Final Decision On Palestine Again Put Off   Colombia’s Surprise Move May Put Action Over Until Next Year

U.N. Postpones Arabic - Jewish Partition Vote   Action Dela ye din Move To Promote Good-Will Conciliation

Palestine Partition Plan Showdown Postponed 24 Hours On French Motion   Parodi’s Delay Proposed With Avowed Hope That Some ‘Good-Will Formula’ Might Be Found To End Arab-Jew Impasse

‘Final Vote On Palestine Put Off 24 Hours   Hope Formula Will Be Found To End Arab-Jew Impasse

PALESTINE VOTE IN UN POSTPONED TINTH  ATE TANAY   Unexpected French Compromise Move Delays Showdown Bailoting.   FLOOR FIGHT HINTED   Colombian Plan to Shelve Issue Until 1948 May Be Discussed.

Vote On Palestine Partition Deferred By French Move  Compromise Action Proposed With Hope   Compromise Action Proposed With Hope Good-Will Formula -May Be Found

Fompromise Move by France Delays Showdown for a Day; Hone for Agreement Is Seen   Assembly Stands 25 To 15 For Adjourning For 24   Hours To Consider New Means To Make  i Amicable Adjustment

Surprise Compromise by France Delays. Showdown. ‘Vote on. Palestine-Plan'

Palestine Vote Delayed in Hope Of Healing Rift   Vote Is 25 to 15

Palestine Partition  Undecided   Slight Chance For Settlement Seen In Ap parent - Softening - OF The Arah Positian

Delay Voting on Plan for Palestine Until Tomorrow   U. S. and Russia Oppose Hitch in Action on Partition

VOTE DELAYED ON PARTITION OF PALESTINE   U. N. Approves Action Over Opposition Of U. S. and Russia

Vote Delayed On Palestine Parlitionine   ‘Surprise Move Puts. O# Final Action At Least’. _ 24 Hours

GOP IS CRITICAL OF PRESIDENTS AID PROCEDURE   ‘Pruman Presses Drive On Waste:  Luekman Hae Plan

Oakland Industrialist Says People and Press Put ‘Heat on Capital

AAA News for the County  Farmers - From Chairman   Play Incuranes

Early Settlemen Of Differences Strongly Urged   Possibility Seen For Boycott by Soviet Union

FUTURE OF U. N. THREATENED BY U. 5.-RUSS ROW   Secretary General Issues Appeal To Settle Quarrels

Judge Hubbard Hears 12 Guilty  Pleas and Passes Sentences  At Special Court Here Last Thursday   Desertion and Non-Support Cases Also Heard; Disposition of These Cases Saves Money for County as No Trials Needed

8 Page Colored Comic Section   Judge Hubbard Hears 12 Guilty Pleas and Passes Sentences  At Special Court Here Last Thursday   Desertion and Non-Support Cases Also Heard; Disposition of These Cases Saves Money for County as No Trials Needed

Ground Breaking Ceremonies Held Today As Baptists Start Building

LYNCHING STORY RELATED TODAY   Eye-witness Description of Death of Negro Is Told at Trial.

Further Price Declines Seen   “Big” Cuts Are Expected Next Week In Many  Pand Lines.

Conservation Becomes the  Watchword in Food Crisis   Some Frices Appear on Decline But Others Are Teetering High

FOOD PRICES ARE LOSING ALTITUDE   MEAT, BUTTER, EGGS MAKE SLIGHT DROP, INDEX SHOWS SLUMP

Some Food Prices Drop   New York Prices Down With Refusals of Shoppers to Buy

Some Food Prices Dip, Others Rise   Meat, Butter, Eggs Go Bown; Grains Advance In Chicago; Hikes In Milk Price Feared

Mei ER FRINDO  Meat, Butter, Eggs Decline But Milk Threatens Jumo

Food Prices Go Up, Then Down   Butter, Meat and Eaas in Declines 

Food Prices Are Losing Altitude   Meat, Butter, Eggs Most Notable Among Declines as Conservation Becomes Watchword.

Many Higher F ood Prices Take Tumble   Meat, Butter, Eggs Are Down; Grain Move Up

Meat, Butter, Eggs Go Down as Nation Tries Conservation   Chicago, New York Face Possible Milk Price  Boost Soon

Meat, Butfer and Egg Prices Down  Threaten Boost in Consumer Milk

JUST TAS Pile, INGE Misks aie  Conservation Watchword In Food Crisis

Meat, Butter, and Eggs Have Downward Trend; Price of Milk in Chicago Expected To Climb.   SHOPPERS’ RESISTANCE CHECKS UPWARD TREND

B-29s Sweep Eastward fo New Record    Army Planes on One-Stop Japan-: 40-Washinatan Ho

T GIANT B-298 FLY FROM TOKYO IN MASS RECORD   Sweep Over Canadian Border Into U.S. to Feature Air Force Day

Drying Equipment May Help Farmers Recover from Effects of Wet Season

‘Half Million Montana Caitle Were Moved ‘To Market in Ten Months of 1947

School Bill To Senate   House Passes Amended Measure by 94 to 3; Discuss Relief Hike

House Passed Amended Refenéenizafon Measure  Late Yesterday   TO PLACATE PATRONS

Italy To Seek American Loan   Premier Gasperi Arrives In Washington On Transport

ITALY T0 ASK CREDIT OF U.S   Premier Arrives By Plane To Negotiate Loan And Post-UNRRA Help

Italian Premier Arrives, to Urge Loan and Food to ‘Save His Nation’

Plan Return Of Yank Dead   Will Exhume Bodies From St. Laurent for Return to U. S.

3,805 WAR DEAD -~ TO START HOME   Americans Fell at Omaha  Beach in Normandy

French Cemetery to Be Closed as Bodies of U.S. Soldiers Are Exhumed

DARING RESCUE OF GREW AT SEA      Cities Services Tanker Lone, Takes Crew Off Sinking Fishing Sehooner — Rescue Takes Places On Coast of New Jersey.

Await Address ~ By Sec. Marshall   Expect Major Policy Declaration In Speech To C.1.0. At Boston Today

Federal Government Proposes End of Gasoline ‘Taxation:   States Would!-Be: Asked to Give «+ Up. Other: Taxes:

‘$177, 000,000 For General Projects Asked   Little Hope Held For Congressional Action This Term

FLOOD CONTROL PLAN OPPOSED   Taber Calls Truman Proposal ‘Scatterfire, Poorly Conceived’  CHANCES ARE SLIGHT

Truman Gives Detailed Plan On Flood Work   Shows Congress How $237 Million Would Be Spen! In Midwest.

Teacher Pay and GI Bonus Taxes Pass Legislature   ‘Adcption Marks Dewey’s  Victory, Despite Rebel lion in GOP Ranks

N.Y. Tax Plan Awaits Dewey Signature  Passing of Bill A Major Victery

Localities Get New Tax Powers And State Increases Levy On Incomes

4 CHILDREN DIE IN HOME BLAZE   Young Mother Seriously Burned in Flash Fire

CHESANING FIRE FATAL TO FOUR   Four Little Children Die In Blaze; Mother Critically Burned

INCOME TAX CUT   GOP Leaders To Ignore Lack Of Action on President  Truman’s Budget

BE PUSHED BY COP LEADERS   Expect House to Pass Income Bill Despite Budget Dispute

COP to Speed House Tax Cut   Slash Is Planned Despite Inaction on Budget

GOP Leaders To Push Tax  Act in House   Senate and House Efforts to Agree on Budget Cut Collapse

Arabs Destroy, Property. ; Mob Jews In Wild Riots   Violence Starts In Jerusalem Where Roving Mobs Burn And Loot Property; Series Of Incidents Along Tel Aviv-Jaffa Boundary Leave Three Jews Dead

SMASH STORES, CROWD STREETS IN WILD RIOTS   As Protest To Partition

Mobs Sack And Burn Stores  Jewish Members Of Underground  frie Rethink an   Jewish Members Of Underground Join British to  Mainstain Order

ROVING MOBS OF ARABS BURN AND LOOT PROPERTIES   Two Jews And One Arab Are Already. Killed

Nearly Third Earmarked for  U.S. Defense  Cl alle Biawuwywac *Daanl?tod2n   Calls Figures ‘Realistic Tight’; Pleads For Retention Wartime ‘Taxes   At-A-Glance

‘Sweeping’ Control on  Food Sought   Situation Hinges on 1948 Wheat © rop,  Committee Told

Sec. Anderson Sees Serious Meat Shortage Next Year It May Continue Through June,  Senate-House

Higher Prices Also Forecast By Anderson  ‘Secretary Urges Renewed Controls

‘Distressing Shatigg Of Meat’ Is ™ —           Agricuitere     Until June, With Meat Nerd Te Chisie ag abtl Maud Maveushen ce eig

Anderson Asks Controls Over Trading in Food  — Anti-Inflation Program to Be Mapped by GOP

Republicans To Drive On  Inflation   Higher Prices Seen In Spring

SEG. ANDERSON PREDICTS SEVERE MEAT SHORTAGE   Declares It Will Begin in February, Last Four Months, © and That Prices Will Move Higher.   a  ASKS POWER TO HIKE  MARGINS ON GRAIN   Senate Republicans Announce Decision to Develop Anti-  Inflation Program of } “Sound Measures.” {

MEAT SHORTAGE WILL BE ACUTE AFTER FEBRUARY   Prices Are Also Likely Te Be Higher, Anderson Tells Committee   RESTRICTIONS ON COMMODITY MARKETS

CONTROL OVER FOOD TRADING IS SOUGHT   Secretary Anderson Asks Immediate Aid from Congress

Critical Meat Shortage Seen During ' Winter   Secretary. of Agriculture ‘Predicts Higher ..” Prices

CONSUMPTION OF MEAT 10 BE CUT   Distressing Shortage Seen By Anderson.

AILMENT IS EXPECTED IN FEBRUARY   Shortage May Continue Several Months, Dept. Head Says

Price Increase Early In 1948 Is Feared:   No General Food Shortage Is Seen Unless Disaster Strikes Wheat

Sec. Anderson Warns Against Meat Shorfage   There Will Be Sufficient Food in U. S. Unless Wheat Crop Fails

BOOST IN PRICES UKELY, HE TELL CONGRESS. GROUP   No General Food Shartage Unless Wheat Crop  Fails, He Asserts,   ‘ASKS GRAIN SAFEGUARDS   Would Raise Margin Requirements as High as 100 Per Cent.

Short Supply. Of Meat Seen For February   President’s Anti-Inflation Plans Supported In Warning Of: Price Jump With Shértagve

DECIDE ON HOME FOR GOVERNOR   State Committee Picks Nollen Home at $27,200

Auxiliary Holds Poppy Day Here   .ittle Red Flowers Come From Aspinwall

Receive Poppies To Honor War Dead   To Be Distributed May 24 by Volunteer Workers

POPPY DAY IN ST. CHARLES ~  SAT., MAY 24   Memorial Poppies Will Be Worn Honering The Deceased of Both World Wars. ,

Lovett Hits Soviet Union “Red” Groups      Declares They Seek to Prevent Economic Eurepean Recovery -

Lovett Says Russia Bar  To Recovery   American Charges Soviets With Attempt to Retard Economy; Vishinsky in New Attack on U.S.

Lovett Declares Nine-Nation Bloc Hurts Recovery   Says Undercover Moves Made by Communists for Many Years

Cattle Feeders To Meet Here - Thursday, Nov. ¢   Julius Rohwer of Schleswig is Scheduled as Speaker

AGED BACHELOR KILLS SISTER ENDS OWN LIFE  WOMAN, 91, FOUND nint  ase AL ssh an eeiees

Aged Chadwick Man Kills Sick Sister ~ and Hangs Himsel   Gruesome’ Tragedy is Revealed in Carroll Co: . Community Sunday

FINANCE PLAN NOT DECIDEN   GOVERNOR: AND .BOUSE AND SENATE LEADERS FAIL TO. “AGRER ON SEVERAL  _ PROBLEMS *

* POWERFUL NEW PLANE MAY BE DEVELOPED   Army Sceks Ship That Will Do 2,200 Miles An Hour And Sozr To 60 Miies

BURNS FATAL IN STATE HOSPITAL   Orders Detectives to Check Scalding Incident

PEACE IN PHONE STRIKE BLOCKED BY PICKET LINES   Western Electric Workers SHIl Hold Out for  Aes: Rinne

WESTERN ELECTRIC PICKETS BLOCK COMPLETE WINDUP OF U.S. TELEPHONE STRIKE

WE Pickets Bleck End of Phone Strike   Returning Workers Refuse To Cross Holdout Lines

Pickets Prolong Telephone Tie-Ur   Many Workers Ready To Return to Jobs But Respect Lines

ELECTRIC TIEUP BLOCKS PHONE EFFORT IN EAST   Labor Department Top Conciliators Prepare to Step Up Negotiations

Pickets Delay Phone F: inale   Long Lines Workers Kept From Returning

Western Electric Strike Delaying Full Phone Peace   Two Unions Still Maintain Picket Lines im SixWeeks-Old Dispute   WORKERS INSISTENT ON $6-$10 BOOSTS   Regional Settlements Are Proceeding Slowly After Long-Lines Truce

LINES OF WEEA PICKETS DELAY PHONE ACCORD   20,000 Workers of Western Electric Continue Strike

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  He Loves His Wife Because She Lets Him Shoot Mice

There Are Many Angles to This Business of Love and a Few Overcome Them

TAX CUTTING ACT TO BE PRESENTED AS FIRST MEASURE   Twenty Percent Reduction ii Personal Income Taxes  Will Be Asked

Chicago Morning Papers Publish Despite Strike; Others Of} for Holiday

Chicago Papers Keep Publishing  Holiday Editions Skipped. by Three

McCloy Lists Output Gains In Europe   Some Countries Exceed Prewar  Levels. He Says

Say Industry In Europe Is Making Gains   Report Factories and Railreads Recovering But Harvests Remain Far Below Prowar Tovele.

Anderson Warns US. Must Cut Grain Exports   Hungry Nations Told They Must Become More Self-Suppotring

Europe Faces  Less U.S, Aid   Anderson Warns of Slash In Grain Exnorte

Expect Less This Year, World Told   Anderson Cites Poor Corn Crop; Says U.S. Needs Food

i ae eeeahieilite encase nae oo  TRAIN ¢ CRASH KILLS FIFTEE.   ‘English Train Coltlides With An. ' other at Doncaster.

Froposed Zoning Urdinanco ¥ Engineer to Enforce Law; Board to Handle Appeals

Proposed Zoning Ordinance 1 . 2 Industrial, 5 Business Zones Set up by Ordinance

OHIO SUPPORT “GOES TO TAFT  ) JN CAMPAIGN   ctncntirart SENATOR TO BE ‘Ontos “FAVORITE SON” IN THE PRESIDENTIAL  RACE

Women’s Work Bill Opposed By Mahany .   Bill Would Allow . Girls as Young as 17 To Work All Night

Voluntary Food Plan Rolling Toward Goal, Luckman Says   Wheatless Day Is Not Considered, He Asserts

Army Officers Escape  From Country  Dinnyes Says First Object Is Russian Friendship

Hungary Army Officers Flee Red Purge; LIS Pledaed Aid to Ousted Naagy.!s Claim

Pledge Made By Soviets’ Puppet Head   Ousted Premier Is Charged With Call For Aid From U. 8.

Russian Chosen Dinnyes Asserts “AntiDemocratic — Elensents Woot -Bbe—Parged From Hungarian Army

NAGY CHARGED WITH SEEKING TRUMANS AID   Hungarian Premier Says Army Will Be Purged; Officers Have Fled

HUNGARIAN RED REGIME TO PURGE FOES FROM ARM)   Premier Dinnyes, in Maiden Speech to Parliament, Reyeals 80 Per Cent of Officers Have Fied.   FIGHTING FORCE WELL BE ENCREASED   New Leader Says Agreement Has Been Reachéd to Nationalize Banks, Bauxite Mines and Aluminum.

Ex-Premier Of Hungary Sought Aid   Requested Before Trumon Doctrine Announced, Said

Statement Due On Parole of 4   Men Former Member  £ Gannane’c Gann

Statement Due On Parole of 4  Men Former Member   Men Former Members Of Capone’s Gang

Philadelphia Newspaper’s New Plan Collapses While Workmen on Jobs

SAFETY. MEETING WELL ATTENDED   Safety Responsibility Law Is Explained

One Person Killed, Three Badly Injured In Head-On Collision   LOCAL DRIVERS LEARN DETAILS OF NEW IOWA RESPONSIBILITY LAW

Limit on Foreign Buying Approved by Committee   Foreign Affairs Body Ready to Oppose Drastic Fund Slash

BOMB PROJECT AIDES ARE DEAD   Missing Secretaries Found On Peak’s Icy Slopes

Truman Plans Food Statement   Confers for Hour With Cabinet Group

Virtually All Construction Controls End   President’s Requests Apvear To Be Doomec

Virtually All Government — Construction Controls Ended   Signing of New Rent Bill Eliminates Vet  ‘Program for Housing

‘Mike The Tailor‘ Remembers  Friendly Word To Immigrant Brings Policeman A Fortune

Wheat Leads Upward Trend In Prices: Livestock Down   Commodity Index Shows 197 Percen’ Of 1926 Average

December Wheat Hits New Record  Corn and Oats Also Continue Upward

DECEMBER WHEAT PRICE PUSHES TO NEW ALL-TIME HIGH; HOGS, ICATTLE DOWN ON MEATLESS DAY

Packers’ Prices on Meat Off as Grains - Continue Advance:   No Decision Reached on _ Abolition of Poultryless Thursdays

Four Armed Men Get $5,000-$10,000   Country Club Near Ambler, Pa. Is Robbed By Bandits In Sensational Holdup

CLARK SCORED FOR LINING UP ON FIRM’S SIDE   CiO Attorney Asserts Suits Supported by Wage Hour Chief

GOVERNMENT IS SPLIT ON PORT SALARY ISSUES   Attorney Contends Administra tian Is on One Side and  Clark on Other   POTTERY CASE OPENED ACAIN AT HEARINGS

Row Within Government On Portal Pay   Union Attorney Declares Clark Is ‘Plumed Knight

U.S. Legal Forces Split on Portal  Issue, Is Charge  Workers Lawyer Say Attorney General Is

SAYS FEDERAL GOVT. SPLIT ON PORTAL ISSUE   Charges Wage-Hour Office Refuses to Back Atty. General

PANAMANIA BASE TROOPS REMOVED   U. S. Hopes Move Wil! Help to Ease Tenzion

London F ood Peril Grows In Walkouts   7,000 Laborers In Markets Strike Aa Troops ‘Take Over’

7,000 Market Workers Join Truck Strike   Market Employes Protes: Use of Soldiers to Move Food Supplies +

Says Communists  Poised to  Stage Invasion Dominican Republic  _ Enters Protest With TIlnitead Stetaee

INVASION ARMY POISED IN CUBA   Communists Prepare T« Start Revolution In Dominican Republic

Says Communists Poised to Stage Invasion  Dominican Republic Enters Protest -With United States

Army Awaits Communist Inv asion   Ambassador Charges Revolutionary Forces To Strike from Cuba

Wheeling’s Banned Bingo Become: ‘Quiz Program’ in Evasive Action

PLAN BLASTED   Controversial Issues Block Plans to End Assembly Session on June 14

‘Wallace’ Party Split By Baitle   Third Party Movement Brings Row _Among Leaders Of ‘Proqressives’

PCA SPLITS OVER 3RD PARTY ISSUE   Opposition Announced by New York Units

Progressives Are Split By Wallace Third Party Move   Two of PCA’s Top Ranking Officials Resign over Third Party Issue.

‘Third Party Row Flares   Liberals Split Over Proposal to Form New Party Under Wallace

PLC. A. SPLITS ON THIRD PARTY   Some Leaders Favor And Others Oppose Running Wallace

Leftists Split Over Wallace   Leaders of Groups in Sharp Dispute Over Third Party Idea

UN Members Show Slight Optimism   v. §.-Russian Conciliation  Seen on Several Matters

‘Air of Conciliation Felt in U. N.; Gentle Jibe Replaces Bitter Insult

First U. 8. Case of Employer Charging Unfair Labor Practices Comes Up for Hearing Tuesday

First Case Against Union  To Be Heard  Baltimore Employer Made ‘Unfair Labor  eee. . eo gaa

Ex-WAC Jailed For Gem Theft Will Be Freed   Federal Judge Rules - She . Was Iegally Tried By ©  _, Court Martial In Hesse Case

WAC Captain Wins Case   Judge Rules Mrs. Durant Civilian at Time of Army Court Martial

On-Job Farm Program Open   VA Leunches “On-Form’ And Classroom Troining For Yetercns

New On-Job Farm Plan   Program Combining School and Practical Training Under GI Bill Into Effect Today

LEWIS FORCES COUNCIL MEET IN DECISION   Executive Council Releases Verbal Blast at Act

AFL Bucks Taft-Hartley Affidavits  Non-Compliance   Non-Compliance  Voted By Council

Deadly Chain Reaction  Nobel Scientist Says Misuse ‘Of Atom May End Humanity

Nobel Prize Scientist Declares Misuse Of Atom Energy Could Cause Mankind To Disappear thru Genes Destruction

Labor Bill Vote Due in Senate Before Day Ends   Opposition Charges Stiff Control Law Will Endanger Nation

Labor Bill's Foes Wage Losing Fight   Report of White House Mail Is Pointing to Veto

hep ub licans Seek Labor Vote Today   ‘oes Of Controls Measure Obviously Waging Hopeless Cause

FOREIGN © OFFI AUSSIAN ARGUMENTS OVER’: ‘CONTROL OF ARCTIC:      BY THOMAS (on WATSON International News Service

BRITISH REJECT SOVIET CLAIMS   Russians Present Arguments Claiming Rights To Spitsbergen Bases

Carolinas Have New Assault Case   Hartsville Negro Is Lodged In Jail After Attack

Free Eqypt From British, Is Plea  Ask U.N. Council To Take Action

Exira Session Problem for the President   Stote Department Openly Plugging Speciel Meeting

Luckman Says Will Stand Pat   GOP Senators Doubt Need For Meatless And Eggless Days

Eggless Days Are Questioned by Some GOP Leaders  Senators Co-Operate But Wonder at Differing Programs

New Owners Sign UMW Contract  ounas town Sheet &   Youngstown Sheet & Tube Buys Property

Ross Murder Trial Opens At LaGrange   Physician Is Charged With Mass Slaying

DR. ROSS MURDER CASE  Old LaGrange Court House ~ Seene of Sensational Trial

Eisenhower Reporls On Charqes Made Against Gen. Lee   Former Commander Given Clean Slate Following Probe

A GRAIN PRICE DROP   Fresident’ s €C alling of Special Con. Reason  ; gress Session Is

This America of Ours Is a Pretty Strange Place— You Cen Never Be Sure

You Never Can Be Sure— By Hal Boy  Man Gives Dinners to Old Woman out of Pity

Detroit Dealers Hailed Into Cour  Sales Of New And Used Cars Probed

CANE IS BLOWING OUT AFTER 10 DAYS   No Longer Dangerous; Heavy Damage to Property

Tropical Storm Slowly Subsiding Says Day's Report   Hurricane Sweeping Inland “After Causing Much Damage In ,New  Orleana *   STRENGTH OF STORM  NOW DIMINISHING  BS ann eae ae on

Play-by-Play Account of Tiger-I sagle  Football Game at Le xington is Given

Play-by-Play Account of Tiger-Eagle Football Game at Pigecias is Given

Major Political, Economical and Humanitarian Reasons For U. S. Relief Program Overseas Are Explained

NEW DEATH REPORTED IN CLEVELAND A REA  AKRON IS CHIEF POLIO SUFFERER

AKRON LEADS IN POLIO CASES   City Hit by 170 with Othe! Ohio Commitnities Sending Aid.

SKORZENY AND 7 AIDES FREED   Acquittal In War Crimes Cases May Cause Law Revision

Acquittal of Towering, Scar Faced Skorzeny In War Trials Brings Poser

Korean Parleys   To Resume May 2(   U. S.Soviet Commission to Convene at Seoul

KOREA TALKS TO RESUME ON MAY 20   Marshall, Molotov Agree to Plan For Resumption

KOREAN TALKS TO BE RESUMED   Marshall and Molotov in  Agreement on Date

Italian Boat Loaded With Children Sinks   MANY PLEASURE BENT LOSE LIVES NEAR GENOA

45 CHILDREN LOST OFF ITALIAN COAST   Fen Others Missing as Excursion Boat Sinks

[Home-Grown Tropical ‘Storm Plunges Inland ‘(As Rains. Drench Texas

One Known Dead, 35 Believed Lost   Power Cut Off To Reduce Danger Of Electrocution; Negro Convicts Take Advantage Of Storm And Escape

Minor Damage Seen As Rain, Winds Strike   Texas City And Galveston Areas Arve Hardest Hit

VICIOUS TROPICAL STORM BLOWS OUT IN TEXAS SECTION   Galveston Swept By Center of Storm; Loss of Life, De struction Results

Gulf Storm Blows Itself Out in Texas   Warnings Still Up Along Coast---Wind In Houston Area ta Ceesaad 50 ta A mul

Home-Grown Storm Batters Galveston   Winds Hit 70-Mile Peak Over Island and at Texas City; Disturbance Raining Itself out

Tropical Storm Rakes Galveston   Texas City, Houston Also in Storm’s Path; Sev. eral Casualties, Property loss Renorted.

Wind Subsides As “Hurricane” Plunges Inland   Galveston, Texas City And Huston Damaged By Roaring Gales

TROPICAL STORM FADES INLAND FROM GALVESTON   Vicious Disturbance Blowing Itself Out In Rain Squalls About 100 Miles From Coast After Hitting Gulf Port, Texas City And Houston—Several Casualties And Property Damage Reported—Prison Farm Inmates Flee Under Cover Of Gale

Tropical High Winds Moved Into Texas About ~~ 100 Miles   ‘PROPERTY IS DAMAGED

Vicious Disturbance Blowing Itself Out In Rain Squalls About 100 Miles From Coast After Hitting Gulf Port, Texas City And Houston—Several Casualties And Property Damage Reported—Prison Farm Inmates Flee Under Cover Of Gale

Tropical Storm Hits Galveston And Texas City   Winds Subsiding After 70-Mile-Hour Blow On Cities

Galveston And — Other Cities In Gulf Area Struck   Hurricane Blows Out  Into Rain Squalls As Storm Sweeps North

Storm Lashes Texas.   Tornadic Winds; Hit Galveston, H  And Texas City; One Dead. Damage Hich

Storm Hits Texas Cities   Galveston, Texas City And Houston Bear Brunt of Tropical Blow

Tropical Storm Hits Texas Coas Plunges Inland  f... *. fg. 4 FAL   Blowing Itself Out in Rain Squall 100 Miles Inland

Thomas Demands Attorney-General Prosecute Reds; Asks Contempt Case

Asks House To Cite Two Reds For Contempt   Committee Also Calls On Attorney General to Prosecute Commies Who Seoff At Law

Committee Hits Acts of Alleged ‘Conspirators   Report Declares U.S. Party Officials Dangerous to Country

HOUSE GROUP ASKS DRIVE AGAINST REDS   Committee Seeks Contemp! charges and Action by Attorney General.

Favor Strike 10-1 On Western Union  To Come at Height Of Christmas Rush.

Western Union Strike Looms   Vote of Employes Is Running 10 to 1 for Walkout, Report

Roland Harriman and Party Will Visit Butte  Union Pacific Road Officials to Be Entertained Monday

Roland Harriman and Party Will Visit Butte  Union Pacific Road Officials to Be

Housing Authority May Have Mislaid Vast Sum of Money  fynn CZL2NE9 921 lenw VA;   One $608 261 Item Was ‘Mistake’ in Books, or ‘Defalcation’

SOLONS CLAIM FRAUD SHOWN   Two Senators Assert Audit Of FPHA Funds Reveals $26,250 “Fraud”

Fraud Is Cited In Accounts Of FHA Audited Recently   Vast Sums Government Money Seem to Have Disappeared Mysteriously

FEDERAL MONEY REPORTED MISSING   SEN. McCARTHY SAYS SUBVEY OF FPHA ACCOUNTS SHOWS “VAST AMOUNT” GONE,

Snow and Rain in Much of Nation   Severe Shortage of Eaas Seen Next Fall

Southworth Gets Contract For 5 Years  Terms Call For $250.000 Plus

Talmadge Lays Himself Open To Contempt  But Judge Likens Him aTo a Kick by Jackass And Notes ‘Source’

Talmadge Opens Way for Possible Contempt Action   Rome, Georgia, Judge Inclined, However, to ‘Just Consider Source

TALMADGESEEN OPEN FOR COURT CONTEMPT TRIAL   Attacks Judge Who Ruled for Thonipson In Goveruor Firht

MONKEYSHINES PLENTIFUL HERE   Ship Docks with Fifteer Chimpanzees Frisking Amona the Carco

Smaller Loaf Loses Favor In Food Plan   Grain-Saving Pledge By Bakers, Brewers Wanted by Nichtfall

LOMMITTEE COOL UN SMALL LOAVES   Plan to Save Grain for Europe Is Speeded To day by Leaders.

Study Plans  For Further  Grain Saving   Proposal That Bakers Reduce Size of Loaves of Bread Appears to Be Gooling Off.

Quick Action in Greece Is Advocated  Security Council Tirgcead to   Security Council Urged to Maintain Peace

World Peace Threatened: U. N. Is Told   ‘Explosion’ Likely Any Day, Johnson Tells Delegates

American Delegate Tells UN Grecian Plight Dangerous   French Delegate Calls Situation Graye, Uraes Speed ‘

GREEK BORDER FIGHTING I$ CALLED SERIOUS   U. s. Urges Security Council Te Setup Border Watch Commission   ACCUSATIONS DENIED —  BY RED SATELLITES

U. N. ASKED TO SPEED GRECIAN BORDER WATCH   America Demands Fast Action, Not Upheld, By Security Group

Quick Action in Greece Is Advocated  Security Council Urged to Maintain Peace

CALLS UPON U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL TO QUELL TROUBLE   Suggests Delegates Meet in Con inucus _e8.i0. to i eal With cruv.cin, but Proposal Is Beaten.   RUSSIA’S GROMYKO OBJECTS TO PLAN   Albanian and Yugoslav Delegates Brand as False Reports International Brigade Is Aiding Rebels.

Urges Action In UN To Halt Peace Threat   Special Meeting On Balkans Asked

American Delegate Tells UN Grecian Plight Dangerous  French Deleaate Calls   French Delegate Calls Situation Grave, Urges Speed ©

UN Council: Urged Take Quick Action   United States Asks That Continuous Meetings Be Held -to Quell Explosive. Situation

U.S.Urges UN ActUpor Greek Crisis   Johnson Warns Of Threat For World Peace In Balkans

Holds Situation May Burst into Explosion Any Day: ContinuousMeeting  By Council Asked

U. 5. DEMANDS UN ACTION IN BALKAN CASE   Urge Continuous Meet ing of Security Body To Check Threat

UN BALKANS CASE -AGTION DEMANDED   United States Tells Securit) Council That Situation  fe Exniosive

BORDER MIXUP IS MENACE 10 WORLD PEACE   DELEGATES TO U. N., COUNCIL URGED TO ACT QUICK

America Fears Greek Border Tension Growinc   Urges U.N. Council To Quell Threat To World Peace

GRIM FLIGHT FOR BRIDE   SEES RERS RE Oe se ‘BRITISH WIFE OF VETERAN  WANTS TO GO HOME TO DIE.   General Spaatz Provides a Special Plane to Carry Woman, Her Husband and Baby to Pineland,

CANCER ‘CAN’T BE CURED’  English War Bride Flies Back to Enaland to Die

Texan’s Wife Is Stricken With Cancer English War Bride Is Flying Back To Native Land To Die

Stricken War Bride. With Grieving Husband, Flies to Native Kneland in Army Plane To Die

Truman Asks More Funds For VA Work   Would Boost Veterans Appropriations for Year Above 9 Billions

TRUMAN ASKS 876 MILLION MORE TO PAY JOBLESS VET   Message to Congress Request: Sum for Current Fiscal Year That Will End dune 980.   INCOME TAX SLASH DEBATED BY HOUSE   Mason Defends Knutson Proposal for 20 Per Cent Reduction—Hits “Federal Squandering.”

FUNDS NEEDED FOR JOBLESS VETERANS PAY   CONGRESS IS ASKED FOR $2,169,114,500 APPROPRIATION

Last Appropriation... Claimed Inadequate  VA Would Benefit In Additional   VA Would Benefit In Additional $873,836,000 Request; Congress News

XMAS GIFTS FOR SERVICE MEN   The Red Cross Urges You To Act Without Delay

JURY ACQUITS VANDALIA MAN   FOUND NOT GUILTY OF MURDER’ CHARGE IN DEATH OF WIFE

Marshall to Aid in Study Of Policies   Congress Asked To Break Up “Monopolies” By Unions

Co-oper ation Is Promised  By Marshall   Sparkman Suggests Volun. teer Boards To Pass On Rent Ceiling Increases

Marshall Gives House Aid In Policy Inquiry   Outeries Heard That Communists Get Jobs In U.S. State Dept.

MARSHALL T0 AID CONGRESS OVER POLICIES   Pledges Suppart in Examination of Foreign Plan; New Labor Laws Discussed   POSSIBLE LEAD IN ATOM SECRETS BEING HINTED

Marshall To Aid Congress Inquir On State Dep t  Motor Industry Men Attack ‘Monopoly’ Amona Labor Unions

Foreign Policy Will be Probed By House Grour   Marshall Pledge Of Cooperation Given Congress

Today In Congress   Marshall Pledges Congress Full Cooperation On Foreign Policy; Sen. Sparkman Suggests ‘Citizen Board’ To Act On Rent Increases

Fire Regulations To Be Considered   Details of Legislation To Eliminate Hotel Fires To Be Drafted

LIMITS GRAINS FOR DISTILLERS   Anderson Reduces Amounts 30 Per Cent Of Quotas Of January, :1947

Arizona Produce Dealers Face Loss Of Million Dollars As Result of Threatened S. P. Engineers Strike

‘Keemres Electricity To: Most Farmers.  ‘Ninety Percent Of > ‘Rural Homes In’. ” County To Ba PRR

NewREALoan. _ Assures Beaty To Most F; armers.  “Ninety Percent OF Rural Homes. In, . County: To Be Servec

Hollywood Investigators Get ‘Laughs Out of One Writer Who  Sues When Called a Communist

No Immediate Indication Whether Austrian Treaty Has Been Abandoned For This Meeting Or Not   MINISTERS MAY BE WEAR AUSTRIAN PAC!

BIG 4 DROP AUSTRIAN TREATY TALK   Agree to Resume Consideration of German Treaty

Austrian Treaty Is Abandoned   Foreign Ministers Turn to Germany; Postpone Treaty  Talks Indefinitely

‘BIG FOUR” DROPS AUSTRIAN TREATY   will Consider Questions On  Germany Tamorrow

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American Nations Are to Seek = Defense Treaty  Hemisphere’s Mutual Pact Expected to  Be Written in Rio

AMERICAN MINISTERS HEAD FOR JANEIRO TO WRITE HEMISPHERIC MUTUAL DEFENSE TREATY

Economics, Veto and Reds Vie With Mutual Defense At Delayed Rio Meeting

Secretary Wins Tactical Victory At Moscow Parley   Big Four Council Set To Come To Grips With Major Issues Next Week   DELEGATES HOPE FOR SOME RESULT

ONLY HOPE IS ON MARSHALL AND STALIN   U. S. Position May Eliminate This Possibility

COUNCIL SET STAGE FOR TALK ON BIG ISSUES   U. S. Secretary Credited With Taciical Victory At Moscow Confab

WELLSBORO P.T.A. MEETS NEXT WEEK   Afternoon Session To Be Held At The Grade Building — Evening Meeting At High School.

WELLSBORO P.T.A. MEETS TOMORROW   Afternoon Session To Be   Held At The_ Grade   Building — Evening Meeting At High School.

Richest Circle: in World Lacks Jobs For Young People   Okiebome Squorely in © Sdiddla; Industries Needed Ta Held Population

 Doctors Warn X-Rays, Atom Bomb May Have  ‘Disastrous Effect’ on Posterity

‘Says Some Methods of Ray Use Could Hurt Human Race Genes Affected by too Much Radiation

300,000 BUSHELS WHEAT IN SO FAR   Average 30 Bushels tc Acre; Tested 60; Total $600,000  Value   TURN TO OATS NEXT

300,000 BUSHELS WHEAT IN SO FAR   Average 30 Bushels t Acre; Tested 60; Total Value $600,000   TURN TO OATS NEN)

Gives Schoo Bills Boost   Carlson Urges Solons to Pass Pending Measures

Governor Favors School Aid Bill   Asks Passage of Measure Calling for $12,000,000 Additional   “WOULD SOLVE PROBLEM   Both Elementary and High Schools Would Share in Fund

Carlson for 12 Million School Hike   Added Sum Would Supplement Present $2,500,000 Grant Jo Kansos Schanic

Strike Curbs ‘Are Demanded   AFL ‘President. ‘Cautions "Against “'Oppressive”’. Legislation ° 

U. S. Mayors Urged To Crut Union Actions  350 City Heads At Conference

New Physical Medicine Technique: Revealed as Saving Paralyzed Vet:

End of Controls On Rents Urged   Real Estate Boards Present Program   ‘Matchbox’ Cameras Used by Allied Agents   New Record Set   B-]7 Flying Fortress Ridaied by Lightning

Fortress Crew Tells Of Terror-Ridden Flight As Lightning Bombarded Plane

B-17 Worsted By Lightning   But Makes dsland Despite Holes In Wings, Body, Jolting Explosions

U.S. B-I7 Survives Pacific Storm That Riddled It Worse Than “Flak”

—PLANE ROCKED BY LIGHTNING B-17 Rides Out Storm In Flight To Okinawa

Terror Flight Story Revealed   Flying Fortress Lashed By Lightning, Explosions, Kept Flying

APw WIN MWe VY TTT RET!  ‘Peace Treaties Aren’t Made ‘Overnight Even By Big Four

TOWAN HELD FOR MURDER OF WIFE   Ottumwa Man Pleads Tanocent to Charge

Illinois Veterans’ Bonus Bonds Sold; Deal Sets Record   Bought by Syndicate of Chicago Financiers; Affidavits Here

EX-GI ENGAGED IN GREAT FIGHT   Trying to Convince VA He's Still Alive

SCOTTISH RITE MASONS MEET  Plans For Modern Masonic Temple Here Near Reality

Britain Urged To Live Up To Russian Treaty   Tass News Agency Raps British For Too Strong Ties With United States

Close Alliance Between U. S.,  Britain Flayed By Reds’ Tass   Soviet News Agency Urges England Meet ‘Spirit? Of Treaty

U.§., British Ties Criticized  Russian News Agenc Attacks Relation

Britain Urged To Live Up To Soviet Treaty   Tass Stresses Spirit Ot Pact; Criticizes Close  Anglo-U. S. Ties.

Tass Asks Britain  To Live Up To  Russian Treaty Hits Ties With United States

Britain Scored For Her Close Ties With US.   Russian News: Agency Comments Shortly After Conference.

Tass Raps British Ties With U. S.   Urges England to Live Up to Spirit of Russian Treaty

Five More Saved In Ship Wreck   Brings. to 29 Those Who Survived Ship Wreck

Move Develops to Let Continent Know in Terms of Specific Commodities What It Can Expect.   TRUMAN’S MESSAGE TO CONGRESS MONDAY   Food May Be Purchased in Canada and Latin-American Countries for Long-Range - Aid Program.

Move To Give Aid In Terms      Actual Need   President May Ask Six Billion Purchase Of Latin-American And Ganadian Commodities

Stop-Gap Bill Talk Readied By President  For Congress   Truman To Appear In Person Monday Before Two Houses

Truman Will Appear Before Joint Session   President's Message Will Be Broadcast At Noon Hour.

Move Seen To Tighten Loan Policy   Congress Returns To Act on Foreign Aid. Price Control

U.$; Supply to Govern Foreign Aid   Growing Support for New Plan of Help for Europe's People

Leaders Of Both Parties Shy At Granting Money   Lawmakers, Awaiting President’s Address, Advo‘eate Concentrating On Whert And Other Goods

CONGRESS WILL HEAR TRUMAN'S PLEA SHORTLY   President To Appear at Opening Session Monday with European Aid Plea

Move Develops to Give Commodities in Aid Plan Rather Than Cash Sums

CONGRESS OPENS SESSION MONDAY   Truman to Present Aid Pro. gram. Suggestions for Halting: Price Rise,

News Day And N   Move Develops To Specify Quantities Of Aid Rather Than Sums Of Money       Latins And Canada May Figure In Help   $6,000,000,000 May Be Asked For Spending On Commodities

Pattern Forming To Send Aid in Goods, Not Cash   Lawmakers Are Leaning Towards New Plan; No Blank Check

European Aid In Items, Not Money, Talked   Commodities May Be Bought From Canada and Latin America

Sentiment Growing for Giving ‘Europe Aid in Terms of Items  : Available Rather Than Dollar

Move Is Made For Food, Not Dollars   Administration to Ask Authority to Buy Outside United States

Support Forms to Fix Europe Aid in Material Terms   Bi-Partisan   artisan Congressmen Favor Plan Against Monetary Outla

Move Develops To List Needs, Not Cash Value   Administration Reported Planning to Ask 6 Billion For Latin-America, Can: _  ada Commodities   Special Session Convenes Monday   Presidential Message To Be Broadcast to Nation At. 1:30 P. M. CEST); Reece Favorable.

MATERIAL A SUGGESTED BY SOME LEADERS   President Plans on Delivering Plea Personally

QUANTITY HELP IDEA RECEIVES FURTHER STUDY   Truman May Ask Authority To Spend 6 Billion on Non-U, S. Products

Truman to Take Aid Proposal To Congress Monday   Move Develops To Designate Quantities Rather Than Money

HCL to Get Affention, Too   More Develops to Use Feeds, Meterials Figures, Not Meney is Enrercency Aid

Truman Set To Present Aid Program   Message From President To Be Broadcast

Relief Would : Be In Items, Not Dollars   Trumon To Ley His Plan Before Solons Monday

Budget Slash and Debt Reduction Proposed by George  Georgia Senator Would Put Off   Georgia Senator Would Put Off Cutting Taxes Until Government Income Exceeds Outao

PAYMENT ON DEBT IS SOUGHT) = Solon Asks Congress For Huge Slash In Presidential Budget —

Budget Slash and Debt Reduction Proposed by George  Georgia Senator Would Put Off Cutting Taxes Until   Georgia Senator Would Put Off Cutting Taxes Until Government Income Exceeds Outgo

SEN, GEORGE ASKS CUT IN BUDGET   FAVORS  $2,500,000,000 REDUCTION—WOULD PUT OFF SLASHING TAXES.

Says Russia Paid Special Attention to Hollywood Long-Awaited Witness Expected to

Dalton Drumbo Refuses To Say if He Is A Red; “Mystery Witness Due   Former FBI Agent Ready To Tell Senators That Russia Paid Special Attention To Communists In Film Capital.

Attempts To Avert Phone Strike Fail   Conference Ends Without Agreements

“PAY DEMANDS   WALKOUT OF EMPLOYES OF - BELL SYSTEM - APPEARS LIKELY ON APRIL 7

UN Failure Means War, Hill Warns   Senator Blames. Russians For Delays; Says Inflation Must Be Defeated

Georgia White Primary Bill Ne: aring Show down   Measure Would Wipe Out State’s Primary Laws And Permit The Parties, Operating As Clubs, To Adopt Own Regulations To Bar Negro Voters

‘White Primary’ Bill Nearing Test   Georgia House May  Vote On It Shortly

~ HOME ENVOYS   Soviets Say Ambassadors Summoned for Routine Reasons

Approve Bill To Lump Pensions   Senate Measure Now Passed To Assembly

Treasury Shows First Surplus in Seventeen Year:   Revenues Near Peak Of War-Time Highs; National Debt Cut

GOVERNMENT CLOSES YEAR WITH SURPLUS   First Time It  Has Occurred  Since 1930

ROMANTIC DESIRE AIRED IN COURT  GI's Last Wish: A Rose For _ Girl Who Spurned His Love

Love Unto Death-— \Dead Soldier's Romantic  \Gitt Is Opposed by Heirs

Romantic Desire Of Late Valentine Lawless To Keep Girl In Roses Is Attacked In Court

aL ANRC ENE RTE CT CA UTIL, OEE NE LOCAL CS LL EE  Family Contests Will of Soldier to Send Rose Weekly fo Girl Who Wed Another

HEIRS SEEK $3,600  Perfect Rose to Spurned Lover Winds Up in Court

Court Considers Dead GI's Request to Deliver Roses to Girl Who Spurned Him   _ Army Sergeant Wanted Money He Left Used for Flowers to Woman Now Married

WORIEN FINED $35 in FOR ATTACK   Judge Lane Says Their Sex S ves Them From : Jatt Sentences   MRS.  REED TESTIFIES

WOMEN FINED $35 EACH FOR ATTACK   Judge Lane Says Their Sex  Saves Them From Jail Sentences  MRS. REED TESTIFIES

Brothers, Brought Together By Fate, Locate Their Ill, Poverty - Stricken Mother

RR",  Spanish Voters Confirm Franco, Permit Selection Of Successor

May Propose His Successor . . . Spanish Vote Gives Nod To Gen. Franeo

Law Making Franco Chief of State Ratified By Spanish  i'He May Propose His Successor

Spanish Voters Confirm Franco  As Their Chief   Indorsement Gives Him  Right To Propose His  €, irraeace nmr

RETURNS INDICATE SPANISH VOTERS HAVE RATIFIED A LAW CONFIRMING GENERAL FRANCO AS CHIEF OF STATE

Franco Winner In Ballot For  Successor Plan      Spanish Voters Give Him Right to Name Regent Or King; Foes Stay Away From Polls

Franco Chosen  Chief Of State   Voters Ratify 10 To 1 Majority; First Election In 11 Vaare.

FRANCO UPHELD IN SPAIN VOTE   Citizens Give Approval To Law of Succession in First Ballot in 117Years

MARKETS WILL BE CLOSED   Will Stort Christmas Celebrations at Noon, December 24

Patricia Schmidt's Lawyer Will Appeal \To Cuban President For Pardon Of Dancer

SATIRA 10 SEEK - PARDON IN CUBA   Dancing Girl Convicted Of Killing Lover Near Collapse

FLYING DISCS NAVY PRODUCT WINCHELL >   Columnist Declares They’re Latest . Flyine Wings

Winchell Says “Flying Saucers,” Despite Denials, Are Navy Experimental Craft

Baruch Reported Making Complaint to Congress Group   Code Word ‘Used By:Russians, He. Says, But “Apparently They’ Don’t Know Tts Ymnortance

Wall Of Secrecy Pierced, Russian Queries Indicate   Baruch Blames Scientists  For Lambasting Army Into Publishing Smyth Report 

Baruch Reportedly Tells Senators Soviet Gained Access to High Secrets

Senators Told Of Possibility By B.M.Baruch      Testimony of Disclosure Reported Given at Secret Session

Two Senators Assert Baruch Told Of Leaks   Criticizes Release Of Smyth Report

BARUCH REPORTS: LEAKS TO RUSSIA ON ATOM SECRET:   But Evidence Is at Hand, He Asserts, That Reds Do Not Know How te Use Information.   CALLS FOR TIGHEST KIND OF SECURITY,   Financier Says Scientists" Criticism Led Army te Give Out Data on Atomic Energy.

Soviets Said In Possession  Ot Some Data   Testimony Indicates They Apparently Did Not Know Meaning Nor How to Use lt

RUSSIA FEARED BORING ATOMIC SECRECY WALL   Baruch Reportedly Told Senators Reds Holding Vital Information

Gives Testimony In Closed Session Of Senate Groups  Apparently Soviets   Apparently Soviets Got Some Information Through Canada

Baruch Tells Probe Leaks Indicated In Atom Secrecy Wall   Former Commission Representative Reported To Have Cited Evidence That Russians  Secured Information on Atom Bomb

Russians May Have Information on  U.S. Atomic Bombs   Bernard Baruch Reportedly Informed Senators There Is Evidence That Soviets Have Penetrciad Serreaan

Lack Knowledge (Of Use, However  Raruch Tectifiesc   Baruch Testifies At Committee Session

Blames Scientists For Forcing Army To Release Report: Calls for Tightest Kind of Security

Charges Russia Knows Some of A-Bomb Secrets   Such Testimony Given By Baruch to Senators

Russian Scientists Cannot Use Data   Part of information Obtained Through Spy Ring Recently Unearth Working in Canada

Secrets Of Atomic Bomb Known Te Soviet, Report   Baruch Said To Have Made Statement In Secret Meet: Haven't Gained ‘Know-How?

Scientists Criticised  At Hearing   Maximum Secrecy Is Urged Before Solons Studving Tillienthal

REWARD” FOR (UTTING CITY'S FLINQUENCY      to. See Top Rate        seba (Cards:vs., Cubs:

REWARD" FOR OUTING CITY'S IFLINQUENCY   fet to See Top Rate Raseball Game— fards vs. Cubs

STOP RUSSIA NOW, SEN, GEORGE URGES   REDS WILL OVERRUN EUROPE UNLESS CHECKED AT ONCE, HE SAYS, 4

Senate Democrats Rally to Support Of Aid to Greece  George Urges Action To Prevent Russia

Senator Says Russians Must  Be Halted Now   Sen. George, Other Senate Demos Back Greek-Turkish Plan

Democrats Join To Back Greek, Turkish: Relies   Senator’s Call for Action Spurs Support for Aid In Middle East

GEORGE SAYS U. 8. MUST STOP RUSSIA   Democrats Decide to Aid Plan for Support of Greene

Threat Of Soviet Expansion Seen Demo Senators Push  Plan To Aid Greece

Sen. George Calls on Nation to Act Now on Aid Bill or See Europe Overrun

V 2 Ske:  ‘CHECK RUSSIA IN EUROPE? at  ‘ Demoerats‘in’ “Senate Rall _ To Support Greek Plan®

Sen. George Says Check  Russia Now  Senator Fears Reds Will Overrun Europe

SENATE DEMOCRATS RALLY TO PROGRAM   United States Must Act New Te Prevent Spreag Of Communbee Oe  Offewerre «Sats

- CLEVELAND PARADE SHORTENED FOR GAR MEN  5 UNION ARMY VETS PARADE

Marshall To Demand Yes Or No Answet   Principle Of 40-Year Pact ls The Issue

Soviet Plan NotFavored By Marshall   American Secretary Still Wants Straight ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ From Reds on AAY par Pant   No Answer Given

SOVIET OFFERS NOT ACCEPTABLE TO MARSHALL   Rejects Amendments to Big 4 Disarmament Treaty by Molotov

U.S. Rejects Red Proposal: On Germany   Not Acceptable To Marshall  For Negotiation

Soviet-Proposed Amendments Unacceptable   Marshall Waits for “Vos” or “No” Answer.

Molotov’s Plan On Reich Pact Not Acceptable To U, S. Chief   Yes-Or-No Answer On 40-Year Treaty Asked From Soviet

DEWEY TO URGE MORE FUNDS FOR HOUSING WHEN LEGISLATURE HAS JOINT MEETING NEXT WEDNESDAY

C.P.A. PICNIC PLANS   Celebration Will Be Held at Eudora August 14, 15 and 16

C.P.A. PICNIC PLANS   Celebration Will Vill Be Hi Held at Fistor

{Oil Expected to Be Major Factor ——— petted to be Major rFactor  iDEPUTIES DEBATE ITALIAN COLONIFS

Bie Four Plan Disposition Of ‘Roman Empire’   MEET TO ARRANGE FOR THE FUTURE STATUS OF COLONIES

ltalian Colony Problem Faces London Meet   British Informant Predicts Showdown Between W.5.-Russia

Big-4 Deputies Debate Future o' Italian Colonies   Failure of Conference Would Throw Issue Inte United Nations

Future of The Italian Colonies Up   Big Four Deputies Get Together in London to Take Another Whack at Settling Their Future

Italy Empire Fate Weighed   Big-4 Sits To Study Disposal of Colonies

1800 Railroad Workers Hold  To Demands   15,000 Steel Worker: Are Already Idle; Rail Employes Are After 50-Cent Raise.

Rail Strike May Tie Up Many Plants   Men Continue To Demand 50 Cent Hourly Increase

Receipts of Livestock ‘Auction Total $47,195   Fifteen Hundred Persons Attend Angus Sale Here Average Price is $476

Social Securfty Payroll Tax Rate Frozen At 1 P.C.   Decision Breaks Deadlock, Halts Automatie Hikes For At Least Two Years

HOUSE ADOPTS PAY TAX FREEZE   Speedy Senate Action Ex. pected To Send Bill To President

‘FREEZE’ AGREED ON SECURITY TAX   Conference Group Accepts 1% Two More Years

Expect Speedy Senate Action On Measure   To Send Bill to President, Forestall $2 Billion Tax Increase Next Year

§.5. TaxTo. Stay Frozen   House-Senate Compromise Expected To Mean Quick Passage, Keep Old Rate

SOCIAL SECURITY TAX TO REMAIN SAME 2 YEARS   One Percent Rate Agreed Upon By Committee—Quick Approval Foreseen

HOUSE VOTES TO FREEZE SOCIAL SECURITY TAY   Expect Speedy Senate - Action on- Measure for 1 Per Cent Levy

Agree Freeze  Payroll Tax   Expect Quick Passage One Percent Social Seéurity Next 2 Years.

DRASTIC POWER CUT EXTENDED ACROSS NATION   5 Million Persons Lose Jobs; Cold Tightens Grip

59 PERSONS INJURED   Explosion and Fire Reported in a trewded Passenger Train

Food Exports May Be Cut By End of Yea   Lack of Dollar Exchange Causes Sharo Reduction

FUNDS SHORTAGE MAY CUT DOWN 'EUROPEAN BUYING OF U. S. FOOD; ICTEEL EXPORT CONTROLS SLATED

SESSION WILL BEHELD DOWN TO TAY ACTION   Legislature Meets to Study Ways of Reducing  Inanmo } avu

Governor Tells Lawmakers Majority of lowans Want State Income Tax Reduced   Says in Message Opening Special Session That Wishes of Taxpayers Can be Achieved in Any One of Three Separate Ways

MOST IOWANS WANT CUT, HE SAYS IN TALK   State’s Cash Balance Sufficient Without Additional Tax

LARGE RESERVE POSSIBLE WITH SLASH IN LEVY   3 Other Bills Are Presented as lowa Lesislators Convene

Acquit Stewart in Perjury Trial   Federal Court Jury Clears Former Geneva Man

BRITISH SUMMON JEWISH LEADERS   Details For Holy Land Solution May Be In Offing

New (Cabinet Plan Now for Palestine   British Ministers for Third Day Discuss Holy Land And Problems

Troop Rule Is Imminent In A Tense Palestine   British Soldiers Clear Jerusalem Residential Area For Security.

JEWIOH LEADERD ARE CALLED IN TO LEARN DECISION OF CABINET  THIRD STRAIGHT DAY’S TALK ON PROBLEM BY BRITISH GOVERNMENT _

PRESIDENT REASSERTS OPPOSITION T0 TAX CUT AT AP LUNCHEON  NOW NOT TIME TO SLASH INCOME OF GOVERNMENT, NEWSPAPERMEN TOLD

Failure To Report Greek Army Losse: Brings Complaint  Senafe Also Seeks Other Foreign Facts

SUSPECT GREEKS OF CARRYING ON SYNTHETIC WAR    Senators Question Whether  There Has Been Action  Against Guerrillas   MORE INFORMATION BEING DEMANDED

Greek War On Guerrillas — ‘Phony’, Senators Think   Government Has Refused To Furnish Cosualty Lists _ —UNRRA Supplies Still Standing. In  >» Euronean. Parc

“PHONY” WAR IS STAGED BY GREEKS   No Real Fighting Has Occurred in  That Faroff Land

Senators Doubt Greeks Have Done Much Fighting; Athens Silent On Casualties

Court Upholds Gas Sale Plan   Order Dismissal of Fond du Lac Action

Today In Congress   Telephone And Coal Strikes Bring New Pleas For Action By Congress; Union Racketeers Get Attention: Lilienthal Debate Resumed

B-29 Crash Victims  Are Recovered Wreckage Scattered Over Wide Sector

CHARRED, BODIES ARE RECOVERED  : Twelve Are Killed In Crash Of Plane

1T ARE INJURED IN COLLISION ON STATE HIGHWAY   "Bus and Car Involved in Crash f Near Drumright — 2 Seriously Hurt

NEWBURYPORT SALES INCREASE BY 40 PCT.   Retail Merchants Report Boom in Volume Since Initiation of 10 Per Cent Price Cut.

Paris Shunned By Romania And Bulgaria   Soviet Pressure Keeps Balkan Nations Away From Marshall Plan

House Vo tes Sharply Cut Foreign Aid   Measure Which Also Bans Aid In Red-Dominated Areas Jolt To Truman

Today In Congres:   House Passes Slashed Foreign Relief Bill; Senate Rejects Proposal To Split Lobor Bill into Four Separate Measures, 59-35

HOUSE PASSES FOREIGN RELIEF BILL; REDUCED AMOUNT JOLTS GOVERNM’'T

FEDERAL SAFETY CODE ADVOCATED   Krug Asks Congress to Put Provisions for Mines in Force.

Hanging Bridge ls Swept By Fire   Service Over Bridge Expected In About 48 Hours

POLICY GUIDE FOR MARTHUR MADE PUBLIC   Ail Industries Not Essential for Japan Up for Reparations

Issue Policy To Strip Japan Of War Potentia   Far Eastern Commission Publishes Directive To Guide Gen. MacArthur  In Prooram

AUTO ASSEMBLY IS THREATENED BY ClO DEMAND   General Motors Employes Demand Nearly One- Fourth Increase In Pay, 40Hour Week, And  Social Benefits.

Auto Union Asks For 234% Cent Hourly Boost For 225,000   Requested Salaries, If Granted, Would Cost Corporation Over 2 Million Dollars Weekly

Auto Union Demands Pay Increase   General Motors Asked to Up Pay 232 Per Cent

UAW PRESENTS G. M. WAGE BID   Hourly Increase Of 23% Cents Basis For Negotiations By CIO Union

23%-Cent Hourly Increase Asked of General Motors   Union Presents Pay, Other Proposals To Corporation

(10 Auto Workers Ask 232 Cents An Hour Wage Boost   Demand Made Of Gen- eral Motors For 228,050 Emploves.

(10-UAW Formally Asks GM for 233  Cent Wage Increase   Would Raise Pay of 225,000 Production Workers Effective as of March 19

AUTO WORKERS ASK 23% CENTS IN GM DEMANDS   5 Other Key Proposals Ar Included In Program Outlined By Union

CIO ASKS GM FOR PAY HIKE   Union Wants 2314 Cent  Hourly Wage Increase

CIO ASKS GM FOR PAY BOOST   Request 234 Cents More Per Hour, Social Security Grants.

Auto Workers Ask General Motors to Give 232 an Hour   Estimate Wage Therease to Affect 225,000; Payroll ‘Hike Set at $2.115.000

C4.0. Asks Raise for 225,000 G.M. Workers   Union Spokesmen Say Hike Would Cost $2,315,000 Weekly

WAGE DEMANDS ARE GIVEN TO GM   Union Asks 23% Cent Hourly Hike for. 225,000

UAW Requests  General Motors  Grant Big Hike Anio Workers Ask Increas:  Of 231. Conts an Hour lor 295 nan Praduction Men

Auto Workers “ist Demands   Ask 23'/2c Hourly Raise Retirement Program, Work Guarantee

U. A.W. Demands  To G. M.   Auto. Workers Ask 2314 Cent Hourly Wage Hike, Social Security, Retirement Benefits

United Auto Workers Union Asks General Motors for Wage Raise   2312 Cents on Hour Increase Among Demands Made by Union for 225,000 Workers

Legislature Split Over Labor Bills   Outlawing of Closed Shor Proposed — Bills to Come Up Next Week

Howard Employes File Petition... . Ne > a ss a Citv Provides Case  Under Labor Ruling

HERBERT SIGNS FUND MEASURE   Major Money Bills Passed By vhio Legislature To Become Law

HERBERT SIGNS 4 MONEY BILLS   General Appropriations anc Postwar Improvements Approved

Legislature May Adjourn Session  Within 3 Weeks   Compremise Bills May Speed End of Six Months’ Work

 Southwestern Bel [ Workers Come T) Terms: 77,000 Still Are Idle

LOWER FLOORS COLLAPSE  Fight In jured When Explosion Rocks Building In Washinaton

Eight Persons Injured As Explosion Wrecks Building In Washington   Firemen Believe Accumulated Gas Cause Of Blast; No One Killed

CAPITAL BLAST = INJORES EIGHT   Apartment in Downtown Washington Wrecked by Exnlosien

CHIEF EXEGUTIVE SEES LEGISLATION VITAL TO WORKERS   More Hospitals and Doctors Needed, Truman Warns Conaress

TRUMAN URGES HEALTH SETUP   Wants Congress To Give Attention To Enactment Of Program  SEES CRUCIAL NEED

Truman Calls For Federal Health,  Insurance Program   Says Measure Crucial  To National Welfare

Health Plan Is Truman’s Goal   Federal Insurance Program Vital To National Welfare, He Asserts; Speedy Congress Action Is Urged

ASKS PASSAGE OF INSURANCE PLAN FOR U. 8.   President States Such Legislation Is Crucial to National Welfare

Crucial to U. S, Welfare, Chief Tells Congress   Injured Or Ill Worker Would Receive Government Payments

QUICK ACTION IS NECESSARY   President Says. Insurance Plan : Needed to Avoid Misery, Suffering

Truman Requests Congress Give ‘Immediate Attention’ To Enactment of Federal Health Program.   GIVES PROTECTION FROM SICKNESS

Truman Asks Health Plan  Legislation   Lews Providing Federal Program for Insurance Held Crucial Need in Message to Congress

“AGAIN URGED  BY PRESIDEN}      ‘TRUMAN SENDS" MESSAGE ASKING LEGISLATION FOR NATIONAL HEALTH  ’ INSURANCE

Health Plan Advocated By Truman   Special Message Is Sent to Congress by President Today

Truman Asks Health Plan   Call On Congress To Provide Some  Insurance Program

Urges Legislation Now As Crucial To National Welfare   Says Would Round Out Social Insurance Program For Nation's Workers

Truman Requests Action  On Health Insurance Plan  Protection Against Disability Asked By President in Message te Congress

Problem Crucial, Says Message   President Says Protection Provided Against Three of Four Basic Risks

Truman Seeks Profection Of U.S. Workers   President Sends Request Message To Conaressmen

Special Message Urges Congress To Act Quickly   Truman:.Calls Such Legislation ‘Crucial To National Welfare’

Truman Urges Nat'l Health, Disability Insurance Programs   Special Message To Congress Asks Immediate Action

Insurance Plan To Be Extension Of Social Security   Sends Special Message To Congress For Ouick Action

Congress Asked To Give Measure Quick Attention  Bill Crucial to  National Welfare

President Sends Congress  Again Seeking Legislation To Provide Program .To Finance Care In Fourth Risk’

Would Provide Money in Time Of Sickness   Program Sought To Round Out Social Security

President Asks Quick Action   Tells Congress the Legislation Is of Critical Character

Truman Asks  Health Plan...   Calls On «Congress To Stress Welfare

A NATIONAL HEALTH PLAN AGAIN ASKED   President, in Message to Congress, Asks Compulsory Health @nsurance as a Part of His Social Program.

Urges Congress To Give Matter Quick Attention   Special Message Declares Such Legislation Is “Crucial to National Welfare”   Insurance Plan Democratic Way   Trumm Signed Draft Of Message While Sitting At Ill Mother’s  - * Bedside

TRUMAN URGES HEALTH PLANS   President Sends -Congress Message on Disability _ Insurance

Truman Urges Congress Adopt Insurance Plan  Increased Postal Rates Approved by Committee

Asks U.S. Health Insurance   Truman Tells Congress Adequate Federal Program Is Crucial to Welfare of Nation

Truman Urges. Federal Heatth Insurance Plar   Asks Congress Enact Program

Truman Appeals For Enactment rr f Health Plan      Asks Congress For Legis:  lation In Special  on

Special Message Sent Congress on Insurance Means   Government Payments Pro For Workers, Injured Or Il In New Demand

Congress Asked For Nafionwide Disability Plan   To Be Extension Of Social Security

Need Law For Protection Of Working Class   Provide National Protection Against Sickness Risk: Tneurance.

Truman Urges Federal Health Insurance Plan   President Proposes Government Payments  To Disabled, Sick

Would Remove ‘Sickness Risk   Proposes Local Plan with  Reasonable National . Standards

Truman Bid For Health Insurance   President Asks Congress Give Quick Attention Tea He Enactmean?

Truman Asking Quick Action On Health Bill   CHIEF EXECUTIVE SAYS NEED IS CRUCIAL TO WELFARE

President Calls On Congress for Health Program   Says Legislation Is “Crucial to Our National Welfare”

Bill Includes Sickness Pay For Workers   Medical Expansion, Research ‘Crucial’ To Nation’s Welfare

TRUMAN URGES DISABILITY, HEALTH PLAN   Comprehensive Insurance Program for U. S. Recommended to Congress.

Special Message Asks Action On ‘Crucial’ Plan   President Tells Congressmen That Sickness Insurance Is Badly Needed

President Urges Federal Health Insurance Plan      Needed to Round Out Social Security Setup, Assertion

Solons Given Program By President   Disability Insurance Also Uraed

PROVIDES PAY TO WORKERS IN TLLINESS CASES   Special Message to Congress Outlines Need for an ~ Added Protection.

President in Plea for US. Health Plan   Five-Point National Program Urged in Message to Congress

Asks Immediate Action In Special Message On Two National Programs

Tells Congress Plan Is Crucial  ToUS. Welfare   Sick and Injured Workers Would Get Govern. ment Checks

TRUMAN URGES HEALTH PLAN   President Repeats Plea For National Health And Accident Insurance

Truman Urges Law Providing Prepaid Care   Message to Congress Renews Plea for Plan To Complete National Welfare Program

Truman Urges Congress To Set Up Nationa: Health And Disability Insurance Programs

This ls Time of Year When Every Sucker Gets a  Small Break in Manhattan —

PAKTY ENDS IN SHOMOTING   Fat Man in Red Casts Spell Over the Big Ci

‘DU QUOIN HIKES PERMIT FEES TO PAY FOR CITY STAFF'S 15 PCT. RAISE

Wallace Would Head Another Party, He Says   Will Do Everything He Can for ‘Party of Peace’’— Eisenhower Would Win?

Wallace Thinks Eisenhower  Would Win Over Truman   Former Vice President Also Favors Taft Over President:  Willing To Head Third Or Peace Party If Other ) Two Are ‘Clearly Parties Of War’

Nation Honors  Memory of FDR   President Leads Observance; Living Memorial Scholarships Created

THOUSANDS PAY F.D, ROOSEVELT 2-YEAR TRIBUTE   Jam Hyde Park Estate On Second Anniversary of President’s Death

ISLAND QUEEN BLAST FLINGS BODIES IN AIR   SHIP WRECKED JUST BEFORE EXCURSION AT PITTSBURGH

17 Persons Hurt On Excursion Boat   Crewmen Hurled Into Water By Two Explosions; Many Die In  Bunks: No Passengers Aboard

Tine Bear Tones OP Explodes And Surne Just Short Time a Shemeane A eae.

Fire Follows Big Explosion At River Dock   Island Queen, Five-Deck River Boat, Goes Up In Fhames—~Crewmen Hurled Into Air By Force Of Blas}

Island Queen  BecomesPyre For21 People   Four Of Six Bodies Are Charred Too Badly  For Positive Identification; Search {ge Se] Vee OY est 2 an ce

28 Believed Killed in Ship Fire   Excursion Steamer Destroyed in Explosion, Blaze

“Island Queen” Burns at Pittsburgh Dock After it is Wrecked by Explosion

Flames Follow Terrific Blast  Sunken Hulk May Hald Other Victime

At Least 17 Hurt As Blast Leaves Excursion Steamer  In Blackened Ruins

‘ix Burned Bodies Are  Recovered   Seventeen Injured. Fifty Three Members Of “Istand Queen” Are Still Sssine,

Excursion Boat Explosion Brings Death fo Many   At Least 28 Victims in River ‘Front Tragedy at Pittsburgh

6 BODIES ARE BROUGHT FROM WRECKED HULK   Report Fifteen Others Missing in Tragedy At Pittsburgh

21 Dead or Missing After Explosion Turns River Excursion Vessel info Funeral Pyre

Troops Finish Disembarkation Of Exodus Jews   British Turn Hoses On Refugees Staging Sitdown Strike On Deck Of Transport

Last of Exodus ’47 Jews Leave British Vessels at Hamburg   Helmeted: British: Soldiers Drag Some of Refugees Ashore

Refugees F oreibly Debarked   Steel-Helmeted British Troops Unload Jews Frum Ship At Hambure

SCREAMING AND FIGHTING JEWS PULLED ASHORE   Firehose Tactics Fail To Dampen Sitdown Of Jewish Refugees Aboard Ship In German Harbor; British Resort lo Clubs And Bodily Strength.

British Troops Force Jews Off. Third Steamer   33 Refugees Hurt For Refusing to Land at Hambura

British Use Clubs on Refugees   Jewish Men And Women Battle With Armed Guards

British Turn Hose On Defiant Jews  Last Ship Unloaded As Sitdown Strike By Refugees Fails

BRITISH TROOPS DISEMBARK LAST MILITANT JEWS   SQUIRT FIRE HOSE DOWN HATCHWAYS TC END SITDOWN STRIKE

Jews Battle British On Board Ship   Fire Hoses Used Against Refugees

British Use Firehose in Landing Jews   Refugees Put Up Futile Fight on the Runnymede Park

FIGHTING RAGES ON JEWISH SHIPS   Zionists Resist Soldiers A\ : Disembarkation Point

Steel Helmeted Soldiers Use Clubs And Firehose To Disladae Defiant Refugees Staging Sitdown Protest   Alabama Airmon Credited With Preventing London ‘Bombing’

Unloading Of Jewish Cargo Is Completed   British Troops Finish Disembarkation of Refugees jin Hamburg, Germany;  Firehoses Used.

33 Jews Hur In Pier Fight At Hamburg   Violence Marks  Unloading of Last Refugee Ship

BRITISH TROOPS DRAG MANY OF GROUP. TO LAND   Fire Hoses Used To Break Up Sitdown Strike Of Defiant Voyagers

Big Reduction in Number of Violent Deaths on Holiday   Survey Shows at Least 116 Persons Were Killed Over New Year's

MORE THAN 400 DIE VIOLENTLY   New Year's Toll, However Far Short Of That Of Christmas; California Leads.   —RY ASSOCIATED PRIS.

‘Bad Weather Holds New Year Death Toll Lower   Ohio Second in Nation With 1] Violent Deaths During Holiday

New Year Toll  Shows Decline   Violent Deaths Number Onl; 113, ‘Compared with 29% Christmas Fatalities

DEATHS ARE BELOW CHRISTMAS COUNT   Traffic Deaths Lead in Toll Over Nation; Weather Curtails. Travel :

Bad Weather Cuts Down  Auto Deaths   2 Minnesota Men Freeze to Death Over Holiday

VIOLENT DEATHS OVER COUNTRY DURING NEW YEAR HOLIDAY FAR LESS THAN’ CHRISTMAS PERIOD

Sharp Reduction In Violent Deaths Over New Year’s   But 113 Fatalities Reported As Compared To 297 On Christmas Holiday

Whisky Makers Cut Grain Use; Brewers Next  Distillers Agree to Stop Using Wheal, Cut Use O Caher Brains in Ball

Whisky Trade Will Cut Grain Use 50 Per Cent   Truman’s Food Committee Seeks A Similar Pledoe From Brewers.

brewers Asked to Cut  Use of Grain  Whiskey Industry Pledges Slash   Whiskey Industry Pledges Slash of 50 Per Cent

Distillers To Halt Use Of Wheat   Manufacturers Fall In Line With Truman Plan

Distillers Cut Use of Grain; Wheat Haltec   Food Committee Tackles Brewers For Concession

U.S. Distiller: Pledge Their Co-operation   Luckman’s Group kxvected to Meet Restaurant Men  As Next Vital Move

Spirits  Makers To Cut By Half   Emergency Period May Last Up To Ten Months

Whisky Industry : : Volunteers to Cut Its Use of Grain.          Beer Brewers May Also Conie Threus

Food Committee Tackles Brewers For Similar Cut      Luckman Will Meet Beer Manufacturers On Conservation

Food Committee Would Curb Nation’s Brew  - Grain Consumption For Whisky Is To Be Cut in Half

Liquor Industry To Reduce Grain   Pledge Big Reduction To Boost Europe Aid

DISTILLERS SAY THEY'LL SLASH GRAIN USE 50%   Citizens’ Group Now Turns To Brewers After Pledge By Whisky Industry

Whisky Industry Pledges to ‘Cut Grain Consumption; Ask Concession from US Brewers   Distilled Spirits Group Voluntarily Agrees to Stop Using Wheat and Cut Use of Corn 50 Per Cent

To Ask Brewers. Cut In Grain Use For Food Drive   ' ‘Self-Rationing’ Committee Gets. Distillery Slash

Distilled Spirits Institute Pledges 50 Per Cent Reduction to Aid Europe’s Hungry.

WHISKY MAKERS PLEDGE CUT IX USE OF GRAINS   Citizens’ Food Committee To Ask Brewers for Con cessions

Truman’s Food Commiitee After Brewer’s Promise _ To Cut Grain Consumption

Whisky Industry Pledges to Cut Its Use of Grain  Concession Sought: ; From Brewers Too

Food Committee After Concession From Brewers    Agreement With Distillers First Major Move In Support Of “Self-Rationing” Plan ~

‘itizens Food Committee Of President Now Tackles Brewers Of Nation For Agreement To Conserve Wheat, Corn,  Barley, Rve. :

Majority Of Whisky Industry Agrees To Stop Consumption Of Wheat And Cut Corn, Barley And Rye Requirements By Fifty Per Cent—Brewers Asked For Similar Concession To Western Europe’s Dis tress—Further Conferences On Subject Scheduled

President Truman’s Citizens’ Food Group  Tackles Brewers For Similar Concession

Brewers Aid Sought In Drive To Save Grain For Europe   Whisky Industry to Cut Consumption 50° ; Restaurants Next

Food Committee is ‘Promised Aid From. - Makers of Whisker   Brewers Will Be Aiked to Follow. Example. of Spirits Distillers

WHISKY PLANTS AGREE TO SLASH HALF GRAIN USE   President Will Speak to Nation Sunday Evening

Food Committee Will Ask Beer Makers To Join  In Saving Com Or Wheat For Europe's Relief; Margins May Be Upped by Markets

50 Per Cent Reduction Is Promised   Truman’s Special Food Committee Encouraged By  Voluntary Action

Distilers Will Slash Consumption   Committee to Meet With Restaurant Industry

Distillers Agree To Cut Use of Grain by 50 Pct   Brewers Asked To Follow Suit In Emergency

WHISKY FIRMS AGPEE TO CUT USE OF GRAIN   FIRST MAJOR MOVE MADE TO HELP FEED EUROPE

Will Stop Entirely if Requested:   Institute Represents 60 Per Cent of Nation’s Distillers; Others to Agree  Would Save Com   Would Save Corn   Great Saving in -Grain Would Be With   Corn

Brewers Aid Is Sought    _ Will Be Asked to Join. Distillers in Pledge  To Cut Grain Use, As Self-ration Drive Rolls

Reduction Of 50 Per Cent : is Promised   Join Campaign  To Feed Europe —

Distillers Agree: loa :) Per Cent Cut in Grain Use  Voluntary Pledge: Is Given To Food Group

Committee To Ask Brewers To Join In Grain Saving   Nation’s Distillers To Cut Fifty Percent _ Truman Told.

$75,000 FIRE IN DES MOINES   Firemen Fight Blaze in Near-Zero Weather

$75,000 FIRE. . AT DES MOINES   Burns Out Second’. Floor of Downtown Rusiness Building

East-West Chasm Is Widened   Soviet Ukase Keeps Eight Nations From Marshall Plan Meet

MOSCOW PUTS PRESSURE ON CZECHS AND FINLAND TO STAY AWAY. FROM ~ a CONFERENCE

Wedding at Little Brown Church Unites Lois Brockmever and Knoxville Man

ENGLEBART-TANK WEDDING AT THE NASHUA CHURCH   Reception for Guests At Henry Tank Home

ACHESON TELLS SENATE GROUP OF AID PLANS   ‘Undersecretary Reaffirms Faith That Program Won't Lead to War   RULLETIN

Jays Troops Not Included in Greek Plan   Acheson Appears Before Senate Fareian Committers

Senators Start Revision Of  Farm Aid Plan  tel atl   Congress To Get Bill Next Year

Russ Would Make Bargair ‘At Moscow   -Begin Drive To Get Reparations From Current German Output

RUSSIANS SEEK NAZI REPARATION   Press Foreign Minister: Council To Cut In On German Production

RED REPARATIONS DRIVE HITS SNAG   Soviets Opposed in Attempt to Get ‘Reparations from Present Reich Production

BIG 4 CANT AGREE ABOUT GERMAN ASSETS IN AUSTRIA   Question Turned -Back To Austrian Deputies Today For More Study

Marshall Suggests A 3-Point Plan   Drastic Idea Would Streamline Work On German Treoty

SOVIETS BEGIN BARGAIN DRIVE TC CET GOQDS   Desire Reparations from Cur rent Cutpit of Germans:  U.S. Stands Firm   CONTINUING REPAR ATION; ESSENTIAL TO RU3SIANS

Marshall  Asks Faster Pact Work   Secretary Suggests April 2 Deadline for Completing Task

MARSHALL HAS PLAN TO SPEED GERMANY PACT   3-Point Proposal Gets Favorable Response From Other Ministers

Foreign Ministers Fail To Agree On  German Problem  oe ae a   Iran Demands Reparations

Marshall Asks April 2 Deadline For Ending Conference at Moscow   Proposes Drastic Three-Point Streamlining Of Work.on German Peace Treaty Problems Council Fails to Break Austrian Deadlock

Deadlocked On German Assets Inside Austria   Big 4 Ministers Turn Entire Issue Back To Deputies For Study.

Foreign Ministers Disagree On German Assets in Austria  Russians Begin Bargaining Campaign To Get Reparations From Current Output

On Rénaration:   _U. S. And Britain Said. Opposed To Compromise Plan.

Speed Treaty Job.   Marshall. Proposal To Set April 2' As Deadline For Reich ‘Pact Finds Favor

Tran Files Claim For  Reparations  Asks $955,000,000 For War Damages

BIG FOUR’ PLAY HIGHEST CARDS INREPARATIONS   U. S., Britain Fight Russiar Bargaining Drive For German Returns

Marshall Puts In Speed. Plan For Big Four   Secretary Of State’ Would Streamline Work On German Treaty, ”

Marshall Seeks To Accelerate German Treaty   Speedup Proposal Receives Favorable Response from Envoys

Conference Snagged on  Reparations   ‘Ministers’ Deputies Make  Some Progress Toward Clearing Up Points in Treaty for Austria

German Asset Plan for Austria Still Not Settled   Iran To Demand $955 Millions In Reparations

German Holding Dispute UpinAir   Foreign Ministers Fail To Agree At Moscow   Rv JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Big-4 Disagrees On Assets Issue  Matter Goes to Austrian Deputies

U.S.-Britain Hold Firm to Block Russia   Reparations From Current German Production Refused

US, Britain Firm Asainst Red Plan  For Reparations   Russians Launch Bargaining Drive Tc  Clear Way.

Turn Whole Matter Back To Deputies   Ministers Then Go on to Take  Up German Problem

Marshall Wants To Speed Up Task   U.S. Secretary Proposes Streamlined Program to Council   COMPLETE JOB, APRIL    Prospects Are Dim for Fin: ishing Austrian Treaty at Present

GERMAN ASSETS IN AUSTRIA ARE NOT FIXED YET   Foreign Ministers Fail in Ef. fort To Solve Issue—Reich Problem Aired

—BIG FOUR— Austrian  Issue Back ToDeputies   RUSSIANS HOPE TO BARGAIN

Council Fails To Agree On Reich Assets   Delegates Can’t Agree on German Assets in Austria; Russians Bargain To Obtain Reparations.

Molotov Seeks Current Output Of Former Foe   U.S. and Britain Stand Firm Against Proposed Compromise

Conferees at Moscow Turn fo Reparations Issue   Question of German Assets in Austria Is Left Undecided

Marshall Proposes Streamlining For  Working On Treaty   Would Set April 2 As Deadline For Ministers On German Peace Treaty Problems; No Break Yet In Council Deadlock On German Assets In Austria

FURTHER STUDY RECOMMENDED   Whole Question Returned to Deputies; German Problem Taokied.

SOVIETS SEEK THE CURRENT REICH OUTPUT   Begin Bargaining: Drive in Big Four Parley to Draw Their Reparations From Present German Production.

Moscow Sees Russians In Trading Mooc   IBARGAINING STARTED FOR REPARATIONS BY REDS

TRUMAN SIGNS RENT MEASURE   ‘Real Estate Lobby’ Blasted By President; Probe Is Called For

Denounces Lobbyists In Message   Terms Measure Unsatisfac tory But Seys He Had No Choice

Rent Control Bill Signed By Truman   President Denounces Measure Permitting 15 Per Cent Rise In Charges

“Lesser of Two Evils,” He Asserts   President Flays Law’s Provisions; Assails “Realtor Lobby.”

Truman Signs Rent Bill: Asks Probe of Real Estate Lobby   Blames ‘Subversive’ Group for Law Permitting 15% ‘Voluntary’ Boosts

PRESIDENT SIGNS RENT CURB BILL   Sends Scorching Denunciation of Bill to: Congress

But Is Not Satisfied With Act   SIGNED MEASURE BECAUSE THERE WOULD BE NO CONTROLS OTHERWISE; PERMITS VOLUNTARY : INCREASES

SAYS IT'S BAD UN, WANTS LOBBY PROBE   Controls Off Newly--BuilNewly-Rented Homes, Hotel Rooms. -

RENT CONTROL “BILL SIGNED   TRUMAN ASS AILS BILL HE  SIGNED AND ASKS CON-  7 GRESS TO PROBE REAL “ESTATE LOBBY

President Approves New Rent Bill with Blistering Message   Real Estate Grotip - Given. Severe: Tongue-Lash-. ing; Chief. Executive Signs, Declaring:. : “I Have’ No Other Choice’

British Press Denounces Proposal To Trim Remaining Power Of Ancient House Of Lords

Row Over Peer Curb   British Press Scores Plan to Trim House Of Lords Power; New Election May Result

Curb Of Lords  Stirs Britain   London Press Attack: - Labor Proposal As Smokescreen

CURB ON LORDS HAS OPPOSITION   All-Out Fight Predicted For Labor Proposal In British Parliament

 British Press Hits Proposal To Trim Authority of Lords  New General Election Is Predicted

Customs Official Gives Up Post   Johnson Requesis Change of Duties

[CUSTOMS OFFICIAL  RESIGNS@OSITION   ‘W. R. Johnsen, Accased Of Pree jsurizing Congress Recenily, Going  KF. Camevn

Forfy-Eight Names Drawn For Jury Duty   Twelve Prospective Grand Jurors) and = Thirty-Six Prospective “Petit Jurors Wamad,

Draw Jurors: For New Term Of Cass Court   Eight Names Drawn _ lor Grand Jury; Twenty-Four Drawn for Petit Jury

Model Trusty Gets 20 Years   Youth Who W Was Prisoner By Day And Bulgar At Night Is Sentenced.

HOUSE GROUPS DIVIDED OVER CONTROL BILL   Seek Best Strategy To Pus Strike-Controi Lepislation

Map Plans For Centro!  Of Unions   House Committee Seeks To Avert Truman Veto

Montgomery's Chief of Staff Says Patton's Criticism Not Warranted

English Officer Disputes Gen. Patton's Contention. That Montgomery Made Mistake

Patton's Strategy All Wrona—British  Montgomery’s Chief Refutes Charges

[Disputes Patton’s Claim of Error Made in War Strategy  ‘Montaomery Aide Comments

CLOSE BALLOT “ON PARTITION “We BRE ITER   GEVERAL ASSEMBLY OF UN MAY REJECT PLAN FOR / ARAB AND JEWISH ‘ STATES -.

SUGAR CASE 10 SUPREME COURT   OPA Says Fate of Entire Ration Setup at Stake

FRIESE TE SS —— BE eee SEMEMET Rhone haber neee  OPA FINDS SUGAR SITUATION SOUR

TROOPS BLOCK BATTLES WTR “MOBS OF JEW   Stores Smashed, Looted and Burned; Hagana Aids British Soldiers.

TOURIST CAMP WIPED OUT BY FLASH FLOOD   Nebraska Gushers Leave Mud and Silt in Twe  Towns.

VIOLENCE WAVE SWEEPS OVER CITIES, TOWNS   Mob Of 1,000 Communists Storm Police Barracks To Free Slayers

L GENERAL STRIKE; MOB OF 1000 ATTACKS   French Swoop Down on Militant Reds in Marseille

GENERAL STRIKE CALLED IN ROME   Wave of Red Violence Hits 106 Italian Cities And Towns

General Strike Called In Rome  By Communists   Wave Of Communist Violence Strikes Many Towns And Cities In Italy   LEADERS DECLARE REVOLT SQUASHED

Notice Served on Atomic Secrets.  Information Flow Is Under Study

Atom Secrets Held Essential   U.S. Takes Leadin Attacking Barriers to Information Flow

State High B. B. Tourney   = west = Sie = Sh  Editor Halts Publication: Blames Vets   Free Press Stamped Out, Says Von Segqgern

Mayor Launches Probe Into Cause Of Explosion   All Dead, Are Women; Thirty Other Persons Injured: Beauty Shop Completely Wrecked

MAYOR BEGINS INVESTIGATION   30 Other Persons Infuced i Explosion of Virginia Beauty Shop.

ALLEN KUNE 10 OPEAK AT ANNUAL F. B. MEETING   SPIRIT LAKE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM WILL BE PLACE OF MEETING OCT 16.

PER CAPITA COST OF “OPERATING OUR SCHOOLS   N. E. A. SUBMITS REPORT ON SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT

OIL ROYALTY CHECKS MAY COME SOON   Plan for Settling Claims Outlined by Pipeline Company

‘G-Men’ Arr rest 14 Persons For White Slavery   Three Nabbed In Hagerstown By FBI Agents; 11 Others Apprebended In Three States

GREEK-TURKISH AID BILL WINS MORE SUPPORT   Opposition Concedes Truman Victory In Senate

Vote Scheduled Tuesday on Greek Aid Bill   Measure Expected to Pass by Q.t6.1 Masnin

Technicalities Delay Meyers’ Perjury Tria   ‘Difficulties’ Arise In Pre paring Indictment Despite Top Priority Of Case

Tomato Pack To Start Soon   Indiana, Canadian and Ohio Plants Are  Ranreacantad at Conerlay:

Tomato Pack To Start Soon   Indiana, Canadian and Ohio Plants Are Represented at Conclave

ASK ACTION ON HOUSING CRISIS   CIO Terms Housing Shortage A National Disaster And Urges Congress For Strong Measures To Remedy It.

CIO Describes Housing Status As ‘Disaster’  Tinian Clem Calle   Union Group Calls For ‘Strongest Action in Crisis

Housing Crisis Deplored By ClO   Congress Told Strong Measures Needed To Cope With Situation

Cl0 Describes Home Shortage As ADisaster  Plight Of Many Duar Natinn le

ONE SOLON ASKS RED ULTIMATUM   Michigan’s Crawford Urges Disarmament Demand. On Soviet

ULTIMATUM ON DISARMING IS CRAWFORD PLAN   Republican Proposes Early End To ‘Pussyfocting And Appeasiag

FBI PICKS UP 43 ON WHITE SLAVE RAID INIRONTON   Agents Swarm Upon ‘Line In 3-State Operations At Ohio River City

15 Men, 28 Women Under Arrest  in What FBI Calls White-Slave Ring

lronton Is Focal Point in Series Of Quick Raids   Federal Dragnet Brings in 48 At Portsmouth

G-Men Close Ohio Town's ‘Line’ to Smash Girl Racket   Hold 15 Men, 28 Women, More Held In 3 Other States

LOW TEMPERATURE WAVE EXPECTED TO BREAK UP QUICKLY   Cold Loosening Grip on Midwest and East Expected to Get Relief Soon

Army’s Rebels Have Upper Hand in  ‘Paraguayan Revolt   Overthrow of Dictator Morinigo Nov Expected as Key Chaco Garrison Goes Over to Revolutionary Forces

County 4-H Girls Entertain Crowd At Spencer Fait   Dover Doers Presented Safety Skit Tuesday P.M.

Fear Youth, 7, Was Kidnaped      Police Dragging River But Sheriff Studying Palenhone Calis.

Demand Facts Behind  Greek Crisis  President Asked to Make ;  - Frank Sigtement

HATCH WARNS ON ARMY USE IN HOT SPOT!   Britain to Withdraw Troops Despite Negotiations

Soviets Inject China Problem At Moscow Meet   Seek Information Exchange---Marshal! Blecks Decision

MOLOTOV PUTS CHINA PROBLEM IN BIG 4 CONFAB   Immediate Decision on Information Exchange  Blocked by Marshall

Open Moscow Treaty Talks  For Germany   Marshall Pushes Proposal For Four-Power Alliance ras 4 ’  To Guard Germany.

Marshall Will Press For Pact Against Reich   Says Germany Must B« Kept Impotent; Bevin’: Support Assured.

Initial Meeting Avoids Mention of Treaty Work   Decision Is Blocked by Marshall as Big 4 Sessions Are Started

Marshall Holds Off Decision on Sudden Proposa!   Foreign Minisfers, in First Session, Hear Unexpected Motion

40-Year Pact Asked By Marshall   ‘Big Four’ to Work on Agenda for Conference

Molotov Seeks Exchange of Data on Political Situation as Big4 Opens First Moscow Conference Session

Top Diplomats Open Parley In Moscow  ~~ iy, @&? 8s... Ba   Report Bidault Agreeable To American Plan For Reich Control

MolotovBringsUp Question of China   Soviet Minister — Injects Situation Into Conference   CAME AS A SURPRISE   Marshall Blocks an Immediate Decision on the Request

Molotov Puts China — Problem Before the Ministers’ Meeting   Exchange of Information Asked; Marshall Will _ Think Over Plan

CONFERENCE AT MOSCOW OPENS TODAY   Little Ceremony Marks Opening of Important Parley

RUSSIAN ASKS EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION   Action of Red Leader  Comes as Surprise To Ministers

China Situation Injected Info First Session   Molotov In Surprise Move; Sec. Marshal! Blocks Quick Action

MINISTERS SURPRISEL AS MOLOTOV INJECTS CHINA INTO PARLEYS  TASK NOT EASY, BUT ON RELIABLE BASIS, RED DELEGATE SAYS

Litfle Pomp At Opening   Snowstorm Swirls Over Moscow Difficult Austrien German Pact-Moking Ahead

MOLOTOV INJECTS CHINA SITUATION INTO BIG 4 MEETING   Asked That United State:  Britain, Russia Exchange Information.   ON CONDITIONS THERE   An Immediate Decision Was Tilocked by Secretary Marshall.

Molotov Injects China Issue Unexpectedly into Conference Of World Leaders at Moscow

Inject China Situation Into Moscow Talks   Information Exchange Sought by Molotov in Surprise Move

Big Four Parley Opens    Molotov Unexpectedly Asks Discussion of Chinese Situation; Ceremony Is Lacking

Reds Inject Chinese Situation Into Meet   Molotov Unexpectedly Calls for Exchange of Data on Conditions in China as Session to Consider Reich Treaty Opens.

Marshall Gives Fresh Push To 4-Power Pact   But So Far Only Sure Support of Britain’s Foreign Minister Er nest Bevin   City Of Moscow * Snow-Mantled   U. S. Secretary Of State ‘Prepared to Stay As Long As Necessary to Make Progress

Molotov Ingu 1 r V  On China   Asks Other Nations At Opening Session  Of Foreign Minister: Of Situation There

Chinese Issue Carried into Big Four Session   Molotov Asks That U. S., Britain and Russia Exchange Information; Marshall Renews Appeal! fer Big-Four Alliance Against Germany

Major Truman Measures Due  For UN Airing   American Delegation Considering Taking luitiative in Assembly

Marshall Plan, Trumen Doctrine Get UN Airing   Greece, Palestine and Korea Offer Major Discussions

Truman And Marshall Plans To Get Airing   U..N. To Consider Meas -ure_ To, Combat Communism

U.S. Favors Debate As Way To Strengther Larger Body Where There Is No Veto

Truman Doctrines Are to Be Aired By United Nations   Marshali Pian Debate Will Add to General Interest of Members

U. S. Policies  Face Hearing   UN To Get Truman, Marshall Proposals

GOVERNMENT BOND  PRICES IN DECLINE   Sharp Drop Permitted by Federal Reserve System Regarded as Anti-Intlation Maneuver.

Former Convict’s Plan To Train Mother And Son As Special FBI Agents Backfires

Loss of 15 of 74 GOP Cities Nov. 4  Conceded Privately by Party Leaders

Republicans Out To Hold Control Of Hoosier Cities; Leaders Privately Concede Loss Of 15

Decline in Butter Prices Predicted   Drop of 20 Cents in Five Months Expected

TWENTY CENTS BUTTER PRICES DROP EXPECTED   Moderate Decline Foreseen In Prices On Cheese

BUTTER PRES DUE 10 RECESE, FYDEOTS CTATE   Drop of About 20c¢ a Pound Is Expected Within Next Five Months   PRODUCTION IS GREATEF   This and Buyer Resistance Enhance Prospects for Consumer Savings

EXPECT 20 CENT DROP IN BUTTER   Experts See Reduction in Cheese and Milk

Suit To Invalidate Sales Tax Law Filet   New Charges Of Coercion Made Against Governor lane

APPEALS TO COURT  JO INVALIDATE TAX   Baltimere Aiterncy Contends Gev erner Coerced Legislatare inte Pacecime Sater Lever

Rent Control ‘End By Spring. Held Needed   Nation-Wide. Survey Or City Slums Reported ~ ‘ Underway

REAL ESTATE GROUPS SAY END CONTROL:   Step Held Necessary To Lick Housing Shortage

Real Estate Group  To Battle Any Move In Congress to Keep Current Control Law

END OF RENT RULES URGED BY REALTORS   Real Estate Boards See Next Step to Lick Shortage of Houses

Veteran Kaills Himself With Bomb he Made   After Calling His Estranged Wife on Restaurant Phone

AN ASSAULT CHARGE AGAINST LEGISLATOR   In Accused of Shooting Senator Tom Anglin, 64, In Oklahoma Senate,

SOLON DETAINED IN 0, C, JAIL TO AWAIT HEARING   Habeas Corpus Writ Sought For Lowmoker in Shooting of Analin-

Oklahoma Lawmaker Jailed, After Shooting Affray On State Senate Floor Yesterday

Oklahoma Senate Witnesses Chamber Gun Battle   Freshman Member Wounds Veteran

Oklahoma Solon Wounded By Colleaque   Representative Held After Shooting On Floor Of Senate

Oklahoma Solon Shot   Fellow Legislator Lodged In Jail After Senate Chamber Shooting

Oklahoma Lawmaker To Be Charged With Assault For Shooting Affray.

State Representative Bookec “On Assault With Intent to Kill Charge

Veteran Is Held After Assault On Fellow Lawmaker  Shooting Stirs AED el OE,

Shots Fired in Oklahoma’s Legislature   Senator Wounded in Hip by Irate Colleague.

Okla. Senator Booked On Assault Charge   War Vet Ends Term As Lawmaker; Wounded Man Denies Any Threat.

Shoots Lawmaker On Floor Of Senate... . Legislator Jailed  For Senate Attack

Senator Denies He Threatened His Assailant   Oklahoma Lawmake: Shoots Senator On Legislature Floor.

Pistol Blazes in Oklahoma Senate; Lawmaker Wounded      Divorce Case Sequel Is Wild Shooting Fray Yesterday

The Old West One Hurt As Pistol-Packing Oklahoma Legislators Duel

VeteranEnds HisFreshman Term As Legislator In Jail AfterShootingInOklahoma

Holdenville Man Says Shooting Stemmed From Divorce, Property Settlement Move

(OKLAHOMA LEGISLATOR JAILED IN SHOOTING OF SENATOR ON FLOOR, "FACING MA IOR ASSAULT CHARGES

Oklahoma  Shaken _ By Shooting   Young Senator Held: After Wounding' Fellov Legislator On Floor. = ‘Of Senate Yesterday ..

Ends Legislative Term in Jail  Freshman Oklahoma Legislator Held for Senate Floor Shooting

No New Army Weapons In Postwar Era   Says Ordnance © Ntel;, 75% Unused Tools Are Destroyed Says Ammon

Middlewest Studied in  Army Plan  M: anpower Block  To Dispersion

Battle of Highways Launched   Legislators Start Special Session on Roads, Taxes

ELEVEN FLIEHS ESCAPE DEATH IN GREENLAND CRASH—TEMPERATURE  " 90 BELOW

Set for Invasion If British Leave and Jews Attack   U. S. to Announce Stand on Proposed Division of Holy Land

Arab Forces  Man Border Of Palestine   Ready to Invade On Provocation lf British Leave

Troop Movement Adds Gravity fo Holy Land Issues   Arabs to Prevent Encroachments by Jews in Palestine

Arabs Converging On Palestine for  Poscihle Invasion   Troops of Five Nations Deployed on Recommendation of Arab League   MANDATE SPOKESMAN UNAWARE OF ORDER   Syrians and Lebanese Along North Border, Saudi Arabians in South

Five Arab Nations Close on Palestine   Troops Ready to Throttle Any Jewish Move

Are Nearing Borders OF  Palestine -~   Réports Persist But British Gov't. Denies Any Knowledge -~Of Troop Movements -

ARAB FORCES SET 10 INVADE PALESTINE AREA   Conflict Threaténed if British Withdraw or Jews Cause Trouble

U.S. TO STATE POLICY ON HOLY LAND TOMORROW   Mild Support For Partition

Five Nations Said To Pose Border Threat   Clash Believed Unlikely Pending U.N. Disposition

5 ARAB NATIONS UNITS CONVERGE ON PALESTINE   Troops Threaten to Cross Border if Jews Act

Report Troops of Five Arab Nations Deployed On Palestine Borders

GOP Chairman Says Communism Grew In Past 14 Years   Points. Out Democrats Have ‘Played Ball’ With Radicals

Sigler fo Call Third Special Meet in March  Will Have Packed Slate of Measures

Dodgers Seeking To Square Series   Second Game Begins Before Capacity Crowd for Stadium

REPUBLICAN SENATOR - -SATB - RAINY -WE:ATHE RAND: JOHN L. LEWIS ARE  -TO BLAME

f-ack Of Materials Delays Increase In Job Opportunities For Local Area

FIND LESS JOBS INPLANTS HERE   Employment Office Reports Level Lowest Since Last July

Hoover Calls On Americans To Eat Less To Prevent IMass Starvation In Europe

HEAVY LOSS IN WAKE OF SUDDEN STORM   Winds Up to 100 Miles Per Hour and Torrential Rains Swirl Inland.

Ocean Storm Turns Back, Rips Georgia  ‘wre oy.’ fg 1AM Ww   Winds of 100 MPH Tear at Savannah; No Injuries Caused

Hurricane Reverses Direction   Smashes Windows Uproots Trees, Cuts Off Power

GEORGIA COAST HIT BY SHIFTING ATLANTIC STORM   Winds Reach 100 MPI —Southern States Await Full Fury

HURRICANE HITS COAST OF GEORGIA   Winds Up to 100 Miles An Hour Are Recorded

Hurricane Mauls Georgia Resorts; Damage Is Severe   100-Mile Wind Gusts and Torrential Rains Sweep Coastal Region   THOUSANDS MOVED TO STORM SHELTERS   Some Power Failures Are Reported; High Tides Batter Coastline

Erratic Hurricane Shifts Course fo Lash Savannah With Wind, Rain

Homes Wrecked In Wake Of Gale   Erratic Storm Lashes Southeast Coast, Flooding Cities and Lowlands: No Deaths

100-Mile Winds Batter Long Coastline Suddenly, Heavy Losses Sustained   Homes Torn Apart, Trees Uprooted, Water And Air Traffic Stopped; Storm Losing Force After Passing Inland.

RUNDREDS OF PERSONS »DRIVEN FROM HOMES AND  THOUSANDS OF ACRES ; ARE UNDER WATER

Midwest Flood Is Descending Upon St. Lewis   Battle Waged To Save Levees In District Protecting Farmland

MANY FORCED TO FLEE ALONG MISSISSIPPI   Water Edging Into Chester’s Lower Business Area

Kansas City Grand Jury Indicts Four More and Adjourns  Suggests Second Grour Be Called to Finish Work Outlined

Manutacturers Intervene In Portal Pay Sunt   Assert Wages On Porta Basis Should Only Be Paid After Law fs Clarified

Germans Told Stop Grumbling, And Go to Work   Troops Comb Countryside For Food

Germans Ordered io Get to Work  Blamina Allies Is Termed Childish

Sewall Warns Germans Of. Black Market   . Says U, S. May  “Halt Food Supply

DISTRAUGHT FARM MOTHER RUNS AMOK KILLING BABY AND DROWNING HERSELF

Crippling London Strike Spreads  New Negotiations Machinery Set Up

Truek Strike Spreads to London Docks   New Negotiation Machinery Set Up:  Food Is Scarcer

Efforts Made By Governnient To End Strike      Crippling Strike by London Truck Drivers — Spreads to Docks

Truck Strike Spreads to London Docks   More Troops Used to Distribute Food: Move Te End Walkout Soon

POTATOES A MEAT GO OFF BRITISH MENU   FOOD SUPPLIES CUT AS 30,000 TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE

London Docks. Hit by Strike   Food Supply Runs Shor “Tn Enecland’s. Canital..

New Plan Offered By Russ   Soviets Seek Partition Agreement With U. S.

Russia Offers New Program for Dividing Palestine   Supervision by United Nations Is Proposed In Plan Submitted Today at Secret Meeting; Condemnation for Spain Sighted

‘Self-Help’ Is Recommended  To Europeans World Bank, World  Monetary Fund Concu Seon A eswnns al Wt arsre te

Europe Urged To ‘Help Self   Solution Step Is Suggested By World Bank

DELAY REPORT QF AID PARLEY   uw. S. Criticism Holds Back Findings of 16-Nations Meeting in Paris

Agencies CallFor Europe Self Aid   Stressed By World Bank, Monetary Fund; Report Of Paris Confab Delayed A Week

Money Agencies Critical of Aid Plan for Europe   Say Foreign Proposals Do Not Put Forward Enough ‘Self-Help’

Reports Stress Europe Self-Helj  Committee Whittles Prospective Aid Bill

Makes It Condition To Operation Of Marshall Plan. U.S. Holds Up Final Committee Reo  port, » Sea

U5, CRITICISMS DELAY REPORT ON MARSHALL PLAN   William Clayton Asks for Guarantees European Nations Will Set Economic Houses in Order.”   “SELF-HELP” URGED BY THE WORLD BANK   Committee Drawing Program Cuts Bill to U. S. Down to $18,000,000,000 Up to 1951. 

Fight on Size, Composition Of Global Police Body Seen As Usual, The Russians Differ

Russ Want Small U.N. Police Force   Large International Army Not Needed, Says Gromyko

Global Police Plans Opposed By Reds In UN   Fight Over Size, Make-Up Of Force Developing; Ruesia Wants Such An Army Small

Gromyko Warns Great Powers      U.S. Asserts Need for Force to Strike Quick-

Global Police Force Studied   Gromyko Favors Smal! International Army to Maintain Peace, Order

U.N: Heading Into Fight On Global. Police   Gromyke Cautions   Gromyke Cautions Against Keeping “T. fisted Forces” 

"RAIN MAKERS SCOOPED BY NAME NATURE   Showers Help End Perils of  Forest Fires

Dame Nature Wins   General Showers Beat Scientific Experiment To Check New England Forest Fire Peril

SHOWERS IN NEW ENGLAND ENDED MONTH OF DROUGHT   ARMY AND NAVY “RAIN. MAKERS” WERE READY TO ATTEMPT TO “SEED” cLoUDS

Rains End F ire Peril In East .   Army, Navy Planned To “Seed” with Ice; Red Cross is Active

Nature Dampens ‘Rainmaking’ Plan  w  Showers Break Drought as B-17s Get Set:to ‘Seed’ Clouds With Dry Ice

Rain Makers Are Scooped By Nature   Showers Dampen Forest Fire Areas As Planes Prepare To Trigger Clouds

Cub Fliers End Long Hop Friday  On Final Laps Across U. S. To Teterboro

GLOBE GIRDLERS DUE HOME FRIDAY   Warm Welcome Awaits Pair at Teterboro.

All Indications Point to ‘New Change in View of U.S. Dealinas Abroad

Two Worlds Or One Now Questioned      Christianity and Moral Obligations Seen As Real Hope Of Making World One, Cooperative

Sharp Modification in Reciprocal Pacts With Truman’s Action Today

Move To Insure U.S. Interests Doubly” Safe Report States   Order Makes Some Procedural Changes In Aqreements

TRUMAN TELLS OF CHANGES TO HELP INDUSTRY   President Says Action Was Taken After Talks With 2 G. 0. P. Senators

Truman Sharply Cuts Reciprocal Trade Program   Modified To Obtain Republican Support

Truman Make: Changes in Trade Pacts   Procedural Revisions Are Intended to Aid U. S. Industries

TRUMAN MODIFIES TRADE AGREEMENTS   Reciprocal Plan Revised Ta ‘Safeguard U.S.’

Truman Modifies Trade Pacts To Safeguard U. S.  Executive Order Provides Changes

PACTS PLAN 1S MODIFIED   Truman Sets Changes To Assure Protection Of U. S. Interests

SLIGHT RESPITE IN FUEL CRISIS AS GALES ABATE   Situation Still Very Critical, Adtieen Warns

Coal Vessels Halt — British Fuel Dro      snowed Under, Blacked Out Isles Get First Respite From Hardships When Fleet Arrives

TURN ON BRITISH, "ARABS, JEWS TOLD   Irgunists Ask Union Against ‘Common Enemy’

RAILWAY CITY BE LEFT   Guns Of Changchun Garrison Reported ‘Worn Out’; Situation Critical   U. S. TRAINED FIRST ARMY TO GET CRACK AT ENEMY

Probe of Coup  In Hungary to  Be Demanded   L.S., Britain Ponder Move; Former Envoy  Urges Appeal to LU. N

BRITAIN NOT - SATISFIED  ‘WITH RUSSIA’S -REPLY 'ON HUNGARIAN CHANGES

SAHARA DESERT CRASH KILLS 10   French War Hero Among Victims; Sandstorm Wrecks Plane

NINE KILLED IN LECLERC PLANE   French World War Two Hero Loses Life As Ship Crashes During Sand Storm In Sahara Desert.

Cabinet, Hears Price Outlook   No Action Taken to Halt Inflationary Rise

Price Conference  Gets No Results   President, Cabinet Say Curb Not Planned Now

GROMYKO URGES MILITARY SLASH   Tells Big 5 It Is Time to Reduce Armed Force:

Insists Vast Network Not Needed Now   View Is Challenged By Representatives Of U. S., Britain

SCRAP GIVEN TOCHINA RESOLD TO AMERICA   Chinese Government Sells  Metal To Bethichem

U.S. Buying Back Old War Surplus   China Is Reselling 2,000,000 Tons Of Sunnlies.

FEAR TYPHOID _ AFTER FLOOD   DRINKING WATER AND FOOD SENT TO VERMONT TOWN— NO DEATHS REPORTED 

Woman, 72. Slays and Hacks Husband In “Lavender and Old Lace” Manner

Trade President Ask Independent British Economy   Leaders Fears U. 5,  Political Influence

Cripps Denounces  Aid With Strings   British Leader Would Beost Exports One-third

SAYS ENGLAND WILL MAINTAIN ‘INDEPENDENCE’   Declares British Don’t Wish to Be Tied to Foreign Policies

BRITAIN MAPS PLAN TO BOOST EXPORT TOTALS   Cripps Says Nation Is Determined To Maintain Ecohomic Independence

Briton Hints ‘Customs Union  For Empire   Cripps Lists Export Goals: Renounces  Aid ‘With Strings’

Guards Watch Japs For Suicide  Dozens of Weapons Found on Wor Crimes Suspects,

OFFICERS TAKE JAP SUICIDE WEAPONS   Collection Of Death Instru:  ments Found

CHECK JAPANESE SUICIDAL WAVE   Weapons Found on Major War Crimes Suspects

War Crimes Suspects In Japan Ready  F or Suicide   Weapons and Poison Found on Prisoners; Close Vigil Kept on Men in Tokyo Prison

Suicide Weapons Taken From Jap War Criminals   Long Underwear Sash Is Taken From Tojo

Potential Jap Suicide Weapons Found   Search Is Made Of Cells in  SQunoamna Prican

U.S. FOILS SUICIDES BY JAP PRISONERS   Search of Tokya Prison Reveals Weapons In Hands of War Criminals.

ESTRANGED HUBBY I$ DEATH SUSPECT   Woman's Body Is Discovered On Bridle Path

HUSBAND IS HELD IN DEATH MYSTERY   Circumstantial Evidence Only Is Found at Indianapolis.

LeMars Telephone Rate Will Receive Boost January 1  Central Telephone Co. Announces A  25 Cent Increase

Last Minute Drive Made in Battle for Lilienthal’s Approval   Debate on Issue Scheduled for Tomorrow's Session

Husbands. Fathers Escort Women to Work; CIO Organizers Promise to Quit Town   Tennesseans  ‘Up In Arms’

ClO ORGANIZERS TOLD TO LEAVE   ORDERED FROM WEST TENNESSEE TOWN BY GROUP OF 150 MEN

Men Escorted Women-Folk To Factory   Received Assurances Union Organizers  Would Quit Town

lrate Menfolk Drive CIO Out   Husbands, Fathers of Fac_ tory Workers Stage Walk After Reports of Violence

Ask Organizers To Leave Town   Men Aroused by Report: Of Violence at Shirt Factory Plant

SOLONS FEAR PLAN TO SELL MARSHALL PLAN   House Hopes To Nip Any Move To Bring Pressure On Congress

Group Is Told To Avert Propaganda —   State Department Pu Under Surveillance By House Committee

Orders Committee To Check ‘Selling Of Marshall Plan On European Aid

Routine Stuff: . Senate Group Probes Alleged ‘Selling’ Of Marshall Plar

MARSHALL PLAN ‘SELLING’ EYED   House Panel on Alert for Prop. aganda Move

Aleman Advises Peace Pacts Be Completed Soon   ‘Firm Determination Of The Spirit’ Is Needed To Assure Peace, UN Hears

World Harmony ls Way To Peace  Cannaerate ar Perich   Cooperate or Perish, Aleman UN Message

ALEMAN VISITS U.N. ASSEMBLY   MAKES APPEAL*FOR EARLY CONCLUSION OF PEACE TREATIES

ALEMAN TALKS TO UNO COUNCIL   Says International Cooperation ‘Peace Guard’

ALEMAN SPEAKS TO UN ASSEMBLY   International Co-operation Urged To Avert War

Mexico’s President Tells UN World-wide  OCrmeweredkitaw Te. kheastn td

Powers Must Cooperate, Says Aleman  Mexican Warns   Mexican Warns Civilization Being Menaced

Appears Before UN Assembly   Urges Unity To Stop Civilization Wrecking Conflic'!

International Cooperationis ~ Needed—Aleman  World Must Pravent Now War Says Mexican Chiel; Taviles U.S. Invesimenis

NATIONS HAVE CHOICE   Aleman Tells U.N, It’s International Cooperation or World Ruin

Civilization In Balance, Says Aleman   Mexican President Urges Cooperation In Address to U.N.

Co-Operation Stressed By Aleman   President of Mexic Is Speaker at UN Assembly Meet

Aleman Honored At UN Assembly   Action Slated on Palestine Issue

Aleman Talks At Session Of UN Assembly   Cites International Cooper. ation As Only Way To Prevent Another Conflict

Aleman In . Address to "UN Assembly    Says International Cooperation Only Way To Prevent Another —  Diicactrauae Canflict

MEXICAN HEAD U.N. SPEAKER   Says International Co-operation Needed To Prevent New War

Anti-Sabotage, Strike Control Bill Is Approved by French Assembly

French Solons Approve Strike Control Bill   Arms Government Against Growing Wave of Sabotage

French Strike Curb Measure Wins Approval  Premier Is Armed   Premier Is Armed To Fight Sabotage

Strike Control. Bill Approved   Leftist “Inspired  Strikes “rear To Be : LE ‘clining

Anti-Sabotage Bill Adopted in France As Strife Spreads   National Assembly Approves Measure to Give Schuman Govt. Power to Check Strikes; Damage to Industrial Plants Grows

Stern Bill To Control Strikes OK’d  In France   RedDemonstration: And Sabotage  Still Increase Through Nation

Bill Puts New Weapon in Hands of Premier Schaman to  Fight Walkouts and Sabotage—Legislation Passed as  " Mass Demonstrations and Damage to Plants Rise to Alarming Proportions—Idle Workers Fire on Troops.

Government Guards National Assembly With Mile Square Cordon Blocking Off All Traffic During Session,

Schuman Wins New Weapons Against Unrest   Steel-Helmed Troops Guard  . Assembly in Final Vote Ds Bosnch Maasure:

Unit Approves Bi-partisan Foreign Policy   Pledges Co-operation With Truman, Secretary Marshall

House G roup Votes to Look Into Nation’s Diplomacy   Foreign Affairs Committee Proposes Survey, Unparalleled on Capitol Hill in Recent Years, That Would Include International Agreements—Desire Expressed to Aid in Carrying out a Bipartisan Foreign Policy.

United States’ Foreign Policy Will Be Probed   House Committer Pledges Cooperation to Truman and Marshalf

House Group To Investigate U.S. Diplomatic Operations; To Futher Bi-Partisan Policy

Survey Into U. 5. Diplomacy Voted By House Group   Committee Pledges Cooperation to Truman,  Marshall

House Group’ To Back HST, Marshall ‘Drastic Survey Set ‘On Foreign Policy

Probe Of State Department Seen  Investigation Is Voted By Committee

Full Bi-Partisan Aid For Marshail   Searching Survey Of Agreements, Secret And Otherwise. Te Sanch?

HOUSE GROUP VOTES STATE DEPT. INQUIR}   Study of Agreements To Be Included In Searching Probe

Unparalleled Survey of State Depaitment Work —~ Planned. hy House Grour

@ PETER EDSON   Advises All to Look Under Beds and Behind Doors in Capital

Standardization Of Arms Asked   Need for Hemispheric Military Support by U.S. Cited by General

‘The Tall Corn State’ What Are lowans Like? Sa iclend Thrifty, Folksy, Hal Boyle Finds

Thumbnail Sketch on lowa Calls Citizens Thrifty ~ There Is Another Name

Buiter $1.05 in N.Y. Stores, May Go Even Higher   Eggs 91 to 98 Cents in Fast Rising Price Spiral; Probe Expected

Food Prices Still Go Up   Blame Laid on Large Exports, Big Demand, And Short Corn Crop

—THE END NOT IN SIGHT—  Butter Soars To $1.05. A Pound In New York

Butter Sells High InN. ¥. and It's Te Go Still Higher   Tap Grade Eggs on Rise, Meats Up and Other Fad Prices Expected ta Rise

Prices Keep  Going Higher Butter Brings $1.05 A Pound In New York

They'll Be Higher Tomorrow, Dealers Opinion of Prices   is ‘Butter and Meat Costs Advance in Nation’s Larger Markets

Manufacturers Worried—Say More Spent on Food Leaves Less Left Over for Other Products.   BUTTER AT $1.05 IN NEW YORK STORES

Upward Sprint Of Prices Continues; Index Hits Record   Butter Sells For $1.05 in N. Y., Faas. Other Items Keeo Up Pace

Housewives Told It Will Go Up: Still Higher:  Slowing Up of Retail ‘Demand Is Reflected

Butter Hits $1.05 a Pound In New York and Grocers Expect Further Increases   Eggs Hit 91 to 98 Cents: Meat Prices Reported Above Records Set After De-Control Last Fall

TOPS DOLLAR PER POUND RETAIL !N NEW YORK STORES   PORK ON HOOF HITS NEW RECORD HIGH AT CHICAGO YARDS

Butter Price Soars fo $1.05, New York Top   Eggs, Keeping Pace With Butter, Go to 91 to 96 Cents Dozen; Other Hikes Forecast

Butter Sells At $1.05 In New York, And s Going Higher: Eqgs, Other Food Up

BUTTER HITS 91,05 A POUND AT NEW YORK   Pork Soars to New Record High at.Chicago; Manufacturers Worried.

Food Prices Sweep Upward In New York   Butter Sells At $1.05 Per Pound; ‘Higher Tomorrow

Butter Hits $1.05 a Pound In New York   “Higher Tomorrow’ Is Best Clerks Can Tell Worried Housewives

Pork Hits Peak Level In Chicago   CIO Unions Set Up Own Groceries In Detroit, Sell At Cost  + To Members’

Housewives Told It Will Go Up fll Higher  Slowing Up-of. Retail   Slowing ‘Up of: Retail ‘Demand: Is: Reflected

THE TOP TEN TEXAS STORIES OF 1947:—.  iTexas City Explosion Leads Field of News

2 DEAD, 3 HURT IN FACTORY FIRE   Cleveland Plant Destroyed IN $250,000 Blaze — And Explosions

PAINT PRODUCTS BLAZE KILLS 2   Three Firemen Badly Burned In $400,000 Cleveland Fire

FIRE IN CLEVELAND   ‘Spectacular Explosions in $400,000 Risse Taday

CLEVELAND FIRE CLAIMS 2 LIVES   3 Firemen Injured in $400,000 Blaze

PLANT BURNED _ AT CLEVELAND   TWO EMPLOYES DEAD AND THREE FIREMEN INJURED. IN $400,000 BLAZE

Recall Of Jury Expected Soon In Columbus Trial   Ruling Expected Today on Statements Allegedly Given by Price and Johnson.

Turner Suggesting Wider Local Tax  Base for Schools   Governor Says Financial Uncertainty to Continue When Schools Lean Too Heavily on State Fund Aid

Abandon Cities As Mayon Volcano In Philippines Erupts   Navy Weather Officer Witnesses Blast From Plane Circling Boiling Mountain

Strike Session Planned Today   Telephone Strikers’ Defense Fund Grows After Gifts Received

U. S. APPLIES HEAT AS PHONE TALKS RESUME   Companies Claim New Cable-Slashings as  Tieup Continues

Phone Talks: Set To Open Again Today   - Unions Post Reward For Anyone Guilty Of Damaging Wircs

Meetings On Phone Strike  Resumed   Government In New Attempt To End Deadlock

FOR SETTLING PHONE STRIKE   Strategic Telephone Conferences Resume Today in Washington

Knutson Terms Latest. Attempt As Veto Proof   Measure Would Slash 7, 400.000 Low Income and Elderly Pers ous From Revenue Rolls   Cuts Range 58 To 10 Per Cent   Also ‘Provides Lower Tax For Married Couples and Benefits For the Aged and Blind

GOP Proposes 5 Billion Tax Cut Bill; Would Remove 714 Million From Income Levy

HOUSE GETS GOP. TAX SLASH BILL   Knutson Terms Measure ‘Veto Proof’ As He Puts It In Hopper

REDUCTION IN-INGOME TAXE ~ AGAIN SOUGHT   MEASURE TERMED “VETO - PROOF’: WOULD REDUCE — “AXES MORE THAN FIVE BILLION DOLLARS

New Income Lax Reduction Bill Reaches Congress   Latest G.O.P. Measure Is Introduced Into Congress During Day   WOULD CUT TAXES NEARLY 6 BILLION

PLAN REMOVES 7,500,000 FROM PRESENT ROLLS   Rep. Knutson Calls Measure ‘Veto Proof’; Fulfilis GOP Pledge

NEW GOP TAX BILL fp INTRODEED   Calls For Five And Half Billion Dollar Cat

Witness Asks For Citizenship   Russian Fears For His Life if Denied

U.S. Citizenship Is Goal of Former Red Army Officer   Fears Death at Hands of Erstwhile Communist Pals

RED EVIDENCE HANDED TO FBI   House Committee Turns Submarine Spy Testimony Over.

Would Open U. S. Door To Ex-Soviet Offfcial   House Group Ok’s Bill To Give Citizenship To Victor Kravchenlan

Bill Would Open Way ToU. S. Citizenship For Kravchenko, Former Official For Russia

U.S. Emerges From Moscow Parley With Most Clearly Defined Policy  It Has Had on European Issues

Sen. Ellender Has Proposal   Suggests 60-To-90 Day ‘‘Notice’’ Clause In All Labor Contracts

ELLENDER ASKS   “Hush-Hush” Conference of Labor Leaders Cancelled

ELLENDER ASKS ot 10 90 DAY NOTICE CLAUSE   “Hush-Hush” Confer: ence of Labor Leaders Cancelled

Western-Powers And Soviet Split Growing Wider   Survey Of Situation In U.N. Reveals Gulf Widening— Soviet Officers In ‘*Walkout’’

SPLIT WIDENS WITH SOVIETS   Reds Resent UN Effort Ta Block Their Wishes

Gulf Widens Within UN on World !ssues   Russian Stage Walkout in Protest. to Clause Report

RED OFFICERS " STAGE LATEST OF WALKOUTS   SPLIT“ BETWEEN RUSSIAN EADERS: AND THE WEST. ‘ERN POWERS I8 STEAD“"JLY. WIDENING

industry-Wide Bargaining Ban Exclusion Seen   Elimination of Two Provisions of House Laber Bill Predicted

Truman Wants New Minimum Wage of 65c   Terms 40c an Hour ‘Far From Adequate’; Has Republican and Democratic Support

Lighter Labor Bill Predicted  Measure Studied   Measure Studied In Conference

Congress Seeks Labor Bill Accorc   Industrywide Ban on Bargaining May Be Stricken from Measure

Industry-Wide Bargaining Not To Be Banned   Rep. Hartley Predicts Provision In Labor Bill Will Be Thrown Out

Mild Labor Bill Likely   Compromise Version’ Probably. Will: Omit Toughest: House Items

Conferees Start on Labor Measure  ’ House Expected to Make Concessions

Congressman Says Bargaining by Industry Uncurbed   Chief of Labor Grou;  Holds Law Needed, - Compromise Is Weak

Union Boycott Ban Forecast   Bill Outlawing Portal Pay Actions Voted By Senate Committee

—SEES NO BAN ON BARGAINING— Labor Bill. Compromise  Tackled By Committee

HARTLEY SEES NO FINAL BAN ON U. S. PACTS   Solon Predicts Industrywide Bargaining Won’t Be Out: lawed By Congress

GOAL DISPUTE UP TO SECRETAR}   Schwellenbach Planning Tt Take Over July 1 As Mines Returned

May Attempt To Negotiate Pact  In Time Forestall  Possible Strike

Schwellenbach To ‘Take Over’ Coal Dispute   Plans to Enter Picture July 1 When Federal Contro] Ends

LABOR SECRETARY INTO COAL PICTURE   SCHWELLENBACH PLANS TO TAKE OVER THREATENED MINE DISPUTE JULY 1,

/SCHWELLENBACH TO INTERVENE   Will Attempt To Reacl Agreement In Soft Coal Dispute

MOTHER ADMITS STRANGLING: BABY   Says She Felt She Was Too Young. for Motherhood

‘Two Bedtord  Vien Killed   John EF. Stalets and Rodifer Miesfitt in Automobile Crash

4 Hoosiers Killed; Others Badly Injured in Series of Auto Mishaps

AFL Chief Fires First Gun in War  On Hartley Law   Will Not Rest Until It I: Repealed, Green Tells Cheering Delegates

GREEKS KIDNAP BRITISH TROOPS   Witnesses Tell of Attack By Ambush Against Two British Trucks.

Two British Slain by Greek Guerrillas   ‘Four Others, Kidnaped Near Alexandroupolis

Greek Bandits Kill, Kidnap  Six Britons   Army Head Sees ' Disclosure Guerrilla: Oppose Liberalism

Greek Guerillas Kidnap 6 Britons   Army Truck Driver Killed and Body Left To Burn in Truck

Two British Trucks Attacked by Greek Guerrilla Forces   Six Men Either Kidnaped or Killed by Band

TWO ARE DEAD IN ATTACK ON BRITISH TRUCK   Four Others Killed Ov Kidnaped By . Guerrillas   REPORT INCIDENT   Greeks Blame - Communists For Attack mo Rritieh

Double-Slayer Suspect Taken To Beckley   Youth Confesses Killing Man, Woman Story, Facts Conflict

STIMSON SAYS ‘SECOND-FRONT’ —, CAUSED BITTER CONTROVERS)   DECLARES ROOSEVELT'S PERSONAL DIRECTION OF POL: ACY RESULTED IN SOME CONFUSION

Stimson Discloses U.S. Military Leaders Lett Confused By Roosevelt

CHINA: ASKS FINANCIAL. AID OF U. 3.   Says ‘Marshall Plan’ Should Extend to Asia

‘China Presses U.S. for Loan. iOft 500 Million: Aid to Asia   U.S. Makes Issue of Aims to Establish Greenland Bases

White Russians File Big Claim   Billion and Half Asked As War Damages fror Defeated Germany

ANTI-VIOLENCE BILLS PASSED   Mississippi Assembly Ap. proves Three Stringent Measures

Legal Storm i Bre ‘ewing Ov er Neosho Baby   Mother Charges Kidnaping; Couple With Baby in Denial

Blue-Eyed Baby C enter Of Legal Storm As MotherC harges Abduction

TWO ARE ARRESTED IN TOLEDO, 0., AS NEOSHO KIDNAPERS   CITY IS CARING  FOR BLUE-EYED BABY   Conflicting Stories Told i Regard to Taking of Donald Robert Waltman From His Home.

January-June Air Passenger Fatalities Double Last Year 150 Dead in Four Airline Crashes

Brothers Call Each Other ‘Crazy’ After Wild West Spree Aboard Bus

Iwo Terrorize Bus Passengers   Brothers In Jail After Shooting In Bus, Threatening Driver

Brothers Held Following Wild Ride On Bus; Each Claims Other Is Crazy

War Veterans, Implicated In Terrifying Bus Ride, Say Each Other Is ‘Crazy’

VETS ACCUSE EACH OTHER OF BEING ‘CRAZY’   Police Quiz Brothers After Staging Gun Spree on Greyhound Bus

BROTHERS STIR TERROR ON BUS   Pair Said To Have Beat Greyhound Driver And Sprayed Bullets Among 23 Passengers; Call Each Other “Crazy.”

Brothers Call Other ‘Crazy’ After Bus Tiff   22 Stitches Taken ‘ In Head and Face of Charleston Driver

Navajo Near Ruidoso Who Is Reputed To Be 137 Years Old May Be Oldest Living Person in the United States

Navajo, Believed I 0 Be 137 Y ears Old. Eats Daily With Third Teeth

Navajo Said To Be 137   Still Gets About, Eats Three Meals Daily With Third Set of Natural Teeth

Worst Disaster In History of U.S. Aviation   Giant Airliner Bursts into Flames At LaGuardia Field

42 of 48 Die InPlane Crash At LaGuardia   Bomber Burns in Alaska With 3 Reported Lost Brom 1°9.Men Crew

Kast Columbus  Barber Killed  Man Charging Wife Sheriff with Razor Shot by Deputy

Most Sections Go Democrat   Heavy Voling Marks Election Over State: Manv Races Still Undecided

Virginia GOP Power Surprises  Bowen Leads Stuart In 18th District

KILLED IN AIR CRASH   Crewmen Die As Airliner Crashes And Burns On Training Flight

Big Plane Crashes, Kills All Occupants   ‘Five  Dead In Cresh Of Constellation ° : Transport. -

Minds Closed, C10 Man Tells Commitfeemen   House Labor Group Will Not Give Labor Fair Break, Declares CIO Oraaniver

HOUSE UNIT HIT BY ClO LEADER   Bittner Holds Committee Biased Against, Labor

Labor Not Given Fair Break, Is Bittner Charge  Committeemen’s oo CCCs ee CTE a 2 Pee 

ClO Organizing Chief Bitter in House Testimony  Bittner Then Hears 2 Committee Members Belonged to Unions

SAYS LABOR DOESN'T GET ‘FAIR BREAK’   Charges Committee's Members Unqualified Have Closed Minds

NAM URGING  CONGRESS TO HANDLE BASIC LABOR ISSUES   Bittner Of CIO Says Labor Bills Are Backed By  Profiteer Groups

CIO ORGANIZER CLAIMS LABOR ‘OUT IN COLD   Van Bittner Tells House Com. mittee Unions Can't Get ‘Fair Break’

Profiteers Back Legislation, CIO Leader Asserts   NAM Counsel Assail: Closed Shop; Would Amend Wagner Act

Labor Not To Get Break, Unionist Says  C1O Organizer Charges Committee ‘Minds Closed’

(1.0. Officer and Committee Boss Stage Oral Clash  Congressmen Aren’t Qualified on Labor Issue, Says Bittner

Minds Closed, Group Is Told   Bittner States View in Opposing Changes

»C.1.0. Official in Blast at Senate Labor Committee   Says Their Minds Are Closed---Do “Not Give Labor o Fair Break’

Word Battle Marks Labor Bill Hearing   CIO Organizing Chairman Charges Committee Not Giving Labor Fair Break

NAM Says NLRB  Alters Policies  Because of Bills Pending Legislation .Ciied  As Beason for Reversals Gf Previeus Labor Rulings

ClO Leader Assails House Committee   Minds Closed Against Labor, Organizer Van Bittner Declares; Senate Witness Sees Need for Control Over Union Heads

NAM Says Events Indicate NLRB Is Ready to Make Wagner Act Changes

Verbal Battle Marks Hearing On Labor Bill.   ClO Official Assails House Committee

SAYS LABOR BILLS CAUSED BOARD 10 CHANGE POLICIES   NLA.M, Spokesman Cites Recent NLRB Rulings at Sennie Prolba

TELLS CONGRESS PROFITEERS SEEK TO WRECK UNIONS   ClO OFFICIAL SAYS AMERICAN PEOPLE OPPOSED TO CURBS

CIO Head Snaps At  McCowen   Representative Resents Being Told Labor Did Not Have a Fair Break

Truman Will Support Unification   Plan Calls for Council of National Defense

[ruman Gives Full Support -To-New Plan   Joint Letters of Approval Are Received From Secretaries

Liquor Net Snares Six   Federal Tax Agents Raid Kansas Dealers For Stamp Violation

PANEL HEARING DOLE DEBATE   Compensation Hike Asked; School Bill Aired

DISPUTE OVER. NAZI CHARGES   INDUSTRY AND HARD LABOR —AT_ODDS.OVER_CUTTING _ RATES OR INCREASING © JOBLESS BENE-.. FITs

Future Authorizations to Be Oppased Until Spending Program Is Clarified

POLAND WOULD LET FORMER ENEMIES IN UN   Requests Approval of Five Applications; Two Others Approved

UN. Membership For Ex-Enemies  Asked By Poland   Seek Approval For Italy. Hungary, Bulgaria, Finland And Romania.

Entry Of Fiven U.N. Is Proposed   Poland Would Give Approval To Italy, Hungary, Romania, Rulearie. Finland

Presidential Message at 12:30 Today   Foreign Aid and Infla. tion Chief Problems.   CONGRESS CONVENES

President Likely To Ask Limiied  Price Contro!s   Dispute Takes Shape Over _ Administration's AntiInflation Plans

Requests Permission to Re. vive Consumer Rationing,  If Necessary

Price Control, Rationing Expected To Highlight His Message To Congress   Foreign Aid Program Has Already Been Announced During Committee  Sessions; Congress Starts 1:30 P. M.

Will Seek “If Necessary” Approval at Special Session   Will Outline Plan to Spend Billions ~ To Fiqht Communism: Meeting at 1.30 P. M.

Paris Conference Buildup Big News From Abroad Today   Czechs First Nation To Accept Invitation Of Anglo-French Unit

First Country In Soviet Orbit To Accept Invitation; Others Expected To Decline

Witness Rocks Senatfe Probe On-Oil Supply   Official Tries To Testify In Hearing Friday

Disorder at Senatorial Oil Hearing   Witness Demands Chance to Testify and Marshal  Restores Order

Additional Conduits Plans ‘Are Revealed In The Sale  Of Pipelines Into State

Envisions More Conduits Built Alongside Inch Lines But Rail, Coal Groups Oppose Move

Think Molotov’s Talk On Atom Bomb Intended  For Home Consumption

Russia Ready To Ratity Italy Peace Treaty   Rome Assembly May Sign Pact as Soviet Makes Stand Known

PROCEDURAL — DEADLOCK OF BIG 4 BROKEN   Western Neighbors of Germany Ask That She Be Disarmed for 40 Years.

AUSTRIA TREATY TOPS AGENDA AT BIG FOUR MEET   German Treaty Is Due Next Bor Concideration

Hold Seaman In Slaying Of Navy Officer's Wife   Woman Found Strangled On Floor Of Tall Timbers Cabin

Seaman, 22, Is. Charged. As Killer.of Officer’s Wife   New Hampshire Man’ Is" Reported to - Have Played Poker With Woman. Night. Before at Maryland Heme .

Mude:Body Of Matron, 35. Found In Cottage Near Home; Was Missing For 12 Hours   Victim Clad Only In Slippers, Socks   Medical. Examiner Secking To Determine Whether ‘ Young Mother Had  ~“" Been Raped

NEPTUNE’S COURT RECEIVES TRUMAN   Shipboard Ceremonies Conducted at Equator.

Long Distance Workers May Agree to Plan   But Entice NTFW Would Have to Approve Before Strike Could End

Accord on Main Phase of. Tie-up May Come Today   Pattern-Setting Decision  Must Be Made By Work- .  ers’ Folicy Group   WALKOUT MOVES INTO THIRD DAY   Service in Bell System Dreps to Twenty Percent Of Normal

Major Phone Peace Phase  Reported Nea   Long Lines Settlement Expected; May Set Pattern

LONG DISTANGE PHONE SILENCE MAY BE ENDED   Union and Management Re: ported Near Settlement of Important Phase

Strike - Ending Formula Seen   Agreement May Provide Pattern For Terminating Communications Tieup

Part-Agreement in Strike ‘Near’   Long Lines Union, Company Report Progress in Key Talks

AFTW POLICY COMMITTEE DELAYS MEET   May Provide Formula To  End Walkout

PATTERN FOR SETTLEMENT MAY BE NEAR   NFTW Policy Group Will Have to Decide If Formula Is Acceptable.

Report Progress To End Walkout   Formula Which Would Send Leng Distance Operators Back to Their Jobs Is Reported at Washinaton Conference as Strike Enters Third Day.

Settlement May Set Pattern For Ending NationWide Strike  Conferees Work  On ‘Acreement   Policy Committee Mean. ‘ while Delays Scheduled Meeting Until Late Today

Long Lines Crews Near Acreement   May Set Pattern For Peace In Entire Industry

Possible Pattern-Setting Phase Of Nation-Wide Telephone Strike Imminent Is Reported   EXPECT APPROVAL OF PACT TODAY

Strike Ending Formula For Entire Telephone Industry May Be Near.

Long-Distance Phase May Establish Model  For General Agreement   Nationwide Service Reduced To 20 Percent As Policy Committee Considers Formula For Peace In Telephone Workers’ Industry.

HOPE FOR NDING OF STRIKE IS SEEN   One Phase of Dispute May Be Settled at U. S. Capital.

LONG LINES UNION AND ALT. & 7. ARE NEAR AGREEMENT   Settlement May Provide Formula for Ending Natanec! Walkout

Union Chief States Fight Is ‘Private’   UMW Could Settle Dispute With Industry HU. S, Would "Quit Using’ A "Blackjack", Lewis

John L. Says Mine Dispute Private Affair   Free Enterprise System Favored By Hie Umian

SAYS HE HAS NO PROPOSALS FOR BALKING STRIKE   Tells Senate Group Punitive Laws Would Wipe Out ‘Free Enterprise’

Government Uses Blackjack, UMW Boss Tells Senate  Is Matone Operator . TT. Ov.

Limit on Strikes Dooms Free Labor,  Lewis Proclaims   Miner Chief Evades Direct   FREE ENTERPRISE MENACED, HE SAYS   Industry-Wide Bargain ing Power of Unions

Lewis Hits Af Curb On Strike: By Laborers   Government “Using Blackjack,”’ Union Chief Charges

UMW President Defends Union Strike Rights   Views Expressed in Testimony Before Senate Committee

Defends . The Right Fo Strike   SAYS MINERS AND OPERATORS — ‘COULD SETTLE DIFFERENCES IF GOV'T WOULD QUIT USING  ' BLACKJACK:

LEWIS GIVES — TESTIMONY TO SENATE EROUP   Says Government Should Qu Using “Blackjack” On Miners

Leader Blames Intervention For Trouble   John L. Claims Miners Could End Difficulties Without Governmental  Use of Blackjack

Could Settle Fight With Operators if Government Would Quit ‘Beatina’ Mines

Claims Unhampered Miners Could Settle  Government Beats Union Into Submission, Asserts Chief— "Panctimany EKnillawe Pevercal

Union Leader Raps  Miners’ Treatment  UMW Chief Says Free Enterprise System Threatened By New Laws

Lewis Says ‘Govt. Uses  Blackjack   Union, Industry Coul« Agree If U.S. Eased Up, He Asserts.

Lewis Says ‘Blackjack’ Being Used   U.M.W. Leader Declares Miners and Operators Can Settle Differences Without Government

Miner's Chief Goes Before Senate Body   Puts Blame For Trouble Upon Government

CLAIMS MINE PEACE COULD BE EFFECTED   Tells Congress Govern: ment Should Lay Aside *Blackjack’

Could Settle Troubles With Mine Owners   Charges Hyprocris} To Permit Unions But Limit Use Of Strike Weapon

THREAT OF STRIKE BELIEVED AVERTED BY RULE OF COURT   Government Says Decision Is Guarantee of Peace In Coal Fields Until After June 350.   UNION HEAD GETS NOTICE OF EDICT

Tells Senate Labor Group U.S. Delays Coal Settlement   JIMW Boss Attacks Right To Form Unions Then Limit Use of Strike Weapon

‘No Negotiations Are Being Made’   UMW Chieftain Reports On Economy Of Coal Industry Before Senate Labor Committee

Lewis Complains Blackjack Used Against. Miners   Congress Told Settlement With Operators Halted By Government's Acts

Miners And Operators Could Agree, He Says   Tells Senate Committee “lt Is Hypocrisy To Give Workers The Right To Form Unions While Limiting Use Of Strike Weapon.”

Could Settle Fights With Operators   Claims It’s Private Matter Between Miners and Coal  Mine Owners

COAL FIGHT IS PRIVATE MATTER UMW.BOSS SAYS   Mine Leader Makes “No Comment. 6n : Court Decision

Tells Congress Operators, UMW Can Make Pact   Says ‘Ill Treatment,’ Only Industry Fault, Could Be Settled Alone

LEWIS BLASTS NO-STRIKE RULING   Quotes From Another Court Opinion Years Ago   Terms Right To Form Union Without Use Of Strike Weapon “Hypocrisy”

MINERS POOR LEWIS STATES   Congress Tolel Government Us ing Blackjack lo Keep  Mines in Qperalion   CLAIMS LIBERTIES ARE BEING DENIS) WORKERS

UMW Chief Says Unions Beaten’ Into Submission   U. S. Action in Coal Row Flayed; Limits On Strike Assailed

Lewis rays   Says Miner-owner Row Could Be Settled If ‘Government Would ‘Cease Using Blackjack

OAS BLOW AT UNIONS FORM OF HYPOCRISY   Gives Written Testimony at Hearings of Senate Committee.

Soth Parties Hail Decision Against John L. Lewis   Mine Chief Growls About ‘Return to Middle Ages”

Convicted Boss Of Mine Workers Appears Before Senate Labor Committee; Says Gov't. Interference First Step Toward Corporate Or Absolute State.

Miners Can Settle Disputes If Government's Blackjack Is Left Off, Lewis Charges

MOSLEMS SCREAM FOR WAR 10 STOP PALESTINE’S SPLIT   Four More Jews Killed in Nation; Throng in Cairo Says Prayers, Yells for Arms,   SYRIAN APPROVES DRAFT OF YOUTHS

Riofing Arabs Raise Palestine Death Toll to 40   50,000 Moslems in Cairo Ask Holy War; Syria Votes Draft

Three More "Jews Slain In Battle   50,000 Moslems Urge Holy War At Cairo Rally

Arabs Kill 3More Jews In Rioting  Moslems Gird for   Moslems Gird for Holy War; Lebanori Promises Funds , For Volunteer Army

Arabs Attend Religions Service In Jaffa And Then Bound Straight For Jewish City Of ‘Tel Avia, Wound Many Foes   JEWISH GUNFIRE BREAKS UP ATTACK

MOSQUES ARE SCENES OF BIG RALLIES   More Jews Killed In Palestine as Tension Mounts In Holy Land.

Feud Breaks Open Thomas Blames Reuther Acts For Poor A-C Vote Showing

Lost ClO Votes   Refers To Election To Fix Bargaining Rights of Workers

oes Ses  Texans Heighten Disc Mystery By ‘Finding’ a Couple of Them

Army Said Studying Object At Houston Two ‘Flying Discs’ Said Found In State      LATEST ‘DISC’ SEEN MONDAY  Four More Lubbock Residents ~ Report ‘Flying Discs’ In Area

Fragments of Two Flying Disks Reported Found, More Sighted   Disks Seen Here, At Winters, Snyder

OLD FORD RULE “DROPPED TODAY   SMOKING WILL BE PERMITTED IN COMPANY'S  PLANTS IN THE NEAR FUTURE

U. S. DRIVE DEADLOCKS U.N. VOTE   U. S. Urges India For Security Council Member

UN Admits Two Nations--Yemen and Pakistan   Newest Country Pledges Work for Better Understanding

Communist Party In Britain Hails 9-Unit Comintern   Extends Official Welcome to Revived International Organization   REDS LOSE GROUND IN FRANCE, ITALY   Hungary and Bulgaria, in Tron Curtain, Facing Domestic Troubles

BIDDLE tS WITHDRAWN   Truman Nominates Thero for United Nations Post

BIDDLE IS WITHDRAWN   ,Truman Nominates Thorp foi ; United Nations Pust

Nomination Of Biddle Is Withdrawn   Willard L. Thorp Boosted For Important Position Of U. S. Representative On UN Council

BIDDLE RECALLED AS UN. NOMINEE   President Truman Name: Thoro For Poct- 

Pravda Says U.S. Has Lost World Respect   Hits Acheson Speech, Assails Greed And Dollar Imperialism —

Russian Paper  Sharply Attacks  Policy of U. S. “Acheson's; Talk Charging Red Aggression is Called Slander of Sovied Union

Pravda Leading Soviets Newspaper Is Critical  Of Acheson Statement

PRAVDA CALLS ACHESON SPEECH GROSS AND RUDE  SLANDER AGAINST ‘SOVIET

Russian Paper Flays Acheson   Says Speech is Gross and Rude Slander Against Soviet Union

Labor, Farm Spokesmen Blame Each Other and Industry for.High Prices

PENDLETON PRISON ROT 1S REPORTED   Four Priseners and Three Officials Are Hurt Tuesday.

Seven Hurt in Fight af Reformatory   Four Pendleton Prisoners and Three Prison Officials Are Casualties of Rint - °°.

4Woundec in Riot at Pendleton   Prisoners Shot When They Start Trouble Over A Reprimand

DALLAS MAN Is FATALLY HURT   William G. Huffstetler, 27, Dies In Wreck On DallasLincolnton Highway; Efird Ramsey Badly Hurt.

ALL PLAN IS CRITICIZED   Senator Revercomb Says It Might Cost U.S. From 18 to 24 Billion Dollars

Marshall Plan Held European ‘New Deal’   Revercomb. ‘Charges Pro gram Moy Cost U. S. Many Billions

Aid Europe Plan Flayed By Senator   Terms Marshall's Outline ‘New Deal’

ELEPHANT BUTTE’S STORAGE CAPACITY IS: BEING REDUCED   Soil- Conservationist Claims _ Sedimentation Threatens ~Waier-Supply. ---

§C5 Official Says Sedimentation To Halve Butte Capacity in 40 Year:

WIFE WON RULING IN COURT ~ ON ‘MAMA'S BOY’ CHARGES   WIFE CLAIMED HUBBY'S MOTHER SCRUBBED HIS BACK AND PARED HIS TOENAILS

French Tension High After Police Battle 15,000 Communists   Government Officials Consider the Clash As Serious Threat

Demonstrators, Several Policemen Injured; Ramadier Warns Of Civil War If Country ‘Splits Into Two Political Camps

Efforts to Seitle Tieup Renewed  No New Proposal for Accord Found

Beirne Hopes For Agreement By Monday   Schwellenbach Holds Parleys On Phone Strike

HOPES LINGER ON TELEPHONE STRIKE FRONT   NO NEW PLAN, BUT WEEK END MAY BRING ONE

Beirne ‘Hopes’ End of Phone Strike is Near   But Union Chief Admits No New Plan in Sight

House Finance Group Strives to Reduce Budget  $18,000,000 Cut   $18,000,000 Cut From Bill During Monday Sessions

18 ARABS ESCAPE BRITISH PRISON   HIGH COMMISSIONER WARNS OF MEASURES TO RESTORE PEACE

U. S ARMY TRANSPORT RESCUES A CREW OF 35 WICH MAD CET FIDE TO THEIR SHIP AT SEA

Army Ship Saves  Schooner’s Crew   Rescuers Leave Vessel Afire Off Newfoundland

CREW RESCUED: BY ARMY SHIP   HOSPITAL SHIP TAKES 9) CREWMEN OFF SINKING PORTUGESE SCHOONER

U. 5. SHIP RESCUES CREW OF VESSEL   Sinking Portuguese Boat Is Being Destroyed Off Newfoundland.

Debate On ‘Palestine Is Resumed   American Policy Statement To Be Made Saturday; Mufti Under Fire

Greek-Turkish Aid Bill to Conference Early Coming Weel   Gets Overwhelming Con gressional Approval by House Action

GREEK-TURK AID PASSED BY CONGRESS   House Beats Down Restrictive Amendments: Vote Is 287 To 107

House Votes" Passage Of Aid Measure    Joins Senate in Endorsing New Peacetime Foreign Policy for United Siatos

Aid To Greece And Turkey Nov Virtually Sure  Maiuce an d Senate   House and Senate Approve Bill--Reject All Modifications

ALL ATTEMPTS TO LIMIT HELP BEATEN EASILY   President Scheduled To Get Action Next Week After Toint Conference

Truman to Get Bill Next Week  lor Signature   Coalition Wins, 287 te 107, on Final Vote to Spend $400 Million in Curb on Communism

Greek-Turk Aid Bill Approved   Truman Soon Will Sign Measure Aimed at Checking Russians

Starts U. S. On New  Policy Path   Nation Committed  To Stabilize Internal Affairs of Countries In Other Hemisphere

HOUSE VOTES AID MEASURE   Minor Differences With Senate to Be Settled Quickly

ONLY ROUTINE WORK REMAINS TO BECOME LAW   Senate Earlier Passed Bill Supplies to Start Soon to Combat Communism

Only Routine Steps Remain for Stream of American Men, Money, Material

Truman Aid Plan Over Final Hurdle   Only Routine Steps Remain To Put Program Into Effect—Bill Passes House Easily in Nicht Vote

All Moves To Restrict Anti- Communism Pro. gram Are Beaten Down.

EVERY EFFORT 10 CUT AID DEFEATED   Measure Is Passed By Roll Call Vote Of 287-107  TRUMAN ACT   Sent To Joint Conference For lroning Out Of Minor Differences

Restrictive Changes  Defeated   Only Routine Steps Left Before Measure Will Go to Truman .

Greek-Turkish Loan Gets OK   House, by Overwhelming Vote, Beats Attempts to Amend; Conference Will lron Out Unimportant Differences

Greek-Turkish Aid Passes House With Overwhelming Vote   Few Differences In Measure Passed By Two Houses

Bill to Aid Balkans Near Final Phase   Conference Agreement on Minor Differences All In Way of Adoption of Truman's Program

Aid for Greece And Turkey Will Be Granted Under Its Terms; Only Minor Details  To Be Ironed Out Before Measure Goes to President

Drive To Halt Communism Is Given Approval   CONGRESS ENDORSED U S. AID TO BALKAN AREAS

Greek-Turk Rid Is Now A Reality   House Gives Final Approval---Flow of Men and Materials Will Begin Scan

OBSTACLES PUT ASIDE AS 0, K. IS GIVEN FUND   House Joins Senate In Ap proval Of $400,000,000 : Emergency Act

Both Bodies Of Congress Favor Relief Measure   Marks New Approach In American Foreign Relations; Plan A  ‘Compromise’ Meeting

Aid Measure Goes Back Into Senate  Slight Differences Expected to Be   Slight Differences Expected to Be lroned Out Shortly

Measure Given 287-107 Vote By Coalition   President to Get Bill for Signature Early Next Week

House Votes Greece, Turkey Aid, 287-107   GOP-Demos Coalition Up. holds “Truman Doctrine’

Voted by House, 287-107; Before President Soon   Only Minor Differences Need Be Ironed Out: Pledges 400 Millions In Aid

House Passes Greek - Turkish Aid Measure   Beats Down Restrictive Amendments; Endorses New Foreign Policy

Restrictive Amendments Beat by House in Passing Aid Measure to Head Off Threat of Communism

400 Million Dollars and Mean and Materials to Be Sent   A COALITION VICTORY   Joint Senate-House Com mittee Will Work Out Differences  a Few

HOUSE APPROVES GREEK, TURK AID BILL, 287 TO 10/   MEASURE GOES BACK TO THE SENATE WITH MINOR DIFFERENCES

Greek-Turkish Aid Approved by Congress   Agreement Over Minor Differences Expected Quickly

The Weather   House Votes Approval of Greek-Turkish Aid, Kills Attempts At Restrictions  Pracidant in Raceive ¢4090.000,000   President to Receive $400,000,000 Measure Next Week: Senate Plan Insists on Conformity With U.N.

American Aid Soon to Reach Greece, Turkey   New U.S. Policy Approved by House, 287-107

Attempts to Modify Terms  Overridden   Conferees to Adjust Senate and House Versions of Measure

House Passes Aid Fund Bill By 287 to107   Stream of American Men and Money Soon To Flow to Near East

Joint House-Senate Conference Committee Will Be Formed To Work out  Minor Differences.   BILL TO GO TO TRUMAN NEXT WEEK

CIO LEADERS ASSEMBLE TO MAP STRATEGY   Murray, Executive Board Dis cussing Action on New Labor Law

CIO Studies Labor Law.   Contest-or Compliance To Be Decided By Lead ers Today; Truman Urges Cooperation —

Murray’s Aides Study Contest Or Compliance   CIO Attorneys Meet to Give 51 Union Leaders Sizeup Of Labor Control Measure   Truman Pledges Support For Act   Asks Managemént, Labor To Exercise Patience and Comply With Law That He Vetoed

ClO Leaders in Labor Bill Pow-Wow   Truman Cautions All to Live Up to New Measure  Se ee

Top Labor Leaders Assemble To Draft Program Of Contest   Both AFL, CiO Have Rejgcted Idea Of General Protest Strikes; Program Of Policies Will Be Discussed

Attomeys To Give Opinions of Varied Phases of Measure TT) Frecutive Unit

ClO Chieftains Study Action On New Labor Law   Union Leaders Meet In Washington Today To Draft A Program

co Union Leaders Meet  To Chart Program Of Contest Or Compliance  With Taft-Hartley Law

». . 0. HEADS, LEGAL STAFF CONFER   pyaar Green Sets Date For A.F.L. Meeting   PRESIDENT   Urges Labor, Management “To Exercise Patience And Moderation”

CIC Leaders Hold Talks On New Law   Executive Board Hears Report Of Legal Staff

Leaders of CIO Assemble to Mar Future Actions  Union’s. Strat On Te fet Ha rtle ey B Bill

—CONTEST OR COMPLIANCE? C10. Leaders: Drafting   Future Labor Program

ClO Leaders. Meet, Ponder Labor Setup   Study New U. S. Labor Measures

ClO Chiefs Meet To Make Plans for Fighting Labor Bill   Truman Promises Fulfilling Duties Under New Measure

MEMBERS OF CIO DRAFT A PROGRAM   Will Contest or Comply with New Taft-Hartley Labor Law   NO TO PROTEST STRIKE

Abide By Law,  Truman Says   Contest or Compliance To Result From Parley

Truman Warns Measure Will Be Enforced   Cautions Management And Labor To Live Up To The New Law

Unions Study New Labor Bill   President Promises Faithful Administration, Uraes Patience

NEW LAW TOPIC OF ClO MEETING   Program of Action Being Discussed by Leaders

Murray Calls Board fo Hear Size-Up of Law  Wi Daetde tn Tey   Will Decide to Try Or to ComplyWith Act

AFL and CIO Call Talks on  New Labor Law   More Layoffs Seen As Miners Prepare For 10-Day VacationUL. S. To Return Mines

ClO Leaders Begin Study of Labor Act   Expected to Follow President's Advice to Have Patience

Hear Size-Up Of New Statute By Attorneys   Both AFL And CIO Reject Tdea Of Protest Strikes; Paligy Plan.

Murray Calls Board fo Hear Size-Up of Law  Will Decide to Try   SIMILIAR SESSIONS

CIO Leaders Meet to Map Labor Course   Truman Appeals to Workers and Managemen! To Live Up to Law

Steel Output Curtailed by Coal Strikes   Truman Asks Compliance With New Law; Miners Idle on Eve of Holiday Bevinning at Midnight

Unions Map Attack On New Labor Law  President Pledges To Back It Up;  Minac Ramain ric l ahae c aun S wt

C.1.0. Plots Course on Labor Law   Representatives of 6 Million Members Meat to Plan Union Policy Toward Law

UNIONS CHIEFS PONDER POLICY ON LEGISLATION   President Appeals For Both Labor And Management To Accent Measure

Union Heads Meet, Discuss New Labor Act   Murray Convenes CIC Executive Board To Hear Legal Size-Up Of New Statute

ClO Leaders Map Stand On  New Labor Law   Truman Appeals For A Full Compliance With Taft-Hartlev Act.

CIO Chiefs Gather For Conference   Officials To Map . Strategy Toward New Lobor Program

ClO GATHERS FOR CONFERENCE ON LABOR LAW   Will Draft Program of Contest or Appliance; Truman Asks Patience

ClO Leaders Discuss New Labor Law   To Draft Program Of Compliance or Contest of New  Taft-Hartley Law

Executive Board To Hear Legal Report on Bill   Government Prepares For Exit From Coal Mining Business

UNIONS WARNED TO LIVE UP 10 NEW LABOR ACT   leaders Of Six Million Union Members Gather To Draft A Program Of Contest Or Compliance With f.ahor Meas. ure.

Murray's Legal Advisors Draft Report on Bill   Truman Urges Unions to Live Up to Measure

WOMAN FAINTS; DROWNS IN TUE   Falls in Washing Machine, Submerging Head in Soapy Water

CEASE FIGHT ORDER IGNORED   Indonesian Army Told To Prepare For Prolonged War

Order Wrecks” Uneasy Truce InIndonesia   Native Chief Tells A rm} To Prepare for Long War With Duich

Indonesian Army Ordered To Prepare For More War   United States Withdraws Offer To Bring Helligerents Together—Dutch Announce Retaliator \ ‘ Measures — - a

Indonesian Army Alerted For War   Commander Instructs Troops To Thwart Dutch Efforts To Exploit: Trace Wane.

Minister Is Held In Poison Death  Pastor, One of Flock.   Pastor, One of Flock Drank Same Potion

MOB LYNCHES NEGRO AFTER” RUSHING JAIL   Lynching Oceurs After Jailer Overpowered In §. C. Town

Negro Slain By Mob in S. Carolina   Man Held for Assaulting White Man Taken from Jail —Year’s First Lynching

Armed Mob. Takes Negro from Jail And: Lynches Him in So. Carolina

Negro Seized And Lynched   Mob Of 35 White Men Enters Carolinc  Jail: Prisoner’s Body Located Later

JAILER FORCED TO SURRENDER THEFT SUSPECT   Turnkey Overpowered By Armed Gang of White Men

LYNCHERS SLAY NEGRO SUSPECT   Armed Mob Overpowers Jailer in Carolina

Suspect In Assault And Robbery Is __ Slain By Mok   Black Is Shot aad

vegro synched in . Carolina   Mob Seizes Prisoner  ‘rom Jail at Pickens; Victim Stabbed and  shot to Death

Negro Lynched By Mob Of 35 In South Carolina  Pickens County Jail

Red Delay In Ratifying Peace Treaty Causes U.5.  Forces To Stay In Italy

Red Delay Causes U. 8. to Continue Troops in Italy   Unexpected Shift in Fians “Finds Army Unequipped for Winter

U. 8. TROOPS WILL PROLONG STAY IN ITALY   Officials Disclose That Occupying Units Will “Dig In” for Coming Winter.

‘Gls Digging In For Winter In Europe  U.S. Army Is Extending Stay  Of Policing Troops In Italy

— NEW ORDERS — US. Army Digsin For Winter  STAY SHIFTED TO ‘INDEFINITE’

U.S. Troops Due To Stay in Italy   Plans Changed Because Of Soviet Treaty Delay

U. 8. TROOPS IN ITALY TO STAY OVER WINTER  Russia's. ~~ Detay Of   Russia’s Detay Of Italian Treaty Sajid Cauca   NUMBER SECRET   Revision Of Plans _ Brings: Shortage -» Of Suyplies

U. S. Troops fe Stay in Italy   Rumor Caused by Soviet Delay in. Ratifvine Treaty

U.S. TROOPS TO REMAIN IN ITALY   For Winter, Due To Soviet's Action

Army Caught Off Balance By Russians   Soviet Delay On Peace Treaty Changes Program

US. To Keep Army in Italy This Winter  Ratification Delay   Ratification Delay By Sovigt Makes  Stay Nereasary

AMERICAN TROOPS WILL REMAIN IK ITALY FOR WINTER   Program Revised Due To  Russian Delay In Ratifyina Treaty

Give Hints of Changes to Be Suaaested   December 1] Set For Hearing On  Gehanal Stes:ctire

SWEEPING CHANGES ~ IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE STATE   Committee Set December  for Statewide Public Hearing.   FIRST HINT TODAY   A Series of General Statements Submitted by Subcommittees.

Findings On Taxes, State. Aid Revealed         Bigger: ‘Rural       istricts * Soe ‘of -Paliey

Call Statewide Public Hearing For December 1   Three Subcommittees Start Work; Outline Tentative Policies

BiG 4 PACKING BAGS; PARLEY IS FAILURE   Russia Fails to “Soften Uncomprev mising Stand

Russia’s Stand Brands Parley Dismal Failure   Hope Virtually Gone For Accord on German or Austrian Treaties

ABANDON HOPE OF AGREEMENT BY DELEGATES   ONLY LAST MINUTE REVERSAL OF STAND BY RUSSIA ‘CAN PREVENT END OF  “ NEGOTIATIONS

MOSCOW CONFAE REGARDED AS COMPLETE FLOP   Delegates Ready To Leave Soviet Capital As Russia Refuses To Yield

Russian Stand Seems Io Mean  Parley Failure   Hope For Agreement At Big Four Council Is Virtually Abandoned   DELEGATES MAY START TO LEAVE

Moscow Peace Parley Rated Total Flop   Russia Fails to Soften Its Holdout Stand

INSTITUTE FOR SCHOOL DRIVERS WELL ATTENDED  Bus Inspection To Be Held Menday In Relton City Park

INSTITUTE FOR SCHOOL DRIVERS WELL ATTENDED  Bus Inspection To Be He'd Monday Ir lan (‘ches Dan wle

DEMOCRAT IS VICTORIOUS IN THIRD DISTRIC)   Congressional Seat In Balti mere Election Wen By Garmatz   “TWO OPPONENTS ARE ” BEATEN WITH EASE:

LAKE ERIE RAIN AND SNOW SEEN   First Day Of Winter Brings Cross Between Two ~ S$easens

UNDERGROUND PLANTS IS AIM   Army Plans Plane Factories.  Safe. from Attack by Atomic Bombs.

U nderground Plane F: actory  ll As A Bomb Defense   Engineers Will Undertake Project To See If It is Safe From Atomie And Other Modern Types Of Bombs In Event Of War

Poland Io Probe Flight Of Chief Anti-Communist   Clay Says Only Force Of Arms. German Treaty Will Oust U. S.

Friendship Train Nears N. Y. With Food For Europe   Consists Of More Than 200 Cars In 3 Sections

LYNCHING SEGUEE:  .FBI Nabs 2 » ii Brothers  ~-Tn'Nesro Witness Beating’

‘Attorney General ‘Will Be Busy’ In 1948 Helping Re-Elect Truman

BURNED BY ELECTRICITY   Robert Wustefeld Injered Whee Switch Shert Cirewtts

RURNEND RY ELECTRICITY   ‘Robert Westefeld Injered Whee Switch Shert

SEAMEN ADRIFT IS DAYS SAVED   ‘Survivors Radio Wives   They Will Be Home  lor Christmas

Pearl Harbor Castaways Are Safe After Being Adrift at Sea 19 Days

Three Seamen, Found after Being Adrift 19 Days, To Continue Trip

Rescue Three Seamen After 19 Days Adrift Aboard A Powerless Minesweeper

Rescued Seamen Hope To Return Before Holidays   Scientific Data To Check Storms Will Be Evaluated In Horida

Slow Return - To- Work Movement Noted Among West Virginia Miners   Third Of State’s 100,000 UMW Members Took Day Off Yesterday In Protest Of New  Federal Labor Measure

Third Of State’s Coal Miners Quit  Several Mines Along N. & W. Svstem Idle

More Violence In Holy Land—  Another Jewish Refugee Ship Reported Nearing Palestine

BRITISH ‘TAG’ REFUGEE SHIP   May Renew Curfew as Death Toll Continues to Mount

HaganahClaims Martial Law In Palestine Due   400 Wegal Immigrants Aboard Ships Heading For Holy Land; See Tighter Controls

BRITISH TRAIL REFUGEE SHIP   UNDERGROUND SAYS BRITAIN TO IMPOSE STRICT MARTIAL LAW

REFUGEE VESSEL   Haganah Says British Ships Eyeing “Return to Zion” As It Approaches

New Refugee Ship Is Reported.  Near Palestine  Vessel Is Carrying 400 Immigrants; British on Track 

NEW MEXICANS ARE /ARE PRICES ON Y TO HIGH MARK            rvey of State Shows Coat Oo! Living Mak'ng Steady Climb Upward

May Call a Genera Walkout in Italy   Pro-Communist Chief Says Strike Would Protest “Violence” Aaainst Workeore

Strike Looms For All Italy   Socialists Considering Issuing Call to Protect Italian Workers

ITALY’S NENNI SAYS TOTAL STRIKE PENDS   General Tieup To Protest Worker Violence Looms

Reds in Italy Plan General Strike Order   Left-Wing Leader Weighs Protest  Avainst Violence

General Strike Threatened By Reds QO Of Italy   To Protest. ‘Violence Against: Workers,’ Pie tro Nenni Says 

DISORDERS IN ITALY SUBSIDE   But Pro-Communist Leader   Issues Warning

trike Threat Menaces Italy;  Death Toll 22   Disorders Subsiding, Bu Socialist Leader Says General Stoppage As  Protest Planned

Flyers Drop Food to Pair Stranded In Mountains 4 Days by Air Crash

Marshall Gives Russ Ultimatum   Would Make Korean Zone Independent

May Criminal Court Gets ‘Under Way   Guilty Pleas Cut into Docket Heavily

Interior of Jewish’ Synagogue Is Wrecked  Camrpletely bu Vandale

Wallace Moves To Deep South   Struggling To Make Party Liberal, He Declares

Wallace Ur ges U. S.-Soviet ‘Freaty, Charges Republicans _ Sabotasing All FDR Stood For

BLAMES TRUMAN’ POLICY AS ONE RECKONING WAR;   Former Vice-Presrlent Says Russia Cannot Fight For Ten Years Yet And Calls For Soviet - American Understanding.

RADAR CLEARED IN PLANE CRASH      tloning § Properly — Plane Short. of Runway  Fell  and Bounced  Over Levee — WAVE is Killed,  ’  20 Others are Injured.

RADAR CLEARED IX PLANE CRASH   Navy Says Equipment was Functioning Properly — Plane Fell! Short of Runway and Bounewl Over Leves — WAVE -is Killed, 20 Ot&ers are Infured.

RADAR SYSTEM CLEARED OF BLAME IN PLANE CRASH   Pictures on Page 13

State Legislature  Senate Split On Using Pipelines For Natural Gas

Assembly May Defer “Inch” Vote   Some Members  Under Pressure To Permit Gas Piping in Lines

Lilienthal Investigators Pave Way for Showdown In Battle to Block Atomic Board Appointment

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS WILL CONFER TODAY   Democratic Spokesmen Minimize Talk Of Special Session Of Congress   STOPGAP AID PLAN WILL BE PROPOSED

TALK OF EXTRA  TERM SEEMS DWINDLING   Key Democrats Do Not See Necessity Of Calling Congress

STOPGAP RELIEF FOR EUROPE SEEN LIKELY PROGRAM   Nation’s Leading Lawmakers to Confer with Truman Today.   NEED FOR SPEED CITED   Related Question of High Prices at Home Also to Be Studied.

Little Could Be Achieved.  Lucas’ Claim   Congress Leaders Meet With Truman On ‘Crises’ Todav

Gather At White House As Democrats Minimize Special Session Rumor   Available Congressional Heads Confer With Truman On Problem

House Heads See Truman To Confer on Foreign Aid   OVP SsTIOWVNS POW RE   ANSWU EP HReE NHPKAPRA ERM

STOPGAP PLAN BY PRESIDENT HELD LIKELY   Price Spiral Also Due For Consideration At Conference

Iruman Seeks To Get Answer On Price Rise   Lawmakers Assemble Today On Foreign Aid Proposals

Key Democrats Doubt Need Of  Extra Session   Senators Connally, Texas And _ Lucas, Illinois Can’t See Point In Talking Any More Now About Inflation: Meet Truman Today

_. —ONLY ON PEACE ISSUES— UN Council Head _ Urges Restricted Veto

Security Council Head Takes Firm Stand But Admits To Losing Battle

AdKa VETO LIMETATION   Security Council President Acknowledges He’s Waging Losing Battle.

Big Power Veto up For UN Discussion   No Change Expected in Setup Now, However

Council Head For Veto Restriction   UN Security Group Hopes for Vote On Egyptian Case

LIMITING BIG POWER VETO LOSING BATTLE   Security Council President Says Anolication Should Be on Peace Issues

Asks Limit  On Veto In U.N. Council   Khoury Admits He Is Waging Losing Battle

Ure Restriction On Power Veto.  “Security Council Heac Admits. Losing Battle

U.N. Council Tackles Veto  Issue Again   Set-Up Change Seen Unlikely

Security Council President Favors Restriction Of Veto   Faris El Khoury Says Power Should Apply Solely To Questions Of Enforcing Peace

Council Head For Veto Restriction  UN Security Group Hopes for Vote

Security Council President Takes Firm Stand for Restriction Veto

Fight On Veto Scheduled At: Session Of UN   Council Head Admits He Is Waging s Losing Battle to Limit Power Vetoes

RESTRICTIONS ASKED ON BIG-POWER VETO   Security Council President Favors Peace Use Only

Russia Announces Cradle-To-Grave Social Security Program For Miners

Russia Announces ‘New Security Plar   Cradle - To-Gr Gye Pro gram Outlined For Coal Minare:

URGE CONGRESS INCREASE MANY POSTAL RATES   Post Office Department Wants Rates Raised On Money Orders, Parcel Post

Hike In Mail Rates Sought   Boost For Parcel Post, Second Class Mail And Money Orders Is Proposed

ARMED POLICE GUARD FRENCH ASSEMBLY MEN   Left Wing Workers Threatening Trouble

Miami Man Held In Death Of His Two Children   Man And Woman Are Wounded; Police ‘Holding Suspect

VOTING ON ALL SECTIONS SET FOR TUESDAY   Sen. Taft Says Con. clusion by Wednesday Night Possible

SHOWDOWN DUE TUESDAY WHEN VOTING BEGINS   Taft Optimistic Over Law As Week Of Compromise Work Ends

Labor Test Bill Prepared For Tuesday   Delivery of Measure to President by Early June Is Forecast:

HOUSE AND SENATE CONFER. EES. ARE PLANNING SHOWDOWN ON ALL CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES

House-Senate Conferees Near Showdown Vote   May Begin Voting On Sec tions Of Test Labor Bill Next Tuesday   TAFT SAYS SERIOUS DISPUTES LIMITED

Flash  Brief News Items Right off the Wires   Accussed Bound Over

Poles Charged With Coercion During Voting   U. S. State Dept. Files Protest, Approved by Secretary Marshall, Against Nation’s Failure To Live Up to Promises Jan. 19—No Diplomatic Break Yet.

U.S. Accuses Poles of Not Keeping Promises   Say Present Regime Failed to Carry Out Pledaes for Free Pall

U. S. Charges Poland Failed to Keen Pledge   State Department Holds Recent Elections No’ Free, but Relations Are Not Broken; Russia Criticises British-American ‘Alliance’

Warsaw Failed To Keep Pledge OnF'ree Voting, U.S. Declares   State Dept. Not Breaking Relations Now, However

Poland Failed To Hold Free Vote, Says U.S  ‘Action Reserved, Ambassador To

Free Election Promise Was Not Fulfilled   Break In Relations ls Possthle Soon

U.S. Flays  Elections in Poland   Says Country Failed to Keep Pledges of Free Voting

U.S. ACCUSES POLISH GOVT.   State Department Renews Stand on Flection Situation

United States Accuses , Polish Government Of Violating Vote Pledges

Accuse Poles Of Bad Faith   U. S. Says Poland Failed to Provide A Free Election

U.S. in Sharp Polish Nofe   Charges Government Didn’t Carry Out Solemn Pledges of Free Election

Assail Poland's Election System  Jan. 19 Voting Topic   Jan. 19 Voting Topic of U. S. Criticism

HOLDS POLAND DENIED PLEDGE ON FREE VOTE   United States Accuses Present  Polish Government of Vio lating Agreement   FORMAL PROTEST OFFERES

Welfare Board to Ask Hearing Before Social Security Board On Navajo Indian Questions 

State Welfare.Board Will Insist 1On Federal, Assistance for Indians

Roosevelt Charges Dewey Trying to Please Two Sides   Pietures Governor Having Hard Time Playing Up to Party Leaders and the People

SOFTBALL PLAY CONTINUES HERE, LOCAL LEAGUE   ‘Games Attracting Crowds At Toulon High School’s Lighted Field

Stay Is Granted To Pastor Lewis  ° State Supreme Court  Acts in Arson Case 

Civil Service Move Is Bucked   City’s) Aldermen Oppose Introduction Of Measure: Would Faver Vote On Issue

New Battle Is Developing In Konitsa Area   Communist-Led Greek Guerrillas Send Up Several Waves Of Reinforcemaentc   WEATHER GROUNDS GREEK AIR FORCE

Sign Urges Columbus Citizens Elect Mayor ‘For Better Indianapolis’

Another Trolley May Go eatieiice Tolley’ May Go  Potomac Edison Seeks Removal Of Middletown-Frederich Line

Abandoning OfTrolley Before PSC   Latter Takes P. E. Co. Request Under Advisement After  Hearing Witnesses

TRUMAN ENDS MEXICAN VISTI   Express Hope Desire Of 2 Nations For Peace Will Spread Over World

Good Neighbor Policy of Two Lands Praised   President Urges Same Feeling Throughout Western Hemisphere

Truman’s Visit fo Mexico Ends: To Baylor U. Today   Hopes Peace Between U. S. and Mexico Can Spread

TRUMAN VOICES HOPE FOR PEACE ~ IN MEXICAN TALK   Declares He and President Aleman Found “Large Areas of Agreement” in Their Conferences.   WINDS UP HIS VISIT WITH TWO ADDRESSES   Flies Over Paricutin Voicanc as Lava Flows Down Sides and Sees AgeOld . Pyramids.

Truman Hails: U. S., Mexico as Good Neighbor:   Makes Two Addresses, ‘Then Ends Good Will Visit to Mexico City

Farewell to Mosier” — 7 ; ‘Tranian Strikes Peace _ Note, Flies. to. Wace

Truman Wants Peace Desires To Spread   Presidents of U.S. and Mexico Agree on Many  Matters

Says Federal School Aid Bill Might Stem Teacher Exodus Minimum of $5 For Each Child

Committee Backs School Aid Bill   Senate Plans Passage; Hear House to Bury Federal Support

Federal School Aid Measure Held Good Way Te Keen Teachers From Quitting Their Jobs

BUMPER WHEAT ACREAGE URGED   Farmers Asked For Bis Crop To Meet Foreign Needs Next Year

Government Urging Larger Acreage of Grain for 48 Crop  Shortage Areas Abroad Prompt Decision for Increased Wheat

Government Claims More Wheat Needed   Call On Farmers For An: other Bumper Crop In AQ

President Of Italy Resigns After Strike   Enrico DeNicola  Blames Health

U.S. Seamen Joia Communist-Led French Walkou'   Crew Refuses to Unload Wheat at Marseille or Let Army Do It   SAILORS COMPLAIN OF MARSHALL PLAN   Premier Ramadier Seeks Stronger Cabinet to Halt Strike Spread

Senators Hear A Little Plain Talk Instead Of Double-Talk In Probe

Tom Clark Makes Startling Revelation on Reason for Large Office Personnel

House Committee Puts  O.K. on Project Funds   Supplemental Appropriation for Reclamation Is,  Approved; $2,564,000 Added to Amount Requested  By President: Permits Continuation of Contracts:

SECOND ARMORED DIVISION PUT ON DISPLAY IN PARK  Demonstrations Be Given; Public Cordially Invited ..

To Hold Service Memorial Day — In the Forenoon   Entire Program to be Held at the Cemetery; Parade Starts at 10:15

Water Supply- of Jewish: Villages   14 Settlements In Southern Desert. -Region Affected

Arabs Cut Wate: Supply to Jews   Military-Like Band Said to Have Dealt Blow in Desert Area

Arabs Cut Off Water Supply of 14 Communities   Report Bands Operating in “hat Eo  the Formations

Arab Bands Cut Water Supply of Jewish Sections   Hagana Men Moke Repairs at Five Points on Long Desert Pipeline   NEGEV JEWS BUILD SECURITY HOUSES   Lack of Water May Mean - Serious Trouble in Strong  Arab Sector

FATHER OF MONETT BANDIT INDICTED   Joseph L. Evans Accused of Re ceiving and Concealing Part of Sarcoxie-Diamond Loot.

Sorry He Killed  Two Policemen   23-Year-Old Youth Is Ai Adopted Son Of Child Psychelogist.

POLICE KILLER IS RECOVERING   Youth Who Slew Two Philadelphia. Policemen In Street Corner Gun Battle Says He Knows He Did Wrong And-Is Sorry.

CRIPPLED TRANSPORT MAKES SAFE LANDINC   44-Pawenger Pan-American Clipper Reported Motor Failare  Phew Parifir

WITH ONE ENGINE OUT, CLIPPER LIMPS 1050 MILES OVER OCEAN TO SAFETY

Republicans To Meet Next Week To Discuss Plans   Omnibus Bill Taking In All Proposals Indicated by Allen

HOUSE PLANNING CATCH-ALL’ BILL ON LABOR CURBS   ‘Measure Will Bear Name of Rep. Fred Hartley, Head ! of Committee —~   LAY PLANS NEXT WEEK   Administration Is Devising Its Strategy t¢ Oppose Drastic Legislation

HOUSE GOP WILL RUSH PLANS FOR CURBS ON LABOR   Want To Beat Senate To PunchPlan For Omnibus RL

House: Republicans Rush Legislation On Strike Control   Attempt to”: Beat Senate® ” On‘ New: Laws

HOUSE RUSHES TO PASS FIRST NEW LABOR LAWS   Omnibus Bill Will Be. Introduced. Early Next Week

MEXICAN LOAN IS ARRANGED   $100 Million in U. S. Funds Made Available to Aid  Economy of Nation

U.S. Aids Mexico With $100 Million  Puts $50 Million Into  eenc Ae Pave -f N..!

100 MILLION AID GRANTED MEXICO   I MONEY TO BE USED TO STRENGTHEN CURRENCY { AND PROMOTE INDUSTRY.

Overloading May Have Caused Plane Crash   Grace Moore, Opera Star; Prince Gustav Adolf Amono Victime

Swedish Prince Amcng 22 Deac in Copenhagen   Overloading Hinted as Cause of Mishap to Dakota Transport

HINT OVERLOADING CAUSED CRASH OF AIRLINER WHICH KILLED 22 AT COPENHAGEN

Planes Search For Storm Dead   Widespread Search Of Louisiana Swamplands For Bodies Of 12 Reported Dead

Americans Give Thanks for Food, Vow They Will Share It With Needy World

NEEDY WORLD REMEMBERED  Americans At Home, Overseas Give Thanks For U. §. Bounty

Americans, Home, Abroad Observe Thanksgiving in Traditional Style

SS ee yn Te a eT tS  Nation Offers Thanks For Bounty, Promising  To Share With Others

THANKSGIVING DAY OBSERVED BY AMERICANS   Celebrated In Traditional Style In Homes And Churches   WEATHER VARIABLE THROUGHOUT NATION

America Vows. To Share Food   President Attends Church Before Thanksgiving 9 2. Dinner

U.S. Gives Thanks, Vows Bounty Share for Needy    Turkey Is Kina

Americans Give Thanks As Nation Celebrates Oldest Native Holiday   Turkey Is King On Tables Set In Traditional Style Around World

President Attends Church, Then Has Dinner Without Bread at White House; Turkey for Service Men

Americans Join  In Thanksgiving Holiday Given New Theme by Truman

Americans At Home, Abroad Pause For Thanksgiving Day  Day Is Celebrated In Traditional Style In Homes And Churches Throughout The Land

Nation Gives Thanks. Vows To Aid Needy   Thanksgiving Marked In Traditional Style by Americans Lvervwhere

CAPITAL HEADS MEET TO STUDY EUROPEAN MOVE      President Summons Congressional Lead ers [o White House For Look Behind Diplomatic Curtains At European Situation.

Curtains Parted  Congress Leaders Get Penetrating look At Greece

Conference Of Leaders  Takes Place During Day   Appeal From Greece Starts Actions Few  Urge Move By UN,

Nation's Leaders Meet To" Discuss Grecian Issue .  President Truman Parts Diplomatic Curtains for Laok by Conarace

Thirteen Dead InPlane Crash      Transport’ Falls::Be. ~ Scheduled Lan ng... tn Alaska

AIR TRANSPORT CRASH KILLS 13 IN ALASKA   No Explanation For Cause OJ Accident During Early Morning Hours

THIRTEEN DIE IN AIR CRASH   Alaskan Transport Crashes And Burns 2 Miles From Yakutat Airport

THIRTEEN DE NAIR CRASH   ?DC-3 Transport Coming  On the Beam Crashes  Myeteriousiy —

13 Lose Lives In Alaskan Plane Crash   Nine Bodies Taker Out of W reckage After Craft Burns

13 KINTRD AS PLANE CRASHES IN ALASKA   oc. 3 Cracks Up as It Near:  " Rirport for Scheduled \ Landing.

13 PERSONS KILLED IN A PLANE CRASH   Twin-Engine Transport Crashes Mysteriously as It Approaches an Alaskan Airnort.

THIRTEEN ARE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Company President Makes Known Result Of Investigation

Russians Launch Drive in Greece To (btain Pressure Point in Dardanelles

Russia Eyes ‘Dardanelles   Formation of Rebel State in Greece Seen As Move in Drive to Get Control of Strait

Revolt Fits Red Pattern   Analyst Sees Greek Move As Soviet Effort To Widen Influence

DARDANELLES AIM OF RED MOVE IN GREECE   Athens Government Called Mediterranean Bulwark Re PeWIhT MACKEN TIC

Solons Would Invited Iceland To Join Talks   Thousands Still in Peril in Bolivian Flood<

Hollywood's Probe Begun  Legal Battle Looms  Ww. TT Ae mimnen OMraaa

MOVE TO QUASH STARS’ CALL IN RED QUIZ FAILS   House Probers Turn Down Proposal During Start Of Hollywood Inquiry

Bell Tackles New Duties   Plans Little Change From Policies of Martin Regime

BELL PLUNGES INTO DUTIES AS 33RD GOVERNOR   Interim State Leader Gives No Hint of Course

GRANTS DELAY IN EXECUTIONS   Gov. Duff Issues Respites To Permit Appeals To State Pardon Board

END OF GREEKS’ CRISIS IN SIGHT   King To Pick New Premiei Seek Anti-Red Unity — By Coaljtion

GOALITION PLAN IS EXPECT. ~ED TO SET UP-A STRONG” “ FRONT: AGAINST COMMUNISM .

Eleventh Hour Move to Halt East Bay Strike  Waarly Bal’ Millian Peacn   Nearly Half Million Face Lack of Transit  Tamnarraw

Mother Gives Boy Pepper, Causes His Death, Is Report   County Solicitor, Declare: Woman Admits.-Dose as ‘Piniishment; :  Neo Charees

France Bars Dealings Until Strike Stops   Ramadier Advocates Toughness. Toward *Red@’ Transit Union

FRENCH WON'T PARLEY WITH PARISIAN AEDS   Communist Transport Strike in Capital Eniers Its Second Day

Recent Hikes In Gasoline, Oil Will Be Probed  Appears To Be IImantharsvad

SEEK TO NULLIF' CONTEMPT ACTIONS   Ten Hollywood Individuals Ask Speaker Martin To Throw Out Citations

‘Australia Asking U.N. Council Session to Act On Indonesian Case

PEACE EFFORT URGED   Australia And India Ask U.N. To Interrene To Halt Far East War

TO INTERVENE IN INDONESIA      aes e and India Seeking United Nations Action to Stop Fiehting   FURTHER ADVANCES ARE MADE BY DUTCH FORCE:

AUSTRALIA AN INDIA REQUEST COUNCIL MOVE   Hodgson Asks Special Meeting Immediately to Investizate War

HENRY FORD'S BIER VISITED BY THOUSANDS   PEOPLE OF STATE ASKED TO PAUSE AT 2:30 TODAY

RELUCTANT TO LEAVE  Lupe Recalls Blissful Flight  In ‘Heaven’ With Relatives

Man Who ‘Saw Heaven’ Wanted To Remain  “ Xe re hoe   Taylor Man Claims He Was Left ‘Speechless’ by Its Beauty

MARSHALL ABANDONS AN OBJECTIVE .   ‘Will, Not Seek  ' To Revive  -German Industry

UN Head Believes War Is Improbable Now, or in Future  Says Present Basis fo Disagreements Will Be Permanently Solved

LieSaysNoPower Nation Wants War    UN Official Gives Views During Speech in Boston

No Nation Sees War Practical,  Says UN Official  Agreement Near,

U.S. Steel Hikes Wages of Employes:   New Pact Agreed Upon Sunday Likely to Set Pattern

U.S. Steel Hikes Wages of Employes  New Pact Agreed Upon Sunday Likely

Senators Reject Soviet Plan for Atomic Control:   Hint U. S. Will Keep Own Stockpile Until Safeguards Preve Adequate

Senate Waits Address in Reply To Gromyko’s Bid Before U. N.; Spaalz Dispels lmmunity Talk

U.S. To Keep Its A-Bombs"'  For Present   RUSSIAN CONCESSIONS DO NOT  -GO FAR ENOUGH; VANDENBERG SAYS THEY MUST GIVE UP © VETO POWER 

Tells Russia U.S. To Keep Atom Bombs   Stockpile To Be Maintained Until Effective World Safeguards  Are Developed.

U.S. Will Keep A-Bomb Stocks   Vandenberg Would Put Russians on Notice Safeguards Necessary

STRIKE ACTION IS PROBABLE IN 3 INDUSTRIES   Coal And Communications Walkeut Likely 3 Case Deadlock Ended = _-

MAJOR STRIKE THREATS SEEN   Three Possible Tieups Loom But 1947 Labor Picture Held Much Brighter

LOCUST PLAGUE HITS JERUSALEM   Jews Regard Pests As Punishment For Disorders.

Passage Awaits Study Of Changes   Two Democrats, One Republican Ask Amendments Be Made To Mercy Bill]

Senate Actior Jeopardizes  World Union   Senators Voice Concert Over UN Future  During Debate On Truman Ard Plan.

; United Nations Organization Described By Senators As A ‘Shattered Dream ’

Senators Are Concerned At Grim Outlook   Delay Threatens Aid Program In Mauntine Debate

Stop - Communism Plan Thought too Important for UN    Tydings, ee ener & Decision -

United Nations Called ‘Shattered Dream’ in U. S. Capital; Express Concern in Case.  CRISIS IN GREECE CAUSE OF DEBATE

Bethlehem Steel And Union Sign Pay Agreement   15-Cent-Hour Boost Precludes Price Cut, Chairman Grace Says

WAGE BOOST GRANTED BY BETHLEHEM STEEL   18-Cent Hourly Increase, Company Spokesman Says, Will Preclude Any Cut in Price.

WAGES HIKED BY BETHLEHEM   Steel F irm, Union Reach Accord for 15 Cents Hourly Pay Boost

15 CENTS SEEN HOURLY RAISE ENP STEEL MEN   Corporation Chairman Says Pact Cuts Chance For Decrease in Prices

REDS REQUEST ATOM HEARING   New Preposals on Contro! Readied by Russia For U. N. Comniission

Russia Seeks Meeting on  Atomic Issue  Move at Breaking Stalemate Seen in Request

Supervision Essential Under Marshall Plan,  Sec. Harriman Warns U. 5. Economy Would Suffer   U.S. Economy Would Suffer. Without Some Export Controls

Clark Urges  Grass Roots Price Battle   Seeks Campaign To Smash Any [legal Price-Fixing Pact

Price Fixing Is Chief Target of Attorney General  Asks for a Grass Root: Campaign by Districts Over the Nation

Clark Urges U. S. Attorneys Crack Down On ‘Fixing’   ‘Grass Roots’ Campaign Against Any Illegal Price Agreements That Tend To Raise Cost Of Living Is Called For

Action Against Illegal Pricing Asked By Clark   Attorney General Calls for “Grass Roots” Campaian

RENT CONTROL END PROPOSED   Bill Introduced In Senate to Wipe Out Last Controls

Truman’s Appeal To Extend Rent Control Hits Bill to Junk Program

President’s Rent Control Plan Gets Opposition  Bill Is Introduced To Junk Entire Program by Feb. 1

Campaign to End All Rent Control Formed in Senate  Removal of Controls On Transient Rooms  Arouses Controversy

Truman's Appeal For Extension Of Rent Control Collides With Bill To Junk Program

—TRUMAN APPEAL NOT HEEDEDDrafts Bill To Junk . Rent Controls Feb. 1

Scrapping Rent Control Urged   O’Daniel Introduces Bill  ri  To End Rent Control Prograin Febr. 1.

Bill Would Junk All Rent Control   President’s Appeal Collides With Senate Move.

Rent Control Facing Attack From Senators      ‘Truman’s. Appeal To “Extend Met With “Boa To End.

Rents Control End Proposed By February 1   Measure Conflicts With Truman Plea

BILL WOULD END RENT LIDS FEB, 1   Hotel Rooms To Be Freed 0 Controls On Feb. 15

RENT CONTROLS MAY BE RIPPED   Senator O’Daniel Brings Pro. posal To Scrap Entire Program Feb. 1

Bill Counters Truman Appeal For Extension   Bi-Partisan Support Rallies To Proposal Of Senator O’Daniel

RENT CEILING MAY GO UP, OR BE ERASED   Some Solons Favor Boost of 10 to 15 Per Cent, While Others Believe Controls Should Be Eliminated Entirely.

Senate Bill Would Junk Rent Control   President’s Appeal for Extention of Program Runs Into Opposition In Texan’s Measure

Real Estate  Men Spurred By O'Daniel   Texas Senator Would Remove All Controls By Feb. 1

Truman, Senators Disagree on Rents  Transient Rooms Freed   Transient Rooms Freed Of Controls on Feb. 15

Rent Control Fight  Imminent; 0’Daniel  Would Scrap Plat   Introduces Bill Opposed To Truman Appeal to Continue Program

FDR's Executors Stymie Oil Probe   Request of Senate Committee Members For Papers is Denied

UP TO 5 BIG POWERS   Reduction of Armament« Left te Majer Nations: Colomma'’s Ulan

MAJOR POWERS T0 BE RESPONSIBLE IN ARMS REDUCTION   U.N. Commission Saddles- Task on France, China, Britain,”~  -~ Russia and U.-S.

PROBE WAut DISPUTE FOR “BELL” STRIKE   Workers Demand System-Wide  Bargaining

SEEK SOLUTION  (IN PHONE STRIKE   System-Wide Bargaining Is Demanded by Union

MEAT, LUMBER, STEEL TOPS ON TRUMAN'S ° LIST   Harriman Speaks for Chief's Program, Clashes with Ohio Senator

Steel, Lumber Marked for Roll Back   Harriman Tells New Plans for Anti.[Inflatiinn Mav,

Agriculture Secretary Clashes with Taft Over Nature of Power-Asked by President

Government Seeks Cuthack in Price ‘Of Meats, Steel   Needed to Halt Inflation Spiral, Harriman Tells Congress Panel

Administration Seeks Price Cuts   Harriman Presents Outline of Plans to Joint Committee

Harriman Asks Power Over Prices  Says Truman Hopes   Says Truman Hopes To Roll Back Costs Of Meat, Steel and Other Commodities

Secretary Says Meat, Steel and Lumber Occupy Dominant Roles In Fight to Halt Upward Spiral

Taft Questions Good Faith of Administration   Secretary Harriman Says Truman Hopes to Roll.  Back High Prices

Sees Roll-Backs for Meat, Steel, and Lumber   Tangles With Taft Over ‘Limitations’ in Truman Plan

Backers Plead Legislation To Halt Price Rise; Forcign Aid Bill Amended

Price Cut in 3 Lines Sought   Truman Seeking Cut in Meat, Lumber, Steel Commodities

Program to Fight: Inflation in Meat, Lumber and Steel   Harriman of Commerce Department Tells of Proposals

Harriman Tells Congress . . Administration Hopes t to. Roll Back Meat, Steel, Lumber Costs

WAR DEAD ARRIVE   Bodies of Three Lawrence Men Are Among Those  Coming in Today

ROYALL CALLS FOR U.S. TO MAINTAIN ADEQUATE MILITARY ORGANIZATION

Iowan Admits Cutting Up Victim’ *sBody  Burned Rem: alias  Of Cattle Buyer

Bruntlett Reports Murder, Cremation After Getting Check   Uses Cob Pile for Pyre, Has Previous Record Officials Say

Sheriff To Quiz Farmer About  Frank Prill, 74   Bruntlett Admits “Smith Murder; Case Parallels County Mystery

Ex-Con Tells About Murder   . Will Be Charged With Slaying O: Wealthy Cattle Man

HITLER DOCTOR FACES GALLOWS   Six Others Given Death for Human Guinea Pig Experiments

SEVEN NAZIS TO DIE ON GALLOWS FOR EXPERIMENTS   WERE FOUND GUILTY USING PRISONERS AS HUMAN GUINEA PIGS

FOR CAMP CRIMES   Hitler's Physician Among Those Sentenced To Deoth By Court

Seven Nazi Doctors To Be Hanged; 5 Get Life   Hitler’s Personal Physician Among the Ones Named to Pay on the Gallows

BRANDT GIVEN DEATH VERDICT      Six Others Condemned To Die On Gallows For Atrocities   SOME FACE PRISON

Nazi Medic Gets Sentence To Gallows   Verdict For Hitler Physician Who Usec Human Guinea Pigs

Hitler Physician, Six Others fo Die on Gallows  Nine Get Prison      Nine Get Prison Sentences for War Crimes

Six Nazis Sentenced To Death   Hitler’s Personal Doctor, and Six Others Will  Die on Gallows

‘Hitler's Doctor Among Seven Nazi Officers Sentenced to Be Hanged

Hitler's Doctor, Six Others To Di On Gallows   Five Given Life Terms _By War Crimes Court.

7 Nazi Physicians  Sentenced to Die   Will Be Hanged for Part in Criminal Experiments. .

7 NAZI DOCTORS ORDERED HANGED   Verdict Returned for Experiments on War Prisoners

NAZI DOCTOR, OTHERS TOHANG FOR WAR CRIME   Hitler’s Physician Gets Gallows Sentence for Medical Experiment

HITLER'S PAL . FACES DEATH   PERSONAL’ PHYSICIAN TO NAZI LEADER CONVICTED OF TORTURE PRO-' GRAM

Convicted Nazi Killed Inmates In Experiments   Six Other Germans Will Die On Gallows For Using Thousands As Guinea Pigs

Hitler Doctor Faces Gallows   Others Sentenced By American Court

Seven Must Hang For War Crimes   Camp Inmates Used As Guinea Pigs

—IT’S GALLOWS FOR ‘GUINEA, PIG’ EXPERIMENTERS—  7 to Die for Nazi Brutality

Seven Germans to Hang for Using Camp Inmates in Inhuman Medical Experiments; Others Get Life Terms

War Court Sentences  7 To Death  Doctor Of Hitler One Of Condemned

DEATH DECREE GIVEN DOCTOR TO HITLER   Karl Brandt and Six Others Who Used Concentration Camp Victims as Guinea Pigs Must Ge to the Gallows.

Seven Sentenced To Die for Nazi Medical Crimes   Five Others Get Life Terms For Inhuman, Worthless Experiment:

HITLER'S PERSONAL PHYSICIAN IS TO TE AN RATINWE   With Six Others He Was Convicted of Brutality to Prisoners.   5 GET LIFE SENTENCE   Four Others, Including 2 Woman, Received Lighter Torms.

Hitler's Doctor lo Be Hanged  i Oo Dee ie   Others Sentenced At Nuernberg

Hitler’s Physician And Six Others . To Die On Gallows   Nazi Doctors Sentenced To Hang for Conducting Medical Experiments.

Sentenced to Die for Inhumar Experiments  Hitler’s Physician and Six Others Go to Gallows

Brandt, Six Others To Di On Gallows   Hitler’s Personal Physician Used Human Beings For Guinea  Pig Tests In Camp

T-NAZI PHYSICIANS SENTENCED TO BIE: OTHERS CONVICTED   Five Get Life Prison Terms for Part in Experiments in Concentration Camps; Four Given Terms.    HITLER’S DOCTOR WILL BE HANGED

WAR CRIMES SENTENCES ANNOUNCED   Use of Humans As Guineo Pigs Is Described

Hurricane Raging Over Ocean   Storm Is Expected To Change Course Before Hitting Land

VEW CHIEF HITS WEAK DEFENSE   Roy Brannaman Says VU. $ Must Be Ready for Possible Russian Attack

ARRANGING RECITAL BY EAST BERLIN GIRL   Hanover Soroptimist Club Wil Sponsor Appearance Here Of Margaret Moul

Farley Declares:  — npntadtiae tania ittietnestitie eerie ieee me ae aa  FDR Told F: amily to Pray He Would Be Defeated in 1940

Roosevelt Asked Prayers in 1940 For His Defeat   Farley Article Says FDR Asked Family to Vote for Third Term

JURIST HOLDS MANCINO FOR GRAND JURY   Book Matteson Man On Four Counts Of Robbery

Bacgage Compartment Fire Causes Airliner to Crash in Utah Killing 52

Inquiry Is Begun In Air Transport Crash in Canyot   Investigators Are Seeking Cause of Fire Which Forced Plane Down   FIFTY-TWO PERSONS . CARRIED TO DEATH   Pilot Praised for Heroic Fight to Reach Emersency Landing Strip

BIG AIRLINER CARRIES 62 T0 FLAMING DEATH   Investigators Seek Cause of Plane Fire In Bryce Canyon, Utah, Disaster.

Took Place Near Bryce . e Canyon, Utah         Three Michigan People Among Victims; Investigation Going — - On As to Cause of Blaze

Hoosiers Die In Utah Crash   Fifty-Two Persons Killed In Latest Airline Tragedy

52 Die as Fire Forees Plane to Crash in Canyon   Pilot of DC-6 Almest Succeeds in Landing on Emergency Air Strip

Investigators. Hunt C ause of Plane Fire That Caused Crash in Which 52 Died

SEEK CAUSE OF AIRLINER FIRE, UTAH   52 Killed As Big Plane Crashes Near Bryce Canyon

Charred Wreck Sifted In Crash Fatal to 52   Flaming Plane Downed in Utah Trying For Field Mile Away; Second Worst U.S. fir Disaster. First tor DC6

FLAMING LINER FALLS IN UTAH 8? ARE KILLED   Pilot Praised for Vain Fight To ‘Reach Nearby Emergency Strip

Airliner Crash Toll 52   Airlines Plane Enroute to Chicago Plunges Into Bryce Canyon, Yiah When Fire Break  American a a 7 a ets Pilate hAnkac Valiant Effort to Set Blazing Craft Down Safely.

U.S. Must Aid S. America, ‘Canada To Arm Or They Will Seek Help Elsewhere

MARSHALL ASKS AID TO LATINS   SEES GREAT NEED FOR COMMON TYPE ARMS IN AMERICAS

If We Don’t Help, Others Will, He Says   Marshall Fayors _ Aiding Canada And Latin America With U.S. Weapons

Marshall Urges Standardization  Of Western Arms  Asks House Group To Speed Action

LOAN CHANGE IS ENGLAND’S AIM   British Expected To Ask Ad justment in Financial Deal Before 60 Days

British May Ask New Changes In Loan Pacts  Run on Dollar Supply ‘Reason Given For Modifications

NEW. U, S.-BRITISH LOANS TALKS SEEN   AMERICAN. OFFICIALS EXPEC’ LONDON ‘To ASK ‘FURTHER. CONCESSIONS,

‘TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE’ America Sees 2nd Plea To Alter British Loan

Further Loan Changes Eyed   British May Ask Additional Provisions in Crisis

Farm Blaze Claims Five In Wisconsin   Mother and Sour nveres Perish; Father Rescnes Two Other Trapped Children,

Truman Appoints Board Of Inquiry   Says Rise In Air Fatalities Demands Immediate Action

Plane Crashes To Be Studied   Four More Disaster Occur on Weekend

Four Air Disasters Occur Over Week-End; Truman Appoints Five-Man Safety Board

Airplane Safety Board Is Named by Pres. Truman   Four Fatal Crashes Over Week-End Give Impetus to Action

TOLL OF PLANE DEATHS GROWS: TRUMAN ACTS   12 In B-29 Sunday Victims: Presidential Board To Study Safety

FOUR FATAL AIR CRASHES IN U, S. OVER WEEK END   Death Toll Mounts to 146 in Commercial Airlines Since May 29

FOUR CRACK-UPS PUSH TOLL OVER °46 MARK  AIR CRASHES PROMPT ACTION

4 Fatal Plane. Crashes Occur On Weekend ‘To Boost Deaihs Since Mav 29 Over 140 Mark

Truman Names Board to Probe Plane Crashes  12 Crewmen Killed As B-29 Hits Peak Of Vermont Mountair

AIR FATALITIES FOR TWO WEEKS AT 146 FIGURE   Mass Grave May Await 13 Unidentified Bodies From Wreckage Of Airliner In Virginia;  2  Killed In B-29.

DEATH TOLL 63 IN AIR CRASHES   4 Week-end Fatalities Boos! 18-Day Total To 146

Airplane Crash Toll For U. S. in 1947 Beats 1946, 49   12 Die in Sunday B-29 Wreck; Other Accident Injures 2]

PRESIDENT NAMES BOARD 10. STUDY AIR SAFETY PLANS   Twelve Killed In Vermont; Body Of Former Troy Curdant Identified

65 Killed In Four Week-End  Plane Crashes   Truman Order Safety Inquiry

TOLL TO 146   fruman Appoints Board of Inquiry. as Casualty List Since May 29 Sears.

Federal Probe Scheduled In  Plane Crashes   Mishaps Over Weekend, Ineluding Airliner Wreck, Bring Toll to Sixtyfive Deaths

Five- Man Board Appointed To Probe Cause of Liner Crashes   4 Planes Wrecked During Weekend >

Night Work Shifts Planned by Attlee During Coal Crisis   Poses New Test for Socialistic Government; Temperatures Rise

Mrs. Truman Waging Fight for Life   Chief Executive's Mother - Suffers Relapse

Condition Of Truman’s  Mother Poor  Suffers Bad Spell After Rallying -

AGED WOMAN FAILS 10 HOLD EARLY GAINS   President’s Return To Capital Is Delayed By New Crisis

MRS. TRUMAN WAGES FIGHT FOR HER LIFE      President’s Mothe: Has Setback Late  Sundav

Mrs. Truman Waging Fight for Life  Mbtaf BPeariitva’a   Chief Executive's Mother  Oayffarc Raloncea

Time Of President's Return Problematical   Hine Wil Toe Get Well

Attractive Mother Of Three [s Latest  Fifth Victim Of L. A. Sex Murders Is Found

MOTHER FIFTH STAYING VICTIN   Los Angeles “Black Dahlia’ List Increases As Body le Found

Fifth Sex Slaying in  California   ‘37- Year-Old Mother Found Bludgeoned and Garroted In Los Anceles

MOTHER KILLED BY SEX SLAYER   Young Woman Is Fifth Los Angeles Sadist Murder Victim

Altractive Mother. Is Found Garrotted   Body. of Woman Found On {solated Road In  Califarnia

Mother of Three Children Slain  Los Angeles Probes  Fifth Sex Murder

CHILDREN DROWN IN ICE-COVERED RIVER   Iwe Of Three Victims Were Within Tem Feet Of Fescee When Thee Went Iinder

Press Held By Chicago ITU Meet   Tribune and Sun Delay Blamed On Compositors

+ HITLER ‘RED SCARES’ CITED — . Russ. Hit Truman.as "Imperialist

RUSSIANS AGAIN HURL BLASTS AT TRUMAN POLICY   Pravda Bitterly Condemns President’s Proposal To Heip Balkans

COURT DELAYS TWO RULINGS ON LABOR LAW   High U. S. Tribunal Rejects Ap peal On Tidelands

Balk At $500 Coroner’s Fee After Crash  Loudon Offici: al’s s   Loudon Official’s Bill Is Held Up At Charles Town

Retailers Hit Price-Cutting   Newburyport Plan Branded ‘Unsound’

Newburyport Plan Called "Uneconomic and Unsound"  . Head of American Retail Federation   Gen. Marshall Again Voices His  Disappointment Over Peace Failure

Report Says 2. Party Rule Set in Greece   Cabinet Agreed On; Sophoulis Likely To Become Leader

GREEK CRISIS NEAR SOLUTION   Report Agreement Between Liberals And Populists On Cabinet Makeup

LIBERAL IS SLATED TO BE GREEK PREMIER   Two Parties Said to Have Agreed to Give Office te Themistokles Sophoulis.

Greek Leaders Said in Accord  On Compromise   Liberals, Populists Select Themistokles Sophoulis  As Premier

GOVERNOR ASKS INDICTMENT OF JAIL ABDUCTORS   Expresses Disappointment At Freeing Of Seven White Meg From Charges OF Snatching Negro From Jail; Reopens Case.

VF W LAUNCHES ASTH ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT   Thousands of Overseas Vet: Crowd Downtown Streets in Cleveland

Intentions Law Repealer Passed By State Senate  Measure’s Fate In House Is Uncertain

DECLARATION OF INTENTIONS ACT REPEAL PASSED   Measure Is Sent By Senate Te Uncertain Fate In Lower Chamber   WOMEN’S JURY BILL SENT TO COMMITTEE

Senate’ Votes Repeal Of 45-Year-Old Law      Declarations of Intentions Act, Repealer Sent to House

Predict Relief From Heat Wave  Forecasters Indicate Showers Are Comina

Rains Flood Sweetwater, Trent Areas  West-Central Texas Receives Rreaak In Drautl

HEAVY RAINS TURNING WEST-CENTRAL TEXAS DROUGHT INTO FLOOD  TWO TOWNS DRENCHED AS FIVE INCHES FALL  HNTOCD CAUL RANTING

Shots, Church Bells Mingle In Holy Land   19 Killed, 50 Wounded On Christmas Day

CHRISTMAS IN PALESTINE IS BLOOD MARKED        ‘Score Killed, Both Jews And Arabs in Clashes

Jewish And Arab Patrols Fighting In Bloody Haifa   Rifle Fire Rises In Steady Crescendo To Mingle  With Jerusalem's Church Bells Ringing ln an a gye as rye eae

4 In State Lose Lives   Two Residents Freeze To Death; Two Die In Traffic Accidents

Dentist Finds Magic No Good.   ' Businesslike Approach Best In Pacifying © Childran_ .

Documents On A-Bomb  Recovered   No Reason To Believe That Missing Files Fell Into Hands Of Wrong Persons

iSenator Belittles Report OF Thefts From Atom Files  Soldiers Took Records as Souvenirs,  Miekeninacer Resorts: Probe Under Way

Secret Files Stolenat A-Bomt Testing Grounds   But Senate Atomic Chairman Says No Breach of Security

Denies Files Stolen From Oak Ridge   pouliter Tells How avenir Hunters  Took Other Files

Atomic Files Stolen From Los Alamos.   Recovered From Two Seraeants

REPORT FILES TAAEN FROM ARMY BASE   Two Sergeants Kept Files For “Souvenirs”   Claimed Top Secrets Removed From Plant At Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Solon Says Secret Files  Stolen: Frem*Atem: Plant; Not-too Worried About I

Data Recovered Without Breach In U.S.Security, Senator Says   Documents Taken by Two ‘Souvenir-Hunting’ Sergeants

Secret Atom Files * Stolen, Recovered, Hickenlooper Says   Two Army Sergeants at Los Alamos Caught By F. B. I.

ATOMIC FILES SAID STOLEN AT 2 PLANTS   Sen. Hickenlooper Asserts Records Taken in New Mexico Recovered—Paper Reports Thefts at Tennessee Plant.

Secret Files Taken From Atomic Plant   Senator Says They Did Not Fall Into Unauthorized Hands

Foresees War if Peace  Splits Reich   Former Adviser to Gen, Clay Sounds Warning

LONDON MEET IS IMPORTANT      Ministers Have Choice Of “Peace Or Cold War’”’

Red Domination In Part of Reich  Peace Menace   Choice for Peace

IS SURE WAY TO ANOTHER FIGHT   Experts Say We May As Well Dig In Now For Inevitable Conflict

U.S. Must Prepare for Conflict If ‘Peace’ Splits Germany, — Former Adviser to Clay Says

Clear Threat to Peace Seen If Power Dispute Divides German Nation

Split Germany BarToPeace, Adviser Warns   U. S.. Must Prepare For Conflict, Former Aide To. Clay Says

POLLOCK SAYS SPLIT GERMANY MEANS WAR   Former Adviser to General Lucius Clay Submits His Views

DEMOCRAT SAYS MEASURE NOT FAIR TO SOME   Truman May Take Full Ten Days To Study Cuts Before Acting

May's Partner Bares Suspicion  Felt ‘Something Wron   Felt ‘Something Wrong With Timberland Deal, Savs Trial Witness

NEW EVIDE AT TRIAL ° CONG. MAY.   Witness Bre Broke Up Partnership, Due To Suspicions ——

416,000 Non-Jews Will Live in UN - Palestine State   ‘Committee’ 's Full Text Say: “Arabs and Others” to Occupy Area   JEWISH POPULATION IS SET AT 650,000   Jerusalem Slated to House Equal Number of Arabs And Hebrews

Full Palestine Plan Outlined ByCommittee   Jews Must Share Holy Land ‘Home’ With Arabs. Others

U. N. REPORT ON PALESTINE MADE PUBLIC   Jerusalem, as a Type of “Free” City, to Contain Equal Number of Jews, Arabs.

Trial Of Spa Man Topped '47 State Stories   UP POLL LISTS THE BEST YARNS PICKED BY EDITORS

BRITAIN, BURMA SIGN INDEPENDENCE PACT   Asiatic Nation Chooses To Leave Commonwealth :

BRITISH SIGN ACCORD WHICH FREES BURMA   Country Hints It Will Remain Out Of Commonwealth

More Acreage Underwater At Carrollton   Mississippi Crest _ ls Due. Tomorrow  South to Louisiana

Senate Rejects Tax Bill Amendment to Delay Reductions   Unusual: Saturday ‘Session Driving Toward Passage.

Night Session Hinted to Get Measure Through   Sen. Morse Beaten on First of Eight Amendments Offered

Senate Tackles Seeond Tax Bill   GOP Drives For Vot On Reduction By Nightfall

Senators Reject Move to Delay Vote on tax Bill   Passage Predicted During Day; Truman Veto Seems Certain

SenateDue to Pass  Plan Today   Amendment to Give More Help to Small Taxpayers Loses

Delay in Tax Reduction Voted Down   Republicans Work to Secure Passage of Bill by Senate Late Today

Moscow Sees US. As Developing. Anti-Red Policy   “Gives First Hints Of Of ficial Reaction To. Truman’s Bid.

U.S. Develops Outright Anti-Russian Policy, Reds Reportedly Feel

ANTI-SOVIET. PLAN BEING ADOPTED BY U.S., REDS BELIEVE   Moscow's Official ‘React! ‘an to Troman Proporal Likely aE ‘te Be Stern:

FLIERS READY FOR LAST LAP   Flivver Plane Globe-Girdlers Rest in Los Angeles

Taxicab Dispatcher Named ‘Triqgerman’   Statements Admitted In Trial of Accused Lynchers

Se POE NE NORE, BOUIN aerentNrEN ess ene “ede fate  Sigler Reported Ready to Back Vote on Sales Tax Diversion Repealer

AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY OBSERVE CHARTER NIGHT   AUXILIARY SHOWING MUCH PROGRESS IN RICHWOOD. FISH SUPPER HELD OCT. 28

Shattered Windows Gape On Chicago Blast Scene   Three Die, 35 Hurt as Gas aps Downtown Build. ing; 21 Fire Units Curb Cleveland. Blaze

TWO KILLED IN CHICAGO BLAST   EXPLOSION LEVELS BUILDING SUNDAY NOON

Legislators Begin Second Month Of Work   Important Bills To Face Assembly

Holiday Death Toll Near 500   Total Of 480 Checked Until Last Midnight; Auto Deaths lead.

Road Deaths Total 223 Over Weekenc   8 Fatalities in Minnesota, 17 in Wisconsin

490 Are Killed Over Holiday   217 Traffic Deaths and Air Tragedies Boost Total

Auto Wrecks Cause Most Deaths Over Holiday Weekend   Fatalities from All Causes Total 480; 909 Last Yaor

498 Persons Die Over Holidays  Automobile Mishaps  _ iii@é£<§ +>

HIGHWAY DEATH TOLL HITS 274   Figure Far Ahead of Last Year’s Total

AUTOS LEAD IN HOLIDAY DEATHS   STATES REPORT TOLL OF 480 LIVES; CARS “ACCOUNT FOR 214

Traffic Mishaps Account For 215 Of Nation's Dead   Michigan Reports 19 Auto Fatalities Over The Week-End

Auto Accidents Swell Toll Of Holiday Deaths  Plane Crashes Account For 95

223 Auto Deaths Lead 498 Toll   ’ Air Crashes:Take 95 Lives, Tornadoes Kill 42°

Motor Mishaps Top List, With 215 Fatalities   New York First, Maryland Second, Due to Plane Crashes; 43 Killed By Tornadoes   Violent Deaths In U.S. Exceed 1946   Traffic Total Well Under Prediction Announced By Safety Council Before Holiday

Auto Mishaps Lead Holiday Death Toll   Four-Day Period Lists 214 Traffic Deaths

215 Lose Lives On Highways ....  Auto Wrecks Lead As Death Causes

HOLIDAY DEAD AT 480 214 KILLED IN TRAFFIC   Plane Crashes, Tornadoes Boost Nation’s Toll

SEEKS PLEDGE AGAINST UNION INTIMIDATION   Fair Day’s Work For Fair Day’s Pay Is Also Demanded

U.S. Steel, Airing Contract Views, Asks Open Shop  No-Strike, No-Lockout Agreemnt Is Sought

Income Tax Slash Plan Is Assailec   Cannon Declares. Payments'on Public Debt More Important

Cannon Pleads Against Cut in Federal Taxes   Missourian Calls fo Payments toward Hpge Public Debt

Budget Message Opens Flood ‘of Tax Speeches  Views of Solons on Issue Differ Widely

Witness Tells Of Obiections To Flying Boat  Kaiser Publicity Wes recher , Says

Street. - Meigs   Proposal. for 200-ton Flying Boat Called: “Fant astic’’ By Experts’:

SAVE SCRAP PAPER  Gee tale 9@ak, Dek. on   No ‘Political Pressure’ In Evidence

Official Denies “Pressure” to Get  Big Plane Order   Meigs Save WPB Feared Kaier Would Take Fiving Boat Case To Man-in-the Street

DEALINGS WITH INDUSTRIALIST UNDER PROBE   Employe Of Howard Hughes Agrees To Testify   SENATOR REPORTS   Meyer To Tell All He Knows About Award Of 40-Million-Dollar Contract

nate Group Hears Testimony in Hughes - Kaiser war Contract Hearing

W.P.B. FEARS OF “MAN ON STREET” CAMPAIGN BY KAISER ADMITTED  HUGHES, CONGRESSMEN EXCHANGE BLASTS AS CONTRACT INQUIRY ON

Kaiser-Hughes Flying Boat Plans Backed Because Idea Looked Good To Man in Street. Meigs Relates

PLANE CONTRACT STORY UNFOLDED   WPEB Feared Kaiser Would Take Case To ‘Man In The Street’      DENIES PROFIT CHARGE

Former Official Of WPB ‘Feared Kaiser, He Says   Plan for a Flying Boat Was Opposed by All Agencies, Claim

WPB Feared ‘Man Tn Street,’ Says. Former Member   Senate Group Opens Public Hearings On Flying Beat Contract

KAISER FEARED BY WPB OFFICE   So Declares Former Official As Hughes Plane Probe Deepens   Taet af Puechese Tetter

FORMER WPB OFFICIAL 15 1ST WITNESS   Says Government Had Feared Kaiser Would Go to ‘Man in Street’

Hughes’ Agent to Be Available for Quiz This Week   Senator Accepted   Senator Accepted Plane Ride. Claim

SECRET TESTIMONY ISREVEALED sy  Probe Of Spending On Planes Started

Hughes-Kaiser Plane Contract Inquiry Starts   Subcommittee Launches Investigation into Contract Amounting to $40,000,000 Awarded to Hughes.

WPB Official Takes Stand   Says Board Feared Kaiser Would Take Plane Plans To ‘Man In The Street’

Senate Probers Scan Wartime PlaneContracts   Political Pressure Is  Denied Bv WPB Official!

Former WPB Official Denies ‘Pressure’ Forced Letting Of Plane Contract to Kaiser   Charges Fly as Senate Subcommittee Opens Public Hearings; Brewster Admits Accepting Free Trip From Howard Hughes

CLAIM FEAR OF ‘MAN ON STREET’ FORCED CONTRACT   LAUNCH INQUIRY IN DECISION TO BUILD HUGE FLYING BOAT

Open Probe On Kaiser-Hughes. Flying Boat      Witness’ Testifies Project “Sounded Good ‘to: Man on the Street” in -1942° °°

Says Kaiser Hinted At Public Aid   Disclaims Pressure In Letting Contract To Plane Builders

Hughes’ Agent fo Be Available for Quiz This Week  ( ee ee, Cee error    Senator Accepted Plane Ride. Claim

Pressure Denied In Hughes Probe  Wartime WPB Aide Testifies Before Senate Sub-Group

Official Says He Knew of Ne Politics Used.   Hughes’ Publicity Man Will Testify Before Committée

Testifies WPB Feared Publicity by Kaiser   Official Reports Board Expected Public Appeal  On Filving Baot Case

Boost of 20 Cents Posted in Price Of Penna. Grade Oils   Joseph Seep Agency of South Penn Company Announces Increase; New Price Equals  20-Year Bradford-Allegany High

Local Grade Crude Oil Up 10c Barrel   Advance Reduces Govt. Subsidy to 20c Barrel

NEW POSTING BOOSTS PRICE PAST $4 MARK   Announcement Made Of New Tariffs By Pipe Line Co.

Newsstand "7c Copies...   Boost of 14 Cents Per Barrel In Penna. Grade Crude Oil  Prices Announced by Seep Agency   The Boost—the Fourth This Year—Makes the New Price $4.50, the Highest in 26 Years; Pa. Grade Crude Sold for $4 Barrel in 1929

Area Crude Oi Price Boosted l6 Cents Barrel   New Price Listing Reduces Govt. Subsidy To Four Cents Bbl.

BOOST PENNA. CRUDE PRICES   16 Cent Advance Announc ed by Joseph Seep Agency Of South Penn Oil

French Complaint Rejecied hy U.S.  Hold Agreement Is Private Affair

NATIONAL HEAD TO VISITD. ALR   ‘Mrs. Julius Young Talmadge And Other High-Ranking Officials To Attend Meet.   ing Here

Janes Up Ja Spite of State Aid   Increased Costs Outrun Funds From State

2 EX-SOLDIERS ON WORLD HOP   Leave Parachutes Behinc To Carry More Gas

COOLER—THEY SAY—IN OKLAHOMA ON SATURDAY  Re Wha Accnciated Prece

LC. Parish Sets School Drive  _ Men's Organization -WillkéMeet Tonight

I. C. Parish Sets School Drive  Men’s Organization Will-Meet Tonight

PROBLEM PUT DIRECTLY UP TO CONGRESS   Republicans Hope tc Get Approval of Senate Body

FREE HOSTESS IN GEM THEFT   TELLS COURT SHE CONFESSED AFTER BEATING BY COPS

Did Pretty Mother of Twins Pay Her Bill to Mr. Meyers, Or Is Johnny Telling Truth?

Grain Saving Farm Will _ Fit Loealits   No: ‘General: Program Appli. _eable-to-Al_Se ction sy: Ask Foreign Liquor * Exports Stop

‘Meatless’ Day’s  Sales Normal  wr OM wwrey. OO 6, YD...) Je Jtantoa

MEATLESS DAY CAMPAIGN OFF TO SLOW START   Truman Conservation Program Affects Food Prices

ATOMIC GROUP VOTES FAVOR OF LILIENTHAL   Senate Floor Expected A: Scene Of Debate; Others Named

Lilienthal Gets Okay of Group   Bitter Floor Battle May Onen Wednesday

GIVE SUPPORT TO LILIENTHAL   Three GOP Senators Pledge Favorable Vote After Committee Okay

SENATORS VOTE FOR LILIENTHAL   Bricker Lines Up Witt Taft For Battle On Senate Floor

Lilienthal Gets Solons’ Approval By 8-to-1 Vote  Three More GOP Senators Supporting Truman's Appointee

Votes Gained By Lilienthal   Nomination Confirmed By Senate Atomic Committee, 8 To 1

Lilienthal Gets 8 to  Approval   Bitter Debate Expected When His Case Gets To Senate Floor

‘Tot Abducted, Attacked And Brutally Slain   Girl’s Body Found in Well  One Hour After She  Got Into Auto With  Strauver

Child Attacked, Slain; Body Is Found In Well   Youth Discovers Body Hour After Tot Abducted: Police Hunt Suspec

State- Wide Manhunt Is Under Way   Pennsylvania Child Accepts Ride With Strange Motorist

Body of Victim, 5, Found in. Well About _ Hour After Stranger Gave Her: Ride From in Front of Lansdale; Pa., Home; Wide Police Search Launched for Blond

Famed Dog Trainer Dies Saving Wife From Farm Fire  Arthur T. Walden, Byrd’s Dog Driver In Antarctic, Succumbs At 76

Dewey to Address Parks Conference At Bear Mountain   ‘Governor on 3-Day Tour; Makes Key Food Speech Friday at Ithaca

WALLACE-NOW~ ENROUTE HOME   FORMER VICE PRESIDENT LEAVES EUROPE AFTER STIRRING UP HEATED CONTROVERSY

Head Of Nation’ Air Voice Quits   William Benton Hand: In His Resignation

"Voice of America’ Has Resigned  _ Renter Quits, Truman He: '  ‘Fask Finding Man for

Soviet Union Given 67 Per Cent Reparations; Insists on More From Germany

Soviet Has Taken 67 Per Cent of All Reparations  New Demand Would Give Russians 10 Billion More

4 INJURED IN GASOLINE FIRE   Believe Short Circuit Started Iowa Blaze

‘Total Blackout at Capital . ‘Transformer Short Circuit Throws Indianapolis into Hour‘s Darkness

INDIANAPOLIS DARKENED FOR ~ HOUR AND HALF   Transformers Blow; Radio Stations Silenced; All Power Off

MIDWEST CORN CROP OUTLOOK — REVEALED IN FEDERAL REPORT   DRY AND HOT WEATHER IN IOWA AND SURROUNDING STATES REDUCES ESTIMATE

CUBA T0 UNLOAD LUCKY LUGIANO   , Ue S VICE KING MAY RETURN TO ITALY

VICE KING MAY RETURN TO ITALY      Luey"” Luciano Deported to Italy After Release from Prison in New York State Is Now in Cuba — Luclano now in Trouble with Cuban Authorities,

FINAL FRENCH OFFER MADE ON INDO-CHINA   Vital Military Bases Asked In Return For Rule’s End

Indo-China Gets Offer  of France   Natives Can Run Country Within Union Says Commissioner

France In Overture To Viet-Namese   Administration of Indochina Offered If Nation Will Remain in French Union: Keen Rase:

VIET-NAMESE GIVEN OFFER   France Proposes To Turn Over Administration  Of Indo-China

Would Retain Bases   French Offer Viet-Nams Control OF Indo-China Inside Union

French Offer Of Freedom Has Strings   Viet-Namese: Must Stay In Union, Give France Military Bases and Say On Foreign Policy

France Offers Indo-China Sel Rule in Union   Mother Country Seeks to Retain Military Posts

KIDNAP HUNT I$ EXTENDED   COTTAGES _ON_) - LAKES BEING .SEARCHED FOR TRACE OF GIRL

FATHER HOLDS NEW HOPE FOR KIDNAPPED CRE   Authorities Fear Abductor Has Killed Girl

FATHER THINKS CHILD LIVING   No New Traces Of Kidnaped Wisconsin Girl Missing Since Thursday Found

WECKLER HAS NEW HOPE FOR GEORGIA JEAN   Hunt Continues for Wisconsin Girl Believed Kidnaped

‘Michigan, Minnesota Coldests Spots With ‘Below Zero Temperature

Michigan U.S. Coldest Spot      Mercury 12 Below At Cadillac; 27 Degree Drop Noted Here.

EMPLOYMENT IN U. S. TO ALL-TIME HIGH   Civilians in Jobs Reached 58,330,000 in May, Gain of 1,500,000 Over April.

Overall Economic Picture Brighter   Federal Analysts Are Hedaing

EXPERTS HEDGE ON DEPRESSION   Civilian Employment At All-Time High; Retail Sales Hold Up

Bright Picture Shown by Higher Job Employment   More Persons at Work Than in War Years Says Bureau

Thousands Hurt In Texas City; Survivors Flee   Nitrate-Loaded Ship Blows Up At Dock And Sightseers Blasted To Death; Tragedy ~~ May Be Worst In History

Tune In On A Sizzling Steak!  Psychologists Advance New ‘Wavelength Smelling Idea

28 Veterans Enter Training Course  At High School  _ Learning To Becom Finished Farmers

28 Veterans Enter Training Course  At High School   Learning To Become Finished Farmers  With G. I. Help

Poles Rail At U.S.   Continue in UNESCO Fight to Have U. N. Condemn Warmongers

John B. Hutson Quits U. N. Post  Will Serve Until Successor Named

PURGING LABOR BOARD TO PLY HARTLEY BILL   Members Luke Warm For Checkrein On Worker Are Going

NRLB Begins Weeding Out Of Personnel    Board Counsellar Says Bm qioyes Not In Sympathy  With Taft-Hartley Act Wil!  Ra Released.

Board Starts Purge   NLRB Counsel fs Weeding Out All Who Do Not Favor Taft-Hartley Law

Gollum Denies He Murdered Overells as Case Nears End   The Blood On Clothes? Got That When Louise Was Hurt

TRIAL NEARS END IN YACHT MURDER   George Gollum Denies Guilt, Closes Testimony After Questioning.

GOLLUM DENIES “OVERELL SLAYING       CROSS-EXAMINED ONLY 10  MINUTES -. END OF LONG  TRIAL IN SIGHT.

25 MILLION IS GRANTED 10 FRENCH NATION   The Netherlands Gets 12 Million Loan From World Monetary Fund

'Navy Combat Veteran, Who Spent Five Days Pinned Beneath Auto, Tells of Severe Suffering

"I Xelled. I Prayed x x x Kid Prayers’ Five Days of T.ying Pinned 1 Inder . Car Recounted by Pacific Veteran

Bulgarians May Defy U.N. Request!   Pattern Is Made When Russic Files Objection

Bulgaria May Defy Request Of U.N. in Investigation Of Balkan Guerrilla Warfare

Dutch Aver War Ended; Turn To  New Government   Netherlands Commander In Java Says Military Phase Virtually Completed; Seek To Set  Up New Indonesian Control Regime

DUTCH EXTEND JAVA CONTROL   First Phoss of Drive Is De. clared Nearing End; To Form New Govt.

Dutch Declare Military Phase Nearly Over   Indonesians Give No Indications Of Abandoning Fight

Officials Indicatéd ‘Lhat _ Consolidation and New “Government Were Nevt

Duteh Claim First Phase Of War Over   Would Consolidate Gains, Ser Up New GCovernmen*® Reeinig

First Military Phase Of Java Battle Ended   Dutch Indicate Moves To Set Up New Indone‘ gian Government

DUTCH PLANNING GOVERNMENT FOR INDONESIANS   Governor General Reports Military Operations Are Successful   HOSTILITIES ARE NOT . YET ENDED, HOWEVER

DUTCH ENDING FIRST PHASE   Political Unification Gets Attention In Indonesia

Charge Yugoslavians Strip Property from Trieste Zone Acheson Sends Protest Note to Tito

U.S. Charges Slavs Stripped  Trieste Zone   Charges Yugoslavia Removed Italian Property in Area

Yugoslavia Strips Trieste, U. §. Says   State Department Flays Actions; Relations Cool

LITTLE PROSPECT OF UNION CONSOLIDATION   Passage Of Taft-Hartley Act Has Failed To Bring AFL And ClO Torether

House Votes Same Social Security Tax  Vets Committee Hikes Benefits

Cash-in-Pocket for Workers if It Becomes Law   House Unanimous fo! Holding Tax at Its Present Level

FURTHER TAX RELIEF AHEAD, SAYS KNUTSON   House Bill's Author Defends It Against Demo Criticism

NO LET-UP OF WITHERING HEAT WAVE IN SIGHT   gezen Prostrations Reported At Hilliard Fair—Mercury Hits 100 At Canton

13 Torrid Days Among 18 Of No Rain Bring Alarming Outlook  To Many Fields

FARMERS ARE ~ ALARMED BY. CROP DAMAGE   HEAT 'PROSTRATIONS. :ARE NUMEROUS OVER THE STATE, AND. ‘CROPS.  . BADLY HIT) ©

Charlie Ingram Named Jaycee {st Vice-President   Directors Set Definite Dates For Fiesta de Mexia

YORK DEFENDS ¢.0.P. GROUP   Says Statement on State Finances Was Unanimously Okayed

Officers To Air Death Of Cass Here Tomorrow   Preliminary Hearing  Set In Fatal Fight

Officers To Air Death Of Cass Here Tomorrow  Preliminary Hearing @., ££. BMatcwtl Fii_ka

PEACE LOOMS IN PHONE: STRIFE   11-Cent Hourly Boost ‘Is Believed. Basis for Lona Lines Settlement

ANCIENT NOTE-BOOK RECORDS 1836 SALE   All People Buying $2 Worth or More of Goods Had  60 Days of Credit   COW SOLD FOR $18.25

LOW PRICES RECORDED BY ANCIENT REGISTER   Gives An Account of Sale Held May 38, 1836   BUYERS GIVEN CREDIT

Forrestal Studies Plan to Reorganize ‘Armed Forces With Unified Command

UNIFICATION OF LAND, SEA, AIR FORCES SPEEDED   Secretary ‘of. Defense James Forrestal Maps  U.S... Safety in War

Sweeping Changes in Defense Forces OfU.S. Prepared by New Secretary

Forrestal Studies Unified Commands   Nation Would Be Split Into Strategic Sections

Sweeping Plan To Reorganize Defense Forces   SEC. FORRESTAL STUDIES NEW WAYS TO AID NATION

U.S. Predicts 838” Million Bushel Winter Wheat: Ge   Estimate for Next Summer's Yield !§ 228 Million Bushels Under.1947.Cron-_

CROP FORECAST PREDICTS LESS WINTER -WHEAT  EXPECT 228 MILLION RISHELS LESS THAN

Decrease In Wheat Crop Seen   228 Million Bushel Drop Forecast For °48 Winter Variety

LAGHARDIA RITES TO BEHELD TODAY   Thousands Pay Final Tribute To “Little Flower,” New York’s Ex-Mavér

‘Un- Coy in ‘McCoy’ Bid — Pittsburgh’s McNair  Democratic Candidate

MRS. KRAYWINKLE IS TAKEN BY DEATH   Funeral Services for Aged Woman Conducted Today.

KRAMER FUNERAL CONDUCTED TODAY   Life Resident of This Community Called by Death.

BECKWITH RITES ARE HELD TODAY   Former Resident Dies in Ohio Friday: Services Conducted He re,

YOUNG FUNERAL 70 BE SATURDAY   Linton Woman Dies Here Suddenly Wednesday Morning.

WOLFORD FUNERAL RITES CONDULTED   Lifelong Linton Woman Is Taken by Death at Hospital.

RC. HANNUM! 51. SUCCUMBS HERt   Funeral Services Aré Held Today for Linton Resident.

Hold Eighth Grade Tests Next Week  Places And (Times. : Are Announced -

South Carolina AFL To Forn Political Party For Action   Step Planned to Overcome Ban On Political Activity

Eight Seriously Hurt In Deraiting Of Streamliner   ‘Superchief’ Of Santa Fe Line Is Derailed Near Raton, New Mexico   TRAIN EASTBOUND FROM LOS ANGELES

FAST SANTA FE TRAIN DERAILED   16 Are Injured as 11 of 13 Cars Are Wrecked

MODERN TRAIN  WAS WRECKED   SIXTEEN IN HOSPITAL AFTER CARS OF “SUPERCHIEF" _ LEFT RAILS IN TEXAS

CHIEF DERAILS, 8 HURT BADLY   Eight Others in Hospital After Eleven Coaches Jump Track

France Tense as Strike Law ls Considered   Red Union Offers to nd Strike If Bill It Not Passed

Regime, Red - Dominated Labor Union Deadlocked Over Drastic Measure.

French Crisis Deadlocked In Assembly   Reds Fight Bitterly Premier's Demand for Anti-Strike Powers

Bombshell Ready For Global Hop   Odom Expects to Take Off On Solo Flight Today

IDENTITY OF SPECULATORS KEPT SECRET   Names of “Big Shot” Commodities Market Operators Not Revealed.

GOP To Seek Joint Order By Congress   Anderson Refuses Names After Senate Group Spurns Publicity

to Make List Public   Anderson Likely to Win Resolution Demand for Names

So Anderson Keeps Names from Committee   Ferguson to Offer Resolution Demanding List of Operators

Vote Prompts Anderson To  Refuse List   Subpoenaed Cabinet Member Had Rutky Fvidence

VOTE 10 106 NOT 10 MAKE LIST PUBLIG   Senate Committee Turns Down Anderson’s Offer to Reveal Names.

Anderson Refuses List After Committee’s Move Keeps “Big Shots” Secret

Anderson Wins Point; Congress To Pass on It  Nlamwxae With bol   Pe UN WEE OEE  Names Withheld Pending Approval By Rath Haueac

COMMITTEE FAILS TO ORDER OFFICIAL TO REVEAL NAMES   Group Votes 8-10 not to Ask Anderson for List of Big Speculators in Commodities.   FERGUSON PLANS RESOLUTION TODAY

SENATE GROUP BLOCKS MOVE BY VOTE OF 10 T0 8   Anderson Refuses To Divulge Names As Consequence

23 Nazi Collaborators in Escape From French Camp  Manhunt Covers Southern France;   Manhunt Covers Southern France; Right-Wina Underground Aid Suspected

FORMER VICHY OFFICIALS _ ARE SUSPECTED OF ASSISTING IN ESCAPE IN FRANCE .-

POLICE COMB FRANCE FOR COLLABORATORS   23 Convicted Nazis Remain At Large After Break

MANHUNT 13 SPREAD TiRUCUG SOUTHERN FRANGE FUR 23 CONVICTED NAZI COLLABORATORS

23 CONVICTED NAZI PRISONERS ESCAPE   Manhunt for Fugitives Spreads Over South France

Delay Seen In Control _  Discussion U.S. Asks Atomic Parley Recess

U.S. MAY WIN DELAY ON ARMS DISCUSSIGN   Vote To Be Taken On Ameri. can Postnonement Move

U. S. LOSES IN U.N. COUNCIL SKIRMISH   Austin Discards Deadline Plan, Asks for Delay

Features for Everybody in the Telepram Today   10 Top Nazi Jurists Convicted Of War.Crimes by U.S. Tribunal

Judges Sit in Judgment of German Jurists; 10 Ex-Nazi Leaders Convicted; 4 Acquitted

CONVICT TEN NAZI JUDGES   Leading Legal Officials O' Hitler Rule Sentenced For War Crimes

TEN TOP NAZIS Ane oe NVICTED   Death Decrees Await Officials Of Hitler ‘Justice’ Ministry

Ten Nazis Convicted   Former Ministers In Ministry of Justice Gdilty of War Crimes

U.S. MILITARY COURT CONVICTS 10 NAZIS   Hitler’s Leading Legal Officials Found Guilty of War Crimes— One Gets Life -Sentence.

U.S, COURT CONVICTS 10 EX-AIDS OF HITLER   4 Others Are Acquitted 0: War Crime Charges

10 Hitler Aides Are Convicted  Found Guilty hy I] ¢   Found Guilty by VU. S. Tribunal

GALE BLOWS OUT IN GEORGIA PINES   ‘Savannah's Hurricane Loss But At Million Dollars

Hurrican Blows Out in Georgia; Lands Flooded   Preperty Damaye is Minor Bai Rich Truck Farming Areas in Florida Flooded

Leaves Trail Of Human Discomfort... .  Howling Storm Fades Into Whisper In Georgia Pines

Party Gain Is Claimed By Stassen   Forecasts He Will Have Backing Of 100 Delegates In Midwest GOP

Train Crash Kills 2, Injures 21   Streamliner Bound For Florida Goes Off Tracks

TWO KILLED IK TRAIN WRECK   At Least 21 Others Hurt in Smashup Near Champaign, Hl.

TWO KILLE TRAIN ACCIDENT   At Least 21 Hurt As Streamliner Leaves Rails

CITY OF MIAMI TRAIN DERAILED NEAR CHAMPAIGN   CENTRALIA MAN WAS CONDUCTOR, AT LEAS] 12 PERSONS INJURED

Two Men Killed in Train Wreck   Fast Passenger Hits Closed Switch in Ill.; 20 Passengers Injured

2 Killed, 20 Hurt in IC Wreck   Faulty Switch Blamed at Champaign

Flyer Goes Off Tracks In UHlinoi:   Two Die, 20 Injured a: Streamliner City of Miami Derailed.   To Hospital Too Late.

At Champaign  Centralia Man; Conductor on. Train, Raa ab Tuan fn

Two Dead: 20 Injured In Wreck   Illinois Central Streamliner Leaves Track Near Champaign

Streamliner  Is Derailed   illinois Central Passenger Train “City of Miami’ Jumoe Tracks in Yards at Champaign.

City of Miami Derailed Near Champaign, Ill.   Engine, Coaches Leave Tracks; Ambulances Rushed to Scene

20 Other:  Injured Upstate   Crack IC Streamliner Jumps Rails On Southbound  Run

IC PASSENGER TRAIN DERAILED   Two May Be Dead In Iilinols Crash: wk

7 CARS OF FAST TRAIN DERAILED   At fast One Person Killed in Wreck: 21 (thers Injured

Christmas And Sunday Services  In Local Churches  Also Hours For New Year’s Day      SERVICE IN IMMACULATE  CONCEPTION CHURCH ADT CURICT MAG

Society Beauty Is Strangled  Clews Are Lacking  Ze Deviter]) Gleecsiece

Society Beauty Is Strangled  Clews Are Lacking in Brutal Slaying

U.S. Envoy Meets Indonesian Chiefs   Foote Remains Silent On Results of Conference

May Tighten Down Farm Loan (Credit   Agriculture Department Heeds President's Worry Over Land Price Boom

a Pd ed TE em  Sons Dig Grave for Aged Mother  ‘Despite Threats from AFL Union

Cemetery Strike-Bound  Pickets Threaten Sons Digging Mother's Grave

Pastor and Brothers Dig Mother's Grave and Draw Threats From Strikers

Ballots in Vote Fraud Case Stolen   Sons Dig Grave for Mother Over Protest of Strikers

Smith Declares U. S. Must Sell ‘Way Of Life’   Ambassador to Russia Say: People OF Central Europe Are In State OF Mental Contusion

U. $. Broadcast Hits Communism  Need for Program Related By Envoy

House Committee Slashes Funds For U.S. Agencies By Twenty Three Percent

MEASURE IS PRUNED BY MILLIONS   Four Departments of Truman Budget Are Trimmed by Committee

Taft Continues — California Tow   To Make Number Of Speeches In Southern California In Few Days

EVEN TO BENEFIT THROUGH ESTATE ‘LISTED AT $19,000   ee, Wane oe M. Stackhouse Covers   ‘ristol Woman Wames Her   Son As Heir; Leaves Some Real Estate

NORTHAMPTON WOMANS STATE LET TAN   Holographic Will Contained Rha an ee Riek meee teat ©   PROBATE OTHER WILLS

U.A.W. VOICES STRIKE THREAT   Will Call Out More Murray Employes If Strike Not Settled

Auto Workers Want Strike Over Tuesday   'Threaten Two Additional Walkouts, Employment Elsewhere in Murry Corp. Dispute

C10 Threatens 2 More Strikes Avainst Murray   Demand Settlement Of .The Current Strike By Tuesday.

Legislators To Receive Higher Pay   House Bill Would Boost Lawmakers Earnings to $1500

FIRE DESTROYS 3 BUILDINGS IN FINDLAY TODAY   Damages Another; Estimate Over $200,000 Loss in Business District

3 BUILDINGS DESTROYED IN FINDLAY FIRE   Firemen from Two Cities Finally Check Blaze; Loss Is High

Airline Installs Escape Chutes Result of DC-6 Forced Landing Here

Mrs. Ingalls’  Prison Term Is Suspended  Fined $2,500; To - Pay Enslaved Maid

U. $. INTENDS 10 HOLD POSESSION OF PARI ISLES   ULN. Requested to Place Is. lands Under American Be beast ot vei

U. S. Intends To Hold Jap - Pacific Isles   Requests UN to Designate _ Them As “Strategic “Area” Usider American Administration

Opposition Seen To U.S. Bid for  Islands in Pacific   Russia, Great Britain and Australia Certain to Object to Clear-Cut American Control; Plan  As Submitted Amounts to Annexation of Bases

ACTION TAKE TO INSURE SECURITY   Marshalls, Marianas, Carolines Included   Given To United Nations; No Objection Raised To American Bid

Decision to Meet U.N. Opposition   Legal Title to Marshalls, Marianz Carolines Asked

Opposition Of Russia, Britain, Australia Seen  Draft Agreement Is Submitted To S28.8 og. Sk

U).S. Decl: zes She Will Keep Jap-Mandated slands For Protection

US PLANS TO KEEP ISLANDS   Wants Chain of Areas to Insure — American Securit,

U.S. Files  Claim to Jap Isles   Ask U. S. to Set Up “Strategic Area” of American Control

U.S. To Retain Pacific Islands Taken From Japs  Americans Ask U.N. To Designate Isles At Strategic Areas

Full Control of Area, but Under UN Pact, Sought   America Will Agree To Trusteeship but Demands Sole Rights

U.S. INTENDS TOKEEP HOLD UPON PACIFIC   Informs U.N. of Desire to Administer Strategic Islands

U.S. Notifies World She Will ‘Keep Strategic Pacific Isles   Request, Submitted fo United Nations, Faces Opposition From Russia, Britain and Others; But America Intends to Maintain Occupation

World Is Told Yanks Intend Holding Chain Of Strategic Atolls   UN Asked To Take Over Jap-Mandated Territory With America as Administrator; Stiff Opposition to Idea Predicted

U.S. WiLL KEEP ISLANDS WON IN WAR   Nation Serves Notice on U. N. to That Effect, in Asking Pacific Chain Be Placed Under American Control.

U.S. to Retain Grip On Japanese Islands   Full Sanction Sought Before U. Ny Ouick Opposition to Request Seen

U.S. To Keep Captured Jap-Mandate islands As Insurance For Security

Presents Draft to U.N. Council   Marshalls, Marianas, Carolines Included

US. WillKeep Jap Islands, World Told   Note Handed U.N. Asking Agreement On Pacific Groups

ASK TRUSTEESHIP OF ENTIRE AREA WON DURINGWAR  RUSSIA, BRITAIN AND AUSTRALIA EXPECTED TO OPPOSE MEASURE

See Opposition By Britain and Russia in U.N.   Proposal Submitted te Council Makes it Clear Islands Will Not be Given Up

UN Receives U.S. Claim to Pacific Isles   Asks Administration of Chains North of the Eauater

U.S, WANTS T0 HOLD CONTROL OF STRATEGIC PACIFIC ISLES   Plan Expected To Face Strong Opposition In United Nations

U.S. Will Keep Jap Islands   Informs U. N: Mandate Group Essential To American Security

Isles Were Once Ruled By Japanese   United Nations Is Informed of U. S. Intentions

Asks U-N fo Approve Plan For Security      Marshall, Mariana Caroline Included In Vital Chain

Asks UN Approva,i But Will Keep Them. Whether UN Appr UVES Or Not.

U.S. Tells World It Won't Yield Pacific Bases   Security Put First; Russia And Britain Prepare To Obiect

Protection In Pacific Objective   Take Problem Before Council Of United Nation:

AMERICA SAYS SHE MEANS 10 KEEP ISLANDS   cnited States Informs The World She Wants Former Japanese Islands For Security Purposes.

AUS. Claim To Islands   Ask U. N.-to Place Pacific Points Under American Control

U. S. to Keep Pacific Isles   Wants Islands Named “Strategic Area’ Under U. S. Administration

U. S. Intends To Keep Few Jap Islands  Asks U.N. To ~ Name Chain In  “Stratecic Area’”’

United States Plans To Keep Pacifie Isles   American Plan May Meet Oppositien from Russia and Great Britain in Security Council.

Council Asked To Authorize Detense Area   Control of Strategic Island Chains Sought But Opposition from Others Expected

U.S. INTENDS TO KEEP BASES, SHE TELLS UNG   Japanese - Mandate Isles Ir Pacific Vital To Defense, America Contends

U.S. Informs World Tt Will Keep Strategic Pacific Islands for Security; Soviet Opposition Likely

U.S. Says It Will Keep Jap Mandate Isiands   Announcement Made In Draft Submitted To Security Onunetl

UN TOLD PLAN. 15 NECESSIAY FOR SECURITY   Draft of Agreement Handed Council Expected to Meet Opposition. -

TO KEEP ISLANDS   U.S. Informs World She Intends to Hold on to Pacific Chains

Pacific Islands Will Be Kepf By United State:   ‘Strategic Area’ Designation Asked By United Nations

U.S. Informs World She Will Keep Jap-Mandate Isles  : Security Council Told That American Administration Sought

Soviet Troops Still In Hungary  Treaty Calls For Reduction Of Forces

RUSSIAN TROOPS - STILL IN HUNGAR}   25,00 MAKE NO MOVE TO DE PART DESPITE 100-DAYOLD PEACE.

IN HUNGARY AFTER PEACE   Lack Of Specific Understanding is Blamed

Under New State Highway Department Plan State Will Pay One-Fourth of Farm to Market Road Cost and Assume Responsibility of Maintenance

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Ts All in The Various Communities

Rent Control To Be -Tackled Early in Year   Extension with Modifications. ‘Is Predicted .—

EXTENSION OF RENT CONTROL IS PROMISED   Legislation Will Be Near Top of Agenda When Congress Returns.

Mob Attacks Britons; U.S. Newsmen Chased  Fights Mar Territory’s Birthday;  Italian-Slovene Animosity Flares

Free Zone’s Birthday Is  Tempestuous   Fighting Breaks Out In Several Parts Of City

Two Injured In: Rioting  In Trieste  . Italian Youths — Are Responsible.

Italian Peace Pact Goes Into Effect Tonight   Port City Becomes Separate State; Italian Youths Lead Demonstration

Americans, British Attacked By Mobs   Italian-Slovene Animosity Flares; Many Injured, Traffic Paralyzed In Rioting

TRIESTE MOBS CAUSING NEW DISTURBANCES   American Newsmen Chased, Britons Stoned, Kicked and Stripped.

FIGHTS MAR BIRTHDAY OF FREE STATE   Hoodlums Chase U. S. News  Reporters, Attack Britons

MOBS CHASE ‘AMERICANS IN TRIESTE   Stone, Kick and Strip Britons, Halt Buses

STRIP BRITISH WOMAN, RUN U.S. NEWSMEN   Violence Breaks Out as City Lost by Italy Becomes a Free Zone. .

Violence Mars Trieste Holiday  - American Newsmen _ $toned and Britons

Two Hurt In Rioting In Trieste   Yugoslav Killed Earlier—Italian  Flags Draped With Mourning

Mob Violence Mars Birth of  Free Trieste   Hoodlums Chase U.S. Newsmen, Stone Britons

Myers Is Snake:  Lamarre   General Accused of Smear Campaign at Senate Inquiry

FAMOUS SAGA OF SEA OPENS NEXT SUNDAY AT LIME THEATRE   Show Acclaimed A Great Picturizatian

WORK CONTINUES CN ATOMIC BOMES   Commission Reports It : Speeding Development of ‘Improved Weapons’,

LATEoT FROST DAMAGE SLIGHT, GOLD WILL STA}   Weather Bureau Reports Last Nights Damage Tempered Somewhat Although Mercury Dropped To 35 Deorees   EARLIER FREEZE-UP GOT IN WORST BLOWS

SPEAKER MARTIN IS LOOKING FOR NO 1948 HONORS   Brewster, However, Suggested He May Be In. the Running.   CLAMBAKE FOR MARTIN   The Speaker Said He Neither _ Is a Candidate Nor Does He Expect to Be

Joe Martin’s Hat May Sail In GOP Ring   Unele Louie Conos’ Sign Shows Blank At Festival Spot

‘Martin Won't Preclude ‘Surprise 48 Candidacy   Presidential Next-in-line Says He Doesn’t ‘Expect? To Be on GOP Ticket— Brewster Booms Him at Bipartisan Clambak

‘MARTIN S NOT TO BE GANDIDATE   Tells Home Tow: fown He Does Not Expect To Be

Martin Isn't GOP Aspirant   Brewster, However, Suggests Martin Still Near Top.

Martin Declares He’s Not Candidate For Presidency As City Gives Him Welcome

Martin Isn't A Candidate   House Speaker Hos ‘Day’ In Home State

SPEAKER MARTIN DENIES PRESIDENCY AMBITIONS    Brewster Declares GOP Leader May Get Place on Party Ticket in ‘48

Brewster Says Martin May © Run for V-P   GOP Senator Gives Speaker Ranct for Second

Joseph Martin Day Held at Fall River  Insists He Is Not GOP Candidate

Not a Candidate Declares Martin  But House Speaker Leaves Door Open

Martin Is Sighted As Candidate  For Presidency  Speaker Has Failed To Close Door Against Nomination

U. S., Britain Face Possibility Of UN Split On Voice Of Jews   Austin May Suggest Giving -Voteless Seat In Assembly For Diccussian On Palestine

US to Suggest Voteless Seat   British Oppose Open Hear- ing, Want Special Come mittee Hearina

Debate May Divide U.S And Britain   Jews Expected To Get Same Voice In Palestine Question

Britain-U.S. Near Split on Jewish Issue   Break Over UN Procedure-on ©. . ‘Holy Land Likely’

LEGION CALLS MEETING FOR BONUS ACCORD   Representatives of Vet Organizations to Assemble at Harrisbure Jan. 27.

Less Profit for Farmer than During War   ‘Costs up More Than Prices.

Farmers Make Less Money Now Than During War Times   Production Costs Are Higher Than Market Price

Hearings on World Trade Are Planned  State Department t Seek Opinions of Aemactaam Pel tia

Operators Study Plan To Picket Hub Exchanges   Report Workers Might Find Basis For Ending Strike In Next 24 Hours

Soldier Is Held for Investigation in Death of Iowan During Ficht

3 GUNMEN LOOT EXPRESS OFFICE   Masked Men-Take $11,20€ Marked for Boston Bank

Truman Docto Listed Among Grain Traders   100 U.S., State And Local Government Employes Named

Smock Sees _ Insufficient Highway Funds   Secretary Cites Big Rise in Cost of Road Construction

UAW Convention Ends; Leadership United but Delegates. Still Split ..

UAW MEETING ENDS WITH HOT SQUABBLE   ‘Machine Politics’ Charges Hurled At Reuther :

ClO Auto Worker: End Convention   Reuther’s Faction Sweeps Elective  Offices By Majority

AUTO DELEGATES HOMEWARD BOUND   UAW Is Far From Being One Big Happy Family.

‘MACHINE POLITICS! SHOUTED AT REUTHER   U.A.W. Delegates End Rally After Lively Squabble

Ozarks Area Is Hard Hit By Windstorm   Arkansas-Missouri Sector Bears Brunt Of Damage

Six Dead By Storm In Ozarks   At Least a Seore Injured as Storm Hits Montier And Salem

More Than 20 Injured, Heavy Property Loss.   Four of One Family Perish in Missouri: Arkansas Also Hit

TORNADO KILLS SIX PERSONS IN SOUTH MISSOURI   More Than a Score Injured As Storm Sweeps Through Ozarks,   WRECKED HOMES BURN   Many Houses Destroyed, Telephone and REA Lines Badly Damaged.

Congress Leaders Hope io Recess July 31  ? Senate Business Can Be Wound —  apis

Congress Leaders Hope to Recess July 31  ? Senate Business ~ Can Be Wound In hu Then...T oft

Senate Amends Tough Labor Bill   Many Matters Due Consideration Before Congress Recesses

$250,000 Sent toTexas City By American Red Cross   Voluntary Contributions Being Accepted

New Mayors For Seven of State Cities   Municipal Liquor Stores, Hospital Bonds and School Site Approved

Aid Program Stirs Bitter House Fight   Fate Uncertain: Foreign Policy Sharply Rapped

Aid Measure Under Fire In Congress   Rep. Bolton Declares Bill Would Keep Two Nations Free

'Today In Coneress   ~ongresswoman Pleads For Greek-Turkey Aid Bill’s Approval; Senate Committee Plans Vote Friday On Peace Treaties For Balkans

SUGAR STAMP FOR TEN POUNDS WILL BECOME VALID APRIL’ 1   VALIDATION...ARVANCED A MONTH AND AMOUNT —--- DOUBLED—CANNING —-SUGAR IS ELIMI. NATED

NEW LEASE ON LIFE FOR BARE SUGAR BOWLS   Next Stamp to Be Valid for 10 Pounds on April 1

NEW SUGAR STAMP TO BE VALIDATED   ‘Apr. 1 Ticket Will Be Good For 10 Pounds

Local Factory”  3-Day Holiday   Business Places and Public “Offices Also to Be Closed  “Friday for Independence Tea:

City Closes Up for 4th   Celebration at Country Club and Walton.

REJECTS SOVIET ‘BIG FOUR’ TEXT IN GERMAN PACT   Secretary Marshall Firm In Refusing Molotov on Disarmament Treaty

Marshall Disgusted At Moseow   U.S. State Secretary Deeply Displeased  With Lack Of Headway On Peace Treaties

Marshall Shows Displeasure At Lack Of Progress  Molotov Agrees To  “Provision On Austria; “Talks With Gruber

Red Official Held To Blame For Delay   Hope For Agreement On Treaties At Meetings Dims

Marshall Says Real Progress Appears Remote   Powers Disagree On Minor tssues As Weil As Major

HUG BACK UP IN GATTLE ON ASSETS ISU   Mclotov Agrees to Consider Definition of Assets in Austria.

Molotov Yields A Point Under Three-Way Pressure   Agrees To Consider A New Definition Of German  Ts ek eile  Be

Austrian Encouraged At Prospect   Deliberations On Austrian, German Treaties Slow

MARSHALL GIGS ENVOYS’ WORK   Secretary Displeased at Lach Of Progress on German, Austrian Treaties

U.S. Delegation Finds Sessions  Mostly All Talk   Hopes For Agreement On Treaties Beginning To Fade.

Lack of Progress At Moscow Parley irks Gen. Marshall  Hope for Agreement On Treaties Fades In Council Strife

Ministers Take No Action In. Peace Treaty   U.S. Seeretary Reported Deeply Displeased Over ‘Lack sr Progress. —

Big 4 Bogs Down on All Major Issues   Lack of Progress at Moscow Meeting Displeases Marshal]

MARSHALL IRE AROUSED OVER BIG 4 DELAYS   Secretary Deeply Displeased by Lack of Progress in Treaty: Making.

Sec. Marshall IsDispleased Over Delays   Council Is Split Ail Along Line On Minor Issues

Reported Displeased At Lack Of Action On Pact Making At Russ Capital:

Don’t Worry About Chocolate r Crisis; Be Like Othman — Worry About Your Bay Window Instead

ill -housed and     2‘Monkey Business in Cocoa Trade May Force Chocolate Lovers to Develop Taste for Raspberry

WIND ASSIST FROM ADAK TC EDMONTON   To Reach New York Late Today If Final Lap Goes Well

qventnved on Fags 7.) =--KSWYI, 15 Your Dint—  Mussolini's Rescuer en Trial far Hic Life

 x  Law “Extends U. 8. Sugar, Price Curbs   New Act Lengthening Life to Oct. 31 Termed Inadequate

WAS HELD FOR $7,000 ROBBERY Ex-Convict Hanc gs  Self In Jail Cell’

REPUBLICANS WILL SUPPORT EUROPEAN AID   Bipartisan Backing Given President's $580 Million Plan

VANDENBERG CALLS AID PLAN PARLEY   Senate Foreign Relations Committee To Meet Nov 10 Study Fursone’« Needce

Special Call Of Congress Awaits Okay In Committee   Cooperation Offered By Speaker Martin; Truman Asks Action

Human Survival In Free Society Is Vital Issue  Vandenberg Gives  Le Vane an Aid

Bipartisan Support Giver Truman Plan   President Calls Key Committees to Confer on Aid   More Bitter Russian Press Attacks on America Seen

Vandenberg Calls Foreign Aid Parley  Human Survival Is Top Issue, 1 Bae

ACTION BASED ON PROPOSAL OF PRESIDENT   Foreign Relations Group Will Assemble in Washington on November 10 to Consider Emergency Relief Abroad.

Has Called Committee  To Meeting   His Foreign Relations Group Will Assemble November 10; Tells Why Delay   Study Is Made   Harriman Reviews How Much Aid U.S. Can Cive

Senate Grouv To Consider Aidto Europe   Need Is One of Human Survival, Vandenberg Declares

GOP Man Says Free Society Is at Stake   Foreign Leader Keynotes Partf Resnonse to Truman

Vandenberg States Wey fo Studies OF Eurone Winter Need   Teuman Asks Four Com mitrees. for. Study Before Deciding ow Special! Sessiar

Truman Appeal for Study Of Aid Needs Gets Action  Vandenberg Calls Committee Meet For Nov. 10; Emergency Stressed ‘

Aid For Europe Will Be Studied By Party Chiefs   Senate, House Leaders Of Both P arties. Approve Truman’s: Plan For Study Of Need: Stop-Gap Relief “Measure

Lawmaker Calls Food Aid Meeting   GOP Senate Chief   Schedules Nov. 10  - Meeting On Relief For Europe

-Four Committees Would Consider Fund For Win ter Relief Assistance

Vandenberg To Call Senators Together Nov. 1  Be Discussed Then By Senate Committee

Vanderberg Says Aid tc Europe Vital   Republicax: Spokesman on Foreion Affairs Calls Commitiee to Meet on November 10

PRESENTS PLAN FOR RELIEF OF HUNGRY ABROAD   Support Grows For Stopgap Winter Relief Proposal; Prospects Grow For Special Congressional Session.

Senate Foreign Relations Group  To Meet Nov. 10   Action Taken Following Truman's Request For Congressional Studies —

Truman Asks Key Groups -; Study Plan  $580,000,000 Is _ Needed Now, Said

Vandenberg Asks Committee Meet To Study Aid Needs  European Relief Mus Be Provided Before Winter, Leader Says

Vandenberg States U. S. Aid Policy   Says the lmmediate Question Is One of Elementary Humoen Survival .in Furane

SUPPORT WON FOR TRUMAN'S AID PROGRAM   STOP -GAP ACTION FAVORED BEFORE CONGRESS MEETS

Vandenberg Sees Survival First Need  $580.000.000 Bee   $580,000,000  Asked by Truman For Emergency Use During This Winter

TRUMAN'S PLAN TO AID EUROPE NOW ENDORSED   Both Parties Back Program For Committees’ Study Of 580 Million Fund

Accepts Request To Hold Meeting   Michigan Senator Declares Need Is Severe

Congress Leaders Approve Truman’s  Relief Study Plan   Committees To Preview Western European Fund

Vandenberg Calls His Committee on European Problem  Elemental Problem Is One of Survival In Free Society

Key Committees fo Study Needs.   No Special Session Needed if Stop-Gap Fund Is Supported

VANDENBERG IS BACKING CHIEF ON AID ISSUE   GOP Leader Reports Call fo: Foreign Relations Group To Meet Nov. 20

Foreia¢m Policy Leader of GOP Calls Committee To Meet Nov. 10; Two: Other Groups Asked To Meet To Discuss Problem

Senate Group Called To Session; Consider Urgent Winter Food, Fuel Needs

TOWAP QUICK FOREIGN HELP INNOVEMBER   Vendenberg Calls Committee for Nov. 10 to Take Up Urgent Needs.

EUROPEAN AID HELD VITAL 10 FREE SOCIETY   Sen. Vandenberg Says Human Survival ls First Issue

SENATE GROUP TO MEET “NOV. 10 ON EUROPE AID   Senator Vandenberg, Summoning Foreign Relations Committee In Accordance With President Truman’s Request, Declares “Immediate Question Is One Of Elemental Human Survival In Free Society”— Reports And Proposals Not Yet Ready

— REPORTS —  Ath Group Waits for Taber   TRUMAN ASKS QUICK ACTION

CALLS FOREIGN COMMITTEE 10 CONFAB NOV. 10   Senator Summons His Members After Request From President Truman

AID APPROVED BY SENATOR   Vendenberg Terms Help fo! Evrope Matter of Human Survival.

WILL CONSIDER URGENT RELIEF NEED IN EUROPE   Vandenberg Says Committee Must Wait for Others to Finish Reports

Committees’ Survey of Europe’s Relief Okayed by.Leaders   Truman’s Suggestion is Given Support by Top Men on Capitol Hill

HUMANITY 15 ISSUE, ’ VANDENBERG SAYS IN CALLING COMMITTEE  THREE OF FOUR PANELS ALREADY SUMMONED TO NISCUSS TTS ACTION

Consider Plans lo Aid Europe   Survival in a Free Society: Vandenberg

Europe Aid Meet Called For Nov. 10   Vandenberg Summons Foreign Relations Group; See Human Survival At Stake

MATTER LEFT 104 GROUPS OF SOLONS   Three Committees Called To November Meetings   May Be Held In December, Marshall Plan To Wait Until January

Human Survival Termed Chief European Issue  Vandenberg Calls   Vandenberg Calls Committee Session To Discuss Help

Leaders Of Both Parties Give Support   "Case of Human Survival,” Says Sen. Vandenberg

Leaders Chart Congress Study Of Aid Program   Key Commilices to Learn Europe's Emergency Needs Before Congress Comes Back

President Would Have Key Committees’. Consider $580; 000,000 Fund for European Aid

Truman Gets Strong Bipartisan Support In Ef. fort To Heln Furone.

Truman’ s Aid Pla Favores      GOP Leaders Call Committees; Promise Action in November

AID ISFAVORED BY VANDENBERG   Asserts Question Is One Of Elemental Human Survival

Senators To Inquire Into Facts   Senator Vandenberg Calls Senate Group At Truman's Reacuest

European Needs to Be Explored   Sen. Vandenberg Calls Nov. 10 Meeting of Sen:  ate Foreign Relations Committee.

Human Survival In Free Society Is Vital Issue  Vandenberg Gives His Views on Aid

Vandenberg Says Aid Question of ‘Survival’   Statement of Republican Spokesman Adds To. Bi-Partisan Support of Truman Course; Cannon’s Committee Not Yet Callad

GOP SENATOR TERMS AID NECESSARY FOR SURVIVAL   Calls Senate Foreign Relations Committee Meeting For November 10

Immediate Question Is One of Elemental Human Survival in Free Society, Says Michigan Senator.  3 OF 4 CONGRESS COMMITTEES CALLED

Are You Eligible To Vote On City Limits Question?  Read This And Find Out

Rural Women’s Day April 16th At Pocahontas   French War Bride to Sing and Speak on Life in Algiers

Former French Opera Star Will  Head Program   Meeting will be Held at Methodist Church Here? Begins at 1:00 p. m._

Utilities Body to Act Upon Warren Blast   Governor Backs. Up Crime Commission Attack on Racket

CUBS TAKE OFF ~ AROUND WORLD   Tiny Sports Planes Fly Together In Jaunt Of 21,350 Miles

NOT GUILTY PLEAS ENTERED IN COURT: NEW CASES GN FILE   Variety of Business Is Transacted in Weekend By County Tribunal; Iseanses Issued.   MOTION TO QUASH CHARGES IS PLACED

GUUR! BUSINESS  ITEMS REPORTEL   Licenses Are Issued; New Suits Put on File at Bloomfield

Killer-Rapists Begin Serving  Life Sentence:   Two Ex-Convicte Taken ' Prison. After Pleading  yuilty;, Raped Co-ed,  hot €ompanion:..: 

TWO WISCONSIN THUGS GET LIFE   Judge Regrets He Can't Give Death Penalty To Brute Killers

TWO ATTACKERS GET LIFE TERMS   Winslow And Sennett Sentenced In Slaying And Rape

Wisconsin Slayers Get Life Terms   Youths Plead Guilty. To Charge of Murder; QOuick Justice Follows

French Arrest Principals in Marseille Strike   Soldiers, Sailors To Unload Wheat, Food From Ships

75 Pct. Of Industry To Return To Work At Once With $1.20-a-Day Boost   Nearly 200,000 Northern And Midwestern Coal Diggers Await Official Word; Many Expected To Resume Work This Afternoon.

Lewis Signs Contract on Mine Wages   Settlement Effected f 01 Northern Coa] Miners—Re ‘turn to Work at Once

195,000 Mer Back On Job In2 Areas   Southern, Far Western Miners Still On Vacation

Hoosier Workers to er Back to Jobs Seon, ; Report Today from Terre Haute.   RETURN TONIGHT IS SEEN IN STATE

LEWIS SIGNS NEW COAL CONTRACT   Miners to Return To Work in 75 Pct. of Mines

y 95, 000 To      Coal Mines   \WERE. TECHNICALLY ON STRIKE FOR FEW HOURS; SOUTHERN _ a MINERS ARE STILL OUT 

Pact Is Best Lewis Ever Won; Diggers To Get $13.05 Day.   Steel Chief Hails Agreement as Likely To Bring Industrial Peace for Long Time; Coal Price Due for 67 Cent Hike_

MINERS BACK ON JOB AFTER BRIEF STRIKE   Contract Provides $13.05 Daily Pay for UMW — Southern, Western Pits Idle.

DRASTIC NEW TAX BILL APPROVED 81 FRENCH ASSEMBL   Ramadier Averts Immediate Cabinet Threat; Protest Strikes Spread

Drastic Tax Bill Passed In France   Measure ,Will Raise Prices On Such Items As Bread, Milk

Drastie Tax Bill Adopted  For France   Will Increase Price Of Milk, Bread And Cigarettes; State Subsidies Suppressed

LAKE SYSTEM GETS NOD OF STATE BOARD   Pipeline- to Serve 22 ‘Communities in.  South Cook ,

NEW FIRM I GIVEN PERMIT TO*G0 AHEAD   Commerce Commission 0.K.’s Petition for Certificate   TO SERVE SO. COOK

Reaction  Of Public To Petrillo Ban Awaited   Musicians’ Union Prohibits Making Of All Recordings After December 2)

NETWORKS PONDER -PETRILLO’S ACTION      ‘No Individual Can Deprive Americans of Music for Long,’ Official Says.

Official Reaction To Petrillo Edict Is Slow In Coming  Ban On Recorded Music Announced

RECORD - MAKING ENDS THIS YEAR   Radio And Disk Makers To Be Hit By Ban Of  Musicians

Radio Stations, Disc Manufacturers Study Latest Ban by Musicians’ Czar

Petrillo Threat Is Studied by  Radio Interests   Recording Ban Is Due To Become Effective On 31st of December

OHIOAN FACES ~SDAHLIA® QUIZ      'BLOODY SHIRT THAT MAY BE CLUE IN MURDER IB,.  _TRACE-TO.CLEVELAND

Recording Nuptials—  "46 Was Record Year For Marriage Licenses Issued From County Court House

Previous High Of 636 In 1945 Is Almost Doubled By Cupid's Rush In 1946.

HIGHWAY SPEED LIMIT PLANNED   Suggestion Offered to Cut Accidents

CONSIDER SPEED ZONES IN [OWA   Kahl Reveals Certain Highways Are Not Safe

Woman Bound Over to Grand Jury for Tossing Twin Sons in Rock Pit

irab-Jew pokesmen o Clash   yyrien Delegate  ays His Government Will Urge Body to sudy independence

Arab And Jewish Spokesmen Clash   Walkout Is Threatened If Palestine  Is Not Given Immediate Independence

Threaten to Walk Out of UN Assembly LInlece Immediate Study Given Demand

Arabs and Jews Clash at UN Mee Over Holy Lands   Controversy Centers Over Independence For Palestine State

Arabs and Jews Clash Bitterly In UN Hearins   Independence Issue Loads Dice Against Jews, Agency Spokesman Says   SYRIAN ATTACKS “«ZIONIST DREAM’   Political Committee Asked to Rar Britain, .Arabs from Study Group

Spokesmen . For Both Are Heard   ARABS THREATEN TO WALK OU IF ‘PALESTINE. IS NOT GIVEN. ITS COMPLETE INDERENDENCE..

Move Under Way To Draw UN Into Marshall Program   European Ministers Want Ccmmission in on Recovery Efforis

Bigger U.N. Role Sought At Paris  Move May Soften  East-West Split

Campaign Underway Strengthen UN Role Furope Recovery ”                  Aove''to: Soften ast-West Split ins Momentum

National Unions Filing -Affidavits With HERB Now   Halt of CIOQ, Fwo- Thirds OF APL Nefiona! Unions Hove Now Filed

Many Unions File NLRB Statements  30 Per Cent Returned for Some Corrections

NATION HIT BY FIRES, DROUTH   Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas in Dry Spell  Rv TIINTTER PRESS

Building Rate Satisfactory .... Hope Held For Solving  Housing Insufficiency

Continuance of Rent Controls Being Predicted   Possible If Housing Iecue Is Not Licked

Rent Control's Life Depends Upon Housing   Will Extend Control lf Housing Shortage Isn't Licked By End  OF March—Wolcott

— OF RENT CONTRO   Decision Depends on Housing Situation by Mar. 31 -

Easement fs Expected In Housing Scarcity; — Control May Continue

Continue On Rent Control   Committee Mus‘ Lick Problem Or Ex. tend Mar. 31 Date.

RENT CONTROLS MAY LINGER ON   Solon Predicts Continuance Unless Housing Shortage ‘Licked’ by March 31 

New Rent Curbs Seen If Housing Lack Continues  House Banking Unit   House Banking Unit Chairman Sees Hope For More Building

Chairman Wolcott Says Rent Control Extension Depends Upon Shortaae

See Possibility Of Continuing Rent Controls   Wolcott Predicis Action Tf Housing Shortage Ie Not Solved By March 31; To Plan Legislative Program

Solons Expect Housing Issue To Be Licked By March 31st   Wolcott Sees Rent Controls Remaining If Shortage Lasts

Chairman Of House Group Predicts Continuation Of Controls On Rent

Names March 31 as Deadline to Beat Housing Problem.   House Member Says Rent Controls May Have to Be Put On lf Prssram Laas

Rent Controls May Be Continued After... 1948 Closing Date      Housing “Shortage  ‘May Not Be Licked’ by. That:  - Time; Congressman Says

Sees Continued Rent Curbs If Housing Is Not Licked  However, Prospects Are Promising

Shorfage Must Ease by April To KillLaw .   Extensive Building May Lick Situation. by Time Law Expires

Rent Curbs To Be Continued If Housing Short   U. S. RULES TO CONTINUE UNLESS PROBLEM IS SOLVED

Controls. May Be Continued Next Spring   Hopes Are Held For Licking Of Housina Shortaae

Housing  Check: Data'To Decide Control Period            Banking Committee ] Predicts Ceilings T Se

Believes Building Is Key To Problem Solon Says Rent Control Law Depends On Housing Setup

Many Throng Armenian  Faith Healer   Visits Church  In California

Truman ‘Appropriates’ GOP Program To Gain Popularity. Declares Reece

Reece Admits Truman Gaining Popolarity,  But Says President Adopting GOP Pregram

leaf Sales At Week’s Opening Are Heavier In Volume, Higher In Price

Dewey to Make No Bic for Michigan Backing in Visit to That State

DEWEY CHARTS MICHIGAN VISIT   Governor Wants No Civic Fete At Owosso, Plays Safe In Polities

Tornadoes Strike Texas and  Oklahoma Areas   At Least Fifteen Persons Are Injured and Extensive Property Damacde Caused hy Sudden Storm

Police Spread Wide Dragnet   For 6 Gunmen   Randits Flee With $24,602 After Lightning Raid On Baltimore Clothing Plant

Rep. Springer Dies After Heart Attack   Congressman Dead Ir Connersville Hospital

Rep. Springer Suceumbs Of Heart Attack   Tenth District Congressman, Born in Rush County, Expires at Hospital in Connersville.

LIGHTNING STRIKES A CROWDED BRIDGE   Six Hurt as Bolt Hits Span ib Columbus, 0.—Four Pulled From River.

Seven Persons Injured As Bolt Hits Crowded Span; Seek Additional Victims

Bridge Smashed By Lightning At Columbus, O.   Six Persons Injured, But No Cars Believed To Have Plunged Off

LIGHTNING HIIS COLUMBUS BRIDGE   3 Persons and 2 Autos Knocked Into River At Rush Hour

New Outbursts Looming Today In Holy Land   Authorities Prepare For Fresh Rioting In Palestine

Arab Strike Way Bring fresh Riots   Toll Of Violent Deaths Mounting

FIGHTING IS CONTINUING IN INDONESIA   Actions in Java, Sumatra and Madoera Come Despite United Nations Order to Dutch and Republicans to End War.

DUTCH, INDONESIAN CLASHES CONTINUE   Java, Sumatra And Mado era Report Fichting

Warfare Rages In East Indies, Punjab Sectors   Dutch, Indonesians Report Fighting Continues; Moslems Attacking Sikhs In India

Erle Halliburton Changes His Post   Now Heads Directors, Brother John Is President

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   U.S. Flying Missiles Travel Twice as Fast as Sound

American Experts Quickly Announce "Plane’ Speeds Faster Than British

U.S. Pilotless Craft Doubles “Sound Speed   Jet Engine Tests Get Speed Above 1.500 Miles Hour

U.S. Missiles Double Speed Of Sound  Reats« hv 600 Miles   Beats by 600 Mile: Per Hour Speed Of British Craft

U.S. Missiles Reach Speed Of 1.500 MPH   Vehicles Flown Twice Speed of Sound; Beat British by 600 Miles

DOUBLE SPEED OF SOUND  U.S. Missiles Reach Speed Of 1500 MPH To Surpass British.

Relief Pitcher Joe Page Mows Dodgers Down in Last 5 Innings To Make Up For Previous Showings In 52 Vie tory.-

BROOKLYN, 5-2 TO WIN SERIES   Brilliant Relief Job By Page Thrills 71,548 Fans

Reliefer Quiets Bums’ Bats Ir  5 To 2 Finale  Tind rave Dieten   Dodgers Drive Shea From Hill.

YANKS WIN WORLD SERIES BY TAKING SEVENTH GAME, 0-2   Joe Page, Relief Pitcher, Allows Only One Dodger to Reach Base in Last Five Innings.   8IZZUTO STARS AT BAT WITH 3 SAFE BLOWS   Crowd of 71,548 Fans. on Hand—Victory Gives New York Its Eleventh Championship,

Page Relief Hurling Job “Turns Tide’   Silences Brooklyn Bats To Bring End To Record Classic

Joe Page Comes to Reset of Yankees After Dodgers Chase Shea Early in Game

Bronx Bombers Outlast Brooklyn To Gain 11th Crown In 15 Attempts   Spectacular Relief Pitching ‘By Lefty Joe Page Is Margin

Yankees Take World Series With 5-2 Wir   Eight Pitchers See Action In Final Game of i Classic

HIRE NEW MANAGER FARMERS CREAMERY   Carl Larson of Mallard Coming Here; Present Manager Going to Humboldt.

Says Oil Price Is Subnormal   Inadequate to Cover Cost of Maintaining Needed Reserves

Favors Higher Oil Price For U. S.   Official Says Not High Enough To Cover Cost Of Replacing Reserves

Flood Waters Falling Fast; Crisis Eases   Small Towns Below Ottumwa Still Face Serious Damage .

FLOOD WATERS NOW DROPPING   Ottumwa Escapes Full Fury Ot Second Disaster

Swing to Right  Seen in 1 Britain  Po ee,» ee ee. ee ee   Cripps Due to Steer Away From Daltow’s ‘Left’

BRITISH ECONOMY TS PLACED UNDER ~ GRIPS? CONTROI   New Treasury Chief Expected to Steer Course Farther to Right Than Ousted Hugh Dalton.   ATTLEE’S MINISTERS IN EMERGENCY SESSION   Prepare for Conservative Party Ons‘aught Which Budget Scandal Leak Will Precipitate.

Takes Nearly Complete Control of Britain’s Entire Economy as  He Assumes New Post

Appeal to AFL By Murray at ClO Convention   Urges All Labor Groups Unite Against Their  ‘*‘Common Enemies’’

Unions Praised By Arehbishop At Boston Meet   Marshall Speech Cited: A: Slap At. Reds By CIO. Leaders: Hike In Output Urged

ClO URGES AFL TO JOIN FIGHT   Murray Appeals for Joint  Political Action

Boston Prelate Raps Labor Act at C10 Session   Workers Don’t Need ‘Special’ Laws, ‘Archbishop Says   BULLETIN

Murray Urgues:  Political Action By All Unions   CIO Head Calis ror Joint Program With AFL And Brotherhood

CIO Appeals For Massed Labor Action   AFL And Railroad Brotherhoods Asked To Join Fight On T-H Act

Murray In Appeal for Political Action  CIO Asks AFL and Trainmen To Join In Movement

ClO CALLING ON AFL, RAILS FOR SUPPORT   Murray Pleading for Joint Campaign in Coming Elections

Joint Program By Unions, Plan  ClO Chief Urges AFL Brotherhoods te Join

Marshall Plans To Address CIO   Political Action Unity Is Reauested

BLACK DEMTH IN NILE: NEED AID   Panic-Stricken Egyptians Call For Vaccine, 32 Dead, Many New Cases.

Vandenberg Pledges GOP Support of Marshall's Policy   Praises Byrnes As Statesman, Great American

JEWISH, ARAB GROUPS VOTED HEARING IN UN      Granted Equal Chance To Present Pleas On Palestine

UN Committee Will ‘Hear Jewish Agency   Arabs Threaten Boycott Talks On Pelestine

JEWS, ARABS GET SAME VOICE INU, N. DEBATE   Rival Groups to Offer Views in Holy Land Row At Committee Hearing

Grain Prices Drop. Meat Sull Rising   Butter And Eggs Slightly Lower In Some Sections

SOME PRICES DROP IN COUNTRY TODAY: RECICTANEE RISES   Butter, Eggs and Grain Are Lower; Meat on Hoof, However, Climb  in Big Food Markets.   DEMOCRATS TELL OF STAND IN CASE

Heavy Selling Brings Decline   Livestock Quotations Move Upward On Markets in 3 Midwestern Cities

BUTTER, EGG PRICE DECLINES LISTED   Cost of Meat on-the-Hoof Continues to Climb

Butter Leads Commodities :  In New Drop   Livestock Rises; General Boost In Bread Probable

Nation’s Food Price Problems Continue To Be Major Factor In United States Economy

Suifer and Eg ty : he e Prices Deciining   Meat on Hoof Costing More, But Buyers’ Protests Bear Fruit

$500,000 Blaze In Coatesville   Hotel, Apartment and : Stores Damaged

Soviet Plan For Jap Pact  Is Rejected  U. S. Mav Go Ahead With  Own Plan

Congress Agrees To Kill Control On Credit Sales   Wartime Regulations tc End November First on Installment Buying

Local Medical Men  Attend Conference Group President Heads   Group President Heads Speakers List

‘Wounded Priest's Life Threatened  Cordon of Officers .. Protects Cleric

So eee See Re ee aed  ¥* Wounded Priest’s Life Threatened %*% Decline Predicted In Food Prices %& Other Top News Items Of Nation

Tsaldaris Hits Snag in Attempt To Form Cabinet   Progress Handicapped by Refusal of Liberal Leader to Join   NIGRITA GUERRILLA ACTIONS CONTINUE   400 Renegades, Speaking Bulgarian, Clash With Greek Forces

Corn Disappears a Feeding Increases On Farms in lowa  Small New Crop to   Small New Crop to Bring Curtailment Of Livestock

Snowbound Town Welcomes Convoy   Montana Citiz ens Spend  Day Reading Mail, Openine Yuletide Puckages

Set Vr toriitse  eres amttarmeereaiees nce  Snowbound People Open Gifts As Relief Comes

5 lowa Labor Measures Stir Committee Row   Restrictive Bills Sent To The Senate Without Rec ammendatinn.

5 Labor Bills Reported to lowa Senate   No Recommendtions Made by Reason of Split in Committee

General Jap Strike Banned By MacArthur  .2,400,000 Were Scheduled to __ Walk Out Tonight

Refuses To Allow Use Of So Deadly A Social Weapon   Labor Leaders Call Off Strike After General's Edict; 2400000 Affected

Japs, Ordered By MacArthur  Cancel Strike   Labor Heads Abandon General Walkout Plan After Warning from  Supreme Commander

JAPS’ GENERAL STRIKE HALTED   MacArthur Issues Order Killing Planned WalkOut Of Government Workers; Strike Would Cripple Japan.

Forces Labor Leaders to Cal Off Walkout .   Refuses +6 Allow Use of "So Deadly a Social Weapon"

M Arthur Kills General Strike Called By Japs   Tokyo Strike Committee Yields To Edict, Calis It Of.

RETAIL MILK PRICE RAISED IN BALTIMORE   Jump Of Twe- Cents Since Last July Due To Increased Praduction Cosic

Pieces of Cloth Spur Searchers in Weckler Hun   Manitowoc Beach Scanned as Leg Bones Are Found

IS BALDWIN’S MAYOR   ————_— as.  Leo Smith and Commercial Club Slate Win Despite Write-Ins

IS BALDWIN’S MAYOR   Lea Smith and Commercial Club te Win Despite Write-Ins

Fly Out 6 From Plane Wreck: 5 Not Found   Three Rescuers Chated Down At Scene, Never Got To Wreck *

SIX SURVIVORS OF AIR CRASH ARE RESCUED   Crewmen Brought Ou Of Arctic Wastes; 5 Still Missing

SURVIVORS OF ALASKAN CRASH ARE RESCUED   Men Are In Fairly Good Health Despite SubZero Weather   TWO OF CREW PLUS RESCUE PARTY LOST

Rescue Six Fliers Following Crash In Arctic Region  Search Continues for 2 Crew Members and

Single 4-Year Term Proposed For Governor   Bill Would Extend Civil Service To All State Agencies

FOR GOVERNOR ASKED BY ACT   ‘Flood of New Bills Offered in Senate and House; Propose Civil Service   LANDLORDS MIGHT BE FORCED TO TAKE KID‘

17-Y car-Old Soldier, Slayer of Beauty Operator, Gets 150 Y ear:

SENTENCE YOUTH TOIOYEARS   JUDGE SAYS ARMY PRIVATE TOO YOUNG FOR DEATH PENALTY

Russia, Spain Not Included In Invitations   Bevin, Bidault Move After Soviet Balks Economic Program

24 Nations To Discuss Aid Plan   French and British Issue Invitations Following Red’s  Departure

BRITAIN-FRANCE PLAN 24-NATION ECONOMIC TALKS   Russia, Spain Not. Invited

Britain, France Call 22 Nations To July 12 Meet   Conferees To Discuss Marshall's Program Of Aid to Continent

To Discuss E conomic —  Aid By U.S.   BRITAIN AND FRANCE ASK 24 NATIONS TO CONFERENCE, AFTER .MEETING WITH RUSSIA BREAKS UP

London, Paris Decide to Move Without Soviet   Session Set for July 12; Molotov Flies Out in Secret

France, Britain Call Conference With Russia   Molotov Walks Out On Paris Meeting

Britain, France Call for 24-Nation Parley July 12 On Marshall’s Aid Plan

U.S Obliged To Continue Ship Safety Waivers   Stiff Competition Requires Vessels Be Kept in Operation

Both Sides Seek More Support As U.N. Palestine Vote Delayed Until Friday

——KEORY Battie  Partition Plan Near Showdown   Program Is Lacking Necessary Majority In Unofficial Ballot

U. N. DEBATE HALTED Holiday Gives Partition Lobbyists Last Opportunity

Passe Will Give Lobbying Opportunity Before the : Palestine Vote   -9 (MORE IN DEBATE   fsrtition Opinion So Nearly Even Observers Can't. Predict Outcome

Palestine Plan Still in Doubt   U. N. Takes Recess Over Thankssivine

Final Vote On Partitioning Of Palestine in UN Friday  Curtain Goes Down On 1947 Session

artition Forces Still Short Of Needed Two-Thirds Vot  PALESTINE VOTE IS DELAYED

U.N. Recesses For ThanksgivingDay   Pause Will Give Lobbying Opportunity Before the Palestine Vote   9 MORE IN DEBATE   ’>etition Opinion So Nearly Even Observers Can't.  Predict Outcome

FACE CHARGE OF CONSPIRALY   Advises Chents To Refuse To  Answer Questions

20 Killed by Tornado That  Wrecks Town      More Than 50 Snjured as High Wind Rips Across Arkansas, Missouri and Jowa: Damage Heavy

Property Loss is Heavy Over Three States   Missouri Town Is Hardest Hit With Heatk Toll OF 13

Two States Are Struck by Wind Of Great Force   Salem, Ark., Is Hardest  Hit; Other ‘Arketisas and Missouri Towns Suffer From Tornadic Weather

LITTLE TOWN IN MISSOURT HARDEST HIT   Fifty Persons Are Injured; Arkansas, and Iowa Also Affected

50 Others Injured in Missouri, Arkansas -. And lowa; Property  Damace in Thaucande

21 Known Dead: Jowa, Arkansas And Missouri Hit   Entire Business District Of Worth, Mo., Erased; More Than 50 Injured, Property Damage Heevs

Tornadic Winds Sweep Southern Communities Causing Thousands of Dollars in  Property Damage.   WORTH, MISSOURI, IS HARDEST HIT

Tornadic Winds Kill 20 Persons   50 Injured in Ark., Missouri and lowa: Damage Is Great

13 Die, 45,Hurt In Windstorm At Worth, Mo.   Winds Roar Over Arkan: sas, Missouri, Iow: a} Damage Is High .

13 KNOWN DEAD INWRECKAGE OF MISSOURI TOWN   Tornadic Winds Also Hit Communities in Towa and Arkansas

More Than 50 Hurt; Missouri Hit Hardest   Only Half Dozen Buildings Left In Worth, Mo., Where Thirteen Died

== TEACHER TELLS HOW SHE: SAVED PUPILS IN" CAVE—.  Tri-State Tornado Takes 20 Lives

Midwest Tornado Leaves 21 Dead. Over 50 Injured  Missouri Village In Ruins; lowa,

Tornadoes Kill 20 In [Three States   And Heavy Property —  Damage Done as Winds ! Swirl Through Towns

Tornado Whips Through Three States, Leaving 21 Dead, Over 50 Hurt  Worth, Mo., Wiped Out as Wind. * Wreaks Havoc on Small Towns; ‘Devastation Likened to Texas Cits

Twister Takes 10 Victims In Three States   Arkansas, Missouri And lowa Hard Hit, Damage Is Heavy

DEATH TOLL AT LEAST 21 IN WIND TWISTER   Missouri, Arkansas Anc lowa Feel Brunt Of Tornadic Blast

Tornado Hits Ark, Towns   Winds Kill at Least 5, Cause Thousands Of Dollars Damage

Tornadoes Kill Score:  20 Injured   Fatalities in Missouri Arkansas; Southwest lowa Is Also Hit.

3 States Whipped by Winds   Over Fifty Injured: Tor: rential Rains Sirike Central Illinois-

Fifty Others Injured by High Winds   Small Missouri Towr Nearly Wiped Out; Damage Is Extensive

Arkansas, Missouri and Towa, Are Hit By Heavy Winds Death Tot) Counted

STORM LEVELS WORTH, MO., _ BUILDINGS   Three Churches And Brick Schoolhouse Demolished   SMALL TOWNS   In Arkansas And lowa Also Hit; Aid Being Rushed To Stricken Areas

Arkansas, Missouri aud fowa Are Affected A Witness Describes the Devastation in Areas as Great as Texas City Havoe

Missouri Town Hard Hit with Death Toll 13   Wind Leaves Only Ha Dozen Buildings, Cli Off Trees—Seven Die In Arkansas Towns

Worth, Small Town In Missouri, Is Hardest Hit Spot   Little Left Of Village Where 13 Reported Killed And 45 Persons Hurt

Tornado Kills At Least 20 As It Lashes Three States   Northwest Missouri Town Hit Hardest; Damage Runs High

Vicious Winds. Take Heavy Toll... .  20 Known Dead After Tornado Stuns Midwest

Missouri Town Is Hit Hardest      Small Towns in Arkansas, lowa Hit But Worth, - Mo. Suffers Most

Twister Rips Across 3 States   Over 50 Injured; Property Damage High

Five Die In Tornado Strike   Many Injured As Three States Hit By Winter  Twister; Salem, Ark., — Suffers Most Damave

At Least 20 Are Dead in Towns, Farms of lowa, Missouri, Arkansas .   Only Few Homes Left In tact at of Town:  Center Wiped Bare

5 Dead, 14 Hurt In Wind Storm   States Of. Arkansas And Misouri:

Tornado Leaves 20 Dead In Three States      At Least 50 Injured When Winds Hit Smal Towns In Missouri, Arkansas And lowa

Score Killed, 50 Injured By Tornado   Damage Is Heavy In Three States

Hardest Hit Is Village of Worth, Mo.; Missouri and lArkansas Sectors Struck

Tornadoes Kill 20 Persons in Three States   Worth, Mo., Hardest Hit; Churches and School Demolished

Death Toll 20 As Tornadoes  Hit Mid-West   13 Killed in Small Town in Missouri; Twisters Strike Arkansas, Jowa Sections

Worth, Mo., With 13 Dead Hardest Hit   Winds Last Small Towns 2a Jowa, Arkansas. Missovri

Towns Blasted By Tornadoes   At Least 20 Dead ly Midwest From Cyclones

Tornadic Winds Hit 3 States; 11 Persons Deac  Thousands of Dollar: In Property Damage

At Least 21 Die As Storms nit In Three Slates.   Town of Worth, Me: Wiped Cut by Twister, 13 Dead, 47 injured

DAMAGE T0 RUN INTO THOUSANDS   13 Persons Are Killed in Town of 233 Population

LEAVE TRAIL OF WRECKAGE AND 50 PERSONS INJURED   TOWN OF WORTH, MO. HARDEST HIT; CLIO, IOWA, IS DAMAGED

Worth, Mo., Virtually Leveled; Eight Arkansas  Deaths: lowa Areas Damaged.

Town of Worth, Mo., Is Hardest Hit During Gale   13 Persons Killed, Only Dozen Buildings Left Standing; Texas Has Storms

Worth, Mo., Is Leveled by Wind; Clio, Ia., Hit   Wind, Rain and Hail Moves Across State.

20 In Small Towns Killed  In Tornado   One Family Loses Children, Home And Livestock: Fifty Persons Injured

21 Die as Tornado Hits Arkansas, Missouri and Iowa: Over 50 Injured

At Least 20 Are Dead Towns, Farms of lowa,  Missouri, Arkansas    WORTH, MO. WORST HIT   Only Few Homes Left In tact at of Town; Center Wiped Bare

AT LEAST 21 DEAD AS STORM KITS 2-CTATE AREA   Tornadic Winds Swept Thru Northwest Missouri 7 Town.   FIFTY WERE INJURED   The Storm Caused Thousands of Dollars Worth of Damage.

Arkansas And Missouri Are Hardest Hit   13 Persons Killed  In Worth, Mo.; Damage Extends To Small lowa Town

Tornado Takes Toll of Lives In Three States  21 Counted Dead;   21 Counted Dead; Property Damage Claimed Extensive

At Least 50 Injurea By Storm In Arkansas, Missouri And Iowa   Worth, Mo., Gets © Brunt Of Tornado   Only Half A Dozen Build. ings In Town Of 233 Left Standing

Tornado Leaves 20 Dead And Widespread Damace   More Than 50 Injured By High Winds That Swept Through Parts Of Three States; Thirteen Are Killed In One Town. ~

TORNADO LASHES 3 STATES, KILLING AT LEAST 21 PERSONS   Missouri Town Nearly Razed; Arkansas, lowa Also Feel Sting. .

Tornado Leaves 20 Dead; Iiseomt Tawi Wiped Out  Teacher Herds Her Pupils Info Cave Before Twister Smashes School House

Missouri, lowa And Arkansas Towns are Hit   Tornado Causes Big Property Damage in Tri-state Reaion

Tornado Kills 20 in Missouri, Arkansas Towns  Three States Hit By ro Fg rn Wu 2  . A well   Three States Hit By Storm; 50 Injured And Property Damage Heavy

Tornadic Winds Roar Over Arkansas, Missouri and lowa Taking Toll of 20 Killed   Hardest Hit Is Little Town of Worth in Northwest Missouri; Only Half a Dozen Buildinas Left Standing in Town ef 233

TORNADO KILLS 21 IN MISSOURI ARKANSAS, IOWA   Only Half Dozen Build? “ings Left Standing at Worth, Mo.

At Least Eleven Killed When Tornadoes Strike   High Winds Hit Sections Of Arkansas, Missouri, Blaglbomr Rare bdised

SMALL TOWN RAZED; IOWA VILLAGE HIT   Arkansas Community Also Reports Deaths And Damage

President Speaks of Loans As First Step in Working Out Security System for America

MAY-GARSSON TRIAL TO JURY BY NIGHT   The May-Garsson case may reach the jury by nightfall. Federal Judge Sshweinhaut   BULLETIN

BRIBERY TRIAL RESUMED TODAY  Judge Says Fate Of May Will Depend On Garsson Decision

Legislature Given Redistricting Bill After Organization   Sen. Rogers Kelley Drops First Bill Into Lenislative Hoocers in First Hour of Session

South And West Texas Solons Begin. Fight In First SessionIn Austin

Redistricting Battle Is Opened In Senate   South And West Texas Solons Begin Ficht In First Session In Austin ,

—— <n ee  W ho’s N ext? Wonder State Officials. after Sigler’s Trial-Dismissal Plan

Sen. Taft Hopes for Final Labor Bill Vote Monday  Democrats Come Un With Brand New

SUBSTITUTE LEGISLATION— Taft Flays Labor Bill Drafted By Democrats

VOTE ON LABOR LEGISLATION MAY BE NEXT MONDAY   Senator Taft Clung to That Hope In Washington Today.   IS A BRAND NEW BILL   New Measure Sponsored by Sen. Murray and 10 Other Democrats.

Eleven Demos Propose Substitute Labor Bill to Meet Truman's Views

Senate Democrats Offer New, Milder Labor Bill   Taft Angered by ‘Dilatory Tactics ; Final Vote May Come Monday

Senate Will Get Another Labor Bill   Murray to Present Measure That Carries Truman Recommendation:

New Labor Measure  Offered.   Milder Than Taft Bill Backers Say Truman Won’t Veto It; Senate May Vote Monday

Less Stringent Than Measure Taft Proposes   Legislative Sponsors Accused By Ohioan Of “Dilatory Tactics”

Taft Sees Senate Final Action Monday; Demos Fashion Brand New Bill

Final Labor Legislation Vote May Come Monday; Democrats Propose Substitution of Approved Measure

Taft Hopes for Vote Monday on Labor Legislation  Democrats Offer   Democrats Offer New Bill Setting Off Senate Dispute

SENATE ACTION ON LABOR LAWS SLATED MONDAY   Eleven Democrats Propose Substitution Of Labor Bill Which Meets Truman Views On Union  Curbs.

Senator Taft Opposes Bill Of Democrats   Sharp Words Exchanged During Debate

Monday Labor Ballot  Is Seen   Senator Taft Says Vote Is Possible On Legislation

Democrats Submit Labor Bill Tailored to Truman Ideas; Vote Due Monday   Taft Threat to Table Measure Stirs Protest; Murray, Thomas, Taylor Among Sponsors of the New Bill

Taft Strives for Labor Bill Vote ‘in Senate Monday   Demos Include New Measure to Win Truman’s Approval

Final Vote On Labor Sought   Taft Drives for Showdown Decision on Curb Bill Monday.

Labor Measure Vote In Senate Due On Monday   SENATOR TAFT SEEKING TO GET MEASURE PASSED

SENATE VOTE ON LABOR MEASURES POSSIBLE MONDAY   Taft Raps Democrats for Belated Offering of Subctitute Bill

Taft Aims At Vote Monday On Labor Bills   Senator Protests Introduc tion of Brand New Leg: islation by Murray of Montana

NEW DEMOCRAT BILL ON LABOR STIRS TAFT IRE   Submitted As Substitute Fo More Stringent Action Backed By Ohioan

TAFT SEEKS FINAL LABOR VOTE MONDAY   Ohioan Protests New Demo cratic Bill As ‘Dilatorv Action’

Dems Offer Milder Bill      Senators Reject Giving Employers Power, Make Unions Liable

Milder Labor  Plan Offered  By Democrat Senaie Action Possible  Menday on Tait Propezal Substitate hy Marray

New Labor Bill Offered By Democrats   Taft Hopes for Final Senate Vote Monday

Democrats Propose Substitute Bill to Curb Union Actions   Senator Taft, Angry, May Moveto Table it in Senate on Monday

MONDAY LABOR VOTEISHOPE   ~ Taft Secks Final Action: Democrats Offer New Measure

Democrats Ready  Vit ra ae Bill .      ,Want To Substitute For Republican-Backed  Masenra

Final Vote On Labor Legislation  May Come Monday   Senate Democrats Fashion New Labor Bill Hoping To Win Truman’s Approval.

MILDER LABOR BILL OFFERED BY DEMOCRATS   SEN. TAFT PROTESTS; ACCUSES SPONSORS OF ‘DIALATORY TACTICS’

Senate Nears Final Action on Labor Bill   Substitute Bill by Democrats Mey Cause Short Delay

Hope for Final Labor Measure Vote on Monday  One Act Fashioned For Truman Approval

13 DEAD IN WRECK Al ALASKAN FIELD CAUSE 1S STUDIED   DC-3 Plunges into Hill at Yakutat; Bodies Are Burned Beyond Recognition; Ceiling Good.  OFFICIALS OF CAA HUNT FOR FACTS

DC.3 Hits Hill And 13 Lose Lives; Seek Cause   Plane Coming in For Landing, and Plunges Into Low Hillside in Yakutat

ADVISORY BOARD ON TRAINING REPORT READY   Commission Warns U.S. Faces Possibility Of Atomic Attack In 10 Years

President Gets Program For  Defense Of U.S   Adoption Of Compulsory Military Training Is Part Of Recommendation   ATOMIC WARFARE DEFENSE URGED  Cea. —— es SS ce" oe Se ae;

TRUMAN TO URGE QUICK ACTION ON ARMS PROPOSAL   Little Likelihood Of Deliberation This Sescsign

A-Bomb Attack Warning To Go To Congress ,   Sensational Report Will Recommend Universai Training

‘Severe Cold Wave Moving In On Nation   Bitter Weather Expected To Strike Down Ohio Valley Tomorrow

Storm Brews In Gulf; May End ‘Red Tide   Center About 200 Miles Southwest Of Key West

Another Storm Brewing Disastrous Fish-killing Tidé May Be Dissipated In Florid<

_ ULWind Might Blow Somebody Goo  Tropical Storm May \Dissipate ‘Red Tide’

U.S. Warned te Ease World Dollar Lack”   Other Nations May Be Unable 44 Buy Our Goods

HUNGARY EXPELS AMERICAN WRITER; HOLDS SECRETARY   Jack Guinn, AP Correspondent, Notified He Must Depart or Face Espionage  ‘Charges. °   ‘PREPARES TO LEAVE - FOR VIENNA TODAY   Budapest Acts Three Days After Yugoslavia Ousted _ Arthur Brandel of New York Times.

Hungary Qusts Associated Press Correspondent   Govt. Says Expulsion Linked With Discovery Of Espionage Group

Hungary Expels U.S. Renorfer and Arrests Secretary  Jack Quinn, Associated Press Correspondent, Banished Forever

U.S. NEWS WRITER SS ORDERED 10 LEAVE HUNGARY   Faces ‘Espionage Charge’ If He Stays, Red Regime Warns.   SECRETARY IS HELD   Americ an Correspondent Barred by Yugoslavia Quits Country.

Britain’ Asks U.S. Troops Rule Greece   Unable to Continue Burden of Arms, Says Regime in London

Britain Seeks To Give Burden Of Greece ToS   Wants To Withdraw Military Forces From Greece And Hand Burden To U. S.   CLAIM PROPOSAL BEING DISCUSSSED

BRITAIN SAYS BURDEN THERE 18 TOO HEAVY   WASHINGTON CONFIAMS REPORT THAT BRITISH SEEK. TO WITHDRAW THEIR — S FORCES   . By CHARLES A: SMITH  Tatarnatianal Maws Sarvira

President Makes Strong Plea for Trang Youth   TRUMAN IS GIVEN PRINCETON DEGREE   Says All Nations Must Join in Reper Work in Countries

Makes Plea in Princeton Speech; Says Youth of Nation Must Train to Prevent War.

Truman Places Emphasis on Preparedness   Strong Appeal Made For Mititary Training In Princeton Address

Military Training Appeal Repeated   Presisient Says America Must Stay Strong TT. Raaecnure All Peace-Loving Countries

Truman Appeals For Universal Training Progran  Says U. S. Alone Cannot Undertake _ To Remake Europe

President Again Asks for Youth Training  Says U. S. Must be Strong to Reassure . PTT 

President Stresses  U.S: Must Train Men, Be Strong, Aid Nations  In Resisting Pressures

TRUMAN MAKES STRONG APPEAL FOR UMT PLANS   Urges U. 8. Power tc Reassure Peaceful Countries

Renew Plea To Train All U.S. Youth   Need for Military Trainin; Told by Truman in Ad dress at Princeton

Plea Issuec for Youths’ Training   Truman Says Power Needed to Bolster Totalitarianism Fight

Truman Asserts U. $. Must Aid Other Nations   Says Rebuilding of Europe Is Task for Nations of World

TRUMAN PRESENTS PLEA FOR PASSAGE OF YOUTH TRAINING   Universal Military Study Plan Is Backed Today by President in Address at Princeton.   REASON FOR STAND TOLD BY SPEAKER

PRESIDENT IN PLEA FOR U.M.T. BILL   Tells Princeton Audience VU. S. Must Remain Powerful

Need Military Training Plan, U.S. Warned   Must Stay Powerful To Bolster Europe, Says President

President In New Plea For Army Training   President Addressing Prince: ton Graduating Class Makes His Strongest Appeak

U.S. Must Be Strong To Retain World Leadership, Princeton Graduates Told

Judge Rulcs ClO Workers’ Claims Are Too Trifling To Warrant Payment of Damages

Picard States Time Involved Far Too Short   Warns Some Portal Suits May Be Legal

Labor Dealt Big Blow as Portal Case Dismissed   Judge Denies Damages to Mt. Clemens Workers

—TIME ‘TOO TRIFLING = Supreme Court. Approval Might End Most Cases:   PICARD WOULD NoT ALLOW. CLAIMS BEFORE LAST JUNE 36

June 10 Limit Set By Picard On Portal Pay   No Compensation Fo: Pottery Workers, Is  Decision of Judge

Portal Pay Suit Thrown Frem Court   Federal Judge Dismisses Case Involving Detroit Pottery Plant Workers In 29-Page Opinion

Jurist Holds That ‘Walking Was ‘Trifling   Appeal To Higher Court Predicted As Mt. Clemens Pottery Workers Lose Case

‘Labor Claim On Industry Is Hard Hit  By Decision   Picard Suggests . Fime Restriction For Any Claims

Jurist Dismisses Portal Suit With Statement  . Back Wages Could No Be Reckoned Beyond Last June 10

jJuiurist Asserts That Even Actions Fo ‘Substantial’ Losses Should Not Date Back Prior To June 10.

U.S. Judge Pickard Dismisses Famed Pottery Co. Case   Jurist Emphasizes, However, Some Claims May Possess Merit

Judge Picard Of Federal District Court Holds Time ‘Too Trivial’ To  Be Considered But Leaves Door Open For Settlements  In Other Cases; Supreme Court Is To Get Case Again

May Not Affect All Suits   Picard’s Decision Leaves Door Open on Others

Time Held Trivial In Pottery Action   Ruling Doesn't Mean Other Suits Must Be Dismissed, Judge Holds

Pottery Empioyees fre Denied Damages  Case Which Opened Flood Gatac anf Suite Diemicced

JUDGE RULES PORTAL PAY UNJUSTIFIED   Suit One From Which Has Sprung Billions in Claims for Time Spent Preparing for the Work-Shift.

Refuses To Allov Back Payments  Would Put Limit On Industry’s Liability

Walk to Benches Trifling Issue, Opinion Holds   *‘Relied on Wace Act.”

Two Moves by Defense Attorney Fail   Baker and Wife Back Up Alibi Given by Defendant's Parent:

FARMER FEELING INFLATION T00   Is Not As Well Of As Year Ago, Statistics Disclose

COSTS OFFSET FARM PRICES   Dept. Report Shows Rura! Residents Not As Well Off As Year Ago

US- -Argentina  Differences  May Be Settled   Argentine Government Is Attempting To Rid Country of Nazi Influence in Business Firms.

ARGENTINA, U.S, NEARING SETTLEMEN   Advances Prospects for ‘Holding Inter-American Defense Conference,

Prospects Good for InterAmerican Defense Meeting US, Argentina Nearing Honeymoon

U.S. And Argentine Near Settlement of Long-Standing Feuc   Prospects Seem Bright fo Inter-American Defense Conference

High Court Ahsolves Editor   Durant Newspaperwoman * Wins Fight Against  Contempt Conviction

State Suerneme Court Finds Crusading Editor Not Guilty Of Contempt

REPORTS U. S. WAGES HIT RECORD HIGH   Labor Dept. Says No Signs Visible Of Recession

WEEKLY EARNINGS IN UNITED STATES SET NEW RECORDS   Labor Bureau Reports on Picture; Sees No Indication of Trend Toward Recession.   HOUSING PROGRAM “ALSO IS BETTER

Earnings at New Record High Mark   Labor Department Summary Says Demand for Labor  Is “Sustained’’

Labor Dept. Reports No Slump Sign   Weekly Earnings Mos Ever; Housing Goes To Postwar Peak.

King’s Visit To Africa Is  ‘Significant   British Roval Family’s Trip Is Described As More Than Pleasure   Vovare On Warship

Searchers Locate  Wrecked Aircraft   State Secretary, Senate Leader Killed: House Speaker in Office

searchers Find Plane Wreckage   Small Craft, Carrying Par. ty to Duck Hunt, Found in Mountains:

Search Party Reaches Scene of Plane Crash, Finds Plane Demolished And Victims’ Bodies

Oregon’s Governor Dies In Air Crash   Searching Party Reaches Wreckage; Four Bodies Found: Two Other Victims Officials

3 HIGH OREGON OFFICIALS DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Bodies of Governor, Secretary of State, Senate Head Recovered

Governor and 2 Other Officials Of Oregon Dead   House Speaker to Become Governor

Parfy Finds No Survivors   Four Men Killed ond Plane Demolished in Crash in tsoleted Rie: Rock Regios

Oregon Governor Killed in Crash  Search Party Finds Governor Perished

Crash Found   Evidence Indicates Gov. Snell And Top Officials Dead In Mishap

Oregon Governor  Lost With Plane   Secretary Of State And Senate Head Also Reported Dead tn Crashed Craft

GOVERNOR SNELL OF OREGON DIES IN PLANE CRASH   State Senate President And Secretary Of State Also Dead   HUNTING TRIP WAS PLANNED BY GROUP

Plane’s Wreckage Is Seen in Oregon;  Doubt Any Alive   Governor, Other Officials Are Feared Dead; War ‘Veteran May Be

Plane Wreckage Sighted; 2 Other State Officials Also Believed Victims

His Body and That Of Two More State Officials Reached By Rangers Today

FIND OREGON GOVERNOR DEAD INWRECKAGE   Two Other State Officials, Pilot Also Killed in Crash on Hunting Trip

Oregon Governor And Aides Killed In Crash °   Searchers Have Yet To Reach Wrecked - Plane Sighted Late Yesterday By Two Civilian Pilots; Report No Signs Of Life.

Rangers Reach Wreckage in Oregon Woods   Victims Include Secretary of State, Senate Chief, Pilot

Search Party Reaches Oregon Plane Wreckage   Governor, 2 Other State Officials, Pilot Victims Of Crash.

Forest Rangers Reach Wreckage; Find No Survivors; House Speaker Will Be Sworn In As Governor

Gov. Snell, 2 Top Aides Die   Plane Crashes in Wilds; Pilot Dead

Oregon Governor  Air Crash Victim   Bodies of Snell and 3 Companions Found in Plane Wreckage

Wreckage Of Oregon Plane  Crash Found   Evidence Indicates Gov. Snell And Top Officials Dead In Mishap

Oregon Governor Dies in Air Crash   Rescue Parties Sav None Survive

Pilot Also Dies As Plane Of Oregon Governor Crashes In Forested Area

Governor Of Oregon And Party Dead   NO SURVIVORS IN AIR CRASH, SEARCHERS REVEAL

Oregon Crash Kills Governor, ] Other Officials   Plane Pilot Also Victim When Ship Falls in Wooded Hills

Governor of Oregon Dead In Air Crash   Wreckage Found, ‘in Mountain Area;  Four Aboard Killec

Oregon’ S- Chief Executive. Dies  In Plane Crash   Governor Snell, Secretary _Of State, Senate Presi_dent, Pilot Perish, In Mountain Tragedy   Rescuers Report . Ship Demolished   Group Had -Left. Tuesday On Hunting Jaunt; Honse Speaker Next In Line  For Executive Post —

Gov. Snell, 3 Companions  Found Dead Rangers Reach  Wrecked Plane

AND 3 OTHERS “FEARED DEAD   Executive Had Set Out With Secretary of State and Senate President on Hunting Trip.   WRECKAGE SIGHTED; - NO SIGN OF LIFE   Forest Crews on Way te Scene Over Terrain  “Made Almost Impassable by Snow and Rain.

FOREST RANGER MESSAGE SAYS NONE SURVIVE   Wreckage Located and Bodies Being Broucht Out

  All In Governor's Party Found Dead   Searchers Locate Plane and Bodies of Snell, Two Officials and Pilot   LOST ON HOUR'S TRIP   John H. Hall, Speaker of Oregon House, Becomes State's Head

Find Bodies Of Governor And Party   Wreck of Plane Carrying  Governor Snell of Oregon Reached By Search Party: All Members Found Dead

Find 4 Bodies At Wreckage Of Small Ship   Rangers Believed Bringing Remains From Wooded Area

Three ‘Top, Ore. Officials: Die in Crash *   Pilot Also Dead; Plane Is Found Totally Demolished

Governor of Oregon Dead   Chief Executive and Other State Leaders Plane Crash Victims

‘ALL FOUND DEAD,’ AAF RESCUE TEAM REPORTS 10- BASE   ‘Bodies Being Removed by State Personnel,’ Message to Air Field Save.   REPORTS CONFLICTING   Still Awaiting Word from U. S, Forest Searching Parties, Supervisor Savs.

Search Crew Reports No Survivors; Gov. Snell, 2 Other Top Oregon Officials and Pilot Die in Crash.  SPEAKER OF HOUSE BECOMES GOVERNOR

Governor of Oregon Dies In Air Crash   Two Top ‘Officials, Pilot Dia When Light Plane Falls In Foreact Aran

RESCUE CREW SEES GRAFT IN HILLS   Executives Left Capital On Hunting Trip  CRASH   ls Third In Week To Shock U. S.; Disaster Attributed To Weather

Bodies Being Taken From Plane Crash   Top Oregon Official: Are Killed as Ship Is Demolished

Plane Carrying Governor Of Oregon Found   Aircraft Is Demolished: Three Others Dead In Crash

RESCUE PARTY FINDS BODIES OF AIR VICTIMS   Oregon Governor, High Offi: cials Die in Crash On Way To Hunting Lodge

Gov. Snell Of Oregon Dies in Plane Crash   Three Of State's Top Officials Among Victims

Small Plane Is Wrecked On Mountain Near Border   Snell And Top Aides Are Qhbject Of Party Pushine Toward Site

ESCUE PARTY FINDS BODIES OF CRASH DEAD      Top Oregon Officials Nilled in Desclate  Wooded Section

No Survivors in Governor Earl Snell’s Airplane   President of Senate and Secretary of State Also  Crash Victims

regon’s ie ree Highest tate Officia’, Pilot — ‘led in Plae Crash

Bodies Of Oregon Governor And Three Others Are Sought   Secretary Of State, Senate President And Pilot Also Lost In Crash Of Airnlane

2 Other Officials InPlane   Forest Officials Say Fate Of Men Not Yet Determined

SENATE LEADER BEING SOUGHT   Foresters Beating Way Through Woods To Wrecked Plane

Governor And Three Others Are Victims  Speaker Of House At Once Flevoted

Gonlten: Senate’ President And Secretary Of State To Their Death While. On y Matcation Flight:

‘Oregon Governor Believed  Victim of Airplane Crash   Woodsmen Work Through Rugged  - Terrain to- Reach Scene of Accident

econ Officials alioved Killed 7 Plane Crash   ‘Governor, Senate Head and Secretary Of State Missing

Plane Crashes En Route To Hunting Site  Ronin Da Bt   Reports Bodies Of Victims Found Are Conflicting

Gov. Snell, Oregon, Dies  In Air Crash   Bodies Of Four Found In Wreckage Of Plane By Search Party

Governor Snell Among Crash Victims   Secretary of State, Senate President on Ill-Feated Craft

Plane Crash Kills Oregon Officials ©   - Governor, Two Others Die With Pilot When Private Plane Crashes On a Hunting Trip

Three Top Oregon Officials Killed   Portable Radio Reports Plane Demolished And Four Bodies Found; Task Of Removal Believed Already Started

Governor Snell Among Victims Of Plane-Crash:   Secretary Of State, Senate President And Pilot Also Killed; Removal Of Bodtes May Be Delayed

Party Reports Plane Demolished, All 4 Killed in Crack-up   Try to Make Better Contact With Crew At Site of Wreck

ReachWreckage Officials’ Plane   Search Party Finds Governor, Others Died In Crash

WRECKAGE OF PLANE CARRYING HIGH OFFICIALS FOUND   Reached by a Search Party Today Near Klamath Falls, Ore.   PASSENGERS ALL DEAD   Bodies of Gov. Earl Snell and Z Other Top Officials Reached Today,

SEARCHING PARTY REACHES SCENE OF PLANE CRASH   STATE OFFICIALS IN PRIVATE PLANE ON HUNTING TRIP

Find Bodies Of Jregon Officials In Plane Wreck   Hunting Trip Has Tragic End

Oregon Governor, Three Others Found Dead at Crash Site   Searching Party Reaches Wreck; Speaker to Be New Chief Executive

Bodies of Gov. Snell And 3 Others Found   Search Party Reaches Scene of Plane Crash Which Cost Lives of Oregon Executive, Two Other State Officials and Pilot.

2 Other High State Officers Dead in Plane   4 Bodies in Ship Found Piled Up Against Mountain Side.

Senate Chief, Next in Line. Also a Victim   Three Key Official: And Veteran Pilot Had been Objects Of Intensive Hunt

Oregon Governor, Two Other Officials Enund Dead At Site of Plane Crash

OREGON'S CHIEF BELIEVED DEAD IN PLANE CRASH      2 Other State Aids Were Or Craft That Wrecks In Mountain District

3 OREGON OFFICIALS DIE IN CRASK:   Bodies of Gov. Snell, 3 Others Found in Wreckage

UREGON GOVERNOR KILLED IN MISHAP   Kangers Reach Scene of Accident Today; Report on Findings; Speaker to Take Office.

Two Policemen, Gunman Die in Piste] Baitle  Two Others Suffer Wounds in Vancouver Affray

NEW YORK SPY RING REVEALED   Prominent Persons Are Involved With Russian Secret Police

Charge N. Y. Man Headed Red Spying   Leon Josephson Named In Unamerican Committee’s New Report

PROBERS TOLD OF SPY SETUP   Former Communists Name Josephson As Center Of Soviet Ring

JOSEPHSON NAMED AS -LEADIN G COMMUNIST   New Yorker Is Accused Of Bein, Member Of Russian Secret Police By Wiiness

Communism and Democracy Begin Final Battle for the Control of Western Europe

Marshall Denies Molotov Figures   Ten Billions Total Dwindles to Mere $275,000,000 for U.S

RUSS CHARGE: ANSWERED BY MARSHALL —    U. S. Has Received - Less.Than 275 Millions  Reparations 

Marshall Denies U. S. and Britain Took Ten Billion in Reparations

REFUTE CHARGE UL S. ENRICHED IN REPARATIONS   Marshall Presents Statement T Big Four Showing WU. 8, Reparations

Marshall ltemizes Reparations   Declares U. S. Has Received Less Than $275,000,000 From  Control In Germany.

AALAOADS IN MOVE 10 END AIVER RIVALS   Small Business Group Tolc Barge Traffic Unfair Competition.

ass The Liniment Slide, Congressman, Slide! GOP Downs Demos, 16 To 13

Baseball (?): GOP Rally Defeats Democrats In Annual Sluefest By 16-13

Homer by Freshman Congressman Wins Washing Machine and Game for GOP

SHIP BLAZE BURNS 47 AT TEXAS CITY DOCK   Tanker, Tug Badly Damaged During Gas-Fed Fire

ANOTHER FIRE AT TEXAS CITY   47 Seamen Injured in Blaze Aboard Tanker

TANKER DAMAGED BY FIRE AT TEXAS GITY   Flames Injure 47 Seamen At Earlier Disaster Site

Tanker Fire Is Stopped _   47 Seamen Hurt In Port City’s Flareup

47 Injured In Texas City Fire   Tanker Ignites As it Was About To  Tewacea Thaek:

AUT MAKERS CONDEMIN CAR SALES RACKE   DEALERS WILL BE PROSECUTED ON TAX CHARGES

FOREIGN PLAN IS APPROVED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Is Certain That America and  Congress Favorable

KILLS MOST OF GREEN CORN IN OHIO LAST NIGHT   Soybean Damage Mounts$ Mercury Dips to 23 at Lancaster

Flood Threat Is Waning in St. Louis Area   Mississippi, Meramec Expected to Recede Rapidly: Now at Peak

Gandhi Will Go Where He Pleases, He Says, In Pakistan or Hinductan

WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND Congress’ Middle-Roaders Want Sensible Labor Bill

CALLS FOR MAIL BIDS   For Haulin Mail from Post Office To Two Depots

$ FOR MAIL KIDS      For Hauling Mail from Post Office "eT Two Depnis

Last Ritesfor — Mrs: Minnie Webb At Lost Prairie   Was Mexia News. Correspondent More Than.25. Years

LONG ROAD TO WORLD. NEWS FREEDOM MARKED BY DRAFT PROPOSED TREATY TO GUARANTEE SLOW OF INFORMATION

New Milepost in Freedom of News  Draft of Proposed Treaty Given Out

TREATY ON FREE SPEECH DRAWN   Proposes To Guarantee Free Information Over Entire World

Freedom Oi World News At Milepost   But Can't Look At Swift Action; Erect Many Barriers.

Butter Prices Take Another Sharp Drop  New Yark Whalecal,   New York Wholesale Price Slumps 6 to 61% Cents Per Pounc

BUTTER PRICES SINK SHARPLY   Drop 6 Cents a Pound on New York Market

ens the e High Prices  AMERICANS ARE EATING MORE MEAT, EGGS THAN BEFORE WAR

Americans Eating More Meat, Eggs Drink More Milk Than Before War

Southern Bell Asks Increase In Phone Rate  _ Statement Asserts ” Wages, Materials Up. Earninas Down   lHere’s How Rates, If Increased, Will Affect Limestone

SEE FIREWORKS IN CO-OP PROBE   CHARGES FLY BEFORE COMMITTEE GATHERS IN INITIAL SESSION

“Injures Small Bu Busines:  La Of Sens   Anjures Snjall Busines: crviand Counci

U. 3. PROJECT DRAWS CHARGE UF MONOPOLY   Greenbelt. Md., Housing [: Under Fire for Co-op . Establishment.

Co-op. Probe Starts With Smear Cries   Echoes Expected to be Heard in 1948 Compalan

CO-OPS EYED B CONGRESS GROUP   Charges Fiy As Study Of Competition Is Opened

Hearing Told Co-ops Unfaiz   Business Group Contends Co-operatives Injure Small Traders

Co-Ops Unfair, Says Maryland Business Group   Testifies Before House Committee

Committee Told Co-Ops Hurting Small Business   To Decide If Government Aid Is In Competition With Free Enterprise

Charges Co-Ops Are Monopolies   Congress Told Private Business Barred At Greenbelt Project

Solons Called Unfair to Small Trades  U. S. Promotes   U. S. Promotes Monopolies in Co-Ops, Charge

Italy Premier Hands In His  Resi gnatior   De “Gasperi Puls It Up To President De Nicola Whether His Regime Will Endure

Puts dt Up to Italian Provisional President  Whether Rule Continue

De Gasperi Out as Premie:  Of Italy   Submits Resignatior To Provisional Provident De Nieola

Italian Chief Of State Hands In Resignation   De Gasperi Forces Crisis With Submission. Of Resignation To President.

Italian Premier. To Resign Today   Gasperi Announces He Will Submit His  Resignation.

Gasperi Quits Premier Post; Forces Crisis   Puts Continuance Directly Up to ltalian President

Quads Born; Three Live   Delivery Made in Mountain Cabin Under Light of Father's Mining Lamp.

Mountaineer Quads Born   Three Survive; Come To Home Of Coal Mine Mule Driver In Tennessee Meuntains

QUADS BORN IN TENN, SECTION   Three Little Girls Given Chance For Survival Af. ter Birth In Mountain Cabin; “Dawggone” : Reaction Of Father.

PRICE GYRATIONS AFFECT STEEL   Policies May Become ‘De. moralized’, Journal Says

boon, sae ‘Leveling Off of. -.  Some Food Prices ‘ iP asorted by Gov't.

High Court Stops Jewish Execution   Temporary Order Grant: Stay for More Hearings

Smashes Into 200 Miles of Coast Area   Storm Uproots Trees as Tides Leap Over Seawall _

Thousands Fleeing For Safety   Winds Increase As Center Of Storm Approaches Coast; Waves Break Over Shore.

FORMER “CLEVELAND MAYOR BET 1 ENTER RACE   RAY. MILLER MAY ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY FOR GOVER. NOR AT MEETING  . FONIGHT -

Communist-Led Rebels Attack Greek: Border   Reinforcements) Ru shed In Effort to Halt  Qreseiia Neiva

Greek Situation Worsens as Reds Launch Attacks  New Communist State   New Communist State in Area Near Albania Is Battle Scene

Greek Communists Repulsed in New Frontier Battling  Attemnt ta Seize Town   Attempt to Seize Town For Capital of Red State Military Motive

Troops Beat Back Greek Guerrillas  8 Reds Apparently Try Toa Seize

GREEK TROOPS REPEL FORCES QF GUERILLAS   Communist-Led Bands Frustrated From Seizing City

Greeks Beat Back Attack  By Guerrillas   Communist-Led Group Tries to Grab honitsa As Capital for State

GREEKS BEAT BACK GUERILLA FORCES AT KONITSA GATES   Rebels Frustrated in First Attempt to Seize Town as Capital for New Communist State.   FIGHT STILL RAGES, OUTCOME IN DOUBT   War Minister Stratos Flies to Battle Zone and Reinforcements Are Rushed to Defense Points.

Guerrillas in Greece Beaten Back  Attempt to Seize Town as Capital Foiled for a Time

Regular Chinese Army Withdraws _ From Changehur   Nationalists Abandoning Capital of Manchuria to Communists, Report

Lewis Agrees To Negotiate Coal Dispute   Mine Chief’ Drops De mands for IndustryWide Bargaining .

LEWIS AGREEABLE TO NEGOTIATION   Drops industry-Wide Bargaining Demand; Parleys Start Today

Lewis Agrees To Bargain  On Coal Pacts   Industry-Wide Issue Deadlock Broken; Meetings Open Today

DeadlockIn Coal Accord Talk Broken   Lewis Relents Lr Demands For Full Bargaining Right

LEWIS: AGREES TO NEGOTIATE WITH OPERATORS   Will Deal With Three.  Fowrths Of Industry As — Seutherntrs Balk   SEPARATE CONTRACT IS BEING DEMANDED

Deadlock Is Broken In Coal Talks  Lewis To Bargain With 75 Percent Of Industry

Lewis Will Talk Terms WithGroup   Southern Operators Tc Be Left Out Of Con. tract Conference

LEWIS YIELDS ON EXTENT OF MINE PARLE}   Gives Up Demand For New Contract On  National Basis

Deadlock In Soft Coal Talks Broken  UMW Boss Agrees To Baraain With Group

Breaks Deadlock In Negotiations   Agrees To Bargain With Separate Groups

Pleads Innocent Of Strangling Wife   Speech Freedom Promised Poles   Detonate Big Japanese Mine on U.S. Shore

Complete Action On Labor Curbs   House Sends Bill To The Governor

GI Prisoner Killed, Twelve Injured in Leavenworth Riot   Tear Gas Used by Guards to Quell Uprising in Army Barracks

54 Hold Out In Gas Filled Cell Block   One Man Killed, Several Prisoners, Guards Iniured

514 DEFY ARMY PRISON AUTHORITIES   213 Negroes Give Up After 48 Hour Race Riot

This Morning 213 No3roes Give Up—Trouble Starts  Over Color Line

Wind, Rain in South; Sleet Hits Toledo   Business Places, Factories Suffer Much Damaae

HIGH WIND, RAIN DAMAGE CLIMBS IN STATE TODAY   Dayton Plant Watchman Killed as Storm Topples Chimney

AIN, WIND STORMS LASH OHIO CITIES   Dayton, Springfield Hit Hard: Sleet Disrupts Toledo Activities

IS FOR FEDERAL AID   Council of Churches Approves School Help; N.E.C. Doesn't

Little Loss of Coal Expected In Mine Holiday   Period of Mourning Comes in Week of Traditional Idleness.

Miners Jump Gun on Holiday   13,000 West Virginia Coal Diggers Lay Down Tools Ahead of Time in Week of Mourning for 111 Workers

‘Modern Robinson Crusoes  Shipwrecked Quintet Find Island ‘Luxurious’.

U.S. Clashes With Russia   Talks End Without Palestine Settlement

Winter Begins— Says the Calendar  ee . wmnieore 2a CMI re PIF are se wmweTermo

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Storm Hit Palm Beach   Meatless Days Loom

SENATE APPROVES  $300, 000,000 FOR FOREIGN REIFF   Lawmakers Reject House-Approved Restrictions on Aid to Communist-Dominated Countries,   REQUIRES U. S. MARK ON GOODS, HOWEVER   4 Measure Now Goes to Senate House Conference Committee for Adinstment of Differences.

Senate Votes Full $350 Million Func For Foreign Relief  Bill Requires Food And Meicin s All a Car ee eee

Senate Puts Up Full Sum for Europe   Must Get Together With The House, Which Pared It To 200 Million

Full” Foreigit Whief Bill ~ Passed by Senite: Changes -Writlen by louse Omilled

Senate Votes to Provide Relief Funds  Measure Now Goes to Committee

Senate Votes $350 Million Relief Funds   Casts One-Sided 79-4. Votes House Plan Is Rejec

Senate Votes Full Sum for Foreign Reliel   Measure Now Goes to Joint Committee for Several Adjustments

Senate Passes  Foreian Aid Bill   Votes 79 To 4 To Grant Fund Asked To Relieve Siiffering Ahraad

SENATORS GIVE $350 MILLIONS FOREIGN RELIEF   House Bill Rejected As To Amount And Also  On Restrictions

BY SENATE IN RELIEF FUNDS   U. S. TO PLAY LONE HAND IN FOREIGN PROGRAM

Jenate  Rejects Plan Of House To Cut Funds  $350,000,000 To * Go For Medicine,

Foreign Relief Appropriation Gels Approval   Senate Votes Full $350, 000,000 To Relieve Suffering

Senate Votes  to Provide Relief Funds  Measure Now Goes to Committee for Adjustments

House Plan to Cut Fund ‘Turned Down  By Vote of 79 to 4   House-Approved Restrictions on Aid to Red-Dominated Nations Left Out of Bill: Legislation Goes to Conference Session

Rejects House Plan To Cut Expenditure And Deny Aid To Red-Dominated Nations

SENATE VOTES FOR FOOD BIL   House Plan To Limit Aid To Foreign Nations  Is Turned Down

FOREIGN RELIEF BILL APPROVED BY SENATE VOTE   ‘Measure Will Have To Be Compromised With House  Version   LOWER CHAMBER HAS CUT APPROPRIATION

U.N. Council Turns to Java;  Shelves Egypt   Trieste Governor Candidates Narrow Down to Three

18 Texans Are Reported Dead Tn Auto Wreeks   ,  — Violent Deaths Add 9 : ~ hel  to State’s Total   Violent Deaths Add 9 to State’s Total Since Dec. 19

Germans Uneas) As They Learn Byrnes Is Out   Appointment of Marshall Hailed By Soviet Paper

Germans Are Surprised By U.S. Change  Byrnes Resignation Comes As Surprise

Bomb Sent Chicagoan ina Clock   Vet Seriously Hurt B; Explosion Of “Present’ From Girl

Russia s Late Start In Jap War Is Cited   American Delegate De clares Latin-Americans Did More  Than Late Entries.

BABY BECOMES SITTER’S WIFE   Man, 20, Hired To Stay With Girl, 13, Wins Her In Marriage

Bloodhounds Trail Kidnaping Suspec   State Police Using Dog: In Search On Eastern ~ Shore

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Pegler Writes Pointed Letter To Henry Wallace

101 AT PHILLIPSBURG   Ne Relief Promised From Kansas Heat Before Saturday

LUCAS STAYS OUT OF GOVERNOR RACE   ACTION SEEN AS MAKING SENATOR AVAILABLE AS TRUMAN'S RUNNING MATE,

Illinois Senator Declines to Seek The Governorship  ae Apparently Make  imcalft Availahle in   Lucas Apparently Makes Himself Available in Vice-President Bid

Lucas Makes National Bid   Milinois Senator Aims At Vice Presidency

Flood Crests in St. Louis Area Are Leveled Out  But New Warnings Are Also Received

STEEL INDUSTRY  MAY CUT PRICES   If Carried Out, the Move Would Prove Shot in Arm For Administration.

Move Would Boost Govt. Anti-Inflation Campaign; Lower Building Costs Seen

Plane Strikes Electric ‘Cables Near Linweod, Causes Power Blackout

Better Support Of Plan  Coming   Millions Expected To Alter Menu For Today

Poultry And Eggs Go Off Today’ sMenu   Prices Continue To Climb At Most Primary Markets

Prices Keep Up Dizzy Spiral   Mixed Reactions To Food Conservation

Widespread Co-operation Is Predicted   _ Prices Continue © Climbing in Primary Food Markets

Organizations Give Support To Food Plan  Shutdown Seen For Nation’s

Eggs, Poultry Off U.S. Menus   Observance of Truman’s Request for Abstinence Is General, but Objections Are Made by Cafe Men, Housekeepers   NO EGGS, POULTRY THURSDAY

Support Of Truman’s Appeal To Save Food Is Gainmg Momentum   More Effective Cooperation. Expected Today, The First Eggless And Poultryless Thursday Of Drive.

Fleeman Flays Aeronautics Bill  Mississippi County Legislator-Aviator

KIDNAPING LAID “TOJAIL BREAKER   Man Says He Was. Forced to Aid Fugitive

Pope to Give  Christmas  Broadcast   , But Health Does __ Not Permit Usual * Observance

Says Tax and Debt Reduction Both Possible   Ex-Treasury Aide Hits Excessive Taxpayer Load

BothPossible: Says J. W. Hanes   ————  Let People, Instead - of the Government, Spend  "Thats Own. Money

Hanes Tells Senators Nation Can Have Both Tax Reduction and Cut In Debt With Budget Trimming

TAX SLASH PLAN URGED BY HANES   Ex-Treasury Aid Also Says Debt Could Be Reduced

Hanes Asks SpeedyVote By Senate   Is One of First Backers of Income Tax Cut to Be Heard by Unit of Upper House  Scores ‘Inflation’      Scores ‘Inflation’   Only Difference Will Be, He Says, UL 8. Won't Spend

Tax and Debt Cut Possible   Senators Told Slash Of Truman Budget Will Bring Reduction

KCKS TRUMAN AEQUEST FOR BI MILLIONS   rges Repayment ¢ Made Obligaarv. However

Unions Abandon Battle For National Pattern In Phone Strike Settlement

Settlements Announced in at Least A Dozen States After Month’s Tie-Up

Telephone Unions Strive to Reach Local Agreements   NFTW Abandons Efforts for Industry-wide Boost in Pay Scale   LONG LINES STRIKE SEEN AS NEAR END   Wage Settlements Are Obtained in Dlincis and Washington, D. C.

Local Contract Talks Speeded   N. F. T. W. Disbands Policy Committee; Illinois, Washington Agreements Made

Temperatures   Telephone Negotiations Put on Local Basis; Charges Fly in Denver   National Federation Adopts New Strategy, Abandoning Plan for Country-wide Strike Settlement

AUGURS EARLY RESUMPTION OF NORMAL SERVICE   Local Pacts In Dozen States AreSigned As Result

Union Abandons Eftorts To Get National Pattern   Many Wage Settlements Reached Soon After Order Given To Begin Bargaining Locally

Phone Strikers Drop Drive for National Raise   Local Settlements Speeded; Toll Line Dispute Continues

ON LOCAL BASK   Federation Abandons Drive for Settlement On Nationwide Scale

Workers And Company Officials Hammering On Local Settlements   Agreements Announced In Illinois And Washington Followed Reversal Of Strategy Of Union’s Policy Committee.

Leaders Claim Union's Funds Are Exhausted  Efforts To Obtain bhl.20*....U wm 2c...   Efforts To Obtain National Pattern Of Hikee Dranned

PHONE STRIKE SETTLEMENTS ARE UNDER WAY   Break Comes as Union Leaders Abandon National Pattern of Wage Boosts.

- CONCILIATORS ALSO. HAVE. FIRM: _AND.WORKERS ONLY TWO CE AN HOUR APART ON LONG LINE

NATIONAL WAGE TALKS DROPPED   Phone Unions To Negotiate on Looal Levels

Phone Union Reverses Its Strategy   Settlements Now Are Being Made On Local Basis

Phone Unions Quit National Wace Fight   Leaders Turn to Negotiations on Local Basjs

Dozen Phone Disputes End   National Pay Boost Abandoned by Union

TELEPHONE STRIAE BREAKS’ STARTED IN UNITED STATES   Local Settlements Are Hammered Out by Un ion, Company Officials Plan Other Meetings.  ILLINOIS, C APITAL  ~~ 2s fa &

AMERICAN HOUSE MEMBERS. BARRED FROM YUGOSLAVIA   Try in Vain to Obtain Permission From Tito to Visit U. S. Embassy at Belgrade.   NO EXPLANATION FOR REFUSAL GIVEN   Congressmen Advised ‘They Probably Would Be Shot Down if They flew in Without Visas.

YUGO ‘POCKET VETO’  Tito’s Guns Back Visa Ban  AMG Warns House Fliers

YUGOSLAVS BAR CONGRESSMEN FROM VISITING   U. S. Military Warned Plane Might Be Shot Down If Visaless

Group Warned Plane ‘Would Be Shot Down’  Solon Says Yugoslav Threat Barred Visit

13-YEAR-OLD GIRL CONFESSES SLAYING   Junior High School Student Killed Child After Sexually Mistreatine Her

Junior High Student Kills Girl; Aged Five   Young Child Attacked For Refusal To Disrobe

Young Girl Arrested In Slaying    Junior High School Student Confesses Killing '5-Year:Old .

SNOWSTORM HITS SEABOARD   Snowfall in East Ranges From Three To Four Feet

Russia Blames Greece  for Disorders Asks U.N. to Oust  Foreign Troops From That Country

RUSSIA WANTS U.S. TROOPS TO LEAVE GREECE   Reds Unhappy About Investigation in  Balkans

Russians Seek To Oust Troops From Greece   Asks U.N. to Order Foreign Military Out of That Country

Time Extended For Nurses To  Enlist In Army  September 30 Js   September 30 Js New Deadline For Fntry

ARMY TO DISPOSE OF CAMP CROWDER   SPRAWLING MILITARY POST SOUTH OF NEOSHO IS DK. CLARED SURPLUS.

CAMP CROWDER DECLARED SURPLUS   To Be Turned Over to War Assets Administration For Disposal January 13, Says Short.

TVDENITION TH ONT HAT...”  EXPEDITION TO SOUTH POLE « PREPARES TO UNLOAD SHIPS   PLANS COMPLETED FOR SET TING UP BASES .FOR -THEEXPLORING OF ANT.  ARCTICA %

Carl Miller Foreman Cf Grand Jury   Four Women and Two Men Sworn in Tuesday Morning by Judge Chfferd O. Wild.

Jump Chosen Foreman Of Grand Jury   Four ‘Women And Two Men ‘Begin Their Investigations of Cass Law Violations.

PAGE SERVICES ARE HELD TODAY   Thomas Page, 81 Dies At His Home Here Saturday.

Security Council Still Wrestling With Dutch Row   Gromyko Hurls New Charges; U.S. Ready To Ask Investigation

Gromyko Complains To Council   Accuses Dutch of Trying to ‘Drown’ Far East Dispute  In Technicolities

‘A. P. Correspondent Honored  Gold Star Mothers Elect; ‘Hal Boyle Gets Citation

1947 POTATC SUPPORT PLAN   GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES NEW PRICE PROGRAM FOR SPUDS

War Between U. S., Russia Possible 'V. F. W. Delegates Are Advised

VETO SHRINKS SAFETY  War Possible With Russ VFW Session Warned _

President Troman Leade Niation In Ceremonies At Shirine On Banks OF Potomac

SOLID ROCK SHIELDING SUPER LABORATORY!<:  ARMY DIGS VAST A-BOMB CAVES LINDER MOUNTAINS. PAPERCLAIMS  Rd

BIG UNDERGROUND DEFENSE REPORTED   Denver Writer’s Atom Story Lacks Confirmation

Defense Caverns Being Built in New Mexico Now   Thousands of Men Using Ponderous Machinery Busily at Work

DEFENSE CENTER UNDER ROCKIES IS DESCRIBED   For Possible World War 3

“Invite” Senior Member of Yugoslav Delegation, To Leave Free Territory

‘Speaking Frankly’—Chapter 3: Poland’s Government And Its Boundary Cause ‘Big 3’ Issue   Ry JAMES F. BYRNES

Head Of OTC Takes Blame For Rent Hike Order   Felt Order Justified After Talk With President, Fleming Declares

Tells Banking Committes   He Did Know Of   Truman Views   PRESIDENT HALTED PLANS WEDNESDAY

General Assumes Blame for Writing Order  Rent Mystery Is Cleared at . ma _—s y

Fleming Takes Rent Increase - Responsibility   OTC Director Explains Mysteries Behind

Fleming Takes Blame In Rent Boost ‘Comedy’   Head of OTC Tells All Before Senate Banking Committee

Fleming Takes Responsibility For Rent Orde:  zat Head Defends  aw UDiue & & a, zg aqnasn as, &   OTC Head Defends His Plan to Grant Across-Board Raise

Fleming Says He Gave Order To Hike Rents   OTC Boss Explains Mysterious Mixup

General Assumes Blame for Writing Order  Rent Mystery Is Cleared at , Committee Probe

HEAD OF OTC TARES BLAME IN RENT PUSH   FLEMING SAYS HE DIDN’T KNOW HOW TRUMAN STOOD

Makes Explanation Before Senate Commilttec. Says Did Not Know President’s Positiou-

U. S. RENT ORDER ~— MIXUP IS CLEARED   Major General Fleming Reveals He Issued Decree for Increase That Truman Killed.

OTC Chief Takes Rent Snarl Blame   Fleming Thought, After Talk with President, Increase Justified.

FlemingSaysFault His In Rents Mixup   “Says He Acted On Own Responsibility Afier Talkine With Preaident Teuman

int Session of  Congress Hears Mexico's Chief   Back Democracy With Force To Discourage Dictators—Aleman

Legion Head Urges Troops For Greece If Reds Invade  Griffith Warns World Conflagration Could Start At Moment's Notice

Tax Program Gets Signal To Go Ahead   Duff Proposal   Duff Proposal Modified By GOP Leaders

Farmers Are Set To Harvest Big Corn Crop Soon   Tobacco Yields Also Run Higher Than Anticipations

Farmers Prepare For High-Priced Yield... . Prospects For Corn Crop In State Good

SENATOR DOUD FLAYS REPORT OF FOUNDATION   State Control Board Denies Accusations  Of Roberts Body

Seeks To Color Solon Opinions,  Savs Sen. Doud   Philadelphia Probers Charge ‘Brutality, Neglect. Incompetence’.

Report ‘Unfair'--Control Board  Rlecerihec Mental Hospital Claims as 'Thoreuachiv Untvpieal'

Denies Union To Sign Labor Law Affidavits   Thomas Says Auto Workers Didn’t Vote Non Communist Signatures

New Overell Case Evidence   Expert Testimony May Prolong Trial Month, Say Counsel

G. O. P. Plans Rapid Action On Case Bill   Decision to Push Labor Statute Made At Party Meeting

Revised Case  Bill Rushed   Republican Senators Anxious To Tackle Labor Leg: -aslation Immeriatelv.

GOP Senators To Push New Case Labor Bill   Measure May Get Brief Hearing; Waener Act. Strike Issues Next

Senate Republicans Spurn Proposals To Investigate First   ALSO PLAN TO CONSIDER CHANGES IN WAGNER ACT

Senate Group to Seek Early Action on Bill  General Strategy Provides for Brief Hacanring

New Labor Bill To Be Pushed to Speedy Passage   GOP to Go Ahead Witt Revision of Case Measure

Republicans Plan Speedy Revision of Labor Laws   Revam 9 Case Bill First Measure on Senate pin et: Other Changes Coming Later

Senate Republicans Io Speed Approval Of Revised Case Bill   Far-Reaching Decision Re jects In Advance Plan Traman May Hold For Study Of Labor Situation

Revised Case Bill Will Be Pushed  General Stra On Measures Aoted

Senators to Push Casel. Labor Bill  e Racarded ™   Measure Regarded > As Starting Point

Senate Republicans Decide To Push Revised Case Labor Bill To Speedy Passage in Session   Measure Similar to One Congress Passed Last Year And Truman Vetoed; Would Require Financial Reports

GOP Senators Push Revised  Labor Measure   Will Call for Speedy Pas sage; Forego Careful Labor Study Before Achon

REVISED CASE BLL TO HIE “QUICK ACTION   Other Labor Bills, Including Closed Shop Ban, on Senate List.

Drouth Tareat Unreal   Weather Bureau Has Heartening Words For Wheat Farmers

Nine Indicted in Blackmarket ‘Sugar Ring   Detective-Story . Yarn Is Told.

Census for 1947 Places Total Figure at 27,019 Residents   16,632 IN LAWRENCE   Boost Will Mean More Pay for Eight of County Officials

County Shows a Population Gain   Census for 1947 Places Total Figure at 27,019 Residents   16,632 IN LAWRENCE   Boost Will Mean More Pay for Exght of County Officials   Deets fone Pae Wikea

(CONGRESSMEN STEAL MARCH ON REDS, riv HLIGE WREATH ON PETKOV GRAVE

OHIOAN ‘DOUBTS’ TALK OF ASCORD   Firm Plans Adjustments On Bills For Service Lost

Rescuers Seeking Explosion Victims   15 Known Dead; 1000 Are Injured in Acid Blast

RESCUE SQUADS DIGGING It WRECEAGE AT LOS AN: .GELES FOR BODIES OF  . ‘VICTIMS. gi” ay,

30 May Have Perished, 150 Seriously Hurt As Chemical Explosion Levels Buildings

Hunt For More Blast Victims In Los Angeles   Death Toll In Explosion May Reach 30 Is Estimate Of Rescue Workers   NEARLY 400 PERSONS BELIEVED INJURED  (BULLETIN)

TRIBUNAL REFUSES APPEAL OF CURLEY   Boston Mayor's Convietion Of Fraud Kept Out of Sunreme Cébrt .

Peace Treaty Hopes Lift Japan Spirit   See Hope for Future in Attitude of U. S, and Other Nations

JAP BOUNCE AT GHANGE OF OPEEDY PEACE   indolence Since Surrender Gives Way to New Optimism.

FORECAST OF © -- PRICES: MADE   FEDERAL AGENCY  P: SLIGHT DROPS IN  LUXURY ITEMS AND FOODSTUFFS

Top-To-Bottom Shakeup Of Ohio Sales Tax Setup To Aim At ‘Chiselers’

Food Bill No Lower During  Coming Year   Bann kac Benantad   : et, © ee Supplies Expected To Be Adequate; Less Meat Availahie

~ FOR STRIKERS   Greek Parliament Adopts _ Most Drastic Labor » Lenislation ~

New Laws on Labor Mean for Greeks Drastic Legislation   Pénalties for Strikes Run From Imprisonment for  Six Months, Up to Death

Attitude of U.S. Is Changed Over Indonesia Affai   Dutch Cannot Expect Same Sympathy They Got 18 Months Ago

HOMER. LOOMIS APPEALS TERM IN WORK CAME   Defendant's Father Charges Youth ‘Crucified’

Columbians’ Leader Guilty In Riot Gase   12-Month Sentence Delayed for“Appeal By Homer Loomis

NEGRO-HATING GROUP LEADER GETS A YEAR   Sentence Stayed When New Tnrial Motion Is Offered

SOLUMBIANS' LEADER GIVEN YEAR AT GAME   Jury Returns Quick’ Verdict on First of Three . State Charges.

Columbians Head ‘Guilty In Riot Case   Loomis Now To Be Tried On Charge of Usurping Police Authority.

Columbians’ Leader Convicted Of> Riot And Given 12 Months By Georcoia Cour

Thirteen Hurt, Two Killed In Road Crash   Four Cars, Two Busse: Are Involved in Accident at Stockton

UN Council Opens rome Session  Group Urged To Help ~ War-Ravaged Nations

BRITISH INSIST ON U.N. ACTION TO AID EUROPE   Economic Commission To Help War-Ravished Nations Asked

High Prices, Shortages Cause Action __  No Reduction In '4& Wheat Output Seen

Government Abandons Plans ‘to Reduce Wheat  Production Goals Next Year

U. S. Retains ~ Wheat Goal:   Plans to Reduce Outpu For 748 Abandoned

ABANDON PLAN FOR CROP CUT   Government Will Call Fo: Renewal of High Wheat Production Goals

Reduction of Grain Crops  Is Abandoned   High Grain, Food Prices Plus Shortages Abroad e Plans for Cut  Tn Peaducton Coals

TUTHILL TO LEAD   Memphis Conductor Guest At Music Camp's Fourth Concert Sunday

Bia 4 Sessions ~ Open Tuesday   Molotov Arrives After Trip by Plane

BIG-4 TALKS OPEN TUESDAY   Soviet Minister And Aides Arrive in London For  Treaty Conference

Interest High As Delegates Arrive In London For Big-4 Germany-Austria Conference

Molotov Lands At Parley Site   ‘Confers With Aides Prio: Te. Bic 4. Meating

2 Rapists Face Start OF Trial   Negroes Escorted To Jackson Court By Heavy Guard

Governor Names Hospital Council.  Blerring to Serve as Ex-officie Chairman

END HEARINGS ON LILIENTHAL   « Committee Vote on Atomic Nominations Is Likely Tomorrow

SENATE GROUP ENDS HEARINGS OF LILIENTHAL   McKellar Quits Questioning; Start Closed Session

Atomic Hearings Close   Committee to Meet In Closed Session With Lilienthal, Knowland Says

End Hearings On Appointment Of Lilienthal   Vote Unlikely Before Wednesday; Little Opposition Is Predicted

Atomic Energy Committee Of Senate To Meet In Closed Session Today With Lilienthal And Others.   APPROVAL EXPECTED ON FIVE NOMINATIONS

Treasure Islane Radar Equipment Saved From Fire   Building Burns But $40,000, 000 Worth Of Navy Radar Equipment Is Saved

Costly Radar Devices Saved At Base Blaze   34 Injured in Battle as Flames Inflict Damage set at $€'50,00¢

FIRE DAMAGE: AT NAVY BASE   FORTY MILLION DOLLARS OF RADAR. EQUIPMENT WAS ' NEARLY DESTROYED . .BY FLAMES

DISBAND MINE BOSSES UNION   UMW Affiliate With 30, 000 Members Will Wind Up Affairs Thursday

BRITAIN SEEKING JAVA FIGHT END   Bev Reveals Nation Working on Solutions

Marines Drive South To Pinch Off East Area   Trained In U. S., Dutch Motorized Units Push Alead After Landing From Warships

TO HEAR COMPLAINTS   City Council Will Listen to Citizens on Paving Assesssments

CHINESE PASSENGERS DIE IN STEAMER FIRE      Death Toll At Least 125 As Victims Are Trapped

125 CHINESE DEAD AFTER SHIP BURNS   Steamer at Hong Kong Is Gutted by Flames Today.

Boat Blown 3.000 Miles OFF Course, Seamen Found After 6 Weeks  On Desolaie Isle

Wrecked Fishermen Found on Tiny Island  Fishing Schooner Blown 1,000 Miles Off Its Reqular Course

Men Faced Near Starvation In The Pacific Five Fishermen Saved After  Six Weeks On A Tiny Island

Big Four Set Preliminaries in Peace Talk   London Conference. Fixes Agenda Hems for Germany, Austria

Background Is One of Unrest   Agree on Six Hems for An Agenda it Gernon, Austricn Treaty Talks

Diplomats In Second Try for German Peace   ‘Marshall Meets Molotov, Bevin, Bidault To Renew Efforts at Writing Treaty For Austria, and Union for Germany

Rift Wide As Parley Begins   Big Four Ministers Take Up Task of Fram ing Reich Peace Pact In Tense Atmosphere

Four-Power Council Agrees on Six Items for Agenda as Fourth Session Gets Underway.   MOLOTOV AGREES TO DISCUSS TREATY PLAN

Molotov, in Surprise Move, Okehs Discussion of So-Called Brynes Treaty on German Demilitarization

Big 4 Meet to Tackle Peace Pact   Foreign Ministers Renew Efforts on German Treaty

THE BIG FOUR IN SECOND ATTEMPT FOR GERMAN PEACE   Despite the Wide Open Conflict Between Russia and Western Powers.   MARSHALL MET MOLOTOV   Bevin and Bidault Were Present in Blue and Gold Council Room.

BIG 4 ACCEPTS 6-ITEM AGENDA   Molotov Agrees To Taiks ‘On Byrnes Plan

‘Proposal fo Discuss ‘Byrnes Treaty” Plan Unexpectedly Accepted by USSR's Molotov   Urder in Which Items Will Be Treated Unsettled

Big-4 Ministers Start Talks on German Peace   Meet Amid, Open Rift Between Russia and Western Powers

Russia Accepts Proposal   Order Of Six Accepted Items Still Unsettled

Argentine’s First Li ady To Visit Europe  Franco Prepares Gala Senora Peron Party

Ex-Railroader Dies   How To Welcome Argentina's First Lady Puzzles European Officials

Russia Calls U. S. Reques!  Interference   Turn Down Suggestion That Committee of Allied and Hungarian Officials Investigate Politicians

VETERANS UNDER 21 TO RECEIVE BENEFITS   Ceurt Of Appeals Verifies Previously Luplied Decision Vekoldine Act

British Said Dodging Job In Palestine   Russia Joins U. S. Delegate In Criticism

Britain Blocking Partition Accord, Russian Charges   England Intends to Work Against Settlement, Red Delegate Claims   CRUCIAL TEST VOTE ON PROPOSAL NEAR   Fate of Compromise Plan Hinges -on - Decision of  §57-Nation Comniittee

Reds Say Britain Working Against UN Palestine Cure   Accusation Comes in Closing Phase of Debate On Holy Land's Future

Britain Flayed on Palestine  Russian Says Country Works Against   Russian Says Country Works Against tl) N. Solution of Holy Land Problem

Russia Accuses Britain Of Working Against Solution Of Palestine Problem

WESTFIELD MAN DIED NOVEMBER 3   Ralph Schurlock Passed Away At Home After:  Longo Sickness

D. L FAIR DIED TODAY   Resigned January 3 8 3 as Director of State Hickhwas Comminsion

High Price of Corn Aids Grain Exports   Farmers Market Light Weight Hogs, Sell Their Carn

Sak SURES BA stony Be age, ea ee nt  Suggests Hawaii Recnme a County ©

Governor OKs Omnibus Bill   Rennebohm Signature On Measure Passed Last Menth At Madison

T-H Affidavits Get Murray OK   But CIO Head Still Won't Sign One

Reuther Is Endorsed by C.1.0. Head  Murray Okays Taft Affidavits

Murray Yields on  e s Affidavits  Gives Auto Union Green Light but  Will Refuse to Sign Himself

MURRAY SAYS AUTO WORKERS CAN SIGN PACT   Gives Go-Ahead Sign On Non-Communist Affidavits —   SPEAKS TODAY   C.1.0. Leader Reat. firms Own Stand Against Siening

Auto Workers Told to Comply With New Law   Murray Gives Union Signa! To Sign Affidavits, But He Won't, Himseif

§t-An Hour Minimum Wage   Demand Is Made. At Annual . Convention

aA UNIONS FAEE TO SIG IF THEY WISH   In Speech to Convention CIO Head Says Lewis Can’t Split Auto Workers.

THREAT OF NEW ‘DUST BOWL’ CLAIMED IN WESTERN AREF   PHICE SUPPORT, PRODUCTION CONTHOLS AND SOIL CONSERVATION URGED BY SENATORS

Russia Wins If Franco Stays, Claim   Prieto Warns Soviet May Gain Gibraltar Strait Unless Policy Changes

Russia Threatens  Control Of Spain   Spanish Leader Warns Of Danger If Policies Toward Franco Regime  RPamain

BAR FLIES WEEP, SING  WCTU Women Haunt Beer  Tavernsin Reform Drive

Pasadena WCTU Launches Campaign in Bars But Pians No Threats, Violence

State Solons End Recess  Return to Capitol With Reactions On Vasecmadeaki’a A4occace

Nude Woman‘ Body Is Found After Fight   Bill To Permit Gift Of Airports Approved

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Hotel Guests Leave Towels But They Still Smoke In Bed

JANUARY THAW SETTLES SNOW   Central California Has Freezing Weather, 21 At Fresno

THAW REMOVING COVER OF SNOM   Seasonal To Mild Temperatures Recorded East Of Rackies

Moderating In Midwest   Snow Being — Dissipated Even In Northwest

Levy Requires OK of Voters  In Referendum   Administration Trying to Kill House Measure on Utility Tax

Army Jet Plane Brings World Speed Mark to US by Flying 623.8 MPH; Return Record First Time in 24 Years

Army Fighter Sets World Speed Mark   Jet Plane Flies At 623 Miles An Hour Over Set Course

Army Jet Sets Record   Speed of 623.8 Miles Per Hour Gives'U. S. First Win Since ’23

U, 5. JET SPEEDS RECORD 623 MPH   Army Regains World Mark For America In Dash

Army Jet Plane Does 623.8 m.p.h. to Regain World’s Speed Record for lI ¢.

Asheville Man At Controls....  W orld Speed Record Set By U.S. Plane

Army Jet Plane Regains Record   Travels at Rate of 623.8 Miles Per  Hour in Test

World Speed Record Set by Army Jet Plane   Mark of 623.8 MPH Established at Muroc, Calif. hv Col Rawd

Army Jet Plane Wins Air Speed Record For U. 5.   Colonel Flies P80-R At Average Rate Of 623.8 Miles An Hour

Highlights Of Truman Talk  Urges No Cut In Excise Tax   FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Close Watch Kept On Tropical Storm Moving Across Gull   East Texas Forest Fire Fighters Given Little Hope of Relief

DAILY SHOWERS IN STATE BRING COOL WEATHER, FLOODS   Highways, Irrigation Systems and Crops Damaged By _ Flask: Floss?

Seeks General Election in Great Britain   Conservative Party to Debate Issue Next Week

Keep Identity of “Comrade Juniper” Secret; Said To Be Leading Figure

National F igure? Congressional Labor Body Keeps Secret Idenity Of ‘Juniper’

“Comrade Juniper” Becomes Top Mystery’ Personality Of Nation   Name Of Prominent Figure “In Labor And Outside _ Labor’?. -Kept. Secret :As ‘Disclosure Would. * Have. “National Political Sisnificance.”’

Budenz Tells Of ‘Juniper, High U. 5. Communist  wteowee fC’ anembe   Perjury Counts Against 2 A-C Union Officials Asked At Hearina

Former Communist Spills Bea  Se eneteeteligeetiamnenenecenetene teeta  RANKING AMERICAN IS IDENTIFIED AS A COMMUNIST LEADER

THOUSANDS AT PENNSYLVANIA FARM SHOW   Five-Day Exposition at Harrisburg Expected to Draw 500,000 Spectators.

Hunt for Boat Comes to End After 5 Days   Vessel Battered and Ripped by Gale Termed ‘Hellcat’

‘SNOW REMOVAL GOST $28,700 ‘REPORTS SHOW   State And County Speat $25,000 With City Ex pending $3,700   HIGHWAY DAMAGE NOT CONSIDERED SERIOUS

CHEST FALLS SHORT DESPITE GIFTS AT HOLIDAY SERVICES  TOTAL ONLY $326.22 BELOW QUOTA; CLEANU!

CHEST FALLS SHORT DESPITE GIFTS AT HOLIDAY SERVICES  TOTAL ONLY $326.22 BELOW QUOTA; CLEANUE DONATIONS ARE URGED

Scholars Study Long Secret Lincoln Papers  Voult in Library of Congress Opened at Midnight; Important Documents Available

Secret Papers Reveal New Evidence Lincoln Attempted to Avoid Civil War

LINCOLN’S SECRET PAPERS PEVEAL PATIENT EFFORTS TQ AVOID CIVIL WAR

Lincoln Scholars Pore Over Papers   Long-Secret Documents Of Abraham Lincoln Opened To Experts At Midnight Last Night

TB Vaccine, Announced by Ill. U., May Remove Need for Sanitarium:

Dr. Cutshall To Talk On ‘‘New  Frontier” Oct. 13 Free To Public At   Free To Public At The First Lutheran

Truman Mum On Wallace   President To Lunch With Solons Tuesday   Truman Program Blasted by Reds   News Flashes

Pay Your Poll Tax!   Controls Opposed Anywhere In State Area Water Group In New Blast On Curbs

‘TEXAN TELLS CHICAGO ~ Hot Weather Nothing Nov Compared to Old Days

Talk About Hot Weather, Texan Says Chickens Even Shedding Feathers

WASHINGTON MERRY -GO- ROUND    REPUBLICANS HAVE CHANCE TO HOUSECLEAN POCKET: BOOK CONGRESSMEN; TAFT STEAM-ROLLBK SQUELCHES  APPOSITION: GOP BOLTERS ARE WHIPPED INTO LINE

Urges War Materials Sent Home   Weir Announces Increase In Steel Prices

STEWART FEHL: ROLIS - cee 818 TOTAL. IN FIRST. NIGHT ‘OF LUTHERAN TOURNAMEN?

Highest Game Of 'The: Evening 257, Also. Bowlea By Schmidt.. ‘Tourna“intent Continues Motiday. Nicht.

‘FREEDOM BID OF M’ARTHUE   Say General’s Declaration on End of Occupation Is Best Expression of the Nation’s Position World Has Heard.

Japs Divided on Proposals for Ending Occupation   Fear Being Cut Off From U.S. Aid and Military Influence

japanese Fear yinancial Atd Will Be Halted   Acclaim MacArthur’s Declaration On Position of Nation

Japanese Acclaim Tempered   Many Praise MacArthur Declaration, But Others Fear Loss of U. S. Aid and Stabilization

[MacArthur's Declaration Hailed By Japs as Strongest Picture of \Nips’ Position the World Has Had

STRONGEST EXPRESSION YET—— Japanese Acclaim MacArthur's Idea: Want U. S. Economic Help

Japs Praise MacArthur's TreatyStand   Many Voice Fear Of Being Cut Off From U.S. Help

Japs Applaud MacArthur’s  Statement   Fear Loss OfU.S.  Financial Aid

Japanese Hail MacArthur’s Declaration But Fear Lack Of U. S. Financial Aid And Military Might

M’Arthur Acclaimed By Japs   Statement Made By General Is Widely Applauded

Japanese Hail MacArthur Plea For Early Peace   Fear Is Voiced Financial Help May Be Dented

WPANESE HAIL STATEMENT BY CEN, M’ARTHUR   jcoizim It as Most Detailed Expression of Position Yet Heard.

Reaction To MacArthur Proposal... .  J aps Applaud Plan For Ending Occupation But - Fear Loss Of U. S. Aid

Japs Acclaim MacArthur's Exit Proposal   Suggestions for Rule By U. N. Fail to Meet Popularity, However

JAPANESE VOICE FEAR IN LOSING AID FROM U, S,   Nips Applaud MacArthur for Telling World of Japan’s Position

MacArthur Jap Pian Approved By Civilians   END OF OCCUPATION OF NATION IS GIVEN ENDORSEMENT

Jap Leaders Are esa About U.S. Withdrawal      _MacArthur’s D s Declaration “Acclaimed But Fears. Are Expressed.

Japs Applaud M ‘Arthur Stand   Fearful of Losing U.S. Financial Aid

Wi — Keeg i 5.  ‘lsvy gwer  fn a iclands   Peon! Pessimistig. » About v N Contra Wont U.S. Loang

Some Worried That Extremists Would Block De. mocracy If U. S. Leaves Now

* MacArthur Plan For Nippon Given National Support   Many Voice Fear of Being Cut off from U.S. Financial Atd

JARS. EEA I ar A ELA. POWER      Hail  MicArthae's S Propesal: t End Military Occupation In Near Future

Japs Praise MaeArthur’s Statement  Of Position   Nippons Have Fear Of Losing Financial Aid From America

Western Republicans Threaten To Join With Demos In Drive To Restore Part Of Money

Party Lines Divide Over Budget Cut   House Republican  Leaders   Face Uprising in Ranks Qver Issue on Western Reclamation Funds

House Argues Appropriations Cut.... See Uprising In GOP Party Ranks

GOP Uprising Threatened in House Over Reclamation Funds Reduction

OPENS DEBATE ON BIG CUTIN INTERIOR FUNDS   GOP Faces Threat of Uprising by Western Party Members

Nurse Beaten And Choked By Husky Thug War Widow Battles Intruder To Block ‘Kidnaping Of Child

One Dies In Train Wreck Near Durant   One Engineer Is Crushed When Passenger, Freight Sideswiped; Injured Rushed To Hospital At Durant

ACTING SECRETARY OPENS DRIVE FOR CONGRESS BACKING   House Committee Told U. §. Assistance Will Be: in  Procen beet nenete

ACHESON SEES NO WAR FROM AID PROGRAM   Gives Opinion at House Hearing on Truman’s Proposal to Support Greece, Turkey in Fight Against Communism.

Should Turkey, Greece Collapse   ‘House. Comniittee Probing Plan Given Outline Of  Administration’s Views

ew A Be hak has BO  Acheson Is Quizzed By House Group  Favors U.S. Help — To Greece, Turkey:

POLICY P IS OPENED © IN HOUSE   Undersecretary Of State First To Testify   TRUMAN MEASURE   Hailed As Move To Bolster Democracy, Freedom, And Eliminate Friction

Acheson Says Greek Aid Will Not Cause War   Undersecretary of State Is Questioned by House Committee on Truman’s Proposed Greek Aid Program.

Outlines U. 5. . View on Helping Greece, Turkey   Sees Greater Danger In Possible Collapse Of Two Nations

Greek Aid Not To Lead To War   Acheson Expresses Conviction In Testimony Todav.

Acheson Sees No War Peril In US. Move   Greco-Turkish Aid Plan Supported by Actine State Seersiar

Express Views On American  Aid To Greece   ‘Atheson Convinced Aid Would Strengthen Demoeracy.

Gives View At Meeting of House Group   Sees Elimination of Friction Between Great Powers of World

Acheson Says Help Must Come Now   Simation Is So Serious We Can’ Wait for U.N... He Savs

Peril in Turk, Greek Crisis Told to House   Lawmakers Warned Of ‘Chain Reaction’ Tf 2 Nations Fold -

State Official Kindorses U.S.  Intervention   Undersecretary Says Truman Policy Woulk Strengthen Position Of Democracies

Says U.S. Aic Plan Won't Mean War   Undersecretary of War Believes Turk, Greek Assistance Not Dangaraic

DEFENDS AID 10 GREECE, TURKEY   Says Funds to Check Reds ‘Will Not Lead to War’

But Collapse Might Atfect Other Powers   Said Cannot Await Action By United  Nations

Thinks U.S. Aid Abroad Helps to  Remove Friction   Cabinet Official Speaks For Intervention to Halt Spread Of Communism

‘Greek Relief Will Not Lead to War’   Acheson Tells Solons Quick Action Essential

ACTION BY U.N. WOULD BE SLOW   > Preblem Way Be Handed To World Body Later

Greece, Turkey Backed  ForLoan   Question Is Raised During Hearing In Committee

ACHESON SEES NO DANGER OF WAR IN GIFTS   State Dept. Official Speaks For Aid-to-Greece Program at Hearing

‘Acheson. Confident  Proposed U.S. Help a ‘Near East: Would Be Factor for Peace

Move Unlikely To Cause War   So Acheson Tells Committee; Says Other Course More Likely to Lead to Conflict

‘No War Danger’ In Aid to Greece  Acheson Tells Solons Sneed Ic Eccentiol’

Convinced Action Will Bring Peace   Need Believed Too Urgent To Wait for United Nations

Intervention of U.S. in Greece, Turkey Upheld   State Department Official Fearful of Nations’ Collapse

“By Strengthening Democratic Forces You Curb Big Power Friction,’ Undersecretary Tells Committee’

State Official Defends U.S. Balkan Policy   Speed Is Called Essential if Reds Are te Be Blocked

Acheson Defends Greek Aid   Says Help Will Block Communism But Won't Bring War

Greek, Turk Aid  Will Not Mean  War--Acheson Nations’ Collapse  Could Cause Chair   Deartinn Ha Warn

BELIEF EXPRESSED NO FIGHT TO RESULT IN HOUSE PANEL HEARING  STATE UNDERSECRETARY TELLS LAWMAKERS ACT MAY FASE FERICTIONS

ACHESON SAYS LOAN WILL NOT ‘LEAD TO'WAR’   Urges Quick Action By Congress on Aid To Greece, Turkey

U.N COULD NOT AID GREEKS IN QUICK FASHION   Acheson Says Time Is Important and Matter Can Not Wait for U.N.   URGES U. S. TO AID TWO COUNTRIES IMMEDIATELY

Can't Wait For U.N. To Act, He Says   Must Not Let Greece, Turkey Fall To Reds, Galane Ave Warned.

Acheson Sees No Danger In That Direction   Asserts It Will Do Much To Eliminate Friction Between Big Powers

Hid Cannot Wait U.N., Hearing Told   Possible Extension of Programs Feared by Congressmen

Forrestal Called Yo Answer Queries (On Merger Cosfs      Dean Acheson Sees Little Danger Of War Resulting From American intervention In Greece And Turkey

Congressmen Told Collapse Of Two Countries Would Create Emergency

GIVES VIEW AT HEARING OF COMMITTEE   Undersecretary Fears Communism Spread If U. S. Fails to Act

AID TO GREECE AND TURKEY WILL NOT ‘LEAD TO WAR’   This Was the Expressed Con viction of Undersecretary Acheson.   QUESTION WAS RAISED   As the House Foreign Affairs Committee Questioned Acheson,

Acheson Says Greek Loan Not War Step   Mansfield Questions State Official At House Hearing

Undersecretary of State Declares Collapse Of Mediterranean Nations Could Hurt - Cause of Freedom: U.N. Can’t Act ‘In Time’

Nof to Lead fo. War, ‘Acheson Tells House   Friction Would Be Eliminated by Aiding Forces of Democracy, _U. 5S. Official Says

HOUSE GIVEN WARNING ON DELAY IN AID   Move to Check Reds Seen Easing Ties of Big Nations

Bill on Portal Suits is Offered  Wiley Asks Law To Bar Pending Claims

Congress Asked io Bar Pay Suits  Wisconsin Senator Sponsors Mecsure

[Portal Suits Hit By Sen. Wiley   Congress Is Urged to Ba — Workers? Claims

Legislation ‘Would Bar All Portal Suits   Wiley of Wisconsin Asks Prompt Action To Protect Industry

BILL TO PREVENT PORTAL-T0-PORTAL PAY SUITS OFFERED   Two Anti-Portal Acts Presented in House; Total of Suits  Over Three Billion

Bill Proposes Ban of Portal Pay Suits   Another Would Define Qualification for Such Remuneration

ASKS CONGRESS 10 BAR SUITS   Wisconsin Senator Offer: Bill to Nullify Union Portal Pay Claims

Storm Changes Course To Miss Porto-Rico As Gales Become Stronger   Hurricane Is Now Trav eling — Northwestward With Center Near Brit ish West Indies.

Violent Wind Storm Changes Path   Danger Removed From Islands in Atlantic Area

Violent Tropical Storm Will Miss lesser Antilles And Puerto Rico

Hurricane Misses West Indies, Still Moves Northwest   Scientists To Try Storm. Busting With Rainmaking Drv Ice

STORM THREAT TO ISLANDS ENDS   LESSER ANTILLES AND PUER TO RICO ARE NO LONGER IN DANGER,

HEAVY STORM TO MISS ISLES   Hurricane Alters Course And Danger to Antilles Removed, Bureau Says

Violent Storm Changes Course   President's Ship  Is Not Endanaered

Three-Fourths Of Miners Will Return to Pits   Lewis Is Jubilant Over Winning of Big Pay Hike for Union

Men to Work When *Able and Willing’: Southern Anerators Still Not In

MINERS ARE ORDERED TO GET-T0 WORK   South Feels Curb That Would Limit Their Soft Coal Production

300,000 MINERS GO BACK OF JG   Sault Operaters, Employ' ing 100,000, Refuse. to .  Sian Contract

Lewis Orders Miners Back; Coal Prices To Increase   UMW Head Gloats Over Big Victory; Contract Bypasses New Labor Law

Majority Of Miners Sent  Back To Pits   Flaunting Of New Labor Law’s Seen In Contract ferms

JOHN L. LEWIS GLOATS OVER BIG PAY JUMP   PRICE INCREASE OF OVER $1 A TON Predicted

MINERS SENT BACK TO PITS   Lewis Orders Resumption Of Work As Operators Sign; South Holds Back

Lewis Declares Mine Wages Now At Record Level   UMW Chief Thinks Taft Forfeited Presidency *- by New Labor Law

Miners Waved Back To Work: Pact ls Signed   Highest Wages In History To Cause Price Increases

Southern Coal Operators Still Hold Out  Three-Fourths of Miners Are  Sent Back to Work

75PerCentOf UMW Miners  In Production   Biggest Wage Increase Ever Won Sends Coal Diggers In All But Southern States To Pits: Ovnerators Meet At Noon

300,000 MINERS ORDERED BY LEWIS TO RESUME WORK    Union Bess Acts as Majority of Operators Sign Contracts Giving Diggers Record Wage.   SOUTHERN OWNERS STILL HOLDING OUT   Big Pay Boost Expected te Result in Higher Prices for Coal, Steel and Other Goods.

GREEKS. START. ON OFFENSIVE DRIVE AGAINST LEFTISTS   Campaign ‘Designed to Crush Guerrilla Forces in Western Macedonia. Thesealy

Greece Begins Life Or Death War On Rebels   Government Launches Long-Awaited Offen sive On Insurcents.

Greeks Open All. Out Drive   Guerrilla Fortress Under Heavy Attack

Greeks Launch Offensive   Full-Scale War Against Guerrillas Opened at Dawn

Greece Starts Offensive On Guerrilla Band   King Paul T Gives Orders For Long-Awaited Cam.  nonin.

Greek Troops Open Drive On - *Rebel’ Forces   Government Planes Drop Leaflets As Warning; Guerrillas Faciug First Assaults

Greek Government Opens Offensive Against Reds   Planes Drop Warning Leaflets; Two Army Corps Go Into Action

GREECE OPE ITS DRIVE ON GUERRILLAS   “General Offensive” Is Aimed at Crushing the Troublesome Rebels in Western Macedonia and Thessaly.

Press Greek Guerrillas    “General Offensive” Launched Today; Drop Warning Leaflets

STEEL STRIKE AGAIN LOOMS   NO PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE IN NEGOTIATIONS ON DE- MANDS OF UNION

Stree! Fights Add Violence To Holy Land   Bodies of Two: British Sergeants Found Hang. ing To A Tree

BRITISH KILL FIVE JEWS IN TEL AVIV, WOTIND 18 OTHERS   Quick Reprisal Comes for Hanging of Two English Sergeants and MutiJation of Bodies.   OPEN FIRE IN STREETS FROM ARMORED CARS   Raking of Two Busses Causes Most of Casualties — Troops Withdrawn From City.

British Troops Glech With dows In Streots - OF Tel Aviv As § Kiied, 16 Weerded

BRITISH TROOPS AVENGE DEATHS OF SERGEANTS   Five Jews Siain, 18 Hurt By Gunfire in Tel Aviv; More Violence Expected

RETALIATION FOR MURDERS IS REPORTED   Enraged Soldiers of Britain and Others Take Tel Aviv Reveng

British Kill 5, 18 Wounded In Tel Aviv.   Troops Retaliate For Two Hangings

Tel Aviv Streets Blaze With Gunfire Following Hanging of 2 Hostages

Enraged British Soldiers Kull 5 Jews In Tel Aviv   Hanging Of Two English Sergeants And Booby Trap Mutilation Of Their Bodies By Irgun Gang Brings Swift, Bloody Reprisals

British Reply To Hangings With Gunfire   Bodies Of Two Sergeants Hanged By Irgun Found

New Labor Laws Spur. Merger of Two Unions   AFL's Green Asks CIO's Murray For A Parley Thursday Of This Week In New York

A.F.L. Asks CLO. To Discuss Merger   Move Results From .Proposed Labor Restrictions In Congress

AFL Revives Proposal To Merge Labor   Green Suggests A Thursday Meeting With ClO's Murray

AFL Seeks Meeting With (10 On Merger   Two Groups May Unite te - Fight Restrictive Labor Laws

HAND: IN. HAND :: ; G. M., Steel Agreement  -. Point to Labor ‘Peace 

Murray Signs Steel Accord;  To See Green   Method of Computing Wage Increase Now Only Bar Ta Auto Contract

MERGER PLAN MAY COME FROM PARLEY   There Is Unusual Activity on Part Of Labor Leaders

AFL Courts CIO in New Move to Stop Labor Legislation   Merging of Two Unions Would Form a Body of 13,500,000

Federation Invites CIO To Discuss Merger Plans  ApparentlySpurred By Threat of Laws  Placing Restrictions

MERGER TALK BID RENEWED   AFL President Seeks Meeting Thursday With CIO Head

Green and Murray to Discuss Unification At hivitation of the AJP.L. Other “Bevelopments In The Labor Picture

AFL Appeals To CIO for. Merger Talk Hartley Bill Success .  -Pronipis Move PAB

DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Mrs. Martin Miller Was Mother of  Woodrow Miller of Lawrence

For Miners in West Frankfort Hospital Reported in Critical Condition; 20 Worked Near Scene of Blast

ILLINOIS MINE BLAST KILLS 28   MORE THAN 150 OTHERS UN_ DEEGROUND AT TIME OF EXPLOSION ESCAPE.

Five Others In Hospital Are Critical   Survivors Describe Scene as “Shattered Wreck’; Many Escape

28 Miners Die In Ilinois Blast: 200 Make Escape  John L. Lewis’ Brother Superintendent, Turns  Up Safe

Four Removed To Hospital Critically Hurt: Hundreds Escape Unharmed From Pit

Coroner Says 19 Bodies Have Been Removed  Many Men Escape Through Air Shaft

Crews Work To Remove Bodies  Miners Make Escape Through Air Shaft

28 MINERS DIE AS GAS BLASTS ILLINOIS SHAFT   Most Of 200 Illinois Miners Escape By Way Of Air Vent

28 Men Dead.  In Explosion   Dust Ignited By Spark From Motor Believed Cause of Blast in Hlinois—Some Escape Through : Air Shaft

FIRE STARTE BY EXPLOSION: 200 AT WORK   VICTIMS TRAPPED IN GAS-FILLED DIGGINGS

28 Illinois Miners — Perish In Explosion At West Frankfort Pit   18 Bedies Removed, Rest Still In Gas-Filled Shatis Brother Of Johe Lewis Escapes: Fear : in Hospite! “Sipkine’®

12 Bodies of 5 Victims Stull = Remain in Pit   Howard Lewis, Brother of UMW Chieftain, Is. Reported To Be Safe

Explosion and Fire Sweep Workings At West Frankfort;  Survivors Burned

FOUR BODIES TAKEN FROM WRECKED PIT   Rescuers Sight Bodies Of Others Trapped By Heavy Blast

/Gangster’s Girl Friend Reported Seriously Ht From Overdose of Pills

BUGSY’S GIRL SERIOUSLY ILL FOLLOWING AN QOVERBNOCE OF CIEEPING PILIC — AGAIN

Virginia Hill’s Condition Serious After Another Attempted Suicide

SHEGEL'S FRIEND HAS PNEUMONIA   Attack Follows Overdose of Sleeping Powders

Virginia Hill in Serious Condition After Taking Overdose of Sedative

Virginia Hill's Condition Critical After Overdose of Sleeping Pills

Montana Weather   ‘VIRGINIA HILL, GIRL FRIEND OF SLAIN GAMBLER, IN HOSPITAL

U. S- Planning Pointed Talk On Balkan Issue  “Johnson to Ouiline U.S. “Position After Gromyko YVetoes Earlier Proposals

ASSEMBLY MAY GET BALKAN ROW   U. S. Ready To Switch Issue To General Group

U.S. Will Make Balkan Proposal   Security Council May Give Problem To U.N. Assembly

US. Expected To Ask UN. To Solve Balkan. Problem   Oficial Statement Is Scheduled For Todav’s Session.

Balkans Issue May Be Tossed To Assembly  U.S. To Indulge In Plain Speaking At MMoaatinea Tadav

US Ready to Renew Battle Over Balkans   Alternate Course to Be Proposed If Council Fails

MAY TRANSFER BALKAN DISPUTE   Expect U. 8.  Proposal te Combat Russian Veto

U.N. ASSEMBL' MAY HANDLE BALKANS   Report United States To Make Proposal   Of United Nations Stymied By Russian Veto; Issue On Agenda Today

US. Has New Suggestion  On Balkans   Delegate to Propose Plar For Bringing Problen Before United Nation: General Assembly

UN Assembly May Get Balkan Dispute   Transfer of Row From Security Council May Be Asked by U. S. if Russia Holds to Veto

U.S. HAS. SUGGESTION ON BALKANS   To Propose U.N. General Assembly Handle Situation

Balkan Issue  Before U.N.   America May Ask Presentation Before General Assembly

Balkan Problem May Be Given To General Assembly   Balkan Issue May Be Handed to Assembly if Security Council Can’t Settle It.

Balkan Plan May Go To Assembly   America Said To Be In Favor Of Such A Step

U.S. MAY SEEK ASSEMBLY. ALD ON BALKAN RIFT   Feels Security Council Throttled by Veto  Action of Russians

U. N. MAY GET BALKAN CRISIS   U. 5S. Asks Assembly To Handle Problem If Council Fails

U. S. MAY PRESS BALKANS ACTION   Expected To Ask Assembl Of UN To Handle Issue

Doctor To Check On Girl’s Story   Dancer Claimed She Was Beaten Before Shooting Lawver.

Says Recovery Up To Europe      Marshall Plan Will Help But Nations Must Help Themselves.

? Antarctic Explorers Return to Home in "Little America’   By H. D. QUIGG United Press Staff Corresvondent

—VICTIM OF ‘WITCH HUNT’— , Former Soviet Employe Loses Government Job

Clayton’s Secretary Says Forced Out of Job Because OF “Witch Hunt’: Is Russian

Former Cabinet Still In Office   Russian Occupation Authorities Reject Third U. S. Request For Kovacs Confession

State Control of Banks Planned By Hungarian Regime   2 New Cabinet Favors Private Tells Assembly

Communists ToRun Banks  In Hungary  7 J   Premier Says Private Own: ership Of Property Favored: Wants Loans

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  It Isn’t The Boys, Gals— It’s Calories That Count

NICE WOLVES AT LOW EBB ‘SO HIGH SCHOOLERS ARE OFFERED SOME ADVICE ON WHAT TO DO

68 MAKE CLAIMS AGAINST BUCYRIAN   Declare Sherk Owes Them at Least $259,656,

1947 Mexia City Tax Rate Gets Five Cent Cut   Hits New Low For Past 20 Year Period

RABBITS AT PREMIUM   Demands Mount For Air Transport Investigation

SUNDAY GRAGKUP. TAKING 18 LIVES SPARKS DEMANDS   ‘Something. Wrong With Whole Doggone Setup,’ Asseris Southern Democrat   HOUSE APPLAUDS TALK   Brewster of Maine Suggests Senate Inquiry into” Recent Accidents

Con oressmen Be Probe  Of Air Wrecks    Appeals Mount For Sweep ing Inquiry Into Recent  Tragic Crashes

MUTE IS HELD _ - FOR ROBBERY   DEAF MUTE WRITES OUT CON.  -FESSION OF ATTACKING  AND ROBBING STORE OWNER

Indianapolis Woman Stair   Police Probe Murder Of Society Matron—Question City Employe   BODY OF WOMAN BULLET-RIDDLED

Separate Fund For Building Needs Urged  sametaw (14 hiann ow   Transfer Of Money Is Opposed By Mr. Laney.

Laney Suggests Plan For Road Fund Transfer   GOVERNOR OUTLINES HIS VIEWS ON SEVERAL MATTERS

RVICE CLUB CAGE CONTEST IDS $390   Social Phases to Sart Tonight With Two Dances

NFRVICE CLUBS NE CONTEST inns $396   Social Phases to Start Tonight With wo Dances

Italian Genius, 9, Toast of Paris ‘After Conducting Full Symphony

Paris Goes Wild ‘\Pierino, Age 9, Neglects Toys To Lead Symphony Orchestra

DUTCH TROOPS — - WIDEN ATTACK   DISPUTE CONTINUES OVER SHOOTING DOWN OF AIR. . PLANEHAULING MEDICAL SUP. aces. PLIES—————

sic lanl oa alate alata sist aS Noah hh iad,  Score Is 26 : Dead Hens

35 ACCIDENTS IN JUNE   Police Repert Six Persons Injured in Crashes in Past Month

Railway Wage Dispute Left To Board Vote   ‘SIX-MEMBER BOARD WILL DECIDE QUESTION OF PAY

Arbitration Board To Set Pay Boosts   Railroads and Non-Operating  Rail Unions Agree to Abide by Board’s Decision.

Petroleum Supply Conference Called   }   Cabinet Members And Key Gov  ernment Agency Members Will Confer On Gas Situation

HIGH OFFICIALS TO MEET AS OIL SHORTAGES LOON   OIL MEN MAY BE FORCED TO RATION GASOLINE—FUEL OIL SITUATION  STUDIED .

DISPUTE OVER PRICE ISSUE AGAIN FLARES   TAFT CHARGE THAT TRUMAN 18 DROPPING ATTEMPT TO KEEP PRICES DOWN “CAUSES VERBAL  BLAST

South Plains Gets Taste Of Oldti time’ Duster er As Dark Clouds Of Sand Blanket Wide Area

PLAINS DUSTERS ONE ITEM WEATHERMAN CAN'T FORECAS  South Plains Gets Taste Of ‘Oldtime’ Duster. As Dark Clouds Of Sand Blanket Wide Area

State Firm Is Found Guilty In Labor Case   EXAMINER SAYS PLANT MUST AMEND ITS RULES

May Complete Street Resurfacing by June    Contractor Is Preparing Te Remove Old Asphalt  Pavemant freemm 3f Of

CRUCIAL WEEK FACED BY U, N,   U. $.-Soviet Fight Blocks Every Possible Road To Speedy Agreements

Legislature Will Question Court on Interim Boards   Rep. John Snodgrass Of Jackson County Named Admin. istration Floor Leader, Giving North Alabama Added Voice In 1947 Session; House To Name Committees

Truman, Back In Capital,  Tackles Piled-Up Business: 100 Bills Await Action As President Returns From Mother’s Funeral ‘

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  nm irrmoyaktit*’ rm °‘ry*ary   Third-Party Blu

Charge Farben Group Fostered Hitler's Wars  24 Directors of Industry on Trial

Four-Man Court Tries Directors. Of Farben Firm   Fostered Hitler's Aggressive Wars For Personal Gain

Court Opens Trial For 24 In Nuernberg   Four-man U. S. Court Hears Prosecution Make Charges Against Chemical Plant Directors.

24 Top German Industrialists Go On Trial   Charged With Deliberately Fostering Hitler’s Wars For Their Own Profit

FARBEN GROUP HEARS CHARGE    Prosecution Opens Trial of Reich Industriat Combine for Aggression.

Farben Directors Are Charged With Sponsoring Hitler   Lust to Rule Chemical In. dustry Prompted War Encouragement

OPEN TRIAL OF GERMANY’S WAR INDUSTRIALISTS   Charged With Back. ing Hitler’s War Of Aggression   Farben. Directors’ Trial May Set Pranadant

And They‘d Do It Again German Industrialists Face Charges of Fostering Hitler Wars for Their Own Profits   U. S. Court at Nuernberg Starts War Crimes Trial of 24 Farben Directors, Accused of Making War Possible, of Plunder and Murder

Farben Trust Charged With Aiding Hitler   Directors Charged With Eostering War To Promote Profits

TRIAL OF 24 . G. FARBEN CHIEFS OPENS   U. S. Prosecutor Tells Four-Man U. S. Court That Defendants Deliberately Fostered Hitler’s Military Program.

War Precedent — Is Established   Prosecution Charges Farben Directors Fostered Hitler’s Wars for Their Own Profit.

Charge German lndustrialists Aided Hitler   24 Directors Of Chemical Trust Before U.S. Court,

24 TOP GERMAN INDUSTRIALISTS ON TRIAL. BEFORE AMERICAN : COURT: ON WAR CRIMES CHARGES

24 Top German Industrialists Face U. 5. Cour   Directors of Mammoth Farben Trust on Trial For War Crimes

Indusirialists of Germany Face War Crimes Tribunal   2 Hoosiers On Bench Hearing Neurnbergq Case

Farben Heads Go on Trial   Charge They Fostered Hitler’s Wars of  Aggression

Tola May Be Allocated. ‘A’ National: Guard. Unit   Farben Trial Under Way   _ Nazi Industrialists Charged With Aiding ‘War of: Aggression

I. G. Farben Trial Opens  AtNuernberg   Chemical Trust Accused Of Fostering Hitler’s Wars For Own Profit

FACTORY HEADS FACE JUDGMENT FOR WAR BLAME   Ifficers Of Giant Chemical Combine Charged With Fostering Hitler's Wars For Their Own Profit.

Says Reich industrialists Would Back Another War for Profit li They Had Chance

Farben Trust Blamed For War   24 Directors Face Nieraberoa Trial

24 Accused Of Fostering Aggression   Prosecution Says Defendants Plotted Conflic# fer Profit

German Trust Heads on Tri          U. S. General Says Thirst to Industry Led to Fostering of Hitler

FARBEN HEADS ARE BLAMED FOR WAR   Four-Man U. S. Court Opens Case Of 24 Officials  Pow TAVIND   Charges Defendants Would Breed New War If They Got Another Chance

CHEMICAL TRUST. LEADERS CALLED: ‘AITLERS BACKERS   Twenty-Four Directors Of Combine Defendants At Nuarnhera

24 BIGWICS OF FARBEN CO, ON TRIAL IN REICH   Four-Man U. S. Court Hears Charges They Fostered Wars for Own Profit

24 FARBEN AIDS GOON TRIALFOR FOSTERING WAR   U. S. Court Opens Its Case Against Heads Of Reich’s Big Chemical Trust

German Indus ‘ialists Charged With (:arrying On War for Owa Profit

CHARGED WITH HITLER'S WARS OF AGGRESSION   Prosecution Says They Fostered Conflict For Own Profit

FACING TRIAL   Prosecution Claims Executives Fostered Hitler's Wars  of Aggression   WOULD START NEW WAR IF PERMITTED TO.DO SO

A-FOUR-MAN U.S, ‘COURT TO HEAR THE. - WAR GRIMES TRIAL   Twenty-four Men Charged With Fostering Hitler’s      FORZTHEIR OWN PROFIT      Brig. Gen. Taylor Said They Would: Breed New War if _’ Given Another Chance. 

Farben War Trial Opens In Nuernberg   Chemical Group Charged With Backing Hitler in His Plans for Conquest,  Pinnder. Enslavement

Trial Opens for 24 Directors of German Concern   Prosecutor Saves Same Group Would Breed New War if Given Chance

724 GERMAN DIRECTORS OF CHEMICAL COMBINE FACE U. $. WAR TRIAL   Farbenindustrie Men Accused Of Fostering War For  Their Own Profit   USTORIC IMPLICATIONS

a Top German Industrialists Go on Trial Before American Court on War Crimes Charges; Wordy Indictment

Face Charges Of Fostering [Hitler’s Wars   24 Directors of I. G. Farben Trust Held for War Crimes

xSSEMWOETEwrtots Www We FF owe  Farben Directors Charged With Deliberate Aggression To Build Up Their Own Profit

Farben Directors Charged With Fostering Wars   24 Officials of Huge Chemical Trust Go On Trial Today Before U. S. War Crimes Tribunal at Nuernbery

U.S. Court Opens . G. Farben Trial   Munitions Makers Enabled Hitler To Carry On War

24 Germany Industrialists  Put On Trial   U.S. Charges That Leaders Fostered War Procram of Hitler

US Charges German Chemical Trust Mer Fostered Hitler’s Wars for Profits

Ya hbeg 20 CUIQUeT  Farben Trust Officials Face Crime Charge In U. S. Court   Trial For 24 Begins As Prosecutor Says They Fostered Wars

Farben Trust’s Leaders Flayed As‘War-makers’   War Crimes Trial Opens In Nuernberg With 24 Directors Accused By Prosecutor   ‘Innocent’ Pleas Presented By 21   U. S. General Charges They, Would “Do It Again” If The Opportunity Should Recur

Trial of Nazi Chemical Firm Chiefs Opens   Giant Farben Trust Directors Blamed for Start of Conflict

Charge Germans With Fostering War for Profit   24 Directors of Farben Industry  Blaar Arciuszatons

'— NAZI CRIMES — ‘Would Do It Again’ Court Told   24 LEADERS ACCUSED

SENATE TO ACT ON APPOINTEES   List Of 147 Postmasters Ready After Cooling Off Five Months

TEN CASES CAME BEFORE CO. GRAND JURY YESTERDAY      Morning And Afternoon Lists Are Handed Down In _ Busy. Sessions

ELEVEN GASES CLEARED IN 0,   Grand Jury At February Term In Half-Day Session

 Battle Of Words Employment Board Chairman Claims Union Falsification

MILITARY FORCES CHANGE SCRIP 10; HIT COUNTERFEITS:   Occupation Forces Around the World Must Change Money; New Decrees Iesued

JOHNSON HITS AT SATELLITES   U. S&S. SPOKESMAN CALLS _ T.HREE_RED-DOMINATED _ ‘ NATIONS MENACE TO WORLD PEACE

Family Arguments, Drunks, Naughty  Boys Harass Police  Week End Blotter Is Filled As Calls Keep Officere an the Run

Proposed Labor Bills Heard by U. S. C. of C.   Policy Outlewing the Closed Shop Presented For Consideration

C. Of C. Drafts Drastic Labor ‘Resolution’   Would Outlaw Closed Shop and Require. Secret  Ballot Before Call  : ine Stirtke

Dry Legislators Win Temporary Victory in House      Chamber Refuses To Concur in Senate Liquor Bill Amendment

New World Unity Pact Is Red Curb   Democracy Scores Big Gain In Solidarity Treaty, Cited As a New Safeguard In Global Peace

Winnie Judd Is Retaken After Short Freedom   Mad Murderess Is Captured 12 Hours Following Escape   Tatt Plans Battle For Tax Slashing   Rent Control Office Here Is Closed   Man Arrested in Triangle Slaying   Larger Crop of Winter Wheat Seen   Owen Shaw [o Be Kept at Hospifa!   Cemetery Space Limited For World War II Dead   Milk Prices Cut   ‘Droop’ Is Bane of ‘Saggine American’

Will Publicize "Big Shot’ Grain Plungers   Senate Committee  Promises To Publish: List 

Panel fo Expose Grain Plungers  Probers to Ask Anderson for List

Senators fo List Grain ‘Plungers   Bridges to Demand Names of U. S. Aides

REYNOLDS’ PLANE LANDS SAFELY AFTER GOING AROUND: WORLD  IN 78 HOURS

a MARK  1S 12 HOURS HUGHES   idn’t Repeat Trir  ror Says He or $100,000,000"

Round-World Plane Record Is Cut 12 Hours   Reynolds’ Plane Makes Flight Around World In  78 Hours, 55 Minutes   LANDS AT NEW YORK JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT

MILITARY SHIP CIRCLES GLOBE IN 79 HOURS   Hughes Record Beaten By) " 12 Hours In 20,000 Mile Flight

‘Takes 12 Hours and 18/2 Minutes Of Previous Record for Globe Girdling Flight — Manufacturer Says He Wouldn’t Attempt Flight Again for 100 Million Dollars,

REYNOLDS CUTS HUGHES’ RECORD   Globe Girdling Flying Mark Reduced 12 Hours and 18% Minutes

ANTI-POLL TAX MEASURE WINS DESPITE BLOC   Secret FDR Papers Asked in Probe By Senate

fone Keeps Sights On aturday Windup   Side teps Filibusters On Anti-Poll-Tax Bill, robe Of Kansas City Elections

Congress Sent Long List Of Emergency Laws Which Could Lapse   Plans Early End Of ‘Emergency’   Murray Asks Senate’s Help On Settling Jurisdictional Rows

Seeking to Terminate Emergency   Submits to Congress Lists of Laws He Wants Lapsed  or Continued

President Seeks Authority to Arm Merchant Ships   Extension of Power Held Under War-time Controls is Advecated

US, MAY REPLY TO RED ATTACK   Return Fire Expected Wher Lovett Holds Conference

Tucker Unveils ‘First Completely New Car In 50 Years;’ SEC Holds  Hearing On Tucker Corporation

British Launch Major Drive To Wipe Gut Outlaws   Stage Pre-Dawn Raid On Major Underground Strongholds in Holy Land.

BRITISH LAUNCH GIGANTIC MANHUNT IN PALESTINE: ARMS CACHES DISCOVERED

Starting Lineups   Halleck Opposes Restoration Of Price Controls   Indiana Republican Asks _ Increased Production To Beat Rising Living Costs.

TAX-FRAMING GROUP BUSY ON NEW RATES   House Republicans Are Battling Over  Bie, Small Incomes

House Committee to Take Up Tax-Cutting Bill  Knutson Forecasts Vote on Measure Later This Month

EXPECT EARLY TAX CUT VOTE   Predict Action This Month As Group Sets Date To Consider Bills

Tempers Flare Over Tax Cut:   GOP Family Fight Breaks Wide Gpen in House

CUT IN INCOME LEVIES DEBATED   House Committee Take: Up 20 Percent Slash On Feb. 18

Shipyard Workers Go Out On Strike   Work Stoppage Came After Negotiations Failed

Strike Ties Ship Yards   All But Essential aintenance Ends In 10 Eastern Yards

‘Used ‘The Schnorkel’  British Sub Breaks Record; Submerged ‘Several Weeks’

heen ISSET. IN pity mre BY BRITISH   ‘GREW. MEMBERS REPORTED TM GOOD CONDITION AFTER ;. WEEKS ets aun:

States Have To Make Roads Safe Govcrnor Warns   T ocal Governments Mus‘ Do Job Or Lose Power, Jester Declares

Jester Calls on States To Make Highways Safer   Texan Tells Governors He Wants To Discuss Tidelands

Service Unity  Bill To Pass   GOP Leaders Confident Measure Will Pass Senate This Week.

Marshall Says U. S. To Take Initiative From Soviet ir !™   Aggressive P ‘ogram Qutjined for "HN’s egulines “Assembly

Income Tax Cut Appears Certain Kautson Thinks   Administration Advice ‘Being Ignored By Heuse Group.

Group Moves To Slash Taxes   Ways and Means Committee Wants Approval of Income Tax Slash Bill

HouseGrour Presses Tax Slash Plans   Ways-Means Group Beets, Down Advice Of Administration

SPLIT DECISIONS APLENTY  _ Supreme Court Ends Work " With Record Disagreement

RED CROSS OFFERS SPECIAL COURSE  Accident ‘Prevention Course Will Be Given  Te. Been Waar

Accident Prevention  Course Is Planned Red Cross Gives.  Teachers Free Course

SOVIET ACTS TO PAY LEND-LEASE   Would Provide Small  Part of 11 Billion : Dollar Bill

LITTLE CASH SEEN AS REDS SETTLE   Lend-Lease Parley, To, Gper In Near Future

QUAKER TOWN 10 ADOPT ORDINANCE ON ZONING   Very Little Outside Interest At the Public Hearing   ANNEXATION FAVORED

HAVE FINAL HEARING ON ZONING ORDINANCE   Interest Lacks, With Only Three Quakertown Residents Attending   AN INTENSIVE STUDY

Guerrillas Fight Their Way Out of  Trap in Greece  Athens Declares . sees aabeebey, “acy   Athens Declares Yugoslavs Among Captured Troops

Killings Rise _ As Moslems Strike Bacl   Sikhs, Hindus on Pakistar Side of Punjab Slain In Retaliation

Gen. John Paul McConnell, Arkansas Chief of China's Aw Advisors, Coming Home.

HOOVER FLAYS RED POLICIES   FORMER. PRESIDENT. SAYS  ‘RUSSIA BLOCKING AUS. :  “ TRIA. RECOVERY AT > AMERICAN EXPENSE

dexas Public Safely Direcior Lashes Cui Against Persons Advocating Gverthrow of U.S

Garrison Advocates Military Hanging For Seeking to Overthrow Government

Texan Urges Hanging For All Traitors   Garrison Claims Three-Front War Naw Facina U.S.

Vacillation Scored By Texas Official;  Unprepared ness   Raps Hesitation

Hang Those Seeking Overthrow of U.S., Garrison Declares   Director of Safety Reports Crime Rate Increasing Alarmingl)

TRUMAN WILL VISIT MOTHER AT GRANDVIEW   President to Divide Time Between Bedridden Patient and Comrades With Whom He Served in First World War.

TRUMAN VISITS MOTHER. VETS   Divides Time Between Improving Parent, and Old War Buddies.

Truman Visits _. Mother,- Veterans   Eisenhower Endorses Firm World Stand

Truman Applauds Eisenhowe Peace Talk at Kansas City Reunion of 35th Division

PRESIDENT BUSY IN KANSAS CITY   Divides Time With Mothe And Wartime Buddies

PRESIDENT TRUMAN DIVIDES TIME BETWEEN HIS BED-RIDDEN MOTHER AND COMRADS. OF WORLD WAR: ONE

‘Veterans of 35th Division Parade Before President   _Truman Scheduled To Make Major Address Toninh+

Truman Greets War Comrades: Visits Mother  Eisenhower Says U. S. Champions Peace For World

President Truman Divides His Time Between Mother, World War  Buddies

President Divides Time Between Mother and Pals  Truman Is Attending Reunion of His Old Army Division

James Agate, British Dramatic Critic, Dead   President Truman Divides Time Between Grandview, Kansas City

President Shares Time   Attention Divided Between Mother and Comrades. of 35th; Hears Ike Give Views

TRUMAN VISITS ARMY COMRADES   President Is Dividing Time Between Bed-Ridden Mother And Buddies With Whom He Served In World War One.

TEL AVIV BANNERS THREATEN BRITISH   Underground Drapes Posters Across Power Lines

Shift in Command Made In U.S. European Forces   General Clay Takes Over--Will Follow About Same Policy as Pradereceny

iU.S. Shifts Leaders  In Reich   Clay Takes Over In Colorful Ceremony As McNarney Leaves -For Post With U. N.

Gen. Clay Assumes Command of U.S. Troops in Europe  Planes Roar Overheac As Hope for World Peace Is Expressed

Rent Controls Will Continue   15 Percent: Boost Provided If Landlord and Tenant Aaree

Senate Passes Rent  Control Bill  Permits Landlords to Up Levies in  DRatirn far T anced

Senate Passes  Rent Raise Bill   Differs Only Slightly  From House Version

Senate Passes Measure to Continue Rent Controls Until Next Feb. 2°

Extend Rent Control to February 29   Senate Passes Bill Permitting 15 Pct. Raise by Agreement.

Senate Passes Rent Control Bill  Permits Landlords to Up Levies in  TT .A4 ae of ae, Penge Qe dan fH Bn OD

LANDLORDS MAY INCREASE RENTALS   However There Must Be Amicable  Tenant Agreement

Indians Use Planes To Halt Invasion   Pathan Tribesmen Menace Srinagar, Capital. » of :<Kashnir :

CALLS OFFICERS, JUMPS TO DEATH   Policeman Tries Vainly T Save Findlay Woman

Postmaster Control Urged By Bridges   Senator Irked By Critiism of Congressional  Economiec

Solons Irritated hy Postmasters  Fines, Prison Terms Are Advocated

Teacher Pay Row Put Off  By Move   Pay Bonus Takes Care Of Matter  For Present

79 Bills Tossed Into Hopper This Week... . Bitter Storms [To Haunt N. C. General Assembly

PROBE CHARGE  UNFAIR RATION  O1L SUPPLIES SENATE COMMITTEE  TO HEAR PROTESTS arc cMAL! NCAL CRC

Will Take Initiative in Organising Marshall's Program   American Inclusion of Soviet Union in Proposal Is Welcomed by Bevin, Who Sees a ‘United World’

Bevin Supports Marshall Plan To Aid Europe   British Are Ready to Take Lead ini Organizing  Relief BPeaceam

Anti-Communism Triple Pact Asked by DeGaulle  Wants U. S., Great Britain and France

deGaulle Urges Alliance Of U.&., Britain, France To Aid Europe and Stop Soviets

Anti-Red Bloc De Gaulle Aim   _French-U. S.-British Allianee Advocated

Asks Unity In Fighting Communism  Necla Risccia   Declares Russia Perils Existence Of French Nation

DEGAULLE ASKS 3-POWER UNION TO HALT REDS   Says American-British-French Alliance Needed to Stem Communism.

De Gaulle Makes Suggestion of © An Alliance   Says U. S., France, Britain Should Unite To Fight Communism

De Gaulle Urges. Alliance of U.S,  France, Britain   Would Join Three Powers to Stem Communism and  Rebuild Europe

De Gaulle Asks Alliance of U.S., Britain, France   Seeks to Stem  Communism, Aid In Reconstruction

Sees No Need of Calling Special Congress Meet   Vandenberg Says It’s Up to Truman

Says GOP. Has No Plans for Extra Session  ac Wa lnfarmatian   Has No Information on European Crisis Vandenbera Reports

VandenbergCoo To Proposal of — Special Session   Senator Sees No Need for Action On Economy Crisis

Senator Vandenberg Sees No Need For Special Congress Session; Decision Up To Truman, He Says

Sees No Need for Calling Congress  Vandenberg Opposes European Crisis Call

Vandenberg, Denying Need, Asks for Facets   House Democrat Terms Solons Recall British, Wall St. Propaganda Move

Report on Europe Is Due Today   Marshall's Aid Returns: Vandenberg Is Not Worried

SENATOR DOUBTS NEED OF SESSION   Vandenberg Sees No Cause For Calling Congress

VANDENBERG SEES NO NEED FOR EXTRE  é VE CUT) TCR SESSION GN CRISIS

Vandenberg Sees No Need For Special Congress Session ‘On European Economic Crisis   Marshall Points To Rio Pad As U.N. Peace Work Patiern

Vandenberg Doubts Special Sessior ‘Of Congress Will be Necessary

Vandenberg Sees No Need for Early Session   Says It's Up to Truman To Call Cangress Back On Euronean Crisi<

Extra Parley Of Congress ‘Not Needed’   Vandenberg Sees No Need For Extra Session On European Crisis; But It's 'Up To Truman’

Vandenberg Sees NoNecessity for Special Session   On European  Economi Crisis; Says Decision However, Is Up to the President

Solon Donhts i Presideut To Call Meet   Yanilenberg Informs Newsuren Session flinges ov Plans

Sees No Need For Special  Session Now   Senator Vandenberg Says Decision Is  Up To President; “Cart Refore Horse’

NO MEETING OF CONGRESS SEEN BY VANDENBERG   Special Session Won't Be Necessary, Solon Feels; Decision Up to Truman

VANDENBERG SEES NO REASON FOR SPECIAL OEOOION ON EUROPE  SENATE LEADER LEAVES WAY OPEN FOR TRUMAN

Special Call For Congress Held Unlikely   Vandenberg Sees No Need For Sestion

Vandenherg Sees No Need for Special Sessior Of Congress on European Economic Crisis

Conviction of Three Affirmed  Langes and Randall ir $600,000 Tax Evasion

Government Getting A Litile Worried About Fly ing Dry-Icemen  Rainmaking Controls Needed? Some Don’t Want To Get Wet

There Ought To Bea Law...  U.S. Gets Ready to Control Rainmakers

Sex Appeal Death Lure  Is Convicted   Guilty Verdict Made By Jury  In Two Hours

Lois Hardy Found Guilty Of Murder _   Woman To Get. Sanity Trial

Truman Names Nev Board to Study American Aviation  Integrated National Policy Sought By Chief Executive

Air Study Board Is Selected   Truman Names Five To Look Into All Phases Of Aviation

DOZEN KILLED IN NORTHEAST COAST STORW   WHITE CHRISTMAS IS DAY LATE IN MICHIGAN

In Grip Of Storm.   New England Covered By Nearly Two Feet  Of Snow; 14 Dead, and Road Traffic Tangled

CLOUDY IN THE EAST   Flora Expects Temperatures of 40 to 50 for Tomorrow

AFL Leaders — Propose Merger With CIO Union  Council's Action, Letters From Green Place CIO's. Woeriae in Difficult Seat

AFL PROPOSES UNION MERGER   Executive Council Makes Bid for United Labor Front By : Linking 2 Ornanizations.

United Labor Front Bid Made To Rival Groups   Combine Suggested To Block Adverse Labor Legislation

Executive Council Proposes Merger Of All Union Groups   Recommendation P laees Murray On Spot; CIO President Asked Unity To Fight Solons Last December

AFL Proposes Merger With Rival Groups   Bids For United Front Against Proposed Curbs On Labor

Al, Uses Murray’s Bid For United Front to Open Talks on ‘Merger’

A.F.of L. Bid: For Unity In Labor Ranks  Murray Put On   Murray Put On Spot By Council Of Rival Unions

Green Declares Unity Needed to Fight Legislation   Murray Declines Comment on Latest Proposal

ON SPOT IN PLANS FOR UNION MERGER   CIO’s Suggestion For Joining. of Forces Used As Wedge By Rival Union

» AFL Executive Council In Bid for Labor Front   Would Achieve Aims Through Proposed Merger OF Rival @rragni=ston<

AFL Leaders Ask Merger With CIO   ‘Organic’ Unity Only Way Labor Can Present Solid Front Against Unfavorable Legislation, Green Contends; Move Puts Murray on Spot

Consolidation Of 2 Groups Advocated   CIO President Put On Spot By Action

AFL LEADERS PROPOSE THAT RIVAL LABOR GROUPS MERGE   Would Present United Front Against Bills To Curb Labor

MERGER WIT C. . 0. ASKED BY A. F.L.   ‘United Labor Front Asked By Executive Council

Green Acts On Merger Of Unions   Proposal to Unite 13 Million AFL, CIO Members Is Revived At Miami Council

Solid Labor Front Is Aim  ClO’s Murray on Spot As Green Offers Plan

AFL. Leaders Use Murray Bid as Basis for Proposal   Would Offer Solid Labor Front With ‘Organic’ Unity, That Ie . Merger

LABOR LEADERS PROPOSE MERGER OF CIO AND AFL   American Federation of Lg bor Executive Council Put Murray on Spot.   NO COMMENT BY MURRAY   Privately Members Were Not Too Hopeful of Success.

CANNY LEADERS OF AFL USE Clo PRESIDENT MURRAY'S BID AS AN (OPENING TO PROPOSE A MERGER

ASK MERGER OF TWO UNIONS AS STEP TO UNITY   AFL Leaders Seize Upon Proposal Of CIO President As An Opening Looking lo Uniting Of Rival Labor Groups.

Union Merger AFL Answer To ClO Ples   Federation Council Doubts 13 Million Workers Will Unite In Single Group

AFL Bids For  Labor Merger   Green Proposes Union Of 13.000.000 Members to C.LO.. Leaders

PROPOSAL MADE BY AFL AS WAY TO UNITE LABOR  ANSWERS MURRAY’S  PLEA FOR A SOLID ANTI.CURR FRONT

Council Offers Plan To Combine Two Rival Unions   Members of Group Not Hopeful That Anything Will Develop From Idea

Murray Is On Spot; _ AFL Proposes Tieup of Two Big Unions   CIO Prexy’s Bid for United Labor Front ‘an Opening by AFL

AFL Proposes Labor Merger   Murray Declines Comment Until Green’s Letter Is Received

American Secretary Of State Marshall to Leave Moscow by Air Friday for Washington

WILL TAKE UP 75 JOB AGAIN IN NOVEMBER   Results Disappainting, Says Marshall: Fails to Write Treaties

Next Session Will Be Held in November   London Is Chosen As Site; Marshall Ta Leave Fridav

Marshall Plans To Leave Moscow Friday Morning   Banquet At Kremlin Tonight Expected To Wind Up Big Four Conference   MARSHALL TO MAKE REPORT TO NATION

BIG FOUR AGREE TO MEET AGAIN ONPEACEPACTS   Marshall Disappointed Plans to Leave for U. S. Friday

Little Accomplished During Discussions; Ministers Meet In London Next  Stalin To Give      Stalin To Give Kremlin Banquet   Marshall Disappointed, But Says There’s ‘Fair Chance’ Of Eventual Agreement

Expect Molotov. To Loose Attack On United States   Seen Answering Marshall Charge Reds To. Blame For Moscow Fiasco

MOSCOW PARLEY COMES T0 END; CALLED FAILURE   Marshall Blames Russia For Inability Of Foreign Ministers To Agree On Euro pean Settlements.

Little Accomplished by Ministers; Only First Round, Says Marshall

Russian Radio Says Ministers Have Adjourned   Next Conference Tc Be Held In London In November

CONFERENCE AT MOSCOW ADJOURNS   Agree to Meet Again in London Next November

MEETINGS OF RIG FOUR END      fonference Concluded With Record of Few Accomplishments

BIG FOUR FOLD TENTS; RECORD ALMOST BLANK   N ovember Session In London Is Agreed Upon By Ministers

Stalin To Dine Top Ministers As Parley Ends   Marshall Blames Russia For Conference Failure.

Ministers to Meet Again In November   Parley Ends in Disagreement. Marshall to Fly

New Session  Set for London In November  Marshall Leaves Friday  For Home; May Report Dw Readin Snudav

TO ASSEMBLE IN LONDON IN NOVEMBER   Premier Stalin Host at Farewell Dinner in Kremlin

To Confer In London In Autumr   Marshall Sees a “Bai Chance” of Accord in  Reacancahle Time.

SESSIONS ON _PEAGE PACTS ~ ARE FAILURE   -FOHEIGN MINISTERS TO MEET AGAIN IN LONDON NEXT NOVEMBER—MARSHALL LEAVES TOMORROW

Marshall Due Back In U.S. On Saturday   Secretary Of State To Leave Moscow On Friday; Conference At Moscow Ende

BANQUET WILL END MEETING AT MOSCOW   Secretary State Prepares Return To Washington

New Parley Set For November in London, Report   German and Austrian Pacts Not Concluded: Stalin Gives Dinner

CALL CONFAB FAILURE   Each Side Puts Blame Or Other For Collapse   Planning Formal Report Te American People, Outlining U. S. Policy

Marshall Starts Home Tomorrov  Radio Report To  Alatian Tea Fallew

STALIN HOST TO DELEGATES AT MOSCOW CONFAB   Marshall And Helpers Ready To Leave For Home As Meeting Folds Up

Moscow Talks End Tonight With Banquet   Long Session Futile; Marshall Will Offer Report To Nation

_ Marshall Expresses Dissapointment at Lack of Progress in Big Four Meeting

Stalin Tenders Farewell Dinner To The Visitors  ; Next Conference Is

Marshait Expected To Give Full Report ta Nation on Meet's Failure

STALIN HOST AS DELEGATES JOIN IN FINAL FETE   Ends On Sour Note; May Resume  In lLiandan

COMMITTEE URGES U.S. BUILD STRONG MERCHANT FLEET   Truman’s Advisors Call for Subsidized Program in ‘Interests of Defense.’   COST RUNS IN MILLIONS   New Vessels Should Be Subject to Military Approval, Report Advises.

Modern Merchant Fleet Urged   residental Committee Recommends Program in Interest of National Defen:

Board Urges   Modern Fleet   Efficient Merchant Ships ‘Proposed for Defense -

Truman Aides Urge Subsidy To Help Build  More Vessels   Modern Merchant Fleet Seen Need As Defense Step

New Merchant Fleet Proposed  Four-Year Building Program Suqaested

GREAT MERCHANT FLEET IS URGED   Truman Committee Asks Millions Expenditure

Committee Asks Four-Year Plan As Defense Aid   $150,000,000 A Year Pro gram Calls for 46 ‘High Quality? Passenger, Other Vessels   Present-Day Ships Called Unsuitable   Suggests Reorganization Of Maritime Com mission, 50 Per Cent Subsidy On’ Constrnetion

Group Approves Strong American Merchant Fleet   Presidential Group Says Plan Necessary To National Defense

Bigger U.S. Merehant Navy Urged   Truman Committee Requests Millions To Expand Fleet

$600 Million Ship Prograrr Is Proposed   Merchant Fleet to Aid Defense Urged In Truman Report

Complete Blueprint for Four-Year Program Is Drafted   $150,000,000 Annual Expenditures to Provide Modern. Efficient Vessels Recommended by Commities

Three Dead After Blast Heard Six Miles Away; Ninety Injured In Panic

Three Die In Railway Tragedy ~   Ninety Injured in  Flaming Shower As Crack Pacific Flyer Slashes Tank Truck

Southern Pacific Streamliner Hits Gas Truck —3 Killed And  9) Injured In Flaming Train

Dozens Injured When Ten Cars Showered With Flaming Gasoline from Explosion

COLLISION KILLS 4 AND INJURES 90 AT FRESNO, CALIF.  FLAMES SEAR TEN PASSENGER CARS,

Cars Showered With Gas; Many Seriously Hurt   Streamliner Enroute From Lo Angeles To Oakland: Ten Cars Are Burned

Three Killed, Scor es Are Injured  When Train Smashes Gasoline Truck

THREE KILLED, MANY INJURED AS GASOLINE TRUCK EXPLODES AFTER BEING HIT BY TRAIN

Train Crashes Into Tank Truck   3 Killed, 90 Hurt— Cars Showered With  Flaming Gasoline

3 Die As Train Hits Gas Truck, Starting Fire  30 Critically Burned As Flames Envelope Canct Stranmiiner

TEMPERATURES   Three Dead, 90 Hurt  In Fresno Collision   30 In Critical Condition After Southern Pacific Streamliner Hits Tank Truck; Explosion Followed By Searing Fire

90 PASSENGERS HURT INFRESNO, CALIF. WRECK   Passengers Smash Windows To Escape; 11 Coaches Burned

Blast Heard 6 Miles California Streamline: Hurtles Into Gas Truck

3 Dead, 90 Hurt When Train Hits Gasoline Truck   Crack Southern’ Pacific Streamliner Smothered In Flames.

“At Least Three Killed, 90 Hurt In Train Wreck   Southern Pacific Train Explodes Gasoline Truck at Crossing

THREE DIE, 90 HURT IN CRASH   Pacific Train Rips Through Tank Truck, Trailer; Explosion Follows

THREE DEAD,  90 HURT WHEN TRAIN STRUCK GAS TRANSPORT   14 Cars Of Crack Streamliner Were Sprayed With  Blazing Gasoline

STREAMLINER HITS TANK TRUCK   Explosion, Near Fresno, Heard 6 6 Miles Away   Covered With Burning Gas; Amos Alonzo Stagg Among Passengers Unhurt

a0 HURT IN ACCIDENT AT FRESH CAL   Ten Railroad Cars Showered with Flames; Thirty Seriously Injured.

Collision Showers 10 Railroad Cars With Flaming Gasoline Following Explogion —

Train Strikes ‘Gasoline Truck: Fire Breaks Out   Windows Broken By Passengers Seeking Escape

KROLL AGAIN — ATTACKS TAFT   ClO LEADER CHALLENGES SENATOR TO POLL OHIO _TO PROVE POLITICAL  STRENGTH

URBAN GROUPS OPPOSE HOUSE REVENUE PLAN   SPECIAL TAXES MAY BE RETAINED BY STATE

West Palm Beach, Fla., Man Goes on Rampage   _ Officers Say He Jumped to His Death After Cutting  Throats of Four Parcane

Relief Bill Still Intact in House   Senate to Vote on Injunctions to Block Jurisdictional Strikes

House Defeats Amendments To Turko-Greek Aic  Republicans Skeptical Of Action At Session On Universal Trainine

GREEK-TURKEY AID BILL BEATS OFF ATTACKERS   House Refuses Ban on American Military Help to Fend Off Red Threats

AID PLAN HEADS FOR NEW TESTS IN HOUSE FIGHT   Ohioan’s Attempt To Smash Bill Outright Beaten By Overwhelming Vote

PROPOSAL TO BAR TROOPS IS REJECTED   Lively Debote Held by House on Foreign Aid Bill

House Kills  Ban on Troops   Would Permit Sending Under Aid Proposal  Combat Forces to Greece

House Rejects Curbs. On Greek-Turkish Aid   Beats Down Proposals to-Limit U. S. Military” Missions: to Two Mediterranean. Nations: Move To Refer Preblem to United. Nations Defeated

CRUSH ATTEMPT TO KILL GREEK, TURK AID BILL   HOUSE SUPPORTERS BEAT OFF ATTACK BY VOTE OF 127-37

PROPOSAL TO BAR SENDING TROOPS 10 GREECE, REJECTEL   As Part of Administration’s $4100,000,000 Program to Curb Communism.   TELLER TALLY 122 TO 70   ‘Defeat Attempt to Limit the Size of Military Mission.

Proposal Rejected On Military Help   Bill Supporters Take Control, Bowl Over Many Amendments

Greek Aid Supporters Confident   “Proposal Faces Several Tests As - Amendments Penc

Plan to Ban Military Help Beaten   Solon Challenges Russia to Protest Program

‘Plan Barring U.S. Combat Troops in  Greece Defected  House Also Shouts Down Proposal to Ve ete Mcet, -tsi

Aid Bill Troop Ban Defeated   House Rejects Move to Limit Military Help to 2 Nations

House Rejects  Ban on Sending  U.S. Troops To Greece. Turkey   Also Defeats Proposal to Limit Size of Mission to 100

GOP Backer Asks Russia Be Isnored   Supporters Confident After Unsuccessful Amendment Barrage

Amendments to Bill Shouted  Down in House   Refuse to Limit Amount of Aid Rep. Merrow Challenges Russian Attitude

AN heh Ea DOE Beha House Nears Final Vote  On Program  Merrow Supports Truman’s Request

House Turns Down Ban Idea   Rejects Proposal To Bar American Military Aid In Greece Turkey

HOUSE BEATS DOWN 2 GARD TO GREEK All   Will Hold Saturday Session Unless Bill Reaches Vote Friday.

House Defeats Move To Bar Military Help   Amendment To Limit Aid To Greece And Exclude Turkey Beaten; Backers Cankdent OF Success

Opponents Fail In 4 Attempts To Cut Measure   Saturday Session Of House Slated To Vote Passage

House OK's US. Troops For Greece:   Limit on Aid Bill Also Rejected By Representatives

‘House Blocks ‘Moves to Prevent Greek- Turk Aid   Attempts: to Kill Plan or Postpone Assistance Fail

House Rejects Plan To Bar Sending Combat — Units toGreece, lurkey

Confident Aid Bill Will Pass Test In House   Supporters Believe They Have Votes to. Ward Off Atlucks; May Vote Wet Today

Proposal to Ban Combat Troops In Greece Loses House Reiuses ta: Limit Ai 100 Size of Force ‘In Plan to Stem Russia

Troo s Ban Tn Aid Bill Voted Down   Proposal to Bar Sending American Armed Forces To Greece and Turkey Toses. 122 to 70

Representative Hits House Members For Propaganda Fear   Suggests Forgetting Russian Opinion in Voting Foreign Aid

‘Tamperatures   House Shouts Down Move To Refuse Military Aid For Greece and Turkey   Proposal Forbidding Use of Combat Troops Beaten; Senate Turns Down Ball‘s Plan to Permit Injunctions

Greek Aid Bill Stirs Red Blast  a! rmurehkac Adéancl   House Member Launches Attack On Appeasement

Supporters of Greek-Turkish  ~ Aid Measure Have Enough Power To Ward Off Attempts To Amend Bill.   VOTE ON PASSAGE EXPECTED SOON

Aid Program — Unscathed by House Debate   Supporters Weary But Confident Today.

Aimed at Limit On U.S. Troop:   Program Unscathed After Heated Debate

Aid Bill Weathers Attacks   ‘Amendments Designed To Limit U. S. Help  For Greece and. Turkey Are All Shouted Down

House Also Rejects Limit On Missions   Backers Confident of Aid Measure’s Eventual Passage

Solons Reject Plan To Bar Use   Attempts To Limit Size Of Missions Also Defeated

Aid Measure Sees First Tests On House Floor   Supporters Sure Of Sufficient Votes To Assure Approval

House Refuses Military Help Greek-Turkey   Amendment To Limit Aid Turned Down; Rep. Bender Wants Real Bill.

HOUSE STRONG FOR TRUMAN AID BILL   Program Is Unscathed In Baptism Of Fire   SUPPORTERS   Confident Votes Will Ward Off Continuing Attacks On Proposed Measure

Rejects Proposal To Bar Troop Use In Greece, Turks   House Votes Plan to. Use ‘Combat Troops In Communism Curb

RUSS DARED 10 GREEK AID BILL   Representative Says Nothing Can Be Done if Soviets Consider It War.

CONGRESS HEARS DEMAND 10 CASE APPEASING RUSSIA   House Leaders Hope for Passage of Aid Bill by Nightfall

Greek-Turkish Aid Supporters Win First Test  Hope To Repulse Further Attacks

HOUSE. REFUSES TO BAN TROOPS ~ ON GREEK Soll   U.S. ‘Combot* Forces May Se “Sent into” Europe To Check Communiam

Ban on Sending Combat Troops ls Turned Down   Other Major Issues Faced by Congress In Day’s Session

House Takes Voice Vote on ni Tekh Avd Ba   Bender Calls It “An Insane Military Alliance” Dressed as Relief

“Appeasement” Of Russia Hit In House Debate  « fia Ate Bilt   Action On Aid Bill Sometime Today Is Believed Possible

Coal Industries Back fo Normal Little the. Worse. : For Work Stoppage

Coal-Consuming Industries Back In Full Production: All Mines Open

Coal-Consuming Plants Resume   Normal Operation Reported Today As Miners Remove Coal.

Mest Plants Hurt Little By Coal Loss   Majority Of Coal Miners Back At Work

JUSTRY SWINGS BACK TO NORMAL   Production Building Fue Stockpiles

INDUSTRY GETS BACK TO NORMAL OUTPUT   Soft Coal Stoppage Records Little Harm

MOST SOFT COAL MINES WORKING   U, S, FACES THREAT OF ANOTHER WORK STOPPAGE JULY 1ST

NORMALCY RETURNS IN COAL OPERATIONS   U. S. Steel Was Hardest Hit By Miners’ Layoffs

First Move Is Taken To Give Conaress Closer Check on Executive Branch

Fund Proposed For Information  $12,000,000 May Go for Propaganda

3rd Victim of lowa Rail Collision Dies   Three Die in Train Crash

TRUMAN URGED TO VETO ANY RENTAL HIKES   President Asked to Advise Congress Against Flat Increases

Affidavits Can t Halt Use of NLRB By Union Members  Denham Admits Reds May Avoid Signing Pledaes by Ruling

DENHAM ‘YIELDS’ IN ANTI-RED WAR   Grants Individual Unionist: Still May Use Labor Law

GIRL, 16, FOUND SHOT TO DEATH   Body Discovered in Barn With Wounded Gl

MARION WOMAN 1S FOUND STRANGLED   Marion County Coroner Says Killing May Be Work Of Sadist

Soviet Buying Spree Verified By U.S. Embassy in Moscow; No Economic Breakdown Seen

Buying Spree In Moscow Confirmed   Lovett Declares Situalion Is ‘Not To Be'Regarded Too Seriously -By American Govern: ment

Russia Buying Wave Confirmed  — Does Not Indicate - Breakdown, Said

Reports Of Buying Wave In Russia Confirmed; No Breakdown Indicated

‘Panic Buying in Russia Confirmed By U. 5. Embassy   Does Not Indicate Any Serious Breakdown in Soviet, However

Pledges Funds Will Be Used To Benefit All In Both Nations   He Calls Measure ‘Important Step in Building Peace’   Report Britain to Get Duwe al Aid an fone

$20,000,000 OF U. S. AID TO GREECE MAY GO AS PAYMENTS TO BRITAIN

Defends Chinese Policy   Chiang Denies Attitude Toward Soviet “Weakkneed”; Says Nation Past Collapse Danger

COLD WEATHER HAS COMEBACK   Midwest Temperature Drops Not Severe: Some Snow Due

COLD AIR MASS DROPPING MERK   Winter Has Round-Trip Ticket For Midwest As Cold  Wave Theatens

Florida, Gulf Coast Shiver Under New Sub-Freezing Blas!   .New Snow Storms Hit  New York and New England States

Dixie Again Has Frigid Weather   Connecticut In Center 0! New, England Storm; Moves Northward.

FLORIDA, GULF — COAST SHIVER AGAIN WITH COLD   Heavy Snow Falls in New York, New England  ' States.

SNOW COVERING MUCH OF EAST   Return 2ngagement Of SubFreezing Weather Hits Florida And Gulf Coast, Along With Storm; Deep Snows In Many Other Sections.

MERCURY DIPS TO FREEZING MARK IN FLORIDA   Eight Inches of Snow Falls in New England States, New York

Plane Crash Victims ‘Covered’ x ok * : x ok * ok * x ok ok  gs Fe 7 gy as fy Pm Fre   Atrlines Carry Insurance On Passengers and Planes

The Nation Today — Insurance Companies Pay Off ‘On Victims of Plane Crashes

Frontier Day Queen fo Be Named at Bal  Pet Parade. Openina   Pet Parade, Opening _ of 4-H Club Exhibits Slated for Tuesday

Fron Day Queen to Be Named at Bal   Pet Parade, Opening of 4-H Club Exhibits Slated for Tuesday

TORNADO TOWNS BURYING: DEAD   Woodward. with 83 Victims Bars Visitors from Area

'—MAP REBUILDING PLANS— __  Tornado Leveled Town Buries Its 83 Victims

WOODWARD BURIES TORNADO. VICTIMS   Oklahoma Town Sealed Of  Fram Curious Crowds

OFFER OF-GM. TURNED DOWN   AUTO UNION ASKS FOR STRAIGHT 15-CENT. AN HOUR INCREASE IN  WAGES.

Conciliator Would Avert Pure Strike   CIO Votes for Walkout If Negotiations Fail

UTILITY TO APPEAL RULING BY COUR}   Restricting Use of Fuel Gas  Declared Illegal

w GEORGE §. BENSON Prestdent--Harding College Searcy, Arkousas   Wares and Rachbate

LOOKING AHEAD By George 8S. Benton President, ‘Harding. College Searcy, Arkansas   WAGES AND BASKETS

.NEW.RECORD SAID SET:  33 More indiciments Are Returned By Grand Jury

53 Lose Lives In Colombian  Plane Crash   Greece Accuses Yugoslavia

CONFESSION OF MAN'S.DOUBLE* JO SAVE HIM FROM GALLOWS   PRISONER © AWAITING  DEATH FOR ALLEGEDLY BEATING “WOMAN TO DEATH WILL  GO FREE —

Doomed Man Hears Another Prisoner Confesses Murder   Second Prisoner Said To Be ‘Exact Double’ Of Man Tried And Convicted

Relief Unit Sent To Aid Of Soldiers  ‘On Frontier   Airmen Hit) Targets With Clear Weather ln Guerrilla Clash

Greek Rebels Reform Lines Near Konitsa  Renew Siege of City.   Renew Siege of City, _ Sought for Capital Of Communist State

Greek Troops Enter City Near Frontier   Fight Way Through Guerrilla Siege Lines To Reinforce City Of Konitsa

GREEK REBELS. ENTER KONITSA   Guerillas Laying Siege To City Proclaimed as Capital of New Red State

Government Relief Column Fights Way To Threatened City   Clearing Weather Gives Airmen First Clear Targets: Reds Offer ‘Fierce Resistance Everywhere as Athens Admits ‘Considerable Losses

Battered City Gets Minor Reinforcemen!   Strength of Rebel Army Estimated at 29,000 Soldiers

NEW ATTACKS LAUNCHED BY CREEK REBELS   Siege Lines Reforined At Konitsa During Heavy Fighting

Greek Troops Press Offensive Against Rebels   Guerrilla Drive Against  Konitsa Is Blocked.

Greek Troops Fight Way Into Besieged Konitsa; Spitfires Batter Rebels

Rebel Forces . Reestablish Greek Siege   Guerrillas Fight. Wa y Into Outskirts of "  Konitsa

Greek Troops Press Alfack On Guerrillas   Cleasing Weether Gave Airman First Clear Targets In Several Days

GREEK TROOPS BATTLE THRU ENEMY LINES   Reinforced Government Units Enter Communists’ Capital City

Greeks Battle to Crumble. Guerrilla Siege at Konitsa.   Announce That‘a:' Brigade Has Broken Through Lines Near Albonion Frantiap

Greek Ar mn} Lifts Siege Of Konitsa   Relief Column In City Believed Goal Of Guerrillas; Fierce Fighting Is Reported

GREEK TROOPS END SIEGE OF FRONTIER CITY   Konitsa Relieved Bi Reinforcements In New Drive

Guerrillas  Fight Way Into Konista   Reported They Are Re ceiving Stream Of Rein forcements From Near by Albania

Greek Rebels. Seal Cracked -Konitsa Line:   Reinforced From Albania Guerrillas Fight Way To Cite Onitckirts *

Troops Reach Red-Besieged Greek City  Rocket Firing   Rocket Firing Fighter Planes Aid Government Forces

RELIEF BRIGADE REACHES KNOITSA   Guerrilla Lines Yield to  Reinforcements.

Greek Rebels Battle Way Into Konitsa  Counterthruat By ‘Government Fails

Greek Troops Break Through  Siege Lines   Rocket - Firing Plane: Reported Aiding Relief Column at Konitsa

Rebels Fail In Drive For Konitza   Anti-Communist Decree Issued By Government

Reliet T roops Rout Greek Guerrillas  Reinforcements Hurled Into Fight to Smash

Guerrilla Lines Declared Broke  Greek Government Dannrtc Progress

Greek Govt. Troops Enter Konitsa   Relief Column Fights Way Through Siege Line of Guerillas

GREEK REBELS PUT NEW MEN IN FIGHT   FRESH GUERRILLA BATTAL IONS SLASH WAY INTO OUTSKIRTS OF BONITSA.

Greeks Go Over Barrier  At City   Troops Fight Into City Of Konitsa, Near Albania

GREEK TROOPS CUT GUERRILLA SIEGE FORCES   Reinforcements Fight. Wa) Through Reds Into City of Konitsa.

Greek Army To Relief © Of Konitsa   Troops Fight Way Through. Guerrilla Siege Lines; Planes Support Advance

Greek Rebels Rake Konitsa With Artillery   Vafaides Attempts To Seize Stronghold For ‘Red’ Capital

Greek Reinforcements Pierce Guerrilla Sioge Lines To Relieve Outnumbered Garrison

Greeks Shatter Guerilla’s Seige   Konitsa Is Reached By Reinforcements From Regular Army)

Greek Army Breaks Through Guerilla Forces at Konitsa   Relief Column Is Supported By Spitfire Planes

Civil War In Greece Rages... . Greek Guerrillas Encirele Konitsa

Greek Rebels Fight To Edge Of Konitsa   Reinforcements Are Rushed Into Battered City

Reinforcements Smash Way To Aid Greek Army   Relief Column Enters Hard Pressed City of Konitsa near Albanian Border.

Fighter Planes Support Drive On Guerrillas   Heavy Casualties On Both Sides Are Reported

REESTABLISH   Guerrillas Gain Foothold in Konitsa After Lines Were , Broken Onen

Greek Army Drives On  Guerrillas   Siege Lines At Konitsa Broken

Greek Soldiers Fight Through Guerrilla Lines   Capital of Communi: “Government” Is  Target for Troops

GREEK FORCES ENTER KONITSA   Government Troops Break Guerrilla Lines

Greek Army In Konitsa Is Reinforeed   Relief Column Fights Way Through Guerrilla Siege Lines

Greek Army Strikes at Guerrillas   Government Forces Cut Through Lines, Reach Konitsa; Losses Said Heavy for Both Sides

GREEK ARMY FIGHTS WAY TO KONITSA   Government Decree Outlaws Communist Party Sympathizers

GREEK TROOPS LIFT RED SIEGE   Relief Column Hurled Into Northern Fighting

Planes Pound Rebel Lines   44,000 Refugees Had. Swarmed into City Eyed as Independent Capital

Konitsa Seized And Communist PartyOutlawed   Kev Town In North-Taken By Greek Troops, Aided” By Planes; Leftist  ’ Groups Banned

Greeks Battle Through Siege Line at Konitsa   Army Rushes Relief Drive as Government Outlaws Red Party

Greek Army Breaks Rebel Siege Lines   Relief Unit Reaches Besieged Konitsa; Battle Losses Heavy

REPORT ARMY BATTLES WAY TO KONITSA   ‘Agnt Centers At Hub Of New Communist “State”   DRIVE COINCIDES   With Government Decree Tc Outiaw Communist Party And Leftwing E.A.M.

Greek Troops  Reinforce —  Konitsa Stand Larger Guerrilla  _ Force Reported Held at Standstill

29,000 Guerrillas  Rebel Units Form Tight Siege Ring  About Town   Konitsa Is fsolated Anew After Greek Brigade Moves Jn

Tax Law Veto Has Chance For Survival   Votes On Measures Indicates Trend Of Action To Follow  President's Vetoes.

County Court News Of Sioux -County   Two Suits for Divorce Were Filed in the District Court of Sioux County the Past Week

County Court News Of Sioux County   Eleven More Marriage Licenses Were Issued by Clerk of Courts During Past Week!

County Court News Of Sioux Counts      Nine More Marriage Licenses Were Issued Couples by Clerk of Courts During Week!

County Court News Of Sioux Count,   John Evan Gritiers Was Appointed Administrator of the Estate of John E. Gritters

County Court News Of Sioux Count,   Fifteen Marriage Licenses Were Is. sued by Clerk of Courts During Past Week

County Court News ~ OF Sioux County   Johnnie Peters of Hospers Bound Ov. er to Distriet Court on Charge False Uttering of Check

County Court News Of Sioux Count,   Only Fourteen Marriage Licenses, Below, Issued by Clerk of the Courts The Past' Week

County Court News Of Sioux County   Wiliam De ‘Stigter Demands Judgment In Amount of $15,920.50 ° For Jan. 29 Accident

County Court. News Of Sioux County   Estate and = Guardguship Matters Made Up Most of Court Hap. cnings the - Past Week

County Court News Of Sioux County   John B. Bolks Was Appointed Admin. istrator of Estate of HaTold Van’t Hul. tate of Hull

County Court News - Of Sioux County   Eleven Marriage Licenses Were Is sued from The (Clerk of the “Courts Oifice in Week

TAFT SEEKS TO CHANGE LAW ON UNION POLITICS   Would AHow Union Papers To Comment On Candidates, Issues

State’s Corn Crop Lowest Several Years   Estimated At 196 Million Bushels; Wheat Crop Reduced 8 Million.

NREW PEARSON: Washinaton Merrv-Go-Round  Knutson Names Big Business Leaders As Tax Advisors

“fy _ DREW PEARSON teh “The WAS HI NGTON im MERRY-GO-ROUND   ee 2  DREW PEARSON. SAYS:—FRANK COSTELLO,: NO. 1. AMERICAN RACKETEER, COULD BE DEPORTED; HOW REP. KNUTSON WRITES OUR TAX BILL; REP. RIZLEY OF ir AHOMA RECOMES POCKETBOOK CONGRESSMAN.

Southern Illinois Potential Large For Developing Tourist Attractions, Say University Of Illinois Pair In Report

NEAR A NEW MARK   Last Year First Kalling Frost in This Area Was  November 11

- Government Warns No Responsibility To Be Taken in Similar Incidents

Congressmen Must Have Their Fun—  Even at Christmas  Their Christmas Cards Reveal Politics—

Sun Eclipse Tuesday Eagerly Awaited By Scientists Striving for Informatior

BLAZE SWEEPS  AN ENTIRE BrOrK   5 Buildings-Razed; © All Business — District Threatened’

7 PLEAD INNOCENT TO VOTE FRAUDS   Are Arraigned Before federal dudge Ridge—No Trial Yates Are Set.

THREE INJURED IN 2 ACCIDENTS HERE   2 Victims Pedestrians On New Boston Street

EAGLES SATURDAY NIGHT  Drehactra and danre __Ad   wy SET? SERVE FAUNDRY

Reject Evidence in Arson Trial   Police Say Pastor Held in Church Fire Suffered “Blackouts’

Bodies of Drowned Airmen Are Sought   Plane Dives Into Bay When Field Is Overshot

Fire Rages Aboard Docked Ocean Liner   Damage To SS John Ericsson Estimated At $1,500,000

LINER ELIZABETH   “Queen” Berthed At Same Hudson River Pier In New York

Superstructure Of Liner Heavily Damaged By Fire  Departure Of Giant British Ship Delayed

Flames Sweep Superstructure Of Big Liner   John Ericsson Suffers Damage of $1,500,000: Three Persons Injured

FIRE DAMAGES LINER IN NEW YORK HARBOR   Shert Circuit Blamed Fer Blas Causing $1,560,000 Damage  Te &S taka Friceaon

Rat Control School ' In Des Moines Soon   Three State Agencies WItL Co-Spon sor the Event to Coordinate EWort of Many Groups

RITES HELD FOR MRS. ‘MALINDA JANE W000   The Services Were Conducted from Mooresville Christian Church.

‘Funeral Services for Mrs. Rockhold   Were Held From the Moores ville Christian Church; Burial at Utica.

Little Assembly Slated to Pass In UN Committee   U. S. Plan Protested by Sov. iet As Step Away from Collaboration

‘Little U. N.’ Near Reality   Year-Round Session Up-fer Vate Today

Accord Appears In Near Future   However, Main Dispute Lags On Over Country

SETTLEMENTS IN MINNESOTA, IOWA, DAKOTAS AND NEB.   CONCILIATORS HINT LONG LINES ACCORD BEFORE NIGHTFALL

Agreements Reached In Five States   Move To St. Louts lor ‘Intensive Bargaining’

COUNTRYWIDE SETTLEMENT SEEN NEAR   Qne-Fourth Of All Phone Workers Back On Job   LONG LINES   Agreement Is Expected Before Nightfall; Bell Company Signs

live States End Telephone Strike 17.500 Northwestern  Bell Workers Accept  Raise, Resume Jobs

Phone Strike Wage Agreements Reached In 5 Midwestern States “As Dispute Drags Into 30th Day

Midwest Phone Workers Return      Optimistic As Country Wide Strike Goes In-. to Thirtieth Davy.

Wage Agreemen Believed Near  Fourth of Strikers Reported at Work

Telephone People In Five States Go Back: National Tieup DraasO.:

Phone Workers Return To Jobs In Some Areas   MID-WEST SECTOR SEES AGREEMENTS REACHED

TELEPHONE STRIKE STILL DEADLOCKED   ; , Workers Return in Five Mid: “western States

Settlement by Midnight Seen in Phone Strike   » Most Important Sessions Are Resumed Today

TUESDAY PHONE PEAGE IS SEEN   New Agreements Are Reached By Bell Units

MAIN DISPUTE ENTERS 3OTK DAY OF STRIKE   Rumor Settlement ‘Possible’ Today in Long Distance Division

PHONE WORKERS RESUME DUTIES IN FIVE STATES   Nationwide Telephone Strike Drags Into 30th Dav As Conciliators Announce Agreement Possible  By Nightfall.

Phone Workers Baek On Jobs In Five States   But Main Country-Wide  Dispute Drags On Tuto   Thirtieth Straight   Day

More Phone Workers Are Back On Job   Main Dispute Still Continues

Freighter Leaves. . “for Chicago ‘After: Rescue From. Rocks          _dubiter From Danger. ‘ = as Engines’ Fail:

Repairs Made in Milwaukee.   Towing Big Freighter © Hard Job as 2 Hawsers Break Saturday

Coast Guard Tows Stricken ‘Jupiter’ Into Milwaukee   Great Lakes Freighter To Leave for Chicago Today After Narrow Escape.

FREIGHTER HAS NARROW ESCAPE   Mackinaw Saves Vessel From Lake Michigan Ship Graveyard

Ship Escapes ‘Grave Yard’   Freighter Haz Terrible Time Before Rescue fram Lake Michigan Store

Boat Unharmed Despite Storm   Jupiter Almost Taker To Ships’ Grave Yard

Jupiter Escapes Lake Graveyard  Freighter's Captain Tells About Rescue

ODT SAYS C & 0 FREIGHTS RUN UNDER AVERAGE   Rip Van Winkle Ad Gets Sharp Reply From Old Line Roads

Marshall Plans Move To Offset Soviet Rejection   Will Make U. S. Position Clear Following FourPower Pact Turn Down   SAYS U.S. TO STAY ACTIVE IN EUROPE

MARSHALL 10 COUNTERACT RED REBUFF   To Tell World U. S. Will Remain Active in Europe

Marshall Plans Statement on Defeated Pact   U.S. to Be Active in Europe; Three-Power Alliance Rumored

Air Forces to. Receive Gasoline   Air Force Supply Good for 90 Days

Assure Armed Forces Plenty of Petroleum   Industry Pledges Needs  ’ Will Be Met:. Civilian Supply May Be Affected

Critical, Situations Bring Pledge From Industry To Give Services Priority

U.S. UNCEASHES MULTIPLE FIGHT ON HIGH PRICES   Cost of Grain Drops Sharply at Trading Centers

U.S. Begins Drive To Increase Food  And Slash Prices   ‘Attack Branches in All  Directions; Problem Is   Accomplishment

Grain Prices - Drop Sharply as Government Camnajian Starts: Politicians Open Debate

Multiple Campaigns to Lower Prices Beain to Show Sians of Success

Grain Prices  Drop Sharply   Wheat Slips Seven Cents A Bushel; Government Launches Drive

GRAIN PRICES DRUF AS UNGLE SAM nllS MARGINAL TRADING   Wheat Falls as Much as Seven Cents and Corn is Down almost Six at Chicago Trade Board   YROUP DEMANDS SPECIAL SESSION

Grains Drop As U.S. Acts To Cut Prices   Housewives Organize Mass Meetings To Combat Rising Food Quotations

Grain Prices Show Sharp Drop Under Gov't Pressure   Nation’s Buyer Resistance Strong

Phone Seizure   Held Imminent   \Fruman Seen Likely to Act  Jy Next 2? or 3 Dave

Stricken Area Begs for Cars to Rush Refugees to Safety   Death Toll Estimates Range to 1,000 After Ship, Chemical Plant Blow Up

Coast Guard Says Liner Explodes   Telephone Operator Makes Appeal To Houston For Red Cross Help

MESSAGE CALLS FOR EXPANDING STATE SERVICES   Says Aid to Schools Must Be Increased by $7,500,000   COVERS MANY SUBJECTS   Green Asserts Budget Car Be Kept in Balance Under His Program

DRIVE TO KEEP TAXES AT PAR   Outlines Program for Im proved, Expanded State Services

INDIAN PRINCES GIVEN WARNING   NO SEPARATE STATES PERMITTED IN NEW » ®TWO-NATION PACT ~

COMMUNIST LEADER GETS YEAR IN JAIL   Eugene Dennis Also Fined” $1,000 by Jurist for Being in Contempt of Congress.

Terpening Sent To Prison for Life   Drastic French Tax Bill Passes   Farmer's Body Fourd

Identify Murdered  L. A. Woman   West Coast Has Fourth Of Series Of Sex Crimes

Brother, You'd Better Think it Over-—  ~ Mother-In-Law Melee Costly

Measure Slated For Fast Passage In Senate, Probably Today; President Traman _ ' Savs He Will Turn It Down

Wherry Thinks Senators Will Override Veto   Upper House Scheduled To Act On Tax Reduction Today

Senate Ready To Send Tax Act to Truman   Wherry Is Confident Chamber Can Override Veto of New Measure

Wherry Certain Tax Bill Veto To Be Overridder   Measure to Reduce Income Levies  Mav Be Voted Today

Tax Slash Bill Is Slated for Passage Today   Wherry Confident Senate Will Vote To Override Veto

UBLICANS --SENATE SET\ PASS TAX bun   Wherry Says It May Be Close But He’s Sure Of Beating Veto

Wherry Says Senate Will Defeat Veto   Body Set For Vote Today On Tax-Cuts Bill OK?d In House

GOP CONFIDENT DESPITE. VETO   Wherry Says Senate Wil Override Truman On Tax Measure.

PREDICTS TAX VETO DEFEAT   Wherry, GOP Whip, Asserts Senate Will Override by Close Margin

SENATE READY TO ACT ON TAX MEASURE   Truman: Veto May Be Overridden in Both  House and Senate

Wherry Says Tax Cut Veto Will Be Upset   Predicts Senate Course After Scheduled  Pascace Tadayv

Wherry Confident Senate Will Pass  Tax Cut Over Veto  Measure May Go To Truman Today

Tax Cut Bill Passage  Is Forecast  Wherry Confident ~ Veto Can Be Overridden

Egyptians Protest U.N. Failure With Attacks On British   Expert Says Series Of Atomic Wars Would Wipe Out Mankind

Scientist Adds Harm to Genetic System To Other Horrors of Atomic Wars

—ROB BANK MESSENGER" :  3 Waverly Bandits’ Escape. With $22, 000

—EN ROUTE TO POSTOFFICE— S,  3 Rob Hamburg Bank Cashier of $28,117.

Hold up Cashier Of Bank   Area Officer — Alerted in Hunt For Armed Trio

Bank Messenger Is Holdup Vietim    Armed Bandits Get $22 000 on Waverly Street

Plan To Lift Time Payment Controls Soor   Removal Of Restrictions On Installment Buying By Nav,  Is Provided In Compromise Measure

OF CREDIT REINS SEEN   Although Congress May Set Deadline by Novem. ber 1, President Is Ex. pected to Lift Restraints Even Sooner.

Unrestricted Installment Buying Looms   Controls May End Before Nov. 1.

Tame: Pay Buying Wiggling Out From Under Governmental Thumb      LATE AULLETIN:

CREDIT BUYING CURBS TOTTER   Bill Would End Controls by Nov. 1—Truman May Do It Earlier

Credit Curbs Likely to End By November ]   House Passes ‘Death’ Bill; Earlier Action By Truman Predicted

EVEN EARLIER ACTION NOW SEEMS LIKELY   installment Buying May Be Freed by President Truman

Credit Buy! ing  ( ‘urbs Will End   ' Restrictions on Installment System ' Mav Be Lifted Soon

Credit Controls May Be Erased   Possible Return to Instaliment Buying

Credit Buying Curb May Be Erased By  Truman This Year   President May End All Controls Earlier Capitol Hears

—- WOUNDED 12 Flee Prison i in Colorado   GUARD, WOMAN AMONG HURT

OVERELL CASE 1S IN TANGLE   JUDGE'S RULING LEAVES YACHT EXPLOSION CASE WITHOUT DEATH WEAPON IN EVIDENCE

 LEGISLATION MAY RAISE REAL ESTATE TAX  JOINT PENSION. BONUS OFFERED

OFFERS PLAN TO COMBINE BONUS WITH PENSIONS   Proposes Financing Benefits for Veterans With Sales Tax

Combined Bonus-Pension Proposed for Ohio Vets    Legislator Would Pay $100 Now, Set Up Doles Payable after 60 Years of Age

Combination Bonus-Pension Plan, With Sales Tax Increase to Pay Cost, Offered by Ohio Lawmaker

Canada Joins Search for Lost DC-4 Off Alaska   RCAF Sends Planes, Clearng Skies Boost Rescuers’ Hopes

HUNT CONTINUES: FOR PLANE TODAY   Many Ships Take Part in Search for 18 Lest In Alaskan Wilds,

TRAINMEN HURT AS CARS DERAIL   ‘No Bump’ Felt as Nine Units Break Away from Engine

COAST LIMITER TRAIN WRECKED   Nine Cars Derailed On Southern Pacific; Several Injured

Perlman Gains Solicitor Post In Senate Vote   Baltimore Attorney, Named By Truman, Wins Long Fight After Brew« ster Gives In

Perlman Set  To Fill Post   Baltimore Democrat Confirmed At Last

PORTAL CLAINS   Opponents of Pay Decision Swing !nto Action In Courts. Conaress.

Double-Barreled Govt. Attack On Portal Pay Problem Is Taking Form

Portal Pay Problem Sull  Controversial   Justice Department Also Joins Congress in Attack on Legislation That Is “Tiroent.”’

Wiley’s Senate Group Is Ready For Fast Action   Justice Department Pleads For Dismissal of Trifling Claims

Double U. Ss. Attack o on Portal Pay Problem  amac lin Rath in Conoress and Courts

DOUBLE DRIVE ON PAY SUITS TAKING SHAPE   Government to Attack Claims in Congress  And Courts

GOVT ATTACK ON PORTAL TO PORTAL SUITS IS APPEARING   Legislation To Outlaw The Suits Is Coming Up For Hearings

MAP 2 ATTACKS ON PORTAL PAY   Legislative And Court Ac ‘tion Against Demands Shape Up   ISAYS ISSUE URGENT

Portal Pay Curbs Sought  In Congress Courts Will Not   Courts Will Not Allow Addition of Trifling Periods

2-WAY ATTACK TAKES SHAPE IN PORTAL BATTLE   Justice Department Hits A ‘Trifles’; Senators Plan Speed On Remedies

Congress, Courts Will. Receive Government’s Attack on Portal Pay   FEDERAL OFFENSIVE ON BACK PAY SUIT ISSUES SHAPING UP—-JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ENTER INTO SCENE TODAY

Double Attack On Portal Pay Is Shaping Up   Justice Department, Sen. ate Judiciary Commit: tee Prime Guns

Justice Dept. in Portal Pay Case  Wants Retroactive Claims Dismissed

SEEKING SPEEDY SETTLEMENT OF BACK PAY SUITS   Justice Dept. And Congress Teaming Up For Double-Barreled Attack On Issue Of Back Wage  Claims For Door To-Door Time.

FEDERAL ACTION LOOMS AGAINST PORTAL CLAIMS   Pay Demands Branded ‘Trifles’ by Justice Department; Solons Set for Fight

Two-Way Drive On Portal Pay Claims Mapped   Congress, Courts Move To Outlaw Industrial Suits

—PORTAL PAY—  Two-Fold Attack Is Launched  Urge Dismissal Of Wholesale Suits

Government Ready ToOpen Double « Attack on Pay Issue   Two Men Named as Starting Whole Wage Suit Issue

NEW ATTACK ON PORTAL SUITS BY U.S. SEEN   Double-Barreled Assaul Readied In Congress And Courts

!Congress And Courts Launch Two-Fold Government Attack On Portal Pay Issue

Republicans Put ‘Urgent’ Label on Portal Pay Issue   Justice Department Asks Dismissal of Ciaims » Involving ‘Trifles’ of Time; Picard Is Asked. T. Ponder Effect of Ruling on Public Interest

Federal Attack on Portal Pay Crisis Double-Barrellee   ‘GOP Policy Committee Stamps Problem as Being “Urgent”

DOUBLEATTACK SHAPED IN ” CONGRESS TODAY   The Justice Department En. tered the Portal Pay _ Picture.   'ASKED FOR DISMISSAL   Chairman Wiley Says His Group Is Ready for Fast Action.

Fast Legislative Remedies Urged On Capitol Hill   Justice Department Asks Claims Involving *Trifles’ Be Dismissed

DEPT. OF JUSTICE ASKS DISMISSAL OF PORTAL SUITS  CONTENDS EMPLOYES  NOT ENTITLED TO PAY FOR ‘TRIFLES’

Justice Department Wants ‘Trifle’ Dismissed; ' Congress Marks Issue Urgent

Double Attack By U.S. Under Way ‘On Portal Problem   Justice Department, Congress Team Up--Situation “Urgent”

See Portal Pay In New Attacks  By Government!   J udiciary Group Prepared To Act On Suggested Legislative Remedies

Justice Department Teams With Congress In Effort To Solve Portal Pay Problem

Two-Gun Fight Looms Against Portal - Claims         Justice Department Teams Up With Congress In Effort To Solve  Problem

Congress And Courts Set To Take Action.   “Urgent” Stamp Placed On Issue - In The Senoke -

Congress, Courts Ready To Tackle Portal Issue   Problem. Stamped ‘Urgent’ by Republican Senate Policy Group

Courts, Congres: Plan Attacks on Portal Cases.   Brief Challenges’ Original Ruling; Hearings Held

Justice Dept. Aids Congress On Portal Pay   Double-Barreled Attack Shapes Up In Congress

Early Action on Portal Pay ls Promised   Issue Labeled as Urgent by Senate GOP Policy Group

Double U. S. Portal Pay Drive Looms   Justice Department Enters Fight; Requests Dismissal of ‘“Trifles”’

Double-Barreled Attack Planned On Portal Pay.   _ Justice Department To “Team Up With Congress.

For His information Most Americans Prefer Plain, Ordinary Vegetable Soup

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Ma Turtle Deserts Her Eggs So Uncle Sam Plays Nurse

(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the last of two articles on is sues of statewide interest in the nov. 4 elections.)

GOP PROGRAM 0) ‘HOME STRETCH? LEADERS CLAIM   ‘Made Good on Campaign Promises,’ Rep. Allen States

GOP Program In Last Lap Of  Enactment   Republicans Make Good Campaign Pledge: With Tax And Labor  Leoislation.

Phone Workers Vote In Favor Of Strike      Policy Committee To De. termine Whether To Call Walkout

Governor Herbert To Address Joint Senate-Hous¢ Session Monday; Declines Comment On Bonus

GOV, HERBERT CONFERS WITH NEW CABINET   Rounds Out Message to Ohi Legislature: May Change Divorce Laws

HERBERT POLISHES UP ASSEMBLY TALK   IGovernor Set To Address Solons Monday

CHRISTMAS EVE IN HOLY LAND   Hallowed Ground is Surrounded by Armed Camps — Formal Church Observances Scheduled as Usual.

Strife Mars Traditional Christmas Observance In Town Of Bethlenem

TAKING BRIBE 10 BE DENIED B) CONGRESSMAN   Former Chairman of Military Committee On Trial in U. S. Cour

Among Youngest, But ‘Rambunctious Lot’  Democrats Select 6   Republican-Baiters

STRIKE OF GREYHOUND BUS WORKERS CALLED   April 26 Set for Walkout of 1,100 Overland Employes in 13 States.

‘One Man Army of Bataan Is Seeking Re-enlistment In Master Sergeant Grade

REPUBLICAN LEADERS AGREE ON PROGRAM   Foreign Relief and Tax Cuts Move to Top of Congressional “Must” List.

SENATE MAPS "MUST PROGRAM   Foreign Relief, Tax Reductions at Top of List

THREE CHANGES ANNOUNCED FOR CORNING GLASS      George Snyder Named Manager Of Chain Sales; Mackey In New England

GEO. R. SNYDER WINS PROMOTION   Three Changes In Sales  Organization Announc. ed By C.G.W.

County To Share In Track Funds   State To Turn Over $41,116 As Tax On Racing.

RUSS P TO DISCUSS SHIP DEAL  OMISE   Clayton Says Topic to Be Part of LendLease Talks

PROM TO-DISCUSS SHIP DEAL   Clayton Says Topic to Be Part of LendLease Talks

Secretary of Agriculture May Have Had Dream About 25-Cent-a-Pound Rib Roast

None Around Here Either, Fred  '25-Cent-A-Pound Rib Roast? Othman Can'‘t Find It

Phooie On Your 25-Cent Meat, Says Othman to Farmers Chief; *Go Out and Try to-Buy Some"

Anderson ’Way Off Base in Statement On 25-Cent Rib Roasts. Othman Finds

ASSERTS TAFT  ON'SITDOWN’   Gael Sullivan Accuses Candidate Of ‘Biackmailing’ Public

Taft Will Reply To Sullivan In Western Speech  Social Measures Provide Issue

MOTHER AWAITS JURY'S VERDICT   Girl, 9, Tells Of Seeing Father Shot Dead In Detroit Home

England Hit by New Blizzards, Crisis Worse   Over Five Million Out Of Work as Weather Blocks Transport of Coal to London

Near Six Million — Thrown Out of Jobs By British Crisis  Shutdown May Spread  Over All England as Cold Wave Strikes

British Coal Crisis Makes 6 Million Idle   New Blizzards Block Rail Lines, Shipping; Disaster Is Imminent

TEMPERATURES   Privation Spreads Throughout Nation   Snow And Freezing Gales Causing Nationa Disaster; Communities Running Out Of Food: Cali Gut Troops To Baitle Drifts

New Gales Add To Plight of Britain   Block Rail Lines, Shipping, Coal Can’t Move And Effects Spreading to Hit Everyone Personally

New Blizzards Freezes Ships, Trains, Supplies  Tighter Rules Of Conservation To Be Ordered; Attlee Summons Cabinet

ST, JOE YOUTH WAITS VERDICT   Jury Resumes Deliberations on Fate: of Accused Slayer Of Church Sexton

Jury Given Case Of Stuart Allen   ‘Youth Charged With Killing Sexton

Jury Still Out In   Mimister’s Trial   Milwaukee’s “Arson-Parson” Hearing Meets With Stalemate.

Edman Admits Shooting Affray But Claims He  Was Wounded In Exchange of Fire With Father-in-Law

PROSPECTS FOR LABOR UNIONS MERGER VANISH   AFL Takes Position CIO Rejected Unification Propositions

HOPES VANISH FOR AFL-CIO MERGER PLAN   ORGANIZED LABOR UNITY MOVEMENT STRIKES SNAG

Labor Merger ‘Chances Dim   AFL Takes Position cic Has Rejected Unifi- . ~ cation Plen

Green Regrets ClO Rejecting Offer To Meet   Also Writes Taft About Situation

Murray Would Fight Labor ‘Foes’ First  Hope Of Labor Unity Gone, Reports Green

CHANCE. FOR LABOR “MERGER VANISHES   A. F. OF L. HOLDS C. I. 0. HAS REJECTED ITS CONSOLIDATION PROPOSAL.

MERGER OF TWO LABOR UNIONS IS IN DISCARD   Green Says CIO Has Re. jected AFL’s Unifica tion Proposal

GREEN REGRETS LATEST MOVE  Proposed Merger Of Big Labor Unions Said Rejected By CIO

UNION MERGER PLAN DiMED   AFL President Holds Letter Of Murray Is Rejection Of Conference.Bid

Prospects For AFL-CIO Merger Virtually Vanish  Green Takes Position That Murray Has Rejected Proposal For Unifieatian

High Court Decision Blasted By Jackson      Farmers “Wth Crop Iw surance Must Know. — . Datlae

FARMERS HAVE 10 BE AWARE ‘OF REGULATIONS   Jackson Severely Criticizes Majority Supreme Court Ruling   COLORADO LABOR ACT © WILL BE REVIEWED

High Court Rules Against Farmers In Insurance Suit   Decision Holds That Planter Must Know All Published Regulations

Court Holds Farmer Must Know Rules   Justice Jackson Attacks Decision as Absurd for Farmers to Have To Be Lawyers on Regulations

DECISION SPLIT   Minority in 5-4 Opinion Labels Farm Insurance Desizion ‘Aheord’

farmer borrower Must Read Rules In Federal Paper   Supreme Court Hands Down 5-4 Split Decision Which Justice Jackson Calls Absurdity;  pee ee Se i, SR, eS Peed in _ =) ae

High Court's “Federal Register” Decision Absurd, Jackson Asserts.

ATTEMPT TO REOPEN OHIO PLANT HINTED   Congress Investigation Resumed At Galion

MOVE MAY BE MADE 10 REOPEN FACTORY   Officers Pledge Protectior As Hearings Continue

Tahoratorvy Fniarged   Price Boosts Take In All New Autos; Studebakers Last   BY DAVID J. WILKIE  Associated Press Automotive BWAléione

FORD BOOST AUTO PRICES   Latest Hikes Complete Round of Increases  By Car Makers

Defense Treaty be Signed Next Tuesday Morning   Truman Will Be Witness At  Ceremonv

Congress Asked For Extension of Export Control   Three Main Arguments Given by President in Message

‘Greco- Turk Aid Won't Result In A War’ - Acheson   Undersecretary Of War Cautions Congress That Failure To Act Swiftly May Bring Re action Unfavorable To America

Acheson Cautious As Committee  Seeks ‘Lowdown   Says Athens Governmen Has Import Funds For Only 14 Days-

Fund Cut Would Strike New Deal Farm Programs  AAA Organization Would Be Destroyed

GOP Agriculture Department Cut Hits AAA Policy   The New Deal Programs Would Be Rooted Out and Payments Cut

With Session’s First Veto  Jester Takes Lead To Stop Spending Spree

District Attorney Pay Raise Bill Vetoed by Jester   Governor Takes Over Initiative in Dispute Over Taxes, Spending

Northwestern States to Aid Europe   Governor Ford Backs Plans to Send “Christmas Ship”

Turkey Charges Russia Guilty of Warmongering   Accuse Soviet Press, Radio Of “’Psychological Aggression”

DISCUSSION OF CONTRACT WAS CONTINUED TODAY   Meeting of United Steel Workers Has Heen Cilled for Sunday.   MURRAY-STEYVENS TALK   Action Raised Possibility of a Concrete Ware . Offer.

ad BBall Bt et  Pattern Of G. M. Union Followed  Business Agency ~ Discloses Pact -

Steel Union’s Leaders Meet   Important Sessions Slated at Pittsburgh

Report Steel, Union Reach Pay Hike Paet   Conferees Have ‘No Comment;’ Policy Meet ing Postnaned,

KEY LEADERS OF STEEL UNION T0 HOLD TALKS   Top Strategists Holding Conference in Pittsburgh Over Week End

Hope Rises for Settlement on Steel Wages   Company-Union Talks Continue Unexpectedly

‘Big Steel’, CIO Contract Talks Are Continued   Union Policy Makers Postpone Meeting; Pay Offer, Accord Possible

Postpone USW ‘Policy Meeting      Murray, Stevens Continue Negotiations with Settlement Possible

Subdivisions Get $299 216 In Tax Funds   Clinton County's School Districts Also Benefitted   Daniels Urges Teachers Get Higher Salaries   Top CIO Strategists Meet To Decide on Strike

Fits Pattern Of Increases  Given by G.M.   Company and Union Remain Silent on Reported Agreement

Hears U.S. Steel, Union Agreed Qt New Wage Pact   Dow, Jones & Co. Says Union Committee Is  Likely To O.K. It.

C10 Steelworkers in Vital Session   Decision May Bring Peace or Strife

U.S.SteelWorkersPolicy Makers WillMeetSunday   Action Raises Possibility That Talks Might Produce Concrete Wage Offer Or Plan For Agreement

MURRAY, FIRM HEAD HUDDLE OVER TERMS   ClO Postpones Own Strategy “Parley as Conference Continues.

Steelmen Put Off Meeting Policy Group   CIO Murray Continue: Contract Talks With President of U. S. Steel

C10 OFFICIALS GATHER TODAY IN PITTSBURGH   Steel .W orkers  Grotr Postpones: Sessions: UI nti Sanday oe   DISCUSS PACT   May , Determine’. Fate OF. Nation’ s Steel - Industry ©:

Wage Pact For Steel industry’  Renort Increace To   Report Increase To Workers of 15 Cents

CIO STEELME DELAY POLICY CONFERENCE   Meet Sunday: Murray Confers With U. S. Steel Head On Wages

Claim Steel Pact Ratified; Monday Statement Awaited  Dow, Jones and Co. Says It Follows

Thresh Out Steel Issue   Union Policy Board Meeting Postponed As CIO and Steel Heads Continue Talks

Policy Makers Meeting Sunday  Union; Corporation Heads Meet Today

BOS OF 5,000 SQUELCH REDS   Jostling Crowd Forces Communists To Cancel Kisler Meeting

‘Booing, Jostling Crowd In New Jersey Force Eisler To Cancel Talk; Fails To Show

PROGRESS IN OHIO STRIKE   HOPES REVIVED THAT OHIO BELL A EMPLOYES " WILL SOON REACH AN AGREEMENT

Watch on Greece Ordered by UN   Probe Group Ordered tc Maintain On-the-Spot Watch Along Borders

UN Council Will Watch North Greek Borders  _ Group Rejects Sovie Demand for Some  @antral Qver U $ Aid

Watch on Greek Border Ordered  Action Is Ordered by United Nations

U.N. Action Follows Vote By Council   Soviet Demand for U.N, Supervision Of Aid Plan Downed

Orders Watch To Be Kept On Greek Border   UN Security Council Votes 9 to 0 to Maintain Balkan Commission On Duty

Supervision Of U.S. Aid Plan Is Voted Down   Only Poland Backs Russian Proposal In Test Vote

UN COMMISSION WATCHES GREECE   Council Votes To Maintair Body Abroad

COURT OUSTS STATE LEASES ON TIDELANDS   Federal Government Given Paramount  Right to Land

Heat and Drouth Relieved by Rain   Moisture in Emporia Amounts to 1.07 fnch ---Heavey in Chase Co.

Heat and Drouth Relieved by Rain   Moisture in. Emporia ‘Amounts to 1.07 Inch «~--Heavy in Choecea CA

Petrillo's Trial Ends in Chicaga   Reporters Testify Musicians’ Head Broke Law Purposely

JONES CLAIMS FDR CAVE PLANE OUPFaR   Index Of Farm Prices Rising 

U.N. May Get Hungary Case In September   Protest Message To Soviets Delayed By U. S. Officials

SUB-FREEZING WEATHER HITS SOUTH CROPS   High Winds Sweep Pacific, Halt Air Flights

Indonesian Premier Out; New Crisis   Danger Of Armed Con. flict With Dutch In Java  Tle Gaan

Indonesia Faces Dutch Conflict As Premier Quits  Parties es Align Asainst Policy

Premier Of Indonesia Quits Post   Sources Say “Only a Miracle” Can Prevent Renewed Armed Conflict With Ferces of Dutch

Officer Assails Cargo Handling   Army-Navy Probe of Disaster Launched

CHARLIE SPANGLER DIES AT COAL CITY   Worthington Maa, 78,  Taken By Death Today.

ED SPANGLER DIES AT WORTHINGTON   Funeral Services Are Held Today; Ill for Five Months.

Brunet Faces Mevers Jury   Mes. Lamarre Tells Story To Federal Panel

MEYERS’ FORMER AID QUESTIONED   MILDRED LAMARRE REFORE GEAND JURY INVESTIGATING GENERAL'S CASE. --

MRS. LAMARRE SPEAKS HER BIT TO GRAND JURY   Former Secretary Ha Day In Court Anent Meyers’ Deals

PUBLISHERS HIT PRINTERS” POLICY   COMPLAIN TO NLRB THAT NOQ-CONTRACT STAND VIOLATES LABOR LAW. +

IN COMPLAINT   “No Contract” Policy Held Labor Act Violation By Publishers’ Group

OF ITU DAMAGE   Pee ‘Organ ization Ap:  Rtout ‘No: aoe Se lease .

Battle Fought  At Sea   British Seize Ship With 4,500 Jewish Refugees On Board

BRITISH BATTLE JEWS ABOARD IMMIGRANT SHIP   One Man Reported Killed, Several Injured In Fight At Sea

TEAR GAS. STEAM AND SMOKE BOMBS AMONG .WEAPONS USED WHEN BLOCKADE RUN NER CAUGHT

HOUSE GOP IS PUSHING AHEAD ON STRIKE BAN      Undeterred By Strong Attacks From Organized Labor, Democrats

HOUSE SPEEDS ACTION ON LABOR BILL   Passage By Friday Is Predicted _

‘Crossing’ Park Excitement   Park and State Police Get Identification of Planes “Buzzing” Park Tower and Plan Prosecutions

MOELLER HEADS SUL JOURNALISM   Will Take Position Vacated by Schramm

Cossacks Captivate Record Audience   Music, Dancing  Thrills Crowd

Rail Unions Take Plunge Into Polities   19 Brotherhoods Set Up Organization For 1948 Elections

MORE WALKOUTS HIT BRITISH PITS   Plant Shutdowns Feared If Situation Continues

REVEALS POSE AS FIRM HEAD   Tells Court Sham Purposely Arranged To Avoid Labor Trouble.

May Took Actor Role To Avoid Labor Troubles   Munition Makers Actual Owners Of Lumber Firm

MAY ‘PRETENDED’  TO OWN COMPANY   Ex-Solon Says Stand Taker To Get Workmen

May Says He Never Owned Lumber Firm   Testifies He Represented Himself As Owner In Order to Avoid Labor Trouble

May Says He Never Headed Lumber Firm   Says He Posed as Owner to Avold Leber Troubles

Tried To Avoid Labor Troubles Court Is Told   May Testifies That Kentuckians Would Not Have Worked Fo ‘Outsider Firm’

May Says He Posed as Owner Of Garssons’ Lumber Firm  Former Congressman Claims He Acted As Company Head tc Avoid Labor Treuble

MAY ‘FEARED LABOR TROUBLE   Kentuckian Says He Was Front For Company

HOG PRICES DRUP IN CHICAGO TODAY   Low Mark Since January Is Made at $23.50 by Sellers.

VFW TO DISCUSS PLAN PLAN TO SEEK LEGAL ACTION AGAINST COMMUNISTS 

WILL REACH CLIMAX    $5,000 in Stakes for Five Gaited Herses at Koyai

U. S. Submarines Hold Maneuvers In Arctic : Area   Results Kept Secret By Navy

Cracking Down U.S. Army Scraps Occupation Money; Foils Counterfejters

ARMY GALLS IN MILITARY SCRIP   SUDDEN MOVE DESIGNED TO SMACK FOREIGN COUNTERFEITING

ARMY HITS © BOGUS SCRIP MONEY RING   Counterfeifers and Black Marketers Hit by U. S. Move

TRAP ONAPPED UN ALL BOGUS ARMY MONE’   Orders Current Issue Turned In to Be Replaced by New Scrip.

Army Calls In Military Serip, Hit  Lawlessness   Surprise Move Made to Strip Hoarders of IHegal Paper; Many Are “Caught”

BOGUS SCRIP MONEY RING   Counterfeiters and Black Merketers Hit by U. S. Move

Husband Admits To Killing Wife   Surrenders To Police About Eight Hours After Slaving,

Albania Turns Down British Note Demands   Refuses to Apologize and Pay Compensation for Mine Damage to Two War Vessels

Albania Rejects Apology Demand  U. N. To Be Asked To Air British Charges

ALBANIA REJECTS LONDON’S DEMANDS   Refuses Compensation for Mine Damage to 2 British Ships and Loss of 44 Lives.

Britain to PressCharge On Albania   Refuse to Pay For Damage to Britich Ships —

Demand for Apology Is Rejected   Albanian Note to Britain Is Made Public

British Place Albanian Mine Charges before UN   ' Possibility of New Clash with Russia Seen as Arms  Discussion fs Scheduled

Mbania Rejects British Note In Warship Case  Indemnity Demand In Sailor Deaths Flatly Turned Down

Japs Prepare to Overhaul Country's  Economic Structure  MacArthur in Warning Changes Necessary for Help

Osage County Will  Build Meat Plant Powhuska to Be Site of $330,000 “Venture.

Figure of 60 Million Jobs Expected to Falter Shortly Many Factors in Predicted Drop

DROP EXPECTED IN EMPLOYMENT   School Work And Seasonal Slowdowns May Cut Figure 3,000,000

Seasonal Drop:  ,Number Employed To Be Cut By 3,000,000 At End Of Year

US, EMPLOYMENT LUMP FORECAST BY END OF YEAR   Veterans Heading Back To School, Farmers Laying OE Helo factare

Expect High Title For Philip... .  Wedding Eve Excitement Pervades Britain Today

Princess Prepares for Rehearsal Tonight for Wedding Day Thursday

Philip May Be Made a Duke  Twilight Rehearsal Today for Wedding  Tomorrow

Wedding Eve Excitement Pervades Rain Chilled London As Royal Marriage Nears

Royal Wedding Rehearsal Held  Rain Chills Air As Landan Awnits Sho

Twilight Rehearsal! Climaxes Plans For Princess’ Wedding   Excitement Pervades Air  On Eve Of Royal Nuptials

Expect King to Bestow Title on Lt Mountbatten   Stage Is Set for Royal Wedding of Princess “en Thursday

Pp reparati ons Excite London   Police Take Final Security Measures; Elibabeth Ready For Twilight Rehearsal

Excitement Prevails In London   Twilight Wedding Rehearsal Climaxes Wedding Preparation

Twilight Rehearsal Climaxes Preparations For Colorful Wedding Ceremony in Britain

Wedding Eve Excitement Pervades London; Twilight Rehearsal Of Marriage Scheduled

Abbey Rehearsal Set; Dukedom Due Groom   Police Security Net Finished; _ Rain Likely To Fall on Big Dav

WORLD EYES BRITAIN ON HER ‘W-DAY’   Elaborate Wedding Of Elizabeth And Phillip Tomorrow

Excitement in London Nears Climax As Royal Couple Rehearse Wedding

WEDDING PLANS THRILL LONDON   Princess Plans Twilight Marriage Rehearsal

Excitement Pervades Air Of London As Elizabeth Prepares For Rehearsal

PRUNGESS AND PHILIP. AWAIT HOYAL RITES   Westminster Abbey Scene o Nuptials at 5:30 A. M. -fowa Time.

Wedding Eve Excitement  Brightens Dreary London   Princess Prepares for Twilight Rehearsal; Dukedom May Be Monty's Gift from King

Dukedom For Wedding Gift   King George Likely To Honor Mountbatten

Today's Twilight Wedding Rehearsal Climaxe Pronarations for Rawal Martjiace Tomorrow

Title for Mountbatten Is Rumored;” Twilight Wedding Rehearsal Slated

Twilight Wedding Rehearsal Climaxes Preparations Today  For Royal Marriage Thursday

Twilight Rehearsal Is Last Event Preparatory to Princess’ Wedding

Londoners Excited  On Eve Of Wedding   ' Final Rehearsal Planned Tonight As Rain Chills Air: Dukedom Rumored For Philip

[TWILIGHT REHEARSAL  Chilly Rain Veils London On Eve of Roval Wedding

Bestowal of High Title n Philip May Be King’s Personal Gift —$—— ee Sp Nay Be King's Pers  PREPARATIONS FOR ROYAL WEDDING CLIMAXED BY TWILIGHT REHEARSAL

Talmadge’s Son Claims Georgia Governorship   Rolt-Call of Both, Houses Of Legislature May Satile Cantinieiieer

TALMADGE BIDS FOR TOP POST   Son of Late Governer Asks Legislature To Seat Him at Once

In Tangle OnGovernor   Must Choose Between ‘Young Talmadge and ; Lieutenant Governor

Herman Talmadge Puts In His Claims to Bitter Controversy Over Office

Talmadge Son Seeks Position   Herman Talmadge Puts In Claim To Governorship Of Ceorsia.

SAYS KING FELL FOR ‘RED’ AGENT   Romanian Businessman’s Wife, Not Princess Influenced Move

ANTI-REO LEADER IN KOREA "SHOT DOWN BY ASSASSINS   ARMY INTELLIGENCE 18 MAK: ING PROBE INTO. MURDER OF COMMUNIST FOE

Soviets Balk At Talk Now On Jap Pact   Molotov’s Rejection Of U S. Proposal Broadcast From Moscow

Reject U. S. Proposal on Japan Pact   Russia Opposes Conference by Eleven Nations «on  Peace Treaty

Chicago Man Cheats Chair   Murderer Dies of Heart Attack In Cook County Jail

Craft Wreckage Is Located on Mountain Ton   47 Passengers and Crew of Three Aboard Plane   Ottumwa Again in Danger of Flood   Plane Strikes Top of Auto Durina Takeof+   Nichols Is Held to Jury Without Bond   Storm Blacks Out Capital for Two Hours

Director Of Pan American Union Speaks At Plenary Session Called To Admit Two Powers— Yemen And Pakistan   BOTH NATIONS ARE LATER ADMITTED

President Reaffirms Stand Against General Increase In Rent Ceilings

PRESIDENT. STILL AGAINST INCREASE IN RENT CEILINGS   ‘Plans No Punitive Action   Against Fleming for: i ‘Rerent Mixes -

PRESIDENT REAFFIRMS RENT STAND   Opposes General Increase in Rent Ceilings Now

Senators Say Fleming I: Taking Rap For White House In Rent Mixup   Republicans Reported Aiming At Graduated Income Tax Of 10, 15 and 20 percent with No Cuts In Some Brackets.

President Reaffirms Stand Against Rent Ceilings Increase   ‘Fleming Admits He Prematurely Orderec Ten Percent Boost

Monkeys Immunized Against Polio:   But Vaccine Might Kill Humans

PREMIER QUITS AGAIN IN ITALY   Crisis Develops During U. S. Visit; Leftists To Get Less Voice

ltalian Crisis Precipitated By DeGasper   Premier Tenders Resignation; May Form New Government -

White Primary Law Passed! By Georgia Legislature      Measure Barring Negroes From Voting In Sister State Will Be Engrossed And Sent To Herman Talmadge For Signature

65 Aboard Safe As Flying Boat  Lands In Ocean   Craft Makes Forced Landing near Weather Ship 820 Miles from Newfoundland.

Giant Airship Lands Satel y In Mid Ocean   Coast Guard Says Heavy Seas Prevent Transfer of 65  To Weather Ship

"On Chartered Flight From Britain to U. S.   Passengers Believed Safe; Making Effort To Transfer Them to Ship

"On Chartered Flight From Britain to U. S.  Passengers Believed Safe; as 5 * J —_ -- _ .   Passengers Believed Safe; Making Effort To Transfer Them to Ship

Flying Boat Down In Atlantic With Seventy Passenger:   Safe Landing Made Near Weather Ship

Flying Boat in Forced Landing   Sets Down on Sea; 69 Persons Aboard

Big Plane Safe In Mid-Ocean   All 69 on Board Are Transferred To Weather Ship, British Report: Down 1400 Miles West of Shannon

Flying Boat Forced Down Over Atlantic; 65 On Plane   ‘Lands Near International  Weather Ship; En Route to U.S.

FLYING BOAT, 65 ABOARD, FORCED DOWN IN OCEAN   SOME REPORTS SAY PASSENGERS TAKEN ABOARD U. S. SHIP

Flying Boat Is Down In Atlantic   Craft Undamaged, But Rescue of Persons Aboard Is Hampered By Rough Seas, Wind

HAUSER BOUND TO GRAND JURY   Faces Assault Charge After Fight at Manly

Youth Smiles Happily  Ann Arbor Jury Frees  Student In Rape Case

Industry Election Tuesday   Lamar County Beat One Voters Will Act on $100,000 Bond Issue

HOSCWPARIE   Refuses. to Agree Interna Affairs Should Be on  Canferance Ananda

Report of Citv Clerk & Collector:   Pacific Typhoon Forecast Today

Gromyko Flays Plan of Austin   Mass Destruction Weapon Statement Brings New Conflict

Disarm Plan Objected to By Russians   Offered by United States Today in Effort to Break  Deadlock in UN a

SOVIET BALKS COMPROMISE U.S. PLAN   Gromyko Implies U.S. Is Stalling On Disarmament

AEUEGTS U. 0, COMPROMISE UN PROCEDURE   U. S. Delegate Outlines Plan at Meeting of UN Council.

Russia Objects To Comprise On Disarming  : U. Delegate Aust om  -Ppy.* * FR gg.   “US. Delegate Austir Says Atomic Control Must Come First

READY TALKS ON STEEL PAY   Negotiations to Be Openec Thursday on Contract; Agreement Forecast

It Takes a Little Time But You Finally Get Accustomed to a New Place to Live

Oh, For That Old Comfort— By Hal Boyl  Takes a While to Get Used to New Apartment

Death Threat Sent Officials   Two House Members Named by Measure

Hoover Repeats Axis Propaganda Declares Sabath  Answers Article  On Cause Of War

Assembly Asks Lobby Probe   “Human Runway’ Formed by 11 Marooned Fliers, Pilot Relates

11 YANK FLIERS LAND IN U. S AFTER FLIGHT   Airmen Formed Line tc Guide Mercy Ship to Safe Landing

Young Oklahoma Pilot Hero of Rescue Mission Within Arctic Circle Lands, Takes Off on Ice

Marooned Fhers Marked Runway For Rescue Plane   Lined Up on Lake to Show Possible Landing Path to Transport Pilot   SURVIVORS RETURN TO WESTOVER FIELD   Cavnar, Hero-of Greenland Rescue, Recommended for DFC and Cluster

Il Marooned Airmen Form “Human Runway’ to Guide ‘Pilot of Rescue Plane

Marooned Men Helped  In Landing   Spread Out And Point To Safe Place For Descent

Airmen Marooned In Arctie Saved In Daring Rescue   Big C-54 Landed On Ice Covered Lake To Take Off Men _ Who Formed Human Runway To Guide Rescue Ship;  Rockets Used To Enable Fast Take-Off

Young Hier Describes Arctic Rescue   Eleven Marooned Men  Are Taken from Craeaniand Ira IT aka

RUSSIA ACCUSES U. S. OF TRYING TO BY-PASS U.N.   Wants Indonesian Squabble Mediated by Security Council.

Russia Charges U.S. With ‘Trying To Force Its "Good Offices’ On Indonesia

Blasting Lewis’ Mine Holiclay Order, Naval Gfficer Has Plan for Next War

Say Planned Moves Would Cut Costs   Olean, N. Y.,  Saved by Dike System, Army Engineer Says

Strike From Darkness To Make Attack   Believe 100 Communists Were Slain

Chiang’s Army Joins in Pursuit of . Raiders, Routed With 100 Casualties After U.S. Ammunition Dump Foray 

Assailants Suffer 100 Casualties   Chiang Sends 600 Nationalist Troops Te Hunt Perpetrators

ARMED CHINESE ALSO WOUND 16 IN BIG BATTLE   chinese Communist Attackers Said To Have Suffered 100 Casualties In Engagement With American Marines.

Reds Suffer 100 Casualties Near Tangku   U.S. Artillery Supply  Depot Scene of Four. LY. ... Draatl,

Raid on Supply Depot Repulsed In Early Morning   Estimate 100 Of Raiding Band Killed Or Wounded In Battle Near Tangku

China Reds Make Raid On Marines   Kill at Least Five In Last of Series Of Clashes With North China Troop:

Five Dead and Six Among 16 Wounded N Expected to Live as sult of Clash With munist Raiders.

16 Leathernecks Wounded in Yank Ammunition Depot Fight   Documents Reveal Slain Chinese’ Attackers Were Communist Troops

CHINA “REDS” KILL FIVE U.S. MARINES IN RAID ON DEPOT   Government Troops Join Yanks. in Pursuit of Attackina Forre

Five U.S. Marines Killed, 16 Wounded In China Skirmish   Attack on Supply Depot Was Made by  Chinese Communicte

AMMUNITION DUMP ATTACKERS GOAL   Hundred Casualties Suffered by Foe Identified as Com 2 miniete

Five Leathernecks Dead, 16 Wounded in Morning Attack   Communists Repelled in Raid on Artillery Ammunition Dump

Raid Artillery Supply Depot Near Tangku   Lose 100 Men; Chiang _ Sends Units To Aid _ Yanks in Pursuit

Attack U. Ss. Artillery Supply. Depot Near Tangu ;  THIS. MORNING Six: Woinded Ameri cans. Not Expected .. Te lige ;

Sweep Out Of Early »orning Darkness to Attack Supply Depot; 100 Commies Killed

Five Marines Killed in. Clash With China Red:   Six Others Expected To Die After 4-Hour Battle at Supply Depot

Chinese Reds Kill 5 Yankee Marines Wound 16 Others   About 100 Enemy Casualties; Worst In Series of Attacks

Attackers Identified as Communists by Papers Found on Bodies; 16 Marines Wounded.   SIX RAID VICTIMS IN SERIOUS CONDITION

5 Marines Killed, 16 Wounded  -Aoides Pammuntete Satfar 101 Cacualitioe in Attack an Yanks

5 Marines Killed In China Clash  Communists Attacked Ammunition Dump

Six Wounded Not Expected To Recover   100 Chinese  Reds Killed  Or Wounded in Attack on Marines

> U.S. Marines Slain in China By Communists   16 Wounded, 6 Critically. In Raid on Supply Depot

Six More May Die As Result Of Attack   General Flies To Scene; Americans Open Pursuit

Chiangmen Say Hsinho Attack Was Staged By Communist Army; Nationalists And U.S. Forces Open Pursuit of Gunmen

16 Wounded In Brush At. Supply Depot: Pursuit Is: On After Sneak Attack’

Laraine Day Must Appear In Court To Defend Divorce  \ Indignant Judge Says Movie Star, Durocher Ienored Califancnt. 7 2...

JUDGE MAY CRACK DOWN Laraine Day-Faces Hearing On Possible Voiding Of Divorce ©

LARAINE DAY MUST APPEAR IN COURT   ACTRESS ORDERED TO SHOW CAUSE WHY DIVORCE SHOULD NOT BE SET ASIDE.

Actress — Ordered To Court   Laraine Day And Leo Durecher In Bad With Los Angeles Judge

lowa Snowfall Ranges Up To 8 Inches Deep   Worst Storm Of Winter So Far; Cold Weather  To Continue.

Most Roads Are Clear Despite 8-Inch Blanket   Coldest in Nation 34 Below at West Yellowstone; South Feels Cold Wave   ‘Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

FALLEN MARINES — HONORED ATWO   Far Pacific Island Scene of Solemn Cereamany.

Pay Homage To Dead Marines   Appropriate Ceremony Conducted By Soldier: Stationed On Iwo Jina.

Truman Plan Tabled by House Group  Committee Favors GOP Program fer  AmetIntlation

Oil Companies to Fill Service Needs   Critical Shortage I Army, Navy Fuels

MILITARY FUEL SUPPLY PINCHED   Shortage Of Gasoline Reported By Army Air Forces

Taft Opposes Lilienthal As Fellow Traveler  Nominee’ ‘s Supporters Confident Of Senate Approval ‘At Vote.

a CO Paki  TOP SENATORS MAY SPLIT OF VITAL BALLOT   Taft Opposed to Lilienthal andl Vandenberg May Cast Favorable Vote   ‘CHAVEZ ANNOUNCES HE —~ FAVORS-CONFIRMATION.

 Lilienthal Backers Say He'll Win   Confident for Atom Chairmanship Despite Taft Blast

GOP Leaders May Split On Lilienthal   Senate Decision on Amount of Budget Is Due on Monday

Atheist's Fight on Schools Goes to High Court   U. S. Tribunal Hears Two-Hour Arguments in Dlinois Case

SCHOOL RELIGION RULING AWAITED   i Atheist Mother's Appea Before High Court

‘CHURCH VS. STATE’  Atheist Mother Appeals Case to Supreme Court

7 OF FAMILY DIE IN FIRE   Huron County Blaze ‘Traps Farmily in Upsiairs Apartment — Fire and Accompanying Expleston Believed Caused by Overheated Stovepipe.

7 OF FAMILY DIE IN FLASH BLAZE   Parents And’ Five Children Trapped In Quarters Over Barber Shop -

Coal Production Sights New Mark   First Half OF '47 Shows Big Gain

Talks to Reopen   [Straight Hourly Increase  of 20 Cents Is Sought  by Rail Workers

Landis Cites Pilot Errors.   Safety Board Sits To Eve Air Crashes

EIGHT PERSONS DIE IN BLAST IN BERLIN   Police Station Is Shattered _ by Explosion Early Today.

TRUMAN PLANS NATION-WIDE RADIO APPEAL   Special Session Of Congress To Study World Situation Said Possibility

Calls Anderson To Conference On Food Crisis   Austerity Program Will Seek To Help Starving Europe

Red Appointed Foreign Envoy For Hungary   Communists Increase Control As Cabinet Is Re-organized

DELEGATES TO U. N. ~ MEETING APPOINTED   Truman Names 4 to Assembly Sessions in September—Marshall Expected to Head Group.

Winchell Ready  To Tour Russia   Will Gladly Accept Vishinsky’s Invitation Who Adds To List.

\'No Vodka Tour For Me’  Winchell Says He'll Take ‘Soviet Trip--With Strings

Walter Winchell a “Jaunty Chatterbox”   Famous for His “Utterly Ab. surd Lies” Says Andrei Vishinsky.

“Winchell Attacked By Reds As “Jaunty Chatterbox” Famous For ‘Absurd Lies’

WOULD-BE TAX DODGERS CURED   Treasury Departmen ' Breaks. Ali Reords In Revenue Roundup

U.S. Treasury Sets Record for Tax Collection   More Than 2 Billion Collected in 18 Months Off Would-Be Evaders

Poll Public On Aid Plan   Senate Board Wants Public Views Before Action.

Wide Quiz. On Foreign Aid Views   Congress Will Seek Cross Section of Public Opinion Before Writing ERP Measure

To Seek Opinions On Marshall Plan   Senate Foreign Relations Committee To Conduct Hearings   TO HEAR WITNESSES   Prominent ‘Americans Wil Be Called Upon to * Give Orders

Committee fo Ask Advice of Leading Citizens   Congress Expects To Shelve Trumar Program for Own

MARSHALL PLAN VIEWS INVITED   Prominent Citizens Will Be Asked for Opinions of Recovery Program

Senate Committee Asks Opinions On Marshall Plan  Americans of Every Walk of Life To Give Comment

OPINION ON AID TO BE SAMPLED   Prominent Americans From All Walks Will Express Views  i a s _ <- -s. - k A A nk cee 2: AO UceklCUe

Senafe Commifiee To Ask Opinions On Marshall Plan   Will Get Opinions of Prom: ingnt Americans Fram All Watks of Life

Congress Seeks Public Views on Marshall Plan   Senators to Call on Prominent Americans In Drafting ‘Own Bill’

Congress To Obtain “Cross-Section” Of U.S. Aid Opinions   Marshall Plan For Aiding Europe To  Face Bitter Opposition In Concress

TO ASK OPINIONS REGARDING THE FOUR-YEAR PLAN   This Was Plan of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.   /LEADER BARKLEY TALKS   Said Sec. Marshall Probably Will Be the First Witness Called.

OPINIONS 10 BE SOUGHT O} FUROPE AID   Americans in All Walks of Life Will Be Quizzed

SENATORS 10 HEAR EXPERTS ON AID PLANS   Many To Testify At Hearings; Congress Likely To Form Own Program

Citizens Will Give Opinions Of Aid Plan   Indications Are Congress Will Cut Amount Pres. Asks

Senate Committee Asks Opinions On Marshall Plan  Americans of Every  Walk of Life Be po: Pees *

Public Views on Recovery  to Be Asked   Congress Set to Draft Own Program With All Signs Pointing to Cut in Truman Figure.

Committee To Call Secretary Of State; Others To Testify   Vandenberg, Barkley Head Group To Gather Views on Long-Range Recovery Program For Europe

Plans Making for Study of Foreign Aid   Men in All Walks to Be Called by Senate Committee

Marshall Plan To Be Shrunk   Congress To Write Own Ticket On Relief Of, Imperiled Europe

SOLONS WANT PUBLIC'S VIEW OF AID BILL   Sec. Marshall To Be Firs! Witness at Hearings Opening Jan. 7

Gross Section Of Americans To Give Aid Views   SENATE COMMITTEE TO ASK LEADERS ABOUT PROGRAN

Senate Group To Hear Opinions On Foreign Aid  Indications that Congress Will Write Own Program, Cat Troman’s F'oad Recues

Nation's Leaders To Give Opinions On Marshall Plan  Martin Gives Tip-Of On GOP Intention To Write Its Own

Vandenberg Wants Cross Section View   Expect Congress Will Take  Time to Write Its Own Plan

Set Hearing On European AidProgram   “Senate Commities Plans to Obtain a. ._ Cross-section View ‘On: 17 Billian: Pian

State Election Law Revision ls Defeated   Bill Shelved For Present Session; Senate To Adjourn

SENATE TQ ACT FIRST ON BILL   House Leaders Determined to Let Senate Carry Ball First On President Truman’s $400,000,000 GreekTurkish Aid Program,

BITTER WRANGLE AT GALION DURING HEARING ON STRIKE   CONGRESSMAN TELLS OR. GANIZERS STRIKE WOULD BE SETTLED IF THEY WOULD LEAVE

U.S. Sends Forceful Note to Romania   New Blast Aimed At Comraunist-Dominated Bucharest Reaqime

TREASURY HEAD IS OPPOSED 10 ANY TAX CUTS   Snyder Favors Balanced Budget, Trimming Of National Deht

SNYDER SAYS SOLONS SHOULD STUDY AID COSTS FIRST  Tax Slash Opposed By Snyder

Snyder Opposes Tax Cuts Before Aid Cost Is Set  U. $. Should Keep Budaet Balanced

High Taxes, Budget Balance Vital lf US Helps Eurone Snvder Warns

Snyder Opposes Tax Cut in Face Of European Aid   Taft Proposes Payments on Debt, $5-Billion Aid, Tax-Paring

FIGURE AID COSTS BEFORE TAX CUT, SNYDER ANVISES   Treasury Head Hints Truman Will Speak on Issue .In Speech to Congress.’   ASKS BALANCED BUDGET   Says U. S. Must Continue te Trim Debt During European Recovery Program.

Sec'y Snyder Opposes Tax Slashes Now   Treasury Head Says Relief Costs Should Be " Bigured First

Delay in Tax Cut Is Urged   iSuyder Says European Aic ( Cost (es Vital Factor

SNYDER OPPOSED TO TAX CUT NOW   SAYS EUROPEAN AID COSTS SHOULD BE DETERMINED . BEFORE SLASH IS MADE,

SNYDER OPPOSES SLICE IN TAXES   Treasury Secretary Asks Congress Figure Costs Of Marshall Aid Plan

Lord Wavell Is Recalled From India   ‘Kidnaped’ Boy On Way to Home   Find New Clue in Dahlia Slaying   Allocation of U.S. Sugar To Foreign Nations Blasted

CHINESE GOV’T DENIES CHARGE CHINESE RAIDERS STARTED BORDER CLASH

FIRE DESTROYS WINTER PALACE OF MAHARAJA   Two Towns Captured as Troops Push Taward Capital of Princely State

MOSLEMS BURN ~ INDIAN PALACE   Tribesmen Capture Towns In Sweep Toward Capital

COLUMBUS MAN TELLS POLICE  ~ HE STAGED225 BURGLARIES   “TENNIS SHOE BURGLAR NABBED AFTER SERIES OF ROBBERIES IN HOMES  HERE *

Full Story of Dunkerque Is Revealed By British---453.000 Were Rescued

British Admiralty Releases  Report - Evacuation From Dunkerque 7 Years Ago

Operation Related in Dispatch Released Seven Years After Achievement 330,000 British Saved

Epic Story Of Gory Evacuation Of Dunkerque Is Officially Told   Full Details Of Heroic Retreat Across Channel Related Seven Years After The Event By The Britich Admiralty.

British Reveal Bloody Stor \ Of Dunker que   330,000 Troops Reseued From Bomb-Battered Beach in 1940

Full Epic Story of Dunkerque Given by British Navy Today   Details of Evacuation From Bloody Beaches Told 7 Years After

: Magnificence of Achievement  SEVEN YEARS LATER, BRITISH TELL FULL STORY OF DUNKEROUE

British at Long Last Tell ~~ Full Story of Rescue of  330,000 Men at Dunkerque

 Reveal Full Epic Story of British Troop Evacuation at Dunkerque

SAYS HE GOT RID OF ONLY ENEMY  Farmer Kicks Wife To Death Rather Than Use Brutal Axe

Problem: Get Molotov to Stop Talking « and Go Home  FES EE . ALE 1 a,   Western Powers Figuring Out Ways To Shut Him Of and End Conference

Names Called In War Quiz   Company President Denounces Meyers. General Flays Probe Tactics

Lamarre Calls Meyers  A°‘Liar’ And A ‘Snake’  ~  Onteacad Unehand Cave Lianaval be   Outraged Husband Says General Is Smearing Him And Wife To Clear Self

SEN. TAFT OPENS TOUR OF WEST   Warns End of State Rights Would Bring Totalitarianism   Truman Says This Is Not Time For Political Campaigning

TWO KILLED AND 0 HURT AS STAND FALLS   Crash Occurs Midway in Cawe Game; Neoga Student Injured

Two Dead And 200 Hurt As Bleachers Fall   Triple Probe Ordered Into Accident at Purdue Cage Game

Two Are Dead in Bleacher Crash During BalfGame   More Than 200 Hurt As ‘Extra’ Seats Give Way at Halfway Mark

Two Killed In Stand Collanse At Purdue Game   More Than 200 Others Injured In Accident At Basketball Game   GRANDSTAND FALLS WITH 3,400 PERSONS

Problemsof Farmers Overlooked   That Is Contention of Sec. Anderson in Appeal Made to Congress

Grisly. Stories Go into Record  In Mass Trial   Presented by State As Statements Made By Some Defendants

Drunken Executioner Blew  Head Off Negro, Jury Told   Defettdant Quoted As Saying He Heard Knife Cut Thraysh, Clothing and Flesh Before. Willie .. Earle Wace lvunurksd

Chilly Weather Spreads Over Wide Area, Mercury Drovs To 33 Degrees In Wisconsin

GOLDER WEATRER TO HAMPER CROPS   Growth of Corn Expected — to Be Delayed Further  In Midwest.

Temperatures Drop To New Record Lows   Midsummer ‘&0it JHap Threatens Further Delay to Growth of Crops in Middle ‘Woct.

Georgia Citizens AskAdjournment   Legislators May Go Home Until Row Over Governorship Settled

FORRESTAL TAKES OVER ON NEW JOB   Must Weld All Services Into One Defense Unit

FORRESTAL SET TO WELD FORCES   Secretary Of U. S. Defense Gets Historic Job

Forrestal Begins New Defense Task   Seeking to Weld Services Together as Single Unit

Forrestal. Begins Task of Welding U. S. Armed Forces into Single Unit

Forrestal Begins Unification Task  All Military Heads Ask Full Cooperation

RMS MERGER (ORK BEGINS   wrestal Tackles Job of Weld. ing Army, Navy, Air inte Single Unit.

Traffic on Most Sfate Roads At Virtual Standstill   Snow, Sleet or Freezing Rain Reported in Every Section of Oklahoma

No Serious Mishaps Are Reported; Snow General Over State; Highways Dangerous

High Grain Price {s Laid to Huge Export Buying   Board of Trade Head Is Refuting Arguments of Speculation

Exchange Head Points to Exports As Responsible  Hot Statement Follow:   Hot Statement Follows Anderson’s Plea to Double Margin Payments

President McChn tock Says Secretary Anderson Points His Accusing Finger in the Wrong Direction.

HIGH GRAIN PRICES BLAMED ON U.S   EXCHAN' GES CONTEND GOVERNMENT BUYIN G FOR Ex. POET BOOSTED. VALUES.

Government Blamed for Grain Market High Prices  Official Defends Grain Exchanges; Points to Buying  Pp. TT @ far KRenar

GOVT. BUYING HELD REASON FOR INCREASE   Market Heads to Ask Congress Probe To Bring Out Facts

(Marshall Plan Affects Everybody   Doing: Somethin g About It Will Be Tough Task For Conoress At Special Or Regular Session

e@ PETER EDSON   Practical Men Say Voluntary Food Rationing Won’t Work

New York Bus Driver Reacts to Urge All Have; Turned Left, Went South

State Income Tax Changes Are Asked   Proposed Drastic Revision  Includes Sliding Seale Of Personal Exemptions

Marshall Faces Test in Congress   Foreign Relief Bill, Slashed in House, Awaits Senate Action

VETERANS WILL GET CASH SOON   LEGISLATION TO-. PROVIDE  FOR CASHING OF TERMINAL LEAVE BONDS WILL  “BE PUSHED *

BOND CASHING BILL IS PUSHED   Hearings Opened on Measure For Benefit of Vets

New Air Speed Record Claimed By U.S. Navy   Hop of 640.7 Miles Per Hour Reported As New World Mark

Officers’ Club Is Blown Up In Jerusalem  Dead Put at 7 to 15 Oil Docks at Haifa Also Touched Off

Stabbed Body of Girl Is Found  Victim of Slaying Dead Short Time

Woods in Five Counties of Texas Aflame   Service Fire Chief Reports Situation Is “Getting Worse’

 Slovakia Nips Plot to iKill President Benes   Pron to Overthrow Government. Fails—80 Rinoleodars Heald

Slovakia Nips — Terrorist Plot   Conspiracy to Assassinate Benes Said Thwarted

Arrests Balk Group’s Plan To Kill Benes   80 Are Accused of Planning Overthrow OF Czech Regime

Slovakia Nips Plo’ To Overthrow  Benes Government  Eighty Ringleaders Held for Part In Planned Revolt

80 Arrested In Slovakia Plot   Seizures Nip Movement To Overthrow The  overnmenti .

SLOVAKIA NIPS PLOT ON BENES   80 Arrests Made, Many Persons In Government Roll

SLOVAK STATE CRUSHES PLOT FOR A REVOLT   ASSASSINATION OF BENES PLANNED; 80 ARRESTED

0 Ringleaders Arrested .. .  Unearth a To Assassinate Slav President

Charge Try To Overthrow Benes Regime   Nip Plot, Arrest 80, movakia State  Announces

Sought To Overthrow Slovak Regime   Plot To Assassinate Eduard Benes Nipped

PLOT TO SLAY BENES NIPPED   Slovakia Reveals Scheme T. Overthrow Government, Assassinate President

Features tor Everybody in the Telegram Today   80 Ringleaders Arrested in Plot to Kill Benes

Slovakians Nip A Plot Against  Benes, Regime   Nab 80 Ringleaders; Planned Assassination, Government Overthrow

ASSASSINATION PLOT THWARTED   Plan to Kill Czech State  Head Unsuccessful

PLOT 10 KILL BENES NIPPED: " HEADS JAILED   Terrorists Attemp Overthrow Of The   Cavarnment

FRANCE BEGINS TO COPE WITH COMMUNISTS   Red Opposition To Anti. Strike Bill Beaten By Assembly   NUMBER OF STRIKERS IS REPORTED LESS

France’s Strike Wave Recedes  Communists Losing First Big Offensive

Royal Counle Will Marry on Nov. 20  Waddine Of  § Princess   Wedding Of Princes: Flizaheth Announced

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Conperweld Workers Back Discharged Union Officers

Senator Appeals To Other Nations To Curb Commies   Argument Advanced During Discussion Ot Near East Loan

Other Countries’ Support of Greek Aid Program Urged   Sen. George Says Necessity Is To Check Russians °

McKELDIN DECLINES TO SEEK MAYORALTY   Baltimore Republicans Draft Deeley” KY-StcP atter” Deer -— et ee en ee een

McKeldin Declines To Seek Reelection   Deeley K. Nice Files As _ Republican Candidate In Race

DEWEY SECOND IN MICHIGAN FAVOR   Governor Reported Satisfied With Situation

Dewey Given Welcome News In Michigan   ‘Report Says Governor ix No. 2. Choice of State; Means Late Ballot Power

Dewey Wants Vandenberg Delegates Vote for Him as Second GOP Choice

Many Sunrise Services  Nation's Millions Celebrate Easter With Traditional Pageant and Ritual

Expect 200,000 at Night Service in Oklahoma Hills   Sunrise Programs Feature Easter Festival, Which Continues Throughout. Today

Worshippers Gather to Celebrate Vistary of the Christ Over Death

 Thousands To Attend Ancient Services . © Easter Observances  Slated Over. Nation

America’s Millions Observe Easter With Song, Ritual  Story of Risen Christ Will Be Told Anew at Services

[Thousands Greet Easter at Sertices Outdoors, in Huge  Cathedrals, Crossroad Churches

VARIED RITUALS PLANNED TODAY   Worshippers Gather To Hear Anew Story Of Risen Christ

Celebration of Story of the Risen Christ  To Be Elaborate, altho Chilly and Damp

Glad Song, Pageant and Ancient Ritual To Mark Easter Festival in U. S. Today

Story Of Risen Christ Thousands Around World Pray As Easter Sunday Arrives

FORMER PREMIER NAGY ACCUSED OF CONSPIRACY   Ousted Hungarian Leader To Be ‘Trustee’ While In United States

NAGY WILL FACE ABSENTIA TRIAL   Hungary’s Ousted Premier Now in U.S., Charged With Conspiracy

Midwest Eased By Cooler Air   Relief Expected to Extend East Into Ohio

GRANTS UMW $13.05 BASIC — DAILY WAGE   Coal Prices Be Boosted Average ¢1 Per Tan

NEW CONTRACT SENDS DIGGERS BACK TO PITS   Settlement in South Is Still Pending as Miners Stay Out

COAL STRIKE AVOIDED AS JOHN L. LEWIS AND UNION SIGN CONTRACT WITH COAL OWNERS

John L. Lewis Predicts Southern And Western Owners Will Sign Soon

a’ ~ Suess els " Ne 1 Full Settlement Is Seen =~  With South, West Soon

Lewis Jubilant As He Signs Best Pact Ever; Coal Men Fall in Line

LEWIS SIGNS HIS BEST CONTRACT WITH OPERATORS   195,000 of U.S. Soft Coal Miners Return To Work

Lewis, Owners Hail Agreement   195,000 Miners to Work, Getting $13 Daily; Southern Owners Won't Siqn

New Pact Boosts Basic Daily Wage   Southern, Western Owners Expected to In Line with Contract in A Few Days

LEWIS SIGNS ‘BEST CONTRACT WITH OWNERS   Half of Workers Still on Strike

6 PAUL MALLON—  Present G.0.P.-Demo Handholding Will End in Short Romance

Vandenberg Demands Data On Lend - Lease   Senator ‘Amazed’ To Learn Shipments Still Going To Russia

U. S. May Seek Uranium As Pay For Europe Aid   Sen. Vandenberg Tells " Committee Deposits Conld, Be Used as Partial Payments ,   Lend-Lease Still. Going To Soviets   Sen. Lodge Critical Of ‘Mild’? Recommendations For Metals Made By In terior Department

Temperatures Friday In Other U, S. Cities   Drop in Home Sales. Prices  Predicted by Realty Group

Predict Home Sales to Drop in Volume, Price;  Residential Lots Hinhar

Former Carrolt County Man Ende Own Life   ‘Jesse Ferguson, 62, aund Hanging In Garage In Ko komo; I) Health Blamed.

Holiday Buying Sets Record in Nation's Stores   Higher Prices Pushing Sales Totals Ahead of Last Season

Holiday Giff Buying Sets All-Time High   Record Daily Sales Marked Up in Stores Throughout Country, Survey Reveals. .

SMYTH REPLIES TO CRITICISM   Tells Reasons Why Atom Report Was Released

rman Records shew:  Hitler Feared Super-Forts; ‘Had No Faith in V-Rockets

—LACKED FAITH IN V-WEAPONS— Notes Reveal Hitler Feared American B-29

Hitler Feared B-29 5 Would Strike Reich   Seeret Documents Reve: Fuehrer’s Lack Of Faith Ie His Own V-Weapons

ltaly Asks Part In German Pact  Cites Contributions To Allied Victory

italy Wants to Help in Writing German Treaty   Entérs Plea to Big Four Deputy Ministers Now  ._WMeatiann rh leanne

Flash   Brief News Items Right off the Wires   Editor In Address

PRES! IDENT HOMEWARD BOUND AFTER REVIEWING BIG PARADE   35,000 Troops March Sunday in Observance of Brazil’s 125th Anniversary Of Independence—Big Gray Battleship Carrying the Truman Party Is Saluted

Equality Of Religion In Yugoslavia  Seven Protestant Clergymen Release Ranklet On Vicit

Religious Tolerance Fostered   U.S. Clergymen Report Growing Freedom of  Church in Yugoslavia; Deny Tite ‘Whitewash’

Seven Profestants Find Yugeslavia's Situation Hopeful   Clergymen Ser Chance fo Religious Peace, Govarnment Helpful

Pastors Report  On Yugoslavia Find Genuine Equality   Find Genuine Equality Of Religion Before Law, They Say

NAME 2 DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION   Will Hear Nat'l President of Exchange, Who Will Be Guest of Honor   AT BRADFORD, 20-21

OF GOVERNORS NEARING CRISIS   Talmadge~ Opponents Seek Recess of Legislature to Avoid Fiscal Stalemate   TREASURER ENTERS FIGHT

Opponents Of Talmadge Hold Protest Session   “Aroused Citizens” Meet In Atlanta To Denounce “Governor”

Talmadge Foes Seek To Recess Georgia Solons   LEGISLATURE IS ASKEL TO QUIT UNTIL APRIL 7

Recess Move In Georgia Stirs Debate   Talmadge Opponents Would Study White Supremacy Proposal

Talmadge Foes Stage Stormy. Protest Meeting   Legislature Opponents Seek Recess as State Faces Strangulation

Talmadge Foes Seek Recess To Study Primary   Aroused Citizens Meet to Protest The Election of Talmadge

Unions Urged To Sign Labor   Catholic. Leaders Advo. cate Labor-Management Councils

Catholic Leaders Encourage Unions To Sign Up Unorganized U.S. Workers

MISS MARY E. GULDEN  WEDS PHILIP D. MILLER   Marriage Take Place At St. Mat. . thew’s Lutheran Church—Off On Trip To New England States

Vice-Presidential Talk Scarce As Democrats Meet  Other Business Ic Trancactad

SECOND SPOT ON DEMOCRATIC TICKET OPEN   Leaders To Back Truman After Choosing New Chairman, Meet Site

DEMOCRATS SET ON PHILADELPHIA   Vice-Presidential Candidate One Big Question Left

M'GRATH NAMED BY DEMOCRATS      Party Names Convention City; Undecided On Vice-Presidency

Philadelphia Also Selected  By Democrats   National Convention Will Be Held There Sometime  After July 4

Dem Nominee For Vice-President  Still Undecided   Many Names Heard As Truman Running Mate; Convention Site Picked

Truman. To Run for Top Spot   Philadelphia Chosen For Nominating Convention Next Tuly

DEMOCRATS 10 HOLD “48 MEET IN PHILADELPHIA   Solve Everything Except for Running Mate With Truman

Dems Settle Everything But A Running Mate For Truman Philadelphia Picked For Convention

arly Picks Philadelphiz As Convention Site And Settles Everything Else But Vice-President Choice

Democrats Pick Philadelphia For Convention   Have Yet to ‘Choose Truman Running Mate

Demoerats to Go te Philly   Settle About Everythin For 1948 Except Vice Presidential Post

Democrats Certain To Name Truman Pick Philadelphia  As Convention City— McGrath Is Elected

PHILADELPHIA GETS CONVENTION Last Question Facing Demos Is Running Mate For Truman

Vice President ~ Is Problem For Democrat Party   ALL MAJOR ISSUES ARE SOLVED AT 1947 MEETING

QUAKER CITY IS CHOSEN AS SITE FOR CONVENTION   National Committee Appears Agreed On Everything Except Vice - Presidential  Nominee; McGrath  Is New Chairman.

Democrats Behind Truman But No.2 Spot Yet Unfilled  Philadelphia Will nr a a ee .  can

Dems To Hunt Running-Mate For President   Maryland Governor Lane  ‘Among Those Promi -. gently Mentioned -For No. 2 Spot On Ticket

Democrats  Select  Philadelphia No Candidate  Named For *48 Vice Presidency

Makers of Price Tags Attacked  31 Companies Named In ‘Price-Fixina’

Change In Soviet Stand On Pacific Islands Expected   Cooling In Support Of U. S. Claim To Strategic Pacific Islands Anticipated   WILL BE REFLECTION OF NEW ATTITUDE

RUSSIA 18 EXPECTED To CHANGE POSITION ON  AMERICAN CONTROL OF BASES -

Manhunt Spreads For Suspect in Series of Thefts   Robber Is Sought for  Crimes in Four Towns In Northern Sector

ANDERSON GIVEN THE “GO” SIGNAL  wwaréanet?t?ar rn ~-e.Tea aAS a   Officers in Hot Pursuit Of Crafty Lone Gunman

PONTIAC AUTO WORKER SHOT BY TORTURER'   VICTIM NEAR DEATH POLICE HUNT CLUE IN BARN MYSTERY

Torfure Victim ls Near Death   Mystery Surrounds Shooting Of Veteran

Beaten Youth Hints Torture   Find Vet Shot, Stripped in Barn; Torture Indicated

Wheat Sells on Chicago at New High as President Charges Inflationary Gambling

GIVES UP CHILD ON COURT ORDER   SOBBING MOTHER MUST WAIT LEGAL DECISION

MAY LOSE USE OF LEGS Letter From President Thrills Courageous Boy

New Palestine Partition Foes Force UN Delay   Vote in Assembly Put Off to Friday; Switch’ Surprises

UN PARTITION VOTE DELAYED UNTIL FRIDAY   Arab, Jewish State Preposal Meets Opposition

CHARGES BEVIN SPLIT EUROPE   Tass Says Briton Deliber. ately Sought Russia’s Isolation

PRICE LEGISLATION DOUBTFUL  Anti-Inflation Bills Seem Dead For Session

Beaten GOP Bill Tossed to Senate   Fate of Party’s Anti-infla.  tion Plan Uncertain

Nation Plugs Atomic Leaks   Export of Materials, Equipment Impeded

ATOMIC ENERGY CURBS TIGHTENED   Strict Controls To Govert Equipment Export

DISPUTES OVER WAGES, RULES MARK PICTURE   Troops May Be Used In Bus Strike; Walkouts End In Some Areas

LABOR DISPUTES TEST TAFT BILL   Violence Marks Bus Walkout In Mississippi

Truman Picks Men For Top Defense Jobs   Generai Draper Named to Become War Undersecretar

Officials in New Defense  Set-Up Listed   William H. Draper Jr. of Scarsdale, N. Y. Chosen As Undersecretary of War hv President

President Appoints Five Others   Key Assignments In New Defense Set-Up Are Made

Name Draper To Army Post In Unity Plan   General Will Move To Higher Duties in Change Next Month

Announces Men To Defense Posts  Truman Picks Draper   Trunran Picks Draper War Undersecretary.

Picks Draper For Key Post In War Office   Truman Names Maj. Gen Draper Undersecretary Of War; Chooses Five Other Positions

TRUMAN NAMES DEFENSE HEADS   President Selects New Yorker As Undersecretary of War, Cites 5 Others

Truman Names More fo Key Defense Posts   Gen. Draper to Be Undersecretary of War Taking Place of Royall

‘KEY POSITIONS IN ‘UNIFIED DEFENSE. SETUP ARE FILLED!   Geneval Draper Is Selected By Truman to Be Undersecretuy of War

Draper Named by Truman to Aid Sec. Royal   Five: Others Chosen to Fill Key Posts in Unified. Defenses

He Becomes Undersecretary of the Army When Unification Takes Place Some Time Next Month.  FIVE OTHERS NAMED  FOR KEY POSITIONS

New Defense  Heads Named   Major Gen. Draper, Jr. Selected by Truman as Undersecretary of War

Draper  Follows Kenneth Royall   Major General To Assume Position  Next Month

NAMES SIX MEN TO TOP. JOBS IN UNIFIED SET-UP   MAJ. GEN. DRAPER UNDERCHIEF OF WAR: 3 CIVILIANS NAMED

New Defense Posts F illed™   Gen. Draper Named Undersecretary of — War: Five Others In

Dr raper Named. To Post In War Dept.  His-Appointment As _  Undersecretary Is

DRAPE FOR WAR POST   Truman Picks Five Others In New Defense Setup

Key Defense Staff Named  By President   Maj. Gen. William H. Draper Is Appointed War Undersecretary

UNDERSECRETARY ‘OF WAR NAMED BY ~~ PRESIDENT TRUMAN   Major General William H. Draper, Jr., Has Been Selected.   OTHERS ARE NAMED   For Key Positions In the New United Defense Setup.

Truman Picks Draper For War Position   Five Other Key Appointments In New Setup Made

W. H. DRAPER NAMED   Te Re War Undersecretary; Five Other Defeneo Jobe Filled

Truman Names Choices for Ke Defense Posts   Six Nominated For Positions in Unified Control

DRAPER NAMED T0 WAR DEPT. POST   Five Others Appointed 1c Key Defense Jobs

President Appoints Key Figures in New Defense Setup  Truman Names Five Who Will Lead Military Affairs

Six Appointed To Key Posts in Unified Defense   Maj. Gen. Draper Is Named Undersecretary To Succeed Royall

[World to Listen as Princess Elizabeth,  Mountbatten Promise to ‘Love and Obey’

PERON DEPUTY DROPS DEMAND FOR CONCLAVE   Secretary of State Wins Key Points At Session

Argentina And U.S. Put End To Political Feud   Agreement Reached On Defense Treaty

GO BACK TO SCHOOL   ‘Junior High Parents Visit Classes at Open House

‘Civilian Gasoline Supply May Be /Curtailed, Military and Petroleum Men Warn: Armed Forces Need Great

College Point Soldier Fined $25 by Court; No Mention Is Made of Yugoslav Charges

SOLDIER FINED FOR BELGRADE INCIDENT   Resented Slav Remarks Or Dead American Airmen

Army Fines Yank $25 For Conduct In Belgrade Bar   Fails to Mention Charge That Sgt. Walter Florek ‘Mishandled’ Yugo Flag

Yank Fined For Slav Incident   Was Friend of Men Shot Down in August

Textile Union Shifts Policy, May Ask Raise  Higher Living Costs Blamed for End of  ‘No-Increase’ Plan

BRITISH EXECUTE GRUNER, 3 OTHER!   Rigid Security Ring Clamped On Palestine Before ! Hanainos

Gruner, Three More Hanged In Palestine —  British Clamp ‘On Rieid Security Ring

Study U. S. Plan _ For Ship Truce   200,000 Workers Ready for  —- Strike If Appeal Fails

NATION-WIDE MARITIME’ WALKOUT NEAR   Slated for Midnight Tomorrow; Gov’t Hopes to Avert It

110,000 Workers Threaten Strike in Wage Dispute   Walkout Deadline Is Sunday at Midnight From Coast to Coast

Taft Delays Bid But Sees GOP Victory   Decision on QOhioan’  Candidacy to Await  a Le oe <a eeee

Miss America  Will Receive Title Tonight   54 Beauties In Field For Crown

Miss America, 47, To Be Crowned Tonight In Atlantic City Contest

Beauty Event Ends Tonight   54. Beauties Awail Contest Final Bell

NATION'S BEAUTIES ENTER FINALS Miss America Title to Be Won Tonight

NEW CHINESE POLICY 13 UP TO MARSHAL   Will Make Statement Basec on Wedemeyer Review for Presidant.

IN CHINA SET BY MARSHAL!   Secretary of State Awaits Report By Military

Congress Has Unfinished Jobs * * * * *” * * * * * ~*~ TR’ *,.7. @?.. TY. 2.4%2£eeP ft.”—lUC RA mw fF nm 7 oT

False Alarm in Jerusalem   Children at Play Put British on Alert

Three Sea Lions Run Express Car After Chasing Messenger to Cover

WUC Homecoming Covers Three Days Of Next Week   Football game Friday Afternoon With Buena Vista

WUC LOOKS FOR A AG HOMECOMING   Many Former. Students Expected To Spend Day. ere

Premier to Form New Government   Assembly Called Into Session To Discuss Economic Situation

French Cabinet Resigns   All But Premier Quit _In Surprise Move; Action Paves Way for New Party to Assume Posts

French Cabinet Resigns But Ramadier Will Hold Office   Premier To Try Formation Of New Government

RAMADIER GOVERNMENT TO RESIGN   Special Session Of Parliament Set For Oct. 28

May Speed Return of  DeGaulle   Ramadier to Try for New Government; Calls Back Assembly

French Cabinet Quits; Ramadier Retains Office   Announcement Made Shortly After Premier Summoned Emergency Assembly Sexsion

French Cabinet Resigns; Ramadier  Remains Premier  National Assembly Called To Meet Next Tuesday

Ramadier Forms New Government   DeGaulle Triumph, Communist Threat Of Strike Result in Crisis

Socialist Premier Retains Post But Little Hope Seen For Success of New Regime   Action Follows Col! for Emergency Session of French National Assembly: De Gaulle May Be Asked te Take Over

French Cabinet Suddenly Quits; Assembly Called   Ramadier To Explain Reasons At News Conference. :

ACTION COMES AS GREAT SURPRISE   Ramadier Hopes To Form New Government   May Be Summoned To Lead New Regime If Present Premier Fails

French Cabinet Out, Ramadier.May Sta      DeGaulle’s Smashing Success'In French Municipal Elections May Lead to Return To Power By General and His-New Party

BUT RAMADIER TO TRY AGAIN, HE ANNOUNCES   MRP and Radicals Had Lost Heavily in Municipal Elections.

Unanimous Decision By Cabinet Reached After ~ DeGaulle’s Win In Vote

Ramadier Has Resignations Of Cabinel   “French Premier ta. Try to: Form New Government .. To Meet Grave Crisis

French Cabinet Members Resign   Premier Intent on  Seeking to Form New Cabinet

France Faces Economic Crisis Again  Mamberc af Cahinet   Members of Cabine! Resign, Special Meeting Scheduled

French Cabinet Members Resign   Announcement Follows Call For  Special Session

French Cabine! Members Give Resignations   Premier Ramodier  Says in View of Grave Situation He Will Try ta Form New Government

France Faces New Crisis as Cabinet Quits   Ramadier Remains and Hopes to Form New Government

FRENCH CABINET QUIT POSTS IN SURPRISE MOVE   deGaulle Victory Seen As Result of Communist Threats

French Cabinet Members Quit; Premier Stays   Cabinet Resigns Following Election Results; Socialist Premier Ramadier To Form New (Government.

Ramadier Holds To Premier Job For Time Being   Cabinet Action May Strengthen De Gaulle’s Hanc

Ramadier Calls Assembly To Ask Confidence Vote   Russian, Colonial Powers Attacked

French Cabinet Hand In Their  Resignations   Premier Himself Does Not Resign In Sudden Move

French Cabinet Resigns Posts   eee es  Strikes, De Gaulle Push All Members

Ramadier Stays As Entire French Cubinet Resigns   Report ‘Premier ts  intent on Forming New Government-Difficuley  ae 7

FRANCE’S CABINET HANDED IN THEIR RESIGNATIONS   ‘To Socialist Premier Paul Ramadier, But He: Did Not Resign..   THE SITUATION GRAVE   Ramadier Firmly Intends Going Ahead With Formation New Cabinet.

Ramadier Seeks New  Government  Country Facing   Country Facing Economic Crisis

Ramadier Cabinet Quits on Heels of De Gaulle Victory   * ‘Premier May Attempt to Reorganize Government  Without Bidault Bloc

Surprise Action Follows Meeting Of Full Coun. cil Of Ministers   Premier Ramadier  Will Reorganize   Step-Down Comes On Heels Of Victory By De Gaulle Rally In Elections —

Recent Election,  Strike Threats  Force Decision  Observers Say De Gaulle Will Now Return to Power

FRENCH CASINET MEMBERS QUIT: LEADER STAYS   Premier Ramadier Will Try Forming New Setup—-Actions Come Suddenly

PREMIER PLANS TO SET UP NEW RULING GROUP   Sudden Action Comes as Assembly Is Called Into Emergency Session

Ramadier ‘Cabinet Resigns   Premier Holds Posi But Calls Special Session Of National Assembly In Crisis

MEMBERS OF CABINET IN FRANCE QUIT   But Premier Ramadie Retains His Post In Crisis

»Resignation of French Cabinet Causes Crisis   Premier Ramadir Must Ask For Vote of Confidence  In Special Session

FRANCE HAS NEW CABINE] RESIGNATION   Members Quit, But Premier to Remain at Post

Paris Cabinet Quits in Body Crisis Grave   Premier Ramadier Remuins as Reds Step Up Pressure

Premier Retains  His Post   Decision May Speed De Gaulle’s Return To Authority

Ramadier to Form New French Cabinet  Former Members Turn In Mass Resignation

Decision May Call De Gaulle  Back to Power   Government Falls in Midst of France’s Grave Economic Situation

Paul Ramadier Tries to Rally New Support   Free French Leader Seen Refusing Bid Unless Constitution Radically Altered

THE ACTION IS STARTLING IN ITS SPEED   Decision to Step Out Comes a Few Hours After Cabinet Call for Special Session of the National Assembly.

France's Cabinet Members Resign   Ramadier Prepares To Name New Men

F rench Cabinet Out: Ramadier Seeks to Form New Group   May Facilitate Return of DeGaulle to  Power

Result Of —   Sunday Vote      Expect Premier to Form New — Cabinet, With Popular Rep. Party Left Out of Membership %

Congress In Budget Scrar   House and Senate Deadlocked Over Ag Bill Funds

House Committee Pares 8 Percent  Off Army’s Budget   $5.240.982.123 Supply Bill for Year Starting July  Sent to House Floor; Cut In Officers, Civilian Employes Ordered

House Commiitee Cuts Army Budget By Half Billion   Would Lop Off 20,000 From Officer Rolls, Plu: 74,631 Civilians

Army Funds Slashed in Committee   $475,809,077 Bite Is Taken Out of President Truman’s Request for Military Operations

Teachers’ Salary Bill Past House   Provides Minimum i 9 to Be Paid, Depending @  Schooling, Experience :

RESISTANCE TO HIGH PRICES IS HAVING EFFECT   First Results Are Being Felt In Sales Statistics

Food Prices  Decline In Large Cities   Spiral Halted  In Some Lines

See Resistance To Meat, Egg Butter Prices   Reports Say High Commodities Passed For Cheaner Items

Resistance Checks Some  Price Rises   High-Flying Costs Losing Altitude in Scattered Areas; No Evidence of Profiteering Found

RESISTANCE BY CONSUMERS DROPS PRICES  Discrimination Against High Cost Foods Already Is  ino Kelt.

Meat, Butter Show First. Price Drops     Believed-Duo to Buying Resistance By Housewives

Prices On Some Foods Reported Slightly Lower   Buyer Resistance Is Credited With Checking Sama Cienhe

Some Soaring Food Prices Are Losing Altitude   Buyer Resistance Is Credited With Checking The Upward Spiral ©

Housewives Halt Food Price Rise   Statisties Show Resistance Puts Brake on Butter, Egq, Meat Prices

COST OF LIVING STILL CLIMBS ACROSS NATION   President’s Appeal Given Support By AFL

GOP Senator Hits Food Speculation   Scattered Reports of Drops In Prices Mark Day’s Picture

Prices Dro p In Seattered Parts Of U.S.   Buyers’ Resistance Credited With Halting Rise  In Several Lines

Buyer Resistance Credited Halting Food Price Spiral   Dun, Bradstreet Reports Luxury ltem Sales Showing Decreases

“Discrimination”  Against High Priced Foods Strong Enough To Halt Price Spiral.

High-Flying Food Prices Lese Some Alftode in Gdd Suats Seress U.S.

Conferees Bound To Secrecy After Four-Hour Meef   U.S. Officials Ask $5.14 Wage Hike, On Informant Asserts

U.S. Proposes $5.14 Increase in Phone Pay   Conciliators Gag Company, Unions After Secret Parley

NEW FEDERAL FORMULA HELD UNACCEPTABLE   Conciliators Request Formal Replies by 2 p. m. Sunday

Phone Boost  Proposed of $5.14 Week   U.S. Conciliators Make Newest Suggestion To End Strike.

Covernment Is Balked  In Mediation   Free Collective Given As Only Bargaining Basis

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ef PAUL MALLON—  Believes It Will Be Simple to Cut 20% Off Truman Budget

Bankers Invited To Convene Here  ‘Convention Would :   -Conyention Would Brina 300 Visitors

Bankers Invited To Convene Here  Convention Wanld Bring 300 Visitors

GREEN PRAISES VIRTUES ‘OF PIONEERS AS SALINE CENTENNIAL NEARS END

AFL Leaders Hint at New Pay Demands   Demands Action to Halt Increase in the Cost of Living

NEW WAGE DEMANDS ARE INTIMATED   A.F. of L. Executive Committee Hints at Third Post-War Call for More Pay if Living Costs Continue Upward.

HINT ROUND OF WAGE DEMANDS   AFL Issues Warning If Living Costs Extend Climb

AFL Leaders Hint More Wage Demands Likely If Living Costs Keep Soaring

AFL Council Hints At More Pay Demands   Top Labor Officials Say Wage Raises Have Been Inadequate To Cope with Raise in Prices.

New Pay Demands Predicted by AFL If Prices Mount   Union's Executive Council Says Inflation Alarming; Hav Planc tn furh Danenar

AFL Hints New Round ef Wage Boost Demands  RN ae of ee Sen a   Council Warns Action Likely If Costs of Living Keep Soaring

LABOR MAY ASK HIKES TO MEET SOARING PRICES   Union Council Declares Current Inflation Has Cut Purchasing Power Of Wage-Earner’s Dollar In Half.

AFL Hints More Wage Demands May Be Expected   Move Would Depend On Continuing Hike In Living Casts

SITKA’S HOME-OWNED NEWSPAPEF  10c a copy  MEMBER OF Associated Press   Expect New Wave Of Wage Demands

WAGE DEMANDS HINTED BY AFL   May Ask 3rd Round of Pay Boosts if Prices Keen Increasing.

AFL Chiefs Hint Of Wage Demand: To Meet Prices   Third Round: Of Postwar Hikes Will Re Launched.

AFL Hints of New Wage Hike Demands lf Cost of Living Continues Rising

AFL BODY HINTS SRD ROUND OF WAGE DEMANDS   15 Top Officers Say Pay Hikes Inadequate to Meet Price Boosts

AFL Hints At Another Round Of Pay Demands   Wage Hikes Inadequate To Keep Up With Price  Jumns. Sav Officials.

Wage Demands Are Hinted   AFL Executive Counci Points to Mounting  Cost of Living

A.F.L. Hints Third Round Of Postwar Wage Demand Likely If Costs Increase

Call for Wage Boosts Hinted   AFL Cites Soaring . U. S. Living Costs

AFL Hints Higher Wage Campaign to Meet Higher Costs   Offers Plan for Counteracting Spira Of Climbing Prices

AFL Hints Third Round ‘Pay Demands   Executive Coeumncil Says Wage Increases Are Inadequate te Keep Pare with Risme Prices

AFL May Demand 50 Jews Arrested: New Wage Hikes Bomb Plot Prober

Hint Higher WageDemand:  AFL Council Alarmed By Rising Food Costs

Points ta Seering Casts, of Living os Basis for fmpending New Demands

AFL Executives Hint Wage Boost May Be Asked   Former Hikes Made Inadequate By Rise In Cost Of Living

U.S. Ready to Make Dent In $257,700,000,000 Debt By Paying Billion June 1

Estimate Cost of Foreign: Relief To Top 4 Billion   Expenditures for Next 12 Months Covered in Report Made ta Cannrece

Need { Billion for Relief Work   ‘Administration Declares ~ It Will Not Need More Funds until 1948

WONT ASK MORE   ‘White House Sends Promise  With 4 Billion Estimate for Foreign Aid

Estimate of Foreign Aid Plans Made   $4,091,200,000 Said Needed for the Next 12 Months; Declare No More Anticinated This -Year

Order Dealers to Check Stocks   State Prepares to Collect Extra Revenue

TELLS NEW BUND STARTED IN U.S.   ATTENDED MEETING IN N, Y, AS UNKNOWN,  SAYS REP, MC DOWELL

Sees Start Of New Bund   Congressman Says Probers Plan to Look Into Situation

McDowell Reports Bund Reorganizes: Tells of Meeting   Attended New York Session wil) Says References Made to ‘Old  Mavenent®

24TH VICTIM IN WRECK DIES AT HOSPITAI   Detroit Woman Suc. cumbs to Injuries Suffered In Red Arrow Train Crash.

Group Studies Stock Holdings Of Air Officers   Senate Committee Studies Air Force Contract Relations

Soviets Cast. Another Veto   Russia Seeks To Block Mine-Laying Charges Against Albania

Russia Vetoes  British Charge   Albanian Mine Case Heads For World Court

Soviet Veto Balks Corfu Case Verdict   Defeats Majority Decision Against Albania In Blast

VETO BLOCKS U.N. VERDICT   Russia Uses Special Powe To Beat British Charge Again Albania

RUSSIA’S TENTH VETO  IS CAST IN COUNCIL   Majeriiy Gives Verdict Aagainst Albania Fer Mise-Blasting Of Britich Warchias

British Charges  Against Albania  Blocked By Veto Gromyko Casts Negative Vote

British Mine-!aying Case Against Albania Victim of Veto by Russig

Government Quits Coal Mines Tonight   Nearly Two-Thirds Of Nation’s Miners On Strike: Steel Mills. Railroads Hit

Government Quitting Coal Mines Tonighi   250,000 Idle Now; Full Strike May Follow Vacation °

U.S. TO RETURN MINES TONIGHT; PINCH TIGHTENS   Nearly Two-Thirds Of Mer In Pits Now Out Over Nation In Protest

Federal Control Of Coal  i:xpires   End Of Vacation: July 8 To Offer  New Problem

Government fo Exit From Coal Industry Tonight  Miners Begin 10-Day Vacntion With Pay

Government to Exit From Coal Industry Tonight  Miners Begin 10-Day

Fear Nation Fast Nearing Fuel Crisis   Government Control of Soft Coal Mines to End at Midnight

MINERS’ 1 0-DAY VACATION OPENS AT MIDNIGHT   Over 250,000 Diggers Idle Now in Protest of TaftHartley Bill

Two-Thirds of Miners in U. S. Are Striking   Government Set to Quit Coal

U.S. Run Coal Mines Back To  Private Owner   Strike Grows To Affect 11 States, 250,000 Miners: Up At Midnight.

Government Quits Coal Business At Midnight Tonight   Fuel-Shortage And Unofficial “Strike” Coplicates Heavy Industry Picture

Workers Start Vacation; 250.000 Alr ‘eady Are Idle In Labor Bill Protests °

Government Ready For Midnight Exit From The Soft Coal Business   Prepares To Step Down With Two-Thirds Of The Miners Already Idle In Protest To New Mnwstine Taft Fahne Faw.

U.S. Leaves  Coal Business  Government Contract With Miners Ends

S.to Quit oal Business t Midnight   Dovernment tefurns Mines 'o Frivate Owners

Government Prepares to Give Up Mine Operation as Shortage Pinchies

Mine Owners To Get Mines   Only Third Of Nation's 400,000 Miners Working Contracts Not Signed

Operation of Mines by Government Ends as Miners Begin 10-Day Vacation with Pay.   RETURN ON JULY 8 STILL IN DOUBT

Coal Crisis Expands Swiftly   Government Will Turr Back Mines Tonight; Fuel Shortage Mounts

NATION READY TO QUIT COAL PIT BUSINESS   Two-thirds of Miner: Out on Strike as Crisis Grows

U.S. Ready To Quit Coal Mines   Pits Back to Owners Monday With Problem Of Possible Strike Juiv & Still Unsolved

Nearly Two-Thirds Of Nation’s Soft Coal Workers Idle With Fuel Shortage Pinching Steel Mills And Railroads On Eve Of Government’s Exit From Mining Business—Formal Transfer Of Control Set For Monday, But Vacation Begins Tonight

Strikt:, Increase As. Goven: nent Prepared: To Quit Coal Business

READY TO STEP OUT      U.S. te Leave Coal Mines Monday Nation Faces Strikes, Shortage

U.S. Quits Soft Coal Business  At Midnight   Flags to Be Lowered at Pits Monday Noon

U, §, READY 10 RESTORE MINES TO THE OWNERS   With Nearly Two-Thirds Of Nation’s Miners On Strike, Government Prepares For Exit From Coal Business. _

Government Wai: Midnight Exit Fron Soft Coal Business   Only Third Of Nation’s 400,000 Miners On Job

Two- Thirds of Miners Quit; Coal Stock Piles Depleted   U. S. Prepares To Give Mines Back to Owners

Mines to Go Back Tonight To Owners   .Miners Begin 10-Day Vacation Granted by Naval Group

Fuel Shortages Pinching Mills And Railroads   Vacation Starts, Most OF  Miners Already Are Out In Protest Strike Against Bill   Government Gives .  Up Coal Business   No Contract Signed By Union and Operators; Holiday Slated To End Gn July 8

TWO-THIRDS OF MINERS RESTING   Government Will Get Out of “Coal Business Tonight; Next Move Waited

ANDERSON SAYS “MEATLESS” DAYS OF LITTLE IMPORTANCE EXCEPT AS SAVE-EOOD REMINDER

Not Primarily To Save Foods Themselves   Reported Officials May Take Chicken Off List of  Foods Conserved

State Unemployment Pay Denied Chicago ‘é Printers on Strike   ITU Members Will Vote on Strike Fund of One Million Weekly

110 Guerrillas Dead, 70 Jailed In Greek Clash    Other Casualties Inflicted on Leftists by Air Arm, Athens Says

BRIGADE DENIED BY GREEK ARMY   Spokesman Claims Fugitive Guerrillas Stage Drive

110 GUERRILLAS LISTED KILLED   Bulgaria Claims Army Group Invaded Its Land

Dr. J. R. Mott Coming Friday To Tell of Europe   Nobel Prize Winner And Christian Leader To Speak at St. Paul’s

Golden Triangle Rocked By Blast Wrecks, Burns Five Deck River Craft 

Work ls Hazardous As Burned Hulk Slips into Strearg   Firemen Dragging River for Vietney Cause Still Unknown

‘Island Queen’ Toll. Is Placed At 21; Injury List Totals. 17   “Many Bodies Likely To Remain Locked On River’s Bottom

Ohio Excursion Steamer Destroyed at Pittsburgh; Cause of Blast Unknown

Firemen Seek Bodies of — More Victims   Remains of Pittsburgh Excursion Steamer Being Probed Teday

21 Dead, Missing In Explosion Of Excursion Ship    Efforts To Recover Bodies Slowed By Sinking Hulk Of Steamer: 17 Injured

Count 21 Dead Or Missing In Blast ‘And Fire Aboard Excursion Steamer   ‘Firemen Resume Grim Search Of “Island Queer For Victims; Cause Of Explosion Unknown; Loss Is Estimated At $1,000,000.

F iremen Recover 9 of 21 Bodies From Charred Remains of Once-Proud Liner

GRIM SEARCH FOR BODIES RESUMED   Origin Of Explosion Still Mystery To Investigators   TOTAL LOSS   Estimated At $1,000,000; “Pretty Well Covered” By Insurance

Excursion Boat Blast Kills 21  Recover Nine Bodies From Murky River

Search Embers of Big River Excursion Boat   Death Toi! on “Island © Queen” Set at 21—Cause > OF Blast Unknown

DEATH TOLL IN BOAT FIRE (LIMBS TO 21   Firemen Resume Grim Search for Other Victims

Press Search Blast Victims Island Queen   Steamer Fire Cause Unknown; Dead, Missing Totals 21.

Three Bodies Of Boat Blaze Victims Founc   Nine Of 21 Missing From Wrecked ‘Island Queen Pieasure Steamer Now Accounted Fer

Firemen Resume Search for Blast Victims   Death Toll in River Boat Tragedy Is Set at 21

Cause of Disaster Still Unknown: Seven Bodies Recovered: 17 Injured

‘Island Queen’ Hulk Searched  For Victims  Owner Sets Death Toll at 21 Persons— nM iAiac aft finly O

Searchers Find Nine Bodies in River Waters   Only Top Deck of Charred Hulk Is Still Visible

Ship Toll Set at 21   Most of Victims of Excursion Boat, Blast Still Locked in River

River Bottom Searched For Blast Victims   Recover Bodies .of 3: Total Dead in Vessel Evnlosion Set at 2}

ISLAND QUEEN DEAD SOUGHT   Dead And Missing In Boat Disaster Are Counted At Twenty-One  17 OTHERS TREATED

Firemen Seek Bodies of More Victims  wm... ..*%..., «ff Mrse.t.eg....h   Remains of Pittsburg Excursion Steamer Being Probed Today

Seek Victims Of Ship Fire And Blast   21 Persons Dead or Missing In Pittsburgh Disaster

12 SH Missing " Coes aba :  in explosion of yeursion Boat Nine Bodies Recoverec  From River; Thirteen Injured in Hospitals

Wreckage of Ship Probed  For. Victims   Toll of Dead and Missing In Fire-Explosion on Steamer ‘Island Queen’  Is Placed ai 31

DEATH TOLL MOUNTS IN SHIP BLAST   Excursion Steamer, Island Queen, Rocked By Explosion and Fire

Three Bodies Found in River Today, Making 9 Recovered so Far — Thirteen in Hospital.   CAUSE OF EXPLOSION IS NOT DETERMINED

Ship Blast Death Toll Is Set At I  Fireme n Probe Rut B die  or Burne

—TOLL 24— Cause of Explosion Mystery   ONLY 4 VICTIMS IDENTIFIED

Toll In Steamer Blast Set At 21   Firemen'Search Hulk Of ‘Island Queen’

Firemen Count 21 Dead Following Explosion on Ship   Belief Expressed Hull Would Have to: Be Raised to Get -. All Bodies -

TWO ACCIDENTS OVER WEEK-END   Larry Kimball Injured When His Truck Left The Road In a Fog.

BRITAIN— Continued on Page Eight   WINTER MAKES 1947 ARRIVAL   Shortest Day of Year Ils Reported

Beet Labor Scant; Growers Urged  To Use Machines  Montana Needs 3,500 More Workers  een Meranete Klarvact

BULLETS RIP MEETING — OF FRENCH COMMUNISTS   Police Halt Clash, Troops Called to Check Violence as Marseille Strikes Grov

CALL TROOPS TO GUARD AGAINST NEW DISORDERS   Order Work Stoppage During Funeral of Party Member Killed in Riot

Gunmen Fire on Red Party Meeting in Marseille, France; INo Casualties Are Reported

Marseille Headquarters Of Reds Fired On By Gunman; Troops Alerted  To Prevent Bloodshed

Troops Guard Against New French Riots   Gunmen Fire On  Marseille Reds

Gunmen Oper Fire on Reds  In Marseille   Communist Headquarters Attacked During Meeting; French Troops Alerted

Troops Guard Against Riots At Marseille   Gunmen Fire On Communist Meeting, Gang War Possible

Troops Are Alerted in Marseilles  Gunmen Fire On Communist Party Offices—

Gunmen Fire On Red Office In Tense Marseille: General Strike Is Averted

Marseille Is Tense Over New Attack On Reds   COMMUNIST HANGOUT FIRED UPON BY GUNMEN

Gunmen Fire On Marseille Reds’ Headquarlers   Troops . Alerted To Prevent Rioting

J ; ' rely  Y HELD ATBAY   \Government Acis As '. Reds Halt To Plan Next Stratery

Communist Party Office Is Fired On   Marseille Seething With Trouble As Strike Ties Up Port, Halts All Shinning

Troops Guard: Against New Riots As Labor Council. Votes On General © Strike In City:

More Gunfire In Marseille   a * Communist Party Meadquorters Fired on; Troops Alerted to Bon ” Riating

Shots Riddle  ~ Red Quarters   Plans for General Strike In Marsielie Dropped

THREAT FACES ALL OF FRANCE   Leftists Sound Warnings of ‘Civil War’ Impending  In Italy

FEAR RIOTING IN MARSEILLE   TROOPS ALERTED AS GUNMEN OPEN FIRE UPON COMMUNISTS

Fire On Communist Headquarters  Gunfire During Red d Meeting  RA nwonwll.

FRENCHGUARD AGAINST NEW DISTURBANCES   Troops Alerted Following Attack by Unidentified Gunmen on Communist Party Headquarters During a Meeting.

For A Beautiful Ohio Strip Mine Bill Passes, Goes To Gov. Herbert

STRIP MINE BILL NEARS APPROVAL   Senate Passes Bill 32 To 2 Advocate Is Threatened

Shurtz Votes Against Strip Mine Bill as Ohio Senate Passes It, 32-2   Coshocton Countian Objects to Measure Because of Weakness; Proponent Tells of Threats

Okmulgee Mar Wounded and Bandit Slain   G. E. Johnson, Grocer, In Critical Condition; One: Youth Killed and Another Is Captured

Two Men Injured In Shooting Affray Amarillo Youth Fatally Shot In Attemped Store Robbery

GROCER ROUTS TEXAS BANDITS   Okmulgee Businessman, Hi By Bullet, Kills One Youth, Wounds Another

REPORT INSPECTORS ARE RIGIDLY ENFORCING ALL REGULATIONS ON FRUIT

CAA Orders Fiber Glass Insulation Removed from DC-6   Must Be Out of All Planes by Friday Night

Douglas DC's Ordered Strippec Of Insulation  Inflammable Fluid Found on Some After Investigation

Mrs, Roosevelt Urges Existing Parties To i Follow Wish Of People

30 POUNDS FOR EACH CONSUMER  - Extension ( Of Sugar Controls For 7 Months Gefs Approval

SENATE SETS SUGAR BATION END IN OCT,   Bill Continuing Controls F Seven Months Going To Truman

Sugar Rationing Extension Okayed   Senate Passes Measure Setting Oct. 31 Deadline

TION TAKEN Y STATE FIRE RSHAL   en Held in Lieu  a Arcola 85,000 Bonds

LAST YEAR SET STRIKE RECORD   = LOSS OF MAN. —HOURS GREATEST - IN HISTORY

De Gasperi Win: Partial Victory   Strike of 1,000,000 Farm Workers Ends In Northern Italy

FARM WORKERS END STRIKES IN ITALIAN CRISIS   More Than Million Resume Operations As Result Of New Agreement

Situation: InHtaly. Appears — To Be Improved   Strike of Million Farm .Workers Is Settled 

Gasperi Wins Test With Italy Strikers   Million Agricultural Workers Agree On Return to Work

Communists Halt Strike of Million  Italian Farmer:   Settlement Eases Severe  Agitation fer Overthrow  Of de Gasperi Cabinet

Emporia’s Milk Graded By Board of Healt   Grades Are Issued After Inspection of Dairies;  ‘Amma rntinen fe Derecton ot

Mullen Retiring After 94 Years Of Railroading   Former Burlington Superintendent Here

hamate Beats Up Nurse, Abducts Savy Police Think   Abandoned Tot Found Near Home Of Escaped Girl

STATESMEN WARY OF NEW MANEUVER   Think Russia TI raded Endorsement for Bargaining Power Later in East Asia

Diplomats Look for  Maneuver   Russian Announcement Gives Rise to Idea Reds May Elave Some Surprise  Marshall Is Silent

NEW TWIST GIVEN SOVIET RELATIONS BY ENDORSEMENTS   Moscow's Move Comes As Surprise and May Have Influence on Future Aims

Soviet Approval (On Islands Has Capital Guessing   Officials Inclined To Accept Gesture At Its Face Value

RUSSIAN STAND ON ISLANDS HAS U.S. GUESSING   Capitol Hill Leaders Appeai Set To Accept Gesture At Its Face Value

Wary Eye On Note !   Russian Endorsement Of American Trusteeship Starts Guessing

HINT RUSSIANS MAY BE READY TO ASK FAVORS   Few Hold Hope for Easy ‘Settlement of Peace Pacts in Europe

U.S. Relations With Soviets Take New Twis   Diplomats Guess At Russ Motives In Endorsement

U.S. Suspects Russian Wile In Island O. K.   Moscow Endorses American Control  Of Pacific Bases

Russia Move Raises Hopes of Diplomats   See Prospects Improved for European Peace

Red Stand On Islands Is Studied   Officials Guessing; Say Action Good Omen For Future Relations

MOSCOW'S NOTE ON JAP ISLANDS IS EYED WARILY   WASHINGTON PONDERS RUSS ENDORSEMENT OF U. S. TRUSTEESHIP

Diplomats Eye Statement on Pacific Islands   Endorsement of U.S Trusteeship Catches World by Surprise

Russian 0. K. of U. S. Trusteeship Puzzles Capital   Bargaining Point, Is Suspicion, in View of Disagreements

RUSSIA'S SURPRISE ENDORSEMENT OF. U.S. TRUSTEESHIP OF PACIFIC ISLES PROVIDES AN UNEXPECTED NEW. TWIST

Russian Stand On U. S. Plan For Jap Isles  Stirs Guesses   Trusteeship Approval Provides New Twist To Strained Relations

Japs Suspect Reds of Bargaining For Extendec Influence in East Asia; Moscow Note Breeds Guessing

Ponder Reason For Red Move   Some Suspicious of Soviet Approval of Trusteeship of Isles

Moscow Approval OfUS Trusteeship Proves Surprise  Marshall Keeps Silent On Move

LATEST SOVIET PEACE GESTURE   Horse Trading Suspected tn Russ indorsement of U.S. Island Ownership.

New Angle On Russia’s Stamp Endorsement   Diplo matic Authorities Wonder About Russia's Move On Fairness.

Observers Wonder if Something Is Back of Sudden Indorsement of U. S. Trusteeship of Former Jap Areas.

Passengers And Crew Escape In Accident   Truman’s Personal Transport Not To Fly, Official Says

DC-6s Grounded Pending Inquiry Of Plane Blaze   25 Passengers Escape Safely

Overseas Airline Crew  in Walkou   Negotiations Said To Be at Stendstill

Overseas Airliner Crew Stays Away  Mass Walkout of Tran: es. —s ‘see: eee.

Pilots Strike . As Union Hits ~ Line’s Tactic:   Overseas Service Halted In Protest, Alleging ‘Strong Arm’ Moves, By Manavement

AIRLINE PILOTS QUT ON STRIKE   AMERICAN OVERSEAS PLANES GROUNDED BY WALKOUT OF CREWS

Overseas Airline Crew’s Failure  To Report Is First Hint Of Strike   Head Of Pilots Association Annoynces Mass Walk. out Of All Trans-Atlantic Crewmen; Blames Airline’s “Strong-Arm Or Else Tactics.”

OVERSEAS PILOTS ON STRIKE TODAY   Trans-Atlantic Fliers Stage Mass Walkout.

SPECIAL ELECTION FOR MAYOR AND ONE  ALDERMAN FOR SHINER SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1947

Temperatures   ‘Spreading Gas Fumes Lead to Evacuation Order; Blast Laid ‘To Fire Aboard Nitrate Ship 

CRYER- MOELLER ; _ WEDDING WAS PERFORMED SAT.   The Rev. C. H. Rohifing eee At-Pretty-Double-Ring. Ceremon'vV :

Officials Seek Negro Lynchers   Federal, State and County Police Seek Clues As To Identity of Mobsters

NO BY-PASSING OF LABOR LAW   Taft - Hartley Measure To Be Enforced, Says Co-Author

HARTLEY CRITICIZES —. BY-PASSING OF LAW   Concerned’ Over Attitude of Business—Promises Enforcement of Labor Act.

Deal Offered Red Satellites   Border Plan Tied To Charee-Dropping

U. S. Offers U.N. Balkan Compromise  “Asks Watchdog  Commisaion Ther:

RUSSIAN BLOC GIVEN CHOICE BY JOHNSON   Soviet Again Hurls ‘Warmongering’ Accusation

RED STATES MUST ACCEPT UN. “WATCH”   America Is Willing To Compromise In Dispute

France Takes Step Toward Recovery Plan  Russia Asked About Marshall's Proposal

“MARSHALL PLAN’ FOR EUROPE HAILED BY FRENCH PEOPLE  Proposal That U.S, Finance Recovery   Proposal That U.S. Finance Recovery Laid Before Russia for Official View

"Marshall Plan’ In European Aid Checked fo Reds  Think Other Countries   Think Other Countrie: Are in Accord With Recovery Idea

France Takes Unity Step   Asks Russia If She’s Willing to Discuss Marshall European Plan

DAYLIGHT.SAVING TIME  _ MENACE 10 CHILDREN’S UE AITH. PHYSICIAN SAYS

NY Teachers In Second Day Of Strike    ‘Some 60,000 Pupils Affect' ed By Biggest’ Teachers Strike In History

10-Year U.S.Red Political War Seen   Freedom: of Europe One of Malor Stakes

10-Year Political War By U.S., Soviet Seen With Armed Conflict Threat In Background

TEN YEAR TILT SEEN WITH REDS   Political Contest Could Switch Swiftly To Shooting War

John Lewis Pulls Miners Out Of AFL For Another Go In Lone Wolf Role

Lewis Bolts AFL In Climax to Fight Over Labor Statute   Lone-Wolf Role in 48 Election Seen Aim of Mine Boss’ Action; No Protests Heard From Field

Lewis Pulls UMW Away from AFL   Boss of Miners to Resume Role of

Lewis Wants Free Hand In’48 Election—Reason  Miners Ouit AFL, Belief

Lewis ‘Walk’ Laid to View on Election   Mine Chief Said to Want Free Hand in 1948 Campaian

JOHN L. LEWIS TAKES A WALK, QUITS THE AFL   Takes His Miners Away From Federation to Become “Lone Wolf”

Believe Union Chief  ’ Wants Free Hand In  Presidential Election

LEADER SAID 10 WANT FREE HAND IN 48 ELECTION   “We Disaffiliate” Is Message Sent to Bill Green

Lewis Pulls UMW Out of AFL_Yestreday.      Surprise Move Gets . Unpopular Comment

Lewis Move Aimed at Free Handin Politic:   2-Word Notation Takes Miners Out of AFL  Orcanizstion

TO LONE WOLF ROLE IN LABOR   Leaves A.F.L. Second Time Desire For Independence In Politics Suspected

BRITISH LABOR PARTY BACKS CONSCRIPTION    Pro-Communist , Elements Rebuffed 7 —Vote of Confidence for Revin Predicted.

British Labor Rebuffs Pro-Reds   Unions Back Plan For Peacetime Draft

‘Labor Backs Gas Tax Bill ‘Conscription Gets Started! In PeacetimeIn House

Greek Forces Close in on Guerrillas   Military Observer: Say Konitsa Is Out of Dancer

REGULAR GREEK TROOPS CHECK REBEL ATTACKS   Now Within Light Artillery Range Of Guerrilla Units At Konitsa   BESIEGED GARRISON IS REPORTED INTACT

Greek Forces Within Range Of Guerrillas   Artillery Units Shell Communist Fighters Besieging Konitsa

GREEK REBELS BEATEN BACK NEAR KONITSA   Regular Army Forces Lunge Ahead After Commando Attack

Greeks Smash Rebel Forces  ~ Near Konitss   Way Open to Bolster Unite Inside City Besieged  Sinoe Chrichnas

Greek Rebels Routed From Strategic Hil   Regular Forces Get In Big Gun Range Of Konitsa

Relieving Forces Neat Konitsa  ' Rebel Resistance   Rebel Resistance Growing Weaker

GREEK GUERRIELAS KNOCKED OFF PEAK    ARMY NOW WILL BE ABLE TO POUR REINFORCEMENTS INTO KONITSA.

Greek Government Troops Pushing . Nearer Konitsa   Guerrillas Retreating Toward Albanian Borde Under Artillery Fire

Possibility Seen Miners May Stay Out  Would Represent Tacit Execution OF Strike Order

20 PERCENT OF MINERS STAYED HOME MONDAY   Nation Will Lese 8-Millics Teas Of Coal During Six-Day Peried   DIGGERS MAY EXTEND PERIOD OF MOURNING

Huge Question Mark Is: Will They Return?  20 Per Cent Of Coal Diggers “Jump Gun”

Many ‘Jump Gun’ On Start Ot UMW’s 6-Day Stoppage   Estimate 20 Per Cent Absenteeism Day Ahead OF Laweotlt: Continaanee Peadored

Scholars Examine Collection Rage Secre For 28 Years; to -  Teall Bindincs Today 

Lincoln Papers Lack In Sensationalism  Nothing Implicates Cabinet With Death

Lincoln Papers Reveal Nothing   Experts Open Files But Fail To Uncover Expected Sensations

Lincoln’s Papers Opened to Public   Nothing Startling Found in ~ Documents of Civil War Leader   ISEALED FOR 28 YEARS   Will Serve To Round Out   Information for Historians:

Abraham Lincoln’s Secret Papers Opened to Public View First Time Saturday

*Documents Collected By Son, and Sealed from Public for 28 Years Lack In Any Important Data

Collection Of Lincoln’s Papers Lacks Sensational Facts About Life Of Civil War President

LOCKeG /\WQY Tor Many years  Scholars Delve Into Newly-Opened Lincoln Papers

30 Scholars Go Into Locked Room to See Lincoln Papers Reopened After 28 Years

Scholars To Reveal Contents Of Collection Of Lincoln Papers Today

No Sensation Found In Lincoln Papers Today   Experts Say They Will Round Out Historical Data

Lincoln Collection Opened Today Reveals No New Sensttional Facts

Collection of — Abe Lincoln’s Papers Opened   No Sensational Facts Found, Will Round Out Life, Experts Assert

Letters Of President Opened Now Show Little Greatly New After 48 Years

Lincoln Scholars Get First Look at Volumes of Papers   Deadline Passes; Pore Over Data on Past U. S. History

Lincoln’s Secret Data Opened in Washington  Contents To Be Told Later Today; Five Double Safes Contain Papers

NO SENSATIONAL DISCLOSURES IN LINCOLN PAPERS  HISTORIANS GATHER TN eTINY VOLIIMES

Find Nothing Very Sensational in Papers of Lincoln   Open Records at Midnight for Study By Historians

Will Reveal Secrets of — Lincoln Today   Papers Sealed From Public View Opened by Experts

Lincoln Documents Lack Sensational Facts About His Life Expected By Most

Scholars View Lincoln Papers   Words of Bequest of Lincoln’s Son Are  Carried Out

Body Of Atlanta Society Beauty Found In Historic Peachtree Creek

Beauty Slain: Body Thrown Into Strean   Atlanta Society Woman Disappeared From Her Home Wednesday

Society Beauty Found Slain In Atlanta   Rape Seen as Motive, But 2 Rings Missing; Shoeprints Only Clue

Senator Ball Urges U.S. To Conserve Resources For ‘Inevitable Conflict’

Floods Deal Heavy Blow To England   Thousands Trapped i Village; Damage to Crops Mounting.

England’s Worst Flood Traps 1,000; Destroys Farm Land And Livestock

BRITAIN FIGHTS SEVERE FLOODS   Army Rushes Aid To Thousand Marooned In Yorkshire As Critical Condition Continues.

Thousands Stranded As Waters Cut Off Many Island Towns   Cattle, Sheep Drown; Crops, Land Ruined, More Rain Forecast

Forecast Rain  For England   Scores Of Towns And Villages Flooded; Northern Part Worst.

VINES FROM ST. LOUIS HAVE ARRIVED. BERNIES 3.20.02   1,000 TRAPPED BY FLOODS  IN NORTHERN ENGLISH CITY

HEAVY DAMAGE BY FLOODS IN ENGLISH AREAS   Battle to Hold Back Rising Waters a Failure

DISASTER SPREADS IN BRITISH FLOODS: FIGHT LOSING BATTLE: ALL BUT SIX GOUNTIRS AFFECTED   Army Amphibians Rush Aid to Village of Bentley Where !,060 Are Trapped Without Food—Countless Thousands Are Made Homeless—-Highways Filled with  Four Feet of Water

1,000 Marooned In British Village As Hood Rages   Army Rushes Aid To Villagers Who Have Been Without Food 24 Hours

England Fights Losing Battle To Halt Surge Of Bis Flood   Army Rushes Aid To 1.000) Marooned In Village: Farmers Face Major Loss

Winter-Battered England Now in Grip of Floods.   * Damage to Farming _ Reaches Disaster: Rivers Rampage

THOUSANDS OF CATTLE DROWNED   Entire Potato Crop Destroyed By High Waters

Floods In England Spread Disaster, Misery  Thousands Fisht Losing Battle. Against Risine Rivers.

English Floods Spread Damage   Soldiers, Civilians, Prisoners Wage lasing Ficht With River Overtlows

Thousands Join Battle To Curb British Floods  1,000 Trapped In Mining Village

[BRITAIN IS BATTLING SWEEPING FLOODS; 1,000 MAROONED, MANY LOSING HOMES IN NEW DISASTER

British Battle Floods; More Rain Is The Forecast   Thousands Evacuated from Stricken Communit‘es to Crowded Refugee Centers.

RISING RIVERS. DROWN STOCK, RAVAGE GROP*   Thousands Being Taken from Danger Spots Crowd Refugee Centers.

Destruction And Misery Spreading. Through Isle   1,060 Persons Reported Trapped Without Food For More Than 24 Hours; German Prisoners Being Used To Stem Tide,

Flood Loss is Extensive  In England   Thousands, Join in Losing Batile to Curb Rising Waters; Aid on Way to Stricken Communities

British Floods Spread Misery Over Island   Thousands Fight Losing Battle Against Rivers

SMentens Bieed Abate:   England Fights Worst Flood in Living Memory

Banker Charges Garsson Paid   Secretary of War Declares Rep. May Called Him 5 Times For Combine

Patterson Tells Of May’s Calls   Eisenhower Excused From Making An Appearance

Patterson Says May Interceded _ For Arms Maker   Recalls Three Telephone Conversations With Accused Congressman   ALL WERE IN BEHALF OF GARSSON COMBINE   Secretary of War Chief  Prosecution Witness in Wear Fraud Trial

PATTERSON TESTIFIES AT MAY TRIAL   Says Ex-Kentucky Congressman Asked Aid For Garssons

WAUPUN LIFE IS LINKED 10 THIRD MURDER   Sennett to Be Queried In Old Wisconsin Slaying Case

Sennett Eyed for 3rd Slaying      Oneida Suspects Him. Seeks Quiz

WEDDING TAKES PLACE IN LINEBORO CHURCH   ‘Miss Mary Ellen Wentz Becomes Bride Of William J. Hines, Jr.   In Ceremony There

Wisconsin’s Murray Warns of Acute Need For Help Overseas, Asks Early Action

Murray Calls  For All-Out  ‘Quick’ Drive’ Must Get Additione  Fand to Euroneons

Need Great, Says Returned Congressman   ‘Stassen Calls for Special Session to  Deal With Problem

SENATE BEFEATS MOTION T0 SPLIT BIG LABOR BIL!   Morse Proposal to Lay Four Measures Instead of One Before Truman Rejected, 59 to 35.   ‘TAFT ASSAILS PLAN AS POLITICAL MOVE   Barkley Challenges Ohioan’s Remark — Action Foreshadows Easy Passage of Legislation.

G.O.P. Holds to Plan For All-in-One Bill Despite Warnings President May Veto

Senate Chances Veto, Rejects Labor Bill Split   59 to 35 Vote Foreshadows Single-Measure Passage

Senate Defeats Vlove to Split Big Labor Bill   Vote on Proposal Foreshadows Easy Passage of Measure, Probably Next Week

LABOR MEASURE IS KEPT INTACT   Senate Curb On Strikes And Unions To Pass In One Package

Senate Béats Move To Split Omnibus Bill:  “ Easy’ Pamnaxe Of ' Oe ae Galen Gad

Effort to Alter Labor Bill Fails   Senators Defeat Attemp' To Split Measure

REJECT LABOR BILE SPLIT-UP   Senate Votes To Hand New Legislation To Truman In Single Package

Senate Stands By Single Labor Bill Risking a Veto   Downs Four-Way-Split Plan, Urgd to Save  ‘Meritorious’ Features

Senate Defeats Move To Split Omnibus Bill   Backs Up Plans Send One Labor Bill To Truman

ENACTMENT QF MEASURE IS PREDICTED   It Is Believed That Truman May Use Veto On Bill as Planned

Flames Threaten To Engulf Ammunition Terrific Damage Is  Described In City

TRIO OF YOUTHS ARE RETURNED BY POLICE   ig Are Charged Aunt of One of Group     ARE BEING HELD HERE

No Emergency Oil Reserve   But Industry Expects To Be Able To Take Care Of Vast Demand Next Year

HUGE OIL DEMAND WILL BE MET, INDUSTRY SAYS, BUT RESERVES LACKING

Fisherman Would Stage Deep Sea Diving Operation for Treasure—His Teeth   Lee Oldfield, Speedway Official, Revisits Country Where He Was Yuma-Polaris Stage Driver, 1909

Lee Oldfield, Speedway Official, Revisits Country Where He Was Yuma-Polaris Stage Driver, 1909

Small Portion Of Workers Iry To Leave State   First Estimate Of Migration Is Revised

Migratory Workers Set At 3,000   Latin-Americans Stopped at State Borders of Texas

Might Reach  Low Level of Last Season   Amount of Wheat In Storage Smallest In Six Years

Nation's Wheat Supply Nearing Last Year's Low   Crop on Hand January 1 Is Smallest in Six Years

Phone Company Pay Hike Offer Is Expected: Unions Predict Strike Agreement

BREAK IN PHONE STRIKE HINTED   Company Expected To Agree To $6 Weekly Raise

Union Expects: Early Break in Phone Strike   No Announcement Made. After Last Talks at 3 P.M.

NOW EXPECT PHONE BREAK LATETODAY   -New York ork, Workers oF. ‘ail. to. Return” Despite. ‘Agreémeut

Phone Union Confident Strike Will End Today   Master Wage Offer Anticipated for Settlement of 25-Day Tie-up of Long  Dit uenmenn Timac Anence Natian

Union Officials Predict Break In Telephone Strike  $o Make W Is Expected

i Weekly Pay Hike May Be Granted   Prediction Made by Attorney for 15 Striking Unions

Union Officials See Early End of Telephone Strike   Company Wage Offer Anticipated During Day by Labor Leader

Union Looks For Offer To Make Peace   Master Negotiators Expect Break In Key Talks With Long  Distance Agents

Belief Grows That Parent Company, ° Long-Distance Operators Will Accede To $6 Weekly Increase Demands

Break Is xpected At 1O'Clock   However Company Must First Agree On Negotiations

WAGE OFFER IN PHONE STRIKE EXPECTED TODAY   Break In 25-Day-Old Nationwide Tieup May Come At 5 P.M.

JNION OFFICIALS PREDICT BREAK IN TELEPHONE STRINE   Company Wage Offer Ex pected Late Today in  RAnctar Alanatintianc

Hale Center Bank Held Up. This Morning.   Less Than $2,000 Reported Taken By Trio: Men Captured Near Hereford

N.E. Leaders Hear Truman Economic Plea   Southern Banker Cites Gains, Asks Help for Negroes

Italian Assembly Is Setting for Fist Fights  Communist Says Efforts Made to Provoke War

Italian Assembly Is Setting for Fist Fights  Communist Says   Communist Says Efforts Made to Provoke War

LAWMAKERS TRADE BLOWS   Charges in May Day Deaths Lead to Fist Fights In Italian Assembly

SIGILY MAY DAY KILLERS HUNTED   Lawmakers Swing Fists: Ambush Death Toll Mounts To Eight

Fist Fights Flare In Italy Assembly   Mav Day Massacre Of Eight Laborites Blamed On Mafia dlead Brines On Riot

President Warns Congress U.S. Must Protect War Investment by Supporting Small Nations in Fight for Democracy

Money, Men. Materials Requested      Fund of $400,000,000 to Combat Spread of Red Domination Sought in Address to Congress

Truman Asks Congress tc Supply Funds to Greece and Turkey      WOULD SEND ADVISERS   400 Millions Asked tc Strengthen Small Pow ers Near Russia

Truman Asks Congress: For Funds, Men To Fight: Totalitarian Aggression

Material, Men,  Money Needed  President Says Congress Asked to  Dh as

Military Aid Also Urged   Truman Says World Peace Demands That U. S. Help Nations. Resist Subjugation .

U. S, Military Supervision of Fund. Requested   Must. Help Free Peoples hesist Subjugation by Outside Pressure, Executive Declares

Situation Threat To U.S. Security   Congres» Hear- Truman " Also Urge Giving Help On Reconstruction Job

Must End Coercion; Military Personnel May Be Sent; Moscow Calls Envoys Home

Seeks Appropriation of 400 Millions to Help Greece and Turkey Fight Communism—Marshall Is Determined to: Win Soviet Approval for Economic Unification of Germany—Legislature Favors Outlawing of Public Employee Strikes

URGES CONGRESS TO SEND AID TO GREECE, TURKEY   SITUATION GRAVE IN MIDDLE EAST, PRESIDENT SAYS

TRUMAN URGES QUICK HELP T0 PERILED AREAS   Also Prods Congress for Men And Meaterials—Points to Communistic Threats

President Makes Plea  To Congress   te08 Need far   Cites Need for Bulwarks Against  OINIMINIstITn

Truman Requests $400,000, 000 and American Personnel To Aid Troubled Mediterranean Countries.  eg ee ee ae a   JOINT SESSION HEARS FOREIGN POLICY SPEECH

Aid In Drive On Dictator States, Aim   President Appears Before Congress In An Historie Talk, Asking Huge Sum To Aid Democracy

Called Upon Congress Today to Battle Totalitarian Aggression by Sending $.100,000,000, Men and Material.   ADDRESSED A JOINT SESSION WEDNESDAY   Said He Was “Fully Aware of the Broad Implications” of His Foreign Policy of Helpers Against Outside Pressure.  By ALEX HL SINGLETON

Asks Congress To Supply Cash, Men For Countries Under Communist Threaj   SUGGESTS UNITED STATES SEND TWO NATIONS  $40,000,000 PLUS MEN AND MATERIALS IN EFFORT TO HALT TOTALITARIAN AGGRESSION

Says This Is Fateful Hour   Calls on Congress to Implement Program Against Totalitarian Aggression  ' AID TO FREE PEOPLES  Asserts Aware of Policy, Only Way to Assure Way Of Life Free of Coercion

CAMERON PHYSICIAN  Patients’ Needs Win 30-Day Reprieve for Dr. Newton

Governor Allows 30-Day Reprieve For Dr. Newton   Cameron Physician Loses Appeal for New Hearing but Granted Reprieve

No Estimate Of Tropical Storm’s Toll   Sweeps Into Town Where 500 Killed By Blast On Ship

Texas City Hit By 68-Mile-An-Hour  ‘Near’ Hurricane   Gulf Port City Which Was Practically Wiped Out Last April By Series Of Ship Blasts Is Site  Of Swirline Tropical Storm

Blinding Rain And High Wind In Galveston   Thousands Huddle In Pubtie Buildings During Storm

Order Upsets COP TaxPlar   Knutson Promises Drive To Lower Incrame Rates

Crop Outlook for Ohio Improving For First Time During Wet Spring

RATION ISSUE ~ GAUSES SPLIT   JOINT COMMITTEE AT ODDS WHETHER THERE SHOULD BE RATION PLAN —

"EAST FOR AND WEST AGAINST FOOD CONTROLS   » Clash Of Views Comes As Campaign Is Launched On Rising Prices

Negro Piano Prodigy, Aged 3, To Tour=Delayed By Cut Of 40 Pet. Asked By Agent

French Reported Ready To Unite German Zone  With U. S. And Britain

France Seeks Merger of Zone in Germany: With U. S., and Britain Areas   [Move to Come After November Meeting of Council Gf Foreign Ministers Authoritative Sources Say; Incorporation of Saar Into France Is Sequel

3 ALLIED ZONES IN WEST GERMANY WILL BE MERGED   Action May Lead U. S. and Britain to Back French Demand for Incerporation of Saar.   RICH BASIN PRODUCES COAL, IRON AND STEEL   Question of Paris Taking Over Area to Come Up at Meeting of Four Powers in London.

FRANCE MAY JOIN IN GERMAN MERGER   Expected to ‘Combine Her Zone with Those of U.S. and Britain.

French Eager To Join With U. S.-Britain   Incorporation Of German Saar Into France Objective

French Hint Zone Merger  In Germany   Link With U.S. and British Areas Seen in Dicker Fave Saar Control

France May Agree to Zone Merger  Action Expected To Follow  November Mee!

es i   FRANCE RFADY TO ANNEX SAAR   Occupation Zone Merger With U.S. And British Is Anticipated

HURRICANE HITS MEXICAN COAST   Build ings Damaged In Wake of 105Mile Winds

TRUMAN PROFFERS COAL TO ENGLANE   President Volunteers to Have Fuel Di-

Great Brifain Offered Coal ~ By President   United Kingdom Has Blackout Reminiscent of Blitz Nights

Truman Offers U.S. Aid In British Fuel Crisis   President Volunteers Coal Now At Sea For Diversion To England Upon Request

American Coal Offered Great Britain   Truman Directs Survey of Available Fuel

House Speake: Lists 42 House Committees  Wallace. Buchanan   Wallace, Buchanan County, Heads Appropriations

DONNELLY SIGNS STATE RENT BIL!   STOPGAP MEASURE IS TO TAKE EFFECT MAE. 1 WHEN U. S. CONTROLS END.

New Rent Control Statute Approved By Gov. Donnelly  State System Designe to Take Effect when  Cadaunl Aas Eun

New Rent Control Statute Approved By Gov. Donnelly  State System. Designe   State System Designed to Take Effect When Federal Act Ends

Marshall Back From  London  ame. WX tI   Gives First Hand Report To Truman On Big 4 Meeting

Marshall Back, Meets Truman   _ Plans Radio Report . at 10 p.m. Tonight  on Bia 4 Collapse

Marshall In Preview of Talk Tonight  Secretary of State to Report Tonight via Radio at 9 on. m

Marshall [n Report On Big Four Meeting      U. S. SECRETARY GOES INTO HUDDLE WITH CABINET

MARSHALL GOES ON AIR TONIGHT   Secretary Of State Lands To End Trip From Big 4 Conference

Marshall Returns To Reveal Failure   To Head Drive For Long Range Program For Europe Recovery

Marshall Gives ‘Inside’ Data on London Meet.      : First Hand Report--' Geet (On Air Taninkt

Sec. Marshall Back In U. S.   Will Give Radio Report To Nation At 8 P. M. Tonicht.

Marshall Gives Cabinet Report On Big 4 Meet  Greeted at ‘Port By President And -Other Officials

Marshall Is Home From  Big 4 Talks   Will Speak On Radio Tonight

Marshall Home, Speaks Tonight   Secretary Will. Report Tc Nation a By Radio At 10P._M

MARSHALL BACK IN WASHINGTON   Brings Report On Failure Of London Big Four Conference

MARSHALL TO MAKE REPORT . THIS EVENING   SECRETARY TO GO ON RADIO TONIGHT TO. TELL OF THE : —-LONDON PARLEY >... .

Marshall Back From Parley   Plans National Broadcast Tonight at 10 o’Clock On London Meeting

Marshall Arrives In Washington; To Report Tonight   Returns from London Conference; To Report on Failure of Meeting.

Marshall Reports Or Failure At London   Remarks Before Cabinet Largely A Preview Of His Radio Talk Tonight

Talk At Cabinet Meeting Not Disclosed; To Speak To Nation At 10 Tonight

Marshall to Give Report   Regrets He: Couldn't Bring Back Prefitable Rezults From: Big Four Meet

NATION AWAITS LONDON REPORT   Marshall, Home from Big 4   Parley, Speaks at 10 p. m.

Marshall fo Make Report To Americans   To Go on Radio Friday Night at 9 (Oklahoma Time) to Tell of Big  Faur Canferancea

Cabinet Gets Report at Special Meet   Secretary Marshall Returns From London Conference

Marshall Report Set For Tonight  Secretary Returns From London Parley

RADIO ADDRESS 1S. SET TONIGHT  “Marshall Will Tell  Of London Failure

MARSHALL REPORTS TO TRUMAN ON BIG 4   Secretary Welcomed On Return From London

Sec. Marshall Returns, Meets With Truman   Discusses Failure Of Big 4 Conference With Cabinet; Talks To Nation Toniaht

MARSHALL To HOME TODAY FROM LONDON   Confers at Once With President and Cabinet on Conference Flop.

RADIO TALK AT 10P. M. FRIDAY   Seerelary of State  Withhholds Comment on Conference Until His Radio Address — Secretary Attends Weekly Cabinet Meeting at Whitt House.

Marshall Back In Washington   Secretary To Report On London Meeting

Marshall Will Broadcast af 9  To Give Reasons . for London Failure

Marshall to Make Report   Secretary of State Returns From London After Parley Failure

MARSHALL BACK IN. WASHINGTON   Truman and Cabinet Greet Him at Airport

Marshall Back From Conterence  Held In London   President Truman And Cabinet Greet Secretary As He Lands At Washinoton   MARSHALL TO MAKE REPORT AT 10 TONIGHT

Marshall Reports Tonight On Failure Of Big Four   Secretary Of State Meets With Cabinet, But Nothing Disclosed On What He Said: Address Will Be Heard Here At 9 P. M. Via Radio

Brown Withdrawal From House Leadership Race Clears Path For Halleck Selection; Harmony In G. O. P. Ranks

Green Light Is Given Halleck      Brown Formally Out O01 House Leadership  Contest

Surface Harmony In GOP.... Halleck Of Indiana Is Due For Selection As Floor Leader In House

3. 0. P. READY OR BUSINESS IN CONGRESS   itra-Party Rows Over Leadership All but Settled — Brown Clears ‘Way for Halleck as House Floor Leader.

Brown Quits G. 0. P. Race   Halleck Choice Seen: As Floor Leader -

Republicans End Post-Election Leadership Bout   Harmony Prevails As Halleck Gets Position in House

Apparent Harmony Prevails   Among Congressional Republicans With Leadership Troubles  All But Dissolved

WAY CLEARED FOR HALLECK AS ~ FLOOR LEADER   Congressional GOP ret 11947 With Apparent  '' Harmony 

GOPSmokes Peace Pipe   Intra-Party Row  Seems Dissolved As Congress Prepares To Meet On Friday

New Aid Plan For Teachers Up In Senate   Sufficient Money To Pay Minimum Seale Pravidad

House Passes Measure And Sends It to Senate For Action; School Aid Issue Is Again Aired

Lands At Calcutta Hons For Shanghat   Capt. Bill Odom Still Ahead Of Schedule On His World Girdling Trip

Sleepless Odom Off For Tokio or Shanghai   Record-Seeking Solo \ Flier Leaves Calcutta Half Hour Ahead

PARIS DESIGNERS GIVE OPINIONS ON SPRING FASHIONS  Blithe and Young--or Sophisticated?

Benny Leonard Is Heart Victim as He Referees Bouts   Greatest Lightweight Die: in Ring Where He Once Thrilled Fans; Was Perfect Boxer

Textile Unions Set Thursday sAs Strike Date   Seek 15-Cent Hour Boost for Equality — With Northern Rates

Union Seeks Wage Hike Of Fifteen Cents   Walkout Call Is Issued At Danville Meeting

15-Cent-An-Hour Wage Increase Demanded by ClO   Alabama, Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee,  Carolinas Affected

PASTOR CAUGHT IN POLICE RAID   Grand Rapids Minister Arrested In Bawdy House, Resigns

Southern Governors Center Attention On Regionalized System Of Education

Greco- Turkish Aid Bill Comes Under Attack   Debate Opens In House On Measure Proposed By President Truman   PROPOSALS GET : EARLY CRITICISM

Greek Aid Bill Clears Initial House Hurdle   Debate Is Limited To 9 Hours Before Vote on Amendments

GRECO - TURKISH AID BILLS OVER FIRST HURDLE   House Votes Debate Limit On Truman Plan; Brown Attacks Program

DEBATE 10 BE LIMITED 10 NINE HOURS   Final Vote on Eaton Bill to Come Late Thursday or Friday

DEBATE OPENS ON LOAN PLAN AGAINST REDS   CONGRESSMAN FROM THIS DISTRICT TELLS HOUSE “PASSAGE OF BILL °  . WILL KILL UN

Famed Girl Show Producer Declares 'He Would Rather Work With Elephants

Indies Rebels Act on Truce   Arbitration Group From U. N. Soucht

Offer of U.S. 1s Accepted, if UN Also Takes Part   Security Council Is Urged To Appoint Multi-Nation Group

Security Council ls Being Urged To Enter Dispute   Java’s Oil Fields Swept By Flames

Indonesians Call for UN Commission   Readily Accept Invitation 0! United States’To Act In Roll of Mediator.

Indonesians Ask US Aidin Commission   Accept Offer by America on A-hiteadian

Indonesia Asks U.S. fo Arrange UN Arbitration   Desire for “Many Nations’ ‘Mediation Shown

INDONESIA ASKS UN COMMISSION   Seeks U. S. Aid in Setting Up Arbitration Body

Indonesians Urge UN Name Special Arbitration Unit   Want U. S. to Persuade Security Council to Establish Commission

 Petitions Said Presented Paroles Board / Pardon Request For  Meudon fa Drotastad

Petitions Said Presented Paroles Board Pardon Request For ~ Newton Is Protested

Showers Add Millions To-Value Of Crop Prospects For Area  Cotton Crop Boosted

More Theories About Mystery Of Baby Murder   Another ‘New Angle’ Being Worked On, Police Chief Hints

Thieves Snatch Tray Of Jewels  In Boston Store   Daring Daylight Holdup May Yield $50,000 Loot

a dewel thieves— Loot Hub Hotel In $25,000 Joh   Well-Dressed Trio Stage: Ritz-Carlton Robbery In Less Than Minute

NIGHT RAIDERS MAKING RAIDS   NUDE WOMAN SAID. TO BE LEADING MEMBERS OF RELIGIOUS SECT IN  . OUTBREAK

Denial Issued By Attorney  For Printers   Lawyer Says Charges Will Be Fought ‘Every Inch of Wav’

Printers’ Union Accused  Of Unfair Labor Practices   Complaint Filed: by General Counsel’s Office of NLRB Charges International Organization and a Local Refused to.Bargain With 22 Baltimore Firms, Posting Notices Instead of Conditions Under Which Members Would Work.

Rep. Dirksen Says Russia  Plans War   Sees Fighting In Germany If U.S. Pulls Out

REDS GIRD FOR WAR, SOLONS ARE WARNED   Dirksen Says Germany Potential Tinder Box unles: Country Is Bolstered Against Communism

Rep. Dirksen Says Germany Must Not Be Abandoned to the Russians 

Russia Is Preparing  F or War Now Says Dirkson   Hlinois Legislator Declares Cold War Could Easily Lead to Shooting War

Builds for War   Dirksen Says U. S. Cannot Abandon Germany to Rede

 Western Union Walkout Threat Settled, But No Break Seen in Phones: Steel Agreement Reported

ig Steel Strike Believed Avoided ;  Western Union. “ament Reached

Wage Agreement Reached in Steel Industry  Telephone Workers Urge Federal Pressure Be Used

See Agreement On Steel Wage  ae Etec Biel   Phone Union Head Wants Arbitration

Report Steel and ClO in Agreement  No Break Evident in Phone Strike

FORMER STATE AIDE HELPED EISLER CAUSE   Rep. Rankin Scores Par Of Mrs. Roosevelt In Helping Reds

Marines Protest Truman's Merger Of Armed Forces   Commander of Corps Says Famed Fighters To Lose All But Name

FOREIGN LOANS FOES CRITICIZED BY VANDENBERG   GOP Leader Discounts War Threat in Aid To Greeks, Turks   Gen. Vandegrift Raps Plan for Unification

Weather Forecast   Unified Arms Plan Opposed By Marines   Vandegrift Speaks Out Against Plan; Parnell Renews Fight On Reds

Dallas Dealer To Tell of Arnold's Car Transactions   Hearings on Revenue Collector Reopened At O’Daniel’s Request

Period Of Mourning  Accepted   Coal Mines Will Be Idle Remainder Of Week In Response To Lewis’ Request

Miners Prepare to Begin Mourning Period; fo Lose Only One Full Day

STOPPAGE IS IN MEMORY OF 111 WHO DIED   Krug Refuses to Enter Controversy Over Catastrophe

Work Stoppage Of Miners Sef For Midnight  Six-Day Mourning Period Is Ordered

Coal Miners Will Mourn For 6 Days   Enter Pits Today For Last Time Under Lewis Orders

Industry Calm On Mine Halt   Easter Week Normally Full Of Mine Holidays; U. P: Critical Of Order.

Mine Holiday Won’ t Cripple U. §. Industry   Coal Stockpile Reported Ample On Eve of Walkout

Industry Stocked For Emergency;  Only One Day’s Production To Be Lost Since Week Includes Three  Annual Holidays

MINERS TAKING 6-DAY HOLIDAY HONORING DEAD IN MINE BLAST   Industry Takes Shutdown With Calm; No Serious Shortage Expected

TO STAY OUT OF PITS FOR 6 DAYS   UMW TO MOURN FOR DISASTER VICTIMS, BEGINNING TONIGHT

Industry Calmly Accepts Prospective Curtailment Fuel Supplies For Six Days

Lewis Calls Period Of  Mourning For Centralia Victims   Will Not Hamper Industrial Work   Govrenment Explores Means To Improve Safety For Workers

RATES HIGH IN MUSIC   Grace Joy Ferguson Recelyes “Excellent” at Kirksville

Patrick Koontz Dies Suddenly   Heart Attack Is Fatal To Prominent Lawver

‘Pat’ Koontz Dies at Home   Heart Attack Fatal To Local Altorney

POCKET VETO IS APPLIED BY PRESIDENT   Measure Would Have Extended for Two Years Wartime Subsidies on Metals Such as the TriState District Produces.

NO REASON F OPPOSITION IS GIVEN AT ONCE   Presidential Refusal To Sign Allen Bill Winds Up Current Task

Storm Preventing Aerial Search For Col. Sperry  National Guard Air Squadron Chief Missing on Flight -

Ground Crews Search for Missing Plane   Snow Hampers Effort To Locate Lt. Col. Sperrv. Set. Glover

John Winant, Kx-Envoy, Kills Self   Wartime Ambassador To England Uses Two Pistols In Taking Own Life

2 Guns Used By Winant to Take Own Life   First Failed to Go Off Harled to Flour, Say Police

SUICIDES AT CONCORD   Overwork Blamed For Suicide of Ex-Ambassador

John G. Winant  Suicide Victim   Former Ambassador To England Kills Self  In His Bedroom

John 6. Winant Commits Suicide   Former Ambassador Shoots Himself

John Winant Is Suicide   Former Ambassador T<« Great Britain’ Kills Self With Pistol

SNOW FALLS IN NORTH JOWA; RIVERS RISING   Cherokee Reports Low Temperature In State Of 23 Degrees Today

Late May Freeze Hits Farm, Garden  Crops in lowa Unusual Cold Wave

Most Severe in North, Central Parts of State   Carl Says Some Replanting May) Be Necessary; Snow Protected Crops Some Areas

ge. ¥ DREW PEARSON  od - The WASHINGTON  Nam MERRY-GO-ROLIND      DREW PEARSON SAYS:—WALL STREET FINAGLES ON TAX CUT; “REDUCTION FOR ALL” FOUND TO AID HIGH-IN * COME GROUPS MOSTLY; OPPOSITION REPORT BURIED; BICHTIANC AMRASSADOR.,

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Doughboy Goes Back To See hat Peace Has Come To

Going Back After 2 Years to See What Russia Has Done tc Territory He Helped Capture

ONCE TOO OFTEN?  Yugos Arrest3 U.S. Soldiers On Patrol Near Trieste

Members Of Five-Man Patrol Forced Across Border At Gunpoint  Three U. S. Soldiers Are Taken Captive By Yugoslavian Forces

3 Americans  ‘Captured’  By Yugoslavs  In Trieste Forced Over Borde:  At Point of Guns, U. S. Headquarters In Trieste Reports

3 YANKS SEIZED BY SLAV TROOPS   Southbury GI Reports Capture of Men at Trieste Free Territory Border.

Yugoslav Patrol Captures American Soldiers af Border   Trio Forced to Cross at Gunpoint in Trieste Free Territory

Slavs Seize 3 Americans At Gunpoint  Yanks Captured ' te "Patecen A waa

Three U.S. Army Men Laken Captive by Yugoslav Soldiers  Americans Forced Across Trieste   Americans Forced Across Trieste Free Territory Frontier at Gunposint: Relecnse Is Demanded

3 U. 5, SOLDIERS TAKEN CAPTIVE BY ‘YUGOSLAV PATROL   Americans Forced at Gunpoint to Enter Tito’s Country From Outpost  in Trieste Area,   TWO ENLISTED MEN, OTHER AN OFFICER   American Headquarters in Free Territory Asks for ‘Immediate Release of Trio.

Patrol Forced at Gunpoint to Accompany Tito Troops; US Protests Not Answered

3-Yanks Held * _ By Yugoslavs   Men Forced Across Border * Beam Trieste Area

AFL MAY TEST NEW LABOR ACT   Union Votes Against Commy Statements

TWO N.F.T.W. CHICAGO UNIONS AND £9!  INDEPENDENTS HAVE SETTLED; PRL. BEIRNE RECOMMENDS EXPULSION

CHURCHILL HITS RED INTRIGUES   Blames Russia for ‘Murder’ Of Bulgar Patriot

Soviet Accused Of Aggression By Churchill   Charges Reds. “Murdered Bulgarian Patriot”; Praises Americans : For Aiding Needy

-—EUROPEAN AID HAILED—  Churchill Lauds U. S. Fight on Communism

Must Provide Text Books   Burnquist Rules On Free Books; Schools May Require Deposits

New Storm May Threaten State Observers Hint   : Brewing i Southwest May Sweep East in 24 Hours

Livestock Prices Go Downward   Wheat Pushed Closer To $3 A Bushel Mark

AID TO EUROPE PARLEY LOOMS   Truman May Summon Ke' Committees To Lay Groundwork

Truman May Call European Relief Parley   Key Committees To Lay Groundwork for Convressional Action —

BOWLING ALLEY OPERATOR IS SLAIN IN DAYTON   Witnesses Say Killers Flee in Auto After Firing Two Shots

GEO. ZAVAKOS DIES OF GUN WOUNDS   Two Killers Flee In Auto After Firing Two Shots   With Brothers, Pioneered Pin Game In Gem City;. Robbery Not Motive

Bowling Alley Operator Slain on Dayton Street   Assailants Flee in Auto After Shooting; Motive .Undetermined

PROBE DAYTON MAN'S MURDER   Prominent Bowling Alley Proprietor Is Slain By Two Gunmen

BELIEVED SHOT FROM AMBUSH   Dies Near Home with $1,100 Carried. on Him Left Intact.

Assembly Delays Natural Gas Vote Until Tomorrow   Thomson, GOP Floor Leader, Raises Fuss, Gets Postponement

Repeal Of Gas Tax Hits New Assembly Snag   Postpone Action Until Thursday; Senate Blocks  Lobbying Probe

Principal Fritz Offers To Quit      Still Says Paying Teachers Extra Is Not Wrong Action

PAYMENTS OF ILLINOIS BONUS WILL BEGIN NEAR JULY 1, DOWNES STATES

AUTO CLUB ASKS SUPPORT OF NEW GAS TAY RARST   Trges State Highway Department in Letter to Consider Curry Plan for $14-Cent Levy.   RAPS STATEMENTS BY HUGH STEPHENS   Calls Misleading Assertion That Commission Faces Fund Shortage in Next 10 Years.

Automobile Club Asks Support of A Gas Tax Hike   Want County Road Plans to Tie in With the State Svstem

Poll Shows Enough Votes to Sustain income Tax Veto .   Truman: Has Until Monday Night to Decide on Bill

WOMEN JURORS GET DIXON CASE   Conviction «Carries Threat Of Life Imprisonment

MRS, OPAL DIXON CASE TO JURORS   Mother of 2 Charged With Intent to Rob

12 Women To Decide Fate of Mrs. Dixon, 35   Instructed to Determine Guilt or Innocence on One Charge

Chicago Democrats Elect M: ayor In Landslide Vote   Sweeping Victory For Reform Candidate Kennelly Places Party Back In The Running Today For Illinois’ 28 Electoral Votes In 1948 Election

KENNELLY WINS MAYORAL RACE   Democrats Score Landslide Viotory in Chicago

KENNELLY IS IN BY LANDSLIDE   CHICAGO GOES DEMOCRATIC IN TUESDAY VOTING

MH. Kennelly ‘Will Become Chicano Mayor   Democratic Candidate ts Victorious Over Russell W. Root in Mayoralty Elec-

CHICAGO VOTERS — ELECT KENNELLY    Democrat Nomed Mayot by : 972 3254 Margin :

Senators Back Seaway Project   Bi-Partisan Measure Given to Congress

Would Open Lake to Ocean Vessels      Measure Also Brought into House; Calls for Toll Feature to Pay Costs —

Vandenberg, 14 Other Senators Push Project   Tolls Making It Self-Liquidating New Feature

NAME ARANHA PRESIDENT OF UN ASSEMBLY   Brazilian Wins Post; Seek to Halt USRuss Discord

Oswaldo Aranha of Brazil Named U.N. Assembly Head   ‘Chosen on Second Balfot, He Sets Keynote of Meeting by Telling Delegates Question They Face Is “Whether the Road Will Lead to Peace or to Strife” —Subsequent Sexsions Will Try to Settle Soviet-Western Quarrels.

Two Ballots Are Needed  In Selection   Now Searching For Measures To End Discord

UN ASSEMBLY PICKS ARANHA AS PRESIDENT   Delegates Seek Way To Settle U. S.-Soviet  Differences

U.N. ASSEMBLY WORKS TO HALT U. S.-RED TIFFS   Elects Aranha President; American Delegate Hits Misuse of Veto Power

Dr. Aranha of Brazil Named to Preside Over Critical 1947 Session

WAY TORALT SOVIET-U.S. A. FIGHT HUNTED   ARANHA OF BRAZIL NEW PRESIDENT OF U. N. ASSEMBLY

Aranha Elected President of  UN Assembly  Search Begun for _ Measures to Stop U. S.-Soviet Discord

ARANHA IS ELECTED UNASSEMBLY HEAD   Declares World Must Choose Between Peace or Strife.

Assembly Opens Beset With Fear Of New Discord   Aranha Is Elected President; Seek End Of U. S.-Russ Impasse

Deteats Evatt On  2nd. Ballot   Delegates Seek Way To Stop Discord Between Russia And United States. :

Means To End U.S. - Russian Rift Sought   Dr. ‘Aranha Of Brazil ” Elected President Of U. N. Assembly

B-29 CRASHES ON  GERMAN AIRPORT   Six of Eight Crewmen Seriously Injured, Ne Fatalities.

No Carroll Fire Has Ever Got Out of Control   Put Carroll in Low Fire Insurance Bracket

For Them The War Is Over  America Pays Tribute Today To Six ‘Unknown’ War Dead

America Pays Last Tribute Saturday To Six 'Unknown' Dead of World War Ii

Porter County War Victim Listed With Returning Dead   PORTER COUNTY MAN

Guards Protect U.§. Consulate In Palestine   Unmasked Robber Makes Off With $9,000 Cash From Refrigerator   America Pays Her Last Tribute To War Dead In Memorial Rites

San Francisco Services Represent Nation Honoring Returned War Dead

Best Yield Since 1940 Predicted  Good Cotton Crop Seen For Texas

Bing Crosby And Ingried Bergman Head Favorites   Poll Of Wemen In Nation Reveals Pair As First Choice At Present Time

Asks Ban on Teaching of Evolution   South Dakota-. Woman Brings Suit Against Rapid City School Authorities

Cattle Feeders To Meet In LeMars  Rex Beresford Speaker At School October 23

One Negro Group Seeks Party Membership . . . « Party Leaders Seeking To Thwart Negro Vote In S. C.

Whites Te lest Primary Ruling      South Carolinians Will Appeal  Court Decision

IN MINE BLAST   Two Others Critically Hurt, One Missing In Tragedy Near Wilkes-Barre

FOUR MINERS KILLED IN GAS EXPLOSIONS   Fifth Worker Reported Missing Near Wilkes-Barre: 250 Diggers Saved

Emergency Aid Bill Is Figured At 397 Million   $7 Billions More Said Needed for Long Ranae Help

Four-year Cos! of Plan Set at 20 Billions   Congress Gets Plea for $597; 000, 000: *  an aa ee

Tells Committee Emergency Help Is Urgent Matter   Long-range Program May Reach Cost Of $16,000,000,000

Bert Acosta, “Bad Boy Of Aviation’ Goes Into Seclusion At Monastery

American Forces Mobilized Against Jewish Terrorist Threat To Blast Buildings

Threat of Blast Alerts U.S. Troop: Occupying Vienna  .lip Reports Jewish Underground Plot To Blow Un Leeation

Former S$ Men Being Sought For Army Duty   Ex-Pilot ‘Says “ “Dozens” Have Already Taine.

Report Given By U.S. Army Zone Sources   Luftwaffe Pilots Leave Germany Via Switzerland.

ARMY LENDS SUPPORT TD REPORTS. GERMANS JOIN SPANISH. LEGION   Former SS Men Are Especially Sought; Airmen Believed Training Spaniards   FRANCO ROLE NOT FIXED

Say Germans Are Joining Franco Force   U.S. Army Sources it Frankfurt Reveal  Recruiting

Appropriation Committee Approves $1,300,000,000, For Foreign Relief Work

Steps Taken To Provide ForeignFunds   Committee Appropriate: Over Billion. Dollars T Senn Communism

YACHT KILLING CLUES STUDIED   Heiress’ Fiancee Can’ Account For 2 Hours On Night Of Crime

SHERIFF BLASTS POLLUM'S ALI   2 Hours of Time Unaccount. - ed For At Time of  “acht Sinking

SECHETARY. “BAYS “THAT ARABS WILL WAR .ON  JEWS: IF PALESTINE ' “"*"" DARTITIONED -

Walter Tynan Appointed On 10-Man Committee Choser To Investigate Controversy

Counsel In\Dent Backs OverellLook Rebellion In Over JurorsLabor Debate

Senate Considers GOP's Stop-Gap Controls Bill   Warning Served, However, That Any Effort To Include Rationing And Price Controls Will Kill Chances Of Passage: Democrats Plan Amendments

Expect Break In Atlanta Mystery   Detectives Working On Peggy Refoule Case ave Disanneerad_

BRIBE HEARING LEFT UP IN AIR   Graft Grand Jury Get: 50-50 Break From Supreme Court

Military Training Advocates Believe Hand Strengthened  By Present Foreign Economic Crisis

Gala Ball At Palace   Party For Elizabeth Rivals Sumptuous Affairs of Past Years

Party for Princess Elizabeth Biggest Affair in Great Britain in Eight Years   Gunmen Escape in Owner’s  Car After lewelry Theft

‘Austere’ Party Sets Stage For Royal Wedding   Princess Toasted In Rare Champagne

Royalty Stages “Austerity” Affair For Princess on Eve of Wedding

Pomp, Pageantry Mark Elizabeth's Pre-Nuptial Fefe   Princess Toasted . in Vintage Champagne

Truman Has New Puzzler Over Rents  Congress Sends President Bill Fetendine Contro}

NEW PUZZLER PASSED, SENT TO PRESIDENT   Rent Bill Poses Problem as Tough As Labor Measure

If It Isn't One Thing-- Rent Control Extension ‘Bill Next On Truman Desk

Must Act On Rent Bill Next   Housing Aids Flay Bill Passed By Congress; Must Sign, or Allow  - All Controls to Die

TRUMAN NOW FACES RENT REIN ISSUE   President Must Decide Whether to Let Controls End This Month or Sign Measure His Housing Aids Dislike.

Chief Executive Must Now Act On Rent Control Bill   President Now Faced with Rent Control Extension Bill Passed Senate Yesterday.

Rent Controls Next Puzzler For President  Housing Aides Denounce New Extension

Truman Ponders  Bill To Extend Rent Controls  Removes Curbs On Construction

‘Truman Faces New ‘Puzzle, Rent Control   Must Decide Whether To Let Rent Controls Run Out This Month Or Sign Extension Bil!

Truman Faced With Problem Of Rent Control  Republican Leaders May Support Cashing

RENT CONTROLS WAIT. DECISION OF PRESIDENT   Truman Hasn't Indicated Yet What He Will. Do on Extension Bill

President Faces A New ‘Puzzler’   Problem Concerns Rent Controls

Rent Bill Is Fresh Task For Truman   Problem: Let Control}: Die or Run Risk of “Houcina Chaos.”’

Truman Faces New Puzzler In Rent Bill   Senate Passage Puts Controls Squarely Up To Decision Of Chief Executive

Rent Control Next on List   Truman Must Sign Extension or Let Controls End June 30

Senate Sends Truman Rent Control Bill He Doesn’t Like; GOP to Give IGIs Cash for Terminal Leave Bonds

Today In Congres:   Truman Faces New Puzzler In Rent Control Bill Passed By Senate; Republicans Move To Turn GI Leave Bonds Into Cash

President Hits Bill As Threat Te o U.S. Unity   Asserts GOP Measure Is Menace To National Welfare, Would Develop Class Basis For Political Action;  Asks ‘Better’ Act   Rent Control Extension Bill Slated For Signing By Truman

Rent Statute, New Puzzler, Faces Action By President   Control Extension Law Is Denounced By Housing Aides

Truman Faces Rent Control Problem   Controversial Bill Roundly Denounced By Housing Aides

Extension Bill Is Given Final Action By Senate   President Must Decide Whether To Let Controls Run Qnt This Month Ox Sien Newly Passed Bill

Truman Faces New Puzzle ’ As Senate Sends Him Rent Bill Disapproved hy Aides   All Lids Go Off June 30 Unless Measure Is Signed; Sen. Aiken Predicts Siaqning cf Wool Support

Truman Faces New Puzzler In Rent Bill  Must Let Rent Contre  Die ar Sian Mdencure

Rent Conirol New Puzzler   Truman Must Soon Make Another Major  Tei As i nik

Truman Faces-New Puzzler. —  President Must Either Junk Rent Controls Or Sian Bill Knocking Out All Construction Curb:

Truman Face: Decision on Rent Control   Senate Approves Limits to Feb. 29, Increase Proviso

Alert Security Forces Busy In Palestine Area   Death Toll Mounts to 35: British Troops On  Scene

ARABS ATTACK BUS CONVOYS IN HOLY LAND   Carry Protest War To Highways As Troops Patrol Cities

British Troops Working To Prevent New Clashes  Over Partition Scheme   Scattered Instances Of Violence And Death Reported Over Wide Area

Deaths Mount In Holy Land;   Arabs ‘ Carry’ the Fight ‘Against Partition To ~ Highways .

Angered Arabs Carry ‘Wat’ On Partition ‘of Palestine ‘Lo Maior Cities’ Llivhwavs

Death Toll Mounts in Palestine   Arabs Carry ‘War’ Against Partition  To Highwavs

Army Fights To Save Two U. §. Airmen  Trapped In Nicaragua Jungle Since May 21

AIRMEN SAVED IN JUNGLE RELL   Nicaraguan Wildernes: Gives Up Survivors Of Burned Bomber

FIGHT JUNGLES TO REACH MEN   Army Penetrating Tangle Of Trees And Vines To Reach Crash Victims

17 Days After Crash in Nicaraguan Jungle Army Teams Still Trying to Reach Survivor:

Army Rescue Squadron Saves All Bu One of Fliers in Nicaraqua Jungle

EXTENSION ACT UPS ALLOWANCE OF CONSUMERS   Controls Extended To October 31 By Bill

TVA Chairman   Set Out To Counter What They Call ‘New Deal  Pon men me ne on wt FB CT toitiotidadtliitidcd

Republicans Claim West Misinformed   Charge Wilful New Deal Propaganda Spread

Atheist's Opposition to School Religion Aired Before Supreme Court of the United States

Over Religious Education... .  Atheist Has Case In Supreme Court

High Court Takes (Bowe Question “Under: ‘Advisement       toth’ Sides of Big Champaign Argiiment: Yesterday...

—LIQUOR PROBEBlasts Ohio Department,  Resigns Job  Herbert Promises An Investigation

Manufacturers Offer Nine-Point Labor Program   Congress is Asked To Terminate Trend TowardNationalization

NAM Presents lts Labor Views To Senate Group  Wants Industry-Wide   Wants Industry-Wide Bargaining, Federal Intervention Ended

Mosher Sees Peace  With Labor Close   Management Spokesman Tells Senators Government Interventio1 Amons Chief Deterrents

Valley Cities Organize For Common Aim:   Tennessee Valley Municipalities Seek Natural Gas Supply

bie BANDS IN EFFORT FOR GAD   ae aee,  MAYOR RICHARDSON NAMEI TO COMMITTEE

GULF HURRICANE EXHAUSTS SELF   Galveston, Texas City Hit  By High Winds

‘China Decision  Due This Week   Truman And Marshall Must Decide On Future Aid Plan.

China Again Poses Tough U.S. Pr -oblen   What, If Anything, Should Or Can Be Done To Prop Economie Structure Is Onestion

U.S. Is Now Faced With Decision On Saving China   Badly Sagging Economic Structure May Resul In Chaos for Country if Not Given Some Support; Situation as Urgent as European Aid

Truman Face: Decision on  Aid to China   Economic Props to Sagging Currency Held Urgent

Decision On Propping Up China’s Economy Faces US Bank Credit Deadline Next Monday

 Truman, Marshall Face Ticklish Decision On Aid To Chinese: One Deadline Five Days Off

No Solid Ground Seen For Taking Stand On Policy As Deadline For Action Neurs

TRUMAN FACES CHINA DECISION   Nation’s Economic Structure Sagging

Argentina Would Aid Grain Mart   Program ‘Announced In Effort To Beat U. 8. To Market

FINLAND: STRIKE 1S CALLED OFF   Over 40,000 Government Workers Back to Jobs

Recluse Not Found  in Mansion   Police Say He May Be  Dead: House To Be Cleaned of Junk

‘World's Finest’ Stumped New York’s 17,000 Police Report Failure in  Week’s Search for Missing Collyer Brother

Little Man With Droopy Mustache Leads New York Police Merry Chase

New York Police Express Belief Collyer Dead   Point to Affection For Dead Brother; House Search Ends

Churchmen Disapprove  Sub-Committee Of House Gives Okeh To U.M.T.

Training Plan Given Approval By House Vote   Subcommittee Favors Act To Compel U. 8. Youth Undergo Military Training Atl

ARMY TRAINING BILL APPROVEL   Compulsery Service For High School Graduates And Boys, 18, Favored

COMPULSORY TRAINING BILL URGED   Measure Would Affect all Males Reaching Age 8

Armed Services Faction Recommends Compulsory Military Education of Males Reaching 18 Years — Congress Not Expected To Act on National Security Program Before Next Year.

WOMAN'S DEATH PUZZLES COPS   Husband Named Beneficiary in New Insurance Policy

Zanesville Death Is Mystery '   Husband Detained For Questioning By City Police.

Work on Clues in Minister’s Death   Woman’s Description And Revolver’s Butt Are Clues in Slaying

New Community Chest Drive Set for Oct: 26   Week-long Campaign. ts Planned by Directors ---Flercal Yernr Chiggat

New Community Chest Drive Set for Oct. 20   Week-long Campaign Is Planned by Directors —Fiscal Year Shifted

ADMINISTRATION RUSHES MINE INSPELTION   Effort Put Forth To Open Pits After Walkout

Mine Inspection  Work Is Rushed   Federal C. M. A. Seeks To Speed Issuance Of Mine Safety Certificates   C.M. A. REPORTS OVER 1,200 MINES WORKING

Scarch for OSU Student Centers in Cleveland After Couple Pays Surprise Visit ‘to Man's Relatives.

MISSING GOED, 20, IS BEING HUNTED   Ex-Convict Takes Girl From Home to Go to “Party:’

Committee May Vote Tomorrow On Lilienthal   Some Senators Want No Budget Cut, Bridges Charges

Three Back Lilienthal  LaFollette and Two Others Back Atomic  Commicsion Nominee

Duff to Hear Tax Protest  Agrees to Meet VWiJsek. Tahacen   Agrees to Meet With Tobacco  Interests

Juvenile Crime To Be Discussed By Rev. Winters.  Forum Speaker Has  BPetlameivn Fananiais

Juvenile Crime To Be Discussed — By Rev. Winters _  Forum Speaker Has  Bek nee moeem pe =   Forum Speaker Has Extensive Experience  In Youth Work.

AID FOR STRICKEN PEOPLES OF TEXAS CITY POURS FROM ARMY. NAVY AND RED CROSS

UNUSUAL, DECORATIONE    All. Available Aid Being Offered Texas City

Planes Rushing Blood, Medicine To Stricken Area   Red Cross, Salvation Army Giving Relief; Refugees Are Housed

HEAVY VOTE AT PRIMARY ANTICIPATED   Big Turnout Expected Tuesday In State’s First Post-war Municipal Balloting.

Holiday Toll Over Country At 516 Today   Traffic Mishaps And Guns Claim Most In Teyvae

RUSSIANS FORBID UL, §. INSPECTION OF HUNGARY ARMS   Action Leads to Speculation That Sovicts Already May Be Training Neighbor’s   ' Fighting Forces.   COMMUNISTS’ FLYING CURBED BY AMERICANS   Planes of Reds No Longer Will Be Permitted Over U. S. Zones in Austria  and Germany. —

INSPECTION HUNGARIANUNIT REFUSED U. S.   Suspect Russians May Be Training Army Of Former Foe

Hungarian, U. S. Frietion Increasing  Russian Refuses Yank Inspection Of Army Division

U. S. OFFICIAL REFUSED PERMISSION TO INSPECT TROOPS  Reds Tighten Grip In Hungary

READY 70 GIVE SALES TAX BILL TO LEGISLATURE      Would Provide Two\Per Cent Sales Tax—Await Go Ahead Signal

Hewitt Will Offer Bill To Provide Cash   Budget Group Gives Governor Breakdown Report On  $170,000,000 Surplus

MYSTERY CASE “SOLUTION NEAR   QUESTIONING OF  CHILDREN MAY CLEAR UP DETAILS OF DEATHS OF BABIES

POLICE SEARCH FOR KIDNAPERS   AUTHORITIES OF THREE STATES HUNT FOR MEN WHO ABDUCTED 14YEAR-OLD GIRL

Doctors Are Puzzled By Strange Malady  Boy Is Winning Grim Battle

Denco Bus Station ls Burglarized   Safe Containing Money Opened, Loss Not Known

Denco Bus Station ls Burglarized  Safe Containing Money Qnened iace Nias Y......

BRITONS TO GET BAD NEWS SOON    New Master Plan of Belt Tightening to Be An nounced.

Public School News:   IN THEIR ATTENDANCE   Teachers at Tullytown An: List for Month

PUPILS ARE PROUD OF  ATTENDANCE RECORDS   Many Tullytown Girls anc Boys Didn’t Miss Session in February   LIST THEIR NAMES

ATTENDANCE RECORDS OF PUPILS PUBLISHED   25% of Those at Tullytown Have Perfect Records To Date   ALSO MONTHLY LIST

Veteran Denver Mayor Ousted   Young GI Attorney Is Swept Into Office ‘by Nonpartisans

DENVER’S 20-VEAR MAYOR DEFEATED   VETERAN OF WORLD WAR  ELECTED IN BALLOT BOX REVOLT

Stop-Gap Aid Measure May Be Trimmed   G. 0. P. House Spokesman Terms $590,000,000 Too Liberal For  Uncle Sam’s Pocketbook

LS ST oe re TET EY  All Aboard B-29 Killed in Crash at Kwajalein Sunday

RESIGNATION FROM UN BY RUSSIA HINTED   Move Expected if General Assembly Opposes Further Use of Veto

Speculation On Russia $ Intent  To Stay In U.N   Some Developments Seem To Indicate Soviet May Withdraw From lnited Nations

Bazooka Rocket Kills 3 Children and Injures 5, Allin Same Family

‘Dud’ Souvenir Wreaks Tragedy  Bazooka Rocket Explodes Killing Three Children

— Vewton, Kansas—  3 Killed As ‘Dud’ Shell Blows Up   5 Other Children In Same Family Injured

Virginia Senate Passes School Funds Measure   House Moves Labor Bill Into Spot For Passage Today

HUNGRY CHINESE BOMBARD SHOPS   Variety Of Riots Staged As Inflation Hits Price of Rice

Grim Guard in Maine for Forest Fires   New Blaze Races Through Timberlands Near Machias River

RFFIIGEES RACK IN MAINE RUINS   Big Rebuilding Program Mapped In $30,000,000 Forest Fire Area

MAINE WATCHES FOR NEW FIRE OUTBREAK   20,000 Volunteers On Vigil  As Wind Velocity Rises

All But One Of Maine Fires Now Under Control   Property Loss Stands At $32,000,000 .

1,148 Homes In  Ruins dn Maine   State On Alert Against Further Outbreaks Of “Forest Fires.

MAINE ALERTED ~ FOR NEW FIRES   All But One Of Forest Blazes Brought Under Control

[Truman Renews Price Message   Tells Chamber Higher Production Must Be Made At Same Time

U0. GHAMBE TOLD HOW 10 AID COUNTRY   Message from Truman Tells Convention of Grave Responsibility.

TRUMAN PRODS “PRICE SLASHES   C. of C. Told Nation‘s Businessmen Should Boost Output Where Possible

TRUMAN FIRES NEW PLEA FOR PRICE SLASHES   Also Asks Steady Increase In Production During C. Of C. Message

TRUMAN URGES LOWER PRICES   Message Is Delivered To United States Chamber Of Commerce   ASKS FOR SHOWDOWN

Truman Calls on. of C. to Help Cut Prices, Increase Production   President Appeals ‘for Careful Planning; Meeting of National Chamber Also. Hears Forrestal Urge Strong Military Force

TRUMAN RENEWS CAMPAIGN FOR ~ LOWER PRICES   Tells U. S. C. of C. Busi.  nessmen Must Check Inflation

Reduce Prices, Increase Production, President Tells U.S. Businessmen

Also, Must Increase Production . ..  Truman Tells Business lt Must Reduce Prices

PRESIDENT URGES CUT IN PRICES   7 oo G. GC. Convention It's No. 1 Problem

Reduce Prices, Truman Urges U. $. C. of C.   Business Men Asked ta Dispel Inflationary Claud

President Asks Busines $ Leaders To Slash Prices   ‘Truman, Addressing U. 8S. Chamber, Pleads For Reduetions Wherever Possible At All Levels; High  Charges No. 1 Economic Problem, He Savs

Should Increase Production at Same Time   Message Delivered At C. of C. Meeting

TRUMAN AGAIN  ASKS FOR CUT   PRESIDENT URGES CHAMBEF OF COMMERCE TO BACK MOVE TO BRING DOWN  ‘ * PRICE LEVEL

Truman Carries Price Cut Fight To C. C. Session   Claims Repeated On Methods to Avert Inflation

Pushes Drive For Lower Prices   President Tells U. S. Chamber of Commerce Prices Must Go Dow To, Avert Depréssion

FINAL BASEBALL SCORES   President Directs Price Cut Plea To Businessmen

Slash Prices, Truman Asks Business Men   C. of C. Members Receive Message At Capital Meeting

BUSINESSMEN ARE ASKED 10 REDUCE LEVEE—OF-? RICES   Truman Reiterates Price Reduc tion Plea in Address to US. C. of C.

TRUMAN CALLS ON BUSINESS TO LOWER PRICES   Appeals That ‘Wherever Possible’ Reductions Be Made ‘at All Levels’

Truman Points To Showdown On Price Cuts   Tells Chamber Of Com. merce Reductions, More  Production Needed.

President Repeats His Price Stand   Reductions, He Tell: Commerce Chamber Needed to Avoid Any Serious Inflation   Says Arms Needed   Forrestal Says Military Power Best Way to Guarantee Peace

Cut Prices, Raise Production Is Truman Advice  Reiterates Stand To U.S. C. of Cc,

President Calls Qn Businessmen  To Slash Prices   Pressing Task Wherever Possible, Truman Tells  U. S. Chamber.

Lower Prices, Up Production ls Truman Plea   U.S. C-C Advised of Woy To Nip Infletion Avoid a Depression

OF C. PRICES WUST BE CUT   ‘ resident Urges Lower Costs, Increased Production As Economic Kev

Cut Prices fo Halt Inflation, Truman Warns   President Tells U. S. Chamber of Cammerce Task of Business to Increase Production

TRUMAN GIVES MESSAGE 10 . CHAMBER   Careful Planning Needed, Convention Told   Says U. S$. Must Maintain Substantial Military Power To Keep Peace

TRUMAN AGAIN CALLS FOR CUT IN ALL PRICES   Tels Chamber of Commerce Reduction Is Task of Businessmen.

Claims Greater Production Can Stop Inflation   Message Delivered To 2,000 U.S. Chamber Members.

1.5. CHAMBER GETS TRUMAN PRICE PLEA   President. In Message To Convention Assembly, Reiterates Stand

Truman Appeals Direct To Businessmen To Cut Prices Where Possible

Truman Again Urges Business To Cut Prices   Tells U. S. Chamber of Commerce Step Needed To Avoid Inflation And Depression

Business-Asked— To Slash Prices, Hike Production   President Again Warns Steps Vital ‘To Prevent Iuflation, Depression

U. S. CHAMBER HEARS APPEAL FOR NEW CUTS   Specter of Depression Raised in Message by Chief Executive

Reduce Prices, Truman Urges Businessmen   President Tells Chamber of Commerce To Increase Productior

President Aoain Asks Price Cuts   E Reduction, Increased Production Recommend-_ ed to Businessmen

NEW APPEAL FOR PRICE CUT BY PRESIDENT   Industrial Leaders Have Grave Responsi bility, Truman Says

Lower Prices Termed Path To Prosperity   Chamber of Commerce Warned of Danger of Inflation Leading to Serious Depression

Role of Business  Outlined   U. S. Chamber Alse Told of Need for Militarv Streneth

Plea Reiterated In Talk at U. S. C-C Convention   Reductions at All Levels by Nation's Businessmen Urged

President Tells . CofC’CutPrices      Increased Production and Lower Prices Will Defeat Inflation: Truman

PRESIDENT CALLS ON BUSINESS TO AVOID INFLATION   RENEWS APPEAL IN MESSAGE TO U. S. CHAMBER COMMERCE

Truman Tells Businessmen To Slash Prices, Increase Production Where Possible

No Community Leaders Today ‘Have a Graver Responsibility   Says Need for Reductions on All Levels Provides Great Opportunity to Businessmen

President Appeals to Business Men To Reduce Prices Where Possible

FIRE CATCHES UP WITH CAR   Probers Out To Find How Tractor Fell Onto Path Of Speeding Zephyr

Marshall Plans Major Policy Talk At Parley   U. S. Policies On Defense Questions Slated In Address Tomorrow By Secretary

MARSHALL AND ARGENTINE TALK   Secretary Confers With Paris Foreign Ministers

MARSHALL HAS PRIVATE CONFAB   Confers With Foreign Minister of Argentina

Marshall Visits Argentine Chief   Confers With Foreign Minister On Topics Before Conference

TREATY PHASES DISCUSSED   Gen. Marshall and Argentine Minister Exchange Views

Defense Pact Discussed By Marshall  U. S. Secretary Meets      U. S. Secretary Meets With Argentine Foreiqn Chief Today

Private Talk Held On Pact By Diplomats   American Meets Foreign Minister Of Argentina

Defense Treaty Is Discussed  Marshall Confers  With Argentine DS sein ieee es

Marshall Holds Series of Talks  Meets Argentine and Chile Leaders

Marshall Talks Defense Treaty With Bramuglia   Major Policy Address To Be Given Wednesday ; Cuban Demand Big Issue

Marshall Airs Defense Treaty Points in Talk   Seevetary io Deliver Policy Address Before Meeting

U. §., ARGENTINA PARLEY IS HELD   Marshall, Bramuglia Talk on Defense Treaty

Defense Pact Discussed By Marshall   U. S. Secretary Meets With Argentine Foreign Chief Today

Policy Address Being Awaited   - Marshall To. Give u. §. Views On Issues Before Rio Meeting.

Argentina Chief Holds Talk With American Leader   Major Policy Address Slated Wednesday by Secretary of State

MARSHALL 10 GIVE ADDRESS   Plans Major Policy Speech To Conference On Wednesday

U, S, AND ARGENTINE MINISTERS CONSULT   Discuss Main Highlights 01 Inter-America Defense

ical Mept. Youth Meéo sie ee " Hildreth Church Next Sunday Evening

Historical + sre,  Youth Me wanage FAC Hildreth Church Next Sunday Evening

RELIEF ASSOCIATION   Milford Township Firemen Receive ‘Their Charter

MOPLE TO GET ROADCAST BY CC'Y OF STATE   Moscow Parley Clears Isgues Between Russia and United States

Marshall Will Make Report On  Moscow Parley   To Speak To Nation At 8:30 P. M. E. 8. T. On Results Of Mission To Moscow   GIVES REPORT TO PRESIDENT SUNDAY

OADCAST BY  zs TO GET eC OF STATE   Moscow Parley Clears sues Between Russia ind United States

MARSHALL 10 REPORT TOU. 9. ON CONFERENCE   Secretary Gives ruman Details  Of Moscow Meet

MARSHALL TO MAKE RADIO TALK THIS EVENING ON BACKGROUND OF RECENT PARLEY

Election Required by New County Fair Law   Lyon Must Vote an Levy To Aid Fair Association PO oe Tr ee See ee

Election Required by New County Fair Law   lyon Must Voie on Levy To Aid Fair Association JGageveacs es «eS

Truman’s One-Time Campaign Manager Called in Hearing   Appears at Investigation “of Parole of Four of. Al Capone’s Gang ©

TRUMAN OPPOSED TO EXTRA SESSION   President Not Convinced of Neces sity of Calling Congress to Deal With European Crisis,

EXTRA SESSION CALL UNLIKELY   Aides Say Truman Is Not Convinced of Need To  Summon Congress

Special Session Talk Frowned On by President   Can See No Need Of Recalling Solons In European Crisis

Trimble Delays CrainCaseRuline  Attorneys Instructed To Submit Briefs on

SABATH AGAIN URGES LOTTERY — ' FOR REDUCING NATIONAL DEBT   CONGRESSMAN SAYS. THAT THREE BILLION DOLLARS COULD BE RAISED ANNUALLY

National Lottery ¢ Gains Backing  a ee   House Dean Sees Three Billion “Jackpot” For U.S.

SENATE REFUSES TO CONFIRM SIX TRUMAN CHOICES   Body Remains In Session On Sunday, Breaking All Precedent   PERLMAN IS GIVEN APPROVAL AFTER ROW

Six Nominees Fail to Get  Confirmation  Opinions Differ on Economies Dist Tnta Fetact

Connally Barrage at Michigan Solon Features Fray Over KC Vote Probe

ADJOURNMENT TAKEN WITH 6 UNCONFIRMED   President’s Appointees Cause Bitter Fight In Closing Hours

80th Congres; Closes Session Early Sunday   Angry Politicol Battle ‘Over Presidential Nominatione

Six Nominees Of President Unconfirmed  Chamber Approves Forrestal, Perlman

80th Congress Ends Sunday. Afternoon In Heat of Angry Debate in Senate Six Presidential Nominations Are Left Unconfirmed

Six Nominees Fail to Get  Confirmation  Opinions Differ on Economies

Senate Battles Up to Very End Of Session   Quits Early Sunday Without Acting on Six Truman Nominations

80th Congress Finally Ends  First Session   Angry Political Dispute Marks Late Sitting of Senate

Angry Senate Adjourns With Politica Row  Perlman Approved, Six Others Put Off

Senate Ends In Fight Over  Nominations   Senators Battle Until 3:49 Sunday Morning With Six Truman Appointments Failing To Receive GOP Confirmation

AFL TIE BY MACHINISTS IS SPURNED   No Sentiment Seen For Resumption of Former Relations

Angry Words Fly As Upper House Works On Sunday For First Time In Memory: Provide Special Session If Warranted

Congress Adjourns After Battle Over  ‘Truman's Nominees   bod Comes on Sunday for First Time in Memory of Capitol Officials; Forrestal (onfirmed as First Secretary of Defense

Congress Ends In Heat of Political Battle  Angry Senate Debate Points Caninatron esres of "4.2

COURT FIGHT ON MILK HIKE THREATENED   Commission’s Right To Post Increases To  Be Chailenged

“Mr. and Mrs. Truman, WifeEKat Hotdogs While Viewing Service Tilt

Dewey Calls for Action on State Building Progran   Molti-Millien Dollar Plan Includes Construction of New Mansion

Today In Coneres:   Senate Group Approves 10 Per Cent Boost in Rents; Wartime Control On Newsprint : Suggested; Labor Law Hearings Continue

Senate Group Votes Raise In Rentals   Approval Given 10 Percent Boost To Landlords

Rental Ceiling Across  Hurdle   Bank Group Of Senate Supports Hike At Session

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Union Votes To Snub New Labor Board   CIO. United Steelworker: Will Not Recognize U. §. Board Set Up by Taft Rrartleyv' Act

STEEL UNION WILL IGNORE LABOR BOARD   Refuse Recognition To Agency Provided In New Labor Law

Steelworkers To Ignore Nev Labor Board  Powerful CIO Union Attacks Machinery   Powerful CIO Union Attacks Machinery of Taft-Hartley Law

STEELWORKERS PLAN-T0 BYPASS LABOR STATUTE   Union Won’t Include No-Strike Agreement In Future Contracts

No-Strike Pledges To Be Eliminated   Pressman Interprets Act   Taw Bitteriv Attacked

CIO STEELWORKERS WILL IGNORE BOARD   Executive Board Says 875,000 Members Will Not “Recognize Taft-Hartley Act

BUSINESS IN NATION GOOD   Rising Trend Pictured Although Some Areas Have Leveling Off

 Figures Show Business Is Booming las Savings, Payrolls, Sales Are Up

Levelling Off Trend Disclosed In Survey Of Business ‘Boom’   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Aleman Sees Sights in Washington  Mexican President Gets Tremendous ‘ Ovation in Capital

President Aleman Sees Sights Of Capital Today  Mexican Chief Visits _Unknown Soldier's Tomb at Arlington

Pres. Aleman Receives Huge Public Ovation   Starts Tour Of Capital Sights

Truman Says He's ‘A Grand Guy’  Aleman’s Calendar Packed With Activities

Spokesman Says a Secret Agreement Reached to End Economic and Cultural Relations _ if Palestine Partition Is Attempted.

The National Whirligig   News Behind the News Washinrion - « « - Bay Tucker

STRONGER U. S. KOREAN PLAN   first Independent Government Must Be Elected

U.S. Proposal For Korea Is Revised Today   Would End Joint Occupa tion by America and Rus sia After an Election

U. S. Strengthens Demand For UN to Intervene in Korea   Compromise. aig't ‘Sought on. 1 de Palestine

WITHDRAWAL OF ARMIES IN KOREA PRESSED BY U.S.   Would Act After New Government Could Take Over

U.S. PROPOSES TROOPS BE CALLED OUT OF KOREA 90 DAYS AFTER AN ELECTION FOR SELF-GOVERNMENT

U.S. Strengthens UN Intervention Plan for Koreans   Removal of Troops Sought 90 Days Following Election

Would Not Leave Until Formation Of Free Regime  Then Troops Would ; Strive to Withdraw Within 90 Davs

DeGasperi Get: Go Signal. To  Form Cabinet  Christian Democrats Will Bar Reds,

State Department Adopts Hands-off Policy inNew War   Battleship Damaged by Natives As It Attacks

TO “POLICE MEASURES’   Netherlands Keports To UN on Indonesian Kepubhe

DUTCH NOTIFY UN OF ‘POLICE ACTION IN JAVA   ‘Limited Character’ Stressed In Note To Lake Success

Take ‘Police’ Measures, Dutch Claim   Operations of Limited Char acter in Indonesia, De clared in Note

Holland Calls Use Of Force "Police Action   Indonesians Send Appeal To UN

DUTCH TELL UN ACT NEGESSARY   Government Claims Violence Forced Move

Forced fo Act’, Dutch Inform United Nations   Netherlands Reports “Police Measures’ Due To ‘Acts of Viclence’

TO “POLICE MEASURES’   {Netherlands Reports To UN on i Indonesian Republic

Dutch Tell UN They Had to  Attack in Indies   Republic Also Takes Its Case to Security Council

Dutch Present Explanation To United Nations   Refer to War As “Police Action;” Indonesia Appeals

Netherlands Says  Indonesia Has  Compelled Action UN Hears Reports  On Uprising; : Republic Appeals

Act To Quell Violence, End Food Blockade   Troops Storm Ashore on North, East Coasts, Reach Objectives

Dutch Assert That Violence © in Indonesia Has Compelled Them to Beain-Open Warfare

Forced to Fight, Dutch Tell U.N.   Indonesian Note Reported to Ask For World Help

Increase Of 13 Percent In Law Violations  Crime Committed Every 8 Minutes In Texas In 1946 Recorde OF ERI Shaw

Flash Storm Hits Florida   Estimate Damage More Than Half-Million

FOE OF POLISH REDS ARRIVES IN ENGLAND   Commons Cheers Report 01 Mikolajczyk Plane Hop

Mikolajczyk Makes Way fo Great Britain   House of Commons Cheers Announcement Polish Leader Has Arrived by Plane

Polish Reds’ Foe Lands in Britain Peasant Party Chief  Escaped from Warsav In Fear of His Life

Mikolaj czyk Reaches British Sanctuary   Polish Opposition Leader Fled From Warsow Two Weeks Ago; Arrives By Plane

Stanislaw Mikolajezyk Is ‘Safe, ‘Commons. Is _ Told;. Poles Check... Disappearance

— FLIGHT — Keveals  Red Threat Of Death   ESCAPES IN R.A.F. PLANE

MIKOLAJGZYK SAFE IN BRITISH RETREAT   Polish Opposition Leader Protected From Reds

OPPOSITION LEADER OF POLES SAFE   British. Government Promised Sonctuary

Wisconsin Bill Passed by 63-31 Count   Measure Linked With Lobbying Investigation

Bill Speedily Sent To Senate On 63-31 Vote   Thomson Assails Lobbyists; Charges People’s Confidence Being Undermined

RELIGIOUS SECT DENIED HALL USE   Mitchell Council Revoke: Permit Granted Earlier

Welfare Bill Passes House   Approve by Narrow Margin Measure Increasing State Aid; Boon to Allen County

Public Welfare Bill Squeezes Past House   Measure Calls fer 40 Per Cent Participation In County Evnandibcccse

Sparkling Tree Dimmed  Funeral Services Replace Ill Girl’s Christmas Party

Russia Proposes  Reviving German  Weimar Republic Marshall Says Soviet  View Not Far from U.   Federalizing Plan -

Pre-Hitler Rule Asked  in Germany   Russian Suggestion Not Far Different From That By U. S.

Russia Suggests Weimar Republic Pattern In Reich  Future Government Based On Pre-Hitler Regime, Soviet Idea

Soviet Plan for Reich  Made Known  - Weimar Republic - Would Be Basis for Government

‘Big-4’ Hears Russian Plan For Germany   Reds Want Regime Similar to Republic Destroved by Hitler

Russia Asks Weimar-Like German Rule    Marshall Reports Molotov Plan Near American -

BRED ON OLD OYOTEM THAT AIDED HITLER   Opposed by Britain, France: Marshall Sees Chance to Get Together.

Modeled Alone Lines Of Old Weimar Rule   Meets Immediate Opposition From France, England

Russia Favors Federal Form For Germany   Russian Views Near Those of Britain and U. S. and Are Opposed By French Government

Molotov Seeks ‘Weimar Form Of Government  For New Reich   Marshall Declares. Proposal Not Far Off From U. S. Plan

Molotov Maps Soviet Plan For German Regime   Mashall Holds Views Not As Far From U.S. As Had Been Expected

Russia Offers German Plan   Would Base Government O: Weak Weimar Type Such As Hitler Destroyed

Molotov Suggests Government Like Pre-Hitler Regime; France and Britain Object; Marshall Indicates His Favor

SOVIETS OFFER OPS FOR GERMAN RULE   we Id. Base overnment Defune Weimar  x public Hi ler Used

Reds Favor Pre-Hitler Type State  Marshall Declares ’. Russian View Not Eimnewnatocd Bay FT @

Marshall Says Plan, In American Terms, Suggests Federal Form Of Rule

RUSSIAN VIEWS AREN'T SO BAD ON REICH PLAN   Marshall Hints Molotov’s Proposal for German Regime Not Too Extreme

Government Of Weimar  Type Urged   Marshall Says Red. Plan for Germany Akin to U. S. View

New Weimar Republic ls Proposed   Red Suggestion For Germany Is Opposed by U. S.

Red Views on Germany Not Unlike U.S.   Plan Based on Old Weimar Republic Used for Hitters’ Cilmb

Russ Proposes Germans Start From Republic  Marshall Says Soviet-US Views Not Far Apart

ACCORD NEAR ON NEW DEAL FOR GERMANY   RUSSIAN PROPOSAL CALLS FOR RULE BY REPUBLIC

Russia Asks Postwar One  Plan In Reich   Proposals Closer To U. 5. Views Than Were Expected

REDS OFFER PLAN FOR GERMANY’S FUTURE REGIME   Call for Government Along Lines of Weimar Republic Which Hitler Used to Climb to Power.   BRITAIN AND FRANCE REJECT PROPOSALS   Russian Would Set Up TwoChamber Parliament Chosen Through a List Voting System.

Surprise Move By Australi   Requests Matter Of Big Five Veto Be Placed On U.N. Agenda

AUSTRALIA ASKS STUDY OF VETC   Surprise Move Puts Issue On Agenda Of UN; New Members Also Up

Wants Commodities On Control Same As. Banks  And Market Dealings   Mentions Grain, Cotton And Wool Markets Be Placed In His Power, At Conference With Representatives Of Press.

President In Favor Of Strict Curbs   Seeks Regulations Like Those Ruling The Stock Market

Wants Commodity Exchange Trade Controlled   Truman Advocates Same Treatment As Given Stock Market

HERE AND THEREIN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To in The Various Communities   ‘GLEANED BY SCRIBES

EXCHANGE IN NEW HOPE SEES MOTION PICTURES   Use of Commercial Articles Explained io Members

CU: MAKES DEAL WITH CITY DADS   Trades. Airport Lease for Control of Certain Streets   CHECK LEGAL ANGLES

WITH CITY DADS   Trades Airport Lease for Control of Certain Streets   CHECK LEGAL ANGLES

@ MANY REPORT BENEFITS   Avak, Armenian Healer, Wants to Stay in U. S. to Help Sick

BOY DIES FROM BURNS IN PLAY   Strapped to Davenport Tonited hy Playmate.

BURNS FATAL TO IOWA BOY   Council Bluffs Chap Victim While At Play

INSPECTION OF SHIP'S CREW   Battleship Steams Northward on Calm Sea With President

TRUMAN INSPECTS BIG MO PERSONNEL   Still Sees No Necessity for Special Congress Session

Lopping 20 Milliort From Californian   Representative Gearhart Rise Prepeses Exelee Tax On Manetacturer: Of 16 Per Gent, Tot Reduce i aes OF Revanne

REP, GEARHART PROPOSES A NEW INCOME TAX BIL!   Would Remove 19 Million tow Bracket Persons From Rolls.   A CUT OF  $9,700,000,000   A 10 Per Cent Manufacturers Exeise Tax to Make Up Revenue Loss.

EXCISE TAX I SUGGESTED T0 MAKE UP LOSS   Californian Says Plan Would Benefit Low  Income Groups

CONGRESS RECEIVES NEW TAX MEASURE   Bill Would Provide Manvfacturers’ Levy

Tax Proposal Sets Exemption  For 20 Million   10 Percent Manufacturers Excise Levy Suggested Te. Offset Lose

Would Remove 19 Million From Tax Rolls   Low Income Persons Would Not Be Taxec Under ‘New Proposal

hep. Gearhart Would Take 20,000,000 Oft Tax Rolls  Favors [mnosins   Favors Imposing -Of Manufacturers Excise Levy  To Retain Revenue

CUT IN TAX ROLL ‘PROPOSED   Manufacturers’ Excise Tax Woulk Make Up Losses

wooad evening...  With Richard holding out x permanently, how can March come in like either a Hon or a lamb?   All of White Way Brighter Taniahe

JEWISH SHIP TAKEN IN TOW   BRITISH INTERCEPT VESSEL —HEADED FOR PALESTINE _ WITH 1500 REFUGEES ABOARD

70th Old Settlers I August 21, Plan Programs   HAVE GOOD SPEAKER

Historic Paet Of Hemisphere Near Reality   Delegates Agree On All Pointe—

HEMISPHERE TREATY MAY EMERGE SOON   Delegates at Rio Meet in Virtual Agreement on All Controversial Issues and Defense Pact Is Near Completion.

Rio Delegates Have Solved Controversies  Early Finish Is Expected On New Treaty

— WIN ACCORDTruman’s Visit May’ Be Earlier   ACT TO: BAR. ALL: AGGRESSION

Speedy Action On Defense Is Seen At Parley   Argentina Accepts Ruling For Majority To Acti: Invoking Pact Of Motual Aid

ACCORD FOUND, BRAZILIAN JOB NEARER FINISH   Inter - American Delegates Agree on Virtually All  Canforaneca leemcae

Inter-American Delegates Promise Swift Completion of Defense Pact

Defense Pact for Americas Now Assured   Agreement Near on All Issues Before Conference

May Finish This Week-End   President Truman ‘May Have to Advance Date to Close Canference

Inter-American Conference In Full Agreement   Reaches Accord On All Controversial Questions Of Mutual Defense Treaty

Hemisphere Pact ls Shaping Up   Rio Delegates in Virtual Agreement On All Issues

Parley Is Near Agreement On Defense Treaty   President Truman May  Advance Date Of Visit

ON PROTECTION OF HEMISPHERE   Two-Thirds Rule Accepted By Argentina As Final Agreement Nears

JOINT DEFENSE OF HEMISPHERE BEING PLANNED   North And South  merican Nations  In Virtual Agree ment On Treaty For  Mutual Defense:  Historic Pact Near Completion.

Swift Accord Is Foreseen For Western Defense Pact   Formal Agreement Reached In Draft By Working Group

HARMONY SEEN AT RIO PARLEY   Swift Completion of Oefense / Treaty Expected as Agree  ments Reported.

Delegates To Brazil Seem In Agreement   Conference Promises Swift End of Treaty for Defense of Western Hemis * phere.

Completion Of Defense Pact Nears   Argentina Agrees Fo Acceptance Of Rule Of Mojority

NATURAL GAS. LEVY UP FOR DEBATE  Showdown On Redhof Issue -OfNew Taxes Due In House

Showdown on Natural Gas Tax May Come Today   lnivestigation of Gasoline Price Increases Asked

DEFER INDIAN AID   Cannon Falls Has ‘New Look’ Event This Week--lts Overalls

Won't Sign Affidavits As Required   Refuses To Say He’s Not Linked With Communists

THOMAS PUTS AED LlbhT ON BOARD ACTION   UAW Vice President Refuses to Sign Affidavits for Labor Board.

THOMAS WON'T SIGN AFFIDAIVT   Action Blocks UAW’s TaftHartley Law Policy

Bank Messenger Held Up, Robbed On Lynn Street  $1,029 In Cash, $31,000 In Checks

Lie Joins. Him In Note Te Parley   Russia Is Not Repre sented At Conference OF 55 Nations. 600 Dele gates Present.

President Truman in Message Stresses Need for Free Exchange of Information

Rennebohm Takes Oath   Lieutenant Governor Made Chief Executive in Simple Ceremony

Ousted Governor Calls Foes Hoodlums, Thugs; Leaves in Storm of Boos

TALMADGE » SUPPORTERS: BOO ARNALL   ‘Seize Makeshift. Office Set. Up.in. Capitol. Kotunda

Chief Goes Downtown To ‘Govern’ State   Accused of Hog-Obstinacy by Talmadge Sunvnorter

Talmadge Crowd Boos Arnall as HeLeaves Capitol   Loss of Desk in Hall Completes Banishment Of Retiring Governor

Deposed Governor Walks Out De nouncing His Opponents A: Hoodlums And Thugs; Goes Tc Law Offices Downtown   VERBAL EXCHANGE ENDS DISTURBANCE

Talmadge Backer Ousts Arnall from Emergency Office   Rival’s Seizure Complete, Ellis Quits Capitol for Atlanta Berth

Arnall Ousted From Capitol in Storm of Boos   Talmadge Completes Seizure of Office; Arnoli Insists He Is Sill Governor

Talmadge Wins Second Round In Governor Fight   Governor Leaves Statehouse Amid Chorus Of Boos From Opponents; State Offices Muddled

EX-GOVERNOR BARRED FROM CAPITOL OFFICE   Talmadge Claim: Full Control of Government

ARNALL OUSTED FROM DESK IN GEORGIA ROW   Banished From Capitol After Exchange With Talmadge Aide

lalmadge Drives Arnall From Capitol   Ousted Executive Denounces Opponents As’Hoodlums, Thugs’

Storm Of ‘Boos’ Follows Retreat Of Ex-Governor  Temporary Office Denied Arnall In State House Lobby

Burly Solon Grabs Desk In Rotunde   Ellis Booed by Backers Of Talmadge as He Leaves Scene.

Denounces Opponents As “Thugs”   Talmadge Occupics Gover. nor’s Office and Georgia  Governor’s Mansion

Arnall Is Ousted From the Capitol   Carries On As Governor In Own At:  lanta Office

Arnall Thrown Out of Capitol, Booed by Foes   Talmadge Jr. Rules State: Predecessor Retires to Law Office

GEORGIA BATTLE ON GOVERNORS BECOMES BITTER   Ousted Executive Denountas  Talmadge Followers as FEES elim Fb add

ARNEL FROZEN QUT COMPLETELY FRAN CAPITO   Goes to His Downtown Law Office After Being Barred Today   REITERATES HIS CLAIM   Signs and Presents Paper to State Secretary Certifying His Position

Ban on Utility Strikes in Missouri Awaits Signature of Gov. Donnelly   Bill to Curb Labor Disputes Clears Senate On 20-11 Roll Call After Full-Day’s Debate; Provides Stiff Penalties for Work Stoppages

Missouri  Bill Voted   Would Ban Future Utility Strikes In State

 Silicones Spectacular  New Chemical  ee eee ee ee   Make Glossy Finishes Unaffected By Weathe1 Or Suncht

MPOCLLOT MLGHeags “een A TENA AA OUTER AERIS RI SR ATEN tae  Spectacular Chemicals Made Of Sand Deseribed By GE Scientist

Soviets Cut Vienna Force   Garrison Reduced From 60.000 te [5.000

— LAY UI Two Permits Are Revoked At Hearing  ‘Avent Testifies No

LIQUOR BOARD PROBES PERMITS   ‘Hearings Started On Private Club Licenses

RADIO PROGRAM MAY BE KEPT   Solon Predicts Propagand< Broadcasts Will Not Die June 30

SOLON PREDICTS OK OF PROGRAM   Voice of America’ Salvage Seen by Mundt

BRIBE CHARGE TO GO BEFORE GRAND JURY.   George Ziller, “Man of Mystery,” Re- . leased From Custody

Luckman Thinks Food Saving to End by January  Predicts Meatless Day: ee at eee eT 8 8=«—ma, FF ge   Predicts Meatless Days and Eggless Days Will Do the Job by Then

Luckman Sets Jan. 1 Deadline For Food Goal  May Not Mean End   May Nof Mean End Of Meatless Days

Optimistic — Report Made OnProgram   Future Of Plan After First Of Year Still  Unknown

Luckman Says Goal May Be Obtained Before Next January 1      ANOTHER DROP IN HOG PRICE TUESDAY

New Taxes Said Needed To Back Program  Solons Clash Over Rural School Aid      HST SAID PARTLY TO BLAME FOR MOSCOW DEADLOCK Stassen In Attack On Truman's Program Of Aid To Greeks And Turks: Showdown Is Set Today

New Taxes Said Needed To Back Program  Solons Clash Over Rural School Aid

Hurricane Rages In Atlantic Ocean  Coastal Areas: :. Warned to Be Alert

Terrific Hurricane Still Several Hundred Miles Out To Sea   Blow May Curve Away From Coast   Warnings, However, Flown From Florida To Cape Hatteras, N. C,

Three New Mexico Counties Will Pass Judgment On Hospital Bond Propositions

Taft Wants More Restrictions, AFL Opposing Measure   Senate Bill Milder Than ~ House Measure As It Goes Into Debate

T. J. MANGAN, STATE REGENT, DIES AT 74   Chancellor Emeritus Ill Only Two Dave

Republicans Plan Big Boost in Funds For NLRB Operatior   Wagner Act Change: Not Effective for Another 60 Days

Truman And NLRB Confer On New Bill   Administration of TaftHartley Bill Discussed  As Senate GOPs Plan More Funds for Its Duties

Would Keep Law Of Plant Seizure   Connelly Says Act Needed To Prevent  National Disaster

Boost In NLRB Funds Promised By Republicans   Needed For Administering New Labor Law Passed Over Veto.

PLANT-SEIZURE POWER EXTENSION PROPOSED  Move to Prevent National Disaster

TONNAGE LOSS SET AT 100,0005 TALKS STALLED   Union Leaders Voice Opposition To Congress Adoption Of Curbs

Miners Hit Labor Bill, Leave Pits   Over 123,000 . Diggers Quit Jobs; Industry Fears National Coal Tieup Coming

WOULDEXTEND LAW 10 SEIZE IDLE PLANTS   Rep. Smith, Co-Author of War Labor Disputes Act, Fears Taft-Hartley Bill Will Not Be Adequate in Coal Strike.

EXTENSION OF PLANT SEIZURE LAW PROPOSEI   Rep. Smith Fears New Labor Law May Not Cover Coal Strike

Smith Proposes Extension of Portion of Law  Precaution Against ational Dieacter

Telegraphers Fix Deadline For — Conciliating Dispute With W.U.   Results Of Strike Vote Of 40,000 Union Members _ Will Be Known In About Ten Days; Three  * Unions Seeking 25-Cent Increase.

Americans Express  Concern Over Crisis That Keeps Nation ~ In Political Turmoil

NEW WRANGLE DEVELOPS IN. GREEK CASE   Dispute Over Two Ministries Develops Following Selection of Demetrios Maximos to Form a New Government.

Solution Sought For Greek Crisis      U.S. Asks Maximos, Former Premier, To Try Again

CRISIS NOT YET (VER IN GREECE   New Prime Minister I Picked But May Not Accept Post

GREEK CRISIS UNDISSOLVED   Premiership Decision Held Back By Maximos; U. S. Sends Policy Expert

CREEK LEADE FAILS TO ACCEP! PREMIER POST   Maximos Stays Silent U. S. Officials Back Him for Former Berth

Greek Cabinet Crisis Continues   Leaders Seek to Have Maximos Form  Cabinet

MAXIMOS ASKED TO FORM A NEW GREEK CABINET   Tsaldaris and Americans Urge Him to Take Premiership, but He With- “helds Acceptance. —   EXPECTED TO YIELD UPON SEEING KING   U. 8. State Department to Send Top Policy Official to Athens for Consulta tions on Crisis,

CABINET CRISIS NOW IN 7TH DAY   Maximos Turns Deaf Ear  to U.S. Ambassador.

Maximos Holds Up Acceptance Of Greek Premiership Despite Pleas Of Friends, U.S. Envoy

Maximos May Reject Greek Premiership  Former Banker, 74, Offered Post Again

Financier Offered Post In Cabinet Crisis Refuses Pleas Of Tsaldaris, MacVeagh

Maximos Urged To Try Again ©   Former Premier Asked To Form Another New Government. ~

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OF SOVIET DEBT   Difficulties On Lend-Lease Agreement Due To Lack Of Russian Records   EVERYTHING GOES BACK TO MOSCOW FOR APPROVAL

Reds Forget Totals on Lend-Lease   So Busy Fighting No Records Kept of Food, War Material

Progress Slow: ‘United States, Russia Talk  )   Over Lend-Lease Agreement

U.S., Russian Lend-Lease Progress Slow   Settlement Hopes Retained by American Officials

DAILY SESSIONS CONTINUE U.S. Making Slow Progress On Soviet Lend-Lease Settlement

MAINE BATTLES FOREST FIRES   200 HOUSES RAZED AS FLAMES SWEEP SUMMER BEACH ARE}

FIRE BLACKENS CAPE IN MAINE   Kennebunkport Village Safe As Blaze Sweeps Scenic Coastline

FOREST FIRES DESTROY NEARLY 20.0 DWELLINGS   Bring Flames Under Contro Early Today Along Maine Coastline

200 Buildings Lost In Huge  Forest Fire    Kennebunkport Village In Maine Is Saved By Winds And Firemen

Million Dollar Maine Forest Fire Consumes 200 Buildings Before It Is Controlled; State Hazard High

200 Buildings Destroyed By Forest Fire Over 5-Mile Stretch Along Maine Coas

Property Loss ls Great Near Kennebunkport  Fire Hazard In Wisconsin Believed Woarct Since 1922.

HIP ADH PAL INE HUNT)  =__LER   Beaten Body Of Boy, 7 Found In Preserve At River Forest

Seek Slayer of Chicago Boy, /  Sex Offense Suspect Believed The Killer

Chicago Police Round Up Known Sex Criminals  Hunt Slaver of   Hunt Slayer of 7-Year-Old Boy Found Yesterday

Seek Slayer of 7-Year-Old Boy  Sex Offense Suspect: Being Rounded Up

SEEK SLAYER Of CHICAGO BOY, 7   Believe Youth Killed by Sex Criminal

Murder of Chicago: by Attributed to ~ Sexual Assailant   Police. Rounding Up Al Known Sex Suspects in  - Wake of New Crime

Funeral: Services. For: Mrs. Georgena. Walsh. Saturday In Sioux City

IF uneral) Services: For: ‘Mis. Georgena. Walsh. Ssturdav.In Sicux City

BREWSTER GHARGES PAPERS DESTROYED   Solon Says U. S. Department  Evidence ‘Vital’

Brewster Charges Gov't. Dept. Has. Been Destroying “Important Paners”

Brewster Says Department Is Destroying Files  Takes Matter Up With President

Peruvian Cabine! Memhers Resign  Government Crisis Is Precipitated

BURY HERMIT, LOOK FOR OTHER   Langley Collyer Not Found in Littered House

HOUSE OPPOSES NEW TAXES  Move To Boost School Aid Program Pushed In Austin

Reds H Hit At Atom Stockpile   ” Vishinsky Tells -U. N. “Selfish Interests” -Of Western Powers  - Are Promoting Alarm

Soviet Gives Assembly Russian View  Sneaker Declares Twe   Speaker Declares Twe Nations Are Using Setup for Own Ends

BRITAIN ALSO RAPPEL IN SOVIET REPLY T0 MARSHALL PROPOSALS  AMERICA ACCUSED OF   AMERICA ACCUSED OF SEEKING A-BOMB PILE, CAUSING “SETBACKS”

Russia Attacks . U.S. and Britain In UN Assembly   Soviet Delegate Says America Is  Building Stockpile OF Atomic Bombe

BRITAIN ALSO RAPPED  IN SOVIET REPLY 10  MARSHALL PROPOSALS AMERICA ACCUSED OF  SEEKING A-BOMB PILE, CAUSING “SETBACKS”

Soviet Gives Assembly Russian View   Speaker Declares Twe Nations Are Using Setup for Own Ends

Vishinsky Points At U.S. - Britain   Russian Foreign Minister resses United Nations Group   “HAVE BEEN SETBACKS”   Savs “Nations Have Used U.N. To Advance Selfish Interests”

FEAR OF ATOM POWER BARED BY VISHINSK)   Accuses U. S. and Britain of Using United Nations for Selfish Ends.

Russian Foreign Minister Addresses United Nations Group   Says “Nations Have Usec UN. To Advance Selfish Interests”

One-Man Crime Wave Surrenders   Northeast Texas Farmers And Officers Put Guns , Away

May Urge Steel Mill  Expansion  Martin Committee Will Confer With   Martin Committee Will Confer With Industry Leaders Before Reporting

CHURCHMAN HITS AT LIQUOR SETUP      Calls For Drive To Help Get Ohio ‘Out Of Business’

Want State To Abolish Department  Churches Are Asked To Enter Battle

Fight To Part Politics And Liquor Business Ir  Ohio Is Now In Oper

Churchman Demands State Get Out of Liquor Business Attack on on Monopoly Sy System Continues;  b -. foo a OE

Church Leader Joins Critics In Asking End   Former Official Points Out Faults To Senate Committee

CHURCH GROUP ADDS BLAST 10 LIQUOR SETUP   Official Asks Ohio Be Taker Out Of ‘Business’: Campaign Urged

LIQUOR SYSTEM END REQUESTED   Churches Add Their Guns to Barrage Leveled on Monopcly.

Big Bend Area Now Connected With Vast Network of Transmission Lines   RENT CONTROL IN THE MARFA-ALPINE SECTOR IS TO END SEPT. IST.

RENT CONTROL LIFTED HERE SEPTEMBER 1   WARTIME MEASURE HAD LONG BEEN UNNECESSARY [iN GIry   RENTS TO CLIMB

Auto Tire Industry Threatened With Complete Shutdown   Carbon Black Shortage Caused By Tri-City Strike

Carbon Black Supplies Are To Be Cul Off   Phillips Workers Vote To Refuse Company Offer

Japan Streamlines Marriage With Lonely Hearts Matchmaking Bureaus

Council-Manager Government Wins At Portsmouth  ne ees ee ee   Recount Reveals  45-Vote Margin

Steel Famine To End by 49 Chiefs Predic   Catching Up With Abnormal Demands, Fairless Declares

Steel Men See End to Shortages   Two More Years Are Needed, Executives Say; Deny “Public He Damned” Charaa

STEEL INDUSTRY TO MEET NEEDS IN TWO YEARS   Corporation Officials Predict Production Will Catch Up With Demands

Sees Possible Govt. ‘Policing’ In Steel Crisis   Sen. Martin Warns Ex ecutives Against High Handed Attitude.

Steel Crisis To End In 2 Years, Belief   Industry Is Catching Up Now, Claim; Senator Hits Lax Attitude Of Steel Executives

Denies Steel Has Laid Down on the Public.   “Public Be Damned” Attitude Undeserved Declares Fairless

Steel Executives Get Stiff Warning  Attitude May Lead To Control—Martin

Steel Chiefs Defend Pace Of Indusiry   Supply-Demand Balance Seen In Two Years

PREDICT STEEL SHORTAGE END WITHIN 2 YEARS   Industry Catching Up With Abnormal Demand,,. Senators Told

End of Steel Shortage Possible Within Two Years   Exetutives Predict Relief; Threats of Nationalizalion - Voiced by Senator Martin

NAIL, DRIVEN IN SKULL BY JAP PRISON GUARD, THREATENS LIF OF VET, WHO WITH TRIM WIFE OF 21, AWAITS DELICATE OPERATION AND BABY

Surgeons Attempt:  To-Remove Nail... =: Driven in. Man’s _Shall bi ‘Jan Guard

STARTS INQUIRY OF AIR CRASHES   CAB Appears Before Committee Today to Check Safety Guides

White Calls Closed Door Quiz Today   Brewster Sees People Becoming  Afraid To Fly

Negro Held in Murder  of Woman   Confesses He Cut Throat Of Lady Taxi Driver In Arkansas’

NEGRO NABBED AS CAB SLAYER   Body Of Woman Driver Found In_ Ditch, Throat Slashed

Polar Area Holds Fast to Secrets   Navy Fails to Find Trace of Men Missing Since December 30

SEARCH HUGE AREA FOR SEAPLANE   But No Clue Found Of Boat Missing From Byrd Group —

FIND NO SIGN OF MISSING PLANE   Byrd Expedition, Plane Fails to Return from Flight Dec.. 80 — ‘Flying . Boat: Coyers te Square. Miles in Search,

FIND NO TRACE ‘OF BYRD PLANE   SEARCH SHIP RETURNS’ WITHOUT FINDING PARTY .

SEARCH FAILS IN ANTARCTIC   Navy Reports No Trace of Seaplane and Crew

LOMPANION ON IACHT OAW NO MEE BEATINGS   Dancer’s Manhandling Charge Refuted when Trial Is Resumed,

MURDER-SUICIDE PACT REPORTED   Knox Man, Sweetheart, Are Found Slain in Auto Near Lake.

ltaly Faces Test on Her Government   Communists Ask a Vote of No-confidence on Gasperi Policies

THIRD VICTIM WAS SOUGHT ~° . Search Is Pushed For Clues. in Slaying Of Infants In Hospital

Officials Differ in Reactions to Boy’s Confession He Killed Babies

STORY OF DEATHS ~ OF TOTS RELATED   Boy, 6, Is Still Unaware of Gravity of Case, Says Mother.

Prosecutor Refuses to Accept Boy's Statement He Killed Babies in Hospital

“Confession” By Boy, Age 6, Doubted By Prosecutor In Deaths Of Two. Babies

Boy Changes His Story on Deaths   Parents Indicate Son Changed Story

Boy, 6, Changes Story Of Dropping Babies By Accident in Hospital

BABY - DROPPING STORY CHANGED   Six-Year-Old Boy Tells Mother He Did Not Kill Tots

Six-Year-Old ‘Confesses’ Baby-Killing   Hospital Mystery Is Solved By Child’s Story of Tragedy

Boy Changes Story About Baby Killings; Officials Disagree   {uv BAecnriatead Praca

Boy Changes Baby Story   Denies Dropping Two In Massillon Hospital, Mother Says

Youth Says He Killed Babies Accidental)   Boy Reports He Dropped Infants From Hos- pital Crib -

DEATHS OF BABIES THOT TO BE SOLVED   Boy, 6, Says He Dropped Them. On Their Heads

Authorities Onve A gain Disagree As McLaug hlin  Continues Murder Hunt   . Depositions Taken Today At City Hall In Damage Suits Seeking $200,000

Boy Says He Dropped 2 Babies Later Found Dead; Prosecutor Doubts Stor

6-Year-Old Patient Says He Dropped Infant Girls on Floor While Playing With Them

Boy Confesses Baby Killings   Dropped Tots While Playing With Them

Police Accept Story Two Babies’ Deaths  DA Disagrees and Says It Was Murder

Six-Year-Old Slayer Of Massillon Babies Doesn't Know They re Dead

Police Chief Declares Baby Deaths are Solvec   ‘Prosecutor Doubts iBoy’s Statement ‘ua. Dranned Babijec

Six-Year-Old’s Report He Dropped Infants Solves Massillon Mystery

BOY, 6, ADMITS BABY KILLINGS   Infants Dropped From Cribs In Hospital, Skulls Fractured

Hospital Deaths of Ohio Babes Explained by Six-Year-Old Child Who Says He Dropped Two Infants

Six-Year-Old Confesses Dropping, Killing Babies, Then Changes Mind

0UBT CLOAKS 0Y'S STORY OF BABIES’ DEATHS   other Says Son Changes Tale Of Massillon Hocnital Case 

FIRST STORY   Child. 6, Now Telling Original Tale of “Man in White," Mother Says.

Six- Year-Old Patient Admit: Killing Babies   Statement of Boy Is Believed To Solve Mystery Deaths of Two Infant Girls at Massillon Hospital.

County Prosecutor Doubts Story And Says Case Not Closed: Probe Continuing

CHANGE STORY IN BABIES’ DEATHS   MOTHER REPUDIATES ALLEGED CONFESSION BY 6-YEAR OLD SON

MOTHER SAYS BOY NOW DENIES DROPPING BABIES   Six-Year-Old Goes Back to Original Story of Seeing Older Youth in Room

U.N, TACKLES ATOM CONTROL, DISARMAMENT   Fleven-Nation Delegations Are Optimistic

Fur Industry Reported in Desperate Plight  Many Producers Soon Will Be Down to Last Silver Fox, andGlad of It, Congressmen Told

Some Fur Farmers Down ta Last Silver Fox--and Glad of it, Conaressmen Are Told

Federal Action In Phone Tieup ls Awaited   Settling Down For Long Strike, Says Union President

Exploratory Discussions Underway In An Effort to Break Deadlock”

Attempt To End Long Lines Phone Tieup Collapses  Door Open for Government To Move Next in Settlement

UNION SETTLES DOWN FOR LONG PHONE STRIKE   BOTH SIDES LOOK TO GOVERNMENT FOR NEXT MOVE

Next Action in Phone Strike Up To Government?  _ Settling Down for: .- Long Strike—Beirne

PHONE UNION PREPARED FOR LONG STRIKE   With Negotiations . for Settlement in Long Lines Unit Stalemated, Both Sides Look to U. S. for Next Move.

Phone Negotiations Collapse; Union Digs In for Long Strike   Both Strikers and: Company Look to. Federal Government Far Next Move in Deadlock; Little Enthusiasm for Seizure by. U- 5.

’Phone Strike Going Ahead   Both Sides Look To Government For Guidance

 Government May Enter Phone Strike   Negotiations To End Long Lines Walkout Collapse; New York State Men Go Back

Telephone Strike, At End of Week, Far From Settled   Conciliators Seek New Peace Formula To Offer Disputants

PHONE STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS AT STANDSTILL   Federal Mediators Look for New Peace Formula to End Deadlock.

FEDERAL MOVE AWAITED IN TELEPHONE STRIKE   Collapse Of Negotiations To End Long Lines Portion Of Nationwide Tieup Leaves Both Sides Looking To Government For Next Step — Administration  Officials Talk Privately Of Possible Seizure Of  i sssmseminnttiawen  lneeabow

Next Phone Strike Step Up to Govt.   Union Lets Deadline o1 Company Offer Pass Sans Acceptance.

Col: pse Of One Phase Of bone Strike Puts  Issue Up To Government

Negotiations Apparently Hopeless   Beirne Hints Walkout May Be Long One

Telephone Strike in Stalemate  Negotiations All But Collapse as Union Refuses  Company's Offer

Phone Union Digs in For Long Fight   Collapse ‘of the Long Lines Parley Leaves  Both Sides Looking  To U.S. for Actian

‘Settling Down For Long Wait, Union Head Says   Look To Government For Next Move; Little Faith In Truman Seizure

Phone Talks Stall   Both Sides Look: to Government . ‘For Next Move: After: Settlement Negotiations Collapse

Phone Strike . Negotiations  Break Dowr   Management, Labor ‘Await Next U. 8. Move;

Phone Union Leader Sees  Long Strike   All Parties Lock To Government as Necotiations Collanss

Negotiations To End Long Lines Phase Of Dispute Collapsed. Lust Night

Attempt To End One Section of Row Is Defeated   ‘Final’ Offer of Firm Rejected by Workers Of Long-Lines Group

‘Phone Strike Negotiations Near Collapse   Both Side Are Looking for Aid From Goverment

Look to UJ. S. In Phone Strike   Moves to End Long Lines Dispute Break Down

TALKS BOGGED; NEXT MOVE NOW UP TQ CAPITAL   Negotiations For Ending Cross-Country Telephone Tie-Up Collapse; Both Sides Look To Gov't. For Next Move.

Leer on Phone Settlement Sag   Negetiations on Long Distance Strike End As Govt. Move Awaited

Phone Union Look to U.S.  For Solution  hh, Sot Re Re   Schwellenbach Act On Request for Oj; Conference Awaite Seizure Discussed

Long Phone Strike Is Prediction   Both Sides Looking To Government For Any Settlement

(ompany, Union aunt Government  To End Phone Strike   Negotiations To End Long Distance Phase Of Dispute Collapse Friday

Look To Government To Move In Phone Walkout   Union Head Says Workers Are “Settling Down For Long Strike” But Door  Is Open For Federal Efforts.

Long Lines Deal Falls Through   Schwellenbach Studying Reply to Union Request for Open Meeting

DEAL TO BREAK PHONE DEADLOCK FALLS THROUGH   Look for Government te Make Move Sometime Today

NEGOTIATIONS IN PHONE STRIKE AT A STANDSTILI   Both Company and Union Say Next Move Up to Other.

Long Lines Tieup Remains theSame   Effort at Settlement Col: lapses; Seizure Talked Again   ‘FOR A LONG STRIKE   Agreement Reached in Up state New York Is “First Break”

TALKS COLLAPSE IN PHONE STRIKE   Disputants Look To Government For Next Step

Phone Groups Seek New Peace Formula As Deadline Passes   Long Line Affiliate Pays No Heed To ‘Final’ Offer by Management; White House Intervention Unlikely

EFFORTS 10 END STRIKE COLLAPSE   Long Lines Union ignores Deadline Set By Company

Look toU.S. Government for Next Move   Federal ‘Officials No’ Enthusiastic About Seizing Industry

Negotiations in Phone Strike Collapse + Again  Both Sides Look  To Government  For Next Move

New Peace Formula__ Is Sought   LONG DISTANCE WORKERS .___ IGNORED MIDNIGHT. DEADLINE FOR ACCEPTING ‘FINAL’ OFFER

Efforts to Settle Phone Strike Fail   Long Strike Sighted; Both Sides Look For Federal Move

PHONE UNION SET FOR LONG STRIKE   Both Sides Look To U. S. As Negotiations Collapse

Look To'U. S. To End Tie-Up  In Phone Lines   Negotiations Collapse; Both Sides Wait For Government Move

New Formula For Peace Is Vainly Sought   A. T. T. Withdraws Offer To Long--Lines Affilliate; Next Move Up To Union.

Door Le{tOpenbyUnion. Firm Directors for Government to Bring Solution

PHONE GROUPS LOOK TO US.   Breakdown of Negotiations Leaves Next Move Up te Government.

Workers Expect Lona Strike   Both Sides Leave Door Open For Negotiations

Look To Capital For Settlement Of Phone Strike   Union, Management Leave Opening For Washington   WASHINGTON, April 12 (®)

DEAL 10 END DEADLOCK FAILS   Possible Seizure By U. S. Is Discussed   SCHWELLENBACH   Weighs Reply To Proposal For Meeting Of Union With A. T. And T

RUN ON HOUSE BANK IS FEARED   Republicans Trying To Find Way To Reopen Bank; Checks Still Bounce

Mrs. Powers And Cousin Die In Auto Wreck   Collision With Gasoline Truck  Near Dallas, Tex.

BRIGGS CO. STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   Zero-Hour Wage Pact Ends Threat

BERLINERS HAVE ‘BITTER HATRED FOR RUSSIANS   Have No Love For Any Members Of The Big Four

REDS DISLIKED BY BERLINERS   U. 8. MILITARY GOVERNMENT -, REPORTS SAYS RUSSIANS ARE NOT MAKING iF RIENDS

Teachers Criticize Lack of Policy In Passing or Flunking Ohio Pupils

White Primary Vote Scheduled   Georgia House Resumes Debate On TalmadgeSponsored Measure

Gates Threatens Special Session   Serves Ultimatum on Lawmakers to Increase Ga: oline Tax Before Midnight Adjournment,

ATES ANNOUNCES HE MAY GONVUKE SPECIAL SESSION   Governor to Demand OK of Boost in Gas Tax, or Else Will Ask Meeting; 61-Day Meet to End.   ISSUES DEBATED LOUDLY AND LONG

Truman Puts. Aides To Work Eliminating Many Wartime  Laws Before Official End —

Truman Asks Termination —  Of War Powers   Would Eliminate Many Ol 250 President's Powers  Now In Effect.

Slowly Climbing Temperatures Promised In State; However, Weather Is Expected To Remain Chilly; Cold Wave Moving Eastward At Snail’s Pace.

Death-Clutch Corsets Have Health . Authorities, Corsetmaker Worried

 ‘Waist-Pinching Corsets? Still Ruinous  fear For Health Of ‘Hour-Glass’ Ladies

Estimate 11,000 Miners Off Work   Industry Feeling Walkout Effects

Texas Prisoners’ Hunger Strike Apparently Ended   325 Convicts Enter Dining Room at Noon

SELL TICKETS FOR SEATS AT COOK SCHOOL   Homemakers Set to Attend Three  Sessions

SELL SEATS FOR CLASSES MAY 20 T0 22   Homemakers Make Plans "To Attend Three _ Sessions   URGE EARLY BUYING

Sheriff Asks  Men to Leave  Factory Site Where Union Had   Where Union Had Attempted to Organize Women

CIO ORGANIZERS LEAVE AS ‘ASKED’   SHIRT FACTORY IN TENNESSEE TOWN RESUMES OPERATIONS

‘The CIO Girls Left Town, as They Had Been Asked By Hubbies of Siegel Girls, So Everything's Quiet

Crowds Awaiting Pickets Disperse   Union ‘Organizers. Fail To Show Up So Men Who Escorted Women Leave.

Shirt Factory  Force ‘Escort’  ~ Heeds Sherif   75 Men Accompany Wom: en Workers To Plant; CIO Organizers Leave  + “Qn Request”

No Independence For Palestine   U. S. And British Confi dent Arabs Can’t Muster Enough Votes.

A NEGRO KILLED IN A GUN BATTLE   Three Detectives Treated for Cuts and Bruises Following Fight.

Semi-Nude Body Of Woman Found In Washington   Body Is Discovered In Apartment During Early Hours Of Morning

British Gov't. Seeks To Avert  Ua tbinet Crisis      Cripps Named To Succeed Dalton In “'Tyeasurv Post

British Fear  Cabinet Crisis Hugh Dalton Fired For ‘Budget Leak’

Labor Government In Crisis'as Dalton Quits After ‘Leak’  Cripps in Treasury Post to Tighten His fein an Rritich Life

Dalton Quits Attlee Regime Amid Scandal   Exchequer Admits Tax Budget ‘Leak’; Cabinet Crisis Near

Britain’s Labor Government Faces Cabinet Crisis   Cripps Named To Succeed Dalton

Cripps Is Named Treasury Chief   Dalton Quits British Cab inet In “Leak” Seandal; Attlee Acts.

LEAK SCANDAL POSES CRISIS FOR LABORITES   Dalton Quits Post as Churchill Demands Thorough Probe

Cripps Takes Over British Finance Post   CABINET CRISIS FOR ENGLAND NARROWLY AVERTED

Budget ‘Leak’ in Britain Forces Cabinet Change   Delton Out es Finance  Chiief and Capps Tokes Over; Cherchitt Demands Beaho

Britain Faces Crisis In Cabinet. As Dalton Resigns; Cripps Named

Dalton Resigns; Cripps. Successor  Startling Break in Britain's Cabinet

BUDGET LEAK OUSTS CHIEF OF TREASURY   ‘AUSTERITY CRIPPS NEW STRONG MAN IN LONDON

Three Killed in Coal Mine Blast  Survivor Tells a Harrowing Tale

Ford Truce Plan Studied   UAW Reported Ready to Accept Peace Terms

Ford, Union Heads Near Aecord Today   Agreement May Be Reach. ed In Time To Avert Strike Tomorrow Noon

Union Seeks fo Avert Strike af Ford Motor Co.   Walkout Slated Tomorrow; New Plan Advanced

Proposal May Avert Strike ‘At Ford Co.   Walkout of 107,000 Employes Set for Noon Tuesday; Union Leader  Mum aon New Snuoevgectiar

Big Walkout Due Tuesday   Union Fails to Reveal ~ Terms of New Plan, Co. Ends Proposal Making 

Optimistic Over a Ford Settlement   Union Negotiators Ofter Accept Company Propotal, With Changes

ClO Auto Union ()ffers New Plan To Avert Strike   No Prograss Made By Weekend Parley In Ford Dispute

Ford Union Claims Plan To Bar Strike   Talks Continue In Effort to Meet Strike Deadline Of Tuesday Noon

UNION PRESENTS NEW PROPOSAL TO NIP STRIKE   But UAA-CIO Official Does Not Disclose Terms To Avoid Ford Walkout

New UAW Proposal To Avert Car Tieup Comes in 11th Hour   Union Acts After Company Fauls To Offer Further Pact Proposals; Tuesday Tieup Held Blow at Law

Mak Halt foie At Ford Plants:   Terms Not Revealed as ‘Last-Ditch Talk in: Detroit ‘Codimrence

TO BE OFFERED IN FORD BATTLE   Negotiators Make Final Bid To Avert Walkout Set For Tuesday Noon

Taft-Hartley Law By-Passed Again   Ford Afficial Agrees To Union Demand to Avoid ClO Strike

Still Hope To Avert A Strike At Ford Plants   Union To Offer New Proposal At Today’: Last-Ditch Parley.

‘New ior Is  To Union      Proposal Is In Regard to Taft-Hartley Law, But Leaves © Pension Plan As Stumbling Block

Cle UNITED AUTO WORKERS OFFICIAL SAYS UNION HAS A NEW PROPOSAL I JOPES MAY AVERT STRIKE ON FORD

New Proposal By UAW May Avert Strike   Plan To Be Given to Ford Company at Session Today; 107,000 Workers To Strike Tomorrow.

ClO to Make New Offer In Ford Case   Leonard Won’t Disclose Terms To Be Given Session Today

UNION SAYS IT HAS NEW PLAN TODAY   Final Session of Union, Company Is Held at Detroit

Te Offer Terms At Last - Ditch Session Today; Walk-Out Is Set For Tuesday

FORD PRESENTS   Last-Minute Plan Offered Tc Avert Walkout Of 107,000 Auto Workers

New Proposal Offered Stop Ford Walkout   Deadline Nears as ClO Says It Has New Offer To Submit in Effort to Avoid Plant Shutdown

Final Effort To Stave Off ‘Strike Made   Head Of Ford Motor Co. Terms Coming Watkout ‘Strike Against Law’; Ignores Conference

Union Plan May Avert Ford Strike   Walkout, Scheduled For Noon Tuesday, May Be Halted By Latest CIO Proposal

cio Makes New Offer To Ford   Union, Company Negotiators Seek Formule to Avert Threatened Strike

But Declines to Reveal Terms Of Suggestion   107, 000 Workers Ready. to Walk Off Jobs at Noon Tomorrow ©

Last Minute — Conference € May Avert It   Union Insists On Terms To Protect Against Tafte Hartley Penalties. :

C10 Plan May Avert Strike  But Ford Firm   But Ford Firm Not Optimistic

Unions Okeh Ford Offer to Avert Strike   Minor Issues Thought Sure to Be Ironed Out Soon

New Union Proposal To  Avert Strike  CIO Officials To Offer Terms At Tuesdav Meeting

Hoping to Avert Strike at Ford Plants Tuesday   Union Proposal’s  Terms Not Told

NEW PROPOSAL ‘MAY AVERT STRIKE . - ‘QF FORD WORKERS   An Official of the CIO United Auto Workers Said Plan Is Ready.   IS SCHEDULED TUESDAY   Terms Will Be Offered as a Last-Ditch Negotiating . Session.

New Offer May Avert Ford Strike   Union Chief Declines to Divulge Proposed Terms; Company Stands Pat

Union Makes Move To Avert New Strike   Strike Of 107,000 Ford Employes Set For Tuesday As Negotiators Strive For Zero-Hour Truce

Strike Truce Sought   Union Has A New Proposal; Hope To Avert Walkout

UNION TO MAKE LAST MINUTE OFFER 10 FORD   UAW Hopes Proposal Wil Avert Strike by 107,000 Auto Workers

UNION MAKES NEW ATTEMPT 10 HEAD OFF FORD STRIKE   Eleventh-Hour Proposal! Of. fered At Detroit Con-

Move Begun To Prevent Ford Strike On Tuesday   Company President Declines To Attend  Morning’s Session

Auto Workers Get Proposal   New Move May Halt Threatened Strike At Ford Plant

WTO WORKERS HOVE TO.AVERT FORD WALKOUT   (10 Official Says Union Te offer New Plan To Keep 107,000 at Work.

Newest Ford Proposal May Avert Strike   Terms Of Offer Not Dis closed By Union Leader; Strike Scheduled Tuesday

New Proposal By Ford Union As Strike Nears   “UAW Official Hopes Offer Will Avert — Walkout Tomorrow

To Be Offered New Proposal By Auto Union   To Be Presented At Last-Ditch Negotiating Session; Strike Scheduled For Noon Tuesday

UAW TO ACCEPT FORD PROPOSAL ON LABOR LAW   Wants Minor Changes, on Plan to Dodge Act; Pension Setun Is Issue

SEEK TO AVERT STRIKE AT FORD   UNION ADVANCES A FINAL PROPOSAL T0 MAKE LABOR PEACE

Walkout Is Scheduled For Tuesday   Soup Kitchens. Picket Lines Are Readied

Ford Sees Question Test of the TaftHartley Labor Bill   Pension, Penalty Issues Cause of Failure in Talks

Union to Offer Ford  New Terms   Negotiators Work to Avert Strike Set for Tuesday

C.1.0. Agents Accept Offer ‘Made by Fords  Proposal to Halt Strike Of 108,000 Men Tuesday

Ford Firm,  Union Neat Agreement   Conference Held in Effort to Avert Strike of 107,000

UAW Heads Yield to Ford Offer   Outlook Bright for Calling Off of Strike of 108,000

CIO Offers New  Proposal to Ford Strike of 107,000 Employes is Set

UAW Hopes. It May Avert. Pending Strike  Terms, N ot Yet Revealed

ClO Has Plan To Avert Strike In Ford Plants   107,000 Employees Scheduled .to Quit At Noon Tomorrow

me PROPOSES NEW LAN, BUT STRIKE 18 SET AT NOON TUESDA)   LAST-MINUTE PARLEYS BEING HELD AS BOTH SIDES HURL CHARGES

Union Proposal May Avert Ford Company Strike   Terms Offered at Last-ditch Session--Walkout Scheduled For Next Tuesday

Last Ditch Offer In Ford Wage Dispute   CIO LEADERS IN FINAL EFFORT TO AVERT STRIKE

New Hope In Ford — Impasse .   In Last-Hour Negotiations UAW Says Union Has Proposal Designed To Avert Strike Tues.

New Offer tc Avert Ford Strike Made   C.LO. Unien’s Proposal Submitted in Hope of Preventing Walkout of 107,000 Workers

BRITISH STOP ANOTHER SKIP TAKING JEWS TO PALESTINE   SMALL VESSEL CARRYING 450 IMMIGRANTS IS BOARDED BY BRITISH SAILORS

Wallace Cites Cost of Depression, War Asks U. §. to Underwrite Peace

Wallace Offers Three-ply Plan  Bar To ie ression An d VWia DO nas pean

Farm Senafors Seek To Push Subsidy Plans   Fight Looms As Attempt Made To Shelve Lilienthal Vote

Farm Lahor Bill May Precipitate  Battle in Senate   Opposition Calls Measure   Farmer Subsidy

Dest Weapon Against Keds: Freedom Train’s Dedication Brings Attack On Communism, Challenge of World Liberty

REDS BLASTED BY SEN. MARTIN   Martin Raps Communism At Christening Of Freedom Train

Freedom Train Begins Nationwide Tour After Simple Dedication Ceremonies 

Would Probe Army  Sugar Purchases   Senator Says Officials Bought to Control Price

Clay Demands Reds Explain Slam in Talk   _American Says  Dismantling of. ‘Plants Will Continue

Hunter Shot In Argument Over Deer   Six Killed in Minnesota Hunting Accidents

Ohio Assembly Recesses After Approving Bill   Appropriation OK Releases Funds To Pay Salaries

Vote On Ohio’s Partial Appropriations Bill Unanimous; Awaits Herbert’s Okay

—FUNDS VOTED BY ASSEMBLY— Appropriation Measure  Awaits Herbert’s O.K.

Fishing Vessel Reported Ablaze   Ship Sends SOS, Coast Guard Reports

BOMB ATTACK IN TEL AVIV   Police Billet Is Blasted in Newest Violence Outbreak

POLICE BILLET IN PALESTINE RUINED BY BOMB PLOTTERS   British Alerted As Threatened "Blood For Blood’ Campaign Gets Started

2 Are Killed In Palestine Violence   Troops Surround Tel Aviv To Halt Bloodshed

Wallace Speaks For Jews: New Blast In Tel Aviv  Ex-Vice President  Homeward Bound; Raervad B., io Oe  eee 

BOMBS BLAST POLICE BILLET IN ALL- JEWISH CITY OF JERUSALEM: ‘TWO PERSONS DEAD. SEVEN MISSING

BRITISH TROOPS ON ALERT FOR VIOLENCE REIGN   Bomb Blast Leaves 5 Dead and 7 Missing in Palestine Disorder

TERRORISTS IN THE HOLY LAND SET OFF BLAST   Police Billet Near Tel Aviv Blasted By Explosives; Two Dead And Seven Missing.

British Police Billet Bombed Leaving 2 Dead      Seven Others Missing In New Tel Aviv Biact.

Five British Officers Die; Surround City   Reign Of Violence Threat‘ened By Jewish ~Underground: Take Action.

British Troops Alerted   Underground Threatens Reign Of Violence

Blast in Tel Aviv Leaves Four Dead   Six are Injured After Police Billet Bombed

New Violence In Palestine Fatal To Two   Crackdown Seen By British In Holy Land

New Outbreak Of Violence Brings Alert   Police Officers Killed as Bombs Explode in Billet

Palestine  Rocked by New Blast  Four Dead in Tel Aviv as Bombs Hit Police Billet

NEW VIOLENCE IN JERUSALEM   2 Die, 7 Missing in Police Billet Bombing

BOMBS KILL 2 IN JEWISH CITY   POLICE BILLET IN TEL AVIV BLASTED, SEVEN ARE MISSING

Two Dead, Seven Missing in New Jewish Violence   British Military Units Alert Against New Outbreak in Holy Land

British Billet. Bombed In New Jewish Uprising   Five Dead, Six Injured ‘As Tel Aviv Suburb Is ‘Rocked By Blast; Other Ranhines Are Thowaried

BOMBS BLAST BRITISH BILLET   Police Installation Explosion Kills Four

Bomb Blast Kills Four   Police Billet In Tel Aviv Wrecked; British Halt Traffic

Five Dead, Six Injured In New Holy Land Blast   Bambs Wreck a British Police Billet—Three Persons Missing

Bombs Blast Police Quarters  In Holy Land   Five Dead, Six Injured in Revival of Palestine - Terrorism

British Surround City Of Tel Aviv Following Blast   Five Killed, Three Missing; Jerusalem Uneasy As Rumors Fly, Roadblocks At All Entrances To City

2 DIE, 7 MISSING IN NEW BOMBING   Police Quarters Blasted Ir Holy Land Violence

l KILLED IN NEW HOLY LAND BLAST   Seven Missing After Ex. plosion In British Police Billet

Holy Land Bombs Roar in ‘Blood For Blood’ War   Two Dead, Seven Missing As Blast Shakes Te! Aviv

Police Billet In Tel Aviv Is Bomb-Blasted   Two Persons Dead and Seven Are Reported Missing

NEW BOMBINGS IN HOLY LAND; 9 ARE KILLED   Seven Reported Missing After Police Billet Blasted Near Tel Aviv

Greek, British And Turkish Circles Highly Approve  Truman’s Recommendation; Russia Remains Silent

Russia Silent on U. S. Plan to Aid Greece and Turkey   Greek, British and Turkish Circles Welcome American View With Jovy

Moscow Silent Buf Resentful   Russia Expected To © Make Heated Retort

GIFT OF $300 BRIGHTENS POOR HOME MOTHER PUTS IT AWAY FOR CHILDREN

‘Inasmuch as Ye Have Done This ...  Dismas, Good Thief of Calvary, Makes Tou Of Slums, Gives $300 to Destitute Mother

TWO PALESTINE STATES APPROVED   U.N, GROUP VOTES FOR PAKTITION PLAN“ISSUE GOES TO FULL, ASSEMBLY,

U.S, AND SOVIETS BACK PLAN  UN Group Okays Partition Plan For Palestine: Arabs Hit Vote

UNPanel Votes For Division Of Palestine   Arab And Jewish Countries Would Be Set Up By Oct. 1

Palestine Split Plan Approved   - Proposal Wins On Committee  Vote, 25 Ta 13

UN GROUP YOTES ‘PALESTINE SPLIT   Assembly Due to Act Today _ Gf ‘Soviel-American’ _ Plan,

Palestine Partition Plan Gels Approval   Full. Assembly Meet : To. : - day To Act: On 7 Proposal  :

L \ Committee  Approy es Plan For Holy Land   Assembly Meets Poday Te Consider Palestine Partition Proposal

Assembly Gets Plan For Final Action Today  One Vote Needed For 2-3 Majority

Partition of Palestine, Adopted by Committee, Faces Assembly Test   Rw FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

Bevin Favors Distribution Of U. S. Gole   Buying Power Of Devastec Countries Would Be Aided’

DISTRIBUTION PLEA MADE AS CRISIS GROWS   Secretary Holds Plan Would Help Boost  Buying Powers

Bevin Wants America I 0 Divide Fort Knox Gold With Bankrupt Nations   British Foreign Secretary’s Suggestion To Trade .., Union. Conference ‘Stirs. Probe Of  Implications On Two Continents

Appeals For Solution To Fiscal Woes   Wildcat Strike Tn Coal Mines Causes Sharp Fuel Losses

Gold Distribution Suggestion Catches Treasury and Foreign Offices by Surprise

Bevin’s Plan Is Not Quite Clear  Wildcat Strike Of Miners Soreads

 ‘11°S DOING NOTHING? Bevin Bids U. S. Divide Gold for Europe Weal

New York Financia Workers Serve 30 Day Strike Notice  Walkout of 5,000 Would ‘Paralyze’ Busy Trade Marts

Marts to Get Strike Notice   Stock, ‘Curb, Cotton Exchanves Involved

30-DAY NOTICE OF STRIKE PLAN   Would Close Stock,  Curb and Cotton Markatsc in N VY.

Stock Exchange Employes Plan To Stage Strike  Union Official Say   Union Official Says Walkout Would Poara!vze Industry

Union Will Terminate Contracts _ With Stock, Curb Cotton Exchanges

New Role as Father Weighs Heavily — On Boy Who Plans Career for Baby

Fair Officials Anxiously Wait Financial Data   Total Attendance In Tight Race Compared With Last Year.

ST en ae ee cr  Four Toledoans Saved From Death As Boat Capsizes

Senate Adds Millions for Flood Control   Committee Okays Bill Granting $540 Millions For Army Civil Functions

Senators Add Fund Measure For Army Work   Civilian Functions Of Services May Get $540 Millions

State Rail, Truck Rates  Increased   Minnesota Commission Grants Higher Class Freight Rate to Carriers

KOSHER PASSOVER WINES AT PITCHER RAR—Ad.   FAGLES FUNERAL NOTICE

9 ON DOWNED BOMBER SAFE   Search Planes Locate B-17 Forced to Land in Wild Labrador Country

LOST B-7 1S LOCATED IK LAE ASTRAY   Bomber Forced To Land In Labrador; Nine Are Safe

Big Bomber Foreed Down  In Labrador  Plane With Skis To Make Attempt  To Rescue Crew

Planes Find  Downed B-17 In Labrador  Drop Supplies a To 9 Crewmen :

Missing Plane Located in Frozen Wastes   400,000 Square Miles Covered in Wide Search

Missing Bomber Found in Labrador  9 Crewmen Safe  Search Planes Drop Food, Clothing  ae 2°. 4 @¢ 2

SEARCH PLANES FIND MISSING BOMBER   Craft Down in Labrador Countr; With Crew of 9 Safe—Rescue Attempt Likely Today.

MANY HUNTERS LEAVING WOODS   Weather _ Unfavorable; Marquette Man Hit By Son’s Bullet

Weather Sends Hunters Home      Kalamazoo Hunter Is Lost in Swamp in Lake County

MAY GET PLAYGROUND   Prospects for Enlarging School Grounds Appear Encouraging

 Buyer Resistance Increasing—  a net ten sce tt ~ ete ete ran maces  Dive Seen In Property Selling

KEM’S WHITEWASH CHARGE 1S HOTLY DENIED BY CLARK   Two Clash at Hearing in Washington on Justice Department’s Steps in K. C. Vote Frauds.   J. EDGAR HOOVER ‘HEARD BY COMMITTEE   Says FBI Made Only “Préliminary” Probe Before Concluclusion There Were No Grounds for Prosecutions,

“WHITEWASH”  IS HURLED IN K. G. PROBE   No Attempt Is Made To Prosecute  Ballot Box Thieves

STATE SECRETARY HINTS NEW HELPS FOR WORLD NEEDY   Economic Study of Globe Begins, Marshall Says Today; Discusses Recent Meeting of Powers.   TRENDS IN CHINA CLOSELY WATCHED

Chief of State Reports Global. Economy Study   Counters Bevin’s — Charge’ That Press Impairs Dealing

GLOBAL BY MARSHALL: OF WORLD'S NEEDS   No Appropriatjon Sought for ‘Immediate’ Usage, Secretary Erphasizes

SURVEYING WORLD NEEDS   Will Ask Congress For 200 Millions To Aid Korea

Marshall Working On Global Study Of World Economy   No Immediate Appropriation In Prospect

Economic Study On Global Basis Gets Under Way   Secretary of State Says No Plans Made To Ask Financial Aid

World Needs Are Studied By Marshall   Seerctary of State Starts Global Study: Sees No More Immediate Financial Aid Except Korea.

Resume Effort For Agreement  [In Phone Strike   Proposed Agreement For Long Lines Is Reported As Being Considered

BOARD STUDIES STRIKE ACCORD   Conciliators Say Long Lines Terms May Help Settle Tie-up for All

LUNG LINES PROPOSAL MAY BE OPPOSED   No Agreernent Signed To Settle  Telephone Strike

FORD COMPANY BEGINS LAYING OFF WORKERS   Murray Dispute Shuts Off  Assembly Parts

FORD TO LAY OFF 51,000 WORKERS   Parts Shortage Will Force Shutdown For Week

51,000 Ford. Workers to . Be Laid Off   Assembly Lines: Will Be Closed for Week By Parts. Shortage

PARTS SHORTAGE CAUSES LAYOFF   Ford Workers, With Strike Averted, Face Idle Week

PARTS SHORTAGE CAUSES LAYOFF AT FORD PLANT   2090 Workers End Jobs Today; Resume Next Tuesday

FEEDER STRIKE TO CLOSE FORD   To Layoff 51,000 Assembly Plant Workers

51,000 Laid Off For Week by Ford   Strike at Supplier, Murray Corporation, Forces Shutdown

FORD GO. WORKERS FACE NEW LAYOFT DUE TO SHORTAGES   Assembly Operations To Be Halted At End Of Todav’s Shift

FORD LAYOFF IDLES 51,000   Closes Down for Week Be: cause of Lack of Parts from Struck Plant.

Lack of Parts To Shut Down Ford Plants   Layoff for 51,000 Is Announced After Strike Is Averted

Shortage of Parts May Cause Ford Co. To Lay Off 51,000   Lack of Body Parts Big Reason for Shutdown  Until Aug. 12

PARTS SHORTAGE 10 FORCE FORD LAYOFFS   Murray Plant Tieup Will Idle 51,000 Auto Workers

FORD WORKERS: . ARE LAID OFF   SHUTDOWN NECESSARY BE: CAUSE OF MURRAY DIS_ PUTE—WILL REOPEN TUESDAY

Strike Will Idle 55,000 Employes Of Ford Company   Parts Company Employes Strike To Secure Immunity From Labor Law   FORD LAYOFFS START TODAY   Murray Strike Has Also Idled 10,000 Studebaker Workers. Heat Gets  - Others

FORD CALLS HOLIDAY IN PARTS SHORTAGE   51,000 Workers Laid Off Until ; Aug. 12 At End Of Today’s Run

] VO, A Ve eee ee veumennsnnsnsnimmiainan . hear .  COP Solons May $ Seek C loture To Cut’ Bulwinkle. Bill Debate      Johnston Continues _ Attack on Railway Rate-Fixins Bill.

Argument Is In Fifth Day ....  “Gag” May Halt Debate On Bullwinkle Proposal

GENERAL HIKE IN CEILINGS STILL OPPOSED   Clean Slate Given To OTC Director After Mixup

Truman’Sees No Justificatior for Rent Boost at This: Time   Says No Penalty to Be  Imposed on Fleming for Rent Order Mixup

House Advises Budget Cut In Civil Functions  Flood Control Biggest Slash

Army Funds Cut Kight Per Cent   Sharp Reduction Will Be Felt Most By  Air Force

Truman Request Cut 11.3 Per Cent By House Group   $94,659,700 Ailocatec For Rivers, Harbors; $43,540,231 Slashed

Patterson Says Reduction Will Weaken Force   Group Says Proposed Funds Will Lop Off 94,631 Employees

War Department Budaet Trimmed   House Committee Lops $475,809,077 FromAmountReaquestec

Finance Body Would Whack Off Big Sum   Total Amount To War Department $43 540.231

Rivers, Harbors Fund Cut Urged  Only $17,637,700 Earmarked For New Waterway Proiects

HOUSE COM. CUTS WAR DEPT. BUDGET   Slash of 8.3 Pct. Is Recommended By Committee

Civil Functions Budget Cut Ot 11 Per Cent Recommended   VET ENROLLMENTS IN SCHOOLS DECLINE

ARMY'S CIVIL BUDGET CUT BY HOUSE GROUP   Flood Control Program One Cf Functions Affected

House Committee Cuts Budget Funds for Flood Control'Proiects   $7,983,205 ALLOCATED FOR STATE PROJECTS

FLOOD CONTROL FUNDS OKEYED   $122 Millions Voted: Cut Smaller Than Expected

House Committee Slashes Budgets  Civil Functions Of Army Are Reduced

SLASH IS ORDERED IN ARMY REQUESTS FOR FUNDS FOR “At   House Appropriations Committee Pares Dowr Totals Sought by about Half Billion.   PATTERSON MAKES PROTESTS TODAY

House Cut Is Not As Much As Expected   Flood Control Is Bigges Item In Appropriation For War Department Civil Work.

War Department Civil Function Cut Recommended Rivers And Harbors Budaet Slashed

House Group Votes Cut In Army Budget   Patterson Protests; Says Air Force To Be Chief Victim

Congress Body Asks Reduction  In Personnel   Leaves Maximum Uniformed ForceUrges Efficiency

CUTS WAR DEPT. BUDGE]   Slash of 8.3 Pct. Is Recommended By Committee

Flood Funds Will Undergo A Reduction   House Committee Approves $339,186,869 War Department Civil Funetions. Bill,

House Bloc Votes 339 Millions for Flood, River Work   Amount Recommended Is Only 11% Less Than Truman Estimate

11.4 Per Cen Cut in River  Funds Asked . $24,000,000 for  ‘Mississippi. Flood Cantrol Included

AG’ APPROPRIATION   Flood Control Bill and Rivers-Harbors Funds Are Approved Today by Congress Group.   TRUMAN REQUESTS SLASHED BY ACTION

400 Millions Cut From War Budget   Slash Will lmpair -Occupa ticn, Patterson Declares

House Committee Recommends Cut   Would Slice Funds For Civil Functions Of War Departmen!

Cut in Civil Functions Fund Recommended   Flood Contro] Slash Among ‘Those Urged.

House Group Okays Funds For Flood Relief  War ar Dep't Civ vil . On ly 11.3 Per Cent

Grim. ‘Warning Sounded For State Drivers’  Death Takes Wheels ‘On-Texas Highways

Governor Working “People’s   Governor -Maps Path ‘To 50th. Legislature: In’ Tuesday Speech

ASKS STRIKES AGAINST STATE BE OUTLAWED   Increase In 7 Appropriations * Is Asked

Japan's Greta Green Is Deluged With AmericanJapanese Marriage Pleas

MURKY, HURRY, HURRY! saa  800 GIs Wed Japanese Girls Before Deadline

WEDDING BUSINESS IS GOOD IN JAPAN   S00 Couples Rush to Get in Under Deadline for GI Brides.

Columnist and Gen. Lee Give Own Ideas About Army's Investigation

Requests for Daddy and Boy Friend, 6 Put Heavy Burden on Old Saint Nick

Father Faces Ordeal Of T elling oO Son He Lost His Leos In F pai

Father Faces Ordeal of Telling Son He's Lost Both Legs; Lad ‘Must Remain-in Bed for Two Years. Then Use Artificial Limbs

— Bell, Proposing Presidential Pension, Proves The Job ls More Man-Killing Than Ever

Being President Is Man-killing Job, Advocate of Pensions Declares .

MAN-KILLING JOB  Pensions For Ex-Presidents To Be Sought In Congress

 Pension System Suggested. — Presidency Man-Killing Job, Conaressman Savs

Figures Uphold  Pension Law:   Would Give Presidents Re: tirement Fund; Can’t Save Prom, Salaries.

Missouri Lawmake Terms Presidency ‘Man-Killing’ Job  Presents Figures

Opinions for State’s New Magistrates  Attorney General Interprets Certain Sections of Law

Traveling Costs Must Be Borne By Magistrates   Taylor Clears Other Points On Procedure

Congressmen Act Quickly On Request   Record Speed Is Shown as Subcommittee Rushes to Prepare Measure Aiding Four Biz Projects

CAB Chief: No Need for Flight Halt   No Link of Crashes Te Justify Grounding, Landis Asserts.

53 Lose Life In Crack-Up In Maryland   Marks Blackest Period In Peace Time History

Legislature In Second Overtime Day   Bonus, Highway Measures Still Delay Adjournment

Captured Nazi Scientists To Help America   U. S. RUSEARCH AIDED BY LEADING GERMAN PROFESSORS

STUDY STATE AID PROGRAM FOR SCHOOLS   Immediate and Long Range Goals Recommended

Formal Announcement Expected Monday; Red Newspapers Insult Brazilian Head -

Plans Completed To Cut Relations, Spokesman Says  Red Press ‘Insults’   Red Press ‘Insults’ To President Dustra Given as Reason

Drew Pearson Attacks Lobbyists Through Activities Of Ralph Moore

Winter Keeps Icy Grip Ou Eastern Section Of Country: Even Dixie Has The Shivers

Frigid Blasts Whip Eastern. Sector Of U. Ss   24 Below Zero Reported In North Dakota; Mercury Due to Rise Tonight  and Tomorrow *

Relief Seen Before New  Cold Wave   Sub Zero Spell Spreads Over Eastern U. 5.

Hoover Accepts  Reich Food Post   Mission of Ex-President Designed To Balance Production, Needs:

HOOVER HELPS REICH RECOVER   Former President Takes Long-Range Mission In Germany

Industries in Country Are Nationalized   British People Become Owners as Part of Labor  Government’s Plan

MINES IN. BRITAIN ARE NATIONALIZED   Government Takes Over Pits; Other Agencies Controlled.

Several Score — Mines Reopened   Slight Decrease In  Pocahontas Field

MORE MINERS RESUME WORK   Coal Output 50 Per C§nt Of Normal in Two Key Producing States

Eastern Region Leads State In Current Output   Shoaf Mine Shows Way Here; Diggers Are Under Orders

$15.322.728 in Mental Hospital Projects Are Approved by Gov. Duff

Safeguard for Government in Nations Sought   Republican Senators Plan Amendments—Keep Off . Black Market

Walnut School Site Definitely Accepted   Area Originally Selected $s Final Choice of the Beard af Crlicenttas:

Walnut School Site Definitely Accepted   Area Otiginally Selected {s Final Choice of the Board ef Edoratian

RENT CONTROL BILL BEFORE HOUSE TODAY   Overwhelming Approval Predicted for Measure Extending Reins Until at Least December 31 of This Year.

RENT CONTROLS SEEN TO DEC, 31   House 0. K. Due On Action; Would Free Materials

Textile Workers Seek Raises For 180,000  Cotton, Woolen Mills To Get Demand

CIN 1S ASKING 1h CENT BOOST FAR THE NORTH   Jnion Last Week Negotiated Nine Per Cent Wage Increase For 125.000 Southern Textile Workers.

15 Cents Hourly Wage Hike Sought By Textile Union   Increase Would Up Pay Of 100,000 In 142 Mills

Textile Workers ()f North’s Mills Ask General Hike   Increase Is Asked Following Demand  By Woolen Workers

Truman Signs Death Warrant ‘For OPA, Urges Continuation Of Rent and Sugar Controls      Office of Temporary Controls to Be Liquidated, CPA to Have No Funds and Passes Out March 31

UN Bloc Shelves Balkans Debate   U. S. Appeal for Prompt Action Lost by One Vote

UN Shelves Dispute On Balkans For Just One Day   United States Is Promised Showdown Early However on “Explosive” Matter

Shelve. Dispute For One Day Despite :  Pe ‘Warnings  VERBAL BATTLE

VESSELS CRASH IN COASTAL FOG   Tanker Abandoned Afte Collision South Of San Francisco

Immediate’ Action On Gernian Unity   Wants Ministers to Act Now to End Present Divisisn of Germany   CRITICIZES MOLOTOV ON ALL-GERMAN PLAN   Calls for Real National Government and Not a  Deluded Facade

Big Four Urged To Do Business  Marshall in Demand   Marshall in Demand For Action on ‘Real’ Problems in Germany

QUICK GERMAN ACTION ASKED BY MARSHALL   ‘Drop Generalities’ U. S. Sec: retary of State Urges Ministers

Marshall Demanding Action Now  On Germany   Secretary of State Tells Big Four in London tg End the  “Present. Division”

sks Allies To Unify Reich Now  ‘Criticizes Molotov Vii eee ee   Criticizes Molotov for Dealing Only  in Generalities; Asks Specific Proposals

Action Now On Germany Is Pleaded      Marshall Calls For Frank Discussion Of Ideas Held By Delegates

Big-4 Called To Act ‘Now’   Political, Economie Union Held Urgent

Action by Ministers Demanded   Marshall Seeks End of Present Split in Conquered Land

Russ Backing of All-German State Scorned   Create "All-Germany’ First, Says State Department Chief ~

Aides Try To Eliminate Official Tinge From Dulles s Trip To Paris   Secretary Of State Seeks To Find Out What Each Delegation At Council Has In Mind Concerning Disposition Of Germany.

Ask for Action Now on German Government   Marshall Tells Foreign Min. isters Early Solution of Problem Essential

Sec, Marshall Asks German Issue Aired   Calls On Foreign sltnisters Conference to Get Down to Business On Main Problem.

GARBO {S PUZZLED BY WILL = UNDER WHICH SHE BENEFITS   FORMER SCREEN STAR SAYS SHE NEVER MET MICHIGAN MAN WHO LEFT “HER ESTATE  ”

British Discover Cache of Arms Near Jerusalem   Jews Attack Club Occupied by Officers In Holy Land City

Arms Cache Found Near Jerusalem.  Gunshot Bursts   Gunshot Bursts Into British Officers Club Six Times ‘

BRITISH DISCOVER BiG ARMS CACKE NEAR JERUSALEN   Troops Conduct Intense Search Of Jewish Section; ‘Violence Continues

CHILDREN RIOT AS HOLY LAND VIOLENCE GROWS   Funeral Signal For Fighting

British Discover Big Arms Cache In Irgua Center   Light Machine Pistols and Grenades Found in Jerusalem Outskirts   58 JEWS DETAINED, TWO UNDER ARRES?   Violence Continues With Attacks on British Officere Club

BIG CACHE OF ARMSFOUND AT JERUSALEM   Collection Believed to Belong to Most Militant of Underground Groups.

Weapons Found Near Jerusalem   Underground Center Searched by Troops

Cache of Arms Fourid in Center. Jewish Underground   Holy Land Violence. Continues

Arms Found In Palestine  Arsenal of Outlaw  Underground Take: Be Restich Baliza:

British Find Big Cache of Jewish Arms   ‘Weapons Found at Center of EInderaround Grour

DEWEY BACKS AID DRIVE FOR POLAND   Sees Nation Enslaved By “Ruthless Dictator”

the A-Bomb Mas Its ae  Atomic Rherey: :A Saiiece Of:  har —- .,. ee estruction...OrA Boon To Mankind?

Still Dire Predictions Of Atom’s Use Two Years After First Blast

Metals Subsidy Bill ls Vetoed  ; Premi ium- Paymen ts ‘eo. Fliminntad

Metals Subsid  Bil Is Vetoed: Premium: ‘Payments  '. To .Be. Eliminated

HU WILL BALLOT UN STRIKE FUND   Chicago Printers Denied Jobless Pay in Rule by Department.

TYPOGRAPHERS SEEK HUGE STRIKE FUND  Di. «6.2. OD. ORI wk      Plan to Raise Million ¢ Month for Defense

Tornquist Elected by lowa Legion   Davenport Man Namec State Commander — Pre dicted Revolt Fails

Order Phone Rate Hearine   State PSC To Conside: Proposed Set Of Rate: For Service

NEW YORK POLICE STAGE MANHUNT FOR 9 CONVICT   Fugitives Escaped From Aniiquated Jail in Brooklyn Yestarday

SNOW CONCEALS PLANE VICTIMS   Four of 18 Bodies Found On Alaskan Slope

Rescuers Search for Crash Dead   ——EeEeE—EEEEEIE  Four Bodies Recovered Near Plane Wreckage

Search Through Deep ' Snow To Recover  Bodies   Big Air Transport Head Been Missing Six Davs

HUNT BODIES OF CRASH VICTIMS IN DEEP SNOW   ‘Wrecked Clipper Found in Alaska

Sicilian Mob Tries to Lynch Chief of Police   Miners and Peasants Wreck Headquarters Of Rightist Parties

Workers Riot In Sicily City   Miners, Peasants Attempt To Lynch Police Chief

Riots Keep Uj As Defense in  Italy Weaken  Sicily Als6 Caught  T Ton } el Die Bs ie   Sicily Als6é Caught Up in Violence as Labor Stopped

“TEWPO WN THY   Violence, Work Stoppages Spread Over Nation as Defenses San

WAVE OF VIOLENCE ~ INCREASES IN ITAL   Crowd Overpowers Police Headquarters in One City and Tries to Eanrh Chief.

POLICE ARE UNABLE 10 CONTROL REDS   Widespread Disorders Feebly Resisted By Authorities

STRIKE WAVE SWEEPS ITALY   Violence Mounts As Nation Puts Up Feeble Defense Against Rioting

GREEK COMMUNIST STATE REPORTED SET UP IN NORTH   General Markos Vifiades, Guerrilla Chieftain, An-~ nounces Formation of Government.   MOVEMENT IS SEEN AS PEACE THREAT   Fear Held~ by Premier Sophoulis Pro-Soviet Neighbors Will Back Separatists With Arms,

Communist Formation Announced   Guerrilla Head’ Announces New  State In North

Communists Form Separate State In North Greece  Possibility of Civil War Threatens As  UN Commission Meets

Inde pendence Is Proclaimed  By Greek Reds   Situation Created Which Could Easily Explode Into Civil War

GOOD WEATHER WEEK   Crops and Farm Operations Benefitted by Sunshine

Better Weather in Kansas Promotes Crop Growth and All Farming Werk

TRUMAN DUE 10 SIGN RENT CONTROL TODAY   Highly-Critical Message T' Congress Expected

UNION AGREES TO 112 - CENT PAY INCREASE   WAGE PATTERN SET FOR. HALF MILLION IN AUTO PLANTS

11% CENTS BASE OF WAGE HIKE FOR UAW UNION   Agreement May Set Pattern for Entire Car Industry in 1947

Auto Works, GM In Agreement  Hike Held Equivalent To 15 Cents An Hour

Settlement of Auto Pay Row  Is Announced   Agreement Reached on Basis of 114%2-Cen Hourly Wage Increase

Holiday Pay Sets Amount  At 15 Cents   Inproved Vacation Plan Also; Reached In 5-Hour Session

ClO UNION AND GM SIGN PACT FOR OVER YEAR   Eleven And Half Cents Hourly Raise Plus Hoalidave Agreed

GREEK FORCES SAY GUERILLA ~ FORTS TAKEN   U. S. Rushing Military Supplies To Aid In Fight

Capture Two ‘Fort’ Posts. On Mountain   Foes Pushed Back In Fierce Battle Close Vo Albania

Two Fortified Sections Taken By Greek Army   Attempts To Set Up Com. munist State In Areo Reported

US Rabbi And Ten Others Seized In  ‘Bomb’ Plot Are Held Incommunicado'   Baruch Korff, Co-Chairman Of American Political Action Committee For Palestine, Seized At Pistol Point Sunday.

Leaflet Bomb Attack Foiled   Rabbi Held by French as He Prepared to Bomb London with Leaflets

American Rabbi Held in Paris   Police Say He Planned To Drop Leaflets On London

The National irlisig   News Behind the News Washington - - « « Ray Tocke:

Mrs. C. W. Freeman Died Tuesday   Funeral Services Will Be Held Friday

Mrs. C. W. Freeman Died   EE Seg Ee ema   Funeral Services Will Be Held Friday

Diamonds Duo Up Near Va. Highway) In Recovery Of Hesse Crown Jewels

PLEASANT. THINGS DID HAPPEN We Missed That Comet, ‘National Debt Dropped

Uncle Sam's Family Has Joyful Year  Not All News Bad, Holiday  TD we pws cL Tere

Attlee Supports World Government   Backs Principle In Speech Underscoring Dangers Of Another World War

GREEK FORCES, INVADERS MIX AT KALPAKI   Second Albanian Clash Announced Officially

GREEK SOLDIERS FIGHTING SECOND INVASION FORGE   Battle Begins at Kalpaki in Northwest Part of Country —No Details of Clash Reported.   LEFTISTS BESIEGING 72 KOMITSA REPULSED   Athens Government Con tinues Roundup of Communists—1,200 to 1,500 Persons Arrested.

Greek Govt. Troops Clash With Second  7 ‘Invasion”’ ston’’ Force

Greeks Report New Force Invading Land  Troops Are Moving to Intercept  Second Invasion

Athens Reports New ‘Invasion’  Of Greece   Government Troops And Guerrillas Clash In Northwest Greece

New Invasion Reported by  Greek Regime  Beant, Auata Cnn   Attack Again Comes From Albania, Says Athens Government

Greeks Meet Invaders At ANewPoint   Clash At Kalpaki; Government Forces Ask Reinforeement

Army Repulses Konitsa Smash By ‘Irregulars   Air-Borne Veterans Chase  Besiegers to Frontier; Beach Faree Fnroante

Help Asked As Albanians Push Ahead   Second Force of Invasion Units Inter Northwestern Grecee; No Details of cae a Given

Greek Government Army  And Guerrillas In Clash   Government Announces New Invasion By 2,500-Man Weige Sie ke Ariny Speeding Fresh Troops  'Ta-lnannina

How A-Bomb Has Split World Since Hiroshima Two Years Finds Atomic Power Hampered by Political Tangle   BY EXOWARD W. BLAKESILEF

2 YEARS FINDS ATOMIC POWER HINDERED BY POLITICAL SNARL   U. S. Is Pouring Millions Into Scientific Laboratory Work, Both For Defense And Peace; Russia Is Considered Main Rival

ClO PAY INCREASE:DEMAND “TURNS HEAT’ OW: CONGRESS      UNION MOVE EXPECTED TO SPEED UP CONSIDERATION, OF ANTLINFLATION  = - PLANS

ae ANNOUNCES WAGE DEMANDS   Cnogress Views Demands as “pressure Move to Speed Legislative Action on President ‘Truman's Anti-Inflation  Prb gram. ‘ ie

14 Armed — Jews Burst  weg. fl. Lg   Into Court   - SECOND ABDUCTION IN. TWO  DAYS; CITY UNDER VIRTUAL STATE OF SIEGE TODAY 

British Judoe oe Held Pri sour  By Armed Jews   Jurist Kidnaped By Underground In Attack Upon Tel Aviv Court

JUDGE, BANKER ARE KIDNAPED IN HOLY LAND   Believe Prominent Men Held as Hostages for Life of Convicted Jew

Democrats  Split Ove Rationing   Pepper Says Controls Needed for Supplies to Low Income Group

Traman’s Stand On Price Curbs Cause of Split   Death of OPA Lcoms as Major Issue in 1948 Presidential Campaign

Russia Expected to Stop Short Of ‘Break’ in Clash With U. S.   Soviets, However, Believed Ready to Push Fight on Marshall Plan to Limit, But Will Not Risk Severing Relations at This Time

Soviet: Slate d. "To Ease Up In Attack On U.S.   Diplomats Believe Russia Will Stop Short Of A Final Break; France Facing Crisis

See Soviet Breakdown On Policies   Believe Russians Will Stop. Short of Final’ Breakdown Over Marshal! Plan

Reds Won't Push Bluff Too Far   Two Top Foreign Experts Don't Anticipate Breakdown in Relations

Russia Not Expected To Break With U. S.   Prediction Made Despite Russia’s All Out Battle Against Marshall Plan

Predict No Soviet Break With U. S.  Halt in Relations Is Not Expected

Diplomats Feel! Russia ‘to Ease Anti-Américan:  Drive Short of Breakdown

Leaders Think Russ Will Avoid Break in Relations With U. §   Policies Being Based or Predictions of Top U. S..Informants

See No U. S.-Red Rift Soon   Russia Not Expected To Push Anti-American Drive to Point  Of Oven Break Now

Diplomatic Struggle Soviet Union Is Expected To Continue Tie With U. S.   Estimate Is Studied . In Planning Parleys Of Big Four Nations

Russia Will Ease Attack   Soviet Union Not Ready to Wreck U.N. at Present

Predict Russia Will Stop Short Of a Final Break   Estimate. Entering Into Basic Planning

Predict Russia Will Stop Shor Of a Final Break   Cekimnants Entarin   Estimate Entering Into Basic Planning

Russian-U. S. Rift Unlikely   Officials Sure Reds Do Not Want Break

Soviets to Stop Short of US Break    _ Top Informants Foresee Change tin Tactics: Soon

Estimate Figures in American Policies at U.N. Meet ing and Forthcoming London Conference.

U.S. Fears No Red Crisis  In Near Future   Top Officials Abroad Report the Russians Plan to Stop Short  Of Final Breakdown

C campaign ao Veil      Russia: ‘Unwilling to  Wreck! World Chance:

Reds Seen Stopping Short Of U. S. Break’   Six Nations Unite To Launch Fight AGL N Accambly

Russia To Back Down On Fight On U.S. Policy   DIPLOMATS FORECAST SOVIET WILL HALT OPPOSITION

Top Informants Predict Russians Will Ston Short of Relations Break

REDS TO AVOID FULL U. S’SPLIT SAV EXPERTS   Easing of Anti-American Campaign Forecast By Diplomats.   PARLEY IS SET   Smith, Clay Home From Posts For Government  Talks.

RUSSIA MAY CONTINUE MARSHALL PLAN ATTACK   Soviet Union Expected :to Stop Short Of Fina! Breakdown in U. S. Relations

Think USSR Will Stop Short Of Breakdown Of Relations... .  Say Reds To Ease Up On  Anti-American Campaign

U.S. Diplomats Now Figure Russia Will Ease Up Anti-American Drive   Predict Soviet Union Will Stop Short Of Breakdown Of Relations; However, Will Campaign To The Limit.

SOVIET BREAK WITH AMERICA NOT EXPECTED   RUSSIAN CAMPAIG® AGAINST U. S. MAY BE HALTED SOON

Will Influence Yank Policies   Soviets Don’t Want to Be Blamed for Parley Wreckaaa

Wheat Soars to New High On Heels of Margin Plea   March Delivery Touches $2.893, Cents a Bushel — Chicago Grain Circles Declare Release of Some of Government Stocks Would Do More Than Raising Margins to Stem Advance—Secretary. Anderson Disagrees.

Uroe Release o! Wheat Supplies  Government Could Restrain Advance

Grain Men Ask Wheat Release   Government Urged to Loan Siinnhes to Millers

Ah, at Last! Cool Weather   Temperatures Drop Below Normal for First Time In Several Weeks.

PROF. CARL PREYER ‘DIES AT HOSPITAL   Néted Composer Had Been Member of Staff at the  University 54 Years   WAS ASSOCIATE DEAN

Néted Composer Had Been ~ Member of Staff at the ” University 54 Years   WAS ASSOCIATE DEAN

New. Discharges  Cut Red Army   sth Troop Dewobilization Plau Is Aunounced

RUSSIAN ARMY REDUCED AGAIN   Few Soldiers Over 2% Left By New Soviet Demobilization

Robot Plane Ends Return Hop Safely   Controls Untouched In Atlantic Flight

ACQUIT GIRL IN DECATUR KILLING   DEATH OF POSTAL CLERK IN STRUGGLE TERMED NOT MURDER

Turns Back On Aged Liberal ....  Tsaldaris Now Forming A New Greek Cabinet

GREEK REGIME IS EXPECTED   Premier-Designate Says He Will Form Cabinet of Own Choosing, Which Seems to Preclude Broad Coalition Plan.

Recently Designated Premier Has Third Conference With U. S. Ambassador Over Situation.  KING PAUL TOLD OF LATEST MOVE

GREEK PREMIER 18 BELIEVED READY 70 QUIT   Does Not Wish to Yield Post in Favor Of Liberal Leader

Tsaldaris Plans To Pick Cabinef   Hopes Are Dashed - For United Group

iGreek Premier Is Adamant  ‘Tsaldaris ls Determined 'To Choose His Own Cabinet

Isaldaris Plans to  Form Greek Cabine' Will Leave Liberals Out of Government

Tsaldaris Announces He Will Begin Organizing New Greek Cabinet Of His Own Choosing   Not To Relinquish Mandate To Foe; Broadened Coalition Government Sean

TSALDARIS WILL CHOOSE CABINET   Broadened Coalition Government Is Precluded.

Greek Cabinet Formation ls Expected Soon   King Kept Informed QF Develapments In Government Crisis

DEMO DEFENDS “BLUE, BOARD   Upholds Actions in Connection with State Institutions

Defends Blue, State Control Board   Poston Discusses Iowa Institutions

Claims Fear Caused Negrc To ‘Confess’   Admits Burning Negro Churches

Army Courier Hits Mountain in Japan, Kills 40; United DC-4 Crash in New York Claims 39

40 Killed in Army Plane Near Tokyo   United Air Lines Crash at New York Causes Death  of 39 Persons

Over 100 Persons Killed in Series Of Plane Crashes)   Thirty-Nine Die in La Guardia Field Dicncter: Nine Persons are Injured

38 Passengers Burned To Death; Nine Others Are Critically Iniured

Assembly Seems Headed Gor Real Aid To Schools   Session Now In Crucial Final Weeks

POSTAL CUT STORY ‘LIE, BRIDGES SAYS   G.O. P. Senator ‘Denounces UR cen Propnaanda”

Post Office Department Charged With Using "Brazen Propaganda”   Blame For Insactticlant Funds Laid To Department . And Bureau Of Budeat

By Apparently Circulating Word Mail Service Must Be Cut.   RECAUSE LACK OF FUNDS   The Senator Says the Depsrt ment Is Living Beyond tts Means.

Bridges Slaps P. Office Dep't.   GOP Senator Charges PO Living Beyond Means; No Need For Curtailment.

Says Postotfice Uses ‘Propaganda’ Methods   Sridges Charges Congress Is Being Blamed for Recent Service Cite

STIFF BOND SET FOR IRONTON RAID PRINCIPALS   Will Remain in Jail Pending Preliminary Hearings Next Month

EEE EEO  WHITE SLAVERY RAIDS TRAP 51   Stiff Bonds Asked Kor Women And Men Held By FBI In Ohio

Ironton White Slavers Remain In U.S. Custody      51 Men and Women AWait Federal Court Hearinas on Charaes

Grain Prices Drop Sharply Govt. Probe Of High Cost Of Living Opens In Boston

REVERSAL SEEN IN U.S. POLICY   State Department Change: Stand To Encourage French Support

POLICY IN GERMANY IS REVERSED   Officials Disappointed As France Is Given Voice in Affairs

State Dept. Goes Over Head — Of Clay And Reverses Army’s  Economie Policy in Germany

Plane Maker Will Be Questio On Charges They Are Try To “Blackmail” Him Into Air Line Meroer   MEYER QUESTIONED ON PARTY FOR H&A

HUGHES GOES BEFORE GROUE TODAY   Promises Repeat Charge Against Brewster

Wants To Repeat  Brewster Charges   Airplane Manufacturer Flies to Senate Committee Hearing Which Is Investigating Contracts Let To West Coast Company.

Millionaire Arrives In - Washington; Ready To ~ Repeat Charges Today

Millionaire Takes Stand Late Today   Accepts Offer To Repeat Charges Against Brewster

Hughes Takes Stand For Questioning On Blackmail Charges Against Investigators

HUGHES 10 FACE SENATE GRILL ON BLACKMAIL STORY   Industrialist Says He Will Repeat Charges Against  Rrewster

Tishomingo May Get Mail Service   Rep. Johnson Asked That City Mail Carrier Service Start

Method of Talking Over Invisible Light Beam Was Developed af Yale

PACKERS ASK 30-HOUR WEEK   Shorter Work and Same Pay Called Reasonable by Union Leader.

UNION WANTS 30-HOUR WEEK   bez Seeking Present Wage : Rate for 40 Hours

WAR PLANS MADE 13 YEARS AGO REVEALED   United States, Russia and China Covered

‘SECRET JAP PLANS FOR WAR . - TOLD AT WAR GRIMES TRIAI   PLAN DBAFTED FIFTEEN YEARS AGO 58 OUTLINED BY PROSECUTION AT TOKYO

Veto of U.N. Balkan Action Now in Doubt   Russia May Find Self in Bad Light,  Observers Believe

New Tactics In East-West Diplomacy   Peace Measures Would Establish Border Patrol For Yugoslavia,  Bulgaria And Albamia.

Reds May Refram From Veto of UN Balkans Action   NEW BORDER PACTS BELIFVED LIKELY   Formation of Frontier Patro! Abmost Certain If Veto

RUSSIA MAY NOT VETO UN ACTION IN BALKAN ISSUE   U.S. Officials Expect Bitter Atiack an Charge

Russia Rejects Note On Hungary   Reds See No Reason   Reds See No Reason For Investigation, Justify Kovacs Deal

DRASTIC ACTION SAID NEEDED  Nationwide Strike Is Studied As ‘Protest’ Against Curbs

Guards Beat 25 Prisoners For Talking   Men Whipped for Giving Hause Probers Data. Solan Says

REV. SHEELY TO SPEAK AT WIRT PARK SERVICE   Trinity Reformed Pastor Will Deliver Sermon At Union Twilight Worship Sunday

TWILIGHT SERVICE PLANS ANNOUNCE   Rev. A. M. Hollinger, Pasto Of West Manheim Lutherar Charge, Will Be Speake Sunday Evening

A.F.L. MAY HIKE ~ PER CAPITA TAX   Public Relations Progra to Be Expanded.

AFL Plans To Launch Public Relations Drive  ee ee  Deagcram Wiil   Program Wiil Re Fducational

Harbor Tieup Continues Despite Referee's Order   A.F.L. Leaders Propose $1,000,000 Education Fund for Election Year

Political League Is Planned   ‘Educational And Publie Relations’ Program Planned

AFL To Raise Election Fund   Leaders Back Proposal To Collect A Million Dollars.

Union Proposes Tax Expansion AFL Council Want:  To Increase Funds  st ye i “~~ pee race FT CT ee

AFL Leaders Planning Huge Election fund   Propose Increasing Per Capita Tax to Collect Added Million

Instructions By Telephone Help Man Escape From Safe   Hotel Clerk Wins Race Aqainst Time

WINS RAGE WITH TIME IN VAULT   Clerk Escapes After’ Bandits Put Him in Safe

Bandit Victim Wins Close Race  Hotel Clerk Shut In Airtight Vault

Phoned Directions Save Life of Clerk Locked in Air-Tight Safe by Bandits

Hotel Night Clerk, Locked in Air-Tight Vault, Manages to Escape Just in Time

EMERGENCY HOSPITAL S BEQUEATHED S501   House and Lot Is Given » To Two Neighbors   BY LATE MRS. CONNARD

HOSPITAL BENEFITS UNDER TERMS OF WILL   Mrs. Clara H. Connard’s Will Disposes of Estate Valued at $36,500   BEQUESTS ARE MADE

SEES “SOME RELIEF’   Forecaster Saye Cooler Air Will Reach Kansas Tomorrow

——aEeEeE——eEEEEE———————— aE  More Than Half of ¢ Country Schools Have Unsafe Water

Water Is Unsafe Board. Reports   Supplies For Rural Schools Contaminated

Trend in Douglas County is for Fewer Country Systems  -  2 ee ee te ee a a  ee fe

Trend in Douglas County is for Fewer Country Systems   EMPLOY 72 TEACHERS

Armed Forces Seize.Control In Nica ragua   Government Taken Over Without” Opposition; Country Is Quiet

Army Seizes Government. Of Nicaragua   No Opposition to Move Is Reported  And Managua, Capital Of Nation, Js Quiet

Guardsmen Lead Revolt InManagua   Censorship Ban Clamped On Messages

Nicaragua In Hands Of Army  Guard Takes Over   Guard Takes Over Without Opposition

Army Takes Over in Nicaraguan Republic   Reports Indicate That Natianal Guard Met With No Onncacitinan

Army Is Boss In’ Nicaragua   No Opposition When New President Is Tossed Out

Army Seizes Government In Nicaragua  Consulate General in U. S. ‘SCuirnriced’ at Action

NICARAGUA IN HANDS OF ARMY   Takes Over Government Without Opposition

ARMY TAKES OVER. IN NICARAGUA   Little Nation Is Reported Quie After Revolt °

Merchant Seaman Dies . In J. C. Blair Hospital;  Several Still Serious

DEATH LIST IN “FREAK” WRECK RISES TO FIVE   Railroad, State and Federal Authorities to Probe W arrior Ridge Disaster.   Altoonan Helps Remove Dead And Injured from Train Wreck

Says Capital To Have Hospital   VA Will Build There Unless School Moved

Check Clues In Slaying Of Radio Actres:   Early Break Is Forecas' By New York Police Ir Search For Slayer ©} Sheila Mannering

Wot! NoMule?) . Scared Mailman Hides. Buridles;. Route Too: Long.

TRUMAN READY IF AND WHEN ‘NEED ARISES   Marshall Recovery Plan Would Be  Reason

Special Session May Be Called On Marshall Plat   Truman Plans Actior If Necessary, but Sees Na Need Now

WAR CONTRACT PRESSURE LAID TO REP. MAY   Ex-Officer Charges Garsson Complaint Given to Him

ContinueHearing For Dyess Youth   Hope To Hear Case This Afternoon At Osceola

Including Some on Strikes and Picketing...  Major Labor Law Changes Termed “Cinch” in House

Labor Curbs Gaining New Support   Racketeering Charged In Complaints To Representatives

Major Change: In Labor Laws Seen by Landis  GOP Solon Declares Curbs on Walkouts  <“wwr:iism. ¥....%...}...}

Predict Nine Major Changes In Labor Laws   Committee Approval Seen By Rep. Landis; High Membership Fees Investiqated

DEVICINNI CEEN NLVIUIUIW OLLIY   Landis Sure House Group Will Approve Nine Major  Alterations

Nine Changes in Labor Laws Are Urged in House   Committee To Seek Curb on Strikes, Pickets

CHANGES SEER   Rep. Landis Asserts Curbs On Strikes, Picketing {Cineh? For Annrnval.

GOP Denounces Truman's ‘Advance Veto of Tax Bill  _ Determines to Pass It _ By Enough Votes  To Show Up President

Advance ‘Veto’ On Tax Flayed   Five Democratic Senatore Favor Overriding

SENATOR CALLS ADVANCE ETO IMPROPRIETY   GOP Leaders Double Efforts Ts Pam 

DRIVE FOR TAX CUT 1 SPURRED   REPUBLICANS AROUSED BY TRUMAN'S STATEMENT HE WILL VETO BILL.

Censures Truman On Announcement Of Tax Bill Veto   Action Stirs GOP Lead  ers In Linina Lp

‘Big Ike’Sailed'the Seven Seas the Hard Way and Lived to Tell of His Experiences

L BOYLE’S COLUMN   was A Stormy Night That ick Flew In Through Floor

CLAYTON SEEKS SOVIET SUPPORT OF AID PROGRAN   Foreign Economic Expert In London To Bolster BritishFrench Efforts   MARSHALL PLAN DESIGNED TO AID DOLLAR SHORTAGE

Clayton Flies to London To Discuss Economic Plan   Undersecretary of State Believed Prepared to Explain That  _ Marshall’s Aid Proposals Do Not Mean New Schedule of Loans and Grants, but Call for Minimum American Assistance and Maximum European Self-Help,

Clayton Joins Talks on Plan To Aid Europe   State Department Official To Emphasize Nations Muat Helo Selves

American Aid to Europe Available On Sell-Aid Basis   Official Is Flying te England to Discuss Marshall Plan

Clayton Flies To London At Climax  Of Efforts To Win Red Cooperation.

Clay ton Takes U. S. Idea to London As Bevin. Bidault Seek Red Answer

Clayton Will Deal Firmly On U.S. Aid   Undersecretary In England To Emphasize Importance Of Europe Helping Self

Clayton Off For Europe  For Aid Plan   Will Tell British U.S Favors Minimum Help, Mere Sef.Hen

Flies. to Europe on Unity. Mission  ‘Clayton to Advise British and French

ITALIAN REGIME SET FOR CRISIS   Strong Police Force Prepared To Meet Future Assault On Democracy

ITALIAN GOVT. ACTS TO CHECK FURTHER RIOTS   National Police Force To Be Increased To  Meet Emergencies

Italians Gird To ‘Fight  ‘Assaults On Demoe racy   Government, Plagued By Widespread Political Disorders That Have Claimed Ten Lives In Week, Move To Strengthen Police Force

ltaly Increases Police To Deal With Rioters   Political Disorders Reported To Have Cost Ten Lives Last Week

Boost Italian ‘Police Force   Government Moves To Combat Rising Wave of Disorders

10 KILLED LAST WEEK IN ITALIAN POLITICAL RIOTS   Strengthens Carabinieri te End Bloody Disorders in Several Areas

Italy Moving Against Reds  10,000 New Police To Confront Rioters

‘Italy Strengthens National Police to Quell Disorders   Riots Have Claimed Ten Lives in Past Week---Energatic Action fs Planned

Italy Strengthens Force In Attempt 'To Pui Down Bloody Political Strife

ITALY TIGHTENS SECURITY SETUP   National Police Force Is In. creased to Deal with’. ’ Disorders.

Past Presidents  Will Be Feted by V.F. W. Auxiliary Attend Dinner ‘Tonight  ammrmercia

Negro Prisoner Shot To Death.... Charges Convicls’ ‘Reputations Bad’

Convict Shooting Trial Continues   Jury Hears Warder Testify For Officials Charged In Case

U.S. Charges Big-5 ‘Biased On Palestine   Fact-Finding Role For Major Nations Fought by Austin

VANDENBERG IN D ENOUNCEMENT OF HUNGARIANS   Ambassador To United States Recalled As Communists Start New Purge

Pro-Red Coup In Hungary May Get UN ‘Trial’   Vandenberg Suggests Move as New Regime Recalls -U.S. Envoy

LuxuryLevy Conclave Set   Final Vote Taken After GOP Leaders Hint Revision of Tax Structure

Tropical Storm Heading for Florida Coast   Blow Expected to Reach Full Hurricane Force

Florida Eyes Tropic Storm   Bahamas Hurricane Heads for Mainland

Florida Is Warned On Tropical Storm   ‘Potentially Dangerous’ Blow Is Headed for . Stricken State

Larger Cities racing Phone Tieups Today  WE Signs Agreement With Kearny Workers

Hear Soviets Are Working With Germans   Training Officers for Formation of a New Wehrmacht

Group Reports Russia Using Nazi Prisoners   Report Indicates Soviet Teaching Them War Know How

Group Charges Reds Training German Officers   Claims Soviet Lays Military Groundwork For New Reich Army

Redskorming Reich Army,  Group Avers ‘POWs Trained  In Rues Schools’

Says Germans Trained For Future Army  Collaboration Reported In A AAablina

RUSSIA TRAINING GERMAN OFFICERS   GROUP REPORTS REDS HAYE FORMED DOZENS OF DIVE— SIONS FROM CAPTIVES.

Captured Germans Trained by Russia for New Wehrmach  Western Powers Declare Dozens of Divisions Are Being Formed

PRISONERS OF WAN GENT TD SUVIET SCHOOL   British Committees Reporis on Results of Its Spy System.

Soviet Charged With “Training’ Captured Nazis   European Committee Reports Russians Are Forme ing Future Ranks For German Wehrmacht   Western Powers  Warned Of War   jGroup’s “Espionage System” Calls Reports O£  ' Prisoners Held  i False

Warns Of War Reds Against West Powers   Points Out UL S., Brit ain And France eruiting German ‘ Nicians; ‘Vermed “Dav gerous Precedure”

Group Report Reds, Nazis Collaborating   Eminent Citizens In Committee On Af: fair In Europe, -.

Reds Training Ex-Nazis for the Next War   International Committee Says They Are Also Making Arms

New Soviet Policy Predicted   Unofficial Espionage Committee Warns Of War Possibility

Russians Train Captured Nazi Army Officers   Committee Finds Collaboration In Arms Manufacture

BRITONS ALSO REPORT ARMS MANUFACTURE   British Group Warns Of War Against West Powers

RURAL SCHOOLS CET FLAG SETS   Check For State Fair Premiums Makes Purchase Possible

U.S. TAKES HAND INGALION STRIKE   Subcommittee On Scene 0! Labor Deadlock

WALKOUT SIFTED BY HOUSE GROUP   Hearing Called Thursday Ir Plant Fight At Galion

Strike Hearing At Galion Set For Wednesday   Congressional Committee Cites Union Official

CAPITAL GROUP TO DELVE INTO GALION STRIKE   Congressional Sub-Committee Will Open Hearings Thursday

The Great Game Of  Politics  p.. BRANK R. KENT   Down To Brass Tacks

‘lowa Falls, lowa City “Report More Than Inch of Rainfall Wednesday

—BREATHING SPELL FOR HENRY Scientific Farming Is  Wallace’s Topic Today

Wallace Gets Farming Facts   Former Vice President Takes Rest From Blasts at Truman Aid Plan Today

Conaress Slates Tough Quizz Of State Officials  Range Of Queries Will Include Issue Of Use Of Troops

Questionnaire Is To Be Compiled For Fronk Talk On President's Proposal; Senate Leader Calls For ‘Top Rank Candor

Congress Will Seek Complete Details of  Truman’s Proposals      Legislators Want'te Learn Where Course Will Lead Nation’ —

OF QUESTIONS; ASK ANSWERS   But Quick Approval Of Loan Proposal of Truman Is Expected

Vandenberg Insists Upon Open Hearing   Mas Faced Barrage OF Queries About Effect OF Vreuman’s Pronosal.

VANDENBERGTO ASK QUESTIONS ON GREEK ISSUE   Senator Will Insist on Information From Government Officials

Vandenberg to Ask Questions of High Officials  Must Be Answered   Must Be Answered Before Conaress Acts

Hearings Open On Greek Aid   Prediction Made Tha Congress Will Vote Its Approval

Questions For US. Officials  Before Senate   Vandenberg Compiles List Before Action by Congress of Greek, Turkish Aid by U.S.

Congress To Quiz Top Officials On Balkan Aid Plan   Lawmakers Feel Bound To Support President

SECRET MEET RAISES QUERY ON TROOP USE   Republican Policy Unit Holds Closed-Door  Session on Loans

LAWMAKERS SAY CONGRESS WILL BACK PRESIDENT   OPPOSITION LIKELY TO BE CONFINED TO NARROWING TERMS

Van Compiles Questions On Aid to Greece   Senate Republicans  * . . Frame Questionnaire On Plans, Purposes

GOP Senators Discuss Plan Today   Vandenberg Says Many Questions to Be Asked of Officials

Vandenberg Compiling Questions   Demands “Top Rank Candor’’— May Mean Marshall And Stalin Talk

Sen. Vandenberg Lists Questions  On Aid to Greece   Top-Ranking Officials To Be Asked To Answe;z in Full Before Congress Passes On Proposal By President Truman

CONGRESS NOT 10 ACT UNTIL QUERIES MADE   Vandenberg Compiles List of Questions to Be Put to  Top Officiale   SOLONS ARE CAUTIOUS ON GREEK, TURK HELP

Michigan Solon Demands ‘Top Rank Candor’ In Discussions; Effect on United Nations And Possible Use of Troops Vex Lawmakers

Top Officials Face Barrage Of Questions.   One-Time ‘Treasury Men. Ask Congress. fe ‘Relieve Capital’

Senator Submits Queries On Loan   Vandenberg Seeks Answers To Loan To Europe

Vandenberg Reports On Developments   Marshall May Discuss Crisis With Stalin

Cool Wave To Spread Over Rest of State By Tuesday Night   Beneficial Rains Accompany Temperature Decline in Midwest Corn Belt Areas; Lowers Grain Prices

General Strike Gripping Rome   Communists Launch New Drive Against De Gasper) Government.

REDS PARALYZE ROME IN STRIKE   Workers Stand By, Hope They Will Not Lose Christmas Pay

Rome Strikers Hope for Peace Today's Conference  May End Strike Before Christmas

PARALYSIS Smee      Walkout by Workers Is Said to Affect About Halt Million

Eo EE  Amendment May Add to Aid Costs   Mead Coal Company Set to Open Two East Gulf Mining Operations   No Signs of End to General Strike in Rome

some Workers Ready To Go Back To Work   Police And Troops Take Up Posts To Prevent Riots.

Leftist-Led Strike Stops W ork In Itak   500,000 Estimated Made Idle By Call; Light And Water Service Unaffected

Rome Streets Patrolled by Armed Guards   Italian Capital Is Partially Paralyzed by General Strike

Rome in Grip of General Walkout      Leftists Step Up Campaign Against DeGasperi’s Gov ernment: Troops, Police Patrol Streets.

ROME GRIPPED BY RED STRIKE; MANY STAY ON   Labor Group Declares Tha‘ 500,000 Are Made Idle In Italian Walkout

Newest UN State Warns Powers of Failures to Date   Pakistan Points Out That Disagreements Jeopardize World Peace   MIDDLE EAST BLOC INCREASES TO TEN   Two Newest Members Are Welcomed in Midst of Bitter Wrangle

World’s Newest State Pledged To Seek Better Understanding In UN   Takes No Side In Fight By Powers   Pan American Director Appeals To World To Halt Trend Toward War

Pakistan Warns Big Powers Endanger UN   Newest Nation Pledges Efforts For Better Understandina

SOLEMN WARNING GIVEN BY PAKISTAN AT MEETING OF UN   ‘Last Chance of Salvation Is United Nations, Says Envoy of New Nation in Address.   COUNTRY PLEDGED TO REMAIN NEUTRAL

UN Warned Man Faces Last Trial  Pakisten’s Delegate   Pakistan's Delegate Says Great Powers Are Jeopardizing Peace of World

New Member Of UN Speaks  For Harmony   Pakistan Warns Great Powers “Last Chance”’ At Peace Is At Hand; Yeman Admitted.

PITOL DESK CUPIED" BY BISLATOR   Waging Losing Fight. But Hopes to Be Upheld by Court

‘Arnall Moves To Downtown Office Building   } Forces of Talmadge ~- Exclude Guvernor From Rotunda Desk :

Three Paintings Seized by Gov't in Dayton, Ohio:   Had Been Stolen From. Museum in Weimar, Thuringia

i YL ee QUICK WORK PROVIDED FOR HIGHWAY REPAIRS  un era ac2.?. -“«,

GOP LINES UP TO OVERRIDE BILL'S VETO   CIO Threatens Political Revolt On Labor Law

Taft Agrees Taxes Must Supply Money   Senator, However, Says 1948 Tax Cut Still Is Possible

Republicans Accord Aid Legislation Top Priority  Palau Cammittec   Policy Committee Agrees Special Sessions’ Action  Must Be Rapid

G.O.P. Gives Top Priority To Aid Action   Potent Policy Committee Agrees That Help for Europe Must Be Granted Quiekly hv Concress

SENATE GROUP GIVES PRIORITY TO EUROPE AID.   Strong GOP Policy Unit Backs Immediate Action; Red Warnings Sounded

Taft Acknowledges Par tial Agreement With President Truman But Wants Tax Cut

(0. P. DECIDES « TO GIVE PRIORITY, TO EUROPEAN AID   Powerfal Policy Group Takes Stand on Stopgap Help Without Fixing Amount _  It Wii] Approve,   MEASURE TO REACH CONGRESS NOVEMBER 24   Taft Says Assistance to Be Extended Does Not Necessarily Rule Out Tax Cut in 1948,

GOP to Give Priority to Foreign Aid   Communist Coup in Europe Sighted: Funds Must Come From Taxes

Taft Agrees Program Of Multi-Billion Spending Must Be Tax-Financed   Decision Does Not Necessarily Rule Out Tax Cut For Next Year

G. 0. P. Group Agrees Matter Urgent   Policy Committee Not Decided on Amount of Help

EuropeanAtid Given Green  Light ByGOP   Republican Policy Group Puts Priority On Legislation Granting Emergency Help For France. Italy And Austria

REPUBLICANS TO GIVE PRIORITY TO AID PROGRAM   Committee Agrees Immediate Aid Must Be Given Europe   RED EXPANSION SEEN BEFORE NEXT SPRING

KUROPEAN AID RECEIVES TOP PRIORITY   Bill to Be Ready For Presentation By November 24

GOP Accords Europe Aid Top Priority   Taft Agrees: Taxes Must Pay, Says Cut Is Still Possible

GOP Solons Give Priority To Europe Aid   Taft Agrees Taxes Must Pay But Doesn’t Rule OQuot Levy Slash

SWIFT ACTION: EXPECTED ON AID PROGRAM   Taft Agrees Fund For Foreign Help Must Come From Taxes

New Schools Necessary Will Cost 200 Million, State Authority Finds

STATE TO REVIEW SCHOOL PROJECTS      New Structures May Cost $200 Million.

TRUMAN ON RADIO AT 9:30 TONIGHT   SPEECH EXPECTED TO STRIKE SOME KEYNOTES OF THE 1948 CAMPAIGN,

President May Talk About 1948 Tonight   Truman To Re-Emphasize Recommendations To Congress

Keynotes of 48 Campaign Certain In Truman Speech  President Is Sure t Have Sympathetic Audience Toniaht

Networks Slate Truman Speech  Jefferson Dinner L ikel y: -Te Give 1948 Tink ~*~

South Carolina Has Lynching   Negro, Who Stabbed Taxi Driver, Killed By Mob.

Mob Killing In Carolina   Armed Band Slays Negro After Taxi Driver Is Stabbed

Spirited Away From Jail By Band 25 Men   Willie Earle’s Body Found Near Pickens, S. C., Stahbed and Shot Thra ’ His Head   Had Attacked ‘Taxicab. Driver   Jailer Foreed At Gunpoint To Surrender Prisoner; Didn’t Recognize Anyone

—S. CAROLINA Jailer — .  Forced to Open Cell:   HUNT 25 IN RACE KILLING

Negro Taken From Jail Is Found Dead   Prisoner Removed By Armed Men In ‘South’Cerélina’

Negro Lynched oe Armed Me en   Band Takes. Prisoner From Pickens County Jail and Kills Him After Attack on Taxi Driver

Take Negro from Jail: Is Slain   Band of Armed Men Take Negro Held in Stabbing of Driver

NEGRO TAKEN FROM JAIL AND STABBED TA DEATH BY MOB   Band of Men Force Jailer t Give Up Prisoner Held For Attacking White Man

Mob Lynches Negro; Found Shot, Stabbed   Taken From South Carolina Jail After Taxi Driver Attacked

Negro Is Killed After Being  Taken From Jail  Band of Armed Mer Removes Man Held for Questioning

NEGRO [5 TAKEN OUT OF JAIL, LYNCHED IN SOUTH CAROLINA  BODY OF PRISONER HELD FOR STABBING WHITE MAN FOUND

STOCKS OF FOOD AT LOWEST EBB   Millions Suffer, Experts Doubt If New Harvest Comes In Time

Emergency Food World Council  Issues Warning   World Food Situation Is Outlined In Report At Washington Meeting   ‘DELAY IN HARVESTS WOULD BE PERILOUS

FOOD COUNCIL STATES THAT HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS ARE SUFFERING FROM " SHORTAGES

"F00D COUNCIL URGES U. S. TO BOOST EXPORTS   FIEFC Chief Declares Picture  Is ‘Grim’; Shortage May Last Another Year

Coal Price Boost Will Cost Nation $800 Millions   Relief Case Increases Force New Fiscal Problems For Some States

U.N. Police Force Size Is Considered   France Offers One Division; Few Concrete Figures Given

France Sees Slim Aid to Global Force   Single Division Is Limit, Says French Official

Aid To Greece Hit Again By Russ Delegate      Demands Immediate ‘ Withdrawal of Foreign Troops from Nation

N ew Attack Made On U.S. By Vishinsky   Demands Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops In Greece, Supervision OFly@ ata vm...

Presses Demand To Free  Greece   Creation Of Body To Direct Aid Also Asked

Vishinsky Presses Soviet Demands  That All Foreign Troops Withdraw

Russia Makes Major Attack Upon Truman   Demands UN Create Group to Supervise U. S. Ald te Greece

VISHINSKY HITS TRUMAN'S PLAN TO AID GREECE   Launches Second Major Attack On Amerjean Program   PRESS DEMANDS   Soviets Want All Foreign Troops Out Of Greece

Another Major Attack on U. $. Aid By Vishinsky   Russian In UN Charges Intervention In Greek Affairs ¢

Presses Demand For Withdrawal From Greece   Wants Supervisory Commission For Aid To Europe Program

uss'a Again Attacks Truman  Aid To Greece   Asks Foreign Troops Removed

Russia Launches Major Affack on Help for Greece  ON ce sags ie   U.N, Commission To Supervise Aid Program Demanded

REDS LAUNCH NEW ATTACK ON GREEK AID   Demand Immediate Troop Withdrawal

Ag Department Forecasts Increase Of 3 Percent in Pig Crop of 1947

Larger Pig Crop Looms  , 85,651,000 Head for This Year Forecast;  _ . we -

Babson Tells About Labor Strife In U. S.   RALIROAD LOSING SOME BUSINESS OVER HIGH WAGES

DuffRulesOu ‘Unnecessary’ Construction   Includes Memorial To William Penn; First Report Made

CURBS STATE CONSTRUCTION   Duff Rules Out Unneces. sary Building Until Needed Things Are Done

Snow Predicted For Some Areas  Most of Nation to Have Clear Weather

Health of Ti ruman ls Toasted _ by Premier Stalin   Foreign Ministers of United States, Russia, Britain and France Are Entertained at Sumptuous Feast

‘JOE TOASTS HEALTH ‘OF TRUMAN AT DINNER    Foreign Ministers Coatercare Ende  Amid Evidente Of Good Baltawchia

Stalin Toasts Truman; Confab Comes to End  oh Eee eee EL   Elaborate Banquet Held In Kremlin; Marshall Active

Air Armada Hunts Plane   167 US Planes Launch Biggest ._ Search for C-47

HUNT RESUMED FOR LOST 0-41   Fog Lifts Over German Border; Over 100 U.S. Planes In Search

Five Nations Take Places  In Europe   Birth of Trieste Markec By Bloodless Clash; Control Commissions Paez Out of ¥Krictence

Troops Stop Violation of Treaty Line   Allied Control Ends In 3 of 5 Former Fnemv Nations

Heavy Damage Caused by Sleet  In Ce:tral Texas   Gillespie County Is Almost Isolated As Wires Couted by Ice

LIVESTOCK SUFFERING UNDER COLD   Communications With Brady Cut Off by Ice Coat

Now or Never. Senator Says Of Keonomy   Government Costs U.S. More Than Food, Solon Asserts in Demanding Budget Reduction

Charges Costs American People ‘More to Be Governed Now Than It Does To Eat’

GOVERNMENT COSTS MORE THAN FOOD   Appealing fer Six-Billion Budget Cut, Sen. Ferguson Says Americans Pay More to Be Governed Than to Eat,

FERGUSON FLAYS TRUMAN’S PROPOSED BUDGET   Claims Cost of Governing U. S. Taxpayers Now Higher Than Annual Food Bill

Federal Spending, Waste Are Objects of Attack  - Senator Wants Drastic Slash in Budget, Strict Economy Setup

Ferguson Asks 6 Billion Cut in the Budget   Says Government Is Now Costing People More Than Food

URGES SENATE T0 GUT BUDGET FULL SIX BILLION   Ferguson Claims ‘It Coste People More to Run U. S. Than to Eat’

NEW YORK COTTON   Cain Says Congress Could  Cut 10 Billion From Budget

Believe Budget Could Be Cut By Ten Billion ‘Without Harm to Anyone

Ferguson Backs 6 Billion Cut In -47 Budget  More Senators Come Out For Lilienthal, In Weekend Poll __

Tax Cut Argued; Lilienthal Fate Appears Toss-Up  Lilienthal Given Cc * * a %   eee - ae w=. 24

U.S. MUST HALT  WASTE NOW OR  NEVER-FERGUSON AMERICANS PAY MORE  FOR GOVERNMENT THAN FOOD, SAYS SENATOR

SENATOR SAYS ITS ECONONY NOW OR NEVER   Ferguson Tells Solons Waste Must Be Eliminated at This Session.

Rep. Ferguson Pleads With Senate To Cut Budget Full Six Billions

Ferguson Backs Cut In Budget  Says Government   Says Government Costing Citizens More Than Food.

Budget Cut Must Be Now or Never,  Ferguson Declares in Senate Debate

Ferguson Urges Larger Slash In Federal Budget   Eilender Asks Congress To ‘Write Own Ticket’ On Labor Legislation

FERGUSON ASKS SIX BILLION CUT   ‘Shameless Waste’ Blastec By Michigan Republican

Appeal Mag. By Ferguson For Cutting  U. S. Wastes   Government Costing More Than Feeding Of American People

Cain for Slash of 6 Billion   Declares He Could Take That off Am’! Asked Without  Injury to’ Anvone

SAYS GOV'T, IS A LARGER COST THAN FOOD BILL   Michigan Senator Declares That If “Shameless Duplication” Of Spending Is Not Stopped Now It Never Will Be.

Sen. Ferguson Demands End To Extravagance   Taxpayers’ Money Being Squandered, He Says In Speech

Ferguson Raps “Waste of Money In Budget Debate   Michigan GOP Voices Demand for Economy; House’s Plan Backed

‘lon Scores Congress for Federal Waste   Ferguson Declares Government Costs More Than Food Now

EATING VS. GOVERNMENT—  CE - cera am einer  Waste Of Taxes Rapped

FERGUSON SAYS HE WILL BACK FULL FUND CUT   Senate To Resume Debate On Proposed Budget Slash Of $6,000,000,000

— DEBATE ON — Blasts — ° ‘Shameless Waste’...   MAC. ARTHUR : “ASKS: CAUTION

Asks for Full Budget Slash   Costs More To Be Governed Than To Eat, Ferguson Says

Session Begins With Address From Ferguson   Senator Says Americans Pay More To Be Governed Than To Eat

Govt. Costs U.S. More Than to Eat Ferguson Claims  Lilenthal Needs Only Kight of Undecided  Qanatare for Approval

CONGRESS URGED AGAIN TO CUT GOVERNMENT “WASTE” AS DEBATE ON BUDGET SLASH IS CONTINUED

Ferguson Pleads With Senate To Cat Six Billion   Costs Americans More To Be Governed Than To Eat. He Savs.

SEN, FERGUSON SAYS NOW IS THE TIME 10 CUT BUDGET   Says Duplication Of Functions Is Shameless Waste  Of Tax Money

Senator Asks Full Budget Cut   MacArthur Requests Caution in Slashes

Crops Above Normal in A-Bomb Area   Summer Yield at Nagasaki Ranges From 50 to 300 Per Cent Above Normal,

Unusual Crop Reports Come From Area In Japan Where Atomic Bomb Exploded

BRITAIN AND FRANCE  SIGN PACT TUESDAY   Treaty of Alliance Calls for Joint Action to Suppress Any German Threat.

Protest Pending Labor Measure  ~ Walkouts Over GAs... 8...) By Be ee

11,100 Miner: Idle In Labor Bill Protest  UMW Says ‘Tieup  ‘Is Unauthorized

STRIKE OF COAL MINERS SPREADS  IN PENNSYLVANIA   Eleven Thousand Stop Work in Protest Against Pending Labor Bill, Closing 20 Mines.   SOME SUPPLY FUEL FOR STEEL-MAKING    Walkouts Termed Unauthorized—Union Headquarters and Federal Officials Make No Comment.

MINE STRIKES CLOSE 20 PITS   Work Stoppages, Declared Unauthorized, Staged To Protest Labor Bills

Miners Walkout To Protest Law   11,100 Strike in Pennsylvania Tying Up Captive Mines

Miners in Walkout at Labor Bill   11,000 In Pennsylvania Stage Their Own Strike in Protest

PRESSURE ON TRUMAN   Labor Bill Protest Walkout Idles 11,100 Coal Miners

Miners Strike To Protest Labor Bill   11,100 Idle Because of Objections to Hartley-Taft Measure

CIO Will Ask Taft To Resign   Petitions To Be Circulated: Military Trecining Is Condemnec

Ci0 to Open Taft Ouster-Campaian   Union to Circulate Petitions Asking For Resianation

‘Why Did They Have to Take Such a Little Girl?’ Asks Kidnaped Child's Heartbroken Mother

AT BUFFALO BARBECUE   Schoeppel Will Be Principal Speaker at Garden City

AT BUFFALO BARBECUE   Scheeppel Will Be ill Be Principal Spesker at Garden City

Trainmen To Make New Wage Claim   Override Previous Action To Limit Demands To 44 Rule Changes

Former Yank Goes On Shooting Spree   John P. Small Charge With Spraying Bullets. In Baltimore -

Moscew Parley Looms Greatest Of 1947 Events   TO DETERMINE ABILITY OF GREAT POWERS TO WORK FOR PEACE

Boost in P. 0. Rates Favored   Increases to Provide 110 Million More Recommended

MAY HIKE POSTAL RATES   House Post Office Committee Would Boost Department Income

Increases On Air Mail, Parcel Post   Newspapers and Magazines Also to Have Heavier  Postal Rates

Committee OKs Mail Rate Boost   Newspapers And Air Mail To Be Raised

First Class Would Stay Three Cents   Air Mail and Special Delivery Increases Voted by Solons.

F avor Postal Rate Hikes   Proposed Law. Would Add $110,000,000 Year In Revenue; Air Mail, Newspaper Rates Up

Newspaper, Air Mail, Periodicals Slated for Boosts   Measure To Get House Attention Later in Month

PLAN BOOST IN POSTAL RATES   Would Up Airmail Rate to Six Cents After July 1

Committee Okeys Postal Rate Jump  Would Boost Air Mail, Paper Rates

Group Approves Postal Rate Hike      $110,000,000 Yearly  Increase Favored

RAISE IN MAIL RATES APPROVED   ‘House Group 0. K.’s Plan Tc Boost Postal Revenue

Increased Postage ‘ Rate Recommended in Congress Today   ‘Truman Again Asks Leg_ islation for Health, : Insurance Program

Approve Boost in Postal Rates  Bice AAdeth Dil eadid me:   Air-Mail, Newspaper Prices to be Hiked

House Committee Would Hike U.S. Postal Rates   Plans Boost in Air Mail, Newspapers, Periodicals Tr Contin BAldad Baws

Approveslncrease in Postal Rates  Action Taken by House Committee

POSTAL RATES HIKE APPROVED   Committee Okays High Air Mail And Newspaper Characs

Legislation Will Increase Most U.S. Postal Rates  House Group Votes Its Approval; More Revenue Seen

House Group Votesto Hike Postal Rate:   Favors Cent-an-Ounce In crease in Air  Mail

House Okays Boost in Post Office Rates   Committee Approves Rise of Periodical Rates, Air Mail to 6c

Increase in Postal Rates Wins Approval   Air Mail and 2nd Class Affected.

HIKE IN POSTAL RATES FAVORED   House Group, Approves Legis ‘tation To Provide 110 Millions in Revenue

House Group Okays Bill to Increase UJ. §. Postal Rates   Needed to Offset Expected Deficit For Fiscal Year

House Group Would Raise Postal Rate   Committee Approves Legislation to Yield Additional Revenue—  Air Mail Boosted

Even Sally Rand’s Fans Stilled By Heat Wave; Cooler Weather With Thundershowers Forecast

Midwest Heat Forces Dancer To Suspend Act  Sally Rand To Have Check-Up

Heat Quiets Rand’s Fans   [4 al Temperatures Jump Over Large Section

Sally’s Fans Becalmed By Hot Weather   But Show, According Ta Weatherman, Can Go On Because Cooler Temperatures Expected

STATE WITNESS IS PUT UNDER ARREST   Desrkecper Of Seomen'’s Unier Charged With ~Atiempting Te Obetrect Jestive”

Stale Witness Held In Fire Bomb Tria   Doorkeeper: of Seamen’s International Union in Custody

OHIO HOUSE TAKES UP T.B, SUBSIDY PLAN   “Committee Seeks To Shove Bill To Floor

BILL SENT T0 WHITE HOUSE   House and Senate Quickly Approve Compromise Bill

Greek-Turk Aid Bill Is Approved  Measure Authorizes ¢400 000.000 Fund

Senate Joins In Passage of Compromise   Minor Differences Removed; President Gets Measure

Balkan Relief Bill Is Sent  ToPresident   Measure Designed To Quarantine Communism In  The Middle East

FOREIGN AID Z MEASURE. SENT: TO WHITE HOUSE   Senate Completes “AGe tion By Approving ‘Compromise   BILL IS OKAYED   Provides 400: Millions For Greece. And *  PR sale ace

Anti-Red Bill Wins Final Vote   Measure Authorizes Near East Economic, Military Assistance

Congress Passes Compromise Plan  to Aid Near East   Minor Differences Worked Out on Greco-Turkish Help Measure

Greek Aid Bill Goes to Truman   Appropriation Bill Must Get Congress’ Okay for $400,000,000

Needs Only Signature Of Truman   Senate and House Accept Conference Compromise  on Measjre }

GREEK AID BILL SENT 10 WHITE HOUSE   House and Senate Quickly Approve Compromise Bill

Bill To Quarantine. Communism Offers Economic and Military Assistance   Appropriation Bill !s Still Necessary

MEASURE GOES TO TRUMAN FOR ACTION   Senate, House Concur In Changee

Kahl Launches lowa Highway Safety Program   Five-Point Campaign Is Designed To Cut State’s Heavy Traffic Toll.

OWA ACTS 10 CLAMP LID ON TRAFFIC TOLL   Education and Rigid Enforcement Plan Starts Oct. 

5-Point Iowa Safety Plan Announced   ‘Stress Education’ And Enforcement.

Electric Co-ops Receive $878,000 In REA Loans   JOHNSON ANNOUNCES $400,000.00 LOAN TO LCRE CO-OP THIS WEEK

Electric Co-Ops Receive $400,000 In REA Loans  Johnson Announces $400,000 Loan To LCRE Co-Op

Bulgar Opposition Leader Is Executec   Nikola Petkov, Anti-Communist, Goes to Death Despite U. S. and British Protests That His Trial Was Unfair.

U. S. Protest Unavailing ....  Nikola Petkov Goes To His Death In Bulgaria For Defying Communism

LLL LLL  PETKOV EXECUTED DESPITE PROTEST   BULGARIAN LEADER WAS CONVICTED OF “ANTI-RED PLOTTING

SEEK MURDER INDICTMENTS IN TWO SLAYINGS   Will Ask Jury For Indictments In Berch, Clark Cases In Westmoreland

Unionist Hits Industry-Wide Bargaining   3,000 Marooned By Trinidad Flood   Asks Ratification of Sugar Marketing Pact

Truce Reached in House, Senate On 597 Million Emergency Fund; Congress Passage Likely Monday

Conferees OK Revised Aid Bill   $597 Million Is Final Figure; China Added

$597 Millions Europe  Help Goes Back To Both Houses   Bill Is Victory For President   Conferees Agree To Measure After Ten Hours Of Heated Wrangling

Spare Stamp 12 Gets Sugar Now   Another to Be Good Not Later Than Kuc. 1, Is Plan

SUGAR STAMP -NO.12 18 VALID   Shortage Proflems Eased In lig Accordance With Plan

Sugar Problems Are Being Eased  Another Stamp to Bi Good About Aug: 1

17 Safe As Airliner  Limps Into Casablanea   Crippled Airliner Makes 400 Mile Hop Over Atlantic After Sending Out SOS Calls

AIRLINER MAKES SAFE LANDING   Flies to Casablanca  With Motor Burned Out

Chinese General Charges Russians Training, Equipping China Red Troops

As Auto Strikes Continue, Put-putters Gain In Favor   Cycle Transportation “Cheap, And It'sA Lot Of Fun!

CASHING OF GI BONDS OUTLINED   Proposal Would Make Money’ _ Available To Veterans

SOLON URGES GI BOND PAYMENTS   Veterans Could Cash Terminal Leaye Certificates if Meosure Is ‘Approved

HOUSE GROUP FAVORS $350 MILLION GRANT   Money Would Do UNRRA Job in Europe And China: Greek Aid Not Involved

Red Satellites Start Blasts at United States   Denounce Us as. Imperialistic and Anti-Democratic

Red: Satellites 0 pen Fire On United States   Ne ew! 4Nine-Nation: Alliance - Of Communists Directs. , Propaganda Blasts . At“Tmperialiam?

u, S. Target Of New Red Drive   Heaviest Propaganda Is Aimed At ‘Imperialism Spreading World Fire’

NEW REN RING AIMS BLASTS TOWARD ¥. 5.   SPEECHES ACCUSE AMERICA AS WAR MONGER NATION

Fists And Guns In Protest Of Pet Peeve  Disgust At Street-Blocking Trains Shown With Punches

AMERICAN AND RUSSIAN DELEGATES EXCHANGE ANGRY WORDS ON. YUGOSLAV SPEAKER’S COMMENTS

Temper Display Before Council Jolts Observers   Majority Believes Yugoslav Abused Privilege Granted

How's Everything!  British Sailor Takes Spin On Severn In Admiral’s Hydroplane

King’s Navee Hide and Seek -     Brig Fugitive in Hvydroplane - :  Loses Race With Captors

British Sailor Swipes Hydroplane; Raval Napy in Embarrassed Pursutt

‘Call Of The Open Sea Proves Too Much For This Member Of The King’s Nyvee-

British Sailor's Impromptu Cruise  in Severn River Brought to an End

Blast Kills 15 Persons at Damascus   12 Arabs,-One Jew and Two British Cansctables Die

15 KILLED is BATTLE IN JERUSALEM   Bomb Explosion At Damascus Gate Opens Conflict

Temporary Law School Also To Be Provided  Attorney General Rules Separate School Is Okay

NEW COLD WAVE IS ON THE WAY   Low Temperatures Reported Overspreading Upper Midwestern States.

New Cold Snap Heads This Way   Ten Below Zero. Lowest Ir Midwest;’ Much. Colder Here Late Tuesday. E

iNew Cold Wave Spreads ‘Over Upper Midwest:  Other Regions Normal

10 Below In Dakota  Upper Midwestern States In Path Of Frigid Wave

HOUGH NAMED HEAD OF SAFETY COUNCIL   Organization Meeting Held Last Evening at the  City Hall  rar «AF . i oe ef —~ =~ +      PLAN A SPECIAL WEEK

HOUGH NAMED HEAD OF SAFETY COUNCIL   Organization Meeting Held Last Evening at the City Hall   PLAN A SPECIAL WEEK

Methodists Move fo End Racial Bans   Women’s Organizatior To Urge Abolition of Lines at Conference

’Women’s Division of Christian Service Makes Recommendation; Wolfe, Campbell Opposed to Move

oo ‘LEADERSHIP IN JEOPARDY a 5-Year Air Output: Urged Upon Congress

National Defenses are Thrown Out Window, Industry Bleeding To Death. Air Experts Testify

Five-Year Expansion Plan Asked to Clinch Air Leadership of U. 5.

Talmadge Forces May Impeach Amall’s Counsel  Both Claimants To Georgia Governorship

Georgia’s Attorney General Object of Impeachment Trial!   ‘Talmadge Forces Said Tc   Be Planning Such Ac tion Next Week   RTT Te

U. S. Representative Assails European Program Seeking 21 Billion U. S. Aid   NO ‘‘SELF-HELP:’ PLAN INCLUDED  —_ eae = = eos See ae

REPORT CALLE ‘SHOPPING LIST   Friction On Aid Documen Postpones Scheduled Signing

Statesville Shot:   Informal Glimpses of People In and Around Statesrille.

Ath Criminal Trial In.  Court Here  Jury Returns Guilty Verdict Tes Dieet Canece

Mediation Arranged In Shipyard Strike   Move Believed Too Late . To Halt Spread of  Walkout

WASHINGTON MERRY -GO- ROUNE   SENATOR VANDENBERG MADE STATESMANLIKE PRE SENTATION OF GREEK SITUATION AT SECRET GOE MEETING; CZAR KNUTSON GETS UNDER CONGRES. SIONAL SKINS; REPUBLICANS ENJOY SENATOR Me.  KBE AR?IC ma wD

HUSBAND OF SLAIN SOCIALITE JAILED   Grave Charges Preferred Ir Georgia Court

Arist Mate. Of Murdered Woman Held   Husband of Atlanta Socialite Who Was’. Attacked” and  Slain - Arrested “On  Sex OL nen

French Artist Ordered Held   Husband Of Slain Socialite Arrested On Sodomy Charge.

Nab Husband Of Slain Girl   Artist-Husband Of Georgia Woman Arrested Today On Sodomy Charge

Legion Plans Health Program   Will Seek to Improve Child Health Standards In the State

New Orleans Scene Of Terrible Devastation; Damage Many Millions   Ten Day Storm Losing Its Fury In Rich Farmlands Of Louisiana After Leaving P:” Of Destruction Around The Gulf.

HURRICANE DEATH TOLL SET AT EIGHT   Storm Blowing Itself Out Near Shreveport, La.

Storm Diminishing After Heavy Damage      ‘Hurricane Is. Blowing And Raining Out. Last OF Its. Fury On Rich F armlands Of. Loui” slana — ‘Leaves. Trail Of ‘Devastation  Throu gh South

Winds Are Down to: 40 . Mi. Per Hour   What Is Left of Gale Is Swirling Around Shreveport; Is Worst: to. Hit United States Since 1935.

HURRICANE IS BLOWING OUT LAST OF FURY  Worst Storm to Hit U. S. Since 1935   Worst Storm to Hit U. S. Since 1935 Pommels Farmlands In Louisiana.

Enjoy the 4th - - Bu Live To Tell About It   STATE POLICE URGES CAUTION ON HICHWAYS

DECLARES IN MAJOR SPEECH CAPITALISM “ON LAST Leas” AND UW 8,  STANDS FOR . WAR tow

Soviet Leader Renews Attack On Aid Policy   Minister Says Russia Dedicated To Peace But Fears Capitalists.

TOPPLING SUGAR SACKS KILL CHILD AT YORK   Frances Wonders, Aged Four, Fatally Injured While Playing In Warehouse There

Distillers’ Holiday io Save Grain   Sixty-Day Susnension of Liquor Manufacture in Prospect, Expected te Start About Oct. 25

Graim Saving Aims af 10,000,000 Bushels for Europe from Liquor Makers

100,000 Affected By ‘Holiday’ Plan   Tax Loss, Quoted as Industry Believes Savings Negligible

Distillery Closing Hits Labor Snag   New Obstacle in Projected Move Toa Canserve Grain

Labor Protests, Shutdown for Liquor Industry   Claim 100,000 Wou! Be Idied; ‘Holiday’ May Start Oct. 25

A LABOR PROTEST AGAINST A 60 DAY LIQUOR HOLIDAY   Threw New Obstacle In Path of the Grain Conservafion Mave,   VERT WITH LUCKMAN?   J. bk. Metiernan betimated 100,000 Persons Would Ite Out of Work,

Grain Saving Aims et 10,000,000 Euskels for Europe trom Liquer Meker:

New Obstacle in Path of Grain Conservation Drive as AFL Official Plans Protest to Luckman.

Egg Prices Climb. -as Nation Observes. -“Egsless” Thursday   Compliance: is. Reported Spotty ; Some Poultry . : Down Slightly <..

Labor in Protest On Liquor Holiday  _ Government to Lose Half Billion Tax

Moratorium To Make 100,660 Jobless, Claim   Union Officials Plan Meet ing With Luckman Te Make Protest; See Huge Loss In Government Tax

Distillers Virtually Agree to End. liquor Production by About Oct. 25

Ist Grain SavingPlan Opposed   Distillery Workers’ Union Will Fight 60-Day Shutdown

ORANGE DAMAGED BY TWISTER; SNOW AND RAINFALL REPORTED   LOW TEMPERATURES TO CONTINUE, FORECAST SAYS; SOME FREEZING

Tornadoes Hit Beaumont And Orange Areas   Snow Flurries Are Reported In Panhandle

: Gen. Meyers Says He Warned Against Giving Hughes Multi-Million Dollar Plane Contract  a

Chosen for Trip To National 4-H ~ Club Congress   5 DeWolf, Bonnie Omvedt  Phylli Ts Go To Chicago

Phyllis DeWolfe ~Bonnie Omtvedt ~ To Be Delegates   Will Join 23 Other “Towa Girls On Washington . _ . Capitol Trip

Siegel, Racket (zar, Slam in  Hollywood Home   Unknown Killers Fire Five Bullets Into Underworld Fieure’s Back

Machine Gun — Bullets Kill Bugsy Siegel   Nation's No. .! Gangster !s Murdered In Friend's Home; Had Been Linked With "Murder, Inc."

Gangsters Slay Hollywood Man   Victim Shot in Back Through Window of Beverly Hills Home

Siegel Shot As He Sits At Window   Figure in “Murder, Inc.’ Riddied with Bullets From Outside.

West Coast Gane Chief Murdered   Bugsy Siegel Caught Before Open Window

"RACKETEER IS KILLED AT L. A. MANSION   Machine Gunners Pour Lead Into Him Through Window

Louisianan Praises State Soil Work   Says Oklahoma Has Mad Marvelous Advances In Developing Farm Land

Universalists To  Set Up Diabetic  Boys’ Camp In NE Maine Couple  Marne, Meee s ean Anh  a

Look to Roosevelt  Estate for Papers On Arabian Oil   President Asks Executor: to Aid) But Won't Let Investigators Rake Search

MINE MEASURE EMERGES FROM FINAL SESSION   Both Houses Call Morning Meetings To Speed Windup Tonight

OHIO SOLONS STILL FACE BIG HURDLES   Agreements On _ School Bill, Labor Control Measure Sought

Major Measures Awaiting Action; Clocks May Be Covered To Finish Job

SOLONS HAVE MAJOR HURDLES YET TO CLEAR   Hint Legislators May Work Past Midnight to Finish Measures

Deadlocks Holding Up Many Bills   Night Sessions May Be Called: School Bili Remeing Fire

Assembly Races To Complete Work Tonight   Heavy Schedule Remains Before Adjournment

Ohio Legislature Has Major Hurdles Yet To Clear; Action Pending On School, Labor And Oleo Measures

‘44 Mine Blast Victims Could Have Saved Themselves, Inspectors Say

DID NOT KNOW HOW. U.S. MINE INSPECTORS SAY  REPORT MEN LACKED weiAlslli PRAC Ae LI

STRIPPER OIL SUBSIDY ENDS   Approximately $120,000.000 Paid to Producers Under Wartime Regulation

Governmental Subsidy on  Crude Oil End:   Three Pennsylvania Districts Remain in Program to Windup

‘Emporia C. of C. Got Its Start in 1897   Successor to Commerciol Club Now Is Observing lee SOK Anniversary

Emporia C. of C. Got ‘its Start in 1897   Successor to Commercial  Club Now Is Observing ‘The Biithe Aves hee oe

UL N. Commission  to Investigate Palestine Problem   United States and Britain Receive What They Wanted When Final Ballot Is Taken by Council

Truce Sought In Holy Land   Arab States Warn Palestine Violence May Spread As UN Opens Inquiry

Hurt At Wolf Lake   Two Huge Presses Blown Up In Mystery Explosion Late Thursday

MARSHALL PREDICTS ACCORD IN MOSCOW   Secretary of State Arrives in Russia; Says” Difficulties Can Be lroned Out

Mexican Pres, Arrives In N.Y.   City Plans Gala Welcome For ‘Aleman

AMERICANS ON PACIFIC OUTPOST ARE UNHURT   Underground Shelters On fwe Jima Brought Island Safely Through Typhoon

INO JIMA FLAG   But It Took Typhoon’s Force To Dislodge Famous art

Court Has School Bus — Problem   School Board  Balks At Paying   Darpnchial Fare

Wool Tariff TradeThreat   Proposed Levy Hike Seen As Barrier to World Trade Accord

Trade Session Knockout Seen By House Vote   Boost in Wool Impor' Tariff Added To Bill Passed in Senate; May be Vetoed

‘Wool Protection Labeled Knockout To World Trade   Cooley Says Truman Must Veto Measure Unjess House Clause Is ' Revised

Bill Blow Af International Trade Session   Protective Measure For Wool Producers May Be Vetoed

See Wool Tariff Hike As KO For veneva Parley  Truman Must Veto House Proposal Reavis Cn ala

TRADE PACTS MAY BE ENDANGERED BY MEASURE ON WOOL   ‘Opponents Claim House Vote / on Woel Bill Is Dangerous to World Trade

SEE STRUGGLE IN KUOMINTANG   Marshall Statement Opens Split Between BRichtists, Liberals

Senator Byrd Hits Pressure  By Bureaus   Assails. Tactics Used in Efforts  To Balk Economic:

AGENCIES ARE FIGHTING CUTS   Byrd Says Bureaucrats Ar Conducting Pressure Campaign

Simmons 1s Condemned To Death In. The Electric Chair For Killing Of H. L. Humpert

Taft Seen Gaining Favor m Wyoming   Dewey Is Told Labor Bill Was Boost for Ohican

Boyle Discovers Secret of Washington— Described as an Overlooked Civilization

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  ‘Shadow Dancers In Dream Of Power’ — Washington

Skepticism Greets British Offer To Quit Palestine; British Press Approves

Skepticism Greets British Announcement They Are Ready To Give Up Palestine Rule

British Plan Is Greeted Very Coolly   Arabs and Jews Are Skeptical Over Palestine Proposal

Arabs, Jews And Some Britons Themselves Question Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech Jones’ Statement Before United Nations That Britain Is Willing To Surrender Palestine Mandate And Ready To Withdraw Troops From Holy Land

DoubtBritish Will Leave   Arabs, Jews, and Even ‘British Soldiers in Palestine Skeptical Of Withdrawal Pledge

Some Skepticism Greets Britain’s Announcement . Of Surrendering Mandate

SKEPTICS GREET BRITISH STAND   Withdrawal In Holy Land Viewed Critically

Jews And Arabs Skentical Qver British Plans   Announcement Of With drawal From Palestine Raises Doubts.

Doubt Sincerity Of Gt. Britain’s  Palestine Move   Arabs, Jews, Some Britons Skeptical Of Man date Surrender.

Jews and Arabs Skeptic of Britain’s Plans to Give up Palestine Mandate

Miss America Of 1947 Wants To Be A School Teacher   Memphis, Tennessee Brunette Beauty Brushes Off Hollywood Offers For Desired Career Of  AA a veee oe Ana geet Pry fle ee eaAm

 Miss America Spurns Offer   Barbara Jo Walker Is Planning   To Continue Studies At College

‘Miss America’ Shuns Broadway And Hollywood   Intends Continuing Studies in College And Teach Laneuage:

‘Miss America 1947’ Prefers College  Marriage, Spurns Movie Contracts

VFW CALLS FOR U, S$, REARMING   President Asked To Cal Special Session To Build Up Strength

Vetcrans Encatipment Expected to Issic Call for Specint Congresslonal Session to Take Action on Various Issites Recommended by the Organtzatlon.

V. FW. URGES U.S. TO RE-ARM IMMEDIATELY   Retiring Commander Calls for Extra Session of Congress

VFW PROPOSES — DEFENSE PLAN   CONGRESS ASKED TO MEET IN SPECIAL SESSION TO ‘TAKE DEFENSE AC- — TION

L .  ‘Seven Sessions Are cheduled for State ‘wees Teotrwowr Macs

Paternity Tangle Subject Of Suit   Sor Claims His Father Is Father Of Own Grandchildren.

Doubles Up» On Holidays   Bay in Hospital Light Years Walks Inte. Deubte Christmos, Birthday Celebration

SEABEE: MASCOT: CATCHES. UP.  Jimmy, Bedfast 8 Years, Walks Into Three Yules

Rousing Welcome Meets Plucky Youth....  Bedridden For 8 Years, Seabee Mascot Returns To Home For Christmas

Five Sought By FBI Taken   ‘One Arvested at Tishaminge Tuesday Afterncar, — Moker Na Rdgkteacea

Five Sought By FBI Taken   One Anested of Tisheminge Tuesday Afternaen,  Ktakes No Resistance.

France and Britain to Issue Joint Call To European Countries to Join Them In Cooperative Effort for Recovery

Paris Parley Continued By 2 Nations   Molatow Heods For Home After Turning Bown Marshell Pen

OKLAHOMA GOP'S SUPPORT EWE’   Some Sentimeiit for Taft,  Vandenberg; Missouri Favors N. Y. Governor

Republican Sentiment in Oklahoma Preponderanily in Favor of Dewey

Weekend Brings Loss OF 9 Lives   Man, Wife Slain Where Mother Died Last Year

L VOTE IS M ENOUGH BEAT VETO   fferences With yse Measure Must jroned Out

Speculation On Possible Veto Of Labor Bill   Senate Prepares To Send  Labor Measure To HouseSenate Conference   EXPECT PASSAGE THIS AFTERNOON

FINAL ACTION ‘BY. CONGRESS ~ COMING SOOR   HOUSE AND SENATE: NOW TO ADJUST DIFFERENCES IN . CONFERENCE—SENATE VOTE 68 TO 24

Speculation Is Focused On Whether Congress Can Override Veto By Truman

‘ONE-P ACK AGE? MEASURE GIVEN 68 10 24 VOTE   Upper Chamber Proposal Now Clashes With ‘Tougher’ House Program

NAL VOTE IS mL ENOUGH.      ferences With — Measure Must  ned Out

U. S. Investigates Gambling in Grain, President Reveals   Truman Discloses That Attorney General Is Conducting Inquiry   VOICES OPPOSITION TO NEW RATIONING   Recent Price Increases Are Caused By Futures Speclaters, He Says

Temperatures   President Orders Attorney General To Probe Inflationary Speculation? Price Curb Shunned as ‘Last Resort’

PRESIDENT STATES GAMBLING IN GRAIN WILL GET STUDIES   Attorney General Said te Be lavestigating U.S. ‘Inflationary’ Practices; Talks on Controls.   RATIONING CALLED ‘POLICE METHOD’

Glaima Mt        TT, £1 fey   Inflation   Atty. Gen. Already Engaged In Investigation; Pres. Says Crop ‘Has Been Bought; Sold Eight Times

Grain ‘Gamblers Get Blame for Fiigh Food Costs   President Reveals Investigation of Exchanges Started

TRUMAN SCORES GAMBLERS IN GRAIN MARKETS   Government investligating Inflationary Practices In U. S., Exchanges.

High Prices Blamed To  Speculation  Truman Comes Out   Truman Comes Out Against Return Of Price Controls

Can’t Use World Bank For Europe   Garner Rules It Out as “Stop Gap” Aid for  Continent

Marshall Is On His Way To Honolulu   Gets Farewell Salute From Generalissimo Chiang at Airport

Prosecution To Ask Grand Jury For Indictments   By OLIVE MARRICAL Register Staff Writer

Speed Action On Terminal Pay Measure   Senate Group Meets Tonight

OHIO SENATE STUDIES VET BONUS PLANS   2 Proposals Limit Payments To $500 Ceiling, Third Sets

Introduction Of Additional Programs Seen  Monthly Payment Method Advocated

Three Plans For Paying $500,000,000 In Bonuses To Ohio Veterans Studied

3 PLANS BACKED FOR OHIO BONUS   Proposals May Be Put To Voters In November

OHIO SENATE HAS 3 PLANS FOR GI BONUS   May Pay Up to 500 Million to Buckeye Veterans of Last War

Payments up fo $500 Proposed In Senate Bills  ‘State Would      State Would ‘Issue Bonds to Cover Outlay

AreticScene ° Of Mock Battle ByU.S.Force   Tanks Rumble Over Ie; Tundra at 47 Below Zero

Fateful Ford hour s Near   Final Mediation Attempt Saturday   Solon Would Let Europe Go Communistic   VA Conducting Survey Of Student Veterans

 Merchant ‘Playing Cupid’ Aided  SS. Colonel 1 Tells OF Escape By Mussolini

Rescue of Mussolini by Paratrooper Received Aid of Italian Merchant

Says Mother Held Woman Slave To Avenge Alleged Indiscretion  Daughter of Boston Socialite Bares Stranae Story to Federal Attorney

Death Claims Al Capone, Ex-Mobster   Secluded Life Shroudec Waning Years Of Gangdom’s Chief

Al Capone, Of Gangster Fame, Dead   Once Overlord of Chicago Underworld “Dies  of Heart Attack

CAPONE, DRY ERA MOBSTER, DIES   Ex-Chicago Gang Leader Suc  gumbs in Florida Home

At Capone, Most Famous Of Gang Leaders in Dry Era, Dies at Miami Beach

Capone Dies Suddenly In Florida Home   Wife Collapses,  In Serious Condition

CHICAGO GANG KING'S BATTLE TO LIVE FAILS   His Passing Caused by Heart Failure, His Doctor Reports

Al Capone Dies; Heart Gives Out  Physician Reports Pod Weae Gudden

Al Capone Dies At His Miami Villa   Built Multi-Million Dollar Underworld Empire In Chicago

Al Capon Former Ga  Lord, Dies   Death Comes Unexpected. ly To Ex-Czar Of Crime At Miami Home

CAPONE DIES   Heart Failure Kills Former Public Enemy No. 1 Who Onre Rilled Vieo.! and

Accused Fight Contempt Action  Movie Figures Seek To Balk. Prosecution

TRUCK RUNS WILD AT THOMASVILLE   Tractor - Trailer Hits Three  Houses, Knocks Over Two Trees And Snaps Pole— Driver Unhurt

ttlement of Strike Far Off   et Se ees ee   No Progress Made, Union Chief Explains

ANDERSON TO - MAKE PUBLIC LIST OF SPECULATORS   A List of Some 14,000 Deal ing in Such Commodities ’ to Be Known.   BACKED BY RESOLUTION   Jt. Bears the Signature of ’ President Truman, An. derson Says.

Secretary Anderson, Armed With New Authority From Congress, to Make Speculators’ Names Public Next Week

Food Plungers Will Be Named   Secretary Anderson To Place List Before Public Quickly

Secretary Anderson Prepares   To Make Public, Possibly   Next Week, Lineup Of   Major Traders

Anderson To Reveal Speculators’ Names   About 14,000 on List Being Readied

{List Of Grain Market “Speculators” 'Expected From Sec. Anderson In Next I Waele Ac Anthorized by Consress Vote

‘Anderson Readies List F Market Speculators 'For Congressional Probe

Gambling List Being Prepared   Anderson Will Re por  Names of About 14,000 Grain Speculators

Anderson's Staff Prepares Lists of  Food Speculators Registry of 14,000 Checked as Congres: Orders Release

‘Trading List To Be Ready Within Week   Pauley Should Be Dismissed, Landon Claims

To Bare Names of Those Gambling in U.S. Commodities Secretary Anderson © Prepares List-...:  To ‘Let the Chips Fall Where Thau Mavr-:

WEATHER   14,000 Food Speculators To Be Named   Anderson Preparing List for Probable Release Next Week

Sec. Anderson Prepares List Of Speculators   Says He Will Let ‘The Chips Fall Where They May;’ 14.000 Names Listed

ANDERSON’S LIST TO NAME 14,000   Truman Signs Bill To Bare Speculators In Grain

Anderson Gets Set To Make Gamblers Roster Public Soon   Expect Big Names Will Be Among Market  Sneculators

Anderson to Bare All In Making Public List  Of Commodity Gamblers

Anderson Aides  Preparing List  Of Speculators Will Be Made  Public Soon

List of 14,000 Speculators In Grain Will Be Made Public   ‘Gamblers in Commodities’ Will Be Revealed By Secretary Anderson as Soon as Possible On ‘Let Chips Fall Where They May’ Basis

Chips Will Fall Where They May ....  Anderson Will Publish Roster Of Speculators

Preparing to. Publish Names Of Speculators  ‘Let Chips Fall Where  They Mav’—Andercar

COMMODITY Lol 10 BE READY SOON   Anderson Will Furnish Names of 14,000 Speculators Within Week.

Anderson Prepares Report On Commodity Speculators   List Authorized By Resolution Of Conaress

Will Make Publie Names Of 14,000 Traders Next Week   Agriculture Secretary Will Include Public Officials If They Have Been Dealing In Commodities

ANDERSON PREPARING LIST OF COMMODITY SPECULATORS DROMISED LONG TIME AGO:

TRADER LIST MAY BE OUT WITHIN WEEK   Secretary Anderson Prepares to Comply With Congressional Order to Publish Names of Commodity Speculators,

Secy. Anderson Readies List Of Speculators  May Cite 14,000 Never Wook: *Teimar

Anderson Gets His Speculators List Ready   ‘Let the Chips Fall Where They Mav’. He: Says

NEW TESTIMONY IN STRIKE CASE   Ex-Communist Says Union Leader a Red

A-C Strike Boss’ Red Link Told   Ex-Communist Says Christoffel Belonged

Says Democrats Have 24-Billion Dollar ‘Kitty’   Qhioan Declares Money To Be Used to Beat GOPers in ‘48

Charge ‘Slush’ Fund Being Held  For Use Against Republicans In ‘48

Administration Has Fund For 48 Drive, Ohioan Says   Twenty-four Billion Available for Use Against the Republicans, Representative Jones ‘Charges...  "In the House

GOP Congress Itching Now To Curb Labor, Pare Taxes And Start On Balancing of Budaet

Congress Receives First Message FromTrumanToday   Two Others Will Be Delivered Later in Week One Dealing With Budget and Others With Nation’s Economic Outlook for Future

Four - Nation Bloc Maps Program for Partition Control   U. S., Russia, Canada and Guatemala Prepare Policy; British Aid Qut

EXTRA SESSION? NO! SAYS TAF]   Mind Open However After December First, Makes Some Succagtions

Britain Assures Stalin That Alliance Stands  Nation Ready to Extend Pact » Thy te 51 Yeare

Demand to Slump for Flint Hills Pastures   Disease Threat and Price  Outlook May Result in Pause Cala wa fence

Demand to Slump for Flint Hills Pastures   Disease Threat and Price Outlook May Result in  Bawer Crtila ne freee

Fires Rage Uncontrolled In New England, Damage ‘Over 25 Million Dollars

Weather Bureau Sees Little Hope Of Rain In Next Five Days; Conn. Fires Under Control

NEW ENGLAND FIRES BLAMED ON ARSONISTS   Flames Take 120 Lives; Damage Set At 40 Millions

Total Of Damage Set At $40 Million   20 Die In Flames; Seven Communities  Wiped Gut: Priests Join Fire Combat

DURANT GIVEN 1) YEARS FOR JEWEL THEFT   Colonel Last of the Three Conspirators to Be Tried

Long Sentence Given Duran!   Colonel Sentenced On Charge Of Theft Of Crown Jewels In Germany

NEAR CAMP GOAL IN ADAMS COUNTY   Area Within $1,200 Of Quote In Boy Scout Fund Cam. paign—Seven Communities Have Gone Over Top

‘Cold War’ Between Russia and Democracies Is a Battle to the Finish 

—THIS 1S CRUCIAL WEEK— Big Four Showdown On German Unity Is Near

Showdown Today Over German Economic Unity   Secretary Of State Marshall Confers With British And French Foreian Ministers

Big Four Showdown  With Russia  Session Today On German . Economic Unity

MARSHALL'S OFFICE REPORTS MIS CONFERENCE WIE BOTH BRITISH. AND FRENCH WINISTERS LAST WG

PRISONERS TIE GUARDS TO TREE, ESCAPE IN CAR   FARMER RELEASES MICHIGAN OFFICERS LEFT BY ROADSIDE

Threaten Suit For $10,000,000 Against Union  Ten Millinery Makers Contend Picketing

Searchers Seek Lost Trans-Canada ‘Airliner: Passengers, Crew Aboard

Canadian Plane Withis Aboard Missing  Transport Being: Sought in British Columbia

Rescuers Seek  Lost Airliner   Searchers Focus Attention On Canadian Valley

‘Battleship Oklahoma, Pearl Harbor Victim, l Sinks on Way to US.

USS Oklahoma Sinks 540 Miles From Hawaii   ship Bombed at Pearl Harbor Was Being Towed to U. S_

U.S. Warship Sinks on Way To Scrapyard   Listing Oklahoma, Vet of Jap Attack, Gives Up Struggle

BATTLESHIP OKLAHOMA AGAIN SINKS   Was Under Tow 540 Miles Out Of Honolulu

Oklahoma Sinks Near Honolulu   Battleship On Way To California For Scrapping

Pearl Harbor Victim Goes Down While In Tow For West Coast   Vessel Was To Be Serapped by San Francisco Drydock Firm; No Lives Lost

Marshall Plan May Bring Manpower  Shortage To Some American Cities

Marshall Plan May Boost Work To a New Peak  : May Bring ‘Squeeze’  To Some .U. S. Cities

WILLIAM GARDNER CRASH VICTIM. . Seminole Man Dies  When Cars Collide

qq @ Re £+é;%™®qwPOU  é-K £#+*®  WILLIAM "GARDNER CRASH VICTIM. Seminole Man Dies  When Cars Collide

Ramadier Bucks Commumist Party   Cabinet Meets in Test of! Ouster of 5 Ministers

French Strike All Communists F rom Cabinet   Ministers Meet To Deter mine If They Can Survive Showdown With Reds

French Cabinet In New Crisis   Ramadier Ready tor Showdown With Strong Communist Group

Use Of Surplus Foods In Aid Plan Approved   Amendment Would Make Relief Bill Meunt In Cost

Figure Bill Is Over Hump  Skimmed Final Hur.  gil. (2¥L ww RAW... L. ...-

—WOULD SELL SURPLUS FOOD—. Amendment May Boost U.S. Foreign Aid Bill

Might Cost More fo U. §.   Amendment Weold Hove COC Set Surples Food Products. for Foreign Aid

Second Draft Of Bill Moves Toward Ballot   Biggest Hurdles Left Be hind When Trio Of Amendments Decisive‘Jy Turned Down   Consider Asking _Additional Cash   House Goes To Bat Twe Hours Ahead Of Schedule To Speed Up  "Voting Process

House Votes Surplus Food.  Use Abroad   Aid Amendment - Might Cost U.S. $50.000.000 More

House Approves Aid Bill Amendment That _ Might Increase U.S. Cost 50 Million Dollars

AMENDMENT TO AID BILL MAY BOOST COST TO U. $   House Approves Provision For Purchase Of Surph Products For Foreign Relief At Loss Of $50,000,00 —Supporters Of Emergency Proposal Drive Fc Passage—Efforts To Slash Legislation To $290 000,000 Or Boost It To $661,000,000 Defeate

House Amendment Would Add Cost To Relief Plan   Would Compel Federal Agencies to Sell Surplus Products at $50 Million Loss on Present Holdings

Measure — Held to Be Over Hump   House Approves Amendment to Use Surplus Food:

Foreign Aid Bill Believed ‘Over Hump’ By Backers   House Leaders Push For Vote Of Passage Late This Abvermmon

House Gives Approval To New Plan   Use of Surplus Foods Bought Up by Government Sought

Approve Aid Amendment   $590,000,000 Program May Cost U.S. 50 RAliiian Dallace More

House Amendment in Aid Bill May Up Cost of Program   Use of Surplus Foods in Measure May Cause Loss by Government

HOUSE MOVES FOREIGN AID NEAR PASSAGE   VOTE AMENDMENT TO PERMIT PURCHASE OF SURPLUS PRODUCTS

Debate Nears Close   Amendment for Agencies To Sell Surplus Supplies For Foreign Help Passed

Aid Bill Is Now Believed Gver The Hump   Some Amendments Defeated, Others Given Approval

AMENDMENT TO AID BILL MAY BOOST COSTS   House Wants CCC to Sell Surplus Products at $50,000,000 Loss

Move May Lift Cost of Aid  Would Use for Relief Abroad Surplus Foods  Rought by Government!

AID TO EUROPE BACKERS PRESS FOR FINAL VOTE   Supporters Claim Emergen. cy Measure ‘Over Hump’ In House.   PASSAGE LOOMS   Members Hope to Ballot on $570,000,000 Measure e Today.

American Freighter Strikes Mine ; Renorts Of Crew Casualties Conflict

AMERICAN SHIP STRIKES. MINE   Exanthia Damaged Off Italy; Tanker Breaks In Two In Pacific

MINE DAMAGES U. $. CARGO SHIP   Explosion Off Italian Island Tears Hole In Bow: Men Lost

U.S. Ship Strikes Mine; Casually Reports Differ  Genoa Says Only Six Of Crew Of 44 Saved

GN Main Line Cleared and Trains Moving   Damage Caused by Derailment Saturday Nioht VN etenciva

NLRB Chairman Opposes Change in Wagner Act   Could Cause More Strikes, He Asserts; C. of C. Takes Issue

Labor Board Official Gives Strike Warning   CHANGES IN WAGNER ACT TO SET OFF WALKOUTS

HergozWarns Proposed Labor Law Changes May ‘Start Nationwide Series Of Damaging Strikes

URGES CAUTION ON LABOR LAWS   Tells Congress Curbs \lay Touch Off New Strike Wave

Labor Board Chairman Fights Changes in Law   Foresees Strike Wave If Pending Bills Are Passed

Chamber Asks Wagner Labo~. Law Revisions Clarify ‘Intent’   ‘ House Group Told Changes In Policy  By NLRB Needling

Labor Board's Head Sees Peril In Law Changes   But U. S. Chamber Calls For Rewriting To Protect Employers.

DEBATE EFFECT OF LABOR LAWS   NLRB Chairman Sees Strife If. Restrictions Pass; C of C Wants Stability

Fear Changes In Wasner Act Will Set Off Strikes   NLRB Member Appre hensive; United States Cc. Of C. Differs.

LAW IS CHANGED   Commerce Chamber Argues ' for Rewriting Parts of Worener Act

House Acts On Road Bill Amendment   Supervisors Would Retain Control of County Roads —Has One Vote Margin

$53,400 Value Put On Animals Shown  At 1947 4-H Fair  Tod waele Bekihie   Lloyd Wolf Exhibits Grand Champion In Baby Beef Class

$53,400 Value Put On Animals Shown  At 1947 4.H Fair   Lloyd Wolf Exhibits Grand Champion In Baby Beef Class

C.& P. To Ask  New Increases   . Maryland PSC Is Advised That New Rate Boosts” Will Be Sought.

Higher Phone Rates To Be Asked OF PSC   Would Raise [Bills From 25 Cents To $1.50 Per Month

DEFENSE MAKES SURPRISE MOVE IN REARDON CASE   Claims 13-Year-Old Boy Friend Killed Father, Weaurnded rtiel

Lawyers For Unions, » Government Present Mine Case Arquments   SRO Sign Needed In Court Chamber

Safety Devices to Be Installed on Naval Planes  Radar Instrument Can ‘See’ Ahead

Safety Devices to Be Installed on Naval Planes  Radar Instrument Can ‘See’ Ahead ~ One Hundred Mile:

Kelley Opposes Measure Which Wins by 18 to 4   Drastic Bill Would Prevent IndustryWide Baraainina, Qutlaw Closed Shop

NEW LABOR BILL GIVEN 18-4 VOTE BY HOUSE UNIT   Four Democrats Against Measure; Hits Closed Shop

Labor Curb Plan Wins Approval of House Group   Only Four Democrats Oppose Ban on Closed Shop, National Strikes

Only Manufacturer Seems Unworried Over Possible Drop In Consumer Buyinc

ICL INCWS-——10Gay ETT  Serious Drop In Purchases Concerns All But Producer   Non-Food Sales Dip Seen By Retailers, Not Manufacturers

Consumer Goods Production Not Slowed By Food Costs But Sales Worry Merchants

MARKET PRICES SLUMP AGAIN AS FOOD COSTS FAIL TO CUT SALES OF OTHER GOODS. RAISE WORRY

Manufacturers Listing Only One Worry   Thot Sosring Food Prices HMean Sharp Cut in: Sefes QF Non-Food Items

Merchants Fear High Food Costs Will Bring Sharp Decline.in Sales   Manufacturers, However, Refuse to Express Concern Over Possibility of Production Cuts; Others Expect Serious Drop in Non-Food Buying

Nation’s Merchants Fearful Soaring Food Prices Will Bring Slump in Non-food Item:

‘Manufacturers N ot Worried By  Soaring Prices   -Plants Running At Top Speed; New Orders Pile Up

TO BUSINESS STAFF   Eight Appointments to K.U acultv Announced by Chanc  r

Today in Victoria   Girl With Ex-Convict for Companion Believed Doped

Fears Missing Daughter Has Been Dr rugged   Miss Mary Virginia Kimberly Disappeared In Columbus Yesterday With Ex-Conviet

Runs Off With Ex-Convict Father Says Girl Who Ran Away Was Doped

Couple Reported Enroute Home   Extended New Year's Party Trip Hinted

Fears Missing  Co-Ed Is Doped   Ex-Convict Qu Quoted As Saying He Intends To Marry Student.

Ohio State Student Disappeared With 42-Year-Old Ex-Convict Wednesday

TREE ARE KILLED AS PLANE SRASHES   New Albany Trio Dies a: Ship Falls; All Badly Burned.

FUNDS COLLECTED ILLEGALLY BY VETS   200,000 GASH IN ON FEDERAL AND STATE BENEFITS NOT DUE THEM,

VA Says 200,000 Vets Collected Illegal Benefits  More Serious Cases Will Be Prosecuted

PROBE CLAIMS PAID TO VETS   VA Says 20, 000 Ex-Service Men Have Cashed In On Benefits Illegally

Say Many Veterans Have Cashed In on Illegal Payments  Some Cases of Serious F ae  a ® ~~ ee. See   Some Cases of Serious Cheating Turned in to US Attorneys

House Committee Soon To Recommend Subsistence’ Boost For Vets in School -

Vets ‘Chiseling Hits High Total   Meanwhile GI Benefit Increases Proposed

200,000 VETS HAVE DEFRAUDED FEDERAL BUREAU   Cashed In On Benefits Te Which They Were Not Entitled   SUBSISTENCE GRANT MIGHT BE INCREASED

Congress Asks Top Figures on Armed Forces   Eisenhower, Others To Be Summoned; War Surplus Sale Set

COMPULSORY TRAINING TO  “RE INCLUDED MW Discus. ‘BIONS PLANNED BY COMMITTEE  \

Woodward Death Toll Rises To 101   Mrs. Tharp, 76, Dies In Alva Hospital

Thousands View Plane Remnants   Worst Disaster In  History Throws Wreckage Half Mile

[SENATE PROBE INTO STATE'S SENATORIAL CONTEST OPENING IN ANNE ARUNDEL ON MONDAY

Positive Aid for Europe Is Advocated   Marshall Aégserts Civilization of West Endangerec

MARSHALL PLAN IS ESSENTIAL   Western Civilization May Disappear If Europe Is Not Aided

Marshall Says America Pressing For Stability To Insure World Peace   Secretary Of State Tells ClO Convention (  Danger Of Actual Disappearance Of Our gg ON a ea ee eee

‘Manolete’, Famed Bull-Fighter ‘Dies Of Wounds Received In Arene

Soviet Choice for Trieste Joh Rejected   U.S. and Britain Turn Down Swedish Candidate

CHINA TO STOP HOLIDAY GIFTS   Thrift Program Provides Rigid Curtailment Of Luxuries

China Proposes Thrift Plan in Economic Crisis   New Standards Require Public and Private Co-Operation

Britisher in Challenge to The Soviet   Cemands Russia Make Ges ture Like That of U. &. at UN Meeting

‘Briton Hurls Arms ‘Dare’  At Vishinsky   Challenge Reds To Match U.S. Atomic Gesture

ENGLAND BACKS UP U.S. ATOMIC PLANS: CHALLENGES RUSS   Soviet Is Asked to Make (Gesture Similar to One by United States, on Secret Weapons.   RUSSIA IS BLAMED ON CONTROL WORK

Great Britain Challenges Russia For Weapon Offer   Russian Radio Threatens U. S. In Case of War

United Nations  British Blame Reds But See No Hope of End of Veto

Ask Soviet ToGive Up Any Secret   Vishinsky Silent As   Briton Challenges Russia To Reveal Secrets To U. N.

Briton Challenges Russia to Follow Example of U.S.  Atomic Energy Control Hailed as Remarkable

Challenges ‘Russia to Give Plan   McNeil Hails American Offer As “Most Remarkable in History.”’

Britain Dares Russia fo Name Secret Weapon   Praises U.S. For Plan to Control Atomic Eneray

England Calls On Soviets To Join U. S. In Offering Weapons Control   Vishinsky Fails To Make Reply   Failure Of London Parley May Increase Tempo To  War, UN Is Warned

Praises U.S. Atomic Energy Pion as Most Remerkeble Offer in History

eng Slaying  Murder Charge Filed Against Ex-Nebraskan   Thomassen’s Family Lived At Syracuse Several Years Ago

REPORT. HEAVY RAIN IN SOME PARTS OF STATE   Heaviest Rainfall Is Reported at Winterset * Where 3.41 Inches Fell

CHAPLAIN CHARGES INMATES OF SOME TEXAS PRISON UNITS ARE TREATED WORSE THAN ANIMATS

Ohioans Turn Out For Unusually Heavy Voting Despite Drizzling Rain   Republican Takes Lead In Race For Congress In Fourth District

All Buffalo’s Schools Shut   Board of Education Appeals To State In Teacher Strike

ALL SCHOOLS INBUFFALO.   Strike Affects: 2968 Teachers, 71,000 Pupils

All Schools In Buffalo Now Closed   Board Acts When Strike Becomes More Serious

Buitalo leacher Strike Solution Is Referred to State  a, a a i Ce + Se » ae   All Public Schools in City Closed; 71,000 Pupils Are Affected   MAYOR APPEALS FOR ALBANY DECISION   Stricken Community Said Unable to Grant Demanded Pay Boosts

Mrs. Maud Bellomy Laic To Rest Monday At  Rihadw Cvave Cameatavy

‘Tempers Flare At  Hearing   War Probe Chairmar Subpoenaes Meyer And Hughes’ Books

HUGHES TOLD 10 FURNISH RECORDS   War Investigating Body in Another Up: narious Session

Bi-Partisan Co-Operation On Foreign Affairs Needed More Than Ever--Dulles

Minimum Wage Hike Protested   ELIMINATION OF 40-HOUR WEEK IS ALSO SUGGESTED BY MEMBERS OF CHAMBER

Against Change in 0-Cent Wage  Destroys Competi tio on  i ee ee ee

Lazy Man Really Could Fix Up His House With Gadoets If He Tust Had Money to Pay for Them

One-Third Of London's Drinking Water Supply Threatened By Thames

U.S. SUPPORTED ON BOMB DELAY   Showdown Is Due Monday Before Security a Council 

United States Now Ready For UN Showsown   Seeks To Defer Security Council Action On Disarmament And Atom Procedure   SEEKS DELAY TO FEBRUARY 4

AN EARLY SPRING FREEZE FORECAST   Vegetation In Midwest Not Expected to Suffer Generally

Permanent Rate Increases For Telephones OK'd   Temporary Raises In Service Price To Stand

@ PAUL MALLON—     Scramble for G.O. P. Nomination in ’48 Looks Like Hoss Race

KILIAN NAME UP FOR PROMOTION   Convicted of Brutality to Own Men, Litchfield Commander Now “Rates” Army Approval. #..

France Lacks Leader as Assembly  Rejects Blum; 600,000 on Strike

Blum’s Attempt To Form New French Government Voted Down In Assembly   Country Left Without Head On Eve Of Four-Power Meeting In London

Premiership For Leon Blum ‘s Voted Down   France Without - Govern. ~ ment. To Curb Industrial Strife

Blum Snubbed For Premier By Assembly   Auriol Expected To Offer Post To Herriot; 600,000 Workers Sull Qut On Strike

Blum’s Bid For Premiership Is Voted Down   Effort To Form New ! Government Fails; Herriot May Try

BLUM FAILS 10 ~ GET MAIORITY   France Without Premier as 600,000 Workers Are  On Sitrika

Blum Rejected  For Premier   Plea for Fight on de Gaulle And Reds Fails

BLUM FAILS TO GET ASSEMBLY CONFIRMATION   Premiership Denied 75Year-Old Socialist; Strikes Spread

Marshall Appeals: For Foresight In Boundary Dispute   Warns Long Range Issues at Stake

Renew State Gasoline Tax   Emergency Levy Of One Cent a  Gallon Passes

Sacramento Bar Specified in Note   Father of Lodi, Calif., Beauty Ordered To Produce $10,000 for Daughter

Daughter Of Rich California Fruit Grower Kidnaped   Girl Lured From Home By Pretended Magazine Feature Writer; $10,000 Ransom Note Implies Threat Of Harm To Victim

Pay Death — Penalty In Gas Chamber   Bring State's Total For Month Of Sept. To Ten

Four Executed — In Gas Chamber   Slayers Of Prison Guard, Wife-Killer, Die In Mass Execution: Tctal Now 20

EUROPEAN AID PLEA IS MADE ~ BY MARSHAL!   GOVERNORS ARE TOLD THAT  ' U, &. PROGRAM ONLY Way  «TO BLOCK RED Ex. PANSION

Marshall Back In Washington   Returns After Trip To Gov. ernor’s Conference To Stress Need For Foreign Aid   SAYS U.S. STANDS AT TURNING POINT

CAPITAL SOCIAL LEADER I$ DEAD   ‘Illness Fatal To Owner Of Hope Diamond,  Evalyn McLean

Army Seeks To Reseue 11 In Arctic   Photo Plane Down In Frozen Wastes  Of North Greenland

3ArmyC-54’s sHarry Thaw OfftoRescue Is Dead At 11 In Arctic Miami Beach

WNED PLANE CREW SIGHTED   Rescue Mission Started In Effort to Evacuate Men From Arctic Wastes

TO SAIL STERN HALF OF SHIE   Navy Planes Search For 12 Seamen In Lifeboat

10 Survivors Taken From Broken Ship   Half of Vessel Sailing For Port Under Own Power

U. $. Press Flayed by Red Writer   Devotes Nearly Half Page in Pravda to Attack

Pravda Writer Tn Attack On  American Press   Commentator States U. S. Press Is Not Organ of Opinion and Conviction.

VACATION MAY BE PASSED UP BY CONGRESS   LAWMAKERS EXPECT TO BE BUSY OVER EASTER TIME

Congress May Skip Recess   Key Legislation on World, Home Troubles May Prevent Easter Time Off

Congress May Forego Recess  Senate to Speed Up, Held Dailv Sessions

Congress Sef To Pass Up Spring Reces:   Legislation on Aid To Greece May Hold . Senate Through Easter

Congress May Pass Up Recess  — Leaders Plan To - Keep Senate Runnine

D&RGW Nears  Private Control .   Supreme Court Action Opens Way To End 12-Year Trusteeship

Club Residents Robbed Of $4000   Four Masked Bandits Ti Up Seven Men, Three Women And Flee.

$7,700 Is Taken from 10 in Holdup   Residents of Country Club Near Ambler Robbed

FBI Says Clark’ Didn't Hinder KC Inquiry   Attorney General Did Not Prevent Probe, Says Hoover

CLAY CRITICIZES GEN. JAMES BEVANS   Issues Statement Rapping Officer's Connection With Hesse Jewel Theft Trials.

Greek Issue Reopened by Gromyko   Wants Investigating Commission's Powers Curtailed

Russia Demands Greek Commission  Powers Be Cut  Gromyko Wants U.N. Probers Moved From Rorder ta Athenc

Greek Case Is Reopened By Moscow  Acts To Trim Powers Of Sub-Commission

Soviets Reopen Greek Case In U. N. Council   Demand Powers Of Investigators Be Curtailed

Demand Made That Powers Be Curtailed   Gromyke Insists) Commission  Headquorters Be Moved To Athens

U.N. Investigation of Greek Border Incidents Requested by Gromyko

Goodyear Signs New Agreement  DYVekanve nh 'RBin Cara,   Others of ‘Big Four’ May Follow Suit

GOODYEAR AND UNION SIGN NEW AGREEMENT   Six Paid Holidays Granted; Goodrich Talks Open

Pontill Sees New Conflict L pon Horizon   Appeals for League (if ‘Honest Men’ to Help “Build Peace’

Pope Pius Asks World To Work, Pray For Peace  Pantiff Cane Maw   Pontiff Sees New Conflict On Horizon

Anxious Pope Sees Sinister  Light of War   Asks Christendom to Pray For Year of Rebirth, Poace in OAR

Pope Sees Sinister Light  Of New Conflict On Horizor  _ Urges’ All Honest Men To League Against Those Parties Who Deny God.

Hostess Tells Of Air Liner Desert Crash   Passengers Were Cali As Constellation Smashed to Earth

EVE-WITNESS ACCOUNT OF CRASH OF ILL-FATED CLIPPER WITH LOSS ‘OF 14 LIVES IN SYRIA IS TOLD

Crash-Landing Of Ill-Fated Clipper Is Told By Hostess Describes How 14 Lived, 22 Died

TRUCK STRIKE HITS BUSINESS   Heavy Losses Reported By Pittsburgh Firms; Some Threaten To Move

Speaks As House Begins Debate On Aid Program   Passage By Wide Margin Predicted

Eaton Warns Of Red Greed   Eyes on India, China. House Members Told

Agriculture Head Holds To Refusal To Reveal Names   Accepts Subpoena To Appear Before Senate Committee

Big Question: Can Senate See His List?   Accepts Subpoena to Appear Before Solan's Committee

Critical Issues Unsolved... .  Little Progress At British Conference

NO AGREEMENT NEAR FOR BIC 4   Molotov Uses. Meeting To Push Propaganda To German People

Big 4 Is Nearing End Of Debates: No German Plar  -Conferees Discuss Peace Treaty 8 Days; Make No Progress

Big 4 Near Debate End  On Germany   Agreement On Critical Issues  Still Widespread

Agreement Lacking on Big Issues  BIG FOUR MAKING FEW CONCESSIONS

BIG FOUR FIND LITTLE BASIS FOR PEACE   Molotov Using Conference To Appeal To Germans   Scheduled To End Today: Treaty For Austria Next On Docket

Craft Missing in Roughest Land in North America   Says Ohioan To Be GOP Leader   Another Price Slash! This Time Its Snakes

OHIO TALKS SEEN ON LOCAL ISSUES   Union Negotiator Offers Ti Discuss Some Points

Japanese Report . Tells Effects.of _ Hiroshima: Attack   Material Compiled by ‘Jay Scientists for - High _ Command; Kept. —  go

Jap Scientists Guessed A-Bomb Was Used On Hiroshima, Report Reveals

Uncover Official Jap Report On A-Bombing of Hiroshima Survivors Dropped as They Fled City

On-Spot Jap Report of Hiroshima Bombing Reveals Many Dropped Dead Fleeing City

AP Scribe Uncovers Japanese Report of Hiroshima Bombing   Japs Quickly Guessed an Atom Bomb Had Dropped on the City

Jap Report On Hiroshima Blast Released  Scientists Knew   Scientists Knew Bomb Was Atomic

Secret Jap Report on Atom Bombing Of Hireshima Discovered by Reporter

TRUMAN TAX VETO EXPECTED FRIDAY   Final Fate of Measure to Be Determined on Same Day.

Both Houses May Act Upon Veto Same Day   Senate Scems Certain to Sustain Veto by Two-Vote Margin, Killing Bill Again.

Final Fate Of Measure May Be Determined On Same Day   House Nears Vote  On Loyalty Bill   Republican Urges Special Session In Fall To Hear Marshall Aid Plan

Say Labor Group Could End Strike Within 24 Hours  Power and Prestiae   Power and Prestige Would Help Dispute

A-C Strike Leaders Say U.S. Can End Walkout      Within 24 Hours By Recommending Either Arbitration or Fact-Finding

UNION SAYS GOVT COULD END DISPUTE   CIO Denies Communist Leanings; Says Firm Won’ Arbitrate

Strike seal in      Says. “Congressional Com: inittee Could-End Allis. -' Chalitieré Deadlock

Union Chiefs Claim Firm Would Yield To Fact - Finding Probe   Believe Government Pressure Could Settle 11-Month Dispute in 24 Hours

New Income Tax Proposed for Compromise Bill   GOP Group Would Replace Measure for 45 Million

State Audit Shows  Highway Dept. Is  Wisely Managed $174,000,000 Three  Year Federal Aid Program Under Way

Miners Troop  Back to Pits   Normal Production Seer Rw End af Week

OUTPUT SOARS AS SOFT COAL MINES REOPEN   SOUTHERN OWNERS READY TO ACCEPT NEW CONTRACT

Taft Says Tax Cut Now Is Necessary   Declares 20 Per Cent Reduction Is Needed In Personal Income Taxes Of People Of U. S.

TAFT SEES NEED FOR 33 BILLIONS   Favors Income Tax Cut over Truman's Opposition

President Renews Plea for Universal Military Training   Receives Honorary Doctor’s Degree From Princeton

Justice Depariment Charges Railroad Industry Monopoly   Contends ‘Private Government’ Functioning In Violation Of Laws

Monopoly Is Char ‘ged To  Raulr oads   Covernment Files Anti-Trust Suit Alegvine Conspiracy

Open Rail Trust Case   U. S. Charges “Private Government” Operates To Maintain Monopoly

Railroad Trial Opens at Lincolr  Government Charges Monopoly Exists

U.S. LAUNCHES BIG TRUST CASE AGAINST RAILS   Says ‘Private Government’ Functions To Maintain Carrier Monopoly

ANLROAD _ ANTI-TRUST GASE «NES TO TRIAL   Charge a “Private Govern ment” Is Functioning In Railroad Industry.   MAINTAINING MONOPOLY   Contention Was Raised by Assistant Atty. Gen. Berge.

RAILROAD ANTI-TRUST CASE OPENS   Industry Charged With Monopoly In Transportation

Government Anti-Trust Case Involves Nearly All American Railroads

7 WESTERN RAILROADS ARE ACCUSED   Coercive Control by Eastern Financial interests Is Alleged.

4] Western Rail Lines Go on Trial   Conspiracy Charged tn Nation’s Biggest Anti-Trust Case

Private Govt. Gives Rails Solid Monopol   Rai! Associations, Wall St. Banker: Named in Trust Suit

RAIL INDUSTRY GOES TO TRIAL   Government Charges Monopoly in Operations, Opens Case at Lincoln

RAIL INDUSTRY CHARGED WITH MONCPOLY ACT   Justice Department Says Railways Have. Created Government of Their Own   BIGGEST RAIL TRUST HEARING IS STARTED

RAIL MONOPOLY CHARGE AIRED   U. S$. Says “Private “Govern ment” Functions in Transportation Industry.

Monoply Is Charged To Railroad Industry   Justice Department Claims “Private Government” Functioning In Industry To Maintain Monopoly.

RAILROADS IN MONOPOLY SUIT   \). §. Brings Huge Anti-Trust Action Against Carriers And Individuals

SETS JUNE GOAL FOR OHIO BONUS   Herbert Cites Time Needec For Printing And Sale Of Bonds

June Set "For Paying Ohio Bonus   Ex-Gls May Make Feb, I Application

STATE BONUS ~~ PLANS MADE      FIRST ‘CHECKS TO. BE SENT TO WORLD.WAR II, VETER. ANS NEXT: JUNE.

Soviet Control of Nations  Is Criticized U.S. Is Determined to Go Through With Marshall Plan

War Outbreak In Indonesian Crisis Feared   Netherlands Government Reported Ordering TwoNegotiations  Broken Off

Stage Appears Set for War As Dutch End Negotiations With Indonesi.

Premier Asks Solidarity - Among Nations; Vote _ Of Confidence Is Seen

Landis Charges Labor Politics By White House  General Motors Head Opposes Closed Shop, Industrv Baraainina

KANSAS WOMAN. DAUGHTER MEET TRAGIC DEATHS   Mother's Body Found in Creek After She Killed Girl, 2, In Bellaire Home

BRIDGE BILL TO GOVERNOR      Would Allow Mill Levy for Repal: Of Bridges Over 20 Years 0!

BRIDGE BILL TO GOVERNOR   ‘Would Allow Mill Levy for Repai  Of Bridges Over 30 Years Old

Blum Misses Premiership  By 9 Votes   Vitriolic Speech Cost Him Victory

STRIKE WAVE NEARS CLOSE; PLANTS OPEN   Aged Socialist Hits Reds, De Gaulle As Dangers

Ford Offering Rights Waiver Under Labor Act   Threatened By General Strike, Makes Proposal With Conditions.

Murray Silent on New Offer   Union Demand for Protection from New. Labor Law Brinas Compromice

Ford Gives New Plan To Avert Strike   CiO Chief Philip Murray Considers Offer by Henry Ford II on Eve of Strike Verdict by UAW.

FORD OFFERS T0 WAIVE RIGHTS OF LABOR ACT   Young Executive Will Forfeit Chance to Sue Union for Damages

Ford Company Would By-Pass New Labor Law   Threatened: With Strike Firm Offers Conditionally to. Waive Court Action

FORD MAY WAIVE LABOR LAW RIGHTS   Tentative Offer to Forego Taft-Hartley Act’s Protection Made to Forestall Strike by Production Workers.

Ford Offers To WaiveNewLaw To Avert Tieup   UAW Weighs Personal Proposal Made by Ford on Eve of Strike

Would Waive Labor _Law Protection “If’— ‘He Tells Murray, in ’ Effort to Avert Strike

Ford Proposes Compromise to Avert Walkout   Offers Conditionally. To Waive Rights Under Taft-Hartley Labor Act

Ford*Offers To Compromise On  Labor Law Right   Proposal To Waive Court Protection Is Studied by CIO-UAW

LAW PROVISION   Agrees To Ignore Protection Under Taft-Hartley Bull To Avoid Strike.

Ford Conditionally Waives Use of New Bill in Dealing  Taft-Hartley Measure Shelved During Labor Negotiations

Offers To Waive New Labor Law  Ford Strike Threat May Be Dissipated

FORD WOULD WAIVE LABOR LAW SUITS WITH UNION PLEDGE   Asks Good Faith On Part Of CiO In Preventing And Ending Illegal! Strikes   STRIKE NOW THREATENED

Ford Offers To Waive Labor Law   Firm Would Ignore Taft-Hartley Act To Head Off Strike

Ford Offers To Waive Protection Under Labor Law  UAW On Eve Of Strike Verdict

Ford Company Offers Conditionally . To Waive Taft-Hartley Law: Protection

Ford Offers to Give Up Taft-Hartley Bill Protection to Avert Auto Strike

FORD OFFERS TO WAIVE LIABILITY   MAKES CONCESSIONS TO CIO UNIONS IF IT DROPS STRIKE PLANS

Ford Offers Dicker On Threat of Strike   Will Waive Court  Protection

C. 1. 0. WEIGHING FORD PROPOSAL   Company Offers To Waive Court Guards In Labor Law   MURRAY STAYS SILENT

FORD PROPOSES LAW IMMUNIT)   Would Waive Court Protec tion In Threatened Tieup

SPO Sg ieee cna 1° VN . a a aee eR ans ay  Ford Would Waive Court Profection

Ford Personally Offers To Waive Taft-Hartley Labor Law Provisions

FORD MOTOR CO. THREATENED BY A STRIKE OFFERS CONDITIONALLY TO WAIVE ‘TAFT-HARTLEY BILL’S RIGHTS

Ford Offers To Waive Labor Rights   Walkout Is Threatened By 107.060 Workers

Ford Offers To Waive Law   Company Is Threatened By Strike Of 107,000

Ford Offers To Waive Labor Bill Protection   Head Of Motor Company Moves To Aver Strike In Plants; Willing To Waive Clause In Taft-Hartlew Bill.

FORD 10 WAIVE PROTECTION OF NEW LABOR LAW   Company Makes Offer in Face of Walkout Threat by CIO Union

_Young Company Head Makes Proposal Personally—  Ford Will Waive New Labor Law To Avoid Strike

Eleven Die In Accidents   Road Mishaps Claim Eight; Youth Drowns Near St. Cloud

ELEVEN CANI CANDIDATES TO RECEIVE DEGREES   Baptists To Rededicate Building Next Sunday

Five Die in Fire at Black Creek, Wis.   Mother and Four Children Perish In Farmhouse

Auto, Fast Train Meet at Crossing  Five Young People Killed in Crash

116 Violent Deaths Throughout Nation In New Year's Toll   This Compares With 297 Fatalities During Christmas

Commission Reported To Endorse Limiting System On Each Country   UN Atomie Affairs  Aired In Broadcast   Treaty Would SpecifyQuantities Of Nuclear Fuel To Be Manufactured

125 Mousetraps, 251 Rubber Corks  Theod ta Fvntlain Nuacloar Fiesinn

With Aid Of 5 Mousetraps, 2a. Corks Congressmen Learn About Atom Energy

Went “Br-r-r-r-r-r !” Mousetraps, Corks Make Nuclear Fission Clear To Atom Committee

House Votes To Send Measure To Committee   Delay In Action To Prevent Probe May Be Result

ANOTHER PACIFIC SHIP IN DISTRESS   Tanker Breaks in Ragine Sea; Fear for Twelve In Lifeboat

AUTHOR SEEKS TEETH IN LAW   Chairman Hartley Will Press to Add Monopoly Section

SEARCH RUINS OF TWISTER FOR MORE BODIES   List of Injured Is Placed at 1,000 With Property Damage High

1,000 Injured, Damage Heavy  In Panhandles   Twister Levels LOO Blocks of Buildings In Woodward, Okla.

Woodward, Okla., Lists 85 Killed; 100 Blocks Razed, Mostly Residences; Higeins Loses 31

Texas-Oklahoma Panhandle Area Loss In Millions   Towns Leveled; Fires Follow Worst Storm In History; More Bodies Being Dug From Wreckage

Damage Done By Storm Runs Into Millions   Oklahoma Town Is Reported to Have Been Hardest Hit

Property Damage In Millions; More Deaths Feared In Area   Workers Search Debris At Woodward For Other Victims; Relief Rushed To Area: Fires Also Cause Heavy Damage

Tornado Death Toll Reaches 132; 1305 Injured, Damage in Millions

Damage Soars Into Millions; ‘Town Leveled   At Least 132 Killed and 1,073 Injured in Oklahoma Tornado -- Hundreds of Buildings Levele?

Workers Search Debris At Woodward For Other Victims; Relief Ruched Te Area®: Firec:Aleo Cauce Heavy.Damace:

RESCUERS SEARCH FOR MORE BODIES; 1,300 ARE INJUREE   Property Damage in Oklahoma-Texas Stort Runs Into Millions — Worst Hit Is Wood ward, Okla., Where 100 Blocks of Building Are Levelled — Field Kitchens Set Up t Feed Homeless.

Red Cross Units Feat Dead May Be As Many As 150; Possibly 100€ More Injured; Wood. ward Hardest Hit.

132 PERSONS REPORTED DEAD IN SOUTHWES)   Ternade Strikes Texas And Part Of Oklahoma; 1,032 Injured      PROPERTY DAMAGE RUNS INTO MILLIONS

IN 2 STATES ARE. LEVELED   Number of Dead May Climb As Wreckage Is Searched

Estimate Of Dead Put As High As 154   Damage '‘y Twister In Oklahoma, Texas Runs Into Millions

Airplane Flying Over Hears Call For Help, Relays Message That Brings Assistance To BadIv Mauled Communities

Texas, Oklahoma Panhandle Hit  Causes Millions Of Dollars Property Loss

U.S. OPPOSES ARGENTINE PLAN   Idea to Limit Defenses Declared an invitation To Fifth Columns Attack

Borring Of Force Inside Hemisphere Hit Argentine Proposal Is Opposed By U.S.

Conference In Brazil Already Has Problem:   U.S. Trying To _ Keep Emphasis On ‘Matters of Defense

U.S. MAY LOSE INITIATIVE TO ARGENTINA   First “Workin Q Meeting Held by Delegates to InterAmerican Parley.

Rail Workers’ Strike Order  Grips France   Premier Calls Cabinet Into Session to Cope With New Labor Crisis

FrenchRailway Strike Ordered   Walkouts Idle. 1,500,000: Schuman Cabinet Meeta

General Railroad Strike Augments France's Crisis   Brings Total Workers Off Jobs to 1,500,006  Paris Faces Hunger

BY RAIL TIEUP   General Strike Boosts Idle Workers To 1,500,000; Wage Hike Likely

Missouri Rains SendStreamsOut Of Banks Today   ‘On Omaha Line; Wabash Washout Less Rain Here

“Now We've Got To Fight Russia,” Senator Shouts In Wild Session ©

Senate Votes 59 To 23 To Limit Presidential  Tenure To Ten Years

SENATE GIVES APPROVAL 10 LIMITED TERN   Okay Amendment For 10-Year Maximum  On Presidency

Senate Votes fo Limit President To 10-Year Term   To Submit Amendment to the States for Final Action

Presidential Term Limit Is Approved By Senate  Brooks of Ilinois Contends Americz  Headed for War With Gaxtoet Rnec:

Northern States Report Snowfall   Freakish Weather In Sharp Contrast With California Heat

Miners of Butte Give Approval to New Contract  Large Majority Casts Vote

Miners of Butte Give Approval to New Contract  Large Majority Casts Vote for Acceptance

SAYS AlD TO GREECE HELPS U.S. DEFENSE   Patterson Claims Help Won't  Be Misdirected

DRUNK DRIVER ASSESSED $50   Two Fined for Running Re Lights and Another For Speeding

SCATTERED SHOWERS   Are Forecast for Tonight and Wednesday. streams mm Kanks

Report Truman Prospects Good   Wisconsin, Minnesote and Dakota Leaders Visit President

Dewey Tells Aid To Europe Views  Must Aid Those Who Stand With Us, Says

HAVE NO CHOICE’ DECLARES DEWEY   Governor Says Aid to Europe  Should be Buena ft)

Marshall Plan Gets . ‘Support Of Dewey   We Have ‘Only. “One ~ Choice,” GOP Leader F Asserts -

 Little Sister ‘Wasn't! Much Help’  ‘Four-Year-Old Girl Saves Mother’ S Lif

sate Group Gets First Draft if Labor Bill   Proposal Is Designed To Prohibit “National Paralysis” Strikes

Chinese Reds Kill 5 Marines, Wound 16   Senate Labor Unit Gets Draft

National Strike Ban Proposed   If Mediation Moves Fail Emergency Would Be Declared

Senate Gets Labor Bill   Would Change Laws To Prevent ‘National Paralysis” Strikes

Bill Drafted to Permit Injunctions in “National Paralysis’ Disputes

Proposes New Plan To Block Nat'l Strike:   Would Make It “Unfair’ For Union to Dictate Contract Terms To Loeals   Measure Termed - Tentative Draft   Provides Bans On Closed Shop, Jurisdictional Strikes and Secondary Boycotts

Senate Would Block Strikes That Paralyze   Proposal Made For Inclusion In General Lahar RU

Bill to Block ‘Paralysis’ Strikes Received by Senate Labor Group

Labor Group Gets Plan To Block Strikes   Senate Committee Receives Proposal Designed To Block “National Paralysis” Strikes.

PROPOSAL HITS NATIONAL TIEUPS   Senate To Study Ban On ‘U. S. Paralysis’ Strikes

Anti-Strike Bill Submitted To Senate Group  Would Ban Closed Shan = luricdictinnal   Would Ban Closed Shop, Jurisdictional Strikes, Secondary  Boycotts. Report

Offer Proposal To Block ‘National Paralysis’ Strikes, Ban Closed Shops   Senate Labor  Unit Gets Draft

Proposal Offered Labor Committee  Designed to Block . Paralysis Strikes

Labor Bill Tikes Shape         Natonal Paraleala Strikes Included In Tentative: Draft

Block to National Paralysis Strikes Given Senate Grou   Bans Closed Shop, Secondary Boycott, Jurisdictional Rows

Harriman Says Russians Resor lo Fear Jactics   State Corn, Soy Bean Crops Now Safe From Frost Say Officials

Robeson Is Ready For Speaking Tour  Against Fascism   1,200 Hear Negro Sing in Albany; Budenz, exRed Altracis 1,500 to Talk

He's in the Army Now, After Diet of Bananas Over Period ofa Year

BANANA DIET ENDS  Army Hopeful Persuades Friends But Not Recruiter

Encircled Men Break Out Of Trap   4,500 Regulars Bearng Down On Invaders

Poland Will Not Share In Relie   State Department Announce ment Says Poland Not To Get U. S. Relief Funds

RUSS STILL CAN JOIN MARSHALL AID PROGRAM   Satellite Nations Reported to Regret Their Rejections

POLAND WILL NOT GET FOOD   State Department Announces Poles Can Get Along Without U. S. Help

Step Based On Report By Mission   “Our Aid Not Needed;” Poles Had Boycotted Marshall Parley.

FAILURE TO COOPERATE IN  ‘MARSHALL PLAN RESULTS  “ IN, TURNDOWN oF GRAIN REQUEST .

Engaged Pair Die In Mid-Air Plane Collision   Civilian and Army Crafts Crash Near Wauseon This Morning

CIVILIAN PLANE AND FAST ARMY FIGHTER CRASHED 2,300 FEET IN AIR EARLY TODAY

Kisses Reward ‘Bombshell’ Crew after Globe-Circling Flight in 79 Hours

New Record Is Hung Up By Fz olds In B 2 2)shell   Oo 5 yaw Roune  2d Flight  x ie) z Ends ~ .« Yorks 2 & ; Get W ped eception “Py

‘ Wouldn’t Make That Trip Again For 100 Million Dollars’. Reynolds Says

Round-World Flight Writes New Record   Reynolds’ ‘Bombshell’ Girdles the Globe in 78 Hours, 55 Minutes

ROUND THE WORLD PLANE RECORD 1S SET BY BOMBSHELL   Reynolds Betters Hughes’ Mark By 12 Hours; Other New Records Claimed

MILTON REYNOLDS SETS NEW MARK FOR WORLD FLIGHT   Plane Lands in New York 78 _. Hours, 55 Minutes After 1 Tt ho OTe

Airport Crowds Welcome 3 Men at LaGuardia Field, New York, After Round The-World Flight.   TOUGHEST PART OF FLIGHT WAS OVER USS.

NEW RECORD OF 78 HRS., 55 MIN. SET BY GLOBE FLYERS   REYNOLDS CREW CUTS 12 HOURS, 19 MINUTES FROM HUGHES’ RECORD

‘But Wouldn’t Do It Again for $100 Million’   Crowd Surges Through Police Lines’ To Greet Flyers at New York

WORLD TRIP SFTS RECORD   Reynolds Wouldn't Make Flight Again, However, For Anything

’ROUND-WORLD F LIERS LOWER HUGHES’ MARK   Pen Maker, Back In 78 Hours, Says He Wouldn’t Do It Again for Hundred Million Dollars. .

Set World Flight Record   “Bombshell” . Makes 20,020-Mile Journey In Just 78 Hours And 55 Minutes

Set Record in World Flight   Reynolds’ Plane Makes Flight in 78 Hours And 55 Minutes

FLYERS LOWE FORMER MARK BY 12 HOURS   ‘Plane Lands At LaGuardia Early This Morning   LONG FLIGHT   Completed In 78 Hours, 55 Minutes; Hughes Wires Congratulations

Reynolds Flight Around W orld Sets New Mark   Reaches LaGuardia Field 78 Hours. 55 Minute: After Saturday. Takeoft!

‘Bombshell Circles World in Record 78 Hours---Cutting 12 from Old Mark

RECORD BROKEN BY BOMBSHELL   Reynolds’ Plane Does Globe In 78 Hours, 55 Minutes

GLOBE ENCIRCLED FOR A NEW RECORD   Reynolds Plane Goes Round World in Less Than 79 Hours   OVER ATLANTIC FAST

"Bombshell" Circles Globe. In. 78 Hours and 55 Minutes    “Reynolds and Companions Take Long te ant Bank Barard he 17 Mauec

CROWDS HUZZA PEN MAKER ON WEEKEND HOP   Reynolds, 54. Belts Globe in 78 Hours for New Record.

Round - World Record Set By “Bombshell”   2 Hours Clipped from’ For mer Flight Mark Held by Hughes.

Globe-Girdling Plane Shatters Hughes Record   Reynolds Jubilant ‘After Bomber Ends Trip*In New York; Crowds  Checr Crewmen ~

Reynolds And Mates Tired But Jubilant   ' End Fastest Round-World Trip; Wouldn't Make It Again For $100 Million

REYNOLDS SETS RECORD IN TRIP AROUND WORLD   Circles Globe in 78 Hours, 55 Minutes; Large Crowd Welcomes Fliers

Globe Circled In 19 Hours By Reynolds Plane   ‘Bombshell’ Lands At LaGuardia Field Just After Midnight

Reynolds’ Bombshell Makes Fastest Trip Around World; Other Records

Shatters Hughes’ Record  Reynolds ‘Bombshell’  Sets Newest Record For Cireling Globe

CHEMICAL LAB EXPLODES; 16 KNOWN INJUREL   500 Escape Death in Ruins

C&0 Chairman Plans Coast-To- Coast Line  W cucu Sov ente Plan “ee First Sinule Coast-To-€ as Sinel

Railroad Magnate Announces Plan: ‘For ‘First’ Coast-to-Coast System

Plans Disclosed for First Coast-to-Coast Railroad   Robert R. Young, Head of Chesapeake & Ohio, Confident He’ Will Succeed Despite Opposition of Federal Agencies to Single Transcontinental System and Failures of Earlier Transportation Giants in That Direction. _ 

New Railroad Venture  MoPac Is Mentioned as Possibility in Nation's First Coast-fo-Coast System

C&0 Chairman Plans Coast-To-Coast Line  * * * * * *& t + * * & hk ie ke Ly 7 Young Reveals Plan For First Single Coast-To-Coast Line

'<=HOWSPOT FOR LILIENTHAL— Wants Definite Reports On Atomic Commission

Senators Ask Information on Atomic Control  Say Commission  ‘Should Inform

ATOM HEARING IS CONTINUED   Senators Seek Definition of Congress Power Over Commission

Atom Commission Rights Questionec   Congress, Armed Services Set To Know Control Board Works

Wants To Know Answer At Once....  Senate Atom Committee Questions About Right To Atomic Information

Question Atomic > Secrecy .   Senate Seeks Definition of Rights to . Knowledge ‘Inside... Contes] Camnieon

Open Door Requested Of Atom Commission      Senate Seeks to Define Rights Of Coneress. Military .on Study

WILL INSURE ACCESS 10 A-BOMB DATA   Senate Atomic Energy Committee Seeks to Define Explicitly Right of Congress and Army to Know Secrets.

Senators in Quest Of Delineation On Atom Question  Committee Strives ; To Give Clear  Definition of Rule

Group Works on Atom Question  Would Define What Congress Should Know

Seek Clear Detinition of Right of Congress, Armec Services to Know Inside Workings of Atom Commission

Clear Definition Of Policies Of New Atomic Body Sought   Right Of Congress And Armed Services To Know Inside Actions Is Main Issue

STARTS HORSEBACK TRIP   47-Year-Old Plane to Ride Palomi FP sas from Joplin to Los Angcies

BACK-T0-WORK MOVE FOILED   Labor Chiefs End Brief Bid Te Halt Walkout Now 75 Per Cent Effective.

PROTEST DUFF TAX PROGRAM   Opponents of Proposed New Levies in State Brand Program “Ruinous”

Milk Dealers Assail Duff Tax Proposal, View Higher Prices for Dairy Products

Tax of 5-6 Cents Quart on Chocolate Milk Called Fraud on Citizens at Hearing.

Murder Char ‘OE Against Girl hg Two Deaths   Prosecutor Will Ask She be Given  Life Sentence

A Verdict of Homicide  Girl, 14, Held for Grand Jury Action In Death of Father and Boy Friend

Glhi, 14, FAGES HOMICIDE TRIAL   Shot Causes Car Crash; Boy Friend, 13, And Father Killed

Jurors Drawn For November   Forty-Eight Citizens To Serve During The  Coming Term.

Jurors Drawn For February   Judge Mish Se Selects 48 Citizens. For Service Next Month.

Congress Aims At Strikes and Labor Unions   Many Democrats Are Joining Republicans In Move for Drastic Labor Leaislation

Unions Oppose Enactment Of Legislation   Legislators Pace Threat Of Auto Strike With The Phone Walkout,

House Committee Votes Labor Bill  To Ban Closed Shop, Other Restrictions

Labor Laws Pushed Past Bitter Unions  Passage Assure d fer   Passage Assured for House Bill te Curb Beraciaina Setup

HouseGroup Okays Curbs  On Unions   GOP Senators Vote To Lump Pending Labor Legislation

‘CIO Leaders Rally to Fight Proposed Laws   Phone Union Appeal to Truman to Seize Bell System Imminent

Unions Are Bracing For Bitter Opposition   Passage of New House Low Assured; Auto Strike Leoms: Phone Dispute May Go to Truman

Curbs Passed In Committee; Strike Notice Filed By UAW   Republicans Expect To Lump Proposals Into One Measure

ClO Unions Take Portal Pay Fight Before Congress   Assail New Bill That Would Take Payments For U. S.   Latest Claim

State Offices Wire-tapping Probe Opened   “Hookup Officially:  Authorized, Says . Man Who-Put f+ In

CHINESE REDS RING MUKDEN   Large Scale Fighting Mark: China’s First Day Under  New Constitution

GEN. CLAY ASKS SOVIET EXPLANATION   Of Official's Statement U. S. is An Enemy

.$. GENERAL SAYS SOVIET REQUESTED 10 EXPLAIN TIRADE   Inflammatory Talk Said Made by Russ Propaganda Chief in Berlin; Asks for Explanation.   OFFICIAL ACTION REPORTED TAKEN

Clay Asks Russians for Explanation   Wants to Know Why the Anti-American Tirade Before German.

Britain Sells Part Of Gold Hoard To U.S.   Digs Into Basic Reserve To Buy Needed Supplies

British Obliged  To Dig Into  Remaining Gold Sell. $80,000,000  of Horded Reserve  to Federal Bank

Action Is. Necessary To Buy Vital Supplies From This Country; Britain’s Own Idea

ENGLAND SELLS COLD RESERVES   Deal Brings $80,000,001 To Buy Vital Supplies In United States

BRITAIN SELLS 80 MILLION OF GOLD   DIPS INTO BASIC BULLION RESERVE TO BUY NERDED SUPPLIES EIN U. 8.

Volstead, Father of Prohibition Act, Dies in Minnesota at Age of 87

Andrew J. Volstead Dies: Was Father Of Prohibition Act  Farmers Cooperative Act Was Authored  Rv Minnecotan

Waters Drop In New York   Many Stricken Areas Are Reported Out of Danger

Ultimatum Is Handed Jews —   Refugees Ordered To Disembark Friday   Barbershop Held Up in Sprinafield

Living Costs Big Item at AFL Parley   Raises in Wages Are Not to Blame, Schwellenbach Says

LABOR’S WAGE DEMANDS UPHELD   SCHWELLENBACH SAYS WORK. ERS HAVE NOT CAUGHT UP WITH PRICES.

WAGE BOOSTS ARE DEFENDED BY SECRETARY   Schwellenbach Asserts Hikes Not To Blame For Cost Spiral

AFL Meet Hears Cabinet Member  ae whey ores FB we  nniali L_onvenwrion

Labor Held Blameless for  High Prices   Cabinet Member Says Workers Being Made ‘Whipping Boys’

Lewis Summons Leaders Of His District 50 In First Independent Move

Miners’ Chief, Calls Meeting ‘Of Distri ict 5   “Catch-All” Union Heads To Confer, With Plans For a Third Labor  Group Seen .

District 50 Heads Summoned  First Move Made by Lewis Since Break With AFT.

Lewis Calls  In His Aids   UMW Boss Vay Plan $d U. s, Labor Body

Lewis Calls On  Union Leaders   Lieutenants Of District 50 ‘Are Summoned Into Meeting.

MEN WHO KILLED. CLEVE, LAND GIRL’S COMPANION . + ALSO ADMIT WOUND. _ING TWO GIRLS

BATTLES RAGE IN MANCHURIA   Reds Push Offensive In _ Almost Paralyzingly Cold Weather

Burlington Must Restore Service  Burch-Osceola Line Ordered Reopened

ICC Orders Rail Service  on Branch Line Restored   Burlington Must Resume Runs on New Virginia to St. Marys Section

LEAVE BOND CASH BILL IS APPROVED   First OK Is Given Toda: to Measure Affecting Veterans.

Cashing in Of Furlough Bonds Urged   Subcommittee of House Recommends Immediate Cash

HOUSE GROUP BEGINS LEAVE BOND ACTION   Move To Permit Bond Cash: ing Gets Approval

CAGLES WILL PLAY TERRE HAUTE NINE   Upton Tires Team to Be Opponents Here on Sunday.

EAGLES WILL PLAY TERRE HAUTE NINE   Contest Is Scheduled for Linton Diamond on Sunday.

DISSATISFACTION OF VETS MAY LEAD TO “TSMS,” BOARD TOLD _ STATE COMMISSION IS   URGED TO INVESTIGATE - EXPLOITATION OF MEN

 Farm Land Prices Rise to Level Reached in 1925: Still Below 1920

Marshall Proposes German Decentralized Government In Opposition To Soviet Plan

U, S., BRITAIN WANT LIMITED REICH POWERS   Oppose Russian Plar For Centralized Government

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AF   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

LEADERS SPLIT TOUGH CLAUSE   Vandenberg and Taft Are Not in Accord on Stringent  Section of Bill   TAFT AGAIN SPEAKS UP FOR SLICE IN TAXES

Fears Any Attack on LaGuardia Act   Split of Opinions Seen in Policy Meet, Compromise Is Hinted

Red Partisans March In Rome      Strength Shown In War > OF Nerves Against ~ “Government ~

RED PARTISANS BY THOUSANDS MARCH IN ROME   Demonstration Staged In Opposition To De Gasperi Government   2 SMALL LEFT PARTIES GIVEN RECOGNITION

Left Marches Through Rome   Paraders Give Red Salute In New Demonstration

‘Thousands In ‘Demonstration   Partisans Show Strength In Threat To De Gasperi Revime

REDS STAGE SHOW OF POWER IN ITALY   Thousands Parade in Rome in ‘War of Nerves” ' Aqainst Government.

Red Partisans By Thousands  March in Rome   Meetings Over Italy Held to ‘Pressure’ Premier De Gasperi

De Gasperi Government  In Trouble   Premicr Seeking Leftist Support

DENS CNARL UP  ROWE TRAFFIC   Demonstration By 60,000 Indicates Strength Of Italian Communists

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  The Story Of A Man Who Got What He Wanted — Too Late!

Communism in Balkans Flayed At News Parley   Territorial Integrity Of Nation Must Be Maintained, He Says

SECRETARY'S DEMAND THAT GREEK INDEPENDENCE BE - MAINTAINED ‘18 RE-  ’. GARDED AS SIG- © NIFICANT

U.S. 10 FIGHT COMMUNISM IN BALKANS   Marshall Demands Greek Independence Be Maintained

Vote Indicates —-U. §.-British Split   Rebel Labor Party Claims Victory on Conscription Issue Vote.

J. S. Policy Toward Soviet Getting Stiffer: Britain Takes Opposite Path.

New GOP Income Tax Slash Bill  Heads for Senate Predict Quick Okey By Senate Finance Committee Today

Tax Slash Bill ls Approved by Senate Group   House-Adopted Plan Sent to Floor Without Formality of Hearing ©

Last Passage By Saturday Is Aim   Chairman Millikin Whips Bill Through Without Hearing; Opposing Ballots Cast By Only Three Democrats

House Piles Up Wide Majority   Senate Margin in Case of Presidential Veto Still in Doubt

HOUSE PASSES TAX MEASURE 322 10 112   Another Veto Antigipated By Speaker Martin   EFFECTIVE DATE   For Tax Reduction Is Set For January 1; New Bill Goes To Senate

Speed Income Tax Slash Measure to Senate for Vote   Finance Committee OK’s Measure in 43 Minites---Two Demo: Oppose Reduetian

Senate Group Puts OK on Income Tax Reductions Quick);   Reject Lucas cas Bill, Senc Tax Cut Bill On i in 43 Minutes

TAX BILL SET FOR PASSAGE   Finance Committee OFT Upper House Votes O.K.

Vote 10-3; # 3 Democrats Opposed   GOP Schedule Calls for  Senate Action Perhaps Tomorrow

SENATE SPEEDS ITS 0. K. OF NEW TAX CUT ACTION   Finance Committee Quickl Approves Plan Passed By House Tuesday

Income Tax Cut Passes House By 302-112   Senate Gives Bill Right-Of-Way; Urge New Move On U_N.

Truman May Get Measure By Saturday   Finance Committee Approval Follows Passage in House

+ SPEEDY — Finance  Committee Acts in 43 Minutes   SUBSTITUTE BILL REJECTED

Bill Passes, 10 to3.in 43 Minutes   Full Senate Expected To Act on Measure Thursday—Taft  Bars Pocket Veto

APPROVES TAX CUT MEASURE      Committee Wastes Little Time In Givino Its Okav   PASSED BY HOUSE   Vote Is 802 To 112  On Bill To Lower Income Taxes

TAX CUT MEASURE SLATED FOR QUICK AGTION IN SENATE   House Passes Bill, 302 .Tc 112; Backers Ready For Showdown -

New Tax Cut Is Speeded By Senate   Finance Committee Gives Approval to House Bill In 43 Minutes; Senate Vote May Re Thursday

Senate Group Approves New Tax Slash Act   43 Minute Action Follow: House Passage; Final Vate Slated Before  é End Of Week

Chairman Millikin Whips Measure Through Committee Without Hearings in 43 Minute Session.   MAY BE CONSIDERED IN SENATE TOMORROW

Senate Group Approves Tax Cut Bill 10-3   Measure Gets Right-ofway for Full Vote Some Time Tomorrow

Republicans Head Income Tax Cut ‘For Fast Journey Through Senate: Estimated 49,000,000 Would Get Cut

Senate Finance Group Approves Tax Slash Bill   Vote Is Given  Ricght-Of-Wav

Tax Cut Bill Speeds Ahead   Senate Committee Okays lt In 43 Minutes, Senate May Vote Thursday

Three Members Of Committee Against Measure   Act Okehed Without Hearing Formality

Income Tax Cut Measure In Senate  House Vatine   House Voting Buoys Hopes Of RenukbBeans

GOP Leaders Hope ToSend Measure To Truman This Week   House Easily Approves Reduction o Income Taxes With Veto Over Two-Thirds Majority

Today In Congress   Quick Senate Action Seen On Income Tax Cut: Already Approved By House Second Time;: Seek Truman Move To Reoraanize The U.N..

Committee's Action Clears Way For Early Senate Vote On Proposed Cuts 

Senate Tin. Com. Gives Approval  To Tax Cut Bil   Vote Takes 43 Minutes; No Chance Truman May Kill Bill By Pocket Velo  :

Revamped Bill Now Heads for Vote in Senate   Republicans Get Set For Another Fight To Force Showdown

Senate Group Okays Tax-Cut Bill, 10 fo 3   Connally, Lucas And Barkley Oppose Reduction Measure

Senate Group  For Tax Bill   Approve Measure As Passed By House; Action Due Tomorrow

TAX SLASH BILL IS APPROVED BY SENATE FACTION   Income Levy Bill Given Greer Light for Consideration In Upper Chamber

Tax Cut Bill Approved by Senate Group   Congressional Actior Due for Completion Before Saturday

Senators Ponder Sending Supplies To Soviet Union  i aateeensienamnetiinaatinal ee a

Tells U.N. She’s Ready To Get Out   ‘Favors Immediate End Of Palestine Mandate  Regardless of Outcome Of U: N. Discussions -

Britain Plans — To Pull Out Of Palestine   BRITISH INFORM UN OF PLANS TO LEAVE COUNTRY

Britain To Pull Out Of  Palestine   Will Quit Completely Regardless Of Outcome Of Controversy Before Enited Nations

Great Britain to Pull Out of the Holy Land   Will Surrender its Mandate Regardless of UN Action

TERMINATION OF MANDATE FAVORED   Early Withdrawal Of Al Troops Promised   Scheduled Regardless Of Outcome Of U.N. Holy Land Investigation

TERMINATION OF MANDATE FAVORED   Colonial Secretary Declares Future Is In Hands Of U.N.

Will Terminate League Mandate   Palestine’s Future in Hands of U. N., Colonial Secretary Advises General Assembly.

Blast Occurs At Damascus Gate Of Jerusalem   At Least Four Arabs Killed And 30 Other Persons Hurt In Explosion

House Threatens to Take Lead on Labor ‘Measures as Consress Ends First Week

Broad Program Outlined by Senator Taft  Tax Reductions, Budget Cut Recommended

Taft Proposes U. S. Budget Be Trimmed To $33,500,000,000  Prstiimae (61°90 Dennmeoee   Outlines GOP Program in Address -in New: York

Broad Program Outlined by Senator Taft   Tax Reductions, Budget Cut  Raraqmmandar]

SENATOR ASSAILS : ECONOMIC REPORT MADE BY TRUMAN   Declares President’s Recom. mendations Are Based on Spending Theories of ~ Harry Hopkins. ri  in   IMMEDIATE LABOR > PROGRAM OUTLINED   Ohioan Says Republicans Feel High Levies Threaten. “‘Soundness of Our Eco- _ nomic Structure.” ~

Taft Sees a Way For 20 Per Cent  Income Tax Cut Would Reduce Budget To $33,500,000,000: ee oe ae

Extra Food Ration For British People   Scanty Addition Promised For Christmas

Jaycees Hear Plans: Reported On Fiesta de Mexia   ee te eee  Citizens Urged To Give Financial Aid ta Project

Purdue Economist Predicts Another Profitable Year For Farmers At Annual Rush Co. Outlook Meetings

Killing Recalls Dry Era Gunmen Riddle Detroit Gambler With Bullets

REVOLT GAINS — IN PARAGUAY      REBELLION LED BY TWO THOUann moors {§ SPJREADING OVER NATION

MacArthur Orders  Another Jap Election   Takes Indirect Note of Opposition to Premier Yoshida’s Government

Japan Must Hold  New Election   MacArthur Note Asks Vote to Provide More Effective Cabinet

Folsom May Ask Solons To Probe Sparks’ Regime  Soy Gov vernor Wants ‘Investigations’

Well-Placed Reports Say Legislature Will Be Asked To Launch Inquiry   Governor Silent On Investigation   Governor-Elect Not Available For Statement On Reported Plans

Mississippi Spills Over Waterfront In St. Louis   Coming Crest Will Break 100-Year Old High Water Record

GOP Denounces, AFL Praises Veto Of Labor Measure  Reece Calls Action ‘Outright Defiance Of People’s Will’

GOP Flays Truman’s Veto Stand   Chairman Reese Says Bill In ‘Defiance To Will Of Americans’

Labor Leaders Laud ‘Statesmanship’ Of President; Solons Condemn Veto As ‘Insult,’ Flouting Will of the People

Quick Approval, And Disapproval Following Veto.   Comments Ranging from ‘Radical’ to ‘Wise Statesmanchin’

GOP Leaders Brand Veto as Surrender  To Threats of Radicals, Communists

Calls It A Threat To Our Democracy; G.0.P. Leaders Claim It Is A Step ~ Towards New Deal Philosophies _

Lewis Silent ~ On Labor Veto   Other Union Stalwarts Hail Action

Labor Bill Veto Called Sur. render To Radicals In Democratic Party

VETO CALLED OPEN DEFIANCE OF U.S. PEOPLE   Republican Leaders Say Truman Has Made Bid for 5th Wew Deal Term.

Truman’s Veto Draws Both Praise, Blame   Republican Leaders. Labor Chieftains Disagree on Action

GOP Attacks, Labor Praises Truman's Veto   Action Denounced A: Surrender To Communist Threats

GOP Flays, Green Lauds Bill Veto   Defiance of People’s Will— Masterpiece of Statesmanship

Views Differ On  Labor Bill Veto GOP Denounces Act, Green Lauds Truman

GOP Leaders Denounce Vetoes; File Protests   Reece Claims Action Is Open Bid For ; Fifth Verm Campaign For New Deal Party

TOP GOP HEADS DENOUNCE VETO OF LABOR BILL   Union Chieftains Warmly Applaud, But Business Groups Assail Action

MORCK WINS INMAYORALTY CONTEST HERE   Other GOP Candidates Are Easy Victors In City Races

GOP AND DEMOS IN BLACK BUT SPENT HEAVILY IN DRIVES   Republicans Cained Funds But f Remedial Spent More Th  They Collected  a

Democrats Forced To Dig Into Surplus To Meet °46 Campaign  Costs; Republican Funds Grow

Both Political Parties Have Money Qn Hand  GOP Boosts Size Of Bank Accoun

6. 0.P., DEMOCRATS HAVE CASHIN BANK   Major Patties  File Reports With Congress

Both Parties Emerge from 1946 With Money in Bank  Howver, GOPs Balance Is Bit Larger

Democrats Show Reduction, 6.0.P.  Gain in Accounts   Republicans Wound Uy With $279,576 to Good, Democrats $141,488

BOTH DEMOCRATS ANDREPUBLICANS HAVE FUNDS LEFT   GOP NOT ONLY WON 1946 ELECTION BUT UPPED BANK BALANCE

Second List Of Food Speculators To Be Presented   Secretary Anderson Promises Second List Containing About 8,000 Names   PAULEY ON FIRST LIST SUBMITTED

Agriculture “Secretary iithits what There May be Names of Govern« ment Eployes on Second List — Mr, Anderson Is Continuing ta vestigation of Big-Tiste ‘Eee lators. a

6000 ON NEXT LIST OF GRAIN \F WH,         Second Installment May Be Released Late This Week

New Proposals Directly Opposed to Those Set Forth by Soviet Union

Centralized Soviet Plan Is Onnosed   Amcriean Proposal Would be Patterned Along Lines of Our Own Constitution

Federalized German Plan Is Presenter   However, ” Demands Si xg, Centralized Reich

SOVIET WANTS CENTRALIZED GOVERNMENT   Bevin Presents Proposal To Conference

Federalized Germany Is Proposed   Plan Supported by U.S. and Britain at Moscow —  Opposed by Russia

Federal System Urged for Reich By U. §,, Britain  Both Powers Oppose Ce... PX fT Ook   Both Powers Oppose Strong Central Setup Advacated by Russia

AMERICAN GOAL IS FEDERALIZED GERMAN STATE   Britain Joins U. S. Attack On Russian Plan For Centralized Reich

U. S., England Demand United German Nation   Present To Big Four Plan For Federalized State In Germany, Opposed To Russian Proposal

Would Have Federaliced.   PLAN PRESENTED TODAY IS  ~DIRECTLY OPPOSITE TO RUSSIA'S  IDEA OF A CENTRALIZED _ GOVERNMENT :

U.S. WEAPONS TO BE DENIED TO AGGRESSOR   President Describes Present Measure - As Intolerable

Yacht Slaying Case to Go To Grand Jury   Sheriff to Ask for Indictment of Heiress And Her Sweetheart

—Lilienthal—   Previous Testimony Dn TVA Activity Called ‘False, Inaccurate’

Cameron Appears Before Senate’s Atomic Hearing   Supporters Of Lilienthal Predict Victory Despite Blast By Senator Taft

No Communists In Agency, Says Ex-Research Aid   Lilienthal Backers See Confirmation In Spite Of Taft’s Blast.

SPITE OF NEW BEAST RY TAFT   Latter Says He Will Vote Against Former TVA Chief for A-Post

TRIO WOUNDE IN PALESTINE   Pamphlet Bomb Explodes At Petah-Tikva

Strike Ties up Freight Shipments In Pittsburgh Area   Truck Drivers Demand Increase of 35 Cents an Hour

Identical Bills For Constitutional Amendment Passed Today   Final Action Due Early Next Week   ‘Senate Adopts - Measure _ After Heated Argument Led By Henderson

U. S. TAKES OFF WRAP ON MOVE TO STOP REDS   Bluntly Tells Russia Greece Doctrine Aimed at Halting Communism:

PRESIDENT .M AY HEED GOP AND CHECK: WALLACE   Traman Urged To Answer Fermer Cabinet Official New In Britain   ANOTHER NEW DEAL IS URGED-FOR WORLD

President May Call Down Wallace For British Talks   Truman Plans To Broaden Field Of Bipartisan Cooperation Of Foreign Policy—May Seek Advice On Aid Program

President Is Said To Plan  Conference   Republicans Want Answer To Charge:

GOP MAY GET ACTION SOON ON WALLACE   Truman Wants Broad Support For His Policies

Truman May Rebuke Wallace — As Demanded by Republicans, Broaden 2-Party Co-operation 

President Expected to Heed Demands for Wallace Rebuke   Prospective Consultation Indicates Chief Executive to Go Far in Enlisting Republican Aid in Dealines

GOP Senators See Rebuke for Wallace By President Truman   Director May Be Named For Directing Funds Against Communism

Truman to Bid For Bi-Partisan  Foreign Policy   President May Heed GOP's Demand for Rebuke Of Wallace

Marcus Coolidge Suffers Shock At Florida Home   ‘Ex: Senator Unconscious Following A Cerebral Hemorrhage On Monday

Great-Grandmother Becomes Bride: Five Generations Attend Reception

First Degree Murder Verdict Asked By State   Brouillette Trial Starts In Leonardtown

Sailor Accused Of Slaying On Trial In Court   Three Judges Presiding Al -Hearing In Maryland Case; Navy Man’s Wife Killed

Jewish Underground Admits Reprisal Bombing Fatal to 9 _  ) 50 Civilians on Passing Bus Hart .

Nine Killed, 20 Wounded In Bomb Blast   Jewish Underground Sets Off Explosion In Haifa As Reprisal For Deportations

Nine Killed By Bomb Blast On British Police   Jewish Underground Bombs. Headquarters At Haifa: 50 Hurt 

Barrel Bomb Kills 10, Hurt 77 in Haifa   Police Headquarters Wrecked; Irgunists Admit Reprisal Act

9 Killed, 90 Hurt In Bombing   Jewish Terrorists Boast of Attack as Reprisal Against British

9 DIE, 50 INJURED IN NEW BOMBING   Jew Underground Claims It Blasts Taifa Police Post

Blast Kills 10, Injures 77 at Police Station   Jewish Underground Admits Atiack in Jerasalem as Reprixal for Deporiations

Nine Killed When Jewish Underground Agents Blast Haifa Police Headquarters

GHT KILLED TERRORISTS HAST STATION   our Jews Are Seized; Explosion  Shatters Window:

9 Killed, 50 Injured in Outbreak ‘Of Bomb Retaliations in Palestine

EIGHT PERSONS KILLED. AND _47 OTHERS {NJURED, IN TERRORIST BLAST

BOMB KILIS & IN JERUSALEM   Scores Are Injured B: Explosion At Haita Police Station

Nine Killed And Many Injured In Holy Land Blast   POLICE HEADQUARTERS IN HAIFA WRECKED BY EPLOSION

NINE DEAD AND 04 INJURED AS BOMB EXPLODES   lewish Underground Boasts Responsibility For Murderous Attack In Retaliation For Deportation Of Uncertified  Immigrants.

 JEWISH LEADER ASSERTS PEOPLE ABLE TO MAKE PALESTINE NATION; NINE KILLED IN HAIFA BOMBING

Jewish Bomb Kills 10 in Haifa; 77 Hurt   Underground Rolls Loaded Barrel Against Police Station

Nine Killed By Bomb Blast In Haifa Area   Three British Constables Among Dead; 50 Others Wounded by Explosion

Haifa Jolted By Blast of Irgun Bomb   Ten Killed, 75 Hurt in Protest At Deportation

Jewish Agency Attack Kills Nine, Hurts 50   Explosion Set Off As Reprisal For Deportation Moves

Roll Barre! Bomb Into Police Station From Passing Truck   Igrid Zvai Leumi Claim ‘Honor’ Of Latest Horror

Blast in Haifa Kills 10, Injures 77   Jewish Underground Boasts of Action As Reprisal Move

Jewish Group Blasts Haifa   Nine Dead, 50 Hurt As Bomb Explodes At Police Station.

Haifa Blast Kills Nine   ' Jew: Terrorists Boast Setting Off Bomb As Act of Retaliation

Nine Killed, 50 Hurt In Haifa Bomb Explosion  Reprisal For Denortine Jews

9 Killed, 50 Hurt As Haifi Police: Dept. Is Bomber   Jewish Underground Reprisal Cause of New Terrorism

Underground Responsible For Bombing   Shipments Of Jews Blamed For Affair

BOMB IN HAIFA FATAL TO NINE   FIFTY INJURED AS EXTREMISTS RENEW ACTS OF VIOLENCE

Jewish Underground Agents Boast They Set Off Explosion in Reprisal for the Deportation of Uncertified Jewish Immigrants—Tar Barrel of Explosives is Rolled Against Haifi Headquarters From Truck, Shaking Harbor Area.

Aviation Editor Reports Soviets Now Have Fastest Jet Plane in Production

Gen. Marshall Divorces Self From Politics   Says He Will ° Not Seek Any Elective Office

U.S. Plan For Arms Reduction Snagged On Soviet Objections   Security Council Delegates Get Chance To Present Views At Tuesday's Session

U. S., Soviet Delegates Conter; Future Course Of Action by Austin in UN Council Is Awaited

Reds Object To U.S. Arm: Slash Plan   Soviet Opposition Develops at Private Meeting of Envoys

Objections to U.S. Plan on Arms Cut Seen   Soviet Opposition Develops During Conference

Objections Start Even Before Opening Parley  Views of Other      Views of Other Delegates Not Yet Ascertained

ALL-DAY MEETING IS IN PROGRESS AT THE WHITE HOUSE   Business, Professional and Labor Leaders Are In Conference.   ON ECONOMIC PROBLEMS      Presumably the Talks Will Cover President Truman's Plea for Aid to Europe.

World's Economic Plight Discussed   Sen. Malone Says Special Meet Should Provide Emeraency Help

Leaders Hold Meeting on Major Issues   European Aid. Problems At Home Discussed at Conference; Marshall Scheduled ta Sneak

Business and Farm Leaders Meet In Capital Today  Off-Record Outline Of Problems Now Before Nation Given

ForeignAid Measures Discussed   Business and Labor Leaders Meet With Gova ernment Chiefs

Business, Labor Leaders at White House to Discuss Economic Issues of World

Emergency Food Council Reports ‘Peril of Chaos   Nation’s Leaders In All-Day Conference On Aid: and fnfletion

WHITE HOUSE ASKS HELP ON EUROPEAN AlD   SENATORS HOPE TO DELAY ACTION ON MARSHALL PLAN

OVI DE LANINAANTY  Mallard 00000300200 Bancroft 01011010101   Appoint New Vice Pres. and General Manage!

The he Atomic Front Front  Hutchins Hints At New ‘Most Terrible’ Weapon

BRITISH OFFICER KILLED IN ZION   Jewish Underground Credited With 14th Victim

POLICE OFFICER SLAIN IN HAIFA   2 Young Jews Escape After Shooting Palestine Investiacetor in Abdomen

HOLY LAND HAS VENGEFUL WAR   Palestine Officer Shot Down; Plans Drawn To Combat Terrorism

Seek Curb On New Holy Land Terror Waves   Haifa Police Chief Killed In Latest Terrorism; Toll Of 14 Dead In Past Weel

Haifa Police Officer Slain By Terrorists   Week Of Revengeful Warfare Brings To 14 Death Toll By Undergroune

Haifa Police Chief Killed By Two Jews   Week Of Warfare Against British €laims £4 Lives

Vengeful War Death Toll  Is Increasing   Senior Police ~ Official in Palestine Slain

High Palestine Police Officer Shot FromT ax:   Martial Law Rumored Nea: Again Afler Slaying Tay Haifa Sar

Death, Toll Up To 14 In Battle Against British   Jewish Underground Play “Havoc; 100,000 Traops, * Police Patrol.

DEMOS LEAD IN ITALIAN VOTING   Premier De Gasperi’s Christiar Party Appear To Hove De-  feated Pro-Communists

Moose Lodge To Initiate 100 New Members   Order Plans Home in New Wernimont Building After Fir st of Year

LOOT IS $2,000 IN LOAN HOLDUP   Ohio Bandit Pair Overlook Larger Sum, And Flee Toward. Columbus

BANDIT. PAIR. ESCAPE WITH $2,000. IN BOLD ROBBERY ‘STAGED AT NOON  . TODAY

‘Collyer Legend’ Ends As Police Discover Body Of Recluse Under Homemade ‘Booby Trap’

Collyer Body Finally Found   Police Attribute Death To One of Langley’s Own Booby Traps.

Collyer Legend Ends With Finding of Langley’s Body Believed Victim of Own Booby Trap

Police Find 2nd Collyer Brother   Man Is Victim OF Own Boohv-Tran

HIKE ORDERED IN MILK PRICE   Boost In Philadelphia Anc Suburban Areax Set By  Control Commission

SECOND MEASURE REGULATING LABOR ‘SENT TO DONNELLY   House Approves Bill Qutlaw« ing Jurisdictional and Sympathy Strikes and Sec ondary Boycotts. ,   VOTE IS 93 TO 40; DEBATE IS LIMITED   Legislation Makes Unions _ Suable and, if Signed, Will  Become Effective in,  September.

Assembly Passes Another Major Labor Regulation   Union Lobby Considers Attempt to Thwart Effective Date

TYPHOON RAKES ISLAND OF YAP   U.S. Naval Housing Badly Damaged By 100-Mile Wind And High Tide

SNOW BOOSTS WHEAT   But Moisture Hampered Most Ac. tivities on Kansas Farms

Long Fight Looms In Legislature   Fifty Amendments Offered, Eighty Representatives Want to Speak

BILL PROPOSES EXTENDING HIGH LUXURY TAXES   GOP-Supported Measure Is Introduced Today By Rep. Grant

HOUSE OFFERED BILL EXTENDING EXCISE TAXES   Rep. Grant Introduces Measure to Continue Luxury Levies

Ministry Warns of 48-Hour Period Without Gas Supply For Some Areas

Thorny Issues May Delay Legislature Adjo urnmentl   Legislators Have Been In Session Almost Continuously Sinee Organization Meeting In January: Special Calendar Would Speed Up End

Sfafe Legislature Moves Cautiously For Adjournment  Some Thomy Issues Remain To Be Faced Before Session Ends

EAST PALESTINE MEN HELD TO GRAND JURY   Enter Pleas Of Not Guilty Ir Series Of Robberies

BUSINESS ‘DIP’ IN 1948 FORESEEN BY LEADERS   Mid-Year to Witness Levelling-Off Which Failed to Develop in ‘47, Sey Prophets.

Experts Note Possibility Of Recession  MidyearViewed As Date for ' Readjustment

SEN. BYRD RAPS AT LILIENTHAL   Asserts Atomic Nominee ‘Has Tolerance Toward Communism’   TAFT PLANS ATTACK

Superintendent's  County School News   Notes. About the Rural and Towm Schools of Interest to All in  The County of Sioux

Freight Rates Cut In South   Saving Of 44 Million Dollars A Year Forecast For Shippers Of Territory

HEARINGS PLANNED ON THREE MEASURE!   One Bill Would Empower County Commissioners Ie Do Koad Work Rith Own Forces

Bill To Revise Fishing Law Is Before Senate   Final Vote Monday; Cost Of Licenses Would Be Increased

Vote on Revision Of Law Monday?   Measure Pushed Along in Sencte

EDMAN {5 HUNTED BY HOOSIER POLICE: SON IS QUESTIONED   Youth Admits He Told Wrong Story in Try to Mis-lead Authorities;  wwe fants    WIFE OF RETIRED  ENGINEER IS DEAD

Son Protects Dad Wanted For Murder   Search For Wealthy Contractor Shifts To St. Louis Area

LAND IS ON - MOVE AGAIN. AND. FEARS OF DUST RENEWED   Plains States May Aga‘n Fin: Deserts Moving Unless Mojsture Comes

Starting Lineups   Fear Return Of Dust Bowl In Oklahoma   Crop Expert Says That i Drought Continues, Situaation Will Be Alarming.

New “Dust Bowl” Seen in Oklahoma   Government Experts Fear Great Damage to Grain Crop Next Year by Movement of Millions of Drouth-Parched Acres.

Féiture of Early Fall Reins Mas Wotchers Feerful Of Whet Moy Happen

Drouth Dries Great Area In Midlands      Western Soil Turns To Dust

US. to Seek Leadership Tn Assembly   Delegation Summoned to  Draft Strategy To Be  Followed in Sessions  Starting Trradag

/ } Brief News Items F Right off the Wires   Britain Wants Manpower Data

Nation’s Celebrities Tee Off In Washington Today To Raise Funds For Youngsters’ Sports

Laughs May Break Par For Celebrities Golf Tourney Even If The Shots Don’t

Senator Asks Red Boycott   Wants Economic Sanctions Until Yalta, Potsdam Pacts Met

WHEAT PROSPECT BAD   Outlook for Next Vear is Worse Since Critical Years in "306

State Senate Votes To Keep Control Board   Would Provide Four Divisional Administrators As Assistants.

Decorated War Pooch Returns To U.S. With Chinese, In Love With a Greek

Russia, Others Far Apart On Marshall Plan  Russians See Paris Meeting As Deciding Amount From U.S.

Hope Fading For Europe Aid Program  Acceptance   Russia Will Oppose All-Embracing Plan For Economic Needs

Marshall Aid Plan Blocked by Soviet   impasse Confronts Ministers’ Parley

Showdown in. Marshall Plan Is Predicted   Foreign Ministers Of Britain, France And Russia Meet in Critical Session

No Accord Between Reds And Others   Informed Sources Predict Showdown After Russian View is Revealed

PARIS MEETING OPENS CRITICAL THIRD SESSION   PREDICT RUSSIA TO REJECT MARSHALL’S PLAN FOR RECOVERY

HOPES ARE DIM FOR AID ACCORD   Russia Declares Oppositior «To ‘All-Embracing’ Plan

Foreign Ministers Hold Critical Meet of Session  No Agreements Have Been Reached With Reds to Date

Economie Talks Reach Showdown Stage at Paris   Russia Urges Europe Aid From America On *Nation-by-Nation’ Basis

European Pact Hope Dwindles   Russian Stand Against “All-Embracing”.. Plan’ For Recovery Fore shadows Parley Failurc

THREE CONSIDER PLAN FOR EUROPE   J Doubt if France Britain and Rus aia NPS -ABle fo cAdcee

Showdown Seer Between Reds, West At Paris  Leaders Can't Agree = Method Of Eur

EUROPEAN MINISTERS IN SRD AND CRUCIAL AID PARLEY SESSION  SHOWDOWN STAGE SEEN NEAR IN BRITAIN AND   SHOWDOWN STAGE SEEN NEAR IN BRITAIN AND FRANCE-SOVIET CLASH

Europe Aid Plan Strikes  An Impasse  France and Britain See No Chance of

Molotov Forces Paris Conterence Into Stalemate   Foreign Ministers in Third Session; No Agreement on Ai..-Europe Plan.

Ministers Meef For Showdown   Russian Views On U. S. Help Cause Disharmony

THREE CONSIDER PLAN FOR EUROPE   Doubt if France Britain and Rus. , sia Are Able to Agree

Unity Plan On Europe Fades   Britain, France, Russia Near Showdown On Any Common Aid Action

HOPE FADES FOR ECONOMIC UNITY IDEA   French Sources Say British, French and Russian Foreign Ministers Face Virtual Impasse on Implementing Plan.

Hurricane Dying Out   Tropical Storm Lose: Force in Louisiana After 1-Day Blow

Il Days Old, Storm Veers Toward Texas   Winds 30-40 MPH Are Still Blowing— Hundreds Injured In Gulf Coast Area

Winds Decreasing En Route To Texas And Oklahoma.....  Eleven-Day Hurricane  Spends Self In South

Little Damage From Winds In This Section   HURRICANE SPENT ITS FURY IN LOUISIANA AREA

1-DAY STORM KILLS AT LEAST 13, INJURES 500   Property Loss Immeasurable From New Orleans to Biloxi, Miss.

DIMINISH; TOLL NOW SET AT 13   Property Damage on Gulf Coast Immeasurable; 500 Reported Huri

Hurricane Dying Out; Toll Set At 13 Dead, 500 Hurt   Heading For Arkansas; Property Dam age Immense, But Not Measured

Louisiana ‘Hurricane  Dying Out   Property Damage In Millions; 13 Dead, 500 Hurt: Severe Loss In New Orleans

Storm Leaves 13 Dead, Heavy Property Toll   Winds Diminishing In Intensity in Texas, Oklahoma

 Count 13 Dead, 500 Injured As 1]-Day Hurricane Dies Out in Northern Louisiana Today!

Storm Blowing Out In North Louisiana: Kills 13, Hurts 500   Immense Property Damage Caused In Path Over Florida, Gulf Coast; Texas, Oklahoma To Face Winds

Hurricane Dying Out; 13 Killed   i1- Day- Old Storm Losing Vicious Fury In. Northern. Louisiana:

GALE LETS UP IN 11-DAY RAMPAGE   Property Damage ‘Immense’ In Southern States

Hurricane. Dying Out in Louisiana   13 Dead and 500 Injured During 1]-Dayv Old Storm

Hurricane Dying Out in Louisiana   Expected to Travel Into Texas and  Oklahoma

‘Hurricane Dying In Northern Louisiana ‘Leaves 13 Dead, Heavy Property Loss

Temperature Takes 12-Degree Drop   ‘Hurricane Diminishes Over Louisiane

13 Killed, 500 Hurt  ‘By Storm   South Counting Cost . _As Hurricane Dies Out; Damage to Cities and Farms Is Immeasurable

H-DAY-OLD HURRICANE DYING QUT   Leaves Toll of 13 Dead and 500 Injured in Florida, Gulf Coast.

Career Across Florida wand the Gulf Coast Leaves. 13 Dead,  500 Injured -

DECREASE IN ~~-FAMILY-SIZE   NUMBER OF PERSONS IN THE AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD CONTINUES TO SHRINK IN NATION

RUSSTA DRIVES — ECONOMIC SPIKE TEROUGH EUROPE      Stalin Exerts Brutal Pressure To Snub Session

Soviets Keep’ 8 from Parley      Finns Spurn Bid, After Tass Says So

Soviet Pressure Bans U. S. Aid  From 8 Nations   Finland, Czechoslovakia Finally Yield, Reject Invitotions to Paris Conference

Finland Last to Reject Paris Bid Under Obvious Russian Pressure; Nations Forfeit Hope of U.S. Aid

Finland Last Of 8 Nations To Reject Bid   Marshall Plan Parley Opens Tomorrow in Pari:

16 Countries Will Attend; Fight Absent   Countries Within xussian Sphere of Influence Decline Invitations to Meeting

Erected By Russian Pressure    ‘EIGHT EASTERN EUROPEAN  NATIONS MAKE SELVES   BOYCOTTING CONF ERENCE

Soviet Wall In Europe Is Complete   Action By Satellites Apparently Shuts Off American Aid

ECONOMY OF EUROPE SPLIT BY RUSSIANS   Soviet Pressure Apparently Will Shut Off American Aid In the East.

Reds’ Pressure Forces - Satellites’ Rejection Of Marshall Plan, Lose Aid

Soviet Pressure Drives — Barrier Through Europe's Heart   Shuts Off All Eight European Nations In Red Orbit From American Cash Aid

FINLAND REJECTS BID TO ATTEND AID PARLEY IN PARIS   Helsinki. Cabinet Bows Tk Rumored Soviet Threat OF Reorisal<«

Russia Uses Threats to Keep Satellites From Paris Pow-wow   Czechs Back Down After First Accepting Bid; Aid to Eight Will Be  «Cut Off.

A PASTOR IS KILLED   Deughter Dangereusiy Wounded; Her Husband Suapected

‘Lima, 0., Minister Slain; Daughter Ex-husband Shot   First Trouble Between Pair ~ At Akron, Ind.

Minister Slain, Daughter Shot in Family Quarrel   Estranged Husband Under Guard In Hospital After Shooting Self

MAN TQ BE QUESTIONED’ IN CONNECTION WITH: FATAL SHOOTING FRAYX::

DAUGHTER OF PASTOR IS NEAR DEATH IN LIMA   Estranged Husband Booked to Appear on Previous Shooting Count in Indiana

Quarreling Breaks Out in Papen Trial  Order Restored After Uproar Over Whether Will Hindenburg’s or Forgery

State Press Calls For Open Records   Dan Burrows Chosen Association President

Some Iowa. rivers: =’ “Are Without License   Same Are Urged to Secured Licenses to Avoid Severe Penalty After October ¥, 1947!

Definite Link Between Hollywood And Russian Atom Bomb Spying Must Wait Next Chapter In Congressional Investigation.

Filmland Red Probe Ends Or Suspense Note   Final Witness Gives Evidence Of Soviet Snooping on Atom Bomb; Definite Hollywood Link Promised.

Movies’ Red Quiz Suspends, More: Pledged byThomas   Koch Is Among Those ‘Not . Given Opportunity ‘to Be Heard.  an Stand ©

Atom Bomb Plot Probe Is Delayed  Hollywood Red Investigation Is Abruptly Halted

‘Spy Plot’ Link With Hollywood Leff Up in Air   Sudden End of Inquiry Called ‘Vindication’ By: Movie Industry

Movie Industry ‘Claims Vindication With’ No Proof of Propaganda 

Promises to Link Film Reds, Spying  Hollywood Probe Adjourns Abruptly On Dramatic Note

Promised By Rep. Thomas   Movie tndustry “Chaim Sudden End of Hearings Vindicotes Its Position

Recess Delays Film Fireworks   Promised Disclosure: Coming In Due Time, Chairman Asserts

Movie Industry Contends Abrupt Termination Of Inquiry Amounts To. “Vindication”’

Spy Plot Link With Hollywood To Come Later    Must Await Next Phase Of Reds-In-Hollywood Investigation; Industry Claims Vindication

Bomb Spying Will Come Along Later   Hearing On Subversive Acts Closes

FILM PROBE ENDS IN Alt OF SUSPENSE   Movie [Industry Claims ‘Complete Vindication’ of Its Position.

HOUSE GROUP NOT THROUGH, THOMAS SAYS   Movie Industry Claims  Full Vindication ()f Position

Atom Spying Story Hinted   Hollywood Red Hearing Recesses To Pursue Inquiry: McNuit Sees Vindication in Probe Adjournment!

Filmland Inquiry Studies Spy Story  Takes Recess After Atom Bomb Thriller

VINDICATION CLAIMED BY HOLLYWOOD AS RED PROBE 1S PUT OFF INDEFINITELY   Atom Bomb Disclosures May Be Be Made When Testimony Resumes

Committee Set ' To Dig Deeper, Thomas Asserts   Movie Industry Claims Ful Vindication As Hearing } Suddenly Recessed Follow Ino Ajrina OF Red Schem:

First Phase of Redsin-Hollywood Probe. Ends with Suspense   Comimittee Gets Evidence Russia Snooped on Atom * Bomb Information

HOUSE PROBERS HALT QUIZ INTO FILMLAND REDS   Tie-Up Between Hollywood Russian A-Bomb Spying Must Wait Reopening

Charges Soviet Spying   Former FBI Employee Says Californians Approached On Atom Gacrets in 1942

Spy Plot Is Linked With Movie Colony      CONGRESS PROBERS IN MOVE TO PROVE RED DEALS

Hollywood Plot Testimony to Be Heard Later  Oppenheimer Was Approached, Says

Linking of Soviet Atom Bomb Spy Plo With Movies Awaits Hearing Action

RECESS HEARINGS ON REDS-IN-HOLLYWOOD  ‘Atom Bomb Spying Will Have to Wait

Spy Plot  Must Await Next Phase   ‘Former FBI Agent Tells Story OF Red  Atom-Bemh Snannin

AT NEXT MEETING Prober Pledges Link Between Films And Atom Bomb Spying

Russia Spying To Be Linked With Movies   Committee Staff To Dig Deeper During Recess

Probers End Movie Hearings  Link Between Movies And A-Bomb Spying to Come in “Due Time”

MOVIFNOM QUIZ LEFT UP IN AIR   Sensational Disclosures About Hollywood Reds Fail To Materialize

HOUSE GROUP 10 REOPEN MOVIE HEARINGS LATER   Spy Plot Link With Hollywood Awaits Next Phase of Probe

TAOLLYWOODDisclosure To Come In ‘Due Time’  Witness Tells Of  1? Soviet Snooping

Suspense Holds As Red Inquiry Takes A Recess   Details Of Russian ABomb Spying Await Next Phase Of Probe.

HOLLYWOOD “RED’ HEARINGS WILL TAKE UP LATER  DISCLOSURE OF LINKS BETWEEN  MOVIES AND

House Group Ends Probe Of Hollywood   Soviet Vice Consul Sought ‘Highly Secret? Atomic Information From U. 5. Fenert at Rerkeley

Postpone Promised Disclosure Of Hollywood Atom Bomb Spy Activities as Session Ends

Probe of Reds In Hollywood Ends Abruptly   Disclosures on Spy-Thrill. er Case Must Await Next Phase: Thomas

Recess Soft Coal Session   Operators, Mine Workers Defer Meeting On New Pact To Wednesday

ymoking O.K. For Heart  Many Patients Even Benefited, American Medical Ass’n Is old

Moderate Smoking Is Okay For Most Heart Disease Sufferers, AMA Told

GOODWILL TRUCK COMING   Clothing. Donations Will Be Ac cepted at Methodist Church

4 Out of 10 Offer Thanks   Grace at Meals Said by 43 Per Cent., Poll Shows

PROSECUTOR 3 FATHER SLAIN   Official Names His Wife As Killer; Steps Aside For  Special Prosecutor

Prosecutor's Wife Shoots His Father to Death   Hot Springs Office Makes Report, Ther  Steps Out Of Case

\Wife of Prosecutor Named As Slayer of His Father   Special Prosecutor To: Present Case Against Pretty , Blonde—Husband Calls Killing ,  Unintentional

PROSECUTOR TO “WIFE'S DEFENSE   Arkansas Man Say: Spouse Killed His Father In Fit Of Hysteria

Shot Thrice While ‘Hysterical With Fright’; Vic tim Said ‘Drinking Excessively’  Prosecutor Names Wife As Slayer Of His Father, Passes Case To Special Counsel

Prosecutor Says Frightened Wife Slew His Father  Special Prosecutor Will Present Case

NEWS ; Behind The NEWS.    KE DETERMINED TO CLEAN UP ALL LOOSE DEALINGS

PRESIDENT GETS DEFICIENCY BILL   Measure Provides Funds For Past Due Checks To War Veterans

BILL ENDS VA CHECK DELAYS   Truman Clears Way for $7.800,000,000 Fund

Vets, Blind, Aged. ‘Anatived U.S. Funds ~~   “Truman Signs’ Deficiency Bill

LICHT RAIN IN WEST   “Flora Warns However Meisture of Little Benefit te Wheat

MAY DISCIPLINE FRANGE’S CRITIC   Severe Punishment Seen For Commission Head In Moscow

CLOUDY. COOLER   TWISTER LEAVES 1,300 INJURED, MUCH DAMAGE   Rescue Workers Dig Into Ruins Of Towns For More Victims

Rescue Workers Speed Up Efforts  In Tornado Zone   Latest Reports Of Texas. Oklahoma Tornado Put Death Toll At 132   WORST CATASTROPHE IN PANHANDLE AREA

List of Injured Estimated at Least 13800 — Army Service: Command Sends Tents, Cots, Blankets. and Field Kitchens to Stricken: Area.

MORE THAN THOUEND .PERSONS INJURED AND PRO. PERTY DAMAGE IN MIL LIONS FROM TORNADO £

INJURED LIST SET AT 1,300; MANY MISSING   Property Damage Estimated In Millions along 100-Mile Path of Twister

1,300 OTHERS INJURED IN FIGHT TOWNS   Woodward, Okla., Hardest Hit; Small Twister in Indiana

132 Dead And 1,300 Injured Storm’s Toll   Rescue. Teams Search Ruins of Flattened - Panhandle Territory

Where to Put 6] Million Chafing Pounds? Too Many Eggs Make U.S. Scramble   Eggless Thursday

INJURED LIST IN EXPLOSION IS OVER 3000   NEW FIRES’ BRING FRESH THREAT IN STRICKEN AREA

Fear of New Blasts Results in Order to Evacuate One Area   Governor Declares State of Emergency; Estimate of Dead Lowered to 650 from Earlier Figure of 1,200; Over 3,000 Hur

Fresh Fires, Gas Threaten  Stricken City   Explosion of 2 Tanks Containing Butane Gas Feared in Devastated Texas City; Blast Death Toll Now Estimated at 650

New Outbreaks And Shifting Winds Pose New Threats To Ravaged Texas Community

Shifting Winds Pose New Danger, Evacuation  of Residents Is Ordered   Estimated 650 Persons Died and Over 3,000 Injured Over Two-Day Period by Deadly Explosions; Rescue Workers Search Rubble for More Bodies

Shifting Wind Poses Threats Of New Blazes  as Disles stad   Casualty Lict Estimated  At 650 Dead, 3,000 _ a

Communists Make Escape Good   Chinese Battalion Pursues Force That Made Attack

Communists Make Escape Good  Chinese Battalion Pursues Force Thet Meda that

Striking R. J.R. Workers Seeking U.S. Intervention   Accuse Company Of Refusing To  Bargain

Two Widows, Seven Children, Mourn Loss of Mr. Smith  Left Wife and a Son 22 Years Ago; Was Wed  Pea Pete ite ££ MIA Aamemr

Two Widows, Seven Children Mourn ‘Man Who Disappeared 22 Years Ago

Snow In Montana Warm Elsewhere   South Dakota Reports It Temperature In 90's; Higher Other Places.

Statesville Shots   Informal Glimpses ef People In and Around Statesville.

Molotov Blocks Action At Paris  Russian May Snub Marshall Program

Reconstruction Plans Stymied  of Britain to   Bevin of Britain to Ask Molotov for ##i Marshall Plan Okay

PARIS MEET COMPLETELY DEADLOCKED   Molotov Must Say ‘Yes’ or -‘No’ Shortly .

Reds Must Decide On U. S. Aid Plan, Molotov Informed   Bevin Reported Seeking Straight Yes or No Answer At Paris Conference

Chiang Visits:  Key War Area:   Full-Scale Offensive Seen ke af lusnections

May To Resume Stand On Monday   Cross-Examination Of For mer Congressman On Trial To Continue   SOME ADMISSIONS MARK QUIZZING

MAY WEAKENED BY TRIAL ORDEAL   Money Admissions Made under Rigid Quizzing

Judge ‘Defers. Sentence ‘Until January 14, Plans to. Cheek” Records; Are Liable: ‘to: : Life Term for Transporting Woman.to This. City

23 CIVILIANS KILLED BY COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS IN RAID ON GREEK TOWN

- Long-Secret Papers Of ‘Lincoln Do Not Change Picture Of His: Life

UN WANTS DATA ON MacARTHUR'S JAPANESE PLAN   Holds Comment; Some View Move As Premature

MacArthur Plan Surprises UN   Delegates Show Extreme Caution in Offering Comment

MacArthur's Proposal For UN Control of Japan Scrutinized   More Detailed Information Requested

Five Killed. 24 Others Escape Flaming Craft   Transport Overshoots Airport Runway on  Landing From Alaska

One Woman Killed As Craft Strikes Car When It Crosses Nearby Highway; 14 Critically Hurt

pyEssnoors FIELD  Teeter a  “DE Cr ‘ash Kills Six, Hurts 23 in Seatile

5 PERSONS DIE AS PLANE HITS CAR AND BURNS   2 Women, Baby, And Two Men Fatally Hurt In Crash

‘Australian ‘Says Britain Overpopulated   Can't Support 47 Million People

By House Group  Committee Considers Charges Against Two Tahar Witnesses

HOUSE LABOR GROUP DEBATES PERJURY ISSUE IN RED PROBE   Budenz Charged Communists Were Strike Inciters  At Allis-Chalmers

Reds —      Opposition Say Says: Vice. ‘tory Already Pre‘determined.

SAY REDS HAVE TALLIED COUNT BEFORE VOTING   European Football Tomorrow Holds Its First Parliamentary Election Since Before The War; Result Pre - Determined.

Henry Wallace Sees ‘Long GOP Control ‘Under Eisenhower   Former Cabinet Member Discusses Possibilities Of Presidential Campaign

Wallace Sees ‘Ike’ And Stassen as a Ticket fo Watch   Thinks Truman Would Be Limited to 10 States If They Are Named

RUSSIA BEATEN IN ATOMIC VOTE   Balloting Favors Report: Outlining Global Control

Commission’s Approval Ollmaxes Long Debate Between Gromyko and U. S. Representative Frederick Osborn — Commission Adjourns Indefinitely.

Storms Level Several Towns; Damace Hich: loll Mounting          Glazier ‘Destroyed;’ Higgins Is Reported In Flames; — Woodward Hit: Rescue Workers Rushed To Section

Accidents Claim 20 Lives in State  Motor Crashes Head List Over Memorial  Dav Week-Fnd

Old Salts Would Rig the Niagara   Atlantic Seaboard Men Offer to Fit Up Perry’s Flagship

Margaret Truman's Tour a Business Venture and She ll Keep the Money

“LITTLE MAGGIE”: TO TAKE PROFITS        TRUMAN'S ” DAUGHTER}, SAYS CONCERT TOUR IS A BUSI

PUSH-BUTTON PLANE STARTS FLIGHT HOME   Robot-Piloted U. S. Transvort Leaves English Field

ROBOT AIRPLANE IS ON RETURN HOP   Push-button Pilot Sends Ship Into Air at London.

CAR PRODUCTION CONTINUES LO¥   ASSEMBLY LINES AT FOUR PLANTS IDLED BY HEAT, STRIKES, SHORTAGES.

Continues At Low Level  Final Assembly Lines Of Four Firms Silent, 42 DOO Warkare Tole

AT LOW LEVEL   43,000 Industry Worker: Remain Idle; Assembly Lines Are Stopped

MRS. B. G. GARGES   Late Doylestown Resident Leaves Personal Estate of $7,500   MANGIARACINA WILI   Rristol Man Bequeaths Store and Dwelling Bas Beaver

LOCAL DEGEDENT LEFT $7500 ESTATE 10 KIN   Brooksie Gentry Garges Gives Grandnephew $1,000  BRISTOL WIDOW HEIR

IT SEEMED HOPELESS   But 88-Acre Corn Crop Planted  July 12 Yields $1,292.

O'Daniels' Objections to Dooley Purely Political. Snaps Connally

Texas Senators Split Widely  On Nominations   O’Daniel Says He Will Fight Appointment Of Arnold for Tax Post

New Wave Of Violence Hits The Holy City   Machinegun Fire, Molotov Cocktails Increase Terror

NEW BATTLE OF JERUSALEM = [8 RAGING TODAY   Violence Marks Birthday Of King David Hotel Blast Last Year

NEW BATTLE ON IN JERUSALEN   Sirens Wail Thre Tass mines in Haty a City Y

Palestine Scene of New  ‘Wave of Violence  Large Undergrounc  Offensive Reported Opened

New Violence Breaks Out  In Jerusalem   Police, Troops Answer Attacks with Hail of Machinegun Fire

Palestine Kept In Uproar By New Wave Of Violence      New ‘Battle OF Jerusalém’ Roars—Machine Gun Fire, Molotov Cocktails And Roadmines ~"Roor At Sunced

FIGHTING BREAKS OUT IN JERUSALEM   POLICE ANSWER WITH MACHINEGUN FIRE THREE StMULTANEOUS ATTACKS.

BATTLES RAGE IN JERUSALEM   Series of Attacks Made By; Terrorists on British Military Forces

Bloody Jerusalem Battle Takes New Toll of Victims  “Nolence Cc tinues   “iolence Cc tinues Into Ninth Day As Guns, Bombs Roar

Hostilities Break Out Anew in Holy City, in 7 Attacks   Wave of Violence Marks Severe Fighting in Jerusalem

MACHINE GUNS RATTLE AGAIN IN HOLY LAND   BRITISH MEET BIG UNDERGROUND OFFENSIVE

Battles Roar  Jn Jerusalem   New Wave of Violence Set Off by Bullets, Blasta

Challenge Is Hurled At Congress By President; Caentus Is Anticipated

Stern Warning Given Against Tax Slashes”  President Sees ‘No Justification’ For Present Reduction of Levies

Warns Congress Against Tax Cut   First Balanced Estimate Since ‘30 Still Far Above Republicans’ Goal

Truman Warns on Tax Cutting   Message Asks Surplus of $1,800,000,000 for Debt: Predicts Year of Better Business

Sees No Justification Now For Any Reduction In Taxes   President Proposes To Spend Over $37 Billion In 1948 Fiscal Year: Aske For Debt Retirement

Truman Warns Against Tax Reduction; Republicans Set To Swing Axe On Spending

TAX REDUCTION FROWNED UPON   Pros. Truman Subtlta to Congréss First Balanoed Budget Slices 1036 Depression-#Hilte.in. Postal Raton Seon ag Possible: Soured: on Reves  nha.

rstimated High Incomes, No Reduction in Taxation Allow Fiscal Year Surplus

But GOP Say: Further Cuts Are Possible   Prosposes Spending 37 Billions; Surplus Is Set At 202 Millions

Again Warns Against Any Tax Reduction   Expects Better Business, Higher Incomes This Year

CHIEF EXECUTIVE BASES FIGURES ON ‘BETTER BIISINES®   President Warns National Welfare, Security Depend pe Be tem.

Revenues Match Expenses for First Time Since 1930; Good Business Predicted

President Proposes To Spend 37 Billions In 48; Warns Against Tax Slash   Congress Hears National Debt Is Reduced By 20 Billions From’45 Peak Of 279 Billions, W ith Further Cut Pramjced:

First Balanced Budget Since 1930 Handed to Lawmakers; Urges Debt  Reduction Before Lowering Levies

National Defense Cost Js Cut about 3 Billions   President Forecasts Small Surplus To Be Applied Toward Retirement of Huge National Debt

President Sees Better Busi. ness, Larger Income—  Favors High Taxes

F H ] irst One Since 193 0   Depression   -PROPOSES TO SPEND 373 BILLIONS; RECOMMENDS MEASURE TO — PROVIDE FOR NEARLY TWO  BILLION DEBT PAYMENT 8 ~*~ ©

Report!Shows Kxpectation UI 1947, Business Prosperity; Continues To Oppose Tax Cut

FIGURES. BASED ON NO CUTTING OF U). §. TAXES   Proposes $37,528,000,000 Be Spent in Fiscal Year Starting July 7   DROP OF $4,995,000,000   Sees Surplus of 202 Million and Asks it Be Raised to $1,800,000,000

BUDGET MESSAGE WARNING I ISIED   Balanced Federal Budget Envisioned in Proposal Made Today at Capital; No Tax Cut Asked.

First to Balance Since Depressien  of 17 Years Age   President Issues a Stern Warning Against Reduction in Taxes   HIGHER INDIVIDUAL INCOMES PREDICTED   Truman Provides Surplus to Be Applied Against Debt Retirement

President Warns. - Against Tax Cufi      Republicans Stand Firm on Belief They @ Reduce Truman Budget by Three or Fo Rillion Dollars te

PRESENTS BALANCED BUDGET TO CONGRESS   CALLS FOR HIGHER TAXES TO RAISE NEARLY TWO BILLION SURPLUS FOR USE IN REDUCING NATION’S DEBT.

BUDGET GIVEN TO CONGRESS   Truman Submits His Figures In Defiance of GOP Demands for More Economy.

First Balanced Budget Ignores Tax Reduction   President Says GOP’s Demand for Cut Uniustified

Seek to Aid Invaders  Held in Trap  _ Report Other Units Yunus ‘Sion

Seek to Aid Invaders  Held in Trap  ™.. ..5 wuit   Report Other Units Are Massed on Yugoslavian Borde:

Observe National  BPW Week Here  LeMars Women At Rock Rapids Meeting

B. P.W. Represented . ~ At District Meeting in R. Rapids Oct. Sth

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Munitions Acauired During Snain’s Civil War Exolode

Blames Red Explosives. for Blast   Spanish Experts Place Blame for Cadiz Explosion

‘HANDS OFF’ AIR FLIGHTS POINT TO SAFER ERA   Elimination of Human Error Is Seen Possible After Push-Button Trip

Says Marshall Gave Incorrect Korean Report   Rightist Group Sweeps Italian Local Election   Push Button Flight Opens Way For Human Error Elimination

Push- Button Atlantic Hop Seen As Advance In Safety   €ten Toward All-Weather Flwing. Army Savy:

May End ‘Humaw Error  sitinadrnettnataataade S eteetinetibeatindtaelimeamedinae aaa eee  Plane Crosses North Atlantic With No Hand on Controls

PUSH BUTTON FLIGHT   Four-Engine Transport Flies Atlantic Without Aid of Crew

Robot Flight Across Atlantic May ‘Bring Railway Regularity te Planes

Push-Button Flight May Erase Human Error in Cockpit   See Railroad Regularity In Air if Process Is Successful

Trans-Atlantic Push-Button Flight May Lead To Railroad  Reeularity For Airlines And Elimination Of Human Error)

“Railroad. Regularity” For Plane. Flights; Is Seen:  ’ After Skymaster: Spans Atlantic «

C54 Makes Flight. Over Atlantic; No One Is at Controls   Push -Button Han dlin & Proves Perfect, Plane * Comes in-on Beam   end Lands

2» PILOTLESS AIR FORCE TRANSPORT MAKES HOP ACROSS ATLANTIC ‘Airplane Flights Free From Human Error Seen

‘Push-Button’ Flight to  England Seen as Boost To All-Weather Flying

FLIES OCEAN ON ROBOT CONTROL   FOUR-ENGINE PLANE TAKES OFF, LANDS FROM RADIO BEAMS

Indiana Yule. Weather to Be Fair, Warmer   Upper Middle West, - Eastern Areas to Have White Christmas. _

Subcommittee Leg islation That Would Ead Present Controls on  December 31. an   VOTES AS COMMODITY ~~ MARKETS MOVE UP   Way Before 1947 Ends, © in Opinion of Some = _— Business Leaders.

DOLLAR BACO TALK SCARES WALL STREET   SENATORS PROPOSE RAISING OF RENTS AND END OF OPA

Climbing Prices Threat Big Rise In Living Costs   Pork, Cotton, Wheat Hit Record High; Rent Hike Voted by Senate Grour

Talk Of Dollar Bacon Frightens New York Marke  10 Per Cent Rent Hike Is Favored

10PerCentRent Hike Approved As Prices Soar   30 Cent Sugar, Dollar Pork Chops Forecast As Commodities Zoor

Commodity Prices Rise; Dollar Baeon Is Intimated   But Buyer’s Market And Lower Prices Seen by Officials Of Retail Group

Senators Urge Rent Increase  As Foods Soa   $30 Pork Sets New Mark Grain Futures Climb Tea 20-Veor Hich

RENTAL BOOST IS PROPOSED   End of Controls Also Given Approval Of Subcommittee

STOCK MARKET DIPS SHARPLY ‘Dollar Bacon’ Seen as Rents, Commodity Prices Skyrocket

HOUSE PASSES OPTION BILI         Senate Group Approves 10 Pct. Rent Raise   Railroader Denies He Stabbed Man in Fight   Other Witnesses: To: His Fight: With’ Basil” Bow

UP BILL AFTER HOUSE ACTION   Latter Expected to Give Okay to Tax  Benanncal an Tuecdar

Tax Bill to Get New Test   Revived Measure to Be Brought Up In House Next Tuesday

Veto Awaits New Tax Bill,  Democrats Say   Tax Cutting Bill Is CarbonCopy of Measure Truman Vetoed Last Month Save for Effective Date.

CLEARANCE FOR TAX BILL GIVEN   Senate And House Are Ex. pected To Pass Measure Next Week

SO. WISCONSIN 1S SNOWBOUND: MANY STRANDEI   Twister Hits Alabama Area Following Others in Missouri and Arkansas   MILWAUKEE {8 CUT OFF   illinois, lowa, Michigan and Indiana Also in 100-Mile Wide Storm Belt

Raging Winas Cause Losses  In Wide Area   Crops, Farm Homes And Livestock Are Badly Damaced By Freakish: Weather

Tornadoes In Missouri, Arkansas   Fifteen Persons Reportec Killed in Storms — Four  Tornadoes Reported

Alabama Town Hit By Latest   Mercury To Skid Tonight In Wake Of Freak Disturbances

Fifteen Killed in — Midwestern Storms   Rain, Snow, Sleet and Windstorms Strike Central States

19 U. S. Deaths Blamed on Sno and Tornadoes   Four Twisters Hit South as Blizzard Ties Up Midwest

Storms, Cold Leave 19 Dead   Tornadoés Strike In South, Midwest Has  Low Temperatures ,

Blue Allows Tax Bill to Become Law   Returns Measure Withoui His Signature — Does Not Approve the Bill

FUROPE RELIEF MEASURE FACES NEW ATTACKS   House Group Plans Fight To Spurn Compromise Report

GENERAL RENT INCREASE UP T0 CONGRESS   Truman Reaffirms His Determination to Hold the Line

Fire Burns Through Seven Stores Sunday   Losses Estimated at $700,. 000 in Wilkes-Barre  Blare

REPUBLICANS KILL $10 VET TAX BILL; ORDERED BY GATES   Exemption on _ Income Levy Is Pulled from House Calendar at Capital by Committee Decision.   PASSING OF ‘BUCK’ CHARGED TODAY

House Drops $10 Per Year Tax Benefit   Matter Is “Political” Gates Explains, But Buck-Passing Hinted

PREDICT LINCOLN PAPERS TO GIVE ‘NEW POINTS OF VIEW   EXPERT_SAYS_PAPERS WILL GIVE NEW INFORMATION ON THE POLICIES OF . THE CIVIL WAR

Trailways Starts One Bus Route   ‘Columbus - Tuscaloosa Is First Run to Resume; Others Promised Soon

Frisco Bids For National ‘Conventi an   Se ae  ‘West Coast City Matche  Philadetphia’s . Ciffer ¢ Land Democratic Session.

Frisco Bids For 1948 Conventior  Will Match Basic Offe: Made by Philadelphia

Union Labor by Thousands Reach Capital   60,000 Expected to Join in Big Demonstration

To Select Applicants For Scholarship   Farm Bureau Committee to Pick Candidates, Alternates

BRITAIN REVISES PLAN FOR MALAYA   Would Include Nine States, Two Settlements

Malaya Federation Pian Is Announced   Britein Announces Protectorate Set-Up

Chief Objection Lies in Keeping Order Until July  Other Nations Feel  American Proposa

Looks to 1948 For Solving of Disagreements   Nations Can Agree in Mutal Spirit of Goodwill,  President Declares

Russians : old  Goodwill Is Necessary  President Meets With h New Soviet  [ ceanmndan batt @

PAYMENTS MADE TOK. C. VOTERS   TWO ADMIT RECEIPT OF MONEY AFTER SOMEONE ELSE MARKED BALLOTS.

itels On First U. S. Sub To’ Pass Through Magellen Strait   ptune Tougher On Allen Than On  ~ Truman

Heart Attack Fatal To Rep. J. P. Fant   Stricken During Sesccjon of. House

Truman Not To Act on Tax Cut Bill This Week   President Going To Kansas City Reunion Friday

President Delays Action On Tax Bil   Fate of Measure Held Up Pending Kansas City Trip

Predict Delay’ Truman: Action On Tax Slash   President Has 10 Days To. Act

Truman Won't Act On Tax Bill Now   Ross Says No Action Dne Leflore Chief Execulive Gocs Lo Midwest

TRUMAN WILL DELAY AGTION  »  ON TAX BILL    Senate Republicans Lack  Votes to Override  a Veto.

President Has 10 Days to Veto or Sign Bill for $4 Billion Slash 

Truman fo Delay Action on Bill Cutting Taxes   Democratic Official Predicts President Will Veto Measure

TRUMAN URGED TO ACT QUICKLY ON TAX CHANGE   Instructions Must Go Ou To Reduce Withholdings If Law Is Accepted

ACTION ON TAX BILL DELAYED   Truman Not To Sign or Vete Measure Before Leaving For Reunion.

EAVES FOR KANSAS CITY IN TWO DAYS   President Has Ten Days In Which To Act On New Measure

Truman to Wait  On Tax Cut Bill   Will Not Act on Measure Until After Visit to 35th Reunion      SPECULATION IS RIFE   Demos Predict a Veto: Sen: ate G.O.P. Fears Lack Of Votes to Override

Speedy Action By Truman Due On Tax Cut Act   President Has Ten Days To Sign Or Veto Bill, But Decision This Week Expected

Quick Action Is Expected  By President On Tax Slash   Effective Date Sets Need For Decision, Possibly This Week

Truman to Delay Action on Taxes   * Trips to Missouri, Canada Stall Work on Big Tax Slash

Cabinet Gets Call to Confer On Tax Bill   President Expected To React This Week On Income Levy Cut

Quick Decision Expected For New Tax Bill   PRESIDENT MUST EITHER SIGN OR VETO NEW MEASURE

Quick Action on Tax Bill Expected   Truman May Decide After Cabinet Meet Thursday

CHIEF DELAYS   Truman Won't Sign Bill Before K. €. Trip, His Secre-_ tary Reports :

President in No Hurry to Act on Bill   Won't Sign or. Veto Tax Cut Plan This Week

New Tax Bill With President  Chief Executive  - Has 10 Days to Approve or Reject It

President Won't Act On Bill Before He Leaves For Kansas City On Friday

To Delay Action On Measure Til Return From [rip   Leaves For Kansas City Friday and Then To Canada

Big Measure ls Approved By 2 Houses   Bill Not Yet Put Upon Truman's Desk

President Will Not Act on lticome Tax Cut Before Friday   Speculation Rife in Capitol Hill; Union Curb  Passane Near

Await Truman Tax Verdict   Expect President to Veto or Sign Tax Cut Bill Thic Week

Look for Quick Tax Bill Action  Truman May Sign Or Veto This Week

Delays Tax Bill Decision   President Will Not Act On Measure Till After Friday; Has 10 Days to Sign or Veto

No Action On Tax Cut Bill By President   Measure Has Not Reached Desk as Truman Prepares For Trip to Kansas City, And Later Visit to Canada

 Truman To Studi Tax Slash Bill For Couple Days   Net To Act Before Friday; Has Ten Days  Te Recida.

Action on Tax Cut Measure To Be Delayed   Truman To Make Trip Before Reviewing Bill

Has 10 Days To Decide  No Presidential Action On lneoriie Tax Slash Bill Before Week -End

Quick Action By Truman On Tax Bill Expected   Veto Predicted By Some; Cabinet Meeting Called

TAX CUT DECISION DELAYED  Truman Won't Act on Bill Before Kansas City Trip

Tax Cutting Measure not on President’s Desk Yet Although Congress Completed Work Yesterday.   HAS TEN DAYS TO SIGN OR VETO BILL

Truman Will Take Time On Tax Bill   No Action Will Be Taken On Controversial Measure Before Friday

Truman Will Not Act on Tax Bill Before Monday   He’s Leaving for Missouri Friday '

Pres. Truman Delays Action On Tax Slash   Will Do Nothing Until After Return From Kansas City

President Postpones Tax Action   Will Not Sign, Or  Veto, Revenue Cut Before Friday, and May Not Act Then

Tax Bill Action Awaited   Truman Won't Announce Decision This Week, Secretary Declares

“Truman Will Not Act on Tax Bill Before Friday  Saaeuliantian Dit.

EXPECT TRUMAN TO AGT FAST ON TAX GUT BILL   Time Element Pressing te Revise Forms If Measure Becomes Law

Truman Holds Off Action on  Tax Measure   Will Not Make Any Decision Before Trip To Kansas City

Truman to Delay Tax Cut Action   No Decision on Veto Due Until After Friday

NO TAX BILL ACTION DUE IMMEDIATELY   Truman Not to Take Any Steps Toward Approving or Disapproving Legislation Before Leaving for Missouri.

‘UNIONS ABOLISHED’  Farcical Anti-Labor Bill  Gives House Bad Moment

Ridgway Man Drowns At Parker Dam -Reported To Have  _ Dived From Pier

Bills Raising Teachers’ Pay Go to Jester   Measures Restricting Union Activities Pass Both Houses

FARM INCOME IN INCREASE   Expected to Top Ist 5 Months of 1946 20 Per Cent

Warr ren Name Likely to Go  To Convention   Governor’s Consent Be lieved to Be Given to GOP Chairman

PLANE CRASH IN MARYLAND ~ TOOK RECORD TOLL FOR U.S   DEATHS OF 53 ON BIG AIR LINER EQUALLED TOLL IN WOHRLD’S WORST DISASTERS

WE'LL BE IN HOCK FOR A SPELL Trying To Figure Out Payment Of National Debt Looks Futile

Fourteen More Top German Military Chiefs Face Court   ‘More Militant German Comman: ders Confront Indictments In Nuernberg Court

VICTIMS USE EMERGENCY EXITS Seventeen Hurt As  Bus Goes In Ditch

STATE LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS R AID. HOUSE AT W. BRISTOL; GET STILL

LIONS CLUB GIVES $200 TO LUTHER MEMORIAL AT MH-I  Club To Hold Ladies Night

LIONS CLUB GIVES $200 TO LUTHER MEMORIAL AT MH-E  Club To Hold Ladies Night  eee ee

Seek To Test Jim Crow Law   Two Negroes and Two Whites To Have Court Hearing At Chapel Hill

Test ‘Bombshell Before Takeof!   World Girdling Airplane To Be Given Severe Tests Before Second Flight

lowa Schools Ask for Eight Million  Claims Filed Under Emergency Program

Aid Bill Passage Likely Next Week   Martin Predicts Speed in Handling Interim Help

Cities To Ask Legisiatu re For Partial Return Of Sales Tax Revenue

Wheat Farmers Eye Overcast Skies   Predicted Thunderstorms Not Due in Their Area, However

Senate Marks OPA For Death By End Of June  Subcommitiee Votes 3-2 To Boost Rents

Senate Votes To End OPA, OitherControls By June 30  . Sub-Committee   Sub-Committee  Favors 10 Percent - Increase in Rents; Democrats Protest

OPA Is Destined for Graveyard of War Agencies  Other Bureaus Doomed by Vote in Senate

OPA Is Destined for Graveyard of War Agencies  Other Bureaus Doomed by

Senate Votes End Of OPA and Other   Agencies June 30   Stipulation in Appropriation Bill Calls For End of Control Agencies; Rent Increase Given Approval of Subcommittee

SENATE APPROVES PLAN TO WIPE OUT “OPA BY JUNE 2   Action Marks for Death Civil  ian Production Adminis tration and Office of Reconversion.   Under Legislation Controls Would Be Taken From Price Agency and Left to Courts to Entorce.

ALL WARTIME CONTROLS TO BE DISCARDED   APPROPRIATION CUT MARKS AGENCIES FOR GRAVEYARD

Rent Increase Gets Approval Of Committee   Many Wartime Agencies Doomed to Die By Action Of Senate

Rent Control Will Be Left to Courts to Enforce; Bill Goes Back to. House for Action on Amends ments.

Senate Votes To Kill OPA, OtherGrouns   GOP Overrides Democratic Protests to End War _ Agencies Iseme 20 

Senate Votes To End OPA By June30   Stipulation in Deficiency Appropriation Marks for Death Yarious Bureaus Of Government

Senate Votes, 58-29, To End OPA, Other Agencies by June 30  General 10 Pct. Boost in Rents Gets OK of Subcommittee

Senate Votes To Serap OPA, Other Control:   Agencies Would End by June 30; 10 Per Cent Rent Hike OK'd

SENATE VOTES TO TERMINATE OPA BY JUNE 30   Other Wartime Control Agencies Also Due To  Pass From Scene   COMMITTEE FAVORS INCREASE IN RENTS

Senate Votes To End OPA By June 30   Other Agencies Will End Then Too; Group Votes to Boost Rents

FINISH OF OPA IS SET FOR JUNE THIRTY   Rent Hike of Ten P.C Is Favored by GOP Senate Committee

Senate Accords Death Sentence To OPA Measure   Rival Democrats Votec Down: Rent Control Is Included

Senate Votes iv End OTC By June 30  OPA, Other War Curb Agencies Hit

New State Aid School Law Into Tentative Form   Special Committee Settles On Plan For School Cash

AGREE ON STATE SCHOOL AID PLAN   Will Re Chanved Avain Tf Ut In Found to Be Unfair to Any Part of State,

LEWIS PUTS DISTRICT 90 OF UMW ON SPOT   Refusal t Meet Any of Taft-Hartley Requirements Cited

LES mares      ee eee  ‘Pistrict. 50 of UMW- Will Not : Be Able to Cut Inijo ‘Other Unions: »

UMW DISTRICT ON SHAKY LIME   Lewis ‘No’ To Anti-Red Plar Leaves Group On Spot

District 50,  UMW, In  Tight Spot Lewis’ Union  Lacks Support From NLRB

Lewis’ Catch-All District 50 Put In Tight Position  UMW Union Must ° Depend on Strength Without NLRB‘s Aid

Lewis’ Union  Faces Fight  To Hold Own May Be Used In  Oreanization War

Lewis F acing Har d Fight Tn New Law Rule      “May. Boost Dri ive:

Lewis’ Refusal to Meet Provisions, Of New Labor Act Hurts Coal Union

Lewis Union  In Tight Spot  Lacks Any Chance For Support by Labor Board

Lewis Faces Hard Fight   District 50 Of UMW Lacks Support From NLRB.

Lewis Dist. 50 Is in Bad Position   Catch-All Union Has No Chance of Support from NLRB

District 50 Is Ina Tight Spot  Lacks Any Chance For NLRB Support

CURLEY TO PICK UP WHERE JAIL MENACED RULE   Powerful Demo Politician Will Be Boston’s Mayor Again Friday

Curley Is Freed From Federal Prison; Will Resume  Mayor's Duties

Taft Approves NLRB Ruling Declaring Lewis and Others Need Not Sign Oaths

FILE FINANCIAL REPORTS: NLRB   Taft Endorses Opinion On Non-Communistic Affidavit Signing

NLRB Ruling Gets Approval Of Senator Taft   But Opinion Differs Emphatically Among Leaders of Congress

NLRB Labor Law Ruling Receives Mixed Reception  Non-Red Decision Approved By Taft

TAFT BACKS NLRB RULING   Senator Says Not Logical AFL, CIO Heads Should Sign Affidavits

Opinions On Affidavit Rule Found Divided   Taft Approves Board Decision; Others Oppose

NLRB Ruling Gels Approval Of Sen. Taft   ‘Congressional © Pinion Differs On Non-Com~ munist Pledae

COMMIES AVOID FOREIGN TIEUE   U. S. Reds Say Joining Comin. form at Belgrade Would Bring ‘Repressions’

"Persecutions’ Would Follow   ‘Approve Strongly Of Belgrade Group’

To Pass Up Cominform   American Communists Will Not Join NineNation Btreau But Anprove Its Aims -

Affiliations Are Denied   U. S. Reds Will Not Link: To Cominform

U.S. Communists Will Not Join Soviet Cominform   Approve Red Group But Fear Link Would Be Harmful to Party

Communist Party In U.S. Decides to Shun Cominform   Fear Joining the  9-nation European’. Organization. Might Have Renerrucscions

US Communist Party Not ‘To Join With Cominform  ‘Approves Strongly of Purposes

U. $. Reds Not To Affiliate In Cominform   AMERICAN COMMUNISTS REJECT BELGRADE GROUP

OPENS EDUCATION WEEK CELEBRATION   Jumior High Gives Program At Rotary at Noon; Open House Tonight   AT L.M.H.S. TUESDAY

Junior High Gives Program ArR Noon; t aaa! oan Oren   AT UMHS. TUESDAY

Kansas Waits On Gen. ‘Ike’ To Give Word   Voters Will Not Move To Either Dewey Of Taft Until Favorite Speaks

BRITAIN SUFFERS; THAW ARRIVING   Another Fuel Crisis Likely As Unemployment Aaain Soars

PHOTOS SUPPORT FAKED INVOICES   Government Claims May Documents Were Forged

Rebuild Korea, Marshall Says  4 8. Ese 8a  ae   Project Calls for Big Outlay

U. 5. DRAWS UP KOREAN PROGRAM   E  REBUILDING PLAN TO conGRESS SOON — $75,000,000 OUTLAY FIRST YEAR, :

Truman to Seek $75 Million Fund To Rebuild Korea  Marshall Reveals Plan T Make I]. S Jane   Marshall Reveals Plan To Make U. S. Zone Self-Supporting

Korean Outlay Next for U.S.   Marshall Says $75,000,004 Needed for First Year

People of Monett Are Not Spending Time Mooning Over Planes —It Is a Rail Town

GOVERNMENT T0 BUY CHICKENS   WILL AID RAISERS CULLING FLOCKS TO CONSERVE ON FEED

Two In Liftle Rock Beaten At Tourist Cabin  Assailant Usec Bia   Assailant Uses Big Rock In Attack; Both Near Death

Charges Armed Forces Chiefs Doing Nothing  OPA Has 7,500 Paid Idlers, Is Claim; Hope To Recover linenent Fundc

Taber Would Balance Federal Budget in 1947  Has ‘Why Wait ‘Til 1948?" Dero,

Taber Will Seek Cash  Balancing   Says He Will Use Strong Tactics, Have Check on All 1947 Spending Programs   Tells of Jaunt   Says Man Saw Many Idle in Huge Office Building

Taber Wants U.S. Budget Balanced Now  Claims Many With   Government

A Drive To Slash: Spending   Chairman of House Appropriations Com: mittee Leads Biggest : Economy Move Yet

BALANCED BUDGET THIS YEAR 1S AIM OF HOUSE LEADER   “Why Wail Uatil Next Year’ At tilude of Taber; Spending to Be Resurveyed

Taber Determined On Budget Balance   Congress Budget Chairman Means to ‘Use Sledgehammer On 1948 Budget, Recapture Large Sums from Appropriations Already Made, Lop Many Idle Federal Employes

s Taber Intends to Balance Federal Budget This Year   New Yorker Adopts A “Why Wait Until Next Year” Attitude

Taber Says ‘Why Wait’ to Balance Federal Budget      Budget Leader to Use Sledgehammer on 748 Budget, Cut 47 Funds

Taber Opposes Delay in Getting Budget Balancer   Cites Waste of Public Funds in Federal Offices

TABER AIMS TO PARE EXPENSES   Solon Demands Balanced Budget This Year—Points Finger at OPA

Congressman Taher Intends to Balance  Budget “This Year’   “Why Wait?” Attitude is Adopted by Committee Chairman Today

Balanee Now. Not in 1948.  Taber Says   Why Put Off Economy Any Longer. Head of  Budget Group Asks—  Cites Extravagance

Taber Plans Budge! Slash; Re-Surveys ‘46 Appropriations   Large Cuts Possible In Many Department Is First Indication

Solon Asserts Action Is Due This Year   Recapture of Funds Not Yet Spent ls One of Objects

Taber Intends To Balaice Federal  Budget This Year   New . Yorker Adopts > “Why Wait” Attitude And Plans Action.

Balanced Budget By End Of Year   Would Use Sledgehammer On 1947 Figures And Re-Survey °47 Spending

Budget Group Chief Asserts  Many Savings Can Be Made   Rep. Taber Promises Drive To Recapture _ Funds Not Yet Spent

TABER WOULD BALANCE BUDGET IN'47, NOT '48   Finds Thousands of U. S. Employes Have Nothing to Do

PROMISES DRIVE TO BALANCE U, S. BUDGET IN 1947   Taber Also to Investigate Appropriations for Last Fiscal Year

BUDGET BALANCE IN ‘47 HINTED   ‘Taber Adopts ‘Why Wait until  Next Year’ Attitude

Taber Adopts ‘Why Wait’ Attitude As He Plans Budget Balancing For "47

Taber Opens Fire  On ‘Overloaded’  Federal Bureaus New Yorker Hints  Plans to Balance Budget Right. Now

JOINT COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN SCORES FEDERAL SPENDWNE   Says Larga Sums Can Be Retapivred From Current

Says Federal Budget Can Be Balanced Now   Taber Proposes te Recapture Money Not Yet Spent

‘Why Wait Until Next Year?” Attitude Shown By Chairman Of House Appropriations And Joint Senate-House Committees — Hopes To Equalize Federal Expenditures And Income Prior To President Truman’s Goal’Of June 30, 1948

New York Solon Spurs Drive to Balance Budget   Action This Year Goal of Chairman Of House Committees

Taber Declares Budget Can Be Balanced In °47   Committee Head Is Ready To Wield Axe; Re-Survey Of Spending Planned; Criticism Of OPA: Heated

[Balance of U. S. Budget Is Pledged   New Yorker Cites Overstaffed Bureaus In Economy Talk.

No Need To Wait, Says New Yorker  Opens Drive To Slash Spending .

Chairman of Committee Adopts ‘Why Wait’ View  on Federal Finances

TABER TO PUSH FOR BALANCING OF BUDGET NOW   Will Try To Regain Some Of Money Appropriated, But Not Yet Spent

The Easy Money Boys Idle Federal Employes Still Clutter Washington

QUICK BUDGET BALANCE ASKED   ‘Why Wait Until Next Year?’ Representative Taber Inquires

WHY WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR, ASKS G.0.P. BUDGETEER   DISCLOSES PLANS TO USE SLEDGEHAMMER ON APPROPRIATIONS

Rep. Taber Adopts “Why Wait” Attitude; Intends To Balance Budget “This Year”

Sledgehammer Taber Would Balance Budget."This Year” Eyes Some of Money Not Yet Spent _

Would Balance Budget in 1947  Why Wait Until Next   Why Wait Until Next Year, Congressman  Taber Asks

Republican Congressman Proposes To Balance The Federal Budget This Year

Taber Aims To Balance Budget Within A Year   Senate-House Commit: tee Chairman Adopts A ‘Why Wait?’ Attitude.

TABER INSISTS U. §. BUDGET BE BALANCED   ‘Why Wait?’ Asks Lawmaker, Promising Action ‘This Voor’ an Prahlam

Blackmail,” Says Plane Builder  Somebody Not Telling Truth, Says JHushes, Asks Look At Reputations

Me. Senator Denies Official Relations In Pan Am Airline   Manufacturer Labels Senator As “Trick Shot’’ Capital Artist

Plane Maker Calls Brewster Testimony  Just “Pack of Lies”   Senate Committee Room in Uproar During Part of Today’s Hearing

HUGHES HURLS LIE CHARGE AT SEN. BREWSTER   Says Senator's Claim of No Pan American Connection Is “Untruth’

Multi-Millionaire Plane Maker Gives The Lie To Denial Made by Senator To Original Charge Of Willingness To Halt Investigation; Audience Cheers, Relents ond Is Allowed To Stay

Howard Hughes, Film and Plane Magnate, Shouts Senator Brewster’s Testimony Is “Pack of Lies.”   PLANE CONTRACT : INQUIRY CONTINUES  

Hughes Calls Statements of Brewster Lies  Says Blackmail Was Threatened.

Ten Thousand Fans Lined Up Early In Morning for World Series Game

Telephone Strikers Battle with Police   Fists Fly and Women Knocked Dowr In Wild Melee in San Francisco

Potato Crop Damaged By Huge Hailstones   July Beats A Tempestuous Retreat; Tropical Storm On Way Up From Gulf Of Mexico; Cooler Weather Is Enjoyed.

July’s End Brings Hail, Hard Storms   ‘Twister’ In North, Pellets Twice Size  Of Walnuts Reported At Huntington, W. Va.

Hail Peppers Cabell County   Heavy Rain Causes Flood at Richwood

AUGUST BRINGS WEATHER BREAK   July Bows Out In Tempestuous Mood, Leaving Hail And Storm Damage.

BRITISH. TRYING NEW- SYS, TEM IN HANDLING ILLE“GAL IMMIGRANTS TO_  PALESTINE

1550 Retugees Are Being Sent Back To France   Britain Announces Illegal Immigrants For Palestine Are Being Returned   REFUGEE CAMPS ARE OVERCROWDED

‘Taxpayers. Assn. Meets it Des’ ‘Moines   Special. Session. Talk Will Probably. be ‘Revived   Blue-Wilson

PASSION ACTOR FINED AS NAZI   Bearded Alois. Lang Says He Joined Party To Avoid Persecution

Co-Op Leader Voices Alarm Over Hostility   Tells House Group Movement Threatened By Business Interests

Cooperatives say Business Fighting Farmer’s Project   ‘Grass Roots’ Committee Investigates Farm Problems At Source During Tour

GENERAL STRIKE FEARED IN RUHR   Germans Says Hunger Riots Part Of Plan To Hit Entire Region

German Riots Part of Plot   Entire Rube Region Faces General Strike

an = WALKOUT: “NOW LOOMING      GERMAN OFFICIALS SAY ‘RIOT THIS WEEX 1S. PRELUDE “TO MASS STRIKE

Truman Lays World’s Food Dilemma Before Special Cabinet Meet   President Calls Conference Of Congressiona Leaders For Monday; Distribution Of NaziSeized Gold Speeded To Aid Europeans

Truman Calls Congress Leaders To Conference   May Announce Special Cabinet Meeting Results Today: General Report Schedulec

Special Session Of Cabinet Held By the President   Grain, Livestock, Some Other Commodities in Downward Trend

HOW 10 FEED WORLD IS BIG U.S. PROBLEM   PRESIDENT QUIZZES CONGRESSMEN AND ECONOMIC AIDES

Truman, Cabinet Shape Food Shortage Report  Calls Meet of Economists, Coanoress Chiefs Mandav

President Sets Meeting Monday  Europe Needs Exceed Supply In Sight

PRESIDENT PLANS TO ISSUE REPORT ON NEEDS TODAY   European Demands Surpass Supplies U. S. Has in Sight for Export.   CABINET CONVENES   Extraordinary Meeting Fails to Discuss Proposed Recall of Conaress.

Truman Talks With Cabinet About Food  Situation  Calls on Leaders Of Congress To Confer With Hin

Congressional Leaders Called To Conference      Nazi-Seized Gold Will Be Used To Aid Europe

Situation in World Thoroughly Studied At Cabinet Session   President Will Make Public Today Report on Food Available for European Relief; Meeting Of Advisers, Congress Leaders Set for Monday

Nazi-Stolen Gold To Aid Needy Lands   Quick Allotments For Part of $330 Million Fund Set

EUROPEAN FOOD CRISIS 15 PLACED BEFORE CABINE!   Truman Discusses Problem With Members and Will Take It Up With Leaders of Congress Monday.   LOVETT HAS FIGURES ON STOPGAP NEEDS   Allied Commission Decides to Distribute Part.of Gold Stolen by Nazis to Hungry Nations.

8-Year Sentence Is Given fo von Papen   De-Nazification Court Convicts Wily Diplomat

ase SS SS awe eae eee   Russ Charge Envoys Arrested, Hint At Diplomatic Break

Russia Paves Way for Break With Greece  haraa fraake Wish   Charge Greeks With Torturing Employes at Soviet Embassy

May Pave Way To Start Up Greek Soviet   U. S. Accuses Russians of Third Degree in Rumania

Greeks Face  New Charges   Moscow Is Claiming Employee Torturing

Moscow Is Hintins At Diplomatic Break With Greece  “Russians Are Being Tortured There, Soviet Radio Says

Moscow Radio Says Greeks Arrest, Torture Soviet Embassy Employes

House Turns Down Amendments to Foreign Aid Bill:   Hopes for Final Vote on Measure Today Disappear

Reds Support of Plan Sought Again   Russia Given Another Chance To Co-Operate

Convict Accepts Possible 10-Year-Term In Exchange For 10 Minutes With Son

Washington Report Ask $1,000 To Start National \Laugh Week On April Fool's Day

Sen. Wiley Brings Out Tome Showing Part Hum or,Plays In Capitol Congressmen Are Funny Fellows,  One Of ’Em Proves It With Book

HUGHES PRO OPINIONS GIVEN   Pepper Favors Action By Full Senate Or Justice Denartment

Decision of Sen. Brewster, Hughes Side Issue Feud Is Up To. Subcommittee

GOP-Democratic Argument Grows From Hughes Case   Ferguson to Press Sif; Pepper Would Have Other Agencies Take Over Case

Senators Clash  Over Hughes Quiz   Pepper Insists Senate Must O. hk. ‘Side Issue’ Feud

Hughes Probe Future Given —* To Committee   Side Issues Demand Action Of Full Senate Or Justice Department, Says Sen. Pepper

Senators Clash on Next Step In Hughes-Brewster Feud   Ferguson Says Reopening of ‘Battle’ Up to Subcommittee, But Sen. Pepper Insists Full Senate May Act: Alert Out of John Meyer

Customs Officials — Ordered to Watch for Hughes’ Frien:   Action Taken to Prevent John W. Meyer Leaving United States

Further Probe Into Hughes Case Discussed   Customs Collectors Urged to Watch For John Mever

Solons Disagree On Next Move in      Ferguson Refers To Committee; Pepper Would Call in Clark

Ferguson, Pepper Disagree on Steps   Ferguson Says Subcommittee to Decide Whether to Continue Hughes Probe; ' Pepper Says It’s Up to Senate

SUBCOMMITTEE TO ‘DECIDE ON ACTION IN HUGHES’ MIXUP   Customs Bureau Steps Into Set up By Barring Meyer From Leaving Country

Solons Divided Over Authority In Plane Probe   Ferguson Says Next Step Rests With Committee: Pepper's Views Differ

Police Question Seven Boy Patients — In Hospital Murder of Two Baby Girls

Balkans Stirred By Soviet Moves   Budapest Police on March: Reds Shift Troons —

Communist Drive To Gain Ground In Europe Feared   Campaign In Full Swing, Diplomats Fear—Political Police On March In Budapest—People Living In Terror

REDS BOLSTER DEFENSES AT HUNGARY BORDER   Anti-Soviet Leader Arrested in Bulgaria; U. S. Protest Nears

Diplomats Eye Red Moves In Balkans   ® See Campaign In Full Swing To Weld Control

Events Viewed as Answer to  U. S. Doctrine   Political Police Are Reported on the March in Budapest

SHARP NOTE OF PROTEST BEING SENT TO RUSSIA   U. S. May Take Hungarian Seizure Before United Nations   COMMUNISTS MOVE INSIDE BULGARIA

RUSSIA STIRS UP TROUBLES FOR BALKANS   COUP TO CONTROL LITTLE NATIONS IS FEARED

Hungarian Grab First In Series; Communist: Critic Held in Bulgaria

SOVIET DRIVE BELIEVED IN FULL SWING   Days of Terror Come to Hungary — Border Guard Increased to Prevent Refugees’ Escape.   ANSWER TO TRUMAN DOCTRINE IS SEEN   Turks Report Concentra: tion of Russian Troops in Bessarabia—Anxiety Felt in Britain.

Balkan Ferment A Direct Threat To Truman Plans   Communists in Speedy ‘Campaign to Secure Full Control

WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS NO PROGRESS MADE AT: THE SECURITY COUNCIL ¢ SESSIONS

U.S. And Soviet At Odds On Almost Every Major Problem OnUN Agenda

Truman Faces Big Issues on Returning Home  Foreign Aid, Prices, Political Problems

Truman Faces Big Issues on Refurning Home  Foreign Aid, Prices,   Foreign Aid, Prices, Political Problems

‘Truman Returns to Capital Desk      White House Staff Meets Today to Discuss Bus:  iness Accumulated During Rio Visit.

Truman Returns To Face. Three Tough Decisions      High Prices, Special Session, Aid To Europe Before Him.

Truman Returns To Washington To Face Issues  ” ge PaRpee GORE Set LY 3 Fa. ae   Questions On Prices Foreign Aid, UN Get His Attention

White House Staff Meet Is Called   Truman Acts Swiftly After Return To Capital From Long South American Trin

PRESIDENT TRUMAN HOME FROM TWENTY DAY TRIP TO BRAZIL   He Immediately Called th While House Staff to Meet at Noon Today.   GENERAL DISCUSSION   The Presidential Yacht Dock ed at the Washington Navy Yard.

Prices And International Affairs... .  Truman Comes Home To Find Desk Piled High With Weighty Problems

Truman Cails White House: Statt Session   Faces Problems On. High Prices, Congress gE Eetetian in LIN

President Home; Faces  Problems Multiple Decisions   Multiple Decisions Needed On Foreign Aid. Prices. U. N.

‘Truman Begins Serious Studies   White House Staff Called To Meet At Noon

Truman Returns To Face Many Problems   Back In White House After Visit To Brazil; To Decide On Calling Special Session

Truman Returns From Brazil Trip To Face Piled -Up State Problems   Chief Executive Immediately Calls White House Staff Into Conference .

PRICES ARE TACKLED BY PRESIDENT   After Return of Truman He Gets Busy  On Aid to Europe

Truman Calls Staff Meeting   Calling of Special Session Big Problem

President Returns; Call: Conference.   Decision on Special Session Faces Truman

Heavy Agenda  Faces Truman   President Returns To A Desk Piled High With Critical Problems

Truman Back In Capital; Faces Pressing Issues   Aid To Europe, Soaring Living Costs Among Vital Problems. *

Truman Gets Quickly: Back to Job  fe   White House Staff Summoned to Coriference at Once

Three Major Problems to Face Truman   Returns to Capital From Brazil Trip; Summons His Staff

TRUMAN WILL SEE STAFF AT WHITE HOUSE   Back at Post After Rio Trip, President Ready to Go Over Several Pressing Problems With His Aids.

‘ruman Is Back On Job   Calls Staff Together At Once to Chart Action. on Grave Problems Auising Since He Left 

Marshall to See Chief On Sunday   Foreign Aid, International Friction, Prices  Before Him

Truman Refurns Home to Face Major Decisions   Problems of Foreign Aid and High Prices Rate High on List

TRUMAN FACES TOP PROBLEMS   Strategy Meeting Set To Decide U, S. Policies

Summons Staff fo Noon Meefing   Foreign Relief, Special Session Problems in Fore

UNION GIRL IS RECORD BOOK AWARD WINNER   Phyllis Smitherman Wins Prize Offered by Hardin Savings Bank

Three K-State College Students Die in Crash   Three Others Severely Injured in Auto-Truck Accident Near Tarehka

“NO DECISION’ 1S REACHED AT MOSCOW   Marshall Asks Compromise On Reparations     PLAIN TALK   New Order At Conference; U. S. Diplomat Anxious To Get On With Work

Marshall Held Prepared For Blunt Talk   Whether Compromise Can Be Expected To Be Learned

Marshall fo Ask Showdown With Molotov   American Secretary  QE State Wants to Know if Further Talk Over Germany Is Hopeles<e

REPARATIONS TOP NRL OF BIG 4   Marshall Expected to Tel Molotov, Figure Must Be Comnramiced

Marshall Seeks Compromise On Russia Demand   ‘Soviet Union Not Willing. German Unification Hope.  Lace

Can't Decide on Germany  Foreign Ministers Still Going Round in Circles

Marshall Seeks to Smoke Out Real Soviet Position on Question of Reparations from Defeated Germany

Red Compromise Over Reparatiotis   Marshall Reported Ready To Tell Molotov Reich Stalemate Hopeless

Only Hope For Agreement Over Germany... .  Marshall Prepared To Tell ~ Reds They Must Back-Track

MARSHALL REPORTED DETERMINE } TO TELL SOVIETS STALEMATE IS HOPELESS UNLESS THEY COMPROMISE

FOR WINANT FUNERAL   Simplicity Wax the Theme of the Services Today

JOHN G. WINANT RITES ARE HELD   ‘Men In High Places And - Humble Gather For Simple Funeral

No Instructions Given Committee To Hold Measure, He Says, Assembly Gets Introduction Of Appropriation Bills; Protests Come on Message

Vleasure Lost In Committee  As Vote Fails   Move for Floor Action Defeated—Gates Says No Instructions Given To Suppress ft

Measure Bogs Down in Committee When Senate Refuses To Bring it on the Floor.      OTHER LEGISLATIVE MATTERS TAKEN UP

U.S. WILL DROP PERMITS JUNE 1 ON NEW HOUSES   Restrictions On Bathroon Fixtures Also Lowered _ Under New Program

Home Building Permits to Be  Lifted June 1  Veterans Priority Among Controls ta Re Cantinued

Federal Permits To Build Houses Qut After June !   Also Lifting Restriction: On Certain Bath times hawtiwes

Federal Permiis for Construction Of Houses Eliminated as of June]

ON BUILDING HAMS EASE   Federal 0.K. On Homes: Not Needed After May: ‘ag

House Permit Rule To Die   Federal Permits For House Construction Not Required Effective June 1

CONTROLS ON NEW HOUSING TO-END JUNE   Federal Permits Will no Longer Be Needed, ‘Announcement

Federal Building Control Relaxed   Permits Will Not Be: Needed After May 31

FEDERAL PERMIT FOR HOUSES TO END THIS WEEK   Expediter Also Reports Lifting Of Other Restrictions. To Stimulate Building

ABANDON PERMITS FOR NEW HOMES   OTHER RESTRICTIONS RELAXED; TO RETAIN VETERAN PREFERENCI

U. S. Permits For Building Homes to End   House Expediter Creedon Orders Lifting of Ban On June 1

Ease Clamp On Housing   After June 1 Permits For Building Houses  Will Not Be Required; Bath Fixtures Ban Of

Permit System Is Eliminated On That Date   Non-Housing, Rent Ceiling Controls To Be Continued

HOUSING CURBS TO BE LIFTED   Federal Permits For House Construction Will No Longer Be Required Af: ter June 1.

Federal Permit Rule on Homes  To End June 1   You Can Have Two Bathrooms Now, Too, Creedon Saves

—HOUSING— Permits  No Longer Necessary  Will Lift Many Federal Controls

FEW HOUSING CONTROLS TO BE REMOVED JUNE 1   Federal Permits Will Not Be Needed For Construction—Some Other Restrictions Lifted

Assembly Backs Gef-Tough Policy Toward U..5.R.   Latest Reds Ejected » Evaded Dee. 8 Edict To Leave Country

Red Note Flays New Roundup   Commission Members Evading Order to Leave Expelled

Group Evaded Earlier Order on Eviction   Moscow Lodges Its Fourth Protest in Month With Paris

OPEN BREAK IS NEAR BETWEEN RUSSIA, FRANCE   French Arrest 9 in Soviet Commission Who Evaded Ouster Order

France Expels More Russians   New Soviet Protest Studied in Paris

STRIKES FLARE AGAIN IN ITALY   Leftist-Inspired Disorders Hit Principal Centers; Clashes Reported

New Strike Wave Disorders Again Sweeping Italy  Partisans Give up Pescara City Hall

CHECK LEFTIST BACKED STRIKE   Authorities Arrest Top Strike Leaders At Catania. Sicily

NEW STRIKES SWEEP CENTERS OF ITALY   Palermo Tied Up by General Walk out — Leftist Leaders Arrested in Ceatanis.

Leftists Cause Disorders In Italian Cities  l andare OF Gio   Leaders Of General Strike In Sicily ‘Nabbed By Police

SWEDISH PLANE STRIKES REMOTE GREEK MOUNTAIN   Craft Attempts Landing At Airport For Hour Before Tragedy

44 REPORTED DEAD IN FALL OF BIG DC-4   Greek Mountain Holds Fate; Search in Alaska Started

Highly Publicized Jackass Says It Is Public’s Fault We Now Have ‘Crazy Prices’

MARSHALL HITS AUSTRIAN LOOT PLAN OF SOVIET   Says Property Seized By Nazis Cannot Be Considered German

Marshall, Molotov in Dispute -Over-Austria U. S. Contends Property Taken by Nazis Belongs to Austria, Not Russia

Issue of German Assets Muddles. Austrian Debate  Not U. S. Business, Molotov Declares On Soviet Removals

AUSTRIAN PROPERTY ONCE SEIZED BY NAZIS TAKEN BY REDS AS REPARATIONS

Girl Is Killed in Train Acc'dent  Nine Hurt as Crack Limited Leaps Rails

Fae ney nee ODutributed by King Peatures Syndisate, Reproduction in whols or in part erictly forbidden.)

100,000 Japanese Express Workers Call Off Walkout   ‘Quibble for Hours Before  Capitulating to Mac: Arthur’s Demands   LEADERS THREATEN NEW STRIKE ORDER   Maintain Ban Issued By Allied Headquarters Did Not Apply to Union

-Shuts Off Heat Going To Arms, Legs With Temp erature Drop  Doctor Explains How Big Toe Is Used For Body Thermostat Guide

BIG TOE IS INDICATOR FOR BODY THERMOSTAT, DENTISTS ARE INFORMED BY CLINICIAN

Keys To Good Living Told By Economist   ROGER BABSON RELATES THINGS VITAL TO SUCCESS

BABSON’S  WEEKLY REPORT...   BABSON DISCUSSES THE KEYS TO SUCCESSFUL LIVING

Babson’s Authentic Statement Devotes Today’s Column on Developing Persenal Ideas on How to Be Hanny

Graziano Says D A. Threatened Disbarment   Boxer Says Scotti Twisted Statements In Front of Hogan

Es eth en. et, oh ener oe een)  3 PERSONS HURT IN VEHICLE ACCIDENTS   2 Children Victims In Crashes On Trail

CLAYTON AND ACHESON. GIVE REPLY   Point Qut Where '. Cong. Shafer Is  . Wrona on Facts:

Test Flight of a German V-2 Rocke’ Provides Mystery   Projectile Veers from Its Charted Course in New Mexico

British Deny Shooting Up Jewish City   New Violence — at Funeral of Five Slain Jews

Armored Cars Spray Bullets, Hit Pedestrains   Violence Plagues Jerusalem Also

Tel Aviv Police Turn Funeral Into a Melee   Jerusalem Jews Attack Barracks With Bombs, Guns

NEW VIOLENCE IN PALESTINE; BLOOD FLOWS   Clash Comes At Funeral Scene For Five Jews  At Tel Aviv

Five Jews — Are Killed   In Rioting   Police Armored Car Adds tc Confusion by Crashing Into Jewish Funeral Procession 

Violence at Tel Aviv and Jerusalem   Folice Armored Car Drives into Funeral Procession—  Jews Attack British

Jewish Mobs Run Wild In Tel Aviv   Police Car Plunges Into Funeral Procession Starting Wild Melee

Jeep Spews Guntire Into Rebel Funeral   Riots Rock Country; Jews Attack Barracks, Bank

Five Jews Killed As Rioting Breaks Out in:Tel@Aviv::":   “Military Funeral Held, for Hanged Britich Seraeants —

New Violence Marks Funeral of Five Jews   Mourners Injured as ‘Armored Car  Plunges Into Crowd—Terrorist wee 8 ‘detneek an Deittieh Past

VIOLENCE FLARES AS RITES ARE HELD FOR 5 SLAIN JEWS   New Outbreaks Reported at Jerusalem Today as Nerves and Tempers of People Get Frayed.   GUN POST ATTACK ALSO DESCRIBED

Several Injured  As British Stage ¢ Riot in Tel Avin   ~ j ding Ronen of Exeted Irgunist Youths   , POLICE DENY PART IN OUTBURST

FIVE ARE SLAIN DURING RIOTING IN JEWISH CITY   British Deny Responsibility for New Outbreaks; Further Bloodshed Seen

Armored Car Injures Jews At Rites for 5   Gun Post Charged, One Attacker Killed As Violence Rises

Reign of Terror BringsBloodshed In Holy Lands   Jews in Jerusalem Attack Barracks With Bombs, Guns

Big 4 Turns To Question Of Frontiers   Involves Chiefly Yugoslavia’s Demand for Annexation Southern Carenthia

Marshall And Bevin Are  Ready To Leave Moscow   Evidence Against Any Agreements Bein: Reached; U.S. Secretary Demands Discussion Of Austria’ s Frontier Problems.

Austrian Frontier to  Be Taken Up   Foreign Ministers at Moscow Agree to Act; Involves Yugoslavia

MINISTERS TO TAKE UP AUSTRIA ISSUE   Marshall Insists On Action At Moscow

BIG FOUR FOREIGN MINISTERS AGREE TO TAKE UP PROBLEMS OF AUSTRIA’S FRONTIER AT MARSHALL'S INSISTENCE

Early Windup Of Conference Seen By Parley Heads   “Almost Incredible Change Of Policy” Needed To Break Stalemate, Claim

Marshall Makes One More Effort. ... Report Marshall And Levin May Give Up On Big-4 Mee:

NEW BORDER FOR AUSTRIA BIG 4 ISSUE   Foreign Ministers Will Take Up Question Today — Stalemate Might Lead to Early Conclusion of Conference.

Big 4 Agree To Take Up Austria Pact   Sahedule Eronties   Schedule Frontier ‘Problem For  Tonioht’s Session

Ministers Will Consider Austrian Pact  Bia Four Consideratior   Big Four Consideratior Of Frontiers Is Last Attempt to Agree

Another Try At Austrian Agreement   Failure of Big Four To Agree On Frontiers Would. Probably Mean End of Conference

Marshall In Move To Get Some Action   Frontiers Will Be Top Issue For Meeting

Minister Open Austria Debate   Feeling Grows That Moscow Parley to End Soon with Nothing Done

Marshall Making One More Attempt To Break Deadlock  Foreign Ministers Take Up  Auctrian Frontier Prohlem

Minister's. Agree To View Pr oblem Of Austrian Lines:   Secy. Marshall's. Proposal Finally Wins Favor Of Gathering At Moscow

Marshall Makes One More Effort... . a ee BORE SGREOUE we x 5  Report Marshall And Bevin May Give Up On Big-4 Mee:

Ministers Will. Discuss Austria Frontier Issue .  Problem “Comes Up > Ab Moot Taniaht

Austria Gets Early Airing Of Land Plea   Marshall Obtains Big-4. Consent to Discuss Carinthia

Will Study Problem of Frontiers   Big Four Ministers Agree to Take Up Problem of Austriar  Borders Tonight

Ministers Take Up Austrian Frontiers ~ Tonight in Moscow   Yugoslavia’s Demand is Main Block to Big 4 Agreement

Moscow Parley To Study Austrian Frontier Issue   Stalemate on Major Issues or Moscow Conference Agenda Continues,

Von Papen is Given Sentence  Of Hard Labor   Personal Fortune Ordered Confis cated as Results of War Crime Charges

U.S. Finally “Gets Tough’ With Soviet   British and American Delegates Declare Their Independence With Blasts Over Balkan Situation

Railroad Union Chief Assails  Labor Measures   Says 1946 Dispute Is Still Unsettled, Expects No New Strike

UNION LEADERS STILL OPPOSING CURBS ON LABOR   Whiteey Says Congress Weald Make Labor Leek Like Bunch Of Bandits   CURRAN AND BRIDGES OFFER STATEMENTS

RAILWAY UNION HEAD PROTESTS   Labor Treated Like Gang Of Bandits, House Committee Told

Labor Leader Flays Proposed New Laws   Whitney Charges Attempts to Smear Labor Unions

Witness Sees Labor ‘Smear   Trainmen, Maritime Chief: Peotect Pending Rille

Sigler and Keyes To Meet Tuesday   Session to Give Clue to Future

\Sigler-Keyes Feud May Not Break \Top Administrators into 2 Camps

India To Have Full Freedom   Either Gr Both States Car Do As They Desire, Says Mountbatten.

Army Moves Japs From Flood Path   Sixty Square Miles of Tokio  City Proper Covered

MOTIVE FOR SLAYINGS INTRODUCED   Defense to Try To Prove Doctor Was Insane

Dr. Ross Pictured as Distressed, Dishevelled Prior To Slaying of 4

2 Dominions Take Effect; Riots Rage   Hundreds Counted ‘As Casualties in Violent Outbreaks

English Raj Over After Centuries As Two New Countries Are Formed

India Gains Status of a Free State   New Nations Created in Cer emonies Today — One  Moslem, One Hindu

U.S, WARSHIP STRUCK MINE   ONE’ MAN ON” DESTROYER KILLED. BY MINE BLAST IN TRIESTE AREA.

U. S. Ship Damaged By Mine   One Man Killed, 7 Hurt in Incident West of. Trieste

Navy Announces One Man Killed and Seven Injured — Accident Occurs in Venice - "Trieste Arta” at 6:20 A. M., Today — Names of Casualties are Withheld,

1 Dead, 7 Hurt As US Warship Strikes Mine   Fox Reported Badly Damaged 25 Miles West Of Trieste

Oklahoma, Texas Count 18 Injured By Tornadoes   Small Tornadoes Sweep Near Four Towns With Lenorah, Texas, Farming Community Hardest Hit

Tornadoes, Floods, Quakes Claim Four Lives, 58 Are Hurt   Raging Waters Drown Colorado

EIGHTEEN INJURED, MUCH DAMAGE REPORTED IN WAKE OF NEW WAVE TEXAS. OKLAHOMA TORNADOFS

Tornadoes In Two States Do Heavy Damage   MANY PERSONS INJURED IN STORMS OVER WEEKEND

Oklahoma and Texas Count 18 Hurt in Storms   Lenorah, Texas, Hardest Hit With 15 Injured and Destroying Two Cotton Gins. Six Homes, Store

18 Injured As Storms Strike In Two States   Lenorah, Ackerly, North Cowden Are In Path Of Twisters: Damage Caused

Eighteen Hurt By Tornadoes  Four Towns Damaged  Wo Is te WE Dec ee:

18 Injured As Tornadoes Hit Texas, Oklahoma   Two-State Area Struck By Twisters Fourth Time in Past Month

Losses High As Twisters Strike Again  Girl, 14, Drowns As Flood Rakes  ft nlTarnacela D..~ nul

Anti-Inflation Proposals Get Go Ahead   Four of President's Ten Points Are Drawing Some Favor

Sels Hearings On Four Points   Banking Group Gelsys Action on Price-Wage, Rationing Contral ~ Reacest:

Senate Group to Battle Inflation   Banking Committee to Consider Rent, Time Buying And Bank Credit   HEARINGS ON MONDAY   Will Delay Action on Tru man Request for WagePrice Hold, Rationing

Anti- Inflation Points Get Green Light; Delay Pricee Wage Curb Move

Measure Returns To Senate After $2,000,000 Cut   Fate of Proposed New Tax Bills in Hands Of Senate Subcommittee

Tax Boost Of 22 Millions ls Proposed   Yearly Minimum Of $2,000 Asked  Y.. FF nate l ahem

SENATE ALLOWS MORE      Flood Contral Bill Bigger Than One In House: Lean Than Request

SENATE ALLOWS MORE   Fleed Centro! Bill Biewer Than One in House; Le«s Than Request

UN Resumes Study Of Eqyptian Case   Colombian Proposal Has Little Chance, Belief

Security. Council Deadlocked On Egypt Case  Body Is Called Back Into Session to. Try for Agreement

Britain-E gy pt Debated Slated At UN Session   Security Council Wearily  reatles With Dispute,   But No Agreement  Te In Sivht

UNO DEADLOCKED ON BRITISH-EGYPT CASE   Torrid Sessions Fail To Pro duce Solution

Anglo-Egyptian Case Unsettled....  UN Body, Weary And Deadlocked, Makes Last Try

Final Effort Launched By U.N.’s Council For Accord In Egypt Case

Great Britain’s Minelaying  Charges Against Albanians \' Tossed Back To UN Couneil

GEORGES BIDAULT MAY DEMAND THE FOREIGN MINISTERS’ APPROVAL OF  ECONOMIC UNION OF SAAR TO FRANCE

French Seek  Saar Union   Present Plan Before Moscow Parley; Propose Two Independent States

To Dismantle German Industrial, War Plants   ULS., British Say Plan Will Go Through Even lf Resistance Occurs

To Strip 682 Reich War Plants   Dismantling For Reparations in British U. S Zones to Proceed Desnite German Threa

Will Dismantle 682 German War Plants   British ond American Military Wilt Push Work for BRoncretionse Whether ar Not Gernons Are Baliye

Will Dismantle 682 German War Plants   British and American Military Wilt Push Werk for Reparations Whecther os Not Germans Are Balice

Eastern European Democracy Farce,  Attlee Declares   Human Rights Denied in Several Countries, British Premier Says = -

Senate Republicans Hope fo Override Labor Bill Veto   Chances Good If. 15 Demos Stand Pat

Woll Advises Pay Rise Halt   Labor Chief Warns Of New Hizh Prices

ATOMIC POLICY IS UNCHANGED   Austin Approves Baruch Plan After Meetings With Elder Statesman

DEMOCRATS ~ HOPE TO REGAIN SENATE IN 194¢   Extraordinary Effort Planned; See GOP at Tactical Disadvantage.

Democrats Plan Strong Effort To Win Senate   Recapture of Control Called-‘Likely’ If Race For. Presidents Close

Demos Consider Chances Good to  Recapture Senate Republicans Up in 10 Doubtful States,

Democrats Would Recapture Senate Majority In 1948   G.O.P. Risks Seats In 10 Doubtful States, Democrats In 4.

Democrats Out To Re-Capture Senate Control   .   Republicans Must Risk Seats In Ten Doubtful States In 1948

ClO SPOKESMEN. CONDEMN PROPOSED CUTS -AND, MANUFACTURERS'  PRAISE HOUSE BILL

WALLACE APPEALS FOR RIGHTISTS T0 STAND FOR PEACE   Claims Peace: Can Be Maintained If Few Well-to-do So Determine

KILL FOUR. BRITISH IN PALESTINE,   Seven Others : Wounded as Jews Act in Reprisal

Duguesne Men to Vote on Award   Arbitration Board Votes Five to 18 Cents An Hour Increase

Strict Controls, But No Ban On Communists  Easter Holiday May Delay Congress Action On Near East Bill

Winanf's Suicide  Unpremedifated,  Friends Believe *Disillusionment” Cited In Memoirs

Winant’s Death Laid to Hlness   Friends Believe Ex- Envoy Suddenly ‘Cracked’

Assaciates Call Act ‘Spur Of Moment’ Affair—S udden Cracking Due To Overwork In Writing, Business Affairs Former Am bassador Winant, Suicide By Gunshot, Wrote Memoirs Because Of ‘Growina Disillusionment Of Todau’

Disillusionment Believed — Factor In Winant Suicide   Former Ambassador's Memoirs Scheduled To Be Pub lished _ This. Month —- Friends Say Winant Suddenly Cracked

FUNERAL RITES FOR WINANT SET THIS AFTERNOON   Illness, Overwork May Have Caused Diplomat To Shoot Himself   WAS DISILLUSIONED OVER WORLD AFFAIRS

Funeral Rites for Winant Today; ‘Disillusion’ Blamed for Suicide

LOW TEMPERATURES PREDICTED TONIGHT   Weatherman Says Cold Spell Will End Friday

NON-RED PLEOGE NOT FOR LEWIS?   Journal Hints UMW Chief Will Not Sign Affidavit

Hee VLIVALAIN  LEADERS PROTESTING RED HUNGARIAN VOTE WN SAID GALLEN IN

Russ Rebuke {7 Hungarian:   Protest Against Red Methods in Election Brings About Summon:

CALLED ON CARPET   Hungarians Are ‘Spoken to By Russia After Protests on Election

CAROLINAS HIT BY FADING GALE   Storm Warnings Lowered South Of Cape Hatteras To Brunswick

Assure Senate Foreign Relation Committee They Are the Best Possible; Rejection Will Mean Chaos.

REJECTION 10 MEAN CHAOS, HE DECLARES   Warns Senate Renegotiation Would Be Impossible

SENATORS ARE GIVEN DETAILS OF THE PACTS   BYRNES. AND’ MARSHALL . URGE APPROVAL OF TREA. TIES DRAFTED FOR FIVE. AXIS SATELLITE NATIONS

‘Absolute Chaos’ Feared if Pacts Are Turned Down   Agreements Termed ‘Start on Road Back To Peace’ in World

SENATORS TOLD REJECTION WILL MEAN ‘CHAOS’   Compromise Cited As Basia For World Peace At Senate Hearing    MARSHALL EXCUSED EARLY   Congressmen Wish Secretary Luck At Conference Of Big 4 Leaders

ACTION, ON TAFT-HARTLEY  LAW REQUIREMENT IS   '- POSTPONED FOR SIX   ; - WEEKS

Lt. Gov. Davis Hurt in Crash; ‘Doing Well’   No Immediate Danger From Fracture of  Neck Vertebra

TWO ARE INDICTED AT TERRE HAUTE   War Widow and Lover to Face Second Degree  Murder Count.

LOSSES STILL MAY HAPPE*   Student Couldn't Believe Answer to A Sales Problem

LOSSES STILL WAY BAPPES   Student Couldn't Believe Answer te - - Sales Preblen

Measure to Go Back to The Senate   Many Changes Made in Bill as Passed Earlicr by Upper House

Ends Long  Discussion; Vote, 77-2)   Adopts 4 Amendments Bill Now Goes Back 4 = ‘To the Senate.

HUGHES AND GRANT  ARE SAFE IN MEXICO   Fear for Sportsman and Actor Arose During Their Flight From Arizona.

'Nation’s Food Prices Show Drap from Highs ‘Seat In Mid-Novemher

PRICES OF FOODS ARE ONE PERCENT BELOW. DECEMBER   Retail Costs Lessen With Sharpest Cut in. Fats and Ou Levels

Retail Food Prices Drop In 46 Cities   Portland Leads  Advance Group

UMT NECESSARY FOR NATION, VORYS SAYS   Training Held Needed In Face Of War Threats

Cleary, U of W Regent, Dead   Former Member of State Leaislature

Legless War Victim Is Not Bitter, Believes He Got Better Break Than Most

GREEKS AND TURKS TO BE GIVEN AID GUICKLY BY U.S,   Government Acts to Speed $400,000,000 Program After Truman Signs Assistance Bill.   $100,000,000 LOAN WILL BE OBTAINED FROM RFC   ‘President Declares in State ment Extending Help Is “Step in Building of the Peace.”

TRUMAN SIGNS MEASURE FOR AIDING GREECE   U.S. Acts Speedily To Put Program Into Effect At Once

i ins at ™ HST Gives Final Okay To Aid Program  U. S. Pushes Aid To Greeks And Turks

Steps Taken to Obtain © Initial Funds  Move Described  enn am, a enh soo & ss   Move Described Important in Building Peace

Truman Signs Bill, Says Program Is in  ‘Support of U.N.   Diplomatic Officials Say Steps Taken To Obtain Loan from RFC to Get Relief Work Going: Act Signed at Kansas City

Administrator ls Not Named By President   Truman Signs $400,000,noe Bill At Kansas City, - Missouri

Within 12 Hours After President Truman Sign- ed $400,000,000 Bill, Program Was Begun In Washington

MONEY FROM U.S.A. ISUSED AGAINST REDS   MILLIONS TO HELP LITTLE NATIONS BUILD ARMIES

Truman Signs Greek-Turkish Fund Measure   Government Acts to Start Program Against  2 gene Ree ser eg

Steps Taken to Obtain Initial Funds   Move Described Important in Building Peace

U.S. MOVES T0 BORROW FUNDS FOR GREEK AID   Truman Signs Bill; Say: America Is Acting  To Support U.N.

Officials Move Quickly on Aid Plans to Greece   RFC Loan Will Be Used to Start Immediate Cash Payments

$100 Million Would Start  Fund AtOnce   Administrator Lack May Cause Delay In Plans For Program

Jruman Signs Aid Progr am:  Contends U. S. Supports U.N.  But Fails To Name A OY ° e 4 . Le   But Fails To Name Administrator for  Greek Portion  Of Anti-Red Fund

U.S. Acts Quickly As Greek-Turk Aid Bill Is Signed   Loan of 100 Million From RFC Is Sought To Launch Program

Officials Act To Hasten Aid To  Greece, Turkey   President Truman Signs Measure; Fails Name Program Administrato

SPEED REVROTES  “anil      Hitches Arise In That No Administra: tor Named, British Provoked ~ At U. S. Delay

SeveraldHitehes-Pep—tn Which Might Cause Delay, Among Them One By the British

PHONE WORKERS SEEK U.S. ADD   Request Government To Put ‘Pressure’ On Companies For Boosts   POINT TO PAY INCREASES GRANTED OTHER EMPLOYES

Cite Pay Hikes Given By Other Industry Firms   Demand That Uncle Sam Seek Matching Wage Increases for Telephone Workers   Conciliators Renew Efforts   Bell System Sticks by Offer To Arbitrate Union’s Demands On Re rional Basis

Beirne Seeks Help Of U.S In Wage War    Phone Boss Wants U. S. Fo Use Chub On Phone Company

*Phone Union Asks Truman Put Pressure  For Pay Hike   Conciliation Efforts Renewed; Situation Remains Stalemated

NFTW Sends Statement to  White House   Telephone Workers Want ‘Pressure’ Pat on Bell System for Wage Hikes; Firms Stick to Offer

Phone Unions Ask Government Help To Get Increases   Strike Starts on Third Week as Leaders Try for Public’s Aid

QUICK APPROVAL CF DEWEY BONUS PROGRAM LOOMS   Governor Suggests Three Tax Increases to Liqui- ~ pata Bande

Dewey Plan To Pass for Vets’ Bonus   That Is Prediction Made by Legislative Heads at Albany; Desnocrats  Object Taxes Sugecsted

Soft Coal Output Near Normal Leve!   Safety Shutdown Is Ended By Soft Caal Workers

Virtually All Coal Miners Back on Job   Production Is Expected To Hit Normal Today;

Mine Safety Shutdown Ends Today   Big Captive Coal Mines Re-Open—Coal Output Rises

Coal Mines Open All Over Nation   Output Near Normal After Safety Shutdown

MINES RESUME WITH ENDING OF SAFETY STRIKE   Lewis’ Order Returns Me! To Pits; Some Warn Of June 30 Walkout

Threat Of June 30 Coal Strike As Mines Re-Open   Lewis Order To UMW Seen Move To Place Workers In Betler Position For Walkout

Coal Production Zooms As  Thousands Miners Return Lewis Tells U.M.W. Officials to  Reonen Reasonably Safe Workings

Another Threat To Coal Output ~ Looms June 3   No Progress Is Made Te Negotiate New Agreement

Miner Strike  Threat Grows For June 30   End of Safety Shuidown Places Emphasis Qe Now Tiann

Eastern Miners Return  To Pits   Production Shoots Toward Norma] In Soft Coal

Safety Shutdown Of Mines Ended  te wtp ut Pretty:Much mal Some Places

June Strike Seen As Coal Mines Reopen  Progres Halted On New Contract

MINE SAFETY TIEUP ENDED   Lewis Does About-Face And Permits District Heads To Send Men To Pits

Near-Normal Mining Due Today; UMW Chieftain Wins All Vital Points   Threat Of Full-Fledged Strike June 30 Hangs More Heavily As Two-Week Safety Shutdown Depletes Coal Stocks 20 Million Tons

Coal Pours Bonus Bond From Tipples Issue Passes Near Normal Penna. House

COAL PRODUCTION NEAR NORMAL AS BIG MINES OPEN   LARGE STOCKPILES TIDE INDUSTRY BY MOURNING PERIOD

Mines Facing June Strike; Production’s  Jump Is Near   Operations At Near Normal Rate Likely With Opening Today

COAL OUTPUT IS. NEARLY NORMAL   Thousonds of Diggera ‘Return To Mines as Safety Shut-. . down Is Ended

Shutdown Ends,  Mine Yield Up  Lewis Order Returns Miners to Pits, but Strike Still Threat

MINE SAFETY CLOSING ENDS   Output Shoots Toward Nor. mal; Walkout June 30 , Appears in Offing.

Shutdown in Mines Ends; Output Soars   Production Nears Normal But General Tie-Up Is Threatened by June 30 Unless Contract Signed

Miners Trek Baek to Work By Thousand:   Re-opening of Big Captive Coal Mines Spearheads Formal End ‘Safety’ Shatdown

COAL MINERS WILL RESUME WORK TODAY   Threat Of General Walkout June 30 Sean

MINES REOPEN : PRODUCTION UP   Soft Coal Output Near Normal; Steel Miils Speed Up Again

Full - Fledged Mine Walkout ls Threatened   Safety Shutdown Ends And Miners Ready To Go Back To Work

SHUTDOWN OF MINES AT END   Production Rapidly Approaches Normal In Many Sections

‘End of Mines’ Safety Shutdown ‘Promises Soft Coal Production Hike

FULL RESUMPTION OF SOFT’ COAL PRODUCTION PROMISED TODAY WITH JEND OF LEWIS’ SAFETY SHUTDOWN

(hal Production lo Be Resumed; Strike Threatens   End of Government Control of Mines June 30 Mav Bring Strike

MINERS GOING BACK TO WORK THIS MORNINE   Seft Coal Preduction Expected Te Be Near Normal This Week   ANOTHER WALKOUT LIKELY ON JUNE 30

Coal Mining Is Now Near Normat   Almost All Pits Are Opened Again After Long Idleness

UMW Production Of Soft Coal Nears Normal Mark In U.S.   Renewal of Mining Operations Brings End To Safety Shutdown By Lewis

SAFETY SHUTDOWN OF COAL MINES ENDS   Production in Bituminous Fields of Nation Again I, Almost Wormal]

Resumption of Coal Production Promised Today   Safety Shutdown Ends: Men Ordered Back

Safety Strike Over   ‘Coal Production Nears Normal With Majority Of Men Back in Pits; June 30 Strike Looms

Miners Ready To Resume Work Following Lewis’ About-Face, But Big Strike June 30 Looms

Captive Mines Top Production  Most West Virginia Miners Return to Pit

MINES REOPEN UNDER ORDERS FROM J. LEWIS   Safety Shutdown Formally End: With Most Captive Mines Again Operating   PRODUCTION GOES UP -. TO NEAR NORMAL MARE

Most of U.S. Mines Back In Operation  Captive Coal Pits in Pittsbur: rah Ares ea  m...... . mee ee k*

Shutdown of ‘Mines Comes To an End   Return to Work of Thousands of Miners Shoots Bituminous Production Upward

Hocking Miners Return to Jobs  Safety Shutdown le Reasrsahkt ta End

Coal Shutdown Brought to End  Industry Facing New Strike on June 320

OUTPUT OF COAL [S NEAR NORMAL   Production Is Reported Greatest In Last _ Two Weeks

COAL QUIPUT NEAR NORMAL   Only Few Scattered Mine: _ Remain Idle As Safety Work Stoppage Ends

‘Girl Friend’ Angle Told To Solons Meyers Relates His Part In War Deals

Gen. Meyers Says Mrs. Lamarre Was Girl Friend for 4 Years With Her Husband’s Approval

General Names Mrs.  Lamarre   Probers Told © Plant Set Up As ‘Benefit’

Arrangement Approved by Mate, Alleged   Probers Learn How Aviation Electric Co. Head Got Position

Meyers Says ys Compan ySet Up For His ‘Girl Friend’   General Names Wife. of Aviation Firm President As His “Girl Friend’. for A Period ce Four Years

MEYERS. TESTIFIES MRS, LAMARRE WAS HIS “GIRL FRIEND”   Declares That Is Why He Set “Up Aviation Electric Firm and Got Her Husband to Run It.   DENIES ANY FRAUD, PERJURY, CORRUPTION   Robert Cuse Says He Made $25,000 Loan to General, Got $500,000 Contract Two Weeks Later.

Gen. Meyers Swears He Founded Air Firm For ‘Girl Friend’s’ Hubby   Air Force Officer Enters Sweeping Denial Of Any  Perjury, Corruption Or Fraud: He Also Denies Reine oe Se a ee ae ee

‘Girl Friend’ Angle — Comes Into Meyers’ War Contract Case   Goneral, ln Frank Stslement Admits Installing lus bend Of ‘Giri Priend’ As President Of - Binatete Gamnany

Girl Friend Enters Into Meyers Case   Retired Offieer Brands As False All Charges Of Fraud Brought Against Him At Hearing

MEYERS FAVORS “GIRL FRIEND” IN HIS FIRM   General Declares in Testimony Husband Did Not Disapprove

Meyers Says He Formed New Firm  For ‘Grrl Friend   Makes Sweeping Denial That He Was Guilty of Any Fraud

General Formed Aviation Firm For ‘Girl Friend’  Hubby-President  Agreeable,Admit: General Mevers

Meyers Admits Founding Plant For Girl Friend   General Names Mrs. Lamarre, His Former Secretary And Wife Of Company’s President

Meyers Relates \ hy He Set l p  Aviation Firm   General Explains His Relations With Wife  Of Company Presiden

Meyers Did It to. Help Mrs. Lamarre He Tells Probers   She Was His “Girl Friend” For Four Yrs. Ex-General Avers

SWEEPING DENIAL OF ALL CHARGES MADE BY MEYERS   Tells Probers He Had Never Been an Active Pur- chasing Agent.   ‘EXPLAINS’ AIR COMPANY   Set Up Firm Because of Romance with Accuser’s Wife, He Says.

Meyers Denies Fraud; Claims Firm Set Up To  Benetit the Lamarres

UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES GROUP WILL BE GRANTED MORE FUNDS   HEAD OF FBI LASHES COMMUNISTS IN HIS TESTI. MONY BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE

RED PROBERS TO GET MORE HOUSE FUNDS   FBI Chief Says Commies Plan Revolution in U.S.

Youth Week Services’ At Hildreth Church: Wedneeday. lawmikiws 90Q

Delegation Asks Blue fo Reappoint §. Ray Emerson   4th District Group Asks Creston Man Keep Highway Post

Sov ict Ratifies ‘Peace Treaties With Five Nation   Move Comes As Surprise To  Other Nations

Move Is Surprise  To Allies   lAction May Speed American Troops Out OF Italy

RUSSIA SIGNS PEACE PACTS IN SURPRISE   Occupation Troops May Be Recalled By Allies

Senate G.0.P. Vote For Siash Of 44 Billion   Vandenberg-Taft-White. Appeals Win Support To Assure U.S. Arms

Senate Budget Cut OK Seen; Debate Opens   Desire Expressed to Avoid Cut Impairing Armed Efficiency :

REPUBLICAN LEADERS IN . BENATE: DECIDE AGAINST © PREVIOUSLY PROPOSED  SIX BILLION RE-. ~ UCTION._—s_—sisy

Texas City Blast Death Toll Is 433 to Date  Mayor Tells Probers Another 128 Persons Missina

Known Dead At Texas City Totals 433   128 Others Missing; Property Damage at Least $35:000.000

Last Report   Truman Says He Hopes Marshall Plan Will  Supplant Organization

Direct Aid End Is Seen By Truman  Report On UNRRZ Gant Ta Cancraece

PRESIDENT HAS HOPES FOR END OF DIRECT AIDS   Marshall Plan for European Self-Help To Follow UNRRA’s

TRUMAN AVERS NEW AID FILLS UNRRA’S ROLL   Asserts Marshall Plan Wil Successfully Supplant ‘Direct Relief’

Marshall Plan Will Supplant UNRRA Efforts   European Recovery lk Seen On _ Reasonable Realietic Race

Truman Hopeful Marshall Plan Will ‘Supplant Direct Aid Of UNRRA Type   Expresses Hope In Letter To Congress; Urges Cooperation Among Nations To Bring About Feonomic Riecaveryv.

MARSHALL PLAN TO END UNRRA   Truman Expresses Hope Proposal Will Replace Present European Aid Program

President Reports On Windup of UNRRA   Expresses Hope That Marshall Self-help Plan Will Aid Eurone

Marshall Plan May Supplant UNRRA’s Work   President Reports On Progress Made In First Quarter

Report on UNRRA Giver By Truman   Expresses Hope That Marshall Plan Will Supplant Relief

U.S. Charts Course of Indirect Aid to Europe   Truman Voices Hope Marshall Plan Will Obtain Desired End

President Hopes Marshall Plan Will Supplant UNRRA   Truman Submits Report To Congress On UNRRA’s Winding Up Operations During The First Quarter Of Year; Pleads For Economic Health Abroad

Hopes To See Nations Help  Themselves Truman Looking To   Truman Looking To Marshall Plan To  Take Place Of UNRRA He Says In Renart

HST HOPING FOR END DIRECT AID   Reports to Congress on  UNRRA Operations.

Truman Outlines Relief Program  Expresses Confidence in Marshall Pion

‘Truman Hopes Marshall Plan wil Supplant Direct Aid  President, Submitting UNRRA Report,

‘MAY ASSUME PLACE OF RELIEF SETUP   “Truman Hopes Marshall Plan to Supplant Direct - Aid to Europeans

PRESIDENT SAYS MARSHALL PLAN ‘SUPPLANTS UNRRA   Truman Says Program Will  Provide Same Type Of Aid Far Europe

J. S. AID PLAN TO REPLACE UNRRA   Truman Holds High Hopes For Marshall Program

JOHN L. LEWIS UNDER ATTACK IN CONGRESS   Mourning Period Termed “Thinly Veiled And Mocking Strike”

LEWIS ACTION DRAWS BLAST   Rep. Reeves Says Shutdowr Call Is Disregard For  Court Decision

Wiine Boss Held Selfish Man ss Stele oelnsh ian  Lewis Did Not Try To Safeguard Lives Of Men, Missourian Says

MINE SHUTDOWN 15 CALLED STRIKE   CONGRESSMAN SAYS UNION BOSS ACTED IN DISREGARD OF HIGH COURT.

Lewis Charged With Failure to Safeguard Lives   Reeves Says UMW Chief Knew of Conditions at Centralia

Layoff Called ‘Veiled Strike’   Missouri Congressman Hits Lewis ag ‘Macker’

Says Mine Holiday Is Strike   Rep. Reeves Says Lewis Knew Centralia Facts, Did Not Act

Lewis Failed Act To Protect Miners, Said   Solon Says Report On Centralia Mine In Lewis’ Hands

lewis Assailed By Rep. Reeves   Says Mine Holiday ‘Mocking Strike’

Details of Capture Not Available to War Department   Prisoners Were Serving as Military Attaches and in That Capacity Could Go Into Field as Observers

Military Attaches Taken While Observing Action By Nationalist Troops

Communists Seize Two U. 5. Officers   Chinese Reds Reported Maldingn MAaine Cantain

Teacher Pay Plan Passage Predicted   2 U.S. Military Attaches. Seized by Chinese Communists —

Mexico's Chief To Visi U. S.  OCanital Rea   Directors of Hotel Renamed   News Flashes

Five Settlement Patrelmen Seized By Syrian Army   Jewish Policemen Arrested 5 Miles Outside Zone;  Wallace in Jerusalem

Jewish Police Patrol Caught Inside Syria.   Wallace Arrives In Palestine To See Jews, Arabs

Weather Plays Tricks In Various Sections Tornado, Quake, Icy Wave ~~ Hit Country All In 24 Hours

Weather Reports Show Tornado in Florida, Earthquake in Tennessee, Cold Wave in Northcentral States

Weather Man Serves U.S.  Potpourri   Tornado, Quake and Subzero Cold Hit Parts of Nation

Child Survives Surgery To Remove Three-Ounce Blood Clot From Brain

143-Million Count In Population New  Census Estimate  Non-White Race Grow ing Faster Than Whites West Rate Is Up

Greek Forces Fail To Spot  Commie State Of Insurgents   Army Leaders Want To Get At Vifiades, Chief Of Guerrillas

Greeks Hunt. Fail To Find Red Leaders   Communist State Location Mystery After Broadeast

Communist State Not Found... . Greek Army Fails In Hunt kor Reds

Mystery Surrounds Red ‘State’   Greek Army Hunts 72 Hours For Communist Party

Greeks Hunt Insurgent  Leader Whereabouts Remain Mystery To Government

RELIEF IN FOOD PRICES SOUGHT   Consumers Looked Tc President For Possible Recommendations

Wheat Rises; Truman Seeks  Aid, Cost Plan   Voluntary Ration, Less Grain Export Advised in Report

Grains Again Advance in Price Today   Government Ready To Take Action On Food Prices

Day’s Prices Drop After Opening On Upward Trend   Wholesale Meat Trade Shows Slight Decline

Food Problem Given Study by President   Wartime Controls, Rationing of Food Amona Possibilities

Truman Scan Reports Over Living Costs   Various Recommendations Studied Regarding Prices —Grains Make Slight Gain Today.

Early Wheat Trading Up 6¢; Close 3c Lower   Cattle and Hog Marker Prices Down Slightly: Eggs Drop 2c

LIVESTOCK, GRAIN MARKETS UNEASY AS PRICES: SHIFT   Various “Organizations “Expres: ~ Opinions: on? What, Can “Be, ‘ Done ‘With: Costs -

Grain Prices Rise Today   Cattle and Hogs Fractionally Less at Chicago Opening

Truman Studies Proposals on’ High Food Costs   Grain Market Shows Slightly: Increased Prices at Chicago

President Truman To Issue Statement In Few Days On Plan To Halt Price Rise

Wheat Prices Advance While Other Items Remain Steady   Organizations Express Views Of Price Issue

Grain Prices. Up as Trumar Plans Action.   President. Reported "Considering Plea:for “Voluntary Rationing

VOLUNTARY RATIONS, EXPORT CUT STUDIED AS PRICE SOLUTIONS:  TRUMAN GETS PROPOSALS FROM CABINET PANEL;

Grains Open High But Slump Under Light Demands   Slight Decre>se Marks Cattle and Hog Trading; Butter, Eges Irregular

LEGION CALLS FOR CHANGES IN CHARTER OF UN   Brands Security Counc’ ‘Hung Jury,” Would Limit Veto Power

* Council Is Likened To ‘Hung’ Jury American Legion ’Proposes Overhaul!

LEGION CALLS U.N. COUNCIL “HUNG JURY”   Oganization Urges an Overhaul of Allied Charter Which Would Bobtail Veto Power of the Big Five.

Legion Urges Revision For  U.N. Charter   Establishment Of ‘Tyran. ny-Proof?’ World Police Force Proposed.

Overhaul of UN Proposed By Legion   Veterans’ Organization  { Poses Three Amendments To Charter on Veto and World Police Force Unit

Legion Asks Overhaul Of U.N. Charter   Would Bobtail Big Five Veto

American Legion Suggests Changes In U.N. Charter  Wants Veto Bobtaile: And Tyranny-Proof

Legion Proposes Overhaul of UN Charter to Bobtail Veto   Veterans Organization Wants “Tyranny-Proof” World Police Force

* Legion Calls For Amending Charter Of UN   “HUNG JURY” POLICY OF COUNCIL HIT BY VETERANS

Calling U. N, Security Council “Hung Jury”, Legion Asks ‘Veto Curb And Vital Palice Force

Raps Security Council As ‘Hung Jury’  , Would Abolish Veto i in Cases  ; ene a.

LEGION OFFERS PROPOSAL FOR U.N. OVERHAUL   Would Bobtail Veto But Boost Voting Strength of Big 3

‘PERPETUALLY HUNG JURY — Legion Urges Curb on Veto {To Make U.N. Charter Worl

Legion Seeks An Overhauling Of U.N. Charter   Would Curb Veto Power Establish A “Tyranny: Peanf’ Palicea Farce.

American Legion Asks Overhaul Of U. N. Charter     ‘Legion Proposes To Bobtail Big Five Veto and Set Up   World Police Force.

Legion Wants Charter of United Nations Overhauled   Proposes Abolishing of Veto Power

LEGION PROPOSES OVERHAULING OF CHARTER FOR U.N   Letter Terms Present Security Council “Perpetually Hune Jury“

Calis For UN Revision To “Robtail’? Vetoes And Set Up “Tyranny Proof” Force

Legion Asks Revision Of U.N. Charter   Suggests Change In Veto Power For ‘Bia Five’

Legion Urges United Nations  Revise Charte:   Want Strong World Police. To Bobtail Veto Power. Effective Representation

American Legion, Affer Year's Study Suggests Changes in U.N. Setup

Would Over-Haul Charter  ie ee ee eee  American Legion  Urges UN Change

Legion Wants Changes in UN Charter   Curtailment of Veto Establishment of Police Force Asked

LEGION WOULD [ND BIG FIVE VETO POWERS   Also Give Plans fo Atomic and Police Force Rules

Calls Council “Perpetually Hung Jury”   Recommendations Climax Year Of Study: Would Set Up World Police Force

American Legion Brands U.N. Security Council ‘Perpetually Hung Jury,’ Calls For Changes   Proposes An Overhaul Of U. N. Charter To Bobtail Biq Five Veto

American Legion Asks For Revision ‘Of U. N. Charter   Recommendations Are Forwarded To Congress After Year’s Study; Strong Police Forced Urged —

Legion Asks UN Charter  Overhauling   Security Council Called A ‘Perpetually Hung Jury’

AMERICAN LEGION PROPOSES AN OVERHAUL OF THE UNITED NATIONS — CHARTER TO BOBTAIL BIG FIVE VETO

Legion Proposes Revamping Of YN. Charter   World Police Force “Tyranny Proof” Is Declared Needed

Legion Calls For Changes in U.N. Charter   Veterans Would Limit Veto, Set Up *‘Tyranny-Proof’ Uni

UN Security Council Changes Are Urged By American Legion After Year of Study

American Legior Urges Revision Of U.N. Charter   Calls Security Council ‘A ‘Hung Jury’; Asks Curb’ on Veto Power

 ‘Hung Jury’   Legion Asks UN Charter Be Changed To Cut Veto   Veterans Body Ends Siudy, Recommends Three Amendments

Shakeup of U.N. Urged By Legion   “Tyranny-Proof” Worl: Police, Curb of Veto Asked by Veterans.

Urges Charter Revision  Legion Says U.N. Council “‘Perpetually Hung Jury’

LEGION ADVISES SHARP REVISION OF UN CHARTER   Security Council Lashed As ‘Perpetually Hung Jury’ In Overhauling Cry

Legion Calls U.N. Council “Hung Jury”  Vets Propose Overhauling Of World Charter

VETS DEMAND QVERHAUL OF PEACE POWER   ‘Would Revise Council; Pu  End to Veto on Security.

Legion Terms Security Council a “Hung Jury”   Proposes Overhaul of UN Charter—Wants OT venmwcnee ad” Bsccc

REORGANIZING OF UN ASKED   Legion Offers Plan To Selster Body Now Called “Hung Jury.”

Reds Spurn Bid fo Jap Treaty Talk   American Legion Calls Security Council 'Perpetually Hung Jury; Revamp Asked

LEGION WOUL MAKE OVER UN   Security Council, Described as ‘Perpetually Hung Jury,’ Not Workable

State Senate Acts Without Debate to  Confirm Marcus Seek Ways to Speed Legislaltion Action; Talk Wage Increases

State Senate OKs Marcus As Mofor Head  Expected Fight Fails To Start; Vote Unanimous

Red Cross Rushes Workers, Bedding To Tornado Area   Nurses, Doctors And Feeding Canteens Sent To Aid Storm Survivors

TORNADO BULLETINS   Red Cross Rushing Workers, 1,000 Cots, 5,000 Blankets Into Area

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Roste Of Guam Likes Plastic ' Present From The U.S. Navy

WORK OR FIGHT LAW PROPOSEL   Pass Measure- Now T Prepare For War, Baruch Advises

Baruch Urges  War Measure   Advocates A Dealt To “Work Or Fighv?

Work or Fight Measure Urged   Barach Wants War Plan: -Madein Pearatime

MOBILIZE IN ADVANCE’ Baruch Asks Work or Fight  Law in Case of New War

Baruch Urges Work Or Fight Measure Now   Action Suggested In Event Of Another World War

Baruch Advocates ‘Work Or Fight" Law As Preparedness For New War

George White  Ts Free Again   Former Producer Feiler ates Belief “They Done Me Wrone”’

Craft Strikes Auto When It Overshoots   Stewardess Saves Many But Dies Later As Result

Seven Die, 10 More Seriously Injured: DC-4 Groundloops      Gas-Fed Flames Sear All Aboard Plane das” Ship Overshoots Field

Seven Killed, 10 Injured As Transport Crashes In Landing, Hitting Autc

Seven Persons Die in Plane Crash Sunday   DC-4 Overshoots Runway Near Seattle and Strikes Automobile

Seven Killed; 10 Injured In Fiery Crash   Alaska Airlines Plane - Overshoots Runway at Seattle-Tacoma Airport Smashes Automobile

7 DIE AS PLANE HURTLES OFF FIELD'S RUNWAY   Hits Passing Automobile, Kill ing Blind Woman; Others Near Death

Eight Perish In Flaming Plane Crash   Liner Crushes Passing Auto; 10 Badly Hurt

AIR MISHAP KILLS. SEVEN AT SEATTLE   21 Others Hurt as DC-4 Overshoots Runway and Strikes Passing Auto.

Seven’ Perish, 10 Injured. As Plane Crashe:   Transport From Alaskz Overshoots Runway At Seattle Airport And Hits Automobile

Eight Killed In Bow Lake  Plane Crash    Pilot Blames Crack-Up of Transport From Alaska On Failure of Brakes; Woman Killed in Car

Seven Perish,  Ten Hurt In Fiery Crash   Alaska Airlines Transport Overshoots Runway, Hits Car

? Killed, 10 Badly Hurtin Plane Crash   All Injured in Critical Condition and Several Are Expected to Die—Craft Overshoots Runway at Seattle-Tacoma Airport.

7 Are Killed As Airplane Strikes Auto   Huge Transport Overshoots Field. Bursts in Flame

Planes Crash In — Seattle and Capitol   Brakeless Landing Sends Alaska Transpor Into Auto on Highway, Killing Seven; None Hurt In Freak Washington Landina

Seven Persons Die in Plane Crash  Transport Overshoots Runway at Seattle

7 DIE, 10 HURT IN FIERY CRASH OF BIG AIRLINER   26 Of 28 Aboard Get Out 0 Craft As It Rams Auto At Seattle Airvort

Seven Dead, 19 Hurt In Crash of DC-4 At Seattle Airport   Eye Witnesses Say Big Airliner Hit Power Line In Attempt to Land

'Giant Plane Overshoots Tacoma-Seattle Field,  Smashes Passing Aute

TO FLAMING DEATHS   7 Seven Die After Plane Crashes and ; Hits Passing Automobile

Plane Crash At Seattle Fatal to 7   DC-4 Overshoots Runway, Hits Auto 10 Critically Hurt

7 ARE VICTIMS AS TRANSPORT IS FIERY MASS   Alaska Airlines Ship Crashes, Burns At Seattle After Hitting Auto

Seven Dead, 10 Badly Hurt In Plane Crash   26 Of 28 Aboard Scramble From Emergency Exits

] Die As Plane Overshoots Field  Transport Strikes Car, Bursts Into Fire

Brake Failure Termed Cause Of Plane Crash   Seven Killed, 10 Hurt Critically At Seattle

Plane Crash Claims Lives Of 7 Persons   Big Transport, DC-4 Overshot Runway, Hits Passing Auto.

Plane Crashes Info Auto; 10 Badly Injured   Stewardess Gives Her Life Saving Others Aboard

ALASKA PLANE OVERSHOOTS RUNWAY   Four-Engined Liner Rams Into Passing Auto   ALL PASSENGERS   Seared By Gas-Fed Flames; Blind Woman, Entertainer Among Victims

Fight Die When Airliner Crashes At Seattle Airport   Pilot Blames Faulty Brakes---Plane Leaps Embankment and Strikes Autamohile

—7 DIE IN CRASH, TOLL MOUNTS— Stewardess Leads Passengers From Plane, Dies of Burns 

Plane Hits Auto; Seven Persons Die   21 Injured As Big Airliner Hurtles Into Car Near Field

Faulty Brakes Held Cause of Plane Crash   Pilot Says Craft Just Kept Rolling; Went Off Field, Hit Car

PLANE HURTLES OFF OF RUNWAY AND HITS AUTO   All 28 Aboard Big Airliner In Washington State Seared By Gasoline-Fed Flames; Blind Wom an In Passing Car  Killed.

Seven Killed, Ten Critically Injured I Seattle Traged;   Transport ‘Overshoots the Ruiway; Smashes Into ~ Automobile

PILOT EXPLAINS BRAKES FAILED; 1 LIVES TAKEN   Transport Crashes at Seattle Tacoma Airport — Three Critically Burned

7 Killed, 10 Hurt as Plane Smashes Auto  ~   Several Others May Die After Fiery Crash At Seattle Airport

Light Craft Travels Faster Than Sound British Robot Rocket Plane Is Used For Supersonic Research

British Robot Rocket Plane Tests ‘Supersonic Barrier’ to Find Out What Happens at 1,000 MPH Speed

“Supersonic Barrier’ Is Plane Taraet   British Rocket Ship to Travel Faster Than Sound

Seek to Learn What Will Happen When Plane Moves Faster Than Sound

Labor Measure To Follow Tax Action  Committee Will Begin  ~— * Pa. 7 a , cee Ee

Berlin Dance Hall Death Toll  Still Uncertain  Many Victims Trampled in Violent Stampede

Costume Ball InBerlinIs TragicScene  Exits Choked By Dancers Trying To Make Eecana

Death Toll of Berlin Dance Hall Fire Not Expected to Exceed 89 Bodies Recovered: 39 in Hospitals

Ballroom A Torch   Recover 81 Bodies From Berlin Dance Hall Razed By Fire

SCORES KILLED IN DANCE HALL BLAZE IN BERLIN SECTOR   No American Casualties Are Reported; Cause of Fire Not Determined

German Fire Death Toll Is Placed at 81, 39 Are Injured   Few Additional Casualties Are Expected Is Report

81 Bodies Are Recovered From  Dance Hall Fire  nar   39 Persons In Berlin Hospital

81 BODIES RECOVERED FROM GERMAN BLAZE   Dance Hall Holocaust Traps  Costumed Revelers

Wheat Value ls Highest in U.S. History   Dance Hall Fire Takes 81 Lives

Recover 81 Bodies After Holocaust At Dance Hall ‘In Berlin; 3 Identified

Dance Hall Fire In Berlin Takes Lives Of 81   Seven Soldiers Are Missing, British Office Says

$1 Dead In  Berlin Fire   Short Circuit Believed Cause Of Disaster During Costume Ball.

81 BODIES RECOVERED IN BERLIN DANCE FIRE   39 Others In Hospitals After Flames Destroy Hall

Bodies of $1 Victims of  Fire Found   Berlin Baliroom Becomes Deadly Helecaust When Merrymakers Burned or Trampled to Death

81 81 Bodies Recovered: from Dance Hall Holocaust In Berlin: 39 Others Hospitalized with Burns

Costume Ball InBerlin is Tragic Scene  Exits Choked By   Exits Choked By Dancers Trying To Make Escape

81 PERSONS DIE IN BERLIN FIRE   4 British Soldiers Missing Aft. er Blaze Sweeps Dance Hall——No Yanks Hurt

‘Recover 81 Bodies from iRuins of Fire-wrecked (‘German Dance Holl

Berlin Fire Claims Heavy  Death Toll   81 Known Dead in Holocaust at Masquerade Ball; Identification of Victims Is Difficult.

DANCE HALL Ih BERLIN YIELDS HEAD AND KURT   Rescuers, Working In Near Zero Weather, Recover At Least 8] Bodies; Plus 39 Sent To Hospitals; Tragic Fire Razed Dance Hall At Saturday Nicht Costume Ball.

BERLIN DANCE HALL FIRE RUINS  \GIVE UP 81 BODIES; DEATH TOLL NOT EXPECTED TO BE MUCH MORE

Already 81 Bodies Found   Only Three Identified Among Many Dead in Ber. lin Dance Hall Fire

Huge Waves Lash Hawaii, Race Thousand Yards Inlane   Approaching Storm Drives Residents To High Ground, Damage Climbing

"_. HEAVY SEA Storm Headed  Straight For Isles   THOUSANDS TAKE FLIGHT

Giant Waves Pound Hawaii; Residents Flee   Storm Bearing Down or Islands; Terrific Wind jn Alacka

OPA ‘Eviction Notice’ Doesn't Faze ‘Tenant’   Bue Drivers Will Seek Pay Hike, Other Claims

Void Subpoena For Marshall   Will Ask Legislation For Russia, Britain To Return Ships

Farmers In State Draft Food Plans   Action Swiftly on Truman’s Appeal to Bolster Supplies

Taft Is Confident Veto Will Be Upset   Claims Senate to Enact Labor Bill

SIGLER TURNS PONTIAC PROBE OVER TO COUNTY   Admitted Cruelty to Hospital Inmates Will Be Prosecuted

BRITAIN TO TOSS PALESTINE ISSUE INTO LAP OF UN   Bevins Admits Failure of His Government to Find Compromise Acceptable to  Jews and Arabs.   TROOPS NOT EXPECTED TO WITHDRAW AT ONCE   Safeguards Against Violence Probably Will Continue  Until Peace Agency Decides What to Do.

May Ask For Special Meet Of Assembly   English Likely To Retain Its Forces In Holy Land Area

BRITISH CONTINUE CONTROL  Britain Asks UN To Help Settle Holy Land Dispute

Britain Plans to Turn Problem of Holy Land  Overto United Nations

Palestine Problem  To Be Handed Over to U.N.  Plan Announced By Great Britain At Einal Meetinae

Britain Will Hand  Palestine Problem To United Nations   English In Such Haste To Shelve Her Woes Ir Holy Land Special Meeting Of General Assembly May Be Called Immediately

BRITAIN SHEDS PALESTINE WOE   Bevin Admits Failure In Problem, Turns It Over To U.N.

Britain’s Palestine Woes  Turned Over To The UN   Decision On No. 1 Problem Children Announced At Final Meeting With Arabs As Acceptable  Compromise Fails

Britain Will Hand Palestine Problem to UN   Decision Announced as Failure of London Talks Is Admitted

United Nations Will Get Holy Land Problem  Britain May Ask Special Meeling

British, Expecting Break In Fuel Emergency, Move  'I'o Give Palestine to U:N.

PALESTINE ISSUE PASSED TO U. N.   Britain Admits Failure, May Ask Special Session Of the General Assembly

Biddle’s Name Being Argued   Demos Trying To Get Showdown On Nomination To U. N. Economic Council

Flood Waters Pour In Again On Canton, Mo.   College Town Faces Second Flood In Two Week Period

Baby Mix-Up Trial Info Second Day At Okmulgee Court   Woman Charges Hospital, Doctor, Nurses Gave Her Wrong Child

Soviet Vetoes Block Austria, lfaly From UN   Russian String of Vetoes Now Stands At Eighteen

RUSSIA CRITICIZED FOR ABUSE OF VETO    Gromyke Boldly Blocks Admissior Of Italy And Austria Inte Cnilted Natiens

Action Is Branded As ‘Abuse Of Veto’   Johnson Assails Gromyko Move; Romania, Bilearin And Houneary Also Are Rejected

Russian Vetoes Block Austria. Italy from UN   Komania, Bulgaria, Hungary Also Rejected By Security Council

Russian Vetoes Ban Austria, Italy From U.N.   Seven Negative Votes In 67 Hours Run Soviet String to 18

More Housewives Join ‘Crusade Against Prices —   But Further : Increases Expected id Later This Week

Cut In Cost Of Living Demanded   Coast-To-Coast Movement Wins Fresh Support

Housewives Act To Bring Slash In Food Prices   Refusal to Buy Goods Noted in Various Forms Across Nation

It Is the Working Man That Pays His Grocery Bill—-He Has too So He Can Work

BOYLE’S COLUMN ollege Economics Long Way rom Pork Chops, Professor

Pope Pius XII Will Broadcast Christmas Talk  Cold Prevents Cardinale’ Call

REPORT CHINESE SEEKING TRUCE   Diplomats May Settle Mongolian Incident; Russia to Get Protest

Chinese May Seek Diplomatic Truce  Mongolian Invasion Alarms Officials

SOVIETS ALSO BLAMED IN LATEST FIGHTING IN ASIA.  China, Weakened By Civil War, Reported Ready To Seek Agreement With Monaol Army Forces

With Civil War Raging, Nation Has Few Troops to Send Against Mongols in Sinkiang Province — Government Spokesman Accuses Russia of Partial Responsibility for Attack —~ Uranium Deposits Reported in Area,

Chinese Seeking To Halt Invasion  With Diplomacy   ‘No Ordinary Frontier Incident,’ Say Officials Say Uranium at Stake

AMM OF CHINESE      Invasion Alarms Government Which Is Unprepared To Use Troops

CHINA TO SEEK MONGOL TRUCE   No Border War Wanted By Nation Tangled In Civil Strife

Tulsa Getting In ‘In "Be Kind’ Week   Will Plan for City Cooperation; Dunkin Asks Truman to Join Move

De Gaulle Bloc Wins Election   Newly-Formed Party Is _ Ahead in Important Mu nicipal Balloting

New De Gaulle Party Takes Early Lead   Opposition Concedes Win For RPF Party

De Gaulle Takes Lead In France   Communists Lag It Test Efection in  French Republic,  Fiaqures Reveal

Gen. DeGaulle Leads in French Vote   New Anti-Communist Party Piles Up Lead Over Opponents

DeGaulle Party Is — Leading ©   Holds Substantial .  Lead Over Communists Whose Voting Strength About Same As Always

RIGHTISTS TOP COMMUNISTS IN FRANCE   Dé Gaulle’s Party Takes Substantial Lead

DeGaulle Victor in Elections   General Strike Threat Brings Reinforcement of Paris Troops

DeGaulle’s RPF Leads Election   Winning in Cities But Fail to Dent Communist Power

CommunistLed : Unions Cancel: . Transport Strike:   ~Aetion Follows Sweeping Victory By Gen. De Gaulle

Candidates Of General DeGaulle’s New Party Lead In French Election

De Gaullists  Gain on Reds In French Vote   Anti-Soviets Party  In First Election Polling 40% Against 28° of Communists

CANDIDATES OF DE GAULLE LEAD FRENCH VOTING   Holds Substantial Lead Over Other Parties, Including Communists *

French Back Gen. DeGaulle   Communists, Po pula: Republicans Both  Lose Ground

DE GAULLE WIN COMPELS FOES TO END STRIKE   Decision Is Reversal of Earlier Plan to Halt Work

Communists Are Strone But Lose   Anti-Leftists Garner 42 Per Cent of Vote; Ramadier’s Socialists Drop To Third

- Gets Rightist Support But Failsto Dent. ~ Communist. Strength.

French Reds Lose Election.  Call Strike   General Walkout Fearet as DeGaulle Wins Sweeping Victory

Reds Holding Own In French Voting Tabulation Shows   De Gaulle Party Is Lead. ing But Communists Are Firm.

CANDIDATES OF GEN. GHARLES DE GAULLE. LEAD   Ahead In 29 of 37 Majo Municipalities As Returns Come In.   De Gaulle’s Party Has Substantial Lead Over All Other Parties.

His New Party Draws Strength From Right And Center To Whip Communists In City Elections Which Have Both International And National Import

RPF Leading In French Muny Vote   However Reds Strength Appears Not Dented Much.

DEGAULLE S GIVEN MAJORITY AS HEAD OF FRENCH NATION   Anti-Communist Rally Is Running Far Ahead in Ballots Cast Sunday in Elections.   WEEK-OLD STRIKE TO BE CONTINUED

'De Gaulle’s New Party Tops Communists Tickets In French Municipal Elections

French Back People Rule   DeGaulle Government Holds. Election Lead

DE GAULLE'S PARTY LEADS FRENCH VOTE   Comparatively New ‘Rally 01 French People’ Tops Communist Tally

DeGaulle Party Leads in Voting  29 Out of 37 Major Areas-Follow Him —

French Decide On RPF  Leaders   Candidates Picked By DeGaulle In Lead In Race

Rush French Troops To Paris In Case Of Trouble  STRIKE THREAT   Expect Move To Fore. stall DeGaulle’s Re turn To Power

DeGaulle’s Candidates Lead Voting   RPF Ahead In 29 of 37 Major  French Towns

REDS HOWTO DE GAULLE AT FRENCH POLL!   New Party, Rally of French People, Wins 47 of 90 Posts in Paris.

De Gaulle’s Party Leads Communists   Election Returns Show Big Comeback For Former Chief .

De Gaulle's Anti-Communists Seem Certain of Victory in Sunday's Election in France

Unions Call off Strike; Lose In : French Election   De Gaulles’ Newly Organiz ed Party Swept to Victory Yesterday

De Gaulle Wins Striking Victory  His Party Leads in French Elections

Voting Is Favoring Republicans   Large Vote Is Cast In French Election; Socialists Running  Weak Third Place.

DEGAULLE WINS ALS PER CENT OF FRENCH VOTE   Communists Get 29." and Socialists 20.6 Per Cent

De Gaulle Party Leads in France   6Months-Old “Rally of the French People” Has Bested Communists   M.R.P. LOST GROUND   Some of Its Members Con: tributed to Strength Of New Group

DeGaullists Beat Reds in Election   Troops Called as Communists Make Threat of General Strike by Unions

FRENCH VOTE SHOWS VICTORY FOR DE GAULLE   Wartime Chief Rolls Up Leat of 38 to 40 Per Cent of Total.

Army General Campaigned On Anti-Red Slate  One Opposition Member Admits Defeat; De Gaulle’s

DE GAULLE’S PARTY FAR OUT IN FRONT IN FRENCH VOTING.        PoFtical Comeback Success  Votes Pile Up; Communi sts : Are Qutd'stanced

De Gaulle, Foe Of Communists, Shows Strength   Anti-Leftists Rally In French Election; Socialists Weak

PARIS STRIKES ARE CONTINUED BY STUNG REDS   General Emerges As New Strong Man As Rally Party Triumphs

De Gaulle’s Party Leads in Election   Holds Marain Over Other Parties Including Communists

DeGaulle Party Leads Reds In French Balloting  Ahead In 29 Out of 37 Municipalities Over Other Parties

Candidates  Ahead In 29 Maj or Cities  ' Communists Are Running Second

General’s Forces, Making Comeback Ahead In 29 Of 37 Municipalities

De Gaulle’s New Party Downs Red:   Party Pulis Votes From Right Group Te Lead In. Electian

DeGaulleParty Holds. Lead In French Voting   REF’ Fails. to Make Dent In Comminnist Strength, But Runs Ahead In Muni- ‘ eipal Balloting - -

De Gaulle’s Party Tops Communists In French Elections   New Group Pulls Votes From Right And Center

END OF SUBWAY TIE-UP DUE TO deGAULLE VOTE  Reversal Follows Threat To Order General Walkout

Beaten at Polls, ProRed Unions Call Off TieUp   End of Stoppage Is First Tangible Result Of Sunday Elections

PARTY HEADED BY DE GAULLE OUT IN FRONT   Early Returns in Municipal French Elections Show General's Popularity

DeGaulle Party Leads at Polls   Tops Communists in Municipal Elections, Pull ing Votes from Richt, Center Parties.

De Gaulle Party Leads in Vote   Out in Front in Voting in 29 of 37 Major Cities

Runs Well Ahead Of Communists In Tabulations .   Out Of 25,000,000 ~ Votes Cast General Gets 49 Per Cent

De Gaullists Win in France  Communists Call Off Paris Strike After  Ravercal at Palle

De Gaulle’s Red Foes Top Voting   Big Strike ThreatBrings Out Troops

Reds Holding Vote Strength   New Party Wrenches Advantage from Popular Republican Mevement

DeGaullists Top Reds in French Vote  Once Powerful MRP Suffers Severe Losses

“Tomorrows Headlines “Jeday DEGAULLE ELECTION VICTORY ENDS COMMUNIST-LED FRENCH STRIKES VOTE CONSIDERED A  AND-SLIDE

U.S. HIGH COURT HEARS UMW CASE   Tribunal To Determine Fate Of Coal Miners

RT WILL STUDY CONTEMPT CHARGE AT HEARING TUDAY   Lewis, UMW Are Before Tribunal in Important Case at Washington; Strike Is Reason.   LABOR IS BEHIND CHIEF OF UNION

Labor Backs UMW As Hearings Open   Lewis Not Expected In Courtroom As U. S. Supreme Court Considers Contemot Charges

SUPREME COURT OPENS HEARING IN COAL CASE   Will Decide Whether Lewis, UMW Correctly Held In Contempt

Government Assigns” Its Lawyer, Attorney. General Clark, to Open''O Before the High’ Court. :

LEWIS CASE 10 SUPREME COURT   HIGH TRIBUNAL CONSIDERING CONTEMPT CHARGE

Government Assigns Its No. 1 Lawyer, Attorney General Tom ©. Clark, to Open Oral Arguments Beforo the High Court.

Point Of Law Vital To All Unions Involved At Opening Of Appeal   Government’s No. 1 Lawyer Appears In Effort To Make Big Penalties Against John L. Lewis And Miners Union Stick.

Expert On Blood Types Disagrees With Overell Prosecution Witness

Defense Also Alleges Overell’s Died in Premature Explosion for Which He Was Responsible.

Overell Trial ExpertsDisagree On Bloodstains   Will Prove Overell Set Off Dynamite, Defense Contends

Summer’s Last Day Brings Frost, Cold to Midwest Sectiot   Chicage Experiences Its Coldest Sept. 23 on Record With 36

Frost Hits Wide Section Of Corn Belt   No Indication That Cole Weather Has Caused Any Heavy Damage; Expect Warmer Weather

SUMMER'S EXIT IS ACCOMPANIED BY CHILLING WEATHER   Wide Section of Country Gets Frost; Temperatures Go Below Freezing

A SOVIET THREAT Te BREAK UP U.N.   Chilliest Spot in the Nation Was Utica, N.Y. With 25 Degrees

as OO EE  Summer Bows Out With Cooler Weather In Wide Area Of U.S.

Frost Line Extends Over North And East  Summer Goes On Final Binge To Chill Wide Section Today

SUMMER GOES OUT ON CHILL NOTE INU. S   Frost Extends over Wide Mid West Region—Utica, N. Y., Reports 25 Reading

REPORT FREEZING IN NORTH STATES   FROST LINE CUTS NORTH ILLINOIS ON LAST DAY SUMMER

MERCURY IN DROP   Chilhest Spot in the Nation ~~ Was Utica, N.Y. With 25 Degrees

Statement Says Strikes Not Preceded By True Collective Bargaining

Steel Companies Fear Unions May Force Merger   Spokesman Says Smaller Companies May Have To  .. Join In Defense Of Baresinine Tactics

US Steel Pact Spawns Mergers   25,000 non-Basic Steel Workers Idle During Contract Negotiations

Steel Plants Hit by Strike   Non-Basic Factories Count 25.000 Idle

25,000 IDLE IN STEEL STRIKE   Industry Spokesman Says Small Firms May Be Forced To Merae

Spokesman Tells Unions Bargaining Tactic: May Force Small Steel Plants To Merge

Complain To Congress  Non-Contract Walkouts Id? 25.000 Union  Steelworkers   CIO Tactics Brings Threat Of Merger, From) Fabricators

Small Steel Fabricators May Merge   Labor Demands May Force Some Consolidations

Union of Small Companies Seen  Bargaining Tactics Moy Cause Action

Small Steel Plants Facing Greater Odds   UNIONS MAY FORCE SOME FIRMS TO GO OUT OF BUSINESS

COMPROMISE ON ARGENTINE DEMAND SEE}   America conferees Seek Safety From Attacks

Defense Pact To Bar Foree   Compromise Agreement Reached in Beazil

Flivver Planes Circle World      Unique Flight Ended By Cliff Evans And Gearge . . ° Truman

423 Days. 49 Stops, pattone, : 2 Air Flivvers ; Buzz Homé. Alter. Leisurely Ilight-Around. World

2-FINISH FLIGHT AROUND WORLD   WIVES GREET .CLIFF EVANS AND GEORGE, TRUMAN  AS . THEY REACH NEW JERSEY.

Flivver Planes Complete World Tour in Jersey   Aviators Leave Trail Of IOU's Behind As They Finish Trio

Cub Fliers Back Home   Unique Globe-Circling 25,000-Mile Flight Was Made in 123 Days

Of Globe- Circling ‘Flivver’ By Pilots End Historic Flight   Land in New Jersey After 25,000 Mile Circumnavigation of World by Air

Make Aviation History ‘Flivver’ Plane Flyers End 123-Day Flight Around World

Flivver Fliers Complete Leisurely Trip Around World in Tiny Planes

Globe-Circling Flight ls Ended  ee, en, ae   Evans, Truman Tour Unique in Aviation

i cn ss WARTIME FRENCH LEADE! HOPES TO BECOME .PREMIER ON ANTI-RED  . IBSUE

JONES STATES RR LOAN OKAY   Brands As False Statement By Young Regarding RFC Loan to B. and O.

Jones, Assailing Young, Defends Loan To B. And 0.  Ex-RFC Boss Charges “False Statements”

LOAN 10 RAILROAD UPHELD BY JONES   Former RFC Chairman Defends Transaction with Baltimore & Ohio

e PAUL MALLON Turks Believe World War III Coming and Prepare for It

"BIG 4°° TURNS TO THE MATTER OF REPARATIONS   Videspread Speculation Indicates That Russia May Be Willing Io Deal With Western Powers On Germany s Future.

TT el NA EUS BT  Reparation Showdown Sought   SOVIET-FRANCE ROW CITED

Russia May © Be Ready To Talk Terms   Statement By Molotov Taken As Willingness To Dicker

MARSHALL WILL ASK SHOWDOWN   Wants To Know Whether Molotov Intends To Negotiate German Settlement

GEN. MARSHALL WORKING FOR RED SHOWDOWN   Trying to Find If Russia Is Ready to Negotiate German Pact

Marshall Still After Showdown   Seeks fo Find from Molotor BF Russia Actually Ready For Talk German . Catthemmnont

Marshall Plans Showdown Over German Issues   Molotov‘s Hints. At Compromise Not Taken Seriously

SOVIET MOOD CHANGE SEEN   Believe Russians May Soon Be Ready To Deal with German Problems.

oa May Seek Showdown  _ To Determine If Rene Is Ready  4 eee”. eee

Big Four Tackles Reparation Issue   Marshall Reported Seeking Showdown German Settlement

Marshall Seeks Showdown Witt Reds On Peace  To Ask Russians If   To Ask Russians If They Are Ready To Neaotiate Settlement

Soviet Makes New Pr oposals On Reich Unity      Glimmer, Of Hope. Sighted mw Al Ministers’ Parley   "N's Molotov Gives His Conditions

_. —BIG FOUR— Prospects Of Treaty Brighter   New, «Moves Point Toward Compromise

Reparations Taken Up By London Meet   Glimmer of Hope Held for Big Four Deal on Germany

Lompromise minted ee  Faint Climme1 OfH 4 Held That Ne, 7 vtoV  Ready 2 , geal  Bie Four V3 1% rs  rs t rp _

Western Diplomats Ask Caution Against Any Over-Optimism on Settlement ,     Retains Initiative   Molotov’s Fast Work Keeps Him Ahead. in Conference’

Marshall Seeks Showdown With Russia On Germany   American Officials Convinced ‘That Hints Of Conces sions Given In Molotov’s Actions Last Night Would Not Be Borne Out On Real Issues

Big AFe aces Deadlock Issues Today  - Rumor of Russia Ir   Mood To Deal On  Cermany Future

Molotov Shows Sign of Being More Agreeable   Glimmer of Hope For Compromise Seen at London

Marshall Seekinc Showdown on German Treaty   American Officials Declare Molotov’s Hints Of Concessions Are Not Expected To Be Borne Out When Issues Are at Stake

MOLOTOV HINTS THAT HE MIGHT DEAL ON ISSUES   Today’s ‘Big Four’ Meeting Either Could Better Or Completely Kill Hope

Glimmer Of Hope For Deal On Germany  Seen As Foreign Ministers Reconvene

Marshall Seeks Showdown With Molotov On Germany   RY PUN VM HMMM

Marshall Seeks Showdown With Molotov on German Sefflement   U.S. Secretary Is Determined to Find Out At ‘Earliest Opportunify’ Whether Russia Is Ready to Negotiate on ‘Real Issues’

HOLDUP GANG CLUE SOUGHT   POLICE STILL LACK LEAD IN HALF-MILLION DOLLAR ——-ROBBERY AT PAINES:" — VILLE

‘Painesvillo— Holdup: Similar: Pattern . to Other Recent Ohio Jobs. : "3

State-wide Search Being Conducted for Desparado Gang Which Held  Up. Mounds Club ot Palnesville— Holdup Similar in Pattern’ to Other Recent Ohio Jobs.

U. S. Labor Board Rules In lowa Case   Says Plant Official Hac Right of Free Speech in  Opposing Union Drive

Boy Gets New Face  In Hospital   Plastic Surgery Restores Him To Society

GD. RAPIDS BOY HAS A NEW FACE   Operation a Success on Former  ' ‘Ape Face’ Youth

United Nations Caught Helpless In Middle Of  Battle Between Giants   Clearly Drawn wn Lines Indicate That Italy And France Will Be The CommunismCapitalism Battle Ground In Immediate Future

Fight Leaves U. N. Helpless   Delegates Alarmed, Dismayed by Outlook

First Battles Between Communism. And Capitalism in France and Italy .   UN Stands By Helpless as U.S. And Soviet Russia Battle It Qut”

UN Refuses Soviet Proposal To Compel World Press to Blast ‘War Mongers’-Fascists

UN HELPLESS IN THE FACE OF USRUSSIAN FIGHT   Mask Drops From NoQuarter Political Battle Between Nations

POLITICAL WAF   ‘Phony’ Stage of Conflict Over; Europe, Is Prize

UN Delegates Sit Dejected As East-West Tiff Flares   No-Quarter ‘Political War’ Out in Open; Solons Grow Pessimistic, Fear Panel Will Fail

J. NS HELPLESS AS ‘WAR’ FLARES   Looms As Ultimatum Victin Of East-West Conflict

TO 12 ABOVE TONIGHT   ‘Continued Cold Forecast for East: ern Kansas

Cooperation Offered By AFLI Leader  Would Produce  « ‘Great Confusion’

AFL President Hits Labor Bills  Proposes Study of Labor Situation

Latest Capital Report   Green In Spotlight In Daily News As Bill Attacked

Green Raps Proposed New  Labor Laws   AFL President Is Witness Before Senate Labor Committee; Criticizes All New Labor Bills.

GREEN FLAYS PROPOSED ACTS TO CURB LABOR   Says Restrictive Legislatior Would ‘Undermine World Position Of U. S.’

Green Says AFL Ready To Jom: In Labor Study   Sees Confusion If Bills Now Before Congreece Pacced_

AFL Chief Sees Laws Leading To ‘Confusion’   Urges Study of New Conditions As First Step

LABOR LEADER OPENS ATTACK ON PROPOSALS   Green Says Anti-Strike Bills Threaten Plant Peace

Green Asserts Bills On Labor Threaten U, S. World Position   AFL Chieftain Urges Congress Undertake Study Of New Facts

Green Assails Restrictive  Labor Laws   Proposes Study Of Conditions

William Green Opens Labor's Attack Against Restrictive Legislation

AFL Chief Sees Labor Bills Breeding Strife   Green Opens Labor’s Fight Against Curbs Before Senate Group

AFL President Condemns Pending Labor Legislation   Says Passage of Laws Would Undermine U.S. World Position

Climax Reached In Battle Over Curbs On Labor   Issue Highlighted By Ruling Strikers Can Be Replaced

Green Sees Industrial Confusion   Warns Against Passage Of Pending Laws

Green Assails Labor Bills  In Congress   AFL President  Appears Before

AFL Head Assails All Labor Bills   Would Produce Great Industrial Confusion, Green  Declares

GREEN FEARS CONFUSION IN LABOR GURRS   Attacks All Bills Now Before Congress to Restrict Union Activity,

Green Offers AFL Help in Labor Survey   ‘Agrees With Truman Study Indispensable; Onvposes Bills

AFL President Assails Bill fo ‘Restrict’ Union:   Senator Taft Charges AFL Has ‘Defeatist Approach’ to Problem:

Green Attacks Labor Measures  AFL Head Calls For Labor Problem Study

CONFUSION TO RESULT FROM LABOR ACTION   Green Argues Against Proposed Legislation; Senators Take Opposite View <~   HOUSE TO VOTE ON CUT IN CASH: BAN AMENDMENTTS

‘Today In Congress   William Green Assails Labor Legislation Now Pending In Congress; Senate Continues Its Hearings On Lilienthal; Marshall In House

ARMS STILL UNDECIDED   Problem of Devising Machinery for World-Wide Paring Back to Security Council Where Veto Is Expected.

Arms Reduction  Faces UN Veto   Committee Abandons Attempt to Reconcile UL. S.. Russian Views

Not Yet Together On Arms Problem   Disarmament Question Back to Security Council After Debate   RUSSIA, UL. S. DIFFER   Six-Nation Committee Un: able to Find Common Ground for Them

U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL GETS. JOB OF MAKING ARMS CUT PLAN   Committee Unable To Reconcile  U. S.-Russian  Differences

Exercise Of Veto By 0.8. Or Reds Seen Possibility   U. N, Sub-Committee Fails To Crack Deadlock On  Disarmament Question

Impasse On Arms Reduction   U. S. and Russia at Odds Over Position Of Atomic Control In Limiting Power

ARMS REDUCTION TOSSED BACK TOU. N. SECURITY COUNCIL   Raised Prospects That a Vete Might Be Exercised Either hy Russia or U.S.      A THREE DAY DEBATE   A Six Nation Committee Gave Up Efforts of Reconciliation:

[UNSOLVED PROBLEM OF PLANNING MACHINERY FOR -ARMS REDUCTION . TOSSED BACK TO SECURITY. COUNCIL

U.S., Russia Disagree on  Arms Plan   Committee May ‘Make Two Report: to U.N: Council

Arms Reduction Faces A Veto  U. S. And Russia Firm On Differences

Disarmament Is Still Cause of U.S., Soviet Deadlock   Veto Looms as UN Sub-Committee Fails To Find Solution

Veto Looms On U. S.-Red  Disarmament Deadlock   U. N. Sub Committee Fails To Crack Problem; Tossed Back to Council

Disarmament Parley Fails  To Progres:   Problem Goes Back to UN Security Council; Pros__pecl OL “Veto” Looms

Unsolved Problem al f Arms Limitation Ba:k  In Lap Of UN Council

VETO ON WORLDWIDE REDUCTION QF ARMS PROPOSAL MAY BE EXERCISED BY U.S. OR SOVIET   Six-Nation Committee Gives Up All Efforts To Reconcile Differences—Two Resolutions Are Drafted—Diplomatic Officials Seem Pleased Over General Marshall’s Talk

ARMS REDUCTIONS PROBLEM IS GIVEN ‘BACK TO U.N. BODY      Possibility of Veto Use ‘By US   or Russia Raised as Con Pes “PW pe

Arms Reduction Fight May Bring Veto In Council   U. N. Committee Fails To Crack The AmericanSoviet Deadlock.

Sees Defeat Of . Russian Move Te Destroy A-Bombs   _ Reds Hoped To Override U.S. Plan For Atomic Conirci.

Russian Move Under Fire At Session Of UN   Soviet Seeking to Have All Atomie Weapons Destroyed, Oppose U. 5S. Proposals

Veiled Soviet Move To Destroy All  Atom Weapons Seer  Gromyke Would Kill U. S. Plan for Proper Supervision

RUSSIAN ATOMIC IDEA MAY FACE FAILURE   Move For Destruction 0!  Weapons Studied

See Reds Losing Plea To Destroy  Atomic W eapons   Gromsko Opposes Plan Tc Dispose OF All Bomb: When Pact Is Signed

Defeat Expected for Russian Move » To Have Atomic Weapons Destroyec

Plan To Destroy Atomic Weapons Facing Defeat   Russia Seeking  Action By U. N.

ood Cooperation 1p Beat Housing, Coyator Asserts   Private } Enterprise should Roll Up Sleeves, He Says

McCarthy Spikes Building Shortage  All Business Must Cooperate, He Says

Reduced Costs, Key To Housing  "All Business Should. Cooperate: McCarth

Legislation Aid, Not Cure of the Housing-Problen  .McCarthy Says All M  uct Coonerate

More Than Greece In Policy Pan   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreton Affairs Analvst

ARREST 26 IN TRIBAL. DEATHS   Blame ‘Lionmen’ in 40 Killings Reported In Fast Africa Area

‘Death Sentence’ for OPA Is Virtually Assured  Appropriations Slashed hu Cammitiea

Committee Keeps  OPA Death Date  Senate-OKed Funds Crit = <2 01ND NNN

“Death Sentence’  for OPA Is   Virtually Assured Appropriations Slashed  hy Cammittas

Steelmen to Get S30,000,000° In Back Wages:  To Workers at — Ceneva Steel MGTL

ClO WORKERS WILL RECEIVE 30 MILLIONS   Union, Corporation Agree on Adjusted Wage Basis

STEEL WORKERS GET BACK PAY   Agreement Sends More than 30 Millions to Plant Employes in Nation

30 Million in Back Pay to Steel. Workers   Agreement Reached for I7 Million Annual Beest in Pay

US. Steel Workers Get 30 Million   Standardization Pact Provides for Back Pay

$30,000,000 In Back Pay To Workers   Announcement Comes On Heels Of Contract: Extens sion Agreement.

Steel Workers Get 30 Million In Back Pay   Corporation and Union Acree on Wace Rates

$30 Million Sum Set In Parley With C10 Union   Some Workers To Receive Up. To $1,800, Report; Waae Raises Given

BIG STEEL WAGES ARE. STANDARDIZED   WORKERS TO GET $30,000,000 BACK PAY UNDER AGREEMENT WITH C. IL. O.

Agreement Aly Grants $17,000,000’ Hike In Wages For About 175,000:  Strike Ranoer  aecanod

Steel Workers To Get Back Wages  Pay Standardization ~ Agreement Reac*ed

U.S, Steel En” “yees To Get Over $30,000,000 In Back Pay   Wage Standardization Agreement Means Many Will Receive 1 and 1-2 Cent Raise

WORKERS GET BACK PAY AND WAGE BOOSTS   New Scale Effective Nexi Month in Principal U. S. Steel Plants.

Hourly Wage Deal Is Made   U. S. Steel-CIO Agreement To Pay Workers Huge Sum in Back Pay

U. S. Steel Agrees to 1 Cents Average Hourly Wage Increase; hoereoment Took 2? Years’ Work

Steel Workers Get 30 Million In Back Salary   U. S. Steel Corporation And CIO United Steel Reach Agreement Whicl Means Wage Increases

STEEL PLANT WORKERS GET 3) MILLION   UU. S. Steel and Union Agree on Standardized Hourly Wage Rates

Lewis Trying ‘Union Sieal.  Reuther Says Anti-Red Moves  On Opposition

BRITAIN WILL SEEK CHANGES IN NEW PLAN   OBJECTS TO PORICING HOLY  LAND . TRANSITION, PER. 20D OF VIOLENCE

Britain Will Reject Plan On Palestine   Compromise Plan On Par. tition Reported As Unacceptable To Britain

State of War Declared in  All Paraguay   Military Forces of President Get Vast Powers Under Order

ALL PARAGUAY AT WAR WITH REBEL ARMIES   REVOLUTION GAINS MOMENTUM IN ASUNCION

State Of War Is Declared L In Paraguay  Rebels In Control Of Northeast Area

Nation Seeks To Crush Revolution 'War Declaration’ Is Issued In Paraquay

PARAGUAY PLACED ~ IN STATE OF WAR   DECLARATION GIVES REGIME GREATER POWERS IN FIGHT AGAINST REBELS.

STATE OF WAR IS DECLARED IN PARAGUAY   Revolt Torn Nation Is Put Under Complete Military Control

NO PROSECUTION SOUGHT   Wife of Stain Brakeman Not Filing Charges Againat Youth

NO PROSECUTION sOoUGHT      Wife of Slain Reaheman Nor Filing Charges Against Youth

Flying Saucérs Said Phase of Atomic. — Energy Experimént   One Scientists Says People Are Not Ju Seeing Things, Discs Exist; Washington Official Denies Connection

Witness Refuses Testimony Under Oath at Hearing   Committee Is Told By His Sister He Is ‘Dangerous Terrorist’

EISLER CITED FOR CONTEMPT AT COMMITTEE HEARING ~  =SIBTER BRANDS HIM ” AS A “TERRORIST” .

British Plan Higher Taxes   Still Other Methods Tc Be Tried Also To Aid Fight On Inflation

Current Heat Wave Reported Here to Stay   Bonham One Of Hdottest Spats In Nation Sundav

eHeat Wave In Midwest Will Last Several Days, Rains Fall In Some States

Special Legislative Session November 5      Lene To Call Assembly To Act On Baltimore Problems

Lane Summons Assembly To Work Out Baltimore’s Revenue Problems   MODIFICATION OF SALES TAX LIKELY

Writers’ Guild Is Called Spearhead of Red Activity   All Star Cast Is Awaiting Opportunity To Testify In Pinks-in-Movieland Hearing

SAYS WRITERS LEAD “REDS” IN FILMLAND   Veteran Author Says the Screen Writers’ Guild Is Spark Plug and Spearhead of Hollywood Communist Movement.

*Screen Writers Guild Is Termed ‘Spearhead’  In Communist Movement

Chinese Red ‘Attack Kills Five Marines   16 Other Leathernecks Wounded Defending Am munition Diumo.

5 Marines Are Killed By Chinese   Red Troops Pull Night Raid; Sabotage U. S. Ammunition Depot

5 U. S. MARINES ARE KILLED BY CHINESE REDS   1G Other Americans Wounded, 3 Critically: Attackers Dead And Iniured Placed Art 100

Chinese Reds Slay 5 Yanks in Looting Raid   400 Attackers Move Into Ammunition Dump Area, Take Shells, Set Off Explosions

2 MARINES ARE KILLEDBY CHINA REDS IN BATTLE   16 Americans Wounded in Repulsing Attack on Ammunition Dump

Sneak Raid Made on Arms Dump   Reds Are Routed After Four-Hour Battle; 16 Americans Injured

Load Explosives On Mules, Blow Up Remainder  16 Marines Hurt, 3 Critically, In   16 Marines Hurt, 3 Critically, In Four-Hour Battle; Reserves Ambushed

Five Leathernecks Are Killed When Chinese Reds Raid Marine Post   IN ADDITION TO DEAD, 16 MARINES ARE WOUNDED— COMMUNISTS SUFFER 6 FATALITIES AND ABOUT 100 WOUNDED IN NIGHT BATTLE AT MAIN USMC BASE

5 Yanks Die In Duel with China Reds   Communists in Raid on Marine Arms Depot; Fierce Fighting.

HOUSING BILL ACTION URGED   LaGuardia Says Chaos Will Hit Nation Unless New Homes Are Built

‘Restrictive Practices’ by  Unions Noted  F. D. R., Jr., Admits That They Increase  Cost of Housins

FOR HUNGRY PEOPLE IN WESTERN FUROPI   Getting Contributions Of Corn And Cash. Will Sell Corn Back To Hamilton Co. Farmers and Remit Cash Equivalent To Needy In Europe.

CHRISTIAN DRIVE IN TAYLOR COUNTY   Farm Bureau Will Head Christmac Relief

BASEB. =2% ELD  —  GOAL *82,CKLEY COM £3: =e BODY  Sed OF ¢  ae se ate Pade   Jew ‘Resister’ To Hang; Irgun Continues Fight

MASTERS NAMED DRAFT BOARD BY COURT IN 6 CLOSING AFTER DIVORCE CASES LONG SERVICE

KENTON-NURSE: UNDER ARREST   HIT-SKIP CHARGES ARE FILED IN CONNECTION WITH DEATH OF CHILD

No Confidence Vote .Is Asked By Churehill   Labor Government Accused Of Crime Against British State, People

CHURCHILL HURLS CHARGES AGAINST LABOR GOVERNMENT   Charged With “a Crim Against the British State and People”.   A THREE-DAY DEBATE   The War Time Minister De manded a Vote of No Confidence.

Search For Suspect Leads To Reno, Ney      Husband of Former Coun. tess Reported Still Missing

Taft Asserts Business Able To Cut Prices   Says Reductions  Will Stull Leave Reasonable Profits

Sen. Taft Believes Prices May Be Reduced without Losing Reasonable Profits   Removal of Farnsworth,  Bath Urged   Bevin Is Kept in Cabinet Shakeup   Ex-Gl Reindicted In Giri’s Murder   CTeiRpS HALTS BiRA &   FPiVeE Mii iF int Fine   Health Far Below Standard In Half of Mines, Report

PRICES CAN BE REDUCED: TAFT   ADDS HIS WEIGHT TO DRIVE AGAINST HIGH LIVING COSTS

Taft Calls For Lower U. S. Prices   Says Companies Could Cut Costs Without Sacrifice

‘MANY COMPANIES COULD CUT PRICE LISTS, TAFT SAYS   Newsmen Are Given Views of Senatois in Exchange of Questions, Answers

TAFT’S VOICE ADDED T0 PLEA FOR PRICE CUTS   Ohio Senator Says Cost Revisions Would Not Destroy ‘Reasonable Profit’

Taft Joins Drive To Lower Prices  ft T su iones: depen I wiiiciain rT 4 ee ae i, anand   Companies Could Keep Reasonable Profit Too. Senator Tells Editors

Price Slashes Urged by Taf   Senator Adds Weight To Inflation Battle

Drive To Lower Cost Of Living Given Impetus   Taft Says That Many Companies Could Cut Prices.

 Agitation On For Lower Living Costs .... Senator Says Industry Can Reduce Prices And   Yet Claim Good Profit

Tat Adds Weight is Drive to Cut u. S. Living Costs   Says Many Companies Could Lower Prices “Without Being Hurt

Drive To Cut Prices Given Boost By Taft      SENATOR SAYS PROFITS HIGH ENOUGH FOR REDUCTIONS

Taft Adds Steani to Drive to Cut Living Costs; Says Many Firms © Could Slash: Prices. Retain Profits

Senator Taft Backs Drive For Reduced Living Costs   GOP Chief Declares Many Cuts Possible Without Profit: Loss

Price Slashes  Possible—T aft ‘Plants Could Make Reasonable Profit’

TAFT PUSHING DRIVE TO CUT LIVING COSTS   Says Many Firms Could Reduce Prices, Still Have Fair Profit

MOTORMAN BUILT $155,000 ESTATE   Attorney Says He Was Not Comsidered Recluse

Tax Reducer Expected To Pass Senate   Truman Expected To Veto Again, But Hopes To Override Are Still Doubtful.

Expect Senate To Pass Tax Cut Bill Today   Indications Are: That fresident Triman’s Promised Weta Will Bo Sustained.

VETO CERTAIN, SENATE LIKELY TO UPHOLD IT   Short 2 Votes To Override

Senate Sends Tax Reduction Bill to Truman   Measure will. Receive Prompt Veto by President

Truman Promises Early Veto of Tax Reduction Bill Passed by Senate

EXPECT SENATE TO PASS LOWER TAX BILL TODAY   Measure Wil! Be Sent To President Truman   WILL BE VETOED   Wind Up Debate On — Controversial Act . Today

EXPECT SENATE TO PASS INCOME TAX BILL TODAY   Truman’s Veto Awaits Measure; Outeome Doubtful

$4,000,000,000 Tax Slash Bill Approved by Senate; Act Goes to Certain Veto

Vote Is 60-32: Truman Plans a Prompt Veto   Ballot Shows Two Less Than Number Needed to Override

Senate Passes New Tax Bill Up to Truman   New Veto Believed Likely  * To Be Sustained Again

Vote is 62-32, Two Short of Margin Needed to Over-ride Veto Soon by President.  SLENDER MAJORITY SEEN IN BALLOTING

Senate Expected to Pass New Tax Stash Bill Today   Andications Are That Solons Will Later Sustain Veto by Truman

Senate Ready To Approve New Tax Bill   Presidential Veto May Be Sustained By Small Marvin

Tomorrows Headlines “Today SENATE PASSES TAX CUT BILL; LACKS 2 VOTES TO KILL A VETO

Crucial Vote On Overriding Veto Will Come Within Few Days   Chamber May Sustain Truman   State Department May Take Over Administration Of Occupied Areas

Vote 2 Short Necessary Two-thirds   Vote to Over-ride Veto Will Be Close—Amendments  Voted Down

Veto May Be Upheld  in Senate   60-32 Ballot Sends Revived Measure to President Truman

Students Jam U. S. Colleges: Overflow Seen   Record Enrollment Throughout Nation ts Expected

Estimates Place Total Prospective Students As High As 2, 500, 000  American Colleges Prepare To Handle Peak Enrollment Crush

SCHOOLS FACE RECORD ENTRY   All-Time High Enrollment To Tax Expanded Capacity of Colleges

BIG ENROLLMENTS   New Record of 21 Million Trying to Sign Up at : US. Universities

URY ORDERS WARGE AFTER WMUEST   {erna Man Jailed on Yanslaughter in Nee Kinzel’s Death

RY ORDERS WARGE AFTER MOUEST   Jerna Man Jailed on  Yanslaughter in Yrs. Kinzel’s Death

Senator Kem Gets One Letter for, 99 Against, Aid Plan  GOP Lawmaker See Much Opposition to Giving Europe Help

 99 to 1, Says GOP Solon—   Kem Says Letters Pouring In  To Him Oppose Marshall Plan

RETIRED CONDUCTOR DIES   David L. Cross Passes Away Suddenly Tuesday Morning at Home

 —WHATHER— ‘All Areas © In U.S. Get ‘Abn ormal Conditions   WEST BRACES , FOR NEW COLD

KIDNAPED CHILD “SKELETON FOUNE   Clothing Identified by Los Angeles Parents.

Open Shop Bill Under  Heavv Fire   Vote Postponed After Stormy Arguments

Proposed Law Described As Firebrand To N.C. Industry   McLaughlin Enters Bill To Give Iredell Voters Right To Set Terms Of Officers

Bullitt Calls For Arms To Suoply China   Tells Need For Action In Orient

Demand U.S. Arms For China   Wedemeyer, Bullitt Say Nation’s Need Fo Funds to Fight Reds Greater Than Europe’:

EX-DIPLOMAT ASKS U, 8.10 SEND ARMS TO CHINESE FORCE   Bulkitt Says Chinese Should Bé      Armed to Fight Communtsm in China

Plan More Food Trains   Friendship Train Has 57 Cars as it Crosses Missouri

NewFriendship Trains Planned  For U-S. Jaunt   Original Entourage, Now 57, Cars Long, Rolls Into Towa’s Corn  Belt Today =~

At Least 40 Others Hurt Over Week End On State Highways   Aishaps Account For Five Other Violent Deaths On Saturday Night, Sunday

SEXTON IS MURDERED BY MINISTERS SON   Bey Beat Man With Mameer Then Mutiintea Mix Body With FEiectrie Drill

YOUTH ADMITS HE IS KILLER   Son of Church’s Rector Confesses ‘He Killed Sexton

YOUTH SAYS HE KILLED SEXTON   Pastor's Son Describes Hammer Slaying of St. Joseph Church Caretaker

ee a a aE  LAD ADMITS KILLING   Sen of St. Joseph. Mo. Pastor Confesse« ta ( -ime

Foster Son ofPastor Admits Church Slaying   16-Year-Old St. Joseph Student Confesses ‘Orally. After Arrest

BOY, 16, ADMITS CHURCH SLAYING   Foster Son Of Ministea Gets Urge To Kill Elderly Sexton

Former Registrar Of Voters Dies At Home Monday   Services Held Thursday For Kirby S. Carpenter, 72, Town Official 25 Years

Rice Riot Breaks Out In Hangchow   Over 300 Shops Wrecked and Looted During Dayleng Disturbance

DISPUTED PHOTO NOW IN LIBRARY   Former Sergeant Named in Charge of Stealing A-bomb Picture

Display Stolen A-Bomb Photo   Picture Hangs In Chicago Gallery After Alleged Thief? Is Arrested

Senator Plans Formal Reply To Red Charge   Fashions Response To Russian Assertion That  U. S. Is By-Passing U.N.

Formulates Response To Russia   Vandenberg Is Expected to Answer Gromyko on Greek-Turkish ‘Undermine’ Stand   No Faith   Senator George Holds Reds Not in Earnest on Real U.N. Aid

Foreign Plan Backed By U.S. Solons Today   SENATORS ANSWER RED CHARGES ON GREEK AID

Pauley Disavows Intent to Resume Party Fund Pos   Denies Repsrts He Will Become Democratic Committee Treasurer

SENATE BILL SETTING UP NEGRO ‘COLLEGES IN TEXAS PASSED BY (HOUSE: NEW TAX BACKERS GAIN

Mad Gunman Is Widely Sought.      ' Kidnaped Couple, Child And A Police Officer; Staged Wild Ride.

Elk Refining Also Makes $28 Otfer   Elk, Quaker State Have Bought 6,000 Shares Each from Foundation

Eastman Hits Record Sales  TELS’ Dp,   TEC Part Credited: As A Maior Factor

GREEKS ALERTED AGAINST COMMUNIST COUP: EARLY CONGRESS RECALL URGED   Reds Charged With Preaching U.S. Will ing to Risk War for Control of . Inflamed Balkan States

SENATOR CALLS FOR MEET: ING OF CONGRESS. AS GREEK DEVELOPMENTS  ‘ARE AWAITED ©   By JOHN .A.. REICHMANN International News Service

Red Coup New Fear In Greece   Tsaldaris Renews Efforts to Replace Toppled Cabinet

Expert Opinions Differ On Effect of Slash In U.S. Volume of Exports

Greater Domestic Supply, Some Price Drops Seen Among Results Survey Gets Varied Opinions On Effect Of Export Decline

Do Declines In Exports Mean Slump‘  Analysts Disagree In Their Answers;

(Barbs From CIO  ‘Thomas Charges State Board Shielding Allis-Chalmers Co.

A-C Settlement Sabatoged By WERB: Thomas   Says Board Gives Company Excuses: For Not Negotiatin«

BIG FOUR DRINK T0 THE SUCCESS ~ OF TREATY TALKS   ‘Foreign Ministers Serious but  Friendly at Dinner Given by Molotov and   Wife.   BIDAULT GIVES TOAST - ‘TO HEALTH OF STALIN   Marshall Ex presses Hope Allied Accord Attained During War Can Be Achieved in Peace.

Witness Says Meyers Figured In Flow Of War Contracts To Firm He Once Held Part Ownership

GENERAL MEYERS’ ACTIVITIES PROBED BY U. 5. AGENTS   Senate Group Told Officer Figured in Flow of Contracts to Firm’ in Which  He Once Held Stock.   MEYERS ASKS TRIAL BY COURT-MARTIAL   Declares He Wants “To Prove Innocence or Guilt” — Air Force Says Request Cannot Be Granted.

FIRMS SAID RECOMMENDED Former General's Part In ~ War Contracts Under Study

Sub-Contract Deals Described To War Probers   Meyers Seeks Trial By Court Martial, But It Is Denied

Witness Testifies Meyers Aided Firm He Partly Owned   Says He Helped Direct Sub Contracts To Aviation Company

General Asks Court Martial: Plea Refused   Head of Bell Concern Testifies at Inquiry; Hughes Case to Resume

FBI IS PROBING GEN. MEYERS   Wartime Activities Of Procurement Officer Are Clouded

Probers Told  Meyers Part in Subcontracts  Bell Tells How Genera Figured in Getting  TW eaaticons BE atantalea

Kansas Insects Face Blitz, All-Out War Declared on Flies as Town Arms Its 4,500 Residents. With Free Fly-Swatters

BLITZ ON FLIES OPENS IN OLATHE   KANSAS TOWN ARMS ITS 4,500 RESIDENTS WITH FREE SWATTERS,

ee A RSS Sa a anna ineeaictad  Every Resident Of Kansas Town _ Armed With Free Fly Swatters

Olathe, Kansas, Population 4500, in An All-Out Battle Against the Flies

11 MEN INJURED IN EXPLOSION   Boller and Furnace Explode at     Stecl Company Plan$ — Blast Occurs as Employes Report for Work — ITlant is Closed Follow« ing Blast,

1] Men {niured, Others Escape In Mill Blast   Boiler Explodes and Blows Up Furnace in McKees’ Rocks

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   11 Explosion Victims   Arah-lew Clash

HEAT WAVE IS KILLING GRAIN   Ne Rain Seen for Nation's Corn Crop—Forest Fires Are Spreading

Little Rain Is in Prospect  In Midwestern Corn Areas   Forest’ Fires Rage Unchecked in California and Idaho; Wace, Texas Is Reported Hottest Week-End Spot in Nation

ONLY SHOWERS IN PROSPECT FOR CORN BELT   Forecast Light Relief for Second Heat Wave Tuesday

Little Rain In Prospect For Suffering Corn Crop: Middle West Hit By Another Heat Wave

PROSPECTS FOR © RAIN AREPOOR   Precipitation Needed T: Refresh Crops And Put Out Fires

Heat Wave Unabated —   Most of Nation Bakes In 100-Degree .Temperature; No Rain in Sight

Little Rain In Prospect For Corn   State Has Two Heat Deaths,  Two Drowning:

Little Rain Seen For Most of Sweltering U. S.  Heat Wave Smothers Middle States; Corn Belt Is Dry

Heat Wave Threatens Midw est Corn   No Rain In Immediate Prospect; Forest Fires Rage In Two States; 107 In Waco. Texas

Rain Needed To Aid Corn, Quench Fires   Slow-moving Cool Air-Mass ' Expected to Bring Na ; tion Some Relief by Tomorrow

Corn Belt Needing Rain... .  Heat Climbs Higher ryy Sl ° Vhroughoult Nation

VERY UNEMPLOYED   Midwest Facing New Heat Wave   Slight Relief Forecast Tuesday

Heat Wave Hits With Record High   Rise in Temperature Expected in Ohio

Prospects for Rain in Sweltering Corn Belt Discouraging   Some Relief From Heat Wave May be Felt in  Midwest Tomorrow

Hurricane Damage High in Savannah   Repair Bil for 3-Hour Storm Hits Milton

‘Lip’ and Actress Married in Juarez After Decree; California Judge lrate

LEO DUROCHER WEDS LARAINE DAY   CEREMONY PERFORMED IN TEXAS AFTER ACTRESS GETS JUAREZ DIVORCE,

Judge Is Peeved Actress Loraine Day Breaks Divorce  Terms To Marry Fiery Leo Durocher

Canada To Check Outward Flow Of U. S. Dollars  Decrees s Restrict, Prohibit Imports

Society Outshines First Met Show ‘With Dazzling Jewels, High Jinks

Wedemeyer to Make Fact-Finding Tour Of China, Korea   Will Sumbit Report to President

Fate Of Ramadier’s Government Will Soon Be Decider   Members Of Socialist National Council Are Summoned To Make Decision

Two Young Brothers Die In Norway Fires Which © Cause $100,000 Damage

Two Brothers Die in Flames of Maine Fire   Norway Parents Lead Five Other Children to Safety

Action Starts on Reducing Income  Tax for lowans  Both Houses Call In Tax Experts for

Proposals to Revise and Reduce State Income Tax Weighed by Legislators

QUIET HOLIDAY FORECAST FOR STATE MONDA)   Motorists Advised Te Drive Carefully During Holiday Exedus   © TIMONIUM FAIRTO OPEN ON MONDAY

Western Foreign Ministers Fail Le Pin Molotov = Down, — Russian Adnmant

BIG 4 ARGUE WN      Western Ministers Make. No Headway with Molotov In 3 Long Hours . .

Molotov, Bidault Exchange Caustic Words At Meeting  No Compromises Or Gains Noted

Molotov Again Stymies Big 4   Little Progress, No Hint OF Compromise Reported

BIDAULT, ‘MOLOTOV: CLASH’  No Progress Made I Tas On Germany By Ministers:

BG FOUR PARLEY STILL DEADLOCKED   MINISTERS WEKANGLE THREE HOURS WITHOUT ANY SIGN OF COMPROMISE.

Molotov Under 3 to 1 Attack, Without Result   U. §., France, Britain Can’t Pin Him Down On German Treaty

Horses Face Fast Footing In Preakness   Phalanx Becoming Choice to Outrun Pilot on Dry Track

bly “Approves Admission. of Yemer and Pakistan— ‘Arab States Demand that United Nations “Act ‘to. Prevent Jewish Immigration. to Palestine.

General -Asse! -Dolssion.ot Ke Arab States Demand that United Nations Act to Prevent Jewish’ Immigration to Palestine.

Some Relief for Suffering State Seen in Forecast   Five-Day Outlook ‘Indicates Some Rain and Break in Record Heat

Reds, French Protest Mid-East Oil Deals   Call American and British Companies’ Pacts ‘Foul’

2 Anglo-American Oil Deals Protested by France, Russia   U. S. Government Says Both Are ’Private Business’

France, Russia Lodge Protest On Oil Deals   Angry Cries Of Imperialism Are _Baina Raised

U. S. Involved In Bitter Row Over Oil Deal   Anglo-U. 8. Pacts Tn Arabia and Iran Aneer Reds. French

FRANCE, REDS FIGHT OIL DEAL             PROTEST. ANGLO: » AMERICAN TRADI IN MIDDLE EAST.

OIL FURNISHES FUEL-FOR FIGHT   U. S. and Britain Against France _and Russia in’ Controversy Over Recent Oi! Deals.

GIL IN MIDDLE EAST FUEL FOR BITTER DEBATE   ' as oa Russians, French Protest Deals Made Between U. S., Rritish Comonrnies

Russia, France Fight Oil Grants   Angrily Protest Recent Deals Favoring Britain and U. S.

“JUST ANY KIND OF JOB—I HAVEN’T MUCH EDUCATION”  Grief-Stricken Girl Of 17, Terribly In Need -Of- Help. Is Returning Home To West Texas

Negotiations in Phone Strike Near Complete Stoppage   Strikers’ Case To be Aired on Radio Tonight

Arabs See War If Palestine Is Partitioned   Higher Committee Declares Proposal Absurd and Unjust

ARABS REJECT DIVISION PLAN   Declare Any Attempts Tc Split Palestine Will Bring Bloodshed

Solon Says Several Factors Cause High Prices Now  Return to Rationing Seen as Final  Resort to Get Cuts

LV UAE Ate GFPeL rite  Streamlined Congress Measure Half Suceessfiul And Half Flon

The Nation Teday . Congressional Action in the ‘Handling of Money Criticized

Two Crewmen Die in Crash Of Big Plane   Huge Bomber Pile: Into Storage Area for Fighter Ships

TWO KILLED AND FIVE HURT IN BOMBER CRASH   Superfort Dives Into Aircraft Storage Area In Oklahoma   SEVERAL FIGHTERS DESTROYED BY FIRE

B-29 Explodes, Burns At Oklahoma City. Two Dead, Five H urt In Army Plane Crash

2 Die, 5 Hurt As B-29 Falls In Takeoff   Plane Explodes And Burns. After “Treaaic Crash

Two Are Killed In B-29 Crash  “ag 0 RGSS . es ee   ship Smashes Aircraft Storage Area

Bomber Falls Into Old Plane Parking Area   Two In Crew Dead, 5 Hurt, In Spectacular Crash In Oklahoma

TWO KILLED, 5 HURT IN CRASH   Army Bomber Explodes, Burns During Takeoff At Tinker Field

Two Are Killed, Five Hurt in Crackup of B-29   Crash Follows Takeoff Attempt—-Was Enroute To Salina. Kansas

BOMBER CRASHES: IN PLANE. STORAGE “AREA: TWO KILLED   Five Others. Hurt in Oklahoma City-Take-Oif—Fire_ : Breaks’ Out and Sever-al Craft Burn. «   DIPS AND PLUNGES _ AFTER GOING ONE MILE   Radio Appeals Sent Out for _ Farmers to Bring: Tractors -’ te Haul Pianes From Danger Zone.

Bomber Hits Storage Area At Air Field      Two Crewmen Killed anc Five Injured Im Crash : <of B29

AMOWE PLANE:   Two Killed, Five Injured in Freak Oklahoma Air Field Accident

DORIS DUKE WEDS AGAIN   Secoad Husband  Is Dominican Republic Official

NEW CHARGE MADE AGAINST   -Have Seized Control of  ‘Austrian Oil

Pomeroy Tot Wastes Away  seremvn  Raw Aboy IF’ teh SC   Boy Abed With Strange Disease May Not See  ie WR

Teacher Salary Measure Nears House Passage   $1 a Day Maximum Charge  Set for Treatment At G.,.

House Set To Pass Teacher Pay Measure   Held Over On Amendment Stage Until Next Wee

DELEGAT VOTE ON RAISE FOR TEACHERS   Action Scheduled Early Next Week; Many To Be Gone Today

LEWIS TO HAVE FREE HAND IN ELECTION   Withdrawal From_A. F. L. Also Wiil Save His Mine Workers’ Union $200.00) in Dues,

See Lewis as a Powerful Figure In 48 Elections   Leaving AFL Gives Him Free Rein in Lining Up Huge Vote Bloc

Union Leaders Warn Strikers ‘Growing Bitter   Schwellenbach Maps Second Attempt To Halt 16-Day Walkou

ToRevive Key. Negotiations inPhone Strike   wnion Leaders ' Warn Strikers Are “Growing Bitter’

Last Peace Proposal Dead, Government To Sponsor Negotiations   Strike Leaders Declare Strikers Are Growing Bitter Over Delays That Have Stretched Disturbances Over 16-Day Period.

Gov't Studies Plans To Revive Telephone Strike Negotiations   Union Leaders ssay Strikers Growing Bitter

TELEPHONE STRIKE PARLEYS PLANNED   Negotiations May Reopen  in 16-day Dispute In Nation.

Government Warned Of Growing Picket Violence In 16 Day Old Phone Strike

GOVT SEEKS. NEW BREAK IN PHONE STRIKE   Strikers Gre Growing Bitter; ‘Walkout Now in 16th Day

State Assembly Passes Bill for Union Vote Runoff   Pushed Through in Spite of Charges of Labor ‘Railroading’

Some Snow Due Tonight   Travel On Secondary Roads, Streets Hazardous Is Warning

NATIONAL GUARD CARAVANS 10 TOUR IOWA THIS MONTH   Air And Ground Forces Represented In Exhibit; Stage Recruiting Drive

National Guard Sends Caravan Through Iowa   Biggest Recruiting Program Undertaken in State

Two Marriages Of Popular Young People  Iverson-Hacker Peterson-Neilsen

Sensational New Exposes Hinted   Promise Comes from War Inquiry Group

New Exposes Expected In War Probing   REPUBLICANS PLAN TO CONTINUE DIGGING UP FACTS

BREWSTER HINTS ~NEW EXPOSES ON WAR PROFITEERS   Promises Sensational De velopments if Commit a i

Sensational New Exposes’ Promised lf War Investigation Group Continues

SOLON PLEDGES ‘WAR EXPOSES   Brewster Urges-~Senate To Continue Investigating  Pammittaaye  ifs

SENSATIONAL NEW EXPOSES BY WAR PROBERS PLEDGED   CHAIRMAN BREWSTER GIVES COMPROMISE OFFICIAL BLESSING

a a oa  ‘Sensational New Exposes’ Promised by GOP War Investigating Committee

Brewster Promises New Exposes if Prohe Is Renewed   Says Previous War Quiz Results Would Be “Small Potatnec"’

Promises New, “Sensational”  War Expose:   Senator Brewster Roots For ~ Gontinuation: Special War Investigating Committee

NEW EXPOSES ARE PROMISED BY SENATOR   Past Disclosures To Look Like ‘Small Potatoes’

New Exposes Are Pledged by Brewster  a ee Y   Garsson Scandal Small Potate the Senator Declares

Solons Assured Of New Exposes In War Probes   Brewster Promise Hinges On Whether Comittee Is Given Longer Life

Sensational New Exposes Promised If Senafe Continues War Inquiry   Chairman Brewster Makes Pledge in Appeal For Extension of Special Group; Tydings Uraes Work Be Given Standing Committee

Promises Some ‘Sensational New Exposes’   Sen. Brewster Tells Colleagues In WIC. Diseussion

EXPOSURES IN TO COME TO LicHT       Probers Will Uncover Addition al Evidence If Committee's  Life Is Extended

SOLON PLEDGES NEW ‘EXPOSES’   Brewster Promises Colleagues Fresh Sensations if War Probers Continued

Sen. Brewster Claims Proof Of Giant Scandal   ‘Roosevelt-Truman, Secret Fund Data Is A Major Issue

ASKS EXTENSION OF LIFE FOR WAR PROBE GROUP   Promises Sensational New Data Including Truman, Roosevelt 4.

Brewster Sees New Exposes  Ack Senate to Vote   Ask Senate to Vote New Life for War Probers

Investigating Board Fights For Life   Brewster Promises . “Sensational Exposes” If Senate Inguiry Group ‘Sustained

“ _.WANTS PROBE TO CONTINUE— ‘N ew Exposes’ In War  Profiteering Promised

NEUM EXPOSES HD FOR WAR PARES VOTE   Brewster Would Get. Details of FDR’s 648 Million Secret Fund,

Brewster Plans New Expeses Of War Profits   Hopes to Inquire Into Spending of White House Fund

Sensational New Exposes Found  Brewster Wants to. Continue Probe Grour

‘HOT EXPOSES IN WAR WORK IS PLEDGED   Senator Brewster Says Garsson Case Nothing Compared With What Continued Investigations Will Reveal.

Brewster Promises Exposes Hotter Than Garsson Case lf Probe Committee Okay

Three Russian-Controlled States Accused of Defying United Nation:

3 OBSTRUCT BALKAN AD   Soviet Satellites Get Blame Before UN Counc)!

Members of Family to Be Present   Many Messages of Condol ence Received by Presi dent at Home

FINAL REPES MRS, TRUMAN HELD TODAY   Private Rites Read Ry  Baptist Pastor

To Stimulate More Interest In Saving Land   Business Men Hear Dr. Browning Explain New Practices, Value   Tl ande local Thiatrict

To Stimulate More Interest In Saving Land   Business Men Hear Dr. Browning Explain New Practices, Value

Use Road Blocks Tn Search For Paragon Robbers   State Police and FBI Seek Robbers of Paragon State Bank.

Railroads Pondering New Time Schedules   Western Maryland Defers Action On New TimeTables

DAYLIGHT TIME PROVES PROBLEM TO RAILROADS   Penasy And B. And 0. De Net Knew How Te Arrange Time Tables   FARMERS THREATEN HAGERSTOWN STORES

Brass Hats Discount Race To Planets  Army Doesn’‘t Want Air Bases On Mars; Will Settle For A Good Guided Missile

i\We Don’t Want the Moon, Just Give Us a Good ‘'Guided Earthbound Missile, Say Army Experts

(Army Doesn't Want Base On Mars, Or Even The Moon, But Seeks Good Guided Missile

ARMY WANTS NO ROCKET BASE ON MARS, JUST GOOD GUIDED MISSILE, SAY ORDNANCE EXPERTS

Rowland Denied New Hearing On Bribery Count   Mistrial Declared In George McLaughlir Case At Resort

PANAMA DEFENSE PLAN PRESENTED   NEW AGREEMENT PROPOSES THAT U.S. RETAIN BASES IN REPUBLIC TERRITORY.

Union Officials Must Disclaim  All Red Bonds   NLRB Counsel Rules Officers Must Swear They Are Not Communists Before Using Board’s Services.

Unions Told To Disown Communists   Union Would Lose Services Of NLRB Untess They Comply

LABOR BOARD CHIEF Continue  CRACKS DOWN ON REDS  Hearings  On Taxec

NRLB Serves Notice Upon ClO Leaders   COMMUNISTS MUST BE DROPPED FROM MEMBERSHIP

Anti-Red Oath Ruling Given   Will Be Barred by NLRB Unless All  Officers Swear

Must Reject Communism, Unions Told   All Union Officers Mus! Swear Non-Communistr To Get NLRB Services, Denham Rules

Rules Labor “R eds” Out   NLRB Counsel Says All. Union Officers © Must Be Non-commun. ist Under New Law

Union Officials Must Swear They’re Not ‘Red’   Barred From NLRB Services Unless They Do, Board’s Counsel Says; Ruling Due To Stir Big

All Officers of Labor Unions Mus! File Non-Communist Affidavits   Ruling by Counsel of NLRB on Interpretation of Taft-Hartley Bill Provisions Expected to Stir Up Dispute in Labor; Congressional Circles

Unions Must Get Rid of Communists   Action Required by Law Before NLRB Services Are Avaijlahl.

Labor Reds Fenced In At Last   New Law Requires Oath on Communism if Unions Went Board Services

Union Heads Must Vow To Anti-Communism If  Desiring NLRB Service

All Union Officers Mus: Foreswear Communism To Use ""LRB Services

UNION HEADS REQUIRED 10 MAKE DAVE   New Labor Board Ruling Requires Them to Deny Any Red Taint.

RULING AGAINST REDS MAY END IN COURTS   Decree That Union Officers May Not Belong to Communist Group Stira Controversy.

NLRB Bans Services to ‘Red Unions   Broad Ruling by Board Attorney Brings Lifted Eyes

HUGHES’ PRESS AGENT ARRESTED   Faces Charge Involving Alleged Illegitimate Child

Steel Production Expected Revive  Reported Coal Pact Bolsters Industry

Grain Prices Off Limit at Chicago With Heavy Sales   Food Committee Refuses To Drop Ban on Poultry

GRAIN MARKET PRICES SLUMP TO FULL LIMIT   Report Farmers and Elevator Operators Offering More Supplie

PLUNGE 15 REACTION  TO CALL OF SPECIAL  SESSION ON PRICES WHEAT, CORN AND OATS  FUTURES FALL LIMIT ON CUICACON RPOARD

Heavy Grain Pit Selling  Call for Special   Call for Special Session of Congress  Brings Sharp Dip

Chilean Expulsion Of Yugoslavians May Be Hard On Commies   Speculation In Chile That Party May Be Outlawed

CHILE'S OUSTER OF YUGO-SLAV DIPLOMATS MAY CAUSE LATINS TO ACT AGAINST REDS

Senate Group Votes Funds fo Liquidate OPA   Committee Seeks June End for Office Temporary Cantrale

Senate Group Votes 17 Million to OPA to Wind Up Affairs   Committee Also Favors OTC Closing by June 30; Rent Control Hinted

Senate Committee Whacking at OPA  Votes for End of OPA June 30, Would Require Rapid  fe ea, ie a

Senate Group Votes to Close OPA June 30   Advises 17 Million for Liquidating !t; Would Also Kill Entire OTC

Committee Asks OPA Liquidation By End of June   Public Works Group Rejects Nomination Of New TVA Chairmar

SENATE GROUP VOTES TO END OPA ACTIVITIES   Appropriations Body Wants Agency to Close Up Shop by June 30

Vote OPA $17 Million to  Continue Three Controls   To Keep Rent, Rice, Sugar Curbs Until June 30 With New Appropriation

Senate Group Cuts OPA Fund   Plan To End Agency By June 30, Keep Rent, Sugar Curbs

SENATE VOTES OPA FUNDS TILL JUNE 30   $5,000,000 For Continued Rent. Rationing Set

OPA Voted Funds For Liquidation   Senate Group Gives Agency $17,000,000 Appropriation

Reduces Operating Funds Drastically; Sugar, Rice, Rent Controls Continue

OPA To End All Activity By June 30   However, Rent Bill  Is Being Prepared. and Sugar, Rice Will Most Likely Go Under USDA

Committee Favors Financing OPA Until Next June  Rent, Rice and Sugar Controls Are to Be Held by Agency

Senate Committee Votes OPA Funds; A June 30 Limit   Sets a Deadline for Agency’s Control Ovay Sugar, Rents and Rica

Sugar, Rice and Rent Con. trols Expected To Be Extended   Committee Votes  Against Clapp   Taft Says Republican Policy Committee Members Favor Tax Cuts

SENATE GROUP SETS JUNE 30 OPA DEADLINE   Entire OTC Closing Set For End of June By Committee

VOTE JUNE 30 END FOR OPA   Senate Committee Allows $17,991,815 For Remaining Time

Funds Voted For Extension  Of OPA’s Life   Senale Committee Grant: Over 17 Millions For Rent, Rice, Sugar Controls

COMMITTEE VOTES FUNDS FOR OPA’S CONTROL PROGRAM   Would Allow ‘Money For Con: tnuance of Operations  Until End of June

OPA FUNDS ARE GIVEN APPROVAL   Almost 18 Millions Allowed By Senators To Extend Agency Until June 30

Five Month Life Voted for OPA  Controls Continue Until End of June

NEGRO-LYNCHED~ BY ANGRY MOB   SUSPECT IN-ASSAULT-AND “ROBBERY TAKEN FROM  JAIL IN SOUTH CARO. _ LINA"~ ee

Le cislature Ne: aring Close  Of ies. Term   With Controversial Issues Ahead, Lawmakers Say Anything Can Happen

Tommu unist Group Sits_ In Gallery  HEAR REP. MERROW SAY THAT IF_ RUSSIA THINKS GREEK AID MEANS ~WAR, ‘LET THEM MAKE MOST OF IT

ASUNGION BATTLE TOLL SAD HUNDRED   Parag uayan Government Says Uprising In Capital City Queiled

Over 100 Killed hy Paraguayan Tnsurgent Group  Government Claim  Uprising Has Been Halted

Immigration Officials, Instead . Of Finance, Greet Polish Mechanic

Compromise Plan on Trade Offered  ” President Could Overrule Cuts

2 MOVE TO SAVE FRADE PROGRAM   VANDENBERG, MILLIKIN OFFER COMPROMISE—PREDICT TRUMAN ACCEPTANCE.

OFFER TRADE COMPROMISE   GOP Senators Urge Trumar Take Authority to Halt Damaging Tariff Cuts

Leaders Seek Tariff Cudgel  For President   Compromise on Reciprocal Trade Is Put Forward Re 39 Ranuhieans

Big Army Plane Blast Kills 5   Two Others Hurt in Crash of Transport Near Dayton

Giant Transport Falls to Earth Near Army Field   Craft Explodes On Routine Flight Landing Approach

Big Army Plane Hurtles Into Wheat Field And Explodes   Five Dead In Flamina Crash

Five Killed When Army Transport Plane from 'Wright Field Crachse

DAYTON PLANE CRASH KILLS 5   Army Transport Crashes. Explodes in Fieid

Five Men Die In Army Plane Crash   Big Transport Burns At Wright Field While on Test Flight

Five Persons DielIn Army Plane Crash   Four Others Aboard Huge Transport Survive When Ship Explodes

BLAST AT PHILLIPS REFINERY IN BORGER KILLS ONE, HURTS 4  EXPLOSION, FIRE AT ORANGE INJURES ONE, CAUSES HEAVY DAMAGE

First Annual Clinic for Retailers  Is Brought to Close   Modern Sales Techniques and Destiny of Free Enterprise in Retailing Discussed at Closing Banquet Session

First Annual Clinic for Retailers  Is Brought to Close  Modern Sales Techniques and Destiny   Modern Sales Techniques and Destiny of Free Enterprise in Retailing Discussed at Closing Banquet Session

Cold Wave Causes Deaths in Europe   MONTY IN RL Gtia   Big, Little Inch Gas Lines To Carry Capacity Loads

More Supplies Seen Soon For Inch Gas Lines   ‘Already Operating As Far North As Buffalo; InPat 105,000,000 Cubic Feet

FATHER OF NINE WENT TO POLICE: HEADUARTERS TO ‘SURRENDER AFTER SHOOTING .

REDS TIGHTEN ROMANIAN GRIP   Woman Communist Named Foreign Minister In Cabinet Shakeup

Woman Communis Named Romanian Foreign Minister  Cabinet Shakeup   Cabinet Shakeup Strengthens Leftist  Grip on Government

VETO MESSAGE IS EXPECTED BY HOUSE   Lower House Is Certain To Override President   OUTCOME   Of Senate Vote In Doubt; 10,000 Letters Daily Sent To White House

‘Heavy Majority’ of Messages fo Truman Ask for Death of Measure   Chief Executive Will Send Explanation to Conaress, Irreqardiess of Action He Takes

Message to Congress Scheduled Regardless of Veto or Approval; Mail. Telecrams Exceed 700.000

Gives Out No Indication of His Decision   Congress Gets Message Friday; House Claims Votes to Override Veto

Expect Veto; Letters Urging Him To Kill Measure Pour Into White House

White House Reveals Mail At New High   Heavy Majority Ask For Death To TaftHartley Measure

Labor Bill Message Drafted by Truman   Decision on Control Measure Will Be Sent to Congress Friday; Predict House Will Reject Veto. But Outcome in Senate Is in Doubt

ACTION FRIDAY ON LABOR BILL   Will Send Message to Congress; Expect House to Beat Possible Veto

Chief Executive Cancels Regular News Conference To Form Decision; Politicos Agree House Would Vote To Override Veto But Senate Poll May Be Doubtful

Congress Will Get Labor Bill N ote Friday   President Foregoes Week. ly News Conference To  Work On Message

SENATE ACTION YET_UNCERTAIN ON LABOR BANS   Both Democrats And Republicans Agree House Certain To Reject Labor Bill Veto If One Comes: Senate Outcome In   Doubt.

Truman Works on His Message to Congress   Mail, With Majority for Veto, Stacks Higher and Higher in White House

RECORD FLOOD OF MAIL SENT QN LABOR BILL   White House Receives 700,000 Messages; Many Urze Veto

President Expected To Veto Bill: To Explain HisAction ToCongress

Truman Gives No Hint on Action Which He Will Take on Labor Bill Now in His Hands—Progress Is Reported on Settling Maritime Strike—Both France and Britain Agree to Inveke Economic Commission to Consider Program by Marshall

Uncertain Of Vote In Senate  ~ 10,000 Letters  ‘a. wes   10,000 Letters A Day Going To White House On Measure

Truman Preparing a Message to Congress on Labor Union Bill   President Skips Usual Press Conference to Ponder His Action

President Considers Labor Bill   Passes Up Weekly  News Conference--Te Send Message  To Conarece Eriday

Heavy Mail Favors Veto Of Proposat   Washington Leaders Expect Veto; House Will Override, But Senate Is Doubtful

House Can Beat Labor Bill Veto   Doubt Arises As Tc Senate, However, Some Claim

G. 0. P. Again Confident Of Overriding   President, Surprised By Support Of Tax Veto, Studies Labor Bill  From New Light

President Receives Heavy Volume of Mail with Majority Favoring Veto of Labor Restricting Bill.  TO QENTD MEGCCACE   TO SEND MESSAGE TO CONGRESS FRIDAY

Labor Bill Veto Expected Friday From President  Death-Dealing Blow   Death-Dealing Blow For GOP Measure Sought by Unions

MESSAGE ON LABOR READIED   Truman Foregoes News Confab To Prepare Notice

House Certain 10 Pass Labor Bill  Over Traman Vet   Congressional Leader: Of Both Parties Say it is “in The Bag.”

Truman Decision . On Labor Curbs Expected Friday   Presidential Veto Seen Certain; GOP Girds to . Override Rejection

LEADERS SAY LOWER HOUSE CAN OVERRIDE   But Senate Uncertain; President Prepares Note to Congress

TRUMAN SAYS MEASURE STILL BEING STUDIED   Veto Is Anticipated hut Leaders Confident ~ of “Vote™ To Gverride

Truman to Act on  Labor Bill Friday   Message to Cangress Will Explain Vats ar Annroval of GOP Leaislation

House Passage Of Labor Bill Over Veto Due   Leaders Of Both Partie: Agree Measure Will Become Law; Truman  “Wot Decided”

Truman Preparing Message On Labor Union Control Bill   Receives Heavy Volume  Of Mail; Veto Expected

President Silent On  Intentions   Gets 700.000 Letters, Cards And Telegrams

House Certain To Override On Labor Act Veto   BOTH PARTIES CONCEDE BIG MARGIN FOR MEASURE

LABOR MESSAGE SET FOR FRIDAY   ‘Most Leaders Feel Truman Will Veto Union Curbs

Truman Works on  Labor Bill Note   Will Send Message to Congress Whether or Not He Vetoes Measure   MAIL IN BY THE TON   Secretary Says Most Favor Veto; Hatch Thinks House Can Override

BUT MANY SEE OVERRIDING OF TRUMAN’S ‘NO’   President Calls Off News Conference to Work on Message

LABOR VETO OVERRIDE I$ EXPECTED   Demo and G. O. P. Leaders Agree That Both House and Senate Will Reject Any White House “No” on Bill.

See Labor Bill Veto   Message to Congress Friday; Passage Over Veto Is Not Certain

Truman Sidesteps Queries On Labor Bill, Promises To Act on Measure Friday  President Indicates Mind Not Made Up: Letters Flood White House;

Truman Is To Report On Labor   Message to Congress Will Outline Views on Measure; Mail Ts Heavy   Senate ts Uncertain

HOUSE WILL PASS LABOR BILL OVER VETO, LEADERS SAY   President's Message Due Friday; “Cooperation” Seen At End

Senafe Action Still Uncertain Solons Say   White House Mail O1 Issue Said Heavy; Still Pouring In

Truman Works On Message   Expected To Veto Labor Bill, House To Override Veto, Senate Doubtful

ruman Passes News Meet fo Work on Draft   No Indication of His Action on Bill

Say Labor Bill Veto In-the-Bag   Party Leaders Agree Votes Are Availabie To Override Vato

 Letters Pouring In At Rate Of  ; 10,000 Per Day; President Claims He Has Not Vet Made Up His Mind In Bill   WILL EXPLAIN HIS ACTION TO CONGRESS

Mail Reaching White House Strong for Vete   President Gives No Hint of His Intentions

Congress to Get Message On Labor Bil   Truman Foregoes Regular Conference to Work on Document Scheduled To Be Sent Fridav

Truman Readies Labor Statement   -Message To Congress Due Friday; ‘Veto’ Mail Pours Into White House

Will Decide Labor Bill's Fate Friday   President Announees That He Is Still Undecided Whether to Approve or Veto Measure.

Is ‘Still — Studying   Measure   RECEIVING 10, 000 L LET’ TERS A DAY REGARDING MEASURE, GRATEFUL FOR HOUSE “ACTION YESTERAY 

CONCEDE HOUSE CAN OVERRIDE LABOR BILL VETO   ‘Cooperation Pledge’ Betwee! Truman, GOP Nearing Exploding Point

Truman Labor Action Friday  Message to Congress Will Exolain Views

Truman Wrecks His Own Progra  Co-operation Seen Tossed Out Window

Party Leaders Agree House Will Override Veto of Labor Bill Ji One Comes, But Action In Upper House is Less Certain

MESSAGE ON LABOR BILL DUE IN CONGRESS FRIDAY   Truman Foregoes Weekly News Conference To Work On Statement On Union Control Measure, But Keeps To Himself Decision Whether He Will Sign Or Veto Controversial Legislation—Top Leaders Of Both Parties Foresee Overriding If Needed

Labor Bill's Veto Next Is Prediction   Senate Status Doubtful As House Readied for Override

Truman Starts Work on Labor Bill Message   Mail, Telegrams Pour Into White House on Taft-Hartley Measure

TAFT ORDERS ADVANCE POLL ON LABOR BILL   GOP Leaders Attempt To Gain Solid Vote Bloc

GOP Takes Senate Poll On Labor Act   Taft Action Seeking Solid Bloc Touches Off Blast By Aiken

ALL'S QUIET IN TRIESTE TODAY   Rioting Ceases in Free Terri. tory—Yugoslavs To Enter Their Own Zone

TRIESTE*IS~ CALM AFTER FOUR DAYS OF FATAL RIOTING      Slavs and Italians End: Turmoil ... After. Americans.-Make- -   Show. of Force

Free Territory ls Calmed-Down  3: Reported Dead “In Trieste Riots —

Tumult Dying Down In Trieste Territory   Yugoslavs Deny Entry .To U.S. Patrol Seeking  ECrbesanee nh Muse Fane

TRIESTE QUIET AFTER CLASH   Yugoslav Troops Plan Crossing Elsewhere

‘Take Your Car With Yow Service Inaugurated on C. & O. Railroad —

U.S. Ends Peace Efforts in China, Marshall States   Future Now Entirely Up to People; Marine: Will Be Withdrawn

Salvation of Nation Put Up to Chinese; Future U. S. Policy Big Question Mark

U. §. 10 FORCES CHINA $  Snread OF   Spread Of CG &4S-hr Feared; Mediation Efforts Ended

United States Ends Efforts to Settle China Strife  Most of Army Forces and Marines   Most of Army Forces and Marines Will Be Pulled Out Soon: Chinese Must Work Out Salvation

U5, ENDS PEACE EFFORT IN CHINA; YANKS TO DEPAR   Marshall Announces No Fur. ther Attempt Will Be Made to Mediate Between Chiang  and Communists.   AMERICAN TROOPS TO LEAVE SHORTLY   Diplomats in Washington anc - Nanking Fear Action Will

U.S. Pulls Out Of China; War’s Spread Feared   Marines, Army Forces Be Removed Soon: Year's Efforts Ended

U. S. to Pull Out Of China Shortly; End Mediating   Warring Factions Must Work Out Salvation Themselves

U.S. Abandons Effoils to Settle Chinese Problenis: Spread of Civil War Feared

United States Ends Efforts to Settle China Strife   Most of Army Forces and Marines Will Be Pulled Out Soon: Chinese Must Work Out Salvation

U.S. ABANDONS EFFORTS FOR CHINA PEACE   Marines, Army Forces Will Be Withdrawn At Early Date

U.S. Quits Mediation Role In Chinese Civil Warfare   Action Puts Task of Working Out Own Salvation up  to Chinese People—Efforts to Mediate oS “Trouble Fail

United States Puts Chinese On Their Own  U. 5. Forces Will Be  ithedeaue Chartlu

U.S. Abandons Role As China Meciator   Chinese Leaders Must’ Settle Own — Dispute: Marine Forces To Leave

US. MEDIATION ENDS IN CHINA   Remaining Marines And Army Forces To Be Recalled Shortly

U.S. To Pull Out OF China, Remove Forces   Ceases Effort To Mediate Between Warring Factions

Peanuts, Boos, Fill HR Chamber—  Truman Belabors Labor Bill   Fred Wants to Know Whe Is Booina Who

Foolish Spending One Reason Federal Government Costs So -Much, Othman at Last Discovers

Arab Demands Present Problem  Russia Supports Palestine Discussion

UNFails To Take Action On Proposal   Russia Backs Full Discussion; Board Of Inquiry Okaved

RUSSIA SUPPORTS FULL — DISCUSSION OF HOLY  LAND IN U.N. ASSEMBLY

Russia Supports Full Palestine Discussion In UN  Reserves Position ~ On Campaign Merits

Reds Support Full Discussior For Palestine  ‘Reserve Position  On Arab Freedom

Reservation, However, Made  On Arab Plea   Gromyko Says Issue Need Not Be Decided  at Present Session

Russia, However, Reserve Her Pesitien On Merits Of Arabs’ Petition   JEWISH AGENCY IN VIGOROUS PROTEST

SOVIETS WILL GIVE SUPPORT TO THE ARABS   Full Discussion of Palestine Problems  Is Assured by UN

Lengthy Talks On Holy Land Issue Favored   Russia Reserves Position _ on Merits of Arob Campsaian

Russia Stalls for Time On Palestine Question In United Nations Meet

Reserves, As Usual-Her Position Ou the Merits Of the Arab Canipaircn

JEWS SEEK VOICE IN SESSION  U.S. And Soviets Clash In Talks On Palestine Issue

AUTO INSPECTION BILL IS CRITICIZED   Measure Applying te Joplin and Springfield Called “Special Interest Legislation.”

‘Special Interest Bills Criticized By House Speaker  One Bill Killed, Three Others Advanced in Monday Session

End Of Fuel Crisis: Not Sighted Yet   Reatrictions May Remain: As Result ‘OF Cold Forecast

Britons Face Another Week of Scant Fuel   Outlook Gloomy as Continuation of Cold: Weather Is Forecast

(FORECASTS OF MORE COLD WEATHER THREATEN 10 PROLONG. FUEL CRISIS, 'SHUTDOWNS, POWER CUTS IN BRITAIN

BRITONS SEE NO END TO CRISIS   Continued Cold Threatens To Prolong Situation for at Least Another Week

CULO WEATHER WILL KEEP BRITISH CURBS IN EFFECT FOR WEEK  SUPPLIES GROWING IN BATTLE OF POWER BUT FORECAST STILL BAD”:

Cold Weather Continues For Britain  y . pe eo    Continuation of Coal Crisis Expected For Additional Time

Coid Weather To Prolong. British Coal Shortage   Forecasts Give Little Hope For End OF Crisis.

Dewey to Get Most of Okla. G. 0. P.’s Vote   Republican Leader In State Pledges Delecvate Maiority

UNION OFFICIAL NABBED AT ENID   Man Indicted by 0. :C. ‘Grond Jury for illegal Raids Waits Hearing

Grand Jury Indicts Six   Two Of Six Men Are Free Under Bond, Others  Being Sought In Oklahoma City

TRUMAN URGED TO SIGN LABOR AND TAX BILLS    .President Cannot Afford Veto Is  Rennblican View

FARMER WOUNDED AS GUN DISCHARGES   Shotgun Falls from Tractor Used To Haul Corn.

Will Appeal the Alvin Moore Case   He Seeks Damages From the University of Missouri.

Consolidation Of Correctional Institutions Of State Is Proposed ....  ‘Reformatory Bill Stirs Up Fight

SENATOR IVES SAYS GOP PLANS FOR RESTRICTIONS ON BARGAINING CAN LEAD TO DISINTEGRATION OF LABOR

BATTLES CURB ON BARGAINING   Ives Says Restraint Could Disintegrate Organ_ized Labor   TAFT BACKING BILL

Bargaining Restrictions Upon Labor  Discouraged   Disintegration Of Unions Seen; Ives Is Planning Fight On Pending Measur

Senator Ives Plans To Buck Leaders FavoringTaftMove   New York Senator Opposes Ban on Bargaining for Entire Industry, as Proposed

20-MAN GROUP ASKS TAX CHANGES   COMMITTEE SAYS BUSINESS AND INDIVIDUALS SHOULD GET BETTER BREAK,

GROUP URGES TAX REFORMS   Commerce Dept. Advisory Body Asks Easing Of  Tax Restrictions

MARSHALL GETS , VOTE OF FAITH   Governors Fail To Give Specific Approval Of European Plan

Confidence Vote Given Marshall By Governors  Specific Approval of -

Governors Withhold Specific Approval of Marshall's Plan To Aid European Rebuilding

Confidence Vote Given Marshall By Governors   Specific Approval of Plan Lacking. Thouah

Door Open On Marshall Plan  Governors Endorse Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy

Marshall Wins Vote Of Faith   Governors Fail To Give Specific Okay to Aid Plan

Marshall Gets Confidence Vote   But Lacks Specific Approval of Governors On European Plan

Marshall Lacks Definite 0. K. Of Europe Aid   Governors Give Only Qualified Approval of  Cioantic Aceict Plan

Voor Upen Un Marshall Fian     Governors Endorse Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy

Marshall Gets Vote of ‘Confidence From Governor: But No Specific Approval

Flat Approval Of Marshall Plan Withheld   Governors Give State Secretary Vote Of Faith, Confidence

Survivors of Great Mormon Migration Will Be Honored as State of Utah Opens Centennial Celebration

Gov. Herbert To Wed January 3rd 'Physician’s Secretary To Be Bride

' —WEDDING BELLS RING JAN. 3— Governor Herbert To Wed Indianapolis Girl

OkIO GOVERNOR TO WED JAN, 3   Will Marry Former Secretary of Personal Physician

GOV. HERBERT WILL WED INDIANA WOMAN   Columbus Ceremonies Set For Jan. 3

Bodies of Men Who Died in Battle Due Home  First Funeral Ship Docks Today in San Francisco

SENATOR TAFT ARRIVES liN LOS ANGELES ON TRIP TO TEST PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION POSSIBILITIES

Debate On Aid Bill Scheduled  For Tomorrow   Soviet Military Might Is Expected To Boost Passage.

Report Expected to Speed Aid   Russian Forces Million More Than Reat of Europe

4,050,000 Russians Under Arms Soviet’s Military Strength May Win Aid Votes in House

Soviet Army Figures Under Soviet Army Figures Underscored  AID PROPONENTS PRESS FOR VOTE

Estimates Of Russian Military Might May Help Aid Bill Fight   House Passage Without Further Slashes Soucht As Size Of Soviet Force Is Cited

Soviet Power Claims Boost Aid to Europe   Supporters Of Measure To Give Stop-Gap Retief See Red Strength As Bie Factor

Red Military Might Aids Stop-Gap Bill   Money for Europe Seen as Block tea Communism

Soviet Force Tops 4 Million   Figures Get Role In Ston-Gap Battle

Soviet Armed Might Enters Aid Debates   Believed Report May Have Influence on House Action

Backers Hope Figures Will Help Aid Bill.   Point Is Soviet Force Stronger Than Combined Europe.

Congress Talks Easy Overriding  May Try To Change Provisions On Veto

SOLONS SUGGEST NEW VETO LAWS   PLAN AMENDMENTS EASING PASSAGE OF DISPUTED MEASURES

Capitol Hill Hears Rumors Of Constitutional. [Amendment To Make Overri ding Of Veto Easier

‘Hotly-Disputed Vetoes Give Rise To Proposal -To Change Overriding Power To Mere Majority

CONGRESSIONAL MOVE TO MAKE OVERRIDING VETOES EASIER SEEN  BITTER BATTLES STIR   BITTER BATTLES STIR TALK OF CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT FOR CHANGE

Want Majority Vote on Veto   Two Truman Vetoes Stir Talk for Constitutional Amendment

‘Amendment Making it Easier To Override A Veto Talked Majority Vote Of Members Proposed

Two Vetoes In Week Stirs Talk Of Letting A Majority Vote Override   Constitution Amendment Now Requires TwoThirds Vote In Senate And House; Republicens Taiking Of The Change.

Trouble With This Country Is You Can’t Smoke Cigar While Flying From One End to Other

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  A Cigar Is Longer Now Thar The United States Is Wide

AMENDMENT ON LABOR BILL IS CORE OF FIGHT   Ball Proposes Measure T: Curb Industrywide Bargaining

SOME PORTIONS OF THE NEW LABOR LAW SIDESTEPPED IN LAST 20 SECONDS

Boy Swept Away  in  Raging  Sewer  ee ey a en 8   Police’ Fear He'll Be. Carried U nderground to Sea 

3-Year-Old Boy Swept Into Sewer   Aim To Save Him from Being Carried Nine Miles to Ocean.

Resolution To End Leaislature Meet Introduced  Bill To Appropriate Funds For Hospital Survey On Slate

Seek To Set Legislature Adjournment  Rann Achks Yactar   Bean Asks Jester For ‘Tax Or No  Tay? Dicseusaion

Clark and Soviet Envoy Disagree  Austrian Treaty Clauses Approved

Clark and Soviet  Envoy Disagree    Rayetyt enn Tearcter   Austrian Treaty Clauses Approved

Dise Will Bring You  Big Reward   “Flying Saucer” Worth $3,000 If You Present It

‘Flying Saucer’ Worth $3000 Today; Visttations’ Mount; ‘Red Corpuseles Seen Answer

$3,000 In Cash Rewards Offered For Real Flying Saucer, No Takers

[REWARD OFFERED FOR FLYING SAUCER   Nation On _ Hysterical — Spree As Citizens of  48 States Report Fly. ing Disks.

$3,000 Bid For Gre In Hand But ‘Saucers’ Hard To Cateh  weeee Se ~~ wee

SAUCERS SKITTISE AS REPORTS GROW: REWARDS OFFERED   Scientists Join Today in Offering Explanations for ‘Phenomena’ in U. S. Europe, Mexico.   RUSSIAN LEADERS SCOUT STORIES

\A Saucer in the Hand Is Now Worth $3000. But in the Sky, They’re a Dime a Dozen

“FLYING SAUCERS” HOA, HlGh ARMY OFFICERS BELIEVE   Rewards. Offered For Capture Of Disc; Mexico Re marte fihiacte

Rewards Totaling $3,000 Posted For A Genuine \Flying Saucer, But None Appear To Claim Them

$3000 Offered for a Genuine Flying Saucer   ‘Army Officers Believe Whole Thing a Hoax

$3,000 OFFERED FOR A SAUCER   AAF, Red Consul Scoffing at Disc Reports

$3,000 Waits First Capture in Mystery   Objects Are Dime A Dozen In Air, But Worth Small Fortune For First In Hand.

PLENTY OF FLYING SAUCERS IN AIR BUT NONE “IN HAND” TO TAKE $3000 FOR CLOSE-UP OF MYSTERY DISCS

Commencement Fv. Se at ‘WMC Tuesday  49 Students Will Be Conferred Diplomas; Dr. Selke to Speak

Soviet Bloe Still Wants Aid From US   Typical Tactics Shown By Russia and Her Orbit Nations In Hitting Parley On European Recovery

Beulah Overell’s Yearnings Read   Wanted a Boy Friend, Clothes, Diary Reveals

‘Rainmaker Pilots To Try Again To  Make It Rain On Texas Forest Fire:

Workers In Small Towns  Back On Job   Twin Cities, Duluth Still Out; Pay Hike Of $3.60 Accepted

FEW RETURN TOPOSTSIN LARGE CITIES   Service Restored Completely in Small Towns in 5 States

SENATOR HITS: FOREIGN PO. LICY AND CHARGES CIO ' INFLUENCES DECISIONS OF TRUMAN

TART 2° AGKS C10 DOMATION OF DEMOCRATS   Ohio Senator and Stassen Rip Truman Policies before Ohio GOP Women

Democrats Debate On Bill To Outlaw Portal Pay Suits   Seek To Modify Lav With Substitute Measure

DEBATE BILL TO PLACE BAN ON PAY SUITS   Senators State Views As Appeal Is Taken  In Pattern Case

McCORMACK NOMINATES BONTAMITE   GOP Continues Plans For  Organization

Senate Republicans. To Make Decision Today On Ccurse Of Action Against Bilbo

Triumphant Republicans Meet Today To Complete, ‘Organization For Congress

Republicans To Complete Party Organization Today   8Cth Congress Will Convent Tomorrow; Leaders To Be Belected

RAYBURN NAMED MINORITY CHIEF   Retiring Speaker To Lead House Defhocrats

Mechanically- Guided Army C-54 En Route To Ohio Airfield After Return Crossing Of Atlantic Ocean

U.5, ROBOT PLANE 15 MAKING PILOT-LESS FLIGHT HOME TODAY  CRAFT EN ROUTE FROM NEWFOUNDLAND AFTER CROSSING ATLANTIC

ROBOT PLANE STARTS TRIP TO OHIO BASE   Pilotless Craft Heads for Wilmington After Ocean Grossing.

ROBOT AIRPLANE ENROUTE TO ITS MID-WEST BASE   Skymaster Crosses Atlantic Safely, Leaves Newfoundland for Ohio Field

ROBOT PLANE RETURNING TO OHIO BASE TODAY   Interrupt ‘Mechanical Brain’ For First Time To Land at Harmon Field

Robot Skymaster Makes Safe Flight  Returns to U. S. Automatically

Robot Plane Crosses Ocean   YUU MP Pilotless British Rocket Plane Exceeds Sonic Barrier In Test

ROBOT PLANE IS ON WAY TO OHIO   Skymaster In Successful Flight Over Atlantic   Made Entirely By Instrument: Wilmington Next Stop For Big C-54

UN Assembly Opens Its Full-Scale Debate On Palestine Problem   New Zealand Sees No Need of Hearing Jews Now; Assembly Expected to Set Up Inquiry Commission to Study Situation  ?

King George Praises Initiative Of The U. S.   Labor Government Launches. British Recovery Proaram

King George VI Praises American Initiative In European Recovery Plan   British Ruler Reports Substantial Progress Toward Economic Stability; Will Reveal Current  eet Se a ae ie iis ee ze Pee

Both Houses Of Parliament Return Irom Kecess And Hear ring George VI Priase U.* For Aiding Lurope

U, 5. TO PLEDGE FAIR RULE FOR PACIFIC ISLES   Best Interests of Peace, Security Promised with Proposal Before UN”

Soviet 0. K. On Island Rule By U.S. Is Surprise   Action Stirs Suspicior Of A Possible Diplomat  ic Maneuver.

Allocation Of Sugar For 1947 Increased   Per Capita Supply In U. S. Expected To Be 90 Pounds

YEAR'S SUGAR ALLOCATION IS UPPED SLIGHTLY   United States Given 96 Pounds Per Capita By International Board   ‘DISTRIBUTION BY  FEDERAL AGENCIES

STUDENT KILLS 3-WEEKS BRIDE   Denver Man Repeats Vow: As He Fires Revolver

ctims Are Burned In Explosion Of Stove          Young Child Found Dead Within Few  Yards Of Rescue —

Victims Are Burned In Explosion Of Stove Five Dead, Six Hurt In Levelland Blast

GE Cuts Prices of Appliances   Other Industries Doubtful They Can Follow; Cite Waae-Cost Trend

Electric Appliance Prices Reduced Up to Ten Per Cent by Manufacture:

Union Head Hits Change  In Labor Laws   Testifies Before Senate Hearing

CONDEMNS ACTS TO ‘TIE’ LABOR   Garment Workers Union Lead. er for Closed Shop; Another Rips NLRB

SAYS LABOR REINS NOT DEMOCRATIC   Garment Union President Declares Changes Proposed in Present Laws Would Be “Body Blow” to U.S. System.

Dubinsky Slaps At Legislation To Curb Unions   Brands Proposed Labor Law Changes ‘Body Blow  To Demacracy.”

2 Views Heard on Labor Laws by House Unit   Garment Workers Chief Badks Views of Other Leaders

Closed Shop Bar Bills Denounced   Claims Democracy Dealt Body Blow

UNIONIST RAPS NEW LABOR LAW   NLRB ‘Practices Nazi Blas’,  Panel Is Told

Congress Hears Union Official   Head of Garment Workers Union Says Labor Measures Disastrous Disastrous

Garment Workers’ Spokes man Says Changes Would “Deal Body Blow To Democracy”

MARION COUNTIANS PRESENT APPEALS ABUT 2 MURDERS   Governor Says ‘Facilities of State” to Be Used to Control Situation at Indiana Capital.   COURT AND POLICE HEADS CRITICIZED

Gates Promises State Police Help To Curb Wave of Crime   Marion County. .. Residents Charge Enforcement Lax

MRS. B. SMITH DIED JANUARY 24   Funeral Services Held This Afternoon in Plymouth Township

TRADE BOOM CALLED VITAL TO FOREIGN AID   Johnston Urges Wider Use Of Reciprocal Trade

Blackout Is Over   One Million Workers Back To Jobs As Power Ban Is Lifted

Million English Workers Back Ot Job In Midlands   Power Ban Is Lifted Bu ‘Government Leaders Sound Warning.

Plants Open In England  But Country Lacks Coal   Many Restrictions, To Be Continued Durine Emergency

STRIKE THREAT FACES SOUTHERN COAL INDUSTRY   ‘Tentative’ Pact Said To Include 35 Cent Increase

LEWIS ACCEPTS OWNERS’ OFFER   Policy Committee To Review New Pact on Saturday

Lewis Accepts Offer Of 35c Boost, Miners To Take Vote Saturday   Southerners And Mid-Western Operators Left Out Of Deal Reached At Secret Meetines: 200.000 Men To Return To Pits.

Halt of Coal Mines Face Strike Threat   Contract Virtually Assured for ‘Captives’ And Northern Appalachian Producer Groups

Northern Owners, Lewis In Accord   Half of Soft Coal Mines Still Face Strikes Next Tuesday.

Owners Attempt Mine Contracts   Industry Still Faces Strikes on Tuesday

Northern Group, Lewis Agree on 35-Cent Increase   Southern, indiana, Illinois Producers Not Included: Hove to Avoid Walkout

SOUTHERN COAL PRODUCERS SEEK NEW CONTRACT   Association to Decide Formal Overtures To Lewis

Half Nation’s Soft Coal Industry Still Under Strike Threat   Tenative Agreements Being Made

New Coal Strike May Be Avoided   Northern Operators Deal With UMW Boss Southerners Confer

NORTHERN COAL MINES AVERT STRIKE   Miners Get Pay Increase of 35 Cents and Hour

HALF OF NATION COAL INDUSTRY FACING STRIKE   Northern Producers, Steel “Captive” Mines Reach Terms With Lewis

Operators Seek Peace With Lewis   Southern Operators Hope tc Sign Contract by Next Tuesday é  s Me

Dixie Mine Owners Seek Wage Pact   Operators Call Meeting To Head Off Strike Scheduled Tuesday

‘COAL MINES AVERT STRIKE   Miners Get Pay increase of 35  Cents and Hour

MINERS IN PEACE PACT   > Strike Is Still A Threatin _-Southern States

Half of Nation's Sill Face Tieus   APPALACHIAN GROUP MEETS LEWIS TERMS   Tentative Pact Provides 35 Cem Pay Bcost; Welfare Fund Continued

BERLIN SHELTER PROVES “TOUGH   Germans Get Chance To Smile at Effort To Demolish Tower

WORLD TRADE WITH NIPPON OPENS AUG. 13   PRIVATE BUSINES: GETS CHANCE TO BUY GOODS

TRADE DOOR FOR JAPANESE MAY REOPEN   Commerce Controls Are Put Up to Acting Agencies

Senafe Votes To Regulate Unton Funds   Amendment Hitting at Weifare Fund Is Adopted to Pending Labor Control Leeislation.

Senate Amends Labor Measure  Ohinarenm VUsine AL nw   Ohioan Wins Okay On Move to Regulate Big Welfare Funds

Senate Votes To Regulate Union Welfare F alls   Acceptance Of Amendment Represents Victory For Taft; Republican Budget-Slashers Hit Back At Administration Officials Who Oppose Program

STATE OFFICIALS GET BONUS OFFICES   Kirby, Hayhurst, Schfiele ~ Named Administrators

HOUSE DEMOCRATS _ WILL COOPERA  WITH REPUBLICANS   This Statement Was Made Today by Sam Rayburn, Texas.   LOOK OVER GOP PROGRAM   House Democrats Want to Have a Look at Proposals First.

CONSTITUTION- TRIBUNE. PRESENTS NEWS EVENTS . OF THE DAY ON SCREEN

DRINKING? DON’T DRIVE!   Second of a Series of Southeast Economist Discussions of Traffic Safety

b. 0. PIS WINNER IN CONGRESS RAGE   Harvey Is Elected from Indiana Tenth District in Balloting.

Senate Beats Proposal To Limit Industry- Wide  Collective Bargaining   Sixteen Republican Senators Bo!t GOP Lines To Hand Taft, And Other Party Leaders, A Stinging Setback On Labor Program

SENATE DEFEATS  ~ GOP LABOR BILL   Proposal To Write L Limitation On

Taft Suffers Stinging Loss In The Senate      Another Amendment To Outlaw Industry-Wide - Strikes Pending =

GOP LEADERS ARE REBUFFED IN CLOSE VOTE   Plans For Toughening Labor Legislation Given Setback

laft Accorded Stern Setback By 44-43 Vote   Limitation on Industry. Wide Bargaining ls Spurned

TAFT IS BEATEN ON UNION CURB   Senate Rejects Plan To Limit Bargaining On Nation-wide Basis

16 Republicans Belt 0, Industry-Wide Bargaining   STINGING SETBACK IS GIVEN SENATOR TAFT

Move Is Defeated By Single Ballot; Stinging Setback For Senator Taft

Labor Bloc Gains Victory As Senate Refuses To Curb Industry - Wide Bargaining

SENATE DEFEATS BARGAINING CURB BACKED BY TAFT   Votes 44 to 43 Against Proposal to Limit IndustryWide Conferences in Labor Dispute.   ACTION A STINGING SETBACK FOR OHIOAN   Sixteen Republicans Bolt Party Lines and Cast Ballots With 28 Democrats Against Amendment.

3 Stars Hit Red Tactics   Dentist Charges Maiden Sister Kept Him ‘Prisoner From Love’

Makes Falling in Love Like Pulling Teeth   - Dentist Charges Sister Even Ordered Women Patients Out

APPROPRIATION BILL FOR PARK IMPROVEMENTS GETS ASSEMRILY APPROVAL

FBI Conference To Be Varied  Tri-County District Meet   Tri-County District Meet  Here

Sen. Knowland Says Europe Faces Choice Between Socialism and Police State Communism

KILLING OF GIRL ADMITTED BY MAN ‘HELD IN EL PASO   Confesses He Killed Indiana _ Polish Girl in Order to Cover Up ‘Affair’

State’s Corn Crop Boosted By Weather  But Potato Crop Expected To Drop Ahont 25 Percent

U. S. Marshal and Caravan of Reporters Fail in- Effort 7 To Serve Senate Committee Subpoena on Howard Huahes

Hughes Dodges Marshal, Writ   Wealthy Air Magnate Demands Federal Probe of Brewster, Air Line

Florida May Escape New  Hurricane   Storm Misses Bahamas, Heads To Northward

SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   Hugo B. Farmer te Get Pen Used In Signing Bill

GILA BILL SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   Hugo B. Farmer to Get Pen Used In Signing Bill

Truman Expected To Outline Situation On Foreign Aid At Special Session Of Cabinet

Discussion of Europe’s Emergency Needs Bealieved Purpose of Early Cabinet Session; Congressional . Conference Later Today._ ae  pe ge

TRUMAN GIVES PARTY ABOARD BATTLESHIP   Entertains 500 Guests at Buffet Luncheon—Voices Happiness at Mev Treaty,

A TRAFFIC CHECK   Highway Officials Want Accurate Survey of Local Situation

Discharge of Chautauqua County: Highway Superintendent for Exiravagance Urged by Grand Jury

Ellender Will Offer Clean Politics Bil   Senator Proposes Act To Plug Loopholes In Present Laws

Truman Puts Off Decision on Tax Cut, Labor Bills   Action Withheld Until He Returns Friday From Canadian Trip

Presidential Veto Of Tax Reduction Bill Seen As Strong Possibility   Truman Delays Action On Tax Reducing And UnionRestricting Measures Until He Returns From Canada Friday

Truman Action On Tax Delayed   Postponed Until Return From Canada

Truman Again Delays Action On Labor, Tax   Leaves Tonight On Visit Tc Canada-and Returns Friday to Capital; Mail Is Heavy

See Veto of Bill Cutting  Income Tax   Truman Likely Would Have Signed Early If He Expected To

Signs Point To Veto Of Tax Cut Bill   Veto Message Probably Go To Congress Monday

President To Withhold Action On Tax Reduction, Labor Bills, Until Friday

Chief Executive To Visit Canada   Traman Will Act on LaborTax Bill After He  Retu rns   ‘WILL DEPART TONIGHT   No Action on Either Meas ure Is Expected Before  F ridav

Signs of Tax Measure Veto  Are Mountine   ‘Ross Says President Won’ ‘Take Action Until After  Boatnen Bream Cananda

Tax and Labor Bills Face Fate Later This Week   President Withholds Decision Until His Return from Canada

TRUMAN DELAYS TAX BILL ACTION   POSTPONES ACTION UNTIL RETURN FROM CANADA ON FRIDAY

Truman Trip Defers Action On Two Bills   Withholds Review Of Tax Laber Bills Until He Returns From Journey Te Canada Friday

TAX BILL VETO. SLATED MONDAY      UMAN SILENT ON PLANS BUT OBSERVERS DECLARE HE WILL EXERCISE - "VETO POWER

PRESIDENT WILL NOT ACT ON LABOR LAW, TAXES UNTIL FRIDAY  TRUMAN OFF FOR TRIP TO CANADA ON MONDAY NIGHT: TO TALK THERE

Predict Truman Will Veto Tax Bill on Monday  little Hane Held fo   Little Hope Held for Passing Measure Over Such Action

Truman To Act On Tax, Labor Bills On Return  Back From Kansas, Goes To Canada To Speak Wednesday

Truman Delays Action on Tax  And Labor Acts   No Decisions to Be Made Until He Gets Back from Canada Triy

Message for Congress Is  Seen Monday   Delay Regarded As Sign Rejection Is Slated On Meusure

TAX CUT VETO NEXT MONDAY IS EXPECTED   Delay Adds To Belief Truman Intends To Reject Measure

President Trumar Postpones Action On Income Tax And Labor Bills Until Friday; Sends Measures To Advisers

TRUMAN NOT TO ACT TODAY ON TAX BILL   Decision on Measure Paring Levies July 1, and on Labor Bill, to Await His Return From Canadian Visit.

DELAYS ACTION ON MEASURES   To Rule on Tax, Labor Bills After Canadian Trip

Will Act On Tax, Labor Bills After Canadian Visit   President Truman Expected to Return To Capital Friday

Truman Expected to Veto Tax Reduction Bill Monday   White House Announces President Will Not Act Until After Return From Canada Friday —- Delay Increases Possibility He Will Disapprove It as Machinery Should Be Put Into Effect at Once If Cuts Were to Be Made. 

Canadian Trip Delays — Presidential Action  On Tax, Labor Drafts   POSSIBILITY OF VETO ON TAX PARING LINEAL Y;  PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE CANNOT REASE - COMERECC UNTIL MoMnAY

Truman Delays Action On Tax And Labor Bills But Veto Of Both Is Expected

No Decision On Labor Or Tax Bill   Truman Will Delay Action on Measures  Until After Return From. Canada Friday

Truman Action on Labor, Tax Issues Expected after His Trip to Canad

Has Until Monday Of Next Week On Income Tax Slash   Labor Bill Not Yet At White House; Two Budget Bills Still Under Fire

Truman Puts Off Action on Legislation   President Leaves on Official Jaunt to Canada

TRUMAN VISIT IN CANADA 10 DELAY ACTION   CONGRESS TO GET VERDICT NEXT MONDAY

President May Veto Tax Bill Over Weekend   Action On Union Curbing Measure Would Follow In Four Days

TRUMAN DELAYS HIS TAX, LABOR ACTION   Decisions To Await Return _ From Canada Friday

Truman Plans To Wait Until Next Friday   Labor And Tax Measures Create Much Interest

Thousands of Letters Sent White House   Most on Labor Bill—Most Urge Veto  Of Measure

Truman Off To Canada Today      President Yet To Ac On Labor, Tax  Measures

Speculation Rife On Capital Corners As Whether He Will Sign Or Veto-Roth Bills

President To Delay Action On Two Bills   Signature or Veto on Labor and Tax Bills Postponed Until Return from Canada Fridav Night.

New Taxes Proposed to Get Money   Retail Sales, Cigaret And High Liquor Levies Among Plans

$6,000,000 Cigarette Tax Studied  State Legislators ’ Donder Pronosal:   State Legislators Ponder Proposals to Raise Revenue

Can Truman Seize Phone Companies?   Attcrneys Study Statutes in Seeking Way to Avert Telephone Strike. 3

New Plea Sent to Phone Guild   State Firm Again Seeks Arbitration

Power to Seize Phone Facilities Is Under Study  Technical Question   Technical Question Of Authority in the FCC Act Examined

U. S. Seeking To Find Way To End Strike   POWERS OF PRESIDENT STUDIED FOR SEIZURE

FIGHT BY MINISTERS ON-GAMBLING DRAWS REACTION FIGHT BY MINISTERS ON: GAMBLING DRAWS REACTION  Texas Millionaire Cancels $10,000 Giff To Baptist School Due To Race Bill Opposition

Grenade Barely Misses British Palestine Chief   Bomb Explodes Three Minutes After Lt. Gen. McMillan Passes Scene

Senate Rejects Democratic Plan To Allot Goods  Barkley Plan Wonld Give Traman Power to Parcel el Scarce Coemmaditier

Senate Kills Dem Move on  Price Curbs   Sought Mandatory Power For President to Parcel Scare Commodities

Inflation Bill Change Rejected   Senate Debating Voluntary Program to Reduce Prices

Senate Defeats Democratic Proposal To Grant Truman Speciai Powers by Vote of 47 to 32.  PASSAGE OF BILL IS HELD UNLIKELY

Amendment To Taft Bill Is Defeated   A nti-Inflation Measure  Now Faces Democratic  Opposition That Could "Block Passage

Senate Defeats Democrats Plan For Rationing   Opposition May Prevent Passage of Anti-Inflation Bill

Signs Of GOP Split Seen On Taft Proposal   Demo Opposition Strong; No Final Action Ile Likely 

GOP Price Fight Reaches Last Day Still Chance Taft Bill  ~Will Pass Congress Before Session Ends

SENATORS BEAT DEMO ADDITION TO TAFT’S BILL   Amendment Called for Truman. Authority to Ration Scarce Goods

Parceling: Of Food. Beaten   Senate  Kills Barkley Amendments Giving Truman Authority

Cost Of Living Bill Threatened By GOP Split   Senate Turns Back Propos& 21 To Give Truman Power To Require Industry To Parcel Out Commodities

Defeats Proposal By Barkley   May Result In Opposition Which Could Stop Passage

Senate Rejects Amendment to Economic Bill   Action May Result In Demo Opposition De._feating, Measure __

Senate Act May Defeat Measure   Democratic Proposal to Give Truman Authority Over Industry Beaten   BARKLEY AMENDMENT   Taft Says It Would Have Changed Nature of His Anti-Inflation Bull

Anti-Inflation Bill Amendment Killed In Senate   Would Have Given President Authority To Force Industry To Parcel Commodities

Senate Rejects Ration Proposals  Refuse President ‘Mandatory’ Power

Amendments By Demos Checked   Proposed Revisions To Taft Bill Rejected By Senate Republicans

Mandatory Authority Move Beaten   Senate Defeats Barkley Move To Amend Taft Measure

Senate Defeats Plan To Parcel Out Scarce tems  Mandatory Authority For Truman Proposal of Democrat Faction

No Sign Of HCL Passaqe   Expect To Adjourn Tomorrow Without HCL Legislation.

Mandatory Power. Over Commodities Blocked in Senate   Barkley“ Proposal -To Give: President Control Over Scarce leams:Voted Daun:

Senate Beats Amendment 0: Anti- Inflation   Dem Attempt To Change Bill Is Batted Down

GOP Senators Refuse Change in Tat Bill   Vote Down Amendment to Grant President Greater Powers

SENATE REJECTS  AMENDMENTS FOh  INFLATION BILL SEE LITTLE HOPE  MEASURE TO PASS iN THIC SESSION

Truman Power Proposal Killed   Democratic Amendment to Anti-Inflation Bill Baited Down.

DEMO AMENDMENT TO ANTI-INFLATION BILL 1S DEFEATED   HOPE DIM FOR FINAL ACTIOY ON GOP PLAN DURING THIS SESSION

Bill fo Give Truman More Power Killed   Democrats Seek to Force Industry to Parcel Out Goods

Hope Fading For Congress Price Curbs   White House Rebuffed In New Bid for Emergency Powers

Senate Bats Down Amendment fo Taf Anti-Inflation Bill   May Block Chance To Pass Measure In Special Sesston

(ORDERS CAPTURED  VIOLATING TRUCE   Dutch Military Authorities Report Indonesian Violation   WERE DATED AUGUST 8

Dutch Report Notes Called For Attack:   Orders Captured When Republicans Attempt to In‘filtrate Position; Dated Aug. $

Senator Says Efforts Made To Stall Quiz   Diversion to Probe of Girl Angle Scored by Solon

Fulton Lewis Is Struck in Argument with Roosevelf  Radio Commentator Takes Blow on Jaw as Broadcast Is Concluded tn Maw Varb

COMMENTATOR AND ROOSEVELT DIFFER AND FIGHT ENSUES   Radio Man Says He Was Hit on Jaw By Elliott's Friend After Broadcast

Everyone Apologizes after One-Punch Fight— Elliott Roosevelt's Friend Swings at Broadcaster

Elliott Roosevelt's Friend Takes Puich at Radio Commentator Lewis

Lewis Punched. He Declares   Struck by Friend of Elliott Roosevelt, Commentator Says

Fulton Lewis Hit After Broadcast   Says Companion of Elliot Sluqgged Him

Friend of EllioH Roosevelt Takes Poke  At Commentator After Radio Station Tiff

Commentator and Friend of Elliott  Roosevelf Come to Blows in Studio

Fulton Lewis, Elliott, Faye, Other: In Scuffle Following Broadcast

Says Wife Insulted Radio Commentator Socked By Elliott Friends After Broadcast

Elliott Roosevelt's Radio Comment Leads to Brief Episode of Flying Fists

PUBLISHER HITS FULTON LEWIS   : Couple Comes to Blows Over  Elliott Roosevelts

- Everyone Apologizes, but Fulton Lewis, Jr., Takes Punch on Jaw . . .     a ER SD  ‘Commentator Slugged After Radio Quiz of Elliott Roosevelt

Commentator Hit On Jaw In Studio   Fulton Lewis, Jr. Allegedly Attacked Re Eliett('s Friend

Fulton Lewis, Jr., Claims He Was Socked On Jaw By Friend Of Elliott Roosevelt After Broadcast

13 DIE, 34 HURT IN ACCIDENTS ON OHIO HIGHWAYS   Officials Blame Heavy Snow fall for Sharp Increase in Auto Mishaps

MAJOR SCHOOL BILL IS PASSED BY IOWA HOUSE   Senate-Approved Bili Sets Up County Boards; Revises Rural System

SCHOOL BILL PASCES HOUSE   Senate-Okayed Plan Aimed at Revision Of County Setup

Selfish”? Texans Give  Anwrery 80 Million; Want To See Manav fnane

GIVE BECAUSE THEY ARE SELFISH 80 Million Given To Create A Foundation For Charities

Phone Strike Bill Is Given Little Chance   Harley Concedes Measure » Can’t Be Enacted  Be Mawdew

BELL SYSTEM STRIKE CANT BE PREVENTED   CONGRESS FAILS TO HALT TELEPHONE WALKOUT

Telephone Strike Uailoek Dar  - fet,   Congress Gives Up Anti-Strike pets

Chances Slim For Averting Phone Strike   Union Chief Says As Far As He Knows Strike Will Occur

3 STEEL FIRMS PEN CONTRACTS   Bethlehem Corporation, CIO Union Reach Accord On Two-Year Pact

MAJOR STEEL PACTS SIGNED   Bethlehem Corp., Republi And Crucible Accept New Union Wage Contracts

Legless Ex-Gl Wins Election   11th Congressional District Goes GOP

Official Mum On Crucial Talk   Talks with Byrnes About Argentina

Lewis Aarees To Let Safe Mines Reonen   Authorizes District Union Leaders To Send Men Back To Work In Inspected Pits.

Lewis OK’s Opening of Safe Mines   Won't Apply to 518 Pits Termed “Unsafe’’ by Krug

Lewis Approves More Openings   UMW Change Puts Decision Up to Districts

President Schedules Radio Talk Tonight   Taft to Follow With Answer; Senate Vote May Be Taken at 3 Tomorrow

Passes Measure Over Truman’s Disapproval; Fate Hinges On Vote In Senate.

An Arouséd House Swiftly and Overwhelmingly Passed the Measure Over Veto..   NOW UP TO SENATE; MAY VOTE SATURDAY   Upper House Is Expected Generally to Override Veto; Vote Will Be Close...

‘House Overrides  Veto of Labor Bill   Issue Now Put Up Squarely to Senate of Whether TaftHartley Measure Is to Become Law Despite Vigorous Objection of President Truman; May Delay Vote.

Young Democrats Of State to Hold Convention Here  First to Be Held in Two   First to. Be Held in Two Years; Officers Set June 21 Date

Young Democrats Of State to Hold Convention Here   ‘Firstto:-Be Held in Two Years: Officers Set June 2? Date

Says U.S. Loan ‘Frittered Away   Churchill Attacks — Labor Government

ESCAPED TRUSTY ASSAULTS GIRL   Federal Reformatory Youth Hits Chio Victim With Hammer -

Eighteen Hundred Phone Workers Head Back to Maintenance Jobs Upstate in First Major Settlement   Flashes of Life

State Income Tax Boost Sought In Harlow's Bill  Lowering Exemptions Would Force Levy On Many Montanans

Upper House Quits Without Vote On Plan   Special Session ‘Is Scheduled To. Adjourn On. Friday

HOPES FADE FOR QUICK APPROVAL ON GOP ANTI- INFLATION PLAN   Outlook Dark For Price Measure

Hope Fades for Action At Special Session On GOP Anti-Inflation Bill   Rv MORGAN REYNOLDS

SENATE RECESSES WITHOUT VOTING   Neither GOP Proposal Nor  Truman’s Program Get ‘Te Anoroval Stage

Congress Races Against Deadline  Senate Votes Bill To Restore Buvina Curbs

U. S. Senate Ready To Recess Without  Vote On Inflation   Adjournment Of Special Session Is Scheduled For Friday; GOP Bills And Truman Program Likely To Be Held Over Until January   GOP Seeks To Speed AntiInflation Bill In Senate

Inflation-Curbing Action Believed Dead Till 1948   Senate Hopes to Pass GOP Bill Today, Too  Late for House Vote

Action Put Off On Bill to Curb Inflation  COP Treom an Plans   GOP, Truman Plans Delayed to 1948 — As Senate ‘Adjourns

Chances of Passing Anti-Inflation — Legislation Fading   Senate Recesses Without Reaching Vote on Three Point Plan: Adjournment Is Scheduled Friday

SENATE RECESSES WITHOUT REACHING  PRICE CURB VOTE   Chances Appear Slim for Passage of Anti-Inflation Program Before Ad journment Friday.   G. 0. P. TO CONTINUE TO PRESS FOR ACTION   Taft Declares, However, Democrats Can Block Proposed ‘  Bill and He Looks for Them to Do So,

Chances Vane For Action Now  On Taft's Bill   Senate Quits Without Reaching Vote: House Hasn't Time to Act

Time Fades For Action  On Inflation  Senate Recesses Without Acting On GOP Plan

No Inflation Control Plan Seen This Year  ee   Credit Measure Passes Senate As Session Nears End

Senate Adjourns Before Reaching Vote On Plan Offered By Republicans   Believe Measure Doomed To Await Action In Regular January Session

Senate Recesses With: out 'Yote On 3-Point Plan Or Trumans 10Point Program

PRICES ON USED CARS HIT SLIDE   Dealers Predict Further ~ Declines, Start Toward ‘Buver’s Market’

Survey Shows Prices Lower On Used Cars   Start Toward Buyers’ Market” Indicated by Declines

NATION® ON’S LARGEST DEALERS: ‘REPORT DRASTIC PRICE CUTS  ‘Used Car Prices Drop Sharply      MARKED. DROP: ‘SAID NOTED  Lubbock Used Car Market Also “Shows Effects Of New Trend

Used Auto Prices On. Toboggan   Off 10 To 30 Percent Now  And The Trend Is All - Downward

NATION'S: ‘LARGEST. DEALERS: REPORT DRASTIC PRICE CUTS   Used Car Prices Drop Shar aly      MARKED cd SAID NOTED.  Lubbock Used Car Market Also  ! Shows Effects Of New Trend

Sharp Break In Used Auto Prices Noted   Dealers Forecast Further Declines

Sharp Break In Used Car Prices Noted  Boston Dealer See  aid Whe =.   Boston Dealer See: 20 to 40 Pet. Drop In 30 to 90 Days

BUYERS. IN. SADDLE wa ce ~ Used Auto Prices Tumble; Greater Drop: Predicted ©

Used Car Prices Skidding In Most Sections Of Natian   20 To 40 P. C. Decline Within 30 to 90 Days, Forecast By Big Hub Dealer

USED CAR PRICES DROP 10 TO 30 PCT.   Further Declines Predicted b Some Dealers—1946 Models Down $300 to $1,000.

[SHARP BREAK IN USED AUTO MARKET MAY INFLUENCE NEW CAR PRICES, SURVEY REVEALS

Price of Used Cars Suddenly Slips from Peak   Drop from 10 to 3 Percent in Most Sections

PRICE OF USED CARS TAKES SKID INLARGE CITIES   Drops Range Up to 30 Percent in Some Sectors: New Declines Expected

U.S. MAY 0. K. a HOLY      ‘Modifications’ May Be Demanded As Poland Urges Partition Action

Laraine Hears Lawyers Tear Lippy to Shred:   Wolf, Monster, Cries One of Attorneys; Decision Due Mar 9

U.S Will Permit — Some Rent Boosts   Increases Will Be Granted Only to Hardship Cases

ORDERS GO TO REGIONAL OFFICES 4  >)   Would Extend  ; Rent Control Bevond June 30

Hardship Rent Hikes Ordered   Fleming Announces ‘Liberalizing’ Plan

PRICE CHARGES DENIED BY TAF]   SENATOR REPLIES TO DEMOCRATS WHO BLAMED HIM FOR RISING COSts,

Taft Challenges Solons’ Charges  Places Responsibility For High Priees

BOSTON  RETURNS TO WORK   Curley Gets Presidential Commutation of Mail Fraud Sentence

CURLEY RESUMES HIS DUTIES TODAY   Boston's Chief Executive Released Wednesday from Danbury Jail,

Farm Delegates Face Questions Of Price Support   To Take Up Election Of National Leader  During Conv-ntion

HOUSEGROUP KILLS LOCAL OPTION BILL   COMMITTEE VOTES AGAINST CONSIDERATION OF MEASURE DEAFTED BY DRYS.

SENATE FINANCE: COMMITTEE VOTES FOR TAX CUTS   Recommends immediate  Cut to Fight Business  Setback.

GOP Afraid 1948 May Be Too Late   Personal Income Taxes Would Be Slashed $4 Billion In Committee-Approved Bill

DEATH THREAT SENT REP, THOMAS      HEAD OF GROUP PROBING UN AMERICAN ACTIVITIES GIVES LETTER TO FBI,

HouseRedProbers Get Death Threat   Thomas and Rankin Reveal Warnings Group Backing Wallace Assailed

THOMAS IS DEATH THREAT RECIPIENT   Congressman Reports He Is Marked For Sudden Taking Off

Rep. Thomas Gets Threat Letter  Committee Brands Wallace’s Sponsors

Lawmaker s Life Threatened in Unsigned Letter  Warning Regarded as Serious, Is Given to FBI

Protest Walkouts Spreading   Coal Crisis Mounts Fast; Steel-making Is Curtailed

176,000 Men Leave Mines  In Ten States   ‘Operators Says Full-Scale Nation-Wide Walk-Out Developing ‘in Clear Violation of Lav’

Half of Soft Coal Miners Walk Out:  Industries Perilled   Omaha Stockyards Hit; Workers in Shipyard Threaten Strike

Slowup Due In Industry   Soft Coal Operators Lay Cenference Plan

176,000 ARE OFF JOB IN COAL FIELDS   Strike of 40,000 Shipyards Workers Also Is Threatened and Omaha’s Big Union Stockyards Is Almost at Standstill.

About Half Of 400,000 Miners Out   Carnegie-Illinois Forced To Cut Out Some Furnaces

SHIP BUILDERS THREATENING 10 FOLLOW MINERS   Strike Picture Remains Gloomy As 176,000 Coal Miners Remain Idle In Protest To Enactment Of New Labor Legislation.

Stockyard Workers in Walkout   40,000 Members Of Stec!l Workers Union to Strike

Mine Walkout ls Spreading; 176,000 Idle   Steel Production Cut; Other Coal Fields Affected

Stoppages Threaten Slow-Up In Steel, Railroad Industries   Enactment Of Taft-Hartley Labor Statute Brings Developments Throughout Country

Kx-Premier Flies Blockade To Seek Help  Sjahrir Heads for India To Plead Aid Against Dutch

BUYING SPURRED BY PRICE CUTS   Stores In Pennsylvania Town Boom Business In One-Day Sale

LOTS OF. BUSINESS  - Sales Skyrocket as Town - Enjoys Price Slash Spree

Buying Shaump Ended; Plan Permanent Cut Merchants Reduce Prices 10-50 Per Cent In Pennsylvania City

Merchants Cut Prices Sharply In Pottstown   Slashes Up To 50 Percent *Result In Best Business Since War

Pa. Legion Convention In Swing  Fun-Loving 40 & 8 Parade Set Tonight

Deadline Nears For Telephone Workers Walkou!   Companies, Union Begin Arbitration

Government Fights to Halt Phone Strike   Arbitration Best. Hope to Avert Crisis Monday

United States Begins Review of Its Diplomatic: and Economic Policies

U.S. to Review Policies With Soviets, Germans   qe American Leaders To Determine Future Relations in Europe

Considers Russia’s Pro»:*anda   Top American Officers Back From Abroad

Europe Economy Program Reviewed By Key Diplomats   State Department Begins Thorough Study of Policies in USSR, Reich

,Failure of Russia fo Cooperate Qn Marshall Plan Seen As Blow To Soviet Prestige in Europe

BIG 4 POWERS CLASH AS UN DEBATE SOUGHT   U.S. Requests Limit To Discussions On Palestine

Soviets Join Arabs in U.N. Dispute   Immediate Debate on Independence Asked by Gromyko

F. J. Wilson  Selected as No. 1 Cox   Scientists Reveal Tes! Biasts Far Away Can Now Be Detected.

A-BOMB SECRET GUARD IS NAMED   Action Taken as Restraints of War Are Relaxed

AGREEMENT FOR CONTROL GREEK PROGRAM MADE   ‘Signing of Document To Speed Assistance

Greeks Sign Agreement on Aid Control   Officials to Speed U. S. Assistance; Key Personnel Selected

U. S., GREECE SIGN PACT ON AID PROGRAM   American’ Assistance Ti Balkan Nation Will Start Soon

Greece Signs Agreement On Aid Progran   Agreement For Control Of President Truman’s Aid Program Signed At Athens   GRISWOLD WILL TAKE UP DUTY SOON

GREEK AID PLAN PAPERS SIGNED   Greece Agrees To Conditions Specified by U. S.

Agreement for Greek Aid Signed   Tsaldaris and Macseagh Pen ietarie Pact

Senator Proposes Question On Loan   Smith Seeks. View Of UN On Funds  - For Greece

Congress Seeks U.N. Role In lurko-Greek Aid  Hearings Continued As Senate Prepares Vate On Portal Suite

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AF   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Hughes Probers Review Evidence   Public Hearings By Senate War Investigating Committee To Open Monday

HUGHES INQUIRY TACTICS TALKED   Senate War Probing Group To Begin Open Hearings Monday ©

CONGRESSMAN TO PLAN THEIR: COURSE OF ACTION: IN AIRCRAFT CON’ ‘PRACT INQUIRY

METAL THAT SEETHES, BUBBLES AND GLOWS IS LATEST MAN-MADE HIGHLY RADIO ACTIVE DISCOVERY

Chemists Discover Strange New Metal: Once Natural, No Lonaer Exists Now

Aid Kurope Talks Open in France  Bevin Is Named Conference Head—

France, Britain Pledge All-Out Aid To Program   Meeting Economic, Not Political, Speakers Stress

16 Nations Attend Talks on European Recovery Program   Elect Bevin President of Confeb; Britain, France Strongly Support U.S. Aid Plan

BEVIN HEADS PARIS PARLEY ON EUROPE   Sixteen Nations, Minus Russian Sphere, Meet to “Remake Europe” — British, French Pledge Marshall Plan Support.

Bevin Named Conference President   Britain and  France to Give Marshall Plan Firm Backing

Elect Britain s Bevin Chairman As Parley Begins   Russia And Countries Under Her Influence Boycott Conference  On Economic Rebirth

16 Nations Take Up Europe's Ills   Britain and France to Give Marshall Plan Firm ° Support   BEVIN IN THE CHAIR   Says Questions Considered ” Are Economic, Not  Political

Paris Parley Opens   Britain, France, and Italy Pledge to Back Marshall Plan; Door Open to Soviet Bloc

NINE COUNTRIES FAIL TO ATTEND AID CONFERENCE   European Nations Meet To Discuss Whether To Accept Or Reject Terms Of U. S. Aid To Continent; Red Bloc Boy. cotts Meet.

Bevin Elected To Head Group On Europe Aid   Bidanlt Asserts France. Britain To Give Plan Firm Support, Spare “No Effort’”’   Soviet Pressure   Keeps Eight Away   First Aim Of Conference I: To Decide Europe’s Resources Before U. S. Aid Asked

Bevin Pledges British Support Of U. S. Plan  Paris Conference Primes UL CON blame   Paris Conference Opens; 16 Nations  Diecuecing Econaqmic

Bevin Chosen To Preside at Paris Meeting   Pledges Britain's Full Support of Marshall Plan

16 Nations Take Up Europe’s Ills   Britain and France to Give Marshall Plan Firm Support  REVIN IN . THE CHAIR   BEVIN IN THE CHAIR   Says Questions Considerec Are Economic, Not Political

Europe Recovery Conference Opens  Sixteen Countries Are Represented At Meeting To Study U.S. Aid Plan

Pledges Full Resources .  Of Empire   Survey on Needs, Resources First Task of Recovery

Delegates of 16 Nations Are Seated; Britain’s Ernest Bevin Is Elected President of Meeting.  BRITISH, FRENCH PLEDGE SUPPORT

Britain, France Pledge Support To Get Yank Aid   Bevin and Bidault Speak At Morning Meeting In Paris

16 European —  Nations Open  Economy Talks Red Bloc Missing: French British Resources Pledyed  wT. BEL. Beanmene Ou.

U. 5. PROGRAM GETS FIRM BACKING   Russia, 8 Other Countries  Turn Down Invitations   Says France, Britain Will _ Spare No Effort To Make Conference Succeed

Paris Economic Meet on Marshall Plan Under Way  Sixteen Nations on   Sixteen Nations on Hand---Door Is S#ill  Open to Countries Cleteiti Pew bec: _

‘Courageous Girl Awaits Operation  ‘That Will Give Her Artificial Leg

15-Year-Old Admits Killing Pastor’s Wife   Chicago High School Boy Held in Jail in Connection with Fatal Stabbing on September 24.

Youth Admits He Murdered Pastor’s Wife   Boy, 15, Tells Chicago Po. lice He ‘Didn’t Know ‘ Knife Was Open’

VERY GOOD BOY’ HELD AS KILLER   Youth, 15, Admits Fata Stabbing Of Chicago Minister's Wife

Stabbing of Minister's Wife Said Admitted by Chicago Youth of 15

‘Didn’t Know Knife Was Open’... .  Lad Of 16 Admits Killing Of Woman

Boy Admits Slaying Wife of Minister   Chicago Youth, 15, Says He Did Not Know Knife Used in Attack Was Open—Also Confesses Slashing, Robbing Young Mother.

BOY, 15, ADMITS CHICAGO MURDER MINISTER'S WIFE   ALSO CONFESSES A RECENT ‘ATTACK ON YOUNG HOUSEWIFE

Youth Held In Slaying   Charged With Stabbing 32-Year - Old Minister’s Wite.

Boy Admits Killing Minister's Wife   Slashes Two Women In Robbery Attempts

Stabbing Admitted By Youth   Boy, 16, Confesses Parking Lot Killing Of Minister’s Wife

15-Year-Old School Boy Admits Cutting Attacks on 2 Women   Murder of Chicago Minis‘ter’s Wife Solved by Youth’s Confession

Youth, 15, Confesses Fatal Stabbing of Minister’s Wife   Also Tells of Slashing and Robbing Young Mother in Chicago

‘Didn't Know Knife Was Open’-High Se chool Boy Admits F atal “Stabbing of Minister’s Wife

Admits Stabbing Minister's Wife   School Boy, 15, Tells Of Parking Lot Crime

Boy Admits He Killed Woman  Also Confesses He Cut, Robbed Another:

PASTOR'S WIFE ~~ SLAIN BY BOY   CHICAGO POLICE GET CONFESSION FROM 15-YEAR-OLD —~“SLAYER.OF WOMAN

Parents Describe Youth as Good Boy In Family Relations   Lad Admits Murder Of Pastor's Wife, Slashing Woman

High School Boy Admits Killing  Minister’s Wife   Youth Confesses Fatal Stabbing and Attack On Young Chicago Mother

Say Boy, 18, Admits Murder   Didn’t Know Knife Wa: Open in Fatal Stabbing Of Minister’s Wife

Chicago Youth Admits Slaying   15-Year-Old_ Boy ‘Didn't Mean’ to Kill Minister’s Wife

15-Year-Old Admits Fatal Stabbing  Slays Minister’s Wife In Attempted

BOY CONFESSES KILLING WOMAN   Says He Stabbed Pastor's Wife In Attempted Robbery

High School Boy Is Held in Chicago As Woman’s Slayer   "Very Good Boy’ ‘Seized for - aQucationing « in ‘Attack on Another  "Woman

Fire In Brule Mine At Otsego Under Control; To Resume Work Soon   Blaze Broke Out In Conveyor Belt Monday Morning; Crew Of Ten Escapes; Fumes Overcome Investigating Foreman

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Tells Of Being Tapped For‘ Honor” O} Guarding F.D.R.

AFL PLANS 10 WOO MINERS OF LEWIS   Green Says He ‘Regrets’ Withdrawal of UMW rem Federation.

Gov. Cherry Reveals Plan For Early Appointment Of New Wildlife Commission

Witness Says Atomic Experts Are Teaching at “Red” Schoo   S FIRST TO TESTIFY

Bomb Experts Accused of Rec Connections   Steele Tells House 2 Top Atom Physicist: Teaching Communists

Dr: “Lewis ‘Balamuth: Ace ~ eused by. Steele.   ONE WAS: IN: CALIFORNIA   On: July 12 ‘He Denied: He as ‘Communist Party, “2 Nfember.

Witness In Senate Inquiry Charges 2 Atomic Experts Are Communists

US. REDS SET AT 5,000,000   Witness Estimates That Num ber in Action Pushing for Third Party.

Atom Experts Are Under Fire  ee ssmtekh fo aAllana   Communist College Teachers, Is Charge

WARTIME SCIENTISTS SAID INSTRUCTORS AT ‘COMMUNIST’ SCHOOLS  UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE TOLD MANY THREATS SEEN TO US.

Steele Testifies In Un-American Activity Probe   War Time Experts in Communist Schools?

Steele Names Drs, Opp heimer, Balamuth; ’ ~ Party’s Plans, Goals

Witness Links  Atomic Experts To Red Activity : Steele Claims Red Fronis  Have Five Million at Work in Tinifed Siates

Witness Tells Committee That Communists Run Schools Here  For Agitation And Propaganda

Atom Experts Taught In Red Schools~ Steele   Oppenheimer. Balamuth Mentioned; Worked On U. S,. Atomic Projects.

Witness Claims Two Afom Experts Taught at Communist Schools   Also Tells House Group There Are Some Five Million Communists or Members of “Bunds’ In U. §.—‘Pushinad’ for Third Major Party

Pair Taught At Communist School, Claim   War-Time Atomic Expert: Instructed In School: Run By Communists, 1s Steele's Charge

Experts on Atom Teach Red Schools   House Un-American Group Names Minnesota “UU” Faculty Member

Congress Told:  U.S. Red Total ls 5 Million   Steele Testifies Atom Experts Have Taught At “Communist”? Schools

Atom Workers Red Teachers. House Is Told   Washington Editor  Charges Communists. Friends Now Number Five Million in Ll. 5S.

Atom Experts Taught at Red Schools   Witness Tells Solons Communists Have 5,000,000 in U. S.

Says Wartime Atomic Experts Teach Commies   House Un-American Committee Hears Fraternal Officer

Atomic Scientists Accused Of Instructing American Reds in “U.S. Communist Schools’

NEWARK TAKES LEGAL ACTION   Endeavors to Bar Ancient Warship From Harbor

Discrimination Charced by Arabs   Boys Caught -vith 70 Pounds of Pennies

Guerrillas Near Occupation Zone  Officials Rush Men To Czech Border

German Police Rush Wundreds ‘fo Czech Border After Hearing Resistance Army Was On March.

Resistance Army Heading For U. S. Occupation Zone   German Police Rush Hundreds Of Men To Czec! BorderRoads Blocked To Stop Ukrainian Advance

Ukrainian ‘Army’ Reported Nearing U.S. Zone In Reict  Men Are Rushed To Czech Border

Ukrainian Rebels Marching Toward  Czech Border Town  Army of 6,000 Guerrilla: Reported on Way to American Zone

Germans Fear Ukrainian Band Of Guerrillas   6,000 Are Reported Approaching U.S. Occupation Zone

U. S. Zone In Germany Is Alerted  6,000 Ukrainians Reported Seekin;  kT. Bins nw Annan

‘Northwest Airlines Ship ‘Catches Fire on Landing; ‘Passennere. Crew Cafe

Saves Travelers as Plane Burns  Two Stewardesses Hailed as Heroines

School Bills To Senate   House Passes Méasure: Providing Funds: For State Aid and For Teacher Retirement

State Aid, School Support, Teacher Bills Pass House   Next Move Now Up te Senate; Gas Tax Bill Returned for Debate

Fashion’s Darlings Parade In AII-F inery As Metropolitan Opera Opens 63rd Season

Wolves Have Field Day at the Met As Society Styles Decollete Gowns

Acres of White Ermine   Pageantry of Wealth Outshines Brilliant Actors As Old ‘Met’ Opens 63rd Season .

Acres Of Ermine.., Cast At The Met Plays Second Fiddle. To Glittering Audience

OPERA OPENS 63RD SEASON   Pomp of Opening Night Steals Show From Cast

The ‘New Look’  ae ne  Bosoms, Not Basso Profundos, Steal Show At ‘Met’ Opening

BOYLE GOES TO OPERA OPENING Bosoms Attract More Attention Than Bravo: Ac Roteweled Audience Outshines Singers

Romanian Peasant Party Chief GCete Life Term   Diamonds Pale House Lights-‘New Look’ Wolf Calls Vie With Bravos at ‘Met’ Opening

Legion Call For Special Congress Session Forecast   Believe National Convention Will Press For Speed On Military Training   CONVENTION TO OPEN THURSDAY

FORD FOREMEN GET NEW OFFER   Wage Hike Promised If They Return to Work

FIGHT ON f,-T, BODE CONTINUES BY THE: DEMO; COMMITTEE   ‘Charged. the’ Director. With Being “Wild Life Dictator.”   IHE PLAYED FAVORITES?   Pool Says G.0.P. Cliarges Are to Hide the Real Issue Involved.

Most Terrible Blow In 19 Years Roars Out Of Churning Ocean Driving Coast Residents In Danger Area To Shelter

STORM MOVING INLAND JUST NORTH OF MIAMI   Communications Disrupted Early This Morning; Report Gale at 120 MPH

Fury Mounts As Thousands Seek Shelter From Winds   Heavy Seas Prevent Rescue Try As SOS Radioed From Yacht

Frenzied Thousands Flee Storm's Path   Throng Public Shelters As Cyclonic Winds Sweep Inland; Lake Okeechobee Region Evacuated; Fear Huge Loss

Miami Isolated; : Gusts Up to 103 MPH Hit Resort   Hundreds of Thousands of Residents Driven Into Public Shelters in Face of Fury ‘Of Worst Hurricane in 19 Years, It Is Said

Area Between Palm Beach And Miami Lashed   Lake Okeechobee Dikes Threatened; Thousands Flee

en. Vandenberg pins Blast Af udgef Cutting San Hoth Would  lean Disarmament

Disarmament Is Feared By Senator Vandenberg; Plan Assailed by Dems

SEN. VANDENBERG OPPOSES 6 BILLION BUDGET REDUCTION   Fears Slash Would Cripple Armed Forces—Will Work  for $4,500,000,000 Compromise.   HOUSE DEMOCRATS HIT HIGHER FIGURE   Indications Grow That Senate , Will Reject It in Favor of a Smaller One.

Senate Expected To Reject Proposed $6 Billion Slash   Democrats Contend Reduction Will Ham: string Marshall; Serious Damage To _ American Prestige Abroad Forecast

Vandenberg Joins Forces Favoring A Smaller Slash   Democrat Bloc Warns Against Hamstringing Marshall at Moscow

19 Democrats Blast Plan To Slash Budge   Contend It Might Ham string Secretary of State Marshall’s Work in Moscow

Sees Safety of America Endangered   Senator Says U. S. Would Be. Foreed To Disarm Alone*

Senate May Reject Six Billions Cut   Vandenburg Opposes Any Slash Which Would Make U. S. Disarm Alone

Vandenberg Joins Forces to Curb Slash   Proposed Reduction in Budget May Leave Marskall "Hemstruna’

Vandenberg F ights Budget Slash as Democrats Blast Proposed Cut in Spending   Fears That Slash Might Hamstring Marshall at Moscow Conference Responsible for Action; Solon Feara Cut Might Force Country to Disarm Alone

Fears Budget Cut May Mean Disarmament   House Democrats Join To Fight Proposed Slash

Democrats Blast Flat Budget Cut   House Members Claim Action Would Hinder Marshall at Moscow

Defense Func Cut Hit by Vandenberg  Cin t VA ll binnnne   Democrats Declare Siash Will Hamper Marchajt

Proposed Slash Of Six Billions Believed Beater   Vandenberg Says It Might Impair Arms Program >

Democrats Get Set For Battle On Budaet Slash   Senate May Reject $6,000,000,000 Cut In Favor Of Smaller One

House Democrats Blast Proposed Big Budget Slash  Vandenherag Accserts He   Vandenberg Asserts He Fears It May Mean Disarmament

Democrats Hit Six Billions Budaet Slash   Senator Vandenberg, Republican, Fears Cut Would Mean ‘U. S ._ Would Disarm Alane

Launch Drive On Fund Cut   Senate May Reject 6-Billiion Budget Slash

Defeat Predicted For 6 Billion — Budget Reduction  Democrats Fear It Will Hamstring Marshall at Moscow

Bill C ollectors Unwelcome     Report Russians Ignored Four Pleas To Settle Lend-Lease Debt

RUSSIANS IGNORE LEND-LEASE DEB)   U.S. Requests to Settle Bill  ” “ tae ne oe

Who Would Want to Be President, But— By Hal Boyh  Being the Wife of the President Would Be Okay

Truman Special Message Is Near Completion   Three Men Would Operate European Keonomic Acency

Dismiss Five Liquor Cases,  Chief Re Resigns   Court Finds Some Technicalities in Origina] Indictment:

HEAT WAVE IS. ANGHORED:FOR THREE MORE DAYS   Still Whittling Away. Steadily  at Corn and Other  Crops.   HIGH TEMPERATURES   There Was Nothing In Sight to Budge the Searing Blast Before Sunday Night.

Midwestern Heat Wave, Dr ought — Is Anchored for at Least 3 Davs

Searing Heat To Linger Awhile      Nothing Is In Sight Te Budge It Before Sunday, . Says Weather Man.

Rain Next Week is New Forecast   Rellef Expected - From Hot Spell

Anderson For  Ban on Listing Names of Grain Speculators   Says Too Many Heartaches Caused By Publi cation

Anderson To Ask Halt To Listing Names of Traders  ™,   Declares Action Is Causing Heartbreak To Small Speculator

SAYS REPORTS HURTING SMALL TIME HOLDERS   Will Call for End When Everyone Is Satisfied No Trader Is Shielded

Secretary of Agriculture Says Publishing of Commodity Holders’ Names Causes ‘Heartaches.’   GRAHAM DIDN’T DO WRONG, TRUMAN SAYS

May Discontinue Revealing Names Of Speculators   Anderson Will Recommend Publication Be Ceased To Avert Damage To- Inno eernt Commodity Holders

Anderson Seeks To End Lists   Causing Too Many “Heartaches” To Innocent, He Says

U.S. Says May Covered up War Profits   former Kentucky Canegressman Charged With Resoriing to Fake Bookkeeping

DUE FOR QVERHAUL   Merger of Armed Services Creaies New Probleme For the Cabinets >

Regular Army Of 875,000 Is Ultimate U. S. Goal   Senators May Get Earful If Marshall Tells Defense Setup

Dutch Forces Report More Successes   Herbert Stays Out of Fuss Over University President

CONGRESS PUTS OK ON BILL TO ASSIS BREEKS AND TURK’   Four Hundred Millions T¢ Be Used to Fight Red Influence in Nations; Urged by Truman.

House Gives Approval To  Aid Measure   Compromise Version Proves Acceptable To Representatives

SENATE, HOUSE IN AGREEMENT ON TAX SLASH   Half of Reduction Will Be Applicable to Incomes during 1947

President Gets Secret Report  Military Training Details Reviewed

0-DAY SHUTOOWN OF DISTIELERIES 1S UP TO TRUMAN   Food Committee Promises to Ask Executive to Decide Issue After Workers Make New Protest.   THURSDAY POULTRY BAN' STILL IS ON   Euckman Broadcasts Appeal for Public Co-operation in:Drive to Save Grain,

HEAR PROTEST   Union’s Complaint Against Distillery Shutdown Is Taken to President

Truman Gefs Decision On  Rum Holiday   Liquor-Makers In New Protest Upon 60-Day Sugpension

Senate Gives PSC Authority On Natural Gas   Measure Is Sent To Rennebohm For Signature; Would Ban ‘Home Rule’

Royal May Seek To Be NC Governor   Gives Yes And No Answer To Request He Declare Himself

CRASH OF EASTERN AIRLINER \NEAR PORT DEPOSIT BLAMED ION DISINTEGRATION OF TAIL

‘Witnesses Differ On ‘Details Of Crash Of ‘Eastern Airlines Plane

Differ On Details lx-Testimony Last Moments Before Crash Described By DC-4. Witnesses

Eisenhower May Head Columbia   University’s Board Meets Today to Elect Successor to Butler

Visit to Negro House  “To See About a Dog’  ‘Costs $4,000 in Cash

Diplomats Fly  To Rio Parley      ruman Wishes Delegation ‘Good Luck’ at Airport

U.S. Delegate: Take Off For Rio Meeting  ame Tu Cath   Hope To Set World Example In Co-operation

Foreign Affairs Leaders Off For Rio  Would Give Example For UN Cooperation

Inter-American Parley Opens Friday  U. S. Delegates Of  To Rio Conference

U.S. Group Leaves for Rio Meeting  Hones Hemisnher   Hopes Hemisphere Will Set Example For World Peace

Pair Admits Shooting Near Youngstown   Bus Driver Finds Youths Tussling With Dying Man

2 Youngstown Boys Admit Slaying Ashtabula Salesman   PROBE SIX SLAYINGS IN JUAREZ, MEXICO

Searchers Probe Debris Of Blast-Shattered — Los. Angeles Buildings

Bodies Sought In LA.Blast   Worst Explosion in 37 Years Kills 15, Injures Hundreds, Causes Damage To Property Estimated at $1,500,000 .   Pictures on Pade 3

Death Toll Up as Area Probed   158 Injured in Disaster; Owners Deny Electroplating Plant Was Working Under Secret Army Contract

Road Safety Bill Passed IntheHouse   Would Make Person Caus ing Accident Pay Costs  or Lose Driver’s License

2. Youths Shot at ‘Haunted House’: Officers Quiz Bachelor Recluses-

Seven Delegates ‘At 4-H Club Week at State   Vien hveerncdlanningy

PLACED SECOND . . IN CLUB WEEK   At Annual Four-H State Boating At Penn State eve: e 

Propose Change In State Laws  Dictrictina Plan   Districting Plan Sent To Committee

Contractors Oppose Road Building Bil   Removal of Limit 01 Commissioners’ Powers Is Assailed

CONTRACTORS IN FIGHT ON BILL   Oppose Giving Conntie: Of State Power To Build - Own Roads

Mrs. Nancy Crow Trapped Trying To Save Money  Granddaughter, Three Children

Mrs. Nancy Crow Trapped Trying To Save Money  Granddaughter, Three Children  Spa ae EE

Villagers Flee From Oozing Lava Streams  50,000 Square Miles of Sky Covered  _.  = i . sae  vSaee Peace

Villagers Flee From Oozing Lava Streams   50,000 Square Miles of Sky Covered With Heavy Smoke

ACTION SLATED “ON TAX: BIEL   2 Disputed Measures To Reach Truman

BLACK MARKET TMMIGR ATION WARNING GIVEN   Legion Leader Declares Million And Half Are Entering Each Year

LEVEES UNDER —NEW-ASSAUL   FLOOD. CREST SWEEPING DOWN MISSISSIPPI AS __ RIVER DIKES ARE STRENGTHENED

Levees Holding Against Flood   No Immediate Danger of _ Breaks In Dikes Along Swollen Mississippi

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MISS TRUMAN'S DEBUT PLANNEL   President’s Daughter, 23 To Sing Over Radio Sunday Night

Coloratura Soprano Margaret Truman Will Make Radio Debut on Nationwide  Hookup Sunday Night, Not as Nation’s First Daughter, But ‘On Her Own

MARGARET TRUMAN ON AIR SUNDAY   PRESIDENT’S DAUGHTER TO MAKE RADIO DEBUT WITH DETROIT ORCHESTRA.

A POMONA CRASH INJURES   *Twe Ottawa Steel Products Men and Farmer are Hurt

THREE IOWANS HURT IN CRASH   They're Injured as Smal! Plane Hits Runway

Cabinet Acts Following Call From Moscow   No Nation In Soviet Orbit To Confer On Aid Plan

Reduction in Funds for Operation of House and ‘Senate Recommended

HOUSE TO CUT ITS ‘OWN FUND   Slash Aimed. Largely . ot the : yernment: “Printing ‘Of. ' ice, Figires:Revea).

Recommend Legislative Cuts In Appropriations Budget   27.7 Per Cent Cut Suggested By House Committee for Printing Costs; Library Of Congress Ordered to Trim Expenses

Cut In Fund For Running Senate, House Is Three Per Cent Below Budget Figures

CONGRESS OFFERED PROPOSAL TO SLASH OWN SPENDING; HQUSING,. APPOINTMENTS RECEIVE ACTION

Bil Would Boost State Cigaret Tax   Kansas House OK’s  Measures Destined Ear Gennes Au...

Man Linked With: Hollywood Figures Called Soviet Aide   Attempt Made to Steal Secrets From U. C. Laboratory

Probe Told Reds Tried Atom Theft   oo Se ee  Agent ‘Tied’ to Film Folk as Hearing Halts

Spain May Have New Republican Sov't in Exile   Albornoz Gives Conditional Okay To Left-Wina Plan

SOLONS DEMAND MORE SUGAR FOR AMERICAN USE   Bi-Partisan House Food Study Committee Urges Anderson To Reduce Exports

Demand Sugar Sunply Increase For Americans   House Food Study Committee Demands 10 To 15 Pounds Increase For Housewives In ’47   FOOD COUNCIL TO DECIDE ON MONDAY

TO ATTORNEY GENERAL   Airport Lease to Chancellor and Two Regenis for Decimon

TO ATTORNEY GENERAL      Alrport Leane to Chancellor anc Two Regents for Decision

Cost of Living Raise Studied   5 to 7 Million Cost to State to Increase Pay of Employes

Margaret Cancels Her Concert Tour  Despite Grandmother Wanting Her To Go On With Concert Dehut

Truman Keeps Vigil as Mother Fights For Life  Daughter, Margaret, Can  Daughter, Margaret, Cancels Concert Stage De_but to Fly Home   RIILLETIN

Truman Keeps Vigil as Mother Fights For Life  Daughter, Margaret, Can eels Concert Stage De  Daughter, Margaret, Can cels Concert Stage De _ but to Fly Home   RILLETIN

Truman Cheers U paLittle; His Mother’s Better   Margaret Cancels Blan Bienen Pisces

Margaret Truman  Cancels Debut  On Concert Stage F lying To Visit Ili Grandmother

Truman's Mothe Slightly Better  Return to Capital Remains Uncertain

General Gives No Indication He’ll Make Race   Statement of His Philosophy Read at Meeting of Friends in Milwaukee

POPE PLEADS FOR HUNGRY CHILDRER   Pontiff Appeals to U.- §  Pest lli. Bbonckewse:

Legislature Seeks Final Action On Bills  Solons Push Work On Appropriations Bills

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital Summarized by AF   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Portal Pay Claim Ban Bill Approved   Cut of Ten Billion in Budget Poecihle Is Senator’s Claim

Survey For Day Offered   Relief, Labor And Budget Are Top Discussions

Bill Outlawing Portal Claims Is Approved   Senate Judiciary Committee Passes Legislation To End Nearly All Portal to Portal Pay Claims.

Wife Guilty of Enslaving  Negro Girl   Jury Stilt Deliberating Fate Of Husband fn Unusual Case

Ingalls Case Ends In Conviction On Slavery Count  Husband Makes Merc) Plea for Wife Ordered to Jail

Mrs. Ingalls Faces Slavery Sentence Next Tuesday   Court In California Finds Woman Guilty In Dora Jones Case

TWO MEN KILLED NINE HURT IN DYNAMITE PLANT   Explosion Near New Castle. Pennsylvania, Heard In 10-Mile Area

Twin Explosions Rip Pennsylvania Plant; Nine Persons Hurt   New Castle Police Say Property Damage Haow As ‘Jelly House’ Lets Go; Officials Report Cause Undetermined

BLAST IS FATAL JO 2 IN EAST   Nine Are Injured in Pennsylvania Chemical Plant; Police to Scene

Plan to Merge ‘Home  Agencie Given Set-Back.  House Group Favors . Congressional Block

Plan fo Merge ‘Home’ Agencies Given Set-Back.  Hoauce Grann Favare   House Group Favors Congressional Block

House Committee Rejects Truman Housing Merger   New Addition to Capitol Disputes With White House

Truman's Housing Plans Suffer Blow  Committee Suggests Congress Block It

Busiest Week of Session Is Ahead For State Solons   Look at Political Campaign Funds anc Tax Apportionment

; London Designer Discloses . . .  : Duchess Will Wear Tweeds to Royal Wedding

REFUGEES ON - JEWISH SHIP LAND SAFEL   TWO HUNDRED ON SMALL  SCHOONER THAT ELUDED SS: BRITION WARSHIPS

Overell Murder Trial to Jury Some Time Today  Gollum So Confident He   Gollum So Confident He Has Packed for Tour of United States

Jurors To Get Overell Yacht Murder Case   Rift in Young Pair’s Romance Reported; Gollum Optimistic ©

OVERELL CASE ON WAY TO JURY   Trial Involved 19 Weeks Of Testimony

Lee Absolved of Wrong Intent In Mediterranean Theater, But Army Admits Some Mistakes   Overell Trial Goes To Jury

HERBERT SEES. SCHOOL SLASH   Daniels-Cramer Bill Said Due For $10 Million Cut.

Daniels-Cramer Bill Cut Seen   Governor Believes Reduction Possible

U.S. FLIER RELEASED IN PARIS   American Rabbi And Eight Others Held in Custody

U. S. Flier Given Release by French Officials  Plan to ‘Bomb’ Londor With Propaganda Results in Arrests

'YANK FLIER RELEASED, 9 OTHERS HELD, INCLUDING RABBI OF U. S, FOR “IFWISH PLOT” BY FRANCE

hes Released In ‘Bomb’ Plot  Hold U.S. Rabbi, 3  mee tre € pyre rrr?

U.S. Flier Free in Bomb’ Plot; Rabbi Is Held   Palestine Gang Said Planning to Drop Leaflets on.London:

Held in Plot fo ‘Bomb’ London With Leaflets   Two Americans Are Accused in Jewish Propaganda Scheme

Rent Control Off Transient Rooms   New “Hardship” Provisions Go Into Effect Tomorrow Throughout Nation

London Strike Is Called Off;   Settlement Reached This Morning;-- Back To Work Saturday.

BRITISH STRIKE SEEMS SETTLED   Walkout Involving 50,000 And Crippling Food Distribution May Be Over By Saturday.

London's Spreading Walkout Will End Saturday: Truckers Will Resume Work

Palestine Search Reveals Arsenal British Report   Discovery Made During Search For Extremists Following Series Of Outrages   MARTIAL LAW NOW INVOKED

UNCOVER VAST  ARSENAL IN TEL AVIV   Bombs and Mines Assembled There by Jewish Underground

Palestine Violence Brings Martial Law: Arsenal Found   CABINET TO MEET

BOMBS, MIKES AND OTHER EXPLOSIVES LOCA TED—. BRITISH CLAMP DOWN. . MARTIAL LAW ..-.;

BRITISH FIND VAST ARSENAL OF EXPLOSIVES   Extreme Tension Prevails Ir Holy Land After Weekend Of Violence

Australia Endorses UN Change   Assembly. Awaits Russian Reply to Marshall Speech Loter Today

Australian Backs Plan of U.N. Reshuffle   Evatt Approves on Condition; Vishinsky Rebuttal Today

Hot Soviet Attack On U.S. Proposal Expected Today   Australian Wants Immediate Action

RUSSIA TO ANSWER MARSHALL'S PLAN FOR CHANGES IN UN   Blistering Attack to Be Made by Vishinsky, Is belief at Meeting; Australian Speaks.  EVATT SUPPORTS

EVATT BACKS U.S. PLAN T0 ‘LIMIT VETO   Russia Expected To Launch Attack On U. 5S. Policy

Will Seek Defeat Of U.S. Plans   Russian Minister To Speak Against Marshall Proposals

CLAIMS STATE FACES LOSS OF FREE ELECTIONS   Downtown Atlanta ‘Governor Says He Has ‘Just Started to Fight’

Bill To Cail For A Direct State Primary   Group of Republican Ffouse Members Will Carry Fight To Floor of Legislature.

‘Rebel’ Group To Push State Primary Bill   Auditor Burch Leads GOP Foes of Present  Convention System

HOPES INQUIRY PLACES BLAME FOR SPIRALING   O’Mahoney Says Of, Aute Steel Industries Set Up Own Ration Systems

Request Steps by Council to Stop Fight That ‘Threatens World Peace”

Indonesian Case Put BeforeU.N.   - Australia Invokes Peace-Enforcement Provisions of Charter

Washington's Delaware Trip Rougher Assignment Than Truman's Crossing

 Senate Coizmnittee Has Closed Session With Dent. Leaders   Public Response To Truman Speech Remains Unsettled

Marshall Expected To Meet With Stalin; -London Surprised At Propesal To Send Greece Military Aid

Hoover Takes Anary Slap at Allied Policy   Destruction of Fertilizer Plants In Europe Rapped

Hoover Hits Food Policies For Europe  Cites Destruction rf re. eyo 8 =F os ET   Cites Destruction Of Fertilizer Plants  In Germanv. Austria

NAVY PLANE LOST WITH 20 ABOARD   AIRSHIP IN MANY ALASKA SEA RESCUES MISSING ON FLIGHT Ln oe ODT ON HARBOR,

Plan to Psychoanalyze Dear Old Santa May Ruin the Whole Spirit of Christmas

Why Not Try  Common Sense   Thet Baots Prychotogy or Psycheonalysis ie Picking Toys for Children .

Wrong Gifts Dangerous, They Warn  [Poor Old Santa---Child Psychologists On His NecI

U.N. Delegates Doubt Russia Will Use Veto   Crisis Is Expected When Council Votes on U.S. Plan

Russians May Accept U. S. Balkans Plan  Soviet Union Might Back Down to Avert Full-Scale Crisis

Balkans Veto Held Not Sure   Some in U. N. Think Red: Wav Avoid Crisis

LEWIS DEMANDS 35-CENT BOOST   CONFERS WITH UNION POLICY COMMITTEE; RESUMES CONFERENCE

Lewis Seeks 35e an Hour Wage Boost  Parley Goes on Despite Holiday

Increase For 40,000 Soft Coal Miners   Negotiations With Mine Operators Go Inte Third Day

Little Doll Is Lone, Silent Witness To Brutal Slaying of Two Baby Girl:

Redistribution Of Fort Knox  Hoard Seen Economic Cure: Idea Called “Cock-Eyed” Here

British Ask To Share in Gold Cache   Secretary Snyder Refuses Comment on Proposal to  Redistribute U. 8S. Gold

CITY WILL INVITE ~ BIDDING ON BONDS   Visit of Four Salesmen Enlivened Last Night's  Council Meeting   BIDS ON PARK ASAED

BIDDING ON BONDS   Visit of Four Salesmen Enlivened Last Night’ s  Council Meeting   BIDS ON PARK ‘ASKED

Officers Arrest Duke Petty, for Robbery of Bank   Taken in Woman’s Home Near Marshfield, and Admits Seymour Job

SEYMOUR BANK BANDIT CAPTURED   LOUIS (UKE) PETTY ADMITS HOLDUP AFTER ARREST NEAR MARSHFIELD,

President of UAW is Pressing Today for Compliance with TaftMartley Labor Law — CLO President Vhilip Murray Addresses Convention Today,

Nehru Puts India On War Basis fo  Combat Massacres  Killed and Wounded May Reach 10.000, Civil Official Says

India Rioting On "War Basis’ Premier Says   Nehru Pledges Strong Action; 1,000 Stain in Last Three Days

Troops Bring Delhi Rioters Under Control   Nehru Calis for Peace 1000 Thought Slain in Week

Troops In Action Against Indian Communal Rioters      Disturbances In Delhi Brought Undei Control After 4 Days of Massacre

1,000 Dead, Many Flee Delhi, Torn by Civil Uprising   Nehru Says Situation Is - Like War And Will Be Dealt With So

India fo Use "War Basis’   Stranger Military Measures Planned ta Quell Messeeres in New Delhi

Riofing in India Opposed By Troops  ~ Over 1,000 Persons  _ Die This Week; ~ Nehru Makes

Moslems Flee Hindu Capital; Thousands Die   Nehru Sa¥s Military Move: To Be-Made in Situation ‘Analogous to War’

INDIA TO MEET SERIOUS CRISIS   Government To Squelcl Riots On War Basis; Thousands Killed

TROOPS STRUCK AGAINST COMMUNAL RIOTING TODAY   Blamed for 1000 Deaths This  Week; Action on War  Basis.   IS NOW UNDER CONTROL   For First Time In Four. Days the Military Has Taken the Offensive.

Action Taken To Quell © Indian Riots   Prime Minister Asserts Situation to Be Handled on War Basis

INDIA WILL ACT 10 STOP MASSACRES   Nehru Pledges Government Measures on “War Basis” to End Communal Clashes in Which 1,000 Are Dead.

MEET INDIA. PRIIS AS WAR   Prime Minister Is Firm Before Threat to Life of New Government

BILBO WILL FOUND; DISCOVERY SURPRISE   Senator's Divorced Wife, Son ant Danghter Named as Equal Renefictaries.

CABLE COMPANIES GRANT PAY B00Si   Strike Against Three Firms Praves Shorilived

Communications Strike Called off   Three-Hour Walkout Is Settled; Pay Hike OK'd

Taft Favors Middle Road  Foreign Plan   Wife Lashes Truman Administration In  Speech at Seattle

T aft Chooses Middle Road Foreign Policy   Senator Bows Out: Wife Supplies Political Fireworks.

Taft Stays On Middle Course   Mrs. Taft, Meanwhile Delivers Crackling Blows at Democrats And Labor Factions

Mrs. Taft’s Talk Pleases Republicans   Senator Goes to Tacoma; Indicates Middle Road Stand on U.S. Foreign Affaire Policy:

TAFT CHOOSES T0 TRAVEL MIDDLE OF ROAD IN POLICIES   ‘Says Nation Can Not Close All Doors or Continue’ to: Give Money Away

Labor Leaders, Democrats Hit By Mrs. Taft   Senator to Air Foreign Policy Views Tonight

Taft Says He’s in ‘Middle of Road’ As Wife Lampoons Democrat Leaders

Senaior Taft's Wife Steals Show With Lampooning of Administration

Mis. Taft Provides ‘Fireworks’ at Senile   Wife of Senator in Attack on Demacratic "Party and P.

Fellow Travelers Will Be Those Leaving Washington After Coming Year, Mrs. Martha Taft Declares

‘Mrs. Taft ‘Steals Show’ with Her (Crackling Speech Against Truman

Taft Says He’s  No Extremist   Against Giving Foreign Nations ‘Everything We Have,’ He Says

Martha Taft Steals Senator's Thunder  Fellow Travelers Must Go, She Says

Parlor Pinks And Machine Politicians Spoiled GOP Plan Mrs. Taft Caims In Spotlight Speech

latt For Middle Foreign Policy  . Says Not Isolationist Nor Internationalist

Judge Disturbed Over Lynch Case   California Jurist Lambastes Verdict Of Southern Body

TAX DECISION —) NOT-REACHED   “ACROSS THE BOARD" CUT. It “INCOME ‘RATES APPAR. ENTLY 18 LOSING © GROUND 

G.0.P.RIFT ON TAX CUT PLAN WIDENING   aft and Allen in Stand at Variance With Knutson

NEGRA AND GIRL IN GRIME WAVE   Slayings, Shootings And Car Thefts In Ohio  Blamed To Pair

Three Die In Train Blast  Trainmen Killed When Locomtive of Crack

Locomotive Boiler On Crack Train Explodes; ‘Three Trainmen Killed

3 Trainmen Die In Explosion 7 Of Locomotive   Blast Derails Four Empire Builder Cars Iu North Dakota

State's Case ls Completed   Defense Counsel For Bruce Davis To Open Testimony

STATE'S GASE is COMPLETED IN HAGERSTOWN   Blood On Davis’ Coa! Identified As Same Type As Victim’s   DEFENSE WILL TAKE OVER THIS MORNING

Inflation Controls Must Come After Action on Emergency Aid, President Tells News Conference.   BOTH SHOULD BE PURSUED WITH VIGOR

Anti-Inflation Legislation Is Also High On Program He Will Propose Before Special Session Of Congress

Truman Wants Action On Emergency Aid’ To Europe Ahead Of-Everything Else

European Aid Will Be Studied First At Special Term   Truman Says Price Control, Inflation Get Second Consideration

ELIEF FIRST, HEN PRICES ON RUMAN AGENDE   Equal Stress On Both Issues

TRUMAN TO SEEK AID TO EUROPE AS FIRST MOVE   PRESIDENT REVEALS PROGRAM FOR SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS

TRUMAN WANTS ACTION ON AID TO EUROPE FIRST   Avke That It Te Placed Ahead of Anti-loflation Leyislation,   OTH ARK IMPORTANT   The Vresident Told a News (onference They Should He Pursued With Vigror,

Action Postponed On Marshall Plan   Truman Considers Stop-Gap Aid More Important Than Prices and Inflation

TRUMAN SEEKS ACTION ON AID BEFORE PRICES   Wants Special Session of Congress to Study European Problem First

European Aid Tops Truman's Congress Plan   President Considers Inflation Control Equally Important; Urges Speedy Action

Truman’‘s Message Will Urge Priority For Legislation on Aid for Europe

Anti-Inflation Second, In Plan Of President   Would Pursue Both Programs With Vigor, He Says

President Says Measures To Combat Inflation Next In Importance   Marshall Plan  Message Planned   Long-Range AssistancePlan Will be Offered At Either Special Or Regular Term

FAVORS AIDING -SELF-HELPERS   Ball Proposes Providing Moterials On ‘Incentive “Quota! Basis =

Aid to Europe Comes First, . Truman Says  But Presideni Wants Fast Action   But President Wants Fast Action On Inflation Controls, too; Sen. Ball Offers ‘Incentive Quota’ Plan

Wants Aid To Europe First   President Would Consider Price Problem Later

Says Must Get Preference In Special Session   Inflation Controls Rated Equally Important But Must Come Second To Foreizn Problem, Says

Fresiden t Wants Europeans Helped Before Inflation ' Is Studied   Truman Hopes to Explain _ ke All When Reports Are Coordinated

EMERGENCY AID TO COME FIRST   President Places Hel For Europe Ahead Of Anti-Inflation

Truman Ranks Aid to Europe, Prices Equally   Wants Action First On Foreign Relief, He Tells Newsmen

President Urges Curb On Inflation   Public Explanation Promised—Senator  Would Tie Strings

Truman Wants Congress To Act On Aid Plan Before Studying ‘Run Away Prices in United States

TRUMAN URGES FIRST ACTION OF CONGRESS BE ON ALD PROGRAM  PRICE STUDY SHOULD FOLLOW, BUT ALSO IS VITAL,. PRESIDENT SAYS

Would Act Gn Europear Rid First —   President Wants Relief Legislation Disposed of Ahead CF Price OQuactian

AID TO EUROPE WILL PRECEDE ~ HOME AFFAIRS   President Prefers Congress Act Later on AntiInflation Curbs

May Delay Price Move  Until 1948   Will Send Message To Congress On Marshall Plan

Inflation’s Effect on World Told   Martin Says Congress to Act in Keeping With Truman Request

Quick Curb On Inflation Also Urged   Speaker Martin Believes Congress Will Act on Two Subjects in Order Requested by President

Truman Places Aid to Europe Ahead of Prices   President Expresses Hope Congress Will Act Quickly

TRUMAN WANTS FOREIGN AlD ACTION FIRST   Would Make Inflation Controls Second at Special Segsion.

TRUMAN ASKS ACTION ON EUROPE AID FIRST   Says His Special Message Won’t Set Tax Revision

Anti:Inflation” : Measure Is Next In Importance. «  Both Should: Be

Would Shove Aid Bill Thru First   President Wants Europeans Helped Before Inflation . Is Stuched   A TREMENDOUS TASK   Truman Hopes to Explain It All When Reports ~ Are Coordinated

Penalties Included LS  Ball Suggests Most Aid Go On ‘Self-Help’  Survey Basis   Rebuilding Materials On ‘Incentive Quota’ Proposed By Leader

Truman Wants Aid Measures Considered Before Price Control   Says Problems Are of Equal Importance

Asks Aid Action First.   Relief For Europe And Then Inflation Control Is Truman’s Agenda For Congres:

Truman Says Emergency Aid Holds Top Spot   President Also Emphasizes Importance of Price  Control Problem

President Wants Congress to Act First on Europe Aid; Then Tackle ‘Problem of Controlling Prices

Truman Puts Aid Over Inflation  Says Congress Should Provide Help Firct

TRUMAN DECLARES AID 10 EUROPEANS SHOULD GET SPEED   Assistance Plans May Have Priority over Tax Cuts and Control on U.S. Prices.   PLANS FOR SPECIAL SESSION RELATED

President to Ask Congress To Give Stop-Gap Europe Aid Priority Over Inflation

Martin Says Tax Cuts Not Due Now   Truman Wants Solons To Give Early Attention to Europe

FOREIGN AD COMES FIRST   Congress Should Con: sider High Prices Next, Truman Says

Would Reward Busy Nations   Senator Ball Says Incentive Quota in Aid Plan Needed

TRUMAN PUTS RELIEF Fifi FOR otoolll   Wants European Emergency Taken Care of Before Inflation Curb.

Truman Maps Program For Conaress   Places Help Ahead Of Anti-Inflation Leaislation

TRUMAN PLACES EUROPE AID AS “MUST” ACTION   President Wants Congress to Act on Plan Before Other Legislation.

HUGHES MAKES NEW CHARGES   Witness Was Silenced To Cover Up Deal Builder Says

Bodies Of About 3,200 W. Virginia Servicemen To Be Returned Home

State Senate Passes Bill to Outlaw Certain Labor Strikes and Boycotts

French Call For Security  Guarantee   Challenge Molotov Assertion Frontier Is Already Fixed

BEVIN URGES BORDER STUDY PANEL AFTER FRANCE BACKS REDS  SECURITY GUARANTEES __ ASKED BY BIDAULT; ALL OFFER VIEWS

1948 Budget Passes First Board Test.   Ordinance Prohibiting Raising Of Hogs In City Limits Passed At Initial Board Appearance

William Boncutter Heads VFW Post   Flu Epidemic Is Waning in Ohio

OHIO FLU EPIDEMIC REPORTED WANING   Schoo! Absenteelsm on Decline * In Most Sections

Bode Inquiry Taken Under Advisement   No One Speaks Against Commission Administration

BODE CASE TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT BY COMMISSION   Dozens of Witnesses Gave Testimony at Hearing Tuesday.   LASTED FOR tWO DAYS   Had. the Approval of Sportsmen Throughout the State.

Necessity Is Mother Of . .  Connecticut Newspaper Uses Carrier Pigeons During Strike   Strikers Stricken

eS a  Crashes In Stafe Claim 12 Victims  Balmy Weather Brings   Balmy Weather Brings Many Out on Highways

PLANE WRECK TAKES 42 LIVES   France-To-Oran Plane Dives into Mediterranean

FEAR 42 DEAD IN PLANE GRASH   French Transport Goes Down in Mediterranean

Mediterranean Transport Crash Claims 42 Victims   Two Passengers, Five Crew Members Rescued from French Plane Downed Off Coast of Spain

‘Only 2 Rescued When Plane Crashes In Sea   Early Report That All Were Saved Proved To Be False

) KILLED WHEN 7ENCH PLANE RASHES AT SEI   Only 2 Saved By Rescue Ship

France Lists 42 as Killed In Plane Fall   Only Two Survive Airliner Tragedy  Off Spanish Coast

42 Lost In Air Mishap   French Plane Falls At Sea; Only Seven  Persons Rescued

4) Killed When. Transport Plane Crashes Into ‘Sea   Went Down into Mediterranean Thursday Night

Now Report 42Loston French Plane   Only Two Saved in Mediterranean Air Disaster

42 DIE IN CRASH OF FRENCH PLANE   ‘Transport Down in Sea Off Spain Since Thursday

42 Perish as French Plane Falls Into Sea   Only 2 Saved’ Wher Transport Plunges Into. Mediterranean

42 DIE ON PLANE IN FALL INTO SEA   Only 2 Survive Tragedy In Mediterranean Waters

More Plans For County Fair Are Made At Meeting   Most of Judges Selected and Other Special Events Have Been Booked.

James Lomax Is . Reported “Missing   Was On An Alaskan Air Com. mand 28-29 On An Alaskan Flight.

DEATH FOR DR. ROSS ASKED BY STATE AS TRIAL NEARS JURY  FINAL ARGUMENTS ARE BEING MADE, AFTER JUDGE GIVES CHARGE

DEATH FOR DR. ROSS  ASKED BY STATE AS  TRIAL NEARS JURY FINAL ARGUMENTS ARE BEING Mi MADE, AFTER  wr mek ree

Railroads Given Another 10 Pet. Freight Increase   Makes 20 Percent Raise Granted Since Last -October 1

FREIGHT RATE INCREASE GIVEN TO RAILROADS   10 Percent “Emergency”  Boost Granted By ICC Starting Monday

FURTHE HIKE GRANTED TO RAILROADS   10 Per Cent. Boost On Freight Authorized By Commission

TE BOOST FOR FREIGHT  AUTHORIZED   ICC Grants Added Ten Per Cent Till July

NEW FREIGHT RATE BOOST AUTHORIZED   ICC Grants 10 Per Cent Raise, Increasing Charges 2) Per Cent Ahbore Those October 1.

ICC Jumps Rail Rates 10 Per Cent   Second Increase Doubles First Boost Granted

Added 10 Pet. Freight Rate Raise Allowed   Emergency Boost Increases Charges  20 Pet. Above Oct.

Freight Rates Boosted Again   Additional Increase ° Ten Per. CentiGranted By JCC. 8:

Increase Effective Only To June 30: Pending Survey     Is Expected To Yield Carriers ,. ’.$1,230,000,000 More Yearly; ~ Others Besides Railroads Benefit

FREIGHT RATES FOR RAILROADS UP 20 PER CENT   ICC Grants Emergency Increase; Coa! Rate l]n 20 Cente Tan ‘4

Freight Rates Up 10 Per Cent More On New ICC Order  }   Boost on Temporary Status: Rails, Freight, Water Carriers Benefit

Aid to Greece Might Incite Russ Invasion   Senator Believes Truman Proposal May Lead to War

TAX BODY ISSUES MODEL LAWS FUR USE OF LOCALITIES    Samples Of Permissive Levie: Outlined By State  . fiaratiieciAn

KENNELLY NEW CHICAGO MAYOR   Democrat Wins Race Over Russell Root, Republican

KENNELLY I$ NAMED MAYOR OF CHICAGO   Democrats Win Easily In First Big Vote Test of 1947

KENNELLY ELECTED MAYOR OF CHICAGO   LEADS DEMOCBEATS TO SMASHING VICTORY--INDICATED MAJORITY 250,000.

DEMOGRATS WIN CHICAGO RACES   Kennelly’s Margin Greatest In 12 Years During Smashing Victory

KENNELLY NEW CHICAGO MAYOR   Democrat Choice Wins By Wide Margin Over Root. GOP Nominee

ALUMINUM WORKERS GIVEN 15-CENT RAISE   250,000 In Eight States To Benefit By 2-Year Pact

‘A Thou housand Shames’ on  Landlords     eed  Plea a of Pastor Fails t to Provide  Homes for Pairs With Children

Separafe Arab, Jewish Nations Sought by July 1  Early Evacuation Of British Troops Suaqgested to UN

Arab, Jewish Nations Urged  In Palestine   U. §. Asks Independence, Withdrawal of British Be Tuly 1

PALESTINE SPLIT BY JULY 1 ASKED INU. S, PROPOSAL   Early. Complete Withdrawal of British Troops Suagested.   UN ‘ADVISORS’ URGED   Assembly Rejects Russian Charnes of Harboring War Criminals.

U8. SUGGESTS: BRITISH LEAVE   Establishment in Palestine of Sovereign States by — July 1 's Plan

DEFENSE BASES ARE PROJECTED   Air Force Has Been Forti fying Alaska During Past Year

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Air Force Lifts Secrecy on Arctic Defense Projects

Bristling Network of Defenses Projected in Arctic   Twelve Months of Flights Proves Army Air. Forces Can Fly Anywhere in Frigid Bren Anv Time

AMERICAN WAR DEAD LEAVE FRANCE TODAY   508 Bodies Exhumed in Normandy Placed Aboard Army Transport at Cherbourg.

Searing Wave Of Heat Rolls Out of West   ' East to Get Taste Of Readings Near 100 Degrees Today

Midwestern Residents Have Suffered ‘Two Weeks From Extreme Hot Wave—Warm Front Due Tonight .   MERCURY TO GO UP TO MIDDL.e NINETIES

Final Action Near On Greek-Balkan Dispuie; U. S. Victory Predicted

Australian Backs US..Creek Plan   Russiems Boycott Threat TIN. Challence

Russian Boycott Called Attack On UN Authority  Australian Minister Evatt Makes Charae

‘Australian Delegate Flays Russians, ‘Charges Hypocrisy in Greek ‘Defense; Upholds Americans, British

Decision Termed Attack On UN   Russia’s Stand On Whole Problem Criticized

RED UNO BALK HIT BY AUSSIE   Evatt Flays Soviet Boycott Of Balkan Proposal

Russian Boycott Called Attack On UN Authority  Australian Minister   Australian Minister Evatt Makes Charge

AUSSIE ATTACKS SOVIETS’ FIGHT ON COMMITTEE   Boycott of UN ‘Watchdog’ Group in Balkans by Russia Bitterly Assailed

Final Vote On Balkans Nears   U. S. Is Expected To B Victorious Over Russians

Delinquent Lands Bill Proposed  Another Effort Made To Revise Laws

Brooklyn’s 9th Inning Rally Fails   Frank “Spec” Shea Goes The Full Route For New Yorkers; DiMag Homers

Frank Shea Throws Yankees Back  Into Series Lead   Big Right-Hander Strikes Out Lavagetto With Tying Run on Base in Last of Ninth; Pitcher Knocks In One Run; DiMaggio Homers

Shea Goes Route With Four-Hitter   Cookie Lavagetto, Again  Put in as Pinch Hitter In Ninth Inning, Fans  Fer Final Out

Frank Shea Limits Brooks To Four Hits °   Hangs Up Second. Victery To Put Yanks Atop Series; DiMaocio is Fielding Stier

Approve Hawail  For Statehood   House Public Lands  Committee Acts

ACTION DELAYED ON TENURE BILL   Limit Of Nine Years On Presidency Attacked By Democrats

2 Jews Doomed: Third Gets Life   Jerusalem Quiet After Hanging of Gruner

Rabbits Are Scarcer This Season, But Hunters Are Told Net To Worry—They’ll Be Plentiful Again Soon

SPECIAL SESSION OF ASSEMBLY CONSIDERED   Governor Will Set Date As Soon «is Baltimore Decides On Fiscal Reauiremeni¢

END OF PHONE STRIKE SEEN IN FEW DAYS   Settlement Of Final Major Phase Of Dispute Is Indicated In Talks

Terminal Leave Bonds Could Be Converted To Cash After September 1

Plot Is Revealed   Would-Be Assassin Travels  to Switzerland, Siam Spokesman Saya

KING OF SIAM IN DANGER OF LIFE, REPORT   Would-Be Assassin Is Believed in Europe—Ruler in Switzerland

Charge Effort To Kill King  Siamese Regime Say: Assassin on Way to

Seek Order To Keep Miners Working Pits   Stock Handlers Go Back to Work

Polish Leaders Favor Big Army   Communists Back Big Defense Bill  In Parliament

New Black Dahlia Murder Suspect   Police Seek To Link Slayer Of Swedish Publisher With Unsolved Murder Of Woman

LINOTYPER WHO KILLED EM PLOYER AND CUT UP BODY —-—BFING CLOSELY —__ po: QUIZZED. :

Thomas Urges Prosecution Of Wallace, Who Defies His Critics   Ex-Vice President Says He'll Continue Until “End Of My Days’

Prosecute Wallace for British Talks, Thomas Proposes   Un-American Activities Probe Chief Points to 148-Year-Old Logan Act

Prosecution of Wallace Urged Under Old Act  Law of 1799 Drawn t Block Aaron Burr

ENGLISH TALKS STIR CAPITAL PARTY LEADERS   Democrats Join With GOP in Denouncing Ex-Official

Thomas Says Foreign Talks Violate Law .   House un-American Chairman Cites 1799 Logan Act

Way Sought To Gag Wallace   Both Parties Agree His Criticism Verges On Intolerable Point

Editorial Writer Denies Disloyal Congressmen ile   House Committee Seeks Information on Civil Service Listings

CRIPPLED CHILDREN’S (CLINIC AT ST. FRANCIS -HOSPITAL TUESDAY, JUNE :

PRESIDENT TQ DISCUSS FOOD CONSERVATION   Truman Will Go on the Air Sunday—Consider Meatless Day Plans

LIVESTOCK AND GRAIN MARKET PRICES GO UP   Live Hogs at Chicago Climb 4th Straight Day to $30.25 High

Says Truman Idea Can't Feed World   Leon Henderson Wants Congress to Meet and Re sume Rationing   ACTION NEEDED NOW   Harrunan Feels Starving Peoples Cannot Wait Creation of Control

CURBS LOOM IF VOLUNTARY SAVING FAILS   Pregram To Save Wheat For Europe Starts Off Today

President's Program For Feeding Europe Starts; Henderson Urges Rationing

More Drastic Steps of Price Curbs, Rationing jHinted; Citizens Food  Committee Mans Plans

Hint More Rigid ‘Save Food’ Moves   Leon Henderson Denounces Truman ‘Plan---Advocates Return to Rationinge

Rationing and Food Control Seen Possible   Drive to Feed Hungry Europeans Moving Swiftly to High Gear

OFFICIALS HINT DRASTIC ACTION IF PLAN FAILS   Leon Henderson Says Self-Rationmg Program Short of Aid Demands

ACTION MAY BE TAKEN   Return Of Rationing Not Yet Out ‘Of Question  LUCKMAN   Asks U. S. Not To Eat Less But To Buy Less Of Scarce Items

Administration Leaders Hint President Truman’s Food Conservation Plan May Be Insufficient-Henderson Advocates Government Controls and Harriman Says Price Fixing is Not Out of the Picture—President on Radio Sunday.

Wheat, Meat Continue Rise; Drive to Save Grain Opened   Plan to Export Food Chief Factor in Latest Advances

Plans To Head Off Starvation In High Gear   Truman Program Is Said To Fall Shart OF Needs

Return  Of Food Control  ‘Lalked   Truman’s Plan Of Self-Rationing In High Gear

Former OPA Leader Urges Renewal Of Rationing At Once   commerce Secretary Believes 170,000,000 Bushels Is Needed To Meet Crisis In Europe

Administration Disappointed At Mild Action   Leaders Hint More  Drastic Measures Must Come Later

More Drastic Steps Hinted If Necessary  In Aid Policy   Rationing Controls Remain In Picture, Harriman Asserts

Price Control, Food Rationing  Hinted by U.S.   Commerce Secretary Calls Far Too Low Goal Set by Truman In Citizens’ Drive

Controls Hinted lf Voluntary Program Fails   Campaign Launched ta ‘Buy Wisely, Waste Nothing, Eat: Sensibly’

PRICES OF WHEAT AND MEAT STILL ON UPWARD GRADE   Kise to or Near Record Peaks In the Leading Markets Today,   TRUMAN DHIVE STARTS   Live Hogs at Chicago Climbed for the Fourth Straight lay.

More Drastic Steps. Hinte¢ By Government   Leon Henderson Hits Presi dent’s Program As Falling Short Of De minds of Situation ©   Appeal By Radio Set For Sunday   President and Marshall To Speak At 10:30 P.M. . EST; Simple Rules  _ Laid Down

Falls Tragically. Short of Need, Henderson Says  Rationing, Controls Nat Out of Picture

Meat and Wheat Continue Price Advance Today   Hogs at Chicago Climb for Fourth. Consecutive Day

Leon Henderson Condemns Plans, Urges Return of Federal Curbs; Truman, Marshall on Air Sunday

Prices: Still. Climbing On  sBasic Foods   _.New Record; Corn And Hogs Advance

Meat And Wheat Go To Near Record Peaks   More Drastic Steps By Administration Not Ruled Out

MEAT, WHEAT PRICES UP ON TOP MARKETS   Dark Outlook for Consumer as New Increases Are Reported.

LEADERS HINT AT DRASTIC ACTION TO SAVE FOOD   Fear Truman Voluntary Setvn Won’t Produce Necessarv Quota

Meat And Wheat Prices Continue  Upward Spiral   Hogs Climb for Fourth Straight Day; Wheat Futures Reach Record Peak.

Meat, Wheat Prices Soar  Near Peaks   Hogs Climb For Fourth Straight Day; Some Cities Advanre Rreaad

President And Marshall To Broadeast   Heuderson Declares Plan ‘Is Drastically Short;? More Drastie Action, if Needed, Indicated

Self Rationing Plan Goes Into High Gear   “Buy Wisely; Eat Sensibly, “Waste. Nothing’

MORE DRASTIC ACTION HINTED IF NECESSARY   Leon Henderson Says Program Is Short Of Demands

GlINTRY MAY BE PNT BACK ON RATONING   BUY LESS CAMPAIGN MAY NOT MEET WORLD CRISIS

Action Needed in US at Once   Truman Conservation Program Assailed end Supported

Food Progran Of Truman In High Gear   Government Hints at More Drastic Action To Help Europe

TRUMAN’S FOOD PLEA MAY GET ADDED ‘PUNCH’   More Drastic Action Hinted it Voluntary Saving Fails Expectations

Hint Drastic Action In Food Crisis  Price Controls Are Nat Yor Oust

SELF - RATIONING FOR AMERICANS WILL BE TRIED   ‘ruman’s Drive For Home Front Cooperation Io Head Off Starvation Abroad Gets Under Way Amid Hints Of  Coming Controls.

Self -Rationing Drive Gets Under Way   Henderson Attacks Program; Harriman Sees Further Need

Program Goes Into High Gear   Plan Denounced By Henderson As Falling Tragically Short

Henderson Says Truman Program Inadequate, Urges Special Call To Congress io Renew Controls

Leon Henderson Asks For Food Rationing :   President’s Drive for Conservation of. Food: To Help Starving In Europe Goes Into “ High Gear, But More Controls May Be Added

Administration May Take More “Drastic” Action in Campaign   Price Control, Compulsory Rationing Hints Heard in Capital

Henderson, Wartime Boss of Rationing, Denounces Truman’s Food Conservation Program.  ASKS RETURN OF FOOD RATIONING

More Drastic Food Action Being Hinted   Citizens’ Committee Will Press Its Campaign of Saving

Rationing, Price Controls Considered If Voluntary Cooperation Doesn’t Work

RETURN OF RATIONING POSSIBLE   ‘Self-Rationing’ Program Goes Into High Gear

More Drastic Steps Hinted In Capitol   Leon Henderson, Ex-Wartime Boss, Calls For Action

Hint More Drastic Action May Come Tf Voluntary Plan Fails; Henderson Attacks Program As ‘Inadecuate’

Raise Prices Of 2 Staples In U. S. Diet   Meat and Wheat Move Upward In Maior Markets

Says Tramaa idea Can't Feed World   Leon Henderson Wants Con gress to  se Rationing   ACTION NEEDED NOW   Harriman Feels Starving _ Peoples Cannot Wait - Creation of Control

New Price Rises Note Food-SavingCampaign   Renewal of Rationing, Other Controls ‘Hinted if Voluntary Measures Fail

Truman Plan Is Assailed By  Henderson  Ex-Head Of OPA Wants Controls

Meat, Wheat Prices Near Record Peak   Price Control and Rationing May Be Clamped on If They Become Necessary

Maybe More Stiff Action lf Necessary   Henderson Hints At Program As ‘Short Of Demands.’

More Drastic Action On Food Crisis Hinted    Henderson, ‘Harriman Warn That Voluntary Curbs. not, Sufficient

Truman’s Program for ‘Self-Rationing’ To Head Off European Starvation Under Way

Drive For U. S. Self-Rationing Gains Momentum   Hint At More Drastic Action On Food Saving  ifs SF reapers

<elf-Rationing Campaign Goes Into High Gear   But There Are Hints 01 More Drastic Action Tf Necessary.

Truman, Aides Press Drive To Save Food   Rationing, Price Curbs May Be Invoked to Assure Help to Europe

Drastic Action Hinted; Truman Plan Criticized   Henderson Says Program Short Of Meeting Needs; Rationing, Price Con: trol Net Recommended

'SELF-RATIONING’ WENT INTO HIGH GEAR TODAY   Hint More frrastic Action by Administration May Hie Necessary,   NOT VET OUT OF PICTURE   Haye 100,000,000 Tushels of Grain May Ue Too Little Vor Needs,

Truman’s Drive  Gains Speed for  ‘Self-Rationing’ U.S. Asked to Cut Waste,  Noi ‘Eat Less’ in Plan Te Aid Western Europe

More Drastic Action May Be Needed Later   Harriman Fears Saving Of 100,000,000 Bushels Of Grain Will Be Insufficient

Meat, Wheat Rise to Near  Record Peaks   Government Plan To Expert Grain 's Major Factor

More Drastic Plan Possible   President Asks People te “Buy Wisely, Eat Sensibly, Waste Nathing’’

Self-Ration Plan First   Voluntary Food Saving Drive To Be Pushed Hard; Hint Sterner Action If That Fails 

Rationing And Price Control Still Believed In Picture If ‘Voluntary’ Effort Collapses

Threats of Drastic Action Signal Start of Food Drive   President’s Self-Rationing Program Denounced by Leon Henderson-—Price Controls Stull Possible. Harriman Hints

Truman’ s''Waste-Less" Food Drive Moves Into High Gear  meine Prearam.

U.S. to Consider Paring British Reich Zone Cost  Senate Committee Recalled TT. Canjtal. Armv Sets Talks

U.S. SOLDIERS MAY REPLACE BRITAIN ARM}   Joint Meeting Set On Cost Problem In Germany

TRUMAN SEEKS APPROVAL FOR ENTIRE AID PLAN   - President Discloses Patterson Not Going Back te Yugoslavia

Truman Asks for  Aid By March 3]   Prefers Speedy Approval of Greek-Turkish Program to Stop-Gap Loan; Promises Austin Will. Cover Situation in UN Speech Friday

PRESIDENT HOPES FOR APPROVAL OF [GAN 10 GREECE   Reveals Austin Will Place   Situation Before U.N, ; pees peers

TRUMAN HOPES FOR EARLY GREECE LOAN   ‘Stop-Gap Move Rumored In Middle East

PRESIDENT HAS HOPE OF QUICK AID TO GREECE   Chief Executive Tells Press Congress May Yet Meet March 31 Deadline

Truman Hoping Congress. Backs This Aid Program   \Breweter Eyes Air. Rights _ In Turkey. And Greece;

STOP-GAPAID PLAN     SUGGESTED   Smaller Loan To Greece Would Be Temporary  - Action —

Truman Hopes For Quick 0. K. On Aid Program   Need For Stop-Gap Loan To Greece Would Thus Be Precluded. e

Truman  Looks for OK  OF Aid Plan Hopes For Okay OF 'Help-to Greece,  mee en RA as

PRESIDENT ASKS AID BY MARCH 31   Declares Austin Will Cover Situation In UN Speech

(PRESIDENT TRUMAN HOPES THAT CONGRESS WILL APPROVE GREEKTURKISH AID PLANS BEFORE 31ST.

Speed Is_ Urged on Greek Aid   Senate Committee Votes Tomorrow; Truman Requests Prompt Action

Truman Hopes for Okay of Plan  Wande Annraval af Greek-Tupkich Loan Program by March 31

Austin To Lay U.S. Position Before Council  Truman Pledges Our Support As Lie Urges Reference To tl] N-

Quick Vote Asked On Aid Proposal   Skirting Of United Nations In Truman Plan Criticized By Secretary-General

TRUMAN HOPES FOR APPROVAL OF HIS GREEK TURKISH All   Expressed Hope Congress Will O. K. It Before March Thirty-one.   That Is Deadline for British  Withdrawal for Aid to Greece.

Truman Hope:’ Congress Will Okeh Greea-Turk Aid Plan Before Deadline

Truman Wants Plan Approved   Seeks Approval of Plan Before Withdrawal of British From Greece

TO BEAT DEADLINE   Truman Hopes for Approval of Greek-Turkish Aid Before March 31

Truman Brushes Off Suggestion of StopGap Loan to Greece; Reaffirms Faith in UN

Truman Hopeful Congress Meets Aid Deadline  Says Austin Will Cover All Greek-Tarkish Issue In Speech te UN Council

WANTS GREECE, TURKEY FUNDS BY MARCH 31   President Anxious to Bea’ Britain’s Deadline for Aid Withdrawal

Aid Plan Approval Hoped by Truman   Stop-Gap Loar Is Proposed If March Deadline Passes

OPPOSITION TO STOP-GAP GREEK LOAN   President Truman Hopes Congress Will Approve His Aid Program.

U.S. Asks U.N. To ‘Insure’ Poll in Korea   Russia, Five Others Of Soviet Bloc Hit American Proposal

Soviet Bloc Attacks U. S. Korean Plan   Seek Accord On Discussion Of Independence

U.S. Proposes Korean Check   Red Bloc Assaile Demand For Vote Conmission

U.S. Calls On U.N To Decide Korean Representatives  Evatt, Manuilsky Exchange Blasts

U. S., Russia Battle Over Korean Issue   American Plan Calls for U.N. to Observe Elections

FRANCES OPPOSES SUGGESTION THAT GERMANY BE INCLUDED IN MARSHALL  RECOVERY PLAN

High Price of Corn May Force Housewives to Pay More for Pork This Fall

anne REBUFF TALMADGE   Senate Judiciary Committee Plans Hearings On Vote Proposal

PLANE FALLS IN MIDST OF PARTY Three Persons Die In Picnic Tragedy

N.L.R.B. ls Completing Pattern For Operating New Taft-Hartley Law

Last CallFor Signup For. 1947, Farm Program —  Signatures ” To Date . Total 2; 150: In  Pe ae ee

Statesville Shots   Informal Glimpses ef Peeple Im and Around Statesville.

MISS STEWART IS KILLED BY PASSING TRAIN  Siamese Kenen, Fler (‘a   Steps From Her Car At College Station Hit By MP Train

2 SUSPECTS ELIMINATED INS. D. CASE   Soldier's Alibi Clears Him In Murder Case

Approval Due for Trusteeship Plan  Decision Delayed Until   Decision Delayed Until March 7 on U. S. Request

Island Plan Expected to Be Approved   Gromyko Presents Amendments But Promises No Veto

Mandate Almost Sure Of Approval   ‘Only Opposition Expertec to Come From Australia and Britain   SOVIET ACCEPTS PLAN   Gromyko Offered 3 Amendments at Yesterday's  UN. Meeting

U.S. PLAN FOR PACIFIC ISLES HEADED TOWARI U.N. APPROVAL   Expect Opposition From Australia, Britain When It Comes Up March 7

U.S. Virtually Certain Of Approval Of Pacific Islands Plan; Albania Case Resumed

See Approval Of U.S. Trusteeship.   Only Britain And Aus. tralia Seen Opposing U.S. Retaining Islands.

U.S. Control of Former Japanese Islands Thot Sure   Majority of Nations In Security Council Already Approve

J. 5. PROPOSAL UP FOR VOTE ON MARCH 7   Opposition To Come From Britain, Australia   Are Proposed By Russians; Austin Declines Comment Pending More Study

Approval of U.S. Island  Plan Certain   U.N. Security Council Favors Sole Control Over Jap Territory

U. $. CONTROL OF ISLANDS IN PAGIHC DUE FOR APPROVAL   Majority of Nations, Including Russia, Reported in favar af Plon.

U.S. Almost Certain fo Get UN Approval of Islands Plan   Little Opposition Expected to Control of Jap-Mandate Isles; British-Albanian Mine-Laying Dispute Up Today

Nations Approve Yank Mandates   Only Opposition Is Likely To Come From Australia and Britain

AUSTRALIA AND BRITAIN APPEAR SOLE HANDICAP   United Nations Give Indication [That Pian For U.S, Trusteeship Over Pacific Isles Will Be Approved.

PACIFIC ISLE PLAN 10 PASS   U. S. Virtualy Certain o Winning Security Council Okay

UNO LIKELY T0 O.K.ISLANDPLAN   Approval Of U. S. Project Is Seen Forthcoming

Expect Trustee  Plan Approval British May Object On Legal Grounds

U.S. Plan to Hold Island Control Generally Favored  Approval at Meeting March 7 Appears To Be Assured Now

Approval Of U.S. Island Plan- Likely   ‘Reds Not Expected To Oppase American Control im Pacific

U.S. Isle Plan Approval Likely  i eS   hes i sts wees mee —",  Russia Offers Three Amendments To Proposal

DANCER HELD — ~— IN SHOOTING   CUBAN POLICE DOUBT STORY TOLD BY TOLEDO GIRL ABOUT YACHT. MYSTERY

LAWYER SHOT BY DANCER DIES IN HAVANA   Pat Schmidt Claims Accident; Two Love Angles Checked —

Compromise On Proposed Labor Changes Likely   House Committee To Begin Writing The Bill  uresdav.

JEWS STONE ARAB VEHICLES INHOLY LAND   Death Toll Continues to Mount Over Partition of Palestine

Jews Stone Arab Vehicles  Retaliate for Attacks On Jewish Buses By Arab Mobs

Middle East Toll Passes 100... .  Jewish Masses  In Assault On Arab Vehicles

Gunfire, Arson Mark Jewish-Arab Strife  Six More Die in Clashes; 50 Arab Houses Burned in Border Outbreak

JAFPA-TEL AVIV BORDER AFLAME; TWO JEWS KILLEL   a0 Arab Homes Burned; Death Toll Reaches 60

Fifty Arab Houses Go Up In Smoke; Day’s Known Dead Raised To Six Persons; Score Of Arabs Wounded   BRITISH SEEKING TO HALT VIOLENCE

Jaffa-Tel Aviv Rioting Shatters Sabbath Lull   Two Jews Killed, 50 Houses Burned; U.S. Halts Shipments of Arms to  Midoead Rarance af Disarderse 7

Palestine Border Clashes Continue   Feuding Between Jews And Arabs Results In Arson, Gunfire

JEWS ATTACK ARAB VEHICLES   Thousands Swarm to Jaffa Road As Violence Grows.

4) Arab Houses Fired in Newest Palestine Riots   Tel Aviv-Jaffa  F rontier Feud Erupts Into Gunfire and Arson   NUMBER OF DEATHS INCREASED TO 64   Violence Shatters Lull on Jewish Sabbath; Jeru salem Is Quiet

Rioting In Jerusalem Continues   Angry Jews Swarm On Jaffa Road To Stone Arab Vehicle;

BORDER FEUD ERUPTS AGAIN IN PALESTINE   Bloody No-Man’sLand Between Tel Aviv and Jaffa Scene’ of Violence.

Border Feud Flares Anew in Palestine   “No Man's Land" Scene of Violence  on Jewish Sabbath

Death Toll In Middle East Is Over 100   Damage Mounts into Millions of Dollars; Angry Jews Stone Arab Vehicles in Retaliation Move.

Armored Cars and Defense Army Go Into Action to Restore Order in Jatta Area

‘Palestine Deaths Tn Riots Total 60   Stabbings, Clubbings and Fatalities Increase In New Flare Of Violence

Flames Level 50 Jewish Homes As Bullets Stop Fire Brigades; Tommies Deny Firing on Jews

CONFERENCE ON MARSHALL PLAN OPENS IN PARIS   Then Adourns Until Tomorrow After Naming Bevin As President and Hearing Bidault Praise U. S.

Bevin Elected Conference President .   Russia Begins Propaganda Campaign; Bidault Defends Marshall Plan; Press To Be Admittad

Merchants To Collect Levy On All. Taxable Items At Time Of Purchase

Rules Terms Of Russian Note Unacceptable   French Cabinet Decides Not To Accept Protest.

DECISION TAKEN AT MEETING OF CABINET CHIEFS   Charge D’Affaires Ordered To Return Message In View Of Its Terms

FRANCE RULES RUSSIAN NOTE UNACCEPTABLE   Return Protest Against Treatment of Soviet Citizens

France Rules Russian Note Unacceptable   Protest Treatment Of Soviet Citizens

France Rejects Soviet Charge Of “Hostility”   Moscow Note Not Accepted As Trade Talks Are. Broken Off, French Mission Ousted.

Paris Rejects Russ Nofe on Trade Break   Terms Declared Unacceptable; It Will Be Handed Bock

Paris Rejects Stalin Protest Over Treatment   Communist Strikes in France Ended After Near-Anarchy

Labor Crisis In France Is Ended As Strikers Return To Jobs; Red Note In Diplomatic Dispute Not Accented

FRANCE SPURNS RUSSIAN NOTE   Says Missive Breaking Off Trade Relations Is Unacceptable

France Rules Red Protest ‘Unacceptable’   Note Severing Trade Talks Returned To Soviet Government

Terms of Soviet Note Rejected  France Takes Action on Russian Demand

France To Return Russia's Protest As ‘Unacceptable  Repatriation Mission Ordered Out; French Strikec End Today

Soviet Trade Talk Cancellation May Cause Full Diplomatic Rift; Crippling Strikes End in France

BNL AK—  France Will Return N ote To Moseow  Rules Terms Are Unacceptable

France Says Terms Of Soviet Note Not Acceptable   Treatment of Russia Citizens Causes Furor Between Nation:

DRIVE TQ CUT PRICES URGED   Head of World’s Largest Dept. Store Appeals For Reductions

 President of Macy’s Appeals To Industry, Retailers, Public For Effort To Reduce Prices

General Marshall Is Taking a Reat   Is Now In Honolulu Where He Is Enjoying Peace and Quiet.

Newsman Finds  International  Brigade a Myth Greek Rebels Get  Outside Help, No Manpower

WRITER SAYS GREEK ‘BRIGADE’ A MYTH   Trip Shows Little Evidence Of International Group  —° eaneem  “a4g5 FT OP

MacArthur Halts a 2nd Jap Strike   Express Workers Yield to General’s Demands and  Call Off Walkout

2ND NIP STRIKE 5 SQUELCHED BY MACARTHUR   100,000 Expressmen Cancel Walkout After Edict From Headauarter:

SECOND JAP. STRIKE FAILS T0 BE CALLED   -Cancelled-at Insistence of  MacArthur 

Arab Soldiers Fire On Convoy OfBuse:      14 Jews. Killed And 15 Wounded ‘By Machine- ‘gun Fire

ARABS KILL 14 IN BUS CONVOY   Scattered Battles Continue In Holy Land, Raising Death Toll to 241

Pair Ordered To Trial for Yacht Killing   Heiress and Fiance Plead Not Guilty; Beulah to Get Bail

Action is Rushed On Aid to Greeks   Illinois Senator Says New Truman Policy May Lead to Trouble

KRUG FLAYED Ae CLOSING “COAL MINES      STATE OFFICIALS. AND MINE LQWWERS. ASSAIL INTER‘10H SECRETARY FOR. ‘.. SAFETY ORDER -

CHARITON CHURCH SCENE OF PRETTY AUTUMN WEDDING   ' Miss Barbara Brewer And Paul R. Lilly Take Vows Sevntember 28

RED PAINT INTO HAIR OF 8 IN BEAUTY SHOP   Women Stare and Laugh at Each Other's Appearance as Intake Fan Does Work.

‘PAINT GETS IN THEIR HAIR   Eight Women Under Dryers Are Dyed by Sprayers Near Fan.

Walkout Hinges On Pay Demands.... Talks Under Way To Nip Textile Strike

JO ANN HOFFMAN WEDS ROBERT D. HELLER OF LARUE   CEREMONY PERFORMED IN ESSEX CHURCH APRIL 29. WILL RESIDE ON A FARM

Minerva Baptist Church to Hold Revival May 9-li   Rev. Frank M. Newton Pastor of Buckholts Baptist Church, to Bring Messages

SINATRA BEATS UP COLUMNIST   Crooner Surrenders Te Battery Warrant In Beverly Hills

‘Raised In Tough Neighborhood,” Says Musele-Man Frankie  Crooner Sinatra In ‘Tough Guy’ Role, Socks Columnist Nemesis

MURRA TAKES PLOWING MEET FIRST HONORS   George Brindle. Second, 3; RB. Dunn Third in. ‘Avnual. Gontour Contest

REDS DEMAND STUDY OF ATOMIC PROGRAM   Gromyko Warns Soviet Plan Will Not Be ‘Bypassed’

U.S.-Russia Plans On Atom Differ Widely   Soviet Plan Favors Tm. mediate Couvention Out: lawing Bom).

Gromyko Insists Russian Atom Control Plan  Be Considered Immediately By U. N. Group

Demands Action on Soviet Plan  Gromyko Puts Issue Up te Atomic Unit

SINGLE-TAX ADVOCATE "ANNOUNCES INTENTION TC) RID: FOR PRESIDENCY

MISSISSIPPI FLOOD CREST HITS 40.1 FT.   Clear Skies Bring Hope to Residents Of Flood Areas . .

Flood Crests Rolling South   All-Time Mark Set At Grand Tower, Il.

Residents in F Stricken Areas Hope for W eather   Mississippi River Crest Breaks All Known Records, Reaches 40.j. Feet ;  a.

CHARTER GIVEN UP BY KU KLUY   National Corporation Of Klan Dissolved In Georgia Court

PRAVDA HITS UNITED PRESS   Charged With Creating Feeling in Far East

Leeway Granted For Comparison Of Earlier Rent   New Levei Set-Up For Maximum Price To Charae Tenants

CHANGES IN RENT REGULATIONS AID MANY LANDLORDS   To Make It Possible for Them to Petition for Increased Rents,   STATEMENT BY ASHTRY   Current Costs Can Be Com pared With 2-Year Period Refore “Freeze”.

Kendrick and Horn Completes Building Improvement Plans   ‘Local Store Has Same Location for Past 20 Years

Indictment in Hirst Degree Against Kidman   Murder Charge Is Decided by Grand Jury in Bartholomew County—On Way Back

Name Officials For Vote On Athletic Field Mar. 25   Judges and clerks for the special athletic field election, Tuesday, March 25, were announced today by City Clerk

Buildings At Plum Brook Go On Sale To Assist Housing   WAA Regional. Office At Cleve land Announces Plans To Al Veterans’ ‘Program.

Appeals for Safe Return of Girl  Wisconsin Tot Is Believed Abducted

Pleads for  Return of Daughter   Father Of Missing Wis consin Child Broad casts Tearful Plea

Offer Rewards  For Return Of . Jean Weckler   Police Are Convinced  Child, 8, Has Been Keduiited

Bacteriologists at  Renort.33- Diseases Would iP Be Useful as War Weanons

INo Present Possibilities For International Control  \Of Bacteriological Weapons   Scientists Whe Conducted Detrick Experiments Cite 3: Diseases Of Man, Plaats And Animals Useful In Germ Warfare; 37 Declared Unsuitable

GERM WARFARE REPORT GIVEN BY SCIENTISTS   War Department Okays Issuance Of Data  To The Public

33 Diseases Which Might Be Useful » In Bacteriological War Described

North Dakota Has Embargo on Calves  Wisconsin Cited In Vet's Order

Dakota Blocks Calves’ Entry  Say Wisconsin Stock Snoreadina Disease

Industrial Rationing of Sugar Ends   Remainder of Program _Is Called Off Because “ Of Lack of Funds but  Price Control Stavs

End Rationing Of Sugar; Lid On Price Held   Lack Of Funds Prompt: Ag Department To Enc Rationing To Industry Consumers

All Sugar Rationi Is Ended   Funds Lacking, Office Is Closed Today; Price Controls Are Being Maintained

Declare End  Sugar Ration   Lack Funds To Carry On Program; Price Control, Limitation Kept.

Industrial Sugar Users Freed  From Rationing  Price Controls Kept; - Supplies on Hand Also to Be Limited

Sugar Rationing Ends For Commercial Users   Lack of Funds Prampts Move---Price and Supply Clamns+ Will Continne:

Secretarv Marshall To Get Freedom House Awarc   lack of Funds Ends All Forms of Sugar Control

END INDUSTRIAL SUGAR RATIONING   DROP CONTROLS DUE TO LACK OF FUNLS TO FINANCE PROGRAM

Congress Fails To Vofe Funds For Program   Price Control To Be Kept; Employes Being Dismissed

LAST OF SUGA CONTROLS END   Lack Of Funds Forces Complete Abandonment Of Rationing

Rationing of Sugar Ended This Morning; Cost Controls Stay   Lack of Funds Given a: Reason for Action by Ag Department

END OF SUGAR RATIONING ORDERED   Action. Affects Industrial, Institutional Users   LACK OF FUNDS   To Finance Program Given As Reason; Price Controls Continue

No Funds, So Sugar Ration Plan Expires   Price Controls Retained With Inventory Curb

Price Control Retained   Dealers’ Suspensions Cancelled by Agriculture Department Order

Lack of Funds Kills Sugar Ration Program to Industries, Institutions

INDUSTRY SUGAR RATIONING ENDS   Price Controls To Be Re: tained By Government

Price Controls Kept; Limit On [Inventories Set   New Curbs on Amounte  Listed by Department of Agriculture

LAST PARTS OF SUGAR RATIONING DROPPED FOR LACK OF FUNDS  COMPLETE ELIMINATION

ALL RATIONING ~ ENDS ON SUGAR   No Funds Appropriated By Congress; Bureau Dismisses 650

Complete End of Sugar Rationing   Funds. Lacking to” ‘Finance Prearam 

Lack of Funds PutsanEnd to Sugar Rations   Price and Inventory Controls to Be Kept, However

SUGAR BARRIERS GONE FOR G00D   Agriculture Dept., Without Funds, Clips Controls on Industrial Users

LACK OF FUNDS FOR PROGRAM CAUSES ACTION   Keep Price Controls; Place Restriction on Supplies on Hand

END INDUSTRIAL SUGAR CONTROL   Lack Funds for Program; Extend Price Controls

Sugar Rein Is Dropped   Rationing to Industry Ends For Lack. of Funds: Keep. Price Curb

CIO Attacks Hartley Bill For Injunction To Block Threatened Phone Strike

TELEPHONE STRIKE MEASURE BRANDED AS UNFAIR TODAY   Proposed Bill Is Said to Be ‘Open Interference’ on Side of Employer, by CIO at Nation's Capital.   WALKOUT IS SET FOR MONDAY NIGHT

House Labor Committee Ap. proves Bill But Little Chance .Seen Of Congressional Action Before Strike Deadline   STRIKE IS SET POR MONDAY A. M.

CIO Condemns Phone Strike Injunction Bill   Government Pledges Day and Night Arbitration Effort

Snow May Greet Easter Crowds in Pasts of U.S.; Clouds Hover Over Siate

RAIN SEEN FOR EASTER PARADE   Dismal Weather Forecast Foi Easter Sunday

British Vote End of Tieup   Transport Workers To Return Saturday

WORKERS 10 END TENAY LONDON TRANSPORT STKE   Report Demands Will Be Considered By New Joint  le dusieial Cauneit

SETTLEMENT B REACHED IN LONDON STRIKE   Transport"Workers Agree To Return To Their Jobs on Saturday

LONDON WORKERS 70 GO BACK TO J08S   End Of Paralyzing Walkout Seen With Agreement

London Strikers Agree to Return To Jobs Saturday   Paralyzing Walkout Broken With Promise Of Overtime Pay

LONDON STRIKE ENDS; START TO WORK SATURDAY   60,000 Quit Work During Tew Day Treancnart Tintin

Assures End To Paralyzing Walkout Of Transport Work , ers And Thousands Who Struck In Sympathy   NEW GROUP WIL: WILL CONSIDER werawas

BRIS STRIKE TEND SATURDAY TINDER ACCORD   Negotiations to Continue for  Final Settlement of Workers’ Demands   [ALL TQ BE REINSTATED   Employers Promise That No Penal Action Will Be ~ Taken in Dispute

LONDON DOGK STRIKE SETTLED   Food Crisis Ends as Workers Vote to Go Back to Work

London Transport Strikers Vote to End 10 Dav Walkout   - Sudden Decision by Workers Assures Halt to Sympathy Actions

Transport Workers to End Strike   London Strikers Agree t¢ Return to Jobs Saturday by Settlement Terms

London Transport Workers Vote End To 10-Day Strike   Strikers Will Return to Jobs Saturday; Bitter Deadlock Broken

Workers Go Back to Jobs On Saturday   Paralysis in Food Distribution Is Terminated

STRIKE IN LONDON IS SETTLED   Truckers Vote to Return to Work Next Saturday

LONDON IS SETTLED   Truckers Vote to Return to Work Next Saturday

See League Move Aimed  At. Zionism   Saudi Arabian Planes Reported Land- __ ing In Egypt.

Five Nation Force Moves To Frontier  Upon Orders   Zionism Is Blamed For Troubles With Men, Money Defense Program Under Way

Arabs Mass On Borders (Of Palestine   League Prepares to Resist Action by U.N.,Curb Zionism

Arabs Place Ring Around  Palestine   Troops From Five Nations Called Upon To Fight Zionism

Arab Troops On Move.   Armies of Five Nations Start Clesing in On Palestine; British, Jews Belittle Action

Five Arab Armies Poised to Cross  Palestiie Border Arab League Called To Save Land With Money and Men

‘Maneuvers Come as Jalks on Precautions Against Zionism Is Resumed by League Session

Troops Ready For Holy Land Defense, Word   Back up Arab Resolutions to Fight Zionism

Armies of Five Arab Nations Moveon Border   Translate Into Action Resolution Calling for Defense Of Palestine

MILITARY UNITS PLAN ‘DEFENSE’ OF HOLY LAND   Fight Against Zionism Backed With Men and Money; Maneuvers Planned

Arabian Armies Group on Border of Holy Land   . Hezolation Calls on Arah . World Man, Money to - Befend Palestine from Jews

Outbreak of Hostilities  Is Feared Arab World Calls   Arab World Calls For Defense Aaainst Zionism

Surrounding Palestine With Ring Of Steel To Defend Against Zionism

Five Arab Nations Begin Massing  Men Near Jewish Border   League. Resolves To: Use - Troops, Money To Back  Up Palestine ‘Arabs

Drive Aimed To Offset Zion Threat   Military Camps Spotted Along River Jordan

ARAB . NATIONS PLAN TO SEAL OFF PALESTINE   Lebanon, Syria Forces Massing Along Frontier in Move Against Jews -

FIVE NATIONS TO HOLD MANEUVERS JUST IN CASE’   MARSHAL FORCES TO FIGHT ZIONISM IF BRITAIN WITHDRAWS

Egyptians Also Move For Action   Arsb Legions Mass Along River Jordan In Dozens Of Camps

Arab Troops Moving to Seal Off Frontiers Of Palestine   Action Called Propaganda Maneuver by Jewish Agency Leader

Ring Of Steel Is Believed  Forming   Trans-Jordan Men Massing Along River Jordan

TROOPS MASS FOR INVASION  OF PALESTINE   League Calls for Defense o Holy Land Against Partition Plan.

Arab Armies Take Field; Maneuver’ In Palestine Area   Move to Protect Holy Land Against Zionism---Mass Alona River Jordan

SOLDIERS MOVE IN TO DEFEND AREA, REPORT   Armies of Five Arab Nations Set Up Armed Camps

Response Seen To League Resolution Calling For Men, Money For Defense

‘Ring Of Steel’ Throwr About The Holy Land  By Surrounding Nations.

Armies of 5 Arab Nations On the Move   Put Into Action Resolutions of  Arab League to Defend Holy Land

Arabian Troops Begin Defense Against Zionism   Maneuvers Started To Carry Out Five Nation Resolution

League Resumes Talks on Action Against Zionism   Troops of Several Nations Gathered

Arab ArmiesHead Toward Palestine   To Back League P 'y to Defend Land Piney  Zionism   FORCES OF 5 NATIONS   Surround Holy Land Wit Ring of Steel; Talk of  Invasion

Troops Patrol Palestine 's East Boundary   Arabs Apparently Determined To Defend Interests

Five Arab Nations Sending Armies To Palestine Under New Plan Against Zionism

Defending Palestine From Zionism  Armies of Five Arab Nations  Move Into Action

Angry Arabs Hold Palestine In Steel Ring  Estimated 215,000 Pledged to Battle If British Troops  A Te_,h. 3 rl seit ite +1wW «eS he +8 @eckh @47°Oe - «% @6s

 —ARAB ARMIES ON THE MARCH— Converge On Palestine In Summons To Action

Arab Armies In Maneuvers Near Frontier   Demonstrate Near Palestine Border; Back League’s Resolution To Defend Palestine from Zionism.

Translate League's Decision in Action, Blockade Zionists   Thousands of Troops Maneuver on Holy Land Border

Armies of Five Lands on Marci Near Frontier   Act on Arab League Appeal for Defense ‘Against Zionism’

Arab Troops To Palestine’s Frontiers  Cordoning Off Holy Land With

Jewish Spokesman At Lake Success Calls Arab Maneuvers Propaganda Plot

Arabs Begin Encirclement Of Palestine   Armies of 5 Nations Move 1 Back Resolution Against Zionism.

Arab War Machine In Motion   Armies of Five Nations Line Palestine Borders to Fight Zionism

Arab Armies Move In Preparation For Palestine Invasions   Follow Aim To Defend  Country From Zionism

Prepare For Invasion Of E. Palestine   Some Sources Claim Move Only Form Of Propaganda. =

—New Violence Threatens Palestine—  Arab Troops Ring Border   Armies Of 5 Nations Move Up To Frontiers To Defend The Holy Land Against Zionism

i Pu ste Ded ad Aen   FORCES OF 5 NATIONS   Surround Holy Land Wit! Ring of Stee! Talk of

Armies of Five Arab Nations Mass along Palestine Border   League To Use Force, Money Against Jews

Prepare To Fight Against Zionism   Troops Of Countries Near Border Begin Rolling At Midnight And Are “Maneuvering’ Close To Frontier

Troops Start Massing Along River Jordan  Call On Arab World To War Against Zionism With Men. Money

Troops Massing Near Holy Land   Act to Throw Ring of Steel Around Palestine t Offset Activities by Zionists.

ARMIES MASS FOR DEFENSE OF HOLY LAND   RING OF STEEL TQ COMBAT SPREAD OF ZIONISM

Palestine Is Threatened By Arab Nations   Encircle Holy Land With Large Forces; War Danger Mounts

Troops Of Lebanon And Syria Are Reported Massing Near Frontier      U.S. To Announce Holy Land Stand   Arab Resolution Calls For Defense Of Disputed State Against Jews

Four Nations Combine to Halt Zionists   Military Precautions Are Being Taken; Partitioning Fought

Force Deployed To Halt Jewish  Tnvasion Move’   Arab League Uses Troops To Ring Palestine; UN Delegates ‘Say Act Is “Propaganda”

Lebanese-Syrian Soldiers Move To  Seal Off Borders   Mechanized Patrols Of Arabs Mobilized For Fight Against Zionism

Strong Force Gathered on River Jordan   Resciutions Calling for Defense of Holy Land Against Zionism Being Put Into Effect

LPWiLQILL NMECI.ENZLE SAYS:  When Can America Lay Aside Its Gains?

They’re Making More, But—  Ladies May Have to Go Without Many Sheer Nylons This Winter

Ratification (Ceremonies  ‘Sept. 15   Russia, France And U.S. Agreeable To Simultaneous Deposit Of Instruments

New Labor "Trouble In Detroit Area   DeSota Strike Is The Second In Four Davs

Legislature Will Reconvene to Act On Vetoed Bills  May Resume Fight Waged in Closing Days in July

Sesion May. Resume  Fight   “Argued Roach Bill ‘May Again Sturt a “Lawmaker Conflict

Badger Solons Meet Tomorrow   Lawmakers to Wind  Up 68th Session

OPA Turns To High Court For Authority To Retain Sugar Rationing Program

OPA SUGAR FIGHT GOES 70 TRIBUNAL   Industrial Rationing Methods Held Invalid By Ap-  neals Court

PLAN RATION CASE APPEAL   OPA, Beaten In Ruling Or Industrial Sugar, Turns To Supreme Court

SUGAR DECISION IS AGAINST OPA   Rationing Method Case To Be Carried Up To Supreme Court

OPA Will Appeal Adverse Ruling on Sugar Rationing  ‘Historical Use’ Systen Held Invalid by Appeals Court

SUGAR RATIONING ULE HELD INVALID BY APPEALS COURT   dudges Vote 2 to 1 Against Methods Used by OPA for Industrial Allocation.   AGENCY TO TAKE CASE _y mGHEST TRIBUNAL   Congress May Settle Entire Problem Before Judgment Becomes Effective on March 4.

STATE TO KEEP FORESTS OPEN   ‘Draemel Says Closing Not Yet Considered; Urges Caution By Public

Vote 19-11 Against Plan for 3-Hour Weekly Classes   Upper House Passes Measure to Prevent Bribing Athletes

Bill on Religion Killed in Senate  Vote 19-11 Not To Bats Bok oe  (ade

Chrysler Assembly Plant Closed by Wildcat Strike   Celebration of V-J5 Day Causes Dodae Shutdown

CHRYSLER PLANT HIT BY WILDCAT STRIKE OF 8500   ‘Main Detroit Dodge Factory Tied Up; New  Ford Contract Expect ed Today.

Hundreds Idled by Arizona Strikes; Construction Workers Continue Study of Proposal

A HOLIDAY IN MEXICO   Nation Observes the Return of Aleman From the U, 5.

MARSHALL SAYS AID 1S REFLECTED   Secretary Urges Americas To Delay Assistance Issue

SAYS PLAN   Asks Western Nations to Delay Requests For Assistance

Thousands Made Homeless By The Flood-Swollen Mississippi River      Levees Breaking And Vast Acreage Of Farm Land Being Swept By Muddy Water; At  Least Five Persons Known Dead.

Upriver Levees Break In Six Places; Record  High at Quiney   Flooding Des Moines Leaves 5 Dead in lowa

Small Towns Suffer Heavy Flood Damage   Thousands Of Acres Of Farm Lands Covered

Raging Mississippi Flood Waters Drive Hundreds from Homes in Farming Belt

Levee Breaks. Flooding New.  ‘  Section Today   MISSOURI TOWNS UNDER WATER FOLLOWING ‘. FLOOD

VANDENBERG SAVES GREEK TURK AID BILL   Offers Amendment Acceptable to Opponents and U.N.

ANDREW MAY HELD GUILTY OF TAKING $53,034 IN BRIBES   Two Garsson Brothers Conyvicted of Paying Money to Ex-Congressman in  - Brand Conspiracy.   JURY OUT ONE HOUR AND 50 MINUTES   Maximum Penalty Is Six Years in Prison and $30,000 Fine for Each— Sentence Deferred.

MAY, GARSSON BROTHERS ARE FOUND GUILTY   Trio Convicted Of War Frauds; Face 6-Year  Prison Sentences

FEDERAL JURY CONVICTS MAY, TWO GARSSONS   Former Congressman Guilty of Bribe Charge; Appeal Delays Sentence

Rep. May anc 2 farssons Held Guilty   They Plan To Appeal Conviclion For Wartime Frauds Gn U.S.

Andrew May, Garssons _ Are Convicted   Trio Found Guilty on Charges of Bribery, Conspiracy

Jurors Return Quick Verdict In Bribe Case   Sentence Deferred Pending _ Move to Appeal  Bhantctan

Wallace's Speaking Engagement in May Tossed Out of Holivwood Bow!

' — REACTION — Hollywood Bowl Bars Wallace —   MAY SPEECH ‘TOSSED OUT —

DENY WALLACE BOWL FOR TALK   May Speaking Engagement For Former Vice President Tossed Out Of Hollywood Bowl.

BAR WALLACE AT HOLLYWOOD   Bowl Association Rules Far. mer Vice President Can't Speak There.

They Don't Want Henry   Wallace Speaking Engagement Tossed Right Out Of Hollywood Bow!

‘Wallace Denied Use’ of Hollywood Bowl For ~ Speaking Engagement

HOPE TO SPEED REUNION OF FOREIGN WAR BRIDES WITH HUCRANDCS IAT Tie

News Day And Night      Butchers In Some Areas Report Compliance By Housewives   Others Declare Business Brisk   Railroads And _ Airlines Cut Down; Army Also Reduces Rations

Nation's Food Handlers Swing Their Support Behind Conservation Program

Better Compliance Expected, However, as Food Industry Backs Truman Plan

Butchers Report Fewer Sales for MeatlessTuesday   Better Compliance Expected as Many Pledge Support

‘No Time. in Which to Make Plans   ‘Expect Next Week to Be __.. Different, as Producers and Dealers Swing Behind Program

Temperatures   Most Markets Report Business as Usual, but Admit It's Too Early To Judge Effect of Self-Rationing

YANKS PREPARE TO QUIT ITALY   Plans Mapped for Evacuation Required by Treaty

Sales Tax Test Being Readied   Governor To Give Pre Trial Deposition ri. Ce

U.S. PREPARES T0 START CASHING  VETERANS BUND.   Government Begins Huge Financial Outlay One Week From Today

Government Ready To Give One Billion, 800 Million Bucks To Gls In Leave Pay

“Pay-Off” Week Away: 133,920 Maryland Veterans Ask For Terminal Pay Bonds

CHIEF URGES GI BONDS BE HELD   Government To Cash Veterans Terminal Leave Certificates on Sept. 1

MOST. VETERANS TO CASH BONDS; START CASHING ON SEPT. 1   Upwards of Fifty Percent o Vets Expected to Ask For Cash

Terminal Bond Cashing Sept. f      ‘Half ‘of Gis Expected to Exchange. Bonds for  Beldina Money 

TERMINAL PAY CASH IS NEAR   Government To Start Pay.ing Off Bonds Weck From Today

Terminal Pay To Be Cashed In One Week    Believe 50 Per Cent Will Want’Money.

Can Cash Pay Bonds After Monday   133,920 Marylanders Among Holders Who Can Get Cash After This Week

Traffic ‘Judge ‘Brands’ Violators, Claims Idea Ils 100 Pct. Success

High Court Rules Upon Gl Seniority   Helds Service Act Doesn't Grant It With Old Employer

High Court Rules On Vets’ Work Seniority   Decision Affects Hundreds Of Thousands Of NonVeterans As Well As Veterans

JOB RIGHTS   ‘Hold Draft Clause Does  Not Guarantee Permanent Seniority

Supreme Court Rules One Year Service Rights   Decision Given for ClO Union Appealing Lower Court Verdict

Find Draft Act  _No Guarantee For Seniority   Supreme Court Rule Is Seen Affecting. . Great Numbers Now At Work

Court Rules On Veteran’s Seniority   Not Guaranteed If He Remained With Former  Employer

COURT RULES ON VETS SENIORITY   Selective Service Guarantee  Wot Pormonent

COURT RULES ON VET SENIORITY   Draft Act Does Not Guarantee Job Right

Gl Seniority Fixed at Year  Supreme Court Ruling  To Affect Thousands

Meyers Denies  Seeking Loan   Insists Hughes Offered Him *Bans-Time’? Tah. Casi:

Redistricting Measure First In The Hopper  Reed And Ramse:  Named To Top   Dacitiane

Redistricting First Proposal To Legislature   Ramsey Is President Pro-Tem Of Senate: Reed Named Speaker

Legislature Gets Down To Work   Reed Elected Speaker; Bills On Re-Districtine Up

Sfafe Solons Organize And Gel To Work    Ramsey And Reed Are Elected To Hiahest Offices

REP. REED IS NEW SPEAKER OF HOUSE   Redistricting Bill Is No. 1 in Senate Hopper

CLOSED SHOP BAN IN DRAFT OF LABOR LAW   Preliminary Bill Also Bars Boycotts By Labor Unions

PRELIMINARY. LABOR BILL  HAS BAN CLOSED SHOP   BILL PREPARED AS A START: ING POINT FOR DISCUSBION OF NEW LABOR LAW

Closed Shop Ban In Draft Of Labor Bill   Tentative Measure Also Would Prohibit Secondary Boycott

Senate Group Has General Labor Measure   Tentative Draft Outlaws Closed Shop, Seeondaryv Bovcotts

CLOSED SHOP BAN INGLUDED INLABOR BIL   SECONDARY BOYCOTT OUTLAWED IN NEW PROPOSAL

Draft Of Labor Measure Carries Closed Shop Ban  Secondary Boycotts Would Be Outlawed

Plan Keeps 90%, Slash for Others   Steering Committee Adopts Revision in Knutson Program

Lowest Income Group to Get  Cut in Taxes ° COP Leaders Acree o   GOP Leaders Agree or Legislation; Okeh Expected

PUBLIC WORKS WILL FEEL AXE   PROJECTS MUST BE JUSTIFIED BEFORE APPROVED

Rent Decontrol Order Expected  ‘Dismissal of OPA Workers Forecast

ANDERSON LISTS FARM GOALS FOR YEAR OF 1947   More Flaxseed,  Less Wheat Corn And Barley Asked By Government

ou FOR REASE IN FED   nderson Asks Cut of 0,000 Acres in orn Production

S. CALLS FOR CREASE IN AXSEED   nderson Asks Cut of 00,000 Acres in ‘orn Production

This Cold Wave To Be Of Lon Dwation Than Those Exp enced Recently; Blizzards Hit West   WEATHER BUREAU ISSUERS WARNI

LERO WAVE SOON WILL GRIP -AREA   Gales, Snow and Squalls from Northwest On Tap Here Starting Tonight

BITTER COLD b SCHEDULE - FOR TUESDAY   SPECTAL MESSAGE ISBUED  ‘THAT “HIGH WINDS AND   \ ZERO WEATHER WILL SWEEP OHIO.

Decatur Girl Jilted: Kills Married-Man   iIwenty-One-Year ° Old: Virginia Slayton \Held For Shooting’ As Couple Sit in Parked Truck.

CLAIMS BOMB SENT TO KING   Self-Styled Sternist Take: Full Credit for Mailing Explosives to Britons

STERNIST SAYS HE MAILED 24 LETTER BOMBS   Self-Styled Underground Member Tells Of New Threats

Sternist Admits He Sent Britons "Letter Bombs"  Declares One Of 24 Addressed To King

150 Present As Special. Mak 8 10-Minute Halt   Pupils Dismissed; umnist Peatson ‘‘ ed’ With. Response’

150 Present As Special Makes 10-Minute Halt   Pupils Dismissed; Columnist Pearson ‘Pleased’ With Response

Dislikes Farm, Burns Buildings  : Wit. dnte Want Tn   Wife Didn't Want Te Be on Farm Alone!

Lyon County Fair Ends 4-day Run   Successful Show Closes with Big Fireworks Display

Lyon Count) Fair Ends 4-day Run   Successful Show Closes with Big  Fireworks Display ca blant « Hawsed

JAP STRIKE BAN IRKS LABORITES   Leftists In Tokyo Plan Appeal Against Edict Of MacArthur

Japs Appeal Strike Ban   Unions By-Pass M’Arthw For Labor Review

U.S. Envoy and Representatives of U.S. Armed Forces Pass Up Moscow Celebration of Bolshevik Revolution

U.S,, BRITAIN ASSAILED Soviets Parade Military Might In Observance Of Revolution

Anti-U. 5. Displays Mark Russian Fete   Ameri¢an ‘Ambassador ~ Not Present for — Celebration

United States Representatives Are Absent When Russia’s Military Parade Is Staged

U. $8. Ambassador Absent As Soviets March In Moscow  Marshal Bulganin Hits "Warmongers”

Soviets_Poke Fun At U.S.A. In Big Parade   AntiAmerican” Britain Posters Carried Along Moseow’s  Sleet-Driven Streets; Ambassador Absent

Soviet Armies Parade Might OnRevolt Date   Marshal Hits Warmonger: Of Capitalist Nations; U. S. Aides Absent

RussConduct A Display Of Armed Might   Uz S. Envoy, Others Miesing At Annual Soviet Observance

AMERICA ABSENT AS REDS PARADE   Red Square Celebration  Echoed in Washington At Recention

RUSSIAN TROOPS.. WORKERS PARADE ~ BEFORE LEADERS   March in’ Red Square ‘as De:fense Minister Declares. © Imperialist: “Are: Mak: ine” Plans for War.   AMERICAN AMBASSADOR -WALTER SMITH ABSENT   Caricatures Directed Against “wT and J En jland. Are:

Russians Boast On Anniversary Of Revolution   U.S. Ambassador Is Not Invited to Take In The Parade

Soviets Stage Military Show In Moscow   Placards Flaunt U. S$. And Britain; Envovs Absent

PASSENGERS OF SHIP ARE SAFE AFTER TYPHOON   Ride Out Tr opical Storm In Liteee et   DAMAGE HIGH   Fifty-nine Persons Are Dead Or Missins

Rial OSORER IEE NSEER  Three U.S. Women, 26 Others Survive Typhoon in Rowboat

29 Passengers of Ship Saved after Weathering Typhoon   34 Others Still Missing Near Samar Istand

29 Are Rescued From Shipwreck   Officials Report 34 On List Of Missing Following Sea Disaster In Philippines

29 SURVIVE eSHIPWRECK IN PACIFIC   34 Missing After Motorship Wrecked Off Samar Isle

BALLOT FRAUD PROBE SOUGHT   SENATE TO BE ASKED TO  AUTHORIZE A COMPLETE  INQUIRY INTO MISSOURI CASE

Senate May Urge Vote Fraud Probe   Committee Ends Hearing Demanded by Sen. Kem.

Senator Fights Labor Curbs  Attempt to Tack on Amendments to Bill

AFL Shuns CIO's Political Combine But s in Politics   Talk By Democrat Brings Applause From CIO Convention

AFL Informs C10 tll Run Its Own Political Campaigt  Green Says Convention Di... Ft Bs , D._.   Green Says Convention Plans Fight at Polls For Liberal Congress

AFL Rejects C0 Appeal For Joint Political Action  Planning "All-Out Campaign” Of Own

EIGHT MONARCHS RULE IN EUROPE   George VI, of Britain, Heads Depleted tist

Facing Prospect Of Less Meat?  May Be Result of  ee Ree ee ee ee

NATION FACES REDUCED MEAT SUPPLY IN 1948   Prices May Advance If the Demand  Continues

10% Meat Reduction in ‘48 Forecas?  FRebimate -Rased an SGharn Dean a a Le

Higher-Prices  Also Foreseen. As Crops Fail   Nation Will Have Possibly Ten Per Cent Less Meat By Eariy 1948 Because Of Weather Damage To Corn Crops; Consumer Demand Continues Strong.

Nation Faces 10 P. C. Less Meat By 1948   Higher Prices Also In Store

LESS MEAT AND HIGHER PRICES Sharp Corn Crop Drop May Cut Into Meat Production

'Forecast Reduced Corn Crop Will Cut Meat Supply 10 Per Cent By Early °48

Less Meat As Result Of Short Corn Crop Seen   Higher Prices If Demand Continues, Are Predicted

Less Meat For Americans In Early 1948   U. S. FORECAST REVEALS LOWER SUPPLY NEXT YEAR

Less Meat Seen as a Result Of Sharp Drop in Corn Crop  ‘However, Forecast Figure Not Final

Meat Crimp A Threat   Poor Corn Crop May Result in 10 Percent Less By Early 1948

Corn Crop Outlook Gloomy For Slash In Prices of Meat   Consumer Demand: To Be Basis for 1948 Report Says

HIGHER PRICES WOULD BE RESULT  Slash In Nation's Meat Ration Seen

FORECAST LESS MEAT FORU, S. EARLY IN 1948   Predict Decrease Due to Poor Corn Crop Outlook; See Higher Prices

Grain Experts Hopeful “Good Break” In Weather Mav Help Situations . Mav Use Wheat For Feed

Corn Prospects Indicate Less Meat in 1948   Reduction Will Mean Higher Prices, Based On Present Demand

Shortened Corn Crop May Be Reflected in Meat Shortage   Consumer Demand And Less Feed To Keep Price Up

Nation May Face A Meat Shortage Early Next Year  Government Expert: Say Lack of Corn

Short Crop of Corn, Used as Feed, May Reduce Livestock and Poultry Output and Bring Higher Prices.

Less Meat in 1948 Predicted   Will Mean Higher Prices If Demand  Continues Strong

Have Less Meat in 48   Possiblity Is Based On Agricultural Department Forecast  OF Drop in Corn Cron

Meat Cut of 10 Per Cent, Price Boosts Face Nation in 1948   May Result From Sharp Drop in Corn Crop - This Year

‘Poor Corn Planting Season Expected To Cut Meat Supplies Early in 1948

10 Per Cent Meat Cut  Faces Nation Reduced Corn Yiel.   Reduced Corn Yielc Seen As Blow to  Laower Prices

10 Percent Less Meat Supply With Attendant Higher Price Is Predicted For Early 1948

Reduced Corn Crop May Cut Meat Supply   10 Per Cent Less In 1948

Corn Decline May Keep Up Meat Prices   Results From One Of Worst Planting Season On Record

NATION FACING MEAT DEARTH BY EARLY 1948   Crop Reports, Prediction: Indicate Meat Will Be Down 10% by 1948

Spiral of Food Prices Continues On All Markets   Climb on Markets Continues as New Records Are Set

Voluntary Rationing of Food Suqgested to Combat Prices   Various Other Proposals for Halting Spurt In Cost of Living Include Reestablishment Of Federal Controls and Curbs on Exports

CLO. LEADER CALLS FOR SPECIAL SESSION TO RESTORE CONTROLS  CONGRESSIONAL PROBERS TOLD PROFITS TO BLAME FOR HIGH PRICE SPIRAL

Reestablishing Of Controls and Rationing Asked  Other Plans Offered To Correct Situation

Price Control Pleas Spread   Continued Ascent of Food Costs Brings Call for Voluntary Plan Of Rationing, Diversion of Crain

Seek Way to Stop Food Price Hikes   Volunteer Ration Program, Lids On Prices Suggested   Eating, Exporting Less Among Many ideas Submitted  To Ease Situation

Price Rises Still Continue In Chief Cities  C10 Leader Request   C1O Leader Requests Return to Federal Fixing of Prices  And Food Rationing

Many Means of Coping With Rising Spiral of Prices Suggested By High Sources

Flash  Brief News Item: Right off the Wires   Urges Special Session

Voluntary Rationing Is Urged   Would Help Avert Famine in Europe, Says U.S. Farm Official

ClO Head Asks Special Session To Curt Prices  ant... F.Ly   Voluntary Food Rationing Urged By Norris Dodd

Rationing of Food toLower Prices Urged   Special Session of Congress Urged Today by CIO Leader

Voluntary Rationing Of Proposals   Returns of Government Controls Another Plan; Must Help Out Europe

URGES RETURN OF RATIONING   Cc. I. ©. Leader Wants Food Controls To Hold Down Prices

ClO Demands Special Session (n Price Control   Too Much Exporting, Anti-Trust Violators Blamed For Rise

Eat Less or Export Less, Public Told   Controls Are Also Suggested to Cope with Price Spiral

CIO Leader Asks Price, Quota Curbs   R.I. Chief Urges Special Session— Biames Profits

OFFER PROPOSALS TO COPE WITH THE HIGH FOOD PRICES   Government Officals and Food  Experts Offer Many  Suggestions.   VOLUNTARILY REDUCE   Food Consumption of Meat to Help Feed People of Western Europe.

Harriman Asks Meat Rationing  Food Experts Offer Various Proposals

In Furore Over High ‘Prices   _CIO Calls for Special Session to Reinstate  OPA; Others Say‘. 8. Must Eat. Export Less

Voluntary Rationing Also Urged In An Effort To Prevent Further Increases

Do Reds ‘Have Atom ‘Bomb?   That's $64 Question As Paris Paper Reports Explosion In Russia June 15

Paris P aper Savs Russia  Has A-Bomb   Article Says Soviets Exploded First Atomic Weapon June 15

RUSSIA’S ATOM BOMB STORY-HAS WORLD IN SPIN   Scimnflets Doubt That ° Soviets Have Made  The Bomb As Yet

State Assemblymen Face Decision On Klan and Other ‘Hot’ Problems

ADJOURNMENT DATE.UNCERTAIN   Solons Split on Possibility of Finishing Working Sessions This Week — School Bill WI Bo Held Over Until Wednesday Beforo Senate Acts, a

Solons Split on Possibility of Fin« ishing Working Sessions This Weok — School BIL WU! Bo Held Over Until Wednesday Beforo Senate Acts.

 Seeks Specific. Charges Against Girl U.S. Demands Explanation hr Hungary’s Arrest Of Americar

U. 8. Citizen Under Arrest In Hungary U. S. Note Demands Details of Charges  A ey W/m

ARSONIST STARTED FIVE FIRES  IN COLUMBUS HOTEL YESTERDAY   AUTHORITIES MAKING IN. TENSIVE SEARCH FOR PERSON WHO SET FIRES IN SOUTH.  ’ ‘BERN HOTEL

“1 Know It Was A Crazy Thing-To Do, But I’m ‘Not Sorry’ ; , - Disabled War Vet, Tortured By Pain Of Old Wound, Shoots Away Leq With Shotqun Blasi

TWO YOUTHS WHO PLEADEL GUILTY TO MURDER BEGIN {5 TO 30-YEAR SENTENRES

Heiress Makes Wedding Plans   Louise Overall To Be Released On Bond; Charged With Killing Parents

YOUNG HEIRESS PLANS TO WED   Louise Overell in Hopes of Marrying Her Jailed Fiance

Heiress Charged With Parents’ Murder Plans To Marry Co-Defendant

Accused Heiress  Plans Wedding   Scheduled To Be Released On Bond, Girl Plans To Wed Co-Defendant.

Foreign Affairs Leader Favors Debt Payment   Vandenberg Changes Views Expressed On Previous Day

Stand Reversed By GOP Senator On Oil Machinery   artime Accounts rst, Senator Says  Wartime X Settle i

BRIDGES SEEKS T0 BAR LEND-LEASE TO SOVIET RUSSIA   DENOUNCES AID TO REDS WHILE TRYING TO STOP COMMUNISM

Solon Would Halt Aid to Soviet Till Bill Is Paid  Vandenberg Declares Pending Claims Should Be Scttled

HALT OF GOODS TO REDS ASKED   Vandenberg Would Stop «uo. . Lend-Lease

BRIDGES CONTENDS FOREIGN POLICIES ARE CONFLICTING   ‘Accuses. State Department of Trying to Carry Water on Both Shoulders

Vandenberg Would Halt Russ Exports   Senator Wants Goods Held Up Until Loan Payment Is Agreed

View on Aidto Russ Reversed  By Vandenbers   Opposes Shipments After Defending Them  Friday

U. 5. Communist Are No Threat, Truman Asserts   Executive Discounts Importance Of Reds In Social Scheme

TRUMAN LETTER WORRIES EARLE   Says President Calls Com_ munist Threat Only  ‘Buaaboo’

Truman View That Red Threat Talk in U.S. Is “Bugaboo” Surprises Earle

Earle Surprised At Truman Viev   Communist Threat to  U. S. a “Bugaboo”, Earle Quotes Letter

Truman Says This Nation Safe From Communists   Letter to Former Diplomat Says  Threat Is Bugaboo

Huges Denies Roosevelt's Son Helped Get War Contrac   Late President’s Documents Are Given to Probers

Denies Roosevelt’s Son Used Influence to Get Special Plane Contract

Hughes Denies  Elliott’s Aid   Committee Searche Papers For White  House Pressure

Senators Survey Contracts Given Airplane Builder   Charge Roosevelt Pressure Procured Wartime Business

HUGHES DENIES ROOSEVELT AID   CONTINUE PROBE IN AWARD OF CONTRACT FOR PLYWOOD PLANE

Hughes Says Young Roosevelt Did Not Help Contract  Plane Manufacturer Denies Getting Aid From FDR’s Son

Denies FR’s Son Aided in Getting Plane Contract  Cammittso Mambar   Committee Member Heard Hughes’ Denial

Denies White House Aid In Contract Award   Elliott. Roosevelt No Figure In Plane Deal ‘Hughes Says

Hughes Denies Tale Elliott Influenced Wartime Contract   Republicans Push Political Pressure Angle in Inquiry

Hughes Denies Elliott Helped  Swing Contract   Committee Is Told That FDR’s Son Had No Connection.

Report Hughes Denies Charge   Investigator Says Airman Dis claims Any Connection with Elliott Roosevelt.

DELIVER PAPERS FROM FILES OF LATE PRESIDENT   Truman Approves Republicar Check to See If FDR’s Son is Involved

H. Hughes Denies Aid By Roosevelt   Says President’s Son Didn’t Play Role In Securing Plane Rid

Plane Builder Says Elhott Roosevelt’s Aid Was Not Asked   Howard Hughes Tells of War Contracts Let to Himself and Kaiser

‘No Help From: Elliott   Hughes Denies Young - Roosevelt Had Hand In Awarding Contraet.

Thuighes Denies Reasey elt Link In Plane Pact   Conmittee lo View Late President's Files for Auawer

Report Hughes Makes Denial   Ell'ott Roosevelt Had Nothing to Do With Contract, Hughes Quotec

 Report Howard Hughes Has Denied White House Pressure in Wartime Contracts

Film Producer Deelare: ’ Son of President Had No Part in Awarding Plane Contract   Testimony Given At Secret Sessior   Senate Probers Ask for “Certain Papers” From President’s Files; Truman Approves

Hughes Reported Denying Elliott Roosevelt Link   Closed-Door Testimony Sai To Have Been That Late President's Son Had Nothing To Do With Contract Award

HOWARD HUGHES REPORTED TO HAVE DENIED ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH CONTRACTS

Denies FDR's Son Concerned In. Hughes Deal   Testimony Reportedly Came Out In Meeting Before Committee  Behind Closed Doors

Denies Aid Of Roosevelt ‘In Contract   Hughes Reportedly Says Elliott Had Nothing to Do with Hughes-Kaiser Plane Contract Award

Elliott Role In Contract Deal Denied   Hughes Says President's Son Had Nothing To Doe with Award.

Testimony At Closed Session  Is Disclosed   Son Of Late President ‘Contributed Nothing’, Committee Informed

Son Of FDR Defended By Hughes   Denies Elliott Involved In Plane Contract

Clears Elliott ° In War Deal:   Howard Hughes Says Son Of FDR Had "Nothing" To Do With Kaiser

Report F. D. R.’s Son Had No Part in Plone Deal   Say Elliott Roosevelt Not Cannected with Huohes-Kaiser Affair

Hughes Denies Any Pressure  By Elliott R.   Didn’t Help To Swing Plane Contract, Investi. gators Told.

HUGHES DENIES ELLIOTTS HELP IN PLANE DEAL   Claims Roosevelt Didn’t Aic In Obtaining Award Of 40 Million Order

A '$40;000;000 CONTRACT:           Member: : of - Commi Hughes * Téstified ‘Behind: i Closed’ ‘Doors.

Howard Hughes Testifies... .  Absolves Roosevelt In Contract Charge

FARM BUREAU ° _ BLASTS BATE   NOT TO OPPOSE BILL THAT WOULD REQUIRE FRAN‘ CHISE TAX FOR Co~- OPERATIVES

Two Others Make Escape At Dumont   Sheriff and Deputy Frustrate Plans; Blast  Rips Open Safe

Foremen Sav They Belong o  To Oper hd   Shopworker Contends Closed Shop Should Certainly be Outlawed

Do Not Need to Organize for Group Action or Protection, Trio Agrees

China Bars Mongolia From U.N.   Vote on Touchy Balkans Situation Expected Tuesday

Subsidies to Veterans’ Organizations to be Eliminated — Educational Committee Expected to  Make Further Slashes in Budget.

GOV. HERBERT'S BUDGET PARED   All Veteran Organizations Subsidies Eliminated After This Year

HERBERT BUDGET TAKES SLASH   Subsidies to Veterans’ Organizatlons to be Eliminated — Educational Committee Expected to  Make Further Slashes in Budget.

HIGHWAY AND WELFARE DE. PARTMENTS ARE HARDEST HIT—VET GROUPS   FEEL AXE

Dest, Smoke Costly   U. S. Rejects Russ Proposal To Amend TreatyOnGermany

RED YES OR NO ON REICH PACT PUSHED BY U. S.   Marshall Rejects Molotov’s Proposal For Amending Plan As Out Of Line

Marshall Rules Out Russian Substitute For German Treaty   Yes or No Reply Asked of Molotov On Soviet Willingness to Effect Plan for 40.Year Disarmament

U. §. REJECTS RED CHANGES Ih GERMAN PACT   Marshall Opposes Amendments, Asks Treaty Neaotiators Be Named

U. S. Secretary Of State Declares Proposal Of Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov Is Out Of Place—‘“Many Aspects To Settlement” Cited By American Representative At Moscow Conference In Urging Completion Of Step To Bar Military Rearmament

SECY. MARSHALL REJECTS MOLOTOV PROPOSAL AS ENTIRELY OUT OF PLACE

Again Asks Answer On First Query   Advisers Much , Irterested in Comment in Red { Paper in Italy

Secretary Says (thers Are In Agreement   Total Disarmament For Germany Is His Proposal

~ Demands: ‘Acceptance “US Plan As Is; Says. Change Out. Of Order

Downpour Precipitated By Scientists Dry Ice Dropped Into Clouds Said To Have Produced Rain

Budget Report  ToComil  Tonight   Cherry Forces Will Try To Hold Line At 20 Per Cent

Cherry Forees Marshall For Paybill Fight   Showdown May Come Tonight; Budget Message Awaited. -

House Limits Debate On Bill To Curb Strikes   ‘Committee Measure Would - Provide 75°"Day Cool ing Off Period

Top Senators See No Need  For Session   Republicans and Democrat: Opposed to Calling of Coneress on Europe Aid

Influential Senators Throw Cold Water On Suggestions For Special Session Of Congress

Influential Senators Throw Cold Water On Suggestions For Emergency Meeting Of Congress To Deal With Aid For Europe—White House Aides Indicate President Truman Is Not Yet Convinced Of Need For  Convening Prior To Jan. 5

SENATORS FROWN ON DEMANDS FOR SPECIAL SESSION   NOT STAMPEDED BY HULLABALOO OVER EMERGENCY NEEDS

Cold Water On Special Session Idea   G. O. P. Senators - Are Against It;  No Indication Yet. Tryman Will Act

Solons Cool On  Extra Session   Sen. Millikin Object: To Hullabaloo Over Crisis

Solons Frown on  Special Session Millikin Declares Senate Objects

PSay Better Idea to Call Back Only Senate, House Which Must Complete ‘Preliminary Action

COLD WATER IS " THROWN ON THE SPECIAL SESSION   Sen. Millikin Said Member: “Will Not Look Kindly on This Move.   ON HULLABALOO BASIS   Millikin Is Chairman of the Republican Conference.

Senators Frown on Special Call   Emergency Aid Session to Meet Opposition from Kev Senators

Senate\beaders Cool To Recall For Relief Aid   Millikin Say® Solons Don’t Want Session Based on Hillflabaloo

Senators of Both Parties Oppose Special Session for European Aid

Senators Toss Cold Water On Special Session   Democratic Whip Knows of No Plans To Call Conaress

Senate Group Fights Recall   ' Mid-Year Session Talk Draws Frowns

Republican Solons Say Special Session Not Due   Influential Senators Declare Members Would Not Want.Meet Called Upon “Hullabaloo” Basis; Truman Is Silent Regarding Proposal

Sesaters Cold te Session Propesal   Leaders of -Both Parties Object to Early Call of Congress   TRUMAN WILL DECIDE   Some Members Favor Callng Committees to  Shape Proposals

Senators Object; Ask “Specific Proposals”...  Oppose Session On Eur Ope

Senate Leaders Join in Opposine Special Session   _Influential Members of Both Parties Demand ‘Specific Plan’ First

Congressmen Shying From Special Meet   Influential Leaders Opposed Unless There Is Some Definite Pronosal Far Artion

Ask Specific European Proposals  SENATORS OPPOSE SPECIAL SESSION

HOUSE UNIT TO WRITE BILL ON STRIKE CONTROL   Hartley Promises ‘Free Speech’ For Emplovers In Law

Coal Spokesman Fearful of New Walkout of UMW   industrialist Would Make Labor Subject To Anti-Trust Laws

She Is The Sweetheart Of The World  U.S. Working Girl Is Called History's All-Time Valentine

RUBIES FOR WEDDING   State Spurns Architect's Plea For Pretty Bridges Near Home

KETTERING IS - LEAVING GMC   FAMOUS INVENTOR RETIRES AS HEAD OF RESEARCH , FOR GENERAL MOTORS

Jim Haley Sells Interest In Big Ringling Show   Former Annistonian And Wife Will Quit Big Top; North To Control

Police Arrest Mate Of Slain  Atlanta Beauty   French Artist Charged With Sodomy, Quizzed By Sleuths Using Lie Detector

Marshall Signs Site Agreement   World Capital Will Be In New York

UN AGREEMENT SIGNED BY U. S   Inviolable Status Granted World Capital Site In Midtown New York

Broadcast Jester's Appeal for College Building Amendment   Special Elections Expected to Bring Out Heavier Vote

Hollywood Is a Main Center of Red Groups  ee   Says Moscow Desires Motion Pictures as Propadaanda Medium

Hollywood Is A Red Center, Menjou Charges   Veteran Screen Actor In Dramatic Appearance Before Communist Probe

Adolph Menjou So Testifies At Hearing   Claims Moscow Desires Films For Propaganda Use

Dapper Film Actor Avers Moscow Using Pictures To Sell Revolt Against U. S.

Menjou Asserts Movies  Guilty   Star Says Moscow Would Use Films In Propaganda

VOTE TODAY 0 C10 AFFILIATE   Roscoe And Smithton Ballot On * Bargaining Agent

Struck When South. bound Passenger  Train Is Derailed ACCIDENT IN VA.  i iad rT TT.

Derailed Train © Killed a Girl   Elizabeth Breeden of Burke, Va. Was Standing Near . Track.

One Girl Is Killed, Several Persons Injured in Wreck  Derailment of Train Shakes Up Many Passengers Today

TRAIN DERAILED IN DIXIE MISHAP   Girl By Tracks Killed; Two Known To Be Injured

Reports Wreck Fatal To Va. Girl Standing Nearby   2 Persons Aboard Train Said Injured Severely; Man Hurt At Blackstone

SWOLLEN RIVERS FLOOD NEW AREAS IN NORTH ENGLAND   Ouse and Welland Break Through Banks; Yerk gbetse tovce Soe 8.

1 MARINES LOST IN RIVER, 13 SAVED   TWENTY THRBOWN INTO WATER WHEN THREE AMPHIBIOUS TRACTORS SINK.

Seven Marines Are Lost in Heavy Surf  Amphibious Tractors Founder in

‘Seven Marines Are Lost in Heavy Surf   Amphibious Tractors Founder in Landing Operations

Extend Steel Wage Contracts Until April 30   ‘Big Steel’’ And ©. I. O. Steel Workers Agree On Extension Of Present Contract   MAY BE PATTERN FOR OTHER UNIONS

MAY FOLLOW EXAMPLE OF STEEL UNION   Auto and Electrical Workers’ Leaders in Talk With Murray

Union Extends Bargaining Pact Until April 30   Auto, Electrical Worker Leaders Are Meeting With Murray

RUMORS CURRENT THAT A AND ELECTRICAL WO! -ERS_MAY FOLLOW'S  ; os POLICY

School Bells Will Ring Tuesday For 1947-1948 Term  Expect Enrollment To Go Above Last © . Wears Mark OF 272

School Bells Will Ring Tuesday For 1947-1948 Term  Expect Enrollment rye f% fF 2 wee   Expect Enrollment To Go Above Last ° ‘Year’s Mark Of 878

UJ. §. Releases Ten Employes As ’Disloyal”’   Additional State Department Workers Dismissed for Al‘Jeged Communistie Leanee ;

10 More U. S. State Department Workers Fired on Red Counts   Civil Service Commission Says All Loyalty Charges Involved Communism

10 MUST GIVE UP U.S. JOBS   Civil Service Puts ‘Red’ Label on State Department Workers

Mark Set in Chicago by July Future   Houses Cited; Rains  Figure in Surae.  ow from Exporting   Spot Cash Market.

CORN FUTURES PRICE HITS $2   First. Time In 99-Year. His tory Of Chicago Board Of Trade

Corn Futures Top 52 For The First Time   July Contract at $2.00%, On Chicago Board Of Trade

Price Highest On Board of Trade Records   July Corn Contract Figure Soars..."

But Selling For More In Spot  Cash Market   4 Price Soars to $2.00 34 in First Hour on July Crop Contract

Previous High Was $1.99 for Grain in 1919   ‘Close Is Below Day's Highs on Ex change: Rains and Floods Cause Upturn

Chicago Board of Trade Chalks Up $2  Corn for Ist Time   Smashes to Record Top Within First Hour of Tradine Today

Corn Hits $2 First Time In 99 Years      Chicago Board Of “Trade Sees July Contract Smash $9

Corn Reaches $2 Per Bushel  For First Time  Chicago Record Set On Futures for 99-Year History

Corn Prices Top Record   Two-Dollar Corn Chalkec Up in Chicago's Board Of Trade Today

Corn Reaches $2 to Set New High  Previous High Set July 10, 1919

Corn Futures Se Chicago Record  $2 Price First Time In Board’s History

$2 Corn For First Time In History   High Mark On Chicago Exchange Reached Today

NEW ARMY-NAVY MERGING PLAN MEETS AGCLAIM   Bach Division! Of Armed Force Would Be Under Own Secretary

New Secretary of U. 5. Defense Is Proposed at Capital; Is Result of Long Bickering.  TRUMAN UNFOLDS PLAN THURSDAY

New Blueprint Is Drafted After A Year Of Bickering   Symington May. Be Named ‘National Defense Secretary

Truman heveals New Compromise On Unification   Proposal Sets Up Army, Navy and Air Forces Into Three Co-Equal]l Departments

EARLY ACTION ONNEW SET-UP IS. PREDICTED   Fyen Bitter Enemies of Past Proposals  Fall in Line

SUE BRISTOL FOUNDRY — IN COURT ACTION HERE   FILE 2 MORE DIVORCES

Rushing Aid To Fliers In Crash In Aretic Zone   Transport Planes Speeding To Rescue Of Eleven Fliers Stranded In Arctic   BELIEVE MEN IN : CRASH UNHURT

People’s Council Frames Truce Bid as Major Battle Shapes in Shantung

TWO YOUTHS HANG FOR KANSAS DEATE   Carnival Workers Are Slain Together Today at Own Request.

Battle Creek Man, 21, and Pal Are Hanged Together In Lansing, Kans,

175 GUESTS SAFE AFTER FIRE DAMAGES YORK HOTEL.   Loss Caused By Flames And Water At Colonial In Continental Square There Placed At More Than $325,000   Occurs Early Sunday Morning—Firemen And Hotel Staff Praised For Saving Of All Guests—Cigarette May Have Been Cause

Some Solons Doubt Need Of Europeans   Think ‘Emergency Is Overemphasizec By Administration

APPOINTS AIR POLICY BOARD   President Selects Five Man Board to Recommend Course of Action

Americans Promised Safe Passage to Port by Communists   Attacks on Railroad to Be Halted as Soon as Departure Dates, Expected Today. Are Announced

DUTCHNDONESIAN FIGHTING REACHES DANGEROUS PEAK   Netherlands Army Reports Republicans J Active On AIl fronts -

Rains, Cool Weather Featured in Kansas   Forecast However Says Saturday Will Be Partly Cloudy and Warmer

Democrat Asks That Senate Investigate Own Investigations   Committee’s Recessing of Hughes Hearing Brings Various Reactions

Virginia Senator Says GOP Got’ Political Black Eye’ In Breaking Off Hughes Probe   Robertson Statement ‘Matter Of Opinion’ Retorts Committee Chairman Brewster

SENATE METHODS IN HUGHES INVESTIGATION SEEN AS GIVING GOP POLITICAL BLACK EYE

Inquiry Into Senate Probes Is Proposed  GOP Political Blact Eye  Declared Resul  ees as PAPERS, ARS

Democrats Hit GOP Conduct o Hughes’ Probe   One Senator Claims ‘Political Black Eye’ For Republican Party

Brewster Committee Criticized   Investigating Group Assailed By Murray For Attempts To “Smear” Witnesses

‘Smear Charges Bring GOP Denial   War Profiteering Inquiry Hearings To Resume Tomorrow

GOP TRYING TO GONVICT FDR, IS PEPPER CHARGE   War Investigating Group Runs Into Heavy Opposition

Senate Comm. Begins Probe or War Profits   Forrestal, Baruch ‘And Donald Nelson Among Witnesses

Taber Asserts Greek Troops “Must Hustle’   Army Strong Enough, Head Of House Group : Says: Premier Reported Asking More Aid

UN Peace Judges May Hear British Charge on Albania  Hint Gromyko May Not Use the Veto Aanin Ac Borrier

Council Ready to Give Court Task?  UN.Branch Has Not Had One Case So Far

WiLL re "ASSICNED TASK AFTER YEAR   Taternational Court of Justic Expected to Get Complaint on Albania

International Court OF Justice May Work 'On Albania Case Shortly

Long Idle $18,000-a-Year Judges To Get Knotty Corfu Channel Case

Chinese Claims Koreans Using Russian Arms   Equipment Said Taken From Units Supporting Reds

Wheat Stealing Is Brought fo Halt   State Fnvestigatars, Peace Officers Arrest One Man And Seek TFheee Others

Arrest Halts Wheat Theffs In Oklahoma   Suspect Arrested  At Walters, Warrants Ordered Issued for Three Other Men

Cargo of Food, Gathered by Friendship Train, Leaves N. Y. for Europe Today

HOSPITAL PLAN WINS FAVOR IN CUMBERLAND   Doctors and Toledo Kiwanis Club Favor District Program

Steel, Coal and Natural Gas In Heated Disput e  Mitwaukee Debate   _ Milwaukee Debate Carries Overtone  ‘Throughout State 

ACTION HELD ENDORSEMENT OF U.S. OFFER   Council to Retain  UN Commission In Balkans

P-51 Mustan;s Establishes New Record  Pilot Mantz In 2nd Mark of Day Ending In N. Y.

Mantz Sets Mark For Coast Hop  Flies Mustang Across Country In 6 Hours

Veteran Pilot Seis. ‘Second iF ing Mark           ‘Jo in’ Landing at New © *. " York Airport. °

Two Air Records Set Yesterday   Mustang Fighter Flies From California To New  York In Six Hours;

2 Plane Records Are Set Friday   -Both Planes Land At La Guardia Field-On Completing Flights. ,

Mantz Sets New Trans-U. S. Mark   Mustang Fighter Travels to New York in Little Over 6 Jlours

Second Flying Mark Is Set   Mustang Fighter Plane Spans Continent In 6 Hours, 7 Minutes

FIND TIME BOMB IN DOVER ROUSE, LONDON’S HEART   Underground Sabotage Attempt Thwarted In ‘Terror Reprisal’ Action

Time Bomb Is Discovered in Dover House   Scotland Yard Says “Terror Reprisal” Attemnt Ic Made

Adm. Byrd Order: Camp Evacuated  Winter Is Closing In on Antarctic

SHOWDOWN VOTE ON PARTI. TION 18 DELAYED UNTIL LATE THIS AFT." ’ ERNOON

U, §, SECRETARY DOESN'T FAVOR STALIN'S VIEWS   Centralized Government , For Germany Termed Gateway to Dictatorship

Marshall Says Stalin Optimistic On Pacts:   U.S. Official Warns Europe Facing New: Strife If Treaties Delayed

Europe Cannot Wait Too Long On Compromises   Criticises Russian Stand on German Government

EUROPE NEEDS QUICK ACTION FOR RECOVERY   MARSHALL REPORTS ON PEACE TREATY PROBLEMS

U. S. Official Warns Europe Facing New Strife If Treaties Delayed

American Warns Delay Could Be Fatal To Europe   Accuses Soviet Russia Of Propaganda Appeals To Passion And Prejudice

Marshall Says Stalin Expects Some Final Agreement After Both Sides Are Worn Out By Lone Bickerine Over Differences

REVEALS STALIN HOLDS OUT HOPE FOR COMPROMISE   But Secretary Warns Accord — Will Require Time and “Pa tient Can’t Wait While  - Doctors Deliberate.”   REPORTS TO NATION ON BIG FOUR PARLEY   Declares Proposals Made hy Russia Would Hit Germany’s Economy and  Lead to Dictatorship.

Secretary of State Warns That Fate of Europe Cannot Wait for ‘Compromise  Through Exhaustion.’   FIRST MAJOR ADDRESS AS CABINET MEMBER

Gov. Warren  Calls On Dewey   California Executive I: Definite That He Is Not Candidate

Not a Candidate -For U. S. Office, Warren Asserts   California Governor Blasts Possibility of DeweyWarren Ticket   SEES GOOD CHANCE FOR GOP VICTORY   Holds Press Conference After Talks at Albany  Executive Mansion

Warren Plans No Candidacy   Californian Evasive After Dewey Parley

GROUND TO BE BROKEN FOR NEW $170,000 CHURCH  Dr. Miller, Former   Dr. Miller, Former Pastor, Will Be Davy’s Main Sneaker

GROUND T0 BE BROKEN FOR NEW $176,000 CHURCH  Dr. Miller, Former Pastor, Will Be Day’s Main Speaker

Jerrill Case, 16, Dies In Wreck Fourth Of July  Car Demolished As It Runs Into Bridge On Country Road

Jerrill Case, 16, Dies In Wreck Fourth Of July  Car Demolished As It Runs Into Bridge Dron L mneemrbeaesr DO.n el

AQ-MILLION IS ASKED BY BYRD   Program Of Expansion I: Announced By University Of Maryland

Long-Range Plans Mapped For U. OfM   Byrd Proposes Forty Mil. tion Dollar Expan- sion Plan

RADAR FOR MORALITY? :— Columnist Boyle Says Man Mixed Up, Needs Medicine to Show Right. Wrong

“World Needs a New Billy Sunday To Make It Hit the Sewdust Trail”

STATE BONUS PLAN DRAFTED   Vets’ Organizations to Ask Legislature for Maximum  Payment of $500

FRENCH TROOPS, BEGHY UNLOADING U. S. FLOUR FROM STRIXE-BOUND Sup

Year-Round  'U.N. Session Debate Opens  Dulles Makes Opening  Address To Support At chan lt DennAeal

—NEEDED FOR UN ‘SURVIVAL’ — Dulles Makes Piea For "Little Assembly’

Dulles Opens Debate On Marshall Plan   Urges Steps To Regain Public Confidence Needed For Survival Of United Nations

DULLES ADVISES FULL-TIME U, N   Pushes Marshall’s Plan Tc Hold Year-Round Talks

Dulles Opens Debate on U.S  Interim Plan   Interim Plan   Russia Replies With Another Bitter Attack

Dulles Supports Year Around U.N. Meetings  ' Marshall. Proposal  _ Needed To "Restore. Public Confidence

Open Debate on UN Session   Dulles Presents First Arguments for Year-Long Parleys

DullesGives U. S. Stand  On Sessions   Appeals for Steps Aimed  ‘ at Regaining Public Confidence, Prestige far I1.N. .   Would Act All Year   Under Marshal Plan _ UN. Would Meet 12 Months

L.N. Bid to Revive In ‘Little Assembly’  UL. S. Seeks Support  a

Year-Round U.N. Body Debate Opens   Dulles Introduces Marshall Plan for ‘Little Assembly’

Peonage Feared lf Tariff Slashed   Farm Leaders Show Concern Over Plan to Import Commodities

Administration Starts Fight to Reduce Tariffs   Farm States Charge Peonage Would Result

MUUTH, Weal AOK NORTH TO JOIN PROTESTS   Air Views as Committee or Reciprocity Items Onens Hearinas.

TARE BATTLE LAUNCHED TODAY BY COMMITTEE  Delegations From Western and Southern States Oppose Any Cuts  18 COUNTRIES INVOLVED           Congressmen, U. S. Officials and Industrialists Are to Be Heard      Delegations From Western and Southern States Oppose Any Cuts   18 COUNTRIES INVOLVED   Congressmen, U. S. Officials and Industrialists Are to Be Heard

Neutron-Proton Interaction Described Table Tennis Game Inside Atoms Helps Explair Secret of Atomic Energy, UC Scientist Reports

SUPPORT GIVEN TO WATERWAYS   Sigler Names Boating Enthusiasts To New State Commission

Boyland Gang Buys Gun, Shoots At Rivals and Kills Youth Passing By

Stafe’s Treasury At Record High   Estimates For June 30 Set At $110,000,000

FOR SLAYING, WILLS HIS EYES   Leaves Corneas To Prison Guard, His  Onlv. Friend :   WILL NOT -HELP   Man, Indian Woman, However, May Benefit By Bequest

Eyes of Convict Executed Today May: Save Sight of Two Indians   Nevada Slayer's Offer to Help Prison ‘Guard Blocked—Others Will Benefit

Fred Allen Declines NBC Offer Of Vice Presidency, Thinks Ruckus Isn't Funny

Law Is Upheld   Wilson-Pakula Staute I Given Blessings of Appeals Court

Republicans Ready For Tax Bill Veto   Counter-Blast Prepared; Taft Says Truman Against Economy

VETO EXPECTED FOR TAX SLASH   Republicans Ready ‘Te Blast Truman On Major Issue

COP TO PRESS ECONOMY ISSUE   Prepare Truman Attack if Tax Bill 1s Vetoed

GOP Leaders Are Certain Tax Cut will Be Vetoed  I I A ee   Declare the Issue Will Be Major Phase of ‘48 Presidential Race

COP AWAITING ~ TAX BILL VETO   Ready to Claim Truman Opposes Economy

Republicans Set For Counter Blast At Truman If Tax Measure Is Vetoec

GOP PLANS ON RAP AT CHIEF   If Truman Vetoes Tax Bill, He May Expect Fiery Counter-Attack

GOP to Fight Expected Veto  a a Ae   Truman to Act on Tax Measure Monday. 1948 Issue Foreseen

GOP Prepares  Truman Blast   Prepare To Answer Pos. sible Veto; Asserts Presi. dent Wants No Reduction.

New Cut Set For Cereals, Canned Goods   ‘Government Moves To Implement Soner-Austeciiyv

BRITISH LABOR BILL 1S UPHELD   Commons Votes Down Sidetrack Attempt By Churchill

Food Ration Points Are Cut In England  First Move in      First Move in Government's Austerity Program

Food Ration. Points Slashed in Britain   First Move in Super-Austarity’ , Program in Crisis

MAJ, GEN, MEYERS SAYS HE SIGNED A FALSE AFFIDAVIT   Concerning Use of Cadillac Auto Figuring In An Investigation.   WAS CROSS-QUESTIONED   On His Story About Setting Up Aviation Electric to Help “My Gir! Friend.”

FALSE AFFIDAVIT IS ADMITTED BY MEYERS BUT PROFITS DENIED  EX-GENERAL MAINTAINS  COMPANY SET UP FOR  “CIRT ERTEND’S” CAIN

MEYERS ADMITS SIGNING FALSE CAR AFFIDAVIT   General Says He Set Up Company Solely. to Help “My Girl Friend”’

General Meyers Admits He Lied In Affidavit   Amvets Demand Army Stop His $461 Monthly Pension

End Of Story For Meyers   Set Up Dayton Aviation Plant To Help ‘My Girl Friend.’

Helped Set Up Company for “Girl Friend”   Meyers Denies He Planned to Cash in “an U.S. Contracts

Gen. Meyers Admits False Car Affidavit  Statement Made During Questioning

MEYERS ADMITS FALSE AFFIDAVIT   Sét Up Auto Electrie to Help Girl Friend _

MEYERS SIGNS FALSE RECORD, PROBERS TOLD   General Admits Affidavit Concerning Cadillac Car Not True.

Four Year Association of Pair Bared: Gen. Admits Signing False Affidavits

‘Signed False Affidavit, )' Meyers Says   Surveyi ‘Si 16 Miles Of At U.S. Route 40M   Made Oath Cadillac Had Been Bought Before Car Rationing Recame Effective

Meyers Admits Faking Affidavit on His Car   General Insists He Formed Firm Onty To Help His ‘Girl Friend’ And Her Husband, Lamerre

Perjured Self In Auto Deal, Says Meyers   General Admits False Affidavit On ‘Compony Car’

MEYERS GET UP FIRM FOR GIRL FRIEND   Insists He Never Intended to Cash In on Government Contracts.

Genéral Meyers Admits Signing False Affidavit   Officer Injects Love Angle Into Setting Up Wartime Company

General. Claims Loans Received By Girl Friend   Tells ‘Senate Probers That ‘Wife Of Company. Head Received Money To.  Establish Firm ~:~ -

Meyers Admit He Falsified Car Affidavits   ‘War Contract Firm’ , Set Up for ‘Girl Friend.’ Probe Told

Meyers Says. ge Signed False Affidavit   Senate Probers To Delve into Love Affair

Love Affair Linked With Meyers Deal   Wife of Lamarre Brought About Aviation Electric Co. Start

RED FACED, FLUSTERED Meyers Admits Signing Of False Affidavits At Probe

Meyers Tripped Up in ‘War Quiz Testimony   Flustered, the Air Force General Admits Signing False Affidavit on Car

AIDE'S WIFE GIRL FRIEND OF GENERAL   Cadillac Car Involved in Today's Probe

/Meyers Admits Signing Papers   Justice Office Plans Income  Tax Case

MEYERS ADMITS TO SHADY DEAL   Says He Signed False Affi davit Concerning Use of Car During War

FUNERAL HELD FOR MERRILL PIONEER   ‘Wm. Zink, 75, “Succumbed To Heart Attack In Aurora, S. Dak. ~

FUNERAL HELD FOR ~ MERRILL PIONEER   bolic Zink, 75, Succumbed To Heart Attack In ’ Aurora. S. Dak.

RADIO APPEAL AGAIN ISSUED BY MARSHALL   SECRETARY TELLS CONGRESS . POREIGN PROGRAMS ARE . ‘NEEDED BECAUSE WU. 8. * . i MISUNDERSTOOD

MARSHALL PLEA RENEWS HOPES   Secretary Tells in Committee U.S. Is ‘Misunderstood’ Abroad

COLLEGE GIRLS ‘MAN AND Wit   Young Women Arrested Living Together On California Ranch

Phone Strike  - Procedure Set   State Workers Authorize Pickets, Lay Plans

Recognition Will Flout. Will O£U.N.   Plan More Help To Nationalists

if O MALITIA Urod: UA UIIUNO  RED SATELLITES on GREEK STATE   _ Champions of Leftists Disregard U. N. Stand, Secretary Loveit Says

WOULD FLOUT UN DECISION   ‘Serious Implications Seen By Lovett If Action Is Taken

U. S. Warns Red Satellites Tn Balkans  - Says Recognition  meant. ft... . Oss.   Says Recognition Of New Greek State Contrary to U.N.

WARNING GOES OUT T0 REDS OF GREECE   Communist Guerrillas Are Informed of Complications

Red Satellites Receive Grim  U.S. Warning  Greek ‘Free State’ Recognition Would Flout Ii N~I] owett

BELIEVE PLANS TO SPLIT INDIA ARE AGREED 10   Secret British Proposal To Be Read Over Radio Toa Indians Today

British Plan For India Is OK'd Report   Partitioning For Land Set; Details Will Be Revealed

Secret Plan Calls for  Partitioning   Momentous Parley Held With Lord Mountbatten

India Formula Said Accepted   Britain to Bare Partition  Plan Today

.SITKA’S? HOME-OWNED NEWSPAPER  10c a copy  MEMBER OF Associated Press   Los Angeles Port Closee¢  iv Employers

Southwestern Bell Net Take Down For ‘47   Second Quarter Income Fourth Of That In ‘46

THE SOUTHWESTERN ~—INSOME DBODPEN   Second Quarter of« This: Year $1, A82, 499; Below Same : Period Last. Year.   STRIKE WAS THE’ CAUSE   ‘Higher Wage ‘Rates. ‘Alsé ‘Became. Effective on. - -May: 17.-

WRITING LABOR BILL BAFFLING   House Committee Again Postpones Labor Action Meetina

Solons Find Labor Act’s Preparation  Is Problem   Committee Decides On Further Delays; GOP Plan Favored

Carol, Magda Are Marriec   Lupescu Believed Near Death as Former King Weds Her in Brazil

Ex-Romanian King Marries lil Paramour   Nuptials Culminate 23-Year Romance  Of Carol, Lupescu

Ottumwa Launches Battle to Prevent Disease Outbreak as Residents Return to Homes   Washouts Under Streets and Sidewalks Make Work of Cleaning up Narordous; Death Toll of Seven Believed incomplete

HUNDREDS ARE INNOCULATED IN TYPHOID GUARD   High Waters Recede as River Drops 4 Feet; Search On for Bodies

Typhoid Shots For 21,000 as River Recedes   Death Toll Remains At Seven In Worst Des Moines River Flood In History

Reconstruction Of Devastated City Is Started   Death Roster Incomplete; City Official Says Loss May Be $10 Million

FARMERS NEED FEDERAL HELP      Holter Says Partnership Required To Keep Agriculture Prosperous

SOLONS LEAVE FARM HEARING   Legislators Walk Out Wher Representative Of CIO Appears To Testify

TO STAGGER REMOVAI   Kent Cantrat  Would Re Taken Off In 30 Areas Each Month

SENATE BACKER DROPS IDEA OF RENT INCREASE   PASSAGE OF BILL TO EXTEND RENT CONTROLS SEEN

TO STAGGER REMOVAL   Rent Control Weuld Be Taken Of In 30 Areas Each Month

Would Lift Rent Lids In 30 Areas Monthly   Senate OK’s Formula Which Allows Gradual  Removal af fantente

ERT V LQUOR SALE ACT   Strip Coal Mining Bill Gets ' Gubernatorial 0. K.

a” . —2D. ANTI- BRITISH: MARCH — ‘Long Live Russia!’, ya Cairo Rioters Shout.

Egyptian Mob Goes On New Rampage   Shouts ‘Long Live Russia And Poland’ 2

RUSSIA IS CHEERED . BY EGYPTIAN MOE   Policeman Injured in Second Dem onstration as Crowd Calls America a “Traitor.”

Wheat Farmers Offered Stable Export Price   World Agreement Would Peg Price At $1 a Bushel

Would Assure at Least $1 for Export Wheat   Five Year Plan Wilf Be Submitted to London Meeting Merb 12

Speedy Action on Universal Training Urged by Truman   Ross Declares President Wilt Not Act Before Friday on Bill Reducing Income Taxes — Speaker Martin Says a Veto Would Kill Measure—Cabinet Will Meet. Today With Indications Proposed Cut Will Be Cousidered.

President Truman Prods Congress on Universal Military: Training Plans

Action on Tax  Slash Delayed   Truman Decision Not Due Before Kansas City Trip

TRUMAN ASKS RENEWALS ON WAR POWERS   ACTION ON INCOME TAX CUT MEASURE TO BE HELD UP

PRESIDENT DUE IN RIO SEPT.   Truman Expected To Address Hemisphere Conference On Following Day

Reliet From ‘Heat Forecast   Predict Thundershowers For Parts of Indiana

Half Of Nation Lashed By .Storms, Citv Of Milwaukee Is Snowbound

18 Persons Die in Nation's Storms   New Cold Front Moving Toward Texas, Report

Milwaukee, Snowbound, Begins - Digging Out: Property Damage High In Wake of Tornadoes, Gales

STORMS IN NATION TAKE LIVES OF 26, SURVEY INDICATES   Indiana Property Loss Is Also High from Freak Weather; Northern Midwest Is Hard Hit.

West, South Hit Hard By Storm; Milwaukee Virtually Isolated, Digging Out Of Snow, Flurries Due Here   RECORD COLD IN YUKON TERRITORY

28 Deaths Th Storms Over Nation   Schools Closed, Transportation Is Disrupted

28 Dead In Wake Of Storms   Milwaukee Buried Under Snow; High Temperotures in This Area Ended

Twenty-Eight Persons Dead Over Country   Hope For Relief Dim; Milwaukee Said Snowbound

SUFFERS UNDER SEVERE GALES   Weatherman Says Near-Zero Temperatures Ara Sweeping Down trom Canada

SERIOUS MENACE OF RACE SUICIDE SEEN BY SENATOR        Soléns Differ on » Letting Immigration Bars to Displaced Persons

SENATOR URGES THE NATION TC INVITE ALIENS   California Lawmaker Says Immigrants Would Assure Better Ratio Of Younger And Stronger Workers; Asks Admittance 400,000.

Some Support Given Truman  DP. Program  Complete Study   f Plon Promised

Senator Supports Truman’ Plan To Admit More Displaced Persons From Europe

Downey Sees Menace Of Race Suicide In U.S.   Revercomb Opposes “Break Down” Of Immigration Barrier:

Senator Says U.S. Faces Race Suicide   Californian Backing Plan to Admit Displaced Persons

Freight Cars Ordered Sent To West Texas  Move Is Made In Effort To Save Grain

Freight Cars Ordered Sent To West Texas  Move Is Made In Effort To

As Mere Passengers?   Twelve Mea in Epochal Flight & Reuth Bovtinalion Tie hd Spl Cole Ye Advnen

Pilotless Plane Crosses Atlantic;  Crew Goes Along Just for the Ride

Pushed Button in Newfoundland, Took Off and Landed in Oxfordshire, England in 12 Hours, 5 Minutes; Distance 2.400 Diiles.

Robot Guides Plane Across Ocean  While Crew Sits By, Doing Nothing

PILOTLESS PLANE CROSSES ATLANTIC   BUTTON PUSH STARTS CRAFT ON 2,400-MILE HOP—MAKES PERFECT LANDING

Robot Pilot Flies Plane Over Ocean And Lands It as Crew Sits Idly By

Mechanical Brain Directs Army Robot Plane on Historie 2.400 Mile Flight Across the Atlantic

Outbreak of Influenza at  Missouri U.   Emergency Measures Taken, With Hospital Set Up ina Classroom

legislators Mark lime At Capitol  Walt Lapse Of Time * Pace Amendment

FIX DEATH TOLL AT 15 WITH 188 ON INJURED LIST   HOW PERCHLORIC ACID WAS SET OFF REMAINS MYSTERY

Police Spend Night Under Searchlights Probing Wreckage of Electroplating Plant

Death Toll 15 In CarnageOfWest Coast Explosion   Photos on Page 29.

Fix Death Toll in Los Angeles Blast At15;158 Injured   Several Feared to Ba Dying---Probe Ruins Of 1-Story Plant

15 Are Killed. As Explosion Rips Building Apart In City   Los Angeles Suffers Worst Blast In 37 Years; 158 Injured

Death Toll in Los Angeles Blast Set Officially at 15  Police and Firemen Continue Search In Rubble For Bodies ef More Victims

HIGHER DEATH TOLL FEARED FROM BLAST   Several of 158 Hospitalized as Result of Los Angeles Explosion Not Expected to Live—15 Now Are Dead. {

Explosion Is Worst In History Of City  WORK ALL. NIGHT  Rescue Crews And Firemen = Save Victims

Dig Through Explosion Wreckage ©   Search Rubble After Worst Disaster. Since Times Building: Was Dynamited in 1910

Fix Death Toll Of Los Angeles Explosion At 15   Several Of The 158 Hospitalized Injured Are Feared Dying.

Death Toll At 15 In LA Blast As Police Dig   Fear That Several Of 158 Injured Will Dies Cause  Lindetormined.

 Cerrent 760th £0 fd —SSESER  ‘Workers Dig By Searchlight To Uneover Bodies In Blasted Plant

158 Injured In Violent Los Angeles Explosion; Others Feared Dying

15 Dead, 158 injured in Blast at Los Angeles   Toll Fixed After Night Digging in Wreckage; Others Feared Dying

Fifteen Deaths Result of Blast In Los Angeles  Chemicals in Electroplate Plant Detonaied; Heavy Damage in City Results

FIX EXPLOSION DEATH LIST AT FIFTEEN TODAY   Los Angeles Experienced Its Worst Explosion In 37 Years.   158 WERE INJURED   One-story Brick Plant of the J. J. O'Connor Corp., Wrecked.

{48 WWJURED, JOLT ROCKS ENTIRE CITY   Believe Chemical in Electroplating Plant Exploded, Reason Unknown

15 Persons Lose Lives in Blast In Los Angeles  Explosion Worst In 36 Years

Los Angeles Blast Death Toll Is Set At Fifteen; Other Deaths Are Feared

Acid Used in L.A. Industrial Plant Blamed for Blast   151 Injured, of Whom Few Are Expected to Die

158 Injured As Mid-City Plant Explodes   Windows Shettered In Three-Mile Radius Of Wrecked Factory

Fear Some Blast Injured to Die  Death Tell Fixed at 15 After All Night Search Through Debris

15 Dead, 15 Hurt In Los Angeles Factory Blast   “City’s Worst Explosion In Thirty-seven Years Officials State.

Police Say 15 Lost Lives in Blast of Los Angeles Plant   ‘Those in Hospitals Nunber 158: Several Are in Critical Condition;  Acid Blamed

DEATH TOLL IN BLAST REVISED DOWNWARD 10 FIFTEEN TODAY   Total Of 158 Persons Required Hospitalization After Explosion

Search for Bodies Afier Chemical Explesion in Los Angeles. Deaths at 15

Several: of Injured Are Feared Dying; Perchloric Acid Is.  Riemad far. Diencha

158 Believed Injured In Explosion   Fear Several Are Dying Of Injuries

Los Angeles Blast Death Total fs 15.   58 Injured, Two. Others Missing;” Cause Determined

Fix Death Toll In Los Angeles Explosion at 15   158 Injured; Blast Caused By Highly- Volatile Acid in Plant

Mystery Veils Fatal Explosion At Los Angeles   Detonation Of Acid Blamed For Loss Of 15. Live: And Injuries To 158

10S ANGELES BLAST TOLL FIXED AT 15   Total of 158 Injured When Explosion Wrecks Neighborhood

BLAST OCCURS - NEAR HEART OF CITY   Brick Electroplating Plant ls Reduced To Rubble      OFFICIALS   Agree Detonation Of Acid Caused Tragedy; Large Area Affected

Explosion Toll Fixed At 15 Dead, 158 Hurt, Chemical: Blamed In West Coast Blast

Current Death Toli 15 Workers Dis By Searchlight To Uneover Bodies In Blasted Plant

Los Angeles Blast Dead: Placed at 15   158 Injured Sufficiently to Require Hospitalization: Heavy Damage

LOS ANGELES TOLL SET AT 15   City’s Worst Explosion in 9? Years Brings Injury to 158.

Workers Search For Victims Th Los Angeles Blast; Death Toll Set At 15, Many Hurt

REMINGTON CO. STRIKE ENDED   Agreement Is Reached With Electrical Workers To End 5-Weeks Tieup

British Open Talks Today  On U.S. Loan   May Propose World Discussions To Help Ease Dollar Shortage

British Mission Opens Talks on Economic Crisis   London Delegation Holds Conference With U.S. Officials

Legislature to Quit “Officially” Today   Adjournment Moved Up As Carlson Vetos Three More Measures

VANDENBERG TOPS GOP POLL   ‘GRASS ROOT’ LEADERS FAVOR HIS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC VIEWS

PLANE FLIGHTS FROM CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS HALT   10 Inches Of Snow Expected By Tomorrow In Chicago

More Snow js Forecast   Highways Are Slippery end Dangerous; Atriine Grounded By Bad Weather Covering Half o! wW¢

U. S$. ANSWER TO RUSSIA ON KOREA PLAN IMMINENT   Reply To Proposal That American And Soviet Occupation Troops Be Pulled Out Almost Immediately Reported Ready For Submission To United Nations Assembly —U.N. Observation Rather Than Direct Supervision Of Restoration Of Independence Suggested

Ex-Convict Admits Weatherford Bank Robbery As Captured   Caught at Home Of Grandmother Near Fort Worth

CANYON CORRAL HORSE SHOW   To Be Presented At The New Corral On U. S. Route Six.

CORRAL “ HORSE SHOW   To Be Presented At The New Corral On U. S. Route Six,

Appeal Is Made From Decision By Judge LaBuy   Attorneys Say Jurist Misconstrued 13th Amendment Interpretatior

Petrillo Law Ruling Opposed   Justice Department Appeals From Ruling of Federal Judge

(Aged Negro, Once King of Mississippi River Gamblers, Dies at 92 in Memphis

NEW LOADING ZONES FAVORED Changes In City Bus Routes  For Beffer Service Proposed

Appeal Sei on Future  of Sudan   Long Fight Over Armed Forces’ Stay to Go to Council

ARAB- JEWISH ~GLASHES END AN KILLINGS   TWO ARABS SLAIN IN FIGHT NEAR TEL AVIV IN CLIMAX TO. NIGHT OF TENSION

TWO ARABS DIE, FEAR REPRISAL   Communal Clashes Occur In Tel-Aviv-Jaffa Area

Communal Clash Sees Seven Dead, Situation Tense   British Troops Take Up Positions To Guard Against Further Reprisals   JERUSALEM SWEPT BY HEAVY GUN FIRE   Shooting Swirls Around Air Force Headquarters And Post Office

Argentine Envoy Visits Hospitals, Schools On Trip   Diplomat Observes Operation At Davis

ArgumentsHeard In Bribery Case   Defense Contends Former Congressman Performed His Duty

U.S. Case on May Outlined   Government Charges Ex-Solon Substituted Profit for Patriotism

UE ATTACKS FBI,  ARMY, WAVY UNITS   Charges Hounding of Members From Industrial Plants

Cenjralized Germany. vent ~te Proposed by Russia   Britain ond France Atteck Plan which Drows ~ .Fayorable Comment from Marshall

Leaders Confer  On Price Plans   Economic Picture At ~ Home And Abroad Is  Under Discussion

Violence Marks Polish Election   intimidation Charged By Rival Faction

Open Intimidation Marks Voting In Polish Election   Communist. Supported ~ Government ~ Bloc- Workers ‘Make House To House Canvasses—Results To Be Announced January 3]

Vote Roundup: By Bloc Marks Polish Ballot   Open Intimidation Seen By British, U. 8. , F :, : ene

Balloting i in Poland Proves  Stormy Affair   Lack of Secrecy Characterizes Voting in Eastern Europe

Polish Voting Lacks Secrecy Bloc Has Edge   Election Violence Claims Eight Lives -

WA VEEN VULVA  8 Killed in Polish Election:  - Peasants Hit Intimidation

Intimidation — And Violence Mark Balloting   At Least Eight Killed During Polish Election, First Reports Reveal

$ Poles Killed In Election  Day Violence   Voters Choose First Postwar Parliament: Bloc Expected to Win

POLISH VOTERS INTIMIDATED BY COMMUNISTS; MIKOLAJCZYK BOOED AS HE CASTS BALLOT

VOTING IS FIRST  SINCE WAR’S END   Leader Of Peasant Party To Decide Ox Resignation Soon [f Communist Bloc Wins Rie Victarv

Eight Killed In Polish Election Day Violence  U. S. Sure To Protest Intimidation And

EIGHT ARE DEAD AS.POLES VOTE   First Postwar Parliament Balloting Is Without Secrecy

RIOTS MARK POLISH VOTE   At Least s Parsons Killec In Disorders; Bloc Uses Intimidation Tactics

Britain Takes Control Over 1500 Coal Pit:   Government Also Nationalizes Cable And Wireless

British Mines Nafionalized  Labor Government Makes Promise Good; Marea Warkare New:

New Year ls  Greeted by Frigid Blasts   British Laborities Take Over Mines

Mines in Britain Go To People   . New Deal Promised Workers Under Socialized Plan,

U.S. ECONOMIC AID OFFER EYED   World Diplomats Meet To Talk Over Plans

REVIVAL PLAN FOR EUROPE UNDER STUDY   British and French Diplomats Gather in Paris to Discuss Ways of Meeting U. S. Conditions for Economic Aid.

BRITISH, FRENCH DISCUSS U. S, AID   First Of Talks Held On Offer To Assist Rehabilitation

MARSHALL PLAN STUDIED TODAY   Top Diplomats Of Britain And France Meet To Discuss Offer Of United States For Economic Rehahilitation Of Europe.

AMERICAN AID PLANS STUDIED   France, Britain Pondering Economic Status

BRITISH AND FRENCH DIPLOMATS CONFER ON U.S. OFFER TO HELP WITH ECONOMIC REHABILITATION

MANSFIELD EULOGIZED  Democrats and Republicans Join in Paying Tributes

LOSS IS COVERED BY INSURANCE.  Armed Bandits Get $55,000 At Mine.

Bandits Get $55,000 Coal Mine Pay Roll   Armed Trio Dressed As Miners Hold Up Policeman, Clerk

Republic Steel Is Victim Of Hold Up Men Today  $55, 000 IS “TAKEN  Use Submachive Gur To Force Surrender Of Cash

Discuised Men Hold Up  Mine Guard   Pavroll Clerk Forced To Give Up Large Amount

$55,000 Payroll Nabbed by Bandi Trio in Alabama   Dressed as Miners Armed Men Force Way Into Office

3 Disguised As Miners  Nab Payroll And Eseape   Brandish Machine Gun as Cash Is Taken in Mine Office Today in B*mingham, Alabama

MINERS’ PAYROLL IS STOLEN TODAY   $55,000 Is Taken by Three Armed Bandits at Birmingham, Ala.

Dressed As Coal Diggers, They Hold-Up Clerk At Sayreton Mines   LockUpCustodians And Scoop UpCash   Loot Represents Wages Scheduled To Be Paid Workers This Afternoon

BANDITS STEAL MINE PAYROLL   $55,600 Haul Reported to Birmingham Officials

Bedell and Lusa Lose Election  Former Is Chairman   Former Is Chairman Of County Board

Bedell and Lusa Lose Election  ’ Former Is Chairman Of County Board

Major Roadblock To New Labor Law  Is Now Removed   N. L. R. B. Reverses Ruling Of General Counsel On Signing Of Affidavits   DECISION ENDS BITTER QUARREL

NLRB OFFICIALS ARE FACING QUIZ   Labor Leaders Hail Reversal Of Affidavit Ruling

HOLDS THAT TOP OFFICERS OF LABOR UNIONS NOT REQUIRED TO SIGN  ' AFFIDAVITS,

(TEP FOLLOWS DEVALUATION   ‘Currency Viewed in U.S. as Virtually Repudiated

New Food Prices Are Announced In Russia Today   Action Follows Devaluation Of Currency Announced Sunday

Scale Slashes Family Budgets Fifty Per Cent   Move Aims To Level Off Classes To Reach Communistic Ideal

TRUMAN GETS A TICKET   Seeret Service Men Park White House Car In Wrong Place

MARINE GORPS CELEBRATING   "SOLDIERS OF THE SEA” OB.  SERVE 172ND ANNIVERSARY ' OF FOUNDING oF at SERVICE.

60,000,000 Jobs Become Reality: Fear Inflation  Economists Study Effects Of Coal, Gl Bonds And Credit

Business Setback Peril ACHYEDEERS Job Total” Hits Record Peak Of 60 Millicn

Business Trend  Definitely Up   Inflationary Factors Sending Trade Ahead To Higher Levels

Inflationary Threat Faces Nation Now   Administration Puts Aside Recession Fear To Face New Prohlem

Prepare Report For Lawmakers   Bond Cashing, Credit Rule Relaxing, Wage Hikes Preview Boom Period

INFLATION FEARS REPLACE SLUMP   Many Economists Forecas Higher Level Of Prices

Employment at All-Time Peak; Further Price Increases Are Forecast

Census Bureau Report Rejects Mid Year Slump   “Over Sixty Million are ‘Workitig at, Civilian Jobs; Inflation Greatest Fear

Inflationary Trend Studied   No Fears Felt for Mid-Year Business Slump

All-Time Record Employment In U. S. Means Summer "Dip" Not To Occur; High Prices Worry Economists

Inflatien More Of Worry Than  Any Recession   With Employment At 60 Million, Zooming Prices Feared.

Administration Sets Aside Depression Fear For, Worry : Over Impending Inflation

INFLATION FEAR OF ECONOMISTS FOR EARLY FALL   60,000,000 Jobs Now Reality Instead of Wallace Book Title

FEARS OF AMID SEASON SETBAGK ABE CAST ASIDE   Instead of a Mild Dip Many Now Forecast Higher Prices. ©   IN AUGUST AND SEPT.   Sixty Million Jobs Yesterday Became a Reality, It Is. * Said.

OF MIDYEAR SLUMP FADE   Administration Now Studies Inflationary Dangers as Economy Rides High and Employment Rises.

Revival Of Inflation Is Now Feared   Economists Say Threat of ‘Dip’ _In Business Over

Higher Prices Predicted for Early Autumn   Sixty Million Jobs Become Reality of All-Time Record

Thflation, Not ‘Depr ession, Is Worry Now      Presidential Advisors See More iligh Prices; Employient at Record

Study Whether High-Riding US Economy Heads for Crash Sixty Million Jobs Is a Reality

‘ Washington’s Talk Of Business Recession . Gives Way To Fear Of Inflationary Crackup

Many Jobs Bring Inflation Worry   Slump Fears Change To Anticipation Of Economy Crack-Up

Recession Fear ls Replaced By Inflation Worry   Economists See Threa' As Employment Tota Passes 60 Million.

Administration Is Studying Possible Inflation Threat   Puts Aside Fears of Mid.1947 Slump As Employment Reaches 40 Millian

KNUTSON ENDORSES “LUXURY” TAX CUT   Wartime Excise Levies May Re Tarmingted

Knutson Backs G.O.P. Plan to Kill ‘Luxury Taxes as Veto ‘Reprisal’.

LUXURY’ TAX. . MAY BE evT   GOP HOUSE. ‘LEADERSHIP 1s  SUGGESTING BLASH.ON 80::  CALLED “LUXURY” . Perera & o>: 1:

GOP MAY SPONSOR EXCISE TAX SLASH   ‘Move May Compensate for Veto of Income Levy Cut

No Changesin Foreign Policy  Conteniplated   Swift Confirmation of Gen.  Marshell as Bécretasy of “State Gives World N Notice of

Speedy Confirmation Of Marshall Seen Indication Of Unity On Foreign Policy

In Peace As In War ....  Speedy Confirmation Of Marshall Serves Notice Of Firm Foreign Policy

SWIFT ACTION ON MARSHALL SENSATIONAL   Confidence In Successor Tc Byrnes Demonstrated   SPECIAL ADVISORS   Vandenberg And Connally Likely To Assist New Secretary Of State

Congress Shows US. United On Foreign Policy   Speedy Confirmation Of Marshall Gives World Notice.

Foreign Pol Icy Unity Seen in  Marshall Vote   Fast Unanimous Action Indicates Bi-partisan Support of Appointee To Succeed Byrnes

FOREIGN POLICY UNITY SHOWN IN MARSHALL 0. K.   Congress Places World 01 Notice That Americans . Have Firm Program

Secretary Has Parties’  Confidence  Vote Shows Unity In Foreign Policy

World Learns U.S. Policy Has Backing   Gen. Marshall Given Confidence Vote From Both Parties

ON. ee PLANS SHOWN. BY: BALLOT   World Served Notice U. S. } Solidly ‘Supporting. Genéral Marshall

Marshall Gets Unanimous Vote Of Approval  Dominantly GOP Congress Makes Attitude Known

Solid Backing Of Marshall By Congress Is Confirmed   Unanimity Of Senate In Approving Officer Gives Notice To All

US. Foreign Policy Unity Is Emphasizec   Quick Confirmation OF Marshall Gives Notice to World

Notice of Strong American Foreign Policy Is Served   Bi-partisan Support Of Marshall Shows An Unbroken Front

‘Senate Approval of Marshall  Tells World Nation’s Foreign. Policy Has United Support   Swift Action of GOP-Dominated Body Indicetes Entire Confidence in Marshall as Byrnes Successor  Wer AY Wwe wu ecratiocrremnar

Senate Approval of Maishall Tells World Nation’s Foreign Policy Has United Support   owitt Action of GOP-Dominated Body Indicates Entire Confidence in Marshall as Byrnes Successor

Congress Backs Foreign Policy Followed by U.S.   Marshall Expected To Pursue Course Set by Byrnes

Seer Gergen gman, eer tee, Shae  Congress Announces United Foreign ‘Policy with Approval of Marshall

United Backing Set For Foreign Policy   Marshall Gets Confidence Vote As Party Differences Bridaed

Swift Marshall Confirmation Gives Notice of Foreign Policy Backing

CONGRESS SHOWS FOREIGN POLICY OF U.S, STILL UNITED   Swift Cantirmation of Mar_ shail Demonstrares Bi-

Speedy OK Of a Shows  Solid Backing   World Given Notice US Foreign Policy Supported by Nation

Congress Unitec In Support Of Foreign Policy  Marshall May Speak To Congress Before Leavina For Moscow

GOP Congress Indicates United Foreign Policy Backing, Favors Marshall

World Receives Notice That American Attitude Will Have Same Backing In Peace As It Had In War— Unanimous Support Of General Marshall As Successor To Secretary Of State Byrnes Reflects Conviction He Will Work Closely With Legislators

Rally Behind New Cabinet Member    A Chorus of. Confidence From Both Parties  . For General Marshall; May Address Congress

Marshall Will Ask Moscow Aid By Vandenberg   Secretary Of State Depending On Help From Mich. Senator

Congress Informs World U. S. Foreign ~ Policy Has Backing   Marshall Confirmation Indicative of Trust in Byrnes’ Successor

Foreign Policy Of United States  Remains Same   Confirmation Of Marshall Seen Notice To World  sg} Ds DP. COQ et

Marshall Gets Full Support   Solid Backing Of Both Parties Assured For New Secretary.

11.8. Gives Notice Of United Stand On. Foreign Policy  Republicans Hasten To Show Backing - Of New Secretary

U. S. United on Foreign Policy  Action on Marshall Gives World Notice

Foreign Policy Backing United   Support For Marshall Rests on Twin Bases

Congress Leaves No Doubt on Unity on U.S. Foreign Policy   Battle Impending Over Tariffs, Trade Bariers

7 What Hoppens H There's A Phone Strike? ‘Telephone Contact With Other World Near, Psychic Declares

Psychic Researcher Says:  You ll Soon Be Able To Phone Spirit World

'Tooth Decay Reduced 40 Percent (In Experiments On Ohio Children

Reorganization Bill Introduced In Kansas House   Provides That School . Patrons Elect 5-man County Committees

NEW SCHOOL BILL INTRODUCED TODAY   Keeps 5-Man Committees But Makes Them Elec tive by Patrons   EVIDENCE TO JUDGES

Pay-Price-Profit Balance Lacking, Reuther Asserts  CIO-UAW Head Has Run-In With Ball

Reuther Urges Pay Increases   President of CIO Auto Workers Before Senate Committee

GIs Held For Robbery Of Siam Legation  Holdup In Tokyo Netted $16.3200

Real Estate Sales During  Month Listed   Records During August Show  67 Pieces of Property Sold  With Estimated Value   Placed at $149,700.

Realty Sales Continue Here  At High Peak   During May 59 Transactions Were Listed and Amount of Money Involved Was $?65.000.

Signed Statement! Of Janitor Read  Testimony Given In Ballot Theft Case

D.H.LA. PICNIC DATED AUG. 5 AT LOGSDON   Judging Workout at Pettinger Farm Will ‘ Pracede Annual: Event

British Decree Military Rule In Palestine   Hunt Widens For Sterr Gang and Underground Groups

Martial Law Imposed For Coast Areas  Death Tol At 20, Recuilt Of Latecet   Death Tol At 20, Result Of Latest Violent Outbreak

FBI Identifies Butchered Body   Los Angeles Searched For Killer’s Room

Recessed Solons Ortiz Family Are Alerted for of Nine Hunts Europe Situation Home affer Fire

Tax Reduction, Foreign Relief to ‘Provide Congressional Fireworks

Foreign Aid, Income Tax,  Left for “48   Many Political Issues Remain From Conorecs Session

Congress Sets Goals for 19.48   Tax Cut Top Issue as Session Closes

Income Tax Cut, Foreign Relief to Be Hottest Issues   5 Other Major Items To Face Congress in Its Second Session

Taxes To Be Major Issue In Congress   Foreign Relief Also To Come Up On Jan. 2

Many Important Investigations Set for Interim   First Congress Under GOP Leadership in 16 Years Terminated

CONGRESS CLOSES BUOKS ON SUNDAY. NOW LOOKS 10 48   Accomplishments Set out Today; Special Session Possibility Is Slim; Confirm Forrestal   WRANGLE WINDS UP HOURS OF CLOSING

Taxes, Aid Abroad Hot "48 Issues  Congress Adjourns Until Jonuory with Democrots and GOP Sharply Divided

FOREIGN AID, TAX REDUCTION ISSUES STAND   Problems Confront January Session Of Congress

NEW BILLIONS NEEDED FOR FOREIGN AID   Personal Income Tax Reduction Also on List When Congress Reconvenes.

SENATE MINORITY GIRDS FOR BATTLE   BARKLEY TO FORM SMALL GROUP TO FIGHT FOR TRUMAN’S PROGRAM.

Democrats in New Congress Organize Policy Committee To Push Truman Program

Barkley Slated To Appoint Hatch On Policy Group   New Committee to Be Middle-of-the-Road In Political Views

Vote Is Delayed Day  On Republican Proposals   Congrese is Urged To Probe Piane Crashes; Barkley Lining Up Younger Democrats

Senate Democrats Organize To Back Truman's Program  Group of Younger Mei Will Also Eye All

Anderson Declares Traders Escaping  Taxes on Incomes  Market Places Used in a Novel Method, He Says in Statement

DANCE LAKE PLACENTIA DECORATION NITE & SAT. 9 TO 12 BOB NEZBETH’S ORCH.

SHOP ALL DAY WED. STORES OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY CAYO RITSINE SS RUREALT

61 SENATORS BACK PROPOSED TAX CUT   Knutson Calls for Assurance 63 Will Support Bill Before Hee Offers It

CALLS TARIFF HIKE BLOW 0 WORLD TRADE   Asks Congress to Write New Bill for Protection of Growers.

Georgia Solons To Hear Talk By Talmadge   JOINT SESSION CALLED FOR ADDRESS BY GENE’'S SON

Students Plan Atlanta March   Demand Talmadge “Vacate Capitol ~~

wees ec oeeewer?yTike a2 ae   Ga. Students Marshal For March On Capitol

AUTO WORKERS ASK HUGE SUM IN-SUIT FOR PORTAL WACES   Big Three-of-Auto—Industry—to. Face Court Tests For Back Wages

Expect Portal Suits to Top 2 Billions Today   $410,000,000 Sought From Auto ‘Big Three’

Bia-3 of Auto Industry Files Portal Pay Suit  . Michigan Group   Michigan Group Asks $410 Million

KEARNS SECOND TIME IS REFEREE   Calls for Peace Between Angry Union Heads.

COURT TEST BROUGHT NEARER State Answers Suit On College Building Amendment Election

BAXTER LINKS COLLINS’ BROTHER TO GAMBLING   Collins’ Brother Saya Witness Lied

Man Vainly Tries Rescue  Of 2 Victims   John Collins Receives Burns In Attempt To Save Wife, Niece

Young Girl, Great Aunt Are Trapped   Short Circuit Believed Cause Of Flash Fire

House Committee Backs Extension Of War Tax Rates  Higher Mail . Fees   Higher Mail. Fees Due for Renewal; Probers Ask Help

LUXURY TAXES TO BE FROZEN   Legislation Approved To Continue High War Excise Levies

EXCISE TAXES  __TO-CONTINUE   HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES TO RETAIN HIGH BALES TAX  ON “LUXURY* rreMa 

Bill to Freeze Wartime Taxes  Gets Approval  Legislation to Keep High Postal Rates   Legislation to Keep High Postal Rates Also Contemplated

Freezing of High Excise Taxes Gets House Group's OK  Quick Action on Meas ure by Entire Cham-

Committee For Extending Taxes   House Group Favors Continuing Wartime Luxury Excise Rates

THE WAR-THME TAX RATES ON LIQUOR IS APPROVED   A Unanimous Vote Was Cast by House Ways and Means Committee.   WOULD BE CONTINUED   Furs and Many Other Food: . and Services Were Included.

Vote to Keep Luxury Taxes   House Group Would Retain Present Levy For Indefinite Period

Continued High Excise Tax Legislation Wins Approval   Bill To Be Introduced To Make War  Increases In Posta] Rates Permanent

LUXURY TAXES TO BE RETAINED   House Committee Votes for Continuation

Excise Bill Goes To House Floor  Quick Action Is Expected Next Week

House Tax Grour Approve Excise Tax Continuance   Wartime Rates Evidently Will Go Beyond July 1

High Wartime Postal Rates Might Be Held   Excise Bill Hurried Tc House Floor — Early Action Seen

LUXURY TAXES ARE INDORSED   Ways and Means Committee Approves Extension—-New Postal Rates Bill

Excise Tax Measure Is Approved   House Committee Agrees on Bill to Continue High Wartime Rates

Committee Backs Continuation of War Excise Taxes   Truman Proposal Given Support of House Ways And Means Group

QKAY PRESENT EXCISE TAXES   Bill to Continue Wartime Levies Is Approved By House Committee

Wartime Tax Rates on Luxuries To Go On, Says Committe   New Bill Coming Up to Keep Present Postai Rates in Effect

House Board Okays Luxury  Tax Measure   Bill to Be Offered To Make Postal Rate  Increases Permanent

War Excise Tax Extension OK'd   House Group Backs Truman Request

Postal Rate Boosts Also To Continue   Continuance Needed If Income Taxes To Be Eaused In Future

BILL TO KEEP ~BAOSE RATE 18 ADVANCED   Measure Wins Approval of Committee and Will Ga to House Next Week   EARLY VOTE 1S SOUGHT   Legislation for Continuation of Wartime Postal Rates Planned

Move To Extend Excise Taxes Is Given Approval   Indefinite Extension Of Levies Is Endorsed By Conmmiittee; Wartime Postal Rates Mav Be Kep

Quick: Action Sought-On ibs Program House Group Okays High Luxury Levy

COMMITTEE VOTES FOR CONTINUANCE OF LUXURY TAXES   Indefinite Continuance of Wai‘Time Taxes Favored; Postal  Rates Bill Planned

House Ways And Means Committee Votes To Con: tinue Wartime Tax Rates.

WAYS, MEANS GROUP FAVORS EXCISE LEVY   White House Request for Continued WarTime Rates Given O. K.

EXTENSION OF EXCISE TAX RATES APPROVED   House Committee Unani: mous In 0. K, Of Laws

House. Committee Approves Wartime Excise Extension »   :Continuation  : Of High Rates... “Asked-by Truman

House Group Votes to Keep High Wartime  Excise laxes   Unanimous Support For Unchanged Levies on Liquor, Furs

Nuisance Levy Bill Wins Okay Of House Unit   Ways, Means Group Votes Unanimous Approval Of Excies Tavac

Appr ove Laws To Continue Wartime Tax   Bill Continuing Present Postal Rates Coming up Soon

Quick Passage By Both Houses Anticipated   Action on Income Tax Reductions Will Await Decisions on Budaet

= sre Se ar ae eae el  a a rm  Believ es U. S. Should Change German Occupation Plan

Two Pupils Face Murder Charge   Printers’ Strike Threat Is Ended

PRINTERS END STRIKE THREAT   Union Okays Wage Compromise in Cincinnati

Marshall Or Byrnes, U. S. Policy Continues   News Of Byrnes’ Resignation Brings Shock, Regret Abroad

Operetta ‘Tom Sawyer’ Will Be Presented At Franklin School Friday

PLAY, TOM SAWYER 10 BE PRESENTED      Admission By Complementary Tickets At Franklin School

THOUSANDS EXTEND WELCOME  Royal Family Is Acclaimed Upon Arrival ln Capetown

Fighters Gain On Maine Forest Fires   President Proclaims Entire State Area of Disaster

WEARY CREWS SLOWLY STEM FOREST FIRES   President Declared State of Maine Disaster Area

Entire State Of Maine De clared Disaster Area By President   Weary Firemen Fight Holocaust   Investigation Started Te Determine If Some Fires Deliberately Set

7.000 Are Homeless In Maine   Damage Estimated At $40,000,000; Flames Checked

= 2 Pe a ee OT 8 a aT - - *  Finds Florida Man Who Calls for Action on Community Pastis

A a ha —— ' i ti 4 Ad 1E/N . SD; , ry ‘4 A re We eal  a.» Dain Matiawn

Demo Charge of Reactionary 6.0.P Brings Answering Blast at Politics

Senate Leaders Push for Vote On Foreign Aid  Several Changes in Bill Are Proposed,

Eight Junior Senators Ask Aid Bill Cut   Vandenberg Presses For Action By Tonight, But Delay Likely

Montana Digs Out After — Early Storm   Some Roads Are Being Reopened Today;. Better Weather Due

Half Nation’s Coal Production Shut Off by Miners’ Protest Walk-Outs

AFL HEAD SEES. UNION MERGER FOR OPPOSITION   Congressmen Voice Angry Attacks on John EL. Lewis

Green Sees AFLClO Merger To Fight Labor Law   Truman Makes No Move To Invoke Emergency Clause

Green Sees Merger of AFL, CIO  CiO Lawyers Meet   CtO Lawyers Meet tn Washington; Coal Strike Irks Congress Leaders

CHICAGO VOTER INTEREST KEEN   Nation’s Political Leaders Also  Follow the Results of Moyoralty Contest

Chicago Elects Mayor Today   Political Newcomers Joust for Position

CHICAGO MAYOR ELECTED TODAY   Regarded As Tist Of Demmw ocratic AndRepubli—— can Streaeth

MAYORAL ELECTION VOTES IN" CHICAGO ‘ATTRACTS ‘NOTICE   Major Test of Party Strength Used As Straw For Next National. Election

CHICAGO HGLDS MAYOR ELECTION   Nationwide Attention on Party Power Test

Chicago's Vote On Mayor Today To Show Trend   National Leaders Regard Election As Maior Test.

Chicago Elects Mayor. Today   Voting Viewed as Major Test of 1948 Potential Strength.

Chicago Mayorality Election Today Draws National Political Attention

Political Big-wigs Eye Windy City Election   Mayoralty Results Will Give Idea an How UM ind«” ore Rlowing

Chicago Mayoralty Election Draws National Interest  Majer Test of Party Strength Shows By Today’s Voting

CHICAGO VOTE TESTS PARTIES   Chicago Mayoral Election Today Attracts National Attention

TOP POLITICAL FIGURES EYE CHICAGO VOTE   Claim Election for Mayor te Have Bearing on National Trend

Chicago Votes For New Mayor   Election Today Has Nat'l Significance

CHICAGO'S MAYORAL VOTE MAY BE TEST   Ballot In Windy City Seen Party Strength Indicator

Darlyne Bryner, 16. Killed And Two Companions Badly Hurt In Accident In Front Of Monongahela High School   NIGHT TURN MILLMAN POZED AT WHEEL, SAID

Urae Creation of Local Committees To Help Advise on Teacher-Boosts

Yanks' ‘Luckiest Fan,' 8 Dies Before Opening Game of Series Start:

Believe Guerrilla Survivors’ Retreat To East a Success   Only Scattered Clashes Reported Yesterday; Nationals Watchfui

‘Away From Trap   Main Force Eludes Encircl _ing Movement : of _ Greek Army   yEYE OTHER BORDERS   ' Developments on Yugoslav Boundary Closely Watched

Rebels Flee To Albania From Greece  Only Seattered Mine   Only Scaftered Mino: Clashes Reported In Border District

Rebels Set Up Propaganda Radio Station Askiny for “Free State” In Greece

Guerrillas In Greece Retreat Toward Border   Withdraw Into Mountains After Failure To  "TD Si Casini coin

Greeks Fail To Contact Main Force   Moving Back  To Mt. Grammos Range, Is  Belief

FORCE ESCAPES FROM “TRAP” OF NATIONAL ARMY IN MOUNTAINS  MAJOR ENGAGEMENT NOT - FOUGHT -AS: YET, DRIVE 

Guerrillas Retreat In Greek Fight   Government Troops Block Rebel Junction

INSURGENTS ARE PUSHED BACK IN BALKAN BATTLE   » Guerrilla Force Survivors, Who Invaded Greece, Withdraw Toward Albania

Rebels Fall Back   Greek Guerrillas Withdraw Before Gov: ‘ernment Troops, Avoid ing Maior Conflict 

Guerrillas In Greece Retreating  Government Is Keeping Watch for  New lavaciane

Rebels Flee To Albania From Greece   Only Scattered Mino Clashes Reported In Border District

Move Toward Mountains In Frontier Area   Insurgents Believed Trying To Contact Second Group

Greek Guerrillas Retreat To East   Rebel Broadcast Says ‘Free’ State Must Be Set Up

New Eruption of Border Fighting Termed Possible   Guerrillas Heading For Mt. Grammos in Northern Area, Belief

Rebels Hole Up in Greek Hill Country   Independent Government Is Necessary, Says  - Suestilia Chist

Guerrilla Band Withdraws To  Join Forces   Greek Army Units North Of Ioannina Fail To Contact Any Force.

Minor Scraps Reported By Government   Rebels’ Retreat Noted Yesterday

Greek Guerrilla Survivors Retreat To Mt. Grammos   Communist ‘Free State’ Rebel Demand for Peace

Greek. Rebels Pull Back Inte  Mountains    Government Eyes Developments. on. Albanian Frontier

GREEKS DRIVE RAIDERS BACK   Remnants Of Guerrillas Believed Successfully Withdrawn   RED REGIME SOUGHT

Guerrillas Dodge Away From Trap   Main Force Eludes Encircling Movement of  Greek Army   EYE OTHER BORDERS   ay ome on Yugoslav Boundary Closely Watched

Insurgents Work Safely Out Of Trap   Despite Reversal, Proelaim Necessity For Independent, Red Government

Say Guerrill Guerrillas Are Withdrawn  _ Scattered Clashes - Only are Reported

Fight On For Palestine Independence  Arabs Threaten To Walk Out Of Tt W. Aesembly

Walkout Threatened      Arabs Prepare Freedom Fight For Holy Land On U.N. Floor   Inquiry Commission Set Up; Big Power - Excluded On Group

Arabs Prepare to Push Their Fight In UN for Palestine Independence

RITES ABOUT DOINGS AT JAMBOREE   [Charles Holderried, Croy:  Praises Actions of : French Boy Scouts  IMAKING MANY SWAPS‘

BUCKS BOY SCOUT FOND QF ila PARIS BUDDIES   Croydon Youth Praises French Boys’ Spirit   SWAPPING UNIFGRMS

RACIAL LAWS ATTACKED IN SWEATT CASE   Educators Take Stand in Negro Case at Austin

Truman Warns That Confidence in  bi N Can Be Lost   President Holds Responsibility of the United States in World Group Is Heavy and Stake Is Hich

ALL GRAINS SOAR TC LIMIT ADVANCES   THRU VICIOUS SEA   Coastal Shipping Battered _ Off Florida: Tug Down, Two Ships Disabled

1 LOSE LIVES IN ROUGH SEA   Two Ships Disabled And Tug Sunk On Stormy Coast

TWO MEN DEAD IN SEA MISHAP   Tug Sinks During Gale Of Florida Coast—Vessels Are Disabled

HEAVY SEAS BATTLED BY COASTAL SHIPPING   2 Known Dead, Tug Sinks In Storm Off Florida Keys

High Seas Off Florida   Two Men Drowned, Shipping and Coast Areas Badly Damaged

Atlantic Shipping Is Battered by High Seas   Two Lives Lost-—-Navy Tug Sinks---Twa Ships Renortad Dieshbiad

Wild Celebration Touched Off in Capital; Action   Is That of Flat Rejection   Of Siened Agreement

PROPOSES U. S. SPURN PANAMA WITH PROJECT   Another Canal Would B. Erected, if Rep. Engel Has His Way

Republic Votes Down Accord on Defense Sites   Rep. Engle Says U.S. Should Construct New Atlantic-Pacific Canal

NEW INTER-OCEAN CANAL IS URGED AS PANAMA DENIES” BASES: WORK OF REDS SEEN

Engel Urges New Canal tc Join Oceans   Believes Panama Action Result of "Red" Influence

Reds Blamed For Panama Vote On Military Bases   Rep. Engel Suggests U.S. Build A New Canal Outside Zone. oa

New Canal Awa From Present Site Proposed  Act Of Acecamhiy   Act Of Assembly Held Influenced By Communists

Canal Outside Of Panama Is Now Suggested   Action of Government Of Panama Rejecting Treaty for U. S. Bases Stirs Washinaton.

Solon Asserts Funds Are To Be Halted   Rep. Engle Declares Action Had Communist Backing

Refuses U.S. Defense Base   Panama dAssembly Unanimous In Signed Agreement.

Engel Recommend: New Canal for U.S  Will Press Action  If Panama Defenses

Suggests Canal Outside Panama  Feels Action Influenced At Least in Part by Communist Movement

New Canal To Link Oceans Is Proposed Today   REP, ENGEL SUGGESTED PLAN TO PROTECT NATION

PANAMA BASES WILL BE KEPT   New Leasing Agreement Is Rejected By Panamanian Assembly

NEW CANAL SUGGESTED BY SOLON   Ten-Mile Wide Canal Zone Is Not Affected

Panama’s Assembly Rejects Lease Of Canal BasesToU.S.; Marching Throngs Hail Step

Panama Denies      Crowds Cheer Wildly After Assembly Votes Refusal  To Ratify Agreement Made In 1942

Aitlee Announces Hardship Regime With Sacrifice Of Liberty Needed To Survive

Bowles Hints Price Roll Back   Three OPA Heads Sign report; Would Also Give 15 Cent Hour Wage Boost.

Bowles Asks 15c Wage Hike  Cou rse Way To Ward  Tee Se ai GES PEE OR Se _— (PR eS

Bowles Urges Price Roll Back And Wage Increases To Avert Imminent Business Collapse   10 Per Cent Price Cut, 15 Per Cent: Wage Boost Urged

Bowles Asks Price Cuts,  Wage Hikes   Committee Report Terms Business Collapse Imminent

BOWLES ASKS 10 PER CENT PRICE PARING   General 15-Cent Hourly Wage Boost Also Urged by Ex-OPA Chief to Bar What He Considers Coming “Collapse.”

Price Cuts Urged  To Save Business Wage Hike Included in Formula Of Ex-OPA Chiefs To Balk Slump

Report on Conditions Drafted by “Liberal”  Political Organization

Bowles Urges Combination of Price Cuts, Wage Boosts to Avert Business Collapse

Bowles Urges Price Rollback, Boost in Wages   Move Would Avert Business Collapse Committee Claims

Bowles Urges Price Roll Back, Wage Increases   Report Advocates Move To Stave Off “Imminent” Business Collapse; Would Cut Home Building Costs

WAGE INCREASE, PRICE CUT URGED   Bowles Group Backs Step: - To Ward Off Collapse

Bowles Proposes 10 Per Cent Roll Back In Prices, Adoption of 15 Cent Hourly ‘Waae Boost to Avert Business Collapse

Bowles Group Offers Plan To  Fase Recession   Urges Price Cuts And Wage Boosts To Block  Business Collapse.

Bowles Visions Business Crash  Asks Lower Prices and Higher Wacaes

Bowles Wants 10% Price Rollback, 15¢ Wage Boost to Avoid Collapse

Watt ‘Liberal? Group Offers Six Points to Be Followed hy Business

Bowles Proposes Price Roll Back And Wage Boosts   Former OPA Head Asks Price Cuts, Wage Raise To Avert Business Collapse.

Price Cuts, Wage Hike Are Urged  ‘iherals’ Seek To Halt Collapse

Former OPA Head Warns Of Collapse   ‘Declares Price Cuts, Wage Boosts Would Avert Disaster

Bowles Proposes 10 Per Cent Price Cut, 15 Pct. Pay Boost to Ward Off Business Slump

BOWLES PROPOSES PRICE ROLLBACK WITH PAY. BOOSTS   Says ‘Action Necessary to Ward Off Business  feallanca

PEACE OR ELSE, GENERAL WARNS   Eisenhower Says War Means Disaster

Scientists Shooting ‘Out of This World’   Attempts Being Made to Hurl Material Beyond Pull of Gravity

CYRUS EATON BUYS CONTROL OF RAILROAL   Wall Street Hears Nickel Plate Line Is Purchased

GUARDS BATTLE ARMED BANDITS   Gunmen, Police Join In Running Fight

Express Guards Fight Close-Range Gun Battle With Bandits: Effort to Seize Bags Containing $30,000 Pay Roll Foiled

CONSERVATION OF FEED GRAIN _ 1S DISCUSSEN   Free Play Of Supply An¢ Demand Recommended By Committee   CULL LOW - PRODUCERS IS ALSO SUGGESTED

Free Economy Urged ‘By Feed Committee   Livestock Group Calls For Rule Of Supply. And Demand

APPROPRIATION OF $85,000 FOR RECOUNT ASKED   $23,000 Already Spent ls Checking State Senaterial Ballets   THREE-HOUR SESSION HELD IN WASHINGTON

RED ARROW" JUMPS RAILS IN MOUNTAINS   Toll May Rise; 13 Others Killed in Train-Bus Crash

Big Fire Fighting Crews Battle Old, New Blazes  Conditions Serious In Many Areas,  Forest Men State

34 New Fires  Caused  by Lightning 700 Men Battling  Blazes in Montana, Idaho

Red "War Monger’ Charges Debated Before UN Today  United States Will

Political Committee Hears A U. S. S. R. Charge of "War Monaering” in Session Today

‘Warmonger’ Row at Hand  Vishinsky. To Open   Vishinsky.To Open U.N. Debate Today

‘Warmongering Charges Up For Debate In U.N.   New Fireworks Follow Defeat For Russia On Rellean lesa.

UN Debates Red Verbal  Indictments   Issue Comes On Heels Of Russia’‘s Balkan Set-Back

United Nations Turns To Russia’s ‘Attacks on U. S. for ‘Warmonegerine’

DEBATE MAY EXCEED ALL PAST BLASTS   Fireworks Expected as Russia Presses Resolution Which Would Prohibit “Warmongering” in All Nations.

Expect Verbal Barrages as U.N. Takes Up Russia’s Charges of “War Mongering”

REDS TO PRESS FOR U.N. ACTION   Barring of Warmongering Sought by Soviet

“War Monger’ Charges Hot issue for UN   Debate Follows Soviet Defeat on Balkans Plan

Warmonger Debate Opened by Russia  Expect Charges Will Arouse Verbal Blast

U.N. APPROVES WATCHDOG FOR BALKANS AREA   Russia Will Boycott Board; Bitter Debate Due Today On ‘Warmonaerina’

“War Monger” issue Up Today   Series of Bitter Verbal Barrages Expected Today

U.N. Turns To Russian ‘War Monger’ Charges Expect Verbal Barrage

New UN Clash   Looms   Soviet ‘Warmongering’ Demands Due To Be Heard By Assembly

Russia Fires First Volley After Defeat In Assembly   Balkan Commission Gets Overwhelming Approval On Ballot

War Mongering Charge Studied  Russians Suffer ©   Russians Suffer ~ Watchdog Defeat.

East and West Battle Over War Mongers   Soviet's Demand Reaches Debating Stage in UN

Red Charges Up for Debate Before UN.   Verbal Battie Looms Over "Wormonaerina’

TO SCAN RUSSIAN CHARGE   UN Turns To Red Accusation Of ““‘Warmoncer”

U.N. to Take Up Russia’s Warmongers   Series of Heated Verbal Barrages on Charges In Prospect

U.N. Turns To Russia’s Charges  Prospects Of History-Making Verb: ] Rarraces

Warmon ering Comes Bef ore  UN Assembly   Prospects Are For Verbal Barrages Outstripping Anything Yet

'Vichinsky Drafts Assault  After Russia Suffers Defeat On: Balkans’ -- Watch Proposal

Housewives Of Nation Refuse Rationing Idea   Restaurants Also Serving Meat If Criuctamare Ack

- Truman's Request Spurned   U.P. Survey Shows Prices Kept Meat Off Many Tables

Company Rejects Union s Request For Arbitration   Negotiations Will Be Continued Today Wtih Both Parties

PHONE TALKS ARE  AT A STANDSTILL   Union Demands Arbitratior of Fringe Issues; Southwestern Bell Refuses   SESSIONS THRU NIGHT

No Progress Is Indicated   Union Proposes To Accept Offer Under Crtain Conditions, Company Says No

NO PROGRESS IN PHONE CASE AS UNIONISTS BALK   Company Also: Refuses To Ar. bitrate Fringe Issues; Meeting Arranged

Telephone Conference Deadlocked   Newest Impasse Develops After Surprise Offer By Phone Union

New Deadlock Grips Phone Negotiation   Company Rejects Union's Surprise Offer for Arbitration; New Conference Underway This Afternoon Without Indication of Progress =”

5. W. BELL, UNION ARE IN DEADLOCK   A Conference Extending Well Into Early Morning Fails to Produce an Agreement to End Long Telephone Strike.

AT A STANDSTILL   Union Demands Arbitration of Fringe Issues; Southwestern Bell Refuses

Southwestern. Bell Company In Final Offer   CONFERENCES TO END STRIKE CONTINUE DEADLOCKED

Phone Talks Deadlocked   Bell Rejects. Union Offer to Arbitrate Wage Differences.

NEW DEADLOCK IN THE TELEPHONE HEARING TODAY   Negotiations to End Strike In Five-state Area Was Stymied,   WAS OVER ARBITRATION   Intensifitd Joini and Separate Nevotiation Session Lasted for Hours,

More Cold Is Seer For Montana; Temperatures Skid  _ Many Cities Already  Feel Subzero  Readings Over State

More Dust Storms in  Midwest:   Ag. Dept. Warns More Trpuble for Plains in Next 5 Years.

ANOTHER DUST ERA PREDICTED   Farmers Warned of Return  Of Damaging Drouth

Worse Dust Storms Than in 1930’s Forecast for Great Plains Region

RETURN OF DUST STORMS FORECAST   U. S. EXPECTS WINDS TO BE MORE DESTRUCTIVE THAN THOSE IN ’30S,

(Farm Experts Say Severe’ Droughts, Dust Storms Will Come Back Again--SomeDay

Destructive Droughts Are Forecast   Great Plains Areo Is in Danger of Dust Storms

May Start Next Month, O: May Not Come For Anoth er 20 Years; Safe Farmine Practices Called Vita

PECK REQUESTS SPECIAL LEGISLATURE SESSION TO DISCUSS RENT CONTROL

East. West Division ~ Widens as Russian Boycott Develops   Recovery Conference Is Avoided by Russia and Her Satelites

Soviet Friends Boycott Parley   East-West Split Widens; Only Finland to Be Heard from Negatively

East-West Breach Widens   States in Eastern Europe Bow to Soviet Demands and Boycott Conference at Paris

Finns Fade From Aid Meeting   Moscow Blocks Attendance at Paris Conference Saturday

European Cleavage Complete   Finland Rejects Bid to Economie Meet--All Soviet Sattalitec Ctrw Mess

RIFT WIDENS ON ECONOMIC PLAN   Soviet Faction Fights Western Aid Proposal -

EAST-WEST RIFT DEFINED ON EVE OF DISCUSSION   FINLAND LAST OUT ¢# AS 14 POWERS SEND EXPERTS TO PARLEY

Russia’s Friends Are All Lined Up To Boycott Plan   Only One, Finland, Remains To Be  Heard From

RIFT IN EUROPE WIDENS ON EVE OF PARIS MEET   Russian Satellites Boycott Recovery Conference Under Pressure of Soviets

EUROPEAN RIFT WIDENS ON EVE OF PARIS TALKS   14 Nations Accept Invitations to Discuss Marshall Aid Plan

Soviets And Stooges Will Boycott Parley   14 Nations Accept Invitations To Study Europe's Economic Rebirth

Split Widens On Eve OF  Paris Meeting   Seven Nations Decline Invitation; Only Finland Hasn’t Reported.

Finland Rejects Invite to Paris Economic Meet   Helsinki Announcement Brings Total of NonCooperating to Eight

Lineup for Conference  Is Settled   All Eastern European Na tions Staying Ont of  Paris Meeting on Eco  namic BRehahiitatian

Finland Joins Group; Parley Opens Saturday   Heavy Pressure From Moscow Seen In Refusal Of Nations To Attend

East-West Rift in Europe Widens On Eve of Conference On U. S. Aid

Ready Ko or  Conference   Nations With Soviet Economic Ties Will Not Attend Session 

Rift Widens On Conference Eve   Russia’s Friends Boycott Meeting

RUSSIA STRIVES TO STYMIE THE MARSHALL PLAN   Soviet Friends Line Ur With Reds In Boy. cott Of Meeting Te Consider Aid Offer ed By U. S. To Re build Europe.

Rift Widens On Eve Of Conference  No Official Reply Sent By Finland

Rift Widens  In Europe 14 Nations Accept   14 Nations Accept Paris Invitation

EIGHT NATIONS BOYCOTTING PARLEY   Russia’s Friends Reject Invitations To Attend   To Participate In Meeting About Economic Plan; Finland In Doubt

Soviet Rift On Recovery Conference  Is Widening   7 Nations Refusing To Attend Sessions On Marshall’s Plan

Completes Cleavage Of Europe   Fourteen Nations To Be At Meeting Opening Saturday

Satellite: Powers Follow Lead in Rejecting Panis Invitation   °14 WILL BE THERE   Consultations on Marshal! ) Plan Will Start  ' Tomorrow

Rift Widens as Red: Put Pressure on Balkan Countries  Rirecian Snhora   Russian Sphere Boycotts Meeting Unanimously Today

PASS UP BIDS TO AID PARLEY   Reports Say Romania, Yugoslavia, Poland  Will Not Attend

Fourteen Nations To Participate In Paris Parley On Marshall Plan   Seven Others Under Russian Domination Have Rejected Invitations To Attend; CzechoSlovie Withdraws At Moscow’s Demand.

14 COUNTRIES TOGO TOPARIS; 8 TO STAY HOME   East-west Rift in Europe Widens; Finland Latest Nation to Say No

Russian Friends Won't Be In Paris Parley Tomorrow   Czechs Fear Offending Soviets; Russian Policy Clearly Shown

Talks to Open Saturday on: Marshall Plan   All Soviet-Dominated States Now Have Refused to Attend

Finland Rejects Paris Conference: East-West Rift in Europe Complete   Finns Join Other Eight Nations in Russian Orbit in Turning Down Invitation; Hungarian Source Reveals ‘Threat’ of Soviet Reprisals

Three Nations Shun Parley,  Moscow Says  Romania, Poland And Yugoslavia _  Named in Broadcast

SEVEN NATIONS REJECT BIDS TO CONFERENCE   All Eastern Europe States Follow Lead Of Soviet Russia

Rift in Europe Widens on Eve Of Paris Meet   Russia’s Friends Line Uo in. Boyeott?

FINLAND JOINS REDS’ BOYCOTT OF CONFERENCE   14 Countries Accept; Soviet Satellites Reject Invitation

Rift Widens As Reds Shun  Diseussions   Soviet Satellites Line Up In Boycott Of Meeting Called To Help Europe

Russia’s Boycott  Is Made Complete   Satellite Powers Follow Lead in Rejecting Paris  Invitation   Consultations on Marshal Plan Will Start  Tomorrow

Soviet Pressure Adds Finland To Parley Boycott   Devision Of Finnish Cabjuet Takes AJI States In Russian Orbit Out OF  Tomorrow s Confcrence

RIFT BROADENS IN LINE-UP FOR TALKS AT PARIS   Russia’s Friends Join With Her In ‘Boycotting’ Of Economic Meeting

14 Accept Bids For Conference  OnAidProgram   Seven Nations In Soviet Bloc Reject Session Invitations; Due to Open Tomorrow   Czechs Back Track After Acceptance   Moscow Radio Broadcaste Report Finland Toras Down Bid; Pressure By Soviet Seen

Seven Small Nations Stay In Red Orbit   14 Others Join. In Conference On Aid for Europe

14 Nations To Meet In  Conference   Paris Meeting on European Economic Recovery To Open Tomorrow; Soviet Nations Refuse Invitations

RIFT WIDER IN {ROPE ON EVE if AID PARLEY   ‘-norraw's Conference Wil Convene Minus Russia and Her Friends.

Soviets Add Finns To Boycott List   BELSINEI —7\— The. Finnish radio announced tonight that Finland had declined an invitation to the Paris economic conference.

Koreans Say Incident Was On Zone Line   No Casualties Were Reported

All Held Backers Of Second War   Master Builde-: Of Hitler Army Prosecutor Says

U. §. ACCUSES 24 OFFICIALS OF WAR CRIMES  Prosecutor Char ges   Prosecutor Charges Farben Executives Were Wehrmacht’s Master Builders.

Major Blame for War Laid to I. G. Farben   U.S., Opening War Crimes Trial Of 24 Officials of German Firm, Charocee Cambine ‘Wanted To Conquer’

24 ARE LABELED MASTER MINDS BEHIND HITLER   Group Accused by U. S. of Being Largely Responsible For World War fl

14 Farben Leaders Face U.S. Charges  Top Cartel Officials   Top Cartel Officials On Trial in Nuernbera

WAR GRIMES TRIAL UF 24 1G. FARBEN OFFICIALS OPENED   U.S. Charges They Were Master Builders of Hitler’s Army and Largely to Blame for World War II.   MAJOR TEST MADE IN INDUSTRIAL FIELD

Farben Officials — Called Builders Of Hitler Army   Trial -of 24 Leaders of Munitions Firm Is Started in Nuremburg   ACCUSED OF WAGING WAR OF AGGRESSION   Men Largely Responsible For World Conflict, Says U. §. Prosecutor

2 EX-SERVICEMEN ACCUSED OF THEFT OF ATOM SECRETS   Former Army Photographers . at Los Alamos Project in New Mexico Arrested by Federal Agents.   BOTH ORDERED HELD UNDER $10,000 BOND   Prisoners Alleged to Have Removed Property and to Have Taken Pictures of Installation.

FBI Arrests  Former Army Photographers   New Mexico Residents Charged with Taking Records from Project

TWO CHARGED WITH ATOMIC PHOTO THEFTS   Ex - Servicemen Jailed Following Probe By Agents Of FBI

EX-SERVIGEMER ARE SEIZED FOR THEFTS   Two Are Charged With Pilfering Atomic Bomb Secrets

TwoMore Arrested n Theft Of Atom Data   Former Gls Held In New Mexico On Charaes Of Taking U. S. Documents

FBI JAILS TWO FOR STEALING ATOMIC PAPERS   Ex-GI Photographers Charged With Theft of Secrets From Alamos

Accused of Stealing Secret Records at Los Alamos, N. M., Project.

Charge Theft Of Atomic Secrets  Two Ex-Servicemen Arrested By FBI

Former GI's in Custody of FBI Probers   Stolen Films All Recovered asin Previous Cases, FBI Says.

VETERANS HELD FOR STEALING ATOMIC SECRETS   Naval Officer ‘Found Not Guilty

Pair Charged With Taking Secret Photos   Property, Records Removed From Sandia, Los Alamos Project

Two Accused Of Stealing  Atom Secrets  Both Were Army Photographers  As F .. At...

Bowling Alley Proprietor Is Slain Saturday   Wealthy Dayton Mar Shot To Death in Front of Home   Officers Seek Body of Negro   Recipient of Pie in Face ‘Big Hearted’   North Carolina Wood Country Searched   Missing Flyers Being Sought   Cab Driver Charged in Shooting of School Boy

MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES FILED IN BOY'S DEATI   Columbus Cabbie Whe Bhai “Prewler" Ordered te Court

ARMY SERGEANT DIES WHEN HIT BY TRAIN   Man Was Confident Lecomotive Would Stop Before Hitting Stalted Machine

ROBBERY FOILED IN DETROIT BAR   Ex-Sergeant With 2 Guns Kills One Intruder, Wounds Another

BARTENDER WINS HOLDUP BATTLE   ESCAPES INJURY IN EXCHANGE OF SHOTS AT DETROIT TAVERN

Two-Gun Bartender Kills Robber, \Wounds Another in Foiling Holdup

Gunman Shot in Holdup Attempt  Companion Wounded By Ex-Army Officer

Atmosphere Of Gloom at Paris Parley   Success of Conference In Doubt; Position Of Russia Unknown

Gloom Hangs Over Paris: Failure Seen  . News Blackout   News Blackout Shrouds Talks on Aid Proposal

Bidault Asks Sept. 1 Limit On Aid Setup   Molotoy Expresses Opposition to Haste In Recovery Effort

DOUBT SUCCESS PARIS MEETING   BELIEVE RUSSIANS STALL WITH PLEA FOR MORE DETAILS

Doubt Seen For Any Big Results   Bevin and Bidault Hold Secret Session Prior to Day’s Talks

Success Of Paris Talks ‘In Doubt   French, British Are Gloomy As Reds Seek ‘Clarification’ Of Marshall Proposal

(loom Pervades Conference And  Success Doubted   Bevin And Bidsult Con fer Before Second Sesccion.

SUCCESS OF THE BEVIN-BIDAULT MEETING IN DOUBT   A Gloomy Atmosphere in Both Britsh and French Headquarters.   WILL MEET LATE TODAY   Russia’s Position Might Be To Request More Information.

Gloomy Atmosphere Is Felt As Europe's Big 3 Discuss Marshall Plan

News ‘Blackout’ At Conference Of Ministers Keeps Discussion Secret, But Tass Gives Tip-Off On Attitude Of Soviet Deleqate

Gloom Marks Paris Meeting With Russian:   French, British Doubtful Of Success For Parley With Molotey On Major Economic tnterests

Gloom Pervades Meetings on Recovery-Aid .  Russia Takes Siand Mere

Doubt Economic Parley Success   English, French Ministers — Glum = after Meeting  tele Molotov

Gloomy View 'ForEconomic Conference   British And French Reported Pessimistic About Success Of Talks With Molatae

Outlook for Conference Is Gloomy   Doubt Cast on Success of Meeting With Russians By British and French After Private Confab

Gloomy Feeling About 3 Power Session Shown   Success of Mec* Called Doubtfei

A Gloomy Start In London Confab   Bevin and Bidault Confer Before Meeting with Molotov     BaAfrcrryty’ WraAAt'TC TV\ATA

State Department To Get Indonesian Issue   To Provide Initial Test Of Future Attitude Toward Islands’ Armed Struaale

U. 5. WILL FACE INDONESIA TEST   Must Decide Attitude Toward Republic's Struggle With Dutch   ARMS USE OPPOSED

U.S. EYES WAR IN EAST INDIES   Envoy's Visit To Test Ameri: can Attitude Toward Conflict in Indonesia

State Dep't F aces Test On Indonesia   To Decide Whether To Admit Indonesiat Premier To U. S.

CARS NEEDED TO HAUL RUHR COAL OUTPUT   Transportation Shortage a Big Barrier to Satisfactory Anglo-American Plan for Speeding Up Fuel Production.

Dutch To Keep 2 Areas Taken  From Indonesia   Won't Give Back Rich Regions Of Sumatra And Madoera

Indonesians May Move Capital  To Sumatra Soon  Report Charges Dutch Forces Attacked Islamics at Prayer

War Again Draws Near In Far East   Indonesian Army Ordered _ To Prepare for Long ” Siege as Uneasy Truce Appears Less Secure

INDONESE PLAN CAPITAL MOVE   Dutch Plan to Hold Rich Areas ‘Safe,’ Governor Announces

U. N. to Devote Full Attention To Balkan Plans   General Debate Delaying Greek Talks in Council Broken in Session Today

Security Council Ends General Balkan Debate  Discusses Two a  ee

Balkan Issue Is Nearing Vote In ULN. Couneil   Delegates Plunge Into Conflicting U. S:., Russia Plans as Debate Ended

Soviet Blamed For Filibuster Balkan Plan   Reds Seen Making Move Tx Delay UN Action On Keeping Watch In Danger Zone

U.N. Council Reviews Rift On Balkans   Conflicting Views of Russia, America Taken Up

GENERAL BEBATING ON BALKAN ISSUE BROUGHT TO CLOSE   Conflicting Views of U.S. and eg  Russian Plans of Action to Be Discussed

Council Ends Debate on Balkan Fuss   Discussion of Soviet And U. S. Plans Due; Vote Is Near:

U.N. Closes Floor Debate On Balkans   Couneil Working To Clear Up Red, U. S. Differences

Balkan Debate Ends In Accord   Council Turns To Conflict Over Plan To Use

UN.. COUNCIL ENDS “BALKANS DEBATI   Begins Discussion Of U. 5. Russian Programs

BARGAINING HAS BOGGED DOWN   Western Electric Biggest Stumbling Block to Ser. vice Resumption.

Negotiators Fail To Reach Aareement In Phone Strike   Hudson Workers Get Wage Hike

House Group To Prepare ‘Omnibus’ Labor Bill  Current Measures’   Current Measures’ Best Features  To Be Embraced,  Rep. Hartley Says

Omnibus Labor Bill Seen by Rep. Hartley   House Chairman Says Forthcoming Measure Will Be Invineible

‘Omnibus’ Labor Bill Is Promised  Strong Enough To Pass Over Veto, Said

Omnibus Labor Measure ToBe ~ Drafted Soon   Proposed Bilt Held Strong _ Enough to Pass Over  a Veto

Labor Committee Chairman Sets March 15 As Deadline; Hearings to Start; Senate Body Told Waaner Act Is ’Strike Breeder’

March 15 Labor Bil Deadline   Date Set With Idea of Heading Off Another Coal Strike

Deadline Put On Labor Bill   Hartley Promises Stron; Measure by March. 15

StrikeConirol Bil lo Be Speeded   Congressmen Seek to Head Off Possibility Of New Coal Walkout

Hoping To Scotch New Coal Walkout Planned April 1   Chairman Hartley Plans Bill’s Passage By March 15 Deadline: Doesn’t Fear Veto

HOUSE HEARING ON LABOR BILLS TO START SOOM   May Have Strike Zi on Floor by Mar. 15

House Committee To Write Strong, Omnibus Labor Bill  Hartley Confident It Will Pass Veto; March 15 Deadline Set

Labor Committee  ‘Plans New Bills   House Chairman Says New Measure Will Be Strong Enough To Pass Over Veto; Secondary Boycott Denounced At Senate Committee Hearing

House Labor Group to Write ‘Omnibus’ Bill   Hearings to Start Nex! Wednesday; Senators Get Union Curb Plea

OMNIBUS BILL IS PLANNED   Hearings on Labor Measures Scheduled To Start Next Week

OVER-ALL LABOR MEASURE PLANNEL   HOUSE CHAIRMAN SAYS Tf! WILL BE STRONG ENOUGH TO PASS OVER VETO.

House Committee Plans “Omnibus” Labor Measure  Overall Bill To Be Ready By March 15

“Omnibus” Labor bill, Strong Enough to Pass Over Veto, Is Proposed

STRONG LABOR BILL PREDICTED   Hartley Says Measure, Expected by March 15, Could Override Veto -

TO PUSH STRIKE CONTROL BILL TO FOIL LEWIS   House Committee Expects Action Ry March 15

Hearings On Labor Legislati Will Begin Next Wednesda Will Hear House Members W Have Introduced Bills   HOUSE ACTION TO BE INDEPENDERK

Odom Gets Hero’s Welcome  Announces Plons For New Global Flight Over North And South Pole

Jack Heuton Fired Shots, Sheriff Says   Fusillade Kills Elgie, Lois Wes sel; Injures Don, Clayton

Jack Heuton F ired      Fusillade Kills Elgie, Lois Wes sel; Injures Don, Clayton‘

Signed heport Gives Support To Armed Band   Nine Nations Favor; Rus. sia, Poland Oppose; Blame Three Nations.

U. N. Curbs On Support Proposed   Yugoslavia Accusec of Interfering in Northern Greece

Probe Declares Balkan Bands  Menace Peace   Primary Blame Placed on Yugoslavia By U.N. Inquiry

Yugoslavia Is Given Blame In Uprisings .  Action By UN Is Recommended By

Balkan Rebels Branded as Peace Menace   U-N to Keep Close Watch Over Frontier

' —UN REPORT — Violations In Balkans Held Peace  Menace   CITE ALBANIA, BULGARIA

2 Other Nations Also Accused by UN Probe Group   Support of Balkan Frontier Violations Termed Peace Menac:

Balkans Group Submits Formal Report to U.N.   Blame Yugoslavia For Guerrilla War On Greek Border

MALKAN GROUP ORED BY UN OMMISSION   port Holds Greek Neighbors guilty; Charges Threat To Peace.

Pin Most Blame ion Yugoslavia   Recommend That Frontier Conventions Be Set Up ta Work for Peace

U.N. Greek Study Hits  Yugoslavs   Commission to Check Balkan Area Another Two Years Proposed

Balkan Probers Find Yugoslavs Aid Guerrillas   U.N. Committee Says Warfare in Greece Fomented by Tito

Yugoslavia Blamed in U.N. Report   _Border Bands . Menace Peace, Probers Claim

Russian Satellites Blamed for Much Of Balkan Trouble   Armed Bands Menace World Peace Investigation Commission Finds In Report To UN Security Council

Support Of Armed Bands Criticized   Slavs Blamed For Guerrilla Activities

SLAVS BLAMED FOR INCIDENTS   United Nations Commission Studying Balkan Trouble Spots Blames Yugoslavia Principally. °*

U. N. Probe Of  Greek Frontier Incidents Ends   Balkans’ Investigation Group Blames Yugoslavia for Greek Guerilla Warfare.

U.N. Group Raps Greek Neighbors  Frontier Raids Called Balkan Peace Threat. Yugoslavia Blamed

Russia Opposes Balkan Report   Frontier Activity Termed Menace To Peace

Balkan Raiders Menace Peace,  Probe Reveals   Yugoslavia Blamed For Causing Most Trouble . In Greece; Russia Opposes Report

BALKAN WATCH REPORTS   Support of Armed Bands Rapped as Menace to Peace

UN COMMITTEE PLACES BLAME ON YUGOSLAVIA   END THREE MONTHS INVESTIGATION INTO BALKANS SITUATION

PROBERS FAVOR UN'S ACTION ON BALKAN BANDS   Attack Yugoslavia, Bulgaria And Albania For Role In Frontier Incidents

U.N. Commission Also Levels Charge At Bulgaria And Albania; Rough Fight on Report To Council Seen

Name 719 Railroads In Charge   Lines Deny Claims Of Over-Payments On War Shipments

U.S. Asks 719 Lines To Repay Over - Charges   Government Charges Rates On !nert Explosives Too High

Petrillo Bans Joint Radio Broadcasts  AM-FM Station Plea Is Denied

MEN’S DRESS ‘SHIRTS TO GO UP IN PRICE   Seven Well-Known Manufacturers to Put Increase into Effect ~ Wext S&nrinzc. .

RANKIN 10 HEAD EDUCATION BODY   Gastonia Man Unanimously Elected As Permanent Chairman Of State Education Commission.

Speed in Labor Settlements {s Held Important   Board Sets Up Rules For Fair And Fast Handi. ing Of Disputes

Fast and Fair Rules Are Set For Handling  Labor Cases  Unions, Employers Face New Problem As New Controls Canintn Ref oet

Unions, Employers Face Problems Under New Law   Speed Emphasized in Handling Disputes Between Unions—NLRB Announces “Fast and Fair” Rules

NLRB Issues New Rules For Settling Jurisdietional Disputes Emr phasizing Speca

NLRB Announces Rules Under New Labor Act   Plans ‘Fast, Fair’ Policy in Settling Of Controversies

NLRB STAFF READY. TO HANDLE CASES ‘UNDER NEW LAW   ‘Group Lays Down Rules for  Settling Jurisdictional Dis-putes and Dealing —-, With Other Rows,       FAST PROCEDURE TO BE CALLED FOR   Unions and Employers. Face  Confusing Problems as“  Tait-Hartley Act ~~ Goes Into Effect.

FASTA RULES ARE SET BY LABOR BOARD   Emphasis Under TaftHartley Act Will Be-On Speed, Agency Says   UNIONS ARE SILENT ON FUTURE STRATEG'

Labor Board Announces Set Of New Rules   Stress Speed In Settlement Of Disputes

Unions, Employers Face Period of New. Confusing Problems   Set of “Fast and Fair’ Rules Announced By Federal Ageney; Employer Now Can File Unfair Practice Charges Against Lnions

NLRB’s New Set of Rules  Is Announced  Unions, Employers Are   Unions, Employers Are Faced With Problems Under Taft-Hartley Act

Taft-Hartley Act Takes Full Effect; NLRB Announces Set of ‘Fast And Fair Rules’ For Settling Labor Disputes Quickly

READY ACTION UNDER TAFT. HARTLEY LAW   Procedure Is Outlined For Handling Other Cases Under Act

NLRB FIXES NEW RULES FOR FAIR ACTION   Emphasis for Settling Labor Troubles Is Placed on Speed

NLRB Moves To Speed Up Labor Cases   Sete ‘Fast and Fair’? Rules As Taft-Hartley Act  Donn. Teeter Bffont

Emporia Student Nurse Slaying Baffles Police   BUCS FOUNCE  Hospizal Morgue Prowler Mystifies  . Officers; A Local y Denha Llmclae Uo,

A K. C. Murder Bafftes Police   Investigation Into the Brata! Slaying of Lewis 4. Spencer.

Hospital Murder Mystery Grows   ‘Unlocking Of Morgue Room Baffles Police

BIG PROGRAM PLANNED Solons Planning  Legislation For State Session

BIG PROGRAM PLANNED  Solons Planning Cont roversial ~Leaislation For State Session

Oppenents Block Seating Of Bilbo  Strength Shown In Two Test Votes

Southerners Hit Back After He Is Denied Seat      GOP Is Determined To Break Deadlock As Taft Threatens Continuous Day-Night Session   Southerners Talk For Bilbo On Motion To Seat Brewster   Filibuster Doesn’t Start Until White  Asks Senate To Recognize Calleaciwea

Barkley Offers Compromise to Allow Seating   GOP Bloc Determined to Keep Southerner Out Entirely

Southern Solons Filibuster in Support of Bilbo   Organization of Nev ere We ee   Organization of Nev Senate Delayed by Talkfest Action

Senate Adjourns ‘To 11 a.m. Today With Question Unsettled. And Filibuster In The Making By Friends OF Mississippian

Southerners Strike Back as Bilbo Halted  From Assuming Post   Sharp Words Fly in Chamber as Backers Of Mississippi Solon Battle for Rights; Swearing in of 36 Senators Delayed

Chamber In Uproar When Roll Is Called   Republicans Plan Day-and-Night Session If Southerners Continue To Hold Up Proceedings

Southerners Put Up Fight; Bilbo Barred At Door   Mississippi Senator Accused Of Intimidating Negroes From Voting And Violating Law In Dealings With War Contractors

Southerners Actin Effort To Secure  Bilbo Seating   Senate Recesses Until Noon Today Following Hours Of Hectic Debate

i * ° e  Loses 2 Tests By Wide Votes   ‘Man’ Temporarily Out; Barkley Offers Deal; LOD an Guide Te

Southern Solons Filibuster in Support of Bilbo  Organization of New Senate Delayed by Talkfest Action

Bilbo Blocked From Chamber; Debate Brisk      Republican Majority Determined to Break "Talk Fest’ -

Bilbo Fails  To Get Seat In Senate   Southerners Stage Wilibuster Under ‘The RBanner-Of States—_Rights, Senate Reeesses Until Noon Today.

Senate Seeks Inflation Bill Ballot Today   Republicans Jam Measure for House Action by Friday

Democrats Try To Amend GOP Inflation Bill   Seek to Include Part of Truman Program In Measure

Democrats to Try to Amend GOP Measure   Decide Not To Block Consideration  By Senate

HOPE TO PASS CONTROL Bill THIS SESSION   Speedy Senate Action Will Put Before House Two Federal Reins and One Voluntary Action to Check Inflation.

Democrats _ Seek Price Bill Changes   Abandon Move to Block Consideration of G.O.P. Program

Democrats Will Seek to Amend Economic Bill  Barkley Says Strategy is To lmnrave CAD Peannce

Democratic Leaders Seek Amendments   Say Measure Not Adequate To Curb Prices

Senate Dems Not to Block Price Curbs   Will Seek Instead To Amend Measure Presented by Taft

INFLATION BILL CHANGES AIM OF DEMOCRATS   pariy Will Not Attempt T slock G.O.P. Measure in Senate. ws

Senate Democrats Give Up Efforts To Block GOP Anti-Inflation Bill: To Attempt To Amend It Instead

HOPE TO PASS REPUBLICAN PLAN TODAY   Taft Admits Democrats Can Block Program   Offered As Substitute For Truman Plan; Debate Opened In Senate

WILL SEEK AMENDMENTS - Dems Drop Plans to Block ~GOP Anti-Inflation Bill

DEMS TO TRY T0 AMEND GOP BILI   Seek to Perfect Anti-Infation Legislation.

Taft Proposes Stop-Gap Plan Sent To Senate   GOP Leaders Race Time:In Move To Speed Measure Throngh Ahead O£ Session’s Close

Demos Will Try To Amend GOP Sponsored Bill   Give Up Plan to Block Consideration

‘Decide Won't Try To Block If from ‘Considerafion   Same Republicens May Batk ef Effort to Rusk: Bill Through Senafe Fust Mow

Democrats Will Not Block Taft Bill But Will Try To Amend It   Distilleries And Gov't At Odds On Saving Grain

Race Clock In Effort To Beat Session’s Close   ‘Hope To Gain Senate Ap proval By Night, Opening  Way For House Action By  Kyidav: Opposition Brews

Administration Abandons Price, Wage Controls  Taft Counter-Measure ~ Is Sped Toward Senate

Dernocrats Will Try To Amend Control Bill   Effort To Block Consideration Of Measure Abandonec

Democrats fo Seek fo Amend Economic Bill:   Chairman Barkley Says Democrats Will Seek to Carry Out  Truman Proqram

European Aid Bill Made Law   House Republicans Beaten On Inflation

Demos Not To Block, But Try To Amend Bill   Won’t Delay Consideration of Republican Anti-Inflation Measure

arty Leaders Race Time In Effort To Jam Own AntiInflation Legislation Through And Open Way For Possible House Action This Week—Democrats  Discard Proposals To Try Blocking Measure, But Will Try To Amend It

Democrats Will Try to Amend Anti - Inflation Bill of GOP   Barkley Says Aim Will Be To Perfect Republi can Measure

Minority To Seek To Amend Rather Than Block GOP Three-Point Plan

SENATE DEMOCRATIC POLICY GROUP DISCARDS PROPOSALS TO TRY AND BLOCK .GOP ANTLINFLATION BILL

Republicans In Drive For Bill Passage   Taft's ‘Stop Gap Substitute For 10. Point Cost Plan.

Democrats Hope Only To Amend Proposals And Will Abandon Price-Pay Angle; House May Get Bill in Time For Early Action

—Taft Urges Prompt Senate Approval—  Anti-Inflation Bill ls Debated

Republicans : Put On Race Against Time  Democrats Car   Democrats Car Block Program, Taft Asserts

Senate Policy Group Gives Up Blocking  Democrats Hope to   Democrats Hope to Carry Out As Much Of Anti-Inflation  Program As Possibl

Change Tactics Calling for Block .  Demos Will Attempt to Amend Republican Annti-Inflation Bill

BLOCK OF PRICE ‘QURBS ACT ‘OUT   Dems Decide To ‘Amend Plan By Republicans

Democrats To Try To Amend Bill   Will Take This Course Rather Than Try To Block G. O. P Anti-Inflation Vave

Will Let GCP Plan Come Up and Then ‘try to Attach ‘Their fwn Amendinents      PARTS GF TRUMAN PLAN. : MAY GG IRTO MEASURE

Democrats May Stop Action On Ohio Senator’s Bill, Which Is Substitute For AntiInflation Legislation Proposed By Tru rian.

_ -—- ECONOMIC —  Taft Hopes For Vote Today   MEASURE GOES BEFORE SENATI

TAFT PRESSES SENATE 0. K. OF INFLATION CURB   G.0.P. Races Against Clock To Push Action Through At Special Session *

ENDS AN ATTEMPT TO BLOCK GOP ANTIINFLATION: BILL   The Senate Democratic Polic} Committee Discarded Proposals.   ATTEMPT TO AMEND IT   Offer Amendments In Effort to Carry Out As Much of Truman Program.

Senate Given GOP Anti-Inflation Bill   Republicans Racing Against Time To Jam Legislation Through By Night-Fall

SENATE DEMOS WONT TRY TO STOP GOP BILL   Policy Group Decides to Attempt to Amend. Ant-Inflation Measure

Flughes, Brewster Call Truce in Feud So Probe Can Proceed   Controversy Ends on Burst of Verbal Fireworks; Roosevelt's Name Is Aacin Iniected Into Testimony

Wage-HourChange Sought, to Preven  Portal Pay Suits  _ Administrator Urges  : Limitations Statute, 5

Wage-Hour Chief Requests Changes In Fair Labor Act  Walling Would Solve Portal Pay Situation

Plea Renewed For Authority To Half. Suits   Wage And ‘Hour Chie Wants. Changes In Fair Labor Act

ALLING ASKS POWER TO NIP PORTAL SUITS   Wage-Hour Boss Would Assume Liability In Defining Terms

Youth Wounds Three Officers   Shooting Occurs In  Reno Gambling Club

Information Filed ‘Udé Anti-Trust Laws. Southern Federal District of New York~by Justice Dept. . “ue

Pierce Kidnaps Man, Robs Store  Wanted Ex-Convict Steals Car Also

SEEK LARGE CUT IN AID PROGRAM   Rep. Jonkman Sponsoring Amendment For 50 Pct. Reduction

Co-Defendant Declares May Refused Pay   Dr. : Henry Garsson resumes Hig “Testimony, in +Federal “Céurt At JWar . Bribery Mera} ote *

May Refused Pay As Firm Officer, Garsson Asserts   Says Congressman Served as Fiscal Agent for   CONSIDERED WORK MORAL OBLIGATION   Doctor Denies Knowledge of Letters Listing May as the Owner

PENNSY PLANS FINANCING OF FOUIPMENT   Some of New Cars Will Be Built In Company’s Shops In Altoona.

Herbert Scores Federai Government's Grasp On States’ Duties, Powers

Federal Powers Hit By Herbert   Program Suggested By Ohio Governor

HERBERT BACKS LOCAL CONTROLS   Ohioan Urges Reclaim Or State Powers At Meeting

Greater New York City Is Planning Golden Jubilee Celebration in 1948

CANNOT STOP GAS MOVEMENT IN INCH LINES   Governor Duff Says Transmittal Would Be Interstate Commerce, States Powerless

ORDER PENNA. SALT AND THE R. F. C. TO PAY FOR DAMAGES   $10,000 for Harm to Vegetation On Club Grounds at Andalusia   FLUORINE !S BLAMED

GUN CLUB DAMAGES FOR RUINED VEGETATION   Blames Fiuorine Used In Making Aviation Gas

BRITISH REPORT FINDING BOMBIN DOWNING STREET   HOME-MADE DEVICE OPPOSITE RESIDENCE OF PRIME MINISTER

Dud Bomb Found Near 10 Downing St:   English Police Believe It Hoax—Detonator for Powder Missing

MORE RAIN FORECAST   Precipitation on 17 Days of 20 - in June So Far

SHOWERS ON THE WAY   Occasional Rain Is Ferecast for Fastern Kansas Tomorrow

Claims “World Situation” Has  Increased Need   Standardization of Military Methods in Western Hemisphere Is the Goal

Truman Urges Hemispheric Defense Plan   Asks Authority To Equip, Train Armies of West

Truman Plan Seeks to Arm, Equip and Train Nations In the Western Hemisphere

LATIN AMERICA, CANADA WOULD GET EQUIPMENT   Request to Congress Cites Need of  Cooperation

TRUMAN ASK FOR NEW BAR AGAINST REDS   Seeks Congress 0.K. on Arm ing Nations of Western Hemisphere

Military Alliance Requested   Truman Wants Arms anc Training Standardized in Whole Hemisphere

Truman Requests Congressional OK On Military Plan   Includes Arming, Training of Forces In Latin America And in Canada

TRUMAN SEEKS AUTHORITY FOR MILITARY PLAN   Wants Congress to Approve Program for Western Countries

Authority Wanted To Equip Forces   Action Said Made Important By New World Developments

Truman Wants U. S. To Equip And Train Armed Forces Of All Americas,  Including Canada.

‘DEVELOPMENTS’ SEEN REQUIRING AMERICAS HAVE MILITARY UNITY  CONGRESS ASKED TO GIVE AUTHORITY FOR PLANS THROUGH HEMISPHERE

Truman Asks Armed Alliance Of Americas  Seeks Congress Okeh of   ‘Seeks Congress Okeh 0! Plan for Military Cooperation

Standardizing Principle Aim, Truman Says   Seeks Fast Action in 2nd Plea; Cites World Developments _

Canada Included In Request Sent To Congressmen   Better Co-Operation Aim of Military Aid, President Asserts

Truman Would Equip, Train West Nations   More Important Now Than Year Ago; World Develop ments Prevail.

Hemisphere Aid \s Asked By President   Troops Training May Be Included In Aareements

Hemisphere Aid Is Asked By President  Troops Training May Be Included

TRUMAN ASKS TO ARM U.S. NEIGHBORS   President Urges Congress to Approve Plan for Equipping and Training  ,, Troops in the Western Hemisphere.

Truman Asks Military Kid for Hemisphere   Message to Congress Requests Approval of Bread Program, Including Arming and Training Of Armed Forces in Latin America and Canada

Truman Asks Authority To Help Neighbor:   Arms, Training Materiel Wanted.

‘Action Now Called ‘More Important’ Than Last Year   President Asks Congress For Power to Train And Equip Unified Forces

Gambling Raids To  Continue   Rossow Says Police Picking Up Slot Machines on Sight

American Troops In Germany Told To Forget Ambition, Comfort On V-E Day Anniversary

GERMANS SAID CONFUSED  —ULS. Forces In Germany Are Uraed To Help ‘Win Peace’

New Yorkers Displaying Yuletide Spirit Old Fashioned Christmas To Be Offered To UN Workers In Homes Of Americans

U. S.; Russia Clash Over Treaty   Revision of Peace Treaty for Ttaly Discussed

FIVE INCHES OF SNOW FALLS IX WESTERN AREAS   Sleet, Rain Hit Central Illinois, Indiana; East Digging Out of Drifts

East Battles Huge Snowdrifts  Late Winter Snows      Late Winter Snows Hit Other Areas

Some Families Still Isolated   Many Rural Schools Closed Due To Snow

Winter Lashes Large Part of U.S.; Résidents of Many Areas Snowbound

New York And New England Fighting Clear Of Four-Day Snowfall, But Other Sections Of Country Still Hard Hit.

Snow Is Still Harassing U.S.   Four-Day Fall In New England And Upstate New York.

U.S, DIGS OUT FROM HEAVY SNOWFALLS   Late Winter Brings Trouble To Many Areas

Bill Prohibits Recovery On Portal Wages   Rep. Knutson Says- Enormous Loss Of Revenue Would End Hope For   Tax Relief

Lower Wisconsin Trembles Under  First Earthquake Since 1700 A. D.

Tremor Shakes Part of State  Earthauake Shudde   Earthquake Shudder Southern Wisconsin

Earthquake Jars Wisconsin Area   Longer Tremor Might - Have Wreaked Consid erable Damage

Two Eseapees Brooklyn Jail Nabbed Again   Seven Others, Including Confessed Killer, Elude Iniensive 9-State Search

‘House Speaker for Recess With Right to Reeall   Tumult on the Air Waves Stirred by Senator White’s New Bill

= i   Tumult on the Air Waves Stirred by Senator White’s New Bill

Eisenhower Says Marines Not  To Be Swallowed  Chief of Staff Had Recommended Increase in Corps

Will Be Ample for the Local Thanksgiving Trade   CLT SIZE OF FLOCKS

NO BiG CHANGE IN ' PRICE OF TURKEYS   Supply Will Be Ample for the Local Thanksgiving Trade  CLT SIZE OF FLOCKS

Greek-Turk Plan Is Hit By Soviets   Say “Unilateral” Aims of U.S. Plan Being Camouflaged With UN Stamp

Gromyko Says U.S. Unfair In Loan Plan   Truman Criticized For Attempt To Assist Greece

Russ Attack Aid Program   Charge Truman With Trying to Conceal Unilaterial Character

Russia Aims New Blast at U.S. Poliey   Sweeping Atiack Made on ‘Unilateral Character’ Of Truman’s Program By Deputy Gromyko

Gromyko Hits Greco-Turkish ‘Aid’ Program   Charges Truman With Try ing to Conceal Unilat+ eral Character Of Proposal

GROMYKO BLASTS TRUMAN PROGRAM   Charges Belated Effort To . Adast UN Trademark

Gromyko Assails Unilateralism of  Greek Aid Plan   Vote of UN Groups Already Prejudaed, Russian Says

SOVIET FLAYS AID PROGRAM, CHARGES CONCEALING MOVE   Russian Contends Truman Aid Progam Belated!y Referred to U.N.

2ussia Says Truman Wants U.N. No ( Trademark’ on Greek Aid Plan Phon

TRUMAN 15 CHARGED WITH CONCEALMENT IN GREEK TURKISH AID  ALLEGED BELATED EF. FORT GET UNDER TRADE MARK UNITED NATIONS

Only Single Clue Is Spotted  In Plane Search  Bright Object Seen On Mguntainside Attracts Attention

GERMAN LOOT TO BE USED FOR RELIEF   $300.000,000 Gold Store To Be Distributed   ELEVEN COUNTRIES   Enter Claims For Money: Fund May Help France Over Difficulties

German Gold to Aid Europeans  Nazi-Looted Gold to Be Shared With Peoples in Needy Nations

MARSHALL AIDS RUSH HOME FOR VITAL REPORTS   Clayton, Douglas And Taylor Among Those Called To Air Europe’s Needs

Big 3 Commission Has Agreed To Gold Store Distribution Taken From Nazis

Allied Big 3 To Distribute Seized Loot   ~ Many Countries File Claims to Regain Milliens

Nazi Gold Loot To be Divided To Aid Kurope   Allies to Restore $330 Million— Lovett Says U.S. Aid Still Needed There

Arrange Prompt Re-Distribution   $330,000,000 Gold Store Is Not Expected to Banish Need for Stop-Gap Emergency Aid.

Nazi-Seized Gold Will Help Meet Needs of Europe   Big Three Commission Agrees to Distribution To Meet Present Crisis

U. S. Aid Needed Also, Lovett Says.   ‘Big Three’ Agree to Release Part of Store Prompt) v

To Distribute Gold Seized From Reich   3 Allies To Restore It Teo Looted Nations As An Aid Measure

Will Distribute Nazi Gold Store   Will Go Back to Nations Where Nazi Stole It

Stolen Gold To Be Given  Europeans   Horde Taken By Nazi Invaders To Be Refunded

U, 5, AGREES T0 RESTORE FUNDS STOLEN IN WAR   Britain, France Also Join ir Plan To Distribue Part Of 330 Million Store

Okay Distribution To Help Improve Financial Situation   Kleven Countries File Claims For $330,000,000 of Loot Recovered By Allied Troops

Part Of Store To Be Given Out Promptly  Riches Should a Need —  eraency Fein

Gold Seized by Allies from Nazis To Be Distributed   Allies Hope to Ease Financial Needs of European Cauntries-300 Million in Stare

Seized From Nazis in War   Prompt Distribution Decided By Biq Three

European Nations To Receive Gold Seized By Germans   Will Be Used To Help Meet Financial Needs

Nazi-Leoted Gold To Be Distributed   Allied Commission Plans To Give Back $330,000,000 to Countries From Which It Was Taken.

Nazi Millions To Help Meet Europe’s Needs   Big Three Will Dispose of Hoard Taken During War

Big 3 Agrees To Distribute Part of Gold Loot of Nazis   Won't Eliminate Need for Emergency Aid, Lovett Savs

Allied Big Three Acts To Help Ease Europe’s Critical Money Crisis.

Will Tap. European ‘Gold Pot’   Part of Nazi-Looted Store Will Be Divided Among Nations From Which It Was Stolen

USE BULLION T0 SUPPORT EUROPE UNTIL U. S. ACTS  ELEVEN COUNTRIES FILE CLAIMS FOR  PA PFW rere «611 a

Commission to Restore Gold to Countries From Which It Was Stolen

Allies To Give Out Nazi Gold   Store Seized In Germany Will Be Distributed To Ease Financial Crisis

Big Three Commission Takes. Action In Effort To Alleviate Financial Crisesin Countries.

Gold Store To Be Shared By 11 Countries   More Than Three Hundred Million To Be Divided

ACCORD NEAR IN STATE PLAN FOR TEACHERS   GOP Senators Move To Rule on Pay Plan Approved by House

SURPRISE MOVE BRINGS QUICK VOTE ON FUNDS   Fair Liquor Law Wiped Out In Measure Passed By Ohio Solons

BRINGS SCHOOL BILL UP FOR VOTE   Surprise Legislative Movo is Made in Attempt to Oatwit School Lob+ by — Committee Suspends Ruiles and Asks for ‘Immediate Passages

‘Sheriff's Fee Bill Is Frozen in Committee   Approval Of Similar Bill Keeps Issue Alive

Body Votes to Boost, Extend Pay 2 Years   Del. Knight Says House Group ‘Controlled by Sheriffs Association’

$1 MILLION FOR (SC RESEARCH   Atomic Energy Group Gives Money for Center

Barkley Critical Of Delay in Move To Assist Greeks   Kentucky Democrat Says Senate Cannot Meet Truman Deadline

Stop-Gap Loan To Greeks, Turks Seen by Barkley   Doubts Aid Bill Will Be Enacted Before March 31 'Deadline'

TRUMAN PLAN BEHIND SKED   BARKLEY PREDICTS THAT RFC EMERGENCY LOAN MAY BE GRANTED

Palestine Top of UN Problems   ‘Council Vacations after Failing to Agree on Eavotian Case

MISSISSIPPI ONTINUES ON RAMPAGE   It Is Estimated 1,295 Square Miles Of Land Inundated

FLOODS CAUSE HUGE DAMAGE   Engineers Estimate Loss In 2 Weeks at $30 Million; New Dangers Seen

Fights to  Save Area   50 Miile Long Levee On llinois: Side’ Of Miss: issippi In Peril

Battle Is Waged  to Save Levees   1,295 Square Miles ue Tesevesdowkinel

Floodwaters Weaken Dam:   ‘Tense Battle Is Being  Waged As Streams  Reach New Crests

New Crests Roll  Down Mississippi   Floods Menace Key  Levees Near Hannibal

Battle Is Waged  to Save Levees 1,295 Square Miles Are Inundated

Today’s Outlook   By SIGRID ARNE  TASK OF DEFINING AGGRESSION AGAIN CREATES DISPUTE

Aggression Definition Is Not Settled   Rio Conference Gets Old Teaser That Has Proved Problem In World Affairs For Many Decades

\Commitiee Votes to Take Labor Department Official  Off Federal Pay Roll on Grounds That He Is  ‘a Member of ‘Communist Inspired’ Organizations

Salary Denied - Edgar Warrer   High Labor Department Official Accused of Red Leaninas

Pay Refused Conciliator   Labor Mediator, 100 Aids Taken Off Pay Rofl

Ex-Associates Uphold Reputation of Ousted US. Cenciliation Chief

CAA Charts 40-Mile-Wide Strip As Nation’s ‘Skyway No. 1?  Private Flyers Will Get Own Coast-To-Coast Highway Soon

ee Weather VarFrom Freezing To Warm Weather In Eastern United States

MORE SHOWERS ON WAY TODAY   Midwest Temperature Rise Not Expected Until Saturday

Snow Falls In Nebraska,  lowa, Kansas  With Heavy Rains Adds to Threat In Flood Areas

Rain, Snow, Cold Weather Meted Out uver fhe Midwest:   Eastern States Report Unseasonably Warm Conditions

HEAVY RAINS HIT MIDWES!   Further Rise Expected In Flooded Rivers; Snow Falls in Nebraska

Summer Snows Plaster Midwest   Heavy Rains Swell Mississippi Feeders

BRITAIN PROPOSES U.N. MEETING ON PALESTINE   Survey Indicates Quick Approval Of Session for General Assembly

Expect Approval Of U.N. Session (n Palestine   Britain Proposes Special Assembly Session To Discuss Issue

UN OFFICIALS EXPECTING QUICK APPROVAL. OF BRITISH PROPOSED ‘SPECIAL SESSION ON PALESTINE

U.N. ACTION 0} PALESTINE SEEN   Quick Acceptance Of Brit. ish Proposal For Session Expected

Palestine Now  U. N. Problem   25-Year Headache Discarded by British

PALESTINE STUDY MAY COME IN MAY   Special UNO Session Sten Virtually Assured

Solons Urge Yearly Basis   GOP Congressmer to Fight Four-Yeor European Aid Plan

Rent Director Weighs 5 Pct. Jump Endorsed By Louwisville’s Board

Rent Hike Faces Nation’s Tenants   Louisville Recommendation Pondered By Creedon; May Establish Example

Delay Showdown On Income Tax;  File New Bills   Lawmakers Argue for Increased Revenue From Liquor, Beer Petition Filed

Eight Per Cent Tax Boost on Liquor Gets Hearing Today   Showdown On Income Tax Is Cause for Delay

PROCESS SERVER FINDS MEYER: =  ‘Hughes Aid Nalbed in Paternity Charge

Hughes’ Publicity Agent Is at Liberty on Bond  Police Sergeant Says Meyer Abusive At Time of Arrest

HUNGARY’S RED CABINET QUITS   Shake-up Of Party Follows Ballot-Box Stuffing Charges

Mrs. Truman’s Condition — Grows Worse   Chief Executive's Mother Suffers a Setback

TRUMAN'S MOTHER IS SERIOUSLY ILL   President Leaves Capital Early Saturday

Truman's Mother, 4, Near Death, After Relapse   Condition Is Critical, Doctor Says; President Flys to Bedside

SWANKY HOLDUP CLUES CHECKED   Former Convict Quizzed In $500,000 Robbery At Cleveland Club

WOMEN STAGING BACON STRIKE   New Orleans Group Won't Buy Until Prices Go. Down

How to Battle Inflation  New Orleans Women Band Together to ‘Bring Home Bacon—At Their Price

House Approves Bill Providing Road Revenue   Measures Would Mean Funds For County Highways

‘RED’ CONTROL OVER ROMANIA NOW PLANNED   DOCUMENTS SHOW THAT "BE. CURITY ARMY” 18 PLANNED TO BACK COMMUNIST REGIME

Former ‘Iron Guard’ Included in Communist Plans for ‘Security Army’ in Romania:

ROMANIA'S REDS FORMING GUARD   ‘Security Army’ . Believed Linked With Purge of Rightists

High Pay Predicted, Banner Output Seen   But Possibility Of Recession With About 6.000.000 Unemployed Held Threat To U. S.

Italian Leftists Withdraw Threat Of Labor Strike  Fresh Disorders Break In Sicily

‘Deadline’ Lifted In Ultimatum of Italian Workers  Threat of General Strike in Capital, Province Lessens

Strike Action ‘Is Postponed ~ By Ifaly Reds   Fresh Disorders Break Out In Sicily And  8 Boloona

U.S. Waits Red Approval of Plan For Korean Talks   Marshall Will Resume Study ' May 20th But Only on Democratic Basis

Marshall Seeks Talks on Korea   Conditional Reply Forwarded to Moscow By Cabinet Member

Officials Call On Americans For Voluntary  Rationing   See Action Helping To Feed Europe;  Senator Would Cut Shipments Abroad

Officials Calt For Voluntary ‘Food Rationing   Would Eat Less In Order Help Feed Europe

SEN. BREWSTER CALLS FOR CURB ON FOOD EXPORTS   Declares if Last Year's Rate of Shipments Continues Prices in U. S. Wil Go  “Out of Sight.”   VOLUNTARY RATIONING PROPOSED BY TWO   Secretary Harriman and Undersecretary of Agriculture Dodd Ask Ameri cans to Eat Less,

Voluntary Rationing Idea of 2 Government Officers to Help the Needy Abroad

High Officials Urge Rationing Of Food In U.S.      Brewster Calls for Cutback In Shipments ‘Overseas

EAT LESS AND FEED EUROPE, AMERICA TOLD   TRIM EXPORTS AND CURB HIGH PRICES, SENATOR SAYS

Officials Disagree On © Plan To Beg Americans To Reduce Food Ration   Some Hold Lating Less Would Mean More For Europe And Foree Price es Down.

Leaders Ask Curb To Aid Europe Need   Brewster Proposes Export Reduced To Halt Rising Costs

Europe's Need Enters Into Price Picture   Americans Urged to Eat Less, Voluntary Rationing Favored

AMERICANS TO EAT LESS FOOD   Senator Urges Curb On Exports to Check Rising Prices

AMERICANS URGED 10 EAT LESS 10 HELP FEED EUROPE      Voluntary Rationing Needed to Fight Red Menace, Officials Warn.   NQ HARDSHIP, THEY SAY   Brewster Would Cut Exports to Check Rising Costs at Home.

Brewster Would Curb F ood Shipment Abroad  orees With Harriman. Dodd   . Agrees With Harriman, Dodd ~ On Voluntary Food Rationing

Brewster thinks Food Shipments Should Be Curbed   Republican Leader Thinks Continued Exports Ta Europe Will Send Prices To American Consumer ‘Out OF Sicht’

FARM FIGURES GIVEN TRUMAN ARE OPTIMISTIC   Higher Yield Of Corn, Wheat Than Estimated Seen By Agriculture Heads

@ PAUL MALLON—  Ministers of Americas May Solve Problem of D. P.’s

Biss bab Abdio ee ee ; ye  Mi inisters of Ammerieas May Solve Problem of D. P.’s

DON READY FOR PRINCESS WEDDING DAY   Elizabeth’s Gorgeous Gown and Towering Cake Delivered

State Budget Up for Action   Final Figure Will Near 119 Millions

Michigan: And Southern California Wins Clinch Berths In Rose Bowl

FOOTBALL Final Scores   Trojans Clinch  Bowl Berth As Michigan Wins

President Berreta Of Uruguay Dies   Son of Italian Immigrant Elected in 1946

Uruguayan President Succumbs   Pan-Americanism Supporter Dies After Operation

SPECIAL SESSION IS LIKELY . DUE TO AMENDMENT PASSAGE   CHANGE: IN APPROPRIATION FOR HIGHWAY DEPART. MENT SEEN--TAX MAY .BE ILLEGAL

OHIO LEGISLATIVE MEET IS HINTED   Reshuffling of Revenues Required as Result of Vote

OHIO ASSEMBLY MAY BE CALLED TO RAISE CASH   Bonus And Gas Tax Freeze Call For Legerdemain In Financial Department

Assembly Call Planned, Due To Tax Vote   ‘To Force New Levies  Gas-Auto Earmarking Says Finance Chief «

Long Lines File Past Goodland Bier in Capitol   Masonic Rites to Be Conducted Safurday; Bunal at Racine

Citizens File. Past Bier of Gov. Goodlan   Burial Rites   Burial Rites Will Be at  Racine Tomorrow

Warns Control Of Sugar Needed: Until End 1947   Abrupt Decontrol Would Cause High Prices, Shortage

Distillers Agree To Suspend Operations   .. « Restaurants Support Conservation Plan

Ask Bakers To Reduce Wheat Use   Distillers, Restaurant Men Agree to Grain-Saving Program

Nearly All Distillers Join Program  Truman Asks All   Truman Asks All Governors To Name Committees On Saving Wheat

Another Phase  Of Food Saving Started After Distillers Agree To Shutdown Of 60 Days; Some Suggestions Made By Restaurateurs

3500,000 Bushels of Wheat Month Saving Goal for Nation's Bakeries

Bakers to Join Wheat-Saving Campaign Soon   Consignment Selling  To End, Half-Size -_-* Ba ee ee 

Bakers Next On Grain Saving Drive   Industry to Be Asked To Save Wheat For Hungry Europe

Support Pledged  By Restaurant Men   Whiskey Makers Join Effort To Save Food For Europeans

2 DEALS CLOSED ON FOOD-SAVING   Key Distillers, Restaurants Fall In Line On Drive

BAKERS’ PLEDGE TO SAVE WHEAT EXPECTED SOON   Luckman Asks Reports on Li quor, Cafe Deals To Help Feed Europe

Wheat Saving Pledge To Be Asked Bakers   Luckman Says Baking Industry “Committed” To Halt Consignment Selling to Stores

Baking Industry Is ‘Committed’ To Halt Consignment Selling, Chairman Luckman States.   AGREEMENT WITH DISTILLERS REACHED

Luckman Asks U. 5.  Bakeries to Save  Pledge Distilleries, Restaurant Group

Companies Seek Final Agreement  Luckman Calls Group Together To Discuss fil... ¢....:... me.

Consignment Selling Is Ruled Out   Chairman Luckman Sees Vast Saving Of Wheat By Actior

Luckman Pushes Food Program  Will Ask Pledge From Bakery Industry

Bakeries of Nation Next On Food Plan   Pledge Sought to Save 3,500,000 Bushels Of Wheat Each Month

Would Pledge the Natien’s Bakeries   Luckman Wants Them tc ~ Save 3,500,000 Bushels of Wheat

BAKERIES JOIN PROGRAM FOR SAVING WHEAT   100,000,000 BUSHELS OF GRAIN IS GOAL FOR WINTER

Luckman Calls On Bakeries To Cut Down On Wheat  Distillers, Eating Places Nailed Down Savina  On Faod.

BAAERS ASKED TO HELP MEET FOOD PROBLEM   Luckman Seeks Pledge To Reduce Wheat  Consumption

Bakers Urged To Pledge Big Wheat Savings  ti¢kierman VWeante f€ 134   Luckman Wants Cut O! 3,500,000 Bu. A Month Ta, Faad Furane.

Bakers Arrange To Help Luckmar In Saving Wheat   Hopes To Conserve 100,000,000 Bushels Of Grain This Year

Bakers Asked to Save Wheat as  Distillers Help 60-Day Closing Pledged;  Restaurant Men to Aid

Luckman Gets Food Saving Pacts With Distillers, Cafes   Chairman Citizens Committee Hopes to Bring Pledges From Bakers

Would Pledge the  Nation’s Bakeries   Luckman Wants Them tc Save 3,500,000 Bushels of Wheat   THE DISTILLERS AGREE   Only Three Small Firms Designated Hardship Cases, Hold Out

Luckman Asks Pledge From U.S. Bakers   Wheat Savings Would Total 3,500,000 Bushels.

ONE. WHEAT PROGRAM PUT UPTO BAKERS   Luckman Asks for Savings of 3,500,000 Bushels a Month.

RESTAURANTS DISTILLERS COOPERATE   In President’s Food Conservation Program

Luckman Seeks Bakery Pledge   Food Committee Head Pressing For More Conservation.

Pledge From Bakers To Save Wheat Is Sought By Luckman   Citizens Committee Head Reports Major  Deals With Distillers And Cafes Closed

Distillers, Cafe Associations Pledge Savings   Consignment Selling Of Bread ‘Definitely’ Will Be Halted

Bakeries Will Save Wheat for Hungry Europe   Join Restaurants, Liquor Industry In Economy Drive

LUCKMAN WILL ASK BAKERIES TO SAVE WHEAT   Announces Most Distillers Agree to Close Down October 25th

Food Pc«*s Seeks Pledge from Bakers; Whisky, Cafe Industries OK Support

Bakers Asked To Join in Grain Saving   Liquor, Restaurant Industries Comply With Luckman Plea

Monthly Goat Suggested   Luckman Closing Beols Far Distitler Shutdown, Restovrart Food Seving

Plan Wheat: Savings by U.S. Bakers   Baking Industry Will Be Asked to Save 342 Million Bushels Monthiv

Seeks Wheat With Bakers   Luckman Will Ask Industry to Cooperate  In Saving Plan; Liquor Men. Restaurants Aid

Smaller Loaves Not Practicable   Distillers Agree to 60-Day Shutdown; Ask Governors’ Help

CLANS SENATE SLOWS WORK OF LEGISLATURE   Conference with Governor To Develop Program Ends © in Stalemate -

MINE SUBSIDIES BEING CONSIDERED   KRUG SAYS THEY MAY BE INCLUDED IN PROGRAM PRE-  SENTED CONGRESS.

Kennelly,Demo. Chicago Victor  By 273,354   ‘Not Significant,’ Says R pil h/ iv wer ie be sas prone

Views Body, Then Jumps  Wife Follows Husband In Penthouse Suicide Leap

Jurist Warns Woman To Mind Own Business, Let. The. Sunbathers ‘Alone .

Fulbright In Bitter Blast At Wallace   ARKANSAS SENATOR IN TALK AT PALM BEACH

Fulbright Hits Wallace Again   Urges Federation Of Non-Red Europe

Four-Power Parley Monday Over Turbulent Korea .   Military Forces of U. 5., Russia Confront Each Other Across Artificial Frontier Splitting Foundling Nation

KOREA T0 FACE CRISIS MONDAY   U.-S. Will Decide What Can Be Done for Troubled People—Russians Silent

‘Korea Is Strangled by U. S.Soviet Deadlock With No ‘Out’  Indicated in Foreseeable Future

Double Dragons: a  Russia Blocks U.S. Efforts ~~ To Assure Freedom In Korea

INO __Vut’ Is Foreseeable  Koreans Are Strangled In U. S.-Red Deadlock

Korea Faces Crisis With Monday Talks  - Problems’ End — Termed Unlikely

GOV: DEWEY DROPS ROLE: OF TOURIST.   Meets G. O. P.. —Leaders-of —___ ‘Kansas, Missouri

Dewey's Tour Takes On Political Flavor   New-York Governor Stops in Missouri

Do You Have Bank Robbing Tendencies? Then Eat Fish And Stay Away from Crime!

ENDS IN TRAGED   Teen-Age. Girl Throw: - Shears at Sister,  Killing Her

A. in WASSUN  More Than One Million Dollar: Given Baptists By Wassons

SAYS REDS SEEK TO TAKE GREECE   AMBASSADOR TELLS U, N. NATION TO BE ABSORBED UiNLESS RUSSIA IS CHECKED,

Greeks Charge Russia And Balkan Satellites  Aim to Absorb Nation

GREEK UN ENVOY ASSAILS RUSSIA   Fears Absorption by Balkan  Red Satellites Uniess  Action Taken

U.N. Delegate Voices Strong Blast At Russi   Declares Soviet, Satellites Would Absorb Greece

Ambassador Bittenly Assails Russia. .” Greece Appeals’ For UN Balkan Action

PLOT TO CRUSH GREECE FEARED   A mbassador Sees Dange! In Balkan Situation, Attacks Russia

Says Russia Would Absorb Greece   Slashing Attack Against Soviet Made Before U, N.

Says Russia, Satellites Would Absorb Nation  Greek Envoy Warns Of Soviet Designs

Greek Officials Fear Soviets in Balkan Brawling  Informs United Nation: Moscow’s Aim Is Not to Keep the Peace

Greece Fears Absorption — By Russia  Calls on Council To Do Something About Balkans

ENGLAND HIT. ~ BY BLIZZARD   ANOTHER. STORM HAS ADDED TO FUEL PROBLEM AS — BIG DRIFTS BLOCK    TRANSPORT

BRITAIN SWEPT BY NEW STORM   Nearly Back to Crisis Point In Battle to Build Up Fuel Reserve —

More Showers  Move Eastward   Middle West Has More Snow, With Nine Inches In North Dakota.

House Republicans Pledged To Remove Red Menace In U.S  weer @eree er et ec ee CU a tegeecige* & cre

Republicans Move to Kill ‘Red’ Menace   Speaker Martin Says Party Will Cooperate Fully With House Committee on UnAmerican Activities

Leavenworth Police Named in Liquor ‘Fix!   Alleged Pay Off System Became “Too Rough” Fer One Defendunt

Again Calis On America  To Save Food   President Truman Says Meatless, Egeless And Poultryless Days Are     Important fir Securing Food For Hungry

SAYS ACTION NECESSARY TO SAVE GRAINS   Meat, Poultry Saving Coieerves Grain, Truman States

Truman Food Saving Plea Re-Stressed   Declines, Comment On Liquor-Makers’ Employment Losses

Truman Says Special Days ‘Important’   Distiliery Workers Union Claims Shutdown Would Cause 100,000 Jobless  Tae Miwanes Raatnn

Truman, Aide’s Views On Food ‘Days’ Conflict   Distillery Shutdown May Idle Up To 100.000 Workers

Truman Calls Meatless  Days Vital To Aid Plan   Declares Grain Saving Is Point; Declines Comment On Union Of Reds

President Declares Two Diet Days Are Essential for Plan   Truman Sees Need for Food and Sustenance by Thousands in Europe

Truman Stresses Meat t and Eqg Savings Vital   Declines Comment On Anderson’s View Move Is Secondary

Jruman Puts High Value — On ‘Days’ in Food Drive  Declines Comment rey A e a. oo   Declines Comment On Agriculture Head’s Statement TheyAreSecondary

THOUSANDS WILL BE FURLOUGHED BY DISTILLERS   Union Leader Protests 60Day Shutdown; Farmers Pledge Support   GRAIN WILL BE SAVED BY EATING LESS FOOD

DAYS VITAL SAYS TRUMAN      Others Say Days’ Are Like ‘Church Only On Sunday’

Truman Again Stresses Need To Save Food   Distillery Workers Head Says Charity Should Begin At Home

Red Property Seizure Flayed   U. S. Note to Molotov Protests Removal of Assets From Defeated Balkan States 

UNCLE SAM BALK’ ON RUSS PILFERING   Protest Is Lodged Today by Leaders on Removal of Property

Moving Of Nazi Assets  Rapped   Protest Is Filed With Molotov  In Moscow

‘Tired Hear’ Of 94-Year-Old Woman Causes New Concern  Condition Of Presid ent’s Mother Becomes Worse; Condition ‘Grave’

Truman Flies To Mother's Bedside Today   Condition of Aged Woman Is Said To Be Serious Now

Takes His  Doctor on "Cow’ Trip   Mother, 94, Victim of Hip Fracture in Fall At Missouri Home.

Truman Flies To His Mother, Critically Ill   Mrs. Martha Trumar 94, Suffers  From Exhaustion

Truman Maintains Constant Vigil at Her Bedside in Grandview, Mo.; Dramatic Rally Made After Relapse Not Maintained; Her Temperature Is Reported Up Little

Truman Called To Bedside Of Mother   Leaves Washington By Plane With Two Secretaries

TRUMAN CALLED TO ILL MOTHER   President Goes by Plane When Her Condition Termed Serious

TRUMAN CALLED BY ‘SETBACK’ OF AGED PARENT   Chief Executive Leaves For Missouri Home Early In ‘Flying White House’

Truman Defies Storm fo Fly To Mother   President Summoned To Grandview as Parent Has Relapse

Heart Condition Takes Tum for Worse, Is Report   Complications Hold Up Recovery from Fractured Hip

President’s Mother In Serious Condition   Truman Left Capital Early This Morning Bu Blene far Redside

Mother Gravely lil, President Rushes To Side   Her Condition Said To Be ‘Very Serious;’ Heart Grow Weaker

TRUMAN VISITS INJURED MOTHER   Flies to Missouri After She Fractures Hip

Truman's Mother At Point of Death In Grandview   Doctors Report Her Condition Suddenly Becomes ‘Very Critical

President Flys Through Storm To His Mother   Reached Bedside of Aged Mother After Trip Through Winds, Rain From Capital

Mother Truman Very Critical After Sethack   President Flies To Her Bedside

Leaves Suddenly For Bedside Of His Aged Mother   Receives Message Early ‘This Morning That Mother’s Condition Is Worse. .   MOTHER, AGED. 94, HAS “SET BACK’ IN NIGHT

SUMMONED BY PHONE AFTER SETBACK   Condition of 94-YearOld Woman in Turn for Worse

Takes His Own Doctor to Aid Aged Woman   President Worried by Her Condition After Bad Fall

Fracture In Fall .   President’s MotherSuffers Third Hip In. jury in Seven Years

TRUMAN FLIES TO BEDSIDE OF HIS MOTHER   Latter Fractures Hip for Third Time In Last Seven Years

Worried by Fracture of Hip in Fall   Takes Personal Physician to Missouri in Flight on the  ‘Sacred Cow’’

Truman Flies To Mother Despite Storm  Ignores Official . Tornado Warning

Truman Keeps Vigil At Bed - Of Ill Mother   94-year-old Wom art Takes Turn For Worse Late Sunday

President Flies Home; His Mother ‘Reported To Be ‘Very Seriously’ Ill

Truman Finds ~ Mother Grave   President Braves Weather To Reach Bed<ide

CALL PRESIDENT TO HER BEDSIDE IN GRANDVIEW,MO.  CONDITION REGARDED AC ‘VERY CERINUS’:

Aged Woman Suffers From  A Tired Heart  Condition Complicated,   Condition Complicated, Takes Turn For Worse During The Night   BULLETIN

Truman's Mother Suffers Setback; Condition Serious   Weak Heart Blamed; President Flies To Her Bedside

TRUMAN FLIES TO MOTHER, IL!   Physicians Deseribe Condition As ‘Very Critical’

Truman Callec To Bedside Of Mother  & Cxecrlinan   Heart Condition Very Serious, Physician Savs

Truman Flies Home; Mother Seriously ll   Aged Mother of Chief Sxecutive Suffered Relanse Farlyw Today

PRESIDENT SUMMONED 10 MISSOURI AS MOTHER'S CONDITION GROWS WORSE

TRUMAN AT BEDSIDE OF INJURED MOTHER   Mrs, Truman, 94, Suffers Broken Hip In Fall

Truman Enroute To Bedside After Suprise Relapse   GRANDVIEW, Mo. (UP), — President Troman landed = at Grandview airport at 11:32 a. m. (CST),

President Called To Mother’s Side   Weakened’ Heart Causes Setback for Mrs. Martha  Truman   CONDITION IS SERIOUS   Was Recovering From Fall in February Which Fractured Hip

Flies West On Word of Her Setback   Bucks Wind, Rain; His Mother Victim of 2 Heart Attacks.

Her Illness Is Reported As Critical   Suffers Two Heart Attacks at Home in Grand view, Missouri

Temperatures   President Truman Defies Rain, Flies to Missouri; — Mother Is Critically Il  Son Is Summoned After Martha  - Truman, 94, Suffers Relapse in - ‘Becavery From Recent Hin Break

President’s Mother Failing; Truman in Air for Greenview   Condition “Very Serious’ as Result of “Tired Heart’’—Doctor

Pres. Truman’s Mother Is in Grave State  ‘Tired Heart’ of   ‘Tired Heart’ of Mrs. Truman Fails to Retain Improvement

THE PRESIDENT IS SUMMONED T0 BENCINE NE MOTHER   rie Condition of the 94-Year Old Lady Took a Turn for Worse Today.   SHE 1S SERIOUSLY ILL   Suffering From a Tired Heart Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham Said.

Aged Woman Suffers From  A Tired Heart   Condition Compli.c ate d;. Takes Turn For Worse. During The Night «*

Truman Called fo Grandview      Ailing Mother Reported ‘Very Serious’ President Elvina to Bedside

President Visits Mother's Bedside   Mrs. Truman Suffer: Critical Relapse

CONDITION OF ~ ‘MRS, TRUMAN. ~ NOW SERIOUS   PRESIDENT MAKING QUICK .. TRIP TO MISSOURI] AFTER ’ NEWS OF SETBACK

President Hurries To  See Mother   Mrs. Martha Truman, 91. I With Broken Hip, Suffers Setback;  pee i pa AS se.

Mrs. Martha Truman Is Very Cheerful   The 94-Year-Old Mother of the President Has Fractured Hip.

Truman Flies To Missouri;  Mother Is lll   President Summoned to Bedside of 94-Year-Old Mother After Her Condition Turns Worse.

Truman’s Mother Reported In “Very Serious” Condition;  President Flies To Bedside

Her Condition Grows Worse  During Night   Described as “Very Sex ious” hy Attending Phy  sician; Suffering From  “Tired Heart”   Fractured Hip Last January   President Summoned From White House Early This Morning By His Sister

TRUMAN’S MOTHER IS CRITICALLY ILI   President Relaxes Bedside Vigil Yo Return To Kansas City; Im pBratement Nat taintained

Truman’s Mother Failing   Fipelden t. Called To Bedside After  Condition Takes  - Turn. For Worse

G3RD BIRTHDAY FOR PRESIDENT   Truman In Exceptionally Good Health After Two Years In White House; Weighs 172 Pounds.

TRUMAN MARKS 63RD BIRTHDAY   J Personal Physician Reports He Is ‘Feeling Fine’

PRESIDENT 63 TODAY; SAYS HE ‘FEELS FINE’   Keeping Down Weight Seer As No. 1 Health Problem

LAST MINUTE DRIVE TO AVERT STRIKE 1S MADE   Continuous Weekend Meetings Planned Until Agreement Is Obtained

SENATE APPROVES UNIFICATION BILL   ‘Measure Now Goes To Houses _ With High Priority Among Renubdlicans

(Measure Provides Single Cabinet Officer In Charge Of Nation’s Armed Forces

Senate Approves Bill to Merge  Armed Services  Compromise Goes to House For GOP ‘Priority’ Action

SENATE OKAYS ARMED FORCE UNITY PLANS   Passes Bill To Place Services Under One Cabinet Officer

Unification of US Military Is. OKd by Senate   Gurney States Revisior Is Vital Necessity in Case of War

Deemed Necessary To Save Nation lf War Strikes   Land, Sea, and Air Forces Would Be Unde One Cabinet Member

ARMED FORCES UNITY APPROVED   Secretary Of National Security Created By New Must Measure

Army, Navy. Air to Share Equal Status   Compromise Service Unity ‘Measure Goes to House For Action Where It is DO; ‘Must List?

Army, Navy Merger Passed By Senate   Compromise Measure Goes To House For Final Action

House GOPs To Push Action On Measure  Senate Okays Armed Forces Unification

SENATE APPROVES MERGER OF ARMED FORCES OF NATION   Votes After Gurney Says Unification Is Necessary to Save U. S. If a New War Strikes.   COMPROMISE MEASURE IS SENT TO HOUSE   Bill Provides That All Land, Sea and Air Units Shall Be Placed Under Single Cabinet Officer,

Rep. Taber Calls $40 Billion Budget Figure Ridiculous  Revenue Experts Predicting Record ‘47 Budaet Surplus

Business Insists Government, Labor Share Job  _ Industry Contends Price Spiral Due To Wage Increases

REPLIES TO PRESIDENT   Says High Prices Reflect. 1946  Wage Increases

Claim Federal Agencies Keep Costs High   Sharp Reaction Today to Statement by President Truman

U.S, Labor Price Collins Accused Slash Helo Asked of Gambler Help

WAGE-PRICE CRISIS [8 DEVELOPING   American Business Demands Government, Labor Share Responsibility.

Business Demands Gov't, Labor Share Responsibility To Lower Cost of Livina

Legion Chief Urges Radio Industry To Ban Crime Glamorizing Programs

[Russia Sincere in Effort To Avoid War, Wallace Says  i Former Vice President, Ready to Open  Lecture Tour, Sifent on Domestic Issues

Jewish Refugees Battle at Haifs   Stern Gang Blows Up Oil Lines As Hlegal Passengers Depart   IMMIGRANTS, TROOPS ‘BOTH SUFFER INJURY   British Destroyers Take Jews Off Disabled Ship 30 Miles Out

1600 Illegal Jewish Immigrants Taken From Vessel and Deported to Cyprus

STILL ENTHUSIASTIC  Mother's Day Founder Bedridden in Sanitarium

Idea Grew Out of a  Gathering Miss Anna M. Jarvis Held to Observe Date of Mother’s Death

pind, Veal, And bedridden... +  Mother’s Day Founder Geis Small Joy From Observance

ee nee) Oe Decemeees2 <s Mother’s Day Founder Geis Small Joy From Observance

Childless Founder Of Mother’s Day Still Objects To Commercial Turn

“INVASION” BY CUBA REPORTED BY ENVOY   Three-Ship Expedition Plans To Make Attack On Dominican Kepaublic, He Sarvs

GROUND ARMY (-54 PLANES   Tail Assembly Inspections Ordered On All Ships In Transport Service

U.S. OUTLINES REQUIREMENTS TO KEEP PEACE   3,800 Aircraft, 198 Warships Needed, Experts Say

Large lorce Is Proposed To Keep World Peace   U.S. Wants Half Million Men  In Force

Printers Refuse Two Wage Offer:   Negotiations Reach “Impasse” In Print Shop Labor Dispute

Printer Union Rejects Offer  In Baltimore   Negotiations Deadlocke¢ But Local To Vote On Wage Raise Of 23 ‘Cents Sundav

N.Y. Cotton   Princess Elizabeth Presented As Next Ruler of Great Britain

STEEL PLANTS CLOSE DUE T0 RAIL STRIKE   33,000 Workers In Pittsburgh District Face Idleness as Trainmen Walk Off.

33,000 Face Layoffs In Monongahela Valley U. S. Steel Operations   Nineteen Pigiron Furnaces Banked, 101 Open Hearths Tapped Out, When Negotiations Of Demands Break Down.

1800 Strikers May Idle 19 Steel Plants   ‘Captive’ Railroad Employees Strike— Furnaces Banked

RAIL WORKERS STRIKE CLOSES 4 STEEL PLANTS   33,000 Face Layoffs as 17 Blast Furnaces Are Being Shut Down

33,000 in Valley: Face Layoffs as “ 1,800 Quit Jobs   Furnaces at 4 Big Plants Are Being Banked; ingot Output Drastically Cut

Butter, Grain Meat, Cotton Slide Lower   Buyers’ Resistance Mounts; Federal Probe Broadened

Grains Drop. To Permissible Limits Today  Some Retailers Express Fears

— RETAILERS FEAR SLUMP — Chicago Grain Prices Again Break Sharply

Prices of Grains . Fall Once Again   Resistance Mounts Over Nation To Record Cost Of Basic Foode

Grains Crash Full Limit; Retailers Sound Fears of Slump in Non-Food Sales

Food Prices May Curtail Other Sales   Reiailers Fear Non-Food Items Will Suffer;  Grain Prices Tumble

Commodity Prices Break But Consumer Lists Still High   Merchants Fear Sharp Cut In Other Purchases

‘Some Retailers Believe High  Cost Of Commodities May Be Reflected Elséwhere —Grain Market Drops

Retailers Fear Sales Decrease For Non-Food   Resistance Grows To Soaring Costs Jn Some Arens

Retailers Fear Sudden Slump InNon-Food Items.   Grain Prices Break ~ © Sharply as Resistance To High Costs Stiffens

Grain Prices Crash Full Limit in: Main Markets; Food Retailers Alarmed

Fear Food Costs May Cause Slump In Other Items   Say Manufacturers In NLY. Not Worriec About Customers.  ‘Br core Se a Fe

Prices On Corn Decline S Cents   Downward Plunge Felt On Market At Chicago

Grain Prices in Sharp Drop: See Slump i in Sales.  Whaat Ende Baw    Wheat Ends Down 10 Cents; Corn in Limit Drop Also

Corn Falls Full 8-Cent Limit For Second  ’ Day; Retail Stores Eye Food Costs

Grain Prices Break Sharply for Second « Day in Successior   High Price 6° Food Ma; Catise Non-Food items To Slump Somewhat

Food Prices Break Recorc Grain Drops   Sudden Slump in Sale Of Non-Edible Items Predicted by Experts

Senate Bill Dominates In School Plans   Senate-House Indicate Reorganization Feature, $18,000,000 Figure

U. S. to Maintain Its Position in Afomic Field  Lilienthal Explains American Stand t~ TT Ne DNealagnriac

U. S. to Maintain Its Position in Atomic Field  Lilienthal Explains American Stand to U. N.’s Delegates

Threatens To Discredit Award  Hollywood Dealings For Oscars Revealed

Police Hunt Abductor on West Coast   Man Fails to Attempt Collecting $10,000 Ransom

ASSEMBLY VOTES STRIKE CURB rings  Seven Die As French Train Derailed: Sabotage Charaed

PARIS-ARRAS MAIL TRAIN IS WRECKED: 7 PERSONS KILLED   Rails Unbolted for Distance of 75 Yards—-finance Minister Mayer Charges Sabotage.   DERAILMENT OCCURS AS STRIKES RECEDE   Battles Fought as Many Return to Jobs—-Assembly Approves First Articte  of Anti-Strike Bill.

‘Reds’ Appear To Be Losing “Labor Battle   Communists: In  France And. Italy. Given Setbacks

7 Killed By » Sabotage In French Wrecl   Anti-Strike Law Debated Bitterly:

ACTS T0 CURB STRIKE WAVE   Approve First Article Of Drastic Bill Over Opposition of Reds

Mistrial Called In Hearing Of Morris Pardon  Ruling Is Given After Question Is Asked Stevenson

Unionists To Fight Labor Bill Signing   Motorcades Of AFL And ClO Members Converge On Capital

Motorcades Move On Washington  Demonstrate Against Labor Measure

$45,992 N. Y. TAX PUT ON F. D. R.’S. ESTATE   Value of Property Placed at

Debate on Cut For Agriculfure ’ Before House   Rules Committee Protection for , Measure

Republicans Pass Spec ial Rule to Aid In Carry ing Out Farm = Allot ment Reductions

$125 Fee Blamed In Killing Of 2   Negro Lawyer Says He Wanted It Back, Fired When He Didn’t Get It.

OFF TODAY'S CONFERENCE   Crisis Threatens Quick Collapse Of Parley

:  Big Four Quits for Weekend ‘Cooling Off? Period After Angry Exchange of Insults

Call Recess InkMortTo  i  Coo! Tempers   Saturday Session Of Ministers Ts Cancelled) Afler Ex. chance Of Tirades.

Big-4 Pauses To ‘Cool Off, Avert Crisis   London Talks Near Collapse After New Blast From Molotev

Big Four Recess For the Weekenc To Cool Tempers  Marshall Meets With Molotov at Lunch for Private Rloné Talk

Bia Four Fears Quick Collapse: Meef Suspended   Conference Failure Blamed On Russians

Big 4 Halt Talks fo Cool Off   Marshall, Molotov Meet in Private

BIG 4 CANCEL MEET TO STUDY NEWEST CRISIS   Marshall, Russian Delegate Confer At Luncheon

Marshall Meets Molotov Today  In Private Talk  ‘Cooling Off’ Period Follows Stormy Session

Reparation Crisis Cancels Scheduled Meeting of Big 4.   Cooling-Off Recess Called as Marshall And Molotov Meet for Discussion  Of London Conference Aims

Session Is  Called Off For Today  Delegates Want to ‘Cool Off’ After Angry Exchanges  Dece Ranaratiane

Foreign Ministers Cali Off Usual Saturday Meeting After Angry Exchanges At Last Night's Meeting   EXPECT MOLOTOV TO HEAR FROM MARSHALI

Big 4 Cancel Session Today After Hot Words; Marshall Host To Molotov At Lunch

No Session of Conference at London Today      Long Weekend Recess Tak en to Give Participants Chance to ‘Cool Off’

BIG 4 TALKS THREATENED BY INDEMNITY ROW   Soviet Demands $10,000,000

Big Four Postpone Meeting After Clas!   Russians have wrecked Foreign Ministers’ Conference, says WIlHam H. Newton on Page 4.  “Stalin Geta Slapped,” editorial on Page 4,

To Assess Crisis Periling Conference   Molotov to Receive Some Blunt Talk From Marshal!

Report Plot in Brazil To Restore Vargas to CBeuoee. Ae cnb ee Ree

COUNTY GRA JURY RETURNS 1AINDICTMENTS   One Murder Case In cluded; Cook Trial Date Set

SIX ARE INDICTED BY GRAND JURY   Adjournment Likely After Deliberations Tomorrow

Minimizes Price Rise of Meats to U: S$; Consumers   Some Cuts Lower Than Under the OPA ‘Institute Witness:  lntarive CAweiebee

eee A ew  At least, vou can't cuss the operator for buzzing in your ear.   Warmer Temperatures On Tap for Wednesday

CLEARING WEATHER      Brighter Skies and Hicher Temperatures \re torecast

BILL WILL ASK REDS FOR SHIPS   AIMED AT GETTING ° LENO-LEASE VESSELS BACK

Peanut Contro! Approved By Wide Margin   Price Support And Quotas For Three Vears: Authorized

Peanut Folk Vote Control ByGovernment   84,128 Growers in 15 States Back Control And 11,299 Oppose, Ballot Count Shows

From A Johnson Grass Farm:  Skull Creek ‘Philosopher. Indigaant— ~ Over Idea of Big Shot That Only -Off Inflation

Ye ola Philosophe r: 7 A. Indignant Over Idea of Big Shot That Only Hard Work Can Head Off Inflation

VINCENNES PAIR MARRIED IN JAIL   Judge Gives Permission for Nuptials after Sentencing.

Edison’s Genius Was Not Recognized In The Years Of His Early Bovhood

Budgets of 33  Agencies Cut By House Unit   8330.000,000 Sliced Off Truman’s Reques For Various Offices

Budget Cuts Ordered By House Committee   Veterans Administration and Atomic Energy Funds Slashed

House Group Makes Further Cuts in Budget   Range from 30 Percent For Atomic Agency To 1.8 Percent for Vets

TRUMAN REQUESTS FOR 33 AGENCIES CUT $330,000,000   House Group’s Action Brings Total Slashes From President’s Budget to $3,580,000,000.   $6,000,600,000 GOAL MAY NOT BE REACHED   VA One to Feel Economy Ax, But Legislators Say Reduction Will Not Pare Veterans’ Benefits,

House Group Pares Funds For Agencies   Shaves $330,540,732 Off $3,580,000,000 Asked  BR. Dencidant

ANOTHER SLASH IN BUDGET SET UP IN NEW BILL   House Appropriations Group Cuts Atom, Veteran Funds

HOUSE GROUP ORDERS DEEP BUDGET CUTS   ATOM COMMISSION RECEIVES WORST SLASH

Committee Sends Pruned Offices Funds Measure To House Floor  Total New Appropriations Less Tha President Truman Asked By $330. 540, 732

ATOM UNIT IS HARD HIT IN NEWEST SLASH   Agency Funds Are Cut Nearly 4 P. C. By App. Committee

House Group Cuts Budget Estimates Up to 30 Per Cent  Independent Offices ie, F. +   Independent Offices Measure Is Sent To Floor for Debate

Truman Budge Cut Again by House Group  $330,540,732 Sliced Off Funds Requested for 33 U. S. Agencies

\Youthful Spending Spree  Highlife On $15,000 Stolen From Mother Ends In Jail  

BRIEF WHIRL OF HIGH LIVING ENDS IN JAIL Four-Week S pending Spree Ends As Police Nab 3 Youths InM ichigan

Spending Spree Ends for Youths   Stolen Life Savings Of Mother Squandered

Because of Campaign Promises Many Farmers Expecting Farm-to-Market Road: Right Away but Building Program Will Be Costly and Slow Austin Wnter Says

NAMED NEW CHAIRMAN   '37-Year Old Publisher to Direct Draft Eisenhower League

Strike Threat Raised In Coal  Pact Sessions   Southern Mine Owners Op pose Lewis Demand For Inedustiry-Wide Wage Contraet

SOUTHERN COAL MEN REJECT LEWIS STAND   Flatly Oppose Industrywide Bargaining Demands

Lewis Plan Opposed  Southern Producers   Southern Producers Against Industry-Wide Wage Contract Talks

UMW Vs. Operators Firm Stand Against Industry-Wide- Pact Taken by Operators

Southern Pit Operators Take Flat Stand Agains Indusiry-Wide Contract

New Strike In Coal Industry Is Possibility   Producers Take Flat Stand Against John lL Lewte’ Demands.

SEN, VANDENBERG RAPS LEND-LEASE SILENCE OF REDS   Points to Moscow’s Failure to Answer Any of 4 Requests Made by U. 8. for   AMERICAN NOTES ON SHIPS ALSO IGNORED

Vandenberg Hit Soviet Failure To Reciprocate   Cites Silence on Pleas For Settlement of Lend-Lease Accounts

Vandenberg Says Russia Fails in Fair Play, Good Will  Says Moscow Ignored S. Diplomatic Requests

Senator Vandenberg Tells Michigan Chambers of Commerce Diners U. S. Must Insist on Recognition

Senator Says U.S. Good Will Not Returned  Call For Lend-Lease Settlement Ignored

Vandenberg Charges Russia Not Returning Good Will  Aasails Failure To Settle Lend-Lease; Speaks Out Against “Arms Budoe? Cute

; VANDENBERG ACCUSES RUSSIA. OF BAD FAITH; ACCOUNTING OF; LEND-LEASE IS BEING IGNORED’

HOLDS RUSSIA HAS NOT BEEN FAIR WITH U. 3.   Nation Has Failed T: Keep Obligations, Senator States

RAPS MOSCOW FOR IGNORING AlD ACCOUNTS   Senator Declares Soviets Failed to Answer Notes Concerning Lend-Lease

Soviet Union Fails to R eciprocale Good Will and Fair Play Extended by U. S—Vandenbere

Vandenberg Says Russia Has Failec To Reciprocate Fair Play, Good Will  tye To Moscow’s Failure To Act On Lend-Lease Settlement Reauests

Russia Not Playing Fair, Says Senator   Vandenberg Scores Fail ure To Reciprocate  Good Will

Vandenberg: Reds Fail To  Reciprocate   Raps Moscow’s Failure To Reply to U.S. on  Pee Fea, Pe

Schuman Asks More Power fo  Combat Reds   F rench Premier Plans Revision Of Strike Laws reatens Communists  And Saboteurs.

FRENCH LEADER SEEKS DRASTIC POWERS TODAY   Speaks To Emergency ‘Session .of National a Acaamb) yy.   ISSUES. WARNING   Will Show-No Pity Toward Communists “Sent Into France -

Premier Asks New Powers To Curb Reds   Military Preparations Reveal Government  Fear of Civil Chaos

Communists" Boo Him ine Assem bly —   French Premier Wants Power to Contend with ‘Elements You. Communists Send to France

Red Jeers Greet French Premier's Plea For New Powers To End Disorder

Fear C.vil War May Break Out   Sweeping Emergency Powers Sought by Premier Schuman as Country Totters on Brink of Revolution.

Wants New Law to Deal With Strikes   "We Will Show No Pity" Toward  Cammunict Flemantsc

Three Measures In Assembly To Hit Communists  Deport 19 Russians And More Arrests Are Anticipated

DEMAND BRINGS LEFTIST TUMULT N ASSEMBLY   Over 2 Million Now on Strike

PREMIER ASKS DRASTIC POWERS TO CURB CRISIS   French Leader Blames “Foreigners” For Impending ‘Crisis

Premier Tells Assembly Foreigners Being Found  At Bottom Of Disorder

FRENCH ACT TO BREAK STRIKES   Threat of Civil War Seen In Labor Unrest

Schuman Seeks Drastic Powers  'To Restore Order   Finds ‘More and More’ Foreigners at Bottom sf Disorder; More Troops Called

Drastic Powers Asked By Premier In French Crisis   Schuman Says Foreigners Are at Bottom of Naticn’s Disorders   COMMUNIST DEPUTIES SCREAM, BEAT DESKS   ‘Government Requested for New Police Power, Re vised Strike Law

CHICAGO TRIPLE SLAYING SOLVED   Third Gunman Gives Up Tells Of Taking Men For Fatal Ride

Robber Seized For Gang-Type Triple Killing   Chicago Police Will Ask Murder Indictments In Slaying Of Three Last Friday

Bud Gentry Is Killed In Road Accident   First Highway Safety Commissioner; Wes First White Child Born In Cherokee Strip

J. M. (Bud) Gentry Meets Death When Station Wagon Hits Culvert — And Goes Into Ditch

Mallon Says:  Free Spenders Conversing Of Higher Income      BY PATIL MALION

Committee Works Until 1 ams Pardon, Parole System Investigation Continues

British Reaction To UN Findings on Palestine Sought   India Asks Great Britain to Say Whether it Will Accept Decisizn   CADOGAN PROMISES DECLARATION LATER   Acceptance of Distastful Recommendation Dovbtful, Delegvate Infers

Churchill Blasts Strange Doctrine Of Labor Regime   Liverpool Election Holds Wide Interest And Empire's Future

Says Aid Plan May Subject U. S. To Rationing   Senator Vandenberg Declares Europe Needs Help To Defeat ‘Tyranny’ Of Communism

U. S. Food Shortage Feared in Aid Pian   Senator Bridges Sees “Strong Probability” of Serious Dearth if Franee, Italy and Austria Are Assisted.

senators Eye Food Supply of America  Genk be Mate a   Seek to Determine Exact Effect of Foreian Reliet

Bridges Foresees US Food Shortage From Aid Plans   Declares Purchases Can Cause Meager Rations At Home

Quick Passage Forecast For Aid Proposal   Senator Bridges Fears Program  Mioaht Backfire

No Blank Check Will Be Written Bridges Asserts   Secretary Anderson Appeals for Program To Help Lasting Peace

‘Meager Rations’ Could Come,He Says, if State Department Takes Purchases to Fall Amount; Anderson Speaks.

AID TO ITALY MAY RESULT IN FOOD SHORTAGE IN U.S   This Statement Was Mad Today by Senator Bridges, we Republican.   ANDERSON ON STAND   Testified Before Group Th -* Support of the Truman Request.

Sees U. S. Food Shortage Ahead   Senator Warns Full Aid to Europe Will

Sen. Bridges In Warning Of ‘Pitfalls’ Ahead   Asserts His Group Won't Write Blank Check for Foreign Relief

Senator Claims Food Rationing Seems Certain   ‘Meager’ Supply Of Grains Seen In Event Crops-In U. S. Are Below  Normal Figures

Plan For Aid Threat To — Food Supply   Bridges See Emergency Program Causing Some Hardships At Home; No Blank Check

BRIDGES SEES RATIONING AS POSSIBLE END   Anderson Repeats His Plea For Help To  Save Peace

Says Bad Crop Would Mean. US Rationing.   His Is Committee. : Which Must Pass Appropriaticns Bill

WARNING iS ISSUED RV SENATOD   ‘Blank Check’ To Aid Europe Counted Out

Bridges Says Situation ToBe Serious   Rationing and Meage Amount of Food Possible in Country

Truman Plan Is Supported By Anderson  Hearing Opened On European Aid .

BRIDGES WARNS ON FOOD PLAN   Says ‘Serious Shortage’  U. S. Possible If Procram ‘Backfires’.

Possible Failure  Of Crop Is Cited   Anderson Backs Truman’s Plea  For Funds

Bridges Says Aid May Cut Food for U. S.   Serious Shortages Seen if Government Program Is Passed

Sen. Bridges Fears Severe Shortage In United States   secretary Of Agriculture Anderson Approves Truman’s Program For Emergency Relief

Senate Group Won't Write.         Failed To Give Be. tailed Handlina.

ASKS FIGURES ON GRAIN INVENTORY PRIOR TO ACTION   CITES POSSIBILITY OF HUNGER HERE IF 1948 CROP IS POOR

Bridges Fears Serious Shortage Of Food Here In Aiding Europe   "Senator Says Congress Has Been Given Only A Promise That Grain Shipments Will Be Curtailed If 1948 Crop Short.

Truman's Aid Plan Regarded Dangerous   New Hampshire Man Comes Up With Statemé@nt

bridges Cites No Assurance  Of Safeguards   Blasts Bill's Neglect To Provide for Cuts In Food Shipments If Crops Fail Here

Aid to Mean Shortage of Food In U.S.   Senator Bridges Says Meager Ration May Be Lot of Americans

FOOD EMERGENCY WARNING SOUNDED   Sen. Bridges Sees “Strong Probability” Administra tion Aid Plan May Produce U. S. Shortaces.

Senator Says Rationing, Meager Rations in U. S. Would Follow in Event of Crop Failure.   PROMISES NO BLANK CHECK LEGISLATION

Anderson . Admits Some Problems   Ask Government Be Given Power To Buy Entire Wheat Crop

Creedon Critical Of Appointments   Landlord-Loaded Rent Advisory Units May Be Revamped

Many Rent Boards Will Be Revamped   -Landlord-Loaded Advisory Groups Found In Some Areas: Creedon Promises Study

Tenants Are Given Break   Landlord-Loaded Local Rent Advisory Boards Facing Crackdown By Creedon .

U.S. Offical Makes Charge   Replies to Russion Claims, Asserting Russians Trying. To kmpede U.N.  a ae

br §. Official ‘Makes Charge   Replies to Russiow Claims, Asserting Russions Trying To Impede U. N.  anette

Atlantic Jury Refuses To Indict. Davenport Couple   Returns No Bill in n Baby Case; Kidnaping Charges To Be Dismissed —

Register Food Price Decline   Wholesale Index In Drop For Foarth Week Straight

Food Spoilage in Greece Reaches  $4,500,000 in Year   Failure to Distribute Is Considered to Re Crimina! Act

Food Spoilage Protest Made By Merchants   Millions: Going To Waste ” In Greek Port, League '  Choaraes::.

Customs Officers Denounced  by Sen. Bridges  Some Are Accused  of Living   ‘Life of Luxury’

ARMED FORCE UNITY PUT UP TO CONGRESS   VOTE ON UNIVERSAL TRAINING PROGRAM UNLIKELY

CONGRESS 10 VOTE ON ARMS MERGER   TRUMAN'S CONTROVERSIAL PROPOSAL IS DOCKETED FOR ACTION BY G. 0. P.

Congress Ready fo Act on Merger of The Armed Forces  But Universal Military Training May Have to Wait Awhile

Congress Ready to Act on Merger of ‘The Armed Forces  Bae Universal Militar   But. Universal Military Training May Have to Wait Awhile

ARMED UNITY VOTE LISTED   Senate Schedules Action In Present Session on Plan  For One Secretary

G. 0. P. Dockets Merger Plan for Vote   Truman’‘s Proposal to Reach Floor Next Month

ON DOCKET FOR ACTION   WN DVLA PUR AUALUIN ATE  Senate GOP Chiefs Assure ‘Early Vote on Merger Bill

G. 0. P. Dockets Merger Plan for Vote  Truman s Proposal  ba o_o   Truman’‘s Proposal to Reach Floor Next Month

Congress Vote OnUnification Of Arms Slatec   Senate GOP Committee Dockets Traman Plan Far Farley Actian

GOP Dockets Bill To Create Single Arms Secretary  Vote Now Assured, Universal Training Out for This Session

FINAL FORM IS APPROVED IN reW HOURS   Progress Also Reported on $350 Million Relief Bill

Greek-Turkish Aid Bill Passes House, Senate   400 Million Measure In Compromise Form Goes To White House

SHIP IS SINKING "AFTER COLLISION   Freighter, Motorshi re Crash Off Vancouver.

REQUEST WOULD TAKE 10 PCT. OF OUTPUT OF U, S.   Coal Would Be Asked Under Terms of Marshall Plan

Europe May Seek 40 Million Tons Of American Coal   Request Under Marshall  Plan Equal to 10 Percent  OF Prewar Output

AWARD CONTRACT FOR BRIDGE OVER NESHAMINY BRANCH   Low ~ $125,733 Awarded N. Y. Concern; Also .24 Mile Paving   1S ON ROUTE 202   Is First Construction Con tract Awarded in '47 by Highway Dept. in Bucks

Police Placed = Numbet Killed In Indian Cities At 300 In Past Two Days.

DEATH TOLL INDIA MOUNTS DURING RIOTS   Gunfire Echoes Through New Delhi Streets While Sikhs, Moslems, Hindus Clash

POLICE FIRE ON INDIAN RIOTERS; IMPOSE CURFEW   RECEIVE ORDERS TO CRUSH RIOTERS IN NEW DELHI SECTION

TROOPS QUELL INDIAN RIOTS   Rapid Fire Weapons, Hand Grenades Used to Curb Disorders in Delhi

DELHI RIOTING   iBoth Old and New City ir Throes of Religious Mob Violence

300 Reported  Dead In Blood  Delhi Rioting Cannon And Grenades Are Used By Military

Jelhi ln State  s Continuing ‘Shoot To Kill’ Is Order Issued In India, Pakistan   New Dominions Determined To Break Up Armed Bands In Punjab; Moslem-Hindu Rioting Takes 300 Lives In But Two Davs

POLICE ACT TO SUPPRESS INDIAN RIOTS   Rattle of Gunfire Echoes Through New and Old Delhi Streets as Bands of Sikhs, Hindus and Moslems Clash.

OFFICIALS ARE KEPT 100 BUS) TO COUNT DEAL   Bodies Sprawl On Main Streets As Clashing Factions Continue Warfare In India: Report 100 Rioters Slain By Military.

DELHI RIOTING FATAL T0 300; CITIES ABLAZE   MOSLEMS BATTLE HINDUS; SNIPERS ON ROOFTOPS

Philippine Republic Takes Over Jurisdiction of Battered Corregidor

Boy, 13, Denies ‘Laundry Bag’ Slaying   Ashland Youth Held in Death of 40-Year-Old Woman

Newsboy, 13. Is Held In Murder Case   Admits Strangling Of Woman Custome: In Her Residence

Murray Calls Policy Leaders Of USW Into Conferences; Contracts Expire April 30th

Green Talks  Much Like A Candidate In ’A8Campaign   Non-Committal on His Plans But Addresses Sound as Though He Has “National” Eye

No Markdown Sale One Way To Beat Inflation: Whole Town Cuts 10 Per Cent

Prices Cut In “Experiment”  Merchants Hope   Merchants Hope Move Will Spread

Retailers Join  Tn Price Slash   90 Percent Of The Mer chants In Massachusetts Town Slice.

Newburyport Cuts Prices 10 Per Cent   Experiment Will Be Held 10 Days to Create Sales in City

Town Opens Price Slash  10 Percent Reduction   10 Percent Reduction At Newburyport, Mass., On All Articles

IN NEWBURYPORY   Amesbury, Mass., and Ports mouth; N. Ha Prepare.  : Pe a

Newburyport Stor es Cut Prices  . In United Effort Against HCL;   Fitchburg Stores Report Drops

Teacher Pay Bill Course  Named   Measure Is Placed On Calendar; May Vote Monday

PAY RAISE BILL IS CALENDARED   House-Amended Bill To Increase Pay Of Teachers And Other State Em ploves May Be Acted On Mondaw

Teacher Bill Is Placed On The Calendar   Both House And Senate Hold Perfunctory Sessions Today

Barbara Rippey Mark Anthony Wee  Will Make Home  In Streator, [linois —

Wade Woodke And Bonnie Leitch Wed Married At Indianola  ' Jowa, Saturday

OTHERS FACE PUNISHMENT  Texas A. And M. Officials Ban Additional Students

9MoreA.&M. CadetsOusted   Nine Others Punished, Five Acquitted as Trials Continue

“Capital In Furor Over What To Do About ‘Starlings Creating Sidewalk ‘Nuisance’

Middlewest Clear and Warm After Heavy Rain; Mercury High in East

senate Approves —_——  House Holds Fate Of Bill To Spotlight Speculators   Martin Promises To Rush Through Act To Get Names

SOLONS SET TO TURN LIGHT ON SPECULATORS   Publicity May Be Given Food Dealings After Hemming And Hawing

Both Houses Say Anderson Is To List Traders  Authorization Gets Approval Today; Second Plan Beaten

OPECULATOR FATE NOW It UP 10 HOUSE   Senate Yields to Anderson, Giving Him Full Right to Expose Names.

Congress Ready To Turn Spotlight on Speculators   Both Parties Agree Anderson Ought to Tell All About ‘Profiteers’

Session Near Closing Hour   Enabling Legislation Awaits Crucial Vote

Congress May Force Exposure Of Speculators   Action Virtually Assured in Houso Voting Late Today

House Approves Authority for Anderson List  “Follows Action Take: Te Gi Yu A.

Congress Ready to Probe Trading   Truman Would Sign Authorization for Release of Names

Authority Given Sec. Anderson to Reveal Traders   House and Senate in Action to Clear Up Leaal Aspects   ‘What to Do With Siamese Twins, Joined at Top of Heads, Puzzles Authorities

TNE hah SS Beth EAP EN Senate Asks Anderson To Give Names  Relief Program May Delay Vote

Dealers In Commodities Criticized   Both Parties In Senate In Agreement

House Weighs Publicity. on Grain Trading   ‘ Senate Democrats Join Demand for  Snecuolatian Exnoke

Congress Ready To Put Spoflight On Grain Traders   Resolution to Obtain List of Speculators Awaits House Action

Publicity May Be Turned On Speculators  Anderson Likely To Be Asked To “Tell All’

MARKET SPECULATORS FACE PUBLICITY AS RESOLUTION RESULT  ANDERSON IS GIVEN AUTHORITY TO BARE NAMES WHEN ASKED

House Gets Resolution To Air List   Martin Promises Action Before. Adjournment Of Session Today For . “Exposure”   Anderson Victor In Senate Ficht   Secretary. Declined Request For Names Of Traders . Unless Resolution Was Approved

House Prepares To Approve Publicity On Speculators   Adoption Of Resolution Al ready Passed In Senate Would Open To Public  View List Of Traders

NAMING NAMES IN SPECULATION LEFT TO HOUSE   Action Of Chamber Awaitec As Senate Clears Way For Anderson Data

Waskington, Dec. 19-—(/?)— The heuse joined the senate teday in voting authority for Secretary of Agriculture Anderson to make public names of speculators in the commod. ity markets.

House Holds Fate Of Publicity For  Food Speculators  Senate Votes To Expose Names

House Wrangle Develops Over ‘Trader’ Probe  Halleck Voices Concer Over People’s Rights

House Votes to Turn Spotlight. On Speculators   “Resolution Goes to President:--Senate Had, Already Moved To Publish Liste 2

Congress Ready To Expose Food Mart Speculating      Senate of Opinion Secretary Anderson Should Tell Facts

Solons Seen Ready to Turn Spotlight on Speculators   Republicans and Democrats in Both Chambers Want Anderson to Tell All

Congress To Air Speculator List  Only Last Minate Ban To Stop Action

Anderson Given Right To Expose Food Speculators   Publicity Spotlight To Be Turned On Those Who Have Helped Skyrocket Cost Of Living

BOTH PARTIES WANT NAMES OF SPECULATORS   House Holds Fate of Publicity as Senate Bows to Anderson

Traders List To Be Aired   House Grants Anderson Proper Authority; OK By Truman Assured

Decision Is Up To The House... .  Lawmakers Seem Likely To Focus Spotlight On Foodstuff Speculators

Congress Ready Te Turn Spotlight On Mart Speculators    Martin Will Try to Rush Through a Resolution Clearing Anderson of Legal Obligations

Anderson Is Ordered to Produce Lists   Way Cleared for Secretary to Give List of Traders

Ike May Be Counting On GOP Drafting Him   Eisenhower's Strategy Seen as Explanatior For Delay in Going to Columbia University

Eisenhower's Strategy Is to Wait for Draft   Will Stay in Army Until May — Seen as Willing to Be GOP Candidate

Accuse Ike of . Forcing Draft By Republicans   Apparently Will Not Volunteer For Nomination

Ike's Strategy Appears To Be Aimed 'At Making GOP Draft Him If Wanted

Blood And Fire Test For U.N. Plan Underway   Arabs And Jews Clash In Protest Of Partitioning Act

Angry Arabs, Jews Clash In Holy Land   Test of Blood and Fire Begins for Palestin= Plan; Bands Burn and Tont in Jerusalem

Holy Land Riots Grow More Severe   Killing, Plundering, — Burning As Jew-Arab ‘Battles Rage On

_—VIOLENCE— Partition  Plan Given Test of Blood, Fire   TORCH PUT TO 50 BUILDINGS

Fires, Riots Break Out In Jerusalem OverPartitionRow   Fifty Buildings Set Ablaze, Arebe Storm Jewish Quarters, Wrecking, Bucning, Looting; lews Then Countercttack; Police Fear Matsacte Possible

Pall of Smoke Covers City in Bloody Rioting   Semblance of Order Restored’ After Arabs Jews Trade Attacks

Palestine . Violence. Results InFighting; Burning,Looting   Four Jews, Ate: ‘Dead, 29 Others: Said to Be Shot; -Nine. ‘Arabs. ‘Are Reported, as-Injured _as: Three-Day: Strike Is Begun

Arabs and Jews Battle In Streets   Mobs Set Fire To Buildings; Rioting Grips Holy Land

BLOOD AND FARE RATTLE BEGIN IW HOLY LAND   Anory Arabs Storm Jerusaiem’s Streets As Jews. Fight Back

‘Shep Wrecked In Jerusalem Riots   Angered at U.N. Partition Action, Both Arabs and Jews Go Bersek   POLICE BATTLE MOBS   Hegane Tries to Stop Jewish Retaliation for Arab Initial Attack

~ ON PALESTINE: -” “DARTITION PLAN      Thousands of Angry A Swept Through -Jerusa-» lem Today.   BUILDINGS WRECKED   Tete Broke Oul at Other «Points In the-Holy'’ Band: "

Jewish-Arab Riots Flare In Holy Land   Partition Plan Is  Undergoing Test as Both Sides Engage In Bloody Finkhting

U.S, TO GIVE MEXICO ADDITIONAL ‘CREDITS’   Countries To Stabilize Rate Between Peso, Dollar

US., Mexico Reveal New Fiscal Accord   Peso-Dollar Rate To Be Stabilized, More Credit Extended

2 Presidents Issue Joint Statement   American Loans Will Back Projects Before World Bank

Country to Get Added Credits, Truman Reveals  President Aleman   President Aleman Addresses Congress At Joint Session

Two Presidents Announce More  Mexico Credits   Agreement Reached On Stabilized exe Rate’ of Peso-Dollar

U. S.to Approve Additional Grant of Funds for Mexico  Aleman, in Address Before-Congress, Sevs Force Mus? Back Up Democracy

U.S. Plans More Aid  to Mexico   Aleman Tells Congress Force Should Back Democratic Freedom

Joint Session Hears Visiting Chief of State   He Warns Unarmed Demoecracies ‘Whet Appetite of Dictators

U.S. Credits For Mexico Agreed Upon   Will Stabilize  Dollar Exchange

U, S. TO EXTEND MEXICO CREDITS   Added Funds Approved; Aleman Addresses Congress

‘ —- CURRENCIES. STABILIZED —  U. S. to Grant More Credits to Mexico.

More U. S. Aid To Mexico For  Her Economy   Two Nations Agree To Stabilize Exchange Rate of Peso, Dollar

U. &. Leader In Arabian Oil Country   Modern Methods Make Impression, Increase American Prestige Among Peoples Of Middle East

Storm Warnings Flying on Fast Coast   Tropical Hurricane Nearing Land Has Verv High Winds

Rites Held for Richard Van Reece   Services Held from Meadville Baptist Church Thursday.

VAN REECE RITES HELD   Services Held from Meadville Bap. tist Charch Thursday

‘About the Same’   Went Thru Another Day Without Noticeable Improvement   PRESIDENT AT BEDSIDE   Margaret Truman Cancel: Engagement to Be Near ow a

Traman’s Mother ‘About the Same’   Went Thru Another Day Without Noticeable  Improvement   PRESIDENT AT BEDSIDE   Margaret Truman Cancels Engagement to Be Near Grandmother

Dehate in Telephone Fight Ends   State Commission May Announce Findings Monday

THERE'VE BEEN LOTS OF CRACKS ABOUT COLUMNISTS; MAYBE THERE’S A REASON

Purdue Basketball Tragedy Claims Its Third Victim   Veteran Dies of Injuries; Unfinished Game May Be Replayed   (Picture on Page 2)

SEN. PEPPER. WANTS NO THIRD PART Y   _Quickly Turns,  ‘Down: Wallace's Suggestion ©

Wallace Gives New Headache To President   Leaps To Attack After Truman Suggests He'll Campaign For Party

Southern Pacific Executive Visits Mexia for Chamber of Commerce Event   Gives Hich Praise to C. of C. Work in Texa

Southern Pacific Executive Visits ‘Mexia for Chamber of Commerce Event

BRITISH ON WATCH FOR REFUGEE SHIPS   Report More Vessels Are Er Route with Immigrants

FATHER OF CITY BANKER IS. DEAD   D. L, ‘Mullendore, President of PCC at Wichita, :Dies In Alva, Okla.

Warn Merchants  Of Bogus Checks   State Police Point Out Many “Bad Check’ Men Work in Rush

Spelling Penitentiary ‘Baffles Jury So They 'Cut Verdict Text Short

lJ. S. Veterinarians Aid Mexico in Hoof and Mouth Disease Research

VETERINARIANS T9 WORK TO ISOLATE ‘PLAGUE IN CATTLE   American and Mexican Commission Cooperate to Stop  Hoaf-Mouth Gutbreak

UN Orders End to East Indies ‘War’   “Dispatchas Notes to ‘ Dutch, Indonesians  Requesting: Peaceful “Ene ta Canflte¢

Terse Notes Sent to Two Governments   Council Debates Only Two Days Before Issuing Cease-Fire Directive; Strongest Act Yet

United Nations Move To Stop  Indonesia War   Security Council Debates Only Two Days Before Issuing Cease-Fire Order to Two Nations.

UN Orders Indonesian  War Halted   Notes Dispatched To Two Governments; Urge Settlement By Peaceful Means

UN. COUNCIL ACTS TO FORCE END Ct INDONESIA BATTLE   Terse Note Dispatched Te Two Governments Demanding Cease Fire Order

CEASE WAR, U.N. WORD TO INDIES   Netherlands And Indonesian Governments Target Of Unprecedented Action   WAY USE GREAT POWERS

U.S. Mediation Given Welcome  By Dutch Leader   Doubts Indonesians Will Be Able To Get Firing Stopped.

Terse Notes Sent To Dutch And Indonesia   UNITED NATIONS TAKES FIRST STEP FOR PEACE

UN Gives Order To Halt Fighting In Indonese War   Unprecedented Act Made By Council After Late Meeting

UN Moves ToStopWar In Indies   Both Governments Expect: ed to Comply Promptly With Order

Both Nations Expected fo Ohey Message   United Nations Hold: Economic Sanctions As Potent Weapon

U.N. ORDERS END OF WAR IN INDONESIA   Terse Notes Dispatched to Dutch and Republicans to Cease Hostilities lmmediately — Compliance Ic Kxnected.

United Nations Orders Dutch To Stop Fight   Organization Takes Strongest Action In Its History by Order

UN Council Action Is Unprecedented   Java Republican Circles. Say Order Is Not Enough

UN Orders Fighting Stopped   Drastic Move May Be Enforced By Sanctions; Indonese and Dutch Expected to Comply 

U.N. Gives Order To Stop Fighting   Jerse Cease-Fire Directions _ Sent to Dutch and Indonesians   LU. S. OFFER STANDS   Services as Mediator Ten: dered to Both Sides in Quarrel

TELLS NATIONS TO END RIFT IN PEACEFUL WAY   Both Dutch And Indonesians Are Expected To Comply In Drastic Action

Dutch, Indonesians Ordered by U.N. to  Terminate Fighting   Unprecedented Action Is Taken by Its Security Council Today

U.N. Moves to Halt Fighting In Indonesia   Notes Ordering ‘Cease Fire’ Sent to Two Governments Engaged

Hard Pressure May Be Used lo Check War   Terse Notes Deliver Order to Both Nations Involved

Terse:Notes Go To Netherlands And Indonesia  Arbitration Urged 'o Secure Peace

U.N. Orders Hostilifies In Java Cease   Terse Notes Sent To Indonesian And Dutch Governments Damandina War'c Fr

Indonesia Fighting Ordered Stopped lL. N. Approves, 6-0).  American Note i ar m P'S...

NO DEMANDS CESSATION OF WA FIGHTING   Council May Use Potent “Economic Weapons If } Notes Are Spurned

Hard Pressure May Be Used To Check War  Terse Notes Deliver   Terse Notes Deliver Order to Both ‘Nations Involved

UN: Moves To Stop Fighting In Indonesia   Cease Fire Order Can Be Backed Up With  Action.

Terse, Notes Dispatched to Two Governments: " After the Security - Council’Decision

Action Ranks As Strongest By Peace Body   Compliance Is Expected-——Armed Policing Penvided

Compliance With Council Verdict Is Anticipated  World Peace  Machinery Has

UNITED NATIONS ORDER HALT IN INDONESIAN WAR   FIRST ATTEMPT TO INVOKE POWERS OF WORLDWIDE POLICE

ORDERS HALT TO ISLE WAR   Settle Dispute Peacefully, UN Tells Two Nations

Netherlands and Indonesians Told By U.N. to Stop Fighting, and Both ‘Nations Are Expected to Comply

Stop Conflict  Is U.N. Edict  " Terse Notes Sent Te 3 Government:

MOVES SWIFTLY 10 STOP HOSTILITIES      Send Terse Notes to Dutch an: : Indonesians to Cease War Immechately

UV. ». And Nussia Una rt oepar ate £ roposals  Diplomatic Struggle Over Europe Goes On

Wide Split In German Plans Seen   Big Four’ Recesses to Check Progress Plan Next Moves

Deputies View Agreement Area  Soviet And America Differ On Government

Big Four Aides Negotiate on Rule in German   U.S.-Britain Seek To Outmaneuver Russia in Strateqy

Big 4 Study Various Ideas On Germany   ‘Nations Differ On. - Economic, Political. Reconstruction

Diplomatic Struggle Enters New Phase In Moscow, Big Four Ministers’s Talk

COLUMBUS MAN HELL IN DEATH OF BROTHER   Blow Over Head with Beer Bottle Fatal in Delaware Co.

BLAME THREE NATIONS FOR GREEK PLOT   U.S. Aecuses Albania, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Soviet-Dominated Countries Accused of Plot

BLAME THREE NATIONS FOR GREEK PLOT.   U.S: Accuses Albanfugoslaviac.  and Bulgaria:

House Unit Okays Billion For Aid; Greeks Strafe Rebels; U.S. Scores 3 Red Nations For Overthrow Try

“CONGRESS TOLD OF EFFORTS TO INSTAL REDS   9 Testimony Revealed As House Committee Votes Funds To Block Communism

Russian Satellites Accused by Acheson   Albania, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria Are Charged With Plot Against Government of Greece

Acheson’s Foreast  Revealed   Former Secretary Of State Predicted The Greek Invasion

Husband and Wife Devens Carnival Tops   Stanton Kellys King and Queen at College

ALLIES ADVISED TO LEAVE BERLIN   Communists Launch Propaganda Barrage At Western Zone

Government Offers To Buy. Non- Layer   Plan Announced To Deep. -<Freexe .. Chickens: : ° Until: Needed”

Government To Buy Culls From Floeks To Save Grain Will Put Birds In ‘Deep Freeze’ Por Sale Later

GOVERNMENT OFFERS TO PURCHASE POULTRY   Non-Producing Hens Will Be Bought And Put In “Deep Freeze’ For Later Wee

Government Will Buy Poor Layers To Save Grain   Hens Will Be Frozen and Offered for Sale Next Year

GOVT. TO BUY CULLED HENS   Purchase of Non-Producers From Farmers Planned To Save on Grains

HIGH WINDS STRIKE NEBRASKA, (OWA   Two Persons Are Killed by Storms; Trees Are Blown Down.

THREE ESCAPE BOSTON CELLS   Break from State _ Prisor Puzzles Officials—Two Felons Recaptured

 Thumbs Down on Canary Yellow  Manhattan Men-About-Town - Opposed To Latest Dinner Jacket

Color In Styles, Yes, But Not That Gaudy Getu  Men Of Manhattan Turn Thumbs Down On Yellow Dinner Jacket

A Red Cross VicePresident Slated On Foreign Relief   The Joint Senate-House Group Gives Truman Full $350,000,000

Foreign Relief Program Wins Final Approval   Survives House Attempt To Put Ceiling On Fund

TRUMAN FOREIGN RELIEF PROGRAM GIVEN APPROVAL   Congress Backs Plan to Spend ” $350,000,000—House Turns -  Dewn = $200,000,000 Ceiling.   DISTINCT FROM AID FOR GREEKS AND TURKS   Bill Permits Expenditures in Italy, Greece, Hungary, Austria, Poland, China and Trieste.

Foreign Relief Bill Approved   $350,000,000 Fund Will Be Provided

Measure Survives Last-Minute House Move to Cut Funds   Richard F. Allen, Red Cross Official. Slated to Get Job of Administering Big Program; Rich Raises Cry of Economy

Foreign Relief Measure Sent To President   Full Amount Asked By Truman Gets Congressional Approval

U.P, JOURNALIST SEES HIROSHIMA 2 YEARS LATER   Second Atom Bomb Festival Anniversary Signalizes War’s End

Hiroshima Stages Mammoth Celebration On Second Anniversary Of Being Struck By Atomic Devastation

First Atom Bomb Hit Hiroshima Two Years Ago   Jap City Observes Second Anniversary Of Its Leveling

Hiroshima Happy To Have Made Terrific Sacrifice In A-Bomb Attack If It Will Bring Era of Peace

Hiroshima Marks Anniversary of A-Bomb With Big Three-Day Peace Celebration -

7 Ss eee 5 RE NEL: NE ee: § YE ING  ~PpwVt ed  Hiroshima to Celebrate Atom Birthday

Hiroshima Celebrates Atom Birthday On 2nd Anniversary of Bomb Blasi

Always  Wanted Post At Raleigh   Goldsboro Native May Return To Seek Office

Commissioners, Give Tentative Plan For County Unit System   ‘Invite Suggestions “Concerning Program

Warren Makes It Definite   California Governor Reiterates He’s Not Candidate for President (or Vice President) in 1948

Utica Factory Blows Up; 12  Persons Hurt      Russ Reply to Lend Aid Dun, Set No Time

A “Polite Gesture” For a Settlement   Moscow Considering LendLease Account Agreement.

Communist Newspaper Ir A Guarded Reaction To Marshall Appointment

Baruch Flayed By Red Paper   Izvestia Asserts Threat: Cansed Resionation

Work On Differences   Two Trains Wrecked, British Officers Killed In Palestine Violence

Jews Blowing Up Trains   Mines Wreck Two In Palestine, Damage Bridge, Other Mines Found On Tracks

egw Zvai Leumi On March  Land Mines Kill 2 British ‘Army Officers In Palestine

New Holy Land Blasts Kill Two, Injure Five   Roil Service Disrupted, Three Bridges Out as Bombing Terrar Elmrac

Mining of Holy Land Railroads May Be Forerunner of Renewed Violence On Large Scale by Underground

Jew Mines  Wreck Trains   Two British Officers Killed In Palestine; Three Bridges Damaged

BLAST TRAINS IN HOLY LAND   2 British Officers Ave Killed. 5 Injured

BLAST TWO TRAINS   Two Officers Killed, Rai Service Disrupted in

Jews Attack Rail Lines ©   Service in Palestine Disrupted By Blasts; Two Dead, Five Injured

Jew Underground Wrecks Two  Palestine Trains  Two British Officers Killed, Railway Service Disrupted

BLAST TWO TRAINS   Tag Officers Killed, Rail Service Disrupted in Holy Land

HOLY LAND MINES KILL TWO BRITONS   Five Injured As Blasts Rock Palestine Countryside

Democrat Chief Says President Should Carry On   Ross Declares that White House Had No Advanced Knowledge

State Income Tax May Be Abolished, Says House Speaker  Action Seen if Missouri n.  séie rats   Action Seen if Missouri Can Do Without the $11,000,000

Danger Seen After Nov. 2 In Babson Business View, Dut No Depression In 48

Babson Forecasts Boom Year, but Warns Change May Come Next November

_ BUSINESS: COMMODITIES: TAXES:  LABOR:  REAL ESTATE. POLITICS: STOCKS: BONDS:

President Defends Aide’s Grain Deals   1948 will Be Duplicate of 1947, But'Watch Out After November 2

Personal Income Taxes Will Be Somewhat Lower No Depression in 1948 and Inflation Era To Remain Until Noy. 2, Roger Babson Says

Babson Predicts Business to Be Good During ‘48 But Sees Possibility of Change After Big Election

Moser Babson Says  ‘No Depression in 1948. ‘Continued Increase In ‘Food Prices Seen for Year

» BABSON IS OPTIMISTIC OVER OUTLOOK FOR 1948      By ROGER W. BABSON

BABSON SEES 1948 AS DUPLICATE OF ‘47 BUT  WITH EUNDAMENTAL CONDITIONS LESS FAVORABLE

TRAFFIC DEATHS “CONTINUE TO RISE          INCREASES OVER YEAR AGO SHOWN IN THREE MONTHS. "AUP: 8 POT. IN JULY.

HAYMAKER NAMED AT MEETING HERE   Seventh District Session Is Held by Democrats At Linton.

Tra Haymaker of Franklin © Elected Seventh District  Chairman; Succeeds Tayior

Claims Voters Have Chasen Moderate Middle Course In National Elections

RANIFC AE TEN   MYVUILS WE Ihiy  VICTIMS HUNTED   Number Of Dead In Lake Superior Tragedy Placed At Twelve

Continue Search for Lake Seamen      Believe Ten Missing Are ‘Dead; Weather Ham er Hunt

U.S. May Assume New Responsibility In Middle East   Rumor Britain Plans To Withdraw Its Military Defenses

Suez Defense To Become U. S. Responsibility  Britain Withdrawing  Forces To East Africa In Historic Move

BRITISH MAY MOVE DEFENSE LINES EAST   Said to Be Setting Stage to Let the U. S. Handle Mediterranean Area and Anchor Defense in East Africa.

Britain Setting Stage to Put Mediterranean Defense on Uncle Sam's Shoulders

REPORTS FROM LONDON:  Britain Ready to Turn Military Mediterranean Affairs to U. S.

Britain Set To Hand Near East Worries to US   Informed Sources Say Uncle Sam to Shoulder Militarv Responsibility

‘Britain Said Ready To Turn Responsibilities ‘la Mediterranean Area Over To United States

PROGRAM FOR NEXT SESSION   Taft Calls Policy Committee to Discuss Legislation

Special Session Of Congress Ends On Friday Night   Special Anti-Inflation Bill Is Passed In Closing Hours Of Session   STOPGAP AID BILL IS ALSO APPROVED

Schuman, Set On Cabinet, Faces Waves  Of Strikers   Troops Are Readied To Handle Troubles . Caused By Walkouts

New Cabinet Is Formed By Schuman   Faced With New Labor Troubles

Schuman Forms Coalition Cabinet ToStabilizeFrance   Hauling Body Is Seventh Since Liberation From Nazi Domination; Paris Guarded

Schuman Takes Over Controls      New French’ ‘Premier Is Confronted. With: Terrific. Task a :

New Strikes Peril Schuman Cabinet French Troops Set  fo Move into Paris By seernees = , ee 7

French Strive Hard to Avert Internal War   Troops Gather for Crisis  Italy Reds Demand Dasghvcn'T

Most Harbors, Coal Mines Tied ‘ By. Strikes  Antumental  ac   New Premier Faces Monumental Task In Preventing Crackup, Civil War

FRANCE NAMES COALITION CABINET   Robert Schuman Takes Over As New Premier

Schuman Forms New Cabinet  Plunges Into Task Of Dealing With _ Spreading Strikes

New French Premier Sets Up Government Without De Gaulle, Communists In It

New Outbreaks Seen Menacing French Cabinet   Schuman Plunges Into Job Of Dealing. With Wave Of ‘Strikes; Subway  Fare Boosted..-.:-:

New Cabinet Faced With Strike Wave   Rails, Harbors, Mines, Schools Are Paralyzed

About Million Frenchmen Out on Strike   “Energetic Measures’ By New Government Predicted in Paris

French Cabinet Is Reorganized   Coalition Group Tackles Spreading Strike Wave; Railroads, Harbors, Coal Mines Idled.

French Economic Tieup Grows; New Cabinet Is Formed   Premier Schuman _ Announces Coalitior Setup---Guardsmen Held in Readiness .

NEW CABINET HOLDS FIRST FORMAL MEET   Economics Minister De Gaulle Backer, Cancels Talk

ost French Railroads—  Paralysis Is Threatened   + «+ Schuman Forms A Coalition Government

Strikes Spread Over France; Premier Acts   Decides On Very  Energetic Measures To Halt Walkouts

Schuman's Task To Deal With Growing Strikes  Threaten France witt Economic Disaster

FORMS ANOTHER FRENCH CABINET   New Group Starts Work ai Once on Strike Wave

France Facing Threat to Economic Life  Schuman Forms New   Schuman Forms New Cabinet; Spread Of Strikes Grows

Showdown Lo Strikes In France   New Premier Forms Cabinet; Prepares for Battle With Rebellious Labor

FRENCH STRIKES STILL SPREADING. MILLION NOW IDLE   Postal Workers Begin Leaving Jobs in Paris—Dock Workers in Seven Cities  Walk Out.   SCHUMAN CABINET TAKES UP PROBLEM   Premier Expected to Take “Energetic” Measures— Some Concessions to Labor Predicted.

NEW GOVERNMENT WOULD RESTORE ORDER IN PARIS   RAILS, MINES AND SCHOOLS IDLE DUE TO COMMUNIST ACTS

French Strike Numbers Swell   New. Premier: Seeks Ke c End Threat On ae ‘"Eéonomy

Schuman Moves  To End Strikes   New French Premier Is Faced With Many ~ Toush Problems.

Announces New French Cabinet   Premier Schuman Negotiates 36 Hours with Leader«

Tough Job For New Premier   Must Meet Challenge Of Communist-Led Strikes Spreading Throughout France

Schuman Take: Steps to Halt Strike Spread   ‘Energetic’ Measures Planned by Premier:  Million Workers Idle

Schuman Facing Gigantic Task  ing With Wav of Spreadi ics SBvlleet

NEW RULE FACES FRENCH STRIKES   ‘Schuman’s Cabinet Tackles Walkouts Gripping Nation

French Cabinet ls Formed   New Premier Takes Up Spreading Strikes Threatening Disaster

Million French Workers Strike;. Premier Active   ‘Energetic Measures’ J: Prevent Spread Are: Planned

Coalition Cabinet Tackles Strikes   New Government Out To Halt French  Economic Disaster

France Has New Cabinet   Faces. Wave. of Strikes Threatening Nation With Economic Pisaster

Schuman Forms Cabinet To Take Reins In France  Wave Of Strikes Spreads As New Regime Is Set Up

France Faces Threats of New Strikes   Premier Robert Schuman Forms New Coalition Government; Troops Are  Ready for Emergency

French Premier Begins Dealing With Spreading Wave Of Strikes   Railways, Ports  Alr ‘ady Tied Up   Situation Further Complicated By Increase In Rate Of Subway Fares

Schuman Picks New French Cabinet: Guards Mobilized; Crisis Mount:

ATOM BiG ITEM ‘IN NEW BUDGEI   Rates Recommendatior Of Half Billion Doller Outlay

PLAN STUDIED BY HOUSE GOP   Immediate GI Pa; Re Under  Dhecuaesion

Says. Destructiveness Of War To Progress Until It Can Wipe  Out Human Race ..

Polish Ex-Official Thinks 50,000 Men Fighting Russians  Says Anti-Communis Army Waaes Guerrilla

[DARING PARTISAN LEADER IS  WAGING GUERRILLA WARFARE (ON REDS IN EASTERN EUROPE

90,000 Anti-Communist Guerrillas Are Fighting Behind Russian Lines

France Kicks Out Soviet Delegation   Soviet-French Trade Talks Are Called Off

FRENCH STRIKERS ACCEPT ORDERS RETURN TO WORK   FRENCH MISSION ON REPATRIATION TOLD ° GET OUT OF MOSCOW

Russia Calls Off French Trade Talks   Soviet Mission Is Sent Home

Soviets Accuse French Regime Of ‘Hostile’ Acts   Trade Bitter. Charges in Ousting Members of Repatriation Boards

Five Bodies Recovered, Others Lost   Only Three Persons Survive Tragedy at Sea

Five Bodies Recovered, Others Lost  Onlv Three Person   Only Three Person: Survive Tragedy at Sea

Georgia Heads For Critical Funds Shortage As Court Suit Of ‘Governors’ Delayed

Georgia Assembly Returns to Work; Deadlock Unabated   State Facing Possible Strangulation Due to  Lack of Funds

WELFARE INQUIRY   Is Recommended by State Representatives; Vote  for New Board

—OHIO LIQUOR PERMIT INQUIRYApplication Fees May  Be Refunded By State, Says Liquor Director  Former Governor Lausche Says He   Former Governor Lausche Says He Was ‘Betrayed’ By Those He Trusted

LAUSCHE CLAIMS BETRAYAL’ BY HIS PERSONNEL   Secretary Confirms Call Fronj Former Governor to Stop Issuing Licenses

CLAIM FRAUD IN LIQUOR DEPT.   irregularities In Issuing Licenses Charged   Says He Was Betrayed By Persons In Connection With Licensing

Probe of Licenses  UnderWay   Lausche Declares He Was ‘Betrayed’ In Permit Grants.

Investigators Scrutinize 48 Late Licenses   Ex-Governor Lausche Declares He Has Been Betrayed

Probe Reveals  Evidence, Says State Director   Investigation of Club Permits Issued In Cleveland at Year’s End Extends To Other Northern Ohio Citiec

Fraud Claimed In Issuance of Liquor Permits   Lausche Alleges Betrayal by Trusted Persons

COFALL SAYS LIQUOR PROBE SHOWS ‘FRAUD’   Lausche Charges Betrayal As Investigation Of Licenses Goes On

9 ARMY FLIERS DEAD IN CRASH   Crew Memebers of Four-Engine Bomber Killed in Mishap Near Valparaiso, Fla.

Nine Crewmen Of Bomber Die In Plane Crash   Disaster Occurs Near Valparaiso, Fla., Soon After Taking Off From. Flain Field

9 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Four-Engine Army Bomber Crashes In Training Flight

lash : Brief News Items . Right off the Wires   Nine Die In Plane Crash

AIR ACE NAMED 10 HIGH POST   TRUMAN PICKS FLIER WHO DOWNED 6 JAP PLANES 4S AERONAUTICS OFFICIAL.”

TRUMAN SIGNS 20 OF 78 BILLS   Army Flier Appointed Assistant Secretary Of Aeronautics

Truman Announces Appointment of a New Air Official  Alen Siane 90) Naw Rill.   Also Signs 20 New Bills Passed by Congress and Vetoes Two

Harvest Aid   About 1,000 Combines From ,Canada: Will Relieve Shortage

[Ferguson Says Co Committee. Will Subpoena Brokers to Get Names: of All ‘Inside :Dealers

—WANTS NAMES OF SPECULATORS— Stassen’s Charges May Bring Action By Senate

Senate Subpoena May Get List Of Speculators  ‘Action Threatened lf Names Are Withheld

LIST OF TRADERS TOBE DEMANDED   Senators Plan Subpenas If ‘Necessary In Inquiry

Senate May Subpoena List... .  Stassen Charges Gov't. “Insiders” Are Guilty Of Market Speculation

Senate to Subpoena List of Speculators  Committee Request  May Be Denied

GRAIN NAME LIST SUBPENA EYED   Stassen Leads Drive Tc Uncover ‘Speculators’

SUBPOENA MAY. BE USED TO GET LIST OF GRAIN BUYERS   Senators Are Determined te Obtain’ Listings-of Grain Mart Speculators

Senators Trail  Speculater List   Government Insiders Included, Staessen  Talle Pras

Demand List Grain Dealers   W ould Subpeona Names Of Grain Market Speculators

Senate Group To Obtain List Of Speculators   To Use Subpenas If Necessary in Market Probe

Senators May Subpoena Lists Of Speculators  Stassen ge ne *Insiders’ Named On AT

Senate May Seek Subpoena To Get Names of Traders   Ferguson To Head Drive To Publicize Speculators’ List

Senators Want Lists Of Grain Speculators   May Use Subpoenas to Get Names of Traders jE Request. js. Refused

Senators May Subpoena List of Speculators   "We May Get It From Brokers,’ Ferguson Warns.

Action May Be Answer To Any Administration Refusal To Make Public List Of Laroe Traders

Senate Subpoena of Speculators List Is. Threatened by COP   Plan - if. Administration Refuses to Turn: Over... List of Officials

MAY SUBPOENA GRAIN TRADERS   Stassen Says High Officials on List of Operators

Government Holds List = From Group   Senators Threaten To Subpoena lnformation Wanted

Writ May Get List of Grain Mart Traders   Senate Threatening Subpoena To Obtain Speculators’? Names

Stassen Claims U.S. Officials Among Traders   belie Asserts Probers Will Seek Subpoenas. . To Obtain Names  Of Speculators   Report Anderson  Will Refuse Data   Government ‘Insiders’ Are Accused By Stassen Of Gambling In Grains, = Should Be Fired

Senators May Subpoena On Grain Trading   Ferguson Indicates Move In Trader List Ie Refused

New Abduction - Angle Studied; — Girl Is Home   Sleuth Says Suspect Willing to Verify His Whereabouts

Suspect In Kidnaping Gives Aljbi   Goes To Police When He Hears He Is Wanted In Devine Case

Pill Ht Suing First Natio _ For Claimed Corn f Damage          : There, Seems. To:Be “Another. Side Tha Stary

Pill Suing First National For Claimed Corn Damage   ‘There, Seems To. Be “Another Side Of The Story:

Marshall Puts Blame In China On Extremists   Truman Envoy Flying To U.S. Hits Both Sides for Disunity

Cong. Eaton Is Gloomy Over World Conditions   House Chairman‘Says United States Cannot Afford To Permit Russia To Dominate Greece: Sees Drive On Turkey.

Fears World War III May Start In Greece   Rep. Eaton Says United States Cannot Afford To Let Russia Dominate Greece

Eaton is Gloomy OnPeaceQutlook   Republican Leader Fears Greek Issue May Start New War

Eaton Labels Greece Cradle Of Third War   Victory for Soviets There Means World Conquest. He Warns

Eaton Says “Greece May Be Powder Keg oe World ar J   FOR AIDING COUNTR’

— GREECE —. ‘Must Halt Russian _ Conquest”   ‘COULD RULE’ OVER RUBBLE’

New Jersey Man Gloomy Over Outlook   Soviet Drive Might Bring World War Ith

Rep. Eaton Fearful Greece May Explode Into World War ffl   Chairman of House For. eign Affairs Group Expresses Gloomy View

Fear Greece Powder Keg Of New War   — Conviction Growing Congress Must Meet In Special Session

Eaton Fearful Greece Powder Keg of War III  Can't Let Russia Concuer, He Says

Head of House Foreign Affairs Committee Worried Over Situation There

Eaton Warns Greek Crisis May Start War   House Chairman Says U S. Can’t Permit Soviet Control of Greece

Greece May Be ‘Powder Keg That Explodes Into World War III,’ Says Rep. Eaton

U.S. Official Issues Grim Warning  Fg RE OE? Ga © Serer   Chairman of House Foreign Affairs Group Flays Soviet

‘GREECE CALLED “POWDER KEG”   Foreign ‘Affairs-Com. mittee Chairman © Alarmed _.   IREACH BEDROCK   Representative Eaton “Backs Greek-Turk ‘ATA. Dengora ty

EATON STATES: GREEK CRISIS 1S SHOWDOWK   GOP LEADER IN HOUSE! DE. CLARES SITUATION “As BAD AS PRIMEVAL . CHAOS

Eaton Expresses Fear Of Powder Keg Explosion   America Must Stand Firm, Trimble Says; Situation Tense

Threat of War In Greek Crisis, Lawmaker Says   GOP House Leader Takes Gloomy View Of World Conditions

Eaton Sees Greece As ‘Powder Keg  Fears Explosion Into Another World Conflict

WORLD CONDITIONS   Eaton Says “Greece May Be Powder Keg for World War III”   FOR AIDING COUNTRY

Pears Greece May Ignite Into World War Ul   Chairmm:i Eatén Of House Foreign Affairs Committee Says Soviet Domina tion: Mnst Be Checked

Situation Holds All Elements Necessary  For Third Major War   U. §. And Russia Down To Bedrock; Both Declare They Will Back Positions To Limit; U. S. Cannot Aford To Back Down.

House Foreign Affairs Chairman Says . Greece May Be Powder Keg Starting War:

Peril Is Cited In Gloomy View Of Greek Rift   GOP Committee Head Saya U. S. “Cannot Afford” To Permit Soviet Dominution

SEES DISASTER IF SOVIET WINS GREEK CONTROL   Raton Warns U. §S, Must Halt Red Menace; Sees Possibility Of Russian Attempt To Conquer The World.

Greek Crisis May Start ard World War, Eaton Says   But Suggests Impasse May Be Gvercome in Search For Peace

Says Greece Ma Be Powder Keg   U. S. Can’t Let Reds Dominate Greece, Eaton Declares

U.S. Official Issues Grim Warning  Chairman of House Foreian Affairs   Chairman of House Foreign Affairs Group Flays Soviet

Says” Greece Is Powder Keq Whict Could Explode into World War III

U.S, CANNOT LET RUSSIANS RULE GREECE-E AT ON   Claims Soviet Conquest Would Only Lead to Attack on Turkey

CATON FEARS WORLD WAR 3 MAY ERUPT   New Jersey Representative Sees Greece as the Powder Keg Which May Touch Off Another Major Conflict.

New War Danger Feared InGreece  Eaton Has Gloomy View Of Situation

Eaton Says Greek Situation May Be Grounds for War   Representative Takes “Gloomy View” of Crisis.

Eaton Gloomy Over Outlook For Peace  Save Ti. S. Cannnt   Says U.S. Cannot Permit Russia To Dominate Greece

Greece Is Viewed as Powder Keg  Solon Says World   Solon Says Worlc War II! Could Beain in Greece

House Foreign Affairs Chief Gives Warning   U.S. Cannot Afford Domination of Nation By Soviet Russia

Greece Seen As ‘Powder Keg Exploding Into World War Ill’   House Foreign Affairs Chief Is Pessimistic

Greece Is Seen As Door To War   Deaton Warns Of Allowing Russia To Dominate Greece

Fears World War lil May Start in Greece   Hovuss Member Against Russian Domination Of Balkan Country

Greece Situation Termed ‘Powder Keg’ of War as U.S. Fails in Help Effort

DONT LET REDS SEIZE GREECE, U.S. CAUTIONED   Eaton Warns That Country May Be ‘Powder Keg’ Bringing New War

LIKENS GREECE TO POWDER KEG FOR NEXT WAR   Rep. Eaton, House Committee Leader, Fears Eruption Into Third Conflict

Governor Leading For Nomination   Mississippi’s Governo} Wright Seems Assured Of Nomination For Re-Election

Nathan Calls For 21-Cent Steel Raise   Sequel Report for CIO Holds Prices Needn’t Go Up

Senate Near Decision On  Labor Bill   Expected To Reject Plan To Spht Measure

Move to Split Senate Labor  Bill Rejected   59-35 Vote First Test of Measure in Upper House /

‘Proposal tc to Split Labor Disputes Bill Rejected   Republican Leadership In Senate Is Accorded Victory in First Test

Labor Curt Proposal Defeated   Republicans Bat Down Efforts to Split Labor Bill

Senate Defeats Plan to Split Labor Measure   Republican Majority Wins First Clear Test on Bill

PROPOSAL TO SPLIT LABOR BILL BEATEN   Defeat Is Victory For GOP in First Test On Anti-Strike Legislation

Proposal to Divide Big Catch-All Labor Bill Into Four Parts Beaten

(GOP Majority Blasts Change By Sen. Morse   Democrats Favor Split Fearing Truman Veto Of Catel-All Measure.

SENATE VOTES DOWN PLAN SPLIT MEASURE:   Republicans Claim Victory on Labor Bill When Carving Plan Defeated   SENATOR HATCH SAYS BILL MAY BE VETOED

SENATE DEFEATS LABOR PARTITION   Proposal To Split ‘Catch-All Bill Voted Down

Senate Rejects Morse Proposal  Votes Down Motion to Split Labor Bill

Proposal Tc Split Labor Bill Beaten   Republicaris Get Vietory In First Tas? On Measure

Says Senate Bill-. ‘On Labor Laws  Faces Rejection   VoleToday On Preposal To  Carve Legislation “Into

Proposal to. Divide Labor Bill Beaten   ‘Plan Advocated by Morse Is Opposed by Taft as Senate Moves to Speed Final Vote on Measure

SPLIT IN LABOR BILLS SMASHED   GOP Senate_ Leaders Hold “All Features. in, Legislation. 7 Fe One Act _

GOP Bats Down Plan fo Split Labor Measures   Victory Marks First Senate Test On Union Curbs

TAFT DOUBTS LABOR BILLS TO BE SPLIT   Ohio Senator Predicts Defeat of Motion by Morse of Oregon: to Divide Over-All Legislation Into Four Parts.

Senate Near Decision On Splitting Bill  Morse Move   Morse Move Would Divide  Labor Measure

GOP Leaders Score Victory In Labor Fight   Beat Motion Of Colleague From Oregon

Decision Due On Labor Bill   Senate Votes Today On ‘Carving’ Plan

Senate Defeats Move To Cut Up Labor Measure   GOP Leadership Victoriou In First Test; Possibility of Presidential Veto Raised By Solons

Senate Battle Over Dividing COP Act Opens   Morse Leads in Drive To Carve Catch-All Bill Into Four Separate Measures   Taft Is Confident Action Will Fail   Oregon Solon Bucks GOP Leaders, Says Truman Veto Invited by One Labor Bill

GOP Leaders Win First Test On Labor Bill   Proposal To Split Measure Is Beaten By 59 to 35 Vote

Senate Spurns Labor Control Bill Division   GOP Leadership Passes First Test In Upper House

Defeat Of Plan Gives Lead. ership First Victory  In Controls Test

Labor Bill Split Fails   Senate GOP Beat Down Proposal to  Change Omnibus Measure

SENATE SNUBS MOVE TO SPLIT UP LABOR BILL   Turns Down Proposal To ODivide Measure Into 4 Sep< erate Parts.

SENATORS VOTE ON ‘CUTTING UP OF LABOR BILL   Taft Claims That Move Wi Be Beaten; Morse Sees ‘Fighting Chance’

ELEANOR LOSES DRIVING PERMIT   SHE TELLS TWO STORIES OF CAR ACCIDENT

SUPREME COURT. ORDERS SALES. TAX DIVERSION      Writ of Mandamus Now Compels State to Make Amendment Payments

SCORES OF B-29’S FROM ALL PARTS OF NATION FLY ' EAST FOR DEMON.  STRATION .

Nation's Newest Air Defense Tested Today  More Than 100 B-29s to “Attack” Eastern Seaboard ‘in Unique Operation

Fire Damages May Company   Fifth Floor is Gutted in Spectacular a Blaze

Spectacular Fire Damages Large Baltimore Store  Fifth Floor Of May Company Is “Gutted’

Spectacular Fire Completely Guts Filth Flee   THEATER PATRONS ARE FORCED TO QUIT PLAY

Rigid Discipline at Annapolis  Relaxed a Little Under New Policy

Naval Midshipmen Are Being Treated Less Like Pistons and More Like Men Now

WAGE DEMAND CUT TO 1 CENTS HOUR BY G. M. WORKERS   Reuther Announces Its Rejection by Corporation Along With 2 Alternative Proposals.   OFFER PRESENTED € AT NIGHT CONFERENCE   Negotiators to Resume Talks Today as Union Rank and File Meets to Consider Situation,

GM Rejects Proposal on Wage Boost  Offers 114 Cents, With 34 Cents For Six Holidays

AUTO WORKERS SLICE DEMAND FOR PAY HIKE   General Motors Rejects 15-Cent Hourly Offer; Negotiations Continue

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EXTRA HOUR GIVER NEGRO WHEN WiRE ON CHAIR BREAKS   Texas Slayer Goes. to Death on Second Trip to Chair; Faces  Ordeal Calmly

Teamsters Lose First Round in  Taft Law Tes   Moticn for Dismissal of NLRB Unfair Practice Charge Is Denied

Nation’s Largest Wheat Crop Expected in 1947  All Fields Flourish Over U. S. But Europe Fares Badly

COMMIES FAIL IN CANAL ZONE   Native Population Resists Red Camoaian

CONGRESSMAN SAYS. THAT ‘THE DRIVE TO ENROLL NATIVES OF PANAMA NOT SUCCESSFUL 

America Assured 300 Millions Will Be Used as First Intended, To Aid Recovery. Block ‘Reds’

U. $. Mission To Control Greek Economic Life  Loan Funds To Be Used As Inte — Greeks Assu

Formal Pledge  Given on Use Of  Recovery Funds   Lengthy List of Duties For Administration Of Aid Set Up by Greeks

American Aid To Be Used To Block Reds   Greek Leaders Deolare U. S. Must Take Lead in Many Lines

ATHENS PLEDGES COOPERATION IK RECOVERY WORK   U. S. Funds Will Be Used For Purposes Outlined By Mr. Trumon

Greeks Willing For U.S. To Run. National Economy   Publish List of ° Duties Americans ‘Should: Table: Ouax

Greece Urges U.S. Run Economic Life   Will Make Own Recovery Effort

—AID PROGRAM— Good Faith Assured _ By Athens   ‘AIMED TO STOP COMMUNISM.

US Fund To. Run Economy Greeks Say   Also Give Assurance . That Money Will Be Used for the Purpose  Tt Wee Made Avaitahia Fa:

Greece Asks J. §. Mission Rule Nation   Administration of Economic Life to Be Laraely American

Big Role For U.S. In Greece   Under Greek Government Plan Americans Would Virtually’ Run Nation’s Economic Life

U. §. Mission To Run Life Of Greece   Group Handling Aid Program To Have Authority In All Vital Activities

Greeks List Duties U. S.  To Perform   Say Administrator of Aid Program Should Run Economic Life of Nation

Red Bloc Boycotts Election   Soviet Refuses To Co-operate With Korean Commission

Russia Boycotts UN Vote Plan For Koreans’   Soviets Take No Part In Action; May Bar Observer:

Russian Deman¢ To Pull Out Troops Denied   Soviets Refuse To Serve On Commission; Threat Iqnored

Russia Declares It Will. Boycott UN: Commission To Eye Korean Elections

Soviet Bloc Will Boycott Korean Plan   Refuses To Take Part in: Vote. -

Soviet Bloc To Boycott UN Vote in Korea   Russian Demand For Withdrawal-. Of Troops Reiected

RUSSIAN BLOG WILL BOYCOTT COMMISSION TO SUPERVISE VOTE  U. N. COMMITTEE. IN FAVOR OF PROPOSAL, DESPITE SOVIET BOLT

Elections in Spring Approved   Ukraine Nominated for Commission Despite Soviet Snub

RUSSIAN BLOC TO BOYCOTT UN PLAN IN KOREA   Committee Votes for Commission to Watch Over General Election

Reds Snub UN Plan For Korea   Will Boycott Commission Named to Supervise Election

Soviet Bloc in UN Boycotts Korean Plan   However, UN Group Notes 46-0 for U.S. Indenetdenre Meu

Reds to Boycott  U.N. Commission   Supervision ofKoreanVote Passes 46 to O; 4 Abstentions

MEIUNIYRO ERILS Flat RS LR:  Red Boycott For Korean Commission Is Forecast   Issue Faces Ballot In Political Group Of UN During Day

ANOTHER BOYCOTT IS ANNOUNCED BY THE SOVIET BLOCK   On United Nations Commission Created to Supervise Korea Election.   WILL BE HELD IN SPRING   Under Secretary of State Marshall’s Plan for  Independence. By MAX HARRELSON

Committee Casts Vote For Proposal   Plan Offered hy U.S. Wins By 46 to 0 Ballot With Four Abslaining: Soviet Bloc Refuses to Vote

Soviet Bloc Will Boycott Korea Electior   Russ Stooges Refuse To Vote at U.N. on Marshall Proposal

Vote Is 46-0 For U.S. Plan With 4 Nations  Abstaining   Russia, America Omitted From Membership ~ On Commission

Boycott Vote on Korea   Soviet Bloc Silent As UN Votes to Create Commission to Overse “Rreedam” Floctiang

SOVIET BOYCOTT SEEN IN KOREA   Commission Pro posec By United States May Be Barred

UN Committee Votes U.S. Plan Approval   Russians and Satellite: Fail to Take Part In Today’s Balloting

Soviet Bloc to Boycott U. N.  Commission   May Indicate Russien Gar of Observers From Northern Korea

Russia Boycotts U. N. Commission  Refuse to Serve In Korean Election

Soviet Bloc to Boycott UN Unit  Created to Supervis Elections in Korea

Soviet Nations to Boycott United Nations Korean Election Commission

ARMED FORCES SEEKING WAY TO PROTECT CIVILIANS FROM ATOMIC AND. GERM WARFARE   Mantle Of Secrecy Surpassing That Surrounding A  Bomb Has Been Thrown About The Subject Of Bacteriological Warfare By High Command

A rmed Forees Seek Methods to Protect Citizens From Atomie and Germ Attacks

Femole Secrétaries Bs - Post Major Peeves   Preparing for War?  Armed Forces Working On Defens ) Against Atomic And Germ Attacl

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   Plans to Protect Civilians in Atom, Germ War Reported

PLANE RESCUES 11 ARMY FLIERS   Lands On Frozen Lake Fo Airmen In Greenland

—RESCUE MISSION SUCCESSFULI] Army F liers Back In U.S. After Rescue

Gen. Spaatz Pins DFC On Pilot, Air Medals On Others  Six Tired Heroes Of Arctic Air Rescue Get High Honors

RESCUE CREW IS DECORATED   General Spaatz Pins Medals On Men Who Brought 11 Off Arctic Ice Cap

F lyers Who Rescued 11 From Greenland Ice  Cap Are Decorated by Head of Army Air Forces

South Portland Flier Decorated  Sgt. Hustus In Arctic - Rescue Plane Crew

Jerry Bradford Wins Showmanship Con. In Local Dairy Show   By P. A. WILLIAMS Assistant County Agent

SULLIVAN CASES T0 BE RE-TRIED   Prosecutor Says Trials Will Be Held in October

Police Blame Boy For Fiery Deaths  Lad Is Held on Charge Of Arson

FARM BUREAU HEAD MAY QUIT   O'Neal Says Allan Kline of Iowa Would Succeed

Writer Gives Kidnap Story   Relates Details O: Hospital Escape. Flight...

Prosecutor's Children Now Threatened   Warren Edwards Says  He Was Warned by Phone His Children Would Be Killed If He Acted

Four fo Face Kidnap Charge   Oklahoma County Attorney Files Charges Despite Threat Against Family

Judge Laws Sets March 19 for Conspiracy Trial  Freeman Appears With 3 Others.

Garssons, May Plead Innocent  to U. S. Counts   Federal Judge Sets March 19 for Trial of Wartime Fraud Cases

PROBE DEATH OF IOWA YOUTH, 10   Boy Fatally Injured in Rifle Accident

@ THREE NOTCHES HIGHER   Forrestal Moving Up in World of Washington Dinners

Pr etocol Batile  F orrestal’s New Post Makes ‘Him Number 3 Manat Dinner

Newsstand c Copies...   Selective Service Board No.  at Mt. Jewett Receives Orders to Liquidate  Following Death of War Draft Act   Nearly 10,000 Men of Draft Age From This Area Registered at Mt. Jewett Since First Meeting In October, 1940; Local Man Chairman

Newsstand c Copies...   Selective Service Board No, L at ML Jewett Receives Orders to Liquidate Following Death of War Draft Act

FAMILY REUNION ENDS IN DEATH   Happiness Of Sicilians, Reunited For First Time In 17 Years, Cut Short When Father Suffers Heart Attack.

Practically All American Troops Out Of China  Marshall Reports To Molotov; No Progress

MARSHALL GIVES MOLOTOV DATA   Says All But 6,180 American Troops Leaving China   LETT ER DISTRIBUTED

Few To Remain And They Will Stay At Request Of China   Reminds They Repotriated 3,000,000 Japs, Doesn't Know What Russians Did

Bulk of U. S. Troops Will  Leave China   Marshall Tells Molotov Only 6,180 Will Stay At China’s Request

— BIG FOUR—  Marshall Hits Russ Secrecy   HOPEFUL OF GERMAN PACT

Molotov Given Data on China   Marshall Informs Him of U.S. Treeps

EXCHANGE UF INFORMATION BY U.5., REDS   American Troops in China te   Be Cut to 6,180 Men, Marshall Says.

Only 6,180 U.S. Forces To Remain In China, Marshall Reveals In His Letter To Molotov

Some American Troops To Be Left In China   Marshall Reports Tc Molotov; Letter Strictly Formal

ONLY SKELETON U.S. FORGE 10 STAY IN CHINA   Expect Marshall to Seek  Interview With Stalin : ) Soon ,

Marshall Rubynite Estimate  OnArmy   Ministers Are Told Only 6,180 Will Stay In China

Secretary of State Says U. S. Has Repatriated Three Million Japanese to Homeland From China: No Knowledge of Sovicts

Most U.S. Troops  Out Of China .   Marshall Informs  Molotov By Letter Of Status of Fulfilment of Obligations

6,180 IN CHINA MOLOTOV TOLD   Marshall Gives Figure on Military Strength Once Withdrawals Complete.

U. $. Data On China Given Reds   Hear Marshall May Seek Interview. With Stalin

Americans Repatriate Japanese .   Has No Information On Japanese Taken By Soviets

IN CHINA 10 TOTAL 6,180   secretary Marshall Informs Molotov That Number Will Remain After Present Withdrawals Are Completed

U.S. to Keep Only 6,180 Troopsin China: Marshall   Gives Jap Repatriation Figures; Note: ~ Russia Has Made No Report

U.S. Troops Nearly Out Of China, Says Marshall   Reports Japanese Repatriated by Americans Total 3,000,000—Wonders Ahant 700 000 Tindear Gaviat Rirle

U.S. Forces In China Listed   Secretary Marshall Informs Molotov But + 6.180 Remain.

Russia Fails 'To Give Data On Jap PW’s   : Marshall Tells Ministers U, S. To Keep Only 6,180 Men In China

Chinese Plan Outlined To Molotov   Ministers Still Deadlocked On Reparations

MARSHALL GIVES RUSSIA DATA ON UNITS IN CHINA   U. S. Secretary Of State Informs Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov That When Present Withdrawals Of American Troops Are Completed Only 6,180 Military And Naval Personnel Will Remain, At Request Of  Chinece Government

U.S. Strength in China Is Ebbing,. Marshall Reports   Molotov Informed That Withdrawals Soon Will Reduce Personnel to 6-180

IN FAR EAST   Marshall Says 6,180 Men To Remain In China In Stiff Letter

PROJECTS ARE INSPECTED   Levee, Flood Wall Are First to Be Finished Under Pick-Slean Plan

State's Liquor Buying Halted te Reduce Stocks   Jenkins Picks Four to Conduct Investigation

—SPIRIT S— Halts State Purchases  Of Liquor  Department Act:   Department Acts To Reduce Stock

Pecora Rules€.1.0. Bus Workers Right On Pension Plea.   Nine-Page Decision Says Raia on June 18. Does: Not Affect '~  Ponsioners

Ban On Censorship Proposed In UN   Work Started On Free dom of Information Canfaranre

END OF CENSORSHIP UNDER DISCUSSION   Far-Reaching Suggestions fer Free Exchange Of News Mode By Terese Natlans

Plans to End ‘Censorship Are Offered   U. N. Commission Starts Work on World Problem

FINISH FIGHT THREATENED BY ARABIANS   They Are Opposed to Any Plans Whatsoever For Partitioning

 Pledge In Case Of Holy Land Partition  Arabs Plan Fight To ‘Last Drop Of Blood’

Palestine Arabs Reject Move For Partition   U.N. Delegate Says His Race Will Fight Segregation Scheme

Arabs Protest Plan To Split The Holy Lane   Red Charge Powers Trying To Enslave Greece Draws Fire

Arabs Promise Last-Ditch Battle Against Palestine Partition Move -

ARABS OPEN FIGHT AGAINST UN PLAN FOR ZION PARTITION   Will Battle Proposal to ‘Last Drop of Blood,’ Spokesman Says.   JEWS ARGUE TOMORROW   U. S., Britain Strike Back at Red Charges of ‘Enslaving Greece.’

Arabs Pledge Fight Against Any Plans To Divide Palestine   Committee Spokesman Rejects All Proposals For Federalized State; Calls Upon U. N. To Provide Independent Arab State   By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

[Arabs Sound Warning In.UN Dispute . , Palestine Proposal Reiected By Arabs

Independent Democratic State Asked   In U.N. Issue Over Greece, U.S., Britain Rap Russia

Arabs Reject U.N. Partition Of Palestine   U.S. and Britain Assail Soviet Charge of Move To Enslave Greece

Price Slashing Seen Success At Pottstown   Town Laying Groundwork For Permanent Cuts

Canada Warns Soviet Embassy On Speeches  Will Demand Recall Of Diplomats Who  [Ovearcten Pranrictv

New Advance Second in Two Months Brings Area Crude Oil to Highest in Past 20 Years; Area Refineries Paying New Price

Bradford District Crude Oil Given Boost of 20; New Price of $4.50 Bbl. Announced by Joseph Seep Agency   New Advance Second in Two Months Brings Area Crude Oil to Highest in Past 20 Years; Area Refineries Paying New Price

New Postings Announced by Seep Agency   New Price Effective Today; Increase Second In Past Two Months

FEDERAL AGENTS CHECKING. THEFT OF BOMB SECRETS   House-Senate Commi tt ee Members Confirm Documente Miceina

 — FBI ‘CHECKS’ — Oak Ridge Thefts Denied   TRUMAN HAD ‘NO REPORT’

Premature Baby Boy ‘Dies Second Time . . .  Infant Had ‘Come to Life’ Earlier on Embalmina Table

BABY BOY 18 REVIVED ON  EMBALMING TABLE AFTER " SUPPOSED DEATH —

DE GAULLISTS ARE DROPPED BY RAMADIER   ———eeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeeeeEeEeEEw  Socialist Premier Streamlines Cabinet, Purging Ministers Suspected of Having Leanings Toward the General.

FRENCH CABINET TRIMMED DOWN   Ramadier Ousts Members Suspected Of Leaning Toward DeGaulle

Seeks Funds For Schools, Vets, Guards   Message Asks  Reapportionmer.t, Lobby Restrictions

Urges Funds For Its Institutions  Duty To Reapportion,  il aniclatare Infarmea

Governor Asks Legislators to Levy Additional State Taxes   Petrillo to Be Target Of Probe by Congress

Italian Reds Seize Milan Federal Building   Government Orders Army to Take Over Control of City

Leftists Seize Milan Radio, Prefecture  Army Troops Decline To Act

Fulbright And McClellan Urge Extension Of Community Property Tax To All States

Doctors From 10 Towns on Laurens Hospital Staf   Dr, Hovenden Memorial Hospital Opened Last Week

JURORS CALLED FOR JAN. 20.10 ‘HEAR 32 GASES   Two Second - Degree Murdel Charges To Be Studied.

GRAND JURORS TOHEAR CASES AGAINST 33   Two Second Degree Murder  Charges Top Heavy Rinelat 

Hitler's Last “Secret Weapon” Himmler’s Doctor Relates German ‘A-Bomb’ Test on Guinea Pig Village of 20,000 Jews

Notre Dame Official Is Dead at 52   (Rey. O'Donnell, Former President, Is Victim of Cancer.

FORMER PRESIDENT OF NOTRE DAME DIES   Rev. J. Hugh O'Donnell Had Been In Hi Health With Cancer Sor Some Time

Test Is Won By Backers Of Economy   House Adherents of Cui Of Six Billion Shut Off Amendments.

HOUSE BUDGET CUT MODIFICATION   Republicans Put Over a Rule Denying Amendments to Their Resolution to Trim Truman’s Request $6.000.000.000.

House Budget Slast Appears To Be Set At $6,000,000,006   Truman Readies Reply on Final! Federal Funds Cut

GOP Wins First Test in House On Budget Slash   Amendment Ban Rule Upheld; Truman Will Comment Later

GOP WINS FIRST ROUND IN HOUSE BUDGET BATTLE   Forbid Amendments On Six Billion Slice As Demos Cry ‘Gag’

HOUSE DEBATES BUDGET SLASH   Expected To Vote $6,000, 000,000 Cut In Truman Proposal —

House Prepares To Chop Six Billion Off Truman Budget      President Will Have Plenty To Say Later

Rule to Bar Amendments  Is Adepted   Truman Promises ‘Plenty To Say’ if Legislature Passes on Full Seale Red watthntn Decking

House Debates Budget Slash Of Six Billion   Milder Cut Seen As Senate Holds To Lesser Figure

Republicans Win First Test in Budget Cut Drive  Demos Shout ‘Gag’

COMPROMISE Mit FORCE FIRURE UP   } a an  'Rep. Engel Raps Military  Leaders for Failure to Accept Defense Cuts ©

Amendments To Economy Proposals Banned In Vote Of House Republican Members

House Turns to Debate of Budget Slash   Belief Growing Cut Will Be at 5 Billion Figure

PRESIDENT. WILL REVEAL VIEWS CN REDUCED BUDGE]   Mr, Truman td Have “Plenty to Say” if Congress Goes Throuah With Cut

GOP Puts Over House Gag Rule   Forbid Amendments To Budget Measure

BUDGET CAN'T STAND SLASH?   Truman Defends 37 '/2-Billion Estimate, Says He'll Fight To Keep It

(.0,P. LEADERS PUot PLAN THROUGH FIRST TEST DESPITE FIGHT  RAYBURN LEADS DEMO OPPOSITION TO HUGE SLASH IN SPENDING

GOP Wins Drive to Cut Budget   House Holds Firm te Put Rule Through As Democrats Shout ‘Gag,’ ‘Czarist Rule’

Truman Hints Veto Awaits budget Cut   President Warns He Will Have Plenty to  Say About Any Slash In His Estimate

Republicans Say Big Slash Won't Cripple Defense   Taft Foresees Senate Asking Compromise

House Gets Set For $6 Billion Slash In Budget   Expect Compromise Slash Of $5 Billion

Truman to Have Say on Budget Cut   House Slated Four Hours Of Debate On Slash

COMPROMISE FOR BUDGET SLASH OF 5 BILLIONS SEEN  HOUSE EXPECTED TO APPROVE 6 BILLION CUT AS FIRST STEP

GOP Wins In First Budget-Test   Slice May Be Billion Less Than GOP Hope And Still Lesser Cut . Likelv in Senate

HOUSE GOP WIN IST TEST FOR $6 BILLION CUT   Republicans Put Over Rule Forbidding Any Resolution Amendment

6 BILLION SLASH SEEN AS HOUSE ARGUES BUDGET   Talk Grows, However, That Congress Will Decide On 5 Billion Cut Finally

House Ready To Vote Big Budget Cut   Likely to Be $6,000,000,000  Under Truman’s

House Approval Of Budget Cut  Seen Certain   Foes of Reduction Plan Effort To Return Issue to Joint Group

Debate Starting In — House on Budget Cut   May Vote for $6 Billion Slash But Senate Swings ‘Over to Reduction of $4.5 Billion Instead

Action to Reduce U. S. Budget Irks President  Truman Has Definit Ideas on Cut But  Deearvuae Cilanca Naw

PLENTY TO SAY ON PROPOSED CUTS IN SPENDING - TRUMAN   President Says He Will Talk At Proper Time on Congresstonal Action

Debate Opens With Decision Seen Certain  By GOP Vote.   Lesser Cut Expected By Upper Assembly ; Byrd And Taft Agree

GOP Wins Skirmish on Budget Slash   Democrats Cry ‘Gag’ As Republicans Forbid Amendments

House Tunes Up For Debate On Budget Slash   Members Set To Vote Full Six Billion Cut In Truman’‘s Figures

Democrats Shout Protest at ‘Gag’ On Budget Hiking   Cut of $6 Billion Moyes Closer on Strict Party Vote

Meuse to O.K. Cut O' 6 Billion   Republicans Put Over Rule Which Rans Amendments

HOUSE VOTES RULE TO BAR AMENDMENTS   Democrats Cry “Gag Rule” as Battle Opens for Six Billion Slash.

House Is Ready To Slash Budget By Six Billion   Opens 4-Hour Debate; Senate To Favor Smaller Cui.

Truman to Fight Cut In Budget   President implies He‘fl Not Pull His Punches If 6-Billion Dollar Slash Is Made

Fire Disaster Takes Village, Farm Homes   Residents Tired  And Stunned as They Continue Fight; Food Stations Established

Generals Tell Of May's Actions  Eisenhower May Be Called To Testify

Others Say May Helped Batavia Co.   ‘Two Generals Testify ' Court Hears Of Othe’  Trrecular Acts

MAY ASKED HELP      Somervell, Reybold Testify He Interceded Regarding Gareszon Contracts

Generals Tell Of May Pleas   Defense Says Eisenhower Ackod tn Teatifty

en ee te eee ee a  Fourth Ship in Three Days Damaced in Pacific Gale

Fourth Ship. . Sends Distress Call in Pacific   Vessel Threatens to Split, Three .  Weather Storm “*

PACIFIC GALE DAMAGES 4TH SHIP   Swelling Grain in Hold Threatens To Burst Sides

American Freighter In Distress Off Aleufians Coast   Three Other Ships Out of Danger Now

Legislative Session Adjourns Toda with Fiscal Budget $9,300,000 in Re

TEMPERATURES   Bill ls Pushed Through Senate In Final Hours   Three-Cent Cigarette Tax, Other Levies Win Before Adjournment

Coming Budget Unbalanced by Over $9 Million   Four New Revenues Added by Legislators

STATE MENTAL — SURVEY ENDED   Maladjustments Heavier Ir Country, Study Shows

} Survey Shows Farm Life Healthful for Child,  But Mental Ills Rise There for Older Folk

3 RURAL AREAS REPO RTED MORE DANGEROUS TO SANITY  ‘Mental Health Perils Lurk on F arm, Study is  f

Midwest Population Drops  Can’t Keep ’em on Farms Nebraska Loses 15,000 Residents In 7 Years: Dakotas Hardest Hit

Migration from Farms Continue  Good Crops Fail to Check Decerase

Political Financial Reports: Demos Shaw $150,000 Gain; GOP Reports Loss

ye ne at Tee a ee ee eet ee  A PRESBYTERIAN UNION   Plan Was Approved hs Northern Members Yesterday

A PRESBYTERIAN UNTON      Plan Was Approved hs Northern Members Yesterday

FAVORS STATE DEPARTMENT TO ADMINISTER AID   Sen. Connally Says U. S, Must Have Direct Supervision Over Money   PRESIDENT GIVEN COMMITTEE REPORT

Foreign Aid Termed Duty Of State Dept.   Sen. Connally Urges Direct Supervision Of Recovery Program

Connally For State Bureau  Aid Handling   Senator Would Put Economic Planning Under Single Head

Senator Asks Foreign Aid Supervision By State Dept.  Urged by Connally:   Urged by Connally; Separate Agency Has Been Sought By: Republicans

PLAN IS HELD VITALPART OF GOVT. POLICY   Committees Will Hear Marshall On Plans For Stop-Gap Aid

Marshall to Outline Needs Today   Direct Supervision of Expenditures Uraced by Solon

Marshall Unit Urged to Boss Aid to Europe   Connally Makes Proposal As Congress Committees Await Secretary

Court Declares Fund Transfer Not Allowed   Legislative Council Not To Get Money From State Board

Vandenberg, Taft Split Widens on Senate Policy   International Problems Cause Of Difficulties

Bricker Expected to Name Senator Taft As Ohio's Favorite Son for '48 Campaign

THINK BRICKER MAY BACK TAFT   Policy Differences Of VanMenberg And Taft Widened

BRICKER READY TO WALTZ OUT OF 1948 RACE   Withdrawal Would Leave Taft Vandenberg Top GOP White House Aspirant:

Senator Bricker Expected To Eliminate Self From Presidential Race

Bricker May Leave Field Open To Taft   Former Ohio Governor May Announce Backing Of Eriend This Week.

GOP Presidency Race Narrowing   Bricker Expected Te Yield to Taft

BRICKER EXPECTED T0_BACK TAFT AS NOMINEE OF GOP   Vandenberg and Taft Expected to Be Left as Two Top Potentials

Expect Bricker To Step Down In Presidency Race   May Back Taft Who Nearing Wide Split With Vandenberg

Bricker May Possibly Narrow Field Of GOP Presidentiat Candidates This Week

BRICKER MAY EXCLUDE SELF   Expected Action Focuses Attention On Vandenberg, Taft Split

Vandenburg and Taft at Odds   Policy Differences Now in Limelight

Hear Bricker Ready to Bow Out of Race   Expect Announcement Will Be Made at Columbus Thursday:

BRICKER'S SEEN READY 10 STEP OUT OF 48 RACE   Friends Claim Senator Ma\ Back Taft Candidacy In Stand On Thursday

RUMOR BRICKER READY TO BOW OUT OF 48 RAGE   Split Between Vandenberg, Taft Widens on GOP  Policies

Rift Between 2 Republican Chiefs Grows  Over Policy   Bricker Considering Backing Taft As  Qhio’s Favorite Son

Bricker May Clear Mite House Field by Supporting Taft   ‘Only Taft, “Vandenberg  Expected as Aspirants From U:; S. Senate

Bricker May Quit GOP Race   Former Governor Reported Ready to Give Toft Support

Bricker Slated  To Clear Up Race   Fresh Attention Is Focused On GOP  Possibilities

EXPECT BRICKER TO ENDORSE TAFT FOR PRESIDENCY   FRIENDS OF FORMER OHIO GOVERNOR SAY HE WILL STEP ASIDE

Taft, Vandenberg Parting Ways Over Reciprocal Trade, Foreion Assistance

But Government Men Figure She Will Pay About $5,000 in Taxes On Radio Winnings

Hits Jackpot In Radio Quiz  She Correctly Names   She Correctly Names 'Miss Hush’

‘Housewife Who Named ‘Miss Hush ‘Made Hobby Of Entering Contests

Special Probe Of War Profits Extended Year   GOP Triumphs 49-43 In First Big Scrap Of New Congress

Senate Votes to Continue Special War Probe Group   Democrats, Fighting Proposal to Last, Lose First Big Legislative Battle in New Congress to Republicans—Real Test Is 47 to 45 Count That Defeats Minority Move to Place Investigation in Hands of Standing Committee.

Republicans Win Fight Over War Probe Committee  Beat Senate Democrats 49-43 to Continue Ite Wark Another Ye:

Extension Won By Republicans For War Probe   “OP Is Victorious in New Congress’ First Big Legislative Fight

Probers Given ~ Lease On Life   Senate Republicans Win _” Fight to Continue Investigations -

GOP Triumphs In First Major Congress Test  Life Of Committee Eviandad Ana Vauu

TEST VOTE WON BY SENATE GOP   Republican Lines Hold To Extend War Fraud Investigations

GOP TRIUMPHS IN SENATE FIGHT   Party Lines Prevail As War Inquiry Group Gets Year’s Extension

Senate Votes to Continue Its War Probe Committee  GOP Triumphs in First Big Battle of New  Fe eh Cea

No Renewals For Chauffeur Licenses After December 31   Chauffeurs must take visual test to get 1948 license; Operators licenses good until July 5, 1948

Attlee Facing Sharpest Test   House of Commons Opens Debate On Britain’s Economic Crisis

Return To Pits Surge Underway  — §tate Union Leaders _ Act To Hasten Work

G0 MISSING AS BLAST RIPS ISLAND QUEEN’   Famed 5-Deck Ecursion Ship -ls Destroyed at Dock in Pittsburgh

ISLAND QUEEN HIT BY BLAST AT PITTSBURGH   Survivor Says 92 Aboard When Explosion Rocks River Boat

VILLAGE POST ADOPTS WARD OF PATIENTS   V. F. W. to Provide Gifts For Vets at Hines Hospital   ACCEPT DONATIONS

One Person Of 10 Aboard Big Plane Saved    Flying Fortress ‘Sinks In River After Cracshina

9 PERSONS KILLED IN A PLANE GRASK   B-17 Bomber Fell Into the Bush River In Maryland Today.

INine Killed in Crash Of 8-17 in Maryland   One Crew Member Is " Saved---Plane Sinks in  River Nene Rallimaro

GM President Attacks Talk Of High Cost   Wilson Says Full Produc tion Needed To Avoid Depression

GM Chief Hits  Pessimism Talk   No Reason for Depression Seen If U. S. Works

High Price Propaganda Held Disturbing Note  In Economy of Nation

PRODUCTION NEEDED COMMITTEE ADVISED   No Depression If People Are Willing Io Work, GM Presi“gent Declares

Says Continuous Production Needed in U. S.  _G. M. Head Assails ‘Propaganda _ Against High Prices

Lincoln's Papers May Have Letters From People Who Were Mad At Him

Marshall Prepared to Take Up Touchy Issues With Reds   Secretary Will Be Ready at Treaty Conference in Moscow to Discuse Lend-Lease Settlement, Distribution of Italy’s Seized Warships and Question of Russia Returning 95 Ships Turned Over to Her by U. 8. During War.

IF HE HAS A CHANCE  Marshall Ready to Discuss Touchy Issues With Reds

Marshall to Prepare LendLease Talk   Secretary of State to Leave For Moscow Wednesday For Face to Fece Talk With Soviet Leaders

Marshall May Air Touchy Subjects a Moscow Talks  Secreta ry of Stat A. a Os

U. S. Prepared For Red Talk:   Marshall -Ready to Discuss Touchy Issues at Moscow

Marshall Set To Leave Wednesday  Will Talk Lend-Lease With Red Leaders

TOUCHY ISSUES FACE MARSHALL   Secretary Of State Se To Argue Lend-Lease With Moscow

‘Marshall Prepared for Talks With Russians on Lend-Lease, Other Issues, and Treaties

Marshall Leaves Wednesday  for Moscow Meet Will Be Prepared to Discuss Lend-Lease Matter

Coalition In Greece Expected   Tsaldaris Will Resign to Peemit New Government Under Liberals

Greek Premier Expected fo Give Way fo Coalition   New Gov't Under Liberal Leader Due

Tsaldaris Expected to Resign Today Clearing Way For New Greek Coalition Government

Greek Government Expected to Quit For New Cabinet   Liberal Leader Organizes Coalition Group to Succeed Tsaldaris

Greece Awaits Resignation  Of Tsaldaris   Sophoulis, Leader Of Liberal Party Probable Successor

Individual’s Importance In Order Of Economics Recognized By Church

Two Air Schools Are Now for Sale   Navy Station at Shawnee, Army School at El Reno Ready for Disposal

Cost Of Living Given Another Hike In State  “ Can Anton   San Antonio. And, Fort Worth Feel Rice: More Due

Knutson Will Introduce Measure To Cut Taxes Five Billion Dollars

Tax Cut Bill lo Be Offered  Introduction Will  Assure Jan. Action

New Tax Cut Bil To Be Presented   ten Dox At Pe eee ery Knutsoa Rescdics MeTasure  For Presentation Last Day Of Special Session

Knutson Bill For Tax Cut Of.5 Billion   New GOP Proposal Would Increase ‘Exemption to $600

‘Knutson to Introduce TaxCutting Bill On Last Day Plan Would Slash Taxes $5 Billion

Five Billion Income Tax Bill Planned   Early Action In January Session Of Congress Seen

5 Billion-Dollar Tax Slash Bill [Prepared for Last Day of Session

BILL TO CUT TAXES ABOUT FIVE BILLION TO BE INTRODUCED  KNUTSON GETS GREEN LIGHT FOR NEW PLAN QUICK NEXT SESSION

Knutson Will Introduce Bill To Reduce Taxes  To Enter! Measure Last Day Of Session For Action In Jan.

Pre-War Diet Would Cut Prices   Americans Now Eating 150 Pounds of Meat Per Person; 126 Before War

Fall in Food Prices Seen if US Returned to Pre-War Diet  Consumption Rises in Many Items

Your Food Bill Too High, But Writer Suggests You Eat Less, Let Pricés Fall

Food: Consumption in U. S. Shows. Huge Increase Over Pre-War Level

High Food Prices Are Blamed Upon  Consumer Demand   AimericanFarmersProduce 2114 Billion Pounds of Meat Annually,  ’ Report Says

Refurn to Nation's Pre-War Diet Would Tumble Prices of Food   But It Would Also Create Surpluses, Bringing Menace of Agriculture Collapse; Annual Per Capita Consumption Far Above 1941 Levels

l'arm Reporter Says: ALLL ieeeRnseremuetenantnruanaine  Americans Eat More— Factor In High Prices

Food Prices Would Tumble If Pre-War Diet Adopted; Meat Consumption At Peak

Competition Among Customers Sets Price .. .  Pre-War Diet Would Tumble Food Prices

Prices To Drop It Diet Changed   Writer Predicts Tumble If America Goes Back To Pre-War Fare.

FOOD PRICES UP BECAUSE OF DEMAND   Writer Says Pre-War Diet Would Bring a Price Drop, but as It Is, the Per Capita Consumption Is Higher.

Competition Among Consumers Suid to \Be Cause of Current High Food Price<

Ferguson Asks Details Of Foreign Agreements   Wants To Know What Roosevelt  Promised In ‘Secret Pacts’

ACTION ON FACES DELAY   Ferguson Wants Disclosure of _All Commitments

BABY DEATHS ~ STILL PUZZLE   FATHER OF ONE INFANT TOOK LIE DETBETOR TEST. AS ONE PHASE oF ‘ PROBE. > *

New Labor Measures Will Be ‘Considered   ‘Right To. Work’. Law Among Lastest: Pro~ posals

Hearings Set On Two Labor Bills  One Aimed At Ban On Record Making

Body of Hager Found Hanging  In Pine Tree   College Professor Apparent Suicide 4. Miles from Campus

DISCOVER BODY OF PROFESSOR   Dr. V. R. Haber Found Hanging From Tree Ry Pann State Student

Professor Takes His Own Life By Hanging Method   Dr. Vernon R. Haber of State College Had Been Missing Since June 3

Confesses Stabb’ bing Twice, Sla shing Thr oat, Dropping Slab On Head  Fifth Grade ‘Smart Alec’ Admits Slaying Of 7- Year-Old Playmate

Youth Admits Killing Playmate  _ Mother Says Lad Is ‘Smart Alec’

TWELVE YEAR OLD ADMITS KLIN   Angered by Victim’s Threat Of Exposure, Boy, with Aid of Two. Kills

12-Year-Old Boy Admits Murder of Another Boy of 7   “Good Boy Until He Got To Be A Smart Alec,” His Mother Says

ASMART ALEC EVEN TO MOTHER, BOY, 10 CONFESSES SLAYING PLAYMATE, 7

Youth Admits ‘Slaying Mate   Fifth Grade ‘Smart Alec Confesses Fatal Stabbina= -

Youth, 12, Admits Killing Playmate; Signs Statement  Boy Termed “Smart Aleck” By Mother

‘Smart Alec, 12, Who Slew Playmate Savs Deed Was to Hide $10 Theft

Italy Yields In Part to Red Unions   Strike Demand— French Reds Give Up

DUTCH CAPTURE DEAD JAVA CITY   Malang, Beautiful Island Capital, Reported Left In Ruins

Dutch Force Take Malang In Java War  Other Coalumnec In   Other Columns In Drive Upon Major South Coast Port

Duteh Capture Scorched City Of Malang, Java   Other Columns Race Toward Blazing Chief Port of Tjilatjap

CITY OF MATANG FALLS TO DUTCH   100,000 INDONESIANS SALD TO HAVE-FLED ABKAD OF ONCOMING TROOPS.

Scorched City Taken by Duich Troops   Chief Republican Port Objective of Other Columns

DUTCH REVEAL CAPTURED JAVA CITY IS BURNED   Fall Of Threatened Port Will Cut Indonesian Republic In Half

Malang Falls To Invaders. Citizens Flee   Netherlands Army, Advancing On ‘Two Fratits Meets Little Opposittih

Scorched, Dead Capita: Of Indonesian Forces Falls to Dutch Troops

TILATIAP NEXT DUTCH OBJECTIVE   Scorched: Dead City of Ma‘lang Captured; Republic Split Threatened

‘Dead’ Malang Falls.to Duteh   savaders:-Find Importan Fava City Cie

LUXURY LINER ~ STICKS IN MUD   €20 Taken off 85,000-Ton Ship; High Tide Moving Efforts Fail

‘QUEEN’ STUCK ~— ON MUD BANK   HUNDREDS TAKEN OFF BIG LINER AS EFFORTS ARE MADE TO FLOAT HER

Boy Freed In Bat Slaying Of His Father   Defends Mother Against Attack

Nine Navy Polar Explorers Missing  Patrol Bomber Crew  Four Days Overdue

Polar Expedition Plane Is Missing   Nine Explorers - Aboard Aircraft

Navy Air Explorers — Missing On Flight   Patrol Bomber Missing in South Polar Ice Belt Region

9 Navy Fliers Lost in South Polar Resion   Patrol Bomber Four Days Overdue on Antarctic Sennting Fiicht

POLAR AIRMEN LOST IN BLEAK WASTE OF ICE   Nine U. S. Navy Aviators Missing On Scouting Trip

Nine Naval Fliers Missing On Flight for Byrd Group Over South Polar Ice Belt

FAIR THRU SUNDAY   Temperatures ii in Fifties in Most of Kansas Tomorrow

RAIN IN THE PICTURE   Flora Also Predicts Considerably  Cooler Weather

NO WEATHER CHANGES   Flora Predicta Somewhat Higher Temperatures for Thursday

NO MOISTURE IN SIGHT   Flora Predicts Fair -Weather for This Area Thru Wednesday

SATURDAY TO BE FAIR   Flors Predicts Temperatures aw From 5@ te 82 fer Kansas

GOOD HARVEST DAYS   Fair Skies, Moderately Warm Tem so perature Expect Rest of Week

FAIR. WARM SUNDAY   Flora Predicts Temperatures from 95 te 100 in This Area

Chief Sitent On Report By Food Cabinef   Committee Makes ‘Report As Leaders Ponder Situation

Cut Shown In Spending For Air Safety   Commerce Committee Hunts Way To Lowe: Plane Accidents

GENERAL ACCUSES SOVIET OF SEIZING AUSTRIAN WEALTH   Industries, Farms and River Shipping Said Grabbed by Russians; Clark Makes Talk.   PEOPLE STARVING, OFFICER STATES

Austria Food, Plants Seized By Russians   Gen. Clark Charges Allied Pact Broken By Occupying Units

Clark Charges Reds Of Looting Austrian Plants   U. S. OFFICER ACCUSES SOVIET OF TAKING MACHINERY

REDS BLAMED FOR LOOTING IN AUSTRIA   Gen. Mark Clark Say: Russians Confiscate Industries, Farm Products.

Students Demand Sproul Stay—  Cal President Weighs Offer of New Post

COPPER PRODUCERS THREATENED WITH GENERAL WALKOUT   Ninateon Thousand! Workers te ‘Strike and Spread of Num ber Indicated

Britons Told To Hike Exports Or See Collapse   Nations Can’t Depend On Help From U.S. Cripps’ Blunt View

Rocky Mountair Area Becoming Big Oil Source  [ [ oe TN coe e* Lh be WA A   So Says Denver Man As Senate Committee Checks on Shortage

Guarded Overture to Communists  Is Made by Chinese  New Offers of Negotiation Seen as Result of Marshall's  Picstmei molto f“ahltiiealnen at Font awe

Guarded Overture to Communists  Is Made by Chinese   New Offers of Negotiation Seen as Result of Marshall's Outspoken Criticism of Factions

Guerrillas Flee  Greek Army Trap; New Battle Opens   23rd Brigade Joins Fight With Support from Strafing Planes    INVADERS FORCED TO STAND GROUND   UN Investigating Team to Question Prisoners, Called Foreigners

LARGER FORCE SEEKS TO CUT OFF INVADERS    Government Source  Denies U.S. Will  Send Troons

Greek Air Units Battle Guerrilla BandsFrom Nort   Army's Encirclement Move Fails to End Fighting Near Border

Army-Guerrilla Battle Raging   Qa  Greek Brigade Fights on Mountain Slopes

Foreign Ministry Denies U. S. Will Send Men To Aid   ‘Showdown’ Battle Reported Raging Along Mountain Slopes; Invaders Hard-Pressed

Force Showdown Fight Against Invaders Near  Border Of Albania   Greek Military Steals March On Forces That Broke Out Of Steel Ring; Battle Raves Nine Miles From Albanian Border.

Fight Is Raging Near The Albanian Fron tier Today © SHOWDOWN SEEN Battle May Decide  Current Phase Of  Inewkinn Adtech

GREEK BRIGADE CLIPS ESCAPING GUERRILLA BANI   Meet 2000 Rebels On Mount Gamyla In Raging Fight

Planes Pound Units Trapped  On Mountain  Athens Denies   Athens Denies Report That U.S. Misht Send Troops

BATTLE RAGES NEAR BORDER OF ALBANIA   1500 Guerillas. Broke from Greek  ?Encirclement

GREEKS BATTLE. 9.000 CUERILLAS   Fighting Rages 9 Miles From Albantan Border.

ARMY AIRPLANES POUND INVADERS IN FRONTIER ZONE   Guerrilla Forces ‘Reported Routed And Retreating  Taward Alkeanin

Greek Unit Intercepts Red Force   Troops of Governmen Driving on Another Band of Leftists.

SHOWDOWN FIGHT RAGES IN GREECE   May Decide Fate Of Guerilla Invasion From Albania

FIERCE BATTLE IN GREEK AREA   Battle Rages Since Dawn On Mount Gamyla

Guerrillas Break Out of Trap   Army Forces Battle Aimed to Decide Fate of Invasion

Marshall Indicates Members of U. S. Mission May Give Advice to Greeks

Enemy Force Intercepted After Breaking Out of Mountain Trap; Plane Strafing Ground Legions

Othman Got Up and Swiftly Walked Away; He Couldn’t Stand Democrats’ Suffering

To Bar Commercial Planes = From. ‘Airports. ‘Eagking ~ Fire- Fighting Equipment -

Feature Finder   Old Abe’s Long Hid Papers to Be Opened Up Tonight

COMMITTER ASSEMBLES   Will Prepare for 5 Months Con ferenee on Trade, Employment

Mrs. Zieck Quaffs A Beer As Irate Husband Drives Truck Into Tavern: For He

The Mrs. Calmly Ordered Another Beer—  Hubby Uses A 10-Ton Truck In Effort To Dislodae His Spouse From Tavern

Christmas Home Lighting Contest For Local Homes   Prizes For Indoor And Outdoor Display: From LeMars C. Of C.

Christmas Home Lighting Contest For Lo¢al Homes  Prizes For Fadoor  And Outdoor Displa  Cr pp pe: - ge pra

Martin Declares Congress Must  Have Aud Facts   No ‘‘Rubber Stamping’’ By Congress Of Foreign Aid Program

Martin Warns Of Sound Basis To Aid Europe   No Rubber Stamping Is Speaker’s Word To Administration

BRITAIN ORDERS POWER BLACKOUT - STARTING MONDAY   Government Cuts Off Electricity to Industrial Areas and Reduces Current forHomes.   UNPRECEDENTED COAL FAMINE RESPONSIBLE   Action Comes in Midst of Bit ter Cold and Will Throw 4,000,000 Workers Out of Jobs.

Four Million Face Idleness in Britain  For Lack of Coal   Labor Government Orders Power Cut Off  Monday in Factories

Stern Measures Are Taken  In British Coal Shortage   Electrical Industry Breaks Down as Four Million Workers Face Unemployment—Labor May Resort to Coalition

Britain Cuts Off Power In  Coal Famine   Industry Breakdown Seen; 4,000,000 To Be Put Out Of Work

Britain Orders Power Cut Off  In Coal Famine   4,000,000 Workers to Be Thrown Out of Jobs  In Industry Paralysis

Electric Power Cut Off From London, Birmingham and Manchester; Domestic Users Get None in 5 Hours.

Power Blackout Is Ordered for British  Factories, Homes  Some 4,000,000 May B« ' Thrown Out of Work

Special Trains Planned Thousands to Watch Famed Tidal Bore Strike Seawall

NO TROUSSEAU FOR PRINCESS   Elizabeth Will Get - Along-without-Reques' For Special ‘Rations’

26TH GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA, C. C. YOUNG NCC AT VOAME IAI REBMEIEY AT ACE ME 728

Proposed India Constitution Would Abolish ‘Untouchability,’ Now Blighting 60 Million

India Plans To Correct  GreatWrong   Constituent Assembly Votes to Abolish Old Doctrine of “UntouchaBility” Affecting Millions .

Today’s Outlook      By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst PROPOSAL TO ABOLISH UNTOUCHABILITY LONG OVERDUE IN INDIA

Lewis Keeps AFL From Bowing to Taft-Hartley Act   Executive Council Will Not Sign Anti-Commie Affidavits

AFL Reverses Stand On New Labor Statute   Green Soys. Council Won't Comply Regarding Communism

AFL. Council Will Not Comp) With Labor Act   Unable to Swear That Its Members Not Communists

Nations to Intervene in Strife   Inter-Hemispheric Conference Moves on Paraguay War

RIO MEET VOTING PLAN MAY BE NEAR   U. S. Modifies Idea of a Two-Thirds Vote, Rather Than Unanimous Consent, on Sanctions Against Aggressors.

i ar in Paraguay   teter-American Conference , _ Approves Steps for  Mediation  a   ‘Treaty Sanctions Consid+. ered; Nicaragua Not ‘ Recoonized

Approve Proposal For Mediation of Paraguayan War   Inter-American Conference Backs Peace Efforts

Adopted Unanimously By Rio Conference   Argentina Reaffirms Demands Before InterAmerican Parley For Swift Economic . Aid. Hemisphere Cooperation

Mediation Sought — In Paraguayan War   Rio Conference Unanimously Adopts Proposal; Araentina Demands Economie Aid Progyam

Spirit of Unity Evidenced at Ric  Early Sessions Moving Smoothly

Quick End To Paraguayan War Sought   Inter-American Conference Offers ‘ To Mediate

Conference Told Peace Set-Up Vital   Brazilian Diplomat, Named President, Opens With Plea for Preservation O¢ Individual Rights

ECONOMIC HELP IN HEMISPHERE URGED AT BRAZII   ‘grgentina Foreign Minister / Makes Plea for Swift Co.Operation, Within ‘the Americas,   ‘MARSHALL IN MAJOR SPEECH WEDNESDAY   U, 8. Delegation Reserves Decision on Injecting Economy Into Defense Treaty Meet.

Nations Scan Paraguay Tiff   Conference Adopts Mediation Propesal

Conference For Mediation Of Civil War   Both Sides To Be Asked To Lay Aside Arms In Paraguay

PARAGUAY WA TO BE MEDIATED   20-Nation Inter-American Group Backs Move

WILL SUPPORT SETTLEMENT IN PARACUAY   Compromise Likely On Sanctions Part Of Defense Setup

Hemisphere Conference Supports Mediation of Paraquayan Civil War   Messages Will Be Sent to Both Sides Asking’ Prompt Cessation of Hostilities; Compromise Looms on Vote Needed to Invoke Sanctions

Nations Set To Mediate  araguayan  ‘Civil Fight   -20-Power Gathering Will Send Messages To Ask Quick Truce

PARAGUAYAN CIVIL WAR 10 BE MEDIATED   20-Nation Conference Adopts Proposal Unanimously

Urae Peace In Paraguay   Civil War Mediation Proposal Adopted At Rio Conference

Rio Meet Votes To Mediate In Paraguay War  Argentina Again . .. ae e Talke

Pan-American Group Enters Civil Strife   Request Cessation in Paraguay; Argentine Demands Economie Aid And Cooperation

Parley Will Take Hand In Civil Strife   Awerniibien BRernewe   Argentina Renews Plea For Econamic Aid In Hemisphere

Opponents Will Be Asked to Stop Fighting   Brazil Is Seeking Machinery for Continental Peace

PARAGUAY’S WAR END I$ SOUGHT   Proposal for Mediation of Civ. il Conflict Adopted by 20Nation Conference

Argentina Reaffirms Demand For Swift Economic Aid In Sphere   Some Delegates ” Oppose Prog ‘am   Chilean Stresses Urgency For Economie Solidarity Of Americas

da Move to Stop  War in Paraguay   Inter-American Conference  Approves Steps for Mechation   J. §. IN COMPROMISE   Treaty Sanctions Considered; Nicaragua Not Recognized

Plan to Mediate Paraguayan Civi War Is Adopted   Hemispheric Parley Takes Action to Conclude Hostilities

Mediation of Civil War Urged   Inter - American Conference Adopts Proposal

Inter-American Parley Seeks To End Strife In Paraguay   Conclave in Brazil Takes Action in Civil  War

TOMMY DORSEY AND. GOODMAN ~ HAD BRAWL OVER RECORDING   DORSEY SAID TQ HAVE FLOORED BENNY AFTER LATTER "JAMMED" A RECOADING

Brawl Between ‘Tommy Dorsey and Benny Goodman Being Soft Pertalied—Exchange of Words Leads to Blows by Quick Tempered Dorsey,

Hollywood Mum About Reported Attack On Benny Goodman By Tommy Dorsey

‘Tero Hour’ Seer For Many Mines  Subsidies Needed for Lead, Zinc, Copper

Jury Finds Youth Guilty Of Murder In Officer’s Death   Wilmington, Del., 18-Year-Old Boy Convicted In Shooting Of Palhire Netective

LAUNCH DRIVE   100,000 Reported Engaged In Rail City Attack; 10,000 Casualties Claimed

Wallace Warns Labor Strikes Mean Penalty  : Liberal Leader Ask: " Stronger Federal

 Two Killed, One Lives  ent arene ee en ——  Hot-Blooded Italians Throw ‘Hand Grenades In Village Feud

Two Dead In Family Duel   Two-Yeéar-Old Fued Between Italian Families Ends In Fight

Fund Directors Make Allotment   Reports Indicate Wide Range of Service

19 Negroes, 2 Whites Die In-Mishap  Two Trucks Hit On Dallas Road

HOLD GUNMAN CAPTURED IN FINDLAY CHURCH   Former Marine Wounds Mar Holding Pastor at Gunpoint

‘YOU CAN’T SMOKE IN HERE,’ PASTOR TELLS GUNMAN  Rector Held Prisoner in Own Church

Gunman Wounded, Captured After Holding Rector Prisoner’ in Church

FLEEING BANDIT SHOT IN CHURCH   Rookie Officer Wound Gunman; Rector Held As Prisoner

Assembly Is Given  Lobby Bill   Measure Designed To Hit Thomson AntiGambling Law Is Introduced

Introduce Bills To Cut Power Of Thomson Law  Club Manager lahkhkwiet Racle   Club Manager Lobbyist Backs Plan To Cripple Gambling Crackdown

Twister Leaves 150-Mile Trail of Death and Fire   Half of One City Is Blown Away; ‘Report Thousands Are Injured

RAIL FARE HIKE OKEHED IN EAST      New Haven Gets Action First With Group Plea Due To Follow

6000 Chinese Students Rush Police Lines  Casualties Counted In Anti-War Riot

Chinese Students And Police Clash On Peace Policy   Trouble Coincides With  Chiang Speech to People’s Council   PLACARDS PROTEST LIVING CONDITIONS   Generalissimo Says Peace Move Wil Come at End of Rebellion

WILL PLAY BEFORE CROWD OF 20,000   Sunshine Dries Field for K.U.-Oklahoma Aggie  Contest   START GAME AT 2:30

CROWD OF 20,000   Sunshine Dries Field for K.U.-Oklahoma Aggie Contest

Babe Ruth Is Critically Il] In Hospital  To Have Serious   To Have Serious Operation Today

Babe Ruth Is Operated on Monday   Former. King Of Baseball Witters Very I! In Naw York Hospital

New Air Speed Record Of 623 Miles Per Hour Set by Lockheed Plane

Action Leads Labor Drive On Taft Law   Two CIO Units Refuse To Submit  Issues to Board

Two Of CIO’s Big Unions Threaten Boycott Of NLRB Created Under The Taft-Hartley Law

Two C10 Unions Vote to lenore New Labor Uni   Electrical Workers and Stee! Employes Threaten NLRB Boycott

Marshall's Formuia For Exchange Of information On China Is Accepted

RUSSIA GIVES IN  ON CHINA ISSUE   Accedes to American Plan  For Exchanging Infor mation.

PROTESTANT GROUPS PLANNING CAMPAIGN   Church Leaders To Create Organization To “Insure Separation Ot Church And State”

An Emergency Phone Set-Up Arranged Here   Supervisory Employes Will Man Exchange Ii Strike ‘Starts Monday

An Emergency Phone Set-Up Arranged Here   Supervisory Employes Will Man Exchange li Strike Starts Monday   TO ATTEND PARLEY

REDS RAP U. 3. AID IN GREECE   Border Situation Blamed On International Interference  By U. S.-Britain

RUSSIA DEMANDS ‘FOREIGN TROOPS - LEAVE GREEK SOll   Reds Renew Effort Before Security Council to Put U. 8, Aid Program Under U. N. Supervision.   FRONTIER TROUBLES BLAMED ON ATHENS   Gromyko Denies in 78-Minute Speech Clashes Were Provoked by Yugoslavia, Al bania and Bulgaria.

GREEK TROUBLE CAUSED BY U.S.   Russian U.N. Delegate Accuses America In  78-Minute Talk

Russia Blames ‘Interference’  In Greek Row   Gromyko Declares Frontier Incidents Greek Fault, Urges New Plan

Gremyko Declares That Soviet Cannot Accept American Resolution For U. N. Watch Along The Borders

QUIT MEDDLING, MOSCOW SAYS   Troubles In Greece Are Blamed On America And Britain

RUSSIA BLAMES U, S., ENGLAND FOR GREEK WOE   Gromyko Demands U. W. Remove Alien Military From Greece Territory

Russia Demands Troop Removals From Greek Soil   ‘Says British, American Armies Provoking * Situation

INCREASES OF 25 CENTS TO $1 FOR AREA   Heights Residence Foes Boosted; Highest Now $3.25   EFFECTIVE JULY 16

PHONE RATES ARE BOOSTED IN HOMEWOOD   Temporary Hike Goes. Inte Effect on July 16

DRAFT PORTAL PAY MEASURE   Bill Sets Up Defense For Employers Who Acted In “Good Faith”

329 VETERANS. © ASSISTED BY VA. “OFFICE IN MARCH   Large Number of. Veterans Con: _verting Their Insurance To Permanent Policies. °

CLEAR SHERMAN FIELD   Soldiers Mose Planes, Equipment From Poxsihle Flood Fath

Italian Peace With French  Opens Tonite  Big 4 Powers   Big 4 Powers Deposit Instrument:  Of Ratification

TREATIES WITH 4 OTHER LANDS ARE DUE TODAY   talian Peace Pact Ratified By Allies; Goes Into Effect At 7 O'clock Tonight; Finland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria Next.

Peace With  Ttaly Begins AtMidnight   Treaties With Other Nations Also To Be Made Effective Today

ALLIES RATIFY -WTALIAN TREATY   Hungary, Romania, Finland, Bulgaria Pacts Approved

Peace Pacts to Be Activated   Ratification Papers Deposited by Five  Nations

ritain, France, Russia And U. S. Deposit Instruments Of Ratification For Treaty—Pacts Written For Finland, Hungary, Romania And Bulgaria To Be Activated In Similar Fashion During Day—Troop Relocation To Begin Tomorrow

Big 4 Sign Treaties With Axis Powers   Peace Begins With Italy, Finland And 3 Balkan Countries

Allies Ratify Peace Treaty With Italians   Ceremony Lasts Rut 5 Minntec

Peace Treaties For Five Nations Are Signed Toda’   Italy, Finland, Hungary, Romania. Bulgaria Signed

Treaties To Bring Peace Today To Axis Satellites   Instruments Of Ratification For Italy Deposited This Morning And Others Will Be Filed During The Day.

RATIFY ITALIAN PEAGE TREATY   Pacts for Four Other Nations Will Be Ratified Today

TREATY 16 ACTIVATED IN EUROPE   Finland, Hungary, Bulgar ia, Romania Pacts Also to Be Deposited.

FAMILY OF NATIONS IS REJOINED   Italy ls Reduced In Size and Is Facing Heavy Reparations

SPRAYING OF WILMINGTON, DELEWARE, WITH DDT SEFIUING TO STOP POLIO SPREAN ATTEAAPTEN

U. 5. TROOPS OUT OF PANAMA  Will Be’ acuated Into 0.1 Wide Canal Zaarotrin.

SAILOR GIVEN 12-YEAR TERM IN MURDER CASE      Judge Calls Crime “Beastly One” Attributed To Whiskey

OPA CAN BAR COURT ORDERS   igh Court Rules Eviction Judgments In 2 Cases Mleval

OPA CAN BLOCK EVICTION EDICT   Texes Landlords Are Losers In Decision Issued by Supreme Court

Court Rules For OPA in > Eviction Case   Can Block Judgments Won During Lapse in Controls Last July

House Crifics Of Prison Offered Jobs   Chairman Ready to Fire Managers If Selons Take Over

GRANDCHILDREN GET VOTING STOCK  Bulk Of Rich Ford Estate Is Left To Family Foundation

Foundation Gets Bulk Of Estate Qf Henry Ford   Fortuzme Estimated At From 2 Hundred To 5 Hundred Million

Ford Family Gets Bulk Of Fortune   Foundation Set Up by Ford to Get Most of Estate

Family-Organized Ford Foundation Will Receive Bulk Of Great Estate

Bulk of Ford Estate Will Go To Family Foundatior   Amount of Fortune Not Known Yet

Ford Foundation Main Beneficiary  Only Voting Stock Goes to Survivors

Bulk of Henry Ford Estate Will Go To Family-Organized Foundation; Will Offered for Probate Today

SS  Henry Ford Wills Most of Estate to Famliy-Organized Charity Fund

Ne 2. to Delay Showdown  ‘With Russia on Veto, Enforcing Atomic Controls

NO SHOWBOWN WITH RUSSIA FOR MONTHS:   At Least Not oe Over Veto or © “Atomic Controls

MAY AVOID WOOWN ON AND ATOM   Must Decide on Priori: / Subjects To Come Before UN

U.S. Delaying Veto ‘Run-In’  Poteet he Paint Stndyv   Point by Point Study Mav End Atomic Row

U.S. TO DELAY SHOWDOWN ‘WITH RUSSIA   Security Council To Begin Talks Qn Disarmament

SATIRA TELLS OF KILLING MEE   Dancer Tells Jury She Was Seized with ~ Fear at Time

Satira Says Mee Threatened Her. Before Shooting   Tells Court Yacht-Owner Reached for Sword and Rushed at Her

 Revolutionary ‘Printing Method For Papers Eliminates Linotvnes. Matrices. Stereotypes

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Eleanor Wrong Concerning Dodd, The Ambassador

OVER 1,700 WIRE “CONGRATS” 10 KUEHNE FIRM   Smorgasbord and Party Highlight 25th Anniversary

Outlawing of Moslem Guard Protested   Tear Gas Used To Break Up Punjab Demonstration

EK. Cheadle Resigns from Court Position   Will Return to Shelby  To Become Associated With T DP TNnannacan

Cheadle Announces His Resignation From High Court  Associate Justice To Resume Law Practice in Shelby

Hit From All Sides Old John Bull Determined to Settle Economic Crisis

Britain Bent On Staying In Big Three   Rival Parties Close Ranks to Maintain National Prestige By Passing Peace-time Conscription Bill

Dearth Of Fuel Oil ls Looming   Some Industries, Hom: Owners Reported Turning Beck To Coal.

Will Probe Food, Clothing, Housing   Justice Department’s Anti-Trust Division Instructed To Determine Whether There Are ‘Conspiracies’

Three Major Items Picked Out By Clark   Food, Clothing, Housing Costs To Be Probed

Quiz Ordered On Food and Clothing Prices   Anti-Trust Division To Determine Whethe Conspiracies Exist

LIVING COSTS   sAttorney General To Search For ‘Conspiracies’ To Sniral Prices

PRICE STUDY   Justice Department To Check Possible Conspiracy in Food, Clothes, Housing

Jail Sentences For Violators  Of Trust Laws      Attorney General To Investigate Rise In Food Clothing, Housing Costs

Clark Seeks To Learn Of ‘Conspiracies   To Seek Jail Terms For Any Violators Who Are Attempting  To Increace Prices

U.S. to Probe Soaring Prices   Cost of Food, Clothing and Housing to Be Investigated by Justice Dept.; Sleuths Will Track Down Evidence of Conspiracies

FOOD, CLOTHES AND HOUSING GET SCRUTINY   Jail Sentences to Be Sought for All Violators Uncovered

Clark Orders Full Inquiry Into Prices   Food, Clothing Housing Will Come Under U. S. Probe

Clark Orders Probe Ot F ood, Clothing, Housing Prices; Will  Prosecute Any Conspirators   Jail Sentences Are Possible; Situation Is Termed Dangerous

Investigation Of Food, Clothing, Housing Comes Up Under Anti-Trust Law

U.S. Prepares Nat'l Probe Of High Prices   Ready to Prosecute i Evidence Found of Conspiracy

Costs of Food, Clothing, Housing Will Come Under Justice Department Study

Tom Clark Orders A Probe of Prices   Attorney General Instructs Justice Depart ment to Inquire Into Current Charges Made In Food, Clothing and Housing Fields.

Possibilities of ‘Conspiracies’ Will Be Probed  Pl Musnc. Week ew   CIO Group Demands Special Session to Restore Price Control

Clark Orders Investigation of Living Costs   To Look Into Soaring Prices for Food, Clothing and Housing

SEEK TO FIND IF INCREASES ARE CREATED   Food, Clothing, Housing Costs Included   To Be Sought For Any Violators, Att’ny General Clark Declares

Probe Of Prices Ordered   Government to Dig Into Food, Clothing and Housing Situations

Violators To. Receive Jail Sentences   Determine Whether Conspiracies Exist Regard To Price. ”

Seeks Housing Food, Clothing Conspiracies   Jail Terms Will — ‘Be Sought for All Violators Caught

PROBE ORDERED OF LIVING COST   Justice Department To Run Check Of ‘Conspiracies’

WILL CHECK ON CLOTHING, FOOD, HOUSING COSTS   Attorney General Threatens Jail Terms for Anti-Trust  Violators

Food, Housing, Clothing Will Get Attention   Prison Sentences Are To Be Sought For Ali Violators

Violators Apt fo Face Jail Terms. lf Aporehended  CIO Urges Congress To Cali Session to. Restore Controls

CLARK 70 DEMAND JAIL SENTENCES FOR CONSPIRATORS   ‘Attorney General Directs "Justice Department To  Launch lacuiry

Justice Department to Determine Whether Conspiracies Exist To Maintain or Increase Present Prices.   ASKS JAIL SENTENCE FOR VIOLATORS

Justice Inquiry Slated   Clark Urges Jail Sentences For Law Breakers

Clark Orders 9 Inquiry Info Living Costs   Investigotion of Food, Clothing and Housing Costs Is Initiated by U. §. Attorney General

Attorney General to Probe Price-Raising Conspiracies   Will Ask Jail Sentences for Violators; Anti-Trust Investigation Starts at Once

ORDER COVERS HOUSING, FOOD AND CLOTHING   Justice Department Instructed To Look for “Conspiracies”; Jait Threatened.

Anti-Trust Division Gets Orders   Jail Sentences Will Be Sought For Any  Violators

Jail Sentences For Violators Urged by Clark   Atearnay General -

Clark Orders U.S. Probe Of Hich Prices   Jail Sentences To Be Asked For Violations Of Law, Attorney General Announces

Sweeping Probe Ordered On Nation’s Soaring Cost Of Food, Clothing. Homes

Anti-Trust Division to  Make Inquiry   Justice Department Told To Determine Whether Conspiracies Exist to Hold Up Coasts

Clark Orders Probe In High Cost Of Living   Jail Sentences, Not Fines, Sought For Those Responsible In Inflationary Trend   Cites Clothing,  Food and Housing   Anti-Trust Division Of Jus. tice Department To Undertake InvesGigations

Jail Sentences For Violators Urged by Clark  Attorney General °  Orders Wide Probe

Temperatures   Clark Orders Investigation Of ‘Price Plots, Demands Prison Terms for Violators  Justice Department Alarmed Over Soaring Food, Clething, Housing

FOOD, CLOTHES, HOUSING PRICES   Anti-Trust Division Will Determine If Conspiracies Exist ©

rien O00 © S07 27> tases  Probe Will Delve Into High Costs  Food, Clothing, Housing On List

Probe of Food, Clothing, Housing Called by Attorney General Clark; ‘More Vigorous Approach’ Begins

Jail Sentences To Be Sought If Guilt Is Found   Anti-Trust Division Instructed To Seek Out “Conspiracies”

Clark Orders Study Into HCL By Federal Group   FOOD, HOUSING AND U. § CLOTHING COSTS LISTED

Collusion in Food, Clothing, Housing Will Be Curtailed   Clark Instructs Justice Department to Investigate

Jail Sentences Wil Be Sought For Any Violators Rathex Than Fines

Restored Controls Urged By ClO Group   Justice Department Seeks To Determine Whether High Price Conspiracies Exist

Probe of Prices Ordered by Clark   Costs of Food, Clothing And Houses To Be Checked

U.S. Probe of High Prices Is Ordered   Attorney General. To Determine If _ Conspiracies Exist   Investigation Carries Threat of Prosecutior lf Anti-Trust Laws Are Baine Violated

Attorney General Instructs Aids  To Investigate Possibility Of Conspiracy And Calls for Jail Sentences For All Violators

Orders Price  Probe —   Clark Asks Jai] For Men Found Guilty of Conspiring to Hold Or Hike Present Cost:

Attorney-General Asks “Conspiracy” Checkup   Jail Sentences Will Be Sought for Any Seeking to Maintain or Up Rates

Jail Sentences To Be Sought For Anti-Trust Law Breakers   Justice Dept. Told to Look for Conspiracies To Boost Costs

Clark Orders U.S.  Price Investigation Check Food, Clothing And Housing

NARCOTIC DRUG TRAFFIC BAREL   Author Fitzhugh Green And Wife Indicted With Detective

UNITED NATIONS FAILED IN EFFORT TO BREAK DEADLOCK   In Race Between the Soviet Ukraine and India for S.C. Seat.   TO BE VACATED. DEC. 3t   There Was No Major Shift fn the Voting Line-up Today.

Hughes’ ‘Party-Giving’ Publicity Man Arrives To Testify in Contract Probe

Hughes’ Publicity Man, John Meyer, Arrives af Hearing   Eliott Roosevelt To Appear Monday To Tell His Story

‘Sexy’ Stories Also Draw Fire Of Movie Maker   Senate Probers Planning To Delve Into Income Tax Records; Press Agent Excused

JOSEPH E. DAVIES INTO FILM DISPUTE   Denies Roosevelt Pressure Led to Production of “Song of Russia” and “Mi:     on in 3iaseow.”

State's New Leader Calls Far Progressive Government»  Jester Takes Oath As Governor In Impressive Austin Ceremony

People Urged To Follow Path Of New Leader   ‘Progressive, Solvent’ Government for State is Program Advocated

AUTO FINANCING LAW EFFECTIVE TOMORROW   State License Required By All Per sons Or Firms Engaging In Instaliment Sales

Speedy Senate. Confirmation: q Expected For Men Named : By President

Senate Group Okehs Gardner  Austin Approved For   Austin Approved For UN Security Council

Favor Gardner As Ambassador To Great Britain  Two Nominations To Be Contested

Strikers in Frisco Defy City Police   Arrests Made as Telephone Workers Refuse to Obey Injunction

PHONE PICKETERS ARRESTED TODAY   Orders to Disband Refused by Group at San Francisco.

Police Orders Defied in Protest Against Anti-Picket Injunction; ‘Union Denies Sabotage Activity

Army Planes Collide; 3 Die   Fourth Airman Saved By Parachute When Two Ships Fall

MINNESOTA AIR CRASH KILLS   Planes Collide After Air Salute to Gen. Ike!

BEVIN-CHARGE ~~ 1S CRITICIZE      TRUMAN -SAY8-HE-HAS-DONE ” EVERYTHING POSSIBLE IN PALESTINE MIXUP  CONGRESS 18-CRIT.___ JCAL

Will Help UN Keep ‘Internal Law and Order   No Commitment on Providing Troops Against Outside Attack

American Nation Also Agrees To Help United Nations Preserve “Internal Law And Order” During Recommended Two-Year Transition Period—No Commitment Made On Question Of Providing Military Forces To Guard Against Possible Attacks

US. Delegate Declares Britain Still Responsible For Territory Until U.N. Gets Force Organized, America Agrees To Assist In Interim Regime

WILL HELP UN TO KEEP ORDER   American Policy” Declaration ignores Question of Use of Troaps.

U. S. Accepts UN Partition Of Palestine   ‘American Policy Is Voiced Today At United Nations

U. S. Favors Partitioned Palestine   Johnson Pledges American Aid During Transition

To Pre s e r re e  Law and Order      But Refrains From. Making Military Commit: ments For Defense.

Agree to Aid U.N. Preserve Law, Order   Make No Commitments On Sending Troops In Outside Attack

‘Aid Promised U. N. to Preserve Order During Recommended Two-Year Transition Period:

Will Aid U. N. To Preserve  Law and Order   But Refrains From Making Military Commitments For Defense

PARTITION OF PALESTINE IS SHOWN FAVOR   U, S. Accepts, in Principle, Proposal For Partition Into Two Nations   PROMISE TO HELP KEEP INTERNAL: LAW, ORDER

Palestine Partition Sanctioned   U. S. Accepts Principle of Proposal; Agrees to Helv Keep Order

AGREES TO HELP UN KEEP ORDER FOR TWO YEARS   Delegate Makes No Statement on Sending Troops

US. Accepting Palestine Split In Principle   Also Agreeing To Help Preserve Internal  Law And Order.

Principle Of Partition Is Approved   America Announces Decision; Will Help Keep Order

U.S. Agrees To Divide © Palestine   Partition Plan Is Accepted in Principle---Will  Helen Precerve Orda:

Promises U.N. To Help Keep Land Peaceful   Delegate Johnson Avoids Making Military Pledges

To Help Combat Internal  Trouble   Johnson Refrains From Statement  On Troops

U. 5. Backs Plat For Partition Of Palestine  Agrees to Help United Nations Preserve Order

WOULD HELP KEEP ORDER TWO YEARS   Long-Awaited Policy Dec laration Made to 57: Nation Palestine Com mittee of United Nations General Assembly.

U. 5. Accepts Plar In Principle to Divide Palestine   Declares British Must Wait U.N. Control Machinery

U. S. Accepts Proposal To Partition Palestine Into Jewish, Arab Nations

PLEDGES 10 AID U.N. KEEP LAW IN CHANGEOVER   Johnson Refrains From Any Troop Promise As He Outlines Attitude

Agrees fo Help Preserve Order. During Transition   Warns Britain Must Continue Rule. Until United Nations Act

HELP PLEDGE BRITISH GUARD IN PALESTINE   AMERICA ENDORSES PLAN TO ADMIT 150,000 JEWS

U. §. Supports Partition Plan For Palestine   Policy Calls For Aid te UN in Keeping Peace

Herschel Johnson Gives LongAwaited Declaration of U. S. Policy to U. N.’s Palestine Committee.  ENDOKSES ADMISSION   ENDOKSES ADMISSION OF JEWISH IMMIGRANTS

U.S. Accepts Plan To Split Palestine   Says Britain Must Maintain Rule Until UN Ready to Assume Control

DivisionIs Accepted ‘In  Principle’   U. S. Gives Stand On Palestine Proposal; Would Help During Transition Peringd

Agrees to Help U.N. Preserve Law and Order  Division Into Two States Is Proposed

Statement Made to U.N.  Committee      Delegate Johnson in Long Awaited Declaration of Poliey, Says Nation to Hely Keen Order

U.S. Backs Palestine Partition: —   Agrees to Help Keep Law and Order During Interim But Makes No Troop Commitments

Separate Arab,  Jewish States  Will Be Set Up   American Policy Is Made Before United Nations Assembly

UNITED STATES OKAYS DIVISION FOR PALESTINE   .ong-Awaited Declaration Of U. S. Policy Made Before 57Nation Palestine Committee: Will Also Aid In Keeping Order.

Royall Advocates Changes In N.C.   Health, Education Should Be Improved,  Son Tells Hometown

Gov't Steps Into Western Electric Strike   Seek to Complete All Phases of Telephone Walkout

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  ‘If You Cannot Enjoy Your — Work, You’re In Bad Way..

VETO ISSUE FACES UN   Problem Of Palestine Aliso Tc Be Solved Rafave Recess

GOVERNMENT PLANES, HAVE BEEN DROPPING ‘BOMBS ON . BTRONGHOLD.—-CHARGE *  “COMMUNIST PLOT.”

Weather--  Find ‘Little Evidence of Such Action   Preliminary Results of Probe Told; Council Recesses Debate.

Report UN In the Dark On Invasion   Has Little First Hand Evi dence, Is Reported at Lake  Success Today

UN Balkan Tear Gets Few Facts   Security Council Waits for Details on Guerrillas in Greece

UNITED NATIONS ON-THE-SPOT INVESTIGATION OF INVASION OF GREECE BY ALBANIA NEAR

Strike Anchors All Shipping At Albany   Dockmen’s Walk-Gat Attributed To Ange:  At Teamsters

SHIPPING WALKOUT IDLES ALBANY PORT   120 Longshoremen Strike On Orders from New York

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REPORT READY  ON STATES HOSPITALS   Study Recommends Investigation of Purchasing Division

New Wage Offer Is Made By Northwest System; Union Chief Optimistic

Rioting Still Continuing In New Delhi   Turkish Cabinet Falls President Seeks New Setup Shortly

Delhi Torn      Efforts to End Bloody Religious Strife Are Futile; City Paralyzed

India’s Capital Torn By Riots   Hindus and Moslems Enter Third Day Of  Communal Rioting

Bloody Riots Continue In  India’s Capital   Sikhs and Hurdus Attempt To Drive Minority Group Out of Country.

Gunfire and Riots Sweep India’s Capital on Third Successive Day’

MOSLEMS FLEE NEW DELHI AS RIOTS CONTINUE   THIRD BLOODY DAY FINDS AUTHORITIES UNABLE CURB MOBS

india Riots in 3rd Bloody Day   Refugees Stream From New Delhi Death Trap

State of Siege Continues in Old And New Delhi   Twin Cities Enter Third Bloody Day As Rioting Continues

MARS, INGALLS MUST PAY MAID $6,000   FINED $2,500 FOR ENSLAVING NEGRO — PRISON SENTENCE SUSPENDED.

Mrs. Ingalls Is Fined $2,900 In Slave Case  Placed On Probation; Muct Deimbhurce Mai

SLAVERY CASE FINE ORDERED   Negro Maid To Get $6,000; Mrs. Ingalls Probated For 5 Years

LUCKY UNCLE SAM!  He Gets a Wife at Last --And Just Look at Her!

CANADA RING ~UNK SOUGHT ~ BY CONGRESS   CANADIAN GOVERNMENT I8 '. REPORTED TO BE INTERESTED IN PROBE INVOLVING EISLER

COMMITTEE 10 INVESTIGATE RED SPIES   Link Uncovered Between U.S.Canada Ring

Recommitted To Jail; Awaits Sentencing  Shorb Again Asks TH Mathor And

TRUMAN STROLLS ON FLORIDA BEACH   Takes Pictures With New Movie Camera — Completes Work on Conservation Policy Address.

CHIANG GOVERNMENT REFORMS EXPECTED   Must Act to Get New U.S Aid for China, Belief

LINER AMERICA CANCELS SAILING: “3G ARE STRANDED   Nation’s Biggest Passenger Ship Forced to Call Of Trip to Europe by Long-. shoremen’s Strike.   TWO OTHER VESSELS’ _ DEPARTURE DELAYED   Wildcat. Walkout Spreads. t Brooklyn Waterfront and Threatens to Tie Up  Much of That Port. . -

Cavern Searched For Missing Man   Part Owner Of Cave Disappeared On Tuesday.

GREAT ECONOMIC NEED CAUSING HUNGARIAN GQy—t M TO _.CONSIDER .__.. * ATTENDING PARLEY 3

LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS EACH YEAR PROPOSED   Meetings Would Be Cenfined To 36 Days; Some Difierences Exist   AMENDMENT WOULD INCREASE SALARIES

Short Legislative  Sessions Studied   Annual Meetings Would Be Restricted to 30 ' Days Each

Gusty Winds Blow Norther Into Texas Sending Mercury Tumbling; Dust Storms Rage

‘Slave’ Maid Electioneered For Ingalls   Treated As Servant, Not One Of Family

Granite State to Mark Fast Day Tomorrow   Holiday Has Lost Its Religious Sianificance

New Hampshire Is Last Remaining N. E. State To Celebrate Fast Day

ITALIANS PROBE ARSENAL BLAST   Officials Fear Communists Pian For More Drastic Rioting

ANOTHER MUNITIONS DEPOT BLOWN UP—FRENCH COM.  MUNISTS SPREAD AC.   - MVITIES

3londes, Dirty Ducks, Spuds, Permanent Waves (Both Kinds)   Inder Federal Investigation

Waves, Curled or’Walking, Under Quiz An Epidemic of Inquiries   Fred Gives Up as Sleuth Shadows Detective i

New Greek Ruler Pleads for Unity   King George's Brother Takes Over; Late Monarch Mourned

New Greek Ruler Urgés Unity to Preserve Liberty   Paul Pledges Every Effort To Uphold Policies of Fermer Monarch

NEW GREEK KING ASKS FOR UNITY   Prime Minister Remains at , Head of Coalition

NEW KING  APPEALS TO  GREEK PEOPLE As ks That They  evranara rT rea

OHIO AUTO DEALERS CHECK ORDER BOOKS   ‘Association Seeks ‘Equita  ble’ Distribution Of Cars

COMMISSION APPOINTED   Soviet Bloc and Arab States Fail To Vote on Matter

Big Five Left off Palestine Group   11-Nation Commission To Make Survey Named

APPROVAL GIVEN RESOLUTION FOR TEMPORARY TRUCE   forty Nations Vote in Favor of Commission; 13 BAhetain

STUDY PLANNED FOR PALESTINE   hil-Nation Group I: @ Named to Probe Problem

UN Names Special Committee to Study Palestine Problem   Appeal to Holy Land People for Inquiry Truce

U.N. ASSEMBLY ORDERS STUDY OF PALESTINE   ‘Neutral’ Committee To Probe JewishArab Conflict

Eleven Nation Committee to  Make Inquiry  Big Five Left Out; Appea   Big Five Left Out; Appeal  Made to People for Truce

11-NATION COMMISSION APPOINTED   Soviet Bloc and Arab States Fail To Vote on Matter

ELABORATE PLANS MADE FOR ALEMAN      Mexican President To Repay Truman Visit on April 29

Senate Holds TrumanBudget  16 Go Baiinne   §2.600.000.000 Ear-Mark. ed For Debt Reduction  In Resolution Passed

Apply Over Two Billions To Cut Debt   Republicans Hope for Changes to Provide 20 Percent  Tax Reduct.on

SCIENGE TRIES STORM CONTROL   Weather Makers Show How They Produce Rain And Snow

Nation-Wide Rain Possible From $200 Worth of Dry Ice  gf Aa ET ae = © demas   Scientists Produce Snow From Flakes Dropped Into a ‘Locker

Pakistan, Hindu India Join World Family Of Nations, Riots Continue   ‘Mountbatten Becomes New Governor-General Of Hindu State, Jinnah Heads Pakistan

LONDON. PAPERS NOTE: ENGLAND'S CHANGE FROM EMPIRE TO COMMONWEALTH

SENATE FIGHT ON LABOR BILL GETS UNDERWAY   Taft And Ball Press For Stiff Measure Despite Veto Threat   PEPPER AND MURRAY HEAD OPPOSITION

Taft, Ball Try To Strengthen Labor Hobble:   Move Meets Opposition From Ives, Pepper had Mareav

TAFT, BALL OPEN DRIVE 10 TOUGHEN SENATE LABOR BILL   ‘First Amendment Proposed  Runs Into Opposition of Ives, Pepper and Murray of Montana.   AIKEN PREDICIS VETO IF CHANGES ARE MADI   Ball Voices Confidence That 50 Members of Chamber Will Support Provisions ‘ He Advocates.

Senators Debate Issue Of Tougher Labor Legislation  Committee Wrangle Brought Into Open

Taft, Ball Would Toughen Labor Bill   Committee Fight Goes To Senate Floor

Presidential Veto Of Measure Seen  ‘Senate Group Splits On Labor Curbs Bill

"GOP Senators in Move to Toughen The Labor Bill   pBitter Scrap Develops As Leaders Ignore Possible Veto

TOUGHER LABOR BILL PROPOSED   Senators Launch Drive Despite Prospect Of Presidential Veto

Stiff Floor Battle Waged On Labor Bill   Murray's Action Delays Vote Until Next Week

Drive tc Toughen Lahor Bill Opens  Sens. Ball and Tatt Meet Opposition

Advises Against State Ownership  Stassen Comments on Trip Abroad

Sets Stage For Shoewdown   ‘A Paralyzing Plague’ Shun Government Ownership, Stassen Says At Tour's End

Ban Chennault's Speech in China  — Luces Acts; Talk Hits  fm ge gg po gE

Nuessle- Howe Wed In Hinton   Formal ‘Church. "Wedding ~ Unites Young. Couple ts - Tuesday .Evenings:-:

Nuessle-Howe Wed In Hinton   Formal Church Wedding - Unites Young Couple Tuesday Evening

227 Jew, Arab Prisoners Sought In Prison Break      Sixteen Persons Killed in Mass Escape  Sanday.

BRITISH TROOPS STAGE MANHUNT FOR PRISONERS   Underground Frees 206 Arabs, Jews From Prison

British Hunt Jews, Arabs After Eseape   Underground Raid on Old Citadel Results in 16 Killed and Liberation Of 227 Prisoners

North Palestine Scene Of Big-Scale Manhunt After 227 Flee Prison

BRITISH HUNT JAIL BREAKERS   Comb Palestine After Recorc  Prison Dalivery Frees  927.

206 Arabs And Jews  Klee Prison   Prisoners Escape When Underground Blows Hole In Holy Land Bastile

Comb Huge Area For 227 Prisoners Blasted Out Of Jail By Underground

BRITISH HUNT 227  PRISU Tne A Ith  MOUNENO APIE  PALESTINE BREAK   Jewish Underground Claim Credit for Raid On Acre  foo« Prison

Hunt Pressed In Holy Land   180 Still at Liberty After Troons Give Un Search

8) Terrorists. in Escape Band   16 Persons Killed as Underground Band Blasts Hole into Prison

British Press Search for 19? Felons   Northern Palestine Combed for Men Freec In Mass Prison Break

Police Guard» Towns, Roads In Holy Land   Few Fugitives Recaptured As British Troops Withdraw

Raiders Free Jews, Arabs From Prison   Troops Scouring Holy Land for 227 Fugitives

ritish Seekings, 227 Escapees *”   Acre Prison Delivery Liberates Political Prisoners, Térrorists -

PRISONERS TAKEN FROM BRITISH JAIL IN ARMED BATTLES   206 Arabs and Jews Are Being Sought Today by British Airborne Men: Four Are Killed.   FOUR BLASTS USED TO BREACH WALLS

Troops, Planes Hunt Prisoners   227 Sought After Palestine Break

British Comb North Palestins  For Escapees  11 Killed as 330 Jews, Arabs Break  i, eens Aann Deftann

FEW HOLY LAND CONVICTS CAUGHT   i380 WHO- FLED EXPLOSION SHATTERED PRISON ARE STILL AT LARGE.

180 Conviets Sull at Large  In Palestine   Prisoners Liberated In Acre Prison Break Object of Big Manhunt

Jews Make Good Prison Break   British Fan Out To Catch 227 In  Palestine

Make Escape By Blasting Prison Wall   Troops Fanning Ot Over Large Palestine Area

Palestine Jews Blast Jail Walls   16 Killed and 20 Wounded In Spectacular Attack At Acre

British Seek 251 Who Escape as Underground Blasts Hole in Walls Of Prison; Holy Land Has Bloodiest Week-End in Extended Period

Raiders Blast Wall To Free Prisoners   . Jews Blamed, Troops Ring Cities; Hunt Centers Northwest of Galilee

251 PRISONERS TURNED OUT IN BLOODY ATTACK   British Troops Fan Out In Great. Manhunt; Break Called One Of Biggest’ In Modern Times.

227 Freed From Palestine Prison  16 Killed in Outbreak Near Haifa Executed

British Troops Scour Country In Galilee Area   Sixteen Reported Killed In Mags Delivery From Acre’s Ancient Prison   First Entered By Commandos   At Least Nine Of Under ground Raiders Have Been Reported Captured Unharmed

Jews and Arabs Free Prisoners  206 Object of Search   206 Object of Search In Fills of Palestine After Bold Attack

Big Manhunt Is Launched   Jew, Arab Prisoners Escape Acre’s Walls

BRITISH HUNT JEWS AND ARABS   227 Are Liberated  ‘From Palestine Prison

227 Underground Prisoners Stage Mass Prison Break   16 Killed in Escape Attempt in Jerusalem; British Troops, Police Block Highways

British Hunting Freed Prisoners  Jewish Underground Blasts Acre Prison

BRITISH IROUPS SPREAD NET iN HUGE MANHUNT   227, Jewish, Arab Prisoner:  At Large As Aftermath Of Prison Break

Arabs, Jews In Mass Jailbreak From Acre Prisor   16 Persons Die  As Prisoners Make Successful Escape  From Old Citadel

British Troops Hunt Prisoners   227 Jews, Arabs Flee Acre Prison

206 Fugitives of Blasted Prison Being Sought   Jewish Underground Attack on Acre Prison Results in Sensotional Break

Jews and Arabs Are Set Free in Mass Delivery   Big Manhunt Spreads Over Holy Land After Underground Coup

206 Arab, Jewish Prisoners Escape from Acre  Prison; Four Killed

British Seek Prisoners In Palestine   Troops Are Searching For 227 Men Who Escaped From Prison

12] Jews, Arabs Escape Prison   Casualties Numerous In Riotous Outbreak

Holy Land Scoured In Manhunt   Officials Seek 227 Jews and Arabs Freed From Acre Prison By “Underground” Sunday

Jews, Arabs Freed  In Prison Delivery   Underground Band Blasts Hole In Walls of Ancient Citadel

U.S.-RUSS!4 REPORTED NEAR AGREEMENT--IZVESTIA ACCUSES SECRETARY OF STATE MARSHALL

16 ARE SLAIN IN MAMMOTH BREAK   Great Manhunt Is Launched By Troops, Police  All WHILAArAa   ALL VILLAGES   In Acre Prison Area Under Close Surveilance; All Highways Blocked

British Seek 227 Freed  From Prison   Mass Delivery In Palestine

TROOPS HUNT FOR PRISONERS IN PALESTINE   More Than 200 Jews And Arabs Flee Jail After Blast

SEARCH MADE FOR JEWS IN PRISON BREAK   Total of 227 Hebrew and Arab Captives Freed From Palestine Prison in Break Planned by Jewish Underground.

British Search Palestine For Underground Fighters Who Blasted Acre Prison

Dragnet In Huge Prison Break Fails   Over 180 Convicts Escaped From- Acre Continue At Large

JAIL DELIVERY IN PALESTINE FREES 7 JEWS, ARABS   SIXTEEN PERSONS KILLED IN BREAK; MANHUNT UNDERWAY)

British Skytroops in Giant Manhuni   227 Prisoners Freed in Mass Delivery Sought in Mountains Northwest of Galilee

Search Made For 227 Jews, Arab Prisoners   Break from Acre Reported One of Biggest in History

Mass Delivery Of Prisoners Is Made   Break Executed Under Blazing Attack By Irgun Zvai Leumi Underground Gang; 16 Are Killed And 20 Wounded

22% Jew And Arab Captives Sull At Liberty   Escape Believed To Have Been Engineered by Underground; 16 Persons Killed During Break.

British Press Hunt For 180 Escapees  Third of Palestine Sealed Off  In Seareh for Fuonives

PALESTINE IS SCENE OF BIG MANHUNT   Crack British Airborne Troops Seek Jews and Arabs Who Escaped Prison.

Brit Troe. 1s, Police in: Holy Lani Hunt 227  Escaped Je v Prisoners

Big Manhunt On After Jews Free Prisoners   British Troops Scouring Holy Land For 192 Liberated Jews and Arabs

206 ESCAPE: PRISON IN PALESTINE   Troops ‘Comb. Hills 10: Jews.and One Arab Killed -

Vast Manhunt On After Mass Prison Break   Some 227 Jews And Arabs Freed From Acre Prison By Jewish Underground

New Anti-British Violence Feared   Manhunt Is Underway For Arab and Jewish Prisoners Freed In Daring Prison Break

TROOPS SCOUR PALESTINE IN PRISONER HUNT   Jews And Arabs Freed In Mass Delivery By Jewish Underground

180 Convicts Hunied in Palestine   British Soldiers Withdrawn From Manhunt

Sixteen Killed in Mas. Break From Palestine Jail: British Alerted

ESCAPED JEWS BEING SOUGHT   Underground’ Frees. 227 He. brews, Arabs from Prison In Holy Land

206 FREED IN PALESTINE ’ JAIL BREAK   British Troops in Hunt For Men Freed By Underground

Acre’s Fugitives Elude Searchers   180 Still at Large After Big Jail Break

PRESS SEARCH FOR CONVICTS   Dragnet Spread In Effort To Retake Men Freed In Palestine Outbreak

Huge Prison Break - Liberates 227 Jews and Arabs; 16 Die   Acre Prison Scene of Mass Delivery; Land’s Top Manhunt Under Way

BAITTon ot FUGITIVES IN PRISON BREAK   Ten Jews and an Arab Killed After Blasts Knock Hole in Wall.

MANHUNT UNDER WAY FOR 192 FREED FROM PRISON IN PALESTINE  ARABS, JEWS ARE AMON( PRISONERS LIRERATED

Close Vote Is Expected To Delay Motion   Democrats Ask Time To Check All Cuts In 1948 Budget °

DEMOCRATS FACE DEFEAT IN SENATE TAX BILL BATTLE   Aiken's Decision To Vote For Immediate Action Seen Deacicive

Demos Bid for Tax  Cut Delay   Tydings Says G. O. P. Spending Estimates “Pure Speculation”

REPUBLICANS WIN TEST ON TAX CUT   Solons Vote 48 To 44 Against Delay in Vote

NPRR BR TORE TH CN ARPEEEET MS TPLUL  For GOP Program     Democrats Put _,  Up Losing Fight   ‘Crucial Test Vote Scheduled To Be Taken Late This Afternoon

Molotov Plan Accepted hy Marshall   Joint Commission to Assemble in Seoul May 20

Pemocratis Differ ‘  State Budget Committee sits On Need for Increase in Tayes

Argentina May Drop Veto Plea   Delegate Indicates Nation Will Accept Majority Decision

Argentine Position On Defense Treaty Officially Abandoned   Comprorhise on Dispute With U.S. Foreseen

GERMAN OUTPUT TALKS RESUMED   U. S., Britain and France Discuss Reich Production Despite Soviet Protest

Three Powers Talk German Industry Plan   Despite Russ Protest, They Consider How to Raise Industrial Output

Temoerature Readtages   Sicecciec Tee mera tauren   TIDES AT BRISTOL

DESPERATE RIDE FOR FAMILY OF:   ‘Wanted’ Gunman Compels Man, Wife and Child to Aid Escape

Sec'y Krug To Be Summoned, First Witness   Forest Officials Also To Testify

LOCAL MOTORIST FINED, LOSES RIGHT TO DRIVE   Hieec iN HIGMWAY CRASH

Give April Report Dairy Herd Improvement; Tests Improve; Total 219 Cows, 21 Herds

Give May Report Dairy Herd Improvement;  Tests Improve, Total 212 Cows, 19 Herds

Consigns Cow te Chicago Show   Lewis Andersen to National Aberdeen-Angus Sale to Re Held Feb. 18, 19, 20.

LESLIE OLIVER HAS CONSIGNED COW 10 NAT'L. ANGUS SHOW   National Sale To Be Held In Chicago, IL., February 18. 19. 20

BOARD HEARS BUBNA 'S PLEA   Counsel For Convicted Erie Slayer Contends Wrong Man Found Guilty

Bubna Counsel Pleads Before Pardon Board   Seeks To Save Erieite From Death in Chair Sunday Night

Two Infants Dashed To Death   Fiendish Slayer Slips Past Nurses In Hospital Word

Babies Bashed Against Wall By Murderer   Fail to Find Clue to Killer Who Invaded Pediatric Ward of Massillon Hospital.

Fiendish Murderer Slays  Two Infants In Nursery  i f =      Hospital Authorities Mystified By Brutal Killings In Pediatric Ward; Parents Questioned And Released; Armed Guards Placed Around Institution

TWO BABIES SLAIN IN. HOSPITAL   _Aged 8 and 9 Weeks; Occurred ai Massillon, Ohio —

Brutal Slaying Of Tots Probed   Assailant Enters Hospital Ward, Kills 2 Infants: Police Baffled

Massillon Police Launch Probe But Uncover No Clues; No Weapon Of Any Kind Fonnd By Investirators   BLUNT FORCE USED TO SLAY INFANTS

Mad Murderer Sought; Infants  Swung on Wall Babies Sisin in Pediatric   ‘Babies Slain in Pediatric : Ward of Hospital ‘ in Ohio City

Two Infants Found Slain   Hospital Reveals Brutal Murder of Tiny Patients

Reveal Brutal Murders But Have No Clue In Massillon   Wall in Hospital Room

TWO BABIES SLAIN IN OHIO HOSPITAL   iesstflon Officials Probe  ‘Brutal Crime

2 Infants Slain in Hospital Ward   Head Wounds Fatal; No Clues Found

No Clues Found to OhioBaby Murderer   Police Chief Believes Infants Were Swung By Feet, Tiny Skulls Crushed Against Wall

Infants Smashed Against Wall by Slayer, Report   All-Night Probe of Murder at Massillon Fails To Find Clues

2 OHIO INFANTS KILLED IN WARD   Police Seek Murderer Who Swung Bahies Against Wall

GOVERNORSHIPS UNDER TEST IN GEORGIA COURT   Arguments Over Talmadge — Thompson Issue Being Heard by Atlanta Jurist.

Georgia Election Battle in Court   Thompson Asks Judgment - Fo Remove Talmadge

COLLEGE GIRL’S DEATH iS PROBED   Suicide Hinted as Nude Body ls Found in Woods

Motion For New Delaney Trial ls Amended  Additional Evidence   Additional Evidence Is Found, Attorney Tells Court

Mayor Fights In Five Major Cities, 4th District Congress Battle Add Color In State

APPROVAL OF STATE BONUS ~ 1S FORECAST   CONTESTS FOR CITY OFFICES, WET AND DRY ISSUE AND HUNDREDS OF LEVIES  ’ “ON BALLOTS

Nurses Testify In Murder Trial   Claim Dr. L. . Ross ‘Changed’ Prior to Ambush Slayings

Noted Change in Accused Surgeon   Nurses Testify in Ross Murder Trial

Dewey Out Of Limelight   Will Devote Time in ©  Salt Lake City to Behind the Scenes Building of Political Fences

Dewey, 25 Governors  Will Confer   Salt Lake Parley to Allow Private Discussion on  ' Presidency Prospects for 1948 Election   Aides Optimistic   Western RepublicansAre Receiving New Yorker . With Open Arms

President Attends Mass Interment of  - World War II Dead   20° ‘Given Heroes’ Burial “at Arlington Cemetery: i in ae Impressive Rites

PRESIDENT ATTENDS RITES AT ARLINGTON   20 Soldiers Who Died In World War It Are Interred In National Cemetery

HEROES GIVEN MASS BURIAL   Impressive Services Mark Interment Of Twenty Of Nation’s War Dead

Twenty World War Il Dead Accorded Heroes’ Burial in Arlinaton Cemetary

HERO'S BURIAL GIVEN 20 VETS   AMERICANS WHO DIED IN FOREIGN LANDS LAID TO REST IN ARLINGTON."

I) Americans to A Final Rest in Arlington Grave   Hero's Burial, for Men Who Made the Supreme  Sacrifice Overseas:

Mass Burial Given ~ Twenty War Heroes   President Attends Solemn Service At Arlington Cemetery

Deposed Premier - Duein U.S. Soon   Nagy of Hungary Giver  Assurance of Refuge

World's Fate On Next Big Four Conference ;   Revin Savs Breaks Must Be Hlealed

Rift in Big 4 Perilous, Bevin Says   Decluren World Fate Hangs on Amity At London Meeting

Strike Ties Up St. Paul Stockyards   Handlers Quit Work and Others Refus2: to Cross  Picket Lines

Army Refuses To Accept  Resignation Of Glenn Davis  "Officials Cite ‘National Benandenesil In Reply To Football Star’s: Request

Crop Insurance Changes Urged By Anderson  recon   Present Method Of Sales Called  Tan Exvnencive

Foley Is In Line To Head  Housing   Truman Slated To Name Director  Of New Plan

Foley May Head Agency    Senate Vote Continues U.S. Housing Program ~ On A Permanent Basis

Italy Premier Quits i in Fight Over Leftists   Exits With Cabinet After Long Attempt To Keep Reds Out

ITALIAN GOVT FALL IN RED AUS TER FIGHT   Gasperi Cabinet Quits After Socialists Withhold Party Support.

DeGASPERT AND. CABINET RESIGN POSTS IN ITALY  ee +. ne   Coalition Group Falls In Try Ty Block Reds

Red Issue Is Fatal to De Gasper'   Premier's Bid To Expe Communists Scuttled  By Party Splitup.

DE GASPERI [3 DUT AS ITALIAN LEADER: RESIGNS POSITION   Premier Yields Today te Heavy Pressure Felt From Efforts to Oust Communists.   ACTION CLIMAXES TEN DAYS’ WORK

CABINET OF ITALY HAS RESIGNED:   Premier Gives Up Efforts to  ~ Halt Communism

Italian Premier, Cabinet Resign   Action Follows Move To Minimize Strong Communist intlucnce

Halian Premier, Cabinet Yield to Commie Pressure   De Gosperi Quits Post after 10 Days of Jockeying To Curb or Eliminate Red Influence

Dutch Hold 150 Miles Of North Coast   Claim Their Forces Move Almost At Will Between Batavia And Cheribon

Marines Control East Java Area, Advance In West   Indonesian Action Sharpens In Parts Around Modjokerte

Dutch Forces Advancing As They Please   Clear Stretch Of 150 Miles Under Hot Sun

Report Eastern Java Firmly in Hands of Dutch  Forces Clear-Broad 150-Mile Stretch

DUTCH REPORTED IN FULL CONTROL OF EASTERN IAVE   Sharpened Indonesian Ac:  tivity Admitted In §serahaia Area

EAST JAVA IN DUTCH HANDS   Clear 150-Mile Stretch of N. W. Coastal Area, Too

Capture of East Java Now Claimed By Netherlands   Indonesians Say Dutch Have Lost -9,000 Men Thus Far in Campoaian

Report Eastern Java Firmly in Hands of Dutch  Forces Clear Broad TEN AI, Cee   Forces Clear Broad 150-Mile Stretch

Dutch Report Large Section  Of Java Taken   Northern Coust Area Now in Hands of Netherlands Forees After Drive  te Rant °¢

Dutch Forces Meet Little Resistance In Mop-up Operations on Java Coast

Dutch Control East and West Javan Coasts  ™   Mop-up Operation Goes On Except In Central Sector

Dutch Claim Most of Java Taken   Netherlands Troops Moving Almost At Will in Islands

Dutch Take North Java Coast Area   Report Successes In Drive To Cut  Republican Java

Eastern Java Now In Dutch Control  Indonesian Claims Of Success Denied

Wool Price Support Bill: to White House   Dutch Hold Eastern © Java    Claint Forces Move At Will in Area; ' Deny Indonesian Claim of Successes —

East Java in Dutch Hands. ls Indication   Indonesians Successes Are Denied by Dutch

DUTCH DECLARE JAVASECURED   DENY INDONESIAN CLAIMS OF SUCCESS IN BLOCKING ARMY

AGAINST RAISE RENT CEILINGS   Hike Would Have Gravest Etfect On Negotiations

ClO URGES NO HIKE INRENTS   Union Official Forecasts Grave Effect on Labor Peace

C10 OPPOSING:   SENATE COMMITTEE IS, HEARING ARGUMENTS FOR AND. :AGAINST INCREASES  FOR LANDLORDS: ~~

UNION ISSUES PLEA AGAINST RENTAL HIKES   Warning Comes as Landlords Push Demand For Increase

(1.0. SPOKESMAN OPPOSES BODST NV RENT CFU   Tells Senate Committee increase Would Snarl Wage  be eee ee Serer

PANEL HEARING RENTAL DEBATE   C10, Realtors Give Standa On Increases

TAFT SEEKS SUPPORT FOR LABOR BILL   Tries to Iron Out Disagreements in Committee

AWAIT BATTLE ~ ON LABOR BILL   Taft Trying to Iron Ou Senate Labor Group Disagreement

U.S. Will Trade Cash for Contral Of West Germany   Report British Request for Funds Will Meet With That Reply

United States Will Demand Greater ~— Control of Germany in Return For Shouldering More Occupation Bill:

U. 5. Agrees To Shoulder More German Costs  Move Proposed To Caranmmbtheam GLabu   Move Proposed To Strengthen Shaky.  Britich Feconamv .

U.S. To Ask Full Economic Authority In. Western Reich If It Takes Over  Britain’s Occupation Costs There

IU. S. fo Ask Greater Control in Germany it Expenses Increase   British Plead Unable to Meet Occupation Cost

MORE CONTROL QVER GERMANY   Washington Will Demand _ Authority U pon Shouldering Occupation Costs.

To Demand. Control Of — W. Germany   Will Be in Return For Taking Over Bulk Of Britain's Occupation Costs There:

U.S. Ready With Deal for  Western Germany Zone  a (7; cine Sadi   Will Demand Unquestioned Economic  Control for Assuming Britain’s Costs

COMMUNISTS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS STATES WITNESS   FORMER RED PARTY MEMBER TELLS OF SCHOOL BOARD VOTE

‘Reds’ Seek To Control Schools. Ex-Commie Says   Communists Dominate Teachers Federation, Movie Probers Told

Control Over Schools Sought By Reds, Claim  Mother Of Ginger Rogers Testifies; Says Reds Invade Small Groups, Clubs

Former Communisi Tells of Reds’ — Work on Hollywood Movies. Schools

Filmland Inquiry Told Communists Invading Schools  Carlson Testifies On Red Attempts to Control Teachers

Carlson Ti Of Activil In Los Angel           Former Communist: Sa  Teachers Federati - Dominated By Reds.

Remarks Reds Seek Control. L.A. Schools   Probe Continues As Movie Leaders Tell Ovinions.

Reds Seek to Run Schools   Control Attempt Made in Los Angeles Senate Group Toid

SCHOOLS CALLED TARGET OF REDS   House Group Hears Teacher Tell Of Activity

Reds Tried to Control School In Los Angeles  Charae Ie Made by   Charge Is Made by Former Communist af House Group’s Probe

Disney Testifies. In Red In quiry3 Ginger Rogers’ Mother: Slated To  ‘Name Names”

Communists Have Sought Control Of Los Angeles Schools; Movie Cited ‘As An Example Of Red Propaganda

Says Commies Tried for L.A. Schools   Former Red Alse Says Leaders Werked for Years For influence in Hotlywaod

Efforts Aimed At Staving Off Briggs Strike  Are Launched   Negotiators Pursue: Bargaining Sessions In Auto Plant Row

Effort To Stave Off Briggs Strike Made   Profonged Walkout Would Shut Down QOne-Sixth Of Entire Auto Industry

UAW in: New Threa Of Strike   Officials ‘Go Into Huddle To Stave Off - Tieup In Eicht Plants

Briggs Plants Face Shutdown By UAW Strike   20,000 Scheduled To Quit Tomorrow In Dispute; Ford Makes Charge Of “Slowdowus”’

Formula Sought To Avoid Strike  Shutdown Would   Shutdown Would Cripple Companies

Briggs Company Attempts To Avert Scheduled Strike   Officials of Company Try To Settle Dispute Before Wednesday Deadline.

Briggs Dispute Nearing Climax  Final Effort Being Made by Negotiator:

Strive to Avert Briggs Strike   Shut Down May Cut U. S. Production of Autos by One-Sixth

*iggs Workers Set Wednes.  day Deadline; Would  Curtail Car Output

STRIKE THREAT HANGING OVER AUTO INDUSTRY   Final Effort Made Today To Stave Off Walkout Tomorrow Of 20,000 Auto Hands; Move Would Affect Entire Car  Industry.

Briggs Workers fo Strike Wednesday  Union Threatens To Call Out Men

OFFICIALS SEEK TO STAVE OFF BRIGGS STRIKE   Union Threatens to Begin Walkout Wednesday Forenoon

UAW Board Backs Strike At Briggs Co.   Negotiators Make Final Effort To Avert Scheduled Strike Wednesday of 29,000 Workers.

20,000 Briggs Workers Plan to ‘Quit Wednesday   Departments of Dearborn Plant Closed .by Ford

AUTO INDUSTRY FACES TROUBLE IF CALL STANDS   One-Sixth Of Production Threatened; Ford Shuts Two Of Departments

briggs Strike To Slash Into Anto lndustry   Negotiators N Making Final Efforts For A Settlement -

SEEK TO AVERT BRIGGS STRIKE   SET WEDNESDAY AS DEADLINE TO MEET CONTRACT DEMANDS

Conciliators Act To Check Strike In Auto Plants   Make Final Effort So Stave Off Briggs Walkout

Tax Cut Faces Senate Delay   Sides Even on Plan to Lop 30 Per Cent

TX CUT DE SEEN IN sSUTE   House Approval Of Measure Expected Thursday

BRITON WARNS OF U.N. FUTURE   - Key to Balkan Peace Needed, Cadogan Says: Backs U. S. Proposal

U. N. Warned Not To ’Shirk” Duty In Balkans Case  Apply Proposals, Cadogan Declares

WISCONSIN ROCKED BY EARTHQUAKE   Milwaukee Area Disturbance Puts Seismograph Out Of Oneration

EARTH SHOCK ROCKS THE MILWAUKEE AREF   Quake Lasts Fraction of a Second —Causes Much Excitement but No Damage.

EARTH TREMORS JAR MILWAUKEE   Mitquetie — University’ Seismograph Put Out Of Operation

MARGARET ELIZABETH ILEY BECOMES BRIDE OF HERBERT WHITE JANUARY 3

CLAIM DOUBTED   Senator Stewart, However Believes Russia Has Secret

T RUSS! HAS SECRET OF A-BOMB   Tennessee Senator Says Molotov Claim May Be Right

Solon Says Russ Have "A’ Secret   Tennessee Senator Differs From Most Authorities On Red Claims

16 STATES STUDY PLAN FOR CURBING CEILINGS ON RENTS   Action May Be Taken If Federal Controls Are Removed by Congress;  One Already Passes.   TERMS OF LAWS EXPLAINED TODAY

Moseow Gets New Note on Darien Port   Proposal to Raise Level Of German Production Qn Part of Britain and U.S. Brings Objection

Soviet Hold On Dairen Is Opposed   Moscow Doesn’t Like Allied Plan For German Industry

Protests About Germany, Darien Are Exchanged  . Soviets Refuse U.S. ”  Entry to China Port

Breach With Reds Widens   Russia Fights Western Powers on German Procram. Other Items

U. S., RUSSIAN TENSION GROWS AS DAYS PASS   EER About Matter: .« Half, World Apart - ~Aired- Today.

Torrential Rains Pound Range Area   Hibbing, Virginia Hit; Washouts Halt Shipping of Ore

Torrential Rains Sweep Iron Range   5.72 Inches Falls at Hibbing; Basements And Mines Flooded

Ameriean Legion Third Division Veets In Corpus  District Composed of Five Congressional Districts. 10th Ine.

Morgenthau Shocked By Spending Plans of New Deal, His Diary Shows

---Dizzy Currency Skid-« Chia: ng Regime Totters   Soong’s Export Subsidy Plan Is Blasted By An American Announcement

Chiang Regime Near Collapse  ‘As U.S. Attacks Export Plans   Currency on Dizzy Descent; U.S: Dollar Equal To 11,000 Chinese

ECONOMIC COLLAPSE LOOMS SOON IN CHINA   U. S. Action Blasts Soong’s Export Subsidy Plan

CHINA EXPORT PLAN BLASTED BY U.S.   Complete Economic Collapse Of Chiang Setup Seen

 30 in Room on Ship  Inquiry Into Death of Baby That Became Ill Aboard Army Transport

HUNT FOR MISSING CHILD CONTINUES   Ohio Community Raises Fund To Aid Search

96 MEN FOUND SAFE IN LUZON AIR CRASH   Two Others Aboard Lost U. S. Army Transport Still Missing.

Demands of Pressure Groups on Government  _ Rapped by Sen. Martin

Death Toll in Big Snow Storm in East Stands at 35 Today   New York City Buried Under Heaviest Snow in History: Other Areas Affected

East Digs Way Out of Storm   32 Deaths Blamed on Fierce Blizzard as West Basks in Sun

BABSON’S: Authentic ‘Statement Copyright—1947—Publishers’ ‘Financial Bureau, Inc. BABSON: saWARNS MANACEMENT

INDUSTRIAL PROBLEM (8 UP TO MANAGEMENT   Both Government And Labor Have Failed To Work Out Solution of ManagementLabor Relations.

Babson Warns Management Of Downward Trend   PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT ‘3 COMING FOR U. S. INDUSTRY

‘THERE’S NOT MUCH OF ME’ . How Would Lincoln Greet Tribute Paid by Nation?

Man of Simple Tastes Tribute to Abraham Lincoln Is Paid by Nation on 138th Anniversary of Birth

 Nation Celebrates 138th Anniversary: Of His Birth With Pomp, Speeches  Lincoln, Who Ha ted Fuss, Would Have Been Embarrassed With Goings-On In His Honor

HOMAGE PAID ABE LINCOLN, OF KENTUCK)   LIBRARY RECEIVES AUTOBIOGRAPHY DATED 1959

HINDU-MOSLEM RIOTING TAKES LIVES OF 15(   Troops in War Kit Alerted; Martial Law Hinted

Many Killed In Riots in The Punjab   ‘Hindus and Moslems Con tinue Religious War in  Northern India

Senafor George Joins GOP Drive For Budget Cut   Proposal to Raise Exemptions Gains Support in Congress

President Calls For A Defense Against Fires   750 Million Loss Seen; Texas City Disaster Cited

Fire Prevention Plea Is Made by  President Truman Wants Nation to Organize Defenses;  @ Cites Texas Blove

Truman Calls For Nationwide Fight on Fires   Texas Disaster Cited as Example In Prevention Talk

Truman Asks Defenses To  Prevent Fires Losses In U. S. For 1947 Over  ' $750.000.000

Truman Asking U. S. For Fire Defense   Suggests Country-Wide Basis To Avoid Mounting Losses By Fire

TRUMAN ASKS U. S. TO ORGANIZE FIRE DEFENSE ‘ON COUNTRY-WIDE [SIS

President Urges Fire Prevention  Asks Battle on Country-wide Basis

Truman Urges U. S. Mobilize Defenses Against Costly Fires   ‘Concerted Effort Of All People Needed,’ President Tells Washineton Conference

Truman Asks Fire Control PlansFor U.S.   President Points To Spectacular  Losses In Nation In Recent Years

Truman Points to Texas City as Reason for Organizing Better Defenses.

President Backs Fire Prevention   Truman Asks Nation Organize Defenses Against Such Events As Texas City Blast   Cites Hotel Fires   Series of Disasters Has Shocked Nation, He  Sava

Sonnett to Direct Chicago Inquiry   Anti-Trust Division Prosecutor Named to Assist Grand Jurors

Truman Fills” Top Spots In Defense Setup   Maj. Gen. Draper Named; A. H. Hill To Be Appointed

Draper Named To High Post In War Dep't   President Picks Five Oth. ers for New Defense Posts .

Hill Accepts Federal Post      New U. S. Defense Setup Virtually Completed

NEW SECURITY POSTS FILLED   Top Assignments in Unifiec Defense Setup Completed By President Truman

Unified Defense Setup Virtually Completed By President Truman   Reneral Draper Made Under Secretary Of War, Hill Seuers, Nillenkeetter, Hargrave, Gruen. ther Annalinimente Fallow

Top Assignments In Unified Command Now Vir tually Complete  Draper Named Undersecretary Of War In New Defense Setup’

Campus Pet Dog Now Just A ‘Lab’ . Experiment: Students Are Anery

Brownie’s Death Causes Much Ado   Error Fatal To Mongrel In Laboratory Results In Student Demonstration

Warden Frowns: On Method Of  State Execution   LT hinks Death. Penalty *Should Be Where  'Crime: wag Committed

Against Capital Punishment... .  XN. €. Warden Declares He  ls Opposed To Executions

Wiley Would Take Politi¢s — Out Of Judicial Nominations  i Wants To Give Bar Groups Full V‘ ice; His Committee Now Considerine Crete...)

Part Of Nation Held In Grip Of Cold Wave   Cold Weather Extends From Midwest To New England And Far South   NEAR ZERO REPORTS FROM SOME AREAS

SEVERE_WEATHER AREA. EX TENDS FROM NEW ENG-°  LAND. TO. THE. SOUTH. wren

'City Officials To Ask Special Session Of Legislature To Study Tax Tangle   Court Ruling Jeopardizes Gross Sales Tax Levied In Many Cities Including Bluefield

Municipal Officials to Ask Special Legislature to Solve Tax Problem

TRUMAN TO SIGN GOP'S HCL BILL   President Calls Measure Too ‘Feeble’ To Halt Inflation

Truman Blasts GOP  Sponsoretl BUl as “Pitifully Inadequate” Weapon Against High Cost of Living — Call Upon Congress to Boact Effective Program When Wf Convenes Jan, 6.

INEGIDENT: ShYS- HE Witt lonbhwet KNTLY" sian “PREBLE” AWTTIN: .. “FLATION BILL”

[nflation Curb Will Be Signed ByPresident   Truman To Sign Measure Although Assailing It As Inadequate   REPUBLICANS MAKE REPLY TO CHARGES

ILLINOIS HOUSE ARGUES ATTEMPT END FILIBUSTER   REMAPPING FOES TO PERMIT ROLL CALL ON SPEED-UP PL'AN

PROBERS WANT HOUSE BLESSING   Movie Red Hunters To Ask Confidence Vote

CONGRESS TO BE ASKED TO GO ON RECORD IN REGARD TO , CONTEMPT CHARGES °

STORE BLAZE FATAL 10 29   a ae  Report 20 Others Missing As 4-Story Building Is Swept By Flames

29 Persons Die, Score Missing In Store Blaze  $1,600,000 Disaster Worst of Its Kind in New Zealand History

Train Wreck Kills Two m Oklahoma   Freight Is Sideswiped By Passenger Locomotive

TWO KILLED AS TRAINS COLLIDE   M. K. T. Passenger Train Sideswipes Freight in Oklahome

‘RED’ NATIONS © TO BE BARRED   U. 8 AND BRITAIN TO BAN SATELLITES FROM MEM-— -BERSHIP_IN_UNITED     NATICNS

Arguments On Sales Tax Scheduled Today      Writ To Force Referen. dum To Be Debated At Annapolis

COURT FIGHT ON SALES TAX AC   Taxpayers Seeking Writ To Force Vote On Measure In 1948

FATHER SLAIN BY DAUGHTER   Family Argument Over Dog Ends In Shootine

Cuba Appears To Be Hideout For Red Spies   Sam Carr, Notorious Cohort of Eisler, Is Believed There Now

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Plot to Blow Up British G»vernment Building Fails

ITALY APPEALS FOR REVISION IN TREATY TERMS   U.S. Ambassador Says Pact Won’t Be Binding Unless 0. K.’d By Assembly

lreaty Revision Asked by Italy  Notice Is Served Upon 20 Nations

ltaly Urges Revision of Peace Treaty   Sends an Appeal to Twenty Nations Which Wrote the Document

ITALY SERVES NOTICE OF PACT PROTEST   Country Wants Revision 01 Paris Treaty

Italy Claims She Is Entitled To Treaty Change  American Ambassado Declares Pact Is Not Fully Binding

ITALY FILES DEMAND FOR REVISION OF PEACE TREATY  Ratification Is Necessary To Make Pact Binding

Italy Wants Revision of Peace Treaiy   Outbreak of Violence in Wake of Pact Signing Not Taken Seriously by U.S. Ambassador Dunn

Treaty Day Old, ltaly Calling For Revision  German Affairs - In Stew; Deadlock On U.N. Arms Talk

Italy Serves Notice She Will Ask (Revision of Terms of Peace Treaty

Italians Request Treaty Revision; Disorders Flare   Arrests in Trieste, Curfew Over Pola Fellow Pact Riots

Italy Demands Revision  of Peace Pact With Allies   U.S. Envoy Agrees Treaty Not Binding Until Signed By Italian Assembly

TREATY REVISION ASKED BY ITALY   Easing of Terms Asked Day After Document Signed

Italians Serve Notice Against Peace Treaty   Leaders Declare They Feel Entitled to Revision Of Document Signed Yesterday

Italy Asks Revision of  Peace Pact Treaty Not   Treaty Not Binding Until Assembly ©. K .’«

139 Jap War Ships To Be Divided by 4 Allied Powers  U. S. Britain, Russia anc   U.S. Britain, Russia and China to Share in War Spoils

Governor Dewey To Outline Food  Plans Tomorrow   GOP Candidate to Break Silence on Issues in Cornell Speech   ‘NUTRITION BUILDING WILL BE DEDICATED   ‘Reports cn European Trip : of Cabinet Members to  Be Disclosed

MOSCOW REPORTS _ ~ NEW POLISH PACT   Agreement Said to Provide Aid for Poles 

§ Inches Of Snow in  New York   Winds Sweep New England  Ahead of Expected Blizzard

East Gets White Christmas Late   Swirling Snow Storm Rlankets New York With Eight Inches

Eight-Inch Snowfall In New York City With Storm Continuing Through East

Conaress Gives Nearly Billion For Farm Plan   Agricultural Payments Assured Another Year's Life

 Senate-House Conference Reported Agreed  Bi-Partisan Support Of Farm Program Seen Virtually Sure

Long Range Farm Program Given Year’s Extension   Conference: “Agrees To'‘Continue: Plan For 1948 Crops * With $15,000,000 Fund To Meet  Benefit Payments

FARM PROGRAM FUNDS ASSUREC   Benetit Pay ments For 1948 Approved On Reduced Basis

FARM MEASURE DEADLOCK BROKEN    sENATE-HOUSE CONFERENCE AGREES TO CONTINUE i THE CROP PROGRAM.

FARM PROGRAM BEING EXTEN DED   Deadlock Of Senate-House Conferees Finally Broken

"PAYMENTS 0 FARMERS SURE FOR ONE YEAR   Senate Action Assures Life To Long Range Farm Program

France Drives Reds From Rail Centers; Civil War Brewing   Premier, Asking Sweeping Power From National Assembly, Warns No Pity Will Be Shown Acgitators

TROOPS SEIZE NEWSPAPERS IN SUDDEN RAIDS   Assembly Responds to Schuman Leadership Against Enemies

France Eyes Bills Outlawing Red Agitators   Facing Full Power of Nation, Labor Unit Offers to Settle

NOW SEEKING TERMS TO 60 BACK 10 WORK   Assembly Works at Night -on Measures to Quell Communists.

LABOR LEADERS OFFER TRUCE AS CURBS SET   Police, Mobile Guard Troops Protect Assembly

Living Cost Attains New Record High   Myers Says Bill © Is No More Than A ‘Fly-Swatter’

TRUMAN FORCES LAUNCH FIGHT FOR CONTROLS   Living Costs Climb To New Record In U.S.

Remote Possibility of AFL CIO Merger Seen By Green Says Rank and File Favor Unity

AFL President Says Rank and File of Workers Want To Combine Unions

URGES FARM PRODUCTION CONTROLS   Anderson Asks Controls Be Linked With Price Support

CROP CONTROLS AGAIN SOUGHT   Anderson Says Farm Price Support Setup Otherwise Will Be Endangered

On Farm Front   Cabinet Member Wants Production Controls With Price Supports

Production Controls on Food Urged   Anderson Advocates Steps to Prevent Over-production  on Farms

TOS CLAIM FEWER LIVES, BUT  °U. S. Death Toll Is ‘Due To Go Higher

2000 MOSLEMS BATTLE POLICE IN KEY CITIES   UN Council Meeting Qn Troop Ouster In Turmoil

Chile Reports A Third Red Arrested   Charged In Attempt To Start Strike In Punta Arenas

Say Yugoslav Tried to Start Strike in Chile   Report Slav Carried Letter from One of Two Expelled Enunve

WRECKAGE Of PLANE, BODIES OF GOVERNOR, THREE OTHERS FOUND   REMOVAL OF HIGHEST STATE OFFICIALS IS

Crack-up Kills 3 Top Officials and Their Pilot   Nietims Carried Out; ‘Speaker of House Succeeds: Gov. ‘Snell

Gov. Snell, 3 Others Found Dead   Oregon Officials, Pilot Killed In Airplane Cresh      Pictures on Page §

WRECKAGE OF PLANE, BODIES OF GOVERNOR THREE OTHERS FOUNI  REMOVAL OF HIGHEST STATE OFFICIALS IS. BEGUN BY SEARCHERS

TO ACCEPT PARTITION   Jewish Agency Is Reluctant Bu Feels It May Be Only Solutica

Russ Veto: on Italy Seen As Blunder .   General Assembly Deadlocked; Turns to Committee Work

Jewish Agency  Makes Decision   Rabbi Silver Assert: Group Will Accept Partition Plan

LOKAR RESIGNS POST ON OHIO RACING BODY   Compliance Comes After Re. quest By Herbert

Lokar Resigns As Racing Head   Ohio Governor Wins Scrap With Hold-over

STRIKE or ‘TEACHERS  MAY RESULT IN ACTION BY NEW YORK STATE ASSEMBLY

ALL OF BUFFALO SCHOGLS CLOSED   Superintendent Shuts Down Buildings Not Closed By Teachers Strike

SLOVENE THUGS AV VACK PRIESTS   Church Hatred Blamed: Prelate Badly Hurt, Tells Of Killing

CHINA REDS CLAIM GAINS IN 2 DRIVES   Yenan Says Seven Chieng Divisions Annihilated

38 Pupils Are On Honor Roll   List of Top Students in Junior H. S. Has Been Announced

Philly Woman Slain by Man   Hacked by Screwdriver On Doorstep of Home, Witness Says

WOMAN BURNS HUSBAND ALIVE   Throws Gasolined j ver Him, Then Sets Him Afire With a Match; Held For Murder.

ae ee KILLED IN COLLISION   Three Wichita Women Diex When Train Strikes Car

KILLED IN COLLISION   Three Wichita Women Dies Wher Train Strikes Car

EVENING SOG, STARTS NOV. 247K   Public May ‘Attend Classes In Agriculture And  Homenvaking

‘War’ Continues In Spite of Truce   Dutch and Indonesians Accuse Each Other of Launching Attacks

FIGHTING RAGES DESPITE ‘TRUCE   Dutch Report Assault by 30¢ Indonesians

JAVA BATTLE ON DESPITE “TRUCE   Both Forces Charge Attacks on Large Scale

Java Warfare Flaring Anew: Town Burned   Casualties Reported Virtually as Great As Before ‘Truce’

Blasts Rock Haifa Harbor   Fires Follow Explosions as British Rescue Refuaeec

BLOCKADE RUNNERS 3800 ees 7 Blasts, Fire ‘Sweep Docks *. “As British Ship Refugees:

DSritish Halt Sinking Ship, Reseue 1.550   Tiny Schooner Is Jammed With Jews Enroute -" Te Holw Land

‘Major Sea Disaster Ls Averted by  ‘British Navy Vessels   750 Uncertified Jewish Refugees of 1,600 Aboard Craft Built for 30 Passengers Are Transferred

Explosions, Fires Sweep Haifa Docks  Rescued Jews  _ Are Transferred

FIRES SWEEP PORT OF HAIFA   Flames Follow Transfer O Jewish Immigrants To Cyprus-Bound Ship

Beer Bill Puzzles lowa Legislators, Says Jacobson   Insurance Rate Measure He Deems Important Is Submerged in Debate

U.S, SEEKS LESS ARMS IN EUROPE   Marshall Asks Prompt Actior On Allied Occupation Forces

Reduction Of Allied Forces Marshall's Aim   U. S. Secretary Of State Presses For Action On Reduction Of Occupational Forces   DELEGATES PONDER  oF ARPRMANVY’S FUTURE

AGES PROMPT NUCTION BY:  POWERS   ormal Statement to aders at Moscow  wtley Disclosed

f at BY  POWERS  ES PROMPT   ormal Statement to aders at Moscow arlev Disclosed

TO GET NEW BUS LINE   Corgersien Commisswe Granw Kaw Valley s equesc

TO GET NEW BUS LINE    Corpecation Commisaive Grane Kaw Valley's Xequesc

Record Wheat Goal ls Set For Farmers      overnment Calls For Praduction of Seventy ~ Five Million Acres in 1948.

Wheat Prices Again Are To Be Supported   Experts: Believe Production Will Nlot Exceed 1047

‘48 WHEAT CROP GOAL IS RECORD   Need for Exports Cited in Gov: ernment Plea

Farmers Asked To Plant 75 Million Acres To Biggest Wheat Crop On Record; Growers Assurred Support; No Surplus

NORWAY DENIES REDS ASK MILITARY BASES   ‘Reconsideration’ Of 1920 Agreement Suggested

Russia Tries To Blockade Greece Plan   Greek Police Pull Coup On Reds Shortly After Gromyko Asks Removal Of Foreign Troops From Soil

Communist Arrests in Athens and Gromyko’s Anglo-American Charge Announced in Dramatic Sequence

Mackenzie's Column Outside Intervention Only Way To Check Greek Communization

Engineer Dies  As Hand Car   Derails Express Locomotive, 11 Cars  Of N.Y.C. Interstate OLf Rattle at Unran

HANDCAR STOPS EXPRESS TRAIN   Engineer Killed, Eight Injured In Wreck At Huron, O.

ENGINEER KILLED IN EXPRESS DERAILMENT   Locomotive And 11 Cars Of New York Central Train Leave Tracks In Ohio

Crack Interstate Express Derailed After Striking Handcar: Engineer Killed

One Man Killed  in Rail Mishap . Power-Driven Car, Train Collide

SINCLAIR OFFICE 0 MOVE HERE SEPT. 1    Eastern Division Headquarters To Be Opened.

Steel Workers ~ Strike Threat Is Eliminated   Announce C. I. 0. And U. §&. Steel Corporation Agree On New Wage Contract   WORKERS TO RECEIVE 15 CENTS HOUR BOOST

STEEL’ WORKERS AND MAN. ‘AGEMENT AGREE ON WAGES AND BIG STRIKE  IS AVERTED, ,

BRITISH HOLD TERRORISTS IN HOLY LAND   Continuing Violence Results In 25 Arrests

British Arrest 25 Terrorists   Attacks Continue In Palestine Warfare

Ouster Ruling ‘Called Plot By Talmadge   Decision Favoring Rival ’Collusive,’ Georgian Charges

Talmadge Raps Ruling Handed  Daven I In Court   Deseribes Judge Porter’ Decision Against Him As “Patently Coltusive”?’

TALMADGE CLAIMS COURT'S DECISION TRUMPED UP RULE         Luling on 1 Governorship Was Patently Collusive, Says One Governor.

TALMADGE RAPS GQURT RULING I FIGHT FOR OFFI   Georgia ’Governor’ Charges Collusion in Decision ° Meade by Porter 

Talmadge Hits Court Decision   Georgia Governorship Ciaim Is Held Illegal

Talmadge Says Court Rule Favering Thompson “Was Patently Collusive’

WALLACE IN SWEDEN   Says Small Powers Have Vital Role in Quest for Peace

Wallace Airing Views To Swedes   Says, 99 Percent Of Brit‘ish For Friendship Gita, Bevceta:

NO DEPRESSION SIGNS FOR 1947   Price Drop By Autumr Foreseen In Report Of Congressmen

Senate Group Renews Attempt To Shov Mevers Sought Benefits In Air Deals

Senate Probe Back To Hughes-Meyers War-Time Dealings   General Says Testimony About Stock-Holdings  Gives False View

Probers Hear Of Gen. Meyers’ Bond Dealings   Tells Committee  He Made Purchases On Advice Of Eccles, Henry Morgenthau, Jr

Inquiry Enters Newest Phase   Want to Know How Army Officer Swung,: 4-Million Bond Deal

Chairman. Ferg g0n Declares. ‘We Haven! «Lit the Five Under’. , bees ‘Him'as Yer _

i x-Ceneral Faces New U.S. Charges  Hearings to Return   Hearings to Return To Meyers’ Dealings With Howard Huohes

Meyers-Hughes Clash Up Again Gave False Impression pasar rr cage

Summon More Witnesses in Hughes Probe   Senators Study Financial Deals Of Gen. Mevers

INQUIRY. SHIFTS TO BOND DEALS GENERAL MADE   Hughes Phase Shelved For Two Days During Study Of Meyers’ Actions

Senate War Probers Seek To Show MeyersSought Benefits From Dealings With Hughes

Hughes Sidetracked  ‘New’ Matter To Be Placed Before Senate  Inquiry Today   Procurement Probe Angles To Be Aired By Ferguson Group

Probe Is Turned To Meyers’ Stock In Hughes Case      General Declares Concealed Holding Charge Is False

MEYERS FACES FIREWORKS’ IN HEARING AGAIN   Justice Department Star ts Checking on General’s Affairs

MEYERS’ STOCK DEALINGS FACE FURTHER AIRING   Twe Witnesses May Tell of Connections with Aircraft Supply Firms

Retired Army Man Placed On The Spot   Bitter Battle Injected Into Hughes’ Hearing

Anti-Reds Bolt Socialist Party   Civil, International War Hinted by Italian

ltalian Socialist Talks Civil War   Premier Not Much Dis turbed, Asks Who's Going To Fight It

War Cloud Over Italy   Socialist-Communist Rift Creates Grave Predicament in Rome

TALIAN PARTY SPLIT BY REDS   Socialist Group Directed by ‘Foreign Forces,’ Leader Says—War Predicted

TRUMAN GETS BEHIND UNION CONTROL LAV   LABOR-MANAGEMENT URGED TO COMPLY WITH NEW ACT

Both Sides Are Urged  To Comply Clark Is Checking   Clark Is Checking Mine Situation

PRESIDENT SAYS HELL ENFORCE NEW LABOR LAW   ‘Truman Asks Unions And Management To Cooperate  In Fair Spirit   CLARK LOOKING INTO WALKOUT OF MINERS

truman Fromises Administer New  Labor Act Fairly   President Calls For Labor And Management Tc Comply With Law’s Terms; AFL Chief Green Turns Thumbs Down On Genera! Strike  Re  W NAVISC

TRUMAN CALLS FOR COMPLIANCE WITH LABOR ACT   Pleges Fair Enforcement Of Law; President Says Coal Walkout Under Study

Truman Promises To Administer Act As Efficiently  And Fairly as He Is Able To Do So

Truman’s Backing Given Labor Law   Calls On Labor, Management To Comply With Act: Green Plans Fight In Courts

AFL Spurns Idea of General Strike: Will Battle in Courts and at Polls

Clark Pondering Plans as 300,000 Miners Quit Jobs  Truman Calls Upon Workers, Management T i

Attorney General To Probe Walkout   AFL Plans Election, Court Battles Against Act

Pledges Fair And Efficient  Administration   Attorney General Scans Mine Walkout Picture:

With 300,000 Miners Idle, Steel Mills and Railroads Begin to Layoff Workers.

Attorney General Probes Walkouts  HST Asks Industry, Labor To Back Law

MANAGEMENT, UNIONS URGED TO COOPERATE   Cites Solemn Duty To Strike for Industry Peace Under Act

FAIR DEAL IS PROMISED TO BOTH SIDES   President Says He Will Try to Administer New Law Fairly

Action Needed To Keep Mines Open Pledged   President Urges Labor And Management To Comply With New Labor Law—AFL Turns Thumbs Down On General Protest Strike

TRUMAN APPEALS FOR COMPLIANCE WITH LABOR LAW   A. F. L. High Command Turna Thumbs Down on Pro- ~ posals for General Protest Strike,   PRESIDENT PROMISES _ FAIR ADMINISTRATION   Declares Clark Is Investigat. ing Work Stoppages and . Will Take Any Action  That Is Necessary -

Calls on Labor, Management To ~ Speed Industry   Compliance With Al Provisions of Act Is President's Aim

Nation’s Chief Vows Efficient Administration  AFL Rejects Idea AL Panasal CicilLa

MOTORISTS wf } - ADVISED ON ’ HOLIDAY DRIVING   Natlon-wide Effort Being Madé By The National Safety Council To Reduce Death Toll Over 4th.

NEITHER oD ABLE TO MAKE DEFINITE GAIN   Government Taking Drastic Steps to Curb Spread of Communism.

Rival Sides Hold Ground In Greek War   Government Mean wh il « Prepares More Stringent Curbs On Communists

Greeks Plan New Curb on Communists  Casualties Rise  At Konista as Fight Undecided

Greeks Prepare To Outlaw Reds As Battle Rages  Guerrilles Continue 'o Hold Konitsa As 102 Persons Killed

BATTLE RAGES IN GREECE AT KEY LOCATION   Government Prepare: Strong Curb on Communism

Safe Busting Gang ‘Busted’ At Grand Rapids   ‘A Precise Lot,’ They Even Took Gas Masks Along

OIL RICHES FOR FARMER   Big Gusher Brings Promise of Hoeped For Conveniences

Big Oil Gusher Brings Sudden ‘Wealth. to Hard Pressed Farm Family

Czechs Have Signet New Five-Year Pact With Russia  Economic Compact Negotiated by Gottwald, Masaryk

9 Nations to Trade Products   U. S. S. R. to Send Wheat, Get Back Manufactured Goods

Assembly Passe: Joint School Board Measure   A 10-Man Board Would Govern All Institutions Of Higher Learning

Mother Admits Beating Child   Two Sign Confessions, Police Say, To Abandoning CGirl.

‘Develops Democracy : Modern Methods Of Teaching Allow Pupils To Move Aroune

BEULAH, BUD ED; SHE QUITS HIM   Overell Girl Says She Has New Romantic Interest

BOY AND GIL. FREED AFTER MURDER TRIAL   Torrid Romance Is At End: Couple S Ge parate

ACQUITTAL ENDS TORRID ROMANCE OF BUD, LOUISE   Chubby Heiress Casts Off College Boy Sweetheart— Has New Heart Throb

FREED HEIRESS ~ ENDS ROMANCI   Miss Overell Reveals She Has New Boy Friend After Acquittal

Beulah Overell, Bud Gollum Go Separate Ways After Acquittal On Murder Charges

ROMANCE OF BUD AND BEULAH ENDS WITH THEIR ACQUITTAL   HEIRESS SAYS SHE HAS A NEW ROMANCE AND IGNORED FORMER BOY FRIEND

Lancaster Man Strangles Wife   42-Year-Old Laborer Gives Up to Police

President “Hasn't Faintest Intention of Withdrawing - Barminaton”’

White House Stands Back Of Lilienthal   Truman Hasn’t “Faintest  Intention” Of Withdraw ing His Name. From  . Nomination

TRUMAN WILL. STAND PAT ON LILIANTHAL   Won’t Withdraw. His Name As Atomic Com: Head

Truman Won't Withdraw Lilienthal’s Nomination to Atomic Commission

White House Says Lilienthal Choice As A-Boss Stands   Truman Will Not Withdraw Nomination or Ask Nominee to Step Out

Truman Firm On Nomination  Of Lilienthal   White House Says He Has No Intention Of Withdrawing Name

To Support Lilienthal   President Will Not Withdraw Nomination To Commission Post

Ross Says 'President Truman: Has No {ntention of Dropping His Name; Hatch Concurs Following Talk With President

President Pat on Lilienthal   Ross Says Chief Won’t Withdraw Name or Ask Atom Commission Nominee to Bow Out

Finish Fight Looms Over Nomination   President Won't Renege On Choice for Head Of Atomic Group.

TRUMAN WILL NOT: WITHDRAW CHOICE OF CONTROL CHIEF   Hateh Repaiw Preside Wil Suck to Lilienthal For Chairman Post

TRUMAN FIRM ON LILENTHAL NOMINATION   ‘Has No Intention’ Of Withdrawing Name of Ex-TVA Chairman

Truman Will Not Back Up On Lilienthal   President Will Not With. draw Him As Nominee To Head Atomic Commission

TRUMAN WILL NOT BACK UP ON ATOM CHAIRMAN   Bitter Fight In Senate Seen Over Appointment Of ) Former TVA Boss

Lilienthal Nomination  Will Stand  :  Truman Firmly  Behind Action

TRUMAN STICKS BY LILIENTHAL   White House Reports Presi: dent Firm On Nominee

TRUMAN STANDS BEHIND FRIEND   President Won't Withdraw the Name of Lilienthal, Press Aide Deciares

President Is Determined To Stand Pat   Republican Group Controls Approval

David E. Lilienthal == e Truman Does Not Intend To Withdraw Nomination

Lilienthal’s Name Not to Be Withdrawr   President Seen Insisting on Senate Approval

WHITE HOUSE SET 10 FORCE SENATE VOTE   Chief Executive Not te Withdraw Name, Ross States

—LILIENTHAL— Hot Battle Shaping Up In Senate  Confirmation Is Urged By Hatch

President Not To Back Down On Lilienthal   Former TVA Chief’ Has Not Withdrawn Name For Atom Post

PRESIDENT NOT 10 SUGGEST NEW CHAIRMAN   Ross Says Chief Executive te Insist on Lilienthal’s Approval by Senate

Fight fo Finish Over Lilienthat Appears Certain  - White House Reiccts   White House Rejects Proposal That Name Be Withdrawn

Truman Declines Any Withdrawal  Of Nomination   Battle On Senate Floor Over Approval Of Head Of Atomic Energy Commission Seen   STATEMENT MADE AT WHITE HOUSE

Truman Has No Intention Of Action   Former TVA Head Has Not Asked for Withdrawal

Truman Remains Firm in Backing Of Lilienthal   Full Airing of Communist Claim In Senate Urged

Truman Sticks By Lihtenthal   Has No Intention Of With. drawing Nemination As Atomic Energy Chief.

Lilienthal Fight Nears Showdowr  President Will Not Withdraw Nomination

The Atom in the News  WALLACE SCOFFS AT ‘SECRET’; TRUMAN TO RACK UP LILIENTHAL

President Still For Lilienthal  As Atom Head   Nomination Will Not Be Withdrawn, White House Says—Senate Fight Continues

TRUMAN STICKS BY LILIENTHAL FOR ATOM POST   White House Declares Tha President Doesn’t Plan To Withdraw Name

Truman Won’t Ask Lilienthal To Withdraw   Fight to Finish Now Shaping Up In Row Over Atomic Board

Will Not Withdraw  Nominee   Former TVA Head Remains Nominee For Chairman  Atomic Commission

Chinese Claim ‘Utter Defeat’ OfTwo Armie:   Communists Said Smashed Fleeing From Lini T. Wacth

NAVY MAY PULL OUT OF CHINA      Adm. Cooke Called Ti Washington; Troops Being Withdrawn

China Governmen Reports Victory Over Red Armies  U. S. Naval Force May Be Withdrawn

CHAMPION MO MOTHER OF 22   Six Taxicabs Transport Children To Party In Chicago

Move to Relieve  Combine Shortage   Situation Termed Critical With Super Wheat Cron Ready

Lack Of Combines Threatens Kansas   Efforts Made To Rush More Equipment In To Handle Record State Crop

A‘Rush_ To Reap ‘(Grain   Combines Move in From All Points  To Harvest Record Kansas Wheat Crop

U. S. Tartar Is Met By Lecturing Son of Winston Churchill   Here Is Substance of Conversation Held in Denver Hotel Bathroom

GREEK PLANES BATTER 2,900 LEFTIST TROOPS   Showdown Battle Looms as Government Forces Move in on Guerrillas

Showdown Battle Seen Near Border   Army Treops Move to Block New Invasions

TroopsTrapped On Mountain In Northwest Area   Showdown Battle Looming As Government Forces Close In; Say Reds 4re Surrounded   Claim Offensive Began In Albania   UN Commission Back From Battle Area, Goes To Konista For Talks With Prisoners

Showdown Due  Quickly in Rebel Battle   Government Brigades Are Closing in From Three Sides

Guerrillas Trapped On Mt. Gamila    Greek Army Planes Pound Foe; Albania, Yugoslavia Centers Of Concentrations

3 Brigades Close In For Showdown   3,500 Leftists Trapped On Mountain Slope

Greek Showdown Close At Hand   Rebels Surrounded And Trapped In 2 Northern Areas

A SHOWDOWN BATTLE NEAR IN GREECE   Army Planes Hammer 2,500 Leftist Guerrillas Trapped Near Albanian Frontier as Ground Troops Close In.

GREEK PLANES POUND REBELS   GENERAL REPORTS GUERILLAS FORCED TO PITCHED BATTLE

Greek Planes Pound Trapped Leftist Group  3 Brigades Close —  a. goo wg. gl

Greek Planes Blast Trapped Guerrillas; Showdown is Neai   Watch Yugoslav, Albanian Centers for Signs of New Offensives

GREEK FEDERAL PLANES POUND REBEL FORCES   Showdown Battle in Offing a: Pincers are Closed on Guerrilla Forces

Showdown Battle in Greece Seen   Say Guerrillas Are Trapped Near Border With Albania

Bombed By Govt Planes   Army Brigades Closing In-For - Showdown Battle

GREEKS HAMMER LEFTISTS   ‘Three Government Brigades Close ‘In For Showdown

Climax Impends InGreek Warfare   Army Planes Hammer Trapped Guerrillas

Greek Army Stems Move  At Objective   Showdown Battle Expected Soon In Region of Village Of Yeroplatanos; Batile Started Last Sunday

Showdown Near As Units Close In On Invaders   Concentration Centers In Albania And Yuqoslavia Reported

Greek Airforce Bombs Trapped Guerrilla Force   Three Government Brigades Close in For Showdown Fight Near Albanian Barco,

PINCERS DRAWN ON GUERRILLAS NEAR FRONTIER   Insurgents Trapped Near Border Of Albania; Significant Rattle Described As fmminent: Governtment Reports Successes,

Greek Army Planes Hammer At Leftist Guerrillas Caught InTrap On Mountain Slopes   Three Government Brigades Closing In For Showdown Battle; Seek To Head Off New Invasions

REBEL FORCES TRAPPED ON MOUNTAINSIDE   Government Army Acts to Forestall Any New Invasions

Athens Says Showdown Battle Near  2,500 Irregulars Reported Trappec

GREEK PLANES HIT GUERRILLAS ON MOUNTAIN   Army Authorities Say Precautions Against New ~ ‘Invasion’ Taken

weve aeuMy Oo®  Guerrilla Unit Are Encircled Near Albanian  Line By Army   Drive By [rregulars For City Is Stopped" Troops Are Flown In

Air Force And Land Troops Hammer Leftists Trapped On Mountain   Showdown Battle Held Imminent   Government Moves To Bar New Invasions Of Soil By Enemy Forces

Greek Troops Pound Trapped Guerrilla Army   Three Brigades Close in For Showdown Battle

2,900 TROOPS ARE TRAPPED IN FILLS   Showdown Battle Is Near North Of loannina   Concentrated In Six Centers In The Balkans; Fear New Invasion

REEK PLANES AMMER AT RAPPED REDS   loyalist Brigades Close t far Showdown Battle with Guerrillas.

2,500 Leftists Are Reported Held In Trap   Government Watches For New Invasions; See Attempt To Set Up Communist State

Greek Planes Pound Trapped Leftist Group  3 Brigades Close _ I. £2. CEL....J.....

‘That's All Right, Daddy’ Youth Is Told First Time He Has Lost Both His Leas

‘That's All Right, Daddy’ Father Tells injured Son Feet Have Been Amputated

‘Td Rather Sit, Child’s Reply When. Father Says He'll Walk Again

Three States Held in Grip Of Blizzard   Minnesota and Dakotas Swept By High-Winds; Southern Minnesota Hit

Two More American Soldiers Attacked, Beaten in Berlin .   One Knocked Unconscious on Street; Another Struck as He Crossed Street With Gi

Truman Calls On Americans To Save Grain  Committee Makes  ascammana shane

NATIONWIDE DRIVE GETS UNDER WAY 10 HELP EUROPE   Campaign Is Keynoted by Slogan ‘Buy Wisely, Eat Sensibly, Waste Nothing.’   BROADCAST PLANNED   Truman, Marshall, Luckman to Speak Over All Radia Networks Sunday.

Truman Broadcast Sunday. To Launch Save Food Drive - Americans Asked To Help Send Needy Europe 100,000,000 Bushels Of Grain

HOPE FOR PEACE DEPENDS ONT, LUCKMAN SAYS   ‘Meatless Days’ Possible; Truman, Aides to Make Anneal o7 Radio Network

Nation-Wide Campaign Keynoted By Slogan ‘Bu Wisely, Eat Sensibly, Waste Nothing;  Tenman Ohbn Air Sundae

Truman Calls On Americans To Save Grai.   Food Committee Maps Voluntary Self-Rationing

Commiltee Goes To Work; — Instructions Listed; Says Move Nee" essary Prevent Burying Of Hopes For Peace.

Peace Hopes Depend On  Drive, Claim   ‘Save 100 Million Bushels Of Grain,’  President’« Anneel

SAVING OF WHEAT 10 FEED EUROPE URGED BY TRIIMAN   Appeal Made as Nation-Wide Campaign Is Launched to Cut Nation’s Food Consumption.   PEOPLE ARE URGED TO ELIMINATE WASTE   President, Marshall and Luckman to Speak Over Radio Sunday to Put Drive -in Full Swing.

Hope for Peace Rests on Drive. Avers Luckman   President Talks With Citizens Food Group; Radio Program Sunday

TRUMAN ASKS CUT IN USE OF NEEDED GRAIN   Citizens Urged to Buy Wisely, Eat Sensibly And Waste Nothing

Citizens Asked To Save Wheat For Europeans   Americans Urged To Substitute Other Foods For Grain «

Sounds Keynote In U. S. Campaign Of ‘Buying Wisely, Eating Sensibly, Wasting Nothing’

Senate Democrats Hone fo Save Some Of Porial Measure   Want Future Suits Allowed, Republican Bill Would Outlaw Such Claims

Senate Democrats Cling To Hope For Compromise  Anti-Portal Pay Bill

Fervent Love Letters’ Introduced In ‘Overelf Case: Mystery Witness Promised

Mystery Witness Tn Yacht Murder   Fervent Love Letters. hr Overell-Gollum Case Are Scanned.

OVERELL MURDER TRIAL IN RECESS   ‘Mystery Witness To Be Called Monday

POLIO CASES ON RISE IN STATE: NO EPIDEMIC   York County School - Delays Opening  ata   SEASONAL RATE   Wilmington, Del., Reports Ten New Coacec

State Polio Cases Mount   Current Outbreak Far from Epidemic Proportions, Campbell

Admiral Mitscher to’ Be Buried Tomorrow . ‘in Arlington Cemetery

COURT CONVICTS HITLER BANKER   Schacht Scores German Justice, Gets & Years In Labor Camp

Good Evening .. .  The parade hes. passed but the tmelody lingers on,   Fair and Warnier Is Forecast for Tuesday

Bill Would Deny Strikers Compensation   Also Provides Penalty For Forcing Joining Of Union To Get Job

Fugitive Is Recaptured Near Barror   Meekly Surrenders After 72 Hours Of Freedor From The State Prisor At Waupun

Russia Keeps Hungarian Paper Secret   Refuses to Explain Situation to United States

UNITED STATES REQUEST DENIED BY COMMUNISTS   Copies Of Purported “Con: fession” Of Hungarian Are Refused   “ELECTION” PLANNED FOR NEXT SEPTEMBER

Copies of ‘Confession = By Kovacs Refused in Rag - Answer to U.S. Request

REDS REJECT REQUEST FOR KOVACS PAPER      “Confession” Copies Denied Yankees, Also Britain

Reds Reject U.S. Request For Papers Tension Mounting In Hungarian Situation

Hungarian Communists Threaten to Banish American Heads of Hungarian - American Oil Company x

Hungarian Coup Papers Are Refused  Makes Offer And Threat To Obtain U. S. Oil Holdings

Russia Refuses U.S. Request For Documents   Hungarian Reds Threaten Ban U. S. Oil Interests

Reds Reject U. S. Request For Papers Tension Mounting In Hungarian Situation   Housing Program Assailed As Solons Slash Funds

Threaten To Ban American Officers: Kovacs Case Plea Rejected bv Russia

RUSSIANS BLOCK ULS.INQUIRY INTO HUNGARIAN COUP   Refuse to Hand Over Copies of “Confession” of Bela Kovacs That Led to Ouster of Nagy.   REDS TRY TO BUY STANDARD Oi. HOLDINGS   Offer of $5,000,000 Turned Down—Company’s Executives Threatened With Banishment.

Russia Refuses Information in Hungarian Plof   Denies U. S. Request fo: Kovacs Confession; Plan Election

Russia Keeps Hungarian Paper Secret  Refuses to Explain Situation _

Reds Refuse ‘Confession Facts to US   Alleged . Statement . “Involves Hungarian ‘Leader Russia Ousted

SIMILAR PLEA BY BRITAIN IS ALSO DENIED   Action Follows Effort To Oust American Oil Interests

Russia Rejects Request For Kovacs ‘Confession’   Communists Seek To Buy Out American Oil Interests In Hungary—Russia Bars Relief Shinments

Hungarian Reds  Seek Ouster Of U. S. Oil Officials   Russians Reject American Request For Copies O} Kovacs’ Confession: Soviets Also Bar  Clearance For LJ. S. Relief Parcels

ROUND-THE ~THE-WORLD FLIGHT DELAYED BY BAD WEATHER   PLACE OF TAKEOFF CHANGED DUE TO ACTION OF LAGUARDIA FIELD OF FICIALS -

Ten-Day Storm Leaves Paths of Destruction Behind — Toll of Dead and Injured Is Undetermined —Number of Homeless Runs Into Thowusunds.

Assembly Ends Its Six Months’ Session Toda y   Green Must Swing Axe to Keep Budget in Balance

American Women Set New Records On Food Markets   $35 Millions Spent In 1947; Tops 1946

ASKS HARRIMAN REPORT ON SCARCE ARTICLES   PAN-AMERICAN DC-4 RETURNS SAFELY 600 MILES WITH 92 ARQOARD WHEN ENGINE GIVES TROUBLE

LUNDIN, FORMER GOP BOSS, DIES   WAS POWER BEHIND THOMPSON REGIME IN CHICAGO POLITICS

Tax And Crime No Worry To Atomic City As It Awaits Post-War Boom

Russia for Freedom to Palestine   Propose Early End of Brit ish Rule at Meeting of UN Sub-committee

Soviet Union Proposes Early End to British Rule over Palestine   Serves Notice Russia will Fight for Holy Land Independence as Aim ‘of UN

tin Issues Appeal r Cooperation With >P To Save Nation   ses Pledge of Reductions in Toxes ond Fedsl Spending Will Be Fulfilled; World Needs Strong, Solvent United States

Warns of Economic Suicide If There Is No Co-operation   Speaker of the House Delivers Plea in Opening Session of 80th Congress

Martin Outlines Aims Of GOP In Congress Speech   New House Speaker Says Republican Party Promises Will Be Fulfilled   DISCUSSES CHIEF PROBLEMS OF U. &.

Martin Asks  Cooperation With G.0.P.   New Specker Urges Al Join Hands Against ; “116 Suicide”

GOP Divides Field for Vote Drive; Lifts Eyebrows ai Dewey Claims. °

Judge Accepts Jury Verdict,  Shuns Chair   Youths Convicted of Murder of Trooper, But Escape Possible Death Sentence

17-Year-Olds Get Life For Slaying Cop   Accept Sentence Silently; Girls Yet To Be Tried

Col. Elliott Urged Large Plane Award   He and Faye Emerson Entertained at Same Time He  Insisted on Contract

LAVISH PARTIES SET AS HUGHES WON CONTRACT   FDR’s Son Was Feted At Time He Made Recommendation

‘Row Over Meyer Draft Status Also Highlights Senate Investigation

Contract, Entertaining  Simultaneous Hughes’ Agent Closely Quizzed

ITU OVERRULED AT NLRB TRIAL   Fail to Keep Press Groups Out of Labor Case

His Honor Is Becoming A Bit Irritated Mayor Keeps Promise; Gives _ Up Office To Evicted Family

New Georgia Claimant To Push Battle   Sworn In as Lieutenant Governor, He Stages Surprise Attack.

BY THOMPSON AND TALMADGE   Newest Chief Threatens Troop Use, but Has None

Assumes ‘Powers Of the Office As Arnall Steps Out ”   Georgia’s ‘Newest’ Chief Executive Names Men to Key Positions

ROYAL PAIR T0 RECEIVE $200,000   That Amount Fixed For Princess Elizabeth And Prince Philip

Big 3 Fail To Agree On Aid   Day’s Conference I: Ended With Impasse Continuing

CIVILIANS ARE FACING PINCH — — —  Armed Services Given’ - Priority On Gas And Oi

Pledge Gas, Oil To Army   Civilians To Feel Pinch Of Gas Shortage: Armed Services ‘First’

BRITAIN MAY CUT HIGH TAY AW TT & MOVIES   Attlee May Become Sacrificial Goat of British Socialists

RED-DOMINATED REGIME DRAWS STIFF PROTEST   ‘Insolent’ Attitude Charged; Apclogy Refuse

JESTER ADDRESSES NATION'S GOVERNORS: URGES STATES TO ORGANIZE SAFETY ASSNS.

BUDGET REDUCTION FORCES CURTAILMENT   State Department Orders More Programs Beamed to Moscow

‘VOICE’ PROGRAM CUT 40 PER CENT   Foreign Broadcasts Trimmec To Fit Budget

Super Highways Planned in U.S.: Will Serve City   4-Lane Express Roads Criss-Crossing Nation to Take 15-20 Years

Plants ‘Improve Atomic Bombs   Commission to Plan Industrial Use

‘More Powerful Atbomb  In Process, Solons Told   ‘Costs And Number Of Employes Cut At Oak Ridve. Tenn. Plant

IMPROVEMENT IS SHOWN IN ATOM WEAPONS   Report by Commission Indicates Hints Of Real Progress

POWER IN ATOM BOMB IMPROVED   Research Continues On Stronger Weapons, Congress Told

WORK ON NEW ATOMIC BOMB   Report Discloses Research Now Under Way for More Powerful Weapons

Powers of UN Tested by Dutch Order   Insurgents May No! _ Be Able to Stop Scattered Fighters

UN Awaiting Answer to  ‘Half’ Edict   Indonesians and Dutch Expected To Reply Soon

U.N. Awaits Replies From Belligerents  Doubt Indonesians Pin Poin Paid   Doubt Indonesians Can Carry Out Cease-Fire Order

Prompt Replies Expected From Both Nations   Dutch Cabinet In Session to Study Proposal

Council of U. N.  Awaits Answer   Confident Two Factions Will Walt Warfare

Dutch, Republic Given Orders To Cease Fire   Replies Awaited To Ultimatum Of Security Group

Cabinet Goes Into Session  At The Hague   Strong Fast Action Taken In Effort to Bring End To War Expected to Get Results in Few Dava

MANY MISSING - FROM TANKERS   RESCUE SHIPS STILL SEARCHING, FOR 21 MISSING AF. ‘TER TANKER CRASH

Coal Shortage This Winter Almost Certain; Lack of Cars Big Factor 

LITTLE CHANCE SEEN TO AVERT COAL SHORTAGE   U. S. Officials Report Output “Runs Behind Because of Lack Of RailCars —

Shortage Of Coal In U.S. Is Expected This Winter   Government Officials See Little Chance of Averting It; Output Is Months Behind New

Say Shortage Of Coal Sure This Winter   Gevernment Declares Produc tion Running Behind E> ports and Domestic Consumption.

COAL SHORTAGE SEEN CERTAIN   Outlook Gloomy On U. ¢ Winter Supplies

BLAME PLACE ON COAL CAR SHORTAGE   Production Running Several Million Tons Behind

U.S. Facing Shortage Of Winter Coal   Lack Of Cars And Exports Are Reasons

SHORTAGE OF CUAL THIS WINTER SEEN; RESERVE NOW LOW   Production Is Running Behind Exports, Say U S. Officials Today ; Hope for Some Relief.   GAINS PREDICTED DURING OCTOBER

Transport Falls After Fire Starts   Forty-Eight Passengers and Crew of Four Meet Flaming Deaths in Southern Utah— First Crash of DC-6

PLANE CRASH TAKES LIVES OF FIFTY-TWO   No Passengers Escape As Airline Ship  Hits Mountainside

Today’s Skies   Smashes Into Bryce Canyon   National Park In Utah Tragedy Scene: Prominent People Aboard

5) Are Killed as Giant Airliner Crashes in Utah  é Pilot Had Radioed Tha a Fire Had Broken Out

Fire Breaks Out In Plane’s Tail  Pilot Makes Futile Effort Land Craft

2 INFANTS AMONG 47 PASSENGERS ON OC-6 PLANE   Terrifle Impact Scatters Bodies, Wreckage Over Wide Area.   PROBES UNDER WAY   Pilot Reported Blaze in Baggage Compartment Before Crash.

Four-Engined Craft Develops Fire in Baggage Compartment, Could Not Make Emergency Landing, Five Pennsylvanians Among Passengers.

Airliner Crash Kills Fifty-Two As Plane Hits Edge Of Canyon   Pie Valnly Attemgts Landing On Discovering Fir In Baggage Compartment; Bodies Are Seattered

Pilot Reports Fire In Rear of Plane Just Before Crash; Bodies, Wreckage Scattered Widely

DIg Transport Crashes Into  Utah Hillside   Wreckage and Bodies Scattered Over Wide Area in Vicinity of Bryce Canyon; Plane Reported Afire Shortly Before Crash

PLANE APIRE AS IT STRIKES HILL IN UTAL   Nene of Those Aboard Survive — Bodies and Wreckage Scattered Over Wide Area.   FLEW 10 MILES WHILE IN FLAMES   Victims Include a Dozen or More Women, Two  . Infants and Editor of Look Magazine.

52 Persons Lose Lives In Airliner Crash In Utah; Bodies Are Badly Mangled

Utah Plane Crash Kills 52 Persons   Los Angeles To New York Airliner Burns And Cracks Up In Bryce Canyon; Look Magazine Managing Editor Among Burned Victims

Pilot Reports Fire in Craft Before Crackup   Transport Plows Into Sloping Hillside and Virtually Disintegrates

JZ Persons Perish in Plane Crash   Ill-fatted Cratt Is Scattered Over. Wide Area After Striking Ground Within Mile of Bryce Canyon Airport

MOBS SHOUT DOWN WITH  AMERICA’   “Evacuation of == British’ ‘By Blood’ “Demanded by Mobs

ccupation suches Off iot in Egypt   Thousands Clash With Police Over secu Before UN

Egyptians Riot Over Issue Of British Troops   Thousands Cry ‘Down With U. S.

CAIRO RIOTERS, POLICE BATTLE   ‘Down With America, Some Of Mob Shout

Shouts Of ‘Down With America’ Resound  Egyptians Riot Against Actions Of U. N. On Dispute With Britain

EGYPTIANS SHOUT” ‘DOWN WITH. AMERICA  GEASH WITH POLIGE   Demonstrat ms “Against ths Trend: of:*Discussion of Britain’s. Dispiite.      SEVEN WERE ARRESTED   Acting Prime Minister Appealed to. the- People to - flelp. Government...

EGYPTIANS CRY “DOWN WITH US."   Rioters in Cairo Defy Security Council.

Esyptians Riot Against U. S.   “Down with U. S..,’ They Shout — Clash with Police

Egypt Rioters Demand British  Troop Removal   Shout “Down With America,” in Protesting Security Council Discussions.

Rioters Clash With Policemen  Egyptians Shout ‘Down With America

Egyptians In Noisy Rioting   Shout “Down with America”, Demand British Troops be Thrown Out

EGYPTIANS RIOT IN DEMANDS FOR ACTION BY U.N.  MOB’S WRATH AIMED  AW ttaliTrmrm ATA Tren   MOB’S WRATH AIMED AT UNITED STATES SUPPORTING BRITAIN

‘DOWN WITH U.S.’ EGYPTIANS CRY   Thousands in Cairo Riot Hi U. N. Security Trends

Egyptian Mobs Riot, Cry for British Exit   U.N. Aets Behind Disturbance;

RIOTERS CLASH WITH POLICE IN CAIRO STREETS   More Than Ten Reported Wounded As Officers Storm Demonstrators In Struggle To Bring Throng Under Con trol.

Rioting Erupts In Cairo   Throngs of Egyptians Demonstrate Against Stand of UN Council On Issue With -Britair

Compromise On Indonesia Fails In UN Council   Fierce Sikh Warriors Waging Ruthless War Against Moslems

U.N. COUNCIL DISCUSSIONS PROTESTED   Evacuation Of All . British Troops Demanded   Participate In Cairo Riots; Brazil Also Is Target Of Demonstrators

Thousands Of Egyptians Stage Riot   Bitter Against UN For Failure To Oust British; Shout ‘Down With America’

Hundreds Riot In Cairo Over  Dispute In UN   Clash -With Police, Shout “Down With America’s; Protest Trend Of Council Talks

Down With U.S. Egyptians Shout   Demonstrate Against -Trend'‘Shown By U.N,

EGYPT AROUSED, CROWDS DECRY U. §, POLICIES   Thousands Take Part in Demonstrations, Claim America siding with Britain

Traitor Shouted At U.S.   Rioters and Police Clash In Bloody Street Fights

RIOTERS STORM CAIRO STREETS   ‘Down With America Shout Thousands Protesting U. N. Trend

Demonstrators Shout ‘Down With America’  Demand Withdrawa   Demand Withdrawa' Of British Troops; Patriots Asked To Help Government

Egyptians Riot, Demand British Ousted ‘By Blood’   Shout ‘Down With America’ In Dissatis:  faction Over U. N. Trend

Rioters In Cairo Clash With Police   Demonstrate Against U. N. Attitude On Dispute With Britain.

Rioting Egyptians Battle Police In Demonstrations  Moslems Are Arrested As Crowds Cry “Down With America”

Eeyptions Riot Against British   Demand UN Council To Remove Troops From Occupation

Egyptian Rioting Caused by Action On Ousting British  ‘Down With America Shantod hv Rintere   ‘Down With America’ . Shouted by Rioters As Police Attack

‘Down With America’ Yell Cairo Rioters   Egyptian Police Clash With Thousand  In: Demanctrotion<

OTC AND OPA~ MUST WIND UP BY-UNE39—      Means Will Be _. Found to.:Continue Rent, Sugar Controls 

Plan To Extend Controls Sought   Pres. Troman Approves Death Sentence For Opa Last Saturday

Forrestal  Takes Over New Job   Unification of U. S. Armed Services Brought Into Effect

Forrestal Takes Oath Today As First U. S. Secretary of Defense; Unification Is Effective Thursday

New Secretary of Defense Sworn In   Oath Given James For~ restal Week Ahead of - Scheduled Date.

U.S. Food Export Cutback Probable   ‘May Be Only Way to Halt  ! Price Spiral, Belief

Grain Prices Sag Limit Law Allows With Export Drop   Labor Unions Fighting High Prices With Own Stores

Grains Dro As U. S. Cuts  {xport Trade   CLO Urges Drive On Prices; Wage Hikes May Be Asked To Offset Rise

'Anderson Favors ‘Food Export Cuts   Shipments May Be Cut 30 Per Cent; Food Committee Will Meet Monday

Prices Drop As Gov't to Cut Exports —   Report Lower Trend As Housewives Boycott Hiah Prices

Prices Fall On Chicago  Exchanges   Cut in Relief Shipments Brings Sharp Break in Wheat, Corn Prices

Wheat and Corn Prices Drop ‘Following U. S. Decision To ‘Cut Down Relief Shipments

WHEAT, CORN PRICES DROP AT CHICAGO   After Gov't Tells Of Cut in Grain Exports, November

Food Exports Slash Wanted By Anderson   Cutback Regarded Only Practical Way Of Reducing Prices

Wheat And Corn Prices Dip; U.S. Cuts Shipments   CIO Calls For All-Out Cam paign Against Mounting Food Prices; Foreign Aic Slash To Start Nov. £

Corn and Wheat Prices Tumble On Chicago Mari   CIO Will Compete With Grocers; Plan “Chain” in Detroit

Wheat, Corn Prices. Take ATumble-.   Following“ Word Of Drastic Cut.in Shipments: Abroad

Survivors : Removed In  Alaska Area   Two Stretcher Cases Believed Onlw Casualties

Rescuers Reach Grounded Ship   90 Passengers and 60 Crew Members Moved From Damaged Vessel

Small U.S. Business Increased Wartime  Sales and Profits More Than Big Firms

Says He Cannot: Supply Some Of Trade Data Asked   Taft Blocks Barkley Measure Authorizing Public Naming Of Speculators In Food Futures

ORDER CALLS FOR DATA ON GRAIN DEALS   Action Is Taken After Secretary Declined To Name Traders

ANDERSON CALLED IN SENATE HUNT FOR SPECULATORS  as Oe.   Secretary Subpoenaed to Appear Before Committee Today With Records on Commodity Markets.   GROUP HOPES TO GET LIST OF TRADERS   Purpose of Inguiry Is to Determine Whether Any Govermnent “Insiders” Dealt in Grain.

Sec. Anderson Subpoenaed In Probe of Speculators   Senators Demand Names of Persons Involved in Big Commodity Deal

ListOfGrain Traders Asked By Committee   Anderson. To. Be  $ub. poenaed To Give Testi mony Today ‘

Senators Call For Records On Speculator:   Committee Votes 10-8 To Summon Secretary To Supply Information

Secretary May Refuse  Information  . Committee Asks For All Facts — On Speculators

12 HURT IN EXPLOSION   Terrific Explosion — Reported in Delaware Miant

U. S. Appetites Keep Food Up   Agency Reports High Demanc  Holding Prices at Lofty Level.

Farm Products Continue High  Americans Showing Willinaness to Buy

Kepor ts Holding Of Farm_ Piives: _ At Hich Levels   American Appetites Keen For Plenty Of Food With Nation Willing: To Pav

Keen Appetites, Full Purses Keep Prices up   Domestic Demand Continues Heavy.

Farm Prices Held at High Levels hy U.S. Appetites, Willinaness to: Pay

Appetites Hold Farm Prices Up  Willingness to Pay For Good Food Is Price Facter

Keen American Appetites  Help Keep Food Prices Up   Consumption Of Meats Anc Other Products In U. S. Continues Above PreWar Levels

Farm Prices Hold High    Record Income Level - Keeps Food Costs Up; See Drop By: Year End

Food Prices High But Consumption of Food Stays Static   Agriculture Officials Say Prices Will Hold “Next Few Months”

‘Keen Appetites, Willing Purses Are Keeping ‘U.S. Farm Product Prices at High Levels

Keen Appetites Keep Food Prices High   Americans Are Eating Well Because Incomes Are at Record Levels

FARM PRICES HELD AT HIGH LEVEL BY AMERICAN BUYERS   Keen Appetites and Will’ ngness to Pay Helo Keep Costs At Top Mark

Champions in Spotlight at International   Big Boy, Shorthorn Steer Owned by Fort Cobb Youth, Acclaimed Grand Champion of Shov

Oklahoma Youth Wins Steer Prize  At Livestock Show   Claude Millwee’s Shorthorn, Big Boy, Acclaimed Grand Champion Steer.

Mysterious Object From Sky Like Lining Of _ Rocket, Analysis Shows

REDS CLAIM: ~ NEW RECORD   CHUTE DROP OF MORE THAN EIGHT MILES MADE BY RUSSIAN ARMY OF- . . ‘FICER

A LONG DARK WINTER   Sun WUT Touch Horizon in Antarethe Tonight in Warning

Winter On Way In Antarctic   Sun Will Give Its First Warning Wink Tanicht.

FREIGHT RATE CASE TAKEN BEFORE PUC   Officials of Pennsylvania and Northeastern States Oppose Boost for Area.

PALESTINE PARTITION PLAN IS ‘ADVANCED BY NEW HARMONY BETWEEN RUSSIA AND AMERICA

Final Action Nearing* On Palestine   Surge of Russian“U.S, Harmony Helps Plan Along

U.S-Red Harmony Spurs UN Vote on Palestine Issue   Final Decision on Joint Program for Partition Due By End of Week

President Hanny Over Radio Debut Of His Daughter   Phones From Key West, Fla., To Congratulate Her After Per.  farmanerp

Great Showman Honored  Bob Hope Lauded, Insulted At Big Testimonial Dinner

Senators Seek To Plug Up Leaks In Security ‘Wall  Surrounding Atom Secrets

RUSSIAN PROBE SUCCESSFUL—— Senators Fear For Security U. S. Atomic Energy Secrets

Senators Are Alarmed Over A-Bomb Leaks   Committee To Delve Fully Into Security

Russians Succeed In Learning Story   Startled Senators Are Told About Breaches in Security

U.S. Strives to Plug Leaks in Atom Secrecy   Baruch Hints Russiar  Success in Breaking _ Through Safeguards

Legislators, Startled By Baruch’s Reports That Russia Has Had Some Success Probing Into Atomic Secrets, Seek Assurances That Chinks In Wall Are Being Repaired ‘Quickly —Whole Issue Slated For Dis cussion At Committee Meeting

To Plug Atomic Leaks   Senators. Startled By  . Word That U.S. S. R. “Is In Possession of  ' Some A-Bomb Secrets

Fear Russian Success In Gaining Inside Story Of Supposed Secret Plans

Russia Reported To Have Probed Atomic Secrets  Senators Want © eeotees Pee Dad

SENATE URGING MORE SECURITY   Fear Reda Have Penetrated A-Bombd Secret

Senators Press For Stoppage Of A-Bomb Leakage   Told Russians Have Dug Qut Some  Sarrate.

Soviets  Thought Holding  Secrets   Senators Are After Plugging Leaks On Atomics

Atom Security Worries Senate  Soviet Knowledge Called Disturbing

SENATE WORRIED ABOUT REPORTS REGARDING REDS   Hinted Russia Having Some Success Dig. ging Into A-Bomk Secrets; Whole Se. curity Matter Up For Immediate Dis. cussion.

Russia Reported In Possession of A-Bomb Secrets   U.S. Hurries to _ Close Chinks in - Security Wall

Worried Over Reds’ Atomic M. oves, . U.S. Solons Press For Assurance  Of Patching Chinks In Security Wall

», —U, 8. TO LOCK: DOOR—  Congress ‘Acts to Stop A-Bomb Leak to Russ

BARUCH SAYS INFORMATION LEAKS QUT   ‘Use Of Code Word Is Given As Evidence Of Slip-Up   ASK ACTION   To Prevent Future Slips In Security Program; Conant To Testify

Press for Added Security Against A-Bomb News Leak.  Senatare Cénesiad k.,   Senators Startled by Reports of Russian A-bomb Receorch

Move To Plug Leak In Atom Secrets To Reds   Baruch Discloses Soviets Suspected Through Questions Asked At Meets

Senators Seek Assurance On  Bomb Secrecy   Startled By Reports Of Some Russian Success In Probing Atomic Secreta   To Come Up At Closed Meeting   Baruch Says Russians Do Not Know Meaning Of Or How to Use In formation

RUSH TO STOP ATOMIC LEAKS   Surprised by Reports Red: Obtain Some Facts

Senators Seek Security Measures To Keep Atomic Bomb Secrets From Russia

Senators Seek Assurances That Security Chinks Are Being Patched Up Quickly

Senate Committee Checks Atom Secre Control Measures   Hickenlooper Pushes Investigation After Baruch Report

SENATE SEEKS WAYS T0 CORK ATOM SEGRETS   Baring of Soviet Success in Gathering !nformation Startiae lawmakers. _

BARUCH FINDS ATOM SECRETS ARE TAPPED   Congressmen Are Jarred, However Leak  Value Is Doubted

Russians Dig Into  Secrets   Senators Hear the Soviets Know More Of Atomic Bombs Than They Should

Senate I[s Disturbed At Reports   Assurances of Sccurily Are Sought After Report Reds Dug Up A Poamh Saoveta   Refuses Comment   Hickenlooper — Refuses Any Statement = on Baruch Report

Baruch Hints Russians Have A-Bomb Secrets  Senators To Probe Security; Financier Defends Army Men

Senators Seek Safeguards Against Leaks in Afomic Bomb Secrets   Startled by Reports That Russia Has Had ‘Some Success’ in Probing Into Secrets; Whole Security Matter Will Be Discussed

Senators Seek To Stop Leaks -On Atom Bomb   REPORTS THAT RUSSIA HAS SECRETS STIR SOLONS

Senators — Confer on  Atom Leak   Closed Meeting Set to Discuss Security Measures on Bomb

Report Russia Learned Some  Atom Secrets   Dropped Hints of Data at U. N. Control .  Talks

Group Wants Assurances That Chinks in A-Bomb Wall Are Being Patched

Congress Startled — At Leak of Atomic Facts; Plans Probe   Meet With Lilienthal for Security Discussion in Closed Session

Senators Want  Door Barred  On Atom Secrets Startled by Barach's Report Bussian Quizzes Reveal. Much Knowledge

CITY DIRECTORY TO BE ISSUED EARLY NEXT WEEK  R. H. Taylor Edits Guide to Belton

CITY DIRECTORY TO BE ISSUED. EARLY NEXT WEEK  _R.H. Taylor Edits   Guide to Belton ns ie

AWOL Sailor Admits Slew Californian   Young Duncan Man in Sur. prise Statement Tells Of Killing Man Who Gave Him Ride

PRICES REACH ALL-TIME HIGH      Statistics Show Four Per Cent Rise in One Month

Cost-of-Living Hit Peak March 15   Food Prices Drop Slightly in April, U. S. Agency Reports

58 Per Cent Increase Since August, 1939, Is Cited by Bureau Figures Presented to Public

Florida Reports — Sleet And Snow   New Mass Of Arctic Air Slated Around Midwest States Late Today —_— Or Tomorrow

v ‘West Penna n Shivers On t ColderToda’   More Snow Sighted Than In Week Past

Moderating Temperatures Are Forecast   ‘New Cold Air Mass With Snow Due Later In Northern States

International Said ‘Front’ For Propaganda   American Diplomati Officials Give Views on Combine

Believe Soviet Propaganda Front Formed   New Organization Regarded as Arm of Comintern

New Europe Communist Body Seen As Propaganda Front For Far More Powerful Comintern

WEST FRUIT MEN BURN SMUDGE POTS   Citrus Crops Protected From - Sub-Freezing Wave in California

High School Football Star Blames Nervous Collapse On High Pressure Scouts

Poet's Day Carries Special Interest For Local Writers   By OPAL DIXON Avalanche Staff Writer

SEES BANGER IN AGROSS-BOARD INCOME TAX GUT   Rep. Engel Sounds Warning A: House Prepares To Pass Bill

Engle Attacks Plan To Reduce Income Taxes  20 Pct. Across Board   Tells F ellow Republicans Knutson Measure Fails To Give “Little Fellow” Benefits Intended, *  Proposes Higher Exemptions.

TAX SLASH PLAN BRINGS WARNING   GOP Proposal Held of Little Benefit To Low Incomes

Across Board Pay Tax Cut May Spell GOP Defeat In 1948 Elections. Warnine

British Press Reports Varied Incidents Some Strange Events In Merrie OV England

4A U. S. Governors Open Convention at Salt Lake City.   Jester Warns of Federal Control Of State Traffic .

Priest Cari See Out Of Eye Willed By Convict   Delicate Operation Performed On Saturday Turns Out Successfully

TRUMAN WILL END VACATION TOMORROW   Return to Capital Definitely Scheduled—Takes Advantage of Sun to Go Swimming.

Novelist’s Chef Hanigs Himself   Filipmo Who Attacked Mary Roberts. RineLeek Fe Suctatln

Novelist’s Chef, Arrested A fter Attempted Murder, Hanes Hinsels

Labor Front Faced With New Strife   Stoppages, Strikes Present Problem; Steel Shortage Causes Slowdown

Detroit Labor Row Watched By Governor   Striking Auto Mechanics Clash Twice With Police

New Strife Added To Labor Troubles  Michigan Governor Withholds Militia

New Strife in Nation's Labor  Sigler. Decides Not To Order Guard Out

Fresh Work Stoppages Bring Strife To Labor Front: NLRB Changes Rule

STRIKES BLOT TABOR PICTURE ‘OVER COUNTRY   New and Continued Stoppages of Work Reported; Troops Not to Be Called   TEAMSTERS AWAIT WORD FROM TOBIN TO CO BACK

Labor Front Scene of Strife: East’s Teamsters Walk Out   Only. Carload Shipments of Express Accepted in and Out of N. Y.

Rescuers Fail to Report Any Army Plane Survivors   First Group to Reach Wreckage in Labrador Not Eauipped With Radic

FIRST OF WAR DEAD NEARS HOMELAND   Vessel with 3,028 Bodies Will Dock on Friday

Two Confessed RapeSlayers Taken Into © Court in Wisconsin   First Degree Murder Accusations Will Be’ Filed in Madison —

Pair Give Up To Officials After Siege   Freely Admit Killing And Rape Orgy; Find Victim’s Body

Slayers of Carlson  Surrender to Posse; Facing Early Action By Court on Charge

Body of Victim Found in River Near Boscobel   Rape-Killers Give Up Without Fight: Other Crimes Admitted

Reds Say U.S. Builds Base in Canada   Soviets Upset © Over Operations at Churchill

Milk Price Spread Probe fo Start Under Dr. Young   Agricullure Economist From Purdue University Will Head Investigation

Price of Wheat Hits 27-YearHigh at Chicago   Lower Quotations For Butter, Hogs And Lambs Noted

Wheat Volume, Prices Increase   Amount of Wheat Arriving At Chicago Doubles That Of A Year Ago

SINU Editor Fired, Then Reinstated By Publications Council For Editorial Criticizmg State Government

$100 Dividends For Veterans. Promised From $1.5 Billion Insurance Surplus

Cash Refunds Are Promised Big Majority   Big Surplus In Insurance Fund Seill Growing

a nein" re oe _  VA Has ol. billion Surplus: $100 Insurance Dividends Promised Veterans

Seeks Pact For Peace In Europe   British Foreign Secretary Will Revive Byrnes’ Proposal’  At Moscow Next Month

US. May Sign Four-Power Peace Accord   Russia, Britain, France Would Be Included in Pact

FOREIGN MINISTERS TO DISCUSS TREATY AT MOSCOW SESSION  BEVIN REVEALS ACTION *SLATED TO PREVENT ANY MORE AGRESSION

Big 4 To Discuss Pact I For Curbing Europe Ageression  Bevin Rev eals s Hope st   Bevin Reveals Hope For 4-Power Pact

4-Power Pact To Be Talked  At Moscow   Bevin Endorses Byrnes’ Long-Term Peace Plan

Bevin Asserts Big 4 To Try To Shape New 4-Power Pact   Will Attempt To Keep Peace Among European:

FOUR POWER PACT TO RETAIN PEACE TO BE DISCUSSED   Question Will Re Made Topic At Moscow Meeting; Demilitarization Asked

Bevin Not Sure War Spirit In Germany Dead   Pleads That Not Too Much Be Expected At Moscow Session

Prevention Of Conflict Objective   Bevin Makes Announcement in Commons

Urges Four-Ply Lid on Germany   _ Aggression in Europe ~Can Be Stopped No-Other Way——Bevin

Ban on War To Be Topic At Moscow   Anti-Aggression Pact for Europe To Be Discussed By Big-Four Ministers.  Rovin Annanneces

SEES PACT AS ONLY CERTAIN CONTROL MEANS   Says Agreement Is Necessary to Hold Germany in Check

Britain “Anxious” For 4- Power Pact   Question Will Be Discussed at the Moscow Speciane

Bevin Offers New Pact To  Calm Germany   Leader Says Foreign Ministers ‘To Discuss Anti-Agpression Pact.

WANTS PACT T CURB GERMANY IN WAR IDEAS   British Secretary to Talk Over Plan With U. S., France, Russia

Bevin Says Plan To Be Discussed At Moscow Parley   Tells Need of Agreement to Curb Germany in Talk Before Commons

Big Four to Discuss Pact Placing Ban on New Aggression in Europe

Would Ban Aggression In Europe   Bevin Reveals Plan For Discussion of Four-Power Accord

BIG FOUR’ AIDS WILL AIM PACT AT AGGRESSION   Bevin Says That Action Will Be Discussed During Moscow Parley

Bevin Plans To Discuss ‘4-Power Pact   Aimed at Block New Aggression Anywhere in Europ:

FOUR-POWER PACT WILL BE DISCUSSED AT MOSCOW SOON   Bevin Said the Four Foreign Ministers Would Take Matters Up.

Four Power Pact Only Will  ‘Curb Germany   Is Opinion of Foreign Secretary Bevin,  He Stated Today

SHERIFF IS HOSTAGE ON WILD CAR RIDE   Youth Captured Near Mountain Grove, Mo., After He Releases Officer.

Wright County Sheriff Gets Wild 10 Mile Ride Before Abductor Taken

12 KILLED IN BOMBER CRASH   8 Men Survive B-29  Crackup in Arizona

B-29 Down In Flames   Twelve Killed in Crash Of Army Bomber, Tucson, Just After Takeoff

12 Die in Army Bomber Crash   Big Plane Falls Soon After Takeoft: 8 in Crew Survive

B-29 Crashes in Flames: 12 Dead   Bomber Burns Shortly After Taking Off Frem Tucson

12 OF 20 PERISH IN FLAMING B-29   Bomber Crashes On Deser After Arizona Take-Off

Comb Wreck Crashed B-29.  Fatality List Num bers 12 Of 20 Crev On Rane.

12 Killed in Plane Grash   Wreckage of Bomber Near Tucson. Ariz.

12 Meet Death As Big Bomber Crashes, Burns   B29 Wi th 20 Men. Aboard * Wrecked In Arizona; . Failure Of Engine  le Canse

12 CREWMEN DIE IN PLANE CRASH   B-29 Falls On Takeoff Fo Jamaica Flight

I) ARMY, NAVY FLYERS KILLED INZCRACKUPS   B-29 Carries 12 To Déath At Tucson; 7 Die At Norfolk

Arizona B-29 Crash Takes Twelve Lives   Big Bomber Strikes Earth Few Minutes After Takine Off

TWELVE DIE IN FLAMING PLANE   Eight Dazed And Shaken But Apparently Not Badly. Hurt   LIST NOT REVEALED

1 of B-29 Crew Perish in Crash   Bomber Fails on Takeoff; Eiaht Escape

12 Army Fliers Die in Flaming Crash of B-29   Eight Others Escape As Craft Plunges Soon After Leavina Field

‘12 in B-29 Crew Killed at Tucson   Plane Had Just Taken Off For Jamaica When It Crashed and Burned   EIGHT ESCAPED DEATH   Was One of Two Ship: Heavily Loaded With  Fuel; Cause Unknown

Twelve Die In Flaming Wreck   Eight Of Plane Crew Of 20 Escape ‘ In Cewah.

12 Of 20 Members Of Superfortress Crew Die In Crash Of Giant Plane In Arizona

12 Killed In Bomber Crash   Eight Escape From Flaming Wreckage of B-29 In Arizona

12 Crew Die In Flaming  B-29 Wreck  Bomber Crashes Shortly After  Arizona Takeoff

12 PERISH IN BOMBER CRASH   B29 BURNS AFTER CRASH IN DESERT NEAR TUCSON FIELD

12 DIEIN CRASH OF SUPERFORT   Ship Crashes Shortly After Takeoff at Tucson

Twelve Men Killed In Crash Of Plane   Eight Others Aboard Ship Escape After Fiery Crash: Inauirv To Be Conducted

Dozen Die in B-29 Crash In Arizona   Eight Survive When Big Ship Croshes in Flames dust After Toking Off

IN CRASH OF U. $. BOMBER   1 Jamaica-Bound B-29 Goes Down in Flames a Few Minutes After Its Take-Off From Arizona Base With 20 Aboard,

TWELVE KILLED JN SHIP CRASH IN TAKING OFE   E'uht Crewmen Able to Walk Away rom Crash In Arizona Tuesday   CRAFT GOzS DOWN IN FLAMES NEAR TUCSON

12 AIRMEN DEAD IN PLANE GRASH   B-29 Bomber Catches Fire After Plunging to Earth near Tucson, Ariz.

B-29 Crash . Kills 12 of  20 Crewmen   Plane Falls and Burns in Arizona After Take-Off; Air Collision Fatal to Seven at Norfolk. Va.

12 Army Men Die As Jamaica-Bound Plane Crashes In Desert Shortly After Takeoff

Heavily Ladened Ship Cracks Up in Take-Off Tuesday   Was Enroute to Jamaica With One Other Sister Ship

BOMBER CRASHED IN ~ FLAMES LAST NIGHT   Had Just Taken Off From Davis-Monthan Field; Twelve Killed.

12 Killed In Plunge Of A B-29   8 Escape As Huge Bomber Cracks Up On Arizona Desert

12 Men Die in Wreckage of B-29 Bomber   Crash Occurs Near  Tucson, Ariz., as Big Planes Takes off for Flight to Jamaica 

POLES BANISH EXILED LEADER   Mikolajezyk Declared Guilty Of High Treason

Turks Close Greek Border  To Guerrillas   Fear Fleeing Leftist Bands

PRICES ARE STEADY TO STRONGER TODAY AS BRIGHT LEAF TOBACCO MARKETS OPEN SECOND DAY SALES

Prices Steady To Stronger On Georgia Marts   Prices Above Last Year’s Opening But Some Farmers Wait

Better Leaf Brings Better Prices ‘Than At Season’s Start Last Year

‘Reject Income Tax for State   Plan 2 or 3-Cent Cigaret Tox, Retain Liquor Tax for State

Early Solution . Of State Fiscal Problem Likely   Committees Approve Levy On Cigarettes, Increased Beer Tax

Girl, 4, Wants Only To Hear Old Hymn Nation Responds To Wish Of © Young Tot Dying With Cancer

@ TaIan Sarwwit ead  Old Question of Size of U.S. Merchant Fleet Returns

N. Y. Humble: Bums, 10-3, In 2nd Clash   Bewildered Dodgers Crumble Under 15-Hit Onslaught

Trufant Tells Official He ~ Is Innocent  Maine Teacher’s Hearine Tiecday

Truman Shows Concern Over Rising Prices   Hopes Industry Will Cooperate Te Curb Spiral

Truman Warns Businessmen Of Inflation   President Appeals to U. S. Industry for Lower Prices

Pres. Wants Industry to See ‘Writing’ On the Wall and Reduce Its Prices

t the Only  THE PRESIDENT CONCERNED OVER ~ CURRENT PRICES   'Warns Business Time te  ' Cut Is At Hand.

LOWER PRICE APPEAL MADE BY PRESIDENT   Warns of Inflationary Danger in Steadily Rising Costs

Truman Asks Halt . In Rising Prices   Fears Continuation May Touch Off Inflationary Spiral, ty Wage Hike Demands

Concern Voiced © At High  Prices   Economic Counci Will Prepare New Survey

President Tells. Of Concern Over Soaring Prices  Industries Asked To Follow Leaders In Stopping Rise

Truman Voices Concern Over High Prices—Businessmen Should Make Price Reductions Voluntarily

President Expresses Concern Over High Prices, Advises Business to Halt Spiral, Make Reductions

TRUMAN CALLS ON INDUSTRY TO REDUCE PRICES   President Warns Of Spira In Costs Which Might Lead To Inflation

Truman Calls On Industry To Cut Prices of Products   President Sees Inflationary Dangers in Rising Costs—Snyder Reports “Indications” That Big Business Plans to Make Reductions—Secretary Warns Against Over-Demands by Labor Seeking Wage Increases.

KEEP PRICES DOWN, IS TRUMAN'S PLEA   President Concerned Over Rise, Makes Appeal To Industries

Truman Says Prices Too High, Sees Hand. Writing Cn the Wall   Fear Spiral Of Inflation Unless Reduction Comes Soo

TRUMAN ASKS CUTS IN PRICES   President Concerned Over Inflationary Trends

Truman Concerned Over High Prices   Urges All Possible Reductions be Made

Truman Asks Industry fo Cut Prices   President Stresses Danger to U.S. of Inflationary Spiral

Truman Hopes Prices Will Be Rolled Back   Both President and Secretary Snyder Voice Concern Over Rising Costs; Treasury Chief Says Some Basic Industries Plan Reductions

Business Urged to Cut Prices   President Concerned Over Inflation  Ce

Truman “Asks Business: toLower Prices   ' Points to Dineen . Of Inflation “In Sonring Costs nee

sruman Concerned Over General Price  Increases in U.S.  Hopes Industry Will Cooperate to Effect

‘Truman Worried   By High Prices   Said He Hopes Industry Will Cooperate To Reduce Them.

TRUMAN ASKS BUSINESS TO HALT PRICES   President Concerned Over Possibility of New Spiral

Truman Makes Appeal for  Lower Prices   President Touches On Foreign, Domestic At 100th News Parley

LIVING COSTS BRING DANGER OF INFLATION   PRESIDENT HOPES BUSINESS WILL GET THE IDEA

Truman Voices Concern Over Climbing Prices   President Says He  Hopes sary bi Plans To Cut Them

Voices Concern (ver Price Hikes   Truman Expresses Hope That Industry Will Co operate To Cut Prices

Sees Peril If Spiral  Continues   Hope To Avoid New Demands By Union Leaders

Tax Cut Bill Passes 1st Test: ‘Gag’ Voted   House Scheduled to Pass Measure on Thursday

Lower Prices Uraed by ~ President   TrumanVoicesDanger OF Inflation at News Conference

‘Handwriting On Wall’ For  Businessmen   Cites Ford Motor, Harvester Actions As Worthy Example

DECISION OF ENDING POULTRY-LESS DAYS DELAYED BY PANEL  “MORE OPPOSITION DUE Tr HICTITIEDC BAIT

DECISION OF ENDING POULTRY-LESS DAYS DELAYED BY PANEL   MORE OPPOSITION DUE TO DISTILLERS HALT AS PRICES STILL UP

Egeless Day Step Delayed   Postponement Asked For Liquor Holiday

POULTRYLESS THURSDAY FATE AGAIN DELAYED   Luckman Broadcasts New Plea For Public's.  Cooperation

Luckman Appeals To Nation Again To Save Food   Poultryless Thursdays Not Abandoned; Asks Less Use of Flour

No Poultry-Eggs Today  Luckman Urges That All Save Grain For Europe

Decision on Poultryless Day Delayed   ‘Distillery Workers Make New Demand for Delay In Holiday on Liquor Manufacturing

DELAY FOOD DECISION   Committee Confronted by New Problem to Save Grain  >... rrX. .. jase te aa

Delays Ruling or Poultryless Day  In Meantime Cost of Living Mounts

Hold Decision Food Matters   Distillery Workers Ask Another Post nNanamant.

Food Committee Still Undecided On Twa Issues   Ending of Poultrylass Thursdays, Distillery Holiday Being Considsrod

FOOD COMMITTEE DELAYS DECISION   Liquor Holiday Begins  Saturday Midnight.

TRAINS COLLIDE IN LONDON FOG   Five Killed, 80 Injured In Wreck: Thousands Are Marooned

Train Crashes In London Fog Kaill5 Persons   80 Injured, Tracks Torn Up As Three Trains In  Suburbs Wrecked; ° Many Marooned

TWO FAMILIES HOMELESS IN SMOCK BLAZE   Fire From Christmas Tree Spreads Rapidty, Loss Near $7,000

Boatyard Bombed Four Men Escape  Unidentified Plane Drops Explosives

Boston's Mayor Curley Arrives Home After Commutation. of Pen Sentence

Curley, Freed by Truman, Returns as Boston Mayor   Early Pardon Gets Him Out Of Prison In Time For Thanksgiving

Police Delve Info Mystery Death Of Gir   Virginia Man Released; New Yorker To Be Questioned

Navy’s Jet ‘Skystreak’ Sets New Top World Speed Mark With 650.6 mph

Officials Now Certain U. S. Possesses Fastest Aireraft In World; Maj. Marion E. Carl At Controls In Hop

New Speed Record Set By Marine Major Who Flies Navy Plane 650 Miles An Hour

Sets New Speed Mark   Navy’s Skystreak Makes 650.6 mph to Own Record

Navy Aircraft Sets New Speed Record   Skystreak Travels 650.6 MPH to GQmasch OQhwn Mark

AIR MARK FALLS AGAIN  Marine Pilot in Skystreak Flies 650.6 Miles an Hours

Navy Plane Sets A Speed Record   i  Small Craft Flies  650 Miles an Hour

Averages 650.6 Miles Per PiOtUr . ss. Naval Plane Breaks W orld Speed Record

World Speed Mark {s Set by. Navy Jet Plane   Pacific Combat Veteran Pilots “Skystreak" to New 650.5 moh Mark

NAVY PLANE SETS NEW SPEED MARK   MARINE CORPS PILOT TRAVELS 650 MPH IN DOUGLAS SKYSTREAK

Navy's Jet Plane Again Cracks Marks   Raises Record to 650 mph; Noise of Engines Follows Plane Some Distance

Speed Mark Cracked By Navy Plane   Blood-Red Jet Job Covers Course Af héore Than 656 MEH

Navy Skystreak Breaks Own Mark   Jet Plane Clocked At 650.6 MPH To Crack Old Record

Navy-Jet Plane’ Sets New Speed. Mark of 650.6 ©   Skystreak * Breaks Owr ,, World: Speed, Record : With: Tall. Marine 

Navy Plane Sets Speed Record For Second Time In Six Days; let Goes 650.6 Miles-An-Hour

Beats Brick Bradford: Maryland Marine Sets Record With World’s Fastest Plane

Navy Jet Plane Sets New Speed Mark ‘Second Time in Less Than a Week

Expect Light Rain Tuesday; More Needed   Pennsylvania Joins Five Other States  In Closing Woodlands During Dry Spell.

‘TALKS TO KIWANIANS   Robert M. Davis Was (ueat Speseker at Today's Meeting

TALKS TO KIWANIANS   Probes M. Davis Was Guest Speaker at todays Meeting

Crime Movies, Radio Programs Should Not Glorify Criminals, Hoover Says

Middle East Aid Bill Entered in House by Eaton   Forrestal Supports Armed Forces Unity At Senate Hearing

SEN. VANDENBERG HITS TWO-PARTY MOVE ON GREECE   Sees Political Tinge To Policy Tn Democrat Plan

SENATOR OPPO MERGING FOREGN POLIGY, POLITICS   Calls on. G.C.P. Nationel Committee to Spurn Demaerate Bid

POLITICS T0 BE BANNED IN U. §. POLICY   Vandenberg Describes Democratic Proposal In Foreign Aid as “Tragedy.”

Joint Policy Statement Is  Hit by Vandy   Senator Labels Demos’ Plan for Bilateral Approval Tragic.

DEMO PROPOSAL CALLED ‘TRAGIC’   Senator Vandenberg Brands Statement ‘Politics’

VandenbergRaps Democrats’ Plan   Opposes 2-Party Statement on Reds

Aid Measure Given House   Vandenberg Condemns Demo Suggestion on Greek Problem

Bill Introduced In House to Aid Greece, Turkey  Ht Includes $100,000   It Includes $100,000 RFC Stop-Gap Loan To Begin Program

Greek Aid Measure Requested by Trumar Introduced in House   Vandenberg Defines ‘Bi-Partisan Element 4: Foreign Policy

THEATRE GEILING CRACKS: 5 HURT   Original Tale That Entire Roof Collapsed Erroneous,

Late Governor Had a Tax Plan   Sought Funds for Vets, State Expense

Goodland Plan for New Taxes. Read to Senate   Unfinished Message Transmitted by Gov. Rennebohm

Truman Refuses To Call Session For Price Cuts   President Gives Endorsement to Clark's Inquiry

Conference On Prices Not In  Troman’s Plans   Convressen Claim — Au‘os And Steel Are ‘Rationed’ for Profits

MR. TRUMAN NOI PLANAING LABOR, INDUSTRY PARLE'   President Heartily Endorses Price Investigation By Clark

Cites Earlier Labor-Management Talk Failure; Wolcott Says Dip Ahead: O’Mahoney Hits Rationing

Yays Congress Must Act Upon Price Policy «   O'Mahoney Declares Inflation Causes Deeper Than Profits

HAS NO PLAN FOR CALLING MEETING IN NEAR FUTURE   This Was Announced Today By Truman on the C.1.0. Call.   C.1.0. SEEKS PRICE CUT   The President Called a Labor.  Management Meeting In 1945.

Labor-Management Meeting Unlikely  President Has No Plans   President Has No Plans For ClO Proposal

—ANTI-TRUST — Clark Inquiry Indorsed   HOPEFUL PROBE TO CHECK RISES

Congressman Sees General  Price Decline      Wolcott Opposes Price Controls

President Recalls That Last Such Conference Was Not Successful   Clark’s Inquiry Gets His Approval   Probe May Point Out Those Holding Up Prices Unnecessarily

Request for Price Parley Is Ignored  Truman Has No Plans to Oblige Reauest by CIO

HST Declares Violators Will Face Exposure   Food Committee Said Studying Cron Outlook

ClO PROPOSAL FAILS TO GET TRUMAN'S NOD   Recalls 1945 Meeting Failed to Reach  Agreements

Hopes Federal ' Inquiry Will Bring Results   Président Reports Cabinet Committee fs Studying Crop Outlook

Truman Does Not Plan New Labor, Management Mee!  Wolcott Declares Return of OPA a Grave Mistake

GIVES HEARTY SUPPORT 10 CLARK PROBE   President Recalls Last Management and Labor Meeting Failed

No Labor,  Management  (Conference   Truman's Lower Price Mores To Be Confined To Clark's Inquiry By Justice Department

President Doubts Value Of Price Talks   Says 1945 Meeting Of Management And Labor Failed

Truman Not to Call Meeting Of Labor-Management Group   Voluntary Price Cuts as Suggested By CIO Not to Be Acted Upon; Praise For Investigation By Attorney General

—High Prices—   Investigation Has Truman 0.K.; Hopes For Good Results

Price Probe Endorsed By Truman   President Not Planning Labor, Management Talks

President Points Out His Last Such Plan Resulted In Failure Two Years Ago

Labor-Management Meefing Unlikely   President Has No Plans For CIO Proposal

TRUMAN HINTS NO LABORBOSS PARLEY PLANS   President Hopes for Results From Probe on High Prices in U. §

New Enquiry Into Prices  Is Endorsed   No Additional Conference Between Employers and Labor Planned; ‘Wait And See’? Is Policy

Truman Has No Plans To Calla "Price’ Parley   Previous Conference  Not Successful; Backs Contemplated Inquiry

Labor-Management Price Conference Not Truman’s Pier   President ” Infimates CIO -Call.for Such Meet Will be Fruitless

NO PRICE CONFERENCE TRUMAN SAYS   President Declares He Will Not Call Parley Asked By C1O

TROT ONE IN 4) FLOPPED, TRUMAN oft   Indorses Clark’s Probe ant - Hopes It Will Find Who’s to Blame.

YANKS USE LINES   Promise to Hold Attack Upon Rail Line When Evacuation ls Underway 

Eight International Conferences Scheduled Which May Be Decisive In Bringing Peace Or Another World War

New Series.of Conferences May Be Decisive in Uniting Or Dividing Tense World

International Conferences By Marshall. Government  Officials. Begin This Week

Top U.S. Officials Gire For Round of Decisive International Confabs

WORLD UNITY MAY RESULT FROM CONFAB   Week’s Conferences ' Are Planned by Marshall and Others

Quicome May Divide or Uniile World   Several Meetings Scheduled in Coming Months

CONFERENCES T0 HAVE EFFECT ON ENTIRE WORLD   Truman May Have To Call Congress Into Spe-  cial Session   MARSHALL IS GOING TO RIO DISCUSSIONS

World Unity OrSplit Hinge On Meeting:   Oulcome of Parleys Slated  To Settle Question DM Daweence Bans!

WORLD SPLIT MAY HINGE ON CONFERENCES   Series of Meetings To Prove Decisive In Future Lineup

Parleys Called To Save World   Marshall, Other Top Of ficials Plan Decisive Meetings:

Arrests Here Past Month Show Jump   Increase Reflected In Fiqure On Fines

Sharp Drop In Arrests During May   Heaviest Decline In Traffic Cases

Ballot Review  To Take Week   Contested Ballots In Mar key-O’Conor Election Being Checked.

lax Overlappinc May Be Halted By Gov't Action  Maryland. Senator Says Solons Agreed With State Leaders

OVERLAPPING TAX RELIEF. PREDICTED   To Give UpCertain Tax Fields To The States

Overlapping Tax Plan Is Studied  Senator Hopes for Relief in Some Cases

Relief Is Seen For Taxpayers   Overlap Situation hAav Be Cleared

Senator Urges Plan to Ease Heavy Tax Load   Overlapping Levies Are Problem Solon Says Could Be Solvec

Maryland Senator Holds Out Hope OY Folds Uut Hope  TAXPAYER RELIEF SEEN BY O’CONOR

CURRENT TAXES WHICH OVERLAP HIT BY SOLONS   Sen. O-Conor Holds Out Hope That Taxpayers Eventually Will Be Relieved Of Some Multiple Levies,

Says Some Overlapping Taxes May Be Eliminated US Would Step Out of Some Areas

Bomb Plot Talk Leads To Arrests   Plan Aimed At Eva Duarte Peron

NAB PLOTTERS ON EVA PERON   Authorities Say Bombing Was Being Talked

Bombing Talkin Buenos Aires Bars Leads to Arrest of Eleven Persons

DENHAM GETS KEY POSITION: — IN NEW LABOR BOARD SETUP      REPUBLICAN IS APPOINTED AS GENERAL COUNSEL TO BOARD UNDER TAFTHARTLEY LAW

QUICK ACTION ON NLRB SEEN   Senate Slated To Start Hearings On Members Early Next Week

TEMPERATIIRES   $4.40 Average Pay Increase Rejected   Only 600 In State Affected By Wage Agreement For Long Lines Workers, Reached In Washinaton Early Today

Move to Abandon  Union- Fund Ban   Health, Welfare Setup Due for Little Change

Conferees Study Labor Measure   No Final Decisions  Hewe Raan Rancher

Welfare Fund May Get Okay -Tn Labor Bill   Canferees Reported Likely To Abandon Proposal Bar (hateicht Ban

Conferees Study Labor Measure  No Final Decisions Have Been Reachec

Union Health Fund Ban May Be Abandoned      Chairmon Hartley Says Tough Provisions Will Remain

Curb On Health Funds May Ease   Conterees Say Outright Ban May Be Abandoned: Favor Senate Draft

SOME CHANGES IN HOUSE LABOR BILL FORECAST   Ovtright Ban On Unien Health And Wellare Funds Te Be Drepped   HARTLEY INSISTS ON LABOR BILL OF RIGHTS:

GOP PICKS UP. CUETO SLASH EDOM TRUMAN   Proclamation by President On Hostiittes* End-2rops_~ War-imposed Excise Levies

GOP Voices New Effort  To Cut Personal Taxes   Truman’s End-Of-Hostilities Order  Gives Imvetus To Republican Plan

U.S. TAX LOAD CUT 15 BILLION BY TRUMAN ACT   War-Born Excise Levies Te End In July; Republicans Seek More Slashes

President’s Action Automatically Cuts Tax Bill Billion and a Half

TAXES REDUCED ON MANY ITEMS   THESE INCLUDE LIQUOR FURS, JEWELRY, PHONE BILLS AND LIGHT BULBS.

Panama Canal Change to Sea Level Wotermay Ureed to Offset A-Bombs

488,500 TONS OF U. S$. FOOD SENT TO GERMANS DURING MONTH OF JULY

Jewish Stores Looted In Riot, London Sunday   Feeling High As Result OF Deaths

Restore Order‘in Liverpool, Manchester After Rioters Smash. Loot Jewish Stores

Jews, British Seek Revenge   England Sees Demonstrations Against Jews, Hanaineas Threatened

Atom-Propelled Battleship For Britain Hinted   Extensive Research Is  Scheduled To Maintain  = 2 Be

Atom Propelled Warship Hinted  British Admir ralty  Planning R  Gnning Keseare

Large Amount Of Research Is Scheduled   $24 Million to Be Spent; » School to Train Youths ' In Atom Work Planned

Se eects SF FS gears a. Seer Se ENGLISH MOTHER SEEKS TO RECOVER HER CHALD

Denies Charge of His British Wife  Former Airman Brings Little Son to America

REPORT M’PHAIL CALLED ON CARPE!   Commissioner Chandle  Anary at Yankee Official

Defense Unity In Hemisphere . igned Ta Pact      19 Nations-Approve Treaty To Act In-Concert If.Ag“. gressor-Atiacks Any  “Country

19 Nations Formally Sigr Treaty of Rio   Truman Works on Special Message to Be Delivered Friday

American Nations Sign Defense Pact   Pledged To Act In Concert Against Any Aggression !n Hemisphere’s Security Zone

Rio Defense Pact Signed ByDelegate:   19 Nations Agree To Aid Others In Event Of Attack

103 es of 19 Ameri: ean Nations Pledge  Mutual Defense   MUST BE RATIFIED   ‘Truman Calls Pact a van _ ing to Aggressors;  ample of Amity

103 AMERICAN DELEGATES APPROVE   Treaty Based On Chapultepec Act Of 1945  TRUMAN   Hails Spirit Of Neighborliness, International Good Feeling

Pact lo Insure Mutua! Defense Of All Americas   Itamaraty Palace Scene Of Signing Historic Document

Signed Hemisphere Defense Treaty Subject To Adoption By Congress

Historic Pact ls Given Life by 19 Nations   Formal Ceremony Takes Place in intamoraty Polace

Treaty Of Rio Binds All Western Hemisphere To Act Against Aggression

Historic Treaty Signed   Hemisphere Defense  Pact Ratified By 19  ‘American Nations in  Formal Ceremony, Ric

Treaty Signed In Formal Rite  103 Delegates From 19 Nations Take Pari

19 Nations Sign Defense Treaty   Rio De Janeiro Pact Pledges American Republics to Ac? in Concert Avainst Hernisphere Aggression.

Rio de Janeiro  Treaty Signed   19 American Nations Pledge Mutual Action Against Aggressor.

Nineteen Nations Sign Hemisphere Defense Treaty  Collective Action Against Aguyression on Continent Is Unerecedenied Measure

Sign Hemisphere i Treaty: of Defense . ~~ at Rio de Janeiro   Truman. Addresses F inal Session: of * Historié “Treaty Conference:

19 American Nations Sign Defense Pact   Act In Concert Hf Attack Made

Rio Defense Pact Signed   Treaty Subject to Ratification by Various  Legislative Bodies

19 SIGN ACCORD FOR FONG OF HEMISPHERE   To 0. K. Of Congresses Of Nations Involved

19 Nations Sign Treaty For Defense   Truman in Addressing Conference Warns Any “Possible Aggressor’

Treaty of Rio Signed Tuesday   19 Nations Pledge to Act in Unison Against Agression

Treaty Of Rio Is Signed By 19 Nations   Pact Subject To Ratification By Various Congresses

Defense Pact Signed by 19 At Rio Palace   President Terms Treaty ‘Warning’ To Any Aggressor

Rio Treaty Is Sioned By 19   Hemispheric Defense Pact Subject Naw to Approval By Congresses; U.S Doelegotes Flying Back

Historic Pact IsFinally Signed by All   Hemispheric Defense Treaty Now Awaits . individual Passage

A History Making Document Signed   103 Delegates of 19 Ameri can Nations —  Mutual Defense   MUST BE RATIFIED   Truman Calls Pact a Warn ing to Aggressors; Example of Amity

Nations Sign Security Zone Defense Treaty   Promise United Action Against Any Acaressors

TREATY SIGNED BY 19 NATIONS OF HEMISPHERE   Jnprecedented Agreement Pledges North And South American Countries To Act In Concert Against Any Ag gression.

TONATIONS SIGN DEFENSE PACT FOR AMERICAS   Truman Lauds Treaty, Prepares Message To Be Given Brazilian Congress

Temperaires   Rio Pact Pledging Unified Defense of Hemisphere Is Approved by 19 Countries  Deawaac That Bitenl Baeinel Ona   Provides That Attack Against One Is Attack on All: Nicaragua and Ecuador Excluded From Ceremony

19 Americas Sign Mutual Defense Pact   U. S. Envoys Plan Report to Nation On Treaty Points

Rio De Janeiro Treaty an Active Instrument as  All Delegates Affix Names

Hemisphere Pact Is Sigried at Rio   IS D1gHea GT ALO Treaty Now Subject To Ratifieation by  Re ete: gM

Telephone Service May Be Tied Up   Vetes Being Taken On Joining Odessa And Other Cities

TRUCE AVERTS LABOR BATTLE IN IOWA HOUSE   Opposing Camps Agree to Notify Each Other Tf Bills Are Taken Up

Bitter Battle in lowa House Over Labor Legislation Is Postponed fo a Later Date   Agreement Reached Tuesday Morning to Sidetrack Discussions With Provision lt Mey Be Brough? Up on Call of House

Camps Reach Understanding on Controversy   Entire State Congressional Delegation Brought Into The Picture

Hot Battle Comes To Abrupt End   Opposing Groups Agree To Lay Big Controversy Aside Temporarily.

HOUSE TODAY SIDE-TRACKS LABOR FIGHT   Sharply Split House Agrees to Possible Tatar Action on Bills

Absolutely Nothing Done In Four Weeks  ls Bevin's Summary   Can‘t Find Any Single Item Of Agreement In All Reports In Committee Nor In Foreign Ministers’ Council Either

Bevin Complains Session Stalled.   ‘Heré Four Weeks and Accomplished Nothing,’ He Asserts; Gromyko Asks United Nations to Beein Disarming Without Awaiting Safeguard:

Council Has Done Nothing,  Bevin Asserts   Nothing Accomplished in  Moscow Conference, British Foreign Secretary Says.

During Four Weeks Meeting : : Nothing. Accomplished, Bevin Tells. Ministers

NO RESULTS ocEN IN MINISTERS’ PARLEYS BY BRITAIN’S BEVIN  COMMITTEE AGREES TO AUSTRIAN PROVISION; MAIN TALK FRUITLESS

Reach Accord On Properties Germans Took   Big Four Agrees Austriz Must Make Restoration Or Equivalent Compensation

Deplores Parley Wrangle   Bevin Says Nothing Accomplished By Min. isters in Four Weeks; Progress On Austria

MAKE NO PROGRESS   Bevin Ls Disgusted with Foreign Ministers Council

*Moscow Parley Talks Fruifless, Declares Bevin   Foreign Secretary Says No Agreement Made on Single Point

Bevin Says Counc Meeting Has Achieved Nothing  Four Weeks Yielded Group Only More Tangles, Briton Says

AUSTRIANS TO. BE TOLD T0 RESTORE SEIZED-PROPERTY   Four Powers Agree”on. Section of Proposed Treaty For . - Defeated Austria

Bevin Speaks Up About The Moscow Conference   Says “Nothing” Has Been Accomplished Since the Council Session Beaan

Bevin Irked By Ineffective Council Work   Declares Nothing Has Been Done In Four Weeks

Session Fruitless Declares Minister  Four Weeks of Moscow Meetings Accomplish Absolutely Nothing

U.S. Raps Red Policy On Assets   Protests Red Removal: From Axis Satellites Prior to Treaties.

U.S. Protest to Russia on’ Removal of War Assets   Asks Full Information on Transier Of Axis Property in 3 Balkan States

U.S. Protests Red Seizures Within Balkans   Soviets Removing Assets Belonging Tea Italy. Germany

U. 5. PROTESTS SEIZING ASSETS   Demands Facts On Trans: fers Of Property In Balkans

UJ. §. PROTESTS SOVIET LOOTING IN AXIS NATIONS   Wants Information on Removal of Italian, and German Assets

U.S. PROTESTS SOVIET ACTS IN BALKAN STATES   Clam Reds Take Enem Assets From Defeated Nations

United States Moves to Keep Balkan Peace   Russian Veto Of Proposal To UN Brings Swift Reaction; Johnson Goes toa Capital

Soviet Removal Of Axis Assets Protested By 3.   State Department Sends Note To Molotov Disapprovins Action Before Peace Treaties For Those Countries Are Placed Into Effect

U.S. Protests Russ Looting   Removal of German, Italian Assets in Balkan States Held Violation Of Aareements and Peace Treaties

U. §. Protests Red Removal Of Axis Assets   British Have Sent Similar Note To Russia

U..S. Protests Russian Seizure Of Axis Assets From Three Countries

U. S. PROTESTS RED REMOVAL OF BALKAN ASSETS   DECLARE RUSSIANS REMOVING PROPERTY PRIOR TO DECISION

U.S. Protests Removal Of Balkan Pronerties   Wants Data on Former italian, German Assets Satrved by tha taviate

Protest Red Seizure  Of German Assets U.S. Asks For Full Information

Soviet Grab In Batkans Is Protested  U. S. atid British Join With Sharp Notes of Rebuke

U. S. PROTESTS REDS’ REMOVAL _ OF FOE ASSETS   ‘Former German and Itoliar Valuables Taken from Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania

Removals Before Peace Pacts Are Signed Attacked   Britain Also Files Similar Dissent Witt Officials of Russia

U, S. NOTE RAPS REDS ON BALKAN SEIZURES   Protests Russian Removal Of Assets From Area

U.S. Protest  Sent Russia   Soviets Removing Assets From Balkans

Balkan Property Transfers Bring American Note   Full Information ls Sought From Soviet’s Molotov

U, 3. PROTESTS TG RUSSIA 8h ASSETS GRAB   Renew Objections to Moving af Assets From Defeated Balkan Nations   FULL INFORMATION ON TRANSFERS IS SGUCHT

Balkan Asset Seizure by Russ Protested   U. S., British Send Note: To Moscow; Veto Situation Rad

SOVIET MOVE PROTESTED BY U.S.   Hits Removal of Axis Assets From Ex-Satellites

U. S. Protests  Russ Removal   Ask Molotov For Full In: formation On Property T wanel are.

Protest Handed Moscow   ut. S. Note Asks For Full Information On Property Transfers

U. S. Opposes Transfer Of Property   Russia Vetoes American Plan At UN Meeting

Assembly Rejects Two Resolutions On Redistricting  Turns Down Supreme Court Jurisdiction,

Reapportionment Moves Jolted in State Assembly   Bingo Legalization Bill Also Is Defeated in Lower House

RED TROOPS WIN FIVE MORE TOWNS   Unrest, Inflation Lead to Rice Riots In South, War In North.

Muscle in New Montana Driving Law to Lake Incom petents  and Drunks From Behind Wheel

Muscle i in New Montana Driving Law to Take Incompetents  and Drunks From Behind Wheel   Souvenir Seekers Flood County Office With License. Requests

Nation’s Newspaper Boys Saluted By Ex-Carriers Now In Public Life

Newsboys Get Salute From Prominent Americans Who Started Out As Carriers

Avak Begins Efforts To Heal Son Of Wealthy Vintner In California

‘Berserk. Piano Player Runs ‘Amuck ‘On Great Lakes Vessel; Then Diea ©

Marshall and GOP House Chiefs Talk   Solons Discuss Ban on U. S. Relief to Poland

CONGRESS MAY HALT RELIEF TO SATELLITES   Boycotting Marshall Plan Might Bring Reprisals

Marshall And GOP Leadersn Conference Over Future Help To Soviet-Dominated Nations

Recognition  Of Thompson Is Refused   Talmadge Agrees To Abide By Decision Of Court On Georgia Dispute.

Courts to Decidé Georgia Batlle  Talmadge Re fas Yield Govern ueee te

Talmadge Refuses To Yield   Thompson Settles For Temporary Senate Office

TALMADGE REFUSED TO RECOGNIZE LT. GOV. THOMPSON   The Acting Governor of Geor-. gia Set Up Office In Capitel Building.   OTHER DEVELOPMENTS   Students Plan a March on the State Capitol Tomorrow.

‘Thompson Moves Into Capitol But Talmadge Stands Ground  Georgia's New Lievtenant-Governor Says He Will Abide By Court Decision

RIVALS AGREE 10 ABIDE BY COURT RULING   Face-to-Face Meeting In Capitol Ends in Stalemate

Georgia Contest Lett to Courts   Talmadge Refuses to Yield Office, Agrees To Adjudication

Will Abide By Court Decision   Agrees To Allow Thompson To Set Up Office In Capitol

Thompson To Occupy Office of Senate President  On 2nd Floor of Capitol

Talmadge Elects Not To Recognize Acting Governor   But Georgian Promises: To . Abide By Court Decision

Governorship Battle in Georgia Heading Toward Court Decision   Herman Talmadge Refuses to Yield Office t New Lieutenant Governor; Agrees to ‘Accept Ruling by State’s Supreme Court

Thompson Sets Up Office As Acting Governo   Talmadge Refuses To Recognize Him As Executive

Talmadge, Thompson Agree Courts Should Setile Gubernatorial Case

Right To Take Office Denied      Thompson Sets Up Office; Men Agree: To Abide By Decision Of The Courts .

Right To Take Office Denied His Opponent   Thompson Sets Up Office; Men Agree: To Abide By Decision Of The Courts ..

POST DENIED LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR   Both Say They Will Abide By Court’s Decision   EX-GOVERNOR’S SON   Claims He’s Sure Of Legal Position; Thompson Sets Up Office

Courts to Decide Georgia Battle  Talmadge Refuses to Vield Governorship

New Claim In Georgia   Arnall Resigns. and ‘Phompson Takes. Up Race Against Talmadge

Refuses To Relinquish His Office  Claims Position Lntil Court Acts

Both Claimants to Let Courts Decide Georgia’s Dispute   Talmadge Agrees to Lt. Gov. Thompson’s Suggested Settlement

Talmadge Refuses To Ree. ognize Him As Acting Governor Of State   Pair Shake Hands After Verbal Tilt   Students Plan March Upon Atlanta To Protest Talmadge’s Offices

‘Governors’ To Agree To Court Verdict   Talmadge And  Thompson Have Talk at Capitol

Talmadge Refuses Office to Thompson   AUSTIN PREPARES FOR INAUGURATION

Two Men Are Functioning As Governors   Students Plan Protes' March on Capital; Argument Continues

Foes Agree To Abide by  Judicial Act   Talmadge, Thompson in Talk Across Desk; No Troop Angle.

Talmadge Says He'll Abide by Court Decision  Won't Recognize aT  7 e , ow! @ 2

Talmadge Meets Thompson   Refuses to Give Him Recognition As Acting Governor Will Abide by Court

Talmadge Refuses to Yield To Thompson; Both Say They Will Accept. Court Ruling;  « White Primary Bill Introduced. -

Talmadge Refuses to Recognize Thompson and Courts to Decide Issue   STUDENTS PLANNING TO HOLD PROTEST PARADE

Talmadge Refuses to Yield Executive Desk to “Acting Governor” in Georgia Row

Talmadge Refuses to Yield Governorship of Georgia to Lieutenant Governor

Governor’s Fight Heads For Courts. In Georgia   Thompson Occupies Office In Capitol; Cooperation Likely

Georgia ‘Governors’ Meet, Agree To Let Court Settle Dispute   Each Cloimant Pledges To Step Aside when State Tribunal Honds Down Decision; Thompson Denies Planning Use of Troops

Talmadge Remains Defiant; Holds te Gubernatorial Job   Georgia Incumbent Refuses to Yield to Lieutenant? Governor

TALMADGE TURNS DOWN THOMPSON BID FOR OFFICE   LT. GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA TO AWAIT DECISION OF COURT

TALMADGE FAILS TO YIELD OFFICE TO THOMPSON   Lieutenant Governor Offers to Accept Ruling by Courts

Talmadge Refuses To Yield Office Of Governor To Lt.-Gov. Thompson

Factions Await Court Decision   Elected Official Is Handed Rebuff

Talmadge Refuses To Yield Georgia Governor's Seat   Thompson. Says Fight Now Rests With Court, Pledaes Cooperation

Thompsen Takes Oath Before State Senate: Attorney General Says He Is Man     Accusation Made  Griffin, Says Collins Dielaved Wicnatrh of

Georgi Disput Resting In Cour   Thompson Movi Into Offices Of  Senate Leader

Talmadge Refuses Thompson Office At Face-To-Face Interview Today

New Ouster Move Balked By Talmadge   Thompson’s Demand For Office Refused; Both to Awoit Courts

Talmadge Again Confronted With Opposition — Refuses To Give Up Governorship To Lt. Gov. Thompson

THOMPSON HAS OFFICE SET UP IN STATEHOUSE   College Students Plan March on Capitol to Protest Talmadge Act

H. TALMADGE REFUSES TO QUIT OFFICE   SR  Declines to Yield Governorship to Thompson, Who Claims Post—Both to Let Courts Decide the Issue,

Curtain Goes Up On New Scene In Georgia Comedy   Talmadge Refuses Tc Yield To Thompson; Issue Up To Courts

Herald-Mail Buys Building   Publishing Company To Have New Home On West Franklin Street.

Publishing Company Buys New Building    Herald and Mail To Have  New Home On West '-. Franklin Street

Crooksville - Zanesville War Hero Victir Of Assault By Zanesville News Publishe:

Philip Murray Invites AFL and Railroad Brotherhoods to Join Also, in Fight at Polls

C10 Joins AFL In Rejection of General Strike   Murray Declares Unions Will Fight New Labor Law in Courts

ClO Rejects Any Idea Of Protest Strike   Invites AFL, Rail Unions To Join Court Fight

LABOR BILL STRIKE REJECTED BY €.1. 0.   LEADERS PKOPOSE ALL UNIONS JOIN IN FIGHTING LAW IN COURTS.

Union Leaders Reject Idea of General Strike   AFL, Railroad Unions   hea lnwitad ten Tain   AFL, Railroad Unions Are Invited to Join in All-Out Battle

CIO Opens Fight Against Labor Act  Rejects General Protest Strike

UNION LEADERS PLAN 10 FIGHT NEW LABOR LAW   Battle Will Be Carried Inte The Courts And At The Polls   SOFT COAL WALKOUT IS GENERALLY EXPECTED

Organization's Board Opposes Protest Strike  AFL, Railroad Unions Asked To Join Drive

CIO Unions Won't Strike; To Fight New Bill In Courts   Leaders Of AFL And Rail Brotherhoods Asked Ts Unite In Battling Taft-Hartley Act Before The Rar And At The Polls

Strategy To Battle Labor-Law Drattee      C!1O Leadership Rejects Idea of General Pro‘eect. Strike

CIO Rejects WalkoutsTo Protest Bill   Leaders Ca:l Upon Labor For Uniified Fight On New Act

Leadership Rejects General Strike Idea; Krug Sees Coal Strike As Test for New Law

Asks for Probe By U.S. Attorney General Clark   UAW Chief Says New Car Prices Should Be Cut Instead of Raised

AUTO WORKER'S LEADER SCORES PRICE ADVANCE   CIO Union Official Urges Clark To Probe Car Industry's Profit Policies

UAW Official Request Car Profit Probe   Vice-President C. J.- Thoganas Calls Increases “Pure and Simple Profilteering”

FEDERAL QUIZ OF CAR COSTS ASKED BY ClO   MARGIN OF $222 TOO MUCH, SAYS R. J. THOMAS

Appeal Made Price Probe   CIO Official Charges Unfair Auto Charges

ClO LEADER ASKS AUTO PRICE PROBE   Inquiry Sought as Chrysler Announces Boosts

T wo Children Missing  Dam Bre: aks. Pouring 9.F oot  Wallof Water Into a Es Vt.

Griffin Proves Master of Poetic Lugubriosity - Then Forgets Lines in Legislative Curtain Cal

DOLLAR CLUB DRAWS FROM WIDE AREA   “Classic” Basketball Program Starts at 7:30 This Evening

MILK AND CREAM MUST GRADE NO. 3   New Regulations on Clean Milk and Cream Go Into Effect December 1st.

PLANE LEAP THRILLS A DARING GRANDMA   Denver Woman, 42, Who Packed 3,600 Chutes for Army, Tries One Out From 4,000 Feet.

C. Vanhoozer Takes Honors In Jersey Show   Wesley Stroud Wins Best Shoman Title In Tuesday’s Events

New Committees Will Study Six  Issues in State   Feinberg and Heck Will Name Members; Will Survey Buying ton Time’

1 RUN SAFETY   razed Woman Pours yoline Over Other embers of Family

Blast In Farm Home Kills Three   Farm Wife Held On Sus. picion In Connection With Fire and Deaths

Civil Service Change Favored   3-Member, Full-Time Commission Urged Ks Improvement

More Cold Due, Down To 5 Above  Heavy Snowfall Hits Philadelphia

Section May Escane Full Fury of Blow   Western Storm Slow Ups— Severity is Moderated

Senator Forecasts Meat Shortage   Hickenlooper Predicts Less Meat, Higher Prices:

SHORTAGE OF ~ MEAT LOOMS   IOWA SENATOR AND EXPERTS SAYS GREAT SHORTAGE TO DEVELOPE NEXT  . . BAR

Tremendous Meat Shortage Seen Next Year   lowa Senator And Experts Blame Drought And Exports

ATTLEE GIVEN PARTY BACKING   British Admit Prospect Of Congress Refusing Aid Is ‘Frightening’

ATLEE GIVEN LABOR PARTY SUPPORT   Says Without U.S. Funds Britain's Condition Desperate

LABOR PARTY GIVES SUPPORT TO ATTLEE   Vote Given In Secret Meeting Of Parliament

Phillips U. Draws Plans For Building  Making Arrangements For Temporary Quarters

Stalesville Shots   Informal Glimpses ef People In and Areuiud Statesville.

U. 5. Army Major, Nine Filipinos Die In Dynamife Blast  Nine Hurf; Explosion Felt 10 Miles Away

Truman Asks that Thanksgiving Be Tempered with Humility, Sympathy

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Says Hollywood Heavily Infested With Traitors

BS TAYE MALEYWN  Contends Truman May Plan Tax Reduction in Election Year

@ PAUL MALLON—  Contends Truman Mau Plan Tax Reduction in Election Y ear

PRESIDENT ENDS CANADA VISI   Truman Tells Correspondents Nation’s Desire For Peace. Friendship

U.S. Seeks Friendship With Every  Nation, Truman Declares in Canada

TRUMAN URGES WORLD PEACE   President Says U. S. Stresses Friendship; Ends Canadian Trip

TRUMAN ON WAY BACK T0 CAPITAL   ENDS VISIT IN CANADA—SAYS U, 8. SEEKS FRIENDSHIP OF EVERY NATION,

U.S. Seeks Friendship Of All-Truman  President Ends Visit To Canada

‘India Is Promised Freedem   Indians Will Be Given Full Power Under Temporary  Desiinion Gtatiuc

Partition Into Hindu And Moslem States To Result From Temporary Dominion Status.

‘India Accepts ‘Division Plan From Britain   Both = Moslem — League Congress Party Give OK Subjeet Approval.

Britain to Quit India at Once   Country Offered Temporary Dominion Status; Division Into Hindu and Moslem States Appeers to Be Certain

Temporarystatus As Dominion to  Mean Partition  Hindu, Moslem States Appear Inevitable Result

INDIA PARTITION SEEN ‘CERTAIN’   Indian Political Leaders Accept British Plan

RIVAL INDIAN LEADERS PLAN 2-STATE SETUP   Will Divide Country Between Moslems _ And Non-Moslems

HINDU-MOSLEM PARTITION I LIKELY RESULT   New Delhi Predicts Peaceful Ending as Tempers Cool

LEADERS TO SPLIT LAND. ND STATES   Get Deminion Status While Choosing; May Join — Commonwealth. .

Move Appears to Make Inevitable Partitioning Of the Country Into Hindu and Moslem State

British Promise To Give indians Power This Year   Plan Seems to Make Inevitable Split Into Two States

Britain StepsDown In India   Hindus and Moslems Accept Plan; Will Partition Country

Hindu-Moslem Division Seen As Inevitable  People Not Yet y cided On Forn  vermnment?

People Will Decide on One  Or Two States   Nation Partitioned For Preseni; Indian Leaders Accept British Offer

India To Get Independence This Year   Partition Of Country Into Hindu And Moslem States Seen Inevitable

Will Give India  Back to Indians   Britain and Native Leaders Agree on Temporary  Dominion Status   EFFECTIVE THIS YEAR   Country Will Probably B Divided Into Moslem and  Non-Moslem States

Partition Main  Theme Of New British Policy   Freedom Plan Announced; Indians: to Decide On 1, 2 Governments

Think Country May Be Divided  Into 2 Nations   Moslems and - Non-Moslems Will Take Over Power From England Sometime This Year

Home Rule Granted Indian Natior Under Temporary Dominion Statu:   Britain Will Transfer Power in India to the Indians Almost Immediately; People to Decide Whether They Want One or Two Governments

Jewish Refugees May Go to France   British Ask French to Take 4,000 from Ships

NOTED OCEP SEA DIVER HAD LIVED IN BRISTOL   . Frank Crilley Was Credited With Saving Man's Life   RECEIVED NAVY CROSS

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TRUMAN SEEN  PANNIN ON RENT GURBS   White House Backer Believes President Will Sian Measure

‘Truman Seen Ready to Sign - Rent Control:   Solon Warne Landlord: ~ He'll Seek Hike Doom Tf Thev Farre Rice

Rent Control Signing Seen Likely Today   President Truman Expected To Send Critical Messave

ON RENT BILL BY PRESIDENT   Truman Likely Will Sign Control Today, Aide Savs

Truman Expected To Rap Rent Bill But Sign It Today  Present Law Will Expire At Midnight

Congressman Says Pres dent Plans Te Send Critical Message   15 PERCENT BOOST IN RENTS PERMITTED

Measure Held Ineffective By President      Failure To Sign Bill Would End All: Rent Controle

PARLEYS FAIL AS WALKOUT DATE NEARS   President Declines To Reveal Plan Of Action

POLICE ASSURED Ur PAY BOOSTS   Troopers to Receive $2 More Per Month in New Seale.

Gives Signal For Traditional “War Of Nerves” Against Soft Coal Men; Deadlock Came Last Saturday —   UNION WANTS 85¢ POOST IN WACES

LEWIS 1S STARTING ‘NERVE WAR’ TODA} ON NEW CONTRAGH   Policy Committee Is Sent Home; Fails to Appear for Talks with Southern Operators at Capital.   DEMANDS CALLED AS ‘UNREASONABLE’

UMW Launches ‘War of Nerves’   Lewis Sends Policy Group Home Hoping To Smoke Owners Out

WEST GERMANY UNDER PLAN OF MARSHALL ©   Would Try to Aid Production Of Coal There -

‘I'm ‘Sorry’  Says Cochran, In Gas Room .   Columbia Negro Dies Without Direct Admission’ Of Guilt

Police Say Girl Admits Knowmg Torture-Slayer    Auto Theft Suspect Said Aware of Identity of  Black Dahlia Killer

— HAVE PRINTS —  Crude. Letter  : ‘Hot’ Clue.  WOMAN ADMITS rmroOwIPpnnrn - -

Girl Says She Knows Who Killed ‘Dahlia’  6-Foot Blonde Arrested As Car Thief; Police Reccive Dead Girl’s Effects

Blonde Amazon Asks Reward For Naming “Dahlia” Killer   Police Claim Letter With Victim:s:  Persona! Effects as Hottest Clue. Yet

BLONDE GLAIMS TO KNOW KILLER   SAYS SHE KNOWS WHO KILLED BLACK DAHLIA

GIRL ARRESTED IN “DANLIA MURDER AT LOS-ANGELE!   Police indicate Solution  o! Torture Killing May © nr. oar 1 en

Kosse Negro Killed In Shooting Scrape Tuesday Afternoon   Would-Be: Assailant isi Struck Down by ‘Victim's’ Shotqun

Ex-Vice President ls Lambasted by Both Parties   One Lawmaker Charges Statement Sounded as Though ‘It Had Been Written in Kremlin’

Vandenberg Joins Critics  ‘Written In Kremlin’ Savs Sen. Fulbriaht

Big Sum Asked for Foreign Relief   Two Xenia Babies Burned to Death

KRYL WOMEN’S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AT UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY. SAT.. OCT. 18

Tavern Beer Sale Ban Is Voted Down   Aldermen Yote 3-2 _ Against Proposal; First Split Ballot

Disappearance Of Second Gir! Arouses Malder   New England Town Much Alarmed—Hold Youth In Sex Slaying Of Girl

Royal Lease Badly Hurt In Accident   Local Attorney Is Victim of Crash On Highway 2

Believe Hi uge /ranspor With 50 Persons Aboard Has Crashed   Names of Prominent American Business Men Are Carried on Passenger List of Craft Overdue at Destination

Underground Maps Drive On Palestine   Plan to Flood Zion With Immigrants os U.N. Meets Is Bared

Army Strength, Dwindling:By 385 Men Daily, Now Down To 990,000: Officials Worried

Cool Breezes . Are Relieving Midwest Area   Temperatures Hit 100 Or More In  Many Sectinnc

Severe Heat Wave Moving In On East   Temperature Soars Above 100 Degrees In Many Seetions Of Country

More Hot Weather Due After Record Marks Yesterday   ‘East to Swelter in Worst Wave of Season Today; West Cooler

HEAT WAVE MOVES INTO THE EAST      Breezes Relieye Midwest After Year’s Hottest Day

Truman Stands By Veto of Measure  Denies His Action Was a ‘Mistake’

‘Labor Unions in Growing Numbers Pledge Themselves to Violate New Labor Law

Labor Revolt Gains Ground   Union Chiefs Print Challenges to Law

UNIONS PROMISING 10 BOYCOTT LABOR ACT AND NEW NLRB   If Senator Taft Wants to Do Anything About It Let Him Get Started’: Editorial.   MANY CHARGE BAN UNCONSTITUTION AL

Write Political Editorials; Pact NLRB. Hearinas:   John L. Lewis Got “Ne Lawsuits” Clayse in’? - Miners’ Contract ...

Armament Cutting Remains Unsettled   Differences of U. S. and Russia are Not Reconciled

SPLIT ON ARMS PLAN UNBROKEN   U, N. Committee Is Unable To Break Red-U. S. Deadlock

U. S.-Red Arms Committee Row Sent Back; To Council  Last Minute Efforts To Dissalve Impasse Fail: Veto) Mac Be Used

ARMS CUT ISSUE STILL UNSOLVED   _U: N. Council Committee Fails to Break Deadlock Between U. S. and Russia

USSIAN ARMS ACCORD HOPES BLASTED   Committee To Send Both Views To Security Council Floor

pose “Soak The Motorist”  P rogram Of lowa Taxeaters   PA Schemes Would  ~ “Average Car License  ss By $7

Gen. Patton’s Notes Slam Montgomery   Blames Britain's Field Marshal For War Errors

Patton T hought War’s End Delayed By Monty, Eisenhower and Bradley

PIPESTEM CUT OFF; SEEKS TO QUIT SUMMERS   Dam-lsolated District Is Reported Hunting Way To Jein Mercer

Residents Of Summers County Area Agitate For Annexation To Mercer

Several New Teachers Will Greet Pupils   Superintendent Young Announces Full List of Instructors   Other School Stories: Pages 3 and &

Several New Teachers Will Greet Pupils   Superintendent Young Announces Full List of Instructors

TROPICAL OIL CO. OFFICIALS ARE VICTIMS   Charred and ‘Mangled Bodies Recovered From Wreckage

Large Plane Strikes Cliff  In Colombia   At Least Five cf Victims Are Known To Be American Citizens

Airliner Rams  Cliff, 54 Die   Seven Yanks Are Among Victims in Colombia

Bodies Of 53 Plane Crash Victims Founc  Recovery Efforts Genus Ie 1 LS

54 Killed * In Worst Air Crash   Several Americans Lose Lives in Disaster In  Colombia

Fifty-Four Die In WorstCommercial Aviation Disaster   Colombian Avianca Air Liner Crashes Into 9,000-Foot Mountain; Seven Americans, Two Of Them Crew Members, Victims

Charred Bodies of Crash Victims Found  Disaster Is Rated Greatest in  Bicol wht men Be tabmewes

Police Push Difficult Job Of Removing Crash Victim:   53 Persons Killed When Airliner Flies into Cliff In Colombia

Charred Bodies of Crash Victims Found   Disaster Is Rated Greatest in Aviation History

Four Engined Airliner Hits Peak Of Cliff      Crash in Colombia Commercial Aviation’s Greatest Disaster

23 Die as Airliner Crashes Into Side of Cliff in Colombia   ‘Plane Explodes and Falls 1,000 Feet Scattering Bodies, Wreckage at Bottom Of Ravine; 7 U. S. Citizens Among Victims

94 LOSE LIVES WHEN AIRLINER CRASHES PEAK    Colombia Wreck Com mercial Aviation’s Great  est Disaster   BODIES, WRECKAGE WIDELY SCATTERED

INTERAGENCY BASIN GROUP APPROVES BUILDING UPPER COLUMBIA DAMS FIRST

Committee Lists McNary For Go-Ahead   Federal Interagency Group Recommends Pushing of New Projects, Addition Of Grand Coulee Units

KAW FEEDERS RISE   River Is bxpected to Run Nearly Banktull for Several Days

SEPTEMBER ACCIDENTS   i ine 32 Reported in Month Bring Year  : Total So Far to 293

SEPTEMBER ACCIDENTS   a Renerted 3 in » Menth Bring Year Total Se Far te 295

Mayor Removes Self From List Of Prospects   Action Paves Way For Wide Open Race

Mayor Removes Self From List Of Prospects   Action Paves Way For Wide Open Race  BY HADLEY WILLIAMSON

Leila Utesch And Elmer Kruse Wed  _ Ceremony October 17 -In LeMars Church .

Evelyn Meins Weds Severt Taggart  Married In Akron Wednesday, Noy. 9

Greek-Turkish Aid Approved   House Foreign Affairs Committee Okays . Measure.

Greek-Turkish Aid Bill OK'd  In Committee   12 Votes for Measure None Against, Three Ballot ‘Present’

Atty. Gen. Clark Labels Wallace  Criticism ‘Lie’   Truman Picks Up Senate Support For GreekTurk Program.

Committee Okays Greek Turkish Aid   House Committee Has Few Phases Not In Senate Bill

AID PLAN VOTED BY HOUSE GROUP   Foreign ‘Affairs Body Pasces Measure ? to 3

House Fore:gn Attairs Committee Approves  Greek-Turkish Aid Bill

  Story of Document Told  Baron Says Hitler Destroyed Von Hindenburg’ s  Political Will to Clear His Own Way to Power

Former German Official Asserts Von Hindenberg, in Political Document, Expressed Scorn of Nazi Leader and Urged Restoration of Monarchy — Voices Belief War Never Would Have Occurred Had Wishes Been Published.

Congress - Investigators To Subpoena ~ Gen. Graham's Wheat Trading Records

SUPPLY OF GAS SEEN CRITICAL   ‘Midwest To Feel Pinch De: spite Enlarged Carriers.

EXPECT NATURAL CAS SHORTAGE   Firms Unable to Secure Pipe to Build Approved Lines

' Shortage of Natural Gas in Mid i West to Continue Through Winter

Expect Midwest Gas Shoriage To Be Severe   Despite Big Pipeline Construction Program Eeme tock Materials

GAS SHORTAGE TO BE SEVERE   Despite Retord Pipeline Con. struction, Expect Situation To Equal Last Year.

Gas Shortage in  Midwest Remains  New Pipelines Will Not Remove Pinch

U. S. Ready to Take Action in Phone Dispute   Labor Official Calis On Both Sides. For ‘Real Bargaining’

LABOR DEPARTMENT WALL TAKE A HAND IN PHONE DISPUTE   Between Nationa] Federation of Telephone Workers and Bell System.   STATEMENT BY GIBSON   [Both Sides Must Settle Down  to “Some Real Collective Bargaining”.

North Europe Continues Cold   Relief Still Unsighted In Month-Long Freeze

Continued Cold, Snow Forecasted for  Suffering England   Month-Long Freeze to Bring New Hardships Unless Relief Comes Soon; Northern Continent Also Stricken

Taylor Goes To Rome To Confer With Pope   Protestant Church Leaders Protest Truman Action

Republican Party  Holds Own In State   Returns Senate Members And Pick Up Few Seats In House Of Delegates

Huge Majority Of Democrats Remains Safe Despite Surge   Observers Surprised . Py One Of Heaviest” Votes In Recent Years

Parents Jailed  As Child Found  In Chicken Coop Social Workers Care For Girl

H. Stassen” Challenges Huge Profit   Asks Whether Oth er Gov't. Officials Made Money. 

Calls on White House to State Facts On U. S. Grain Buying   Two Congress Committees Plan Inquiries Into Information ‘Leaks’

Stassen Challenges Trading Statemeiit   HeDeclaresAnderson’sList Confuses, “Distracts; Wants Answers *

STASSEN WOULD LEARN IF HIGH PLACES TIPPED   Candidate Wants To Know Whether Former Officials In on Big Deals

STASSEN SEEKS PROFITS FACTS   Hints Officials In White House Profited

Big Namesin Grain Expose  Hidden. Claim   Stassen Asks if White House Executives Involved

ASKS ABOUT COMMODITY TRADING   Points To Price Climb After Governmental Buying

Asks Administration To State Whether ‘Insiders’ Dealt In Commodities

Stassen Asks Answer On Traders’ List  “No Comment’ Says   ‘No Comment’ Says White House On Minnesotan’s Chara:

STASSEN HURLS CHALLENGE To NAME NAMES   Minnesotan ‘Dares’ White House To Take Stand On Sneculators

STASSEN HURLS CHALLENGE AT ADMINISTRATION   Wants to Know If Any Federal Officials Trade in Commodity Mart

STASSEN AGAIN’ ASKS FACTS ON PRESENT, EX-OFFIGIALS DEALS  CHALLENGE OF 6.0.P. HOPEFUL MEETS WITH - WHITE HOUSE SILENCE

Stassen Issues ‘Challenge’ to Administration   Wants to Know If Any ‘Insiders’ Profited From Surge in Prices

Again Calls On Administration To Declare If Any Officials Profited By Commodity Buys In Advance Of Federal Purchase:

Renews Attack Despite Lists Of Anderson   GOP Presidential Hopeful Charges Commodity Gambling In Executive Branch

Stassen Issues New Challenge  on Speculation   Dares Administration to Reveal Official Deals, if Any

White House Challenged  By Stassen   Asks If Any In Executive Dept. Are Engaged In Trading In Commodities

Senators Study List: Made  - Public By: Anderson. In ' Complying With Act- .. To Reveal Names.   First List Proves Not ‘Sensational’   Probers Will Concentrate On Efforts to Reveal “Insiders” Trading.  In Commodities

STASSEN RENEWS DEMAND   Asks Whether White House Officials Were Commodity Traders

— SPECULATION — Stassen Asks Data On Trading   FIRST LIST OF 711 ATTACKED

Administration Challenged To Answer Queries   Asks If Present And Former Officials Of White House Family Traded In Commodities

Stassen Challenges Administration  To Say Whether Any White House Officials Traded In Commodities

Grain Trader Lists to Have Close Study   Two Committees to Search for Leaks on Inside Reports

Stassen Challenges Demos To Tell About Inside Trade Profi   Asks if White House Men Made Big Gains on Price Spiral

Asks Whether ‘White House, Others Profited   In Trade Prior To “Big Government Purchases In Early 1947 :

Stassen Issues Challenge in Speculator Case  Question Concerns 4L). . omy ge tome

TRADING DATA AGAIN URGED BY STASSEN   Minnesotan Challenges Administration to Say Whether White House Staff Was Speculating Prior to Early 1947.

Stassen In Challenge To the Administration   Would. Know Whether Officials Traded dust. Prior te Big HS: Neale

JAVANS, DUTCH HEED UN ORDER   Both Issue A ‘Cease Fire’ to Put Halt To Battles

UN BID TO END DUTCH WARFARE . SUCCESSFUL  Both Sides Agree  To Cease Firing At Midnizht

DUTCH AND INDONESIANS TO HALT WAR   Both Sides Agree To End Fighting At Midnight

INDONESIANS JOIN DUTCH IN ORDERING HOSTILITIES END   UN Bid to Stop Two Weeks of Fighting in Indonesia Is Apparent Success,   EFFORTS APPEAR STILL HAMPERED

EFFECTIVE AT 10 AM. VWONDAY   Both Dutch And Republicans Heed UN Call

NDONESIANS JOIN DUTCH IN ISouiNt CEASE-FIRE ORDEt   United Nations Efforts To Halt War Apparently Succacsful

Rebels Late in Issuing Edict; Action Follows U. N. Demand For Cecession of Hostilities

Follow Suite of Netherlands Government in Heed: ing United Nations For a Cessation of TwoWoeke Old Hoctilities.

U.N. Appears Successful at Intervention   Earlier Agreement ‘In Principle’ Had Raised Concern

DOTA ARMIES UEAME FIRING AT UN 5 PLEA   Dutch First to Check Troop Advance: Indonesians  Take Action.

Cease Fire Orde Given in Java   Opposing Forces Acquiesce to UN Plea

ISLAND FORCES JOIN DUTCH IN PEACE EFFORTS   Indonesians Agree to Armistice Proposed by Council of United Nations.

Both Sides Issue Cease Fire Order   14-Day-Old War Is Halted At 12:30 P. M. Today After United Nations Order Given

UNITED NATIONS BID ENDS WAR IN INDONESIA   Dutch and Native Government Both Agree to Cease Firing Orders

Night Out Not Enjoyed   Thousends Spend the “Night in Trains and Snow-Banked Cara

Thousands Are Left Stranded   Oui-Of-Town. Trains In Operation But Hours — Behind Schedules -

Delay im Curley Case Is Denied   Court of Appeals Backs U.S. Attempts to Jail Him

COURT REJECTS. PLEA OF CURLEY   Supports U. S. Effort To Jail Roaston Mavor

LEGATES TC N.GIVEUP PE FOR TRUCE   ishinsky Speech aretully Drafted 1 Moscow

Soviet Attitude Closes Doors On UN. Compromise   Delegates To General As. sembly Abandon Hopes For Any Truce In Sessions   VISHINSKY’S SPEECH MAY BE BOOMERANG

WIRE DISPUTE PANEL NAMED   Appoint Three-Man Board To Settle Western Union Dispute

6.000.000 Cut In Income Tax  Rolls Sought   300 Join in Battle to Rid Pennsylvania Area of Rats

Senate Okays Double Decker _Law’s Repeal!   Only Dissenting Vote Cas By Vickers, Bill Now Wattre Hamec Action

“Senate Votes To Repeal ’39 2-Decker Law   Curbs Capacity Of Transports  Over Hiahwave

Paroled Convict Dies in Gunfire  Kills One Officer, Wounds Another >

"HOLD: THAT HEM UNE’ Little Below the Knees Club’  To March Alone Dallas Streets

Hold That Hem Line’  Texas Women Up In Arms ‘Against Longer Skirt Fad

1,300 Angry Texas Women Organize Campaign to ‘Hold That Hem Line’

Hold That He om Line!  1300 Texas Women Rebel at Fashion Edict on Long Skirts

HOLD THAT HEM LINE’—  Little Below the Knee Club Rebels Aaainst Lona Skirts

Texas Women Proud Of Legs; Really Rebel ‘Aaainst New F all Style Of Lona Skirts _

Why Should a Girl Cover Up Her Legs? Texans Rebel Against Long Skirt Fad

HOLD THAT HEM LINE  Dallas Women Plan Saturday Parade Against Lower Skirts

Long Skirts Bring Texas Rebellion 1, 300 Women Oppose Style Dexcee

HOME EDITION  (Four Editions Daily)   REBELLION! ‘HOLD THAT HEM. LINE!’  L. B. K. Club Stands on Its ‘Best Points’ -

Texas Women, Proud of Legs. Rebel at New  ond Skirt Fad’   1,300 Pian Parade of Protest Saturday

US INCOME IN YEAR 10 TOP 170 BILLIONS   Senate Group Ready to Cut Taxes on This Assumption

TO EXPLODE MYSTERY ,  Army Readies Jet Planes To Chase Flying Dises

Flying Discs Fill Air But Baffle Nation   Jets In Readiness To Pursue Saucers; Revelations Hinted   Pictures on Page 14

House Committee Opens Inquiry on Film Industry   Infiltration of Communists into Hollywood Probed

Sereen Writer Group Scored  As Dangerous   Congress CommitteeProbe Wears Trappings of Hoilvwood

DIRECTOR WOOD SAYS COMMUNISTS SOUGHT TO ‘CTEED’ CIEAA FT EARMERC INTO ‘THE PEN DIVER’

Dr. Einstein States War May Occur By 1955 Unless There ls New Atom Approch

Polish Foe Of Reds Safe In England   ‘Fugitive Leader Says He Had Been Marked for Death

200 JAP HOLDOUTS HUNTED BY AIRMEN   Perpetrators of Fiaming-Gasoline Execution of 150 Americans BeHeved in Group.

U.S. Army Plane Hunting For Jap Soldier Holdouts   Philippine Island Combed At Treetop Level For Some Of Men Wanted For Flame ~ Execution Of 150 Americans

Newest Navy Fighter Is On Exhibit   “Banshee” Capable o’ 600-Mile-an-Hour Speed, Rapid Climb

U. §. Aid Needec To Save Czechs From ‘Squeeze’  Dirksen Says Fall Due in 120 Days

IN BATTLE ON  ABOR BILL   ‘Dewey’s Man” Chai lenges Amendment Backed by Ohioan

IVES AND TAFT IN BATTLE ON LABOR BILL   “Dewey's Man” Chal lenges Amendment Backed by Ohioan

Senate Nearing First Vote Test On Labor Bil   Vote On Amendment May Come On Monday—May Reflect Ultimate Outcome   SENATORS IVES AND TAFT IN BATTLE

Senate, Moves To First Test Of Labor Bill   Debate Touches on GOP Presidential Race; Taft Backs Amendment

IVES BATTLE LOOMS ON LABOR BILL   Showdown Vote Due Monday On Provision to Outlaw Union ‘Coercion’

LABOR BILL REGARDED AS SOUNDING BOARD WITH BEARING ON PRESI.  “DENTIAL HACE

MEYERS INQUIRY IN FINAL STAGE   Jury May Indict Accused General by Nightfall

Meyers Waits Jury Decision   Indictment Expected For Retired General

Train Is Dedicated   Freedom ‘Train Will Take Documents Around United States

SENATE TO STUDY K-F STEEL SUPPLY   ‘Small Business Committee To Hear Kaiser

MONTGOMERY ISFETED BY STALIN   Brit. Military ~ Leader Given $8000  Coat in Moscow

PRESIDENT OF MEXICO TO GET BiG WELCOME   Miguel Aleman to Be Greeted on Arrival In Washington by Mr. Truman.

Mexican President Gets Greetings from Air While En Route to Washington

SPECIAL: COMMISSION ADVO.  .CATES FREE SCHOOLING  : «° INCLUDE TWO YEARS ~- > ‘ OF COLLEGE

Atomic Bombs Come Cheaper, Scientist Says   Evacuation of Palestine  Begun As Jews Study  Sari

Scientist Asserts A - Bomb Can Be Produced Without Making Heavy Investment

Hornbeck Held ° ~. For.Grand Jury   Charged With  Stealing Money_-From Roonis in. Hotel-Ulster: .

Young Held For ‘The Grand Jury   Farrell Charges. Watch Had Been Taken From His Room: Here

Si. Remy Man Held In Theft of Plate   Bélmore Arrests Em berson After. Investigation ; of Accident _

WAGNER AGAIN TO SEEK BOARD OF MEDIATION   Sentiment for New Labor Legislation Mounts in House

Blanket Order Against Converted Planes Is Not Slated, Landis Avers   Third Major Air Disaster Claiming 50 Lives On West Virginia Mountain Peak Shocks U. $

-TIME OKLAHOMA SLAYER AND BANK ROBBER CAPTURED   Nation-wide Hunt for Julius D. Bohannon Ends With His Arrest Near Citronelle, Ala., by FBI.   DESPERADO ESCAPED © FROM PRISON SEPT. 1   Beer Tavern He Operated Is Surrounded and Outlaw Never Has Chance to Get Nearby Rifle

KILLER CAPTURED BY “SMALL ARMY’   ‘Nationwide Hunt For Okla»  homa Desperado Ends With.   Arrest In Alabama ~

Bohannon Was Under  Two Life Sentences _ And One 99-Year Term For Killina Three Men

REMOVE BUSINESS FROM LABOR LAWS IS LANDIS’ IDEA   Proposes Limits To Meaning Of Federal Interstate Commerce Laws

Would Take Small Busines: From Under US Labor Laws  And Place With State Jurisdiction

U.S. Labor Law Changes Suggested    ‘Smaller Businesses Would Be Exempt From Federal Rule

PROPOSES STATE LABOR RULE FOR SMALL BUSINESS "REP, LANDIS ASKS  FOR RELAXATION OF FEDERAL CONTROLS

Opposition To Bonus Grows   Ohio Overseas Vets Objec To Flat $10 Per Month Proposal.

SERVICE BONUS MEETS DEBATE   ‘Opposition To Fiat Ohio Payment Heard

Veterans Hit Bonus Proposal   Overseas Service Premium Is Sought

HOUSE BILL NO. 1 T0 SLASH TAXES   Swift Republican Action Of Personal Income Lev. ies Promised

U0, P. PROMISES SWIFT TAX ACTION   KNUTSON TO PRESS FOR 20 PCT. CUT — BATTLE OVER LIQUOR LEVIES LOOMS.

Noted Song Writer Is Dead at 54   Author Of Dozens Of Hit Tunes, Walter Donaldson, Expires

Walfer Donaldson, Author Of Many Hit Songs, Dies After Long Illness

WRITER OF TOP SONG HITS DIES   Long Illness Is Fata To Walter Donaldson, ‘My Mammy’ Author

Three Dead In Crash Of Army Planes   B-23 Bomber ana srauicr Collide; Pilot cf Smaller Craft Chutes To Safety.

Less Meat In  Prospect For 1948, Report   Seasonal Ine Brings Sharp Drop

LESS MEAT IS FORECAST FOR NATION IN '48   Cut Of 7 Per Cent. In Per Capita Supply Seen By Dept.

Meat Is Reported Down In Price At Wholesale Levels   Agriculture Department Sees Less Meat C  American Tables Next Year; Extra Session (eis Dee, SO el

MEAT SUPPLY SHRINKAGE IS PREDICTED   Department of Ag. Makes Forecast in Spite of Lower Prices

Agriculture Department — ~ Sees Less Meat In 1948   Food Collecting Train To Cross Country Next Month—U..S. Chamber Predicts ’Buyers’ Market’

MEAT WILL BE LESS PLENTIFUL NEXT 12 MONTHS   Supplies Will Be About Seven Percent Below This Year’s   SHARP DECLINE IN WHOLESALE PRICES

Meat Expected To Be Searcer In Next Year   Definite Program to Meet High Prices to Be Ready by Nov. 14

Agriculture Dept. Sees  Less Meat Next Year   Packing Industry Reduces Prices; May Be Noticed By Public Soon

LESS MEAT SEEN IN “48 AS CATTLE SUPPLY DWINDLES   Current Prices, However, Take Sharp Drop, Packing Industry Reports.   FEED CROPS A FACTOR   ‘Friendship Train’ Planned to Collect Food for Europe.

Soviet Likely To Bid Again For UN Curb On A-Bombs   Gromyko Gives Hint Russia Would Okay World-Wide Control

Russia Set To Renew Demand For Atomic Ban   Committee Works Behind Clesed Doors In Effort To Reconeile U.S. And Baviet Views On issue

Soviets Insist Qn Atomie Ban      Move Indicated In Talk By Gromyko; Balkan Issue Unsettled

America And Britain Still Insist First On International Control]

Russia Is Due To Renew Atom Plan   Members of Security Council Trying To End Disagreement

Russia Maps U.N. Demand   Want U. N. Council To Outlaw Immediately Use of Atomic Weapons

Russia Would Outlaw Usin g Atom Weapons   Soviet Expected to Agnin Demand Ban At U. N. Council Session; Work Planned

Russ fo Push Demand for Ban on Afom   Soviet Meve Expeefad As U.N. Commission Resumes Sessions

To Urge Immediate Outlawing A-Arms   Soviet Union Will Then Agree To International Contro And Inspection

U. S., Russia At Odds on  Momic Plan   Committee at Work Behind Closed Doors

Househunting Nobility  Fire Destroys South Wing Of Princess’ Bridal Home

Fire Destroys Large Part Of Princess’ Bridal Home   Authorities Check on Possibility of In cendiarism With Political Motives

Princess Home Swept By Blaze   Roof Caves in: Arson Ruled Out as Cause

Fire Damages Bridal Home of Elizabeth   South Wing Burns; Police Satisfied Blaze Accidental

Spectacular Fire Wrecks Bridal Home   Princess Elizabeth's Sunninghill Park Place Much Damavced

BRIDAL HOME IS DAMAGED BY FIRE   Entire South Wing and Roof of Princess Elizabeth’s Structure Damaged.

Fifty-Foot Flames Destrey Section Of Princess Elizabeth’s New Home

FIRE HITS BRIDAL HOME OF PRINCESS   Spectacular Blaze Destroys Entire  South Wing of Resadence

BRITISH BRIDAL HOME DAMAGED BY BLAZE   Arson Suspected In Fire At Elizabeth’s Estate

Find Wreckage On Blue Ridge Peak In Virginia   PCA Official Doubts Any Survivors; Rescue Workers Must Climb Mountain

Pennsylvania Central DC.4 Had Left Pittsburgh 8: Before Crash Was Dun Washington In 20 Minute   PLANE WAS FLYING THRU DRIVING 1

New Baby Volcano Shows in Mexico   Geologists Gather ta Visit Quthreak That Appeared Sust Last Week

Denver Woman Become: First American To Win British Amateur Event

Title Comes  To US. For First Time   Babe Discards Skirt To Win In Her Slacks

IS AFTER GLOBE: CIRCLING MARK :   FOUNTAIN PEN TYCOON “TAKES OFF ° SATURDAY

Confusion Beclouds . Phone Strike Issue   Night Negotiations: Bring No Results In Long . Strike -

‘Development’ Forecast In Telephone Deadlock Fails To Make Headway   Members Of Another Independent Union, Whose Leader Signed An Agreement With New York Company, Vote To Stay Off Job

Chances ‘Slim’ In Lake Michigan Storm  Freichter, 28 Aboard. In Peril

“RATS FOR LF   346 Foot Ship Being Swept! Close te Sangercusly  Shallow Water

AID 1S RUSHED DISABLED SHIP   Badly Crippled Freighter With 28 Aboard, Wallows In Wind-Whipped Lake

House Prepares To Ask Delay in Tariff Cut Plans   Ways and Means Group to Propose That Truman Suspend Demand for Slash   ATOM COMMISSION DEBATE EXPECTED   Some Senators Feel Panel Nommated By President Is Poorly-Balanced

Robert Hiatt Guilty Of Assault, Jury’s Verdict   Judge McCord Sets Friday Date for Sen  tencing Pocahontas Man, 29

IOWA JURY SAYS HIATT IS GUILTY   But Verdict Is Based on Lesser Charge

JURY CONVICTS ROBERT HIATT   Judge Sets Friday for  Sentencing of Iowan

U.S. TANKER IN PERIL IN ALEUTIAN AREA   Ships Go To Aid Of Strick: en El Caney

A TANKER IN TROUBLE   Army Ship El Caney Loses Rudder In North Pacific

STRICKEN TANKER AWAITS RESCUERS   Army Craft in Peril South of Aleutians

REYNOLDS NEAR CANADIAN FIELD   “Bombshell” Is Behind Scheduled Landing Tim

Young Gunman Slips Through Police Net  Robber Believed Heading North After Series Of Holduns. Theftc

Two Die in Sedgwick Gas Transeort Crash”   Trucks Collide Head-on On Kachi-Towonda Rant Wect of El Darado

DIE IN FIREY CRASH   Transport Drivers Killed In Head On Truck Collision

‘CLASS WORK’ TO CONTINUE FOR 3 DAYS   Instructions. and Gifts For Homemakers “OF Region   SOME. TICKETS LEFT

PARTY LEADER ESCAPES FROM ~ DEATH THREAT   INTERNATIONAL MYSTERY 18 CLEARED UP WHEN PLANE :  LANDS. FROM GER-. "MANY

US. REPORTED WILLING 10 TAKE OVER IN GREECE   Acheson Hands Note to British Envoy; Britain Must Retain Troops in Area

Historic Change In U.S. Foreign Policy   Conditioned on Britain Keeping Troops There To Uphold Government; May Mean Backing Up Turkey, Too

U. S. Ready To Agree To Help Great Britain Carry Burden in Greece

U.S. To He ‘Ip Br sitish Give Aid ToGreece   Agreement Reported Made Contingent On England Occupying Country

New Foreign Policy. Looms for America  May Shoulder Part of Load Carried by Britain in Greece

U.S. Agrees Help Britain InGreece “   Move May Bring . Historic Change ‘ In Foreign Policy

Move May Bring Historic Shift in American Policy  With Arms and Cash Te Alen shila  aeehiltw

Foreign Policy Departure Draws Fire   Administration Plar Calls for Arms, Funds for Greece

Diplomatic Sources Say U.S.AgreesInPrinciple To Bolster Britain In Greece

Hand Note To British  Ambassado1   Agreeable To Help Shoulder Load in Greece; May Advance  Some $250,000,000

FOREIGN POLICY:CHANGE SEEN  U.S. Claimed To Have Okayed Plan: To Aid British In Greece

U.S. AGREES TO HEI DIN PREECE   Move May Bring Historic Change In American — Foreian Policy   BRITAIN IS GIVEN REPLY FAVORABLE IN PRINCIPLE

AMERICA GIVES AID IN GREECE   Impoverished Britain To Get Help; U.S. Foreign Policv Devised

Outlay of 250 Million During Year Predicted   Congress Opponents Deplore U. S.  Barrines Reds in Mediterranean

U.S. May Assist British Shoulder Load in Greece   Move Would Bring Bic Change in Foreign Policy

U, 5. AGREES T0 AlD IN GREECE   America Would Foot Most of Bill, Help Out Britain Once More

J. 3, AGGEPTS GREEK OFFER IN PRINGIPLE   Answer to Britain Contain: Condition That Troops Stay in Greece.

ISSCIISIOI FAL SR AVRRREREEECARER «2 Os  WILDLIFE ‘MEASURE, BAN ON FIREWORKS CONCERN ASSEMBLY

Wildlife Bill Hits Hoppers  For Row   Review For Week Is Presented To  Readers

Sen. Bricker Threatened  With Death   Series Of Three Telephone Calls Received By Him In Night

3 Death Threats Phoned to Home Of Sen. Bricker   Messages to Ohioan Are Believed from Lunatic; : Caller Was Woman

BRIUAER REGEIVES THREE MORE GALLS THREATENING HIM   Authorities Believe Tha Woman Who Left Tele. phone Messages Is De. mented Person.   COUPLE DOUBTS  }ACT’S SERIOUSNESS

More Threats Received By Sen. Bricker   Woman Phones Senator At His Columbus Home Threatening “To Get Hun.”

Dewey Heads East On Final Lap of  Midwestern Tour   Schedules Visit with Mother and at University of Michigan Carapus

DEWEY HEADS EAST AS TOUR NEARS ENC   Governor Plans All-out Figh For Nomination

Reaffirms Stand on Rent Control  President Denies Making. « Deal

TRUMAN DENIES MAKING RENT DEAL WITH SEN, HAWKES   Leaves in Doubt Whether He Will Approve or Veto Proposed 10 Per Cent Increase.   STAND FOR CONTROL REMAINS UNCHANGED   President Lauds Hoover's Work, but Declines to Discuss Latter’s Relief Recommendations.

Mischievous Plane Takes Off Without Pilot, Flies 65 Miles, Lands in Field

Airmen Scratch Heads Over Antics of Mischievous Little Lisht Plane

MISCHIEVOUS LITTLE PLANE TAKES OFF BY ITSELF, FLIES 65 MILES, THEN LANDS SAFELY

PLANE TAKES OFF ALONE, LEAVING PILOT BEHIND  LOOK! NO HANDS! AND IT FLIES

_MISCHIEVOUS PLANE Takes Off ‘Without Leave,’ Flies 65 Miles, Lands OK

SRN madthe QM A SAR  Piane Ditches Student Flier, Takes 65-Mile Jaunt, Lands Practically Undamaged

Pilotless Plane Leaves Texas Field, Flies 65 Miles to Land Undamaned

Trygve Lie Fails See World Gain  Sights No Prospects Of War, However

POSSIBILITY OF WAR IS REMOTE   Annual U. N. Report I. Generally Pessimistic, However

GREAT POWERS BLAMED ; Lie Sees No Prospects Of War Despite Little Progress Of UN

LIE BELITTLES THREAT OF WAR IN U.N, REPORT   Secretary Declares Political Differences Hurt Peace Efforts

No War Prospect At Present Says UN's Chairman   ‘Lie’s Annual Report I: Pessimistic About Peace, However

UN Secrelary-General’s Annual Rep ort Generally Pessimistic  Lie Says World Situation Not Improved, Scouts War Prospect

LIE SEES NO WAR PROSPECTS SOON   U. N. LEADER THINKS WORLD SITUATION NOT AS BAD ' AS SOME BELIEVE.

BASIL WHITENER ON LEGAL BODY   Gastonia Man Appointed By  Governor To Serve On  Commission Studying Ad ministration Of Justice In  North Carolina.

Senafe Heads For Test Vote On Balkan Aid   Eastland Calls for Resist ance To Communism On All Fronts

Global Fight On Communism  Urged by U.S.   Mississippi Senator Calls for Resistance On Every Front: Is Critical of Wallace

Senator Asks Resistance to Communism  Qn All Fronts   Eastland Assails Wallace for Trying ‘To Induce Allies To Desert U. S.’

SENATE NEAR TEST VOTE ON U.S. AID PLAN   First Test Will Come On Motion to Deny Aid to Turkey

wastland For,Jon Resistance toOn Red Advance Thi   Jones Passed On RR Loans Tho Off RFC

Senate Heads For Test Vote On Loan Bill   Eastland Asks Resistance To Communist Forces On Evers Frout

fruman Signs Bill to Reveal List to Public   Anderson Says His Staff Compiling Roll of Big Speeulators

Special Session May be Called      Marshall, Vandenberg to Report Today On All-American Defense Treaty

Marshall Returns From Rio To Tackle European Crisis  Old World Must Have Help This Year To Prevent Crack-Up. Says lovett

Recovery Plar Is Facing More Trouble   Marshall Prepares to Tackle Economic Problem

FORMER WEALTHY MAN FIRE VICTIM   Bankrupt Millionaire Perishes  -As Blaze Sweeps Garage-Home

STALIN, TO SEE MARSHALL BEVIN   Hint Meeting ‘in the Wind’ If Leaders Are’ Not Getting Sitent Treatment

Stalin, Bevin May Confer Soon   Minister and British Secretary May Meet This Weekend

New York Bride Is Kidnaped And Raped   Thirteen-State Alarm Sent Out For Four Men Who Drove Off With Wife Of Max Hill

MAN WHO KILLED TWO AND KIDNAPED WOMAN ‘SURRENDERED EARLY SUNDAY °*

ELLS LOVE FOR WIFE OF NEIGHBOR   Marsh Surrenders; Says He Didn’t Know He Killed Two Men

TWO CHICAGO BANDITS DIE. IN GUN FIGHT   Three Others Give Up;. Were Trying  : Million-D ollar. : Fheft: — swat

YEGGS, POLICE BATTLE AN HOUR   TWO CHICAGO SAFE CRACKERS ARE KILLEO

PRESIDENT GETS SPEEDIER PLANE   Flying White House DC( Replaces ‘Sacred Cow’ This Summer

Add Two Billion To Tax Returns   Treasury in Drive Against Tax Evasion

YOUTHS CONFESS BEATING FARMER   SHERIFF WOOLBRIGHT RETURNS PAIR FROM WISCONSIN POLICE

Double Estimate on Tonnage Seaway Could Handle; Ore to Be Vital Cargo

Would Bring in 400,000 Europeans   Secretary Marshall Urges Action by Congress on Displaced Persons

URGES ACTION TO ADMIT DP’s   Marshall Asks U. S To ‘Practice What We Preach’

Govi. Officials Urge Congress To Open Door To European Keflugees

Marshall Urges U. S. To ‘Practice What We Preach’ and Admit 400,000 Homeless

MARSHALL WANTS NATION 10 PERMIT ENTRANCE OF DP’S   Secretary of State Says 100,000 Refugees from Europe Should Be Admitted in Four Years.   STATESMAN TELLS REASONS FOR STAND

Secretary Says Step ds Needed   Declares We Must Practice What We Preach

MARSHALL WOULD IMPORT 400,000 MORE REFUGEES   No Chance of Needed Legislation During Present Session of Congress.

World Waits To See If US Admits Them   Urges Larger Europear Immigration Quotas To Practice American Preaching.

Marshall Urges Action On DP’s   Leads Series Of High Government Officials Asking Entry For 400.000 Europeans To U. S.

Britain, Russia To Consult on Marshall Plan   Other Nations Also Conferring.

'Report Britain Will Consult Directly with Russia Concerning European Reconstruction

Britain, Reds To Discuss Aid Plan   Consultations Will Be Held By Diplomats

pritain To Confer With Russia Soon   Will Discuss Marshall’s Plan For European Aid

BRITISH WILL TALK TO REDS ABOUT UNITY   Foreign Office Spokesmar Says Britain Will Con: sult Directly With Mos. cow on U.S.-Advancec Economic Plan.

Truman Comm. Says Worthy Sutdents Should Have Two  Years Colleqe Free.

2 Years Free College Work  R ec ommended   Truman Commission Urges Tuition-Free Training For All Worthy Students

Truman's Board Urges Free Schooling Through First Two Years of College 

Truman Group Urges "Sweeping Changes In Higher Education   Tuition-Free Schooling for , Two Years Asked

Free Tuition for Worthy Students for Two Years Advocated by Commission

Community Colleges”  Free College Education For Two Years-No Segregation Truman Commission Urges

King Involved In Pay Expose   Subterfuge Charged In ‘Sea Duty’ Salary

Press Finds U. §. Aid in Securing Italian Cabinet   This One Is Fourth To Be Heard by Premier De Gasperi

Orange Nylon Plant Stopped By Picket Line   Boilermakers Strike idles Over 2,000; Negotiations Start

MARTIN SEES NO NEED FOR SPECIAL CALL   if Congress should Meet GOP Will Seek  Deep Cuts in Taxes

Martin Says Tax Slash Bill Planned lf Truman Calls Extra Session

Martin Regards Tax Action as Likely If Congress Holds Special Sessior

Stull Tuned Up for a Move For a Tax Cut   No Information As to Special Session Given

Yacht Murder Prosecution Nears Close   State Calls Rebuttal Witnesses In Fina] Effort To Convict Beulah Overell and George Gollum.

TURKEY LIKES US. NAVY VISHT   Peasants Cheer As Four American Warships Ride Bosphorus

(1.5, NAVAL FORCE VISITS TURKEY   ;  BRIDES AT ANCHOR IN BOSPHOBUS —MASSED THOUSANDS ON SHORES.

AMERICAN FLEET ~ STOPSIN TURKEY   Four-Ship Naval Force Pays Social Call; Peasants Line Shores

American Navy borce Payvir 1g Visit in turkish Waters   Thousands of Peasants Cheer Fleet Units as They Traverse Dardanelles and Then Drop Anchor

AMERICAN WARSHIPS RIDING OFF TURKE)   Theusands Of Cheering Turks View -Naval Force Headed By Carrier Leste

Turks See Yank Ships  as Friends   [Greet Visiting Fleet ot  Four Ships As Their  Heroes:

MORE THAN MILLION TAKE PART IN DEMONSTRATION  Arabs Stage Bloodless Walkout In Grim Protest ~ Aaainst Latest Proposal To Partition Holy Land

Bloodless Strike Against Zionism Staged By Arabs   Protests Against Partition. of Palestine. Heard Throughout Arab World—Immigronts Are Shipped To Cyprus

BLOODLESS GENERAL STRIKE IN HOLY LAND   An Estimated 1,500,000 Arabs Protested Proposal To Partiflan Palectina

Arabs Strike On Holy Land Partition Plan   One-Day Protest Bloodless; British Start Refugees Of te Conrne

ARABS STAGE MASS PROTEST TO PARTITION   Sections of Holy Land - Paralyzed by Strike Of 1,500,000

Food Stores Closed By Strike Of Clerks . ‘In Southern California

Mancheno Claims Rebels Giving Way   Loyblists Launch Attack In Ecuador

Ecuadorian Forces Battle For Control   Mancheno Troops Launch Attack South Of Quito

Ecuador Army Opens Drive On Rebels South of Quito   Fighting Takes Place Along Railway Line With Government Forces Using Tanks, Infantry and Artillery—Insurgent Resistance Reported “Kasing”—Censorship Imposed by   Mancheno Leads Two Newspapers to Close.

Legislators Pass Expenses Bill Over Goy. Oshorn’s Veto, But Auditor May Not 0.K. Claims

Ex. Price Boss Says He Sees ‘Little Danger’ Of Depression   Disastrous Collapse In Prices, However,  ‘Seen As Possibility

Cost Of Goods To Consumer Said Too High  Aban do nment Of  ee ee ea ey oe   Abandonment Of Wartime Controls Declared Unwise

Serious Drop In Prices  Hinted   High Price Level Draws Criticism By Henderson

Collapse of Prices Seen By Henderson   Former Price Chief Finds No Danger of Major Depression

HENDERSON SEES NO BIG DEPRESSION   Former Price Administrator Tells Congressional Group, However, That a Price Collapse May Materialize,

Drop In Prices Predicted . . . . Sees Litthe Danger Of Major Recession

Drop In Fries Predicted » i+ » Sees Little Danger Of Major Recession

No Major Drop In Business, Says Henderson   FORMER OPA CHIEFTAIN HOWEVER ISSUES WARNING

Henderson Says Prices Might Drop   Ex-Price Administrator Sees Little Danger  * of Depression of Big Proportions   Viewpoints Clash   Henderson’s. Views Are “at Variance. With Bunting . ’

SEE POSSIBILITY PRICE COLLAPSE   HENDERSON DENIES MAJOR DEPRESSION, SEES PRICE CHANGE

New Depression Held Unlikely By Leon Henderson   Can Expect Price Collapse Soon, However, He Says

Depression Unlikely, Say:  Henderson   Adjustment in Prices Seen,  But No Slump

Price Collapse Held Possible   Leon Henderson Doubts, However, Any Major Depression To Come.

Thinks Prices May Collapse  Henderson Sees No FEmmoediate Dancer

Revenge Raid Made By Jews ‘Against Arabs      Raid Tops Off Day In . “Which 22 Die In Holy Land

JEWS ATTACK BY MOONLIGH!   Village Near Jerusalem Object of Apparent “Revenge” Raid

Avenging Jews Attack Silwan By Moonlight   Raid Climaxes Day-Lon; Action by Arab Snipers

22 Die in Day's Violence Jews Raid Arab Town   ‘Retaliation Attack By Moonlight In Village Near Jerusalem

Jewish-Arab Strife Claims 22 More Lives  Hagana Raids Town; Casualties Heavy’      Hagana Raids Town; Casualties Heavy"”’

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   French Troons Arrest Communist Militants

FRENCH POLICE NAB COMMIES   82 Reds Jailed And 1,000 Held For Questioning On Rioting

Reds To Oppose Army Unloading Marseille Ships   Police Arrest 82 And Hold 1,090 For Probe Of Riotous Disorders

ROME STRIKE . GALL ISSUED EARLY TODAY   FRENCH dovennienier TAKES OFFENSIVE ne ‘kvronr 10: END MARIELE ~ ‘ RIOTING ..

SENATE RENEWS FOOD CONTROLS   Legislation Asked on Control of Sugar Rationing

Senate Passes Bill to Renew U.S. Controls on Scarce Food for 90 Days

AUTO OUTPUT CUI BRINGS DEMAND FOR STEEL PROBE   General Motors Plans To Re duce Production Because Of Shortage

Probe of Steel Situation Asked  Production Cutting Do, nn ae een  ee oe   Production Cutting Plan Brings Request

Probe of Steel Situation Asked  Production Cutting Plan Brings Request

Reuther Asks Steel Inquiry After GM Cut  In Production   Restriction of Output Is, Charged By UAW  President

AUTO UNION HEAD ASKS FOR PROBE OF STEEL SETUP   ‘Demand Comes on Heels of Plan to Curtai] Production of Automobiles

a ee  UAW HEAD ASKS PROBE OF STEEL   Curtailed Auto Production Brings Reuther Demand.

Reuther Seeks Steel Probe In  PleaToTruman   Charges Industry Cutting Down Production, Hits ‘Monopoly’; 70,200 Face Furloughs

Raps Steel In Planned ,Cut at GM.   Reuther Charges Steel Industry’s Restriction Of Production Capacity  henttlae IIS KFreanamy

STATE SCHOOLS GET RUGE FUND   James A. Gray Of WinstonSalem Sets Up Endowment Fund Of $1,700,000 To Be Divided Between Eleven N. C. Colleges.

‘No Opposition On Terminal  Bond Pay Bill   Send Bill To White House Raise Allowances For Student Vets.

CASHING OF BONDS MAY BE ALLOWED   $1,800,000,000 Total Held by 3,000,000 Vets

Senate Vote: Increase for Gl Students   Sheof of Veterans Measures Pressed By GOP Leaders

Senate Passes Terminal Leave Bond Pay Bill   Living Allowances Increased To Vets Going To School

(ther Veterans Legislation Gets Attention  Veterans Aftendinga   Veterans Attending School Would Get Larger Allowances

News Day And Night   9,000,000 Veterans May Turn In Bonds Sept. L Under Proposal      Pay Of Those In School Increased   Action Deferred On Plar To Increase Ceilings On Training Jobs

Senate Votes fo Let Vets Cash Bonds   Measure Means 8 500,000 Can Get ; $1,800,000,000 Sept. 

Veterans May Get Cash After Sept. 1   Measure Sent to Truman for Siqnature

‘Cashing of Leave ‘Bonds Is Approved   Senate Sends Bill to Truman by Unanimous Vote; Hike for Gl’s in School Also OK'd

SENATE PASSES ORDER TO CASH GI LEAVE BOND   New Terminal Pay Act Would Give Veterans $200 Average After September 1

Other Veterans Legislation Gets Attention   Veterans Attending School Would Get Larger Allowances

Senate Hikes G.1L.School  Allowances   Leave Bond Measure Sent to White House For President's 0. K.

Favored by Republican Leadership   Senator Taft Urges Large: Subsistence and Cashing of Bonds Now

Senate Votes  Vets More Pay   Terminal Leave Bonds Will Be Redeemed, GI Rate Lifted

Terminal Pay Bill Passed By Senate   Measure Permits Cashing of Bonds By Gls After Sept. 

Measure Awaits Only Signature  Of Truman Now   Bill Hiking Education Allowances of GI's Also Passed by Senate

Measure Goes To President For Approval   Senate Also Acts On Increased Allowances For Schoolgoers And Boosts Pensions

September 1 Set As Cashing Date GI Leave Bonds   Senate Unanimously Passes Measure And Sends It To Truman

Measure Is Passed, 85 to 0 And Sent To Truman; Taft Says “Bill fs Justified”?  Can Be Cashed In After September 1     Veterans Permitted, But Not Required to Cash Bonds: GI Students May Get Boost

Bill to Cash Vets’ Bonds to President   Passes Senate. 85: to 0; Permits Gls “To Get Money Sept. 1

Senate Vote Is Unanimous   Senate Passes, Sends to House Bill Increasing School Vet Allowances

Senate Passes Bill For Gls To Cash Bonds  Benefits Hiked For Vets Who Ava le Cehaal

Measure Goes To President For Approval   Enables Vets To Cash $1,800,000,000  Terminal Leave Bonds

Senate Passes Bill o Increase GI School Aid   Sen. Taft Urges Passage of Bill to Cash Terminal Bonds

Turns to Sheaf Of Veterans’ Bills Today  Includes Leave. . Bond Measure. .

Millions Given Option To Get Unused Leave  Payments Now   Senate Passes Act Boosting Allowance Kor Student ‘Vets’

Terminal Leave Bond Cashing Bill  Goes to Truman  Senate Passes Measure  85 to 0; Votes Larger  aAaAwanlea

—Veterans Legislation—  Terminal Leave Bond Cashing Gets Senate’s Approval

CASH GRANTE FOR TERMINAL LEAVE BONDS   VETERANS COLLEGE LIVING FUNDS INCREASED

Vets To Be Paid Cash For Bonds   Won't Have To Wait 5 Years As First Voted

- —SENATE— GI’s May Get Money Sept. 1   EDUCATION AID ALSO APPROVED

SENATE VOTES BOOST IN Gl SCHOOL FUNDS   Ups Allowances for Veterans; Measure Now Goes to House

Terminal Pay Measure Sent To President  Bill Permits Cashing of $1,800,000,000  im Vets’ Leave Bonds

Bill on President Truman’s Desk for Cashing Vet Bonds  Exchange Authorized on Sept. 1—Average Is E180 far Ea-hk

Bill Permitting Terminal Bond Cashing Passes   Measure Goes To White House After Unanimous Approval; Increase Livjung Allowances For Vets

$1,800,000,000 INBONDS COULD BECASHED SOON   Senate Approves 85 to ¢ Bill Passed by House in Vote of 386 to 0

GOP Presses for Senate Action on Veterans Bills  Taft Puts Measures At Top, Hoping to Have Action Today

Senate Votes To Cash Vets’ Leave Bonds   Bill 10 Hike Allowances Of Ex-GI Students  Alen Beemenye nd

Senate Boosts Subsistence Pay  Of Gl Students   Chamber Nears Actior On Cashing Of Termina Leave Bonds.

BILL TO ALLOW CASHING LEAVE BONDS PASSES   Another Measure Will Permit More Funds For Education

Bill on Cashing Terminal Leave  Bonds Next Up   Living Allowances For Gls It School First Of Several To Be Passed

Permits Vets Cash Bonds After Sept. 1   Would Also Increase Allowances to Veterans Attending School. No Word Fram Triiman

BILL TO LET VETS CASH LEAVE BONDS “PASSED BY SENATE   Measure Approved, 85 to 0,  and Sent to Truman-——Sept,   1 Set as Earliest Redemption Date. 4   ($1,800,000,000 WORTH  IN HANDS OF 9,000,000   Upper Branch Also Votes Increase in Living Allowances to Ex-Soldiers ~ Going to School.

VETS MAY CASH TERMINAL BONDS   Senate Passes Legislation by 85-0 Vote

President Gets GI Bond Bill   Law Also Would Boost Subsistence Pay by 15 Percent

doh pt Dawns:       Fire’S  rire Starts at Dawn; attle Seven Hours Tp  : Battles Further Loss!

FIREFIGHTERS Wik 7-HOUR BATTLE   $500,000 Blaze Hits Wisconsin Town During 90-Deoree Heat Wave

LAW BATTLE T00L   Green Advocates Use of Both Union Funcs and Voluntarv Gifts

Foreshadows Possible Court Test Of Taft-Hartley Prohibitions  Green Announces AFL Funds Use To Campaign Against Labor Law

TwoKilled, 14 Hurt Battling Tujunga Blaze   Navy. Sends Second Contingent of 100  From. Terminal] Island

STRIKERS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR JOBLESS PAY   Ban on Unemployment Compensation Included In Labor Bills Signed by Duff.

JUDGE MOORE ASKS RELEASE OF MRS. DURANT   Bond Is $5,000 Pending Government Decision  On Ruling

Eastport, Me., Fire Loss Is $1, 000. ,000   Flames Follow Blast On Waterfront Razing Sardine Packing Plants

Miss America Contest Judges Tonight To Select 15 for Finals Competition

Measure Provides Funds For Flood Control Work On Mississippi River

Spat Between U.S, Soviet Delegates Shatters UN Calm   Comes During Debate On Balkans

Southwestern Bell Strike Is Settled   Forty-Two Thousand Employes on Strike in Five-State Area Will Be Ordered to Return to Work Immediately on Basis of $4.42 Weekly Increase.   But Picket Lines of Affiliated Federation Will Be Respected

Employes in Five States Ordered Back to Work   Average Pay Boosts of $4.42 Granted; Lower Brackets Will Receive Only $2 and $3 Raises.

On Basis Of $4.42 Boost   - Workers Ordered Back On Jobs.at Once, But Pledge to Observe  - NETW Picket Lines

All-Night Negotiations Result in Settlement Early Saturday Morning

On Basis of a Weekly Wage Increase of Approximately $4.42.   A JOINT ANNOUNCEMENT   42,000 Employes on Strike Will Be Ordered to Return Inmimediately.

Wage Increases Averaging $4.4? Per Week Included in Agreement   Immediate Return to Work Is Ordered; ACEW Picket Lines Will Remain in Some Texas Cities

Workers Back On Jobs In This Area   Weekly Wage Hike Ot $4.42 Basis Of Settlement

ALL-NIGHT NEGOTIATIONS RESULT IN SETTLEMENT TELEPHONE STRIKE SATURDAY   Mexia Operators Back at Switch Boards

Settlement Puts 42,000 Back on Job   Non-supervisory Workers Get $4.42 Weekly Wage Hike-5 States Affected

May Have to Pay “Nice Little Chonk of Dough,” Says Comedian’sSponsor

Hollywood Man Reports Rent Raised From $30 Per Month to $20 Per Day

Atomic Energy Consulfations Held Essential      Lilienthal ‘Undergoes Tongue-Lashing from Senator McKellar

Challenges Antagonist’s Right To Head Atomic Commission  Sen. McKellar Lashes Out Brieflu At Foe Lilienthal

Lilienthal Agrees Army  Advice on Atom Essential   Testifies Commission, Which He Has Been Appointed to Head, Should Consult With Officers, but Demurs at Admitting Military to Its Sessions—Appointee Undergoes  j  Tongue-Lashing From Senator McKellar.

Energy Committee Comes Under Fire   Nomination of Lilienthal Is Seored by McKellar

Lilienthal Gets Tongue- Lash  ‘rom MeKellar   WeMahon Warns Soviet May Be Constructing Atom Plant in Urals

No One Hurt As Airliner Crash-Lands  Engine Trouble Develops as Plane Leaves Detroit

Clay Workers In Three States Out on Strike   Union Demands 12-Cent Hourly Pay Increase

Violence Claims 13 Carolinians   Four Of Victims Are 10-years-old Or Younger

EXPECT CLAPP T0 BE GIVEN SENATE OKER   Senator Hill Says the Opposition to Nominee for the Chairmapship of the TVA Seems to Have Collansed.

NATION'S FLAGS AT HALF STAFF   Transport Honda Knot Steama into San Francisco Bay —. Escort of _48 Planes Meets, Convoy. Outside Harbor — 2t-Gun Volley Accom. panies Dropping on Anchor.

Tribute Paid To War Dead   One Decatur County Youth Among Fallen Heroes on Transport

Transport Honda Knot Steams tnto San Francisco Bay — Escort of 48 Planes Meets Convoy Outside Harbor — 21-Gun Volley Aecompanes Dropping on Anchor.

FUNERAL SHIP DOCKED TODAY FROM PACIFIC   BODIES OF 3.0389 WHO GAVE LIVES FOR COUNTRY ARRIVE AT SAN FRAN.  cIsco

Red Occupation Chief Hurls New Charges at U. S.  — Clay Declines To Answer Cantral Caunci Attack 

Russian Blasts Western Allies’ Policy; ‘Marshall Sees New Hope for Agreement

Russian Denounces Occupation Methods   U. $. General Says Record Of Western Allies In Germany Speaks For Itself

Bitterly Denounces  Allies   Soviet Commander  In Germany Accuses U.S., Britain And France Of Violations

REDS ATTACK ALLIEN POLICY WITHIN REICH   PACTS AT POTSDAM AND YALTA BROKEN, SOVIETS CHARGE

Feud Over Germany Intensified   Soviet Agent Hurls 10. Point Attack at British and Americans

Red Marshal Flays Allies At Meeting   Violation of Potsdam and Yalta Pacts  Charged

Red General in Attack on Western Allies   Sokolovsky Says Yalta and Potsdam Acreements Broken

Red General Lashes Allies   Germany Occupation Denounced Bitterly

Clay Ignores Red Charges On Occupation   Passes Up Reply To Charges of  Capt: Steers oe

‘Soviet Leader Accuses Western Allies  Of Violating Potsdam And Yalta Pacts

AEDS AdoAlL UCCUPATION PROCEDURES   Western Allies’ Administration in Germany Bit terly Denounced.

CLAY'S ANSWER ON REICH ISSUE AWAITED TODAY   Soviet Marshal Bitterly Hits Administration Policy In Occupied Germany

British Face. Even Bleaker Austerity   Sir Stafford Cripps Sets New “Must” Export Tarqets

Bids Announced On. Road Work In Area Highway Project To Get Underway Soon

British String Barbed Wire Foi Palestine Fight  2,000 Civilians  To Leave Tuesday For Safety Of Native England

BRITISH FORCES TURN JERUSALEM INTO ARMED CAM!   Entire Blocks Barricades Pending Evacuation of  Women, Children

Britons Barricade jerusalem Streets   Palestine Becomes Fortress Aaainst Underaround Violence

Barricades Erected in Palestine   ‘British Forces Seek to End Reign of Violence

British Turn Palestine: Into a Mighty Fortress      Evacuate Women, Children; String Barb Wire, Renew All Defenses

SET BARRICADES IN JERUSALEM.   British Build Defenses Against Underground

British Open Work On Fortifications ' In Palestine Ares   Evidentlly Intend to Turn Holy Land Into Fortress Against Underground

British Begin Barricading All Palestine   Troops Throw Up Defenses Following Evacuation Orders

British Turning All Palestine .  Into Fortress   Military Labor Crews Busy Building Up Defenses.

British-Troops Fix Barricades  Palestine Fortress Aaainst Violence

British Turn Palestine Into Fortress Desiqned to Halt Underqround Violence

Palestine Is Being Placed  On Defensive   Barbed Wire Barricades Restrung and Non-Essential Residents are Being Evacuated.

Wives Protest Evacuation Order as Crews Work in Rain on Barbed - Barricades

British Renew Defense Lines In Jerusalem   All Palestine Is Being Turned Into Fortress Against Terrorists.

Military Crews Erecting Barricades in Palestine To Subdue Underground

Palestine An Armed Camp   Soldiers Set Up Barricades: As British “Prepare For ‘Violence Bésvin Evacuations

British Build Barricades In Palestine Zone   Labor Crews Speed Work Of Erecting Forts Agaiust Terrorist

Palestine Situation Is Tense   British Troops Prepare Against Underground Violence

All Palestine Being Set Up  As Fortress British Restringing Barbed   British Restringing Barbed Wire Barricade Defenses

British Turn Holy Land Into aFortress   Troops Ready Defense Against “Underground:

Barricades Are Being Erected   Protection Against Threat of Further Underground Violence

GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE IN PACT   Z Countries to Sign Alliance on Tuesday

British-French Alliance Agréed   Will Sign Treaty at Dunkerque Next Tuesday

British, French Agree on Pact  Alliance To Be Signe   Alliance To Be Signed At Dunkerque: Bevin

Not Confirmed Yet By White House Cireles   Matter Is Understood To Have Been Discussed At Secret Parley Yesterday   Britain Economy Nears Breaking   U. S. Expected to Disclose Soon What Help, lf Any, Ie Will Extend Greek Regime

Pact Will Be Signed Tuesday   Foreign Ministers to Formally Accept Terms at Dunkerque

A British-French Alliance Announced   Treaty Will Be Signed by Bidault Next Tuesday at Dunkerque, Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin Informs House of Commons,

Britain and — France Agree On Alliance.   Treaty Will Be Signed At Dunkerque Tuesday, Attlee Announces

British-French lreaty Approved  Bevin, Bidault to Sian Pact Tuesdav

NEWB FRENCH PACT   Bevin Tells House Of Agreement on Treatv of Alliance

Britain, France  Agree On New Alliance Pact   Bevin, Bidault To Sign Treaty Next Tuesday At Dunkerque

NEW ALLIANCE TREATY SET BY LONDON, PARIS   Pact Will Be Signed On Nex’ Tuesday At Dunkerque,  Ravin Annonces

STATE BONUS PLAN OFFERED   Legion Head Proposes Vets Get Payments Ranging From $30 to $700

Guards on Alert In Palestine as U.S. Bares Policy   American Consulate Under Armed Watch By British Soldiers

Precautions Taken Against Violence Touched Off by American Action.

Violence Feared In Jerusalem as  U.S. Takes Stanc   American Consulate Under Guard With Visitors Under Close Scrutiny

DECLARES U. S. CAN AFFORD IT  Taft Asks For Quick Return To Normal Spending, Taxes

CLOUDS THRU TUESDAY   Light Rain Here Probably Won't Extend to Western Kansas

NO BREAK IN WEATHER   Temperatures fer Kanese Will Con. tinue to be Hot

Butter and Eggs vs. Cigarets and Nylons  At today’s prices, these pairs of items cost about the   Leveling Off of Wages, Prices Proposed by Taft

High Wages Blamed For High Costs   Must Level Off Both, Ohio Senator Asserts

Taft Blames High Pay for Rising Prices   Solon Would Set Level for Wages and Costs

Level Off Wages, Prices — Taft   Favor Level of 50 To 60 Per Cent. Above 1939

A Higher Price Level   Stabilization of Wages And Prices at About 30%. Ahove °39 Point Called For by Taft —

Taft Proposes Nation Lower Wages, Prices  Try... JL tt BR)".   Would Stabilize Both at 50 P.C. ‘Above 1939 Level

Taft Calls for Action To Cut Prices; Lays ‘Planned Inflation’ to Truman

Taft Favors High W ages. High Prices  Urges Nation Work for Tapering off Above 1939 Level

Taft Proposes ‘Stabilizing’ -Of Wades, Price        Aséails’ ‘Truman’ aPoliey ‘Urges. Raising Of Pay.  Rate Minimum and  Output. Boosts”

ARAB POLICE. JEWS CLASH   Five Are Reported Killed Ir Three Furious Battles In South Palestine

Replaces General Mark - Gark Who Has Been Assigned To Post Tn This Country

Proposed 10 fo 30 Per Cent Cut Up to President   Committee Version Of Measure To Go to Truman Wednesday

Final Touch Given To Tax Trimming Bill   Senate Lends Its Approval to Conference Agreement to Reduce Income Taxes.- ‘

Final Vote Is Short of Two- Thirds   Vote on Compromise Measure Is 48 to 28 — To  Truman Tomorrow

Bill to Reach Truman's Desk on Wednesday   Democrats Strong Enough to Sustain His Expected Veto

GOP Urges Okay On Labor-Tax Bil   President is Urged To Sign Measures For ‘Country's Good’

Veto Expected on Levy Cuts   Senate Passage Completes Congress’ Action on G.O. P.-Backed Measure

Taft Argues President  Cannot Afford To ) Kill Measure   ee a,  Senate Disagrees On Rent Contro   Committee Votes To Inves tigate ‘Political? Postmaster Appointments

Caught As  Brick Wall  Collapses Loss $300,000;  Most of Business Bl....L Mectenuvan

Three Towns Send Fire Equipment   $300,000 Blaze Hits Wards Block; Five Men Hurt

‘Man Pays 50-Cent Fine With $100 Bill; Given $99 50 Back in Pennies

RELEASE-TWO— ~KIDNAPED MEN   ‘PALESTINE SITUATION by:  DENSE ‘DESPITE. _FREE!  ‘OF PAIR HELD ASHOSTAGES

Guard Solons Seeking Laws To Ban Strikes   French Train Wreck Fatal To 26 Spurs Action By Assembly

Sabotage Is Hinted In Crash   French Train Wreck Fatal to 20; Gain Gn Anti-Strike Law

SABOTAGE: OF TRAIN COSTS: LIVES OF 3¢   VIOLENCE 1% MARY POINTS It FHANCE-AS ASSEMBLY. *- CONSIDERS ANTE: STHIXE LAWS ° i”

9 DIE AS TRUC AND BUS GRASH   19 Passengers and Driver _ Plunge Into Stream After Collision

NINE KILLED IN COAST ACCIDENT   Bus Plunges Into Rive After Collision With Oil Truck

“Little Guy” Baffled By Bills  * * * * * * * * * * * *   Coneress Actions and Vetoes Get Him Befuddled.

Finds the ‘Little Guy’ All Confused On Tax and Lebor Measure Action

i, ©        8 Indians Killed in Gasoline  Blast at Christmas Party

POLES REELECT FORMER CHIEF   Negative Votes Cast by Peasant Party Deputies

Cabinet Holds Crisis Session In London  ; ner Ol   Lord Inverchapel Cuts Leave Short, Flies to Washineton

British Conduct New Loan Talks   Lord Inverchapel to Fly te Washington Parley

GROUND LOST, EDITORS TOLD BY LILIENTHAL   Delegate Terms UN World’s Hope  For Peace

Atomic Energy Development Not Up to Par  Lilienthal Says This Nation Losing Advantage

Airlines Pilot, Reporting New Flying Disc, Wants Them Kept Off Airways

‘RETURN OF THE DISCS   Saucers Back from Vacation; Pilot sees Object in Idaho

Taft Closes Junket With Row In GOP      : Voices Opposition 3tUniverscal Training

Taft Opposes Universal Arms Training   GOP Senator Takes Stand Opposite to Dewev. Eisenhower

Taft and Wyoming G.0.P: Disagree on Military Training.   Objects to" Eniversal-ut ‘as Peace’ Obstacle,  Thus Differs: :  Dewev Stand.

Taft Tour Nears End      Last Spéech’ Tonight; Takes Stand Against Military Training’

TAFT TO WIND UP WEST TOUR   Chioan to Return Home   After Casper Talk

Maior Issue Clash   Senator Taft Closes Tour  By Opposing Training Act   Republican Aspirant Notes Disagreement With Own Partymen

Senator Taft Disagrees On GOP Policy For Universal Military Training Plan

Taft Ends  Tour In  Wyoming In Clash With  Democrats On Several Issues

Youth Training Opposed by Taf  Fears It Would Be Obstacle to Peace

Senator Taff Ends Test Tour Thruout West   Opposes Military Training as Peace Obstacle

Taft Opposes Training Plan As Tour to End   Compulsory Phase Peace Obstacle, Senator Declares

TOO ‘DEEP FOR DELEGATES  Gromyko Offers U. N. Plan To Control Atomic Energy

Detailed Soviet Plan for Atomic Energy  Control Given U. N.   Delegates to Commission Puzzled by Russian Pronouncement; Vital Issue Remains Before Group

ATOM ENERGY CONTROL PLAN GIVEN TOU. N   SOVIETS STAND PAT ON DISPUTED ISSUES

REDS INSIST OW VETO FOR A PROPOSALS      Gromyko Offers Plan For Control Cammiszion

Soviet Doesn't Back Down From Dispute With the United States. Over the Velo. Delevates Puzzled

‘American Afomic Monopoly Target Of Soviet Blast.   Gromyko’ Criticizes Use in Addresses Before United Nations

Inside Your Congress — by - SANUSL B&B. PETTENGILL “The Gentleman from

'150 Run for Safety as Fire Damages Ogdensburg Hotel Unolticial Guess Puts Loss at $150,000

MOUNTING TOLL OF DEATHS TAKEN IN EUROPE COLD WAVE   Bitter Cold Continues to Grip Continent and British  Isles; Loss High

Winter’s Toll Rises Abroad   Death and Suffering Increase in Gernuny

Woodward, Okla., Business Section Swept by Fire   Town Suffered Tornado Damage In April, 1947

Soviet Assails United States — In Java Strife   U. S. Offer to Arbitrate Far East Fight Draws Sharp Attack At Session : of wun

REDS ASK PROBE OF ‘INDO WAR   US Attacked For Attempting to By-Pass UN Group

REDS DEMAND 3 U.N. PROBE H IN INDONESIA   Call for Arbitration of Conflict With Dutch and Accuse U.S. of Trying to By-pass United Nations.

Reds Demand UN Probe in Indonesia   Raps U. S. Attempt to By-Pass United Nations

U.S. Offer Labeled Attempt to By-Pass Security Council By Red Delegate

Soviet U. N. Delegate Attacks U. S. for Dangerous Attempt To ’Bypass the United Nations.”  SOVIET POSITION STATED FOR FIRST TIME

RUSSIAN HACKS AT U, S. POLICY ON INDONESIA   Gromyko Accuses America of ‘Dangerous’ Effort To ‘By-Pass’ the UN

REDS SAY U, S. BY-PASSES U.N,   Soviet Demands Action ii Dutch-Indonesian Fight

Gromyko Raps U.S. Stand On Indonesia   Soviet Delegate Thinks America Would By-Pass United Nations

Russia Favors UN. Arbitration In Indonesia  Gromyko Is: Sharply Critical Of US For ‘Bypassina’ Of UN

VOICE CRITICISM OF ATTEMPTS TO SETTLE. DISPUTE   SOVIET DELEGATE CALLS EMERGENCY COUNCIL SESSION

Gromyko Flings More Charges   Raps U. S. For “Danger ous” Attempt To “Bypass” The U. N. ‘

UN Studies Charge of U.S. Pressure in East Indies Trouble   Gromyko Says Counci Moving Too Slowly on Dispute

Russ Demand U.N. Probe  On Indonesia  Gromyko Charges U. S. With Ignorin;:

Russia Says U. S. Attempting To By-Pass U.N. In Efforts To End Fighting In Indonesia   Demands That Security Council Set Up Commission To Investigate Conflict

fapehart Asserts inion Pay Suits ) Delay Tax Cuts   Senator Says Some Remedy Must Be Found  co» Pay Claims

Capehart Asks Tax Cut Delay In Portal Feud   Wants Labor Issue Settled First Due To Revenue Loss

Portal Suits May Prevent Tax Cutting   Indiana Senator Stresses Danger to Nation's Economy

Sen. Capehart Opposes Any Portal Wages   Indiana Lawmaker Testifies Before Committee of Dangers That Face American Businesses.

SEN, CAPEHART SAYS TAX CUTS MUST WAIT   Potential Portal Pay Losses Cited As Reason

Senator Says Pay Suits May Peril Tax Cuts   Subcommittee Hears Plan to Curb Portal Demands

Sees U. S. Loss in Pay Actions  mw kt Rare BDartal Pav Suite Could Prevent Tax Cuts

Begin Hearing ‘On Portal Suit Curb Proposals   Must Delay Tax Cuttings Until ‘Remedy’ Is Found Savs Capehart.

Portal-Portal Suits May Halt Cuts In Taxes   Capehart Testifies Potential Loss ‘To Treasury Too Grent

Senator Fears ‘Tax Loss Will  Prevent Cut   Hoosier Says Treasury Revenue Will Drop If Congress Does Not Find Quick Remedy

PLANS HIT BY PORTAL SUITS   Senator Capehart Says Potential Loss Is Tremendous

SENATORS HOLD BILL HEARINGS ON PORTAL PAY   Capehart Warns Suits Threaten Existence of Thousands of Businesse:

Capehart Believes Portal-to-Portal Suits Hit Taxes   Any Cutting, He Says, Must Be Delayed Until Remedy Found for U. 5. Losses

HISTORIC LYNCH TRIAL GOES 10 JURY TODAY   28 Defendants Are Accused; Three Acquitted

Dutch Encounter © More Resistance In Sumatra Push   Abandon Attempts to Take Indonesian Capital of Jogjakarta as   NORTH JAVA COAST BASE IS CAPTURED   /Netherlanders Are Slowed By Roadblccks; Patrols  Clear Free Areas

Resistunee Is Stiffening F or Dutch In Sumatra   Enemy Also Is Said to Be Getting Much Tougher in Parts of Java; Towns Taken

INDONESIANS ‘STIFFENING IN FIGHTING DUTCH      Cite Resistance in Sumatra And  Tava   OCCUPY TOWN   Dutch Reported To Be. For ming ‘Their Armor.

DUTCH ADVANCE SLOWED IN JAVA BY INDONESIANS   Attempts to Take Capital City Are Abandoned

INDONESIANS SLOW DUTCH ADVANCE   Dutch Abandon Attack on Capital Of Republic

Reds Object To Neutral Study Of Palestine   U. S.’And Britain Would Exclude Big Five Powers From Fact-Finding Group

Russia Plans Challenge On Jewish Probe   British-American Plan Would Exclude Big Five From U.N. Fact-Finders

Russia Against Excluding Big 5 From Fact-Finding Committee On Palestine   To Counter British-American Plan; Wants Bia Five, Five Smaller Nations Named

Speedway Sob- Story”  Signal From Pit Kept Him F rom Winning, Holland Say:

"Navy Squirts’ to Blame Corpus Base Is Navy Garage, Senator Connally Charges

FOREST FIRE IS SWEEPING WIDE AREA IN MAINE   Nearly 200 Buildings Destroyed Along Coastline; Village Believed Safe

Flames Raze 200 Maine Dwellings    Village of 2,000 Spared as Diminishing Winds and  Backfiring Stem Advance of Forest Fire.

Maine Coastline Buildings Razed By Forest Fire   Scores Of Families Left Homeless As  Firemen Stem Blaze

Forest Fires in Maine Sweep 200 Buildings   Loss of More Than $3,000,000 Reported Village Is Threatened

Maine Fire Razes 200 Buildings in  Goose Rocks Area   Backfire Sayes. Coastal Village; Many Are Withont Homes;° Oné Man Dies

FIRE LOSS SOARS IN NEW ENGLAND   Property Toll Near $3,000,O©0 tp Forest Blazes

Fight Raging Forest Fires In Maine   Flames Largely Under Control Now, But Still Dangerous; Property  Loss Set At $1.000.000

Forest Blazes Destroy Homes - Tn Maine Area   Loss Estimated To Exceed $1,000,000, With 200 Dwellings Razed; Village Menaced

FIRE RAZES 200 MAINE STRUCTURES   Village of Kennebunkport Also Threatened—W ave of New England Blazes Already Has Caused $3,000,000 Loss.

Forest Fire Razes 200 Buildings On Maine Coastline   Villages, Summer Cottages Consumed As Great Fire Races-Through Forests

Unless Wind Comes Up ‘Again It Is Believed Kennebunkport Has Won Fight on Forest Fire

May-Garsson Petition Asks For New Tria!   Believe Convictions Were Unfair And The Result Of Prejudice; Will Set Date For Hearing

Austria Waits On Russia’s Decision   Soviet Watchful Waiting and Delay a Drag on Recovery      American Proposals Gener. ally Supported by Britain, France

Austria Waits On Russia’s Decision   Soviet Watchful Waiting and Delay a Drag on Recovery   L.S. ANXIOUS TO AID   American Proposals Gener ally Supported by Britain, France

CAPEHART SAYS HE I$ OPPOSED TOLILIENTHAL   Still a New! Dealer, Indiana Senator Says in Ex” , plaining Stand.

County Engineer Tells C. of C. of Boy Scout Road   Project Will Be Ready for Heart Of Texas Camp

Bride Of Six Months Shot As She Was Taking Bath In Washtub At Mountain Home At Bidwell   POINTED RIFLE TO SCARE WIFE, SAID

Government (f Britain Demands More Production   Increased Sacrifice Also Demanded Of British To Aid Nation’s Battle   STATUS OF NATION FEARED AT STAKE

BRITONS HAIL WHITE PAPER’   New Difficulties Raised By Blizzard Which Sweeps British Isles

La Crosse  Murder Clues Sought   Authorities Checking ‘Several Possibilities’

COAL MINERS BITTER OVER COURTRULING   Talk of Nation Wide Strike Is Spreading

Pair Accused Of Holding Negro Maid In Slavery  Case Goes To HS Grand IInevw

‘Slavery’ Case Will Be Given To Grand Jury   Former Bay State Couple  Charged With Holdin Neero Woman 30 Yrs

HOOVER APPROVES RFC CONTINUATION   Proposes Limitations’ Or  "Cheap Money” Loans

HOOVER URGES RFC SETUP BE EXTENDEL   Broad Revisions Suggestec In Wolcott Letter

‘Committee Seeks to Find Out How ‘Tito Maintains 5th Column in USA   House Group Also to Learn What “Wine of Say Svetem Ruscia Hac Hera

Thomas Committee Probes Activity Of Tito Spy Ring   House Un-American Panel Seeks to Determine How Group Operates Here

Probers Seeking Coviet Spy Data   House UnAmerican Activities Group to Hear Former Diplomat

Floor Leader Van Ness Tells Senate They Have No Right to Load Debt Upon People.        SAYS VOTERS SHOULD   SAYS VOTERS SHOULD DECIDE THE ISSUE

TWOHELD FOR BEATING NEGRO   Charge Attack Made In Connection with Lynching Testimony

Dewey, Stassen Warned By McCormick Against ‘Crashing’ Illinois Race

Subcommittee Urged By Western Governors To Restore Interior Fund —   ‘GOVERNORS SAM FORD ‘AND VAL PETERSON REQUEST SENATE APPROPRIATIONS GROUP. ‘TO:PUT. BACK ... IN INTERIOR BUDCET FUNDS ‘TRIMMED BY HOUSE.

PLANE WRECKAGE SIGHTED niGH ON PEAK IN VIRGINIA   Area Shows Evidence: Of Terrific Explosion; No . Ciruiugare GSaan:

WRECKAGE OF A CAPITAL AIRLINES —.. PLANE IS FOUND   It Was Located om a Mountain Top Northwest of Leesburg, Va.   50 PERSONS ABOARD   There Appeared No Hope Any of the Passengers Were Alive.

No Hope Held for Crash Sur - vivers; Rescue Parties on Way Through Rugged Country to Crash Scene.   ‘TWO SIMILAR PLANES HAD CRASHED RECENTLY

Rescue Parties Reported To Be In Sight Of Crash Site; Explosion Followed Crash

50 Killed in Airliner Crash   Chicago to Washington Plane Hits Top Of Mountain in Virginia During Storm; Wreck Found ‘on Course’ by Search Flier

Crashed In Nearby Mountains, Several Miles From Brunswick  ‘Was Near End Of Its Flight

No Hope Of Any  Survivors   Capital Airlines Plane Apparently Explodes  When it Hit Mountain In Virginia: 50 Aboard

DC-4 CRACKS UP ATOP MOUNTAIN IN BLUE RIDGE   Search Plane Discovers Remains Of Chicago-Washinaton Airliner

Third Big Ship Down In Last 1] Days   Wreckage Sighted On Mountain Top Near Leesburg

Wreckage of Missing Airliner Discovered On Virginia Mountain   No Hope Held for Passengers, Crew of Capital Lines Transport;. Rescue Parties Battle Ruaged Terrain To Reach Scene

Wreck Located In Virginia on Mountain Top   ‘Torn All to Pieces’ Says Report from Small Search Plane

TEMPERATURES   Hope That Any Of 50 Survived Virginia Crackup Abandoned   DC-4 Strikes Top Of Mountain; Third Major Aviation Tragedy In 17 Days Brings Toll Up To 105

Wreckage Q Of Craft Found on Mountain Top   In Remote Area Near Leesburg, Va.; Lin er Apparently Exploded -

Looks As If It Exploded And Was Torn To Pieces, He Reports, As Rescue Parties Rush To Are@

Rescue Parties Hurry. ing To Scene; Ship Was En Route To Washineton.

All 50 Persons Aboard Are Believed Dead   Appears To Have Exploded.

Giant Airliner With 50 Aboard Found Atop Mountain In Virginia; Thought To Have Exploded And Burned; No Hope Seen  For Passengers Or Crew.

Tragedy Overtakes Capitaliner As It Nears End of Trip   Honeymooners Among 47 Passengers; Second Disaster in Area

Terrific Explosion Shattered PlaneIn Blue Ridge Section   Wreckage Is Spotted From Air By Searchers 15 Miles Northwest Of Leesburg, Va.; Wings Imbedded In Mountain

Rescue Parties Head for Scene  Of New Tragedy   Plane Fiving to Washington Goes Down in Virginia: Think Explosion Occurred

Fifty May. Be Dead in Air Crash"   Blasted “Wreckage Found on Virginia  _Mountain---No ‘Hope  Held for Poccanaare

50 Believed Dead in Crash On Mountain   Rescue Parties Pushing Toward Scene of Tragedy

Ship Is Found; No Signs Of Life Seen   Wreckage Is Spotted About 15 Miles From Virginia Town

50 Die In Crash Of Air Liner   Big Plane Rams Peak In Virginia’s Blue Ridge  Mountains.

Airliner Bound From Chicago To Washington   Crashes in Rain, Fog; Finding of Wreckage Delayed All Night

DC-4 Wreckage Scattered Over Mountain Top  owttmt Biatimoe   Capital Airlines Official Believes All Aboard Dead

Search Pilot Believes All Aboard Dead   DC-4 Hits Blue: Ridge Mountains Near Washington

Wreckage Of Craft Found on Mountain Top  In Remote Area Near Leesburg, Va.; Liner

Accident Occurs in Mountains   3rd Disastrous Wreck Of DC-4 Airliners In Post Three Weeks

Wreckage Of Washington-Bound Craft, “Missing Since Last Night, Located On Mountain Top Near Leesburg—Official Says Huge Liner Appears To Have Exploded, With Little Hope For Survival Of Any Of 47 Passengers And Three Crew Members

IC-4 Was Flying To Washington From Chicago; Hilly Terrain Slows Rescuers En Route To Crash

Plane Wreckage Splattered Over Mountain Side   No Hope For 50 Persons Aboard Carital Airliner

Wreckage Is besibell on Mountain Top   Chicago te Washington C-54 Silent After Routine Exchange  At Martinsburg, W. Va.

Airliner Total Wreck;  Expect No Survivors  Sighted From Air on Blue Ridge; Contacted Martinsburg, Vanished

Wrecked Plane Seen On Mount, 50 Were Aboarc  Capital Airlines DC-4 Hit Blue Ridge Peak Near Leesburg, Va.

Commercial Plane Drops in Rugged Virginia Country; Company Official Spots Wreckage And Declares All Aboard Must Have Died; Rescuers Push into Forest To Reach Ruins

Temperatures   Third DC-4’ Wreck in 17 Days; Wreckage Is Sighted From Air; Rescue Crews’ Progress Slow

Atrliner Hit Blue Ridge Mt.   Rescue Parties Making Way Throngh Rugged Country to Scene of Tragedy   Red = Cross Officials Are Listed Among Those on Plane

Liner Hits Peak Of Blue Ridge Mountain, Left Pittsburgh at 6:29 P.M.

50 Aboard Capital DC-4   Searcher Says Wreckage Looks Like Explosion -  Beactraved Bia Plane

No Hope Any of The 50 Aboard Had Survived  Searcher Says Plane Wace Tarn tn Dinaeanc

Wreckage Found Near Washington   Former Army Plane Had Left Chicago Friday for Capital

No Hope Any of The 50 Aboard Had Survived   Searcher Says Plane Was Torn to Pieces

BIG AIRLINER — ‘HIT MOUNTAIN. LAST EVENING   NO HOPE EXPRESSED THAT ANYONE ABOARD PLANE SURVIVED - CRASII IN VIRGINIA

Capital Airliner Crashes  In Blue Ridge Mountains;  Wreckage Seen From Air RESCUE PARTIES  Make Way Through Rugged Hills Te   Make Way Through Rugged Hills Te  Scene Of Tragedy; Plan Probe

CRACKUP IN BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS   Airline Official Plane; Says “No Hope for Any Aboard”

PLANE HITS MOUNTAIN TOP IN VIRGINIA   Search Pilot Sights the Wreckage of Washington-Bound Craft Missing Since Last Night~ Rescuers En Route.

Wreckage Is Sighted from Search Plane   25 Boarded Plane at Pittsburgh On Flight to  Washington

 —WRECKAGE FOUND IN VIRGINIARescue Party On Way To Accident Scene In  Blue Ridge Mountains

Airline Official Finds DC-4 Wreck Near Leesburg, Va   Searching Parties Heading for Spot Hold Little Hope

Third:Recent Disaster Involving DC-4s, Converted Army Planes; Red Cross Head Among Passengers

1947 Red Cross Fund Campaign On Now   Your Red Cross Carries On, Year “Af. ¥ in War, Fire, Exe  ter Yeur, ph us, Floods, Ete.

Mass Labor Rally to Close Some Plants   Representative Says Demonstration Is One of Intimidation

Union Labor in Iowa Is Planning Walkout Monday   Strike in Protest Of Proposed Curb

Mass Trek To Protest Labor Bill   CIO Chiefs Indicate  May Stretch Beyond One-Day Period.

Anti-Closed Shop Bill Is Protested   Labor Leaders Describe Widespread Movement  As “Snontaneous.”’

WILL OPPOSE MOVE TO BAN CLOSED SHOP   Statewide Work Stoppage Is Mapped as Part of Unien Protest.

Delegations From Many Cities Will Visit Des Moines   Will Stage Demonstration as House Considers Closed Shop Bill as Special Business

1 Plan Work Stoppage, Motorcades ' In Protest Of lowa Labor Bill

Honored at «Stele Fain   Governor Presents Medals For Life-Saving

CEREMONY SUNDA   Evangelical United Brelh ren Congregation to Lay a Cornerstone   BISHOPS TO BE HERE

Evangelical United Brethren Congregation to Lay a Corneretone   BISHOPS TO BE HERE

Adjournment Of Assembly Postponed Until Today   Jam Is Unbroken; Labor Bills Pass; Conferees Agree  On Teacher Pay

ADJOURNMENT IS EXPECTED EARLY TODAY   Last Minute Disputes In Assembly Delay End of Session

State Sotons Meet Stumbling Blocks On Key Legislation   Bill to Broaden Taxing Powers of Local Communities Tops List of Differences; Leaders Now Hope to End Session Today

Georgia Assembly Facing Tough Problem In Picking A Governor   Legislature To Meet Monday To Decide Who Should Succeed The Late Gite Talreadce As Chief Executive. .

TWO NATIONS DETERMINE TO PRESS PLANS   Will Proceed Without Russia If Bid Is  Turned Down

France, Britain Seek Meeting With Russia   Will Begin European Reconstruction Alone If Molotov Refuses

Russia Given Until Monday to Decide Whether She Want to Join Economic Plan

France, Britain to Give Russia Until Monday on Cooperation Answe)

Russia Given a Week's Deadline To Join Program   British and French in Move to Establish Marshall Plan-

Russia Gets Last Chance To Join Economic Project  France and England to Help Reconstruct Europe, With U. S. Help. if Reds Hold Back

SOVIET UNION GIVEN WEEK TO MAKE UP MIND   Britain, France Join In Note On Recovery Plan For Europe

Soviet Called On to Decide Role in Aid   Molotov Invited to Participate; Set Monday Deadline

\Place Deadline For Soviet Cooperation In Economic ‘Reconstruction Of Europe

Deadline On Bid . To Reds   France and Britain  Give Russia Till Monday to Make Up Mind On European Aid Plar

Britain’s Bevin And France’s Bidault Bid Russia’s Molotov Meet Them During Week of June 23

Great Britain And France Set Deadline  For Russia.  Will Push Unified Recovery Plan Without Soviets Unless U.S.S.R. Act:

Bevin, Bidault Take Action af Paris Meet  Molotov Requested to Aittend  Parley Next Week

Russia Has Until Monday To Decide  British, French Give Moscow Invitation Tc Meeting Next Week

Soviet Russia Is Given Week ToJoinPlan      Program For Unified European Recovery Gains Momentum

Bevin, Bidault Invite Molotov To Conference  Soviet Given Week To Join In Plan

‘Russia Pressed For Decision On Marshall Plan   ESoviet Told Must Decide By Monday Whether Tc Participate In Effort To Help Revive Europe

Britain, France — Set Limit To Join In Recovery Plan      Believed Ready To Go Ahead ~ With Marshall Program Minus Soviets Should Moscow Delay

Moscow Given To Monday on Marshall Plan   Bevin, Bidault Hopeful fo: Co-operation From Molotov

Britain, France Seek Soviet Reply On Marshall Plan  Ppa . pyres noma Tare)      On Particinstion

Virtual Ultimatum Is Sent to Russia  France and Britain Set Deadline For Furgnean Economic Receaveryv

Britain and France Give Russia One Week to Jvin European Reeoy    “ery Or Get Out

ECONOMIC AID TR DLAN UP TO REDS St   ‘France, Great Britain Ask Russia To Take Stand

Plan Conference Week of June 23   Will Go Ahead Alone If Russia Does Not Want to Cooperate

Allies Request Soviet Stand On Europe Plan   France, England Ask Russian Reply by Mon On Economic Action

Russians Get. Week to Join Europe Plan   England-and France Invite Moscow Envoy To Chart Recovery

REDS PRODDED FOR STAND ON MARSHALL PLAN   French, British Ready To Begin Rebuilding War-Torn Continent

REDS GIVEN WEEK TO JOIN RECOVERY PLAN FOR EUROPE   Britain and France to Proceed Without Bussia if Latter Refuses to Co-Operate.   MOLOTOV INVITED TO JUNE 23 MEETING   ' Bevin and Bidault Give In dorsement te Program Suggested by Marshall to Aid Continent,

Ask Speedy Red Reply on  Aid Program   France, Britain  Give Reds Week to Reach Decision on Marshall Program

Ultimatum on Marshall Relief Plan   England and France Give Russia Until Monday to Accept

Britain and France Join In Invitation to Russia To Get in Economic Fight

Britain, France Agree On Program Soviets Given Week To Join Aid Plan

SET MONDAY AS  DEADLINE FOR  SOVIET ANSWER ANNOUNCE DATE FOR  EUROPEAN TALKS ON ¢ ECONOMIC RECOVERY

Invite Russia To Paris Parley   Set Next Monday As Final Deadline For Soviet Reply

Britain, France Invite Russia Join Program  Will Go Ahead   Will Go Ahead On Marshall Plan Without Soviets

rie  France, Britain Give Russia Until Monday For Her Answer On Joint Recovery Plan Idea   Molotov Invited To Meet With Bidault And Bevin, Talk Steps To Carry Out Marshall Plan For Europe

Russia Given Deadline By 2 Nations   Reconstruction With American Aid Is French, British Plan

ANGLO-FRENCK CHIEFS AGREE ON DEADLINE   Will Go Without Reds On Marshall Plan If  Molotov Refuses

Marshall Plan For Europe Is Urged On Russic   France, Britain To Go Ahead With It Even If Soviet Holds Off.

Jdeas Weicomed  a cn assia Given ! ail Monday Fs *ecision  On’’ 9S. Plan   Brita’ ’' franee Ask Red Minister Molotov  To Discuss Recovery

RUSSIA GIVEN UNTIL MONDAY   That Time Fixed For Decision On European Economic Moye -

WEEK TO JOIN       Bevin, Bidavlt Send Note Asking It Be Represented

Russia Invited to Join in Planning European Revival   British-French Bid Sets Monday Deadline for Decision Relative To Action on Marshall Proposal

‘STRIKE’ ENDS AS STUDENTS AIR CHARGES   Bloom Board Listens te Complaints at Long Session   CLASSES RESUMED

a Good Evening...  It’s been a dry winter and there's prospect of a dry spring,   ‘Some Crop Moisture Forecast for Tuecday

RAIN JS IN PICTURE   Flora Predicts Rain and Snow for Most of Kansas

Wartime Subsidies Winding Up   Cost of Farm’ Program Set at $2,000,000,000

USDA Winds Up Subsidy Program  Continues Support Of Producer Prices

Agriculture Dept. Finishes: Up Farm Subsidies Program   Only a Few Claims Hanging Fire From 1946 Remain to be Settled

Rail Freight Rates Argued In High Court.   Supreme Tribunal Sets Aside. 8 Hours For ‘Equalization’ Case

SUPREME COURT SETS ASIDE EIGHT: HOURS FOR HEARING ARGUMENTS 0} ‘EQUALIZED FREIGHT RATES SUIT

B Arrested in Gambling Raids   Racine Authorities Stage a Round Up

Urges Britons To Speed Up Work Tempe   ‘Government Warns Citizens Nation’s Economic Outlook Is “Extremely Serious”

Britons Urged To Make Effort Toward Recovery   Government Gives Warning of Economic Outlook As Parliament Meets

HOT ISSUES ARE BEFORE PARLIAMENT   Government Faces Bitter Fight in House of Commons on Such Plans as Nationalization of Transport and Power.

Britons Warned Economie Status Is Very Serious.   Government Appeals To Employers,. Workers.

Britain Facing Triple Threat  White Paper Tells of Grave Situation

Work Harder, British Labor Party Pleads   Picture of Dismal Conditions Placed Before Parliament

As Parliament Opens... Britain’s Situation Is  Regarded As Serious

Congress Ready To Take Bull By Horns And Act Regardless Of Risk Of War With Russia

*Truman Will Have To Depend On A Coalition To Give Him Money He Seeks For Greece And Turkey

 COVMATTEL HEARS PLEAS QO PROPOSAL   Will Look Into Eintire Matter Carefully

Senate Group Is Given Report at Closed Sessions   Truman’s Proposals Off to Good Start War Warnings Voiced

Senate Leaders  Study Truman s  Anti-Red Speect   ‘Foreign Policy Group Con fers With Army, Navy  And Diplomatic Chiefs

Middle East Aid Is Given Good Start   Congressional Approval Seen Despite Warning It Could Lead U. S. To War

Consider  Truman’ Ss  acy Th    Aid Plan   MEET WITH SENATE FOREIGN “RELATIONS. COMMITTEE;VANDENBERG IS. BEHIND  PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM.

Truman Plan Seeks To Halt Cont munism in Far East, Momentous Debate On President's Proposal Expected   HELP FOR GREECE, TURKEY REQUESTED

CATHERWOOD QUITS FOR CORNELL POST   State Commerce Head to Be Labcr Relation Dean

TRUMAN'S MOTHER REPORTED BETTER   RALLY DESCRIBED IN WHITE HOUSE QUARTERS TO BE ALMOST STARTLING.

Little Headway on Peace Pacts Reported.  - German, Austrian Treaties Are Under Discussion

LOGAN HELD ON MURDER CHARGE   Glen Rock Auto Mechanic Must Face April Grand Jury As Result Of Fatal Shooting  Of York Woman

Negro To Face Grand Jury In Girl's Death   Charged With Cutting Throat Of Nearess

Man Is Held For Robbery In Warehouse   Accuser Charges His Money Taken

Family Cutting Fracas Sent On To Grand Jury   Man Charged With Stabbing In-Law

GRANGE OPENS NATIONAL MEET   Says U. S. Must Ship Grain to Save Peace

PLANE FOUND, BELIEVE SOME ABOARD SAVED   U.S. Air Forces Transport Re ported Wrecked Near German, French Line.

RADIO SIGNALS ARE HEARD FROM MISSING PLANE   Army C-47 Located Near French-German Frontier

Missing Plane With 20 Aboard Found Near The French-German Border

Army Rushes Aid To Survivors of Transport Crash   Missing Craft, With 20 Aboard, Found Near French-German Border   WEAK RADIO SIGNALS HEARD BY SEARCHERS   Wrecked C-47 Discovered in Rugged Country, First Reports Say

LOST U, S. PLANE BELIEVED FOUND   Signals Ihdicate Survivors At French-German Line

Locate Plane Near French, German Line   Believe Several Survivors in U.S. Army Transport

Temperature Will Tumble   Mercury Scheduled To Skid Below Zero in Minnesota And Wisconsin Tonizht,

School Forum Is — On-Air Tonight      Local . Panel. “Will Consis' of Six M.J,M. Stndents; . «on 26 Weeks. ~

Gen. Wainwright, Hero of Corregidor, Will End 45-Year Career in Army Today

TRIO IS FOUND GUILTY ON ALL THREE COUNT   Former Congressman Still Protests Innocence

Trio Protests Innocence, Plans Appeal; Six-Year Jail Tarms. Fines Possible

ECONOMIC CHAOS IN KOREA BARED   Reds Confiscate Cur rency, Close Private Stores

Tojo Takes Blame For Pearl Harbor   Former Jap Premier, On Trial For Life, Admits Responsibility For War Crimes

TWO DECLARES HE ALONE WAS GUILTY FOR PEARL HARBAR   Former Premier Tells of Belief at War Crimes Trial Being Held in Tokyo Court,   ATTEMPT IS MADE TO SHIELD HIROHITO

10J0 TAKES ALL BLAME FOR PEARL HARBOR   Shields Emperor At War Trial

Tojo Take: All Blame for War   Attempts to Shield Hirohito in Telling of Pearl Harbor Blow

Tojo Declares Pearl Harbor Blame Is His   Jap Ex-Premier Insists Nation Acted On Defensive Basis

EX-PREMIER OF JAPS ON TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE   Kmperor Hirohito’s War-Time Leader On Stand Before Military Tribunal.

Tojo Takes Blame For Sneak Attack, Slaying of Flyers   Ex-Japanese Premier, on Trial, Says War Was in Self Defense; Denies Plottine: Defends Mikado

Tojo On: Stand. In Own Defense: life At Stake: .   Admits He Was Responsible for Pearl Harbor

Denies Plot Against  The Allies   Jap Premier Attempting To Shield Emperor

Tojo Takes Responsibility of Pearl Harbor Attack, But} Denies He Committed Crime

Vote May Come Monday, Some Solons Hope   Truman Supporters Trying To Delay Possible Action

Urge Income, Sales Tax   School Directors Fr vor Plan for Funds f  Teachers Raise

‘Con¢gressmen’s Records Hidden   xr KK KK KK TK K > a. aa. o Past. Performances On Voting Are Hard To Get

9 BYRD REPORTS NEW POLAR LAND   DISCOVERY CHANGES ALL MAPS OF ANTARCTIC

[All Maps Of Area Must Be Re-Drawn — New Antarctic Geographical Discoveries Made By Byrd

New Geographical Discoveries Made By Byrd Expedition   _ Extensive, ‘ Unmapped : Areas Found

Byrd Finds Vast Land  In Antarctic   Mountain Ranges, Bays And Islands Seen From Planes

Temperature in Wilmington Slides To Eight Degrees   U.S. Broadcasts Not Successful   Denies Russians Training Koreans   k10.000 BSTOCKVARDS FIRE

LIST REFUNDS MADE IN (OWA   Internal Revenue Bureau Files Report to House

Tax Refund Of $86 707 To Collins   John Morrell Company of Ottumwa Gets Back $1,421,070.

Security Council Delegates Discuss  UN Police Force  Russia Insists On Equal Supply

Odom’s Air Dash Sets 73-Hour Global Record  Clips 113 Hours Off Time Made bv Late Wilev Post

iLoees OF Another  hyurian Port Threatens China  1? en A ; 7 , s

MARK HELLINGER DIES OF ATTACK   Former Newspaper Reporter Who Turned Out Hundreds Of Stories On New York Life Dies At Age Of  ya

COLUMN WRITER HELLINGER DIES   Heart Attack Fatal Tc Broadway Author And Movie Producer

EXPLOSION * INDETRO  FIRE STATION   “Kills. Two. and: Injures 10. Others -~At: Noon’ Today-~

Congress Passes Portal-Pay Bilt  Legislation Outlaws Almost All Suits

Portal Suit Ban Bull Is Passed By Congress   Republican Leaders Warn of Inflation If President Vetoes

Congress Passes  Bill Outlawing Portal Pay Suits  GOP Leaders Warn Veto Would Increase Threat of Inflation

CONGRESS VOTES TO. OUTLAW SUITS FOR PORTAL PAY   Senate and House Pass Compromise Bill After Differences Between Them Are Irened Out.   VETO IS PREDICTED BY SOME DEMOCRATS   Contend Measure Deals Blow to Wage-Hour Law Requiring 40-Cents-anHour Minimum Pay.

Almost. All Portal. Pay Actions Barre¢   Republicans Warn ‘Vete Will Result In National Inflation

Living Pause for Tribute to Those Who Died in Wars   Memorial Day Service: Scheduled Across Nation  Tomorrow

Nation Will Pay Tribute Friday to Honored Army and Navy Dead of Many Wars

Nation Pauses Today to Pay Homage  To Memory of Dead of All Wars

Riots InIndia Mark Moves On Partition Plan   71 Persons Killed, Many Injured In Fighting; Curfew Imposed To Restore Order

First Solid Step Taken In Indian Partition Vote   Bengal Approves Shindu-Moslem  Area Separation

WALTER C. BAKER DIES IN BALTIMORE HOSPITAL   Conducted Ladies’ Wear Store Here Since 1928—Funeral Will Be Held Monday Afternoon

Federal Workers Walk Out   Power Blackout Cripples Paris; Communications: - Cut: Riots Continue -

FRENCH HARRIED BY NEW STRIKE   Government Employes Walk  Off Their Jobs

Strike Brings Power Failure In Some Areas   New Law Would End Walkouts Which Plague Country

VRENCH GOVERNMENT RUNS INTO. ANOTHER STRIKE AS EMPLOYEES BEGIN COUNTING GOVERNMENT JOBS

Work Stoppages Mount in France  Government Employes Walking Off Job

Communists Rage at Government's Drastic Order; Labor Confederation Seeks Peace; Strike Paralyzes Paris

Paris Police Ordered To Open Fire on Mohs   Announcement Greeted By Crias of “Assassin” From Communtst Denaitiac

SCHUMAN GOV'T, BADLY HARRIED BY DISRUPTIONS   Communist - Hatched Work Stoppages And Walkout Of Gov t. Employes Intensify Crisis In French Nation.

New Strike  Grips France   Call for Walkout By Government Workers Brings New Problem

NEW STRIKE HITS POWER AT PARIS   Government Workers Start - Walkout In French Crisis

New Strike  Confronts French Gov’t  Legislature Asked To Ratify frevht Seley cara

Police Giver Authority to Fire on Mob  Strikers Seize Power in Two  p= a a  at

FRENCH POLICE AUTHORIZED 10 rIRE ON MOBS   Communist Deputies Shout “Assassin” At Minister

‘Government ‘Workers In ‘Paris Ouit   Failure Of Electric Power Halts Plants, Subways, And Cuts Off Communications

Council Called To Pass Drastic Anti-Labor Law   Sailors And Mobile Guards Move Into Paris Power Houses

French Police Authorized to Fire on Mobs   Communist Deputies Shout ‘Assassin!’

New Strikes Strangling French Cities   Government. Workers Walk Off Jobs Stopping Subways

Strike Causes a French Blackout   Government Workers Walk Out —  portation, Power   COUNCIL IS CALLED   Is Asked to Ratify Anti Strike, Anti-Sabotage Legislation

FRENCH OFFICERS TO FIRE ON MOBS   ORDER COMES AFTER REDS TAKE CONTROL OF 2 COMMUNITIES

New Strike Harries French Government      Employes Walk Off Jobs In Powe  Plants; Sailors, Guards Move In

France Upset By Another Strike Series   Government Workers Further Harass Nation by Walkouts

Communications And Industry Slowing Down  Leaders Work On Legislation To   Leaders Work On Legislation To Control Sabotage; Turning Point Near

Mobile Guards Sent To Plants As Power Fails   Subways, Factories Halted And Paris Crippled By New Stoppage; City Also Isolated

Government Employees Strike in France    Electric Power is Off. Factories Idle. Subways Halt

New Strike Call Harries France  Government Labor Group Walks Out

France Crippled As Government  Workers Strike   Schuman Cabinet  Is Hard-Pressed

French Told Police Will Fire on Mobs  Drastic Step Taken To Curb Stoppages

New Strike Adds To Problems Of French Cabinet   Government Workers Quit To Cause Blackouts.

France Hit By Another Strike   Government Workers Off Jobs Causes Blackout

PARIS CRIPPLED AS REDS HATCH NEW WALKOUT   Government Employes Leave Jobs, Shutting Off Electric Power.   SUBWAYS HALT   Council of Republic Is Summoned For Drastic Action.

Pars, Dee. S— (4) —Ii Re minisier of interior announced to the national assembly tonight he had authorized French police to fire or mobs, Communist deputies shouted “Assassin!”

Police To Fire On Mobs   Communist Deputies Shout ‘Assassin’ When Announcement Made

Gives Fire Order On Paris Mobs  Troops, Police On Alert After  Dav af Turmail

Paris Is Crippled AsPublic Workers Begin New Strike   Power Plants Stopped Temporarily As Government Workers Walk Off  Jobs; Limited Service Resumed

FRANCE RUNS HEAMAN INTO POWER TIEUE   FACTORIES HALTED AS) GOVERNMENT WORKERS QUIT

vernment uns Into  ew Strike   Employees of Government Begin Walking Off Jobs

Government Of France Facing Another Strike   FEDERAL EMPLOYEES TO LEAVE JOBS IN NATION

Order Police to Fire Into Mobs   “Assassin!” Is Cry of Communists in Resambiv

French Government Norkers On Strike      Electric Power Blackout Brings” Transport, Gommunication Halt

French Gov't Workers Call Token Strike   Walkout of Public Employes Adds to Problems of HardPressed Schuman Cabinet; Communications Crippled.

Strike Causes a Freach Blackout   Government Workers Walk Out St Transportation, Power   Is Asked to Ratify Anti Strike, Anti-Sabotage Legislation

Ban on Public Workers’ Strikes Expected to Pass  Dewey Gamblex Political Prestige in Encouraging Bill Oppesed by Unions

‘WN STE a   Senote Approves ‘Measure To Ban Walkouts by  we te. mo ad

Bill Passed by Senate Bans Strikes by Public Employes; Lower House May Pass It Today

—SLALE— . Strike Ban Passage © Assured    ASSEMBLY VOTE DUE TODAY 

New U. S. Approach Will Unite Europe or Widen Split, Depending on Red Reaction

Plan of Unity For Europe Emphasized  Ok ce wees Me faemgl   Communism anc Chaos Branded As Twin Threats

Marshall Maps Approach to (uropean Plan   Program Will Either Work Suecessfully Or Result in Threat Of Wider Division

New U. S. Policy  Toward Soviet  Nears Showdown Europe  May Be Split Asunder

Result Depends On Reaction of Soviet Russia   Marshall and Top Advisers Have Plan

New U. S. Policy} In Europe Heads For Showdown   Suecess Of Marshall’s Program Heavily Dependent On Russian Action; Truman Denounces Regimes

Economic Merger Aim Of Marshall   Soviet Refusal to Cooperate Could Divide Continent

Unite, Divide Marshall Plan   Depends Entirely On Rus: sia; Hopes For Closer Co. Omneratian.

Marshal! Makes New Effort to Produce Unity .   Peace Hinges on Red Reaction To Program   By JAMES G. HIGHTOWER  Associated Press Dinolmatic Renvorter

Marshall Hopes Russia Joins In Europe Policy.  Pravda Cool To Plan, Making West Europe Economic Bloc Likely

U.S. Hits At Chaos And Communism . - Approach To Twin Threats In Europe Are Said Worked Out.

Sec. Marshall's European Policy May Create Two Blocks, East And West

Pian Devised To Halt Communism  U. S. Set to Unite or Further Split Europe

Unity--or Wide-Open Split-For Europe Nears Showdown   Marshall and Advisers Work Out New Approach To ‘Twin Threats’ of Chaos and Communism; Future Of Continent Hinges on Soviet Action

Ap ppt'a ach To Problems Facing Surope Worked  Out by ilarshall, Aides

Russia 7 Holds Key To Union   Upon Her Decision Rests Outcome of Plan to Organize Furonean Federatian

U.S. Will Risk DividedKurope  If Soviets Balk   Marshall Charts Program, Leaving Door Open to Russia   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated — Press Diplomatic

Will Go One Way Or Other   Marshall Program To Either Unite Much Of Europe Or Divide It More So

Secretary Of State Marsall And His Advisors  Have Plan To Nip Chaos, Communism Abroad

UJ. §. Set To Proceed In Europe Without Russia   Marshall And Top Advisors Have-A Plar Worked Out And Will Ge Right Ahead Even lf Seviets Refuse To Cooperate

Map Plans to Meet Threats of Red Spread   Marshall Hopeful Russia Will Join’ ~ in Uniting Europe

Marshall Policy For New Europe Faces Showdowr   Russian Reaction Will Determine Success Or Failure

Marshall's Peace Plan Is Pushed   Fear Russia, Sattelites Will Not Cooperate Wih Prenosac!

Marshall Works. Out Approach to Burapesn Problem   Success of Program Depends Largely On Soviet Reaction

‘He Hopes Russians Will Go Along, or at Least  Permit Some Countries To Join in the Proposal    :

Twin Threats Are Seen For Europe   Chaos, Communism Seen as Problems For Marshall, Aides

U. S. COURSE IN EUROPE VIEWED AS FIXED NOW   Could Lead Way To Unity Or Wide-Open Break, Observers Believe

New American Policy Toward Communistic Threat In Europe Headed For Showdown; Will Unite Or Divide Continent

Marshall, Advisers Plan Approach. To Chaos, Communism in Europe -

Refuse to Bar Wallace  From Government Park   US. Policy Toward Communist Threat In Europe Is Headed for Big Showdown

Russia Jockeyed To HotSpot   Marshall's Plan for European Order Leaves Soviets on Limb

Marshall Ready To Fight Chaos   Russian Position Will Soon Decide  European Pattern

Marshall Plan One Of Action   Positive Approach T« Europe’s Problems Is Advanced

Marshall Plans To Divide, Unite All of Europe  His Policy is “Open Door’ to Russian CO naanar ntian

Duchess of Windsor Regains _ Title as Best-Dressed Woman   Woman Who Charmed King Off Throne Tops List Of Ten Best-Dressed Women in the World

Name Duchess ‘Best Dressed’   Voted Tops In Annual List Of World's Most Stylish Women

Communications Workers Meef   Feel Sure New Telephone Union Will Last; CIO, AFL Watchers Doubtful

Parents Plead For Word of Missing Baby   Landlord Slain In Housing Tiff

Terrorists Grab $60,000 im Raid On Tel Aviv Bank   Armed Bandits Believed to Be Members of Irgun ist Movement   BRITISH DEPORTING CITIZENS, CHARGE   'Hagana Radio Says English Are Shipping Legal Residents to Cyprus

House Has Own Version   Fight Masked Men Rob Tel Aviv Bank of $60,000

Tel Aviv Bank Held Up With $60,000 Loss   Police Suspect Irgunists— Denortations Charoe;

Cash Taken To Finanee Operations   British Accused Of Deporting Old Citizens

‘hurchill Opens Strong Attack On Labor Government   Condemns Britain’s Labor Government As Incompetent—Urges Ouster   GENERAL ELECTION URGED BY CHURCHILL

CHURCHILL IN FIERY ATTACK   WARTIME _ PREMIER WANTS __GENERAL _ ELECTION INT EFFORT TO OUST LABORITES

CHURCHILL SAYS BRITISH MUST OUST SOCIALISM   » Conservative Leader Fires Bitter Blast At Present Regime

Churchill Seeks New  Election   War-Time Leader Condemns Britain’s Labor Government

Phone Calls From Autos and Trucks Now Being Planned  Limited Area in Kansas and Missouri Served by Late Summer

PALESTINE COMMISSION RESULTS ARE PREDICTED   Arab-Jewish State Under Trusteeship Of UN or Holy Land Partition Foreseen

United Nations fc Get Proposal on Palestine Issue   Arab-Jew State Recommended  By U-N Group

Probers Study Partition Plan For Holy Land   U. N. Inquiry Commission May Recommend ArabJewish State; Will  Meet Tamorrow

Palestine Probe Commission  Meets Tomorrow  Board May Offer Two Plans to Settle Problems

Group Plans Long Study (n Palestine   Partition Under International Trusteeship Seen

EXPERTS MAY ASK PARTITION IN HOLY LAND   U. N. COMMITTEE TO HUNT SOLUTION THIS SUMMER

Ex-Governor Denied Desk In Rotunda   Talmadge Visits Mansion But Does Not Sleep There

Arnall Finds Desk Seized by Talmadge  Sets Up New Office   Sets Up New Office After Radio Address to People of Georgia

Names Called As Arnall Seeks To Occupy Desk At Georgia’s State Capitol

Forced To Move From Statehouse   Talmadge Tightens His Control In Georgia’s Cavernaremin Fieht.

Ordered to Appear Feb. 7 But Says He Is Not Decided Whether He  Will Do So; Seizes Arnall’s Temporary  Oftice.

INTERIM OFFICE IS SEIZED BY TALMADGE AIDE   Talmadge Asserts He Will Heed No Adverse Ruling By The Court; Says Assembly Action Not Subject To Court Review.

Rotunda Cleared. Of Desk In Night   Offices Are Movec To Candler Bldg. This Morning

Arnall Turned Out Of Office By Talmadge   Moves Offices To Down~ town Building As Temporary Office Seized.

Grip Tightened By Talmadge   Son Of Eugene Holds Capitol Offices And Mansion: “Ith Governor” ---Arnall

Governorship Battle Reaches New Heights   Arnall Continues Duties; Broadcasts Assurances To State’s Citizens *

MORE BALLOT THEFTS   Safe Crackers at Work in Two Additional Kansas City Precincts

Sight Wreck Of Transport   Fate of Passengers Unknown; Two Yanks  Aboard Airliner

SIGHT MISSING AIR TRANSPORT   WRECKAGE OF AIR FRANCE SHIP SPOTTED—TWO AMERICANS ABOARD

Vandenberg Says ltaly,;France under: ‘Critical Pressure'a’       ‘Urges Immediate: Passage of Aid™, Ta Furane- Bill:

257 Veterans Cash $65,000 Worth of ‘Leave Bonds Here   Economists Watch Cashing Of GI Terminal Pay Bonds

Economists Keep Fye on Veteran Bond Cashing   Movement May Be Possible Spur - Fo Inflation

Business Boom? ; Thousands. ‘Of Veterans Rush To Cash Terminal Leave Bonds

Economists Expect Business Upsurge As Veterans Cash in Terminal Bonds

Watch Kept On Bond Cashing   Economists See Possible Spur To Inflationary Pressures.

SUPER LIGHTNING CHARGE RECORDED   345,000-Ampere Bolt Hit Pitt’s Cathedral.

Pensions, Other Benefits Issue in NLRB Hearing  CIO Counsel Calls:+It Deferred Wages:

 HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY   Social Security Representative tc Be at Employment Office

HERE JANUARY 15      . v Seciat Security Representative will 4 Re Here Next Week.

HERE WEDNESDAY   horlal Recuriily Kepresentative Coming From St. Joseph.

HOPI RAIN DANCE BRINGS A DELUGE   ‘Mesa-Top Spectators Are Trapped By Resultant Flood Waters

WHAT EUROPE AID " DLAN EMBRACES   GU. §. WOULD ASSIST NATIONS HELP THEMSELVES IN REBUILDING ECONOMIES.

Tax Cut fo Await Fate Of Budget   Hearings Postponed On Measure Calling For 20% Slash

Vote Canvass Confirms Fair Tax Levy Victory   etror in Reading Ballot Count Found but Result Df Blactian ce Thestcccc ce

House Has Two Bills to Block A Long Strike   Pattern Agreement  Sought to Stop Threat

40 Witnesses. _ May Be Called __ In Police Case   Declare Evidence Linking Officers With Gangsiers Will Be Offered Monday

Flood Comes Back to Town   Eddyville Still Deep in Stinking Mud from Last Week Overflow

House Leader Still Unnamed   No Announcement Made After Long Conference in Annapolis

CONFERENCE OF HOUSE LEADERS HELD YESTERDAY   No Announcement Made On Appeintment Of Majerity Leader   LEGISLATURE WILL RECONVENE TODAY

U.N. CONSIDERS   PALESTINE ISSUE   BIG POWERS ASKED WHETHER THEY WILL ENFORCE ANY DECISION REACHED,

Need Enforcement Machinery fo Meet Palestine Problem  United Nations Facing   United Nations Facing Delicate Situation in Holy Land

Use Of Force Seen As Need In Dispute —  UN Showdown Seen  On Palestine Issue

TO HOLD EXAMINATION FOR SUBSTITUTE CLERK IN LOCAL PNSTOFFICE ON NOV. 92

POSTAL EXAMS TO BE GIVEN AT PARK NOV. 22   EXAMINATIONS TO BE GIVEN IN FEDERAL BUILDING AT SPENCER.

Greek Army In Dark As To Red State   Still Hunts For Guerrilla Leader

REDS IN GREECE LAUNCH ATTACK   Town Near Border Of Albania Shelled By Guerrilla Bands

GREEKS BATTLE GUERRILLA BAND   Athens Rushes Reinforcements To Beleaguered Town

GREEKS BATTLE REBEL ATTACKS   500 Rounded Up In Plot T Assassinate Politicians

Communist State Proclaimed By Insurgent Reds   Believe Guerrilla Force Numbers About 2,000 Men; Attack On Christmas Morn

Greek Guerrillas Launch Surprise Attack On Town   Army Rushing Reinforcements; Still Seek Out The Red:Leader.

Truman Returns to the Capital  Mother Is Reported in Good Condition

fIRST SANTA CLAUS VISIT SUCCESSFUL   Distributes Full Pack of Toys to Children In Area   281 RECEIVE GIFTS

Capone Family At Bedside Of ~ Ex-Gang Chiel   Al Fighting for His Life In Villa at Miami Beach

Price Daniel Takes Oath In  Simple Rites  Ceremonv I[s   Ceremony Is Cancelled By Mother's Injury

Band Concert:Program For Saturday, July 12   Pfc. Roger Sturgeon With the Famed First Cavalry Division

CLEARER VIEW OF SITUATION BEING SOUGHT   Marshall Sends Note While Speeding Formation Of Balkan Aid Group

SPRINGFIELD GIRL, 7, IS KILLED BY TRUCK   Child Struck as She Runs Into Street. to Catch School Bus e~PDriver Released.

Hannegan Picks  Favorite for  ‘48 Presidency Fsnple Leg That  Flimean Wanarc

Hannegan, in Speech, Boosts Truman For 1948  Democratic National   Democratic National Chairman Endorses President, New Term

HANNEGAN FLIPS TRUMAN'S HAT IN RING FOR 1948   National Democratic Chairman Fires Opening Gun, Without President's Knowledge; Republican Reply Coming  'D.

HITLER’S FINANCE MINISTER SENTENCED   Hjalmar Schacht Convicted as Major Nazi Offender and Given Eight Years.

Explanations in Order As Hubby, Minus Pants, Arrives With Milkman

Truman's Mother Holding Her Own  Shows Improvement ' After Bad Night

MOTHER TRUMAN HAS “BAD NIGHT’   Suffers Relapse After Gair  Noted Yesterday

REPORTS MOTHER “HOLDING HER OWN   President Says She Had a Bad ) Night and Suffered a Chill

Mrs. Truman Rallies After Slight Setback   President's Mother ‘Holding Her Own’ Bu Has a ‘Bad Night’

“Bad Night’ After Rally   Mrs. Martha Truman's Condition Is Worse

Mother Truman Sinks after Rally   President Says Mother's Surprising Rally Followed by ‘A Bad Night’

Mrs. Truman Ha: Slight Relapse   Experiences Bad Night After Yesterday's Surprising Rally.

Mrs. Truman Has Setback After Rally   President And  Snvder Confer

Truman's Mother  Holding Her Own’   Gains Somewhat After Setback During Night Is Report This Morning’

Meeting To Have Major Effect On Foreign Policy   Far-Reaching Results Anticipated; Britain’s Role Is Secondary

MARSHALL MAY MEET STALIN IN NEAR FUTURE   Hint Confab May Have Vital . Effect on Relations of Two Nations

Marshall And Stalin Parley Expected Soor   Meeting May Have Far Reaching Effect On Soviet American Relations In Future

Meeting Of — Marshall And — $talin Rumored   IMPORTANT CONFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO IS FORECAST

Bevin Is Reported to Be In Favor of Rejecting Molotov Stand on China   U.S. Asks Wider Participation by Small Countries in Drafting Peace Treaty for Germany; Vishinsky Balks,  Objects to. Turkish, Role .

Marshall to Meet Stalin Soon, Belief   Hear Bevin Reject Plan For Conference  On China

Momentous Conference Predicted  Would Influence  Soviet Relations

Marshall And Stalin Due To Confer   Bevin Rejects Molotoy Plan At Moscow

TALK BY STALIN AND MARSHALL BELIEVED NEAR   Bevin ‘No’ Reported On Plar Of Molotov For Special Meeting On China

Talk To Have Far-Reaching Effects, Claim   Foreign Ministers Open Their Seventh Session, As Spokesman Predicts Stalin Conference

COUNCIL HOLDS   Great Britain Taking Secondary Role In Soviet Relations

US WOULD LET I WALLER NATIONS   Soviet - American Relations May Be Cleared if Secretary of State Sees Stalin

MARSHALL MAY HAVE MEETING WITH PREMIEF   Talk with Stalin Expected To Have Serious Bearing on World Relations

Early Meeting  Of Stalin and Marshall Seen   Conference to Be Speeded Up With Austrian, German Pact

Bevin Backs U.S.; Rejects Talks on China   Murphy, Vishinsky Opposed on Plan for Participation Small Nations

Russian Relation WithU:S. [IsOnTap   Foreign Ministers Expect Stalin © To Talk

Gen. Marshall *. To. Meet Stalin - For Vital Talk   Parley Expected To Have Far-Reaching Effect ‘On U. S., Red Relations

Today’s Outlook   y  AR PUCCIO “als ANAIYSt     CO..MUNST METHODS EVIDENT IN FRENCH, ITALIAN DISORDERS

Red Revolutions In Italy, France Gives Rough Idea of Communism’s Methods

Former Rep. Joshua Johns, 66, Green Bay, Dies of Heart Attack  :

Joshua Johns Is Dead at 66  Represented Eightt   Represented Eighth District Two Terms

DROP NEAR FREEZING   Calder Weather Follows Sunday in the Seventies

Brewers Also Expect To Cut Use Of Grain   Agents For Industry Recommend Immediate Halt To Use of Wheat

Brewing Industry To Cut Grain Use  Truman To Address U.S. By Air Tonight

Brewers May Cuf Grain Use   Presidents Speaks Foright To Nation on Specific Feed Saving Pragram

Brewers to Cut Use of Wheat, Rice   Truman Prepares to Launch Campaign for Voluntary Food Cut

BREWERS WILL SAVE ON GRAIN   Decision To Reduce Consumption Agreed upon by Industry’s Representatives

£0 AIG MUrope 2  Beer Makers  Asked To Cut Use Of Grains As F ood Step   Truman To Request Active Cooperation In Address Tonight

Brewers Asked To Reduce Use Of Wheat, Rice   Indusury Leaders Agree To Plan For Making More Grain‘ Available To Help Europeans

Will Cooperate In Program To Conserve Grain   Announcement Made After Long Conference Of Truman Food Group

U.S. Brewers May Quit Use Of Wheat, Rice   Release for Food Use of Wheat Stocks Also Recommended

BREWERS ARE READY 10 Ald FOOD PROGRAM   Wheat and Rice Will Not Be Used in Making Beer

Brewers Agree to Use Less  Grain in Beer  Release of Wheat Baneba fae   Release of Wheat Stocks for Food Is Favored

Brewers Agree To Stop Use of Wheat in Beer   Also to Recommend Discontinuance of  Use of Table Grade Rice to Help Save Grain

Top Brewers Agree To Less Use OF Grain   President Works On Broadcast Set Tonight

Brewers Wil Stop Using Wheat. Rice  M: ay Re lease Stocks Owned Or Contracted

FOOD COMMITTEE ASKS BREWERS 10 STOP USING WHEAT   Representatives of Indusiry Agree to Recommend Step in Furtherance of AidEurope Program.   CHANGE IS PROBABLE IN FLAVOR OF BEER   'Truman’s Radio Talk Tonight   May Give More Specific   Goal on Saving Than Outlined to Date.

Brewing Industry Moves to End Use Of Wheat at Once  Beverage Makers Also Will Be Urged to Free Grain Under Contract

Group Offers Stock Release For Aid Plan   fruman Will Disclose First Phase Of Specific Aid Prooram

Move Made To Back Aid Program   Brewers Agree To Release Stocks Of Wheat Now Held

SHORTAGE OF CARS IS FOUGHT INU. 9.   Lack of Steel Is Reason Fer Shortcomings of Program.

More Fighting by Phone Strikers   Says Prohibition To Return to U. S.   Pem © ~— 4 eS

Danger Seen In Decline  Of Airpower  U. S. Losing: Air   U. S. Losing Air Leadership, Executives Avez

Taylor Shows How To Hold  Senate Floor   Former Actor  Talks For Hours

Taylor Takes Stage for Hour: In Filibuster.   Chats to Sleepy Colleagues oh This, That and the Other

Idaho Senator Says He Doesn’t Filibuster   Just Wants Senate t Think Things Over Bafore a Vata Yale

Ex-Tent Show Actor Holds Sleepy Senators In All Night Session But Its Not A Filibuster. He Savs °

Former Tent Show Actor Has “Dream Part,” But Denies Performance Is Filibuster

Idahoan Holds Stage for 8 Hours And 25 Minutes in Fight Over Veto

Ex-Actor Taylor Plays Major Role  Holds Senate Floor For Long Soliloquy

Taylor Performs All-Night Stand   Idaho Democrat Holds Senate More Than 8 Hours

Death Is Stalking Nubbins Again, Physician Reveals   Boy Who Had Early Christmas in 1944 May Not Be Alive When Santa Comes This Year

‘Moran, Professional ‘Screwball, Tops ’em All   Hollywood Cafe Crowd Scrambles For “Jewels” He Drops During His Exit

Strictly  For Fun-—  Screwball Moran  Dons Cape, Beard — And Tovs ‘Fm All

Here's’ Moran Again  Holly wood Learns That All That Glitters Isn’t Arab Rubies

Glass Jewels Fool Gullible Hollywood As Screwball Mimies Arabian Prince

Warren's Entry Into GOP Presidential Derby Indicates Tie-Up at Convention

U. S. Decrees Extended Aid Against Reds   State Department’s ‘Blueprint’ Released Bar Senators’ Use

Dewey Rejects  Demands to Alter  Special Tax Plan Gsverner Rebuffs Request Voiced First Hore for Special Legislation Action

in other To [Dying Mother T Hear Daughter’s i'Graduation Address

Mrs. J. E. Norris of Helena Dies  Long Illness Proves Fatal to Woman

Mrs. J. E. Norris, Prominent Pioneer, Dies  Native of Helena Succumbs to Lengthy Iliness

‘Rock of Gibenttar Jail Holds Out Against Second Jail Break Attempt

Pseudo-Sherlock Holmes Finds Walls Of County Jail Better than Jericho's

Television Phone System Worked Ow By Radio Company  ‘New Outfits Ready fo:   New Outfits Ready for Customers Within a . Few Months 

Pay-As-You-Watch Phone Vision Is Announced By Zenith Corporation

Pay-As-You-Watch Television Show:   System Would Give Broad. casters A Cash ‘Box Office’

Television Phone System Worked Out By Radio Company  New Outfits Ready for Customers Within a Few Months

BRITISH LOAN CURBS LIFTED   Resumption Of Drawing Or ~ $400 Million Credit Is Authorized By U. S.

U. $. Authorizes Britain To Resume Drawing On Remainder Of Credit

LAST MILLIONS GO TO BRITAIN   Treasury Authorizes Thaw Of ‘Frozen’ Credit to ’ Chancellor

Labor Unions Study Action   CIO Takes Up Foreign Policy Proposals; AFL Takes Up Labor Act

Railroad Flagwoman Who Beautified Her Crossing Honored at Banquet

RAIN HEADS THIS WAY   Occasional Showers Ex ed to Reach Eastern Part State

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EuropeConference Considering Plans For Organization   Expect Committee Work To Be Finished In Month

Aid To Europe Meet In Paris Nearing Close   Working Organization To Speed Recovery Drawn Up; May Adjourn Until August

On Matter of European Recovery .... economic Parley Is Thought Near Close

Recenvene In August  Paris Parley Nears Close; Working Plan Is Endorsed   Committees Named To Study European Resources And Needs

ROCKY GRAZIANO'S LICENSE REVOKED   Title Bout With. Tony Zale Ordered Cancalled

Graziano’s License Is Revoked  Boxer Failed to Report Bribe Offer  Ta Cammiccinn

Graziano Loses Boxing License;  Zale Bout Is Off   Action Is Taken Becaus He Failed to Make - Report of Big  Bribe Offer

Arabs and Jews Debate U.N. Palestine Plan   Two Factions Take Opposite Positions or Statehood Proposal

DEATH SETTLES CUSTODY FIGHT   Mother And Baby Slain In California Broken Marriage Case

"CONSTABULARY UNDER THE STATE DEPARTMENT. TO  REPLACE TROOPS IN ~ “— “FOUR ZONES

COMMIES BOOST HUNGARY RULE   Sweeping Economic Reforms Decreed for Nation

Food Supply Of Britain  Threatened   By Strike of More Than 14,000 Truck Drivers; Attlee Orders Military Forces to Maintain Flow .

Food Crisis Spreading In England   Government Orders Out Armed Services After Truckers Strike

Music Makers Work Overtime To Beat Petrillo’s All-time Ban On Recordings   n-

Tootlers, Groaners Will Get First Rest in Weeks When 24-Hour Bedlam in Recording Studios Stop

Recording Studios to Have Two Years Supply of Records By Midnight, When Petrillo Ban Starts

May, Garssons On Trial Today   Government Charges Garssons With Giving Congressmen Money

Arabs Protest Partifion Plan. With Walkout  Million and Half Close Shops ‘in moqdep os @L._..

‘British Stop 2 Refugee Ships; Arabs on Strike   Jews Charge Use of Tear Gas; Little Violence in  Arab Strike

Thousands Go to Mosques for Prayer and Streets Are Crowded, but Leaders Express Confidence Demonstration Will Not Burgeon Into Revolt or Disorder—-Police on the Alert — Tension Rises Among the Jews.

Jews Allege Britons Used Gas on Ship   Refugees Protest Tear Gas Release— Link Baby’s Death

2,000 HURL ~ CHARGE AFTER SHIP. SEIZED   Two-Year-Old Child Declared Killed in Attack

4 CHURCHES TO RECEIVE MONEY  FROM AN ESTATE   Sellersville Woman Remembers Four Lutheran Congregations in Will   2 Children To Share Estate of Sarah Ellen Hallam, South Langhorne

SELLERSVILLE WOMAN NDS FOUR CHURCHES   Lutherans Given $500 By Miss Elvena Walz   PARK OWNER’S ESTATE

Slight Damage Slated In State   Coastal Sections Swept By Rain; Wind Drops

WIND AND RAIN SWEEPING AREA AS STORM HITS   [Tropical Disturbance Now Chilling Carolinas From Mountains lo Sea Expected To Blow Itself Out Over Atlantic Late Tonight.

Disturbance Due To Blow Itself Out   Expected To Take To Sea At Hatteras

Tropical Storm Moves Northwarc   No Danger Expected From Disturbance  Due For N. C. Coast

I. G. Farben Trial Opens   21) Directors Voice War Guilt’s Denial

11 IN NAZI FIRM PLEAD INNOCENT   Farben Men Deny Con spiring To Cause War For Profit

Trial of Reich ‘Trust’ Begins   . G. Farben’s Chemical Combine Oirectors Plead Innocent of War Guilt.

DENY A WAR SHOVE   hi 1. G. Farben Directora Mead : Innocent Before U. S. Court

Farben Heads To Be Tried   Accused Of Conspiring To Plunge World Into War, Making Hitler Power Possible

GERMAN TRUST HEADS ON TRIAL   Directors Of I. G. Farben Accused Of Plotting War For Profit

Trust Directors  Plead Innocent   U.S. Prosecutor Scores Group In Long  Indictment.

Farben Works Chiefs Enter Innocent Plea   War Crimes Court Charge: That Without Chemical Trust, Hitler Wouldn’t Stage War

1.G. Farben Officials Plead Not Guilty   Accused of Helping Plan  Aanarecsive War

‘Pushing Around By U.S. Charged   21 Farben Chiefs Plead Innocent

Press Ahead on Trial of Nazi Industry Leaders  21 Officers in Farben   21 Officers in Farben Trust Accused of Helping Plot War

CIO Threatens To Sue Columbus Hotel  For Allesced Racial Discrimination

UNION LEADERS THREATEN TO SUE NEIL HOUSE   Charge CIO Negro Delegates Refused Table Service at Hotel

ClO Suit Is Aimed Against Columbus Hotel   ‘Discrimination’ Is Alleged at Neil House-

Economic Crisis Increases Daily In Great Britain   Daily Mirror Calls © For Resignation or Forcing Out of Attlee

— Cost Of Living—  Futures Prices Decline   Selling Wave Drives Grain, Butter, Egg Quotations Lower

HOUSE SPEAKER CALLS FOR MORE CO-OPERATION   Says Unselfish Teamwork Necessary to  Halt Trend.

Martin Gives Plan to Fight Inflation   Says Congress and President MA et Co-Operate

SEE UN SITTING FOR PALESTINE   London Source Says Britain Will Ask United Nations For Special Session To Consider Problem Of Halv Land Mandate.

HOOVER TAKES FOOD MISSION   Declares U. S. Must Feed  Germans in Accepting New Assignment

Donnelly  Slashed   Bills Introduced Cut More Than 26 Million From  Recommendations

Appropriation Bills Slash State Budget   More Than $26,000,000 Carved From Donnelly’s Recommendations for Fiscal Year, With Most of Cuts in Agencies Under Governor

Mystery Planes, Shaped Like Saucers, Are Sighted by Amateur Oregon Airman

Bug-Eyed Pilot Describes Shiny Odd-Shaped Planes _ Timed at 1.200-Mile Sneed

OHIO'S TRAFFIC DEATH TOLL HITS 16 IN 48 HOURS   10 of Victims Killed in Railroad Crossing Accidents

Death Toll in Ohio Traffic 16   Accidents on Grade Crossings Take 10

R.C. Allen Hits At Testimony on Iron Ore Needs  Plan as an reat to Use Ores

R.C Allen Hits At Testimony on Iron Ore Needs  - Plan Is Threat to Use of Lean Ores

House Will Probe U.S. Publicity Expenditures   To Investigate Annual Bill of 75 Million For “Propaganda”

U.S. PUBLICITY FUNDS SCORED   Solon Soys Federal Regime’s " Expenses for Propaganda Will Be Probed

Steelmen Set To Sign New Working Pact   “Assures Peace In the Industry For At Least Two Years,” Union Leader Says

Murray Predicts Two-Year Peace After Wage Hike   Calls New Contract Answer To Labor Baiters; Expect Other Aareements

TO SIGN STEEL PACT TODAY   Murray Says Agreement As. sures Labor Peace for Two Years.

TWO YEARS PEACE IN STEEL INCUSTRY ASSURED BY PACT   Signatures on New Agreement Will Prevent Walkouts  in Near Future

Affix Signatures On Wage Pact   See Act Assuring industrial Peace

Sign Steel Pact Today   Hailed As Two Year -Peace Assurance; Basis For Other Union Contracts

Steel Pact Will Be Signed Today   Murray Sees Two Years Of Peace From Acreement.

New Steelworkers’ Pact Assures Peace In Industry For 2 Years, Says Murray   TAFT SAYS HIGH PRICES TO STAY

U. 5. Steel, C. 1.0. Ready To Sign Steel Pact; Two   nS, See GER eau cml

Murray Says Pact Rebuffs Labor's Foes Proves Industry.  Union Can Solve Issues, He Avers

Company And Union Sign Steel Pact Assuring Peace In Industry For Two Years

Union Approves Steel Contract   Murray Says Agreement Puts End To Labor Baiting Action

Will Sign Steel Contract Today   Murray Expects No Trouble in Dealing With 86 Other Firms

Landlords Having Trouble Persuading Tenants on Rent Hikes. Expediter Says

Landlords Have  Trouble Getting  Tenants Sien Up Only 3.3 Per Cent Of Dwellings  Been Leased

DAMAGE SUIT LOST BY LITTLESTOWN MAN   Jury At York Decides Against Charles I. McCaffrey Who Sought $625 As Result Of Accident

30: Per Cent for Little Fellow, 20:for Others   Would Be Retroactive to Jan. 1; Goesto Floor Next Week.

House Group. Votes Tax Cut Of 30 Percent  Small Taxpayers   Small Taxpayers Get Bénefit; 20 Percent for Others

—HOUSE UNIT HEARS GENERAL— Plan to Train 850,000 Annually Explained

GIVES AN OUTLINE OF TRAINING PLAN   Army and Navy Would Trai: 830.000 Youths Annually

ASKS TRAINING OF TEEN-AGERS   Army And Navy, Seeking “Universal Training, Would Accommodate 850,000 Youths Annually  If Congress Annroves.

WRECK TOLL ~ NOW PLACED NT 25 DEAD   SEVENTY. PERSONS IN HOSPI‘TALS AS RESULT OF DISASTER TO SPEEDING Lm pee

wantpe @IrTTATION   TEAMSTERS ASK NLRB USE AFTER SICNING NON-RED STATEMENTS

AFL Teamsters Ask Reversal Of Taft-Hartley Act   Union Asks Change In Provision On Non-Red Pledge Under Labor Act

Tobin Demands NLRB Service  For Teamsters   AFL Leader -Signs-Qath Of -) Aa ti- Communism As Required ‘By ‘Law; - To Test Ruling’

Teamsters’ Chief Signs Anti-Red Paper; Demands Right to Use NLRB

Lewis Blocks Filing  NLRB Asked To Set Aside Denham Rule On Affidavits   Teamster President Signs Up. Contends  Union Now Qualified

Demand NLRB Change Ruling   Teamsters Union Head Signs Anti-Red Affidavit

TEAMSTERS SEEK NLRB SERVICES   DISPUTE RULING OF OFFICIAL THAT ALL UNIONS MUST SIGN

‘Demand Labor Board Reverse ‘Ruling By General Counsel ' Teamsters Say They Can Use NLRB

U. 5. AND TURKEY SIGN AGREEMENT FOR MILITARY AID   Ankara Government Get: Funds To Protect Natian’s Freedam

U. 5. Signs Pact To Assist Turkey  $100,000,006 Military Aid Agreement Aimec At Ruecian Pracesusac

BROTHERS ARRESTED   U. 5. Signs $100,000,000 Military Turkish Aid Pact to Ward Off Soviet Pressure

Turkey Signs U. S. Aid Pact   Millions to Assure Freedom From Reds

TG GUARANTEE FREEDOM FROM RUSS PRESSURE   Says It Complies With UN Charter

Crisis Puts Labor Party On The Spot   Political Storm In EngJand Follows Economic Plight, Bevin May Take Attlee’s Post As Premier

Miners Seeking ~ New Payments   reve t in Attendance At Harrisburg

Secretary Marshall Plans To Leave By Plane Tomorrow For Washington Barring Unexpected Developments   STALIN TO BANQUET MINISTERS TONIGHT

Foreign Ministers Hold Banquet At Kremlin;  Carry Austrian Treaty To New York Meeting.

Marshall Plans To Leave City By Plane Friday   Soviets Are Blamed For Meet’s Failure

SOUR NOTE ENDS RUSS-AMERIGAN MOSCOW TALKS   Generalissimo Stalin to Bid Farewell at Kremlin Feast Tonight

Big Four to. End Moscow Parley Tonight   Stalin Host.  at Final Banquet in the Kremlin

Banquet To Be Given  By Stalin   Austrian Treaty Is Topic For Final Discussion

GUNFIRE MARKS PINEAPPLE STRIKE   Pickets Wounded Before Territorial Governor Farms Roard

3 WOUNDED IN STRIKE RIOTS   Pineapple Strike Marked By Gunfire; Emergency Board Is Named

Boy Scout Gain:      Returns ia Campaign, So Far, Five Times  Greater Than Last Year 

OTE DUE FRIDAY N PORTAL BILL   ft Charges CIO Tries Te Obstruct Labor Changes

Senate To Vote on Portal Bill Today   Late Afternoon Action Set in Upper Chamber

FINAL VOTE ON PORTAL BILL   Members Differ on Whether It Points Forward or Backward

TE NEARS FINAL VOTE ON PORTAL BILL   Members Differ on Whether It Points Forward or Backward

PORTAL SUITS — — ACTION NEAR   VOTE” ON SENATE BILL TO OUTLAW PORTAL PAY ‘BUITS DUE LATE TODAY

Lilienthal Given Patterson’s OK For Atomic Post  Senate Opposition To Ex-TVA Boss Seems to Increase

War Secretary Backs Lilienthal   Patterson Appears Betore Committee on Atomic Bomb Controls

Patterson Favors Likenthal as Head Of Atomic Grour   War ar Secretary Asks Quick Senate Confirmation of Former TVA Head   MAJOR GOP BREAK OVER NOMINATION   Taft Believed To Selection  Vandenberg Said Favorable; Opposed

tablish ROTC field artillery and air force units at the college.

Asserls Sum For Foreign Aid ‘Too Large’ Taft Opposes Marshall's Plea For $2,657,000,000 By July I

Senator Taft Opposes Expenditure   $2,657.000,000 Asked by Secretary of State for Relief

DETAILED DATA ON PLAN GIVEN BY SECRETARY   German Recovery Held - Vital To European Economic Setup

TAFT CALLS AID SUMS T00 LARGE   Opposes Increase In Present Rate of Activity Carried On

Taft Protests Aid Figure Of Sec. Marshall   Ohioan Says Huge Sur Is Excessive; Would  Hold Line

Marshall Maps Aid Plans For Senate Group  Taft Opposes Any   Taft Opposes Any Addition To Fiscal Year Appropriation

Taft Opposes High Figure Onkmergene)  Foreign Aid   Says $2,657,000,000 Much Too Large; Commiitee Hears  Marshall Proposal

Taft Against Sum Marshall Asks In Europe Aid Plans   Ohio Senator Says There Should Be No Additions To Rate At Which Support Now Is Being Giwen. $4.500.000 Annualle

Taft Opposes Marshall Plan Relief Costs   Secretary Of State Calls For Self-Supporting Germany

DHIQAN SAYS SUM, §2,607,000,000, 15 MUCH TOO LARGE   ‘Senator Also Voices Belief  That Expenditures Proposed for Long-Range Help Are Excessive.   SECRETARY BREAKS DOWN HIS PROGRAM   {t Includes $500,000,000 for U. 8. Army Occupation Costs for Remainder of  Fiseal Year.

42,657 Million'Benjamin In Europe Aid Plea To Save Until July 1 Cooperatives

Taft Says Outlay Asked For Europe ‘Much Too Large’   Marshall Recommends More Than ‘Two  And One Half Billions In Foreign —_ Aid Refcre Next July 1 an

Secretary Declares Restoration of Reich “cconomy Is *Vital’   Marshall Urges Spending $2,657,000,000, Including 360,000,000 for China, Between Now nad July lL: Senator Seeks Price Head

Byrnes to Sign Peace Treaties   Formal Ceremony To Be Held in Paris February 10; Pacts Now Ready

Byrnes Expected to Sign Peace Treaties Monday  Will Be One of His Last  Official Duties

Communism Prohe in Week-end Lull   Fireworks Possible at Next Week's Hearing

Fireworks Due  At Red Inquiry   "robers Hear of Movement To Start Ruckus

State Of Maine Declared Disaster Area By Truman   Fireworks Seen When Inquiry Is Resumed Inte Communism   ‘Japan Scene Of Undercover Struggles Toda  Between Ancient Tradition, Young Freedom

Stern Committee Ready for Film Star Testimony   Fireworks Are Expected in House Hearing on Hollywood Reds

Miami Beach Boat Basin Fire Causes  $250,000 Damage   Twenty Boats Believed Destroyed By Flames, Firemen Control Blaze In Hour

High Bench’s Split Widens   Revolutionary Stand Charged to Maiority

Deep Split on Supreme Court Seen on Ruling   Black Scores Majority Opinion as ‘Revolutionary’; Jackson in Majority

Count Of Disputed Votes Is Completed   No Announcement Made On Maryland Senate Contest

TEST RECOUNT ~ 18 COMPLETED   No Report Being Made On  - State Senatorial Contest

20 Per Cent Hike Felt Inadequate   $30 Million Would Be Carved From Surplus In Next Biennium By South Piedmont Plan

TRUMAN SEES POSSIBILITY OF NEW FOOD CURBS   Americans Urged To Tighten Belts So That Europeans May Not Starve

Truman Calls On American People To Aid Europe   Urges All To ‘‘Eat Less’’ In Order To Provide More Food For Europe   CONSIDER NECESSITY OF CONGRESS SESSION

Special Session  Possible   Nation May Be Asked To Observe Meatless Days To Aid Europe

Congress To Decide Return to Rationing And Special Session   President Asks Nation To Waste Less by Being More Selective in Buying Eatables; Citizens’ Committee Named To Promote Campaign

Saturday a Holiday At the Postoffice   No Mail Deliveries to Be Mad Washington's Birthday, Is Announced Today

Volcano Belches Ashes, Fumes  _ Wide Iceland Area Is Blacked Out

Russians Release [Reich Goods   Wheat, Wood and Fue First Materials From East Germany to Be  Alotted As Reparation:

Soviets Make Available German ‘Reparations   Ten Countries Given Allotments ‘from’ the Fastern German fana

Describes Jewels as War Souvenirs  ‘Officer Refuses to Reveal Source

ARMY MAN DENIES GEM HOARD CAME FROM JAPAN BANK   Col. Edward J. Murray Calls * Jewels Souvenirs, but Declines to Tell Where He Got Them.   VALUE IS $200,000; TIP LED TO HIS ARREST   Customs Service Plans to Prosecute Officer on Smug gling Charges if Army Takes No Action.

Colonel Says Gems ~ Are War Souvenirs   Officer Talks Freely About Getting Jewels In Japan

Army Colonel Holds Gems  ‘Souvenirs’  Contends Jewels Brought from Japar Ware Nat Staloan

Army Officer Declares Jewels He Acquired In Japan Were Souvenirs

Hotel Campaign Is Over $150,000 To Date In Sales   Committee Drive To Continue To Complete Financing

HEAVY FIGHTING CONTINUES FOR TEL AVIV AREA   But Officials Aver Casualties Not So High in Night Assault

Fury of Arab Attacks in Tel Aviv Abate   Commando-Trained ‘Troops, Sent From Damascus

lel Aviv Repulses Attacks as Arabs Continue Disorders  Seven Nations Plan To Mobilize Forces In Partition Fight

Jewish Claims Of Arab Dead Declared High   Officials Doubt 145 Killed And Wounded In Night Offensive

Toll In Strife Rises Over 100 In New Clashes   Armored Car Is Set Afire, Three Jews Killéd- In Battle; Recruits Are Signed Up"

Skirmishes (Break Out In  ‘Palestine   ‘Molotov Cocktail’ Bombs Thrown At  Police Cars; Old Riff Warriar Ta Richt

Ferocity.Is Waniny In Palestine; Wild Night Marks Area   Taxicab: Army - Battle: Arabs,.. Who Are Readying Groups of  Commands

CLAIM MANY DEAD   But Hagana Leaders Exaggerate Arab Losses, an  Official Says

JEWS FIGHT OFF ARAB ATTACK ON TEL AVIV SECTOR  BRITISH DISCOUNT YAGANA CLAIM 85

Deny 80-85 Arabs Slain  “Bunk” Says Official On Casualty Report In Tel Aviv Attack

Tel Aviv Area Scene of New  Arab Attacks   British Sources Report 70 Arabs Killed by Hagana

Holy Land’s Skirmishing  Continues   Ferocity of Arab-Jewish _ Fighting Subsides but Bullets Still Fly ane Death Toll Mounts *

Jews, Arabs Continue War  In Holy Land   Tel Aviv Reported Scene of Battle Between Armed Arabs And ‘Taxicab Army

; + PALESTINE—. Commando  Arabs Set. For Action   BRITISH CARS" “UNDER ATTACK

Jews Claim Victory Over  Arab Forces  Fury Of Attack In Palestine le Ahatbina

Hagana Tale of Pitched Battle Is Discounted   Tel Aviv Repulse of Arabs Propaganda, Otbciala Renoort

Russ Cancel Trade Talks With France; Jew ‘Army’ Claim of Attack Debunked

CONTINUE RIOTS IN HOLY LAND   Report Four More Jews Slain in Tel Aviv

DEATH TOLLIN PALESTINE UP   Total In 10 Days Reaches 105 But Ferocity Apparently Easing

—~PALESTINE— New Fighting In Tel Aviv Kills 4: Jews  10-Day Death Toll Is 105

Taxicab Army Beats Off Arab Attack on City   “But Casualty Figures .“Bunk’, Savs Government

Skirmishes Continue in  Palestine Arabs Carry  Deoenstitiaw. £i.t&a

Several Child Patients  “Actually Saw Something” In Baby Murder Case

Many Theories Deepen Mystery   Children in Hospital Saw Killer, Belief

QUIZ CHILDREN AT MASSILLON   Small Patients “Saw Some. thing” Night of Sables’ Murder, Official Says.

Children Saw Something At Hospital Night of Murders   Massillon Chief Makes Report After Psychologist Questions Them; Slayiig Theory Is Upheld After Investigation

Quiz Children In Baby Deaths   Police Chief Says Crime Witnessed

Police Chief Says Children Too Upset To Clear Slayings   State Psychologist Questions Younger Group Quartered Near Nursery in Massillon Hospital

Child Patients Too Excited To Aid in Baby Death Probe  -  Massilion Police Chief Says Children Actually “Saw Sameshian" at Hacnitnt

ALL ‘INDICATIONS “ARE THAT NO EFFORT WILL BE MADE _ TQ. EXTEND PRES.  : ENT LAW

ARMY HINTS DRAFT ACT HAS ENDED   To Be Allowed to Expire March 31; Holiday Continues

Supreme Court Hears Suit To: Force Payment   Impact Of Outcome Will Be Great On Mich. Fiscal Plans

GOVERNMENT WILL BE LOSER IN PAY IF WORKERS WIN   Government to Lose in Taxes Navy's Liability Might Be on Large Scale

Firms Can Charge Costs to Taxes  Justice Department Given Case AE Shartanein Houce “Bank”

Kenney Asserts  Loss Is To Cost   Navy Liability May Run To More Than Half Billion

»U. S. To Lose It Portal Pay Suits Upheld   Army And Navy Liability Would Reach Into Bil lions, Says Witness

Gov t Might Pay Portal Awards In War Plants  Army-Navy Testify At Senate Hearing; Probe Air Crashes

Warrants Signed For 200; Mass Arrests On....   Charlotte Wars On Bootleggers

MURDER PROBE —1$ UNDERWAY      AUTHORITIES SUSPECT HIRED GUNMAN FROM CHICAGO . = MAY HAVE TOLLED. . ‘RAIL HEAD °

SIX PROBES OF MURDER START   U. S. Justice Department T. Join Forces Hunting McNear Killer

M’NEAR KILLING PROBES PUSHED   Rep. Kerns Reveals Phone Threat to Change Labor Views

Maryland Phone Strike Is But Partly Settled      One Union Signs Agree: ment But 4 Others Are Still Out.

1300 Maryland Workers Return To Jobs Monday   Quit National Union; A.T & T. Turns Down $6 Settlement Offer

CAPITAL WAITS NEXT BLAST IN LIQUOR PROBE   Schuster Asserts Senato ‘Put Pressure’ On Him in Club Report

GOP MAJORITY LEADER CITED IN SENATE PROBE   Claims Whittemore ‘Applied Pressure’ on Applicant for Akron Permit

WHITTEMORE HIT IN LIQUOR PROBE      Schuster Charges Senator ‘Put Pressure’ On Him

COLUMBUS IN LIQUOR SIZZLE   “Who's Next?” Is Question as Agent Liste More Names and Dates.

HOUSE WOULD PUT CEILING ON UNION FERS   Initiation Limit of $25 Probably Will  Receive Approval

 House. Senate Groun Studw Promosal  Additional Curbs Or Llnions Are Sought   Solons Okay Appropriation For State's Court System

House. Senate Groun Studw Pranasa  Additional C urbs Or Unions Are Sought   BOOST IN FUNDS PASSED  Solons Okay Appropriation For State's Court System

Ceiling On Union Fees Discussed  Conferees May Set Limit In Bill

BRITISH TO SEND JEWS TO FRANCE   REVEAL PLANS FOR TRAIN SHIPMENT OF UNRULY REFUGEES

"AT Equalization Tax Board Named By City Commission   Swimming .Pool To Open May 31

Dutch Take Republie’s Last Port   Indonesians Agree to U. N. Order to Cease Firing If Dutch Withdraw to Lines Held on July 20

Java War Goes On as Dutch Ponder UN Bid   Ambassador Declares He Is Confident of ‘Peaceful Solution’

JAVANESE PORT SEIZED BY DUTCH   LANDING PARTIES GO ASHORE FROM SHIPS TO OCCUPY TIILATIAP.

New Charges of Black Marketing   Army Making Investigation In Germany

BLACK. MARKET - AND CUS.  TOMS VIOLATIONS SAID TO INVOLVE ARMY PER @ONNEL ARD Wives ——.

ARMY TO PROBE REICH DEALINGS   American. Personnel’s. Part In ‘Black Market’ Under Fire

Jewish Refugees Land, Headed for  Camp in Germany   Some Forcibly Dumped on Hamburg Docks as Voyage Ends   At a Glance

DEATH DECREE GIVEN 22 AT BUCHENWALD   Five Others Sentenced to Life Imprisonment for Atrocities Committed by Nazis at the Concentration Camp.

28 NAZIS GET DEATH PENALTY   Buchenwald Prison Camp At. tendants Sentenced To Hang for Crimes.

DEATH IS DECREED FOR NAZI LEADERS   22 Concentration Camp Officials Are Convicted

2? Buchenwald Attendants to Die on Gallows   Frau Koch Who Made liems from Skin Of Prisoners Spared

Buchenwald Camp Attendants to Die   PREGAME EY DEE  Death Penalty Is  Imposed on Some; QMthare fant ethis

Others Are Sentenced To Prison   More Than 50,000 Prisoners Died In -Notorious Camp.

28 Buchenwald Camp Nazis to Die on Gallows   Five Sentenced To Life in Prison By U.S. Court

22 Nazis Given Death Sentences   Former Buchenwald Officials to Hang

McPherson’s Drought Broken With Vengeance   22 Nazis To Hang   Five Others Get Life For Atrecities Against Buchenwald Prisoners

Frau Koch Is. Sent fo Prison With 4 Others   “Three: Buchenwald Defendants. Given.

22 Nazis Sentenced To Hang   31 in All Convicted o! Horror Crimes at Buchenwald

22 Buchenwald  Camp Aifendants  Sentenced to Die Woman Who Made Articlos  From. Prisoners’ Skins One Of Fiva Sentenced io Life

Five Others Are Given Life Terms   One Gets 20 Years, Two 15 years and One 10 Years

9 OTHERS GET LIFE TERMS IN PRISON   Commandant’s Wife With Those To Be Jailed

22 to Hang for Nazi Atrocities At Buchenwald   Five Others, Including Infamous Frau Koch, Get Life in Prison

Frau Isle Koch Escapes Gallows   Five Sentenced to Life Imprisonment, Four Giv en Lesser Sentences by Brig. Gen. Keil.

4 Month Trial Ends for 31   50,000 Prisoners Perished  in Concentration Camps in Eastern Germany — 

COURT ORDERS HANGING OF 22 FOR WAR CRIMES   Five Others Accused Are Given Life Sentences   U. S$. COURT TRIAL   Woman Among Those To Get Life Term

Court Sentences 22 Nazi Canip Attendants to Die; Five Given Life Terms

Buchenwald Conceniration Camp Attendants Sentenced to Hang for Airocities During War

Sentence’ 22 Germans lo Death at Dachau   Formerly Officials At Buchenwald  Cancentratian Camn

Rope for 22 Horror Camp Attendants; Farben Chiefs Enter Plea of Innocent

Court Assigns 22 to Gallows   Defendants to Hang, Wor Crimes Court Decrees: Five Get Life

2? Buchenwald Camp Workers Given Death   Five Others Draw Life for Atrocities Against Inmates

22 BUCHENWALD CAMP OPERATORS SENTENCED 10 DEATH BY U: 8.   Five Get Life, Four Others Get _ Lesser Terms. For War Atrocities   TRIAL LASTED 4 MONTHS

MILITARY COUR]   Defendants Caused Death Of More Than 50,000  Pricanere At Campo

28 BUCHENWALD GUARDS TO HANG   lise Koch, , Four Others Gel Life Prison Terms

Dachau Court Says 22 To Die   American Wear Crimes Judges Order Hanging For Buchenwald Camp Atrocities

TWENTY-TWO GET DEATH PENALTY _ Former Chiefs Of Cruel Nazi Prison Will Die On Gallows

22, Concentration Camp Q perators Given Death   Five Others, Including Widow Of Former Commander,  Sentenced To Life Imprisonment; Penalties Invoked For Atrocities During War

Death Penalties Are Imposed in Atrocity Cases  Notorious Widow -Given Life Term

Death Camp Nazis Sentenced to Hans   Frau Tse hoch Given Life Term By American Court

2) Buchenwald Attendants Get Death Senfences      Five Others Given Life Imprisonment

22 Prisoners To Hang For War Crimes   § Others, Including American, Handed T:£, Ganitancac.

22 Buchenwald Camp - Attendants to Hang Under Court’s Rule    Pregnant Woman Among Those Sentenced to ) Death on Gallows

28 Buchenwald Heads To Die For Camp Atrocities   . C. Farben Directors Plead lnnocent To War Charges

Death Penalties Are Imposed in Atrocity Cases  Notorious Widow   Notorious Widow Given Life Term

Buchenwald Officials to Be Hanged  Five Defendants Are Given Prison

22 Buchenwald Concentration Camp Attendants Are Handed Death Sentences By U.S. Jury

Notorious Frau Koch Given Li ife  Term — _  22 Buchenwald Leaders Sentenced To Hang For Bloody War Crimes

12 Buchenwald Officials Sentenced To Hana for Atrocities During World War 2

Ise Koch, Widow Of Com: mandant, Among Those Going To Jail, Crimes Court Says   Four Defendants Get Short Terms   50,000 Persons Died In Notorious Camp Near Weimar, Famed As Goethe Residence

Dachau War Crimes Court Dectees Hanging for Buchenwald Camp Attendants.  :   Frau Ise Koch, Widow of Commandant, Sentenced to Life imprisonment.   OUTWARD CALM SHOWN   Defendants, Convicted of Atrocities at Site Where 50,000 Died, Viewed by Crowd.

Sentence 22 to Hang for Nazi Buchenwald Camp Atrocities   9 Face Imprisonment, Five For Life Terms

22 To DieFor Buchenwald  Camp Horror   Five More, Including Woman, Get Life Terms; Sentences  Of Others Vary

22 Nazis Are Sentenced To Be Hanged   Five Others Are Given Life in Prison For Their Atrocities §

22 SENTENCED TO HANG FOR DACHAU CRIMES   Pregnant Wife of Former Camp Commandant Draws Life Term

DECREE DEATH FOR 22 GERMAN WAR CRIMINALS   OTHERS GET LONG PRISON TERMS FOR NAZI ATROCITIES

22 Buchenwald Rulers Handed Death Penalty   Others Get Prison; Charged With Slaying Over 50,000 People

Death Decreed For Operators Of Buchenwald   More Than 50,000 Prisoners Said To Have Died In German Horror Camp; Infamous “Queen Of Buchenwald”’ Goes To Prison For Life.

22 Buchenwald Camp Officials Will Be Hanged   Five-Others Given Life. Terms; Four Get From 10 to 20 Years

22 Survivors Head for Port in Half Of Broken Shin: Seek 10 In Lifeboat

10 Tanker Crew Members Missing   Stern Section, With 22 Men Aboard, Moves Slowly toward Honolulu

Thousands Given Extra Overseas  Pay. Who Never Left Continent   Added $100 To Mustering Out Pay Given If Per sonnel Happened To Touch Canada Or Mexico In Changing United States Stations.

‘OUTSIDE’ PAY GIVEN FOR NAVY TRIP IN CANADA   Guif Flights Also Rated as ‘Foreign’ Duty at Discharcve

Navy Gave Extra Pay  For Travel Over Gulf Thousands Got $100 More on Discharge

: Overseas Service Pay Given To Many ‘Tust For Crossing Boundary Lines

Blackwell To Oppose Chandler   Lineups for 14th All-Star Baseball Game Announced

Vandenberg Predicts Ratification Of Treaty By Senate   Accord Is Called  Guide To Security   Nations Will Be Bound To Consider Attack On One An Attack On All

EARLY SENATE APPROVAL SEEN BY VANDENBERG      U.S. Hails Treaty As ‘Lighthouse Of Hope’

Hemispheric Mutual Aid Treaty Wins   Nineteen American Nations Unanimously Caution Aggressors

Aggression Condemned Under Pact   Attack Upon One To Be Considered Attack Upon All

oy ~ PARLEY IS SUCCESS—  U. S. Senate Will Ratify Quickly,. .. 7 Says’ Vandenberg  “"10-OF AMERICAS IOIN    19OF AMERICAS JOIN’ IN BAN ON AGGRESSION

RACKETEERS IN “LABOR UNIONS ARE ASSAILED   Farmers Told To Organize Against Unjust Tactics. By Corbett   GOVERNOR LANE TO ADDRESS GRANGERS

Farmers Told To Organize   Monopolistic Prac ces, Temekers Unio - Scored.

Identifies Cpl. William Picrson Despite Defense Attempt to Confuse Her —

Marines Accused Of Rape In China   Peiping Girl Recounts De. tails of Attack Allegedly Made By US Servicemen

CHINESE COED ON STAND POINTS TO ACCUSED MARINE      Girl Claims She Was Raped By . Marine Twice; Doctor Tells of Examination

Chinese Girl, Telling Of Rape By  Marine, Likens Self To A Mouse   - Could Not Injure Him Because A Mouse Can’t Hurt Cat, She Testifies'In Foiling Attempt Of De- _  : fense In Confusing Identification.

RAPE RECOUNTED BY CHINESE GIRL   ACCUSES MARINE OF MAKING 2 ATTACKS AND THIRD ATTEMPT

Touched Off Demonstrations ...  Chinese Girl Testifies In Case Of Marine Now Charged On Rape Count

Senate Refuses fo Alter Tavern Closing Hours   1 a. m. in State, 2 in Milwaukee Remain on Books

State Senate Defeats Two Tavern Bills   Measure To Make State's Tavern Closing Conform To Milwaukee's Hours Leacex 19 to 17

Mansfield's Home Holds Mementoes Of Lona and Distinguished Career

HOUSE VOTES PASSAGE OF COLLEGE BILL   Proposed Amendment Would Provide State Colleges $45,000,000

GOAL OPERATORS READY ANSWER   Lewis to Learn if UMW Pension Plan Demand to Be Met

MINERS PENSION PLAN 1S STUDIED   Operators to Try to Give Lewis Answer Soon on His Demand.

Statesville Shots   Informal Glimpses of People In and Around Statesville.

BIG FOUR TOLD U.S. PLANS FOR GERMANY   Prospects Are Dim For Talk On China With Its Representative Present In Moscow

Secretary of State Makes No ‘Answer to Molotoy’s Request For Pall Ow Ching .

Marshall Outlines U.S. Ideas of Democracy In Rap at Totalitarianism

Refuses Soviet Plan for China At Peace Meet   Secretary's Address O: Freedom Dominates Meeting

BARBS AIMED AT DICTATORS BY MARSHALL   MINISTERS HEAR U. S. IDEAS OF DEMOCRACY

Obliquely ‘Attacks -Totalitarian Ideology In Major Declaration At Moscow Conference

Gives Plans For Reconstruction  Prospects Dim For Talks On China

MARSHALL CALLS FOR FREE GERMAN PRESS AND RADIO   Secretary Defines His Ideas of  Democracy for Reich — Molotov to Discuss  Subject.   CHINA OPPOSES TALKS ON INTERNAL AFFAIRS

Marshall Outlines American Ideas Of Democracy And How They Should Apply To Reich  Molotov Promises To Give His Views; China Obiects To Talks On Its Infernal Affairs

lotalifarians Are Attacked By Secretary   Marshall Calls for Freedoms of Individuals At Parley

U. S. Concepts Of Democracy Are Expounded   Secretary of State Gives No Answer to Molotov’s China Note

Marshall Airs German Situatior Before Molotov   Foreign Ministers Hear American Concepts Of Democracy

U.S. Outlines Concepts of Democracy  _ Marshall Delivers Oblique Attack on Totalitarianism

Senate. Defeats Hike in ‘Beer: Tax, Municipal Excise Tax: Bill Monday

Senate Sef to Defeat Measures  Rejects Liquor and One Other Tax Bill

France Ousts ‘Commissioner  Of Indo-China   ‘D’Argenlieu’s Policies  Not Flexible Enough:  Replaced By Bollaert

French Replace Prefect in East   Admiral Ousted After Indo-China Rebellion

V-2 Rocket Test  Rated Success _ “Chutes Are Used - to Save Data

Texas Panhandle Hit by Tornado; 30 Persons Killed  7). 2a Ps ee es   19 Injured in Storm Which Sweeps 4 Counties

TEXAS TORNADO TAKES 10 LIVES   Four Panhandle Counties —— Hit; 19 Injured By Flying Debris

Part Of Texas And Oklahoma Hit By Twister   At Least 30 Dead: Buildings Wrecked

Universal Training Is Not Yet a Dead Issue   Signs Point to Toughest Kind of Fight Among Conagrectioncl! lLandarc

Military Training Far From Being a Dead Issue But Signs Point to a Tough Fight

Tough Fight Ahead For Both Sides  anme On Universal Military issue

DRAFT IS MADE LIVELIER -ISSUE   Kept Alive By Marshall's Statement But Faces Tough Fight

Do Not Want fo Make Training As Dead Issue’   Leaders Indicate Outlook May Change

Peacetime » Draft Plan Not Yet Dead   Popularity of Marshall Keeps Issue Alive

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS SHOW NEW RELUCTANCE TO WRITE OFF UNIVERSAL (MILITARY TRAINING AS A DEAD ISSUE

AIR CONTROL FUNDS VOTED   House Overrules lis Appropriations Committee Today

U0. P. LEADERS IN HOUSE RENEW ~— TAX CUT PLEDGE   Declare There Will Be “No Retreat on Promises to Slash Levies and Federal Spending.   CLEAR WAY FOR ATTACK ON TRUMAN’S BUDGET   Action Taken to Prevent Por. tal-to-Portal Pay Controversy From shwarting Plans.

Budget, Tax Cut Pledge Renewed  Republicans State ‘No Retreat’ Policy

House Members of COP Are Firm on National Spending  Pees he ee Sere Sime, ME.   Republican Leadership Is Determined to Cut Government Taxes

‘No Retreat’ Policy In Spending Pledged   Republicans Aim at Big ' Slash in President's Budaet

GOP 10 PUSH TAX CUT PLAN   Leaders Pledge No Retreat From Promise to Slash Budget, Cut Taxes

G. O. P. Pledges ‘No Retreat’ in Spending Slash  Promises To Be Kept.   Promises To Be Kept. Rep. Halleck Asserts; Includes Labor Bills

GOP Determined To Cut Spending And Slash Taxes   First Session Today te Fix Ceiling on Expenditures

Republicans Hold To Promise To Cut Taxes, Declare ‘They  Wont Back Down From Atcar oy; cnc

GOP Determined To Slash Taxes   Leaders Clear Way for Attack On the Budget

ANTI-RED PURGE IN BALKANS NOW HITS BULGARIA ~   Soviets Refuses To Produce Proof of Alleged Conspiracy

ANTI-SOVIET PURGE TAKES IN BULGARIA   Most Vigorous Critic of Communist-Controlled Government Is Arrested.

Anti-Soviet Purge Moves To Bul gar ia   Communist-ControlledGovernment Arrests Petkoy, Most Vigorous Critic

Communists Extend Their Purge Of Anti-Soviets to Bulgaria   U. S. DRAFTS NOTE THREATENING APPEAL

PRO-RED BULGAR REGIME. ARRESTS CPPOSITION CHIEF   [Nicola Petkov, Foe Of Com munists, Accused Of  Tm tag

‘Reds’ Arrest Bulgar Critic   Anti-Communist Held On Conspiracy Charge

Russian Campaign To Purge Balkans Reaches Bulgaria   Petkov, Anti-Soviet Spokesman, Arrested on Order of Premier   BRITISH REQUEST FOR DATA DENIED   Reds Refuse to Submit Prcof of Alleged Demo cratic Conspiracy

Communists File Charges Against Leading Opponent   Accusations Similar to Those Brought Aaainst Former Hungarian Premier

HERBERT TO TRY FOR BILL ACCORD   ‘Dinner Set To tron Out Differences On Money Act

Churchill Move Prolonged European War, Opinion Of Military Heads Says Editor

Invasion Plan For Normandy In 43 Halted .   British Leader  Persuaded FDR TT Licvecls Idaa

; ‘= ‘PROLONGED THE, WAR’ —  Says Churchill Talked F.D.R. Out of ‘43 D- Day

Charges Churchill Prolonge ‘War with Demands for  (North African Campaian

Says Churchill Caused FDRTO Junk Invasion   By PNHRIEON SALISBURY United’ Press Foreign News ‘Editor

Churchill Argued Roosevelt Into Costly Strategy in War Leaders’ View, Says Editor

Assembly Boils As Strike Ends   Printers Back but Legislature Talks Up Heavier Labor Curbs.

STRIKE PAGT AVERTS EARLY ADJOURNMENT   Senate Okays Bill Fixing $10 Fee for All Auto Tags

Maybe Winter Has Had Last Tussle   Spring Supposed To Take Over This Weekend

Final Sessions Of Meeting . In Cleveland On; War Training Favored

COUNTERFEIT RING I SUGAR EXPOSEE   Former Capone Mobsters Said to Be Involved in Midwest Operations

Former Capone Gangsters Sell Sugar Stamps   Federal Agents Grab Peddlers of Bogus Stamps to Merchants

MAY SEEK ADDITIONAL FUNDS  Tech Stadium Plans Face Delay: Solution Sought

REBELS PUSHED BACK   Tried to Seize Land Near Albania Pushed Stopped by Greek

GREEKS BATTLE REBELS   Say Guerrillas Aim to Establish Communist State

Greek Troops Are Pushing Rebels West   Guerrillas Attempting To Seize District ‘Near Albanian Border

Greek Troops Are Pushing Westward   4,000 Guerrillas Seeking To Get Hold In Albania

Greek Staff Claims Rebels Are Commies   Troops Pushing Guerrilla Back Near Border

Greek Troops Move Ahead   Advance Westward Despite Stiff Resistance By 4,000 Guerrilla Troops

U.S. ARMS ON WAY 10 AID- DRIVE   Rebel Aim Said To Be To Set Up Communist State

—BATTLE— Guerrillas  Sought — Red State   UNIT SIGHTED IN YUGOSLAVIA

Ruling Handed Out On Eaq Inspection   Housewives, Small Dealers Do Not Have To Have Licenses

LEGION HEARS — DEFENSE PLEAS   Eisenhower, Nimitz And Spaatz Join Truman. -. ‘And Dewey

LEGION DRIVE GETS SUPPORT OF TOP THREE   Eisenhower, Nimitz, Spaatz Speak At Sessions Of National Convention

Solons Take WeekendOf To  Ponder Action   Legislators Have Bills on Expenses And Vote Age Lowering

ASSEMBLY TAKING WEEK - END RECESS ARTER FIRST: MEET    Several Bills Offered in Both Branches; Heated Debate  in House Session

Child-Bride Sets Herself Afire  15-Year-Old Mother Is Fatally Burned

Snow Storm Delays Task of Bringing Bodies of 18 Crash  Victims Down Rough Mountain

PLANE WRECKAGE - GIVES UP BODIES   Difficult Task Bezun of Moving Victims of Alaskan Crash Pown Mountsinside.

SEEKS TO —<GAPITOL GUARD   Thompson Tells Patrol Chief to Resume Control In Georgia

Mrs. Mira Ingalls On Verge Of Collapse Following Conviction On Charge Keeping Negress in Slavery

GOP SPLIT ON FOREIGN POLICY   Some Representatives Have Threatened To Quit; Hoover Involved

THREATEN TO QUI   Dispute Could Cause “Wide Open Split.In Repub- — Hean Foreian Policy

Second Attempt at Solo Round-the-World Flight Planned by Odom Today

Chinese Police Seal Russian Radio Station; U. S. Transmitter Still On

Chinese Close Russian Radio At Shanghai   "Voice Of Soviet Union' fs Sealed

RADIO TALKS DENIED REDS IN SHANGHAI   Chinese Police Close and Seal Station Known as “Voice of the Soviet Union” in Ban on All Foreign Transmissions.

THEY DON'T KEEP “THEIR PROMISES   Corigressman Quotes Truman On Russia and World Peace Hones

UNITED NATIONS BALKANS GROUP ACCUSED OF BIAS   Greece Blasts - Commission for Incerrect Report on Markos Affair

GREEKS CHARGE REPORT BIASED   Government Says UN Group ‘Scandalously Biased’ Against. Country

Greeks Charge UN Committee Greatly Biased   Letter Sets Out Incorrect Report of Markos Incident _

Revolutionary Plot In South Korea Nipped   Many ‘Arrested As "Rus. sio Is Accused of Interference

Americans Nj Rebel Activity In South Korea   Gen. Hodge Points to Tieup Between Accused Plotters and ‘North’

LEFTIST PLOT IN KOREA SAID TOBE NIPPED   » 100 RINGLEADERS ARRESTED IN SEOUL

KOREAN LEFTISTS ARE ROUNDED UF   ACCUSED OF REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITY IN ZONE OCCUPIED BY AMERICANS.

Russian Complaints Prompt! Arrest Of Korean Leaders' On Revolutionary Charges

U. §. Makes Mass Arrests in South Korea; Hints Point fo Russian-Inspired Sabotage

Meddles InU.S. Half Of  Korean State   Arrest of Many Ringleaders Nips Revolutionary Threat In_ the Bud, Ilodge Tells Press

Soviet Charge Hit By U.S. Official = Korean Plot Leaders  Said Held By ULS.

Tie-Up With Soviet Zone Action, Hint   Step Revealed As Russia Complains  Aha “Diarntan?

Mass Korean Arrests Nip ‘Revolution’   Russia Protests American Counter-Measures Jn Santh

LEFTIST PLOT IN S. KOREA I NIPPED BY U.S.   Widespread Arrests In U.S. Zone Announc ed by Gen. Hodge

US-Soviet Mixup In Korea May Be Revolutionary   Officer Says Russians Interfering in Zone _ Held by Americans

High Officials Swap Charges   Increases Tension In Divided Country

Revolutionary Activity Nipped In South Korea   Many Arrests Made By U.S. Authorities After Soviet Protest

Holy Land Death Toll Mounting   Fighting Continues Along The Border Line At Tel Aviv.

STRIFE SPREADS IN PALESTINE   Casualty Toll Increases; Arabs Continue Strike

Casualty Toll Up In Arab Strike  One Arab Killed, Several Wounded ,  Awe: Dawtonw Tina

More Blood Shed In Sporadic Jewish And Arab Fighting   No. More Pitched Batties Reported But One Man Killed. Severet Wounded and Feeling Remains High

Fury Wracks Holy Land   Death, Injury and Destruction in Wake Of Jew-Arab Rioting

Arab Strike la Third Day  Renewed Skirmishin; Reported Along the

More Fighting Reported In Palestine   Renewed Skirmishing Brings Death to Arab, Others Hurt

F ighting In Jerusalem Is Resumed   Arabs Call General Strike; Violence In Cairo: Refugee Ship Ehuides British

Riots Still Scar Lives In Palestine   Skirmishes Renew On Border Line in Tel Aviv, Jaffa

JEWS, ARABS DIE IN CLASHES OVER PARTITION   Skirmishing Is Renewed Along Border Dividing Racial Areas.   BUILDINGS FIRED   Airlines Auto Is. Stoned By Mob on High y way.

Miners’ Families Live In Squalor   Company-Owned Dwellings In Some Areas Declared Disgrace To Industry and Nation

Writ Dissolution in Shrimp Case Asked   Present Case Is Expected To Ead Long Controversy

Some of Blazes In b-State Area Set by Firebugs  Damage Now Above 40 Million: Number Of Dead Put at 20

Maine Declared Disaster Area By President   Fires Rage Over Drouth Stricken State

Total Of Twenty Lives Lost, With Damage Estimated As High As $40,000,000; Convent, College Threatened   FRESH FLAMES ROAR THROUGH MAINE WooDs

DEAD ESTIMATED FROM 70 T0 700 IN TEXAS CITY   Reports Says Ship, Plant Blasts Hit Town On Galveston Bay

REVISIONS FOR UN MACHINERY TO DRAW FIRE   Restriction on Use of Veto by Big Powers Faces Vishinsky’s Rejection

Russia To Answer Marshall's Attack In Assembly Today  Pot Pe op are

Vishinsky Makes Statement On Assembly Floor; Other Nations Back Marshall Plan

Assembly Awaits Russian Foreign Policy Speech   Vishinsky Expected To Attack Marshall Proposal Today: Backed By Small Powers

Plan To Revise  UN Gets Support   Delegates Await Expected Blast From Russia

UN Waits For Soviet Atfack — On US Proposal   Moscow Press Has No Comment; See UN Fate At Stake

UN AWAITS RED ATTACK ON MARSHALL   Small Powers Okay Plan for UN Revision

IT DIE VIGLENTLY IN STATE MISHAPS DURING WEEKEND   Five Are Traffic Victims And Three Killed in Airplane Crashes in Indiana Accidents.  OTHERS RECEIVE MINOR INJURIES

Iredell Joins Polk And Lenoir... .  Public School Students Striking In 3 Counties

ASK SHARP CUT IN INCOME TAX   Manufacturers’ Chief . Says Individuals Can’t Save New Capital

NAM DEMANDS  CUT IN TAXES   ASSOCIATION OF MANUFAC: . TURES ASKS DRASTIC RE’  YISION OF PRESENT TAX LAWS

SHANGHAI UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS STRIKE IN PROTEST STUDENT ARRESTS

Auto Production Is Below Normal  Conciliators Try To End Troubles

LABOR LAW DISPUTES SLAW CAR PRODUCTION   Heat-Wave Walkouts Also Hit Detroit Industrial Scene; Murray Row Kev Issue

COMBAT VETERAN FREED BY THE COURT HERE   After Being Convicted On Open Lewdness Charge   TO BE’ HOSPITALIZED

VETERAN FREED BY COURT AFTER BEING CONVICTED BY JURY   Charles E. Rempher, 26, - Bristol Terrace, Convicted  On Two Charges _ ,   ‘TO BE HOSPITALIZED   Wife Testifies, Telling of Husband's Actions Since Return from Service

Only 2 States Pay Teachers More Than Md  NEA Statement Says They Receive Average

State Teachers Fourth Highest Paid in Nation   National Average Now $2,550, State Pays Average Of $3,200 —

KILLER 1S GLAD -OF CONFESSION   Neill Awaits ‘My Full Punishment’ For Stran aling Niece

ADMITS SLAYING HIS YOUNG NIECE   SAYS ‘BLACKED OUT’ IN CONFESSION OF PHILADELPHIA CASE

VETERAN EVADES MURDER DETAILS   Ex-Marine, 22, Gives No Reosons for Strangling His Niece, 11

Veteran Admits Slaying Niece   22-Year-Old Youth Say: He Choked Her For No Apparent Reason.

Chennault Weds Chinese Girl  Airman, 57, Weds Girl Reporter, 24,

Chinese Wed By Chennault   Famed Officer, 57, Marries Girl of 24

Chennault Weds Chinese Girl   Newspaper Reporter Becomes Second Wife   Picture on Page 5

GEN. CHENAULT » WEDS CHINESE   Asserts He Plans To Spend Rest Of His Life In China

Chennault, F amed Commander Of Flying Tigers, Is Married ‘To Pretty Chinese Reporter

“Flying Tiger’’ Leader Takes Wife ....  Chinese Woman Is  Wed To Chennault

BIDS TAKEN BY ARMY   Will Sell Salvaged A: Army Property Fert Riley

BIDS TAKEN BY ARMY   will Sell Salvaged Army Property : at Fort Riley

INDICATE EARLY SETTLEMENT OF SHIPPING STRIKE   Place Embargo On Freight Shipments To All Ports

U.S. CONCILIATORS HINT SETTLEMENT IN MARITIME. ROW   Progress Reported In Confers  ences On East And West”  oo

Progress in Shipping Talks Told   Negotiators on Both Coasts Tell Hopes for Early Solution

Some Hope Seen For Early End to Maritime Strike   Union Leader Admits — Willingness to Back” — Down on CIO Demands

Day And Night Peace Efforts Are Being Made   Maritime Strike Enters Third Day

Hope Seen for Karly End of Ship Strike   Meetings on Both in N. Y. And 5S. F.; New Offer In Kav Sterile

Early Settlement of Ship Strike Seen   Feinsinger, Gibson Report Progress as Dispute Idles 700 U.S. Crafts

Early Settlement Of New Maritime Strike Is Seer   Top Government Conciliators Continue “Night and Day” Parleys __

No Price Cuts Seen In State   Retailers Assert They Are Waiting For Manufacturers To Act

Wait Manufacturers’ Action First... .  No Price Reduction On A Statewide Basis Is Predicted Immediately

Hear Talk By Dale Irwin On. ~ Food in Europe   see Given by Presbyterian Women’s Society

Farmer Tells Of Conditions. Seen In Trip   Lake View Man = Says Europe Needs Help For Reconstruction

Government Expense Expected to Run $37,500,000.000   Chief Executive Declares There’s ’No Justification Now for Tax Reduction’ in His Mecenca

CONGRESS SETS MAJOR BATTLE ON PROPOSALS   Slash in U., S. Debt Said Possible In Message

JULIANA GIVES BIRTH TO GIRI   CHILD IS DUTCH PRINCESS’ FOURTH—LINE OF ASCENDENCY UNCHANGED.

Hughes Arrives In Washington   Announces He Is Ready To Repeat “Under Oath” Statements About Probe

Will Attempt To Shake Story Of Youthful Slayer   Prosecutor Says Will Try To Show Crime Commit ted Because Children In terfered With Attack

16-Year-Old Boy Calmly Recites  Story of Slaying 4 Playmates But His Explanation Baffles Officials

SEX MOTIVEIS SEEN IN SLAYING OF 4 CHILDREN   Prosecutor Thinks Youth Was Surprised in Attempted Assault,

Youthful Slayer Of 4 Quizzed  Bov Savs Curiositv   Boy Says Curiosity Brought on Killings

Attack Attempt By Youth Charged   Prosecutor Says Four Children Were Killed  For Interfering

New Angle In Slayings   Prosecutor Claims Farm Boy Killed Children In Rape Attemp*

Prosecutor Injects Rape Motive Into Seemingly Motiveless Slaying of Four Farm Children by 16-Year-Old Youth

Rape Motive Hinted in Murder of Four  Michigan Children   Youth Admits Slayings; Appears Bewildered on Reason

-—-YOUTH FACES MURDER CHARGEDoubts Killing Motive As Told By Terpening

Think Youth Tried to Rap Smith Girl  to Scene of Murder to Re-enact Crime

Youth Gives Fantastic Murder Story   Prosecutor Seeks Proof OnAttempted Rape: Charged With Murder.

WITHOUT RUSSIA  American, British, French German Zones May Unite

Disagreements Vark Foreign  Envovs Session   Volotoys Portrays His Nation as Only Defender of German

No Major Agreements Reachec At Foreign Minister Parley; 3 Western Zones May Merge

Disagreement Marks Meeting Of ‘Big Four’   Molotov Tells How Russia Is Only German Defense

GERMANY SEEN IF BIG-4 FAILS   French Look To Merged Western Zones As Discord Grows

IN THE 40S TUESDAY   More Tolerable Weather Follows Cold Spell in Kansas

STRIKE HITS ST. LOUIS   Ancient Jalopies and Taxi. cabs Fill Streets to Cope With Traffic Normally Handled by Street Cars and Busses.

ST. LOUIS AREA TRANSPORTATION WORKERS STRIKE   SURPRISE WALKOUT HINDERS RESIDENTS EN ROUTE TO JOBS

Strikes Tie up Transportation ‘In St. Louis and: California Cities

Sf. Louis Street Car, Bus Strike Snarls Traffic   Hitch-Hiking Gets Some to Jobs, But Absenteeism High

Traffie Snarled As Autos Jam T horoughfares   Walkout 100 Pet. Effee. tive: High Absenteeism In City’s Plants

St. Louis Hard Hit by . Street Car, Bus Sirike      Anyzhing On Wheels Is Used to Get Workers Ter alee Mien Tren

Taxicabs, Family. Autos Do. Big Business as Thousands  ‘Thumb’ Rides to Their Jobs

STREET GAR AND BUS OPERATORS GO OUT ON STRIKE   Virtually Everything on Wheels Pressed Into Ser- _ vice in St. Louis.   AUTOS INTO SERVICE   Public Transportation in the Area Was Completely Fied Up.

Strike Paralyzes St. Louis Public Transportation; Car Traffic Snarled   Thousands of Stranded Workers Mobilize Virtually Everything on Wheels in Effort To Reach Work: Absenteeism Is High

German Rocket Fired By Navy From Carrier   Missile Travels Six Miles and Explodes, Navy Reports

NAVY FIRES V-2 ROCKET BOMB FROM CARRIER   Midway's Flight Deck Scene Of First Sea Rocket Launching

Many of ‘Flying Saucers’ Reports in Nation Attributed to Pranksters

Saucer Fantasy Growing Hourly   Bizarre Reports Coming From All Parts Of Unitec States

Jester Says He Will ‘Dot Map’ To Get Regents  Much Speculation Surrounds List ie

Governor Will Name Trio On Tech's Board   Wide Distribution To Fill Vacancies Reing Promised

‘DOT THE MAP’ WITH REGENTS  San Antonio Woman Latest Name Mentioned for Post

Family Battle Ends In Death Of 2 Women   Green Bay Man In Guilty Plea For Slaying His Wife; Her Mather Alse Killed In Fight

TO FIGHT CANCER   ‘Drive Will Start Monday in Douglas County to pa Raise $3,000

TO FIGHT CANCER   Drive Will Start Monday in Douglas County to aise $3,

Representative To Introduce Bill Ban On Communists ‘In Nation Favored 

Move Started To Oust ‘Reds   Bill Introduced to Outlaw Communist Party in "America

Bill to Outlaw Reds Proposed   Schwellenbach Would Keey Cemmunists From Office

COMMUNIST PARTY “1S UNDER FIRE   SCHWELLENBACH SAYS IT SHOULD BE OUTLAWED — HARTLEY TO ASK BAN.

Schwellenbach Calls for Ban On Red Party   Measure to Outlaw American Communism Will Be Introduced

Bill to Outlaw Reds Planned  Sehurallan hank Drew,      Schwellenbach Rap: Communist Party

Says Congress Should Shape Foreign Policy   Badger Representative Blasts Method Used

Smith Plans New Foreign Policy  Believes Congress Should Shape Policy

Farben Officials Are Put On Trial   Twenty-Two Industwal Heads In Germany Are Being Tried For War  Crimes

22 German Industrialists Branded ‘Damaged Souls’ In War Crime Trial

TWENTY-TWO OF “THE. HIGH ; OFFICIALS OF FARBEN COMBINE FACING  : ’ CHARGES -

CONTRACT FOR SR POOL TO BE LET MAY l   Funds Available From Sale Of $50,000 Bonds To Austin Firm

‘FIX’ 1S RUMORED IN MAY TRIAL   Judge Orders Close Watch Kept over Jurors

Holiday Toll To: Be Heavy   Only Great Care Will Prevent’ Record. Number of Accidents

Warns of Costly July 4 Weekend   Total of 275 Traffic Deaths Alone Forecas Rey Cnfoty Caineil

MANY BODIES ARE REMOVED BY RESCUERS   Ban on Publication Of Casualties Ordered By Franco Govt.

400 BELIEVED KILLED, 5,000 HURT IN BLAST   Explosion In Spanish Arsenal  Shatters Three Cities

FIND 134 BODIES: OF BLAST VICTINS AT GADIZ, SPAIN   Search of Ruins Continues With Casualties Estimatedas High as 400 Killed and 5,000 Injured.   HUNDREDS OF TEAMS  TAKE PART IN RESCUE   Hospital, Orphanage and Factory Collapse Under Force  of Explosion—300 Feared Entombed. §'

Recover 105 Bodies From Cadiz Ruins   Injuries Toll Set At 5,000; Damages  In Area Extensive

Unofficial Casualty Figure Ranges as High as 400 Killed and 5-000 Injured in Holocaust. "°”

400 Probably Killed, Many Hurt In Blas   Franco Bans Publicatior Of Deaths In Spanish “Papers —

134 Bodies Found 9000 Said Injured in Huge Explosion  In Ruins of Hospital,

105 Bodies Recovered From Debris   Explosion At Cadiz Heard Ninety Miles Away. Damage In Mil 2 eres

400 REPORTED DEAD IN SPAIN ARSENAL BLAST   9,000 INJURED IN CADIZ; LOSS SET AT $10,000,000

U, S. FOREIGN POLICY IN CHINA IS CRITICIZED      Rep. Judd Says Nation Is Inviting Another Pearl Harbor By Russians

Youths Charged With  Kidnaping Texes Man re. Re Aeestaensd Teaelecs

aE _ EEE ee ee  RUSSIA MAKES NEW ATTACK ON GEN, MACARTHUR'S RULE   LATEST OUTBURST COMES FROM SOVIET MEMBER OF THE ALLIED CONTROL COUNCIL

Tiny State Defies Plan Of Petition   Junagadh, In Midst Of Hindus. Joins Pakistan

Wallace Tells Britain Not To Take Sides  He Criticizes Trumar Program On Greece;

Britain Should Not Take Sides:  rae td Save World m. War—Wallace

Wallace Calls On Britain To Stave Off War   Says She Can Save Worte From Conflict By Refusing to Vake Sidon

Wallace Charts Peace Course   Points Way For British in Speech in London

Merrill Rogers Leader In New Oats Production   Only Authorized Producer of Benton: Type This Year; Has Big Output

ic eB SUN in ON a SI: SE, Pie, ewe. eee = eet = ee ie: oe Ce OC  Merrill Rogers Leader In New Oats Production   Only Authorized Producer of BentonType This Year; Has Big Output

Coal Strike Injunction Briefs Filed   Unicn Asks Supreme Court Set Aside Three and Half Million Dollar Fine

BRIEFS FILED IN oDFT COAL LEGAL BATTLE   Both Sides Prepare for Oral Court Arguments to Be Made Tuesday.

US And UMW File Briefs  On Injunction   Conflicting Views On Legality Of Action Against Coal Strike Go  To Supreme Court.

Briefs Filed On Coal Strik  Injunction Government. [MW   Government, UMW Present Opposite Views to Court

Gov't, UMW. Briefs On ‘46 Coal Strike Sharply.Contlict   ‘Argument of.” .Case Set. for ~““Fuesday,. Jan. 14th

BRIEFS BY UNM AND GOVERNMENT FILED 18 COURT   Oral Arguments Before High Tribunal Scheduled for Next Tuesclay   VIEWS CLASH DIRECTLY   Union Challenges Legality of Injunction, Asks Fines Be Set Aside

ON COAL STRIKE   Conflicting Briefs Filec In Supreme Court By. Attorneys

SUPREME COUR TO HEAR ORA ARGUMENT SOO   Attorneys Will Tak Case Before Tribunal Tuesday” ~

GEORGE SAUER IS SORRY   K.U. Coach Was Senior at Nebraska When Francia Waa Freshman

GEORGE SAUER IS SORRY      k.t. Coach Was Senier at Nebraska Ww hen Francis Was Freshman

Gets Second Free Ride Across Missouri Bridge After Fifty-Nine Years

U.S, Army P-£2 Will Seek New Flight Record   Poised At Honolulu For Start Of Non-Stop Hop For New York City

— ‘FOLLOW U.S. EXAMPLE’ — Drop Price Controls, Plans, Churchill Urges

FollowU.S. Lead, Asks Churchill   ~-Opposition Leader Makes Fourth Attempt to Unseat Attlee

British Socialism _ [s Termed Failure   Churchill Calls For Return To U. S.-Type Free _ Enterprise

SOCIALISM HIT BY CHURCHIL!   Labor Govt. Policy Branded Failure; Britain Urged To Follow U. S. Lead

Churchill Assails Socialist Planning   Calls Upon British Labor Government To Follow U. §. In Removing Price Controls

Churchill Raps Nationalization   'Exhorts Labor Government to Follow Lead of the U. S. in Removing Price Controls.

Churchill Opens Fight On Planning   No-Confidence Vote Is Sought From Commons

\Churchill Asks Lifting ‘Of Contrals in Attack ‘On Attlee Government

CHURCHILL WANTS BRITAIN TO REMOVE PRICE CONTRO}   And to Toss Aside Socialistic Planning Which Is Hoiding Up Recovery.   HIS FOURTH ATTEMPT   To Unseat the Labor Government by Parliamentary Motion.

Churchill Makes Plea For British Free Enterprise  Demands That U. S. Lead Be Followed

Churchill Hits Labor Regime   Asks Government To Tos: Aside Secialistic Plan Follow U. S. Lead

Churchill Urges Free Enterprise System ‘Like US’   Says Socialism Proven Failure; Laborites in Quick Retort

CHURCHILL CALLS FOR CONTROL END   Ex-Prime Minister Is Trying  To Unseat Laborites

Churchill Launches New Move To Upset Sway of Laborites   Socialization of Industry Flayed As Devitalizing and Destructive; High Cost of Food and Coal Cited

Government's Path Destructive, Claim   Britain Asked To Drop Control And Return To Free Enterprise

WINNIE PLEADS FOR LIFTING OF PRICE CONTROL   Ex-Prime Minister Prods La bor Government To Follow Lead of America

Churchill Hits Labor Regime  Calls on Government  To Follow Lead of U. §

Churchill in Effort To Unseat Lahorites   Calls for the Labor Party to Throw Out Gacialiat Planninae

Two Telephone Cables, One Long Distance, Cut in Kansas City Area

Van Mook Has Free Hand To Start Firing   Acting Governor Orders Delay for Possible Accord

Holland Plans To Wage War In Indonesia   Acting Governor Of East Indies Sent Word to Fix Date

Okay Attack In Indonesia   Dutch Authorize Troops To Attack Republic O1 Indonesia Rebels

DUTCH CABINET 0.K.’S ATTACK ON INDONESIA   Firing Not Slated To Begin Before Next Tuesday

Dutch Order Troops To Attack Indonesia   Ultimatum to Young Republic Sets Deadline for Tuesday: Army Forces Being Readied

Dutch to Attack Indonesians   Cabinet Authorizes Governor General to Beain Hostilitics

Holland’s Troops Ready To March   Military Action Expected To Flare Soon In Indies; Republic Issues Appeal To World

Peaceful Settlement Of Dispute  Impossible, Cabinet Declares; 100,000 Troops Await Orders

EAST INDIES WAR SEEN IMMINENT   Dutch Troops to Begin Attack Next Tuesday

Dutch Empower Acting Governor To Move at Will   Van Mook Reported To Have Set Tuesday For Starting Action

EAST INDIES FACES OPEN WARFARE AS PEACE MOVES FAIL   Pacific Re Public Rejects Dutch Ultimatum In Islande Dienusa

Indonesians Get Dutch Ultimatum   Cabinet Authorizes Govenor to Attack Young Republic

West’s Republican Leaders Back Congress Actions  Representatives Vote Specific Approval Of Taft-Hartley Law

9¢ ADDITIONAL PAY BOOST ENDS STRIKE   Threat Of Violence Eased At Dowagiac When Local ClO Dismisses Outside Pickets

DOWAGIAC STRIKE SETTLED   HeCent Rise Set at Heddon Plant, Scene of Auto Picket Fray

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT. . .   BABSON DISCUSSES THE CUSTOMERS’ RIGHTS

Public Also Has Rights In ‘United States   ROGER BABSON TELLS OI LONG FORGOTTEN MAN

WEATHER STAYS HOT FOR TODAY   Cool Air And Seattered Showers Predicted For Friday

Dropped Dry Ice Into Cloud....  Rain Experiment In Winston Suecesstul

CLAIMS CAPONE DIES PENNILESS   Will Hold Final Rites for Gang Leader at Miami Beach

CAPONE LEFT NO WILL, NO MONEY   ONCE FABULOUSLY WEALTHY GANGSTER DIES IN FLORIDA

Al Capone Died Penniless, His Attorney Says   Nothing Remains Of 20 Million Dollar Gangland Fortune

Al Capone Dies Broke   Ex-Mobster Had No _ Estate and Owed . - Money, Lawyer Says

Long-Time Terms ‘Out Of Question’   Influential Democrat Rejects Suggestion U. 8. Commit Self To Four-Six Year Program

George Rejects Long-term Fund Idea for Europe   Congress Must Retain Its Hold on Purse-strings, Says Senator

‘Marshall Plan’ Will Face. Stiff Congressional Check   Long Range, Multi-Million Dollar Commitment Unlikely 40 Win Okay

TRACT TO BE CONTOURED, FENCED, FERTILIZED AND REPLANTED  908 Acres of Ohio Land To Be Remade in Day

Northwestern Fades Before Vanderhilt 3-(   Plan to Remake 208 Acre Farm in a Single Day   Restore Ground to Original Condition Scientifically

WEICHEL STUMPED ON OIL EMBARGO   Says Nothing Can Be Done To Halt Soviet Shipments

Bruneffes Left In Too Honors Race   Na Blondes or Redheads Left in Miss America Finals

: —BLONDES, REDHEADS TRAIL— Brunettes And Southern Belles Set Beauty Pace

 Major Leagne Standings  BRET RICAM ACEC AT EA   YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

Russia Blamed For Crisis In Hungary   U.S. Charges Soviet With “Unjustified Inter' ference In Hangarian Internal Affairs” ; Sharp Nete Ie Delivered.

US Raps Red ‘Interference’ In Hungary Affairs  Sharp Note Says Russians Caused Political Crisis

U. S. Rips  Red Stand  In Hungary   Sharp Note to Moscow -Protests “Unjustified” Interference in Na-:  tion’s Internal Affairs

U. S. Says Soviet Molests Hungary  In Its Government  Charge Unjustified Interference on Eve Of Moscow Conclave

Uz S. Sends Sharp Protest To Sov iel Charging Interference In Hansavian letcenal Affairs

Marshall Sends Sharp Protest   Russ Spokesman. Says.  Charge ‘Unwarranted

Russia Blamed by U.S. for Political Crisis in Hungary  Sharp Note Js Sent On Eve of Moscow Rig Faure Parlay

Red ‘Interference’ in Hungary Held to be “Unjustifiable’   U. 5. State Department's Sharp Note Delivered  to Three Countries

U.S. Lashes At Interference By Reds In Hungary   Russia Cause Of Political Crisis, Note Asserts

SOVIET CHARGED WITH AN UNJUST INTERFERENCE   United States Blames Russia With Causing Political Crisis.   DELIVERED SHARP NOTE   Said Soviet High Command Caused Political Difficulties.

U.S. Protests Russian Interference in Hungary   Sharp Note Charges Reds Caused Politi cal Crisis in Internal Affairs

Y. S. Chides Russia Over Yungary Crisis   Sharp Note Charges Political Crisis Caused By Unjustified Interference

Hungarian Affairs  U.S. Note Subject   Intervention of Soviets Cause OF Political Crisis. Is Claim

AMERICA LASHES OUT AT SOVIETS FOR ‘MEDDLING’   State Dept. Scores ‘Unjustified Interference’ in Hungarian Affairs

Charges Russia Interference In Hungary   Note Delivered To Russia, British And Hungary Goveruments.

U.S. Note-Claims. Russians Create  Rift In Hungary      Accises Soviet Union of Unjustified Meddling In’ Nation’s Fixed Affairs

SOVIET ARREST OF DEPUTY HIT; CRISIS CLAIMED   Washington Declares Tha Russian Action Brings Political Trouble

sa RUSSIANS  VER HUNGARY   U. S. Charges Soviet Interference Creates Political Crists in Nation   MINORITY ELEMENTS ARE CAUSING DISRUPTION

U.S. Says Soviet Caused Political Crisis by Interfering in Hungary

U.S. Hands  Russians Sharp Note   Protests Over Red Interference In Hungory Made

US. Note Raps Soviet Meddling   Hungarian Political Crisis Precipitated By ‘Unjustified Interference,’ Says Protest Handed to Moscow as Marshall Flies East

SHARPLY WORDED NOTE CLAIMS RED ACTUNWARRANTED   State Department Says Developments  Threeten Riahte af Paonia

CLAIMS RUSSIA INTERFERENCE CREATED CRISIS   Sharp Government Note Says Charges Against Kovacs Are Unwarranted

U.S. Charges Interference By Russians   Action Said Crisis Cause Inside Hungary

‘Unjustified Russian Interference  In Hungarian Affairs Charged by US

RED ‘INTERFERENCE’ IN HUNGARY BLUNTLY PROTESTED BY U. 8.  TENSION MOUNTS ON EVE

RUSSIA GETS U.S. PROTEST   Charges Interference In In. ternal Affairs Of Hungary

—PROTEST— Sharp Note Delivered  To Soviet —  Criticizes Arrest Mf Ma sasite T aad

Charge Soviet Interference ‘Unjustified’  Sharp Marshall Note Delivered to Moscow:

CHARGE SOVIETS FOR STARTING POLITICAL CRISIS   U. S. Blames Reds for Disrupting Hungarian Internal Affairs

Note Says A _ Political Crisis Caused By ‘Un.  justified Interference.’

Charge Red Interference In Hungary   Sharp US Note Says Soviet Intervention Has Brought Political Difficulty<to Crisis

U, 5, CHARGES RUSSIA CAUSING GOV'T CRISIS  IN HUNGARY   Says Soviet High Command Directly Intervening In  Political Affairs

U. S. Blames Russia For New “Crisis”   Chatge Soviets with “Unjus tified” Meddling -in Hungary.

Russia Charged With Causing a Political Crisis  Hungarian Activity Pn ee ee ee ee ee a 2 ee Fe   Hungarian Activity Cailed Unjustified

Sharp Note On Affairs  In Hungar)   State Department Says Russia Stirs Crisis In That Country.

Russia Accused Of Interfering In Hungarian Internal Political Affairs

Interference In Hungarian Affairs Charged   Sharply-Worded Note Delivered By State Department

U. $.-Russian Row In Hungary Builds Up Tense Situation   Reds Interfering In Non-Communist Hungarian Regime

Politician’s Arrest Stirs U. S. Rebuke   Tension Builds Up; Interference With Governinent Rapped

Note Is Seni To Russians By America   Interference In Hungary Is Charaed

PROTESTS SOVIET MEDDLING WITR HUNGARIAN GOV"   TENSION MOUNTS ON EVE OF BIG FOUR PARLEY IN MOSCOW

Hughes Plywooc Plane Is Flown   400,000-Pound Wooden Giant Given Flight Test On Eve Of Senate Probe

400,000 Pound Craft Flies For One Mile   Coast Planemaker Takes Giant Plane Up On ‘Impulse’; Big Crowd Watches

Giant Plane Takes Air   “Flying Lumberyard”, Controversial Craft Of Howard Hughes, I: Flown Unexpectedly

HUGHES’ PLANE FLIES IN TESTS   Sky Goliath Takes To Air Ir Surprise Flight Sunday

Hughes Tests Huge Flying Boat Or Eve Of Renewed Contract Inquiry

Big Flying Boat Given First Test  Hughes’ Mastodon Flown by Designer

Hughes’ Huge Hying Boat Has Trial Run   Millionaire Flier Displays Much Joy After Short Flight

Hughes Pilots Big Flying Boat   Thousands Watch As Giant Plywood - Plane Goes Aloft

, PLYWOOD GIANT MAKES UNSCHEDULED HOP  ,Hughes Flying Boat Takes to Ai

GIANT PLYWOOD AIRPLANE FLIES   Hughes’ $25,000,000 Sky Boat Tests Wings And They Work

H ughes’ 25 Million Flying Lumberyard Flies, Handles Like a Feather - He Says

HUGHES PILOTS FLYING BOAT ON EVE OF INQUIRY   Makes Short Unschedulec Flight During Taxi Runs in Harbor

BIGGEST PLANE TAKEN INTO AiR   Howard Hughes Finds Wings Work On $25,000,000 Craft

Controversial Aircraft Flown Unexpectedly on Eve of Renewed Inguiry by Senate Committee.

Hughes, on Impulse, Takes ‘His Plywood Giant Into Air And It Flies Satisfactorily   World's Largest Flying Eoot Settles Question of Whether lt Will Fly But Boing Nice Job Aloft

Seek. To Avoid Police Slugging  UAW-CiO Chief Hits at Stand of Hanley

Little Optimism By Jews In Palestine   Possibility Of Truce In Holy Land While U. N. Debates Ruled Out By Underground

Little Optimism In Palestine Over UN Special Session  Jews Fear Political  Interests to Darken Baeci« Tali

Palestine’s Jews Pessimistic Over UN Study  Political Interests Expected to Darken Basic Issue

_— PALESTINE — Jews Not  Optimistic On Parley   “TRUCE HOPE. BLASTED

Palestine Jews Hold Little Optimism Over U.N. Special Session On Holy Land Issue

homa, West Virginia, Wyoming and  Massachusetts.   Extremists See Little Hope

Palestine’s Jews Expect Little as Result of Session   Feeling Is Expressed That . Political Interests Will Cover Basie Matters

McKinney Business Men  PPP PPA LAE     PAPAPAAAAPAF PAP P APA PAPAL AAPA AAAI  Look Forward To 1947

Talmadge Buys Radio Time to Tel His Side of Row   Funds Still Tied Up In Dispute Over Georgia Governorship

Talmadge Assails Opponents As Creators Of ‘Confusion’  Buys Radic Time With Own Money To Avneal To Father’. Followers

Talmadge Il Calls On People fo Back Him as Governor  Buys Time on Radio t   Buys Time on Radio te Blast Opponents and Ask Funds

TALMADGE BUYS RADIO TIME TO “LASH OPPONENTS   Calls Upon Father’s Old-Line Backers to Support His Claims to Governorship of Georgia.   80-MINUTE ADDRESS COSTS HIM $1,637   Checks Totaling $1,815,295 Lay Uncashed in in Row Over Bonding of an Appointee.

Buys Time To Answer Critics As New. Legal Yests Develop in Georg~ ja Governor’s Row.

Talmadge Needs Financial Help   Buys Time On Radio To Appeal To Citizens For Moral and Monied Support

Talmadge Hits His Opponents in Broadcast  Appeals To Father's Old-Line Followers

Talmadge’ s Pipelines’ Bid for Dad’s Use For Gas Supporters Seen As Peril

Talmadge Takes to Radio to Urge Follower ‘Of Father to Back His Claims to Governorship

Talmadge Pleads For Public Aid   (Buys: Radio -Time Yo Air: Request: ae = Support And Funds”

oa bee      Talmadge Wants His Claims to Governorship Upheld by “Old-Limers”

Retail Food Prices Still Move Upward   Opposite Views Taken of Effects “Spiral Will Make

36 Are Injured. in Derailment   14 Cars Leave Track on Southern Pacific in California

6 From Bay, 36 More Hurt In S.P. Wreck   East-Bound Flyer Hits Broken Track, Jumps Rails Near L.A   Picture on Page 13

36 INJURED IN TRAIN CRASH   3 Hurt Seriously As Speeding Train Hits Broken Rail

36 Are Injured In Train Wreck   Southern Pacific Passenger Train Strikes Broken Rail In California

40 HURT IN TWO.  RAIL ACCIDENTS   Trains Derailed in California * end Jadianga

36 Are Injured in Derailment   Three in Serious Condition after Southern Pacific Train Hits Broken Rail

Thirty Six Hurt In Train Wreck   Passenger Train Hits Broken Rail

5. P. Wreck Hurts 42 in California   Two New Mexicans Get Minor Injuries

60 Persons Hurt In Train And Bus Wrecks   Flier Hits Broken Rail In California; Cars Leave Track

36 Injured in Southern Pacific Train Accident   Passenver Strikes Broken Rail,

Broken Rail Wrecks California Train   Thirty-six Injured When Derailed Cars Dragged Along Tracks

36 INJURED IN TRAIN ACCIDENT   Southern Pacific Flyer Derailed in California

36 Injured In Train Mishap   Three Are Seriously ‘Hur When Passenger Cars Leave Track.

Field Meet For Boy Scouts of County is Planned   Meet To Be Held at Coffield Diamond-H Ranch, Beginning at  1:00 Monday. June 2

Many Changes Since Roosevelt’s Death Stunned World.Two Years Ago

Folsom Puts Ban On Jail Flogging  Corporal Punishing Ordered Stopped

Lash Barred In Alabama  By Folsom   All Other Forms Of Cor poral Punishment Also Abolished By Governor

LAUD ANALYSIS. BY PRESIDENT   Republican And Demo:cratic Accord Report General Praise _   ‘ECONOMY’ IS URGED.

Truman Analysi: Is Commended    Flanders Thinks More Emphasis Needed on Conservation of Food

Truman Report Wins Praise   Republican and Democrat On Committee See It as Good Careful! Job

Senators Praise Truman Analysis   Both Parties Join In Lauding Report On Economic Scene

Truman Talk On Economics Draws Praise   GOP, Democratic Leaders Laud Report; Disagree On Point As To Reality Of General Alarm

Truman Analysis Of U. S. Economy  Praised By Two  F landers, Myers

Truman Repert On Economic State Of Nation Wins Bipartisan Praise   On Food Price And Supply Situation Bearine Careful Watchine As Good.

Truman's Report On Economy Gets General Praise   Senator Declares Situation Needs. Careful  - Watching

TRUMAN'S ECONOMY ANALYSIS PRAISED   Congress Committee Mem: bers Laud Report

Review Draws  Wide Praise   Truman’s Econoniic An. alysis Lauded By Republi can. Democrat.

House of Lords Approves  Crisis Measure  Bill Gives Attlee - Government Unlimited Powers

ATTLEE GETS BACKING OF BRITISH LORDS   Economic Crisis to Be Met With  Unlimited Powers

Parliament Votes Approval to Attlee Economic Proposal  Power Given to Direct Labor on Vast Scale for Public Good

Attlee Crisis Bill Approved Over Protests   Labor Government Given Sweeping Powers Over Economy

LORDS APPROVE ATTLEES — BILL FOR CONTROLS   Commons Pass Measure After Night Session And Then Adjourn

BRITISH CRISIS ACT APPROVED   House of Commons Takes Final Action; Measure  Called Dictatorial

House Of Lords Votes To Approve  Attlee Measure  "Dictaforial” Bill Passed By Commons

House of Lords Approves Attlee's Austerity Bill On Second Decisive Readin

ATTLEE ECONOMIC BILL 15 PASSED BY PARLIAMENT   House of Lords Assents 12 Hows After Commons Votes Okay in An AllNicht Session.   CONSERVATIVES MAY ASK SPECIAL SESSION   New Measure Gives the Labor Government Almost Unlimited Powers in British Crisis.

Attlee Bill Given Final  OK By Lords   Crisis Measure Is - Bitterly Denounced Before Vote Taken

House Of Lords Passes Attlee ‘Crisis’ Bill   Commons Sits Through Night To Vote Measure

MORE POWERS VOTED BRITISH LABOR REGIME   HOUSE OF LORDS DENOUNCES NEW CRISIS BILL

Peers Vote Attlee Crisis Powers _  Conservatives Denounce Measure As ‘Dictatorial’ Seek Chanves   U.N. Allows Indonesia Share In Dutch Dispute Debate

Vote in Commons Was 178 to 63, Many Members Weary, Goin g Home Before Poll.

HOOVER ACCEPTS SURVEY ON FOOD   Will Study Problems  in Germany. Austria

HOOVER'S HELP IN GERMANY ASKED   TRUMAN REQUESTS EX-PRESIDENT TO MAKE SURVEY OF FOOD PROBLEMS.

HOOVER PLANS TO FLY TO EUROPE TO CONDUCT SURVEYS   “Former~President—AceeptsAppointment to Study Food Situation in Germany

'Food Survey ‘Is Planned ©   Hoover Undertakes Survey In U. S.-British Zones In Germany.

Hoover Asked to Make Food Survey   Study Will Deal With Problems in German Areas

Hoover to Survey Food Needs of Germany, Austria  Inspection Slated To Be Started During Next Week

Indianapolis Gas Workers May Walk Out   Twelve Hundred Employes of Citizens Gas and Coke Utility Company May Spite

France Plans New Moves   May Order Conseription « Workers for Key Jobs, Offer Wage Increase

Schuman May Conscript Workers In Fight Against Red-Led Strikes .

Railway Strike’  Adds to French  Government Woes New Premier May Conscrip  Workers in Key Positions ‘'. Base Feonomic Crisic

GENERAL STRIKE HITS FRENCH RAILROADS   Premier Schuman May Conscript Labor

Might Order Conscription   French Premier Battles Creeping Strike Paralysis

FRANCE CRACKS DOWN IN STRIKE   New Premier Considers Drafting Of Workers On Key Jobs

FRANCE’S RAIL MEN 10 STRIKE   Million Now Out As Labor Strife Spreads

May Draft French Strikers   Premier Gives Rebellious Unions One Last Chance to End Walkouts

French Rail Workers  Walk Out   New Premier Reported Ready to Order Conscription of Workers As Strike Move Spreads

French Army May Recall Key Workers   Paris—(AP)—A general strike of French railwaymen was called tonight by the National Federation of Railroad Workers.

Hint New French Premier Plans to Conscript Labor   As One Means of Fighting Communist-Led Strikes Now Threatening the  Whole Feanamv of France

General Strike of French Railway Workers Called: Conscription Seen

All Railroads In France Halt   General Strike Takes Effect Today on Communist Order

Mail Workers Return; Gov't Claims Victory   ‘More Than Million Out: Schuman to Meet Commies

ochuman To Conseript Key Workers   May Make One Last Offer of Higher Wages First

RUSSIA WANTS ARMY RECALLED   Requests U. N. to Orde - Troops Out of Greece

OPPOSES RELIEF LEGISLATION AT NOV. 17 SESSION    Administration Planning To Offer Own Program Next Year.

PRESIDENT, SPEAKER LINE UP FOR RELIEF, PRICE ACTION FIRST  REDUCTION DUE AIRING AT REGULAR MEETING, IN OPINION OF BOTH

Speaker Martin Also Opposed Te Tax Legislation   Joins With Truman In Opposition To Tax Cut This Time.

Message Will Be Minus Any Talk Of Taxes   Truman Believes First Order Is European Aid.

House’s Boss Opposes Cut In Tax Now   G. O. P.’s Martin Wants No Decision At Qnerial Seccian

PRESIDENT, SPEAKER LINE UP FOR RELIEF, PRICE ACTION FIRST  REDUCTION DUE AIRING AT REGULAR MEETING,

Martin Agrees With Truman On Tax Matter    Opposes Reduction Legis. lation at Special Session November 17

Martin Says Tax Cutting Bill Unlikely   Special Session Expected   To Be Too Busy to Get  To Proposed Measurc  On Reduction of Levies’

Martin Opposes Tax Cut Effort At Extra Session  GOP, Administration Both to Offer Plan After January 1

Truman Offers No Tax Revision In Session Talk  oe Se SS (See. . ioe   Administration To Give Program Next Year To Congress

“REVISION AND REFORM”  Administration to Present Own Proaram for Tax Cut

Speaker Puts Priority On Foreign Aid; Slates Taxes Slash For January

FOREIGN HELP SAID TO HAVE INITIAL CALL   Joins With President In Opposition to Taxing Action

European Aid Ranks First, Newsmen Told  President, House Speaker Express   President, House Speaker Express Views At Separate News Conferences

Truman Plans To Offer Own Tax Cut Ideas    Program To Emphasize  Revision And Reform,  Rather Than Outright Tay Reduction

MARTIN DOES NOT FAVOR TAX CUT NOW   Republican Speaker Lines Up With Truman in Opposing Income Levy Legislation at Novembe 17 Special Session.

—Special Session—  Action On Tax Bill Opposed   No Legislation Until January, Martin Says, Truman Plans Program

Truman Fights Proposals To Reduce Taxes   Speaker Martin Says Reduction First  PP ae we, eee ee

JOINS TRUMAN AGAINST EXTRA SESSION SLASH   Favors Consideration of Reduction During Coneress in January

TRUMAN TO OFFER OWN TAX PROGRAM   PLAN EXPECTED TO INCLUDE REVISIONS, NOT OUTRIGHT CUTS

President Will Offer Tax Bill   Indicates Program Will Stress Revision And Reform Of System Instead Of Reduction

Agrees To Wait For °48  Session   Republican Solon Agrees Foreign  Aid Is First

Truman's Message to Congress  Will Contain No Suggestion For Any Revision of Taxes

President Declares His Message Tc Congress To Be On Aid, Inflation

House Speaker Says Bill for Reductions  Should Head List at January Meeting

Martin Opposed to Any Tax Cut Study  at Coming Session   Foreign ‘Aid, Price Quiz © Should. Come First, 9! He Believes

Democrats Set_ Sights On New.  Taxation Plan   Not Certain, But Believed to Contain Revision and Reform of Present Sveient

TRUMAN MAY HAVE HIS OWN TAX MEASURE   NO OUTRIGHT CUTS IN WHITE HOUSE REVISION PLANS

Won't Mentior Tax Revision, Truman Says   President’s Message to Congress on November 17 Will Contain No Suggestions for Revision of Taxes.

Truman Will Give Congress Tax Plan in “48   Reforms to Be Offered Rather  Than Reductions

Martin To Oppose Tax Cuts Now   Speaker Lines Up With President In Opposing Action At Special Seecinn

TRUMAN WON'T URGE TAX CUT   President And Martin Op‘pose Action At Special Session   /MAY SPONSOR LATER

—CONGRESS— Should Be Considered In January  Truman Has Plan For Next Year

Truman Plans To Present Tax Program   Details Are Still To Re Decided

Truman Sets Aid Ahead of Anti-Inflation   But Seys Are Equelly fevportant; Ball Urges Self Help Boost in Aid

Truman Group Have Tax Plan   Revision and Reform to Be Stressed over Outright Reduction

ITip-Off Cited   ‘Reform’ Bill Is Prepared;  Outright Cuts Are Unlikely   Republicans Proceed With Special Session Proposal For Slashes

MARTIN OPPOSES TAX PROPOSAL   Joins Truman Against Special Session Action

Quick Tax Cut Splits Leaders Of Republicans   Martin to Support Truman in Demand To Bar Reductions At Special Session

Martin, Truman To Push Foreign Aid, Price Legislation   President Not To Mention Taxes in Message To Congress On Nov-ember 17th

TRUMAN T0 OFFER OWN TAX PROGRAM   Emphasis On ‘Reform’ Rather Than Reductions

Martin Joins With Truman Against Tax Cut   Does Not Believe Should Be Given Consideration At This Session; Admin istration Plans Program

Administration lo Offer New Frogram....  Tax Revision Will Seek “‘Reforms’-- Not Slashes

Speaker of House Voices Disapproval   Administration to Propose Own Tax Cut in January

Martin Agrees With Truman 01 Tax Cut Delay   Republican Speaker Opposes Reduction At Special Session

Martin Sides With Truman On Tax Cuts   Special Session to Be Too Busy With Crisis Program, He Says

Report Truman’s Restrictions Gn Records Of Late President Center Of Latest GOP Storm

Senate Brews Storm on FDR Records Ban   Truman Would Limit Use of Hyde Park Files

Group Leaves Way Open For Further Talks   U. S., 9 Others Vote For Canadian Proposal, Fought By Russia

ATOM. COMMISSION PLAN OF SOVIETS HELD INADEQUATE   Committee---Vetes--Down Plas But Leaves Way For’ Further Discussions

FOUR ARE KILLED IN RENTED PLANE   YOUNG MEN LOSE LIVES WHEN SHIP CRASHES NEAR TERRE HAUTE, IND.

RREST 118 IN HIGAGO RAGE ISTURBANCES   Housing Project Is Riot Scene

CAR RAMS INTO TRUCK: FOUR DIE   Emploves At Willow Run Airport Are Victims Of Collision

FOUR PERSONS KILLED   Car and Track Invelved in Accident at Willew Run

‘Open Shop’ Bill Passes By Big Vote   Virginia Delegates OK Labor Measures: Will Go To Senate

Virginia House Passes Tuck’s Labor Bills   Assembly Speeds To End Special Session This Week

0.1.0. ASKS G. M. TO ARBITRATE ROW ON WAGE INCREASE   Corporation Promises Answer Today — Disposition of 314 Cents Hourly Pay Blocks Agreement.   UNION DEMANDS FLAT  15-CENT INCREASE   Reuther Describes Negotia. tions as “Hopelessly Deadlocked” at End of Day’s Talks.

GM Pay Talks Are Reported —SHUNStallec   Clo- UAW Offi Officials Ask Arbitration on Pay Issue

TAFT BEGINS TOUR  OF WESTERN STATES   Accuses New Deal Enemies  Of Grabbing Power

Taft Strikes At Centered 0.8. Power   State Righis Paramount National Issue, He Declares

Taft Charges New Deal Grab Of State Power   Opens Western Tour for Support in Presidential Race

Fine of $2,800,000 Will be Penalty of Violation of Mandate; Lewis Has 5 Days to Answer. ._

High Court Speeds Up Mandate in  Lewis Case  In Effect Warns Head of Miners No Mar. 31 Strike Will Be Tolerated

Supreme Court Warns Miners Of Stiff Fine   Lewis Ordered to Cancel ‘ Notice Terminating Contract

Move To Block Strike March 31  minmmecnwnae Metinne   Announces Rulings In Other Major Cases

Court Edict Puts Off Coal Strike:        Mandate Advanced: Eleven Days To Forestall Walkout!March 31 2,

NO MARCH 31 STRIKE, COURT WARNS LEWIS   MANDATE IN MINE CASE MOVED UP TO MARCH 20

Mandate Against Lewis Speeded Up By Supreme Cour!  No March 31 Strike Will Be Tolerated

SUPREME COURT GIVES MANDATE IN LEWIS CASE   Head Of Miners Told Ne Strike March 31 Will Be Tolerated   RIGHT TO DISCHARGE COMMUNIST UPHELD

-Orders Mandate In His Case Speeded Up to March 20. Three Other Court Rulings Ordered

March 31 Notice Hit” - : Supreme Court Advances Date of _-firder to lewis Forbidding Strike

Court Orders Lewis Cancel Strike Notice   UMW Leader Given ® Days to Comply With Court Mandate

LEWIS ORDERED CANCEL NOTICE OF PACTS END   Procedure Speeded Up To Forestall WalkOut On March 31

‘No Strike’ Mandate Against Lewis Will Be Issued March 20   Supreme Court Decides to Speed Up Procedure in Mine Case; Ruling Will Command Lewis Cancel Contract Termination Order

State Auditor Blasts Wasteful BUC Spending   Official Cites Expenditures at Toledo Office

FERGUSON HITS BUC SPENDING   Says State Funds ‘Wasted In Building Alterations

Heavy Rains Send : Missouri River UnNew Rampage  Highest Reading Since Sees 8 Oe Bea: Se   Highest Reading Since 1881 is Predicted tor Area Around St. Josepk

TOP DIPLOMAT  IN FAR EAST PRESUMED DEAD   Nine Other Men Perish When B-17 Is Wrecked In Pacific Near Hawaii

America’s Top Niplomat In Far East Lest   George Atcheson, Jr., Is Pre« sumed Dead In Plane Crash Off Hawaii   TEN OF THIRTEEN ON PLANE LOST

YANK ENVOY, 9 OTHERS LOST IN SEA CRASH   George Atcheson, Jr. Sait Dead as 8-17 Plunges Into Pacific

Sharks Attack Bodies In Crash Near Hawaii   George Atcheson Jr. Washington Bound On Vital Mission

Aircraft Crashes In Pacific   Nine Other Men Are Feared Lost After Plunge Near Hawaii

THREE SAVED AFTER CRASH NEAR HAWA   GEORGE ATCHESON, AMERICA's TOP FAR’ EAST: ‘EXPERT, AMONG DIS. ASTER VICTIMS

U. 5. 10 TIGHTEN FOREIGN RELIEF   AID IN FUTURE WILL GO ONLY TO COUNTRIES MEETING TOUGH TERMS.

Clayton Tells Congress of Intentions   Says Some Nation: May Refuse Strict Conditions

LABEL ON ALL RELIEF GOODS   Clayton Says Terms For Shipments To Be Made Tough

Strip Mining Law Upheld   Dauphin Court Dismisses Exceptions To Rulings

Division Nine Workers Balk At Losing Jobs   Governor Herbert Defends Method Of Awarding Plums

HIGHWAY DEPT. HIT BY STRIKE   Division Nine Laborers Protest Political Spoils System

Highway Department Crews  Strike In Seven-County Area Against Political Spoils Plan

Picket Garages At Several Centers In Division Nine Today   AFL Union Members Striking To ‘Keep Jobs Sate From Polities’ In Ohio

Load - aan a  Men Seek To Retain Their Jobs  Herbert Following Usual Procedure

Patrol Boats Out to Rescue Crew of About 4   Rammed by Steamer in Fog Thick  nme Salim

Coast Freight Vessel Rams Into Motorship   Prow Held Eight Feet ir Victim Until Crew  Daonaannn

House Prove In Officers Pensions  To Be Extended   Committee To Investigate  _ Last-Minute Boost In Rank Before Retirement   SEVERAL HUNDRED TO BE INCLUDED

ARMY PENSION -PROBE- PUSHED   COMMITTEE CENTERS ATTEN- TION ON LAST-MINUTE PRO-.  __ MOTIONS. BEFORE PENTIONS GRANTED

NORTHERN VIRGINIA MEN START TO WORK   New Contract Terms Fail To Cover 70,000 Miners  In Southern Section

Upstate Mines To Open Today  ‘Captive’ Operations At Gary To Resume

Fight Traffic Dead in State Holidays Toll   Six Kiffed on Christrras Eve, Sorrow Grips, Kinfolk And Friends

CZECH PREMIER MOSCOW BOUND   Masaryk Accompanies Communist Official for Parley with Molotov

Czechs Quit Prague Meet  For Moscow Aid Status Is  Seen as Reason

Czech Officials Suddenly Decide To Visit Moscow  Slav-Nations Pac Sia ee Which May

Reece Renews Call For Party Team-Work   Agrees Party Members Back Home Impatient

Reeee Calls. For Party Tear-Play’  Agrees With Baldwi Republicans Are _ Becoming hnpatient

JULIANA ISA MOTHER AGAIN   Fourth Daughter Is Born to Dutch Crown Princess

SENATE ADOPTS SETUP 10 FREE CONTROL AREAS   Proposal Would Require Lifting of Controls in 30 Areas Each Month

Defense Rests in War Fraud Trial  Plea to Delay Case is Refused by Judge

Bomb Shelter Where Hitler Hid Out During Fall Of Berlin Is Blown Up

DEWEY MEETS WITH WARREN   CONFERENCE IN ALBANY MAY HAVE IMPORTANT BEARING ON GOP PRESI- _ DENTIAL RACE

C.R. CUNNINGHAM, ULP. VETERAN, DIE:    {  ‘Correspondent Covered War 7 -In Europe. Africa

Sleet, Snow Keep Winter in Control Of Situation Here   Buses Still on Schedule Out Of Ada Thursday Morhing; More Snow Possible

DUTCH ARMY HITS BLOW AT INDONESIANS    Negotiations Failure Brings Action on Undisclosed Fronts

Dutch Open Military Operations by Air Against Indonesian Republic

Chilean Coal Strike Among Miners Broken   OFFICIALS. ANNOUNCE WALKOUT ENDED In NATION

De Gasperi Due Confidence Vote   Observers in Italian Afttairs Predict Bare Majority for Premier

GASPERI PREPARES REPLY TO COMMIES   Assembly Ready To Vote on Non-Confidence Motion

PREMIER MAPS REPLY 10 REDS IN ITALIAN ROW   De Gasperi Speaks Tonight As He Waits Outcome Of Non-Confidence Vote

De Gasperi Plans Reply to Violent Leftist Criticism   Italian Premier Expected te Receive Vote of Confidence Tonight

NEWS Behind The NEWS   FRENCH COMMUNIST UNDERGROUND STRENGTH IS EXAGGERATED

Greek Charges Answered by Bulgaria  Trouble to Last   Trouble to Last Long Time, U. N. Council Told

Greek Charges Answered by Bulgaria   Trouble to Last Long Time, U.N. Council Told

Saburo Kurust  To Wed American   Daughter Of Jap ‘‘Peace’’ Mission Ambassador To Wed Ex-Captain

101 RURAL GRADS TO CET DIPLOMAS   Guy V. Keeler Will Give Commencement Address,  Saturday   NUMBERS BY CHORUS

Guy V. Keeler Will Give Commencement Address,  Saturday   NUMBERS BY CHORUS

Legislator Asks Congress to End Sugar Rationing   Sponsor Tells Legislature Continued Controls Cannot Be Justified

Truman Urges Early Action On Youth Training   ‘Declares Universal Military Training Is Necessary In United States

TRUMAN URGES SOLONS TO VOTE WAR TRAINING   President Declares Program Necessary To Protect U. S. Against Aggression

TRUMAN URGES ARMS TRAINING   Letter to Congress States Step Vital To Parry Aggression

BASEBALL   AVERICAN LEAGUE   Laraine Day Says Leo “Her Ideal’; Testifies Ex-Hubby Drank Too Much

IS REOPENED THIS MORNING   After Week-Long Shutdown Ordered By Employers

Banker  F ound. Dead With Gun Near Hand   Central City Man Dies In His Car Few Hours After Being Dismissed As Assistant Cash. ‘ier In Bank — Evidence. F ound Accounts Were Short -

Rent Law Provisions as They Stand Under Measure S:gned by President

New Russian Attack Aimed at U.S., Britain   Charge Ovposition to Admitting Satellites In U. N. Violates Pact

Russ Charges Violation Of Potsdam Deal   New Attack Came After Refusal Soviet Satellites.

RUSS CHARGE PACT VIOLATION   Say U. S., Britain Override Potsdam Agreement in Opposing UN Memberships.

Pact's Violation Charged As U.S. Blocks Satellites  New Soviet Attack   New Soviet Attack Made By Gromyko In Security Council

Russia Launches New. U.N. Fight  Poland Touches Off Controvers y

Proposal to Admit Red Satellites To U. N. Stirs Big-Power Battle

BRIDGES CHARGES SOWET MISUSE OF INVASION MONE'   Senator Calls Upon Cabinet Officers To Outline Policy On Matter

Bridges Seeks U.S. Policy. On  Invasion Scrip   Charges Russia Looting Germany With Printing  Preece Manev.

Senator Calls for Policy on USSR Invasion Money Tangle   Terms It “Legalized Looting of Germany by Printing Press Money”

CABINET OFFICIALS ASKED TO OUTLINE U. S. POLICY TOWARD REDS’ USE OF PRINTED MONEY

VIEWS OF 3 CABINET MEMBERS DEMANDED ON INVASION MONEY  SENATOR CHARGES RED “LEGALIZED LOOTING” OF REICH WITH MARKS

Top Officials Outline Plans Illegal Money   Halts Inquiry For State. ments From Marshall, Pat. terson, Snyder.

Bridges Seeks U.S. Policy On Invasion Money  Bulwinkle Bill Goes To House; Senate To Vate On Rent Cantern

Seeks Outline Of Money Policy   Bridges Inquires into Redemption of Marks Printed By Russia

Legal Soviet ‘Looting Of Germany Hit   Bridges Coffs For U. & Statement On kevion By Russie

Cabinet Officers Must Outline  U.S. Money Policy   Senator Attacks Russia’s ‘Legalized Looting” Of Germany With Printing Presses; Marshall, Patterson, Snyder to Testify

Seek Policy on Soviet invasion Money Deal   Cabinet Officers Askad About Redemption of Ov cardraft' hy tte

Bridges Demands Outline of Policy on “Monetary Looting’ of Germany

Bridges Asks For Policy On Reds’ ‘Looting’   Seeks Statement Regarding Press Money in German}

Two More Vetoes  Used By Russia   Soviet Delegation Vetoes Admittance Of Italy And Finland To United Nations

Storm-Tossed Ships Head’ For’ Safe: Port   Liberty Ship. With ‘Cracked Hull Stili In  Dancer

GALE-BATTERED SHIPS SURVIVE   One Has Cracked Hull; Other Is Without Her Rudder

Miners’ Journal  Hits Labor Bill   Sees Decade Of Industrial Political And Economic Hell Unless Killed.

Reds Say U. S. Officers Will Lead Greek Army Forces; U. §. Denies It

SKIES. CLEARING, SUN COMES OUT   Flood Menace ‘Passes in Many ‘State Areas—Washita : ‘River Crests

300 PCT. GAIN IN TAX RATE IS INDICATED   State Auditor Submits Analysis Of the Budget

Polar Lakes Discovered   Flyers On Antarctic Expedition Also Find Unknown Land Areas

SENATORS TRIM SCHOOL AID TO FIT THE PURSE   18 Millions Approved by Com mittee — Same Figure Urged by Turner

Senate Group For Low Figure   School Finance Bill Revised To $18 Million, Provides $300 Average Raise

New Bill Would Give Teachers $300PayBoost   Cuts School Funds  From $26,500,000 to $18,000,000, Senator Gary, Chairman: Says

TREASURY SECRETARY BACKS TRUMAN’S STAND  Snyder Asks Senate To Kill House  Measure Providin g Income Tax Cut

Snyder Joins: Truman Attack On Lower Taxes   Head Of Treasury Appeals To Senate To Keep Rates Up

Snyder Asks Solon: To Keep Taxes Up for 14 Months  _ Treasury Secretary  Claims Inflation - Precludes Reduction

SNYDER URGES SENATE 10 KILL INCOME TAX CUT   Secretary Suggests Review o! System for Later Reductions

Snyder Advises Against Cutting Taxes al Present “General Cat Mow Moither "Necessary, Appropriate, ‘Senate Commities Told

Snyder Asks Senate Not To Cut Income Taxe:   Backs Up Truman Stand On Taxes; Congress Works on Budaet. Rents

Snyder Asks Rejection of Tax Cut Bill  Secretary Says Current Levies Not ‘Excessive’

Snyder UrgesSenate To Kill Legislation  Cutting Income Tax   Renews Truman Stand  Against Any Slashes  In Next 14 Months

Snyder Opposes Income Tax Cut   General Cut Now Not Necessary, Snyder Declares

SNYDER ASKS SENATE KILL TAX CUT BILL   Treasury Head Suggests Study For Reductions Ai Later Date

Secretary Snyder Calls Upon Senate To Kill Measure, Passed By House, To Reduce Income Levies—Move Renews Truman Administration’s Opposition To Slashing Anticipated Federal Revenues — Threat Of Inflationary Pressures Cited

Cites Danger of Inflation      Truman Hints to Associated Press Editors He will Veto Tax Cuts

Snyder Opposes Senate Version Of Tax Slashes   Asks Upper House To Kill Measure Relieving Burden

SNYDER URGES SENATE TO KILL TAX CUT BILL   Treasury Secretary Repeats Stand As Finance Group Studies Plan

Snyder Urges. Senate to Kill House Tax Bill   Treasury Secretary _ Pleads for Review of Entire Tax System

Snyder Asks Senate te  Kall Tax Cut   Secretary Opposes House Bill, Says Reduction Now Neither Necessary Or Anvronpriate

Asks That Situation Be Studiec   Says General Cut Now Is Neither Necessary Nor Appropriate.

SNYDER REQUESTS SENATE TO KILL “TAX CUT MEASURE   Treasury Chief Supports Trv“man Proposal for Re ' i Cr 7) a? 2

Snyder Scores Tax Cut Bill   Time Is Not Ripe, Secretary Tells Senate Hearing Committee..

Republicans Would. Take ‘Administration Of Foreign Aid Away From State Dep't.

GOP May Direct Use of U.S. Cash ‘for Foreign Aid   Leaders to Favor Independent Agency Set-Up by Congress

GOP Move Shaping Up To PAeeD Aid Administration ‘Out of State Department

Would Take Foreign Aid From State Dept.   G. O. P.. Advocates Separate Agency To Administrate It

G. 0. P. PRESSES SEPARATE UNIT TO CONTROL AID   House Group Claims Soviet Tactics Will Double Cost Of Recovery Plans

State Department May Me Relieved Of Responsibility   Republicans Make Plans For Changes

Republicans Plan To Take Control From State Dept   Board Is Suggested: Reports to Congress Would Be Reauired

SEPARATE UNIT FOR EUROPEAN AID PROPOSED   Move Begun to Take Stop-Gap and LongRange Program From Department.

Official WashingtonPlans Big Welcome Tomorrow For Mexican President

’ Effective Monday, April 14 :  Carbondale Free Press 20 Cents a Week By Carrier

Effective Monday, April 14  Carbondale Free Press -20 Cents a ‘Week By :

ProRed Scripts Offered to Him, Actor Discloses  Says He Reluctantly Ohi Be ee   Says He Reluctantly Consented to Appear In 'Song of Russia‘

Actor Robt. Taylor Considered “Song of Russia’ Wrong   Data on 79 Communists in Film Capital to Be Revealed

HOUSE GROUF HAS DATA ON 79 FILM REDS   Chairman Thomas Says It Will Be Placed on Record

Women Sigh As Film Star Takes Stand   Writer Names John H Lawson as Commissar of Movie Capital

Thomas Claims Data Set on 79 Hollywood Reds   Film Communists Linked to Plane Strike Roosevelt Condemned

STAR ON STAND IN HOLLYWOOD RED HEARINGS   Thomas Claims Data on 79

Actor Robert Taylor Raps Hollywood Reds   Screen Star Denies Was Forced to Make Propagonda Film

Thomas Tells of Complete Files on Movie ‘Reds’   Movie Star Denies He Was Forced to Appear in  ‘Song of Russia’

Tells Probers How He Tried to Get Out of ‘Acting in ‘Song of Russia

Molotov Vote Plan Is Held  As Maneuver  In War Debt   Move Seen Effort To Offset Demand For Reparations

—EAPLOSION—  Blast Toll May Reach 60 Persons  Vessel Quickly Mass Of Flames

Five-decker Destroyed at Dock by Fire   Blast Occurs Just Before Pittsburgh Boat Loads for Trip

Fear Death Toll of 20 in Excursion Steamer Explosion   Blast Oceurs: Just Before Passengers ‘Boarded 5-decker At Pittcburah,. Pa.

EXCURSION STEAMER IS HIT BY BLAST   Craft Docked at Pittsburgh Bursts In to Flames—70 of Crew Reported Aboard.

Blast Kills At Least 27 On Steamer   Excursion Boat At Pittsburgh Fired Ry Explosion

Big Excursion Boat Explodes   Fear Many Dead in Blost And Fire Just Before Passengers fo Beard Boa!

Kile 60 Are Killed in [Explosion      Flames Sweep Huge Pleasure Craft At Pier In Pittsburch

‘Blast. Flames Destroy Excursion Boat Island Queen, Dead Unknown

Flames Follow  Explosion, Destroying Giant River Steamer At Pittsburch Dock.

River Boat Blows Up At Dock   Fire Follows Blasts on “Island Queen,” Excursion Ship, at Pittsburgh

Cruise Boat Harbor Blast   Death Toll Ranges From 3 To 60; Prepare For Trip.

Three To Sixty Feared Dead In Ship Explosion   Excursion Boat Blows Up At Pittsburgh Shortly Before Hundreds Of Persons Were Scheduled To Board Her For Trip; 92 Aboard At Time Of Blast

Boat Blast Death Toll Feared High   Five-Decker Island Queen Razed By Fire; Untold Number Hurt

Casualties Estimated Unofficijally at from Three to 60 Dead; 92 Were Aboard, Crewman Says.   BLAST OCCURS BEFORE AFTERNOON RIVER TRIP

FIRE SWEEPS BiG 5-DECKER; 16 IN HOSPITAL   ‘Rescuers Dive Into Monongahela Waters to Save Survivors

Island Queen Explodes, 60 May Be Dead   Five Decker Burns at Pittsburgh Dock Before Excursion

Pleasure Boat Is  Ravaged By Blast   As Many As 60 Aboard Craft Feared Lost

Undetermined Number Dead, Reports Say   Estimates Run From 3 To 60; Many Rescued

Toll May. Rise: Crew ’ Harled/ into, Water B: Férce: of Explosion

BIG EXCURSION SHIP BLOWS UP, BURNS AT PITTSBURGH LANDING  SIXTEEN IN HOSPITALS MAY INCREASE SCORE DEAD POLICE ESTIMATE

‘XPLOSION RIPS IVER STEAMER: ANY MISSING    70 Aboard Boat At Pittsburgh

Island Queen Burns; Score Feared Dead   Excursion Boat Ready for Trip As Slast Occurs

Boat Blast Toll May Be High   Up to 60 Persons Estimated Dead After 4xcursion Ship Ex edes at Pittsburgh

GIANT STEAMER I$ DESTROYED BY EXPLOSION TODAY    Death Toll Was Estimated by the Pittsburgh Police at 20.   CREWMEN INTO RIVER   Two Tremendous Blasts Shook the Downtown Area of Pittsburgh.

DOUBLE BLASTS JOLT DOCK AREA BEFORE SAILINC   Smoke, Crowd at Scene Hinder in Rescue Efforts

20 Persons Bel eved Killed In Excursion Boat Explos on   Blast and Fire Destroy Five-Deck Island Queen at Pittsburgh Dock, Shortly Before Taking on Passengers for Afternoon Ride.

Unknown Number Dead After Explosion and Fire Destroy Excursion Boat at Pittsburgh

Death Toll Expected to Reach 20-30   No Passengers Were Aboard Huge Pleasure Boat

BIG EXCURSION STEAMER AFIRE ATPITISBURGH   Five-Deck Vessel Burns In Heart Of Business District

3 T0 60 FEARED DEAD IN BLAST   Big Excursion Boat With Several Decks Goes Up In Flames   FORCE IS TERRIFIC

Death Toll May Reach 30 Persons   Flames Sweep Steamer After Explosion as Boat  Docked in River

Ship Explodes; Fear 20 Killed  Fire Destroys River Steamer At Dock

Blast Rips Five-Decker   Explosion Rocks River Ship Tied To Dock Ir Pittsburgh

Possible 60 Dead As Steamer Blazes At Pittsburgh Dock   Report 90 Aboard At Time; Largest Inland Pleasure Shir

20 Believed Dead, Craft Flaming Mass   16 in Hospital; Heat From Ship Hampers Rescuers

DISCUSS PLANS FOR LEADERSHIP SCHOOL   Hanover Ministerial Association Meets—Dr. Beidleman Presents Paper On John Wesley

Failure Forecast For Brifain's Palestine Plan   Arab.and Jewish Positions Appear frreconcilable

LAFAYETTE FAIR TO BE JULY 29-31 AND AUGUST 1   Re-Elect All Directors And  Officers At Annual Meeting

LONDON’S TRUCK STRIKE SPREADS   Dock Workers Join Idle Prospects Dimmed For Settlement

London Truckers’ Strike Spreads   Communists Urge Men  To Flout Union Chiefs

More Workers Join in London Truck Strike   Prospects of Early Settlement Fade;  Almost 42,000 Idle

'Picks Med Student Over Movies... . Miss America Wants Marriage As Caree!

—MOVIE CONTRACTS GO BEGGINGBeauty Queen Building Plans Around Marriage

Knows What She Wants Miss America to Turn Down Movie Offers For Marriage

Beauty Queen Doesn't Like Smoking talking and Wants to Get Marcial

‘Miss America’ Plans Wedding  Doesn't Want Stage, Screen Contracts

Mis America to Be Doctor’s Wife  BEAUTY QUEEN TO iSHUN HOLLYWOOD

Miss America Says She'll Turn Down Hollywood, Broadway tor Marriage

wa a a —_ wea eCUL =  New Miss Aaason, Ignoring Hollywood, Wants To Seek Career As Doctor's Wife And Teacher

New Miss America Wants Career as Doctor's Wife; Ignores Films, Broadway

Snubs Screen ‘Screen . Miss Niiss America’ Plans: Marriage ~ And Rebuffs s. Stage, Movie:

MISS AMERICA PLANS TO WED   Memphis Girl Says She'll Pass Up Stage And Screen Contracts

IGNORES HOLLYWOOD Miss America Wants Career  As Doctor’s Wife, Teacher

Move to Boost Gasoline Tax In Missouri  Highway Patrol Asks for $20,000  More for Operation

MISSOURI'S GASOLINE TAX   A Constitutional Amendment Would Boost Price 11; Cents Gallen.   WAS INTRODUCED TODAY   One-half Cent Would Go to Cities of 750 Population or More.

Lincoln Papers Opened As Secrecy ®Ban Expires; Report Slated Today

Linco Fapers Upened See ne SEPENES.  Preliminary Report Of Findings Will Be Released At Noon Today

Eager Historians Assemble   To Study Private Letters of Great National Leader 

Secret Documents Expected To Fill Gaps In Historical Knowledge  Fffistorians, Scholars Meet For Opening Of New Lincoln Paper:

Lincoln's Papers Brought to Light  Historians, Scholars ithess Event

Lincoln’s Papers Brought to Light  Historians, Scholars Withace Funan?

SEALED LINCOLN PAPERS OPENED   Contents Of Historical Documents To Be Made Known At Noon

FAIR GROUNDS SOLO T0 QUKERTOWN BOARD   Directors Paid $17,500 A: Park Manor Company   AS FUTURE EXPANSION

PHONE WORKERS REJECT OFFERS OF ARBITRATION   Six Companies Propose Local Peace Talks—Union Insists On SystemBargaining.   FURTHER EFFORTS DUE TO SETTLE DISPUTE   Employes’ Policy Committee © Names Three to Explore All Avenues Which May Lead to Agreement,

Unions Spurn Phone Proposal   Local Arbitration Is Rejected Quickly

PHONE UNION REJECTS PLEA   Local Arbitration of Wage Demands is Turned Down;  Strike Plans Made

Local Arbitration 01 Wage Demand Proves Futile    Telephone Workers Set to Begin Walkout ] April 7

CAR SHORTAGE HITS INDUSTRY   Layoffs Imminent Because of Worst Transport Crisis in Years

DEALERS CLAIM FOOD PROGRAM IS USING GRAIN   Poultryless Thursdays Are Blamed For Added Fowl Feeding

“TREMENDOUS SOMETHING” IS ‘EVIDENT WHEN PLANES EXCEED ISPEED OF SOUND, PILOTS SAY

Blizzard and Cold Wave Forecast For State Tonight  - Helena to Experience ae ‘Below-Zero ss AAlanthear Wadnacdav

US. Calls U.N Showdown On Russ Veto   Says Greece Danger May Force West To Unilateral Action

RUSSIAN BLOC DRAWS ATTACK IN UN DEBATE   Greek Independence Said Threatened By Communists

LEGION HEARS ~UMT PROGRAM BET SUPPORT   DEWEY JOINS TRUMAN. AND OTHERS IN BACKING COMPULSORY MILITARY: e TRAINING  —

Gen. Eisenhower, Admiral Nimitz - Legion Speaker:   Top List Of Day At Nationa: Legion Convention Sessions In New York  i   NATIONAL DEFENSE DEMANNDS ARE MADE

Living Costs Hit New High at. Mid-November   Labor Bureau Predicts °48 To Start at Higher Level

November Cost Lists Advance To New Record   Eight Per Cent Gain Over 1946 Noted As +1948 Outlook   6. Ss ss Higher 

Off-the-Record Conference Held  Counsel in May Case Meets With Justice

Showdown Battle On Inflation Set   House Demos, GOP Array Forces For Test On Legislation Today

House Ready For Showdown On Price War   Parties Muster. Forces. Or _Anti- Inflation — : Leaislation

Anti-Inflation Showdown Due  In House Today  Tentative Outlines Are   Tentative Outlines Are Made by Both Sides on Cost of Living Curb

Coffer Dam May Be Used to Aid Weckler Search   Dist. Aity. Garity Well Satistied Senneit Involved in Case

River Resists Efforts to Find Body of Child   Dragging Operations Have Been Cancelled

SOVIET HIDES GOV'T WORKS ~ WITHLDECREE   Puts Army, Science, Finance -- on Secrecy List with Prison Penalties.

RUSSIA PUTS NEW BULWARK ON SECURITY   Information on Arm. ed Forces, Natura Resources Decreec on Secret List.

FINAL BASEBALL SCORES   New Curtain Drawn Or Soviet “State Secrets’

LABOR REFORM CASE OFFERED BY INDUSTRY   Strike of Oil Union Ordered Delayed Until Monday

SENATE GROUP GETS PROGRAM FROM THE NAM   Federal Interference Ir Disputes Would be Banned

INDIANA PICKS UP ONE IN OHIO CASE   Five Others From Mansfielc Reformatory At Large

Con eressmen Subseribe To Pension Plan  Rayburn Is Among Those Enrolline

State Highway Commission Expects To Rule On Vickshura Bridae Proposal About April Eighth

aturday Sef is Deadline 0 Drop Courses  Students Absent Persistently

CROPS OUTLOOK CONTINUES POOR   Corn Acreage 93% of 46, But Late Season Hits Yield Prospect

OHIO’S CORN CROP PROSPECTS BELOW AVERAGE   Federal-State Report 01 Possible Harvest Is Very Pessimistic

AID TO EUROPE BEFORE TRUMAN   President And Congressional Leaders Discuss Emergency Help  SOLONS WILL LISTEN

Soviets W alk Out Of Parley  On Disarming   Gromyko Says, However, It Does Not Mean Boycott Of Staff Meetings

\Foreign Ministers Divided On Order Of Procedure;  Russia Favors Top Priority For German Problem

Foreign Ministers Are Split On  Procedure Order  ee te eee  Seek Accord At  Second Session

it’s Still Russia Versus the Field   Diplomatic Deadloc! Continues at London Meetina

Three-To-One Split Present As ‘Big Four’ Resume Talks   Order Of Procedure Is Stumbling Block Of Foreign Ministers

Big 4 Ministers Split--as Usual   Molotov Would Delay Treaty for Austria

Atrocities Are Charged ‘T'o Chinese in Formosa;  2,000 Reported Killed

THOUSANDS OF FORMOSANS ARE REPORTED SLAIN   American Editor Says Chinese Government Perpetrated Atrocities

CHINESE CHARGED WITH ATROCITIES   American Claims Formosa Given “Blood Bath” in Racent Riots There

Troops Sent By China To Quell Riots   Disorders Set Off By Misrule; Reign Of Terror Follows

Higher Telephone Rates in Prospect For Capital City  Recent Wage Hike an Operating Costs Basis

Higher Telephone Rates in Prospect For Capital City  Recent Wage Hike an Operating Costs Basis For Action

UN TO WELCOME MEXICAN . CHIEF   World Panel Takes Recess From Zion Debate

National issues  Overshadowed In State Elections  Politicians Watching for Guideposts to 1948  SN ee ee! a ee ee      NEW YORK AND OHIO VOTING ON BONUSES   Mississippi to Select a Suc: cessor to Late Theodore G. Bilbo

Off-Year- Voting Takes Place © Next Tuesday   Mississippi "To Name Bilbo’s.  Guecagsor -

LOCAL, STATE ISSUES LEAD IN ELECTION   National Questions Largely Brushed Aside for Balloting Next Tuesday.

Local, State Issues Top Elections   Taft-Hartley Act, Record Of Congress And High Prices Are  Background Issues.

Tropic Storm Is Moving In  On Galveston   Hurricane Expected To Hit Large Portions Of Upper  Texas Coast

House Approves Several Measure  Cigarette, Increased  Me Taeonn biaaliedad

 House Approves 3-Cent a Pack Tax ion Cigarets and Gas Excise Hike

BARN DESTROYED BY FIRE IN STORW   Bolt Ignites Structure On Farm Of Howard M. Gardner, York Springs R. D. 2 Causing Loss Of $5,700

Legislative Roundup Senate and House Get Down To Work on Biq Money Bills

’ PROGRAM SLASH TAXES NING STEAM   nent before Apr. 1 {1 ected by Proponent Rep. Knutson

HOUSE GIVEN MLL TO CUT INCOME LEVY   FIRST BILL INTRODUCED IN ONGRESS CALLS FOR 26 — PERCENT INCOME  TAX SLASH Ki

Tax Reduction Drive Is Begun In New Congress   Bill Presented That Would Grant 20 Per Cent Reduction To Individuals   REP. KNUTSON IS AUTHOR OF BILL

KNUTSON SEES BILL APPROVED BEFORE APRIL 1   First Measure Introduced Would Cut Income Tax During 1947

STATE LIQUOR CHAIRMAN DIES   William F. Hess, 74, Taker By Heart Attack; Rites Thursday

Presence of State Police Called Show   Senate Amendments Up For Study In  Lower Chamber

House Concurs On Amendments   Representatives Grudgingly Approve Gates Mea: ure Herolded as Divorcing Liquor and Politics.

CHILD SENT TC REFORM SCHOOL   Spencer Mountain Boy Of 12 Assigned To Jackson Training School After Killing Of Mother With 22 Calibre Rifle.

Two Escape In ‘Truck Mishap [Near Audubon   Vehicle Loses Wheel On Soft Shoulder, Lands End Up Against Bank

‘Two Escape In Truck Mishap Near Audubon   Vehicle Loses Wheel On Soft Shoulder, Lands End Up Against Bank  - —- ii

Chinese Rule in Formosa Rappec  Magazine Editor Attacks Governor

ATROCITIES IN FORMOSA TOLD   China Magazine Editor Tells Of Butcheries And Trickery

5,000 Slain in Formosa, Claim   Editor Charges Reign of Terror Worse Thon Jan Rule

Saw Terror In Formosa   Editor Charges 5,000 Dead From Misrule Of Chinese Governor

Formosa Under Terror Reign, Editor Charges   Chinese Governor Accused Of Trickery In Handling Native Uprising

Broadcasts Backing of U.S. for UN   President Truman Reassures United Nations of Utmost American Help

Truman Says U. S. People To Back UN Plans   CHARTER DAY PROGRAM HELD FOR UNITED NATIONS

Truman Reiterates U. §. Support of UN   Second Anniversary of World Agency Is Hailed

PRESIDENT JO:NS INBROAQCAST ON UN GRARTER DAY   Pledges ‘Utmost’ of Nation Despite Sethacks’

UN Reassured By Truman Of U. : Backing  sary OF ©   Anniversary Of Charter Passage .Marked Today

-World’s Leaders Promise Support   President Truman Pledges This Nation To Full Support Of United Nations Charter

Truman Promises Utmost U.S. Aid For Peace Agency   Ignore Temporary Delays, He Urges in UN Charter Day Broadcast   WORLD STATESMEN. JOIN IN TRIBUTE   Stalin Silent But Gremyko Defends Ba Power Veto in Security Council

Joins Allies In Spite Of Setbacks   Not Discouraged By Failures In Last Two Years

U.N. Reassured OfU. $. Support  2nd Anniversary Of Organization Noted

UN GETS NEW PAOMMOES ON CHARTER DAY   Present Setbacks Should’ Not Discourage People, Truman Says.

U. S. To Give UN Every Aid, Truman Word   President Reassures UN Of America’s Backing: Speaks On 2nd Birthday Of Organization

Arizona Embezzler Says He Once Worked as a ‘Psychologist’ in Paris

Speedy Publication Of Nazi-Soviet Papers Demanded  Senator Decries Hush, Wants People To Know Relations

TRUMAN MIGHT RUB OUT SHADY FEDERAL HELP   Chief Demands Purge of All Government Persons with Doubtful Loyalty

New Standards Established By His Edict   All Subservise Units Will Be Checked By Attorney General

ALL PRESENT, NEW WORKERS TO FACE CHECK   Program Designed Te alt Subversive Activities

All Official Agencies Will Have Probes   Subservice Elements To Be Routed Out OF Public OF fice, President Orders.

Truman Orders Sweeping Probe of U.S. Agencies; Blacklist to Be Compiled   Civil Service Board Is Directed To Set Up Reviewing Authority: -Atterney General Plans Investigation

Truman Orders Loyalty Probe -Of Workers   Calls For Purge Where Grounds To Doubt Loyalty

FBI fo Check All Workers in Federal Tasks   Subversive Sympathies to Rule Out All Applicants

TRUMAN ACTS. TO CLEAN OUT SUBVERSIVES   tssues Drastic Standards of Loyalty: Orders FRI Check.

FBI Will Check Membership In Suspect Groups  Blacklist Includes All Reds, Fascists Now In Cauntry

Standards of Testing Will BeBroadened   Loyality Investigation To Be Made of Present Employes and All Who Apoly for Emplovment

Begin Federal Worker Probe   Directs Sterner  esting Of Lovalty To U. S. Government

‘Disloyality’ Check Ordered By Truman   Communist Affiliation Is Banned for All U.S. Workers

FBI TO CHECK WORKER FILES FOR SUSPECTS   Loyalty Standards Upped in Fight Against Reds

\Employes of Government In Subversive Activities  ‘To Be Ousted. Is Decree

TRUMAN CALLS ON AGENCIES TO FIRE ‘DISLOYAL’   Instructs Department Heads to Sift Ranks Of Workers

Bans Federal Communistic Affiliations   Orders AttorneyGeneral To Make Loyalty Blacklist

Standard Set For Checking   Investigation Ordered Of Everyone Applying For Jobs in Future

President Directs All Departments Of Government Be Screened by FBI, Subversive Elements Be Dismissed

Drastic Standards of Loyalty Set for Federal Workers   FBI Is Directed to Check Names of 2,300,000 Employes Acainst Suspected Persons’ Files

’ President Launches All-Out Drive. Sets Drastic Loyalty Standards; FBI to Check Names of 2.300.000

Drastic Standards of Loyalty Set for Federal Workers   FBI Is Directed to Check Names   FBI Is Directed to Check Names of 2,300,000 Employes Against Suspected Persons’ Files

Communists Barred From Federal Jobs   President Hopes To Keep Radicals From Payrolls

Drastic Loyalty Standards for Employes of Government Set Up   FBI Instructed to Check Names of Federal Workers Against Subversion Suspect Files

Sweeping Purge Of All Disloyal U.S, Workers Ordered By President   ade for All     [Loyalty Investigations to Be _ Seeking Jobs in Executive Departments}  Directs FBI Chec Bans Affiliation With  Cammitatet Creaine 

President Orders Purge of Fascist, Communist Workers   Sets ‘Standards of Loyalty’ to Protect American System

Sweeping Order  Sets Up Strict  iLoyalty Tests Directs FBI Check,  Bons Affiliation With Communists

‘Loyalty Probe Of Applicants Will Be Made   Subversive Groups To Be Blacklisted bv Attorney General

CHECKUP WITH FBI ORDERED BY PRESIDENT   GOVERNMENT TO BE PURGED OF ALL ISM GROUPS

F.B.1. To Investi igate   Disloyalty Purge Of Federal Employes Is Ordered By Truman

Truman Orders Purge.of All Government Employes Where Any Doubt of Loyalty Exists   Agencies Must Submit Names of All Workers to FBI for Check-up; Order Does Not Apply to the Judicial and Leaislative Branche<

New-Standard ‘Loyalty’ Test To Be Applied In FBI Check   Truman Directive Bans Affiliation With Red Groups

Recent Supreme Court Decision Upholds Right to Discharge Subversive Employees

Continuing All-Out Drive To Free Government of All Subversives Ordered —

Chief Executiive Sets Up Sweeping Standards To Test Loyalty of Government Emalovee

Detroiter Takes Own Life By Jumping into Fire with Gas Soaked Clothes

City-Option ABC Bill Is Defeated   Assembly Turns To Statewide Bills Giving Local Option On Control Of Beer and Wine

Legislators Perplexed  - Over Liquor   Last-Minute Action Planned On Alcohol Bills

MISSOURI BASIN PARLEY CALLED   Blue One of Five Governor:  To Attend Gathering

State GOP Casts Votes For President   Yerly Retires As  Third District Head; Regard Wayne Hood As Likely Successor

Wisconsin GOP State Convention Holds Poll on Choice for President

NATION WEARY OF HUGH TAX HARRY. HALLECK ASSERTS   House Leader Denounce:  “Presidential Abuse“ Of Veto Powar

Poll Delegates in Wisconsin   'Some Cleim Straw Vote Significant Others Call it Meaningless

Wisconsin GOP Poll Watched   U. S. Has Had Enough Of “High Tax Harry” Halleck Declares

STRAW VOTE UP ON PRESIDENCY   lWisconsin Republicans Cast  Votes In Poll Regarded  As Political Barometer 1 Ty, 4948 Race.

Romney Indicted By Federal Jury in Capital  Montanan Is Facing Charges Growing Out of Shortages

FEDERAL JURY INDICTS ROMNEY FOR SHORTAGES   Cite Former Sergeant-at-Arms. On Three Counts

EX-HOUSE  SGT. AT ARMS IS INDICTED.   In Connection © With Shortage In House Bank

INDICT ROMNEY ON DEFRAUDING   Former House SergeantAt- Arms $125,000 Short Says Grand Jury.

Charges  Shortage   Former Sergeant At Arms of House is Indicted.  By Grand Jury  *

Romney Is Indicted by Grand Jury  Charges Are Based On Three Counts;  any Witnaccac Unare

U.S. INDICTS —- HOUSE OFFICER   Romney Faces Count Of Defrauding

INDICT FORMER HOUSE EMPLOYE   ROMNEY IS CHARGED WITH SHORTAGE AS SERGEANT AT ARMS

Former House Banker Indicted   U.S. Charges Fraud in $125,563 Shortage

U.S. Grand Jury Indicts Romney  Charged With Ceoncecalina Shertace

ROMNEY INDICTED. ON FRAUD CHARGES   "Former House Official. Cited in Fund Shoriace

Ex-Sergeant at Arms of House  Under Indictment  Charge Kenneth Romney Concealed. $143,833 Shortage

Official Is Indicted on House Bank   Recent Sergeant-at-Arms Romney Facing Fraud Count in Shortage.

1 DEAD, 10HURT IN SHIP CRASH   Collier And Oil Tanker Collide In St. Lawrence River

Acheson To Oper Secret Files On Greece, Turkey   -Committéee To Learn Just Why. President Asked Aid.

Acheson Will Make Public  Information Greek-Turkey Aid  Program Discussed

HOUSE LEADERS DEMAND FACTS BEMADE PUBLIC   Austin Has Fears Anti-Communism Program May Upset UN Operation

Acheson To Bare Report On Balkans   Assistont State Chief Agrees To Demands Of Grown

To Publicize International Situation   Acheson Agrees To Proposal Under Pressure

‘FCRET DATA HPEN TO U.S.   Acheson Agrees To Let Pub: lic Look At ‘Background’ On Greeks, Turks

PUBLIC TO SEE DOCUMENTS ON GREEK-TURKISH AID QUESTION   Acheson Again Testifies At House Foreign Affairs Hearing

Secret Papers To Be Released To Newspapers   Acheson Agrees to Open “Background” Documents to Public As Conaress Asked

‘ACHESON AGREES TO INSPECTION OF SECRET BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS DEALING WITH U.S. AID T9 BALKANS

Acheson Agrees To Make Public Secret Balkan Documents      Deal With Situation In Both Greece And Turkey

Complies With Congress Demand... .  State Department Aims  To Bare Secret Papers Touching On Greek Aid

Documents Dealing With Greece-Turkey Situation Opened For Public Inspection

SECRET PAPERS ON GRECO-TURK HISTORY CITED   Acheson To Produce ‘Back. ground’ Reports on Situation in Countries

Secret Documents  To Be Made Public   Acheson Makes Announcement at Hearinc Of House Committee on Greek, Turkey Aia

Automotive Scene Revealing Higher Prices, Shorfaaes  Kaiser-Frazer Climbs, Following Packard and General Motors

More Advances Seen Likely In Wake Of Mounting Material, Labor Costs  Packard, Kaiser-Frazer Follow GM’s Lead, Increase Car Prices

2 AUTO MAKERS INCREASE PRICES   Packard and Kaiser-Frazer Join the Stand Taken Farlier by GM

GENERAL BOOST IN CAR PRICES IS ANTICIPATED   Increases by Packard and Kaiser-Frazer Expected to Be Followed by Remainder of Industry.   NEW BLOWS STRUCK AT AUTO PRODUCTION   Layoffs, Strikes and Suspensions Due to Heat Expected to Lower Output of Assembly Lines.

General Auto Price Boosts Are Predicted   Manufacturers Fee Mounting Production Costs

PORTAL SUITS ‘EXAGGERATED’   CIO Counsel Admits Claims Set Too High

AERIAL SURVEY SHOWS 3 ROUTES “FOR NEW ROAD   Extending Turnpike From, Carlisle To Danli   NOT STRAIGHT   Philadelphia Newspaper Says Commission Must Decide

Full-Scale Senate Probe Of Markets Awaits Further Study, Possibly With Panley Acain: Sneculalion Explained

FOUR ST, CHARLES STUDENTS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS AT M. U.   Are Among 1080 Senors Graduated ‘At Annual Exercises Held Thursj day, June 5th.

a  W. A. MAURER, “ * SUMMER LAKE RESIDENT DIES IN: COUNCIL BLUFFS

Plan to Break UN Stalemate Given Approval   Jewish Agency To Get Hearing From Committee

U.S., Russia Agree on Debate Plan   Ending of Stalemate At UN Assembly Meeting Expected

COMPROMISE MAY SOLVE DEADLOCK AT UN. SESSION   Program Provides Hearing for Agency Before Political Committee

Agree On Ending Of  Stalemate   U. S., Reds Accept Compromise On  Jews In U.N.

Russia And U.S. Agree to ‘Joint Plan   Slav-Latin American Proposal Would End Present Debate Statement

U.S.-Russian UN Stalemate Seen At End   Compromise Plan Provides _Limited Voice For .Jews-* In Discussions On Palestine

U. S., Russia Agree On Plan To End Stalemate   New Complication Injected When Arabs Ask Right To Be Represented In Discussions

EASTER SERVICES   Lawrence Churches Report: ed Good Attendance at Ali Meetings   BRIGHT, SUNNY -DAY

EASTER SERVICES   Lawrence Churches Report ed Good Attendance at All Meetings

More Informatior Will Be Sought Before Decision   Majority in Congress Appear to Be in Favo! Of Truman's Policy

Reports Of _ Hoarded Gold Snarl Aid 2 Billions Said  © Be In Private Accounts In France

Claim French People Have Hoarded $2.000,000,000   Charge Complicates European Aid Procram Issue Before U. S. Conaress

Report On French Gold Clouds Aid   France Said To Be Hoarding Huge Monetary Assets

French Gold Held In Private Funds Threatens Aid Plan  Congressmen Balk Attar Hoaringn Cacher   Congressmen Balk After Hearing Cached Funds Are $2 Billion

Experts See No Way to Pry Loose Fre nch Holdings eee to ay to Fry moose rrenc  a PROGRAM COMPLICATED BY REPORT OF GOLD CACHE

Billions In French Gold Cached Away   Amount Now Held Is Nearly Double That U.S. Proposes For European Relief

Poultry Flocks Will Be Study Subject Of Farmers Monday —  - Sick Birds Receive _ Special Attention At

Poultry Flocks Will  Be Study Subject Of  Farmers Monday — Sick Birds Receive.

MARTIN, TAFT IN CLASH OVER ADJOURNMENT   House Speaker for Recess With Right to Recall

Playmates Burn Boy at Stake  Victim Is Revorted   Victim Is Reported in Poor Condition

Playmates Burn Boy at Stake  Victim Is Reported jn Poor Condition

Newlyweds Tour Estate In Jeep  Read Thousands Of Congratulatory Note:

ROYAL NEWLYWEDS TAKE JEEP RIDE   COUPLE READ CONGEATULATORY MESSAGES FROM ALL PARTS OF WORLD.

IN SECLUSION   Princess, Philip Take Jeep Ride in Only Appearance  Outside Mansion

Royal Newlyweds Enj joying ‘Quiet Honeymoon Estate   Britain's Prince ‘and ‘Princess Ride In’ Jeep About _Grounds—Grocer Soys ite ‘Got ae Ee

ROMANTIC INTERLUDE  Newlyweds Take Joy Ride Around Estate in Jeep

FIVE BILLION TAX REDUGT   Bill Put in Hopper by D crat Dingell As s‘Equitable’

Demo Introduces New Tax Cut Bill   Michigan Representative Proposes To Reduce Taxes Over $5 Billion

Democrat Proposes Tax Cut Amounting To 951/2-Billions   Excise and Income Rate Would 8e Lowered by New Dingell Bilt

HUNT KIDNAPERS OF H. K. SORRELL   LEADER OF MOVIE STRIKE BOUND AND BEATEN IN DESERT

RECORD CLERK DIES SUDDENLY   Worked at State Prison for 33 Years

Declare War On Hoodlum:   Chicago Police Ordered To Jail Thugs Or Run Them Out Of Town

SEE SLUMP OF 39,696,000 BU. SINCE JULY 15   Drought Damage Mostly to Late Planted Corn; Some Recovery Probable

YIELD OF CORN TO DROP FROM TOTALS OF ’46   Hot, Dry Weather Is Cause of Decline In Production

RAIL STRIKE ~ HITS FRANCE   GOVERNMENT IS FACING ANOTHER CRISIS AS NATIONWIDE WALKOUT  ‘ THREATENS

Towers As Steadying Influence ... .  Gandhi Remains 90 Lbs. Of Dynamic Leadership In Struggles Of India

Gandhi Stilt India's Most Powerful Man   Frail, 90-Pound Leader Endangers Life For Tranquillity

Quick Agreement On Treaty To Be Key Aim of U. S.   Collective Pact for Common Security Is Official’s Objective

Marshalls” ‘Objective’ “At Rio. Is Joint Action Against Aggressors

Marshall Finds Well Organized Plans For Hemispheric Defense   American Delegation Gets Baptism Into Latin American Diplomacy At Big Inter-American Conference.

Marshall Faces Big Job in Rio   Argentine Delegate Seeks to Require Unanimous Decisions

UN CREATES BALKAN GUARD DEPITE RUSS   U.S. Scores Victory In Bitter Fight With Soviet

WHEAT FOR TRAIN   a Is Rolling Along at Full Speed in  This Area

TRUMAN NAMES DEFENSE STAFF   Draper Is Undersecretary Of Army In Unified Set-up

BANK ROBBERY COMEDIANS HELD   3 Springfield Youths Face Criminal Charge

BANK-BANDITS — ~ HELD IN JAIL   SPRINGFIELD TRIO THAT     _ FRILED TO GET CASH * FACE TERMS IN PEN

WHITE HOUSE PRESSURE HIT   House Group Charge; Tie-Up With Reds In Hollywood

White House Said To Have Influenced Propaganda Movies   House Group Says Pro-Communistic Pressure Exerted

Jackson Police’ Begin Investigation Into Bullet Fired Through Bus Line Restaurant

Fr. Gregory, S.J., To Be Ordained As Priest Wednesday         Former Carroll Resident To Offer First Mass At St. Joseph’s June 22

To Be Ordained As  i Gregory, S.J., Priest Wednesday   Former Carroll Resident To Offer First Mass At St. Joseph’s June 22

Ten Indicted Bv a Federal  Grand Jury   George Clark and Henry MeNissick  Among Them

Teacher Scale Up AtClose  Session   Good Health Plans Given Support In Session

MUCH PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE BY LEGISLATURE   Debate- Weary General Assembly Ready To Close Up Shop After Disposing Of Mountain Of Legislation In 3-Months Period.

Four-Year-Old Boy Shoots His Sister   Eight-Year-Old Girl Fatally Shot By Small Brother At Waubegan. Ul.

AP Correspondent Declares Charges Against Gen. Lee Appear Unfounded

General Lee Hits Charges As ‘Injustice’   American Newsmen Invited To Leghorn To Observe Command

Gen. Lee Lives Well, Admits It  Declares ‘Abuses’ Charges ‘Injustice’

WRITER PROBES CHARGES AGAINST (EN. JOHN LEE   Talks With Scores of Enlisted U. &. Troops in Italy and None Report Brutal Treatment.   COMMANDER ADMITS _ HE ENTERTAINS OFTEN   Private Train Put at His Disposal by Rome Govern-  ment—Discipline Is Strict.

‘Strict Discipline Observed ; No Cases Of Brutality Revealed  Writer Reports Little Basis For Charges On Lee Command

Newsmen Shed New Light on Italian US Army Theatre  ats iii inl aii i dae lan lawibad   Commander Lee Invited Correspondents to Investicate

KEEMAN' WYNN's WIFE RE. — TURNS, FROM. RENO —AND_ NOT TO MARRY VAN © ,

PROPOSAL TO LOWER VOTING AGE HEADS CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES FACING LEGISLATORS

EPILEPTIC GRANTED PLANE PILOT’S PERMIT   Cengressuaam Says Attempis Te Have License Reveked Have Been Urserceessful

Council Studies Egypt's Protest   Egypt Reportedly Opposes Court At The Hague

EGYPT OPPOSED TO SUBMITTING CASE      Wants Security Council to Act ! Toward Getting British to Withdraw

Esypt Opposes Court Action   Doesn't Want Any “Legalistic Settlement” Of Dispute

Egyptians Opposed to Hague Solution in British Dispute   Egypt Against Referring Case to International Court of Justice

Third: Hearing .- Due Before Councils: Has “Answers to. Blast       of Egyptians ‘

EGYPT SHUNS COURT RULE ON HER CASE   Nation Favors Decision in Row With Britain by the U. N. Rather Than to Become Involved in The Hague.

Six Are Killed When Train Leaves Tracks  Engine Crewmen Listed Among Victims

TRAIN DERAILED: 6 PERSONS KILLED   JUMPS TRACK EN OHIO EN ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS— $ PASSENGERS HURT,

Six Are Killed In Big 4 Train Wreck In Ohic  Cause Of Shiloh Crash Unknown

Six Are Killed When Train Leaves Tracks  Engine Crewmen Listed   Engine Crewmen Listed Among Victims

TRAIN LEAVES TRACK: 6 KILLED   3 Passengers Injured; Rescuers Dig Bodies From Under Coal

Arab and Jewish States Must. Come, They . Believe; Urgency  Ja Keynote

Say British Heads Favor Partition   Said to Agree In Principle On Plan as “Only Hope”

Claim Partition Of Palestine Only Solution   Split Into Jewish, Arab States Reported Favored By Bevin, Jones. Colonial Aide

Palestine Partition  Is Studied   Bevin, Jones Say Division Is ‘Only Hope’

BRITAIN SEES pen AS REST CHANCE   Believe Division Of Holy Land Vital To Solving Problem

British Are Ready To Announce Palestine Division  Two Separate States For Arabs, Jews May Settle Trouble

Partition of Palestine Only Hope   British Colonial and Foreign Offices Study Arab and Jew States

PARTITIONING OF HOLY LAND AGREED UPON AS SOLUTION   British Cabinet ‘to Consider Proposals This Week; Troops Reinforced

Britons Agree Of Partition Of Palestine   Separate Arab, Jewish States

Parlition of Palestine Nea   Bevin and Colonial Secretary Reported Agreed in Principle

Troops Pour Into Palestine ». for’ Drive Against Jewtel, Evtramicée

Sing "Red Flag, Shout Insults   General Strike Eased Somewhat Despite Efforts of Reds

REICH 10 GET NEW CHANCES FOR RECOVERY   MOSCOW ATTACKS PLAN TO SPUR INDUSTRY

Spells Death of “Hard Peace’. Russia Opposes British.American Plan

Rivcdt cltetutm en “Uaeemietateetes  ‘Hard Peace” Aim Doomed For Germany  By New Plan   Soviet Zonal Chief Says Industry Goal ‘Ruptures’ Accord

Reds Flay New Anglo-American Planfor Germany   See Capitalist Plot to Seize Control of Ruhr

Hard-Peace Policy Dies as Industry Level Is Raised  State Department and Military United at Last  on Program

Fred Allen Keeps Sense of Humor  Comments of Tift With NBC Official

PORTAL CLAIM CASE APPEALED   Workers At Mt. Clemens Carry Pay Demands To High Court

‘Portal’ Issue In Court Again   Travel-Pay Case to Begin Second Legal Jeurney

Mt. Clemens Pottery Case Appealed To Higher Court   Pottery Workers Ask Hearing In U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals—-Case Is Pattern for Nearly Six Billion In: Portal Claims

PORTAL’ WAGE SUIT RENEWS ITS COURT ‘WHIRLS   Pottery Workers Appeal Pay Case That May Hit High Tribunal

Would Exclude  5 Major Powers   Britain To Oppose Them Sitting On Inquiry Group On The Palestine Issue.

Texan Flies Robot Plane To Enaland   Mechanical Brain Of Big Plane Does All the Work

‘BLACK DAHLIA STORY CHECKED   St. Louis Man, 23, Tells How He Cut Up Girl In Los Angeles

St. Louis Youth Says He Killed ‘Black Dahlia’   Los Angeles Police Are Skeptical of His Confession

FOR DRY PASSENGER TRAIN:   ‘Sale of Liquor Causes Trouble, Superintendents Assert

FOR DRY PAS      Safe of Liquor Causes Trouble, Superintendents Assert

Truman Is Due For Disappointment; Mexicans Don’t Fat Chile Con Carne

Trembior Jars California Area  Shakes: Chandelier   Shakes Chandelier Trial Courtroom

FEDERAL GRAND JURY TO DUTY   Panel Will Be Drawn Today For K. C. Vote Probe Starting July 5

Fear Two Boys Dead Under Ice   Buffalo Girl, 9, Tells How Dog Pulled Her Out

Taft Says 6.0 P. Can Give Up Hope Of Changing Trade   Says He Feela President  Would Veto Mcasure Curbing Power of State ‘Department

Veto Blocks Trade Pact   Senator Taft Says GOP Cannot Revamp Recinroacal Procram

GOP MAY GIVE UP HOPE OF CHANGING TRANE PROGRAM   ‘Senator Taft Told Reporters: Truman Would Veto Bill to That Effect.   AKE TWO-THIRDS VOTE      No Passibility This Number  Could Re Serored, Taft  Said.

TAFT SEES NO EARLY CHANGE IN TARIFF PLAN   Little Hope Held For Revisior In Reciprocal Trade Setup Until Next Year

Says Reciprocal Trade Changes Have to Wait   Taft Says GOP May As Well Give Up Hope Of Changing Pregram

GOP Chiefs Told To Forget Change In Trade Program   Taft Says Nothing Can Be Done Until Law Expires in “48

RECIPROCAL TRADE PROGRAM. CHANGES ARE HELD UNLIKELY   GOP Bill Would Face Certat Veto, Senator Taft Says; Should. Give Up

TAFT SAYS VETO THREAT BLOCKS TRADE. PROGRAM   Urges GOP to Abandon Hope to Limit Tariff Authority

BY SEN. TAFT   ‘Says Threat Blocks Chance - Of Changing Reciprocal  Trade Program

Taft Inclined to Postpone Action On Tariff Issue.   Foresees Veto; Compromise Plan Opposed

Veto Feared ff Trade Program Change Sought   Taft Says Little Chance Of Modifying Present Plans

NO LET-UP IN WEATHER   Possible Showers Tonight Only Hope saya Meteorelagist 

BRITAIN DENIES RED PACT DEAD   Foreign Office Hits Pravda Interpretation of Bevin ‘Speech —

@ PAUL MALLON—  Germany May Become Siphon for Russ to Drain America

ROAD WORKERS RETURN T0 JOBS AS STRIKE ENDS   New Conference Arranged For Thursday Between Herbert And Union

RIOTS IN DAMASCUS   ‘American Legation Ie Stoned by Pieeeomst rat:

ee  RIOTS IN DAMASCUS   American Legation Is Stoned by Demonstrators

Damascus Is In Big. Uproar   Mobs Attack Soviet Center Stene American Legotion, Rin Down American Flag

Four Die, 23 Hurt  in Collision Bus and Auto Strike Head-On in Mishap

EXPECT 1,500 T0 VISIT UNIVERSITY   High School Editors anc Musicians To Be Guests   IBANDS FROM 25 TOWNS

High School Editors anc Musicians To Be Guests at Game   BANDS FROM 25 TOWNS

Guy, Wright, Stanton, Baker Named  Officers Are Elected For 1947 Fair Here

After 20 Years Rome Has Had !ts Share of Fascism, Now Combats Communiém

British Predict Soviets May Ask U. S. Loan Of Five Billion Dollars

Soviet Expected To Request Loan From America   British Predict Reds Will Want Loan As Price For Cutting Reparations

Loan Request From Russia Seen As Bid In Pact Talks   Deal May Be Price For Scaling Down Reparations Total

England Predicts Soviet Will Seek. $3 Billion As Price For Concession In Drafting Peace Treaties

Predict Russia May Seek Five Billion Loan from US ‘For Sealing Down German Reparations

LOAN TO RUSSIA BY U. S. CALLED TREATIES’ KEY   Soviet Credit Might Bring Scaling Down Of German . War Reparations

Russia May Ask U.S. Loan   Would Be Price for Lowering German Reparations Demand

Want 5 Billion From Uncle Sam....  USSR Will Lop German Debt If America Will Pay

‘Might, Scale Down. Demas From Germany Hf Cash Can  Be Obtained From US.

Russia May Seek  Loan From U.S.  As German Trade Reparations Reductior Seen as Possible   if Credit Is Granted

U.S. Loan To Russia Predicted   Soviets Would Be Asked to Scale Down Reparations Claims

Soviet May Ask A Five-Billion Loan From U. S.   Cash Aid Seen As Price For Reducing Reparations Claim On Reich.

Russia May Trim Reparations--lIf U.S. Grants Loan  Five Billions From America Seen as  Key to Conference

RAF Lancaster Bomber Crashes Into Atlantic Ocean: Two Men Killed

BEVIN TO TRY TO HEAL BREAK OF EAST, WEST   Big Four Conference Set for November In London

Workers Bolster Weakened Levees On Missouri River   Thousands of Acres ‘Flooded---Some Towns Completely Under

WORKERS BATTLED: ‘TO STRENGTHEN THE CRUMBLING LEVEE!   A Record Flood*Flowed Dow! the Missouri River Today.   IS NEARING “THE CREST   While Rise Is- Tapering. Off Crest Appeared: Two Days Away From. K. C.

338,000 Acres May Be Flooded By Thursday   Several Towns Are Already Under Water Or Partially Inundatec

STILL FIGHTING TO SAVE TOWNS, LAND   Volunteers Ww ‘ork on oo of Mis. sourt as Crest Rolls On

STILL FIGHTING TO SAVE TOWNS, LAND   Volunteera Work an Levees of Missxouri an Crest Ralls On

RAIN, SNOW AND SLEET REPORTS FOR WIDE AREA   Icy Highways Peril Motorists In State — Colder Weather Indicated

Icy Highways Moke Travel Dangerous and Motorists Warned to Stay off State Roads

Greek Army Corps Opens Campaign on Guerrilla Forces   Long-Awaited General ‘All-Out’ Attack Is Launched

French Give Premiership To Schuman   Popular Republican “Already at Work On Orwanizing Cabmet

French Name Schuman, 61,  New Premier  Assembly Outvotes Communist Bloc

FRANCE NAMES NEW PREMIER; REDS EXCLUDED   Robert Schuman Wins Confidence Vote In Assembly

JOHN WINANT QUITS U. N. COUNCIL POST   Robert M. La Follette Expected tc Succeed Him as Delegate on Economic and Social Group.

CONGRESSME OPEN DRIVE T6 STOP STRIKES   But Strong Opposition Faces Proposals for Preventing Walkouts

Smith Leads House Drive To Re-Write Labor Laws   Drive To Ban Tieups In Essential Industry Opened In Congress

Congress Sees Fight to: Halt Public Strikes   Both Parties Meet Strong Opposition In Stoppage-Outlaw Plan

Labor Laws Get Priority:  In Congress   Leaders of Both Parties Prepare Revised Measures

Members Of Congress Qpen Drive ‘To Prevent Strikes; Face Strong Opposition From Organized Labor

New Congress Launches Drive  To Cut Strikes   Plan to Force Arbitration Opposed by Unions,  Some Employers

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM BOTH PARTIES OPEN DRIVE TO PREVENT STRIKES AFFECTING HEALTH. SAFETY

New Bills To Ban Strikes F ace Congress   Measures Ready for In troduction, Truman’: Views Awaited.

 Strike-Prevention Laws Prepared lin Both Houses by Both Parties

Drive Starts for Revision of Labor Law   Strong Oppesition Developing to Many of Suggested Changes

Congressmen Begin Drive Aimed at End of Public Walkout:   Campaign Facing Strong Opposition From Labor Segments-of Industry

Bi-Partisan Drive Gpens For Preventing Strikes That Harm Public Welfare

Open Campaign To Revise Law Affecting Labor   Drive Aimed To Prevent Strikes That Would Hit Public Health Or Safety

Drive Open: To Prevent Top Strikes   “Both ‘Parties Favor’: Curbs On Walkouts. Affectine Health; Safety

LABOR BILLS WILL FACE THE NEW CONGRESS   Several Proposals Ready To Be Put Forward Today

Congress Will Get Labor Bills at Once   Prevention of Strikes Including Coal Walkouts Is Sought

BOTH PARTIES IN CONGRESS FAVOR CURBS ON LABOR  _ SMITH INTRODUCES

Labor Leqislation Has Top Spot in Solons’ Program  Attack From Every Angle Proposed to Curb Racketeering

BOTH PARTIES: SET TO PROPOSE ACTS ON LABOR -STRIKES   ‘Hot- Battles Andispared Before  » Measures Are. Enacted : Into Statutes .

Solons Open Drive Aimed at Strikes   Move to Curb Labor Facing ‘Opposition

Solons Driving To Stop Strikes   Public Health Put Above All Else By Congress

DRIVE TO AVERT STRIKES BEGINS   ‘Aimed At Walkouts Periling Public Health Or Safety

Labor, Industry Are Opposed to Strike Measures  Congress Would Prevent Walkouts

Launch Drive In Congress To Prevent Strikes   Move To Revise Labor Law Will Face Strong  Omnasihan.

LAST VICTIMS OF MINE BLAST SOUGHT TODAY   Thirty-Three Still Missing In Blast-Damaged Centrflia Mine

FEW MINERS MAY HAVE SURVIVED   RESCUE SQUADS SEEK POSSIBLE SURVIVORS

Thirty-Three are Listed Missing — Recuers Believe There is a Smialt Chance that Some of These May Still be Allve —- Investigations into Disaster are Being Planned.

Mine Disaster Toll at 78 As Survival Limit Nears   Fresh Rescue Crews Grope Way Through Centralia Mine for 33 Men Still Listed as Missing

33 MEN STILL BEING SOUGHT IN DEATH PIT   Hopes That Any Still Live Are Very Faint; Three Probes Are Initiated

78 of 142 Entombed Miners Dead; 33 Others Missing in ‘Blast-Damaged Coal Shaft

Police Disperse Strikers in Rome   Communist Drive Seems to Be On Verge of Failure

Communist Deputies Are Beaten Up   Red-Led General Strike Appears on Verge of Failure

Strike Riots Controlled By Police   Bloody Brawls Break Out, But Law Triumphs

Attempted Strike May Be Failure   Thousands Return To Work Despite Violence; 90,000 Treops Modilized

Communist Led Strike Seems To Be On Verge Of Failure, As Scores Of Thousands Return To Work Despite Activity   STRONG ARM BANDS 7 ROUTED BY POLICE

Rome Police Beat  Two Red Deputies   Battle 3,000 Strikers Outside Italian Parliament Building

 Super State Press Bureau a Threat Ito Free Passage of Capital News

Behind - Scenes Effort a Council Fails   MEETING POSTPONED   Chine Would Submit Pro posal If Assured of in Advance

Deadlock On The Egyptian Dispute   Behind - Scenes Effort at Solution in Security Council Fails   MEETING POSTPONED   China Would Submit Proposal If Assured of Support in Advance

Kaiser Protests Senate Probe Is Smear Campaign   Manufacturer Says Government Gave  Him “Kiss-Off’’

Appearance 01 Industrialist Creates Stir   Cargo Plane Contract Probe Continues

‘White Primaries Banned in South By Appeals Court   Decision Says Negroes Have Right to Join Party Functions

Says Negros Cannot Be   Excluded   U. S. Court Of Appeals Upholds Judge Waring: Supreme Court ls Next,

)  S ILLEGAL RULING   South Carolina Democrats Ruled Against in Plea for White Primaries

SOUTH CAROLINA PARTISANS LOSE   Court Rules Negroes Are Entitled To Vote In White Primaries -

SOUTH CAROLINA WHITE PRIMARIES HELD TO BE ILLFGAL BY U. §. COURT

8 DEAD, 18 HURT IN PLANE GRASH   American And Romaniar Ambassador To Prague Among Injured

18 Injured In Czech Air Crash   Plane Hits Mountain, Burns After Impact

No Remorse, Says Young Murderer   Pastor’s Adopted ‘Son Killed Church Sexton Because Of Urge.

Miners To Go Back as Fast As Possible   Minister's Son Held For Slaying Sexton

Constitution Battle ‘Looms at GOP Meet   Young Republicans at Salina Ponder Action Qn the ‘Gog’ tssue

Controversial Problem Will Go Over Until January—Secretary Marshall Announces Steps Are Taken to Turn Over to Turkey Ten Merchant Ships—Murray Is Elected at Utica to Head AFL for Another Full Term in Office

VICE PROBERS — FILE REPORTS   SPECIAL .GRAND JURY Al STEUBENVILLE INDICTS 23 AND ASKS: STATE 5 - INQUIRY

In Both France And Italy .... Says Reds May Grab  Luropean Nations

GENERAL STRIKES CALLED IN ITALY   Protest Is Made Today on Ouster of Prefect in Rome.

Garsson Springs Surprise At Trial  Produces Missing Books Sought By FBI

C.1.0, RAPS CUT IN ‘LABOR DEPT: FUNDS   Charge Move To Sabotage Pancevelt Proaram

(. 1.0. ATTACKS CUTS BY G.0.P   Charges ‘Murderous Slashes Aimed At Roosevelt Proaqram

LABOR FUND CUT ATTACKED BY ClO   Union Sees G.0.P. Plan To Erase Roosevelt Aims

13 Killed In Minnesota, Wisconsin   Spring Valley Man, Iowan, Victims of Rochester Crash

Stokes Served Five. Terms as Marietta’s Mayor and Was: Active In Turner’s Camnaian

Turner Names Some of Aides   W. R. Borgman, Guthrie, Chairman of State Board Of Affairs

NEW YORK PIER FIRE SUBSIDES   Damage Over $5,000,000 Smouldering Cotton To Burn For Days

Flames Sweep A Pier   Seventy Firemen Are Injured and Damage Set at Over $5,000,000 In 8 Alarm N. Y. Fire

FIRE DAMAGES PIER AT N.Y   Estimate $5,000,000 Loss as Blaze Sweeps Supports; 100 injured.

Section of Pier Swept by Fire Collapse   70 Firemen Reported Injured and Property Damage Estimated at More Than $5,000,000

Sections of River Pier Collapse Following Blaze  Seventy Firemen Hurt, Damage Is Placed Ar Over $5,000,000

10 Injured In Fighting Blaze In New York   Three Compressors Lost In Water; Cause Unknown

TWENTY, FIVE CHARGED WITH GAMBLING TO RE "ARRAIGNED AT WIDEELINC

Democrats Sweep  New York State   Victorious In Many Cities $400 Million Bonus Ie Avnroved.

WASHINGTON MERRY -GO+- ROUND   SEN, BRIDGES’ ASSAULT ON LILIENTHAL STEMS FROM “KING-FISH” TAFT; LABOR OWED BACK PAY UNDER WAGE-HOUR VIOLATIONS; AMBASSADOR MEESERSMITH STILT, SCRATORBRES PRRON'S RACK.

Itemization Of Future Budgets Will Be Sought   State Senators Hold Brief Meet; Halt Until Monday

NEW ITEMIZED BUDGET FOR ‘49 BILL == PLANNED   Hansbarger Protests Or Republican Measure  As ‘Too Soon’

President Sees Group Leave By Plane   Conference Called To Write Treaty For Hemisphere

(FFICALS FLY 10 PARLEY AT 61) DE JANEIRO   qenan Wishes U. $. Delega aon Success in PanAmerican Meeting.

Hemisphere Must Be Model For World, Says Marshall  Truman Visits Airport to Wish U.S. Delegates Success at Rio Sessions

Marshall, Aides © Off for Brazil   President Voices Hope Rio Sessions Opening Friday May Set Example for Rest of World.

U.S. DELEGATES RIO-BOUND FOR PAN-AM MEET   Hemisphere Unity Goal; Truman Will Attend Conference

U. §. Delegation Expresses Hopes For Solidarity’   President To Speak At Final Sessions Near End of Month

5 DELEGATION... TO PAN-AMERICAN: SECURITY MEETING   President. Truman ‘Sent: Them off With: Wishes for “Sue: se cessful Conference:   OFF TO RIO DE JANEIRO   ‘ Am Glad to Have This Del. egation the Chief Executive Said.

President Gives is Blessing  to. curity Group         United States Delegation : _Is Given. Wishes "for ; Successfal Parley  “" "an Brazil .

U. S. DELEGATION LEAVES FOR RIO TO WRITE PACT   PRESIDENT PREDICTS SUCCESSFUL PLANS AMERICAN SECURITY

American Delegates Off to Rio   Pan-American Security Mect To Open Friday

Truman Sees Delegation Off to Rio   Secretary Marshall Heads Group Representing U.S. At Pan American Confab, Fresident Goes Later

Argentina May Seek to Hasten U.S. Aid Talks   Paraguayan Rebel Arrives in Brazil To Seek Mediation By Other Nations

TRUMAN SENDS U. 5. MEMBERS TO RIO PARLEY   Western Hemisphere Accord Will Be Central Aim

PRESIDENT. WISHES GODSPEED 10 U. $. DELEGATES 10 Rid   Sees Bi-Partisan Group Of At Airport; Will Follow For Address Later   TO WRITE DEFENSE PACT

TRUMAN BIDS LUCK TO AIDS ON RIO MEET   President at Airport to See U.S. Delegation Off for Parley at Which Hemisphere Defense Will Be Planned.

Gen. Marshall Heads Group To Rio Parley   Truman Wishes U.S. Trio Best of Luck At Defense Meeting

PAN AMERICAN SECURITY MEET BEGINS FRIDAY   [Truman Sends U. S. Delegation Off To Rio Conference In Interest Of Solidarity Of Western Hem isphere Nations.

President Hopes for Success   Meet Called To Write  Formal Arms Defense Pact

U. S. Delegation Leaves Capital For Rio Parley   Pan-American Conferee: Get Personal Send-Off  From Pres. Truman.

U.S. Delegates To Pan- American Security Meeting Sent On Way   President Truman Gives Group Goodbye With Expressions Of Hope For Success; Marshall Heads The Delegation.

Rio Delegates Get Sendoft   Truman Gives Bes! Wishes For Successful Meeting:

Vandenberg Is in Delegation   US Group Leaves Today by Plane from Washington: Truman to Follow.

Security of  Hemisphere tc  Be Mapped   ‘ Argentina May Suggest Own ‘Marshall Plan’

President On Hand For Farewell And Wishes For Success   Pan-American Security Meting Aimed At Peace, Hemispheric Military Unity

Americans Off To Security Meeting   Truman Hopes for Success at Pan-American  Conference  IN RIO DE JANEIRO  Secretary Marshal! Heads US. Delegation To the  Session

Military Pact To Be Mapped For Americas   Truman Out Early To Bid Farewell Th U So Groon

DELEGATES OFF TO RIO PARLEY   Wishes Marshall And Part; ‘Success’ At Conference On Common Defense

U. 8. DELEGATES TO: SECURITY MEETING LEAVE FOR BRAZIL   President Gives Best Wishes Fa: Successful Pan American Conference

AMERICANS HOPE FOR REAL GAINS IN RIO PARLEY   President Sees Off U. S. Delegates to Pan-American Sessions in Brazil

Truman Goes To Airport With Group   Defense Treaty Will Be Written at Rio de Janeiro Meet

Delegates Take off to Rio Parley   ‘ULS. Officials Leave With “Best Wishes” From the President; A "Peace! Miecton

Truman Sees U. S. Delegation Off to Conference at Rio   Interamerican Talk: To Open at Rio on Hemisphere Issues

GROUP LEAVES FOR RIO MEET   Truman Gives U. S. Officials Personal Send-Off

President Truman on Hand to Wish Bon Voyag: To Committee Headed by Secretary Marshall

Truman Sends Strong Group to Rio Parley   Marshall, Vondenberg and Austin Members of U. S. Deleaction -

Envoys On Way To Rio   Truman Says Goodbye To Marshall And Aids At Washington Airport

Successful Conference  IsU.S. Hope   Bipartisan Delegation Leaves Washington After Informal Talk By President

American Delegation Flies ot Rio For Hemisphere Securify Meeting   President Truman Sends Marshall, Austin And Vandenberg to Brazil With ‘Best Wishes For Successful Conference Opening Friday

Di-Fartisan wWelegation  Pan-American Parley Heads For Success,  Truman Says   President Expresses Confidence As Group Emplanes For Brazil

Truman Bids Delegation Farewell   Hopes For Best At S. American Conference

Marshall, Vandenberg Head Group   President Expresses Hope That Meeting Will Set Example For Rest Of World

Take Off For Rio Parley   Top U.S. Diplomats ‘Are Delegates to — Conference Called to Plan Hemisphere Pac

President Sees Delegates Leave   Group Includes Secretary Of State Marshall, Senator Vandenberg Ard U. N. Delecate Warren R. Austin

Truman Sends U. 5. Delegates Off fo Brazij To Help Write Hemisphere Defense-Trealy

Compromise Bill Gees  To Truman   Committee Chairman Says Truman Can’t Afford to Veto Measure; Assails Policy on Prices

Senate Passes Huge Income Ta: Reduction Bill  Fate i in President's gq  made le llexweavbetn

Congress Bats Tax Slash Bill to White House   Senate Ready To Stamp  On Final Okay; Veto  Speculation Rife

HOUSE PASSES REDUCTIONS BY THUMPING VOTE   Scale Of Cuts Ranges From 30 Per Cent For Lowest Paid Upward To 10.5

Setiate Likely Would Support Tax Slash Veto   Speculation Rife As Measure Is Readied Fer The President.

Senate Passes Huge Income Tar Reduction Bill   Fate in President's Hands Is Uncertain

Taft Says HST Can’ Afford to Veto Bill   WASHINGTON-—/P—. ue $4,000,000,000 a year income tax cut cleared the ate ioday and headed for the White House, where its fate is uncertain,

Truman Can't Afford to Veto Tax Bill—Tatt   Would Put Hin on Side @ High Spenders, GOP BDeliew Chairman Says

Senate Votes Approval of Tax Cut Bill   $4,000,000,000 Measure Went to White House; Fate There Uncertain

Truman Can’t Afford to Veto Tax Slash, Sen. Taft Declares   Bill Expected to Pass in Senate Action Today; White House Silent

Income Tax Slash Bill Readied For Truman Decision   Sen. Taft Predicts President Will Not Veto Bill After Senate Action Today

SENATE SENDS TAX CUT BILL TO WHITE HOUSE   Taft Says Truman Cannot Afford to Veto Measure

Congress Sends Tax-Slashing Bill To White House  Senate To Stamp Final Approval

Tax Reduction Bill ls Shunted To White House   Truman Silent on His Intentions; Veto Anticipated

INCOME TAX CUT - BILL IS SENT TO THE WHITE HOUSE   The Fate of the $4,000,000,000 Measure Is Yet Unknown.   A COMPROMISE BILLL   Passed the Senate by a Vote of 48 to 24; Won Approval In House.

Taft Declares Truman Can't Veto Tax Bill   Action Would Put President "With Spenders

Slash in Levy On Incomes Has OK of Congress   Building Controls And Rent Ceilings Become Hot Issues

Observers See Senate Backing Possible Veto   House Approves Measure By Huge Majority Monday

SENATE CLEARS $4 BLLION CUT IN INCOME LEVY   Compromise Measure Fails to Get Vote Necessarv to Beat Vetc

Income Tax Bill Sent To Truman   Four Billion Tax Cut Measure Is Cleared in Senate By 48 +6 25 Vote

Sen. Taft Says Truman Can’t  Afford To Veto   Would Label President On Side Of High Taxes. Expenwes: Veto Daiteecoti:

Rejection Would Place President On Side of Government Spenders. Nation Told as Senate Sets Vole

BILL 1S READY FOR ACTION BY THE PRESIDENT   Measure Would Trim Income Taxes By 30 Per Cent To 10,5 Per Cent Beginning  July If.

Bill Passes 48-29:Goes To Truman   If President Disapproves Measure Upper House Will Sustain Him

fate of Income Tax Reduction Bill Uneertain   Compromise Measure Passes Senate, Short Of Two-Third Majorit To Override Veto

HOUSE PASSES COMPROMISE, 220-99   Believe Senate Would Sustain President’s Veto   Confident It Will Become Law: No Indication From White House

Senate Votes  Tax Cut, 48-28   Measure Now Goes To President For His Approval

Says President Can't Afford Tax Cut Veto   To Ask President to Veto Union-Curb Bill

White House Gets Tax Bill  Senate Comniletec   Senate Completes Congressional Action on Measure   Chatt Puce 4

Believe Senate Would Sustain Truman Veto   White House Silent on What Action Will Be Taken

Senate Approves Tax Cut Measure   Proposal Reducing Income Rates Heads for the White House  FATE IS UNCERTAIN      Some Democrats Lxpect President Truman To  Veto the Measure

TAFT DECLARES CHIEF ON SPOT, MAY SIGN BILL   Claims . Veto of Tox Cut Would Label Truman for "High Expenses’

Senate Ready to Put Tax Measure Before President   WASHINGTON, (® — The &,000,000,000-a-year income tax cut cleared the Senate today and headed for the White House.

Tax Reduction Bill Sent to President   $4,000,000,000-a-Year Slash Faces Uncertain Fate at White House; Clears Senate, 48-28— Less Than Margin Required to Override Veto

Senate Votes Final Passage By 48 To 29   Toft Says Truman Can't Afford To  Veto Leaiclatian

Senate Votes $4,000,000,00C Cut in Taxes   Taft Says Truman ‘Can’t Afford’ to Veto Measure

Report Senate Would Sustain Tax Bill Veta   House Approves Cutting Measure 226 to 99, With July 1, Effective Date Of Act

Senate Passes Measure By A 48-29 Vote —   President Has Voiced Opposition To Reductions

Tax Cut Bill Clears Senate And Heads tor White House   A Budget Hike Added to Woes Of Conferees

Tax Cut Bill to.  Truman   Senate Approval Is Not’ By Wide Enough Margin to Indicate  Passage Over a Veto.

Roll To Bounce?   Truman Silent As Speculation On Veto Runs Through Halls   Upper Body Expected To Uphold Any Action; House Passes Statute —

THREAT MADE TO BOMB U. 3. INSTALLATIONS   Guard Is Posted Over Buildings in U. S.  Zone in Vienna

 Tipped On Attempt To Blow Up Legation  U.S. Troops Guard Buildings As Irgun Attack Threatened

BOMBINGS BY TERRORISTS THREATENED   Yankee Troops in City of Vienna Are Placed on Alert

YANKS ARE CALLED QUT IN VIENNA   STAND GUARD AT BUILDINGS AFTER TIP IRGUM PLANNED TO BLOW THEM UP.

Guard. Embassy on Phoned Warning.  U.S. Office In. Vienng Unharmed, However

Anonymous Telephone Tip Brings Out Securi Forces; Bomb Blasts Supposed To Be Set Off At 12:05 a.m. Fail To Materialize

Telehone T ip Claims Irgun Planned Attack   No Sign of Attackers Seen; Legation, Power Stations Said Objects

U.S. Legation Blast Feared      Security Troops Cafled Out In Vienna After Threats

State Orders Crackdown On Traffic Safety   Unsafe Drivers To Be Checked

State To Ban Incompetent Auto Drivers   Decisive afety Step thaugurated With Appointment of Eleven Qualification Judves.

‘Cab Driver Is Chained To Tree by Bandit, ‘Who Takes $26 and Car

Break im Levee Relieves Threat   Des Moines River Pours Through Hole to Flood   WASHOUT STAVES OFF GREATER INUNDATION

Farms, Towns Are Inundated In Wide Area   Mississippi River Towns Will Face Further Threate

Floods Pour Thru Levees in Missouri   Fourfcen Thousand More Acres of Famlands Inundated; Iowa Flood Waters Alen Sead

CREST DELAYE ON MISSISSIPPI FOR 24 HOURS   Number of Homeless Mounts As Rivers Break thru Protective Levees

THOUSANDS FLEE AS FLOOD BREAKS MIDWEST LEVEES   Missouri And- lowa Farm. lands Pec etsta By New

Flooded Missouri River Hits Kansas City Area; 26 Farm Levees Broken

B-29 EXPLOSION KILLS 16 AIRMEN   Accident Occurs on Kwajalein Island Airstrip

16 AMERICANS DEAD IN CRASH   B-29 Falls On Takeoff From Kwajalein, Headed For Guam; Entire Crew Lost. 

NEW FLOOD OVER WEEKEND  ADDS TO MIDWEST DAMAGE   FIFTEEN THOUSAND MADE HOMELESS IN IOWA— STATE'S TOTALS TEN MILLION DOL LARS

Local J emperature   “Highly Questionable Venture”... .  Attacks Overseas Support That Is Said Building Up Threat To U.S. Employes

“Highly Questionable Venture”’....  Attacks Overseas Support That Is Said Building Up Threat To U.S. Employes

“South Carolina Senator Critical Government’s Agricultural Loan Policy

Maybank Questions Plan Of Supplying United States Funds To Compete With US

Maine Town Smoking Ruins   Speed of Fire Surprised Many— Came With a Roar

IOWA FLIER DIES IN PLANE CRASH   Navy Veteran Stunting at Time of Accident

Duff to Take Oath Tuesday   Final Touches Put To Plans for  Inauguration

HOUSE RUSHES BILE 10 STOP PORTAL SUITS   Outlawing Of Back Pay Suits Given Priority By Republicans

Action on Portal Pay Bill Speeded  Gwynne’s Measure Gets Richi of Way

GOP Acts To Check Portal Damage Pay   lowan: Says Philosophy of Bargaining is Being Threatened 

English  Physi sician Admits ‘Mery Killin © Of Man   **He Was All But Dead And I Poured Some Chloroform Onto The Corner Of A Towel And Let Him Go.” Doctor Says In Dramatic Statement

FORNIA AlN  HELP FARMLANDS   Freezing Weather Extends South To Georgia; Texas Cooler

REVEAL SIEGEL'S GIRL FRIEND. - ATTEMPTED-TO TAKE HER LIFE   VIRGINIA HILL. REPORTED MARKED FOR DEATH, TOOK OVERDOSE OF SLEEPING MEDICINE

Untold Damage Left In Wake Of 120-Mile An Hour Wind i   Thousands Flee Immediate Area   Communications Line 8, Trees, Dwellings, Topple Before Deadly Winds

Raging Tropical Storm Roars In From Atlantic  Said To Be Worst  cactarn Sanhanara   Said To Be Worst Eastern Seaboard Hurricane In 19 Years: Damage Hiak

Raging Storm Rakes Cities, Perils Crops   Thousands Seek Shelter or Flee From Beach Areas; Miami Beach Isolated as Causeways Are Closed

Mighty Storm Roars Inland  Near Fort Lauderdale, Heads Across ‘Glades Toward Gulf

STORM CENTER MOVES ACROSS LOWER SECTION   Miami and Palm Beach Report 110 to 120 Mile ‘an Hour Winds and Ram

Massive Storm Lashes Resorts On East Coast   Winds Reach 110 To 120 Miles Per Hour; Miami Beach Isolated; 15,000 Persons Huddled In Emergency Shelters In West Palm Beach; Several Missing

Hurricane Hits Florida Resorts   120-Mile Winds, Rains Lash Area; 20,000 Huddle in Emergency Shelters

Storm's Center Strikes Fort. Lauderdale ~   Dozen Commercial Airplanes Smashed by 100-Mile Winds

Rich Truck Farming Sections Swept By Destructive Wind and Rain; Gusts Reach 110 to 120 Miles An Hour

East Coast Florida Hit  By Hurricane   Winds Range To 120 MPH; Thousands Go To Shelters

Giant Storm Moves inland Across Florida   Trail of Damage Left As Hurricane Heads for Gulf

Ninds Reaching 110 to 120 Miles an Hour and Torrents of Rain Lash Miami and Palm Beach, Then Sweep Along Resort - Jammed Lower East Coast, Heading Toward Rich Farming Land Sections—All Casualties Not Known.

Giant Tropical Storm Moves Inland Across Florida’s East Coast And Heads Toward Gulf Of Mexico—Center Of Disturbance Passes Over Fort Lauderdale— Winds Of 110 To 120 Miles Per Hour Registered, Accompanied By Torrents Of Swirling Rain

HIGH WINDS BATTER FLORIDA AREA   Storm Lashes Resort - Jammed Cities and Heads Across Rich  Farming Section   DEATHS AND DAMAGE. _ RESULTING FROM. BLOW

Truman Says Labor, Management Must Seek Harmony  Good Bargaining Setup Is Indispensable To Future, Chief Says

White Christmas is Unlikely Here  Cold Sap Brags Temperoture fe 33 Here

White Christmas is Unlikely Here  Caid Snap Drops Tem perdtwre ta 3X Here

President, Speaking On Second Anniversary Of Ending Of Hostilities, Regrets Permanent Settlement Has Not Yet Been Secured—Declares He Has Never Had Any Doubt About Wisdom Of Decision To Drop Atomic Bombs On Japanese Cities

Truman Declares Two Years Have Not Vielded Tranquillity,  but He Is Hopeful.   SUPPORTS A PRICE PROBE   Principal Effect, He Believes, Will Be to Spotlight Those Who Are Responsible.   SEES NOEXTRA SESSION   Possibility of Early Action on  New Eufopean Funds Believed Removed.

Plane Crashes Stir A Senate Group To Action   CAB Is Called In Fo A Discussion Of ‘Th Whole Air Picture.’

Senate Group Asks Facts on U.S. Air Crashes, Losses   Wave of Airline Tragedies Prompts Committee Action

Senate Committee Studies Airplane Crash Issue Today   No Conclusions Are Reached in Closed Meeting

Senate Group Orders CAB tc Get Figures on Air Crashes   Safety Statistics Show 1946 Was Best Year  for Airline Companies

Senate Group Calls CA Board To Discuss Air   Say Recent Crashes Have Shaken Public Faith in Flying

cs NENG. stihl aah  Cold Wave Veers to East, Sunday Due for Fair And Warmer

Marshall Off For New Try At Big 4 Pact   Soviet Delegates Have Blunt Warning Fram U.S. Chiet

MARSHALL OFF  TO BIG 4 MEET   German, Austrian Treaties on Foreign Ministers’ Agenda

Sec. Marshall Left Today For London   Russia Knows He Is in No Mood  For Dallying

MARSHALL OFF FOR MEETING OF BIG FOUR   Secretary of State Departs for London Session on German Peace Treaty.

Marshall Departs For Big-4 Parley   Secretary Heads for London and Clashes With Soviet Leaders

Governor in Move For Resubmission   Carlson Calls for Popular Vote on Liquor Question   Chief Executive Also Urges Big Boost in Legislators’ Pay

Carlson For Vote On Liquor   In First Message To Legislature Governor Outlines .   Administration Plan

Three Found Slain; Murder Indicated  Girl, Father and Husband Shot   Girl, Father and Husband Shot Several Times ---Suicide Doubted

‘HOLIDAY’ GOES UNTIL MINES ‘ARE CERTIFIED   Union Leaders Say Men Must Wait For Government Safety Inspections

Congressmen Called to Heat Sec. Marshall   President Arranges Conference Sunday For Report on Big-4

Marshall — To Report On Parley   Talks to Congressional Leaders; Sunday,  And Will Broadcast To Nation Monday

SECRETARY 10 GIVE BROADCAST NEXT MONDAY   Will Confer With Top Federa Officials on Conference Sunday

Secretary Will Speak tc Congress Leaders on Sunday and Nation Monday

VANDENBERG HITS TRUMAN'S BUDGE]   Says Republicans Will Cut * Government: Cosis

Schedule Debate On Three Bills  Intended to Stress Need of New Taxes

MONEY NEEDED IF NATION 10 DEFEAT REDS   Amount to Depend on Whether Marshall Plan Approved

Rio Parley On Defense ‘Opportune’   Split Between Big Three Gives Confab Import In Renewing Hemisphere Acts Against Aggression

SURVEY SHOWS FEW CHANGES IN PRICE PICTURE   Retailers Say They Can Do Little Until Manufacturers Act

U.S. Price Cut Drive Faltering   Some Marking Down Reported Over the Nation---Key Goods Not Yet Affected

Price Reductions Reported Today, Scattered Areas   Voluntary Cuts In Prices Develop In Various Sections Over Nation

REDUCTIONS “MADE IN SOME PRICES; PACE SLOWS DOWN   Scattered Sections of Country Fall in Line For Slice  on Price Tags

Preserve Controls — Over Some Items   . ter Federal Check Up instead

CEILING PRICE OF RAW SUGAR IS INCREASED   Rationmg Of Commodity Will End Next Octeber 31   GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF CERTIFIED ITEMS

Truman Signs Control Bill:   President Attacks Short Term Suoar Rationing

President Signs Controls Bills  Measures Rushed To Beat Deadline

SUGAR RATIO ACT EXTENDED UNTIL OCT. 31   CONTROLS RETAINED OVER FEW STILL SCARCE ITEMS

President Signs Sugar Control Bill   [But He Thinks October  311s Too Early To End  Rationing

Truman Signs Sugar Control Bill  ee ee, a a oe a: perce   President Attacks Short Life Given to Rationine

N ew Sugar Act Signed By Truman   Ration Program Extended To October 31; Congress Speeds Measnres to Beat Expiration Deadline

SUGAR CONTROL TO END OCT 31   Truman Reluctantly Signs Bill for Early Close of Rationing

SUGAR RATIONING MEASURE SIGNED   TRUMAN ATTACHES SIGNATUBE TO BILL EXTENDING CONTROIS TILL OCT, 31

Truman Signs Sugar Control Bill  President Attacks Short Life Gigan tan Rataning

TRUMAN — SIGNS BILL EXTENDING SUGAR CONTROL   President Dissatisfied By Short Life Given Sugar Rationing

Sugar Controt Bill Is Signed   President Also Signs Law Controlling Scarce Materials

Sugar Rationing Set Until Oct. 31   President Signs Bill With Some Miscivinge

Sugar Rationing Is Extended To October 31  Truman Signs Bill  With Reluctance; X¥7....z..] Ve y WV wanw

MISS MEMPHIS — WINS CROWN AS: MISS AMERICA   Tall Brunette Takes Top Honors In. Beauty Pageant   COLD TO OFFERS   Wants To Return To School And Marry Her Sweetheart

iMem “mphis Beauty  Mi iss America, 1947; Sunday School Teacher, Snubs Stage

She Shrugs Off Screen And Stage Offers  Miss America Eyes Career As A Teacher And Doctor's Wife

England's Future Queen To Promise To ‘Love, Honor and OBEY’ Philip

Blame Placed On Russia For Delay In Making Peace  Ex-President Urges ey Berit. re   Ex-President Urges 725 Millions For Food and Relief

Communists Step Up Propaganda Efforts at School for Leader:   Ry LYLE WILSON

Communists Open School For Party    Have Text Book To Teach Members New Propaganda

DANISH vont      33 Members And One Pas_ senger Missing After Others Rescued

34 STILL HUNTED IN SHIP’S SINKING   Quake On Luzon Coast Adds To Toll From Typhoon 

Quake Follows Typhoon In Philippines  Damage Near Ten   Damage Near Ten Million; Seeking 24 From Motorship

Planes Search For 34 Missing Off Philippines   Earthquake On East Coast Of Luzon Adds To Terrifie Toll Of Typhoon

Luzon Damage Due To Quake Reported High   Planes, Ships Searching For 34 Missing Since Motorship Sank On Christinas Night

KILLER OF THREE 1S BEING SOUGHT   Vows He and Grandson Not to Be Taken Alive

Plane Crashes and #xplodes Direotly After Take Off — All 22 Aboard are Killed Instantiy,

MERICAN SINGER, PRINCE OF SWEDEN DIE IN PLANE CRASK   Twenty-Two Persons Are Killed at Copenhagen Airport Yesterday; To Make Investigation.  CAUSE OF WRECK WILL BE SOUGHT

Grace Moore, Prince Adolf  Die In Crash   Denmark In Mourning After Disaster; No Witnesses Remain Alive To Tell Cause of Airliner’s Destruction.

Grace Moore, PrinceGustay And Others Die In Crash   The White Cross of Denmark Flies at Half Mast, Henoring Plane Wreck Victims

Cherry Orders Confab On Mob   Judge Is Ordered To Conference  At Raleigh

Cherry Orders New Action On Jackson Mob   Declares Justice To Prevail As Long As He Is Governor

Governor Seeks further Action in Jackson Case   Cherry Disagrees With Jury Decision In Lynch Attempt

BODIES OF SUICIDE  VICTIMS ARE FOUND   [Mam And Woman Are Located 1 Skemandeak River Near Berryville. V2.

Showers of Snow Soak Mining City  More Moisture Is  Benartad Taree

Showers of Snow  Soak Mining City More Moisture Is Expected Todav

Woodward Hit Again   Fire Threatens Business District of Town Razed By Tornado

Twin Explosions, Fire ‘Hit Woodwerd, Okla.   Bloze Destroys Four Business Buildings--Now Under Control

Loss to $300,000 from Main Street Blaze, None Killed, but Several Hurt

Meyer Faces Paternity Suit   Cigaret Girl Claims One Item Not Added To Expense Account

BLONDE SELLER. OF CIGARETTES ACCUSES MEYER   Miss Miles, Testifying In Hughes’ Quiz, Adds Baby to Lavish Expense:

Georgia Housewives Plenty Lucky, Price War Brings Bargains Galore

ECUADOR REGIME ILLEGAL, OUSTED PRESIDENT SAY!   Velasco Ibarra Repudiates His Resignation As Chief Executive

Repudiates Resignation As Chief of Ecuador   OUspased President Says Mancheno Regime Founded in Viclence

Ibarra Claims He Was Ousted  From Mansion   President Of Ecuador In Exile, Says Mancheno Forced Him Out In  ' Bloodless Coun

Ibarra Receives ColombianHaver  Pollad Dracidant   Exiled President Repudiates Action

Calls Coup A Revolt   Exiled President of Ecuador Repudiates “Forced” Resignation

AMERICAN WAS FIGHT VICTIN   ‘LOS—ANGELES—;MAT-E—OF -BLOCKADE RUNNER WAS ONE OF THREE PERSONS KILLED

More Jewish Refugees Held By. British   Two Men Killed On. Aefugee Ship, Others Wounded

British Hold Jew Immigrants   Uncertified Jewish Immigrants Hurl Protests At “Bevin” Government

OPPOSED TO BEVIN   2.70 Uncertified Jewish Immigrants Land From Streamer

Labor Curh Measure, Approved By Congress, Now Goes to President; Cpinion on Veto Varied

Labor Bill Now in Hands Of President   Republican Leaders Claim Strength to Override Veto on Measure to Put Curbs on Unions

HOUSE GROUP IS IN OPPOSITION T0 EUROPE AID BILL  SENATE PASSAGE OF TRUMAN’S PROGRAM  Alan AARTOOAOTOSCr

Speedy Passage May Be Delayec By New Move   Amendment To Cut Back Bill Said Considered

MEASURE HITS OPPOSITION IN HOUSE   Says He Will Vote For Emergency Program: Long Range Plan In Doubt

Eight Republicans Propose Amendment to Legislation Cutting Relief Amount to $400,000,000.   GOP LEADERS SAY EFFORT WILL FAIL

House Fight On Relief  Grant Seen   Senate Opposition Collapses As Taft Backs Proposal

Move fo Trim European Aid   Fresh Prospects Also Bevelop im House That Mey Delay Finot Action

Move to Cut Emergency Aid To Cause Delay   Threatens Plans of Leaders For Speedy Action And Passage

House Fight on Rid to Europe  Is in Prospect   Senate Passage Taken for Granted Despite “Whittling” Demand

HOUSE MEMBERS MAY CUT TOTAL AND ADD CHINA   Huge Relief Bill, However, Moves Toward Expected Passage In Senate me : House Battle Seen Next Week.

Expect House Fight Regard Europe Relief   Stage Set For Scrap. Slice $108: Billions From Amount.

8 Republicans Ask Senate to Cut Aid Program  $400 Million Fund Suggested by Group

Launch Move To Cut Foreign Aid To $400 Million   Eight Republicans Behind Proposal Which Threatens To Delay Senate Okav- Plain Aid To Ching

Senate Move Develops To Slash Amount   By Same _ $108,000,000 Tentatively Stricken Out in House

§ REPUBLICANS ASK SENATE TO CUT AID FUND   \Vilson of lowa Among Group Suggesting Big Reduction

Group Cuts $108,000,000 Off Amouwn Sought For Europe, Adds $68,000,000 For China: Fund: Annrosriation Nelav

Loan Safeguards Sought by GOP   Leaders Trying to Keep U.S. Assistance Out of Black Markets

House Group Slices Figure, Setting Stage For Struggle   10 To 9 Committee Vote Whacks $108 Million Off Request

Younger Solons Are Back Of Idea To Whittle Down Aid Wherry States

House Delay For Measure  Held Likely   Taber in Conference With President: Says Dec. 4 Earliest Appropriations Can Be Considered

Senate Rejects Attempts Of 8 Republicans to Cut Stop-Gap Aid for Europe

Bill by $108.0 000, 000   Move Threatens Plans of Leaders for Speedy Passage of Relief Measure; Wherry Says Cutback Efforts Will Fail

Move To Reduce Aid Fund   GOP Senators Ask For Sharp Trim Of Grant; House Unit Slices Total

Hol Fight On House Floor Is Predicted   House Committee Wants China To Be Given Help

House Scrap Brews on Cut In Aid Figure   Committee Slashes 108 Million From Stop-Gap Request

EIGHT REPUBLICANS SEEK REDUCTION OF AMOUNT FOR RELIEF  LEADERS SAY REQUEST DOOMED, BUT PASSAGE AS PLANNED HELD UP

May Delay Final Vote On Aid Bill   GOP Leaders Say Request to Slash Program Will Be  yofantars] te Canrcd:

Senate Balks At Aid Slash   Solon's Move to Cut $197 Million Off Help For Europe Defeated

Senators Move To Reduce Fund For Foreign Aid   Debate Threatens. to Delay Final Vote. on Emergency Plan

European Aid Bill Hits Snag   Move Under Way in Both Houses of Congress to Cut Amount May Delay Passage

Senate Group Threatens Aid Slowdown   Propose Cut As House Adds  Delavina Tactics

Demand For Slash Is Made In Senate   Wherry Predicts Attempt To Strike $597,000,000 From Measure Will Fail And Foresees Overwhelming Passage

Foreign Aid Plan Runs Into a Snag   Move to Whittle Amoun Down to $400,000,000 Bobs Up in Senate   HALTS SPEEDY ACTION   Chairman Tabor Has a Conference With President  Truman

European Aid Bill Moves To Senate: House Fight Seen   Foreign Affairs Committee Sets Off Battle By Cut Vote

Move to Cut Relief Bill Made   Both Senate and House Want to Whittle Funds

MOVE TO SLASH AiD SETUP MAY DELAY PASSAGE   Senate Eyes Fund Cut. House Runs Into Snag . nm Eurone Action

MOVE TO CUT AID ARISES IN SENATE   Group of Younger Lawmakers Considering Amendment Trimming Help for Italy, Austria and France $108,000,000,

House Group Trims Request $108 Million   Republican Leaders Say Senate Attempt Doomed to Failure—  May Take Vote Toda

HOUSE DELAY HIT EUROPE AI PROGRAN   Senate Passage Is Expected Despite Move to Cut Assistance.

Kem Joins Move To Whittle Dowr Aid to Europe   In House, Taber Says Appropriations Will Delay Bill

European Aid Bill on Move   Senote Expected to Pass it Teday, Fight Suddenly Revelons. in House

Senate Downs GOP Attempt. To Cut 197 Millién Off Of European ‘Aid.Measure

Senate Move May Cut Aid For Europe  Development Is Threat To Speedy Action

Challenges U.N. to Act in Greek Crisis  Hits Russ Attitude in Korea, on Arms.  eae . of s’. wVQFis

Sec. Marshall Proposes Full-Time Security Committee to Backstop Veto-Ridden UN Security Councj/

Uses Strong Terms With His Warning   Would Save Greece From. ‘Attacks’ by Balkan Communist Netohhara   \Procedure Offered   Seven-Point Program Is Proposed; Reverses U.S. Policy on Veto

Marshall, in United Nations Speech, Attacks Russia’s Vetoes, Satellite’s Hostile, Agaressive Acts on Greece

Marshall Blasts At  Red Veto Grip On Security Council   Asks UN Move To Break Deepening World Crisis

(Marshall Challenges UN To Save  ‘Greece from Communist Neighbors

Marshall In  Plea For UN Action Today   PROBLEM OF GREECE IS PRESENTED TO ASSEMBLY

URGES UN TO PROTECT GREECE FROM ‘ATTACKS   Marshall Says Assembly Cannot Retain Role as Spectator

Declares U. S. Policy Reversal in Assembly Address Bristlinge With Censure of Russia.

Marshall Censures Russia in a Blunt  Speech Before U.N   U. S. Secretary of State Challenges the U. N. to Mak Supreme Effort to Break World's Political Crisis anc Save Greece From Communists.   He Announces New U. S. Policy To Eliminate Veto From Council

Undiplomatic Bluntness Displayed   U. S. Secretary In Address To UN Assembly

WARNS SOVIET ITS ATTITUDE PERILS PEACE   Secretary Of State In Blunt Warning To Red Chieftains

Secretary Levels Angry Charges At Russia and Balkan Satellites And Says U.N. Future Is at Stake

US Secretary's Speech Blunt   Seven Point Program Presented Aimed Mostly at Russia

Marshall Demands UN Save Greece From  nie Communist Attacks   U. S. Secretary of State Calls on Assembly To Break World Crisis; Bluntly Raps Russia and Satellites for Blocking Action

“Supreme Effort’ To Break World’: Crisis Demanded  ‘To Save Greece From Communijct-

Marshall Requests U.N.  Action To Save Greece   Secretary of State Announces Reversal cf American Policy on Veto—Asks Eliminatior OL Blackine Power in Security Council

Secretary of State Criticizes Russia’s Use of Veto To Block Security Council Action.   ASKS U.N. TO MAKE ‘SUPREME EFFORT

SECRETARY MARSHALL MAKES “SUPREME EFFORT” TO BREAK DEEPENING POLITICAL CRISIS   Former Army Officer Is Blunt in His Address in UN Assembly; Soviet Deputy Cancels His Planned Address; Florida Hurricane Comes in at 100 Miles per Hour; Governor Dewey Is Scheduled to Make October Address at Cornell; Other News

United, Nations Urged To Break “World. Crisis”   Delivers Blunt Message, ‘Challenges Members ‘To . Save ‘Greece From —  Red “Attacks”:

Marshall Dares U. N. To Break World’s Crisis   Accuses Balkan Satellites, Lays Down Seven-Point Peace Program

Accuses Red Balkan Nations Of Hostile Acts  Againat Greece   Security of Small States Endangered by Attacks, Secretary Says

Marshall, Censuring Russia, Calls for Drastic Change in Veto Policy of United Nations   Urges Supreme Effort to Break World Crisis and Saye Greece From Attacks of its Balkan Communist Neighbors

pave Greece From Balkan Red Attacks   Assembly Must Not Be More Spectator To Crush Member.

U. S. Secretary Challenges Assembly to Save Greece From Attacks by Neighbors

Secretary Asks Supreme Effort To Break Crisis   Balkan Countries Are Accused Of Aqaressive Acts

Marshall Hits. Russia in Plea To Save Greece   ‘American Secretary Of State Challenges : United Nations: to  Make Supreme Effort

Marshall “in Blunt ~ Warning   Address of Secretary to UN Assembly Undip~ Jomatically Direct

U. Ss. Proposes Plan To Curb Veto Privilege For ‘Big. Five’   ‘Assembly Challenged To Act On ‘Attacks’ On Greece By Trio

U.N. ASSEMBLY CHALLENGED T0 BREAK CRISIS   Secretary Uses Undiplomatic Language to Explain New U. S. Policy Program   ‘SEVEN POINT PROGRAM EXPLAINED TO: SESSION

Lincoln's Food Train GoalReached   $4,240 Raised For Car Of Wheat; Continue Accept Contributions

SEND MC NEESE TO ANAMOSA 3 YEARS   Entered Plea Of Gulty To Sex Charge

WORKERS KEPT FROM POSTS AT PHONE PLANTS   Five Equipment Employee: Barred From Premises In Two Ohio Cities

Texoco Head Soends Two Hours Here   Akutan Peak in Eastern Aleutians Is Erupting

SCHELL TALKS ON “GREAT BETRAYAL”   “Envy and Malicious Slander Put Christ on Cross,” He Says

A TREVOR IN CALIFORAIA.   Windows Are Broken and a Foun- #ation Cracked in Hollister,

SOLON BLASTS FUNDS FOR VETS   Ohioan’s Criticism Of Appro priations Brings Replies

Ohio Legislator  Declares Gifts Are Undeserved   Complaints Bring Quick Replies From Legion, DAV

Grants to Veterans Organizations Opposed by Freshman Representative   Total 386 Thousands In 1947-48 Budaet

GEN. MacARTHUR IS PRAISED  Diffusion Of Ideals Said Key To Lasting Peace In Far East

Lee Prepares For Investigatior  Procedings Will Be Closed To Press

Army's Inspector General In Italy To Investigate Gen. Lee’s Command

BENDER ASKS OVERPAYMENTS BE RETURNED TO GOVERNMENT   OHIOAN SAYS HE WILL CALL ON COMPANIES TO EXPLAIN IF. MONEY NOT RETURNED

ULTIMATUM f9 ISSUED TO WAR CONTRALTORS   Senator Wants Return Of  Over Payments

WAR CONCERNS GET ULTIMATUM   Return Millions Or Fac Inquiry U.S. Informs Contractors

-AAF Inquiry Board Reports Facts  Lacking in ‘Flying Saucers’ Probe

TWO TEENAGERS HELD IN SLAYING   HITCHHIKING BOYS ACCUSED OF KILLING ARMY LIEUTENANT

So That There Shall Be No New Taxes—  Appropriations Must Be Cut, Governor Warns Legislature

Jester Calls for Slashes in Funds   Governor Reiterates His Stand Against New Taxes

GOV. BLOC WINS IN ELECTION   Polish. Peasant Party, Furious: with Conduct of Election, Plana ‘Su. prenie’ Cotirt “Appeal;

RETURNS NOW IN IN POLISH VOTING   Government Bloc to Take Majority of Seats in House.

Landslide Vote Won  By Pole Government Bloc to Occupy 390 of 444 Seats; Daacant Party’s Leader ‘Furious’

Four Baptist: Clergymen Paid -Visit:-to.the“Pope:In Rome >       UPHELD: THE PRESIDENT.   Truman Was Criticized’ In ‘Rome Last ‘Week by’ An‘other.Baptist Group...

I Die in B-25 Crash in Illinois   Storm Downs Army Plane in Cornfield

Plane Falls In Illinois Field Killing 7 Flyers   Wreckage of Army B-25 Found This Morning in Farmer's Cornfield.

Seven Soldiers Killed in Crash   B-25 Downed During Electrical Storm

Seven Bodies, Wreckage Strewn Over Wide Area, Found Near Champaign, Ill.

Seven Killed When Army Plane Falls in Illinois   Two Top Flying Officers, Five Other Soldiers Die In Crash of a 8-25

Seven Killed as Army Plane iCrashes During Heavy Storr  Wreckage of B-25 Strewn Over Wide - Area of Farm Lend Near Champaian. Ili

Seven Killed In Crash of Army Bomber   Plunges Into Farm * Field During Violent Electrical Storm

B-23 FALTERS IN VIOLENT STORM   Champaign, Ill. Is Scene Crack-Up

Plunges Into Field During Heavy Storm  , Plane Wreckage Is Found Today

TWO COLONELS, 5 OTHERS DIE AS PLANE CRASHES IN STORM   15 Officials Missing on President Roxes’ Plane

7 DIE IN CRASH OF ARMY B-25   Airplane Dives Into Corr Field During Storm

7 SOLDIERS DIE IN B-25 CRASH DURING STORM   Accident Occurs’ in ‘Illinois; One Victim, Prominent . AAF Balloon Expert

ArmyLoses Two TopAir Officers   Colonels O'Neill and Whatley Among 7 Soldiers Killed in Crash

B-29 CRASHES IN ELECTRICAL STORM: 7 DEAD   Plane Forced Down i Farm Field Near Champaign, Ill.

Seven Soldiers Killed in Crash  During Storm   Illinois Farmer Finds Wreckage, Bodi'‘es In Field Early Today

PLANE CRASHES IN FARM FIELD NEAR CHAMPAIGN  CRAFT WAS ENROUTE   CRAFT WAS ENROUTE FROM CHEYENNE, WYO, TO BASE AT CHANUTE

B-25 Crashes; 7 Army Men Die   Dead Include Two Top Flying Officers Near Chanute

7 GI’s Killed In Air Crash   8-25 Plane Plunges During Bad Storm

Army B-25 Crashes Sometime in Night During Hard Storm   Plane Was En Route From Cheyenne, Wyo., to Chanute Field, [linois

HIGH OFFICERS AMONG DEAD   B-25, Carrying 7, Splattered Over Cornfield Near Champaign, lH,

B-25 Plunges In Farm Field Near Champaien, Il.   Wreckage Of Craft Found Strewn Over Large Area; Ship Enroute To Chanate Field From Cheyenne

Seven Soldiers Killed In Plane Crash In Illinois   20 Army Airmen Parachute From Bomber In Texas

Seven Army Men Die in Plane Crash   B-25 Falls Into Farm Field Near Champaign, Ill., During Violent Electrical Storm

Army Plane Hits Field. Seven Die   B-25 Crashes During Electrical Storm—20 Jump from B-29

SEVEN KILLED IN B-25 CRASH AT CHAMPAIGN   Farmer Discovers Wreckage This Morning in Corn Field

COOL ON THURSDAY   Summer Resort Weather to Con. tinue in Kansan

Signature of Entrant    Stenatuce of Guard'n, if under are   OLIVER 8S. GOODWIN

COMMISSION TO CONTEST OSBORN VETO   Of Appropriation For Utility Rate Survey Division

British, America Officials Hope To Continue 4-Power Berlin Conirol

Western AlliesWon’t Quit Berlin      U. S. and British Leaders Tell Reds They Are  - There to Stay

ALLIES RETAIN BERLIN COUNCIL   Tiff With Russia Won’ Break Up 4-Power Control System

‘Turkey Will Use U.S. Loan for Military Purposes, President Inonu Declares

—INTERVIEW — Will Ask WorldBank For Money   INONU AVOIDS. STRAITS ISSUE

Turks To Use  American Aid For Military   Another Loan Will Be Asked From World Bank For Economic Program

Turkey to Use American Loan for Military Purposes, Will Seek Additional Help From International Bank

Turkey to Use U.S. Loan For Military Purposes, President Gen. Inonu Savs

Turk Lean For Military Use   Inonu Says His Country Will Grant No Bases  To Outside Powers

TRUCE GROUP, 1.5. MARINES, FT TO LEAVE   ‘Repercussions of Marshall Statement Felt in Nanking.

LITTLE HOPE SEEN IN CHINA — FOR END OF THE CIVIL: war   CHIANG TO: MAKE NEW “AT TEMPT FOR AGREEMENT “WITHDRAWAL OF AMERI CAN TROORS BEEN

‘Everybody Gets In Act As Government ‘Claims Income Tax From Finders Of $92 800 In Philadelphia Cellar

ILLINOIS FLIERS DROP DRY ICE INTO CLOUD—AND PEORIA IS BLESSED WITH A GOOD RAIN

7-POINT AID PLAN OFFERED BY WALLACE   Proposes Handling O! European Funds By United Nations

WALLACE PLAN IS PROPOSED FOR EUROPE   Independent Candidate Announces Some Ideas For Solving Problems

I-Point Wallace Plan on Foreign Aid s Outlined   Program to Be Financed by Able Nations, Not America Alone

Truman, Marshall Programs Of Aid Hit By Candidate   Establishment Of UN Fund To Finance Help To Wa: Ravaged Lands Asked By independent  ie OR Te a a

Seven-Point  Aid Program Is Proposed By Wallace   Would Be Financed By All Nations  And Administered By United Nations

Wallace Gives Prosram For  Foreign Aid   For Rehabilitation, Against Sending Of Militery Supplies

WALLA UNO RUN RELIEF   ‘Third Party Candidate Sets Up Own Aid Plan

Henry Proposes ‘Wallace Plan’ for Salvaging Europe   International Action Through U. N. to Fee: Not Dictate to Hungry

U.S. May Force Showdown With Russia If Greek Red Government Is Recognized   Course Agains! Soviel Bloc Taft Onen      'Wallace P Proposes 7-Point Plan For All “Able:   atiane To Aidin European Recovery Through UN

Wallace Proposes ‘Plan’ To Rehabilitate Europe   . Seven Points Stress International «  ~ Action Through U. N. Based On (Meri?

WALLACE JUNKS MARSHALL PLAN   New Candidate Favors Foreign Aid Program Backed By U.N.

Wallace Proposes Seven-Point Plan  For Rehabilitation Of European Nations

‘Squalid Warfare in Palestine Hit by Churchill  Demands Britain Resolve Problem, Give Up Mandate

CHURCHILL DEMANDS POLICY OF WIN OR QUIT PALESTINE   - Charges Britain To Resolve Problem Or Surrender ; Mandate Unless U. S. Will Join  In Accnmine All Canten!

Labor Scored ~ By Churchill   Warfare In Palestine De. plored By Conservative Leader

CHURCHILL RAPS HOLY LAND WAR   Pledge To Jews Broken: More Bloodshed And Worries Ahead

Dead Deer Gets Its Revenge by - Shooting Hunter!   Safety Council List of Ode Mishaps Reveals Animal: Stole the Show in 1947

ADAMS RESIDENT FATALLY STRICKEN   Mrs. Carrie M. Felix, 62, Gettysburg R. D. 1, Dies Unexpectedly From Coronary Thrombosis

House Tangles On Labor, Road Bond Measures  _ Action Is Taken To  Get Folsom’s Bond ' Bill From Senate

Veterans to Ask Boost In Benefits   Disagre2 With Truman’: Contention That They Are  Now Adequate

4 Republicans Square Off for Labor Bill Fight   Ball and Taft, Versus Ives and Morse, Is Senate Lineup

Resume Scrap On Labor Bill   Expect Sparks to  Fly During Session

SOLONS SQUARE OFF ON LABOR PROGRAM   Ball And Taft Paired Against Ives And Morse

Senate Debate Resumed Over Labor Measure   Four Republican Leaders Argue On Bill's Terms

FOUR REPUBLIGAN SENATORS ARE SQUARING OFF TODAY FOR WEEK-LONG BATTLE   Ball and Taft Are to Be Met in Their Arguments by [ves and Morse—American Hopes Are Buoyed by Reports of Secretary Marshall— Trouble-Ridden Holy Land Still in Turmoil

C.0.P. FIGHT ON LABOR BEGINS   4 Republican Senators Square Off for Battie Over “Tough” Bill.

6.0. P, SENATORS CLASH ON LABOR   Bitter Battle Indicated Over Amendments To Bill

GOP Senators Gird For Fight On Labor Bill   Ball And Taft Seeking Further Restrictions On Union Activity

Battle Brews In Senate on Labor Bill   Four Amendments to Measure Expected to Stir Long Debate

Ives Will Oppose Ball and Taft in Labor Bill Fight   Morse, Oregon, Will Stand With Ives Against Four Amendinents in Senate

FUND CAMPAIGK IS LAGGING   Less Than $1,200 Toward $3000 Goal Achieved, Says Dad Cenee Chairman

FUND CAMPAIGN 1S LACCING   Less Than $1,200 Toward $3,000 Goal Achieved, Says  Rod Croce Chairman

Surging Waters Reported To Be Receding _ 500 Million In Damages Said  Caused As Result Of Floods

School Board Quits in Fuss   Probate Court Gets Control of System

PLAN TO APPOINT STATE OFFICIALS   North College Hill School System Ward Of Probate Court As 5-Man Board Quits

Board Resigns in School Dispute; System Under Jurisdiction of Court

British Brides Are Neglected?  London Newspapers Reveal Stories -

British ‘Brides of Despair’ Protest ‘Shabby Treatment’ in U. S., Neglect

“Brides of Despair’   British Girls ‘Abandoned’ by Ex-Gl Husbands Claim Mistreaiment

‘English War Brides Tell of Being 'Abandoned, Left Penniless in U.S.

British War Brides Tell Sad Stories   Abandoned Wives Charge Americans With Cruelty

U.S. Scored by Lon don Press For Treatment of British War Brides

BUCKS COUNTIANS TO RECEIVE DEGREES   Graduation Exercises Ti Be Held at West Chester State Teachers’ College   ‘EXERCISES ON MONDAY

Believes B-29 Was Among Aircraft in Moscow Parade Five Disappeared During the War

Smith Says He Saw B-29 in Red Air Parade May Day   His Story May Give Light on What Happened to Those Forced Finecewtn Mae

Reports Seeing B-29s in Moscow   Ambassador Tells of Seeing 160 Jet Planes in May Day Flight

 D-£7SKI!  Missing U.S. B-29 Turns Up In Russian May Day Sky Parade

REDS MAY HAVE AMERICAN B-29   Envoy Says He Saw Plane Resembling Superfort ~ On May Day

MYSTERY OF FIVE B-29'S MISSING — IN RUSSIAN AREA MAY BE SOLVED IBY OBSERVATION AT MAY PARADE

Russ May Have Missing B-29s   Gen. Smith Sights One in Air Parade

INDIA DRAWING  VERY CLOSE 70 HER WhRCT FAMINE   Only by Outside Aid Can Her People Be Saved, Says Brandt.   AID MUST COME SOON      Already Reporjs of Deaths from Starvatidn Are Beginning to Come.

COLOMBIA HIT BY 3 QUAKES   City. of 50,000 Is Believed + Wrecked by Tremblors

COLOMBIA CITY TORN BY QUAKE   Heavy Casualties, Damage Are Feared At Pasto

‘Quake Wrecks City of Pasto In Colombia   Heavy Casualties And Damage Feared; Medical Supplies and Assistance Rushed

Quake Shatters Pasto, Colombia   Report Hundreds Of Buildings Wrecked

Reports Claim Colombia City is Destroyed   Buildings Leveled But No Report On Casualties Given

Aid Rushed To Colombia "Quake Area   Casualties And Damage Heavy

AID RUSHED TO PASTO   *Buildinex Are Wrecked and Residents tiee (juake Stricken City

Aid s Rushed Colombian City Hit by Quake   Heavy Casualties And Damage Feared fn Pasto Region

Colombian City Hit by Earthquake   Communications Ruptured, Damage is Undetermined

Heavy Casualties Feared As Result Of Severe Quake   Southern Columbia City Cut Of Since  Tremblors.

Colombian Government Rushes Help To Quake-Hit City of 50,000 Persons

FEAR HEAVY DEAT TOLL IN QUAKE Al PASTO, COLOMBIA   Hundreds Of Buildings Re: ported Demolished By Temblors

Medicines Sent Colombian Citv Hit By Temblor   Heavy Casualties Feared: Hundreds Of Buildings Said Wrecked Iu Pasto

Pasto, In Southern Colombia, Hard Hit By Quake Series   City Wrecked, Casualties Feared High In City And Nearby Towns

Relief Rushed To Quake-Hit Colombian City   Heavy Casualties Feared at Pasto, At Foot of Volcano

Supplies To Stricken City   Pasto, S. Colombia, Hit By Series Of Temblors; Heavy Casualties.

BUSINESS 10 HALT FOR MEMORIAL DAY   JOPLIN AND OTHER TOWNS IN DISTRICT PAY TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD TODAY.

DOG KILLS CHILD   Four-Year-Old Philadelphia Tot, Playing In Yard, Attacked by Stray

TRUMAN ARRANGES PLANS FOR MAKING MINE PAY ACCORD   Panel of 11 Labor Men Is Appointed Today by President to Study Foremen’s Problems.   DUTIES OF BOARDS TOLD BY LEADERS

MACHINERY SET FOR UMW PACTS   Panel Will Consider Wage Contracts of Supervisors

Dr. Rose Says. Teachers Need Better Pay And Children Need Protection From Death: Traps   “Hits Poor Pay. And Dilapidated, Unsafe School Buildings —

SHIP BOMBED. AND MACHINEGUNNED IN CHINESE RED PORT   British Officer Injured When Nationalist Planes Attack Supplies Ship

Nationalist Planes Hit Craft, Report   British Ship Unloading Supplies at Red Port

CHINESE BOMB BRITISH SHIP   Vessel Loading Relief Goods in Communist Port

U. S. GUNBOAT RUSHES TO SCENE AFTER RADIO CALLS  British Ship Bombed And Strafed By Chinese Planes: Captain And Two Other Men Injured

Ship With UNRRA Supplies Is Bombed   British Captain Injured; Chinese Planes Blamed

Ship Is Attacked While Unloading UNRRA Supplies   Chinese Nationalist Planes Bomb, Gun Vessel At Chinese Communist Port

Chinese Bomb Ship Unloading For UNRRA   Nationalist Planes Wound British Captain And Two Others

CHINESE AVIATORS ~ BOMB RELIEF SHIF   British Skipper of UNRRA Waecal Whawadad

Aid Ship Bombed   UNRRA Craft Attacked While Unleading Goods At Chinese Red Port

Dread Cholera Plague Battled   Mediterranean Nations Place Health Services on ‘War’ Footing

Airman Shatters Own Record for Second Victory   Jim Ruble Forced To Bail Out When His Plane Catches Fire

Mantz Repeats In Bendix Race   Movie Stunt Flier Bests Own Time In Cross-Country Air Event

NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK OPENS re se  Press Lauded By Duff, — Senators Martin, Myers

Aftermath of Storm Includes Three Serious Fires   Heaviest Fall of 80 Inches Recorded in New Jersey: New York City Hard Bit: Tranenortatian Te Orinniesd

Martin Urges United Fight On Inflation   Demands ‘Unselfish’ Effort of President, Congress. People

Parley On Steel Wages To Start   Joint Meeting Of ‘Big Steel And C. I. QO. Representatives To Start Friday

Weary Illinois Legislators Start Final 2 Days Of Regular Session

ILLINOIS SOLONS SPEED WORK ON FINAL DECISIONS  GOVERNOR RECEIVES  PNHARCLICTIACN DHWIT?¢

2 Tax- Limiting Bills OK'd and  Sent to Green   Half-Cent: City Sales Levy Also Up to Governor

‘TO BE CLOUDY. COLDER   Freezing Rain and Snow Is Failing Over Parts of Kansas

OFFICIALS. SHY AT BEVIN'S IDEA FOR LEND-LEASE   Leaders Disavow Any - Responsibility for Secretarv’s Suggestion

‘Restore Lend-Lease’ Bevin Appeals to U.S.  OVS ass Dcteials Tiles Tiss   Other British Leaders Disavow _ Responsibility for New Proposal

Officials Shy © From Bevin's: New Proposal  Cnvdtnn Raadabare   Foreign Secretary: Asks Wartime Aid After Gold Blunde:

British Gov't. Fails to Back Bevin Suggestions Of -New Lend-Lease

Official Britain Disclaims Bevin Lend Lease Idea  Foreign Secretary Suggests Renewal Of US. War Ai

REVIVAL OF LEND-LEASE AID PROPOSED   Second Hot Potato in Week Thrown by  Secretary

Official British. Cir cles Silent On His Propoaal ,  Be ‘kh @F TF ret tr! Pees   Foreign Secretary Voices Views To } egionnaires

Bevin sMonetary Proposals Lack Okay by Officials   Leaders in Britain Disclaim Connection With ‘Suggestions’

FOREIGN OFFICE CLAIMS REMARK WAS UNOFFICIAL   Second Time In :Week Government  TWVineecneern (anata

Urges United States To Revive War Dole To Save British From Collapse   Empire Officialdom Disinclined To Catch Foreign Secretary’s Second ‘Hot Potato” To Be Tossed Within A Week.

Had No Warning Of Proposal, Says Foreign Office   Minister's Speech to U. §  Legionnaires Regarded As Extemporaneous

Britain Cool To Bevin Idea For Lend-Lease   Officialdom Turns Away From Any Sion of Approval

secretary Galls on U. S., Russia to Compromise   WITHOUT CO-OPERATION, U. N. WILL BE WRECKED, WAR WILL FOLLOW, LIE SAYS.

Asks Compromise In Move to Avert Another Conflict   Winds Up Assembly Debate With Plea to Save UN From Total Collapse

Education, Highways Take Most Of Taxes   Breakdown In. Tax Dollar Issued By Governor Lane

{Killer Stubbornly Defies All Efforts To Find Out His Name  Man Confesses To Police That He Kissed And Then Killed The Woman He Picked Un In-Bar

PITTSBURGH CO. PLANS TURNING COAL INTO GAS   New Development Program Will Lead To Creatior Of Big Fuel Co,

BRITISH DEMAND PROOF OF PLOT   SECOND REQUEST FOR DOCUMENTS INVOLVED IN OUSTER OF NAGY

BULGARIA CHIEF JAILED; BALKAN UNREST CLIMBS   Diplomatic Circles See Huge Russian Plan To Weld Area Into Control.

SOVIET ROLE IN HUNGARY T0 BE BARED   U. S. Plans to Tell Part Russia Played in Replacement of Hungarian Democracy With a Comminist Recime.

Whitney Says 80th Congress A “Failure”   B. of R. T. Head Gives Address In Great Falle

Yanks Stay Away From Red Parade   Ambassador Smith Receives Bid, But Other U. S. Officials Are Not Invited

ENVOY MISSES SOVIET PARADE   Marshal Bulganin Says Warmongers Plan New Offense

War Minister Launches New Attack on U.S.   Russian Military Might Displayed; Yanks Stay Away

Red Army Head Says New War Being Planned .   Repeats Russian: Charges Against. ‘Warmonaers’ : ”

Soviet Minister Says imperialists Plan War   Blasts "Warmongers"— Report Anti-US. Spirit 7 ag  Pe ee ee

Contempt for US. Keynote Of Russians   Display of Military Might   Brings Renewed Charge Of Warmongering in Moscow’s Celebration

Soviet Told. Imperialists Plan War.  - Official Speaks At Celebration.

Plans for New War Seen By Minister   Military Chief Sees Communist States As True Democracies

Contempt for U. §. Stands Ou In Red Holiday   Russia Parades Armed Might With Another Burst of Propaganda

Reds Boast Of Strenath   Mershot Bufgenin Charges Warsrangers Making Plans For New Imperialist War

Red Theme Is Scorn  Of U.S.   Contempt of Policies Runs Through Speeches Marking Celebration Of Soviet Revolution

U. 8. WILL SEND MEAT TO BRITAIN   HOPES TO PREVENT CUT IN RATION THERE — ALSO TO FURNISH WHEAT,

CONGRESS IN FINAL WEEK OF SESSION:           TT D: Probes: Papers:-of  F, D. R: Subpoenaed

Woodward's Appeal Gets Quick Results   Citizens Find Rebuilding Too Much For Them Alone Have Asked For Help

518 Mines Are Ordered Closed As Not Safe   40,000 Miners Are Involved.

Asks Ouster Of Secretary By Congress   Krug Orders 518 U. S.Operated Mines Closed  As ‘Dangernne”

KRUG'S OUSTER IS DEMANDED BY UMW BOSS   Secretary of Interior Acts as Lewis Flays Safety Record

LEWIS DENOUNCES U.S. OFFICIAL FOR DELAY IN AGTION   Secretary Orders New [nspections for All Other Bituminous Bite

Lewis Demands Krua’s Ouster   Secretary of Interior Described As ‘Dishonorable Politician;’ UMW Chief Savs Action too Late

Lewis Raps Krug In House Talk   Calls Mine Administrator “Dishonorable” Politician

Additional Mines May Reopen On Next Monday   By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

Demand Is Made After 518 Mines Ordered Closed   Secretary's Order Calling Mines Unsafe Is Called Belated By Mine Workers Chief

518 Closed; Lewis Seeks Krug Ouster   UMW Chief Declares Safety Precaution by Secretary ts Belated

Demands Ouster Of Krug   Lewis Denounces Secretary of Interior As Faithless to Trust; Mine Closing “Belated”

Krug Ouster Is Demand of Lewis   U.M.W. Chief Says Secretary of Interior Has Been  Faithless to Trust   “HIS ORDER BELATED’   Should Have Closed Mine Before the Centralia Blast Happened -

Lewis Rips Krug, Asks His Ouster   Also Urges Action Te Return $750,000 in Fines to Union.

Lewis Demands Congress Oust Secretary Krug   UMW Chief Denounce: Interior Secretary as ‘Dishonorable’

LEWIS DEMANDS KRUG BE QUSTED, CALLING CLOSING “TOO LATE”  518 PITS DECLARED TO  BE UNSAFE; REST MUST _ MEET REQUIREMENTS

318 COAL MINES ARE CLOSED FOR SAFETY REASON   UMW Chieftain Calls Interior Secretary’s Sudden Order Belated

Lewis Demands Conaress Oust Cabinet Officer   Number of Pits In Hocking Area Affected by Order

518 Mines Ta Be Closed In Safely Move   Lewis Asks That Treasury Return Contempt Fines

Lewis Calls For Removal Of Secretary   Charges Dishonor In Office; Krug Says Safety Reasons Force Closing

TAFT IN CLAS ON HEALTH BILL   Murray Charges Hearing Set Without Democrats Consulted

Senators Taft and Murray Renew Feud In Hearing on Public Health Program

100 MILLION CROP LOSS IN OHIO FORECAST   BRain Prevents Fremerd frown Planting; More Showers Predicted Here

Sly Hitler Plan Nazis Hoped For Armistice With Russ In 1943, Secret Papers Say

Nazis Planned Secret Armistice With Russia During Height of European War

Nazis Planned Secret Truce With Russia   Soviets Would Continue Draw U.S. Lend-Lease

Regulation Of Lobbyists Loses Out In Senate   Enabling Bill Is Hotly Debated In State Upper House

ACTION CALLED ABJECT DEFEAT BY CHURCHILL   Sensational Decision Rocks London as Evacuation of

Snow Storm  Cuts Wires  Parte af Minnesota   Parts of Minnesota And North Dakota Blanketed by Storm

Frigid Weather Heads Eastward: Zero In Midwest   Snow Falls In Midwest To Make Setting Look More Like Winter.

 Temperature  IN ose-Dives   Minnesota Has Zero; More Snow Also Falls

‘Heavy Snow Moves Into Illinois; ‘Below Freezing Wave Hits Texas

SCHOOL SLOSED ~ AS FIRE TRAP   Newark Grade Schoo! Danger to 360 Pupils, in -. gnection Discloses

Message For New Year Given By President   Pledges Continued Efforts Toward Achieving Lasting Peace   NOT DISCOURAGED SAYS PRESIDENT

LASTING PEACE TRUMAN’S HOPE   President, In New Year’s Pledge Says He Is Not Discouraged

Midwest Petroleum Supply Situations Will Remain Tight   Problem Becoming In creasingly Acute as Winter Nears

ROBERT L. OWEN IS DEAD AT 91   Services Monday for Forme: Oklahoma VU. S. Senator, Democratic Leader

Robert L. Owen, Three Times Senator from Oklahoma, Dies At Age of 91 in Washington   Came from Virginia to Teach in Indian Territory, Became Banker, Helped Frame Federal Reesrve, Farm Loan Acts, Worked for Women’s Suffrage

Death Claims Ex-Oklahoma Senafor Owen   Veteran Statesman Achieved Fame as One Of Authors of the Federal Recerve Act

Third Bonus Plan Drafted   Minimum Of $50 And Maximum Of $500 For Texans Veterans Will Be Souqht

End Hearings On Universal Training Bill   House Group Hears Opponents’ Charges of ‘Barrier to Peace’

UMT Hearing For Opponents By Committee   See ‘No Training Bill This Session Of Conaress

Sees Inflation  Then A Crash      Warns Makers Of Goods They May Price Selves Out Of Customers.

Senator Sees National Bust   O'Mahoney Pleads  Dia T waawins: Data aa

Executive, Pilot Killed When Plane Crashes In Philadelphia Street

Plane Landing In Street Kills Two  Emergency Landing In Philadelphia Has Hundrede Watching

Many a Bulging Waistline Will Be In Evidence After Today's Turkey Dinner

Tomorrow Is Day Everyone Starts Out Trim, Neat and Ends Ill and Uncomfortable

Senator To Visit Valley  O’Daniel, Johnson Cross  Paths On Visit To Austin

U.S. Appeals Cour! Upholds Conviction Of Boston's Mayor   Curley, Former Congressman, Faces Mail Fraud Charge

Boston Mayor Appealed Mail Fraud Charge   Had Been Sentenced ta Jail Term For Alleged Acti~ vities With Engineers Group   Elected Mayor During Trial   Two Others Free In Bail In Same Cases 72-YearOld Curley Asked For “Justice”

Appeals Court Asserts Curley Guilty Of Fraud   Former Mayor of Boston, Two Co-Defendants Lose Appeal

Boston Mayor Plans To Seek Rehearing   Majority Opinion Says ‘Reasonable Doubt’ Limitation Satisfied by War Contract Evidence

Curley's Appeal From Mail Fraud Conviction Fails   Guilt of Two Asscciates  Also Confirmed By Split Decision of Court   MAYOR OF BOSTON  FACES JAIL TERM

Conviction Of Curley Affirmed   U. S. Court of Appeals Rules Against Boston Mayor, 2 Others

COURT OF APPEALS HOLDS CONVICTION ‘OF CURLEY IS JUST   Former Congressman and -Twe Co-Defendants Convicted ~ oof Fraud Affirmed

Curley Loses Appeal InFraud   Mayor Of Boston Ex-Congressman Held Guilty

Boston Mayor's Appeal Fails Federal Court Okays Conviction Of Curley

Boston Mayor Loses Battle To Escape Jail   Court Of Appeals Affirms Verdict Returned In Mail Fraud Case

U.S. Court Upholds Curley Conviction  Boston Mayor Sentenced   Boston Mayor Sentenced To 18 Months in Prison

Congressional Censure of  WallaceAskec   Democrats Join Clamor to ‘Gag’ Ex-Vice-President

WALLACE MAY BE CONDEMNED BY CONGRESS   Move for Formal Declaration Gaining Support

Truman Ignores Wallace Tirade   White House Announces Wallace Speaking as ' 4A Private Citizen’

Senate Demos for Having Congress Condemn Wallace   President Says No “Official Netice’”’ Taken of Speeches

WHITE HOUSE IGNORES TALKS ON LOAN PLAN   Committee Approve: Vandenberg Plan on U. N. Control

DISCUSSES WALLACE   However Senate Takes No Action on Official Censure Proposal

ACTS OW OWN   Speaks as Private Citizen; No Official Notice To Be Taken. ~

WALLACE MAY BE SPANKED BY DEMOS ACTION      Move Underway te Put Congress an Record Condemnina Ex-Vice President   SPEAKS AS CITIZEN AND NO NOTICE GIVEN TALKS

Ire of Senate Running High Over Wallace   White House Asserts Ex-Vice President Speaks ‘For Himself’

White House Says Wallace Tour Unofficial   Speaks For Himself, Truman Aide States Democrats Lead Chorus Of Blasts

HENRY A, WALLACE SPEAKS ONLY AS A ‘PRIVATE CITIZEN’   In His Attacks Abread on American Foreign Poliev.   NO “OFFICIAL NOTICE”   Britain May Be Notified That Wallace Is “Speaking for Himeelf.””

White House Just Ignoring Wallace Talks   WASHINGTON, (UP) — Rep. Rivers, (D, S. C.), Tuesday introduced legislation calling on congress te denounce Henry Wallace’s speeches.

Wallace Speaks Personal  Feelings   White House Says Views Expressed Are His Own

"Speaking For Himself,” Is Explanation    "Something May Be Dene,”” VFW Lnaed.: Terlerce

Senate Democrats Consider Slam at Former Vice-Chief   No Final Action Taken Today Is Last Report

PALS DITCH HIM, WALLACE FACES SENATE BLAST   No Officiel Action Yet, but Demo: Policy Group Con- © siders Severe Attack

Policy Group Meets But. No Action Taken   White House Says He's Speaking Only As a ‘Private Citizen’

WALLACE SPEAKS AS ‘PRIVATE CITIZEN’, SAYS WHITE HOUSE  No ‘Official Action’ Taken On Foreign Speeches

WHITE HOUSE Hho NO BRIEF FOR WALLACE   Obviously Speaking Only for Himself, Ross Tells News Group.

Democrats tor Blast at Wallace   Consider Resolution Condemning Attacks on Foreign Policy

CONGRES MAY CURB WALLACE   Senate Democrats Discuss Condemnation of Talks Given Abroad

U.S, STILL SNUBS WALLACE TALKS   Ross Points Out He Speaks As ‘Private Citizen’

Tide Against Wallace Rises   White House Silent But Congress Is Growing More Critical

Wallace Speaks As Private Citizen Says White House   No Official Notice Is Taken Of His Speeches Abroad.

' Democrats Eye Condemnation Of Wallace Acts   White House Says Ex-Official Speaks Only as Citizen

HENRY LABELED PRIVATE CITIZEN   White House Pians No Action Against Wallace

White House Ha Taken No Officia Notice of Talks   Demos Join Demand Ex-Vice President Cease His Attacks

WClellan Calls For Congress  Slap at Wallace   Ross Declares lowan : Speaking as Private Citizen

Private Citizen Wallace Is Hit  By Lawmakers   VEW Commander Asks Truman To Revoke the Former Vice President’s Passport at Once.

Bi-Partisan, Anti-Wallace Blasts Swell  In Congress   Truman Keeps Vam As Senators Renew Aid) Proposal Debate

Leading Democrats Join ‘in Chorus of Attacks on Wallac:   No Official Notice Has Been Taken by Truman of ‘Confusion’ Dealer

No Official Note Taken Ot Speeches   White House Says Wallace Speaks As Ub. 5. Citizen Only

White House Ignoring Wallace   Declares Henry Speaks Only As Private Citizen

‘May Move To Rebuke Wallace   VFW Head Demands Passport Be Revoked: White House Says He Acts For Himself

White House Says Wallace  Speaks as "Private Citizen"  Refuses to Take Official! Note of Remarks  t Made in Enaicnd by Former Vice Precident

Condemnin  Of Wallace Is Proposed   Censure Resolution By Congress Urged In Democratic Session

Plan To Censure Wallace Attacks Said Discussed   Move Made By Democrats; -. White House Says Action Ph at-OfPrivate—Gitizer:

OHIO GOVERNOR TO DECIDE ON OUSTING MAYOR   Believe Public Officials Could Have Averted Seige of Plant Last Week

Will Decide If Mayor Has Shirked Duty   Herbert Goes te Galion in Answer  To Citizens’ Pleas -

PETITION FROM 1,200 CITIZENS GETS RESPONSE   Governor, Says, He Will. Ascertain Whether Mayor Amann Should Bo -Otisted:

HERBERT TO GO T0 “GALION TIEUP SCENE   City Petitions Governor In ; Labor Flareun

Determined To Maintain Law, Order  May Oust Mayor From His Office

Citizens’ Petition Causes Governor To Take Personal Action   Ohio Chief Says He Will ‘Tolerate No Breakdown Of the Public Peace;’ 1,200 Persons Claim Safety Is Threatened

Governor Signs Closed Shop Bil  Becomes lowa Law “~_Upon- ‘Publicati ion

GOVERNOR BLUE SIGNS MEASURE ON CLOSED SHOP   Bill Will Become Law Upon Publication in 2 Jowa Newspapers

Egypt Urges British Occupation in Nile : Terminated by UN’      Prompt: ‘Action’ Of Security‘ Council Asked:

EGYPT DEMANDS END OF BRITAIN LONG OCCUPATION   Suez Canal Control Also De. nounced Before U.N. Council

Egyptians Ask UN To End Britain's Nile Occupation   Nokrashy Warns Council That World Cannot Tolerate Imperialism

Red Riots In Rome   Communist Uprisings Against “Neo-Fascists’ Spread to Capital

Red Violence Infests Rome; Many Injured   Melee Brings Strike Of Car, Bus Drivers; 2? More Deaths Listec

CHRYSLER LABOR DISPUTE SETTLED   Union Motorcades Converge On Washington; St. Louis Strike Continues

British See Challenge  To Russia   London Did Not Ask U.S. To Help Turks In Crisis

Turks Place In Aid Orbit Jolts British   London Surprised, Apprehensive Over Neur East Situation

HOWELL MAN BEAT WIFE" TODEATH —   —Confesses -After -Five Hours of~ Questioning

Russia Proposes Federal Form of German Regime   Immediate Oppositior Voiced by France at Parley

3 to 10 P.C. Lopped off Appliances   «=ePack Palleawe   Slash Followe Apparatus Slash— Anti-Inflation Move

seeing business men to follow milar course,” Harriman in a stalement.

Truman Hails G.E. Price Cut.  General Electric Re. ductions May Start

TRUMAN HAILS G-E PRICE GUT   President. C it jx: tremely ‘Heartahing

5. Voices Hope Other Concerns Will Follow Suit   Prices of Many Appliances Cut 3 to 10 Pet.

G-E Orders Price Cut   Many Home Appliances “Affected; Two Mail Orde ~~ Btems Reveal Slashes

—PRICE REDUCTIONS ORDERED— Truman Lauds Action  Of General Electric

Truman Cites G-E Price Cuts  As ‘Heartening   In Praising Action, President Expresses Hope That Others Will Follow Lead

President: Hopes for Price Cuts   Lauds G-E Action ‘in. Slashing: Prices---Says Like Move by Others’. Would Halt Sniga]:

TRUMAN LAUDS PRICE CUTS BY G. E. COMPANY   President ‘Hopes’ Other Firms Will Follow In Reducing Tags

____——First Break In Spiral GE Takes Lead In Combatting Inflation. Will Cut Prices.

General Electric  Reduces Prices  On Many Articles Twe Chicago Mail Order  Heases Also Announce Cuts Te Mid. Winter Sales Rooks

General Electric Announces Price Guts on 40 Percent of Products ©

Price Cut Ils Made On Home Appliances :  _ G-E Official Announces Plan To Curb Inflationary Spiral

Hail G-E Price Cut Decision   Federal Leaders Call . Move Important AntiInflationary Step; Hope Others Will Follow Suit

Hearings on Legislation Will Be Held   Missoum Senator Named a: Chairman for Senate  Investigation

Churchill Hails Truman's Stand   Says Same Move in 1938 Would Have Prevented War

U,$. PLAN WOULD HAVE PREVENTED WAR-CHURCHILL   Lauds Trunran’s Move . for Aiding Greece ‘and ‘Turkey-"

Projected Support of State Institutions by Cigaret Smokers Brings Opposition

Firm. Will Go Ahead With Dock Survey   Eight Men at Werk on Appraisal Now Half Completed

NORTEIOWAHAS TWO-INCH RAINS   Five-Day Outlook Calls for Warmth Through Labor Day

COAL MINERS — BREAK TALKS ON CONTRAC]   Walkout on July 1 Looms; Federal Move Awaited

Negotiations With Southern Coal Operators Collapse  Owners Announce Offer, UMW Refuse To Attend Confab

SOUTHERN COAL  PARLEY ENDS   Negotiations with Lewis’ Min ers Collapse After Offer Made Public.

Southern Mine Operator: Oppose Portal Pay; Offer $12.70 For NineTiour Day

Miners Refuse To Meet After Offer Is Aired; Next Move Is Up To U.S.   Southern Negotiations Break-Up Follows Northern Action; Lewis Appears Determined To Fight For Portal Pay In Court.

Offer Rejected By Coal Miners  Contract Negotiations Fail   Contract Negotiations Fail As Contract Termed ‘Phony’

COAL EMPLOYES   Mine Workers Refrain From Attending Meeting Today Because Operators Made PW&blic Their Pay Proposals.

Claim No Object In Secret Negotiations If Operators Made Public Their Contract Proposols In Advance   NEXT MOVE SEEMS UP TO GOVERNMENT

Miners Angry At Disclosure Of Pav Offer   Warning Ignored, Union Men Refuse To Resume Talks

Miners Balk At Going On With Contract Talks  Resent Publicity   ener my

UMW Breaks Off Contract Parley  Southern Operators Anaer Committee

Miners Break Off Talks With Operators   Wage Proposals Made Public, Union Says, Against Its Wishes

UMW Ends All Coal Parleys   Quits Southern Talks Because of Publicity

Lewis, Southern Coal Operators Halt Negotiations  Mine Owners’ Offer      Mine Owners’ Offer Of Wage Increase Rejected by UMW

Lewis Walks Out On Wage Meeting   Breaks Off With Southern Operators  After Break

UMW Refuse To Attend Meetings   Claim Owners Made Wage Plans Public

Conference With Southern Operators Breaks Down; Next Moves Believed Up to Government; Deadline July 1

Coal Negotiation Suddenly Broken  Lewis, Southern Operators Disagree

UMW Is Boycotting Southern Operators   Last Section of Wage Parleys Breaks Down As Union Fails To Show up for Conference

A Balk  On Coal Talks   UMW Delegates Refuse To Attend Meeting  After Seuthern Owners Publicize Wage Offer

UMW Delegates Absent, Coal Parley Collapses   [Union Breaks with Southern Operators over Public Airing of Contract Proposals

U.M.W., Southern Coal Operators Reach Impasse   Lewis’ Union Turns Down Wage Offer-.Meetings Stymied

Coal Wage Negotiations Broken Off   CIO Fails to Show Up For Scheduled Conference.

Contract Talks On Mine Wages Are Broken Off   UMW Refuses to Talk With Southern Owners After Rejecting Offer

Coal Parley Collapses Again Today   Union Leaders Refuse to Attend Meeting With South ern Mine Operators

Soft Coal Contract  Talks Off   Negotiations Broken After Operators Release Pay Offers

SOUTHERN COAL NEGOTIATIONS ARE ADJOURNED   UMW Representatives Fail to Appear for Scheduled Conference

Late News Bulletins  Mine Workers Reject Offer Of Southern Coal Operators

UNION MEN FAIL TO SHOW UP FOR CONTRACT TALK   Publicity on Operators Offers Provokes Cut-Off

WAGE OFFER IS NOT TAKEN BY COAL EMPLOYES   Mine Workers Refrain From Attending Meeting Today Because Operators Made Pwhlic Their Pay Proposals.

Southern Coal Operators, Miners — Contract Negotiations Break Down

Negotiations On Coal Wage Are Broken Off   UMW Charges Southern Operators Trying To ‘Liquidate The Union’

UMW Absent At Meeting In Capital   Union Spurns Negotiations To Fix Wages

: Weather Forecast   Miners, Irked By Operators’ Press Release. Walk Out

Lewis Cuts Off Conference With Mine Operators.   Miners Turn Down 85 Cent Daily Pay Hike as Unrealistic

Breakdown Ot Soft Coal Wage Parley Is Neat   Contract Talks Of Southern Operators And Miners May Be Suspended

John L. Lewis  Takes A Walk   President of United: Mine Workers Fails To Shov Up For Meeting With Southern Operators:

Coal Contract Negotiations Break Down As UMW Officials Refuse To Return To Meeting

LEWIS BREAKS OFF WAGE TALKS WITH SOUTHERN OWNERS   Second Conference Between Union Miners And Operators: Collansec .

Kill Cteb License Rill.   Mine Union Deserts Southern Coal Talks   Other Talks Suspended.

Miners, In Huff, Quit Pay Parley   UMW Rejects Southern Coal Operators Offer; Negotiations Off

Lewis Breaks Off All Mine Wage Talks   Cancels Parley After Southern Operators Publicize Offer

PARLEYS FOR CUAL CONTRACT BROKEN AT CAPITAL TODAY   Union Representatives Fail to Appear to Attend Meeting; Criticize Methods.   OFFICIALS STUDY WAGE SITUATIONS

~ COAL PARLEYS   UMW Representative Tells Southern Producers of Boycott

Lewis and Southern Coal  Operators Break Off Parley   Otfered Lewis $12.70

Still Apart — On The Star   All AFL Union Leaders In Kansas City Join.In Seeking Solution :

Storm Waves Cause Damage Along Coast  Biaehact HI, Fu   Highest Tide In History Reported At Jacksonville

 WAVES ING GA.  ea Td Nad           ; PTA  he we AO i Wa a  “HAST TODAY

High Waves Lash Georgia's Coast   Atlantic Born Storm Sweeps Inland With Damage To Cities

One Girl Killed In Explosion; 9 Are Injured   Open Investigations of Tragedy—Think Gas May  Have Been Cause

Ruark Gives General His Testimony  Ranarter Save   Reporter Says He Testified ‘Freely’ On Lee

World Bank Officer Dies   Harold Smith Former U. S. Budget Director

HAROLD SMITH, EX-BUDGET HEAD DIES SUDDENLY   ‘Former Michigan  Official Was Well Known In This City

Spellman May Get High Post  Pope Reported Ready Ta Name Cardinal

HEARING TOLD OF ORDERS TO ALTER REGORL   Bookkeeper from Centerville Testifies Regarding an Inventory..

Altering of Garsson  Books Told   Bookkeeper Says Changes Made After May Probe Begun

Young Suspect Admits Killing ‘Black Dahlia’   Signs Statement Giving Details Of Knife Slaying

ADMITS SLAYING . “BLACK DAHLIA’   YOUTH HELD IN 8ST. LOUIS VOLUNTEERS STORY OF KILLING GIRL,

Voluntarily Tells —  Of Cutting Up Body  Of Los Angeles Girl With Commando Knife

Youth ‘Admits’ Dahlia Murder   Los Angeles Checks Story Of St. Leuis Suspect

States He Killed ‘Black Dahlia’  Youth Volunteers Story of Slaying

7 PERSONS LEFT DEAD BY TORNADO, - SCORES INJURED   Hundreds Made. Homeless by Storm That Sweeps South Central Missouri and Northern Arkansas.   PROPERTY DAMAGE RUNS INTO THOUSANDS   Part of Area in Darkness Du to Power Line Damage — Remote Sections Combed for Additional Victims.

Tornado Leaves Heavy Toll In South Missouri   Four In One Family Ir Shannon County Are Victims

Peril in Red Govt. Cited By Achesor   Any Communist - Driven Regime Endangers U.S., He Says.

Achéson Says. Communist " inated Governments’ An Place Dangerous   SOLON FAVORS SHOWDG OVER SOVIET. EXP

Security Of U. S. Is Jeopardized  _ Acheson: Communists Threaten Our Safety

Dangerous to Security of U.S., Acheson Claims  Testifies Second Day On Truman Plan

Acheson Says Reds Menace U.S. Security   Undersecretary Tells Foreign Affairs Group that Communist - Dominated Governments Endanger U. S.

House Group Hears Claim  By Acheson   State Undersecretary Fixes Control Any Place In World As Dangerous

RED REGIMES MENACE U.S.. ACHESON WARNS   Undersecretary Pushes Plea for Funds To Stop Communism in Greece, Turkey

Security Of Our Nation Is At Stake   Agrees To Bare ‘Secret’  Documents On Greek"Piswte Gtesindi on

Aid to Greece,. Turkey Part of Responsibility’   Undersecretary of State To Rip Secrecy From ‘Background’ Papers —

Sees Danger In Communist  World Set-up   Acheson Says Existence Of Nations Dominated By Communism Is A Danger To U. S. Security

Labels Red Rule A Danger   Communist-dominated Government Anywhere Threat to U. S. Securitv. Save Acheson

Acheson Sees Red Menace In China.  Sounds Warring Of Communist Powe wnn bn fh

China Included, Acheson Asserts In House Hearinc   Discipline, Unanimity Of Reds Throughout World Is Questioned

Communism Seen as Real Menace to U.S.   Any Such Government “Danaerous to Secvrity,” Secretary Achecan Snuc

SEES DANGER IN RED-DOMINATED GOVERNMENTS   Undersecretary Will Reveal Secret Data on Foreign Situation

Will Reveal Secret Papers On Greece, Turks   Red-Dominated Regimes Anywhere In World Threat To U. S.. Report

TED ARE A THREAT   Acheson Says That Is Fact Wherever Qtuation Ia Found

$400 GI State Bonus Asked in Bill   'Red-Ruled Regimes Anywhere Endanger U.S., Acheson Declares

Acheson See: Menace in Red Control   Red-Dominated Governments Dangerous to  U. S., Acheson

Secret ‘Background’ Papers to be Given Press by Acheson   Under Secretary of -State to Reveal Facts About Greece and Turkey

Danger in Any Red-Controlled Government   Acheson Says Security of U. S. Endangered by All Such Governments Anywhere

Communist-Dominatec:: Government ‘Anywhere’  Termed Threat To U.S.

Firm Stand Is Needed Against Stalin Policy of Ageression Throughout World; Secret on Greece, Turkey to Be Made Public

Red-Dominafed Regimes Menace U.S. Security, Acheson Testifies   Secret ‘Background’ Documents. Concerning Situation in Greece and Turkey Will Be Meade Puhlic Stnte Denartment Official Save

Acheson Says Reds Menace US   Soviet-Dominated Nations Threaten Our Security, He Declares

FIRM STAND BY U. 5. IS IMPERATIVE   Soviet-Dominated Nation Anywhere Threat to U. S.

ACHESON CITES DANGER OF ANY RED REGIMES   Pledges Disclosure of ‘Secrets’ Involved in  Policy Shift

Communist Governments Dangerous To Security Of U.S.. Acheson Says

Red Control Held Danger   Acheson Sees Peril In Communist Leaders  ‘Anv Place’

Communism Is Threat To Security   Undersecretary Says Red Governments Work in Full Accord

Communism Said Threat To Security.   Achesoz Sees Government Dominated by Reds as Dangerous; to Publicize  . Secret Background’

All-Time Job Peak Expected   58,300,000 Employment Mark Set in May

British Loan Talks Open   $50-Ounce Gold Rumors Draw Denial From Secretary of Treasury

ONLY BRITAINS BACKING LOOMS ON ACTION NOW   France Will Support Move Only As Part Of General Pian To Curb Reiclf

Big-4 Peace Parley Opens At Moscow  Marshall Gives New Push To Anti-German Alliance

Sec. Marshall To Press For 4-Power Pact   U.S. Delegate Is First To Arrive For Conference

Marshall Seeks 4-Power Pact Against Germany To Preserve the Peace

Ministers Open Moscow Conference   Only Britain To Stand By United States

Conference Opens Session At Moscow   Absence of Ceremony Marks Initial Meeting Of Foreign Ministers

Bevin Only Backer For Marshall .4-Power Pact      U. S. State Secretary To Push For Ger. man Plan Proposed By Byrnes

BEVIN LENDS SUPPORT 16 U.S. PROPOSAL   Secretaries Begin Momentuous Task of Writing Final Peace

Marshall Is Prepared To Insist On Adoption   many And lis Disarmament And Demilitarization.As Planned By Byrnes.

Gen. Marshall Gets Backing Of Bevin Only   Foreign Ministers Council Meets in Russian Capital

. MARSHALL BIDS FOR FOUR-POWER ALLIANCE AGAINST GERMANY AT MOSCOW PARLEY   LIAL MBBS AA SRA           ROPERS        dined  VS ee  re  aA  ee     AE eRe ae  EE  a I eee ee ae

Marshall Holds Firm in Stand On German Pact   Lack of Ceremony Marks Opening Of Deliberations

MARSHALL TO PUSH FOR PACT OF ALLIANCE   Sure Only of Bevin's Support for Treaty Aimed at Germany.

FEW RUSSIANS SEE ENVOYS CONVENE   Marshall First To Arrive At Meeting Place   U.S, REPRESENTATIVE   Holds Potsdam Agreement As Basic Policy For Control Of Germany

Y, S, WILL SEEK TO END THREAT OF AGGRESSION   Secretary Of State Announces Just Before Moscow Parley That He Will Ask Treaty To Keep Germany Disarmed.

Alliance Against Germans Pushed   Foreign Ministers Meet In Moscow

» Marshall Pushes Four-Power Pact   Foreign Ministers Council Opens Meeting in Moscow

SECRETARY T0 BACK ORIGINAL PLAN OF BYRNES   Britain’s Support Seen Sure As Foreign Ministers Onen Moscow Talks

Marshall Presses For 4 Power Pact On German Issue   Reaffirms Stand On Potsdam Plans As Basic Policy

Secretary Marshall To Ask For 4-Power Alliance To Keep Germany Disarmed  and Demilitarized.   MEETING OPENS IN MOSCOW THIS MORNING

Ministers Open Confab In Moscow   Marshall Gives New Push To U.S. Proposal for Four-Power Alliance as Session Cets Under Wav

Marshal) Backing 4-Power Alliance   Secretary Certain Moscow Accord  Can Be Had

Marshall Pushes Plan at Opening Of Ministers’ Meeting   France May Join Western Allies in Pact Against Reich; Heavy Snowstorm Raging In Moscow

Marshall Will Seek Four-Power Alliance at Meet   Britain Will Support American Plan But France Wants to Be Assured Germany Is to Remain Impotent; Foreign Chiefs Open Session

Want Rents Cut To Pay Guards   Apartment Tenants Poin! To Crimes As Need For Protection.

TROOPS NEEDED TO BRING PEACE, DELEGATE SAYS   Security Council Told Republican Forces-_—— Cause More Bloodshed

‘Cease-Fire Command Fails To Halt Bloodshed, Dutch Tell UN Security Council

Cease-Fire Order Increased Shedding of Blood in  Indonesia. Council Is Told

Java Bloodshed Hiked by UN Order, Charged   Security Council Is Given Its Choice of Two Alternatives

UN Told Cease-Fire Order Was Failure   Bloodshed Increased Ir Indonesia, Dutch 1 Report

Bloodshed Is Increased By Action, Claim   Council Asked To ‘Send Troops’ Gr Cancel Its Edict

More Dying Since Cease Fire Edict   U.N.’s Great Order Proves Only A Mockery

DUTCH REQUEST ACTION Indonesian War Said Worse After UN Cease-Fire Order

Dutch Brand UN Cease-Fire Order Failure   Says Bloodshed Has Increased In Indonesia

Savs Cease-Fire Order Has Brought Increased Bloodshed in Indonesia

Dutch Declare Council Order Proved Futile   Bloodshed in Indoanesi: Said Increased After fensaBira Edint

Grocer and Customer  Are Slain    Mystery In Shootings By Masked Intruder At ' Kentucky Town

GUN MAN WITH MASK KILLS 2   Country Storekeeper And Boy Shot Down Near Morehead, Ky.

Youth’s Story Inv estigated Auto Theft Charged.  *“Caonfescec’? Mrrdae

STRIKE LEADER GIVEN BEATING   ; Se oie ait = HOLLYWOOD UNION HEAD I8 —XIDNAPED, BEATEN AND ; TOSSED FROM AUTO"  BY ASSAILANTS —

VIGLENT DEATH COMES TO TEN   At Least Ten In State Suecumb To Traffic Accidents And Fire Over The W eekend.

11 Violent Deaths Reported In State   Traffic Accidents Take Highest Toll In Weekend Fatalities

Angry Motoring Public Demands Action To Halt Increases in Gasoline Prices

PUBLIC ANGERED OVER GAS PRICES   Justice Department Asked to Probe Oil Companies

Schedule Is Altered Ir Response to Numerous Local Requests   TO BE HERE MAY 2I

FREEDOM TRAIN TO STOP IN LAWRENCE   Schedule Is Altered Ir  Response to Numerous Local Requests   TO BE HERE MAY 21

Only Sure Defense Is Good Offense— By Hal Boyle  ‘Blood and Guts’ Telis How To Fight War Right

“Do Not Counsel Y our Fears’  ‘Blood And Guts’ Tells How To Fight--And Wir

War Is Something You Learn as You Fight Along and Gen. Patton Was No Exception

LANSING ESCAPE PLOT 15 FOILED   TUNNEL 1S DISCOVERED UNDER KANSAS PRISON BREAK SET FOR JULY &

Nagged Him About Bringing In Fuel.... Youth Confesses To Shooting Of Sister

NAGGING SISTER KILLED BY BOY   Never Liked Her Anyway '   Says 12 - Year - Old   Colorado Youth

U. S. Citizen Beaten by Hungarians   Agents Aid Escape From Political Police in Budapest

Wife, Diplomat Save American From Russians   She Claws Them, Legation Man Drives Him Away Quickly

MILLER SEEKS. ~ GOVERNOR JOB   ‘CLEVELANDER 18 THIRD DEM. OCRAT TO ENTER THE RACE FOR NOMINATION

Former Mayor Ray Miller Announces Candidaey for Democratic Governor

MILLER ENTERS GOVERNOR RAGE   Defiance Native’s Actior Shapes Democratic Battle Lines

MILLER ENTERS GOVERNOR RACE   Clevelander’s Move Presages  Showdown with Lausche

Ray T. Miller, Former Cleveland Mayor, Is Candidate for Governor

MILLER THROWS HAT INTO GOVERNOR RING   Ex-Cleveland Mayor To Bid On Democratic Ticket —

MILLER TOSSES. HAT INTO RING   Cleveland Politician Enters Governors’ Race

EX-GLEVELAND MAYOR TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR   Ray T. Miller, Former Irish Grid Player, Seeks Role as Democrat

LYE POISONING IS SHUNNED BY SNAKE CULTERS   Georgia’s Hill Folks “Go For Reptiles, However

Olfers Five-Point Pro ram To Ease Russian Fears  Greek Foreign Minister Has Solution For Nation’s Woes

DEMAND (S MADE ABOUT Gl CHARGES   Study of Army Conditions in Italy Is Sought by AMVETS.

AMVETS DEMAND “FULL LEE PROBE   Vow to Drop Support Of UMT, If Inquiry Not ‘Complete’

‘Postmaster General Resigns To Head Baseball’s Cardinals; Jesse Donaldson Gets Post

LAUNCHES NEW CAREER _ Hannegan Leaves Cabinet  “To Head Baseball Club -

Postoffice Dept. Job Is Given  To Ex-Postman   Career Man Named As Hannegan Quits To Enter Baseball

Truman Names Ex-Mail Carrier Postal Chief   Donaldson Appointed As Hannegan Resigns To Head Baseball Club

Careerist Gets  Hannegan Post   Truman Picks Ex-Postmar Ta Head Denartment

Predicted Slump ls Not in Sight   Three Yanks Heid by Reds in Northern Korea

Gas Service In Montgomery  Cut By B last   Fuel Promised Today To City Left Without Means Of Cooking

Probable Issues for State Election Taking Shape, Tickets Remain Uncertain

State Political Issues Taking Shape In Illinois, But Party Leaders Still Uncertam On Candidates

Armada Of B-29 Planes To Sweep ; Over Detroit, Chicago, On ‘August 1

Shipbuilders Out On Strike   Ten East Coast Shipbuilding And Repair Yards Are  Tied Up

Holt Attacks Surplus Plan   Declares He Will Fight Move to Spend

Army Wives In Tokyo Irate At Order Decreeing They Must Give ‘Up Pets By Tomorrow Noon

Army Order Angers Indignant Wives GENERAL DECIDES TO TAKE LONG TRI

Ord Resident Admits Blame Nit-Run Death   Near G.I. Early Christmas Day

Federation Asks Churches iEndSegregatior   “300 St. Louis Churches Requested To ‘Open Doors’

Requests an End to Racial Segregation   Metropolitan Church Federa. tion of St. Louis Made Request.

Bevin Warns Russ Leaders   “You Can Carry Provocation Too Far" Foreign Secretary Says

Reich Unity Will Benefit All Europe   Many People Don’t Grasp the Fact That Germany Was Politico- Economie Heart  Of Continent

Future Welfare Of Europe Depends Upon Restoring Economic Unity To Germany

LeMars High © Students Complete Radio Discussions  Give Final Session _ Of Forum Talks On Aid To Schools

Air Force  Set To Drop Dry Ice on  Hurricane   Florida Suffers Huge Crop Damage From Heavy Rain;  Homes Isolated

Republicans Reject Demo eratic Move Seeking to Investigate State Police.  HOUSE MEMBERS IN  ARTE DPDATNOOANAN CHSCION

Investigation Now Being Made By Govemor Gates, Majority Leaders Argue; Also Cut Another ‘Sniping’ Resolution By Minority Group; House Will Hold Afternoon Session

Pottery Plant Workers to [Estimate Their Portal Pay   Judge Picket Fails to Get Opposing Aftornevs to Acree on Time Issue

CALLS WORKERS BACK T0 COURT   Judge to Quiz Pottery Help or Portal Time

EXT ROUND IN PORTAL SUIT SET MONDAY   "judge To Hear More Testi: mony In Mt. Clemens Pottery Case

Pottery Plant Workers Back In Spotlight  - They'll Give Their   They'll Give Their Estimates on Time

PORTAL JUDGE CHECKS CLAIMS   Spotlight In Legal Dispute * Turns On Pottery Workers Wha Ejlad Fire? Crit

Bostonian Held In Child Slaying  Grilled In Killing” Of Lansdale Girl, 5

3 Tornadoes“ Hit Arkansas, Missouri Areas  Six Persons Dead in Wisconsin  aw Gbawme

Senator Reveals Document Theft In New Mexico  Papers Recovered, However, Officials At Wachinatan Sav

Hickenlooper Tells of Taking of Papers by Two Soldiers; Securit Said Not Violated.  NEWSPAPER STORY CAUSE OF FURORE

Temperctures   Los Alamos Atom Secreis’ Stolen in 1946, Have Been Recovered, Solon Declares  Hickenlooper Replies to New York Paper’s Charge; Says Files Taken While Project Under Army Control

aS Pj NEE EE EEE  Of Joint Atomic Body  But Data Found Later, He Says      Theft, Hickenlooper Explains, Was Committed By Two Army Sergeants

U. §. ATOMIC DATA THEFT IS REVEALED   Senate Informed That Important Documents Taken from Files, Recovered.

STOLEN ATON BOMB PAPERS ARE RECOVERED   Senator Reveals Incident it Reply to Rumors of Secret File Thefts

FBT RETURNED HLES TAKEN BY ARMY PAIR   Souvenir Hunting Blamed for Lapse of Security in March. 1946.

SENATOR SAYS SECRET PAPERS ARE RECOVERED   Answers Charge That Atomic Data was Stolen Recently

FBI Recovers Highly Secret Missing Files   Souvenir Hunters Blamed In Theft From Los Alamos

SAYS ATOM SECRETS STOLEN   Congressman Says Part of Data Has Been Recovered

Says Files Were Since Recovered   Material Taken by Two Sergeants; No Leak fw Carratce Saan

Important Files Are Recovered From Two Gls  FBI Says Soldiers Took Papers.Only 

Two U.S. Sergeants Blamed for Taking ‘Souvenirs in 1946   EE  N.Y. Sun Story 0 on Reds Primes Report; Files Believed Kept from ‘Outsiders’

VEW PARADES IN CLEVELAND   Discuss Housing Situation in Business Meet

V. F. W. PARADES, ACTS ON HOUSING   20,000 Marchers Take Part In Event At Cleveland

TREASURY AGENTS PROBE FOR INCOME TAX EVASION: ROADHOUSE OWNER NABBED

Delegates ‘Sit-in’ As Hostelry Snubs Negroes at Meals   CIO-Nationa! Education Statement Announces Suit Under Civil Richts

CIO DELEGATES IN LONG DEMONSTRATION   + Uplesm Educators Kemain In Coffee Shop Over Eight Hears In Pretest Action

@ ALL IN A DAY'S WORK  “Lost”? Man in Hospital Informed of Brother’s Death by J.-G.

Dutch Trying to Convince World That Indonesia Is. Offspring of Jap Sphere

Duteh Claim Japs Cause Java Strife   Charge Indonesians Are Influenced, Seck To Convince World Of Nippon’s Moves To Aid Republicans

NETHERLANDS RATTLE SKELETON OF FORMER JAPANESE LEADER IN EFFORT TO GET WORLD SYMPATHY

British Police Combing Northern Palestine For 250 Escaped Prisoners

British Hunt 250 Freed by Irgunist  Attack on Prison   Underground Raiders Blast Huge Hole in Wall of Old Acre Jail

British Troops Scour Hills After Mass Prison Break   191 Arabs, 59 Jews Escape Jail in ‘Masterpiece’ Of Underground Planning in Zion

U.N. Gets Explosive  Oil Plan   Would Give World Organization Power Over All Deposits

T TEST OF FOOD-SAVING PROGRAM   Restaurants Unable to Make Change; Fish in Demand

Meatless  Tuesday Is Asked   Margin Requirement On Grain Futures Is Set At 33 1-3 Per Cent

Truman Food Program Gets lts First Test   Dessertless And Butterless Days ‘May Come Next

Special Session Unnecessary This Fall-Vandenberg   Foreign Relations Group May Meet Later Pending Paris Conclave Outcome

President Gives Assurance Of Speedy Veto Of Pending Tax Cut Bill

TRUMAN, PARTY HEADS AGREE TO DECISION   President Won't Interfere With July 26 Adjournment Plans

Special Session Not Likely, Says Sen. Vandenbure  — GOP Leader Think: Truman Will Not — Delay Tax Veto

SEN, VANDENBERG SAYS TRUMAN HAS AGREED NO SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS NEED BE HELD THIS FALL

Congress Won't Need to Return On Special Call   ‘Truman, Top Republicans Agree that Special Session This Fall is Unnecessary

President and Leaders of Republican Lawmakers Agree That None Is Needed—Tax Bill Veto Not to Be Delayed.

Truman and Congress Leaders Agree on No Special Session of Solons in Fall

—TRUMAN, ‘BIG SIX’ CONFER— NoS pecial Session Of Congress Is Expected

Agree No Session Of Congress Will Be Held This Fall   President Assures “Big Six’ He Will Not Hold Up His Tax Bill Veta Messace

President, Republican Leaders Agree No Special Session Of Congress Needed

Fall Session Of Congress Is Ruled Out   President Says Tax Cut vera Wil Not Delay Adjournment

No Special Session Seen  For Congress   Truman, Congressional Leaders ‘Agree That Legislation Can Wait  Tintil Next Tanuary

No Special Sessiot Of Congress to Be Held in Autumn  Senate Committee May Convene To Talk Problems =:

PRESIDENT WILL NOT DELAY TAX VETO MESSAGE   Congressional Leaders Agree No Extra Session Needed This Fall

-— CONGRESS —  Tax Veto To Precede Adjourning   DELAY ON AID BILLS LIKELY

DENY NEED FOR SPECIAL SESSION   VANDENBERG STATES TRUMAN AGREEABLE - TO GOP SCHEDULE

Special Session Of Congress Out, Vandenberg Says   Truman And “Big Six” Decide None Is  Necessary.

Congress Not to Be Called Back in Fall   No Special Session Needed, Truman and ‘Big Six’ Decide

No Special Session of Congress Needed, Pres. Truman, GOP Heads Feel

No Special Session of Congress Need Be  Held, It’s Decided   Truman, “Big Six” Come to Decision, Vandenberg Tells Reporters

NO DEMAND FOR SPECIAL MEET   Fall Session of Congress Unnecessary, Truman ond GOP Solons Contend

No Special Session For Coming Fall   Truman, Leaders Of GOP Congress Agree There's No Need For One

AGREE NOT 10 CALL CONGRESS   Truman And G. O. P. Leaders Say Special Session Unnecessary  WON’T DELAY VETO

Truman Meets With Leaders Of Congress   President Not To Hold Up Adjournment By Delaying Tax Reduction Bill Veto

Need No Special Session, Truman AndCongressSay   Foreign Relations © Committee May Be Called Back

NO FALL TERM (OR CONGRESS ‘EEN NEEDED   ges. Vandenberg Says G.0.P. hieis. Truman Think Session Unnecessary.

‘BIG 6’ RULE OUT SPECIAL SESSION   Unlikely, Vandenberg Says, After Truman Meeting

Leaders Aqree Fall Meeting Unnecessary   Truman Says He Will Not Hold lin Tho Tav Rill

No Special Session   ‘Vandenberg Does Not Expect Fall Meeting White House Agrees

PRESIDENT WILL SPEED MESSAGE ON TAX MEASURI   Decks Will Be Cleared For Adjournment On Schedule July 26

Adjournment. Plans Talked In Conference  Of Top Solons   Foreign Affairs Body May Be Called Back  If Necessity Is Seen

NO SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS. WILL ~ BEHELD THIS FALL   Sen. /Vandenberg Said Ar Agreement Had Been Reached Today.   CONFERENCE’ WAS HELD   Congressional “Big Six” and President Truman Met Yesterday.

President, GOP Leaders Acree Extra Fall Session Of Congress Unnecessary

Extra Session Congress Out Leaders Agree   President Truman Gives Assurance He Will Not Hold Up Veto Of Tax. Reduction Bill

Leaders Agree Fall Meefing Unnecessary  Truman Says He Will Not Hold ' Uo The Tax Bil]

Won't Call Special Meet Of Congress   Truman and GOP Leaders In Agreement, Vandenberg

CONGRESS NOT TO BE CALLED BACK ON AID; QUICK TAX VETO DUE  TRUMAN, G.0.P, HEADS * REACH AGREEMENTS AT “BIG SIX” CONFERENCE

CLAIM OVERELL CAUSED BLAST   Defense Lawyers Say Girl And Lover Could Not Have Been Slayers

Labor Cabinet Beats Attack   Churchill No-Confidence Vote Loses; Left-Winger Assails U.S., Booed

Reds Reject Proposal For U.N. Overhaul   U.S. Accused By Vishinsky Of Building Up A-Bomb Stockpile.

Vishinsky in Blunt Attack OnU.S. Plan   Soviet Delegation Chief Makes Sweeping Charges Against Proposals for  EFuranesan Recovery

Vishinsky Say: U.S., Britain Foster War   America Accused of Piling Up Bombs in World Threat .

Subversive Groups Listed For Probe   Seventy-Eight Organizations. On Loyalty Review Board Lineup

Abbott, Costello Dedicate New $350,000 Health, Recreation Center

GOVERNMENT OPENS “WAR ON PRICES IN MOVEAGAINST STEEL   Federal Trade Commission Charges Steelmakers With - Plot To Fix Prices   CALL DEFENDANTS SEPT. 19

ISSUES CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY AGAINST STEEL   Government Picks Heavyweight Antagonist In First Move Against Soaring Price Structure;  Conspiracy ls Charearl

‘CONSPIRACY’ ON PRICES CHARGED   Major Steel Companies Told   - To Appear For Hearing

U.S. Acts Against Steel   Charges Industry  ’ With Conspiracy To Fix Prices And Stifle Competition

FTC Picks Steel To Open Drive On Hich Prices   Conspiracy to Fix Prices Halt Competition, Chargad In Coase and Desist Order

FTC Accuses Industry Of . Price Fixing   Charges Steel Makers With Control Conspiracy.

Government Drives on Steel Industry in War on Prices   Trade Commission Makes Charge of Conspiracy to Establish Prices

STEEL INDUSTRY LEADERS CITED IN FEDERAL GHARGES   Commission Alleges Con spiracy To Fix Prices, Stiflea Camrnatition

Big Steel Hit In Federal Crackdown   Government Opens Slugging Match Against High Prices

BEGIN PROBE OF HIGH PRICES IN STEEL INDUSTRY   U. S. Trade Commission Charges Conspiracy to Stille Competition

Steel Firms  Rapped By Trade Group   Government Opens Slugging Campaign Against [nflation

CHARGE STEEL INDUSTRY PLOT TO FIX PRICES   TRADE COMMISSION SAYS CONSPIRACY CUT COMPETITION

Steel Industry Is Under Fire   Iegal Collusion in  Price Fixing Charged By Trade Cammiceing

~ STEEL INDUSTRY ACTIONS UNDER FEDERAL LENS   _ Government Opens Battle 4 Against High Prices—Conspiracy Charge Cited

PRICE BATTLE AGAINST. STEEL   sconspiracy To Control Competition Charged By Federal Commission

Government Hits Steel Industry For Price Foaing  3 er 7 ee, rue a   FTC Opens Fight To Lower Prices By “‘Desist”’ Action

Price Fixing Laid to U.S. Steelmakers   Wegal Collusion Charged in Drive On Soaring Prices

Order Accuses Steel Industry Of Conspiracy  and Mociet   Ceuse and Desist Action Is Brought By Trade Group

Steel Industry Named in Action   Trade Commission Charges Conspiracy To Fix Prices

Govt. Charges Conspiracy To Fix Steel Price   FTC Sees Illegal Collusion; Files ‘Cease-AndDesist’ Action.

lilegal Collusion On Prices Charged To Great Industry   Uncle Sam Opens Drive Against High Prices by Taking on Steel Group

Government Opens Battle Against Prices   Steel Industry Initial Target

ok -FTC. CHARGES CONSPIRACY— . Turns Big Guns on Steel  in Opening War on High Prices

STEEL FIRMS ACCUSED OF PRICE-FIXING   Federal Trade Commission Files “Cease and Desist” Action Aimed at Stopping Alleged Suppression of Competition.

U. 5. Points to Steel in Battle On High Prices   ‘Cease and Desist’ Action Charges ‘Plot’ to Stifle Competition

GOVERNMENT LAUNCHES PRICE WAR ON STEEL   Federal Trade Commission Charges Industry With Competition Stifling

Government Accuses Stee! Industry of Price Fixing Cease and Desist Action Is Filed

Gov't Launches Drive On Steel   Conspiracy Charge Filed In Capital

High Price War Opens On Steel   Government Charges Con. spiracy to Fix Cost and Stifle Competition

Steel Makers Charged With   Fixing Prices   Government Opens Drive On High Living Coste With FTC Action Apoinst Firms

DRIVE ON HIGH PRICES OPENEL   Steel Industry Target o! First U. S. Move

U. 5. Opens Fight On Lofty Prices  Big Steel Chosen First Antagonist

Government Opens Fight Upon Price  Rate Fixing   Steel Singled Out For Initial Probe; Hearing Date Set

The Weather:   U. 5. Charges Steel Industry Of Conspiracy  ' Firms Are Accused

Government Opens Fight on High Prices by Bringing Suit Against Steel Industry:

Feed Europe Or Spend For  Defense Says U. S. Senator   Failure to Provide Aid to Necessitate Spending Billions to Guard Our Shores

NO FARM CROPS AT AH EXHIBIT   Not Enough Interest; Space To Be Used For Livestock

Aid Blueprint Being Altered   16 Europe Nations Sit to Revise Needs

16 COUNTRIES IN EUROPE REDRAFI EXTENT OF NEED   Aim To Convince U.S. To Set Aside 99 Billions For Aid

Aim To Convince U:S. That Billions Are Needed  Fury 02 @F™=r 2% BY . lCUeehlUmcklCUelUle   Insists That Blueprint Be Done All Over ' Again

EUROPE NATIONS BEGIN DRAFTING REPORT OF NEEDS,   Sixteen Countries to Ask U.§, for $22% Billion

Europe Redrafts Report of Its Monetary Needs   16 Nations Are Told First Report s -Uniaeeeptable-

EUROPEAN AID NEEDS REVISED   16 Nations To Seek 22 Bil lions under U. S. Program

Sixteen Countries to Redraft a Report of Needs, Resources and Intentions.

Europeans Budget Needs For U.S. Help   Must Show Determina tion To Help Themselves To Be Eligible For Cut In Jackpot.

HE WANTED QUIET, SO—  ‘Author Packs.Up And Flees As Calliope Comes To Town

[Tough To Get Tire Year Ago, Wasn't It? Well, Tire Buying’s Fun Today, With Old Law of Supply And Demand Favoring Purchaser

Tire Dealers Are Subjects of Customers’ First Post-War  Chuckles—S & D Law Does It

Bus Segregation Bill Is Approved  Bonus For Alabama Veterans Proposed

Committee Okehs Bus Race Segregation Bill   Legislature Recesses Until Friday To Give Committee Opportunity To Work On Multitude Of Measures Introduced At Initial Session

O’DANIEL OPPOSES  Texas Demos Generally Back Aid Plan, Question Controls

Texas Demos Favor World Aid  O’Daniel Is Adverse To Party Thought

Most Texas Solons Favor  Truman Plea O’Daniet, However Cries Out Against Control Proposals

Union Head Says Proposed $2-to-$4 Increase Will Not Meet Higher Living Costs.   ‘COMPANY SPOKESMAN  EXPRESSES REGRET  i   Negotiating Session at St. Louis is Recessed Subject to Call by Federal Conciliator.

Former Manager of Scranton Country Club Testifies as to Fee in Connection with Central Forging Reorganization.

United Nations Likely to Bar Albania   Eight Others Also May Have Applications Denied

Albania Gets Cold Shoulder in Plea For UN Membership  Historic Trouble Spot  of Balkans Is So Far

ALBANIA MAY BE RARRED AS U.N. MEMBER   RUSSIA AND U.S.A STILL FAR APART ON ATOMIC PLAN

ALBANIA MAY BE BARRED AS MEMBER   Reugh Sledding Is Ahead for Nations Seviet-Sponsored

Four Big Powers Hesitate to Take Albania Into UN  Applications of Nine Countries for Entry  May Be Rejected

POWERS WILL BAR ALBANIA   Peace Intentions of Natior Questoned in Debate On U. N. Membership

1,000 ATTEND ANNUAL FLAG DAY PROGRAM   Peck and Pope Cottages First in Glenwood Drilling’   AWARDS PRESENTED

31 Feared Drowned In Wreck Of Army Ship   Rescue Parties Find No Sign 0 Life On Vessel Broken In Half Off Coast Of British Columbia

18° CREWMEN FEARED LOST ON FREIGHTER   Vessel Cracks Up In Heavy Seas  Off Canada

Senate Overtime  Decreed by Taft  zi eae 06=6h@] lh THK eek eS   Long Session Orderec To Dispose of Portal Pay Legislation

Senate Hopes For  Early Vote On  Portal Pay Bill Will Remain In Session Tonight

Portal Bill Disposal Is Sought   GOP Leaders Put Senate On Overtime To Settle Measure

Weather Delays Engagement  Tiny ‘Taskforce Firehcise’ On Guard At Newark Bay

Newark, N. J., Gets Set to Prevent Old Battlewagon from Being Junked in Bav

New Mexico. Heads Toward ‘Battle’ of Newark Channel"   City Officials Alert Theis ‘Navy’ 10 =Douse Avriyals,. if They ‘Push On 

On to Battle of Newark Bay!  ad  Tug Towing New M exico Calls for Help —

Tugboats Face Battleship In Newark War   Seek To Prevent Scrapping Of Ship

LEGISLATIVE ADJOURNMENT DATE TALKED   Senate Recesses Until Monday; Nominations Pend

‘Hot Debate Under Way in House On Adjournment Date   Resolution Submitted In Senate Asking ‘Full’ Investigation of Pardons

‘ABDICATION A LINK IN CHAIN, ANALYST SAYS   Mihai’s Withdrawal Held No Mystery; Reds Blamed

TWOKILLEDIN PLANE MISHAP   ‘Four Other Crew Members Parachute To Safety

Guard Plan e Crashes, -T'wo Crewmen Dead   Four Others Parachute To Safety When Ship Falls Near Williams * port, Pa.

Tulsa Police Nab Hoosier Early Today   Wealthy Contractor Halted On Way To  California Haven

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we FF Awe VIN eewiye  Russia’ 8 bitont Toward World Revealed by Atomic Position

FEW CHANGES LIKELY  INSTATE GOVERNMENT   John C. Bell Begins Serving A 20-Day Interim   MARTIN QUITS OFFICE

Governor Bell Begins Serving  His Short Tern   New Governor To Serve Until Duff’s Inauguration On January 21

ITS A BET? RACE IS. ON   Winner of 2-Some in Bendix Will Collect Ten Thousand

Daughter of Physicist Found 100 Miles from Place of Disappearance

Nadia Evans Resting in Hub Hospital   Belmont Girl Found by Friend  ey fone nA:

Court Upholds Railway Plans   Tribunal: . Refuses Review OF AnwNadiat Lat

May Set Off Drive For ICC Policy Change Supreme Court Declines Action On Controverted Railway Issue

High Court Also Declines To Interfere In Rock Island Railway Reorganization; German Officer's Plea Denied

COURT TURNS DOWN APPEAL   Supreme Court Declines To Interfere In Railroad  Reorganization Plan

Court Ruling May Cause ICC Policy Change   Justices’ Action Viewed as Pattern in Railway Cases

High CourtUS Appeals AllowsR.I.to ForEvidence Reorganize Of UN Intent

Katayama Request ‘Austerity’ Period   Japs’ Premier Promises Quick Economic Liberty

Police Accused By Young Girl On Rape Count   Two Officers Who Found Her “Petting” With Boy Held For Assault In California

Evidence Seizure — Upheld By Jurists   Supreme: Court Splits. * To.4 On Searches: By. Police Officers -

‘Ransack’ Evidence  Declared Legal   High Court Splits on Warrantless Search

Arabs Voice Ultimatum On Palestine   Syria, Saudi Arabia And Iraq Demand an Independent State

INDEPENDENT STATE DAID ONLY SOLUTION TO PALESTINE ISSUE  ULTIMATUM HEARD FRON SYRIA, ARABIA, IRAQ;

Arabs Give Ultimatum  To Assembly   Will Abide By No Solution Which Does Not Give  Freedom To Palestine

ARABS DEMAND INDEPENDENCE FOR HOLY LAND   Warn They'll Ignore Any Other Solution In Palestine

Arabs Issue Sharp Warning fo U.N. On Holy Land   Will Abide Decision Only If Independent State is Created

INDEPENDENCE NOT IN SIGHT   American Sources Predict U.N. Will Override Russian Proposal to Grant Palestine Self-Rule in Six Months.

Arab States Deliver Ultimatum   Full Independence For Holy Land Is Their Demand

Arab Countries. Give Warning tc United Nations  Want’ Independent . -. Palestine State - ~-

. N. HANDED ARAB WARNING ON PALESTINE   yria, Saudi Atabia, Iraq ll Say Independent State Only Solution.

FOREST FIRES STILL MENACE   FIRE FIGHT EHS BATTLING FLAMES IN NEW ENGLAND— ' “POSSES HUNTING ARSONISTS

Fire Fighters In New England Again On Alert   ‘Fear Great Forest Fires _ Now Under Control, May Break Out Again   OVER 1,000 HOMES LOST IN MAINE

 ~-ARMY STUDIES WEATHERAnalyzes Pro perties  Of Rain, Hail, Snow

Marshall Faced with Issue after...” Ratirn from Inter-American Parley

Marshall Studies Need for Special  Congress Session   Lovett Speech Indicates Need for Stop-Gap Action On European Aid   CAN'T DELAY CALL, OFFICIALS BELIEVE   Either President or Top Republican Leaders Can Issue Summons

Economic Aid Program For Western Europe At Emergency Stage   Some Top Government Officials Doubt That Congressional Decision Can Be Postponed Until Reconvening In January.

SPEEDY ACTION TO AID EUROPE IS IMPERATIVE  Question of Calling   Question of Calling Special Session of Congress Faces Sec: retary Marshall.

‘House Committee Has First “Grass Roots” Hearing For Ideas On Agriculture Policy

2 Bank Bandits Nabbed In Wood:  Woman President Irked By Hold-Up ©

POLICE WIDEN BLACK DAHLIA DEATH INQUIRY   Handsome Ex-Marine Still Subject Of Search

Torso Murder Suspect Held: Hunt Goes On   Phrase Mumbled In Sleep Jails Man On Bus; Ex-Marine Sought

‘Black Dahlia’ Mutilation Suspect Held   . Cook Who Muttered of Leaving Scar on Leg Held in California

Will Trim Army Size If Training Approved   Offer To Cut Regular Army To 875,000 For OK By Congress

GOP’s Cut In Budget Is Bucked   Armed Services Group Assails Economy Plans

GURNEY CLAIMS HUGE CUT WIL CRIPPLE DEFENS   Joint Committee Ask Ceiling on Government Spending

Says Proposed M ilitary Cut In Budget Would Leave Navy Impotent, Army Inadequate

Four Killed In Windstorm At Glendale,Okla.   Members of One Family; Red Cross, Patrol! - Rushes Aid to Town

4 KILLED IN WIND STORM   Members of Oklahoma Family Reported Dead; Rush Aid  to Cammiunity,

4 DIE IN WIND STORM   All Were Members of One Family In Leflore Count. Oklahoma

Tornado Kills 4 In East Oklahome   Twister Strikes Near Poteau, Across River From Fort Smith

Four Reported Killed in Sooner Windstorm   Four Members of Family Dead---Storm Strikes in Enetard Dap. AC Stat.

RED CROSS AID SENT TO TORNADO ~ DISASTER SCENE   Four Said to Have Been Killed Near Poteau, Okla.

Four Persons Die In Wind Storm   Big Blow ‘Strikes Glendale Commnnity In Enetern OkdJahoma

ANIMAL: EPIDEMIC HITS TOTS  Two: Louisianans Die of Sleeping Sickness

HE HEALTH AUTHORITIES WORK 'TO HALT EPIDEMIC tas Saupe TORISTANA

WASHINGTON MERRY -GO- ROUND   REPUBLICANS HAVE WEW POLICY OF TRUMPING GOOD DEMOCRATIC BILLS; REPUBLICANS TAKE OVER REP. HEBERT’S ANTI-ALCOHOLISM LEGISLATION; HOLLY.  BAFTA! S WAW VER ATA 4 lee Ee

-DMAN TAKEN ON WAY TO GET MONEY ORDEE   Trapped on Tip. He Had Wired Los Angeles Relatives to Send Funds.

TO HEAD CAINE   French Coramunists Will Cooperate if Given Im peetant Pect

Auriol Presses Blum To Accept Post As Premier Of New French Republic

BLUM SEEN AS FRENGH PREMIER   President Auriol Is Expected To Name Fellow-Sce cialist To Premiership Of New French Cabinet.

Blum May Head French Cabinet   Sources Say Auriol Will Offer Cabinet Premiership To Friend

Assembly Closes 15 Hours Late  Gasoline Tax Increase Defeated, Compromise On Funds Accepted

Says Government Accepted Delivery of All I Except One  ~« Aebenae Vilaecle   Swimmer Actress Finds Inquiry Helpful for Publicity

Entertainment Expenses Also Less Than Others, He  Says In Own Defense

Explanation of ‘Russian Plan Is Asked  German Industry ' Level to Be

Explanation of Russian Plan Is Asked   German Industry Level to Be Boosted in Zone

WILDLIFE ASSN, ELECTION TODAY   Group Ending Two-Day Annual Session In Raleigh Addressed By President Of Wildlife Management Institute Of Washington.

WAR VETERANS SCORE WINS IN TUESDAY VOTE   Upset Seasoned Campaigners In Several Cities; Democrats Take Kentucky

Tuesday Voting Fails To Reveal  National Trene   Rising Influence Of World War II Veterans Is Strongly Evident However   ELECTIONS MAKE NO CONGRESS CHANGE

RISING TIDE OF VET INFLUENCE SHOWN BY VOTE   Voters Of Ohio And New York Okeh Bonuses, Ex-Service Men Win Elections

5 Unions With 43,000 Workers Accept Contract   Groups Not Affiliated With NFTW Renew Talks Today To Settle Dispute

Members Balk at $4 Increase      Contract Agreed Upon by Negotiators for Five Striking Groups, Companies

Prison Mutiny Under Inquiry   Formal Investigation Opened: Laundry Is Tindamaced

Jury Hears About Tastes of Canines   Seams They Prefer Mickey Mouse ot Movies

Contest of Will Brings Out Amazing Tastes of Seinbridae’< Sattarc

Governsier To Wine Out Chinese Reds   Officials Convinced. Military Action Is Only Way To Settle Differences

CHINESE PUSH WAR ON REDS   Government General Predicts Defeat in Three Months

Gambling In Grain Scored By President   Federal Inquiry Is Under Way; Chicago Grand Jury Probing Meat Packers

TRUMAN REPORTS FEDERAL PROBE GRAIN GAMBLING   BLAMES SPECULATION FOR RISING PRICES; NOT EXPORT TRADE

Speculation Helps Boost Food Prices   Believes Food Saving Plan Will Succeed; Control Return Undecided

 Congress May Be Called To Aid Europe.   Seeretary 3: Says No P i That Laws Tlave 2 Broken; Cotton * And Grain Gambling Blam pg

Truman Raps Gambling (n Exchanges   Report Shows Storag Poultry Stocks Reached New High

ATTORNEY GENERAL INVESTIGATING Gambling In Grain ‘Market Is Rapped -

Clark Probe Of Exchange Actions Set  Anderson Reports No Evidence Laws

Speculation Is Blamed  ForIncrease   Truman Cites Great Gambling in Various Exchanges; Meat Is Reing Checked   Plans No Rations      President Does Point to ‘Boosts Since End of Controls

Justice Dept. Investigating Grain Tradins  ‘Gambling’ Blamed By President for Hioh Food Prices

Gambling in Grain Inquiry Launched   President Brands Controls As ‘Police State Methods’

Truman Reveals Attorney General  Conducting Probe   President Sees No Need For Return of Food Rationing at Present

Commodity Marts Being Watched   Grains And Fibers Under Scrutiny Of Attorney-General

LINKS TRADES TOINGREASED ~ WHEAT PRICE   Truman Sees No Need of Food Rationing or Control in Saving Drive.

Charges Speculation Has Upped Prices; Wheat Traded In About Eight Times

Truman Hits Gambling on Commodities   Biames Dealings For increases In Food Casts

Truman Announces Probe... . Gambling In Grains And Fibres Studied

Huge Poultry Supplies Hint Fight Coming On New Plan   Methods Of Saving Grain To Be Aired In Meetings Today

Grain Gambling Probe Ordered   Truman Attributes Much of High Food Costs to Operations of Speculators; He May Cai! Conaress on European Aid

Gambling on Markets by Grain, Fiber Traders  Under Government Probe

Gambling in Grain Probed By Clark   Investigation Is Under Way Now, Truman Reveals

Truman Not In Favor of Rationing   Says Grain Crop Has Been Traded ‘Eight Or Nine Times’

Truman Sees NoNeedfor Rationing Now   Food Committee - Seeks Pact With Bakers, Brewers

Clark Starts Investigation Into Trading   President Sees No Immediate Need To Return To Price Controls. Rationina

Clark Probes “Gambling”. In Grain Markets  Anderson Says No Proof Laws Broken

TOM CLARK 1S PROBING GRAIN TRAD:   Truman Reveals Attorney General Is_ Investigating Gambling on Commodity Exchanges of the United States.

President Reveals Probe of Gambling In Grain, Fibers   Attributes Much of Food Cost Increase To Speculation---Says Cen el Dien Deaneaeetay

CHICAGO GRAIN GAMBLING IS INVESTIGATED BY TOM CLARK   Attorney General Finds Increased Costs of Food Due to Speculation—Truman Says Grain Crop Has Been Traded Eight or Nine Times

CLARK PROBES  MPLING ON  Gh  (Dp  (; mY      eh FP dnaechs Badan  DAN         mC  te AU \ we

Gambling in Grain, Fibers Being Probed   Truman .Speoks Out Against ft on Commodity Exchanges os Reising Food Cost:

U. 5. OPENS QUIZ OF GAMBLING IN GRAIN MARKETS   President Blames Much 0 High Food Costs Upon Board Speculation

U. S. Investigating Gambling In Grains And Fibers;  Truman Says Food Conservation Plan Is Working

Probe Of Grain Marts Underway   Grain Men Declare Government Buying Cause Of High Prices

Truman Blames Speculation For Surging Prices   President Optimistic Over Success Of Food Program; Seek Agreemenis With Bakers And Brewers

Probe Gambling in Grain Pits   Truman Admits Clark Investigating Grain, Fiber Exchanaes

Grain Gambling ls Blamed For Hich Food Cost   President Believes Conservation Plan I; Showing Success

Truman Says Gambling In Grain Probed   as  “Poultry Storage: Hits New Record

‘Speculations’ Seen As Cause  Of High Cost:   President Admits U.S. Buy. ing Has Some Effect On Price, But Nation Has . Always Exported   Jury Investigates  Meat Processors   Final Agreements Are . Sought By Luekman With Brewers, Bakers Today Yo Conserve Grains

President Says Probe Has Already Started   Attorney General Busy, Truman Discloses In Attributing Much Of Increased Food Costs To Sneculation.

Informs Newsmen Attomey General Now Investigating Gambling in Food Grains; Declares  Conservation Of  Edible Products ° Priaressing Nicely

GRAIN GAMBLING IS BEING PROBED: TRUMAN ASSERTS   President Attributes High Food Costs to Speculation in Nation’s Exchanges.  * 4   TOP MARKET MEN DISPUTE STATEMENT      Blame Government Buying for Rising Prices—Ander- _ son Reports No Law _ Violations Found. ~

Clark Checking On Gambling at Grain Markets.   Truman Sees Signs Food Saving Proaram a Success

US Probing Grain Mart Gambling   President Says Increased Food Costs Due to Speculation

Asks Probe Of Gambling  In Grain —   Brokers Blame Export Selling

Investigation Is Revealed By President   Truman Speaks Out Against Gambling in Grains, Fibers

Truman Rejects Price Controls And Rationing  ~ President Says Such _Methods Resemble Those' Of Police State

No Evidence Is Uncovered On Violations   Truman . Blames High Prices On Gambling 2 In Exchanges

FEDERAL IS DISCLOSED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Sees No Present Necessity for Return to Rationing of Food

Truman Bar Ration, Price Curb Action   Wheat Is Quoted At Record. Levels On Chicago Market

GAMBLING IN GRAIN BLAMED IN PRICE RISE   No Evidence Is Found Of Law Violations, Anderson Savs

Truman Charges Speculation Hikes Food Cost   Sees No Immediate Need For Return To Controls

Raps Grain “Gambling”   Largely to Blame For Rising Food Costs, .. Says Truman; Program -To Save Food Gaining

MARSHALL BROWN OF BOYS RANCH ROTARY SPEAKER  Tells of History, Activities of Variety Club Undertaking

MARSHALL BROWN OF BOYS RANCH ROTARY SPEAKER  Tells of History,   Tells of History, Activities of Variety Club Undertaking

Railroads In Palestine Are  Wrecked   Communications To Fgovpt Are Out

Underground Plants Land Mines  Palestine’s Rail Traffic Is I ee a pa

Underground Plants Land Mines  - Palestine’s Rail Traffic Is Halted by Blasts

Long-Range Foreign Food Relief Plan Forecast   Conservation Of Soil Back In Limelight

Relief Program May Get Question Of Conservation      War’s Drain On Soil May Drop Fight Into Foreign Aid Plans

Cooley Bill Would Eliminate Regional Soil  Conservation Offices, Establish Committee

Avert Strike Of Prisoners  At Nebr. Pen   Series Of Meeting Between Control Board, Prisoners’ Committee.

TRUMAN HANDS SHARP REBUFE TO SENATORS   White House Source Hints Blistering Note Today

Will Rap GOF In Message This Morning:  Democrats May  Abandon Filibuster

GIRLS CONDUCT AN ~ ARDENT CAMPAIGN   With Expense Held to $1 _ Electioneering Leans  Heavily on Slogans —   174 AT GIRLS STATE

CONDUCT AN ARDENT CAMPAIGN   With Expense Held to $1 _Electioneering Leans Heavily on Slogans  174 AT GIRLS STATE

DESPITE ARAB PROTEST  Big Five Excluded From U.N. Inquiry on Palestine

Big Five Excluded From Inquiry Board   Arab Walkout Threatens UN Palestine Assembly

Palestine Case Up to 11 Nations   But Big Countries Are Excluded And Arab States Are Unhappy

BIG. 9 VOTED OUT OF HOLY LAND INQUIRY   ISSUE LEFT TO 1 SMALLER NATIONS FOR ACTION

Big Five Is Excluded From Inquiry Group   Smaller Nations Will Make U. N. Palestine Study

SMALL NATIONS TO PROBE HOLY LANDS STATUS   Arab Walk-Out Threat Hangs Over Future U. N. Assembly

Assembly Excludes Big Five From Serving On UN Palestine Inquiry Commission   jto have the same membershi fag the ll-nation security council.

U. N. Excludes Big 5 in Probe Of Holy Land   Arabs Abstain From Vote As Chiefs Hint Walkout On Palestine Tn

COUNTRIES T0 PROBE GROUF   Action of Assembly’s Political Body Held Victory for U. S.

Big 5 Excluded From Hearings ~ Over Palestine   Move Is _ Representinc Victory for U.S. At U. N. Sessions

UN Selects 11-Nations Probe Body   Big Five Excluded In Vote; Holy Land  Freedom Js Denied

Arab States Abstain — in Protest   Political Committee Excludes Big 5 From Membership

Marshall Rushes Basic Decisions . On European Aid   Secretary of State Leaves UN Sessions To Plan New Battles

Sec. Marshall Faces His. : Busiest Month   Has Four Main ~ Tasks Before - Leaving for London

MARSHALL TO MAP PLANS ON BUROPEAN AID   Secretary of State Must Resolve Tough Problems Before Leaving for London

Big Airliner In Distress Over Ocean   Craft Jettisons Cargo, Circles Two Ships Sighted In Atlantie

Airliner Faces Crash Landing Far Out at Sea   French Constellation Circles Two Ships South of Portugal

SITKA’S HOME-OWNED NEWSPAPE  10c a copy  MEMBER OF Associated Press   Two Russian Tugs Stop Briefly In Sitka

PRODUCTION OF ATOMIC BOMBS HIT BY RUSSIA   U. S. Sharply Criticized For Continued Manufacture Of Weapons   ARMS LIMITATION AGREEMENT UNLIKELY

American Control Plan Turned Down By Soviet Russia   Continuation of Production of Weapons Certain Lever for Political Pressure on Some Nations, Gromyko Tells Council

SOVIETS WANT BAN ON ATOM BOMB MAKING   CONTINUED OUTPUT OF WEAPONS IN U. S. CRITICIZED

Atomic Bomb Manufacture As Criticized   Russia Demands United Naticns Act On Contro! Problem

STATEWIDE MANHUNT ON FOR SURVIVING TEXAS BANK ROBBER  FUGITIVE BELIEVED TO BE BROTHER OF BANDIT SLAIN AT CRIME SCENE

Singer Resumes Testimony; Acts Phases of Story      Knows How: ot When’  She” .Fired < Fatal -. . Ghat an. Bont —- .

Court Hears Detai!s Of Yacht Killing ....  Girl Describes How She Slew Her Lover

Dancer Tells Of Dramatic Slaying Of Lover In Havana   Tells of Threat

Dancer Says She Doesn't Know Shooting Details  Patricia Schmidt Tells Court Her Lover Had Threatened Her

Dancer on Stand for Mee Murder   Patricia Schmidt Says She ‘Hardly Knows How or  When’ She Fired

Three Girls, Two Boys — Delivered at Harvard -Hospital During Weel

Four Girls, One Boy Born During the Week. at Community Hospital!

Japs Launch Campaign To Slash Prices   Labor Unions Support Move

Talk Of Special Session Renewed  Marshall To Report To Truman Sunday

State Secretary Ready to Urge Early Europe Aid  High Prices Also - we... i238  en me   High Prices Also To Give President Another Headache

TRUMAN RETURNS   SEN WrvirwrN NSE Ww REN SE NEO Tl §)  Answer on Special Session Seen Soon

TRUMAN FACES DECISIONS ON AID AND PRICES   Marshall Believed Set To Ask Special Help  Far Furoaneane

PRESIDENT T ARRIVE TODAY IN WASHINGTON   Number Of Pressing Prob lems Confronting Chief Executive   SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS IS LIKELY

Truman Decision On European Aid ls Expected Soon   Need of Special Session Looms as Big Question for Administration

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Truman to Tackle European Problem on Return Today

Decision Due Soon On Aid To Europe.  President Due —  Home This Mornin

Truman Face: Big Problems On Return   Plans Conferences On European Aid And Rising Prices

Early Decision By Truman Seen On Aid Proaram   Renewed Speculatior On Special Congress Session Is Heard

TRUMAN NEARS CAPITAL: PLANS CONFERENCES   Will Confer With Tor Level Aides Over The Weekend

Karly Decision On Aid Pleas Of Europe Seen   Special Session Talk Revives as Truman Schedules Parleys

Hieads Inte Conference With Top Aides, Tielud ing Seeretury Marshall, On Special Session,

Syrian Army In Maneuvers Near Palestine   Fear Expressed That Arab Legions Might Seize Positions Of Advantage   TROOPS ARE MOVED -TO BORDER SWIFTLY  —_e- se -— aS eS}.

BOLT DAMAGES TOLEDO BRIDGE   Lightning Kills Waterville Farmer Making Hay

Electrical Storms Break Ohio Heat   Lightning Knocks Out Bridge; Kills Farmer

MAYOR TRAILS BY 16,000 IN DETROIT VOTE   VAN ANTWERP WINS NOMINATION WITH JEFFRIES

Former Premier Leads Italians  Communists Agree nono Onnnacition

TALIAN REDS ARE WL TERE NN NIT} CABIN   De Gasperi and Orland “Pledge Help in Form + i AeA

FERGUSON ASKS PAULEY PAPERS   Senate Committee Wants  Information Soon As Possible

RAIN DEALS RE UNDER 5, PROBE   Pauley Will Be Asked To Produce Records  Of Food Gambling

Senator Ferguson Calls On Pauley-lo Deliver -Llis Exchange Records

Sen. Ferguson Seeking Pauley Records To Open  Feed Sneeulation Probe   Investigators Wish To Learn If Government Officials Profited

Senate Committee Demands Pauley  Deliver Records   Probers Want to Get To Work Early in Hunt For ‘Inside Profits’

Pauley ls Reminded To Produce Records   List Of Commodity Traders Expected Late This Week

TO GIVE GRAIN TRADING DATA   Delivery Of Records To Probe Committee Demanded In Note

‘Metzenbaum Plans Bill ' To Establish Ohio FEPC   Claims Bi-Partisan Support for Measure; Appropriation Bill Ready for Signing by Herbert

REO CROSS TO HAVE FORMS ON MONOAY   Sheriffs to Distribute Blanks to Banks, Employers and Vet Organizations

Bonus Blanks fo Be Out Monday  Various Places Will -Have Them for Vets

Peace Draft Is Insuranee, SaysCompton   House May Adopt AntiLynching And AntiPoll Tax Bills

Urges Military Training as Fire Insurance  Compton Says U. S. Must be Ready To Move Fast

Military Training Program Urged   Congressmen Hear  Plea for ‘Insurance’ If New War Comes

Army Traming Assailed as ‘Arms Race’  Rejection of Military   Rejection of Military Program Urged by Prominent American:

‘Tells Police He Threw Acid In. Her Face “So She'd  Never See Another Man”

[hrows Acid in Wife’s Face to Keep Her From Looking at Other Men

Disabled Navy Veteran Tries. to — Blind Wife So She Can't See Mer

ADMITS HURLING ACID AT HIS WIFE   Newark Man Didn’t Want Wife To “Ever See Another Man;”’ Tried To Kill Himself But Failed.

HURLS ACID INTO HIS WIFE’S FACE   ‘SO SHE'LL NEVER SEE ANOTHER MAN,’ SAYS ESTRANGED HUSBAND

Faunilies of Victims of Centralia Tragedy to Get Nothing from UMW

Families Will Get State Aid      UMW Headquarters Says Royalty Fund -Assistance Not Available. .

Union May Have No Other Course  _-Reuther Falks- About “Prices. Waqe Boosts

Reuther Holds Pay Fight Sure   More Wages if Prices Do Not Come Down. TZIAW Inaictanca

‘Gelatin King’ Offers To Pay Ex-Wife Million To End Marital Troubles

Dewey Drive Making Gains   Midwest Tour Strategy Conferences Believed To Be Boosting Chances

DEWEY CAMPAIGN FOR DELEGATES GAINS MOMENTUM   Governer Attends Strategy ‘Conferences With Kansas,  Bhieeesee landore

You Have Atomic Energy  150,000 Radioactive Carbon Explosions In Humans Daily

Riofing Over Partition Of Palestine   American University, Embassy Jeered By Arab Mobs

U.S. Legation in Damascus Under Attacks by Mob   Flag Is Ripped Down: Vote for Partition Arouses Tribes

Eleven Are Killed; Arabs’ Ire Mounts   US., Russian Buildings Stoned—Azzam Declares Arabs Never Will Submit

Arabs Stirred to Violent Outbreak   Eight Deaths in Palestine Disorders Potesting ’ Partition   MORE TROUBLE BREWS   ‘Three Day Strike Called; ' British Take Steps to Keep Order

Violence Marks Partition Vote  Seven Jews Killed in Holy Land, Others  sm Dlamaceic ac Rattla C rine Racnaind

8 JEWS SLAIN IN HOLY LAND; STRIKE IS SET   Arabs Plan Demonstration i ’ Palestine as Sequel to UN Action

Arabs Insult U. S.. Warn of Hol y War  Palestine Partition Incenses Moslems—

Insults To U. SAnd Russia After Their Supporting Plan Before U.N.

General Strike of Over Holy Land   Weekend Viclence Costs Lives of Right Jews as Ganfire Rekes Buses, Streets

UN Decision © Brings Forth. Much Trouble   Results In Death Of 8 Jews; More Trouble Is Seen.

A DOZEN DEATHS REPORTED IN THE HOLY LAND TODAY   Brought the Threat of Was From 32,000,000 Arabs In Middle Fast.   ! JEWS DIED VIOLENTLY   The United States Was Under Insulting Attacks From Arabs.

Palestine Scene Of Greatest Violence After U. N. Vote T. Dartition Land: Eioht Dead. 3-Dav Strike Planned

PARTITION PLAN FOR PALESTINE STIRS TROUBLE   \rabs Protest UN Decision By Calling General Strike; Six Already Killed In  Communal Clashes.

Eight Jews Dead In Violent Week End of Rioting  General Strike of Arabs Threatened

UN Partition of Holy Land Stirs Up Grave Rioting   Eight Jews Killed..Arab Labor Union Leaders Plan « 3.day Walkout

U.S. and Russia Suffer Insulting Attacks from Arabs in Egypt and Syria as Jews Celebrate.  THREAT OF WAR IN PALESTINE LOOMS

Arabs Threaten War Upon Jews   American Legation In Damascus Target Of Anery Natives

Violence Stemming From UN Decision To Partition Palestine Results In Dozen Deaths, Threat of Holy War

MORE TE SEEN IN ARAB 3-DAY STRIAE   British Will Try Tc Keep Order Until  Troops Leave

New Wave Of Violence  In Palestine   Arabs Threaten To Start Holy War as Result of Partition

Death Marks News; U. S. Flag Ripped From Staff   Seven Jews Dead As Arabs Give Battle; Pasha Forces Ready

Arabs Fight  Jews   Kill Eight.in Wave Of Violence Following UN Decision to Partition Palestine

8 JEWS SLAIN BY ARAB MOBS IN PALESTINE   Violence Is Aroused By UN Decision to Partition Nation.   STRIKE IS CALLED   Three-Day General Walkout Expected to Start Tomorrow.

U. $. Legation Stoned, Flaa Ripped Down   Arabs Incensed By UN Vote To Partition Palestine Into Two Separate Countries

12 Deaths In Middle Kast As Arabs Protest UN Partition   U. S. and Soviet Centers Attacked: Three-Day Strike Called

Arabs Stirred te Vielent Outbreak   J  Eight Deaths in Palestine Disorde:  rs Potesting Partition      Three Day Strike Called; Boag) Take Steps to Keep  Tr

RIOTING FOLLOWS UN DECISION 10 SPLIT PALESTINE  SYRIAN MOB STONES U.S. LEGATION AS

Fighting Flares In Wake Of U.N. Partition Action   Seven Jews Killed In Holy Land And Four Others Slain At The Syrian Capital; American Legation Stoned.

Three-Day Arab Strike Is Scheduled to Begin Tuesday; Violence Brings Death to Eight Jewish Persons

Flag Ripped Down In Damascus Attack   Death, Strikes Insults Follow U.N. Decision to Split Palestine

Jerusalem and Cairo Seethe as Protests Against U. N.’s Plan Fiare into Violence

Violence Marks Jew-Arab Split   Arabs, Jews Gird for Bloody, Holy Wor in Near East

House Deticit  Action Asked   Missing Funds Problem Handed to Attorney Gen. Tom Clark

Justice Departinent Has Next Move in Case of Solons’ “Bank” Shortage

Clark Acts On Fund Shortage   Gives Criminal Division Audit Showing Deficit In Congress ‘Bank’

$125,563 Shortage in House Bank  Members May Be   Members May Be Called on to Pav Part of Loss

Official Audit Bares $125,563 Romney Deficit   Congress ‘Bank’ Shortage Case Turned Over To Attorney General.

Romney Case Put in Hands of Tom Clark   Ex-Sergeant-at-arms Found $125,563.73 Short in Accounts

CAPITOL BANK CASE SENT 10 JUSTICE DEPT.   Criminal Division tc Study Audit Report Showing Shortage

Clark Handed Shortage Task By GOP House   DEMOCRATIC. LEADER LEFT DEFICIT IN FUNDS

Account Shortage Now Up ToClark   Attorney General Is In Full Charge Romney Matter

Audit Show3i ing Shor ‘tage Given Sadies  Dept.   Report Shows Over Three Thousand In Overdrafts

Congressmen Faced With Paying More Than Half of Loss   Criminal and Claims Division of Justice Dep't. Studies Audit

Audit Shows Shortage in Solons’ Bank   Deficit of $125,563.73 Uncovered; Prospect of Making Up Part of Fund  Banes Caneencom net

Clark Given Shortage Case   Find $125,563 Shortage In Congressional ‘Bank’ ’

Atty. General Clark Probes House Deficit   Problem Of Shortage In) Congressional Bank F nds Handed To Justice Dept.

Official Audit Of Accounts Uncovers Deficit  $125,563 Shortage In Special Fund

Find Shortage In U.S. Bank  $125 563 Short From   $125,563 Short From Congressional Audit

Members May Have to Dig Deep  $05 563.73. Congressional Bank Shortage Up to Attorney General

Must Make Overdrafts Good....  Clark Handed Problem Oi Dealing With $125,000  Capitol “Bank” Shorta‘e

Congress ‘Bank’ Shortage Goes To Prosecutor  Speaker Martin Turne Over Report for

PRICES RETAIN SOARING TREND   Wholesale Index Hits New High Of 153.5 Per Cent

AND THEY’RE STILL ON WAY UP  Soaring Prices Reach A New Post-War High Over Country

Politicians Panned: Young Asserts Business Men ® Must “Get Into Government’

AGVOCAaALe@s Viore Advertising Young Attacks ‘“Lawyer-Ridden Congress In Cleveland Speech

What Price Trade With An ‘Enemy’?     Britain Will Ship ‘Tin To Soviet. Also Sells   Britain Will Ship Tin To Soviet, Also Sells Rails and Number Of Other Materials To Potential Foe

SOVIETS BLAMED FOR 10 DEATHS   Yanks Died ‘Under Questionable Circumstances’ in Red-Controlled Areas

AMERICANS DEATHS IN RUSSIAN AREAS BEING QUESTIONED   Ten Yanks Died Under Ques. tionable Circumstances in  Red-Dominated Areas

Reunion of 35th At Kansas City. First Since “40   Eisenhower in Address to Cheering Throngs Friday Niaht

WAR STORIES TOLD AT K. C. REUNION OF 35TH DIVISION   Battle of Bulge, BreakThrough at St. Lo and Fighting in Argonne Discussed by Vets.   TRUMAN, EISENHOWER AND LEAHY ATTEND   President Opens Business Meeting and Will Address Group at Memorial Service Tonight.

PAY INCREASE ENDS DISPUTE ON LONG LINES   Federal Conciliators Report Progress In Talks

Bullders Tire OF Strikes So Work To Stop   20,000 Idle In Philadelphia Area Because Of Ston- Work Order

Clinton Tool Strike Ended   Sigler Alerts National Guard; Workers Win 10c-an-Hour Boost

Troops Ordered Out As Outbreaks at Plant Threaten to Become Riot

Clinton, Mich., Strike Settled   Terms Reached Just After Governor Alerts Unit of National Guard

Clinfon Machine Strike Settled  Terms Reached as ‘Troops Get Alert.

GUARD TROOPS ALERTED BUT NOT REQUIRED   Plant Closed By Thomas Until New Aareement Sianed

Dragging Resumed For Weckler Child  Engineers To Study Diversion of River

River Dragging Operations. Are Resumed. Today  Search for Body of Weckler Younacter

Russian Demand Is Propaganda, Claims Britain   Vishinsky Demanded thai “Foreign Troops in Greece Be Withdrawn Immediately

Britain Charges Russia’s Demand For Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops Is Political Maneuver—Vishinsky And Five Of Moscow’s Satellites Attack British And American Nations For What They Term Intervention In Balkan Country’s Affairs

THIRD VOCATIONAL TEACHER TO BE HIRED FOR VETERANS TRAINING IN THIS COUNTY

ENGLAND PUT ON WAR BASIS DURING CRISIS   Emergency Committee Formed To Direct New Economic ‘Bottle of Britain’

England's Coal Shortage Grows Worse, Is Claim   Nation Forced Back On Wartime Footing As Crisis Increases

Maj. Gen. ‘Meyers Tells of Old Love Affair When He Takes Stand ©

Needed To Restore Profit Incentive To Produce, Says Voorhees   Tom Linder Makes Attack On Clayton   Leaders Hope Senate Will é Modify Weak HousePassed Rent Bill

HIGH TAXES CUT   Decrease Would Give ‘Profit Incentive To Produce’

Soaking the Rich Held Poor Policy   Profit Incentives Held Necessary to Business in America

»). ee sks Tax Cut in ner Brackets   Senate Committee ) Holds Final Hearings on Bill

Attempt Made To Take Life of Filipino Head   Hand Grenade Thrown At President. Roxas * When He Had Finished Address at Manila

Report Attempt To Kill Roxas   ” Haiid Grenade Tossed At President Of ’ Philinvines.

Roxas Unhurl In Explosion Of Grenade   Photographer Injured In Blast; Assailant Hunted By Police

House Groups Plugging Gap In Labor Bill   Suikes Affecting Health or Safety Hit by Republicans

Five House SolonsPush New Plan   Measure To Prevent geting ‘Publie Health. Safety

SOME SENATORS FAVOR FOREIGN RELIEF IN FULL   GOP Backing Seen for Restoring Truman Asking of $350,000,06(

FOREIGN RELIEF FUND CUT ASKED   Senator McClellan Of! Arkansas Calls For Slash Of $25,000,000

Senate Battle In Prospect On Foreign Relief   Approval Of The Entire 350 Millions Sought Is Not Probable.

Senators Split Over Fund For Foreign Relief  Some Republican: Rael Pracidant

Senate Republicans Lining UpBehind Full $350 Million Foreign Relief Fund Today

Some Republicans Rally To Administration, Some Demos For Trimming

Senate GOP Favor Full Relief Fund   Administration Gains Backing; McCellan Calls For $100,00,000 Slash

McClellan For Cut In Foreign Relief Fund   Also Favors Ban On Any Help For RedDominated Lands

GOP Senators Rally Behind FullRequest  Opponents Will Seek Reductions,

FOREIGN AID BILL GAINS SUPPORT   Still Expect Fiery Debates on Funds in Senate

Hickenlooper, Smith To Back Full Aid Plan   But McClellan, Democrat, _ Calls For $100 Million Cut in Foreign Relief

SENATE FIGHT LOOMS OVER FOREIGN RELIEF   Democratic Senator Urges 250 Million Program

Opposition to Aiding Red-Controlled Couniries Advanced by Democrat

MeClellan Asks Reduction To $250 Billion, Warns Of Fight Unless Commu nistic Nations Banned

Senate Debates Foreign Relief   Some Republicans Support Full Request; Others Want Reduction

TURNER PLACES EMPHASIS NOW ON TAX SLASH   One-Third Reduction Sought After Governor's Road Bill Wins Approval

Turner Forces Move fo Slash Income Taxes   Governor's Highway Measure Passes by Unanimous Vote In Both Houses

Administration Now Seeks Action Aimed At Income Tax Cut   Turner Wins Highway Measure Approval, Effort Te Cut Income Tax One Third Faces Some Opposition

THREATENED STRIKE MAY BE AVERTED   Lewis Expected to Agree to Extension of Present Contract Until June 30.

SEE CONTINUED PEACE IN SOFT COAL INDUSTRY   High Officials Confident That Goal Strike Will Be Averted

Good F eeling For Workers And Industry   Government Hopes High for Continued Peace in Soft Coal Fields of Nation

MINE PEACE HOPES BRIGHTEN   High Officiais Confident that National Coal Strike Threatened fer March 31 Will be Averted.

France Asked To Take in Refugees  Transfer by Train from  FF nee nin De ay

Fireman Picked Up ‘A Soiled Cloth During Fire, Lewis Arson Trial Hears

Protest May Be Carried Before Whole GOP Blox   White's Appointment To Two Key Spots in New Senate Assailed

SEN. REED WANTS COMMERCE POST ASSIGNED WHITE  Kansan May Carry   Kansan May Carry Chairmanship Fight To AIL GOP Senators

Experts Are Agreec That Chemicals Caused Big Blast  Search Is Continued For Two Persons Still Listed Missing

CHEMICAL MIXTURE BLAMED IN BLAST   West Coast Force Called Equal To ‘Blockbuster’

Mixture of Acid Cause of Blast In Los Angeles   Man Who Devised Secret Process Missing in Ruins

Blame Chemicals  For Coast Blast   Mixture Is Equivalent to Blockbuster; 15 Die, 158 Hurt

Medical Center Attaches Report MeXallar'<« Canditinn Mat Corinne

DOUBT SUICIDE OF EX-HUSBAND... “WHO PLANNED UNUSUAL MURDEE   POLICE STILL HUNTING MAN “WHO RIGGED UP “SHOT. GUN-CAMERA"” DEATH   DEVICE

ARREST MAN IN FATAL SHOOTING   Des Moines Man Killed While Visiting Divorcee

Argentine-U. §. Squabble at Rio Settled Amicably  Move to Limit Defense Area Will Be Dropped; Vandenberg Sneaks

VANDENBURG SEES PACT AS FINE EXAMPLE   Flareup Between Argentina and U. S. Settled Amicably

CONSCIENCE: BEST DETECTIVE OF THEM ALL  Hate for Father Brings Death To Lover, Life Term for Girl

BLAST DISASTER GREATEST INU. §.   Red Crose: Files Disclose : Halifax Holocaust May Fyeaed It

EUROPE’S FIRST NEED: ‘LESS TENSION’  Handling Of German Question To Test U.S. Friendship For Poland, Premier Declares

VAUDEVILLE AT THE BACHE   Full Evening Stage Show To Be Presented In June.

New Moves Set by Housing Jury   National Scope Eyed in Probe on Prices

REAL ESTATE BOARDS INDICTED BY UL $   Criminal Conspiracy Charged By Fixing Of Commissions In Washineton

FEDERAL JURY OPENS QUIZ OF HOUSING COSTS   Real Estate Association Indicted; Anti-Trust Suit Is Filed

Real Estate Units Under Indictment   National Association and Washington Unit Accused of Conspiracy to Restrain Trade By Fixing Uniform Commision Rates.

JURY TO PROBE HOUSING COSTS   Real Estate Group I Indicted on -PrieeRix Charve

REAL ESTATE BOARDS FACE TRUST CHARGE   Federa] Grand Jury Returns Icdictment Charging Conspiracy on Trade   NATIONAL ASSOCIATION IS NAMED IN CHARGE

ADM. KIMMEL SHOT IN.PEARL HARBOR RAID   Hit by Machine Gun Missile and Slightly Hurt — Never , “Tiisclosed Iniurr.

CINCINNATI HOTEL STRIKE IS SETTLED   Workers Gain Pay Increase, Working Time Reduction

New York City Welfare Report Ts Shocking Paper   Committee Notes Lack Of “Standards”’—Cites Law on Free Spending

Anglo-U. S. Ask Proof Of  Conspiracy   Russians Claim Confession Of Smallholder Plot Caused Coup  In Hungary.

“CONFESSION” IN HUNGARIAN PLOT ISSUED   British Foreign Office Claims This In No Way Fulfills AngloU. S. Demands.

or Gees & 26WU §$  Cents In th ? Cut Two One Cent: neola And  The retail en, Y.. waa Ye

‘ents In? ?Cut Two Sne Cent: ©  neola And The retail prMale’ Onritman

Lawyer Says Capone, Who Once Had Millions, Died Broke in Florida

QUIET FUNERAL FOR AL CAPONE   Capone Dies Saturday from Bronchial Pocumonia Following Appoplexy — Lawyer Says Formor Gangster Died Broke.

HAVE SIMPLE FUNERAL’   _Attorney: Says . Former ‘Gangster  Died Penniless

Simple Funeral To Close + Notorious Career Of Al Capone, ‘Broke’ At Finish

Science Hails U.S. Action In Cancer Battle   Release of Atomic Products For World Use Announced

NATIONAL APPETITE FOR SPUDS BOOSTED TO EAT -MILLION BUSHEL SURPLUS

Nude, Strangled Body O34 Thomas F. Montgomery’s Wile. Was Found May 3

PRICE REDUCTIONS OF FROM $15 TO $50 PER AUTOMOBILE ANNOUNCED BY HENRY FORD

FORD LOWERS PRICES OF HIS CARS   “Shock Treatment” Designed to Halt Inflationary Trend

REDUCE PRICE OF FORD CARS   Announce Cut Intended A: ‘Shock Treatment” To Halt Rising Prices

Ford Cuts — Car Prices $15 to $50   ‘Shock Treatment? To Halt Inflation, Henry II Says —

PRICES GUT ON ALL MODELS OF FORD-CARS   Executives Make This ‘Move to Halt Spiral of Inflation

HEAD: OF ‘COMPANY: SAYS: ‘DE. CISION 18 EFFORT TO. HALT SPIRAL OF ALL-PRICES

Ford Cuts His Prices $15 To $50   First, Step..To Halt: Spiraling Of Costs And Rising Prices

Ford Announces Price Reductions   ‘Shock Treatment’’ To Halt Rising Spiral Of Prices, Says Company   REDUCTIONS ARE EFFECTIVE TODAYS

CAR PRICES CUT BY FORD COMPANY   REDUCTIONS RANGE FROM $15 TO 350 AND BECOME EFFECTIVE AT ONCE.

Ford Reduces Prices to  Balk Inflation   _Urges Other F irms To Follow Suit in’ . “Shock: Treatment’: .

FORD REDUCES PRICE OF CARS   ‘Shock Treatment’ Aimed At Halting Spiral Of Mounting Costs

Confidence Vote Is *: Given [olian Cabinet     Constituent” Assembly ‘Gives the De Gasperi GCiveraniank 2 Moose

A CONFIDENCE VOTE GIVEN DE GASPERI   Premier’s Fourth Government — Which Excludes Communists and Socialists— Wins by 43-Vote Majority.

ITALIAN CABINET FORMED   Communists And Socialists Left Out In New Grour

Communists and Socialists Thus Are Overthrown—Prime Minister Attlee of Britain Makes Most Pointed Anti-Russian Statement Which Has Been Uttered  By His Government

lran Fears Tribal Revolt   Kurdish Groups Resen’ Order to Disarm

KURDISH TRIBAL UPRISING FEARED IN NORTHERN IRAN   Government Bolsters Army  Garrisons; Russian Agi-" .   tntian Blomect

Russians Blamed For Threatened Kurdish Revolt      Army Garrisons in Iran Are Being Strongly Reinforced.

Sea Monster Pops Up Near Dutch Harbor SEATTLE RESIDENTS SIGH WITH RELIEI

16 European Nations Want 2) Billions —   Would Be Spread Over Four Years it ls Planned _

EUROPE TQ ASK UNITED STATES FOR 25 BILLION   Formulate Demands for Assistance Under  Marshall Plan

S.F.Mediation Meeting Called in“Last Ditch’ Effort to Halt Walkout

Rail Strike Still Set for 6 P.M.   Brotherhood, Train Officials Confer on Averting Walkout

Naming of New Board Will Not Halt Walkout   Last Ditch Meeting on in 8. F.; Traing Stop at 6P. M. Todav

Three Killed In Accidents   Sled, Airplane and Automobile Mishaps Fatal to Minnesotans

Red Atom Data Try Charged    _ Justice Department Mum on Statements Made as Probe Ends

ATTEMPTED RAID AIRED AT FILM INVESTIGATION   Un-American Activities Committee Closes Capital Probe

Allege Russian Attempts To Get A-Bomb Secrets   Testimony Presented Before House Un-American Activities Committee   HEARINGS ENDED FOR PRESENT TIME

JUBTICE DEPARTMENT RE“WEALED TO HAVE DATA ON ALLEGED ESPION-   AGE ATTEMPT = .

SOVIET ATTEMPT T0 GET A-BOMB DATA REVEALED   Disclosed As Hollywood Red Probe Is Ended

Negroes Held Qn Murder Count   Manager of An Ice and Fuel Company Killed At Charlotte

NAB 2 NEGROES AFTER SLAYING   Charlotte Police Arrest Two Negro Youths In Knife Murder Of Elderly Queen City Coal Dealer.

Storm Brings Relief From Power Plight   Temperature At  50 In Portland

Party Support Lost To Bevin   Resignation Likely At End Of Moscow Meet, London Reports

Bevin Loses Ground With Labor Majority   Showdown Appears Inevitable on U.S., Soviet Policies

Bevin on Skids As Foreign Chief Of Aitlee Regime  Showdown Expected After Return From  Macecaw Conference

Farm Co-Op Favors Curry Amendment   MA. F, A, Calls for Adootion of Missouri Valley Authority

U.S. Charges Romania Using Third Degree’   : Communists Seek ‘Confessions’ From Opposition Leaders

Soong Resigns As Premier in Chinese Crisis   Communist Destructio  Of Communications Ts  Blamed for Turmoil

T, V. SOONG RESIGNS AS CHINESE PREMIER   Chiang May Revamp Cabi: net, Is Rumor

SOONG RESIGNS PREMIER POST   Criticized over Handling of Chinese Fiscal Policies; Exynect Changes

SOONG RESIGNS POST AS CHINESE PREMIER   Chiang Heads Yuan Pending Naming Of New Chief

China’s Premier Resigns   Major Government Shakeup Believed Likely; to Bring  In Minority Groups

SOONG RESIGNS AS PREMIER OF CHINESE GOVT   CHIANG TO PRESIDE UNTIL APPOINTMENT OF HIS SUCCESSOR

Resignation Of I. V. Soong OKe By Chinese   Chiang Named To Job Temporarily; Complete Overhaul Of Cabinet Seen

Soong Resigns As Premier  Chiang to Serve   Chiang to Serve Until New Premier  Is Chosen

SOONG RESIGNS AMIDST CRISIS OVER FINANCES   Jramatic Move Stirs China; Chiang KaiShek May Assume Post And Reshuffle Cabinet To Permit Minorities.

T. V. Soong Resigns ‘Chinese Premiershin   Major Shakeup to Bring In Minority Parties ts Believed likely

T. V. Soong Resigns As ChinaPremie:   Major Shakeup In Government  Believed Likely

PREMIER OF CHINA RESIGNS IN MIDST OF MONEY UNREST   Criticism of Handling of Monetary Affairs Results in Resignation

Statesville Shots   Infermal Glimpees of Peaple In and Around Statesyijle.

Expect Clash On Increase   Food Investigators Request Appearance

Vishinsky Names Nine Instigators In Renewed Blast   Refuses To Be Pinned Down On Reference To Truman As ‘Hitler’ By Soviet Press

Soviet Leader Drives Closer To President  Dulles Is Blasted At Dracc Meeting —-

Joint Body May Be Named Tedayv   Muet Report Back Feb: 10 With Reform Program By Charies K. Armentrout  ee en ae ee ee

Legislature Approves Jait Reform Study   House Debates Appropriations For Salaries

4-H Convention June 18-20   Delegates Chosen ‘to At. tend State Meet at Ames

Des Moines Trains Time Will Change   Will Leave Des Moines in Morning and Washington in Late Afternoon, Starting Sunday

“Time Changes on  Rock Island Sunday   Three of Caiifornia lrains to Kun on New Time Starting Next Sunday

HOUSE OKEH OF AID PLAN IS IN DOUBT   Republicans Split Wide Open on Question of Whether U.S. Shall Bolster Greeks and Turks Against Communism.

State Session Of Music Clubs Completed Here   Tribute Is Paid Statesville Group

Murder Scented In Girl’s Death   Body Is Found Under House But ‘Snow ~ Blocks Probers. °

Pre-Marital Blood Tests To Be Given   Prospective Brides And Grooms Must Hurdle New Legal Barrier

Prairie Ablaze in South Dakota   100 Square Miles Burned Over By Night

South Dakota Towns in Path of Fire   Residents Alerted as Flames Cover 100 Square Miles

HUGE PRAIRIE FIRE 1S RAGING   Over 100 Square Miles ir South Dakota Ablaze, 3 Towns Alerted

PRAIRIE BLAZE MENACES TOWNS   Fire Out Of Control In South Dakota; Hay And Grain Destroyed

ClO Organizes Battle Against Labor Measures  House Committee Ha Bill Banning Closed Shop, Mass Picketing

MOSLEM TROOPS TAKE GULMARG   Maharajah’s Palace Saic To Have Been Burned By Invaders

REBEL FORCE _ TURNED BAGK   HINDU” AND‘. SIKH “TROOPS STOP DRIVE ON CAPITAL .BY 10,000. MOSLEMS

‘Hard-Boiled Economy but No Tax Cut   $37,500,000,000 Budget Aimed To Put U.S. in Black for Period.

“Hard Boiled’ Economy Is Proposed To Pull Government Out Of Red   Republicans’ Demand For Reduction In Income And Excise Taxes Is Defied In Annual Message Delivered Early This Afternoon

IAM! HOST 10 15TH AIR SHOW   “Biggest Air Carnival” In History Opens In Florida City As Army, Navy, And Private Planes Roar In  Trrican

15th Annual Miami All-American Air Show Opens Today  10,000 Visitors _ Expected for 3-Day  Mananvers Program

Miami Air Show Opened With Mass Flight   1,500 To 2,000 Planes Many Famous Fliers On Hand For Event

AIR MANEUVERS OPEN IN SOUTH   ‘At Least 1,500 Army, Navy Pianes Entered in Big  Aeronautical Show  /

Miami Air Show Opens With Roar   Biggest. ‘Air’ Carnival. In Aviation History- Gets” Under Wav. 

Hundreds of Planes Ai Miami Show  Service and Private Fliers Gather for Biggest Air Carnival of All

Air Show Opens At Miami Today   Biggest Air Carnival In History Gets Underway As 10,000 Participate

‘ALL-AMERICAN AIR MANEUVERS OPEN IN FLORIDA TODAY   Greatest Air Show in Aeronau tical History Gets Under way In Miami

Urges ‘Bold Laws to Curh ?  Labor Unions A.F.L,. Tyranny and   C.L.0.Communism Flaved by Witnecc

Urges Bold Laws to Curb  Labor Unions A. F.L. Tyranny and C.1.0. Communism Flayed by Witness

Gas Tax Boost  Gets Support   Penny a Gallon Wout Add Seven Million to State Road Funds

CLEAR WAY FOR ONE CENT HIKE IN GASOLINE TA)   Administration Approva! Given to $7,000,000 Increase for Motorists.

Assembly Raises Loud Shouts Of Protest Against ‘Cracking of Whip’ By Administration; Second Bill Is Recalled After Being Defeated And Quickly Passed

Loud Shouts of “Cracking the Whip” Over Legislators Are Voiced During Morning Session.   HUEY LONG IS NOT DEAD, EXCLAIMS ONE

GEN. DEVERS URGES UNIVERSAL TRAINING   Native Yorker Tells Graduating Class Defeat Of U. S. Otherwise Not Inconceivable

Ireland Only Country Not Represe nted   King Peter Of Yugoslaviz Rents Dress Suit To Attend Wedding

PARAGUAY RIOT REPORTS HEARD   Rebels and Morinigo Support ers Fight in Streets

Rebels Attack In Paraguay   Fighting Reported Tu Asuncion Streets

Paraguay Rebels Move on Asuncion   Street-Fighting Reported in Naticn’s Capital

Paraguayan Fifth Column Is Reportec   Rebel Troops Aim Drive At Capital of Asuncion

Reports Say Fifth Column Has Risen In Paraguayan Capital   Street Fighting Gov't Troops and Rebels in Progress

TAX COLLECTION — LAXITY CHARGEE   Payments Might Solve Difficutties, Glander Says

Cold Wave Is Due in State   Bue to Send Temperatures Below Freezing in Pawhandle Toniaht

Pleasant, Snappy Weather Is Due   Cklahomens Scheduled for Best Kind of Thanksgiving Conditions

Cald Wave Is Due in State   Due to Send Temperature: Below Freexing in Peshandte Fanight

NO AMENDMENTS SAY RUSSIANS   Soviets Claim Dissensions Make Useless Anything Further From Them

Accuse Other Nations of Sidestepping   Committee Has Unfavorable Attitude—Reds

Claim Russia Promoting Strikes, Riots   Sees Altempt fo Discourage U.S. Foreian Aid

Farley Relates Roosevelt Believed — Wallace Had Desire to Be President

Roosevelt Didn’t Want Wallace on T icket Because me ‘You Never Know What Henry Will Do’ Farley Renealc

WALLACE WAS NOT TRUSTED BY ROOSEVELT   FARLEY CONTINUES HIS INSIDE STORY OF NEW DEAL

F.D.R. Objected to Wallace for Presidency  Farley Discloses Views of Former President

SLAVS SEIZE FISHING BOATS   One Sloop Escapes As 28 Ships And Crews Are Taken 

G.0.P. Move: to Bare U.S. Secret Data   Commodity Dealings Probe Said Aimed at Federal Employes

Washington, Dec. 1; TAP: 2!     heavy traders in Evain ‘and’ otn-!  ne Anise

Ask Subpoena For Secretary Aa Anderson   Must Produce Lis! Of Heavy Traders In Commodities.

Proposed Bill Would Get List Of Speculators   Authorizes Anderson To Publish Names

BLOCK IMMEDIATE - GONSIDERATION OF THE BARKLEY BILL   ‘The Kentuckyan Wanted Names of Grain Speeulators Made Public.   SEN. TAFT OBJECTED   Charged GOP Sought Trading Information From See. Anderson.

Ready To Demand Commodity Data   Secretary Of Agriculture Suggests Congress Adopt Resolution To ‘Legalize’ His Giving: Information

Move To Legalize Public Listing Of Traders Balked   Senator Taft Blocks Immediate Consideration Of Barkley Legislation As Steps Are Taken To Get Grain Data

Barkley Seeks Law to Help Out Anderson   Would Make Public Names of Speculators; Taft Blocks Measure

Taft Stops Move Made By Barkley   Republicans Want Information Without Any Legislation

Demand He Give All Information On Grain Trade   Taft Blocks Move To Authorize Right To Make List Public

GOPs Want Talk From  Anderson Seek Information On Grain, Other Market Tradings

GRAIN TRADING  ISSUE PUSHED   But Move To Have Anderson Reveal Speculators Blocked By GOP Solon

Proposal Offeréd To Secure List  Krom Anderson    Taft Blocks Immediate Consideration, Opposes Legislation Procedure

Senate Arcues Over List of Grain Traders   Motion Asks Authority For Secy. Anderson To Disclose Names

Legislation to List Speculators Blocked hy Taft  Soa We ee   Opposes Barkley Move; GOF Senators Plan to Issue Subseena on Anderson

BEGIN MOVE T0 FORCE LIST OF GRAIN TRADERS   But Senator Taft Block: Immediate Consideratior of Senate Legislation

Bill to Authorize Grain Traders List  Disclosure Blockec ~ GOP Seeking Way  To Force Anderson —— . ™ . md  gm

Proposal Seen as Parallel to G.0.P. Plan   _All-Congress Can Do This Session, Rep. Wolcet Says

U, S, PUSHES CLAIM ON RAIL RATE-REFUND   Carriers Deny They Overcharaed Government

ICC Asked to Order Raii Freicht Refund   Contend Charges on Wartime Explosives Ware Chait af line

PLANE WITH 24 ABOARD MISSING   TRANSPORT IS OVERDUE AT CHUNGKING —NINE MISSIONABIES ON CRAFT.

Missing Doctor Bridges Bla: Found Dead in Italian Trea  Wrecked Plane As ‘Bid to ¥

BRITISH ARMY OFFICER PLACED ON RETIREMENT   Sir Frederick Morgan, Critic Of UNRRA, Oppesed Shelving   SERVED AS DEPUTY _TO GEN. EISENHOWER

British ‘Fire’ Gen. Morgan   Reich Jewish Expose Linked to Retirement

ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL T0 START TODAY   Garden Club’s Two-Day Exhibit at Church Building   PUBLIC 1S INVITED

Permanent Aid For Europe Said To Be Threatenec   Population Increase Cited as Factor Supporting Area

Birth Rate Continues At High Level  Ratio Of Acres To Number Of People Is Too  law Riuraniu Save

Birthrate May Cause Permanent European Shortage  Population Growth DNL 99 kAtl an Ie

Predict Population Gain in Europe Will Eventually Cause a Food Crisis

Second Storn In Florida At Standstill  Stationary Off Mouth Of Tampa Bay

New Tempest Sighted Poised Ott Tampa Bay  Forward Movement   Forward Movement Of Storm Stops— Winds Are Reported At 50 and 60 MPH

Florida Storm Virtually Set Off Tampa Bay  Approaches West Coast Last Night

SECOND STORM LOSING FORCE   Florida Breathes Easier a: Hurricane’s Winds Blow At 50 to 60 mph

New Storm Stands Off 'Tampa Bay   Virtually Stationary,  Says Weather Bureau; Possibility Of Moving, Changing Course Seen

Heavy Winds Recorded By Weatherman   Sees Forwaid Movement Resuming At Any Time

Second Tropical Storm Heads For Florida Coast   Warning Flags Are Out All Along Ravaged Coastline; Storm Moderate Yet

Storm Off Florida Virtually Standing Still Early Today      Second Disturbance Can Regain Momentum or Change Its Course

New Storm Expected To Hit Florida   Rich Vegetable - Growing Areas In Path; Workers Labor To Clean Up After Previous Hurricane

\L COUPLE ON FIRST PART OF HONEYMOON   Occupy Suite at Mountbatten Family Estate —

MOVAL OF PASSENGERS   Large Flying Boat ‘Lands Near Weather Ship Bibb

HIGH SEA BALKS TRANSFER 10 RESCUE CRAFT   Load Of Passengers Largest Ever To Attempt Hop Across Atlantic

Big Flying Boat Makes Safe Landing  In Mid-Atlantic: 69 Persons Said Ol

Historic U.S. Flag Declared Lost OLD GLORY OF WAR, PEACE SOUGHT’

Prosecutors End Case Against Jap Leaders In Tokyo   Allies Conclude Seven Months At Trials; Defense Will Take Over Monday

HOUSE T0 PRESS OWN LABOR BIL   Group Decides Measure Needed Before Any New  Coat Strike Possible

House May Take Lead In Acting On Labor Bills  Landis Sees Measure Ready Before April 1

House Labor Bill Planned Before Apr.    Action Is Expected Before Any New Soft Coal Walkout

Landis Promises _ Broad Labor Bill   Labor Committeeman Says Bill Due Before New Coal Strike

Observance of Edison’s Birthday  Calls Forth Heirlooms and Costumes

Greeks Seek To Enlarge  Armed Force Expect Soviet To Back Rebels

OAEELE MORE GUNG TD HIGHT VIFIADES   Calls on U. S. to Equip Greek National Guard Force to 100 Battalions.

AMERICA DROPS DEFENSE TO FIGHT COMMUNIST EXPANSION IN COSTLY ECONOMIC BATTLE

Program Held Counter-Blow Against Reds  U S$. Switchec Ta   U. S. Switches To Offensive Against Communist Spread

Europe Aid As Counter Offensive   Analyst Says Marshal Plan a Militant Drive Against Bolshevik Effort te Create Chaos

Relief Program Offensive Against Communist Spread   Existing War Between Russio and Democracy Could _ Prove As Disastrous As Military _ Conflict

Retiring - UN President Warns The Session May Determine Whether The World Again Is On Road To War   PRESENT CONFLICTS ARE CLOSE TO WAR

UN Atmosphere Tense as World Leaders Meet   Diplomatic Strain Shows as Nations Face Grave Decisions

U.5., Russia Warned fo Hall Growing Split   Latin-Americans ‘Jolt Plan to Name Aussie President

PRESIDENT ARANHA URGES NATIONS TO CHOOSE ROAD TO PEACE, AVOID WAR

U.S. To Suppor! Evatt As Leader As Latins Revolf   Aranha Says War Must Be Averted

President Aranha Tells Delegates They Face Choice Between Roads to War, Peace

Brazilian Is Named Head Of Assembly   Elected by United Nation: Group Over United .* States Opposition

DIPLOMATIC ATMOSPHERE MOST TENSE   Delegates Told Major Concern Is Whether World Is to Have Peace or War.

1,5. AND RUSS AELATIONS AT PRITICAL SPOT   Aranha Pleads with Meeting for Understanding and Resenn.

TENSE UN MEETING IS STARTED TODAY; SSUES DISCUSSED   Assembly Is Warned It Faces Choice Between War and Peace; Battle on Presidency Looms.   BRAZILIAN ENVOY HANDLES SESSION

Atmosphere Is Tense’  At Opening   Choice Is Faced Between Roads To War and Peace, Is Warning Given At First Session

Sees Compromise  Or Open Failure   Takes Position Soviet Must Budge From Reparations Stand Or Conference Will Result In Stalemate

Fair Exhibits Seem To Belie Drought In lows   Better Than Last Year’s: Attendance Soaring De  enitea Maat

10 MORE SLAIN IN HOLY LAND   Communal Fighting Flare: Is Upper Galilee Area Near Syrian Border

AGANA APTLALS TO ARABS 10 Alp IN ENDING STRIFE  Issues Plea as 10 More      Issués Plea as 10 More Die in Holy Land Fighting.   TROOP MASSING DENIED   ‘State of Anarchy’ Exists in Moslem Areas, Jews ’ Beclare.

Jews Call on Arabs to  Restore Order  Guerrilla Warfare Training  Rawnnrte Minimizad

STORM CAUSES EIGHT DEATHS IN THE STATE   Snow, Rain,’ Sleet and Thunder ,and Lightning Are Involved

Mercury To Start_D Down. Tonight —   SLEET AND SNOW AGAIN LAST NIGHT BUT PREDICT COLD 7 TONIGHT AND STILL" COLDER TOMORROW

Anti-Lynching Law Is Among Group's Aims   Entire Field Of U. §. Civil Rights Explored By Committee

Girl Robbed Of $48,000 Tn Night Club   Sophie Tucker Loses Fortune To Gangsters

Virtual Martial Law Decreed For French City   Strikers Thwarted In Attempt to Seize Depot in Marseille

Strikers, Led by Commies, Seize Two Major Cities   10,000 Colonial Troops Holding Marseille By Martial Law; Civil Servants Strike

Civil Service Workers Open 5-Day Walkout   Two Cities in South France Completely in Hands of Strikers

President Granis Audience Tonight To Communist Dominated Workers

Rioting, Open Revolt in  France Alarm Government Communists Seize 2 Major Cities; Confederation Demands Audience

Open Revolt, Riots Sweep South France; Fires Rage Uncontrolled in Holy Land

Police, Guards Regain Control: More Walk Out   Communist-Led _ Labor Unit Demands President Hear Case

OrderAmong Strikers Kept By 10,000 Colonials   1,200,000 Civil Service Workers Answer Eall to Join in Strikes

Action Follows Stormiest Day Of Open Revolt  Pres. Vincent Auriol Agrees to Receive Deleaation Tonight

Unions Plan New Strikes For Monday   Situation Is Daily Becoming More Serious

p  SSES PUT  UCTION AT  BILLIONS   nge in Original sh of Six Billions oreshadowed

KRUG ILL AT PHOENIX CONVENTION   Forced to Stop Delivery of Talk At Reclamation Meet

re  Cuts Krug Talk Short   $2 Billion Program Covering Seven Year: Given by Secretary

HUNGARY HAS. REJECTED BID   JOINS THREE OTHER RUSSIAN SATELLITES IN TURNING DOWN CONFERENCE INVITATION _

Hungary Rejects [nvitation fo Paris Parley   Joins Four Other Soviet Satellites In Rejecting Bid To Marshall Plan Conference   SEVENTEEN NATIONS TO ATTEND PARLEY

BID TO ATTEND PARIS MEI IS DECLINED   Hungary Joins Other Nations In Refusal

McMARNEY. DECLARES. RUS: SIAN "POLICY. IN GER?" “MANY I8 BASED ON -BPREADING- COM. °°   MUNISM: “

\ British Broadcasting Svstem Under Heavy Fire For farmitting Wallace To Deliver Critical Speech   Penper Will Remait With Liberal Dems

Wallace Tirade Draws Fire of British Press   Truman Avoids Reply to Questions About His Next Step

House Group Chief Cites Logan Act As Covering Issue   Wallace Blasts U.S Use of Wealth for Military Purposes

‘Wallace Rapped At Home And Abroad For Statement: ‘Made In Britain Against Loan To Greece, Turkey

BDL 1d GRETUIZED FOR GIVING WALLACE TIME FOR ADDRESS  FORMER HIGH U. S. GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL CRITICAL OF AMERICA

BBC Assailed for Wallace's Speech   Firm Is Upbraided for Giving Broadcast Time

Congressman Says Speeches Violate Law  President Truman   President Truman Withholds Comment On Possible Action

Press Hits BBC On Wallace Tall   Ask What Claims Wallace Had to Time On Radio

Wallace Talk In London Is Hit By Press   BRITISH NEWSPAPERS CRITICIZE BBC FOR SPEECH

Red Leader ir U.S. Indicted   Wallace Again ‘Slaps’ U.S. over British Radio

Declares U.S. Cannot Avoid Instituting Legal Action Against Wallace

L Mrs. Sanger Stopped Short In Campaign  British Pooh-Pooh Baby Ban Proposal

FINED FOR KISSING WIFE   \labaman Has Penalty Paid by  Senmmantmntia 4étewsikie«

RUSSIA SNIPES AT TRUMAN PLAN   Injects First Reference to  President’s Speech Into Bie Four Talks.

DEWEY VICTOR IN WISCONSIN. POLL DESPITE BOYCOTI   'Governor’s Backers Told T Ignore Straw Vote At Convention

Board of Regents ‘Gives Approval of  Salary Program   Action by Dewey Group Is Endorsed Without Dissent as Advance in Standards

Red Network In Movies Bared’   Screen Unions and Writers Undermined _ By Communists, Two Top Producers Declare in Opening of House Investiqation

Producer Sam W ooc Speaks Out At Probe; Warner Tells Of Un.  Damen Viletdeme

Producer Tells House Group of Infiltration   Un-American Ideas Inserted: in Scripts, : Warner. Testifies

House Group Hunts Film Colony Reds   Industry Chiefs Quizzed About Party Activities

Warner Won’t Name Group as Communist; Lists Odets, Shaw And Ring Lardner

Movie Probe Opens   Warner Declares “Un - Americans Are Infiltrating Industry”’

~ AMERICANS I FILTERED .IN FILM INDUSTRY   Warner Refuses to Brand Work. ers As Communists in Committee Hearne   MOST OF UN-AMERICANS IN WRITING DIVISION

Jack Warner Calls Writers  Un-American   House Group Opens Probe of Hollywood As Move to Quash  18 Subpoenas Fails

Quiz Movie Executive on Communism   Testifies’ People ‘With Un-American Leanings’ Have Gainec  Rawnéeec bea firlicciivcx :

WARNER SAYS UN-AMERICANS IN FILM JOBS   Head of Studio Tells UnAmerican Activities Committee That Such Persons Have Infiltrated Into Industry.

Wood, Veteran Producer, Is on Witness Stand.  Warner Tells About

Wood, Veferan Producer, Is on Witness Stand   Warner Tells About Un-American Doinas

RED PLOT TO CONTROL MOVIE UNIONS CHARGED   Un-American Hearing Opens—Attorney McNutt Rebuffed

HOUSE PROBERS DENY MOTION TO STOP SUBPOENAS   OPEN INVESTIGATION OF COMMUNISM IN PICTURE INDUSTRY

COMMUNISTS SEEK  CONTROL OF UNIONS,  PRODUCER WOOD SAYS SOME “UN-AMERICAN”  MOVIE WORKERS ARE ADMITTED BY WARNER

EASTERN RAIL LINES ASK BOOST IN FARES   Coach And Pullman Rates Tt Get ICC Study

Meatless and Eggless Days Will Continue   Committee Eliminates ‘Eat No Poultry’ From Saving Program

OD t FEEDING nOG  UCERS IN RAM   z End Eggless and e  atless Days Jan. 1

COMMITTEE SEI 10 CONTINUE FOOD PROGRAM   Meatless And Fgoless Days Will Remain

POULTAYLESS*DAY DROPPED BUT OTHER-CHANGES' NOT LIKELY BEFORE © JANUARY 18ST °

CONVICT WOMAN INCISNE DEATH   FAIRFIELD JURY OUT 13 HOURS TO RETURN WITH MANSLAUGHTER

ARGUMENTS OF FE RED ON SCHEDULE CHANGE   Westminster Residents Protest Bescheduling Of Train Before PSC Hearing

Train Rescheduling Arguments Heard   PSC Takes Western Mary. land Plan Under  Advisement

SPLIT MILITARY CONTROL IN U.S. WILL END SOON   President Ready To Approve Bill Which Merges Army And Navy

Unification Of Ariny And Navy Will Come Soon   Only Signature Of President Truman To Measure Is Now Awaited   BILL IS PASSED BY CONGRESS FINALLY

SERVICE MERGER GOES TO TRUMAN   House Accepts Compromise Ending 150 Years of Dual Rule

TRUMAN GETS. MEASURE FOR NEW SYSTEM   PRESIDENT. TO SIGN BILL PROVIDING SEPARATE AIR FORCE AND DEFENSE ~ CABINET MEMBERS

Gunman Changes Mind During. Holdup in Bank and Seeks Loan   Miami Clerk Talks Bandit Out of Haldus Until Police Make Arrest

Georgia Youths Hang Talmadge Son in Effigy   Action by Students Follows Claimant's Proposal of Primary

Talmadge Effigy Is Strung Up   Students Give Nazi -3aJute “In= Demonstration Against Him

‘Open the Door, Herman,’ Chants Student Throng; ‘Governor’ Offers To Submit Contest to Electors

§ LE HER Het OFFERS TRUCE   Talmadge Willing to Put Squabble to Vote If Thompson Agrees

Talmadge Offers Allow Voters To  Choose Governor   Georgia's Legislative Choice For Head Man Burned In Effigy By College Students On Capitol Grounds In Atlanta

Students Call — For Talmadge ~ ToStep Dow:   Herman, Hanged in Effigy After Offering to Quit, Stand Vate Tact

Gov. Talmadge Hanged in Effigy by Student Mob   Action Follows His Offer to Stand Vote Test With Thompsor

Students Stage Mass Protest In Atlanta   Talmadge Calls For Showdown On Issue

Georgia Students Assail Talmadge In Protest March   Thompson Scorns Terms For Vote to Decide Who Is Governor

Students  Hang Effigy Of Talmadge  - Offers to Quit If Lt. Gov. Does

) CONDITIONS SET AS PRICE OF RESIGNATION   Demands Thompson Also Step Aside, and  \Vhite Primary Law

Students Burn Talmadge Effigy At Statehouse   Claimant to Georgia Governorship Proposes ‘All White’ Run-off

Gov. Talmadge Hangs In Effigy   Edge Taken Off Huge Showing By Offer To Resign

SPECIAL VOTE PLAN REJECTED -BY THOMPSON   Lieutenant Governor Scores ‘Trade’ As Insult

Talmadge Sets. Conditions to Quit in Georgie   Offers to Run in Special Election to ‘Let People Decide

Crowd Hangs Ettigy  of 7 Talmadge   Claimant of Georgio Governorship Proposes Election

RESIGNATION OFFER MADE BY TALMADGE   Propose Governorshit Issue Be Settled In “White Primary”

Talmadge ‘Hanged’ By College Students   Special ‘White’ Primary Suggested to End  Dispute

: Won't Address Collegians Herman Talmadge Is Hanged in Effigy By More Than 1,200 Georgia Students

Talmadge Is Hung In Effigy By Students  eee ow mae Ye   Hundreds Of Students March On Statehouse

TALMADGE HANGED IN EFFIGY BEFORE SHOLITING THRONG   “GOVERNOR” PROPOSES VOTE TO END SNARL   , Offers to Quit if Thompson Will Resign and Meet Rival Claimant in “White  Primary.”

Ask He Get Out: Hang His Effigy   He "Says He'll Resign, Leave # to Vote, if Thompson Will Too.

Mysterious Explosion Injures 12   Utica Plant Blows Up, Nearby House Wrecked By Blast

New Blast at Utica Plant Injures 12 ©   Two-Story Knitting Machinery Factory Is Demolished; Windows  Rroken in Many House

Prints the News Tells the 1 ine Truth   12 Injured In Blast at Knitting Plant   One Missing After Explosion In Utica, N. Y.

Two Other Structures  Demolished  Windows In Large Area Are ‘Broken

12 Hort When Blast Wrecks Utica Plant   Terrific Explosion Demolishes Knitting Machinery Firnt und Two  dings

BUILDINGS RAZED IN BLAST, BLAZE   1 Missing And 12 Injured Ir Utica (N. Y.) Explosion

Textile Plants Turning Out, With Controls Off, Goods Americans Want

PRINCIPAL ITEMS IN SCARCE CATEGORY   Commodities Over Which Control: May Be Placed if Truman Preocram Is Approved.

‘THE SEARCH FOR PEACE Russian Capital Primps _ For 4-Power Conference

pene oearcn fag reace at daca  Russian. Capital Primps For Four Power Meeting

LIVING COSTS EDGE UPWARD TO NEW HIGHS   Gloomy Predictions Of New Increases Face Buyers

SIGLER CALLS FOR SURVEY OF MICHIGAN FUEL   Governor Hopes to Avert Possible Shortage During Coming Winter

Russia Declines To Waive Veto  Reaffirms Position Of Atomic Control

Soviet Demands Outlawing of Atomic Bombs  Use of Veto Insisted On at Conference

START DRAFT OF LABOR BIL!   House Group Ends Hearings, Begins Work of Writing New Labor Measure

MAJOR KEYS IN HOUSES LABOR BILL UP IN Aik   Industry-Wide Contracts And What To Do With Reds Undecided

Labor Bill Writing . To Start This Week   Several Major Problems Remain to be  Thrashed Out

MARSHALL HITS BILL ON WOOL   Says Tariff Will Hurt World Trade Nevotiatior

Marshall to Ask That Truman Veto Wool Bill  He Says High Tariffs Would Interfere With Trade Treaties

Counties Press Claim for More Road Revenues   Legisiators Told Funds Are Needed For Secondary Roads

LEGISLATIVE BATTLE LOOMS © OVER TAX PLAN FOR CO-OPS   SPONSOR OF BILL TO END TAX EXEMPTIONS CLAIMS MEASURE WILL PASS IN SENATE

Jap Commander At Nanking {s Executed Today   Chinese Execute Officer For ‘‘Rape Of Nanking’’ Back In 1937

BRUTAL JAPANESE GENERAL ~ EXECUTED BY THE CHINESE   COMMANDER DURING “RAPE OF NANKING” SHOT WITHOUT CEREMONY AND . BURIED ON THE  _— SPOT

Murderer of Racketeer Remains At Large As Authorities Investigate

Chott By Bugsy   Arizona Contractor Has $150,000 In Short Checks Signed By Racketeer

British Liner Is Blasted, 18 Dead   Reina Del Pacifico Blows Up on Trial Run; Possibility of Sabotage Under Scrutiny.

British Motorshi Suffers Blast; Eighteen Are Dead  Refitted War Vessel Was Making Her Peacetime Trial Run

Sabotage Feared As 18 Killed In Explosion At Sea   Alamo Water Superintendent And Brother-In-Law Killed In Sewer

18 KILLED IN BLAST AT SEA   CRIPPLED BRITISH LINER MAKES DOCK WITH 50 INJURED

Blast On Liner At Sea Probed: Report 18 Dead   Motorship » On Trial Ran Is  Badly Damaged” ‘When  - Explosion’ Wrecke Engine Room

Ship Explosion Claims 18 Men   Police ‘Study Sabotage Possibility; 50 Are Injured, Many Burned

Number Die In Ship Blast   British Liner Damaged On Trial Run by Explosion at Sea

British Liner At Port After Major Explosion at Sea   Officials Study Mysterious Blast For Sabotaging

18 Killed, 50 Injured in Blast On Liner af Sea   17,702-Ton Motorship Reina Del Pacifico Limps Into Port at Belfast. North Ireland

Many Injured As British Sea Liner Explodes   WARTIME TROOP SHIP IS BLOWN UP IN OCEAN

‘Blast On British Ship Kills 18, Injures 50   Hint Sabotage on Trial Run of Former Wartime Trensport

Blast Rips British Ship   At Least 18 Dead’ After Explosion;: Sabotage Possible

13 PERISH IN SHIP EXPLOSION   More Than 50 Hurt Aboard  British Liner  

18 LOSE LIVES IN SHIP BLAST   h Vesse!     as 3r     Rooks irom Explosion  ai Sea

Blast On British Liner Leaves 18 Dead. More Than 50 Hurt   ~Reina Del Pacifico, Torn By -FEngineroom Explosion On Trial Run, Docks At Belfast

BRITISH LINER EXPLODES ON TRIAL RUN   18 Dead Or Dying, 50 Hurt: Sabotage Hinted

18 DIE AS BRITISH LINER EXPLODES   At Least 50 Injured As Boat Blows Up Qn Trial Run

18 Killed, 50 Injured In Ship Blast   Sabotage Seen On British Ship

British Ship Torn by Blast   Om Trak Run After Refit ting for Peace Service; Many Killed. fnjured

Expectant Mother Shoots Husband To Delay His Return to Army Camp

Mine Production Report Studied  Output Is Below Pre-Contract Level

TRUMAN EXPECTED TO SEE MARSHALL AND GET REPORTS   United Nations Likely to Be Fully Discussed At Monday Meeting

Plans Monday Session With Marshall   Group Goes Over Accumulation Of Problems

President Truman To Present All Details To Special Session; More Aid To Greece Mav Ra Ackrnd

Secretary Asks Stop-Gap Aid For Italy, France, Austria; Details Will Go fo Congress

SARAH J. LAWRENCE, 85, DIES IN TACOMA, WASH.; FORMER RESIDENT HERE

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Signing of Marshall Report Plan Posiponed

DELAY REPORT ON EUROPEAN NID PROGHAN   To Be Rewritten After Clay: ton Calis It “More of Shonosing List.”

Marshall Plan Report Delayed   Action Follows Sharp Criticism by America

Conference On Marshall Plan Will Be Brief   France, Britain Await Replies From The 22  Natiane Inwited.

Paris Parley Will Be Brief, Officials Say  Replies Awaited Fra m 22 Net ations a. .

Brief Paris Conference Is Foreseen   France, Britain Await Replies BP From 23 Netianc

FRANCE, BRITAIN AWAIT REPLIES TO MEET BIDS   European Parley on Marshall's Recovery Plan To Be Brief, Officials Aver

Short Parley Is Expected   French Believe Only Few Days Needed to Ponder Marshall Plar

Daylight Saving Time To Be Inaugurated  ‘Many Cities Over Country To Set Clocks Ahead On Sunday

‘Daylight Saving to Begin Sunday; ‘Most of W. Va. Leaves Clock Alone

A WARMER WEEK END   ‘Clear Skies and Temperatures Near 660 Are Predicted

Goed Evening .-3°.  Bo we're ‘going to ki. the: goose that lays the golden ee eaay we can't eat anyway,   Warmer, Clearing Skies Ara Faracnet

Middle West . Shivers In Cold Weather   Temperatures Hit Mid-Winter: Levels

Middle West Shivers... .  Sub-Zero Marks Are  Seen In Some Areas

Heat Wave Comes In Wake Of Torrential Rains In Pittsburgh Area Sunday; Few Showers Are Forecast   NO GENERAL SOAKING RAIN FOR CORNBEL!

Fliers Downed In Greenland ‘Are Rescued   Army Transport Put Down on Snow Near Scene of Crash

‘ATC Rescues 11 Stranded Fliers In Arctic Region   Transport Plane Takes Crew of B-29 to Greenland Bace

ELEVEN MAROONED BY PLANE CRASH TAKEN TO GREENLAND BASE  ALL ARE APPARENTLY UNHURT IN SPITE OF EXPOSURE TO WEATHER

CREW OF WRECKED B:29  RESCUE EFFECTED IN DARING FLIGHT AND  1ANNIAR AN CANW  ATC PLANE PICKS UP 11-MAN

FLIERS TAKE OFF ICECAP BY ARMY AIRSHIP   Downed Airmen to Be Returned to U. S.  Plane Base

LONG LINES UNION TURNS DOWNOFFER OF $2 70 $4 HIKE   'Stand by Demand for Flat $6 Boost at Conferences With A. T. & T. in Washington.   STATE AGREEMENT AWAITS RATIFICATION   Normal Wlinois Service Scheduled to Be Restored Monday if Employes Ap prove Accord. t

Phone Union Rejects Offer Of $2 to $4 Week Raise Stands by Demand  For Flat $6 Hike And Both Sides  / oe wee a ae Pp... J.

Ai Lives Are Already Lost Over Country   21 Are Killed In Traffic; Tornado Blamed For Ten

Seventy-Five Dead In July 4 Mishaps   Two Hurt Slightly In Accidents Here

. WRECKAGE SEARCHED— Canadian Train. Toll.  Now 27; More. Fearec

Four Persons Die as Result of Storm; Northern New York Gets 40 Inches of Snow

Relationship Of Big Four At New Low  Session Split May Be Result

Savage Red Attack Threatens Breakup Of Big Four Meet  East-West Relations   East-West Relations Hit a New Low After Molotov’s Blast

Molotov’s Insults Threaten End To Big-4 Peace Talks   Russian Assault On U. S., Britain And France Causes Large Section Of American Delegates To Lleee Marhall Ta Res»al, TBs > pee

Molotov In Bitter Attack: On Three Powers; London: ‘Parley Adjournment Urged’

Savage Attack May Mean End Of Conference  Molotov Assails   Marshall And Bevin Join In Praising Growth Of U. S.-British Friendship

Molotov's ~Assertions Characterized By Bevin As “Insults 4nd Abuse”

VICIOUS ASSAULT LASTING ONEHOUR “WADE BY HOLOTON   [Minister Assails Allied Poli cies in Germany—State  ments Termed “Insulis   and Abuse” by Bevin.   {  SPEECH BELIEVED _ INSPIRED BY KEEMLIN   ‘Large Section of American   Delegation Urges Marshall to Take No Further   Part in Conference.

Relations of Big Four — ai Low Point   London Conclave Threatened With Breakup

Big Four Relations. Hit Lowest Point Since       Molotov Charges Allies Making .* “Enormoui Profits’ Out Of Cee

Molotov’s Attack Threatens Break Up London Conference  Accuses Western Powers Of Making Profit Ou Of Germany: Relations Sink To Low Point

Big 4 Meet Is Near Breakup  Molotov Makes Savag Attack on Ministers

RUSSIAN ENDS TREND TOWARD CONCILIATION   Charges U. S., Britain With Huge Profits  From Germany

Big 4 Parley On Verge of Breaking Up   ApparentlyDoomed As Molotov Makes Drastic Charges

[Five Desperate Escapees Recaptured 41:Negroes Flee From State  Prison Farm Near Houston

Violence Mounts in Poland on Election Eve   .Pro-Communist Parties Bent on Vote Victory

Poland Election Clashes Flare   Roving Gangs Smash Shops In Warsaw Violence  PS ae

POLISH CAMPAIGN BRINGS VIOLENCE   Report 600 Persons Slain Over Period of 90 Days; Election s Sunday

Pre-Election Fights Flare Up In Poland   Underground Gangs Boost Operations In Heart of Warsaw

Many Poles Die As Pre-Election Violence Mounts  ~ Roving Gangs Smash Stores In Warsaw

WARSAW AREA PRE - ELECTION VIOLENCE HIGH   Heart Of Famous City Scene Of Trouble On  Party Issues

British Face An Economic Dunquerque  .- wef.   Already Wasting Away Atlts Extremities, the Empire Suffers An Insular Heart Attack

CRISIS IN ENGLAND HAS BEEN GROWING FOR YEARS; COLD SPELL JUST HELPED BRING IT TO HEAD

Lewis Defiantly Challenges NLRB Decree.   Dares Denham to Prosecute For Refusal to Sign Oath

LEWIS WON'T DEGLARE THAT HE OANTI-RED   Action Will Bar AFL From Recourse to NLRB, Denham Savs.

Lewis Defies  NLRB Ralins    Mine President Challenges  Tobe Ane Rasiniromient

MINER UNION CHIEF AGAIN ATTACKS LAY   Non-Communist Oat! May Be Carried To Courts

Lewis Voices Challenge On Compliance   Refusal To Sign Affidavit Deprives AFL Of NLB Use

Lewis Won't Sign Bill On  Communism   Then Challenges Government To De Something About It.

Lewis Defiance Decides Action by 105 Unions   They Must Reject Labor Board Benefits Because’ He Votes “No”

LMakenges Us. Se —— =  Lewis Defies  NLRB Ruling On Affidavit By Union‘sis   Refusal To Comply Deprives 105 AFL * Unions Of Services

LEWIS EXPLAINS LABOR ACT STAN   DEFIES U. 3. TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT HIS REFUSAL TO SIGN AFFIDAVIT.

Lewis Challenges Labor Board Ruling   (More about Lewis on Editorial Page.)

Lewis Defies NLRB, Says He Won't Sign Anti-Red Affidavit   UMW Boss Reported Leader of AFL Council Move on Commie Issue

Refuses to Sign Pledge is No Communist  UMW Chief Leads AFL Opposition To NLRB Ruling

Won't Sign He Is Nota Communist   Lator Leader Wants to Know What NLRB Will Do About It

Lewis Defies Non-Red Rule Of Labor Act   Chooses to Refuse To Sign Affidavit, Challenges Canital

John Lewis Challenges  Government   Refuses To Sign Statement He Is Not A Communist

UAW Is Seching Contract: Sans Union Penalties   Would By Pass Taft-Hartley Labor Act

ELOPEMENT THEORY GROWS IN STRAW CASE   Police Reveal Small Boat Landed Near Home When Girl Disappeared

Meyers Blames Love  Affair For Charges Bares Intimacy With Wife Of  Chief Accuser, Denies Fraud, Corruption, Perjury,'Tax Counts

Meyers Drags In ‘Love Triangle’    Blames Woes to Affair With Wife Of Chief Investigation Accuser

GEN. MEYERS ISSUES DENTAL OF ACCUSATION   Aviation Electric Funds Declared  Repayments

President Flying Over The Jungle   Truman on Last Leg ot Flight from Washington to Rio Today

TRUMAN ON FINAL LAP OF RIO TRIF   Festive Reception And Pa. rade Ready to Greet President.

Truman Off For Rio On Long Flight   President Crosses Brazilian Jungle In Personal Plane

Truman On Way To Rio For Address   Presidential Party Flying Over Jungles; Will Land  This Afternoon

Truman Party On Last Leg Of Rio Flight  St LOE ft POE — Roereetene es” reg   Big Plane Expected To Land at 1 P. M.;  Rerention Ready

BRAZIL PLANS GREAT OVATION ‘OR PRESIDENT   Trip From Washington Averaging Close To 300 MPH

RAIL WORKERS. -DRAFT-DEMANE   NON-OPERATING UNIONS ARE ASKING 20 PERCENT AN HOUR-PAY~INCREASE—-

Railroad Unions Ask Higher Pay  Operating Workers Not Involved In Demands

RAILWAY DISPUTE PARLEY 1S BEGUN   Negotiations Started a Chicago on Demands for Boosts.

Surprise Moves By Diplomats Are Indicates   Believe Russia Will Inten sify Diplomatic Activity In European Area   MARSHALL PLAN ATTITUDES FACTOR

PROBE OF TAX UNIT TS ASKED   James G. Patton of National Farmers’  Union Makes Request

FARMERS UNION PROTESTS PROBE   NFU Head Asks to Have NTEA Investigated in Co-Oo Quiz

CHO CHALLENGES NEW LABOR BIL!   Murray Publishes “Voting Guide” To Test New Measure: No Reaction Seen

BEULAH, BUD JURORS VISIT FATAL YACHT   Young Defendants Seem Cheerful On Trip

Attlee Says British Plan to Get Out of India by June, 1948  Lord Mountbatten Will Succeed Lord Wavell Next Month

‘Indian Independence ls Promised by British Premier   Adm. Lord Mountbatten Designated to Liquidate 200-Year Rule in Historic Statement by Attlee

British to Quit India By June, ’48, Says Attlee As Civil Strife Goes an

India Freedom To Be Granted By June, 1948   Attlee Announces Definite  Date, Adm. Mountbatten Baninors Waenll

100-Year British Rule In India Will End In June, 1948  Mountbatten Will Liquidate Authority

Indian Independence  Is Promised  by British Premier  _ Adm. Lord Mountbatten Designated to Liquidate 200- Year Rule

BRITISH RULE IN INDIA ENDS IN JUNE, 1948   Attlee Tells Commons Mountbatten New Viceroy

Britain To End Rule In India In June, 1948   Mountbatten To Succeed Wovell As Viceroy Next Month

British Will ‘Free India’  In June,’ 48   Lord Mountbatten’s Named To Liquidate  200 Years Of Rule

JUNF. 1948. SET TO FREE INDIA   New Viceroy Appointed To Wind Up 200 Years Of British Rule

Says Assembly  Made Interest  Rate Too High   Is Second Rejection in Less Than Year for an Interest Code Bill

DONNELLY VETOES SHALL LOAN BILL   OBJECTS TO INTEREST RATES PROVIDED—CALLS Ir UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

Pope Pius Gives Solemn Warning On Christmas Eve   Sinister Lights Flash On World Horizons, Catholic Leader Says

Pope Sees Danger of ‘Conflict’  Deplores Failure Of London Parley; Christmas Eve

POPE WARNS OF NEW CONFLICT   Pontiff in Somber Christmas Eve Broadcast

Pope Pius Warns  Of New Conflict   Peace Far Out of Grasp, He Says in Annual Christmas Message

Pope Pius Warns Against New Conflict   Says Signs Are Already in _Evidente

Crucial Hour For World at Hand: Vatican   Scores International Lying; Urges League of Love

MISTRUST, LIES CURSE OF TIME,  PONTIEF SAYS   Truman Pledges Aid to World

Pope Warns World is At Turning Point   Says Failure of Big Four Due to Insincerity, Mistrust

Girls’ School Escapees Make Tactical Error, Their Freedom is Short

Six Scantily-Clad Girls Who Fled from Trainina: School. Admit Tadical Error’

Cabinet In France Quits   Resignation Is Outcome Of DeGaulle’s Victory

DeGaulle Win Causes French Cabinet To Quit   Victor At Polls Sunday May Be Requested To Form New Regime

DEGAULLE MAY BE OFFERED POST ‘AS PREMIER AS RE SULT OF HIS VICTORY

News H ighlights  * $1,000,000 Paid * For Prize Play  * Cther Top Items

COLLEGE PROFS — LAUD SUCCESS OF G. 1. STUDENTS   Better Than 90 Percent Are Making the Grade.

Record Flood Conditions  Are Forecast.  Children and Aged ‘Persons Taken

CQNDTONS SEE   Heavy Raine tn Mississigp! River Valley Threat te Residents

Record Flood Conditions  Are Forecast  Children and Aged Persons Taken From Citv in lowa

Heavy Rains: To Produce Record Flood   Downpours to Add To Water Pouring Into Mississippi

HOUSE WORKS ON CITY. FUND PLAN   Program Would Provide Additional Locat Revenue

Boston Police Seek Slayer Of Maine Man   Nadeau Choked With Necktie

Lawyer Freed On One Count Of 4Part Indictment   Former Prosecuting Attorney And W. H. Lilly To Go On Trial June 25 On Remaining 3  Charges In Logan Circuit Court

Soviets Want More Details Ot Marshall  Aid Program   Emphasize Discord With Other Four  Over Procedure

Soviets Walk Out Of U.N. Session  In Protest Move  ‘Temporary’ Action   ‘Temporary’ Action Is Second Such  On Procedure Questior

Stages Walkout As Wrangle Develops in Committee On Global Police

Soviet Delegates Walk Out on  U.N. Conference _ Withdrawal Not   Intended as   General Boycctt

‘Russia Walks Out On Big Powers In Military Dispute   Second Soviet Withdrawal In United Nations History Brought On By Procedure Debate; Reds  Also Lose Trieste Governor live

REDS WALK OUT OF U.N. MEETING   : WITHDRAW FROM SESSION CONSIDERING PLANS FOR GLOBAL POLICE FORCE.

Palestine Violence Continues   Bomb Kills Arabs; Death Toll 414 for Past Month

Report Is Due on World Police Force.   Some Delegates May Oppose Prase ct Dehotac

.Report Is Due on World  Police Force Some Delegates May Oppose  Press at Debates

Sen. Vandenberg Seeks Check-Up On Aid Demands   Asks ‘Total Balance Sheet’ Of America's Ability To Meet World Aid Dernands   PROMPT ACTION ASKED OF TRUMAN

TO ADJUST BILLS   Allowances Will Be Made by Phone Company During the Strike

TO ADJUST BILLS   All: wances W il! Be ! Mac €  by Phone Company During the Strike

Siamese Twin Boys ‘Showing Progress’   Infants Joined At ‘Top Of Head, Physici Doubt Chance Of Surviviny Delicate Ope

Nearly Half of Graduates to Attend College   Survey Shows Future Hands That Rock The Cradle Will Be Better Trained: Fiahteen Schools Polled

Food Saving Is Reported Making Partial Headway   Truman Says Plans Are to Fit Emergency and Subject to Change

Food Saving ‘Days’ Gaining Momentum  But Voluntary Plan L\..1.- Dawtl<: TfL ontive   But Voluntary Plan Only Partly Effective Survey Indicates

BRITISH - SOVIET TRADE PACT SET   Signing of Agreement Ends Long Dickering

WALLACE MOVE ~—NOW AWAITED   HENRY WILL LAUNCH “THIRD PARTY” IF TWELVE-YEAR ‘CYCLE 18 TO BE CON.  TINUED _ -

Palestine Truce Ends in Burst Of Violence   One Briton Killed, 14 Persons Injured tn Latest Outbreaks

Violence Flares Over Wide  Palestine Area British Soldier — Is Killed;  14 Persons Hur?

Truman Leaves for Three Day State Visit to Canada   Declined to Reveal Intentions on Labor. And Income Tax Bil

First Class — Crisis Seen As Result Of SuddenDeath   Troubled Homeland Is Deprived of Ruler 6 Months After Monarch Ascended the Throne

KING GEORGE OF GREECE SUCCUMBS   Heart Attack is Fatal to Greek Monarch

Passes Away After Resuming Throne  Only 6 Months Ago   Had Been Suffering From A Heart Ailment For Some Time, But His Death Came As a Great Surprise.

GRECIAN KING DIES OF HEART AILMENT TODAY   Sudden Death of King George Causes Fresh Crisis In Greece

Pass Bills to Strengthen lowa Board   Measures Affecting Board of Control Have Unani mous Vote in House

Southeast Hit By Snowstorm   Warm Rains Bapected To Wash Snow Away By Nightfall

Industrial Sugar Ration Invalid’   wJudge‘s Decision May Upset Entire Program for Users

Judge Rules Industrial Sugar Ration  Is Invalid   Might, If Upheld, Affect Rationing Of Commodity  To Consumers

OPA SUGAR PLAN IS HELD INVALID   JUDGE RULES AGAINST SYS. TEM OF RATIONING TO INDUSTRIAL USERS,

EISLER FACES _._ FRAUD TRIAL   WARRANTS ISSUED FOR ARHEST OF COMPOSER AND -HIS WIFE FOR PER JURY g

Anti-Terroris! Jews Fight in J erusalem   Battle Extremists in Tel Aviv: at Least 12 Hurt

British Hunt Refugee Ship   Immigrant Vessel Heads for Palestine

British Seeking Refugee Ship With 600 Jews   Ship Bearing Uncertified Immigrants Said To Be Bound For Palestine

JEW VS. JEW ~JOUST FINDS DOZEN HURT   Major Race Clash Is Result To End  Terrorism

12 Injured as Bombs Explode In Holy Land   Jewish Extremists Make Onslaught Upon Anti-Terrorist Jews

RAF Seeking Refugee Ship . Off Palestine   Twelve Injured In Fight “Between Jewish Groups In Tel Aviv; Arabs Reject Proposal

JEWS CLASH AT TEL AVIV   Dozen Injured in Fight Of Anti-Terrorist Group With Extremists

Jews Clash In Tel Aviv   Extremists and Anti-Terrorists in Struggle—12 Hurt

Clash With AifiExiremists  First Jew-Against-Jew Struggle in  “Current Crisig Breaks Out at Tal Agtoo

JEWS FIGHTING JEWS IN TEL AVIV BATTLE      At Least A Dozen Persons Injured In Bomb-Hurling Of Jewish Extremists

Jew Fights Jew And Palestine  Grows Tenser.   RAF Planes Search Out Refugee Ship In Mediterranean.

RAF Planes Hunt Jewish Refugee Ship   Dozen Hurt In Palestine Riots

Jews Fight Jews In Palestine  Anti-Terrorists And Extremists Clash

Jew Fights Jew As New Tel Aviv Resistance Opens  At Least Dozen Persons Are Hurt

Bomb-Hurling  Jews in Batile  Tel Aviv Extremists Fight .\ so) a eo s

British Planes Rove Mediterranear Skies as Refugee Ship Reported

Battles Rage ~ In Jerusalem   Dozen -Injured- in Major Clash of Jew Against Jew

Jewish Civil War Rages in Tel Aviv As Bombs Hurt 12  Anti-Terrorist Groun   Anti-Terrorist Group Battles Extremists, Blast Jolts Haifa

Police Find Youth Chained To A Tree      Charges Are. Preferred Against the Parents of Half-Starved Bov

7, B, ADoDGIATION HAS MEETING HERE   THREE NORTH ALABAMA * COUNTIES PRESENT

19 Killed and 23 Wounded In Outbreaks   British Troops Ready to Occupy 3 Major Cities

Underground Says War Welcome In Bloody Zion  Martial Law Orders Expected After Sabbath Terror

19 Are Killed; 23 Wounded in  New Violence   Full Might of British Military Thrown Into Search for Terrorists

British Expected To Impose Full Military Rule   Most of Casualties ir Bombing of Officers’ Club

Terrorists Open Bloodiest Series Of Attacks Since Last July  Officer’s Club Raid Kills 16  ae ans:      Martial Law Appears Only Hours Away As British Suffer Severe Blow

Bombs Wreck Officers’ Club Jerusalem;  ) Are Killed   ” Three Others Dead - As Violence Flares; Jewish Curfew Set

TERRORISTS KILL 19 IN HOLY LAND AND INJURE 23   Bomb British Officers’ Club in Jerusalem and Stage Armed Raid on Army Camp at Beit Lid.   PARKING LOT BLASTED, JEEP AND TRUCK MINED   Violence Indicates Open Warfare Is Breaking Out—Jewish Underground Takes Blame for Attacks.

British Officers’  Club in Jerusalem Blown Up With 16 Killed. 23 Iniured

Wave of Attacks Opened Against British Soldiers   Blast Wrecks Club; Other Installations Hit; 17 Are Injured

New. Violence Ih Jerusalem  Area Kills 19   Officers Cub Blown Up, Army Camp Attacked In Oiithreal-

Palestine Under Martial Law As 19 Are Killed   23 Wounded While Terrorist Raid Spread Continues; Retaliation Motive

British Officers’ Club Demolished by Explosiion; Bombs, Gunfire Add to Day's Toll; British Prepare Decree

Terrorists Hurt 23; Full Military Rule Is Believed Coming   Heavily Armed Raiders Blast British Officer Club, Machinegun Army Camp, Mine Trucks, Dynamite Haifo Waterfront

Nineteen Die dn Wave of Violence   Curfew Clamped on Jews by British Forces

A Je Violence Flares  In Holy Land   19 Killed In Sudden Outburst; British Officers Club Demolishec

Palestine Appears To Be Rushing Toward Complete  British Military Rule

British Clamp New Curfew On Jewish Quarters  Machineguns Used By Attackers On Coast Army Camp

New Violence In Holy Land Is Fatal to 19   British Clamp House Curfew On Jewish After Outbreaks

BOMB BLASTS FATAL 10 18 IN HOLY LAND   QUIET OF JEWISH SABBATH BROKEN BY EXPLOSIONS

19 LOSE LIVES, 23 INJURED IN NEW ASSAULTS   British Hunt for Terrorist Gun ners, Bomb Throwers in Northern Palestine

19 Persons Killed In Terrorist Raids   Palestine Underground Bombs British Officers’ Club and Other Targets

Bloody Raids In Holy Land   British Club Blown Up, Terrorists Raid From Jerusalem to Haife

Terror Gang Hits at Many British Units   Bombs Blast Club, Army Camps Raided ‘Onen War’ Nearer

Martial Law Is imminent, Strict  Curfews Deereed   Search for Terrorist Gunners, Bomb Harler Spreads Over Palestine

17 INJURED AS OFFICERS CLUB RAIDED   British Clamp New Curfew on Jewish Quarters

Death, Terror Reigns As 19 Killed In Riots   Terrorists Blast Jerusalem Club; Raid British Army;  [ ReTeTTTT

ATTORNEY GENERAL IS ADVISED NOT TO “MEDDLE”  "He'd Better Come Armed!’ ls Grim Warning For Clark

Wright Leads Mi issIssip pis Governor Race   High Election Officia Warns Clark Against ‘Meddling’ In Primary

Mines Rock  Jerusalem  British Cansider   British Consider Martial Law

Martial Law May Follow Jerusalem Mine Explosions   Blasts Rouse Area This Morning as British Cars Hit Traps

Shawnee Has Fire Damage of $100,000   Flames Sweep Peanut Company Plant Near Heart of Downtown District

SEIZURE PLANS OF REDS TOLD   Premier in Canada Reveals Plans to Take Quebec

Decision Due  High Court Ruling Is Seen In Campaign To Oust Reds

WITNESS SAYS SCREEN WRITER MAKING $3,000 A WEEK IS REGISTERED’  ' COMMUNIST

MOVIE COLONY RED CARDS MAY BE DISPLAYED   Information On Communist Affiliation Ready If Party Is Renounced

Second Writer In Contempt At Red Hearing   Concentration Camp Methods Charged By $3,000-A-Week Man

Labor Secretary May Soon Be Man Without Job; He Doesn’t Like Crosswords or Knitting

MISSOURI EDITOR NAMED SECRETARY OF STATE TODAY   Edgar C. Nelson of Boonville to Fill Out Bell's Unexpired Term.   WAS NOT A CANDIDATE   He fs Editor of the Weekly Blade and Messenger at Brookfield.

New Secretary of State Will be Edgar C. Nelson   Brookfield Editor To Fill Unexpired Term: Of Wilson. Bell

FINANCE PLANS FOR OHIO CITIES TAKING FORM   House Tax Group Approves Five Measures for Passage

9 BILLS 70 AID CITIES GET 0. K. BY COMMITTEE   Leyistature’s Program F of Financial Help Begins Tr Take Shana

Five Financial Measures Recommended For Passage By House Taxation Group

Committee Seeks Slash OF Billions For Foreign Aid   Amendment Would Omit Chinese Aid

House Group Also Cuts Army Funds   Foreign Aid And Occupation Costs Drastically Lowered

ABELLO GIVEN 20-YEAR TERM   Court Passes Sentence On Patrolman Convicted Of Killing Nurse

20-Year-to-Life Sentence Given To Patrolman   Abello Case Judge Assails Defense And Prosecution

‘American Comment Causes Labor Leaders to Reluctantly Call Off Walkout They Had Planned.

MacArthur Halts Strike Of: Jap Government Employeat [Cabinet Is Given Shakeup:

Highlights Of Message To Assembly   Gov. Gates Makes Recommendations for New Laws and Revisions of Existing Statutes.

Onily. Six Survive Crash in Labrador   Pappy Happy to Run With Mac Tf Rank and File Desire Me’

JUNIOR SENATOR READY MacArthur-O'Daniel Ticket Proposed For Race In ‘48

PAPPY WOULD RUN, IF DRAFTED —O'Daniel Proposed As Possible  Running Mate For MacArthur

PAPPY: WOULD RUN, IF DRAF TED - mol a 0'Daniel Proposed As Possible Running Mate For MacArthur.

TAX UP SEVEN MILLS   With le te Anmmauncead   SALARY ADJUSTMENTS

QUAKERTOWN TAX HATE AAISED SEVEN WHLLS   School Board Has Pointed To Increase in Costs   ENROLLMENT HEAVIER

Liberty Ship’s Cargo Unloaded   American Crewmen Refuse To Help With Confiscated Goods

(DUTCH WORKMEN SLOWLY UNLOADED [CONFISCATED CARGO OF THE U.S. JLIBERTY SHIP UNDER ARMED GUARD

OLD MANSION SETS STRANGE SCENE ps emanates titaetintBemcteet Altea nach shirts al ten  POLICE HUNT HERMII

eae eS NF STS  Elderly, Eccentric Recluse Is Found Dead; Brother. His Only Companion, Is Missing

Futh Avenue Mansion Mystery New York Police Launch One Of  Strangest Manhunts Im History

£urth Avenue Mansion Mystery IE A 2 SE  iNew York Police Launch One Of ‘Strangest Manhunts In History

Geor oe Favors Compromi isin go  On Tax Slas h   Georgian Throws Out Feel. er While Republicans Plot Drive For Cut

Doughton Seeks Tax  Compromise   Hopes To Find Way To Satisfy G. O. P. Congress

Storm Recalls 88 Blizzard   Yesterday’s Storm Lacked Hurricane-Like Winds, Old Timers Say

Veterans of ‘88 Question Severity Of New York City's Big Snowstorm

Veterans Of’88 Refuse To Budge   Says ‘Present Storm Is Nc Comparison With The Blizzard Of 1888.

Turn Down Bus Union Work Offer   Company Official Says Strikers No Longer Have Claim on Jobs

STRIKERS TOLD “JOBS ARE GONE   Bus Executives Assert Drivers’ Places Filled By Others   CALLED SCARE TALK

Storm Moves Into Florida From Gulf  Winds Hit 60 MPH May Pass To Sea

Damage Lignt As Second Storm Cuts Across Florida  But Inconvenient  Tn Area Slashed   But Inconvenient In Area Slashed By Last Week’s  Great Hurricane

STORM STILL DISTURBING   Sixty Mile Winds Move Across Florida’s Citrus Belt

Sweeps Over Rich Citrus Florida Belt   Storm Warnings Order ed Up From Charleston. 8. C. To Cape Hatteras, woo”

STORM SWEEPS ACROSS FLORIDA   - * DISTURBANCE HITS COAST IN TAMPA AREA AND MOVES TOWARD ATLANTIC.

NEW STORM CUTS "ACROSS FLORIDA      Rich Citrus Belt Is Hit Causes Little General Damaqe.

Storm Whirls Into Florida; Damage Light   Hits Mainland In Tampa Area; Fury Is Lacking

THROUGH FLA. CITRUS BELT   2nd Big Blow Withir Week Rips Inland  In Tampa Area

Storm Moving ~ ToNorthward   High Winds Hit Tampa Arex In Move to Atlantic

ENLISTED GRADES MAY BE ABCLISHEL   New Setup for Army Is ~ Given Consideration by  High Officials.

Man Admits Torso Slaying Of Bride   ‘Powerfully-Built Husband  Says He Lost His  ” Mind

ADVANCE NEW TAX PROGRAM   Committee Approval Giver Measures to Provide More State Funds

Palestine Vote Up in Assembly   Holy Land Issue Is Last To Go Before 1947 United Nations

PARTITION PLAN UP FOR UN VOTE   End of Assembly Session Seen Wednesday

Palestine Plan On Partition Up For Vote   Fate in Doubt As Committee Fails Of Two-Thirds Vote

FIREMEN NAME NEW OFFICERS, MEET MONDAY   Complete Plans For Annual Dance Friday Night, Januarv 31

Save Food Program Hits Snags   Distillery Unions Threaten To Sue For Wages

Grain-Saving Setup Fought   Distillery Workers, Restaurants Protest

Sharp Rise In U.S. Feed Costs Feared   Agriculture Dept, Be lieves Prices Will Soar

Cast In ‘Poor Little Rich Girl’ Role  Elizabeth Won't Get A Wedding Trousseau

oor Little Rich Girl —2or bitte Rich Girl   Princess Elizabeth Denied New   Trousseau and Bedroom Slippers

Princess Elizabeth, ‘Poor Little Rich Girl,” Won't Have Trousseau

‘Truman Pauses Briefly At White House; Will ‘Take Caribbean Tour

ICorn Belt Flood Damage Reported at Half Billion Dollars During Last Month

Tax Sleuths Are“After-More “2° ‘State Income Tax ‘Payers      "Many" Are Evading Payments, Reports Indicate

“State Income Tax’ Payers   "Many" Are Evading Payments, Reports Inclicate

NEW YORK CITY TREASURY LOW   Mavor Proposes 3-Cent Raise On Old Nickel Subway Fare

KvalynM’Lean, Hope Diamond Owner, Dies   Death Comes To Socialite At Colorful ‘Friendship’ Mansion

CINCINNATI SENATOR TO CON. FIRM REPORTS THAT HE WILL TRY FOR PRESI- . oy , DENCY 

Taft To Make Outright Declaration To Run [For Presidency, Insiders in Columbus Say

Wholesale  Food Prices Show Decline  Level 4.8 P. C, Ahava Wee Aon

Davis Given Life Term On  Murder Charge   Motion For New Trial Is Suddenly Withdrawr By His Attorneys

Your House May Be Next  HowTo¥ Wage War Against ‘Burglars is Told By FBI

(With Burglaries on Sharp Increase FBI Tells What to Do “In Case”

Freedom Urged For  Palestine   States Reserve Right Not To Be  Bound By Decision

Arabs Launeh Futile Attack   Go Into Action Quickly In Vain Effort For Independence

ARABS FIGHT FOR FREE PALESTINE AT UN. SESSION   Iraq: Delegate Opens Floor Battle in Assembly But Focee Defent

Costs Can Be Halted, Taft Says   Anti - Inflation Bill Can Check The Spiral, Ohio Senator Asserts

Sen. Taft Asserts Trumar Now Has Power to Check Inflation Causes

Says Bill Gives Truman Power  Fe aa ta.   Can. Halt Inflation With GOP-Act: Taft

USSR OFFICIAL RAPS “MERICAN   Red Army General In Verbal Attack On U. S. Control; Action Termed Unprecedented. 

Tell Your Friends Hold Your Breath It’s Due Monday   Split Over Program In Berlin

0H10 GOVERNOR OUTLINES JOE FOR ASSEMBLY   Urges Higher Funds for Opera tions While Practicing Rigid Economy

Avoids Specific Suggestions on Reducing Taxes   Legislators Hear Executive Outline Program

OHIO ASSEMBLY OPENS WORK ON HERBERT GOALS   Governor Asks ‘Break’ Fo Taxpayer In Message To Joint Session

HERBERT IN TAX APPEAL   Governor Asks ‘Break’ For Taxpayer, More Money For State

Taft Claims Aid Plan Could  Raise Prices   GOP Senator Favors Limiting of Marshall Program

» AID PLAN 10 UP PRICES   Warns Marshall Plan Would Boost Prices Seriously

TAFT SAYS ~AID PLAN TO UP PRICES   Warns Marshall Plan Would Boost Prices Seriously

. Military Planes Return To Their Bases  Quest For Lost Navy Transport Fruitless

TAFT ‘MIGHT’ OK AID PLANS   Presidential Aspirant Gives  View of Prices

Taft Is Doubtful On Permanent Aid For Europe  Senator Favors Help Continuance in Reasonable Amount

TAFT WOULD LIMIT “AID 10 EUROPE    DOUBTS Hit GAN “SUPPORT _ ANY PERMANENT MULTI-”  BILLION PROGRAM.

GUNMEN SEIZE $110,000 FOR DAY’S EFFORT   Five Hold Up Factory in Boston, Flee with Company’s Payroll

Six Gunmen Gral $110,000 Cash In Office Holdup   Force 20 Employes To Lie On Floor While They Flea.

GUNMEN ESCAPE WITH. PAYROLL   $110,000 Taken at Westinghouse Division Piant

Boston Factory Office Robbed of Big Payroll   Bandits Get $110,000-~ Police Say it's ‘Biggest! Robbery on the Bacnxcte

Armed Men Raid Factory In Boston   Enter Plant Dressed As Workmen; Make Escape in Waiting Car

Six Bandits Nab Payroll of $110,000   Boston Company Employes Held Up by Armed Bandits

Armed Bandits Get $110,000 In Payroll Robbery   Six Hold Up Roston Plant

NO HALLOWEEN PRANK   Six Bandits Convi ince ince Westinghouse Workers as They Take Payroll

6 ESCAPE WITH $110,000 L007   Westinghouse Electric Hyde Park Payrell Ts Taken

Six Gunmen Escape With Huge Payroll   $110,000 tn Small Bills. Sav Policn. vz .-

Bandits Stage Bold Raid On Boston Plant  Officie als Re eport ALO ¢ We.

Armed Sextet Robs Branch 03  Westinghouse  a a + ae 2 Pe   One of Bandits Wears Halloween ‘Funny Face®

Six Gunmen Escape With $110,000 Pay Roll ‘In Methodically-Planned Holdup At Boston

Boston Firm Is Victim Of Highwaymen  Loot Reported  vv . Cr... 44 Teertt

Five Bandits Get 110,000 Payroll  Arrive After Armored Truck Brings Money

PAYROLL THEFT NETS $110,000   Six Gunmen Work Methodically To Make Getaway With Huge Fortune At Boston Air Conditioning Company.

Gunmen Flee With $110,000 Boston Payroll   Six Armed Bandits Hold Up Division of Westinghouse Corporation

5 Masked Bandits Make Off With Boston Firm's Payroll After Slugging Police Guard   "This Is No Halloween Party," One Of Robbers Warns Office Workers Whe Believed Holdup Wes Prank

Big Pay Roll Taken by Armed Men   Small Denomination Bills Secured In Methodical Raid

$110,000 Payroll Stolen in Boston   Bandits Hold Up Westinghouse Office

Electric Co. Office Staff Is Held Up   Car Number Is Only Clue to Hub Randite

$110,000 LOST IN HOLDUP RAID   Five Bandits Stage Daring _ Robbery at Boston Plant

SIX BANDITS GET $110,000 *PAYROLL CASE   Escape After Holdup of Office Force Near Boston

6 GUNMEN NAB PLANT PAYROLL   $110,000 Taken in Holdup o Boston Westinghouse Subsidiary.

Gunmen Grab Large Payroll   Six Armed Bandits Get $110,000, Escave In Car.

GUNMEN ESCAPE WITH $110,000   Air Conditioning Firm In Boston Robbed Of Big Payroll

Six Thugs Take Part in Holdup: Escape in Auto   Bills of Small Denomination Comprise Loot

NO HALLOWEEN PRANK   Six Bandits Convince Westinghouse Workers as They Take Payroll  :

Six Gunmen Get $110,000 Payroll      Boston Firm Entered by Methodical Group Who Get Waaes of 2,000

HYDE PARK FACTORY IS SCENE   Payroll for 2,000 Employees Made Up in Smoll Bills

BOSTON BANDIT SEXTETTE GETS HUGE PAYROLL   Get Away With $110,000 In Daring Daylight Robbery

$110,000 Stolen By  Six Gunmen   Payroll Seized In Boston Holdup  Farly This Morning

6 BANDITS SEIZE $110,000 PAYROLL   RAID OFFICES OF BOSTON CONCERN IN PLANNED ROBBERY

BOSTON THUGS GRAB $110,000 PAYROLL   Six Gunmen Rob Paymaster Of Industrial Plant

JOB STAGED BY 6 MEN   No Halloween Party, Shout Masked Gunmen   Desoribed As Biggest And Boldest In Hub City Police Records

Boston Firm Invaded By Six Robbers   Sturtevant Co. Paymaster And Aides Victims

6 BANDITS, ONE WEARING HALLOWE'EN MASK, STEAL PAYROLL OF $110 000 AT HYDE PARK

Ukranian Attacks Tsaldaris   Cabinet Aide Called “Real Culprit” in Tense Greek Crisis

Ukrainian Sees Greek Conspiracy   Foreign Minister Brands Tsaldaris As ‘Real Culprit’ In Greek Crisis

Ukrainian Says He’s Tool of U.S., Britain   Sees Plot To Place Blame for Greek War On Neighbor Nations

UKRAINIAN SAYS GREEK OFFICIAL PLOTS TROUBLE   Manuilsky Points Out Tsaldaris as ‘Real Culprit’

Britain and U.S. Draw Soviet Fire  Greek Ministe: Is Lambasted By Manuilsky

Charges Plot by U. S. and Britain to -Shitt Blame for Greek Civil Hostilities

Fiery Words Flow From Soviet Lips During UN Row   Ukranian Minister » Denounces Greeks, U.S., and the British

Illinois Woman Writes President— Family Lives In Shack With Horse

REDS SEEKING ~SLAV CONTROL   BATTLE FOR CONTROL OF SLAV ORGANIZATIONS IN U. S, BEING WATCHED IN BALKANS

Secret Majority Vote Proposal  Called ‘Trivial’  Minnesotan Warns of Too Severe Restrictions

Stassen Asks For Fairness In Labor Laws   PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRAN' URGES CONGRESS TO GO SLOW

Stassen, Taff Collide Sharply On Labor Laws  Lively Argument By  Top GOP Aspirants  Features Hearing es  a f"amensbdbaea

Stassen Urges Restraint in Labor Laws   Don’t Go Too Far With Restrictive Legislation, Minnesotan Warns— Raps Union Leaders

Both Regarded As Presidency  “Possibilities”   Taft Labele As “Trivial” Stassen’s Plan For Secret Vote Before Strike   Senator Ball Criticizes Plan   Taft Argues Workers Do Not Go Against Their Leaders In Strike Vote

Sen. Taft, Stassen in Verbal Tilt   Republican Presidential Possibilities Collide Sharply in Discussior Of Labor Lecislation

TWO GOP: ‘COLLIDE ON LABOR   Stassen, Taft Differ On Vote Before Strikina

Dispute Flares On Secret Vote Before Strike   Minnesotan Cautions. Congress Against ’Going Too Far’

Stassen, Taft isagree On Strike Remedy   Top GOP Presidential Possibilities Clash In Hearing On Tahar.

Union Leaders Abused Their Power, Stassen States; Forced “Cooling Off’ Period Before Strikes Asked   Guns Quiet As Americans Leave China Headquarters

‘Stassen, Taft Clash Over Labor Legislation  «gg eu rman Alen Dicanrece with Sanator Ball on Necessary Steps

Stassen Gives Plan To Settle Labor Dispute:   Former Minnesota Governor Cautions Congress About ‘Going Too Far’ in Restricting Unions.

—Kepublicans—   1948 Possibilities, Stassen-Taft, Collide On Legislation Views

Stassen,  Taft Clash Over Labor   Republican Candidate Hopefuls Can’t Agree on Legislation Policy

Stassen, Taft Collide On  Labor Legislation Issues   2 Leading GOP Presidential Possibilities Differ Sharply on Action

Suggestion on Strike Vote Called ‘Trivial’  Lively Exchange of Words Follows

Stassen, Taft In Clash Over Labor Bills   Ohio Senator Calls Views of Former  Governor ““Trivial’’

Today In Congress   ‘Taft And Stassen Collide Sharply In Senate Hearing Over Labor Legislation; Senators Act To Halt Repeal Of Reciprocal Trade Act

Taft Clashes With Stassen Qn Labor Laws   Calls Minnesotan’s Proposal For Secret Strike Votes ‘Trivial.’

Stassen and Taft Differ Over Labor Measures  Announced Candidate Is Witness at Senate’s Hearing

Stassen Tangles With Ball, Taft On Labor Laws   Presidential Hopefuls Disagree At Hearing

Stassen, Taft Differ Sharply On Labor Laws   Sen. Ball Criticizes Minnesotan’s Plan As Too Drastic

Claim They Can Slash Light Billion Or Morc_  Off Of Presdent’s Thirty Seven Billion Dollar Set Up. .

Solons Asked To Keep Tax Levies High      President Says Budget as Submitted Is Balanced; Would Apply Revenues To Debt Reduction

BUDGET IN BRIEF SHOWS “BALANCE   Receipts, Expenditures Are  - Estimated For Fis eal Year

HARD-BOILED’ HGURE SENT TO CONGRESS   TRUMAN REQUESTS CONTINUATION OF HIGH TAXES

BARES ACTIVITY OF REDS AMONG ALLIS EMPLOYES   Trine tua.'.—aaan a.

Greek Army in All-Out Attack On Guerrillas   Rebel Resistance Said To Be Melting in Battle Centered at Albania Line

Guerrillas Are Put To Rout In Heavy Fighting   Government Forces Moving In For “Kill”; Moscow Broadcast Says No Crossing Froin Albania

Army Attacks Greek Rebel Hill Position   Guerrillas Retreot Before Government Forces; 300 Slain

Planes, Big Guns Aid  Greek Army Troops in. Blasting Guerrilla Bands

Hear Voices of Men Buried in Mass of Debris   Five-story Building Falls in Cin. cinnati; Owner is Saved by Firemen

One Rescued: Hope Fades For Others   Building Located In Cincinnati's Flood Distriét

FEAR FIVE MAY NOT BE DUG OUT IN TIME   Reach One Cincinnati Victim: Others Stop Talkine.

One Trapped Man Rescued   Five Others Buried Beneath Debris of Collapsed Building

Downtown Cincinnati Is Shaken   Trapped Men Cease Talking tc Rescue Squads

5 Men Buried In Cincinnati  Building Crash   Firemen Dig Phrough Twisted Steel Ino Rescue Attempt

Trapped Men Are Sought By Firemen   Five-Story Building Collapses in Cincinnati Today

Five Men Trapped Under 30 Feet of Debris .  Cincinnati Building Collapses

Murray Calls For Action Against Enemies Of Labor  Addresses Appeal To AFL Conventier At Opening CIO Session In Baston

'‘Marray Pleads For AFL Unity   CIO President Renews Appeal to U. S. Labor to Join on Problems

U.S. CAN PROVIDE 20 BILLION IN AID, KAIIP REPART SAYS   Truman Told European Program Would Not Affect Resources Seriously.   COOPERATION VITAL   Venture Seen Unsuccessful if Citizens Fail to Back Grain-Saving Drive.

U.S. Can Aid Without Hurt, Krug Asserts   $20,000,000,000 Program Would Not Seriously Drain U. S. Resources, Secretary Declares

Krug Report Says $20 Billion in Aid NotSeriousDrain   Secretary Urges Controls Kept on Use ‘of Produets

Officials See Increase in Aid Total; U. S. Able te Carry Pregram—Krue

Venture Would Pay for Itself, Says Secretary   Co-Operation of All Americans Essential, However, Truman Told

U. 5. Can Spend $20 Billion On Aid, “er Says  Sea Se A* J   Such A Program  Of European Aid Would Spur Imports Official Contends

Krug Visions No Danger in Giving European Relief   Interior Secretary Has Made Intensive Study of Economic Problem.

PROGRAM SEEN VALUABLE AlD TO IMPORTING   Cabinet Official Says Citizens Must Aid By Saving Grain

KRUG REPORTS RELIEF PLANS WILL PAY OUT   Export Control and Saving of Grain Necessary to Insure Success.

Program Would Pay Fox Self in Speeded-Up Gnporls; Must Have Help  Of All Citizens

Krug Says U.S. Can Handle European Aid Without Bad Drain on Resources

Inierior Chief — Says Such A Move Would Speed Up Imports And Would Not Drain Resources Of Nation

20 Billion Aid Won’t Hurt —U.S., Krug Says; Officials ~ Fear Cost Mav Be Hiked

$20 Billion Could Be Given, Truman Is Told   Secretary Of Interior Say Would Net Be Seriou Drain On This Nation’ Resources; Would Im  nravce World Kceanamy

WONT DRAIN U. S. RESOURCES  ead  Aid Program Will Pay For ‘Itself, Krug Tells Truman

FINDINGS PLACED : BEFORE TRUMAN’ IN BULKY REPORI   President’s Recommendations to Congress to Be Based ~ on Study and Others ~  He Will Receive.      PROPOSED EXPENDITURE OVER 4 OR 5 YEARS   Secretary Asserts Progra Would Speed Up Imports ~~ and Knock World Econ- 5. omy Off Dead-Center. =

Anniversary Forgotten By Will Heirens   Youth Serving Lue dicrm Professes Innocence In Slaying of Degnan Child.

Heirens, Repudiating His Confession, To Offer Reward For Degnan Killer

TRAIN LEAVES RAILS; 3 HURT   Passenger Wrecked Neat Charles City

13 Persons Are Injured as Passenger Train Jumps Tracks Near Charles City

Votes 10-3 To Reduce U.S. Levy   Substitute Is Rejected By Same Lineup

SENATE GROUP VOTES 10 TO 3 FOR TAX CUT   Finance Committee Action Follows House Approval of Reduction Plan.

SENATE COMM. APPROVES NEW TAX MEASURE   House Passed : 302 to. 112: *

‘SENATE GROUP OKAYS TAX BILL BY 10-3 BALLOT   House Passes Measure With Heavy 20°.119 Nad

NEW TAX BILL BEFORE SENATE   Approval by Committee Voted Quickly by 10 to 3 Vote

Measure Passes House on Seconc Trip of Session   10 to’3 Vote To Send Act to Floor of Upper Chamber on Thursday

Republicans Foresee OK For Tax Bill  Bill Approved By- House Sped To Senate Floor

10-fo-3 Vole Made in Only 43 Minutes   House Passes Bill By Edge Sufficient To Override Veto

Speeds Bill On Second TripThrougt  Congress   House Has Approved Income Levy Slash; Finance Committee Votes for It 10.3

Senate Committee - Approves Tax Bill   GOP Measure Is Adopted by Vote of 10 to 3

Senate Group Quickly Okays Income Tax Cut   House Approved Bill Appears Certain to Again Reach Truman

SENATE FINANCE UNIT APPROVES INCOME TAX CUT   Expect Passage of Bill Making Speaker  Successor to Truman

Tax Bill Is Cleared for Senate Vote   Committee Approves Meas. ure, 10-3—Senate May Vote This Week

SOLONS OKAY TAX SLASH MEASURE   Committee Votes 10 to 3 For HouseApproved Bill

x Slash ll Is proved   ate Finance mmittee Votes 3 in Favor of use Leaislation

Votes 10-3 To Advance House-Passed GOP Bill On Trip Thru Congress   Repeat Measure Calls For Reductions Of 30 Percent In Lower Brackets, Down To 10.5 Percent In Higher Incomes.

SENATE SPEEDS ACTION ON TAX   Finance Committee Approves Version Passed by House Yesterday.

Senate Committee Approves Revised Tax Cut-Measure   Bill Slated For Senate Floor Thursday

PROBE SOUGHT BY EXCHANGES   Leading Markets Urge Congress Inquiry To Fix Price Blame

Exchanges Ask Probe of U.S. Grain Buying   ‘Facts’ for American Public Would Be Sought in Hearings

3 BIG EXCHANGES ASK INQUIRY INTO HIGH GRAIN PRICES   Deny Truman’s Charge That Steep Rise Has Been Due to “Gambling in the Market.”   CONTEND GOVERNMENT BUYING IS TO BLAME   Request for Probe Sent te Congressional Group—Offer to Make Their Records Available.

Grain Exchanges Demand Probe  Want Investigation  f U. S. Buying

EXCHANGES DENY RESPONSIBILITY   Recent Rise In Grain "Prices Not Due To Speculation

Grain Men in Demand for a Price Inquiry   High Quotations Blamed to the Government’s Continual Buying.

PROBE SOUGHT BY NATION'S GRAIN MEN   Exchanges Declare Deals by Truman Skyrocket Prices

PROBE SOUGHT BY GRAIN UNITS   Largest Exchanges Urge Investigation of Prices; Hit Government Buying

Sinking Of Cruiser - Disclosed By Navy   A-Bomb - Probabiy Sure ‘Death To ‘Big Warships, Test Shows

CAPTURED JEWS CLAIM GAS USED   Fugitives Seized By British Who Hunt More Blockade Runners

JEWS CLAIM ~ USE.OF GAS BY BRITISH    REFUGEES ON TWO SHIPS ARE HELD AND SEARCH MADE FOR FIVE OTHERS

DECLARES LEADS VERY PROMISING IN BRIBE PROBE   STATE’S ATTORNEY SAYS LEGISLATIVE INQUIRY JUSTIFIED

930-Pounder Freed; “Promising Leads” Mentioned, However   Probe of Alleged School Bill Bribes Contitiued by State’s Attorney

James Roosevelt Strikes at Truman Doctrine in a Statement to Members Of Calif. State Democratic Committee

 Collide in Dense London Fog Today SE onnonn Fog today  SUBURBAN TRAIN MISHAP KILLS 28

25 KILLED IN LONDON WRECK   2 Commuter Trains  Collide During Foo

CRASH KILLS 25 AND INJURES 100   Two Commuter- Packed Election Trains Collide In London

25 Killed In London’  Train Crash   Commuter-Packed . Trains Collide  In Heavy Fog

MORE THAN 100 PERSONS HURT IN RAIL CRASH   Commuter Train Hit: Rear of Another In Metropolis

Wreck Kills — 28 in London   Commuter Coaches Shredded by Impact

98 DEAD, 100 INJURED AS BRITISH TRAINS HIT   Electric Coaches Ram Into Each Other During Fog

Two-Jrain Wreck it England Claims 25 Dead, 100 Injured   Second Commuter Rams First in Heavy Fog Today

London Trains Collide; 31 Die   Accident Occurs in Dense Morning Fog

15 Dead, 100 Hurt in London Crash   Commuter Trains Run into Each Other in Dense Foq Today

28 Dead, Over 100 Hurt in Train Wreck   Commuter-Packed Suburban Electric Crash in Dense Fog Outside of London

28 Killed In London Crash   Over 100 Injured When Trains. Collide In  Dense Foc.

28 Killed And 100 Hurt In Trains’ Crash   Commuter-Packed Cars Wrecked In Dense London Fog; Coaches Smashed

31 KILLED, 63 HURT IN CRASH   Commuter Trains Hit in Heavy London Fog

QUIZ FORMER RAIL GUARD ON MNEAR DEATH   Roy Daily, Fired Last May, Not Under Arrest

1ST WAR DEAD RETURN HOME: CEREMONY SET   Nationwide Memorial . Services Start  At Noon

First of War. Dead fo Reach Port Friday   21-Gun Salute to Honor Arrival at San Francisco Bay

‘Army Ship Arrives On West Coast Fri. With Overseas Dead   Most of 3028 Were Killed at Pearl Harbor

First of World War Deac to Arrive on Friday lat San Francisco Port

‘Mac’ Requests Relief for Japs   General Gives Congres: Views: on: Budeet Cut

NPARTHUR SEES ~ DANGER IN SLASH   Tells Congress America Must Continue Relief, Maintain Troons

Tomorrows Headlines “Jaday TROUSERS IN GOLLUM CAR WERE SPATTERED WITH HUMAN BLOOD

Ann Stringer, Noted War Correspondent, To Speak in Mexia   Will Appear at City-Wide Event In Teaque Thursday

Rotary Club to Hear Noted UP War: Correspondent   Ann Stringer Well Qualified to Give World War I! Facts

Paper Situation Probe Is Ordered  Brown Directs Inquiry Inte Shortage

Martin Sees  No Special -. Session Need  To Start Monday On Speaking Tour

GOP Speaker Says No Need Seen for A Special Session   Declares His ‘Private Reports’ Show Europe Is Not Starving

Four Persons Hurt In Two-Car Crash: :  Here on Sunday   Collision ‘ Ocenrs at Es a Chester Street and  Hasbrouck Avenue, & We _4¥t_.. Be...

FOUR STUDENTS HURT   Were in Cars Involved in Two Crashes Yesterday

Revised Program For Partition of Palestine Offered   57-Nation UN Group Studies Jcint American-Soviet Proposition   MAY OVERCOME ALL BRITISH OBJECTIONS   Submission of Plan Sets Stage for Full-Scale De bate on Question

DONORS PUT $2,000 IN CHARITY BARREL   Sight-Seers Visiting Worth, Mo. Hit by Fornado, Leave Cantrhntion=.

Few Discrepancies Found In Recount   ‘Senate Committee Finds  ate Contest

President's Mother ‘Shows Improvement   Physician States That Everything Depends On Her Wl te five

Give Mrs. Truman Chance fo Live  Doctor Bases Hope On ‘Will to Live’

MOTHER TRUMAN IN COMEBACK.   Physician Says She Has Chance to Recover

MOTHER TRUMAN GAINS STRENGTH   President's Physician Has Hopes for Recovery

Mrs. Truman Has Chance to Recover, Physician Declare:   Presence of President an Important Factor in Improvement

Mrs. Truman Has Chance If Present Improvement Goes on, Doctor Says

Physician Gives Mrs. Truman Chance For Recovery If She Can  ‘Maintain Gradual Improvement

A Chance To Recover   Will of President’s  _ Mother Given Credit . For Improvement; Is Still Very Weak

‘Mrs. Truman Gi iven Chance F or Recovery   Survival Expected If She Maintains Present Gradual Improvement

Mrs. Truman May Recover   Personal Physician of President Gives Her Chance, If She Improves

Mrs. Truman Given Chance For Recovery   President’s Personal Physician Asserts If She Maintains Gains She Will Win Fight for Life

MRS. TRUMAN MAY RECOVER   ‘Will to Live’ Is Chief Factor, Says Truman’s Physician

Mrs. Truman Given Chance For Recovery   Truman to Sign Greek Aid Bill at Kansas City

Mrs. Truman Given Chance For Recovery   Doctor Says Outcome Rests on Will to Live

Mrs. Truman Is Given Chance in Spite of Age   Will to Live Keeping President’s Mother Alive, Says Doctor

POOR DRIVING CAUSES WRECKS   State Police Survey Dis counts Bad Highways And Old Cars

EOE AMEE NECPOre —— a eee  Driving Mistakes Are Held Chief  Cause Of Maryland Auto Crashes

Property Loss, Including Homes of Many Wealthy Families, May Total 25 Millions

Nobel Prize Winners Named  Married Couple To Share Medicine Prize

Little Chance To Revive US Seizure Law.   Half Nation's Coal Miners Out Work

Investigations Follow Walkouts   Government Wants To Know If Miners Left Voluntarily

Revival of War Seizure Order Fails   Lewis and Operators Make No Effort Tra Diecuee Contract

U.S. Studies Injunction AgainstUnion   Protest May Develop Into Long Shutdown

Mine Stoppage Under Probe   No Sign of Revived Talks Between Lewis And Operators

Contract Talks  Are Not Resumed   Justice Department Looking into Walkouts to See If Leadership Involved

U.S. SEEKS 10 DECIDE GROUNDS FOR PIT ACTION   Prospect Of Complete Stop: page In Colleries Faces Nation

Mine Walkouts Stir Federal Investigation   Rep. Smith Introduces Bill To Revive Expiring Federal Seizure Powers

Mine Walkouts Prompting Study Of New Injunction Moves Against Lewis   Justice Department Opens Probe To Learn Whe Authorized Strikes; Representative Smith Would Prolons Seizure Power.

Justice Departmen Probes Walkout by Soft Coal Miners   Gov’t. Prepares To Hand Mines Back To Owners in July

SELPURICCIOsE PUI Re Wis, ree EOE  Justice Chiefs Eye Walkouts To Determine  Responsibility      Virginian Introduces Measure For Revival  Of Power Of Seizure

Local Temperature   Indefinite Mine Shut-Dewn Feared ....  Court Move Against John Lewis Studied

‘Worker Protest May Result In Full Shutdown   Justice Dept. Investigating The Walkout

U. S. Expediter Says  Lower Building Costs for the 1947 Roush Effort May Strike a ‘Major Bottleneck’ in the Shortage of Labor

Lower Building Costs Predicted  Shortage Of Labor Seen As ‘Bottleneck’

Temperatures   One Million Homes Predicted in 1947  Ry Wveat's Suecessor

Predict Lower Building Costs; Labor Is Short   Forecast Million New Homes Started in '47; See More Effeciency

Homes Started And Completed In Big Year   Expediter Predicts Ove Million New Homes Un O47: Costs Lower.

Shortage of Labor May Be Obstacle   Creedon Urges Furthe: Easing of Controls, More ‘Efficiency.

Building Costs To Be Lower   But Bottleneck May Be Shortage Of Labor. Housing Expediter States

LABOR NEEDS MAY HANDICAP NEW HOUSING   PROGRAM FOR 1947 EXPECTED TO HIT 15 BILLIONS

PREDICTS LOWER BUILDING COSTS, MILLION HOMES   Housing Expediter Sees Great Progress in ‘47 — Fears Labor Shortage

Lack Of Labor May Snarl °47  Housing Effort Expediter Says   Some Improvement In Materials Sappls seen During Year

Labor Scarcity, However, May  Snag Program   Industry Is Almost Fully Reconverted to ‘Peacetime Basis’

Army Attempts Thrilling Rescue  Glider Raced Across Roof an rld to

Airmen Stranded In Greenland   Three Other Crashes Fatal to 17—Coast Guardsmen Killed

Glider Towed to Polar Region to Aic ‘in Rescue of Downed Army Airmen

Plane Crashes Kill I7: _ Il Army Fliers Are Standed on Greenland

Army Planes Race to Save 11 Marooned in Far North   ’ B-29 Made Crash Landing 600°Miles From North Pole-—Rescuers to Use Glider

1] Deaths In Plane Crashes Are Reported   Downed Amy Fliers Await Rescue Squads

To Take Eleven From Ice   Army: pe WiNEE ALUEE Scale Rescue Facilities To Evacuate Marconed Fliers

ARMY FLIERS AWAIT RESCUE IN GREENLAND   Eleven Men Forced Down Friday Huddle Atop Ice cap as Giant-Scale Operations to Reach Them Are Planned.

Army Planes Rush to Arctic Circle To Rescue 11 Fliers from Plateau

Crashes Claim Seventeen Lives   Air Force Fliers Stranded on Ice

{{ Marooned Army Fliers Rescued From Barren Wastes of Greenland   Crew Members of B-29, Which Crashed Last Friday, Evacuated by ATC Plane; Huge-Scale Rescue Facilities Thrown. [nto Operation

ILFLIERS STRANDED IN GREENLAND   Rescue Planes . Race Across ‘Roof  Of the World’

Heven Fliers Rescued From Ice Cap  ii A i   Stranded Plane Crew Receives Aid From Two Parts of World

Fliers Taken From Ice-Cap Of Greenland   ATC Plane Lands on Lake Nearby, Brings Out 11 Whose Plane Crashed Ther

TGKED UP bY U-04 LANDING BESIDE PLANE   Comes Down in Snow, Loads Crew and Takes Off — with Rockets.

Coast Guard Plane’s Fall Fatal to Ten   11 Army Airmen Are Trapped in Greenland But Await-Rescue

11 Polar Flyers Wait Rescue in Greenland   Army Rushing Ski Planes, Glider Ts Bleak Plateau in Far North

AIR CRASHES   11 Army Airforce Flyers Are Stranded On Greenland Wastes

AR CRASHES KILL      Coast Guard Plane, On Mission Of Mercy, Cracks Up In California Bring- : ing Death To Ten

Army I hiers Down On lee Near Pole   Airmen Making Dramatic Effort To Rescue Men Marooned In Arctic

Rescue Plane Won Against Time, Weather   Fliers Who Crashed Off Greenland Coast Are Picked up

Tex Rankin: Noted Stunt lige i. Is Killed in Crash of  j Plane in Oregon   RESCUE OPERATIONS ARE . UNDERWAY TO SAVE CREW

Three Weekend Airplane Accidents Take 17 Lives; 11 Stranded In Greenland

[Three Army Planes Race to Rescue of Eleven Fliers  Stranded on Greenland Plateau After B-29 Crash

Weekend Plane Crashes Claim 17 Victims; Fires Cause Damage Over State

Coast Guard Ship Wreck Kills Ten On Mercy Flight   French Crash Nets 4 Dead: Stunt Pilot Dies in Fall

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Attempt to Salvage Austrian Peace Treaty

U.S. Tightens Positionon . Austrian Pact   "No Further . Compromise” on Issue

‘Ministers Fail To Settle Four Treaty Articles   UN Property in Austria Studied; U. 8. Says No Compromise

Big Four Council Deadlocked On  Austrian Treaty   Conference At Moscow Over Peace Treaties May Be Nearing End   LITTLE DEFINITE . AS YET ACHIEVED

Property Law Is Ruled Not Valid    State Supreme Court Holds New Act Inopera tive; Tax Levying Measure Is Upheld.

Community Property Law  Termed ‘Wholly Invalid’   Act Held By State Supreme Court To Be ‘“Inoperative And Void’’—Had Been  Enacted This Year By Legislature

Law Held f Be Invalid   Hold Act Incapable of Rational Interpretation

Policeman’s Christmas Gift Begins  Fund To Aid Burned Bay State Gir

FORESTS ARE VALUABLE   If The Right Kind Of Plans Are Carried Out

Chinese Red: Smash Into Rail Center   Increase Gravity Of Situation For Nationalists In Manchuria

VET STAFF CUT. 1S ANNOUNCED   EIGHT THOUSAND WORKERS ARE SCHEDULED FOR “FIRING” WITHIN SHORT TIME

U. S. Loan To England  Committed   Great Britain To Ask For Amendment To Loan Agreements With The U.S.

DUFF REVIEWS STATE GUARDS   Citation Is Awarded 112th Infantry Regiment At Colorful Ceremony

Charges Yanks Were Searched   Senator Says Romanians Violated Diplomatic Laws

American Diplomats insulted  Sen. Knowland Reveals Cases In Romania

Romanians Search U.S. Envoys’ Homes   Sen. Knowland Reveals Police Also Pry Into Autos of American Diplomatic and Military Personnel in That Country.

ROMANIAN REDS SEARCH HOMES OF AMERICANS   Senator Also Says ‘Secret Police’ Check Officials’ Automobiles

‘Reveals Homes, Cars Of American Officials Searched In Red Romania

REPORT SEARCH BY ROMANIANS   U.S. Diplomats, Army Personnel Get Pushed

Romania Police Disregard Courtesy   Our Diplomatic And Military Personnel Get ‘Pushed Around’

SEARCHED HOMES OF U, S, DIPLOMATS  IN ROMANIA   Official Reports Were Made Public Today by Senator Knowland.   WILL TELL THE SENATE   How Diplomatie and Military Personne] Has Been Pushed Around,

Romanians’ Ads Assailed   Police -Senrched. Homes, Cers of U.S. Diplomatic, Military Officials

ROMANIAN POLICE METHODS LASHEL   U. §. Envoys Searched. Senator Deciares

Says U.S. Officials Kicked Around by Romanian Police   Senator Knowland Asserts Acts Were In Violation of  weed lm

Americans In Romania Said Pushed Around  Home Of Military   Home Of Military Personnel Searched, Senator Asserts

Senator Tells of Indignities to Americans   . Knowland Reveals Insults and ‘Protest 46. Satellite State’

Americans Pushed Around by Rumanian Police  Homes, Cars Searched In Violation of Diplomatic Courtesy

U.S. Official ‘Pushed Around By Red Police   Diplomatic Courtesy Violations Reported In Soviet Romania

ROMANIAN ACTS ARE CRITICIZED   Senator Charges Homes, Cars Of U. S. Officials Searched By Police

Report Romanians Raiding American Dipiomatic Homes   California Senato: Reveals Incidents After Inquiry Trip

Police Search Envoys   Senator Says U.S. Officials Being “Pushed Around’

U. S. Officials ‘Pushed About’  By Romanians   Senator Says Cars, Homes Of Diplomats, Military Men Searched

Romanians Searct U. S. Officials, Says Knowland Mili , Diplematic : _ Personnel Molesied Sa, s Stats Devartment Beper!

wT NM MM LR AO”  Diplomatic Courtesy Violated   KNOWLAND ASKS PROTEST

Charges Homes, Autos Searched   Senator Says Romaniar Police Pushing Around Our Diplomats.

Reds Call Greek Aid Meddling   Gromyko Says All Moneys to Be Used ‘for Military Needs

Hughes Plane ContractUnder Senate Probe   p Elliott Roosevelt, Krug Connection Being Studied

Senate Looking Into Plane Deal On West Coast   War Investigators Link Elliott Roosevelt in Contract to Hughes

Senate Group to Study Possible Link of FDR’s  Son to Hughes Contract

PLANE CONTRACT ~AWARDED HUGHES WILL BE PROBED   Senate Group to Try to Learn Whether Eliott Roosevelt and Krag Had Any Connection With Deal.   RECORDS OF LATE F. D. R. SUBPOENAED   Ferguson Says $40,000,000 in Government Funds Was Spent Without Building a Usable Craft.

HUGHES CONTRACT PROBE S DATED   Krug Says Kaiser Pressured Plywood Plane War Beal

Senate Asks Whe Let 40 Millions Co into Rathole   Taxpayers Cash Mystert( ously Turned Over to Plane Maker.

HUGHES PLANE CONTRACTS UP FOR SCRUTINY   KAISER DENIES HE PUT ON HEAT IN WASHINGTON

SENATE WANTS TO KNOW ALL PARTICULARS   Sum of 40 Millions Disappears Without Producing Plane

lavestigate Elliott Roosevelt, Krug’s Role? Senate War Probe Group Plans Hughes’ Plane Contract Study

Investigators To Get Plane Building Facts   Evidence To Be Given Senate Group. On ~ - Hughes Contract

ROOSEVELT SON LINKED TO WAR CONTRACT DEAL   Senate War Probers To Study Krug, Others In Plane ‘Fix’

Solons Attempt To Link Elliott, Krug To 40 Million Dollar, Non-Flvying Plane

Soldiers Guard Easter Pilgrims   Atmosphere of Dubious Peace Marks Observance of Resurrection

WHITE STUFF IS ARTIFICIAL BUT BRUISES ARE REAL=  32 HURT AS FRISCO CHILDREN BATTLE WITH MAN-MADE SNOW

Prices on U.S. Govt. Bonds Dron Abruptly   Fed. Reserve Lowers Levels at Which It Supported Market

SCARCITIES AND SUFFERING ARE STILL THE RULE IN EUROPE: NO IEGCS TO EAT MUCH LESS TO COLOR

Europe Hungry And in Ruins  For Easter   British Women in Queues Seek Fruit And Vegetables

Movie Group — ‘Battles Probe   Attorney to Try to Quask Heauree Suhnanenses-

Movie Probe Committee Will Be Asked To Quash Subpoenaes Against 19

Dying Miners Leave Notes   Last Thoughts of Trapped Men Were for Wives and Children

Fifteen Miners Wrote Notes Before Dying   Centralia Workers Scribbled Personal Meaccacac tan Wivec

Former Democrat Scores Labor Monopolies And Urges Ban on Industrywide Bargaining

Industrialist Hits Labor ‘Monopoly’   Chrysler Executive in Favor of Bill by Ball

INDUSTRIALIST FLAYS UNIONS   Auto Official Urges Law To Halt Industrywide Labor Baraaining Tactics.

Labor ‘Monopoly’ Practices. Hit By Chrysler Official  Free Competition Being Destroyed, He Tells Senators

Wallace Termed ‘Party Outcast  Subject of Resolution By Texas House

GESTAPO MEN TO FACE GALLOWS Czech’s Exact Their Revenge For Nazi Brutality At Lidice

Lidice Revenge Is Exacted on Nazis   Six Gestapo Members Sentenced to Death

LIDIGE LEADERS WILL BE HANGED   6 Perpetrators of Crime to Be Executed, Is Sentence.

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   All in The Various C iti   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

BEAUTY SPOTS LISTED BY PINEVILLE GRANGE   Several Places in County Are Named by Members   HEAR TALK ON GARDENS

Wallace Beery Scores in Colorful Action Role As Bie-Hearted Ey-Fichter

CensurePlan Discarded By Republicans   Work Of Congress Highly Praised At Indianapolis Meet

80th Congress Work Praised By GOP Grour   Asserts Deliberate Government Is Being Restored

80th Congress Commended  By GOP Meet   17 Central, Western Lenders Refuse Slap at'Party Rebels

GOP CHAIRMEN OF 17 STATES LAUD CONGRESS   Meet and Declare Present Lawmakers “Truly Representative”

Liberals Are Called Deserters   Republican Leaders From  17 States In Indiana polis Meeting

Debate Strong On Members Failed Party   Would Have  Censured Some; Decide  Deserters Responsible.

GOP Chairmen Endorse Work Of Congress   Refuse to Take Rap at Liberals Who Jump Fence

GROCER SPONSORS ALES “TP” PLAN   Posts Wholesale Cost Then Lets Customers Give Him Profit Share

Gales Threaten Worse (Conditions as Hundred: [Flee Disastrous Floods

English Floods Growing Worse   Gale Wamings Flown in Areas Hardest Hit by Disaster

Gale Warnings Up in  !  Britain; “Worsening iConditiane”’ Rannrsael

BRITONS PREPARE FOR INCREASINGLY BAD FLOODS, WIND   Gale Warnings Go. Up As Worse Fleod Cénditions Predcted-in Two Areas

Sale Warnings Are Flashed Today Throughout Britain   Motor Launches Buck Flood Waters to Take Food to the Isolated

KANSAS CONSIDERS OIL EXPORT-BAN   HARVESTING COMBINES IN GREELEY COUNTY REPORT' ED OUT OF GASOLINE.

Peace Draft of 18-Year Olds Recommended   Presidential Group Gives Data; Congress Action Unlikely in ‘47

Congressional : Chiefs Abandon Hope For Bill   Cost Of Plan Said  To Be “Staggering”

Training Plan Commission Asks ‘To Face Delay  Compton Board Asks 1 3-4 Billion Spent

War Training  For Boys Not Likely In °4      Congress May Hold Only Hearings On Plan This Year

COMPULSORY TRAINING IN U. 8. URGED   Commission Report to Truman Recoms« mends Calling Up of All Males 18 to 20

Liftle Chance Of Passage In 1947 Is Seen   Youths Between 18 And 20 Would  Reacaive Teatnina

Military Training Plan Faces Delay   Truman Commission Submits Report Urging Early Action

Warn U.S. Military Forces Now A “Hollow: Shell”  ‘Urge Training Program

Congress to Delay Universal Training   President's Commission Warns VU. 5. Military Forces Hape Deteriorated to Alarming Degree

SeeNoChance Of Universal  Training For Year Of 194.7   Leaders in House and Senate Think Program Can’t Be Enacted That Fast

ARNIS TRAINING DELAY HINTED IN WASHINGTON   Commission Reports Defense Forces  Now ‘Shell’

Vishinsky Asks Defeat of U.S. Assembly Plan   Project of Marshall Assailed as *Farce’:  Dulles Also Attacked

SOVIETS RIDICULE U.S. YEAR-ROUND ASSEMBLY PLAN   Vishinsky Asks UN Delegates to ‘Laugh Down Farcical Proposal.’   AGAIN ASSAILS DULLES   Arabs Accuse America o Supporting ‘Zionist Exynansian.’

Soviet Lahels Marshall ‘Plan ‘Farce’   Russian Once More Sirikes Out at Delegate Dulles

VISHINSKY CALLS FOR      Russian Employs  Ridieule And lnvactive

REDS HIT U. 8. ASSEMBLY PLAN   VISHINSEY RBIDICULES JU. S. PROPOSAL FOR YEAR-ROUND MEETING OF GROUP.

Vishinsky Belittles U. S. Proposal For Year-Round U. N. Assembly

U,S., REDS CANT AGREE ON ARMS   Deadlock Stymies UNO De: bate On World Reductions

U.S. RUSSIA WILL CONFER   U.N. Recesses Arms Talks in Move for 9-Power Agreement

U. S., RUSSIAN IMPASSE ON ARMS CUT PREVAILS   Telephone Talk Held in Effort To Break Deadlock This Morning

U.S. And Russia Deadlocked On  Arms Reduction   Austin Confers With Gromyko By Telephone

Recess Fails To Break U.N. Arms Deadlock   Austin, Gromyko Use Special Interlude For Phone Talk

NATION WILL GET LOWDOWN ON RENT ORDER   “Comedy of Errors” In OPA Circles Scheduled for Explanation In Washington.

GOP Eases Plans To Cut Income Taxes 20 Percent Across Board   Bridges Deplores Ending Of Efforts To Pacify China; Steel And Auto Industries Uree Foremen’s Union Be Outlawed.

Sovernment Officials Seek To Clarify Mystery around Revoked OPA Rent Hike

Fleming Agrees to Explain. Mystery of Rent Hike Try   OTC Head Goes Before Senate Banking Group After Talk With Trumar

NATION TO GET LOWDOWN: TODAY ON RENT: ORDER   ‘Comedy Of Errors’ Almost Led OPA To Boost Rent Ceilines

CRISIS AT TRIESTE I) AVERTED TODAY: IQ YANKS STAY PUT   Small Group of Troops Prevents Yugoslavs from Taking Unauthor ized Posts in City.   AMERICAN PLANES FLY OVER SCENE

‘Americans Halt Slavs At Trieste   Ten U. S. Soldiers Bluff Army Out of Pians to March on Free City

Slavs Barred From Trieste ByAmericans   Unit Of Ten Men Holds Up Advance On Free City By 2,000

223 LISTED OUSTED  — ONLOYALTY BASIS   1,000 Others Believed Cui Loose or Forced Out

AMERICAN GREW JOINS FRENCH COMMIE STRIKE   Seaman .2in Red Dock Workers and Attack ‘Marshall Plan

ClO Union Blasts ‘ Imperial Marshal Plan and Taft Act   New Anti-Communist Gov't. in France  May Be Formed

YANK SAILORS JOIN STRIKERS   Americans Blast Marshall Plan, Labor Act

U.S. Grew AidsFrench  Dock Strike   Ramadier Searches for Stronger Cabinet to Stop Crisis

oF  ‘Imperialist Marshall Plan” Draws Fire American Crew Joins French ‘ In Port Of Marseille Strike

U.S. Seamen Issue Blast at Marshall Plan   Aid Plan Termed ‘Imperialist’ by N. M..U. Members

Marshall Plan Blasted by Cl0Group   “American Workers Are Carrying on » Same Fight"

U.S. Seamen Joir French Sirikers  Crew of Merchant Vessel Issues Blast

Crew of U.S. Ship Joins Strikers At Marseille: Ramadier Plans New Middle of the Road Cabinet

 Late News Bulletins  Russia Charges U.S. Permits Jap Military Clique to Thrive

U. 5. ACCUSED OF WINKING AT FASCISM   ‘Old Military Clique’ in Power, Koretsky Charges

Senate Gives Approval to Salary Bills   Nine Adopted at Thursday Session; More on Calendar

Seven Superforts Arrive at Capital In Historic Flight  Plucky Pilots Descend in Fancy Formation

Burglar Slain By Radio Personality Quizmaster Is A Bit Shaken After Brush: With Intruders

$282,000 Raised So Far for New Girls School  Ultimate Success Predicted in Building Campaign

$282,000 Raised So Far for New Girls School  1. nl CO   AEG W UlLlIS QUNUUL  Ultimate Success Predicted in  Building Camnaian

Argentine Act Shakes Parley   Vandenberg Says America Can't Okay Limitation 8) Arwenting

Deferse Treaty  Actior. Slowed  By Argentina Opposes Agreement  To Hal: Aggression In Occuhation Zone:

Surprise Move Delays Vote On Defense Plan   Vandenberg Charges Action Seeks to Limit Ageoression Discussions

Argentina Delays A Final Treaty OK   U.S. Delegate Says Proposed Amendment Is Not Accantnble

Draws Charge By U.S..... Argentina In Surprise Move At Brazil Parley On Hemisphere Defense

Aims to Limit Jomt Action  To Hemisphere  a a r 2, ee   Amendment Offered To Bar Even Talks  On Attack on U. S. Zone in Germany

Argentine Proposal Delays  ‘Action on Defense Treaty  i Vandenberg Says U.S. Will Not Accept -~ Plan to Limit Talks on Aacression =

A Snag . In Pact Progress   "Expected Approval  “Delayed by: Surprise Argentine: Move to Limit. Defense Zone

SURPRISE MOVE BY ARGENTINA DELAYS DEFENSE SESSION   Proposed Amendment Attacked  By U. S. Delegates As Designed to Limit Pact

Argentine Move Slows Approval Of Defense Pact   Article By Article Review Of Treaty Is Made Today

ARGENTINE ACT HOLDS UP FINAL STEP ON TREATY   Security Zone Is Limit of Defense Area in Proposal

Polar Defense Pact Delayed By Argentina   Surprise Question Slows Dealings Of American Group

Nation Would Amend Mutual Defense Treaty   Vandenberg Calls It ao Limitation

AMERICAS PACT RUNS INTO SNAG   ARGENTINA MAKES LAST MINUTE BID TO CHANGE PLANS

American Hits At Amendment By Argentina   Vandenberg Denouncés it as An Attempt to Limit Even Right to Consult on Aaaression

Argentine Amendment Delays Approva' Of Inter-American Treaty on Defense

IN SURPRISE MOVE   Argentina Proposes Amend  ment to Hemisphere Defense Measure

Argentina Slows Work On Treaty   Surprise Move Thwarts Quick Parley Approval

Nation Would Amend Mutual Defense Treaty  Vandenberg Calls  ES coe & hectibebinn

Young Lothario Who Twice Eloped With Older Women, Weds Usherette

“SONNY” WISECARVER WEDS GIRL OWN AGE   Lothario, 17, Who Twice Eleped With Married Women, Goes to Altar With Usherette.

Movie in Color To  Be Shown Here Free   Oleson & Lampe Present “Mien with a Mission”

Senate Group Opens Probe of Kansas Demos   To Determine Whether Party Leaders Have Violated Haich Ach

Yaka. ond. Potsdam Agree: ments Ignored By Red Beelbarn Gaevararmeant

What To. ‘Do About lowa's Swollen Treasury : <— Find New Ways To. Spend The . ney, or Give lt Back To 7h: Taxpay ame.          By Rep. J: HENRY LUCKEN

_LE MARS, IOWA, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1947   What To: ‘Do About lowa's Swollen Treasury -~ — Find New Ways To. Spend The Money, Or Give  lt Back To 7h Taxpayers?  n° Rr “og. ve ame, Ca a phieRw de

U. 8; To Ask Atomic Body Give Control Pact Priority   Closed Meeting Set Today On Birthday Of U.N. Work Here

America to Ask Prompt Action on Atom Contro  Experts to Go Into Initial Meeting With  a Definito Pranram

U.S. Asks Prompt Action On Atomic Controls Treaty  UN Commission  Begins Its Work

U.S. Group on UN Commission Wants Early Atomic Control Treaty Action

‘Says Revolutionary. For orces ‘Needed To Prevent Ultimate Decline Of U. S.s Analyst Sees Peak Of Growth Aitained

DOWNTOWN HOTEL IN LOS. ANGELES SWEPT BY BLAZE   One Man Burned t to Death and Others Are Injured in Roaring Fire

Arsonist To Plead Guilty Next Friday  Elopus Walker Will Face Sentencing in Crnurt at Trantan.-

OPUS WALKER IS TO BE SENTENCED AT TRENTON, FRIDAY   This Date Was Set Today hy Judge Rose of Grundy County.   TO ENTER GUILTY PLEA   The Negro’s Case Was Called on the Docket at Trenton Todav.

17 BANK FIRMS FACING CHARGES   Government Accuses Them Of Monopolizing Sales

U. S. Accuses Banking Firms   Anti-Trust Action Draws Quick Denial From New York City Financier

CHARGES SALE CONTROL AND PRIGE-FIXING   Investment Bankers Assn, 17 N. Y. Firms Named in Antitrust Suit,

Government Cites 7? Banking Firms In Monopoly Plot   Investment Houses Are Charged With Conspiracy to Control Sales

17 BANKS INDICTED IN ANTI-TRUST SUIT   U. S. Attorney General Charges Banks Held Monopoly On Issue Of New Securities.

House Favors Admission Of Hawaii As 49th State  Vote Is 196 to 133; Must Be Approved By Upper House  And President

STATEHOOD FOR HAWAII VOTED   House Gives Approval Bu Senate Not Expected To Act Soon

PENDING SINCE 1920  House Approves Hawaiian Statehood Despite Objections

House Favors Statehood  for Hawaiians Spirited Objections  Voiced During  - Debate on Measure

‘USE FAVORS \KING HAWAI 10 STATE. 49   mate Action Unlikely This Session Vote Was 196 To 133

House Votes Statehood to Hawaiian Isles   Action in Senate on Measure Now Unlikely: W ould Add Star to Flag

Hawaiian Statehood Bill Passes House   ‘Measure Providing 49th State Now Goes To the Senate

HOUSE PASSES BILL TO MAKE HAWAII STATE   Measure Is Approved  By 196-133 Vote; Goes to Senate

House Approves Of Statehood For Hawalians   Votes of 196 to 133 Sends Billi to Senate After Spirited Debate

House Favors ~ Hawaii State   Senate Unlikely to Make Decision This Term

HAWAI! STATEHOOD APPROVED BY HOUSE   Lower Branch Votes 196 to 133 te Admit Islands to Union— Rill Sent to Senate.

Bulldogs Defeat Trinity 36-22  Second Half Push Puts LeMars Over

Bring on the Wheelchairs— Prof. Says Old Age Begins To Set in at the Aae of 25

Will Be Formed to Tel People of Health Department Services   TO WORK WITH MOTT

Will Be Formed to Tell People of Health Department Services     TC! Wwvared*’ weWwSaer 4a

Charge GOP  Program Is Indefinite   Say Leaders Do Not Know All The Facts

‘NATION SNUBS SLOGAN DRIVE TO SAVE FOOD   Anderson Hints At’48 Danger

PUBLIC SNUBS FOOD CAMPAIGN   Restaurants Ignore Truman Plea for Meatiess Days

Statesville Shot:  informa! Glimptes ef People ie and Around Statesville.

Statesville Shots  Infermal Glimpses of People - jim and Around Statesville.

‘Just Being. Seciable-- , Railroad Fireman ‘Phones Russ: Minister in Moscow

lowa Railroad Man Phones Molotov Just for a Visit: Kremlin Officials Want to Know All About Hollywood

“Common Man” in lowa Telephones Molotov; Finds Russians Friendly

RAIL EXPRESS FIRM IS INCREASING RATES   ICC Grants Agency Rate Boost That Will Cost Shippers 61Million Annually

Rail Express Agency Granted Rate Boos!   ICC Action Will Add: Mitlions To Express Coste

EXPRESS RATE HIKE GRANTED   ICC Authorizes Boost Tha! Will Add $61,254,000 To Agency Income

PRICE PROBE [S WELCOMED BY INDUSTR\   Spokesmen Praise Ef fort of Govt. To Un cover Malpractices

Industry Heads Show Welcome To Price Probes   Declare Cooperation in Attorney General's Investigation

Clark Orders Price Probe:  Threatens Jail   Spokesmen for Three Industries Say They . Will Weleome Probe

Woman ‘Nabbed In Big Sugar Case   Mrs. Trudy Edwards  Found in Tennessee

AAF Reveals Plan To Supply Planes In Latin America   U. S.-Equipped Air Base Network Proposed To Defend Hemisphere

‘WOULD GIVE PLANES TO LATIN COUNTRIES   General Suggests Providing Seuthern Neighbers With Mediam Rambers And Transcperis

Plan to Supply Americas With Planes Unfolded  Operation Would Show Value in. Three Wavs

Compulsory Arbitration Urged to Stop Big Strikes   Harvard Professor and Five Congressmen Believe That is “Most Practical and Fairest Way”—Place Recommendation Before House Committee—Only Disputes Involving Interstate Commerce Would Be Affected by Plan.

British Arrest More Suspects   21 More Persons Suspected of Terrorism Under  Custody In Jerusalem

Two Are Injured As Underground Renews Actions   Whole Sections of Jerusalem Searched For Extremist Jews

Two Arms Caches Are Uncoverec   British Troops Arrested 2: More Persons In Jerusalem Today.

BRITISH JAIL 24 IN PALESTINE RAIDS   Prisoners: Known Members of Terrorist Ganas 

WEEKEND HOT AND DRY   Fiera Predicts 100 Degree Tenperaterce for Temerree

U.S. Expands Broadcasts To Russia   Other Programs on “Voice of America” Will Be Cut Down By Economy Move

U.S. To Increase Radio Broadcasts BeamedTo Russia   Official Broadcasts In Russian To Be Expanded By Request; Latin America Cut Sharply

U.S. Widens Radio ‘Voice’ To Russians  Cuts Other Program Drops Two in  DM sce, nko we nee Adare

DESTROYS A CHVILLE BARN WITH $10,000 LOSS   GRAIN AND HAY LOST   Property is of Undetermined Origin

Controversial WV ool Price Support Measure Vetoed   President Heeds Advice Of Foreign Affairs Advisers In Acting: Appropriations Committee Recommends Cut In Legislative Branch’s Operating Budget

JEWS STRIKE BACK AT ARABS   21 Killed by Bomb and  Gun in Palestine

Underground Admits Attacks, Threatens Similar Retaliation Against British Military Rule

2] ARE DEAD IN FIVE HOLY LAND AREAS   Jewish Underground Strikes at Arabs With Bomb and Gun, Raising Toll to 194 Lives in Communal Strife,

Soviet Bloc To Boycott’  Balkan Plan   Rarssin and Five Satellite! Refuse to Help Maintain Creek Boarder Pence

Reveal Nationwide Probe Of Black Market In Sugar   Believe Old Capone Mob Involved In Counterfeiting

Federal Agents Conduct Probe   Indictments Expected Soon in Nation-Wide Black Market, Object of Secret Inquiry

Extensive Probe Of Sugar Ring Is Made Public  Fedars! Grand Jory   Federal Grand Jury In Chicago Given Black Market Data

Sugar Black Market Ring Uncovered   Several Arrests Announced as Result of Investiga tion in Chicago

CREEDON GETS JUMP ON. BOARDS  Some Rent Ceilings In Texas Removed

Senate Approves $350,000,000 to Aid Europeans  Relief Proposal Gets   Relief Proposal Gets Overwhelming Support, House Less Libcral

350 Million Is Voted for Europe Aid   Senate Has Only Four Vote: Against Amount Asked by President

Wets, Drys And Damps In Battle   Statewide Vote On Liquor Asked Ry Sen. Penny

Long-A waited Bill Into Open At Last   Proposal Would Set Vote For November 4, New Law Would Be Effective In January

GRACE MOORE AT PEAK OF CAREER   Miss Moore, & Native'of Tennessee, Was on an Extended Concert Tour —Funernl Arrangements Avvitit Word from Her Spanish Actor Husband.

Arnall Loses Office In State Capitol In Governor's War   Former Chief Executive Moves to Downtown Building To Set Up Executive Department

French Premier Is Given Approval by National Assembly  However, Paris Workers Clamor Against Cut  soe Reant Danbsan

Dreaded Water Carries Tots Body Eight Miles After Fall into Sewer

Missing Son, 17, Sought In Murder At Detroit; — Bloody Auto Is Clue

REWARD ‘OFFERED FOR MISSING MAN   Prof. Vernon R. Haber,   State College Professor, Is Believed To Be Alive.

French Balk Big-4 Talks, Demand Coal   Bidault Lays Down Price for Agreeing To. Reich Program

France Demands Guarantees Of German Coal   ‘Agreement on Economic Revival of Former Foe Hinges on Coal Request

FRANCE WANTS GERMAN COAL   Will Not Agree to Other Plans Unless Wishes Are Cranted

France Demands Hun Coal   Threateris Tieup of Ger_ man Problem Until She Gets Guarantee

Coal Demand  Bidault Tells Big Four Further Agreements Depvpend on Anvproval

FRANCE HOLDS OUT FOR GERMAN COAL   ‘Won't Agree To Reconstitution Without Allowances

French Insist. On More Coal From Germany   Refuses to Agree to ‘ -Reconstitution for Germany Unless Coal. Demands Are Guarantee

Deputies Agree To Hear Other Powers at Meet   Bevin’s Rejection of Paris Claims Brings Rejoinder by Bidault

FRENCH RENEW DEMANDS FOR GERMAN COAL   Will Not Agree to Economi Plans for Reich Unless She Gets Fuel

France Insists. Council. Assure Coal Deliveries   Exports From Reich Price ’. Asked For Agreement To Plan For Germany

France Insists On Demand For German Coal   Can Not Agree To Other Compacts Agreed Upon

FRANCE MAKES COAL PRICE FOR BIG 4 HARMONY   Says She Can’t Go Along Or Other Plans Without 0.K. On Fuel From Reich

Conference Gets French ‘Ultimatum’   Won't O. K. Reich Economic Aid Unless Given More German Cnaal.

Russia Certain U. 5. Developing Anti-Red Policy  Deputies Agree To Hear Former Allies   Deputies Agree To Hear Former Allies Of Nazis Before Reich Treaty Set

Threat Made by Bidault to Hold Up Treaty Plans   Urges Bevin Reconsider Objection  To Coal Export Pian: Agree On Treaty Hearings

FRENCH WANT COAL AS PRICE OF PEACE PACI   Threaten to Balk on German Unity If Request Denied

France Asks German Coal   Can‘t Agree to Unity for Rete Unless Demands Are Me}.

FIRST OFFICIAL REACTION HEARD TOTRUMAN PLAN  nin eniip neoiTrice

Bidault Declares His Country Will Agree to No Othe! Peace Proposals Until Fuel Issue Ts Settled; Some Progress Is Made On Agreements

FRENCH PRESS GERMAN COAL DEMANDS   Refuse To Agree On Other Problems Raised     } DINAN T   Notifies Foreign Ministers No Different Attitude Could Be Adopted

French Won’t Agree on Other German Problems Unless They Receive Reich Goai  Guarantee.   BIDAULT ANSWERS BEVIN’S REJECTION

France Insists On Coal Of Ruhr   Demand Is Handed To Conference  Of Ministers

France Seeks Coal As Basis German Unity   - Will Not Agree To. - Unity Unless Coal ~ Request Is Granted

Russian Belief Of Anti-Soviet Policy By U.S. Tinges Parley   Marshall. Molotov Agree Compromise Possible In) Taths

France Insists  On Coal   BRidault Demands Guarantee Of Fuel From Germany

Miffed Over Rejection Of ‘Coal Demands   Russia Agrees To Larger Share of German Fue For French

Break Out After Months of “Digging”   100 Policemen in Intensive Hunt for Third Prisoner

SIX MONTHS’ ESCAPE WORK   TWO OF_ THREE PRISONER: WHO. LABORED MONTHS _ON TUNNEL QUICKLY CAPTURED .

‘Snarl Over Walking Time to Work Delays Decision in Portal Pay Case

 tok e Portai Pay Suit In Legal Tangle   Decision Delaycd Indefinitely As Judge Tries To Determine How Fast a Man Walks

LEGAL SNARL OVER HOW FAST MAN CAN WALK   Judge Picard ‘To “Start Taking Of Testimony On ’ Monday

DECISION Wi PUTTERY CASE DELAYED   Legal Snarl ‘Over How Fast -A-Man Can. Walk

JUDGE STUDIES WALKING TIME   Legal Snarl Delays Portal Pav Decision

WA” TIME PUES DG   Decides to Take Testimony of Hundreds in Key Portal Pay Case

WILL REPORT ON SCOUT FUND DRIVE   ~»mmittees Will Make First Returns At Meetings Next Week—-First Memorial Frory New Oxford Troop

Andrew Leich on Radice   Tot Run Over by Train, Suffers Onlv Bruise

Snatched From an Onrushing Train   Three-Year-Old Donald Hall Was Run Over by Another Train.

GUNFIRE TAKES TWO IN ASHLAND HOME   Wife Slain, Husband Turn: Gun On Self

FAULTY PLANE WIRE ALERTS CRASH CREWS   Instrument Panel Fails to Shov Landing Gear Had Locked Properly. but Alrliner Lands Safely.

SOUTHERN (OWA TC GET “SUPER-ROUTE’   Des Moines Wanted It— Also Gets NorthSouth Route

SOUTHERN IOWA 10 GET ‘SUPER-ROUTE’   Des Moines Wanted It— Also Gets North- — - South Route

Ex-State Department Sub-official To Jail   Charged With Hiding Communist Affiliations On U.S. Lovalty Traete

Government Aide  Sentenced as Red   Marszani Js Convicted of Concealing Party Lines

MARZANI GETS ONE TO THREE YEARS PRISON SENTENCE   Former State Departmen Aide Concealed Communict Affiliations

Steering Committees “Run Show” In Congress; Here's How It's Done

ToAppraise Land In S. W. Linn   320 Acres Sought For ’ Fountain Grove WaterFowl Area

To Appraise Land In. Southwest Linn   920 Acres Sought for Foun. tain Grove Waterfowl Area.

Lines Drawn For East-West Fight On Flow of News   Pattern of Soviet Russia Resistance to Western Ideas Set in UN   SHOWDOWN IS DUE AT SPRING SESSION   Struggle Already Underway with Reds Overndden  at Every Turn

Reich Treaty Efforts Halted   Big-4 Abandons Its Knottiest Problem

Ger ‘man Pact \Canvtea Over  By Big Four   Hope Of Reaching Agree. ment At Moscow Conference Is Abandoned

Postpone Action On Government For Germany   Soviet-American Stalemate Cancels Big Four Efforts

3 4 German Pact Formally Abandonec   sters Feel Moscow Conference May Be Ended Next Week; Little Accord Is Found

BIG ABANDON TRY TO SETTLE REICH FUTURE   Disarmament Treaty Debate Slated For Monday

AGENT QUOTED PROBE SET TO GET ELLIOTT   Plane Contracts Given Little Attention At Stormy Session

BREWSTER A HUGHES BATTLE INGONCLUSIVE   Fresh Accusations Of “Lies” And “Ulterior Motives” Hurled   CARGO PLANE DEAL NEXT ON CALENDAR

Probers Hear Hughes Again Charge Lies  To Brewster  Battle of Words Brought to Close; No Action Likely

Plane Builder Hurls Fresh Accusations Of Lying But Senator Stands On Denial

Plane Contract Probe Left Standing With Sworn  Charge And Denial That Brewster Offered T . fall CEE Ganata lnaitiiwe

Probers To Take Up New Phase  Will Go Into Cargo Plane Contract Anal

Agree To Let Sworn Charge, Denial Stand   Committee Rules Matter Is Closed

Inconclusive Debate Ends: Hughes Tired   Fresh Accusations De. nied By Senator From Maine

HUGHES, BREWSTER LET ISSUE DROP   Agree to Squabbles’ End on inconclusive Note; Contracts Next

Senator Once More Accused  Of Falsehoods   War Probe Chairman Stands on Denial of Millionaire’s Charges:

WORDY HUGHES BATTLE CLOSES   Senator Brewster Not Telling The Truth, Says Plane Maker

SENATE PROBERS CALL TRUCE IN HUCHES BATTLE   Brewster Stands Pat, Denies Blackmail Charge In Air Lines Merger

Probers To Hit Real Issue Of Contracts Today   Personal Feud Reaches Stormy But Inconclusive Close As — Huches Cites Ulterior Motives

Probe Calls Halt To Brewster, Hughes Wrangle  ~ Verbal Battle Stalemated; Cargo Plane Inquiry Set

Day Taken Up In Charges and Denials. Both Stand On heir ‘Testimony

Four-Year Plan To Be Submitted   Emergency Aid Bill Passage Assured Before Congress Adjournment Friday

Wheeler To  Help Senate In Oil Probe   Former Montana Senator To Dig into Scandal Charge by Moffett.

SENATE READY TO OVER-RIDE TRUMAN VETO   VOTE SET FOR NEXT MONDAY ON HOT LABOR BILL

Labor BillSponsors Predict Its Passage By Override Action   Morse Claims All Night Session Was Just “To Assure Unlimited Debate”; Pepper Agrees Outlook Is Glum

Agreement Stops Long Filibuster   Republicans Still Confident Labor Bill Will Be Enacted

The American Legion, Cullman Co. Post No. 4 Installs Officers for 47-48

UNION LEADER “ASKS INQUIRY BY CONGRESS   HEAD. OF TELEPHONE UNION REQUESTS CONGRESS TO “TAKE ACTION ON ©  DEADLOCK

MISS OVERELL DENIES CHARGE   Says Had No Reason For Killing; Prosecutor Seeks Motive

Red Quiz Opens In Milwaukee.   House Subcommittee in City; Christoffel Is Discharged

Reds Extend Big Bulgarian Purge, Oust 23 Solons  Legislatore Termed   Legislators Termed ‘Tools’ of Jailed Agrarian Party Chief

Bulgarian Purge Spread By Reds   Communists Expell 30 Oppositon Aararians From National Assembi:

23 BULGARIAN OPPONENTS OF REDS ‘PURGED   Agrarians Ousted From National Assembly By Communists

REDS REMOVE 23 AGRARIANS IN ASSEMBLY   MINORITY DECLARES TERROR REIGNS IN HUNGARY

Bulgar Reds Extend Purge By Ousting 23 Members Of Opposition From Assembly

Communists Extend Their Purge of  Bulgar Legislators . q UD   Twenty-Three Assembly Members Ousted as ‘Tools’ of Agrarian Party's Secretary

23 Opposition Assemblymen Are Expeiled      Agrarians Held Tools of Jailed Party General Secretary

Communists Extend Purge Of Opponents In Bulgaria   23 Legislators Of Agrarian Party Expelled from  National Assemblv

BULGARIAN REDS OUST 23 DEPUTIES FROM PARLIAMENT   Legislators Accused of Being Tools of Nikola Petkov, Leader of Opposi tion Party. °°   LATTER WAS JAILED  LAST WEEK IN PURGE   U. S. Denounced His Arrest Calling Him Foremost Advocate of Libertes in Country.

Defense Pact Would Be Given Backing   Minister From Panama Says Communists Are Russian Agents.

U. S. Proposes Armed Agency  At Conference   Senator Connally Submits Outline for Military Group at Inter-American Confer ence.

Military Unit For Defense Proposed   Sen. Connally Puts Proposal Before S. A. Meeting

UJ. §. Suggestion Is About Defense  Proposal Is Made to Inter-American Meet

HEAR DELEGATE  WARN AGAINST  FIFTH COLUMN NO U. S. OFFICIALS  ON COMMITTES OF DEFENSE MEETING

Hemisphere Military Agency Proposed By U.S.   Plan For Agency To Back Up Mutual Defense Treaty Offered Conference By Sen. Connally

Connally. Offers Plan to Create  Military Ageney   Proposal Asks Creation Of Unified Armed Force To Defend Hemisphere

BrazilParley Group Assails Communists In Latin America   Hits Marxists as ‘Fifth Column’ for Soviet Lnion

US Urges Talk Now To Plan For Defenses   1 Delegat  _ _   Panamanian Delegate  Raps Communists As Diasianx Eifek. Calica

U.S. Proposes Military Agency For Hemisphere   Panama Delegate Declares Lajin-American Communists Russian Filth Columnists

Agency to Back Treaty Is Proposed   Formal Proposal of Set-up For Military Support Of Hemisphere Defense Plan Made bv U.S.

Rio Conference Starts Work on ‘Defense Treaty   Uruguayan Charges” Communists ‘Fifth Column’ in Americas

Urge United Army At Ric   United States Proposes Creation Of A Military Agency In Americas

DEFENSE SETUP IN HEMISPHERE URGED BY U, §   Proposal Follows Charge that Reds Are Members of Russian Fifth Column

Urge Measures To Check Reds  At Conference   Panama Foreign Minister Charges Ruesiane in Latin America Are “Rad Influence”   U. S. Not Seeking Committee Posts   Joint Action Is Scheduled Against Aggressions by 20 Nations at tre zilian Meet

U.S. Proposes a Military Agency To Back Treaty   Hemisphere. Armed Force {s Suggested; Panama for Stand On “Fifth Columne’

ARMS SUBJECT OF RIO TALKS   U. S. Proposes Creation of Military Agency

Favors Power To  Back Up Program   United States P Military Agency Snes Treaty   FOR COMMON DEFENSE   Delegates From 20 Nation: Are in Sar emits in Brazil

AMERICAS PLAN DEFENSE FORCE   U. S. Leads Move in Bra. ‘zil Meeting.

Shun Delay On Troops   U. S. Urges Americar Nations to Discuss  Now Creation of Hemisphere Defense Force

U. §. Suggestion ls About Defense Proposal Is. Made to  ledaw Amavican hAan

Pan-Americar Defense Army Asked by U.S   Hemisphere Aims Outlined at Rio By Sen. Connally

US Proposes Hemisphere Arms Agency   Would Discuss Now the   Creation of a Hemisphere Military Agency and the Sunpolv of Forces Needed \

MILITARY AGENCY T0 BACK UP DEFENSE OF AMERICAS PROPOSED  SEN. CONNALLY OFFERS PLAN, AS CONFERENCE BEGINS ACTIVE WORK

Favers Power Te Back Up Program   United States Proposes Mihtary Agency To Support ; Treaty   Delegates From 20 Nation: Are in Conference in : Brazil

U.S. Seeking Pan-America Military Body   Agency Advocated To Back Up Mutual Trealy of Defense

U. S. Proposes  Military Agency  To Back Defense Submits Plans At  Brazil Conference

U. §. Proposes Talks Now on Defense Pact   Connally Submits Outline Of Plan; Alfaro Pictures Communist Situation

Connally States America’s Views At Brazil Talks   Immediate Action at Parley Sought To Back Defense Pact

Bill to Double Gasoline Tax Is Introduced:   “Ad: Payente Would: Be Used by State for Highway System

BULGARIAN LEADER HANGED: DEFENDED BY {lS OFFICIALS   Government Says Petkov Slain Monday; American Envoy's Protests Are Ignored in Act.   DEMOCRATIC RULE SAID JEOPARDIZED

(ClO LEADERS HAVE REJECTED. ' PROPOSAL FOR THIRD PARTY   UNIONS PLAN TO WAGE FIGHT ON CANDIDATES THEY REGARD AS ANTI-LABOR

DOV GRUNER’S EXECUTION — ISBLOCKED ©      Serves as Safety Valve i in. Palestine Situation

Balkan Issue Flares In UN  U. S. Asks Solution Rs eoualk Thissiuesita

U.S. ASKS U.N. ASSEMBLY TRY BALKANS CASE   Soviet Veto Expected To Again Head Off  Any Decision

Balkan Issue Revived in United Nations   U.S. Requests General Assembly To Find Solution

U.S. Proposes Council Ask for Solution   Maneuver Intended to Remove Technical Obstacles

RAMADIER NAMED: FRENCH PREMIER   SOCIALIST CHOSEN TO DIRECT REPUBLIC AFTER BLUM DECLINES POST.

RAMADIER GETS POST IN FRANCE   New Premier Will Tr To Form Coalition Government

Ramadier Selected As French Premier  lo Form Cabinet  If He Fails, Leon Blum May Reconsider and Take Post

RESCUED FROM RIVER   Torresdaie Couple Stranded Four Hours When Boat Overturns

County Officers Announce Plans For Entering Cattle At Annual Fair

To Lift Economic, Social Levels...  Southwide Congress To Push Better Education For Southland Planned

Justice Jackson Criticizes Ruling  High Court Colleague Target Of Blast

Jackson Blasts Court Colleagues   Portal Rulings Irk Him.  But Concurs in Latest

Jackson Raps Opinions Of Court Colleagues In Wage-Hour Law Cases

Jackson Raps High Court Colleagues  Black and Murphy  Are Targets for  Becatiam fea Adeatesism

Jackson Criticizes High Court Ruling:   ‘Unpredictable’ Interpre tations’ of Wage-Hour Law are Scored

DeGaulle Wants Cabinet Change   Asserts Election Results Prove Need For Dissolution

DeGaulle Asks For French Voting Laws   Asserts Results No Longer Represents People.

BDeGaulle Asks New Election:  Also Seeks  Diesolutinn “DE Franch Meccckh at.

DeGaulle Asks New Elections; Reds Incensed   French Leader Says Vot Shows Assembly Is Not Representative Of Na- tion’s Yoters

VOTE BID MADE BY DEGAULLE   Asks Dissolution of Assembly and New General Elections. in France.

DeGaulle Asks For New Vote For Frenchmen   ELECTION FOR ASSEMBLY CALLED FOR BY LEADER

DEGAULLE CALLS FOR GENERAL VOTE IN FRANCE   Claims Municipal Returns is Beginning of End for French Communists

DeGaulle Asks New Election Of Parliament   Reds Claim General Wants "Dictatorship"

Appeal Made By DeGaulle  Trwesn Dicsolitian.   Urges Dissolution, New French Voting

DE GAULLE ASKS FOR NEW SETUP   Urges Dissolution Of Na. tional Assembly And New Elections

Reds Blast Gen. DeGaulle  " Charge He Seeks to Set Up Dictatorship

De Gaulle Asks New Elections, Chan ged Laws   Reds Charge He Wants Dictatorship,

Gen. de Gaulle Demands New Vote in France   Reds Threaten Three Big Strikes As Nation Awaits Show-down Thursda   Strike Meetings Called   Local Issues Paramount

DE GAULLE’      government Dissolution Move Attacked As ‘Reactionary’

De Gaulle Asks Dissolution Of French National Assembly   General Declares Results of Municipal Elec: tions Indicate That Legislature No Longer Represents the People.

De Gaulle Is Seeking Governmental Shakeup   Wonis French National Assembly. Dissolved-—- > For New Eleciticns

DeGaulle Calls for Elections   Demands. France's National Assembly Roa THesnlved

DeGaulle Urges Dissolution of French Council  Communists Set Up Cry of Dictatorship As Crisis Increases

DeGaulle Asks Dissolution Of French. Assembly   New General  Flection Call

French Crisis Deepens   De Gaulle Demands Constitutional Changes; Showdown Tuesday

De Gaulle-in Flection Call, Reds Opposed   General Seys Elections Prove Partiement No Lon ger Represents People

DE GAULLE ASKS DRASTIC CHANGE   French Leader Would Abolish Nationol Assembly and General Elections

DE GAULLE ASKS NEW ASSEMBLY   Party Piles Up Huge Vote Ir Municipal Elections

—hrance—  De Gaulle Calls For New Vote   Dissolution Of Assembly Demanded; Socialists Take Lead In Rural Vote

Asks Dissolution French Assembly  De Gaulle Calls for General Elections

DeGaulle Asks New Klection  Alen er yr reer Man wy: ‘Meta ok eae ee a : ee Per oe ae eer

De Gaulle Asks New Elections  _ Promptly Attacked by   Promptly Attacked by Communists as Seeking Reactionary Dictatorship

GEN. CHARLES DE GAULLE CALLS FOR DISSOLUTION OF ASSEMBLY AND NEW GENERAL ELECTIONS

ASKS NEW ELECTION   De Gaulle Says Parliament Ne Longer Represents French

a tac a te tn eel  GM HALTS CAR OUTPUT WEEK   180,000 Workers Lay-off Results From Steel Shortage

Britain Puts on Show of Strength In Tense Trieste ‘   Warships and Fighter-Bombers Displav Power

FBI TO CHECK ON EMPLOYES IN STATE DEPT.   Marshall Asks Agency _ Give Priority To Loyalty Check

RESTRICTIONS ON RECLAMATION NOT TO BE NECESSARY   Truman Says Action of Last Year Need Not Be Repeated in Next Fiscal Period

Flood Situation in Four States Very Serious   Grand and Chariton Are Rising; lowa Rive Spreads Destruction

Appellate Court Again Rejects Curley’s Case   Second Plea For Review Of Conviction Denied; Would Stay Sentence

Brazil Decree  - Outlaws Reds   Communistic Labor Union Also Put Under Bau

COMMUNIST PARTY BANNED IN BRAZIL   ‘GOVERNMENT MOVES TO  CLOSE 445 CLUBS ON HEELS  OF COURT RULING,

Brazil’s Reds GOP Tops SOutlawed; Rebuffed On Clubs Closed Labor Bill

‘Police Begin Drive To Close 445 Clubs; President Suspends Labor Confederation

CommunistParty Bannedin Brazil; Nation Accepts Tribunal’s Decree

Inquiry Into Hughes Plane DealsResumed   Two Closed-door Sessions Held: Witnesses Unknown

Quiet Sessions Conducted by Sen. Ferguson   Names ‘of Persons ” Questioned: Secret” : ’ Unt! Nov. 27: Hearing

‘Senate Investigators Resume Inquiry Into Hughes Plane Contracts

2,000 Syrians Camp On Palestine Border  Jews Reinforce Settlements, Claim Move Shows Weaknece Nat Strancth

Syrian Troops Reach Edge Of Palestine   Keep Frontier Vigil To Bar Seizure By Jewish Faction

BRITISH CONCEDE SEA POWER GONE   Admiralty Acknowledges Rule of Waves Passe In This Era

New Jersey Faces General Strike Threat   Anti-Utilities. Strike Law Brinas Protest

New Jersey Labor Leaders Plan State-Wide Walkout As Protest      Conference Called For Tonight To Act On Proposai; Object To New AntiTleihitiesr Strike law

Program of Foreign Aid Is Meeting Additional Delays  House Committee Not To Consider Bill Until Dec. 4

Dec. 4 Earliest Date Appropriation Can Be Considered, Declares Representative Taber

Senate Goe: Right Along With Plans   House May Not Take Action Until Dec. 4

Foreign Aid Bumps Into a New Delay   House Committee Unable to Report Before December 4

Another Delay Fa aces Foreign  FundsPr ogram   Aid Reduced $108,000,,000;: Possibly Decem- ber 4-Before,Con- . eress Acts

Byrd Test Proves Armed Polar Mobility Feasible   Expedition Lays Foundation of Arctic Defense—Executes Supply Lines, Base Develoument aud Overations Successfulls

Byrd Expeditionin Antarctic Is School of Polar Experience   BY REAK ADMIRAL RICHARD 7 CRTZFTEN TSN

Polar Defense Is Atomic Age Key  Adm. Cruzen Pleased With  Vast Antarctic Research

ELEVEN HIGH NAZIS - DENY WAR CRIMES   Two Field Marshals and Nine Generals Are Arraigned Before U. Ss. Military Court.

German Officers Plead Innocent To War Atrocities  ~- oe oe  Mass Executions, Tortures Alleced

betas,   National Safety Council. Reports 271 Auto Fatalities Over Holiday

THREE-DAY HOLIDAY TOLL JUMPS 10 55:   Traffic Accidents Take Heaviest Loss of Life, Fatalities Numbering ?71_

GREEN DEMANDS LABOR INQUIRERS FIRE LAWYER AFTER FIGHT AT HEARING

WAA Is Blasted Por Sloppy Business Vethads   Committee Has Caustic Report On Dealings

Surplus Disposal Called ‘Corrupt’ Br House Committee  Charges Favoritism, Waste of Money in Cost of Operation

SCORCHING REPORT IS ISSUED "4 Disposal Methods For Surplus Government Property Assailed

Report Scores War Property Sales Methods   Committee Warns Cosi of Disposal May Exceed ’ Actual Sates

Bevin Attacks Jews in U.S.   Palestine Failure Laijd to Influence

BEVIN BLAMES AMERICAN JEWS   SAYS THEY WIELD DANGEROUS INFLUENCE

RUSSIA REIECTS PEACE PROPOSAL   ‘Marshall Indicates Veto-Free Jap Peace Plan May Be Reconsidered

6 KNOWN DEAD IN MINE BLAST   Three Others Injured; Gas Blamed in Explosion

SIX MINERS DIE IN PENNSYLVANIA   GAS EXPLOSION IN ANTHRACITE MINE NEAR WILKES BARRE

6 ARE KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION   3 Others Are Injured  m Pennsylvania Blast

FLOOD WATERS FORCE 12,000 FROM HOMES   Steady Rise Continues At Miami; Guardsmen Patrol In Boats

SEES BUSINESS DROP - UNLESS PRICES DECLINE   Setback Could Lead To Serious Cut in Individual Income

Recession Seen Unless Prices Are Lowered Quickly   8.12 P. C. Cut In Income Predicted

VIENNA CHIEF OF CHILOREN'S WISSION SHOT   Death 1s Declared Accident -and. Legation Plans No Protest. —

SOVIETS FIRE ON SWEDISH GROUP   Kill Vienna Chief of Children Relief Mission

SAVE. -THE-CHILDREN FEDERATION HEAD IN AUSTRIA KILLED WHEN RUSSIANS FIRE ON RELIEF AUTO

Laundry Bag Is Used In Murder   Youth, 13, Admits Tightening Cord Around. Weck Of Victim.

Anti-Boycott Bill Signed  By Governor   Housing and Labor Bills Given His  Next Consideration

War Crimes Trials for German. Industrialists  Will Start April 19

San Diego  Police Hunt Rape-Slayer   Body Of Woman Found Jn Field

SENATE VOTES $350,000,000 RELIEF PLAN   Refuses to Go Along With House in Cut Of Foreign Aid Fund

Senate Votes $350 Million Foreign Relief   Meosure Carries by 79 to 4; House Slash Of Amount Is Rejected

Senate Passes Foreign Reliet Measure 79-4.   Sum Asked by Truman Approved, House Cut Rejected—Greek Bill Returned to House

Refused to Go Along With House -Approved Slash of $150,000,000.   THE VOTE WAS 79 TO 4   ‘The Senate Stand Against a Cut Was by Roll Call Vote.

Votes Aid To Foreign Countries ©   Senate Approves Full  $350,000;000. for Relief Of War Torn Nations; No Strings On Funds -

Senate Approves Foreign Aid Bill  $350,000,000 Asked By Truman Ic Voted

SENATE VOTES $30,000,000 IN FOREIGN AID   Refuses to Go Along With House-Approved Slash of $150,000,000

penate Votes 390 Millions War Relief   Upper Chamber Ref uses To Agree To HousePassed Reduction

Europe, Asia In  Position  For Aid   Ballot Is 79 To 4; Measure Must Go . To Conference ,

Senate Approves Relief Fund for Ravaged Nations   Refuse to Go Along With Cut Passed by House

Senate Approves  $350,000,000.  Relief Program House Approved Slash  Rejected; Bill'ts Go ‘ To Two-Hense Conference

SENATE VOTES $350 MILLION AID TO EUROPE   Greek, Turkish Loan: Compromise Near  Congress Okeh

Senate Approves Relief Program  Wiese Dagan A Cavateiae Cllvse   War Ravaged Countries Given 357 Million Under New Plan

$350 Million Relief Bill Gets Senate OK   On-the-Ground U. S. Supervision To Keep Out Communist Influence

$350 MILLIONSVOTED FOR AID “TO FOREIGNER’   Senote Program To Assist War Ravaged Lands Goes  Te Committee

Senate OK’s Aid for Asia And Europe   Passes 350 Million Program by 79-4 Poll---Refuses to Reduce Amount

Stands Against House-Okayed Slash In Fund   Will Have to Seek a Compromise With the Lower Chamber

Senate Approves $350,000,000 Foreign Aid Bill   Refuse To Line Up With $150 Million House Cut: Compromise May Result Im 8275 Billion Figure

House Cut in Funds Rejected   Compromise Remains Between Two Houses; Red Clause Beaten

ACT WILL BE READY TODAY   Senate, at the Same Time, Is Prepared to Vote on Proposal to Spend $350,000,000 for Relief in Five Countries.

Refuses Cut of 150 Millions as Voted by House   Second Measure in Truman, For eign Program Will Provide Food, Clothes in Countries

SENATE VOTES $350,000,000 EUROPE RELIEF   Members Disagree With House Decision to Cut Measure $156,000,000

Senate Votes Relief For War-Torn Nations   Approves $350,000,000 Program for Europe  and: Asia After Rejecting House-Adopted Slach-in Funds: Measure Goes. to Conference

CONGRESS 10 "WRAP UP’ FOREIGN AID   To Keep Greece And Turkey Out Of Soviet Orbit

Measure Passes by 79-4 Vote After Senators Refuse To Join House In Cutting Amount of Money.   MUST COMPROMISE WITH HOUSE BILL

BIG FUNDS ARE SLATED 10 NIP SOVIET THREAT   solons Prepare For Finishing Touches On Truman's Request For $400,000,000 To Support Greece And _ Tur key.

Senafe Okays Relief Fund   Votes $350,000,000 For Wear Ravaged Countries; Votes Down Cut House Asked

SENATE 0. K.’S $350,000,000 FOREIGN RELIEF   War-Ravaged Lands To Get » Aid; Greek-Turk Pian  Ready For Truman

Restores Cut Of 150 Million Made by House  Overwhelming Vote   Overwhelming Vote Approves Fund to Aid Stricken Lands

Senate Votes Approval Of Relief Act   Upper Chamber Won’ Go Along on House-Slashed Total

Only 4 Votes Cast Against Relief Bill   Compromise With Smaller House Bill Necessary

DEWEY. ASKS BUDGET REQUESTS BE CUT: SPIRALING PRICES CAUSING   ALARM ABOUT STATE SPENDING

Truman Jests That He Might Run Again   President Truman Told Dr. J. J. Vallarino He Would See Him If Re-elected.

TRUMAN QUOTED ON 1948 HOPES   Tells Retiring Envoy from Panama He'll Visit Country ‘if Re-elected’

Aviation Official Recommends Air Safety Board  Pilot President Says Independent Group Could Help in Probes

Urges Setting Up Commission  On Air Safety   Senator Warns British Out To ‘Sweep The Skies As They Did The Seas.’

CHIANG CUTLAWS OPPOSITION BODY   Democratic League Said to Be Conniving with Reds in China.

CHINA’S LEADER SAYS MEMBERS ASSISTED REDS   Headquarters Sealed; U.S. Official Hopes for Trial

Army Chief Takes Over In Nicaragua   Government Seized In Surprise Coup; Communications Cu

AGED LEADER HELD CAPTIVE; MANAGUA CALN   Strict Censorship Follows Early Dawn Coup

Four-day Fight Believed Won Near Tujunga   Three Die, 200 Treated for Burns: 4200 Acres. Seared

STOLE GENTIAN ROOTS, BUT PAID SMALL FINE   Leniency of the Complainant Gets the Trio Off Easy   HIGH PRICE FOR ROOTS

Efforts To Avert Strike Continued      Telegraph Union Spokesmen Say Strike Will Be Called

MRS. F. BIRKS, Or IRETON, BURNED   Gasoline Being Used Tc lean Curtains  Explodes

Suffers Serious Burns at lreton   EMra.Eed.. Dirks :JaIn Hawarden fd “C Hoapital da “Result of* “Acdiden ee While Dry Cleaning Yesterday

IOWA, NEBRASKA FACE NEW FLOOD WITH NEW RAINS   New Downpours Come Before Old Flood Waters Run Course

NEW FLOODS IN. MID-WEST AREA    Heavy Rains in lowa and Nebroska Reported—Recon' struction: Work on

By New Floods  Mayor of Stricken Cambridge, Neb.. Warns of Possibility Of Second Evacuation

Flood Crisis Near For Many Midwest Towns   IOWA AND NEBRASKA TO BEAR BRUNT OF DAMAGE

DOWNPOUR CONTINUES — . ° lowa, Nebraska Brace  As New. Floods Loom

lowa Nebraska Trouble Areas      Previous Flood Waters Have Not Completely Abated

States Prepare For New Floods  Rains Renew Threat In lowa, Nebraska

lowa and Nebraska Residents Awaiting  Fresh Floods Today   Widespread Rains Add to Misery, Desolation in Stricken Area

Middle West Girds For New Assault By Floods As Heavy Rains Sweep Central Areas

Nebraska And lowa Facing New Hoods   Streams Still High After Crests Of Past Two Weeks

Residents of 2 States Primed For New Floods  Now Pracinitation   New Precipitation In lowa, Nebraska

No Letup In Floods   Downpours Bring New Floods Before Old Waters Move Down

More Rains Hit Stricken Midwest, ‘Bringing Additional Flood Threats   Residents Of lowa And Nebraska Gird Themselve For Still Higher Waters; Heavy Downpours Add To The Misery Of PRefusees.

Residents of 2 States Primed For New Floods  New Preci ipi itation In lowa, Nebraska

BANK TELLER BREAKS UP HOLDUP ATTEMPT   Armed War Veteran Clubbed With Money Bag at Houston, Tex., and Captured,

Mard Cash Froposition Sack of Coins Is Unusual W eapon Employed By Bank Teller to Thwart Robbery Attempt

AFL AND CIO T0 BATTLE LABOR BILL IN COURTS   Labor Legislation Fight Scene Shifts Over  To Senate Floor

Senate Opens Labor Battle   Labor Unions Ainnounce Plans To Attack. New Labor Law In Court

Labor Leaders Transfer Union Fight to Senate   AFL. CIO Plan to Attack New Legislation In Courts

COURT BATTLE WILL BE WAGED   Organized Labor To Fight Any Type Of Strike — Legislation

Court Showdown Seen On Legislation Labor Leaders Plan Fight Against Curbs

Military Men Now Running America, Educated Russian Chiefs Believe

Asks 4-Power Rule of Ruhr, Split of British And U.S. Zones   Molotov Charts 20-Year Payment Plan for Defeated Foe   Russians Believe Military Men Have the Upper Hand in U.S.

Noted Texas Lawyer, Judge B. H. Gardner Dies In Palestine   Was Brother-In-Law Of J. W. Bonner

‘Depuly Foreign Ministers Begin Spadework For Big Four Meeting In London: November 25

Big-4 Deputies Seek Reich, Austria Pact  U.S. Reported Ready To Sign Pact  With Germans Outside Red Orbit

Deputy Foreign Ministers Of Big Four Reopen Deadlocked Peace Treaty Issues

GERMAN FUTURE, AUSTRIAN FATE AWAIT RESULTS   Yeputy Foreign Ministers Meet Amid Air Of Pessimism To Do Spadework On Treaties; Allies Badlv Split.

DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTERS HEEI   WILL TEY TO LAY GROUND WORK FOR GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN TREATIES,

BIG 4 LEADERS START PARLEY   Deputy Ministerg Open Discussions on Peace Treaties For Reich, Austria

WORK STARTED ON BIG 4 TALK   Deputy Ministers Meet in Pessimistic Air

Ministers to Make Another Peace Attempt   New Try To Be Made for Treaty on Germany and Austria

BIG FOUR MEET IS PESSIMISTIC   Deputy Foreign Ministers Convene To Tackle Tough Problems

®EIILEMENT [9 SOUGHT Bia Four Deputies Meeting In London On German Peace Pact

Peace Treaty Groundwork Is Being Laid   Deputy Ministers Open Early Sessions in London

Big Four Deputies ’ Tackle Problems   Atmosphere. of Pessimism Is. Involved ih Writing Treaties

FACE FIGHT IN PEACE TREATY FOR GERMANY   Deputies Start Spadework on Pact with East-West Rift Looming.

Big Four Deputies  Begin Talks   Discuss Fate Of Germany, Austria

Fate Of Reich Is Weighed   Pessimism Prevails As London Talks Open

FOUR DEPUTY FOREIGN  MINISTERS STYMIED ON _ GERMAN-AUSTRIAN PEACE

BiG 4 POWERS TACKLE TOUGH TREATY PACTS   Splits Reportec On Major Issues At Stake

BiG 4 DEPUTIES MEET IN GLOOM   Spadework Begun For Nov. 25' Session.

Nations Still Split on Peace Pacts   Deputy Ministers Are Doing Spadework For Big Four Meet

Attempt Once More Tr ‘Mold Groundwork For ‘German And Austrian Opened By Dean

Gloomy On Eve Of Parley   Little Hope For Accord At Foreign Minister's Peace Conference; Deputies Prepare Way

Big Four Deputies Begin Talks Today On Fate of Germany and Austria   Ministers Meet in London—and The Atmosphere Is Full of Pessimism

DEPUTIES OPEN TALKS ON TWO PEACE TREATIES   Laying Groundwork for Big Four Conference Later This Month

DEPUTIES OPEN TREATY TALKS   Officials Pessimistic Ovei Chance of Agreement On  Treaty Formula

Deputies Open Peace Parley   Atmosphere Of Pessimism Prevails At London Conference.

Deputies Study Fate Of Germany   “Group Will Write Peace Treaties; . Big Split Reported

Deputies Busy onSpadeWork for Big Four   Outlook Gloomy for Healing Breach Over Germany and Austria

Work Begins on Reich Treaty; Ministers Are Pessimistic   Deputies Charged With Doing Spadework for Big Four Meet November 25 Apparently as Badly Split as Ever Over Basic Issues.

Nations Badly Split  Peace Treaty Talks Reopen As Big Four Aides Gather   \ oe Deputies Map Plans For Council Session On Germany, Austria

Pessimism Prevails Becouse of Rifts Over Major Issues in.Germany, Austrian Pacts Retweonm Four Governments Represented

Deputy Foreign Ministers Gloomily Tackle Job of  Preparing Peace Treaties

2 Athletes  In Hospital After Crash   Noble Jorgensen, Dick -Hoerner Are Among Six Persons Injured.

Student Killed; 6 Others Injured  Two Cars Collide Nea ; Wilken Junction

SUI STUDENT IS KILLED IN CRASH   6 Others Injured in Towa Auto Collision

Enthusiasm for Unification Plan Is Waning  May Take Months to Enact Suitable Statute

Enthusiasm For Merger Plan Wanes  Soalan-e Treeii nant.   Solons Indicate Long Job Ahead

LONG CONGRESS STUDY LOOMS FOR PROPOSAL   Army Chief Cautions U. S. on Losing Wer Gains

College Building Amendment Up to Voters Tomorrow   State and Congressional Races Also in Spotlight

Several Issues Scheduled For Vote Decision   College Building Plan Is The Only  Cuntaw:aa lees

Several Issues Scheduled For Vole Decision   College Building Plan Is The Only  Ghote D Pe ica

Two Races For Congress Share Election Billing  “4 Caunties Will Vote   34 Counties Will Vote On Optional Road Law Plan in Saturdav Rallot

$7,600 Loot in Harlan Robbery  Seek Three Bandits in Boucher Cate Ink

Retiring U. S. Military Gov ertior Says Major Tasks + dust Besun’ -”

UPPER MAKEFIELD MAN LEFT HEIRS $196,573   Albert W. Preston, Solebury, Left $63,071 Estate

ESTATE OF $130,000 IS APPRAISED IN - REGISTER'S OFFICE Large Ear Casi in  ONE pre 000 ESTATE  Late pSolebury Township  That Secon

FIVE ARE INJURED IN TRAIN ACCIDENT   Wesi Coast Flyer Strikes Open Switch in Orego n

SERRE eReee SAN JUAN BASIN 28. « Oiland Gas Drilling Activities      NAVAJO SERVICE OFFERS OIL-GAS BIDS

Where To Put The .  Band Shell "Huh”’   Shell Committee Has Decided To Let Citizen Say

a  Where To F Put The .  Band Shell "Huh“’   Shell Committee Has De. - cided To Let Citizen Say

Split Benefits For Taxpayers Receive Study  Big Slash In High Income Brackets

Fulbright Sees Aid Plan As Stép Forward  Would Negotiate   Would Negotiate With Russia For Balkan Resources

Isotopes To Be Flown Overseas  Rushed On Mercy Mission To Australia

Mercy Flight of Atom Products Sent Australia   Urgent Case of a Blooc Disorder to Get New Help From America

Policy Of Real Competition Is Also Proposed   Economic Advisers Warn Businessmer “To. Look Ahead .

NEW PLEA MADE FOR PRICE CUTS   Presidential Advisers Urge Competition Policy

Plea For “Real Price Competition” Renewed: 1Trimmed Profits Urged

PLEAMADEFOR LOWER PRICES   Long-Range Policy Of ‘Real Price Competition’ Is Asked

 Renewed White House Plea for Industries to ‘Lower Prices, Trim Profits Go Out to Business

LOWER PRICES SEEN AS NEED FOR AMERICA   WHITE HOUSE ASKS PROFIT TRIMMING BY BUSINESS

Lower Prices Requested by White House   Truman’s Plea to ‘Many Industries’ Based on Report of Council of Eeonomie Advisers

Lowered Prices, .  Profits Advised  By Truman Grou} Housing Industry Singled  Out as Example of Cosis Furenading Bhikte in Daw

Council Urges ‘Real Price  Competition   Truman’s Economic Body Warns Industries to Trim Profits

Stable Prices Urged   Truman's Advisers Emphasize Need For “Realistic Pricing”

Economists Renew Low Prices Plea.   Truman’‘s Council Warns Depression Rapidly Approachjn-

President Renews Plea to Business to Cut Prices   Surv ey Shows Decline In Price of Yule Foods   State to Wait Years

White House Plea For Lower Prices  Profits Linked With Experts Repor “Real Price Competition” Is Neede:

Renew Plea For Lower U.S. Prices   Truman’s Economic Council Urges “Real: Price Competition’  Wonfs Cut in Prafite

PLEA RENEWED FOR CUTTING OF PRICES, PROFIT   Truman Advisers Call Upon Business For Policy Of ‘Real Competition’

Renew Plea for ‘Many’ Industrie: To Cut Prices   Economic Advisers Give Second Report

Suggest Industry "Trim Profits’   Economic Advisors Urge Price Cut for Prosperity

ABNORMAL TIMES CITED White House Renews Its Plea For ‘Real Price Competition’

PLEA FOR LOWER PRICES RENEWED   Truman Advisers Call for Real Competition.

Renew Price Pleas   High Level Economy Will Hold Until ’49 Experts Say, Advising Business Foresight

White House Plea For Lower Prices Goes To Business   Economic Council Asks Long Range .Competition Policy

LSO REQUESTS COMPETITIVE USINESS BASIS   esident’s Economic Advisers Declare That High-Level Economy Can Be Supported By Artificial Props For Awhile.

WHITE HOUSE  ey aida  PENGY is wh   bad bile V  FOR PRICE CUT 4 Me He Hoek iC ie

Industries Asked To Lower Prices And Trim Profits   White House Renews Plans For Long Range Price Policy

White House Again Asks Price Cuts   Trim Profits Plea Sent to Business; Urees Price Competition

Renewed Plea Sent Out By White House   Council Tells Businessmen Te Look Ahead

New Plea for Industry To Cut Prices, Profits   Truman’s Economic Advisory Council Warns Artificial Props May Maintan High-Level Economy Through 1948, But Sees Trouble

Industry Again is Asked to ‘Cut Its Prices   Long-Range Policy Of Competition Sought in Nation

ANOTHER PLEA TO CUT PRICES   Industries Urged To Trim Prof. its in Truman Advisers’ New Report

(Irim Profits For Policy Of Competition   Should Seek Prosperity Without Booms, Busts.

No “48 Recession. Say Kconomists  But Truman Advisors Plead With Industry To Cut Profit, Prices

Expect Fresh Truman Plea For Price Cut   Economic Group Urges Long-Range Price Competition

Truman Trio Again Urges Price-Cutting   Advisers Ask ‘Real Price Competition Amono Indueieians

Industry Asked To Lower Prices  And Trim Profits  a ee  Economists Urge Real Competition

‘Cut Prices, White House Tells Industry   Truman Council Also Urges Lower Profits, More Competition

White House Renews Lower Price Plea   Truman’s Council of Economic Advisers Ask Industries To Lower Prices; Give Second Annual Report.

Lower Prices, Profits Asked   Trumon Urges Long-Renge Policy of Real Price Competition for Business

Industry Asked to Lower Prices  Truman Advisers’ Report Publicized

rresident Renews Plea to Business to Cut Prirac      Ne Meat Teday— President Truman      “State to Wait Years” for Adeauata  Riroote

Trim Profits, Drop Prices,  White House. Pleads Anew   ‘True Competition’ By Industry Asked  In Economies Study

Truman’s Council Aské-For  _ Profit Trimming, Pric  Cuts By Industry: -T Balt Inflation.         Housing Is Cited=— In: Cost Increase   Survey Shows Workers In ‘Lower Brackets Should -’ Be Able to Obtain:~-Needed Goods ©

WHITEHOUSE SENDS ANOTHER NOTE TO FIRMS   Urges Reduction in Profits; Homes Built for High Income Groups

INDUSTRY TOLD TO REDUCE PROFITS   “Real Price Competition’ Is Recommended   TRUMAN ADVISERS   Pick Housing As Best Illustration Of Need For Keen Market Analysis

Administration Asks Industries To Lower Prices  Plea Is Made After Truman Receives A i See _  ——eeae ~

Hoover Urges U. S.-Japanese  Peace Pact   Russia Obstructing Europe’s Recovery. Ex-President Savs

SEPARATE JAP PEACE URGED   Hoover Advises USS. Action To Offset Obstruction Tactics of Russia

HERBERT HOOVER URGES SEPARATE PEACE WITH JAPAN   Declares Same Step With Germany May Be Necessary if Next Big Four Conference Fails.   BACKS $725,000,000 PROGRAM OF RELIEF   Charges Russia Is Obstructing Efforts of ALies to Rehabilitate Former Axis Nations.

Separate U. 5. Peace With Jans Urged by Hoover   Charges Rehabilitation Efforts Hindered by Russic

Is Europe's Need During 4 Years.   Cohen Says Huge Funds _ Can Halt Starvation and Dictatorships

Enormous Sum May Be Needed To Save Europe   Cohen Sets $24 Billious As Figure to Prevent MWisiatnvahina

Says 24-Billion Is Europes Need During 4 Years   Cohen Says Huge Funds Can Halt Starvation and Dictatorships

AID OF MARSHALL SAYS EUROPE MAY NFFN 94 BILTON   B. J. Cohen Sees Danger of Starvation and Dictatorship Unless Funds  Are Furnished. ‘   ADVOCATES HELP OVER 4-YEAR PERIOD   Believes U. 8. Should Provide the Financial Assistance With Britain Sharing in Program.

Fliers Saved Out Of Chilly Waters  Helicopter Crashes In Polar Wastes

GREEK TROOPS ~ ARE ATTACKED   INSURGENTS ARE BEATE N ' BACK SIX TIMES IN FIERCE BATTLE FOR TOWN

GREEK TROOPS REPULSE REBELS   Casualties Heavy In Battle Called ‘Greatest’ In Latest Outbreak

GREEKS REPULSE “* INSURGENT BAND   Six Guerrilla Battalions Beaten Back

Greek Guerrillas Are Beaten Back   Largest Clash Yet Reported in Fighting

Greek Troops Win In Clast   Report Greatest Clash Be tween Army And Guerrillas So Far

4 PLUNGE T0 FIERY DEATH   Executive Of Air Conditioning Corporation, Along With Two Daughters And Plane Pilot, Plunges Down Gas-Fume Chimney.

Four Persons Are Cremated Alive As Airplane Plunges Into Chimney

Quartet Plunge to Fiery Death   Chartered Plane Drops Into Gas-Fume Chimney of Everett, Mass.. Plant as Engine Fails.

IF our Meet Fiery Death As Plane ‘Plunges Down Gas-Fume Stack   Official Of Air Conditioning Corporation, 1 Two Daughters And Pilot Are Burned Ta Death

FOUR DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Light Craft Falls Into Chim“ney of Oil Refining Plant.

4 Die As Plane Drops In Chimney  3 Passengers, Pilot Plunge To Fiery Death

4 Passengers Meet Fiery Death in Stack  Glow May Have . Confused Pilot.

Plane Plunges Down Chimney   Four Persons Meet Fiery Death in Unusual Accident

Four Persons Die When Small Plane, Flying Low in Fog, Drops in Chimney

Quake Shakes Areas in Peru  Two Children Hurt 7 hur a Bauch bine lke oy AB ee  7 ie he et, 7 s e i "

QUAKE STRIKES MUCH OF PERU   Two Children Injured by Fleeing Worshippers

RED- ‘ACTIVITY — « WILL BE TOLD      “SECRET” DOCUMENTS OF STATE DEPARTMENT ARE SCHEDULED FOR AIR ING LATE TODAY ~

To Reveal Secret Documents Today Of U.S. Communist Party Activities   Rep. Thomas Indicates Papers Would Prove Highly Sensational

Progress Slow in . ‘Phone Strike Talks   STATE COMPANY ee EIEOCTS UNION OFFER

All Or Nothing  Phone Co. Rejects Guild Offer Of Emergency Strike Crews

ED ED ELE AE  =o tain Folk Say Old Feud Has Died Out  Hatfield Kills McCoy, But Nobody’s Excited About [t

AID TO RUSSIA STILL PENDING   Congress Asked To Lift Bars On $25,000,000 In Lend Lease

Lend-Lease Progran Fulfillment Is Uraee   Acheson Wants $25,000, 000 of Supplies Sent Overseas

(OODS FOR RUSSIA ASKED BY ACHESON   SAYS SUPPLIES SHOULD BE SHIPPED DESPITE ENDING OF LEASE-LEND,

2 Reported Dead In Ship Blasts   American Vessels Badly Damaged As Result OFf Explosions.

READY TO URGE CURB ON EATING   Truman Expected To Appeal For Self-Denial in Move To Aid Europe =k

U.S. Aid Bill Is Aimed At Peace Hopes   Greco-Turk Help Act Will Stir No Strife If Russia Harbors No Uherior Designs On Smaller Nations

 Mackenzie’ 's Colum   Implementing Of Turk- Greek Aid  Bill Big Step In F oreign Policy

Aid Policy Not Challenge to Reds Unless They Harbor Evil Designs

GIRL, 9, SAVES 2 TOTS IN FIRE   Youngsters Trapped in Blaze in Marshalltown

Legislators Return For  Busy Week   Budget, Teachers’ Pay Foremost In Assembly Debate

DISORDERS IN. ” TWO NATIONS ARE GROWING   FRANCE AND ITALY MOBILIZE TROOPS TO GUELL our. . BRRBAS IN *RED" CITIES

ARMED FORCES ARE ALERTED IN TROUBLE AREAS   Angry Ramadier Promises Defense Of Republic In Sharp Blast At Reds

MAILED FIST RAISED ABOVE RADICAL GROUPS   Mushrooming Violence Brings Prompt Action For Smashing Uprisings

“House Votes “To Retain Rent Control   Chamber Then Turns To Measure Calling For 10 Per Cent Hike

Showdown Near on Hot Political Issue; Labor Amendments to Be Passed   SENATE EXPECTED TO _ HAVE OWN RELIEF BILL

House Defeats Plan to Finish Rent Controls   Ceiling Increase Proposal Debated Following Action

House Defeat: Plan to End Rent Controls   Proposals to Increase Ceilings Draws Solons’ Attention

COOL WEATHER HOLDS      Only io Slight Warming Up Is Ferecast for The iy

COOL WEATHER HOLDS   Only a Slight Warmin tp Is Forecast for Th y

NATION SWELTERS AS WINDS SPOT)   Michigan Temperatures Low But Elsewhere Sun Felt

HEAT WAVE GRIPS MOST OF NATION   Ponca City Hottest Place With 106 —Coolest Spots in Montana and Wisconsin,

Futile Policy of Appeasement of Soviet Flayed   Preservation of   Preservation of National Resources Urged

Futile Policy of Appeasement of Soviet Flayed  Preservation of National Resources Urged

Republicans Wir Senate Test By )-Vote Margin  War Investigating Committee Continued After Party Vote

Republicans Win First Test  In Congress   Democrats Serve Warning That Future GOP Preposals May Be Hotly Contested.

DEMOCRATS IN SENATE SHOW LINITY   Republicans Are Given Warning to ‘Watch Their Step

GOP Has Close Call In Senate Vote ....  Republicans Deny Worry Over Unexpected Show Of Democratic Strength

Democrats Give GOP Battle In Test Vote   Party Unity Stressed After Close Vote In The Senate

G.0.P Says Party Lines Strengthened  re OR hcp   Dem Abiity To Invade Ranks Now Will Wane

Democrats Hail Two-Vot Defeat On War Probe Issue Approach To Party Unity

Democrats In Senate Nearly Upset G.O.P.   Minority Whip Hails Vote As Party Unity

DEMOS INDICATE THEY WILL PUT UP HARD FIGHT   GOP Proposal Barely Win Support in Senate—More Battles Foreseen

PARTY UNITY IS HAILED BY LUCAS   ‘Wherry Says G.0.P. “Is Not Particularly Worried   Lose By Only Two Votes 9n Move To Keep Brewster War Committee

GOP Senators Breathe Easier After 47-45 Vote Victory On War Probe

DEMOCRATS HAIL NEAR UPSET AS WARNING TO GOP   VOTE AGAINST WAR PROBES SAMPLE OF UNITY, SAYS LUCAS

DEMOCRATS CITE ~ SENATE UNITY   Shows Republicdns Will  Have to Watch Step

MINORITY DEMOS TOSS SCARE INTO REPUBLICAN RANKS   Serve Notice GOP Must Watcl Step on Future Legislative Proposals

 Victory Edge Narrow for  Republicans   G.O.P. Bloc Scores Win in First Clash; Democrats  Give Notice of Battle On Fatiire lecune

Senate Democrats Hail 2-Vote Loss As Sign of Unity   Garvo Rinagie, PING   Serve Notice GOP Will Have to Watch Its Step Henceforth

DEMS SAY VOTE IS UNITY SHOW   Close Call For War Probers  Termed ‘Indicator’

UNITY IS CITED BY DEMOCRATS   Come Within Two Votes Of Upsetting Republicans’ Plans

Democrats Hail Union Of Party   Minority Forces See ‘Signs of Power in . Narrow Party Line Defeat in Senate

Dems Show Power in Probe Vote   Senate Democrats Almost Scuttle Brewster Committee.

DEMOCRATS IN SENATE WARN GOP THEY HAVE UNITED FRONT   Lucas Cites Their Stand In Battle Over War  Probe Committee

G.0.P. MUST WATCH STEP   Declare Closeness of First Major Test in Senate Indication of Fight That Can Be Expected on Other Iesues.

Demos Jub: ant Over So Close A Vote On Probe Issue: Plan GOP ‘Upsets’

Last Effort To Avoid —   SLATED TO BEGIN AT 10:00 A. M. ‘TOMORROW; FORD SENDS HOME 1400 WHO WERE STAGING AU  ‘SLOWDOWN’

TRAIN STARTS CHARTER TOUR   “FREEDOM TRAIN” STARTS . NATIONWIDE TRIP AFTER “CONSTITUTION DAY CEREMONY

CONSTITUTION OF AMERICA I (60 YEARS OLD   Attorney General Speaks as “Freedom Train” Departs

SEPTEMBER TERM JURIES DRAWN HERE SATURDAY   First Session Expected Sometime in October: 40 Names Selected

GRAND, PETIT -JURIES ARE DRAWN FOR MAY TERM   New Session To Begin On May 3; 40 Persons Selected for Service _

St. Catherine’: 8 Parish Has Observance. OF. Forty Hour: Deictiane

Poland Asks Allotment U. S. Relief   Ambassador Appeals t Marshall to Reconsider »  Polish Elimination

THES IN SUICIDE JUMP   Former Italian Prisener of War Was Serving a Ten Year Sentence

DIES IN sv CIDE JUMP  Former Italian Prisoner of War Waa Serving a Ten Year Senicnce

VET’s JEST IS TRUE   Triplets Make Good Good Father's Jest About Stork

imports Cut; Save $$$ For Essentials   British, French, Aus. tralians Tighten Their Belts.

U. S. Heavy Loser in Import Cuts   Recent British, French And Australian Decisions Cost American Industry About 31.000.000.000

U. S. Industry Loses $1, 000,000,000 As 3 Nations Cut Down on Imports

Cut in Imports by 3 Nations Costly to US   Billion A Year cost 10 Industry By Their Retrenching Policy

Cut Imports Has Cost US One Billion   British, French and Australians Conserving Dollar:

Trade Loss Set At One Billion   British, French and Australians Cut Imports to Conserve Dollars

C10 PLEDGES BITTER LABOR FIGHT AT POLLS   Ohio Union Officials Plan All Out Campaign in Next Election

CIO PROMISES - BALLOT BATTL   Ohio Labor Leaders Take Stand.On: Laws

Paris Subway Is  Halted by Strike   Labor Groups Defy New French Anti - Strike Legislation   FEW MINERS AT WORK   Police Fiche Scattered Dis.  orders; More Troops Called

Subways In Paris Idled   - ++ Red Leaders Call All Workers “To Action’:

Subways Halted When Power ls Cut Off   Gas Pressure At “Danger Level” In Some Cities

Defy French _ Anti-Strike _ Measures   Labor Leaders Declare All Negotiation Talks Off if Drastic Laws — Pass; Subways Tied

Power Shutoff Cripples Paris Subway. System  Thousands Are Stranded - By Communist-Inspired Strike.

Communist-Led Labor Groups Cut Electricity Into Paris And Slow Gas Flow; Assembly In Continuous Riot Ot Speaking Anc Fighting Over Proposed Powers In Emergency

Communist-Led Walkouts Halt Subways In Paris   Defy Government's Anti-Strike Legislation; Strike Plagues Gas Companies In Suburbs

Strikes Halt All Traffic on Paris Subway   Communist-Dominated General Confederation Of Labor Defies Move Made by Government

Paris Subway Halts Due. to Strike as Defiance Increases   Power Is Cut: Off, Ga: Pressure at ‘Danger Levels’ ‘in: French.  - €Canital

Paris Strikers Continue To Defy Anti-Strike Law   Leaders  Refuse To Negotiate Under Legislation Threat

Paris Plagued By Strike Of Subway And Gas Workers  80,000 Men Are Called To Colors

French Labor Group Defies Government   Strikes of Paris Subway Effects Crippling Blow

Paris Commies Defy Premier, Halt Subways   Reds Summon All Workers To Strike

Strikers Cut Power, Halt Paris Subway   Gas Pressure Reported a Danger Level in French Capital

French Reds Halt Subway, Dety Schuman   Passage Is Forecast Of New Harsh Laws To Crush Walkouts Of 2.000.000 Men

STRIKE WAVE IDLES SUBWAY IN PARIS TODAY   Communist Labor Leaders Defy Government’s Legislation

Strikes Halt Paris Subway  Labor Leaders Defy Government’s AntiStrike Legislation

STRIKES HALL DARIS SUBWAY: TUMULT REIGNS   gas Pressure At ‘Danger Level In Capital; Troons Operate

Partition Plan For Palestine Brings Pr otest   Deaths, Strikes: and Insults “ALU,-8, Foilow Action -! By UN; Holy War la Nation Feared   Paris. Stoppage Halts Subways As- Reds Defy New Fr ench Law

Red-Inspired Strikes Halt Paris Subway   Labor Leaders Defy Government’s Anti-Strike Legislation; Assembly Calls More Men to Colors.

Paris Subway. Is Halted, by Strike   Labor Groups Defy New French’ Anti - Strike Legislation   Police Fight Scattered Disorders; More Troops Called

French Disorders Increase   Red Dominated Strikers - Defy Government; Shut  Down Electric Power

POWER IS SHUT OFF IN FRANCE   Drastic Strike Control Measures Pressed By Coalition Regime

‘Government 'Defied; Paris Subway Idle   Communists Refuse To Negotiate Further Gas Pressure At Danger Leyels

HALT SUBWAY CALL LABOR TO ACTION   Assembly Suspends Consideration Of Anti-Strike Lay

French Reds Prod Strikers Into Defiance   Leaders Refuse To Negotiate Further; Paris Subway Hit

Reds In France Defy Government In New Strikes  Paris Subway Halted As Assembly Works On Drastic Action

FRENCH WORKERS DEFY EFFORTS 10 OUTLAW STRIKES   STORMY DEBATE IN, ASSEMBLY PREVENTS VOTE ON STRIKE BAN

Paris Subways Halted  As Red Leaders Defy Anti-Strike Legislation

Paris Subways Are Halted By Strikers   Great Tumult Arises In Assembly as Leaders Try To Talk

Anti-Strike Law Defied by Red Influenced Unit  CGT Summons All Workers to Action

Red Leaders Defy France's Strike Law   Paris Subway Halted, Gas Pressure Low

Utilities Affected; Crisis Grows... . Reds Defy French Anti-Strike Laws

Thousands Stranded In Capital  Protest Proposed Labor Legislation

POWER SHUT OFF: GAS SUPPLY CJT   Some Towns Without Fuel, Pressure at Dangerously Low Levels in Capital —Workers Defy AntiStrike Legislation.

Utility Strikes Led by Reds Cripple Parts   Subways Halted and Gas Pressure Is Dangerously Low

Effort Is fo Force Cabinet to Approve Wage Boost Demand   Goverament Calls Up Mare Treops to Maintein Order In Red-Caused Disorders

STRIKES HALT PARIS SUBWAY      French Communists Defy Government's AntiStrike Laws  FIGHTING BREAKS OUT

Communist-led CGT Defies French Anti-strike Move   Labor Confederation Calls All Workers "To Actian’'.--Paris Subway le Stalled

Philadelphia Woman's Death  Being Probet   Police Report Woman Beaten; And Strangled To Death With Own Stockings

NEW N.E.A. DIRECTOR   Snow Accepts KRespeasibilities a! Cenvention Yesterday

Inflation Now Is Feared by Administration   Chinese Troops Suffer Setbacks   June Production of Newsprint Sets Mark   Educators Condemn Strikes by U.S. Teachers

Controllable Atom Action Announced  nit Parmite Study   New Unit Permits Study Of Events Before Blast

‘Government Announces ‘Controlled Version Of 'Atomic Bomb Achieved

CONTROL ACHIFVED   Discovery to Speed Peacetime Uses of Atomic Energy

Control Type Of A-Bomb   Improved Weapons, New Peacetime Uses Of Energy Forecast

Stassen Claims 100 Midwestern Ballots In GOP Convention   Quips at Eisenhower on Lack of Program, and Slaps at Dewey

HAVE PROGRAM SAYS STASSEN   Only Avowed GOP Candidate To Step Up Tempo of Tour of Country

STEVENSON REFUSES TO COMMIT SELF BUT SUGGESTS RETURN TO POLITICS

China May Go With Russians On Jap Peace   Expected To Oppose U. S, Invitation For Immediate Conference

CHINA TO REJECT JAP PEACE TALKS   Backs Russia In Refusing 0: American Invitation

China Joins Soviet Against Jap Pact Talks   Minister Wang Reveals Insistence On Big Power Veic

RED PROTEST . TURNED DOWN   STATE DEPARTMENT NOT EX CITED BY MOSCOW FROPAGANDA BLAST AIMED  AT ACHESON °

Key American Spokesmen Unmoved by Latest Russian Complaint Against U. S.

SUSPECTS RELEASED      No Evid nce Found By Using Lie Det tors in Coffeyville

Gl Tries to Ship  Fraulein in Box   Airlines Officials Find Girl Facked for Trip

British Capture Outlaw Vessel in Palestine Waters   Jewish Passengers Offer Strong Resistance; 240 Escape to Shore

Trouble At Clinton Plant. Comes To End   Union’ and Company . Sign New Contract; Police,” Pickets Leave

GASOLINE TAX. ~ PROPOSAL TO THE “HIGHWAY ‘COM      Auto Club. of Missouri Ad. vanced Its Fight for Army Bill.   IT IS FOR 8% CENT TAX   ‘The Club Sent An Open Létter to the State Commission.

Auto Club Fight For Gas Tax Goe: To Commission   Rap Hugh Stephens’ Criticism of Curry 3% Cent’ Tax Bill

Truman Renews Plea for National  Health Insurance  Medical Research Should Be Tripled By 1957, Says Report

Truman Asks Health Studies   Also Reemphasizes. Appeal  Fre Inanrance Plan

Hughes Refuses To Hunt C ing Witness; Meyer . Quarrel Shatters Dig? Proceedings At Washin   FERGUSON, DIETRICH GET INTO WR:

2 NEW SUBPOENAS ISSUED IN STORMY CONTRAGT BATTLE   Hughes Refuses to Hunt Up Missing Witness And Balks at Producine Rusiness Records.   REPEATED CLASHES ARE CHURNED UP

Quiz Slowed By Wrangling   Hughes and Brewster Cail It Quits, But New Clashes Loom

Hughes Refuses To Hunt Missing Inquiry Witness   Also Balks at Producing His Business Records Before Subcommittee   COMMITTEE ISSUES 2 NEW SUBPCENAS   Group Threatens To Cite Associate With Contempt On 3rd Day of Testimony

Attorney, General To Check Charges   Hearing Today Begins Calmly But Quickly Is Shattered By Hughes-Brewster Feud

More Clashes Mark Probe of Airplane Deals   Meyer ‘Missing’ Again; Ferguson lred Over Records

FIGHT AT HEARING   Senator Ferguson Reports Hughes Party-Giver “Missing Acain”

New- Subpenas Are Issued In Hughes Case   Ferguson Threatens To Cite Hughes Assbciates for Contempt. °

MEYER MISSING: BOSS REFUSES TO PRODUCE HIM   Sen. Brewster ‘Regrets’ Charge

OHO C10 SEEKING TAFT RESIGNATION   More Than 250,000 Names Claimed on Petitions Asking Move

Krug Rejects Mine-Closing Bid of Lewis   Czar Demands Nearly All Pits Be Idled for Safety Checkup

Impasse Threatens to Prolong Stoppages Miners. Have Authority of Their Own To Shut Down Unsafe Workings, Krug Says

Mines May Not Reopen on Monday   Squabble Now After , Lewis Says All But Two ) Are Unsafe

Signs Point To Extended Shutdown   What Miners Will Do Monday Is Uncertain

Impasse May Prolong Term Coal Stoppage   Krug Reminds Lewis Mio ers Have Own Authority To Close Unsafe Mines   Lewis Makes No Immediate Reply   Leaves Question WideOper Qn What Union’s Safety Committees Will Do Monday

Rejects Request By John L  Lewis To Shut Down All Bit Tran   MEN ALREADY EMPOWERED TO LEAVE UNSAFE MINES

Reply On Greece Is Favorable   State Department Answers Proposal Of Aid To Britain

Nashville Rates Second In Diction Poll Capital Wins Honors ‘On Usage Of English

Capital Has Best Diction Nashville, Boston Runners-Up For Best Speech In The Nation

 BOSTON ALSO NEAR TOP Washington Residents Not Only Talk Most, But Best, Is Claim

ENROLLMENT WEEK FOR 4-H CLUBS T0 BE FROM NOV. 3-8   NEW MEMBERS SOUGIIT FOR 1948 BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ 4-H CLUBS IN COUNTY.

N eero Maid Is Reported Held Slave   Made Prisoner For 30 Years, Officials Say

Nation's Banks Receive Flood Of Former Gls   Nearly $2 Billion To Be Turned Loose

TODAY PAYOFF DAY FOR LEAVE BONDS   Almost Two Billions i Payments to Be Made to ex-Gls.

Veterans Today Can Cash In Leave Bonds   Terminal Pay Can Now Be: Collected By Nearly Two Million Veterans Of World War Two — Men Are Urged To Hold On To Bonds ,

U.S. RECALLS. POLISH ENVOY.   Recall of Ambassador frou: Wargaw Post ISxprosses UL 3. Displeasure Over Recent Polish Elections,

LANE RECALLED AS ENVOY 10 POLAND   U, S. Emphasizes Displeasure At Recent Flection

POLISH ELECTIONS CAUSE U.S. ACTION   Ambassador Lane Is Told To Return From Post In Warsaw.

U.S. Shows Displeasure at Polish Elections by Recalling Ambassador

U. 5. RECALLS POLISH ENVOY   Recall of Ambassador from Warsaw Post Expresses U. S. Displeasure Over Recent Polish Elections.

SOLICITORS ARE BUSY   Total in the Community Chest Fund at Noon Today was $7,341  j

Total in the- eo - Commanity Chee! Fand at Noon Teday was $7,341

Coal Men, Lewis Work On Holiday   Press Contract Talks, Though No  Agreement Nears

Great Britain Will Retain No  Bases In India   Subcontinent Will Be Completely Independent, Savs Mountbatten.

Britain Will Not Retain Bases In India, Viceroy Says    Viceroy of India Promises Indian  People a Complete British Withdrawal.

Wants No India Bases   When Britain Gets Out It: Will Be For Good, Says: Mountbatten

India Is Free Under New Plan   Britain Will Not Even Retain Bases In New Country

BRITISH PLAN TO KEEP NO INDIAN BASES   Mountbatten Assures Nation That No Establishments Will Remain in Country After Independence Is Achieved.

Won't Keep Indian Bases   Improper for Any Foreign Power to Have  Bases, Mountbatten

Indians Assured Liberty In Rule   Mountbatten Says No Bases To Be Retained

Britain Will Retain No > India Bases   Mountbatten Pledges Full Independence to Indians

British Will Keep No Bases in India Under Plan  Full Independence Is Promised For Subcontinent

BRITONS WON'T ASK FOR BASES ON INDIAN SOIL   Viceroy Makes Thi: Promise on Eve  Of Freedom

Britain Will Not Retain Bases In Indian Territory   Independence Plan Explained

BRITAIN WANTS “NO INDIA BASE   Mountbatten Tells People Foreign Powers Won't Have ! ‘Foot’ in Affairs

Britain Pledges Not to \Refain Bases in India   Promise Would Take Effect When Complete Indeanendence [ce fErentad

British Will Not Retain Indian Base   Mountbatten Tells Indian People It Would Be Improper for Foreign Power to Have Bases

Britain to Keep No Bases, Viceroy Promises Indians   Dominion Status Is Absolate Independence, Mountbatten Declares

Schwellenbach Sets Deadline For Decision   Labor Secretary Asks for Phone Settlement Today   De Gaulle Back In Politics Again

De Gaulle Back In  Political Arena   Te Lead Drive Against France’s Fourth Republic’s Constitution.

De Gaulle Aims New Drive ‘Against France’s Republic  Birth of New Party Announced

HALL WORKER UNIONS GIVER PAY INCREASE   Non-Operating Groups to Gel 1544 Cents More an Hour.

NON-OPERATING RAIL WORKERS GET PAY RAISE   Government Arbitration Board Awards 15% - Cent Hourly, Roost to Employes.

Arbitration Decision Is Announced   Non-Operating Workers to Receive Increase of 151%  Cents an Hour

17 Rail Unions Win Pay Hikes By Arbitration   1,000,000 Workers Will Get Hourly Raises of 15.5 Cents

Tomorrous Headlines “Jaday MILLION RAIL EMPLOYEES GIVEN LONG-DELAYED 152c WAGE RISE

BOARD GIVES RAIL CLERKS WAGE BOOST   Non-Operating Workers Awared 15'/2 Cr. Increase

Marshall Thinks. Europe Ought to Start Programs   But Warns That America Will Fight Trading. in Human Misery

Marshall Advises Europe Rebuild   Says U. S. Will Help If Effort Is Made

Marshall Promises U.S. Will Help in  Rebuilding Europe   secretary Calls on Nations to Initiate Joint Action in “Rapidily Developing’ Crisis: Sounds Warning on Profiteering

Marshall Tells Europe Form Own Program   Promise U. S. Aid So Far As May Be Practical

PledgesU.S. Support For  Joint Action   Continent Must’ Be ‘Put On. Its Feet,’ Says State Chief.

EUROPE TO UNDERTAKE RECOVERY PLAN   U. S. Will Aid Countries In Getting Back On Feet Economically   MARSHALL SPEAKS TO HARVARD ALUMNI

Marshall Asks Europeto Help  Own Recovery   He Promises Aid of U. 8 If Nations Affected

Issues Warning slhis Nation To Back Promises   Calls on Europeans Tx Initiate Some Definite Action

Nations Asked To Take Steps In Rebuilding   Broad Outline of Americo’s Long-Range For‘efan Poliey Given

ELECT GREEN TO HEAD AFL   LEWIS AND. MINER DELE: GATES NOT PRESENT AT FINAL CONVENTION SESSION

Lewis May Quit AFL Once More  Is Rumor Heart   Loses Out In A. F. Of L ‘Convention Just Closed At San Francisco   GREEN RE-NAMED TO HEAD A. F. OF L

Shawmut Wins ICC Okay to  Abandon Line   Chance Railroad Might Be Reorganized if (,ood Offer Not Made

WOUNDED ‘COP CLUBS GUNMAN   Fellow Ohio Policeman Slain Before End of Shooting

Assembly Lays Over Budget Bill  Floor Consideration Scheduled June 11

House To Take Up Budget Bill   Measure To Be Up For Consideration June 11

‘Rocky Mountains, Texas Panhandle Get First ‘Cold Snap of Season

West and Midwest Areas Get First Taste of Winter  Montana Is Still Cold, Little Relief Seen By U. S. Office Here

FIRST COLD SNAP OF SEASON HITS THE WEST TODAY   Chilled Residents From the Rockies to the Texas Panhandle.   SNOW IN MINNESOTA   Sections of Nebraska, South Dakota Also Hit by “Snow.

FIRST COLD “SNAP. STRIKES  ‘Midwest and Rockies Get Snow, Low ‘Mercury

FATHER OF FIVE IS ACCUSED OF MURDER   Floyd Page Wilson, 31. Charged With Slaying Man tn Holdup Attempt Last Saturday

Bonds for Europe As Investment Is Bank Suggestion   Financier Sees Method as Only Way to Raise $22-Billion Request

DEPENDING UPON U.S. AID   Investors in This Country Are Expected To “Pay the Shot”

EUROPEAN AID LOOMS AS BiG FINANCE TASK   WORLD BANK WANT: ALL MONEY FROM U.S. INVESTORS

Greeks Planning Rites For George   Former King Will Be Buried At Dynasty’s Burial Plot Sunday

Reports American Business Ready to Help Japanese   Peacelime Economy to Be Developed, Ambassador Asserts

Air Force To Protect Army Trust   Group Created To Spot Cases Such As Mever:

inspedor General For Air Forces His Job Will Be te Spot Sach Deeh As Generel  ry ee 7 ee eee ee,

NATIONAL GUARD EXPANSION URGED y BY COL. BRYANT   Assistant Adjutant General Calls for Universal Training in Speech Before V. F. W. Here.   1,000 DELEGATES AND WIVES IN CITY   Mayor Russell McKee Welcomes Visitors—Memorial Service Held on Roof of Connor Hotel.

West Welfare Needs GOP, Taft Believes   Lists Adequate Tarifi  Reclamation As °48.Party Aims

Office Tenure Limitation Voted   Duck Hunter Killed By Shotaun Blast   Taxes, Education, Veterans’ Bonuses Before Legislators

OHIO ASSEMBLY STUDIES BILLS   Legislators Eye G, . Bonus, Taxes And School !ssues

BONUSES, TAXES FACING SOLONS   Ohio Assembly To Start 7th Week of Work

Selected Oils, Rails And Industrials Extend Stock Market Recovery

Kem Demands Truman Raise “Iron Curtain’  Senator Calls For Vote Frand Faric

KEM HITS TRUMAN AS K. C. ELECTION: PROBE 1S BLOCKED   Calls on President to Tell  What He Intends to Do to « Guarantee Free Vote  5 in Own Community.   HURLS FILIBUSTER CHARGE AT DEMOCRATS   Takes to Air After He Fails   in Attempt to Get Senate to Look Into Clark’s   Handling of Frauds.

Urges Truman to ‘Raise Curtain,  Bare the Facts’   Says Democrats Staged Filibuster to Stop  so Aetion in Senate

Legislator Challenges Administration to Lift Curtain on Vote Facts

Democrats Block Investigation of ‘Attorney Generals Handlin 1g of  Tnanivy

Probe Blocked By Filibuster, ' Sen. Kem Says   Demos Deny Charge; Retort Republicans Are Playing Politics .

Truman Challenged On Election Fraud   Kem Wants Facts Bared On Kansas City Election. Case

TRUMAN HIDES ELECTION DATA, SENATOR SAYS   Kem Dares Democrats To Approve Probe of Kansas City Vote Fraud

‘This Un-American Tron Curtain?  Sen. Kem Appeals By Radio On Vote Probe

Solons Talk Long And Loud; Finish Little  Sen. Gettelman Offers To Repeat   Sen. Gettelman Offers To Repeat ‘Red’ Charges Aaoainst Eviue

COLLEGE MEN GETTING GOOD JOBS EASIER   Situation Is Reverse of Ten Years Ago

¥ Assembly Meets Tonight To Begin Important Week ....  Solons To Ponder Game, Health

Heavy Schedule Awaits Assembly   Senate and House to Meet Tonight at Eight; Public Hearings To Be ‘Held

 Big 3 Meeting? Truman Says Stalin Will Have to Come to U. S.    R. HH. Shackford Reporting:

HST Opposing Such Actions In Peacetime   Agreements Made At Potsdam. Now Being Discarded

Truman Still. Opposed to Big Three Session   That Is, Unless Stalin, Attlee ; Cometo Washington:

TRUMAN NOT IN FAVOR OF BIG 3 MEET   Unless Stalin,  Attlee. Come - To Washington

[OWA CITY GIRL DIES IN CRASH   Injured Fatally in Collision of Cars

Washington s Ready To Greet Head Of Mexico   Notable Reception Is Plan. ned For Mexican President On Arrival Today   MAKING TRIP IN TRUMAN’S PLANE

CROWDS HAIL CHIEF OF STATE OF MEXICO   President Truman Speaks of Relations Between Two Nations

Won't Build Roads Out Of Season Now   Turner Says Inadequate Base To Blame, Some Work Hurried By Local Pressure

9 Russians Conducted  To Frontier   France Justifies Drastic Action As Necessary

Jewish Refugees Arrive In Haifa; Strife Continues  21 More Die In Holy Land's War Of Hate

N. Y. Boxing Board Calls Special Meeting to Rule On Lewis-Walcott Decision

DUIS’ TITLE  HANDS OF EW YORK A.C.   Waleott Tests {Split Decision

Russian Warplanes Support Drive Of Mongolians Into China Province

Agency Reports 4 Russian Planes Aid Mongolian Troops   Mongols Advance 200 Miles in Sinkiang Province Invasion; Now Battling Chinese Defense Units

MONGOL HORDE INVADES CHINA, AIDED BY REDS   Four Russian Bombers Support 200-Mile Gain In One Day

SOVIET PLANES STRAFE, BOMB NATIONALISTS   Units Penetrate 200 Miles Into isolated Area, Nanking Reports

Two Chinese Soldiers Reported Killed 2nd Others Injured In As    wescila

REBEL TROOPS PUSH ADVANCE INTO SINKIANG   ATTACK COVERED BY WARPLANES WITH RUSSIAN EMBLEM

REPORT RUSSIAN PLANES ATTACK   Troops of Quter Mongolia Said To Be 200 Miles in China Province

MONGOL DRIVE SUPPORTED BY SOVIET PLANES   Reports Say Bombers Cover Advance Into  China Province

Russian Plane: Reported Used in China   Mongolian Troops Are Invading Sinkiang Province

Mongolians Get Support Of Russian Planes for Drive Into Chines Area

Mongol Troops Drive Deeply Into Province   Sinkiang Fighting Related In Dispatch Just Released

TROOPS OF OUTER MONGOLIA ATTACK A CHINESE TOWN   Assault Launched After Ex. piration of Ultimatum Demanding Release of Eight Soldiers.   OHARGE MADE SOVIET AIRMEN TOOK PART   Chinese Central News Agency Reports Invaders Penetrated 200 Miles Into Sinkiang Province.

Battle Hares 200 Miles Inside Border   Native Troops Fight With Invaders fe Aleacdiacem Shaina

CONFIRM REPORT MONGOLS INVADE CHINA PROVINCE   SOVIET WAR PLANES SUPPORT TROOPS IN SINKIANG CAMPAIGN

Russian Planes Reported Used in China  Mongolian Troops Are Invading

Four Russian Warolanes Support Swift Moving Attackers According To Afficial Chinese News Agency

Report Outer Mongolian Troops  Invade Sinkiang Chinese Say That Soviet Airplanes Support Invaders

4 Soviet Planes Clear Way for 400-Mi. Advance   Chiang’s Military Problems Increasing  On Three Fronts

An Invasion By Mongols   Report Bitter Battle Going. On in Sinkiang Province in China

‘Chinese Area Invaded by Mongolians   Supported by Four Soviet Warplanes.

Report Attack Is Supported By Four Soviet Fighting Planes   200-Mile Penetration, Of. ficial Central News Agenev Savs

Provide Air Support For MongolArmy   Troops Drive 200 Miles; Civilians Bombed, Is Report

Sinkiang’ Province i> : : By Outer Mongolian So.8... Supported by Soviet Airplanes

Russ Planes, Mongolians Invade China   Ground Force Pushes 200 Miles Into Sinkiang Province

Mongols Invade Chinese Provinee:;  Aided By Reds   Outer Mengolian Troops, Aided by Soviet Planes, Invade Sinkiang Province.

Red-Backed Invasion of North China   Troops of Russian-Run Outer Mongolia Push Into Remote Area.

Reports Say Soviet Planes Support Drive   Forces Penetrate 200 Miles into Northern Province

RAIDERS SEEK FREEDOM FOR EIGHT CAPTIVES   Warfare Continues In North China Area; Four Planes in Action

ARE BACKED BY 4 SOVIET WARPLANES   Central News Agency Says Mongols Move Into Sinkiang Province, Penetrating to a Depth of 200 Miles.

Mongols Attack Chinese Troops  Invaders Supported by Russian Planes

Soviet - Supported Mongols Launch Attack On Chinese Cities: Advance 200 Miles

Mongols Invade China   Russians Support Attack On Remote Sinkiang Province

Supported by Four Soviet War Planes   Said to Have Penetrated To Depth of 200 Miles

CHINA AGENCY. MAKES CLAIM. ~ OF INVASION   NEWS AGENCY SAYS TROOPS i FROM RED-DOMINATED OUTER MONGOLIA  ENTERED PROVINCE

Russian Planes Aid Mongolians In Fast Strike   Sinkiang Province O China Is Invaded By Hordes

Red Planes Join Attack, Chinese Claim   Fighting Reported 200 Miles inside Sinkiang Province

Russ Planes Back Attack In Sinkiang   Outer Mongolian Troops Supported By Moscow. Official Chinese Ageney Says

Report Mongol Troops Aided by Soviet Warplanes   Sinkiang Province Invasion Confirmed By Chinese Auancy

Mongol Troops  Attack Town,  Nanking Says Russian Warplanes Support Invaders,

Red Planes in China Invasion   Mongols Penetrate 200 Miles: Engage in Bitter Fighting

China Invaded By Mongolian Army Forces   Report Soviet Planes Support Sweep. Into -Sinktang Province

STAGES VARIETIES: MISSISSIPP] HIGH   Hot And Humid Over Much Of Nation; Rampant Wind, Rainstorms, Tornado. F loods Also On Bill -

Demand Land, Money From Two Nations   Memoranda Prepared For Deputy Foreign Ministers Session ws

Huge Sums, Land Asked by Poles, Slavs of Germans   Reparations Sought From Austria in Notes to Deputies

"Huge Settlement Demands Made on Germany, Austria   Poland, Yugoslavia File Major Claims With 4.Pawer Caunet

oo WAR PRICE—  Poles Ask Land for Frontier   wyPrraetmncmtwTatrrse4?   YUGOSLAVS —.. DEMAND CASH:

Poles, Yugosla\ Demand Land  Reparations Sought   Reparations Sought In Peace Treaties

Land, Money Sought in Settlement   New Frontiers, Huge Reparations Are Requested in Treaties

HUGE: SETTLEMENTS ARE BEING SOUCHT BY SLAVS, POLAND   Demand Reparations in Lanc  and Money From War-Flat tened Germany, Austria 

11 Billions Asked From Austrians   Tee Sleric Blec States Want Consideration Of Deputies Now Drafting Treaties For Peace

Cambridge Hospital Patient Cost High   To Favor Extension Of Sugar Rationing   Circleville Man Murders Divorced Wife   Pope Uraes Living Of Christianity   15 Officers Hurt In Trinidad Fight   Marine Corporal Is Convicted of Rape   Poles, Slavs Ask Huge War Settlements

Yugoslavia And Poland Demand  Big Reparations   Seek Huge Settlements In Land And Cash From  Germanv. Austria.

POLES, SLAVS ASK LAND, CASH FROM GERMANY, AUSTRIA   Slavic Bloc States Will Put Claims Before Landon. : Caeccian.

Slavic Bloc States Ask Land, Money   Big 4 Deputies Ponder Claims

(Slav Nations Present Claims To Deputies   Poland Asks New German Frontiers ¥ u goslavix Seeks Laree Payments.

{UGOSLAVIA ~-POLAND ASK LAND, MONEY   Warsaw Regime Formalizes Oder Frontier Request at Pre-Peare Talks.

WOMAN IDENTIFIED BY FEDERAL AGENTS   Body Found Floating In Baltimore Harbor; Victim Michigan Native

Coal Miners Idle, ‘Strike’ Charged   Six-Day Stoppage to Honor Dead; Producers Call Act a “Walkout”

UMW LEADER CALLS PERIOD OF MOURNING   No Legal Action Held Likely to Prevent Work Stoppage

Full Effect On Only One Day Of Week Belt-Tightening In Coal Stoppage Seen

Ex-Moscow Agent Tells 4)f Activity   Soviet Visitors Take Secrets Back To Russia

AYS ALL RUSSIANS IN U. §. SPIES   Former Soviet Official Testifies Before Committee

HOUSE COMMITTEE WITNESS MAKES ESPIONAGE CLAIM   Kravchenko Says Reds Gol Secret Information On Planes. Submarines

Filtering In of Red Spies Told   Former Russian Officer Testifies Before Committee

SOVIET AGENTS BRANDED SPIES   Former Russian Official Says All Stalin’s Followers in U. S. Seeking Dota

SPY DANGERS IN AMERICA RELATED  Former Red Tells Of Russian Threat

Russian Spy Work Described  Kraychenko Says Russian Officials Here May All Be Regarded as Spies

EX-Russian .™ Worker Tells Of System   Recounts Instance@ When Red Official ‘Here Collected Dat

All Red Officials Branded as Spies   Former Soviet Agent on Stand Before Committee

All Soviet Agents Spy, Says Witness   So Claims Former Russian Purchasing Agent In This Country

Party’s C Said Super to Ambassad       All Get Assignments: To _ Secure Secrets, Ho --Probers Told ®

Author Of ‘I Chose Freedom” Brands All Soviet Representatives As Spies For Russia

All Responsible Representatives Of Russia In U.S. May Be Regarded As Spies, Ex-Soviet Official Says

Charges Sovief Representatives ‘Spies’ in U. 5.   Accusation Made by Former Official of Russian Commission

Witness Tells of Soviet Spy Operations Here  Former Russian Ofn ial Reveals How

Red Spying Described By Russiar   Kravchenko Says Every  Soviet Agent in U.S. May Be Called Spy.

CONGRESS TOLD MOST RUSSIANS IN U. S. SPIES   Former Communist Says All Responsible Red Visitors Have Missions

WITNESS STATES MANY RUSSIANS WORK AS SPIES  TELLS CONGRESSMEN  EMISSARIES IN U. S. HAVE DOUBLE ROLE

Tells About Soviet Spies In America   House Un-American Com mittee Hears Evidence  From Russian Source

Ex-Red Tells On Commies   Says All Soviet. Govern. ment Officials in U.S. Rre Spies

lestifies About Un-Americanism  Witness Ex-Officer Of Soviet Group.

Kravchenko Testifies All Soviet Representatives May Be Regarded As Economical Or Political Spies

CONGRESSMEN  HEAR STORY OF RUSSIAN   Kravchenko Says Soviet Economists Have Secret Assignments

[Kravchenko Testifies For House F a Se ie   Committee Bars Press Pictures of Capital Hearing

CALLS RUSSIANS IN U.S. SPIES   Testimony Given By For. ¥ mer Soviet Purchasing Official .      SAYS SEDOV TOP MAN

Kravchénko Airs Views On Russians   Ex-Soviet Official Tells Congress Communists In U, S. Are Active ’Spies' For Marshal Stalin

Former Russian Official Says All  Soviets Are Spies   Kravehenko Points To ‘A Mr. Sedov’ as Head Of Communists in U. S.

All Official Russ In U. S. In Spy Role   Congress Told By Kravchenko High Officers Seek Secret Documenis

Ex- Reds Give House Commiitee Help In Hunt For Fifth Column Evidence

Secret Plans Thefts Bared   Ex-Soviet Official Reveals Activities

Former Soviet Army Officer  Gives Testimony   Describes Sedov As “Main Person. ality representing Communist Party ta VU. 5.”

Former Russian Official Reports   Every Responsible ~ Russian In U.S.  Termed A Spy

Plenty Of Red Spies In U.S., Witness Says  Kravehenko Describes ‘Mr. Sedow’ As Main

Their Job To Get Secret Papers, Kravchenko, ExRed, Tells Congress.

Ex-Officer Cites Rank OfRedSpies   Says. Deputy, Chairman “of Purchasers’ Above Anibassadors in Eyes of Party, ”

Author Is Said To Risk Life by T estilying   Victor Kravchenko, “I Chose Freedom” Writer, Names Soviet Chief Here

Witness Declares Soviet Spies. Widespread Here   Victor Kravchenko Tells’ Congressmen Russian Government Has Personal Representatives © Of Communist Party Gathering Data in U. S.

All Soviet Agents Spies, Congress Told  Kr avchenko, Author And F ormer Buyer,  P ee. ee

WRITER DESCRIBES SOVIET ACTIVITIES IN UNITED STATES   All Representatives — of Russia Are Spies, Says Kravchenko Today at Capital Hearing.   TITO IS OPERATING HERE—IS REPORT

Party’s Chief Said Superior to Ambassador   All Get Assignments To Secure Secrets, House Probers Told

Spying Methods of Russians Revealed Before House Quiz   Witness Says Every Representative of Soviets in U. S. is A Patantial Cay

KRAVCHENKO GAVE. TESTIMONY TODAY. ~REFORE COMMITTE   Said Every Responsible Rep: resentative of Soviet. May — Be’ Regarded Spy.   FORMER RED OFFICIAL   Deputy Chairman of Purehas: ing Commission, High Ranking Offitial.

House Probers Hear Story Of Soviet Spying   Two Former Reds Testify On Espionage In Fifth Column Activity In United States

Ex-Communist Brands Soviet Agents as Spie:   Victor Kravchenko Says Representatives Of Russia in U. S. May Be Reaarded as Spies

Kravchenko Says Every Russian In US Is ‘Spy’   One-Time Soviet ~~ Official Names Head US Communist

Poland, Italy, France Divided   Czechs Also May Be Unable to Use Marshall Aid If Reds Say No

Four Nations Left Between Chief Powers   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Reporter

4 European Nations Caught In The Middle   Conflict Expected Between Russia And Western Powers Over Economic Setup

RUSSIAN SNUB OF EUROPEAN AID PROGRAM CREATES BAD SITUATION FOR FOUR NATIONS ON CONTINENT

Russian-American Split May Imperil Other Nations In Economic Squeeze

Four Nations Hit in Row  Biot VA aot Piieiainn   East-West Division OF Europe Looms Over Marshall Plan

Reds Torpedo Marshall Plan....  Kast - West Stri fe In Europe Likely

‘European Economic Clash Signalled By Collapse Of Paris Confab Threatens To Ensnare Poland, France. Italy. And Czechoslovakia

‘European Economic Clash To Nip Poland. France, Italy, Czechoslovakia

Four Nations Put on Spot   eritain feus securivy Counci: Solve Probiem in Balkans Or Serap the U.N. Charter

Four Will Bear Brunt Of Fight   Poland, France, Italy And  Czechoslovakia Hurt

See 4 Nations In The Middle   Poland, France, Italy And Czechs Between Contesting Powers   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Ranorter

FOUR NATIONS T0 FACE ‘SQUEEZE IN EUROPEAN CRISK   Poland, France, Italy, Crechoslovakia “Caught In Middle”

Administration's Move For Board Rationing Power To Be Sidetracked

Field Dav of Arrests a  California Cyclists’ Quelled After Turmoil Lasting 36 Hour:

HIGHWAYS REOPENED AS RIVERS RECEDE   Mississippi Drops Below Flood Stage at St. Louis—Levee Wechts Appear Won.

PRESSURE ON ITALIAN GOVERNMENT EASEL   General Strike Staved Off; Milan Dispute Settled

Italian Governmen  Prevents Strike  Of City Employes Municipalities Get  Funds With Which To Pay Wage Boosts

Italy Prevents Strike   Government Agrees to Furnish Municipal Workers’ Pay Increases

Italian Strike Staved Off By  . Wage Promise   Cily Employes Get nik        Also Settled’

STORM IN EAST TAKES 51 LIVES   Bitter Winds Toss Up Drifts In Maine; Roads Clogged

Blizzard Takes Toll Of 51 Lives   Fierce Storm Moving Into Northern Maine

Storm Toll Mounts To 52 Dead In Eastern U. .S  Twelve Thousand Me: Attack Snow

51 Dead In Snowstorm   Bitter Winds Toss Up High Drifts And Hamper — Travel —

STORM RAGING, MAINE SHIVERS   Snows, Cold, Which Exacted 51 Lives in East, Head For New Brunswick

 Dead as East's Storm Tapers Off   Tail of Blizzard Lashes Maine on Its Way Seaward

Death Toll Mounts To 52 As Northern States Continue To Battle Snowstorm

Meat Price Drop Will Depend Upon Consumer Demand   Increased Movement to Market Expected This Fall

 But Extent Of Decrease Up To Consumer Housewives Rejoice! Meat Prices Drop Due

Amount Of Drop Will Be Governed By Consumers,  Government Says   MORE LIVESTOCK TO BE PUT ON MARKET

Dip May Be Modest If Current Strong Demand Continues, Department Feels

Fall, Winter Meat Price Drop Seen  Based On Prospects Of Volume Supply

Price Of Meat May Be Lower By Year's End      Agriculture Department Says Consumers May Govern Price

DROP IN MEAT PRICES LIKELY   Department Sees Chance Of Moderate Decline This _ Fall and Winter

Meat Prices to Decline in Fall Av Leaders Say   Will NDepend On, Consum ers Demands. Drop   Mav Be Madest

GREEKS SEEK 10 RESTORE ORDER, ECONOMIC PLAN   Express Thanks for United States Interest in Nation’s Welfare

TO SPEED OWN RECOVERY PLAN   Note Expresses Thanks Fo U. S. Interest In Welfare As Shown By Grant

Note to U.S. Tells Program  Restore Order, Well Being Are Top Aims

Promise Made In Note upon  Receipt of Aid   Recovery Plans for Economic Recovery Of Nation Outlined To State Department

Greeks Appreciate U.S. Loan   Greece Says Recovery Program Will Begin At An Early Date

Pledge Uttered In Formal Note   American Expert Assistance Asked

GREEKS PLEDGE BIG EFFORT 10 RESTORE ORDER   Recovery Plan Outlined i Note Expressing Thanks For American Aid

Greece Promises U.S. To Restore  Order And Economic Well-Being   Pledges Contained In Note Thanking This Coun: tey For Interest In Greek Welfare he Feoidencad Pu lnan.

Greece Makes A Promise to United States  Bladaan hdnde tn Nee   Pledge Made in Note Of Thanks for Aid

Thanks Sent To US For  Interest   Exchange of Notes Between Nations  Is Disclosed

Greeks Pledge ‘Great Effort’ In Rebuilding   Government Outlines Pians For Recovery  In Note Of Thanks To United States

Greece Makes A Promise to United States  Pledge Made in Not Ol Thanke far Aid

Greece Thanks U.S. for Aid; Promises Order   Effort To Be Made To Program Economic Life

Greece Plans Restoration Program   Notes Exchanged On Subject With United States

Greeks Pledge» Great Effort To Restore Order   State Department Makes Public Exchange of Notes Thanking U. S. for Aid.

Greece Assures Strong Effort to Restore Order   Pledge Made in Note Expressing Thanks -to United States

TROUBLED LAND ISSUES THANKS FOR U. S. HELP   Balkan Nation Pledges “Great And Continuous f-.ffort’” To Restore Order And Economic Well-Being Inside Her Borders.

Greeks Receive American Money   Will Attempt To Restore Order, Government Says

Great Effort To Restore Order, Economy Slated   Athens Government Outlines Plans for Recovery of Nation

Greeks Pledge Full Effort to Restore Order   Note to U.S. Outlines New Recovery Plans

JAPS MAKING ~ STRIKE MOVE   LEADERS OF  UNIONS SAYS _ MACARTHUE HAS BANNED GENERAL WALKOUT © —""" OF GOVERNMENT °  . WORKERS

BIG 3 SPLITS AS COMPROMISE BY BIDAULT FGLDS   Ministers Failure Makes Division of Europe Certainty

Big Three Meet Ends In Failure   Foreign Ministers Return Home Without Definite  Plan for Europe

BIG THREE MEET ENDS IN DEADLOCK   Parley Adjourns As Molotov Turns Down Compromise

F ra n ce > 4 nd Brit. Brea ke With Soviet   NONE OF THREE NATIONS WILLING -TO ALTER; THEIR POSITIONS ON — -MARSHALL’S ECONOMIC PLAN

House Committee Asks Prosecution, Deportation From U.S, of Eisle

Truman Calls For Inquiry On Spending   President Orders Detailed And Exhaustive Study Of All Facts in View of Claimed Economies

ECONOMICS IS CHURCH TOPIC   Unique Parley Opens Today in Pittsburgh; Discuss ‘Tensions’

Churches Speak Out   Prominent Christians In Vigorous Outlook At Nation’s Problems

Layman Taft, Bishop Dun Agree  Economic Life ‘Concern Of Churches’

Church Leaders Open Conference Dealing With Economic ‘Tensions’.

Brewster Lacks Party Backing  For Nomination   Senator, Undaunted By Hughes’ ‘Blackeye’ Will Have to Depend On ‘Maine Alone

Brewster May Push Drive  For “Favorite Son” Backing  Survey Of New England Politicos -Indicates He Faces Trouble In Bid

AGENCY PUTS BLAME ON LIE FOR ROTE USE   Circulation Of British Immigration Plea Irks Jews

Lie Accused Of Exceeding Scope of Power   Circulation of Note on Immigration To Holy Land Hit

Lie Exceeded Authority, Is Jews’ Charge   Agency In Protest ’ To UN Upon Urging Of Immievation  Ban

Lie’s Action Is Scored By Jewish Group   Says UN Official Has Gone Beyond Duties in Circulating Note on Holy Land Immieration

UN Official’s Actions Bring Jewish Protest   Immigration Note Circulated By Tryeve Lie

Award Pay Boost To Rail Workers   Permanent Peace Demands Strong U. $.—Truman;,

U.S. Will Keep Pledge to Aid Neighbors   Hemispheric Harmony Is Keynote of Historic Gathering

5. STRENGTH SACKS PEACE, TRUMAN SAYS   Hopes Force Won't Be \eeded to Settle World Disputes

President Speaks At Final Session Of Brazil Parley   Aversion To Force Is Not Invitation  To Bullies, He Says

Strength As Peace Insurance   -Truman ‘Assures PanAmerican Conference A Strong U. S. Not a  Threat But Guardian

POLICY NOT A THREAT, HOWEVER   President Tells Hemisphere Defense Conference Nation Abhors War, but Will Not Tolerate Aggression.

U. S. Will Back Up Foreign Policy Based On Dew sire For Peace   No Threats Made, Conference Told   : But Powerful Defence Held _ Essential To Show Seriousness Of Duty

U. S. to Stay Strong to Back Up Peace Desire   Traman Says U. S. to Live Up to U. N. Charter Ob ligations.   Will Go Out of Way To Avoid Future Wars

Armed Force Kept As Evidence Of Seriousnes: With Which Nation Views Obligations, Inter-Amer sean Parlew Tala

Truman Pledges That U.S. Will Remain Strong  Intends to Back Up Foreign Policy For Lasting Peace

Every Effort Will Be Made: to Keep Peace   President Cheered by Delegates Who Wrote Defense Pact

Will Remember U.N. Obligations,  Truman Declares   Not To Permit Other Nations To Forget Theirs. President Tells Conference

WARNS OTHERS AGAINST ACTS OF AGGRESSION   Tells Conference U. §. Reluctance To Use Faroe Should Not Be Misread.

Truman Declares Nation Will Fight For Peace as Hard As It Did in War; Praises Delegates At Inter-American Conference For Formulating Pact To Promote Peace

PLEDGES GUND AND MONEY 10: 19 AMERICAS   Will Remain Strong Against Any Aggressor, Truman Tells Conference.

President. Warns. U. S. Intends to Live Up to Obligations Of U.N. Charter 

Not Anxious To Fight But America Will   Truman Warns Other _ Nations Not To Take Liberties With International Pearce

U.S. Determined to Stay Strong to Back Foreign Policy, Truman Asserts

WARNS AGAINST OVERT ACTIONS BY AGCRESSORS   President Tells Conference U. S. Has Aversion To Violence, But This Is No ‘“Invitation To Others’ To Trifle With International Peace.

Truman Claims U. S. Strength Is Nof Threat  President Speaks As Conference In:

HST Addresses Hemispheric Defense Meet  “US Determined To Remain Strong To Support Peace Policy”

America to Aid Kurope, But  Retain Power   President Addresses Concluding Session Of Inter-American  Defense Conference

VOWS TO MEET OBLIGATIONS OF U. N.S CHARTER   President Outlines 4 - Point Policy For Pursuing Of Quest For Peace

Truman Declares Strength of U. S. Will Guard Peace   U.S. Averse to Forca but Determined io Uphald Hs United Nations Obligations

TRUMAN IS GREETED AT RIO AIRPORT   President Is Heard At Inter-American Conference During Day

Nation To Back Strong Program, Delegates Hear   President Declares Statement Is Not A Threat, But That United States Will Remain Strong For Defense

4.Point U.S. Policy Stated By President   U.S. Strength Aims at Peace, Truman Declares

Must Back Up  Foreign Policy, President Says  Addresses Closing Session Of Brazil hAsotina On Wlactar

TRUMAN SAYS U.S. MIGHT 10 BACK U.N.   Tells Pan-America } Parley Military To Be Kept Strong

says US Will Live Up To Obligations Under UN Charter      Lays Down Four Point American Foreign Policy

U.S. Arms Will Back Peace   Aversion to Violence No Sign of Weakness, Truman Tells World

President Addresses Rio Parley   America To Use Its Strength To Help Peace Policy, He Tells Delegates

TRUMAN AVERS AMERICA WILL STAY ‘STRONG   President Tells Inter-American Conference U. S. Determined To Back Policies

Is Confident No Conflict Necessary   Postwar Era Brings Deep Concern, He Says In Brazil

U.S. ‘Determined’ To Remain Strong, Truman Declares   President, in Brazilian Address Promises Our Military Power  Will Be Dedicated to Peace

OF POLICY LISTED   Inter-American Conference Hears Chief Executive   Brings Bitter Disappointment, Causes Concern, President Says

Truman Declares US To Be Power On Side Of Peace   Determination Is Not Threat To Others, He Tells South Americans

Conference Told That We Are Determined To Stay Strong To Back Policy

Ready to Back Policy Based On Desire For Lasting Peace   Confident Disputes Can Be Settled Without Armed Conflict

Peace Talk Given Today By Truman   President Tells Conference U.S. Will Remembhor Oblioations

U.S. Determined To Stay Strong Says President   Nation Reluctant To Use Force, Conference Told

United States Firm in Determination to Stay Strong: Trumar   President Addresses InterAmerican Conference  at Rio Today

Back Foreign Policy Based  Upon Peace   Tells Inter-American Defense Parley That Obligation Will Be Met

Says US Will Remain Strong To Keep Peace   Policy Is Peace, Truman Tells Rio Conference

Truman Makes Statement In Brazilian Talk   Defense Session Hears Address By President

Rio Conference Hears President Outline Policy   Expresses Confidence World Can Settle Its Disputes Without: Wat

NEW POLICY OUTLINED 10 WIN WORLD AMITY   Speaks At Closing Session Of Defense Parley; Brazil Welcome Tumultuous

U.S. Must Stay Strong, President Says   Four-Point Foreign Policy Sketched at Hemisphere Meet

U.S. Resolves Stay Strong. Back Policy   No Nation Has Been More Reluctant To Use Armed Force.

Truman Outlines Four-Point Policy States Will Pursue in Quest for Peace; Nation Determined to Remain Strong; Word to Defense Conference

Conference Told US. to Keep Strong   Meeting in Brazil Ends Following President's Talk; Nation’s Effort To Avoid War Pledged

President Says U.S. Strength Will Be Used To Back Up Foreign Policy Based on Peace Desire.   ‘GIVES FOUR POINT  FOREIGN POLICY PLAN

Speaks Before 19 Nations At Meet   President Says Country Determined To Remain Strong To Support Foreign Policy; Asserts No Threat Implied

UNITED STATES ~ IS DETERMINED 10 "REMAIN: STRONG   7  To Back Up a Foreign Policy Based on Desire for. Per-.. manent Peace. - -  THE PRESIDENT TALES   Told the Inter-American De_fense Council That It Is No Threat. -

Nation To Live Up to Charter Obligations   President Addresses Final Session of Hemisphere Meeting

Not a Threat, Truman Tells Brazil Meeting  Not Anxious to Use Armed Farce

Parley Hears Pledge Aimed At Fostering World Peace   _No Threat Involved, Conference Assured As Sessions Adjourn

TELLS DEFENSE LEADERS U.S, TO KEEP ARMS   President Says Nation ‘Re_luctant’ To Use Violence Unless Forced

World Peace ole Aim o United States   Declares No Nation More Reluctant to Use Armed Force

Truman Tells Rio ‘U.S. to  Stay Strong’  Nation to Back Foreion Poliey

Truman Pledges a Strong U.S.   Tells Inter-Americar Conference That Policy Is Based on  A Docivan for Panca

U. S. Determined To Live Up To Its Obligations, Defense Conference Told

In No Way A Threat, He Declares   Four Point American Foreign Policy Laid Down In Brazil

Not ‘a Threat, Truman Tells :Titer-American Couference wn ‘Deferise- Today     ‘To Sign. Treaty     Lay s ‘Dow n Four Point. American

'__ CONFERENCE 4-Point Policy Outlined   NO INVITATION TO AGGRESSION

Says United States To Remain Strong To Back Up Permanent Peace Desires; Adds Postwar Era Has Brought Bitter Disappointment And Deep Concern.

Truman Tells Rio Conference This Country Will Remain Strong To Back Policy and Obligations

GREYHOUND BUSSES © RUN DESPITE STRIKE   Nine Hundred Employes of Com pany. Including Mechanics and "Stock Clerkx, Walk Oat.

Youth, 17, Held As Sex Slayer Of Girl, Aged 11   Recent Reform Schoo Inmate “Turned In’ By His Parents.

Parents Report Son as Young Girl's Slayer   Youth's Release From Reform School Protested

BOY IS HELD FOR SLAYING   Pleads Innocent To Aitack Upon 11-Vear-Old Girl

Youth Denies Slaying Girl   Former Reform School Inmate Accused of Sex Slaying of 11-year-old

PARENTS OPPOSED RELEASE OF SCN HELD FOR MURDE!   Reform School Parolee Ad. omits Killing Girl, 141, at Maldon Mase. :

Youth Held on Murder Charge   17-Year Old With Record Of Sex Offenses  Pleads Innocent

BOY, 17, HELD IN SLAYING OF GIRL   Massachusetts Youth Charged With Murder of 11-YearOld Sunday Night

Attempts To Postpone UNC Project Defeated By Appropriations Body

Senate Wants To Know Why Judges Said Government Lacked Evidence On Vote Fraud fssue

Charge of Vote ‘Fraud ‘Whitewash’ ‘Attempt Is Denied   Senators Press for Full Investigation of Kansas City Primary

CLAIMED U.S, LACKED GROUNDS TO RULE IN CASE   Senate Investigators Call Trio in for Explanation of Verdict

To Ask Judges Explain Action   Kansas City Election Irregularities Brings ’Whitewash’ Charaes

Pleasant, Snappy Weather Is Due   Otlohomans Scheduled far Best Kind of Thanksgiving Conditions.

Wallace Shows Slight Gain In Poll: HST Retains Support Of Most Democrats

Truman Still Tops Candidates   Leses Some Democratic Support But Still Leads Field

Armed Service Merger is Soon  ~ Bill to be Drafted by Heads of War and Navy Departments

Armed Services Agree on Plan’ for Merger   President Informs Congressional Leaders of Proposed Bill for One Defense Department

TRUMAN TO OFFER BILL FOR MERGER OF ARMED “FORCES      ‘President Notifies Congress o Intention to Have Single Cemmand

Truman Drafting Bill For Merger   Letters Dispatchec To Vandenberg And Martin

Notification Of Proposal  Sent Solons   Identical Letters From White House Received By Sen. Vandenherg and Speaker Martin

Unification Bill Action Planned  Republican Steering Committee Meets

2 KEY BILLS TO BE GIVEN TO CONGRESS   Lawmakers Attempt To Clear Slate By July 26

$22,000 TAKEN BY ARMED MEN   Bank Employe Robbed On Street at Waverly, N. Y.; Officer Is Witness

$22,000 Taken From Waverly Bank Employe   Held Up on Street With Unarmed Cop About 200 Feet Away

ARMY COURT UNDER GUARD   FEAR JEWISH TERROR GROUP MAY ATTEMPT TO LIBER ATE MEN ON TRIAL

U. N. READY FOR REPORT ON BALKANS   Debate Expected to Progress for Days on Findings of Commission That 8 Nations Are to Blame for Greek Troubles.

Debate Slated Before U. N. On Balkan Report   Security Council Due To Decide On Findings Of Probers;.Greece Makes Charges

Mother, 3 Children, Believed Victims of Flood, Were Rescued   All Hlahwavs But 218 Now Open

HIGHWAY 218 STILL CLOSED   Restrict Traffic on Roads Near Ottumwa

Steel Price Cut Is Contemplated   Reduction Won't Be Drastic But Will Be Shot in Arm For Anti-Inflation Battle

‘CORONER'S JURY RETURNS VERDICT OF SUICIDE IN DEATH OF CHARLES S. REID, FORMER CHIEF JUSTICE

FIVE KILLED IN TEL AVIV   ARAB ATTACK ON JEWS ENDS IN FIVE SLAIN AND EIGHT WOUNDED IN CAFE  RAID =

10 Democrats May Decide Tax Action   Jake More Claims They Hold Balance of Power in House

Marshall Warns Of Old Mistake   Rejects Russians’ Proposal to Take Heavy Reparations

0 Es RE RR  Boost In German Industry  Is Rejected By Mar shall   Would Be Repeating Mistake Of 1918 If Soviet Plea For Increased Industry To Aid Reparations Granted He Says; Hope Seen For Success Of Parley

U.S. BLOCKS RED AIMS TO REVIVE NAZI INDUSTRIES   Want Production To Supply Soviet Reparations

Conciliation Forecast on Reparations   Improved Tone Noted 2 Moscow Parley—Reject Soviet Demand

Marshall, Molotos View Differences As Reconcilable  U. 5. ae) Says  a nentbane TVerre   U. S. Secretary Says Reparations Dispute Can Be Compromisec

Soviet Demands for Increased German Industry: Rejected   ‘Marshall, Molotov Agree Differences Can Be Reconciled

Marshall Warns "Against Errors  Of World War I   Secretary Rejects Soviet Demand to Step Up German Industry for Reparations Purposes; Session Is Held in Conciliatory Atmosphere

Labor Bill. Farm Taxes  To Be Fought   Anti-Fireworks y Measure Faces Amendments«

China Communists Are Ordered Out   Are Charged With +} Open Rebellion

WHEAT POURS IN TO K. C. MARKET   Two and a Half Million Bushels t« Elevators in Two Days

SHIP'S GUNS FIRED AS TRUMAN LOOKS ON   President Watches Flight of Shells Through Binoculars—Calis Jt “Some Show.”

Belgium Wants Long Occupation For Germany   Big Four Deputies Hear Arguments From Belgian Representative

Belgians Demand Long Occupation   Would Keep Guard 25 to 40 Years

87 Taken Violently Ill After Eating Turkey At Dinner Meeting In Lima

/87 Ill of Food Poisoning Following Banquet at Lima  Stricken Diners Flee From Tables; 27 Still Being Treated at Hospitals

Prices Soaring  In Food Marts   Europe Looks for U.S. Aic¢   As Cammodities Spurt

OVER-PRODUCTION IS SEEN  _UN Asks Use OF Surplus Food For Needy Nations

Surplus Food Sales” ~ At Cut Rates Urget   “United Nations Given Proposal To. Reduce” ' . Malnutrition: <).- 4

Supplies Would Be Sold at Set Prices to All   Suggested as Way t Absorb Increased Production

Cut-Rate Prices on Surplus Foods Proposed  Needy Nations of the World Would Get Benefits

U.N. Proposes Food for Needy At Low Price:   ‘Steps to Relieve Chronic Malnutrition Offered  nm. eo...

Wants Reformatory At Sub-Prison   Hartshorne Senator Has Another Idea About Dividing Up Convicts

Substitute  Items for Beer Making   Brewers Aim to Save. Grain for Export

U. S. Bakers’ Wheat Conservation Plan To Save 3 Million Bushels Per Month

BREWERS SET UP PLANS FOR GRAIN SAVING   GOAL WILL BE MET WITHOUT CUTTING BEER SUPPLY

Bakers Start on Wheat Saving Program Today   Plan Aimed at Saving . Million Bushels of Wheat Per Month

U.5. BAKERS COOPERATING IN FOOD DRIVE   Representatives of Industry Adopt Grain Conservation Program.

Brewers to  Use Grain Substitutes   Expected to Save 650,000 Bushels Each Month for Europe

Brewers Also Agree On A Conservation Program — To Stop Using Feed Barley

Brewers Must Save 650,000 Bushels Of Grain Monthly   Industry Believes Savings Can Be Madi With No Beer Loss

fur WREATKER   Luckman Sees Monthly Saving OF 3,000,000 Bu.  Consignment Selling

Program Aimed at Saving. Approximately 2000000 Busheis of Wheat per Month

Brewers Also Okay Plan To Effect Saving   Consignment Sales Halted; Smaller Loaves Featured

Hope To Keep Up Present Production   650,000 Bushels Per Month To Be Saved

 No Beer Shortage In Sight Nation's Brewers Agree To Use Grain Substitutes

Brewers Hope To Prevent Any Shortage   Use of Substitutes May Keep Output Of Beer, Ale High

SUBSTITUTES TO BE USED FOR GRAIN   Hope To Reach Goal Without Causing Shortage   BAKING INDUSTRY   Working On Plan To Save Three Million Bushels Of Grain A Month

Brewers Aim Cut Corn Use But Not Stop   Substitute Grains To Supply Demand, Distillers Holiday.

Brewers To Use Grain Substitutes in Making Beer   No Shortage Seen In Beverages, No idleness To Result   DEMOCRATS SPLIT  Truman Price Control Plan Causes Rift In Party Ranks

Brewers Cut Use of Grain: For 90 Days   Substitutes Sought In Effort to Keep Produetion at Peak

BREWERS PLAN GRAIN-SAVING; NO BEER CUTS   Substitutes Would Be Used by Industry To Avoid Production Slump

BREWERS TO HELP GRAIN-SAVING PLAN   Cereal Cuts Pledged: Outpui To Stay Steady

Brewers Pledge Grain Cut   Industry and Luckman Pleased By Plan Which Saves Needed Food But Does Not Halt Output

Brewers To Save 650,000 Bushel Of Grain Monthly   Plan Using Substitutes In Hopes To Ayoid Beer Shortage.

NEW SOURCE IS TAPPED BY U. S. TO SAVE GRAIN   ndustry Heads Agree To Conservation Effort In Move To Provide Additional 650,000 Bushels Monthly For Eu rope.

Weather Forecast   Program Expected To Save 3,000,000 Bushels Of Wheat Monthly   Smaller Loaves  May Be Produced   Reduction Also Planned In Varieties Of Bread And Pastries

BREWERS 10 ADOPT GRAIN SUBSTITUTES   Seek to Save 650,000 Bushels Monthly for Export to Europeans.

BREWERS WILL CUT GRAIN USE TO AID EUROPE   Turn To Substitutes In Plan To Conserve 650,000 Bushels Monthly

Brewers To Cut Use Of Grain by Some 650 Million Bushels   No Necessary Drop In Production Seen at Present

CHINESE REDS POUND MUKDEN   Shock Troops Are Within Nine Miles Of Chief Industrial City

50,000 COMMIES AT MUKDEN GATES   Bloody Battle Rages Outside Manchurian Metropolis

Foot-Draggina, Fumbling in Recent War Blamed For Heavy Loss Of Life, Dollars

N. Y. Cotton   War II Fumbling Cost Billions Of Dollars, Thousands of Lives

Baruch Proposes 17-Point Program For Preparednes:   Still in the Midst of a Cold  War, Elder Statesman  Tells Committee

Taft-Hartley Bill Will Become Law At 12D. M. Tonight   Test Cases Slated To Test Power Of ‘New Measure

Uncle Sam’s Steamboat Pilots May Soon Be Out of Work-It’s Up to Congressmen to Decide

Russo Boycott Features 1947 Session Of UN   Assembly Driving Towar: Adjourhment; Decision On Holy Land Is Final Problem

Palestine Plans Hold UN Session  . Stor my Meet Featured By  > Dad Raventte

U.N. Assembly Nears Close Of Stormy Meet   Palestine Decision Halds Up Final Gave For 57 Delegates

SAWDUST PILE IN MOUNTAINS SIFTED IN HUNT FOR BODY   Man Claims King Took Place On Picnic; Surprise Sequel to Murder Probe

Sawdust Search Made for Body After Confession  State Bulldozer is Taken to Jemez to Find Murder Victim

CHARGE REDS BLOCK PEACE   Acheson Blames Russia For Failure Of Recovery And Peace Making Plans

Acheson Blasts Russian Policy In East Europe   Relentless American Exposure Favored By Diplomat

Acheson Says U.S. Will Bare  Soviet ‘Shams   Foresees End of Reds’ Griy Once ‘Foreign Bayonets’  he Writhe Jence-e

Getting What You Paid For?—1  Many Lose Old Age Benefits  Under Social Security Law

G setting What You’ve Paid For?  Here’s How To Tell If You Can Get Old Age Insurance

Salary Boos! Is Provided Graduates   Holders of “A” Certificates Also Included

Teacher Income  Upgrade  Favored   Bill Is Introduced In N. C. Assembly By Wilson

FLORIDA OFFICERS SEEK SEX SLAYER   Tampa Bay Yields Pieces o! Woman’s Body

U.S.- RUSSIAN SHOWDOWN SEE   Balkan Situation, Recen Cour: in Hungary Headed For United Nations

Balkan Clash Looms in U.N.   Council Prepares to Stud; Greek Probe Findings

Council Will Consider Balkan Issue   Commission Calls Session to Line Up Discussion

Battle Lines for Russo-American Showdown Drawn  UN Commission’s Report on Balkans to Go to Council

GRANITE CITY CLERKS STRIKE   ASK FLAT INCREASE OF $5 PER WEEK AS CONTRACT EXPIRES

SUGAR CONTROL PLANS STUDIED   Ceilings Needed To Hold Prices Down, House Committee Told

Rate to be Set by Legislators Yearly ls Only Comment   Says Washington May Not Go Along With His ‘’Project”’

Gov. Blue Silent on Controversies  Refuses Comment on Burlington Statement

Hirohito Takes Back Seat as MacArthur Restores Lenin Flag as Symbol of Democracy

RESTORED 10 JAP‘   MacArthur Order Symbolic Gift Accompanying New Constitution

HALT INFLATION, JAPS ARE TOLD   C $. May Curb Food Aid un: less Black Market Ends

MacArthur In Warning To Japs On Black Market   U. S. TO SEND NO MORE FOOD UNTIL EVIL IS ELIMINATED

MAC ARTHUR     WARNS JAP OVERNMENT   No More Food Unless Black Market Wiped Ou

Japs Get Warning On Black Market   U. S. May Cut Off Food Supply, Says MacArthur

Gen, Douglas McArthur Warns Japanese Government that United States Will Send No More Food to Japan Unless Black Market is Wiped Out.

OHIC SOLONS ACT TO SPEED WORK IN ASSEMBLY   Key Legislative Officials to Meet With Herbert in Attempt to Break Lull

Little Fat, Who Assert: Rain Depends on His Freedom, to Get Chance

TAFT COMPLETES POLITICAL TOUR   Further Conferences To De: cide "48 Candidacy

  State’ Says Pair Slew  With Club:   Blast On Yacht Set Later Then Overell Hom:  Ransacked

OVERELLS BEATEN, STATE CHARGES   EFFORT BEGUN TO SEND DAUGHTER TO PRISON AND LOVER TO GAS CHAMBER.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC WALKOUT = - ENDED EARLY THIS MORNING   THAIN AGAIN RUNNING OVER $.000 MILES OF TRACK AFTER BRIEF BTOPPAGE

PROMISE HEAT RELIEF TONIGHT   NORTHERN STATES COOLED OFF TODAY BY WELCOME RAINS

Midwest Heat Wave Passing   Cooler Air Is Moving In But East Being Scorched.

Cooler Air Moving Into Midwest; Heat Wave Blasting Eas   Corn Belt Generally in Need of Moisture as Heat is Dispersed

Czech Acts Told On Marshall Plan   Denies Ministers ‘Ordered’ to Russia

Taft in New Blast At Price Policies   Battic for '48 Ballots Warming Up Between Truman and Ohioan

Taft Answers  Truman Charge   Economic Battle of Words Rages; High Prices Blamed to Policies

Taft Charges High Prices fo Truman Economic Policies   Possible -1948 GOP Candidate Answers Criticism

Chiang Urges End of Criticism Of China; Confident of Victory Over Communists in Civil War

Vishinsky’s Blast in United Nations Assembly Brings Out Varied Comment

Soviet Deputy's Blast Is Termed ‘Hard and Harsh’  eis es See Addre nang e to   U. S. Sources See Address as Move to Curb World Free Pres:

U.N. Reaction To Vishinsky’s Blast Is Mixed   Peace Assurances Called Important

Another Pioneer Called By Death  Claus Peters Lived Here Sixty Years

€. H. Peters Passed Away Fri., July 18   Funeral Services For LongTime Ply: County Man : Held This Morning -

€.H. Peters. “Passed Away > Fri, July 18      Funeral Services For Long' Time Ply; County Man ' Held This Morning:

Secretary Of State As serts Foreign Policy Has Taken A Seat At The Familv Table. ~~

Explains Reasons For School Bonds   The Need for New Buildings {s Great; Good Time to Start, Says Sunerintendent

Explains Reasons For School Bonds   The Need fsx New Buildings Is Great; Good Time'to ‘Start,  Coe fot

Samm PARTIES   ‘Coalition Forming In  Advance Of Of ficial Action

Economy-Bent Coalition May Slash Budget   Some High Democrats Said Lining Up for Trimming Of National Spendins

Coalition to Cu Budget Is Developing   Committees That Control Purse Will Meet Today

BUDGET SLASH BY COALITION IS INDICATED   Some Democrats Will Join GOP in Drive To Cut Spending

Loalifion 10 Lu Budget Is Developing  Committees That  Control Purse VAJ311 Maat Tadaw

Budget Cuts Are Planned By Coalition   Funds Committees Meet Today; Demos Ready To ‘Go Along’

Coalition Being Formed To Slash Truman Budget  Some Democrats May Go Along With GOP

Coalition Forms  To Cut Budget  Aids of 4 Congress Committees — Besin Economy Talks Today — 

Parties Merge Forces To Cut Truman Budget   Coalition Forming In Ad. vance of Formal Action By Congress

Coalition May Press Budget Slash   Some Democrats May Back Drive; Four Committees  To Meet Todav

Robbery on Gigantic Scale  Rampant Thieves, Killers Seize Hundreds Of Millions From U. S. Philippines Bases

Arab League Reveals Plans For War To Finish On Partitioning, Jews; U. 8.  ‘Ts Target Of Accusation

Arab League Pledges Finish Fight As Holy Land Enters Yule Season   Death Toll Since Partition Vote Stands At 384: Little Thought Being Given To Christ mae And Ite Meaning.

ABANDON SUGAR RATION; RETAIN PRICE CONTROLS  ACTION ENDS FIVE YEAR, WAR-IMPOSED  RmRATIiAat AF AAARQ

Anderson Beats GOP To Draw On Removal   Sugar For Industrial Use Still Rationed; Price Controls Are To Be Retained

Sugar Ration Comes To End   Sugar Price Controls Remain, However, As Doe: Industrial Sugar Ration

Sugar Rationing for Home Use Removed; Housewives Shake Off Coupon Worries That Have Fretted Them for More Than Five Years

Termination Of Sugar Rationing Wipes Out Nation's Last Wor -/mposed Coupon Control

End Of Sugar Rationing Decreed In Sudden Order      Last War-lmposed Coupon Control Vanishes, Making Ration Books Unneces sary For First Time In Over Five Years

No Coupons  Needed Now  To Buy Sugar Home, Hotel  And Restaurant Rationing Ends

Sugar Rationing Ends For Homes And Restaurants   Price Controls And Industrial Curbs Continue

KEEP CONTROLS ON PRICES AND INDUSTRIAL USE   Last Wartime Ration Can Be Thrown Away After 5 Years of Use

Sugar Rationing Is Ended;ThrowAway Your Ration Books      Price Controls Ketained on Sugar; Anderson Beats Congress by Action

CANDY EATERS TO GROW FAT   ‘Sugar Rationing Stamps May Be Tossed Away—Price Controls Remain

Sugar Ration Comes to End   Industrial Rationing, Price Controls Stay

Was Last Of:-War  Rationing   Order Does Not Apply To Industrial Users,  Nor End Price Control Which Hold Till Oct. 31

. Two Curbs Are Retained Until October Limit   Government To Continue  - Rationing Of Industrial  Sugar; Larger Supplies Reine Contro! Lifting

Ration Controls at End: Restrictions on Sugar Terminate   War-Imposed Stamps Can Be Thrown Away; Rent Controls Remain

Rationing 0 Sugar Is Lifted   Last War Coupon Control! Removed; Price Curbs Stay

Legislation Not Necessary That Conirol Is Gone  Will Be Kept Around Case it Is Needed

Coupen Worries Over   Ration Stamp Controls End As Anderson Frees Sugar   Congress May Pass Anti-Rationing Bill Despite New Action

Price Control Retained On  Sugars; Anderson Beats GOP To Draw In Yoiding Curb

EATING PLACES ALSO AFFECTED RY NEW ORDER   The Last Book Can Now Be Thrown Away; Sugar Cou. pons Not Required: Controls Remain For Industrial Users.

RESTAURANTS, HOTELS FREE OF CONTROL   Last Ration Book Now May Be Thrown Away   Given For Release Of Last Controlled Item: Price Restrictions Remain

End of Sugar Rationing — Wipes Out Last Wartime Coupon Control Over U.S.

House Puts Its Sugar Bill Aside   Had Intended Voting To Kill Controls Today---Beaten to Actian hu Anedarcan

Rationing of Home Sugar Comes to End   Price Rules and Industrial Quotas Will Re Continued

Rationing Of Sugar To Homes  And Cafes Ends   Price Controls Anc Curbs On Industrial Use Stav Until October 31

Price Controls Kept; Industrial Use Is Limited   Last Ration Book Can Be Discarded; Supply Is Good

Sugar Rationing  Ends But Price  Ceiling Remains Final Wartime Coupon Control

Sugar Is Last Item Released From Regulation; Congressmen May Go Ahead With Bill Calling For Immediate Closing Of All Rationing

LAST WAR-TIME RATIONING ENDS   Coupon Control Taken Off Sugar For Home And Restaurant Use

Sec. Anderson Orders End fo Sugar Rationing  Last War-!mposed  Coupon Control Over Deaektse VWeanwsehkae

SUGAR RATIONING COMES TO AN END   Restrictions Lifted fron / “Home, Restaurant and  Hotel Use   ICONTROL ON 5 YEARS

End Of Sugar Rationing Concludes long War-Imposed Coupon Contre’

Throw Away Ration Book  No Longer Needed As Controls on Sugar End

Individual Americans Free Of Ticket Worries First Time Since 1942

5-Year Ration Program Ends      Secretary of Agriculture. Beats Congress, House Planned Vote Today

Legislation Not Necessary That Control Is Gone  Will Be Kept Around   Will Be Kept Arounc Case It Ils Needed

Last of War Rationing  Called Off   Gevernment Ends Control Of Sugar but Curb on Prices to Stay Until Scheduled End Oct. 31

U.S. Citizens Free at Last of Coupon Worries   Sugar Price Controls Remain Until Oct. 3]

Last of Coupon Controls Lifted After Five Years   Sugar Price Ceilings Remain; Congress  May Still Yote Curb

Secretary Anderson Jumps Gun on GOPs By Ordering End to Sugar Controls Late Wednesday

End of Sugar Rationing Wipes Out Last War-Imuosed Counon Control!

Sugar Rationing  Ends In Nation   Last Of Ration Books Can Be Thrown —  Rewatr

End Rationing Of Sugar for  Homes. Cafes   Industrial Curbs and Price Control Are Retained

Nine Dead by Cyclone in Arkansas   North Carolina Community Also Hit; Storms In Other Areas

DEATH TOLL RISES 70.9 IN ARKANSAS TORNADO: 25 HURT   Garfield and Brightwater Ruins Scoured for Possible Additional Victims—40 to 50 Homes Razed.   'RED CROSS ALLOCATES  $10,000 FOR RELIEF   Smashed Automobiles, Twisted Trees and Broken Furniture Litter Stricken Communities,

Gales Hammering Coastline From Florida te Carolinas   . Winds Ranging Up to 140 MPH; Storm May Hit Coast at IQ Tonicht

HURRICANE NIOVES TOWARD FLORIDA; TIDAL WAVES RISE   Winds of 140 Miles Hour Are Pointed Today at Jacksonville, Although Disturbance Is Static

CHRIST'S BIRTH TS RE-ENAGTED     FEWISH-ARAB STRIFE HOLDS DOWN SIZE OF CROWD IN BETHLEHEM.

Red Comment On Atom Bomb      Moscow Weekly Says Russians Have The Economic Might To Produce.

Grave Effects Of Rent Boosts Told by C10   Junking Control Would Mean Cut In Real Wages

GOV'T.. WASHES ITS HANDS OF CHINA TROUBLE   Prospect Of Civil War l.ooms In Orient Between Communists And Government  Of China.

EFFORTS [0 UNIFY CHIKA SCRAPPED   Possibility of All-Out Civil War Is Increased

Marshail Says 9 000 Troops To Leave Country  Possibility of Civil SO 8   Possibility of Civil War Increased By Government Action

PROMPT RECALL OF YANK TROOP NTS ORDERED   See American Decision Bringing All-Out War Nearer

U. 5: Gives Up Effort to EndChinese Civil Strife: Marines to Be Pulled Out

MARSHALL SCRAPS _ MACHINERY SET UP TO UNIFY CHINA   Withdrawing American Forces Increases Possibility of Allout Civil War.   CHINA’S MOVE NOW      House Foreign Affairs Com: mittee Chairman Gives Step Quick Okay.

American Plan For Unification There Dropped   May Increase Chance Of Civil War, It Is Believed

Marshall Order Scraps Efforts To Unify China   See Possible Full Scale Civil War With Remaining U. 5S. Troops Recalled

Possibility of All-Out Civil War Increased   Secy. Marshall’s Move Leaves Policy Toward China “Up In Air’

U. §. WITHDRAWING FROM MEDIATIONS IN CHINA’S MIXUP   \merican Personnel Will Be Withdrawn As Efforts ta End Trauble Fail

Withdrawal Of Marines Is Ordered   Factions Left To Work Out Their Own Future; All-Out Civil War Possibility Grows.

Marshall Scraps Efforts To Unify Nation; 9,000 Marines To Be Withdrawn

WILL RECALL MARINES AND ARMY FORCES   General Marshall Scraps Machinery Set Up in Effort to Reconcile Chiang and the Commu-« nists—Worse Strife Expected,

Arranges For Withdrawal Of Military Units   ‘Committee of 3’ Dissolv: ed; All-Out Civil War Seen Looming

State Department Says Connection With Committee Is At An End.   PERSONNEL TO BE MOVED OUT SOON

U.S. Pulls Out Of China Peace Negotiations   Elaborate System Sent Up By Marshall Cancelled; Note Say: Meetinas A Failure

FINAL HOPE FOR ENDING CONFLICT THERE GIVEN UP   Marshall Orders Prompt Evacuation of American Troops There !

U.S. Forces To Withdravy  From China   General Marshall’s Move  To Scrap Machinery Set  Up to Unify Country Ie  Generally Approved

Marshall Ends Mediation Try   Possibility of All-Out War Increased as New State Chief Scraps Peace Setup

—SCRAPPED—. American Forces to  Leave Soor  NEXT MOVES — UP TO CHINESE.

Big Three Tried To Terminate The Civil War   General Marshall Headed Commiti. Before Returning

All-Out Civil War There May Follow   Marshall Scraps Setup Planned to Unify Nation, End Strife

Steel Union Announces Wage Boost   Settlements Are Made Wit} ' Bethlehem and Republic  Companies

Rising Prices May Bring Temporary Job Boom in  U.S. Savs Govi. Oificia:

Some Trapped in Plant Reported Found Alive   Dobie Stands Up For Wallace In ‘Witch Hunt?

New   Methods  At Eldonra Training   School:   But Screening Process Is - Stil Lacking

Fog Holds Up Jews Landing   British Ships With Refugees Stalled; _ Military Secrecy Veils All Movement; Press Barred From Hamburg Dock Area

AFL Gives Lewis Crushing Defeat On Red Affidavits   Convention Votes To Eliminate Its 13 Vice Presidents

LEGION PLANS HOUSING STUDY   Vets’ Officials Will Mee! With Building Groups To Consider Problem

BRADEN WARNS OF RED PERIL   STATE DEPARTMENT OFTICIALS' SAY COMMUNISTS ARE TRYING TO.  ; CREATE CHAOS =.

May, Garrsons Draw Light Prison Terms   Former Military Committee Chairman, Associates, Get R Monthe To 2 Years

Garrsons Found To Have Paid And Former Congressman To Have Accepted $53,000 For Fraudulent Services   NO FINES IMPOSED BY FEDERAL JUDGE

Garssons, May Get Jail Terms   All Three Draw  8 Mos., to 2 Years For Conspiracy; Pleas lqnored

Defendants  To Appeal Verdicts  Get Eight Months To Two Years In

EX-REP. MAY SENTENCED TOPRISON.   He and Garsson : Brothers Get Same Terms; Plan Appeal

May and Garssons Get Prison Terms;  Appeal Is Planned   Former Congressman and Munitions Producers Are  Freed Under Bail

May, Garssons Sentenced Today   To Serve Terms Of Eight Months To Two Years For Conspiracy

Trio Receives Eight Months To Two Years   Judge Lends Ear To Leniency Pleas; Appeals Planned

CARSSONS AND MAY ARE GIVEN PRISON TERMS   Trio Is Sentenced for Conspiracy and Bribery

MAY 1S SENTENCED WITH 2 BROTHERS ON FRAUD CHARGES   Former Congressman and Garssons to Serve Term of Eight Months to Two Years on Conviction.

8-MONTH TO 2-YEAR TERM IS IMPOSED   Former Congressman and War-Time Associates Give Bond Pending Appeal.

PRISON FOR MAY AND GARSSONS   Get 8 Months to 2 Year Terms For Bribery

MAY-GARSSON BROTHERS GET PRISON TERMS   From “Bight Months to Two Years Given Former Congressman and Munitions Makers.

Assembly Votes Bakery License  Confectioners Also   Confectioners Also Would Pay $5 Fees

FOURTEEN HORSES ENTERED IN DERB\   Phalanx Favored To Wir  OR Bic pe egy

Early End ‘Of Rent ‘Curbs Seen   Sen. Wherry Fovors Ending Controls April 30; Plan for Stcte Curbs Given

Trio Plans Bill to Kill  Rent Curbs   Wherry May Offer Legislation to End OPA April 30

SPECIAL RENT . CONTROL WILL BE NECESSARY   Wherry, Watkins, And Williams Are Authors

GOP May Launch Move for States To Control Rents   Nebraska Senator Says Life of OPA May Be Ended April 30

PLANS DRIVE. ~~ ON POLL TAX   NEW YORKER AGAIN SPONSORS MOVE TO OUTLAW VOTE TAX IN THE 80UTH

5 NORTHEAST STATES CLOSE FOREST AREAS   Hunting Suspended A: Drought Increases  Hazard Of Fire

ASK REDUCTION IN   ClIDIEV SENTENCE   Lawyers Report Former Bos ton Mavor Ill

NO GHANGE SEEN IN TAXING RATES   Old Figure to Be Used in Making Payments In Spring.

Farmers Meet In Yough City   Proposed Curb Market To Be Discussed

Faster Senate Action on Aid Bill Urged   Vandenberg Warns Lawmakers of Responsibilities

Faster Senate Action on  Aid Bill Urged  Vandenberg Warns Lawmakers

There Is Plenty of Beauty : in the World If One Takes. Time to Think About It .

HAL BOYLE’'S COLUMN  It’s All In How You See It —Peor Man’s Philosopher’

SAY DOYLE FIT TO ENTER RING   Cleveland Boxing Board Re: ports as Coroner Siarts Ingent of Fiphter’s Death.

Need Information  Of Local Condition   Wants List of Rooming, Boarding Facilities

Lodging Survey Being Made Here   Chamber of Commerce Desires Information

Battle Upon Living Costs Taking Shape   Hope for Relief Seen in Easing of Wholesale Prices

Prices of Retail Foods Advance or Hold High Levels   Eggs $1 a Dozen in Philly, N. Y.; Butter $1.05 in Both Large Cities ~ -

Prices Advance Or Hold Steady  Hope of Relief for   Hope of Relief for Some Costs Seen

FOOD PRICES AT HIGHEST LEVEL?   Retail Quotations Either Advance or Hold Own, but Hope Is Brighter

See Price Spiral Break fo Follow Futures Break  Whaat and Maen   Wheat and Corn Drop Full Amount On Chicago Trade

Prices Advance Or Hold Steady  Hope of Relief for Some Costs Seen

Wholesale Prices Show  Some Decline   Grain Markets Report Heavy Liquidation; Wheat, Corn And Oats Of In Chicago

‘Butter Sells in New York Stores at ‘As High as $1.05   Opportunity Is Seen For Housewives to “Beat Down” High Prices

Hope to Break Upward Food Price Spiral in N.Y.: Some Items Reduced

FUTURES IN - COMMODITIES ~ TAKE TUMBLE   Series of Selling Waves Hit Prices of Butter, Eggs, Soybeans, Lard

Tells Of Battle Against Jungle, Snakes And Panthers To Rescue Survivors Of Crash

SENATOR HAWKES SEES U.S. ACTION AS UN VIOLATION  GREEK-TURKISH AID CONDEMNED

Senate Dissent On Foreign Aid Plan Crumbles   ‘Approval Expected From Full Body In Tuesday Vote

Expect Aid Plan To Pass Tuesday   Johnson Concedes Defeat In Opposing Plan To Aid Greece, Turkey

SENATE FOES OF LOAN PLAN ADMIT DEFEAT   No Amendments Like ly to Be Accepted - By Majority

Vote Due Tuesday Says Greek Aid Proposal Is Repudiation of UN Duties

MARSHALL PLAN BOYCOTT DENIEL   Russian-sponsored Tug o' War Is Seen about Meeting.

Romania Denies Soviet Announcement of Boycott Of Marshall Plan Parley

Romania Nips Russian Move To Block Aid   Balkan Satellites Mirror Tug-of-War Over Marshall Plan

ROMANIA DENIES BAN OF MEETING ON EUROPE PLAN   Foreizn Head Refutes Red Announeement Of Boycott

Romania Denies Idea of Boycott   Paris Conference On Marshall Plan Starts Tug-of-War

Romania Denies Plan to Boycott Aid Conference   No Decision Reached Yet Foreign Office Says in Refuting Red Report   CZECH ACCEPTANCE SEEN INFLUENTIAL   May Encourage Russian Satellites to Attend July  12th Discussion

Nixon Says Labor Wants No-Fear Law   Fullscale Expedition Planned For More Study Of Polar ‘Land Of Lakes’ Region

Bankers Called In May’s Trial   Officials Are Expected Tc Testify As To Ex-Congressman’s Accointc

Bankers Talk At May Trial   _ Government Calls Witnesses in Case

Wallace Says Truman Doctrine Aids Communism   Blasts Loans To Greece,  Turkey

Virtual Boycatt-of U. S.-Proposed Agency; Hinted in Gromyko’'s Attack on Plan

‘Little UN’ Is Rejected By Russians   There Can Be No Compromise, Says Gromyko In Attacking U. S. Plan

SOVIET REJECTS COMPROMISE ON ASSEMBLY PLAN   Other Nations Cool to Idea

Gromyko Raises  Threat of Boycott  Against Little Uh Will Not Back Any  Compromise Either, He Tells Assembly

Soviet Delegate Says Plan Will Undermine UN   Gromyko In Second Vicious Attack On Little Assem bly Idea

CAPITAL STOCK LEVY OPPOSED   State Chamber Asserts Tax Is “Keep Out” Sign To New Industries

Baby Who Survived Crash Identified  Only One to Live Through Chinese Disaster Was Son Of Miccianariac

Only One Survivor of Chinese Air Tragedy   Baby Boy Lives Through Crash Which Killed Bishop Schuvler Garth and Wife

DELAY IN AID POSSIBLE DUE a OVERSIGHT  4+ixrn Mawa ta Ra   Corrective Move to Be  Made In Senate to Hasten Help for Europeans.

Truman Uses Military Pace to Leac 35th Division Parade; Visits Mother

POLITICIAN, 65;' TO START ANEW  Robbed of $209, 000, He Refuses to Be Gloomy 

POWDER TRUCK ESCAPES PLUNGE   Crashes Through Floor of Rail Overpass at Albia

Colorful Career Ended by Death   Julius F. Stone Dies At California Home

Papers from Files Of Late President Handed Committee   Julius F. Stone, Ohio Industrialist, Dies

~ Too Stunned To Weep   Texas City Survivors* Search. for Relatives; Embalmers Do Chores Automatically

GUARDS RESTRAIN TEXANS SEEKING  VICTIMS OF BLAS   Garage Gruesome Scene as Embalmers Prepare Badieas for Ruriat

BLOOD ORIPS FAOM CARTS FULL OF DEAL   Embaimers Working in Ga rage Lay Stripped Bodies on Tar Paner.’

Too Tired, Too Stunned To Weep. . . Survivors Seek Kin  Windowless Garage Used as Mortuary at Texas City

Survivors Too Tired, Too Stunned To Weep Trucks Loaded With Bodies Roll Up In Endless Streams

Guards Keep. Crowds Back as 150°     “Embalmers Work in Texas City

Guards With Bayonets Hold Kin From Garage ‘Morque’      M traculous Escapes Occurred In Presence of Livid Death

Devastation At Texas City Equalled Only By Nagasaki After A-Bombing   Damage Exceeds  Attack At Bari   Monsanto Plant Resembles Line Of Crosses Marking Military Graves   Do You Have Any Little Boys There?’ Sobs Mother At Morgue

150 Embalmers Work Heroically In Death City  Guards With Fixed Bo oyonets Outsi de eRa  Manan rawa

Survivors in Dazé From Grief as They Search tor Kin  Priest Gives. Life   : Stl ; he  ° Killed’ by Blast ‘Aiding Victims

State Of Emergency Declared In Town By Texas Governor   Grief-Stricken Relatives Scan Makeshijt. Morgue For Bodies Of Explosion Victims

Oil Plant Blast Shakes Buffalo Area  Four-Alarm Fire Follows Explosion

SOUTH BUFFALO ROCKED BY BLASI   Refinery Explosion Brings Emergency Alarms

Contro! Plan Showdown Is Imminent   Moscow Session  Enters 6th Weel

PHONE STRIKE TO CONTINUE   Both Union And Bell Officials Remain Adamant

Meantime Federal Scizure of Industry ‘Does Not Appear Likely; Un: jon Charges Wal] Strect Plot

NO SETTLEMENT REACHED  No Plans Made For Seizure Of Phone Setuo By Government

PHONE UNION HEAD SEES FINISH FIGHT   PROSPECT FOR SEIZURE DIM AS TRUMAN CONTINUES HANDS-OFF POLICY.

Crowds View Impressive Ceremony   Mothers of Canadian and American Foree Members Killed in Action Unveil Monument; First Reunion Nears Close

Yo PPO TOD SRS Sp CT SOD   H ow Lonq ‘Can U. S. Go on Pouring Out Wealth. Sokolsky Asks?

Chiropractor Is  Shot By Nurse   Young Woman Claims She Fired In Self  Defence.

Keith Is Accused Of Manslaughter   ‘Wants to Plead Guilty, Says Assistant D. A.

NO INQUEST IN GAS DEATH   Clinton Woman's Asphyxiation Is Followed by Blast

Diarrhea Epidemic Kills 11 Babies; 14 Others Ill in Allentown Hospital

New Crests on Midwest Stream:  Evacuation of Low Lying Areas Ordered

New Flood Warnings Issued In Midwest; Thousands Evacuate Low Lying Areas

New Flood Crests Move Down Rivers ‘3rd Time in Month   Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska Brace for New Ordeal; Many Crops Lost

HIT THIRD TIME BY NEW CRESTS   More Families Driven From Homes As Midwestern Streams Run Wild

Flood Waters Again Hit lowa  And Nebraska   Crests ef Third Flood in Three Weeks Cause Evacuation From Low Areas.

New Floods Ravage Midwest    Third Crest in Month Threatens to Inundate 100,000 Acres of Land Not. Covered Before

Waters Make Third Attack   Hunt for Flash Flood Victims; Levees Are in Danaer as Rivers Rise

FLOOD WATERS STILL RAGING   Extend Search for Victims at Cambridge, Neb.

olling Down fidwest Area  ln Crests   Large Scale Evacuation Now Under Way; Destruction High

CREST OF NEW FLOOD DUE IN RIVER VALLEY   Areas in Nebraska ane Missouri Facing  New Threat

New Flood Crests Force Evacuation In Nebraska Area  Toll Of Dead Reaches 16

People Leave Their Homes   New Flood Crests Roll Down Already Swollen Midwest Streams, Damage Heavy

New Flood Crests Roll Down Midwest Streams, Forcing More Evacuations

New Floods Roll Over Middlewest  Evacuations Forced  In Low Lying Areas

Flood Crests At New High   High Waters Strike Some Mid .. Western Areas Third Time in Month.

Newest Flood Crests Breach River Levees   At Least 63 Banks Are Washed Out; Hundreds Homeless

lood Crests  lolling Down fidwest Area   Large Scale Evacuation Now Under Way; Destruction High

Nationwide Tour Is Being Urged Upoa President  Truman May Start er a eee an -

TELEPHONE STRIKE ENDS   Normal Service is Resumed Here This Morning

37-DAY TELEPHONE STRIKE ENDS   Normal Service Is Resumed Here This Morning

Plymouth County  Board Chooses  Ne ew School Books  Prices 50 To 100 ° Per Cent Higher On 1947. Texts

Plymouth County. Board Chooses  New School Books  Prices 50 To 100 * Per Cent Higher  LY... @¢nanm err.

Georgia Still With, Two Governers; Thompson Also Declared In Office.

Soviet Rejects U. S Proposal of Korean Election  ~ Russian Delegate Makes Second Plan for Nation

ITALIAN REDS ~ WON IN VOTE   BLOC OPPOSED TO THE COM. MUNISTS NEARLY DOUBLED . THEIR TOTAL OF. YEAR AGO

Mine Disaster Attributed To  Gas Explosion   Illmois Town Prepares Burial

Investigators Study Mine Blast Tragedy; Bury 27 Tomorrow   Green, John L. Lewis at Scene of Explosion in  West Frankfort

State investigators Ready Reports (n Mine Disaster In Which 27 Died

Mine Blast  Investigated   John Lewis, Green Visit Scene Where 27 Died In IIlinoi«

Mine Disaster Probe Reports Are Prepared   Gas Explosion Blamed lh Tragedy Killing 27 Miners; UMW Head Visits Scene

Truman Ordered To Stand By For Equatorial Hazing   No Discussion of Speeding Président Home In View of European Troubles — King Neptune Gets In Licks Today

SPEED-UP OF TRUMAN! RETURN-NOT PLANNED:   President Kept Informed of Europe’s Growing Troubles and Developments at Home.

SEVEN SURVIVORS OF BOMBER REACH TOW)   Men Parachuted When B-17 Burst Into Flames Over Nicaragua Jonrle

SEVEN SURVIVE WRECK OF B-17   Passengers Parachute From Flaming Plane In Canal Zone

Many More Victims Found In Wreckage   Rescue Workers Dig Into Rubble Of Big Factory: Tanks Still Burning .

Disconsolate and Skeptical  Glenny Discovers He May Wall Again From Lealess Little Boy

Allis-Chalmers Strikers Vote To Return Without Contract; Walkout In Force 328 Days

END OF ALLIS STRIKE VOTED    Union Members Will Return - Without Contract; Both To Continue Fight

WORKERS END ALLIS STRIKE-NO CONTRACT   Union Members Vote To Return to Jobs—Vov They'll Continue Fight

Mothers Prayed Aboard Airliner Down In Storm-Tossed Atlantic   Woman Describes Babies’ Screams, Waiting For, Death In Stricken Plane

WOMAN REVEALS  Babies’ Screams Distress Helpless Plane's Passengers

‘American Business Welcome To Mexico lf It Will Share Nation's Life’-—Aleman

Bidault Assails Three Proposals As ‘Premature   Russia's Suggestion ls Direct Opposite Of American-British

FRANCE BLASTS PROPOSALS FOR REICH POWER   Plans for Government ‘Premature,’ Bidault Declares sa)

Bidault to Study Proposals for Rule in Germany   French Minister Says Provisional Government Premature

Bidault Delivers Flat Opposition   Declares Nation Must Serve Apprenticeship In Democracy Before Being Trusted Again

Bidault Insists Plans for Reich  Are ‘Premature’   Objects to Both Anglo-American and Russien Propasals for New Germany

Plans for German Unity Premature, Bidault Declares   French Delegate Scores Pre posals Outlined By Other Big 4 Members   INTEREST IN U. S. PROPOSAL   Reich Not Yet Ready for Self-Government, Foreign Minister Says

New “Freedom” Train To Visit Entire US.   Tae ‘Spirit of 76" Wilt Haul Valuable Documents— Tour Begins Sept. 17.

YUPOSLAVS LOVE HENRY WALLACT, {M0 DECLARES   Johannes Steel Roots for Old Pal From Behind Iron Curtain

Humble Oil Company Re-opens District” Office in Mexia .   W. H. Hampton To Be District Suverintendent

Both Sides Cheer Results In Off-Year  Elections   Other Analysts See Little Trend; Mayors Are Split,  Amendment Loses

Major Parties  Hail 1948  Victory Signs Neutrals Find Little  To Hint Direction Of Political Winds .

Study Result of Voting for Current Trend   Republicans Won Enough That It Wasn't Comnlete Reversal.

Sharp Debate On Elections Significance   Both Parties Find Result Favorable; No Marked Pattern

Off-Year Balloting Heavy ' National; State Clection Tenis __flaimed hy: Both: Parties’ Chief

Be     ee ee i se nie tie & e ae BE 70a.) = a:             Political Leaders Claim Different’ . S$ af:

VOTING TREND DISPUTED BY PARTY CHIEFS   Reece, McGrath Differ As to Indication Of Tuesday Election

Party Leaders  Scan Trend In Off-Year Vote   Reece Says Outcome Means Voter Pleased With Record Of Conaress

Country Judge Elected To Bilbo’s Senate Seat As Dems Win Kentucky   Both Sides Cheer Results Of Off-Year Vote; Neutra! Analysts Can Find Little To Show How Political Wind Will Blow In 1948

Democrats In Kentucky Win Governorship   Clements Elected Over GOP Opponent; Stennis Suceceds Bilbo In Mississippi With Rankin Defeated

Vote Results Produced Few Marked Trends   Leaders Of -Both Parties Dispute Meaning Of wo Results

Andrews Hits ‘Lobby-Ridden’ Legislature   Representative Heard By Young Democrats At Conneaut Lake

Cleveland Pitcher With Benefit Bonus Clauses _ Will Earn More Than Babe Ruth

State Legislators Pointing For Mid-May Adjournment   Administration Leaders Hope To Clean Up Work Within Another Month — Long Fight On Teachers’ Pay Hinted

Mid-May Session End Is Hoped   Some Predict Many Bills Will Carry Meet Near June

Committee Ballots To Aid Inquiry Into Problen   More Than Three Hours Of Debate Fail To Settle  Main Differences

WRECK DELAYS FRISCO   ere Nine Freight Cars Were Derailed Near Lamar, Mo.

RADIO FUNDS “ARE SLASHED FROM BUDE)   HOUSE GROUP Vorks TO 81LENCE “VOICE OF AMERICA” FROGRAMS IN :  ROPE

~ ae Pha Second  Entered Into Marriage”   Vife Sues Henry A. Riley; "Husband Sues Helen

3 LIBELLANTS IN COURT ARE WIVES   Three Divorces Are Sought ; None from Lower Part of Bucks County   WEDDING DATES GIVEN

‘TIMES IN 28 YEARS  s ae vr    @ Serene S65) Gow & a8 Se le  Mrs. Albert J. McChesney, of Bristol, Names Husband in Divorce Suit FILE 2 OTHER LIRELS

COST OF LIVING REACHES NEW HIGH   MOST COSIMODITIES SOAR TO RECORD PEAKS ON WHOLESALE MARKETS.

PRICES CLIMB TO NEW HIGHS   Ceilings Cracked By Most Commodity Prices On Wholesale Markets

PRICES CLIMB TO NEW HIGH   Whoat Sets Record On Chicago Board; Wholesale Index Un

Emory Burke, Head Of Columbians, Inc., Is Convicted   Usurped Police Power With Brown Shirted Troopers

Columbian Head Convicted; To Be Sentenced Today  Guilty Of Usurping Police Authority

SCRAPPING OF FORMAL PACTS ASKED BY ITU CHIEF Printers To Set Contract Policies

Story of Madame Sun Yat-Sen's  Romance Is Denied  Affair With US Captain Aired by Pearson on Radio Broadcast

Cold Weather, Many Deep Drifts Hamper Machines Plowing Highway to Babb

Special Session Nears End   Legislators Pass Pay Bill; Booze Tax Repeal Killed

Plot To Ship Arms South Uncovered   Pistols, Rifles, Shotguns Found Near Gulfport

Plot To Ship Arms Abroad Is Shattered   Five Men Arrested In Con. nection With Discovery Of Cache

Assembly Agrees On Calling For Submission of Coustitutional Agreement In 1948 Gencral Election. f

Second SOS . Radioed From Freighter   . Canadian: Ship - Breaking.Up 840 “Miles From Land

RALLY AT STATION   Javhawker Team Leave: Tomorrow Afternoon for Lincoln

Americas Set Joint Defense   Wide Security Zone Creation Wins Vote

Sweeps Part Of Oklahoma And Texas  Halt Of Town: "Of ON0 Leveled

Hundreds of Injured Also Are Reported   No Estimate Received From Oklahoma Town Devastated by Storm

Tornado Hits Texas Towns   Scores Killed and Injured, Communities Leyeled and Set Afire --- Trucks and Autos Used For Ambulances

THRU PANHANDLE   29 Deaths Reoorted In Patfi Through Texas and Oklahoma

TEXAS TOWNS ARE LEVELED; OKLAHOMA HIT   Reports Indicate That Death Toll May Be Much Higher

Panhandle Of Texas and  Northwestern  Oklahoma Hit   2] Reported Killed At Higgins, Tex., Clazier Leveled; Aid Is Rushed  To Stricken Towns

Dead Reported As High as 29;  Hundreds Hurt   One-Half of Town of 5.126 Leveled: Part Of Texas Town Afire

Menjou Cites Studio Union: Boss as Red’   Communism Label Given to Sorrell At Canital Probe

MENJOU TELLS OF COMMUNISTS   Says He Heard John Howard Lawson Head Of Hollywood Reds

Points Finger At Writer As  Communist   Critic’ Moffitt Says Lawson Active  Worker:

Believes Union Man Also a Red   Testified Hollywood ° Main Center of ‘Ism’

Menjou Says the Communists Are Active in Movie Capital   Views Seconded by Critic John Charles Moffitt, Both Pointing to Film Writer Howard Lawson as Alleged “Red” Leader.

Broadway Reds Lashed by Critic   Menjou Says Sorrell Is Communist; Moffitt Says Most Plays Follow Line

Menjou Can't Prove Writer  Is Their Chief   Dapper Actor Charges ‘Moscow Masters’ Aim To Use U. S. Films  To Oust Government

Actor Claims That Hollywood  Is Main’  Communism Center’   . Dapper Adolphe Menjou Puts Finger Upon Moscow's Leaders In The Film Capital

Adolphe Menjou Tells Committee Movie Colony Is Center of Party Activity in U.S.; Dapper Actor Names Several Persons He Says "Work for Moscow

ee EE AB OCCA LOS LEE LL CTE LA CCIE A EEO  Hollywood One Of Reds’ Hot Spots, Says Menjou   Film Player Says He ’Heard’ John Howard Lawson, Writer, Is Head Of Communists In Movie Center; Herbert Sorrell Also Named As Possible Commie  

Film Actor Tells House Investigators He Has Heard John Lawson Is Head of Hollywood Reds.   FILM CAPITAL IS COMMUNIST CENTER

Menjou Names Names In Hollywood Red Probe   Dapper Actor Testifies Before House Com mittee On Un-American Activities; Airs Views Freely On Other Subjects.

Witnesses Say Communists Are in Movies   Adolphe Menjou Stars At Hearing in Washington Today

CHARGE MOVIE WRITER LEADER OF FILM REDS   Menjou and Critics Say Communist Party Is Active in Hollywood

Writer And Union Head Are Named  Film Star Heard. In House Inquiry

ADOLPHE MENJOU TELLS SOME OF RUMORS HE HAS HEARD ABOUT “COMMUNISTS” IN HOLLYWOOD   Film Actor Offers His Testimony Before Members of House Un-American Committee— Brazil Severs Diplomatic Relations with Soviet Russia—King George from His Golden Throne Delivers Speech Prepared for Him

Southern Governors Discuss Freight Rates — Perennial Controversial: {[ssue   Menjou Testifies In Hollywood Probe  They “Act Like Communists” But He Can’t Prove They Are

Cinema Star, Critic Both Hit atCommunism   Actor Absolves. 7 Producers, but ‘Hits at. 'Big Scenarist:

‘Movie Critic Testifies   Reading Sections of Publishing Houses Heavily Infiltrated  Strongly Resisted   Actor Believes That Herbert Sorrell ‘Is a Communist’ :

Red Probe Witnesses Call Names   ‘Menjou and Moffitt Accuse Hollywood Char acters at Hearing

MENJOW MAY NAME NAMES FOR PROBERS   House Committee Calls Veteran Actor to Point Finger in Inquiry.

Menjou ‘Hears Lawson Is Head Of Communists   Believes Moscow Wants To Use Movies In“ Attempt To Overthrow American Government

Says Broadway About Dominated By Communists  Menjou Hears Lawson Heads Hollywood Reds

FILM WRITER LABELED AS COMMUNIST   Adolph Menjou is Star Witness In House Probe

BELIEVES LAWSON HEADS HOLLYWOOD COMMUNISTS   This Statement Was Made by Adolphe Menjou. But Can’t Prove It,   ~ OTHERS ARE NAMED   Menjou Alse Believes That Bert Sorrel “Is a Communist”’,

Two Witnesses Make State meat House   POINT AT FILM WRITER   Also Hit at Red Activities on New York's y

He Believes, Doesn’t Know About Lawson   Actor Told Prober: City Is ‘Center,’ Transerint Shows

Broadway Shares Spotlight in Red Un-American Probe  Actor Menjou Heard With Critic Moffitt

Menjou Accuses Lawson At Probe   Declares Writer Is Head of Communists But Cannot Prove Ii

Menjou Heard In Film Probe   Un-American Inquiry Seeks Evidence Of Red Infiltration

Two Witnesses Put Finger on Movie Writer   Committee Told Super Sonic Bomber Secrets Given to Seviets

Actor, Film Writer. Say Communists © Busy in Hollywood   Both Point Out Movie Writer at Housa Probe Under Way in Woaehinagtar

Critic John Charles Moffitt Says Head Of Red Group Sought Use Of “Five Minutes Of Party Line” In Every Movie Script And Urged Student Actors “To Further Class Struggle’—Adolphe Menjou Testifies —Red Activities On Broadway Cited

alae OP An 3   Menjou. Calls .Writer Lawsot Chief of Communists but “Can't Prove It.”

Joins Movie Critic Mof fitt In Specifying Filn Writer John Lawson.

Menjou ‘Hears’ Lawson, Film Writer, Heads Movie Reds   Would Consider Anyone At Robeson Meeting a  Communist

Are in Hollywood   Two Witnesses Make State House  ment Committee   POINT AT FILM WRITER   Also Hit at Red Activities on New York's  Broadway

Hollywood One 07 Main Red Genters In US, Says Menjou   Actor Points Finger At Film Writer, Union teas

ADOLPHE MENJOU AND  CRITIC AGREE FILM  COMMUNISTS ACTIVE AUTHOR LAWSON NAMED  BY BOTH WITNESSES;  .BROADWAY ALSO HIT.

Says He Heard Lawson Heads Hollywood: Reds  ‘Menjou, Dapper Filr Actor. Is a Witness

Menjou Claims Hollywood Is One Of Main Centers  Of Communist Activities

Menjou Tells Committee Of Reds in Film Capitol   ITU Policies Embody Threats, Says Witness

TO GIVE ‘NAMES’ AT RED INQUIRY   Committee Regards Dappe Screen Star As One Of Its Chief Witnesses

Communists Active in. Hollywood, Committee  Told by Actor, Critic

Dapper Veteran Of Screen Airs Views In Probe   ‘Cites Efforts To Inject Pro= paganda In Movies,- ” Chides Chaplin And  E Leader Of Union

Menjou May Point Finger: at Commies   second Act in Investigation of Movie Reds

Menjou Names Hollywood Reds   Actor Says: Many ‘Act Like Communists’  Critic. Moffitt Points to Books And Stage. Too

Menjou Names Man He Thinks Heads Hollywood Reds  Charges Union Boss ls Communist and Asks U. S. to Arm

And Witness Gives Broadway Details About Communists   Most Activity Listed as Being Writers’ Guild

MENJOU LINKS MOVIE WRITER TO RED PART)   Claims Lawson Is Heac Of Communists in Film Capital

NLRB Reverses  Ruling of Its General Counsel   Decides Top Union Officials Needn’t  Sign. Affidavits

NLRB REVERSES ANTI-RED RULING SET BY DENHAM   Claims Decision Puts ‘Spotlight’ On Communists

Anti-Red Ruling Is Reversed Top Union Officer:  Not Required to Sign Affidovits

Upstate Deaths Total 25 Over 3-Day Holiday; Automobiles Take 15 Lives

ENTRIES DUE THURSDAY}   Douglas County Fair at Big Springs August 28 and 29

Bullets Riddle Council  Office   Deputy Chairman Named On List Of Victims

6 Burma Ministers  Slain in Attack   Deputy Chairman of Burma Executive Coun: cil and Five Other Ministers Victims of Terrorists at Meeting in Rangoon.

5 Armed Men Use  Machineguns in . Rangoon Attack   Deputy Chairman and Five Other Ministers Assassinated in Outbreak   Acros, Rav

6 Cabinet Members Are Slain   Attack Takes Place At Executive Council Meeting In Rangoon

British Report 5 Leaders Dead in Burmese Attack   Killed While Holding Rangoon Council Meeting

6 Burmese Officials Are Slain   Terrorists Use Machineguns to Mow Down Council Ministers

Democrat Members Of Tax Committee Are Kept in Dark  "tar Chambar’ AAathade   ‘Star Chamber’ Methods Surround Revision Study, They Say

Red Cross Retarns: Being Reported:  ; Grant: ‘Township’ . ‘Campaign Complete

Instructions Via Radio Save Life  Expectant Mother Aide > ci; Fr

VIOLENCE FLARES ANEW IN PALESTINE   Six Die; 50 Arab Homes Burned in Jaffa Area

Hammond Clarifies Sales Tax Opinion   Tax: Not Required ‘On Each Item At Same Store, He Sav«

Buyers Not Required To Pay On Each Item When Buying In One Store   MONTHLY RECEIPTS MAY HIT 2-MILLION

Missouri Job Office Gets Federal Funds   Schwellenbach Releases $227,000 Held by U.S. Following Agreement With State on Status of Employment Personnel.

Sec’y of Labor Will Release Funds to State   Announce Agreement Has Been Reached.  With State Officials

Child Relates Story Of Bloody Ambush 13-Year-Old Girl Identifies Doctor As Killer Of Family

Hurricane Danger Is  Lessened   New Tropical Blow Increases Its Force And Changes Course

Mighty Typhoon Heads For Coast  Of South China  Storm Affects Chine In Awac

Broadway Gambler Gets 20 Years in Linotype Swindle   Collins Refused to Disclose Where Mergenthaler Funds Were Cached -

Gambler Draws 20-40 Years In Swindle After Refusing To Reveal Location Of Cash

Westerners Say Lilienthal Feud Imperils Mining  Colorado and Utah Fear Lag in Vital DS teed nif hk:

Miners Claim Lilienthal Dispute Stalling Output Of Uranium in Rockies

SEN, M“KELLAR CONTINUES HIS ATTACK UPON LILIENTHAL   Some Senators Lose Patience In  Battle Over His  Confirmation

M'KELLAR IRES TWO SENATORS   McMahon, Hickenlooper Hi At Lilienthal Charges

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   “Preventive” Measures Against Political Uprising

Educators Against! Stale Board Plan      Inclusion Of Junior Col. leges Opposed By Dr. Pullen

PULLEN OPPOSES SUGGESTED PLAN OF COMMISSION   Portions Of Marbury Re _ port On Educational System Critized ©

Four Bus Rovies Changes Will- Give  All Parts of Town SO Minita Corutan

Emporia to Have  Four Bus Routes  Changes Will Give All Parts of Town AO Minnta Sarvica

Make Effort to Reduce Size of Aid to Europe   Loud and Bitter Arguments Expected—Supported as  Security Investment

Weather Forecast   House Will Limit Debate  On Aid Bill   Harriman) Says Truman Has No Intention Of Reviving OPA

Educator Advocates Use of Paddle On Teen-Agers Who Cause Trouble

Oklahoma Public Expenditure: Council to Hold First Annual Meet in Ada Coming May 22   Business, Civic Leaders from Over State, Nearby States to Attend; Industrial Picture Involved.

Expenditures Meet Arrangec   First Annual Gathering Of Oklahoma Council To Be In Ada May 22

Kesselring, Nazi Leader in Italy, Sentenced to Die   Found Guilty of Reprisal Slayings of 1,408 Italian Civilians   BRITISH TRIBUNAL RETURNS VERDICT   Field Marshal Who De. fended Mediterranean Will Face Firme Squad

Nazi Marshal Kesselring  To Be: Shot  British Convict We... £00 Thiwakh

— TRIAL ENDS. German Leader to Be Shot   ACCUSED OF 1408. DEATHS.

G.O.P. Leaders Want Senate To Act On Measure  SESSION TODAY  Sheaf Of Ve Veterans Bills Await Congress . Avvroval —

SENATORS SPUR ~ VETERAN BILLS   Bond Cashing Among Plans Facing Speedy Action

Veterans’ Bills Given Top Place. On Senate Docket   Press for’ Action on Legislation Giving Right to Cash ‘Térrniingel Bande

Authority Sought To Cash Bonds... . Bills For Veterans ~~ Come U p In Senate

Veterans Legislation Taken Up by Senate in Rare Saturday Gathering

Vet Measure  Faces Senate GOP Leaders Seeking Action; Includes Plan To Cash Leave Bonds

Veterans Bills Due for Action In Senate Today   Bond Cashing Bill One of: Those Kem May Delay Action

GI Bills . On Docket   Senate Slates Measures For Action in Rare Saturday Session

Gl Bond-Cashing Bill Is Pressed   Vote Fraud Probe May Be Sidetracked

Senate Set To Okay Cashing Of Terminal Leave Bonds In Extraordinary Saturday Sessior

Senate Calls For Action On Veteran Bills   PASSAGE OF MEASURES URGED BY MANY COoOTlOnNS

GOP Presses for Senate Action On Vets’ Bills  One About Cashing   One About Cashing Terminal Pay. Bonds

Senate Action Is Pressed.on: Bills.  Concerning. Veis.   Cashing of. Terminal Py Bonds Is in Priority . : ‘of Measures for

Cashing Vets Bonds Before Senate Today   Special Session Held To Assure End of Session Soon   Qither Vet TLee@wlalatian

GOP Presses for Senate Action On Vets’ Bills  One About Cashing Terminal Pay Bonds

PRESS FOR SENATE CTION ON STACK “OF VETERAN BILLS       One Authorizes Cashing 01 Terminal Leave Bonds Worth $1,800,000,000.            ‘AT TOP’ OF THE DOCKET   ‘An -Extraordinary Session ‘Today In Effort to Adjourn July 26.

Seek Action On Veterans Bills Today   Depends on Sidetracking Of Probe of  Missouri Vote

TEXAN IS BEING RETURNED FROM NEW ORLEANS TO FACE TRIAL IN HITCHHIKER SLAYING SATURDAY

INVENTION WILL ALSO SPEED UP X-RAY WORK   Will Announce Costs o Camera Within Next Few Months

New Camera, Delivering Complete Photo in One Minute, Is Revealed

New Camera Gives Finished Picture Minute After Shutter Is Snapped

Camera Finishes Photo in Minute By Turn of Knob   (Photo on Picture Page.)

New Camera Delivers Finished Photo  In One Minute by Flick of Handle

Revolutionary New Camera Produces Finished Picture One Minute After Shutter Is Snapped

New Camera Makes Print In Minute  a   New Process _ Eliminates Developing

No Developing Needed New Camera Turns Out Print One Minute After Photo Taken

New Camera Delivers Finished Photo Minute After Shutter Is Snapped

Revolutionary Camera, Which Turns Out Finished Print In Minute, Demonstrated

 Finished Picture Produced  One Minute after Shutter Is Snapped in New Camera

i NEW CAMERA DELIVERS FILM ‘ ' IN MATTER OF SECONDS; TURN OF KNOB AND PICTURE READY

World Famous Discoverer of Polaroid Announces Development of New Kind Of Camera That Delivers Completed Photo ina Minute by Turn of a Knob

Camera Which Takes and Develops Picture in One Minute Demonstrated

New Camera To Produce Picture Within a Minute   Snap Shutter, Then Gets Results Right Away, Says Inventor

In One Minute’s Time   New Camera Snaps Sho And Processes It .Too 

Plan Collection  Of Used Clothing  For Needy School - Childrén’s Wee 

SIXTH ANNUAL CLOTHING DRIVE   Schools And Post Offices To - Be Used As Collection  Cantata

Hurley Council Has 3 Changes  - Williame Calvattei   Williams, Calvetti -Named ‘as Aldermen

President Confronted by Five Measures; Veto of Most or All Would Cause Break With GOP—Congress.  LABOR MEASURE LIKELY TO BE LAW

Two Killed, Two Missing as Train Tumbs Toielee in Ohio: 5 Others Hurt

Four Killed In Biq Four Wreck   ‘St. Louis Special’ Hits Open Switch;  Two Crewmen 3 Paccenaners Iniured

FOUR DEAD IN TRAIN WRECK   Engineer, Firemen and Twe  Section Hands Killed In Big Four Derailment

Six Men Killed In Derailment Near Shelby, O.  ‘St. Louis Special’   ‘St. Louis Special’ Misses Work Train Carrying 200 Men

3 MEN KILLED IN TRAIN WREGK   Trainmen, Section Hand Die As Big Four Derailed At Shiloh. 0.

Labor Measure Conferees Near  End Of Parley   ‘May Finish Task Of Writing  _ Compromise Labor Bill During Dav

Compromise Labor Bill Neats Commpletion ~ Conference Measure Expected to Get Before Hottse by Next Wednesday -— Prompt Senate Action Expected to Follow.

SHADES OF NINETIES  Ancient Autos, 80 of ‘Em, Finally Reach Intervale

State Stays Plan To Take Child From The Woman She Believes Is Her Mother

Stdte Welfare Officials Pon.  der Strange Case of Patriciqg Dennon

GAMING CHARGES FACE 6 IN STATE   Terre Haute, Bloomington Men Accused After Arrests.

SEEKS NEW LEADS IN OHIO RUM PROBE   State Liquor Director Admits Morale of Employes At Low Ebb

‘Enemy’ Sub Saves Fliers   a a aoe —= —_——_—  —_— =F  Plane in Pacific War Maneuvers Hunts Up Sub Of Rival Force for Pickup

ADMIRAL NIMITZ WILL RETIRE IN MID-DECEMBER   Chief of Naval Operations Would Remain Available For Other Duties

ADMIRAL NIMITZ T0 RETIRE FROM NAVAL POST IN DECEMBER   NATIVE TEXAN REVEALS PLAN IN DALLAS FOR STATE FAIR ADDRESS

ADM, NIMITZ TO QUIT WAVY IN DECEMBER   List Of Eligible Successors Is Submitted

NIMIT” SAYS HE’LL RETIRE IN DECEMBER   Texas-Born Naval Chief Says Successor Has Been Recommended to Truman

8] ARE DEAD TODAY IN DANCE HALL FIRE IN CITY GF BERLIN   Workers Seek Victims of Flash Flames; Masked Ball of 800 Is Turned Into Travedy.   TOLL INCLUDES SIX BRITISHERS

At Least 81 Lost Lives In Berlin Dance Hall Fire, Police Estimate

Berlin Cafe Fire  Takes 81 Lives   10 Still Missing, More Than 100 Hurt

Beriin Dance Hall Fire Toll Placed At 81   SEARCHERS CONTINUE HUNT FOR MORE BODIES

Mutilation of Bodies Makes Count Difficult — Fire Occtits Sahirday Night — Bight of the Dead- are British Soldiers,

WORKERS SEARCH BLACKENED HALT FOR MORE DEAD   Eight British Soldiers Among Victims of Blaze

RR anne satiny saaidieemnaesteeentts arses  81 Killed in pane Hall Fire In Berlin

81 ARE KILLED IN GAFE BLAZE   Berlin Dance Hall Rulns Yield   Many Bodies

At Least 81 Persons Die In Berlin Fire   Dismembered Bodies Removed from Razed Dance Hall

PanicCaused Mest Dance Hall Deaths   At Least 81 Die As Flash Fire Sweeps Cafe Loebel in British Zone Of Berlin

$1 Perish In Berlin Dance  Hall Blaze   Flash Fire Sweeps Build. ing, Causing Stampede At Clogged Exits

Berlin Dance Hall Fire Takes Big Toll   ‘Search Through Blackened Ruins Today For _ Additional Victims Of Flash Fire. That Killed At Least. 81 “Masquerading  Dancers

EIGHTY-ONE DEAD IN DANCE HALL FIRE IN BERLIN   Flash Fire Sweeps Through Masquerading Dancers

OPPOSITION LEADER -ARRESTED: IN (BULGARIA SAYS ITS PROLONGING WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN HUNGARY

Arrest Prolongation of Hungarian Crisis, Says Bulgarian Anti-Red

Bulgaria Faces Same Ordeal As Hungarian Grour   Sees Arrest As Prolongation Of Soviet Practices

Red Foe In Bulgari ia Is Under Arrest   Communist Action There Is Extension Of Hungarian Coup

Opposition Head Accused Of Plotting   Deprived of Immunity by National Assembly

 Anti-Red Is Jailed In Bulgaria   Leader of Opposition Party Accused of Plot Against Government;  Tied to Hungary Coup

“RED” COUP IN BULGARIA IS EXPECTED   Jpposition Leader Arrest: ed for Alleged Plotting Against Government Sees Repetition of Hungarian Incident.

Bulgaria Also Under Red Domination   Opposition Leader Has Been Jailed For Alleged Plots

Claims Arrest Is Follow-Up Of Red Coup In Hungary   Agrarian Party Secretary Taken Into Custody After Parliamentary Immunity Vote

Truman's Craft Down Pending Douglas Inquiry   Cause of Fires In Big Transports Drow Investigators

Truman's, Other DC 6s Grounded   Cause of Fire. in One Being Probed

DC-6 Planes Grounded by Six Air Lines.   “Action Requested by ‘Douglas Firm After — New. Mid-air Fire

SECOND FLIGHT FIRE PROMPTS SPEEDY PROBE   Pilot’s Quick Action Saves Twenty-five and Crew at Gallup. N. M.

TRUMAN'S DC-6, SISTER PLANES ARE GROUNDED   Blaze Is Termed Near Parallel to Crash of Similar Ship in Utah

Begin Transfer Of Passengers To U.S. Vessel   Notables, Women And Children Are Aboard -Boeing Flying Boat

FLYING BOAT “LANDED NEAR RESCUE SHIP   TWENTY WOMEN AND TWELVE CHILDREN AMONG PASSENGERS — DANGER BELIEVED PAST .

Map Plan To Rescue  69 Aboard   Craft Lands During Storm, Taxies Near Coast Guard Cutter

FARM BUREAU DUES ‘UP TO $10 A YEAR   Members Vote to Continue Affhhation With State   WILL EXPAND PROGRAM

BRITISH SEAMEN, REFUGEES CLASH   Jew Slain, 9 Hurt as Ship Is Intercepted

One Jew Killed In Battle With Blockade Crew   450 Refugees Taken From Ship By British Off Palestine Coast; Nine Wounded

Teacher Strike Halts Schools In Buffalo  Complete Shutdown   Complete Shutdown Expected With 79 Already Suspended

Teachers Awav From Buffalo Schools Today   Over Two-Thirds Fail To   Report For Classes In   Nation’s Largest School Sticike

Buffalo Punils Happily Get Forced Holiday  Strikers Warned To Carrv On With Lots Of Dianitv

Strike Is Largest in U.S, History   Total of 2.500 Teachers  Quit Works  Seme     Help in Remoair Schools Open  Hearing Is Ashed  Condon-Wiaucitin Bill Beings Proposal by   State Labor

Strike Buffalo Schools   Close 79 In Largest Teacher Strike In  U. S. History; Send Home 64,000 Pupils

Thousands Of Children May Get Holidays   Only 20 Of City’s 98 Schools Will Keep Doors Open

Buffalo Teachers Close i Schools   Strike Idles 64,000 Pupils; Ask Pay Hike

Largest Teacher Walkout  in U.S. History at Buffalo, N.Y.   PICKET LINE FORMED

‘Shutdown of Buffalo, NOY Y., Schools Imminent  Ae Titatnn< CertLan

Teachers in Buffalo Still Are Striking   Biggest Walkout of Kind In History — 21 of 98 Schools to Stay Open

Teachers Quit: 19 Buffalo Schools Close   More Pay Demanded; Complete Shutdown Threatened in Strike

—SCHOOLS— Buffalo’s Teachers On Strike  Largest Walkout Tee EL & Pte is

ONLY 20 BUFFALO SCHOOLS OPEN AS 2,000 TEACHERS ON LARGEST ISTRIKE IN EDUCATION HISTORY

78 Public Schools in © New York State City Are Closed by Largest Teachor Strike in I} ©

Top Teachers’ Strike Begins   Buffalo Schools Close as 2,000 Stage Biggest Walkout in U. S. History.

SHIPMENT OF COAL BLOCKED BY NEW SNOW   Wid Sections of Britain Feel Effect Of Latest Storm

Snow Blankets Part of Eneland   Severe Weather to Continue for Several Days, Is Forecast

New Snows In England Block Railways, Roads   Villages Isolated; Coal Shipments From Southern Wales Delaved.

VILLAGES ISOLATED AS ROADS BLOCKED IN BRITISH ISLES   Severe Winter Weather Expect ed to Continue For Several Days

Heavy Snows And Cold Hit England   Coal Shipments Are Further Delayed By Latest Storms

NEW SNOWFALLS STRIKE ENGLAND   Temperatures Moderating On Continent, However

French Strike On Rail Lines Halts Traffic   Government Takes Steps to Use Trucks For Freight and Passengers; Key Workers Strike

Movement of Freight, Passengers in Paris ‘Halted by Rail Strike.

State Court Upholds Tax Levy Law  Constitutional For Local Subdivisions To Impose Taxes

Sec. Marshall Moves for Reparations Showdown  Demands Russia Stop Withdrawing Huge Amount of

$500 MILLION GRAB CHARGED BY SECRETARY   New Accord on Control of U. S., British Zones Reported

Marshall Bids For Showdown  Demands Withdrawals Of Nazi Assets Halt

U. §., British ‘Zones Merger Near Big Four Showdown ‘On Reparations Set.

Tentative Pact With Britain Gives U. S. Grin on Reich Zone Economy

UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN IN FULL AGREEMENT   Will Unite Their Zones In Germany Independently OF Soviets   MARSHALL DEMANDS SHOWDOWN IN COUNCIL

U. S., Britain  In Agreement  Pact Reported on Policies in Germany

CONGRESS ROUNDUP Inflation and Aid Programs Start Rocky Journey Through 2 Houses

FUTURE ROCKY FOR TRUMAN'S AlD PROGRAM   CONGRESS JUGGLES ANTI - INFLATION PROPOSALS

Charges” ‘On Paroles System Said. False. °  Probe Is‘ Asked On Siate Prison Setup.

Wholesale Prices Sail Unretarded To All-Time High   Cfficials Report No Indications Of Halt To Climb In 1948

Wholesale Prices Near All-Time Peak; Economists See Nothing To Halt Climk

Index. Hike Is Forecast  By Officials   BLS Reports Increase To Continue ‘And That All- Time Record To Be Established   Wholesale. Boost Nears 1920 Crest   Experts Assert Declines Tn Some Items Duri ng Recent Weeks Only Temporary. Drop

WHOLESALE PRICES NEAR RECORD HIGH   Cost Of Living On Retail Scale Already At Peak

Wholesale Prices Nudgé Toward All-Time ‘ Crest With No Certainty They'll Stop There

Price Index To Reach 1920 Record High During February   Report Indicates’ High Employment ing Increase

Will Likely Keep Right On Climbing....  Prices Edge Towa‘d 1920 Top

Economists Say They WillKeep On Rising   At Present Rate Of Climb The Peak Of May, 1920, Will Be Passed About End Of F ebruary.

PRIGES NEARING ALL-TIME HIGH   Wholsale Quotations Com piled by Agency Show Level Close to May, ‘20

Wholesale Prices Near All-Time Hig!  Edge Closer to Crest Reached in 1920

Experts Foresee  No End   Wholesale Prices Near Crest Of May, 1920

 Gov't Economists Say Prices Will Reach 1920 ‘Peak In February--And Then Climb Higher

PRICES NEARER ALL-TIME HIGH   Government Economists Find Nothing To Indicate Slowdown

PRICES EDGE TOWARD HIGH PEAK OF 1920   Cost-Of-Living Index Keeps On Upward Spiral

PRICES NEAR THE ALL-TIME HIGH OF 20   Wholesale Index Expected to Pass the Previous Record by End of February and Then Keep On Going Up.

Wholesale Prices Edging Near All-Time Crest With No Sign of Stopping There

‘Wholesale Prices Rocketing Toward All-Time 1920 Crest And ‘48 Prices May Not Stop There

Wholesale  Prices Edge Near Record   February Costs May Top  *20 Mark. Say Economists

Economists See No Charice Of Halt In 1948.  Wholesale Prices Edge Near All-Time Crest Set In-1920

 Prices Near 1920 Crest; No Relief   Wholesale Figures Still Advancing; Not To Stop Soon, Say Federal Feonomictc

EXPECT PRICE INDEX TO PASS ALL-TIME PEAK   Federal Economists Predict Wholesale Prices to Keep on Climbing

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  John Adams Really Started Something With 131 People

Exactly 147 Years Ag 0 U.S. Had Only, 131, Federal’ Workers, They Also Tried to Cut Budaet

High Court Holds Hatch Act Is Valid   Forbids Federal Employe: to Engage in Politics —  Decision Was by 4 to 3

U.S. ARMY RATED 2ND TO RUSSIA   Eisenhower Says War Within 12 Mos Is a Possibility

lke Warns War Possible In 12 Months   ‘Army Unequal to Russ Says Chief of Staff In Plea for Funds

Eisenhower  Calls Army  ‘Bad Second U.S. Must Keep  Prepared for

BRITISH PLANTS TO REMAIN CLOSED AS POWER IS LACKING   Attlee Confident England tc Overcome Worst Fuel Short.  age in Histary

Coal Trains Are Able To Move Again   No Date Set For Lifting Restrictions

England Expects  Plants In Week   Attlee Is Certain Obstacles Will  Be Overcome

MAY BE CLOSED ANOTHER WEEK   Coal Production, However Appears Returning To - Normal Over Nation

BRITAIN WOULD WIN OUT IN FUEL CRISIS   However, Industrialists Are Not So Optimistic Over Situation.   A GLOOMY SITUATION   Decision to Continue ShutBown Was Taken at a Recent Meeting.

Britain Winning Her Battle Of Power Stations  Power Restrictions Lifted Somewhat For Sunday Dinner

Britain’s Power Plants to be Closed for Week  -Workers Toil Through Weekend to Replenish Nation’s Coal Bunkers

Brit Industrialists Certain — Plants Will Be Closed For: At Least Another Week   COAL BINS AT ISLAND'S: ‘POWER PLANTS BEING REPLENISHED—ATTLEE FREES CRISIS LICKED: -

BRITAIN SLOWLY WINNING BATTLE IN COAL CRISIS   But Still no Official Daté Set to Ease Power Restrictions ,

Britain Seen Slowly Winning Its Battle In Easino Famine In Fuel:   But Industries Not Expected: To Resume Operation: For Another Week As Attlee Expresses Confidence Nation Would Overcome Crisis.

Brownout To. Last a Week   Attlee Confident That Situation To Be Eased

ANOTHER WEEK OF COAL CRISIS SEEN IN BRITIAN   WORKERS TOILING TO FILL BUNKERS AT POWER PLANTS

BUT INDUSTRY TO BE CLOSED FOR WEEK YET   No Date in Sight For Lifting Ban on Domestic Power Use

NO RELIEF YET FROM CURBS ON ISES OF POWER            Meeput Sure; But Ag Of Power ~ Retrictions Not Yet in ee

British Plants Shutdown For Another Week   Prime Minister Declare: He Is Confident Fuel Crisis Will Be Overcome

Shortage of Fuel Holds in England   Britain Industrialists Say Plants Will Be Closed Another Week   ATTLEE IS CONFIDENT   Prime Minister Declare: That Conditions Will  Improve

Shivering Britons Ease Fuel Famine   Trains, Ships Carrying Coal To Win Power Station Battle

Britain Sees Relief Coming In Fuel Crisis  ee ee ee   Government Slowly Winning ‘Battle Of Power Stations’

Textile Factories to be Idle Another Week, Owners Decide   Attlee is Confident Fuel Crisis Will be Licked, He Tells Workers

Attlee Confident Britain Will Lick Grave Fuel: Crisis   Predicts New Level Of Prosperity---Ice Blockade fe Brakan

British Plants To Stay Closed   Coal Supplies Now Being Received but Shutdown Hanas on

Britain Slowly Winning Battle In Fuel Crisis   Miners Volunteer To Work Sunday in All-Out Struggle

Further Delay Seen in Opening Plants  British Manufacturers Say An other Weer  @r. ,. ff. ... we fg. §

British Mill Reopening May Require Week   Power Station Coal Replenishment Eneourages Attlee

British Manufacturers Expect Shut-Down to Last At Least Another Week

Britain Winning Ratile of Power   Europe Suffers in Bitter Cold Mob Storms Ccel Train

EASE Te FANE   Miners, Railwaymen Will . Work Tomorrow to Aid Cael. Praduction

Slowly _ Winning , Fuel Fight   Industry Still Out But Attlee Confident Of Victory in Baftle Of Power Stations

Outlook Is Gloomy In British Isles  Plants Cannot  pawn L%meaemanting   Plants Cannot Resume Operations For Another Week

Filling Up Coal Bunker: In Britain   Attlee Is Confident of Overcoming  Coal Crisis

BRITISH GAIN GROUND IN BATTLE FOR FUEL   Spokesman Says ‘Corner Turned’ In Shortage

Union Attomey Declines to Be ‘Put Under Oath   Clashes With Members of Committee Sifting Communist Charges

Perjury Hearing Ends in Argument: Lawyer Called Red   Witness Places Attorney For UAW-CIO Union as  Communist Member

HOUSE LABOR GROUP PERJURY PROBE ENDED IN AN UPROAR   UAW-CIO Man & Members Glashed Over Membership In Red Party

Russia Blocks Majority On Mine Charge   Veto Vote Made By Soviet Delegate Gromyko; First Since Sept. 20.

Lovett Says Legal Study Is Under Way   Government Faces ‘Squeeze’ To Pay For 1947 Helo

Funds of Foreign Nationals Eyed   Seizure Is Considered te Meet European Aid

173 Drowned And 261 Die On Highways   Tragedics Over Fourth of July Are The Heaviest Since The Prewar Days

Independence-Day Observance Toll Of More Than 500 in Highway and Other Accidents, Reports Reveal

UO ARE KILLED DURING WEEKEND   Nation’s Toll of Fatalitie: Is Estimated Today for Period.

500 Die in Holiday Mishaps   248 Killed in Auto Accidents, 160 Drown Five from Fireworks

OVER 30 TEXAS HOLIDAY WEEKEND VIOLENT DEATHS ARE REPORTED: NATIONAL TOLL OVER 500 KILLED

Holiday Toll ls Nearly 800   Traffic Heads List With 500-plus Dead

HOLIDAY TOLL OF DEATHS IS MORE THAN 600   Traffic Accidents Took 75 Lives in Nation

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 599   241 Die in Traffic Accidents, 173 Are Drowned

Holiday Death Toll is 569  Across Nation   New York List Is Largest With 47; Pennsylvania Has 22;  Fireworks Kill Seven.

Over 500 Die In Accidents Over Holiday   Traffic Toll Is  Under Estimate

Holiday Tragedy Toll Over Nation Increases to 638   Arkansas Ranks Ninth With 19 Deaths; Five Were in Auto Crashes

Mishaps Over  Long Weekenc  Fatal to 532 Traffic Deaths 255;  Under Estimate of aan £ant- weal awewne td

FATALITIES NOW AT 990  : Seven Killed 7 -In Fireworks L Esolonionx

ACCIDENTS TAKE 638 LIVES OVER LONG JULY 4TH   Death Toll Is Heaviest Since Record of Prewar Days

Holiday Death Toll Heaviest Since Prewar Ere   North Carotina Has "21 Weekend Fatalities

ACCIDENT TOLL SET AT 990 FOR HOLIDAY PERIOD   Traffic Crashes Claim 26) Lives, Drownings 173 In Lona Week End

Holiday Ends With Nearly 600 Deaths   Toll Is Heaviest Since Pre  173 OTHERS LOST LIVES BY DROWNING   No Major Rail or Plane Mis Raps Reported Over  Independence Day

Long Holiday Takes Hig h Death Toll   590 Persons Die From Accidents; Heaviest Since Pre-War Days

NEARLY 600 Dit IN ACCIDENTS OVER HOLIDAY   New York Tops Nation With 47, Michigan 34; Fireworks Fatal to 7

NEARLY 600 DIE IN MISHAPS   Holiday Death Toll Includes 261 in Cars

Nearly 600 Die In U. S. During Fourth Holidays  Nidal is Heaviest Since Pre-War Days Traffic Kills 261

Twenty Ohioans Are Included in Fatality Lists  Traffic Deaths Are Fewer Than Anticipated

More Than 500 Are Dead From Holiday . Activities in U. S.   Traffic and Other Fatalities Take Terrible Toll of Over 532

Death Toll On Holidays Sets Record   Fatal Accidents Take Nearly 600 Lives In Nation

TRAFFIC CRASHES, DROWNINGS TAKE HEAVY LIFE TOLL   New York State Leads With 47 Fatalities During Weoek-.End

SITKA’S HOME-OWNED NEWSPAPE!  10c a copy  MEMBER OF Associated Press   316 DIE IN ACCIDENTS OVER FOURTH

Traffic Mishaps Cost 275 Lives: Fireworks Kill 7   State’s Toll Hits 16, 8 in Cars; 187 Die by Drowning in Nation

SITKA’S HOME-OWNED NEWSPAPE!  10c a copy  MEMBER OF Associated Press   Berger's Boat Being Picketed

House G. 0. P. Wins Test to Cut Budget  Agriculture Funds QEr. i #t1tTtrTr _   Agriculture Funds Would Be Slashed 32 Per Cent

SABATH LEADS STRONG ATTACK ON MAJORITY   ‘Political Suicide’ Charges Hurled At GOP

Democrats Shout ‘Political Suicide’   Maine Representatives Vote For Rule. Virtually: Assuring: Slash

House G. 0. P. Wins Test to Cut Budget  Agriculture Funds Would Be  _ fF  f§ FA_TR... FS. _._

‘Whopping Crowd’ Seen For 29th Meet  Big Town Rolls Out Bunting For Legion

Mullion Visitors Expected ees Expected   Advance. Guard Of Legionnaires In New York For 29th Convention

Introduce Bill To Place Taxicabs Under State Utilities Commission

Taxicab Control Covered In Bill   Vieasure Offered Ir State Assembly By Rosser

COMMISSION TO DIRECT SPLIT QF HOLY LAND  UN Hurries Plans for Partition After Arabs Boycott Entire Program.

U. N. Spurred By Uprisings   Commission Setup Rushed by Delegates

UN HASTENING WORK ON PANEL   Organization Keeps Watch or Middie East

(BABE FEELING FINE  AT 52, OR MAYBE 52   ‘Fighting Hard,” Ruth Says from Hospital Bed

May’s Defense To Query Ike   War Fraud Trial Enters Fourth Week; Army Chief Slated as Witness

CHIEF OF STAFF MAY BE CALLED IN MAY TRIAL   Eisenhower's Testimony Sought on Intercession in Army Court Martial

Prosecution To Call Ike In Trial Of ‘Consresanan   Chief of Staff Is Expected to Testify in Bribery Trial in May-Garsson Combine

Eisenhower s Due To Testify   General Faces Call In Ex-Solon’s Trial

Gen. Fisanhowet Due fo Testify   Army's Chief of Staff Expected to Be Called In War Fraud Trial

‘Ike’ Possible’ Bribe Witness  Lae fan Tetal   May Testify in Trial Of Former Rep. May

Death Toll 71 As Fresh Riots Grip Palestine   Blast Rips Tel Aviv; Four Of U.S. Plane Crew Hurt From Ambush

High Water Moves On   Iowa Towns Flooded For Second Time in _ Week; Crop Loss Huge

IOWA DIGS OUT OF MUD, FLOOD CRISIS EASES   No Loss of Life in Second Rampage of Des Moines River Sunday

Flood Crisis Eases Throughout Most of lowa During Night   However Keokuk Reports Both Mississippi and Des Moines on Rises

FLOOD CRISIS IN IOWA EBBING   Des Moines River Reaches Crest, Moves On; Other Streams Receding.

Flood Crisis in Iowa Eased; Crop Damage Severe   Both Mississippi and Des Moines Rivers Rising at Keokuk

IOWA HARD HIT BY RETURN OF FLOOD WATERS   DES MOINES RIVER THREATENS SURPASS 1903 RECORD CREST

Flood Crisis In lowa Eased Af Most Points   Town Of 1,000 Still Threatened By High Water This Morning

Flood’s Crest At Keosauqua  Crisis Easing   Crisis Easing At Most Points

Midwest Flood Waters Pass” Crisis Stage   Danger. Eases At Nearly All Points

FLOOD'S GREST MOVING SOUTH   Des Moines River Peak Nears Mississinni Junction

RAMADIER GAINS wT ALLIES IN STRIKE SHOWDOWN   Labor Leaders May On; Order Token Walkout Of Power Workers

VIOLENT WIND HITS BASTERN SEABOARD   Pennsylvania Tornado Causes Heavy Damage And Kills Two Men

U6 MPH *  Gale Near Force Of Hurricane   PHONE, POWER LINES SMASHED

Wreckage Strews Southern N. E. In Wake Of Big Storm That Claimed Three Lives

TEXTILE WORKERS TO DEMAND WAGE BOOST   15-Cent An Hour General Increase Sought To Eliminate “Unjust” Differential]

ARMY CHECKING - BLACK MARKET   STEPS TAKEN TO END BLACK MARKET OVERSEAS ARE REPORTED TO  _- CONGRESS... ... —

President Denies Report on Rents   Truman’s Position Is Unchanged

 Last-MinuteAction Kills Order , Truman Blocks Plan For Boost In Rents

REPORTED 10 PERCENT JUMP IN RENT CEILINGS STALLED   Order Awaited But President Reiterates Position  That Congress Should Decide Whether  . - Ceiling Hoist Is Advisable

Truman Kills Order to Up Rent Ceilings; Says It's Up to Congress to Decide

RENT CEILING RAISE HALTED BY PRESIDENT   GENERAL REVISION UP TO CONGRESS, TRUMAN SAYS

Rent Boost Order Killed  By Truman   House Yotes toe Continue Wartime Excise Levies By Big Majority in Its First Major Action

Rent Raise Is Ordered, Then Killec   Truman OK’s OPA Edict But Changes Mind, Puts It To. Congress

Truman Kills Rent Hike Order; Leaves Action to Congress   Last Minute Action by President Halt Plans Of OPA for Issuance of Order Providing  Ten Per Cent. Increase in Ceilings

Announcement Of 10 Per Cent Boost Held Up   OTC Had Instructed OPA To Prepare Order

Kent Increase Order Dropped At Last Minute   President Denies Okay  Savs Ceiling Raise lie ee

OPA HAD DRAFTED FORM ERE “HELD”      Last Minute Action Is Taken After Several Hectic Hours In 7 Washington

President Cancels Scheduled Boost   Chief Executive Heads Off 10 Per Cent Hike: Says It’s Conqress’ Job

Plan To Raise. Rent Ceilings ls Suspender   Government on Verge of 10 Percent Increase Yesterday

Order To Raise Rent Ceilings Is Cancelled  OPA, White House sete Mixed Up  earicinne

Congress Gets Responsibility For Any Boost   President Intervenes to Prevent Increase Contemplated by OPA

Truman Kills Rent Hike Order At Last Minute   OPA Had Been Told To Prepare  Announcement Of 10 P. C. Increase

President Acts as OPA Pre © pares to Announce Boost Approved by Office of Temporary Controls,   HIKE UP TO CONGRESS, EXECUTIVE DECLARES

President To Leave Rent Boost To Congress  10 Percent Increase Drafted by OPA Cancelled on Verge Of Its Release

Rent Rise Rumor  Quickly _ Killed; Left To Congress   OPA Almost Releases Regulation Allowing 10 Per Cent Increase But President Truman Countermands Order After Conference

Order To Raise Rent Ceilings Ten Per Cont -Is Suddenly Cancelled. ~ Bresident—Denies Taste  ing Order.

Congress All Set For Spending Tilt With President  Taxpayers Probably Will Get Relief In Some Ferm This Year

TAXPAYERS 10: GET TAX RELIEF   Mr. Truman to Stibmit - Proposed Budget for Fiscal Year on Friday —Joint Committee Will Put Budd  , get Under Expert Scrutiny.

Taxpayers Are Certain  To Profit   President's Economi Report Today Lays Groundwork For Slam-Bang Shindy.

TAXPAYERS ARE CERTAIN T0 WIN ECONOMY FIGHT   Congress and Truman Square Away for Battle On Spending

TAXPAYERS SEEN ‘SURE’ WINNERS   Government Spending To Be  Sr a re Gee ae Toe

Federal Spending Big Issue  COp ay remnina.   GOP Determined To Reduce Heavy Levy On Incomes

Girls High School — Campaign Moves  Aliead at Rapid Rate   Forty Residents Enroll in $1,000 Club as Advance Gifts Phase of Drive , Cpens; Solicitors Will Meet Tonight

Girls High School Campaign Moves  Ahead at Rapid Rate  Forty Residents Enroll in $1,000 Club  as Advance Gifts Phase of Drive Qmnane> Salicitare Will Meet Tonicht

Poll Tax Payments Over Texas Are Better Than Last Off-Eleetion Year

IN YULETIDE DRESS   Christmas Lights and Dec. orations Ready in Downtown Lawrence

PLACED IN MUSIC CONTEST   Students (of Enos, Gt Ktambach, ‘Meadville, Win Honors at Kirksville

Placed In the . Music Contest   Students of Enos G. Stam« bach at Northeast District Meet, Kirksville.

Rep. Engle And Colleague In Bitter Fight      CONGRESSMEN ALMOST COME TO BLOWS IN HOUSE

Cateteria Row Near Blows as Tempers Flare   Engel Claims Votes to Kill 20 Per Cent Slash In Income Tax Rates Backed by Knutson

Senators Near Blows in ‘Hot Tax Cut Arguments   HAS ENOUGH VOTES TO KILL KNUTSON BILL, CLAIM

SOLONS TRADE VERBAL BLOWS   Reps. Knutson, Engel In Near Battle Over Income Tax Cut

Solons Near Blows Over Income Tax   Rep. Knutson, Engle Toss Verbal Punches Thick and Fest

Engle,-Knutson  In Bitter Scrap Over Tax Plan:      Report Solons Nearly Come To Blows Today During Row In House Cafeteria

Tempers Flare Over Tax Issue   Bitter Words Pass Between Two Solons

Almost A Fight Congressmen’‘s Tempers Flare In Cafe Tax Argument

France Jails Four in Plot to Set Up Dictator   Monarchist Coup Nipped in Bud; De Gaulle Not Involved

APPROVES FCG APPOINTMENT   Committee Recommends Jones Unanimously

SENATE GROUP on = JONES FOR FCC POST   Ohioan Receives Unanimous Approval For Position

Tomorrows Headlines “Today LINDBERGH CASE HANDWRITING EXPERT SAYS BUD GOLLUM WROTI DYNAMITE RECFIPT SIGNATURE

Of Ford  Compan  May Jon Stk   Union Reports 130,000 Ready; Notice Ye Filed.

AMENDMENT REPEAL STILL POSSIBLE.   State Senator *   Reconsidering ; Deadline Tomorrow

Written Orders by Gen. Eisenhower   Army Must Take Down the “Secret” Label Off Its Historical Records.

Will Back Compromise Legislation   Middle Of The Course To Be Followed By GOP On Any Labor Law Changes.

REDS GIVE UP TRY TO TAG U.S, WARMONGER   Soviet Charges Thrown Ou By UNO Vote

UN Votes On Warmonger Resolution   Defeat Of Red  Motion [s Seen

Russia Gives Up Warmonge Fight in UN   Fails in Effort to Condemn U. S., Greece, Turkey

Russia Drops Count Agains U.S. in U.N.   Warmongering Complaint Is Amended

Russia Gives Up Her Attempt to ‘Condemn’ U. 5.   U. N. Committee Then Rejects Toned-Down Resolution by Poland

Russia Ends Fight To Have U.S. Indicted   Poles Try To Save Warmonger Proposal By Altering Charges

Actress. Vanishes From Ship   Seotland Yard Probes ‘Bedraam Musteryu of. Cnbin 19@

WARNING GIVEN JAMES PETRILLO   TOLD TO STUDY LABOR LAW BEFORE BARRING MUSICIANS FROM RADIO.

Warns Petrillo About Ban Step  Nixon Cautions Him To Study Labor Law

PETRILLO WARNED 10 ‘STUDY LAWS   Music Czar Admits Threat Was To Force Hiring of Musicians

PETRILLO EASES UP MUSIC BAN   Promise Made To Work Out Deal For School Band Broadcasts

House Votes 390 Millions Foreion Aid   Action Accepts Senate Bill; Milliken Urges Income Tax Cut

Subcommittee Lops $450 Million From Amount Sought; Action By House Favorable on Relief Funds

Governors Favor Principles Of Marshall Plan   Conference Adjourns After Endorsing Numerous Issues and Pronosals

4 GOVERNORS 0. K. MARSHAL AID PROGRAM   Also Favor Universal Military Training for Defense

44 GOVERNORS STAND BEHIND MARSHALL PLAN   Ask Legislation Return Title To  Submerged Lands

END. SESSIONS: _ OF GOVERNORS      ENDORSE MARSHALL PLAN IN PRINCIPLE AND “ALSO ENDORSE MILITARY co RAINING

GOP POSTPONES TAX CUT FIGHT   New Measure Will Be Offered At Regular Session

Big 4 Parley On Pacts Seen      man, Austrian Treaties May Be Discussed

Big 4 May Resume Talks In New York   Foreign Ministers Likely to Meet at U.N. Assembly Sessior

4 - Power Talks On Deadlocked  Treaties Near   Decision to Resume Talks Stalemated in Moscow Last April, Hinges On Molotov   Chances Are Good For Early Action   U. S., British Sources Say Moscow “Jockeys And Maneuvers’ to Consolidate Position

Talks on German, Austrian Peace Pacis Shaping Up   Big Four Ministers May Assemble During U. N. Meet

Mrs. McConnell Dies at Madison  Prosecuting Witness In Lockman Poison Trial Succumbs

Medill Quitsas Head of State Mine Bureau     Resignation for “Good of Service’ Announced By Governor

COAL MINERS OBEY ORDERS TO STAY IDLE   Diggers Quit Work at 12:01 A.M. to Begin SixDay Period of Mourning Set Aside by John L. Lewis.

MINERS LEAVE PITS TO MOURN BLAST VICTIMS   400,000 Quit Jobs a Call of Union Chieftain

“Highly Satisfied’? With Talk... .  “Monty” Meets Stalin; And Says Soviet Leader Is In Excellent Health

Says Stalin In Best Of Health   Marshal Montgomery Is ' Leaving For Home; Had Fine Visit. - :

J. Kraemer Cited By Rotary Club Hono red for Series  eaetimnanin? tirana:

J. Kraemer Cited By Rotary Club   Honored for Service At Testimonial Dinner

END 17-HOUR SEARCH   200 People Looked { for Child: Is Found Unharmed

State Police Probe Asked in Albany  By Two Democrats   Monticello Assemblyman Wants Hours, Pay, Gther Problems Studied

No Longer A Mecca   Carlson Expected To Sign Marriage-Wait Bill Early Next Week

GOOD GROWING DAYS      Are Forecast jfor Kansas for Remainder of Week

New Measure Appears After Senate Approves Suits Against Unions   Republican Leaders Hope To Get Vote On Original Bill Early Next Week; Substitute Bill Follows Truman’s Plan.

Democrats Ofier New Labor Bill   Surprise Action in Senate Delays Vote On GOP Measure

Bloc of Democratic Senators Threatens To Stall Labor Bill   Murray Proposes Substitute in Unexpected Move

BILL CARRIES STRONG BAN ON ‘GESTAPO’   Land, Sea, Air Arms To Be Co- Equal  In Department

Unification \Measure  Passes House   Differences Must Be Settled by Joint Committee

Services To Be Under Single Head   Change Forbids Creation Of “Gestapo” Plan

Plan at Odds With Senate’s: Parley Faced   Lower Body Wants Civilian to Conduct Intelligence Activity

AFL Launches Drive Unionize Farm Workers   Would Include Hired Hands On Farms, Plantations and Ranches Throueheut Nation

AFL Backs Union of Farm Workers  Launches Dri ¢ to Uni ao 2 hart ‘Nie

AFL Bids For Farm Workers   UNION OFFICIALS AIM AT ORGANIZING AGRICULTURE HELP

AFL Starts Drive to ‘Organize Farm Workers   Plans to B:ing Three Million Laborers Into New Unian

Missouri Releases Stranglehold on Highway Traffic  BI trhwwre: £2 Ale veh

Sex Offender Gets Four Years For Attacking Child; Judge Issues Warning

U.S. ignores Red Objection: To Jap Plan   Plans Go Forward For Early Talks On Peace Treaty

U. ». Moves Ahead With Plans for Sap Pact ’ Talks   Expected to Ignore Red  Weg go Re a   Expected to Ignore Red Protests Against Cal} for 11-Nation Meeting   MOSCOW CRITICAL OF U. S. POLICIES   Radio Blasts at American Action in Calling for Peace Discussion

U. 5. Determined To Go Ahead On Jap Peace Talks .   Despite Second Russian Re‘ection Of Present Plan

U.S. 10 PROCEED WITH JAP PLANS   Soviet Opposition To Pact Talks Ignored

S-CENT LETTER RATE CONTINUED BY COMMITTEE   House Group Favors Six Cént Charge For Missives By Air Mail

Grim Warnings Of Army, Navy Are Unheeded   Rep. Knutson Says Action Clears Way for Income Tax Cut

Armed Forces’ Plea Rejected By Committee  Knutson Says Way Clear For Tax Cut

Six Billion Budget Cut Is Approved   Joint Senate and House Committee Ignores Plea for Defenses.

Army And Navy Protests Ignored   Knutson Says Way Clear For 20 P. C. Income Tax Slash; Congress Not Bound By Action

PROTESTS AGAINST PARING ARMY-NAVY FUNDS UNHEEDED   BITTER FIGHT STAGED BEHIND CLOSED DOORS   Action Clears Way for 20 Per Cent Tax Slash and Firing of 500,000 Govern ment Workers. :

House-Senate Budget Group Approves Cut   Action Taken 50 to 22 Over Protests of Army and Navy

Income Levies  7  in Line  for Reduction   500,000 Civilian Workers May Leave Pay Rolls

Committee Votes To Cut $6 Billion From Truman Budget For Fiscal Year   Move To Keep Army-Navy Funds Intact Loses As Joint Senate-House Group Overrides All Opposition On 50 To 22 Ballot

Way Cleared For Cuts In Income Tax   Army-Navy Protest Overridden; Action Favored By 50-22

WAY CLEARED FOR SLASH IN INCOME TAXES   PROTESTS OF ARMY AND NAVY HEADS OVERRIDDEN

House-Senate Committee Votes Slash Of Six Billion   Margin Is 50 to 22; Overrides Protests By Army and Navy Over Large Cuts

House-Senate Commillee ~ Overrides Army. and Navy Protests by 50-22 Vote

House-¢ Senate Unit Votes &6 Billion Cuit   Congress Must Rule ° Finally on Slash is  In Truman's Budect 

BUDGET SLASHED BY COMMITTEE   House-Senate Group Votes Six Billion Cut In Truman Estimate

Income Levies in Line for Reduction  BA 10) O*Se08 18 cece   500,000 Civilian Workers May Leave Pay Rolls

SIX BILLION BUDGET CUT IS BACKED   Protests by Army and Navy Are Overridden By Active Committee

Action Overrides Bitter Protests  Reduces Figure To $31.500.000.000

Joint Committee Ignere: Warnings Net Te Cut Military Funds      ACTION CRITICIZED BY SEN. O’MAHONEY

Joint Committee Clears Way for Income Tax Cut   Overrides Army, Navy Protests Against Reductions

PIONEER HOPES TO START THEN.—  New Air Service About Mid-February

Hellinger Dies; Film Producer   Husband of Gladys Glad  Stricken at Hame

PLANNING TOINVESTIGATE FOOD AND HOUSING RACKETS   WILL CHECK LABOR PRAC. TICES WHICH RESULT IN HIGH FOOD AND HOUSING COSTS

ROBE HIG COST OF FOOD AND HOUSING   Two Congressional Committees Prepari for Investigations

pm DREW PEARSON Kea “The WASHINGTON Sam MERRY-GO-ROLUND      DREW PEARSON SAYS:—TRUMAN FORGOT TO CONSULT. THE HEN; NO WAR WITH RUSSIA IS PREDICTION OF STATE DEPARTMENT'S TOP ADVISERS; PRESIDENT TRUMAN INSISTS THAT DEMOCRATS FAVOR SAN FRANCISCO.

WRIGHT LEADS IN MISSISSIPPI POLL   . Governor Has Margin Over  Esxrir Primary Rivale

Hits ‘Feeble’ GOP Measure  In Statement   President Expresses Regrets At ‘Inadequacy’; Reveals His Distike Of Voluntary Action

Truman Scores Republican Bill As Inadequate   President Will Affix Signature Today—Urges Work able Program When Congress Reconvenes Next Month

Says Measure ‘Inadequate’; Raps Congress  President Calls For “Workable” Program

AGREEMENTS ON VOLUNTARY BASIS RAPPED   President Says Little Can Be Accompolished Under GOP Bill

Signs Measure Today Despite Bitter Attack   Calls It ‘Inadequate’ Hopes for Change In New Year

Declares ‘Feeble’ Measure Wil] Not Be Effective   Promises to Use ‘Meager Authority’ Contained in Bill

Executive to Sign  ‘Pitiful’ Measure   President Assails Absence - OF Price Control Teeth

TRUMAN RAPS GOP MEASURE TC FIGHT INFLATION   President Terms Bill ‘inadequate’; Reports He Will Sign Measure Today

Congress Assailed For Providing Inadequate  Weapon To Fight Costs

$18,175,000 Flood Control Measure Goes To Sen ate; Case Presses Fight For Low Dam At Randal

House Refuses Any Funds For Red Rock Dam   LeCompte Plea Rejected; $18,175,000 For Mis sour: Reeinmn Anmnenvwad.

Flood Control Appropriation for Missouri Basin Approved   But House Turns Down Funds for Construction  of Dam at Red Rock

Not One Major World Issue fs. Disposed Of ©   Third Week of Meeting—And Nothing Done

UN ASSEMBLY Paralyzed By Deadlock   Committees Act No Faster Than Does. Main Body

Action On Dozen Vital Issues Is Swamped By Long Hours Of Debate   Delay Threatens To Prolong Two Months Session Unless Speakers For Feuding Nations Are Gagged By New Assembly Rules.

Men Told Not To Enter Mine,  Witnesses Say   3 West Frankfort Deaths Due to Suffocation, Inquest Reveals

WITNESS STATES 3 MINE VICTIMS DISOBEYED ORDER   INQUEST TESTIMONY REVEALS ORDERS TO ‘AWAIT INSPECTION

‘MORE DOLLARS BEING SPENT FOR GIFTS THIS CHRISTMAS   INCREASED AMOUNT 18 BE; ~LIEVED-TO-REFLECT PRICE INCREASES. NOT MORE  PURCHASES -

SHOPPERS GIVE BUSINESS BOOM   Totedo Leads With Boost of Lt Ter Cent Over Last Year —~ Daytonites While Shopping Heavily Display More “Buyers’ Resistance.” - €

STRIKE CALLED OFF AFTER  ‘THIRTEN HOURS OF NE.  GOTIATION BETWEEN FIRM AND UR. -. JON

FORD BOWS TO CIO DEMAND OF LAW IMMUNITY   Union Exempt From Suits For Illegal Violations Of Working Contract

FORD COMPANY SURRENDERS 1 UNION TEMANES   Strike OF 107,000 Auto Workers Is Averted

Strike Is Averted: Taft-Hartley Act Will Be By-Passed   Company Immunizes Union Against Contract Violation Penalties   NO AGREEMENT YET ON PENSION PLAN   Company And Union To Establish Four Man Negotiation Committee

New Leads In ‘Black Dahlia’ Murder Case   Vietim’s Personal Posses sions Sent Thru Mails To Los Angeles Newspaper

Day’s Coal Loss Two Million Tons   Miners Hear Chiefs Hit Lax Safety Regeulation:

Financial Interests Said Involved... . Wallace Says Wall St. And U.S. Military Men Imperil Road To Peace

New State Department Proposed   Commerce Department Would Include Tourist And Two Other Units

Compliance of AFL With Labor Act Is Blocked by Lewis   Opposition of UMW Leader to Signing Of Anti-Communist Affidavits Prevents Action by AFL Executive Council

AFL Otticers Defy Ruling On Signing  As Non-Reds  Efforts To Comply Balked by Lewis;   Efforts To Comply Balked by Lewis; NLRB Doors Closec To 105 Unions

Miners’ Union Leat er Blocks Signature .of Non - Membership in Party Affidavits” to Open Door to NLE a

Miners’ Chief Vetoes Filing Of Afidavits  Council Compliance  Stymied By Action

Action To Stand For Time Being  Compliance Row May Develop In ‘Frisco

DOORS OF NLRB CLOSED T0 A, F.L.   LEWIS BLOCKS COMPLIANCE WITH NON - COMMUNIST CLAUSE OF LABOR ACT.

Action Closes NLRB Doors To 105 Unions   Mine Czar Opposes Signing of Affidavits Disavowing Red Party

John L. Lewis Blocks Labor Law Compliance By AFL Exec. Council   ‘AFL Stymiod By Lewis’ Oepesition Te Signing Affidevits Hsavewing Membership ln Commenist — Barty By Usicss :

Lewis Blocks Labor Law  Compliance   Decision Bars NLRB Machinery To Federation

AFL Compliance Taft-Hartley Act Blocked By Leuts   Mine Chieftain Opposes Signing Affidavits Disavowing Membership In Communist Party  Required By New Labor Law

Lewis’ Influence Keeps Council From Agreeing to Anti-Red Provisions

County's Three Draft Boards Prepare — For 'Silent Death’ Here on Monday

"Today In Congress   Truman Asks Congress To Continue Control Of Consumer Credit, Keep Buying In Check; New Rent Control Bill OK'd By Conferees

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital . Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Daughter Slays Another in Argument. Over Baby Boy            ‘Killer! Said by'Sani isco'Police-** To Be Mental Patient Feared Disarace -

19 of 21 Americar Republics Joined In Mutual ane  Making Trea eaty in Effort to Outlaw War

AmericanRepublics In Concerted Move To Outlaw War  In This Hemisphere: 19 of 21 Sion Pact

I9 Nations Sign Defense Treaty   Pact Provides Collective Defense Measures In Case Of Armed Attack

19 NATIONS SIGN DEFENSE TREATY   SIGNATURES ATTACHED TO PACT FRAMED BY INTERAMERICAN CONFERENCE,

Warning Given Of Aggression By President   Four-Point Declaration Of United States Policy Outlined

19 American Nations Sign Rio Treaty   Collective Defense Assured; Truman States U.S. Policy

NATIONS SIGN NEW PACT 10 OUTLAW WARS   MUTUAL DEFENSE Is ADOPTED BY 19 REPUBLICS

19 REPUBLIG SIGN PACT FOR JOINT ACTION   Secretary Marshall Is First For U. S. To Affix Signature

Truman Says U. S. To Stay Armed To Keep the Peace   President Lays Down ‘Frank’ Declaration Of American Policy at Final Session of Conference; Witnesses Signing of Document

19 Nations Sign Defense Trealy To Outlaw War  Secretary Marshall Signs First For U. 5.

ILLINOIS CONGRESS  MEMBERS VOTED ON  EXCISE LEVIES WACTIINGCTON Tan 20

Another Cold Wave Moves To Midwest   Official Minimum of 81 Below Zero Recorded in Yukon

TO MIDWEST FROM CANADA   Wave Slated To Last Days; Merk Takes Tumble

COLD MAY HANG ON THREE DAYS      Remote Canadian Yukon Has S81 Below Zero; Dust In St. Paul

State’s Fuel Oil Situation © Appears Grave   . Committee Takes _ Fgur Steps to Avert Crisis

$350,000 Fire Burns Through Business Area   80. Persons . Homeless; Stores, Hotels Destroyed

Appointees Tc Assume Office In September  bAn: Gren Draner   Maj. Gen Draper To Become War t[ndarcecretaryv

TRUMAN NAMES DEFENSE CHIEFS   Maj. Draper [Is Appointed Undersecretary of War

Pres. Announces Six Defense — Appointments      Made Under New Unified Defense Organization

A LLC OL CC LOLS  eet — TS ECT ne, eee = asses bans  Truman Makes Choices  For Unified Defense Boarc

FOOD CRISIS   Continuing Cold Wave Takes Mounting Toll Of Life in Germany

More Than 200 May Attend Session  District VFW Meet Set In City Today

Attendance Of 200 Expected At Convention   State Rep. Roger Q. Evans Will Be  Principal Soeaker

Luck And Plasme Save Hurt Flyer   Transfusions Given By ‘Remote Control’

Doctor Radios Instructions to Crew of Crashed Plane on How to Take Care of Radioman Critically Injured

N. . Doctor’s Radio Instructions Help Save Life of Sailor on Pacific Island

Radio Instructions Save Life of Army Air Crash Victim   Transfusions Enable G] To Survive; Loses Arm and Leg

Radio ‘Ham’Helps Soldier Survive  Plane Crash With ArmAndLegGone

Plasma Saves  Life Of Flier   Transfusions Given After Crash; Fellow Crew. men Are Unhurt.

Radio Instructions Save Injured Flier on Tiny Isle   Expectant Mother Administers Plasma As Doctor Talks: 5 Unhurt in Crash

LIFE SAVED BY RADIO ADVICE   Expectant Mother Administers Transfv-ion To Youna Soldier

Army F lier Survives Loss of Arm And Leg in Crash at Palmyra Isle

Radio Instructions from New Jersey Save Army Radioman’s Life in Pacific

House Approves Taxing Measure   School Boards Would Be Given Authority

BILL PERMITS NEW TAXES BY SCHOOL BOARDS   State House Approves Proposed Legislation For Wage, Sales Levies

“Contusion’ Forecast . Local Taxing Me easure  Given House Approval

Sen. “Martin ‘Cites. Nat Of Free-Rule Candidate   Declares Republican Standard Bearer In 1948 Must Be Man Of Firm Belief In  Recognition Of Liberty

France Opposed To Plan Of Raising German Industrial Level—Coal On Avenda

MARSHALL PLAN NEARING CRISIS   Test To Come At Conference On Raising Production Of Coal In Ruhr

Marshall Plan To Face Crisis   Coal Problem In Rutur To Be Th pd

FIGHTING RESUMED IN INDONESIA   Republicans Say Dutch Employing Airborne froops

Fighting Is On Again in indonesia   So Reported by Native Gov ernment—Dutch Reject U. S. Arbitration

Indonesia Appeals For Action by UN   Heavy Fighting Rages in Central Java; Retaliation Hinted By Dutch

Report Heavy Fighting. On ava Front   Indonesian Government Com-~ munique Says Battle Is Racing In Bandoeng Sector.

‘War Renewec in Large Area of Indonesia   Dutch Employing Airborne Troops Aaainst Republic

HOSTILITIES ARE RESUMED IN INDONESIA   Communique Claims That Large Scale Fighting Again Has Broken Out.

Indonesians  Say Fighting Renewed In  deong   Airborne Troops Are Being Used in Large Scale Battling Say  Native Communiques

Heavy ichtine Is Reported  In Indonesia  Dutch Patrols Are Attacked By Natives

Sigler May Start Tax Repeal Drive   Diversion Law Target For Today

SUCCESSION BILL DELAYED IN HOUSE   Passage of Measure Putting Martin Next in Line for Presidency Mav Come Today.

Cold British Slash Coal Use Again As Storm Strikes  Many Villages Isolates _ With Mereury Well Below Normal

BRITAIN ORDERS GAS USAGE CUT   Snowbound Coal Cargoes Bring New Crisis In Fuel Shortage

CONGRESS URGED TO SCRAP CURBS BY CIO LEADER   NAM Endorses Strike Controls; Seen As Vilal

ClO Urees « Sera pping  Labor Bills   But Manufacturers Say They Are Not Strong Enough

Congress Asked To Scrap Bills   CIO Leader Claims Drive Underway By Industry “Profiteers” To Smash Labor

Strike Controls Opposed By ClO; NAM for Passage   ‘Union Asks Congress Scrap All Pending Bills; Industry Urges Adoption

CIO WANTS ALL STRIKE CONTROL BILLS SCRAPPED   But They Are Endorsed By NAM As Necessary To Industrial Peace

Grass Lake’s Sole Employee. Talks Of Quitting Now Women Run Town

Youth To Receive New Trial 14 \Years After Prison Conviction   Congress Ready To Swina Into -Action —   [Legislators \ Will Study Local Bills Today, Tackle General Education Measure Tomorrow

Food Inquiry Group Seeks Margin Boost   Speculation Suppor ting High Food Prices, Truman Told

Speculation Keeping Food Prices High, Congressional Group Says   Subcommittee Calls on Truman to Restrain Speculative Operations; Grain Prices Skid Sharply; Hog, Butter and Egg Futures Lower

Speculators Blamed For Food Prices   Congressmen Ask Curbs; .Comptroller Appeals to Bankers

Congress Unit Urges Action  By President  Probers Propose  Raised Margin

Speculation Holds Up Prices on Food, Committee Charge:  Wires President to Raise Requirement  On Grain Marain

SPECULATION BLAMED FOR HIGH FOOD COST   Congressional Group-Asks President To Take Action: Cabinet Meets Today

High Prices Blamed on Speculation   Price of Grain Breaks; Hogs and Butter Also Drop

Demands Check on Speculation  Committee Urges Presidential Action

 Congressional Investigators IOV i  Speculation Keeping Up Prices      Subcommittee Calls On Truman To Restrain lt

Truman Asked To Curb Food  Speculation   Congressional Unit Calls for Raising of Grain Margins

Supporting High Prices, They Charge   Would Raise Margin Needs— Grain Prices  Break Sharply

‘SPECULATION IS  CAUSE OF HIGH FOOD PRIPES ppnaE cunwe   Congressional Subcommittee Makes An Appeal to Truman.   TO RESTRAIN PRICES   Committee Says Margin Requirements on Grain Should Be Raised.

Hog, Cattle Prices Dip In Chicago   Truman Calls Cabinet Into Session for Discussion on Food

SPECULATION IS BLAMED FOR HCI   CONGRESSMEN FIND FEDERAL PURCHASES ARE POORLY TIMED

SPECULATION BLAME! FOR HIGH FOOD COST BY CONGRESS’ PROBE  PRESIDENT REQUESTED TO CURTAIL EXCESSES; MARKETS OFF AGAIN

COSTS LAID 10 SPECULATION   Declared ‘Supporting Food Prices At Unjustifiable Levels’

State’s Chief Reports Today To Legislature   Warns of Future Bust ness Retession, Result: ing Shrink In stevenue

Demanding Balanced Budget Governor Tells Legislature He'll Do Some Sharp Cutting   Declares Only Safe Course Is Make Fair Distribution of Funds Available; Budget Message to Be Submitted Later

NARNG STATE IVGOME FACES CERTAIN DROP   Praises Financial Situation But Urges Revenues Be Safequarded.

HEARS REPORT OF GOVERNOR   Tells Legislators Taxation Reform Can Not Be Delayed

WARNS SLUMP MAY CUT INTO STATE INCOME   Governor Paints Rosy Picture of Current Economic Status

Can't Delay Tax Reforms, Solons Told   Foreseeing Recession, Governor Insists On Bal anced Finances.

Will Cut Amounts Asked For State Departments, lowa Legislators Told

GOVERNOR BLUE PLANS TO CUT FUND REQUESTS   Tells Jowa Legislators Reform of Tax System Cannot Be Postponed

Governor Gives Report; Demands Balanced Budget   Presents Rosy Picture of lowa Finances, But Warns Conditions Will Change

Trial of Five In Vote Fraud Set for Sept. 1   Election Workers Were Indicted By Federal Grand Jury

Predicts Draft To Be Resumes   Senator Asserts Draft Will Be Renewed If Armed Service Bill Is Passed

DRAFT RENEWAL DANGER S SEEN   Unification Bill Attacked bj  Sen. Robertson

DEWEY MEN WORRY ABOUT THIRD PARTY:   Would Handicap Chances for. Nomination

Dewey Followers Fear Effects of 3rd Party Move   Feel Governor Will Lose Advantage If Democrats Become Split

Followers Of Dewey Worry About Threat Of 3rd Party   New York Governor Carries Undeclared  Campéign Into the  Mountain State Area

Ships Stand By in Move to  Rescue Crewmen Seven Are Fished  From Sea When Tifahaci Te Tact

Ships Stand By in Move to  Rescue Crewmen Seven Are Fished  From Sea When   Lifeboat Is Lost

) HOUSE GROUP TO PRESS FOR "WORKERS BILL OF _ 4) RIGHTS” IN FINAL / DRAFT

AC Independent Union Disbands  Last Night’s Meet Is Attended by 12

For Income Tax Ceiling   Stassen Asks Maximum Of 50°; in Book “Where I Stand”; Calls For Dynamic Capitalism -

'New’ Gromyko Puzzles UN Delegates; Red Spokesman Is Growing Congenia

THREATEN A STRIKE   Students Will Protest Detention Of 50 Shanghai Clas«mate.

THREATEN 4 STRIKE   Students Will Protest Detention Of 50 Shanghai

Confronted By Co-Defendant’s Testimony In Romanian Treason Trial Maniu Admits Telling U. S. Aide ‘Of Resistance Government Plan

Gen. Eisenhower  Speaks ToDAR   Army Chief Of Staff Ad. dresses Opening Of Assembly At Washington

a a  ‘British  Women Called To Form Sewing Circle Te Earn WU. S&S. Dollars

Says He Failed to Report Offer   General ‘Meyers Said  Offer of Job, House Was Made by Huahes

STORIES CLASH AT TESTIMONY IN HUGHES QUIZ   General Takes Stand Agair After Describing Offer Of Job And House

- Gen. Meyers Says Hughes Offered Him :_Home And Job That He Did Not Report

Claims Hughes Offered Job   But Retired Generaf Admits He Should Have Told Superiors During Wer

Myers Admits He Probably Made Mistake   Testifies Regarding Alleged Proposal Made by Hughes

Evening School To ~ Be Monday, Feb. 10   E. P. Sylwester \ Will Be Discussion Leader At Eighth o Meeting.

Evening School. Ts Scheduled To Be Monday Night  OB P. Sylvester will: > Be Discussion Leade ~ At Feb. 10: Session

Steelworker Admits Rape-Siayinig Of Five-Year-Old Carol Thompson

Investigate Slaying of Young Girl   Probe Activities of Man Who Said He Killed Girl, 5,  Near Norristown

Calmly Admits To Rape And Murder   33-Year-Old Steelworker ‘Tells Of Attack On Little Girl.

Mishaps Claim ) In Wisconsin   Weekend Drownings, Crashes Take Lives

Mishaps Take Lives Of Five   Three Badgers Drowned Two Die In Accident:  On Highways

TRUMAN MUM ON THIRD PARTY   Refuses to Comment on Wallace’s Candidacy

PRESIDENT HAS NO COMMENT WALLACE ACTION   DEMOCRATS HAIL RETURN OF PARTY TO BASIC IDEALS

 Democratic Leaders. Asser! Wallace: Will Strengthen _ Party ‘and Increase Actlivitie:

FINE NEW YEAR FOR DEMOS 1S ONLY COMMENT   Return to Regularity In Party Seen As One Result

President Silent On Wallace Bolt Capital Buzzes   Truman Maintains Silence As Demo Leaders Point To Move As Strengthenane Party: Aid Plan Given

Truman Keen: Silent on Third Party  President Offers No   President Offers No Comment Today On Wallace’s Move

Truman Fails To Comment On Third Party  Other Democratic   Other Democratic Leaders See Step As Aid To Party

‘No Comment,” Says Truman  About Wallace   President Refuses To Comment on 3rd Party Move; Wallace Presents Plan for Europe Recovery.

TRUMAN SAYS “NO COMMENT” ON WALLACE   Declines To Answer *Excep To Predict Democratic : “Happy New Yea.”

Greek Army Relief Forces Are Within Sight of Embattled Konitsa; General Kai-Shek Says China Faces Downfall Unless Communists Are Stopped; Dominion of India ls Making Efforts to Avert War with Pakistan; Other Important News of Day

No Comment From Truman on Wallace Third Party Plan   Leaders See Bolt As Having Healthy Effect on Democrats

Truman Has ‘No Comment On Wallace   Sen. Sparkman Says Party Control May Return to ‘Regulars’

President Is Quiet About Wallace Move   Democratic Leaders Take View That Action Will Help Party

Wallace's Move. To Consolidate Democratic Party   Leaders See Return Tc - Regular Control In Key States.

Truman Keep Silent on Third Party   President Offers No  Comment Today 1 On Weallare’e Move

ALSO PROMISES TAX REDUC. TION AND DECLARES UNITED NATIONS ONLY _. PEACE HOPE Lo

RUSSIA CLINGS TO VETO POWER   Vishinsky Fires New Blast At Marshall Plan

Congress Gets Legislation on  Aid Proposal   Keep Party Managers Out, Vandenberg Begs In Rejecting Sullivan  Endorsement Plan

Today’s Acts, Talks "in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Greek-Turk Aid Measure Presenter  a   Vandenberg. Urges Party Heads to Keep Away  From Issue

Representative Eaton Introduces Administration Bill To Carry Out Truman’s  New Foreign Program.   PRESIDENT WILL GET BROAD POWERS BY BILL

Forrestal - Says. Unification of Armed Forces’ Would Aid  Foreien Policy   HEARINGS ON AID PLAN  WILL SOON BE STARTED

Conaress Gets Greek Aid Bill  Vandenberg Attacks Political Interference

Greek-Turkish Aid Bills Introduced  Truman May Get Free Hand   Truman May Get Free Hand With Move to Ban Politics

Truman Is Free  To Give Plan Aid   Turkish-Greek Aid Pretty Much Left Up To Him

Today In Congress   Vandenberg Warns Against Playing Politics — With Greek-Aid Bill Offered In Senate;  Army-Navy Mercer Proposal Is Discussed

Slain Woman’s Rings Missing   Husband, Questioned By Police, Says She Al- © ways Wore Them.

SLAIN WOMAN'S DIAMONDS. MISSING "Gems Sou! ht as Clue  \  “in Dual: Nlurder Case

STORM BATTERS PART OF GEORGI   HURRICANE BLOWS SELF OUI AFTER CAUSING DAMAGE OF $3,000,000.

Hurricane Blows Itself Out After Raking Savannah  Extensive Property ~ Damaae Is Reported

Hurricane Blows Out After Damage to Georgia Areas   Turns In From Sea, Miljion.Dollar Loss At Savannah Alone

Storm Loses Its  Fury; Savannah Hit Hard Blow   Storm Blows Itself Out In South Georgia; Property Damaae Is Hiak

Savannah  Is Hit Hard, Then Storm Dissipates   Damage in City About $1,000,000: High Tides Add  To Destruction

Hurricane Hits South Georgia With Big Los:   Water Covers Causeway As Wind-Whipped Waves  Crente Damace

VOTE BY PRECINCTS   Borden Plan To Be Dropped   Senate Committee Decides Against Trying to Get Hospital as New Asylum

Porter Rushes Home to Explain Greek Crisis   Ohio Senator Want: Probe Into Danger of U. S. Aid Stand

TRUMAN ASKS GREEK REBELS TO CQOPERATE   Widening of Relief Program Denied At Capitol

ALEMAN LASHES AT AGGRESSORS   Mexican’ President Wil Give Audress Today In Congress

ALEMAN PLACES WREATH ON TOME   Salutes Unknown War Dead; Assaits Aggression Later In Snaerhk

MEXICAN PRESIDENT CONFERS WITH HST DURING VISIT U.S. War Dead Honored By Aleman In Ceremonies In Capital: World Acagression Scored lin Talk

Crowd Of 100,000 Hears Him Proclaim First Official Act  Will Wace War   ‘I Want To Be, Am Going To Be Servant of People,’ He Says

lo Join Georgia In Freight Rafe Fight In Courts  ‘My Hands Untied,’ New Executive Tells Inauauration Crowd

Taft Target Of Criticism   Republican Colleagues Attack Radio Speech Of Senate Leader

Taft More Favorable to Truman: Plans   Indicates. Favor Toward One Of Proposals

‘Calculus  Killer" Slays Mother   ‘Her Number Came Up,’ Says Crazed. Preacher.

Preacher Kills Mother as ‘Witch’; Number ‘709 Incites Bludgeoning

Break Sighted In Phone Strike  - $tate Leader Looks For Cheerful News

U.S. FOOD SUPPLIES TO SHRINK IN “48, EXPERTS PREDICT   Prices Expected to Remain High for Most of Next Year.   SHORTAGE OF CEREALS   Foreign Aid Program Due to Touch Off Hot Debates in Conaress.

Refail Prices. To Stay High; ~ Cereals Short   Problem: Of He Helping Te ‘Feed  Europeons -- Given Study

Director Thinks Even Bumper 48 Crop Not Enough   Terrific Job Is Facing Congress in Deciding Crucial Problems

Food Supply To Sink Even Lower In ‘48   Warnings Of Critical Food Shortage Come From Several Sourees “As Leaders Look ‘To Europe

Reports Food Supplies to Shrink Lower  Foreign Aid Plan May Touch Of Hacted Debate

SHRINKAGE SEEN IN AMERICAN FOOD _ SUPPLIES IN 194   Agriculture Department Makes Forecast as Problem of Helping Feed Europe Is Studied.   HIGH PRICES HELD “ LIKELY MOST OF YEAR   Indications Grow Truman’s Foreign Aid Program Will Meet Fierce Opposition in-Congress,

FOOD SUPPLY IN 1948 PREDICTED TO BE SMALLER   Agriculture Departmen Foresees Continuing  High Price Range

Solons Study Problems of  Aid to Europe   Food Supplies to Shrink Lower, Prices to Stay Up Most of Year Report By Department Savs

SUPPLIES OF FOOD SHOW SHORTAGE   Warnings Are Heard Throughout Nation Of World Scarcity

Food Supplies To Sink Even Lower, Report   Leaders Study Problem Of Feeding Europe

Forecast Gives Gloomy Picture  Of Hungry World   Truman Aid Program To Create Fierce Congressional Debate

ONE REION RESIDENT DIED   Services For Frank A Storer, 73, Held In Irecton Tuesday

FORMER IRETON RESIDENT DIED         pas For Frank A . Storer, 73. Held In Ireton Tuesday 

SURPLUS FOOD DISTRIBUTION PLAN ASKED   Sec. Anderson -Wants_Long Range Price Support Svstem

Darity Formula Overhaul Urged   Anderson Suqgests Long-Range Planning To Pretect Farmers

TRUMAN SILENT ON CHOICE FOR DEFENSE CHIEF   Meanwhile, Congress Studies Measure To Unify the Nation’s Armed Forces

DEFENSE HEAD NOT SELECTED   Truman Not Ready to Name New Secretary

Army-Navy Merger in Last Stage; Truman ‘Not Ready’ to Name Chief

EX-AMBASSADOR ISDEAD AT 80   Abram L. Elkus, Envoy To Turkey Prior To World War One, Passes In New Jersey.

Food Plentiful lin Germany jon Black Markel   Scribe Describes  Trip Into 

Food Plentiful in Germany on Black Market  Scribe Describes Trip Into Bavarian Region

GAMBLER SLAIN IN HOLLYWOOD   Famed Bugsy Siegel, 42 Shot Gangland Style With .50 Carbine

Gang-Style Slugs Kill Bugsy Siege  _ Hollywood Gombler Sloin In Mansion

Ex-New York Gangster Is Shot in West   Bugsy Siegel Hit 4 Times Through A Window In Hollywood Home.

Wide Search Launched for Siegel Slayer   Detectives Grope Through Underworld ‘in Search for Clues

Cops Comb Underworld for Gangland Slayers of Notorious Bugsy Siegel

Police Search For Murderers   Benjamin ‘Bugsy’ Siegel California Gambler, Shot By Assassin.

Sleuths Grope In Underworld To Find Killer   “Bugsy” Siegel, Gambler And One-time Public Enemy, Shot to Death In Heliywood Home

PRAIRIE: FIRE: ~ BURNED HOURS   FLAMES . THAT DESTROYED HAY AND GRAIN CROPS WAS BATTLED EIGHT  “HOURS

Blaze Destroys Thousands. of DolJars Worth of Grain and Hay— State Border Patrol Reports Fire Burned Out After Elght Hour Rampage.

HEAVY DAMAGE IN CHURCH FIRE   Half-Million Dollar Loss at - Rock Island, III.

GAVIN BLASTS AID PROGRAM   Urges Defeat Of Greek Aid Bill To Keep U. S. From  Continental Politics

ARCHBISHOP CURLEY, SENIOR CATHOLIC PRELATE ATI © DIES OE CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGRAT OY:

SENIOR CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP DIES   REV, MICHAEL CURLEY HEADED WASHINGTON BALTIMORE DISTRICTS

Prelate Dies At Age Of 67   Eyesight Impairment Hac Prevented Public Avpearances——

Roman Catholic Prelate Succumbs to Cerebral Hemorrhage at Bon Secours Hospital

SENIOR U. $. ARCHBISHOP OF CATHOLIC CHURCH DIES   Frejate Michael J, Curley Stricken by Cernbral Newarrhage.

Death Claims Catholic Head   M, J. Curley Victim Of Brain Hemorrhage

Archbishop Succumbs   Ranking Prelate Of Catholic Church Dies in Baltimore

BALTIMORE IS DEAD, AGED 67   Michael J. Curley Sac cumbs To Hemorrhage ls Bakimere Hespital®

BISHOP CURLEY WAS STRICKEN   NOTED CATHOLIC EDUCATOR DIED LAST NIGHT IN HOSPITAL AT BOS “". MON

NOTED CATHOLIC . ARCHBISHOP AND EDUCATOR DIES   Most Rev. Michael J. Curley Only Primate to Head.  Twa Sees in U.S.

ClO URGED TD HELP RCLICVE WORLD NEED!   Prelate Asks Support of U. S. Foreign Policy of European Aid.

ClO Hoists Foreign Aid to Top Spot   Action Expected to Bring Results in Labor Circles Abroad

CO Convention ears Plea For Aid To Europe   Meeting Is Expected To Have Bearing On European Workers

CIO Steps Into World Politics   Invitation to Marshall To Address Convention Seen As Slap at Reds Within CIO and Abroad

Bishop Asks CIO To Help Needy  "Cushing Urges Union To Back U.S. Policy

CIO Hears Plea Of Archbishop   Urges Union Support Of American Foreign Policy.

Hn EF FLIERS NIE IN INDIANA PRA H   Huntingburg Airport Is Scene of Fatal Accident Last Night.

Campaigner Says Another Tax Cut Will be Made as . Contreee Meats

Tax Relief Hinges On GOP Victory  Taft Declares In — Address At Spokane

Adjournment {s Planned by Senate in Another Week   Bills for Aid of Vets And Terminal Pay Measure on Agenda

Congress Plans to Quit by July 26th With 100 Bills Up  ‘Must’ Legislation Wil Ra na  aaa   ‘Must’ Legislation Will Be Programmed for Quick Action

Senate to Hold Night Sessions    Busy Week, Adjournment Julv 26 Slated

Veterans Bills On ‘Must’ List      Congress Sticks To Plans for Adjournment ' July 26

Congress Sets Night Sessions To Clear Slate   Clings To July 26 Adjournment Date For Lawmakers

SENATE ADDS Gl BONDS TO MUST LIST FOR WEEK   GOP Leaders Agree On Holding Day And  Ali «wht Secetnne

British Leaders Bargain With Eastern Europe to Solve Economic Crisis

Mangled Bodies Being Removed   Sister Ship Flown to Crash Scene for Comparison With Wrecked: Plane

DC-6 Flown to ‘Tragedy Scene  ‘For Comparison   Bodies of 52 Victims Taken From Crash Area

FOR JURY DUTY APR. 10   To Report In Superior Court At 9:30 A. M.

80 CALLED FOR JURY DUTY APR. 10   To Report In Superior Court At 9:30 A. M.

GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES ‘GET TOUGH’ POLICY ON FEEEQPTS TR eanct Tue cacT OF LIVING

‘New London School Disaster, Nation's Greatest, Occurred 10 Years Ago Today Killing Near 300

Anniversarv of Stark Tragedv   New London School Explosion 10 Years Ago Took 300 Lives

Many Leave "Jobs Asking Higher Pay   No Indication That Communists Causing New Labor Unrest

Ramadier Endorsed. But Strikes Spread   50,000 Are Jobless in Walkout Protesting France’s Wage-Freeze Policv—Communists Blamed

Strikes Threaten To Undermine New Ramadier Cabinet   WALKOUTS NOT SEEN AS COMMUNISTS MOVE   Socialist National Council  Government

Wave of Strikes Threatens France   Wage Freeze Policy Set by Ramadicr May Halt Price Spiral

50,000 French Workers Leave Jobs as Walkouts Against Wage Freeze Spread

Strikes Protest Wage-Freezing Policy in France   50,000 Workers Off Jobs As Move Spreads

SEES APPROVAL BULWINKLE BILL   Senator Reed Predicts No More Than 25 Dissenting Votes To Bill On Railroad Rale-Making Change.

Reed Presses As Opponents  Hit Farmers,   Tobey L ashes Solons: Backing Rate Fixing; Passage is “Prediéted -

Co-operation With Neighbors . Urged by Welles  Asserts U.S. Role Is One of Advacing Liberty

WINTER SHORT ON GAS SEEN   Tight Fuel Supply for the - Next Five Years Is Probability

Fuel Situation May Be Tight  For Five Years   ‘Winter of Concern’ For Gas Producers Seen by U. S. Official

Major Issue ‘Centers on Economics   Anglo-American Plan Opposed by Soviet Union

Fight Over Europe s Economy Is Shaping Up at U. N. Meeting  Russia. Western Powers   Russia, Western Powers May Debate Issue Three Weeks

France,RussiaPresenting Plans For Reich Setup   Molotev Would Establish Provisional Government Along Pre-Hitler Lines

Bevin Offers Seeming Coa Compromise   Hear France Favors Loose Federation  Of States

Russia and France Present to Big 4 Ministers Their Suggestions fox Government of New Germany

Russ, French Proposals Top Agenda Today   Western Powers Favor Decentralization; Sovyiets Opposed

Soviet, French Plans Offered At Conference   Loose Federation Of States In Germany Is Proposed

Back Track On Demand Strong ‘Central Rule’   Bidanlt Is Also Expected To Present Plans For Loose Federation  Of States   Compromise On  Coal Is Offered   Bevin Proposes Economic Unity and National Pooling German Resources

Government For Germany Considered   Russia Favors Decentralized Reaime

RUSSIAN, FRENCH ~ PLANS ARE PLAGED ATOP THE AGENDA   Molotey Proposes Establishment of Provincial German Government.   BADAULT IS TO ACT   Will Present Plan for Germany Envisaging a Single House of Parliament.

BIG 4 DIFFERS OVER TYPE OF GERMAN GOV'T  - BIDAULT EXPECTED -.. TO PROPOSE LOOSE

Premier Says ‘Swift Action’ To Be Taken  Poland Sets Warning On Catholic ‘Attack’

Joe Burgart In Hospital With Serious Burns   Roman C. Test 13, Also Badly Burn Making Progress

Joe Burgart Hospital Wi  Serious Burn:         Roman C. Testroet,  18, Also Badly Burned’ But Making Progress

Says Necessity for Immediate Passage Madde More Positive By Big 4 Meeting

Nine Hours Of Debate Is Under Way   House Opens Arguments on Measure, Part of Truman  Foreign Policy

Withholding Tax Gave Uncle Sam Biggest Revenue  Peacetime Records y Are Shattered By 1946 Collections

‘Industrialist to Spend Million Dollars in Creating ‘Idea!’ Town

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  A Mining Town Is Reborn As ‘Athens Of Rockies’

Three Persons Dead. In Train Derailment   Locomotive Ploughs Into Ground After Leaving Embankment

Three Dead, Others Badly Hurt As Engines Cverturn After Hitting Open Switch

3 Killed in Derailment  on Big Four   Two Missing Section Men Believed Caught Under Wreckage

* WITHDRAWAL OF UAW From AFL CAUSES RUMORS OF. A KEW WATIONAL “union fs

Lewis Cuts Tie In Clash Over No-Red Vow   Believed Seeking Aid Of Left Wing In ClO For New Labor Unit

Pit Chief Quits AFL 2nd Time   Lewis’ Bolt. Boosts Speculatien on Try For Third Movement

St. Louis Strike No Longer Fun, In Seventh Day   Costs Business, Endangers Health, Officials Soy -

Paralysis Spreads Over St. Louis   Transportation Strike Choking Community Now

St. Louis Counts High Costs of Transport Strike   Business Curtailed, ° Officials Voice Fears Over Public Health

§t. Louis Hurt By Bus Strike   Public Health May Suffer, Official Says

TRANSPORTATION STRIKE COSTLY   St. Louis Business Houses Report Business Off Millions of Dollars,

Argentina Poses Second Problem At Brazil Parley   Will Hold Out For Unanimous Action Against Aggression

Nation Informs Parley Dratting Hemisphere Pact That Unanimity Should Rule in Repelling Aggression.

Argentina Upholds Treaty Position  Wants Unanimity in Hemispheric Action

Argentina to Defend’ Rule Of Unanimity   Stand Opposes U.S. Views on Defense; Insists on Veto

Argentina Plans To Give Support   Reports Country ‘ill Go Along With Majority   TO DEFEND UNANIMITY   Most American Natiorts Favor Jomut Employment of Force

Argentina Bucks U.S. Plans Ai Rio Conference  Wants Veto Righi Not % Rule

Argentine Stand Reiterated By Represeniative      Defends Right Of Vato For Defense System

Compromise Intimated By Spokesman   Second Major Problem Faces Representatives

Majority Vote Rule Wins Out   Joint Action Against Aggressors Agreed to By Pan American Nations

Argentina To Insist on Veto Right   Proposal for Joint Use Of Force Against Any Aggressor Key Point in Inier-American Confab

Right Of Veto ls Reiterated By Argentina  To Go Along With Majority: Decision’

Argentina Firm: in Opposition to Rio Majorities   Plans to Defend Unanimity Stand In Action Against Any Aqaressor

Argentina Backs Veto Principle In Defense Treaty   Intimates She May Compromise

Argentina For Veto Right In  Defense System   ‘Inclined To Go Along With Majority’s Decis.  einn’? Mawever.

Argentina Set To Stand Firm ‘On Veto Right   Delegate. Denins Flop Ou Demand Made For Unanimity

Argentina Pat On Veto Right  At Conference  Opposes Joint Arms vAgainst Aggression  Ineczde Hamianhere

Argentina Asks Veto Right In  Defense System   South American Country Asks Unanimity in Hemisphere Action Against Aggression.

Argentina Backs. Veto Principle   Will Defend Position, o! “Unanimity. “in Avy ». « Joint. Action

Argentina Stands Up For Veto   But Indicates She May  Go Along With Major _ ity on Use of Joint Action ‘Against Attack

TOLEDO DEATH - TOBE PROBEL   CORONER CONVINCED THAT BEATING CAUSED DEATH OF TWO-YEAR-OLD CHILD THERE

Marshall Seeks ‘Yes or No Repl From Russians   Disarmament Treaty Suggestions from Molotov Rejected

Replies to Attack by Sen. Taft   Pres. Truman’ Defends His Policies After Senate Assault

TAFT POLICY IS DENOUNCED BY PRESIDEN]   Ohio Senator Termec Advocate of Boom, Bust Doctrine

SENATOR TAFT IS CONDEMNED AS DEFEATIST   TRUMAN SHARP IN CRITICISM OF GOP PROSPECT

Truman Lashes Taft Policy of ‘Boom and Bus!   President Says Aid To Starving Millions Must Be Maintained

TrumanDenounce: Taft as Urging  ‘Boom and Bust  Calls GOP Leader’s Philosophy ‘Dangerous And Defeatist’

Truman Hits At Taft as ‘Boom-Bust’ Advocate  President Replies To Senator’s Blas   President Replies To Senator’s Blast At Administration Economic Poliey

ARMY AIR FORCES REPORT 90 DAYS SUPPLY OF AVIATION GAS AND OIL; TRAINING RETARDED

METEOR FIREWORKS VISIBLE NEXT WEEK   After Midnight Next Monday and Tuesday Best Times to See Sky Show.

British Warned Of Death in Mail   Dozen Prominent Men  Are Sent Tiny Bombs

Maryland Sales Tax. - Gets Slashed Today   Lane To Sign Bill Raising Exemptions .To 15... >. Cents”

DC 6 Planes Grounded After Blaze   Officials Meeting At Gailup, N. M., For Investigation

Four . Lines Halt DC-6’s For Checks   American Airlines Ship - Makes Landing With . Fire, Burning Under Fuselage  3   95° Are Unhurt   Passengers, Are ‘Shifted to . Another , Craft -at-Albuquerque

DC-6s Grounded To Await Probe Of Plane Blaze   Pilot Lands Airliner When Fire Noticed; °25 Passengers Saved

25 Unhurt In  Plane Flames   Four Airlines Reveal That Huge DC-6 Planes Will Be Grounded For Inquiry

Huge Plane: Grounded to Await Probe  DC-6 Brought Down Sately   DC-6 Brought Down Sately Despite Blaze

Five Airlines Grounding Their Planes   Results of Inquiry Into Cause of Fire Are Awaited

Four Airlines Ground Big DC-6 Planes After Fire  . ee) ee a   Find Similarity in Blaze Where 25 Persons Escape And Crash Which Killed 52

Planes Grounded Pending Inquiry Into Fire Cause   4 Air Lines Act After Near-Tragedy Tuesday.

Airlines Ground DC-6 Planes After Fire In Bia Plane   Four-Engised Plane Landed Safely in New Mexixo; Seek ta Establish and Eredicate Cause of Fires. .

Five Airlines Ground DC-6 Type of Ship   Action Follows Dramatic Escape of 25 From Second Burning Transport

Five Airlines Ground DC-6 Planes After Second Transport Blaze   Dramatic Escape of 25 Passengers and. Crew Personnel In Emergency Landing Touches Of Probe: Plane Lands With Flames Spurting

25 Escape Death  DC-6 Aircraft Are Grounded As Ship Blaze Inquiry Opens   Emergency Landing Made By American; Parallel Fire Cited

DC-6 Planes Idle Pending Probe of Fire   Emergency Landing Precipitates Quiz; 25 Emerge Unhurt

DC-6 Planes Are Grounded After 2nd Fire   President Truman’s Ship Among Those To Get Rigid Inspection

INQUIRY 15 ORDERED IN NEW BLAZE   25 Passengers Barely Escape Flaming Plane

— PASSENGERS, CREW  SAFE — _ 5 Lines. Ground. Dc- és After. Fire i in Plane

f . . Four Airlines Order AL .. DC-6 Planes Grounded As Inquiry Is Begun In Near Tragedy

ASK AIRLINES T0 GROUND PLANES PENDING PROBE   DC-6 AIRLINER ON FIRE LANDS SAFELY AT GALLUP AIRPORT

Fire In Ship At Gallup Is Cause Of Move   Five Companies Take Action Pendina Probe

Dramatic Escape Of 25 From Second Airline Crash And Blaze In Month Results In Grounding Of Most DC-6’s

Try To Find Out Cause Of Cabin Fires   American, United, Braniff, National Airlines Suspend Flights During Probe

25 Escape From Airliner Blaze   Five Airlines Ground DC-6 Transports Pending Inquiry Into Near-Disaster Yesterday.

Lines Grounc 'DC-6 Planes For Inquiry   Order Is Issued by Five Agencies Pending Probe Into Fire That Caused Emergeney Landing

Four Airlines Ground Planes Following Fire   Operation Of DC-6 Aircraft Suspended During Inquiry

CHECKS MADE ON CAUSE OF DC-6 BLAZES   SMOKE - FILLED SHIP LANDED SAFELY AT GALLUP, N. M.

Douglas Aircraft Corp., Builders Of DC-6s Requests All Users To Do Likewise Until Cause Corrected

Five Airlines  Ground DC-6’s   Take Action Pending Inquiry Into Fire At Gallup, N. M.

Five Airlines Ground Huge DC-6 Plane:   Order Goes Out Pending Inquiry Into Cause Of Fire Which Forced One Plane To Land

Inquiry Launched After Blaze On  American Liner   Crew and Passengers Escape in Emergency Landing in New Mexicc

in Quick 7 Lan      Fire Is Similor. 1% to One That Caused Wreck in Utah .

DC-6 Planes Grounded After Fire    All Passengers Herded from Ship At Western Port

DC-6s Groundec After New Fire  25 Unharmed After Emeraency Loandina

Airliner Lands Safely After Flames Are..  Discovered   a 6 ST Of Gd tet A TRAY 62 OASYS Five Airlines Ground All Their Huge DCG Planes

Five Airlines Ground DC-6 Planes After 25 Escape Blazing Airliner

Near Crash Touches Off Big Inquiry   25 Escape Deoth In Second Transport Blaze Within Month

Four Airlines Ground Their Huge DC-6 Planes Today   Action Follows Safe Emergency Landing of Blazing Ship at Gallup

GROUNDED BY 5 AIRLINES   Flights Called Off Pending Inquiry Into Cause of Fire Which Forced One of Big Ships Down at Gallup.

2 Fireboats-Battleship Fight Looms off Newark   Experts Probe Airplane Blaze Pp Pp   Link Fire with Utah Crash: Airlines Ground DC-6s Until Cause of Trouble Determines

Launch Plane Query   ' Six Companies Halt Giant. Planes When _ One Is Forced Down; ‘ Suspect ‘Heater Unit

Airlines Ground 2 Dl-6 Planes Pending Probe   - Near-disaster Sets Off Quiz-—-Byilders Seek Coyse of Eirac

Blaze Aboare Craft Cause Of Decision   25 Passengers And Crew Come Out Unharmed

Action Taken After Fire Drives One of ~ Big Liners to Land   Spectacular i Ehieigetey, ‘Descent Made at Gal-'” . fup, N’M.; Tuesday © >

Six Airlines Ground DC-6s Resulf Fires   Latest Accident Forced Big Ship Down . At Gallup, N: M.; No Person Was Iniured

Airlines Ground DU Airplanes:   Flights Suspended Pending Probe Of ” Eires In Craft

AIRLINERS GROUNDED AS ONE GATCHES FIRE   Spectacular Landing Saves 25 Passengers, Crew

Will Petition Supreme Court Findings Today GovernmentAsks Fast Action  To Avert Coal Strike Threat

House Reverses Self to Aid Gls, School Children   Raises Appropriations $356,000,000 for Vets Benefits, Hot Lunches

ECONOMY IN REVERSE .  House. Ups G, I. Benefit, School‘Lunch Funds -

House: Votes Money. For. GI Benefits      “Also: Provides: For ‘School: Lunches:

$350 Millions Added To G. I. Benefits Fund  $6 Millions Is Also Given School Lunch

Gl Benefits, School Lunches Given Boost   House Passes $2,800,000,000 Deficiency Appropriation Bit}

House's Economy  Drive Reversed  $350,000,000 Added to G. I. Benefits

U.S. Attacks Argentina's Defense Plan   Differs on Stand Over Agression  a. 2: ee See

OPPOSE MOVE ~ BY ARGENTINE   U. S. OBJECT§ TO LIMITING SECURITY PACT TO APPLY ONLY TO OVERSEAS  . NATIONS i

Authority of Gen. MacArthur ls Questioned   Fate of Ex-Premier Tojo May Rest with Supreme Court

Tojo, Other Jap Crimes Defendants, Mav Apveal to U. S. Supreme Cour!

MANAGER ELECTION CALLED OFF HERE BY PLAN BACKERS   Many Favor, But Few Want to Work for Proposal, Leader Says.   REVIVAL IS POSSIBLE   Apathy on Part of Workers Is Basis of Cancellation of Vote Date.

Strike Curb Bill Rushed To Senate   Extraordinary Session Held by State Senate

SENATE MOVE TO ACT IN CRISIS ENDS AS ADJOURNMENT VOTED  _ TEXAS LEGISLATORS IN _. EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR  BRIEF PERIOD TODAY

WESTERN EUROPE’S PLEA FOR CASH-T0 GET CLOSE STUDY   Scrutiny to Be Given Figure: Before Congress Is Asked  For Appropriation

INVESTORS WILL HAVE TO PUT UP FUNDS FOR BANK   For Whatever Amount I Loaned 16 European Nations on Marshall Plan.   STATEMENT BY GARNER   Bank Now Has Only About 500,000,000 Available For Lending.

BOND SALE 10 AID EUROPE 15 HINTED   Ls  WORLD BANK HEAD SAYS INYESTORS MUST PUT UP   MONEY IF LOAN IS MADE,

EGYPTIANS RIOT IN UN PROTEST   Demand Council Action on Dispute with Britain

Five Perish, Six Injured in Apariment Fire Fifty Tenants   Fifty Tenants Escape in $175,000 Blaze

Five Perish, Six Injured in Apartment Fire  Fifty Tenants Escape in $175,000 Blaze

Congressman Asks For An End To ‘One-Way Reciprocity’ In  American-Soviet Relations

U.S. Official Urged fo Stop: Placating Russ   Congress May Take Steps to Alter Appeasement Plan

“One-Way Reciprocity” in US-Soviet Relations Rapped Mundt Threatens Congress Action

Solon Wants End of U.S Soviet Policy   Rep. Mundt Declare: Russia Printing Key U. S. Material

“One-Way” Trend in Soviet Relations Hit By Representative   Mundt Threatens Action By Congress After “Studying Book

RECIPROCITY ON ONE-WAY BASIS, SAYS REP. MUNDT   RAISES THREAT OF CONGRESS ACTION  TO CHANGE POLICY

WANTS TO STOF “APPEASING” BIUSSIAN GOV'T   Objects To Right Of Russians To Gather Details On U. S. Industry

‘SEVIN URGES LEND-LEASE BE REVIVED   To Aid Europe, Restore Economic Equilibrium

Pennsylvania Phone Strike Starts Today  Union Says 6,000 Maintenance Men  To Go Out at 7 A.M

President W. S. Leary Announces Strike Authorized Will Begin Today Affecting 6,000 Maintenance Workers.

Walkout Is Set Today by FTWP; 6,000 Involved   Bell Employes Slated Te Quit Work This  Mornina

Walkout of Phone Workers in State Scheduled Today   Bell Firm Maintenance and Repair Men Ordered Out By Union; Parley Will Resume Today in National Tieup

Truman Disagrees With Colleagues, Declines Cross-Country Journey

Truman Won't Cross Nation To Campaign  Refuses Fall Trip  Urged by Party— Dewey Warms Up

Seven Men Killed As C-45 Crashes   Fiames Envelop Plane Within Seconds After Take-Off in Georgia

HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT UNION LOSES’ FIRST STRIKE EFFORT   MEN WHO SAID THEY STRUCK ' T0 KEEP JOBS SAFE FROM POLITICS RETUAN TO WORE

300 END STRIKE AGAINST STATE   Return to Highway Jobs After Parley With Herbert

Poll Counties On Ability Pay Grants   I2 Agree To Take Part Over-ceiling Plan, Says Vandemoer

Ack Counties For Word On New AOC Plan   If Enough Say ‘No, Would Require Spe cial Session.

Early Debarkation ~ Reported Peaceful   Jewish Refugees Aboard One Of Three Ships Are Landed

Jewish Refugees Threaten Battle On Ships Against Deportation To Germany

STATE FLOOD WATERS REACH THETR-CREST—      Over 6000 000 People Have Been Forced From Homes

Storms Boost Holidays’ Toll To 450 Deaths   Traffic Kills 214; Union, Ark., Razed; Ohio Deaths Low

WIND STORMS © ADD VICTIMS... TO THE LIST   ‘TRAFFIC MISHAPS CAUSED DEATHS OF 215 PERSONS —TWISTER LEVELED  ' " SMALL TOWN

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL OVER 450   214 Traffic Deaths Included In Report On Three-Day Vacation Period

Plan Heavier, Powerful Atomic Chain Reaction Pile At Tennessee Plant

New Atom Pile For Oak Ridge Will Be Bigger   Larger Weapons, Breader Peace Use Of Enerov Exnectec

NEW ATOMIC PILE PLANNED IN TENNESSEE   Chain Reactor Project at Oak Ridge Plant Will Be Several Times More Powerful Than the Existing ne.

Auburn Will Do Research On A Enerey   New Atomic Chain Reactor Pile, Most Powerful Yet, Set For Oak Ridge

NEW ATOMIC CHAIN REACTOR. PILE FOR OAKRIDGE SETUP       Cpportunity fo: Be: Provided to : Open ‘New. Fields For Re searelhi ‘oi Atoms .

vAtomic Studies Expand   New Pile at Oak Ridge Will Broaden Field for Scientists

Recommend Real Estate Be Revalued   Commission. Reports its  Ideas After A --Two  Year Studv

New Siate Department Of Revenue Proposed By Tax Study Commission

Doctors Will X-Ray Siamese Twins To Study Rare Medical Phenomenon

21 Dead Counted as Mother Nature Hands Out Flood. Blizzard, Tornado

21 Meet Death Across Natior  In Freak Natural Disasters   Bay Area Unhurt As Temblor ‘Strikes

Flash Floods, Tornadoes, Blizzard, Earthquake Take Twenty-one Lives

Nebraska Is Hard Hit By Flash Flood   San Francisco Shaken By Earth Quake; Snow Strands Tourists At Yellowstone Park.

Flash Floods In Nebraska Fatal To 13   National Park Road  Crew Dies In Snow

TWENTY-EIGHT DIE RW Y OVER WPSK-END   Floods, Blizzards andr nadoes Responsible:

Thirteen Die In Nebraska   Thirty-five Others Unaccounted for After Flash Floods; West Coast Reports Quakes While Snowstorm Sweeps Yellowstone Notional Park

AT LEAST 21 DEAD NN FLOOD, STORMS IN UNITED. STATES   Flash Rise of Stream in Nebraska Accounts for 13 Victims; Yellowstone Park Workers Die.   KANSAS TORNADO iS CAUSE OF DEATH

Nature Takes Toll of Lives Over Nation  rr  .2 we Woeee   Tornado, Flach Flood For Death To 21

Freak Weather Kills At Least 21 Persons   San Francisco Shaken: By” Earthquake. AS Other Sections Of West’ ‘Are Hit: ‘By Flash. Floods, Blizzards And. Tornadoes —_ Heavy Property Damage Is Reported

21 Lives Lost in Blizzards, Floods, Tornadoes in Nation   13 Dead and 35 ‘Still Missing After Flash Floods in Nebraska

Another Airplane Down in Colombia   Believe 8 Die In Latest Crash

Teen-Agers Get Reward   Six Boys Scheduled To Ride ‘Cincinnatian’  For Sarine Train.

RULES FOR HILI   Upholds Decision That He Was Within Rights in Buying Paper Stock —

RULES FOR HILL   Upholds Decision That He Was Within Rights in Buying Paper Stock   CONTROLLING INTEREST

Jurist Orders Big Distillery to Keep On Making Whisky  Ee Se nr   Declares Luckman Food Committee Has No Legal Power

TRUMAN'S FOOD GROUP ILLEGAL, JURIST OPINES   Kentucky Circuit Judge Orders Distillery To Fulfill Contracts

Injunction Issuet In Whiskey Suit  Distillery Ordered Resume Onerations

Court Orders Work Resumed At Distillery   Holds That European Food Emergency Does Not Impair Contract

Governor Named Top Vote-Getter By Republicans   Taft Declared Best Qualified For Job

G.OP. Awaiting Wallace's Third Party Decision  wey Leads Field,   Dewey Leads Field, Bx Others Appear to — Be Gaining =

DEWEY LEADS EARLY POLL OF GOP LEADERS   Others Gaining Year Before Presidential Choice   Eisenhower Is Poot Fourth In Topeka Paper Poll]

Sees Dewey Ahead In GOP Race   But Lyle Wilson Finds the Other Possible Candidates Gaining Ground

TOM DEWEY 1S. FRONT RUNNER WITH THE GOP   Politicians Consider N. Y. Governor Party’s Best Vote Getter

42 Slain, 147 Wounded In Indian Riots   British Troops Patrol Streets

42 Killed In Bombay Riots   Hundreds Are Wounded As The Hindu-Mosiem Violence Continues.

¢  )  Fresh Violence  Bombay Area; Deaths To 42   Wounded Total To 144 During Last Two Days; Other Disturbances.

BUILDING BIDS OPENED   8&8 Surplus Units at Leavensorth Induction Center Are for sale

Bill Sharp Named Head of Mexia V.F.W   Red Smith Given Group's Praise

RELIEF FUND ~~ SLASH URGED   HOUSE COMMITTEE PRO POSES CUTTING EXPENDI...  a TURES. BY .ABOUT. 20...  SErerrwe

HOUSE GROUP WOULD PARE STOP-GAP Alb   Committee Proposes Reduction of 108 Millions

It Could Only Happen In America - - From Kitchen To Stage Overnight

Iron Mountain 250-Bed Veterans’ Hospital To Be Up For Bids Shortly

Anti-Picketing Law Asked in State Senate   Measure Would Outlaw Labor Practice—Negro Offers Anti-Klan Bill  Banning Hate Groups

Measure Outlawing Picketing, One Directed Against Ku Klux Klan Are Among Those Presented.

84-YEAR-OLD MAN DROWNING VICTIM   William H, Smith, East Berlin R. D. 3, Dies Shortly After Being Rescued From Conewago Creek

TRUMAN PONDERS LABOR BILL'S VETO AT CAPITAL TODAY   President Is Gratified Dy Support for Kiiling of GOP Tax Bill; Hasn’t Made Decision.

Truman Is Mum About Labor Bill Prospects   Begins Deliberating on Whether He Will Veto Taft-Hartley Labor Control Bill

WERATHER   Speculation Runs In Favor Of Veto   Truman Refuses To Give Out Any Hints; Republicans Confident They Can Override

‘President Gives No Hint. ‘As To What Action He IWill Take On Labor Bill

Murder Suspects In Hawkins Jail   Preliminary Hearing For Alvis; Stallard Monday In Rogersville

SENATE PROBE GROUP SAID TO HAVE SECRET, MEMO “FROM LATE PRESIDENT  TO RFC .

HUGHES PROBE WILL AIR MEMO   Order of FDR Obtained by Senate Body

Hope for Speedy Settling Phone Strike Grows Dim   New York, Pennsylvania Workers Reach Accord But Move Backfires

Country-Wide Phone Picture Grows Dimmer  N. Y. Workers May No Return; Talks Recess

NF TW Picket Line Balks New York  Union Settlement   Hoped For Progress Of Long Lines Parley Is Not Forthcoming ; Gotham Workers Refuse To Work After Getting New Contract

i, Xs Workers Will Remain Out Despite Phone Strike Paet   Members Of Traffic Employes Union Decide Against Crossing NFTW Picket Lines; Washington Talks Are Recessed

PHONE WORKERS WON'T ACCEPT NEW YORK PAGT   Union Signs Contract For $4 Salary Boost; State Strike Is Settled

Some Phone Unions Sign Agreements   Strike Generally Not Af- fected And No End Of Yt Is In Sight

Export Curtailment On Fuel Oil Soughi   Action Recommended Te Meet Current Domes-  tic Shortaaes

CURBS ON OIL EXPORT URGED   Action Demanded by House Group Until Domestic Shortages Are Met

Armed Guard Occupies Red: Paper's Office   ‘Premier's Request for. Drastic Power Stirs Leftist Ire

Schuman Asks Powers fo Curb Strike Spread   Communist Deputies Shout ‘Liar’, ‘Swine’ as Tension Mounts

Office of One Leftist Paper   New Premier Asks Assembly to Strengthen National Security Program  44

“Big Shot” Inthe Hun garian Show Business Is “Stalin”: Suckers Pay $2 For Highball

Husband Sought in Killing  of New Hampshire Domestic   Georges Mills Mousekeeper Yicrim Of Slue Fired from .32 Calibre Revolver

U.S.NAVY FLYERS — FIND STRANGE LAKE STUDDED ‘OASIS’   Was Tucked Into the Wastes of Ice and Snow In the Antarctica.   AN ICE-FREE INLAND   May Be Most Important Discovery Yet Made hy Expedition.

Discover Oasis In Antarctica   Warm Inland Region Of Lakes, Brown Hills Is Located

‘Find New Oasis oh ‘Midst of Ice Waste   Discover Land of Lakes Area, 40 miles Wide and Free of Ice

Strange “Oasis” Is Discovered In Antarctica   Expedition A Airmen Sight Lakes, Earthen Mounds In The Icy Wastes.

WARM OASIS IN ANTARCTICA REPORTED FOUND   Planes Spot Land With - Muddy, Green Lakes, Bare Earth

SITKA’S HOME-OWNED NEWSPAPEF  10c a copy  MEMBER OF Associated Press   Discover Oasis Near South Pole

 Lake-Studded Area May Be Warm Enough To Support YearRound Life in Comfort

AUSTIN T0 REPORT ON UA. REACTION TOGREEKAIDPLA   U. S. Delegate Faces Series - of Conferences With Ad wintetratian Officiele

U.N. Report To Truman   Austin to Give Presi dent Agency’s Reaction Toward Proposed U. S. Aid to Greece, Turkey

Report Goes Directly to White House      Acheson Says U.S. Heip In Greece and Turkey Against Communism  Will Not Lead to War

Truman Hears Report On U.N.   Warren B. Austin Tells o United Nations Reaction To Aid Plan

Austin Js To Report To Truman   Will Give U.N. Stand Toward ‘Proposed American Aid ‘to Creece. Turke:   Group Will Meet   Armament Conference Ts Called for [fonday Session

U.N. VIEWS ON GREEK AID 10 BE GIVEN   Warren Austin, American Delegate, in Washington to Give a Report Direct to Truman on Reaction to U.S. Policy.

Dutch Claim Successes Everywhere   New Landing On East Jaya Coast Reported; Planes Again Strike At Jogiekarta

DUTGH oHOVE rORWARD ON TWO (SLANDS   Drives Appear Successful on All Fronts; Indonesians Infiltrate.

DUTCH TROOPS DRIVE DEEPER INTO EAST JAVA   American-Trained Marines Expand Beachheads In Indonesia

Dutch Drive Deeper Into  East Java Motor Troops  - Push Ahead On 10 Fronts

B46 SRE  Deep Thrusts On 10 Fronts Since Sunday Are Reported   Sporadic Resistance Acknowledged; New Landing Is, Effected

Dutch Push Deen Into wi On Ten Fronts   Within 10 Miles Of )f Pinching Of Rich East ern Area; Indionese Fear Early Fali Of  Malang, Center Of Rich Sugar Land.

TROOPS ATTACK ON TEN FRONTS IN THE ORIENT   Netherlands Forces Trained By United States Near Goal Of Dividing East Java From Rest Of In donesian Republic.

American-trained Marine: Move To Pinch Off Huge Section OF Island

DUTCH ADVANCE ON 10 FRONTS IN JAVA, SUMATRA   Netherlands Marines Drive To Pinch Off Big Chunk Of Land In Assault

3 Post Bonds; Charge Is Operating Gambling Devices In Area Clubs

LOOKING TOWARD A NEW CONTRACT IN THE COAL FIELDS   John L. Lewis and Operators Began Their Talks In Washington.   PLEA BY GOVERNMENT   The Joint Meeting Lasted Half An Hour; Into Separate Sessions.

+, 5. Pleads for ‘Sincere Effort To Reach Accord   Government Hepes To ® Avoid Strike After. Relinquishing Control

WOULD RESTORE AIR ROUTE HERE   South East Airlines Protest CAB Decision In Which Company Was Denied Permission To Operate Route In North Carolina.

Blast Kills Two In Locomotive,  Injures Third   Boiler Blows Up on North Western Engine South Of Blencoe, la.

2 KILLED IN TRAIN BLAST   Locomotive Explodes At Blencoe; Engineer Fireman Are Victims

Assembly Gets Plan Today ‘Soviet-American’ Plan - To Partition Palestine’: - -- Anproved by Commillec

Seven (ars Derailed   Quick- Thinking Navy Pilot Saves Lives Of 4 In Takeoff Accident

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   French Troops Mop Up Near Gialam Airport

Two More Soviet Vetoes isall U. N. Security  Council Action in Balkans

BALKAN CRISIS ACTION KILLED BY RUSS VETO   U. S. Carries Greek Border Proposal To Assembly

DISMISSAL OF WORKER CLOSES DISTRICT MINES   Two Pittsburgh Consolidatior Mines Are Affected By Walkout

Soldiers Say Suspected Slayer Was Seen at Fort About the Time Murder Occurred

COMING EVENTS   a ee NT ae manasa —— Cahaal fC'hildven far Rataryv

CLOSED SHOP BILL RAPPED   AFL Opens Fierce Attack On Measure Submitted By Senator Ball

CONDUCTOR SLAYS BERSERK YOUTH   Army Vet Sought To Force Others To Leave Train

ea eee  Conductor Kills Man Who Tried Tok orce P assengers Off Train

Signs Point To Peace In. Phone Strike   Important Conterences Scheduled in Washington May ‘Send Phone Workers “Back to Jobs,

CASH OFFER WILL BE MADE BY COMPANY   Talks Transferrec To St. Louis  For Concluaion

Walkout's End In Southwest Thought Near   Demand Of Union For $12 Hike Is Said Madiftisad

Last Rites for AB: Crider, 78, Saturday Afternoon   Was Citizen of Limestone County Over Fifty Years

Big Four Deadlocked On Treaty   Secret Session Fails to Yield Agreement; Talk  Compromise

Secret Session Held in Moscow Over Key Issues   Further Discussions On Three Problems Scheduled on Tuesda'

VETO MESSAGE LIKELY FRIDAY   Flood Control Message  From Truman Is First

Dollar Envoy: Stress Plight   Concessions Seen At Loan Conference

U.S. LIKELY  T0 CUT SALES TO BRITISH   Allowing England to Buy From Dominions at Expense of American Trade Would Be Aid to Ailing Economy.

England Is Expected To Win Some Concessions ‘At Analo- American ‘Dollar Crisis’ Conference

British To Get Concessions At Money Session   Reported U. S. Will Allow Temp orary Boost In Purchases From The Nhamininnsa

Britain Likely To Win Temporary U.S. Approval For More Trading With Dominions In Dollar Crisi

Chinese Blast Red Tactics   Hold Terms Of Treaty Not Being Observed

Truman Delays Revealing Plans To Helo Greece  Dt faba:  warn   Said to Include Loan Of 200 Million and American Weapons

Crisis in Greece Gets President's Serious Attention   Truman to Confer With Congressional Leaders Monday.

Halleck Will ttend Parley ‘On Greek Aid   President To Meet With Congressional Leaders Monday

TRUMAN TO GIVE GREECE VIEWS   To Make Statement _ Monday Concerning Procedures

WILL ALSO LOOK INTO EXPENSES FOR FUN FESTS   Howard Hughes, Summoned To Testify, Lashes Out At What  He Terms ‘Circus  Ballvhoo.”’

SUBPOENA FOR HUGHES APPEARANCE. ORDERED IN SENATE INQUIRY   Plane Builder Says He Will Appear Wednesday; Scores Ferguson And Brewster   INCOME TAXES EXAMINED

Truman Goes Back To Work After Burial   President Flies To Washington To Attack Desk-Load Of Con gressional Legislation.

TRUMAN FLIES TO WASHINGTON   Mother Buried Monday in Mis: souri Cemetery

PRES. TRUMAN RETURNS 10 WASHINGTON   Simple Services Were Held for - Mother Yesterday

London Strike Settlement Is Seen By Labor   20,000 Workers Ready Te Join In “Walkout Unless “Agreement Reached At' Conference

London Strikes Are Spreading: 2000 More Quit   -Number Of. Idle In British Capital  Now 40.000.

LONDON’S STRIKES MUSHROOMING AND ‘SUFFERING GROWS   Sympathy Strikes Are Callec  With More Unions Expected , to Walk Out

London Boek Workers Out   Negotiators Hope For Early End of Truck Strike

Thousands Quit In Protest To Use of Troops   Number of Idle in 10 Day Strike in England Now Swelled to 40,000

More Workers Join Strikers In London Jam   Hope for Settlement ‘Hampered by Recent Developments in Capital Government Worries

Peace Sessions Held By British   Hopes Run High For Settlement of 10-Day-Old Transport Walkout

Hope Seen For Early End To London Strike   Thousands Take Off _n Sympathy With Truck Drivers

‘Union Leaders Shouted Down As They Anneal To Men.1o Go Back To Jobs

Strike May Trip Labor Regime   Attlee Government May Fall Unless Transport ' Dispute Is Settled

In a Plea  To Strikers   Work Stoppage Leaders Join Government in Back-To-Work Appeal

Living Costs. Europe Aid On Calendar   Announcement Comes After Long Conferences Today

President Calls Special Session Of Congress  Action Necessary   Action Necessary On European Aid And High Prices

Groundwork Is Laid For Meet With Solons   Members Remain Silent About Work In Session

Lawmakers Will Return November 17   Need for Prompt Action On High Prices, Aid to Europe Cause of Move;  Broadcast Scheduled

LIVING COSTS IN U.S. ALSO UP FOR ACTION   President to Speak To Nation Today Qn Problems

President Calls Special Session   Domestic Price Problems as Well as . European Aid Demand Attention, Truman Declares at White House Parley

Truman Calls Special Session November 17   Will Consider Price Spiral and European Financial Plight

CONGRESS 10 STUDY HIGH LIVING COSTS, RELIEF FOR EUROPE  ANNOUNCEMENT COMES AFTER MEETING WITH

EXTRA   Congress To Be Called To Meet Nov. 1/7   Special Session Will Ac On Aid To Europe Anc Damectic HCI.

EUROPEAN AID PROMPTS CALL FOR CONGRESS   President Says Grave Crisis Abroad Has Forced Action

Will Consider Both Europe, Home Plights   Busy. Afternoon With Press Report, Cabinet Talk.

To Take Action On Living Costs, Aid To Europe   President Says Growing Crisis At Home And Ir Europe Cannot Await Reg: ular January Session

Lawmakers Will Consider Europe's Plight, U.S. Prices   President Says He "Cannot Wait for January Meeting--- a+ Nov. 17 as Date

Unusually Long Session Is Held With President Who Is To Meet Congressional, Leaders Later; Some Observers Think Agreement Will Be Reached On Called Sessior

AT NEWS. CONFERENCE   "Wil Make Broadcast ot * All Networks Tomorrow Neght to Explain

Special Meet Of Cabinet Is Held Today   Precedes Afternoon Conference With  Congress Leaders; Prace Parlav At 2-20

Congress fo Meel Nov. 17   President Colls Session fe Consider Price Sitvetion, Ewopean Plight

President and Congressmen in Later Session  Ground Work for Leaders Meet Set?

Truman And His Cabinet In Session   Conference At White House Follows Meetina

CABINET MEETS ON EUROPEAN AID PROBLEM   President To Make Statement Later, Harriman Reveals

Meets Later With Leaders Of Congress   President Faced With Showdown Over Calling Of Special Session

Groundwork Is Laid For Meef With Solons  Members Remain   Members Remain Silent About Work In Session

ON EUROPE AlD SFT FOR NOV. 17   President Explains Situation Too Grave to Wait Until January

CONGRESS TO STUDY HIGH LIVING COSTS, RELIEF FOR EUROPE  ANNOUNCEMENT COMES AFTER MEETING WITH CABINET. KEY LEADERS

Truman Calls . Congress Back On Prices, Aid   November 17 Set For Special Session In President's Call

‘Gives Crisis in Europe And  "Rising Prices Here as Reasons   AT NEWS CONFERENCE   "Will Make Broadcast on * All Networks Tomorrow . Night to Explain

President,  Cabinet in 2-Hour Meet   Emergency Help for Dollar-Short Nations Foremost Problem Unde:  Official’'s Consideration

Truman Calls Special Session of Congress Nov. 17 to Consider High Prices, European Economic Plight

Groundwork Laid lor Session With Congress Leaders   Decision Due on Special Session at Afternoon Congressional Parley

High Prices, Foreign Aid, Main Topics   Crisis In Europe Is Too Bad To Wait Fer The January Congress, He Tells Leaders

To Consider Prices and  Foreign Aid   Can’t Wait Until January, President Says

Congress fo Meei Nov. 17   President Calls Session ta Consider Price Situation, Eurcgean Plight

Truman Talks With — Cabinet to Plan His -Europe-Aid Program   Meet Before:He Talks to ~ Congressmen This Afternoon

PLAN NEW CUT IN ARMY BUDGET   DIRKSEN SUGGESTS A SLASH TO BALANCE ARMY AID TO GREECE

Flood-Gorged Missouri River Close To Record Level In SE Nebraska

Fire Traps, Kills 31 in Big Store   Additional Bodies Sought Following New Zealand Tragedy

Georgian Survives Nine Hour Ordeal   Clings To Small Cushion When Swept Seaward, Tide Finally Brings Him In

ESCAPES DEATH AT SEA BY PROMISING HIMSELF ONLY TO LIVE TEN MINUTES LONGER

WASHED ASHORE AFTER 9 HOURS   Time After Time “I Would Give Myself Ten Minutes Longer” Says Wealthy Oil Executive After Cheating Death Off S. C. Shore.

Safe After Nine Hours In Ocean  Oil Executive   Oil Executive Washed Ashore

End of War Has Vo Effect On VA Benefits Official Find  Will Affect  Measures -

Highway Dept. Hires Laborers   Turnover Starts In Political Jobs

MERCURY TO CLIMB INTO THE 70S TODA   Storm on Way and Should Bring Cooler Temperatures Tonight _ or Tomorrow.

secs ieaseaseamaienibEn..iteiet.<cassiedgieaemrantiaaad CINCINNATI WOMAN KILLED BY BUS

St. Anthony Hospital A gain Qualifies On Approved U.S. List   Carroll Institution One Of Largest Ir State; Sister Tells Progress Made   1%th Lareest

St. Anthony Hospital A gain Qualifies On Approved U.S. List   Carroll Institution One Of Largest In State; Sister Tells Progress Made

3,118 Hospitals Approved In U. S.   Two Local Institutions Among Those Approved By College of Surgeons

HAGANA SAYS POLICE TURN GUNS ON JEWS   Small Child, Women Die In Leiest Melee

Violence Erupts Between Jaffa, Jewish Tel Aviv    Hagana Charges Jews Are Killed by Guns Of British Soldiers

Bitfer Violence Erupts Anew in Tense Palestine   Middle: East’s Death Toli Reaches 110 in Week of Rioting

A WORSENING OF SITUATION IS REPORTED   Trouble Comes in Borderland Between Arab Jaffa and Jewish Tel Aviv— Three or Four Homes Set Afire.

Kill Three Jews  In New Violence   Report Situation Is “Worsening” in the Bor derland   SEE “GENERAL PANIC”   Chattering of Guns and Bombs Halt Holy Land Sabbath

Three More Jews Killed in Tense Borderland Area  Underground Makes Charae Aqainst Police

VER 1 IN ONE WEEK OF FIGHTING   Property Damage Runs Into Millions Of Dollars      ViOLENGE   Erupts Anew In Borderland Battle Between Jewish, Arab Territories

Palestine in Grip of Death Fire, Rioting   Police in Armored Car Turn Guns on ‘Jews, Kill 2, Charged

Three Jews Killed in New Riots   Hagana Accuses Police Of Firing On Civilians And Says Situation in Holy Land ‘Worsening’

Situation Declared To Be “Worsening” in Area; General Panic Prevails In Jewish Quarters

Violence Erupts Anew in Area of Jaffa, Tel ‘Aviv.   Three Jews. Killed; Hagana Says Police Fired on Populace

ARAB-JEW RIOTS FLARE ANEW IN PALESTINE AREA  - BRITISH POLICE SAY SITUATION IS WORSE

NEW VIOLENCE ERUPTS IN HOLY LAND; 3 DEAD   Latest Victims In ArabJewish Rioting Killed In Borderland Area

Armored Car Is Turned On Jews, Charge  Borderland Area © Seane OF Fichting

SITUATION GETS WORSE. AROUND IAFFA, TEL AVIV   Thousands Of Jews Attack Arab Vehicles In Sharp Retaliation For Raids

Child Is Killed, Woman Wounded   Three Dead Returned To Tel Aviv; Panic In Sector Reported

Panic Prevails in Palestine   New Violence Erupts in Jafia-Tel Aviv Barderland Area

Palestine Uneasily N ormal   Some Business Is Resumed; U.S. Halts Arms Shipments; Curfew Relaxed

Battle Area Quiet For Only Short Time Reports Say   Jews Charge British With Death of Child, Wounding a Woman

Gunfire ‘Continues in “No Man’s Land” of Palestine; Toll of Casualties Climbs

Middle East Death Toll Rises to 145   Jows Say Palestine ‘Police. Car Slaw Child. Hurt Woman

New Outbreaks Hit Palestine   Three Jews Killed In Renewed Rioting

Coal Contract Talks Recess Until May 15   Collisson Says Progress Made At Conferences

RECESS TALKS QN MINE PACT   Operator-Union Parley T« Be Resumed on May 15; Progress Reported

‘No hero  Pours Hie Last Bettte of Beer Out to Extinguish Fire in Auto

Deanna Durbin Highest Paid Woman In U.S.   Carmen Miranda Had Led Previous Lists

REDS POUND AT MUKDEN FRONT   Reinforcements From North And South Rushed Toward City

U.S. Demands Dairen Port Be Opened Under Civilian Setu Ip   Russia, China Vigorously Prodded totEnd Soviet Military Control of City: Present Situation Termed Unsatistactory

U.S. Demands Dairen Port Be Opened  Under Civilian Setup  Russia, China Vigorously Prodded to#End Soviet Military Control of City;

Maritime Unity Committee Goes Out Of Existence  “Ineffective” Due To Curran Resigning

TO DEDICATE PARK WEDNESDAY, RULYS   Ball Game Will Be Played Between Topeka and ' Lawrence Teams .

DEDICATE PARK WEDNESDAY, JULY $   Ball Game Will Be Played Between Topeka and Lawrence Teams   ADDRESS BY PARSONS

Search for Des Moines Loan Bandit   Flashes Gun on Girl Cash ‘jers and Makes His Get away Late Friday

N.Y, WELCOMES MEXICO LEADER   New York Stages. Day-Long Round Of Parades, Official Visits, Receptions, Luncheon, And Dinner For Mexican President.

Gotham Goes All Out  New York Provides Gala Welcome for Mexican President

New York City Host To Aleman; Plan Gay Rites   Mexican Chief Ends Three-Day Stay At Washington

Synthetic Creation of Molecules of Steak, Etc., Opens New Plastic Field

Britain Must Solve Palestine Problem or Face Small-Scale War fo Mainfain Control There   Government Considers Two Ways Out, to Partition Land Between Arabs, Jews, or Turn It to U. N.

Noteof Hope On Palestine   Jewish Leader Sure National State Will Be Created; “Or Else” Warning Is Sounded

Senate Group in Favor  of Lilienthal.   Atomic Committee ‘Votes, 8 to 1, for Endorsemen}

No Tax Cuts for State Next Year, Dewey Asserts   1947-48 Budget Likely to Hit $700,000,000 High, Governor Warns

BOYS HERO EFFORTS FAlL   Brother Of Three Who Were Burned To Death Forced Back By Flames

Three Children Perish In Fire. At Bellevue    Girl, 15, Accompanies 2 To Safety; Dies Trying To Rescue Remainder.

Southern Iowa Communities Are Hard Hit by Storm, but No Deaths Reported; Heavy Property Damage

Freezing Temperature Hits Michigan As Nation Has Its Coolest August 1

AUGUST: FREEZE   ‘Mercury Drops ‘in Lake Region; South: Swelterc

Subsidy For Construction Gains Favor  Senate Body Votes ‘Stopgap Measure’:   Senate Body Votes ‘Stopgap Measure’s Further Aid Urged

Spur to Housing Construction Is Aim in Congress  Billion-Dollar Increas Added to FHA Power

CONGRESS FAVORS LOSS INSURANCE   Encouragement To Housing Construction Given By Government

Tax Cut Date Delay Seen in Senate Move   Labor Issue : Given Priority by Solons

VIOLENT DEATR STALKS STATE   Accidental Electrocution Takes Life Of James Lindsay Smart, 20, Of Clover, 8&8. C.. While Working In Charlotte.

AFly Killing Pool Shooter Wins-Title. As Champion Liar   Burlington Liars Club in Annual Choice of Top Prevaricator

LIAR OF YEAR IS SELECTED   Wisconsin Club Presents Title To Texas Man

Hannegan Denies He Is Resigning   Talks To Truman But ht Was “Personal” :

Details Asked On Allocation   Republicans Want More Specific Data

Soviets Recall Ambassadors To U.5.;England   French Envoy May Also Visit Kremlin; Believe First-Hand Reports Sought

Russia Recalls Washington, London Envoys fo Help With Big 4 Parley

RUSSIAN RULE OVER HUNGARY IS CONDEMNED   - VANDENBERG URGES TRIAL IN U. N. ON POWER SEIZURE

Warns Agains! Delay  in Peace Pacts   Vandenberg Says _ Hungarian Coup  Tragacherous Action

Senator Raps Communistic PowerHungel   Vandenberg Says Seizure Of Power-In Hungary An Outrage

Senator Vandenberg Calls for Speedy Action on Italian - Balkan Peace Treaty; In Tune With State Dept.

Seizure Of Power In Hungary Cited   Would Being Case Before Bar Of UN; Seeks Prom Ratification OF Italy-Balkan Pacts

VANDENBERG IN SHARP ATTACK ON COMMUNISTS   Seizure Of Power In Huagary Condemned In Senate Speech   URGES RATIFICATION OF PEACE TREATIES

Solon Blasts Hungary Cour   Vandenberg Says Case Ma;  Require U. N. Triat

Plot “Outrage” Is Hammered in Forceful Attack   Senator Vandenberg Sees Chaotic Conditions Due To Hungary Communists

Warns Agains! Delay in Peace Pacts  Unndanhara “rue   Vandenberg Says > Hungarian Coup Treacherous Action

Senator Would Bring Communists To Bar for ‘Treacherous Conquest’

Senator Hits Coup by Reds In Hungary   May Require Trial Before Bar of U.N. Vandenberg Says

VANDENBERG CALLS HUNGARIAN REDS! COUP TREACHERY   Senator Asserts Communists’ ‘Seizure of Power May Require Trial at Bar  of U.N.   CRITICIZES PEACE SETTLEMENT DELAY   Warns United States Cannot Wait “Too Much Longer” for Co-Operation of Russia.

GEN. MARSHALL WANTS BIG FOUR TO CUT TROOPS   Suggests Reduction Costs To Hasten Beonomie Ralancpa

Allied Slash In Germany Is Desired   Asks Big-4 Minister Meeting To Reduce Strength Of Armies By Next June

Russia Insists on Reparations From Yuaoslavia Despite Yalta Agreement

Marshall Wants Big 4 Occunation Cut to Minimum  Proposal for Reich   Proposal for Reich Departs From That Suggested by Byrnes

MARSHALL ASKS ALLIES TO CUT GERMAN FORCE   Secretary of State Lists Basic Rights for Constitution

STASSEN SAYS AUGalA WANT: PEAGEFUL LIFE   Quotes Stalin as Declaring ' Cooperation Way to '. Avoid Conflict.

STALIN URGES COOPERATION OF U.S-USSR   Russia Wants Peace, Stassen Told On Visit

DEATH PUTS OFF GREEK AID TEST   House Adjourns for Da In Respect to Member From Pennsylvania

Truman's At Plan To Face Test In House   “Stop Communism’’ Program Will Undergo First Test Vote Today   FINAL PASSAGE OF BILL EXPECTED

Seek Another Believed Dead .  FOUR FOUND ALIVE AFTER DAY PINNED BENEATH WRECKAGE

FIVE ARE TAKEN FROM WRECKAGE   One Is Still Entombed In Debris Of Collapsed Building

—CINCINNATI— Rescue Men From Debris Of Building  Rescued Youth’s ‘Rather Faund Dear

Rubble Yields Living Victim   Father Found Dead; Two Still in Debris

ANOTHER MAN STILL BURIED IN WRECKAGE   Janitor Has Not Been Heard From Since ‘Tragedy  PROPERTY LOSS  Civad A+ ©1560 ANN. Claim   Fixed At $150,000: Claim Structure Was Overloaded With Stock

_— HUNT ONE. MORE. IN: \CAVE- T  Find 4th Man Alive In Ruins: 5th Dead.

BY. TRC on      Only One of Six Still Cait in Building. Debris: and. Hf May Be Dead °°”

5 of 6 Trapped Men Rescued  Taken from Wreckage   Taken from Wreckage Of Collapsed Cincinnati  Structure

Five Men Rescued From Cincinnati  Building Wreckage   ‘One Man Is Found Dead Another [s  LBuried in Rubble; Loss Is $150,000

RESCUE 5 FROM BUILDING RUINS   ONE STILL TRAPPED AS RESCUERS PUSH DESPERATE SEARCH

4 Rescued Alive From Wreckage  One Found Dead   One Found Dead, 6th Still Buried in  Cincinnati Debris

BILL TO WHITE HOUSE THURSDAY   Labor Bill Conference Compromise Comes Up in House Wednesday Expected Quick Approval Will Clear Way for Prompt Action by Senate Thursday,

LABOR BILL TO PRESIDENT ON THURSDAY —   Compromise Measure to Clear Congress in Two Days .

REDUCTION-IN— INCOME TAXES. NOT ASSURED   MARGIN” OF VOTES IN THE ‘SENATE INDICATES EXPECTED VETO MAY BE SUSTAINED

Conferees Are Preparing Tax  Bill For Truman   Senate Passes Measure For Four Billion Cut In Annual Taxes  )   FORECASTS MADE   OF TRUMAN VETO

TAX CUT BILL GETS APPROVAL   Senate Votes For Slashes Of 101% To 30 Percent In Income Levies

Republicans Plan Labor Legislation   Portal Pay’ Suits: Given Attention:

NEW LABOR LEGISLATION IS PUSHED   Republicans Give kigh Priority to Labor Measures

Plan Bills To Outlaw Portal Pay   Republicans in Both Houses Rush Action on New Labor Measures

Heavy Increase Is Seen in “Old Folks’ Of New York State   Aipany Unit Says There Will Be 800,000 More of 65 or Over in Year 1960

COURT FIGHT DUE IN RENT CONTROL   ‘Appeal Eyed As Ohio Judge Rules Curbs Illegal

Housing Officials Plan fo Appeal Ruling Controls Unconstitutional

Appeal Planned In Rent Ruling  ~“Caattiot ts Tavalid ia  - Daneatime. tadae Sav

PLAN TO APPEAL RENT VERDICT   Cleveland Court Rules Con: trols Unconstitutional

Plan Appeal on Rental Decision   Cleveland U. S. Court Holds Peace Control  Uneenahitutional

Congress To Consider Extension :...  Court Decision Holding Rent Controls Illegal Likely To Be Appealed

Appeal To Be Recommen ded In Court Verdict Holding Controls On Rents Unconstitutional

U.S. Repeats Intent To Keer A-Bomb Threat   Delegate Osborn Reaffirms Policy— U.N. Starts Studv

U.S. WILL KEEP TIGHT CONTROL ON ATOM BOMB   World Must Accept Plan With Absolutely No Loopholes

Russ Demand for Destroying Supply Rejected   Delegate to UN Unit Insists on System to End Suspicion

A-Bomb Secrets ToRemainin U.S.   American UN Delegate Re-affirms Stand in New York Address

Air-Tight Atom Control Is Aim  U. S. To Insist O Faultless Program

Food Post To Luckman   Business Executive Expects Cooperation From U. S. Consumers

Confidence Is Voiced by Food Board Chairmar   Today's Price Trends Mixed; Luckman Heads Advisory Committee

Carries 20 of 21 Counties of 2nd District to Defeat Preihs   Edwardsville Republican’s Lead May Exceed 13,000

Little Danger of Depression Seen   To Sell Travel Tickets On Installment Plan   UNRRA Workers Ordered To Withdraw in China

INCREASES FROM $150 TO $750 ARE GUARANTEED   Will Add More Than 48 Million To School Costs

DEMS. OPENING: STATE ATTACK   ATTEMPT TO MAKE: Pouitt. "CA: CAPITAL “our. OF: ‘BATHS FEUD with ,  LINCOLN.

DEMOCRATS Hill GOP FARM PLAN   Knisley Hurls Charges As Result Of Naming Of Bath To Post

ARGENTINE DELEGATE CHARGES SOVIET BREAKS UNITED NATION CHARTER TO SUIT PIIRPOSES

GLASGOW TO HEAD DRIVE FOR FUNDS   Named Chairman of Com munity Chest Campaign By Parsons   SET FOR NEXT MONTH

GLASGOW TO HEAD   Named Chairman of Community Chest Campaign By Parsons   SET FOR NEXT MONTH

Mendofa Staff Offers Proposal   Seeks Alterations in Remedial Plan

Refuse To Reconsider Food Vote   Lower House Votes Against So - Called Inquisition Board ‘And Tables Bill

Assembly Refuses To Reconsider Its Vote on Food Bill  Also Refuses Further Postponement Action On Apportionment

Wheat Hits Highest Price Since 1917   Hogs 25 to 75c¢ Lower: Bread Up 1 Cent In Some Cities

FOOD PRICE oOWING  NO SIGNS OF DROP  ON MAJOR MARKETS HOUSEWIFE’S DOLLAR  IS SHRUNK ALMOST TO HALF OF 1926 WORTH

WHEAT FUTURES G0 10 $3.07   Highest Figure at Chica- go Since 1917

VanNess Proposes To ‘Streamline’ State Political Conventions As Bar to Campaign For Direct Vote: Bonus Bill Ready For Introduction

Administration Forces Present Measure Whereby Delegates Will Use Voting Machines.   NEW DEPARTMENT OF STATE RECOMMENDED

Ramadier Silent On Dealings With Railroad Unions   Offers Tentative Peace Bid, But Gets No Reply

Union Leaders Seek Peace In French Strike   Soldiers Used To Drive Trucks As Passenger Train Service In Nation Stops

Bob To Get More Than Ruth Drew   1947 Contract  Calls For More Than $80,000

BOB FELLER SIGNS CONTRACT, BlaGrS) IN GAME'S HISTORY   Cleveland’ Strikeout King May Earn More Than £100. 000 This Year

Francis P. Church’s Famed Santa Editorial Made a Believer Out of Virginia

FIFTY YEARS AGO:—  Yes, Virginia, There Is A Santa Claus,’ Still Goes

PORDTEN VEENTSTE TOS € Chad tbe   ta ne dt = TOres it  Little Virginia Stull Has Faith in Santa Cla us

Virginia Is 58 Now And Convinced That There Is A Santa Claus   LETTER TO VIRGINIA

Little Virginia, 50 Years After, Never Has Questioned Reality of Santa Claus

Little Virginia, 50 Years After, Still Retains Her Eaith in Santa Claus

Atom Sharing May ‘Bring Holocaust’ Savs GOP Leader   Bricker Says US Should Never Share “Know-How” With Others

Long Illness Is Finally Fatal to President's Mother at Age of 94

News of Mrs. Truman’s Death Puts Sudden Hush On Halla of Congress

Second Wildcat Staked on Winfield Ranch; ‘Humble Will Drill Deep Near Bakersfield

TEXAS SENATE VOTES BILL FOR EXTENSION OF MINERAL LEASES  CONTROVERSIAL HOUSE MEASURE IS AMENDED; OTHER BILLS PASSED

Mineral BillOkayed By Senate   Submerged State Land Drilling Bill Approved

Truman Seeks Few Days Res   In Charlottesville, Va., Fo Brief Period Of Rest During Holidays   MAKES APPEAL FOR TEACE, ON JULY 4

PRESIDENT IN APPEAL FOR WORLD PEACE   Lashes Russia in Strongest Words Since End of War

TRUMAN FLAYS - SOVIET STAND   PRESIDENT INDIRECTLY AC. _CUSES RUSSIA OF BLOCK. ‘! ING PEACE—MARSHALL  PLAN GAINS

President Appeals  For Peace   Uses Strong Words In Lashing Out At Soviet Russia

Judge Denies Several of Jacobs’ Pleas   Prosecutor. Says. Pair Still-Conspire  to Grab Wealth

Overel Trial Division Fails Louise Losing Fight  To Leave Bud to Fac Murder Ran hv Selé

Truman Given 'Fill-in' On Current Problems   Confers with Aides on National and World Affairs Requiring Action: Food Parley Set for Sunday

M’GRATH NAMED DEMOCRAT CHIEF   Committee Sets About Tas! Of Picking Convention City

SENATOR FERGUSON INSISTS ON NAMES AS WELL AS ALL EXPENSE AGCOUNTS IN PROBE   Investigating Commitiee Calls John Meyer To Stand and Asks Night-Clubbing Publicity Man Just What Was Done With Kaiser’s Slush  Fund -- Ford Executives and Unionists Meet

NC State Alumni Announce Gifts   Plumbing, Heating Training Made  Possible By Gift

Arab Mobs Roam Streets Of Damascus   Second Day Of Demonstrations Against Partition

Compulsory Arbitration Called Ulegal   Executive of NAM Says It Would Lead To Wage Rate Control

RAPS FORCED ARBITRATION   NAM Offficial Says ‘Proposal Would Sound Death Knell of Free Enterprise

Wide-Spread ‘Losses From  Heavy Winds   Coramunication Hit By Blow; Business Properties Damaged

Alara         Hurricane Moves Westwitll “ Across Georgia with. ~ Damane in Wala . «

SOUTH GEORGIA IS LASHED BY HEAVY STORM   80 To 100-Mile Winds - Rip Coastal Areas; Damage Is Heavy

Riots Are Renewed Atter Moslem Sabbath Prayers; Heath Toil Reaches 40

More Blood Shed hp, .Palestine; London Sources Doubt -Arabs Can’ Raise.  L'anahloa Army 

But Foreman Doesnt Say Conviction or Acquittal Near: Jurors Given Rest

JUDGES TOLD OF JURY STAND   Overcll Defense Counsel Sees Acquittal

Overell and Gollum Jury Stands 11 fo 1   “Foreman Tells Judge He Believes Verdict Will Be Reached; Defendants Predict Acquittal

JURY IN OVERELL YACHT DEATH CASE 1 MIVINEN. 1 Td   Whether Vote Favors Conviction or Acquittal of Heiress and Her Lover Is Not Disclosed.      FOREMAN BELIEVES IT  CAN REACH VERDICT   Group Locked Up for. Night After It Reports to Court ~ —Wili Resume Delibera tions Today.

Yacht Murder: Jury Ponders Fate Of Lover:   Deliberates .26 Hours Tn Slaying Casc, to Resume: This Morning; Stands Eleven To One

Overell Jury To Resume Deliberations on Sunday   Foreman Airs Vote of 11 to 1 Without Revealing Stand for Conviction or Acquittal

Overell Jury Not Agreed But Stands 11-1 Foreman Says   Judge Sends Members To Hotel For Tonight, Meet Again Sunday

Court Warns Foreman On Secrecy   Verdict Said Possible, Deliberations Continuing Today

MacArthur: Plans. Return to U. S., Is Baltimore: Story   Triumphal Homecoming if Part of ‘Plan’ to Give  Him™ Top -G.O.P.-  Se eo te

BIG MACARTHUR BOCM FORESEEN   Triumphal Return’ For 1948 Race Predicted By Baltimore Sun

Gen. MacArthur To Seek GOP Nomination, Writer Declares   Story in Baltimore Sun Says He Is ‘Planning Triumphal Return to U. S.’ Next Spring To ‘Capture Presidential Nomination’

Says General to Seek Office   MacArthur to Make Triumphal Return in Time to Get GOP Bid

Expect Return Of MacArthur Next Spring   Baltimore Sun Contends General Is Preparing To Return To States To Enter Campaign

“Mac” Reported Ready To Run For President   BALTIMORE SUN SAYS GEN. MacARTHUR TO RETURN

“Will Enter GOP Race”      MacArthur Reportedly Plans Return to U. S. In Spring ‘To Capture Republican Nomination

MacArthur Sure To Run. Paper Says Baltimore Writer  Sees ‘Triumphal’ Return in Spring

MacArthur Said Seeking GOP Nomination   Priumphal Return To America Is Predicted By Newspape

MacArthur May Be GOP. Candidate  Reported He Will Return In Spring To  tg el

M’ARTHUR VOTE BID NEARS, PAPER SAYS   Baltimore Sun Writer Fore: sees ‘Triumphal Return’

SAIN PLANNING FOR BIG ENTRY   Baltimore Sun Declares Gen. MacArthur Is Preparing  For [Triumphal Return And Race For Presidency In 1948.

MacArthur To Ask Nomination Paper Reports   Baltimore Sun Says General Will Return To U.S. In Spring

CAPTURE OF GOP   Published Reports Say that General’s Return Is Timed For Effect

M’ ARTHUR RUMORED CANDIDATE~  General May Come Home for Long-delayed Ovation

Baltimore Sun Publishes  Report He'll Return And Be Backed For GOP Nomination’

$10 PER MONTH BONUS FAVORED FOR OHIO VETS   Senate. House Group Map Amendment To Be Submitted to Voters

STUDY GROUPS FIX SUM. TIME   Legislative Committees Concur; Method of Financing To Be Arranged.

310 AMONTH PUT INTO BONUS PLAN   Latest Ohio Setup Calls For Maximum Of About $450

Commifteemen Fix Pay af $10 For Each Month   $450 Maximum Set With $500 Death Benefit

Committees Okay $10 For Each Month Of Wartime Service   ‘Vets Will Only Receive Pay For Time Between Pearl Harbor, V-J Day; No Overseas Increase

—VETERANS— $10 A Month Cash Bonus Is Favored   Financing Plan Not Determined

Soldier Bonus Bond Retirement Change Outlined   Suggestion Made By Vinton County Legislator Iqnored

FIREMEN‘S NEW FLUORESCENT POWDER TRAPS MAN WHO RINGS FALSE ALARM

Big Four Soli Into 3 Camps On Government   France Against Anglo American Plans and Russia's Suggestions

Against All Proposals At Moscow   No Need for Haste, Say; Bidault—Finds U. 8. Sug gestions ‘‘Interesting’’

ECUADOR ARMY OFFICERS REBEL   New Regime Rushes Arms To Quell Uprising

Ecuador Sees Revolt Spark  Army, Constabulary Rebel In Two Cities

Mancheno’s Regime Clamps State of Siege Over Whole Republic, Bans News of Revolt

Use Lend-lease © Equipment to Quel Revolt in Ecuador   Week-old Regime ie Of Colonel Manchene  ts Challenged:..Rush . Sombeta Gitine ©

ECUADOR’S RULE BATTLES REVOLT   Army, Other Officers Rebe Against New Regime

REVOLUTION IN ECUADOR HITS EVERY 7 DAYS   Army Rebels Against Week:Old Regime Of Mancheno

Ecuador Army Turns Against Col. Mancheno  Troops And Tanks Sent To Two Cities

2 Cities Rebel Against ‘Czar’ ~ Revolt Set Up   New Ecuadoran President Speeds U. S. Lend Lease  Arms ta Seenp

Any Port in a Strike’ Is Goal of Great Lakes’ Fugitive Freighter

SEEKING GARG   Hasn’t Docked Since Leaving 24 Striking Seamen at Detroit Friday

General Profited $150,199 From Plant, Is Charge   Witness Testifies He Concocted False Story To Cover Dummy Salary Kickback Maneuvers

TWO PRISONERS DIE IN TOWSON JAIL FIRE   Yenth Discharged From Army Meath One Of Victimg Of Mysteriews Blare

Barney on Mound For Dodgers in oth Series Game   Manager Shotton Shift: Hurlers Just Before Time for Game

Barney Surprise Dodgers Pitcher   Monager Burt Shotion Calis on Right Hander tc Make It Three in Row Over Yanks.

English-U. S. Rift Develops Over Balkans   Staffs in Satellite Countries Estranged By Policy Squabbles

WEATHER   Two Nations Divided On Ther Policy   Wild Rumors Have War Imminent. Survey Reveals

Sentence Is Protested To Russia   Death Sentence Imposed or Bulgarian Anti-Commun ist Leader

Russia Holds Key to UN Efforts To Solve Explosive Balkan Issue   The Big Question Today Is: Will. Soviets Veto-U. S. Border Watch Plan?

‘“‘Can Make Or Break’’....  Americans And Britons Say Russians Hold Key To Trouble In Balkans

Little Advance in Suoar Price Likely   Stocks Are Good And Supply Is. Above De mand

Controls On Sugar Ended At Midnight   Credit Bu ying in 3 Regula tions* To: “Be: Fased” Te

PRICE CEILING ON SUGAR LIFTED   CONTROLS OVER INSTALIMENT BUXING END AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT.

CONTROLS OVER SUGAR, CREDIT, EXPIRE TONIGHT   Experts Say Action Not To Add To Buyers’  Moanev Troubles

Sugar Price Lid, Credit Controls Cease Operation   Expect No Additions to Cost of Living; TimeBuying on Increase

Price Controls On Sugar Are Dropped Curbs On Installment Buying To End Today

 To Repel Hemisphere Threat  Standard Weapons, Battle ‘Plans Proposed For Americas

Propose Weapons Of All Americas Be Standardized  Plans for Hemisphere   Plans for Hemisphere Defense Revealed By International Board

Heavy Sales Seen For Border Leaf   Quality Improved Yesterday Despite Decline In Prices

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Today In Coneress   Knoity Question Of Rent Ceiling Boost Bobs  Up In House; Senate Continues Work On "Touch’ Labor Bill: Salanc Bane Alacean

House To Vote On Rent Raises  Government Controls On Building Dropped

ROTARIANS CONVENE   San Francisco Is Host to Nation. al Convention

Pope Calls For Fight In Moral Battlegrounds   Tells Catholic Throng Time for Action Here

‘ACTION’ URGED BY POPE PIUS ©   Hits Religious and Moral Differences;  Addresses 250.000

TROOPS HELD IN LONDON TIEUP   Government Calls Off Order In Food Stalemate

Other Unions Threaten To Join Transport Worker:   Supplies Running Critically Short In Many Sections of Capital City— Work Stonnace Bigvest Since 1926

Food Supplies Running Low inLondon   30,000 Soldiers Were Standing By Before Countermand

British Abandon Emergency Plans For Food Crisis   Labor Government Say Troops Will Not Be Called Out in London   20,000 TRUCKMEN REMAIN OFF JOBS   30,000 Soldiers Were Stand. ing By When Order Was Canceled

LABOR GROUP IN HOUSE FAVORS STRICT CHANGES   New Committee Will Hold Initial Conference Next Week

More British Miners Strike   Report Miners In Six Additional Pits Join Strike In Great Britain

Univ. Hospital To Expand Care   Appropriations To Make Make ible Capacity rations

STATE HOSPITAL AT IOWA GITY GREATLY IMPROVES PROGRAM   Report Issued By Hospital Today States Increased Ap-propriations Permits Giving Larger Service To Iow4ns.

MORE FACILITIES FOR PATIENTS AT UNIV. HOSPITAL   Legislature Provided the Funds for Expanded Program

‘YACHT MURDER’ CASE ENDING AFTER WEEKS OF TESTIMONY   JURY EXPECTED TO GET CASE AFTER BEING IN SESSION 19 WEEKS

Russian Writers Launch  New Barbs at U.S., Britain      Aim Guns At Proposed American Aid  Program For Greece, Turkey

Leftists Demand Full Control of Italian Industry   Communists Try New Tack in Efforts to Unseat de Gasperi Regime

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)Schwellenbach Urges Senate Approval  (Of Truman’s Proposed Labor Commission

Secretary Hits Pending Measures   Art of Collective Bargaining Forgotten, Committee Informed

Secretary. Lashes Most Labor Bills   - Voices ‘Support of Truman's Proposal For New Commissio!

Fault Found With Most of Labor Bills   Secretary of Ldbor Favors Commission fo Study Labor Preblems

Schwellenbach Assails Pending Labor Measures   Secretary Urges Adoption of Plan For Commission

Schwellenbach Asks Approval Of Labor Plan  Commends Truman's Idea For Commission Study, Hits Lahor Corb Bills

Labor Plan Support Is Sought   Schwellenbach Urges Senators to Back Truman’s Commission Proposal

LABOR BILLS OPPOSED BY GOVERNMENT   Secretary Schwellenbach Indorses Labor Study Urged by Truman, but Criticizes Proposals Offered in Senate.

Truman vs Congress  Breach Shown Wide   Secretary Specifically Attacks Ball’s Industry-Wide Bargaining QOutlawry Measure

Pending Bills Criticized By Sec’y Of Labor   Art Of Bargaining Has Been Forgotten, Statement Declares

Schwellenbach OK’s Truman’s Proposed Labor Commission, Criticizes Other Pending Bills

SEES MERIT IN ONLY PROPOSAL TO MAKE STUDY   Particularly Singles Out Measure Proposed By Ball for Criticism

SEN. BALL OFFERS NEW MEASURE TO OUTLAW STRIKES   AUTHORIZES FIRING IF STRIKERS REJECT BACK TO WORK OFFER

Solons Urged’ to Approve Truman’s Plan to Form Labor-Issue Study Board.

Schwellenbach Urges Labor Study,  But Criticizes Bills in Congress.

SOLONS ASKED TO.0.K. LABOR STUDY GROUP   Schwellenbach Criticize: Current Crop Of Bills As ‘Wrong Approach’

Study of Labor Problem Urged   Schwellenbach Backs Proposal of Truman

Schwellebach Attacks Labor Law Revisions  . Labor Secretary Says Proposed Changes

Industry Can Relearn Art  of Problem Solving,  — Schwellenbach Says

Schwellenbach Hits at Most of New ‘Labor Laws, Urges Study Commission

—SCHWELLENBACH OPPOSES BILLS— U inges Senate Approve Truman’s Labor Study

Schwellenbach Lashes Labo Bills: Wants Truman’s Plan   Secretary of Labor Strikes Out Directly at Proposal by Ball

Urges Study Of Truman Proposal   Art of Collective Bargaining Is Forgotten, He Tells Senators

Labor Secretary Lashes Out At Pending Legislation To Clamp Down On Labor Unions

Approval Of Commission ls Uraed   Schwellenbach Critical Of Most Measures

Likes Truman Idea of Board   Labor Secretary Wants Management, Labor to ReLearn Collective Bargaining

SENATE TOLD TROUBLE CAN “BE AOUSTED   Schwellenbach Says “Art of Bargaining” Has Been. Forgotten.

Asks Creation Of Commission  To Make Study   Would Look Tuto Labor Problems; ‘Collective Bars gaining Forgotten.’

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by A. P   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

SCHWELLENBACH VOICES VIEWS ON LABOR ACTS   Secretary Of Labor, Summoned By Senate Group, Expresses Confidence In Collective Bargaining; Opposes Most Labor Curbs.

MOST OF LABOR MEASURES HIT BY TRUMAN AID   Schwellenbach Tells Group That Idea Of Collective Bargaining Fades

SENATOR BALL'S BILLS ATTACKED   Labor Secretary Raps At One And Thomas Criticizes Another   l'TRUMAN PLAN URGED

"Urges Approval of President's Labor. Study Commission   Secretary of Labor Also Criticizes Most Pending Bille

Schwellenbach  Backs [Truman’s Labor Program   Proposes Commission To  Make Study Of Problems

Schwellenbach for No Labor Curb but Wants Mere Probe  Committee Araques

Secretary Backs President’s Plan For Study Group   Tells Labor Committee “Art of Collective Bargaining” Has Been Forgotten”

Hits Ball Bill on Labor   Schwellenback jn Urge Proposal of President Truman Be Approved

Suggests Bargaining  Be Studied   Both Sides, He Reports. Can Get Along if Given Reasonable Opportunity  Ball Bill Is Hit   Thomas Says Measure to Fire Strikers Is  Reactionary

Labor’s Problem Offered  Solons   Schwellenbach I: In Favor Most  Truman Plans °

Secretary Supports Labor Commission   Schwellenbach Approves Truman's Proposal For Study of Problems Facing U. S. Workers

SOLONS PRODDED TO OKAY CHIEF'S LABOR POLICIES   Schwellenboch Calls For « Commission To Study Industrial Problems

Schwellenbach Urges Truman Labor Program   Raps Pending Labor Legislation; Points  Out Faults He Sees in Bills Before Conaress

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Recalls Old Days When Boxing Rated As Outlawed Sport

Veteran Found Starving Was Unable To Get Job fo Earn Money for Food

Jobless War Velerar Is Sent-To Hospital   Youth Says He Has Beer Eating Every. Two Days =: .

LEGS LIKE BROOMSTICKS  Jobless War Vet Said He Ate Only Every Two Days

Marshall Meets With Stalin But Deadlock Holds   Big Power Rivalry In Europe Expected To Follow.

Marshall-Stalin’s Talk Not Decisive   Deadlock Reported Still On After American Gives Soviet Leader Brass-Tacks Statement On Policy

a ate AND   Subject Of 90-Minute Session Between’ U. 8S. And Russian Leaders Not Disclosed; Although No Acreament Is Hinted.

Stalin Talk Outcome Kep! Under Cover   Marshall Believed to Have Reported to Presiden? Truman

HEAR STALIN UNWILLING TO ALTER POLICY   Marshall’s Talk With Him in Kremlin Understood to Have Failed to Break Big 4 Deadlock Over Reich Treaty.

Soviets Pledge Work Toward  Austrian Pact   Have No Obiection To Acting On It Now; Marshall Goes To See Stalin

AUSTRIAN PACT WORK SPEEDEL   ‘Marshall-Stalin Talk Fails To Ease Deadlock

Moscow Falk Fails To End Pact Deadlock   SEC. MARSHALL SPENT 90 MINUTES WITH STALIN

Big 4 Still  Deadlocked Despite Talk   Deep Secrecy Clamped on Marshall-Stalin Topics

Impasse Holds After Marshall Visit To Stalin  Subject Of Talks Secret, But Believe U_ S. Position Given

MARSHALL TALK IS KEPT SECRET      Silence Cloaks Conversation With Prime Minister Stalin   MOSCOW MEET FLOPS

—BIG FOUR—  U.S. Poliey Outlined To Soviet Chief  Tight Secrecy On Trip To Kremlin

Secrecy Hides Marstall Tall With Stalin.   Deadlock Between: U'S. And Russia on Major Issues Is Unbroken "

Marshall’s Talk To Red Premier Of Little Import   Jeadlocks: Still Unbroken; Unvarnished Statement On Policy Given Stalin

HARMONY PREVAILS AT MEET Molotov Ready to  Complete Austri ria Pact at Sec

MARSHALL AIRS U.S. POLICY IN VISIT TO STALIN   Informed Sources Declare Issues Still Deadlocked Despite Meeting

PARLEY FAILS TOBREAK UP DEADLOCK   U. S. Policy Is Explained To Soviet Leader

DEADLOCK NOT BROKEN- AFTER STALIN VISIT   Marshall Holds 90-Minute Conference With Prime Minister Without Accord   AMERICAN POLICY FOR GERMANY {S EXPLAINED

Big Four Agree On 15 Points in Harmonious Meeting; Stalin-Marsh all Talk Unproductive

Marshall-Stalin Meeting Fails To Break Deadlock    Secretary of State and Soviet Prime Minister Have 90Minute Talk.

Marshall Confers With Stalin but Deadlock Remains   U. S. Envoy Merely Laid Facts Before Red Without Pleas

Marshall-Stalin Parley Fails; Big Four Locked   Chief Value Seen In Giving Soviet Leader Plain View Of Yank Concern

BIG FOUR STILL DEADLOCKED ON REICH PROGRAM   Rumor Marshall, Stalin Un able to Solve Issues at Meet in Kremlin

Fails To Break Any Deadlocks  In Conference   Marshall’s Talk With Stalin Last Night CloselyGuarded Secret

Marshall-Stalin Meeting Fails To Break Deadlocks  Secrecy Surrounds   Secrecy Surrounds Secretary's Visit With Soviet Chief

Marshall's Talk Fails To Help Matters   Much Secrecy Surrounds Visit To Stalin

BIG FOUR STILL STYMIED AFTER STALIN. PARLEY   Observers Believe Marshall's Talk with Soviet Chief Failed.

Marshall's Visit To Stalin Fails To End Deadlock   Frank Statement on American Policy Giver Russian Leader

Molotov Agrees To Austrian Pact  Marshall, Stalin Keep Talks Secret

Austrian Treaty Can Be Finishec Russians Agree  Marshall’s Talk   Marshall’s Talk With Stalin Fails To End Deadlocks

NO REPORT ON STALIN TALK   Secrecy Surrounding Conference Obscures Outlook At Moscow

Big-4 Outlook Drab; New. Rivalry Forecas!  German Arms Pact Turned Down; Bie-Power ‘Grab’ May Follow

Soviets Promise Cooperation on Austrian Treaty   Few of Major Points Raised, However, at Harmonious Session

Red Leader Given U. S. Policy View   Marshall Clamps Tight Secrecy On Visit to Kremlin

AUSTRIAN PACT UP FOR ACTION IN CONFERENCE   Molotoy Asserts He Con See No Reason Why Treaty Can’t Be Finished

Soviet Back Peace Pact For Austria  Molotov Says Nation Has No Objection to  Dawmnileatian of Parlaw

No Objection To Austrian Treaty   Russia Is Willing To Complete Pact

Warning Is Sounded By Vandenberg   Urges Quick Passage Of Emergency Bill As Debate Opens

Senate President Opens Debate on Bill For $597.000,000 Stop-Gap Relief Funds

President of Senate  Asks Relief   Regrets That Truman Included Inflation Cantralc in Program

VANDENBURG SAYS U. 5. MUST ASSIST NEEDY OF EUROPE   Failure Might Be Cause of Conflict, States Senate President in Talk at Washington.

People Grimly Face Full Threat Of National Bankruptcy Unless They Pull Selves Out Of Hole

BRITONS CHAFE UNDER DECREED RATION SLASH  wiaa GUneaant   Coal Strikes Spread as Attlee’s Former Supporters Attack New Program.

Mine Strikes Hit British Austerity Program; IDepece Criticizes Cute in Food. Gas. Travel

7,000 Coal Miners Walk Out Of Pits   Wildcat Strike Adds New Blow To Tottering Economy; All Pleasure Driving Is Banned

British Coal Miners Strike In New Crisis   WALK OUT ADDS TO MANY TROUBLES OF NATION

Attlee Austerity Program Blasted By London Press   Spreading Wildcat Coal Miners Strike Adds to Economic Difficulties as Cuts in Rations Are Effected

MINERS LEAVE COAL PITS IN PROTESTS   Britons Face Rationing Of All Articles

Hit By Press As “Too Little And Too Late’—Program Runs Into Spreading Wildcat Coal Miners Strike   SEIMPIEST FARE IN ALL BRITISH HISTORY

New British Program Hit By-Walkouts   Labor Government Embarxs On Ambitious Plan to Solve Present Economic Crisis.

British Economy Plans Hit Snag   Miners Leave Pits Because of Long Hours, Short Rations

— TURNS ON ATTLEE — "Too Late," Says Press  On Britain's Economy

Partial Agreement In Strike Reached   Basis Is Provided For Possible End Of Telephone Walkout In Near Future

Union Sets Vote Soon on Contract   Conciliators Hope Agreement May Prove Pattern for Others

Tentative Truce  Terms Approved   Awaits Action of Union’s Top Policy Group; Telephone Company Strike Leaders Warn Partial Agreement Does Not Mean Tieup Over

MAJOR ISSUE. UNSETTLED IN PHONE STRIKE   Basis For Settlement 0 Long Lines Workers Reported

Telephone Conipany, Long Lines Union In ‘Understanding’  Unicon Policy Committee to Vote Today On Company's ‘Lact Offer’ ta Tall Warkere

REPORT TENTATIVE “UNDERSTANDING” IN PHONE STRIKE   Agreement in Long Lines Dispute Must. Get Com. miter’. Aporoval 

Phone Union Consid ering ‘Agreement   Company’s Last Offer To Long Lines Laid Before Policy Committee

Progress Noted In Phone Strike   Long Distance Line Workers May Agree To Early Settlement

LONG STEP” TAKEN T0 WIND UP PRONE DISPUTE IN NATION   Agreement Is Made by Affiliate of A. T. & T. at Washington; Warning Is Given, However.   NEW JERSEY ACTS WITH HASTY LAW

NO WORKERS WILL RETURN ~ UNDER PACT   Service to Be: Started When Ail Demands Are Met

Break In Telephone Strike Is Reported Truce In Long Lines Dispute Near: Approval ls Necessary

PHONE STRIKE PEACE EFFORTS NEAR SUCCESS   ‘Question of National or Regional Basis for Agreements Is Deadlocked

Union Action on Proposal Slated Within Hours   Agreement May Set Pattern for End of Other Phone Dispute

Long Lines Union And Company Agree   First Major Break in Walkout Comes as NFTW Affiliate  Confirms ‘Basis for Acreement’

Blame Commynists in Pre-Dawn Battle at  Ammunition Dump in Tangku; Second Raid

Communists Raid Munitions Dump, Kill Five Marines   Sixteen Other Americans Wounded in Attack on Tangku Base   ATTACKERS BLOCK RELIEF HIGHWAYS   One U. S. Column Runs Into Trouble En Route From Nearby Village

Chinese Red Forces Raid Marine Base   Five Yanks Are Killed And Sixteen Wounded In Pre-Dawn Attack

CHINA REDS KILL 5 U.S. MARINES   Seek to Seize Ammunition But Are Driven Off

Dawn Raiders Routed After Pitched Battle   Sixteen Other Marines Wounded in Fighting at Tanguku; Second Attack Sinee October

Pre-Dawn battle At Ammunition Dump Is First Outbreak To Occur Since July,

FIVE MARINE SLAIN IN CHINA BY COMMUNISTS   Attack Ammunition Dump Near Peiping; Sixteen U. S. Marines Wounded

FIVE MARINES KILLED IN CHINA   Raiders Identified As Communist Band

Five U. S. Marines Killed by Chinese Raiders’ Attack   Band Identified ° As Communists By Headquarters

ChineseCommunists  Kill 5 U.S. Marines   16 Others Are Wounded as Raiders Attack American Ammunition Dump Outside Tangku

16 WOUNDED IN RAID ON SUPPLY DUMP AT TANGKT   Failed in Attempt To Get Ammunition In Pre-Dawn Attack

Chinese Reds Kill 5 Marines  mi *s 2. fw   Raid on Amtho Dump Repulsed, Attackers Are Pursued North

American Blood Flows In China   Five U. .S. Marines Slain, 16 Wounded As Chinese Communist Forces Press Attack

FIVE MARINES SLAININ CHINESE RAID   Raiders Are: © Identified _ As Communists

Five Marines Die in China Battle   Red Troops Routed from U.S. Supplies

9 MARINES ARE KILLED BY RED RAIDING PARTY   16 More Wounded In At tack On Ammunition Dump Near Tientsin

Five Marines Killed, 16 Hurt In Chinese Raic   Attacking Soldiers Identified a  i smaea Cammuauniete

GREEK-TURK PLAN IS HIT BY PEPPER   Florida Senator Says Russia Is Certain to Resent Innovation

Sen. Pepper Says Russia May “Resent” Proposed American Action in Greece

Justice Going After Big Fish   79 of Biggest U.S. Firms Face Department Anti-Trust Court Action.

General Electric Agrees to Upped Wages for Labor   Company Says It Means Higher Prices for Its Products

GENERAL ELECTRIC. AGREES 10 BOOST WAGES OF 125,000   Increase of 15 Cents an Hour to Be Given Employes in _ 14 States at Cost of $50,000,000.   COMPANY ANNOUNCES IT WILL PUT UP PRICES   Refrigerators, Freezers and   Other Household Appliances to Be Raised About   7 Per Cent.

Price Increase Announcement Made By GE   Electrical Workers Receive 15 Cents Ar Hour Pay Hike; Say Prices Will Go Uo

CE HIKES PAY. FOR 125,000   15-Cent Increase Granted Em: ployes. in 14 States; Prices To Go Up

15-Cent Increase Will Hike Prices   Company President Says Inflation Is Here And Costs Will Go Higher; Lacks Faith In Newburyport Plan

RUSSIAN VETO SCORED AGAIN   Angry Outcries Raised In Council Meeting Over Practice

Russia Under Fire on Veto   Argentina Moves to End Big Power Veto Privilege

Reds Ups*,  Decisions a % By Repeatecs, % Use Of Veto %   Russia Under Fire Of Other Nations At UN Conference

Argentina Moves To Abolish Veto Privilege by Preparing Resolution for Next General Assembly.   ABUSE POWER,  OPPONENTS SAY

SOVIET USE OF VETO IS CONDEMNED   Argentina Proposes Resolution for Consideration of U. N. General Assembly Which Would Abolish Veto Power.

RUSSIA UNDER FIRE FOR USE OF THE VETO   Argentina Moves Swittly to Seek Abolition of Gromyko's Favorite Play.

Argentina Acts To Abolish Big Power Right   Council President Condemns Russian Obstructionism—  U.S. Hits ‘Abuse’

‘Hurled ‘At Reds On Use Of Veto   Argentina, Moves To Annul - Big Power Privilege In Asking Assembly Action

Russian Vetoes Bring Demands   Nations Would Curb The Power In Security iene -

Russ Under Fire in UN. Over Vetoes   Argentina te Seek Showdown on Issue In General Assembly

Russia’s Practice of ~ Continually Calling on Veto Under Fire   Argentina Moves to Ba) Big Power Veto After Reds Use 7 This Week

Criticism of Russia’s Use  Of “No” Vote   Soviet “Obstructed Council Ac tion” Is Charged From Several Quarters

Upsets Majority Decisions in Securify Council  Argentina Seeks to Abolish Power Veto

American Nations Seek Abolition ()/ Council Veto   Argentina Asks Special Conference To Revise Charter

Upsets Majority Decisions in Security Council   Argentina Seeks to  ep Ahalich Pawar Vata

Russian Use Of Vetoes Under Fire   Argentina Will Seek Complete Abolition Of Veto Power; Reds Roundly Criticized

Assail Russia For Frequent Use of Veto   Argenting Asks U.N. Conference to Revise Veto Rule: in Charter

Argentina Moves To End Power To Upset Majority Will Of United Nations

Russia Under Fire for Persistent Use of Veto to Upset Decisions By Majority in Security Council

Nations Want Veto Curbed  Red ee af Cudeel   Red Use of Cudgel Provokes Demands

Soviet Vetoes Bring a Move to Curb Power   Argentina Asks Consideration by General Assembly

RUSSIA UNDER FIRE FOR USING VETO   Move Is Made For Abolition Of Big Power Veto

Russia Under Fire for Using Veto   Majority Decisions Upset Seven Times During Week

Veto Power Curb In UN Is Demanded  Seven Russian Vetoes In Week Upset Maiority

Soviet Vetoes Bring Demand To Curb Power   Upset Majority Votes In UN Council And Block Membership Pleas; Ac ston Flaved<

ASKS ASSEMBLY ORDER REVISION OF U. N. CHARTER   SEVEN VETOES IN PAST WEEK CAUSES DEMAND FOR CHANGE

Soviet Tactics Bring Demands  For Veto Curbs   Argentina Leads Move For Abolition Of Big Power Privilege.

OTHERS ALSO FACE DANGER Seventy-Nine Miners Found As Workers Near End Of Search

RESCUE CREWS ARE IMPERILED BY DENSE FUMES   79 Bedies Recevered In Centralia Mime; Explorations Continue   BLAST SITE LITTERED WITH WRECKED CARS

Take 79 Bodies From Mine: Seek 32 Others   Exploration Of Centralia Mine To Be-Completed Thic Mnrnings. Rescuer Thinks

Rescue Crews Take 19 Miners’ Bodies From Mine Debris  Progress is Slowed by   Progress is Slowed by Weakened Walls And Gas

May Broaden Greek Cabinet   Sophoulis to be Premier And Tsaldaris Would Head Inner Group

Clinton Workers Return To Jobs   UAW-CIO Pickets Desist In terference With ‘‘BackTo-Work’’ Movement

ABOUT ‘HALF. OF . WORKERS AT MICHIGAN ‘PLANT “HAVE RETURNED TO  THEIR JOBS 

“Miss America” Is Barbara Walker Of Memphis, Tenn.   Future Plans Include “To Finish School and Then Teach Languages”

Communists Hurl Challenge At Harried French Cabinet   Leftist Stand Against Emergency Measures Halts Strike Settlement; Subway System Paralyzed

Socialists jurn On Communists in Paris Assembly   Organized Labor Splits: Into Communist and Opposing Groups

French Communists Warr Govi. Againsi Passage Ct Emergency Measure

PLAN TO FIGHT IF ANY CRISIS LAWS PASSED   New Strikes Paralyze Subway Traffic, Spread to Other Cities.

FRENCH TROOPS FIGHT PICKETS   All Trains Of Subway In Paris Halted

Issue All-or“adarhing*Chaitlonge hag oH Ee 2 Te Rs Nia “To French’ Gov't

French Reds Break Off Peace Talks   New Strikes Plague Country As All-Or-Nothing Challenge Is Hurled

Communists Fling All Or Nothing Challenge At French Government, Will Not Settle Present Chactic Strikes   NEW STRIKES HIT CRIPPLED COUNTRY

Reds To Abandon Settlement Talks lf Curbs Passed   New Strikes Halt  Subway Services

Schuman Presses for New Laws  National Paralysis Grows; Subways * Stop: Showdown

NEW STRIKES HIT PARIS INDUSTRY   French Premier Seeks Legislation To Curb Reds

Vigilance Needed On Food Crop Front  Conclusions of Group Enumerated by Thye

Aged Womar Kills, Hacks Up Husband  Chopped Up Torso Is Dumped  limétan BDivar

Wife Admits HammerDeatt of Husband   Hacked Body to Pieces ond Threw ht late River

Wife Admits  Killing Spouse Hammered Him, Ther Hacked Body To Bits

KILLING TOOK PLACE DURING HOT ARGUMENT   Body Was Sawed Up; Pieces Thrown Into River

WOMAN ADMITS SLAYING MATE   Chicagoan Kills Husband with Hammer—Dumps Parts of Body into River

Wife Admits Slaying Mate. Cutting Body   After Killing Husband, Chicago Woman Cuts Body Apart and Dumps It in the River.

WOMAN ADMITS BUTCHER DEATH   Says She Killed Husband With Hammer, Sawed Up Body

EARLY SNOW IN NORTHERN 1OWA   Spirit Lake Sees Flakes, Sleet Is Snencer’s Report

REPORT SCORED AS ‘GROSS LIE’ Hungary Denies Red Troops In Nation At Government Request

Hungary Calls Troop Report ‘A Gross Lie’   But Fails To Explain Why Russian Tanks And Planes Remain

Hungary Declares Newsman Lied in Reporting on Reds   Had Said Soviet Troops Were Remaining There ‘On Invitation’

Hve Violent Weekend Deaths   Three Accidents, Two Shootings Account For Fatalities In State

Weekend Brings Two Deaths From Shooting, One From Motorevcle Wreck, And One From Auto Accident.

Many Residents of South Carolina Voice Jubilation as Others Are Dicannointed

Mixed Reaction To Acquittals In Lynch Trial   All Defendants Freed In Slaying Of Negro In South Carolina

28WhiteMen Liberated at Lynch Trial  ~ Mixed Reaction Greets Verdict

BY. JURORS IN NEGRO’S DEATH   Twenty-Eight Men Acquitted of Murder Charges Growing Qut of Lynching   JURY DELIBERATES FOR FIVE HOURS 15 MINUTES

Southern Jury Frees Lynch Mob   Town Drowsily Quiet After 28 White Men Freed in Murder

Mixed Reactions Greet  Lynch Mob Acquittals   Greenville, 8. C., Taxi Drivers Win Freedom On Charge Of Killing Negro Who Slashed One Of Member; Verdict Is No Surprise In South Carolina

‘Mixed Reactions Greet Acquittals in Seuth Carolina  Twenty-eight White  Defendants Freed &o OFf Lunch Cheayrce

MIXED REACTION TODAY GREETED THE ~~ LYNCHING VERDICT   Twenty-eight White Men Ac quitted of Lynching a Negro,   WAS IN SOUTH CAROLINA   Many Outspoken Jubilations and Curtly Spoken Disappointment,

Mixed Feeling On Acquittal Of 28 Whites   Jury Frees All Defendants Tried For Shooting Of So.  Car. Negro.

28 WHITE MEN ARE FREED IN LYNCHING CASE   Mixed Reaction Greets Blanket Acquittal in South Carolina Town

Acquitted In Lynch Trial   All 28 White Men Held Not Guilty in Murder  Of Negro; Verdict Is © Disanvointine to Many

Jurors Free 28 Accused In‘ Lynching   Jarors Take Five Hours Fa Decide; . Drivers Are Mappy

Food Items Down More as Grains Go Steadily Upward   Wholesale Meat, Butter and Egg Frices Continue Decrease

Livestock Prices Hold; Grains Up  Meat, Butter And Eaa Prices Decline

MEATS, BUTTER AND EGGS DROP   Price Decline Carries Over To Second Week; Grains Higher

MEAT, BUTTER, EGGS DECLINE IN PRICE   Drop in New York and Chicag Wholesale Markets—Wheat Whirled Up.

Prices Of Meal, Butter And Eggs Continue Decline  Livestock Steady But Grains Go Up

GRAIN PRICES CONTINUE UP . Drop In Basic Food Items Is Continued At Leading Markets

Some Food Prices Down;  Grain Is Up   Wholesale Costs Continue To Drop

 Meat, Butter, Eggs Continue Price Decline Food Dollar Growing A Little Bit Larger

GRAINS DRIFT HIGHER, FOOD PRICES DROP   Second Week Sees Meat, Butter, Eggs Showing Decreases

PRICE DECLINE CONTINUES ON BASIC FOODS   Drop on Meat, Butter.  Eggs Carries Into Second Week

Wholesale Cost Of Butter, Eggs, Meat Declines   Shrun ken Housewife’s Dollar May Get A Little Biqger

Grand Jury Indicts : Hollywood Writers   Ten ‘Writers Face Charge: of fF Contémpt of “Conaress.

JURY INDICTS MOVIE FIGURES   10 Must Stand Trial for Contempt of Congress

Writers, Producers and Directors Who Defied Committee Must Stand Trial for Failure to Tell Where They Stand on Communism—French Government Again Is Harried by Strikers Who Walk Off Jobs—Arabs and Jews Continue Riots

10 ARE INDICTED BY GRAND JURY      Movie Writers to Stand Tria On Contempt Charges.

ilm Writers ndicted On Contempt   Probers in Congress Expect Trials For 10 in January

Hollywood Writers Are Indicted Today   Ten Must Starid Trial’Now on Charges-of Contempt for Refusing Repkes

FEDERAL JURY INDICTS WRITERS ON HOUSE CHARGE   MUST STAND TRIAL FOR CONTEMPT IN HOLLYWOOD PROBE

WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF   10 Movie Personalities Indicted for Contempt

10 Film Personalities indicted for Contempt   Federal Grand Jury Orders Them on TriaiFor Refusing to Answer Questions at House Committee Hearing on Hollywood Communism

Jury Indicts Film Figures For Contemp   10 To Stand Trial For Spurning Quiz By House Committes

Trials May Begin Early  In January   Thomas Terms Subversive List Woefully Incomplete, Farcial; Capehart Seeks Probe Of Durr

Jury Indicts 10 Film Workers For Contempt Of Congress   Men Declined to Answer Questions on Reds  At Hearing

Will Be Tried On Contempt Charges   Group Includes Movie Writers, Producers And Directors Who Refused To Answer Senate Questions On Communism

Screen Writers Indicted   10 Cited During Film Probe To Face Trial

10 MOVIE LEADERS NAMED IN CHARGES   Grand Jury Indicts Film yriters, Directors at Capital Today.

U.S. Indicts 10 In Film Probe   Clark List of Subversives Called ‘Farcical’

10 Indicted For Contempt Of Congress   Hollywood Men Cited For Not Answering  On Red Membership

Ten Hollywood Witneses Must Stand Trial  In dicted By Grand Jury  For Contempt

US. Indicts 10 Film Men In Red Probe   Charges Follow Their Refusal to Say lf They're Communist:

Citations for Contempt Are Voted by House   Accusations Given te U. S. Attorney for Federal Action

JURY INDICTS FILM WRITERS   10 Charged With Contempt Of Congress As Result Of Communist Probe

10 Film Folk Are Indicted For Contempt   Charges Result From Their Refusal to Say Whether They Are or Have Been Communist:

U.S. Jurors Indict Hollywood Reds  7 ~~, San, fnew fie   Ten, Who Refused to Testify, Named in Contempt Actions

Ten from Filmland Indicted by Grand Jury for Contempt   Refused to Testify  Whether or Not They Were Communists at House Investicgtion:

Screen Notables Face Trial  ‘U.S, Grand Jury Indicts 1 For Contempt Of Concres:

TEN INDICTED FOR CONTEMPT OF THE FANRBERC   Refused to Say Whether They Are or Have Beeen Communists,   NOW MUST STAND TRIAL   To Determine Their Guilt or Innocence; Eight on Additional Counts.

Movie Writers Are Indicted For Contempt  Must Stand Trial As Result Of Capital Hearing

U.S. Indicts 10 Film Leaders — Eor Red Stand   Directors, Producers, Writers Face Contempt For Refusing Replies

TEN MOVIELAND ALLEGED ‘REDS ARE ‘INDICTED   Hollywood Figures Hele In Congress Contempt; Trials In January

Jury Indicts Film Writers For Contempt   Ten Hollyweod Authors anv Directers Who Detied Conpress Formally Charged.

Ten Indicted for Contempt of Congress   Film Personages Who Refused To Answer Questions

10 Indicted For Contempt Of Congress   Movie Writers And Directors Must Face Trial

SAYS MAY USED GARSSON CHECK IN BUSINESS   Kentucky Banker on Witness Stand in Washington Trial

GARSSON CHECK IN BUSINESS   Kentucky Banker on Witness Stand in Washington Trial

UNUSUAL BLIGHT CAUSE OF PUZZLE   Milwaukee Shrubs Are Dead’ Reason Is Hunted.

March 15 Is Income Tax Deadline For 50,000,000 Americans; Return Must Be Filed If $500 Is Earned

Must You File Income Return?  Marrh 12 Doadiinoe far £0 Millian: Hovc’e Wha

INCOME RETURN DEADLINE NEARS   All Persons Who Receivec $500 Or More In 1946 Must File Their Reports On O1 Before March 15

ARKANSAS’ GOP LEADERS ‘LEAN’ TOWARD DEWEY   Governor Virtually Assured Of Support from Most of ‘Razorback’ Delegates

Local Famil V  Featured In  National Magazine Feature Article In  Country Gentleman By Georee Sessions Perry

Acheson Reveals That American Plan For Aiding Greece, Turkey Does Not Include Sending Troops

Acheson Says No Troops To - Greek Sector   UNDERSECRETARY SAYS NO U. S. TROOPS WANTED

Doesn’t Think Moves Will Lead to War   Thinks Quite Opposite Is True, He Tells  Senators

Under Sec. Gives Plan For Aid to Greece and Turkey   No Troops To Be Sent; Danger of War Deemed Slight

Acheson Denies Troops Are To Be Sent To Bulwark Turkey And Greece

Greek, Turk Loans Seen  As Bulwarks With Peace   No War Fears Held By Undersecretary’s Office Atv Capital

Secret Papers Tell Red War of Nerves   Communists Accused of Attempts To Grab Control of Greeks, Turks

Have Not Been Asked And Do Not See Need, State Department  Official Deciares

U.S. Plans For Bulwarking On Communism   Underseeretary Acheson Declares We Haven't Been Asked For Troops.

BARES RED PLANS TOSPREAD RULE   (Clayton Explains How Funds: Are to Be Used in™ Tw, Natinne

PAPERS CHARGE RUSSIA BIDS TO CONTROL LANDS   Clayton informs House Unit That 250 Million Would Go For Military

Acheson Sees No Danger of War in Truman Proposal   Papers Reveal Attempted Rule By Communists

U.S. Not To Send Troops, Acheson Says   Don’t Expect To And Do Not Intend To,He Tells Members Of  Senate Committee

Not Asked To Use Soldiers, He Declares   Holds Aid Proposal Will Help Maintain Nations’ Stability

Acheson Says No Request And No Need Is Foreseen   Tells Foreign Relations Committee That Aid Proposals Will Not Lead To War And That The Opposite Is True.

Wreck Kills 1, Injures 30  Engine and 6 Cars   Engine and 6 Cars Derailed in Texas

ONE TRAINMAN KILLED   30 =Passeagers Were Injured in Crash Near Jeffersoa, Tex.

TROOPS HELF MOVE COAL IN BRITAIN   Race to Prevent Breakdown of Essential Services

BRITAIN STILL WITHOUT FUEL   SHIPS BATTLE Icy SEAS TO RELIEVE LONDON

Pn Armed rorces Help To Move Fuet   Move Is Made to Prevent Breakdown Of Power Sveteme

Death of Babies Believed Accident   Police Find No Other Lead in Case After 2 Infants Found Near Death

Torrential Rains Menace Midwest   Two Rivers Already on Rampage Will Go Higher

Heavy Rains Causing  New Floods  24,000 Persons Homeless Over Wide Area

Missouri Floods Expected to Go To New Records   Downpours Over 5-State Area to Push Rivers Over More Land

FLOOD TERRORS MOUNT IN WEST   Torrential Rains Bring New Record Crests in lowa and Missouri

SIGNS AID BILL IN KANSAS CITY HOTEL SUITE   Hails Program as “Important Step in Building Peace”

President Says U.S. Desire For  Peace ls Shown   Signing Of Greco-Turkish Aid Bill Takes Place In Kansas City Hotel   SAYS U.S. SUPPORTERS PLEDGES TO U.N.

PRESIDENT SAYS MEASURE STEP TOWARD PEACE   Chief Executive Declares Plan Offers Proof Of U. $. Cooperation

Truman Signs Aid Bill as Stey Toward Peace   President Says Funds Are Concrete Evidence of U.S. UN Backing

BAN ‘COMMIES’ __ FROM CABINE]   ITALIAN. PREMIER TRYING TO FORM GOVERWMENT WITHOUT REDS IN KEY PLACES

Five Fishermen Spend 6 Weeks On Tiny Island   Shipwreck Victims In ‘Fair Condition’ After Their Rescue

live Survivors Of Fishing Boat  Sinking Found   Men in Fair State After Six Weeks on Small Pacific Isle

Castaway Fishermen Found On Lonely Pacific Island Six Weeks After Boat Sank

Shipwrecked Fishermen. _ Found On Pacific Island   Men Reported In Fair Condition After Living Or Salvaged Rations Since May 19—Boat Broken 7 Un By Storm

5 SURVIVORS OF BOAT WRECK FOUND ON DESOLATE ISLAND   KNTEMR XY CceacH

Found After 6 Weeks On Lonely Pacific Isle Five Survivors Of Shipwreck Rescued

Heering Says Influenza Near Epidemic Stage   Health Director Deplores Hasty Closing of Schools

NATURAL GAS 8, ANNOUNCES NEW RATE REBUCTIONS   NEW LOWER PRICES FOR GAS  TO BECOME EFFECTIVE IN JANUARY. €

Truman Predicts Record Surplus   Cites $4,700,000,000 Figure, Slashes GOP Savings Estimate

DRIVER IS SHOT BY HITGH-HIKING PAIR   [Bound and Left by Side of Road, Norborne Man Sees Car Theft Fail.

IDEAL WEATHER PROMISED STATE   FORECASTER SAYS TODAY WIL BE FAIR AND CEISF— NO STORMS IN SIGHT. =

Weather Forecast   Greater API Is Pledged  By Folsom   Be ae seghite teerone Card reat Governor Warns Farm Agents Against Participation In Polities

FARMER TOLD TO TAKE WIDE WORLT VIEW   Global Ever-Normal Granary Suggested to National Farm Institute.

‘Californian and His Bride from  Michigan Travel Nation Aimlessl)

Blaze Sweeps Business Area  Ld if A. Moatl,, Ee. In   Half-Million Dollar Fire In Danville, Va.

Half Million Dollar Blaze Hits Danville   6 Business. Places Aré Wiped Out; 15 Routed From House

Young Priest, Vuable to Raise His Arms Above Head, Sings First Mass

LIVING COSTS EDGE HIGHER   Wheat At $3 A Bushel In Chicago; Butter Only Item To Show Drop

Wheat Hits $3 Again on Chicago Mart   Major Commodities at Nation’s Markets Take Upward ‘Trend Except For Butter Price

John L. Lewis  And Northern  Owners Agree Union Pay Demands  Ronantad Crantad

All-Out Coal Strike Seems To Be Averted   Lewis Granted Big Concessions During Negotiations

All-Out Strike Averted As Bituminous Industry Makes Big Concessions To Lewis

Lewis Granted Demands by Many Owners   Some Operators sll Balk at New Terms: Wage Hike I. Provides

MINE OWNERS LIBERAL WITH JOHN. LEWIS   SOME OPERATORS BALK AT TERMS OF CONTRACT

Most Operators: Ready to Sign Un   Lewis Calls 200 Man Committee to Meet Saturday; All-Out Strike Averted By Major  Coancessinnge Made to Tews 

Details Yet Unrevealed, But United States Steel and Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company Grant Wage Increase.

UNION BOSS’ PAY DEMAND REPORTED GRANTED IN FULL   Many Owners Balk at Terms and Their Properties Are Expected to Rematn Closed After Holiday.   AGREEMENT COVERS THE CAPTIVE MINES   Parties to Pact, Reached in Capital, Produce About Third of Nation’s Soft Coal.

Northern Operators And Captive Mines Sut ~it  To Lewis   OTHERS MIGHT BALK AT ACCEPTING TERMS

Reached by Lewis And Some Owners; Full Pay Demands Believed Granted

Pact Grants Concessions For Miners  Covers Large Part Of Pits; Southern

North Operators. Lewis i in  Accord  spaucescueaudueh 9 Thi, Pees Ge eerrern S   Agreement Diminishes Threat OL Nation Wide Coal Strike

NorthernAnd U.S. Steel Operators Give In To Lewis   200-Man UMW Policy Committee To Review Tentative Agreement Saturday; Local Fields Not Covered By Contract  ~. FF ATT. Fa Cer terawworrm

REPORT FULL WAGE DEMAND WON BY LEWIS   Large Segment of Coal Industry Included In Wage Accord

Tentative Accord Is Reached After Secret Parleys  Southern Operators   Southern Operators Still Balk and Face  Close-Down of Mines

Tentative — Agreement Is Reached   Some Operators, However Are Balking At the Terms aud Their Mines May Stay Closed

Initial Accord Is Reached in  Negotiations  Northern Operators   Grant Concessions as del oue Rall at "T awrene

 Lewis Said Given Demands By Industry  Move To Avert Coal Walkout Is Seen   TAFT-HARTLEY BILL DEFIED  ClO Steelworkers Refuse To Recognize Labor Board

Coal Strike Appears Averte¢   Tentative Agreement Grants Concessions   Convicts Seize Philippine Town, 3 Killed, 10 Captured, 19 Escape

New Agreement Averts Threat Of Coal Strike   Lewis Gains Demands in Pact With Bituminous Mine Owners

U. S. Leaders for Ignoring Russia In Peace Treaty   Sen. Connally Terms Conference Failure As ‘Tragic’   

New Drink Bill Appears in House  Advocates Soften Earlier Measure

NEW YORK HAS LEAKY LOCKUPS   Jail Breaks Are Severe Headache For Newly Appointed Boss

‘Even Kids Escape From Porous Jails Of New York as Commissioner Fumes

Dam Building Is Up to Counties   Can Overrule Service ‘Commission Only by Two-Thirds Vote

FREIGHT RATE HEARINGS T0 BE SPLIT UP   Opponents of Increase Asked by Rail Carriers Gain Point With ICC.

Oklahoma Lad Has Best Steer  First Girl in History Wins at Hoe-raising

NERAL SEEN ARRYING OUT YRNES’ POLICY   ointment Comes as Surprose but Meets With Approval

General Succeeds Byrnes Who Quits Due To Ill Health   New Secretary's First Test To Be Tough -- At Moscow Big Four Parley

Gen, Marshall Named Secretary Of State After Surprise Byrnes Resignation, First Military Man To Hold The Office   SAY BYRNES QUIT BECAUSE OF HEALTH

Marshall Succeeds Secretary Byrnes   Surprise ‘Appointment Puts Professional Soldier In Post As Secretary Of State

TRUMAN NAMES WAR LEADER FOR BYRNES’ OFFICE:   Poor’ Health. Is Given. As Reason Por: Retirag ine

SEC. OF STATE FORCED TO QUIT BY BAD HEALTK      New Secretary to Cor tinue Policies o Predecessor

British © € ommander  Ts Slain      SCORE INJURED; HUNDREDS OF © WINDOWS BROKEN IN YUGOSLAV. BUILDING AS TREATY IS SIGNED. ”

Embassies Under Guard; U.S. Flag Torn up by Gang   British Comander at Pola Assassinated; French Not Molested

Rioting in Rome Follows Signing. Of Peace Treaty   Commander of British Garrison at Pola in Yugoslav Zone Assassinated: American Flag Torn

British Officer Assassinated at Ceded City   Yugoslav Building's Windows Broken; Scores Hurt in Riot

Peace Pact Is Cause of Rome Riots   Mob Marches on Yugoslat Building — British General Is Killed at Pola

Score Injured, British Army Officer Slain   American Flag Torn After 10-Minute Silent Mourning

BRITISH OFFICER ASSASSINATED. DURING RIOTING   Rioters Rip U. 8, Flag to Shreds; U. S. Embassy Guarded

British Brigadier Slai n Riots Break Out In Rome Italians Protest Treaty

House Swin gs AtPresident’s Money Request   GOP-Controliled Body Chops It In Two; Knocking It Down To $139,360.000

Funds Plea Of Truman  Cut in Half   House Committee Lops Deficiency Bill; VA © Is Main Sufferer.

Wields Ax On Pres. Truman's Money Request   House Committee Cuts Especially Hard Into Reouested VA Funds.

VETS’ AGENCY BEARS BRUNT OF HEAVY CUT   $315,546,600 Deficiency Request By Truman Cut to $139,.360,000.

Swing Axe At Truman Request   GOP Controlled Appropriations Committee Cut  More Than Half

Committee Trims Funds Request  Vets Administration Is Chief Taraet

House Committee Halves Truman’s Request For Funds   Deficiency Appropriation Slashed To $139,360,000

GOP PANEL CUTS REQUEST IN HALI   Truman's Supply Bil Gets Sharp Reduction

VA Funds Cut By House Body   Truman’s Requests for Two hoonnina Davad fi Des

SLASH TRUMAN'S MONEY REQUEST   HOUSE WIELDS AXE TO CUT PRESIDENT'S PROPOSAL BY HALF

House Committee Urges Big Slash in U.S. Navy Fur   Appropriations Group Favors 10 Per Cent Cut From Truman's Budget

SLASH IN NAVY FUNDS FAVORED BY COMMITTEE  ee ee ae eee   Recommended Cut of 10 Percent Would Affect Personnel, Other Bureaus.

Money Request Is Cut Over One-Half   House Appropriations Committee Swings at Deficiency Bill   ALLOWS LESS TO VA   Funds for Some War Agen: cies Suffer Severe Pruning

GOP Swings Axe Or 1s Money Request Made by Truman   56% Slash Suggested For VA Funds Today By House Committee

House Slashes Truman's First Money Request  $175 Million Cut   $175 Million Cut Applied to VA

—MEAT AXE—  VA Hard Hit By Action Of Committee  Review Promised At A Later Date

Funds for Veterans Receive Huge Slash   Republican House Group Promises VA Review After Lovnins $176.186.600

House Committee Cuts Deficiency Funds Request  Troman’s First Money Plea Geis Meaf-axe Tresiment By Apprepriations Group

Cut To More Than Half Of Amount Asked   56 Percent Reduction OF Committee’s: First’ Supply Bill Recommendation.

GOP House Group Cuts Deficiency Bill More Than in Two   VA Suffers Big Slash in First Supply Bill Sent Up by Truman

Reduction In Sum Proposed By President   Measure Deals Only With Deficiencies, Not Future Budget

10 Per Cent Cut Would Cause Loss In Personne!   House Appropriation: Committee Claims Surplus Is Left From Other Years

GOP Slashes Supply Bill by 56 Pct.   Committee Swings Meataxe on Truman's Reauest for Funds

Spending Gets Ax  In House   Cut Administration’s Financial Requests By More Than Half; VY. A. the Main Target

GOP Halves Trunnan Bid For Funds   House Approprictions Committee Mauls Deficiency Request

More Than Half Of Request for Supply Bill Is Lopped Off   Deals with Deficiencies And Not to New Budget, Indicates Sentiment

Navy Funds Are Slashed 10 Per Cent   House _ Appropriations Committee Applies Economy Axe In Defenses

Truman Funds Slashed by  House Group —   Requests in First Appropriations Bill Are Reduced

GOP ECONOMY CAMPAIGN IN ” FULL SWING   Mav Mean Slash _ In Navy Personnel +

AX SWUNG ON FUNDS FOR VA IN BILL SLASH   Home Committee Chops First Deficiency Request by More than Half.

Funds Sought By President Whittled Down   Veterans Administration Chief Target of House Group

SUPPLY BILL GIVEN AXE BY HOUSE UNIT   Deficiency Request  Slashed 56 Per Cent By Committee

Committee Applies Axe to Supply Bill   Veterans Administration Funds Suffer in 56 Per Cent Reduction

Truman Request ‘For 315 Million Chopped To 139   GOP Axe Swings Heavily   On VA Appropriation;

Funds Requested By President Are Cut 56 Per Cent   Bill Has No Effect on Truman's Budget for New Year

Ten Percent Cat Recommended for Navy Department   ‘House Committee Points to  Funds Available from Other Years   ‘GOP BUDGET SLASH  GOAL STILL SHORT   ' Total Suggestions Only  $1,650,000,000 Out of ] Six Billion Aim

Most of 56 Percent Reduction Affects VA Organization   Committee Agrees To Study Agencies Needs Later: Bill Deals With This Year’s Deficiencies

Truman Fund Sliced in Half   Supply Request Cut Ry $175.000,.000.

TRUMAN FUND REQUEST CUT 56 PER CENT   House Bloc Makes Big Reduction in OPA And VA Funds

SOLONS SWING AXE ON FUNDS   Truman's First Money Request For 1947 Chopped More Than in Half

HST’S REQUESTS REJECTED Huge Slash In Appropriations Measure Voted By House Group

SUPPLY BILL IS MORE THAN HALVED TODAY   VA Takes Biggest Blow in Action by House Committee

Drastic Slash Voted in First 1947 Fund Bill   Requests Cut 56 Pct. With VA Carrying Brunt of Reduction

Vets Office, OPA Objects Of Big Cuts.   Deficiency Measure Seeks $176,186,600 Over-All: Reduction

Truman Rennes  Cut Over Half —   First Bid For Money Is Sliced: By GOP - Controlled Committee’ :

ARMY TRANSPORT, FREIGHTER CRASH   Ships: Collide In Fog Of Nantucket Island

NEW ORLEANS GETS SET FOR SAVAGE GALES   FLORIDA COUNTS UP MANY MILLIONS IN STORM DAMAGE

Storm Center Expected to Strike Today   100-Mile an Hour Winds Prevail at Core of Disturbance

United Nations Going Ahead With ‘Watchdog’ Commission Plan Despite Threat By Reds 

Arab Invasion Threat Forces  Hand of U.S.   Marshall Decision on Par tition of Hely Land to Be Read Tomorrow

Balkan Group Set Up Despife Russia Boycott:  ‘Watchdog’ Body Drows Ire ° OF Reds —In U. N. Session

United Nations To Maintain Balkan Watch   Action Is Being Taker Despite Announced Russian Opposition

RUSSIANS ORDER BALKAN BOYCOTT   ‘Watchdog’ Plan Continued Despite Reds’ Action

Group Assembled To Watch Balkans   Red Non-Cooperation Announcement Finds U.S. Deleaagtion Unmoved

Soviet Threat Fails to Halt Action by UN   Action Being Taken to Name a Balkan Watchdog Commission

U. N. Is Creating A “Balkans Watch”   Formation of Commission to Keep Eyes on Frontier Proceeds Despite Threat of Boycott by Russia and Satellites.

U.S. TO DECLARE STAND ON HOLY LAND TOMORROV   Report To UN May Be Key To Possibility Of A Jewish State

UN Ignores Red Boycott Rumblings   Proceeds With Creation Of “Watchdog” Commission

U.N. Will Create ‘Watchdog’ Unit In Balkan Area   Pushing Ahead With Plan Despite Boycott Threat Made By Soviet Russia

Push Plan For Commission To  Watch Balkans   U. N. Goes Ahead Despite Threat Of Russian Bovecott.

ARABS POSED FOR INVASION ° OF PALESTINE   Troops of Five Nae tions Reported Cons verging on Borders of Holy Land.

6 Nations To Boyeot Balkar  Commission   Declare it Violates UN Charter; Plans Proceed For Watch

Russia Boycotts UN Procedure .. .  Balkan “Watchdog” Body Formed Despite Soviets

OOVIETS TO BOYCOTT UN COMMISSION   ‘Blunt Announcement of  Non-Cooperation Deliv  ered by Vishinsky.

SOVIETS SPURN BALKANS BODY   UN To Create ‘Watchdog’ Group Despite Action

U.N. ASKED TO PREVENT INVASION   Arabs Say They Will Defend Rights In Holy Land

Russian Boycott Threat Fails to Slow Plans fer U.N. Ballzan Waich

Soviets Balk At Formation Of ‘Watchdog’  Vishinsky Shouts His Nation Will

U. S$. Position On Palestine to Be Announced   American Policy on Parti tion to Be Announced  Tomorrow

U:S.to Reveal Its Palestine View Saturday         “Disclosed to:

Arab Armies Poised for Jump Into Holy Land   Threaten War If British Pull Out or Jews ‘Lift Finger’

UN Goes Ahead In Creating of ‘Watchdog’ Uni  Not Afraid of Red Thrent of Baoveott

U.N. Proceeds In Forming Of Balkan Group  ‘Watchdog’ Board Will Be Created Despite Boycott

Violent Attack On U.S. Made By Vishinsky   Soviet Bloc to Bar Role in Election  Of Balkan“ Watchdog’ —U. N. Is Adamant

Press Ahead on ‘Watchdog’ Body   Continue With Move Despite Russian Threat Of Boycott

U.S. Continues “Watchdog” Plan   Soviet Threatens Boycott Of Balkan  Commission Project

wrabian nvasion ‘breatens  a a ae: oe a. PO   Resistance Group, equests U. S., 10 ‘ther Nations to Halt Mobilizing

UN Goes Aheat With Balkan Watch Plans   Boycott Threat Is Voiced by  Irate Russians

‘United. Nations Ignores Soviet  In‘Watch’ Plan   Russian Threatens Boycott ‘Of Move To Establish * Balkan Guard; Five Support Soviet

HEIRESS BRIDE ~ 70 BE QUIZZED   ANN AND HUSBAND THREATENED WITH ARREST—NO  TRACE OF POISON * FOUND

Four Injured In 2 Wrecks Here Sunday  Alabama Truck Driver Facing

Vet Saved From Death As Slayer   Stockdale Admits Murder For Which Richie Was Tagged

Real Killer Admits Crime; Wrong Man In For Life, Will Now Be Freed

ADMITS MURDER FOR WHICH VET WAS CONVICTED   Woman Had Secured Commutation For Husband Through President Truman

Strange Twist of Circumstances May Free Soldier Who Once Faced Death for Murder

SSS SO eee  Wife’s Visit To Save Husband Pavs Off When He Is Absolved

This Showdown With Russia Was Bound to Come; It Has Been Lona in the Making

U. S. Showdown With Russia  Seen By Analyst Long Overdue; _ Grave Situation Not Surprising

Says Showdown Bound to Gome   Mackenzie Sees Revival Of Unwelcome Task of  Checking Communism

Cleveland Bomb Planter Sought  Citywide Roundup Of Criminals Ordered

KELCH BOMBING PROBE EXTENDED   ‘All Known Criminals To Be ~ Rounded Up In Cleveland

DOWD 10 SPEAK AT — TT. IGE BANCUET   Local Basketball To Be Honored By Loras Coach

Big Four Brotherhoods’ 'Pienic on Labor Bay   A Chamber of Commerce  Committee is Named to Cb gQaceegtets “Beceg Deeg

Big Four Brotherhoods’  ‘Picnic on Labor Day   A Chamber of Commerca Committee is Named to Work with Rav Keamm

Bodies Of Hanged British Sergeant Are Blown To Bits   Booby-Traps Explode When Effort Is Made To Cut Bodies Down   iDRASTIC PUNITIVE  MERASURES PLANNED

BRITISH FIND . BOOBY TRAPS. WITH 2 BODIES   Palestine to See --English in Stern Punitive Measures

BRITISH PLAN STERNEST ORDER IN HOLY LAND   g@odies Of Hanged Sergeants Found ‘Booby-Trapped’; New Violence Flares

Bodies Of Hostages Located   Booby-Traps Planted In Remains of Two British Serveants

NEW PUNITIVE RULES ORDERED IN PALESTINE   Corpses Blown to Bits afte: Being Located in Grove; Violence Hinted

BRITISH OFICIAL WILL ORDER STRONGEST PUNITIVE MEA: ' SURES EVER TAKEN IK  HOLY LAND .

PARIS REBUKES RUSS AS NOTE TURNED DOWN   Communists Regroup Forces for New Walkouts

BILBO STARTS SOUTH TO GET FACE SURCERY   Compromise Lets Republicans Go On With Senate Organization.

Postpones Battle — For Two Months Pending Operation   Colleagues Agree To Allow Hin To Draw Pay But Not Take Oath: Finally Organize Body

Fjgal Action Ts Postponed As. Senator Goes Home   Body Completes Own Organization, Stands Ready For Business  # nT we *e

Truman fo Give State of Union Message Monday   Mississippian, Ill With Cancer, Agrees to Delay

He Gels Pay But Not Seat   Decision Deferred; Senate Organizes, He Leaves For New Cancer Operation

Mississippi Senator Heads Back South for New Cancer Operation As Senate Organizes

Republicans Win Fight on Oath; Mississippian Consents to Delay Pending Hearing, New Operation

Loses Round One In Senate  Seat Argument   Agreement Reached to Pigeonhole Question for at Least Two More Months   To Undergo New Cancer Operation   After Two-Day Delay, Sen ate Notifies President Troman It te Ready for Business

‘The Man’ on Payroll But Cannot Ballot; Probe To Be Delayed   Compromise Comes os Capitol Physician Reports ississippian's Ulness; Balonce of New Senators Are Sworn in

He Goes Back South For Cancer Surgery; Agreement Permts Him To Draw Pay

BILBO FIGHT ENDS; SENATE IS ORGANIZED   Question of Seating Him Sidetracked 2 Months Under Agreement—Pay to Go On in Meantime.   ACCUSED FACES. CANCER OPERATION   Vandenberg Named Pre. siding Officer, New Members Sworn in Aft: er Deadlock Is Broken

Republicans Win Fight As Take Control. Miss —issippian-Beelared—Ain Tl Man, .

Bilbo Allowed To Draw Salary  Vandenberg Elected Presiding Officer

Solon Will Head Back South for Operation Soon   Opponents Agree To Pigeon-Hole Fight For Two-Month Period

UPPER HOUSE TAKEN UNDER GOP CONTROL   AILING MISSISSIPPI SOLON GETS PAY BUT NO SEAT

Republicans Win Fight to Deny Bilbo Seat in Senate; Will Be Given Hearing Later   Dramatic Ending to Stalemate Comes Late Saturday Afternoon; Republicans Complete GOraanization and Adiourn Until] Monday

Struggle Ends With GOP Victory Won   Vandenberg Presides; Case Tabled For Two Months

Action On Question Postponed For At Least Two Months   Senator Returns  To Mississippi   Majority Party Elects Van denberg As Presiding Officer

Senate Chair To Vandenberg As GOP Rules   Congreas Ready To Heat Truman's State Of Union Addvess Monday.

Mississippian Put On Payroll, Heads South for Surgery   ~ompromise Lnds lwo-Day Battle and Filibuster; Upper Chamber Finally Gets Under Way; Vandenbers Presiding Offiear

Decision on  Ban Delayed Two Months   He Will Druw Pay But Not Be Sworn In; To Have Operation.

Agreement Stays Ouster Action  For Two Months   Mississippian Heads Back Home to Undergo Cancer Operation, but Says: “I'll Be Back With Fighting Clothes on if J Live”

Mississippian Accepts Delay Of Two Months   Southerner Says He’ll Resume Fight After Operation For Cancer; Bricker Is Sworn In.

BILBO DENIED SEAT INNEW SENATE   Question Of Seating Him Tabled For Two Months   MISSISSIPPIAN   Returns Home For Another Operation; Plans New Fight For Office

OWN SETUP IN UPPER HOUSE   Vandenberg Chosen as Presiding Officer Of Senate

Control of New Chamber Taken By Republicans   Ailing Solon Agrees to Pigeonholing of Ouestion for Present

SENATOR LOSES OPENING ROUND TO GOP FORGE   He'll Go South for Cancer Operation—Solons Ready To Hear Truman

To Draw Pay But Not To Take Office   Senate Underway As Ailing Bilbo Heads For Mississippi

Charges Against Mississippian  Are Pidgeonholed   Sen. Vandenberg Is Selected Presiding Officer of Upper Chamber; Truman’s Message Expected Monday

DECISION ON SENATE SEAT I$ POSTPONEL   Mississippian Heads South for Cancer Operatior

Will Get Pay But > Won't Take Oath   Mississippian Heads South For New Opera— tion For Cancer Of Mouth In New Orleans; Compromise Agreement Made  —

RUBBER STRIKE ‘SEEMS CERTAIN   UNION PLAN STRATEGY FOR WALKOUT ON SUNDAY NIGHT

Rubber Unions Set For Major Strike   Deadline Tomorrow; Last Minute Offer Waited

Rubber Workers Unions Planning Strike Strafeay   Walkout Is Called For Sunday Midnight

Coal Operators , Delay Session In Washington   Resume Parley Today In Capital

COAL OPERATORS DELAY CONFERENCE   Southern Ones To Begir Contract Talks Today With Union

POSTPONEMENT IN TALKS WITH LEWIS   Coz] Operators, Representing 75 Percent Of Industry, Seek 24-Hour Delac

Newcastle Man Is Selected ‘Corn Duke’  Championship   Championship Steer To Be Picked Today

Tornadoes Strike in Several Southwest Spots  18 Persons Hurt: _ Property Damace Runs Hich

Tornadoes Hit In Two Areas  Southwest Is Stung By eee tt eakre ff

TORNADOES STRIKE IN OKLAHOMA, TEXAS   Storms Injure 18 Persons and In flict Heavy Property Damage —REKivers Overflow.

MIDGET. ‘DEATH RAY’ CAPABLE OF KILLING INSECTS AND-GERMSS° EXHIBITED TO SCIENCE LEADERS

BEOMINOTER FARMER LEFT $16,000 ESTATE   Solebury Mother Bequeathed Stone House to One Son   LOCAL MOTHER HEIR

WIFE BENEFICIARY UNDER THE TERMS OF SASSAMAN WILL   “Sse 6h Ure OC  minster Township Man 9 SHARE ONE ESTATE  (Children Named in Will of  Albert 8 rt Late of

HIGHER STATE AID TO GREATLY BENEFIT SCHOOL PUPILS OF COUNTY AND STATE

Two Policemen, Photographer Fail To Talk Woman Out of Death Leat

Divorce Leaps  ‘To Her Death   Police And Photog Rush To Flat When She Telephones Newspaper.

Child Walks From Plane   Packs Away Braces After Visit to Shrine in France

BRITAIN AIMS AT HANDING FREEDOM TO INDIA AUG. 1   Hindustan’ -And Pakistan - Loom Independent Dominione Under Plan ¢

Date for India’s Freedom Advanced To Y-J Day; Provincial Legislatures To Decide Vexing Partition Problem

Aug. 15 Is Set as Date Britain To Give up Powers   Hindustan, Pakistan Dominions Predicted, Princes Face Choices

India To Gain Liberty Aug. 15   Partition Plan Set T: Be Effective; May Be 2 Dominions   See Man... JPage 1°.

Indians To Get Freedom Aug. 15 Under New Plan  Two Separate States Almost Certain As Britain Movec Out

DATE IS SET FOR INDIAN FREEDOM   Plans Call for Split Of Country Inte Two Nations

India Will Become Free Land Aug. 15   Division Into Hindu and: Moslem States Seems Inevitable

Health Bad, Delphi Mar Shoots Self   Donald G. Gardner Commits Suicide At Home In Cincinnati

FBI Will Hold School Here For Officers  All Phases Of Work OE Balies Sarviea

TRAINING oGHODL BY FBI 10 BE HERE   TEN WEEKS COURSE WILL START JULY 15

lowa Surplus Funds Being Given Study   Legislators Discuss Suggested Plan of Redistribution

Talk Plan For Redistributing State Surplus   Legislature Reported Considering Proportionate Proposal Today

Relief Fund Of Almost $6,000 Reporled Here  Lubbock Citizens Also Assisting In _ Rebuilding Work

CHURCHES BOOST TFOTAL - Relief Fund For Storm Victims ‘Nears $6,000 In Campaign Here

CONVICTED GIRL WAITS HEARING   Ann Doser, 19, Sentenced to Life for Her Part in 1945 Sleying

Marshall May Ask Meet With Stalin   Showdown Asked with Russia Over Greek Aid Plan of U. S.

Big Four Envoys Still Deadlocked On Reparation   Marshall Says Only 6000 Yanks To Stay In China: May Meet Stalin Soon

Marshall Hits Lack Of Spirit   Agreements Between Big Nations Easier In World War Than Now. He Says

Marshall Will Press Hard For pero Treaty   Secretary Determined ‘To Get Action At  Conference.

Marshall To insist Upon - Austrian Pact   U. S. SECRETARY WILL PRESS FOR PEACE TREATY

World Now Facing Tough Task, Marshall Asserts  More Hazards Present Selves Now Than During War, He Says

London Talks Open Tuesday On Grim Note   Marshall to Press For Austria TreatyBig Four Deputies Are Still Snagged

Big 4 Conference Opens Tuesday een DENS Luesday  AUSTRIAN TREATY  MARSHALL’S GOAL

Marshall Will Try Hard for Austrian Pact at Conference   Has “Open Mind” for All New Proposals on German Treaty

General Set To Welcome Soviet Views   U. 5. Representative Ready To Strive Hard For Easi-West Unity

Agreement By  Big 4 Difficult   Easier During War, Marshall Declares

Marshall to Press for Austrian Pact   Moscow, Western Stands on German Issues Deadlocked

Independence For Austria Objective   Conference Of Ministers Opens Next Tuesady

Marshall Determined To Press For Completion Of Austrian Treaty At Big 4 Foreign Ministers Meeting

Marshall Says Agreement Was Easier in War  Facts of Hazards Not So Clear Now

Marshall’s Emphasis On  Austrian Pact  lo og ee   Sec. of State In ‘London fer Opening Tues. of Conference

Marshall To Urge Treaty For Austria   NI I  Whole Question Tied Up In Wrangle Over What Constitutes  Cerman Accote

BIG FOUR MEET ON TUESDAY 10 TALK TREATIES   J. S. Ready To Consider All Proposals By Russia On Terms Of German Settle ment.

Marshall To Push Negotiations for  Ireaty on Austria Retains ‘Open Mind’ On Soviet Overtures For German Pact

Austria Pact A U:S. Goal   Marshall Hopes Issue  Holding Up Agreement May Be Settled Soon; Doubts Other Progress

Marshall Gets Oxford Degree   U. S. Secretary. Honored b: Award from Famed Eng“lish University.

AUSTRIA TREATY PRIME U, S, AIM   ‘Marshall To Press For Pact At London Meeting

Marshall Will Press Hard for Rustrian Treaty   Keeps Open Mind for Russian Suggestions on German Pact

Report Marshall Has ‘Open Mind’      Powers Disagree on German Assets. Subiect to Seizure.

Sec. Marshall In London For Big Four Talks   Important Parley Starts Tuesday Without Much Hope For Aareement

1 KILLED, 6 RURT IN BOMB BLAS)   Jerusalem’s Barslay’s Bank Scene of Explosion ’. Yesterday

Bomb Kills One, Hurts 6 in Haifa   Refugee Ship Arrival Raises Tension

BANK BOMBED IN PALESTINE   One Dead, 6 Hurt in Blast As Tension Grows Over Halting of Refugees

The Question Is: Can Anyone Who Earns $100,000 Per Year Be A Communist, Othman Asks

CRASH LANDING PILOT PRAISED   ‘Seven Injured Parachuting  Before Giant Bomber  * Brought. Down

HUGE PLANE BROUGHT DOWN : SAFELY AFTER 12 OF THE CREW USED PARA CHUTES

House Cuts Original Bill 43 %   Limitations in Red-Dominated  States Imposed

House Passes Slashed Foreign Relief Measure  Aid To Countries Soviet-Controlled Will Be Re Restricte<

House Passes Foreign Relief Bill, 335-66   Representatives Clamp Tight  _ Restrictions on Aid to Countries Under Russian  Domination.

Foreign Aid Cut Formally Passed   Measure Differs From Senate Bill

Foreign Relief  Passed hy House:  Funds Trimmed  . Drastic Rosivictions on. Monevs ‘for ‘Lands Under .

Foreign Relief Fund Cut Given House Approval   ® $150 Million Lopped OF In Formai Action; Will Restrict Aid To Nations Wot Tinder Russ Influenc

HOUSE APPROVES $200,000,000 FOR FOREIGN RELIEF  CUTS $150 MILLION OFF OF SUM ASKED  NV AMRAAIALICTOATINA

House Votes To Slash Relief   Foreign Program Is Cut From $350 To $200 Millions.

House Passes Sharply-Curbed Foreign Aid Bill   Slashes $150,000,000 From Funds, Restricts Aid to Soviet Zone

House Slashes, Passes Foreign Relief Measure  Clamp Conditions On Aid to Russian

Curtailed Relief Bill Voted With Anti-Red Rider   -200 Million Allowed by House But Use Is : Sharply Restricted

House Slashes Relief Program      Vote 225 to 165 to Cut  Funds from 350 to 200 MAiIiione

HOUSE SLASHES FOREIGN AID FUND 43 PER CEN]   Vote Of 225 To 165 Reduces Administration’s $350, 000,000 Proposal To $200,000,000 And Places Tight Restrictions On Distribution Of American Relief In Countries Under Russian Domination—  Limits Bulk Of Help To Six Countries

House Slashe  US Fund For  Foreign Aid Rollcall Vote  On Program Ie 225 To 165

House Clips U.S. Foreign Relief Bill   * Cuts 150 Million Off Measure---Puts Clamp On Relief in Soviet Dominated Countries

HOUSE CLAMPS RESTRICTIONS ON FOREIGN All   Passes $200,000,000 Bill, Denies Aid to RussianDominated Lands

RESTRICTIONS ARE APPROVED   Administration-Backed Bill Is Reduced To $200,000,000

FOREIGN AID FUND SLASHED BY THE HOUSE   Lawmakers Vote, 225 to 165, to Pare Administration’s Program From $350,000,000 to $200,000.000.

'$200,000,000 ts Sum After Larae Cut   Bill Now Goes to Senate; Restriction Made Reoarding Red

House Restricts Aid to Countries Under Red Contro   Funds Provided in Foreign Relief Bill Cut 150 Millions

House Slashes Relief Measure  Russian Dominated Countries Banned

HOUSE PASSES PARED FOREIGN RELIEF BILL   Restrictions On Red-Dominated Lands Imposed

Truman Aid Request Cut 150 Million  Tight Conditions   Tight Conditions Clamped On Fund

House Passes Trimmed-Down  Measure for Foreign Relief  New Bilf Contains Tight Restrictions On-Aid to Nations Dominated by Reds

HOUSE SLASHES FOREIGN RELIEF AID 15.0 MILLION   Place Restrictions on Funds to Countries Under Soviet Rule

FOREIGN RELIEF ACT APPROVED; “FUND TRIMMEL   House Slashes Request to 200 Millions, Restricts Use For Red-Dominated

Measure Sent To Senate After Cut Of $150.000.000   Tight Conditions Put On Aid to Countries: Dominated by Russia

House Passes Reduced Aid Measure   Severe Conditions Imposed Upon Relief Recipients

House Reduces  Relief Funds  To Help Europe Restrictions Placed  On Sending Aid To Russian Dominated

House Puts Curb On Relief Fund  Aid for Nations unde Soviet Control Ruled  -, = as. . + WS 5

House Cuts Relief Aid Abroad About Half.of Request   Restrictions Placed ut Help to Nations Under the Domination of Russia

HOUSE SLASHES FOREIGN RELIEF, RESTRICTS REDS   Approves Only 200 Million, Sets Up Conditions For Communist Nations

House Cuts Foreign Relief 150 Tg Millions, Clamps on Conditions Jp j

House Votes $200 Million Foreign Relief   $150 Million Slashed From Bill; Aid to Russ Zones Curtailed

House Affirms Foreign Relief Fund Slash   Strings Tied to Help for Countries Under Reds’ Thumb

- —-$200,000,000 —  American > Aid Cut by $150Million   SOVIET STATES DENIED HELP 

Aid Denied To  Soviet Sphere  Cut Off $150,000 From Original Sum

Amount Sought  Slashed Millions   Measure Now Goes To Senators For Their Decision

‘House Group For Bill To Stop Walkout  Phone Workers _ Want Probe OF ¢   Phone Workers Want Probe Of Bell Polictes

Governor Dewey Has Not Yet Signed Measure Making It Effective—Telephone Workers Are Asking Congress to Investigate What They Term “Monopolistic Labor Policy of Beil System’’—Secretary Marshall Makes Report of Number of Japanese Soldiers Repatriated

Probe Asked Of Phone Firm's Labor Policy   Pattern Followed In Negotiations, Union Charges

Gen. Marshal Takes Office, Bars Politics   Cannot Be Drafted For Any Office, He Declares

CHIEF JUSTICE : ACCEPTS OATH OF SECRETARY   New Cabinet Member Holds Conference With Truman

Radio Recording Proves Misquote Of Acheson Talk   Secretary Condemns Only Red Regimes in Turkey,  Greece, China

COLUMBIA RITES SET FOR BUTLER   Funiera Of Noted. Educator "To Be Of Campus >

Rites to Be Held in Campus Chapel  Dies Sunday After a Short Hiness

‘Funeral Service To Be Held on Columbia Cam pu: ‘Tuesday for Dr. Butler

Former Head Of Columbia U. Dies, 85  Dr. Butler Noted Educator, World  >. .... war

RITES ARE SET FOR DR. BUTLER   Eminent. Educator Anc World Peace Advocate Dies At 85

Nofed Educator, Peace Spokesman Dies In New York  Dr. Nicholas Butler Is Pneumonia Victim

Former Head Of Columbia — U. Dies at 85   Dr, Butler, Prominent Educator, Politician, Led in Peace Crusade

AMI mR BUTLE   ‘President of Columbia for 44 Years Dies of Proaumania  —~

EDUCATOR DIES AT AGED OF 85 IN NEW YORK   Funeral Services Tuesday For Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler

RITES TUESDAY FOR DR. BUTLER   Tributes to Noted Educator Are Pouring In

RITES TUESDAY FOR OR, BUTLER   Pneumonia Proves Fata’ To Famed Educator At Columbia University

Dr. Nicholas Butler Rites Are Arranged   President Emeritus (1 Coltumbia University Dies Of Bronchial Pneumonia At Aaa OF 85.

School Levy Measures Gets Senate Votes   EACH COUNTY TO PASS UPON TAXES FOR DISTRICTS

Whisky Prices To Rise Saturday   Up 55 Cents—-Wines Will Increase Three To Five Cents

Government is Working To End All Phone Tieups   Executive Board Approves Settlement Of Long Lines Strikes   WESTERN ELECTRIC STRIKE STILL ON

NFIW STRIKE AFFILIATES ARE REDUGED 10-28   Trouble Shooters shift Atter ‘tion 19 Western Electri iC

Senate Votes  Tomorrow on Union Curbs   Both Porties Agree To Early Showdown On Disputed Measure

SEEK SENATE VOTE ON LABOR BILL TUESDAY   ‘Plan Calls for no More Amendments; George Leads Opposition.

Temperatures   Senate Will Vote Tuesday On Labor Disputes Bill; Pepper Assails GOP Plan   Florida Solon Favors Democratic Substitute, Opposed By George; Taft Wants Decision on Budget

Drastic Bill Is Already Past House   Would Outlaw Closed Shop and Authorize Injunc tions in Strikes

Labor Measure Vote Tomorrow   Senate to Decide on Pending Amendments, Then on Whole Bill

SENATOR PEPPER OPPOSES CURBING OF LABOR UNIONS   Will Start Country on Way to a Depression If It Becomes Law, He Said. ~   TOOK THE FLOOR TODAY   He Urged the Support of a Milder Democratic Substitute to Bill.

SENATE SLATES LABOR BILL VOTE   Upper House to Ballot on Changes Without Debate

General Labor. Disputes : Bill to be Voted on  Tuesday, Senators Agree

SOLONS VOTE TUESDAY ON LABOR BILL   Deadline Tonight On Amendments To Measure

Seek Agreement For Labor Act Vote Tomorrow  Measure Under _ Debate'12.Days —

Butler And Pepper Clash Over Measure In Wind Up Of Debates   VA Gifts Of Cars ToLeglessOpposed   ‘roposed Act Would Fine Publishers Who Accept Liquor Advertising

Senate Agrees  To Vote Today On Labor Bill   Taft Act Expected To Be Approved; Vote (mn Substitute First

Senate Will Vote Tuesday on Labor Disputes Measure   Demo Opposition Assured of Chance For Final Speech

MILDER LABOR ~ BILL ATTACKED BY SOUTHERNERS  SEN. GEORGE LEADS   SEN. GEORGE LEADS FIGHT IN SENATE ON MURRAY BILL

SENATE VOTE ON NEW LABOR LAW TUESDAY AGREED BY LEADERS  MANY MEMPEDC COEN AG   MANY MEMBERS SEEN AS OPPOSED TO SUBSTITUTE OFFERED BY DEMOCRATS

Labor Bill Vote Fixed   Senate Will Give Answer to Measure Rv Rallot Tuesday

LABOR BILL UP . FOR VOTE TODAY   Roll Will Be Taken On Mild Democrat. Measure First

The World At A Glance  by The Associated Press   CAMPBELL RIVER. B C (Pp

PRESIDENT WILL VISIT IN BRAZIL   Ambassador Reveals Chief Ex ecutive Has Accepted Invitation—No Date Set

WEATHER MAN BESTS MKELLAR   Solon Takes Pot Shot At Bu: reau But Statistics Prove Percentage Good

Senator M. cKellar’s Pot Shot At Capital Weatherman Backfires   Bureau Cites 83.2 P. C. Correct Mark, Saving $20,000, 000 Thursday In Florid:

U.S. Treasury Head Urges Fund System   Congress Must Provide Revenue for Europe; Opposes Tax Changes

FOOD CONTROL MAY BE VOTED   Buck Asserts Limited Rationing ‘Might Be Feasible’

Snyder Asks Revenue Boost For Aid Plan   Increased Taxes And Rationing May be Prospects

Snyder Opposes Tax Reduction During Europe Aid Period; Buck Suggests Return to Rationing.   DECISION ON AID COMING NEXT WEEK

Wants Congress To Provide Funds To Aid Europe   _ Wants Lawmakers To Allow Enough Margin To. Apply Something To Cut. National Debt .

Snyder Sees Aid To Europe With Balanced Budoet   Treasury Secretary Opposes Any Tax Cuts Until Decision on Help

U.S. SHOULD KEEP BUDGET BALANCED IN PROVIDING AID   This Is Statement Made Today by Secretary of Treasury Snyder.    WOULD LIKE T0 SEE BOTH   He Is Opposed to Any Change In the Present Taxes at Present Time.

Treasury Chie! Is Opposed To Cut InLevies  New Proposal. On    New, Proposal, On Food Rationing Is Made Public

Treasury Secretary Wants Margin Each Year for Reduction Of National Debt

Snyder Calls For Balanced U.S. Budaet   Urges No Change In Taxes Pending European Aid

Provide Fo Reducing Debt   Treasury Secretary Favers Balanced Bud g eft Under Relief Plan =:

Intimates He  Will Insist That Revenue Be Raised To Meet Payments Of Marshall Plan: Lovett Says Major Decision on Plan To Be Made Soon; Limited Rationing Backed by Buck

4); 5. BUDGET SHOULD REMAIN BALANCED ON “AID, SAYS SNYDER  PABRINGT MEMRER IIRPCES   CABINET MEMBER URGES CONGRESS PROVIDE REVENUE FOR RELIEF

Fiscal Chief Opposes Tax hange Now   Treasury Secretary Asks That Congress Provide Revenues To Cover All Stopgap Aid Costs

Tax Reductions May Depend on Help to Europe   Snyder to Oppose Change in Scale Pending Action

Keep Balanced Budeet, Warns Bi Bi ‘vy Head   Thies Must Be Done In Ex. tending Aid To Europe, Snyder Declares

Snyder Agains Any Change In Taxes Now   Nation Must Maintain Balanced Budget And Still Feed Europe

Snyder Opposes Lowering Taxes  Says Budget Should Be Kept Balanced

New Revenue For European Aid Sought   Secretary Snyder Wants U.S. to Keep Budget Balanced

SECRETARY SNYDER SAYS U.S. SHOULD KEEP BUDGET BALANCED  IN PROVIDING AND FOR EUROPE

Would Keep U.S. Budget Balanced ©   Treasury Secretary Says Stability. Should Be Maintained Detcnite Aid Prasram

Treasury Head Opposes Cut in -Taxes   Major Decisions on Marshall Plan Seen Next Week

Desires to Aid Europe, Also to Reduce US Debt  Opposed to Change In Present Taxes

U. S. Should Keep Budget Balanced in Aid Plan--Snyder   Wants Enough Margin to  Cut Debt Each  Year

SNYDER BUCKS PARING TAXES AT THIS TIME   Says Balanced Budget Needed in Giving Aid to Europe

Also Enough to Provide For  Reducing Debt   Treasury Secretary Favers Balanced Budget Under Relief Plan ‘

Arabs Ambush — Four Of Crew Of U. §. Air Liner   Other Outbreaks In Palestine Also Reported—Curfew Order In  Ternsalem   THREE DAY STRIKE CAUSES 35 DEATHS

Marshall : Rap Russ Policy:  In: Germany:   Urges Allied Unity “Democratic Plan ©: “Of Denuzification *

WHITEWASHING CHARGES MADE AGAINST RUSS   Secretary of State May Hold Meet With Stalin

Would Cut Cost Of Marshall Plan   Estimates Ten Billion Saving On Surplus Rusting In Ports

Oklahoma fo Begin fo Warm Up Wednesday   ‘However, Forecast For Tuesday Night ‘Is Fair and Colder; Shinpers Are Warned

Soviets Demand Germans Pay   20-Year Proposal Is Voiced At Meet By Molotov

SOVIET SEEKS “REPARATIONS ~ FOR 20 YEARS   ‘Wants Four-Power Control  of Ruhr, Removal of Capital Geods.

Russia Asks Ten Billions Of Germans   Reparations Would Be Paid Over 20- Year Period Under Plan

Molotov Demands 20-Year Payment Plan; Also Wants Ruhr Held Under 4-Power Control And U. S.-British Fusion Dissolved

Russians Demand Germans Pay Them 10 Billion Dollars   Ask for 4-power Control Setup---Set 20-vear Pay Period

Russia Demands 10 Billions In Reparations  Bevin Reported Backing U. S. On Chinese Situation

Ten Billions Sought in Twenty Years   Removal of Factories Four-Power Rule In Ruhr Ils Demanded

Russia Demands 10 Billion In Reparations From Reich   20 Year Program Laid Before Moscow Parley

Molotov Gives 20-Year Plan To UN Meeting   Russia Minister Also Asks For Four-Power Control  Or Rabe.

—Foreign Ministers Confer  Russ Demand Big Reparation   Soviet Union Wants 8$10,000,000,000 From Germany In 20 Years, Molotov Says

MOLOTOV ASKS FOR S10 BILLION FROM GERMANY   Russia Wants 4 Power Coatro) of Rubr and End to Zonal Fusion

Would Cancel Lone Fusion   Wants Four-Power Control Of Ruhr; Goes Beyond Wheat Western Allies Expected

Reds Ask 10 Billions From Huns   Molotov Presents Reparations Demands To 4-Power Parley

BEVIN TURNS DOWN CHINESE PARLEY PLAN   Marshall Visit to Kremlin Will Have Far-Reaching Effect

Molotov Asks Payments Over 20-Year Period   Urges 4-Power Contro! Of Ruhr, Cancellation Of U_S.-British Fusion

TEN BILLION DOLLAR REPARATIONS, ALLIED RUHR CONTROL ASKED  CANCELLATION OF U. S., BRITISH ZONE MERGER ALSO MOLOTOV DEMAND

CONTROL OF RUHR SOUGHT   Soviet Claims Exceed Most Pessimistic Forecasts

EXTRA!   Russia Asks 10 Billions Reparations   20- Year German Payment Plan; 4-Power Ruhr Cantent Gaisaht.

Foreign Ministers Expect Meeting Soon Between Stalin and President Truman

Russia Prese,:'s Big-Four With Reparations Plan; — Ask 10 Billion of Germany

SOVIETS ASK TEN BILLION FROM REICH   Molotoy Demands Reparations at Big 4 Parley and Asks Cancellation of United States-British Zonal Fusion.

Temperatures   Soviet Union Wants $10 Billion, Over Period of 20 Years

Molotov Demands Reich Reparation: Of Ten Billion  Asks Four-Power Control Of Rohe, Cancellation - OF U. §:-British “Fusion

Twenty-Year Plan Asked for Germany   Soviets Would Get 10 Billions Under Proposal at Moscow

Asks 10 Billion For Soviet Union   Molotov Demands Germany Pay Reparations Over a 20-Year Period   4-POWER RUHR HOLD   _ Wants U.S.-British Zone Fu sion Cancelled; Assets Abroad Divided

Reds to Seek $10 Billion  FromGermany   Meeting May Have Far-Reaching Effecton Soviet-U. 5S. Relations

Arnall Calls Talmadge “Pretender”: Refuses To Relinquish Office   Talmadge Sworn In Early This Morning After Election By Georgia Assembly

Mob Storms Into Capitol After Georgia Legislature N ames Ex- sient’ s Son

Talmadge, Elected by Legislature, Called ‘Pretender’ By Arnall; Guard Officers, Associates, Bar Doors Of Office to Save Arnall from Violence at Hands of Moh

ARNALL WON'T GIVE UP POST T0 TALMADGE   Legislature Elects Son of Late Executive  But Arnall Defies Act

GLURGIA Hho GOVERNOR, AD OF 1 ALM   Gallus Gene’s Son Breaks Into Executive Office After Coup d’Etat,

Arnall Clings To Post in Face Of Mob's Roar   Talmadge Calls: and _ Bitter Dispute Follows; Both Governors Set. Up Official Quarters

Arnall Defies Mob To Oust Him as Georgia Governor   Talmadge, Named by Legislature, Sets Up Own Office

'PRETENDER! SAYS ARNALL OF TALMADGE   Legislature Votes For Son of “Old Gene’ In Tumultuous tfarly Bharpninn taecinn 

“iii Saladin aiid aie ain ne oie  War Department Keeps Hands Off ‘Geergian Dicnate   Georgia Has 2 Governors; Arnall And Young Talmadge Joust For Control

Arnall Refuses To Yield Office To Talmadge   Violence Flares In Dispute Over Georgia Election

F ight Over Control Of  Guard Seen   Herman Talmadge “Camp ing” Outside Office, «Seeks to Oust Arnall  In Wake of Ballot   Talmadge Chosen By Legislature   Son of “Ole Gene” Namec By Assembly Rebuffed _ As “Pretender” By Governor Arnall

Governor Arnall Not tntimitatey - By Georgia Mob   Rejects Claim By Talmadge Made After Latter: Is Elected By Legislature

Sharp Fight: Develops For Georgia Post   Retiring Governor Refuses To Surrender Position Toa ‘Pretender,’

GEORGIA HAS 2 GOVERNORS AFTER NIGHT OF UPROAR   Assembly Elects Talmage’s Son, Gov. Arnel] Won’t Get Out

Both of Georgia's “Governors” Open State Offices Today   Talmadge Sets Up Shop In Small Reception Room

Arnall Refuses To Yield Office To Talmadge   Son of Late GovernorElect Is Named By State Legislature

Talmadge Hints Use of Force To Gain Office   Arnall Rejects Bid By Herman Talmadge To Assume Office

Talmadge Is Elected By Legislature   Arnall Refuses To ‘Sur. render To A Pretender; Defies Mob.

Georgia Now Has Two Governors   Arnall Rejects Claim Of Talmadge, Named By Assembly Vote

DIXIE. STATE -HAS TWOGOVERNORS IN STRANCE MIYUP   Talmatige Elected By Assem: bly Early Today; Fist Fight ” a Cantal

 ae Sees ae es   Arnall Defies Yelling Mob To Hold Governor’s Office Today

Georgia Legislature Elects Herman Talmadge   To Succeed Late Father; Yelling Mob  _ Besieges Ellis Arnall, Who Refuses To Step Out For “Pretender.”

Talmadge Elected Georgia Governor In Tumultuous Session of Legislature

Talmadge’s Son Is Named By Legislature  Georgia Claimant Sets Up Office

Rejecting a Rival's Claim Defiant Ellis Arnall Holds Office Against Yelling Mob   Doors of Executive Mansion Barricaded After He Refuses to Yield to Mandate of Leaislature in Namina Talmadge Governor

Arnall Refuses To Give Up Georgia Governorship To Herman Talmadge, Elected By Legislature

Arnall Refuses To Yield Office After Talmadge Approval   Legislature Names Young Son of Late (,overnor - Elect To Serve: Tension Mounts

A Fight for State Office In Georgia.   Two “Governors” Toda} In Georgia; Assembly. Names Talmadge to © Succeed His Father

SHOWDEWN 1S DECIDED UPON BY REPUBLICANS   Will Keep Senate In Session Until Bilbo Issue Is Settled

35 Senators Still Await Swearing In   Southern Democrats Filibus. ter as Body Continu:s in  Session Today

Taft Gets Full Party Support for Marathon   Republicans Say Senate May Meet Throughout Night

Solans Will Defer Truman’s Annual Messaae ‘Til-Bilbo Issue Is Settled’:

 —CONGRESS—~ Continuous Session —  Threatened   G.0.P. VOWS _ FINISH. FIGHT —  nt ee

REPUBLICANS VOW FINISH FIGHT, BILBO   Will Hold Senate In Continuous Meet Until They Win

Truman Message To Be Delayed      Senate Will Be Kept in Continuous Session Until Battle to Oust Mississippi Senator Te Wan

Special Session Called Today; Taft Says Continuous Sessions May Be Ordered

SENATE 10 STAY IN SESSION UNTIL “FILIBUSTER” ENDS   Truman's Message May Be Delayed Unless Dixie  , , ee Care ee

CONTINUOUS SENATE SESSIONS THREATENED   SOLONS VOW THEY WILL MEET ALL NIGHT AND SUNDAY UNTIL BILBO CASE IS SETTLED; WILL DELAY EVEN PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL MESSAGE.

Plan Continuous Session If Need Be To Win Fight   May Not Even Receive Truman Message Scheduled For Monday

State Probers Lay Primary Blame for Mine Blast on Firm   State Officials Also Hit as Weak, Ineffectual by Group’s Report

LUBBOCK. EDITOR SAYS GERMANY IS LIKE ‘GREAT BIG MORGUE’  -Guy Says Germans Fear Russia

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Calls Attention To Incidents In Life Of Smiley

\Russia Has ‘Bomb’  ‘That's What They Think,. “And It Spells ‘Peace’

Russians : Sure They Have Atom   Average Citizen Interprets Molotov As Saying Soviet’ Actually Has Bomb

Molotov Has Convinced Reds They Now Have Atomic Bomb   Average Russian Takes His Speech At Face Value, Sure it Means ‘There Won't Be Any War Now’

Soviet People Think Russia Has A-Bomb   Conclusion Based On Molotov Speech; Averave Red Elated

Average Russian Thinks Soviet Has Atom Bomb   Interpret Molotov Speech To That Effect

 Average Russian Elated By Belief U.S.S.R. Now Has Its Own Atom Bomb

 Mickle to Follow Party Precedent   TRUMAN TO BE ON  KEYSTONE BALLOT

SEARCHERS FIND BOY IN CANYON   ~MMarine’s:3-Year-ld-Son Alive After Wandering for Two Days in Mountains

LOST BOY FOUND IN MOUNTAIN AREA   Intensive 58-Hour Search Is Reward When Wayne Bowers ic Discovered

87 Graduates Will Receive Diplomas At Commencement  Dr. Walter H. Traub Will Give Address - At Friday Program)

A GOOD WHEAT MONTH   but April Rains and Coolness Put Spring Werk 4 Weeks Back

Nazi Officer Condones Mass Killing of Jews   - Tells Court Any Order From Hitler ‘Superior To His Own Concrtaneen

Says Hitler Responsible   But SS General in Chorge Of Killing Thousands of tews Saw Nothing Wrong Vik ke

Road Blocks Established In Wide Manhunt   Killer Forces Woman Into Auto After Double Murder

Gunman Slays Two Men, Mother Of Three Kidnaped   Killer Breaks Into Rockford, Ill. Home— Police Give Account

(Continued on inside page)   SCHEDULE OF GAMES FOR AKRON SASEBALL TEAM

SENATE DEBATES PORTAL PAY BAN   APPROVES “GOOD FAITH” DE. FENSE BY EMPLOYERS AGAINST CLAIMS,

FINAL VOTE ON PAY SUIT BAN   “Good Faith’”’ Defense Adopted As Leaders Push for Action

Concede Defeat In Demands for Fraud Inquiry  Senate Has Hectic 18 Hour Session

Demos Half GOP Fraud Probe Plan   Senate Holds Hectic  Session Lasting More Than 18 Hours: Kem Demand Beaten Dow:

Long Senate Session Ends  At Daylight   Majority Unable to Get Consent to  Probe Handling of Kansas City Voting

Demos Win All-Night Battle on Veto Probe   Senate Restores Funds House Cut From Relief Bill

Appropriation Bills Given Green Light   Congress Turns To Cleanup for Adjournment After All Night Battle Over Probe.

Senate Republicans Admit Defeat On Demands For Kansas City Vote Probe Following All-Night Debate

G.0.P. CONCEDES DEFEAT OF SENATE VOTE FRAUD PROBE   Hectic Session Ends At Sunrise After Bitter Nightlone Debate

GOP Leaders Give UpFight At Dawn Today    AIL-Night Session Ended As Congreas Is Set To Adjourn Tonorrow; Funds Approved

Concedes Defeat In Demand For Clark Inquiry   Democrats Stand Firm At All-Night Session

GOP Leaders Concede Defeat on Vote Fraud Inquiry After All-Night Session

GOP Chiefs Concede Defeat in Their Demand for Inquiry Into Handling of Kansas City Vote Fraud Allegations

GOP Senators Admit Deteat On Vote Probe   Reject Postponement But Succumb to Adjournment Drive

Senators Eager To Quit Saturday   _. Bitter Debate Drags On Through Night  *

Bitter Debate On Vote Fraud Charge Probe   feveral Appropriations Bills Te Be Passed Before Congress Adjourns

Democratic Filibuster Halts Probe   Republicans Unable to Se cure Investigation in Kan sas City Vote Fraud

GOP DEFEATE IN CLARK CASE   Fight Closed After Long Session of Senate

Republicans Are Defeated Over K. C. Vote Probe   “POLITICAL” MOVE BY GOP’S LOSE IN SENATE

GOP, LEADERS LOSE FIGHT FOR FRAUD PROBE   Concede Defeat After Hectic 18 Hour Session   Opposed Investigation Of Kansas City Vote Fraud

Filibuster. Halts  Vote Fraud Study      °=GOP Plan To Investigate Clark’s Handling Of Kansas Citv Case Defeated By Democrats.

GOP Whipped in Probe of Atty. General   All-Night Filibuster by Democrats Blocks Move in Senate

Defeat In Senate Is  Conceded   Opponents Of Inquiry Prevent Vote On Resolution During All-Night Session

GOP Defeated In Move To Probe Vote Fraud   Senate Leaders Concede Defeat After An All Night Session.

Admit Defeat In Effort To Probe Vote   Republicans, Planning Inquiry Of Clark's Handling Of Case, Lose In AILNicht Seecinn

CONCEDE FRAUD PROBE DEFEAT IN LONG SESSION   Senators Argue All Night on Kansas City Vote Charges

Keep Senate In Session Ail Night   Opposition By The Democrats Prevails; Adjournment Near

Soviets Refuse fo Admit Solons   Wisconsin Representative Would Remove All Russians Now In Country

Appropriations Bills Are Taken Up by Senators   Wherry Concedes Kem Resolution Is Dead This Session

Democrats Block GOP Leaders in Vote Fraud Fight   Republican Party Heads  Concede Defeat in Kansas City Probe.   SENATE IN SESSION FOR EIGHTEEN HOURS   Night-Long Filibuster Stops Efforts to Bring Issue to Vote

Democrats Nip Kansas City Inquiry   Majority Admits Defeat After Sens‘e Battle Rages Ali Night.

G. O. P. Loses ‘All-Night Tiff In Vote Fraud   Kansas City Case Demands Defeated By Debate of Foes

GOP Senators Lose Move for Investigation   Democrats Avoid Showdown in Clark’s Handling of Case

REPUBLICANS GIVE UP CLARK INVESTIGATION   All Night Filibuster Wins   For Democrats.

G.0.P SENATORS LOSE FIGHT FOR KC VOTE PROBE   18-HOUR SESSION FAILS TO ADVANCE INQUIRY ON CLARK

UP FIGHT FOR KEM MOTION   Move for Inquiry Into Clark’s Handling of the Case Ends After Hectic 18-Hour and 12-Minute Senate Session.

GOP Leaders Admit Move Lost In View Of Opposition   Clark’s Kansas City ‘Action [Es Discussed For Over 17 Hours

VOTING PROBE SEEN BEATEN   Senators Finally End 18 Hour Session As Dems Win Fight

GOP Leaders Admit Defeat In Vote Probe   Senators Fight Far Into Night over Kansas City Case

U.S. Assists Nazi Victims   -$1,400,000,000 in Seized Properties Ordered Restored:~

To Repay Nazi Victims   Restitution Law Goes Into Effect in U. S. Fone: Billions Involved

EDICT ISSUED FOR RECOVERY OF NAZI LOOT   RESTITUTION LAW DRAFTED IN U. 5. MILITARY ZONE

Restitution Act Benefits German:  US Moves to Right Wrongs of the Nazis

Court Martial for Navy Signalman as Aid in Jap Torture  Informed Captors When Fellow Prisoners of War Tried Escape

Identify Sailor as Informer a Jap POW Camr   Witnesses Say American Tipped Enemy Off On Escape Plan

DYNAMITE CAPS POSE PROBLEM   Madison, Wis., Children Get Sheriff's Warning

Senator Calls On Management, Labor To Unite   Tells Michigan GOP Party's Welfare Is ’My Only Interest’

MICHIGAN FUEL OIL SITUATION IS:DESPERATE:   Sigler Appeals to ‘Truman for Aid. In  ’ Serious Situation

Wants Idle — Tankers Put Into Use.      Tells President that State’s Plight Is Worst in Nation; Other Measures Recommended

Coast Train Hits Broken Rail: 8 Dead   Forty Other Persons Injured When South Pacific Passenger Train is Derailed.

Train Wreck Kills Eight, Injures 40   Southern Pacifi« Streamliner Hits Broken Rail

Rail Wreck Kills ~ Eights Injures 4   Broken Rail Blamed for California Derailment

Forty Passengers On Southern Pacific “Owl Injured; Cars Split Like Jack Straws, Sherif! States   WRECKAGE SEARCHED FOR MORE. INJURED

Fast Passenger Train Wrecked In California   Eight Passengers Dic, Forty Others Injured; Broken Rail Blamed

Kight Dead. Forty Hurt In Rail Wreek   Speeding Coast Limited Train Crashes Through Broken Rail

8 KILLED, 40 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Southern Pacific “Owl,” Los AngelesBound Strikes Broken Rail.

EIGHT KILLED IN TRAIN. CRASH   FORTY OTHERS HURT IN CALIFORNIA WRECK

7 DIE TODAY IN TRAIN DISASTER: FIRE’S TOLL 7   Southern Pacific “Owl” Is Wrecked By Broken Rail In California

SP Owl Train Crash Kills Eight Persons  ~ Estimated 40 Others Are Injured Near ~ Rakercfield. Calif.

California Train Wreck Kills 7   Over 70 Inju red on Southern Pacific

Communism In  France Sulfers Severe Detea   Anti- Communist Members Of General Confederation Of Labor Break Away   ACTION FOLLOWS RECENT STRIKE

Members of “Workers’ Strength” Led AntiCommunist Unionists in Breaking from Parent Bodv.

FRENCH REDS GET SETBACK FROM LABOR   MEW. UNION FORMED AS RE. Saubt oF piscust  witt  GOMMUNIST LEADER.”  - ., te: -

Red-Dominated Union In France Given New Blow   Non-Communist Group Headed By Jouhaux Forms Organization

Capone Reaches Critical’ Stage  He Is Being Kept Alive by Oxygen

Capone Lies on Verge of Death  Use Oxygen To Dela Fy-Mohecter’c Death

Al Capone Takes  Turn For Worst  In Death Fight Doubt Chance  For Recovery

MAN WHO KILLED MOTHER - DONATES EYES TO BLIND —ELECTROCUTED LAST NIGHT

RADIO THRILLERS SCORED BY SOLOK   Rep. Horan Introduces Bill to Probe Effect of Proorams

Showdown On Merger   House Asked to (Vote Today On Bill U) ifying U.S. Armed Se

STREAMIEINER HITTS MAN   Special Saturday Session... . House Has Parley  On Military Merger

Military Merger Bill In House For Showdown   Special Session Called To Consider Unification Measure

Bills Differ in Congress   Would Create Overall Se_ curity Council to Keep President Posted — ...

Los Angeles Has Record Heat Wave In Two Years; Of Of Parade In Heat

Adm. Nimitz Out Of Navy   e 4 _ leet Counnander  Served 42 Years

Legislation  Is “Shocking,  Truman Says Drafted To Weaker  Labor Unions,  FF TT 4t.lCUT

TRUMAN TAKES HIS PROBLEMS TO THE NATION   Brands Labor Bill ‘Bad For Labor, Business  And Whole Nation’

Truman Hits Labor Bill; Taft Replies   President Claims Passage Would ‘Undermine Our Policy of Collective Bargaining’ in Speech

Truman Raps Union Curb Bill As ‘Shocking’   Declares in Radio Plea It’s “Bad for Country,” Won't Bar Strikes

Measure Bad For Everyone, Says Truman   President in Radio Taik Denounces Bill As Shocking

LEGISLATION HELD UNFAIR BY PRESIDENT   Charges In Broadcast Bill Designed To Weaken Unions

Truman Hits Hard At Measure Which He Disapproves   Says*Congress Approval Will Surely Weaken Bargaining Policies

Truman’s Radio Address Insists Bill Is ‘Unwise’   ‘Bad for Labor, Bad for Management, Bad for Country’ He Says

Bill Blasted By President As ‘Shocking’   Measure Will Not Prevent Coal Tieup, President Insisis

Truman Defends Action On Bill  Takes To Radio To Express His Views

Russians Spruce Up Moscow Hotels To Greet Guests From Outside World

Moscow Hotels Polished On Eve of Big-Four Parley   Red Carpets Are Placed in Railway and Air Terminals for Anticipated Approval of Incoming Dignitaries—Bevin Expected to Arrive Today and Marshall Sunday—Ample Food Available at Restaurants Despite Rationing.

Moscow Polishes Hotels And Rolls Out Red Carpet For Visiting Dignitaries

 Roll Out Red Carpet For Dignitaries Moscow Prettying Up Hotels For Big Meet

Moscow Ready For Entrance Of Delegates   Russians Polish City’s Finest Hotels To Receive Dignitaries

: Everything in Shining Order Moscow Is Getting Ready for Foreign  Ministers for Peace Treaty Conference

Hotels Prettied Up, Red Carpet Rolled Out  For Dignitaries At Moscow Conference

SOVIETS CLEAN UP FOR PARLEY   Muscovites Pretty U; Hotels And Roll Out Red Carpet —

Cites Need for Early Economy Plar   Congressional Action Urged to Avoid Domestic Suspense

ACTION DEMANDED ON ECONOMIC PLAN   REP. WOLUOTT-CALLS ON CONGRESS TO DEVELOP FRO GRAM WITHOUT DELAY.

SENATE GETS HOUSING BIL!   15,000,000 City and Rural Homes in Ten Years Is Program Objective

Coccia to Return This Week  For Embezzlement Hearing   V. F. W. Accuses Former Business Manager Of Fraud

Congress May Be Called Into Special Session   President Says Call May Be Necessary On Economic Aid To Europe Prooram   NO SPEECHMAKING TOURS BY TRUMAN

Marshall Plan May Convene Solons In Fall   President Awaiting Outcome of Conference Of European Nations

Molotay Supporting Yugoslavia Reparation Claims   3evin Reveals Secrets of Potsdam Conference and Charges Agreements Made Being Violated

POTSDAM PACT BROKEN, BEVIN INFORMS BIG ¢   Conference May End  Soon; Sunday Talks Set

‘47 Drive Gets Going Strongly   Chest Leaders In Various Plants Announced Today

Couple Would Have Celdé brated Their Second Wedding“Annivergary Tomorrow

Car Plows Into Hayride Wagon 28 Youths Hurt   -World-Known Architect Charged With Drunk Driving

HEAVY RAINS IN WESTERN PART SWELL RIVERS   Van Meter Warned of High Water Stages Eanal ta Week Aon

RIVER TO TOP PREVIOUS ’47 HIGHS 4 FEET   Will Approach Record Of 1903 as Crests Roll Downstreatn   Up at Boone

Warning at Des Moines of Peak Higher Than "44   Both Des Moines and Raccoon Are Causing Damage; Ottumwa Situation Fased

REGISTRATIONS GAIN 250,000   Total Of 4,689,475 Voters Qualified To Baliot In State Next Week

REJECT BRITISH ULTIMATUM IN PALESTINE —   Evacuation of Women and Children Moves Into High Gear

TIONIST LEADERS RAP ULTIMATUM   Jewish Agency Given Seven Days to Help Crush Underground

Tension Mounts In Holy Land On  New Ultimatum   British Evacuation Of Women And Children Moves Into High Gear   EXODUS BEGINS FROM LARGE CITIES

Legislature Will Decicle Fate of Bills On Which Controversy Is Centered

Fate of Controversial Bills Up to Legislature Tonight; Curtain Will Be Rung Down at 5 P.M. Tomorrow

69 RESCUED FROM FLYING BOAT AT SEA   Are Being Taken To Argentia, New Foundland

RIDING ROUGH OtAY WITH 6g LIVES PERILEL   Lands Near Weather Ship But Unable to Transfer Its Passengers. *

69 RESCUED FROM STRANDED FLYING BOAT   No Casualties In Ocean Crash

All Rescued From Airliner Downln Gcean   Coast Guard Completcs Removing Last of Sixty-Nine Persons From Fiving Boot.

Flying Boat Down At Sea 69 Aboard   Craft Was on a Chartered Flight From England o United States   NEAR WEATHER SIP   Winds of Gale Force Hamper the Rescue of the Passengers

All Are Safe Aboard Coast Guard Cutter Bibb . BATTLE WAVES Flying Boat, Leaking Badly Will Be  Destroved

od RESCUED TODAY FROM FLYING BOAT DOWN IN ATLANTIC   Coast Guard Message Says All Aboard Ship Now Safe; Plan to De stroy Badly Leaking Plane.   Iv STAY ABOARD THROUGHOUT NIGHT

Coast Guard Rescues  All 69 From Airliner   18 Taken Off Safely After Perilous Night

Rescue All 69 Aboard Diteched Sky Queen At Sea   All Passengers, Crew Members Taken Off Leaking Flying Boat Despite Rough Waves

Slayer of Officer Eludes Searchers   Southern Oklahoma Combed for Gunman

Rising Winds May Fan Fires Out of Control   Only Heavy Rains Can Abate Menace of New Outbreaks

REFUGEE SHIPS TAKEN TO HAIFA   British Intercept Two Vessels Off Palestine

British Take More Jewish. Refugee Ships   1200 Immigrants Held; Three Military Camps Await 4599 In France

[WO MORE JEW IMMIGRANT SHIPS TAKEN   Crew Sabotages Rescue Ships Machinery

LOUISE OVERELL ~~ HELD FOR TRIAL    HEIRESS REMANDED TO SU  PERIOR COURT IN YACHT  DEATHS OF PARENTS.

Heiress May Stand Trial As An Adult  Ordered Remanded To Superior Court

Heiress To Be Tried For Killing Parents   Louise Overell, 17, Re manded In Superior Court for Murder

HEIRESS FACES MURDER CHARGE   Santa Ana Girl, 17, Held In Yacht Killing Of Her Parents

UNION SPOKESMAN. TELLS. - COMMITTEE SLASHES ARE "PENNYWISE AND . ’*" POUND FOOLISH”

Je e ws Wi i ie   Hostages   MEANWHILE REDEPLOYED ‘BRITISH TROOPS HAD TAKEN UP POSITIONS THROUGHOUT THE HOLY LAND.

PROPOSES LABOR, INDUSTRY AGREE ON WAGE CEILINGS   Goss And Woll Tell Congress Group Prices Must Come Bown

Voluntary Ceilings on Wages, Profits Grange Suggestion   Wants Labor and Industry to Agree on Step to Lower Prices

Voluntary Price Ceilings Urged By Farm Leader  Industry, Lahor Advised   Industry, Lahor Advised To Check Prices, Wages; AFL Head Assails Indusir

GRANGE SUGGESTS PRICE CEILINGS   CALL FOR PROGRAM BY INDUSTRY, LABOR TO CURB INFLATION

Wage and Profit Ceilings Proposed By Grange as Step to Lower Prices

PAY AND PROFIT CEILINGS ASKED   National Grange Suggests Agreements By Labor And Industry   FEAST. FAMINE HIT

Labor-Industry Urged.To Seek Wage Ceilings   Grange Master Calle For Stabilizing Profits und Wages to Prevent A “Recession”

National Grange Urges Program To Lower Prices      Fears Economic Reces: sion If Something Jen’s Done,

Grange, AFL Ask Action To Avert Collapse   Organizations Urge Measures be Taken To Prevent Disaster

Grange Suggests Voluntary Ceilings On Wages, Profits  Seen As Step To  Lower Prices

Dispute Tossed Into Courts Typographers Refuse To Produce Documents

SETTLE 12-DAY LONDON STRIKE   Workers Return Saturday Council to Consider Demands

BILL T0 BOOST RENTS APPROVED   PROPOSES 10 PERCENT INCREASE AND WOULD END CONTROLS DEC, 31

SENATE GROUP FAVORS RENT CEILING HIKE   Bills Would End Federal Controls by Dec. 31, Aboiish OPA Authority

Approves Bill Granting Hike In Rent Cost:   Measure Before Senate Committee Also Provides For Doing Away With OPA

Bill Would End Rent Controls in December Gives Provisions of Measure

Senate Group Approves Rent Ceiling Boost   For 10 Per Cent Hike-— Would End Federal Cantrals by Dec 37

Senate Group Approves 10 Percent Rise   Proposed Measure Would Make Major Changes in Program, Remove Alt Controls by Dee. 31

10% RENT JUMP BILL ADVANCED   Controls Would End Dec. 3) Under New Proposal

RENT INCREASE OF 10 PERCENT ASKED IN BILL   Act Prepared by Senate Bank. ing Sub-Committee Would Strip OPA Controls

Approve Rent Raise Bill   Senate Sub-Committee Approves Measure to End Control Dec. 31

SENATE GROUP 0, K’'S RENT BILL   Subcommittee Approves Proposed 10 Pct. Raise

Senate Group Approves Hike In Rent Ceilings   Bill Proposes End of Federal Rent Control Next December 31

RENT INCREASE BILL APPROVED   Senate Body Would Permit 10 Per Cent Boost

Senators for Rent Boost   Subcommittee Approves Bill Providing For 10 Per Cent Increase

Would End Controls Dec. 31 and Remove Job Of Administration From OPA; Decontrol of — New Housing Is Proposed; Control in Courts

10 Percent Rise Provided By Measure   Banking Body Would Give Courts Control

SENATE GROUP IN FAVOR OF RAISING CEILING ON RENTS   Banking Subcommittee Give Approval to Measure Allowing Increase

10 PER CENT BOOST GIVEN IN NEW BILL   Senate Banking Committee Would End All Controls Next Dec. 31

SENATE GROUP APPROVES BILL FOR RENT HIKE   Banking Subcommittee Favors Wiping Out All Controls by Dec. 31

Six Army Fliers Die In Plane Crash   Bomber Explodes After Hitting Arkansas Mountaii

Army Bomber Hits Mountain   Six Fliers Bie When 8-25 Crashes bnto Highest Peek in Arkensas

Six Airmen Die in Plane Crash   Bomber Plunges _ into Arkansas. __ Mountain. Burns

Six Army Fliers Killed When Bomber Crashes Into Arkansas Mountain

Six Fliers Die When Plane Hits Mt. Magazine   Craft Explodes And Burns In Storm During Night

AN ARMY BOMBER CRASHES KILLING SIX OCCUPANTS   Hit Towering Mt. Magazine  Near Havana, Ark., Last  : Night.   6 BODIES RECOVERED   The Plane Was a B-25 With Headquarters at Barksdale Field, La.

SIX FLIERS DIE IN BOMBER CRASt   B-25 HITS MOUNTAIN IN ARKANSAS DURING STORM LAST NIGHT

Army Fliers Die In Bomber: Crast  Huge Craft Hits Lotty Mountain

Six Army Men Die in Crash In Arkansas   Bomber Crashes Into Mt. Magazine Near Havana, 50 Miles Fron Fort Smith. in Storm

6 FLIERS ARE KILLED   Army Bomber Crashes Into Moun tain Near Havana, Ark,

COURT ASKED TO DROP KEY PORTAL SUIT   GOVERNMENT FACES HUGE LOSSES IN TAX REBATES

Government Asks Dismissal of Key Portal Pay Suit  Opposes Pay Claims Of Workers for ‘Mere Trifles of Time’

“Trifling” Amount Of Time Involved In Original Case Justice Department Says

U.S. CONTENDS PORTAL CLAIMS APE ‘TRIFLING’   Government Brief Seeks To Draw Line on Issue Of Controlled Time Pay

U.S. Tries Cutting Portal Pay Suits   Justice Department Asks Judge To Disregard ’Trifles of Time’ -

MERE “TRIFLES” : 1S. CONTENTION   Portal Pay Claims Stand  Government  a 2

U.S. Against Portal Claims For ‘Trifles’   Justice Department Files For Dismissal

Russia Called on “To Answer Questions On Atomic Proposals   Says Soviets Idea For Atomic Control Wholly Inadequate

SOVIET ASKED 2 CLARIFY ‘A’-PLA   Big Three Calls fol Red Position on U.S. AEC

Soviets Asked Kor Clarified View On Atom   Specific Questions Direeted At Them By U. S., Britain And France

Texans to Honor Truman Thursday  President to Reccive Degree at Baylor won hAnba Radin Addea

More Rainfall Perils Midwest Flood Areas   Water Laps at Edge of Levees; Next 24 Hours to Tell Tale

HEAVY RAIN ADDS TO FLOOD MENACE IN MIDWEST ARES   Uneasy Residents Watch - Weakened Dikes Along  _Micciecinni Biva-

Five-Inch Ramfall Threateneing New Midwest Floods   Mississippi Levees Are Still Holding But May Burst at Any Msment

Flood’s Crest ‘Taxes Levees   Crisis in 24 Hours Due an Mississippi

Await Word In WU Strike   Expected Momentarily; Talk. Terms Since September. .

Issue Hinges On Demands For Boosts   Union Leader Says Strike Seems Only Answer for Action

Settlement Is Sought by U.S. In Pay Dispute   Nation Faces Prospect of Christmas Holiday Without Wire Service

Walkout Order May Be Issued At Any Moment   Union Irked At Alleged Unfair Tactics Employed By Company, Warn May Not Wait Tuesdav’s Deadline

WU Employes May Walk Out At Any Minute   Government Seeks to Win Agreement Which Would Avert Strike Durina Holidays

W.U, Employes Threaten Step Up Strike Date   Await Momentary Word From Top Officials: Conciliators Seek Accord

Western Union Strike May Come Before Tuesday   Operators Were Waiting Momentary Word Last Night to Start

WU Workers Wait Word te Start Strike   50,000 Employes Involved in Dispute Over Hourly Wages

Unions Await Official Word On Beginning  At Any Time   UU. os. Conciliators Make Last-Minute Effort For Accord

CALL MAY COME ‘AT ANY TIME’   Union Leaders Indicate Walkout Before Tuesday

Union Advances Deadline   Christmas Without Western Union Service Faces U. S,

30,000 READY TO QUIT WHEN PARLEYS FAIL   Only Chance to Prevent Walk Out Lies With Gov’t Conciliators.

Western Union Workers Wait Word On Strike   Country Faces Prospect Of Messageless Christmas Unless Accord Reached

Thousands Await Call ToWalkout   Government Seeks To Win  New Agreement

Wage Dispute May Cut Wire Network Any Time; Untair Practices Chareed

Air Official Claims Brewster Afraid To Continue Probe   Committee Plans To Renew Inquiry in November; Hughes Says “Investigation is Over’

Plane Builder Says Brewster Is “Cowardly”   Senator Afraid To Continue His Quiz, is Charae

Plane Builder Doubts Probe Will Continue As Scheduled   Hearings Postponed Until November 173 ‘Two Reasons Given

Plane Designer Calls Brewster: ‘Too Cowardly’   Charges Senator Took ‘Run-Out Powder’; Hearing Off Until Fall

Committee Realized ‘Losing Battle’ Against Public Opinion, He Says: Probe Will Resume in November

SENATE GROUP CANNOT FIND JOHN MEYER   Brewster Is Too Cowardly Says Plane Builder   OTHER BUSINESS   On Docket For Members Of Board, Chairman Ferguson Announces

HUGHES HEARING RECESSES TODAY   Pepper Says Entire Quiz Motivated Politically, at Capital.

Brewster  Makes Reply   Charges Hughes Six Times Urged Committee To Coll Off Inquiry

Sen. Brewste! Is Blasted By Hughes   Brewster Says Hughes Urges Committee to Drop Matter

ELATED PLANE MAKER  DAYS BREWSTER “TOO  COWARDLY” TO GO ON HEARINGS RECESSED TO  FALL, BUT MAY NEVER RE RENEWED ACAIN ’

DECLARES MAINE SENATOR AFRAID CONTINUE FIGHT   OTHER BUSINESS IS STATED REASON FOR RECESS UNTIL FALL

Hughes Probe AbruptlyCalled Off Until Fall   Plane-Maker Predicts Inquiry Will Not Be  Resumed

Hughes Urged End of Probe, Brewster Says.   Maine Republican Says Central Figure ir Probe Cried ’Enaugh’

Committee Orders 3-Months Recess  In Hughes Probe   Move is Made in Atmosphere of Political Bickering; Sessions Will Not Be Resumed Until November 17th

HUGHES PRO IS. ADJOURNED UNTIL NOV. 17   Plane Builder Predicts Inquiry Never Will Be Resumed by Senators:

Planemaker and Brewster Swap Bitter Charges   Probe To Resume on Nov. 17, Solon Says; Delay Is Big Surprise

Sen. Brewster Answers Accusation of Hughes   More War Contract Probes Are Planned

Halt Hughes Plane Probe  Until Nov. 17   Hollywood Inventor Predicts Inquiry Will Never Resume; ‘Quite Sorry’ Quiz Stonned

Hearing Scheduled to Reconvene Nov. 17 But Hughes Says Brewster Too Cowardly to Continue Fight 

Huahes Inquiry Halted: Plane Builder Says lt Will Never Be Resumed If Ended Now

Brewster on Vacation in ‘Home State   Plane Manufacturer Says Senator ‘Too Cowardly’ To Continue; Missing Witness Also Factor

More Charges Exchanged Over Hearing   Plane Maker Asserts Nov. 17 Date Not to Be Observed

PRESS SEARCH FOR MISSING JOHN W, MEYEE   ACTION TAKEN “AFTER MISS. ING WITNESS CANNOT BE '  LOCATED—HUGHES  ‘+ WRATHFUL

Hughes Probe Is Abruptly Stopped Until Late Fall _   Hughes Charges That Brewster ‘Too Cowardly” to Continue Fight; Soys Probe Won’t Reopen

Ferguson Says Meyer Is Missing:   Hughes Says Senator Took Run-Out When He Saw’ Battle Was Lost :   ‘Deserted’ Senators   Brewster Act ‘Gave “His Aides No Reason to ‘Fight for Him?

Halt Plane Probe es Hunting For Missing Meyer   Probe To Be Continued Nopase 17—Hughes Doesn’t Believe It Will   RECORD VINDICATED SAYS PLANE BUILDER   Committee To Press Investigation On Of Hughes Plane Contracts

Millionaire Flyer” Claims Query Wil Not Be Resumed   Political Wrangle Is Resulting From Testimony

Decision Reached At ‘Secret Meeting In Air Of Political Bickering

Millionaire Plane Producer Claims Vindication. Makes Further Charges

HUGHES PROBE OFF: ‘COWARD CHARGE FLUNG   Planemaker Assails Senators As Meyer Gets Blame For Delay

Hearing Adjourned Until Fall   Aviator Declares Senator ‘Cowardly’

SLATED TO * BE RESUMED ON NOV. 17   Vindication Is Claimed  Rv Hughes

Hughes Query Halted.   New Flurry of’ Charges -And Counter-Charges Set Off By Announcement of Postponement

Halt Case In Atmosphere Of Bickering   Hughes Scornful of Reason Given For Hearing Delay

PLANE PROBE IS RECESSED UNTIL FALL   Howard Hughes, Whose Wartime Contracts Are Under Inquiry, Says Brewster “Too Cowardly” to Proceed.

Inquiry Recessed Until Nov. 17—Target Of Investigation Declares It Has Been Called Off Because Of “Losing Battle Against Public Opinion’’—Assails Senator Brewster As “Too Cowardly” To Continué Hearings Which Have Stirred Nation

FAMED FLIER SAYS SENATOR IS COWARDLY   industrialist ‘Vindicated’ by Move; Lashes Anew at Brewster

Hearings to Be Resumed November 17   Chairman Ferguson Gives Two Reasons; Plane PF re a ee ee

Plane-Builder Also Says Brewster “Too Cowardly’ To Stay, ‘Face Music’  Wi 1] Ra P Pers 6  ee 3   Flier-Producer, However. Doubts Hearing Will Ever Be Reopened

Won't Resume Questioning Until Fall   Hughes Charges Sen. Brewster With Being ‘Too Cowardly’ To Finish Their Fight

Solons Recess Till Nov. 17 in: Surprise Move   Plane’ Maker Says Sen. Brewster "Too , Cowardly’ te Go On

Hearings Deferred Until November 17 by Senate Probers   Plane Maker Doesn't Believe Committee Will Again Probe His Wartime Contracts

Sudden Halt To Senate’s Plane Probe   Brewster Is “Too Cowardly” to Go On With Fight,  Hiuahee Charaac

Plan to Hear Meyer to Wait Until Winter   Committee Members Have Other Work, Some Going Abroad

Slated For — Resumption On Now.17      Reason Given By Committee  Is Inability To Locate Johnny Meyer, Missing Witness

Brewster Action Termed Cowardly By Plane Builder  Ran Away From  Fight-Hughes

Plane Maker Calls Action  Vindication’   Hits Brewster— Publicity-Man Meyer Can't Be Found

PLANE BUILDER CALLS ACTION “VINDICATION”   Hearings Slated to Be Reopened on Nov. 17

Adjournment Taken Until Next Fall   Howard Hughes Accuses Brewster Of Being Coward

Plane Builder Claims Quiz Won't Resume   Brewster Charges Hughes with Begging Senate Sub-Group To Drop Inquiry

Missing Witness Is Cause   Plane Builder Calls Action Ridiculous; Doubts Resumption

Deferred  To November   Brewster Too Cowardly, Took ‘Run Out Powder’, Seys Hughes When Informed

Senate Investigators Give Failure To Find Publicity Man As Reason For Recess

Find Witness .   industrialist Soys Doubts Hearings Will Ever be Resumed 

SEN. BREWSTER REPLIES HUGHES ASKED END OF INVESTIGATION IN ANSWER TO ‘COWARDLY’ CHARGES

PLANE INQUIRY IS POSTPONED   Decision Made Suddenly Tx Resume Nov. 17; Hughes Doubts It Will Continue

Committee      Abrupt Decision to Defer Testimony Reached at  Secret Session

Resumption Is Scheduled For Late Fall; But Many Believe Probe Is ‘Done   Failure To Locate John Myers Is Given As Reason For Closing The Investigation ; Events Become Political Dog Fight.

Senate Committee Recesses Hughes Hearing Until Fall   Westthy Pes e Builder ¥ Saye Arewater i “Tee Cowardiv" 46 Continue Eiaht

‘Recess Brings Fresh Volley  Of Attacks   Delay To Nov. 17: Flyer Doubts Continuance.

Three Months Recess  Ordered   Brewster Replies To Blast From Defendant

“Vindication” Is Claimed By Plane Builder   Hughes Ordered To Appear Again On November 17

Missing Meyer Defers Hearing Until Nov. 17   Hughes Says Action ‘Complete Vindication of My Position’

HUGHES PROBE IS RECESSED UNTIL NOV. 47  Millionaire Plane nilder Tahels Rea.   Millionaire Plane Builder Labels Reason for Interruption “Ridiculous.”

Planemaker Says Sen. Brewster ‘Too Cowardly’      Senate Probe Called Off Until Nov. 17; Hughes Doubts If Hearings Will Be Reopenec

Ferguson Calls 3-Month Recess, Blaming Failure to Find Meyer; Brewster Branded “Too Cowardly’

FRESH VOLLEY OF CHARGES HURLED   Plane Maker Says Brewster “Too Cowardly” To Continue: Maine Senator Lashes Back

Hughes Claims Probe Will Not Be Reopened   Declares Senator From Maine Took “Run-Out Powder”

Ferguson Announces Adjournment Until Nov. 17; Hughes Predicts Hearings  Will Never Be Resumed.  END OF HEARINGS   -END OF HEARINGS  COMES AS SURPRISE

Weather Forecast   ‘Meyer Absence Is Given As Reason; Hughes Optimistic

Charge by Hughes Ires Senator   Senator Brewster Says Hughes Threw In the Sponge

Brewster Says Plane Maker Cried “Enough”   Up To Subcommittee Whether Inquiry Will Be Resumed

Plane Builder Says Brewster “Too Cowardly”   Senator Tells Pleas To End Hear. ing: Inquiry Takes Three Months Recess

Senate Halts Hughes Probe   Plane Builder Charges ‘Recess’ Called Because Brewster Feared Facts; Doubts Hearings Will Be Resumed

Time Demand, Meyer Absence Chief Reasons   Committee, in Short See sion, Announced Re sumption Will Be Next  November 17   Smiling Hughes  Says That's All   Millionaire Aeserts He Never Had Chance Te Tell Half of What He “Came To Tell”

PLANE MAKER CALLS MOVE ‘VINDICATION’   Solons Say It's Because Meyer Can't Be Found

Take Up War Contracts Probe Nov. 17; Hughes Says Will Never Resume

Hughes Plane Contract Probe Postponed in Surprise Move to Be Resumed November 17   Senators Offer Two Reasons for Decision  But Hughes Expresses Belief That the InvestHaatian Will Never Re Bacumad

UNTIL NOV. 1]   Investigation of Hughes Wartime Contracts Is  Abruptly Adjourned.

IS CALLED ‘COWARDLY’   Probe Chairman Accused of Taking Run-Out Powder

PLANE BUILDER SAYS SENATOR T00 COWARDLY   Producer Claims He Is Favored by the Public

Says Inquiry ‘Will Never Be Resumed’   Ferguson Explains Delay To Nov. 17 Because Meyer Can’t Be Located

Probers Recess Hughes Hearing for. Three Month:   Delay to Nov. 17 Laid to Meyer's Absence; Howard Claims Victory

“VINDIGATED, SAYS WESTERN IARISTHUMLST   Claims Brewster Fled Inquiry

Brewster ‘Too Cowardly To Go On Says Airman   Ferguson Abruptly Finds Senators Have ‘Other Things To Do

Howard Hughes Says Brewster Is ‘Cowardly’   Plane Manufacturer Hurls Charge at News Reel Filming

More Charges Fxchanged Over Hearing   Plane Maker Asserts   Plane Maker Asserts Nov, 17 Date Not to Be Observed

Predicts It Will Never Be Resumed   Ferguson Announces Decision To Defer Fur: ther Hearings Until November 17; Two Principal Reasons Are Given

Call Off Hughes Case Until Fall   Decision Touches Off Fresh Volley of Charges in Inquiry  MEET AGAIN, NOV. 17      Several New Developments in Investigation of Plane Builder

Senator Says Canceling of ProbeSought   Statement Given in Reply To Charges Hurled by Plane Maker; Decision Made hv Ferguson

SEN, BREWSTER T00 COWARDLY BUILDER AVER   Ferguson Says Qui Will Get Underway On Nov. 17

Missing Witness Is Given As I son For Delay; Hughes Te Tt As Vindication; Commi Meets In Secret .   SEN. PEPPER SEES POLITICAL MO

Hughes Says He Has Been Vindicated   Declares Brewster Took Runout Powder And Left Scene

Hughes Probe Is Adjourned Today Til Fall   Plane. Maker. Says Brewster “Took Runout Powder”

Vindication” ls Claimed By Plane Builder  Hughes Ordered   Hughes Ordered To Appear Again On November 17

Three Months Postponement Ordered Today   Brewster Accused Of Taking ‘Runou?’

Californian Thinks Inquiry Is Stopped Permanently Today   Claims Inaccurate Testimony Given Investigating Group

PO STPONEMENT UNTIL NOVEMBER ANGERS HUGHES   Vindication Claimed, Doubt Voiced That Hearings Will Be Resumed

SENATE PROBE MAY INCLUDE SOME OTHERS   Chairman Ferguson Is Planning to Call Additional Witnesses

Lions Clubs Elect: End Meeting Here  _ Choose Huntington  For 1948 Convention

British Unearth Arms Hidden in Palestine Slum   (Flying Squads of Police i Raid Sector Occupied By } Oriental Jews   RETURN OF MUFTI APPEARS UNLIKELY   Britain Expected to Deny or Ignote Arab Request for  Entry of Leader

MOVE SEEKS 10 SAVE GRAIN, ANDERSON SAYS   Aw Chief Gives Orde After Truman Signs Rill

PICKET LINES AROUND CHURCH THREATENED AT TAFT WEDDING   MICHIGAN CIO LOCAL TOLD BY POLICE THAT DEMONSTRATIONS WILL BE RESISTED

HEARING DELAY DRAWS REBUFF FOR MKELLAR   President Reaffirms All-Out Support Of Lilienthal

Big 4 Deputies Reopen Talks On  Peace for Reich   Russia and Western Pow: ers Seem Even Wider Apart than at Moscow

Marshall Listens  () uiell V   British Foreign Secretary Bevin Makes Accusations Against Russians

Allied Troops Start Removal Today in Italy   Deposition of Signed Paets In Paris on Monday Completes Tresty *

Lee To Leave Command In Mediterranean   Under Orders Issued Prior To ‘Expose’ By U. S. Reporter

Allies Begin Italy Exodus  All Troops Will Be Deployed By Dec. 14

ALLIES PREPARE ~ JO LEAVE ITALY   LEE SAYS WITHDRAWAL WILL BEGIN TODAY. IN COMPLI‘ANCE WITH-TREATY..

GENERAL LEE TO LEAVE STATION   Orders Issued Before Charges Of Abuse Made

_U.S. Forces io Start . Leaving Italy   Evacuation Will Get Under Way Today, Lee Reports

ITALY EVACUATION ON Much-Criticized Gen. Lee  To Surrender Command

Textile Union Not To Ask Wage Hikes  Hopes To Help Price Reduction

ovie Group jects to Manner of  ed Probe   Strike by Radio With Many Stars Adding Voices In Bitter Protest

Jewish Reply To Ultimatum Is Due Today   Agency Said Set to Inform Britain Jews Won't Act Part of ‘Informers”

Jewish Reply To Be Given British Today   Palestine Leaders Refuse to Act in Role of ‘Informers’

Soviet Union Declines to Join New Body   Resolution by Poland Demanding Aliens Get Out of Greece Beaten

Soviets To Boycott New Organization  UN Balkan Watch Is Okayed By Assembly

UN Supports ‘Watch’ Over Balkan Area   Hands Russia 40-6 Defeat: Also Balks Troops Withdrawal

Heavy Vote Is Cast for Pronosal   Russians Declare They Will Not Join Organization

Soviet Loses UN Fight In Balkan Setup   Watchdog for Trouble Spot Set Up Against Red Opposition

REDS LOSE AS UN NAMES BOARD 10 OVERSEE BALKANS   Russia, Poland Serve Notice of Boycotting New Greek Border Watch.   VOTE IS 40 TO 6   Assembly Also Rejects Resolutions Demanding Recall of Foreign Troops.

U. N. Creates Unit To Watch Over Balkans   Assembly Backs U. S., Britain Against Russia

U.N. ASSEMBLY BACKS U.S. ON BORDER WATCH   Soviet Bloc Subjected To Overwhelmingly Trivle Defeat

Balkan Watchdog Authorized Over Soviet Protest .   Assembly Also Beats Move to Oust Foreign Missions From Greece

U. N. Defeats Russ, Votes  Balkans Unit   Sweeping 40-6 Ballot Forms Guard for Europe Trouble Spot

U.N. CREATES BALKAN WATCH TQ KEEP PEACE   Assembly Votes. 40 to 6; Russia and Satellites  Daten fan Ganen ann inl

Big Majority OfU.N. Backs Balkan Watch   Russia Serves Notice She - Will Ignore New Commission .

UN Assembly Votes Approval of Balkan  Watch Commission   Russian Objections Beaten Down In Final Action On U. S. Proposal; Reds Serve Notice Of Boycotting New Body   Rv FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

U.N. Sets Up {1-Nation Bod Over Balkans   Russia Again Serves Notice of Refusal To Act on Group

U.N. Greates Watch Group For Balkans  Russians Repeat Thev Will Tonare

Reds Refuse Membership In New Body   Majority Favors American Stand

Balkan Watch Is Set Up, Despite Soviet Rejection   European Trouble Spo to Be Policed; U.N. Is Moving Ahead

Missouri Solon Would Repeal Al Price Controls   Rep. Cole Also Would Forgive Most Violators

College Boys Start Craze, Girls Do Rest  Knit Ties The Nuts, Style Dictators Say

CURBS SOUGHT BY FARM BUREAU      National President Presents 10 Point Program On Labor To Solons

FARM LEADER URGES LAW 10 CURB LABOR   Kkdward A. O'Neal Calls for “Corrective Measures”

STRIFE FASES IN HOLY LAND   35 Dead, 150 Injured After Eight Days Of Fighting

—Forest Fires—  Bar Harbor Facing New Fire Threat   Flames Head Back Toward Town: Some Blazes Believed Set

Evacuate Sixty Families as Fire Moves on Town  Emergency Call For rucks and Workers  Mede i in Two Areas

STALIN WILL TRY TO BARGAIN   Russia Reported Wanting British To Yield On German Problems

German Problem Most Important Declares Stalit   Soviet Premier Holds Back On British-Russian Alliance Says Report   HAS CONFERENCE WITH ERNEST BEVIN

Russia Holds Threat Over Hungarian   Former Premier Told Not to Talk, Ore Eles

SCHOOL SYSTEM STUDY Group Believes State Solons Shouldn't Manage Education

Utopia College Opens at Eureka with Two Students: Babson Not Dismavyed

TAFT-O'MAHONEY AGREE, NO OPE   Senators in Radio Debate Discuss Truman, Food, Inflation. Taxes

Change of Heart But Not Her V. isa Brings German War Widow Trouble

A Strong City War Veteran May Be “Stood Up” by Bavarian Sweetheart

EISENHOWER TO BECOME HEAD OF COLUMBIA. UNIV,   Army Chief Of Staff Ex. pects To Assume Duties Early Next Year      GENERAL BRADLEY IS LIKELY SUCCESSOR

EISENHOWER ACCEPTS POST AT COLUMBIA   Gen. Bradley Rumored Likely Successor  As Staff Chief

 Bradley Mentioned As Next Chief Of Staff.  Gen. Eisenhower To Become   Columbia University Head

Eisenhower fo Succeed Butler .  To Become Columbia U. President in ‘48

GEN. EISENHOWER TO BECOME HEAD OF COLUMBIA U.   it Y Accepts Presidency of School, Effective Next Year, as Successor to Nicholas Murray Butler.   SWITCH MEANS MORE MONEY FOR HIM   Speculation on Who Will Succeed Him as Army Chief of Staff Centers on Gen. Omar Bradley.

Eisenhower to Resign Army Pos  Accepts Presidency Columbia University

Eisenhower To Be Head o! Columbia U.   Takes Over in 748; Bradley Mentioned For Chief of Staff

Bradley Regarded as Eisenhower Successor   Chiof of Staff to Take Columbia U. Pest as Soon  Age Army Doalancaan Wim

Eisenhower Will Head Columbia U.   Bradley Slated To Succeed Him As Chief of Staff

Eisenhower Takes Post AtColumbia   General - Will ‘Become _ University President  Probably Early Next  OW ae   Bradley Mentioned   Omar N. Bradley May Be. Given Post as. U.S. Chief of Staff

Eisenhower To Become Head Of Columbia    Expected To Retire As Army's Chief Of Staff Next Fall

Eisenhower To Become President Of Columbia University Early Next Year;  Bradley May Get Chief Of Staff Job

EISENHOWER IS PRESIDENT OF COLUMBIA UNIV.   Leader Of Victorious Allies Retiring From Army

Eisenhower Will Become President Of Columbia U.  Takes Office Early Next Year When He Leaves Army Post

Gen. Eisenhower To Be President Of Columbia U.   Army Chief of Staff Accepts School Job Effective Nevt Yar

IKE EISENHOWER TO COLUMBIA U.   Army Chief of Staff Will Take! Presidency Next Year

FOR A QUIEF CITY LET'S KEEP. DOWN AUTO HORK BLOWINE   General Ike NamedHead Columbia U

Eisenhower To Head Columbia   To Presidency of N. Y. University Upon Release from Army; Bradley Likely Successor

Chief of Staff Takes New Job Next Spring.   Expects Release From Active Army Duty Then, Save Statement

GEN, EISENHOWER ACCEPTS POST AS UNIVERSITY. HEAL   \Will Succeed Builer At Co. lumbia; Bradley May Be Conkf Chink

Eisenhower ‘Is President Of Columbia      Speculation Of Successor _ Centers On General Bradley

Bradley May Get Army’s Top Job   Seen As Likely Successor To General Etsenhower.

lke fo Head Columbia U.   Army Staff Chief To Take New Office Next Year

Bradley Is Due To Get ‘The’s’ Post   Eisenhower To Become Columbia U. President Farly Next Year.

Chief Of Staff Will Tuke  Over Early Next Year;   Gen. Bradley Regard  ed As Successor

Gen. Bradley Expected to Succeed Fisenhower As Army Chief of Staff   ‘Ike’ Waits Only for Truman to. Relieve. Him From Army’s Top Job to Take’ Presidency of Columbia University-—Probably Next Year

Eisenhower Awaits Army Release As Chief Of Staff; Bradley Likely Successor

Bradley Seen Probable Eisenhower Successor   Army Chief of Staff To Become President o Columbia U. Sometime Early Next Year

EISENHOWER TO HEAD COLUMBIA   Omar Bradley Likely To Replace Army’s Top Man

Plane Falls into River;  One Killed   Kokomo Man Dead In Monticello Mishap; Pil~ ot In Hospital Here

Plane Falls In Lake; One Man Derishes   John Smal), 29, of Kokomo Drowned and Elvin Glasy burn, 36; Bunker Hill, Pilot, Injured.

Tax Cut or Aid Plan Faces U.S.,  3 Senators Say   Pres. Truman to State Views at Joint Session of Congress Monday

Mine Disaster Is Laid To Improper Blasting Method  Coal Dust Was Used In Dynamite Tamping

“ABOLISHMENT SHERIFF'S FEES      Meadows Outlines Plan Of Administration To Legislature

Meadows Asks Lawmakers To Revise Jail System, Grant Pay Hikes; Opposes City Funds   Urges Road Program, Better Health Standards in Biennial Message

U.S. Protest Of Red Seizure Demands Probe   Note Is Delivered To Soviet Chairman Of Allied Council

UNITED STATES DELIVERS STERN PROTEST NOTE   Probe Of Communist Seizure In Hungary Demanded Of Control Council

H. D. Smith of Electra New Manager Of Lone Star Gas Office Here; Brayme Named Manager of Abilene District

Surprise Witness Testifies Gen. Meyers Still Owes $22,000 Of Loan Made for Bond Speculation

WITNESS REPORTS LOANS 10 MEYERS ARE STILL UNPAID   Retired General Now Owes $22,000, Cuse States in Testimony To day at U. S. Capital.   OTHER DETAILS ARE DESCRIBED

Meyers Denies All Stories of Profits in Aviation Electric   U.S. May Seek Indictments on Tax Charges After Hearing Ends

MEYERS CLAIMS PROFIT CHARGES ENTIRELY FALSE   Takes Stand To Refute Mounting Data On ‘Deals’

Got Money For Loans, Contention   Full Investigation Of Firm’s Aetivities Will Be Continued By U.S. Agency

However Justice Department Indicates It May Seek Criminal Indictment Against Meyers And His Associates   DENIES TESTIMONY ABOUT OWNERSHIE

Is Vidi o} ‘Gang Up’ Plot   Justice Department May Indict General, Cempany Associates

War Profiteering © Testimony False, Meyers Protests   Retired AAF Gfficer Takes Stand in Senate Probe to Deny Charges.    CRIMINAL ACTION - REPORTED LIKELY.   Justice Department Hints It May Seek Indictment of Accused General

General Says War Profits Charae False   Retired Army Officer Miatly Contradiets Accusations That He Profited Through Secret Ownerships.

Retired Officer Faces Charges Of Tax Evasion  Justice Dept. Also Is Studying Other Aenact at Caca

lenies Reaping ush Profits as Wwner of Firm   lustice Department Says, However, It vay Seek Criminal Indictments

Tells About Plan To Get Rich Ourek   Robert Cuse Says Former General Owes Him 822.000

Strikers Face Draft to Jobs   Drastic Acts Come As Sabotage Grows

France Calls on Troops Today In Strike Crisis   Outbreaks of Violence in Connection With General Strike of 2,000,000 Workers

AUT TO HALT OPAEADING OF TRIKE WAVE   Cabinet in Almost Nightlong Session Battles with National Crisis,

French Grapple With Na+ tionwide Strike And New Outbreaks Of Violence   Striking Forces May Be Mobilized   National Assembly Alerted To Standby To Pass Crisis Measures

Will Take Action To End Strike   Drastic Measure Soon To Put Down Communist Drive

Cabinet Studies PlanTo Mobilize Many Strikers   Drastic Measures Initiated In Crisis

Drastic Action Due To Threat Of Civil Strife   Mobilization Plan For Strikers Is Alen Dicecucced

New Government In Paris Faces _ Fresh Outbreaks  2,000,000 Workers Affected, Rofe Has  Bia Phew nnsebcadian

France Calls Up More Troops as Violence Grows   Cabinet Reportedly Eyes Mobilizing Nationwide Strikers

80,000 More Reservists Are: Called fo Army   of Police Fired as  Records Are Studied

PARIS PLANS MOBILIZATION ~ OF STRIKERS   French Government Is Grappling With Fresh Outbreaks of Violence.

Calls 80,000 Soldiers To End Strikes   Fresh Outbreaks Marl Strike Of 2,000,000 Workers, 66 Police  Commicsione re F} red 3

80, 000. Men Ordered Mobilized   Called for Army Service to Cope With Spread of General Strike Throughout France .

Schuman Cabinet Calls Up 80,000   Men for Service   ‘New Government Moves to  Break Strike of Two   Million Frenchmen   SABOTAGE SPREADS i THROUGH PROVINCES   Day Will Not End Without - Action Against Walkouts, Premier Says

STRIKERS WILL BE DRAFTED IN FRENCH CRISIS   New Cabinet Decides On Stern Measure To Save the Nation °

Violence Spreads And France Calls Men Into Uniform   80,000 Reserves To Be Pressed Into Service in Army

German Recovery A Difficult Task   Coming of Peace Waits or clusion of War Crimes Trials   U.S. Carries Main Relief of People in Ruined Country

German Recovery A Difficult Task   Coming of Peace Waits or Conclusion of War  Crimes Trials   IGRIM FUTURE AWAITS   U.S. Carries Main Relief of People in Ruined Country

DOCTORS SUCCUMB TO HEART DISEASE      No. 1 Killer in Population at Large Shows No Favoritism

Truman Poliey Rally Is Called   Economie Leaders to Meet With Stillman Monday

British and Arabs Battle On Highway  - Highway   Highway Traffic Above Jerusalem Attacked by Arabs 

BRITISH, ARABS EXCHANGE FIRE   Jewish Funeral Processior Attacked In Disorders

Palestine Traffic   Snipers Rake Roads: British Seize Jewish .° Refuaee Ship

MRABS FIRE ON HOLY LAND TRAVELERS   British Tommies In Battle With Rioters

British Soldiers Skirmish Arabs In Highway Duel   Snipers Launch Attack On Trains Cars And Roadways

ARABS CLASH WITH BRITISH IN PALESTINE   Fight Develops North of Jerusalem as Moslems Attack Jewish Funera Procession on a Sacred Mountain.

British Army Fights Off Arab Highway Attack   Bullets Rake Jewish -Funeral On Sacred Mount

Highways Become Batflegrounds for Roving Arab Bands  Funeral Procession  On Sacred Mount of

Jewish Refugee Ship Is Seized   Swedish Journalist And Eight Jews Wounded By Arab Attackers; Snipers Shoot At Stern Funeral Procession

British in Clash With Arab Band   ‘Transport Catches Jewish Refugee Ship, Hends for Cyprus With 850 Taken  Off Weheut Visas

BRITONS BATTLE MOSLEM FORCE   Snipers Attack Highway Traffie: Refugee Ship Detained

Tommies And Arabs In Battle   Jewish Funeral Procession Fired On in Holy Land

British, Arabs Trade Fire in Convoy Attack   First Refizgee Vessel Since Partition Vote Ie Seized off Haifa

Jewish Funeral Procession Rakec By Arab Bullets   Bands Roam Countryside, Attacking Trains as Well as Road Traffic

Moslems Raid Highway Traffic, Rake Jewish Funeral Procession With Gunfire

Tommies Fight Highway Duel Against Arabs   Bullets Rake Jewish Funeral Procession Near Sacred Mount

British Tommies Battle Arabs Near Jerusalem  Funeral Procession for Slain Jewish Newspapermar Attacked by Armed Band

British Tommies Return Fire Of Arab Attackers   Jewish Funeral Procession Is Raked By Arab Bullets.

CONVOY FIRES 10000 SHOTS AT ATTACKERS   Arabs Fire at Jewish Funeral Procession on Mount  aft the Aenaneinn

ARABS FIREQN MOURNERS AT JEWISH RITES   British Convoy Also Attacked: Traffic Halted Everywhere

British Tommies Disperse Arabs  Break Up Attack on Funeral Cortege

Bullets Rake Holy Land   British Troops Beat Off Arabs Who Storm Jerusalem Highway

British Tommies Fight Back At Arabs Attacking Highway Traffic North Of Jerusalem   Arab Bullets Rake Jewish Funeral Pracession On Sacred Mount Ascension

BRITISH TOMMIES FOUGHT AGAINST THE ARABS TODAY   Attacked Highway Traffic North of Jerusalem; Bullets Raked Funeral Party.   WILD EXCHANGE OF FIRE   Convoy Blasted Hillsides Above Bab El Wad, Nine Wounded.

Arahs, Jews and British Tommies Battle at Mount of the Ascension

Battle Arab Road Snipers   Funeral Procession, British Convoy Are Attacked by Arabs

BRITISH FIGHT ARAB ATTACKERS   TROOPS GUARDING FUNERAL CORTEGE RETURN ARAB FIRE

BRITISH ARMED FORCES BATTLE AGAINST ARABS   Clash Follows Arab Attack or Traffic and Jewish Fu“neral Procession.

Britsh Troops Battle Arabs   Bullets Fly as Jewish Funeral Train Is Raked

British’ Catch Refugee Craft - Off Palestine   800 Jews Aboard Vessel Are Taken To Haifa; Strife Between. Arabs  And Jews:Continnés . ’

AYOR FAILS 0 GET SECOND HIS CHOICES   nounces Other Oficials; Commissioners Remain Silent

KILLED IN FIGHT OVER TWO GIRLS   20-Year-Old Cincinnati Youth Stabbed on Street

Local Dairy Calf Program Boosted By Farm Youths  Tell C of C — It Has Done As Organ zoti ion

Local Dairy Calf Program Boosted By Farm Youths  Tell C of C What It Has Done As Organization Launches 1947 Plans

Army’s Draft Decision Due in Ten Days.  Bindietememnte DRewwr)   Enlistments Down Says Patterson

Volunteers May Terminate Draft  War Department tc Voice Siand Soon

DRAFT RENEWAL REQUEST WAITS ON VOLUNTEERS   Secretary Of War Says Extension May Be Asked   EXPIRATION DATE / JS NEXT MARCH 31

Army Draft Decision  Will Be Made Soon   Patterson - Says if Army Gets Volunteers. Draft Will Not be Asked

British Favor Bevin s Stand On U.S. Gold   Congressmen Say Proposal ‘Doesn't Make Sense’

IN MARSHALL PLAN SET-UP   Bevin’s Proposal to Re distribute Fort Knox Metal Considered Integral Part of European Recovery Program,

British See Redistribution of Gold as Part of Marshall Plan, American Source Says

Proposal Part of Marshall’s Plan   That Is British View ol Gold Recast ribution   BACKED BY COUNTRY   Secretary Revises the Situation for Visiting  Congressmen

Say Bevin’s Scheme To Split Fort Knox Gold is ‘Senseless    Congressmen Now in  Britain Skeptical Over : Proposal .

Report Bevin Seeks Gold Split as Part of Marshall Aid Plan   Proposal for Dividing Fort Knox Cache Has  Support of Government

BRITISH VIEW  Gold Redistrib ion Part of Marshall Plan   U. S. GETS NO REPORT

F Freeing Gold In Marshall Plan, Report   American Source Says It Is Integral Part  Of Proposal To Aid European Recovery

WOULD MAKE BEVIN PROPOSAL A PART OF MARSHALL PLAN   This Is the Advice of An Authoritative American Source,   IT IS A BRITIBH VIEW   Bevin Had Made the Suggestion Informally In An Exchange.

Bevin Explains Hi Gold Request;  Congressmen Cool  U. S. Lawmakers Say Odd Proposal Doesn’t Make Sense

[Bevin Outlines Details of  Pronosal   More Loans Won’t Solve Problem,  Briton Says

Bevin Gold Plan Linked  To Recovery   Redistribution Will Be Integral Part Of Marshall Program

art Marshall’s Plan   That Is British View Bevin's Gold Redistribution   BACKED BY COUNTRY   Secretary Revises the Situation for Visiting  Congressmen

Tells Details ToVisiting Conaressmen.   Britain Minister Answers Questions About Thought

ENGLAND VIEWS GOLD SHARING AS PART OF AID   Bevin Offers More Details Of Proposed Plan To U. S. Congressmen

British Feel Bevin’s Call For Redistribution of U.S. Gold Part of Marshall Plan

Says Gold Distribution Viewed By British As Part Of Marshall Plan   Bevin Comments Further On Proposal Advanced Wednesdf&y; Talks With United States  Congressmen. Now In England.

Want Gold Listed in Marshall Plan   Bevin Suggests Plan to Envoy; Solons Skentical

Congressmen In London Hear Of Bevin's Idea   Aid To Plight Of England Seen In Minister's Plea

Bevin Gives More Details Of Gold Plan   Confers With U. S. Ambassador

More Details Of Bevin Plan Revealed   Gold Proposal Explained To Congressmen

Britain Views. Gold. Sharing Plan Placidly   J.-S. Source Believes Brit ish Think Bevin’s Suggestion Is Integral Part Of Aid Plan   U.S. ‘Skeptical’ ’ Of New Proposal   Unsound, Unhealthy: Eco: . nomics For One Nation To Hold Most Of © Gold, Bevin Says

British Want American Gold Recistribuled   Bevin. Seeks to Have. Proposal Included in Marshall Plan

Share-The-Gold Proposal Finds Americans Cold   British Want It To Be An Integral Part Of Marshall Plan.

Injects Gold Proposal Into Marshall Plan   British Viewpoint {s That Bevin Suggestion Should Be An Integral Part Of Buransan aid Pern

GOLD PROPOSAL DRAWS REPLIES   U. S. Lawmaker Says Bevin  Plan ‘Senseless’

Bevin’s Proposal May Be Part Of Marshall Plan   Foreign Secretary Gives Details   To Visiting U. S.   Congressmen.

Interprets Bevin Idea to Make Use Of Fort Knox Gold   U.S. Source Believes Redistribution Was’ British Concept  Of Marshal! Plan

Gold Plan  Basic   Bevin Considers It Essential to Europe Recovery; Experts Question Its Value

BEVIN THINKS SHOULD BE, PART OF PLAN   U. S$. Congressmen in Londen Skeptical of Proposal by Minister. 7

SEE U. 5. GOLD VITAL TO AID PROGRAM   meses British Government Backs Bevin’s Proposal

Bevin's Gold Idea Official   Gives Visiting Cangressmen Arguments for U. S. te Redistribute Gold

Bevin Stand Held Part of Marshall Plar   Believes It Unsound for U.S To Hold Gold and Not Use It

British Eyeing Fort Knox Gold  View Use of Gold As Part of Marshall's Plan for Europe

More Details Of Proposal Given   Bevin Outlines Suggestion Further In 70-Minute Talk With American Congressinen Probing Kuropean Situation

Fort Knox ‘Gold Plan’OQ  Bevin   Visiting American Congressmen Little Impressed By Idea

Bevin Renews Plea to Divide Ft. Knox Gold   Elucidates Proposal in Discussion With U. S$. Congressmen

Bevin Is Serious About Dividing U.S. Gold Stock   American Diplomat: Confer In Britain On Latest Request

Gold-Sharing Linked With Marshall Plan   Bevin's Scheme Supported By British Leaders   Ohio Firm's Parking Meters Stir Big Feud in Texas Town

U5. GOLD DIVISION UNDER MARSHALL AlD PLAN—BEVIN’S IDEA  BRITISH OFFICIAL TELLS  AMERICANS DETAILS OF ~ RIDICULED PROPOSAL

British See Gold Deal As Part Of Marshall Plan   Congressmen Hear More Details From Bevin

Dividing Gold Part of British Recovery Plan   Authoritative U. $. Source Says Plan First Disclosed To American Ambassador

Guild Destroyed His Newspapers, Stern Testifies   Former Publisher Says It Used Lies, Calls Himself ‘Sucker’

$7,200 Yearly Proposed In Measure   Retirement Benefits For Widows Of Teachers Urged

Board Awaiting Action; Schools To Remain Open   Enforced Holiday Is Set In District for This Morning

Foreign Aid Bill Nears  House Vote   Martin Says Congress to Pass Measure to Fight Inflation

Aid Advocates Put “on Fresh Pressure to Avoid Slashes   Showdown May May Come Too on $597, 000; 000 Bill For Foreign: Rélief

Aid Bill Bogged In House   Final Vote Delayed by Debate Over Amount to Be Granted

THREE BILLION DOLLARS CUT FROM PRESIDENTIAL BUDGET   GOP SLASHES ABOUT BILLION AND HALF BELOW GOAL ANNOUNCED LAST * WINTER

President Again ° Pledges that U. S. Will Support UN   Tells Brazilian Congress That Hemisphere Defense Treaty Show: Men Can Submerge Preiudices

ee fee Pesce”   Declares the United States and Brazil Must aa pole

Truman Renews Pledge To Back United Nations  Confident Problems Of Peace Will Be   Confident Problems Of Peace Will Be Solved, President Tells Brazilians

Achievements of Meeting Hailed As ‘Splendid’  Mutual Good Will ; Can Solve Iscue

America Determined U.N. Must Succeed Despite Troubles  It Has Faced

Truman Affirms Support of U.N.   President Addresses Brazil Congress; Pledges Continued U.S. Fight for Peace; Achievements of Hemisphere Parley Hailed

U.S. Pledge ToBack  UN Renewed   Inter-American Meet Is Hailed as Splendid by Truman’

Speaks To  Brazilians.   Confident Problems of Peace Can be Solved With Mutecl Good Wilf

Truman Pledges Full Backing to United Nations   President Hails Rio Achievement In Brazil Talk

Chief Executive Tells Brazilian Congress US. To Back Peace Effort to Limit; High Praise Is Given American Republics For Signing of Pact

Olve Peace With Mutual Forbearance   Hails Inter - Ameri. can Meeting Splen. did Success.

TALKS BEFORE BRAZILIAN CONGRESS   Achievement Of Rio Parley Hailed As “Splendid”   Can Solve Peace Problems Chief Executive Tells South Americans

Brazilian Congress Hears Truman Exto!l Nations’ Relations   He Expresses. Confidence Two Countries Will Keep Their Trust

President, Speaking In Rio, Is Confident Problems of World  Peace Can Be Solved

RENEWS U, 8, SUPPORT OF UN   Truman Tells Brazilian Congress of Faith in Solving Peace Problems

U.S. Will Give Organization Full Backing   President Speaks Before Gathering in S. America

Talk to Brazil Assembly Hails Treaty of Rio   Points to Need for Continued Cooperation Between Two Nations

Truman Again Pledges U. S. UN Support   Tells Brazilians Organization Must Be Made to Succeed

U.N. Pledged Full Backing   President Confident Peace Problems Can Be Solved With Mutual Good Will

Big Problems Of Peace Yet To Be Solved:  President Makes Second Address

Mutual Good Will fo Solve Peace  Presiden nt Spea ks  Bef n of   a! Cy ena

Achievements Of Rio Meeting  Draw Praise   President Speaks Before Joint Session of Brazilian Congress

Feels Peace Problems Can Be Solved   Speaks Before Joint Session  Of Brazilian  Congress

TRUMAN SAYS U.S. WILL BACK U.N.   President, in Address to a Joint Session of Brazilian Congress, Renews Pledge of Full Support to Organization.

U.S. Pledges Anew Full U.N. Support   Truman in Brazil Speech Expresses Hope Of Peaceful Solutions

Peace Problems Can Be Solved With Forebearance, Brazilian Congress “geen S

Truman Gives Brazil Pledge to. Back U.N.   Inter-America-Pact Hailed as President Tells Faith in Peace -

Truman Pledges U.S, Backing to United Nations   Expresses, ,, Confidence : Problems of Peace Can ’ Be.. Solved With ' Good Will

US. To Back Defense Pact, Truman States   Brazilian Congress Is Addressed by American President

PEACE STILL HOPE OF  U.S., PRESIDENT SAYS  IN BRAZILIAN SPEECH FIRM BACKING OF WORLD  ORGANIZATION PLEDGED; AMERICAS’ PACT LAUDED

Confidence Problems Of Peace Can Be Solved “With Mutual Good Will And Forbearance” Expressed By President In Address Before Joint Session Of  Brazilian Congress—Continued Cooperation Urged “For Good Of Mankind”

President Renews UN Aid Pledge   Lauds Achievements -Of Conference at Joint Meeting of :  Ragyilian Canarace

Brazilians Hear Address By President   Work cf Inter-American Conference Praised im Talk Before Session of Congress at Rio

World Peace Can Be Won, Brazil Hears   Hails Splendid Results Of Rio Parley In Telk At Session Of Congress in Brazilian Capital

President Again Pledges Support   Truman Confidence in “Mutual Goodwill for Peace”   PLEASED WITH SESSION   Declares the United States and Brazil Must yg ccm

New Defense Agreement Wins Praise   President Again Piedges Support to UN

Truman Addresses Joint Ses: sion of Brazilian Congress; Labels Conference Results ‘Splendid.’   SECOND ADDRESS ON BRAZILIAN SOIL

Truman Confident Peace Prob. lems Can Be Solved With Mutual Good Will ‘   REITERATES PRAISE FOR HEMISPHERE COMPACT

Support Of U.N. Policies  Pledged   President Makes Second Address  In Brazil

President Gives Full U.S. Backing to World Agency   Chief Executive Confident Problems of Peace Can Be Solved With Good Will and Forbearance by All Nations

WESTERN WORLD PROVIDES MODEL OF COOPERATION   BRAZILIAN CONGRESS HEARS EXPRESSION OF FAITH IN U. N.

Describes as Splendid’ the Achievement of Rio Meet On Defense of Hemisphere

Truman Pledges Support to UN In Brazil Talk   Reiterates Belief World’s Problems Can Be Settled

Truman Pledges Full Backing of Nation to United Nations   President Confident Peace Problems Can Be  Solved With Good Will

JENKINS TO HIRE ATO CONDUCT LIQUOR PROBE   Attorney General [qnores Democratic Proposals for Investigation

ONLIQUOR PLAN   Turns Deat Ear To Dem Bids As He Hires Men For Ohio Probe

Congress Alarmed By Assassinatior   Member of Labor Committee Threatened; FBI Aid Asked

Labor Committee Member Receives Threat by Phone   Rep. Kearns Is_ Told to Change Views on Issue

Legislator Seen With Slain Rail Head Threatened  Committee, Alarmed, Asks Probes By FBI

CONGRESSMAN GETS THREAT   Warning To Rep. Kearns Is Disclosed; Link Threat To McNear Killing

MNEAR KILLING AROUSES HOUSE LABOR PROBERS   Railroad President Had Testified Before Group Recently

PHONE CALL T0 CONGRESSMAN I$ WARNING   FB! Investigates Mysterious Threat Against Com. Witness

WASHINGTON. MERRY -GO-ROUND  Ry DREW PEARSON      CONGRESSMAN COOLEY'S NEPOTISM; TRUMAN BIDS BAP. TISTS CRUSADE FOR PEACE; TAFT AND PHIL MURRA) KPWOW OVER TEN ecppirre ey re nnnctiurn

BANDIT IS SLAIN,  PALS ARE SEIZED   Trie Holds Up Auto Agency Kidnaos Girl Clerk

U.S. Army In Japan Heads Rescue Work   Gigantic Rescue Mission Launched In Flood-Swept Japanese Areas   DEATH TOLL IS SET AROUND 3,000

BRITAIN WARNS UN. GRAVE DANGERS SEEN IN SOVIET POLICIES  U.S. “WAR-MONGERING” CHARGE OF RUSSIAN IS

Asks Soviet For Change Of Attitude  Warns Peace Will ‘Crumble, Crash’

British Statement Attacks Russia, Ridicules Charges Against America

Russia Lashed For Attempt fo ‘Force Own Will   British Minister Asks Moscow to Drop Its ‘Inflexible Attitude’

RUSSIA TOLD ACTS ENDANGER WORLD PEACE   Britain Warns Soviets Presen Policies Can Lead Only to War.

Britain Warns Continuation of Soviet Tactics Will Cause End. Ot World Peace. United Nations

Calls Vishinsky’s Charges False And Warns Split Must Be Healed Soon

British in Blunt Warning to Russia   Basic Policy Speech Before United Nations Assembly by McNeil

BRITAIN WARNS OF PEACE FALL IN RED ACTION   McNeil Asks Russia to Drop Its Unyielding Attitude on Problems

Briton. Raps Soviet Stand In Warnin  Before U. N.   Assembly Delegate Appeals To Moscow -To Change Attitude

Britain Attacks Russia for Trying to Force Its Will Upon the World

McNeil States Basic British  Policy in U. N.        Fears Consequences It Unstable, World. Peace Crumbles and Crashes”

GIVES VIEW OF BRITISH   McNeil At U. N. Meeting Calls Vishinsky Speech  “A&A Comedy Piece”

nstable Peace Of World Will Crumble, Crash  McNeil Vigorous ly   McNeil Vigorously Attacks the Soviet

Britain Warns Russia In U.N. Policy Speech   '  MeNeil Ridicules Soviet WarMongering Charge; Asks Moscow To Drop Unyield ing Attitude.

Mec Neil Delivers ‘Strong  - Attack Upon Soviets and Asks Inflexibility Be Dropped     Refers to Charges     Reply to Vishinsky*s Speech Against U.S. Is  Given . .

Britain Warns Russians War May Result From Moscow Iron Will Policy

Hideous Time Predicted if Reds Continue   Soviets Charged With Imposing - Own'Will on World

Briton Sees Red Danger to Peace   McNeil Says “Hideous Consequences’ to Follow if Russia Continues Course

Briton Blames  woud Crisis      McNeil Appeals to Russia “To Drop Unvielding Attitude

Briton Calls Soviet Attack Comedy Piece   McNeil Declares « World Peace May "Crumble and Crash"

“W armongering” Talk Ridiculed   British Minister of State Vigorously Attacks Russia in Basic Policy Statement.

Red Tactics Are Scored Before UN   Minister Of State Sees “Unstable Peace Crumbling”

War-Mongering Charge Against U. S. Ridiculed By Delegate   McNeil Calls Vishinsky Attack ‘A Comedy  Piece’

McNeil States Basic British Policy in U.N.   Fears Consequences If Unstable World Peace Crumbles and Crashes

BRITAIN WARNS U.N.  GRAVE DANGERS SEEN  IN SOVIET POLICIES U.S. “WAR-MONGERING”  CHARGE OF RUSSIAN IS RIDICULED MY MC NEIL

Calls Nonsense Claim That U.S. Is War-Monger   London Aide Asserts Red Course To Provoke ‘Hideous Consequences’

Britain Hits Reds For Attacking U.S Vishinsky’s Claim  Of “War-Mongering’ Called ‘Comedy Piece’

U.K. Warns Red Rigidity Perils Peace  McNeil Hits' Atom Obstruction, U. N.  > Pa

BRITAIN WARNS REDS PEACE IN GRAVE DANGER   Must Stop Endeavoring To Force Own Will Upon World

GRIM RESPONSE TO RED ATTACK SOUNDED IN UN   British. Delegate Says Unstable Peace Of World Will Crumble And Crash If Soviet Persists In Its  Policy Of Force.

Unyielding Russ ‘May Cause War, .- British Warn UN   McNeil Defends Aid Plan of -Marshall; Hits Red Vetos

Britain Has Dark ‘View Of Future if Soviet Continues ‘Strong Arm’

BRITISH LEADER LASHES SOVIET   Hector McNeil Flays Russian Attack On United States In UN Assembly

Warns Russia She  Yay Wreck Peace   Must Trying to Hust a? st ing to Force Will on World   ANSWERING VISHINSK’   Describes as Preposterous Charges of “War Mon-

Warns of World Crash if Soviets Continue Tactics   Britain’s Minister Of State Appeals To Russians to Drop Unvielding Stoned

Russia: Warn              British, Minister: Blas ‘viet At UN’ Seasic Hits Moscow: Char; ‘Againat U; S

BRITISH WARN SUVIET ‘PEACE MAY CRUMBLE’   UNO Delegate Backs U.S. In Scoring Reds For ‘Un-.  vielding’ Attitude

Russian Attitude May Destroy Peace, Briton Warns UN   Defends U.S. Against ‘Warmongering’ Charge

Britain Warned. That World Would Crumble and Crash If She Did, McNeil Said.   BEFORE U. N. ASSEMBLY   His Talk Was a Basie Policy Statement for the United KingJoni; Attacked Russiz.

ENGLAND GIVES BLUNT WARNING IN POLICY TALK   Minister Attacks Russia’s Forcing Will on All World

McNeil Raps Vishinsky's Attack on U.S.   Sey Reson  AStiieds Wil

BRITAIN WARNS OF RED THREAT TO WORLD PEACE   RIDICULES SOVIET CHARGES THAT U. S. IS WARMONGERING

U.N. DELEGATE SAYS SOVIETS MUST CHANGE   McNeil Fears Peace May Crumble And Crash   WAR-MONGERING   Talk Called Comedy Piece; Reds Are Accused Of Obstruction Tactics

BRITAIN WARNS SOVIET AGAINST FORCING WILL   McNeil Unleashes Vigorou: Attack Against Russia In U. N. Policy Speech

Charges Russ Attempting to Run World   “Hideous Consequences” To Follow, U.N. Told Unless Attitude Changes

BRITISH WARN REDS THEY MAY CRUSH PEACE   Urges Moscow Officials tc Drop Unyielding Stand Toward Problems

Br iton  Warns Russia On  UN Policy    McNeill Appeals To Soviet. Union To Drop “TInflexible Attitude”

Britain Brands Russian Moves Peace Threats   United Kingdom Policy Outlined Before Assembly

 Britain Warns Russia Peace To Crumble If She Insists on 'Forcina Will on Whole World

Russia Assailed By Britain For Attack: On US..   Minister Of State Issues Warning In U.N. Assembly.

Britain Warns Russia   Says Peace of World Imperilled by Refusal To Cooperate; Scoffs af ‘Warmongerine’ Charge

MeNeil Directs British Attack   Vishinsky’s Charge At U.S. Is Called  ‘Comedy Piece’

Persisting In Forcing Will On World Leading To Crumbling Of Peace

Sees Soviet ‘Destroyi ing World Peace   British Minister Of State Terms Vishinsky Speech ‘Comedy Piece’

WARING POLICY WILL GRUMBLE PEACE EFFORT   McNeil Pats Veshinsky as He Takes Forum to Refute Red Charaes.

Briton Raps Russia For Periling Peace   Soviels Get Appeal to Drop Unvielding Attitude in UN

Britain Warns Soviet Against Blocking U.N.   Russia Trying to Force Will Upon World, McNeil Says

\'nstable Peace Of World Will Crumble, Crash  _ McNeil Vigorously Attacks the Soviet

Brifain Warns Russian Force. Endangers Peace   UN Policy Speech Warns Reds Of  ‘Conseauences’

BRITON ATTACKS SOVIET POLICY; RAPS VISHINSKY   Russians Threatening Unstable Peace of the World, England’s Minister Avers

UN Gets Warning That World Peace May Crash   British Minister Declares Russia Following Unyielding Attitude on Problems of Present Day, Denies U. S. ““Warmongering”’

Britain Warns Russ Stand s Peril fo U.N., World Peac   McNeil, Minister of State, Blasts at Vishinsky Charges, Supports Marshall

‘Unstable Peace’ of World Due for Crash if Russians Follow Aims. Britain Savs

BILL 10 SPIKE CLOSED SHOPS WINS 1ST FIGHT   Proponents Block Move in Senate to Delay Action Indefinitely .

STABBING SUSPECT MAINTAINS SILENCE   Former Marine, Held for Sunday Attack Upon Priest, Won't Talk

Reelect DeNicole Italy's President  Crisis srotted For  aeGnecnar Al nse.   Crisis Averted For DeGasperi’s NonCommunist Regime

DE NICOLA RENAMED AS ITALIAN PRES.   —Choice- Prevents New Crisis in  Republic:

RUSSIA ASSAILED BY DELEGATES AS PROBLEM 18 REFERRED TO UN COM "=" MISSION

U5. 10 FIGHT FOR BARUCH ATOM PLAN   Council Sends Problem Back to Atomic Energy Commission

Bid To Quash Proceedings Pushed Aside   Hearing Reerssed Unul Afternoon; Johnston To Talk

Charge Made As Cops Oust Movie Writer   Communist Card — of Defiant Witness Shown at Inauiry

WOULDN'T SAY HE WAS OF WAS NOT A GOMMY   John Howard Lawson Brand: ed an Active Communist, Taken from Stand.

REFUSES TO SAY WHETHER OR NOT HE'S COMMUNIST   Documentary Evidence Produced to Show He Is a Red

Writer Facing  Contempt Charge  Refuses to Say If He’s Red: Johnston Asks Retraction.

Filmland Probe Cites Writer for Contempt   Lawson Refuses  Answer on Being Red

Red-Hunters Cite Writer For Contempt In Refusal To Avow, Deny Leanings

LAWSON CITED FOR CONTEMPT BY REP. THOMAS   Shouting Film Writer Removed By Capitol Police

EGYPT ASKSFOR UN OUSTER OF BRITISH TROOPS   Appeals to Security Council to Free Her From “Iraperial Power’

Appeal to UN to Get British Quit of Faynt   Egyptians Maintain Presence of Forces Is . Potential Peril fa Pecce

Oust British Troops, Egypt Asks Council   Hold British Forces Peril To Peace of Middle East

Egypt Urges Full Freedom From British    Demands Withdrawal of British Troops from Egyptian Soil

Egyptian Premier Asks Removal Of British Army  Official States Natior Wants Freedom; Appeals to UN Counci

FREEDOM FROM BRITONS ASKED   Egypt Asks. United Netions Council That Troops Be Moved  1936 TREATY “SPURNED

GOP ATTACKS TRUMAN'S TALK IN KANSAS CITY   Republicans Accuse President of Trying to Build Political Fences

GOP IRKED BY TRUMAN SPEECH   ACCUSE PRESIDENT OF ‘BUILDING FENCES! AT 35TH DIV, REUNION

TRUMAN FLAYED BY GOP RIVALS FOR K, C. TALK   Cry of Building Political Fences Goes Up After President Reaches Capitol

President Gets Blast of G. O, P.   Senator Challenges Reclamation Views Expressed in Talk

G.0.P. Accuses Truman of “Political Fence Building” in Speech at KC.

Truman Accused Of Building Political Fences    President Criticized GOP-Controlled Congress In Address At- Kansas City

Truman Speech Called Strictly. Political- Move By Republican Leaders

GOP Says Truman Trying To Build Political Fences  Budget Slashes Rapped In Talk

Truman Raps Fund Cutting Of Congress   GOP Accuse President Of Trying to Build Political Fences

Charges Truman Plays Politics  Republicans Attack Kansas City Speech

Trio Hurt In Collision In Snow Storm   DUC Student's Car And Brockway Motorist Lose $850 In Crash Near Rockton.

Louisiana Foundation . Recreation: Schedule  Devoe Sage a ehaa Spices bah:

GEORGE II ONE OF LAST MONARCHS WN BALKAN ZON   Late King No. Greek by Blood: Visited UL 5, Last in 1947:

George HI Was Son Of King Constantine; His Mother Was Sister Of The Late Kaiser

Farmer Admits Slaying Wife   Will Reenact 1941 Midnight Murder; Son Exposed Him.

Rancher Tells Of Slaying Wife   Son Aids In Disposal Of Victim's Body

POLITICAL VIEW ‘OWN’ BUSINESS  AWSON SAYS   Chairman Thomas Starts Contempt Action Against Tight-Lipped Witness

Charged With Leading of Hollywood Reds, Lawson Refuses to Say Whether He Is a Communist.

Probe Group Defied Upon ‘Red’ Query   Ousted From Stand After Refusals To Answer On Charces

Jobn H. Lawson Defies Committee, Refusing To Say Whether or Not  He Is Communist

Probers Charge Film Writer With Contempt  Witness Defiantly Refuses To Tell Communist Ties

REFUSES 10 TELL COMMITTEE IF HE (SA COMMIINIST   Tempers Soar as Thamas Ejects Witness from Stand.   JOHNSON TESTIFIES   Says Producers Vetoed Red Ban, Fearing Legal Troubles.

Lawson Defies House Group in Roaring, Turbulent Session   Investigators Told It's None of Their Business if He Is Communist; Thomas Says Committee Asked to “Lay Off Inquiry

Stormy Session As Writer Defies Communist Probe   J.H. Lawson Facing Con tempt Action; Ahead With Expose

Witness Says His Political Views Secret   Fireworks Flare and Tem_pers Boil As Probe Resumec

Purported Red Leader of Unilvwood Faces Citation   Writer Refuses To Reply If He Is Communist; Mov: 7. Head Johnston Gives Testimony

RED INQUIRY IS MARKED BY SHARP CLASH   Lawson Asserts Views — Are of No Concern  To Probe Group

Crack Down With  Contempt Action  In Fiery Session Probe Head Charges  Certain Persons Ask Ouiz Be Crushed

DEFIANT SCREEN WRITER CHARGED - WITH CONTEMP'   House Group Cracks Down on J. H. Lawson After He Refuses to Tell Whether He Is 2 Communist.   GAVEL BEATS TATOO ‘IN STORMY SESSION   Fireworks Flare Again Whet Chairman Says Committee Was Asked to “Lay Off’ bovescigation,

Movie Writer Thunders ‘None Of Your Business’ At Communist Hearings   Eric Johnston, Motion Picture President, Approves Anti-Red Action But Declares The Industry  ON ie 2S Son So eee) ee ee Se OP   Comedian Thinks Westerns Only Communistic Scripts

Fireworks Explode In Heated. Hearing ~  Movie Writer Cited  In Contempt Action.

Grandmother’s Faith Joins Skilled Hand of Surgeon in Battle for Life of Infant

i OWEVER  DITION IS CRITICAL   harge of Assault ith Intent to Kill {gainst Husband

ONDIT ET CRITICAL HOWEVER   (Charge of Assault With Intent to Kill Against Husband

Government Starts Move To Probe Prices   Eighteen Subpoenas Are Served On Officials Of Big Four And Other Packino Houses

GOVT. SEEKS 16 LEARN CAUSE OF HIGH PRICES   Subpoenas Served on Officials of “Big . Four” and Others

Packers Callec To Grand Jury Price Inquiry   Grocery, Housing And Clothing Costs Also On Probers’ Agenda

Greek-Turk Aid Mission Leaves U.S.   Military Vanguard To Lay Groundwork For Defense Outlay

RED BAN RUBS U.S, SOLONS RAW   Lawmaker : Would *Reciprocate’ By Ousting Sovicts

SOVIET BANS VISIT PLANNED BY LAWMAKERS   Moscow’s “No” Rubs Raw New Point Of  Tevitatinn   VISAS REFUSED   House Sub-committee Had Planned Trip Tn Gentembher

Russia Says No To Visit By  Lawmakers   Moscow Refuses Visas Tc American Delegation Te Study Russian Educatior And Labor

Congressmen 's Plans to Visit Russia Thwarted   Moscow Points To ‘Lack of Hotel Accommodations’

Russian Visas Are Refused to Three U.S. Congressmen  Kersten Demands We  Kick Excess Reds Out of IISA

Moscow Says ‘No’ fe Visit of U. $. Congressmen, Stirring Resentment

aw enti aa ree ———= 1 aROoRr TL FADER HDIFS   Marshall Urged to Kick ‘Ey cess Russians’ Out

Moscow's ‘No’ To Visit By U.S. Lawmakers Stirs Anger   \Congressman Wants Russians Expelled From U. S. Until Number ‘Same As Few Americans Permitted In Russia; Trip Plan Junked

Russia Bars Entrance Of US Visitors   Repercussions  Follow Refusal

Russian Attitude On Visit Irks US   Protest Is Filed With Diplomat Over Coolness

Soviet Snub Irks Solons   Refusal to Allow Congressmen’s Visit Brings Request to Oust Reds F'rom U.S

* Moscow's ‘No’ Starts Violent Reaction .. .  ‘lKercion Demands Fxcess Russians in U. §. Be Exnelled

3U. S. Solons Denied Visas Fer Tour Of Russia.  Rep. Kersten Asks Expulsion Of Many Sovicts From U. S.

Moscow Balks Congressmen $ Visit To Russia   Denial Of Visas New  Cause Of Resentment

Refuses Visas To- Lawmakers  Reprisals Are Asked By Irate Congressmer

Con gr essmen Deitel Ent ry  Into Russia   Soviets’ Refusal To Permit Visit Raises Ire In U. S. Circles

Moscow's “No” To Visit of U.S.  Lawmakers Riles Washington   Rep. Kersten (R-Wis), Sends Out 2 Hot Notes

US. Solon Asks Removal of Excess ‘Russian Nationals Now Living in United States; New Row With Reds

Russia Says’ ‘No’ To Visit By Lawmakers   Moscow Refused Visas; Tells Lack of Hotel Ac enmmadatinne

SOLONS BARRED FROM RUSSIA   Washington Fur Flies as $oviets Refuse To Let Party Tour U.S.S.R.

Moscow’ s Banning of Tour By Congressmen Prompts Demand to Expel Russians

Russian Visit Ban lres Solons   Congressman Asks Expulsion of Many Russians From U. S.

‘Congressman’s Ire Aroused ‘By Soviet Refusal for Visa  ‘Proposes Russians Be Expelled

RED ‘NO’ TO VISIT IRES LEGISLATOR   Expelling Of Excess Soviets Demanded Of Marshall

Soviet Refusal To Permit Visit Of U.S. Lawmakers Irks Congress   Proposal That Hundreds Of Russians Be Expelled From U.S. And Curt Letter To Soviet Envoy ~ Follows Moscow’s Refusal Of Solons’ Entry.

Congressmen; Refused Permit to Visit Russia, Would Have U.S. Expel Russian Visitors

Latest Soviet ‘No’ Brings Rise in Temperatures, Especially Kerstens

3 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE   Blaze Destroyed Mountain Cabin in Colorado Wednesda}

Waters Rising in Pearl, Leaf. Chickasawhay. Yazoo and Pascagoula Aggravated By Heavy Weekend Rains

Committees:Report ‘At Morning Meet of Chamber Commerce   County Judge, Agent Meet With Group

STATE BUDGET ACTION HALTED BY GOV, SIGLER   Needs Solution Views by Cities and Schools on $83,000,000 Defici

SIGLER.ASKS  LEGISLATURE TO GOSLOW   Budget ‘Action  Delayed, New Group Is Heard

Miners Approve Lewis Decision   Workers Back UMW Chief On Leaving AFL

Miners Are Back Of Union Leader   Men In Western Pennsyl. vania Field Loyal To John L. Lewis.

Lewis Is Smartest Man ir World, Miner Says; Very Little Dissent to His Action Is Heard.

MINERS SOLID BEHIND LEWIS WITHDRAWAL   Few Dissenters Heard To Chief’s Action

Storm Heads Directly for City of Miami   Communication Lines Reported Going Out; Highways Submerged

Miami Braces For Impact Of New Blow   Freakish Hurricane Sweeps on City With Torrential Rair

‘Shaw Praises Tour Of Henry Wallace   British Sage Would Like To See Wallace  Become President Of United States In ’48

‘Right Out of Headquarters— Red Organizations Listed   ‘Communist Front Organizations ‘Revealed 

U. S. Reds List ll Affiliates   One Communist Group Profits Heavily _ From Wallace

State Remap Bill Sent fo Passage Stage   Opponents Drop Efforts to Delay, Concede Defeat

10 INDIANS DIE IN NEVADA FIRE   Drunken Tribesman Kicks  Over Stove at Party

Severe Snow Storm Fatal To 7 In East   Blanket As Deep As 40 Inches In Sections Of Maryland, New York

East Tied By Storm   Seveni Persons Dead And Towns Isolated As Snow Piles Up

ROUGH WEATHER ENGULFS EAST   March Winds Sweep Through Wide Sector Today—Transportation Woes Increase

Snow Troubles  General In East   All Forms Of 1 Transportation _Impeded, Communi. ties Are Isolated.

Snow Hinders All Traffic in North and East   More Than 40 Inches Of Snow Sovers Ground; Passenger Train Was Stalled in Huge Drift

DRIFTS HAMPER TRAVEL IN EAS!   At Least 13 Deaths Linked To Heavy Snowfall

4 NATION BATTLES SNOW . 20-Foot Drifis Impede Traffic; Dig Out Train

House-High Drifts Reported   Many Sections of Eastern Part of U. S.  Hit by Storm

GIRL NARROWLY ESCAPES BEING RETAKEN AS SLAVE   22nd Birthday of Irma Mohaupt “Most Terrible and Wonderful”’   Postman Brings Letter From U. S. Consul At The Last Minute

State Prison Board Member Quits Today   Waco Man Had Voted Against Resignation of Manager

‘Congress Likely to Vote for ‘Extension of Rent Controls  Before Law Expires Feb. 29

4 Senators, Usually on Opposite Sides. See Rent Control Extension

New Jet Bomber Ready For  Speed Tects   4 Senators Agree On Rent Control   See Extension Of Regulation Beyond Feb. 29

Special Session Urged fo Tackle Costs of Living  Inflatinn Thrant   Inflation Threat To Economy Held Danger By Senator

Solons Predict Extension of Rent Control   Sen. Myer Urges Special Session on High Prices

Rent Control Extension Seen By Four Senators   Prediction Made By Lawmakers Who Often Differ On Legislative Matters

Four Solons Agree Rent Control Extension Is Due  Senators Who Differec On Plan Before Now Are Unanimous

Four Solons Agree Congress Likely to Extend Rent Curbs  Beyond Expiration Next February

Rent Control  Extension Four Senators See   Four Senators See Congress Approving Plan Next Year

EXTENDED CURB. - ON RENTS SEE   Continuation Beyond Feb. 2¢ Expected By Senators

Extension Seen For Rent Contro   Four Senators Say Action Is Likely

Senators See Rent Controt   Legislators Agree Congress Likely To Extend Restraint

Honsing Shortage Blamed For“Famine” With No, : “Indication It Will Be _ Solved Soon.

Extension Of Rent Control Most Likely   Senators, Who Ordinari ly Differ, Agree On Probability Of Vote.

Solons Agree Measure Will Be Necessary   Special Session In November Is Urged Rv Pennsvivanion

Four Senators Say Congress — Likely To Holc Reins On Rent   Special Session Call To Study Price Rise Advocated By Myers

Rent Controls May Continue   Senators See Grip Held After Feb. 29

Legislature May Extend Controls  Senators Predict Control of Rents

Rent. Control Due To Stay, Is Prediction   Four Senators Forecas! Congress Will Extenc Rent Controls Beyond Next Feb. 29

A CONTINUED RENT REIN IS EXPECTED   Four Senators, in Separate Interviews, Say They Believe Controls Will Be Extended Beyond Februarv 29.

RENT CONTROL MAY CONTINUE PAST FEB, 25   Four Senators, Often Divided On Issues, See Extension Of Restrictions

Advice to the World:  ‘Practice the Golden Rule’ — Mother of "47

Power Plant Blows Up at Boonville, Ind.   Darkness Delays. Search for Bodies In Blast Debris

Strike Ban Bill For Public Employes and Death Blow To Jobless Pay Comes Up

STEEL INCREASE ‘HELD DIFFICULT   Firm Head Asserts. Results Would Be Shown Slowly

‘Warmer Tuesday’ Is Forecast  Welenma Nawe Camec After Weck-End of Hich Winds. Rains

FLOOD AND WIND DAMAGE IN IOWA   Airplanes Are Hit by Near Gales in State

VEIGIYAL COPY MISS     Waslineton, Dec, 29-—-(AP)— President Truman toda;

Rail Merger fo Be Friday      Pere Marquette and Chesapeake & Ohio to Join at Richmond, Va.

$4,039 NEARLY KICKED AWAY   lowa City Dentist Boots Purse Down Alley

PROBERS STUDY PACKERS’ BOOKS   Grand Jury _ Investigates Alleged Price Collusion On Meats

Use of Soldiers For Moving Food Key fo Protest   Estimated 55,000 Are Idle; Dispute Still Spreading in Britain

HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EM.  PLOYES THREATEN TO JOIN IN THE TRANSPORT  ". WALKOUT :

G0,000 THREATEN TO JOIN STRIKE INLONDON   Demand Withdrawal of Troops; Still Hopes for Peace - .

PRICE RISE IS FORECASTED BY GOVERNMENT   Food, Clothing Prices May  “Level Off"

NEW INCREASE IN GENERAL PRICE ~ LEVEL FORECAS   Government Says Fosd and * Clothing Values MayLevel Off Sliahily

COMMODITIES TO CONTINUE RISE   Clothing Prices Wil Level Of — Stight Drop in Food Prices Forecast.

PRICES TO G0 STILL HIGHER.   GOVERNMENT MAKES LIVING COSTS PREDICTION

36 Are Injured In Five Million Dollar Pier Fire   Grace Lines’ 1000-Foot N.Y. Structure Razes, Other Wharves In Peril

“Super-administration” Revealed as [Boss of Balkan Communist Activity

Moscow Trained Agents Direct Raids in Balkans   Communist Hero Of Fire Trial Heads Super State

> Confidential Reports Assert Reds Have Super-Administration Unit For Balkan Questions

IRed ‘Super-Administration’ Makes Balkan Territorial, Military, Political Decisions

.Execute Agreements Reached at Meetings In 1945-46, Allied Reports Indicate

BALKAN POLICIES RED-DOMINATED   Allied Probe. Shows Moscow. Trained Men, Women Di-    recting. Border Plans

CHINESE RETAKE GARRISON TOWN   Sinkiang Province Battle Continues with Soviets

CHINESE SAYS MONGOL TROOPS “DRIVEN FROM-GARRISON TOWN   ‘BATTLE REPORTED STILL IN PROGRESS BETWEEN CHI. NESE TROOPS AND INVADERS

Atomic Age Perils Grow More Acute   Presidenital Commissior Points Out Great Danger Of Neglect ing De fenses.

Red Cross Funds  Swell:As County Drive. Is Continued    “Incomplete Report For LeMars. Shows $2645.10 Collected

Red Cross Funds  Swell As County —  Drive Is Continued “Incomplete Report  For LeMars Shows  C9 CAR AN OWN?

105 Witnesses Line Up Agains Overell Girl   Two Surgeons Say Elderl; Couple Slain Before Yacht Blast

New Threat Voiced in Overell Case   Mysterious Caller Hints Attack on Police Chief's Life

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Dispute Over “Descent fram Croce” Settled

Tavern Keepers (rdered to Pay  Midnight, Aug. 12 Is Deadline—Roach

Probe Started Into Explosion -OfBig Tanker   Flames and Fumes Keep Rescue Workers From  Wreckaae

Investigation Set  As Ship Blows Up   Rescue Party Sights Bodies In Burning Hulk of Tanker

il PROBE ~ S UNDERWAY   CORONER SUSPECTS MURDER IN DEATH OF MAN FOUND UNDER RAILROAD: .  ‘FRESTLE . .

Had Delayed Action ‘Ow Plane Contract, Bur-Waa Ordered to Sign By" War Secretary :            Hughes Prepared-- : To Testify Today        Will, Reply to Statement His Firm Owes. Nearly-~ $6,000,000 In Tax. x For War Years “¥

 F.D.R., Jones Backed Hughes ‘On Plane Deal   War-Time Air Material Chief Witness at Senate Hearines

Millionaire Planemaker Arrives in Washington; Waits Chance to Testify

F.D.R. Said ‘In’ Hughes Plane Deal  Former General ~ Probe Witness

Testimony Given By Retired Maj. Gen. Meyers, Wartime Head Of Air Material Command, Before Senate Group   HUGHES FLIES TO  CAPITAL TO TESTIFY

‘FDR, Other “Powerful Friends” Were Interested ‘in Hughes Contract, Former General Testifies

PLANNED TO AWARD HUGHES A BIG WAR PLANE CONTRACT?   This Statement Made by Bennett Meyers Before Commitlee Today.   “FULL OF DYNAMITE”   Said Late President Roosevelt and Jesse Jones Were Interested.

List Roosevelt As Powerful Hughes Friend   General Meyers Testifies a Committee Heafing on .  Plane Contracts

NAME FIGURED . IN TRANSCRIPT OF 1943 TALKS   Meyers Testifies Lovett Had Said Contract Might Be “Embarrassina.””

Meyers Says Roosevelt and Other ‘Powerful Friends’ Were Interested in Contracts for Hughes in *43.  SAYS PLANE CONTRACT  PS ———

FDR AND JONES ARE MENTIONED BEFORE PROBE   Pressure Put on High War Department Officials To Award Contracts

Ex-General Lists FDR And Jones   Top Officials Showed Strong Interest In Hughes, Committee Hearing Told

Meyers Tells of Flier’s Influence  HUGHES AWAITING  RETURN TO STAND

STATES F. D. R. AIDED HUGHES   Jesse Jones And Other ‘Powerful Friends’ Also Interested

Top Officials Ordered Deal With Hughes   Committee Hears Plane Order Came From Patterson

FDR Named In Contract  GivenHughes   Former Air Corps General Says President, Other High Officials Were Interested

Hollywood Plane Maker in Capital Ready to Testify   \Asks a Chance to “Have His Say” As Witness  Before Senators

Testifies FDR » Backed Hughes Plane Contract   Former General Savs He Believed Award of Project “Had an Odor’ ’

General Foresaw “Avtul Smell’ Hughes Contract   Retired Officer ~ Says He Thought It ‘Full of Dynamite’

Retired Army Officer Tells Of Plane Maker’s Contacts In U.S: Capital

HUGHES BACKED BY FDR, JONES   Gen. Meyérs Testifies at Capital Hearing

Ex-General Says Hughes Contract Pushed by FDR   Retired AAF Officer Testifies Jesse Jones Also Was Interested

HUGHES AIDED RY ROOSEVELT, WITNESS. AVERS   General Alleges ‘Powerfu Friends’ Helped To Get Aircraft Contracts

ARMY OFFICER REPEATS STORY  OF CONTRACT   Names F. D. R. As ‘Friend’

WITNESS REPORTS FD.R., JESSE JONES FRIENDS OF HUGHES   Dealings of Roosevelt and Arnold Described at Hearing Concerning U. S. Planemaker.  ORDER FOR SHIPS CETS DISCUSSION

‘Powerful’ Friends Aided   Retired General Scys FER, Jones, Others Concerned With Contract Being Signec

Former General Testifies Before Committee Today   Reads Report Of Phone Talk As Evidence

“Powerful Friends” 7 Urged Hughes Pact, General Tells Quiz      F. D. R.; sse Jones Were in Group: Interested i in ‘His: Céntract

Names of Roosevelt, Patterson, , Jones Injected at Hearing by Two Former Air Force Generals

Former Officer Of Air Force  Identities Talk  Implicates Others at  Howard Hughes Trial

Friends Backed Huahes   Jesse Jones, FDR Mentioned As Air Officer Testifies

TESTIFIES FDR, JONES, OTHERS BACKED HUGHES   Retired Mejor General Is ' Heard on Contract Let In War Years 

F.D.R. Linked Jo Hughes Dea  Contract ‘Had Odor,’ Full of Dynamite, Retired General Says

Top Officials Involved in Hughes Case   Roosevelt and Jesse Jones Are Mentioned

ROOSEVELT 1S. NAMED FRIEND OF HUGHES      Claim, Jesse Jones Also Interested In Plane Contracts   Senate War .Probers Continue Hearings Maday

Felt a Propesed Coatract a Risk   A Retired Major General Says F.D.R. Proposed Deal With Hughes   WAS ORDERED TO SIGN   Procurement Officer Also Delayed Plane Order  He Dfin’t Like

FDR's ‘Leaning fo Hughes Told   Gao  He, Jones, Listed as ‘Powerful Friends’

Regarded Hughes Plane Contract as “Dynamite”   Ratired General Tells Investigation Group Story of 19493 Decl

FDR Linked With Hughes In War Contract   Jesse Jones Also Implicated in F-11 Plane Deal

Late President And Contracts Linked at Quiz   Kx-General Avers Airplane Orders ‘Had an Odor’— Feared Later Airine

Inferest Taken In ‘Securing’ Plane Contracts  Former Air Force General Testifies During House Probe

Tells Of Odor, Pressure In Hughes Contract   Reveal That Jones, FDR Intervened  In Behalf Of Howard Huahe<

Friends of Preity Slayer So Certain Of Verdict They Talk of Moviemaking

KILLED IN N.Y, CRASH   Bainbridge and LaGuardia Account for 93 of 177 Air Fatalities in 24 Hours.

Open Probe Of Air Crash In Which 53 Met Death   RY TDNONALD I GONZALES

None Survive Dive of DC-4   CAB Investigators See Craft's Plunge

FRENCH BATTLE  FOR U.S. SUGAR   Reds Try to Stop Trucks En Route to Germany

U.S. Army Sugar Passes Red Mobs After Brief Row   300 Communists Cleared  By French Police for 142 Loaded Trucks

Russia Losing Fight to Keep Greek Aid Ou   Unsuecessfutly Secks To Clamp UN Coniro! On American Program

Soviet Request For Greek Aid Limit Spurned   U.N. Council Nations Deaf to Gromyko’s Attack on U.S.

Russians Losing UN Aid Strugele   9 Nations to Quash Red Move to Halt Greek Help

Solons to Talk With Marshall   Party Leaders Are Invited To White House Meeting

FOREIGN POLICY TALK TO BE HELD AT WHITE HOUSE   Truman Invites Congressional Leaders to Conference With Marshall Sunday Night.   ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA WILL BE DISCUSSED   day Night to Give Nation Report on Big Four  Meeting.  Secretary to Go On Air Mon

Secretary To Confer With HST, Solons  Marshall Plans Talk On Moscow Session

FOREIGN POLICY PARLEY CALLED   Truman Invites Leaders Of Congress to Meet With . Marshall Tomorrow Night

ec. Marshall eets Sunday ith Leaders f Congress.  Scheduled To Make Report to Nation On Moscow Parley

MARSHALL T0 SUBMIT REPORT   Congressional Leaders Will Meet At White House Sunday

Heads Of Both Parties Called To White House Conference Congressional Leaders To Hear Marshall Report On Big 4 Meet

Foreign Policy Review  Is Scheduled  - Report on Soviet  Relations  Due From Official

Truman Calls Congressmen To Conference   Foreign Policy Review 1 Scheduled At White  House Sundav i

CANADIANS TURN OUT AT BORDER TO GREET CHIEF   Trumon, Wife and Margaret Appear on Train Platform; Notables There

Truman’s Special Train Crosses Canadian Border  Notables Extending Welcome to U. S. President, Family

Truman On Way To Canada For Goodwill Visit   Addresses Parliament  At Ottawa Wednesday

Truman Off To Canada For 3-Day Visit   Chief Executive in Role of Friendly Neighbor; To Address Canadian  Parliament Tomorrow.

Truman Crosses Into Canada on Good Will Tour   Plans to Address Parliament on Joint Cooperation

VISIT.TO SET N EXAMPLE OF HARMON   President will Deliver: at Address Wednesday “40 Parliament.

PRESIDENT TRUMAN STARTS HIS GOOD. WILL MISSION   Special Train Enroute: to Ottawa Crosses the North: ern Border.   GET OFFICIAL WELCOME   Were Greeted by Goveriior General and Lady Alexander.

Truman Off On His Trip To Canada   11-Car Train Carries Presidential Party; Tax Cut And Labor Bills Await Return

President Begins  3-day Good Will  Visit to Canada Officially Greated

Truman Takes  Goodwill Tour   Visits Canada Fer Firat Time; Will Address Cana.  dian Parliament.

Canada Greets Truman When Crosses Line   Dominion Officials On Hand to Welcome Chief Executive  OF United States

U. S. President Greeted By High Officials Today   ‘SPECIAL TRAIN CROSSED CANADIAN BORDER AT NOON

TRUMAN ROLLS NORTH ON BRIEF VISIT IN CANADA   Talk Scheduled Wednesday In Parliament As Feature Of Neighborly Jaunt

Truman Crosses Into Canada On Goodwill Trip  Official Welcome   Official Welcome At Border For Special Train

ELCOME TRUMAN PARTY TO CANADA   Officials of Neighboring Country Meet Train at Rouses Point  GOOD WILL MISSION

President Is On Way To Visit Canada  Chief Executive Will Address  Parliament

President Welcomed Into Dominion By Official Party Which Accompanies Special Train From Border To Ottawa—Three-Day Visit Will Be Highlighted By Address Before Canadian Parliament Tomorrow— Mrs. Truman And Daughter Accompany Executive

Officials Meet Truman as He Crosses Border   Wife, Daughter With President.

Arrives On : Three-Day Good Will Mission   To Address Canadian Parliament Tomorrow; Accompanied On Trip By Wife And Daughter

Truman Crosses Canadian Border   Dominion Oificials Greet President on Good Will Trip

President in Canada for  3-Day Visit   Speech Before Parliament Set for Tamorrow

Takes Mrs. Truman And Daughter On Three-Day Visit   Truman To Address Canadian Parliament Wednesday At Ottawa

SPECIAL TRAIN TAKES PARTY TO OTTAWA   Plans Talk To Parliament Wednesday Morning   IMPORTANT BILLS   Left Behind In Washingtong President Also Hopes To Get To So. America

High Officials Welcome Him At The Border   Will Address Parliament Wednesday

President on Way to Ottawa  Chief Executive in Role of Friendly Neighbor to Canada

ADDRESS SET FOR TOMORROW   Dominion Officials Greet President; Parliament To Hear Speech.

Canada Greets ‘Truman  At Line   President Crosses Border On Tour For Good Will

Truman Given Warm Welcome By Canadians   Chief Executive Crosses Into Canada Today On Good Will Mission

Canadians Greet Trumans With Royal Splendor  Parylamoent Heare President   Parliament Hears President  In Good-Will Talk Today -

Truman On Way ToCanada   President to Address Parliament Wednesday; -Good-will Visit Follows Pattern Set in Mexico

President Journeying To Ottawa   to Address Parliament  On Wednesday

Truman Crosses Into Canada   To Address Canadian Parliament Tomorrow Morning

Crosses North Border of U. S. To Visit Canada  St. Laurent Extends. _ Official Welcome

President Leaves For Canada’   And Three- Day Goodwill Visit   Truman To Address Parliament Wednesday ; Decisions On ‘Pax Cut. Union Curbs Delayed

Defers Decision On Two Major Bills Until He Returns On Friday From Canada

To Address Parliament Tomorrow   President Takes Wife And Daughter On Canadian Trip

Truman Greeted By Canadians In Good Will Visif   Speoks to Session OF Parliament in Ottawa Wednesday

Wife and Daughter Are ‘Along; to Be Guests of Governor General and Wife

Royal Welcome Given Truman   President Arrives in Canada on Visit; Major Address Set for Today

IS OFFICIALLY WELCOMED AT BORDER TODAY   Wife and Daughter Aecompany Him on Jaurneyv to Ottawa

N. ational Reclamation Group ‘Heartened As Leaders Pledge  Support For Future Program

HolidayDeath Toll Reaches 13 In State   9 From State Die In Seven  N. J. Mishaps

Truman Gets G.O.P. ‘Support i in. ‘Fight Against Higher Rent Lids

Sen. Taft Offers Rent Ceiling Plan  Ohio GOP Chief Backing ow . ak ff" asmtinate

GOP SUPPORTS © TRUMAN’S FIGHT ON RENT BOOSTS   Sen, Taft Proposes Substitute Plan On Ceilings

Truman Gets GOP Support on Rent:  Taft of Ohio Opposes Increase in Rates

Rural Schools Finish May 29   » 143 Eighth Graders Will Get Diplomas; Dr:..G. W. Rosenlof, Speaker.

President of Kansas City Star is Dead   Suffered From Heart Ailment For Some Time

K, C6. STAR HEAD IS DEAD AT 57   Heart Ailment Fatal to Earl McCollum, 57, Executive And Ex-Office Boy

ih ta ‘Korean Hoots Drown Voice.  ‘Of Red General   80,000 Shout ‘Immediate Independence’ In Seoul Demonstration

KOREANS FETE INDEPENDENCE   [Repeatedly Interrupt Speech By Russian

Koreans Shout Slogans While Shiikov Talks   Anniversary Throng Interrupts Russian, Listens To And Cheers American

RUSSIAN GENERAL SHOUTED DOWN BY KOREANS IN SEOU   Crowd Of 80,000 Roars De. mand For Immediate Independence

Congress Group  At Loggerheads On Europe Aid   Committee Debates Amount, Who Gets It May Ship U. S. Gold

House Group Fails to Find Aid Accord   Two Closed Door Sessions Of Special Committee Bring ‘Some Progress’ But No Ameement

NO AGREEMENT ON PROGRAM TO ASSIST EUROPE   2 Main Stumbling Blocks Before Special House Committee

Use Of U.S. Gold In Europe Talked  Agency To Rule Aid Program Proposed

No Decision Reached On Foreign Program   Some Progress Made On Plans To ‘Aid - Europeans

FAIL TO AGREE ON FOREIGN Al   HOUSE GROUP DIVIDED ON PROGRAM TO BE PLACED BEFORE CONGRESS.

$4 OFFER MADE NON- STRIKERS   installation, Plant Workers Weigh Ohio Bell Plan

OHIO BUG. TO LAY OFF 450 WORKERS FEB, 7   Sharp Reduction In Federal Funds Forces Action

Russia Will Lift Press Censorship   Dispatches from Big 4 Meeting to Re Sent from Hotels

WORLD Pata ATT TAVE FREE BlG 4 WIRES   Soviet Keeps Promise made Byrnes to Lift Its Censorshin.

Censorship To Be Liffed For Moscow Meet   Free Reporting For First Time Being Promised

RUSSIA LIFTS CENSORSHIP   Foreign Correspondents, .to.-Be>Al “© lowed “to BUS’ “Oncenssrad Dis. patches During Big Four Foreign Ministers Meeting in Moscow.

Foreign Correspondents to Be Al __ lowed to, File, Uncensored Dispatches ‘During Big Four Foreign Minlsters Meeting in Moscow.

NEIGHBORS ACCUSED BY GREECE   Charged With Trying To Force Nation into Communist Camp

BALKAN OFFICERS HIT BY GREEKS   ‘(nterference’ Is Charged by im Athens Group

Arizona U. Student Crawls for Help And Reveals Fatal Labor Day Crash

LAUSCHE SILENT ON JOB RUMOR   War Department Says Ohioan Offered Post in Europe

LAUSCHE OFFERED ARMY CIVILIAN JOB   May Fly to Germany Monday To investigate Post

LAUSCHE GETS OFFER OF POST IN GERMANY   May Leave Monday To Look Into Job Under Clay

NG PANIC MAY INDICATE RED DISTRESS   Gathering Economic Clouds in Soviet Known to U. S.

SETAILS OF “BUYING PANIC” _ ARE BEING AWAITED By ~ -. STATE DEPART.  ry, .? po

Judge’s Decision Applauded As Police Dog Mutt Is Freed Of “Vicious” Charge

Senators Due To Start Tax Talks Tuesday   President Truman Says Cuts Would be Infla tionary Move -

Drive io Cui Tax Levies Is Scheduled   Senate Finance Commiiiee Hearinas Slated

GOP Proceeds With Tax-Cut Plans. Over New Opposition By President

TRUMAN WARNS: OF TAX SLASH   Republicans $8 t ar t Drive This Week; Busy Schedule Ahead

GOP Defiant Of Truman’s ‘Inflationary’ Stanc Stand  Drive For Cuts In Income Tax To Start In Senate This Week

Income Tax Cut Is to Be Pushed By Republicans   Hearings Are Scheduled to Open Tuesday Morning in Senate

GOP Launches Drive to Slash  Income Taxes   Senate Unit to Begin Hearings in Spite of Presidential Stand

GOP PROCEEDS WITH PLAN TO “REDUCE TAXES   Republicans Say Truman Stand On _ Inflation Can’t Stop Then

RENEW DRIVE TO CUT TAXES   Senate To Open Hearing On Proposed Slash Despite Warning By Truman

Senate Hones  Its Tax Knife   fruman’s Warning Fail. To Halt Renublicans

GOP 10 PUSH GUT IN INCOME TAXES   , Begim Hearing This Weak in Face of Truman’s nilation” Warning —

GOP Moves Ahead On Tax Cut Plans   Republicans Feel Improved Financial Outlook Will Forestall Truman Vote

Hobby Exhibits Range From Wooden Nickels To Toothpick Eiffel Tower

They Even Callect Wooden Nickels  Hobby Hounds Hit On Eseape From Boredom

Govemor Suggests Giving Wholesale Permits to Anyone Legally Qualified; Recommendations For Many State Laws Made During Opening Address To Legislature

Governor Calls lor Wholesale Permit Change   Asks Legislature for Revenue Department, Convention System  Reform, Luxury Tax

CONFUSION  EXISTING AT LANSING   7 ‘Which Way Now?’ Ig Question Facing Solons

TRUMAN BAN ON “REDS” WINS PRAISE   Lawmakers Ready to Back Him in His Move to Oust From Federal Posts Any Workers With Communistic Leanings.

Purge Order  Brings Action   Congress Takes Up Hunt For Reds ‘Like Duck To Water’

Truman’s Order For Purge Of Disloyal U.S. Workers Gains Backing Of Congress

Consress Moves: To Act At Once On Purge Order   Leaders Losing No Time In Laying Foundatien For Action.

Solons Praise Truman Action   Act for New Legal Backing For Purae of Disloval Help

Congress Takes Action  Truman’s Stand On Disloyal Job-Holders Anplauded In Capital

Congressmen Like Order   Leaders Plan Quick Action For Legal Backing Of Drive On Disloyal Employes

‘Loyalty Purge’ Order Hailed by Congress   Leaders Lose No Time in Laying Foundation For Any New Legal Backing That Might Be Needed: Many Say Order Was. ‘Long Overdue’

Congress Will Push Truman -Purge Demands   SOLONS LIKE ORDER TO GET RID OF ALL “REDS”

TRUMAN ORDERS AXE TREATMENT FOR DISLOYALS   Congress Eager fy: ire All Personne! Where There Is “"Reasonable  Ground” To Doubt Loyalty.

Congressmen Ready To Act On New Order   President Wants Purge of Disloyal Federal Employees

Congress Dives into Purge Of oy Disloyal Workers   Leaders Think Order Long Overdue But Legal Lacking May Be Needed

Congress for Purge Drive   Solons Back Truman's Move to Ousting Of Disloyal Employes

Solons E lated Over Trontan’ Loyalty Purge   Congress Considers Enacting Laws To Suffen Program.

Truman’s Purge Move Hailed by  U.S. Lawmakers  ‘Order to Oust All Disloyal Employes Is Well Supbnorted

Solons Favor Truman’s Purge Plan   Members of Congres: Are Pleased by Disloyalty Program

PRESIDENT ORDERS COMMUNIST PURGE      Congress «..Welcomes Move, Plans to Put Teeth Into Order:

Congress Takes To Truman ‘Purge Order For Disloyals Like Duck Takes To Water

Congressmen Work To Set Up Laws To Check on Reds   Need Is to Be Determined to See Whether Any Legislation Needed for New Order

Congress Goes All Out For Truman's Order to Purge Gov't Employes

Congress Aids Federal Purge   Presidential Order To Fire Disloyal Employes Gets Okay

Welcome Purge Order   Congress Takes Steps To Put Teeth in Order Designed to Fire Disloval Federal Workers

PURGE ORDERS 70 BE SPEEDED BY CONGRESS   New Legislation May Be Needed to Follow Out Truman's  Commy Orders   THORGUGH BACKING iS: GIVEN PRESIDENT PLEA

Purge Of Federal Employes. Meets With Hearty Support  Among Congressional Heads

CHIANG CHECKS BATTLEFRONT   Government Gives Up Hope for Pact With Reds

PLEA REJECTED   Chiang Inspects China Warfront  Abandon Hopes For Compromise

NORMAL’ SLAYER FREED IN INDIANA   Richard D. Imel, 14, Is Now in Custody of Father.

$14,344 Taken In Bank Theft   PHOENIX Office Hel Up By Two Gunmen; Pose As Police

Scoop $14,344 From Drawers, Make Escape   Descriptions Given By Holdup Witnesses

WAGNER INDICTED AT PHILADELPHIA   York Fire Chief Among Three Officials Of State Firemen’s Association Named By Grand Jury There

 ‘God Sent Me to Make You Well’— ‘Armenian Faith Healer Predicts  Californian Cured in Two Weeks

TAFT OPPOSED 10 SENATE DELAY ON TAX CUT MEASURE   Brewster Also Supports Pro posal to Start Hear [ ee = ee

TaftPresses For Decision On Tax Slash   Senate Plans For: Delay In Ruling Onpesed By Ohioan

(Ohio Senator Starts Drive To Get Action   Millikin Insists Budget Slashing Must Come First

TAFT WANTS TO RUSH TAX BILL   Most of Solons Would Delay Decision—Leader Wants Budget Considered

Drive to Speed. Action on Tax Cuts Is Sparked  Taft Is Opposed to Delays on Considaratian

Taft Asks Speedy Senate Tax Actior Despite Opposition   Committee Splits 7-6 on Delay Till Budget Is Settled

TAFT ASKS SPEED ON TAX-CUT BILL   PUSHES FOR EARLY SENATE ACTION DESPITE SENTIMENT FOR DELAY.

Broad Repercussions Possible DEYN REPERCUSSIONS POSSiple.  Abernathy Suit May ~ Make Legal History

STRIKE AT BRITISH MINES - MAY CAUSE WINTER CRISIS   WILDCAT WALKOUTS IN  COAL FIELDS MAY CAUSE  SHORTAGE FOR SEc- . OND WINTER

Bush Tells Ot Esea pe In Jackson   Leaped Out Of Car And Ran, He Says At Raleigh

Honor Early Settlers With Programs Here On Thursday   IS 70TH ANNUAL EVENT

Honor Early Settlers In Event Thursday, August 21   IS 70TH ANNUAL EVENT

Traditions Enriched At Wedding Royal M atch Inspires: Hope  Spe MM jweciwabas

Government Sef To Take Action Halting Crashes   Plane Disasters Moy Be Subject Of Wide Inquiry

GOVERNMENT AIR ACTION IMMINENT   145 Persons Lose Lives in Crashes In Post 17 Days

Republicans in House Move for Speedy Action   Will Try to Get Bill Through Under Suspension of  the Rules

Hughes Denies War Profits      Soviet Test Of A-Bomb In Siberia Is Reported- Paper Says Russia Has Secret

Hughes Refuses General's Plea For Large Loan   Plane Builder Tells Investigators of Request for $200,000

Didn’t Make Cent On War, Hughes Shouts At Probers   Any Profit He Made During The War Years, Plane Builder Tells Committee, Came From ‘Drilling Tools And Beer;’ Senator Williams Holds Ground

WEATHER IS MODERATING   Drouth Breaking Up Piecemeal, But East Still Sweltering

HEAT PUT ON JOWA GAMBLING   “Find Slot Machmes  Out in Several Cities

AWOL SAILOR SAYS  "HE SLEW MUTORIST WHO GAVE HIM RID   Police at Duncan, Okla., Are Startled by Confession of 19-Year-Old Youth.   STILL HUNT FOR BODY   Robbery of Arkansas Liquor Store Also In Crime Admissions.

Duncan Youth Confesses fo Killing Man   Sailor Tells of How ' He:Slew Man Who Gave Him Ride; Body of Victim Has Not Been Found.

Wants Time To Decide Penalty   Court To Delay Sentencing Chandler For Two Weeks.

Spreading Red Influence in Europe Speeds U. S. Treaty Consideration

Vandenberg Sights Approval for Four Peace Pacts  Solon Says Communis: Domination of Hungary Is Example

To Press For Ratification Of Treaties   Hongary’s Fall Moves Vandenberg To Urge Speedy Senate Action

Hungary s Vomination  By Communists Supplies Vandenberg Ammunition To Lead Approval Fight

Budapest Coup Spurs Treaty Action Battle   Vandenberg Will Push Hi  Efforts For Senate’s Ratification, After Soviet Moves

Vandenberg Fights For Ratification Of Peace Treaties   Strong Opposition Is Anticipated In Senate

Vandenberg Asks Ratification Of Peace Treaties   Action Necessary In View Of Political Changes

Bombs, Rifle Fire Kill 5 Arabs in Palestine   Nine Jews Slain in Clash with British Troop: As Gangs Go on Counter-Offensive

Embargo on All Exports To Russia Urged Until Ship Settlement Made

ROXAS UNHURT WHEN GRENADE FOLLOWS TALK   Attack Made On Eve Of Parity Piebiscite

PLOT 10 KILL ROXAS FAILS   Filipino President Escapes Unhurt When Grenade Is  Thrown on Platform

Assassin's Bomb  Threatens Roxas Philippines President   Philippines President Saved by Companion

FLOOD WATER! STILL MENACE RIVERLEVEES   Army Personnel, 3,000 Workers Toll In Flood Area

Flood Water  Stage Lower   Flood Waters On Mississippi Still Menacing But High Level Is Receding

Cigarettes And Beer Slated For Tax Hike   Would Finance Pay Increases For Teachers

BEVIN. FEELS EUROPE HAS CLAIM UPON U, S,   Asserts It’s Right America Should Aid Recovery

ASK AID   Other Countries Suffered ~ More Than U.S. in War,  Bevin Says

Propose Staff Of Expert For _ Cut In Budget   Conference Opposes All Acts to Use Tax Money ¥or Secterian Education In U. S.

Russell Advises Congress Siudy Budget for 1949  Says Cougress Needs More Knowledge of Department Heeds for Avwsrevrialions

Experts May View "49 Budget Needs For Economy Cuts  Taft Agrees To Russell Proposal

Investigation Of Budget  Suggested tw ni ator Wants — 49 Information

RUSSELL ASKS WORK NOW ON 1949 BUDGET   Senator Thinks Congress Should Have Facts Before It in Considering Any Cuts in New Presidential Requests.

Urges Congress To Get Busy on Budget for 1949  Sen. . Ro ssell Makes

Congress Must Get Busy Soon =Sen. Russell   ‘So We Won't Be Working In Dark’; Make De-

Georgia Senator Wants Congress to Work on 1949 Budaet Immediately

ASK EARLY START ON 1949 BUDGET   SENATOR PROPOSES DETAILED STUDY OF NATIONAL SPENDING

"In The Dark’ Says Senator   No Attempt Made to Investigate Budget Submitted by Truman

Budget Staff For Congress   Own Experts Would Consider 1949 Needs For Intelligent Cuts

Congress to Plan For 1949 Budget  Far in Advance   Senator Russell of ‘Belief Appropriation Group Should Start on Anulvsis Now

ASKS STUDY OF 1949 SPENDING   Georgia Senator Proposes That Congress Get Busy Al Once “So We Won’t 3e Working In The Dark.”

Sale Of Eye Offered  By Local Ex-Marine   Pain-Wracked Man Told Such Action Would be Against Law

ATTEMPT TO SELL EYE IS BALKED BY LAW   Fermet Marine Of Hagerstown Informed That He Weald Be  te abe Eid eee

SENATE ALTERS EUROPE AID BILL   Dismantling of German In dustry Concerned

Appropriation Bill Raises Senate [re  Fur Flies Over Clause Ending Dismantling Of German Industry

—Foreign Help—  CHINA AID VOTED BY SENATE.   German Plants To Seviet Probe Is Promised

BABY 15 FATALLY BURNED IN HOME   BROTHER CRITICALLY HUET  AS FLAMES DESTROY HOUSE NEAR SENECA.

‘Committee Reverses Itself and Agrees To Let House Consider Bill Before Reform Measure.   LABOR BILLS BEFORE CAUCUS GATHERINGS

No Position Is Taken by Group As It Agrees To Send Bill to Full House on Monday: Solons Wrangle Over How To Raise Money To Increase Teachers’ Salaries

Loeal Option Bill Will Get House Vote   Committee Agrees to Send Liquor Measure To Floor—Teacher Pay  Revenue Discussed

Flyers “Taste Death’ in Center of Hurricane   ‘Knew We Had Lost, Waited for End, Writer Says of Terrifying Ordeal

White House Considers Action If Leaders’ “Long Strike’ Forecast Is Fulfilled.

LONG ‘PHONE STRIKE IS PREDICTED   Hints President  May Intervene Late This Week

‘TELEPHONE WORKERS SETTLE DOWN FORLONG STRIKE, LEADERS SAY: WHITE HOUSE MAY MOVE IN LATER

Labor Leaders See Prolonged Phone Walkout   White House Move Expected Sometime Late This Week

MAY WORK FOR NEW COALITION   Move Seen as Result of Confiet with Soviet Chiefs

Expect Steps Strengthen Of U. N. Assebly   Experts Believe Must Come As Re. sult Of Conflict.

U.S. Seeks Firm Bloc   Conflict of East, West Seen as Dictatine Steps

Russian Losses Total 7,500,000; Yanks, 2% 04   Nazi Losses Second at 2,850,000 and China Third

Marshall Says Total Of Over 15,000,000 Missing Or Killed In World War.I- U. §. Losses 295,904

 Nations on Both Sides in World War Lost 15 Millions, Killed and Missing

RUSSIA WAS THE BIGGEST LOSER  Casualties Of War »Fyceed’ ES: Million:

RUSSIA WAS THE BIGGEST LOSER  Casualties Of Wa Exceed 15 Million’

Recapitulation of World War II Casualty List Shows 15,000,000 Men Slaughtered or Missing

State Senate Passes Bill Halting Daylight TimeIn Illinois; Goes To House

SENATE PASSES NEW TIME BILL   WOULD FORCE CITIES ABANDON DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME PLAN

Statesville Shoks   Informal Glimpses of People In and Around Statesville.

Poll Tax Bill Called Up For House Vote   Measure Would Prohibit Collection

Final Details For Partition Of Holy Land Are Studied   Britain: Announces No Troops To Be Available .To Boily

HOLY LAND PARTITION PLAN GETS LAST STUDY   Five Nation U.N. Commission Set To Replace British Administration

16 NATIONS START WORK ON RECOVERY   Immediate Surveys To Be Started On Resources

Work on Report to U.S. Will Start at Once  Sixteen Conference Nations Agree on Various Committees

White House Linked To Communist Films  House Un-American Unit Orders Probe of Subcommittee Charge

No Details Revealed By House Probers Of Red Influence In Film Industry

Communistic Film Making Probe Ordered      White House Pressure Blamed By House  Subcommittee

Says Communist Films Result of *White House Nod   Investigation Ordered of ‘Influences’~. in Movie Industry

House Agency Orders Probe  Of Red Films   Subcommittee Says Pictures Grew Out of White House Pressure

BLAME CAPITAL PRESSURE FOR RED’ PICTURES   House Subcommittee Puts Finger On ‘Somebody’ In White House

White House Pressed For Red Films, Said   House Committee Orders Probe To Follow Up Report

Cote Hearing Is Put Over To Feb 8   Prosecution Will Present Evidence To Grand Jury In Few Days ,

GREEKS ACT IN SUDDEN CRISIS   Martial Law Clamped or Laconia Area After 32 Red Convicts Slain

New England Town Shaken By Blasts   Ten-Mile Area In Massachusetts Affected By Acetylene Gas Plant Explosions

Colombia Seeks To Revise New Defense Treaty   Fears Individual Resistance Rights Will Be Subverted

REVISION IS SOUGHT BY COLOMBIA   ‘Vast Security Zone Gets Approval From Drafting Group

ASK REVISION QF AMERICAN DEFENSE PACT   Colombia Wants Right Of Defense Action Given Priority

Colombian Delegates Urge Revisions  Portions Of Defense Treaty Are Opposed

, POLE-10-POLE DEFENSE ZONE IS APPROVEL   » COLOMBIA SEEKS TO REVISE TREATY ON JOINT RESISTANCE

Midwest Braces For Continuation  Of Withering Heat   ‘Blazing Sun Continues To - Bring Conditions Rem  iniscent Of Dust Bow] Bava   MUCH OF NATION STILL SWELTERS

Truman Justifies _ ~ Wage Increases if Prices Remain High   Block Cut in Prices by Manufacturers Studied For Unlawfulness

4 Dead, 3 Missing In Boat Accident   Vessel Capsizes Just As It Was Entering Inlet.

Erie Man is Acquitted   Alva Scott Freed On Charges of  False Pretense

swollen Rivers  low Their Banks raska, Illinois  ¥p.ourt Sections

Property, Crop Damages Soar fo 40,000,000 Mark   River Towns Along Mississippi Facing Threat of High Wate

20,000 Homeless Because of Flood   Damage in Corn Belt States Estimated at Forty Million Dollars

Face Danger of Second Big Flood   Army Engincers Say -Mississ—ppi Valley Will Be Inundated Again   NEBRASKA, MISSOURI ALSO IN FLOOD PATH   20,000 Flee Homes in Four State Area; Damage Set at $45,000,000

Corn Belt Fears New  Hich Water   20,000 Homeless In Four States; Loss $40,000,000

MISSISSIPPI RIVER TOWNS PREPARE FOR GREAT FLOOD   Twenty-Thousand Persons Reported Homeless In Four State Area

Thousands In Flood Zones Are Homeless   Some Residents In lowa Refuse To Return Ta Hamec

FLOOD THREATENS ANOTHER RAMPAG IN STRICKEN AREAS   Ottumwa, la., Resident: Wait for Water to Leave Twice-Covered Homes Today.   MILLION AND HALF ACRES COVERED

OTTUMWA, IA. RESIDENTS DISCOURAGED   New Flood Due To Hit.City By Mid-Week

Senator Taft Gets Support In 1948 Race   Launching Of Taft ‘Boom’ On ‘Favorile Son’ Basis Is Expected In Meetmg Tonight

Taft Boom Seen In Ohio Meefing  Pepper Plans U. S. Tour For Democrats

Boom for Taft Opens in Ohio   Bricker Yields io Fellow Senator; Ohioan to Follow Stassen, Dewey Inio West; Pepper Planning Tour

Bricker Steps Aside in Ohio   Senator Pepper to Cross Country in Attempt to Keep Democrats Liberal

Party Starts Drive to Boost Taft   Bricker Announces He Intends to Support Colleague

Boom tor Taft As President Gets up Steam  Bricker Withdraws From 1948 Race

Seeks Account of Britain's Past Spending   Financial Experts o Two Nations Open Conference.

Seeks Account of Britain's Past Spending  Financial Fynerte 0   Financial Experts o Two Nations Open Conference

Parley Studies  British Plight   Snyder Seeks Fall Account ALT Bucland‘’s Snendine

U.S. and British Experts Start Loan Terms Talk   Modification Sought To Plug Some Leaks In Dollar Supply

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@ PAUL MALLON—  Clarifies Several Points for Benetit of Yonkers Rabbi

LIONS TO KIRKSVILLE   Nineteen Members From Brookfield Attend Zone Meeting Tuesday Night

SOVIET VETO THWARTS U. S IN DISPUTE   Russia Expected To Win U. N. Row With 3 Vetoes

Russians Set To Block UN Balkan Action   Charter Gives Reils Meaas of Barving Aoerican Plan

VETO POWER  EXPECTED TO BE EXERCISED   U. S. Would Put Problem Before Ascsembl vy

Reds In Position To Hold Balkans Dispute From UN   Three Vetoes May Be Used To Bar Issue From General Assembly

REDS MAY BALK PLAN TOGIVEUN BALKAN DISPUTE   U. S. Contemplates Direct Military Aid For Greece

REDS SET TO THWART U. 5. ~ BALKAN PLAN   Three More Soviet Vetoes Necessary to Knock Out American Proposal.

IGNORED ARMY DECISION ON PLANE   Picked Hughes Ship, Officer Tells Committee   SENATE GROUP   Plans To Examine Income Tax Data Of Principals Involved In Probe

Elliott Roosevelt Selected Hughes’ Plane, Says Echols   Reversed Decision Of Air Corps Top Experts

\A. F. Of L.’s Green Avers Ball Closed Shop Ban May  Die In Committee Hearings

Green Scoffs af Closed Shop Bill Before Congress  a eae #=RA MFACOYrL   Claims Measure Will Never Get Out of Committee

Ammunition Supply Base Assaulted   16 Others Wounded While Beating Off "Dissident Elements”

Grain Savings Pledged   Whiskey and Beer Makers - Co-operate With Food  Committee

Senate Approval Of Reduction by Saturday Likely  _ Gurney Forecasts Saving ~ Thru Service Unification

AWAIT PASSAGE OF TAX BILL BY HOUSE   Senate Debates On Forces Merger

TAX REDUCTION BILL LIMELY 10 PASS THIS WEEK   Petrillo May Halt All Network Music Broadcasts Feb. 1

House Passage Expected Tomorrow, With Early Senate Concurrence   Proponents Say « Veto Is Futile   No Changes, Except Effeetive Date, Are Made In Reduction Measure

AFL Convention Stunned By Death Of J. A. Padway   Union’s General Counsel Suffers Attack During Speech; Dies Eight Hours Later.

AFL Legal Aide Dies at Conclave   Judge Padway Suffers Stroke During Talk

AFL Stunned by Padway Death   Delays Prospective Showdown Over  Lewis Refusal

Jos. A. Padway Stricken, Dies   High AFL Official Victim Of Stroke

Stroke Suffered During Talk to AFL  Convention Fatal to Attorney Padway

Unions Mourn Padway Loss  Attack on New Law   Attack on New Law Fatal to AFL Ace

Joseph A. Padway, AFL Attorney, Dies  Fatally Stricken As He Addresses Group

Death of Padway Hits AFL Meet  Convention Thrown Into Stunned Grief

Joe Padway, AFL Lawyer, Heart Victim   Fiery General Counsel fs Fatally Stricken In Talk At AFL Meeting At San Francisco

AFL Heads Mourn Joseph A, Padway Labor Lawyer Dies  After being Stricken During Long Speech

Labor Counsel, Padway, Dead   Stroke at Conventiqn ; ef AFE Proves Fatal 

AFL Stunned by Death ‘Of Its General Counsel   Padway Demise Delays Prospective Showdown Over Lewis Attitude

PADWAY DEATH SHOCKS A. F. L.   General Counsel Stricker While Attacking New Labor Law

Joseph Padway, AFL Leader, Die: At Convention  Suffered Stroke   Suffered Stroke  While Delivering Heated Blast At Taft-Hartley Act

AFL, RALLY SHOCKED BY DEATH OF PADWAY   Federation’s Counsel Taken After Stroke On Platform

Stricken Platform   General Counsel Dies  After Collapse in Middle of Speech; Delay . Non-Red Oath Decision

LABOR MOURNS PADWAY DEATR   ‘Green of AFL Eulogizes  Union Counsel

STROKE CLAIMS AFL ATTORNEY   General Counsel Padway Dies In San Francisco; Speech Unfinished

Padway’s Death  ‘ Stuns Convention   APA, ‘General Counsel ‘Ts ‘Stricken Midway. in  “TOA Law Attack

Labor Leader Dies At Meet   Joseph Padway, AFL Counsel, Suc. cumbs To Illness.

AFL's General Counsel Dies After Stroke During Parley   Joseph A. Padway Is Stricken On. Speakers’ Stand

Oatman Funeral __ Wednesday at 1 P.M   Services Will Be Conducted From Chapei Norman Funeral Home.

BRITISH SERIOUS OVER PALESTINE   Plans to Leave Holy Land Declared in Earnest

BRITISH COOL TO PARTITION "OF PALESTINE   Wiil Remind U. N. Britain Will Pull Out of Area Soon

British to Quit Palestine Soon   Official Implies England May Not Wait for UN

Britain to Stand Pat on Quitting Palestine   Creech-Jones to Reject U. S. Stand; Oppose Partition of Holy Land, Police Force to Keep Order There

Morse Splits With GOP Over Labor Policy   SENATOR IN PLEA FOR CHANGING OF WAGNER LABOR LAW

GOP Morse Rans ew $ Fiscal      Oregon Senator Splits With Party; Warns Trouble Ahead. -

BETTER WAGNER ACT MORSE AIM   Oregon Senator Splits With G. 0. P. On Labor Policy

Morse Splits With Party Or Labor Stand    GOP Senator Favors Perfecting Of Wagner Labor Act

Breaks With GOP Over  Labor Issue  Says Party Policy Will Cause. Unrest

Morse Urges Perfection Of Wagner Act   Assails Course  Of Labor Policy

5 CAPONE GANGSTERS GET PRISON PAROLES   Were Given 10-Year Terms in 1944 for $1,000,000 Movie Extortion Plot.

FORMER CAPONE AIDES PAROLED   Five Mobsters Serve Third Of Sentences For Extortion

COMPLETE PLANS CHRISTIAN MEN’S BANQUET JAN. 23   Bradford Methodist Church Founder Kraft Foods Is Speaker

Noted Foods Man Will Speak at Aniiual Christian Men’s '" Banauet. Jan. 23 —

“CROOKED? STOCK DEALINGS CHARGED   SABATH SAYS GAMBLERS MAY CAUSE CRASH—EXCHANGE HEAD HITS BACK.

State's Road System Needs Overhauling   Subject May Be - Fought Out In Legislature.Soon

PROPOSAL THAT EMPLOYERS BE GIVEN RIGHT TO GO , DIRECT TO COURTS TURNED DOWN L

SENATE REJECTS INJUNCTION iDEA   Revolt Brews over Union Shop Section. Provision

Colder Weather on Way Eastward   Snow Falls In Northwest But Won’t Get. Here  (RY ASSOCTATED PRESS)

President of AFL Admits Need of LaborActChanae   Labor Union Head Says ‘Free Speech” Clause Has Merit

Also Might Be Well T Make Unions File Financial Reports, He Says   Lilienthal Case Is Nearing En   House To Get Anti-Porta Pay Bill Tomorrow; Doug las May Go To London 

AFL PRESIDENT BACKS CHANGE IN LABOR LAW   Lewis Ww. Douglas Chosen Envoy To London

ELEVENTH ROUR TALKS SEEKING TO AVERT TIEUP   Zero Hour Negotiations Today Seek To Avoid Strike Of More Than 100,000 CIO production Workers In 46 Ford Motor Company Plants Tuesday.

FORD ll REFUSES 10° ATTEND LAST SESSION BEFORE ClO WALKOUT   Strike Of Over 100,000 Ford Workers Set Tuesday Noon}. Sees Blow At Labor Law   PENSION ALSO AT ISSUE

LAST EFFORT MADE TO BAR FORD STRIKE   Henry Ford II Declines, However, to Attend Session Called in a Move to Stave Off a Walkout Tomorrow.

@ PAUL MALLON~—  Labor Legislation Attracting Less and Less Fury

@ FAVE MALLUNew 2 ee SO :  Labor Legislation Attracting Less and Less Fury

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CHINA CLOSES DAIREN PORT   Action Aimed At USSR For Refusing To Give Up Control

Mine Union Will Fight Diesel Use   Will Battle In State Legislature,  Official Says

Taft Says Now Time to Face Coal Problem   Hartley Urges Naming Of Inquiry Board: ‘Break’ Seems Likely

GERMAN FORTRESS WILL BE BLOWN iP   British Naval Officer Helgoland Will Be Al

Rockford Mother of Three Makes Escape from Kidnap - Slayer   Mrs. Kathy Anderson Gets Away From Double . Murdever at Morris Last Hizht

Spurned Lover Kills Two Men   Abducts Woman Whe Manages To Escape

Gunman Kidnaps Young Mother After Killing Husband, Father Hunt Slayer On Woman’s Escape

YOUNG FARMER 1S SOUGHT IN RIVAL'S DEATH   Kills Woman's Husband And Father And Kidnaps Her; Victim Makes Escape After Wild 100-Mile Ride.

Man Abducts Woman After Farm Slaying   Mother of Three Escapes From Gunman’s Car

YOUNG FARMER KILLS TWO MEN AT ROCKFORD, ILL.   ‘Disappointed In His Attention to Another Man’s Wife,   TOOK HER FOR WILD RIDE   Kathy Anderson Seized Pistol From Gienn Marsh and Escaped.

Farmer Shoots His Wite, 26 Mother Of 3 Escapes After Her Husband And Father Are Slain

NEW YORK COTTON   Spurned Suitor Kills Pair, Takes Woman on Wild Ride

Young Farmer Slays Husband, Kidnaps Wife  Woman Escapes After Wild Ride; Kellar Saugh#

»>Gunman Slays Two In > Family; Kidnaps Mother   Woman, 26, Escapes After Wild Flight; Husband, Father Shot to Death

Violent Love ‘Farmer Abducts Woman After Slaying Her Husband, Father

Kills 2, Abducts Wife of Victim   Ilinois Farmer Hunted after Woman, 26, Grabs Gun and Escapes”. .

Woman’s Escape From Car Ends Long Ride After Jilted Suitor Kills Husband, Father

Young Farmer Kills Two And Makes Escape   Mother Of Three Gets Free After Wild Car Ride

Woman Escapes Murderer of Husband, Father  SEEK ILLINOIS FARMER IN — DUAL SLAYING, ABDUCTION

WOMAN ESCAPES ABDUCTOR AFTER DOUBLE KILLING   LOVE FOR WIFE OF NEIGHBOR BLAMED IN ROCKFORD TRAGEDY

Frustrated Man Kills Mate, Father Of Woman With Whom He Is Infatuated: Takes Her on a 100-Mile Wild Flight

Woman Flees Crazed Man,  Killer of Two   Young Mother of 3 Captive in Wild Ride Over Northern I[linois —Husband, Father Die

ILLINOIS HUNT ON FOR KILLER   Woman Escapes Spurned Ad: mirer After He Slays Her Husband and Father.

FARMER KILLS 2, ABDUCTS WOMAN   illinois Mother Leaps Fron Car Of Thwarted Lover

Farmer Spurned, Kills Two At Rockford, III; Young Wife K idnaped

‘Gunman Kidnaps Young. Mother; ‘Murders Her Husband And Father: Woman Escapes

F armer Kills Two In Illinois   Kidnaps Woman  After Killing Husband, Father

Democrat Is Scored For Statement   Sees Death Of Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy

Wars Against Party Politics In Foreign Aid   Vandenberg Criticizes Democrat’s Proposal; Truman Bill Introduced

Vandenberg Raps Party Dictators   Says Aid To Greece Should Not Be Managed By Party Dictates

VANDENBERG. IS AGAINST PARTY PART IN POLICY   Attacks Proposal for Bi-Partisan Support of Truman’s Aid Plan

Vandenberg Hits At Politics In Foreign Policy   Fights Entry Of ‘Part; Managers’ Into Greek Turk Aid Program.

Party Meddling With Foreign Policy Attacked   Vandenberg Takes Senate Floor To Answer Democrat

Republican Hits Greek  Aid Politics   Administration Bill Would Give President Power Over Program

Vandenberg Lashes Plan for Partisan Dictates on Policy  Says Bi-Partisan Support For Foreign Policy Will Die

Oppose ‘Party Managers   Vandenberg Steps Down From Rostrun To Criticize Sullivan Proposal

Warn Political Fight May Wreck Foreign Policy   GOP Senator Takes Floor to Criticize Sullivan’s Proposal

Vandenherg Gives Warning on Politics Says Party Managers  Endanger Ri-partisan Foreign Policy

2-Party Stan¢ On Greece Hii   Suggestion For Joint Foreign Policy View  Is Assailed

Vandenberg In a Floor Criticism   Steps From Senate Chair to Score "Party Managers” on Overseas Aid   A SULLIVAN PROPOSAL   Asks G.0.P. Chairman Reece to Join in Approval of Truman Policy

MUST NOT YIELD TO DICTATES OF ‘DABTY MANAGERS   [Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy  Will “Die In Revolt” If It Happens.   A VANDENBERG REPLY   On Proposed United States Aid to Greeee and Turkey.

Vandenberg Sees 2-Party Unity Menace¢   Says Partisan Bosses Threaien Foreign Aid Plan

Rebukes Political Sparring   Vandenberg Says Bi. partisan Foreign Policy Endangered; Foreign Aid Bill: In.

Congressional Leaders Laud Truman Action   Both Parties Quick To Praise Loyalty Order

Injunction Saves Church Building   Seven Children Up for Adoption

GERMAN RATIONS SHORT   AMG Reports They Lacked 274 te 332 of Daily Calory Standard

200 Million Loan May Be Asked to Aid Country   Parley to Include Discussion on Same Situation in Turkey

U. S. Public Entitled to Know Facts   Demand Made on President Truman by Ohio  Congressman

Raps Secrecy By Truman on Greek Crisis   President to - Disclose Plans Fee Annauncamant

British Tanker Crew Of 4 Dies  In Fierce Gale   Ship Founders Off English Coast In Storm; Eight Rescue Men Are Drowned

50 Men Perish As Gale Hurls Ship on Rock:   42.Man Crew and Eighi Rescuers Die in British Tanker Wreck.

ENTIRE CREW OF TANKER = LOST LIVES OFF ENGLAND   FORTY-TWO MEN QN SHIP AND EIGHT OTHERS WHO - ATTEMPTED RESCUE WERE DROWNED

LaGuardia Is Dead: New York’s Beloved Butch Passes   Truman Returns To Capitol; Faces Food, Price Crises   EASONS MOVE

New York  City Pauses In Tribute   Foreign Diplomats Join In Mourning  Passing Of ‘Butch’

LaGuardia, Thrice Mayor, Passes ....  Little Flower Of New York Ils Dead

Death Comes To LaGuardia   Former N. Y. Mayo: Dies In Sleep After Long Illness.

LaGuardia Dies After Collapse   F ormer Mayor Of New York, UNRRA Head Succumbs

Fiery Flower of Politics Dies atN. Y.Home   Had Been in © A Coma Since ~ Tuesday Night

LaGuardia Dies in Sleep: Three Time Mayor of New York   Fiery Leader ina Coma More than 2 Days in IIIness

LaGuardia Dies in Sleep at 64   “Little Flower’s”’ Successor Says State, Nation Have Lost Great. Patriotic Citizen.

End Comes to 3-Time Mayor  Of New York   Fiery Executive Succumb: Early Today After Lone Iiiness

U. S. Mourns LaGuardia DeathinN. Y.   Foreign Dignitarics Express Regret; Funeral Set Monday

LaGuardia Dies in ~ His Sleep; in Coma ~ Since Tuesday Eve   Career of Product . of Lower , Manhattan Is “Ended Early Today’

HINESS FATAL rORLAGUARDIA: IES IN SLEEP   Fiery U. S. Political Figure Eram Coma _   Photos on Page 15.

‘Little Flower Succumbs In Sleep   Tribute Given by Successor; Funeral Monday

Fiorello LaGuardia, Former Mayor Of New York City, Dies In His Sleep

New York Mourns LaGuardia’s Death   Little Man Who Was Mayor Of Nation’s Largest City For 3 Terms Dies In His Sleep; Former UNRRA Director

LA GUARDING DEATH COMES IN HIS SLEEF   United Nations Pays Silent Tribute; Was Victim of Cancer.

DEATH COMES IN SLEEP AT AGE OF 64   Lawyer, Statesman and “Champion of the People”

TIME MAY OF OF NEW YORK “DIES AT 64   Political Leader In Coma Since Tuesday Night

Colorful “Little Flower Sleeps Away After Operation For  Cancer Of Pancreas.

‘LITTLE FLOWER LA GUARDIA IS CANCER VICTIM   Fighting Liberal Dies In His Sleep at 7:22 This Merning

F. H. LaGuardia,  Former Mayor Of  N. Y., Dies At 64 Colorful Figure In Political Field

—Career Of ‘Little Flower’ Ends—  La Guardia Dead At 64   Ex-Congressman, Mayor Of N.Y., UNNRA Head, Succumbs

La Guardia, Fiery Ex-N.Y. Mayor Dies   Had Been in Cama Since Tuesday---Was Once Head of UNRRA

LAGUARDIA RITES SET FOR MONDAY   Former New York Mayor Succumbs to Cancer

F. H. LaGuardia. Former Mayor Of New York, Dies   Colorful Fermer Mayor ance UNRRA Director Expires in His Sleep This Morning.

LaGUARDIA DIES; WAS DOMINANT PUBLIC OFFICIAL   ‘Little Flower,’ 64 Was Congressman, Statesman. Mavor

f LaGuardia Dies ~  ‘Little F lower’ Gave Color To Political Arena During Life

Succumbs In Sleep; In Coma Since Tuesday   Colorful Career Included Many High Fositions in Government

Death Claims Ex-N.Y. Mayo LaGuardia   ‘The Little Flower’ Dies in His Sleep; Funeral Monday

Death Claims F. H. LaGuardia   Colorful Career of Ex-New York Mayor and UNRRA Head Ends

Former Mayor Of New York Dead at 64   Colorful Political Fiqure Directed UNRA After War

Loses Fight Against Cancer; Mayor 12 Years   *Butch’ Well-Known to Many in City He Governed

Fiorello LaGuardia Is Dead   Served Three Terms As Mayor of New York; Won Medal of Merit As Director of UNRRA

LA GUARDIA DIED ~ INNEW YORK TODA\   His Health Had Been Failing Since Last June; Died In His Sleep.

LaGuardia Dies, Victim of Cancer: Burial on Monday   Former New York Mayor Once Congressman, ExDires In Sleep

Firey, Colorful Fiorello LaGuardia Dies in His Sleep in New York Home

LaGuardia Succumbs To Cancer   Fiery Ex-Mayor Dies in: His Sleep At 64; ‘Widely Known as Liberal

F. LaGuardia, 64, Dies Today  Political Leader in Cama Sinea Thacda:

Illness Fatal T o La Guardie   East Mourns Passing Of Political Fieure

LaGuardia Dies; Victim of Cancer   Former New York Mayor Held Offices For Twentynine Years

Fiorello H. LaGuardia Succumbs In New York After Brilliant Career

SUNDAY  EDITION  36 PAGES   Death Rings Final Bell For Colorful LaGuardia Career

Fiorello H. LaGuardia, Three Times New York's. Mavor and Last Head‘ of UNRRA Dies in His Sleep

Death Takes F, LaGuardiz Early Today   Former Mayor of New York Victim Of Cancer

FORMER NEW YORK MAYOR DIES AT AGE CF 64 YEARS FOLLOWING JPERATION IN JUNE THIS YEAR   Fiorelio H. LaGuardia Had Served His City As Chief Executive Over Period of Three Terms; Vicious 11-Day Hurricane Is Dying Out in Louisiana; Eleven Men Are Arrested in Brazil On Charges of Plotting Against Government

LA GUARDIA IS DEAD   Colorful Former New York  Mayor Had Failed  Since lune

Death Summons LaGuardia In His Sleep  Former UNRRA Chief Had Been in Coma Since Tuesday

U.N. Pauses In Tribute To New York’s LaGuardia  Physicians Reveal Cancer Of Pancreas Caused, Death Of Former Mayor

WORLD COVERAGE  A. P. Wirephoto Associated Press United Prass—Special Writers   La Guardia, Famed ‘Little. Flower’. of N.Y., Dies in ‘Sleep

FORMER MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY. IS VICTIM OF DEATH   LaGuardia Dies After Collapse First’ Reform .Mayor Elected in City

Former Mayor Of New York Remains In Coma Until Death   JNRRA Director Was In Failing Health Since Last June; O’Dwyer Pays Tribute

LA GUARDIA, FIERY “LITTLE FLOWER’, DIES   Cancer Takes Life Of Famed New York Ex-Mayor

LaGuardia Dies, Ex-New York Mayor Was 62  Political Leader Won Medal Of Merit For ~ UNRRA Direction

LaGuardia - Died Early Today! At Age of oh   on Former~New~YorkMayor Victim Of Cancer

Death Closes LaGuardia's ° Colorful Political Caree:   Former Gotham Mayor, ‘Champion of the Peopie, Dies in Sleep after Prolonged StIness

Goodwill Concert Program Is Set  Trumpet Trio, Cornet Solo Are Features

Goodwill Concert Program s Set  Trumpet Trio, Cornet Bnwlk: Awe Bantnece

Airplane Scandals Broiling   Bigwigs And Lovelies Ii For Public Grilling At Hearing

MEIGS TESTIFIES PUBLIC WAS SOLD’ ON FLYING BOATS   Erstwhile Witness Willing To  Make Voluntary Appear wvnee AY lnniiiru

Meigs, Once WPB Plane Chief, Heard   Missing Witness, Meyer, Available— Brewster Explains

JOHN MEYER TO TESTIFY AT HEARING   Hughes Co. Says He Will Answer Senate Summons

‘SECRET PAPERS OF LINCOLN =. ~ ~OPEN TO PUBLIC TOMORROW   DOCUMENTS WILL BE FORMALLY OPENED FOR INSPECTION AFTER YEARS OF SECRECY

Rep. Olin Teague Speaks at Lions Club Meet Today   Over 60 Attend Annual Farmers’ Day Program

Curb Advised On Textbooks   Jail Fee Editorial Stirs House Furor

European Scene ~— Gets Attention   Washington Watching De velopment To Determine Worth Of Marshall Pian

TRUMAN FINDS MOTHER ALERT   Amazing Recovery Made; President To Talk In Kansas City

Truman Joins War Buddies at Meet  Finds His Mother Happy, Better

 Speaks Tonight ‘Truman Flies To Missouri For His (Most Joyous Homecoming In Months

MARSHAL ‘MONTY OFF FOR MOSCOW TO VISIT STALIN   Will Seek. “Mutual Confidence Between British and  Buecian Arias”

‘Monty’ to Visit Russia as Guest Of Josef Stalin  Friendlier Military Relations Are Goal, Says Field Marshal

MONTEOMERY OFF TQ VISIT STALIN   Will Seek ‘Understanding Between British and Russian Armies

Montgomery Flies To Kremlm for Visit to Stalin   British Army Chief Hopes - To Establish Mutual Friendship of Armies   JOURNEY AROUSES MUCH SPECULATION   Formation of Joint AngloSoviet Staff Council Seen Possibility

Landlords of America, Mad At Rent Control, Send Out Brickbats That Can Be Used

Engineer Is Freed From Crushed Cat   Locomotive and Sever Cars Careen Off the: Main B. & O. Line

CREWMEN INJURED IN B. & O. DERAILMENT   Severely Burned Engineer Dug —FromrHis Cab Near Oakland; Firemen Alse Hurt

IOWA PMAHA HIT BY NOTICE OF DISMISSALS   150 Employes in State Farm Agencies Given 30-Dav Ouster Warnins

Bravado All Gone, He Cringed, Trembled and Babbled  Mussolini, The Blusterer, Exited Like A Coward, Says Executioner

Executioner Says Mussolini Died A ‘Babbling Coward’   Walter Audisio Who Is Identified as Slayer Gives First Interview

Mussolini Died a Coward, Man Who Reputedly Killed I] Duce Declares

UMW DEMANDS WAGE INCREASE, SHORTER HOURS  CONTRACT DEMANDS  INCLUDE BOOST IN TONNAGE ROYALTY

Negotiations in Coal Case Will Resume Tuesday  Operator ‘Ideas’ for Contract Discussed

TOth Act of Vandalism Against Phone: Cables in: Kansas City Area

Emporia State Registrar Forecasts Shortage of Elementary Teachers

SNOW FORECAST FOR THIS AREA   Winter Weather Expected T« Grip State Tonight,  W aatherman Save

J. H. Hickman  Dies at Home   Long Dness Fatal To Educator-Editor

Flood Control Benefits Many Sanes Tonsoil. Provides Power. I rrication. Recreation

Weather Back On Good Behavior In Texas After Rampage Over Weekend

STEEL RAILROAD STRIKE IS OVER   18,000 Brotherhood Members Back on Jobs

Note Sent With Bomb Was Found   ‘Delivered Late To Jap Scientist, Later Returned To Sender

Greece Must Ask UN For Needed Help   UNITED NATIONS RULES PROVIDE WAYS FOR AID

U.N. Unable To Aid Greece   Nation Itself Must Request Aid Before Any Action Possible

Ex-King Michael Seeking To Fly Plane Into Exile  Former Monarch Refuses Offer to a tp Ge Ee ante ee

King : Michael To Go Into Exile Soon   Monarchy Abolished, Romania Appointing Constituent Assembly

EN, KNOWLAND ) CHALLENGE LEADERS   «sue Postponed as mnate Votes 444 ion Budget Cut

N. KNOWLAND CHALLENGE O LEADERS   sue Postponed as nate Votes 4), illion Budget Cut

NATOR ASKS REE. BILLION T PAYMENT         te Votes for Only $4,500, 1.000 Slash in President Truman’s Budget

Jenkins Takes Over In india  Deaths Rise To 25 As Riots Continue

British Governor Attempts to Solve Indian Rioting Causing 25 Deaths

25 DEATHS REPORTED DURING INDIA RIOTING   British Governor Assumes Contro! In Lahore Area

TO STAY COLD IN MIDWEST AREAS   Below Freezing From Rockies to Central Pennsylvania

COLDER WEATHER SPREADS GVER SECTIONS OF THE SOUTH WITH SOME BAIN

Foes Causing ‘Stormy Seas’ For Talmadge   Appeals to Backers For Demonstrations; Publisher Cox Raked

New Safety Laws    Go Into Effect October Ist.   ATTENTION! ALL DRIVERS OF CARS AND TRUCKS ~

Severe Penalties for Violation of New Law   New Driver Responsibility Law Effective October Ist

Motor Vehicle Accident  Can Now Put Drivers .~ “On Feet” Permanently   Must Prove Responsibility Or Quit Driving Car

Public Liability Law Effective’ For lowa Motorists This October 1

Britain to Urge Other Sterling Area Nations To Curb U.S. Imports

BRITAIN TO ISSUE DOLLAR-SAVING PLEA   London Will Ask Nations in Sterling Area to Reduce Imports From United States.

State’s Probe At Centralia Nears Finish   Federal Investigation Due To Get Underway Today;  May Tighten Safety a   Seven Survivors iTo Give Testimony   State Committee Expected To Submit Much Of Its Testimony to Fed  eral Group

Secretary Krug to Be Called in Mine Tragedy Inquiries   Illinois Legislature in Several Moves to Provide  Aid for Victims

Pioneer Settler Dies Here Friday  Rites for Charles  Tofttie Set Monday

Pioneer Settler Dies Here Friday  Rites for Charles Tfttn Con hdne dee,

Head of Wholesale Grocery Firm Came to Lawrence in 1876   DIRECT FROM GERMANY

. H. SMITHMEYER DIED LAST NIGHT   Head of Wholesale Grocery Firm Came to Lawrence  in 1876   ‘DIRECT FROM GERMANY

 Actress’ Shipboard a _ Disappearance Leads — ‘Lo Steward’s Arrest:

PRINCETON, YALE; NAVY CREWS WIN   Tiger Yearlings. Make Bes! Time in Regatta

House Group Asks Citizens Hold Un-American Purge Urges People Oust Subvercica

Committee. Calls for Purge of Un-Americanism  Legislative Action Is Recommended to Combat Subversives

Impasse Reached  in Atomic Issue Delegates to U. N. -Wrangle for Hours

Impasse Reached  In UN Discussion:   Russia Still Asks Destroy Bombs

Communists Decide On Program Of “Beating Up” Others   Leader Left “Half Dead’ When “Hoodlums” Had Finished with Him

Anti-Red Chief Beaten Severely  In Hungary »   ‘Communist Hoodlums’ Blamed for Smashing Opposition Meeting

9 OHIOANS DIE ON HIGHWAYS OVER HOLIDAY   Hunting Trips Lead to Three Deaths: Three Killed as Car Pulls Out in Front of Bus

NINE LOSE LIVES IN OHIO TRAFFIC   Three in One Family Die ir Orrville Crash

Winter Storm  Hits Midwest   Snowstorm Stalls Traffic And Cause Much Damage In Minnesota

Wind -Driven Snow Blankets Ail Minnesota   Traffic Stalled, Phone And Power Lines Hit And Schools Closed

10,000 Workers Here Forced to Use Private  Autos. Hitch - Hiking

ITALY’S REDS CALL FOR LABOR FRONT   CHARGE ATTEMPT TO EN. SLAVE PEOPLE AND URGE FIGHT ON DE GASPERL.

Truman Opens Food Program On Air Sunday   Emergency Committee Rejects Proposal Of Meatless Days ;

TRUMAN. MARSHALL AND HEAD OF FOOD COMMITTEE TO BE ON RADIO SUNDAY

Detailed Food Saving Plan To Be Given Nation   President And Other Leaders To Make Appeal For Program Sunday Night   SPECIAL MENUS TO BE SUGGESTED

MEATLESS DAYS BELIEVED OUT OF PICTURE NOW   Committee On Conservation Of Meat And Grain Urges Voluntary Rationing

Committee Confines Inttial Efforts to General Plen to Bot Loss Wheat Products, Meat, Poultry and Eggs. — Group May Urge Distilling Companies to Cut Down on Its. Grain Consumption.

Citizens' Group Voices Plea for Eating Less Wheat Products, Meat   ‘Specialty’ Days Ruled Out as of Doubtful Value; Administration Leaders To Make Public Appeal by Radio Sunday Night

COLLAPSE OF BIG 4 PARLEY MAY BE NEAR   Crucial Session of Foreign Ministers to Determine Future Course.

Western Powers Hold Last-Minute  Talk on Germany   Outcome May Decide Fate of Sixth Bis-4 Conference on Subject

Conference on Brink of Collapse Over Russian Demands on Reich; Fateful Decision Expected Today

Peace Plans In Peril In  New Crisis   Molotov Must Bock Down Or Talks Will End

HOLY LAND HAS BLOODY HOLIDAY   Bitter Fighting Breaks Out At Haifa On Christmas

Schoo! Transportation Squabble May Flare   Kansas Senate Withholds Approval to House Amendment<« on Rilt

GOP Heads Study Foreign Aid With  Eye on Lower Tay   Congressmen Hope to Hold Marshall Plan Within Safe Bounds

Police Officer And Bandit Are Shot And Killer   Baltimore Patrolman Slain And Bandit Suspect Is Later Shot Down By Police

MOTHER IS SURE AMELIA IS DEAD   Believes Famed Aviatrix Was Captured by Japs

U.S. STRESSES ECONOMIC AIM OF GREEK AlD   Senate Leader Sees Early Agreement On Measure

Greek-Turk Aid Billls Explained   Measure Is Not Designated To Declare War

SIX MORE INDICTED IN K. C. INQUIRY   U. &S Grand Jury Probing Vote Frauds Returns Two Additional True Bills.

U.N. Session Slates Action On Palestine  April 28 Meeting Called Clucial Test

ON PALESTINE SET APRIL 28   Call Is Issued After 29 Nations Approve Special Session

UN. - Moves-Into Most Crucial Period - With Momentous Issues of Holy Land

Lie Calls U. N To Convene On Palestine   Sets Special ‘Session: InN. Y. April 28; °~ New Site Dediented ©

Palestine to Go Before U! On April 28   Special Session Is Called to Consider Holy Land Issue

Korean Denies Aid Promised   Independence Leader Says Truman Made . No Pledges

 RUSSIA WIL NOT ACCEPT U. 8 RESOLUTION CALLING  FOR BORDER GROUP, GROMYKO SAYS

Balkan Border Issue Pressed For UN Vote   Commission Plan Pushed by U. S&S. as ‘Debate Nears End

UNION CALLS FOR EMERGENCY SESSION OF AFL   Ladies Garment Workers Seel Political Action Program for 1948

2.500 Off Jobs in Athens Region;  Union Chieftains Blast Leoislation

TAX PAYMENT DUE BEFORE OCTOBER 1   Last Half of Taxes Due in 1947 Must Be Paid Now to Avoid Penalty on Oct. 1.

U. S. Relations With Bulgaria Re-established   But Re-emphasizes Dislike of Regime Dominated by Reds

U.S. Will Send Envoy To Softa  Will Re-Establish Diplomatic Relations

United States To Recognize Bulgar Regime  But Still Dislikes  ee

Recognition Extended to Bulgaria   U.S. Makes Pletin She Dislikes Present Regime

: Disapproval Of Government Expressed U.S. Relations With Bulgaria  Resume; Ex-Foe Recognized

BULGARIA AGAIN RECOGNIZED BY UNITED STATES   Diplomatic Relations Renewed In Spite Of  Tica ve taetaen's ft 1

U. S., BULGARIA BEGIN RELATIONS   Diplomatic Ties Resumed With Ex-Enemy Nation; Heath Named Minister

RENEW BULGAR U. §. RELATIONS   Russ-Dominated Bulgarian Government Disliked By U. S. Officials

Chances Fade  For Austrian Peace Treaty   German Experts Set To Leave Moscow as Reich Pact Hepeless

Experts Abandon Hope for Austrian Treaty at Moscow   Some Delegates Prepare to Leave Russian Capital

U.S. Secretary Issues Charge At Peace Mee   Reds Clash With Westerr *Powers Over Austrian Treaty

Big Four Powers Fail to Agree on per ian Treaty        Russians in Dissent on Handling of 500,000 Displaced Persons

AUSTRIAN PEACE PAGT GIVEN UP   Russia Blocks ....... Ministers Get Ready To Go Home

HOPES FADE ON SALVAGING THE AUSTRIAN PACT   Delegations Preparing To Leave Deadlocked Moscow Meeting

HOPES FADE AT MOSCOW Big Four Agreement On Treaty For Austria Blocked By. Reds

Delegates Are Deadlocked On Austrian Peace Treaty   German Experts Prepare To- Leave for Berlin’ As Hope of Salvaging Pact From Moscow Conference Fades

Austrian Peace Pact Chances Seem Fading  Abandon Hope Of EFuether Pranrece   Abandon Hope Of Further Progress On German Treaty

FOR AUSTRIAN PEACE TREATY   Big Four in Deadlock On Major Problem; Parley Near End

Stalemated Meet Near Break-Up  a aenene ea  Austrian Treaty Hopes Are Faint

BIG 4 DEADLOCK REDUCES HOPE FOR AUSTRIAN TREATY   Problem of Handling 500,000 Displaced Persons in Country Leads to U., S-Soviet Clash.   GERMAN EXPERTS PREPARE TO LEAVE   Special Train Will Be Ready in Moscow Tuesday to Return British Delegation to London.

Reece Scores ‘Double Talk’ On GI Bends   Says Administration And Democrats  ‘Work Both Sides’

Great Dreadnaught — ~ New Mexico Not in Range of Fireboats   One-time Battleship vat .- Large on. Atlantic for: -- Time During Night.”

Taken in Tow by Two Tug Crews, Given New Name  New Mexico Center  Of a Controversy

Planes Relocate Lost Battleship   Enroute To “Water Pistol” Fight, Old Boat Goes Adrift

New Mexico Lost, Found By Tugboats   - Meanwhile Newark - Fireboats All Set To. Stop Battleship

SENSATIONAL MAGAZINE FOR SPORTS FANS OFFERED WITH ARLINGTON NEWS

Cold, Snow In-Mounfains   Rockies and Parts of Plains States Feel Wintry Weother, Snowfath

Far West Hit by Cold and Heavy Snow   Temperatures Dip to Near Zero in Montana

COLD WEATHE GRIPS ROCKIES   Montana, Idaho and Wyoming Report Near-Zero Readings—Heavy Snow

Near Zero, Heavy Snow In West   But Washington County Has Thunderstorm Last Night.

\Near-Zero ‘Temperature In Montana   Five To Eight Inches Of Snow In West And Midwest; Freezing In Upper Mississippi Valley

NEAR ZERO IN THREE STATES   Mercury Tumbles in Idaho, Wyoming, Montana

Cold, Snow In Mountains   Rockies amd Parts of Piains Stotes Feel Wintry Weather, Snowfells

DECISION MAY FREE CONVICTS   Judge Says It May Liberate Nearly All Michigan Criminals

Court's Ruling Alarms Governol  ' Detroit Jurist Quashes Indictment

Lifer Decision Appeal Orderec   Michigan Verdict May Empty Prisons

JUDGE'S DECISION TO STATE SUPREME —— BOURT TODAY   Appeal of Ruling Quashing Information Against a Life Termer,   ORDER BY GOV. SIGLER      Decision Might Free Crimi nals Now Serving Time In Michigan,

FEARS RUL MAY OPEN ALL PRISON DOORS   Michigan's Governor tc Seek Appeal From Judge's Action

FOOD PRICES: AT NEW HIGH   Dun & Bradstreet Reveals Another Record

WHOLESALE FOOD PRICES AT NEW HIGH   Dun-Bradstreet Index Jumps 7 Cents in a Week

Effort To Speed Action on Bean's Tax Law Beaten   ‘Time To Raise Money Or Quit Spending It,’ Legislature Ils Warned

Sponsor Says Assess Taxes Or Economize   Clearer Picture Of Fund Needs Expected Soon

State Tax Forces Get Setback   Bean's Request Qn Resources Bill Slapped Down

Latin-Americans Revolt Against U. $. Leadership   Back Aranha for President as UN Session Opens

General Assembly Ends 30 Minutes Affer Conveneing   UN President's Job Now Biggest Issue Facing World Counci

Opening Session Clouded by New Balkan Dispute   Palestine Problem And Veto Issue May Also Cause Further Trouble

MEXICAN PRESIDENT ALEMAN TO BECOME THIRD TO VISIT U. S. IN TOUR WHICH WILL BECIN TUESDAY

VIOLENCE BREAKS QUT IN PALESTIN   Two Arabs Killed, Rail Stafion Blasted

PLANE SPANS U 9. IN RECORD TIME    PAUL MANTZ SETS MARK OF  6 HOURS, 7 MINUTES, FOR ONE-ENGINE SHIPS.

Royal Crush Bob Hope Jars Queen’s Tiara  With Gags: King Cracks Back

Accused Of Abusing Prisoner... . Patrolmen Resign And Face Charges

Two Tulsa County Residents Killed   Two Others Seriously Injured in Road Collision

‘Gentleman’ Crooks Rob 11 In Fashionable West-End Allentown Home

SUAVE HOLDUP NETS $175,000   Gentlemen Thieves Rok 11 Persons: Ransack Fashionable Home

MAIER FUNERAL ~ HELD ON SUNDAY   Longtime “Plymouth Co - Resident Passed Away ~ - - Here May 16th —

MAIER FUNERAL HELD ON SUNDAY   Longtime “Plymouth Co. - Resident Passed Away © Here May 16th

Building Costs Can Be Reduced, roley Declares  Anneais To Bus'ness And Labor For Action

Foley Declares Housing Costs “Can Be Reduced”   If Prices Continue High, Resistance by Public Is Forecast

‘Purely Republican’ Fight on Truman is Sen. Taft’s Desire   Ohio. Senator Believes Time Has Come to Re-turn’ to.2 Parties

Taft Calls On GOP To Fight Truman   Union Hits Scope Of Anti-Red Ruling

TAFT CALLS FOR FIGHT AGAINST ADMINISTRATION   Ohio Senator Urges Return of Two-Party System in Los Angeles

Senator Taft Wants Purely Republican Fight fer 1948   Dewey Is Favored In Massachusetts

TAFT FOR ‘PURE’ 6.0, P. STAND   Strict Two-Party Battle Is Advocated

‘No Contract, No Work’ Sieel Strike Portents Loom: Deadline Nears

Rising Fear Of Steel Strike   No Progress Toward - Solving Differences After Three Months Of Pact Negotiations

Preparing For Strike ‘On April 30   ‘No Contract, No Worl’ Stickers Being Displayed By Steel Workers

New Portent Of Shutdown In Big Steel Is Disclosed   United Steelworkers Bring Out Stickers With Miners’ Slogan

PORTENT SEEN OF STEEL STRIKE   Question Of Work Stoppage Looms In Industry

Signs Portend Steel Strike?   No Contract, No Work Stickers on Autos

Steelmen Use Slogan From  Miners’ Bool:   Stickers Proclaiming “No Contract-No Work” Appear On Antos Belonging to Workers

STEEL WORKERS MAY QUIT JOBS   Another Strike Seen April 30 As Union Lists 14 Mere Demands

Portent of Possible Steel Walkout Seen   “No Contract--No Work” Stickers Appear on Cars - OF Steel Workers

Steel Strike Is Now Possibility   Present Contract Expires On April 30

HINT POSSIBLE STEEL STRIKE   ‘No Contract, No Work Stickers Appearing

Steel Strike Portent Seen   “No Contract, No Work Signs Appear on Cars Of Steel Workers

Steel Strike Looming For  End Of Month   Workers Seek  New Contract

Stickers Warn Of Steel Strike   “No Contract—No Work’ Seals Are Beginning Te Appear.

STEEL WALKOUT IS SEEN AHEAD   “No Contract, No Work” Theme Reing Developed Among Steel Workers, Indicating Major Steel Sirjike After Anril 20

Krug Lied, Lewis Tells Committee   Hawkes Raps Greek-Turkish Aid Proposal!   Steelworkers Steal Line from Coal Miners

AUTO STICKERS PORTEND STEEL STRIKE APRIL 30   STEELWORKERS’ SEALS READ, ‘NO CONTRACT, NO WORK’ THEREAFTER

MAJOR STEEL STRIKE AFTER APRIL 30 SEEN   No, Contract; 1 No Work Stickers ‘Appear. On Workers’ Cars   NO OFFICIAL 0X   Unlikely ‘Negotiators Will Be=Able To Break Impasse =

Stickers Hint At Steel Strike   Industry Fears Strike Will Come At Expiration of Contract

035.000 March In Colorful Legion Parade IRirh Some 750,000 Watching clone Lire

Legion Comrade: Parade Up Fifth Avenue Today  Estimate 750,000 Wotching Event

[HURRICANES KILL MORE PERSONS, CAUSE MORE DAMAGE THAN MOST ‘STORMS BECAUSE OF VAST SIZE

GIRL SCOUTS HERE PLAN OBSERVANCE   ‘Week’ to Be Marked with Special Program; Tea to Be Held.

Girl Scouts of Seymour to Join in Honoring Founder--Plan Full Program

SOLDIER BONUS 1S URGED BY HERBERT   Governor Says Says Checks Will . Not be Immediate Even lf Voters Approve

50 DETECTIVES SEEK MURDERER   Manhunt On In New York For Killer Who Giggled As He Took Life Of 15Year-Old Girl.

Giggling Slayer Widely Sought   Chuckling Burgiar Beat To Death 15-YearOld Girl

Search Is Pushed For Plane In Virginia   Police Rushed To Area; Rumors Of Wreckaae Being Found Are Denied

SEARCH MADE FOR BIG. SHIP IN VIRGINIA   Crews Comb Hills—Plane Hours Overdue in Washington on Flight From Chicago.   FLASH LN SKIES REPORTED SEEN   Officers Are Unable te Verify Story That Wreckage of Craft Has Been Located.

GOVERNOR SIGNS 162 NEW LAWS   PROVIDE SCHOOL AID AND TIGHTEN RULES FOR MINERS SAFETY

Royal Couple Says “I Do” As Millions Cheer; Chile hood Sweethearts Flee Throngs For Honeymoon In Country Village

Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip Are Wed Amid Glittering Pageantry

Royal Couple ‘Speeds Away  + From London   Million Britons Acclaim Newlyweds

Ki.        NG NAMES PHILIP PRINCE -AS WEDDING PRESENT   Royal Wedding Conducted In Impressive Array Of Pageantry As Thousands Cheer Happy Couple

Prince And Princess Childhood Sweethearts Are Married Amid Pageantry, Medieval Splendor   Millions Listen As Radiant Elizabeth And Her Handsome Prince Take Vows

Elizabeth, Philip Reach Honeymoon Spot. “After Exchanging Vows in Royal Wedding

ELIZABETH WEDS: LT. MOUNTBATTEN AT WESTMINSTER   Three Thousand, Including Kings, Nobles, Statesmen and Commoners Witness Ceremony.   MILLION BRITONS OUTSIDE ABBEY CHEER   Conple Leave London for Romsey Where They Will Begin Honeymoon on 200-Year-Old Estate.

All England Hails Union With Phillip   Couple Reach Honey moon Lodge Last Night Alone At Last

Royal Newlyweds Start On Honeymoor   Leave London Pomp Behind For Quiet Village: Philio Made Prince

Million Cheer As Prince And Princess Wed   Childhood Swee Sweethearts - Speed To. Honeymoon “In Romsey.

Million Cheer As Elizabeth.  Prince Married   Couple Speeds Off To Honeymoon in Village of Romsey

Million Britons Cheer Procession:  World Audience Hears Broadeast

Princess, ] iridegroom scape to [loneymoon After Brilliant Rites

ARMY PLANE FEARED LOST   SEARCH UNDERWAY FOF TRANSPORT BELIEVED IN MOUNTAINS. NEAR DENVER

Decision Studied  in Driving Case Mrs. Roosevelt's License at Stake

‘SCHOOL-DOG’ GRADUATES Schoolboy, Failing To Get Diploma, Shoots Self

Program for Memorial Day Rites Given   Freer Biftinger Dies Unexpectedly   Sacasa Is Named Nicaraguan Head   Continue Search for Assailant of Child   Youth, Denied Diploma, Shoots Himself

Dog Receives Diploma At School; Boy Fails And Tries To Kill Self

Order of UN Is Failure, Dutch Claim   Sikhs Wage War Of Extermination   Village Has Two Fire Chiefs But No Fire Truck   Egyptians Hurl Defiance af U.S.   WCTU Head Says Groceries Selling Beer Are Saloons

Legislation to Broaden Municipal Tax Powers Near Final House Vote

te ts 2c]     United States Pauses to Honor Memory of Abraham Lincoln

U.S, SUPREME COURT DELAYS LEWIS RULING   Contempt Case Mas Be Decided by Mareh 21

PARTY CHIEFS AGAIN WARNED OF VETO RISK   House Conferees May *Yield to Senate Pressure

Compromise Labor Bill Is Indicated   Ellender Thinks Truman Will Sign Act Approaching Senate Version

Pat M. Neff Resigns Post as Baylor President   Fifteen Year Tenure to End December 31

Hurricane Leaves More Than 2000 Homeless in Florida ©   Storm Centers et Sea After Lashing Miami——Floods Threaten

Storm Roars Over Miami   Widespread Flood Hazard - Developed In Area Result Of Storm

Catibbean Disturbance Roars Over Thickly Populated Section Sunday — Two Persona are Dead and 2,000 Left Homeless — Widespread Area is Flooded,

FLORIDA STORM TAKES 2 LIVES   2,000 Reported «Homeless; Property, Damage Heavy In ‘Freak’ Gale

Geese Cause Damage to Big Airliner   More Bloodshed la Holy Land

MILL OPERATORS ARE HANGED   Twenty-Two Former Nazis Paid For  Heinous Crimes This Morning.

Starvation For’ Europe’s Millions Seen In Proposal   Eisenhower, MacArthur, Spaatz Advise Patterson Of Alarm; Treaty-Writing Reported Periled

KEY GENERALS WARN NATION OF DISASTER   Proposed Reduction Called Hindrance To Marshall

Ul 8, PROTEST _ “s REJECTED   BRITAIN AND U. 8. MAY TAKE  “PUA ECECITUN ISSUE  ~~~ BEFORE UNITED -NAs ' - TIONS -

URGE FURTHER STUDY OF PLAN TO SET UP ORGANIZA-  TION OF WORLD POLICE,

SOVIETS WANT WORLD POLICE CASE STUDIED   Russians Also Warn U.N Vote On Proposal May Bring Red Veto

Head Of World Bank Questions Loan Efficacy  McCloy Rules Out "Stop-Gapn’’ Credit

Americans Question If Loans Answer to Europe’s Problems,  World Bank President Says

Head Of World Bank Not Sold On DollarLoan   Solution Appears Near In Britain's Coal Strike

W orld. Bank President Shuts Door on Stopgap Loans to Help Europe

World Bank President Sounds Warning Nofe on Dollar Loans to Aid Europe

DOLLAR LOANS ONLY STOPGAP FOR ENGLAND   WORLD BANK CHIEF SAYS MONEY IS NOT SOLUTION

;RECORD NUMBER OF FISHERMEN _ ‘EXPECTED TO GO AFTER TROUT; SEASON TO OPEN NEXT THURSDAY

Impatient Anglers Will Find More Fish, More Fishermen, High, Muddy Streams

Middle East Oi Of World impor   Control of Large Arabian Fields Has Military Significance

Mid-East Oil Big Reason U.S. Must Aid Areas   AMERICAN INTEREST IN GREECE AND TURKEY IS KEEN

15 Dead, 422 Hurt in Blast Of Freighter   Nine Killed in Crash of Bomber   Farmer Is Crushed

China Sends Stiff. Protest to Moscow Over Border Clash   Views Mongolian Attack In Sinkiang With ‘Deep Concern

China Protests Attack By Mongols To Russia   Four Planes Bearing Soviet Markings Reported Em.  ployed In Border Attack Which Occurred June 5; At  taek Is Reprisal For Earlier Clash With Chinese

China and Soviet In Diplomatic Row   Protest Result cf Minor Border Incident

Strike Costing Steel for 8,000 Autos Fach Day  e@ Hend Sav   Carnegie Head ‘Say: Lost Steel Would Build 12.000 Homes

BUFFALO SCHOOLS REOPEN; TEACHERS CALL OFF STRIKE   ‘Mayor Pledges Pay Boost #f . State Authorizes New local Tavec

Delegates Bluntly Refuse Information On What Russia Will Contribute

Russia Refuses To List Police Force Figure   Will Not Give Data On Contribution Or Over-All Number

Everybody Nuts’ in Virginia Town [Ac Snake Worshipers Demonstrate

SNAKE CULTISTS' PRAY, CHANT AROUND JAIL   Protest. Sentencing: of Six For Handling  “Onglace =   BECOME. NOISY   Claim They Will Keep . Up Disturbance Thirty Daves

Striking Phone Workers Vote On Wage Offer  State Guild Hopes To Have Results Cyt Rallate Taniah?

‘Search for Man Who Set Fire to Oklahoma  'RBase Camnoany Carano

Hisler Target Of Egg Tossing By Collegians      Communist ‘Lender: Depart: From Michigan. After Near Riot; Police  Arrest Youths

A New Theory On Alcoholism Is Propounded   Doctor Says ‘Chronic Drunks’ Made That Way Physically

State University System Lists 7,500 Enrollment  Larger Institutions Indicate Declines, Small Schools Gain

Last Curley Plea Denied by Court   Boston Mayor Tcld He  Must Serve Jail Sentence

FOREIGN RELIEF MAY DETERMINE BUDGET ACTION   Present Estimates May Be Changed By Role Abroad

GOP May Seek To Defer Final Action on Budaet in View of U. S. Policy Changes

Twister Hits Four Towns In Texas Before Leveling 100 Blocks of Okla homa Border Town.

Property Damage May Exceed Million Dollars; Rescue Work Underway

Tanned Truman Returns Today   President Leaving Florida This Morning After 5Day Vacation.

PRESIDENT BACK IN WASHINGTON   Sunbathing, Swimming Tan Truman During Five-Day Rest

Truman Sets Out By Air For Capital   President Finishes Vacation In Seuth

President Refurns Tanned, Refreshed After Florida Trip   Witt Complete Work on Message Calling far Lang. Renge Europe Aidt

Truman En Route To Washington  Five-Day Florida ~ “reation Is Ended ‘

WASHINGTON, Dec, 8—\)— Prqesident Truman returned to the capital today after a fiveday vacation tn Florida,

: e *  Traman Flying From Florida To Washington   . te. Ends Brief Vacation, Will  Deliver Message To Con : gress On European.  — Aid, Program

BIG AIRLINER FORCED DOWN ‘AT NEW YORK   11 Persons Missing As Army Plane Cracks Up

FARMER SOUGHT FOR SHOOTINGS IS FOUND DEAD   ESTRANGED WIFE IS FIRST VICTIM AT SHELBYVILLE RINK

Young Farmer Slays Wife, Father Wounds 2 Others, Then Kills Self

Wwhiid Bridge olain  Husband, Sought In Roller Rink Slaying. Found Dead

Estranged Husband Goes Berserk; Twa  Die by His Gunfire   Slayer Then Apparently Commits Suicide at  Shelbyville Home

Way Open For Formal Signing Of Peace Pacts   RUSSIA AGREES TO END “WAR” WITH AXIS NATIONS

Action Brings in Sight Forma! End of War With Italy, Bulgaria, Komania, Hungary and Finland.     PSI et eer RRS. HSS ge   OCCUPATION FORCES WILL BE REDUCED   Defeated Nations Deprived of Much Territory and Large Part of Their Defense Forces.

Formal Ending Of Hostilities Now in Sight   German, Austrian and Japanese Peace Terms Still To Be Decided

Moscow Radio Announces Surprise Move   Action Clears Way For Normal End Of Hostilities For Five Axis Satellites

Clears Way for Ending Hostilities With Ttaly, Bulgaria, Finland Hungary, Romania Other Treaties ,  an ne Ww. . WHF . gg   Reaction In: Most European - Capitals ' One of Relief: ,

TREATIES ARE RATIFIED BY SOVIET UNION   Formal Peace Comes To Italy, Bulgaria, Romania. Finland

SOVIETS. RATIFY PEACE TREATIES   Pacts with Five Axis Satellites Are Approved

Way Cleared For Formal  End of War   Treaties With Five Axis Satellites Ratified by Soviet Union; Europeans Express Relief

OFFICIAL PACTS TO BE DELIVEREL IN NEAR FUTURE   Soviet Move Extends Action by Major Powers Against Nazi Partners

Russia Puts  Formal 0. K. On 5 Treaties  Gains $900,000,000 From Axis Nations; ON

Soviets Ratify Treaties With Five Enemies   Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Finland And Italy Included

Reds Ratify 5 Peace Pacts   Treaties with Japan, Germany and Austria  Still to Be Ratified

Path Cleared For End of Hostilities   Action Is Completed Now for Making Peace Pacts Valid

Signs Treaties With Five Axis Satellites   Clears Way For Formal Ending Of War For Bulgaria, Finland, Hungary, Italy, Romania

Complete Big Power Action on Treaties With Five Minor Axis Satellites

Russia Ratifies Treaties With 5 Allied Nations   Action Taken to Permit Easier Membership in - United Nations

RUSSIA ACTS IO RATIFY RIVE PAGTS   Hostilities End With Filing of  Peace Documents

Soviets Ratify Treaties of 5 Axis Powers   Format End of Hostilitiee Awaits Deposit of Pacts Jn Moscow. Paris

ACTION COME MONTHS AFTER QTHERS SIGNED   Partial Withdrawal Of Troops Is Provided By Peace Pacts

SOVIETS RATIFY PEACE TREATIES   Russia Stands to Gain Huge Reparations.

Russian. Treaty Signing Affects Five Satellites:  Three Pacts Still’ Are to Be Drafted -

Reds Pass On  Five Treaties     Hostilities To Be Over For Finland, Italy, Three Others

RUSSIA GRANTS  FINAL APPROVAL:  TO PEACE PACTS IS LAST NATION TO  SIGN TREATIES FOR SATELLITE POWERS

Russia Ratifies Peace Pacts Witl 5 Axis Satellites  Last Big Power To Take Action

Allies Legally Sull Fighting Japs, Nazis   Soviet Action Felt Clearing a Path  To U. N. Admission Of Three Satellites

Russia  Ratifies  Treaties Takes. Action On  Pacts Signed In Paris In Feb.

Hostilities Over Formally for Five Satellite Countries      Russ Ratify Treaties foi  Five Nations in Euro pean Zone

SOVIETS RATIFY TREATIES WITH AVIS 182 NERS   “ormal E Again: Gerr

Russia Last To Okay Treaties Signed At Paris In February   Clears Way for Formal Ending of Hostilities For Italy, Finland, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary

PACTS COVER NAZI GERMANY WAR PUPPETS   CAPITALS RELIEVED BY FORMAL ENDING OF HOSTILITIES

Ratifies Satellite Treaties   JRussia’s Long Delayed “Approval Ends First — ‘Phase of Peace . Job;  Qea Raaann far Pt ad

Soviet Radio Announces Signing Of Peace Pacts   Treaties With Italy, Hungary, Romania, Bulgoria and Finland Ratified—Troops To s ‘Be Withdrawn 5

Russia Ratifies Peace Treaties With 5 Asis Satellites; Clears Wav To End State Of Hostilit

Russia Ratifies Peace Treaties With Axis Aides   Stands to Gain 900 Millions  In Reparations

Five Countries Are Cleared By Soviet Signing   Peace Treaties Given Ratification; Russia Due  To Gain.

FIVE TREATIES CLEAR WAY FOR FORMAL PEACE   Soviet Unexpectedly Announces Ratification Of Peace Pacts With Bulgaria, Finland, Hungary, Italy, And Romania; Big Reparations.

Romania, Finland Bulgaria, fiaty, Hungary, Sioned   Hostilities End Formally As Reds Suddenly Ratify

‘Move Clears Way for Peace  With Bulgaria, Finland,   Hungary, Italy and   Romania.  i   RUSSIA LAST NATION TO RATIFY TREATY

Announcement Made by Red Radio Friday   Pacts for Germany, Austria, Japan Still To Be Drafted

Russ Rafity Five Paris Peace Pacts   Hostilities With Bulgaria Finland, Hungary, Italy And Romania at End

SOVIETS LAST TO APPROVE OF PACTS   Austria, Germany, Japan Still To Be Considered   For End Of War State With Finland, Italy, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria

PEACE TREATIES RATIFIED WITH ENEMY NATIONS   Russia Completes Action On Italy And Four Other Nazi Allies   OCCUPATION TROOPS MUST BE WITHDRAWN

Move Completes Action by Four Big Powers On Pacts Submitted For Romania Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary, Finland

Reds’ Approval Of PeaceP acts Proves Relief   Unexpecied Ratification Of Treaties With Axis Na  tions Due To End Hostilities

RUSSIA RATIFIES PEACE TREATIES WITH 5 POWERS   Moscow Press Hails Move Major Step Toward Eurenean Accor!

Russia Ratifies Treaties With Five Countries   Formal End Of Hostilities With These Matton In Sicht

Assembly Kills Bill Banning Beer to Youths   (Other Legislative Stortes on Paces 8 and 12)

Police Guard Hospital In New Orleans Following Fi ie On Priests Life

Fil Your Vocant Corner   Action On County School Bond Issue Delayed By Court

Only 18 Magistrates At Special Session Action On County School Bone Delayed For Lack Of Quorum

Requests Congress Aet ‘To Permit Compromise Of Portal Pay Claims   Pe. MARVIN I. ARROWSMITH

Portal-Claims Deal Proposed   Law to Permit Compromise Urced on Concresa

Compromise Permission Ts Sought Of Congress   Royall.Says Claims Could Cost ‘The Army Alone 500 Millions; Legislation Wanted

‘Quit 14-Year Pastorate Rather Than Condone Gift From Club=Has New Job

) FACE CHARGE IN SUGAR PROBE   Huge West Virginia Ring Cracked By Agents

Public Health _. Nurse to Begin _ Canvass Nov.'10   Home Visits She Will Make - Are First Phase of ThreePart Program

County Nurse Will Conduct — Health Survey   To Examine Persons Exposed to Tuberculosis

UNIONS SLAPPED DOWN BY NLRB   Non - Communist Oath Dissenters Barred From Bargaining

Non-Complying Unions Denied  Use of Ballot  NLRB Rules Against   NERB Rules Against CIO Unit Seeking Bargaining Election

NLRB Deision Ruling Backs Up New Laws   GHicers Must Take NeeRed Cath or Union Can't Get on Bargaining Balto:

UNIONS DENIED BALLOT PLACE   Will Be Kept Off Bargain  ing Ticket If Oath Not Taken

Labor Rebels Lose Ground   NLRB Rules Unions Ignoring Non-Red Oath Can’t Get On Bargaining Election Ballot

Board Rejects’ Union Election  Under New Act   GIO. Loses Plea Because Officers Have Refused ..To Sign Non-Red - Oath Required.

Labor Board Knocks Another Prop From Under Unions That Failed To Take Oath

ENDS RATIONING OF FOOD, GOODS UNDER DECREE   New Currency To Be Issued Tuesday; Price Control Fixed Over Articles

Will Issue New Currency... .  Russians Make Move To Check Inflation

Russia To Issue New Currency In Move To Check Inflation; Also End Rationing Of Food, Industrial Goods

Russia Devaliies Ruble, _ Abandons Rationing in — oht Avoainst Tnflatiar

New Red Currency Ready; Rations End   Under Soviet Anti-Inflation Drive, Rubles Will Be Exchanged at Banks at Rate of 10 Old Rubles for One New Ruble.

Stalin’s Decree Devalues Ruble   Moscow Seeks to Check Inflation With New  Currency; Announces End of Rationing.

Soviets Admit nflation Has Struck Nation   Rationing To Be Abolish. ed In Effort, To End Speculotion

Russians Abandon Rationing of Food  New Currency Also Will Be Issued

Stalin Orders Rationing Halt, Ruble Revalued   Soviet Government Takes Action Against Inflation; Wages Not Afttected In Move

REDS TO ISSUE NEW CURRENCY TO FIGHT PRIGES   Anti-Inflation Program Starts Tuesday; Ends Food Rationing

Ruble Revalued, Rationing Ended By Stalin Order   Admit Russian Economy Is Hit Rv Inflation

Russia. Issues. New Cu urrency  To C heck Inflation ‘And Ends  «Rationing; F ood Prices. Cut.   . Russians Jubilant. At End of Rationing And Lower’ Prices. 

Devalue Soviet.  Ruble    Russia Issues New Currency in Effort To Curb Inflation; Also Ends Rationing

Soviet Union To Issue New Currency   End of Rationing Part of Move to Check Inflation &

Soviets Issue ‘New Currency   One Ruble for Ten is Ordered; Drop Ration Controls

Stalin Slashes Currency Value   Russians Will Get One Ruble For Ten

Russia Issues New Currency to Check Inflation   Ratiening Abandoned in Move to Steady Nation's Economy

Stalin Announces Measures As Move i ™ 8 ™ eo .  To Curb Inflation In Soviet Union

Russia Moves to Check Inflation  Devalues Ruble and Ends Rationing

Russia To. Issue New  Currency  Rationing Will End Tuesday;  Curbing Inflatior

Currency Exchange « Is Tuesday   Ratio Of 1 To 10 Set; Profiteers Are Soviet Target  at

Decree Orders Ending of All  Food Rationing   Ruble Devalued at 10 For One: Speculators And Profiteers Are Hit

Soviet Issues New Currency   New Rubles For Old As Inflation Check

DEVALUATION ORDER GIVEN BY RUSSIA   Moscow Would Halt Spree of Buying Which Now Prevails

Russia Revalues Ruble ‘1 For 10"  Move Is Designed To Check Inflation

ORDER SHRINKS TRADE-IN VALUE OF SOVIET RUBLE   Stalin Signs Measure As Government Admits

Soviets Issue New Currency in Battle  To Check Inflation   Ruble to Be Exchanged at Rate of Ten for One Under Plan to Fight Inflation, Speculators; Rationing of All Foods Is Abolished

TO ASSIST TOM CLARK   Peyton Ford Has Been Nominated By President Trumar

Ball Players in Accident at Chicago   Train On B. & O. Hits Switch Engine, Injuring 25, None Seriously

Ninety-Nine Injured In Train Collision      Several Big League Base. boll Stars Are Hurt in Wreck

PLAYERS IN A WRECK   Baltimore & Vhie Train Crashes Into Switch Engine

100 INJURED AS TRAINS COLLIDE   ALL-STAR PLAYERS ABOARD PASSENGER INVOLVED IN CRASH

WRECK SHAKES UP 225 ON B&L   About 25 Slightly Hurt As Diesel And Switch Engine Collide

99 Persons Huri jas Trains  Meet in Illinois   Several Big League Baseball Stars Included on List

Chariton: Gas Supply Cut Off  6,000 Residents ' Having Tough Time

VETERAN'S-SIGHT.RESTORED AS RESULT OF EXPLOSION   PURPLE HEART VETERAN _ FINDS HE IS NO LONGER BLINDAFTER -BLAST --

16 Nations Require Fund of $15 Billion   War-Staggered Countries Outside Soviet Sphere Reply to Marshall Aid Program

SIXTEEN COUNTRIES SFEK 16 BILLIONS FOR RELIEF TASKS   Blueprint of Needs Is Submitted as Asked by Secretary Marshall; Conference Held.

Nations List Their Needs   United States Will Furnish Nearly Sixteen Billion Dollars of Outlay of $22,440,000,000. 

Prosecutor’s Prett v Wite Kaills His FatherDuring Row      Former Colonel. Called Home, Says Mate Apparently Shot Elder Man In A Frenzy Of Fear After An Argument Over Treatment Of A Favorite Horse

Reds Release Three U. 5. Soldiers   Americans Unharmed: Not Subjected to Close Questioning

GI's Held by Reds Are Released Soviet Troops Fed,  Dressed Poorly, ee ee eee ee

Russians Release Three U.S: Soldiers From Korean Zone   GI's Held 12 Bays After Walking Over American-Soviet Division Morker

Russians Free Three Yanks After 12 Days   Guarded Closely, Not Searched—But Russian Soldier Diet Wes Awful

aE Smoke Screen Seen:  Yanks Released By Reds In Korea ‘Say They Were Kept Under Guard   Americon General Warns Russians On Propacande

Released.   Three UV. Ss. Soldiers Are Released Unharmed by the Russians

Yanks Released After 12 Days With Russians  Soviets Questioned Them, But Didn’t Search Pockets Or Examine Any Papers

Army Trio Is Returned to Seoul  SOVIETS RELEASE DETAINED G. I.’S

Soldiers Describe Detention In Soviet Zone  Americans Constantly Guarded, But Not Quizzed Closely

Three American Soldiers Anxious To Get Back To GI Chow; Held For 12 Days In Soviet Zone Of Korea

Three U.S. Soldiers, Held 12 Days By Russians, Released Unharmed

Yanks Released By Russians Tell Story in Seoul   Guarded Constantly, But Not Subjected to Grilling, They Report

GI's Held by Reds Near Korean Border Relate Experience:   Were Not Sul Subjected. to Questioning; Disliked Soviet Diet

Russians  Release   Yanks   GI’s Held In Korea Report They Were Not ’ Harmed, Searched, Nor ; Questioned Closely

Detained Twelve Days In Soviet Zone Of Korea .   Accompanied Constantly By Guards With Tommyguns; Not Questioned Closely

Russ Questioning Light But Guarding Close, Say Three Released Soldiers

12 DAYS DETENTIO   Were Guarded by Tommy. Guns  ‘But Were Not Subjected -

Russians Free 3 U.S. Soldiers   Not Subjected to Close Questioning—  Detest Red Food

American GI's Released By Reds In Korea   TRIO HELD BY RUSSIANS FOR SEVERAL DAYS. ARE FREED

Yanks Released By Russians Return To  Seoul To Tell Story   Not Subjected To Close Questioning, Trio Reports

Men Unharmed Tel Of Soviet Treatment In Northern Korea   Demarkation by Mistake Aug. 12 Misake Aug. 12

Guards With Tommyguns Kept Close   Unharmed After Detention By Russians In Korea.

CURLEY PLANS — TO KEEP JOB   BOSTON MAYOR SAYS HE WILL RETAIN POST IF HE FINISHES TERM IN  JAIL “

Solon Demand: Economic Acts  Against Reds  Member of Foreign Affairs Committee Asks Retaliation

U. 5. Snubs Soviet Plan That “Big 4” Write Jap Treaty  Nagy Urges Balkans To Fiaht Communism

Request Deemed Protection For : Bad Crop Years   Instalment Controls Program Is Blasted

Purchase Plan Aimed AtStemming Inflation  A eettnativen Semnnlenn Alen Vieewne   Agriculture Speaker Also Urges Authority for Rationine. Ceilings

Would Be Used If Harvest Poor, Committee Told   Plan Seeks to Curb Prices and Back Up Europe Aid Proaram

Power to Purchase Entire Farm Crop In Emergency Periods Sought bv JJ. S.

Ask Emergency Power to Buy Up Farm Crops; To Help Curb Inflation

GOVERNMENT ASKS EMERGENCY POWER TO BUY UP ALL CARAN CROPS WHEN BAD CROPS THREATEN

Government Seeks Right to Control Farm Crop Market   Asks Authcrity to Buy Scarce Items to Balance National Economy

‘BROAD POWERS REQUESTED   Government Seeking  Right To Buy Crops

GOVERNMENT SEEKS POWER TO BUY UP CROPS   Would Curb Inflation and Ensure Foreign Aid.

oLEKY POWER TO GUY CROPS IN BAD YEAR   Gov't Plans Move to Preven’ Inflation and Insure Foreian Aid.

POWER TO BUY ENTIRE FARM CROPS ASKED   To Curb Prices On Poor Harvest

U.S. Asks Power To Handle Sale of « Some Farm Crops   Federal Marketing Agency Proposes to Take Over Controls

REPORT CRASH OF SWEDISH PLANE   3 ABOARD PLANE REPORTED DOWN IN ITALIAN MOUNTAINS

10 HURT IN PLANE CRASH   Swedish Craft Cracks Up in Mountains Near Salerno—21 of Passengers Were Airmen Back From Mission.

REPORT 20 DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Swedish Ship Plunges Into Hills Near Salerno

20 Swedes Die When Freight Piane Crashes   Military Personnel En Route Home From Trip to Ethiopia

Twenty Dead, 10 Injured When Swedish Plane Crashes; First Reports Said If Was American  Ria Craft Falle In Mountains OF Italy:

Twenty Swedish Military Airmen Perish in Crash   Chartered Plane Crashes in Italy--Was Enroute Home From Addas Abnba

Twenty Killec In Crash of Swedish Plane   Airship En Route Home From Ethiopia Hits Italian Mountain

20 Persons Die In Plane Crash ‘OnGreek Peak   Report, 30 Aboard, ‘Airship . ish, Fliers :

Plane Strikes Mountain Near Salerno, Ifaly  Military Men Had Delivered B-17s   Military Men Had Delivered B-17s Sold to Ethiopia

10 Others Reported Injured in Crackup In Italian Hills  Men Returning From Ferrying Planes to Africa

SWEDISH TRANSPORT WITH 30 ON BOARD WRECKED IN ITALY  TEN INJURED; MOST FLIERS RETURNING EN ROUTE TO HOME

TWENTY PERSONS . KILLED IN PLANE CRASH IN ITALY   The Craft Was Carrying 30 People, 20 Swedish Military Airmen.   IT WAS NEAR SALERNO   The Plane Was Enroute Home from Addis Ababa, Ii Was Announced.

20 Dead, 10 Hurt In Italy Crash   Big Transport Hits: . Mountain Near Salerno.

Thirty Swedes Die In Crash  Near Salerno   Plane’s Victims Include 20 Airmen Returning From Ethiopia

Plane Crashes In Italy ....  30 Believed Aboard lll-Fated Airliner

Plane Strikes Mountain Near Salerno, lialy  Military Men Had Delivered B-17s Sold to Ethiopia

SWEDISH AIRLINER CRASHES   20 Reported Killed In Italian Accident

Fear 20 Killed In Plane Crash   Ten Others Believed Injured In Italian Tragedy

Twenty Dead, 10 Injured When Swedish Plane Crashes; First Reports Said If Was American   Big Craft Falls In Mountains Of Italy;  °21 OF Those Aboord Said To Be Fliers -

TOLL MAY REACH 20 IN ITALY AIR CRASH   Swedish Fliers Victims Ir Wreck Near Salerno

Mountains Trap Swedish Bristol.   20 Feared Dead Near Salerno; Constellation Kills 5 at Wilmington

SWEDISH PLANE CRASH KILLS 20   Fliers Returning From Ethiopia Among Dead In Salerno Disaster

20 Killed, 10 Hurt In Plane Crash   Swedish Military Airmen Lose Lives As Craft Smashes Up In Italy

Swedish Plane Crash Kills 20   ‘Craft Hits Mountain Near Salerno, Italy

Swede Plane Crash Kills 2(   Aircraft Rams Into Peak Near Salerno

PLANE WITH 30 ABGARD CRASHES   At Least 20 Are Killed and 10 Are Injured

20 LOSE LIVES IN AIR CRASH   ‘Swedish Freighter Plane   Cracks Up in Italy

Swedish Plane Carries 20 fo Death in Italy   10 Other Persons  Are Injured in Crash;  All Killed and Injured Are Believed Swedes

NEOSHO MERCHANT 1S FINED $20,000   PHIL RATLIFF GIVEN 3 SUSPENDED JAIL SENTENCES ON TAX CHARGES.

U.N. Crisis Develops  Over Plan   Security Council Adjourns in Critical Time for Peace Body

." Grave Situation’ Said Caused by Soviet Act ‘In Blocking UN Plan

Soviets Vote Against U.S. Resolution For Balkans Commission   Warning From U. S.

Russ, Poles VetoUN. Plar For Balkans   ‘Grave Situation’ Has Been Created, U.S. Delegate Says

Russian Vetc Blocks U.N. Balkan Move  Johnson Moves Adjournment Toa Meat (rele

GASOLINE TRUCK DRIVER CHARGED   Manslaughter Alleged in California Crash

Ted Williams Hits Two Homers For Kid Who Just Learned Both Leas Are Missing

J'3 NOT SO BAD  Glenny, Told Legs Are Gone, Says He’ll Be Baseball Scout

Youngster Faces Grim News With Cheerful Mood ©   11 Year Old Amputee Cheered By Ball Players

SS eae  M’CARTHY PROPOSES RENT CONTROL PLAN   Senator Would Extend Limits Until Next March

URGE NEW RENT CONTROL SETUP   McCarthy Wants Sugar Rationing Wiped Out

Senate To Get New Rent Bill   McCarthy: Would, Continue Control Until Next March 1.

Government Hit On Housing Lag  Restrictions Cause Bottleneck. Said

GWINN BLAMES GOVERNMENT IN HOUSING PROBE   Administration Is Also Rapped For Credit  Activities

Federal Government Rapped As Heing On. Of The Worst Restrict ive Elements {0 Bottle neck OF U.S, Housing

Federal Aid  For Housing Draws Blast   Congressman Says Credit Policy Is Prime Bottleneck

GOVERNMENTS BOTTLE NECK   Congressman Says Housing  Restricted by Credit . Agencies

U.S. Agencies Criticized ; in Housing Probe   New Yorker Holds That Government Greatest Bottleneck in Program

Henry F. Becker Ol Resident Died Saturday —  Came To This . Locality In 1881. eR oN gare

HENRY F, BECKER DIED SATURDAY   Prominent Le Mars Man ' Will Be Laid To Rest Here Tuesday

Henry F: Becker Old Resident Died Saturday   ‘Came To. This __ Locality. In 1881. “To LeMars 1915

TO FILE MURDER COUNT AGAINST OHIOAN TODAY   Husband Injures Wife, Man in Home Near Wilmington Over Week End

Lawmakers Hold Special Session   Legislature Meets To O. K. Vets’ Funds

 HELD IN THE RAIN   As Fans Seek Cover Unce: Stands, “Lovely  Am” Takes Laptad Prize

HELD IN THE RAIN   As Fans Seek Cover Unce: Stands, “Lovely  Am” Takes Laptad Prize   ABOLT 750 PRESENT

Yandenberg Sels March  ~ Sivts Deadline-For For cign Relations Commit. tee Hearings

GOP Leaders Will Act By Mar. 31 on Truman’s Plan to Curb Communism

MARCH 31 AS DEADLINE   Republican Chiefs   Republican Chiefs Map Complete Action On Truman’s Proposal

Senator Urges Open Hearings On Proposal   Lend-Lease Shipment To Russia Blocked

Republicans Seek Speed On Truman’s  Aid Proposal   Vandenberg Wants Qpen Hearings on Plan To Counterac'!  Reds’ Influence

GOP Chiefs Push   ‘Taft, Vandenberg Set March i31" - AG Dead ‘Line for Senate - Vote

Congress to Speec U.S. Aid to Greece   Legislative Action by March 31 Aim of Conaressional Leaders '

SENATE PLANS EARLY ACTION QN PROPOSAL   Set Decision Deadline March 31; Hearings To Be Conducted

Open Hearings On Greek Help Plan Proposed   Senate Republicans T ‘Seek Action By Last of Month

GOP Signals Speedy Action On Aid Plan   Taft Says March 31 Date on Which Truman Wants Action Finished: House to Act First

MARCH 3115 “A FIRM DATE’  Speedy Action On President's Request Signaled In Conaress

Vandenberg Urges Open Hearings On Aid  Senate GOP Chiefs Ask Quick  Action On Truman’s Proposals

ACTION BY MAR. ot ON GREEK-TURKISH PROPOSAL SOUGHT   Vandenberg and Taft Set Date as Deadline—Senate Foreign Relations Group to Hold Hearings.   LEND-LEASE SHIPMENT {0 RUSSIA BLOCKED   House Committee Rejects  State Department Request for Authority to Send  Refining Equipment.

Six Killed When - . Train Hits Auto   Two Children Are Included Among Victims of Accident At Crossing

Six Killed In Crossing Crash   Train Rams ams. into Crowded Auto In West. Virgvinia Village.

RUSSIA BREAKS SILENCE ON HER LEND-LEASE BILL   Agrees To. To. “Look Into” Question Of ‘Settlement   SILENT  FOR YEAR   No Assurance Soviets _ Ready To Square - Aeeount

Russia Agrees To “Look Into” Question Of Squaring Lend-Lease Bill

Will Study Payment Of 11 Billions   But Soviets Are Not Ready For Real Action

REDS WILL TALK ON LEND-LEASE   FINALLY WILLING TC MLOOK INTO” MATTER

‘LOOK INTO" LEND-LEASE   Hints. She Is Ready. to Begin ‘Squaring Up’

Communists Can  Be Cut From Joh:      upreme Court Back: Civil. Service in Ousting Reds

Upholds Right Tc Fire Communist  Sunreome Court Refucec   Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Friedman Plea

‘U.S. RIGHT TO FIRE COMMUNIST SYMPATHIZERS AMONG WORKERS IS UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT

Right of U.S. Civil Service To Discharge Communists  Upheld by Supreme Court

Morton Friedman Protest Rejected   WMC Employe Ousted From His Job By Order Of Civil Service Commission

‘Court Rules Radicals Can Be Discharged   Right of Civil Service Commission to Root Out Reds Upheld by Supreme Court

U.S. Upheld In Opinion of High C Court   Supreme ‘Tribunal Turns Down Appeal of Admit. ted Party Member

Supreme Court Refuses Case   Upholds Right) Of Civil Service Commission; Re. fuses Review.

OBSERVERS SAY CADIZ DEATH TOLL NEAR 500   Grimy Rescue Workers Tiredly Dig Into Smolderina Debris: Injured May Number 5000

GRIMY RESUUE WORKERS Dit INTO DEBRIS   195 Bodies Have Been Removed From Ruins

India Decision Wins Backing In Parliament   Churchill Beaten In Move to Block Britain’s Exodus

Churchill Hits Labor Ministry   Tory Leader Seeks Motion of Censure on Economic Policy

Churchill Plans Censure Motion  Next Wednesday   Economic Plight Of Bri tain Will Be Basis Of Attack.

New Test For Labor Regime On Economy   Churchill To Carry Out Threat of Censure Motion Wednesday

Conservatives Hit British Eeonomics   Woodard Declares Gethin Neods t to

Churchill Fails To Block India  Evacuation Plan   Will Offer Censure Motion Against Govt. In Home Economic Crisis.

lan Panerc From Sakhalin Isle Raos MacArthur   Churchill Poses New Threat to Attlee’s Reaime

COMMONS BACKS ATTLEE PLAN 10 LIBERATE INDIA   LABOR GOV’T FACES NEW ATTACK OVER ECONOMIC PLIGHT

New Attack Due British Regime On Fiscal Plight  Churchill Will   Churchill Will Censure Laborites

Br ritain’s Labor Government Will  Face New Attack Next Wednesda)

New Assault On Attlee Is Scheduled  Churchill Will Lea:   Churchill Will Lead Way in Censure Move Next Wednesday

BRITISH ECONOMIC POLICIES TO FACE FRESH OPPOSITION   Conservatives Lose Fight. on india But Plan Attack on Another Front

British Laborites Face New Attack From Conservative:   Churchill Threatens Censure Move; Govt Issues Party Orders

CHURCHILL CONTINUES FIGHT: Labor Regime Faces Battle on Economics

Churchill Plans Vote of Censure   Labor Defeats Move To Block Withdrawal  From India

TEMPERATURES   THREE STUMBLE TO SHAFT FROM DEEP UNDERSEA   Hopes Revived For 50 Others; 64 Are Known To Be Dead

104 BRITISH MINERS FEARED DEAD IN BLAST IN UNDERSEA WORKINGS   135-Year-Old Coal Pit [ Blocked By Rock; 54 Bodies Recovered   13 MEN ARE RESCUED

Blast Takes 5-4 As Hopes Fade For 53 Others   Only 13 Miners } Terrific Undersea     — Shaft Explosion

Liule- Hope . Is Held For Survivors of Undersea Work of ‘ British Mine

THREE MINERS STUMBLED: OUT OF PIT ALIVE TODAY   Explesion: ‘at * Whitehaven, England Trapped “107, Workers. :   IN UNDERSEA COAL MINE   Slight Hopes Are Held for 50 Miners Still Missing Below.

Out Alive After 21-Hoar Ordeal   Thirteen Known Survivors Undersea Mine  From   +50 OTHERS MISSING

Out Alive After 21-Hour Ordeal   Thirteen Known Survivors From Undersea Mine Explosion   50 OTHERS MISSING   54 Bodies Recovered ir Blast-Wrecked Tunnels Under Insh Sea

[54 Bodies Found In Explosion  Near Ocean Bed   Recovery of 3 Men Alive Renews Glimmer OF Hope for 50 Still Unaccounted for

Dead in British  Mine Disaster to Reach 104, Report   Thirteen Emerge Alive From Undersea Shaft, Families Stunned as  Tha Rosccua Proreads

Slight Hope for 50 Missing in British Blast   Three More Escape From Mine; Bodies of 54 Men Located

13 Escape; 50 Still Missing   Three Stagger From Un: der-Sea Pit, Reviving Hope for Others

Rest of 107 Trapped Under Sea Are Dead   Latest Survivors Got Breath of Life In Remote Shafts

ABANDON HOPE “FOR GROUP IN ~PACKY DEBRIS   RESCUE WORKERS SEARCH THROUGH LARGE PILES OF ’ DEBRIS TO. LOCATE .  - “> BODIES

Set Mine Blast Toll At107   With 54 Bodies Re covered from British Mine, Little Hop ils Felt for 53 Oth

THREE TRAPPED RESCUED ALIVE; AT ARF MISSIN(   57 Bodies Discovered By Rescue Workers In Old Pit

Hope for 50 Miners Rises   3 Escape Undersea British Pit Indicating Others May Be Found.

Slight Hope Held For 50 Other Men   Trio Escaped Deadly Fumes After Blast  In Undercean Mine

British Mine . Explosion Toll May Reach 117   54 Bodies Removed, Rescuers Hunt Others In Shaft Under Sea

—England—   54 Bodies Found; 50 Still Missing And 3 Stumble To Safety

British Fear Pit Blast Toll May Hit 107   54 Bodies Located In Tunnel 2 Miles Beneath Irish Sea

Bodies of 54: Loeated, 53 Still Missing   Three More Workers Some From Mine, Bringing to 13 the Total of Known Survivars of Blest

BODIES OF 54 ARE FOUND IN BRITISH MINE   Thirteen Known To Have Survived Blast Which Trapped 107 Britishers In Under sea Coal Mine.

Bodies of 54 Are Located   Blast Seals Up Mine Which Runs 2 Miles under Irish Sea

Hope Is Revived For Men Trappec In English Blast   Wives Look On As Rescuers Toil In Undersea Pit

RESCUERS TEAR AT STONE WALL TO REACH 63   Hope Dwindles For Men Still Entombed In Undersea Shaft

Hopes Revived That 50 Others Are Still Safe   117 Men Trapped im Brit ish Undersea Pit by Explosion But 10 Ee  ecaped Injuries —   54 Bodies Found  By Rescue Party   Wives and Children Await Reports From Fourth Mine Blast Since Last Jan. 1

54 Dead Counted; 50 Still Missing But Little Hope Held for Their Rescue; Haggard Trio Emerge From 21-Hour Ordeal

Abandon Hope For Other Miners In Undersea Coal Mine   Men Entombed Behind Tons of Fallen Rock By Explosion; Only Ten Escape Blast

Mf BODIES FOUND IN SHAFT AFTER HEAVY EXPLOSION  7   Rescue Workers Seek Te Reach Men Entombed [fn  lindarean Mina

HOPES RAISED FOR 47 MEN STILL MISSING   57 Dead in British Tragedy

111 Entombed In British Tragedy   Bodies Of 54 Victims Found By Rescue Crews

Hopes Raised That 50 Missing May Be Alive   Bodies Of 54 Others Have- Been Located; Hope Had Been: Abandoned For Others Until Three Came Out Today After 21-Hour. Entombment.

Find Three Alive; Take Out 54 Dead   Explosion of Mine Gases Traps Over 100 in English Mine Under the Sea

THREE OF 107 TRAPPED MEN FOUND ALIVE   Renews Hope 47 May Yet Be Saved From British Mine

Rescue Of Three Miners Under Irish Sea Offers . Dim Hope For 47 Others

Hopes Rise for 50 British Miners Trapped in Blast  Three Stumble to  Surface After Lonc Ordeal: SA Dand

47 Men Still Entombed in Pit Under Irish Sea   57 Bodies Found; Three Men Rescued After 22 Hours

13 of 117 in Pit at Time of Blast Escape   Entryway Cleared of Rubble by Rescue Workmen

57 Known Dead; Scores Missing   Only Three Escape After Terrific Explosion Twe Milee Under Sea At Whitehaven, England.

BODIES OF 57 REMOVED FROM UNDERSEA PIf   British Officials Hold Faint Hope 47 Others May Have Survived

Three Found Alive After Gas Explodes   57 Bodies Recovered From Shaft Located Deep Under Sea

Explosion Traps 107 In English Undersea Mine   Three Dazed Miners Stumble Out Alive After 21-Hour Ordeal: 50 Still Missing

Discover 54 Bodies; 13 Survive   Three Diggers, Dazed And Bruised, Stumble Out Of Shaft Raising  Hopes Only Faintly

English Mine © Death Toll May Number 107   Bodies of 54 Miners Have Been Recovered; Hope Virtually Abandoned for 53 Still in Undersea Mine.

107 BELIEVED DEAD IN COAL MINE BLAST   Bodies of 54 Are Re covered and Hope Is Abandoned for 53 Others Caught in Explosion in English Town.

Only 13 Of 121 In Blast Escape As Rescue Crews Break Through Fallen Rock To Find Bodies Of 54

Rescue Crews Find 3 Alive In Undersea Shaft   13 Survive British Disaster: 54 Bodies Found, 50 Still in Pit

Only 10 [scape As Little Hope Held for Rest   Masked Rescue Men Toil Under trish Sea In Worst Disaster In Nearly 30 Years

3 Miners Escape From Tunnel Trap Under Irish Sea   Recover 54 Bodies. Little Hope Held For Remaining 53

57 Bodies Are Discovered in in British Pit. ~   a eee Gi a a oh ae ae elon  “Hope Remains. ae for Workers Yet ' Not Located 

104 Miners Die In English Mine Blast Undersea  3 Dazed Men Walk From Working After Ordeal Of 21 Hours

Bodies of 54 Blast Victims Are Located   Explosion Falls Tons of Rock in Undersea Pit

54 Bodies Located; Total Of 107 Was Trapped When Big Blast Hit Mine

Hope Abandoned For 111 Trapped In English Mine   Rescue Workers Recover  Bodies Of 54 Victims

57 Bodies Have Been   Recovered   47 Others Are Still e Still Unaccounted For At Whitehaven; Few. Are Known To Have Survived

English Undersea Colliery Blasted   Three Men Rescued After 22 Hours Raises Same Hone For 47 Still Tranved In Pit

THREE MORE ESCADE PIT   Slight Hope Held: For 50 Missing In ‘British  . Mine

13 English Miners Live Through Blast   Hope Wanes For 53 Missing; Dead Now Totals 54

STORM TO STRIKE NORTH OF MANILA   CLARK FIELD IN PATH OF TYPHOON—PLANES ARE FLOWN TO OKINAWA.

Cloudy Skies Stil Drop Snow and Rain Over Montana  Temperatures Below Freezing Are Expected Tonight

No Mention Made On Extent Of Great Wealth  Henry Ford Will Leaves Power Over Vast Holdings In Family

FORD WILL GIVES CONTROL OF VAST FMPIRE TA FAMILY   Four Grandchildren of Auto Manufacturer Left All Voting Stock in Giant Motor Company.   EXTENT OF FORTUNE IS NOT DISCLOSED   Federal Taxes on Estate, Washington Circles Believe, Will Run From 15 to 66 Million Dollars.

FORD LEFT BIG MOTOR EMPIRE TO HIS FAMILY   Value Of Estate Is Not Disclosed; Charitable  Foundation Named

Control Of Vast Industrial Empire eduill By Ford To Remain In Family

FORDS RETAIN FIRM CONTROL   Will of Founder of Vast Empire Leaves Stock To Grandchildren

Auto Maker Leaves Big Estate  Control Of Vast Empire Remains In Family, Ford Will Stipulates

Uncle Sam to Get Huge Tax Cut  Ford Family Willed Control of Vast Estate Amassed by Late Mofor King

4 Grandchildren Get Ford Empire   Huge Tax to Be Collected From Vast Auto Estate

FORDS RETAIN CONTROL OVER AUTO EMPIRE   VOTING STOCK LEFT TO GRANDCHILDREN IN WILL

Say Dewey Backs laft Labor Bill   Tells Young  Republicans Bill Is Not So Bad As Depicted

Dewey Favors New Labor Act, Friends Claim   Governor Believes Taft Hartley Law To Prove “Not So Bad” After r Year’s Trial "

ALL EVIDENCE NOT PLACED BEFORE THEM   Seek Determine Why No Grand Jury Action

K. C. Jurist Reeves Tells Senators, However, Facts Given Him Not Complete

JUDGE BLAMES PROBE ATTORNEY   Says ‘Incomplefe’ Information Given On Voting

UDGE REEVES FORE COMMITTEE - IN WASHINGTON   Questioned: “About Alle. ged Fraud In’K. C. Primary, Election:   NOT GIVEN-F: B. L-REPORT   Detailing Affidavits Obtained “by the Kansas City. ‘Star.

REEVES SAYS K. C. VOTE REPORT SLIN   Federal Judge Tells Senators He Likely Would Have Suggested Probe if District Attorney Had Presented More Details.

U.S. Judge Says He’ Was Not Given Full Report in K.C. Case   Tells Senate Group He Only. Received ~ An FBI Syvnopsie

Committee Probing ‘Whitewash’  Wasn’‘t Given A Full Report On Vote Frauds, Judge Says

Judge Says He Never Saw FBI Reporton KC:   Would Have Ruled For Investigation, Reeves Testifies

Alleged Vote Fraud Data Not Given To Judge   Would Have Suggested Further Investigation Of Kansas City Case If Fuller Report Received 

Question Judges   Missouri Trio Asked About Vote Fraud in Primary

ELECTION PROBE JUDGE TESTIFIES   DENIES RECEIPT OF FULL INFORMATION ON ALLEGED FRAUD

Plenty of Sugar  For Housewives   Government Officials See Accelerated Production of Soft Drinks Following Ending of Industrial Sucor Rationina: Stock:Pifes At Peak.

SOFT DRINKS SPURT SEEN   End of Sugar Rationing Be lieved Forerunner of Heavy Production.

Half Inch Of Rain Falls In LeMars. To Break Drouth  Spotted Showers Big Help To Crops .In Plymouth County

Half Inch Of Rain Falls In LeMars To Break Drouth  Spotted Showers Biz Help To Crops

FOREIGN POLICY IS DEVELOPING ENEMIES ABROAD   Wallace Says Wall Street And Military Men Fos tering Plans   SEES EISENHOWER, STASSEN TICKET

LATE NEWS 3-—--_—_——_  Weather Balks Hunt for Fliers   Ruling in Georgia Row

Hunt for Polar Fliers Halted By Snow, Fog   Nine Navy Explorers Disappear in Antarctic Wastes

No Word o! Plane Lost Near Pole   Nine On Ship. Unreported  In Antartic Since Last  Monday

PLANE INTO RIVER NEAR KANSAS CIT\   Pilot Rescued by Two Fishermen, Omaha Automobile Executive Apparently Drowned.

Britain Won't Dip In Aid Fund   “Kickback” Report Denied; Sale of Equipment to Greece Probable

Britain to Sell Arms  to Greece   Country to Profit From $400,000,000 Aid, Says Acheson

{tate Department Says Great Britain Will Not Receive Any “Kickback” To Cover Expenses In Supporting Greek Armed Forces Since March 31, But Might Obtain Some American Dollars Out Of $400,000,000 Program By Selling Military Equipment

Britain to Get Some Aid Money   Will Come Only From Selling Military Equipment to Greeks

Britain May Get Some Money From Aid Funds  Sale of Equipmen: To Greeks by English Possible

FUND ‘KICKBACK’ FOR ENGLAND HIT’   Acheson Denies U.S. Aid 01 Expenses In Greece

Great Britain To Profit From US. Aid To Greece   Will Be Paid For The Military Equipment Sold Te Greeks.

Foreign Dole Aids Britain   Greece to Buy Arms From Empire Plants

ltaly, France May Also Sell  To Borrowers  Civilian Directors To Have Free Hand. Says Acheson

Sugar Stamp No. 11 Becomes Good Today   Controls Extended to October 31 Under Secretary of Agriculture.

CRASH MON“DAY NIGHT   Kenneth Fox, Missouri Val. ley, Still In Serious Condition

8 Clergymen See Stepinac   Former Head of Yugoslav Catholic Churct In Good Health

Roosevelt Wanted Ickes In °40   ~ Farley Says He Didn’t F ‘avor Wallace On Ticket

FOR Preferred Ickes—Farley  Claims Henry Didn’t Know His Own Mind

AIRMAN BEGINS WORLD FLIGHT   William Odom Hopes To Arrive in Paris Tomorrow On First Stop

Takes Off On World SoloFlight   William: P. Odom Out to Cut Post’s 1933 Record-in Half; Reynolds Backs Trip

Teen Anneintment« I oom.   Takes Off on Flight To Encircle Globe

22 Men Rescued From Section of Broken Ship  TOY ye ee Sl   Haggard Members of Crew — Are Saved by Navy

22 Men Rescued From Section of Broken Ship  Haggard Members of Crew Are Saved by Navy

Missing Iowan In Chicago, He Phones to Wife   Blood Found in Car Yesterday Indicated He Had Been Slain

DAVENPORTER PHONES WIFE FROM CHICAGO   Had Been Missing Since Wednesday ; Gave He Left Notes

HUSBAND TURNS UP IN CHICAGO   Bloodstains in Davenport  Auto Still a Mystery

STATE FAIR OPENS AT INDIANAPOLIS   More than 750,000 Are Expected to Visit Exposition.

PEACE PACTS GET APPROVAL   Treaties With Italy, Three Other Nations Okayed By  Senate Committee

“Senate Foreign Relations Group Oks 3 Treaties   WPacts Approved Are for Italy, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary

Italian Peace Pact Approved   Seuate Committee Decides 12 en CO far Traaty

LES SBI MILES “WATERS. 33MIN   Plane Lands ot LaGuardia Field ot 11-06 a.m,; Two Pilots Moony -

5,051 Miles Completedti in Official Time of 14 Hours and 83. Minutes

Made: After Fast Jaunt   Fighter Plane Makes Record Trip of 5051 Miles in 14 Hours and 33 Minutes of Flying

FIGHTER PLANE FINISHES 5,000 MILES NON-STOP   Lands In New York with Dry Tanks After Flicht from Honolulu

FIGHTER PLANE MAKES LANDING AT LAGUARDIA   Twin-Mustang Finishes Non-Stop Flight of More Than 5,000 Miles

Plane Flies Hawaii-N.Y.  In 14 Hours   Non-Stop Trip Longest Ever Achieved by a Fighter Craft.

Army Twin Plane Completes Record Non-Stop Flight   Strange Ship Lands at batiaadis fre Hewes In 147% Hours   ONLY 60 GALLONS LEFT IN GAS TANK   Flight Was Longest for Fighters and 1st Non-Stop From Honolulu

{fur Mistory Made  (Non-Stop Plane inN. Y. After Record Trip from Honolulu

Record For P-8) Set In 14 Hours, 32 Minutes Trip  Gasoline Nearly All Gone As Craft Lands At LaGuardia Field

Twin-Engine Aircraft Spans Distance To New York In 14 Hours, 33 Minutes”   Gasoline Supply Nearly Exhausted   Flight Is Longest Ever Made By Fighter Plane With Heaviest Load

D, 600 Miles Covered In  Record Time   Thacker Comes In With Tanks * Nearly Empty

Over 5,000-Mile Flight Made In 14"2 Hours At Speed Of Nearly 350

Twin Mustang Completes 5,051 Miles From Honolulu to LaGuardia Field In 14 Hours, 33 Minutes Elapsed Time   Two-Seater Plane Streaks to Its Destination With Only 60 Gallons of Fuel Remaining in Tanks After Pilot and Co-Pilot Decide Not to Cut Short Goal

Army's ‘Hybrid’ Sets 3 Records on Epic Flight   Tanks About Empty After 5,051 Miles in 14 Hours, 33 Minutes

FIGHTER PLANE NON-STOP MARK SET BY FLIGHT   Supply of Fuel Near Exhaustion as Ship  Lands on Field

Hawaii-N. y. Flight Ended By ‘Betty Jo’   Fighter Craft Makes ‘Emergency’ Landing After 1414-Hour Hop

Average Unofficial Speed Almost 350 Miles Por Hour — Gas ‘Tanks Are Nearly TA, When Landjung iy Made.

Honolulu to New York Non - Stop Record is 14 Hours and 32 Minutes.

Army Twin-Mustang Fighter Plane, Betty Jo, Streaks To Emergency Landing At N. ¥.  : 14 Hours After Takeoff   300 MILES AN HOUR AVERAGE MAINTAINETL

Little Gas Left As Twin-Mustang Completes Flight   5051-Mile Trip Made In 14 Hours and 33 Minutes by Two Men

ARMY FIGHTER MAKES. FIRST NONSTOP HOR   Plane Has Only 60 Gallons of Gas Left on Landing. at La Guardia, . -

Air  History   ARMY’S TWIN MUSTANG MADE NON-STOP TRIP OF 5051 MILES; GAS SUPPLY BARELY LASTS 

Fighter Makes Non-Stop Hop, Honolulu-N. Y.   Sets Record for Small Planes; Little Gas Loft

Completes 5000-Mile Streak From Honolulu  In 14 Hours, 34 Mins   Daring Pilot Flashes Across Pennsylvania In Race Against Ebbing Fuel; Air Cleared For Emergency Landing.

ODD PLANE LANDS: NEW RECORD SEI AFTER FLIGHT   Twin-Mustang Comes to Earth Today at New York; Left Honolulu Airport 15 Hours Earlier.   WIVES OF FLYERS AWAIT LANDING

BRITAINS FIRST BALANCED BUDGET IN TEN YEARS IS PRESENTED’ TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS BY DALTON

Dalton Submits Balanced British Budget With Surplus, No Tax Cuts

British Budget in Balance  First Such Balance   First Such Balance In 10 Years, Dalton Tells House

British Budget Shows Surplus   First Balanced Estimate Since 1937; No Money for Tax Cut.

Britain Told That Budget Balanced   Slashing Budget, Has Surplus, Chancellor Says Stronger Than Thought

BRITAIN FINALLY ~ BALANCES BUDGE   Chancellor Pledges Some  Chanree in Tayrece

BRITAIN REPORTS BUDGET BALANCE   Dalton Says Figures Show ‘Internal Strength’

Britain Expects To Have Surplus  No Tax Reductions For Immediate Year

Good Evening... Darned if we didn’t have anothe: food just between showers.   Balanced Budget Is Presented to British Commons   First In 10 Years--Some Tax Changes te Be Recommended

BUDGET BALANCED FIRST TIME IN TEN YEARS BY BRITISH   Chancellor -of Exchequer Says He Plans-ta Make Some ” * Taxation Changes

TEACHER SETS UP 2 JOB ALTERNATIVES   Article Decries Positior Of Educators

New York City ‘Steel and Concrete Hell’ When Mercury Reaches 95'

Wage Dispute Settled; 500 Return To Jobs At Litchfield Plant   Heat Is Worse In New York City But Doesn't Stay Around Long

Heat Wave in New York   Hot Days Come As Something of a Resented Surprise

When Pigeons Step on Peopl in the Park Then You Know It Is Really Hot

Senate Acts, 34-0, After Legality Opinion Given By Supreme Court —   Special Session Ends ‘Tomorrow   Henderson Plan To Submit Alternate Proposals Is Turned Down

Steel Troubles Put on Congress   Much of Talk Hinges On Probable Action Of Labor Bills

22 TO BE ROUNDED UP IN VICE INDICTMENTS   Defendants Are Revealed In Steubenville’s Inquiry

India Gunmen Fire on Refugee Band   Many Are Killed, Wounded in Battle in Dark

BRITISH RIOT TRIALS SLATED   17 Face Prosecution For Anti-Jewish Outbreaks

—Great Britain—  Arrests Follow Rioting   Jewish Synagogues Are Damaged; Many Shop Windows Broken

ANTI-JEWISH RIOT STAGED IN ENGLANT   Court Actions Begin in Three Cities Against Those Protesting Hanging of Two Tommies by Palestine Underground.

Trials Start For Rioters   Hearings Underway In Three English Cities; 29 Incidents Reported

Take Action in British Anti-Semitic Rioting   Begin Court Action--Affairs Touched Off by  Halv ternd Wanrinoe

Reprisal Attacks on Heels of Hangings In Palestine at Three Separate Points

Britons’ Wrath On Jews   Anti-Semitic ‘Riots Break ‘Out in ‘England Following Reprisal’. Hangings in Palestine

Economic Needs To Be Basis of Marshall Plan   Survey Paralleled By America Check On Conditions

EXPERTS WORK ON AID PLAN   European Officials To Draft Balance Sheet on Resources

Economic Experts Work Out Details  Plan to Have Program Ready By Sept. 

Start Work On European Balance Sheet   Paris Conferees Settling Down To Planning Specific Sub-Committee Tasks

German Girl Stowaway Luckily Escapes Death From Freezina In Plane

GIRY STAWAWAY FOUND IN CRATE   New York Flight W ould Have Meant Certain Death To Fraulein

Fraulein Stowaway On Ship  Found In Packing Box; Say Would Have Died In Flicht

German Girl Thwarted in Attempted Stowaway Flight to New York in Box

End of Closed Shop Is Urgec   Commerce Chamber Asks Bar Warner Act Revision

Launch New Attack Upon Closed Shop   Industry Body Also Asks Congress For Wagner Act Revision

NEW DEMANDS HEARD 10 BAN CLOSED SHOP   Action by Congress Is Urged in Appeal Of U. S. Chamber

U. §. Chamber Asks Congress to Outlaw Union Closed Shop  Business Group Also Requests Revision of

Ban On Closed Shop Is Asked   U. S. Chamber’ of Com. merce Asks Help In Pro-

Closed Shop Ban Urged By Industry  U.S. Chamber Asks — Protection From —_

Appeals Made To Ban Closed Shop  Capitol Hill Hears Other Labor Debates

UNION CURBS SOUGHT BY UJ, §. CHAMBER   Group: of sa oogay Check Shen Regime

Housewives Warned to Save Wheat   Bakers Ready to Give Up Small Loaf Plan

‘Hands Out $100 ‘Bills, Bullets   SHit Hos $1,100 After Shooting Self Over Forlurs M4 Ramance

TEACHERS TO RETURN WITH BOARD BACKING   Schools At Clearview Wil Be Reopened Monday

TEACHERS WILL RETURN MONDAY   Board to Back Clearview Staff 100 Percent

TOLL-OF- WAR °.18 REPORTED. BY MARSHAL   RUSSIA LOST MOST FIGHTING " MEN IN COMBAT DURING THE LAST WAR

TAX GUT WILL BE DOOMED BY TRUMAN VETO   Congress Will Override Any Adverse Action by White House on Labor Bill.

Speedy Vetoes Likely To Hurt Dems And Help Wallace's Third Party   Republicans Warn Of 49,000,000 Taxpayers Directly Interested In Tax Cuts; House Has Votes To Override Labor Veto.

Two Bills Will Sway  Citizens   Labor And Taxes Will Change Many Votes Next Year

— KEY BILLS — 48 Picture Depends On Action   CAN OVERRIDE ON UNION BANS

Pilot's Curiosity Led fo Experiment With Big Airliner   An Upside-Down Flying Incident Recently, Caused Inquiry

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today       Plane’s Upside Down Flight Laid to Pilot’s Experiment

Upside-Down Flight Blamed  On Commander   Experimented To See What Would Happen With Controls Locked

PILOT'S ACTION UPSET AIRLINER   LOCKED FLIGHT CONTROLS TO SEE WHAT WOULD HAPPEN, BOARD SAYS, 

Observer in Plane Caused Shin to Loop   Reveal He Lééked Controls Without Knowledze Of Pilots

EGYPT FILES COMPLAINT   Says Keeping British Treope There * Endangers Peace

Plan Draft to Fill Army for Holy War   159 Dead Now But Partitioning Is To Be Fought To Finish

Arab Leaders To Map Plans For Invasion   Claim They Will Enter Holy Land In ‘Due Time’

DEATH TOLL TO 159 SINCE UN PALESTINE ACT   Jews and Arabs Continue Violent Fighting—Cairo Meeting Monday

159 Death Toll In Middle Kast Communal War   Arab League Leaders Meet Monday to Plan Combat  Aaainat Partition

159 Killed in Middle East   Arab League Leaders to Confer in Cairo

HOLY LAND COUNTS MORE RIOT DEATHS   159 Slain Since Partition Decision; Arab Chieftains Cal! ‘War’ Council.

199 Jews, Arabs Killed In Fights Over Partitionin  ouncs tn Vario

MORE LIVES LOST IN ARAB- JEWISH PALESTINE FIGH?   Guns, Bombs, Sticks and Stones Used by Combatants—Torch Appiied to Houses.   MIDDLE EAST DEATH TOLL BOOSTED TO 159   Arab Leaders Head for Cairo to Plan Armed Opposition to Partition of the Holy Land.

Violence Dies Down in Middle East But Conflict  Keeps Palestine in Jitters   Arab-Jewish Warfare Claims More Lives as Leaders: Of Seven Governments in Arab League Head for Cairo Councils Hour to Strike To Be Named

Solons Prepare  To End Session   House Marks Time As Senate Works Upon Appropriations

Hushed Relatives Witness Bodies of Mutilated Dead   Not One Of 53 Victims Escaped Mutilation In Nation's Most Terrible Air Disaster

Hushed Kin View 53 Crash Dead  Mangled Victim: Are Placed in DrabCommissar'

Kin Seek To Identify Crash Dead   Work of Establishing identity of Plane Victims Is Slow.

TASK 13 BEGUN OF IDENTIFYING AIR GRASH DEAL   Fifty-three Broken Bodies of Maryland Disaster Rest in Improvised Morgue at Port Deposit.   (CAUSE OF ACCIDENT REMAINS IN DOUBT   Witnesses Tell Investigators Tail Section of Big Airliner Came Off Before Ship Plunged,

Relative  53 Vict.   Air Disaster Is Worst in U.S. History  , ee Le BIN ie eis

Plane Crash Clues Sifted In Maryland   Task of Identifying Mangled Corpses Berun bv Relatives

Kintolk Try fo Identify Dead In Plane Crash   They Go to Port Deposit, Md., from All Over South And East on Sorrowful Mission: Probe Starts

94 Dead in Iwo Plane Crashes In East States   Worst Air Disasters ir History of American Commerc.al Lines

Crash Victims’ Bodies Viewed   Relatives of 52 Plane Dead - Antemnut Identification

CAUSE OF DC-4 CRASH UNKNOWN   ‘Workers, Have Difficult Time : tifying 53 Victims; © Navy age ‘Morgtte

Aviation’s Darkest Hour Blackened By Newest Air Tragedy Ciaiming Fifty-Three Dead —

Identification Difficult For Relatives of 53 Who Died in Record Commercial Air Crash   All Bodies Mutilated When Airliner Plunges to Earth, Killing 49 Passengers and Four Crewmen

Relatives on Hand to Help Identify Kin   At Improvised Morgue to Aid in identifying Deed in Plane Crash

Relatives Of Plane Crash Victims Begin Grim Task Of Identification

AIR DISASTER CAUSE SOUGHT   Identification of Victims  Difficult Problem

Task of Identifying Mutilated Bodies In U.S. Worst Air Crash Under Way

Relatives Seek To Identify 53 Killed In EAL  Plane Crackup   Crash Is Nation’s Worst In History; Bodies Mutilated

AIRLINER GOES DOWN IN WOODS ~ OF MARYLAND   All Aboard Are Lost, and Each Body Badly Mutilated

Adverse Weather Returns: Ships Await Icebreaker Before Going On South

WEATHER CUTS SHORT SEARCH ATTEMPT FOR LOST POLAR FLIERS   MISSING PLANE CREW MAY STILL BE ALIVE IN ANTARCTIC REGION

DEWEY PRAISES LEGION FIGHT ON COMMUNISH   New York Governor Also Takes Strong Stand for Universal Training.

Backs Plan For Training Of All Boys   Congratulates All Members For Their Fight Against Reds

/He Said We Are Living In  World Not At War But In  Which There Is No Feace;  America Must Take Lead   U. S. MUST REMAIN STRONG. HE STATES

Sees Need Of Training Program   Message from President Tru. man Read at the Legion  Convention

DEWEY GREETS LEGION; PRAISES ANTI-RED FIGHT   Calls For Strong Defense Program At 20th Session

Dewey Praises Legionnaires  Conven tion Hears   Convention Hears Pleas for Universal Military Training

Dewey Calls for Universal Draft In Lesion Speech   Governor Congratulates Organization for Fight Qn Communism   VETERANS TAKE CITY; 75,000 MORE COMING   Mayor O'Dwyer and Other

Legion Takes Over Gotham, Dewey Speaks   Governor Endorses Universal Military Train ing And Fight On  Communism Menace.

BALKS ALL . RESCUE TRIES   Hopes Dim But Sea And Air Search Is Being Continued

Bill Would Deny Tax Exemption If Liquor Is Sold   Measure Applies To Fraternal Cluds.

Republican Senate Sets Wednesday for Showdown on Plan To Investigate War Profits.   ‘ENOUGH COMMITTEES’ SAYS SENATOR TOBEY

GOP Senators Put Off Test On Special War Profits Inquiry   Vets in House Organize; Ball Labor Plan to Find Rough Road

Delay GOP Senate Showdown on War Profits Inquiries   Split on Who Should Be in Charge; Ball Labor Bill Hits Snag

GOP SPLIT ON PROPOSED WAR  PROFITS PROBE   One Faction Wants Special Committee to Undertake task of Investigation   SHOWDOWN ON ISSUE SET FOR WEDNESDAY

Senate GOPers Delay Decision OnProbeGroup   . Party Splits Over Continuation of War Profits Committee

Argue Over. War Profits   Undecided on Special or Regular Committee

SHOWDOWN DELAYED UNITL WEDNESDAY ON FIRST PARTY DISPUTE  LIMITATION AGREED, BUT CONTINUING  BEaetresenrr rteanre

DECISION ON WAR PROBE DISPUTE PUT OFF BY GOP   Senate Republicans Carry Over Until Wednesday Showdown Concerning Investigation Of Profits By Special Committee—Divided Opinion Indicates Rough Going For Bills Aimed At Ending Closed Shops And Industry-Wide Bargaining

LABOR BILL GIVEN COOL RECEPTION   Proposed Legislation to Regulate Union Issue Meets With Onposition.

GASTON MAN ON TEXTILE BOARD   5S. M. Cauble Of Belmont Named To Board Of Governors Of Southern Texlile Association.

PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION  BOOMING IN MARYLAND   New Projects Amounted To $32, 989,000 During First Six Months Of Year

PASTOR KILLED IN COLLISION   Was En Route to His New Church Position

GOOD FELLOWS BREAK RECORD   More Than $4,000 Raised To Make Christmas Merry   BOND OF $1,000 IS MADE BY LAMARRE

GRAIN HELD 10 BE AVAILABLE FOR SHIPPING   Major Farm Groups Pledge Help to President

All Grain Now Held By Distillers Will Be Exported   Agriculture Secretary Asks That Production Rate for Beer Be Cut; Farm Groups Are Backing Nation’s Food-Saving Program

Offer 100 Percent Cooperation With Plan To Collect Grain for Europe; ‘Distillers Are Expected To Agree To 60-Day Lay-Off

seaaenetneamnesninamenetuescumnesneaateameasdmeenineeanan mammal  A LIQUOR-MAKING SHUTDOWN LIKELY   .. « 60-Day Distilling Industry Holiday Looms

l'arm Bureau. Grange Chiefs Back Truman   Distillers Expected To Close 2 Months, But Some Complain Of Unfair Treatment

Janes, Norse!Gui loParley On' End sreenland Of   ‘Guild Strike Ends In. Sale Of 3 Papers

DANES ASK TALK WITH NORWAY.   Reports State Sovereignty Dispute Over Greenland To Be Settled

SMASH SAFE RING IN SOUTH   Wounds Fatal to Gunman in Mississippi

Quotes Woman as Saying That She and Her Husband Removed Safes By Car to Lonely Spots for Opening

Pal Escapes — With $10,000 AtBremond   ’ Sheriff. Whips Out ..Gun And Fires As KAan Enter Car 

SEES GREEK AID AS ‘WAR TAUNT’   Sen. Revercomb Would Kick Russia Out of United Nations.

Sen. Revercomb Says Greco-Turkish Aid Will ‘Mean War With Russia

Crechs Wage Fight Against Communists   National: Party Will Con. tinue Battle Agoinst Mercer

NEW CZECH GROUP TO BATTLE REDS   Social Democrats Merge into Nation’s First National Party.

Come Out Of Hiding AsA Labor Group   Social Democrats To Follow Course Of Civie Freedom

Evidence Charging K.C. Vote Fraud to Justice Department House Campaign Inves.  bemmbercm ff aman. bbaa   House Campaign Inves-. tigating Committee Makes Report

REPORT ON K. 6. ELECTION TO CLARY   EVIDENCE OF “COERCION AND  FRAUDULENT PROCEDURES”. FOUND BY PROBERS.

AUTHORITIES SAY THA) “SQUATTERS “AND TENANTS” ARE SETTING FOREST FIRES

FORMER GREEK RED 1S SLAIN   Shotgun Slugs Cut Dowr Zevgos, One Time Cabinet Officer

GREEK COMMUNIST LEADER 15 SLAIN   FORMER CABINET MEMBER SHOT THREE TIMES ON BUSY STREET IN SALONIKA.

Rift In Ranks Of Communists Seen In Killing   Former Greek -Cabinet Minister Slain By Assassin

Former Communist Official in Greece ls Shot to Death  Butcher From Serres,  Party Member, Did

Greek Communist ‘Leader Is Slain   Further Indication Of Rift In Ranks Is Seen In Shooting Of Ex-Cabinet Member

Communist ‘Execution Squad’ Member Cuts Down Former Greek Minister With Bullets

COLD HEADS THIS WAY   Snew and Rain Are in the Picture for Moat of Kansas

Season’s Initial Cold Wave Heads into State   Rain and Snow Expected  In Western Areas Teday--Flurrios i Face: Oscar

Legislature Is Accused  Of Neglecting Veterans   1947 Legislature Reviewed At Legion Convention— Absence of Tomfoolery Noted—Big Parade Held Last Night

Legion Committee Report Says Md. Legislature Isn't Veteran-Minded’

SHENANIGANS OF FORMER YEARS MISSING NOW   Legionnaires Tamed Down; Legislative Com- , mittee Reports   MONTGOMERY COUNTY DELEGATES ASSAILED

Opposition to German Steel Making Voiced   France Fears That Ruhr Will Again ‘Be Making Arms

Franee Has Fear Reich May Revive   Opposes British-U. 5. Plans ‘To Enerease Steel Output For Eeonomic Aid In European Nations

WIEST HELD IN GAMBLING CASE   Posts $500 Bond To Appear At October Quarter Sessions Court — Seven ‘‘Frequenters’’ Forfeit Bonds

GAMBLING CASE   Posts $500 Bond To Appear At October Quarter Sessions Court — Seven ‘Frequent. ers’ Forfeit Bonds

Special Session of U.N. Is Near  Palestine Issue to Be Discussed

Special Session of U.N. Is Near  Dearlacting Tecan   Palestine Issue to Be Discussed

Palestine Session By UN Scheduled   ‘Preparations Rushed for Meeting On Vital Problem

SET U. N. MEET QN PALESTINE   Special Assembly Meeting Assured As 24 Nations Send in Approvals

CHIANG BIDS FO! U.S. ASSISTANCE TO FIGHT REDS   Raises Issue as Policy on China Noars Review

Jefferson City Convict At Alcatraz Treubled Because of Toothache

MURRAY CA CALLS FOR STEEL BOARD PARLEY   ClO Policy May Be Formed At Wednesday Meeting

FIND 2 BODIES STUFFED IN COUPE TRUNK   Robbery Suspected in Auto Trunk Murders

Toronto Girl And Business Man Murdered   Bodies cf Two Stranglea Victims Are Discovered Stuffed In Auto Trunk On JLovers? Lane.

Special Sessi —_ Of Congress May Be Held in Fall   Leaders Think Saturday Adjournment Can Be Easily Reached

Solons Plan Own Special Session Call   Speaker Of House Or Senate Leader Could Order Meet

Congress Quits Saturtay But {t Fixes Easy Call   President, Leaders 07 Either House, Can Issuc.a Summons.

Congress Leaves Opening For Special Session Next Autumn If Found Necessary

WORK RUSHED AS CONGRESS NEARS FINISH   OPENING LEFT FOR SPECIAL SESSION NEXT FALL

Adjournment Set Saturday      Way Paved For Special Session If Held ~ Necessary

Adjournment Is Set by Congress  President, Leaders  eee ee Tae ee   President, Leaders Empowered to Recall Lawmakers

Congress- To Quit Today Leaders. Say   Way Left Open to ReAssemble Later At the Call of the President

Congress Set To Quit Saturday  ~ Will Leave Way Oper To Call Back Solons

SATURDAY SET BY CONGRESS   Solons to Hold Right Of Special Session Call If Needed

Congress Acts To Speed Up  Adjournment   Clears Way for Special Session Next Fall .  bf ay eee

Adjournment Is Set hy Congress   President, Leaders Empowered to Recall Lawmakers

FREDERICK C0, EXEMPTED FROM DAYLIGHT TIME   Carrel And Washington Counties Also Oppes- ed To “Fast Time”   SATURDAY CLOSING OF BANKS iS PROBABLE

Daylight Time Opposed By Ten Counties; Others  Likely To Ask Exemption Banks May Be Allowed To Close On Saturdays

Blytheville Host ToAviationGrouy   75 Private Pilots  Cumdaw ae oe

Blytheville Host ToAviationGroup   75 Private Pilots Sunday Visitors for Party at Airport

Can Truman "Unveto' Bill for Pal?   Signs. Wheeler Out of Job, Now Would Undo It

RUSSIANS ARE OBSTINATE OVER AUSTRIA    Insist Upon Huge Payment. - For Supplies .

Russians Insist on— Money From Austria   Soviets Demand Reparations for All Services And Supplies Delivered During Occupation

Christmas Candy Distribution Is Big Issue in Row   Workers at Odessa Demand Demotion of Chief Night Operator

‘CHRISTMAS CANDY’ STRIKE Conciliation Aid Sought As Phone Dispute Hits 52 Cities

PULLMAN DEAL GETS APPROVAL      Operation Of Sleeping Cars By 46 Railroads 4 Recommended

Another Parley [s Se: Between Union anc CLO. Union; GM. Offer Is Refused  Plans Are Spurned     Reuther Says Generil Motors Rejected = 3 Proposals

AW Pushes ‘or Straight Wage Hike   Vote to Demand 15c Hourly Boost “Without Strings”; Ultimatum to Negotiators

GM Union Group Votes To Deman 15-Cent Raise   Council Wants Straight Increase Without Strings.

VOTE FOR FLAT HIKE FROM GM   ‘Union Exectitives: State In+ erease Must Come With “No Strings.”

Offer By GM Turned Down By Council   Conferences Will Continue; Reuther Arques For Hike

EMPLOYES OF GM REJECT SPLIT PAY HIKE OF 15 CENTS   DEMAND STRAIGHT RAISE WITHOUT ANY STRINGS ATTACHED

Can’t Agree on a Wage Boost Should Be Paid   Three DAW Proposals Rejected by G. M.

Want Increase Without Any Strings Attached; Steel Contract Signed

UAW Unions toAsk Pay Hike  Without Strings  200.Man GM. Group - In: Session. Today

Auto Workers Position Told   Steel Unions, Firm Sign $1-a-Doy Hike

CENT HO 00ST SOUGHT BY ClO CF Gi   ‘Auto Workers Council Sticks To Demands; Meet Again Today

AUTO WORKERS TO DEMAND STRAIGHT INCREASE IN’ PAY   General Motors Offer For Pay __ Boost and Vacation Pay "Not Accepted _

Auto Worker: Willing To Take 15 Cent:   Three Proposals ;   Three Proposals Of Union Turned Down By G. M.

Ultimatum To a New ‘Parley This Afternoon   Company Turned Down Proposal By CIO Union Last Nicht

CIO UNITED AUTO WORKERS DEMAND HOURLY WAGE BOOST   Nationa) General Motors Council Voted Unanimous on Proposition.   G. M. TURNED IT DOWN   The U.A.W.’s Negotiators Will Take Ultimatum to Conference.

UAW DEMANDS STRAIGHT RAISE   Ultimatum Of 15-Cent Boos’ To Be Presented To G. M. Management

GM Workers To Ask 15 Cent Raise   Will Demand Straight Sum With No Strings Attached

‘Want No Strings On Wage Increase   C.1.0. Workers to Demand Straight 15 Cent an r Boost   REJECT G.M. PROPOSAL      General Motors Had Previously Turned Down the Proposal

Turn Down General Motors Offer   Union Demands Straight Raise With No Strings To It

AUTO UNION 10 SEEK STRAIGHT 15 CENT BOOST   UAW Council Votes to Demand Hike From GM Without Any Strings

Auto Worker Ask Flat 15 Cents Hour   General Motors Proposed 11 1-2 And Holiday Pay Rejected

Electric Chair Awaits Teen-Age Negro Slayers   Fight For Lives May Reach Supreme Court

100 Well-Armed Japs On Remote Island Don’t Know That War Is Over

WALLACE PLANS ARRED ABROAD   Depression in U. $ Unless It Leads in War Renairs

RRS A Rh APARNA tlt’  Wallace: ‘Ask ‘Spending on:  ‘Global ‘Seale

WALLACE SAYS OIL 1S BACK OF ALD SCHEME   Declares U. S. Faces Grave Depression  In Losing World Lead

Wallace Urges U.S. To Lead Reconstruction   Wants Russia To Share In World Proaram

Wallace Urges Vast Plan  For World Reconstruction   American Progressive ‘Spokesman’ Makes Series. of Talks in France-——Says U.S. Must Take  Lead in Pranram

World Reconstruction Program. Is  Proposed by Wallace   Former Vice President Calls on U.S. to Take the Lead in $50,000,000,000 World Repair Plan

WALLACE ASKS WORLD REBUILT ON U. S. MONEY   Administration’s ‘Pest’ Would Give Russians $17,000,000,000

CALLS FOR REPAIR OF WAR DAMAGE   WALLACE URGES $50,000,000,000 WORLD RECONSTRUCTION PROGRAM.

Wallace Asks World Reconstruction Fund   Huge Outlay To Combat Depression Said Needed: Soviets Would Benefit

Hughes Denies Reports T. W.A.,, Pan American Airways Will .Merae

Direct Relief By Trustees Greater Tn Rush County   Expenditures for Direct Relief Showed Increase in County in 1946.

Reaches 37.2 At Noon: Crest ls Seen Tomorrow   Record Highway Loss Possible; Bridge at Hermann May Close

39 Inmates Try Mass Break Af Boonville Schoo!   Boonville Women Appeal For National Guard Detatchment

Funk Appointed Chief Engineer By Md. Governor  Lane Names Boone Secretary Of State

Governor Lane Appoints Funk State Engineer   Bertram L. Boone  Named Maryland Secretary Of State

F FUNK APPOINTED CHIEF ENGINEER FOR MARYLAND   Bruuswick Resident Ha: Been Serving As Secretary Of State   IS BEING SUCCEEDED BY BERTRAM L. BOONE

Martin-Dutt Deny Split   Scranton Times Says, They Have Broken Ove Delegation Control

Duff And Martin Disclaim Rumored Political Split   Governor And U. S. Senato Flatly Deny Scranton Newspaper Report Of Policy Breach

Convention Delegation Control Basis For Fight Between Duff And Martin

VANDALS SMASH CLASSROOMS   Also Steal $200 From Safe of Holland School

a 8 be,  Shrine Ceremonial Reaches Climax  mn 1 Montana Capital  ae esl Eee 0UlC SOLS Selle   Thousands Throng Helena’s Streets to View Parade; Carnival and Numerous Other Activities

Shrine Ceremonial  Reaches Climax — \n Montana Capital.   Thousands Throng Helena’s Streets to View Parade; Carnival and Numerous Other Activities

Motor Bureau 90 Days Behind Time; New Chief Spurs ‘Clean-up’ Drive

State Vehicle Division Increases Staff In Effort to Clear out 90-Day Backlog

14 Aboard But No-One Touches Control From One Runway to. Another 2.400 Miles Over Sea

J. S. Air Force Robot Airplane Flies Atlantic  Mechanical Brain Does All The Work

ROBOT PLANE COMPLETES HOP OVER ATLANTIC   Mechanical ‘Brain’ Controls Ship; Crew Just Along for Ride

ROBOT AIRP! ANE: SPANS ATLANTIC   Mechanical Brain Flies 2,400 Miles Entirely By Beam Control

Robo! Plane Crosses Allantic Without Aid   Way Paved for Push-Button Aeronautics In World

PLANE CROSSES ATLANTIC OCEAN WITHOUT. PILOT   Craft Lands In England After Completely Automatic Flight   ARMY .AIR FORCES STAGED EXPERIMENT

Reds Raiding U.S. for Atom Secrets   Congressman Wants Patents Impounded For Safekeeping

SOLON PROPOSES APATENT PLAN   Rep. Thomas Would Impound Them From Becoming Known to Russia

FIRE DANGERS IN STATE BRING  MERE OAL ULIRITIAIN DAIN UN AUITETNYG   Governor Duff Closes Woodlands Until Rain Cacpe Saringne Condition

FISHING ALSO SUSPENDED BY FIRE HAZARDS   Protective Order Will Become Effective On Monday, Oct. 27

Vet Asks for Sentence Stay  Man Doomed to Die   Man Doomed to Die For Killing Wife Makes Plea

HOLIDAY FATALITIES IN NATION REACH 123   107 Lose Lives in Traffic Accidents —tIcy Streets and Snow Contribute to Toll.

Hughes Resting In Hideaway  Plane Manufacturer To Fly East Monday; U.S. Subpena Unservec

Hughes To Rest For Request Appearance   Promises To Appear Before Senate War Investigating Committee Wednesday

Huches Resting Before Monday Tri to Washington Date With Brewster

Mystery Shrouds Fatal Shooting   Wife Of Supply Firm President Found Dead  In Home.

Cincinnati Matron Is Found Dead   Police Seeking Motive For Slaying

HUNT FOR MOTIVE. ~ IN WOMAN'S DEATH   Body Found by Couple Calling For Dinner Date

AMERICAN CORN CROP IN DANGER   arched Fields Send Prices Soaring To New Peaks

Corn Price Soars As Burning Sun  Menaces Harvest  Hits $2.49 per Bushel In Chicago; Entire Midwest Area Parched

Sizzling Sun Perils Crops In Corn Beli   Serious Trouble Feared If Drought Continues; Prices Hit Peaks

Price Jumps To All-Time Record High   Wheat And Oats Also Affected By Shortaae Forecasts

Arid Weather Sends Corn Price To New Peaks   Experts Fear Serious Damage From Drought

Sizzling Heat Affects Corn, Raises Price:   Corn Prices 12144 Cents Above Previous High Of 1917; Only Ohio Has Cheerful Report

‘Corn Prices Hit Record High; ‘Heat Wave Envelopes Midwest   Hot, Dry Weather in Central States Raises Grave Fears for Vital Cron

HeatMenacesCorr Sending Prices To Record Levels   Parched Middlewestern Fields Need Rain: Immediately; Delayed Planting With Drought Following Stunts Huae Fields

CORN IMPERILED, PRICES TO PEAKS   WITH DROUTH MENACING CROP, GRAIN SOARS 24% CENTS A BUSHEL IN WEEK.

Sizzling Heat Sends Corn to Record Price:   Midwest Temperatures Continue Above 100; no Relief in Sigh?

Corn Prices Are Soaring to New Historic Levels   Drouth and Hot Weather Cause Hurried ‘Buying ’ on Board of Trade

Prices Spiral To New Highs  Rains Needes t   Chieavo Sells Car 4t 82.19 A Bushel

Heat Causing Concern in Corn Belt  Important Feed Crop Is in Need of Moisture

— ee ee  Sun Beats Down On Corn Fields  ~ Over Crop Outlook ‘ Causes Apprehension

Research Request Is Supported Strongly in House   Budget Cut in Navy May Mean Reduction Of 40.000 in Streneth

CUT OF 40,000 IN PERSONNEL HELD LIKELY   Group Holds Slashes Will Not Cut Fleet  Effectiveness

40,000 Slash In Personnel Would Result   Every Penny Asked for Research and Reserve Force Granted

Budget Cut Means 40,000 Men Discharged And Hundred§ of Civiljan Eanulaves Dismissed.

11 Percent Cut In Naval Funds  Gets Approval   ‘Budget Slash Will Entail

ECONOMY BILL TO LEAVE U.8. FLEET INTACT   POSSIBLE DECREASE OF 40,000 MEN ENTAILED

Navy Budget Cut 11 Percent By House Committee  ‘But Department Gets All It Asks  For Research  ee ae Yee ee

House Chops Nav: Funds but Lets Research Alone  Reserves Also Get Full Allowance, Despite Economies

Navy's Budget Cut LL Pereent By House Unit   Personnel May Be Reduced by 40,000; Bill Sent to Floor

NAVY BUDGET CUT 11 PERCENT BY HOUSE GROUP   Committee Recommends Department Get Funds Needed. for Research

NAVY'S BUDGET SLASHED 11 PER CENT IN HOUSE   Naval And Marine Corps Personnel May Be Cut By 40,000

House Group Would Cut Navy's Funds   11 Per Cent Slash Recommended in Economy Drive

BILL PARING NAVY FUNDS BY f1 PCT. 15 SENT TO HOUSE   Committee Approves Budget  Cut That Would Result in Possible Reduction of 40,000 in Personnel.   DEBATE ON MEASURE TO OPEN NEXT WEEK   Total is $377,519,200 Less Than Truman Asked and $1,197,300,841 Below What Navy Had This Year.

‘Still No Arrests In Strangle Case   Lock Box Yields Cash And Bonds; 300 Ouestioned.

 Woman’s Killer Is Still Sought   Married Man's Clothing Found In Apartment

Slain Actress Had Bonds And Money In Bank   300 Persons Questioned By Police, But None Has Been Arrested In Gotham Mystery

U.S. PROPOSAL ‘VISTORY IS SEEN   Marshall’s ‘Little Assembly Plan Heads For Debate Before U.N.

Order No Sign-on ‘or No Sailings   ‘Curran Tells Members te ‘Sit in’ Ships, Inviting Lockout

Browns Sign ‘Dizzy’ Dean   One-Time Cardinal Pitche: Returning To Basebal With St. Louis Team

‘Wise Action' Economy Could Double Incomes For All Within 25 Years

Auto Builder: Says Poverty Not Necessary   - Studebaker Head Tells ess Americans’  Income Can Be Double:

Can Abolish U. S. Poverty, Hoffman Says   Studebaker Head Tells Congress That Income of Most Americans Could Be Doubled Within 25 Years.

Today In Coneress   Double Income For Americans In 25 Years Seen If National Economy Smoothed Out;  Wavy Plans To Furnish Latins Warships

Wise Action SeenDoublin;  U.S. Income Teeltretyin leat   Industrialist Warns of Danger OF Collapse

Double Income Is Possible for Most Americans  Need Wise Action   Need Wise Action In Smoothing Out National Economy

PATTERN FOR ABOLISHING U. S, POVERTY GIVEN   Studebaker Head Sees Incomes. Doubled Within 25 Years

STUDEBAKER MOTO® OFFICIAL TELLS: CONGRESS “WISE ACTION’ BY PEOPLE WILL DOUBLE OUR NATIONAL INCOME

Hoffman Urges Regulations For Free Enterprise  Studebaker Head Says Gov't Must Establish Rules For Business’

‘Gandhi to Fast During Trouble   To Fast Until Sanity Returns to Calcutta

GANDHI'S FAST NEWS SPREADS   Reported Abstaining From Food Until ‘Sanity Returns’

Gandhi Starts OnNewFast-Hinduleader ToGo Without Food Until Sanity Returns To Calcutta

Gandhi Embarks Ona New Fast  To Continue Until Calcutta Js Normal

—UNTIL SANITY RETURNS’— Riots In Calcutta Cause  Of New Fast By Gandi

GANDHI STARTING NEW DEATH FAST   Famed Indian To Shun Food ‘Until Sanity Returns’

GANDHI FASTS TO INVOKE PEACE   ANNOUNCES PLAN AS PROTEST AGAINST COMMUNAL RIOTING

Two Deaths Are Caused hy Severe Quakes  Volcano Erupts to Cause Tremors; Buildings Wrecked

Two Deaths Are Caused hy Severe ‘Quakes  Volcano Erupis to Cause Tremors;

Crossing Hearing To be Earlier  Davlight Saving Vine To Govern PSC Vogel

=. SOF Ee =, =. ”/ ee" > Public Service Body  Sets May 27 for Signal Consideration Here

Holiday Buying ‘Spree In Nation Enters Last Week   New Yule Period Sales Record Being Made In Nation This Year   STORE CLERKS ARE READY FOR FINALE

SALES PROMISE RECORD BREAK   .Wise Shoppers Buying Durable Goods Such- as Refrigerators, Eloctrie Appliances and House Furnishing -- Sales Increase Over 1946 are from Six to Twenty-Five Per Cont.

POPULAR COUPLE ~ WED FRIDAY EVE   Gronemeyer. -. Hazel Nup< _ tials Held On & June 6 ok

POPULAR COUPLE. ~ WED FRIDAY EVE   tials Held On  Thine &   Gronemeyer - - Hazel Nup:

ITALY GIVEN 108 MILLION CREDIT   MONEY WILL BE USED TO RESTORE AND EXPAND COUNTRY’S INDUSTRY,

10 Persons Killed In Truck Collision   Many Victims Are Pinned Under Blazing Vehicles

Charges Are Denied As Board Studies Aggie Situation =  Texas A. And M. Board Defends Gilchrist In Student Dispute

Head of College Obeying Orders, Directors Assert   ‘Full and Unqualified Support’ Is Pledged After Investigation

A. & M. Directors Support Gilchrist   Board Welcomes Full Investigation By Members of Legislature

SLAYERS SOUGHT IN EIGHT STATES   Clad in Army Uniforms, Youths Seen With Vic tims.

Search For Slayers Of Wealthy Virginia Couple Extended To & States

THE PRESIDENT ASKS PERMANENT FARM PROGRAM   Designed to Channel] Agriculture’s Abundant Pro“ duction.   GAVE ONLY AN OUTLINE   Said Ways Can Be Found te Utilize Agriculture’s New Skil.

Permanent Farm Program Sought  President Suggests Peacetime Pattern

Outlined Briefly Farm Program to Channel Agriculture Production Into Use

Permanent Farm Program Asked Of Lawmakers   Would Channel Production Into Use, Not Stockpiles

‘President Would Channel Abundant Farm 'Crops Into Use Rather Than Stockpiles

Truman Urges A Permanent Farm Program   To Channel Production in Use Rather Than Surplus Stockpiles

Farm Laws Requested   Only Brief Outline Given in Today’s Address to Congress

A Permanent Farm Program Is Sought   Truman Plan Would Channel Abundant Production inte Hea

Farm Plan Is Included In Message   Pexmanent Agricultural Program Is Goal Sought In Proposal Submitted  To Congressmen

Truman Calls For Permanent Farm Program   Asks Legislation to Assure Full Use of Abundant Production

Condemns Teaching Children There Is a Santa ‘Claus; Asserts Telling Child Myths Might Handicap Thinkine

DEATH TOLL 24 AS BLAST SINKS EXCURSION SHIP   Divers Probing Sunken Ruins For Additional Bodies

[Eisler to Be Detained Until Charges Are Sifted   Clark Assures House Group Justice Department Has No Intention of Letting Communist Depart From U. 8S. —  Rep. Thomas, Asserting Crackdown on Fifth Column Is Overdue, Urges Prosecution of Eisler at Once.

Clark Promises Early ‘Crackdown’ On Communists, Fellow Travelers

Communists in Bulgarian Purge   23 Legislators Ousted From Assembly In Move to Weaken the Opposition; Jailed Petkov Figures in New Crackdown

Opposition to Communist Bloc  Forced to Quit   Petkov, Secretary of Ousted Mem bers’ Party, Now Under Arrest by Reds

[PETKOV GROUP OF 23 PURGED BY ASSEMBLY   Legislators Formed Chief Opposition to Communist Front Bloc

Bulgaria Ousts 23 Legislators   Assembly Claims All Resigned Voluntarily

Bulgarian Coup Ousts Anti-Reds In Assembly      23 Communist Opponents Are Expelled, Leader Under Arrest for ‘Plot’

Bulgarian Assembly Expels 23 Agrarians   Assembly Votes Members Resigned But All 23 Contend They Did Not Quit

Senate Unit in Favor of 3-Man Board of Control   Des Moines —?)— The senate voted today to take up proposed board of control legislation as a special order of business at 10:30 a. m. next Tuesday.

Bevin, Marshall in - Conference; Seek Support of France   Would Pull French Into Occupation Merger if Confab Fails

Bevin, Marshall Discuss Progress Ot Conference   British and American Foreign Ministers Confer for 90 Minutes Today.

BEVIN CONFERRED WITH SECRETARY MARSHALL TODAY   The British Foreign Seere tary and Secretary of State Talked for 90 Minutes.   [OVER LUNCHEON TABLE   Discussed Progress of Council of the Foreign . Ministers.

Bevin Confers With Marshall   May Have Discussed Any Possible Future Moves

Bevin and Marshall in  Conference   Believed to Have Discussed Progress Of Moscow Parley

Believe Progress Is Discussed by Marshall, Bevin.  Confer for 90 Min. © .. Over Their Luncheon:

U. S., British Foreign, Chiefs In Conference   Believed to Have. ‘Talked Progress of Ministers’ And Future Moves

Council Progress Is Discussed by Marshall, Bevin   U. 8. and Britain Will Strive to Get French Inte Merger of German Zanes

Future Moves Of Council Discussed   Committee Puts Final Touches On Report

23 Major Shifts Listed in Orders Effective Feb. 15   Move Makes Way for the Promotion of Veterans; Maxwell Is Lieutenant

Admiral Nimitz fo Retire From Navy  Duty in December  Like Other ‘Five-Star’ Officers, He Retains Active Life Status

GEORGIA STILL “HAS 2 GOVERNORS   Talmadge Refuses te Yield to Thompson.

SPEED FANS LOOK FOR NEW RECORD   : Trophy Classic To Be Run on 15 Mile Closed  rse  PRESENT MARK, 384.6

BEVILLE SETS SPEED RECORD   Places First In Closed Event Sunday To Win Kendall Trophy

Speed Fans See New Air Record:  Marks Threatened “Ie Tranhy Classic

New Records Expected For ‘Air Classic:   Pilots To Fly For $40,000 Trophy

Speed Fans Expect New Closed Course Record Tc Be Set In National Air Race Thompson Classic

Premier Event Of Pylon Contests—  New Record Is Expected Today For Thompson Trophy Contest

12 Flyers Vie In Air Classic   New Speed Record Anticipated by Fans

Paraguay Torn With Civil Strife Declares State Of War Exists Now

PARAGUAY REBELS ‘TO BE ENGAGED BY FEDERALIST ARMY   Fall-Scale: Civil War Forming “As President’ Moves Against ees Rebel Bands

FULL CIVIL WAR GRIPS PARAGUAY   Government Forces Girded For Showdown Battle

Civil Warfare Hits Paraguay   Government Declares Hostilities Against Woanmmuniet Rebellion

KOREAN LEADER SHOT IN BACK BY ASSASSIN   Two Bullets Fatal For Prom: inent Politician

Long Illness Claims Noted Clarksburger   Occupied Secretary Of Agriculture Post In Coolidge Cabinet

Ex-Gov. Gore Is Dead at 69   Heart Attack Causes Death Of Promiuvent Republican

Former Governor H. M. Gore Dies  Dies In Clarksburg Of Heart Attack

CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR IS SEEN KS CONTENDER FOR NOMINATION   OBSERVERS BELIEVE WARKEN WILL GET INTO RACE IN EARNEST THIS TIME

TAFT’S DRIVE - ~ TO OPEN SOON      OHIO GOP TO GIVE SENATOR  ITS “FAVORITE SON” SUP PORT NEXT WEEK

SENATE PASSES VITAL ORE ACT BY VOICE VOTE   Two-Year Premium Payments Okayed Without Change; Bricker Plea Crushed

LEGISLATION « NOW GOES T0 WHITE HOUSE   Measure Authorizes Payment of $70,000,000 te Producers Ov er Period of Two Years.   APPLIES TO LEAD, COPPER, MANGANESE   Chamber Told Program Is Designed to Avoid ‘Dangerous Dependence’ On Foreign Sources. A

U8. WOULD QUIT KOREA NEXT YEAR   VETOES IMMEDIATE WITHDRAWAL—ASHS U. N, BACK DINDEPENDENCE PLAN,

Major Clash Looms Between Soviets, Western Powers Over Proposal   CLAIM ACTION VIOLATES UNITED NATIONS CHARTER

UN Economic Council Nears End  ‘Marked by Growing East-West Split

Marshall Plan Feared by Soviet Union   Reds Promofe Bitter Arguments on Number of Issues -

Slash in Armed Force, Dip Into Gold Reserve  Considered by Britain

BRITAIN MAY GUT SIZE OF HER LAND, SEA, AIK FORCES   ‘Economic Troubles Back of Contemplated Move—Montgomery Cuts Short Trip to Offer Advice.   STEP WOULD AFFECT ROLE AS WORLD POWER   ‘Rumors Spread in London That Government May Call  Eleetion to Seek New   Mandate From People.

Great Britain May Reduce Size of Her Armed Forces  Rumors Rampant ~ In Growing Crisis; Selling Is Heavy  fL>.. ree WA a mle ot

Brifain Plans Stash In Her Armed Forces   Action Considered To * Meet Prospective Economic Crisis

Attlee and Labor Party Members of Parliament to Meet in Secret for Discussion of Economic Crisis That's in Prospect for Winter

Army Crisis In England   Reduction Urged to Meet Prospective Economic Threat

Britain at Crossroad of  New Crisis Move to Cut Down On Armed Forces Gets Under Way

Great Britain May Slash Size Of Armed Forces   Such Action Could Have Serious Effects On World Power Rol

BRITAIN'S ARMY MAY BE REDUCED   Field Marshal Montgomery Plans To Return Home Immediately To Discuss Reduction.

Britain May. Reduce Armed Units   Bad Financial Crisis Threatens to Cause Curtailment

Britain Said Ready to Cut  Armed Force:   Slash in Military’ Strength _ May Be Imposed to Meet : Eranantiic Crisis

Britain Considers Cutting Its Armed Services Sharply   Severe Economic Crisis May Endanger Nation as a World Power

Britain Faces Cut in Army   Aulee Resignation  Asked Amid Crisis

BRITAIN REPORTED CONSIDER CUT NY ARMED FORCES   Montgomery Returning From Far East To Advise ba Gavernmant

Brifain Faces New Emergency   May Cut Down Armed Forces, Dip into Gold, Dollar Reserves

Crisis Rises Over Winter Economic Need   General Election May Be Called Atilee Government

BRITAIN MAY REDUCE SIZE OF ITS ARMY   Montgomery Is Reported Hurrying to London to Advise on Cuts That Can Be Made to Aid Nation’s Economic Problem.

‘MONTY’ DROPS  TRIP 10 JAPAN   Will Return To Britain To Discuss Armed Force Slash

Britain May Cut Armed Forces Soon   Montgomery Expected Seon To Advise a Labor Government

Britain, Facing Crisis May Cut ‘Armed Forces. Dip Into Reserves      Tapping Of Gold And Dollar Reserve Considered As Stopgap Between Time When U. 5. Loan Exhausted And Marshal] Plan Effective.

BRITAIN MAY CUT MILITARY MIGHT   Move Seen As Part Of Plan To Nip Economic Crisis

Britons May Have To Cut Armed Forces and Dip Into ‘Emergency Funds In Crisis

And _ Dip. Into Reserve Fund Next Winter   U. S. Loan Nearly Exhausted; British Stock Mart Bearish

Britain May Cut Military Forces   Drastic Step Affecting Role As World  Power Seen In Likely Feonomic Crisis

Montgomery Curtails Eastern: four; May Slice Forces In Face of Crisis

Britain Studies W ays to Combat Economic Crisis   Considers Cutting Her Armed Forces, Dip In ‘Rainy Day’ Reserves

Pay Increase Wave Hits Textile li ndustry   Thousands Of Workers In South To Receive 10 Percent Pay Hikes

None Have Ever Been Jailed... .  Contempt Citations ace Test In House

‘House To Sustain Contempt Citations   Cases Against Movie Figures To Provide New Test Of Committee’s Popularity

"HOUSE SLATED TO BACK CASE ON FILMLAND   10 Expected To Face Con » tempt Citations for Refusing Probe Queries ,

Contempt Cases Against Film Figures Test Popularity Of Un-American Action Group

Citations Or Contempt Pose Tests   Representatives Study Cases Against Fiim Figures

House Takes Up Citations   Un-American Group  Faces U. S. Charge

ILLNESS DELAYS SLAVERY TRIAL   Mrs. Ingalls On Verge Of Pneumonia; Trial Recessed Until Tuesday.

Generai Collins Becomes Deputy Army Staff Chiel   Normandy Hero Succeeds Handy; Gen. Wainwright Retiring August 31

ARMY OFFICERS IN EUROPE GETTING NEW: ASSIGNMENTS   CLAY TO SUCCEED. McNARNEY  AS COMMANDER AND GEN,.  —-——-- CLARK WILL RETURN TO THE U. 8.

CLAY COMMANDS ARMY IN EUROPE   Clark Goes to Sixth Army Headquarters in Frisco, With Keyes. Aide

ARMY REVEALS STAFF CHANGES   Collins Will Be Deputy Chief Wainwright To Retire

Gen. Collins Gets No. 2 Post in Army   Invasion Spearhead Commander Among Several Shifted

Telephone Strike Arbitration Fails Union Federation, Bel  System Deadlock Over  a SS are: le ie il is lini

DEADLINE NEAR FOR STRIKE AS TENSION GROWS   Nervous Government Conciliators Eye Approaching Strike Date That May Cripple Nation's Phone Communications.

Company, Union Deadlocked Over Bargaining Issue   Government Conciliators Eye April 7 Dealine For Strike

Bell Svstem, Union Deadlocked As Phone Strike Deadline Nears   Industry-Wide Bargaining Issue Proves  Obstacles Big Walkout Set For April’ 7

Phone Strike Worries Top U. S. Officials   EFFORTS CONTINUING FOR A PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT

NATION'S PHONE OUTLOOK DARKER   Developments Snowball As Strike Deadline Nears

Deadlock In Phone Dispute ls Reported   Workers’ Committee Proceeds With Strike Plans

Phone Strike © In Wisconsin Held Probable   UNION PROCEEDS WITH . PLANS FOR BIG STRIKE

Deadlock Develops Over Situation in  Telephone System   Four Big Development: - Ave Outlined in Union Bid for tndw try  BRareaining

U.S. Seeks to End Deadlock  In Phone Crisi:   Effect Here to Hinge oy Operators; Dials Not Affected

Phone Strike Is  Drawing Closer   Bell System And Unions Remain Deadlnelead

Bell System, Union Outfit Deadlocked: Conciliators Edgy   NFTW Proceeds Drafting of Strike Preparations For April 7 Deadline

Phone Dispute Defies Settlement; Strike Peril Worries Government

PHONE SYSTE AND UNIONS IN DEADLOCK OVER NEW CONTRACT   Gov’t Conciliators Eyeing April 7 Strike Deadline With Uncertainty

Local Man Electrocuted AtPark —   Howard Hudson, 23, Victim, Decorating Grounds For Fair

Battle Heavy Seas Rescue Ships Plunge Toward Shipwrecked British Sailors

Counter-Campaign Of Truth To Meet Red Propaganda Also Is Revealed

General Says Foreign Policy Needs Backing  Counter-Campaign of Truth Against Soviet

Marshall In Support of Peace Draft      ‘New Secretary Of State Outlines. His. Policies At Interview

Universal Training Urged By Marshall   Secretary of State Calls for Real Power to Back Policy

Marshall Calls For ‘Enforced Peace   New Cabinet Leader Says UN Must Set Up Program To Maintain Peace

Military Training Plan Urged by Marshall To   a . 1. Support Foreign Policy

Marshall Urges. Training Period  Makes First Major Policy Declaration

[American Foreign Policy Must Be Backed With Real Power Secretary Declares

Says Universal Tain Must Belnaugurated  Truth To Be Weapon Against Propaganda

MARSHALL ASKS ARMED POWER TO BACK POLICIES   STAND ON ARMAMENT CUT IS MADE CLEAR   Declares There Can Be No Reduction Until International Security. Has Been Worked Out.

MARSHALL HAS PRESS TALK: GIVES POLICY   Wants Universal Military Training To Back Up Foreign Policy

U.S. to Build Up Credit for Truth, He Says   Secretary Talks About All Outstanding World Diplomatic Problems

State Use Tax Favored; Would Aid University   Road Help Provided Also In Measure Before House

New Policy of U. S. Toward Germany Would Aid Nation  Objective Is to Help Raise Standard of Living and Economics

MERRILL WOMAN, 84 DIED SEPT. 4      Mrs. August Ruedy Laic To Rest—Rites Held ‘This Afternoon

Vote Requested On Closed Shop Ban in Missouri   Legislature Asked To Put Amendment Before Electorate of State

BAN ON CLOSED SHOP IN STATE PROPOSED’   ‘Constitutional Amendment Offereé in House—Action Deferred Until Today.

Confession of Melvin Bailey to Murder Of ‘Black Dahlia’ Being Investigated

POLICE RECEIVE NEW CONFESSION   Army Deserter Admits Murder of ‘Black Dahlia’

Dr. Alice Wynekoop Gets Prison Release  Sentence in Slaying Will End Dec. 28

Private Secretary Says American Diplomat Had  Not Been in Good Health

John Winant Shoots Self With Pistol   Was Pioneer In Social Reforms

LEADER'S FIRST ATTEMPT WITH LUGER FAILS   Coroner Attributes Act to Despondency Over Memoirs

John G. Winani Ends Own Life By Pistol Shot   Former Ambassador To Great Britain Kills Self in Home At Concord, N. H.

JOHN G. WINANT KILLS HIMSELF   FORMER AMBASSADOR TO  COURT OF ST. JAMES ENDS LIFE WITH PISTOL.

FAMED ENVOY, JOHN. WINANT, KILLS HIMSELF   Police Say £x-Ambassado ls Despondent after Writing Memoirs

Ex-Diplomaf Is Suicide Victim  Ill Hea Ith Bla med  ro. Rr lt Gt

John Winant, kx-Envoy  To England, Kills Himself   Shoots Himself In His Bedroom; Served in Several Government Posts

John G. Winant . Takes Own Life   Diplomat, 58, Shoots Self With, Belgian Pistol; in Til Health

John G. Winant, Former ‘Ambassador to Great Britain,  Kills Self at Concord Home

John G. Winant s Victim Of Shootina   Former Ambassador Kills Self With Pistol At Home In New Hampshire 

John Winant, US Statesman, Ends His Life   Former Ambassador To England Shoots Himself At His Home

John G. Winant lakes Own Life  Former Ambassador Suffered Fatique

New Orleans Cotton   Winant Suicide Blamed ‘On Illness and Overwork

Shot Self — Last Night In His Home      Was Wartime Ambassador to  Britain; Act Believed Caused by Despandency, Extreme Foatique

Shoots Self In Head With A 32 Pistol   Three-Time Chief Execitive Of N. H.3 Headed S. S. Board

FORMER ENVOY KILLS HIMSELF   Winant, Ex-Ambassador To Britain, Takes Life At  New Hampshire Home

JOHN G. WINANT KILLS SELF IN CONCORD HOME   Former Ambassador, Thrice New Hampshire Governor Suicide Victim

Winant Is A Victim Of Suicide   Intense Schedule Of Business Affairs Is Blamed For His Sudden Action

Ex-Ambossador to Britain Kills Self  After Working on Wartime Memoirs

Bullet Wound Kills Diplomat   Secretary Blames Ill Health, Overwork for Suicide “‘Done on Spur of Moment”

Winant Takes Life With Gur   Ex-Envoy’s Suicide Laid to Despondeucy

JOHN 6. WINANT, FORMER ENVOY, TAKES HIS LIFE   Shot Himself In The Head With Pistol At His Home

Pistol Bullet. EndsCareer. Of Diplomat   Winant Reported. In Poor Mental, Physical.” 1°. Condition =.

Overwork Is Blamed For Diplomat's Act   Veteran Public Servant Takes Own Life With Pictol Bullet

Ex-U.S. Envoy Shoots Bullet Into His Head  Was Social Securily Board's First Head

Winant, Former Envoy, Kills Self  Retired U. N. Aide Was in III Health

STATESMAN WAS IN ILL HEALTH AND VERY TIRED   Former Envoy To British Court And Thrice Governor Of New Hampshire Takes Life With Belgian Pistol.

John Winant A Suicide   Former U, S. Ambassa dor to Britain Had — Been in Poor Health:

John G. Winant Commits Suicide  Had Suffered Mental and Physical Fatique

JOHN WINANT SHOOTS SELF THRU HEAD   Former Ambassador to Great Britain Dead— Friends Are Shocked

JOHN G. WINANT TAKES OWN LIFE   Ex-Ambassador to England Had Long Career in Public Service.

  __JOHN G. WINANT DEAD—  Death Of Former U.S, Envoy Ruled Suicide 

WINANT TAKES HIS OWN LIFE   Former Ambassador To Eng ‘ lend, 58, Shoots Self With .32 Pistol

J.G. Winant Ends Own Life At 58  Ex-Ambassador CL... @.1f   Ex-Ambassador Shoots Self With .32 Caliber

John G. Winant Kills Himself In His Home   Was Former U. S. Ambassador to Court af St Tamac

John Winant Takes Life   Former Ambassador tc Britain Fires Bullet Into His Head

John Winant Is Suicide   Former Ambessodar to Britein’ Had Keon Suffering Mental, Physical Fotique

SELF, USING BELGIAN GUN   ‘Former Ambassadei  To Britain Found ©  By Secretary:

John Winant, Former Envoy, Ends His Life   Three-Time Governor Of New Hampshire Dies of Pistol Wounds

John G. Winant, Former Ambassador To Court. OF St. James, Commits Suicide At New Hampshire Home

JOHN 6, WINANT TAKES OWN LIFE   Ex-Ambassador, Governo Had Been In Poor Health

Hero of World War, _ Ex-Envoy to Court: “of St. James, Dead   Shoots Self While Alone in Son’s Room in Con cord; N: H. Mansion

Suicide of Winant Due To Crackup   Secretary Advances Theory for Act Of Former U.S. Envoy

WINANT, ILL, OHUDTS atl WITH PISTOL   Diplomat, Who Followed Ne Political Creeds, Was Friend of People.

John Winant Takes Own Life At His Home  Act Attributed  SPE, eee

John Winant Ends Life With Bullet   Former Ambassador To Great Britain

JOHN G. WINANT SUICIDE; SHOOTS SELF IN TEMPLE   Former Ambassador, New Hampshire Governor Was in Mental Slumo

Secretary Says Winant Suicide Due To Fatigue   Former U.. s. Ambassador

N. Fi. Statesman Dies Of Self-Inflicted . : Calibre Pistol Wou :

John G. Winant, Ex-Ambassador, Takes Own Life   Three-Time Governor of New Hampshire Shoots Self at Home

Winant, Former U.S. Envoy, Commits Suicide   mas Ambassador to Britain During Wars. VOverwork" Cause of A,

WARTIME ENVOY FOUND DEAD IN SON’S BEDROOM   SAY OVERWORK CAUSE OF AMBASSADOR’S ACT USED BELGIAN PISTOL

John Winant, Former Envoy.  Kills Himself   Wartime Ambassador to Great Britain, Thrice Governor of New Hampshire Had Been in I} Health.

JOHN G. WINANT ENDS OWN LIFE   Noted Diplomat And Advocate Of Better Things Shoots Self

JOHN WINANT, . ” EX-DIPLOMAT, KILLS HIMSEL!   Overwork, Blamed. For icide of 3-Tithe Governor of N. H.

Winant Suicide Laid by Doctor ‘Lo Overwork   Governor 3 Times Of New Hampshire Served during War As London Envoy

Officials Believe Only Business Recession Wil BringMeatPricesDows

Holy Week Services At Christ English Lutheran Church Being Observed

Japs Think British Pinch Worse Than Own Crisis   Premier Katayama Claims Victory Was Costly For England With Campaign of Austerity Begun Late for Quick Recovery

Premier Sees Jap Recovery   Compares Nippon Position Tr. That af Rritain

Crash Is Worst Of Commercial Airline Mishaps  Eye-Witnesses Differ in Whot Ha d

lo Fath we 1,000 Feet in Air  Flames Engulf Plane After Mighty Blast;

DC-4 Plane Plunges Into Woods,Burns   Nation’s Worst Airline Disaster Occures When Eastern Airlines Ship Crashes Into Ravine

Transport Falls Into Ravine Near Port Deposit, Md.   No Survivors Of Nation’s Worst Commercial Airline Disaster; Mid-Air Explosion Reported

No Survivors Of Marylan d Plane Plunge   Eyewitnesses Give Graphic Accounts of Trag: edy in Maryland

Explosion May Have Caused Disaster   Death Toll Highest In History Of U.S. Commercial Aviatior

All 53 Aboard Killed; Worst Airline Tragedy   Huge DCW Plane Extlodes in Air Plunges Into Ground Near Port Deposit

vc PLUNGES INTO HILLSIDE ‘INWORSTUS AIRLINE DISASTER   Big Plane Reported Flying Smoothly When. It  Turned Over and Fell into Ravine;...~  ' Passengers’ Bodies Are Mutilated Beyond Recognitian 7

As Eastern Air-Transport Plunged Into Wooded Ravine And Burned; Worst Diaster In Nation's History

PLANE PLUNGED FROM 1009 FEET INTO A RAVINE   Fifty-three Persons Aboard Were Killed In the Crash.   PLUMMETED TO GROUND   The Airplane Was Flying 1,500 to 2,009 Feet When Tt Turned Over.

Eastern Ship Plummets To Ground Friday   Largest Wreckage Found Is 12 Feet Long; Bodies Are Unrecoanizable

All Persons Aboard Huge Transport Killed Last Night When it Falls into Maryland Woods.   EXPLOSION, FIRE FOLLOWS CRASH

Eye-Witnesses Differ Over What Happened Just Before Ship Fell   Big Eastern Airline Transport Plunged Erom 1,000 Feet, Killing All 53 Aboard; Some Thought They Heard Explosion Before The Crash.

53 Perish as Liner Falls In Maryland   All Aboard Killed In Worst U. S. Wreck; Reodie< Strewn Ovwer Ares

Eastern Airlines DC-4 Transport Falls in Maryland   Worst Disaster in U.S. Commercial! Flying History--Enroute to Miami

Transport Plunges 1,000 Feet Into Wooded Maryland Ravine; All On Board Die

Disaster Climuxes. Sevier of Costly Airplane ‘Crashes: Around. World

Wreckage and Bodies Strewn Over Wide Area in Worst Commercial Air Disaster in Nation's History.

Four-Engined Plane Plunges Into Ravine  In Maryland   Worst Commercial Airline Disaster in American History

Conditions Ideal But  Cops Everywhere As President Makes Journey To Capitol Hill

/FUSS FOR A MILE TRIP      Preparing for Truman Talk  _ Resembles Circus Moving

Dulles Asserts U.S. Must Help Europe   Adviser to Marshall Says Unity Is Needed on Continent

Calls on U. 5. te Lead in Building a New Europe  Dulles Also, Advocates   Dulles Also. Advocates 3-Power Treaty on German Disarmament

Dulles Says. US Must Take Lead In Europe   Republican Adviser Calis For Treaty On German Arms

US Must Take Lead in Building Enrope—Dulles  Republic ican Adviser te  ee ce ce WR OS ec: IM ee er ore   Republican Adviser te Marshall Says America Must Take Lead or Rilliane W3)] Re Wacted

Economically. United Europe Urged by. Dulles  Warns Aid Can be Wasted; _ Muad! Wants Four-Sided — Fence Built Around Russia

DULLES SAYS U.S, MUST TAKE LEAD IN A UNITED EUROPE   Or Money Poured Into Foreign Recovery Program Will Be Wasted.   CALLS FOR CONTROL   Of the German Ruhr’s Industrial Production and.a 3- ¢ Power Treaty.

Senators to Go to Europe for Study Of Foreign Aid   Nine Republicans, Si Democrats, to Leave October First

AD TQ EUSOPE TO BE STUDIED BY 13 SENATORS   Group Will Go Abroad to See  Results of Expenditures and Need for Contin j ned U. S. Outlays.   [BRIDGES ANNOUNCES  PLANS FOR TRE TRIP   Nine Republicans and Sb  Democrats Will Sail Oct.  1—To Tour All Occupied Areas.

Fight Reported Dead In Swiss Explosion   Blasts Strike Ammunition Dump

BLAST TEARS GAPING HOLE IN MOUNTAIN   Rains Missiles Over Wide Area

UNION MERGER TALKS BEGUN   Definite Progress Made At First Session, Leaders Of AFL-CIO Announce

}HUNDREDS GET MILK _ DESPITE HEAVY SNOW      /Customers Form Lines to Make  Purchases From Trucks Parked . at Straterie Points.

Nalion-Wide Search Made For Ex-Marine   11-Year-Old Girl Believed Attacked And Murdered

Veferan Sought In Death Of Girl At Philadelphia  Victim Is Believed Jo Be Missing Child

PROPOSED FOREIGN LOAN’ = AGAIN CRITICIZED IN MOSCOV   COMMUNIST PROFESSOR “SAYS THAT U.S, SEEKS “MILITARY, ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ~ CONTROL”

United Nations Gets Warning of U.S. ‘Recession   Economic Council Says Serious Problem May Come Next Year

Caribbean Sea Trip Delayed By President   Sugar Rationing Extension Asked

Cost of Operating State Government Tops 671 Millions   Dewey Urges Continuation Of Cuts in Income and Business Taxes

PRICE CONTROL RETURN LEFT TO CONGRESS   ‘Waste Less’ Request Given to Public By President

TRUMAN CONFERS ON ARGENTINA   TELLS AMBASSADOR U. S. IS WILLING TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES

Truman, Argentine Ambassador Confer   President Ready To Talk Anew With Other Governments On Araentine Issues

U. S. Nod To Argentine   Agree to Continue Inter-American Talks Following Nazi Purge

PUCApproves Phone Rate ~ Increases   Naugatuck Costs Up. 25 ‘Cents to $2 Monthly;  Waterbury Toll Charge Nowhisd —..

NEW ‘PHONE RATES EFFECTIVE OCT. 21   Increases in Servicc, Tol Charges Announced by Company.

P*, LOOKING Lf AHEAD  = ce GEORGE §, BENSON Fethfert-- Hordine Vellroe

LOOKING AHEAD By George S. Benson  President, Harding College Ganarcey. Arkansas

Fire Forces Hundreds To Flee at Bar Harbor   Some Evacuated By Sea Until Road Reopens; Damage Is High

RESIDENTS ARE FLEEING AS FLAMES SWEEP GITY   Property Loss Will Run Into Millions   FIRED BY FOREST BLAZE

Next Move In Drafting Jap Treaty Debated   Russia Rejects American Proposal Which Would Eliminate Big Power Veto In Pact

Reds Rejecf American Plan Of Settlement  Question Of  Separate Peace : Faces America

Morgenthau Diary Gives Idea Of Real Roosevelt     Should Clarify Many Minds As To Kind Of Man And Men Who Ruled This Nation For Thirteen Years

French Command Prepares Attack  New Forces Arrive at Hanoi, Haiphong

UAW ‘Victory’ at A-C Disputed   ‘Majority’ Phrase of State Law Cited

JESSEJONES TO TESTIFY Al INVESTIGATION   Anxious To Tell Of Orders From White House

JONES WITNESS IN HUGHES-KAISER PROBE   “ Ex-Cabinet Member "Boiling Over" To Talk--May Link FDR to Deal

LAKE STILL DRAGGED FOR TWO FISHERMEN   Firemen Fail To Find Sigr Of Palestine Residents

NOTED HOAXES. “ARE RECALLED ON APRIL 1ST      MENCKEN’S STORY OF THE ATHTUS HEADS LIST OF 4. IMAGINARY. HAPPEN. ‘ INGS ACCEPTED AS j Pacer =

Three Killed In Seaplane Crash   Ship Sets Fire To Four Houses In Pittsburgh Northside.

Police Headquarters In. Russian Zone Was Office Of Anti-Communist German Official, Second In Command

GERMAN POLICE HEADQUARTERS IN  BERLIN BLOWN UP   EIGHT KILLED, FOUR INJURED IN BLAST BLAMED ON BOMB; OF POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE.

BOY KILLED IN A ROCKET EXPLOSION   Two Other Children Have Died of Injuries Received at Newton, Kas.

Bazooka Shell Blast ‘Kills Three at Newton   Five Other Children in Schmidt Family Hurt--'Dud®* Found by Eather

YULE SPIRIT SWEEPS NATION °  ‘Transport Swamped;  Most of U.S. to See Sun

STALIN 6 - 7   Former President Tells o! Chaos, Misery In Greece At Rotief Dinner

Within Stalin’s Power To Halt Aggression  From Across Borders, He Tells Greek Group

Could Put Stop To Guerrilla Raids  One Man, Stalin, Can Free Greece--Hoover

Stalin Cause of Greece's Misery, Can Stop It Quickly, Savs Hoover

Hoover Says Stalin Could _ Stop Raids Into Greece   Former President Declares It Is Within Russian Dictator’s Power to See That Communist Bands Stop Crossing Border From Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania—Action, He   Asserts. Would Bring Peace to Area.

~ 4 re ee el  Taft People Need Dewey Group’s Support on Labor Legislation

Wage Pattern Effect on Phone Strike Studied   Government Hopes Pay Grants Will Induce A. T. & T. to Make Offer

PAY: PATTERN hl AFFECT. “PHONE TIEUP   co “Auto, “WORKERS MEAL HOWEVER, 1-CENT. AN 18 NOT BAT-__ABFACTORY

Lilienthal Out. Says M’Keller   Senator Claims Victory In Fight To Block © Confirmstion.

Lilienthal’s Chance To Get Senate Confirmation Fades  Senator McKellar Say: . He Has Enough Votes to Prevent It

Repnblican Leaders Jain Ir Move To Prevent His Confirmation; Claim Taft Support

Sen. M’Kellar Brands Lilienthal‘Dead Duck’   Senator Gains Backing in Fight Mm. D1... Wak Benen Alnannriio Pret

STOP LILIENTHAL CAMPAIGN GAINS   Senator McKellar Believes He And GOP Friends Will Block Appointment

McKELLER PREDICTS VICTORY IN DRIVE TO HALT LILIENTHAL   Tennessee Democrat Gains Support Of Republican Senators In Campaign

Navy Operates London Bridge   Takes Over After Regulin ‘Crew Of Attendants Go Our On Sirike

Democrat Bosses Vest Ohic Hopes  InRay T. Miller For Victory At Polls

NEW STORMS HIT BRITAIN, EUROPE   [Industries Closed; 2@More Freeze to Death

Ships Battle Gales to End  Fuel Famine   Twenty Vessels Take Coal To London, Hard Hit by Cold That Closes Most Of British Industrice

Demand Arises For Pay Boost. Curb on Costs   Democrats, Unions Clamor for Congres: To Step In

INCOMES ROCKETING 10 aT RATOSPHERE   Feod Prices Hit an All Time High; U. S. Net Near $200 Billion.

Nation’s Wholesale Food Prices Set All-Time High; Grains Pass ~ Record for Third Straight Day

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET JUMPS TO NEW HIGHS   Commerce Department Says Personal Incomes Have Hit New Record

Food, Grain Prices Hit New _ All Time High in Past Week; All Items Expected to Rise 

Food Soars, Incomes Set  New Records   Cost Of Living Up 31 Cents In The Last Week

FIGURES SHOW INCOME, T00 AT RECORD PEAK   Bread Raise Is Forecast

Incomes, Food Prices Climb to New Records   Bread Will Go Up If Wheat Continues to Rise, Mills Say 

Food Prices And Income AtNew Highs   Food Index Rises dl Cents in Past Week; Personal i; come Rate For July $197, 000.000.0900.

Millers Blame Export Buying for Part of Wheat Ascent: Personal Incomes Shatter All-Time Record

Wheat, Corn And Oats Ex. ceed Previous Records;  Beef Hits New High

Inflation Spiral Sending Prices To New Heights   All-Time Peak for Food Reported Along With Record Salaries

Russians Building Rock Houses On Siberian Cliffs  New Edifices Reportec Just Across From American Island

Reds Reported To Be Building Rock Houses Near Bering   Missionary Gives Out Information As to iberian Activities

SOVIET STAND MAY PROMOTE REICH DINISION   Sharp East-West Differences May Cause Early End to Moscow Parley

Soviet Opposes Western Powers On Saar Issue   Opposition May Be Break That Will Lead To Partitioning Of Germany   BIG-FOUR PARLEY MAY CONCLUDE SOON

Villa Acuna Road Fund 714,005   Contributions Of $2,000 Received By C. Of C. Today   Eisenhower Makes Army Bay Address

Orlando Refuses: Plea to Head New Italian. Cabine   De Gasperi, Who Resigned Tuesday, May Form New Coalition Regime

Buyers Note Meat Eggs Price Raise   Marketing Becomes Difficult For Nation's Consumers.

Inereases Follow New Aid Program  Trading Lighter On Grain Market

Food Prices Move Up. in Big Markets   Cattle, Hogs and Wheat all Advance in Early Trading

Wider Support Te Expected Tomorrow For Eggless,. Poultryless Meals Ask ed By Framan.. .

Price Hikes Greet Buyers Of Meat, Grain After Day Of Vegetable Menus Tried

Meat and Grain Prices Advance  In Big Markets   First ‘Meatles Tuesday’ Compliance Spotty As Food Program Starts

Nation Goes Without Eggs On Thursday   Poultry, Too, Will Be Missing From Menu After “Meatless Tuesday”

PLANES TO STAGE  AN AERIAL REVIEW      Four From Olathe Station To Fly Over Gity Sunday   ‘IN NAVY DAY PROGRAM

‘PLANES TO STAGE _ AN AERIAL REVIEW   Four uadrons From Olathe Station To Fly Over City Sunday   IN NAVY DAY PROGRAM

BIRDWELL 10 BRING ACTION FOR MILLION   Noah Dietrich Namec For Testimony at Hearings

Birdwell Plans To Sue For Million   Says Will File Huge Libel Suit Against Dietrich Over His Testimony

Publicity Man Files $1,000,000 Suit Over Inquiry Testimony   Claims Information In Hughes’ Case Ile  thelouc to Him

Birdwell To Sue Hughes’ Top Aide   Former Hughes Press Agent Wants A Million For Alleged Libel By Thietrich

Birdwell Plans Libel Suit   Publicity Man Says He Will File Suit Against Dietrich

Hughes Firm Official Faces Libel Action  Hollywood Publicist   Hollywood Publicist Assails Testimony at Senate Hearing

Terminal Leave Cash Is Backec   Say Converting Bonds Is Good for Business

MEN RETURN T ~ NOS.2, 5 MINES   Wildcat Strike Over Smoking Ends 

Slates Win Handily In Allegheny Co.   Huston Badly Beaten For Fourth Term; Pat terson Wins Nomination On Two Tickets.

SCHACHT GIVEN 8 YEARS IN JAIL   Convicted As Nazi Criminal By German Tribunal

Violence Rocks Holy Land; 19 Killed by Jews   16 Die When British Officers Club Blasted By Underaqround

BRITISH ARMY CLUB WRECKED IN EXPLOSION   Martial Rule Order Near as Clashes  Take Toll

Two More Veet Death In Attack   Extremists Bomb Club, Fire Big Storage Docks

Senate Vote May Extend Rent Curbs   Democrats Ask Veto Of Measure Authorizing 15 Per Cent Rise

Senate Acts To Support Wool Prices   BillIs Advancec to White House  Pe ee ee

SENATE SENDS WOOL TARIFF RISE BILL 70 TRUMAN'S DESK  ADMINISTRATION HEADS OPPOSE MEASURE, SAY

UMW Local Which Went To Work During Strike Escapes Any Discipline

COMMIES SPURN ' NEW PEACE OFFER   Strife May Be Renewed on All-Out Basis

Reds In China Reject Offer Of New Talks   All-Out Civil War To Break Out Anew Observers Believe

House Committes Favors Mild Bill To Up Sales Tax  i ‘Administration Bill

Ways And Means Committee Asks Mild Form Outlined In Interim   Solons, However.  Keep Bill Alive   Measure To Legalize Horse Racing In Alabama Reported Out

SHOWERS CONTINUE ALONG TEXAS COAST, BUT REST OF STATE AND NATION STILL IN GRIP OF HEAT

Hope For Break In Phone Strike   Talk Of Possible Wage Com. promise Gives Rise To Latest Hopes

STRIKERS ‘MAY™~ ~ GUT DEMANDS   BASIC . WAGE, DEMAND MAY BE REDUCED TO sx DOLLARS FROM TWELVE. DOLLARS

JUDGE DENIES MAY-GARSSON DEFENSE PLEA   Bribe Case Expected To Reach Jury Next Week

Brazil Cracks Down on Communists  Deasebes te QOistlawar:   Party Is Outlawed 445 Clubs Are Closed by Police

Brazil Lays Heavy Hand On Its Reds   Party Is Outlawed; 44! Communist Clubs O;) Cells Padlocked.

Commies Smacked In Brazil   Party Outlawed, Affiliated Labor Union Suspended in Purge

Brazil Closes Red Offices In Outlaw Of Party   Tribunal Approves Government Request To Oust Communists

Brazil Quells Communists   445 ‘Cells’ Closed; Dutra Bans Unions

[BRAZILIAN GOVERNSENT CRACKS — DOWN ON COMMUNIST PARTY WITH TTROOPS PADLOCKING 445 RED CLUBS

Brazil Cracks  On Communism   Government Enforces Decision With Locks; Declare Party Illegal. .

Brazil Shuts 445 Communist Headquarters  Crackdown Follows Tribunal Vote for

Brazil Starts Cracking Down On Communists   Party Is Qutlawed And Police And Mili tary Move In.

Brazil Cracks Down Hard On  Commie Party   Police and Troops Padlock 445 Clubs to Enforce Decree Qutlawing “Party

USE TROOPS TO CHASE REDS IN SOUTH AMERICA   Police And Soldiers Raid 445 Communist Clubs Or Cells After High Brazil Tribunal Outlaws Party By 3 To 2  ote.

TRIBUNAL BANS COMMUNISTS IN ORAZIL 3 102   Police, Military Units Clos 445 Red Party Clubs After Vote

BRAZIL CRACKS DOWN ON REDS   Communist Clubs Padiocked To Enforce Ban .

Communists Cutlawed by Rio Tribunal   Federal Police. and Troops Close 445 of Party’s Clubs— Workers’ Federation and its  2 oo Joa

Brazilian Tribunal Bans Communism Party Declared Hlegal  And Clubs PadlockedCourt Plea Planned

Brazil Closes Quarters Of Outlawed © Reds   Affiliated Labor  Unions Suspended

Brazil Clamps Down oi tts Communist Party   Troops, Police Padlock 445 Ciubs to Enforce An Electoral Edict

HEALTH FORCES GWINN TO QUIT HOSPITAL POST   Resigns Superintendency Pinecrest Successor Aint Named Ae Yat

Greeks and Turks Show Gratitude   Imperialism Charged By Leftist Organs

Truman Speech Stirs Comment Through World   Greek and Turkish _Spokesmen Veice Relief and Gratitude ©

Low Valuations May Hit Many Schools   Those in 37 Counties May Not Get All of State Aid Because Valuations Below 50 Per Cent Minimum

Nation Completely In Soviet  Zone Of Domination In Eastern Europe

JS May Take Strong Measures To Halt All-Out Communist ‘Coup’ In Hungary

RUSSIAN ACTION IN HUNGARY CALLED ‘DARE-FACED GRAB’   Officials Predict Washington Wil .Condemn Soviet “Seizure” of Government.   ARMISTICE AGREEMENT REPORTED VIOLATED   Doubt Expressed America Can Bo Much Since Country Is Occupied by Stalin’s Troops.

Eastern States Exposition Off To Good Start  80,000 Crowd On Hand For Opening

Funds Issue Tackled by State Solons   To Determine Gap Between Income and Outgo

State Finances To Be Studied; Scan New Taxes  Increased Costs May Force Assembly To Make New Levies

N. Y. Central Tightens Up Money Belt   Railroad Recently Laid Of£ 7,000 Employes; Plans To Balance Ils Budect

NYC Lays Off 1,000 Employes  Railroad Cuts Force As Books Show Loss

RUSSIAN WHEAT SOON TO AFFECT WORLD MARKETS   Reds to Export 50 Million Bushels This Year to Take Advantage of High Prices.

ASKS MARSHALL TO WHITE HOUSE FOR RED REPORT   President Truman and Congressional Leaders Will Greet Secretary

Marshall Back: Truman Lauds Moscow Effort   Secretary Schedule:  Radio Address at 8:30 DW *....J...

Truman Greets State Secretary; Lauds Efforts   Nation to Hear Report on Radio Broadcast Sunday

Truman Meet: Marshall Upon Return  President Is Pletised   President Is Pletssed With Work Done By U. S. Secretary

WILL REPGRT   Greeted By Truman At Airport; to Take to Airways Monday Night For Repart   PRESIDENT TO GET FIRST REPORT ON SUNDAY NIGHT

TRUMAN TELLS SECRETARY HE 1S ‘PLEASED’   President on Hand At Airport to Greet Marshall on Arrival

Secretary Home After Air Trip From Big 4 Meet   Plans Conference With Presiden Before Address to Nation Monday Night

PRESIDENT PRAISES MARSHALL   Greets Secretary On Return From Moscow Parley

‘TRUMAN GREETS U, $, SECRETARY AT WASHINGTON   g State Department Head To Report To Nation By Radio Monday Night

U.S. Secretary Appears Worn And Tired After Long Grind At Moscow   Will Confer With Leaders At Whitehouse Sunday Night and Broadcast Report To American People Monday Evening At 9; 30.

Secretary Back From Big 4 Parley   Radio Report On Conference Due Monday Night

Marshall Returns FromMoscowT rip   Will Make Half-Hou t Monday Night  on Conference   WELCOMED BY TRUMAN   President Invites Congres: sional Leaders to a Meeting

Marshall  Returns To U.S.A.   Will Report To The People On Big Four Conference Monday Night

Marshall's Big 4 Work Applauded   Truman Expresses Satisfaction Over Secretary's Actions

Returning Envoy IsGreefed at National Airport  President's Week End Cruise Interrupted .

— BIG FOUR—° US: Awaits Report: on Parley  joes   ADDRESS TO BE. GIVEN MONDAY.

Truman Meets Gen Marshall at Airport On Latter’s Return   Secretary Declines Comment On Big 4 Meeting at Present

Marshall Back; Truman Says He Is Pleased With Results   Secretary of State Will Broadcast Report Monday

TRUMAN PRAISES CABINET CHIEFS  WORK AT MGSCOW   ‘Predicts American People Will Also Back Secre Serve A abr

Moscow Report Broads Set for P.M. Monday   President Tells Secretary He Is ‘Well Pleased’

TRUMAN LAUDS MARSHALL FOR MOSCOW WORK   Greets Secretary Of State At Airport; Broadcast Set Monday Night

President Heads Large Crowd In Return Greetings   Secretary Marshall Lands At Washington Airport At 10:40 A. M. Today   WILL MAKE REPORT TO NATION MONDAY

Secretary Told Work At “Bi Four” Conference Pleasing Tc The President; Big Crowd A Transport Terminal   MARSHALL IMPRESSED + BY TRUMAN GREETING

ongresstonal Leaders 9 Hear Full Report rom Marshall Sunday   President Meets Plane Today; Pleased With Work Of Secretary

Truman Greets Marshall On Return From Moscow, Lauds Job at Conference   Secretary Will Report to Nation’ By Radio Monday Night at-6:30; Faces New Home FrontProblems

Well Pleased With Work, HST States   Marshali to Make Radio Talk Monday Night

Praises Work Of Secretary In Red Capital   Broadcast Set Monda a y. Night; White House Huddle - Late Sunday “:

U. S. Delegate to Moscow Meeting of Foreign Ministers Lands in Washington at 9:40 A. M. Today.   TO REPORT TO NATION ON MONDAY NIGHT

Marshall Is Greeted By Thousands   Truman Heads Those In Huge Crowd On Ifand To Welcome Scereturvy Home

President Is Well Pleased With Efforts   Call Meeting of Leaders In Congress For Report  On Moscow Conference

Truman Elated; Greets  Envoy   Truman Is Certain Results Of Talks Will Please All

PEOPLE 10 GET LOW-DOWN ON MOSCOW PARLEY   Truman Calls Con. gressional Huddle To Hear Secretary OF State Sunday : Radio -Address Tc Nation Monday Nicht At 8:30.

Marshall Is Welcomed by Pres. Truman   Secretary Will Make Report on Results of Moscow Parley *

President Tells Secretary He Is ‘Well Pleased’   Report to Nation on Big Four Conference Is Scheduled Monday

Marshall Arrives in  Washington  President Tells   President Tells Him He's Pleased With Secretary's Work at Moscow

President Greets Marshall On Arrival In Washington; Big Crowd At Airport

Marshall Home. Will Report to People Monday   On Air Monday Evening Huge Crowd Welcames

On World Parley   President Interropts Cruise To Greet Official Upon Landing At Washington

TRUMAN GREETS GEN. MARSHALL: PRAISES ENVOY   President Meets Plane; Secretary On Air Monday

GREETS ENVOY UPON RETURN   Tells Secretary Nation WiN Be Pleased After Hearing  * Monday's Report.

TRUMAN GREETS MARSHALL ON MOSCOW RETURN   ‘Well Pleased’ with Work at Big Four Meeting, He Says

WASHINGTON, De. Urs April 26. — (UP) — Secretary of State George C. Marshall arrived at the capital today from Moscow at 10.39 a. m., EST.

Secretary to Make Report On Parley   Congressional Leaders And President Will Meet Sunday Night

Marshall Is Greeted by President   Truman Tells Secretary He’s Well Pleased With Work  at Moscow

TRUMAN PLEASED WITH THE WORK OF SEC, MARSHALL   Arrived In Washington Today  Prem Attending Moscow Conference.   loN AIR MONDAY NIGH      Will Make a Half Hour Broadcast Over 3 or 4 Major Networks.

Truman Pleased by Marshall's Stand at Moscow Conference   President Interrupts Week-End Cruise to Greet Secretary of State on Arrival Home; Marshall Prepares Report to Conaess. Nation

Gen. Marshal Arrives; Met By President   Monday Report on Moscow Conference  to Be on KWNO

Diplomat And Five Advisors Reach Captial   Secretary To Visit His Wife At Pinehurst

Truman Greets Marshall At Capital Airport   To Nation re  Night At 7:30

Tells Secretary Of Satisfaction On Greeting Him   President On Hand A Airport Along With Thousands.

President Greets Secretary At Airport and Says People Will Like Action at Moscow After They Hear Radio Talk Monday

Secretary and Aides in U.S.   Report To Nation To Be Made Monday

Truman Welcomes Marshall as He Arrives in U.S.   Says He Is Pleased With the Secretary’s Work at Moscow

TRUMAN CALLS CONFERENCE TO HEAR SECRETARY  CONGRESS LEADERS INVITED TO WHITE

Lillington Man To Get New Trial   Suicide Note Left By Wife  Is New Evidence

SUICIDE NOTE MAY SAVE MAN   Discovery Of Suicide Note Allegedly Written By Woman May Save Life Of Husband On Death Row.

Kansas City University Finally To Get Bust Of President In Place

War-Blinded Vet Seeks Any Job  Makes Vain Attempts To   Makes Vain Attempts Ic Find Work

LARGE-SCALE ATTACK LAUNCHED BY GREEKS   Government Forces Open Drive on Guerrillas on Mt. Grammos Near Albanian Border.

Lewis, Soft Coal Operators Meet To Review Poll   Captain Collisson To Report Today On How Solidly Southern Mine Owners Oppose  ; Smee: MERE armen  Fee Pre Reateatmrinw

Turkey Files Protest In UN Against Russi  Vishinsky Again Blasts At U. 5.

Turkey Charges Russia With ‘Warmongering   Asks U.N. to Halt Moscow Press, Radio In Their Propaganda

Turkey Lodges Soviet Complaint  Appeals To U. N. Stop Propaganda

Turkey Files Protests On Russ Actions   Charges Effort To Incite People And Army To Rebellion

TURKISH CHIEF ACCUSES REDS OF “WARRING”   Says Russians Use Press and Radio For Propaganda

TURKS ASK U.N. TO HALT REDS PROPAGANDA   Psychological Warfare And Warmongering Is Laid To Russians

HIGH U.S. OFFIGIAL IS ONE OF TEN DEAD IN AIRPLANE GRASH   George C. Atcheson, Jr. Is Believed Lost; Ship, Runs Out of Gas Close to Honolulu:  FIVE BODIES FOUND BRALTOWING WRECK

Atcheson, Nine Others Believed Dead After Crast   ‘It Can’t Be Helped,’ Says Envoy as B-17 Slams Into the Pacific

SON OF FORMER PRESIDENT: IN PICKET LINE SQUABBLE   JOHN ROOSEVELT LAUGHS AT CHARGE HE PUNCHED UNION OFFICIAL IN  RIBS x

—CONGRESS PLANS ACTION— Two-Way Fight Opened On News print S hortage

Truman Reassigns Top immigration Men For  Attaek on DP Problem   Ry FDODWARD F ROMAR

Truman Makes Immigration Service Shifts   President to Press Anew for Admittance Of Displaced Persons

West Chester High Destroyed By Fire   Estimate Damage Of $750,000 To Structure, School Board Plans Rebuilding

Seeking Men Whose Names Are Tattooed On Widow's Mutilated Body In lowa

BROWN FACTORY . AT CLINTON, MO, RIPPED BY BLAST   Bodies Burned Almost Beyond Recognition — Two Vic- . tims Blown Into Field -  50 Feet Away.      FIREMEN KEPT BACE ~: BY INTENSE HEA   Blazing Ganpowder Converts  Place Into Inferno — One’  of 13 Employes to Escape  Describes Scene-

Blast Wrecks Ohio Factory: Five Injured   Workers Were Engaged In Making July 4th  Buzz-Bombs

TEN BURNED TO. DEATH IN FIRE IN POWDER PLANT   Four Others Critically Hut In Choten, Me., Explesien   EMPLOYES WERE AT WORK ON TOY BOMBS

TEN PERSONS ARE KILLED IN PLANT BLAST   5 Others Injured When Fireworks Factory Is Destroyed

10 PERSONS Dit  ~ IN PLANT BLAZE   5 Injured When Blast De: stroys Missouri Fireworks Factory

Small Fireworks Plant Burns Following Blast Which Trapped Employes

Fireworks Concern Demolished in Town Near Kansas City; 3 Persons in Critical Condition.

(Report 10 Workers Killed, ‘Five Hurt As Blast Levels /Plant Making ‘Buzz-Bombs’

I) FIREWORKS MAKERS DIE IN PLANT FLAMES   Five Injured Following Blast That Wrecks  Missouri Factory

IO Killed In Blast At Toy ‘Buzz-Bomb’ Plant   Five Others Injured In Fire And Explosion At Fireworks Concern

Fireworks Plant Blast. Fatal to Ten, Five Injured   13 Flee Safely  As Fire Follows At Clinton, Mo.; Cause Is Unknown

rame Plant t Clinton, Mo. S Demolished  Pr: i» PRaseame Leebe   Five Persons Hurt; Cause Undetermined

Explosion In lowaFactory  Fatal ToTen   Fireworks Firm Is Blast Scene; Five » Hurt. 4 Critically

TEN PERSONS LOSE LIVES IN MISSOURI BLAST   Victims Were Making Toy Buzz Bombs in Fireworks Factory

CREW CAUGHT BY EXPLOSION INCLINTON, MO.   FIRE BREAKS OUT IN FACTORY; TEN OTHERS ESCAPE

Undertake (0-Year Study to Determine Effects of A-Bomb  On Human Growth

Bomb Ray Effect Study Is Set Up   'U. S. Launches 10-Yea Testing of Jap Children

2-Day Execution Of 4§ Mauthausen   26 More Nazis Hanged for Thousands of Concentration Camp Murders   SS GENERAL AMONG   Forty-ninth Man Given Re prieve Shortly Before Facing Gallows

ARMY COMPLETES EXECUTIONS OF 48: ONE IS GIVEN STAY   Temporary Reprieve for Striegel Comes at Last Hour; Men Are Slain for Atrocities.    MOST TO BE BURIED  IN COMMON GRAVE

26 MORE NAZIS HANGED BY YANKS   Were Among 49 Convicted for Camp Atrocities

Neely in Guilty Plea to Murder   Ohio Youth Admits Slaying Of Tulsa Detective

YOUTH ADMITS TULSA KILLING   James Neely Pleads Guilty in Officer's Death—Faces Sentence Feb. 21

Boy, 15, Poses as Sor Of Howard Hughes; Hotel Throws Party; Youth Admits Fake

Chicago Youth Admits He’s Not Hughes’ Son, But Weekend Glorious   His Real Dad Shells Out $200 to Pay For Party

FINANCIER FOUND GUILTY OF DRAFT EVASION CHARGES   Serge Rubinstein, RussianBorn Investment Banker, Convicted by New York Jury,   FACES POSSIBLE PRISON SENTENCE OF 25 YEARS   Two Others Are Declared Guilty of Filing False Statement in Rubin ’ stein’s Behalf.’

Jury Convicts Rubinstein Of Draft Evasion   Financier ls Found Guilty On Five Counts In U.S. Case

TRUCE EFFORTS BEING PRESSED BY OFFICIALS   Walkout Stampede Feared Unless Food - Handling Troops Are Recalled

65,009 ON STRIKE IN ENGLAND   Wildcat Walkouts Spread as Workers Defy Leaders

17,000 Join British Truckers In Strike   Dock Workers Sympathy Brings Total Out to

000 WORKMEN IDLE AS LONDON STRIKE SPREADS   Walkout Viewed Revolt of . Members Against Union  Lendare

STRIKE AT LONDON 1S GROWING TODAY AS FOOD PILES UP   65,000 Workers Are Now Away from Jobs; More Walk Out; Truckers and Barge Men Idle.   GOVERNMENT PLAN TO BE CONSIDERED

LONDON DOCK WORKERS STRIKE   Food Crisis Grows as Transport Becomes Paralyzed

British Commerce Tieup Spreads to Docks; 65.200 Out   17,000 More Quit Piers as _ Negotiators Seek Backto-Work Formula   THAMES BARGE MEN THREATEN WALKOUT   Stampede from Jobs Likely Unless Troops Are Withdrawn, Report

LONDON DOCK STRIKE GROWS   MORE JOIN WALKOUT TO SHUT OFF FOOD SUPPLIES *

Plans for Workd’s - Fair Are Launched   Would Be Held In St. Louis In 1953; Meeting Last Night.

ZERO WEATHER FORECAST FOR FARLY FRIDAY   4 Towns Forced to Use Radio Communication to Get News for Papers

Highways Still Drifted; Warn All Traffic Off   Death at Marshalltown; Emergencies Reported; Still Snowing

IOWA BATTLES DRIFT IN WAKE OF BIG STORM   Man y Northwestern Towns Snowbound  After Blizzard

Roads Blocked; ~Many Towns in lowa Snowbound   Schools Closed in Many Towns as All Travel Halts; 18-Inch Fall at Garner

Reports on Nazis Disturb Marshall   Hears They May Clear Themselves by Joining Communist Party   READS A U. S. RECORD   Says Our Zone Denazifica tion Goes Beyond Allied Requirements

JASONVILLE MAN TAKEN BY DEAT   Luther Schoonover Dies at Home; Rites to Be Wednesday.

House Committee To Probe Affairs  Postal Department  Three Hundred Millior Deficit Worrying

House Committee To Probe Affairs Postal Department   Three Hundred Mifllior Deficit Worrying Conaress -

bUDDS, FOOD TO THE NEEDY ~ FOR TOYEARS   Minnesotan Attacks Wallace, McCormick in Talk at Jefferson. la.

Stassen Urges Ten-Year Plan   Speaker Calls Upon Nation For World T.sader<e

Urges U. S. Devote 10 Pct. Of Output For Next 10 Years To Program.

STASSEN ASKS U.S. PLAN FOR WORLD PEACE   Suggests We Devote 10 Pet. of National Production to Task

WOULD DEVOTE 10 PER CENT FOR SECURITY   Former Governor to Present Progam at Legion Meeting

Stassen Calls For Wide U.S.  ‘Loan Program   Former Minn. Governor Addresses Legion Celebras tion; Practical Program.

Tells Details of Plan In Speech At Jefferson   Urges U. S. Devote 10% . Goods, Food for ‘Peace, Plenty, Freedom’

WANTS GOODS SENT ABROAD FOR 10 YEARS   Advocates Devoting 10 Per Cent of U.S. Total Output to Plan

THE CRUCIFIXION “And when they were come fa  the place which is called Cal. vary, there they crucified Him, and the maletactors, one on the right hand and the other on the left.” —5?. Luke, 23:33.

Mimers quiry ntralia  ligation   of Safety ties in Fields of Made at Probe

Mt. Mitchell Covered With 18 Inches Of Snow; Cold Weather Is Predicted

MAY MUST FACE COURT TRIAL IN MUNITIONS CASE   Headed For Federal Court Witl Three Other Key Firures

MAY AND 3 OTHERS FACE INDICTMENTS FOR WAR DEALINGS   Congressman Say He Is Not Guilty; Case to Be Considered in Federal Courts Soon.  ;   GARSON AND TRIO PLEAD INNOCENCE

BRITAIN FACING HIGHER TAX ES:  ‘Hike Slated on: ‘Drinks; Double on Profits Levy

Legislatures in Fourth of States Vote to Outlaw Closed Shan Practica

Legislatures In Fourth Of States Have Voted To Outlaw Closed Shop

Fourth of States Vate to Prohibit All Closed Shops   Proposals Still Pending in Six States, Bans Rejected in Four Others

END LABOR RULE CHURCHILL PLEA   Attlee’s Government Spurs Increased Production of Coal

Molotov Boasts Of A-Bomb Secret At 30th Anniversary Rites Of Russians

Soviets Display Power in Moscov   Leaders Turn Radio Beams on U. S. and Western Europe

Soviet Parades Its Armed Might o on 30th Anniversary of Revolution

Thousands March Past  Lenin Tomb   Stalin Not There, But Leaders Tell Of Red Advances

Russian Might in Big Parade   ‘Vice Premier Tells  Red Army It Is   tte Claes Army’

Russia Parades Machines of War Past Lenin Tomb   Vice Premier Tells Red Marchers They Are First Class Army of Day   MARKS 30 YEARS - OF SOVIET REGIME   Stalin Absent from Armed ‘Forces Celebration ‘” In Red Square

WAR-WAGING MIGHT OF USSR SHOWN PEOPLE   eet WILLIAM R. HIGGINBOTHAM

Russia Puts On Big Parade Of Armed Might   ANNIVERSARY OF RED REVOLT OBSERVED TODAY

ure for Cancer  Russian Remedy Said Effective In Dissolving Malignant Growth

Russian Scientist Finds New Method of Treating Growths cf Cancer

HOLDS BOOSTS DOWNSTATE 10 19-20".   Action by Governor Amends Butler Laws’ Transition Section

Urges Delay on Soviet Proposal  Too Early to Act on Greek Aid Plan

US Asks UN To Defer Action On Balkan Aid Plan   Austin Replies To Red Attack

Want Deferment Of U. N. Action On Aid Program   Austin Says Security Council Should Take No Action Until Plan Approved

America Seeking UN Vote Delay   Supervision of U. S. Loan Made Issue At Meeting

Demand Is Made   U.S. Takes Stand on Our Aid to Greecves Reply  Given by Austin

U.S. Demands Delay in UN Action   Austin Says Congress Should Approve Greek Aid Plan First

High School Bands Will Give Concert  Georges Again Is Hos Friday Night

Frenzied Fuehrer Hatches Scheme To Nab Italians When Benito Quits.

Reveal Hitler's Plan to Move Into Vatican and Capture Italian King. Crown Prince :

Secret Notes Reveal Hitler Planned-to Seize Vatican  Frenzied Scene at Fuehrer's Headquarters  Béhew bdriceatiattc Dacian abian lc Micalacad

Bare Hitler Plot to Invade Vatican, Seize Governmeni   ‘We Will Apologize Later’; Planned To Nab King. Crown Prince, Whole Italian Ruling ‘Gang’

TERPENING DECLARED UNBALANCED   Two of Three — Psychiatrists — . “Think Him ‘Insane

Record 40 Top For Fed Steers Paid at Chicago   Pre-Holiday Shipments Light; Kansas City Top Was $35

WALDO CITIZENS RAISING MONEY AND FATHER , MAKES APPEAL, TO THE KIDNAPER

OFFER IMMUNITY IF GIRL RETURNS   Waldo Residents Collecting Reward for Missing Baby

Wife Of City Policeman Is Death Victim   Car Plunges Into Rear Of City Bus  In Eact Undoernace

Fishermen’s Union Ponders Appeal To Federal Court To Lift Fair Value Injunction

Allies Asked Turkey To Wage War In 1943   State Department Make: Public Text of Tehran Agreement

U). 5. RELEASES FULL TEXT OF TEHRAN PACT   Agreements Also Show Aid Was Pledged To  Yugo Partisans

HAWAIIAN BILL UP TO SENATE            HOUSE---APPROVES-B GRANTING STATEHOOD TO ISLANDS BY VOTE'OF 196 TO 133 .

FLAC UOMetr Gt.  Speed Of World Travel Makes TRB “International” Problem

Train, Truck Collide, Four Escané Injury   Crash Sets Off Fire  In Gasoline Truck and Three Freight Cars Are Destroyed by Flames

Union Chief Sees Hope Of Get-Together to End Strike at Omaha Yards

Judges Secured For August Fair At 4-H Grounds  Expanded Show To. - Have Fine Officials To Judge Cattle

flash  Deiat Alacve learn   Brief News Items Right off the Wires   Weat Wave Vanishes

HEAT WAVE IS BROKEN   Ceol Air Frem Canada Alu Brought Raia te Cora Belt

Flood of Cool: Air Brings Rain To Corn Belt.   Missourians Can Look Forward to At Least Two ‘Maderate’ Days

Midwest's Heat Wave Vanishing  Cool Air Brings Rain to Some Parts

More Rain Promised for  Parched Area   Wind Storm Sweeps Gulf Coast; Galveston, Texas City Hit but Damage Is Revorted Slizht

‘Lonely Lane” Clue May Trap Suspect   Alice Devine Leads Officers to Location Where She Was Grabbed and Kidnaped; Evidence Taken to Laboratory for Examination

SENATE -HOUSE BODY VOTES 10 SLASH DEFENSE   Joint Committee Bans Public From Hearings on Truman’s Estimates

Move to Exempt Armed Services Is Voted Down   Joint House, Senate Committee Prepares To Curb Spending

EXEMPTION OF SERVICES FROM SLASH REFUSED      Committee Votes § Exclude Public Front Hearings

ITALY TO GET CAPTURED NAZI GOLD STORES   $28,000,000 To Be Made Available Far Fuel Food

NAZI THEFTS OF GOLD G0 TO ITALIANS   Award Is.Made So People May Purchase Winter Food Supply

Gold Hoard Turned Over To Italians  To Be Used To  BRoleter Fcanamy

Italians to Get Gold Hoard Taken By Nazis in War  Germans Had Cached  When Fleeing; Found

CAPTURED GOLD IS GIVEN TO ITALIANS   28-Million Taken From Bank Of Maly By Germans Returned To Conntry

ALL IN SATIRE, BUT  Cannibal Kingdom Puts Bite On U.S. For ‘Anti-Red’ Cash

At Gridiron Club Banquet  Uncle Sam Loans Billions To Cannibals to Fiaht Joe

Contractor Says Thaf He Paid Fay $150,000 In Cash  Was For Prevention Of “Labor Trouble”

MORE MONEY THIS YEAR FOR AVERAGE AMERICAN FARMER   This Is Opinion of Agricul ture Dept. Experts Who Have Checked,   SURVEY HAS BEEN MADE   Total Farm Cash Receipts First & Months Placed at 17 Billion,

THE MISSOURI ARRIVES IN NORFOLK, VA.      President and Family ‘Complete 12-Day Cruise From Rio, Where Truman Was an Official Visitor to Brazil.

Will Put His Colleagues Squarely on Record Today on How Deep They Will Trim President’s Monev Request.

BUDGET CUT AMENDMENTS ARE BANNED   Democrats Shout Cries of House Being ‘Gagged’

House Group Will Cut U.S. Budget   Committee on Rules Bans Any Change In Proposed Slash

Ban Amendment In House Vote On Budget Slash   Democrats. Cry “Gag’; Chance of Retroactive Tax Cut Is Fading

Quick Vote On Budget Cut Sought   Committee Votes Ban on Amendments to Proposal To Cut Truman Program As Demos Protest ‘Gre’

Vote BanOn ‘Aeon dents To Resolution   Demos Cry ‘Gag’ at House Action on Budget Slash  Procedure

Gag Placed On Budget   House Group Votes To Ban Amendments on $6,000,000,000 Cut

Amendments On Budget Cut Banned   Rules Committee's Action Brings "Gag" Charges

Gag Imposed on  Budget Cut Bill   Amendments Banned By House Group to Prevent Changes

Rule Too Drastic, .  Says Rep.   Democrats Shout House is Gagged As Committtee  Bans Amendments

House Group Pushes Work on Portal Pay   Members of Congress Determined to Settle Matter Quickiy

Democrats Say Committee Is ‘Gagging’ House   Most Drastic Rule Written?

Ban Alteration *()f Six-Billion Budget-Cut Plan   Measure To House For Vote Thursday Despite Demo Crv Of ‘Gag.’

Democrats Say Republicans “Dictatorial”   Resolution May Go Back To Committee For More Study

GAG’ CHARGED BY DEMOCRATS   Action Taken On Pro. posal Reduction Of $6.000,000.000   THURSDAY VOTE SET

Funds for Loyalty in Govt. Cut   House Committee Lops 56 Percent Off Sum Asked by Truman.

HOUSE VOTES BAN ON BUDGET CUT CHANGES   Democrats Cry ‘Gag’ As Bil Is To Go To Floor Un- » der Clnced Rule

Budget Bill Goes To House Floor Vote Thursday   Rules Committee Bans Amendments To Proposed Cut

Bar Amendments To 6 Billion Cut: Demos Shout ‘Gag  But House Allowed To Refer Bill for

HOUSE INSISTS ON SHARP CUT   Demos Cry House ‘Gagged’ After Amendments Banned On Budget Slash

FOES ASSAIL GAG’ ACTION   House Unit Votes Bar On Amendments to  Six Billion Cut

Ban Changes In Resolution Cutting Budget   House Demoerats Cour plain Of ° Gagging’ By Rules Committee Aetion.

War Undersecretary Says U. 5. Must Prepare For Possible City and Plant Destruction

ee  Soviets Say West Tr ‘ying ToOustThem   Vishinsky Charges An At tempt To Remove USSR From ‘Household’ Of UN

‘U.S. Wants To Rid U.N. Of Russians’  Charge Is Made  By Vishinsky

VISHINSKY HITS WESTERN GROUP   Accused of Trying to Oust Russia From U. N.

Vishinsky Says West Powers Trying To Throw Soviets Out Of United Nations Household

Meatless Day Gains Here   Butchers Have Slow Morning and Some  Voluntary Rationing Noted in Restaurants

Rain General In Eastern U.S. —   New England Is Coldest Spot In The Nation; Little Change In Mercury Here

ELDERLY BLUM WILL SEEK 10 SAVE FRANCE   Ramadier Steps Out As Fourth Republic Faces Revolution

France Calls Blum To Form Cabinet   Government of Paul Ramadier Resigns After Continued Communist Pressure Which  Threatens to Plunge Country into Civil ‘ale we -

/BLUM, PREMIER FOR FOURTH TIME, ‘WILL TRY TO SAVE STRIFETORN FRANCE FROM CIVIL REVOLUTION

‘Leon Blum  To Organize Cabinet For F rance Soon   Common Sense Group to Be Formed; Might Determine Whether Civil War Will Occur

None Survive Pit Explosion   Toll Fixed at 111 At Centralia. Ill.

110 Bodies  Out;  Man Is Missing —   Last Victim To Be Sought By Crews Sent Down ‘Po Clean Mine

Crews Report Total 111 Dead In Mine Blast   Search Over; One Miner Still Missing, But Know ‘Whereabouts.

Final Death Toll in Mine Blast Is 111   Completion of Grim Search Announced by Rescue Workers

ALL ARE DEAD IN CENTRALIA MINE TUNNEL   FINAL DEATH TOLL FROM EXPLOSION SET AT 111

Taft Answers Criticism of  New Labor Lay  Senator Savs All   Senator Says All Who Voted for Act Deserve ‘Gratitude’

UN COUNCIL PREPARING FOR TOUGH BATTLE   Discussion of Disarmament Is Postponed

Sfate’s Holiday Toll Reaches Nine   Canute Farmer Killed Crossing Intersection

TEACHER TRAINING PROJECT PLANNED   Workshop In Elementary Education To Be Held In Big. lerville During First Twe Weeks In August

FINANCIAL PANIC GRIPS SHANGHA!   Commodities Up 80 Per Cent in Past Two Days

Famed Race Horse, Man O’War, Die   Best Known Of America’ Thoroughbreds Dies O Heart Disease At 30 O1 Kentucky Farm

Famed Man 0’ War Dies Today At Riddle Farm  Greatest Race Horse In U. S. History Was 30 Years Old

House Okays Cash for GI Bonds   Veterans May Be Able to Get Cash After September 

House OK’s Cushing of GI Terminal Pay Bonds   Vote Was 386 to O---Legislation Affects About 9 Million Vette

House Passes  Pay Bond Bill   Ex-GIs Would Be Able Ts Cash Bonds After Sept. 1:  Ts Cannie

Terminal Pay Bill Approved  House Passes Gl Pay Measure, Sends leek wz Seow:

HOUSE PASSES BILL  ON TERMINAL LEAVE  PAY; UP TO SENATE. MEASURE WOULD ALLOY  9,000,000 VETERANS MONEY AETER SEPT 1

WARNS ITALY MUST GET AID   Premier Says Nation Will Be Unable to Survive Crisis Without Help

Lewis Asks All Mines but  Two Be Closed as Unsafe   Mines Identified

WANTS ALL BUT 2 OUT OF 2,531 MINES CLOSED   Demands Government Shut Coal Pits Until They Are Re-Examined

Lewis Demanu® _ Government Close All But - “wo of Nation’s Soft Coal Mines

Would Extend Mining Holiday ‘Indefinitely’   UMW. Boss Demands Re-Examination Under Fedéral:-Safety. Code

Wendell Tillman Drowns Sunday   Deep Water Takes Life Of 17-Year-Old Youth

Nazi Leaders To Get Trials   List and Yon Weichs Among Indicted Men

MANILA ALERTED AS TYPHOON NEARS   Storm Cuts Wide Swath ot Destrution in Islands, Sinks One Ship.*

Bizarre Plot Is Smashed In Cuba; Men, Arms Seizec  Dominican Republic Was To Be invaded

NEW OUTBREAK OF VIOLENCE IN HOLY LAND RIFT   ’ Bomb Blast Destroys Government Office; Gunmen Rob Theater

Fresh Wave Of Violence  In Palestine   New Military Activity Touched Off, Adding T« Holv Land Tension.

N ew Outbreak Of Violence —  In Jerusalem   Bomb Explosion Destroy: Assesstnent Office; Thea. ter Rahhed.’

Bomb Explosion Destroys Office   New Outbreak of Violence Follows Holdup in Theater

Wrecked by New Explosion   New Violence Follow: Theater Robbery In Jerusalem’s Heart

Wallace Attacks  Diserimination   Rainey Is Lauded  -As a Texas ‘Great’

Food Not Guns Is World Needs Says Wallace In Austin Speech; Truman Policy Is Called International Carpetbagging; 10,000 Hear Him

10,000 Hear Ex-Vice President Warr World Needs ‘Food, Not Guns   Texans Hear Minorities Defended, Policies Of Truman Condemned and Dr. Rainey Lauded

Govt. Professor Points Out Striking Inequalities i in Property Assessments

1. H. Ralph ls New Limestone County Highway Engineer   Worked With State Highway Dept. For Past 17. Years

Sailors’ Strike Scheduled For Next Monday   Two Tran s it Disputes, * Ford Slowéown Darken Labor Picture

Crippling Ship Strike Impends   Monday Date For Big Tie-Up If Dispute Is Not Settled

Coast-Coast Strike By NMU Likely   Ford May Resume Partial Operations Monday; St. Louis Cars Stil Idle

Fear Tieup Of Shipping On Monday   Nation Faces Strike Of Maritime Union Next Week; Dispute At Ford Co.

Maritime Tieup Threat in U.S.  Transit Strikes, Ford Dispute Idle Workers

CIO LO; Unions Ir ' Maritime Industry May Call Nationwide Strike Mondav

Maritime Strike Due Monday   Conciliator Hopeful; Two Transit, Auto Tieups Under Way

Nation Is Facing Possibility of Maritime Strike  Two Transportation Walkouts Are — es Still in’ Effect

SEAMAN STRIKE LOOMS MONDAY   Two Transit Walkouts On;  Dispute Slows Ford

INATION TODAY FACES POSSIBILITY OF. COAST-TO-COAST STRIKE BY ALL® [ClO UNIONS IN MARITIME INDUSTRY:

COUNCIL SENDS CORFU DISPUTE TO HIGH COURT   Reds and Poland Refuse To Vote on British Claim In Channel Incident

World Court Will Get Albania Case   Issue Is First Directed to High Tribunal

International Justice Court  Gets British-Albanian Case   Security ‘Council Delegates Minefield Dispute: Poland And: Russia Abstain

SENATE MAPS SPECIAL PROBE OF ATOM LEAKS   Reporters Slated As Witnesses By Board

Honor Returned War Dead At  San Francisco   Ceremonies For Dead Brought Back From Pa_ cific Area Of World War

Juanita Begg And. Paul Hoeppner Wee Saturday Night  - Ceremony Held In Union Township 

Juanita Begg And Paul Hoeppner Wee Saturday Night  . Ceremony Held In. Union Township —  Presbyterian Church

Plane Crashes Fatal to Six In Indiana   Inquiries Under Way In Death of Five at Rensselaer and One Near Rochester

GRAINS DECLINE 11 CENTS UNDER SENATOR'S FIRE   Congressman Charges Much of Increase on Market Is Speculative

Hogs Bring $32 Today; Eggs Mount   All Previous Records Brok en— Senator Flanders  Charges “Speculation”

Wheat And Hogs Soar; Unions Act To Curb Climb   Much Of Wheat Increase Ta Called Speculative; CIO Opens Store; Union Plans Piecketine In Protest

Grain Declines Somewhat When Senator Charges Increase Speculative

UNION BATTLE AIMS TO HALT COSTS SPIRAL   Experts Say Poor Corn Crop to Result in Meat Boosts

U.S. Raps Original ‘Portal Pay Decision   Brief Before Judge Who Touched Off Series of Actions in Nation Contends Case Should Be Dismissed on Present Evidence.

Justice Department Enters Brief in Pottery Co. Issue   Requests Case Be Dismissed if More  oC Vidance le  ack im

JUSTICE DEPT. SAYS CLAIMS — IMMATERIAL   Rules In Michigan Case Which Touched Off Series of Actions

Department of Justice Attacks Portal Pay Case   Claims Employes’ Time Involved in Dispute Is Trifling

Dropping Original Case Is Proposed   Justice Department Takes Stand In Brief Filed With Federal Judge Picard Who Rendered Famous Decision

Says Workers’ Time Involved  Too “Trifling”   Files Brief With Federal Judge Whose. Findings In Case Were Sustained   Urges Application “De Minimis” Rule   Justice Department Inter venes In Famous Ac+ tion As “Friend Of Court”

Initial Portal Pay Suit May Be Out   Justice Department Would Have Case Thrown From Court

Department Of Justice Asks  For Dismissal   Present Evidence Is Declared Insufficient To Substantiate Claims

Insufficient Evidence Claimed in Decision   Department Argues That Time Spent in Preparation Is So Neslisible as To Mean Nothing

JUSTICE DEPT, OPPOSES SUIT FOR PORTAL PAY   Calls Eps issal of Action  pe Di ew Evi dence is Provided

Justice Dept: Enters Portal Pay Action  mnliounume Cuteanca   Declares Evidence to Date Justifies Dismissal of Case

BRIEF CLAIMS PAY INVOLVED TOO TRIFLING   Justice Department Intervenes in Case Against Pottery

New Investigation  Of WAA Surplus Disposal Ordered   Hearing on Portal Pay Ban Continues in Senate

Dept. of Justice Orders Mich. Case Ruling Set Aside   Brief Filed With Judge Picare Whose Finding in Favor of Workers Upheld by Court

Declare More Proof Needed To Back Claim   Controversial Portal Pay Issue fa Entered By Juss tice Department,

Asks Dismissal Of Mt. Clemens Portal Pay Suit   Justice Department Brief Says Amount Involved ‘Too Trifling

BRIEF FILED TODAY WITH TRIAL JUDGE   Famed Pottery Firm Decision Is Again Limelighte:

Justice Department Claims Pot—“Fery Workers Suit Should Be Tossed Out      CONTEND NEW EVIDENCE SHOULD BE PRESENTED

Brief Questions First Decision Of High Court  Original Sui Se rid Not Bas ed  ee ae

Justice Department Asks Dismissal Of Portal Suit   Employes’ Time Claims In Mt. Clemens Cas: Arve Rranded ‘Trifling.’

Department of Justice Hits Portal Pay Suit   Calls for Dismissal Of Original Action On ‘Present Evidence’

Brief Questions First Decision Of High Court   Original Suit Said Not Based On Good Evidenc«

U.S. ASKS PAY SUIT DISMISSAL   Justice Department Reports Evidence In Mt. Clemens Case ‘Insufficient’

Key Case Is Hit by Dept. Of Justice   Brief Says Pottery Time Involved Is Too Small Far Cansideration.

ASK DISMISSAL OF VITAL SUIT ON PORTAL PAY   Justice Department Says. Time Involved Too Small to Consider

Dismissal in Portal Suit Asked by U.S  Original Case Is Under Fire

TEMPERATURES   Asks Dismissal Of Suits Based On Pottery Case   Validity Of Wage Claims Involving Billions Challenged

Reuther Asks Labor Voice in European Aid   ’ Wants Some Say -. In How It Is Administered

REUTHER WANTS LABOR INCLUDED IN AID PROGRAM   Reelected Head Of ‘Biggest Union’ Smashes ‘Commies’

Ruling Concerns Atom Equipment  License for Export Is New Requirement

AMES MAN IS FIRE VICTIM   Dies as Produce House Burns; Sloan Has $60,000 Blaze

MAN IS KILLED IN IOWA BLAZE   Another Fire Destroys Sloan Hardware Store

MAY SAYS HE WAS “SICK AND TIRED OF GARSSON FIRN   Former Hose Chairmar Tells OF Troubles In  Cattinn Maney 

Committee Asks Cut In Penalty For Auto Deaths   Numerous Other Legal Revisions  Also Are Sought

ASK LEGISLATURE TO CHANGE LAWS   Enforcement. ~ Officers Ask Solons Soften Homicide  Charna

Paris Report of Potent New Atomic Bomb Denied By Atomic Energy Board

QUESTION IOWAN IN MURDER CASE   Sheriff Arrests Man  in Rifle Slavine

Madison Officials Check on Suspect   Woman's Husband Griiled on Slaying

Student Suffers Critical Wounds  - Assailant Then  Takes Own Life

Spurned by Student, Wosan Shoots Him, Fires Filling Station, Kills Self

38 PCT. FARM FUND REDUCTION PLANNED   Report Says House Appropriations Committee Has Agreed te 460.000.0000 Slash.

House Group Agrees Upon Large Slash   Subcommittee Reported to  ‘Have Decided tc Reduce Budget by $460.000,000 In Closed Meeting

Agriculture Fund Cut Approved   House Group Agrees To Lop Customs Mone:

Dozen Planes Are Smashed By Hurricane   88 Mile Wind Lashes Miami With Some 110 Mile Gusts

Republicans See Speedy Passage Of Foreign Aid   Administration Bill Approved By State

Leaders in House  Hope for Speedy  Action on Relief   But Leadership Will Not  Bind Members to Any  Specific Course   SENATE VOTES 83-6 IN FAVOR OF BILL    Measure Seen Likely to  Reach Flocr of Lower Chamber Thursday

Activities and Methods of Communism, Democracies Are Sharsly Defined «

Jews and Arabs Prepare for Wat  Tense Atmosphere in the Holy Land

Arabs Bitter; Jews Jubilant   American Pressure Blamed for Decision

PREDICTS QUICK ACTION ON ORE PREMIUM PLAN   Rep. Lemke of N. Dakota Believes House, Senate Will Approve Subsidies

EMERGENCY ZINC PREMIUM PLAN READY   Approved by a Committee, Measure to Continue Support Payments Expected to Go Before the House and Senate Soon.

MRS. O'BYRNE NEW [FADER OF D.A.R   Indiana Woman Elected A Wreachington Session

Eight Months To Two Years Prison Terms Imposed   Bail Pending Appeal Of  Defendants Allowed Out On Case To Higher Courts   TRIO (CONVICTED THREE WEEKS AGO

JUDGE ORDERS PRISON TERMS FOR BRIBER   WARTIME HEAD OF HOUSE ’' MILITARY AFPAIRS COM. MITTEE MAKES TEARFUL PLEA IN COURTROOM

EX-REP. MAY AND GARSSONS SENTENCED   Given Eight Months to Two Years in Federal Prison

Never Got Dime Tearful Former Solon Contends   Judge Waives Fines, Convinced Defendants Do Not Have Money

@ PAUL MALLON—  House Cuts in Appropriations for Defense Fail to Stick

@ FAVE MABE Nave  House Cuts in Appropriations ‘for Defense Fail to Stick

Douglas Named As Ambassador To Great Britain   Nomination Is Sent To Sen. ate By President Truman This Afternoon

DOUGLAS NAMED TO LONDON POST   Former Director of Budget Will Be Ambassador To Britain

PASS $19,000 MARK      Contributions Totalling $1,830.73 for Community Chest

Martyr-Minded Japanese Carpenter Gets Lecture Instead of U. S. Bullets

Jap Stages One-Man Protest ToMacArthur   Hands Him Wooden Sword And Says He Want: To Be Martyr In Behalf Of Miserable People

 Republicans Consider ' Attmpt to Force Probe  OF Clark’s Activities

G.0,P, CANVASSED THEIR STRENGTH IN   Will Deiermine Whether te Attempt Continuous Senate Session.   DEMOCRATS PREPARED   Will Talk at Length In Move to Block a Vote on the Proposition.

CONTINUOUS SESSION OF SENATE POSSIBLE IN VOTE FRAUD ROW  ADJOURNMENT PLAN IS ENDANGERED BY DEMANI FOR PROBE OF PROBE

GOP Canvasses Strength  To Force Fraud Decision   Demos Ready to Talk to Block Vote or Investigation of Kansas City Vote

Filibuster May Block Probe In Vote Fraud Case   Senate Demos Plan Talk fest; Republicans Con sider Night Session.

Snowstorm Stalls Search for Alaskar Air Crash Victims   Only Four Bodies of Eighteen Aboard Big Pan American Ship Have Been Recnvarea-

Snow Blocks search for 18 Plane Victims   Four Bodies Found On Alaskar Peak ’ By First Searchers

Deep Snow Hampers Searchers  - Coast Guardsmen Reach Wreckage, Find 4 Bodies

Snow Hampers Search For Crash Victims   Coast Guardsmen Reach Wreckage

SNOW BLOCKS RECOVERY OF 18 BODIES   Deep Blanket Is Reported Near Top of Mount Tamgas, Annette Island, Where Plane Crashed Last Sunday.

Find Wreckage, No Survivors   Snow Blanket Covers Plane; Shows Signs of Having Burned

MOUNTAIN PEAK CRASH KILLS 18   Snow Hampers Searchers In Alaska’s Worst Flying Tragedy

A Possible Cause Of Alaskan Crash   Editor Says Mountain Hit By Plane May Be Higher Than Shown on Charts   HAMPERED BY SNOW   Searchers Have Difficulty Finding and Remoying Bodies of 18 Dead

Snow Blocks Recovery   Seek Bodies ‘of 18 Killed in Sunday Crash in Alaska —

ROMIG RESIGNS COW POST; GOES WITH LAMP CO.   Former Boro Division Chief Joins Champion Lamp Works Staff

FORMER LOCAL MAN NAMED AS CEN. SALES MER.   Arthur §. Tylor ‘Former Assist. ant Manager Of Lighting Sales Here

JOHN W. ROMIG IS PROMOTE!   To Assistant Manager Of  hampion Lamp Works.

YACHT BLAST MURDER TRIAL — STARTS 16TH WEEK MONDA\   DEFENSE IN MIDST OF CALL. ING WITNESSES TO TESTIFY NO TIMING DEVICE USED

COMPTON RAPS SENATE DELAY ON LILIENTHAL   Warns Vandenberg of Threat to Entire U. S. Program

Much Disgust Is Expressed Over Delays   Continued Quibbling May Destroy Project

NIGHT OF FROLIC Elderly Skeleton Embarrasses Other Inmates of Jail

Thugs Beat, Rob  Butte Woman Mrs. Ellen Shea, 49, Victim of Attack

Hunt Recluse For Murder:   Elderly Colorado Women One A Famous Teacher  Killed In Cabia

CITIES REQUEST SHARE OF STATE UTILITY LEVIES   MAYORS APPEAR TO PRESS DEMANDS FOR ADDITIONAL REVENUE

Magnetic Device Will Hunt Birthplace of Tidal Waves ‘Used During War To Hunt Down Subs

British Warn Jews, Arabs   Want Communal Fighting Halted, Threaten Action

Arubs, Jews Given Warning to Halt ‘War’ by British   Stern Measures to Be Used Against Both Sides Unless  Fichtina Is Stonned

Jews, Arabs Warned Of Strict Measures Unless Communal Strife Halts

British Promise Severe Action ir Holy Land Riots   Warn Arabs and Jews To Halt Strife That Has Cost 127 Lives

Death Toll Reaches 120, Property Damage Over $10,000,000 Since Battles Began

Kill 6 More Boosting Death Toll To 127 In Less Than 2 Weeks   Police Scatter Attackers on Jewish Set: tlement With Gunfire Along Southern Coast

British To Oppose Rioting By Both Arabs and Jews   ‘127 Lives Lost During 11 Days Of Demonstrations

Death Toll Mounts To 120....  ‘Shoot To Kill” Orders Given’ British Soldiers On Patrol In Palestine

British to Take Stern Measures, Official Warns  Both Arabs and Jew Will Be Punished .

Stern Measures Threatened By Security Forces   Clashes Continue With Number Of Deaths Caused

British Plan Strife Action   Arabs and Jews Face Severe Measures Unless Palestine Fighting Ends

British Warn Jews, Arabs   Severe Measures Are Threatened Unless

BRITISH ORDER END OF STRIFE   Threaten Severe Measures Against Palestine Arabs And Jews

British Will Enforce Peace In Palestine   Jews, Arabs Warned To End Strife ot Once Or Face Discipline

British To Act UnlessCommunal Strife Is Ended —   Warn That Severe Measures Will Be Taken Against Jews, Arabs: 11-Day Toll Is 127

Latest Outburst Results In Killing Of 6 Jews, Bringing Toll Up To 127 Dead: 1% Sentences Meted Out

Arab-Jewish Fighting Persists  Palestine’s Death Toll 124 In Past 10 Days

Jews, Arabs Told to Halt Strife   Death Toll Has Grown To 127; Stringent Action Is Promised

British Warn Arabs, Jews to Cease Fighting   Six Hebrews Killed At Settlement; Four Arabs Slain

BRITISH WARN ARABS, JEWS   Commissioner Tells of Plans for “Severe Measures” as Deaths Reach 127.

British Plan Steps To Quiet Palestine   127 Killed in 11 Days of Communal Fighting New Blasts Reported at Haifa

Brifish Fail To Stop Arab, Jewish Strife  Death bic wd In Pales Mou Te “120

Britain Warns Arabs and Jews Against Strife   Commisssioner Tell: Demonstrators That Fighting Must Stop

Rivals Must End Communa Conflict  vee eer go   127 Lives Taken In 1] Days Of Fighting

British Police Crack Down In Palestine   Follow “Shoot to Kill” Order in Trouble Area As Death Toll in Jew Arab Riots Reaches 127

British Warm Of Severe Actior To End Strife  . Palactine War   -Palestine War ‘Has Killed 128 In Eleven Days

Veclared insane  Fire, Set By Woman, Fatally Burns Husband, 3 Children

TOWN IN MEXICO FLOODED  Thousands Said Marooned After ~ Storm Leaves Town Inundated

G. 0. P. MAY GO SLOW ON INCOME TAX CUT   Expert Says Senators Want Infor mation on Outlays to Be Expected Before They Yote.

GOP Leaders Wait For Budget Plans To Study Tax Cut   Lower Levies on Income May Be Postponed Until Later

Taft Would Exclud Truman From Two-Term Limit  Legislation Is Said Not Designed to Hit Present Chief

APL LEADERS WILL SIGN SAYS GREEN   Labor Chief Sees It as Too In. Fights for Jurisdiction

Claims Russian Demand Planned To Delay Issue   Fight Continues Over Withdawing US, Red  Troops From Korea

U. S. BUCKS REDS ON KOREAN ISSUE   Controversy Concerns Bic  To U. N. Debate

America Opposes Russian Demand  Battle Over Korea Resumed in the UN

U.S. Opposes UN Hearing  For Koreans   Says Soviet Plan — Unnecessary And Would Delay. Action

U.S. Against Koreans At U.N. Debate  Russians Demand Korean Leaders Attend Debating

Korea Debate Delay Fought   Reds Want To Call Natives To Testify

‘foday in U. N,  U. S$. Opposes Russian Plan For Koreans  Te Join Talks   Spokesman Asserts® Demand Apparently Designed For Delay

U.S. TO OPPOSE KOREAN ENVOYS   Claim Russla Seeks To Delay Action before UN

U. 5. OPPOSES SOVIET PLAN FOR KOREA   Withdrawal Of All Troops Asked By Russians   Moves Back To Washington To Prepare For Special Session Of Congress

Soviet Demand In Korea Issue  Opposed By Us   Marshall Leaves ‘New York  To Be In Washington “For Special’ Session’ “.. OF Congress -

U.S. Opposes Soviet Demand To Invite Korean People To Participate In U.N. Debate   U.S. Wants U.N. To Set Up Commission To Supervise Election In Korea Within 5 Months

NLRB SAYS THAT NATIONAL AS WELL AS LOCAL OFFI .CERS MUST SIGN ANTIRED FORM

Southern Republicans Cast Cold Eye On’48; Plan Sharp Bargaining For 213 Votes

Southerners May Swing GOP Choice   Twelve. Delegations Control 38 Per Cent af Needed Votes in Cenvention

26-Vote Tar Heel Delegation To Be Uninstructed... .  Southern Republicans May Influence The Nomination

SOUTH STUDIES POLITICAL MAP   Delegates from Dixie May Try To Select Next GOP Presidential Nominee

South’s GOP Cubans Stem Divided Over Plot; Capture Vian To Back War Weapans

STORM TROOPS STEP INTO SITUATION   Talmadge ‘Octupies Capitol and Gives Orders in Georgia

Talmadge Seizes Complete Control Of Georgia Capito   Forces Arnall to Move to Downtown Offices in Atlanta

Arnall, Rival for Governorship, Held Offices Wednesday But Ousted Today

Arnall Moves His Office From Capitol   Talmadge Seizes Control Of State Building as Rival Transfers Staff To Downtown Atlanta

Georgia’s 2-Man Battle For Governor’s Chair Grandia Hotter By Hour

Bars Arnall from  Office, Mansion   Former Governor Carries Claims To State Supreme Court; Talmadge Savs Levislature’s Action Final —

Arnall Denied  ffice Space n Atlanta’s State House  Promptly Sets Up Capitol of Own’  In Office Building. Continues Battle

‘DICTATORSHIP’ CHARGE MADE   » Guardsmen and Patrolmen Aid In Pre-Dawn Coun

Arnall Barred From Office By State Troopers   Soldiers Told To Use Force If Necessary; Retiring Governor Flays “Usarper’; Decide Case Feb. 7

ARNALL IS FORCED 10 MOVE OUT   Incumbent Sets Up Operations in a Downtown Office Building as His Desk in Legislative Rotunda Is Seized.

TALMADGE FORCES SEIZE OFFICES AND BAR ARNALL   jon Of Late Governor-Elect. Of Georgia, Backed By National Guard Officers And State Highway Patrolmen, Takes Charge Of Executive Department, Denying Opponent Admission To Either Official Quarters Or Governor’s Residence

Establishes Downtown OF. fice After Encounter At Rotunda Desk   Confident Court  Will Uphold Him   Talmadge Meanwhile Holds Second Press Conference In Governor’s Office

ARNALL 1$ BARRED FROM HIS ROTUNDA OFFICE IN CAPITOL   Talmadge Aid Takes Ovei  to Governorship Moves to Downtown Building.   APPEALS TO GEORGIANS TO CONSIDER ISSUE

Talmadge Pulls Quick Stunt In The Statehouse   Takes Complete Charge Of Offices And The  Mansion

Arnall Kept Out Of Executive  Rooms, Mansion  State Troopers Told to Use Force to Bar Rival

Remove Locks From Doors Of Executive Quarters Last Night   Politician Sets Up Temporary Headquarters in Rotunda of Capitol Building at Atlanta

ICOVERNOR FOUR YEARS   Had Brief Encounter With a Talmadge Lieutenant Today.

Governor-elect Makes Coup in Early Hours   ‘Completes Capture’, Says Predecessor— Courts Get Anneal

Talmadge Forces In Full Control Of State House   Ousted Official Appeals to People To Support Stand

Secretary Odum Says “Governor Can't Get  in, Because ‘Gevernor’ Doesn't Want Him, but Arnall Forces His Way

Herman Still Reigns, But Arnall Confident Courts Will Uphold Him as the Legal Governor of Georgia

Georgian CU: pitol Now in Hands of Young Talmadge: ‘Arnall Moves Defiantlv

Arnall ls Deniec  Desk Space In State Capitol   Governor-Claimant Moves To Quarters In Downtown Building

ARNALL BARRED AT CAPITOL IN SURPRISE MOVE   ‘ Court Suit Is Filed to Decide Dispute Over Georgia’s Leader

Battle Continues For Georgia’s Top Executive Post   Son Of Late Eugene Talmadge Takes Over During Night — Arnal] Now Locked Out

TALMADGE IS IN CONTROL AT ATLANTA   Man Chosen by Legislature Is Denounced as “Pretender, Intruder, Usurper.”  FLASH!

Georgia Has Two Governors, Separate Offices in Fight to Win State Control

Talmadge Has Full Control State Capito!   Jimmy Dykes, Talmadge Supporter, Parks Feet Ou Arnall’s Rotunda Desk   Arnall Moves To Downtown Office   Labels “Coup d’Etate” As Disgrace to Georgia and People of the State

Arnall Not Allowed To Retain His Desk in Capitol Rotunde   “Battle of Governors” in Georgia Finds Talmadge in Saddle

Arnall Is Forced To Move Offices Out of Capitol   Temporary Haven in Rotunda of Building Lost After One Day

TAKES OVER AS GEORGIA'S CHIEF EXECUTIVE TODAY   ARNALL FORCES SEEK RESTRAINING ORDER FROM SUPREME CORUT

Pre-Dawn Coup Successful; Guard Sef Up  gg iw KOSH Oe   Official Mansion Captured In Tiff For State Control

Arnall Forced Out of Georgia’: Capitol Building  Sets Un Headauartere   Sets Up Headquarters In Downtown Atlanta; Talmadge in Control

Talmadge Is In Possession Of Arnall’s Office   Retiring Leader Sets Up Office In Atlanta Building

GEORGIA ‘OFFICE SEIZED   Talmadge Grabs Governor's Chair, Keeps Arnall Out

ALSO BARRED AT OFFICIAL RESIDENCE   Talmadge Forces Take Over in Atlanta and the Incumbent Establishes Himself at a Desk in the Capitol Rotunda.

DISPUTE UNDER STUDY OF WAR, JUSTICE DEPTS.   Arnall Says He Is Confident Courts Will Rule In His Favor

Governor-Elect Seizes Possession. of Executive Offices During Night; Arnall Barred From Entering When He Appears at Capitol Thursday Morning

Residence And Office Closed To Ex-Governor   Headquarters Set Up In Capitol Rotunda; Guard On Duty

Desk in Hall Taken Over by Talmadge Aide   State Troopers Stand Guard Near Executive Office _

Talmadge in Surprise Act Seizes Office   Arnall Will Not Be Permitted to Enter Office, He Declares

Talmadge Stages Coup   Takes Over Governor’: Office in Early Morning Move; Backed By  State Guard Troops —

Governorship Foe Occupies Rotunda Desk   ‘Pretender’ Widens Sway; Thompson to Take Oath Mondav

Georgia Sees Two Governors Holding Office   GOV. ARNALL IS BARRED FROM STATEHOUSE ROOMS

Talmadge Gains Ground In Georgia Governor Battle; Arnall Barred From Office

Talmadge Seizes CompleteControl Of State Capitol   Forces Ellis Arnall Take Up Quarters At Offices  In Downtown Atlanta

Talmadge Grabs Arnall’s Offices and Refuses to See Him Upon Arrival; Arnall Sets Up Desk in Lobby

Arnal] Forced To Move Office Out of Capital   Talmadge Seizes Desk Arnall Was Using In Hall, Refuses Use

Talmadge Son Seizes Georgia Governor's Office As Arnall Goes to Court   Cast-Out Governor Eats Meals at Capitol but Lives in His Own Home

FORCE ARNALL FROM OFFICES IN STATEHOUSE   Talmadge Takes Full Control of Capitol In Georgia Fight

Talmadge Grabs Reins In Georgia   Executive Department Seized in Pre-Dawn Coup; Arnall Denied Permission ta Entar

Military Force Changes Locks During Night   Arnall Establishes Temporary Offices In Capitol Rotunda

Talmadge Has Office Suite   Arnall Contends Locks Removed by Military Force During Night  DETERMINED TO STAY  Talmadge Asserts He's Taken Complete Charge As Governor of Georgia

Talmadge Takes Over at Capitol   Geizes Georgia Governor’: Office and Official Residence   Ellis Arnall Sets Up for Business in Rotunda  of Capitol

H. Talmadge Takes Complete Control Of Georgia’s Capitol —   Ellis Arnall Forced to Move to Downtowr Office After Being Excluded From Desk in Statehouse by State Assemblyman

Talmadge Refuses To See Arnall Who Denounces Former As “Usorper, Pretender And Intruder”   COURTS TO DECIDE ELECTION LEGALITY

Arnall Moves To Downtown Office Building   Crowd Cheers As He Gives Radio Speech

Deny Arnall Admission To Mansion   Storm Troops In Control of State, Arnall Declares

Talmadge Is In Possession Of Amall's Office  Sets Up Office In: hkelanta Raildina.

ARNALL OUSTED FROM OFFICE, MANSION IN SOUP BY “MILITARY”  WMUIVCTLAY NDARDTY TICE   PHYSICAL PROPERTIES SEIZED BY ASSEMBLY CLAIMANT AS GOVERNOR

DOORS BARRED TO ARNALL IN GEORGIA ROW   S ralmadge Uses State Troop. ers To Keep Opponent From Gffices   Photo on Page 20,

Talmadge Lieutenant Seizes Desk in Capitol Rotunda Which Arnall Had Occupied Yesterday

Herman Says Georgia Legislature Actions ‘Not Subject. to Courts’

Takes Over Governor s Office While Police  Escort Arnall Home   “Pretender” Declares Georgia Has But One Governor Now And He Will Put Up With No Opposition From Deieated Forces.

Arnall Barred From Georgia's Capitol   Talmadge Is Scored After Seizure Of Building: New Trouble Is Seen

Talinadge Takes Over Office of Governor  In Georgia Arnall ls Kent On   Arnall Is Kept Ou! Of Mansion by State Treeners

Arnall Sets. Up His Own Headquarters   Talmadge in Complete Control of Capitol; Even Rotunda Desk Is Denied to Arnall

TAKES OVER IN ATLANTA   Seizes Executive Offices; Arnall Moves to Newnan

Talmadge In Full Control   Arnall Sets Up Office In Capitol Rotunda

! —GEORGIA— . ‘Arnall —  Forced Out Of Building  Orr Fin. ee ei eee   SETS.UP. OFFICE _DOWNTOWN:::

Talmadge Controls  Capitol   Arnall, Claiming he Is Still Governor  Of Georgia, Moves to Downtown Building

Arnall Sets Up His ‘Official’ Office In Downtown Atlanta   Forced To Transfer Temporary ‘Headquarters’ Again After Finding Opposition Takes Over Rotunda Desk  ‘

Talmadge Takes Full Control In Capitol   Arnall Moves His Headquarters To Downtown Offices

Legislature-Elected Gover nor Takes Over In Pre. Dawn Military Coup  Arnall Barred   Contends, However, He Sti IsGovernorAnd Will Serve UntilThompsonIsSeated

Bars The ©  Doors’ Tes  Gov. Arnall”            SON OF FORMER ER EX ECUTIVE ALSO REFUSES TO-ADMIT ARNALL TO", GOVERNOR’S MANSION  Is

Arnall Denied Admittance By Police Officers   Retiring Governor De-« claves Young Talmage Ate tempting ‘Diectatorslin.’

Pre-Dawn Coup Brings Seizure Of Private State Offices of Arnall And Executive Mansion; Troeps Bar Entrance To Both Buildings: Case Is Presented To State Court

AANALL DENIED ADMMGGION BY OTATE PATRO   Former Governor Declare: “Storm Troops Are in Control.”

ARNALL DEMED ADMITTANCE TO OLD QUARTERS   Georgia Battle Moves toward Courts as Two Factions Enliven Fight

Talmadge Seizes Capitol, Mansion In Latest Action   Battle for Post of Governor Continues In State of Georgia

GOVERNOR BATTLE CONTINUES TODAY IN GEORGIA STATE   Talmadge Seizes Office And Bars Arnall; Tell: Opinion in Statemen At Atlanta.   COURT EXPECTED TO FIND SOLUTION

HERMAN TALMADGE SFIZED GEORGIA'S EXECUTIVE DEPT   He Denied Ellis Arnall Ad mission to Governor's Office.   OR OFFICIAL RESIDENCE   The Governor Set Up Personal Office In the Capitol Rotunda.

Arnall Barred At Office And  From Mansion   Young Talmadge Begins Issuing Orders After Office Seized During Night

Arnall Shifts To New Base   Opens * ‘Governor's Office” In Law Suite In Downtown Atlanta ;

Arnall, Denied Desk Space By Talmadge, Moves Office   Ousted Governor Sets Up Capitol of Own In Down. town Atlanta Office Building—Talmadge Refuses Comment

TALMADGE AIDE SEIZES DESK IN CAPITOL ROTUNDA   BITTER FIGHT OVER GOVERNORSHIP OF GEORGIA CONTINUES

Talmadge’s Son Is Entrenched In Statehouse   Co-Georgia Governor Sets Up Own Capitol, in Downtown Atlanta

Says He Will Have Tc Wait Turn To See New Governor ARNALL AROUSED  Mell. Tot. J... OR.

Denies Arnall Admission To  Office, Home   Uses National Guard, Highway Patrol To Maintain Control

Talmadge Holds All Of Building   Arnall’s Temporary Office In Rotunda Seized, Arnall Turned Away Today

TALMADGE TAKES OVER IN ATLANTA   Seizes Executive Offices; Arnall Moves to Newnan

Talmadge Takes Over Executive Offices Today   Arnall Is Denied © Admission to Office

Arnall Now Chased Out Of Capitol   Sets Up Office In. Building Nearby To Await Court Ruling:

Start Action for Court Test of Governor Baffle   Pre-Dawn Coup Wins Control For Son of. Late ‘Gene’ Talmadae

Ga. Governorship Mixup Becomes More So; Talmadge '‘Commandeers Arnall Office

Talmadge Has Complete Control and Arnall Establishes Downtown Office    ARNALL APPEALS FOR “BACKING OF CITIZENS

State Cops Block Ellis  At Mansion   Arnall Charges Office: Taken Over by Night, And Locks Chanced.

Moves to Downtown Building   Talmadge Takes Complete Control Of Georgia’s Capitol

Ousted Again, Arnall Opens Third Office   Barred by Talmadge  Aide, Former Georgia Governor Establishes His Own Capitol

Arnall, Barred from Office, Files Suit Acainst “That Pretender’ Talmadge

Turmoil Grows In Georgia as Rivals Battle   Son of ‘Old Gene’ Gains Possession of Executive Quarters by Surprise Move Under Cover of Darkness —   Talke To Crowd.

 Says Public ‘Rebbed Of Rights’  Arnall Ousted From Capitol: “Fights On’

ARNALL BEGINS ACTION WN COUR TO END FASE   But Petition for Immeciz Injunction Is Denied by Judge   SETS UP NEW OFFIC   Incumbent Voices Confi dence ‘Pretender’ Will Be Ousted by Court 

Arnall Renews Bitter Contest For Retention  Of His Office   Talmadge Occupies Capitol As Opponent Moves Downtown

Bars Arnall From Executive Offices   State Troopers Bar Arnall From the Exeeutive Mansion; Arnall Warns Finance Offiers He Will Sue Them if They Defy Pow

Falmadge and ‘Troops Change Locks on Oftice ~ Door Overnight and Move in;Arnall Barred By Troopers; Mansion Also Seized. .

Bar Arnall From Office In Capitol   State Patrélmen © Deny Access To: Gedvernor’s “Mansior

Arnel! Forced Out of Capitol By Talmadge   Desk in Rotunda Is Denied Arnall Who Moves Downtown

Talmadge Seizes Governor’s Chai   Man Named by Legislature as Georgia’s Chief Executive Denies Admission to Ellis Arnall, Who Contends That Talmadge Ic a Pretender.

Feud Over Governorship In Georgia Sull Raging — Talmadge Moves In

High Court  To Rule in  Georgia Row   Attorney General Files Petition With Superior Judge

Executive Office Seized By Talmadge; Arnall Sets Up New Office In Capitol

FIRE DESTROYS FARM DWELLING   Two-Story Frame House On Farm Of Lawrence Fidler, North Of Gettysburg, Burns — Loss $4,000

GOVERNMENT PLANS TO PUSH REQUEST THAT DEN«MARK AGREE TO PER MIT_ BASES .

U.S. WILL DEMAND BASES IN DENMARK   Posts Held Vital to Western Hemisphere Defense

CONGRESS TOLD SOVIET AHEAD OF U. S. OUTPUT   @ircraft Industry Leaders Urge ‘Five-Year-Plan’ To Boost Business

Shot in Arm ls Urged for Air Industry   Congressmen Are Told Soviets Far Outstrip Us in Production.

WEST HILLS TOWER   Shifting Side of Mt. Oread Snaps 6-Inch Main; 20 Homes Without Water   SERVICE BACK TODAY

Shifting Side of Mt. Oread Snaps 6-Inch Main; 20 Homes Without Water   SERVICE BACK TODAY

Paris Parley Approves First Recovery Step   Completes Setup To Co-ordinate Aid Under Marshall Plan

TE NATIONS OKEY MARSHALL PLAN   Committee to Dratt Recovery Needs Of Europe

Nations Form Aid Program Organization   16 Countries End First Stage of Job Under Marshall Plar

16-Nation Aid Setup  Approved   Marshall Talk Viewed as Timely Reminder of Europe’s Needs

WEARY SEARCH PARTIES FIND PLANE WRECK      Bodies of Victims Scattered Over Mountain Top

VFW POPPY DAYS TO RE THIS WEEK   Sale Aids Disabled Vets and Their Families, Says Neosho Com. mander.

Loomis Witness  In Hate Trial      _Expounds At Length On Principles Of Colum-. bians, Incorporated. .-

Plan Downtown Solicitation In Cancer. Drive Tomorrow  ¥-Teen Club Girls Wiil Take Donations; Preceeds to Help Establish Clinic Here

LEADING WITNESS IN POISON MURDER TRIAL DIES TODAY   Mrs. Mayme McConnell, 58, Expires in Hospital at Madison; Coroner to Hold Autopsy.

Death Claims Poison Trial Star Witness   Investigation Ordered to Determine Cause of Death o! Mrs. Mayme McConnell

upreme Court lecides Dispute in Undersea Oil  iRule Government \Holds Chief Right,   Rule Government Holds Chief Right, If Not Possession

DECREE ISSUED ON OL RIGHTS   Court Holds F ederal Govt Has Paramount Rights In Underwater Lands

Ownership of Oil Lands Off Coast  Remains Unsetfled  Supreme Court Uphold Federal Rights in

Atomic, Arms ‘Control Talks Loom For U.N   Temporary Littl To- End  Next Week With Efforts To Draft Formulas By Committees

$16 Billions Reconstruction  Plan Approved   16 Nations Open Program Calling for U. S. to Foot Four-Year Bill to Rebuild Europe

EUROPEAN AlD OUTLINED; U.S. TO FOOT BILL   PROGRAM LAID OUT BY 16 NATIONS IN PARIS

Nations 0.K. Plan Asking For U.S. Aid  $16.295,000,000 Will Be Sought In Next 4 Years

Aid Program Is Approved  Unanimously   Europe to Receive 16 Billion Under Marshall Plan

MARSHALL PLAN GIVEN APPROVAL   Under Program U. S. Will Be Asked To Foot Bill For . $16,295.000.0C0.

Sixteen Nations Approve Plans  Set $16,295,000,000 as Marshal! Needs

16-BILLION AID PLEA APPROVED   European Nations Complete Work on Marshall Plan

Nations Adopt Proposed Plan ‘To Aid Europe   United States Will Be Asked To Foot Bill

Europe Asks 16 Billion Aid   Needy Nations Ratify Final Program Draft

U.N. Group ‘Condemns Violence   Four Britishers Killed in Palestine

Violence Acts Continue In.  Holy Land   Condemnation Of United _ Nations Palestine Inquiry  -- Commission.

Probers Assail Terrorists For  Holy Land Acts   Four British Soldiers In Palestine Siain, Others Wounded In Raids By Jewish Groups

GAS STRIKE THREAT ENDED AT CINCINNATI   Agreement On Wage Boosts Made By Company, UMWA

Readings Drop T0 31 Degrees For Panhandle   Snow In Midwest;  Temperature Hits 229 Fae laoahback

MERCURY TAKES NOSE DIVE TO FREEZING IN SOME PARTS OF STATE   THUNDERSTORMS, RAIN, HAIL COMMON; SOUTH TO BE COLDER TONIGHT

That “New Look” Hits the Ceiling— Stargazers Await the Comet   Everyone Can Get Into '1947' Act. Without Specs

Today In Congress   David Lilienthal Within Six Votes Of Assured Confirmation; Schwellenbach Suggestion On Communists Stirs Capitol Hill Talk

SneRaeRNnDtRie _meiemammnmeenanmend LILIENTHAL NEARS SENATE APPROVAL

Lots of People Will Have — Explaining to Do About Grain Market Speculation

Facts On Commodity Speculation Show———  Lots Of People Will Have Lois Of Explaining To Dc

Commodity Market Speculators Face Prospect Of Having to Do a Lot of Fancy Explaining

Political Scandal in Food Gambling Appears Hot Issue  Rath Partiac MAnu Ra   Both Parties May Be Affected; All Names to be Revealed

State Assembly Pushe: Strike, Teacher Bills  , Duff Program Meets First Serious  Opposition; Leaders See Governor

ASSEMBLY AND GOV. DUFF AT LOGGERHEADS  GOP Leaders and Chief Executive

Abductors Of Cab Driver Arrested Here   Pena Identifies Pair As Men Who Left Him Tied to Tree at Grants

CAR THIEVES USE TOY PISTOL WHEN CAPTURING TAXI   Albuquerque Driver Tells o Hold-in; Car Recovered:  Two Arrested

Molotov Talk ‘Miffs’ China   Nation Can Handle Tis Own: Problems

THREE BOYS DIE IN ICY PLUNGE   YOUNGSTERS DROWN IN DETROIT CANAL WHEN ICE BREAKS

UN POWERS STUDY THREE ALTERNATE SUGGESTIONS FOR COMPOSITION OF PALESTINE FACT-FINDING GROUP

THREE PLANS ON PALESTINE   Weigh Proposals For Formation Of Fact-Finding Body

Major Powers Studying Palestine Case  Three Alternates Are ™ —— anode

SUGGESTIONS FOR FACT - FINDERS . GO BEFORE U. N. MEET   Three Proposals For Composi tion of Palestine Probers  Are Considered

Bolt Set Fire To French Women’s Prison; Inmates Were Asphvxiated

2 French Women Prison Inmates Perish In Blaze From Lightning      Officials Find Bolt Cause Of Fire That Swept Th Third Story Of Women’s Prison; Boxes Are lonited By The Flash.

22 Women Inmates Die In Paris Fire   Prison Containing About 500 Women Swept by Flash Blaze; Hunt for More Victims Starts

Lightning Causes Deaths In French Women’s Prison   22 Inmates Die Of Asphyxiation In Annex Barracks

FAIR AND WARMER WEATHER PREDICTEL   Forecaster Says Mild Temperaturet Are Likely to Continue for Several Days.

Trouble in ‘Holy Land  Is Forecast  Arab Ministers Pla to Handle Possible Palestine Trouble

FLEET OF 20° JOINS SEARCH   Navy Assigned to Look for Missing Men From Ship

- SEA SEARCH IS LAUNCHED—  20 U.S. Navy Ships In Hunt For Mi issing Men

Great Sea Searct Gets Under Way  Naval Flotilla Hunts Missing Men

Cruiser, 19 Destroyers In Greatest Pacific Sea Hunt For Dearborn Crew

WARSHIPS HUNT LIFEBOAT WITH 12-13 SEAMEN   Naval Force Joins Planes Ir Wide Search For Group From Broken Ship

AP Reporter Interviews 2 Survivors Of Split Tanker; 20 Ships Hunt For Lifeboat

WIDE SEA SEARCH TO SEEK MISSING CREW   Pacific Sweeps Wil! Hun : For Lost Lifeboat   Photo on Page 3.

20 Ships Join  Ocean Search   Cruiser And 19 Destroyers Are Seeking Men In A Lifeboat.

Score of Warships Search Pacific for Dearborn Lifeboat   Dozen Men From Crew of Broken Destroyer Are Adrift: 22 Saved

ty ‘Pueson and 19 Destroyers ned to Search — 12 Men Who Abandoned Tanker Fort Dearborn in Lifeboat Have Been Missing Since Last Wednesday,

Cruiser Tueson and 1 Destroyers Assigned (o Search — 12 Men Who Abandoned Tanker Fort. Dearborn in’ Lifeboat Mave Been Missing Since Last Wedne:

12 of Crew Of Tanker Are Sought   22 Others Taken’ from Split Ship’s Stern In Mid-Pacific.

Search Launched For Lost Sailors  Sry « Se s.. en se. 2...   Navy Sends 20 Ships To Sean Pacifie for Men in Lifeboat

Texas Longhorns Wallopp Tarheel: In Surprise Win  Vandy Beats Tide; Underdog Georgia Plactere LSU Team

Vanderbilt, Duke, Purdue, Illinois Score Upsets On Nation’s Gridirons

Laborers Are Killed In Tunisia   Al Workers Called Out On General Strike

Six Soldiers Hurt As Army  Returns Fire   Laborers, On General Strike Since Wednesday, Attack Arny Motorized Column

Tunis Riot Kills 15   Flare Up Follows Attack On Army’s Motorized Column

Reach Final Accord on Labor Bills   Concessions Made to Senate By House Conferees

‘New Labor Measure Being Streamlined By Authors To Prevent Possible Presidential Veto

Agreement On Union € urbing Measure N jear   Bill Tailored To. Overcome. Possible Presidential Veto -

OK Put on Final Draft: Section Of Act Deleted   House and Senate To Speed Action; Veto By Truman Is Feared

Labor Bill Compromise Accepted  Legislation Designed   Legislation Designed To Check Strikes And Union Activity

Plan to Curb Unions Nears Truman Desk   House, Senate Get Compromise Draft For Final Balloting

[board Wind-Up In Agreement; Future Action   Scrap Wouse Provision; Continues As Dispute In  NRLRB. Courts.

REACH ACCORD ON COMPROMISE LABOR BILL   Committee Removes Section on Food Processors Today

PRESIDENT DUE 10 GET FINAL DRAFT EARLY NEXT WEEK   Compromise Legislation Approved By Seven Of 10  Cammittee AAamhere

REACH ACCORD ON BILL   Conferees Agree On Measure to — Check Labor Acts

One Provision Stalls Accord On Labor Bill   Conferees Likely to Reach Agreement Today, Write Report by Weekend

Compromise Labor Bill Is Accepted   Conferees in Accord on Measure Putting Ban on Closed Shop, Boycotts, Jurisdicticnal!l Strikes

Accord ox’ Compromise Labor Bill * ‘eached by  Consressionai Conferees

Congress in Final Accord On Labor Bill   Growers’, Processors’ ‘Issue Eliminated for Action by NLRB

BILL TO CURB UNIONS READY   Conferees in Agreement On All Important Issues Of Compromise Measure

House Concedes To Senate View On Main Points   Taft Indicates Severa’ Minor Changes May Be Made In Measure By Conferees   Closed Shop Ban Included In Act   Strike Curb Bill Tailored To Overcome Veto; Con gress Action Is Due Next Week

Labor Curb: Settlement Seen Near   Food Processors’ Status Only Issue Weeding Decision

Conterees Agree On Co:npromise  Labor Measure  Bill to Check Strikes   Bill to Check Strikes And Union Activities Awaits Final Action

Senate and House Gefting Together On the Labor Bill   Compromise Agreement Reached by Joint Committee

CCORD IS REACHED ON STRIKE BILL   Check on Unions Near Ratification By Conaress

COMPROMISE IS SENT TODAY 10 BOTH CHAMBERS   Congressional Conferees On Law Designed To Check Strikes And Union Activities Send Measure  To Senate And  House.

Bill On Strikes Set For Action   House And Senate Near Agreement  ~ On Labor Act

AGREEMENT NEAR ON COMPROMISE LABOR MEASURI   Senate-House Conferees Settie All Issues Except One —Scrap Ban on Industry-Wide Bargaining.   INJUNCTION PROPOSAL ALSO IS ELEWINATED   Remaining Differences May Be Ironed Out Today—Bill Outlaws Closed Shop, Jurisdictional Strikes.

Senate Provisions Accepted in House   Ban on Collective Bargaining Abandoned: Injunctions Dropped

Congressional Conferees on Union And Strike-Curbing Measure Near Agreement on ‘Bill Framed to Stave Off a Presidential Veto

House and Senate Agree On Terms Of Labor Bill   Both Plan To Drop Fight To Exclude  Food Processors

CONTROLS ON UNIONS, STRIKES PROVIDED IN SENATE-HOUSE PLAN  COMPROMISE REACHED ALTED LNTICL DDNDNGAT

House Yields in Final Decision On Labor Curbs   Controversial Section On Food Processors Stricken From Measure

LABOR BILL FINAL OKAY OS REAGHED   Compromise Goes to Senate, House for Action Next Week,

MAJOR PART OF LABOR ACT IS ACCEPTABLE   Curbs on Strikes And Other Union Practices Are Hit

Seven Out of Ten Members Approve Act   House Ban on Industry-Wide Bargaining Dropped

Bill Now Goes Back To Senate, House For Action   House Provision On Collee tive Bargaining Scrapped. To Be Left Up To NLRB ‘For Interpretation

AGREE ON FINAL TERMS OF BILL TO CURB LABOR   Conference Members Send Measure Back to House and Senate

Final Accord Is Reached On Labor Bill   Compromise Version Is Accepted by Committee Members

Agreement Near On Labor Bill  Ban On Industry-Wide Bargaining Scrapped

v0 Board in my Session Bryant Case   jing Commissiones raws Resignation Action Indicated 5   7 Accord nLabor Bill

Tailor Union: Strike Limits   a  House-Senate Conferees Want Bill Strong to Override Veto

Conferees on  Labor Measure Reach Accord  House Provision Governing Food Handlers Scrappec

British Official Plane in Mishan  'Dnee OF TTreatdo Amann:   Boss Of Trade Among Those Hurt In Crash

BRITISH OFFICIALS HURT IN AIR CRASH   our Members of Trade Mission t Russia Injured in Crackup at London Airport.

Fatally Shot”   Infant Dies Today; Ac ‘cused Slayer Killed Bv Agent.

Slayer Pays With Life Sixth Victim of Shooting Orgy Succumbs in Kentucky Hospital

Hurley Toll Now Five; Infant Dies of Wounds   Nephew of Crazed Slayer Succumb: To Shot in Head; Killer Slain

“Public Clamor” Prompts Hartley To Study More Curbs On Industry-Wide Strikes, Featherbedding

LAWS ON LABOR MAY BE ALTERED   House Committee Hearings  Set Next Month

ASK MORE TEETH IN LABOR LAWS   HARTLEY PLEADS FOR LAW BANNING STRIKE BY ENTIRE INDUSTRY

‘Public Clamor’ For Law Change:  Hartley Says It Is Duty of Congress

SIGLER INSISTS ON COURT CASE   JEFFRIES WANTS TAX DIVERSION SETTLED NOW

AGREE-TO OOURT TEST OF AMENDMENT   Leading Sponsors Of: Diversion — . Meet With Sigler

TRAIN WRECK IN GREAT BRITAIN IS FATAL TO 23   Seventy Others Hurt As Edenburgh To London Special Cracks Uo

Boxers Held for Draft Dodging   50-50 Chance of Stcel Strike May 1 Reported

FLASH ROCKET PLANE TESTED  “British Pilotless Craft Travels at 900 M. P.H.

Pilotless Rockef Plane Launched From British Bomber Hits 900 Miles An Hour

900 MPH Speed Is Attained   Pilotless Racket Plane Goes Faster Than Sound In Test Over Atlantic Ocean

Rocket Plane Hits Speed ‘Of 900 MPH   Launched From British Bomber In Experiment

Pilotless Rocket Plane Attains 900 MPH in Super-Sonic Speed Tests

Pilotless Jet Plane Cracks Sound ‘Barrier,’ Reaches 900 MPH Speed

Super-Sonic ‘Wall’ Tested   British Launch Plane At 900 Miles an Hour

Super-Sonic Test Is Made   Pilotless Plane Reaches 900 Miles an Hour, British Believe

TWO END LIVES OVER BUSINESS   Diamond Merchant Jumps, Clerk Dies under Train

Butter Buying In Some Cities  Drops Sharply   Reduction in Prices Made in Some Stores; Livestock Erratic

BUTTER PRICES DROP ON MARKET   GRAIN S$ SHOW LITTLE CHANGE ! BREAD UP 1 CENT IN SEVERAL CITIES.

Little Change Is Seen in Nation's Price Situation   Butter and Grain Down, Livestock Steady But Bread Is Up.a Cent

Leader of Anti-Woman Society Found Washing Dishes for His Secret Bride

Loan To Britain Dwindling Fast Premier Warns   Prime Minister Says 3° Billion Loan Of U. S. Will Be Gone By End  Of 1947   STRESSES@GRAVITY OF BRITISH FINANCES

WAY CLEARED FOR U. 8. TO BRING QUESTION BEFORE UNITED NATIONS:  ASSEMBLY —

_— BALKANS -— Issue Off Council’s Agenda  STALEMATED DAT PAIFRKANG

Greek Crisis Almost Certain To Reach U.N.   Lie Rules Out Last Chane of Russia To Forestall U. S.

lilness Closes More Schools Classes Cancelled  POU A ae eR Na, naan

MORE OHIO SCHOOLS SHUT DOWN BY COLDS   Preble County, Marion City Buildings Join List

150 Teachers Expected Tonight   Ninth Annual Banquet o! County Teachers Ir N. H. S. Cafeteria.

ANNUAL BANQUET FOR TEACHERS   Over 1OMXS ‘ected At  "Meeting ie Neosho Saturday Noe

TRUMAN BLAMED BY MORGENTHAU   Says Adminis tration Wrecked FDR’s Plans By  Scuttling Lend-Lease

Morgenthau Declares Stopping LendLease Was A Mortal Blow to Recovery

Administration Gets Blame For Troubles   Morgenthau Says LendLease Scrapping Wrecked Plans

GOP Plans Bigger Tax Cut Next Year   $10 Billion In Tax Reductions Planned By Republicans For This Year and Next

House Republicans Plan New Tax Cuts   Major Reductions Would Affect Income Levies

REP. INCOME TAX PLANS MADE KNOWN   Further Cut Next: Year Seen, Beyond Those Sought Now

NEW CUTS IN INCOME TAX CONSIDERED   Republicans Contemplate $4 Billion Slash Next Year on Top of Present Plan.

House COP Plans: 148 Income Tax Cut of 4 Billions   Total Reductions Favored   WHITE HOUSE VETO IS FEARED CERTAIN   Leaders Confident Senate Will Approve Present House Legislation”

Christmas C heer Texas Flies Mistletoe To Points Hit By Shortage

U.S. REPORTERS TO BE CURTAILED IN RUSSIAN SEAPORTS   American Businessmen Also Ar Barred From Vessels Going to Soviet Ports

GOP Drafts Labor Curbs   Ban on Industry-Wide Bargaining Set As Senator Assails John L. Lewis

U.S, PLAN HELD WAY TO PEACE   Gen. Bradley Says Atomic Control May Prove Only Security Guarantee

Arms Offer No Security, Bradley Says  U. 5. Atom Plan May Be Only Guarantee”

WEAPONS AND BASES ARE INADEQUATE   General Bradley Gives His Opinion on Security Guarantee

Ten for One, Threatens Arah Leader   Ratio Planned as Answer to Jewish Immiaration

\U. S. and Britain Suspend lron Shipments To Russia From Germany

REDS CHARGED WITH BREAKING OF TRADE PACT   U. S. And British Slap Embargo On Russian Zone In Germany

U.S., Britain Put Embargo  On Russians   Failure To Fulfill Trade Pact Brings  Tenn Shinment Ran

J. §., Britain Protest On Soviet Stand   Suspend Iren and Steel Shipments into Russian Zone Charging Viola tion ‘Trane Pact

Contend Russians Fail To Live Up to Trade Agreement With Consolidated Anglo-British Zone

STEEL SHIPMENTS ~ TO REDS HALTED   AMERICANS AND BRITISH CHARGE RUSSIANS FAILED TO ABIDE BY PACT.

‘Lmbargo Clamped OnSteel Shipments To Soviet Zone   U. S. and Britain Charge Russia With Failing To Live Up To Trade Agreement—Shipment Suspen- sions Indefinita

Steel Is Cut Off  From Soviet Zone   Claim Russians Fail To Deliver on Promise:

Perfect Conditions  Mark Eclipse of Sun   Scientists Gathered in Brazil Have. Field Day As  Moon Passes Completely Over Face of Sun at LDA am mm

SCIENTISTS GET EXCELLENT VIEW OF SOLAR ECLIPSE   Moon's Shadow Blots Ou Sun Over Wide Area In Sauth America

FINAL BASEBALL SCORES   Sun’s Eclipse Tests May Prove Einstein’s Theory

Total Eeli pse Of Sun Is Observed Perfectly   Skies Open Up In Brazil Permitting Scientists To Make Study Under Ideal Conditions; Jungles Thrown Into Darkness And Stars Are Seen

Total Eclipse of Sun Across South America   Report Observation Conditions at Camp Excellent -

Sun’s Total Eclipse Seen Under Near-Perfect Conditions In Brazil

iiaatiatiene ah il tiatinateeeea ase nena imiammcemnmaneal  Sun's Total Eclipse by Moon Observed In Semi-Junale by U. §. Scientists

MOGN'BLACKS QUT SUN FROM WORLD IN TOTAL ECLIPSE   Bocayuva, Brazil Group Reports Conditions Are Perfect Today for Observations.   AIRPLANE STUDIES ALSO SUCCESSFUL

Stafe Senate fo Study House Amendments For Anoroved Bill on Banking Hours

Sen. Bridges Blames Radicals for . Pressure to Increase Spending   Solon Says They Know Financial Instability ''Best Top Soil for Communiem'

Bridges Urges . Systematic Cut Of National Debi   Tells .Taxpayers Spending Sought By “Radicals To Underniine Our Stability

Reporters Taken nside Kremlin  a ie   Pravda, Communist Paper, Also Visited

RAIL UNIONS FILE DEMAND      PAY BOOST OF 30 PERCENT SOUGHT BY FIVE OF OP. ERATING UNIONS

Votes To Circle Palestine With ‘Ring Of Steel’   Four Countries To Help Guard Borders, Three More Asked To Furnish Men And Funds

ARMED ACTION SET BY ARABS   Will Throw Ring of Steel Around Palestine As Precautionary Move

ARAB STATES MAP MILITARY PLAN IN PALESTINE CRISIS   Instruct Four Countries to Take ‘Army Precautions’ at Borders.   FUNDS ARE VOTED   Declare Zionists Threaten Security of Holy Land Countrymen.

Arab States Planning Military Precautions  To Offset Zion Threat   Reveal Adoption Of Secret Plans To Fight Partition Of Holy Land

Dwindling Coal Supplies Cause Plants to Close   Estimated 270,000 Miners Shunning Pits More Layoffs Slated

Mob Members Given Release   White: “Men Ac Accused “01 “Attempted Lynching © Are Freed

Jailer Held to Grand Jury in Lynch Hearing   Six of Seven Men Suspected of Lynch Attempt Are Freed.

1 Men Are Held For Attempting To Lynch Negro  Superior Court Judge Frees Six

31x Lynch Defendants Acquitted   Jailer Arrested For Conspiracy; Another Still Held

(Hditor's Note: This is the Second of three stories  explaining the Marshall Plan, what it is, how it -started, what it's supposed to do.

UN'ON RACKETS TO BE INVESTIGATED   House Labor Group To Proba 250 Cases

‘Cackle-and-Crow’ Club Seeks Stamp  In Chickens’ Honor  Modern Poultry Flocks a Result of ‘Land of Opportunity’

[AN EGGS-ELLENT RECORD  _ U.S. Asked To Pay Tribu fe To  Chickens On New Postage Stamp

Not Empowered Nor Inclined to Revoke Paroles  _ Board. Chairman "Tle Bonk« Micka

Not Empowered Nor Inclined to Revoke Paroles  ALFITICON   Board Chairman Tells Probe Group

Proposed Slash In Taxes Hit By McCormack  New Budaet Is ‘Sharply Padded’ Says Stassen

‘McCormack Concedes Passage Of 20 Percent Income Tax Cut   Democratic Whip Denounces GOP Plan; Stassen Wants > Billion Budget Slash

REP, M’CORMACK PREDICTS HOUSE VOTE FOR TAX CUT   Democratic Whip Opposed to 20 Pct. Slash, but Says G. O. P. Has Votes to Pass Bill.   STASSEN ATTACKS TRUMAN’S BUDGET   Declares It Is “Wasteful and Extravagant” and Suggests It Be Reduced $5,000,000,000.

Tax Reduction  Okay Conceded   Republicans Have Votes Demo Whin Admits

GOP WILL USE BULGE T0 CUT TAXES, BELIEI   Demo Rep. McCormack Sees 20 Percent Slash; Stassen Hits Budget

Passage Of 20 Percent Cut Probable   Democrats Concede To GOP Majority In Lower House

They Have Votes, McCormack, Democrat, Says  Denounces Plan As Unsound Approach; Advises Boosting Exemptions

U.S. to Push Tes! in Portal Suits   Truman Approves High Court Rule

French Stage Protest Strike Against Taxes   D Bill Increasing Levies Adopted By Assembly

200,000 French Workers Protest New Tax Measure   Milk, Bread, Cigarette And Gasoline Prices To Rise— Bill Adopted Over Opposition OF Communists

200,000 French Workers Strike   Ramadier’s Tax Bill Causes ‘Protest?’ Walkouts

Woman's Jury Bill Near Passage Stage   Washington County Ex. empted from Provisions of Measure

BILL PASSAGE IS SEEN SOON   Ten Counties Seek Exemption From Provisions  Of Measure   LONGEST SESSION IS CONDUCTED BY HOUSE

 OHIO FACTOR   $200,000 Fire in Spring: field’s Industrial District Under Contro]

WHOLESALE FOOD PRICES AT NEW HIGH   index Shows Gain ©Of 11 Cents From That of Last Week

Truman May Use New Labor Law To  Prevent Strike   May Invoke ‘National Emergency’ Section To Bar Western Union Strike.

TRUMAN MAY AGI TO AVERT STRIKE   INVOKE POWERS OF TAFT-HARTLEY LAW IN TELEGRAPH ROW

USE OF ‘EMERGENCY’ ACT IN STRIKE HINTED   Truman Might Invoke New Power In W. U. Walkout

Western Union Strike Looms   President May Invoke Emergency Section ‘of New Law

National Emergen OL New Labor Act Seen Used For First Time An Pay Dispute

RAISE THREAT OF TELEGRAPH TIEUP   Western Union Workers Take Strike Ballot.

Western Union Workers Taking Strike Ballot   50,000 Threatening To Walk Out; President Mav Aci.

WORKERS ASK FOR 19-CENT HOURLY RAISE   WALKOUT VOTE TO AFFECT 50,000 AFL MEMBERS

SIGLER CRACKS DOWN ON STATE ‘GOON SQUADS’   Orders State Police To Halt Importation Of Labor Pickets

4 Regent Bills Up For State Hearings   STATE'S FINANCIAL OUTLOOK BRIGHTENS

Schedule Hearings For Next Week  Four Bills Affect UW.) Regents Board

‘ve Worked Hard’—   Margaret Truman Ready for Concert Soloist Debut Tonight

Margaret Truman To Make Concert Debut Tonight   President’s Daughter Confident as She Prepares To Sing in Hollywood Bowl.

Sorry Dad € an t Attend.- Mar garet T ruman Conf ident  Bau kvecel Hollywood Debut

Miss Truman Confident As Debut Approaches   President's Daughter to  Sing Tonight in Famous Ballywwoed. Collfé Bawl

Miss Truman Is Confident   Says Family Is More _ Worried Than She Over Debut Tonight .

Margaret ‘garet Truman Confident As She Readies For Concert Debut Tonight

McCormick Asks Raschig Ouster  Lausche Appointee Seeks Aid of Court

McCormick Petitions Ohio Court To Oust Rasehio From Public Office

CONSUMERS 10 CONSERVE COAL SUPPLIES NOW   U. S. Steel Corporation Reduces Operations Slightly In Anticipation Of Vacation Starting June 27   MINERS MAY STAY OUT AFTER JULY 7

Number Of State Pits Are Working  15 Per Cent Of Men Return To Jobs

SHIPMENTS T0 RUSSIA TREBLE   Soviet Union Exports to U.S. Show Decrease

U.S, SHIPMENTS TO REDS TREBLE LAST OCTOBER   Russian Goods Sold This Country Dropped In Same Period

Experts Hold Sessions And Map ( ha nges   House Group Will Resume Hearings In Near Future

Senior Officers of Famed A. & M. Cadet Corps Face Military Trial

Long Lines Will Consider Federal Offer Of $5.14 Per Week Raise   Company Offer Also Possible   New York Independents Cross Picket Lines Toe Return To Jobs

GIRLS REFUSE T0 RETURN TO WORK, 2 UNIONS ACCEPT   EXECUTIVE OF CTWU SAYS PICKET LINES WILL BE RESPECTED

Gotham Phone Strike Settled   4 Independent Unions Cross Picket Lines To Go Back On Job

Phone Strike Settlement Hopes Rise   Agreement Possible By Nightfall; Union and U. S. Pushing Plan

Company Said Reviewing $5 Pay Increase   Settlement By Nightfall Seen

Counsel Says Phone Strike End Is Near   N.F.T.W. Committee Also Forecasts Early Accord, Possibly During Day, to Provide Settlement

PHONE SETTLEMENT HOPE CALLED BRIGHT      Union Aid Says Accord May Be Reached By Nightfall

Mayer Expects Settlement By Nightfall   Negotiations Are Progressing.

Increase Hopes For Break Soon In Phone Strike   Attorney For ‘Unions Says Settle ment Mav Come Across U. 8. “By Nightfall”

Hope for Break In Phone Strike As Offer Made   Coast-to-Coast Tie-up Settlement By Nightfall Seen

Resume Phone Strike Talks Today 3 P.M.   Mecdiators Center Attention On Two Developments As -Walkout Enters Sth Week

ATTORNEY FOR UNIONS SEES ACTION TODAY   Southwestern Co. Will Make Offer If Necotiations Shifted

BELL WILLING TO MAKE PAY BUDS) OFFER   Day’s Developments Reported to Indicate Action Before Night.

Settlements In New York And Chicago   Company Officials Are Reviewing Proposal Of $5.14 Ruise.

Temperatures   Independent New York Employes Back on Job; Proposal By Southwestern Bell Raises Hopes’

Henry Mayer, Counsel for Some of Unions, Made Statement.   A CONFERENCE TODAY   National Policy Committee and Government Officials to Meet.

RESUME PHO PAY TALKS TODAY   Some Progress Is Reported By A.T. And T. Official

Agreement In Dispute Said “Imminent  Oo, , pose Ye eS, Tt ey   Policy Committee Of Union Meets In New York

Hope For Break In Strike Today   Southwestern Bell Says It _ Will Make Cash Wage  Offer “In St. Louis”   SAYS DATA IS THERE   Government Won't Block Transfer of Negotiations, Gibson Says

4 Independent Unions Return to Jobs in New York   Southwestern Group Starts Wage Talks; Southerners Return

FOUR UNIONS SNUB PICKET LINES 10 RETURN TO WORK   Federal Conciliators Call. New Conference On Notional Walkout

Seftlement Phone Strike Appears Near   Attorney for Unions Says End of Tieup Is Likely to Be Reached By Niahtfall Monday

Southwestern Bell Makes Cash Offer In Meetings Today   Want Talks To Be Returned To St. Headquarters First

New Hope For Break In Strike   Southwestern Bell May Offer Cash Wace Hike Offer

New Hope Of Phone Peace   Union Spokesman Sees Chance of Settlement By Nightfall; Company Promises Cash Offer

Money Offer by A.T.& T. Seen Likely   Conciliators See an Early Ending of Telephone Strike

COMPANY TO PROPOSE CASH WAGE INCREASE IF MEETINGS MOVED  UNION COUNSEL PREDICT! POSSIBLE BREAK TODAY IN NATIONAL WALKOUT

Attorney For Some Unions In Statement   Policy Body Of Workers Calls Afternoon Meet

Phone Strike Is Still Deadlocked   - U.S. Conciliators Hopeful Of Getting Results Todev.

Company Counter-Proposal Hinted in Telephone Strike  Federal Conciliaters Pin Hopes

Southwestern Division Plans  To Offer Boost   May Switch Negotiations E'r om Washington, D. C., to St. Louis, ‘Mo. =a  i,

Spurs Hopes for Major Break in Telephone Strike   Proposal Hinges on  Returning Negotiations To St. Louis

PHONE COMPANY STUDYING NEW PAY PROPOSAL   Possible Development Spurs Hope for End of CountryWide Walkout

Union Attorney Offers Hope Of  Settlement Today   Service Resumed In Many Sections Of North Carolina As Workers Return At Request Of Governor

Phone Walkout In Fifth Week.  2-Way Development Is a Possibility

Southwest’n Bell Offer Proposed   Optimism Over Eorly Settlement Running High

Union Attorney Sees Possible Pact by Night   Southwestern Bell To Make Offer If Talks Return to St. Louis

Approach A Long-Lines Settlement   Cost Of Arbitrating Issues Reported To Be Only Obstacle.

New Steps Seen In Phone Sirike   Counter Wage Proposal:From Company Likely.in Long Lines Dispute

Denies Killing Of Local Man   Repudiates Statement In De Fusca Death

SALES. TAY REVENUE   o0P. LEADERS : ~ HAD SESSION      EXPORT ‘AND CONSUMER. CRE. ‘pir CONTROLS. REPORTED i

Senate Demos May Manage t Thwart GOP   Extension of Special Committees May Be Prevented

Drive to Kill War Probe Group Opened  Senate Democrats Are Seeking 

Drive to Kill War Prohe Group Opened   senate Democrats Are Seeking Republican Votes

Solons May End WarQuizCroup   Democrats Open Campaign Wi, Banke Dinsstennne

TO GIVE ‘LESSONS : IN SWIMMING   Red Cross Announces Various Classes OF Instruction.

GIRL BURNED WHEN OIL STOVE EXPLODES   Betty Brent, 13, Gettysburg R. D. 3 Is Patient In Warner Hospital Following Accident

Timber Cutting Bill Introduced  Would Give Group Restroinina Power

Marks Second Effort Halt War  Dutch Fear Order Cannot Be Observed

New Cease-Fire Order Issued In Java War  Second UN Directive Gets Mixed Reception From Dutch. Natives

U.N. Council Acts to End Strife in Java  Cease-Fire Order Issued With  Dutch Protesting

UN CEASE FIRE ORDER ISSUED   Council Renews Order Tc End Fighting Between Dutch, Indonesians

UN Calls On Rival Forees Second Time   Ordered To Clear Way For Settling  Nautloantec Tenakloa

Dutch Continue To Protest Action  UN Again Asks Hall To Indonesian War

STOP FIGHTING. INDONESIA TOLD   Second Directive Handec Down By U. N.; Dutch Blame Republic

Security Council Issues Its Second  Cease Fire Order   Hostilities Halt Directive Again Issued To Combatants In Indonesia To Clear Way For Settling Indonesian-Dutch Dispute

INDONESIAN WAR ORDERED STOPPEL   Security Council Gives 2nd Order, Dutch Establish 3rd Independent Unit

U.N. AGAIN CALLS FOR CESSATION OF “WAR IN INDONESIA   Second Cease-Fire Directive Handed Down in 26 Days Approved by 10 Members of Council,   GREAT BRITAIN FAILS TO CAST A BALLOT   Dutch Declare Action Will Have No Effect If Republic Continues to fucite  "Natives to Murder.

U.N. Council Acts to End Strife in Java  Cease-Fire Order   Cease-Fire Order Issued With Dutch Pratestine

Republicans Oper Tax Cut Drive   Fight Looms Over $6 A Gallon Drop  In Liquor Taxes

TRUMAN HAS SENT BILL TO CONGRESS   Inter-American Conference To MA pet Thie Siwmme

Hemisphere  Arms Pact  Urged Anew Truman Wants  - Bill Providing  om awe

Draft of Proposed Legislation Sent to Conaress With Message From President

Places His — Plan Before   Congress   WOULD PROVIDE COLLABORATING _. WITH OTHER NATIONS OF _ WESTERN HEMISPHERE IN _MATTERS OF DEFENSE

}Truman Says Need Greater Than In ’46   Message Seconds New Recommendations  Made By Marshall

President Renews Year-Old Request   Says World Developments In Past 12 Months Give Great Importance To This Legislation

Collaboration Plan For Western World Claimed Needed Now   President Asks Powers To Bind ‘Canada, 20 Other Republics to Program: for Uniform Training ond Organization.

Hemispheric Pacts Proposed   President Renews Plea in Message Members of Congress

President Says Need  Is Growing   Renewed Appeal Follows Program Of Cabinet Trio

Appeal For Collaboration Is Renewed In Note To Congress   Action Is Vital, He Emphasizes   Conference Planned To Draft Permanent Defense Treaty

Trumanl * 2 tsNewPlea For Hemisphere United! By Its Military Forces 

President Asks Legislation to Authorize Military Collaboration With Other American Nations

President Renews  Military Aid Plea   Urges Adoption of Plan for Hemisphere Cooperation

HEMISPHERE PLAN OF MILITARY HEL? URGED BY TRUMAN   Proposed Legislation I  Sent to Congress by President Today; Fa  vors Approval.   MATTER IS VITAL, EXECUTIVE SAYS

TRUMAN ASKS HEMISPHERIC COLLABORATION   Request to Congress For Military Tie-in With Neighbors of ly. S. Renewed.

NEW W-E-T BILL IS INTRODUCED   15, ,000 Homes in 10 Years Is. Goal of Measure

UN Fails To Break EastWest Stalemate Over New Member Of Security Council

UN Again Fails To Fill Poland’s  Spot on Counci   Tenth Ballot Finds Vote Divided Between India And Ukraine

Friends Visit With Meyer In New York  Hughes Publicity Agent Chats At Night Club

May Settle For 15 Cents An Hr. Raise   Southern Operators, Ready To Start Separate Bargaining, Hope For Quick Pact.

LEWIS MAY TRIM MINE PAY DEMAND   Settlement with Southern Pro ducers Seen Probable

LEWIS 1S BELIEVED PREPARED 10 TRIM CONTRACT FIGURES   Head of Union Reported to Be in Favor of Making Agreement for Industry by June 30.

FOUR K'DNAPED BY ONE GUNMAN   Patrolman, Parents Ant Child Unharmed By Andover Abductor

WILD’ AUSTRALIAN BOY S DISCOVERED   Salvation Army Cares for Child Abandoned by Mother.

Wool Production Measure Passed By the House  Goes to Senate, Over  Protest That It Junks

House Insists On Supporting  Wool Measure   Presidential Threat of Veto Fails to Change Solons’ Minds

we rRIEMR Mow  Senate Committee May Be Doing Truman Favor in Biddle Case

IN FIRST READING   Council To Consider Annexation Ordinance Again, November 24

Installment Plan For Traveling, Too   Wages for Women and Minors In Line for Upward Revisions

ABANDON HOPE FOR SNELL; SPO WRECKED PLANE   Searching Parties Delayed By Darkness; 3 Others Are Listed as Victims

Wreckage of Craft Which Carried. 4 Seen on Hillside   Senator, Who Would Have Succeeded Snell, Also Believed Dead

Oregen's Governor Reported Killed la  Dense Forest      With Governer Snell Were Gregen’s omens State, President Of The Senate And The Plene's Pilet Saarch Gantinmes

PILOTS SIGHT WRECKAGE IN WOODED AREA   Report Ship So Badly Damaged That None Could Be Alive

Secretary of State And Senate Head Were in Plane; Wreckage Sighted In Rough Country

Farl Snell, 52, Believed Dead In Plane Grash  Two Other State Leaders Aboard

Two Top Aides And Pilot Also Killed in Plane   Aircraft Crashes at Top of Hill in Rough,  Timbered Part of State

US. Inquiry On Air Travel Safety Voted   Senate Group Moves: Air Lines Press New Safervuards

AFL and CIO Get More Time On Affidavits   Stassen Challenges Legality of Rulings Under New Labor Act

Labor Board  Fixes Oct. 31 As Deadline   ClO And AFL Must De cide By Then On Sign ing = Anti-Communist Affidavits.

MIRB EXTENDS SIGNING TIME   Labor Leaders’ Showdown On Communism Postponed to Oct. 31

NLRB Delays Showdown on  Non-Red Issue   AFL, CIO Given More Time to Make Up Minds On Signing Affidavits

SHOWDOWN BY UNIONS = WIT NLRB DELAYE!   Appeals Board Decide AFL And CIO Need Mare Time

ADVANCE DATE CF NLRB DEADLINE   AFL, CIO Leaders Given Til October 31st to Sign Affidavits

NON-RED PLEDGE TIME EXTENDED      NLRB Gives AFL, CIO Leaders Until Oct. 31 to  Make Un Minds.

Non-Communist Affidavit. Showdown Is Postponed   NLRB Gives AFL and ClO Leaders Until October 31 +’ To Swear They Are Not Communists—Cases Set for Dismissal

1 Postponed To Oct. 31; ‘Saves’ Bulk O£5,000 Cases Pendin  NLRB Grants AFL, CIO Delay On Signing Of Non-Red Pledge

Absentee Ballot May Be Banned   State Board of Elections Recommends Abolition  Of Civilian Ballot

Sugar and Few Scarce Items Sull Regulated   Draft Act, Controls Over Trucking and. Shipping Lines End

War Controls Are Due to Expire Today   Sugar and Rents to Remain Under Reaquicticn

FEW WARTIME CURBS REMAIN AFTER TODAY   ‘Draft Expires, Number Of Controls Will Be Ended at Midnight

War Controls Are Due to Expire Today  Sugar and Rents   Sugar and Rents to Remain Under Regulation

Few Controls To Remain  After Today  Only Sugar, Rents Few Others Stay;

Most Remaining Wartime Controls Will-End Today   Government Priorities on All but Sugar and Handful of Scarce Commodities to Die—Rent Controls Remain

Most Wartime Controls Fade In U.S. Todav   Sugar Rationing And Ren Ceilings to Remain In Fffect

Bill To Liquidate Local Selective Service Boards Awaits President’s Signaturs;. Sugar Control To Stay.

MOST WARTIME CONTROLS DIE WITH THIS DAY   Only Sugar, Rents, Few Scarce Commodities  Still Regulated

Think Its Form Should Be Along Lines of Pre-Nazi Weimar Regime: France Objects, But Sees Basis For Compromise On U.S. Formula

France, Britain Object Quickly   Division Rule For Germany Is Not In Favor

Molotov Gives German Plan   Proposes Weimar Type Of Republic; France, Britain Object

Pre-Hitler Hun Setup Is Sought   Molotov Would Use Olc Weimar Republic As A Model

Weimar Plan Proposed By Russian   France and Britain Are Opposed To Soviet Program

France, Russia Clash Over Type of German Rule   ' Bidault for Loosely Federated Regime. Single Chamber

Molotov Plan For Germany Stirs Clash   France, Britain Fight Plan for Government Like Weimar Repubtic

Molotov Offers Plan  For Germany   Government Similar to Pre-Hitler Republic Proposed

Moscow Program Meets With Disapproval Of France And Britain; Bidault Backs Loose Federation For Reich

Soviet Plan. For Germany  Is Offered   France, Britain Opposed To Russian Suggestion For Regime Resembling Pre-Hitler Governnes:*

Urges Republic Along Lines of Pre-Hitler Era   France And Britain Oppose Re. turn to Weimar Type Government; Bidault Ideas Told

Municipal Elections Jolt Republicans’ Hold On Cities In Indiana; Mayors Drop From 74 To 49

GOP Still Retains Old Control Over Philadelphia Area      Indiana Hoosiers Elect GOP Congressman, ‘But Democrat Mayors Dominate Larae Citie:

Indiana Democrats Elect Mayors In Most Of The State’s Biggest Cities   Upset GOP Administrations In 22 Municipalities: Democrats Hail Victories As “Prediction Of Things To Come.”

U.N. GCouneil Deadlock Looms on Demands For British to Leave Egypt   Ro LARRY HAUCK

Britain Sees Whole Structure of International Relations Undermined by Proposal of Egyptain Premier.

Greek Army Offensive Is Under Way  Government Bans Communist Party

Greece Launches New Offensive  Against Guerrillas  New Law Outlaws Communist Party  And EAM Coalition

Greek Army Forces Open Offensive On Guerrillas   Government Seeks To Smash Attempts To Set Up Separate Communist. Stote—Guerrillas ; Holding Lines

COMMUNISTS OUTLAWED BY GREEK GOVT.   Drastic Law Adopted As Army Launches Guerrilla Drive

GREEKS STRIKE AT GUERRILLAS: REDS OUTLAWED   Anti- Communist Rul:  Bans Party And EAM  Oso Bhs ee

Government Outlaws Communism   Fresh Troops and ‘Heavy Arms Bolster Attack

Greece Opens Offensive to Smash Rebels   Puts Ban Into Effec Outlawing EAM,,  Communist Party

Army Trying To Break Guerrillas’ Triangle At Konitsa      ANTI-COMMIE EDICT PLACED IN EFFECT

No Decision Made on Rent Boost  Steering Committee  Meets on Issue

Senate to Make Full RFC Probe   ‘Inquiry to Precede Action on Agency's Life

Full Dress Inquiry of RFC Operations  ‘Promised bv Senate   Undertaking Will Be First of Kind Since Federal Agency Was Instituted;: Extension to Be Studied

SWEEPING SENATE PROBE PROMISED ~ OF REC LENDING   Tobey Says Investigation Will Take Place Before Agency’s Authority Is Extended.   JESSE JONES MAY BE ASKED TO TESTIFY

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Injured by a Train   Death Toll Ils 78   Hinder Riot

16 KNOWN DEAD, TOLL OF ILLINOIS MINE EXPLOSION   ‘Rescue. Workers Believe 33 Missing Men Also Killed ’ Ibo Rhee

VIRTUALLY ALL HOPE GONE FOR OTHER MEN   Three Separate Investigations Ordered

18 Known Dead in Coal Mine Blast   Little Hope Is Held for 33 Men Still Missing

Indian Representative Is Rebuked Before Security Council by Envoy

Racial Barriers In Education Under Attack   Truman Commission Also Urges Expansion Of Government Aid

District Meet of East Texas C. of C. Held at Ft. Parker   50 Representatives ‘From 12 Counties _ Attend Noon Session

DISTRICT MEET OF EAST TEXAS C. OF Cz HELD AT FORT.PARKER STATE PARK: ~

Adm. Nimitz Will Retire, He  Announces Today  Chief of Navy Warns U. S. to Keep _ Guns Loaded, Handy

Adm. Nimitz Is Due To Retire   Five High Ranking Mer Available As His  Successor

Embassy Aided Mikolajezyk, Warsaw Says  Reports Arrest Of Three Members

PROPOSE REWARD IN HUNT FOR GIRL   No New Clues are Found in Prospect Mystery

GLOBE FLIGHT - RECORD SEEN   CHICAGOAN TO .START At _ MIDNIGHT ON TRIP AROUND WORLD IN FAST PLANE

KEEP FIGHTING SINKIANG TOLD   Garrison Will Hold Out To Last Man Against Mongol Invaders

Chiang Orders Last Man Fight   Russia Denies Soviet Planes Aided Mongols

CHIANG ORDERS FIGHT TO END      Dramatic Plea Urges Finish ——Fignt-oi Boraer of Monaolia 

ClO Plans to Picket Church Where Sen. Taft's Son Will Wed Today ©   Police Chief Threatens Arrests as St. Joseph, Michiaan, Prepares for Wedding

Late News Bulletins  CIO Union Plans to Picket Wedding of Sen. Taft's Son

—SO IT HAS COME TO THIS—  CIO Group Plans To Picket Taft Wedding

Police Chief Says Church Pickets Will Be Arrested   UE Local Plans Demonstration In Spite Of Warning

Shoe Machine Firm Is Sued For Monopoly   Boston Concern Cited by U.S. for  Antitrust Violation

SHOE MACHINERY - MONOPOLY IS HIT   Anti-Trust Suit Filed Agains' Boston Firm

Navy Plane Plunges ‘Into Three Houses   Pilot Killed And Trail Of Fire Left In Bomber Crash

Key Jap War Figure Dies   Adm. Nagano. Was One Who Cast Deciding Vote For Pearl Harbor Attack

INFAMOUS JAP ADMIRAL DIES   Osami Nagano, Who Ordered Pearl Harbor Attack, Is Pneumonia Victim

Truman Meets  With Cabinet   President Back In Washington After Visit To Mexico During Week

NEW SAVINGS PLAN ADOPTED FOR INDUSTRY   Action by Committee Follows Shipping Of Chickens

Post Office Department Urges Early Mailing of Christmas Parcels, Cards

NEW LAW AIMS DEATH BLOW AT GERMAN TRUSTS   U. S$. Commander Announces  De-Cartelization Decree Te fiitlaw Cambinac.

Find Communists Among Famous Filmdom Stars   Un-American Group Gets Lowdown and Is Given the Names

Commitfee Has Names of Suspected Reds  Claim ‘Hollywood Is Lousy With Communisis’

Herbert Inauguration _ Program Is Announced, Many Events Planned

'STRIKE OF WEST FRANKFORT 'HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS \CONTINUED TODAY

Atomic Plan  Gains Study   Quota Limit Fixing Of Activity Sought

Quota System On Atom Asked At UN Session   New Plan Proposed Would Limit Activity Under UN Control; Group Snruilies Idea

U.N. Ponders Atomic Quota   Lint on Activities Fixed as Compromise

4 DISTRICTS IN BUCKS SEEK DEBT INCREASES   Doylestown Purposes Making Sewer System Improvements

LOWER TAXES DEMANDED BY U.S. CHAMBER   Claims Heavy Burden Deters Production And Investments

U.S. Chamber Asks Big Cuts In Tax Rates   Harriman UrgesRebuilding Of Germany and Japan ny

Tax Cuts. Federal Economy Urged At C. of C. Session   Commerce Secretary Urges Restoration (Of Lconomies of Germany and Japan to Aid World Trade: Conflict on Price Policy

U.S. Chamber Calls for ‘Much Lower’ Tax Rates  HearsSec. Harriman Urge Industrial  Development of

Four Are Killed In Rail Wreck   Pennsylvania Railroad Pas senger Train Is Wrecked Near Logansport, Ind.   BUNDLE OF WIRE CAUSES DISASTER

FOUR KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK IN INDIANA   Pennsy Passenger Derailed by Bundle of Fencing

FOUR KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Wire Fencing On Track Is Blamed For Crackup Of Pennsylvania Train

Battle Begins With Filing Date Past  Wholesale Prices Seen 'On Way Down’

Falling Prices Bring, New Hope To Retail Buyer:   Decreases In Wholesale Lines Expected To Be Passed Along To Consum ers During Coming Year

PRICES iS CONTINIING   Wholesale Marke Experiencing Sharp Declines

Survey Reveal: Falling Prices In Many Lines   35 Wholesale Food Items Reported to Have Hit Toboggan

Price Dro ps Are Heralded As Good News   Decreases In Wholesale Lines So Far Outstrip Retail Declines

Mi gh Cost of Livi ing Falls  Dow Boom!   Thad oof Many Thane bling Priees Heard Across Nation This Week: Promises Seen of Mere to Come in 1GLT

Refail Cuts Still Behind Wholesale   Market Trends Hold Good News For Consumers

Butter Is Off Mo Cents Since Dec. 26   Drop of 25 Percent In Foods Seen By January 1, 1948

Good News For Consumers Retail. Prices Across Nation Show Decline

WholesalePrice Drops Outstrip Retail Markets   '25 Pct. Deerease in Food Costs Predicted Within Year

RICE DECL ce CONTINUE, LEADERS SAY   First Drop in National Retail Sales Is Reported

Falling Prices Good N     News To Consumers  Wholesale Lines   Wholesale Lines Qutstrip Retail Drops Over Week

Decreases in Whoiesale Prices Promise Joyful News for Consumers Now   Thud of Falling Prices Heard Across Couniry With Hope of More to Come; Wholesale Lines Outstrip Retail Drops With Dollars to Rise in Value

Dollars to Go Further  Marked Decreases in Wholesale Prices Promise Joyful News to Consumers

Price Dip RKesounds  Over U.S.   Wholesale Lines Lead  Promising Decreases

Marked Drops for Wholesale Prices Promise Good News To Consumers During This Year

TREND SHOWN INWHOLESALE LEVELS FIRST   FURTHER DECREASES ARE PROMISED IN FOOD COSTS

Prices Show Nation-wide Drop in Week   But no Indication Seen for Sudden Crumbling Structure

Michigan Judge Frees Lifer In Historic Case   Warns Thot Action “May Free Every Criminal Serving Time In Michiaan’

‘INDICTMENT ESSENTIAL’  Michigan Court Decision May Release All Convicts

COURT MAKES LABOR RULING   Foremen Entitled te Bargaining Under Wagener Act

KNISLEY WANTS AG HEADS FIRED   Removal Of Farnsworth, Bat! Urged By Leader Of Democratic Party

DELAWARE POLIO EPIDEMIC MOUNTS   School Openings Delayed; DDT Spraying Planned

Train-Auto Collision Kills Youth   Another Boy Is Seriously Hurt

Arnall Quits As Governor Of Georgia   Seen As Block To Succession Of Herman Talmadge

Arnall Resigns Subject To OK  On Successor   Action Of Governor Brings Charge Of Divtating From From Talmage.

Arnall Quits As Governor  Of Georgia   Move Designed To Block Coup By Young Talmadge

ARNALL READY TO SURRENDER GOVERNORSHIF   Georgia Executive Resigns In Favor of Thomnson.

Arnal Resigns On Condition   Will Step Down ‘When Lieutenant-Governor  Has Oualified’

GEORGIA’S CHIEF RESIGNS TO STOP POLITICAL BATTLE      Dramatic Move Made 4a Effort to Let Peaple Elect Talmadee Successor

POLITICS GETS HOT IN GEORGI!   Governor Resigns To Set Up Opponent For Son Of Talmadve

Dramatic Move Comes Or Eve Legisialive Batlle over Succession to Talmadge

Ellis Arnall Has Resigned   Action Aimed at Heading Off Herman Talmadge From Georgia Governorshi,

Gov. Arnall Resigns Post   Showdown Over Successor To Palmance Loams

MOVES TO BLOCK HERMAN TALMADGE   ARNALL SUBMITS RESIGNATION, EFFECTIVE AFTER THOMPSON QUALIFIES.

Lieutenant-Governor Is Favored in Attempt To Keep Talmadge’s Son  From Office in Georgia

Arnall Resigns As Governor Of Georgia   Dramatic Action Assures Thompson Of Executive Post; Stops Talmadge Son

Senator Accused of Making Offer to Stop Inquiry   Plane Builder Repeats Charges as He Takes Stand in Senate Probe -of $40,000,000 in Airplane Contracts

Senator Flatly Denies He Offered to Call Off Huahes Probe in Deal

Hughes Tells Of ‘Deal’ to Drop Probe   ‘Senator Brewster Flatly Denies He Made Offer To Sidetrack Inquiry For Merger Scheme:

Many Problems Tackled... .  Hot Debate Is Seen As Assembly Body Ponders "faxes On Cooperatives

Co-op Amendment Gets Hearing In House Committee   Battle Slated On Fisher's Revision

New Co-op Bill To Start Fight   Amendment To Tax Measure To Set Off Stormy Sessions

Relief From Hot Weather Ahead   Extensive Heat Wave Goes Into 6th Day; Mercury Soars To 102 In Salisbury

N C. SWELTERS IN HEAT WAVE   Sun-Parched Carolinians Find Themselves In Sixth Day Of Year's Tirst Exiensive Heat Wave; Relief  2 PEPER MEET: hh ferent Geers

SOFT COAL PARLEY IN RECESS TODAY   Lewis and Policy Group Hold Meetings at Washington.

Graduated Cut On Income Tax  Now Indicates   House Leadership Seeks En actment Of Tax Reduction Bill This Month   OPEN HEARINGS ON BILL ON THURSDAY

Pepper Stresses ‘Hughes’ Issues   Plane Justified Recommendation by Elliott R aocevelt

Rircraft Expert's Appraisal of Hughes Plane as ‘a hot wagon’ is Brought Out Before Senate Group

Pepper Says Elliott Must Vindicate Selt   Hughes to Take Stand Beside Accuser Friday

* Senator Taft Becomes Active but Unannounced ‘Candidate for G.0.P. Presidential Nomination

LEADERS TO MAKE DECISIONS ON U. $ POULTRY CONTROL   Fowl-less Thursday Mar Be Abandoned Today after Meeting of Chiefs at Capital.   PROPOSAL MADE BY FLOCK OWNERS

MAN PUT TO DEATH ~ FOR KILLING DEPUTY   Harlan Broyles Executed at Oklahoma Penitentiary—Maintains Innocence to Last.

Tornadoes Kill 11 in Arkansas And in Missouri   Two Benton County Communities Hit; Worth, Mo., Leveled

DOUBT GOV. OSBORN WILL ‘VETO SOCIAL SECURITY BILL; 2ND SESSION IS CALLED

Welfare Bill May Be Signed   Osborn Could Still Ask Increase From Second Special Session

Special Session of Ohio Legislature Considered   Amendment Adopted Tuesday Earmarking Tax Revenues Upsets Appropriations

SOLONS PONDER SPECIAL MEET   Ohio Voters’ ‘Gas’ Tax Move - May Necessitate Session

VOTED APPROVAL OF AMENDMENT POSES PROBLEM   Shifts 15 Million to Roac Department; May Upset Appropriations

GAS TAX ACTION JUMBLES OHID'S FISCAL PICTURE   State Officials Ponder Call Of Special Session To Study Fund’s Shift

Counterattacks Launched by Guerrillas  Assaults Beaten Off Repeatedly,  Government Savs

Counierattacks Launched by Guerrillas  Raaerislie Rarwtawn 3S   Assaults Beaten Off Repeatedly, Government Says

CITIZENS FOOD COMMITTEE WILL. MEET WEDNESDAY   To Draft a. “Very Definite and Specific” Plan for Saving Food.   WAS SET UP BY TRUMAN   Complete Unanimity of Thinking Between Advisers and Groups.

Plan to Save Fuod._ at Home to Feed Europe  Cabinet and Citizens Group in Agreement Qn Food Situcatian

Group fo Form ‘Definite’ Plan: For Saving Fooc   ‘Sharp Advances In Grain Future Prices Aaain Today.

Lands Plane At Cairo In World Trip   Third of Long Hop Completed

)D0M BOUND FOR INDIA ON GLOBAL TRIP   Leaves Cairo for Karachi, Third of Way Along Toward Goal of Beating the Solo Record of Late Wiley Post.

Pilot Leaves Cairo On Record Flight  Odom Is Third of Way Around World

ODOM LEAVES CAIRO ON WORLD FLIGHT   ‘Bombshell’ Pilot Third Of Way Around Globe 

Odom Leaves Cairo for India  On World Hop   Tail Winds Help Pilot after He Completes Third  Of 19.600 Miles

Odom Reaches Cairo, Egypt  eh: India Nea   Karachi, India, Next Stop For Bombshell

Le Reaches One-Third Mark   Sets Down in Cairo to Refuel; 21 Hours Out of Chicaao

Pilot of Converted Army A-26 Hopes To Shatter Record of 186 Hours Set by Wiley Post in 1933.   PERFEC T WEATHER  HELPS FLIGHT TIME

ODOM FLYING ON FROM CAIRO   Heade for. Karachi, India, “After Covering Third, of Distance.

Odom at Cairo One-third of Global Route   Seeks Sensational New Solo Reeord— Averages 315 Moh.

PILOT ODOM IS ON INDIA LEG   Heads for Karachi After Refueling Stop at Cairo

‘Odom Leaves Cairo Ahead Of Schedule   Less Than 23 Hour: From Chicago; Karachi Next Stop

REACHES CAIRO IN ATTEMPT AT RECORD   Pilot Wm. Odom Averages 315 Miles An Hour   Traveled In 19 Hours, 30 Minutes: Left Chicago 12:53 P.M. Thursday

FLIER STREAKS TOWARD INDIA   Odom Leaves Cairo After Stop For Fuel

ODOM TAKES OFF FOR KARACHI   On Third Leg Of Globe-Circling ‘Solo Flight

Globe-Girdling “Aviator Reaches Cairo; .:efuels —  And Takes Off for India

ODOM HEADS FOR INDIA AFTER FUEL PAUSE IN CAIRO   RECORD SOLO FLIGHT TRY ONE-THIRD DONE AS TAIL WINDS HELP

Seeks To Break 14-Year Record .... Round-W orld Flight is On Lap To India

ODOM ARRIVES I CAIRO ON FLIGHT ROUND-THE-WORLE   Noted Airman Seeks To Bet. ter Record Made By Wiley Post

Odom Finishes Third Of Trip Around World   Arrives At Cairo At 10:44 A. M. (EST) Today After Fast Flight  Bram Paria   Speed Averages 315 Miles Houx   Good Weather Helps Trip: 19 Hours, 51 Minates Have Gone By Since Chicago Start

Globe-Circling Pilot Zips ‘Bombshell Over Asia In Try For New Record

Bombshell Makes Brief Stop at Cairo   Pilot Completes Third of Way Around Glebe

ODOM LEAVES CAIRO ON WORLD SPEED FLIGHT   Covers One-Third of Distance in Less Than 22 Hours Out of Chicago

Cairo Left Behind By Speedster Odom In World Flight  Completes Third of Way In 19 bis In  ndiq le Nave

CHECK OF DISPUTED BALLOTS NEARS END   Investigators Will Be Finished “In Day Or Two;” Decision Seen In January

FACTORY EMPLOYE STATES HE KILLED 3 INDIANA WOMEN   Unsolved Murders of 1944 and 19145 Are Confessed at Kokomo and Fort Wayne by Lobaugh. ---

BIG STEEL’ IS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY   Federal Trade Group Accuses Industry Of  Peice Fiving

CHARGE STEEL PRICE FIXING   Almost Entire Industry Is Accused of Combine To Curb Competition

Steel Accused Of Conspiracy _To Fix Prices   Federal Trade Commission Orders Hearing On Complaint

STEEL INDUSTRY IS ACCUSED OF PRICE FIXING   “Unlawful Combination And Conspiracy” Charged By Government   HEARING SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 19

“Basing Point” System Comes In For Attack  FIC Sets Hearing For September 19

Its Chief Target Is ‘Basing Point’ System of Prices: 26 Firms Named

STEEL PRICES FIXED. FIC SAYS   Top Producers Ordered To Hearing, Sept. 19; Conspiracy Is Gharged

Basing Point System Object Of Complaint Steel Industry Charged With  Price Fixing And Conspiracy

Increasing Revenue Top  Problem   Liquor, Luxury, Higher Income Levies Sugvested

Legislators Hear Plea as Session Opens   State Auditor King Says $22,500,000 More Must Be Found

SEVERAL SPEAKERS TO BE HEARD HERE CHURCH PROGRAM  Annual Lectureship  at Church of Christ.

SEVERAL SPEAKERS TO BE HEARD HERE CHURCH PROGRAM  Annual Lectureship at Church of Christ Begins Next Sunday

“CITY OF NEW ORLEANS”  CRACK LC. STREAMLINER PAGSCESC THPROIICL PATOAWA

“CITY OF NEW ORLEANS” CRACK 1.C. STREAMLINER PASSES THROUGH SANDOVAI!

U.S. Moves To Head Off Threatened Coal Strike; April 29 Parley Called

U.S. Moves To Head Off Mine Strike   Government Urges Lewis, Owners To Talk New Contract

MOVE IS MADE TO BLOCK LEWIS   Federal Official Urges Con: tract Talks

Fire Sweeps Naval Base  ‘Treasure Island Mass or Black Ruins Today

ISLAND NAVAL HOUSES BURN   Five Buildings Are De stroyed In San Francisco Bay

Flames Sweep Treasure Isle Base of Navy:   Five Navy Buildings On San Francisco Bay Island Are Wiped Out With $500,000 Loss

FIRE LEVELS FIVE NAVY BUILDINGS ON WEST COAST   4 Injured in Spectacular $500,000 Blaze on Treasure Island

34 Injured In $500,090 Fire At Naval Base   Kennebunk Loses Fire  Truck In Lumber Blaze

34 Hurt In $500,000  Frisco Fire  - Treasure Island   Treasure Island Scene of Charred, Water Soaked Ruin:

Fire Causes Huge Damage To Naval Base   TREASURE ISLAND OFEI SAN FRANCISCO DESTROYED

‘Treasure Island, Big San Francisco Naval Base, Hit By Disastrous Fire

Blaze Sweeps Buildings at Treasure Island; Bay. Area Is Left Charred   THIRTY-FOUR INJURED  * COMBATTING BIG FIRE

METEROROLOGIC AT, RECORD   Treasure Island Navy Base ‘Is Gutted By $500,000 Fire  Electronics Equipment Destroyed _

NAVAL BASE IS HIT ~ BY $500,000 BLAZE   34 Injured, Valuable Electron:  ics Equipment Lost

$500,000 Fire Destroys Five Navy Buildings   34 Hurt as Flames Damage Equipment On Treasure Island

NAVY'S ISLAND BASE IN RUINS   Buildings and Equipment Near San Francisco Destroyed By Fire

TREASURE ISLAND’ SWEPT BY FLAMES   San Francisco Expositior Site Heavily Damaged

cits ere AFTER BIG RAINS   Half of City May Be Ruined By . High Waters; Crocodiles uf in Streets

POSSIBLE VETO ONLY OBSTACLE TO REDUCTIONS   Truman Likely To Get Bil Quickly After Action In Both Houses Monday

Agree On Tax Cut   Conferees Quickly Ac cept Bill Almost As Passed By Senate; Truman May Veto

Final Approval © Due Next Week   President May Veto Measure and Indications Are That Democrats Have Sufficient Strength To Suctain Veto of Republican Measure. .

Income Tax Slash Now in Prospect; Army Budget Cut   Agreement Keached On Schedule As Committee Whittles Requests For Funds For Military Defense

Final Terms Of Tax Cut Agreed Upon   Senate, House Conferees Settle On Range Of Individual Slashes

Effective July 1 Unless Truman Vetoes Measure   4 Billion Is Knocked Otf Assessments by Congress

Final Action Is to Be Rushed; Only Question Whether President Will Siqn or Veto Bill

Conference   Speedy Senate, House Approval Seen; Up To Truman Next.

Senate and House Conferees Agree On Tax Cut Bill   Measure Provides For Reductions of 16.5 to 320 Per Can

Slashes Slated ‘ToCome  July 1   Individual Taxes May Be Cut 10.5 To 30 Per Cent

July 1 Start Approved by Conferees   Provides for Individual Sales Ranging From 10.5 to 30 Per Cent

Senate and House Agree on Tax Cut   Bill Provides for Individual Deductions from 10.5 to 30 Per Cent   THRU BY SLIM MARGIN   No Hope in Senate of Over. riding Possible Presi dential Veto

Conferees OK  Final Terms   $4 Billion Year Income Tax Cut; Takes Effect July 1; Pass Next Weck.

$4,000,000,000 Cut in Income Levy Would Be Effective July 1   Senate Measure Accepted With One Exception; Final Action Expected Monday, With Possibility Of Presidential Veto the. Big Question

CONFEREES IN AGREEMENT ON UT IN TAXES   Final Congressional Action Menday: Veto Is Considered Likely   REDUCTIONS FROM 16.5 To 30 PERCENT

REACH INCOME TAX CUT DATE   Conferees Agree on July Ist If Bill Becomes Law

Final Terms Of Tax Cut Agreed Upon   > Congress to Act Monday in Face Of Veto Threat

TRUMAN SURE OF SUPPORT IN TAX VET   Senate Adopts Republican-Sponsored Bill to Slash Income Levv July 1. :

Final Terms Are Worked Out by Joint Meeting, with Income Tax Reduction Due July 1.   TRUMAN’S ATTITUDE IS NOT DISCLOSED

Cut In Income Tax Approved By Senate Vote   Speedy. Agreement Slated On Final Terms; House Wants It Retroactive to January 1

Reach Final Income Tax Cut Accord   Conferees Make But One Change In Senate Bill; Effective July 1.

COMPROMISE SLASH IN INDIVIDUAL LEVY [5S REACHED QUICKLY  FINAL ACTION POSSIBLE IN BOTH HOUSES MONDA BUT VETO THREAT SEEN

Both Houses Slate Final Vote Monday   Senaie Measure Providing Cuts of 16.5 io 30 Per Cent Accepted Except   For One Rate Bracket

$4,000,000,000 TO BE PARED OFF LEVY TAKE   Aci Provides Reductions Ranging From 10.6  “tT. f Gan Pant

TAX CUT BILL IS APPROVED BY CONFEREES   Senate and House Representatives Quickly, Agree on Final Measure, Effective July 1 if Not Vetoed by President.

Tax Reduction Compromise  Reached Today   Measure Lowering Income Tax Rates to Take Effect July 1 if Final Version Is Accepted by Both Houses, Siqned by Truman

Slashes Range From 10.5 To 30%   Proposal To Become Effective July 1 May Be Vetoed

$4 Billion Tax Slash Agreed Upon   Measure Sets July 1 As Effective Date for 10.5 ta 30% Cut

Final Income Tax Bill Terms Set by Lawmakers   Republican Economy Drive ‘May Run Into Road Blocks

CONFEREES SET JULY 1 FOR DATE OF TAX SLASH   House, Senate Group Agrees to Final Terms of $4 Billion Cut

BILL PROVIDES. BIG SLASHES IN INCOME LEVIES   Joint Senate-House Body Agrees On Fi- + nal Terms For $4,000,000,000 Income Tage Reduction.

4-Billion-Dollar Slash Ready for Final Votes  J uly 1 Made Elle Effective Date;  an on hee we Auer Votan!

SPEEDY ACTION DUE ON BILL T0 CUT TAX-RATES   Sent To Conference After Senate Gives Approval; Date Is Main Issue

MONDAY ACTION [S PROMISED ON INCOME TAX   Bill Is Carrying Sharply Reduced Withholding Rates

CONFEREES IN COMPLETE AGREEMENT   individual Cuts Range From 10.5 To 30 Per Cent

Senate, House Agree to Cut  Taxes Jul yl   Reach Final Accord on 4 Billion Dollar Reduction

Senate, House Conferees Reach Accord on Slash   Final Passage Action Expected Early Next Week

Possibility Of Presidential Veto Seen . House, Senate Group Okay Tax Slash Plan

Measure Ready fo Go to Truman   Senate Fails to Raise Two= Thirds Majority i in Pass= sae Bill

Possibitity of A Veto By The President is Considered, Bill Reduces Withholdine Rates

Final Accord Is Reached on  Income Tax Cut  Congress Expected   Congress Expected to Give Approval to Measure Monday

VETO EXPECTED ON TAX CUT BIL   Demo Votes to Back Truman Appear Assured  %

CONFEREES AGREE ON FINAL TERMS OF TAX CUT BILL   MEASURE PROVIDES SLASHES RANGING WP TO 30 PERCENT

Agree to Tax Cuts on July    Bill Now Needs New Pas sage By Both Houses Truman Signature .

Conferees On Tax Cut Bill Reach Accord   Opens Way For Final Congress Action Monday

Final Terms Calling For Cut Reached   Both Houses Expected To Act Monday

Compromise Reached By  Conferees —   PROVIDES TAX REDUCTION OF FROM 10.5 to 30 PER CENT; STILL FACES VETO POSSIBILITY

Senate Tax Cut  Bill Approved   Concurrence by House Conferees May Bring Passage Monday

CONFEREES GET TAX CUT BILL   Point For Quick Agreement On Final Terms

CONFEREES AGREE ON TAX BILL   House Members Accept Senate Provisions

FINAL ACTION SCHEDULED MONDAY   Committees Approve July 1 As Starting Date   NO INDICATION   Whether Truman Will Pass Or Veto Key Measure; Amendments Beaten

GOPs Work At Top Speed For Final Passage   Conferees Reach Agreement Today On Elina! Fare

Final Aecord Reached on big  Tax Slash Act   Possibility of Veto Not Ruled Out: Two Houses to Act Soon

Conferees Agree on Income Tax Cut and Union Control Bill   Compromise Measures to Be Reported to Both Houses Next Week

Measure to Take Effect Jul y First   Will Cut Income Tax Rates 10.5 to 30 Percent — Faces Possible Veto

Senate Adopts Slash, 52-34;  Effective Date Of July 1 Set   Final Action Likely Monday: President Approval Uneertain

Senate Has Votes To Sustain Action   Congress-Passed Measure Expected To Be Put Before President Early Next Week

Agreement On New Tax Bill Indicated   Sefiate Votes Measure To Be Effective July 1

TRUMAN: MUSTERS SUPPORT 10 CARRY OFF TAX CUT VETO   Republican Income Levy Reduction Bill Will B: Killed, Leaders Say Todav after Survey.   HOUSE AND SENATE WILL CO-ORDINATE

Conferees Adopt Bill For Slash Of 10 to 30 Pet.   Must Be Acted ‘On Ba Both Hous es Monday Before Going To The President

‘Conferees Reach Agreement On Income Tax Cut Measure  Proposal Will Save Taxpayers 4 Billion; Bill Would Become Effective on July 1

pOMPROMISE. GETS. QUICK INDORSEMENT   Income Levy Cut to Senate House Monday; Truman Thought Opposed.

House-Senate Conferees Okay Tax Cut; Approve Labor Bill Similar To Senate’s

Slash Would: Be In Effect First Of July   Presidential Veto Believed Possible

CONGRESS SET FOR SLASH IN INCOME TAXES   PASSAGE ASSURED MONDAY; TRUMAN’S VETO EXPECTED

Fast Agreement Expected on Tax Cut Bill ©   Measure as’ Passed By Senate Would Be Effective July 1]

Hope For Quick Asreement Today On Income Slash   Date Of Effectiveness Only Issue  At Stske.

President Is Assured Of Enough Democratic Votes To Back Action   Thirty-Two Democratic Votes Cast Against Measure At Its Passage Yesterday Sufficient To Sustain Truman Veto.

Slashes Range From 10.5 to 30 Per Cent.   Final Action on Legislation May Be Taken Monde)

CONFEREES AGREE “ON GUT IN TAXES ~ STARTING JULY   Way Cleared for Final Congtessional Action Monday on $400,000,000a-Year Reduction.   APPROVAL REGARDED AS MERE FORMALITY   Possibility of Veto Not Ruled Gut in View of Truman’s e Stand Against Slash in the Past.

Senate Measure Adopted Except For One Change   Legislation Slated To Be Effective on July 1; Veto Hinted

Tax Cut Bill To Be Vetoed By President   Enough Senate Democratic Votes Seen To Assure Measure’s Defeat

Conferees Expect Speedy Accord On Tax Measure   July 1 Likely Effective Date

Effective Date Is July 1; Veto  Appears Certain   Final Terms Of $4 Billion  Slash Shaped; Possibility Of Killing Presidential  Veto Appear Remote

Agree To Cut Income Tax By ‘4 Billion  SS ©. ee. a?    ee eer ae ee ee ee  Will Be Effective July 1; Action In  Both Houses May Come On Monday

Accord Reachee (On Final Terms Of Tax Cut Bill   Conferees Agree To Make Measure Effective July 1-

Conferees Agree on Bill Which Cuts Tax Levies  Way Now Opened for Final Action in Congress

Conferees Agree On July 1 Slash  In Income Taxes  Final Action Sending Measure to President  Scheduled Monday

TAX CUTS WILL COME IN JULY   Senate-House Group Agrees Reductions Ranging from 10.5 to 30 Percent

San Antonio Doctor Held For Murder   Shooting Takes Place Near New Braunfels; Girl Is Wounded

265,000 Idle In Bituminous Fields Of U.S.   Renewal of Wage Negotiations Loom In Nation’s Capital

RedProbe In Films  Is Opened   Motien To Quash Cubpoenas Taken Under Advisement

Police Turn to New Theory in ‘Black Dahlia’ Murder Case; Think it Case of One Pickup Too Many

CLEAR SUSPECTS IN ‘DAHLIA’ CASE   POLICE REJECT THREE CONFESSIONS; SEEK NEW CLUES

STORM DAMAGE IN PARTS OF KANSAS   Moisture. However, Is Fine for Wheat Crop in the State   ‘TELEPHONE LINES OUT

Ice Storm Hits West   Heavy Damage Done Wires and Trees, But Wheat Is Helped All Over the State

Ice Storms Hit Kansas Phone Lines   Wheatland Benefits But Communications Suffer Breakdown--Railrogd.« Affa-tael

Moisture, However, Is Fine . for Wheat Crop in  _. the State   TELEPHONE LINES OUT

Senate Moves To Alleviate Fuel Shortage   Tobey Plans Oil Industry Group

Liquor A Big  Business   Government Attorney Closes Arguments _In Leavenworth Con‘spiracy Trials —

DANCER TELLS — ~ OF SHOOTING   TOLEDO GIRL HE-ENACTS SCENE. ABOARD YACHT ' WHEN ‘SHE SHOT MAN

Senate Group Votes To Start Tax Cuts July 1  House Had Favored   House Had Favored Slashes Retroactive To First of This Year

$4 Billions Saving For  Publie Seen   Scale Ranges From 30 Pet. Down To 10 For Hich Brackets

SENATORS VOTE TAY DECREASE   10% to 30 Percent Cut Favored by Committee; 4 Rillion Savinos Seen

Senate Body Voiés to Cut Income Taxes   Democrats Put In New Bill On Union Curbing

New Rates Would Be Effective July 1 Senate Group Votes To Cut [Income Taxes

Reduction for Big Incomes Will Be Only 15 Pet., Not 20 As For Small Taxpavers

REDUCTION OF INCOME TAXES GETS APPROVAL   Senate Committee Favers Patiing Cuts Inte Effect Oc July 1   SOME DISAGREEMENT WITH HOUSE MEASURE

Experts Claim. Little Fellow Benefits Most   New Withholding. Rates + Would Take Effect On ~ July 1

Senate Croup Votes Tax Cut Next July 1st   Commitice Slash Pegged At 10.5 to 30 Pet.  thew: Feiinie:

Slashes Start At 30 Per Cent For Smallest Taxpayers Graduating To 10.5 Per Cent For Big  lnnAwemnas Albaws PMiAtian Mill

SENATE BLOC FIXES JULY 1 FOR TAX CUI   10-30 Per Cent Slash Given Approval By Finance Group

Senate Finance Group Approves Income Tax Cut   Smallest Taxpayers te Get Most Percentage Reductions

Senate Finance Group Backing . Amended Setup   Smallest Taxpayers Ge’ * Biggest Percentage Slash

SENATE GROUP VOTES JO CUT TAXES JULY 1   Committee Recommends Bill Froviding for Reductions of 106 to 30 Per Cent.

SOVIET BARS POTSDAM PACT CHANGE   Molotov Refuses To Censider Any Revision

U. 5. PREPARES FOR SHOWDOWN WITH RUSSIA   Secret Parley Paves Way for Either Making or Breaking Big 4 Session.  RULLETIN

TAFT AND MURRAY IN SHARP EXCHANGES   Ohio Republican Charges Democrat With Using Labor Committee Fae Prenuerands:

THINK LEWIS COMPLIANCE ON DECISION DUE   Would Insure Nation Continnons Coal Froduction Until June 1

elieve ewis Will rop Strike   impliance With ourt Order Will ssure Continued sal Production

Lewis Expected To Cancel April Strike Signal   UMW. Headquarters Making No Comment

Week Given Lewis To Halt Strike Call Or Face New Fine   Supreme Court Fixes March co As Deadline for Action by UMW; Miners’ Chief Expected to Yield

Lewis Expected To Prevent Strike   Boss of Coal Miners Faces Opportunity to Save Cash for Union

NN COAL DISPUTES   Signal for Strike Is Ex pected to be Canceled within Week, Leaders Indicate Today.   MANDATE ISSUED BY HIGH TRIBUNAL

Scientists Told Entire Country Might Be ‘Seeded’ for Man-Made Snow with 200 Pounds of Material

—AWAITS SUMMONS TO DIE— Chair To Claim Young  Ohio Slayer Tonight

Ozark Farmer Charged in Babies’ Death   Two Babies Said Buried Alive Shortly After Birth

Floods Along lowa River Hold New  Destruction Menace   Widespread Damage Comes from High Winds, Torrential Downpours

FLOODS LEAVE NEW TRAIL OF RUIN IN IOWA   WEEK END BRINGS TORNADIC WINDS, HEAVY RAINS

Polio Funds Drive Off To Good Start  In Plymouth County Early Response Is Indicated By Prompt Return Of Letters

Paralysis Drivels = Off To Good. Start   A. H. Stoeber Says Many $5 and $10 Contri histinne

Virginia Hill In Coma From Sleeping Pills   Girl Friend of Slain Bugsy Siegel Near Death After Third Overdose of Druz.

LUCIANO JAILED - IN NATIVE CITY   Police in Sicily Hold Mum On Case's Future

Many Miners Defy ‘Safety Walkéut’   Men Stream Back To Pits; Ruling Awaited On Return Of Portion Of Contempt Fine

Men Stream Back To Pits; Ruling Awaited On Return Of Portion Of Contempt Fine

S. F. Girl, Pals Held 3 Weeks  By Russians   Soviets Finally Give Them Permission to Leave for Helsinki

U.S. Students Held 3 Weeks by Reds, Freed   Girl, Two Others Had . Sailed: Yacht Into:  Docs Zona in Nerwaw

COOLER IN THE WEST   Little Rain Wan Reported in State in Past 24 Hours

House Delay On Vote On Truman s  Aid Plan Looms   Greco-Turkish Aid Bill May Be Shelved Temporarily By House   MEASURE PASSED SENATE THIS WEEK

HOUSE MAY DELAY GREEK AID ACTION   ‘Leaders Plan To Give Priority : To Other Bills

House Delay  Of Two Week: Seen on Loan   Approval Assured; Other Measures Need Immediate Action

Knutson States His Tax Bill (May Be Revised  Change Would Give Greater Relief  Bw VT owuw mew TT. ..21. 2.12.

Knutson States His Tax Bill May Be Revised  Change Would Give Greater Relief to Lower Brackets

REVISION OF KNUTSON TAX MEASURE LIKELY   Greater Relief Is Proposed for Individuals in Smaller Income Brackets.

NEGRO IS OBJECT OF WIDE SEARCH   Lynching Theory Scouted by District Solicitor

Maryland Elects Edward Garmatz, Democrat, to Fiil Vacant House Spot

Craft Crashes ~ Into Dwelling; 4 Homes Fired   Seaplane Explodes In  Row of Frame Houses In Pittsburgh

Seaplane Hits Frame House:      Craft Explodes Into Row of Houses, Killing Three Perennc

PLANE CRASH   Seaplane Rips Into Row Of Pittsburgh Homes; Two Men, Woman Killed

‘National Spotlight Turns to One of Most Unhappiest  Countries in World— Korea

Teday’s Outlook   PLIGHT OF KORI:A CERTAINLY NO FAULT OF UNITED STATES

U.8. Renews Pressure To Free Korea   Japanese Ousted, But Russion and Ameriean Troops Remain,  With Powers Failing To Reach Agreement

Day, Night Fight to Stem Flood Continues Dikes Expected to Hold Unless  Neur Raine Cama

REST OF LEVEES MAY LICK FLOOD   Day-And-Night Battle Rages On At Critical Points

BOTH HOUSES MUST ACT ON “CEILING   Knutson Says Reduetion Plans Await Spending Agreement

Phone Workers Call Off Strike  Texas Dispute ‘to Fact Finding Board

18 INDICTED FOR ELECTION FRAUD AT INDIANAPOLIS   11 Republicans, 7 Democrats Accused in Grand Jury Action -

Indict 18 for Voting  Violations   Three Indianapolis Precincet Committeemen Are Included.

Minister Is Murdered In Tourist Cabin  Body Of Dr. Vaughn Is Discovered At Halethorne

Murder Victim Is Identified   Body Is That Of Widely Known Presbyterian Minister, Author.

Police Report Slain Man May Be Ohio Cleric   Victim Found In Tourist Cabin Near Baltimore Believed Robbed; Head Crushed

Conservation Biologist Says He Was Against  Open Pheasant Season

New Atomic Process Will Show Farmers How Much Fertilizer A Plant Consumes

Semi- Trailer, Auto Collide South of Deloit   Gerald Hulburd Killed; Mr., Mrs. Lloyd Hulburd in Hospital

ROMNEY {5 SENTENCED TO SERVE FEDERAL PRISON TERM FOR CONCRALING OFFICE SHORTAGE   Sum of $143,863 Disappears Mysteriously From House Bank Funds—Wreckage of Flying Fortress Found in Nicaragua—President  Asks Congress te Extend Authority for Domestic Use of Materials and Export Control

Three Navajos Killed Sunday  In Accidents   One is Killed When Truck Rolls Over; Two Die Under Trains

HITS CENTRAL N.Y. STATE   Follows Record Snowstorm In Northeast U. S.

New York Area Hit By Worst Storm Of Year   SYRACUSE IS SUFFERING FROM RECORD FALL OF SNOW

N:A.M. President Says Depression Is Neither Inevitable Nor Necessary

Accidental Death Verdict in Death of Irio af Orient 1 Mine   y Witnesses Say Mine Manager, Suspended by  State Board, Ordered Victims Not to Go -fnto Part Where Explesion Occurred

OIL SALES T0 UL. WILL BE PROBED   WHEELER TO INVESTIGATE CHARGE NAVY HAS PAID INFLATED PRICES.

Wheeler Will Probe Navy Buying Of Arabian Oil   Former Montana Senator Assigned to Study Charges Inflated Prices Paid; Findings to Be Used in Investigation

Arabian Oil Probe Is Sef   Wheeler to Probe Charges Navy Paid Inflated Prices To U. S. Companies

Wheeler Is Named _ To Head Inquiry   Former Montana Senator Sporked Famed Teapot Dome Investigation: Navy's High Prices Hit

Pick Wheeler to Probe Oil Fraud Charge   Navy Alleged to Heve Paid Too Much for Arabian Oil

Name Wheeler Probe Charges In Oil Fraud   Asserts That Navy Pays Inflated Prices For Arab tan Oil. -

Wheeler Hired To Lead Oil Inquiry   Former Solon to Spark Middle Eastern Probe

Governor Urges General Overhauling Of State's Administrative Machinery

Blue Asks Abolishment Of Control Board, Four Year Term for Governor   Governor, at Inaugural, Our lines Proposed Overhaul.  ing of Government

Would Terminate Battle In Georgia By Court Action   Atlanta Bank Makes Move; Not Cashing Checks For _ Gubernatorial Claimants

Bank Craves Court Action   Has Georgia Executive Funds, Won't Pay Them Te Talmadge or Thompson

GEORGIA FUNDS TIED BY BANK   Institution Not To Honor Checks Drawn by Either Talmadge or Thompson

Atlanta Bank to Anpeal fo Court  Refuses to Honor Governor's Checks

Atlanta Bank Moves In Fight   Fulton National Bank Not To Honor Checks By Either “Governor”

GEORGIA STATE FUNDS TIED. UP   Atlanta Bank Plans Court Action To Settle Governor Dispute

BANK ENTERS GEORGIA FUSS   Seeks Court Action To Settle Release Of Executive Funds

BANK HOLDS UP GEORGIA FUNDS   SEEK COURT RULING ON WHICH GOVERNOR WILL DRAW CHECKS

Bank Will Ask Court To Settle Georgia Dispute   Refuses To Release Ex ecutive Funds To Tal madge Or Thompson.

With The Greatest Of Ease  Barnstorming Parachutist ‘Cheats Death Second Time

LLL LLL I I OT  — ——————eee—Vr  THOUSANDS EXPECTED IN AUSTIN FOR JESTER’S INAUGURATION

Merchants Will  Petition Council To Follow Lead; Plan Wednesday Closing.

W£AA Abolishes Vets Red Tape For Surpluses   Vets Desiring to Buy Now Need Only Discharge Papers and Statement Of Integrity

WAA Simplifies Sale of Surpluses   Red Tape Cut for Vet: Starting Business

Union Township Only One in County To Cut Rates—Center Levy Almost Doubled.   CARTHAGE, GLENWOOD UP—CITY IS DOWN

Production Ban Lifted in Britain   544 Lobbyists Signed Up on Capitol Hill

DUTCH JUMP OFF IN JAVA CLEANUP DRIVE   Troops Operate Against Indonesian Rebels

Situation Normal Again: Credit Men Say Checks Bounce, Bills Go Unpaid

Would Gain Air Rights   Brewster Wants U. S. To Get Something In Return For Aid To Greece, Turkey

Commercial Concessions in Turkey Also Advocated by Senator Brewster in Return for Aid to Those Countries.

Senator Urges U.S. Tie Down Air Concession  In Middle East   Brewster Contends Commerce Rights should Be Assured

Brewster Urges Development Of U.S. Air Rights   Says America Should Tie Down Rights In Greece and Turkey

Brewster Calls on US to Tie Down  Air Rights in Greece and Turkey ‘As Part of Program for $400,000 Aid

Wants Air Concessiona Brewster Asks U.S. Air Rights In Aid Program

Court Backs Anti-Communist Provisionsin  aft-Hartley Law   AFL Leaders Split on Labor Law Fight

AFL Delays Decision on  Affidavits  Council Disagrees;  a ns ae   Council Disagrees; Anti-Communist Provisions of New Law Are Upheld

Europeans fo Get Grain From U.S.  Anderson Discloses American Plans

Florida Girds for  Storm   Weather Observer Closes His Station on Abaco Island

Report on China Indicates ‘America Should Also See ‘Read’ in That Nation 

All Madison Traffie Laws Are Invalid   Designating Violations As Misdemeanors Is Power Held By State Alone, Supreme Court Decides

Madison's City Traffic Laws Are Invalid   Can't Call Violation A Misdemeanor; City Attorney Steele Says Lo Crosse Is Okay

GOVERNMENT QF GREECE IN NEW CRISIS   Resignations of Leaders Handed to King After Cabinet Change is Opposed.

Premier Visits King and Hands in Resianation   U.S. Alerted Against Developments on Greek Border

INDIA, PAKISTAN RIOTING ON WANE   300,000 Killed Before Law, Order Regain Control In New Dominions

City Councilmen Discuss Pay Roll  AY es Pe 8 ee   Three Policemen Are Excluded

BUZZARD CAUSES CRASH   Casualfies Suffered As Greek Guerillac Driven Fram Villane

STATE ASSEMBLY RECESSES TODAY   Reapportionment Issue Rises Again With Introduction of New Bills

State Assembly Adjourns Until Jan. 28  Members Study Two Resolutions for Reannartianmen

REDISTRICTING ISSUE IS AGAIN BROUGHT FORTE   ‘Lawmakers Mull Over Plans, Adjourn For Next Two Weeks

Reds Step Up Propaganda Against U.S.   Attack on {ruman  Indicates Decision to Put Out All Stops

—ANTI-AMERICAN CAMPAIGN— Red Pro paganda Aims At Discrediting U.S.

Russian Attempt To Discredit U.S. Seen   Truman Compared With Hitler tn Soviet Magazine; Moscow Rejects US. Protest

MOSCOW'S PROPAGANDA LINE Vicious Anti-U. S$. Campaign Seen After Truman Attack

» Insult Incident May Accelerate ~ Reds’ Campaign   INCREASINGLY VIOLENT ANTI-U. S. PROGRAM IS ANTICIPATED

Officials Predict Increasingly Violent Anti-American Campaign  Bv Russian Press And Radio

‘Russian Press, Radio Violently ‘Attacking Truman, U.S. Policies

MORE ATTACKS BY RUSSIA SEEN   Increasingly Violent Anti American Campaign Is Expected

Red Campaign Of Insults Exnected   Hope Of Winning American Public Said Abandoned

Vituperative Red Propaganda Drive Opens Against U.S   Believe Soviet Union Has Pulled Out All Stops in  Smear Campaign

RUSSIA TO PUSH ANTI-AMERICAN ATTACK DRIVE   Soviet Assault on Truman Seen as Opening Broadside Against This Country

Reds Launch Smear Attack On Aineriea   Truman Is Compared To ‘Munich Corporal’ Marshall Slandered As U. 8S. *Shvlock’

Russ Authors Pull All Stops Atfacking U. 8.   Insult to Truman Held Forerunner of New Criticisms

Violent Drive of Vilification to Be Opened Soon   Molotov Rejects American Protest

Russia Opens Propaganda   Truman ‘Insult Only Start Of Be.  lieved Program:

Press, Radio To Continue A Attack Against America   Win Up Hope of inning Favor of  : Public, U.S. View

Insult Heralds Anti-America Drive By Reds   Officials See Decision For Hate Campaign

See Increasingly Violent Anti-American Campaign By Russian Propagandists

ALL-OUT RED PROPAGANDA DRIVE SEEN   Attack on President Truman Is Believed to Be Part of Campaign Against U.S. to Cover Up Conditions at Home,

War Mongering Tirade, Truman Comparison With Hitler Held Start Of Plot to Whip Up Frenzy at Home

Attack on Truman Signals New Drive  Soviet Rejects Protest Against ‘Hitler’ Label

Predict Anti-American iCampaign by Russians   Recent Attack on Truman Viewed as Port of Naw Brive

Russia Opens Drive on U.S.   Press Campaign in Soviet Union Aimed To Belittle America

STOPS PULLE OUT AS REDS LAMBAST U. S.   MOSCOW COVERS UP ECONOMIC PINCH IN PROPAGANDA

STRONGER SLURS SEEN FROM REDS   Russia Rejects U. S. Protes In Attack On Truman

Russia Expected Te Loose Violent Anti American Trades   New Moscow Lise Points tc Effort to Discredit UL 5, i Russia, Etsewhere

Hiding Their Own Crisis? Soviet’s Anti-American ‘Campaign Is Stepped Up

REDS MAY PULL OUT ALL STOPS   Violent Campaign Against U.S. Seen As Soviet Program

UNIFICATION FLAN AWAITS CONGR   Eisenhower Says. Detailed Pres: idential. Order Ready for Submission

DISPLAYS U.S. MIGHT   Army Gives ‘Labor Dav Show for Gen. Bradley—and the Germans

Many Railway Workers Idled By Coal Slack   Total Of 1,135 Already Furloughed; May Be Joined By Thousands Of Others   Industry Seems Little Affected   Most Plants Able to. Con. tinne Full Operations By Delving Into Stockpiles

Mine Shutdowns Threatening To Furlough Many   ‘Thousands Of } Railroad Workers Face En forced Idleness 

Mine Shutdown Idles Others  1,135 Rail Workers Laid Off—Others Oia i

Workers Laid Off Because of Business Slump   Operations at Youngstown Steel Mills Curtailed

‘AttackMadeby USSR Ukraine  For. Minister - Manuilsky Is Bitter; Jewish-Arab Battle   (imBBiercr Bhacaslene

RED UKRAINE BLASTS  U.S, “SMOKE-SCREEN”  IN UN, GREEK CASE LINE LAID DOWN BY”  OTHER RUSSIAN LANDS FOLLOWED IN ATTACK

More Attacks Made tn UN Assembly   America Is Accused Of Smoke Screen In Balkan Affairs

Reds Renew Attacks On ‘Aims of US   ‘Ukraine Minister Says America Thrpwing Up Smoke Screen to Cover Intervention in Greece

Reds Renew Attacks On U.S. Aims   Ukrainian Says ‘Smoke Screen’ Thrown on Greece

Russia Renews Attack on U.S.   Sms ike-Screen i in . Greil ce fs Taraet.

Challenges Truman to Sign Tax Bill   Taft Says It’s Best Polic; to Cut Government Ex penses, Reduce Taxes

Believe Tax Bill Veto will Be Truman’‘s Next Move in Economic Feud with Taft

Taft’s Retort Jolts Truman   Tax Bill Veto Seen After Accusation

Red Attack on Plan Points to Possible Veto   Gromyko Says Watch on Frontier Would B UN Charter Breach

Gromyke Hits U. S. Proposal to Create Commission to Keep  * Vigil and Points to Possible Soviet Veto of Plan—Pciand  Takes Side of Reds in Debate, Blaming Greece for Frontier Disturbances.

United States Plan Opposed      Proposal To Settle: the Balkan Trouble Is Unacceptable

Russia Declares The U. S. Balkan Plan Not Wanted   Veto on Suggested Idea of Border-Watch Is Not Unexpected

Reds Threaten To Vet U. S. Balkan Peace Plat   Gromyko Calls Proposal For Border WatchSharp Breach Of U.N. Charter

Russia To Veto U. §.  Proposal   Gromyko Says Plan to Settle - Balkan Border Disorders — Unacceptable« ,

SOVIET VETO INDICATED IN BALKAN CASE   U. S. Plan For Settling Border Dispute Held ‘‘Unacceptable”

RUSSIAN VETO INDICATED ON BORDER SWITCH   Poland And Yugoslaviz Blame Balkan Woes Upon Greece

Russia Hits Balkan Plan; Veto Hinted   Soviets Refuse To Agree On Proposed Border Commission

'Vandenberg Urges Canada to Join Pan-American Union Would Complete New World Unity -

VANDENBERG IN PLEA FOR UNITY   ‘Urges Canada To Join PanAmerican Union

DEMS TO BACK TRUMAN PLAN   WILL MAKE DRIVE TO “CHANGE ANTI-FLATION PROGRAM OF GOP -" LEADERS. °:

DEMOCRATS — FIGHT GOP BILL   House und Senate Start Drive .to “put Yeeth’ in Republican AntiInflation Bil—Sen, Lucas, Cults Four - Point» Republican Bil “Worse Than Nothing.” ‘

Nations Still Far Apart On Atomic Plan  Soviets Offer Their First Pranocal

Soviet Plan On Atomic Control Clearly Defined   Pian Te Committee

NEW STATEMENT BY RUSSIANS ON ATOMIC CONTROL BY U.N. FAILS IO ANSWER MAIOR DIFFERENCES

SENATE GROUP GIVES APROVAL TO LILIENTHAL   Sen. Bricker Only Committee Member Casting Negative Vote

Lilienthal Wins Okeh of Senate Body   Committee Eight to One Bricker Casts Single No Voie

rr + a ae -— ~~. Tv V7 v7 Vv  Senate Committee Votes, 8-1 For Lilienthal Confirmation;  Bricker Casts Only “No” Ballot

Lilienthal Approved 8 {o : Faces Battle on Senate Floor   Senate Atomic Committee OK’s Other Members Also; Debate to Begin Wednesda’

Lilienthal Wins Senate Committee Approval; 8-] Vote   Also Passes Other Nominations---A Senate Poll Nave

Senate Committee Gives Lilienthal Vote of Approval  Long Debate Expectec When Full Body Considers Nominees

Group Votes 8-1 for Lilienthal   Committee Approves Others to Atom Boare

Strong Vote for Lilienthal as Atom Chie   Nomination Now to Senate; Forecast Continued Battle

SENATE PANEL OK’S LILIENTHAL   Ohio's Bricker Casts Lone Negative Ballot

Senate Commiftee Okays Lilienthal   Votes 8 to I to Recommend Him as Chairman of Atomic Energy Commission

Lilienthal Is Approved By 8-1 Vote   Other Commission Appointees Also Win Acceptance

—ATOMIC— 8 To  Vote Is Cast For Atomic Boss  Bricker Opposes Truman Selection

Lilienthal Is Confirmed By Senate Group  Atomic Post Vote & To 1

GroupOkay: Lilienthal By 8-1 Vote   - Bricker Opposed To Litienthal; Gthkere Confirmed

Senate Committee Okays : Nomination Of Lilienthal      ' Bricker Casts Only Opposition Vote; Mc Kellar Promises Fight on Floor

Vote 8 to 1: Dissenter Is Bricker   Senate Unit Also Gives Approval to 5 Other Atomic Nominees.

Bricker Votes Against; Issue  To Full Senate   Four Others Also Approved After Long Committee Hearings (mn Important Posts

Nominations Go To Senate for Consideration  Bricker Only One  Creting “No! Vote

Bricker Only Dissenter In 8-To-1 Vote   Waymack And Others Also O. K.’d; Hot Senate Floor Fight Looms.

SENATE UNIT BACKS EX-TVA BOSS BY 8 101   Sen. Bricker Lines Up With Taft to Cast Negative Vote

Senate Committee Casts Vote of Approval for Lilienthal Appointment

Votes 8 to 1 For His. Con  firmation As Chairman  Of Atomic Energy Commission

Lilienthal Win: Approval from  Senate ( sTOUD   Committee Votes 8-1 For Confirmation as Chairman of Atomic Knergy Commission

Lilienthal Gets  Committee Vote   Senate Atomic Group 8 Toi For Con-”  frmatinn.

Lilienthal Gets Committee's OK   Votes 8 To 1 For His Confirmation

OK. LILIENTHAL FOR TOP U.S ATOMIC POST   Senate Group Reports Favorably with Only Bricker Opposing.

Senate Committee Confirms Lilienthal   Lawmakers Vote Eight to One Approval of Former TVA Head as Chairman of the New Atomic Energy Commission.

Lilienthal Scores Victory   \tomic Committee Votes 8 to  for His  Confirmation

COMMITTEE VOTES ON CONFIRMATI OF ATOMIC CHIE          Ballots Eight to Five in’Fayor of Confirmation: of Liktens thal to Post

Senate Atomic Committee for Lilienthal 8-1   - Bricker Only Holdout; - Other Commission ‘ Members Arvroved

Bricker Only Committeeman Voting ‘No’   Hickenlooper Says Will Make Every Effort Te Wurry Matter To Senate.

Lilienthal Wins 8-1 Approval Of Senafe Group   Five Other Nominees To Atom Commission Also Given Approval

Senate Committee Votes Lilienthal   Favors Him for Atomic Energy Commission by 8-1 Poll

Lilienthal Wins “Vote Of Senate: _ For Atomic Job   Opposed Only. ‘By Bricker: Nanies: Will BeSent To Fleor For Consideration

ONLY MEMBER TO VOTE ‘NO’   Other Nominations Also Approved; Long Senate Fight Seen

To Become. Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission   BY BALLOT OF 8 TO t

Lilienthal Wins 8 to 1 Vote For. Confirmation   Bricker Casts Only Dissent; Four Other Nominees Approved

Production Is Key  To Lower Prices GOP and Democratic Leaders Agree

Government Officials Debate High Prices and Foreign Aid   Handling of Big Domestic Issues Provokes Debate

More Production Needed To Fight  Brice Rise—!ves   New Yerk Senator Calls for Greater Production To Drive Down Prices.

URGES HIGHER PRODUCTION TC LOWER PRICES   Ives Says ‘High Costs Are Symptoms of Low Output Disease’

Production Is Needed To Cure ills Of World   SEN. IVES SAYS MORE GOODS MUST BE PROVIDED

World’s Plight Laid To Output   Production Too Low, .Senator Ives Says

SENATOR SAYS PRODUCTION 1 (INLY SOLUTION   High Prices Caused by Sick World Economy,  Ives Declares

Feod Up 41.2% in Past Year   Soaring Prices Blamed ‘On Under-Production

VES CALLS FOR GREATER PRODUCTION   Sen. Thomas of Belief Stabilized Prices May Be Six Years Off.

Former Rockford Man Dies From Wounds After Killing Bride   Senator lves Blames ‘Under-Production’ For Weak Economy

World Economy Sick Because of Slow Output?.   Senator Ives Blasts Under-Preduction

Ives Calls For  More Production  To Lower Prices Seen As Key To  EFeanamic IIle<

World Economy Sick Because -of Slow Output?  Coane Jeeme Blache   Senator lyes Blasts Under-Production

Holds Production Key to Problem  Senator Ives Calls for Larger Output

Production  Hike Needed   Increase Will Help Bring Down Prices, Says Senator Ives

Says World Economy Ill   High Prices Called Symptom of Disease Of Under-production

Senator Blames Production for Sick Economy  ~ Wael Raniuklie   New York Republican Calls Soaring Prices Symptom of ‘Disease’

Sen. Ives Blames Low Production For High Costs   BLS Statistics Place Food, Farm Products Prices at Highest Level in History

Under-Production In World Cited by Senator as Cause   Another Solon Says Inflation May be Necessary in U S.

PRODUCTION LAG ‘IS BLAMED FOR RECORD PRICES   One Senator Sees No Reduction Now — Thomas Woente ‘em Hich

Arab King Warns AmericanGroups Of Bloody Chaos   Says Forcing Jews Into Palestine Will Bring  Dire Consequences

Texas Woman Refuses To Give Up Money Young Bandit Breaks Under Gaze Of A Cool Bank Teller

HEAD OF STATE COLLEGE DIES   Dr. Ralph Hetzel Succumbs At Age 64; President Of School 20 Years

Dr. Hetzel, Penn State Head, Dies  10th President  Of College. 64. Calleneeae At Ham.

HERBERT ASKS HIGHWAY STUDY   Recommendations Of Deaf And Blind Schools Also Requested

Mehl Made Statement. He Declares   Congressional Members Got Report Nov. 24 They Were Active in Wheat   Knowland Speaks   Californian Says Royall Only Chief to Give Reply

Anderson Asked To List 71 Employes Who Speculated   Representative MacKinnon, Republican, Minnesota, Says Department Knows Of Local, State And Federal Workers Who Were Trading In September

— SPECULATION. Speedup Sought in Inquiry   DEPARTMENTS GET REQUEST

FEDERAL EMPLOYES TRADING IN GRAIN?       “aay ‘by-Rep. Mac“ Kinnen.

Names of Officials Trading in Markets Promised   Seventy-One Local, State, National  Employes Involved

Congressman Asks Anderson  To Give Names   Rep. MacKinnon Says Ag Dep’t Knows of 71 State Employes Who Were Trading on Grain Markets.

SENATE PROBERS ASK MORE SPEED   . AWAIT REPORTS ON FEDERAL EMPLOYES TRADING ON MARKET:

Grain Traders Among Employes Reported Known   Agri Department Is Asked To Release List Of Names

1Probers Urge Speed-Uy ‘In Reports On Traders   Solon Calls On Anderson To Disclose  Names of 71 Government Officials

Demand Repor  On Dealings By U.S. Officials   House Group Head Asserts  Data Will Be Obtained.”  From Brokers, Not  Federal Agency. °s--.

Anderson to List 11 Employees of Government Units   Senator Says 71 U.S., State, Local Workers on Marts

MINNESOTA CONGRESSMAN ASKS FOR NAMES OF STATE AND U. 8. EMPLOYEES GAMBLING IN FOOD   There Are Charges That “Government Insiders” Have Taken Advantage of Knowledge Gained in Line of Duty; Pope Pius in Annual Message Urges “Peace and Policy of Sincerity” Among Men

Call on Anderson To List 71 Trading on Grain Markets   Local, State and Federal  Employes Active, Rep: . MacKinnon Says

GRAIN PROBERS PUSH OFFICIALS TOSPEED DATA   House Group Prepares T¢ Obtain Facts Firsthand” At Broker Offices

ON B inone   Bureaus Requested : to Answe if Any Officials Have ~ Been Gambling

GOVERNMENT SPECULATORS DISCLOSED   71) Agriculture Department Worker Engaged in Trades

Government Employes on  Trader List   Agriculture Department Acknowledges That 71 State, Federal Workers Dealt in Commodities

Ag Department Admits 71 Employes Were Trading On Markets:To Give Names

Agriculture — Department Officials Found Employes Trading in Markets

71 USDA Officials  "Tradina’ —   Names Of Speculators Will Be Revealed, It is Hinted. .

Public Workers’ Trading Bared   Anderson Promises to Reveal Names as Soon as Lists Can Be Prepared

NAMES OF 71 ARE DEMANDED   MacKinnon Says That Many In Government Jobs Are Trading

Promises To Disclose All Names   Officials Pressed For Information On Trading

Senate Seeking Entire  Report   Trading On Grain Markets Is Revealed

SOLON CALES ON AGRICULTURE DEPT TO RELEASE LIST OF 71 EMPLOYES  TRADING ON GRAIN MARTS IN SEPT.

Seventy-one Publie Employes Listed as. Market Traders _   Commodity Dealers On Public Payroll.  Wil! Have Names .Divulaoed Saar

Canadians Told U.S. Objective Is Peace In World   Truman Visits Niagara Falls On Return Trip From Canada; Tough Problems Ahead

PRESIDENT VIEWS NIAGARA FALLS ON RETURN IRI   Truman. Prepares To Take Action On Tax Cut And Labor Bille

Missing Couple Reported Spending Night in Lorain   Police § Hunt for Ohio State Co-ed ane ey Conviet Friend Lebeled Her Abductor

—MYSTERY—  Police Push Search For  Man, Co-ed  Parents Disagree Over Intentions

Father Claims Daughter Was Doped, Abducted   Search Pressed For Ex-Convict,  Ohio State Girl

Ex-Foes Sign Treaties in Paris Today ‘ Five Satellites’ Peace Will Still Pend

PEACE TREATIES WILL BE SIGNED IN PARIS TODAY   Nazi Satellites Have To Await Ratification By   Major Powers   U. §. SENATE MUST APPROVE ACTION

Satellites Sign Treaties Today   Italy First in Histori. Leremoany at Paris

Peace Treaties to Be Signed in Paris Today   Ratification of Pacts Must Come in Future

Lesser Powers Of Axis Will Sign Treaties   Ratification Then Must Come From Victorious Nations

LISTED TODAY   Axis Satellites Covered i Parts Ministers Get in Paris ;

Purge of State Solons ts Urged.  WSFL1 To: Seek Defea   'WSFL To Seek Defeat ‘of Eight Congressmen.

Fe Bag egg ee nr NE TT  COLLEGE FRESHMAN. FOUND DROWNED IN BATHTUB

Barge Blast Rocks Texas Costal Area   Intracoastal Canal Shock  Felt Fiftv Miles Distant

CHICAGO POLICE HUNTING KILLEF   Elmer Pierce, 37, of Milwaukee, Sought for Slaying Of Niece

FBI Identifies Victim Of Fiendish Attack Aa Elizabeth Short, of Hyde Park, Mass.

BUTCHER - SLAYING OF YOUNG WOMAN PUZZLES OFFICERS   Badly Hacked and Severed Body of Girl Found-in Los’ Angeles Lot

Clues Sought In Gruesome Murder Case   Butcher-Slaying Young Girl in California; No Leads for Police to Pursue as to Slaver

[MECN APES LFA EEUU OE a  California. Police Press Search For Killer Or Pretty Youns Hollywood Movie Extra

Seek Butcher Murderer California Police Press Search For Killer Of Pretty Youngs Hollywood Movie Extra

Officials Probe Butcher Slaying   Body of Girl Found Hacked To Death In California Identified

Warning Came Too Late to Halt. Newest Lynching  North Carolina Passe Fails to   North Carolina Posse Fails to ; Find Victim—Mob Escapes ‘Capture

U.S. Locks Horn With Russians On Greek Issue   Challenge Precedes Vote On Proposal Of Balkan Commission

Fear For Life Of Hill Woman   Friend Of Slain Gambler Reported Treated In A Paris Hosvital.

UEW Chief Assails All Labor Bills   Fitzgerald Charges All Pending Legislation Is In. jurious to Employes

Big Six To Meet With  President  Huddle Schedule For White House

President Calls Confab With Big Six   Meeting With Bi-Partisan Group of Congressional Leaders Is ‘Scheduled At White House Tonight

Acheson Asserts Russians Block All Agreements   Senate. Conamitiee Learns. Yank Troops Not Being . Sent To Turkey, Greece

Truman, ‘Big Six To Meet Tonight   White House Fails To Disclose Reason For Meeting

Truman Arranges Special Meeting With Legislators   State Department Official Urges Gift To Greeks and Turks

GREEK, TURKISH AID URGED AS OUTRIGHT GIFT   Under-Secretary of State Clayton Says Repayment Should Not Be Sought.

TRUMAN CALLS NIGHT MEETING   To Confer with Bi-Partisar Leaders at 8 P. M. Today.

Republican Senator Tobey Says Landlords First Should Show Need   ruman Squelches  Increase By OPA   Industrialists Oppose Industry-Wide Collective Bargaining By Labor

CONGRESS WARNED ~ 70 GO SLOW ON RENT INGREASE   Senator Tobey Says Landlords Should Show Need for Raise,   KNUTSON-ENGEL SCRAP      Senate Banking Committee Pushes Hearings on New Labor Laws.

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital Summarized by A. P   Activities on Capitol Hill _ Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Congress Activit Includes Work On Rent and Labor  Lawmakers Warned To Act Slowly And Watch Trend

Young Dominican Denies Ownership Of Seized Bombers   Rumors of Revolutions Involved in Transfer of Fighting Planes

East Digs Out Of Snowstorm   12,000 Men Wield  Shovels in Gotham

MUST STAY STRONG, GEN. DEVERS SAYS   America Must Keep Prepared To Insure Peace Won Sc Arduously, York County Military Leader States

PERSONAL HAND IN LIQUOR QUIZ   Two Years’ Operations To Be Covered By Group Named In Senate

TORTURE CASE ~ HUNT PRESSED   POLICE ‘SEEK EX. MARINE -FLIER- FOR. QUESTIONING

U.S. - RUSSIAN CLASH SEEN ON PRESS FREEDOM   Mrs. Roosevelt Leads Fight Against Red Charges of Warmongering

Freedom of Press May Be Issue In UN Assembly  Russian-American Head-On Clash le Verv Probable

Freedom of Press Will  Be Issue   Soviets Determined to Have Assembly Brand U.S. as “Warmongers”

Freedom of Press Issue Before U.N.   Mrs. Roosevelt Fires First Gun in Fight To Preserve Old  Daweh: pt om EF

U.S. AND RUSSIA CLASH HEAD-ON ON FREE PRESS   Mrs. Roosevelt Leads Fight Against Red Bid To Term America Warmonger

Soviet Wants UN Assembly to Brand the U. $.  Mrs. F. Roosevelt Leads U. S. Fight

Soviet-American Clash Over Press Freedom Is Seen   Russians Trying To Get U.N. To Brand U. S. As Hotbed Of Anti-Russian ‘Warmongerina’

Head-on Soviet-American Clash ‘on Freedom of Press Shaping Up in UN; Mrs. Roosevelt Speaks for America

Freedom of Press Clash Looms in UN   Mrs. Roosevelt Leads Fight Against Soviet Drive

U. 5.-RUSSIAN COLLISION NEAR   Mrs. Roosevelt is Leading American Fight  CNVIETS   Sgek To Get U. S. Branded As Hotbed Of War Talk: Britain Defends Stand

Headon Clash Is Shaping Up In United Nation:   Soviet Campaign Seeks To Brand US ’War-Mongers’

Mrs. FDR Leads US Attack on Soviet Drive   Russians Want to Bear Down on Freedom Of Press in United States

NEW CLASH WITE RUSSIA MAY BE ON FREE PRESS   Eleanor Roosevelt Says Nation Clings To Critie’s Rights

FOEE PRESS BATTLE LINE DRAWN IN UN   aussia, U. S. Clash as Soviets  press War-Monger Charges in Assembly.

Mrs. Roosevel Leads Fight Against Drive   President's Widow Opposes Stand Of Soviet

Freedom Of Speech The Issue.   Cling to Right to Disagree, Says Mrs. Roosevelt, Answering Reds’ War-mongering Charge

Head-On Clash Between Russia U.S. On Press  Mrs. Roosevelt Gives Answer Of Americans To Charae By Réds -

Clash Over Free Press Issue Looms   Right of Criticism and Disagreement Voiced by Mrs. Roosevelt Before  ao ees een

U. N. Awaits New Red Blast At U.S. Press   Mrs. Roosevelt Lauds Newspaper kreedom. Upholds the Right  Of Disavcreement

Another Soviet, U.S. Clash Seen   Freedom Of Press Looms As UN Issue

Free Press Clash Looms Before U. N.   U. S. and Russia Expected to Battle Over So. viet Charges That America is a Hotbed of Anti-Communist Warmongering.

, —TREL PRE OO—  U.S. Clash With Soviet Developing   ‘America: Accused Of ‘Warmongerins

WARMONGERING CHARGE GETS INITIAL TEST   Mrs. Roosevelt Leads UN Fight Against Red Drive to Brand America

DUTCH TO ASK ARBITRATION   Are Expected to Make Proposal to U. N. Later Today

SEE ARBITRATION OFFER BY DUTCH   Expected to Propose 3_Man Board Creation

Dutch Set Up Dispute ' Goal   3-Man Arbitration May Be Requested

Dutch Will Offer Plan   Will Suggest Three-Man Arbitration Board  In Indonesia

Dutch Would Settle Indonesian Dispute  Independently OF UN of Bk. Va 39 ES Ge &   Ready To Propose 3-Man Board Of Arbitration

To Seek Mediation: By Outside Parties And © Probe of UN Authority

Dutch to Ask Arbitration in East Indies   Expected to Propose Three-Man Board Independent of U.N.

Germans Saw America as Too Slow in Protecting Vital 1942 Coastal Shipping

U.S. Navy Took Longer t to Lick U-Boat Than Nazis Thought Probable, Documents Disclose

May Protest Polish Vote   Unofficial Returns Indicate a Government Victory at Polls

See Reds In Lead....  Violence Marks Pole Election; Protest Hinte

Eight Are Killed In Riotings   Mikolajczyk Will Ask Court To Nullitv- Flectian.

Eight Slain During Election In Poland, Opposition Leader May Take Battle to Top Court   Scattered Violence Marks Voting, Communist Dominated Government Bloc Expected to Win Vote Count

Red Bloc Wins 80 Per Cent Of Vote in Poland   Scattered Violence, 8 Dead; PSL Charges Irregularities, Violations

PDS LEAD IN POLISH VOTE   Vie Premier May Seek , Court Nullification of Election

APPEAL SAID PLANNEL IN POLISH ELECTION VICTORY OF RULERS  OPPONENT CHARGES RED TYPE GOVERNMENT NOT FAIR IN VOTE TEST

Red Bloc Has Big Edge in Poland   Appears to Have Won Up to 80 Per Cent. OF Seate

REDS’ VICTORY IN POLAND T0 GET CONTEST   Defeated Candidate Hints He May Ask High Court to Nallify Election   CLAIM SECRET BALLOT WAS VIOLATED SUNDAY

EIGHT KILLED IN POLISH ELECTION   Peasant Party May Appeal to Supreme Court

Nallification Of Polish Election Might Be Sought   Vice-Premier Hints Appeal To Poland’s Su preme Court.

Peasant Party Leader to Ask Supreme Court  To Void Vote   80 Percent of Parliament Seats Expected to Go To Red Group

As Polish Vote Cast   Red- Dominated Bloc Appears To: Hold Seats

Pole Election Nullification Test Planned   Peasant Party Head May Subinit Appeal To Supreme Court

Heavy Govt. Majority In Parliament   Peasant Party Leader To Ask High Court To Nulli fy Flection.

POLISH PEASANT PARTY’S LEADER RAPS ELECTION   Mikolajezyk May Ask Courts To Nullify Balloting—8 Persons Are Slain

Government Appears te Have Won 80 Per Cent  of Parliamentary Seats

Leadér OF PSL ‘SeeksFo Nullify - Polish Election   Repoit ¥ Vi [ent AL Polls  -Jeer:  ‘Red:

Opposition Party Hints At Contest Over Ballot   Pole Vice-Premier Dissatisfied Over Election Outcome

Violations  of Secrecy Charged   Government Party Wins Big Majority of Parliament Seats

Communists Seem To Have Strong Hold Over Poland  Election Is Running Heavily Against Peasant Party’s Man

Communists Top Poland Balloting   80 Per Cent of Seats Won in Parliament

Nullifieation Of Voting May Be. isked Cour   Polish Viee-Premier Says Guarantee OF Secret Ballot Broken

Commies Lead Poland Polls By Big Margin   Red-Dominated Govern. ment Bloc Appears To Haye Won Majority Pavliament Seats

REPORT SON MISSING   Paul Sloan Left His Home in North Lawrence, September 29

CHILE BANISHES TWO YUGOSLAVS FOR RED ACTS   Diplomats Ordered Expellec For Campaign Against U. S., Other Democracies

Chile Ousts Slav Reds   Accuses Yugoslav Diplomats of Fomenting Conflict and Distrust

Chileans Oust Two Yugoslav Officials As Trouble Makers   Take Couple to Argentine; Peron Promises Action

Yugoslav Agents Ousted By Chile   Are Accused of Fomenting Communist Campaign Against U.S. e   ON BELGRADE ORDERS   Red Headquarters in Argentina Linked With New  Comintern

Chile Ousts Anti-US. Slav Envoys   Diplomats Accused OF Conspiring Against Hemisphere Defense

Chile Gives The Boot to Two Diplomats   Yugoslavs Accused Of Fomenting Communist Prooram

Slav Pair Expelled From Chile   Communist Campaigr Was Directed at U. S., Officials Say

Chileans Expel Two Yugoslav Diplomats   Accused of Fomenting, On Orders From Home Communist Campaign Against United States, Hemisphere Solidarity: Taken to Araentina

Two Yugoslavs Sent From Chile   Accused of Fomenting Communist Campaiagr

Chile Expels Two Yugoslavs   Accused of Fomenting  Communist Campaign Against U. S.

Two, Under Orders To Stir Trouble, Attack Defense Policy, Taken To Border

TWO YUGOSLAV DIPLOMATS FORCED TO LEAVE CHILE   Accused of a Communist Campaign Against United States,   Pg +pg* a "Wop ‘ HAVE BEEN EXPELLED : « omaes 4s esate   Were Acting for the New Communist International Headquarters,

CHILFANS EYP. SLAV AGITATORS   Diplomats Are Accused Of Campaign Against United States

Two Diplomats Held Directing Red Campaign   Accused Of Leading Drive Against United States

REDS AT WORK Chile Ousts Two Yugoslavs For Plotting Against U. S.

Chile Deports 2 Tito Aides For U. S. Plot   Campaign Against American Solidarity Hatched in Belerade

Chileans Oust Two Communist  Party Leaders   Yugoslav Diplomate Aceused Of. Fomenting Campaign Against U. S., _ Elemisphere

LINKED 10 RED PLOT AGAINST DEMOCAAGIES   Statement Changes Activity in 3-Phase Campaign Directed at U. S.

CHILE EXPELLS TWO DIPLOMATS OF YUGOSLAVIA   DECLARES PAIR HAD COMMUNIST ORDERS FOMENT SABOTAGE

Chile Ousts  Yugoslav Diplomats   Tays Two Men Bent on Fomenting Red Campaian on U. S.

Chile Expels Two Yugoslav Envoys; Plot is Charged   Say, Pair Agitated Communist Drive - Against U.S. and  Hamienhara Arecave

CHILE EXPELS 2 YUGOSLAVS   Diplomats Ousted For Conspiring Against United States   CALLED COMMUNISTS

CHILE EXPELS 2 FOR RED ‘PLOT   Yugoslav Aids Are Charget With Attack Upon U, S.

Communist Plot Against U.S. Charged   Chilean Coal Strike Blamed On Red Satellite

Cliile Ejects Two Slav Diplomats For Fomenting Plot Against U. S.

Two Yugoslav  Aides Ousted  From Chile Fomented Campaign  Against U.S. And Solidarity Seaton

— ‘SABOTAGE’ Defense Solidarity Is Target   COAL STRIKE PART OF PLAN

Says Plotting For Overthrow   . Government Rids’ Country Of Poir Found Conducting Widespread Campaign

Chile Expells Yugoslavs For Propaganda  2 Diplomats Ousted For Fomenting Red

Alleged Communist Operations Result In Two Being Escorted Across Border; Sabotace Production

TWO DIPLOMATS HAD SCHEME 10 FOMENT STRIFE   ‘wo Yugoslav Officials Acting On Orders From Home To Wage Communist Campaign Against U. S. And Hemispheric Solidarity.

CHILE EXPELS TWO YUGOSLAYS AFTER CHARGING THEY LED RED CONSPIRACY AGAINST U.S.

Chile Expels Two Slav Diplomats’ ‘or Red Actions   Pair Charged With Fomenting Campaign Aaainst U. S. Ideas .

Two Yugoslavs Sent From Chile  Arenuced af Famantin:.   Accused of Fomenting Communist Campaian

Garage Owner At Zelienople Kills Burglar   Surprises Two Yeggs, But One Makes Escape In Ensuing Gun Battle

THUG KILLED IN GUN FIGHT   Garage Owner Foils Effor' To Crack Safe; Fatally Wounds One Man

0 Nazi Prison _ Camp Leader: 1 Found Guilty   US Agrees To N; Policy Talks Cz With Britain Fc

Anglo-American Officials Attempt To Boost German Coal Production

Meeting Is Called On Price Situation   President, Worried About Inflation, To Confer With Cabinet

Truman Calls Cabinet to Meet On Prices Today   President Worried By Present ‘Serious’ Cost Situation

Republicans Hope For General Tax Cuts Next Year   Knutson Pushing Bill to Reduce Income Tax 4 Ailliens

Knutson Says Prospects Of Action Bright   Keystone Of Whole Program Is Relief To All Taxnavers

Federal Slash Of Corporate Tax Expected   Knutson Presses For Action At Special Session On Tax Reduction Bill

CORPORATE TAX SLASH FAVORED   Action Expected at November Session of Congress

MONTGOMERY: TELLS PROBERS REDS HAVE WELL, ORGANIZED GROUPS ‘ IN FILMDOM

‘Robt. Montgomery Defends The Over-All Patristism   Screen Writer’s Guild Labelled As Spearhead of Communism

Top Stars Of Films On Stand   Montgomery Willing To Give Up Income To Fight Communisn

Greek Leader Killed In Action   Head of Anti Cieernment Guerilla Forces Reported Dead

FIRE AT PRINCETON THREATENS BLOCK   Damages Are Estimated at $90,000 Today by Firemen.

Weather Clears After Depositing 10 Inches of Snow  Texas Temperatures Lower Than Usual for Time of Year ,

Wty Farm: Productior Goals Announced   ‘Anderson *Calls® ‘For’ Con: z tinued ‘Wartime: Our ut Levels:

Big Food Goal. Urged by U.S.   Anderson Poiits to Needs Here and Ahrand

INCREASE SET IN CROP GOALS   Need Cited by Anderson For Continued High Level Of Farm Production

Would Be —  Unpleasant   Necessity      -Marshall Convinced There Is No Alternative in View of Europe’s Economic Crisis

TRUMAN FACES SPECIAL SESSION ON EUROPEAN AID   Clayton Reports 2 Billions Needed Before Year's End

President May Have To Call Extra Session   It Will Be Hard To Deny Marshall  Renuectod Funds’

OFFICIALS SAY ADVANCE FUNDS ARE NECESSARY   Marshall Converted to Idea Help Is Needed until Definite Plan Develops

Truman . May Ask Special  FallSession   Term Believed In Offing To Beg Funds To Help Europe Over Crisis

Truman May Call Congress  Expect Marshall To Press Stop-Gay  Peantam Whan

Speed With New European Loan To Be Demanded   President Placed in Unhappy Spot With GOP’S Cold Shoulder

New Session Of Congress Now Likely   Appropriation To Help Europe To Be Considered

Worst Brush Fire In Years Has Denuded 4,000 Acres, Damage Listed At $200,0000

Musty Court Scene Of Birthday Fete  Daughter Of Accused Murderess Has Party

Daughter Of Accused Slayer Is Given Party   Tears Flow as Nine-Year— Old Girl Snuffs Out Birthday Candles

Little Girl Celebrates Birthday With Mother, Accused As Murderess

Accused Murderess Joins Daughter, 9, In Tragic Birthday Party in Courtroom

Attack Said Arab Act; 2 Are Injured   Tension Mounts In Holy Land; Warning Statements Denied

Consulate Blast Blamed on Arabs   Injury of Two Americans Laid to Mufti ‘Force’

More Bomb Blasts Promised by Arabs   Informant Says Monday Attack on U, S. Consulate in Palestine Will Be Followed by Blasts at French, Czech Buildings.

Arabs Plot Bombings   Two Other Foreign Consulates on List, Informant Reveals

Bomb Thrown Into American Legation In Holy Land War  Two Women Injured ir lericaliom — Warn   Two Women Injured in Jerusalem — Warn Other Nations

Two Women Hurt; Attack Attributed To ‘Striking Force Of Exiled Mufti

HURT IN BOMBING OF U.S. CONSULATE      Jerusalem Arabs Strike in Retaliation for UN Stand.

Next Consulates On the List for Warning Bombs  Czechoslovakia and ‘ France Are Listed

ARABS PROMISE MORE BOMBINGS   Tension Grows In Holy Land As Troops Wait Along Border

Bomb Blast Rips U.S. Consulate  Two Women Hurt In Palestine Explosion

Consulate Blast Is Attributed To Mufti Follower  Two Injured; Holy Land Tension Rises

Bomb Thrown At US Consulate Is Charged To Arabs   Jerusalem Blast Apparently Demonstration Against U.S, Policy

ARABS BLAMED IN BOMBING OF U.S. CONSULATE   Informant Says Blast Followed Warning To Americans

Bomb Tossed Into Consulate a in Palestine; Arab - Infermant Points to Mull

BOMB BLASTS. U.S, EMBASSY   Reports Say Arab Woman Tossed Explosive; 2 Hurt In Roly Land Flareup

Consulate Bombing Blamed on Force of Mufti of Jerusalem   Rumor French, Czechs Next on the List: of Warning Blasts

Arab Group Bombs U. S.  Consulate   Two Women Employes Are Injured by Jerusalem Explosion

Attack Blamed on Arab Striking Force Backed By Mufti of Jerusalem   Two Women Employes Reported Hurt As Tension Mounts in Holy Land

Arabs Hint At More Bombings Of Consulates   Believe Woman Threw Bomb Into U. S. Consular Office; Tension Remains

New Arab Blasts Hinted in Palestine   U. S. Presses U.N. To Act Quickly  On Partition Plan

Arabs Warn Consulates Bomb Targets   Tension Mounts  fn Holy Land

CONSULATE IN JERUSALEM 1S BOMBED   Missile Lands in Garden; Two Women Are Injured in Blast

Arab Bomb Blasts U. S. Consulate In Holy City Monday   Woman Believed To Have Tossed Missle, Third Attack In Recent Weeks On Consulates Of Nations Favorineg Palestine Partition

MARTIN TO ADDRESS _ MISSOURI G. 0.P.   House Speaker Accepts Invitation to Lincoln Day Banquet at St Louis February 7.

Church Bingo Party Raided   Amusement Park Owner Complainant Aiter Own Arrest

J. H. Hardie, 75, Well-Known Former. Ball Hich Department Director, Dies

JESTER 15 REBUKED, URGED TO HALT DEMO FIGHT ON TIDELANDS  FORMER YOUNG PARTY CLUB HEAD SAYS ALL . SHOULD AID TRUMAN

!Yegua Philosopher: J. A. Doubts That Nation’s Economy Will ‘Break If Telephones Are Made Silent

Fram A Johnson Grass Farm:  Skull Creek Philosopher Doubts That Nation’ s Economy Will Break Down If Telephones Ave Silent

Former GIs Face Charges Of Stealing A-Bomb Data   Were Stationed at  Los Alamos During War; Photographic Information Taken

ATOMIC BOMB — PHOTOS TAKEN      TWO PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO SERVED IN ARMY CHARGED WITH STEALING SECRET DATA

2 Army Sergeants Held in Theft of Atom Bomb Photos   Former Service Cameramen Charged With Taking Data From Los Alamos   FACE 5-YEAR TERMS, AND FINES OF $5,000   Pair Held in $10,000 Bail; All Stolen Data Reccvered, FBI Reports

State Digging (ut After Snowstorm  Helena Fall Ranges   Helena Fall Ranges From 12 to 20 Inches in Two Days

Dritain,. France  Will Go Ahead Without Russia   Showdown Coming Today; Formation Of. Western Pawer Bloc Seen. Result

Plan For Economic Aid To Europe Goes Ahead Without Soviet Russia

BRITISH, FRENCH MAY CARRY OUT U. S. PLAN WITHOUT REDS  Paris Aid Talks Boqging Down

Paris Parley Expected io End Today   Operation Without Russia Seen by French Sources

Western Bloc Seen Outcome Of Conference   Britain, France Expected to Accept U.S. Funds Plan

Three-Power Parley May Close Today   British, Freneh To Accept Plan. With Russia Out. Report

POWER PARLEY ON MARSHALL AID PLAN BOGS DOW   Britain and France Expected to Accept Proposals and Put Them in Operation Without Russia.   CONFERENCE SLATED TO BREAK UP TODAS   Russia Unwilling to Map Pro. gram of European SelfHelp Before Receiving Figures of Assistance.

Paris Parley Expected to End Today  _ Operation Without   Operation Without Russia Seen by French Sources

Music Contest At Sioux Center Friday _-Seventy-Fight Local * Students To Enter.

Annual Meeting Of Motor Club   Traffic Expert to Discuss ‘Safety’

More Sugar For» tion sveXt Quarter   Stamp Which Become: Valid April 1 to Be Gand far 10 Poannde

(OP LEADERS MEET NOV. 7 PLOT COURSE   Date Precedes Special Session  Of Congress

Action In Congress  Studied   House Republicans To Chart Course At Meeting on Nov. 7

GOP MEETINGS "ARE ARRANGED   GOUSE AND SENATE LEADERS CALL SESSIONS TO DISCUSS ‘SPECIAL SESSION PLANS

‘COULDN'T UNDERSTAND’  3 Children Lost in iiiaines " When Idaho Home Burns

Little Nations Demand Full Voice In Directing Recovery Machinery

Smaller Nations Ask for Equality   European Economic Conference Runs Into Its First Controversy

~-SMALE NATIONS PROTEST — First Fight Shapes in Europe Aid Parley

SMALL NATIONS ASK FULL VOICE IN ANY AID PLAN   All Countries Are Assured Of Sovereignty As Paris Talks Go Smoothly

Small Natioris May Snag Paris Parley; ISovief Press Continues Its Sniping

3 BRITISH SOLDIERS KILLED IN HOLY LAND   Five Others Wounded as Jewish Underground Violence Flares in Tel Aviv and Haifa.

Lengthy Fight Planned by Underground   Irgun Leader Places Little Faith In UN Proposals

Three British Soldiers Slain as Violence Again Flares in Holy Land

Report Wage Demands Fat 400,000 Miners Equala 35 Cents An Hour;  30 Days To Go

Bus Strike Thursday Probable   Negotiations Broken Off; Union Demands Higher Wage Scale

CHANDLER FOUND GUILTY OF TREASON   JURY CONVICTS EX-NEWSMAN AFTER DELIBERATING LESS THAN 6 HOURS.

EKx-Writer Is Convicted  Of Treason   Douglas Chandler Found Guilty Of Selling Voice To Nazis

Douglas Chandler Convicted Of Treason With Less Than Six Hours Deliberation

Douglas Chandler, German Radio's ‘Paul Revere’ Convicted Of Treason

Calif. Woman Pleads In Vain Today For Commutation of Boys’ Sentence

San Diego  Hit Today By ‘Quake   Buildings Rock Early This A. M.  From Tremblor

‘Hope Abandoned F or 78 Men Still In Ibinois Shaft   Rescue Squads Reach Area Where Explosion Occurred Which Trapped I1] Miners; Only Thirtv-One Saved.

Explosion Area In Coal Mine Is Reached   Masked Rescue Crews Recover 33 Bodies; 78 Still Entombed

7 Others      Entombed   _MASKED RESCUE CREWS STILL _ PRESS ON TO MAKE CERTAIN WHETHER ANY ARE STILL ALIVE

33 Known Dead, 78 Still Entombed in Centralia Mine   Rescuers Reach Area of Blast, Doubt They'll Find Any Alive   Trinle Inwectigatian

MORE BODIES TAKEN OUT OF BLASTED MINE   Rescuers Fear 78 Miners Still Entombed Are All Dead

Believe All Others Will Be Found Dead   Rescue Efforts Still Hampered by Carbon Monoxide Ga

RESCUE CREWS PROBE MINE FOR  SIONS OF LIFE   Push Forward To Make Sure No One .. Survived Blast   TAKE OUT BODIES   Death Total In Disaster Is-Expectéed To. Reach 111

Reach Blast Areain Mine At Centralia   Rescue Crews Making Certain None of Trapped  Miners Still Aiive

33 BODIES ARE RECOVERED IN BLAST SECTION   Little Hope Held for 78 Men Still in Illinois Tunnel

MASKED RESCUE SQUADS AT AREA ‘OF MINE BLAST   Pushing Forward To Make Certain None Are Living

30 Dead Found In Coal Mine After Blast   Thirty-One Rescued, But 78 Others Still Entombed In Shaft

Little Hope Held ror 78 Miners Still Entombed  Total of 33 Bodies Removed Thus Far; 31 Rescued Alive

Dangerous Gas Slows Coal Mine Rescuers Efforts   33 Bodies Removed Froom Deep Shaft in Illinois Disaster

Little Hope Now Held For 78 .Men Unaccounted for; Menthane Gas Is Blamed for Explosion.  33 BODIES FOUND BY RESCUE PARTIES

escuers ish Into ine Pit   ipe Dwindles for Stil! Entomed IMinois Blast; Bodies Found

WOMAN SOUGHT AS SLAYER SUSPECT      Mystery of Death of Ohio Author and ‘Boyland’ Leader Remains

Korea May Prove Test Soviet Aims  Marshall Has Called  On Russia For Cooperation In Restorhe: NN

Two Virginia Men On Missing Plane   Air Force Persuing Best Clue To Date In Six-Day Search For Plane: 20 Aboard

BLAZE BUOYS HOPES OF PLANE SEARCHERS   Missing American C-47, With 20 Aboard, May Be Down in Fearch Zone of Germany.

‘Conks’ Bandit With a Bottle; Foils Robbery   Davenport Filling Station _ Operator Routs Trio; No Loot Taken

Concert In Pittshargh Music Critics Say Margaret Mau Never Be Great Singer

INDICT THREE ON MURDER CHARGES   YOUNG STENOGRAPHER NAMED IN DEATH OF POSTOFFICE CLERK —

TWO AGREEMENTS REACHED IN THE TELEPHONE STRIKE   Unions In Wisconsin and Dis. trict of Columbia Back to Work.   41,000 ARE EFFECTED   Accept Contract Providing Weekly Wage Increase of $2 to $4.

Phone Strike Ended By 3 More Unions   Settlements in Hlinois, Wisconsin. and District of Columbia Come Quickly Following Decision te Shift Bargaining to Local Basis

22.000 End Nalkouts in   Three Areas   Conciliators Say Accord Possible ‘At Any Hour’ With Conference Called  In Continuous Session

New Policy of NFTW Likely to End Strike   Unions Abandon Plan for Nation Wide Settlement

Phone Strike Breaks Up In Regional Pacts   Long Distance Talks At Eye-Lash Splitting Stage, Say Officials

Abandon All Efforts To Negotiate Nationally; End Of Strike Predicted

Unions toNegotiate On Local Basis in Telephone Strike   F.T.W. Policy Board Adjourns Following A. T. & T, Statement of Refusal

Regional Pacts Will Be Sought To End Disputes   Wisconsin, Illinois anc Washington, D. C., Aqreements Reached

Nationwide Parley in  PhoneStrike Abandoned  Re HAROLD WW. WARTD

STRIKERS SHIFT PHONE PARLEYS TO LOCAL BASIS   Workers In Wisconsin And District Of Columbia Agree On Terms

Strikers Surrender In Move For Negotiation On Nationwide Basis; More Workers Return

Phone People Of Wisconsin Aaree te Term:   Strikers to Vote on Agreement; District. Of Columbia Strike Announced by Union

AREA GROUPS HEADING BACK 10 END TIEWP   Long Lines Negotiation Stiff on with Prospect of Settlement.

1 More States In Agreement On Strike Issue  42 Others Only  aE velach Apart”

22,000 Phone Workers Will Be Affected   Nation-wide Effort Abandoned.

End of Tie-up Believed Near      Dramatic Announcement by Union Head Comes at End of Long Session 

’Phon® .nions Shift To Local Bargaining  Efforts To Negotiate Differences  fry.. wl_a®.... Ws? 3B. Pre. * At...) .. «...

Phone Strike Up to Local Unions Now   Plan Said Likely To Hasten End of 31-Day Old Tie-Up

NFTW Scraps Plan For Nation-Wide Basis of Bargainin:   Long Lines Workers Issue Still Under Discussion Today

NATIONAL BARGAINING ABANDONED   Southwestern Bell To Resume Talks On Thursday

22,000 Workers Affected   Long Lines Unit- Expected to Reach Agreement Today

Unions Abandon Efforts Tc Regotiate Demands On National Basis Ae ter 31 Days      CNS, May teet SST eee  A.T.& TOF T. Officials Pleased By Move   Beirne Also Anmounees Pay Question Narrows Aud Hope Brightens For

UNIONS GIVE UP INDUSTRY - WIDE NEGOTIATIONS   Conciliators Report Long Lines Dispute Close to Settlement

Long Distance Workers Reach Settle Point   Lincoln Telephone Submits Wage Offer: Bell Affiliates Back To Work.

Strategy In Phone Strike Is Alter ed  ar = ye gp) oy   To Negotiate On Lecal Instead Of Watienwide Basis

Telephone Strikers Reach Settlement   Nation-Wide Bargaining Efforts Are Abandoned

PHONE STRIKE SETTLED IN THREE AREAS   Total of 22,000 Workers Involved in Sectors, Embracing Illinois, Wisconsin and the District of Columbia.

ABANDON HOPES OF NATIONWIDE PAY AGREEMENT   New Emphasis In 31Day-Old Strike To Be On Local Bargaining; New Method May End Walk out In Near Future. -

Pay Negotiations On Nationwide  Scale Abandoned   Conciliators Report Long Lines Settlement Possible ‘Any Hour’

Phone Tieup End Likely, Local Basis   Workers Abandon Efforts To Settle On National Basis: Strike End Seen

22,000 Workers Return; Others Near Agreement   Illinois, Wisconsin And D. C. Pacts Reached As Union End Effort For National Pact

TOPPING IS ORDERED FOR MARKET ROAD   LAZARE-QUANAH F. M. NO. 104 WORK TO START IN SPRING   PART STATE PROGRAM

Highway:Commission: Orders Surfacing:on™ Groesbeck, Mart Road   Munger to Coolidge Road Allotted Funds By State Department

SPECIAL MEET CALL FAVORED   Session Opening Dec. 1 May} Be Announced Nov. 24

PLANE CRASH FATAL TO EIGHT   Romanian-Soviet Airliner Hits Mountain Peak

Fight Killed, 18 Hurt When Soviet-Romanian Airlines Plane Crashes

Ideological Clashes May Lead To U.S.-Russian Shooting War, Commander of Legion Says   MOSCOW-WEST CONFLICT Has Little Nations in Vise

10 in One Car Killed by Train In Colorado   Kansas Couple, Seven Children and Relative Victims of Crash

Seven Brothers and Sisters, Parents and a Relative Die at a Colorado Crossing.   TRAGEDY IN THE NIGHT   Car Driver's Vision of Speeding Train Believed Obstructed by Rain.   Bodies Found Strewn Along Tracks—Ages of Children Vary From 4 to 16.

10 Are Killed As Train Smashes Car   Kansas Couple, Their Seven Children, Relative. Are Dead

Ten Killed In Colorado Crash   Worst Auto Accident in Colorado History When Train Crashes Into Car

10 KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS CAR   Kansas Family,’ Relative Lose Lives in Colorado’s ‘Worst Auto Accident’

10 Persons Die As Speeding Train Hits Car   Kansas Couple, Seven Children and Relative Meet Death on Grade Crossina in Colorado

Ten Kansans Killed in Colorado Accident   Train Strikes Sedan At Crossing---Termed State's “Worst Accident”

This Can Happer Only in Chicago  Robber Victim Gets Only Casual Glance

FREIGHT TRAIN PILES UP IN OKLAHOMA   Engineer Scalded to Death, Fire man Critically Hurt—Broken Rail Causes Wreck.

Odom Lands Bombshell in Anchorage   ‘Bombshell Reaches Home Stretch in Rourd-World Hop

Odom Alights Fatigued, At Anchorage  Arrives 12 Hours Out of Tokyo, Heads for Record

Labor  ivision eader estifies   Wisdom of Barring ~ Communists Is Questioned

DuBois Pastor Quits Rather Than Take Gift   Resigns Pastorate When Church Votes Taking $2,000 Gift

DuBois Pastor Resigns Over  Gift of $2,000   Money Given by Club With Liquor License, Minister Points Out

5 POWERS HUDDLE ON ATOM DEADLOCK   UNO Council Hopes Talks Will Bring Solution

Atomic Energy Research Goes On In Nation      MANY DEVELOPMENTS TO BE MADE IN FUTURE

To Protest Passage of Labor Bill   Claim Union Members Ix Most Iowa Cities Will  Cooperate

51,000 Ford Workers Get Week Layoff   Reds Grab Three Austrian Plants   Wee Baby Giver Every Chance For Survival

Fight Over Anthracite Strip Bill   Hopes For Adjournment This Week Wane With Teacher Pay And Labor Control Yet Unsettled.

TAXING POWER GIVEN LOCAL COMMUNITIES   State House Favors Plan In 130-64 Vote But Furious Fight is Due In Sentae.

SLAVS CHARGE U.S. INTERVENES IN GREEK GOVT   HOOVER REFUTES REPORT HE SAID JAPAN WOULD AIA? LIAVE CTDIICI 11C WITHOLIT PROVOCATION

ACHESON DID NOT SAY REDS MENACE IN ALL COUNTRIES    Reporters Wrong In Quoting  State Department Official On Red Dominance

PRISON POPULATION 19 BOOSTED OVER WEEKEND   Five Negroes Among Seven Brought to Jail   FOR VARIOUS CHARGES

Partition Plan Faces New Threat   Russian-U. S. Unity on Problem Balked by London Decision

Britain Rejects Palestine Accord By U.S;, Russia  Refuses to Maintain Order to the End of

Little Frankie Makes Birthday Wish Child's Simple Prayer May Save Mother From Prison

American Move In Oppos ing Britain Interpreted Ag Conciliatory Gesture      Soviets Boycotted Plan Last Winter   U. S. Working On ‘Watch Dog’ Commission To Restore Peace In Balkans

U, S. GOES FOR RUSSIAN STAND   Proof that America Will Cooperate Given in Vote On UN Question

The News In Brief   Late Developments as Reported by The Accoriated Press

Move Is Accepted As Conciliatory On Heels of Hot Clashes Between Delegations; Reds Suffer Setback  In Assembly Vote

U. S., Russia Block Britain Trusteeship   Succeeds In Delay. ing Debate, Repor' Of Council.

U. 5. Supports. Soviet fo Bar Trustee Debate  Move Is Seen - Cone ‘ili atery Act

America Joins Reds To Block U.N. Debate   Move Interpreted As Conciliatory Act On Part Of U.S.

US. SIDES WITH SOVIET IN CLASH WITH BRITAIN   Debate on Trusteeship Report Delayed; Mes. F. D. R. to Answer Russian Blast

Trusteeship Report to UN Postponed —  1C oT. CLL NAL kb   U. S. To Seek Watchdog Committee for Balkans. -

U. S. JOINS RUSSIA IN ~ MOVE AGAINST BRITAIN   As Result Soviet Representatives Are Able To Block Immediate Debate On Report Of United Nations Trusteeship Council—Russia Boycotted This Major U. N. Organ At All Its Meetings Which Began Last Winter—U. S. Action Conciliatory Gesture

Council Report Debate Blocked By Joint Action  Move Interpreted   Move Interpreted As Gesture After Secretary's Plea

RUSSIA GIVEN U.S. SUPPORT   Soviet Successfully Blocks Trusteeship Debate

U.S. Backs Russians to  Block Debate      Immediate Discussion on Trusteeship Council Is Delayed Despite Moves By Great Britain

U.S. Joins Russia In Conciliatory Move    Debate ow Frusteeship Report Due Next Week: “watch Bag’ Commission for Balkans Suggested:

U. §. And Russi Oppose Britain  Immediate Debate On Report Blocked 

U.S. SIDES WITH REDS ON VOTE   Gesture On Debate Delay Seen Harmony Move

U.S. Joins Russia Against Britain   In Move To Block Immediate Debate on  Trusteeship   CONCILIATORY GESTURE   Question Will Not Come Up i ov Consideration Until Next Week

U.S. Joins Russia to Block Council Debate   Move Interpreted As Conciliatory Gesture in Assembly

U.S. Backs A Soviet Stand   Two Nations Join   _ Against Britain In ‘Move to Block Debate On Trusteeship Issue

UNITED STATES = JOINED RUSSIA AGAINST BRITAIN   On Successful Move to Block Immediate Debate on Report.   OF U. N. TRUSTEESHIP   Russia Boycotted This Major U. N. Organ at All Its Meetings,

Hurricane Lashes ‘Island Of Bermude   Considerable Damage Is Caused By 100 Mile Winds

100-MPH STORM BUFFETS BERMUDS   Hurricane Not Expected te Hit U. S.; Shipping Is Endannered.

‘HURRICANE HITS ‘BERMUDA ISLANI   Considerable Propert: Damage Done By 100Mile Winds

BERMUDA LASHED BY HIGH WINDS   HURRICANE HEADS INTO AT LAN,*C AFTER CAUSING CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE.

Yurricane Wind ‘ashes Across Fashionable Is'anw:   British Resort Colony Is Hit by Storms That Cause Much Damage

TROPICAL WIND   Hurricane, First in 21 Years, Causes Property 4 No Lives Leet

Other Poles Wanted Out   Premier Says 35,000 Kept From tHegelly Leaving. Country This Yeer

35,000 Stopped Leaving Poland   But Peasant Party Leader Got Away

Willie Francis Is To Face Electric Chair -ForSecond TimeAtSt. Martinville Today

Willie Francis Leaves On Last Journey and Second Trip To the Electric Chair

Mechanism Failed First Time... .  Willie Francis Leaves  Upon His Second Visit To The Electric Chair

 (By the Assoc Press) $07 Mectineite, La Wits died tedey at 12:08 p. me. inthe povenble cleetzla chair which failed to werk the first  time he was strapped in it.

Gunman Shot In Church By Ohio Patrol Rifleman   Rector Held as Hostage for Hour by Fugitive—Police a Chief Preaches “Best Sermon Z at My Life’

Fugitive Negro Is Shot Affer Holding Minister Hostage  Gunman Held Police a  Rais NOM I iM 8 a   Gunman Held Police at Bay, Threatening to Kill a Rector

Gunman Is Shot In Church After Holding Pastor Hostage  Puts Pistol To Minister’s Head While Police Plead With Him From Vestibule

GunmanHolding Pastor Hostage Shot by Polica   Wounded as He Tries to Use Paster as Shield Fram Officers.

GUNMAN WOUNDED AS TE THREATENS. TO KILL RECTOR   Shooting Takes Place in Findlay, O., Church Where Minister Had Been Held lostage an Hour.   /PATROLMAN’S BULLET BRINGS HIM DOWN   Pastor Grapples with Intruder as Firing Begins and Receives Black Eye in Battle,

Constitutionality Of — Two Taft-Hartley Law Rulings Hit by Stassen

Stassen Against Few Paris Of Labor Lary   Non-Communist Affidavit Section Is Held IHeatal >

Stassen Says Taft-Hartley Law Infringes On Individual Liberty Of Americans In Two Ways

Stassen States Taft-Hartley Law Threatens Free Press.  GOP Candidate At Hampton Beach Cites Act’s Violations Of Liberty

NLRB Orders Challenged   Infringements. on Individual Liberty Cited by Stassen

Stassen Doubts NLB Ruling Valid  Sees Infringements Of Individual Liberty

New Economic Plan Of Hungary Flayed   "‘Undemocratic Attitude Of Deputies Attacked

Britain Asks ~~ For Conference With’ U. S. Soon   . Would Discuss Liberalization: Of Loan Agreement

Asks for Conference to. Liberalize American Loan   Decision Comes as Labor Government Goes Before Commons With Drastic Program

Great Britain Asks Meeting To Discuss Loan Agreement   Anglo-American Talks Being Urged As Soon as Possible To Liberalize Terms

All City Department Heads Are Reappointed ‘Sv Temnoorary Monader

 All City Department Heads Are Reappointed [By Temporary Moanaaer

Police Take New Theory in Search for Slayer of L.A.s “Black Dahlia”

GORILLA DIES . AT CINCY 200   “SUSIE" DIED IN SLEEP AFTER BEING ILL FOR ELEVEN DAYS

CREW ABANDONS BURNING VESSEL   Freighter Catches Afire Off Haiti Coast

MARINES PREPARING FOR ATOM WARFARI   Commandant Sarx Ecorganization Wih Provide Greater Newtcr Of Cembat Ready Exits

Collapse of London Talks Probably Will Leave ‘Two Worlds’ in Europe Proper

Taft-Hartley Lay Upheld in Court   Federal Judge Rules Against ClO Union Secking Injunction

COURT UPHOLDS NON-RED PLEDGE   Judge in Texas Rules For Provisions of Labor Law

Anti- Communist Provision Upheld   Taft-Hartley Law Provision Is Ruled Constitutional In One Of First Tests

'Taft’s Left Hand Crushed as Chauffeur Slams Door During Reception in Seattle

British Leaders. Remain Silent   Britons Told U. S. Employing Vast Resources For Strategic As Well As Military Purposes

World Polifical Crisis Seen From Wallace s Talks  Capita ounds ’ With —— gs Sor  Public Repudictio

Former U.S. Secretary Hits Policies   Government Leaders Demand That Truman Silence Wallace

Pistol-Packing Grandmother Plans To Hunt Lost Dutchman Gold Mine, Aided by Map Drawn by Kinsman

Loaded DC-4 Rams inte Virginia Mountain Top; Sight Debris From Air   Rescue And Salvage Crews On Way To Wreck; Numerous Prominent Personages Listed Among Passengers Of Illfated Liner.

Prominent State Man On Board   Believe All Persons   On Plane Perished After Crashing Into Virginia Peak

Wreckage Found in Virginia   Rescue Workers Make Tedious Climb on Foot to Disaster Scene

THIRD CRASH IN TWO WEEKS. OCCURS DURING STORM IN BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN AREA

Wreckage Of Big Plane Is Located   Fifty Persons Reported Dead in Crash of Airliner on  Virginia Mountain

WEATHER   Huge DC-4 Rams Lofty Blue Ridge Mountain Crest   No Hope Maintained For Any Survivors

Service Funds To Be Slashed {n Budget Cuts  Congress Committee Aiming For 6 Billion OF Tenman Rudact

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Budget Cut Battle Rages   Law Makers Intent on Big Cut Win Early Rounds of Hearing

Today In Coneress   Republicans Win First Round On Budget Cut: Marshall Says World In ‘Critical Shape’; 10 Per Cent Rent Boost Bill le Introduced

Girl Exonerates Ex-Convict; Search [RenewedForManWhoA bductedHer

SOME NEW EVIDENCE IS UNCOVERED   Alice Devine Probe Leads Back Over Trail of Her Captor

Dewey Warns Of Left Wingers   - Just Waiting For Chance To Seize. Control Of Italy And France.

Reparations Must Precede Economic Unity, Soviet Says   Molotov Demands Agreement Before Unification Set Up

Final Report of March-April Term Grand Jury Given   Charges Cases Filed In Mexia City Court Without Jurisdiction

GAS CONVERSION BAN I$ SOUGHT   Utilities Ask Step To Meet Winter Fuel Crisis

Gas Shortage Forecast This Winter in Ohio   Firms Seek to Ban Installation Of Heating Units

TRANSPORT USED TO CARRY IMMIGRANTS TO CYPRUS _WENT TO BOTTOM AF. TER EXPLOSION

BRITISH SHIP SUNK BY BLAST IN HAIFA PORT   11 English Troops Injured In Other Violence In Holy Land

British Ferry Sunk, 11 Hurt *n Holy Land   Jewish Underground Intensifies Campaign Of Palestine Violence

The Man Who Wanted to Make People Laugh  Hollywood Wrecks a Dream

Brit. To Try To Curb Inflation By Legislation   Concerned Over  Large Profits By  Stock Manipulators

British Map Law to Curb Inflation  ~ Economists See ~ Hope Next Yea

200 Cops Halt ‘Battle Royal By Collegians   il University Students Are Arrested in Clashes On Hopkins Campus Over Bronze Turtle

Great Manhunt Tn Alaska Ends   Supesct In Double Axe Mur der Is Located After Record Hunt

Big Alaskan Manhunt End:   Suspect Charged With Double Axe Murder _

Vinson Gives Oath of Office To Marshall   Wartime Arms Chief Takes Peace Maker Post at White House

Gen. Marshall Is Sworn In At White House   Becomes Secretary Of State In Ceremony Just Before Noon Today   PRESIDENT TRUMAN HEADS SPECTATORS

GENERAL WILL SHUN POLITICS, HE ANNOUNCES   Chief Justice Vinson Swears  In New Secretary of State ye a as cee

-NAVY DEVELOPS . NEW TYPE SUB   Plans World's Fasteat, Most Revo: lutionary Undersea Craft;

Partisanship Injected into Foreian Policy   Senator Arthur Vandenberg Condemns Demoeratic Proposal to Fight Communism

Hi-Partisan ‘Aid Proposal Stirs Battle   Senator Calls Democratic “Tragedy? That Would Drag Issue In Politics

Political Storm Hits Washinator   Republicans Critical Of Stand Taken by Minority Party

Greek Aid Policy Hits Into Storm   Senator Vandenberg ‘Assails Proposal Of  , A Bi-Partisan Help Bar Plan

Ship Sinking After Crash  In Dense Fog   Hawaiian-Bound Steamer Rams the "Diamond Knot"

PETIT JURORS FOR APRIL TERM OF COURT SELECTEL   JURORS TO APPEAR TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 25

PETIT JURORS NAMED FOR SEPT,  TERM GF COURT   TO APPEAR TUES., SEPT. 30 FOR OPENING OF FALL TERM

READY OFFERS FOR AID POOL   Nations Of Europe Prepare Report On Abilities To  Assist In Recovery

tala Talks Take Shape  Survey Shows Many Nations Ready With Economic Plans

Europe's Nations Come fo Conference With Definite Contributions for Sound Economy

Louisiana Milk Strike Is Ended  Naw 9 =e a. gr   New Orleans to Get Milk This Morning

Legislators- Asked To Lessen Penalty For Child Killers   Desmond Heeds Plea By DA; Will Introduce Special Bill in 1948   14-YEAR-OLD BOY MAY BE. INDICTED   VanDuzer Measure to Pun- ish Parents Is Passed By Both Houses

Committee Can Call Former Governor, Director In Probe Of Liquor Permits

Senate Liquor Probers May. Summon Lausche, Sohngen  Investigation of Newly-issued Permits Scheduled to Get Under Wavy Next Week

May Call Lausche In Probe .   Ohio Senate Orders Investigation Of Liquor Department.

LIQUOR PERMIT PROBERS CAN QUIZ EX-CHIEFS   May Decide to Call Lausche Sohngen Back During Investigation

—LIQUOR— Waleutt Is Named Head Of Probers  Complete Check Of “Department Asked

Ohio Toll Highway Nearing Approval   Plan for School Consolidation Started on Way by Legislature

Senate-Passed Bill To Permit Private Construction  Of Super-Roads Across Ohio Approved By House Group

HOUSE GROUP 0, K:'S HIGHWAY PROJECT   Local Government Sectior Clears Ohio Senate

HOUSE GROUP OKAYS PLAN FOR SUPERHIGHWAY   First Part of Aid Program for Local Governments is Approved by Senate

SUPER-HIGHWAY PROPOSAL GETS HOUSE BACKING   Committee Gives Approval To Road Measure Passed By Senate

Ohio Turnpikes Get Approval Of House Group   Self-Liquidating Project Given Recommendation

SENATE-0. K.D PLAN PASSED BY COMMITTEE   Bill's Sponsor Attacks ‘Special Interests’ Who Oppose It

LOO LAs URE Ohio House Group Votes For Program  ‘Special Interests’ Flayed By Winter

Committee OK’s Plan for Ohio Super-Highways   Part of Local Government Aid Proqram Passed

‘Operator of Ill Fated Cocoanut Grove Night ‘Club Dies of Cancer

Cocoanut Grove Owner Succumbs   Barnett Welansky Operat ed Spot Where 492 Burned to Death In 1942

GERMAN MAGNATE PLEADS INNOCENT TO WAR GRIMES   Friedrich Flick and Five As'  sociates on Triel at Nuermberea —

German Steel Magnate, Associates Go to Trial on War Crimes Charges Before U.S.Court at Nuernberg .

German Steel  Men On Trial   Flick And Five Of His Associates Are Accused

Reich Tycoons Stand Trial For War Crimes   Steel Magnate Frederich Flick and Five Others Enter Pleas of  Innocent

Financiers Piead Innocent in War Crime Charges   Friederick Flick, Five Other German Businessmen Accused

Flick, Associates Plead Not Guilty to War Crimes Charge  Enter Plea Before US Prosecution

ry Germans lead Innocent   Flick and Five Other industrialists Charged with War Crimes

Nazi Tycoons Deny Share In War Guilt  Flick and Others Arvaioned Before

GERMAN PRAYER’ IS NOT GUILTY   Steel Magnate Frederic h Flick And Five Associates Plead Innocent To War Crimes Charges In Nuernberg.

More Suits Filed In Georgia Mixup   Petitions For Writs of Mandamus Set For Hearings In February

Conference Report Is Accepted   Is Substitute For Gov. Cherry's 20 Per Cent Plan

Unanimously Pass Compromise Plan   Half Of Bonus Will Be Paid In February; Increases Average Little Over 20 Per Cent

Jinx Day Is Gone, but Memory Lives On; Lubbock Man's Hexed, Midland Man Vexed

\Friday 13th Experiences Will Not  \Be Foraotten Saan hv Same Tevanc

3 Slashed In Near Riot Here   Clairton Youths, ‘Local Negroes’ in Pitched Battle on Schoonmaker Ave.

All-or-Nothing Red Challenge Hurled in Paris   Strike Talks End as Communists Hit Emergency Action

Lomnumists  ake All-Out Stand in French Situation  Party Will Not Negotiate If   Party Will Not Negotiate If Emergency Proposals Become Law   NEW STRIKES HIT CRIPPLED NATION   Paris Subway Paralyzed as Workers: Leave Three Power Stations

Marshall Is Witness at May's Trial   Says Shell Needs Less At Time May Fought Garsson Cutback.

Marshall to Seek Delay of Economic Problems at Mee!   U.S. Secretary Speaks to Conference This Afternoon

Marshall Would Confine Parley To Treaty Work   Secretary Expected To Ask Deferment Of  Economic Problems.

Marshall May Ask  Talks On Economic Issues Be Deferred   Inter - American Parley  Speeds Defense Treaty

Delegates To Conference In Brazil Speed Work For Adjournment By  + September 1

PARLEY TO HEAR U.S. VIEW TODAY   Marshall Due*For Address At Brazil Conference

Probe Urged Upon Policy Toward Japs  Senator Claims  Business Purge “Ry U.S Powers

Senator Asks Japan Inquiry  Occupation Policies OFrTl S. Weld tUintfair

Local Option Bills, Covering Both Beer and Hard Liquor, to Go Before Iowa Legislators

See Bitter Debate on Federal Aid to Parochial Schools at Hub Convention   Opponents of Bill Express Determination t Fiaght Measure All Day and Into Nicht

Jews Threaten Reprisals  for Executions  : British Double Guards in Holy Land

British on Guard Against Reprisals For Hanging Jews  500,000 Are Placed Under Virtual Arrest In Palestine Area

TRIPLE GUARD IN HOLY LAND   Stringent Steps Taken To Prevent Reprisals For Hanging of Gruner

Jews Threaten Reprisals  for Executions   British Double  Guards

Bill Returned To Senate .... Unexpected Generosity Encountered By Cherry Regarding Teacher Pay

PROBE SLATED TO BE OPENED ~ VERY SHORTLY   TAFT ANNOUNCES THAT AC. TION WILL START NEXT “  WEEX—OI SHIP. ‘* MENTS CAUSE — _ PROTEST.”

Truman Cuts Off All Pleas Gn Labor Bill   Expect Veto in Message to __ Conaress Tomorrow

Enlistment Program Is reported In Progress As New Heights Of Violenee Reached

Agreement Reached On Suit Dismissal   Government Withdraw: From Pottery Portal Test Case

COAL PRICES — TAKING JUMP   ADVANCES UP TO $1.75 PER TON ARE REPORTED IN SURVEY OF OHIO

All The Comforts of (Your) Home Enjoyed By Steer Visiting Medina

HOUSE SUSTAINS HERBERT'S VETO OF LABOR BILL   Lack 28 Votes to Override Van Aken Bill; Legislators Adjourn Sine Die

VETO OF LABOR AGT IS UPHELD   Lawmakers Allow Van Aken ~ Bill To Die

Governor's Veto Of Labor-Curb Bill Is Upheld   Bill to Hike Income Of County Auditors Passed Last Day

SOLONS FAIL TO OVERRIDE HERBERT VETO   Van Aken Labor. Bill - Dies: _ 9-Member -Panel Is. Authorized

UPHELD BEFORE END OF SESSION   House Fails By 28 Votes T Override Governor As Assembly Adjourns

House Lacks 28 Votes to Upset Van Aken Veto   Commission Named to Study Labor Situation

VETO OF OHIO LABOR CURBING BILL SUSTAINED   Legislators Fail To Override Herbert's Disapproval of Van Aken Measure.

Van Aken Labor Bill Veto Is Sustained As 97th Ohio General Assembly Adjourns

LEGISLATORS HAMMER AWAY AT SCHOOL BILL   Delaying Action in Senate Spurs House on Teachers’ Bonus

Assembly Works On Fund Boosts   Local Governments, Schools to Benefit

LEGISLATURE BEGINS DRIVE   Hammer Away on Bills Tc Give More Money to Localities, Schools.

MONEY BILLS IN OHIO TOP SPOT   Legislators Hammer Away At School, Local Funds

Huge Taxless Profits Of Oil Companies Bared   Officials of Arabian Concession Deny Overcharge: On Supplies for American Navy

Says Foreign Oil Firms Escape Tay  Companies Add Navy Saved Money on Fuel

House Group For Lifting Sugar Curhs   Proposal Would Aid Housewife, Keep Price Lid

House Panel Votes To End  Sugar Ration   Measure, However, Would Not Affect Price Control On Commodity

Gives 0-Point. Program For. 1948 Election   For Own Good; Unions Must Keep Production Goina: ©

BRITISH RESUME CRITICAL DEBATE   Foes Contend: Government’s Program Not Broad Enough

fees France  Sidewalk Sambas By] Dancers OnStrike“Panic” Pedestrians

Talmadge Rulec ‘Out by Court   Legislature's Action Termed Illegal os Jurist Orders State Records Turned Over To Thompson; Supreme Court Appeal Filed

Rome Court Says Thompson Acting Georgia Governor   Superior Judge Claude Porter Rules That Herman Tal. madge’s Election By Legislature Is Invalid: MeDonough Jurist Fails To Rule On Governorship

Thompson Ruled Legal Governor   Georgia Court Hands Down Decision; Talmadge Not Ordered Out Of Office

seorgia Muaddl  TALMADGE IS LOSER IN ROUND ONE   Superior Court Judge Rules That Thompson Is Acting Governor

Talmadge Loses 1st Court Ruling for  Georgia Governor  Lt.-Gov. Thompson Held to Be Legal Chief Executive

TALMADGE LOSER IN COURTROOM   First Court Decision Favors Thompson’s Claim to Governorship :

Court Decision Rules Thompson Georgia Governor  Legislature Lacks Power to Appoint

SUPREME COURT APPEAL SET ME. Thompson Declared Legal Governor Of Georgia By Court

Appeal Is Scheduled by Loser   Talmadge Drops Two Decisions in Court Fight Over Governor

Court Rules In Favor Of Thompson   Quick Appeal Starte By Talmadge Men To Supreme Tribunal

Superior Judge Rules Thompson Is Ga. Governor  Talmadge Surprised By Decision At Rome

Yalmadge Will Appeal To The State Supreme Court. Judge’s Action A Sapp,

TALMADGE LOSES COURT DECISION   JUDGE RULES THAT M. E  THOMPSON IS GEORGIA’S LEGAL GOVERNOR.

THOMPSON WINS GEORGIA RULING   Sailee Holds Talmadge Not  Legal Governor

Georgia Judge Rules in Favor of Thompson   “Legislature's Election® of Herman Talmadge Invalid, He Rules

Thompson Declared Governor Of Georgia   Legislature Had No Power to Name Talmadge, Judge Rules

Georgia Court Names Thompson As Governon   First Decision In Contest Appealed; Talmadge Not Ordered To Yield Office

GEORGIA COURT PICKS GOVERNOR   Thompson Named Acting Executive; Talmadge Not Ordered Out

Talmadge Claim Invalid: Judge   Rules Thompson Is Georgia Governor

Talmadge Not Told Quit Post   Judge Says Legislature Lacks Power To Elect

THOMPSON IS LEGAL RULER, JUDGE DECIDES   Claims Talmadge's Election By Georgia Legislature Not According to Law   APPEAL TO STATE HIGH COURT TAKEN SPEEDIL}

THOMPSON WINS FIRST BATTLE IN LEGAL FIGHT   Judge Names Him ‘Acting Governor’ Of State In Legal Opinion

Thompson Declared Legall; Governor Of Georgia By Superior Court Decision

TAFT-10 BACK— GRAIN PROBE   PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE TO SUPPORT REQUEST OF. ‘GRAIN. EXCHANGES *— FOR INQUIRY

RAIN   ~laft Asks Probe Of Rising Grain Prices, Blasts Administration

Rights Group Labelled As. ‘Commie Aid’   House: Committee Stirs New Fight .;

“Yardstick’ Set for U.S. Loyalty Check   Rights of Workers Are Safeguarded Under New Rules

Code Is Laid Down TokKiek  Out Commies   Rules Are Designed To “ Foster Effective Federal Loyalty Check

TIPSY GUNMA TAKES BLONDE ON WILD RIDE   JACKSON PAROLEE HELD FOR THEFT AND ABDUCTION

Terrified Girl Escapes Harm After Beings Kidnapped By Drunken Bandit

Hold Parolee For Kidnap Young Couple   Wild Ride In Car Cab Finally End: Up In Capture.

Girl Survives” Wild Ride With Drunk Gunman   Stenographer Kidnaped From Escort By Paroled Convict .

Proposal for Saar Blocked By Molotov   U.S. and Britain Agree To French Plan to Take Territory but Russians Ask for More Time

France Blocked In Bid For Saar   Molotov Refuses To Give Immediate Approval To Request

FRENCH HALTED IN SAAR EFFORT   Molotov Insists That More Time Is Needed

Russia Blocks Quick Action On French Appeal for Saar   Molotoy Also Opposes French Proposal for An Independent Ruhr; Argument: Brings Out New ‘Secrets’ of Tehran. Yalta Conferences

Blocks Saar Merger —   Molotov Also Opposes French Request For Independent Ruhr

U. S. Note Asks Soviets’ He  p On Free Korea   Russia Re-Emphasizes The China Issue Between Two Powers

Russia Blocks French Plan To Take Saar   ‘Molotov Opposes Economic  Merger of Saar with France and Separation of Ruhr from Germany.

SOVIET BLOCKS SAAR DECISION   Molotov Refuses to Give His Decision On French Proposal

Declares Russ Want Time to Think It Over   U, S. Seeks Voice for 50 Nations in German Treaty

Molotov Blocks French Effort To Okay Saar   Russians Want More Time to Think Over French Proposal

REDS BLOCK BIG 4 ACTION ON THE SAAR   Ask Time to Think About Bidault’s Request for an Economic Merger of German Territory With the French Republic.

Soviet Blocks Approval of Saar Transfer   Molotov Spars For Time; \. Talks on Korea

Want Time To Think Over Issue   Also Opposes French Plan  For Independence Of the Ruhr

Asks Time To Think Over Proposition   Independent Ruhr Project Also Opposed

MOLOTOV BLOCKS BID FOR SAAR MERGER   French Attempts To Gair Rich Territory Delayed

MARSHALL A BEVIN SUPPORT FRENCH TIEUP   Russian Minister Says Soviet Union Opposes Independence for Ruhr

FIFTY NATION PEACE TABLE MEET SOUGHT   U. S. Would Have Many Coun tines Represented to Draft German Compact   RUSSIAN ANSWER OVER —~=-FRENCH- PLAN: AWAITED

French Move To Get Saar Is Blocked   Molotov Spikes Any Im mediate Approval O) Economic Merger

France Is Loser On Plan  For Saar   Russia Demanding More Time To Make Study

Mc lotov Blocks French Action  B -'tish, U.S. Agree T Merger of Saar

win OF THE ART WORLD “DIED IN AMSTERDAM GLINI   DUTCH ARTIST WHO FOOLED EXPERTS WITH "OLD  ~ MASTERS” DEAD   “AP se.

Canadian Bank Bandits Believed Escaped Felons  Tt neneinie an “Sialan   Fingerprints on “Stolen Auto Identify Bandiis * Who Robbed Windsor Bank

DaringGunmen Get $40,000 At Canadian Bank   Two Bandits Elude . Police In Windsor; Lined Up 15 Patrous and 10 Bank Employes

PROBLEM OF SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION IS ANNOUNCED TODAY   Emerged From Tentative Rec ommendations for Brand New System.   A HEARING DEC. 1 AND 2   A Subcommittee Studying Sehool Finances Evolved New Formula.

Plan for State School Aid . Set for Hearing   ‘Free Ride’ Over ‘ Says Cassville State Senator

Little Story About Czechoslovak Boy Scouts Points Up Grave Situation in World Today

FULL HEARING ASKED ON NEW GAS PIPELINE   Duff Urges FPC Give All Parties Chance To State Views

Shy: Carpenter Kidnaped Organist, Left. Her Bound, Gagged in Desert’

—Mrs.-Dyer —Mrs. Knight ~Mr. Lanier ~Mrs. Miller —-—Mrc. Parkins

—~Mr. Crowder —Mrs, Newcomer —Mr. Thomas —Mrs. Hardman Mr. Craham

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WY DOCKET IS IN PROSPECT BEFORE RECESS      Congress Faces Long Session To Meet  Adiaurnment

“Must” Bill Action To Get Special Congress Attention   Presidential Succession Measure Is Due for Complete Hearing

NO SET LINEUP SEEN ON NLRB   Panel’s Record Shows Voting Varies with Case

Columbia Expels Students Living In Negro’s Honte   Local Negro Girl Is Involved In Racial Incident

23,00 ARE IDLED AS GOVERNMENT UNDER ATTACK   Powerful Industry Group Proposes Tax Boost

Hope to Halt Selling of Bread By Consignment  Sharp Break in Commodity Ma rkets

Dies In Air Crash Same As Husbands   Woman's 4 Mates All Died In Wrecks

\Navy Asks Congress for 55 Millior ‘Ror Arctic, Anti-Sub Ship Work

Navy Asks $55,500,000 to Develop Technique for Tracking Down Subs

Assembly Awaits “Greenbag” List   ~ Governor Expected Tc Announce Nominations Todav.

TAX CUT PLANK NOT FORGOTTEN   House Republicans Will Keep Their Promise, Knutson Insists

Rent Control Must Remain Says Warren   State Legion Convention Hears Governor's Plea

BRITAIN, BURMA SIGN TREATY   Century Old Relation to be Formally Severed in January

PROGRAM ANNOUNCED FOR DEDICATION SERVICES AT. RADNOR METHODIST CHURCH

Killer Dumps Woman's Body In Graveyard   Ohio Authorities Search for Sex Maniac Who Tortured To Death Young Mother

Ex-Convict Sought in Ohio Killing   Find Automobile Registered to Fake Address

GOOD FARM WEATHER   Temperatures for Most of Kansas Will Be Normal This Week

End idle Aid To Strikers   Duff Signs Bill Limiting Aid to Involuntarily Unemployed

New State Law Prohibits Jobless Pay To Strikers   Compensation Limited To Those Involuntarily Unemployed Under Measure Signed By Governor Duff

U.S. Demand: Russia Open Dairen Port  To World .   State Department Sends Crisp Note To Soviet, Chinese Foreion Offices

RUSSIA AND CHINA CALLED ON BY U8. TO REOPEN DAIRE!   Note Says Washington Sees No Reason Why Manchurian Port Should Remain Closed.   DEMAND FOLLOWS RED ULTIMATUM TO SHIP   American Vessel on Dec. 20 Was Ordered to Sail After Overstaying Leave in City.

U.S. Demands Opening of Dairen Port   Bluntly Worded Notes Sent to Both Moscow and Chinese Capital

Washington Reacts To Soviet Order Ending Stay Of American Naval Ship On Diplomatic Mission.

Open Dairen Reds, Chinese Told   U.S. Demands That Manchurian Port Be Free of Russian Domination

DEMAND PORT CONTROL END   U. S. Calls on Russia And China to Open Dairen World Trade

Reds Are Told  ToFreeDairen   U. 5. Wants Port Opened Bee Warta trade

DemandRuss Make Dairen AnOpen Port   U.S. Sends Crisply Worded Note About Red Grabbing Of City

Predicts Reds Will Try Coup In Htaly in “48  Communists Powerfu In Italy I ndace Save

Says Reds Have So Much Power in Italy That They Could Dispose of Italian Police in 3 Days.  —_~wTrryTyTt wae ar ~~ reserarsrrrT Tray rer   DULLES ALSO TESTIFIES ON NEED FOR AID

Communists’ Coup Plan in ltaly Forecast   Rep. Lodge Warns House Committee. ‘Airing U. S. Loan -

Reds Dominate Hungarian Poll As Predicted   American Observers Declare Election ‘Great Vote Fraud’

PRESIDENT TAKES. CASE TO NATION IN RADIO SPEECH   Makes Blistering Attack on Measure, Declaring That it Will Sow “Seeds of Discord.”   UPPER BRANCH DEBATE GOES FAR INTO NIGHT   Dramatic Situation Arises After House Overturns Veto by Margin of Nearty 4 to 1.

Truman Follows Up Veto by Denouncing  Bill; Taft Replies   President Calls Act “Shocking Piece of Legislation’ After House Overrides Action; Entire Situation Most Dramatic

Filibuster Blocks Senate Vote On Overriding Veto Of Taft - Hartley Measure

Solon Keens Floor Afi or House Overrides Eariieg        President Aad Tatt Breadcast !  Stands:  Ferce Kight Session In Effert Te Favea Accoptance  Cn a ile cit oe  soe

President’s Action Overwhelmingly Overridden by House   President Denounces Measure While Taft Charges Truman Misrepresents Character of Statute in Broadcasts

FIGHT T0 HOLD OFF VOTE FOR SEVERAL DAYS   Senate Supporters Of Veto Plan Delay By Continued Debate

Truman, Taft Clash In Bitter Dispute ©   Demos Seek Delay On Showdown: In” ‘Senate After House Overrides Veto-:

Goes On Air Spurns Veto   Senate Sits In Final Judgment But Fails :to Reach A Vote Early Today

President Declares Measure  ‘Loaded’   Taft Charges  Misrepresentation

Counter-Attack Against Anti-Communist Action Involves New Charges   U. S.-Soviet Diplomatic War Reaches Fever Heat In Efforts To Discredit Each Other In Eves Of Rest Of World.

Again Say — U.S. Is A  Warmonger  - Demands. Immediate Withdrawal Of American and British  Troops -from Foreian Soil

Dulles Branded Warmonger By Soviet Delegate:        Hot Fight In UN Cha

U. §.-RUSSTAN ‘COLD WAR" AT FEVER PITGH   Soviet Union Wants American and British Troops to Leave Foreign Soil.

Soviet Demands U.S. Troops Quit  Foreign Lands   Russia Steps Up Propaganda Drive Against Alleged U. S. “Warmongers’

Red Demands America Call Troops Home   ’ Vishinsky Asserts -U.S. ‘Warmongers’ Should Be Chained

RUSSIA WANTS U8, TROOPS OFF FOREIGN SO.   Tactics of Communists And Americans Is Taking Shape

Soviet Union Steps Up — Diplomatic War; Hurls New, Violent Charges

SOVIETS DEMAND REMOVAL OF U.S. ARMY OVERSEAS   Intensify Attack On America With Qtifk Areusatianse

Cotton Yields Show Increase  Yields for All Areas Where Staple Grows 1. A HAM AAA UDPOULULULULlCl,

U. S. Ag Department Says Cotton Crops Up By 300.000 Bales   World Production Placed at 400 Million By Government Agenc:

GOP Plans Anti-Infilation Bill   Joint Group to Work Qut Program; May Seek Voluntary Allocation of Scarce Item

G.0. P. to Study Own Price Fight   Senator Taft Says Leaders Will Study Voluntary Measures

QUICK ACTION DEMANDED ON LIVING COSTS   REPUBLICANS MEET URGENT ISSUE OF RISING PRICES

~ANTLINFLATION PROGRAM  GOP Plans Counter Proposals   Senate, House Leaders To Confer; May Seek Voluntary Allocation

G.0.P. PRICE CURB PLAN 10 BE FASHIONED   Senate Policy Committee Decides to Meet With House Members to Frame Anti- Inflation Legislation.

GOP Seeking Plan to Curb  Inflation   Senate and House Groups May Advocate Voluntary Allocation

G.0.P, LOOKS AT PRICE CURB PLAN   Policy Committee To Work With House Members

Urge Voluntary Allocation of Scarce Items   Senate Committee to Seek House Accord on Anti-Inflation

ANTI-INFLATION PLAN STRESSED BY GOP HEADS   Senate Committee Would Ex. pect Voluntary Allocation of Scarce Items

Program Sought For Allocation Of Scarce Items   Republican Senate And House Leaders to Meet Next Week on Measures

GOPers Agree to Chart Own Anti-Infiation Plan; Stress Voluntary Action

Republicans Seek Plaii io Curb Prices   Leaders Meet,to Work Out Program; Allocation on Voluntary Basis Among Points Considered

GOP Calls A Meeting To Work Out Economic Plan   Senate-House Group May Seek Volun tary Allocation of Scarce Items

House-Senate Group to Map Inflation Fight   Export and Grain Controls, Installment “Buvina Curb Seen

More Dock Workers  Walk Out   Ships With Food Remain Idle At » Tilbury Docks

LaGuardia Backs Group To Oppost Rent Increases   Senate Banking Committee Is Asked To Reopen Hearings. :

U.S. Check on Russia Urged   Senator George Says  Europe Will Be Qwarrnun he Snwiete

Lilienthal Vote Spurred  Lo Sa Se See. ee oe   Vandenberg Demands That Senate Take Action Immediately

Lilienthal Foes. Lose Senate Test   Senators Split Into Two Groups Over President's Loan Proposals

George Urges U. S. Action to Check — Soviet Expansion   Says Greece-Turkey Aid Vital to Keep Russians From ‘Overrunning Europe

GEORGE WARNS AGAINST: SOVIET   Senator Says U. S$. Must Act To Check Red Expansion

Must Check Red Expansion Now: Senator George   Greek-Turk Aid Bill Tc Go Before Senate With.  in Few Davs.

LILIENTHAL FOES CONCEDE DEFEAT   Smashing Of Bricker Move Ends Their Chances

Senate Divided On ‘Truman Plan  To Aid Balkans  Oil Concessions T smile I. Danied

George Asserts Greek Aid Is Necessary  a. ©.» nd ema tan   Soviet Expansion Is Feared If Help Is Denied

Senate Critics Split on Greece   Truman Proposal Will Be Fought Hard by Tohnson Faction

Lilienthal Foes Admit Defeat In Efforts To  Block His Nomination

Lilienthal Wins Test   Opponenis of His Confirmation Concede Defeat In Final Vote

THE EASTER STORY   Clark Avers U.S. Can Take Contret Of Phone System   Senate Opponents O} Foreian Aid Divided   Truman Polishes Jefferson Day Speech; To Steer Clear Of 1948 Campaign Commitment

LILIENTHAL FOES CONGEDE DEFEAT IN SENATE FIGHT   Test Vote Indicates Nominee Will Be Confirmed Next 1 Mian

Senators Probe Knotty Problem (f Aid Program   Johnson Says He Will Take Opposition Fight To Senate Floor

U.S. Must Act To Check Russ Claims Senator   Expansion Threat May Be Halted lé Bill Approved

Sen. George Savs Reds Will Overrun Europe Unless  .S. Stops Them   OPPONENTS DIVIDED

AID FOES SPLIT OVER CAMPAIGN   One Bloc Eyes Fight To End, Other Ready To Give In

Disguised Yank Soldiers Tramp Lololand Seeking Lost Airmen  Mission Apparently Proves No Truth To Rumors Americans Enslaved By Natives

FIND NO AMERICAN AIRMEN ENSLAVED   TWO U.S. SOLDIERS LIVE SIX MONTHS IN. PRIMITIVE PART OF CHINA.

Twa Yanks Made Lololand Visit to Seek “Slaves”   'Report of . Americans  Held There Proved En:  tirely False

Gls Turn Sleuths To Get Some Dope On Missing Fliers   Penetrate the Unknown in Search of Pilots Lost Over ‘Hump’

French Cabinet To Seize Mills   Strike and Threct of Food Shortage Leads To Drastic Action

AU SoA ASKED TO JOIN With U3. IN KORE!   Marshall Wants Cooperation in Restoring Nation’s Indenendence.

Supertort Drops Motor Near Here   Marshall Calls On Russia To Aid  In Restoring Korean Independence

Asks Reds To Help — In Korea    Marshall Urges Soviet Cooperation in Re-  storing Independence; Ahead in- TJ. S. Zone

Russian Help Is Sought By Secretary   America to Go Ahead With Program In Her Own District

U. 5. ASKS INDEPENDENCE FOR KOREANS   Marshall Urges Molotov to Join in Restoring Liberty and Says America Will Proceed With Plan in Its Zone.

Makes Public Letter Sent To Foreign Chief   Warns U.S. To Act Inde‘pendently in Own Zone In Meantime

“FREEDOM PLAN   Letter to Molotov: Propose:  New Joint Attempt To t¢.bjn Bereklom

RUSSIA CALLED TO COOPERATE WITH THE UNITED STATES   In Restoring the Independ ence of Korea As Soon As Possible.   AMERICA TO GO AHEAD   Marshall Said She Intends to Continue With Inde pendence.

Makes Public Letter Sent To Foreign Chief   Warns U.S. To Act Independently in Own Zone In Meantime   BULLETIN!

Marshall Seeks Co-operation Of Soviet In Korea   Calls On Reds To Help U. S. In Restoring Inde-

U.S. Requests Soviet Aid To  Free Korea   Marshall Warns We'll Proceed With Independence Aims

Marshall Calls On Soviet To Aid in Korean Problem   Says U.S. Is Going Ahead With Plans In Own Zone

MARSHALL ASKS RUSSIA 10 ACT NOW ON KOREA   Freedom of Country Should Be Restored Quickly, U. 5S, Official Declares

Marshall Asks Molotov For Russian Cooperation In Korean Independence

Marshall in  Demand for Free Korea   Asks Russia Cooperate Says U.S. Will Take Steps in Meantime.

Drowning Boy Rescued By Lake Cityan   Frank Jacobs, Student, Pulls Child, 5, From Iowa City Stone Quarry

Contract Extended By Phone Workers   Union Withdraws Strike Notice Pending Neqotiations

TELEPHONE WORKERS POSTPONE WALKOUT   3,000 Operaiors Withdraw Strike  Notice Until July i: Western , ~Electriec Mar Go Out  .

COLD WEATHER MOVING ON STATE   TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO DROP & TO 12 DEGKEES BEFORE NIGHTFALL,

Resume Oil Hunt In Philippines  : Discovery Would Alter Strategic, Business Positior OF Icland«

Red Activity in TVA Denied by  Former Worker   Taft, Vandenberg Split in Row Over Lilienthal Womination

Finest Exhibits In  History Of County  Fair To Be Seen Young Farmers’  Cattle And Swine  wD. H.2 FH. LY? 4. nce

Finest Exhibits In History Of County Fair To Be Seen   Young Farmers’ Cattle And Swine Best In History 

BACKING PLAN TO BROADCAST: <T0 RUSSIANS   ASKING CONGRESS TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO OFFSET RADIO ATTACKS BY * MOSCOW STATION

Radar Guides Air Liners — In N.Y. Fog   Army Reports Practical Results Nenwnat anton! Tres

Rent Controls Are Discussed   President Truman Discusses Holding Line On Controls With Cabinet

Two Lawmaker: Would Prohibit Export of Oil   Fear Nation’s Supply Will Be Exhausted Within Dozen Years

BAN IS SOUGHT ON OIL EXPORT   President Asked to Prohibit Foreign Shipments To Conserve U. S. Supply

FAMILY OF THREE WAS MURDERED   “Missouri. ri House “Was. Set: Afire ‘To Hide Crime

TRIPLE MURDER IS UNCOVERED   VICTIMS’ BODIES FOUND BY NEIGHBOR IN BURNING HOUSE

Curious Neighbors Cause Police Inquiry Bizarre Triple Murder Case Uncovered In Burning House

Bizarre Slaying Is Discovered In Springfield. Mo.   Trio Killed By Blows On Head Before Live Starta

GIVEN PERMISSION TO QUIT DISTRICT   County Commissioners Decides in Favor of Five Land  rs   A TOTAL OF 405 ACRES

Us Comnensess cides in Favor df Five Land Owners   A TOTAL OF 405 ACRES

SOVIET SUSPICION OF GREAT BRITAIN AND U. 5. MOUNTS   Russians Seem Convinced That Powerful Forces Are Working Against  Them in West. —   'PEOPLE HAVE FULL  CONFIDENCE IN LEADERS   Writer Believes Reds’ Concern May Be Quieted at For : eign Ministers Mos  cow Conference.

Russian Propaganda Growing Concern Seen Among Soviets Over Relations With U. S. and Brifain

4 JEWS KILLED AND 10 INJURED   Shooting Takes Place ir Tel Aviv Cafe

Willie Walks Second Mile. With A Smile  igo pelos «"   Aged Mother : -Sobs Outside. Jail

GEMS VALUED AT $300,000 RECOVEREL 'EROM PULLMAN AFTER TRAIN WRECK

Jewels With Value Of $300,000 Recovered Today  Former Dolly Sister Recovers items Lost in Train Wreck

FEES SHOW INCREASE   Mortgage Tax in County Is More Than Previous Quarter

New Kind of Industrial Hygiene Is Described  Hazards Found in Atomic Agricultural Research

Voluntary Plan To Be Directed By Harriman   Measure Passed by Congres: To Be Signed By Pres dent Truman Today

@ PAUL MALLON—  Sees No Reason Why Unions Ought to Be Freed of Anti-Trust Laws

Sees N o Reason Why. Unions Ought to Be Freed of Anti-Trust Laws —

Democrats Fight Tough Labor Bill   Senate Committeemen  Would Pull Some Teeth

China’s Rich Rice Growing Area Threatened  by Communist Leader Once Reported Dead

Communists Threaten Rice Fields  China's Chiefs Taking Activity Seriously

Central China’s Rich Rice Area ‘Being Threatened By Communists      AP Correspondent Tells Of Government Plans To Meet Attacks Of Red Forces; Leader Was Once Renorted Dand

Margin Stock Transactions Reinstituted   Little America ls Rediscovered   M_MANNE CAN TA EG€TAY

NO CHANGE IN PICTURE   Forecaster Predicts i lear Skies and Het Weather {:¢@ Kansas

NO CHANGE IN PICTURE      ' Forecaster Predicta Clear Shies and : Hot Weather {:@ Kansas

TRANSPORT WRECK KILLS 3 FLIERS   Army Fiane Found Crashed Near Camden, S. C.

Boudreau Thru As Indian Pilot, Reporter Her Says  =n . ff   Claims Deal on With Browns for’ Vernon Stephens

New Automobile Title and Registration Changes Effective September 5

Hydro-Flectric Project Opposed  Conservation Group Fights Niagara Plan

RETIRED N.Y.C EMPLOYES   Big Party to Be Held at Masonic Temple Saturday Evening

President Appeals . for Cuts in Prices Without Depression   Speaks to Members of Associated Press at Annual Luncheon   Requests

Advisory Group Urges Tax Slash  Secretary Harriman Releases Report

Clark Hits Private Profits on Federal Project Inventions   Would Give U. S. Rights to Work Of All Researchers

Clark Reports ‘Fantastic’ Profits. ‘Made by Government’s Inventors

ERUPTION NEARING END      Velcano in Nicaragua Had Been Shewering Ashes for Week

JINNAH RECOMMENDED —  (AS GOVERNOR GENERAL  QE NEW CTATE fA! ININIA

PROPERTY ACT BEFORE COURT   State’s Highest Tribunal Tc Determine Question Of Constitutionality

State’s Highest Court To Pass On New Law  To Decide Legality Of Community

Fresh French Strike Outburst Hurts 40 More   One Guardsman Dies; Assembly Complete Anti-Sabotage Law

PAEEM OUTBREAKS OF. vio. LENCE “FOLLOW. PASSAGE. OF DRASTIC LAW  BY ASSEMBLY

New Violence ln France Results In Many Injured   Outbreaks Follow Passage Of Drastic Anti-Sabotage Legislation   POLICE PROBING WRECK DISASTER

MAY PUT IN MORE PARKING METERS   Council Discusses Measures for Better Traffic Control  PAVING BONDS SOLD

MAY PUT IN MORE PARKING METERS   Council Discusses Measures  for Better Traffic   Control

REECE SUSPECTS BOMB SENT DOWN SHIP; 392 LOSI   Athens Trying to Learn Whether Passenger on Steamer Chimarra  Carried Explosives.   FIRST REPORTED SUNK BY A MINE   Search Continues for Addi. tional Bodies—229 of 637 Persons Aboard Were Saved.

HUNDREDS ARE MISSING AFTER SHIP 1S SUNK   Greek Steamer Hits Mine anc Goes Down Quickly; Part of Passengers Saved   WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE AMONG VICTIMS

Possibility Time Bomb Caused Sinking Of Ship With Loss Of 392 Lives

Soviet Plan Is Offered By Molotov   Speed Urged by Bidault 2 Russian Submits  Counterplan

Soviet Proposal For European Aid Said Given Big 3   Molotov Wants More Details of U. S. Help; Reply Reported Ready

British Cabinet Session Called On Vital Issues   Economic Crisis And Urgent Domestic And Foreign Problems Considered   U.S. TREASURY HEAD ARRIVES IN LONDON

British Occupation . Is Held Dangerous   Egyptian Prime - Minister Pleads For Troop Withdrawal

Situation in Egypt May Get Out of Hand. Says Pasha. Unless UN Acts at Once

Says Presence In Egypt  Is Menace   Prime Minister Pashs _Pleads Tor the U. N Security Council to Act

Warns On British ‘Occ upation’ Results  Egypt’s Premier In Appeal For Freedom

Egypt Demands Troop Removal  Fear Situation Will Get Out Of Hand

URGE COUNCIL ORDER BRITISH QUT OF EGYPT   Security Body Is Told Flare-Up Threatens In Nile Valley

Egypt Renews Plea to U.N      Prime Minister Request TRoeeetch Eveacuahion

Says Situation May Get Out of Hand   England's Delegate Urges That Charaes Be Drovned

UNREST FEARED IN NILE VALLEY   British Troops Must Go To Ease Situation, U.N. Council Told

Postoffice Service Is ‘Hit by Lack of Funds   More Money Sought from Congress---Emporia Will Lose Afterncon Deliveries

Postal Services Watched Carefully   Some Services Being + Curtailed Until More Money Is Available

VOTE SUPPORT TO RAMADIER AGAINST RED   Premier Ponders Resignation After Close Victory by 49 Votes.

FRENCH PREMIER WINS APPROVAL   Vote of Confidence Given To Pau! Ramadier

Ramadier Given Confidence Vote In Coal Crisis   Considers Handing Leadership Ove? Despite Support

CONFIDENCE VOTE TENDERED PREMIER BUT HE MAY QUIT   Small Margin of Vote Discour  - aging to French Leader in Face of Problems

Ramadier Wins Confiderce Vote But May Resign   Motion Tacked to Plan Approving Government’s Coal Industry Subsidies

Ramadier Wins Confidence Vote   French Assembly Approves Program  Of Subsidies

Vote of Confidence Given Ramadier  French Premier Wins Test in Assembly

Ramadier Given Confidence Vote  Labor Discontent Continues to’ Rise

Angry Gypsies Storm Hospital   Score Demonstrate ‘After Their 306 - Pound Oneer Dicx” an

Crash Injures 2 Policemen   Cruiser, Private Car Wreck on Boulevard

BALL 10 PRESS LABOR CURBS IN SENATE DEBATE   Aiken Says That Additional Restrictions Point To Veto For Certain

Veto of Labor Bill Certain, Says Senator   More Restrictions By Senate Will Result In Truman’s Disapproval

Ball Predicts More Union Restrictions; President’s Veto Assured, Says Aiken

Truman Veto Is Possibility....  # $A OSS  Senate Might Write More Bans On Labor

Ball Predicts More Senate  Union Curbs   Will Result In Veto Savs Aiken

—SENATE MAY CHANGE BILL— New Restrictions On Unions Are Predicted -

Ball Predicts More Stringent Labor Measure   SENATOR THINKS UPPER HOUSE WILL ADD AMENDMENTS

Forecast of More Senate Curbs on Unions Is Made   Senator Ball Says Added Restrictions To Be Written In

More Curbs On Unions Seen By Senator Ball   Presidential Veto Would Be Assured By Move, Says Aiken; Hit Closed Shop

Believe Senate To Write More Labor Controls   Predict Truman Will Veto Bilis

DDED CURBS FEN IN LABOR \cT BY BALL   iken Says Move ‘Certain To Bring Forth Presidential Veto

Predicts More Curbs on Unions  Aiken Says President pT gd  a F See ae Se el geet eee ee

Ball Predicts Senate To Write More Union Curbs Into Statute   - Aiken Says Action Is Certain To Result In White House Veto; Debate Resumes

Ball, Aiken Disagree  Senate Resumes Labor Proposal Debate At Noon

Ball Predicts Senate Will Write More Union Curbs Into Labor Bill

BALL THINKS LABOR BILLS TO BE VETOED   Says Senate Will Write Restrictions Into Committee-Approved Measure That Will Assure a Presidential “No.”

Says Senate To Pass More Union Curbs   Sen. Ball Predicts Bill Will Assure Presidential Veto

‘Tighter ‘Clamps In Labor  BillSeen   Senator Ball Sees Senate Setting Restrictions

Labor Bill May Get Some Amendments   And Sen. Aiken Says Ball’s Proposals Will Assure Presidential Veto

SAYS SENATE TO WRITE NEW UNION CURBS   Others Fear Amendments Wil Assure White House Veto

Ball Predicts Labor Curb Bill Will Be Stronger in Senate   4 New Controls To Be Added To Present Measure

BALL PREDICTS UNION CURBS   Declares Senate Will Restore “Teeth” to Bill Now ‘Up for Debate.

Senate May Add Curbs on Labor   Four Amendments to Measure Predicted

Predict More Labor Limit   Senate Will Add Limitations; Will Assure President’s Veto.

‘Truman Veto Is Possibility .... ¢  Senate Might Write Viore Bans On Labor

NEW CHECKS 0 UNIONS MAY BE SENATE'S PLAN   Solon Claims Colleagues Will Write More Curbs in Labor Control Bill

Ball Expects Added Curbs In Labor Bill  Aiken Says Veto Is Certainty if ~ Dilan Tanchaned

Ball Predicts Senate Will Toughen Bill   Claims 50 Will Vote to Enlarge Labor Measure

Sen. Aiken Says Truman Will Not Go Along With Restrictions; ‘Ball Says Amendments To Pass

Anril Calendar   More Labor Bill Teeth Forecast; Senate Resumes Debate Today

Gen. Roy V. Rickard “Chief Police Chief” in U.S.  Zone  GUARDED BIG NAZIS      Farben Building in Frankfurt Mysteriously Escaped Damage

Provost Marshal  Well Known Here   Gen. Roy V. Rickard “Chief Police Chief” in U.S.  Zone  GUARDED BIG NAZIS      Farben Building in Frank. furt Mysteriously Es caped Damage

ATTORNEY ALLEGED TO “HAVE TOLD OF “OVER: RIDE” FEE TO STEEL: EXECUTIVES Is SOUGHT

Senate Probers Seek To Locate New York Man   Federal Marshals Looking For Attorney Brought Into Testimony   CONTINUE PROBE IN ‘‘GRAY-MARKETS'’

‘142 Persons: ‘Still In  Hospitals   ACCIDENT BROKE UP PURDUE VS _ WISCONSIN BASKETBALL GAME AT. LAFAYETTE, INDIANA, LAST NIGHT:

Fieldhouse is Ordered Sealed Pending Probe      Crash Breaks Up Purdue. Wiseansin

FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE IN MEXICO: STILL SERIOUS THREAT TO CATTLEMEN IN U. S., STATE GROWERS ARE WARNED

Cattlemen Told Hoof Disease Is Grave Threat   New Mexico Stockmen Hear Plea for Private Ownership of Lands

YOUNGEST PRESIDENT IS INAUGURATED a et ndaecoenteteetite een cnterttandhnntisinteaent  32, He Heads College

Ohio's Youngest College Prexy Awaits Investment   Dr. Samuel D. Marble, 32, Becomes Executive Of 77-Year-Old Wilmington School Sunday

Ohio Assembly Panel Kills ‘Sleeper Clause’ in Fund For Local Government: Solons Eye War Bonus Plan

Teamsters’ Head Predicts Labor to Form Third Party   ‘Daniel. Tobin Points to Potential Strength of 37,000,000

FINAL BASEBALL SCORES   U. $. Waives Claims For $1-Billion Against Italy

WAIVES BILLION DOLLAR CLAIM: RESTORES SHIPS   New Pact Under Discussion Now

Concession Made To Ease Burdensome Clauses Of Peace Treaty; Ttaly Must Retarn U. §. Property

Place Request fer Reparations Before Council of Foreign Ministers.

Payment Ove Twenty-Year Period Asked   Control Of Ruhr By Four Powers Also Suaaested

SENATE REJECTS HOUSE BEER BILL   Action Sends Measure tc _ Joint Committee

DRY BEER BILL TO CONFERENCE   Towa Senate Refuses. to Apnrove Reviaan

House Refuses To Change Its Version of Bill   Revised Proposal Sent To Conference Committee For Action

Governor Says Solution for  This Area Goal   hour Reservoir Sites Selected by Indiana kngineers on Upper  Kast Fork of River

Speaker Tells. Lions of Work Of Trade Schools   Advantages Told of Cooperation With Employment Offices

House Supports Navy Fund Slash   Move to Force Lopping 70,000 in Men, Claim

House Supports Measure te   Reduce Appropriations : by Il Per Cent

GETS SUPPORT IN HOUSE VOTE   Members Reject Move to Restore Money Slashed by Committee

Debate On Navy Funds Measure Begins In House   Some Pressure Also For Deeper Slashes In Army And Farm Allotments.

 Beaumont Jury To Resume Study Of Evidence In Murder Trial Today

School Salaries Key Issue Before   1947 Legislature   ‘Democrats Plan to Inject  Problem in All Floor  Discussions   FEINBERG SCORES PROPAGANDA LOBBY   ‘Will Not Be Rushed Into  Action By Any Pressure Group. He Declares

Stassen Urges Reduction in High Income Tax   Wants Special Levy On Large Fortunes; Publishes Book

Economic Plan Given By Stassen   Urges Sharp Cut in Upper Bracket Income Taxes, Special Levy on Large Fortunes in New Book

CADOGAN HURLS STINGING ATTACK AT RUSSIAN BLOC   Says If Efforts Fail “We Had Better Tear Up Charter And Pack Up”

BRITISH DEMAND BALKANS ACTION   UN Moves Urged if Charter ls To Be Saved

Britain Says if UN Can't Settle  Balkan Strife, It Had Better Quit

Solve Balkan Trouble or Outt—Britain   Cadagan Delivers Hot Ataeh on Russia and Satellite     Toulllrics

FOR TEXAS CITY   Naotha Vapor Seeps from Refinery; Official Criticizes Red Cross Work

Mayor Trahan Allays Fears of Texas City In Threatened Refinery Tank Explosion

Texas City Mayor Hits RC Relief,  Vapors Threaten Exnlosinn Arec

NAPTHA VAPOR NEW ‘THREAT TO TEXAS CITY   Mayor Of Stricken City Criticizes Work Of Red Cross

Naphtha Vapor Threat Lifted At Texas City  Mavor (Criticizes Red   Mayor Criticizes Red Cross Relief Work

Filibuster Past Deadline In Senate Bars Reconsideration Of Rejection   Folsom May Send Name Back Later   Upper Chamber Votes To Adjourn By Same Margin Appointee Was Beaten

WARNING S OF NEW TWISTER BEING ISSUED   WINDS SAID TO BE INCREAS. ING IN VIOLENCE AS THEY NEAR DEVASTATED  oe REGION

NCW TROPICAL STORM HEADED FOR GULF COASE   Located Ninety Miles S. W. of  Key West, Fla.

Florida Alerted For Blow   New Storm To Miss Mississippi Plagued By Poisonous Snakes

Florida Alert As New Storm Aims At Coast   Damaged Gulf Area Faces Poisonous Snake, Fire Threats

GULF COAST IN PATH OF STORM DUE FROM CUBA   Mississippi Rescue Workers Report 56 Dead, 100 Still Missing After Blow

U.S. Charges Poland Is  Breaking Pact   Political Tactics Protested in American Memo

Senator Threatens. Impeachment of ICC   Bankruptcy Law “1 eqclized Robbery”

Financing of Ratlroads is Criticized   Senator Reed Wants Stock. holders to Have Share in Wartime Profits

5 Are Expected At Meeting Her  Chiropractors Set Date as July 11-1

50 Are Expected At Meeting Her  Chiropractors Set fy, eo doh 171.12  AtsA

Balanced Economy Plans  Outlined By Senator Taft   Ohio Senator Calls for Special Senate Committe: Study of Labor-Management Relations— Wants Tax Burden Eased

LABOR STUDY   Includes Plan in Outline O Program to Promote  ‘Balanced’ Economy

Program Outlined by Sen. ‘Taft for  ‘Balanced’ Economy  _ Ohio Solon Differs With G.O.P.  Colleagues on Taxes

TAFT SETS FORTH VIEWS ON TARIFF, LABOR AND TAXES   Senator, in Lincoln Day Address, Outlines Steps to Promote a “Balanced” Economy.   FAVORS BUDGET CUT : OF 4 OR 5 BILLION   Believes Wages and Prices Should Be Stabilized About 50 Per Cent Over Prewar.

TAFT OUTLINES HIS BALANCED ECONOMY PLAN   OQhioan Demands Senate Labor - Management Relations’ Study

Sen. Taft Outlines Program to Promote Balanced Economy   Urges Specie") +  Labor-’.. “ye LB. a ‘walations  %

[Program Outlined by Sen. Taft for  ‘Balanced’ Economy   Ohio Solon Differs With G.O.P. Colleagues on Taxes and Tariffs: Enumerctes Pointe

Taft Suggests Labor Studies   Republican Leader Offer: Views on Taxes, Tariff

Contented Cows Scientists Wait For Annabelle To Die In Arithmetic Problem

Problem In Arithmetic Gan't Be Solved Until “Annabelle the “Cow” Dies

ANTI-COMMIE LEADER FLEES   Pfeiffer Goes to Austria To Escape Arrest

facial Democracy Note:  CRDNC Resents DAR Proposal to Heat Its  Constitution Hall With Government Steam

uation? Rule Urged As Prerequisite  DAR ‘Would Heat Constitution Hall; Gets Group ‘Steamed Up’

Ford Accord Beats Law To Extend Union Shop    Alternate Plans Adopted Just Before Midnight Deadline, Await Ratifkeation by Menibership

Union Shop Is Retained   Contact Is Signed Second: Before Taft = Hartle . Bill Is' Effective oo. 5 ©

Ford And CIO Officials Agree On 2 Contracts; Leave Decision To Union’s 107-000 Production Warlcere

FORD AND (10 IN AGREEMENT   Union Workers To Decide Which Of Two Contracts To Sign  CLOSED SHOP ASSURED

Ford UAW   Have. Choice of. Two - Pacts, One of Which Includes Pension Pian; Beat New Law Deadline

FORD FIRM AND UNION AGREE ON TWO CONTRACT   Ratification Of Alternative Pacts Will Be Left To Auto  Workers

UMT Advocates. Seek Public Poll  To Ask Co-operation of 48 Governors

Enlist Help of 8 Governors   ‘Military Training ‘Backers Plan Drive

Milit: Training Backers To Seek Aid of Governors To Carry Their Case to People

Goes fo Feopte: \Backers Of Military Training  Bill Take Case To Governors

GRANT HIGHEST WAGE SCALE IN COAL HISTORY   PREDICT ALL WILL FOLLOW PATTERN OF 441 /2 CENT INCREAS!

‘Marshall Talks With Ambassador From Netherlands   Important Java Port Falls to Dutch Tank Attack: Capital Safe

Indonesians Claim Dutch Turned Back   News Agency Reports Republican Troops Have Modjokerto

Need American Influence to Gain Peace  Indonesians Claim - Dutch Drive on Capital Halted

Need American Influence to Gain Peace  Indonesians Claim WLLL OR   Indonesians Claim Dutch Drive on Capital Halted

DUTCH FORCES CAPTURE KEY PORT INTACT   Republicans Claim Advance Blocked  In Mountains

Ask Effort  By U.S. To Check War   Dutch Occupy Javanese Port; 2 Netherlands Forces Cut Off.

Indonesians Rebuff Threat On Capital City   Dutch Threat Against Capital Turned Back, Indonesians Say; Dutch Deny Halt.

Indonesians Appeal to U.S.   President Soekarno Asks America to Help Stop War; Successes Claimed by Both Sides in Fighting Throughout Java

No One Hurt In Skillful Liner Landing  Eastern Airlines Plane   Eastern Airlines Plane Safely Ground in Detroit Area

Russia Weakens On UN Stalemate   Compromise Looms With U.S. on Big Holy Lands Issue

Soviet Compromise On Partition Plan Believed Certain   Reds Reported Ready to Abandon Insistence on Special Commission

Reds Yielding On Palestine   Partition Authority Compromise in Sicht

Claims ITU Rules Benefit Publishers   Senate Committee Hears Randolph

Guster Hearings Proceed —  Ex. -Gov. Kelly Absolved Of Prison Racket Blame

KELLY CLEARED IN QUSTER CASE   Ex-Governor Paid For Prison-Made Cushions, Testimony Reveals

‘Assignment: America  (Reg. 0. S, Pat. off.)  Winant Murdered When He Lost Faith In His Felloiv Man

Durocher Insults One Umpire Too Many Aitorneys Claim That Judge Should Teach Him A Lesson

7 DREW. PEARSON ;  wa The WASHINGTON  ‘Mam MERRY-GO-ROLIND        DREW PEARSON SAYS: — GREEN. BOWLERS INFLUENCE NAVY PROMOTIONS; TRUMAN BUYS $84 GARTERS; CON. AQEERMEN JUNKET TOWARD COOL ALASKA.

OPPONENTS OF REDISTRICTING ADMIT DEFEAT   BRANSON DECLARES FIGHT IS USELESS; JUNKS ‘AMENDMENTS

Soviet Satellites To Be Excluded If They Don’t Turn Over New Leaf.

Railmen Talk New Pay Hikes As Costs Soar   Brotherhoods Decide To Meet Following Price Boost Report

FOOD PRIGE RISE BRINGS THREAT OF NEW PAY DEMANDS   Labor Statistics Bureau Reports Another Hike In  Livina Costs -

GOVERNMENT SURVEY RE VEALS THAT STEADY UP_WARD TREND HAS  * NOT YET ENDED

Hint New Rail Wage  Demands   Retail Food Price Index Reaches New High Second Month.

HIGHER WAGE DEMANDS SEEN FROM TRAINMEN   BLS Survey Says Food Bill Of Average Family Goes Up 1.4 Percent

New Anti-Portal Pay Legislation Submitted Senate  U. S. Treasury Would   U. S. Treasury Would Get All Claims Recovered

100 Pet. Portal Tax Suggested   Bill Introduced to Regain Money for Treasury

Bill Would Tax All Portal Pay In Full Amount   O’Daniel Introduces Measure To Recover Funds for Treasury

NEW MEASURE MAY AFFECT “PORTAL” PAY   Full Yieldine Would Reentt If O’Daniel Bill Becomes Law

100 PER CENT. TAX ON MONEY IS PROPOSED   Revenue Code Would Be Amended Under O’ Daniel Bill

SENATE BILL HITS AT PORTAL SUITS   PROVIDES U. 8. SHALL GET ALL MONEY WORKERS RECEIVE FROM CLAIMS.

O'Daniel Would Divert Portal Pay  From Labor's Pocket to Treasury

Senate Bill Would ‘Kill’. Portal Pay   Secks To Recover For Treasury AH Money Received From Suijis

27-OUNCE BABY GIVEN GOOD CHANCE TO LIVE   Tiny Ohio Girl ‘Here Te Stay’, Doctor Says

Ponto Helps Conduet Employment Confab   Stacher Attends Meet Of Insurance Men   FoOrMePT Fatih F TUTE te petiee rd Gates WITTT VY Escada {i}  Boyle Tells Howto Tella Woman froma Ovstex

The Poor Man’s Philosopher, Hal Boyle, Takes a Few Sayings From His Notebook

Hungary’s Bid For UN Voted Down   Nine Abstain From Voting; U.S. Casts Negative Ballot On Application

177 Seek Council Jobs at Cieveland   UN Turns Down Bid of Hungary

Cruelty Is Defined by lowa Court   ‘Wife Is Cruel and Inhuman When She Keeps Company With Another Man

Says Thousands of Russian ~ Peasants Die of Starvation ‘Through Destruction of Wheat Crop   MOSCOW DISPATCHES OTIOTE SITTIATION

Russia Starving But Dare Not Show Weakness Abroad  Officials Say Only Collective Farming Saved Any of People

Thousands ; Starve in Russia as Grain Crops Fail; Leaders Can’t Ask for Help

Starvation Taking Huge Death Toll in Sections of Russi   Famine Conditions Created by Droughts Failure of Crops, UNRRA’s End

Thousands of Russian Peasants Dying of Starvation in Four Separate Areas

Report Starvation Has Killed Many 'Soviet Peasants During Past Weeks

Report Famine Taking Heavy Toll In Russia   Thousands Listed Dead In Siberia, Ukraine And

PEASANTS STARVE TO DEATH IN RED DOMINATED AREAS   Report From Paris Cla‘ ms Star vation Has Killed: Thousands In Russia

—FAMINE. SWEEPS RUSSIA?— Starvation Toll Grows In Four Soviet Areas

Thousands Have Died Recently In Four Regions  Severe Droughts Brought Conditions

Soviet Peasants Starve, Report   Informant Says Four Russian Regions Are Suffering Famine

Starvation Reported To Have Killed Thousands In Russia   Re REMERERT TAMES

‘Soviet Famine Kills Thousands, Reports Indicate   Conditions Brought On By Drouths in Wheat Districts

Paris Informant Says Thousands Starve To Death   Moscow Unwilling To Admit Crisis To Rest OF Worid

SAY PEASANTS STARVING TO DEATH IN FOUR RUSSIAN AREAS   Adverse Weather Conditions Cut Soviet’s Wheat Crop Seriously

Thousands Of Russian Peasants Falling Victims To Starvation   Writer Claims Drought-Produced Wheat Famine Bringing About Conditions In Four Sections Of Soviet Union. ‘

Thousands Of Red Peasants Starving To Death; Famine And Drought In Wheat Areas

STARVATION HAS TAKEN TERRIFIC TOLL IN SOVIET   Reliable Informant Tells Al Famine Fatal to Thousands of Peasants

Starvation Killing Thousands of  Russians in 1947   Four Regions Are Hard Hit by Food Shortages; Unprecedented Number of Cattle Are Slaughtered; UNRRA Food Shipments Halted

‘Thousands Of Russian Peasants ‘Died During Famine In 4 Areas   Conditions Created By Severe Drouths; Wholesale Slauehter Of Catile Reported

MISSOURI RIVER DROPPED 10 19.4 AT ST. JOSEPH TODAY   Forecast for the Big Muddy Itself Is More Encouraging.   WAS THE CHIEF THREAT   Weather Bureau Forecast 25 eet In the Chariton at Keytesville,

Flood Threats Continue Over Missouri River   Forecasts More Encouraging, But Many Acres Covered

Proposal to Send Goods to Russia Without Collecting Shipping Charges Disclosed   Deal Is Seen as ‘Subterfuge to Escape Intent of Congress,’ Counsellor of Lend-Lease Aarees

Subterfuge Charged In Shipments Made To Soviet Russia   Deal. Is Made Evidently To Escape Attention of Members of Coneress

COLD WAVE GRIPS MIDWEST STATES   ight Snow Falls Neor Grea Lakes Zone ' -

‘Midwest Temperatures 10 Degrees Below Normal: Frost Is Forecast

SNOW FALLS IN THREE STATES   Predict Cold Weather to Las! Rest of Week

MARZANI ENTERS - NOT GUILTY PLEA   Former State Department Employee Arraiqned

Active Mamma   Fire Department Mascot Can‘t Miss Fire, Even For Blessed Event

Woman's Body Is Found In Barrel   Police Are Baffled By Discovery Made By Snel Tisates

Life Expectancy Of OPA Plunges   Republican Senators Push Plans To Kill Five-Year-Old Bureau By March 31 Deadline

Seized   3.500 Jews On Board Expected To Be Sent To Cuprus By British

TWO GO 10 TRIAL IN YACHT BEATHS   COURT REFUSES TO DROP CHARGES AGALNST OVERELL GIRL AND BOY FRIEND,

Overell Murder Trial Started  Throngs of Curious Gather at Scene

Pair Holds Hands As Trial Begins  Ove rell Case Carried   Overell Case Carried Outside by Amplifier

Trial Of Heiress, Boy Friend Starts  Charged With Slaying Girl’s Parents

TRIAL OF YOUNG LOVERS STARTS   Santa Ana Girl And Boy Friend Charged With Killing Her Parents

Lovers Go On Trial : in Yacht Slayings   Murder Trial Being Broad.  cast By Loud Speaker Svstem

bed PETER EDSON  “Beautiful Box Car’ Is Theme Song of Every Shipper

MARCH 3,4,5,6  Amarillo Fat  Stock Show   ULS. Ship To Test Dutch Blockade In Dash From Java With Rich Cargo

MISSING GIRL © SUSPECT HELD   Int picked Up in CHARLES TON: MAY ‘Be stupeNt _ WHO VANISHED ¢ YEAR AGO:

GUSTY WINDS, GIANT WAVES SMASH BEACH   Florida City Tries To Bulwark Dunes With Sandbags

PHONE STRIKERS TOTAL 125,000   WE and Southwestern Bel] Major Holdouts

PHONE WORKERS RETURN SLOWLY   Major Holdouts Are Employes Of Western Electric

2PUBLic WORKS GRANTS      [Will Finance Specifications fo i Work at Sedan and Jetmore

TERRORIST BLAST KILLS 10 IN HAIF?   Attack Launched to Avenge Deportation of Exodus Jews.

IRGUN BLASTS HAIFA — POLICE HEADQUARTERS   Barrel Bomb Kills Ten Injures 77 Persons To Avenge Exodus

Barrel Blast $5 Million Arab Threat Kills Ten Loss In Dock War If Holy Injures 77Fire In NYC Land’s Split

Underground Blasts Haifa Police Post   10 Killed, 77 Injured In Venaeful Blow

10 Lose Lives In Haifa Blast   27 Others Hurt. as. Jews Bit Back at British

10 Killed, 77 Hurt In Haifa Explosion   Barrel of Explosives Blows Up the Police Headquarters

TEN PERSONS IN HOLY LAND   Barrel of Explosives Hits Headquarters Of Haifa Police

10 Are Killed And 77 Injured In Haifa Blast   British Troops Hold Four as Suspects In Latest Attack

10,000 OHIO WORKERS BACK PHONE WALKOUT   Vote To Join National Strike If Necessary, Chief Says

‘OHIO PHONE WORKERS VOTE TO JOIN STRIKE   May Walk Out Along with Others in U. S. Aprit 7.

ROMANIAN REJECTS U.S. TRIAL PROTEST   Attacks ‘Foreign Interference’ in Rebuking Note ‘in Treason Case. -

Veterans’ Club License Bill Vetoed by Duff  Clase T ee  athan   Class Legislation And Unconstitutional, Governor Contends

Dutt Vetoes Four Measures   Vets’ License Exemption Codification of Marriage Laws Killed

VETS CLUB ACT   Vetoes Bill To Give Clubs Exemption From State License Quota Law

Ome eerste irene  English Willing To Give Asylum To Polish Leader

AFL HEADS MAY REFUSE TO SIGN NON-RED PAPER   Move Will Constitute Major Boycott of NLRB by 2 Biggest Unions

AFL Chiefs May Refuse to Sign Non-Red Papers   Executive Council May Decide to Join CIO in Boycott of New Labor Boord

AFL Chieftains May Jom C10 in Boycott of NLRB    Executive Council Likely to  Refuse to Sign NonCommunist Affidavits

National Labor Relations Board ToBe Boycotted   AFL Council May Refuse Affidavit

Board Faces AFL Boycott   Executive Council’s Siep Sept. B Hinted

POLICE PLAN . ARAB ACTION   POSSIBLE KOLY WAR AGAINST JEWS BY ARABS IS REASON FOR PO ° LICE ACTION

Eisenhower, Spaaiz Give Testimony Supporting Unified Armed Forces ©

Telephone Pickels Ordered Withdrawn   Way Cleared for Resumption of Full Service In West Virainia

Locals Will Vote On National Chief’:  Recommendation   Urges Action in Areas Where Other Unions Have Signed Pacts

MARSHALL DUE T0 ARRIVE TODAY FOR RIO CONFERENCE   Will Seek Quick Agreement Among All Americas On Defense Traniv

Long Attempt To Negotiate Peace Ends in Failure   Both Factions Are Blamed by Marshall; Marines To Withdraw

Temperatures   Will Dismantle Civilian and Military Staff In China and Break Off Committee of Three: State Department ‘Irked’? By Delays

EARLY REMOVAL OF MARINES T0 BE EFFECTED   Committee of Three Was Organized by Marshall as Truman's Envoy

U.S. Walks Out As Peace-Maker In China Strife   Delayimg Tactics of Both Sides Responsible for American Move   EARLY WITHDRAWAL OF MARINES LIKELY   Department of State Says Plans for Evacuation of Trosps Due Soon

U.S. DROPS MEDIATION IN CHINA   Admits Peace Efforts Failed: Will Witheraw Marines

Withdrawal From Big 3 Organization Announced:  Marshall Report Recalled

Terminate U.S. Role_ In China   American Mediation  - Efforts to End War Between Two Factions - To Be Withdrawn

U. S. Gives Up Mediation In China War   Nation Abandons Efforts To Restore Peace In Strife Torn Country

J. S. DROPS ITS ROLE AS MEDIATOR IN CHINA   State Department Announces Withdrawal From Efforts To Resolve Differences Between Central Government And Opposing Communists In Strife-Torn Country—Connection With Committee Of Three Set Up In Chungking Last February Terminated

U. S. Abandons Plans For Peace In China   Siate Department Announces Its Inability To Get Communists And Nationalists Togethe:

EXPECT EARLY EVACUATION OF MARINE FORCE   Delaying Tactics by Both Chinese Parties Cause U. S. Decision

MARINES WILL BE WITHDRAWN FROM COUNTRY   State Department Ends U. 8. Mediation Efforts

Effort To End Civil Warfare Is Abandoned   Orders For ‘Relief’ Of Marines Readied

Withdraws From China Mediation   State Department Makes Decision . Publie. Wednesday

Leaves Peace Try fo Chinese   Follows Up Marshall Statement Chinese Liberals  Must Assume Leadership

US Withdraws As Mediator In Chinese Strife   Terminates Connection  With Committee Of 3

U.S. WILL ABANDON ATTEMPT 10 STOP FIGHTING IN CHINA   Efforts to Mediate Civil   Strife in Country te Be Stopped, Statement Savs Today.   YANK MARINES WILL BE MOVED

Effort to End Civil Strife Is Concluded  Withdrawal Set Of Headquarters For Truce Teame

State Department Announcement U.S. Gives Up Mediation In  China Conflict

U. S. Draws Gut As Aid In China   Anneuncement Ends Efforts For Mediation

U.S. GIVES UP LONG MEDIATION TRIAL IN CHINA   Has Decided To Terminate It Connection With Committee Of Three

"U.S. Withdraws Efforts to End Strife in China   ,  Connection With Special ““Committee Of Three” Terminate

US Withdraws As Mediator . For Chinese   End Cennections With Committee Set Up To Nevollate Settlement.

Personne! Will Be Withdrawn  “Relief’”’ of   “Relief” of Marines to  Be Announced Later

L nited States Quits Chinese Peace Effort   Withdraws from Move Marshall Onee Headed To End War—Marines Will be Relieved

9000 Marines — To Be Brought Home Quickly   Gen. Marshall Decides to  Wash Hands of  Conflict

ATTEMPTS AT MEDIATION ABANDONED   Government Decides to Terminate Its Work Seeking Internal Unity.

U. S. Gives Up All Efforts To Mediate Differences Between Chiang And Reds

U. S. Abandons Aitempts to End Chinese Trouble   Kai-Shek, Communist Leader Are Notified

U.S. Quitting Fight to End China Strife   America Considers All Efforts Futile; Marines to Pull Out

U.S, ABANDONS CHINA EFFORTS   oo: atk ak we OOK GIVES UP ATTEMPT TO RECONCILE  _ FACTIONS

' BARLY WITHDRAWAL FOR MARINE  U. S. Quits Mediator Role In Chinese Civil Strife.   Both Nationalists and Communists Heald At Fault for Breakdown of Peace Parley

Plan for Recall of U.S. Troops   All-Out Civil War Now Looms In North China.

MARINES TQ QUI CHINA SHORTLY   U. 8. Formally Gives Up Its Efforts to Mediate Civil Strife

U. 9. DECISION IS Revealed by State Department; Group Of Three to Disband

TACTICS OF BOTH CAN’ ARE. BLAMEL   Move Is Tacit Admission 01 Failure; Marines to Leave Country.  T

Snow Hits Colorado   Disrupts Travel and Imperils Hunters; Seven Missing in Army Plane

Two Feet of Snow in Rock ics Maroons Sportsmen; Mercury to Low 20's

Marshall Drafts Report to U.S. :   Reeeives: Warm Truman Gr celing; Rests for White House Meet * =

Truman Greets Big 4 Delegate      Marshall to Present Confidential Report To Leaders Sunday

Laney’s Plans Still Debated By News Mer   UP WRITER SAYS BEN MAY SEEK THIRD TERM

Soviet-Greek Break Hinted In Broadcast   Moscow Charges Russian Embassy Workers Tortured

MANN FLAYED ‘SELF-PITIERS'      GERMANS OVERLOOK HARDSHIPS IN OTHER COUNTOHIES

POLICE BAFFLED IN. MUTILATION DEATt   Coroner's Inquest Fails. to Give Any Clue

Dead End in Torso-Slicing Murder Case   No Progress in Hunt for Killer ~ of "Black Dahlia!’

216 Killed This. Year in Air Line Crashes—More Than Any Year Since Business Started

216 Airline Deaths in 1947 Is Double. Any Previous Year   Rate of Lives Lost Per Mile Also Higher Than Ever

216 Killed En Commercial Air Line Accidents   NEW RECORD IS SET THIS YEAR BY PLANE CRASHES

216 Have Plunged To Death In Five Crashes Since January _ Twice As Many Lives Claimed In ‘47 Airline Accidents Than In Any Of Previous 19 Years

216 PASSENGERS, CREW MEMBERS HAVE DIED IN 1947 AIRLINE ACCIDENTS

AIR FATALITIES DOUBLE NUMBER IN OTHER YEARS   Record May Be Worst Since 738

ROUND-WORLD SPEED FLIGHT BEGINS TODAY   Pilot Expects to Halve 186-How: Solo Record Made by Late Wilev Post.

Odom Setting Out On World Flight   Seeks to Cut RoundWorld Time in Half With A-26 Plane

FIRE: DAMAGE — AT COLUMBUS   HALF MILLION DOLLAR LOSS AT GWINN MILLS WAS SECOND WITHIN TWENTY MONTHS 

Cold Wave Hits Large Part Of U.S.   Crop Experts Say Corn Has Been Damaged

Odom Leaves Calcutta For Orient Half Hour Ahead of Flight Record

SOLO FLYER a ON SIXTH: “FLIGHT LEG   MAY STOP AT SHANGHAT BUT HOPES TO CONTINUE ON “TO TOKYO AIRPORT::

NEW SUSPECT INBLACK DAHLIACASE.   Evidence Points “To Military  - Policeman

MP at Fort Dix Seized as Dahlia Murder Suspec'   Army Corporal Held After Authorities Find Clipping In Wallet

SOLDIER IS HELD, DAHLIA CASE SUSPECT   Admits He Had Date With Slain Girl January 9

CONFUSED M. P, MAY HAVE SLAIN BLACK DAHLIA   Soldier Held at Ft. Dix, N. J., Admits Date Then “RBlack-Out”

OF BLACK DAHLE   ‘father of Two Admits Hav ing Had Date With Vic fim on Jan. 9

60-Day Whiskey. Making Holiday   But, Some Distillers Are Marking Time Before Resuming 

Big Four Agree to Raise Level of German Industry   First Major Accomplishment Of Conference

TRUMAN WON'T REVEAL STAND ON TWO BILLS   Decisions on Labor, Tax Issues Face Delay Due to Canadian Trip

Truman Bars Even an Inkling OfTax Cut Fate   Reported Unlikely to Act Until His Return From Visit ta Canada

Truman, Back in Washington, Ref use. Hint of Tax, Labor Bill Intention

LABOR, TAX. BILLS FACE PRESIDENT   Truman Back In Washington Refuses To Give Inkling Of Whether It Will Be Signature Or Veto

Conciliafors To Try Again   Situation for Southwestern States In Phone Strikes Is Gloomy Again

SENATORS VOTE FOR WAR PROBE   _ Override Demo Protest on Special Committee

Democratic Objections Turned Back By Republicans: First Test of Strength   INVESTIGATING GROUP TO CONTINUE FOR YEAR

DEMOCRATIC MOVE DEFEATED TODAY BY JHE SENATE 6.0. P,   Would Have Turned Any Fur ther War Fraud Investigations Over to Committee.   TEST PARTY STRENGTH   The Senate Rejected a Proposal by Sen. Tydings by Vote 47 to 15.

DEFEAT MOVE BY DEMOCRATS TO KILL COMMITTEE   SEN. TAFT HINTS MINORITY PARTY FEARS INQUIRIES

G.0.P. Wins  On Issue of War Inquiry   Investigating Committee Extended by Senate Vote of 49-43.

Dewey Vetoes Bill to Give Children’s Courts Power to Try Errant Parents

 DEWEY VETOES BILL WHICH WOULD HAVE MADE ERRANT PARENTS RESPONSIBLE

Russia Loses Opening Test   ‘Way to Greek Step Open Despite Vetoes

Long, Stormy Session In Prospect As Vetoes By  ’’. Russians Holdup  - “Council Action

Long, Stormy Session Seen   55-Nation Assembl Opens Today with US Winnina Firet Move

ELECT ARNAHA FROM BRAZIL AS PRESIDENT   Transfer Greek Case Out of Security Body Desnite Soviet Vetoes

Diplomats See Long, Stormy  Session Ahead Of UN Nations   Gromyko Registers Two More Vetoes On Greek Problem

Russia Scores 20th Veto As Parleys Resume   U. S., Reds Clash  On Greek Issue As ‘Town Meeting Of The World’ Begins

A GUNDERVATION COMMITTEE ON FOOD iS NAMEL  Gov. Phil M. Donnelly Names   Gov. Phil M. Donnelly Names Tom R. Douglas As Chairman:   IS MADE UP OF SIX MEN      Governor Acted After Res ceiving Telegram From Truman.

47 RED CROSS DRIVE OFF 10 GOOD START   Workers in Several Districts Report Canvass Complete

Labor Government Escapes Defeat By 24 Votes; Move To Amend King’s Speech Fails

Britain’s Labor Government Escapes Defeat ‘Less Than 30 Votes In House Of Commons

NARROW VICTORY SCORED BY LABOR   Margins Smallest since Party Assumed Power

Gas Ration Abolition Issue Nearly Upsets Labor Government in Britain

Government Averts Defeat by Only 30 Votes in England's Gas Ration Abolition Issue

BRITISH LABOR GOV'T. BARELY MISSES DEFEAT   Wins By Only 24 Votes On Gas Ration Abolition Issue; Closest Margin Of Victory Since Coming Io Power.

Labor in Britain In Closest Escape  Commons Abolishes Gasoline Ration By 30-Vote Margins

Labor Govt. Escapes Gas Ration Defea\   Approves Hotly Argued Motion By 24 Votes

ATTLEE’S RULE AVERTS DEFEAT BY CLOSE VOTE   Bitter Debate Rages Arounc Labor Government Bid To End Gas Ration

Labor Party Wins Test   But Vote Upholding Gas Ban Closest Yet For British Gov't

BRITISH LABOR REGIME CLOSE TO A DEFEAI   GASOLINE BAN WINS OUT BY ONLY 30 VOTES

Attlee Regime Averts Defeat In Two Tests   Move to Wipe Out Gas Ration Beaten. By Narrow Marcin

ATTLEE BARELY -AVERTS DEFEAT   Labor Government Misses Upset Twice By Less Than 30 Votes   /RESIGN’ IS SHOUTED

Labor Wins Close Vote In Parliament  Crisis Develops Over Issue Of Curtailing Use Of Gasoline

Labor Regime Survives Two House Votes  Gas Ration Lifting Averted After

BRITISH LABOR REGIME STEPS FAST T0 WIN   Two Tests Nearly Upset Government, One Coming on. Gas Ration Issue

MOVE TO END TENURE OF ATTLEE FAILS   Labor Government Twice Averts Defeat, but by Narrowest Margin It Has Had Since Party Came Into Power.

Britain’s Labor Regime Averts Defeat Twice   Margin Less Than 30 Votes Each Time

Labor Government Wins by 24 Votes  Beats Effort to Go On With Debate

Close Call For Government In Britain   Churchill Fails In Attempt To Oust Present Regime

Legior Favors Admission Of Some DP’s   Legion Committee Recommends That Europeans Be Permitted Entry into U.S. in Limited Numbers.

Admit DP’s. Legion Urges In New Stand   Asks U. S. to Take Its ‘Fair Share’  As Humanitarian Move in Crisis

CRASH IN JAPAN LEAVES 40 DEAD   Plane Rams . Mountainside Southwest Of Tokyo

BODIES OF 40. PERSONS KILLED IN PLANE CRASH IN JAPAN ARE RECOVERED

Stiffer Installment Terms Expected To Continue, Survey Indicates

Lift Credit Controls In ll § Tomorrow   Indications re,  thowever, That There Will Be No Quick Return of Pre-War  Taxity.

Merchants Are Generally Expected To Hold Tighter Rein On Credit Despite Lifting Of Federal Lid

Federal Controls’ On Time Buying  Drawing to Close  _ Credit to Be Kept Fairly Tight In Fear of Inflation

NO RETURN 10 EASY TERMS IN CREDIT LIFTING   Installment Buying Curbs End Saturday Night After 6 Years

Federal Controls On Installments End Tomorrow  But Swift Return to

LONSUMER CREDIT LONTROLS WILL GO ROM SCENEINU.S,   Private Business, Howeyer, Is Expected to Keep Watch; Renewals May se Sought.   LAXER PROVISIONS MAY BE IN FORCE

TACTICS DRAW PARTING BLAST FROM HUGHES   Gen. Meyers Denies Making Profits In Stock

Conviction of Navy Chief Overruled by N.Y. Federal Court   Judge Reluctantly Sets Penalty Aside For Former Jan POW 1

PAULEY TO FACE MORE QUESTIONS   Committee To Ask Details On Grain Operations

Early Decision On Extent Of Trading Probe Promised   Senate Appropriations Committee Will Determine Soon Whether Full-Scale Inquiry Into Speculation Will Be Ordered

Deeper Probe Planned In  Speculation   Senate Committee to Act After Inquiry; Will Recall Pauley

—COMMODITY SPECULATION— Pauley ty acing Another  Session Before Probers

Want More Data From Pauley   Committee Promises Early Decision on Commodity Probe

WILL DECIDE SOON ON PROBE OF MARKETS   Appropriations Committee t Recall Edwin Pauley to Stand

Senators Will  Extend Probe  Of Speculation Pauley To Give  More Tectimany

OFFICIALS MAY PRESS PROBE OF ‘BIG DEALS’   "Study To Be Made To Decide Whether Full-Scale Speculation Rampant

May Call for Full-Scale ’ -Proof of Part That _ Officials Played - ain Market

Committee To Hear Further From Pauley   Full Scale Inquiry Into Speculation May Result

Senate to Decide On Probe of Grain Market Speculatior  Appropriations Body Wants to Hear More About Edwin Pauley

Senate Committee Considers Further Speculation Probe  To Ask Defariment Heads It Personnel Uso Facts For Deals in Commodities

Senate Committee ls Considering Full Market Probe  Group Wants to Hear More Details of Pauley’s Dealings

Senate Group Studies Pauley  Await Reports From 5 Department Heads

Senators to Hear About Pauley Deals   Committee is ‘Considering  Full . Investigation of  Reported Speculation on  Part of Officials

Says Troops: Should Stay On In Italy »  Lodge Declares Must See Treaty

“Should Stay In Italy”   Rep. Lodge Says U. S. Ought to Keep Troops And Order in Nation

Would Keep U.S. Troops in Italy “indefinitely”   Rep. Lodge Tells House Yanks Are Needed “To Assure Law and Order’

Eureka! Texas Sisters Discover Method of Keeping Pajama Pants Legs From Crawling Up and Up

Rain Needed In Midwest Grain Areas   Texas Panhandle See: Little Hope of Good Crop in ‘48

GIRL IS SOUGHT IN GI’S MURDER   Lila Kurth Missing From Home Several Days

NORMAN J. VANG 1S. PROMOTEL   To Production Manager Of Wellsboro Cow. ame

Stormy Seas Sweep Pacific Aioll   Vessels Speeding Toward Isle on Rescue Mission

Storm Lashes Pacific; Sea _ Covers Atoll  100-Odd Yanks Wait Out Waves

Waves Sweep Over Little Palmyra Atoll   Hawaiian Islands Have Major Damage; Alaska Feels Blow

Pacifie Rolls Over Palmyra, U.S. Garrisor   Hawaii Re ports Property Damage High As Storm  Mavaa ta Alantiona

Palmyra Atoll Is Inundaied By High Seas      Navy Hastens Farflung Rescue Operations By Sea and Air.

Naval Garrison On'   PalmyraAtoll, 108: Men, Calls For Aid'   Stormy Seas Sweep Overy Tiny Island Group 1,000 Miles South Of Honolulu; U. S. Navy Standing  By To Evacuate Personnel, If Necessary

PALMYRA NAVY GARRISON HIT - BY HIGH SEAS   Assistance Being Rushed To Tiny Pacific Isle; Pepulation Calm   BASE USED AS RADIO AND NAVY AIRFIELD

Plane, Carrying 15, Strikes House, Dragging ‘Woman and Kitchen Sink Into Orchard: All Live

PLANE PLUCKS WOMAN FROM HER KITCHE!   Lands Unhurt in Or chard; Five Persons Injured

Seven Injured When Airliner Strikes House   Crash Carries Away House wife And Her Kitchen Sink In Freak Wreck

PLANE CRASHES HOUSE: 7 HURT   150 Others Escape in Odd  Accident at Nashville

Number 83 Deaths in Holiday Wrecks    Plane Crashes House ‘but No One Is Killed

Airliner. Hits. House; Picks’ up: a Woman and Kitchen; No One. Killed

MAGICIAN DOES HIS BEST TRICK:      /WRECKS PLANE, HOUSE BUT: NONE KILLED -

Crashing Plane Hurls Housewife; * Kitchen 75 Yards Into Peach Grove

Airliner Hits House But Nobody Killed   Magician Flies Plane; Five Passengers, Housewife Are Hurt

Magician Says It Was A Miracle None Seriously Injured: When  Bia Plane Crashes Into House

Conservation of Soil Important  Farmers Put It Aheac Of Everything Else

THREE FLIERS BAID TO HAVE FLOWN JET PLANE.  ‘tHaovan SONIC BAR-, RIER

Traman Scans Voluntary .Plan For Food Rationing   President Hopes To Reach Decision Soon On Best Mahner Of Approach—U. $. Urged To Eat More Fish

EAT MORE FISH, AMERICA URGED   President May Suggest Voluntary Rationing Of Food In U.S.

Truman Studies Possible Action On Price Issue   Oregon Senator Asks Special Session; Krug Says Eat Fish

Soaring Prices af Home, Need of Aid Abroad, in Study  Voluntary Food Rations System Being Explored by President Truman

Voluntary Food Rationing May Be Asked Soaring Prices Are Studied By Truman

RATIONING MAY BE APPROVED BY PRESIDENT   Truman and Cabinet Are ai Last Giving Heed to High Prices

TRUMAN WEIGHS STEPS 10 COMBAT SOARING PRICES   Plans Under Consideration Said to Include a Voluntary Food Rationing System,   HOPES TO REACH DECISION SHORTLY   Sen. Morse Urges Democrats and Republicans to Attack Cost Problems on Non-Partisan Basis.

Reported Weighing Voluntary Rationing Truman Studies Plan To Meet Food Crisis

Texas Clears Storm Debris   Disturbance Blows Out In Rain Saualls

Tropical Storm Knites Inland  In Texas Area   High Wind Expected te Blow Itself Out in Rain Squalls:  Dead

SWEEPS 100 MILES INLAND.      Fourth Guif-Born Tropical Disturbence Gf Tix Year Brings One Death, Many injuries And Heavy Damage Ts Southeast Texas

Contend Dynamite Caps That Failed To Explode Kept Overell Murders From Being ‘Perfect’ Crimes

Mayor, Five Aldermen Are To Be Chosen   Real Fight For First Time Since Late 30’s

Congress Opens Drive Against Communism  House Committee Asked by Legion to Outlaw Party in U. S.

Drive Opened Against Reds  By Congress   American Legion Calls Up on Congress To Outlaw Communist Party

HOUSE STARTS HEARINGS ON OUTLAW PLANS   Contempt Citation Voted: Against Communist

Today In Congress   House Un-American Committee Cites Leader: Of Communist Party For Contempt; Rent Control, Rationing Under Consideration 

Way Open For Unrestricted Competition Tough Fight Is Expected To Halt “Easy Credit” On Cars

Navy Official, Says Condi. tion Not Serious, Did Not Suffer Any Paralysis

PROBABLY A STROKE   But Fleet Admiral King's I!!neos Not Marked by Paralysis

British People Fast Losing Faith in UN. Claim   Condition of Adm. King Improves. Navy Savs

MORE TAX CUTS ARE PROJECTED   House Committee Orders ‘Heorings on General Shake"Up of Levy Statutes

ON D-DAY’S THIRD ANNIVERSARY... White Crosses Dot -Old-Battle Scenes

D -Day Path Marked By Crosses   Endless White Rows Impress Visitor to Normandy on 3rd An niversary of Invasion

White Crosses Most Impressive Sight at Cherbourg on 3rd D-Day Anniversary

x~ 6*§* * &* & * White Crosses In Lovely Normandy  Stand Guard On Invasion Battlefields

Today Marks Third Anniversary of Costly D-day Landing in Normandy

Endless Rows of White Crosses Beneath Apple Trees... > Normandy Invasion Area Revisited on Third Anniversary

After Three Yecrs.. White Crosses in Normandy ‘Recall Horrors of D-Day

28,462 White Crosses Give Reminder Of Third Anniversary Of Normandy D-Day

Row On Row Of White Crosses Amid Hedgerows Of Normandy Tell Cost Of D-Day Landina

NORMANDY, JUNE 6, 1947 Endless Rows of Crosses Line Hedaerows, Normandy

D-DAY IN NORMANDY Third Anniversary Recalls Costly U.S. War Campaign

D-Day Anniversary Tour Recalls [Heavy Toll of Normandy Campaiar   Breathtaking Sight of Endless Rows of White Crosses Impressive Reminder of Greatest, If Costliest, Military Operation in U. S. History

D-Day Invasion  Costly In Lives   Third Anniversary Being Marked Today; Graves Of CDs Remind.

Just Three Years Ago Today!  White Crosses Mark Resting Places of Americans Who Took Cherbourg Peninsula

‘Three Years Ago: \Maryland Troops Heaviest Hit  On D-Day Fighting In France

‘Endless Rows Of White Crosses  Now In Normandy Hed gerous   Maryland's 29th Division Was Hardest Hit In Storming Beaches Three Years Ago Today

Breathtaking Sight Is Reminder of When Five US Divisions Hit the Beaches on June 6, 1944

On Third Anniversary of D-Day  Endless Rows of White Crosses Impressive Sight in Normandy

White Crosses Reveal Cost of D-Day Invasion   28,462 Americans Died In Normandy Landings Which Paved Way for Victory Over Germany

Texas City Victim Is Identified   U-Voy.... Plus (hree Years  1 oonalioas  in Normandy Is Recalled

—WHITE CROSSES BENEATH TREE: U.S. Heroes Rest In  Normandy Cemeteries

Crosses Remind of D-Day in 1944  Endless Rows Point ©   Endless Rows Point To Heavy Yank Dead

Seizure Of Cherbourg Pen insula Accomplished At Cost OF 90,000 Lives; Hedgerows Add To Toll

_ —AROUSED— Lawmaker  Demands New Curbs   FREE RUN OF ‘COUNTRY HIT

NAVY SALVAGE CREW IS BEING REWARDED   Men Who Took Over Damaged German Freighter Six Years Aeon Netting $2.000 Fach

Wild Speculation in Grains, Foods Must be Curbed, Asserts Sen. Ives

Ives Hits Speculation In Grains   Basic Food Index Approaching Peak; Some Prices Down

U. S. May Be F orced To Act To Curb Prices   Senator Ives Believes Controls Of Speculations Mav Be Compulsory

Finds Respite From Domes.  tie And International Crises In Visit With His Mother

SATS TRIBUTE TO FDR Truman Visits In Missouri On ~ Anniversary Of Taking Office.

Truman, on His Second Anniversary  As President, Calls on Home Folks

TRUMAN VISITS WITH HIS PALS   Chief Also Spends Second An niversary of Rise to Presi_dency with Mother

Troubled President. Finds * Respite From Cares At Hom  ‘Truiman. Marke ‘Second Anniversary. . “OL His Succession. To White House ©

Truman Visits Mother, Home Town Friends   Flies From Washingtor To Find Respite From Troublesome Days; To Return Today

Truman Flies to Missouri,  Visits Mother At Grandview   President Met at Airport by Daughter, His Brother and  Others—Sees Some Old Friends During Lunch at Cafe—  Declares Crises Are Confronting Him Now as They Have During His 24 Months in White House.

Coal Miners In  Canada Walkout   - “No. Contract, No Work,” So Thirteen Thousand Aré Idle Today.

Poultryless Day May Be Droppec  - Eggless Thursday Is Not Likely To Be

Poultryless Day Hangs in Balance  Luckman Meets With Poultry and Feed Men

Luckman May Bargain With Pouliryless Rescind Order   To Ask Poultry And Feed Men Ts Save Grain

Food Committee May Discontinue Poultryless Day   Meeting Scheduled For Drafting New Wheat-Saving Plan

/— RUMOR END— Poultry — Program Decision Due Today   ’ LUCKMAN SETS PARLEY

P oultryless. Thur 'sday May Be Ended Soon   Luckman Schedules Behind-Doors Meeting With Spokesmen

Grain Conservation Program Is Sought  Food Committee Waits for Plan

Move Begun By Luckman For Helping Poultrymen   Would Save Grains And End Days Upon Chickens, Turkeys. Would Not Be Used

Grain Saving Plan Sought By Committee   If Acceptable May Signal End To Poultryless Thursdays

Poultrymen  Draft Plan   Food Committee Will Study Proposal and End Poultryleas Thursdays

ASKS RAISERS TO MAP SUBSTITUTE SAVING PROGRAM   MEETING TODAY MAY RESULT IN PLEDGE. TO CONSERVE GRAIN

MAY DISCONTINUE POULTRYLESS DAY   New Drive to Test Cooperation of Farmers.

Poultry Plan. Suggested To Save Grain   PROPOSAL IS STUDIED BY LUCKMAN TODAY

FARMERS GUT DOWN USE OF SCARCE GRAIN   COUNTRY HAS LARGE SUPPLY OF TURKEY AND CHICKEN

nT ries ToCut  Off Woman's Head   rscheid Stops Chase Shot Over Head; No One Hurt

nTriesToC ut ae Off Woman's Head   hot Over Head;  rscheid Stops ‘Chase 0 One Hurt oh

40F 7 YOUTHS ARE SENTENCED   - Given Terms of Not To Exceed 10 Years In Iowa Reformatory

Asks Probe of Gas Shortage  CIO Council Asks Various Agencies to Make Inquiry

Talmadge Asks ‘White Primary Governor Vote  Georgia Election Could Be Called by House Speake

Talmadge Offers Special Election   Suggests Resignations With Vote to Follow Within 60 Days

Special Election To Quiet Georgia Dispute Sought   Passage of New Law For White Primary ls Asked of Assembly

Proposes White  Primary   Talmadge Would  Submit Controversy To the People; May Have Demonstration

Talmadge Offer: To Let People Decide Battle  s Feud May Be Placed On Primary Ballot

Suggests An Election By White Voters   Offers To Face Thompson In Special Democratic Primary.

Talmadge Offers Governorship Vofe in Georgia   Says He Will Submit Fight to People—Afte: Legislative Session

‘White Primary’ Election ‘Proposed; Thompson Asks For Test at the Polls Soon

OFFERED TO THE CITIZENS   This Was the Suggestion of Herman Talmadge of Atlanta Today.   ADDRESSED ASSEMBLY   He Will Resign If Lieutenan  Gov. Thompson Woeld Step Out.

Asks White Vote In Office Fight   Incumbent Claims Majority Of White Voters Support Him

“Offers to Submit “fo WhitePrimary   ‘mt id  ont ae Thon Will Re   Students Plan March on Capitol Tomorrow to  Confront Talmadge

Priesary Flecticn   :  Desires People of Georgia To Express Their Choice By Vote

WILL RESIGN. IF THOMPSON UROPS CLAIM   Would Submit Controversy Over Governorship to “White” Election.

TALMADGE SAYS HE WILL QUIT IF LAWS PASS   Georgia ‘Governor’ Offers To Resign If Thompson Will Do Same

Talmadge Offers to Abide by Decisions of “White Primary   Offers Resignation i Thompson Will Agree To Quit Also

Talmadge Says Ile Is Willing for’ Governor. ship .to be Decided in a White Primary Election

Demo Election Urged In Talk To Legislature   Spokesman Says He'll Resign If Thompson Will

WOULD FAVOR PRIMARY AFTER SESCION ENDS   Says He Will Resign If Lieut. Governor Also Will Step Out

Rivals Offer To Let People Vote On Issue   Talmadge Tells Legislature Be Will Resign Lf “Lt. Governor” Will Do Likewise   Denies Military “Coup d’Etat”   Champions White Supremacy and State’s County Unit System Of  Voting

A Democratic White Primary’ Recommended   Offer Comes As Last Minute Revision In Speech Made To General Assembly  aeieneneecet     etme ecm ee ee  RKTTIDENTC WARGCHIAT PROTECT WaARC iy

Tells Legislature He Is Willing to Let People of Georgia Decide   WILLING TO RESIGN AND HOLD ANOTHER ELECTION

WOULD TEST VOTERS   Talmadge Offers Oppose Thompsor In White Primary

BRITISH FUEL CRISIS ABATES   Coal Supplies Slowly Returning to Normal.

Official Puts CIO On Record ‘As Opposed to Training Law  ‘Terms Commission Report “Biased”

Southern Michigan is Threatened With Worst Floods in its History

Families Evacuated As Waters Rise In Illinois, Michigan; Oklahoma Is Hit

MICHIGAN WARNED OF GREAT FLOOD   Scores. of Familias Flee Ristina Streams

FLOODS SWEEP OVER MICHIGAN   ‘May Be Worst In History, Meteorologist Warns

MICHIGAN SECTION FACES FLOOD AND FAMILIES FLEEING   Wotet Flood Threat In History Follows Downpour Rivers Ave Ramoaag'ng .

Flood Waters Menace South Part Michigan   Scores Of Families Flee Rising Streama and °  Rivers In Many great

Admiral Denfeld To Head Navy   Will Suceeed Admiral Nimitz: As CNO

ADMIRAL NIMITZ SOON TO RETIRE   Denfeld Is New Chief of Naval Operations.

Sfandard of Indiana Hikes Crude Prices   Announces Increase Of 25 Cents Barrel In All Areas Where lt: Mokec- Purchases

Budget Measure ls Up To Senate  i a   Can Restore Funds To Interior Dept.

000,00 AddeditoSum For Columbia   Measure Passes by 307 to 30 Vote Will All but $4,875,000 of Slask by Committee Approved

House: Passes Interior Bill   Opponents of Heavy Fund Cut Hope for Some Restoration

Lonk to Senate in Hopes of Getting Cash Restored to Interior Department   HOUSE PASSES BILL AS”. INCREASES ARE DENIEE

HOUSE APPROVES (TERIOR CUTS      Jones Is Victor in First Effort Toward Economy

Lost $99 Goes To Finder for Tax   House Votes Cut In Budget for Interior Offices

HOUSE APPROVES ASPER CENT SLASH IN INTERIOR FUNDS    Western Solans Look to Sen ate to Restore Bud ee WE. ,

Compromise on Appropriations Seen Possible .   House Refuses To Change Economy Stand

HOUSE UPHOLDS INTERIOR SLASH   Western Bloc Pins Hope On Senate Return Of Funds

Temperatures On Rise Throughout State As Compared To Near-Zero Early Yesterday   HIGH OF 34 LIKELY IN VALLEY BY TONIGHT

Vishinsky Sees No Danger of War  Assails Statements of U. S. Senators

Reach Wage Agreement   State GOP Heads Agree On Emergency Tax Plan

County Soaked by a 3-inch Drouth Buster   Rain is General Over Emporia Territory and Wheot Farmers Are Inhilan   “FINE RAI

County Seaked by a 3-inch Brouth Buster   Rain is General Over Emporia Territory and Whecat Farmers Are Jubilon   “FINE RAIN, WASN'T It?”

Wallace Sees No Political Progress In Labor Policy   Says No Liberal Can Support Present Regime And Program Adopted

SPURN TRUMAN, LABOR ADVISED   Former Vice President Wallace Sees No Hope For Liberals

Fateful Turn Believed Likely Within 60 Days  America Determined to Stop Reds Bena Cahhliing Tin Balkan Nations

SOVIET UNION TO BE WARNED ON ADVANCES   Political Cauldron Keeps Boiling ° In Balkans

Diplomatic Officials See Showdown  Within Next 60 Davs   Warning Is Sounded as Stiff Note Protesting Communist Power Grab in Hungary Is Drafted

Washington Decides to Draw Line, Fearing Russians May Gobble Other Countries, Say Informants

POWERS HINT AT ACCORD ON GERMAN PACt   NEW TANGLES POP UP AT MOSCOW MEETING

Agree 4 Powers May Reconcile Their Positions   Soviet Diplomat Voices Optimism After Hearing U. S., British Views

Compromise On Germany Now Seen as  Possibility   New Differences Arise, However, At Conference  In Soviet Capital

German Pact Accord Hope Given Boost   Marshall, Molotov . Agree Upor Chance For A ‘Compromise’

BIG 4 ACCORD POSSIBLE SAYS MOLOTOY   Russian Shift on Steel Issues Is Noted by Marshall

Moscow Conference Closer To Compromise on German Views as 4 Powers Meet

FRENCH STUDY PROPOSALS 10 END DEADLOCK   First Hint Given That Conflicting Views May Be Settled

Big Four May Reach Accord   Powers May Be Able To Reconcile Positions On Germany

GERMAN PEACE HOPES RAISED BY MINISTERS   Molotov, Marshall See Possibility Of Big-4 Agreement On Pact

Reds Reported Ready to Yield On Reich Issue   Compromise Seen Possible As Marshall Announces  i Be i I

Marshall Says Agreement Can Be Worked Out  Bevin Rejects Red Reparation

Marshall and Molotov Agree Compromise ion Germany Possible   Success of Negotiations Will Have Definite Effect on Biq-Power Collaboration. British Envoy Says

Marshall, Molotov Believe Agreement Can Be Reached  Conference Given’ First Inkling Compromise On Germany Possible

Molotov Expresses Opinion Agreement May Be Reached; Marshall insists on Self Sufficiency Before Reparations.

COMPROMISE ON REICH BELIEVED POSSIBLE NOW   Marshall And Molotov Say Positions May Be Reconciled   LITTLE AGREEMENT REACHED YESTERDAY

First Reports Of Compromise At Conference   Molotov Agrees Powers Might Reconcile Positions

U.S, AND RUSSIA SEE POSSIBILITY OF BIG 4 ACCORD   Marshall and Molotov Believe There Is Chance to Reach Compromise On Germany.   BUT BASIC ISSUES REMAIN UNSETTLED   Bevin Supports American

YOUTH, 16, TRIES TO ESCAPE CHAIR   Death Sentence Appealed Companion Gets Life

Scientist Admits Working on Secret Weapon. but Mum on What Type If Is

Weapon Awesome As A-Bomb Hinted By Bio-Physicist   Says U. S., British Finished Research After Hostilities

‘Not Connected With Bomb- -— New Weapon ‘Awesome In Effect As Atom Bomb’

OUTPUT MUST BE INCREASED   NAM President Figures Great er Production Best Answer to Price Woes

Stale Prohi Forces Are How United   United Drys. ond AntiSaleen League Merge, Nov United Dry Associeticn

Mercury Slides Down to 19 at One Point in Ohic   Serious Damage to State’s Fruit Crop By Frost Reported

Soviet Diplomat Sealed Off From Moscow By Chile   To Be Retained Until Appeal On Release of Ambassador’s Wife Is Passed On By Court  af Internatianal!l Justice

Fire Sweeps Over 700 Square Miles In South Dakota   Wheatland, Pastures Blackened; Villages Are Endangered

Farmhouses Destroyed, Four Villages Threatened by Wind-Whipped Flames

Prairie Wildfire Is Under Control   1,000 Volunteers Batth Flames for 12 Hours

PRAIRIE FIRE IN SOUTH DAKOTA HITS GRAIN BELT   700 Square Miles Of Wheatlands Burned in Blaze

Prairie Fire Covers 100 Sq. Miles in Dakota   _Lays-Waste--Lush~ Range and 7 Wheatlands

Chicago Publishers Try New Method of Producing Paper By Photo-Engravine

Newspapers In Chicago Print Without Type As Strike Disrupts Plants

Typewriters Replace Linotypes in Six Chicaao Papers During Printers’ Strike

Girl Typists Replace Typographers During Chicago Newspaper Strike

Strike Hit Chicago Newspapers Tinker with Modes of Printing   THE SOFT CLICK CLICK

PRINT IS TYPED BY NEWSPAPERS   Girl Stenographers Are Used To Replace Striking Printers

—TYPISTS ARE DOING THE JOB— Printers On Strike But Big Presses Still Roll

Meyer Says Hall ‘Cost’ Firm$3,732   Successor to Roosevelt  . Was: Entertained Over Three-Year Period, Publicist Says x  Th ohaés fa AnBaD

ELLIOTT SAYS HE IS OPEN T0 REPRIMAND   Admits Hughes Paid His Hotel Bill on His Wedding Trip

Meyer, Press-agent For Plane Builder, Discloses How He Spent $97,821 On Promotion Of Two Aircraft — Continues To Give Testimony To Senate Probers

Meyer Concludes - Expense Details   Publicity Man Says He Spent $97,000 On Promotions; Hughes To Be First Witness Of Afternoon Session

Meyer Admits To Buying Handbag For Movie Star   Free-Spending Publicity Man Tells Senate Committee Of Giving Purse To Faye Emerson, ¥Yho Became Mrs. Eliott Roosevelt.

Hughes Arrives In Capital; Will Be Called Later   Prepared to Repeat Under Oath Charges Fired at Senator Brewster

Hughes Probe Continues As New Data Given   SENATE INVESTIGATORS LEARN OF MORE EXPENSES

Meyer Tells Of More Entertaining With Funds Of Hughes Aircraft Co   Free-Spending Publicity Man Says He Paid Bills For Col. James G. Hall, Succezsor OE Fuset: Rancaveals.

WILL TESTIFY IN PLANE PROBE THIS AFTERNOON   Meyer Claims He Spent Nearly $100,000 in Promotion of Two Airplanes

SENATE HEARS MEYER TELL OF SPENDING   Hughes Aid Testifies As Boss is Next Up At Cantract Probe

BUILDER PLANS TOQUESTION BREWSTER   Charges Senator Attempted To Force T.W.A. Merger   He Spent $97,821 On Promotion Of Two Planes Built By Employer

Meyer Lists $3732 Spent on Col. Hall   Tells of Entertaining Officer ™ Who Succeeded Roosevelt; Hughes TT cttmonw Slated for Afternoon

Hughes fo Go on Stand Today   Ferguson Says Meyer Spent $3,732 for Col. James G. Hall °

New Colonel Implicated in Meyer's Story   Publicity Agent Resumes His Story of Expenses For Entertainment of High Army Officials _

Hughes Arrives To Testify Today Before Senators  Myers Says He Spent $97,000 On Publicity For 2 Hughes Planes

Meyer Heard. Hughes Later In Afternoon   Publicity Agent Paid For Entertainment Of Other Officers, He Tells Committee

BREWSTER AND HUGHES FIGHT NOT EXPECTED   Senator Indicates He Won't Query  Planemaker

$97,821 Spent On Promotion Of Two Planes   Aircraft Promoter Says Government Only Purchaser

Meyer Tells About Putting Out Money   Howard Hughes Arrives For Plane Inquiry

Hughes Flies East, Takes Stand Today In Contracts Probe   Wants Showdown With Brewster. Seeks Right to Cross Examine; Publicity Agent Testifies Again

Meyer Gives More Reports on Party Expenses at Probe   Col. Hall Listed As Recipient Of Hughes’ ‘Bounty’

Movie Producer Awaits Turn at Senate Committee’s Inquiry; Elliott Roosevelt Denies Counts.

Hughes Awaits Turn To Testify In Plane Probe   Investigators Get Account of Entertain ment for Colonel James G. Hall

Second Colonel Is Now Involved In Hughes Probe   Elliott’s Follower Also Entertained, Meyer Discloses

To Appear Before Senate Probe Committee Today   Publicity Man Says He Spent $97,821 Of Hughes Money On Promotion Of Two Planes

B29 GRASH KILLS FIVE, TWO SURVIVE   Supertort at 230 Miles Per Hour Roars Into Face of Mountain

Five Are Killed In B-29 Crash   Superfort in Smashup Or Mountain

EHOCOPILES DEVOUR: 24.  ‘Reptiles ‘Swamp: India.  “Boat to Reach Victims

Prisoner Says He Drove Car for Killer When Gambler Was Slain: Fears for Life

OUST SOVIETS FOR FOMENTING FRENCH UNREST   USSR Embassy Says Mer Led Repatriation Move for Soviet Citizens

Government Accusing Them Of Fomenting Recent Disorders   Others Also May Go Under Edict   Embassy Says Ousted Men Were In France To Repatriate Soviet Citizens

Liquor Conspiracy Witness Says He Only Heard of  “Protection Money”

U.S. Playing Vital Role; President Seeks Support (f Foreign Trade Policies

REVOLT AGAINST TARIFF CUTTING   President Asks BiPartisan Support of Trade Program

G: O. P. Gets Truman Fi oreign Trade Plea:  President Asks Bipartisan Suppor t -Of Program Set by’ Administration

CONGRESS GETS FIRST ANNUAL REPORT ON U.N.   Chief Executive Asks Bipartisan Support Of Program

President Attempts To Halt Republican Revolt Against Tariff-Cutting   Asks “Genuinely Not! Bi-Partisan’’ Support of Foreign Trade Program

Submits Report On UN Events Of Past Year   ‘Urges Republicans te Back Administration On Foreign Trade

TRUMAN SEEKS 10 END REVOLT ON TARIFF CUT   Appeal Made to Cone gress for Bipartisan  Action In Report on TT ON

Appeals for Bipartisan Sup port for Nation’s Foreign Trade Policies

TRUMAN CALLS FOR BIPARTISAN TARIFF POLICY   Seeks to Quell GOP Revolt Against Foreign Trade

President Hits COP Reluctance To Slash Tariff   President’s Ist Report on UN Asks Support of “Trade Policy   OFTIMISTIC REVIEW GIVEN IN 230 PAGES   Asks Bi-Partisan Support of Every Activity of United Nations

Truman Hits At Plans To Slash Tariff   Asks United Support of Trade Policy; Warns Of Perils to U.N.

aaa 4  Truman Seeks To Quell Revolt Against Tariff Cuts; Asks For Support of Trade Programs

HERBERT BUDGET DUE WEDNESDAY   Joint Session of Legislature To Near Message

HERBERT READY TO LIST BUDGET      Senate Approves Bills Ti Continue Liquid Fuel, Cigaret Taxes

Army Is Read) To Fight Defensive War  U. S. Forces Are Set In Case of Any Attack Upon Nation

PATTERSON DENIES “NO PLAN CHARGE   Plans Being - Constantly Revised to Take ih All Possible Attacks

Americans Trying to Democratize Japan But Fear Slip That Might Alienate It From Us

AMERICA WANTS TO BUILD JAPAN'S FOREIGN TRADE   Politically America is Try: ing To Democracize the

Barney Baruch Doesn't See War With Russia, ‘But Cautions U.S. To Keep Her Powder Dry

Baruch Calls For Readiness In Emergency   Senate Committee Told of Costly Errors In . World Wear Il

Baruch Says Russian War Unlikely But Warns ‘Country Must Be Ready’

Says Mobilization ‘Errors’ Cost Us Heavily  Baruch Tells Senate War Group U.S. Must Be Ready For‘Worst’

Face Problem, - Baruch Warns   ‘Elder Statesman’ Declares U.S. Mast Be Realistic

Bernard Baruch ; Not Anticipating Any War Soon   Present Upward Surge In Prices Seems to Be Greatest Trouble Now

Baruch Deplores War Errors Cost  Says U. S. Must Be Ready For Everything

BARUCH FAVORS STRONG AMERICA   DECLARES NATION MUST BE BEADY FOR ANYTHING “FORCED UPON US.”

Boost In Work Week Proposed To Hike Output   Housé Group Studies Plan Of Trucker Association Head; Backed ‘By GM President

Suggest Lengthening of 40-Hour Work Week To Spur Production In Congress

EXTENSION OF WORK WEEK IS SUGGESTED   Truckers Propose Move Tc Spur Production

Week-End Toll Three— Motor Vehicle Toll Goes to 377 inlowa   Farmer Dies in Crash at Road Juncfion, ’ Qn Way to Sunday School Meeting

Little Church In the Hills   WEATHER CHILLS -EASTER PARADE   Rains, “Tornadoes and. Snow “Strike Parts of U. S.; Floods Feared

THUNDER SHOWERS   Floods, Tornadoes And Snow Spoil Easter Weather Outlook

Many Families Driven From Their Houses   Great Lakes Section Gateway for Big Storm Moving East

WEATHER MARS FASTER PARADE   Outlook Favorable Only In Few Scattered Parts Of Nation

Morgenthau Says Delay In US-State Department Cost Many Jewish Lives

: Morgenthau Scores State Department for Its Handling of Wartime Jewish Refugee Problem

Governor Dewey — Gives Program   Outlines His Plan For Effec tive Aid To Free Nations Of Europe   MARSHALL PLAN GIVEN SUPPORT

High School Fraternity, Sorority Ban Is Uraed   Policy Statement Asked on German Mark Loc<e:

Ship Bursts Into Flames After Crack-Up Just After La Guardia Field Takeoff

BIG AIRLINER STRIKES EDGE OF N.Y. FIELD   Witnesses Save Ten As Fire Engulfs Wreckare

Former Pal Of Siegel Is Arrested   Held In Death Of Harry Sherwood, Gambling Den Leade

Serate Backing on isste Has Majority in Favor of Move   43 Senators Now Openly Back of Former TVA Head

Confirmation Of Lilienthal As Head _  Of Atomic Commission Almost Certain

LILIENTHAL HAS SENATE BACKING   Truman's Choice Is Almos! Certain of Obtaining Atomic Setup Post

49 SENATORS SAY  THEY WILL VOTE  F OR LILIENTHAL AP CHECK REVEALS  25 ARE OPPOSED TO HIS CONFIRMATION

SEE APPROVAL OF LILIENTHAL   Survey Reveals That Nominee To Atomic Energy Commission Has Support Of Senate Majority.

Poll Supports Lilienthal As  Atom Chairman   Shows Present Support Of - Senate Majority; Wherry  Onnaced

LILIENTHAL POLL SHOWS MAJORITY FOR CONFIRMING   Clear Majority of Senators in Favor of Confirmation of Truman's Choice

POLL INDICATES LILIENTHAL O.K.   49 Senators Say For Sure That They'll Vote Yes

Lilienthal Has ‘Enough Support      Survey Shows He Will Be Confirmed By The Senate.

LILIENTHAL IN SURVEY EDGE   Associated Press Poll Shows Senate Majority Favors Atom Nominee

POLL INDICATES LILIENTHAL HAS SENATE MARGIN   Debate on Atomic Energy Chairmanship to Open Monday

Senate Majority Seen Ready To Confirm Lilienthal  Debate Set To Start Monday

ap Check Shows Senate Favors \avid Liltenthal   Clear Majority of 95 Members Indicate They Will Give Support

Lilienthal Holds Majority Support   AP Poll of Senators Indi cates Confirmation Almost Certain

Lilienthal Holding Majority in Senate Friday, Poll Shows  AG Gelanc Vairo

Senate Majority Now Ready To Confirm David Lilienthal   Survey Indicates Approval Of Ex-TVA Chief For Atomic Body Chairmanship

Telephone Strike Enters 3rd Week   Government Officials Hope Settlement Soon Can Be Made

iSteel Wage Settlement May Provide Basis For End of Telephone Strike

Wage Aceords May Set Basis  In Phone Case   Officials “Hopeful Way Paved To Speed End Of Two-Week Strike

WEEK-END WAGE PACTS MAY SPUR PHONE ACCORD   U.S. To Urge Bell System To Follow National Pattern

Hope Wage Agreements Will Serve As Pattern To Settle. Phone Strike .

HOUSING TO BE OFFERED Illness Spreading In St ficken Panhandle Area: Aid Is Rushed

Meyers Held Aviation Stock. Probers Learn   Said To Have Told Air Force Superiors He Had No Holding:

Hear Testimony Some Officers In Stock Deals   Secret Questionnaire Enters Inquiry of War Contracts

Meyers Owned Plane Stock at Time HeSaidNo   Army Procurement Oftcer During War Being Shown As Perjurer

Senate Probers Study Meyers Stock Dealings   Had 335.000 in Plane Stock on Date He Said He Had No Such Shares

PROBERS TOLD MEYERS HELD $35,000 STOCK   Senators Hear Retired Air Force General  Worth Millions

REAPED IMMENSE PROFITS   Stock Manipulations By General Are Told  To Senate Committee

Find Meyers Held $35, 000 Aviation Stock That Had Not Been Reported

Senators Told Officer Bought Aviation Stock   Retired General Had 2 ,100 Shares, Probers -. Hear

Meyers’ Traffic In Bonds Cited   $35,000 in Aviation Stock Said Weld hye Ceneral

$35,000 Aviation Stock Traced  Shares Transferred TF. VCAscec. FF, stk: 2

MEYERS FOUND TO HAVE HELD PLANE STOCK   Air Force General Had Denied Owning Share Drsrine WH aatiane

PRESIDENT SEEKS WAYS 10 ENFORGE NEW LABGR CURBS   National Board Called to Capital to Discuss Bill; Truman Has no Comment on Measure.   FIRST COURT TESTS FORESEEN TODAY

LEWIS SILENT AS UNION MIEN JUMP GUN ON HOLIDAY   President To Confer With NLRB On Enforcement  Of New Law

‘TRUMAN ORDERS NLRB TO CONFER ON LABOR ISSUE   President Makes No Comment On Qanate Artion

Labor Board Is Summoned By President   President Quoted As Expressing Opinion That New Labor Law Js Unworkable.

Early Court Tests of Taft-Hartley Law Seen: Truman Silent in Defeat

135,000 Miners Lay Down Picks In Seven States   AFL To Open Drive Bor Repéat

BRUTAL MURDER BY 14 YEAE . OLD BOY REVEALED WHEN MOTHER FOUND: RAN-

H ADMITS KIDNAP DEATH OF COUSIN   Says He Killed Invalid to Prove He Wasn’t “Sissy” —

J4-Year-Old Boy Signs Confesston of Gullt in Slaying of Invalld Distant Cousin — Youthful Slayer will be Arralgned in Harrison, N, J. Police Court Today.

Bumper Wheat Crop Is Still Possible In “48   Statement Is Made By Dept. Of Agriculture

Large Wheat Crop Possible   Report Increased Acreage With Bet. ter Seedina.

Large Wheat Crop Expected in 1948  Most Areas Seeded Increased Acreage

Billion Dollar Harvest No Out Of Question, Official Say, Although -Midwest Hard Hit By Drought

BUMPER WHEAT CROP IS STILL POSSIBLE NEXT YEAR DESPITE SEEDING DELAY IN GREAT PLAINS

Bumper Crop (f Wheat Is Possible —   Yield for Next Year May Be Huge Despite Delays

Believe Plains Areas Can Have Big Wheat Crop Despite Late Planting

BUMPER WHEAT STILL POSSIBLE   Serious Seeding Delay Cuts Output In Great Plains

CROP STILL IS POSSIBLE   Agricuiture Department Says a Billion Bushels May Be Harvested Next Year Despite Serious Seeding Delay.

Bumper Crop Of Wheat Next Yea  Still Possible —   Farm Experts Say That Seeding Has Progressed Well.

REPORTS SHOW THAT EN. LISTMENTS ‘ARE ABOUT $4,000. BELOW QUOTA ' FOR PERIOD SINCE  JANUARY 18ST

QUIZ SALESMAN IN KIDNAP GASE   Minnesota Man Seizea on Delinquency Charge

Salesman Held for Questioning in Weckler Case   Eliseuson Charged at Viroqua in Try to Lure Girl, 9

WILL ACCEPT PEACE SUPPORT   Gael Sullivan Withdraws His Resignation

Gael Sullivan Changes Mind   Accedes to Truman Request to Continue

Sullivan Withdraws Resignation as Demo Party Official   _Action Taken At Request Of Truman

SULLIVAN TO STAY AS DEM DIRECTOR   Resignation Withdrawn ‘At 5 Request Of President?

Legislature Not “Rubber Stamp”; Tells Thousands   Demonstration Staged By tlowa Labor As House Prepares To Study Closed Shop Ban

Legislature Not Rubber Stamp For Any Pressure Group, Gov. Blue Tells  Demonstrators.

They’re Told Legislature Not Rubber Stamp   For Any Executive, Pregsure Group; Freedom To Work Extolled :

Iowa Governor Talks To Labor  Union Flareup   Members Protest Yowa’s Legislature Passage Bill To Ban Closed Shop. -

UNIONS STAGE MASS PROTEST AT STATEHOUSE   Chief Executive Says _ Assembly to Resist Pressure Groups

GOVE LAWMAKERS NO ‘RUBBER STAMP’   Says Legislators Are Seeking Greatest Good for Greatest Number

BLUNT NOTE TO. SOVIET UNION   TELL SOVIETS THAT PRESENT  TRANSFER OF ASSETS CANNOT BE CONSIDERED  - FINAL} seni

Balkan Group's Right to Reprieve Doomed Witnesses Sought in U.N.

U. S. Backs Right Of Inquiry to Stay Balkan Executions   Johnson Says Probers Must Have Right to Ask Stays For Doomed Men

Gullible Gypped: Fake Cures For Sick Citizens  Revealed In Doctors’ Exhibit

IRON ORE WAGE RAISE GRANTED   Oliver Mine : Contract To Set Pattern For Industry

Statesville Shots   Informal Glimpses of Peeple In and Around Sitatesvilie.

Legion Head Warns of Serious Times   Asks Special Session of Congress for Universal Training

Legion Head Warns Of New Balkan Crisis   COMMANDER SAYS U. S MAY SEND TROOPS TO GREECE

COMMANDER OF LEGION ISSUES WARNING NOTE   Says Greek Situation ‘Could Explode on Moment’s Notice’

Head Of Legion Gives Warning  In Greek Upset   ‘Asserts Troops Should Be Sent Abroad To Back Truman Plan [f It Is Necessary

SEE DANGER OF WAR IN GREECE   LEGION COMMANDER WOULD SEND TROOPS ENFORCE POLICIES

Legion Chief Urges Use of U. S. Troops To Back Doctrines   Griffith Warns Greek Situation Could Spread to World Violence; Taman Policy Wins Full Backine

Favors Using Force To Aid Truman Plan   Would Dispatch Troops To Protect Cause Of Greece

HEAD OF LEGION GIVES WARNING NOTE ON GREECE   Says Greek Crisis _. Threatens World Conflagration   CALLS MEETING   United Nations Seen As Immature Agency

Legion Wants Troops To Back  Truman Plan   Commander Warn: Of Explosive Greek Situation

AMERICAN LEGION COMMANDER SAYS PEACE IN DANGER   ‘Claims Greek Situation Could Spread Into World Conflagration Quickly

Legion Head Sees Danger In Greece  Says U. N. Cannot Handle Situation

Legion Head Sounds Note Of Warning   Says Crisis in Greece’ Could ‘Cause World Conflict; New York Set For Annual Convention

Legion Chief Warns Of War  Favors Using Troops - In Greece If Necessary

Leader Of Legion Favors Sending Soldiers Abroad   Trouble In Greece Can Ignite War, Griffith Warns

Legion Sounds Warning Note ‘About Greece   Paul Griffith Says Situation Could Prove Serious.

TRUMAN POLICY MIGHT REQUIRE ARMED SUPPORT   National Commander Of American legion, After Talk With President, Declares World Conflict May Come At  Moment’s Notice.

Favors Sending Troops To Back Truman Policy   Believes U.N. Too Weak At Present To Stop Invasion

Legion Chief In Favor Of Armed  Force To Greece   Sees Crisis Becoming World Upheaval With U. N. Helpless.

Legion Head Warns World War Danger   Critical Situation In Greece Could ‘Spread Into World Conflagration,' Says National Commander on Eve of Conventiar

Legion Head Warns That Situation In Greece Could Lead To Conflict      Paul H. Griffith Sees Possibility Of Troops Need ed To Enforce Truman’s Doctrine; Mem- bers Gathering For Convention.

Sees Danger in Greek Situation   Legion Commander Sounds Serious Warning In New York

FAVORS SENDING — ‘TROOPS INTO GREECE IF NECESSARY   A Serious Warning Sounded Today by National Commander.   SITUATION CRITICAL   Could Spread Into World Conflagration on Moment’s Notice, He Said.

Legion Chief Sounds Serious Warning. Of Perils in Europe   National Commander Sees Troops Needed to Enforce Truman Doctrine; Preparedness I{s Theme of Convention Qpening Thursday

American Legion's Leader Sees Troops Needed for Enforcement of Truman Doctrine; United Nations Babe in Swaddling Clothes, Is View Prompted by Situation in Greece

LEGION CHIEF * GIVES WARNING   Says Critical Greek Situa. tion Could Cause World Conflict

Legion Head Sees Need For  Preparedness   Griffith Backs  Truman Doctrine

Crifical Greek Situation Told To Legionaires  Should Use Troops  a Ss en: bition   Should Use Troops To Stop Invasion, Griffith Declares

American Legion Head Warns of  Danger in Greece Griffith Favors Sending Troops If

Paul” H. Griffith  Says  “Latest ‘Simation Is  . Spark for. World .. Conflaeration

[Damaging High Tide Along Coast Believed Due To Peruvian Quake   Thousands Of Dollars Lost From Floods Along Carolinas And Virginia Coast; Fiftvw Are Dead In Earthquake.

High Tides Sweep Parl of East Coast   Caratines, Virginia Report Much Domage: May he ‘Tied Up with Peru Quakes

PROPERTY LOSS REPORTED HICK IN COAST AREA   lowering lides And Heavy Winds Lose Much Of Force Today After Causing Thousands Of Dol lars Damage !n  Three States.

High Tides on Southeastern Coast Recede   Heavy Winds Lose  Force After Causing Damage in Carolinas And Virginia Areas

High Tides Couse’ Heavy Damage in the Carolinas   Cause of Tides May linked to ‘Deavicive : Earthoauaks in Per:

‘Saturday Will Remain iCold, 10 t0 15 Degree  Terma rebtipne am Toe

Waynesboro Celebrates   300 Bearded Townsmer Join 150th Anniversary

GASPERI WINS POLICY VOTE   Assembly Votes Confidence In Italian Govt.; New Disorders Reported

INJURED IN ACCIDENT   Kansas City Man Taken to Local Hospital for Treatment

INJURED IN ACCIDENT   Kansas City Man Taken te Leca! Heepita) fer Treatment —

NAVAJOS’ TROUBLE 1S RESPONSIBILITY OF U. S. AGENCIES   Attorney Holds lolds Needs of Indians 1s Not. Matter For State Welfare Group

Weather  Local Weather Courtesy rATT¥RSON BROTHERS  Texas Weather By UNITED FRESS   *Fire Threatens 3,000,000 Acres Of Timber Land

Four Dead, 40 Hurt In Triple Pennsy Crash   Freight Hits Debris After Flat Car Plates Rip Passenger Coach

AT LEAST FOUR KILLED WHEN TRAINS PILE UP   Pennsylvania Passenger, Twe Freights Crash Near Huntingdon, Pa.

HEAVY STEEL SHEET EX. TENDING FROM FREIGHT ’ GAR CAUSES DEATHS AND DAMAGE

Railroad Wreck Kills Three and Eight Miners Lose Their Lives in Blast Near Terre Haute, Indiana

Four Killed, 34 Hurt In P.R.R. Wreek   American, Crack Passenger Train, And Two Freights In Collision

Important Announcement!  eS ee ee ee   To Patrons of the Herald-Mail Company

Demands Return Of Collins   Two Sisters of Slain Bank President Express Sympathy

Police Flash Alarm For Armed Bandits   $24,602 Payroll Taken In Raid On Baltimore Factory

GOP Planning ‘Another Try’ At Jax Slash   ~ Senate’s 57-36 Vote - Gives Margin of Five To Sustain President

Gop TO ‘MAKE ANOTHER TRY  TO CUT INCOME TAXES   AFTER FIRST OF THE YEAR

Senate To Check ‘On Mine Blast   Subcommittee To Probe Into Possible Neg VS a cie peiiza

U.S. Senate Orders Committee Inquiry Into Mine Disaster   Will Determine if Any Federal Official Was Negligent in Duties

Blame Is Placed On Administrator After Disaster   Inquiry Slated Following Sharp Partisan Debate

Senate Subcommittee to Determine Federal Responsibility in Blast

SENATE ORDERS PROBE OF LOCAL MINE DISASTER   ADOPTS RESOLUTION OFFERED BY BROOKS, MAKE KRUG TARGET

KIDNAPER HUNT BACK AT START   Suspect Exonerated In Abduction Of Lodi School Beauty

Agriculture Heads Predict a BillionBushel Wheat Cror  Backward Season Delay: All Spring-Sown Crops Over the Nation

Winter Wheat Due For Billion Bushels   Will Be Nation's F; rst, Spring Crop Late

 Good Evening... Sa-a-ay, who says these poet are all so dared old? Whew   More Wet Weather Is   Parnemek Bec Meee

COOL, WET WEATHER   Flora Predicts Clouds and Showers For Eastern Kansas

Korean Revolt ic t S mas hed      Hodge Reports Seizure of Heads of “Revolutionary” Move in Korea

EISLER IS OONVICTED OF CONTEMPT   Link Between Kremlin And U. S. Communists Has Been Uncovered

CONVICT EISLER FOR CONTEMPT   Federal Court Jury Deliberates 20 Minutes

Eisler Convicted Of Contempt  In Federal Court  Jury Deliberates Only Twenty Minutes In Reaching Decision

Flood Waters Have Reached High Point   Nine Blocks Covered   News Flashes

TopCommunis Found Guilty Of Contempt   Mexico Newsman Had Role In Expose Of Gerhart Eisler

Latest Tropical Storm Lessening In. Intensity   Savannah. to... Charleston: Will Feels Effects Today

Tropical Storm Moves Up Coast; Gales Decrease   Winds Still Dangerous; New  Disturbance Fails to l Strike Florida

FARM BUREAU DATES ANNUAL SPORTS EVENT   Festival, Carnival and Bureau Day to Be Held At Fairground Aug. 19

Texans Are Branded As: Dangerous Men - Eastland Brothers Sought In ‘California After Gun Battle

FLORIDA BATTLES EVERGLADES FLOOD   Conditions Improving in Some Areas Today.

Florida Still Battling Flood      Big Everglades Turned Into Inland Sea By High Waters.

Conditions Described As ‘Better’   Hurricane Turns Into A Whisper Among Ga. Pines

rl ANn PATTI rN  IN EVERGLADES   Dikes Piled Up To Hold Back Inland Sea; Farm Losses In Millions

Horida Damaged Dy Food Waters   Engineers Continue Fight To Prevent  Further Inundation

it’s Enough To Make One Hopping Mad!   Man’s Venture in FrogRaising Ruined by Laws and the Food Shortage.

U0, HAG BEST PRESS SAYS PRESIDENT   Chief Executive Joins in Pennsylvania Newspaper Week Observance.

NEWSPAPER WEEK IS BEING MARKED   Pennsylvania's Dailies And Weeklies Join In Observance—Truman Pays Tribute To Press

lruman Praises een Press As Best Of All  Is Freest in World,   Is Freest in World, -He Says In National Newspaper Week

Senator Says Could be Cut To 32 Billion   Five and Half Billion Dollar Reduction in Spending Is Possible, Virginian Contends

Democrats Cry ‘Gag Rule’ Affer First Session   Byrd Tops Economy Drive With 32 Billion Maximum for Spending

{ ongressmen Differ Over Budget Cuts   Georgia Senator Doubts That It Can Be Slashed Over $2.500,000.000

BYRD, DEMO, JOINS ECONOMY EREORT TODAY   Believe Truman Has Underestimated U.S Revenue Prospects

CONGRESS SAYS PRESIDENT HAS OVERESTIMATED NEEDS, UNDERESTIMATED REVENUE IN BUDGET

UNITY URGED BY UAW CHIE   Reuther Calls For End O;   Factionalism As Union  : Opens Convention

UNION FACTIONS HEAD FOR TEST   Reuther Gains First Round In Battle With CIO Left-Wingers

AUTO WORKERS OPEN MEETING   Reuther Wins Firs! Test For Union  Leadershin

Reuther Calls For Roll-Back Or Pay Boosts   Lashes at Communists Amid  Plea for End to Strife Tr.WAWwT 3...

Henry Ford, Famed Pioneer Auto Builder, Industrialist, Dies In Flickering Light of Candles

Stroke Is Fatal To Industrials   Appeared Healthy; Saw Flood Damage

Ford Dies At Home in Dearborn   End Comes Suddenly—Never Appeared in Better Health

HENRY FORD IS DEAD; PIONEER OF CAR MAKING      Noted Industrialist Succumbs tc Cerebral Hemorrhage At Dearborn Estate   IN EXCELLENT HEALTH YP TO TIME OF DEATH

Henry Ford Dies In Oil-Lighied Dearborn Home  Develeped ‘Crazy Ideas’ Inte Huge Ingustry Empire Now Headed by Grandson

Henry Ford, Famed Pioneer ‘Of Automobile Industry, Dies   Death Comes Unexpectedly Amid Flickering Lights of Candles and Kerosene Lamps; Flood Cuts Power and Heating Services at His Home

Henry Ford,83, Dies at Home In Dearborn   Death Comes Unexpectedly.

DEATH COMES SUDDENLY IN FAMILY HOME   Cerebral Hemorrhage Blamed; Funeral Thursday

Auto Pioneer ToBe Buried On Thursday   Ford Operations Throughout World Ta Re Sucnended

Had Spent Day Inspecting the Flood Damage   Dies in Flickering Light of Kero: sene Lamps at Home in Dearborn, Mich.

CEREBRAL STROKE ENDS CAREER OF FAMED AUTO KINC   Built industria! Empire and Great Fortune From. BP may teene!

Noted Industrialist, Approaching His 84th Birthday, Is Removed by Cerebral Hemorrhage, When He Seems to Be in Excellent Health

Henry Ford, 83, Auto Pioneer, Dies Suddenly   Cerebral Hemorrhage Is Fatal at Flood Swept Dearborn

Henry Ford, 83, Dies At Home: Had Been Well  Famed Auto Worker Had Made Millions With Mass Productior

Famed Auto Maker Dies Late Monday   Death Comes in Flickering Light Of Kerosene Lamp

Henry Ford Dead at 83 From Stroke   Wife With Magnate At the End; Flood Delays Medical Aid

INDUSTRIALIST NEARING S4TH BIRTHDAY   Death Due to Cerebral Hemorrhage; Rites Thursday

Death Comes Under Kero. sene Lamp At Flood Surrounded Dearborn Home   Awakes In Night  ‘Feeling II?   All Ford Properties Will — Close Thursday To Pay Tribute To Genius

Auto Pioneer Dies Quietly At Dearborn   Industrialist Amassed Colossal Fortune with Mass Production and Revolutionary Ideas

HAD BEEN FEELING FINE ON MONDAY   Death Comes at 11:40 p. m. in Flood Struck Home in Nearharn

Hemorrhage Kills Pioneer Auto Builder   Developed Huge Family Fortune From ‘A Lot O}  Crazy Ideas.’

TYCOON PASSES IN FLICKER OF KEROSENE LAMP   Vorld-Renowned Father Of Automobile Industry Succumbs In Michigan Home After Vigorous Day Appraising Flood Damage.

Founder of Industrial Empire Dies of Cerebral Hemorrhage at Home in Dearborn, Mich.

Pioneer in Auto World Summoned   Cerebral Hemorrhage Is Cause of Death In Few Short Minutes

"HEMORRHAGE IS FATAL TO FAMED AUTO LEADER   \Father Of Industrial Mass Production Would Have Been 84 In July

Dies Quietly Af Home Isolated By High Water   Spent The Day Inspecting Damage; Estate Believed To Hit $200 Million

Builder of Huge Motor Empire Expires Monday Night Following Personal Check Of Flood Damage To Vast Plant

Hemorrhage Is Fatal To Industrialist   Auto Pioneer’s Funeral Service. Will Be Held . Thiredary.

Death Comes Suddenly to Auto Pioneer   Cerebral Attack Fatal at Home fn Dearborn

Death Comes To Ford AtHome   Great Auto Builde: Succumbs To Hemorrhage

Noted Auto Designer Will Be Buried Thursday; Wife _ With Him:as Death Comes

Death Occurs Shortly Before Midnight, Few Minutes   After He Was Taken  Ti}   Wife Was At Bedside When He Expired—Was Nearing His 84th Birthday

Auto Titan  Had Spent Active Day   Cerebral Hemorrhage [Is Fatal to Pioneer of Motor Industry.

Ford. Pioneer of Auto Industry, Dies Last Night  Cerebral Hemorrhag: Is Cause of Deat'

TEMPERATURES   World’s Chief Industrialist In 84th Year   Romantic Figure Of America’s Motor Car Drama Passes Away

Built Fabulous Empire With Low-Cost Car   Death Came Late Last Night as Estate Darkened By Flood

Henry Ford Is Taken By Death   Pioneer of America’s Auto Industry Is Stricken Suddenly

FUNERAL RITES THURSDAY FOR AUTO LEADER   Suffered Cerebral Hemof. rhage Late Last Night in Detroit Home   APPEARED IN GOOD HEALTH   Dies in Candle, Kerosene Lit Home as Flood Causes Power Failure

Rites Will Be Held Thursday In Detroit   Famous Inventor, Industrialist Ill But Short Time

Ford Inspects Flood And Dies   Cerebral Hemorrhage Causes Death After  Vigorous Day

Ford Dies  At 84   Famed Pioneer of - Automobile Industry  Built Vast. Estate. From Humble Start

Of Hemorrhage In His 83d Year   Last Day Spent Vigorously By Noted Indusirialist; Created Vast Fortine

HENRY FORD DIES AFTER A VIGOROUS DAY’S WORK   Passed Away at His Home In Detroit Last Night . at 11:40,   (CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE   He Inspected = Flood-water Damage Around Pkini Monday.

CAREER ENDS. a GENIUS _- OF INDUSTRI   FOUNDER OF FORD MOTOR CO. AND FATHER OF MASS_ PRODUCTION, BIED AT DEARBORN ESTATE  (

83-Year-Old Millionaire Developed Ford Company on Initial Investment of $28,000.

Cerebral Hemorrhage Is Fata To Automobile Pioneer, 83; At Dearborn, Mich., Home  ALL FORD PLANTS   To Suspend Operations On Thursday: No Effect On Industry Expected

DEATH STRIKES SUDDENLY FOR AUTO MAGNATE   Cerebral Hemorrhage Fatal for Pioneer of Automobile Industry

Ford, Founder of Big Motor Empire, Dies at Dearbern   Death Comes at 83 ta Industrialist---Had Been in Good Health

Death Sudden; Firm Founder Was Active To His Final Day   Succumbs at Candle-Lit Home as Floods Cut Power, Heat to Estate

End Comes Following Vigorous Day in Which He Inspected Flood Damage at Ford Plant

TAKEN AT NIGHT AFTER TOUR OF FLOOD DAMAGE   Cerebral Hemorrhage Fatal To Noted Industrialist At Dearborn Home

Henry Ford, Genius Of Auto Industry, Is Taken By Death   Cerebral Hemorrhage Cause; Death Marks Passing Of industrialist, Head Of Vast Family Fortune, Who Started With What Many Called “Lot of Crazy Ideas”’

Henry Ford Dies At 83  In Dearborn  Death Last Night; Estate Hampered Re Elend Wateare

Exiled Romanians Rap Paris Boycott   Action Not True Feeling Of Nation, They Assert

ARGE LINE—  Continued on Page Eight   Veticnn and Poland May Exchange Envoy:

Russian Fails To Block Plan For A-Contro!   Atomic Committees Back Plans for Framework  Of World Avency

Reds Rebuffec In UN Atomic Control Meet   Outlined for System of International Regulation Approved

REDS AGAINST WORLD ATOMIC CONTROL PLAN   » Russia, Poland Prevent Unanimous Report By U. N. Committees

Atomic Control Plans Drafted Over Protests   Russia and Polond Vote Against 10-Nation : Mabtority

REPORT ON ATOM CONTROL IS APPROVED   Committee Overrides Vigorous Objections By Russian Delegates

ATOM REPORT 1S APPROVED BY UN GROUPS   Vigorous Objection By Russia and Poland Spurned in Vote

RUSSIA LOSES VOTE AGAINST ATOMIC PLAN   REPORT ON CONTROL SETUP APPROVED 10 TO 2

Mother to Local Man Is Now 14   Former Burrows Woman Enjoys Good Health’ at Marshall. Mich.

Fire Scare Occurs  In Chicago Hotel   Morrison Hotel Guests Are Calmed Down By Telephone Operators During Small Blaze

May Denies $5000 Bribe   Ex-Kentucky Congressman Testifies in Try to Beat U. S. Charges

May Testifies Deal On Level   Alleged Bribe Actually Business Transaction  On Realty, He Says

MAY DECLARES GARSSON NOTE WAS NO BRIBE   Former Congressman Takes Stand in Own Defense

GUN AGHIDENTS CLAIM 3 LIVES   Beaver Island Boy, 15, Wounded Fatally On Duck Hunting Trip

Irish Mother Has Ice Cream, Snow to Make First Christmas in US Happy

Mrs. O. B. King To Be Hostess To Iris Garden Club Friday Afternoon

Cost of Living Drop Continues   More Supplies, Consumer Resistance: Credited

Living Costs Drop Further   Declines Reported In Food and Other Essential  -Htems'

Prices of Food, Other Essentials In Broad Drop   Results From Consumer Resistance, Greater Supplies

DOWN TREND IN PRICES OF FOOD WIDEN'   Butter, Eggs, Poultry In Further Decline In Many Areas

High -Cost-Of-Living Balloon Pulled Closer To Earth; Supplies Increase

Price Trend Continues Downward   Increased Supplies Contributing Factor

Plans Expanded Health, Education, Recreation Programs, He Declares   Leaves Problem ‘Greatly Increased Revenues’ For Later Consideration, He Tells Inaugural Throng—Pledges Complete Fulfillment  Of Republican Platform Pledges

Duff Pledges Full Support Of Any LaborCapital Plan To Keep Peace

New Chief Executive, In Inaugural Address Before 10,000 Persons At Harrisburg, Promises “Full And Vigorous Support” By His Administration To Any Labor-Management Plan That “Will Establish And Maintain Peace In Industry”

Says Bandits Get Aid From Abroad  Greek Guerrillas Make Heavy  Bitacks on Towne

QUIZ IWAN IN WIFE STABBING   ‘Jennings, Davenport, Held Without Charge

Hoover Wants $729 Million Relief Fund   Engaged In Study Of World Relief And Recovery Work; Need Action.

A Drag. On World Recovery   If::France and Soviet Will Cooperate Hoover Forsees Economic Rebirth in 2 or 3 Years

Hoover Raps Red Role in World Today   Former President Says Collectivism Hampering Recovery

‘Unshackle’ Enemy Mills, Says Hoover   Early World Recovery , Seen If Russia And France Co-operate

Hoover Attacks Soviet Attitude   Kx-President Outlines Economic Program for Recovery of Europe

Former President Herbert Hoover States That Industry in Former Enemy Nations Must Be Unshackled.  APPEARS BEFORE HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS GROUP

Ex-President Tells Congress World Economy Can Recover In 2 or 3 Years If Manufacture In Enemy -Countrie: Is Allowed To Revive Itself

Hoover Asks Congress To Grant Relief   Seys. Industry OF Ex-Enemy Nefions hMust Become Free

Hoover Supports Relief Fund for  Occupied Nations Lashes Russia With Delaying Recovery Of Axis Countries

Hoover Says Recovery Possible in 2 or 3 Years If Reds, French Help

Hoover Urges Freeing of Axis Industry   $725,000,000 for Relief in Occupied Countries Asked

World Economic Recovery Seen In 2 or 3 Years   Former President Says Soviet, French Cooperation Needed

Hoover Advises  Unshackling of  Enemy Indusiry Mambers of Subcommiites  Of Heuse ‘Ask Questions Pa eeeinne Eunvana Noeds

Hoover Studies World Economy, Relief Problem   Recovery Seen By Three Years lf Unity Reached

‘Hoover Sees Hope For End to World Economic Tangle   Urges Unshackling of _ Industry and Russian, French Cooperation

House Debates British Request To Aid Greece   Marshall Has 2-Hour Closed Session With Fund Subcommittee

U. S. Jet- Propelled Craft Flies 632 Miles Per Hour For New Air Speed Record

AFL Might Support Some Law Changes   Against Those Which Would Abridge Union ‘Liberties, Freedoms.’

AFL Council May Support Few Changes In Labor Law   Green Asks Union To Rally To Defeat Ball-Taft Measure

AFL MAY BACK SOME CHANGES IN LABOR LAWS  EXECUTIVE COUNCIL  ' CONDEMS BILL BY BALL, TAFT, SMITH

UNION LEADERS HIT BANS ON FREEDOM   A. F. Of L. President Greet Blasts Ball Bill

AFL COUNCIL TO EXAMINE LABOR BILLS   Green Condemns Ball-Taft-Smith Labor Proposal

AF of L May Support Some Changes In Labor Laws President Green Tell: ‘Newsmen at Council's Gathering

OHIO G. 0, P, TO PICK CONVENTION GROUP   Selection Of 53 Delegates Due At Jan. 7 Meeting

AFL Launches Drive To Help  Labor Friends   Will Porm League Designed To Get Out Vote: CIO Faces Fight Over UAW Control

AFL Plans Setup For Defeating Some Candidates  Political : League Would   Political League Would Serye in Same Way as CIO’s PAC

NEW TAXING PLAN PROPOSED TODAY   Compromise Program for Reducing Levies Is Submitted.

COMPROMISE ON INCOME TAX CUT PLAN OFFERED   Comes As Democrats Open Fire On GOP Sealed Tay Poliew

Demos Open Fire on GOP Tax Policies   Graduated Cut Plan Proposed

DEMOCRATS HIT REPUBLICAN TAX POLIGIES   Allen Offers Plan for Graduated Income Tax Cuts

Allen Offers Compromise on Income Tax Cut   Hannegon Leads Democratic Attack On Republican Policy

COMMUNISTS — END HOPES OF J. N. SUCCESS   General Assembly Tossed Into Turmoil Over Action Taken By Russians.

U.N. Thrown Into Turmoil By Revelation   Formal] Declaration Of ‘Diplomatic War’ Jolts Little Nations

Stalin Forms 9.Nation Pact Against U.S.   Express Purpose to Wreck Democratic Plans for Europe

RELATIONS FOR FUTURE SEEN TQ BE DAR:   U.S. Attempt to Grab UN Leadership Has Failed

Blast Hope Of Healing East-West  Alignment   Soviet International Communist Group Tosses United Nations Into a Turmoil Today

CHIANG BLAMES U. S. FOR WARS   Withholding Arms, Credits Slows Drive, Claim

Bitter Chinese Chief Says Force  Only Means of Settling Civil War; Sees U.S. Act Emboldenine Reds

LS RESPNSBLE  Contends Decision To Withhold Armaments Has Prolonged Conflict   REFUSES TO ACCEPT NOTE FROM COMMUNIST LEADERS

Chiang Embittered By End of Aid   Reported Determined To Smash Red Armies

President May Terminate ‘Emergency Before July 31   Chiang Contends U.S. Action Prolonged War. Sources Say

Chinese Civil Wa Held U.S. Blame   Withholding of Armaments and Credits Plays into Red Hands

Chiang Blames U.S. For Reds’ Will To Fight   Said To Be Bitter About Suspension of Arms Sales and Credits to His Regime

Transport Plane With Nine Aboard   Last Radio Contact Indicated Craft Was Ready to Make Landimg

ARMY AIRLINER "REPORTED LOST   Four - Engined Transport Apparently Crashed In Newfoundland

AIR FORGE PLANE REPORTED MISSING   C-54 with Nine Aboard Presumed Lost Near Newfoundiand Field

Army Plane With Nine Is Feared Lost  Craft Disappears After Being Near

[Reds Again Invoke Veto   This Time to Block Decision Upholding Mine Laying Charges Against Albania

Reds Block  Resolution of Britain   Declaration Called Peacetime Mining Offense on Humanity

GOP Retains Rule In3rd ~ Largest City      Rsiaeas ‘President Te 1948 Predicted By. Chairman .-

REPUBLICANS WIN IN PHILADELPHIA   BEENARD SAMUEL RE-ELECTEP MAYOR BY MAJORITY OF MORE THAN 390,000.

BROWN OUITS G. 0. P. RACE   Ohio Lawmaker Decides Not To Contest For Floor Leadership

BROWN GIVES UP HOUSE JOB FIGHT   Points To Need Of Harmony And ‘Other Reasons’

BROWN WITS RACE FIR GOP FLOORLEADER   Decision Virtua; Assures Rep Halleck oftdiana of Horisenet

BROWN OUT OF ‘HOUSE GONTEST   Ohioan Withdraws From &. 0. P. Floar Leadership Race

Brown Quits Race For House Post  Halleck Virtually Assured Of Choice

Tamperatures   Early Break Affecting 42,000 Seen. With Shift of Negotiations Site; Northwest Union Signs Agreement

Phone Company Offers New Scale to Workers  New Proposal Replie: To Government's Suagested Solution

lowa Unionists Get $3.50-$4 Pay Boost   Workers Back On Job In All But Six Cities In State; New AT&T Offer To Long-Lines Union.

Southwestern Bell Phone Strike Talks Moved to St. Louis   Company Promises Cash Waae Offer This Week

AT&T GIVES NEW OFFER TO LONG DISTANCE UNION   Wage Increase Proposal ‘Somewhere Over $3.40, Sav Uf. §. Conciliators

17,000 Strikers  Return fo Jobs Phone Strike Ends In Five States

Long Distance Group Tendered Wage Increase   Midwestern State Unionists Agree To End Walkout

Increase Above $3.40. Week Offered Union  “oe nel ‘Complete’  ter-Pronocal

Phone Workers In 5 States Go Back to Jobs   New Wage Offer Is Made to Long Distanc« Workers ‘Somewhere above $3.40 a Week

AT&T Makes New Cash Offer   Long Lines Workers ‘Study Proposal Said. To Be “Over $3.40”; Strike Over in 5 State

Company Presents Proposal   Government Conciliators Report More Progress in Phone Strike

New Salary Offer Made By A. T.&T.   Weekly Wage Hike Of “Somewhere”  Above $3.40 Weekly Made ta Lana linac

New Wage Offer Made to Workers   Report Is Increase Is - “Somewhere Above $3.40 Weekly”   BY PHONE COMPANY   lations Have Beer ifted From Washington to St. Louis

Says Slav Communists in  War on Catholic Church   One Priest Beheaded, Another Mutilated, Third Beaten in Series of Outbreaks

33 Held in Beheading Of Priest   Bishop of Trieste Soys Communists Have Started ‘War’ On Church Activity

REDS BLAMED -FOR KILLING OF PRIEST   Bishop of Trieste Says Reds Opened War on Church

Reds Open Attacks On  Churchmen   Religious Freedom Sustains Severe Blow By Radicals

Trieste Bishop Charges Reds With War on Church   : TRIESTE, (UP)—The Yugoslav press _reported today that 33 persons have been arrested in connection with the beheading of a priest and the brutal beating of another in Istria Sunday.

33 Arrested In Attack on Two Priests   One Beheaded and Anothe: Beaten in Istria — Com munists Blamed

33Arrested in Priest Slaying By Village Mot   Father Beheaded; Prelate Is Hurt Outside Trieste

Yugoslav Reds Waging War On Church People   PRIESTS ATTACKED AND MUTILATED BY MOBS

Bishop of Trieste Says Communists War on Catholics   Mob Accused of Storming Parish House to Attack . Priests

Trieste Bishop Blames Reds  for Church War   Mutilated Body of Another Pastor Found in Woods

Yugoslavia Arrests 33 In Slaying of Priests   Trieste Bishop Charges Communists Have Opened War on Church; Three Tieathe Renarted in Slav-run Zone

Parish Priest Beheaded By Yueoslay Mob   Government News Agency Says Thirty- Three Persons Arrested in Connection With Wurder.

REDS BLAMED FOR SLAYING NEAR TRIESTE   Bishop Says Slav Communists Open ‘War’ Against Church

CRISIS MAY HIT  ATULS. COTTON   Britain Expected To Cut Her Purchases Of Product

British Policy May Hit Cotton Growers Purse   Nation May Stop Making Purchases From United States

Army and Navy Are Told to Look for Cut   Congress May Allow Generous Fund Now But Not After 1947

Trimmed finds” Forarmy; Navy In Next Budget   Taft Tells Service Heads To Expect Being Held Te Total Of 7.5 Billion

Jatt Warns Army,Navy te Cut Expense   Military Told Next Budget Limit Likely To Be $7,500,000,000

Next Conaress May Be More Severe on Fund   Taft Discusses Defense Spending

Warning Issued fo Army and Navy  Asked to Taper Off to Peacetime Level

Slashes Are Faced  For Next Congress   Senate Will Resume Debate Over Government Spending

SERVES NOTICE ON ARMED FORCES TO TAPER OFF COSTS   ADMITS THEY MAY ESCAPE SHARP CUT OF BUDGET IN °47

Army, Navy Will Escape Economy Ax   Taft Sees Small Cut Now But Next Congress Will Act

Taft Warns Forces Of Cut In 1948   Senator Scys Two. Services May. Not. ‘Gor Axe This Year

[APT SAYS ARMY, NAVY FACE LARGE CUTS NEXT YEAR   Senate Puts Time Limit On Budget Debate Beginning  a

TAFT REPORTS MILITARY CUT 1 YEAR AWAY   Senator Says Fund Slash Is -_ In Offing, Even If Delaved Slightly

Advises Army And Navy To Cut Spending   Senator Taft Predicts Con. gress Will Trim Mili tary Funds Next WVWoanr

Contempt Cases To Be Debated  House Members Due   House Members Due To Pass on Whether To Issue Citations

CONGRESS ACTS ON MANY ITEMS WITHOUT LETUP   House Body Inquires Into Sale Philadelphia Newspapers: Study No-Strike Agreement; Ponder  Lilienthal And Bud get I rimming.

Stern Asserts He Sold Paper: To Warn U.S.  Publisher Charges Guild Strikers   Publisher Charges Guild Strikers  Soucht Destruction

Sold Papers “To Warn’ Nation Against Guild   Fublisher Terms Group “Cancerays Growth” That “Jeopardizes” Free Pree

Sold Papers at "oss, Stern   Acted to Warn Nation Against Newspaper Guild, He Declares

Stern Declares Guild Struck His Newspapers With Intent To Destroy

STERN SAYS HE TOOK BIG LOSS   “Most Liberal’ Publisher _ Unable To Deal With Guild

Stern Says He Made Sale to Warn Nation   Newspaper Guild Designated as ~ Cancerous Growth

Is Paying For Mistake, Stern Tells Group   First Publisher To Recognize Guild Calls It ‘Cancerous Growth’

Labor Committee Hears Testimony By David Stern   Industry Bargaining Ban in Shipping Gets Criticism

STERN DENOUNCES GUILD AS MENACE TO “FREE PRESS’   Publisher Says He Sold Papers ot Loss as Warn eee dn: Mitten

‘Stern Says He Sold His Papers At “Heavy Loss” As Warning To Nation Against C.I.O. Guild

PUBLISHER SAYS UNION GREATEST PRESS MENACE   Philadelphia Record Owner Decries Exorbitant Demands of News Staff

Sold Papers At Big Loss, Says Stern   Publisher Declares He Aeted To Warn Nation Against Guild

STERN ASSAILS GUILD AS PERIL TO FREE PRESS   Philadelphian Attacks Union for Forced Sale of Papers

Senafe Group. Delays Action On School Bill   Move of School Bloc To Prevent Reduction Of $26,500,000 Fund  Ralbad hu Cammittss

Move fo Keep OEA Figure In Bill Averted   Mediock Withdraws Move To Have Senate Take Up  Own Version, Not House Bill

President. Arrives In Missouri To Visit Mother  Truman Makes Flight From Washington; Will Return Sunday

TRUMAN ARRIVES FOR VISIT WITH MOTHER   President Flies To Missour in ‘Sacred Cow’

TRUMAN FLIES 10 MISSOURI. T0 SEE HIS AGED MOTHER.   President W'Hl Spend Week-end at Old Home; Taiks Oa Radio Broadcast

3-Hour Hearing Held by Sigler   City, County Governments Want Funds to Repair War, Winter Hit Roads

Sigler Concludes Gas Tax Hearing  Senator J. P. Cloon Speaks for Bill

POTATO ACREAGE TO BE SLASHED   ‘Farmers Hope To Prevent Surplus Such as in '46

SERIOUSLY. HL   Temporary Gourt Victory Knowledge Kept From Leader

U.S. Preparing To Meet Expected Red Propaganda   Anticipate New Russian Maneuvers In ‘‘Cold War’’ In Near Future   MARSHALL WORKS ON REPORT TO U. §.

Mrs. FDR Sponsored Applicant, May Says   Ex-Congressman Tells of Seeking Army Com.amission for Friend

Mrs. Roosevelt's Name Brought Ur By May At Trial  Was Told She Backed Army Job Applicant

MAYINVOLVES MRS, ROOSEVELT   Says She Sponsored Army Commission He Tried  To Secure

May Attempt: To ‘Justify Banker Help   Ex-Lawinaker Says Mrs, Roosevelt Sponsored Seliwian

New Steps in UN — May Oust Franec   Venezuela and Uragua; Ready to Demand Action

Lafin American Countries Make Demands Of UN   Ouster Plans Asked ‘For Spain’s Leader

Franco s Regime Again Before UN   South American Delegates Resume Attack on Dictutor

New Move to Put Skids to Franco Develops; Concrete Action Sought

OBEY NEW LAW, UNIONS ADVISED   President Of Teamsters Savs General Strike Would Be Mistake

CIO Leaders Reject Idea of General Strike   ‘Keep Your Heads, Use Rrains’’ Tobin

SIX INJURED IN ~ BLINDING BLAST   Several Caught While Try. ing To Turn Off Compressor Motors

Capital Certain Of Red Pressure _ Against Poland   Official Silently Amused by Explanation of Satellites on Parley

Hood Dancer Thought Past at. Oakville’   Entire Population Awaiting to Return to Their Homes

Hoods Move South Toward Mississipp' River Areas Today   Crest Reached at Oakville, Wapello Area Still Flooding

ENTIRE TOWN EVACUATES IN FLOOD CRISIS   Report Crest Reachec In River Stage at Oakville

3 IOWA TOWNS WIN FIGHT WITH FLOOD WATERS   Over 100,000 Acres af Eastern State Farmland Inundated by Streams

All Residents Evacuated As Backwaters From Dike Breach Lap Edge of Town

20) WOMEN KILLED   Killer Electrocuted, Eye Cornea Given Blind Vets

GATE GAS RAT TO DROP 19 CENTS   REDUCTION AT KANSAS CITY TO BE REFLECTED IN FIVE-STATE AREA,

5 States Workers  Take Raise   Conciliators Prepare for Important Talks on Long-Lines Part

CONCILIATORS PREPARE FOR BIG NEGOTIAITONS IN PHONE TIE-UP AS MIDWEST UNION ACCEPTS HIKE

Hint Settlement By Nightfall   Northwestern Bell Workers Sign for Average $3.60 Weekly Raise  —

Phone Negotiations May Settle Tonight Long Lines Dispute   Mine Owners, UMW in Contract Conference In Washington

Senator Asks Thrift Guards For Bureaus   Watchdogs to Eye Spending of Public Alonies Proposed

Army Admits Som Errors Found In Italy Command  Columnist’s Charges Are Labeled as - Erroneous Picture

Army Admits “Errors” in Italian Command: Blasts Columnist’s Charges

ABSOLVES ITALY COMMANDER OF RUARK CHARGES   Admits Some ‘Minow’ Errors

Army Admits ‘Errors’ in. Halian Area   “Wholly Erroneous” Picture Is Given in Columnist’s Charges, Investiqators Say

U. S. General In Italian Theater Cleared Of Columnist’s Charges’

Lee Absolved In Army Probe   High Command Admits ‘Some Mistakes  in Treatment Given GI's

--*Errors” In Italian Theater Command Admitt  General Lee Exonerated   Wyche’s Report Says Columnist Used “Few Facts, Half Facts, Rumors And Untruths’’ On Which To Base His Mistreatment Charges

Admit ‘Errors’ In Italian Area Army Command   Raurk’s Charges Called ‘Erroneous’

Army Admits ‘Errors’ In Italian Report   Inspector General Finds Minor’ Discrepancies in Italian Theater; Calls Ruark’s Articles Erroneous.

Army Report Calls Ruark Story Untrue   Only Minor Errors Uncovered in Probe of Columnist Charge

Admit ‘Errors’ In Italian Area Army Command  Tn PO as   Raurk’s Charges Called ‘Erroneous’

Admits Errors But Labels Charges by Ruark as Blown Up   Columnist To Reply After Study Of Inaquirv Report

Army H igh Command Admits Errors in Italian Theater Command Denies Columnist Presented True Picture

Agrees some Errors Made But Satistied   Entire Picture ‘Erroneous;; Charges Against Gen. Lee.

ARMY DECLARES PRESS CHARGES ARE ERRONEOUS   righ Command Acknowledges “‘Errors. In Italian Theatre, But Declares “Mistreatment’ Picture Is False.

Lee fLxonerated Of Abuses Charge  Investigation Finds ‘Errors’ in Italy.  But Refutes Ruark

ARMY REPORT SAYS WAITER. BUILT STORIES   Eisenhower Memo Says Only Minor “Errors” in Italian Camp.

Some Mistreatment of Mediterranean Theater Gls Admitted By Army; Lee Cleared of “Wrong Intent’

“High-Living” by Officers Denied   Army Finds Columnist’s Charges of Enlisted Men’s Mistreatment Wholly Erroneous.

Reporter's Findings Termed ‘Erroneous Picture’: Leader Given Pat on Back by ‘Ike’

lfalian Theater Charges Denied in Army Report   ‘Errors’ Acknowledged But Labels Writer’s Accusations ‘Untrue’

Army Calls Italy Command Charge Wholly Erroneous   Admits Errors in Answering Report Ry Newsnanerman

Army Releases Its Reply to Columnist — Ruark’s Allegatior   Says Investigations Reveal No Grounds for Attack on Gen. Lee

Army Makes Known Results Of Probe in Italian Theater Investigate Charges Against Lee

Army Says Lee Attack Erroneous   Columnist’s Charges Are _ Scouted’ in - Report; * General Eisenhower. Bowall Gnnenl   Writer Is Seolded   Ruark Used Half Facts, Untruths, Is Wyche Report

Army Concedes Some Errors in Lee's Command  Label Ruark Charge   Label Ruark Charge “Wholly Erroneous’; : Irregularities: Minor

General Lee Given Clean  Bill By Army   Some Mistakes In Treatment Of GI’s Found, But Not Due To Commander

Commanders Label “Untrue” Ruarks Reports   Lee May Have Made Some “Errors” Say Eisenhower, Royall

HIGH COMMAND. ADMITS ARMY ERRED IN ITALY   Labels Coalumnist’s Charges A Wholly Erroneous Picture   USE 12,000 WORDS   Report Includes Approval By Eisenhower  And Royall

Sse Verevus as  Army Admits Some Errors In Command Of Italy Area   Results Of Inquiry Sparked By Writer Absolve Gen. Lee

Army Denies GI’s Mistreated By Lee   Italian Area Commander Cleared On Charces Printed by Columnist

General Lee Is Defended After Probe   Says Writer Had Wholly Erroneous Picture

Admit “Errors” Of General Lee But Hit Writer   Inspector Asserts Ruark’s Charges Against Head:; Of Italian Theatre‘:  ... “Exapgerated’?

ARMY CLEARS LT. GEN. LEE   Report Whitewashes:. Italian Theater Commander. of Martinet Charges.

SAYS REPORT BY WRITER OVERDRAWK   Investigator of Genera! Lee’s Command Asserts He Found Minor Discrepancies—No Other Action Planned.

Army Probe Clears Lee’s Command   ‘Some Errors’ Acknowledged by Investigators

Army Absolves General Lee; Admits Errors  _ pole   Wyche Found Only Minor Irregularities ;  lke Praises Record

Army Clears   Admits Errors in Italy Theatre Command, but Labels Ruark Charges Grossly Exagverated

‘Admits Lee Erred In His  ‘Command   But Gen. Wrche’s Report Says Columnist Gaye‘Wholly Erroneous Picture’ There

Ruark Article Erroneous Is  Army Report   Army High Command Does Acknowledge, Errors in Italian Theatre Under Lt. Gen. Lee

Charges Held Wholly False After Probes.  Nin Artinn Takan   ‘No Action Taken Against General In ltalv Theater

Army Errors in Italy Admitted  High Command Issues Report On Charges Against Gen. Lee

epori lalis Gt Discrepancy Cases ‘Minor’ :  ey      Eisenhower Says Some ‘Serious’ Mistakes Made

ARMY ADMITS ERRORS MADE IN ITALIAN THEATER   Results of Investigation of Writer’s Charges Announced’

GEN, LEE GIVEN A CLEAN SLATE BY ARMY BRASS   Former Mediterranean Chief Absolved of  Columnist’s Charges

Army Approves Lee Command Inquiry Report   Admits Errors, Claims Italian Picture Wrong

Army Admits ‘Errors’ Existed In Etalian Command But Says Ruark Wrong About Gen. Lee

ERRORS IN ITALIAN THEATER COMMAND FOUND BY PROBERS      ~~ Anmy: Invest gation

CLEAR LEE OF ‘WRONG INTENT IN ARMY PROBE   Military Heads Admit Some Mistakes Found in Treatment of Gls

Army High Command Admits ‘Minor Errors’ But Says Columnist Ruark’s Charges Give ‘Wholly Er ranenie Picture’

Half Now Out, Spread To All Fields Feared   Walkouts Orderly, Half Million Tons Output Already Lost

Miners Protest  New Labor Law By Quitting Jobs   Report Nearly Half Miners Absent From Work In Coal Fields Today   MANY OF MINES ARE SHUT DOWN

IIlinois Elks: Ass'n Conference to be ‘Held At Herrin Oct. 10-12

Youngsters Hurt In Home Mishans   Three Treated At Local Hospital Thireday.

THREE HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS   Baby Receives Fractured Jaw Twe Persons Are Burned

Strict Labor Bill Speeded   Action Slated to Beat Lewis’ Threat Of Strike: Veto Challenged

Bricker Asks Investigation  Questions Status Of Atomic Appointee:

Chief Flie: to Bedside  in Storm   Plane Lands Safely in Rain, Lightning Storm at Grandview

TRUMAN SPEEDS HOME, MOTHER CRITICALLY ILL   Mrs. Martha Truman Suffers Severe Setback  Early This Morning

Truman Flies fo Her Side Through Storm   Tornado Threatens Area; Woman, 94, Takes Turn for Worse

President Flie: To Redside of Sick Mother   Doctors Say Her Condition Serious After Qniaden Torn

FLIES TO BEDSIDE OF AGED MOTHER, CRITICALLY ILL AT GRANDVIEW, MO.

CARRIE VOGHT’S RITES THURSDAY   Hicksville Widow Expires After Critically III Four Weeks

AUTO WORKERS’ LEADERS SCRAP   Murray Steps Into Midst Of Bitter, Name-Calling Squabble

Reuther Gets Murray OK   CIO Chief Endorses Right Wing Official In LAW Wrangle

Anto Workers’ Officials Charge “Dictatorship”  By Reuther; Ballot   Stuarts Tomorrow

Murray Nod To Reuther   CIO: Chief Backs Him For UAW Presidency: Turmoil at Convention

Murray Gives OK To Reuther As UAW Chief   His Re-Election Endorsed By CLO President In Convention Address

Philip Murray Backs Reuther  Supports Him for   Supports Him for Re-election as President Of Union

Murray Gives OK ‘to Reuthe:  - Wouldn't Give En  Wouldn't Give Endorsement To Other Officers. —

Thomas Endorsed By Philip Murray For Re-Election   CIO Head Comes Out For UAW President.

Murray Endorses Reuther Election   Favors Renaming Present President  Of Auto Workers

MURRAY BACKS REUTHER FOR UAW PRESIDENT   CIO Head Says Union Free to File Non-Red Affidavits With NLRE

MURRAY BACKS UAW'S REUTHEF   ClO Leader Picks Union Head For Reelection

SHOWDOWK AT HAND I UAW RANKS   CIO President Murray Steps Into Bitter Factional Squabble.

Murray Okays Reuther For U.A.W. Re- Election   In Hot Political Fight; Has Only Mild - Words for Addes-Thomas Faction ;

MURRAY GIVES REUTHER OKER   Former Endorses Reelectior  Of UAW President

President of ClO Tokes a Hand in Hot Union Fight   Endorses Walter Reuther for Reelectior As Chief of UAW  At Unitan Canvaniian

Murray Back: Reuther For Re-Election   .CIO President Steps Into United Auto Worker Convention with High Praise for UAW Chief  )

ClO President Makes Speech a UAW-CIO Meet.   In Hot Political Fight in Bia Union

Teachers Back  In Classrooms .   Delaware Protest March On Capitol Fails To Jar Lagislators.

CLUES HUNTED IN THIRD MURDER   Body of Woman Found in Reservoir hy Pienickers in Los Ageles’ Third Horror Murder in Two Months — Electrician Being Questioned in Twa Former Murders.

AMERICAN DIES IN REFUGE FIGHT   Sailor From Los Angeles Killed in Battle With Jews

Refugee Ship Battle Kills 3  British Board Jewish Vessel Off Haifa; LIC €binwna,s I,’

Youth Clears Up Mystery Of Smashed Bicycle In Wreckage Of DC-4 Plane

Entire Nation s Weather Varies  Rain, Wind, Snow in Different Areas

Sections of Nation Warned About ley Weather by Bureau   Temperatures, Take Drop in: West; Snow, Sleet Predicted: Today in . New England

WARN AGAINST FOOD STRIKES   German Unionists Say They Won't Accept Further Cuts Quietly

__——— Window Shattered ~  Bus Fired On; Bullet Hits Driver's Seat

British Hope For Production, Fewer Imports  US Talks End With No Decision

Britain Seeks. Hike In Output To Solve Crisis   “High Level” Talks Ended ~ Without Decision On Easing Terms Of Loan From United States

‘Dollar’ Conference Ends: Without Decision on British Trading Plea

Frame an Economtic Proaram for Britain   Greater Production and Rationing Remainder of Hoe. Estes Mik Rk ES

Britain Pins Hopes On Three Moves to Aid Economic Peril Production, Few Imports, US Pact

BRITISH WIND UP TALKS ON LOAN   REACH NO DECISION ON PLEA TO RELAX TRADE RESTRICTIONS

OHO FLOOD WATERS FALL   Receding Rivers, Creeks Leave One Dead, Farms Damaged

RECEDING OHIO FLOOD WATERS LEAVE ONE DEAD   Urbana Boy Washing Pet Dog Falls Into Swollen Stream, Drowns

CROP PROSPECT CALCULATED AS WATERS LEAVE   Couple Weeks Of Good Sur Needed On Corn; Floods Cause One Death

‘Goods:InsteadOf-Dollars’ Plan Is His Proposal   « Congress Favors _ “Reasonable Loans?

‘Goods:InsteadOf-Dollars’ Plan ls His Proposal  - Con ngress Favors _

Taft Favors” US. Foreign Aid in Goods   Presidential Endorsee Follows Vandenberg Recovery Reasoning

Officer Wounded  in Gun Baittle  Kidnapers, Police Chief Trade Shots

21 Hurt As Buses Collide At Roxbury   Two Passengers Injured Seriously

HEIRESS TO SUE FOR LIBEL AND THEN VACATION   Louise Overell’s Lawyer Will Press Collection OF $150,060 Policies

Claim Democracy Fight Due To Backfire =~ Senators Say Russia Takes Hitler Course

Senators State Belief Formation of New Axis  Will Back-Fire on Reds

Russia Pictured On Fatal Path  Pursues Psychology That Broke Hitler

Hitler Notions Laid to Soviet   Senators Predict Red Bloc Will Unify Its Foes

Wallace Warns Against Aid      Says Truman Pian Aimed At Furnishing U. 5. Navy With Ci.

‘A HOUSE DIVIDED .  Wallace Fears World- Wide Opposition to Greek Aid

Trouble Ahead on Truman's Policies Seen by Wallace  Says President's Stanc to Turn World Aaainst Us

French Welcome Ship With 4,000 Tons of Food Donated to Friendship Train

Europe s Hungry Peoples Welcome the Food Trains; Communists in Derision

VOTE SECRECY FOR SESSIONS -ON THE BUDGE   DEMOCRATS: LOSE FIRST ROUND IN CLASH WITH GOP ON BUDGET pis.. ‘ cussions = = ===§

Senators Confer On Marshall Plan   Secretary of State Meets With Foreign Relations Committee

Priest Slain By Yugoslavs In Tito Area   Vatican Prelate Also Suffers Grave Injuries, Italians Say

‘Yugoslays Are Blamed In Killing Of Priest   Vatican Prelate  Seriously Injured At Venezia Giulia; Third Priest Slain

PRIEST AND “PRELATE ARE MOB VICTIMS   Third Priest Found Dead With Marks Of Torture

YUGOSLAV MQ BEHEADS PRIEST   Another Cleric Seriously Hurt Near Trieste

Tito Mob Beheads Priest, Wounds Vatican Prelate   Churchmen Attacked on Mission to Con: firm Children in Venezia-Giulia

HIGH PRELATE FROM VATICAN IS TORTURED   CHURCH ATTACKED AT TOWN NEAR TRIESTE

VATICAN  PRELAIE  MOBBED *   Priest Killed As He Attempts Defense

REPORT PRIEST BEHEADED BY YUGOSLAV MOB   Another Is Seriously Wounded In Attack  During Service

Priest Killed, Another Hurt By Yugoslays   Mob Attacks Cleric, Slays Another Who Attempts Rescue

Services in Yugoslav Area Interrupted   Mutilated Body of Third Priest Is Reported Found

Badly Wound Prelate; 3rd Victim Found   Attack Occurs In Trieste Area; Mob Reported Yuvoslay

REPORT MOB IN YUGOSLAV ZONE KILLED PRIEST  FATALLY WOUNDED WHILE DEFENDING

Yugoslav Mob BeheadsPriest   Vatican Prelate Woundec During Church Service

'SLAV MOB KILLS PRIES'   HOSTILE RIOTERS ALSO INJURE  A VATICAN PRELATE.   Local Churchman Slashed Fatally Attempting to Aid Monsigvor Sent to Confirm Childrea in Peninsula Area.

RIEST IS BEHEADED BY TIT MEN   Prelate Is Slashed And Body of Third Churchman Is Found

Attacked While Conducting ‘Services; Prelate From — \Vatican Seriously Wounded

Wound Prelate Of The Vatican   Mutilated Body OF A Third Priest Is Found In Woods Near Trieste.

Vatican Prelate Attacked, Priest Killed in Slay Venesia-Guilia Zone

Mob Beheads Priest  Near Trieste  Another Wounded: Yugoslavs  Accused of Crime

VATICAN PRELATE GRAVELY INJURED BY YUGOSLAV MOR   Parish Priest Murdered In At.tempt To Defend Visit ina Cleric

Attacked During Confirmation in Area of Pisino   Local Priest Killed Trving T Defend Clergyman Sent By Vatican

YUGOSLAV BEHEADS PRIEST NEAR TRIESTE   Another Prelate Wounded During Sunday Confirma tion Service   CROWD BARS CHURCH DOOR AGAINST MOB

Sickle-Wielding Mob Slays Priest, Seriously Wounds Vatican Prelate

Body Of Third Missing Priest Also Located   Sickle - Wielding Mob Seriously Wounds Vatican Prelate Bs

Yugoslav Mob Behead Priest, Harm Another   Intelligence Hears Occurred During Confirmation.

PRIEST BEHEADED ‘BY YUGOSLAV MOE   SICKLES USED IN ATTACK AT VENEZIA GIULIA—VATICAN _PRELATE WOUNDED,

Two Dead In Auto Accident At Batesville   FOOTBALL STAR KILLEE AND OTHER PLAYERS INJURED

Distillers Are Expected to Agree To 60 Day Closing to Save Grain

Industry Vill Give Reply To U. S. Request At Parley With Liuckman Today

Distillers Resent Shutdown Orders  Luckman Satisfied At First, They Say

Distilleries Plan 60-Day Moratorium  Shutdown Will Save 10 Million Bushels of Grain

ASK SHUTDOW OF NATION'S DISTILLERIES   Food Group Hopes To Save 10,000,000 Bu. Of Grain   Of Liquor Industry To Discuss Proposal To Close Down For 60 Days

Distillers Are Requested To Close Down   Reluctant ‘Yes’ Is Expected From Liquor Industry Members

Formal Request for 60-Day Shutdown Made by Food —  Committee to Distilleries

President Asks 60-Day Closing To Save Grain   Estimates 10,000,000 Bushels Can Be Conserved To Help Feed  Huneryv Furoneans.

Group Asks Distiller ‘Shutdown’   Industry Indicates Reply Will Be Given As Reluctant ‘Yes’ 

Distillers Asked To Close Plants   Request Is to Save 10,000, ~ 000 of Needed Grain   FOR 2 MONTHS PERIOD   Industry Members Indicate That the Answer Will Be “Yes”

Reluctant ‘Yes’ Might Be Result   Grain Exchanges Raise Margins on Deals for Future Delivery of Produce   Engelhard Silent   Distillers’ President Has No Comment on What Renly to Be

Distillers To Give Answer On  Shutdown Today   Reluctant ‘Yes’ To Re quest For 60-Day Holli dav Indicated.

THIRD STEP IN TRUMAN BID ON FOOD IS ASKED   Liquor Industry Expected To Assent Reluctantly To President's Call For 2Months Lay-Off To  Conserve Grain.

Whisky Firms Asked To Close For Sixty Days   Industry Members Indicate - Production Halt Will Be Ordered.to Aid HBounery Abroad

Industry Says Liquor Moratorium Requested by Tru. man Will Throw 30,000 Persons Out of Work.

GRAIN-SAVING STEP WOULD AID EUROPE   Whisky-Makers May Reluctantly Bow to Request of Citizens Food Committee for a TwoMonth Moratorium.

Spokesmen For Industry Hint Yes Answer  Hope Shutdown   Hope Shutdown Will Save About 60 Million Bushels Of Scarce Grains

Would Save Large Amount Of Grain   Reluctant “Yes” Expected To Be Answer

Distillers Expected To Agree To Close Down For 60 Days   Another Major Step In  Truman Save-Food Plan

Distillers Asked To Close Plants   Request Is to Save 10,000. 000 Bushels of Needed  Grain   FOR 2 MONTHS PERIOD   Industry Members Indicate That od Answer Will  Yes

10 AGREE 10 GRAIN SAVING: MORATORIUM   But Protest Is Expected at Meeting with Citizens Food Committee.

Step To Cut Use OfGrain Is Asked   Third Major Step In Food-Saving Drive Slated

Distillers Asked  To Shut Down  For Sixty Days Reluctant “Yes” Will  Be Their Answer, Officials Indicate

aaftw Of nm:  Yes Answer By Distillers To Shutdown Request Seen   Third Major Phase Of Save-Food Plan Would Get Started

Food Committee Requests Close   Formal Requests Ge To Distillers For 60 Days Shutdown

'GRAIN SAVING ACHION       DISuill lier     oy 7, Pe 4 a ¥ ¥ i) wy 4b

Country Uniting In Drive to Aid World Situation   Attorney General Says Anti-Trust Pacts to Pass in Emergency

INDUSTRY 10 REVEAL VERDICT THIS AFTERNOON   Whisky Making ‘Ban’ Would Save Tenth of Needed Grain, Claim

DISTILLERS 10 GIVE PRESIDEN! REPLY TODAY   Acreement Is Predicted For 6-Day Shutdown

‘Liquor Industry Will Say Yes To -President's Shut Down Proposal

INDUSTRY HINTS RELUCTANT YES TOU.S. REQUEST   Will Save 10,000,000 Bushels of Grain in Move to Help Europe

company And Employes Agree To Compromise As  Walkout Deadline Nears   Plan Further Collective Bargaining To Determine Size Of Wage Increase

THREATENED W. U. STRIKE CALLED OFF   Books of Company Will Fix Ability to Pay Increased Wages

Fact-Finding Board To Pass On The Issues   Notion-Wide Walkout Postponed For At Least 50 Days

A ‘act-Finding’ Board To Decide Pay-Profit Ratio   Federal Mediation And Conciliation Service Negotiates Last-Hour Agreement; Wage Boost To Be Areved After Roard Rules

Strike Threat By Telegraph Union Ends For 50 Days  Move Is Delayed To Allow Board To Pass on Issues Involved in Case

Parties Sign A “Truce’ For 20-Days Time   Period Allowed For Further Study Of Issues; Agreement Reached As Hanes Were Faint

Threatened Strike Of Western Union  Employes Averted   Agreement Reached For Fact Finding Board To Study Dispute, Report In 50 Days; Unions To Withdraw Strike Notice

Quarrel Sent Study Group To Offer Plan   Action Averts Threat of Nationwide Telegraph Tieup

BUCKINGHAM FATHER NAMES FAMILY HEIRS   Oxford Valley Man Left Real Estate in Mass   LETTERS ARE GRANTED

W IS LISTED THE BENEFICIARY  INTYSON ESTATE   Estate Left By Oxford Valley Man Is At Worcester,   i and Son of Car Deppenschmidt Inherit The Estate

Try To Revive Contract Talks   Attempt To Avert Coal Strike July 8

Operators Look  ToU.S. To Revive  Contract Talks Miners’ Strike  Cig 7... T..1.- Qo

Coal Operators Look For New Talks By July 8   U. S. INTERVENTION IS SOUGHT TO HALT STRIKE

U.S. Move Is Awaited in Coal Dispute  Operators Mum On Report Wage Scale Approved

Walkout Looms  Pit Operators Look To U. &. To Cali Talks On Coal Pact   Reports Of Offers To Meet Demands Lack Confirmation

OPERATORS SEEK MINE CONTRACTS   Look To Government To Revive Conference With John L. Lewis   MAY MEET DEMANDS

Owners To Seek Government Aid  Revival Is Urged . Of Contract Talks

Mine Owners Mum On Wage Boost Reports   Lewis Is Also Silent: After Reports Large Northern Group Offered To Meet Demuends

Coal Operators Look for New Contract Talks  Hope Government Will Take Action

GOAL OPERATORS: HOPE 10 AVERT NEW MINE STRIKI   ILook To Government For Re: vival Of Contract Talks -. With Lewis

Eine Operators Ask Revival Of  Contract Talks   New Wage Pact Is Needed To Head Oe Strike.

Coal Operators Look for New Contract Talks  Hope Government   Hope Government Will Take Action

COAL OPERATORS EYE REVIVED PITS PARLEY   Hope Held For Averting Strike July 8

‘Mine Owners Look to US For Pay Talk   Pits Turned Back to  Their Owners for First Time in Year; Hope to Avert Strike by July 8

Southern Coal Producers to Accept Contract  Associations. Otherc   Associations, Others Told to Sian Pact

Southern Owners To Sigu Contac  GoAl With With 75 Per Cent Industry CONSUMERS F RS PAY BILL Gains to Miners Reflected in Increased Cost of Coal

Lewis Is — Winner in. Coal Issue   : Southern Operators Agree to Sign Pact -Alrsady Adopted by  Bact af leeliictess

SOUTHERN PRODUCERS WILL SIGN  Lewis Gets Grand  Slam On Contract

Dixie Coal Operators Surrender   Southern Producers An. nounce They Will Sign Contract With Lewis

Southern Owners Willing to Sign Soft Coal Pact   Bulk of Diggers Already Ordered Back to Mines

Triumph. Complete   Soythern Coal Owners Announce They Will ' Sign. New . Wage Pact; “Men to Pits ‘at Once

Will Accept New Contrad   Lewis Had Already Ordered Bulk Of Coal Diggers Back To Work In Other Areas

Southern Owners To Sign Contract      Go Along With 75 Per Cent of Indust ry Already Signed   CONSUMERS PAY BILL   Gains to Miners Reflectec in Increased Cost of Coal

Southern Mines Take Contract On Lewis Term   Producers Group Authorizes Members To Join Siqn-up

Southern Coal Owners Accept Wage Contract   Some Of Mines Now Down Expected To Resume Work Tomorrow

Southern Coal Producers to Accept Contract  Associations, Others Told to Sian Pact

Southern  Operators Sion Pact   New Coal Contract Is Accepted Today By Operators Of Mines In South

Southern Coal Mine Operators Accept Contract   Dixie Group Joins Rest Of Nation’s Producers In Making Peace.

Pullman Car Breaks Loose: Porter Killed:   Accident Occurs Near Point Where Express Crashed 10 Davs Avo

CAR BREAKS LOOSE NV MOUNTAIN AREA ONE DEAD 11 HURT   Pullman Plunges Three And Half Miles into Gorge; Porter Is Victim of Accident Today.   FLAGMAN SAVES PEOPLE IN CRASH

PORTER KILLED; 11 ARE INJURED   Last Pullman Car Becomes Uneoupled — —Makes ‘Three-and-AHatt Mile Run Down Hill Before Crashing into Mountainside.

Plum Decrees Price Decrease   Premier Of France Orders Cut Of 5 Per Cent In Consumer Prices

Pri celess Ancient Bible  Destroyed by Mob ‘At Damascus Synaqoque

Backs River Plan in Talk To Canadians   Red Cross Allots $50,000 to lowa For Flood Relief

Red Cross Makes Initial Allotment of $50,000 for Jowa Flood Relief

“King Of Strikebreakers,” Reputed To Have Earned $10,000,000, Dies

Civil War Climax In China   Student Riots Spread; Chiang Again Puts Blame on Communists

Teachers Plan Capital March   Seek to Support Demands for Higher Salanes

England's Labor Regime Opens Defense  Economic Planning Board to Aid - Recovery Proposed

President Alemar Welcomed:  ‘to United States Visitor and Truman  Exchange Good Will Pledces

Find Skeletons Of Dog-Size Dinosaurs In N. Mexico Area   Rated Most Important Find Of Early Animal Life On Continent

TEMPERATURES DIVE RAPIDLY TO ZERO MARK   Gulf States Feel Cold as Snow And High Winds Sweep Eastern States

Committee  Agrees on F ood Exports              “Will Meet with : “Truman Today.

Export Plan Decided On By Leaders   Anderson Keeps Findings Of Committee Quiet

Cabinet Food Group Agrees On Export-Plan   Details Are Withheld Until Committee Has Conference With  Deacidant Tenman

Truman Gets Committee's Food Report   Special Session Not Mentioned, Anderson Says

Food Exports Plan Formed  Details of Program (PARES, 8 SePNye Wedges,” “ee UN a aul aes GlacetUee Sse

In Huddle On Policy   Truman and Chief I Advisors Talk Over  Europe Aid Problems

Truman Receives Report on World Food Problems   Subject of Special Session of Congress Not Discussed--No Action Yor

Truman and Marshall Confer On World's Economic Needs   Hunger, Politics, U.S. Pocketbaok Up for Discussior

Cabinet Agrees  On Food i.xports   Details Held For Meeting With  President

Trumen Starts Conferences With Top Men: Special Session One DBecison

European Needs, U.S. Supplies Are Matched: President to Get Details

Cabinet Committee Agrees on List of Food Exports Today   Group Meets With Truman at 2 p. m.; Marshall is Pleased

Agree on ‘Future Exports of Food   Cabinet Meets to. Discuss Problem

Committee Will Advise President On Food Exports  To Reveal Decisions io Truman; Price Situation,

SHARP CUT IS INDICATED IN GRAIN EXPORT   Special Congress Call Is Major Issue in Conferences

Truman Gets Food Situation Report; Expected to Comment in Few Days

Truman Goes Into A Huddle With Cabinet  Cabinet Committee pp. ... ®.  Braeemnandl   Cabinet Committee Agrees On Proposed U S. Food Exoorts

Food Exports Report Made   .. Cabinet Committee Hands Data To President

Cabinet Discusses Status A’ Home and Overseas With * the President   NO IMMEDIATE ACTION

World Needs Under Study at Capital   _ Truman and Aides ‘ Seek Right Answer Yo Vital Problems

Cabinet Food Committee Agrees On Amount of Future U. 5. Export   Recommendations Will Go To President Later Today, With Special Session of Congress and High Prices At Home [nterlocked With Decision

But No Details Released By Ag Secretary   ‘Committee Meeting With President Truman This Afternoon

U.S. AUTHORITIES PENEDKATING THE JAPANESE MYSTERY   Everything Is Welded Into Unit Through a System of Bosses

HIDDEN GOVT IN JAPAN SYSTEM OF LOOSE CONTROLS   Gang Chieftain Matsuda Killed Because He “Bucked” System   L § ENCOMPASSING   Takes in Boot Blacks to Ambassadors Working as Contact Men

Great Britain May Request Procedure   Special Session Immediately ls Hinted

Britain to Ask General Session Over Palestine   Diplomats Hail Austin’s Speech On Greece Issue

British Want Meeting of UN Assembly   Explosive Palestin Problem to Be Given United Nations

Britain May Ask UN Mee! On Holy Land   Austin’s Speech Hailed by Many As U. S. Decision To Back UN

Baby's Place ls InHome, Particularly At Birth Says Doctor: Would Curb Disease

SOLONS NOT APT TO VOTE NEW TAXES.   "Most of Them Favor. Sigler’s 8. Plans Otherwise.

DISK 1S FOUND, ANOTHER HOAX   Four Boys Admit Making Saucer Discovered At Twin Falls, Idaho

Forrestal Hits Totalitarian Leaders In VFW Address. - Declares ‘Excessive Use Of Veto’ ° — Has Hampered U.N. Development

REDS. HAMPERING UW DEVELOPMENT FORRESTAL SAYS   Secretary of Navy Lashes at ‘Excessive Use of the Veto.’   HITS ‘RUTHLESS’ LEADERS   Totalitarian Group Trying to Extend Power Grab, He Tells VFW.,

Forrestal Cites Veto Powers as Refarding Peace   Totalitarian Countries Dominate UN Without Will of Citizens

TOTALITARIAN LEADERS HIT  Forrestal Says UN Hampered By ‘Excessive Use’ Of Veto Power

Forrestal Declares  UN. Is Hampered  By Totalitarians Tells VFW World  Makes Little Progress Toward Stability

Totalitarian Leaders Hit by  Sec. Forrestal  Development of UN Hampered  by Veto  i. a

Secretary of the Navy Tells VFW Encampment Fifteen Billions Has Gone From U. S.  — To Prevent Starvation.

VETO USE HIT BY FORRESTAL   Says Development Of U.N Hampered by Excessive Use of Veto Power

Green Defends Aion on State School Funds   Says Increases Without New Taxes Unbalances Budaet

Says Much Criticism Of His Budget Stems From “Confused Thinking”

James F. Byrnes’ Diplomatic Story To Be Published in The Joplin Globe

State Assembly Seen Certain to Curb Labor  Responses to Poll Indicate Majority Favors Restrictions on Riaht to Strike

HEYBURN FAVORS CURBS ON SOME LABOR LEADERS    Restrictive Laws Seen Certain By "AT LT noislatura

Another W.PB Feared By Taft   Declares Any Allocation And Priority Powers Granted Will Be Stretched

REDS MAY FORCE SEPARATION OF GERMAN SPHERE   U. §. Occupation Chiefs See Likely Split If Plan Of Marshall Fails

Churchill Asks Vote Showing That Attlee’s Government ‘Has Failed’

CHURCHILL WANTS BRITAIN 10 RETURN T0 FREE ENDEAVOR   Vote of No Confidence in Socialistic Rule Is Asked  : Today by Head of   Opposition Party.   WARTIME LEADER HEARD IN SPEECH

Labor Group Has Failed, He Declares   No Confidence Move Asks Return To Free Enterprise

LABOR REGIME IN BRITAIN IS ASSAILED   Churchill Charges Government Has Failed to Overcome Eeonomiec Crisis.

Failure In Crisis Blamed On Labor By Conservative   Attlee Will Defend  Labor Movement

CHURCHILL ASKS ‘NO CONFIDENCE   ‘Only Token Opposition by  Wartime Leader, La bor in Majority.

Churchill Asks ‘No Confidence’ In Labor Gov't  SM Poti dere “Liy   Vote to Be Taken after Attlee Speech

Churchill Urges Condemnation of Labor Group   ‘Asks No Confidence Vecte for Failure to Stop Economic Crisis

RUSSIA WARNED BY PRESIDENT   World Peace Depends On Friendship, Truman Says In Toast To Aleman

$0 SAYS MR. TRUMAN TO THE SOVIET UNION   President Makes U. S. Position Clear at Banquet for Aleman.

TRUMAN TO THE SOVIET UNION   President Makes U.S Position Clear at Banquet for Aleman

Speedy Return Of All POW To Germany Sought   Great Britain Moves Te Establish End Of 1948 As Deadline.

Advance Plan To Ministers At Moscow   Wants Work Completed By End Of 1948

CAPER £ONAY D  Schedule Is  Worked Out  By Big Four Repatriation Of Prisoners Urged

Return of ‘All Germans Is Proposed   Britain Suggests Ruseia, France and U.S. Send Back All Prisoners of War hv End of 1948

Big 4 Agree To Major Topic Monday   Will Take Up German Treaty a: Marshall Asked

Temperatures   Ministers to Tackle Economic Matters At Monday Session

Return of All German Prisoners by End  of 1948 Is Proposed by Great Britain

MINISTERS TO TAKE UP PACT PLANS MONDAY   Agree to Come to Grips* With Heart of German Problem at Next Sess:on   WEEKS OF PROPOSALS TO BE BROUGHT TOGETHER

BRITAIN ASKS RETURN OF PRISONERS   ‘Debate On Main Issues To Start Monday   MAJOR ITEMS   Include German Frontiers, Assets And Compensation To United Nations

FourAsked  to Return Prisoners   Foreign Ministers to Take Up Main Problems Monday

BRITAIN ASKS RETURN OF ALL WAR PRISONERS   Year’s End Is Goal For Petition On German P.0.W.’s: Reich Action Looms

Would Require Completion By End Of 1948   ftecommends Nations Furnish Council Report By First of June

BRITAIN PROPOSES RETURN OF REICH PRISONERS OF WAR   Foreign Ministers Will Take  Up Big German Preb  feome Manedeav

British Propose All German Wa Prisoners Be Repatriated By 1948; Marshall Insists Concrete Work Be Done

Britain Wants POWs HomeBy End of 1948   Big 4 Ministers To Get Down to Facts Monday on Germany

British Propose Plan On POW’s   German Problems On Agenda For Next Week

Council Takes Up Key Reich Issues Monday   Will Discuss Reparations And Form of Future Government

WOULD FREE ALL NAZIS BY END OF 1948   British Propose to Russia, France and U.S. That All Prisoners of War Be Returned to Reich by That Time.

AGREE ON AGENDA FOR DISCUSSION OF GERMAN PACT  oie cniAR NHEPLTIES

Deadline Suggested By British   Council Of Foreign Ministers Prepares To Take Up German Questions Monday

Cooling Mass Of Air Moves Close W. Va.   Relief Due Tuesday As Mercury Drops In Midwest Section

Heat Wave At An End In Midwest   Hundreds Dead. Crops Ruined In Large Area

Long Heat Wave Is Broken In Midwest   Cooler ,Weather Is Due Te Bit Pittsburgh Area ~ Tomorrow

Long Heat Wave Finally Broken in Midwest; East Must Suffer Another Day

YARDLEY HAS HAD FIRE COMPANY FIFTY YEARS   Very Serious Blaze Cause Town to Take Action   FORM BUCKET BRIGADE

YARDLEY FIRE CO. IN SERVICE 50 YEARS   Anniversary Being Marked Tle Your Without a Celebration   2 CHARTER MEMBERS

ARAB DISTRICT FIRED BY JEWS   Death Toll Mounts in Fresh Palestine Violence

Frontier’ Between Jaff And Tel Aviv Is Reported Afire   At Least Six Persons Slain As New Outbreaks Occur In Palestine   TENSION MOUNTS IN PALESTINE AREA

Asserts Fields Gave Fortunes  To 8 Women   Widow Files Claim Against Late Comedian’s Estate; Lists Gifts

Union and Northwestern Bell Company Still in Deadlock   Workers Reject Offer of Arbitration Because of Limited Negotiation

MARSHALL IS ON HIS WAY TO BERLIN   Secretary, Bound for Moscow, Places Wreath on Tomb of France’s Unknown Soldier Before Leaving for Germany.

19 Perish In Fiery Texas Truck Crash   Negro Construction Workers, Truck Driver Die In Waxahachie Collision

Midget Planes. Conquer Atlantic  Almost Come To Grief Over Iceland

Round- World Cub Pilots Arrive In London, Find Atlantic Wide And Wet

SMALL PLANES REACH BRITAIN   Two Light Aircraft Spar - Atlantic With One Close Call

Two World Fliers Arrive In London \With Healthy Respect For Atlantic

Atlantic All It’s Cracked Up To Be, Say Pair Who Flew It at 100 MPH

Southwestern Bell May Ask  Rate Increase   Company Conducting Study of Conditions In Fiye-State Area

Gurney in Favor. Of UMT Prograr  Worsening Situation Mokes Need Grenter

Peace Training Held Imperative   Universal Plan Called Vital with World Sterm Looming

UMT Is Needed More Than Ever   Sen, Gurney To Push For Training Measure

Communists Riot In Paris Streets   Besiege Meeting of French Assembly

MANY ARE INJURED IN PARIS RIOTING   Between 40 And 300 Hurt When Communists Try To Break In Wace Vectine

Communists And French Police Clash   Between 40 and 300 Injured When 35,000 Storm Meeting Place

CLUBS WIELDED — ON HUGE THRONG:: 40 10 390 HURT   Reds, Responding to Newspa per Plea, Try in Vain to Break Up Meeting Opposed to Their Cause.   SPEECH OF RAMADIER PRECEDES DISORDERS   Premier Attacks De Gaulle as a. “Modern Caesar” as “He . Opens Government's  ° Fight for Life.

STREET FIGHTING FLARES IN PARIS   Communists, Police Battie 300 May Be Injured

HUNDREDS HURT AS 39,000 REDS FIGHT PARIS COPS   Police Beat Back Crowd Trying to Prevent AntiSoviet Meeting.   1,500 ATTEND RALLY   Riot Flares as Ramadier Opens Government’s Fight for Life.

Paris Police Battle Reds  rnrwh, r.. ee ee ee RETR.   35,000 Communists Seek to Break Up Anti-Red Meeting

Paris Streets Scene of Brawl   Heads Are Cracked In Political Fight

Scores: Inj ured: In Battles On Paris Street:   Communists Attack Foes At - Meeting; -Ramadier Vote  - Of Confidence Set  For Tomorrow

French Police Rout Red Demonstration Rioters,  30 to 300 Are Injured

35,000 Reds Are Repulsed: Many Injured  Attempt To Break lin Meetina Failc

POLICE BATTL REDS IN FIERCE PARIS FIGHTING   Riotous Clashes Break Ou Shortly After Ramadier Opens Plea For Rule

40 to 300 Are  Hurt in Paris Street Battle   35,000 Communists Repulsed in Attempt to Break Up Meeting

300 Hurt In Street Brawl   Communists, Paris Police In Bitter Conflict.

Paris Police Battle With  Communists   Riots Occur as Premier Opens Assembly Fight

HEADS CRACKED IN PARIS BRAWL   Reds Battle Police A: Ramadier Regime Fights For Life

Photographers Injured in Street Melee; Premier Ramadier Assails . de Gaulle as a Modern Caesar.

Many Hurt In Street Riots In Paris Area   COMMIES AND ANTIS IN BLOODY FIGHTING LAST NIGHT

MANY HURT IN FRENCH BRAWL   Head-Cracking Street Fight Staged By Police And Communists

FRENCH REDS BEATEN OFF IN BLOODY RIOT   40 to 300 Injured As Communists Try To Prevent Meeting

Dozens Hurt as Reds Star Riot in’ Paris   ‘Seek To Prevent Anti Communist Meeting ;  Police Intervene

Riots Flare In Paris As Reds Attack  25 000 Are Resten   25,000 Are Beaten Back; Premier Hits At Political Foes

Reds, Police in Big Scrap   Some 35,080 Comerunists Try to Bresk Up Anti-Red Meeting, Finally Driven OFF

French Police Battle 35 000 Communists   Socialist Government Facing Test — Vote In French National Assembly

Many Are Injured In Street Battle   First Major Political Fight Since 1936 Dis- *  turbance

Bloody Brawl In Paris   Estimates of Injured Run As High As 300 In Fight Between Communists and Polic:

Surprise Soviet Move to Setup United Nations Commission =  Is Blocked             RUSSIANS WILL BLOCK ANY OTHER ATTEMPTS

Russia Stirs New Row or Indonesia   Surprise Proposal By Soviet Vetoed By French Delegate

Russ Plan for Java  Vetoed   Consuls in Batavia to Report on Fighting Since U.N. Order

LOWER VOTE AGE BILL DEFEATED BY ACTION OF HOUSE   Senate Gets Measures to Divide State Into Two Congressional Districts

House Turns Down Bill To Cut Vote Age   ‘Senate Receives Plan To Divide State Into Two Congress District

Republicans List Eight Point Plan For Preparednes:    Compulsory Military Training Issue Igncred by GOP Senators

G. O. P. Pens ‘Master Plan’ For Defense   Military, Industrial Preparedness Goal Of Seven Senators

U.S. Oil Right Is Reaffirmed   High Court Again Denies California Plea

Upholds U. 5. Rule Over Oil-Producing Lands Along Coast  Supreme Court Denies Rehearing Sought by  Caate ah (aliba ice

High Tribunal Reaffirms  Tideland Edict  Upholds U. S. Control Of Area Vital

REAFFIRM OIL RIGHTS RULING   Supreme Court Turns Down Petition For Rehearing Of Tidelands Case

Counter Portal Pay Suit Filed   Rockwell Co. Charges Slowdowns by Employe: —-Asks $15,000,000

Needy European Nations to Gef Nazi Gold Hoarc   France, Italy Billed For Largest Share Of Hitler’s Loot

Nazi Gold Loot to Give Iniorim Aid To Hungry Europe  American Armies Hay   American Armies Have Recovered a Total of About $330-Million

DRASTIC LABOR. PROGRAM DRAWN   NEW TAFT MEASURE STRONGER IN MANY RESPECTS THAN CASE BILL.

FORMER SENATOR HARRY HAWES DIES   END COMES IN WASHINGTON AT 18 — IN FAILING HEALTH SEVERAL YEARS.

Death Comes for Harry B. Hawes, Former Senator   St. Louisan Active i Missouri Politics Many Years

Marshall Lays Wreath, Flies  On to Moscow   Ceremony Climax Of Visit With French Officials

Three Nations Return  Naval Units   Britain, Mexico and Panama Return Vessels

STEP TAKEN TO LOWER TARIFFS   Administration Schedules Series Of Open Hearings On Proposed Charter Of International Trade Organization.

Call. Hearings on World Trade Body  Administration Seeks Lower Trade Barriers

British Cabinet Meets to Discuss Food Import Cut   Rations Would Suffer Bui Crowd Cheers Attlee Before Session   EADY BACK FROM U. 5 TO REPORT TUESD/,:    Arrives Before Meeting  Says Objectives Have Been Attsined

Britons Face New, Sfeeper Food Slashes   Imports From U, 5. May Be Cut Heavily

Flood Conditions  in Britain Worse  Crippling Losses in Crops Seen

ARMY'S INSPECTOR GENERAL 15 DEAD   LT. GEN. DANIEL I. SULTAN MADE DISTINGUISHED RECORD DURING WAR.

EYE HOLLYWO0D MOVIE COLONY IN BED PRABE   Investigation Of Communistic Activities May Reach State Dept.

Probers Eye Red Charges   State Department, Hollywood Movie Colony Next Stop tn Committee Drive

SENATE SET T0 VOTE HELP FOR GREEKS, TURKS   Marshall Cablegram From Moscow That Aid Program Is Indispensable Expected To Have Influ ence On Congress.

Greek-Turkish Proposal Seen Sure Of Okay  In Vote Today   Senate Ballots First On New U.S. Policy For Foréign Affairs

Expect Speedy OK ~ of Turkish-Greece Aid Program Today   Senate Votes at3p.m.; Score or More Listed As Dissenters

Senate Set To Stamp Okay On Balkan Aid Bill   Marshall Sends Word  Program “Indispensable’”’

*Reluctart Approval”. 0 President's Program . ' Saemrre Aceneasl

$400,000,000 Measure Held  Sure to Pass   Marshall Message of Endorsement Gives Bill Impetus

Senate Ready To Give Approva To Aid Program   Dissenters Say Plan Will Bring Eventual War With Soviet

Senate Aid Vote Today —   Approval of Truman’s Foreign Policy Seen As Certain Though Few Are Happy About It

SENATE VOTE ON GREEK-TURK' AID UP TODAY   : Approval Of Measure Almost sure; Marshall Sends Note Of Support

Approval Seen As Greek Aid Comes fo Vote   Senate May Give Measure Majority Of Three-to-One

OW GREEK AN PLAN TODAY   $400,000,000 Near‘East Assistance Program Seems Certain To. Pass.

Senate Due To OK Aid Program Today   Only Score of Dissenters Lined up Against First Major Foreign Policy Move Since 1945

Senate Set For Vote on Greek Aid   Venture in Foreign Policy Reaches Its First Congressianal Showdown Today

Okay By Senate On Aid Measure Expected ‘Today   See Greek, Turk Bill Given Less Emphatic Backing

TRUMAN BILL IS CERTAIN TO PASS   Approval Also Is Forecast In Lower House   Calls Bill Indispensable; Outcome Of Venture Regarded As Guess

Senate Votes Today on Aid To 2 Nations   A Score of Dissenters to Vote Against Program

Senators To Vote On Greek Aid Bill Today   Approval of Greek - Turkish Financial and Military Aid Program Is Expected This Afternoon.

Sale Majority Favors Trumar Foreign Plan   Only Score of Solons Oppose Financial and Military Assistance To Greece, Turkey

SENATE SET TO STAMP OKAY ON GREEK-TURK AID   FAVORABLE ACTION SEEMS ASSURED ON VOTE LATE TODAY

Senate Set to Approve Aid for Greece, Turkey  Favorable Action      Favorable Action On Legislation Seen Certain

SENATE 10 0. K. GREEK- TURKISH AID BILL TODAY   Many Legislators To Back Plan Reluctantly, Being Doubtful Of Venture

Senate Ready For Passage ‘Aid’ Measure   New Venture In Foreign Policy Due For First Congressional Showdown At 4 P. M.

Senafe Near Vote On Aid To Greece  assage Seems Sure In Upper Chamber

Greek, Turkey Money  ‘Certain   Senate Will Ballot On Loan Issue At 4 O'Clock

Senate Set To Samp Okay On Tuk Greek Aid   Truman Plan Comes Up For Vote This  Afternoon.

Senate Vote  Is Due on Aid Plan   Less Emphatic Backing Is Expected Than on United Nations Setup in 1945  Arguments Cited

UNIFICATION IS DEEMED CERTAIN   Resignation of Patterson Seen As Handwriting On the Wall.

WAR CO  SHIFTS SLATED   Royail Succeeds Patterson as Department Chief

See Forrestal as Secretary Of National Defense With Resianation of Patterson

Royal to Fill Post Vacated By Patterson   Secretary of War’s Resignation To Be Effective Tuesday

Patterson’s Actions in Resigning Believed New Step Toward Unification Of Army, Navy Offices

Royall Named Secretary of Wai   President Announces Selection on Day Patterson Resigns

Royall Named Secretary Of War  Following Patterson’s Resignation

Tr 0 ops Revolt In E cuador To Oust Mancheno   Army Garrison -Joms In - Rebellion: Against His Regime, Established Nine Days Ago

REVOLT SPREADS IN ECUADOR RIFT   Leading Port Garrison Joins Counter-Revolutior

Government And Rebel Forces Clash In Ecuador  Troops Thrust Toward Capital

Leading Port Army Garrison Joins Revolt   Mancheno No Longer Known as the Chief

Join Revolt Against Mancheno’s Regime   Ecuadorean Army Garrison No Longer Recognizes Him As Chief Of Government

Opposition To Ecuador's Head Spreads   Army Garrison Of Guayaquil pale Rebels

Army Group Joins Revolt   Garrison In Leading Por! Of Ecuador Is Agains' Col. Mancheno

Ecuadorean Army Garrison Toins Revolt ~~  Mancheno No Longer  Recognized as  Government Head

Scientist Declares the Atomic Bomb ‘Means a Chance for Permanent Peace

Dr. Compton, Who Helped Develop A-Bomb, Says Major Wars May Be Thing Of Past

So Figures Scientist Compton; Retaliation Too Risky For One Starting It

MINERAL AND FUEL RESERVES   Bureau of Mines Reports Reserves of Soft Coal, Maguesium, Salt and Other Minerals More Than Suflicleat to Moet Needs,

Prices Of Foods On Slow Downsweep   Clark Says Gov’t. Will Continue Fight

Fernandez Backs Move For Congress Probe Of Navajo Indian Program

Fernandez Supports A Thorough Congressional Investigation Of The Navaio Indian Proaram

R. 0. A., CHIEF LAMBASTS ARMY’S THINKING, SAYS ISSUE WILL BE PRESSED

DEFINITION OF TERMS SOUGHT   U. $. Wants Russia To Say What Democratic Voting, Democracy Mean

ANOTHER NOTE SENT TO RUSSIA   U.8. TRYING TO CLEAR UP SOVIET ATTITUDE ON THE CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS

Demo Leaders Back Truman Against GOP   Republicans Say They Will Fight To Get Increase

Demo Leaders Back Truman Against GOP  Republicans Say They Will Fight

Higher Rents May Bring About New Wave Of Strikes   Landlord Witnesses Testify Control Is Main Cause Of Nation’s House Shortage

DEMOCRATS TO RESIST EFFORT TO RAISE RENTS   Take Cue From Pres. Truman Some Republicans Favor Increase

FLAT HIKE IN RENT OPPOSED BY DEMOCRATS   Landlords Claim Cons trol Un-American— Cause of Housing Shortage.

Link US. To Plot by Implication   Document Claims Forme U. S. Minister Gave Promises of Aid.

HED HUNGARY: CHANGES PLOT TO AMERICANS   Issues White Paper Dealing with Promise of U. S. Support.

Ousted Premier Facing Charges Of Conspiracy   “White Paper” Makes No Sensational Charges, But Hints Implieate Officials   Acheson Refutes  Red Allegations   “Crimes” Advertised, But Details Lacking; Nagy Accused of Working Against Soviet

BUDAPEST SAYS NAGY ACTED AS TOOL FOR U.S.   Hungary To Have Beer American Base, White Paper Charges

‘White Paper Charges U. S. Attempted to Make Hungary Economic and Political Base

White Paper By Budapest Reds   Communists Hint Nagy Conspired With U. S, For Support Against Russia.

Assert Hungary Was to Be  American Base White Paper Lists Charges   Recinst Premier

WHITE PAPER N NCAR   Nagy Accused Of Attempting To Make Economic, Political Rasa For Uf. Ss.   NO SENSATIONAL CHARGES MADE: MANY HINTS GIVEN

Russian White Paper Says Nagy Dealt With US, Honed for Red Departure

HUNGARIAN ‘WHITE: PAPER’  Reds Claim Nagy Aided U.S. Plotting in Europe

Hungarian White Paper Hits Nagy  Links Ex-Premier, «UL S. Officials

Call For Quick End To Controls   Real Estate Men Want Controls Ended On New Dwellings, General Hike

Russian Army fs 00 Times Larger Than America’s.   Soviets and. Allies: Car Put 300 Divisions in Field, Says General

Russian Army Is 20 Times Larger Than America $  eT Hee nd Alliae ft"   Soviets and Allies Car ~ Put 300 Divisions in Field, Says General

Three Die in Monon Collision   Crew Men Victims Of Headon Crash Near Battle Ground Tuesday

FREIGHT TRAINS COLLIDE; 3 DEAD   Monon Railroad Wreck In Indiana Fatal To Trainmen

President Signs Agreement For Control of Jap Islands  Pacific Fleet Chief Named Temporary Administrator for Trust Territory

U.S. To Run Islands Once Held By Japs   President Signs -\greement And Names Admiral Denfield To . Re Administrator

Jap Isle Rule Pact Signed   Admiral Denfield To Be Administrator OF Trust Territory “

Adm. Denfeld Will Administer Former Jap Isles .  President Has Signed Agreement for U. S. Control Now

Truman Signs Trusteeship For Mandates   Adm. E. E. Denfeld Ap. pointed Temporary Adninistrator For Trust Yerritory

PACIFIC ISLE TRUSTEESHIP BILL SIGNED   J. S. Thus Becomes Administrator of Forme: Japanese Possessions in Marshalls, Carolines and Marianas.

Adm. Denfeld Appointed As Commissioner   Will Administer Affairs Until Transferred to Civilian Agency

Agreement signea By President And He Names Denfeld As Administrator Of Chain Given Under U.N. Pact; Isles Formerly Were Operated By Tap Mandate

Truman Signs Pacific Islands Governing Bill   Admiral Denfeld to Administer Trust Territory

PRESIDENT SIGNS AGREEMENT FOR PACIFIC ISLANDS   ADMIRAL DENFELD NAMED TEMPORARY TERRITORY CHIEF

nm ”  King Pault to Keep Cabinet   Retain Maximos As Premier; Funeral For Dead King Sunday

LOGAN ON STAND IN OWN DEFENSE   Says He “Blacked Out” Anc Did Not Know That He Kill ed Anyone—Hanover Phy. sician Testifies In Case

Estimate 62,000 Are Made Idle   Production Workers Are Hit By Coal Mine Situation Of Present Time

TWO MEN DEAD IN SHIP BLAST   Thirteen Others Injured As Explosions Wreck Prow On Liberty Ship

Liberty Ship  Blast Kills  2 Americans Explosion Occurs  At Dock in Genoa; 13 Crewmen Hurt

BOOST TUITION AT UNIVERSITIES   Increased 50 Percent at Six State Colleges

OHIO UNIVERSITY FEES ARE HIKED   50 Pet. Increase is Voted for OSU Students

TUITION AT STATE COLLEGES T0 GO UP   Ohio State Sets Pace With Increased Rates

Vandenberg, Connally Offer Resolution   Proposal Slated At Moscow Today   FAiié€G Th AEA Ti   Tuition Fees To Be Raised In Six State Universities

$0,000 Listed As ‘Off Jobs’  By Car Plant:   Lay-Offs Caused by Sirike. Absenteeism Are Blamed Bar Production Cut

804000 ARE IDLE IN-CAR INDUSTRY   LAY-OFF IS ATTRIBUTED TO STRIKES, MATERIAL SHORT_, AGES, ABSENTEEISM,

80,000 AUTO WORKERS IDLE   Labor Disputes, Shortages Of Materials Cut Output  In Automotive Plants

CAR PRODUCTION GETS SET-BAGK   More Than 80,000 Idle In Labor Disputes And Layoffs

80,000 Automobile Workers Idle in Detroit's Plants   Heat, Strikes, Material Shortages Force Huge Work Stoppage

WALKOUTS, MATERIAL SHORTAGES AND WEATHER HITS INDUSTRY  Over 80 000 Auto Workers Idle

Compulsory Military Training in High Schools Urged by Texas Catholic Priest:

TEXAS PRIEST WOULD START EARLY Military Training In Schools Uraqed

Farley Says Split With F.D.R. Came Over ‘Purge’ Plan   Former, Party Leader Put Party Welfare Above  Personal Ties  Pe > reer pes

Farley Explains Roosevelt Feud  Says Split Resulted   Says Split Resulted From Purge Attempt

Farley Claims Split With FDR Came Because He Opposed Congress Purge

FARLEY CLAIMS FAILURE TO SUPPORT 1938 PURGE LED TO SPLIT WITH F.D.R

4VOwW it Can ve Lota  Jim Farley Asserts Split With Roosevelt Stemmed from His Dislike of 1939 Purse

Money Too Big A Faetor In Md. Elections   Deputy Atty-Genl. Advocates Corrupt Practices Act Change

Election Costs Draw Attack Of State Official   Need Of Law Change Cited At Maryland Con neil Session By Deputy Attorney General

7  Used to Work in Chicago — 'WAA Loses Its Accounting   Windy City Chief Is Promoted(!) ‘In Mixup

Little Man Who Wasn’t There Seems to Have Bought Stuff by The Carload Without Paying

Terrible Tangle of War Assets Bureau Has Solons, Othman Hanevine on Rane

Cold Air Mass Dodges Midwest  Scattered Showers Aid Mountain State

ROUSING WELCOME AWAITS ALEMAN   MORE THAN 200,000 EXPECTED TO GREET MEXICO’S PRESIDENT IN CAPITAL,

CAPITAL GREETS MEXICAN CHIEF   President Aleman Makes (,ood-Will Visit In Truman's Plane

U. S. Capital Readies Elaborate  Woeleame far Mevicran President

WASHINGTON PLANS TO WELCOME ALEMAN   Mexican President Will Arrive Today Te Ketarn Visit Of President Treman

OUT FOR ALEMAK   Nation’s Capital Bedecked As Mexican President Oue Today:

Arrives Today For Busy Stay; Will Visit Tennessee  Washington Plans Big Welcome For Mexican President Aleman

Washington Going All Out to Greet  President Aleman  More Than 200,000 to Welcome Mexican Chief Today

Capital Welcome Awaits Aleman  Mexico's President To Arrive Today

GERMAN ZONE MERGER PLAN   Indicate Support For U. S.-British Plan If Parley Fails

Soviet Puts West On Spot As Resull Of ‘Squeeze Play  Reich Communists  Seek London Voice

Good Evening... There's more ta the spirit o!  Thanksgiving than belly stuffing  nd girdia ctratchine      Weatherman Repeats Ue. Thiredau LCararnet

A “FAIRLY NICE” DAY   Flora Predicts Clear to Partly Cloudy Skies for Thanksgiving

DOG CAUSES ACCIDENT   Wife and Baby ae. v. Teacher Injured When Pet Moves in Car

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Difficult To Get Accurate Data On Some Unions

HEVRESS INSISTS INNOCENCE   BIZARRE PLOT TO KIL PARENTS UNCOVERED RFTER DEATH

CO-ED AND. FIANCE ARE  QUIZZED REGARDING DY-— NAMITE BLAST ON POWER CRUISER 

Bizarre Murder Plot Is Suspected In Yacht Blast   Parents Of Young California Heiress-Coed Killed As Boat Explosion Occurs   GIRL WAS PLANNING TO WED STUDENT

CO-ED, FIANCE DENY MURDERS   Wealthy California Gir! Youth Accused Of Dynamite Plot

PRICE 1S NAMED TO UN POSITION   Appointed Assistant Secretary-General

CATTLE TRUGK ADAMS TRANSIT UPSETS ON CAR; COMPANY GOING WOMEN INJUREDIOUT OF BUSINESS

Russia Again Rejects Small Nations Claims to Have Voice in Peace Terms

Russia Turns ' ‘Deaf Ear To Small Nations   Stands Firm In Rejecting Demands For Equal Voice In Writing Peace Treaties

‘Opposes Equal Voi  USSR STANDS FIRM AGAINST EQUALITY FOR LESSER LANDS

Russia Stands. Firm, Rejects Smaller Nation Pact Demands   Soviet Deputy Says , Big Four Won Right To Dictate Trealies

ITALIAN POLICE CLASH Wh RED STRIKERS   Attempt To Set Up Roadblock Is Failed

Hits Power Line  Flier Dies as Plane Burns After Crashing in Calhoun

Some Americans Feel Soviet Has Written Off U.N. Except for Own  Procram Purposes

Soviets’ Purpose Now Seen In Use Of Organization As Sounding Board  GromykoSmiles, DullesAmiable; Gestures Make News In UN Meet

Would Set Up Speed Zones On lowa Roads   Restricted Places Urged Where Traffic Is Heaviest on Highways

SEEK RULING ON SPEED ZONES FOR HIGHWAYS   To Fight Rise In Death Rate

Investigation Of Explosion Is Resumed   Cigarette Given As Probable Cause Of Catastrophe

Former King’s Wife Described as Being Seriously Il! Today   23 Years Friendship Leads Couple to Final Matrimony

CAROL MARRIES MME. LUPESCU   . Weds Companion in Exile July 4 at Argentine Hotel

STATE RESTS LYNCH TRIAL      Pictures of Victim Ordered Withheld

JUDGE STUDIES LYNCH TRIAL CONFESSIONS   Prosecution Rests As Horror Pictures  Are Barred

Prosecution Rests In Lynching Trial   Judge To Rule Monday On Acauittal Motions

Court Denies Lynch Case Photographs   Prosecution Rests After Judge Rules  On Horror Pictures

Big Investment Firms Sued for Trust Breach   U.S. Charges 17 New York Companie Aitempt Monopoly

BANKS NAMED IN ANTI-TRUST SUIT   17 New York Firms Cited By Attorney General

Antitrust Suit Filed Against 17 Big Banking Firms  CO ecto! Th Md ce Po   Conspiracy To Monopolize Security Issues Charaed

17 Investment Firms Accused   Anti-Trust Suit Alleges Bankers Conspire to Run Securities Issues

U. S. Names 17 Bank Firms In Anti-Trust Suit   P Charges “‘*Corspiracy” To Monopolize Handling Of Security Issues

Federal Banking Inquiry Started   Investment Firms In New York To  Face Action

Clark Asserts: Group Controls Security Mart   Government Aske Dissolution of Huge Association

CONSPIRACY ON SECURITIES, IS CLARK’S CLAIM   U. S. Attorney General Brings Action Against N. Y. Investment Group

Temperatures   Suit Charges Monopoly on Investments   Attorney General Names 17 Firms  and Association in Action Under Anti-Trust Law, Filed in New York

U.S. Cites 17 In Trust Suit   Security Monopsly Conspiracy Charged

17 Investment. Bankers Named In Trust Suit   Attorney General Charges: Conspiracy Handling. Sceurities

Clark Announecs He.Has Filed Suit Avainst Bankers:   Government: Also Aske Association’ Dissolve;” Calls Case One’ of.  T ativent

Monopoly Conspiracy Is Charged  Claim Efforts _ To Monopolize Handling of

17 Investment Banking Firms Face Charges   Attorney General Tom Clark Institutes Anti-Trust Action Aaainst New Yorkers

Investment Houses Named In Charges  Conspiracy Is Claimed ss In Securities

Big Investment Banks Named in Trust Suit   Government Charges Monopoly by.17 Top: Dealers in Bonds

BANKING FIRMS FACE CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY   Attorney General Clark Files Anti-Trust Suit Against New York Firm:

Anti-Ty >. Suit Filed Agsirst  17 Banking #!ems   Government Charyes Monopoly in Handling Ot Securities Issues

Anti-Trust Suit  Brought Against Investment Firms   17 New York Banking Firms Charged With Conspiracy By U.S. Government

Anti-Trust Charge Against 17 Firms   Security Monopoly Alleged  Aaainct Invactmant Ranke.

17 Investment Firms Accused   Charges Of Monopol) Brought Against Bond Brokers

Charge Of se      ‘One Of Most: Im: portant In History Of Anti-Trust Law.’

Civil Antitrust Suits Will be Filed Against   Larce Investment Rank:

Investment Bankers Are Sued By U.S.   Conspiracy Charged To Monopolize Handling Of Securities Issues

U.S. Files Action Against 17 Large : N.Y. Banking Firm:   Anti-trust Suit Charges Conspiracy To Monopolize the Securities ‘Market

Banks Charged With Violating Anti-Trust Law   Attorney General Files Suit Against Seventeen Firms

{7 Banking Fim To Face Govt. Anti-Trust Suit  - Nation’s Greatest _ Investment Companies

Suit Charges Banking Firms  With Monoply   Clark Files Anti-Trust Suit Against 17 New York Firms

Cites 17 Banking Firms)   Attorney General Files Antitrust Suit Charging Conspiracy to Monopolize Securities Sale

Anti-Trust Suit FiledAgainst17 Banking Firms In New York   Monopoly in Handling of Security Issues Charged By United States

1] Investment_ Banking Firms Named In Suit   Charges Filed By Attorney General In New York Court

17 Investment Bank Firms Face Anti-Trust Suit   Attorney General Clark Claims Institutions Have Conspired to Monopolize. Restrain Investments

CIVIL ANTITRUST SUITS AGAINST 17 LARGE FIRM   Were Filed in’ Washington Today Attorney General Clark Announced,   CHARGES CONSPIRACY   Aske for Dissolution of Investment Bankers Asan. of Amerien.

Antitrust Action Filed Against 17 Banking Firms  Leading Investment Houses Quickly Deny All Charges

ARE ALLEGED TO CONTROL ALL TERMS   U. S. Charges Defendants Determine Prices and Conditions Under Which Majority of Securities Are Merchandised.

AMERICAN EXPORTS SLUMPED IN JUNE   13 Percent Decline Over May Represents First Substantial Check In Rising Trend

U.S. Exports Slump 13 Pet. During June   Experts Privately Declare Decline ‘Probable Turning Pain’

UNITED STATES EXPORTS SLUMP   June Shipments Fall Of: 13 Percent; Turning Poini Predicted

COLLEGE FUND  4  BILL REJECTED   Duff Vetoes Measure Listing Repair, Equipment Funds For Teacher Colleges

Appropriation Bill Vetoed By Gov. Dutt   Was for Repairs And Equipment fol Teachers Colleges

Few Scatfered Disputes Keep Phones Tied Up   Anti-Trust Probe Of AT & T Asked

Deadlocks Block End Of Phone Strike   Only Few Scattered Disputes Prevent Clear Up Of Trouble; Pickets Are Busy

DISPUTES PREVENT COMPLETE ACCORD IN ‘PHONE STRIKE   Scattered Deadlocks in Nation Still Stand in Way of Agreement for All of Industry   WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKERS PICKET

Union Rejects Southwestern $4 Offer; 2200 Return to Work in Cincinnati

Confirmation Lacking But Indications Point To ‘Harmony’ After  Lengthy Negotiations

U. 5. at Historic Crossroads in Foreign Policy   But Congressional Reaction to Truman's Message Is Varied

Papers Delivered: by Subway.   Five Alive. as: - Rescuers’ 7  Reach Arctic. B-29. Wreck

Alaska B-29 Found With 4 Survivors   Ski Plane Lands: Near Wreck; Ground Rescuers Near Scene

Second Test Won by Senate GOP Majority   Mate Foraives Wife, Minister

KIDNAPER KILLED BY WAR WIDOW   Ex-Bellhop Shot By 18Year-Old Stepdaughter  of Airline Tycoon.

Young Widow Kills Would-Be-Kidnaper  She Informs Police   Young Califernia Widow Accosted By Man In Garage While Parking Car

Prices Of Most Foods Advance  Chicago Cattle Hit New Peak For Year

FOOD PRICES CLIMB HIGHER   Livestock Hits New Peak On Chicago Market; Grains Continue Increase

FORMER RED DENIES WRITING TVA LETTER   Power Interests Hit At. Senate Lilienthal Hearing

Idealistic Youth Denies Red Note   Lilienthal Probers Ask Student About Communist at TVA

Henry Hart Denies — Writing TVA Lette)   Senators Say Powel Interests Back of AEC Fight

Lienthal Aide Denies He Wrate - Communist Letts   Hart, Admitted Red, Testi. fies at Atom Commission Hearing

Ex-Red at U.W. Denies Writing Note in Lilienthal Dispute   Hart Says He Never Saw Letter About Communist Coup

TEACHER PAY BILL OFFERED   Minimum Annual Salary Of $2,400 Is Provided In House Measure

HALT HEARING ON LILIENTHAL   Testimony Ends With Re port of ‘Honorable Service’ on Wisconsin PSC

Former Wisconsin Governor Defends David Lilienthal  Says Actions As PSC Member ‘Honorable’

Bridges Calls Truman Budget Disappointment  GOP Says Figure Excessive; Differ On Cutting Taxe:

SENATOR BRIDGES BLASTS TRUMAN'S BUDGET DEMANDS   ‘New Hampshire Republican , Calls Document “Shack , a . <a, See nna © ¢ 2

Bridges Hits Message on 48 Budget   Calis it  Cold Shock To Tax Paying Public

CHINESE STUDENTS CHAMPION U.S.A ONLY G00D FREND   ‘Cherge Minority Paraders  Used As Catspaw By  Balisten?. Drrtcr

Temperatures Friday Throughout Nation      Anti-U.S. Rallies ‘Catspaws’, Some Chinese Assert

Students Back Marines in China   Oppose Classmates Who Ask Withdrawal

Anti-American Disorders End   Students Blame “Certain Political Party’ For  Demonstrations.

‘State Grants Funds For 90 Percent Of Cost; 401 Private Units Planned

Search Started For Navy Plane   Says Plane Cruising Speed To Be 500 MPH

Present Day Singers Fail To Equal Feat Of Boston’s 1872 ‘Anvil Chorus’

Rationing, Price Controls May Be Needed—Flanders   Last Resort To Cut Feod Costs

U. S. Files Claim for \Overcharges   ‘Government Alleges Rails Profited Excessively on War Shipments; Aske ICC for Refund

Huge Sum Is Sought From U.S. Railways   Justice Departmen Seeks Recovery For Overchargdes

U.S. Asks Rail For Millions In Overcharge   Excessive Fees Paid For War-Time Handling Of Explosives Is Claim

Start Action Against Rails   Claim Overcharges On War Shipments Valuable Cargoes.

U.S. Seeks Refund  from Rails   ‘Overcharged’ by 30 Millions, ICC Informed

U.S. ENTERS HUGE CLAIMS ON RAILROADS   Justice Dep't Seeks 50 Million From 717 Firms

GOVERNMENT ACTS 10 RECOVER FUNDS FROM RAILROADS   Firms Are Accused Today of Overcharging U. S. During War on Ship ping of Munitions.   COMPLAINT FILED BY ATTORNEY CLARK

Feder al Suit © ‘Hits Railroad  ' Overcharges   Multi-Million: Dollar Actior Based. On Explosives, ‘Ammunition Ship-:  ments .-°

U.S. Files Claim For Refund On Rail Shipments   Overcharges Alleged On: Wartime Ammunitien, Explosive Shipments

Government Claims  Rail Rate-Gouging   717 Lines Named in Complaint To ICC—U.S. Would Recover  Millions Paid in Wartime

File Claim Against Rails  New Multi-Million   New Multi-Million Dollar Action Filed  By Government

Government Files Action to Recover Millions From Rails Collected on War Shipments   Complaint, Eighth in Series Launched by Attorney General Clark, Expected to Involve Between 30 and 40 Million Dellars

Railroads Are Accused Of Overcharging   Government Files Clown Invelving Millions Alleged Overpeid on Wortime Hevbna

Action Is Taken Against Railways  Overcharges Alleged On Wartime Shipping

U.S. Files A Rail Rates Complaint   Government Claims 717 Railroads Ov er charged On Ammunition Hauls

DEMAND REBATE FROM. RAILROADS ON WAR FREIGHT   GOVERNMENT FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST ‘EXCESSIVE RATES’

RAILROADS CITED IN NEW ACTION   U. $.-Files Rate Suit. With Commerce Commission

Railroads Sued By Uncle Sam   Multi-Million Dollar Sui Alleges Overcharge for Wartime Shipments

U.S, SEEKS REFUNDS OF RAIL ‘OVERCHARGE’ ON WARTIME SHIPPING  EXPLOSIVE, AMMUNITION FREIGHT RATES SUBJECT OF NEW I.C.C. ACTION

Claim File ToRecover Overcharges   717 Lines Involved In New Wartime Shipping Complaint

U. $. DEMANDS REFUNDS FROM RAIL CARRIERS  Government Starts  Action to Recover a In A  varrernarrac .

U.S. Asks Rails For $40 Million   Government Claim Cites Overcharges in War Shipments

Claim Is Filed With ICC Naming TAT Rail Firms   Wartime Shipping Of Munitions Is Basis Of Action

GOVERNMENT IS PRESSING RAILS ON BIG REFUND   Claiming Overcharges on Wartime Shipments, Justice Dept. Asking Millions

GOVERNMENT SEEKS 30 10 40 MILLIONS REFUNDS FOR CHARGES BY RAILROADS DURING THE WAR

ACTION FILED WITH ICC BY GOVERNMENT   Companies Accused of Excessive Rates on Arms Shipments

Railroads Sued By Government For Overcharge   Wartime Freight Shipping Costs Subiect of Claim

Multi-Million Dollar Suit ‘On ‘Over-Charges’   Action Comes on Heels ot Huge Wage Boosts for Rail Workers

Government Claims Rail  Overcharge Asks Refund on  War Shipments

CLAIMS FILED AGAINST RAILS   Government Clams Overcharoine In War

Overcharge on War Shipments Claimed in Suit   Seek To Recover Over 30 Million In Action Against 717 Companies

117 RAILROADS FACE SUITS BY CLARK  Complaint Is Filed With :ICC “

$30 MILLION IS SOUGHT IN PLEA MADE WITH ICC   Eighth Complaint Based on Rate for Moving Explosives

U. S. Files Claim Against 17 Railroads  Seeks To Recover   Seeks To Recover $30-40 Million In Alleged Overcharge: Made Durina War

Government Files Claim to Recover Rail Overcharges   Seeks Between Thirty and Forty Million from 717 Freight Carriers

Millions Said Involved In Court Action   Government Charges Wartime Shipment Rates Too High

Claim Railroads Overcharged U.S. : On War Shipments   Estimate Recovery Of 30 to 40 Million Will Be Sought  In {CC Action

Suit Says  Charges Too High   Attorney General Starts Action to Get Back Reparations

US. Files Huge New Rate Clair Against Rails   Seeks Recovery of ‘Overcharges’ on Munitions Shipments

{Atomic Check-up:  Lilienthal Says Country Must Face Atomic Bomb Without Fear

IGAN SENATOR HE. 7 QUESTS DELEGATES NOT TO MENTION NAME AT . . GOP MEETING

String fo Wrap Meat and Tung Oil (To Soak YourHead In) Cheaper, As Costs for Most Things Advance

Othman Finds Small Reason for Joy in Price Status Reports of Labor Bureau

Statisticians Swamped  Prices Rising So Rapidly They Can’t Keep Cost of Living Index Up to Date

MAJOR PRICE BREAK . Cost of String Butcher, Uses To Tie Meat Drops

PHILLIPS COMPANY TO RATION GASOLINE   Plan Similar to That Announced by Standard of Indiana Will Be Adovted.

SUMER REMSTS      Coo! Air Mass Moving East As Normal Warmth Forereact in Area

Whitney Reverses Self, ‘All Out’ For Truman   Army-Navy Will Not Be Merged   Unification Bill Desiened For Better Team-work

Army, Navy and Air Force to Be Unifted for First Time im Flistory of U.S. Military

READY LABOR BILL HEARING   Assembly Arranges Public Session Wednesday On  State Measures

Upchurch Grocery ‘Damaged By Fire   Rat Chewing Matches Believed Cause

GOVERNOR DEWEY SIGNS TEACHERS SALARY MEASURE    New Law Guarantees $600  Increases Qver 1945 Pav Schedule

Four Germans and War Cache Seized  In American Zone   Materials Intended for Al lied Use, Revealed by Traffic Arrest

Big 4 Envoys Now Gripped By Pessimism   No Major Agreement Now Believed Possible At Moscow Conference

DELEGATES SEE NO PROGRESS AT THE MOSCOW CONFERENCE   MARSHALL NOT. EXPECTED TO MAKE CONCESSIONS TO STALIN IF HE SEES THE PREMIER

Ieee ee et EERO RE ES RS SSS SS SS SS SS SSS SS Se NS NS SS SONS IS SS GSS OS Se SSS ee  Christ Child Is Born at Bethlehem to Give Jou to World: Anael BPrinas Glad Vidinac

Slavs Take U.S. Patrol  Prisoners  , Army Notified Men Being H. ele By Yugoslavs ©

6-Man US Patrol Taken in Custody by Yugoslavians   Apparently Out-ofBounds, Yanks. Arrested In Trieste Area

Further Blasts In Texas City Not Expected   Death Toll Not Yet Definite — Estimates Between 650 And 750   FIRES ARE NOW UNDER CONTROL

INQUIRY INTO “DISASTER HAS: ~ BEEN STARTEL   SHIP'S PAPERS SHOW BIZ TEEN CASES OF MUKITIONS ' WERE CARRIED, ON  GRANDCAMP

Air Crash Kills Swedish Prince, Grace Moore  20 Other Persons Also Victims In   20 Other Persons Also Victims In Copenhagen Wreck

Grace Moore and Swedish Prince Gustaf Killed In Air Crash; 22 Aboard Die

Royal Dutch Airliner Crashes on Copenhagen Airstrip After Takeoff

22 Die In Dutch Plane _   Grace Moore and Well Known Swedish Prince Are Among Crash Vic tims in Copenhagen

DUTCH OFFICERS SEEK CAUSE OF PLANE MISHAP   Opera Singer Grace Moore Was Only American Killed In European Crash

Cause of Dutch Airlines Crash in Which American Soprano, Swedish Prince, 20 Others Died Mystery

U.S. Singer Grace Moore, Swedish Prince Killed In Crash of Airliner

Grace Moore Victim of  Plane Crash   American Soprano, Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden 20 Others Meet Flaming Death in Copenhagen

GRACE MOORE AND GUSTAV ADOLF IN AIRLINE TRAGEDY   20 OTHERS PERISH WHEN PLANE BURNS NEAR COPENHAGEN

Grace Moore, 45, Swedish Prince Die In Air Crash  er Persons Victims Of Ps iy At Danish Airpo

GRAGE MOORE ' AMONG 20 DEAD INPLANE GRAS         American Soprano, Swed. en’s Prince Gustaf Adolf Die at Copenhagen. .

Movie Stars And — Royalty Victims   Grace Moore And Sweden’s Prince Gustaf. Adolf Among Dead; Other Plane Crashes Raise Week-End Death Toll To 54

Grace Moore And Prince Amona Dead   22 Are Killed In Crash Of Bia Craft

Copenhagen Crash Scene   Swede Prince Among Twenty-IT'wo Victims

Dateh Arline Spe eds Inquiry In Fatal Crash:             Grace Moore: And Prince Adolf Are Among  29 Killed. . ol

INVESTIGé TION PUSHED—— Grace Moore, Swedish Prince ‘And Others Die In Air Crash

Grace Moore, Swedish Prince Die in Crash   Dutch Airliner Carries 20 Others To Flaming Death

LINER GRASH TAKES LIVES OF TWENTY-TWO   Swed'sh Prince and Grace Moore, Soprano Are Among Fatalities

Swedish Prince, American Singe! Killed in Crash  Among Passengers On Airliner

Noted Singer Is Victim... .  Miss Moore And 21 Others Dead In Plane Crash

Singing Sfar Grace Moore And. Prince Gustaf Adolf Of Sweden: ‘Among Victims In Air Tragedy   Big Transport Bursts Into Flames After Crash On Airstrip At Copenhagen Sunday

Grace Moore Dies In Tragic Swedish Airplane Disaster   Swedish Prince and 20 Others Also Killed When Passenger Plane Falls and Burns ai Take-Off From Copenhagen Airport -

AMERICAN OPERA STAR iS VICTIM   Grace Moore Dies In Plane Crash Near Copenhagen

Plane Crash That Killed Grace Moore  Draws Probe   Sweden In Mourning For Prince; Cause Of Accident Puzzle

Singing Star Grace Moore And.  Among Victims In Air Tragedy Big Transpart Bursts Into Flames After Crosh On Airstrip At Capenhaagen Sunday

Full Inquiry {nto Oil Issue Is Urged ~ After Navy Report:   Committee Studies Shipments to Reds From U. S. Stocks

Navy Imports Arabian Fuel   Sen. Brewster Calls For ‘Full Inquiry’

BREWSTER SEEKS FULL PROBE INTO NAVY OWL IMPORTS   Buying Fuel From Arabia As Red Tankers Carry U. S. Product Away

FULL PROBE OF NAVY OIL DEAL SOUGHT   Sen. Brewster Wonders Why Navy Must Import Petroleum From Arabia While Soviet Ships Carrv Out U.S. Production.

Senator Asks Inquiry Into Oil Exports   Ghio Republican Offers Bill in House to Make Curbs Mandatory in Time of Shortage

Full Inquiry Sought in Russian Oil   Brewster Asserts U. $ Sells to Soviets, Imports for Navy

Urges Probe of Navy Oil Imports   Bill Which Would Curb Oil Exports Is Introduced

President Hits Cut In Funds   Rebukes Congress, Saying Economy Measure Will  Reduce Revenue

ThirdRebuke Given Solons By Truman   President Chides Congress For Treasury Post Office  Jill Which He Signs

‘Household Hint: We  Household Hint: Wash ; Dishes Right-To-Left

GEORGE. W. ARMLIO POLITICAL LEADER ‘IN STATE SUCCUMBS   Attack of Pneumonia Fatal to  Well Known, New Mexico  Office Holder

Mortgage Record   $24,600,000,000 Debt on American Homes Is Largest Ever

Home Mortgages at All-time High  Housing Shortage Contributing Factor

$24,600.00 600,000.01 000  Aaeerican Homes Carrying Biggest Mortgage Load File

U. 5. Seeks To Impound Ballots And KC Records   District Attorney Wear Takes First  Fadaral Artian

WOULD. IMPOUND: ALL / ELECTION: RECORDS   Government Takes Its First / Step In K..C.. Primary Probe...

Fires Cause 3 Deaths as State's ‘Weekend Accident Total Reaches 8

SHIP SINKING _ ARTER GRASH   SHIP WAS RAMMED AND PAR TIALLY SUNK IN COLLISION WITH SECOND  SHIP ;

SS ‘Diamond Knot Rammed In Strait   Partially Sunk As Fenn Vic tory Hits—Ten Vessels Hurrv To Rescue

GANGES LOQM  IN LABCR LANS OF F. DR. DAYS   Senators Taft and Ball Are Expected to Have Major Part in Revisions   TRENDS ARE APPARENT   It Is Too Early, However, to Predict Final Form of the Legistation

G.O.P. Party Takes Control Of Congress   Wide changes seen in proposals for new labor laws as the 80th Congress convenes.

Woodchopper Held In Wife's Murdet   Man Admits To ‘Pretty Please’ Slaying In Pennsylvania”

Bliss Tells How to Taft Still Mum Save Iowa’s Food On Political Aim

DEATH OF JOHN SKIE   Bottling Plant Proprietor Suc combed: to Cerebral Hemorrhage

Dike Break Threatens New Sections of Tokyo In Jap Typhoon — Evacuate 50,000

50,000 Japs Evacuated From Tokyo   Flood Threatens City’s Flatlands

50,000 Japs Evacuated In  Tokyo Area  Tidal Backwash Threatens New  Teandetinn

New Flood Threat Sends 50,000  More Japs Fleeing  Backwash, Weakened Dike Add to North Tokyo’s Peril!

Veterans’ Bonus Receives Initial Airing Wednesday  Assembly Committe Ta f'anmesdas Thean

STEEL SESSION MAY SET NEW WAGE PATTERN   Conference Pecesses After CIO Presents Demands ~ For Big Raise

Be Seeing You, Mr. Kurtz—   Probe Steel Black Market   Broker Charges High Prices For Metal

Steel Bootleggers Under Fire  Senate Caucus to Question Boiler-Maker

Boilermaker Kurtz Will Have To Do Some Tall Explaining of ‘Black Market Steel Dealings

[Summer's Officially Over \Autumn Arrives At 4:59  Today; Temperature Drops

Ball Dissents—Says All- Weather Flying Would Boost Accidents  Senators Favor Funds Grant For Aviation To Avert Plane Crashes

Rescued Passengers Charge Flying Boat Greatly Overcrowdec   Investigation of Mid-Atlantic Crash Scheduled

Crash Survivors Say Flymg Boat Was Overcrowded   Civil Aeronautics *Board Calls for Investigaticn of Atlantic Mishap   PASSENGERS PRAISE COAST GUARD CREW   Also Laud Pilot Martin for Setting Sky Queen Down in 40-Foot Waves

37 Rescued Passengers Of Plane Down in Atlantic, Charge Overcrawdina 

Ili-Fated Plane’s Passengers Charge Flying Boat Was Overcrowded; Praise Its. Pilot

Passengers Say Big Flying Boat Was Overloadec   CAA Questions Crew On Arrival in U.S. After Near Tragedy

Too Many Aboard Flying  Boa t, Say Sea Survivors   CAA Will Hold Public Hearing To Determine Why FourEngined Craft Ran Out Of Gas Over Ocean; Survivors Praise Heroism Of Crew

Gen. Clark Says Pact’s Outlook ‘None too Good   Russians Stand Firm On Many Basic Issues Studied at Parley

Austrian Treaty Talks Are Shifted   Big Four Deputies Send Proposals to Council of Ministers

Austrian Pact Is Now Ready For Big Four   Deputies Complete Work In Treaty; Final Approval Not Too Good

Big 4 Deputies Complete Treaty  Austrian Pact Now oes To Ministers

Big 4 Deputies Wind Up Work on _ Austrian Treaty   General Clark Sees Slim  Outlook for Passage By ! Foreign Ministers

PLANE PLUNGES INTO FLAMING FURNACE PYRE   New England Socialites Burned To Cinders In Odd Disaster

Chimney Plunge Of Plane Sends A to Fiery Death   Boston Businessman Two Daughters And Pilot Are Killed

Four Killed As Plane Crashes Into Furnace   Ship Falls ‘Like Dead Pigeon’ Into Oil Plant Chimney.

SMALL AIRPLANE PLUNGED INTO A WASTE-GAS BURNER   Four Socially Prominent People Carried to Their Death.   FROM A FOQG-THICK SKY   The Pilot Evidently Thought — He Was Shooting Down onto Boston Airport.

Fiery Death For Three As Piane Plunges Into Furnace Chimney In Fog   Father, Twe Yeung Beughters And Pitt, All aoially Pre — in a The East,

Mandell, Manufacturer, 2 Daughters, Pilot Die   Veteran Flier, Pell, Believed To Have Mistaken Gasoline Still Beacons for Reverly Airnoart Lights. 15 Miles Away

Four Socialites Are Killed As Plane Hits Gas Burner   Chartered Plane Crashes Into Flaming Furnace As Pilot Tries To Make An Emergency . Lending

Two Drown In Spee Boat Collision A Delavan; Seven’Di Jn Air Disasters

Plane Plunges Into Blazing Inferno; Carries Four Socialites To Deaths

Pilot Mistakes Bright Lights For Airfield   Four Killed as Small Plane Crashes Near Boston Airport

Lost In Fog and Flying Low, Pilot Mistakes Furnace Stack Glow for Lights of Airfield

Plane Crashes Into Oil Plant  Waste-Burner   Thomas Mandell, 2 Debu.  itante Daughters, Pilo!  Nelson Pell Die

4 Die as Fog-Blinded Pilot Guides Plane!nto Chimney of Big Furnace

INTO FURNACE   Four Die As Ship Plunges Into Flaming Mouth Of Huge Oil Furnace

Chartered Plane Crashes Into Gas Burner; 4 Killed   Lost in Fog, Ship Hits Chimney of Oil Plant

Small Plane Falls Into Refinery Furnace  Four Die In Plunge Into Fiery Cauldron

Four Killed as Plane Plunges Into Huge, Flaming Furnace   Four Socially Prominent Occupants Carried To Flaming Death When Small Craft Drops Into Chimney-Like Waste-Gas Burner at Oil Refinery

Plane Maker Delays His Testimony; Will Deny ‘High Level Pressure’’

Hughes Sends Witnesses to Stand . To Tell His Side of Story Today —   To Support Claim That He Obtained Contracts Without "High-Level" Pressure

Labor Day Death Toll Nears 250   170 Killed On Nation's Highways

ACCIDENT DEATH TOLL NEAR 250   170 Motorists Killed Since Friday—36 Drowned over Long Week-end

TOLL OF DEATH IS CLOSE 10 250   170 Motorists Scythed From Highways; Drownings Total 36

SAYS UNION BOSSES HAVE ONE INTEREST   Their Single-Handed Battle Against Hartley Law. Savs Smith   ‘TWO VETERANS SPEAK

‘Veterans Praise Republican  Congressional Candidate; P oint To C. 1. O. Distortion

AGREEMENT ON ~ ZONES MERGER   U,-S.-AND-BRITAIN-PLAN_UNI. FIED SETUP AND INVITE  SOVIET AND FRANCE ‘0 TO JOIN

U.S. And Britain Agree To Set Up  German Council   To Initiate Policies For Economic Reconstruction In Their Zones In Germany   FRANCE AND RUSSIA INVITED TO JOIN

Army Takes 7-0 Lead Over Navy   Truman Among 104,000 Spectators as Grid Classic Played at Philadelphic

Possible To Get Income In Rent Now   “Hardship”: Cases’ To Be Permitted. Raises... Under’ New Ruling

Local Prices To Determine Rental Costs   Gen, Fleming and President Confer On Hous-— ing Situation

BOOSTS IN RENTS ARE ORDERED IN “HARDSHIP CASES”   Government Directs OPA te Approve Increases When Landlords Show Charges  Are Too Low.   DENY ORDER MEANS BREAK IN CONTROLS   New Policy Announced by Major General Fieming After a Call on President Truman.

RENT RAISE 0. K. IF LANDLORD IS HARDSHIP CASE   OTC Head Orders OPA To ‘Liberalize’ Its Rental Policies

ORDER ISSUED TO LIBERALIZE RENT POLICIES   Will Permit Increase For Landlords In Hardship Cases

IS ORDERED WHERE LANDLORDS SUFFER      Fleming Announces OTC Policy Stressing No Break in Line Of Controls

U.S. Orders Rent Raises In Some Cases   ‘Hardship’ Order Aimed To Relieve Local Situations

Hardship Rent Boosts Allowed   Policy EasedAfterTruman, Fleming Conference

Higher Rents To Be Allowed In Cases of  ‘Hardship’   Doesn’t Mean Break In General Line  Of Rent Controls, Official Asserts

Rent Increases To Relieve’ Hardship Cases Authorized, In Order From Washington’

US Turns Down Russian Protest On German Plan  To Step Up Industry; UN Warned Partition Of Holy Land Opposed

Red Protest Is Rejected   U. S. Says Potsdam  Agreement Objectives . Observed:in Pact to Hike Reich Productior

U.S. REJECTS REO PROTEST OVER REICH   Government Tells Moscow Policy of Increasing Level of Industry in the British- American Zone Is Fully Justified.

U. 5. Turns Down Russian Protest Against Hiking German Industry   Firm Note Says United States Feels Justified In Stepping Up Production; Charges Soviet Failure to Carry Out Potsdam Aaqreement

U. S. Rejects Russian View On German Plan   PROTESTS DISREGARDED IN INDUSTRIAL POLICY

Russian Prot Protest Reject fed By U.S  . Two: Nations To Push ‘Industry in Germany

REDS’ PROTEST ON PRODUCTION FOR REICH HII   U. S. Rejects Soviet Attacl Against American-British Pian on Output

U.S. Says No To  Russian Protest   Reds Are Against. Stepping Up Level Of Industry In Germany.

U.S. REJECTS SOVIET PROTEST   DISREGARD RUSSIA IN BOOSTING OUTPUT OF GERMAN ZONE

Soviet Protest Firmly Rejected By United States   ‘Concerns Plan to Step Up Industry

Legion’s s State Convention Opens Tomorrow  RSS a Been ea is rm 2   Delegates, Two Bands To Represent Raleigh

Legion’s State Convention Opens Tomorrow   > OOO Vets of Two Wars Expected at Four-Dav Session   Delegates, Two Bands To Represent Raleigh

Russians See US. Exploiting “Arctic Basin”   New Times Accuses Uncle Sam of Seeking 10 Turn Area Into “Mare Nostrum”™   Canada Helping North Expansion      ‘American Imperialism Has Gone Beyond State of Preliminary Investigation”

—WAR OF EXTERMINATION ON MOSLEMS—  Sikhs Slaughter 1,500 in 12 days

REPORT 1,500 SLAIN BY SIKHS IN INDIA   Moslems Massacred Near Palkietan Border

Estimate 1,500 Killed in Riots   Sikhs Apparently Engaged in War of ‘Extermination Against Moslems -

1,500 Reported Slain In India By Fierce Sikhs   Moslem Villages Along The Pakistan Border Are Pillaged.

PICTURE STARS TO GET ‘OSCARS   Biggest Event in Hollywood Thursday Night

‘CONTESTANTS. HN ON ANNIVERSARY   Couple, Wed 41 years, Col lect $7,440 Jackpot on Quiz Program

Highlights In The News * Couple Wins $7,440 In Radio Quiz * Father, Son Plunge 180 Feet * Other Top News Items In Nation

Local Solon’s Secret Ballot Bill Gaining   Measures Covering Paroles, Redistricting Also Make Progress

Typhoon Taking Another Course   Veering Away From Hon; Kong; Many Fishermen Are Lost.

‘Movie- Thriller Action  New York Police Nab 8 Prison Escapees In Raid On Apartment

* a  [2 APE Ky DURING WEEKEND   Indiana Traffie Toll Is Reported Today for Period.

NEW POLICY SET FOR GERMANY   Sweeping Directive Designed To Ald Ex-Enemy

President Drops Official Duties For Flight Home   Last-Minute Bills Carried Along for Study and Action

MOTHER TRUMAN ‘SINKING’ AS SON FLIES HOMEWARD   President Speeds to Bedside of 94-YearOld Mom in Missouri

LAWYERS IN HOUSE JUMP ON PROPOSAL   Argument on Contributory Negligence Measure Goes Into Afternoon   A BANKING LAW BILL

Kansas Lawmakers Kill Bill Following Heated Argument   Legislatars Squash ‘Negligence’ Measure After Lona Nahata

TEACHER BILL It   Messare Wald Set Maximum Retirement Benefit at $720 a Year

Solon Questions New County School District Law; Wants Funds Held Up

School Law’s Constitutionality i Is Challenoed By Senator Porte1

Student Appeals For World Peace. Yonkers, N. Y., Bay  Writes.To Mayor 

Student Appeals — For World Peace:  _ Yonkers, N, Y., Boy Writes To Mayor

Thirty Per Cent Pay Hike Asked hy Rail-Brotherhoods   Increases Asked by ° ..350,000 Members--- Roads Cite Costs

Five Railroad Unions Ask Wage Boost   30 Per Cent Increase Demand As Result of  BEtehar Liuvine Cacte

UNIONS EXPECT PAY INCREASES   Rail Brotherhoods Demand Wage Boost of 30 Percent For 350,000

Rail Unions Make Formal Demand For Pay Boost   Operating Brotherhoods Seck 30 Per Cent Pay Increase, 44 Chanoes in Rules

30 Per Cent Hike Notices Open Dispute   x  Rejection Expected; Brotherhoods Ask  More Rule Changes

Total Cost To Carriers 400 Million   Rejection By Operators Is Seen Certain

RAIL WORKERS ASK 30 PCT. WAGE HIKE   350,000 Operating Employes Included in Demand

Wage Boost Demand by Rail Unions   Machinery of. Labor. Act Is Put into Motion by Brotherhoods’ Formal Natiees aft Wave ike

5 Rail Unions Ask 30 Per Cent Wage Increase   Also Demand Change In 44 Working Rules

‘Big Five’ Rail Unions Demand Wage Increase   Boost Of 30 Per Cent Is Sought By Operating Rrotherhoods.

Seek Wage Hike From Railroads  30 Percent Increase Asked By Five Unions

Ask Rail Wage Boost   Workers Demand 30% Increase to Combat   Spiraling Living Cost; Ask 44 Rules Changes.

Rail Unions Seek 30% Wage Boost, 44 Rule Changes   Additional Cost Estimated at Over One Billion Dollars

Ask Pay Boost 0#30 Per Cent   Five Operating © ‘Unions Submit -Bormal’Notices -

Rail Unions Ask 30 Percent Hike   In Addition Operating —Brotherhoods Asking Sor 44 Rule Changes

RAIL EMPLOYES MAKE DEMANDS FOR PAY BOOST   START DISCUSSION 30 PER CENT RAISE’ IN CHICAGO TUESDAY

Five Railroad Brotherheods Demand 3() Per Cent Pav Hike, Rule Changes

Five Rail Unions Demand More Pay   30 Pct. Increase Brotherhoods’ Goal

RAIL CARRIERS GET WAGE BI   'Brotherhoods Submit Forma 30 Pct. Raise Request

Bill to Abolish Poll Tax Passes  House, 290-112   Surprise Move Aims To Block a Senate Filibuster Next Year

ANTI-POLL TAX BILL I$ PASSED   Filibuster Put Down As House Approves Measure, 290-112

House Passes Anti-Poll Tax Legislation  NoAction,However. Expected In Senat Until Next Session

House Approves Anti-Poll Tax Legislation  ‘No Acticn Planned in Senate - for This Session

Anti-Poll Tax Bill Passes  Lower House   Southern Democrats Taken by Surprise Vote of 290 to 112

Anti-Poll Tax Bill Passes House, 290-112   Republicans Engineer Surprise; Senate Won’! Consider This Year

BAN ON POLL TAX - VOTED BY HOUSE   BILL APPROVED, 290 TO 112, IN SURPRISE MOVE—NOW GOES TO SENATE,

HOUSE PASSES MEASURE FOR POLL TAX BAN   Bill Gets Approval In Surprise Move By Vote of 290-112

House Passes  ~ Poll Tax Ban   Surprise Move Engineered By GOP Leadership

Anti-Poll Tax Measure Passed ByHouse, 290-117   Filibuster Attempt Crushed; Bill Sent To Upper Chamber

Curtailed Supplies, Higher Prices Expected To Cut Meat Consumption Next Year   Brannon Blasts GOP's For Cutting Farm AgencyFund:

JESTER UNDER FIRE IN LEGISLATURE FOR “NO NEW TAX” STANI  REPRESENTATIVE SAYS PEOPLE’S “MANDATE” GOVERNOR’S POLICY

Reverberations Of Gubernatorial Race Hit House   Legislature in Dispute Over Appropriations And How to Get Money

Total Appropriation 75 Million Less Than President Asked From Congress for Europe

Congress Adjourns After Voting Stopgap Aid Funds; And Rapping Rising Costs   Anti-Inflation Program Falls far Short of Truman Requests: China Included in Foreign Relief Plans

Solons Quit After Aid Bill Passed   Special Session Has Been Brought to Close in Washington

STOPGAP RELIEF FUND IS PASSED RY CONCRESS   Favorable - A -Action ‘Is  Taken As Session A As ARwNE boc”   FIGURE: IS CUT   Bill Pr ovides, Aid For _ France, Austria, ate ‘China

STOPGAP FUND IS $75,000,000 BELOW REQUEST   Solons Also Send President Measure on Voluntary Cost Of Living Curbs

Adjourning Congress Gives Administration Bulk Of Stop-Gap Foreign Aid Fund

522 Million Relief Fund Is Approved  Legislators End .   Legislators End Special Session

Brief Special Session Ends   Congress Gives Truman Most of Stop-Gap Aid Asked, But Balks at  Anti-Inflation Program

Hand Truman Aid For 3 Countries   Was Main Fruit of 33-Day Special Session of Congress.   TOTAL IS $522,000,000   G.O.P. Has Bill to Combat the Cost of Living Increases

Special Session Results Include Economic Bill   Both Measures Are Altered On Journey Through Chambers

SEND RESULTS OF 33-DAYS DEBATE TO WHITE HOUSE   RUSH AGREEMENT ON DISPUTED POINTS; RETURN ON JAN. 6

Interim Aid. Bill Passed By Congress   Compromise Sent to Truman A: Session Adjourns

540 Million Budgeted for Relief; G. 0. P. Passes Own Bill To Fight High Costs, Rejecting Truman’s

Congress Adjourns After Voting Aid   Administration Given Bulk of Requested Funds For Emergency Help to France, Austria, Italy; Reaqular Session Will Start Next January 6

Aid Program Cut To $522 Million As Session Ends  Legislation Handed To Pracident Trim

Stop-Gap Fund Main Fruit of Special Session   Anti-Inflation Bill of Republicans Also Sent to Truman

‘Truman to Sign Bills on Aid.  Inflation Today   President's Plan  For Prices Knifed By GOP Congress In Special Session

Special Session Ends with OK on Stop-gap Relief:   Winter Aid Measure Along with Bill to Curb Living Costs Fruits of 29 -deu Ten

SOLONS PASS STOPGAP AID, ADJOURN MEET   Truman Handed $522,000, 000 For Europe As Fruit - Of Special Session

Main Fruit of Con,. ress’ Special Session Is —  Emergency Aid F and Bil

Congress Votes Aic Fund, Ends Special Session Last Night   Gives Truman 522 Million for Stop Gap Aid This Winter

Congress Okays $522 Million in Stopgap Relief   33-Day Special Session Adjourned After Truman Anti-Inflation Plan Is Scuttled.

Was Main Fruit of 33-Day Special Session of  Congress   G.O.P. Has Bill to Combat the Cost of Living Increases

Congress Approves Aid Fund for Italy, France and Austria   Sends $522,000,000 Fund Bill to Tram as. Session-Closes

Europeans To Receive Help From U. S.  GOP-Sponsored   GOP-Sponsored Anti-Inflation Bill Approved

FOR THREE-RATIONS COES TO TRUMAN   This Measure Was the Fruit  of a 33-Day Special Session.   A GOP-SPONSORED BILL   Was Sent to White House to Combat Cost of Living Increase.

CONGRESS GIVES APPROVAL OF STOP-GAP AID   Scuttles Truman Anti-Inflation Program Before Adjourning

STOPGAP AID FUND BILL AT WHITE HOUSE   Allowance of $522,000,000 for Austria, France and Italy Made at Special Session of Congress, Now Ended.

Conference Works Out   Compromise   Republican-Sponsored Act Calling for Voluntary Measures to Curb Costs Also Goes to Truman

33-Day Special Session Of Conaress Ends   Stop-Gap Relief  For Europe, Inflation Curbs Are Approved And Sent To Truman

Congress Winds Up  Session   $522,000,000 Fund, Weak Anti-Inflation Measures Approved

‘Aid_. Fund ~ for - France. _, Austria” and Italy Will Amount . to - ' 599 Millions.

Solons Hurriedly Agree on Funds ‘For. Stop-Gap Aid to Europe. China

CONGRESS SETS AID FUND AT 52 MILLIONS   Votes Stopgap European Relief. $75,000,000 Under  Fam Beret

Main Fruit of 33-Day Parley   Congress Adjourns As Cost Act Passes

N. A. M. PRESSES FOR LABOR LAWS   Says Lewis Ruling Stresses Need For Legislation

Court's Decision on Lewis Shows New Laws Needed, Declares Mosher

Engineer Foresees Vast Benefits From Huge -New Dam _at-Cincinnati.   Wage Increases ‘Granted by Council To City Employes

14 Men Hurt When Tanker Breaks Anart   Vessel undergoing repairs Beston Split in Half; Re warded As Total Loss.

WORKRTEN HURT AS TANKER SPLITS   Former Naval Vessel Rips Apart While Repairs Are Being Made

Pope Pius Asks For World-Wide rayer Of Peace   Deplores Miserable Condition of World And Consequences

Pope Asks Catholics To Pray for Peace   Pontiff’s Fourth Maior Encyclical

Poland Executes Rudolf Hoess  Extermination Camy Commander Hangec

Repair Ice Shattered Phone Lines   Southwestern Bell Reports Huge Loss As Result of Severe Storms In Kanene

Ice Damage Is Heavy   Phone Service Still Out In Many West Kansas. Towns; Storm Worst  Of Its Kind in History

MANY LINES DOWN   Telephone Company Reports Limited Service in’ Some Areas

Santa Fe ‘Sore Arm Limited’ Reaches Coast With 171 New Vaccinations

Gustafson Will Be Chief Clerk Of House Again   14th Term In Assembly Job: Scarborough Senate  Secretary.

\Television Boom: — Industry’ s Foremost Problem Ys Development Of Network:

WANTS UN TO INTERVENE IN HUNGARY   Vandenberg -— Throws” Tiflacnce:  “Behind Move _..

Vandenberg Asks UN Intervention In Red Hungary   Foreign Policy Chief Crit cizes Status as Soviet Satellite

Defense Plans Of Army Given Boost By Reds      RUSSIAN REJECTION OF MARSHALL PLAN TO AID U. S.

GOP LEADERS — AGAIN MEET   SENATORS ARE REPORTED IN "AGREEMENT ON PARTY , “ANTI-INFLATION  PLAN

RY 4 VETS FOURTEEN NEW FRE TUESDAY; (CASES LISTED 16 NEXT WEEK'FOR NEXT COURT

UN AWAITING RUSSIAN WORLD DISARMING PLAN   Believe Some Concrete Proposals Will Be Unveiled om Today

UN Awaits Soviet Disarmament Plan  At Session Today   New Commission Expects  Russians Will Ask for Speedy Action

Canada Funeral Will Be Saturday   Justice Had Resided in Port Arthur Since 1905

Senate Opens Bitter Debate On Le, tthal In Ato? Job   Refugee P. % Likely To Priority, Hors,  “ % !  %

sertate Expects ?ystponement Ot lilienthal Debate   Emergency Refugee Legislation May Be Pushed Ahead of Issue

ALTIMETER ON CRASHED PLANE ISNT ANY HELP   Instrument Panel Fails To Show Cause Of Air Catastrophe

Cause of Disaster Not Determined  Find Instruments of Crashed Plane

PROBE CRASH KILLING FIFTY   Far Reaching Inquiry Begun Into Virginia Tragedy; All Bodies Removed

Cause of Disaster in Air May Be Fixed By Altitude Panel   Last of Victims Are Removed from Mountain Near Leesburg, Virginia

FIND ALTIMETER IN WRECK: CAUSE NOT DETERMINED   Instrument Showed Plane Was 2,000 Feet Up, Report Says   STATEMENT EXPECTED IN WASHINGTON TODAY

WHEAT, OTHER GRAINS BOOSTED Slump In Average Wholesale Prices Of Commodities Ends

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Italians Riot Over  Peace Terms   Smash Yugoslav Army Mission.  Rip U.S. Flag

25,000 Gather in Rome, Give Vent to “National Mourning”; Object to Allies “Harshness”

Many Italians Protest Signing Of Peace Treaty   Police Battle Group Of Students During Disorders in Rome

SEEK ACCORD ON TACKLING ARMS STUDY   Huddle of Six U. N. Dele. gates Called to Reconcile Red and U.S. Views or Way to Approach Reduction Problem.

UN Delegates Seek Accord On Arms Cut   ‘Russia Opposes U. S$... _ Proposal on Grounds Tt ' Would Mean Months 6  Delay.

‘Fascism In Action’ Published   House Finally Approves Booklet On Dictatorship

BRITISH PLAN TO DESTROY = - FAMOUS BASE FOR U-BOATS   ISLAND FORTRESS WITH 140 YEARS OF MILITARY HISTORY TO BE WRECKED

HELGOLAND BASE JO BE DESTROYET   British To Blow-up Germar Feayrteece -

Throw Back the Curtains, Take Deep Breath for Tomorrow It Is Spring

rumanRushes o Bedside of ged Mother  94. gt car-Old Woman Suffers   94-Year-Old Woman Suffers Rclopse at Her Kansas Home

‘VeryGoodDay Is Passed by Aged Patient .   President Denies Rumors That ‘Rare’ Serum Was Emploved

TRUMAN VISITS AILING MOTHER   Fries to Her Bedside as She Suffers Setback

Pres. Mother Much Better After Relapse   President Flies To Bedside: Suffers Heart) At tack Early Saturday.

Mrs, Truman Now Showing Greater Improvement   President Denies Rare Drug or Plasma Being Used

Truman Braves Rainstorm  To Fly To Mother’s Side   Aged And Bed-Ridden Mother Of President Suffers From ‘Tired’ Heart And Physicians Describe Her Condition As Very Serious

President's Mother ‘Shows Improvemen   Truman Looks Cheerful As He Returns. To Kansas City

MRS. TRUMAN'S HEALTH SHOWS IMPROVEMENT   4 President’s Mother In First Turn Of Last Five Davy’s Watch

Truman at Bedside of His Mother   Flies To Missouri Upon Word That She Has Turned For Worse

sant And Quail Season ‘Undetermined Up To Now   Returns Are Not leted; Duck SeaOct. 21-Nov. 19

War Specter Haunts India   Britain to Leave Vital Decision Up To Rival Factions

Feuding Indian Leaders Told To Plot Course To Freedom   Bloody Struggle For Power Is Forecast; House Of Lords Given Showdown Motion

British Leave India Decision To Native Choice  Hindu, Moslem Heads Must Agree On Gov't Or Face Civil War

Civil War Vs. Peace —  India Freedom Now Issue For Rival Factions

Britons Show Mixed Feeling On India Plan   Attlee Reveals Britain Will Leave India By June 1948

Civil War: ¥s. ‘Peace _ 3 aot  India Freedom Now Issue For Rival Factions

CONFRONT INDIANS WITH RULE CHOICE   Empire-Minded Conservatives Predict Bloody Fight in India

Bloody Struggle for P ower in India ‘Expected by Sections of Press as Result of Britain's Withdrawal

British Leave Up To Indians The  Process Of Winning Independence

FECIDE ISSUE        ‘ish Leave It Up to Feuding Factions Whether War Cay Be Averted   LOODY STRUGGLE. FOR _. POWER MAY BE RESULT

DANCER REVEALS SUICIDE PLEA   Story of Discontent Aboard Yacht !s Unfolded

Gas Shortage Faces Britain   24 Known Dead as Blizzard Continues; Blackout Ordered on Streets

Firms “h; acing Toss of Ces.   Truman Offers To:Supply..:.  Coal to’ ‘Britain

FBI Enters Search for Murderer .   McN ear. Investigation Turns Up Not: A:Single Suspect 

~JORN IN MANHUNT   Mo New Leads Seen In Slaying of Railroad President uf aet Monday

SLAYING SIFTED BY U.S. AGENTS   Department Of Justice Enters Ambush Killing Case At Peoria

Asks Congress elp to Stop Shady Transactions bv Refugees. Americans

Anderson Hits at Speculation  Attacks Americans, Wealthy Refugees

TAYFS DODGED IN COMMODITY SHADY DEALS   LEGISLATION ASKED TO HELP CURB SPECULATION

Anderson Blasts Trading Practice   Commodity Plan Used To Evade Tax. Agriculiturist Says

Anderson Asks Congress, Internal Revenue Bureau For Aid In Stamping Out Shady Dealing On Commodity. Exchanges

Agriculture Department in Appeal for Aid to Prevent Tax-Dodging Transactions

‘Agriculture Department Asks for End ‘To Shady Commodity Exchange Deals

MONEY MUDDLE GRIPS GEORGIA   Payrolls Coming Due as Both Governors Try to Rule

Georgia Financial - Picture Confused   State Official Ties Up Revenue, Highway Dept. Funds

Georgia Gets More Confusion In Finance Way   BANK REFUSES TO PAY STATE REFUNDS TO CLAIMANTS

Georgia's “Governors” , Talmadge and, Thompson Seok to ‘Operate Without Funds — Funds Tied Up Ponding Court's Decision on Legal Govornor.

Llying Saucers’ Streak Over Butte’s Skies  Mrs. Shirley Heffern,  _ Lois Mae Gadbaw  Report Phenomenon

PRESIDENT SEES. CONFERENCE AID TO WORLD EAC   Vandenberg And Austin Accompany Secretary To Brazil Cavito]

Marshall Depart: For Rio Meeting   Inter-American Defense Conference To Open Friday

Marshall Leaves  For Hemispheric Conclave At Rio   Accompanied by Vanden. berg and Austin; Truman Confident of Success   PRESIDENT PLANNING TRIP TO CONFERENCE   Chief Executive Will Make Good-Will Flight to In ter-American Parley

Marshall Leaves for Rio Parley On Inter-American Defense; President Optimistic As To Its Outcome

Parley Seen By Truman As Step Toward Peace, ~ Hemisphere Solidarity

Truman Certain Rio Confab To Be A Success   PRESIDENT GIVES SEC’Y MARSHALL SENDOFF TODAY

Inter-American Defense Meeting To Open Friday   Principal Interest Centers On Argentina

MARSHALL OFF FOR DEFENSE TALKS AT RIO   Secretary of State Accompanied by Sen. Vanderberg and Warren R. Austin.

U. S. Trio Goes fo Rio Parley   Tru man Predicts Successful Session

Sec. Marshall Is Enroute To Rio Gathering   President Truman Goes To Airport To Bid Goodbye To Secretary of State.

Hemisphere Conference.  rent Bohiremameneen certian en ences etter aceasta  To Be Held   Marshall, Vandenberg and Austin Leave; Objective.s. Inter-American Defense

Truman Approves Veterans’ Funds   Reorganization Plans Will Be Considered

Marengo Man Claims ‘FBI Agents’ Swindled Him of $7,500 Cash Hoard

Rep. Halleck Hits Foreian Aid Handling   moosicer Niajority weader Blames Trusnan For European Demands and High Bripps 

CHARGE MADE AS RELEF BLL NEAR PASSAGE   GOP Leader Halleck Asserts Foreign Affairs Were Mismanaged.  ”

Twelve Killed When Huge Plane Crashes   Infants and Nuns Are Counted Among Victims

WRECK SERIES ACROSS WORLD ADD TO TOLI      Plane With Cargo Of Gold Lost In China

N.Y . CORRESPONDENT IN SPAIN WON'T SURRENDER PRESS CREDENTIALS PENDING EXPLANATION

PRESIDENT TO DISCUSS WORLD PROBLEMS IN AD- DRESS AT ANNUAL JEFFERSON DAY > - BANQUET

TRUMAN PLANS SERIOUS TALK   Jefferson Day Speech To Be Sober Message On World Situation

President T 0 Speak Tonight   Will Address Party Leaders At Annual Jefferson Day Dinner Event

Sober Message of Stern Realities To Be Given Demos by Truman Today

87-Yard Run By Mitchell Features Till   Texas’ Third Touchdown Hotly Disputed by Coach Wilkinson and Fans Take Up Fight After Game

U.S, GETS THIRD NOTE ON HUNGARIAN ISSUE   Budapest Defends Seizure Of American Citizen

U.S. Asks Treaty For Free Flow — Of World’s News   State Department Announces Recommendations by Press   BANK DOORS CLOSED  French Loan Request Hits Repayment Policy Snag

FOREST FIRES HIT 10 STATES      New England Suffers. $3,000,000 Damage

 New England Damage Alone Over $3 Million ‘Heavy Losses Caused By Forest Fire Wave

There Is A Santa   Wholesaler Says Toys To Cost 30 Per Cent Less

Built Grubstake Into Fortune Once Estimated At $300,000,000  Death Closes Fabulous Career Of Simon Patino, ‘World’s Tin Kina’

WORLD'S TIN KING - ~ DIES IN ARGENTINA   Simon L Patine, Spanish-Indian Peasant, Became One Of  Richest Men

WORLDS — ‘TIN KING DIES IN BUENOS AIRES   Patino Turned Grubstake« Into One Of World’s Biggest Fortunes

Spanish-Indian Peasant WhoBecame “World Tin King’ Dies In Argentina

Aitlee Censure Defeated By Commons   Motion of Churchill Loses 318 to 170; Eden Assails ‘Huste’>

Attlee Censure Motion Downed   Commons Told U. S. Loan to Be Spent By October: Eden Hits Policies

‘Wool Price Support Bill Will Wreck ‘Reciprocal Trade, Opponents Charge

TRUMANS OCCUPY BRAZIL PALACE   PRESIDENT AND FAMILY  MOVE FROM-U. 5. ExEBAsS.  SY RESIDENCE IN RAIN.

19 HIGH NAZIS ARE INDICTED   War Crimes Charges Filed Against Group by U. S. Prosecuting Staff

19 NAZIS INDICTED FOR WAR CRIMES   Former Ambassador to Vatican Among Group Facing ‘ . S. Prosecution..

Molotov Must Soften Stand On Reparations   Secretary Marshall Expected To Take . Lead In Proposing Adjournment Of Meetina

Break Up Of London Session Said Probable   Russian Position Declared Making Talks Needless

Unless Molotov Yields Big Four Parley Faces Disaster   Move for End of Londen Conference Eyoected:as Result of Russian Stand

Big Four May End Meeting In Discord   Only Softening Of  Molotoy's Demands Will Make It Worth While To Continue

May End Big Four Conference  _ Move May Come Unless Molotov  Softens Stand

Predict Failure Of London Parley .... Soviet Demand Seen As Snag To “Big a’

United States: Demands Inx on  Curtain: Liftec        Soviet: Union: ist’ Give i “On: Stand“Or: Big: Four:  ’ Sessionds: Slated'Té ~~ : Break ‘Down:

Big-4 Parley Hanging by a Mere Thread   Adjournment Looms Unless Molotov Softens His Stand

Ministers May End Session If Reds Keep Stand   REFUSAL CF RUSSIANS TO COMPROMISE IS ATTACKED

U.S. Prepares To Break. Off Big 4 Meeting  Delegates Consider Continuance Futile

Reparations Demands May End Session  For Leaders   Marshall May Urge Adjournment: Hope Of Sueeess Fadine

Molotov Must Soften: Stand Or Parley Ends   Top U.S. Diplomats See No Other  Recourse.

Big 4 Parleys May End Soon  Depend On Russia's Retreat From Stand

Diplomats Expect Marshall To Call End Of Meeting   Soviet-US Deadlock On Reparation Issue Causes Adjournment

 Marshall’s Final Decision Is Due  U.S. DEMAND MAY BRING SHOWDOWDBD

Foreign Ministers May Call Sudden  End ToConference   Molotov’s Firm Stand On German Reparations Causes American Trend Toward Ajournment

Must Soften His Stand On Reparations  Three Nations   Three Nations Call Meeting to Debate Subject

London Conference May Be Adjourned  Reparations Issue Still Deadlocked

Big Four Parley May End Quickly  _ Melotov Unlikely To Soften Stand

NO WEATHER CHANGE   Fine Fall Tesiperatures Scheduled  te Continue Thre Tomorrew

AHEARN FEARS © LABOR TURMOIL   Thinks Ban On Industry: Wide Bargaining Might Hurt Employers      STUDY DOZEN’: BILLS

AREARN CALLS FOR POLIGY OF CAUTION ON LABOR BILLS   Warns Turmoil May Fol low’ Hf industry-wide Bar pepeteoteney Fe Critheawedc

Labor Policy Must Be Fair To All Workers   FORMER MEMBER OF U S. WAR LABOR BOARD IN WARNING

Industry-Wide  Bargaining Ban  Said Dangerous Former Industry Member  Of WLB Wars Tarmoil Would Result from Action

otEO TURMOIL IF BARGAINING SETUP GUABEL   Labor Board Hearing Advisec Some Employers Fear Outlaw Bill.

Former War Labor Board Member Asks Caution; Smith Also Testifies

Ban on Bargaining May Cause Trouble   Senate Considers Bill to End Disputes by Labor-Management

Urges Caution On Legislation Affecting Labor   Witness Fears Turmoi If Congress Outlaws In dustry-Wide Pacts.

Outlawing [ndustry-Wide Bargaining May Bring “Turmoil”, Expert Thinks

Need Bargaining, Labor Group Told  Senate: Comenrten duedru Cida

House Asks Facts On Transfer Of US Ships To Russia   Marshall Directed To Show Wartime Records

Marshall Is Asked To Tell Of Red Deals   State Secretary Subpoenaed By House Committee

Marshall Ordered To Testify At House Hearing  House Subcommittee Is Studying Ship Transfers to Russia

Secretary Subpoenaed For Probe Into Transfer Of Shipping To Russia

Marshall Called To Bring Records   100 U. S. Merchant Vessels Held By Soviets Subject of Inquiry

Ships That Passed--To Russia  Subpoena Marshall To Explain Transfer

Take Issue With Remark On Bulgaria   Premier Comments on Statement Issued By ~ State Department Upon Arrest of Nikola Petrov

World Unrest Forces U. S. to Build Storck of A-Bombs, McMahon Says

OHICG HOSPITALS MAY GET HELP UNDER NEW ACT   Federal Funds To Match Local Money To Aid  Camminities

Ohio May Help Towns To Get Hospifal Fund   Plan To Set Up New Division in State Health Department

Saarlanders Vote To Become Part of France  Entire Economic Life May Be Merged; Communists Defeated

Saar Voters Elect To Go With France In Plebiscite   Result Of °35 Vote Reversed; Merger Of Economy Ahead

Saar Votes For French Merger   Just Reverse Results Of The 1935 Plebiscite; French Occupying.

Saarlanders Vote to Become Autonomous Part of France _ Sever Former Bonds with the Reich

Saar Vote Favors Ties  With Freneh   Economic Life Of Rhine Basin Land  To Be Merged With Neighboring Country

SAAR VOTES TO JOIN FRANCE   ELECT PARLIAMENT PLEDGED TO MERGER WITH FRENCH NATION

Saar Votes To Assign Pastors Cast Her Lot To Churches Of With FranceGod For 1947-8

RICH SAARLAND TC JOIN FRANCE   New Parliament Chosen To Sever All Bonds With Germany

REDS DEFEATED IN SAAR VOTING   People Elect Parliament Pledging To Make Rich Basin a Part of France

Vote to Merge Saar With France   9 to 1 Vote for Those For Non-Voting Part Of France

French Ties Win.   Saarlanders Vote 9 to T to Make Basin Part: af Beanks

SARRLANDERS VOTE TO JOIN THE FRENCH   Residents, Who 12 Years Ago Joined Nazi Germany, Overwhelmingly Express Their Desire toa Change Affiliation.

SUPREME COURT ~ CURBS PETRILU   Head of Musicians’ Unior Has Power Limited  Under Lea Act.

Senate Insists lowa Counties  Share Benefits   County Assessor Bill To House After Upper Chamber Passage.

STATE LIQUOR REVENUE BILL TO CONFERENCE   Senate Insists on 5% to Cities and Towns and 3% to Counties

Dutch Blast Java Port With Rocket  Firing War Planes   Seaborne Invasion Forces Capture Segments O! Eastern Java; Indonesians Claim Two Enemy Planes Are Shot Down

DUTCH INVASION COLUMNS SLASH DEEPER INTO JAVA   Advances Made on Half Dozen Fronts—Large Segments of Eastern Part of Country Occupied.   ARMORED UNIT 35 MILES FROM CAPITAI   Indonesian Reports Say Resistance Is Stiffening — Fighting Sharp at Several Foints.

Armored Unit Drives Toward Canital   Indonesians Claim Resistance of Republic Stiffening

CRIMES IN 4 CITIES BLAMED ON LOCAL GANG   ysidues and Breakins in Ada Kenton, Upper Sandusky and Columbus. .

4TH YOUTH HELD ON CHARGE OF ROBBER}   Mafion County Gang Suspect Arraigned at Kenton.

Fear 44 Killed In Plane Crash   Swedish Craft Hits Mountain—U, 5. Airliner Lona Overdue in Alaska

DC-4 Missing In Alaska, Fear 44 Lost As Swedish  Plane Burns In Greece   Senator Brewster Instructs Probers Of Utah Crash In Which 52 Died To Check Possibility Of Commy Sabotage

Swedish Air Lines DC-4, With 44 Aboard, Ex. plodes In Greece   Another Airliner Missing In Arctic   DC-4 Transport With 18 Aboard Unreported Since Sunday Afternoon

Swedish Plane Explodes Over Greek. Area: .   “All: on Beard— Believed to Be 49—Lose Lives

49. Dead in Greece After Plane Crashes  Another DC-4 Missing in Alaska With 18 Aboard: Searchers Seek Wreckage

Swedish Airliner Explodes; 49 Feared Dead   Transport Crashes in Rugged Greek Mountain Area

Swedish Liner Explodes After Hitting Slope   Big Plane Rams Mountain Near Athens, Greece

Swedish Airliner Rams Greek Peak: 44 Believed Dead   Athens Gendarmes Find No Signs of Life in Wreckage of Transport

4 SAID AILLED IN ATHENS WRECK   Swedish Airliner Smashes into Rugged Slope Last Night.

DC-4 With 18 On Board Is Missing ‘Off Alaskan Shore   Brewster Hints Communist Sabotage in Bryce Crash

Forty-One Persons Killed in Crash: Of Swedish:Plane   Airliner Hits ‘Mountain Near Athens: Greece

49 REPORTED KILLED AS BIG PLANE CRASHES   Four - Engine Transport Plows Into Mt. Hymettus

ME. Conference At Methodist Church, April 14   About 200 Delegates, GO Youth Leaders To Be Here For One Day; Yilliard fo Preside

COUPLE ACCUSED OF $100,000 FRAUD   Alteged to Have Taken Orders for Merchandise They Did Not Fill—Held st Tulsa.

Leftist Unrest Causes Deaths  More Killed In Fighting Disturbances In Italv-

Lilienthal Makes Denial Of Charges   Did Not Have Private Income In Wisconsin,  He Testifies

Lilienthal Denies Private - Pay Charge   Wins Ball's Support; Capehart Says He'll Vote Against Him

LT.U. Faction Is Trying:t to: Remove Randolph as Head   Rival: Faction ‘Concludes Indianapolis: Session, Names Opposition’ Gandidate

Making Final Effort   Rules Taxicab Companies Should Be Brought to Tria

DENMARK SLAPS AT COMMUNISW   Reds Lose Nine Seats In Folketing As Result Of Elections

REDS LOSE GROUND IN DANISH VOTING   Drop 9 of Lower Chamber Seats; Agrarians in Biggest Gain.

Communists Are Beaten In Denmark   Lost 9 Of Their 18 Seat In Folketing; Democra Party Leads In Fina Election Returns

Comminists Are Soundly Beaten In Danish Vote   Drop Nine Of 18 Seats They Held In The  Lower House..

DENMARK REDS LOSE GROUND IN ELECTIONS   Drop 9 Of Their 18 Seats Ir Chamber Of Parliament

Arab Debate Plan Rejected by UN      U.S. Reverses Stand, Starts Move: to Give Jews Chance to Talk

ECCLES SUGGESTS U.S. CUT OUTLAY ON ARMED FORCES   Reserve Board Chairman Sees  Danger of “Economic Collapse” if Inflation Continues.   URGES BANKS HALT CREDIT EXPANSION   t  Declares Nation Cannot Con_ tinue to Spend as Much on Arms and in Europe As’ at Present.

Marriner Eccles Advises Federal Food Rationing   Also Suggests Spending For Peace Instead of for War

Economic Bust Looms in U. S..  Eecles Warns  FRB Chairman Sees Collapse if Inflation Continues TinehacknA

COLLAPSE MAY RESULT FROM INFLATION   Chairman Eccles of FRB Would Spend for Peace, Not For War

Eccles Urges Slash In Arms Expenditures   Federal Reserve Board Chairman Warns of Collapse

ECCLES SUGGESTS U.S. CUT ARMS TC BOOST EUROPE AID   Believes ‘Spending for Peace’ May Prove to Be Wiser Course.   WARNS OF INFLATION   Can’t Continue Present Rate of Expenditures, He Declares.

DISTRICT COURT OF HONOR HERE    Will Celebrate National Boy Scout Week in City   Ceremony.

‘President to Leave White House March 15 For 15-Day Vacation in Caribbean Sea Area

CLF DIED THAWARDER   “itor OF Hawarden ndent Victim Of fart Attach

Former Hawarden Publisher Dies  WILL FE. WOoLE Sticctinmsc a   WILL.-F.-WOLE SUCCUMBS A4 DAUGHTER’S HOME NEAR HAWARDEN

PRIGE GETS TOP POST WITH U.N.   Former Censorship Bos: Named Assistant To Trygve Lie

BYRON PRICE NAMED TO AID UN CHIEF UE   ‘Succeeds Hutson As  Assistant Secre tarv-General

Byron Price, War Censorship Director Named to U. N. Post  Will Be Top-Ranking U. S. Representative In Secretariat

Sub Pens Destroyed By Blasts   German ‘Gibralter’ — Explosion Compared to Bikini Testing

Helgoland Blown Up   German Naval Stronghold In North Sea Smashed  By British Demolitions

BRITISH BLOW UP HELGOLAND BASE   Great German Naval Center Blasted Into North Sea

British Destroy German Island   Naval Base Of Helgoland «Blown Up By ‘Special ‘Demolition Squads, :

Red Efforts To Block U.S. Aid Bill Fail   Steel Unionists Ask 23-Cent Hike   Few Pupils Are Back in School!   Helgoland Naval Base Demolished by British

Neosho River:   Helgoland Blown Up   “German Gibralter” Of North Séa Destroyed By British

President Says HomeBuilding  Vital Problem   ‘State of Nation’? Mesaage  Restates Many Proposals Beavinuae Made

President Asks Continued High Taxation  a ee oe   Congress Applauds Executive’s State of Union Messace

Favors Outlawing Inter-Union Strikes. SecondaryBoycotts; Foresees Surplus If Revenue Holds

Strike Curbs Also Sought; Speech Hailed   State of Union Message Delivered to Eightieth Congress

President In Conciliatory, Tone As He Addresses Predominantly Opposing Forces; Other Messagres Later. He Savs -:

STATE OF UNION MESSAGE SAID CONCILIATORY”   Smiling, Cheery President Asks Congress To Hold High Taxes

State of Union Message, Which Applauded Frequently, Renews Many Previous Recommendations   Among Many Issues Raised for Congress to Consider Are Minimum Wage, Farm Proaram, Health Insurance

Continuance of High Taxes Suggested to Congress in Message   Chief Executive Renews in Broad Outline Many Recommendations Made in Specific Form; Wife, Daughter in Crowded Gallery

Truman Asks Strike Curbs And High Taxes   Message Considered Conciliatory By GOP

Truman Urges Excise Taxes Be Continued   Need of New Labor Laws Stressed In Message

TRUMAN ASKS CONGRESS 10 CURB STRIKES   GENERALIZED TALK GIVES LAWMAKERS NO NEW ISSUES

House, Senate Hear Plea For High Tax   Move for. Conciliation Seen by GOP in State of Union Speech

EXECUTIVE WOULD OUTLAW TIE-UPS OF VITAL PLANTS   Program Calls for Ban on Jurisdictional Walkouts and Check on Secondary Boycotts.   APPLAUSE GREETS CONCILIATORY SPEECH   President Proposes That Present Excise Levies Continue—Urges Cut in  National Debt.

General Reaction To Talk Favorable   Annual Message On State of Union General In Tone. Givina Only Outline of Legislation

JURISDICTIONAL STRIKES SCORED   Legislation Wanted To Outlaw Them. Check Secondary Boycctts,  Create Commissicn

Would Continue ‘High Taxes, he Tells in State of the Nation Annual Message. x

Congressmen Give Applause To President   Message Is in Large Part Concerned With General Plans

President Asks Continued High Taxation  Congress Applauds Executive's State of Union Message

Offer Bill That Would Stop ‘Sale’ Of Babies in State   Billingsley Measure Would Tighten Rules Governing Custody and Adoption

MARCH 31 DEATH OF DRAFT SEEN   High Officers See Little Chance Of Extension

GOP Leaders Happy About Overwhelming Vote By Representatives   LEGION URGES ADOPTION OF UMT PROGRAM

Statesville Shot:   Informal Glimpses of People In and Around Statesville.

Feature Finder   Bishop Chides DAR, Other ‘Patriotic’ Foes DP Looks Tough Through Lorqnette

Man Is Rescued Affer Being Pinned in Wreckage Of Car Fer Five Days

ee ee eS es eee ee ee es ee ee eee eee eee eee  Trouble on Bridey. 13th

Cold Induced Gas Shortage Idles Many   Much Wind Damage Across State Is Reported

PRISON TERMS  IN VOTE FRAUD   Federal Sentences Given in  Kansas City Case

FEDERAL PRISON JOLTS’ TO TRIO IN VOTE FRAUD   Kansas City Demo Precinci Workers Get from Six To 18 Months

Three Democratic Precinct Workers at Kansas City Given Prison Terms

———<—<—<<<=Prep Day Memories Still Linger  ‘Big 3’ Won't Soon Forget That State Tourney Final!

Prep Day Memories Still Linger  ‘Big 3’ Won’t Soon Forget That State Tourney F inal!  2... h4euwunrnrilitk £..-.......... BP. 84.

oninaaiss Victory Predicted in Hungary   Opponents Believe That Still “Greater Terror” Will Fojlow Elections

Communists Expect Hungarian Vicory   Last Four Days ‘Before Election Sunday Has Bar On Public Gatherings

Communist Win In Hungary’s  Election Seen   Politicians In Period Of “Silence”; One Forecasts “Greater Terror” to Come

HEADLESS, BURNED BODY FOUND INL. A.   Remains Found in Gunny Sack Near Foothill Lovers’ Lane.

SEEK AGREEMENT ON RELIEF BILL   Greek - Turkish Progran Awaits Truman Signature

Greek-Turkish Aid Bill Signing  To Be Ceremony   President Truman Makes Ready To Affix Signature To Aid Measure   ADMINISTRATOR IS BEING SELECTED

TWO REFUGEE SHIPS IN PORT   Transports Reach Hamburg And British Prepare To  Force Jews Ashore

GOP Assembly Leaders Pledge To Back Herbert   Measures to Speed Projected Program Already Prepared

Republican Leaders In Ohio’s General Assembly Pledge Gov. Herbert Support In Economy Plan

GOP LEADERS PLEDGE SUPPORT TO GOV, HERBERT   Predicts Legislature Will Complete Work by First of May

Plane Dumps Pilot, Flies 65 Miles Before Making Near-Perfect Landin«

“Then She Beat Ie”?   ‘Then She Beat It” Six-Bit Tip Given For Broken Arm

5 Negro Convicts Shot to Death in Attempt to Flee   State to Investigate Shooting Melee in Prison Camp in Georgia City

Georgia Convicts Dash For Freedom, Six Killed   Seven Other Negroes Wounded in a Mass Altempt to Excane

KILLS 5 CONVICTS ‘IN PRISON BREAK   NEW ARRIVAi.S AT GEORGIA ROAD CAMP REFUSED TO WORK

NEGRO CONVICTS SEEK ESCAPE AT GEORGIA PRISON   Twenty-Seven Convicts Race Toward  2-Foot Fence; Gunfire Fells 13: Fourteen Surrender With Hands In Air.

Negroes Slain By Officers In Prison Battle   Five Convicts Killed And Eight Wounded In Maes “Attempt to Escape Georgia Camp

6 Convicts Die As Jail Break Fails   Guards Kill Six Negro Prisoners and Wound Eight in Quelling Prison Break in Georgia.

13 Convicts Are Shot in Prison   Six Killed ‘in Futile Break for Freedom after Attacking Warden

Five Negro Convicts Slain   Eight Others Wov~ ?ed In Mass Attemp* Escape from Can ,

6 SHOT TO DEATH IN PRISON BREAK   7 Others Wounded During Georgia Escape Bid

B OTHERS HURT IN MASS ESCAPE ATTEMPT FRIDAY   Shooting Starts as Felon Attacks Warden of Jail

Five Negro Convicts Killed, Eight Wounded In Prison Outbreak; Ga. Investigates

Six Convicts Are Killed   Georgia Prison Guards Wound Seven Others in Mass Escape Attempt

5 Convicts Killed In Break Attempt   Turmoil Breaks Loose in Georgia Prison When Warden Is Attacked

Prison Guards Kill Five Convicts In Mass Escape Attempt !n Georgia

Five Convicts  Shot to Death   Eight Wounded In Mass Attempt By Nearness tan Fecane

Six Convicts Killed Trying To Escape  Seven Injured i in   Seven Injured in Break From Georgia Prison

MEATLESS DAIRY FOOD DEVELOPED   ABKANSAS U. ANNOUNCES PRODUCT WITH QUALITIES OF LESN BEEF,

JEWISH AND ARAB CONFLICT LOOMS IF PALESTINE SPLIT   PARTITION OF HOLY LANE ‘ OPPOSED BY AHAB LEADEAS AND ONE JEWISH GROUP

F000 AREA  - 860 from  Corps   800 from Corps Of Engineers : Work on Levees

800 Army Troops Called to Fight Flood Threats   Engineers Work on Levees Along Mississippi’s Ilinois Banks

TROUPS 10 ASSIOI IN FLOOD BATTLE DAMAGE S HIGHER   New Area of 50,000 Acres Is Now Threatened by Rise of Mississippi; Ottumwa Inundated.  PLANES ARE USED FOR SUPPLY TASK

Call Troops . To Work On Levee Along  Mississippi   Dikes in Degonia Fountainbluff Area South of Chester Are to Be Guarded

U.S. Propose: Plebiscite For Koreans   Election by People Sought to Break Deadlock With Soviet

U.S. 18 PROPOSING KOREAN  PLEBISCITE TO BREAK DEADLOCK   Soviets Have Not Replied Tx Marshall’s Plan To Reach Decision   HODGE REPORTS ARRESTS

KOREA PLEBISCITE URGED BY U.S. 10 BREAK DEADLOCK   Russians Have Ignored Mar. shall’s Proposal For Joint Repvort =§.

Truman May Map Important Policy In Canada Speech  President thay ae Ottawa: Defe ene

TRUMANS LEAVE ON CANADA TRI   Margaret Joins Parents On Ottawa Jaunt; Chief To Give Address

TRUMAN'S TRAIN OFF FOR CANADA   ADDRESS WEDNESDAY MAY BRING NEW PRONOUNCEMENT ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

TRIP STARTED BY PRESIDENT   Executive Leaves Capital On Special Train For 3-Day Visit In Canada

PRESIDENT OFF ON 3-DAY TRIF   Talk In Ottawa, Canada Expected To Touch On Foreign Affairs

SWANSON RITES SATURDAY P. M   Well Known Akron Woman Died At The Home Of Her Dauochter

GOVERNOR ADDRESSES TOWSON GRADUATES   Lane Saysz State Administration's Abm Is To Improve The tet of Teachers

FRENCH POLICE ARE STILL SEARCHING FOR BOMBS REPORTED ASSEMBLED FOR AIR RAID -«

Korff ts Belng Held in Connection wilh a Purported Jewish Undergreund Plot to Bomb London — Fight Other Persons are Also Beine Held.

Seven Persons Burn To Death  LS amma et eee   Home Destroyed Near Benton

Seven Burned To Death in Arkansas  Seas Proctewe Samcll   Flames Destroy Smet Home Weer Benton

7 BURN TO DEATH IN HOUSE BLAZE   Parents and 5 of 6 Children Die in Fire

Bittner Defends Pay Claims Of Unionists   Southern Organizer Minimizes Fears Heavy Demands Will Bankrupt Any Of The Emplovers

Mercy Flight Crewmen Back   New Attempts to Reach Fallen B-29 ‘to Be Made Today

Reclamation Chieftain Denies Notices Meant To Embarrass Congress

Big Four Deputies Meeting In London   Will Attempt To Set Stage For Writing Of Peace Treaty For Unified Germany

Both Sides To Debate Rent Control! Bill   beeen seine  GOP AND DEMOCRATIC SIDES IRKED BY MEASURE

House Begins Debate Today On Rent Bill   Would Extend Control Without Hike In 1947   Visiting President Warmly Welcomed

House Begins Debate Today On Rent Bill   Would Extend Control Without Hike In 1947

Key to Explosive Was Snipped:’      3 National Socialists . Sent Bombs in Packets Labeled: ‘Perfume’

UNCOVERED BY CZECHS   Explosive Packets for Three Ministers, Including Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk, Intercept. ed in Prague.

Plot to Assassinate Czech Officials Fail:   Sabine? Ministers Sent Explosive Packets Disquised as Perfume

Assassination Try On Crechs Foiled   Quick Thinking Averted Beoth of Cobiner  ae? ee ee

Assassination Try On Cechs Foiled   Quick Thinking Averted Breath of Cabinet di aiehore 

CZECH CABINET BLASTS FOILED   Attempt Made To Kill 3 Members With Explosive Packets

Dodgers Win 4th Contest in Ninth   Double by Pinch Hitter — Drives in  inning Runs   ‘WAS FIRST DODGER HIT   Series Now Stands All Even With Both Clubs Winning Two Games

DodgersKnot World Series On 3-2 Win   Double In Ninth Robs Bevens Of No Hit Game   SECOND INNING   THIRD Ivnwrnenr   PIPTH IWnNmnsc

Brooklyn Wins in Ninth by 3 to 2   Bevans’ No-hit Bid Spoiled by A Pinch-hitter   “Cookie” Lavagette Gets a Double to Count Two Runs  In Final Innine

Bevens Loses 3-2 in 1-Hit Series Game   Lavagetto Spoils No-Hitter With Blow in Ninth

NINTH INNING RALLY 10 WIN   Even Series By Taking ThrillPacked Fourth Game From  New York Yanks   PINCH DOUBLE GIVES BROOKLYN CLOSE CAME

Ninth Inning Rally Nets Winning Run   Cookie Lavagetio’s Double Pulls Game Out of Fire After Team Goes Hitless Be) cetege

WITHIN ONE OU OF NO HIT FAME BEVENS LOSES 3  _ AASEY GAINS SECOND   CASEY GAINS SECOND WIN IN ROW TO PLACE BUMS BACK IN FIGHT ©

Dodgers Get Only One Hit But Win Fourth Game   Cookie Lavagetto’s Pinch-Hit Double With Two Out in Ninth Inning and Two On Base Brings Nationals Second Victory

Dodgers Take Ath Game 3-2   Lavagetto’s 9th-Inning Double Ruins — No-Hitter For Bevens: Series Squared

H. Lavageito Spoils No-Hit Bid of Bevens   Harry’s Pinch Two-Bagger Ts Only Hit off Bevens Who Sei Two Mound Recard:

Lavagetto’s Double Pulls Game From Fire After 8 Hitless Frames   BOX SCORE

Double in Ninth Gives Dodgers Win   Series Evened at Two and Two; Bevins Sets New No-Hit Record   THE BOX SCORE

Bevens Sets Two Marks: Loses Third   Big Blow Which Downs Yanks Comes In Last of Ninth

GOES DOWN BY SCORE 3102   SCORE BY INNINGS: YANKEES: . . . 100 100 000—2 DODGERS: . . . 000 010 002—3

US. To Order German Cartel  Dissolutions  Will Act Alone Withir Zone—Allied i ‘Agreements Fail *)

‘BRITISH WORKING CLASS WILL SURVIVE   THEIR NATION'S LONG-TERM AUSTERITY

CLAIMS BRITISH WILL SURVIVE THE AUSTERITY PERIOL   Newlyweds Have No Hope For Home of Own For  Long Time   HUMOR MAINTAINED   Mystery To English How Any Individual Can Live On One Ration Book

GRANGE IN GHALFONT PLANS ANNIVERSARY   Observance Will Take Place On Monday, November 10  DONATIONS ARE MADE

STRIKE DATE SET AT BRIGGS SHOPS   Due Wednesday; New Terms Signed By Kaiser-Frazer

KAISER-FRAZER ~ WORKERS SIGN   Contract in Line With SteelAuto Industry Wage Pattern Approved by Ci0

Robbery Motive for Beating   Pontiac Youth Dies; Two Hitchhikers Held in Indiana

MISS LOIS VAN POOL IN GRAVE CONDITION   Girl, 15, Hurt in New Year’s Eve Crash, Has Basal Skull Fracture and Broken Ribs.

Clay May Receive Major Army Role  Many Key Changes Can Be Expected

GREEK BORDER WATCH TO BEGIN SHORTLY   U. N. Committee Decldes to Send Observers to Frontier as Soon as Possible.

Vandenberg Would Give Veto to United Nations on U.S. Aid to Greece

‘Dragon Lady’ Flatly Denies Charges Made Aaainst. Her by Members of Unio

Sudden Death Comes To Carolinians... . Weekend Violence  Takes Many Lives

Sixteen Persons Killed In State   Weekend Violence Takes Heavy Toll Of Tar Heel Lives

Meet Friday With France And Britain   Three Powers Will Discuss Marshall’s Proposal In Paris

’ Will Confer On Marshall Relief Plan   Russian Shows Great Interest In U.S. Move

BIG THREE PARLEY SET FOR FRIDAY   Bevin, Bidault, Molotov to Talk Over Marshall Plar

Russia Will Join Europe  Aid Parley   France Accepts Molotov’s Offer; Britain Expected To Also Agree

THREE POWER WILL DISCUSS EUROPEAN AID   Britain, France and Russia to Confer Friday In Paris on U. S. Plan.

 — PARLEY — Molotov ‘Accepts Paris Bid   SURVEY WILL BE ‘MADE OF NEEDS

BRITISH, FRENCH OKAY SOVIET BID. FOR AID SESSION   Economic Help For Europe Plan Proposed By U.S.

Bev, Bidault Accept Red Plan For Paris Parley   Three Powers to Discuss U.S. Scheme for Econo-  mic Aid to Eurcpe 

‘Molotov Will Join ‘Aid Talks   Agrees to Discuss Marshall Plan With Bevin and Bidault in Paris

Bevin, Bidault Accept Molotov Plan For Talks  Meeting On Europe Reconstruction To Be Held At Paris

Bidault and Bevin Accept Molotov Plan   Commons lola Good Results May Obtain

MOLOTOV TO” MEET BEVIN AND BIDAULT   “In Paris F riday To Discuss Economic Aid 

ESCAPE POLICE IN GUN BATTLE   Trio Holds Up Night Club in Hamilton County

HERBERT EYEING GALION DISPUTE   Sunday Statement Promised By Governor

5 Persons Die -n Mt. Pleasant — Fire; 23 Escape   Mother, 4 Children Are Victims of Blaze In Apartment

UN Committee Hears Jewish  Ageney Appeal   Rabbi Silver Asks For Re: moval Of Barriers To Establishiag Na  tienal Wome

UN Resumes Its Debate On Palestine   Threat Of Arab Boycott Removed

Palestine Agency Calls up on UN. to e Barrie   Popearance Climaxes More a Week of Bitter  Debate

Jews Want National Home In Holy Land   Agency Calls On U. N. To Remove Barriers; Arab Committee Continues Boycott Of U..N.

U.N. Hears  Jews State Their Case   American Rabbi Urge: End of Barriers to National Home.

In the Holy Land   Palestine Calls up  on U.LN. to e Barriers   rance Climaxes More a Week of Bitter Deba  te

Demand Is Made When RabbiTalks   American Leader Savs Mandatory Rulers Have Interfered With Establishment   Boyeott Continues   Arabs Await Ruling From Caire on What to Do

Silver, American Jew,  Pleads Holy Land Case   Rabbi Keynotes Request for U.N. Tc Take Down Barriers To Jewish Natinnal Home in Palestine

U. N. Hears Demands. OfjJews ©   Spokesman Calls For ‘Setting: Up Jewish National Home in Holy Land: Arabs Stay Awav

U. N. Hears Jewish Plea For ‘Haven’   Removal of Bars Against Palestine Movement Demandec

JEWISH AGENCY ASKS UN TO LIFT BARRIERS   Appeals For Establishment Of Home In Holy Land

HELD 10 ONE HIT, DODGERS DEFEAT  YANKEES, 3 10 2   Lavagetto’s Double’ in Ninth With Two On Base and Two Out Robs Bevens  4 of No-Hit Game.   BERTES DEADLOCKED AT TWO WINS EACH   eo _ ‘record 10 Walks Issued by New York Hurler-—Casey, Who Tossed One Pitch, Credited With Victory.

Lavagetto Hammers Out Pinch Double To Spoil  Bevens’ Bid For Fame   Two Runs Cross Plate On Only Hit Allowed By Yankee Hurler

Only Hit Off Yanks: Bevens Comes With 2 Gone in Ninth Rit It Gives Bums the Game

Dodgers Win On One Hit 3-2   Lavagetto’s Blasi Beats Bill Bevens

Yankee Hurler, Although Checking Up A One - Hitter, Loses a Heart - Breaker

Lavagetto Blasts Double With Two Out In Ninth   Yankee Loser Sets New Record For No-Hit Innines And Walks In Sexes

Brooklyn Evens Series Count In Dramatic Finish   Cookie Lavagetto Pinch-Hits In Winning Run Bevens Narrowly Misses Hurling No-Hitter

Lavagetto Slams Pinch Two-Baser — For 3-2 Decision   Bevens Holds Flatbushers Hitless Until Last Man, With 10 Bases on Balls Spoiling Effort. , Casey Hurls Sincle Pitch to Win -

Dramatic Finish Gives Brooklyn Only One Hit After Bill Bevens Came Within One Out Of No Hitter For New Record.

Dodgers Even Series — With Uhrilling Finish; Cookie I]Lavagetto Hero

BEVENS: NO-HIT TRY SPOILED: BUMS WIN, 3:2   Lavagetto’s Pinch-Hit Double Ruins Bid By Yank Star

Dodgers Even World Series With 3-2 Win      Lovagetto Ruins No-Hit ter for Yankee Pitcher In Ninth

Bidault Asks D. P.s Be Barred   China Won't Take Part in Informal Talks at Moscow

‘Molotov Hits Occupation Administration "With Fye to Federalization” in West

Big 4 Discuss. War Refugees, States in Reich   First Week Ends in Stalemate on Germar And Austrian [ssues

France Favors Taking In Reich Immigrants   Bidault Startles Big Four in Stand on Traditional Foes

NEW CAA AIRPORT PROGRAM TO GIVE JOPLIN $200,000   Revision of Allocations Announced as Result of 50 Per Cent Cut in Funds  * Rv Congress.   GRANTS ALSO GIVEN OTHER AREA TOWNS   Whether It Means a $20,000 Reduction in Original Appropriation to Joplin Uncertain.

Fireworks Explosion Fatal To Two Girls   Two Others Are Critically Burned During Family Reunion

Sell Oklahoma To Oklahomans, Turnet Urges on Editors   State Not Tax-Ridden, Has Much to Sell, Own People Must Be Sold First

Sell Oklahoma To Oklahoman: Turner Urges   Selling Job Rests Largely on Newspapers, Governor Tells State Press Association

Method'st Would Carry Gospel To Tie Unchurched  Proposes Use Of Press And Radio

AUTO ACCIDENTS TAKE 13 LIVES OVER WEEK END   3 Others Killed In Blast, Accidental Fall Sunday

Lieut. Bobbie Cavnar Flic: Them On Non-Stop Hop To Westover Field, Massachusetts

11 AMERICAN AIRMEN WHO CHEATED \DEATH FOR THREE DAYS ON ICE CAP 'FLOWN BACK TOU. S. AFTER RESCUE

Rescued Airmen Tell of Ordeals   Crew of B-29, Rescued Off Ice Cap, Flown to Americo

DARING RESCUE OF 11 U. S AIRMEN IN ARCTIC IS TOLD   CHEATED DEATH FOR 3 DAYS 600 MILES FROM NORTH POLE

Men Exhausted After Rescue, None Serious  anata   Flown Back From North Pole Area Where Plane Crashed

Daring Rescue Of Army Fliers From Greenland Is Described   Eleven Snatched From Ice Just 600 Miles From North Pole; All Safely Back In United States: Rescue Pilot Is Praised. -

Pilot Wagered Life On Thickness Of Ice To Rescue Marooned Flyers

Army Pilot Lands 20-Ton Plane on Lee In Darine Rescue of Stranded Airmen

11 Who Cheated Death Are Back In United States  Oklahoman Pilots

‘Youthful Pilot Did a ‘Wonderful Job,’ Say Airmen Rescued From Frozen Wastes

Oklahoma Pilot Is Hailed as Hero of Daring Rescue From. Greenland’. Wilds .

[Downed Airmen Reach Westover ‘Following Rescue In Greenland:  “Wonderful Job” In Landing Plane

Tell Story of Greenland Rescue  po. ™ FA Mada Danding an leo fa feat Stranded B.29 Crew

Eleven Airmen Who - Cheated Death Are  _. Back at Home Base      Rescue Plane Lands Then “at Westover Field; Mass: -Early. This Morning

Pilot Praised for Daring and Skill In Arctic Rescue  Ponderous C-54 Set  Down on Lake to  ree? F FT. BWW A

FLIERS TAKE FROM ICE CAP BACK IN U. S.   Eleven Army Airmen Downed in Northern Greenland Land in Massachusetts After Rescue by C-54 Transport.

Army. Transport Completes : 2,310-Mile Hop. From  7 Thoile flenaninnet

Nimitz Advises Against Hasty Arms Reduction   Reliable Safeguards Against War Must Come First, He Says

Leaders Join President in Relief Study   Talk Over Methods of Extending Aid  ta Evuranecan Nation:

MAY CONVENE CONGRESS IN FOOD CRISIS   President Plans To Release Parley  Results At Once

Truman, Congress Leaders Confer On European Aid   Special Session Needed, Is Presidential Opinion

Long Session On Food Aid For Europe   Truman And Leaders In Congress Meet At  White House; Statemen Thee 4 ftornnann

Necessary To — Give Emergency Aid To Europe   Sen. Lucas Quotes President On Leaving - Meeting OF Conaressional Leaders

White House . Parley Studies Prices, Reliet   Truman, Aides Meet Congressmen; Prices  Of Grain Up Sharply

Look To Truman For European Aid Blueprint   Rising Prices At Home Also On Agenda For Meeting Today.

The Kuropean Problem Talked   " us Discussed Today by Presi. dent Truman and Con. yressional Leaders,

KEY CAPITOL LEADERS RUSH EUROPEAN AID   TRUMAN MAY CALL SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS

Help Sought Without Calling Special Session   Group Meets At White House With Truman

Only Way to Provide Aid  For Europe   Truman Gives Views At Meeting With Congressional Chiefs

ENATOR SAYS TRUMAN WANTS rONGRESS BACK   lucas States President Told Conference Aid to Europe Needs Special Session.

Truman and Aides Discuss Coming  Moscow Meeting  Group Studies Topics That Will Arise During Peace Parley

Session Of Congress MayBeNeai   Truman Reported . Urging Leaders To Act On Aid Plan

White House Announcemen Awaited   Congressmen Evade Questions of Reporters

President And Congressional Leaders Talk Over Possible Ways To Provide Emergency Assistance To Europe —Senator Lucas Says Truman Feels There Is No Way To Act Without Special Session Of Congress  This Fall

TRUMAN LOOKS FOR EUROPEAN AID BLUEPRIN]   Congress Leaders, Chief Seek Means To Form Program Without Special Session

Truman Sees Need To Hold Special Meet   Extra Session Essential, Chief Executive States

Some Congress Leaders Don’t Agr  TRUMAN SAYS FALL MEET OF CONGRESS ESSENTIAL TO AID

SENATOR SAYS TRUMAN SEES NO OTHER WAY   Lucas Tells President’s Views After Talk With Cdneressional Leaders

--STATEMENT PROMISED TODAY— Emergency Aid Pro gram Is Discussed By Truman, Congressional Leaders

Views Extra Session To Meet Needs   Look For Blueprini To See Europe Through Winter,

EUROPEAN AID MAIN TOPIC ON AGENDA   Spiraling Prices At Home : Also Considered   Against Special Session, But Marshall Says Quick Action Is Necessary

11 Lawmakers In Meeting With President   Cabinet Members And Presidential Aides Present

VETS’ BONUS, TEACHER PAY IN FOREFRONT   State Legislature ta Get Reports From Conferences on Proposed Bills.

iBevin Reaches Moscow for Parlev      [Russians See U. S.  ‘Aime on Iceland

GOP Senate Bloc  Opposes Cut Of Border Patrol  Bureay Told to Find Other Means Of Eeonomizing

It's Off And Back  OnForCustomsMen   Commissioner Dismisses 1,500, Senators Say Most To Go Back, Country Must Have Them

Contessed Ax Slayer of Widow, Daughter Grilled on Similar Murders Across Nation

UN Runs Trieste Seeks Governor  British Seek Apology From Albanians

U.N. Council Seeking Man  For Trieste   Naming of Administrator For Adriatic Port Is Next After Agreement At Labs Siitwacee

U.N. AGREES 10 RUN TRIESTE-AS FREE TERRITORY   Gets Complaint From Britain Against Albania

Council to Name Trieste Governor   British Complaint Hits Albania Charaing Corfu Straits Mined

Trieste Governor Must Be Able to Please Everyone  Free Territory Set Up; Britain Makes Charge at Albania

TRIESTE GOVERNOR WILL-BE- SELECTED BY U.N. COUNCILERS   ‘Post to Be Run as Free Tern: tory’‘Under Direction of Security Council  

Security Council Agrees to Operate Trieste Territory   Receives Complaint From British That Straits Were Mined

UN DECIDES 10 ADOPT TRIESTE AS FREE AREA   Security Council Now Looking For Man To Run Adriatic Port City Under UN Supervision; Britain  Charges Albania.

SEEK MAN 10 RUN TRIESTE   Security Council Puts Final Okay on Contral of Port

UN ‘HUNTS’ MAN TO RUN TRIESTE   Security Council Agrees Te Take Over Disputed Port

U.N. Takes Control . Of Trieste :.   Security Council Agrees to Run Free Territory; Receives  Complaint On Albania

UN to Take Over Trieste   British File Complaint Charging Albania Mined Straits

Security Council Agrees To Run Trieste   Receives Complaint Against Albania From British

U.N. Will  Run Trieste   Security Council Hunts For Some One to Operate Adriatic Port

Council Will Pick Man For Trieste   Security Group Ha: Task of Naming Governor for Port

Security Council Agrees to Take Over Port and Operate It as Free Territory Under Direction of United Nations.

ALASKA UNPREPARED FOR ATTACK; DEFENSES WEAK: DIFFICULT AND EXPENCIVE To perpapr

GOP Program Inadequate, Truman Says   House Banking Commit tee Approves Voluntary Plan

House Group ‘ApprovesGOP Inflation Curb:   Dicregards :Truman’s Ples For Céutrols Backed

Plan Would Emphasize Voluntar Meesures °  Truman. Says GOP's -Proaram Inadequate

Firm For 10-Point  Program   Truman Holds Anti-Inflation Plans Of GOP  As Inadequate

GOP Economic Plan Approved By Committee  Bill Is Inadequate, Deacidant Accaric

GOP. PRICE PLAN IS APPROVED BY HOUSE COMMITTEE   Group -Disregards Truman’s Plea for CompulsionBacked Controls. .   DEBATE DUE MONDAY   Republican Proposal Stresses - Votuntary Pragram to Curb Inflation.

Truman Brands Plan Inadequate  Stage Is Set For Showdown Next Weel

TRUMAN RAPS GOP PROGRAM   Anti-Inflation Program Is Held Inadequate; Will Push Own Program

Bank Committee Disreqards Piea Of Pres. Truman   Stage Set for Showdown Next Week On  Economic Issue

Truman Labels Economie Plan  As Inadequate   House Group Approve (,0P Program; Stage Ix Set for Showdown

GOP Voluntary Plan Advances Over Prote st   President Truman Tells Press Anything Less Than 10-Point Program Would Fail To De Job

TRUMAN AVERS GOP CURB PLAN IS ‘INADEQUATE’   House Committee Puts Okay On It, Despite  President's Plea

DELWEIN’ AND BELMOND GUT OFF BY STORM   Wire Damage Area Shifter from Southwest to Northeast lowa.

Ice Conditions Do Damage in Northeast lowa   Telephone Lines Out and Highways Dangerous—22  Towns Are Isolated

Say Russia Retaining All Steet   Rest of World Depending on U. S., Senate  Body Told

Dewey Says Nation Should Aid Hungry In Europe But Watch Our Own Health In U.S. First

Gov. Dewey Warns Of Badly Planned Food Generosity   Says Nation Has Binding Obligation to Feed Every American

CONFESSED SLAYER ‘pur END OF SHOWER HOSE IN BABY'S MOUTH AND TURNED  .. ON. WATER -

4000 EMPLOYED ATATOMIC PLANT THREATEN STRIKE   Wage Boost of 25 Cents an Hour Demanded—No Agreement Reached in FiveHour Conference.   CONTRACT EXPIRES TUESDAY MIDNIGHT   Walkout Would Hamper Production at Oak Ridge, Tenn, of Vital Bomb Ingredients,

Atom Bomb Plant Strike Looms Tuesday   Company Officials Plan Additional Negotiation Meets

Threat of Steel Walkout Removec   C.1.0. Union and Corporation Agree To Extend Olid Contract to April 30

U.S. Steel, C10 Union Extend Pact   More Time for Peacefu' Settlement; Contract Good to April 30.

Hoover May Head New Commission   Reported As Choice Fo. Head Of Commission To ‘*Streamline’’ Executive Branch   DR. JAS. K. POLLOCK NAMED AS MEMBER

HOOVER IN-LINE AS EXECUTIVE STREAMLINER   To Be Appointed to Commission. by ‘Speaker Martin

Weirton Steel . Gives Increase  12,000 Employes Granted 12.5 Cents Hourly Hike

WEIRTON PAY RATE BOOSTED   1214 Cents Hourly Increase Granted by Steel Company To Independent Union

Parimutuel Bill Opponents Get Defeat In House  Pastors Testifying "To Broken Home

3 Youths Held in Superior Death  Man Aids Deputy in Scuffle, Dies i

Unofficial Vote Totals For City   Reform Candidate Ousts Younastown Mayor By 3.200 

NEW CW. A. T0 BATTLE C. . 0.   Declaration Of Open War. fare Comes From President Beirne

Jack Dillard Urges Battle Against Isms In Lions Club Talk   Says Workable — Democracy Our Best Defense

GUERRILLA FORCES INVADE GREECE FROM ALBANIA   Government Claims They Have Been Routed;  Backed By Communists

Greek, Government Forces Resume Batti.« Against Guerrillas; Both Sides Claim Victory

FLAMES DESTROY RECAPPING PLANT WITH HEAVY LOSS   Place Brothers Establishment Near Littlestown Burns — Loss Put At More Than $75,000   EMPLOYE SUFFERS BURNS FROM BLAST   George Adams Says Explosion Oc. curred When He Opened Furnace Door — Littlestown, Pennville, Gettysburg And Bonneauville Firemen Battle Blaze

Place Bros. Tire Recapping Plant Near Littlestown Is Destroyed In $80,000 Blaze

TYPHOON SWEEPS NORTHERN LUZON   Heavy Damage Is Reported In Philippines

TYPHOON RIPS ACROSS LUZON   Heavy Damage And Possible Loss Of Life Feared In Philippines

Plans to Save Food Furthered   Claims There is ‘No Lessening of Need’ for Food  Conservation

Protests Fail fo Jar Luckman   Corn Crop Prediction Lower Than Expected; Food Prices The Same

Committee Says Clear Majority Of Distillers Agree To 60-Day Closing   Despite Protests Plans Going Forward For Nationwide Observance Of Voluntarv Food Saving Program.

Food Conservation Plans Go Ahead in Spite of Grumbling   mi “No Lessening of Need,” Luckman Declares in Defending Program

Save-Food Drive Will Continue Despite Protest ‘No Lessening Of Need  For Food In Europe, Says Committee Head

PROTESTS HEARD ON CONSERVATION   Country’s Corn Crop Estimates Revised.

{To Prove It's Not A Warmonger Itself  Russia Told To Open Iron Curtain

BRITON HITS SOVIET FOR WORLD RIFI   Top Deleguite to U. N. Denounces Vichinsky Charges

November Big 4 Meeting ‘Last Hope For Peace,  McNeil Tells Delegates   British Cool To Marshall Proposal To Circumvent Soviet Veto In Council; Denounces Vishinsky Charge As “Monstrous’’.

BRITAIN JOINS U8. IN ATTACK AM REA TACTICS   British Delegate Ac cuses Russia of Dividing World

Russians Accused By British Of Dividing The World      McNEIL SPEAKS  British Remain Cool To Pian To Cir. ©  nvammeant Uatn

BRITAIN JOINS AMERICA IN LASHING REDS   London Delegate Declares Big 4 Meet Last Hope for Peace

McNEIL BLASTS SOVIET ATTEMPT T0 SPLIT WORLD   Warns November Big Four Parley Last Hone of Pesce

Industry Threatened By Boxcar Shorlage   Flour Mills Are Especially Hard Hit, Nation-Wide Survey Shows

Frankfort Teachers  On Strike   1,000 Students On Holiday As $400 Per Year Hike Refused

NEGOTIATIONS SET PATTERN NINDUSTRY   Employes of Five Subsidiaries to Cain $49,000,000

Price Spiral Charges I'ly   Buying Power Continues to Decline, Labor Department Survey Shows

Gov't Seeks Refunds On Freight Charges   - Overcharges Will Amount to Millions

U.S. Seeks Big Refund on Freight   964 Railroad Lines Named in Complaint Prepared by Clark

State Senator Summerlin Nominated In Place Of Montgomery Man   Senate Balks At - Immediate Vote   Recess Taken Without Vote On Motion To Consider : Names At Hearing

Navy Planning Arctic Defense  New Phase Undersea Warfare Pronaced

Marshall Quickly. Confirmed By Senate To Follow Byrnes A. U. S. Secretary Of State

Senate Pays Rare Tribute To Marshall; Appointment ~ Approved in Record Time

Waives Rules lo Pay Tribute Unanimously   U.S Foreign Policy Won't Be Chdnged, Vandenberg Assures

MARSHALL NAMED STATE SECRETARY: BYRNES QUITS JOB   Former Army Chief of Staff Gets High U. S. Position; Health = I: Given as Reason.   REGRETS HEARD ON RESIGNATION

To Become Head of U.S. State Dept.   Confirmation Comes Quici:. ly After Byrnes’ Succes sor Is Named

Senate Shows Unprecedented Speed in Giving Approval to Truman Nomination of General

Final Effort On Pact Ready   Big 4 Near Showdown On Negotiations Over Austria

Parents of Siamese Twins Face Hardest Drohiem to Confront Mether and Father

Indiana. Parents, Face a Tough. Decision Regardnig Siamese Twins

Parents Face Big Decision   Indiana Couple Have Two Weeks To Determine  Fate of Siamese Twins

PARENTS OF SKULL-JOINED SIAMESE TWINS HAVE HARD  DECISION FACING THEM NOW

Dilemma Over Siamese Twins  w :   Won’t Take Joined. Babies. Home, Parents Say

‘To Please No One Will I Prescribe a Deadly Drug... .’ Parents Shun Siamese Boy Twins

DISAPPEAR IN BURST OF SPEED  Airlines Pilot Tells Of Chase Of Weird Objects On Flight

Airlines Pilot Chases ‘Flying Saucers’ 45 Miles But Is Unable to Catch ‘Em   United Press Manager Sees ‘Disc’

Tobacco Acts PaulHoffman ‘Assured Full May Get Post Financial Aid In Greek Aid

New Cold Wave Hits Stricken Area   Deaths in Thursday Storm Now Set at 28

TWENTY-EIGHT DEAD IN STORM  New Cold Wave Roars Into Northern States, Midwest

ARCTIC COLD WAVE ARRIVES AFTER STORM   MILWAUKEE STILI TIED UP IN BIG SNOW DRIFTS

TRUMAN PLANS SCORED BY GOP   Stassen Appears Leading, Candidate As Republican Committee Meets 

OHIO LEGISLATURE FACES NEW BILL      Business of Passing Laws Gets Into Earnest at Tonight's Session

HEAVY RAIN IN WHEAT REGION   Woodward Reports over Hal: Of Inch — Enid Area Benefits Too

NEW ZEALAND AREA HIT BY TIDAL WAVE    Butldings Wrecked, Roads and Bridges Damaged

2 Tidal Waves Hit North N. Z.   Damage 60 Miles of Coast on New Zealand's Upper Island,

TIDAL WAVES BATTER NEW ZEALAND REGION   Buildings Wrecked, Roads, Bridges Are Damaged

Tidal Waves Hit Coast Of New Zealand   Buildings, Roads, Bridges Damaged

Hogs Being Fed to Heavier Weights   Patterson Not To Return to Yugoslavia   Two Tidal Waves Hit New Zealand

Youth Given Lite Sentence   George Lee Begins Prison Term For Mulholland Killing.

Soviet, British Speakers Clash   Gromyko, Shawcros: Heard By Committee Of UN

Russ Charge US. Seeks fo Dynamite.N,   Gromyko Takes Turn Hurling Epithets At ‘Little Assembly’

French Premier Ramadier Quits  In Labor Crisis   Socialist Spokesman Says Leon Blum Given 48 Hours To Form New Government To Cope With Communist-Led Strikes

Premier Quits; Blum Gets Call To Paris Post      Ramadier Resigns Positior As French National { Crisis Mounts

Ramadier Out; Blum to Head French Cabinet   National Crisis Caused By Communist-Inspired Labor Disturbances

Red Strikes Force Premier Ramadier Out   Leon Blum Is Picked To Form New Government

Reds Blamed In Suppression  Of U.S. Protest   Soviet Commander Said to Have Banned Publication of U. S. Protest in Hungary

Reds Order U. S. Protest ‘Hidden, Hungarians Say  Russians Deny They Suppressed News Of Marshall Blast

SOVIETS CENSOR HUNGARY NEWS   Publication Of U. S. Note Of Protest To Russia Is Forbidden

CHARGE NOTE SUPPRESSION TO RUSSIAN   Hungarians Say Soviet Banned, Publication Of U. S. Protest

Hungarians Charge Russians Suppress U. 5. Protest Note   American Sources Say Action Will Be Challenged

AMERICAN NOTE NOT PUBLISHED INSIDE HUNGARY   Communists Suppress Publication Of U. S. Pretest In Papers   THIS COUNTRY SEEN FORCING SHOWDOWN

American Note Suppressed By Russia, Hungarian Says   Newspaper Publication of Note Protesting Russian Interference In Hungarian Affairs Forbidden— Suppression To Be Challenged

AMERICAN NOTE [3 SUPPRESSED   PUBLICATION IN HUNGARY FORBIDDEN — RUSSIANS DENY BESPONSIBILITY,

Hungarians   Charge Reds  Suppressing Protest Note  Says Russian Chie Bans Publication  Ove yy SC Na nnnwmere

LEADING CANDIDATE   Defense Denies Claims by State  Says Accused Pair

Fund For Korea Is Reported Due  May Ask 75 Million To Bolster Nation

South Korea Next on Funds List   Administration Would Give Koreans  About $75,000,000

Administration To Ask 73 Million; Vote Stage Near On Greek, Turk Aid

Aid For Korea Will Be Asked Congress Next   Administration Expected To Request $75 Millinne _

AID PLAN NEARS TESTS IN HOUSE   Vote Due On Move To Shift Load To United Nations

RAYBURN MAKES PLEA FOR AID. PROGRAM   Texan Sars If $300.000.008 Wil  Stop Communism He ls For Spend ing The Wonecr

Plea For Millions To Help Korea Is Being Scheduled; Votels NearOn Greek Loan

New Relief Demands May Hit Congress . . . . Might Seek 75 Million To Bolster Government In South Korean Area

Rayburn Voices Plea  ‘for Approval of Greek Aid Bill   Democratic Leader Favors Granting Funds to Stop Spread of Communism in Europe and World

Aid Bill Vote Nears In House   Action on Amendments Is Expected Today; Debate Intense

Greek-Turkey Aid Program “Is Imperiled   Rayburn Shouts: -’’God ~ Help Us” if Money Is Not Aporooriated .

Opponents of Wall Against Communism Complain They Haven’t Been Given Time to Present Their Case.

Congress to. Get Request for Funds For Reinforcing Southern Korea

Debate End Near Upon Greeks Aid   Selemp Warning Is Sounded: Vote Late ‘Focay Is Possible

House Leaders Fight to Pass Greek Aid Bill   Declare United State: Seen as Bulwark of Democracy

Help for Korea Confronts Congress: Hiouse Enters Aid Bill Voting Stage

Aid to Greece Heads for  Showdown   Plea for Funds to Reinforce Korea Confronts Congres:

400 Million Loan Reaches Amendment Stage Today And Show Of Strength May Be Made; Dehate Cetc« Ritter

Foes of Greek Aid Program Battle To Switch Case to UN   Question Of Russian Reaction To U. S. Helr Dominates Bitter Debate; Fight Will Be Continued On Amendments Today

Vote Nearing on Greek Aid Bill  Oppos sition Making Determine d Effort

GREEK-TURK AID ENTERS VOTING STAGE IN HOUSE   ‘PLEA TO REINFORCE SOUTHREN KOREA CONFRONTS CONGRESS

Rayburn Declares Greek-Turkish Aic Vital to World   House Hears Bitter Debate Over Effort  To Fight Communism

Rep. Rayburn Makes Plea For Truman  Aid Program   Warns of Delay  As Bill Reaches Amendment Stage After Sharp Debate

Secretary Wants Aid For Korea      $75,000,000 Program Talked of to Ward Off Trouble if Russia and U.S. Can’t Agree   ‘Liberty in Danger   ‘House Will Talk About Shifting Turce-Greek Burden to U.N.

SAYS TRUMAN TO STAND PAT ON LILIENTHAL   Plans No Withdrawa Despite Growing Opposition

@ DOUGLAS LARSEN  Probes May Come and Go, But Prices Keep Going Up, Up

DELAY SEEN IN UNIVERSAL TRAINING ACT   Senator Taft Doubts Congress Can Take Up Such a Controversial Subject and Still Meet Adjournment Deadline.

AWAIT RECORDS ON GRAIN DEALS   Pauley Ordered To Speed Delivery Promisec’ Last Week

GRAIN DEALS JO BE AIRED   ANDERSON TO MAKE PUBLIC NAMES OF BIG SPECULATORS SOMETIME  + HEXT- WEEK

New York Milk Price To Be Pegged  44 Cent Drop Cited  As Sage Insurance

British Cabinet Meets in Special Session; 2 Envoys To Enter U.S. Loan Talks

MISSOURI TOWN FIGHTS FLOODS   Engineers Believe Menace Stemmed at St. Louis

FLOOD CREST © MOVES SOUTH   MISSISSIPPI LEVEES IN ST LOUIS AREA HAVE’ HELD TO PREVENT CITY  DAMAGE -

FLOOD MISSES — ALL-TIME HIGH   ‘Cape Girardeau, Mo., Plans To Meet Full Force  Of Mississippi

TOWSON ATTORNEY "GIVEN STATE POST   Claude A. Haaley Named lncor amee Commissioner As Suc femme Te Ema

Food .Saving Plan Is Not Working Out   -Even Supporters ‘ Concede Success — Is Only Mediocre

Distillers Willingly  Suspend Operations To Save Much Grain, Luckman Is Hopeful.

Honda Knot War Dead Take Last  Train Trip Home   Truman Food Conservation Plan Not Successful In First Week

Costly Maine  Forest Fire —  Under Control Levels Hundreds   Levels Hundreds Of Dwellings In Resort Areas

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   200 Buildings Razed in Devastating Maine Forest Fire

Policy Talk by Truman, Solons Is Sei   Chief Executive and High Command of Congress Will Take Up Issues at Important Parley Today

Truman, Top Solons to Talk Policy Today Against Backaround of Russian Rift

Truman To Talk Policy Today With Leaders  Meeting To Be Held Against Background Of East-West Rift

Truman Plans Policy Talks   GOP High Command Te ‘Discuss Widening Rift With Russia

TRUMAN SETS POLICY MEET   Will Meet Congress Leaders Today for Discussion Of  Foreign Program

Europe Policy  Up for Talks With Truman   GOP Congress Leaders  President to Discuss Kinds Needed

BRITISH BUDGET BALANCE SEE   $992 Millions in Surplus is Promised

Six Of Wreck Injured Still In Hospitals   Nearly Hundred Hurt In Collision In Station In Chicago

Protection Of Tribunal Is Asked In Japan   WAR CRIME BODY SAYS ARMY NEWSPAPER IS WRONG

ALLEN FAVORS CASH NOW FOR VETS BONDS   Illinoisan Declares Payment Would Not Increase Budget

ALLEN FAVORS fa NOW FOR BONDS      Jiinoisan Declares Payment Would Not Increase Budget

RULE CHIARMAN FAVORS DRIVE TO PAY Gi’ S   Cashing Bonds Would Reduce National Debt

VETERANS MAY — GET THE CASH   NEW SUPPORT THROWN BE HIND DRIVE TO PAY OFF — TERMINAL BONDS AT  ONCE 

Vishinsky Denied Second Speech In Assembly Debate   British Minister Of State Charges Present Russian Policies Destroying United Nations And Peace Of World_

Russia’s Request To Make Second Speech Is Denied   Secretary General To Ask Big Nations To Put Aside Dispute At Meeting Today

Denied Plea For Second Speech  Reds, Western Powers   Reds, Western Powers Battle Continues Rage

Tension In, U.N. Debate Tightening   Aranha Reruses Vishiw isky’s Request To Follow Up “Warmongerjn Bbact

Battle Rages Hot and Heavy In Assembly   Briton Upholds U. S. As Yugoslav, Ukraine Delegates Blast Nation

NEW ATTACKS MARK DEBATE IN ASSEMBLY   Plea of Vishinsky For Chance to Make 2nd Speech Is Denied

VISHINSKY DENIED CHANCE 10 RENEW LIN ATTACK ON U.S   Aranha Turns Down Rus. gsian’s Request to Make Second Speech.   HEATED DEBATES RAGE   Peace will ‘Crumble if Reds Persist in Course, Britain Warns.

SOVIET ATTACK ON U. $, HALTED   Russians Denied Chance For Second Blast As U.N. Tension Grows

Bid To Open New Assault Is Rejected   Tension Mounts As Charges Exchanged In Assembly Meet

BATTLE BETWEEN RUSSIA'AND WEST RAGES IN THE U.N.   British Delegate, in Slashing Attack on Moscow, Accuses Her of Imperilng Peace.   VISHINSKY DENIED PERMISSION TO REPLY   Spokesmen for Yugoslavia and Ukraine Blame United States for Unrest in World.

Soviet Turned Down On Plea For UN Floor   Vishinsky Seeks To Fol low Up His Attack ‘On U.S.

Vishinsky Is Denied 2nd Speech In Assembly  But Other Nation: In Russian Orbit Continue Attacks On United States

VISHINSKY IS DENIED RIGHT TO TALK AGAIh   Russian Delegate Wantes To Follow Up Attack On United States   MARSHALL CONFERS WITH DELEGATION

Fight Between Powers Hot and Heavy   Secretary Lie Will Appeal Today for Co-onerntion

Deny Vishinsky Bid for Second Speech fo U.N.   Secretary-General Lie to Appeal for Harmony at Tomorrow’s Session

Vishinsky Wants. to Talk More But Chair Refuses:Him   Tension- Great As Reds Continue To Blame U. S. For World Ills

Denied Chance For Follow Up On U.S. Attack   Accusations Hurled In General Debate

POLICY CHIEF HURLS CHARGE OF SOFTNESS   Top Scientist Warns Against Further Senate Delay

Lilienthal Too 'Soft' Toward Russia --- lafi   Says He Defied Congress.

Paid $1,000 For Army Commission, Didn't Get Tt, Witness Testifies At May-Garsson War Fraud Trial

‘PAID SUM IN TRY FOR COMMISSION; MAY GIVEN CHECK   Efforts Made to Prevent Commission Dealings From Being Part of Trial

Tells of Giving Garsson $1,000  Money Said to Have Reached Ren. Mav

But He Never Got It, Says Julius G. Raynes At Former Gongressman’s Trial

Gave May $1,000 For ‘Commission  -« Sanoht ta:   Raynes Sought to Buy Rank in Army

Unions Reject New Pay Bids By GM, Steel   U.S. Hopes 15-Cent Pattern May Speed Phone Settlement

LEADERS DROP DEMANDS FOR MORE “TEETH”   Nation’s Eves on Developing Pattern of 15¢ Hourly Boost

Counterfeit U. S. Bills, Valued At 240 Million, Seized in France

MIX COLLEGES ARE TOO. MANY FOR REVENUES   Advisory Committee Reports on Educational Institutions in New Mexico   THREE SCHOOLS “WOULD . BE ENOUGH, MABRY TOLD

Taxation Advisory Committee Says State Can Afford Only 3 Colleges

Seaway Seen Not Self-Liquidating   St. Lawrence Project Flailed In Congress

Witness Offers Opposition to” Seaway Project   Says Tolls Would Not Meet Costs

Japanese Treaty Parley Is Called   Will Be Held Either San Francisco. Or Washington Beginning August 19

REALTORS READY COURT DEFENSE   ‘Facts’ Asked To Rebut U.S Grand Jury Indictments

DEFENSE DRAWN IN HOUSING FIGHT   Real Estate Group Asks Fo ‘Facts And Figures’

gue LXXVIII NO. 28. — Vol. INO. (1. Exee  “Kay Kyser Airs N.C Health  Activities Before Congress   . Band Leader Says He May Take Sliow . -On Tour Of State

Kyser Speaks On Health Plan   Band le Pecttiten Before House Subcommittee

Ray Of Sunshine: Western Europe Trade Revival To Have Bearing On Aid Plans

Europe Sees  Happier Day   Buying And Selling Developing Quickly

* The Nation Today ; Western Europe Finds Likely Trade Market in Latin America

Puts Forth A Formula  Of: Ti ts Own   Would Have British Withdraw By Jan. 1, Followed by Year of ‘UN. ‘Security Council Rule

Soviet Snubs  U. 8, Formula   American Plan For Hoh Land Partition Turnec  Down By Russia

Soviet Offers Different Plan For Partition   Leaves Big Powers Far Apart and Settlement May Be Postponed

Want British Out by Jan. 1, With UN Governing   Propose Council Have Charge, Thus Keep Veto Power

Russia Rejects U. S. Plan: for: Partition of Palestine ‘by UN   ‘Counterproposal Calls for Withdrawal LOF Britich by Jan. 1. UN Rule for Year

Saxton Worker Electrocuted At Power Plant      John Ward Funk Of Stonerstown Killed By Live Wire At Sexton Penelec Plant

Hanley Denies Any Wrongdoing   Milwaukee Sheriff in Statement on Sale of Automobiles

LIONISTS EXPECT PARTITION OKAY   Think United States Will Endorse U. N, Commission Report

See U. S. Approval Of Petition Plan   Zionists Confident Of Endorsement; Arabs Demand Immediate independence Of Palestine

Zionists: Hope U.S. to Endorse  Partition Plan   ‘Arabs Bitterly Opposed: To . Holy Laud Division. By  UN And Threaten  To Use Force . °

Zionists Certain US. Will Endors Palestine Split      U.S. Withholding Official Comment On Board’s Plan.

STEEL UNIONS AGREE ON WAGES   ‘More Plants Covered A:  ‘Big Steel’ Sets Pace

STEELWORKERS GET PAY HIKES   Nearly Quarter Million Employes Covered By  New Contracts

Quarter Million Steel Men Given Increases In Pay   CIO-U. S. Co. Agreement Setting Pattern For Entire Industry.

MORE STEEL SETTLEMENTS   Nearly One-Quarter Million Workers Are Now Under New Pacts

250,0001N STEEL WIN PAY BOOSTS   Others Follow U.S. Steel Ir Granting Of Increases

12%4-Cent Hou rly Boost Agree ed On.... 250,000 00 Workers’ Get Steel Hikes

Contract Covers Nearly Quarter Million Workers  Raises Plus Other items for Steelers

Quarter Million Workers Covered In Wage Raises   Steel Agreements Call For 121% Cents An Hour Plus Fringe Items

Quarter-Million Steel Men Covered By New Agreement Pattern Is Set for the Industry.

250,000 STEEL WORKERS GET PAY INCREASE   New Agreement Sets Pattern For Industry

Steel Workers Get Pay Raises   Nearly Quarter Million Covered By New Contract.

Many Companies Accept New Pay Scale Agreement   CIO-US Steel Pact Spreads Throughout Industry; See No Strike Possibility

Coed Believed Kidnaped by Ex-Convict   Ohio State Senior Left Home Wednesday. With Robert Hemming

5-Year-Old Girl Is Killed by Kidnapet   Pennsylvania Police Say Youngster Was Ravished

Weckler Search ©¢ Lacks New Clues 4   Eastern Girl, 5, Kidnaped, Murdered

VOTING TODAY IN MISSISSIPP AND KENTUCKY   RACES IN 5 STATES HOLD ELECTION SPOTLIGHT

MISS., OTHER STATES VOTE   Kentucky Is Deciding Hard-Fought Campaign For Governor

Veteran Bonus Is On Ballots In Two States   Few ‘Trends*-Are Expected With Regard to ‘1948, : Presidential Races

VOTE TO EXTEND PRICE GUT PLAN   Merchants Agree to Continue Campaign Indefinitely

‘SPEED PLANS FOR RECOVERY   16-Nation European Economic Conferences Moves Forward

PARIS CONFERENCE’S FIRST PHASE ENDS   Bevin, Bidault Praise Progress Made; Executive Committee of 5 Desiqnated

Plans Approved fo Speed Up Recover  Conference Sets Up . Executive Group

-uropean Nations Complete Draft Of Organization   Approve Countries Nominated To Key Executive Group

AN ECONOMIC PROGRAM FOR EUROPE VOTED   Sixteen-Nation Conference in Paris Approves Plans for Organizing Co-operative Effort in Rehabilitation.

Nations Have Perfected Organization  Five Countries Are Named to Key  Ewariutive Graun

Recovery Program Speeded    European Nations Work Out Preliminary Plans in Spirit Of Close Cooperation

Nations Have Perfected Organization  Five Countries Are Named to Key

AID APPROVED BY CONFERENCE   16-Nation Group In Paris Votes For Cooperative Effort

Rules Committee Report Approvec By Conference  Plans for Speeding Continent Racrnavary

Rules Committee Report Approved By Conference  msi for Speeding Coantinant Rarn   Plans for Speeding Continent Recovery

Nations Agree To Coordinate Recovery Plan   Committees Authorized To Speed Up Plans Under Marshall Program

Subcommittees Set Up at Paris Economic Meet   Third Plenary Session Proceeds With Amity Attitude Amono Natian:

Nations Speed Action For Plan  Approve Committees By Unanimous Vote.

16 NATIONS AT PARIS APPROVE EXECUTIVE UNIT   Will Complete Stirvey Despite U. S. Delay in Providing Funds

DELAY IN CASH FROM U.S. NOT GRAVE BARRIER   Marshall Not Seeking Money for Plan Until Winter

Boy Scout Jamboree Near Paris Is Breeding International Good Will

JENKINS TOLD TO DIRECT PROBE   Two Investigators To Be Hired For Job  1ONG TIME   Might Elapse Before Results Are Announced; Work Starts Monday

HOUSE WHITTLES ~ FUNDS FOR NLRB   VOTES TO DROP CONCILIATION CHIEF FROM LABOR DEPARTMENT PAY ROLL.  _ ua

HOUSE SLASHES TRUMAN BUDGET   Conciliation Director Knocked Out Of Job ¢ ~.* + , Dy rayroil Cut

WARREN’S JOB PUT IN JEOPARDY BY HOUSE   ‘Funds’ Fer National Laber Eels tions Board Are Cut In Half f Br BRepeblicans

Republicans . Shave Labor Dep'tFunds   Efforts To Amend Appro. Priation Bill Defeated In House

House Vote Knock: Warren Off Labor Department Rolls  NLRB Funds Are Slashed in Half

House Passes Bill to Oust Warren   Approves Second Trimmed Down Avproprications Bill

Warren Fired From Payroll As Costs Are Cut   Labor Relaticns Board Request Trimmed in Half

House Vote Cuts Labor Conciliator Off the Payroll  Committee Says Warre:   Committee Says Warren Once Was Member Of Red Front Groups

HOUSE VOTES MEASURE T0 QUST WARREN   Bill Also Cuts Funds Of Labor Board By More Than Half

HOUSE TRIMS APPROPRIATIONS BILL--CONCILIATION DIRECTOR GUT FROM DEPARTMENT PAYROLL   Roll Call Vote Is 343 to 39 with Reduced Program Beginning July 1—Edgar L. Warren and Many of His Aides to Go—Amendments Are Batted Down As Republican Majority Rams Measure Through

WomanLeadsRaleigh Vote As Tar Heels Go To Polls For Municipal Elections

Red Strikes, Riots Sweep Across Italy   Transportation In Rome Paralyzed; French Seize Arms In Raid On Soviets

ASK MORE AlD [0 HOSPITALS   State Association Asserts Funds Not Sufficient To Care for Needy

ASKS FUNDS FOR FLOOD CONTROL   ~ COMMITTEE OKAYS TWO MILLION FOR ILLINOIS PROJECTS

Production Of Mercury Cars Halted   Ford Also Suspends Work ion Lincolns Because of  Murray Plant Strike

STRIKE CURTAILS FORD'S OUTPUT   Mercury and Lincoln Production Suspended

‘LEWIS CLAUSE DEMAND FORCES CAR SHUTDOWN   Production Halted As Mediation ‘Try Balked

Housing Plan Service Will Be A Regular Feature Beginning In Next Week's Issue

Charleston Shivers; Flood Hits Erie, Pa.  Mereury in City Plunges to 49; Hajiletarm Race Clovelangl "Rug ffi

Cool Wave, Eastern Rain Feature ‘Weather  zwinene TaAtaw   Coolest Since 1895

Dutch Report Successes in Java Campaign   Republicans Claim Gains on Widely Scattered Fronts

BOTH SIDES TELL OF GAINS IN JAVA   Dutch Claim Capture Of Bit Section Of North Coast

Dutch Occupy Coast Section In North Java   Indonesians Thwart ‘Attempt to Caplure Capital, Jogjakarta

Dutch, Javanese Claim Successes   Republicans 1s Say Dutch Lose 9,000, Face Mutinv: Coast ‘Cleared

DUTCH ARMY IS SAID DIVIDED IN ASIATIC WAR   Netherlands Forces Report New Successes, But Indonesians Say Invaders Are Repulsed On Three Fronts.

‘Dutch Capture ‘Large Area of ‘North Java Coast   Indonesians Report Successes on Three Scattered Fronts

Teachers Salary And Labor Bills Occupy Assembly   Governor's Tax Progran Held in Committee

TEACHER PAY HEARING SET   ee ee ee  Public Views On Bitterl; Debated Issue Will Be Aired On Tuesday

College Choir At Laurens H.S. Easter Sunday      Morningside Group Will Give Concert at 8 P. M.

D'Alesandro  Defeats Nice In Baltimore   Democratic Porty Swept Into Office in Municipal Balloting

Labor Secretary Seeks  Compromise Settlement      Schwellenbach Orders Parley After Union Leaders Revise Demands: Labor Leaders Ask Small Raise, Arbitration

Chicago Union Proposes Cent-an-Hour Increase With Arbitration of the Rest

PALESTINE ISSUE ‘HEARS UN BALLOT   Jewish Agency Confident Partition Plan Will Be Approved.

UN NEAR VOTE ON PALESTINE   Jewish Agency Is Confident Partition Plan Will Get Assembly Approval

Vote Nearing On Palestine Partition Plan   Jews Express Confidence Arabs Hope to Defeat  Abaco tn. Accambhl<

MANY FIRMS ARE FACING RUIN IF CLAIMS ARE PAID   U.S. Chamber Of Commerce Tell: Congress Confiscation Pacing Firms

Portal Pay Dangerous, Says Howard   Menaces Business, Chamber Expert Tells Congress

DIVERT FUNDS TO HOSPITALS   Duff Sidetracks Allocation For Prisons to Mental Hospital Program

PARIS CONFA FACES FIRST PROBLEMS   Dutch Favor Inclusion O Western Germany

Lowlands Advocate Prompt Aid to  Western Germany  ' Merger of Combined Zone With That Of France Favored

Dutch Would Take In West  Germany   16 - Nation Organization Would Embrace All Of  Western EFurone.

Assure Parley of US Interest   16 European Nations Set Up Organization to Meap Aid Plans

GET INTO PROBLEMS   Committees Are Named at Paris« Conference to \id Europe

Conference Down To Work   Sixteen Nations Line Up Methods For Working Out European Recovery

Include Germany In Recovery Plan   Russian Satelites, Spain Are Excluded

Choose Executive Group at Paris to Run Marshall Plan   Plan for Organizing Economic Recovery Will Be Acted on  Jouasday Aftarnann

Recovery Conference Underway:   Paris Delegates Begin Task of Assessing: Europe’s Needs; Feted ‘By U. S. Ambassador

Executive Group Will Supervise Plan Operation   Five Nations Are Named to Committee

Draft Plan for Relief TalksMade   Addition to Group Mapping Recovery Sought by Dutch

Five Nations to Supervise Aid Plan to Europe   Dutch Propose Inclusion Of Western Germany 4 Conclave Deliberations

Seek To Include West Germany In Marshall Plar   Hold Plenary Session Tomorrow; Russia’s Press, Radio Keep Slamming Proposal

Dutch Group for Inclusion Now of Western Germany   ‘France, Britain, Italy, Norway and Netherlands to Serve as  “Executive Committee

Executive Group Will Supervise Plan Operation  Eiva Alnitinws Awe   Five Nations Are Named to Committe

Dutch Would Include West Reich in Plan   Rules Committee Meets as Nations Map Recovery Pian

WANT PART OF GERMANY AIDED   Lowlands Advise Western Portion In European Recovery Plan  INTEGRATION SOUGHT

DUTCH WILL URGE RECOVERY AID FOR WESTERN REICH   ‘Clarification Of Policy To ward Germany To Be Sought At Paris

Marshall Plan Aid to West Germany Askec   Low Countries Will Ask Clarification Of Recovery Policy

Also suggest Early Merger Of French with Zone Occupation By U.S. and British; Committees Speec Work of Parley

Lowlands Want West Germany In Trade Pact  Ask Merger Of French With Anglo-American Zones In Reich

PARLEY INVITES WESTERN REICH   Dutch Would Include German Section in Marshall Plan For Europe’s Recovery

Five Nations To Supervise  Europe Plan   France, Britain, Norway,  [taly and Holland Are  To Head Operation of  Recovery Program

Nations Given New Assurances  OF US. Goodwill   Caffery Entertains Dele gates At The U.S.  Embazev.

Benelux Will Ask Statement   Belgians, Dutch and Luxembourg Delegates Want Definition

Sub-Committee Will Handle Food, Metal Industries, Transport And Fuel And Power; Door Left Open For Russia And Satel lites To Join In Program.

Executive Committee Of Nations Chosen To Supervise The A. ntinn Of Marchall Plan For Economic Recovery Abroad

Lowlands Advocate Inclusion Of Western Germany In Marshall Plan.

Dutch Spokesman Says West_-ern Germany Inevitably Must Be Added to 16-Nation Organization.  AMBASSADOR CAFFERY   AMBASSADOR CAFFERY ENTERTAINS LEADERS

DutchWoule Aid Western Reich Area   Ixvestia Editorial Attacks American: Actions [n Sweden

FIVE NATIONS TO SUPERVISE EUROPEAN AlD   Selections Made by 16-Country Rules Committee

Paris Conference Starts Machinery ()f Marshall Plan   Forms Committees For Early Action As Russia Watches

GROUP NAMED TO SUPERVISE AID   5-Nation Committee Picked At.Paris Parley —

West Germany May Take Part In Aid Plans   Dutch Sources Say Low‘lands Favor lheluding Her  _ In Marshall Program

European Nations Hasten Formation Of Plans To Put Marshall Plan Into Overation

To Explain New lows ‘Responsibility Law   Public Meeting Will Be Hela 4 Court House Next Tuesday Evening, Sept. 2

State. Public. Safety Men to Speak on Law   Meeting Will Be Held In ‘the Courthouse Assembly . Room at 2 P: M.

Safety Meeting At Court House  New Law Explained At Meetings Tuesday

Team To Explain Provisions Of New Safety Law  To Inform Public Of Responsibilities Under New Act

SHERIFF PLANS SAFETY MEETING   Towa's New Responsibility Law To Be Explained

STATE TEAM WILL EXPLAIN SAFETY LAW   State Meeting Is Scheduled August 29 At Court House

Driver Law Meeting At Court House Tuesday   Speaking Team Will Conduct Night  Forum

 IOWA’S NEW SAFETY LAWS TO BE EXPANDED WEDNESDAY AT MT. PLEASANT

State Team to Explain New Safety Laws   Public Invited to Attend Meeting at Court House Tomorrow

Driver Law Meeting At ~ Court’ House oe   Speaking Team Will Conduct Night .  “Eorum

SLAVS STALL BALKAN DEBATE   Bulgaria Joins Attempt Tc Slow Down UN Consiceration of Problem.

Bulgaria Joins Russia In Planned Attempt To Delay U.N. Action On Balkan Problem      Attacks U. S. Plan For Semi-Permanent Watch Along Greece’s Northern Fronties

BULGARIA JOINS RED ‘FILIBUSTER’   Delay On Balkan Action Held Reason For Stalling

BULGARIANS JOIN FILIBUSTER IN UN   Side With Slav Bloc In Move To Snag Balkan Action

MARSHALL MAY CAUSE. UPROAR   CONSIDERING PROFOSAL FOR _RETURN OF EVICTED, GER-MANS TO POLISH-CONTROLLED TERRITORY

New Proposal On Evicted Germans May Be Presented   : Report U. S. Delegation At Moscow May Present Startling Proposal   “WOULD RESULT IN SOVIET OPPOSITION

U. S. WILL ASK GERMAN RETURN   Russians Oppose Sending Evicted Persons Back To Polish Zones

Ex-Germans Re-location in: Reich Studied.   Final Decision by Marshall on U. 8. Plans Awaited

BIG TELEPHONE STRIKE STARTS THIS MORNING   Arbitration Offer Made By Union Federation Not Replied To

‘DESPITE TRUMAN STAND  ~ Knutson fo Introduce Tax Cut ~ Billas Session Opens Nov. 17   Foreign Aid Methods to Meet Stiff Republican Opposition

CONGRESS IS PREPARED FOR TOUGH BATTLE   Twin Problem of Foreign Aid and I[nflation Promises Political Tangle.

Congress Is Headed For Partisan Scrap   Proposals. for Some. Controls Will Start Fight

PARTY-LINE BATTLE SET   Foreign Aid and In flation Are Point of Issue

ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM FACES CONGRESS FIGHT   GOP To Battle Allocation and Tax Cut Delay

Conaress Heads For Bitter Scrap  Governmen t Controls   Government Controls And Tax Reduction In the Limelight

Congress Set For Hot Fight On Controls   G. 0. P. Protests Plans To Finance Foreien Program

Scrap Seen Over Proposals To Tackle Twin Problems Of For. eign Aid And Inflation By Revivine: Controls   GOVERNMENT PLANS MEET OPPOSITION

Report Shows Buying Power Of Workers Has Fallen Considerably   Twin-Problem Of Aid And Inflation Spurs Party Leaders Into Discussion; Administration Meets With Opposition

Bus Overturns,  Child, 9, Killed   Three Other Pupils Hurt in Kansas City Mishap

TWO BIG PIERS RAZED; SHIPS REACH SAFETY   Inferno Controlled As Warehouses Endangered

BLAST KILLS 9 AT LEHIGH MINE   Officials Seek Cause Of Coal Explosion Near Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

Tsaldaris Forms All-Populist Greek Cabinet   Solution Contrary To Efforts of U.S. For Broader Regime

Leftwing Blocking Reynaud’s Attempts At Forming Cabinet  Alternative Political

Murray Sees Labor Peace for 2 Years   ‘Pattern’ Wage Agreement Due To Be Siqned Today

MAYOR OF BOSTON IS TAKEN SERIOUSLY ILL   James M. Curiey In Hospital While His Attorneys Try To Keep Him From Frison

Farmers Are Operating on Sounder Basis, Remember . Results Following First War

Admits Slaying for Which Man Is Serving Life   Conscience Forces Admission After Long Silence

West Coast Man Admits Slaying For Which Another Is Serving Life Term

Confesses Crime For Which a GI ‘Is Serving Life   Locomotive Fireman in California Breaks Long Silence

Man’s Stafement He Slew Soldier May Free Anothe!  Locomofive Fireman Breaks Lona Silence

HAN CONFESSES      Another Man Serving Life Term For Crime, Freene Police Learn i

Says “Iinpersanal Handling” af Newharn Babies May Warp Veraonalities

FORD” REDUCES PRICE OF AUTOS   Action Held ‘Shock Treatment To Halt Rising Spiral’

FORD COMPANY REDUCES PRICE OF NEW AUTOS   Reductions Range From $1) To $54 On Current Models

PRICES FOR FORDS WILL BE REDUGEL   Cost Is Pared from $17 to $54, According to Model.

Drop $17 TO $54   \Described As “Shock Treatment” to Halt In sane Spiral of Prices.

Labor Silent Over Price Cuts By Ford   “Anti-Inflation” Move Is Studied

FORD FIRST TO REDUCE PRICES ON ALL MODELS   Reduction Will Range From $17 to $54 Per Car

Taft Is Target Of Radio Rally By Democrats   = Eight Party Leaders _ Hit Labor Laws, Housing © And Soaring Prices

DEMS STAGED TAFT ATTACK   “RADIO RALLY“ IS FIRST LARGE-SCALE POLITICAL "DRIVE OF CAMPAIGN

Travels At 100 MPH. “Mystery Plane Over BBesdanaee Pauvzies Press

Ghost Plane Has Britishers Agog   Press Stirs Up Mystery But Air Force Haehatnw.

Liquor Vote In Senate Next Week   A Roll Cail on Resubmission Is Expected Tuesday

SPEED IN SENATE ON   Resolution Was Given an Emergency Second Reading Today   UP FOR VOTE TUESDAY

Say U.S. Going Opposite Ways in Foreign Policy   Republicans in Protest Against Stand on Communism

MAY PROBE AIRLINE ACCIDENTS   Cengressional Investigation Appeors Likely

AIRLINES MAY BE INVESTIGATED   Sonate Commerce Committee Probing Causes. of Recent Crashes and Airline Finances.

IGG ALLOWS INCREASE IN RAIL RATES   Country-wide Emerg: ency Hike Covers Freight and Pas: senoer Service.

RAILROADS 10 GE RATE INCREASES   Freight, Passenger Fee: to Be Boosted by ICC Order.

10 Percent Freight Charge Jump Granted;: Southern Passenger Fares Up 13 Percent

RAILS GRANTED BOOSTS INRATES   ICC 0. K.’s Higher Freight Passenger Tolls

INCREASES SET FOR RAIL RATES   Freight, Passenger Boosts Win Approval Of ICC

Travel Cost Hiked Millions by ICC   Passenger Fares, Freight Charges Up 10 Per Cent

Nation's Railroads Granted Rate Jumps   Mounting Costs Cause of Increase

Uhinese ray Lebdts and fast  Residents Of New York Chinatown  Welcome In The New Year Of 4635

YOUTHS DEVISE “FOOLPROOF” SYSTEM TO BEAT ROULETTE —  Two College Students Run $300 To $8,000 In Three Days At Reno: Invited To Win Million.

August Tharcnenescti ncn   Witness in New York Election  Slaying Found in East River

Water Hurtles Wall Into New Orleans; Wind Lashes City   Thousands of Liv      es Frame Buildings Battered Down, Hotels Evacuated by Res  Endangered;  sue Units

Cutter Ploughs Toward Boston  ‘Operation Diaper’ Now in Proarese

Crew Conduct Operation Diaper As Plane Drops Baby Supplies   "“bidies Take To Parachute To Ease Situation T ill Ship Reaches Destination Tomorrow

“Operation Diaper” Staged by Boston Coast Guard Plane   Package of “Didies” to be Dropped to Survivors of Airplane Crash

Cutter Ploughs Toward Boston  ‘Operation Diaper’   Operation Diaper’ Now in Progress

NORTH SHORE INN LOOTED, PAIRESCAPES   Tavern Carried Extra Money For Rand Co. Payday

RED DELEGATE HURLS BLAST AT U.S. LAWS   Oppression Charges At Soviet Bloc Draw Reply

Soviets Charge U.S. Suppresses Human Richt   Cites Labor Act, Loyalty Check As Examples

Navy Plans For New Type Of Wartare  Attacks on Cities And Land Bases Will Ro @trecced

Lincoln Wrote His Way to Presidency, Document Given Library of Congres.

LINCOLN'S ‘AUTOBIOG RAPHY’ GIVEN TO LIBRARY OF CONGRESS ON EMANCIPATOR’S BI RTHDAY

Library of Congress Gets Lincoln’; 8 Three-Page Autobiography Today

Library Receives incoln Biography   Original Manuscript of Biography Goes To Library of Congress

Not Much of Me. Modest Lincoln Wrote In Submitting Brief Autobiography

TWO-YEAR-OLD CHILD RESCUED — FROM ELEVATOR-SHAFT LEDGE   LITTLE GIRL WHO REMAINED CALM SAVED FROM DEATH BY QUICK ACTION OF MOTHER

U.S.S. Oklahoma Sinks In Pacific  Venerable Ship Dies On Way To Junkvard

Battleship Oklahoma Suddenly Sinks While Being Towed to Junkyard Fate

Battered at Pearl andNeverRebuilt, Lost While in Tow   Tragic Old Battleship, Consigned To Junk, Suddenly Takes Water And Goes Down

Oklahoma Thwarts Junkyard  Battleship Breaks Away From Tugs to Seek Deep-Sea Grave

Old Oklahoma, Victim Of Japs, Goes To Bottom   Warship, Being Towed To Junk Yard, Sinks In Mid Pacifie

HOUSE COMMITTEE SAILS FOR EUROPE   Solons To Probe Need For American Aid _

POSSIBLE-AIR ATTACK IN GREAT LAKES REGION ONE OF PROBLEMS BEING _ CONSIDERED

CANADA AND U.S, JOIN IN DEFENSE   Eisenhower Tells Congress of Possible Air Raids In Lake Region

U. §. And Canada  Plan For Detense Against Attacks   Gen. Eisenhower Indicates Joint Plans For Defense Of St. LawrenceGreat Lakes   POSSIBLE AIR ATTACKS CITED

Future Assaults Would Be by Air, Eisenhower Says   America To Transfer Surplus Naval Ships To Latin America

HUGHES PROBE CALLED UNFAIR   Ex-Major Says Only Unfavorable Facts Allowed at Senate Committee Hearina

Big 4 Meeting Expected To Prove Decisive Phase In East-West Relations

East And West Relations Near Decisive Stage   ;  Forthcoming ‘‘Big Four’ Meeting In Moscow Expected To Decide Future Attitude

REZNICK CASE IS UNSOLVED   Jury Unable to Determine Means of Death; Bellhop Held For Assault

Jester Forces Showdown on Tax Issue By Failing to Sign Teacher Pay Bills

HUGHES INQUIRY TO REOPEN TODAY   HEAD OF GENERAL ELECTRIC TO BE FIRST WITNESS BEFORE SENATE GROUP.

TRUMAN ON TRIP TO KANSAS CITY   Joins in 35 Div. Reunion. Then Will Visit Aged Mother

President Flies Back To Kansas  And Missouri   Will Speak At World War I Reunion In Kansas City —To Visit Motiier   PLANS TO RETURN SUNDAY NIGHT

Amos Helmick Dies of Burns   Victim of Recent. Blaze At Grays Landing

Miners Protest Strike Reported Breaking Up  Under Pleas of Union

Coal Walkout Apparently... Breaking Up —   Men Likely To Heed   Men Likely To Heed Union Officers’ Pleas To End Protest Move

Some 17,000 UMW Idle in Attempt to Bulldoze the President into Veto of Labor Bill.

No Formal Wage Demand Made But - Lewis Believed To Be Angling For Higher Increase Than Accorded Auto, Steel   CONFERENCE BEHIND CURTAIN OF SILENCE

Lewis Believed Asking 25 Cents Hourly Increase  Both Sides Optimistic Cc... f..f.. Baal mar awd

Lewis Believed Asking 25 Cents Hourly Increase   Both Sides Optimistic For Early Settlement

Lewis May Ask Huge Pay Hike For His Miners   REPORT THAT MINE BOSS SEEKS 23-25 CENTS RAISE

Asks 23 to 25 Cents An Hour Wage Boost   Both Sides Are Optimistic Over Conference Behind  “Curtain Of Silence’

gf FE . ac. A. me ‘,  i ee ty ee Pe ey  Wave Raise  Selt Coal Demand Is Not Announced

Lewis Wants Pay Increase Of 25cHourly   ‘Informed Sources’ Report Goal of UMW; No Demand Yet Made

Lewis Angling For Pay Boost: Short Hours, Too   UMW Endeavoring To Get Better Deal Than Other Unions

American Rabbi Held In Attempt To “Bomb” 10,000 Jewish Leaflets On Englanc

Three Held for Reported Plot to Drop Propaganda ‘Bombs’ onLondor

3 Held In Plot  To ‘Bomb’ London  With Leaflets American Rabbi  Nabbed In Franc

U. §. Rabbi Hele In Leaflet Plot  Roundup Staged By French Police

American Rabbi Is in Custody of French Police   Is Alleged to Have Headed Plot to “Bomk” Britain with Leaflets

Accused Of Planning To “Bomb” London   Would Have Dropped Propaganda Leaflets, Officials Charge

French Police Hold Rabo Bonbing Plot   Anierican. “Nabbed At Pott Planned:To Drop Leaf:  ‘lets On London In   Protest Stunt’

French Hold U.S. Rabbi   Accused of Plot to “Bomb” Britain With Propaganda Leaflets

RABBI, 2 OTHERS HELD IN LEAFLET ‘BOMBING’   French Say Trio Planned To Rain Papers On London

France Holds U.S. Rabbi as ‘Bomb’ Plotter   Explosives Found With Leaflets  For London ‘Blit’’

Three Held In Plot To ‘Bomb’ London   American Rabbi Accused Of Planning To Drop Propaganda Leaflets On City

RABBI JAILED IN ‘BOMBING’ PLOT   FRENCH POLICE FIND PLANS FOR DROPPING LEAFLETS ON LONDON

PLOT T0 BOMB LONDON FOILED   French Arrest Rabbi And Two Others And Scize Leaflets   MEN IN GANG LISTED

Leaflet Bombardment of England  By American Rabbi Nipped in Paris

Present Excise Tax Measure   Would Continue War Time Excise Taxes indefinitely

Excise Tax Bill  Given Priority   Quick Action Promised On Measure to Extend Luxury Item Levy

Chances of Direct 20 Per Cent Slash Fading, Though Lower Brackets May Get Relief; First Bi-Partisan Legislative Chat Shows ‘Harmony’

Priority Measure  Introduces Bill To Continue War Excise Tax Indefinitely

Introduce Bill To Retain War  Excise Taxes   Intended to Make It Easier To Cut Individual Income Taxes

TAX EXTENSION BILL SUBMITTED   Excise Levy Measure Takes Top Priority

Grant Introduces Bill fo Continue ‘Excise Taxes on Liquor, Jewelry

Bill Offered To Continue War Taxes   Excise Deadline Would Be Extended Beyond July 1, 1947

Bill Offered fo Extend Wartime Excise Taxes   Grgater Tax Relief fo Low Income Groups Is Gaining Fayor

Luxury Tax Legislation In Today —   ‘Rep. Grant Introduces Bill to Continue  High Wartime Excise Rates On Luxury Items

BILL TO CONTINUE LUXURY TAXES IS OFFERED IN HOUSE    Measure Given Priority And is  Aimed At Cutting Down i On Income Tax

Bill Offered To Continue Exeise Tax  Wins Priority In House List

Introduce Bill Extending Taxes  Measure Wins Priority Over Others

PALESTINE ISSUE BOBS UP AGAIN   BEVIN PLANS CONFERENCE WITH MARSHALL AT MOSCOW SOON

BRITISH WANT PALESTINE TALK   Bevin, Marshall May Have Conference in Moscow

Partition Plan Delays Seen In ‘Britain’s Stand   Snag Appears In UN With “England ‘Refusing ‘To Take Part; Soviet  «. And Uc 8. Agree -

Palestine Plan Hits a New Snag  Late Development Wholly Unexpected

PALESTINE PLAN “RUNS INTO SNAG   Britain Refuses to Share Responsibility

BRITAIN OBJECTS PALESTINE PLANS   - COMMITTEE TO SEEK COMPROMISE TODAY ACCEPTABLE TO ALL ~

Britain Balks Partition Rol   ‘ Decision Ties Up Palestine Program

Union Data Will Not Be Published  Morse Is Chosen For Labor Post

Crime in State Up During 1946   Crime Committed Every 12 Minutes In Past Year

Many Crimes Committed In This State   FBI Lists One Murder For High Point

Crime Increases In North Carolina   Crime Committeed In State Every Half  Hour, OF 1946) oo

Truman’s Plan For Army-Navy Unity Opposed   Proposed Bill Backed by Forrestal Draws Hot Senatorial Fire

Plan For United Military Forces Under Senate Fire  Forrestal Defends Truman's Program

Armed Forces Unification Plan Assailed  Forrestal Defends Proposal at Senate Hearing

Armed Forces Unification 'Draws Fire In Senate But ‘Is Defended By Forrestal

ARMED UNITY PLAN RAPPED   Senatorial Fire Directed Al Merger As Forrestal Puts Up Stout Defense

Merger. ‘Vital For rrestal:  Tells Senate:   1 Bridges, Byrd Flay : ” Switch in Stand : “OLU.S. Navy Head:

United Press Survey Shows At Least 8 Violent Deaths Every Hour; 24 Slain

State Revenues Far Short Of Requests   Paints Gloomy Picture in Report to Governor Tawes

FIVE NATIONS ARE AT PEACE _ WITH ALLIES   ENEMY STATUS ENDED TO. DAY FOR ITALY, ROMANIA, BULGARIA, HUNGARY  : AND FINLAND

ltalian Peace Treaty Becomes  Effective Today   Documents Ratifying Allied Peace Treaty With Italy Formally Deposited   OTHER TREATIES ALSO IN EFFECT  i le ce el rr cli: ae a a

Russia Vetoes 3 Applications For U.N. Role:   Lack of Majority Vote Bar Membership Aspirations Ot Alleania. Manonlia

Russian Veto Is Ban fo 3 More in United Nations   Ireland, Portugal and Transjordan Turned Down in Council

Russia Casts Three More Council Vetoes   lreland, Portugal, ‘Trans-Jordan Denied U.N. Membership

ADMISSION OF THREE NATIONS VETOED BY RUSS   14 Times Soviets Have Employed Veto In Se curity Council   -RUSSIAN-SUPPORTED STATES TURNED DOWN

Soviet Union Casts Three More Vetoes   Rejects Applications of Nations for Membership in U. N.

Three More Vetoes Cast By Russia  In Council   Keeps Transjordan Portugal, lreland From Membership In United Nations

Russia Vetoes Three Nations U. N. Petitions  Alhenia Manaalis   Albania, Mongolia Bids Are Rejected

USSR REJECTS 3 NATIONS AS UN. MEMBERS   IRELAND, PORTUGAL TRANS - JORDAN SIDELINED

UN SEATS ARE BARRED BY RED VETOES   Entry Is Refused to Jreland, Portugal And Transjordan

3 MORE VETOES CAST BY RUSSIANS   MEMBERSHIP OF THREE STATES IN UNITED NATIONS BLOCKED BY REDS.

Russia Vetoes Three Applications For Membership In United Nations

Russian Vetoes Bar >  3 Nations From U. N.  Juedeencl Decehecere.  Tenner JJ.   Ireland, Portugal, Trans-Jordan, Albania, Outer Mongolia Rejected

Russia Uses Veto Power 14th Time   Denies Admission of lreland ‘and Portugal Membership In U. N.

RUSSIA USES VETO ON 3 UN APPLICATIONS   Action Bars Portugal Transjordan, Ireland From Membership

Are GOP Senators More Beautiful Than Democrats? Contest Is Urged

Senate Glamor Boys Get Offer Of Sponsor For Beauty Contest Bathing Suits Would Be Supplied   Bathing Suits Would Be Supplied Whole Thing Starts At Maine Dinner

12 NAZI ARMY HEADS INDICTED   Two Field Marshals, Ter ~ Generals Are Accused

IO nIGH GERMAN OFFICERS BILLED  VIEL IVLINY WILL      Two Field Marshals, 10 Generals Indicted Before U. S. Tribunal

American Court Indicts 12 More Nazi Generals  Death Of 13,000 For Revenge Is Charged To Grou;

Execution of 1 In Balkans       German Militarists Ordered Mass Death Sentence: . In Retaliation for Resistance to Hitler

112 German Army Leaders Indicted as War Criminals   ‘Two Field Marshals and 10 Generals Charged in Bill Returned at Nuernberg With Executing at Least 13,000 Persons in Balkans and Norway — Slayings Allegedly Were Carried Out in Retaliation for Resistance Attacks.

TOP NAZI ARMY LEADERS FACE MORE CHARGES   Two Field Marshals in Group Who Ordered Executions of 13,000

U.S. Indiets 12 Leaders of Hitler Arinies  "ti ft. a   Accuses 10 Generals, 2 Ficld Marshals Of 13,000 Exceutions

Ten Generals Also Accused By U.S. Court   List And Von Weichs Charged With Setting Up Yard-stiek for Ex eculing Hostaves   13,000 For 60 Nazi Soldiers   All Accused of Rounding Up Civilians and Holding Them In Prison Stockades

Nazi Leaders Indicted for Mass Killings   Two Field Marshals, 1¢ Generals Listed In Criminal Trials

Twelve High German Officers  Are Indicted For War Crimes  Charged With Executing At Least 13,000 Persons In The Balkans And Norway

Tribunal Cites 12 Top Nazis   13.000 ExecutionsAre Laid Te Marshals. Generals

{2 German Officers to Face Trial   Two Field Marshals To Be In Court For 13,000 Executions

Tribunal Indicts 12 German Generals For Wholesale Executions In Balkans

12 Top Nazis War Criminals  High German Officers Named ia Indictments

ee  Two Nazi Field Marshals And 10 Generals Indicted   Officers Accused Of Executing At Least 13,000 Persons In Balkans And In Norway In Retaliation For : Resistance Attacks That Killed 60 Germans

WARNINGS ARE POSTED -ALONG ATLANTIC AREA   Palm Beach Section Believed Directly in Path of Severe Storm   “STORM EXPECTED TO STRIKE LATE: TONICH)

Situation on East Coast Is Most Critical   Storm Warning Flown From Palm Beach To Cape Hatteras

Hurricane Reported “Critically Close" to East Florida Coast!   Red Cross Disaster Crews Complete Plans Coe Emeraency Evacuation of 10,000 People

Great Storm Hits Island in Bahamas  > Baromater Resins   Barometer Begins Sickening Slide in Coastal. Cities

Winds Reach 160 Miles Per Hour Off Florida Coast  Eastern Seabcard  2 SS Ree ee eee”  eee

State Getting Ready For Blow After Warnings   Weather Station At Hopetown, Abaco Island In Bahamas Report Winds Of 160 MPH

Giant Hurricane Edges Closer to F lorida Coast  Poiae tt w?weaags

Storm Moves West Toward East Coast:   160-Mile Wind. Hits Bahamas Isle, Halts Weather Station

WARNINGS ARE RAISED ALONG EAST COAST   Great Storm Expected to Approach Coast Late Tonight and Early Tomorrow Unless It Changes Course,

Hurricane Warning Raised Along East Coast: Precautior   People Along 850-Mile Stretch Advised To Be Ready To Act

Brace For Hurricane In Florida   Storm Center Now 175 Miles East of Palm Beach---160 Muauh Winde BDawrvte,

Hurricane Move: on Florida Coast  Forecaster Calls Situation Critical

ine entire peninsula already has been told to make advance preparations for the storm.

Florida Residents Prepare For Blow Along East Coast   Great Storm Remains Almost Still  At Sea, With Indication Today  Of Slow Westward Movement

Report 160 mph, Winds in Storm. Off East Coast   Peninsula Getting: Ready for Biq: Blow

Storm Strikes Great Abaco Islands In Bahamas With 160 Mile Hour Wind   Blow 200 Miles : Off Palm Beach   Disturbance Moving Westward At Rate Of Five To Seven Miles Per Hour

Storm Poised Off Florida   Coast Warned to Be Ready if Hurricane Should Turn Inland

Florida Braces for Hurricane   Giont Storm Heads For Jacksonville; Warnings Posted Along Entire Coast

160 MILE AN HOUR WINDS HIT BAHAMAS; EASTERN FLORIDA GIVEN WARNINGS

160 MPH Winds Blow Offshore   Storm Center 175 Miles East of Palm Beach; Moving Westward

Disturbance 220 Miles Off Palm Beach   Storm Warnings Displayed Far North As Hatteras

Florida Braces for Tropical Hurricane   Great Atlantic Storm Showing Indications Of Moving Toward Eastern Coast With Winds of 160 Miles Per Hour Hitting Abaco Island

HOIST WARNING OF HURRICANE ALONG FLORIDA   Great Atlantic Storm With 160 MPH Winds Rages Near East Coast

Gales Reach 160 M.P.H. In Bahamas   Huge Disturbance Moving West, 220 Miles From Palm Beach; Residents Are Warned Of Blow «

FLORIDA COAST GETS SET FOR BIG GALE   Hurricane Warnings Giver As Storm Is Watched

Tropical Storm Nears Eastern Florida Coast.   _ Barometer Readings In Sharp Slide as Rain Squalls Start 

FLORIDA BRACED FOR HURRICANE   160 Mph. Winds Said Lashing Town in Bahamas

Florida Coast Gets Warning On Hurricane   Situation ‘Critical’ As Abaco Isle Gets Winds of 160 MPH

Storm Heads For Coast of Florida   Warnings Ordered Up From Fort Lauderdale to Titusville   REPORT 160 MILE WIND   Expected To Reach Palm Beach Area Late This  Evening

Florida East Coast Warned Of Hurricane   Report Big Wind Taking Westward Turn from Bahamas

HURRICANE FLAGS ARE ORDERED LP   Big Blow Slows Down, Extends Center Area

Hurricane May Move Toward Mainland   Major Disaster In Area 19 Years Ago Fatal To 1,500

HURRICANE IS MOVING IN ON FLORIDA AREA   Palm Beach Lies in Path of 160-Mile Winds—Storm Precautions Taken

Warn Florida East Coast  To Prepare for Hurricane   Storm, Flags Out From Palm Beach To _ Hatteras; Wind Stationary at Sea

‘Great Atlantic Hurricane  Slow Westward Movement Toward Florida Reported

High Seas And Increasing Winds Predicted As Violent Gale Stands Off Atlantic Seaboard; Some Signs Storm May Curve Slowly To North During Day.

Proposal Made To Check Hikes And Aid Europe   Planning Association, In _ Statement!To- House,.* . Says Control Plan “Only Solution”

Urges Return to Rationed Food  Planning Association Sees No Other Way

Says Government Should Be Ready To Ration Again   National Planning Asso ciation Makes Recommendation.

Planning Body Asks Rationing To Hold Prices   Terms it Only Way To Aid Europe and Avert Price Chaos -

U.S. Favors Taking Questions From Council  Reds Oppose Report   Reds Oppose Report Of Atomic Energy Commission

U. §. 70 GET BALKAN CASE FROM COUNCIL FOR ASSEMBLY STUDY  AMERICAN MOVE SEEN _TO INSURE ACTION IN

Balkan Question May Be Shelvec   U.S. Ready to Ask Issue Be Dropped from Se curity Council Agenda: Session Recessed.

U5. 10 GET BALKAN CASE FROM COUNCIL FOR ASSEMBLY STUDY  AMERICAN MOVE SEEN TO INSURE ACTION IN LARGEST U.N. BODY

= ee  SENATE ENDS TAX ON FUR-TRIMMED COATS   Compromises On $2.6 - Billion Payment On Debt

U.S. Warehouses In Japan Explode: Ammunition Burned, Eleven Hurt

Stored Ammunition in Japan Creates Havoc   Eight Army Warehouses Explode---Seven Yanks, Four Janonese Inivrec

Explosion Rocks U.S. Ammo Dump ii Japan; 11 Injured  Seven Warehn jcec   Seven Warehouses Go Up; Fires Rage Out of Control

Blasts Destroy Big Warehouses   U. S. Eighth Army Base in Japan Scene; 11 Persons Injured

Blast in Jap Ammo Dumr   Fire Rages at U. S, Army Supply Base; Eleven Men Injured

Fire Rages Out Of Control .  W arehouses Pious  At U.S. Army Base

Stored Ammo Explades   Supply Bare in Japon Res Lively Time as Seven Werehouses Go Up

Blasts Destroy Base In Japan   Ammunition Dumps Take Fire, Explode

Seven Warehouses Blow Up ~ at Ikego,-Japan; Seven U.S. Soldiers Hurt

Warehouses Filled With Ammunition Explode In Japan   Eleven Persons Injured; Fires Rage Uncontrolled

Seven Ammunition Warehouses Explode in Japan  Cause Not Determined Casualty List Is Believed Small

Munitions Fire Out Of Control   Seven Warehouses Filled With Ammunition Exvlode At U. S. Army Base At Ikego, Japan

Seven Warehouses Blasted in Japan   U.S, Supply Buse Explosion ’ Injures 7 Persons, . ~ One Serionsly

Army Cracking Down On Black Market Operations  In Occupation Money

MILITARY SCRIP BEING SCRAPPED   U. S.. Army Making At. tempt to Halt Black. market Operations.

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Ar mistice Day Beconies Second Ist of April for Los Angeles Dealei

DAMAGE OF $1,250 RESULTS IN CRASHES   One Collision Takes Place On Hanover-Carlisle Road Just North Of Borough Line

4,9, AIR GIANT IS BIG SUCCESS   Land-Based Craft has Room For 400 Soldiers

Both Measures Expected To::Get Early Signature Of Gov. Gates; 2 Administration Proposals Fail To. Pass House

Approval Expected by Chief Executive and Also to Three-Cent Cigaret Tax Measure.   GALLERIES ROAR WITH CHEERING AND BOOING

.C. TRAFFIC OFFICE BACK IN MATTOON   Returned From Cham: paign; J. EK. Andrews in Charge

. C. TRAFFIC OFFICE BACK IN MATTOON   Returned From Champaign; J. E. Andrews in Charge   Providee Meeting Reom.

Onposes Hoover's Plan For Germany   Rep. Sabath Takes Issue  With Former President   On German Industrial Program

Lack Of Funds May Ham per Folsom Probe   Legislator Disagrees With Governor’s Plan For Appointing Own Probers

One- Armed Man Kills Three, Ends Own Life   [Lumberman Runs Amuck  After Argument With His Landlord 

Truman Ink: Bill Ending Credit Curb   Salons Rapped For Not Keeping Reins On Inflation Fvil

‘BUT, TAKE FY BASI Credit Sales Curbs to End Nov. 1 by Truman Action

PRESIDENT ASKS SELF-RESTRAINT IN FREE CREDI   Issues Statement as He Signs Bill to End Instailment Buying Controls on November 1.   WARNS AGAINST AN ORGY OF INFLATION   Banker Also Says Days of Dollar Down, Dollar a Week Should Not Return.

installment Buying is Reinstated in Measure Approved   President Truman Signs Bill But Urges People To Avoid Inflation Orgy

TRUMAN SIGNS BILL TO END CREDIT CURBS   Raps Congress, Urges Check to Prevent Inflation Orgy

Truman Signs Bill Scrapping Credit Contro.   Suggests All Concerned Avoid Easy Payment Inflatian Ove.

Truman Signs Bill to End Credit Curbs  President, However, Warns Against Orgy  al leeetaliebe sient Was

wee SOUNDS WARNING  HST Signs Measure To Enc “Installment Buying Curbs

PRESIDENT SOUNDS WARNING  HST Signs Measure To End Installment Buying Curbs

CREDIT BUYING CONTROLS END   Truman Signs Bill, But Fears Easy Payment Inflation Orgy

Installment Buying Curbs To End Nov. 1   Urged To Avoid Easy Payment Inflation Orgy

Truman Urges Steps To Hall Inflation Orgy   Congress Rapped for Not Keeping A Rein On Credit

Corn Futures Hit $2 Mark   Grain Price Highest In History, Chicago Board of Trade

PASSAGE OF AID DUE WEDNESDAY   Sen. Vandenberg Predicts ‘Action; House Takes Over Next Week ~

Roaming Animals Killed on Roads  Over 500 in 1946; Gentry  oma Ct. .... ....

Roaming Animals Killed on Roads  Over 500 in 1946; Gentry Blames Careless Farmers

Manning Girl’s Champ Steer Brings $1.65 a Lb.      Fern Struve’s ‘Animal To Return Her $1,452: Bought by South Omahan

HOPES FOR RESCUE FADE   Men Trapped Inside Sunken Ves! sel Cease Tapping

DOOMED TAVERN — QWNERIS DEAD   Electric Chair Cheated Chicago Man Stricken In Jail Cell

Weisberg Dies In Death Cell   Convicted Siayer Due For Electric Chair -

Conference Outlook Is. Held Gloomy   Doubt Cast on Success of Meeting With Russians By British and French After Private Confah

Leaders Doubt Red Sanction _ Of Aid Play   Proposal Said Workable Without Molotow’s  EL Breet ere

Think Soviet Can't Wreck Latest Plan   Experts Agree Russia Can Only Ferce a Western Bloc to Fore

Russia May on The Marshall Plan   Officials Believe Wheth er Or No Molotov Can’ Wreck It -°

Congress Bills Due For Ash Can * * * * * * * * * AT. £......... Ti. fea. M..... FT ik... Ants ©...

Kin OfKing Gets ‘Old Age Pension   American-Born Aunt Of Egypt’s King Is Found On Relief.

Pitkin Sees Only Morons   Monkey House May Replace Democracy  ° *

STORM DAMAGE HIGH IN CENTRAL OHIO SECTOR   Strong Winds, Rain Strike Dayton-Springfield Area Last Night

STORMS STRIKE DAYTON AREA   ‘Houses Unroofed, Trees Top:  pled as 55 Mile Winds : Hit.

RAINS, WINDS BATTER DAYTON, SPRINGFIELD   Houses Unroofed And Trees Toppled During Storms

U.S. FLEXES AIR ‘FORCE MUSCLES   Show Of Flying Might Set In Nationwide Day

Air Foree Observes Anniversary:  New Speed Record Is Set By B-29

United States Air Force Celebrates . Fortieth Birthday   Flexes Its Muscles as Independent Arm of Nation’s Defense

visory Role. ‘Continues © a  od Com mittée Set Po Eransfer . I juties

J. §. 10 TAKE OVER FOOD SAVING DRIVE   Luckman’s Committee -ta Transfer Work to Government Depaftments.

Legion’s In Town And l’s A Tossup Which Attitude Is Correet  Hotel Managers In New York Either Cynical Or Trustine

Two Kinds of Hotel Managers In New York City This Week; Reason: Legion Convention

STATE HOSPITAL PROBE ASSURED   GENERAL ASSEMBLY NAMES GROUP T0 CHECK CONDITIONS

Conditions at Nine’ Mental Institutions To be Investigated   Special Legislative Committee to Seek Answer to Troubling Problem

Le Mars Markets   RICE FUNERAL HELD WED. P. NM,   Former Akron Resident Passed Away Monday In Sioux City

~ Le Mars. Markets   RICE FUNERAL  “HELD WED. P.M   Former Akron  Resident Passed Away. Monday ‘In Sioux’City: =.

DEATH COMES TO MRS. FLOYD RICE   Rites For Well Known Former Akron Woman Are Held Wednesday

Russia Demanding Shipments of  Rumanian Flour  Soviet Seeking 400 — Carloads From U. $.-Aided Nation

Russian Demands On Romania Made Known By Dept.   If Reports True U. § May Cease Sending Emergency Food Aid

Soviets Demand Flour Shipment from Romania   U.S. Has Been Sending Food to That Country To Relieve Shariane

U. S. Sending In Emergency Food Supplies   May End Shipments, However, If Agreement Found Violated —~

TRUMAN BUDGET TD BE WaTTLED BY REPUBLICAN   Congress Committee Will Have Own Estimates Ready by Feb. 13   WILL TRIM TWO WAYS   Both Income and Outgo Are to Be Further Reduced Under GOP Plans

CHOPPING BLOCK AWAITS BUDGET   Republican Opposition Is Foreseen Today for Proposals.

. &. Seeking New Streneth For UN Bod v   Campaign Aimed At Push ing Security Council To Sidelines

U.S. Begins Move To Strengthen UN   Security Council Would Be Pushed to Sidelines

Hight Deaths Are Reported Upstate   Five Gecur From Moto: Crashes; Que Killed nt Revens

Oklahoma Wets Lose Vote Piea   Attempt to Allow State Vote On Prohibition Is Defeated

House Kills Prohibition Repeal Bill   Drys Win Battle on Floor and Celebrate Decisive Victory With  ‘Canne and Deavare 

VOTE ON OKLAHOMA DRY LAW BLOCKED   HOUSE KILLS BILL CALLING FOR BALLOT MAR. 15 ON PROHIBITION REPEAL,

{Chance of Resubmissior Vote March 25 Killed iBy Oklohama Hanjee

IT'S DRY, VERY DRY; OKLAHOMA SOLONS HAPPY   House Refuses, 82-32, To Let People Vote on Repeal Measure

Attlee Ousts Shinwell From  Cabinet Post  Labor Party Chairmar Dropped in Big- Seale  et. eee eae ey ni... on

Leftists Lose In Shake-Up   Paper Says Top Labor Chief Demoted When Cabinet Shift Launched

Premier Ousts Shinwell From ‘Labor Cabine'   Attlee Answers Critics By - Governmental Shake-up, ' ‘With Other Changes To Be Announced 

Attlee Removes Fuel Minister in Cabinet Changes   Large Scale Shakeuy Expected In British Government Cabinet

Head of Labor Party Ousted   Large Scale Shakeup in Government of Attlee Removes Emanuel Shinwell

British Fuel Minister Out Of Cabinet   Will Become War Minister, Less Responsible Job.

BRITAIN MAKING BIG CHANGES IN HICH-RANK JOBS   Shinwell Goes to. War Post, Liberal  Newspaper Reports

Attlee Fires Shinwell From British Cabinet   Large Scale Governmental Shakeup Indicated; Prime Minister Sees King George To Obtain Assent. .

Cabinet Shakeup  Near In Britain   Shinwell, Labor Chairman, to Go Out ‘as Fuel  Minister   LEFT WING PROTEST   Announcement of Cabinet Shifts Is Expected  Tomor row

British Cabinet Shakeup Begun   Shinwell Removed As Fuel Minister

ATTLEE PLANS TO WEED OUT POOR TIMBER   Shinwell First to Be Moved in New Shakeup of His Cabinet.

Hear Shinwell Is Removed   London Star Reports Large Scale Government Shakeup

Shinwell Out Of Cabinet, London Says   Labor Party Head, Fuel Minister, Said Removed by Atilee

Shinwell Out In Shakeup Of Cabinet   Fuel Minister To Get Another Post, London Reports Say

‘Near In Britain   Shanwell, Labor Chairman. , _ t0 Go Out as Fuel  Minister   Aamouncement of Cabinet Shifts Is Expected  Tomorrow

British Cabinet Shakeup Begins   Minister Of Fuel Taken Off List By Attlee

Attlee Cabinet Due for Shakeup   Fuel Minister Shinwell Is Removed, London Star Reports; Additional Changes Anticipated.

Attlee Said to Have Remover Fuel Minister:   Cabinet Shakeup Reported Underway in Great Britain

LABOR PARTY SHAKEUP London Star Claims Shifts Are Made In Attlee Cabinet

Attlee Plans Big Cabinet Shakeup Soon   BRITISH PREMIER HAS COMPLETED JOB FOR KING

LABOR PARTY CABINET {5 RESHUFFLED   Shakeup in British Government Is Announced Today

Attlee Begins Full Shakeup   Report Still Lacks Official] Admission

Attlee Lifts Shinwell as British _ Fuel Minister; Moderate’s Victory

Atilee Shitts Cabinet: Fuel Minister Out   Large-Scale Shakeup Of Government Believed Under Way

Shinwell Said Out In British Cabinet Shakeu   May Become War Minister; Other Chanaes Planned

Attlee Ousts Fuel Minister, NewspaperSays   Shinwell Reported Named War Minister by Crime Minister

, FUEL MINISTER'S OUSTED, LONDON STAR DECLARES   Emanuel Shinwell, Target of Severe Criticism, Out; Attlee Sees King

SHINWELL REMOVED FROM BRITISH POST   Fuel Minister Demoted In Cabinet Shakeup

Shuffle British Cabinet   Shinwell Reported Being Dropped To War Minister Spot

\Court Rules Evidence Is Insufficient Thomas’ Conviction Is Reversed Again

Marshall Meets House Leaders In Secret Parley   Secretary of State, Disturbed by World Affairs, Gives Report

INTERNATIONAL SITUATION IS CALLED GRAVE   Secretary of State Makes 90-Minute “Inside Story” Report.

Inside Stor vy Given House  By Marshall   World Situation As Outlined Secretly Impresses Congressmen

eo PAUL MALLON—  More to Cohen’s Reitaaeilen Than Generally Stated

Few Clues In Woman s Death   Washington Police Seek Former American Diplomat For Questioning

Little Progress. hh Death Probe   Police Turn To New York In The Miss Harvey Case.

Mystery Death Is Investigated  Probe is Turned To New. York City

Probe Continues In Mystery Death   Former Fiance of Embassy Secretary Is Released

Russ Papers Blame West   “Czech Paper Says Breakdown Serious, But Not Tragic.

Duck Blame  For Failure   Western Powers and Red Bloc Accuse  Each Other of. Forcing Big Four Breakdown

Red Papers Blame West   Marshall Breaks Up Big Four, Communist Papers Charge

FINAL TRIBUTE IS PAID TO STATESMAN   World Leaders And Country Neighbors Mourn Passing Of John G. Winant

World Tribute Is Paid Winant  Final Rites Conducted   Final Rites Conductea For Statesman

COSSACKS SING TO CAPACITY AUDIENCE   Performance Called Most Outstanding of Season

Choice of Coal ‘Lab’ Site Flayed; Penansvivanian Hints at ‘Scandal’

Characters Are Common in Lots of Places But Southern California Has Most of Them

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  An Old Man With Bare Feet Is ‘Just Another Character’

Senator Taft Asks Election  To Presidency   Ohio King-Pin Formally Comes Out For Republican Nomination

TAFT ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY   Ohioan Secks to Avoid Pre - Convention Primaries

Taft Will Seek GOP Nomination  Ohio Senator to   Ohio Senator to Avoid Primary Contests; Regarded As Potent Figure

[AFT ANNGUNCES CANDIDACY TODAY   Ohioan to Seek Nomination on GOP Ticket for U.S. Presidency,  4

Taft Formally Enters Race   Ohioan Joins Stassen In Bid for Nomination

Taft’s Hat Sails Into 1948 Ring   Ohioan Announces His Candidacy For Nomination

Candidacy Of Senator laff Now Official   ‘Ohio Senator Formety An nounces He ‘ls in Race For  Republican Presidential i tinmination

Taft Definitely A Candidate For President   Announcement _  ~ Comes As Surprise. To No One

Marshall Urges All Allies Hold  Peace Conference   Chance for Austrian Settlement Increases In Compromise Deal

REWARD STUDIED IN BABY INQUIRY   May Be Put Up In Search Of Fresh Information

Bevin Appeals For Marshall Plan Support   Declares Proposal Offers Only Hope For European Unity

LAST CHANCE FOR EUROPE, BRITON WARNS   Continent Bleeding To Death Now, He Savs

Story Testimony Is Hit by Thomas   ‘Positive Collusion’ Betwaen A-C,-WERB

Two Small Boys Burned To Death in West Virginia   Charleston Apartment Burns, Forcing Nine Families To Flee In Near Zero Weather

Britain to Keep Bases in Egypt, Commons Hears   Bevin Defies Cairo Plan Bees =  }ts Complaint

Bevin Defies Egyptian Move by Demanding Representative Government

DUTCH ‘HANG ON’ TO SEIZED AREAS   Army, Navy Report They'll Maintain Law, Order

Dutch To Hold Occupied Areas OF Indonesia   Intend To Hold On Despite Withdrawal Demande.

Dutch Forces To Maintain Law, Order   Communications Issued 12 Hours After Firing Ends

Dutch Forces Will Hang Onto ‘Vast Indonesian Areas Taken  In War And Enforce Authority   Indonesians Want Dutch to Withdraw From Caotured Area

DUTCH TO HOLD OCCUPIED AREAS   Orders Troops to Maintain Control in Sectors

Dutch Mean To Hang On To Rich Areas They Have  Seized In Indonesian War

Dutch Will Retain  ~ Conguered Sections   Netherlands Army And Navy Told To Maintain Order In Rich Areas Taken Krom Indonesians

FORCES HOLD INDONESION TERRITORY   ‘Intend To Hang On During  Mediation Attempts   BOTH SIDES   Respect Cease-Fire Orders But Threaten To “Protect” If Attacked

CONTRIBUTIONS OF $1,042 AID CANCER DRIVE   Donations From Individuals and Groups Swell Total to $9,720.50, Reported.

LARGE GIFTS SPUR CANCER DRIVE LEADERS   Reports From Workers Continue to Swell Total Daily. Secretary Says.

SUGGESTS IMPORTING " FOREIGN FARMHANDS   Spokesman Favors Having Euro pean Refugees Aid In Haryesting 1948 Crops

TRIAL OF NOE ~ AGAIN DELAYED   Postponed Until June 23 Because Of Illness Of Witness

Dutch Repulse Indonesians In  Island Capital   Republican Leaders Say United States “Last Chance” Offer Has Been Accepted

DUTCH, INDONESIAN CLASHES RENEWED   Republicans Accept U. S. Peace Aid Offer

Indonesians  Stage Fight   Dutch Claim Vietory In Battle For Town

Heavy Blast Levels Home At Pittsburgh   Gas Causes Explosion; Two Persons Injured

By Hal Boyle   City Bboy Knows Ali the Wise Cracks —  Country Boy Knows Ali the Answers

Feels Sorry for Product of Modern Civilization that Grows Up in the Big Cities

New Nathan Report On Earnings To Abet Steelworkers In Bargaining

CIO Prepares Study of Steel Industry Profits  Nathan Hos New Report for Murray to Use in Wage Contract Negotiations

NEW SURVEY ON PROFITS TO BE USED BY UNION   [CIO Claims Another Increase Can Be Made To Steel Workers

TALKS TO cE PUSHED Long Lines Workers Slow To Resume Jobs Over U.S.

Unionists Continuing To Honor Picket Lines Where Strikers Have Not Siqned

SERVICE STILL SPOTTY OVER BELL SYSTEM   LONG LINES TRYING TO GET BACK TO NORMAL

Long Lines Phone Service Spotty As Workers Stay Oul   Settlement of Union Dispute Fails to Bring Restoration of Long Distance Service As Workers Refuse to Cross Picket Lines

Violence Flares In Italian Cities  Police Fire Upon Communist Rioters

LEFTIST RIOTS SWEEP ITALY   7 Reported Killed, Number Injured As Political  Violence Flares

‘Democratic Revolution’ Againat Government Police Fire Injures  Many In Naples. Riot

Cyclonic Storm Isolates Miami   Thousands Evacuated from Flood-Menaced Okeechobee Lowlands: Winds Hit 100 mph.

120-Mile Wind Lashes Florida Coast  $100,000,000 Citrus Crop in Danger; Trees Flattened

Thousands in Flight From Okeechobee   Fear Dikes May Break And Flood Lowlands;  Miami Isolated

Storm May Sweep  Entire Peninsula   Gold Coast Residents Seek Shelter in Public Buildings From Worst Blow in 19 Years

‘Storm Fury Mounts, Thousands Fleeing ‘Flood-Periled Area   Violent Winds To, Cross Peninsula, With Peak Intensity at Fort Myers;  Communications Lines, Trees Down

Respite From Rain Due Midwest Flood Area For At Least Next Two Day:   Government Forecaster Says Sterm Was Moved into Canada Above Lake Superior; Rail Sehadulee DHerunted

Food for Germans Largely Bought  Transportation Now Biggest Problem

Grain Supply For Germany Already Bought   Little Further Purehasing Necessary.

No Additional Grain Buying   Foodstuffs Already Bought For Germany; Wait For Own Crop Harvest.

Credit Curbs Near End as House Turns Down Truman’s Plea   President Had Asked Ex. tension of War Powers Over Installments

End Is Near for Wartime Curbs On Credif Buying   House Rejects Plea By President for Peacetime Controls

HOUSE VOTES TO END WARTIME CREDIT RULES   Rejects Senate-Approved Bi to Extend Regulations  : Until First of Year

HOUSE AGAINST CREDIT CONTROL   Solons Vote To End Time Buying Regulations

CREDIT CURBS MAY BE EASED      Truman Faces Decision On Wartime Rules After House Action

Solons Fail To Extend Credit Limit   Up to President To Order Change In Time Payments

Up To Truman To Get Rid Of Credit Limits   House And Senate Fail To Agree On Lifting Restraints

Truman Faces Decision  On Lifting Credit Curbs   Truman Returns to Senate  Floor and Takes Old Seat

Credit Restraints Left to President   House Refuses To Extend Time Purchases Rules

CREDIT CHECK SSUE TOSSED TOPRESIDENT   House, Senate Differences Leave Stalemate as Adiournment Nears.

Controls on Time Buying May Be Liftec   Congress Unlikely to Act, Decision Left to Truman

Truman Faces Decision On Time Payments  House GOP Leader Says It’s Up To President To Get Rid Of Controls

TRUMAN MUST END CURBS ON CREDIT BUYING   President Will Fix Date When Controls over Time Payments Cease

Time Payment Buying Control  Ruling Ended   House Rejects Continua. tion Wartime Measure; Rebuff Truman Reauvest.

House Kills Credit Control Legislation  Demand President Put An End to Curbs

TRUMAN PONDERS CREDIT CONTROL   President Faces Decision 01 Lifting Curbs

President Expected To Release Powers Over Credit Buying  Automobiles, Radios And Refrigerators  llendas Cantes!l Naw

Truman To Say When To Revoke Credit Restraint   House Approves Measure To End Time Payment Controls On Three Items

‘Truman Faces Decision On When To Lift Time Payment Restrictions On Many Commodities

Truman Faces Credits Move   Favors Extending Credit Curbs But House Vote Approves Control-End Bill

‘EASED’ CREDIT “PUT TO TRUMAN   House Approves Bill To°Lif Controls Immediately

President Faces Decision On When To Lift Present Credit Restraints

Will Lift  Credit: ‘Rein   : Truman Expected to Set Early Date For End to Wartime Curb On Installment Buying

HOUSE REJECTS CREDIT CURBS   Truman Faces Decision On Lifting Time-Payment Restraints

Contr ‘ols On Credit Buying May Be Lifted   . House Denies Power To Regulate Peacetime Installment Buvine

‘CURLEY APPEALS - FRAUD CONVICTION   Boston Mayor Requests Su.  - prema Court Review

Gordon R. Clapp Is Confirmed as Chairman of TVA   Last Ditch Fight by Senator McKellar Fails As to Results

Clapp Okayed As TVA Chiel   Senator McKellar Insists Authority Is Full of Communists

TVA CHAIRMAN IS CONFIRMED   Clapp Gets Favorable Vote In Senate to Succeed To Lilienthal Post

SENATE CONFIRMS GORDON CLAPP AS CHAIRMAN QF TVA   Vote Is 86 to 31—McKellar of Tennessee Makes Last Ditch Fight Against Nominee.   CHARGES AUTHORITY IS FULL OF REDS   Declares Appointee Is Stooge of Lilienthal ind Knows Nothing About Making Policies,

CLAPP O.K.’D FOR TVA LEADERSHIP   McKellar Absorbs Second Defeat in Senate

CLAPP OKAYED BY SENATE AS TVA CHAIRMAN   @ Sen. McKellar Loses His Second Fight Against Truman Choices

CLAPP IS CONFIRMED AS CHAIRMAN OF TVA   Senate Vecs Faversbly, 36-3! Despite Vigorous Oppesition Of Sem. Mek olar

Q.E. Lehnus Is President Of County Mutual   Succeeds Late C. L. Gunderson, President 55 Years

BABSON DISCUSSES THE MECHANICAL AGE   Technological Improvement Is Destined to Further Mechanize Industry: Predicts ' All-Automatic Production Plantsc.

American Legation Threatened  Jewish Agents in Austria Planned to

Phoned Warning is Given Legation   U. S. Has Vienna Legation Under Guard ~

U.S. Legation In Vienna Is Under Guard   Anonymous Telephone Call Said Buildings Are To Be Blasted

PHONE COMPANY - TOSEEK RATE BOOST SEPT. 30   Payroll Has Increased. 168 Per Cent Since 1940,  ' Says Warren 8. Miller, - ‘General Manager.

Company fo Ast Telephone Rafe Increase Here   Southwestern Bell to File Tuesday, Pleading Higher Costs

Rate Increase To Be Asked By Phone Company   Higher Operating Costs Cited In  Announcement

PHONE RATE HIKE ASKED   Application To Bje Made By S. W. Belf'te Pubic  Service Commissiok,

Senate May omash OPA This Week   House - Approved Bill Would Transfer Agency’s Power$ to Other Agencies.

ACCUSE HUSBAND OF BARN MURDER   WIFE'S MUTILATED BODY WAS IN ASHES  OF BURNED BUILDING.

Faltering Cardinals Drop Before Giants; Lose Full Game to Brooklyn Club

Dodgers Win Split in 22 Contests  Faur Victariest far   Four Victories for Brooks Will Nail Up Bunting

SEE NO CHANCE OF REFERENDUM   Penny s Surprise’ Prohibition Bill For State Sent To Finance Committee; Several Solons See No Chance Of Passage.

President Is Heavily Guarded In American Embassy In Brazil   Second South American Speech Is Expected To Further Emphasize American Policy To Retain Military Strength.

Second Talk Is Drafted By President   Work Being Done In Seclusion At U. S. Embassy In Rio de Janeiro

Truman. Slated For Second — Talk in Brazil   Will. Address  Brazilian. House And Senate Friday

ET NN VSR tay aoe eee SE eee see eee ee  Truman Drafts Second Speech

Truman Prepares ForSecond Major Address in Brazil   Hemisphere Treaty Is Signed in Rio by Secretary Marshall

Truman Works Upon Friday Brazil Speech   President Scheduled to Aadress Brazilian House and Senate At Joint Session.

Truman Works  On 2d Speech  President Addresses Se eye. Gri   President Addresses Brazilian Congress At Friday Session

Russian Seizure of German, Italian Assets in Balkans Protested by United States

U. S. Protests Soviet Seizure  Of Axis Assets   American Officials In Huddle To Chart New Foreign Policy Course After Russia’s  Veto Of Balkan Border Watch

Contends Violation Of Peace Treaties; May Lead to Call  For U.N. Airing of  Russian Expansion

Greek -Foreign Minister . Sees World Péace at Stake in Greek Crides

U.S. PROTESTS TO RUSSIA ON BALKAN GRAB   Transfers of Italian German Assets Held Treaty Violation

Red Seizures In Balkans Are Protested   L. Ss. May Seek Airing Of Whole Soviet Effort  In European Area

U.S. Protests Against Seizures By Soviet Forces   Taking of German, Italian Assets Said Treaty Violations

U.S. Protests Red Grab Of Balkan Assets  Conferences Begin  On Greek Trouble

BRINGS PROTES       B. $. Asks Seviet Fer Et, Epanation ot Vielation Of Peace an ee reete Treats

Soviet Seizure Of War Assets Held Violation      Greek Foreign Minister "Sees World Peace At Stake

RUSSIAN SEIZURES IN BALKAN STATES PROTESTED BY U.S.         ote Sent Moscow as State Department Officials Consider Next Move in Greek Border Crisis. ca   REDS GRAB ITALIAN e AND GERMAN ASSETS   Talk Heard That Washington May Seek U. N. Airing of ~ Soviet Expansion in Southeast Europe.

U.S. Protest: To Russians On Seizures   Assets In Balkans Taken In Apparent Treaty Violations

lerms Red Actior lreaty Violation  German And Italian Assets Are Taken

Reed Threatens Probe Of Fretoht Car Lad   Senate Would Learn Where Stee] Destined for Job Went; Production Alleged Far Behind Schedule

Acts Retaliate lor Executions  Of Three Jews   Irgun Zvai Leumi ‘Military Court’ Convicts Sergeants Of ‘Hlegal Entry’

Jews Hang 2 Britons As Reprisal   ! Kidnaped Sergeants Killed After Three Members of Gang Are Executed

UNDERGROUND KEEPS PLEDGE OF RETALIATION   Three Extremists Executed Despite Warning Kidnaped Men Would Die

Two Hostages Hanged, Iran Report Says  Mine Kills Two More Britons, _

Irgun Says Two British Hang  For Revenge   British Seek Bodies it Forest; Two More Killed by Mine

IRGUN REPORTS EXECUTIONS OF ABDUCTED MEN   Jewish Organization Snubs Clemency Plea Made By Father Of One Briton

Two British Sergeants Are Hanged  Action Taken In  Renrical Taewich

‘Reprisal in Holy Land Is Reported   Jewish Underground Says ; Two Britons Are Hanged For Death of Irgunists;  Fail to Find Bodies

Two Sergeants Are Hanged in Reprisal Move   Jewish Terrorists Issue “Communique” Which Stated Appeal For Clemency Refused

—New Violence In Troubled Holy Land—  Extremists Hang Hostages   . . Bodies Of Two British Soldiers Found In Woods

Blood Bath In Holy Land Off To Grim Start   Twa Men Hanged In Reprisal For Death OF Jews

Underground Hangs Britons In Palestine   Action Taken In Retaliation For -Hanging of Jews

Jews Hang Twe Britons in Reprisal Act   Execution Is Revenge For Deaths of Underground Men

TANGED BY JEWS   Two British Sergeants Are Executed, an Irgun Communique Says.   AN ACT OF REPRISAL   Soldiers Held as Hostages for Three Members Who Paid Death Penalty.

REPRISAL ACTION ANNOUNCED TODAY BY JEWISH GROUP   Underground ‘Communique’ Reports Kidnaped Soi- diers Executed

‘Communique’ Says Father’s Plea Ignored   Avenge Deaths of 3 Underground Members Executed by British

Bodies Found   Irgun Hangs Two Britons In Reprisal’; Plea Ignored   ‘Father Of Sergeant Asked Underground To Spare Son’s Life

Two British Soldiers Hung In Reprisal   Sergeants Had Been Kidnapped Qn July 12

Officials Fail To Find Bodies Of Soldiers   Jewish Underground Spurns Plea To Save Men's Lives

TENSE PALESTINE HEARS: OF HANGING OF TWO SERGEANTS   Underground Communique Tells of Execution in Retaliation on British

Underground Jewish Organization Hangs Two British Sergeants in Reprisal for Execution of Three of Its Members by Occupation Forces

JEW TERRORISTS HANG 2 BRITONS AFTER A ‘TRIAL  KIDNAPPED SOLDIERS  KILLED IN REPRISAL FOR 3 EXECUTIONS

Jews Hang Twe Britons in Reprisal Act  Execution Is Revenge For Deaths of

Hanging of 2 In Palestine Reported _   Officials Unable to Find Bodies After  Reprisal Execution

DEATHS FOLLOW EXECUTIONS OF 3 EXTREMISTS   Underground Says Sergeante Killed For Spying, Not As Reprisals

Jewish Underground Claims Reprisal For Execution Of Three   Search Fails To Disclose Trace Of Men Irgun Announces Hanged In Woods

Kidnaped: British’: Sergeants Hanged By Jewish Agency   Underground Group Admits Killings in Reprisal for Deaths of Three Le

Reprisal Taken By Jewish Grour Against Soldiers   Sergeants Die After Authorities Execute Youthful Terrorists

Father's Appeal For Son's Life Made In Vain   Act Is Reprisal For Executions At Acre Prison

Two Kidnaned Sergeants Are Put To Death   Police Source Reports The Bodies Of British Soldiers Are Found.

PLEA FOR MERCY IS CAST ASIDE   First News Of Executions Telephoned By Underqround   HOLY LAND AROUSED

Hanging of Men Is Reprisal Act  Communique Tells Of British Deaths

UNDERGROUND IN HOLY LAND PUTS PAIR TO DEATH   ‘Communique’’ Reports Soldiers Hanged In Reprisal For Execution Of Three  Irgun Members.

JEWISH UNDERGROUND HANGS TWO BRITISH SERGEANTS IN REPRISALS FOR EXECUTIONS   Search By Police And Soldiers Fails To Reveal Trace Murdered Soldiarc

Britons Hanged In Reprisal By Jew Terrorists  Officials Unable To Find Bodies Of  Twa Seraeantec

JEWISH GROUP STRIKES BACK IN HOLY LAND   Underground Gang Say: 2 Britons Hanged in Reprisal for Executions -

JEWS HA BRITONS AFTER ‘TRIO EXECUTED   Underground Terrorist Agency Says Action in Reprisal For Sentences

AGENCY CLAIMS TWO BRITISH TROOPS KILLED   Law Officials, Reporters Unable to Locate Bodies in Holy Land

RETALIATION FOR HANGING IS REPORTED   Communique From Irgun Tells of Reprisal Executions

lwo Sergeants Are Hanged In Reprisal Move   Execution Of Three Irgun Members Brings Clemency Refusal.

Hang Sergeants In Revenge For Acre Execution   Seized As Hostages, Two . Soldiers Killed; Irgun Members In Prison Break Hanged

Jews Hang Two Britons   Claimed Reprisal For Execution Of Irgun Members

2 Kidnaped British ~ Soldiers Executed —. by Underground   Terrorists Announce Retaliatory Action for  Deaths of Three

TWO BRITONS ARE HANGED IN REPRISAL   ‘Held As Hostages, Hangec  : After British Execute   Three Jews

Jews Retaliate For Executions At Acre Prison   Had Held Soldiers Kidnapped July 12 As Hostages

British Hostages Hanged by Jews  Execution in Reprisal Underground Says

LAW AGAINST COLORED CHICKS ~~ CONSIDERED BY LEGISLATURE   SENATE COMMITTEE TO TAKE ' ACTION NEXT WEEK on PROPOSED BAN IN E BITATE

Trygve Lie Might Head Staff of UN In Holy Land Jot   Would Direct Personnel Helping Split Arab and Jewish States

4  BRITON WOULD REDISTRIBUTE BURIED HOARD   Plans Firm Action at November Meeting of Big Four

RED. TACTICS ~AROUSES IRE OF SECRETARY   BRITISH SPOKESMAN PHEPARED ‘TO CRITICIZE AUSSIA AT (NEXT. CONFER. ENCE OF-"BIG FOUR"

State Public Works Department Okayed   Repeal of Declarations of Intentions Act ts  Killed

Maryland Improvements Department Plan Sails  Through Senate To House Declaration Of Intention Renealer Killed

Comintern Aims By Force fo Dominate World   General Staff For Revolution Again Active

Comintern Plots World Revolution   Revival Of Communist Organization Seen In Recent Attacks On United States By Red’  - Satellite Nations

Redistribution of Wealth in U. S. ls Advocated by James Roosevelt

Jury At Jackson Returns No Bill In Both Cases   Seven White Men In Lynch Attempt Set At Liberty

Meat Prices Will Tumble   Prediction of Top Economist Is Costs  Will Fall Next Month

Labor Department Sees Lower Price in Winter— But Higher Next Year

Prompt Drop In Meat Cost Due for U. S.   High Grain Prices To Speed Slaughter, Economist Predicts

Sees Lower Meat Price Next Month   Farmers Will Be Forced t Sell Because of High  Prices for Feed

Agreement Is Signed  By Parties   Lewis, Maiority of Mine Operators Agree Upon Higher Wage Schedule Just Before Deadline

BACK -TO-WORK SIGNAL GIVEN TO COAL DIGGERS   Agreements Thus Far Cover More Than Half OF Lewis’ 100.000 Men: Fuel Will Cost More

“lke” Doesn’t Say Yes or No   Raps Clubs Formed to Draft Him as Candidate For President

Eisenhower Raps Candidate Clubs,  But Main Question Is Unanswered   Unanswered

EISENHOWER HIT AGAIN TODAY AT TALK OF ‘DRAFTING   Want Him for the Republicar Presidential Nominee In 14K,   NO DECLARATION MADE   Left Unanswered Whether Hie Would Accept the Nomination,

Eisenhower Hits Again’, Talk of Drafting Him for President; ‘Doesn’t Say  ,

On Noninaion i It [s Offered Him   , Deplores Organization  of Clubs; Will Not Be: Run By Anvone He Says

Eisenhower Deplores Draft Talk   General Says He Will Not. Be Run~ Nor Will He Be Party to  Oa i   ‘Movement Grows   Advocates of Plan’ Are Going: Ahead to Make ‘Him Candidate:

‘DRAFT’ CAMPAIGN Eisenhower Hits Talk About His Running For President

General Ike Hits Talk Of Presidential ‘Draft’  But Leaves Issue Open

Ike Hits Again At Talk About ‘Drafting’ Him  Says He Will Not Be Party to Action

Ike Raps"Draft Clubs" But Doesn't Say He Wouldn't Run for President

Tke’ Hits Draft for Presidency   Leaves Door Open: Refuses To He Wouldn't Accepi

He Won’t Say ‘Yes’ And He Won’ t Say ‘No   ‘Draft Eisenhower for President’ Make Danlnved by Chief of Staff

lke Hits Again At Talk About ‘Drafting’ Him  Says He Will Not Rh. W..2. 2c. b&.2*...

Lisenhower Raps Election Rumors   Whether He Will Run For President Is Still Debatable

Eisenhower Not To Be Party To Draft Movement   Mentioned As Possible GOP Presidential Candidate: Against Soldiers In Politics

‘Ike’ Deplores Political Clubs   Presidential Hopes Denied by General

Ike Silent On Whether He Would Accept Nomination For President of the U.'S:

General Eisenhower Raps GOP For  ‘Draft Eisenhower’ Organizations

‘Ike’ Still Not Completely Out Of GOP Picture   Fails To Say He Would Not Accept Presidential  WE ee eu a et _ oe

‘Ike’ Still Leaves Unanswered the Question of Race For President

Ike Doesn’t Say “No”   But Declares He’ll Be No Party to Artificial Draft for GOP Presidential Nomination

CLUBS BACK: EISENHOWER   General Doesn't Say Whether He Will Run For President

But Does Not Come Out With Decisive ‘No’   Will Be Party To No Conniving, He Says In Capital

Ike Talks But Doesn't Say No   Raps “Draft” Clubs But Leaves Unanswered Main Question.

Question Still Remains Unanswered About Eisenhower For U. S. President

Eisenhower Hits Move to Draft Him   Efforts to Make Him President irks General

Eisenhower Raps Presidential Boom But Fails To Shed Light On His Accentance-

General Eisenhower Dettly Sidesteps Question Of Accepting Republican Presidential Nomination

EISENHOWER OUORED TALK 6.0,P. ORAFT   General Leaves Question of Nomination Acceptance Unanswered.

lke Hasn't Said No Yet   General Raps Clube, Pio motisng: Hing at Backers Sing Praises

Marshall. En Route To Berlin   Places Flowers Orr Tomb Of Unknown Saldior [In France

Viarshall Pays France Homage  Flowers Are Placed on Tomb Of France’s Unknown Soldier

Marshall On To Berlin. After Paris   Lays Flowers on Tomb Of France’s Unknown Soldier On Way to Moscow

GERMANS GREET GEN, MARSHALL   Secretary Honors France's Unknown Soldier Before Going to Berlin

Marshall Oif For Berlin   Places Lilacs on Tomb of French Unknown Soldier

MARSHALL HONORS FRENCH WAR DEAD    Leaves for Berlin after Get ‘+ ting French Viewpoin  from Paris Leaders

Marshall Pays Tribute To Fronce’s War Dead   Visits Tomb of Unknown Soldier Before Taking “ORF for Berlin

Marshal! Tribute to French Soldier  Secretary to Berlin Enroute to Moscow

South Dakota ~ Disaster Worst Since Drought   Estimate Area Of 400 To 700 Square Miles Is Burned Over During Fire Spread   HUNDREDS OF CATTLE ARE LOST

Burglaries Keep Police Busy   Three Places Entered; Pa trolman Scares A Man Away From Store.

Casteel Admits Story Of Killing Girl Is ‘Hoax’   Tells Officers He Made Up Story Of Burvina Girl’<« Body In Wice

Benny Leonard Of Boxing Fam Dies Suddenly   Collapses and Dies While Refereeing New York City Bout

Today In Congress    es a ee &. £4 eae  ‘Morsholl And Byrnes Ask Senate For Quick Action On First Peace Treaties; Small Publishers Ask Aid In Newsprint Crisis

Senate Urged To Ratify First Peace Ireaties  _ Marshall And Byrnes - Stress Importance Of Early Action

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AF   Activities on Capigol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Senate Group Studies Treaties   Speedy Approval Being Urged By Top Leaders

First Of Series Of Assembly Measures To Combat Juvenile Delinquency.

V.F.W. Told MacArthur Job ‘Splendid   Committee On Resolutions  OK’s Measures

VFW Head Lauds Gen. MacArthur   Doing Splendid Job In Japan, State VFW Told

Germany Abusing Liberty  Thomas Mann, Revisiting Europe, Says Nation Misuses Democracy

Reich Blamed For Own Ills   Writer Thomas Manr Raps Self-Pity, Ego

Mann Says Germany Abuses Liberty And Self-Pity Thwarts Co-operation

Wants Controlled Foreign Aid Plan For 10 Year Period   Airs Views on Possible Action In 1948 Elections

Federal Men Seeking Cause Of Worst U. S. Plane Crash   Probe Underway To Determine Why Tail Assembly Of Huge Craft Was Torn Off

PROBE OF PLANE CRASH STARTED   Investigators to Make Technical X-Ray Studies

Holiday Accident Deaths Total. 498   Probe Hints Plane Lost Tail Sections Before Fatal Crast

Reduction of Food Prices Is Felt Here   Austin Says UN Is Not Failure

‘UN HAS NOT FAILED,’ AUSTIN. EMPHASIZES   U. S. Aid Says That Russia Doesn’t Sabotage Work

F RESIDENT AGAIN 1S:-1N EXILE  Bloodless. Coup. Is Staged _In-Ecuador

PRESIDENT AGAIN IS IN EXILE  Bloodless Coup Is Staged In Ecuador

BLOODLESS REVOLT SETS UP NEW ECUADOR GOV'T   GRISWOLD STEPS INTO GREEK POLITICAL CRISI:

REVOLUTION IN ECUADOR BLOODLESS   President Resigns, Goes to Colombia; Colonel Taks Over

Bridge Building On H-/7 Slated  fe) TES ee SRE Ree   Tyler Forks Span Approved by State

Snowstorm Causes Two Plane Crashes   Boxing Champion Is One of Three Victims Killed

Two Transport Planes Crash on East Coast    3 Persons Die, 2? Are Injured

Three Killed, 22 In jured  When Two DC-3 Airliners Crash In Snowstorm

Two Transport Planes Crash: 3 Dead: 22 Hur   Snowstorm Blots Out Airports On East Coat

MOVIE WORKER DENIES RED TIE   Composer Tells Inquiry He “Dropped Out” of Com: munist Party.

Abandon Hope On Unification. Plan Agreement   ‘Report Marshall To Leave  - Unless Soviets Display  More Conciliatory Stand   SECRET PARLEY IS UNSUCCESSFUL

End Hopes for Unification of Germany   Gen. Marshall Ready to‘ Quit  kdixewnes Eownwa

ABANDON HOPE FOR AGREEMENT ON REICH PLAN   Secret Parley Is Failure; Council Turns to Future Political Structure

Molotoy Refuses To Budge On Soviet Demand For Ten Billion Reparations

More U. 5. Secrets Of War Disclosed   Admiral King Says Ger. many Lacked “’Sea‘Going Habit”

Secret Nazi Papers Say Hitler in Ange Laid Up Fleet in 1943, Fooled U.S.

Hitler Ordered Nazi Fleet Scrapped Two Years Before End Of Hostilities

Admiral Says Lack of ‘Sea-Going Habit Was Reason for German Naval Fiasco

‘Angry’ Hitler Scrapped Big Ships Before V-E Day, Nazi Files Show

King, Discussing Secret Nazi Papers, Says U. 5. Feared Warship Attacks

Completion of Seaway Favored By Secretary  Marshall Says"It Will Aid Defense

Marshall Backs Seaway Paid By Toll Charge  Says St. Lawrence   Says St. Lawrence Plan Has Unlimited Defensive Value —

TELLS SEAWAY DEFENSE VALUE   MARSHALL TESTIFIES AS TOU, S, NEED OF ST, LAWRENCE ROUTE

Marshall Favors  St. Lawrence Bill Would Aid Defense, Secretary Contends

ST. LAWREN SEAWAY mC BY MARSHALL   Would Aid Defense of Continent, He Says; Hoover Endorses It

Marshall Urges Oceanway Plan   St. Lawrence Project Would Aid Defense “Immeasurably”’

HOG PRICES ON DOWNGRADE AS BUYERS REBEL   ‘Great American Appetite’ Blamed For Soaring Pork Demand

NEIGHBOR QUIZZED IN DOUBLE SLAYING   Two Are Killed Outside Man’s Home in Barberton

SUICIDE APTER SLAYING TEN.  A 21-Vear -Old Sailor Hangs Himacif While Arxeaitine Teial

Mass Slayer Ends Own Life in Navy Cell   21-Year-Old Gob ' Slew 10 Shipmates Aboard ancl ST

Barkley Due For Selection ....  Demos Meet To Install Leader, Pick Whip And Divide Any Crumbs Left

TAXPAYERS MAY FACE 49 BOOST IN STATE LEVIES   Duff Hints That Commonwealth Costs Still on Inerense

Thornhill Took Room At Beckley Early On Day Ballots Stolen From Court House, Say 2 Men   C&O and PM Merger to be Made  Following Denial of Iniunction

Thornhill Took Room At Beckley Early On Day Ballots Stolen From Court House. Savy 2 Men

Bill To Ban Union. Closed  Shops Killed   House Previously Refuses To Vote On Move To Outlaw Mass Picketing

Laborites Reject Plea  “ . Ge . To Cease Socialization Morrison Says Churchill’s Blast  Weakened Nation in Time of Need

AEBUFF GIVEN CHURCHILL ON CATS SPEECH   Britain Will Go Ahead with! Socialization, Morrison Declares. i

Morrison Rejects Churchill's Plea for Return of Britain fo ‘Free Enterprise’

Reds Blamed For Riots in Italy, France  Governments Pledge to Halt Left Wingers

Governments of Two Countries Brought Into Collision with Left-Wing Political Forces.     COMMUNISTS PARALYZE PORT OF MARSEILLE  fn      General Strike Threatened in ‘  City—Police Fire on Rioters in Heart of Naples,

Violence Hits France, Italy  ht. Roe mae (nll? Ate   Elected Regimes Colliding With Left. Wine Groups

Communists Blamed for Violence   One Killed, Score Hurt in Marseille Ricts

Offers To Help Speed Departure of Those Who Prefer To Live  Under Communism

  Senator Martin Tells Communist Vets He'll Help Speed Departure

MAYOR MAY BREAK COUNCIL DEADLOCK   Yoorigstown Chief Gains Right To Take Move

Leading Delegate To United Nations Assembly Reports He has Been Told By High State Department Official That Washington Government Would Support Proposal “With Perhaps A Few Modifications” —Rough Draft Of American Policy Declaration Completed

Will Support Partition Plan   Expected To Miske Statement Thursdey; Poland Sirengly For Partition

PARTITION PROPOSAL WITH “FEW CHANGES” REPORTED SUPPORTED   AMERICAN STATEMENT DUE IN U.N. SOON; POLAND GIVES VIEW

May Ask For Some Changes   Poland Urges Concentration By UN on  Partition

US. fo Back Partition of Palestine   Rough Draft of Policy Prepared for Delivery in U.N. Seon

Report U.S. Will Support Palestine Partition in UN   Delegate Says This Country Would Have To Have a Few Modifieantinn.e Atal.

Foresees US Support For Partitioning   Delegate to UN Assembly Says America to Back Up Palestine Proposal with A “Few Modifications”

Palestine Plan Is to Get U.S. Supnort   Some Modifications Are to Be Asked By American Leaders

America May Request Some Modifications   Russia Waits to Hear Declaration Before Taking Stand

May Back Holy Land Partition   U. N. Delegate Says State Department’s Policy Declaration Will Be Issued n

Delegate To Assembly Is Authority   “Modifications” Likely To Be Insisted Upon

PILOTLESS PLANE HOPS OCEAN AGAIN   ATR FORCE’S ROBOT CRAFI FLIERS BACK FROM ENGLAND IN 14 HOURS.

ROBOT PLANE FLIES BACK ACROSS OCEAN   “Mechanical Brain’ Operates Transport From England To Newfoundland Field

PLACED BEFORE OHIO ASSEMBLY   Three New Benus Measures. One tor Cutting Saies Tax Are introduced

TRINITY DAM CEREMONY HELD Rayburn Says Third World War May Explode At Any Minufe.

County Judges Would  ~ Lose Their Right To Commit Youths To ‘An Institution

Youth Service Ket Advanced  County Judges Lose   County Judges Lose Minor Commitments

‘Five Japs, Guilty Of Cannibalism, “Torture And Murder, Are Hanged

FIVE JAPANESE” HANGED ON.GUAM   GROUP CONVICTED OF FIEND' ISH CREMES BY U. 5S. MILE TARY COURT.

Senate Passes $18,000,000 School Bill   Takes School Bloc  By Surprise and Bill Wins by 26-13 Vote With Twn Amandmonte

School Bill Is Reduced Then Passed   Surprise Move by Senate Ceught Education Group Off Balance

RED PAPERS TELL GERMANS CONFERENCE IS AGAINST ‘THEIR BEST INTERESTS

Rail Domination PlanIs Charged   Insurance Companies Are Accused Before Subcommittee

Probe Slaying Of  Former Sergeant   Lowell Police Rounding Up Every Known Parolee and Sex Pervert

3 TURNED OVER TO FB IN FOILED BANK THEFI   Youths Will Be Charged A Columbus For Holdup

Coal Agreement Is Now ln Effect;  Miners To Return   Northern Coal Operators Sign New Wage Agreement With Lewis’ Miners   LARGE INCREASE OF WAGES GIVEN

TWO GENERALS OPPOSE CUT IN BUDGET   Clay and Officer “Close to” MacArthur Issue Statements -

Wave From Canada  Cools New York   Western and Central Parts of State Have Snow; Mercury Hits 26

Flood Drives Japs From Tokyo Areas   Even Higher Crests Anticipated in Wake of Typhoon Which Already Has Led to An Estimated 3,370 Casualties.

Jap Flood Leaves 3,310 Casualties  American Troops Rescue Thousands

Floods Drive Japanese from Homes Typhoon Casualties Placed at 3,564

CASUALTIES NOW 3,564   Five Populated Districts Of Tokyo Under Flood Waters

JAP FLOOD TOLL EXCEEDS 3,000   OCCUPATION TROOPS AID IN RESCUE OF HOMELESS VICTIMS

Thousands Flee Before Tokyo Flood   American Troops Aid In Rescue Operations

Japanese Flee Ficoded Areas   Casualty List Set At 3,564; American Troops Aid Stricken

FLOOD INUNDATES TOKYO DISTRICTS   Landslides Add to Jap~ anese Death Toll.

TOKYO MENACED AS FLOOD HITS AFTER TYPHOON   American Troops In Assault Boats Rescue Thousands Of Refugees Clinging To Rooftops And Dikes; Higher Crests  Feared.

Landslides  AddtoDeath Toll in Japan   3,370 Casualties Estimated Following Typhoon and Floods

Flee Floods In Tokyo   Thousands of Refugee Evacuated and. Higher Crests Feared; Land Slides Add to Horror

Higher Typhoon Crests Expected   3,370 Casualties Reported So Far

New Floods. fo Hit Tokyo Shortly   Landstides Upstream Add To Horrors of Four Days Reins ond Fleads«

[PARTS OF TOKYO SUBURBS BEING EVACUATED AFTER FLOODS FROM TYPHOON CLAIM 3.564 CASUALTIES

U. S. Clergymen Find Third World War  Conditions in Europe   Pastors Declare Soviets Seek Disorganized, Confused, Poverty-Stricken Germany in Which Communism Breeds

ene TT ee Oe ge a eC ee) Meet  Truman Names Trio Of Defense Heads   Symington, Sullivan, Royall to Head Air Forces, Navy and Army

President Has Three More Weeks to Fill Defense Posts Organization Effective Next Month

TRUMAN NAMES HEADS FOR NE DEFENSE SET-U   Symington; Sullivan, Ro all Appointed Secretaries

Wallace Views Bring Support To Aid To Greece  Att'y General Clark Denies U. S. Pursuing Imnarintietie Caturca

MORE SUPPORT BEING OFFERED RELIEF PLANS   » © Wallace's Criticism Tends to Give More Backing to Truman Proposal   CLARK CONTENDS FORMER VICE-PRESIDENT LYING

Two Trainmen Lose Lives In Frisco Pileup   Florida Special Is Derailed Near Mansfield, Mo.

Engine Crew Frisco Train Dies in Wreck   Express Car Employe Severely Injured in Derailment of Florida Special in Missouri

FRISCO SPECIAL DERAILED; TWO ~ PERSONS DEAD   Engineer and Fireman Lose Lives in Accident near Mansfield. Mo.

Two Die When Fast Train Is Wrecked Today   FRISCO’S FAST FLORIDA “SPECIAL” LEAVES TRACKS

TWO KILLED IN  SERIES OF THREE  TRAIN ACCIDENTS PASSENGERS ESCAPE SERIOUS INJURY IN  eetmnnrtiimi AR

TWO ARE DEAD IN TRAIN CRASH   Another Hurt Seriously As Florida Special Leaves Rails   ENGINE GOES OVER

Schwellenbach Makes Appeal To U. S. Public   Asks ‘Demand’ That Striking Unions And Telephone Company Accept His Proposal For Peace

FEDERAL LABOR CHIEF APPEALS FOR SUPPORT   Telephone Workers, Firms Assailed By Secretary

To Reapportion Closed Schools  ~ 30 County Districts Will Be Affected

HOUSE MEMBERS CHANGE ACROSS BOARD POLICY   Republicans Say They Favor Overall! 20 Pct. Cut, Not Necessarily One-Fifth Off For Every Taxpayer, As Former Statement Indicated.

Said Revenues To Far Exeeec The Estimate   Taber Savs It Will Be Easier In Budget Balancing

Democrats Plan  For New Attack   _ Will Urge GOP Not To Forget “Little Man” In Tax Cutting.

Revise  Tax'Cut Ideas   GOP Retreating From  Plans For:Flat 20%. Cuts; Democrats Pre pare "Fresh: Assault

Senate Democrats Ready Assault On GOP Tax Program   Lucas Slates  Radio Speech

Cut May Not Be Same for All   Senate Republicans Backing Off from 20 Per Cent Slash ‘Across the Boards’

Democrats Rap Tax Cut Program   Republicans Declare Body Agrees On 20 Percent Cut Overall

Solon Told  RevenueGain  Is Expected   Expert Says Income Will Top Truman’s Estimate; Taber Repeats Aim for Balanced Rudcget

DEMOCRATS 10 ASSAULT GOP TAX CUT PLANS   Lucas Urges Republicans Not to Forget ‘Little Wage Earner’

Prediction of Greater Revenues by Experts Heighten Balancing Hopes.

Republican Project Faces New Assault   Senator Asks GOP to Assure ‘Little Man’ Not Forgotten

Revenue Near $38 Billion for: Next Year Seen  Tax Experts Give Committee Fiaures

INCREASE SEEN IN TAX ‘TAKE   ‘Experts Say Truman Underestimates Revenue

Senate Dems To Fight Tax Slash Plans   GOP House Members Patch Up Differences Over Reduction Total

TAX EXPERTS SAY FEDERAL’ REVENUE ABOVE FORECASTS   Budget Committee Told, Collec: tions. Will Surpass Truman's Fiscal Figures

GOP Turns fo ‘Sliding Scale’ of Tax Slashes   Republicans Patch Up Rift As Democrats Prepare New Assault

Signsof GOP Weakening on  Flat Tax Cut   Still Favors 20 Pet. Reduction But Maybe Not For Everyone

congress Grou Told Figure Will Near 38 Billion   Dems Prepare for Fresh Assault on Republican Tax-Slashing Program

HOPES FOR TAX CUT BRIGHTER   House Budget Committee Told of Additional Revenues

DEMOS READY NEW ATTACK ON TAX BILL   Rally Forces for a Fresh Assault on Proposal of Republican Lawmakers for Over-all Reduction of 20 Per Cent.

Republicans Seek to Clarify Stand on Taxes   Agitation for Straight 20 Pct. Reduction Wanes

FOR ACA COMMITTEES   Members Convention Deleqcates ta Be Chesen by Townships

Hannibal Reporis Hansen Took Place   Officiols There Tatd He Wouldn't Leave Ada Until Sufficient Natice Given 

 Hannibal Reports ‘Hansen Took Place   Officials There Told He Wouldn't Leave Ada Unt Sufficient Notice Given  Bisa

TAFT ANSWERS UNION ATTACKS ON LABOR BILL   Says Extortion Is Qutlawed; Rent Contra! End Seen if Act Is Vetoed

Mikolajezyk Has Landed In England   Commons Is Told Missing Polish Leade Eniovs Sanctuary

Polish Party  Leader Lands By Plane And Ends Mystery   Disappeared Week Ago; Opposed Polish Communist-Dominated Government in Nation

Mikolajezyk Lands in RAF Plane at Kent, House  of Commons Told   FLIES TO ENGLAND FROM REICH PORT   Re-appearance Clears Up Mystery Which Had Raised Much Speculation

MISSING POLE LEADER LANDS IN RAF PLANE   Fled from Poland Because He Heard He Had Been Marked for Death.

Polish Leader Mikolajezyk in England Today   Appears Dramatically Afte Being Reported, Missing  at Warsaw

av Polish ader in igland kelojezyk Says Fled Poland  Escape Trial, ath Sentence

Mikolajczyk Goes To British Refuge In RAF Airplane   Opposition Leader Missing Nine Days

Missing Polish Leader Arrives InLondon Today  Mikolajezyk Flies To Ragland But No  Dataile Ara Givan

Weather Forecast   Flees Homeland Because He Heard He Was Marked For Trial And Death      English Warplane  Flies Him To Isles   Political Boss Missing 1) Days Before He Shows Up; Goes To Join Wife

Mum on Reports He May Attempt Exile Government   Mikolajezyk Joins. His Wife in England With Help of RAF

POLISH ANTI-RED LEADER FLIES TO LONDON; CAVC LIE AIAC AAADVER CAD TDIAIL ANI REATL

Pole Party Chief Flies  to England   Says He Had Heard Trial, Sentence of Death Scheduled

FEARED DEAT SENTENCE, HE TELLS NEWSMEN   Was Missing Eleven Days

Leader of Polish Opposition Party Arrives in England   Mikolajezyk Flees Trial

CHARGE GREEKS TORTURE REDS   , SOVIET NEWS. AGENCY SAYS EMBASSY .WORKERS IN ATHENS WERE VICTIMS.

Red Official in Athens Hints at Diplomatic Break Other Illegal Actions Are Also Alleged By oe Agency as  Tmt err om «©

Russians Make Torture Claims  Charge Mistreatment By Greek Authorities

's Fish Story Of Different Kind—Canned Carp!   ones Get Soft t As In Cans Of Salmon

4-Year Lending Plan Takes Form To Aid Europeans   War-Torn Countries Must Prepare to Take Over by 1952

Sliding Seale Aid Demanded  European Support   Europeon Support Under Marshall Plan Will Cover Four Year Period

Marshall Plan To Work Out On Sliding Scale   Aig Will Diminish And Reach Tero On Jan. 1, 1952

United States to Insist Upon Sliding Geale Diminishing Aid to Zero in 1952

15-20 BILLIONS MAY:BE ASKED, OBSERVERS SAY   Marshall Studies Kennan’s ‘Warning’ Report On "+ Recovery Needs

Relief Would Graduate fo Lero in 1952   Financial Experts Work on System of Direct Relief .

BILLIONS 10 BE NEEDED IN FUROPEAN AID   U. S. to Insist That Marshall Plan Assistance Be Put on Sliding Scale.

15 To 20 Billions To Be Given Weak Nations Upon Tapering Scale   Experts Estimate That Uncle Sam Will Deal Out Six Billion Dollars In 1948 And Cut It Down A Billion A Year.

Dewey Will Seek Temporary Boost In Teacher Wage   Governor’s Proposal May   BONUS IDEA DRAWS INSTRUCTOR’S FIRE   100 Million Appropriation Asked to Provide ‘Permanent Pay Increase

May Flew To Cuba With Garsson A Month After Pearl Harbor’ Attack

May Admits Cuban Trip With Garssor   Possibly Has Rooms Adjoining, He Tells Court

May-Garsson Air Journey Revealed   May Terms Cuba Trip  Just Coincidence

May, Garsson Cuba Trip Linked  Happened To Be On Same Plane, May Says

LEGISLATORS TO RECONVENE   Major Bills Await Completion As Ohio Assembly Begins Final Week

TWO DAMAGE SUITS HAVE BEEN SETTLED   Adams Court Approves Agreement Reached In Cases Involving Hanover Laundry— Other Matters Acted Upon

SUIT FOR DAMAGES HAS BEEN SETTLED   Action Was Result Of Collision In Which Hanover Man And Gettysburg Woman Were Killed—Court Approves

6000 Advised to Flee Homes: Floods Cause Health Danger in Palm Beact

KEOKUK FIRE FATAL 103   2 Men, Woman Are Victims of Blaze in Ttiver Front Blaze

3 BURN TO DEATH IN HOUSE BLAZE   Believe Fire Started From Smoking in Bed

Press Adent Named In Paternity Suit  Fun-Loving Johnny Meyer Goes To Jail After Tapping Officer.

JOHNNY MEYER, HUGHES’ PRESS AGENT, NABBED QUT ON BAIL ON FATHERING CHILD CHARGES

Hughes Press Agent Back in Headlines   Swings on Man Serving Him NAS V/arrarnt

Moyer-Released.on Ball After Punching Officer Who Delivered ‘Paternity’ Warrant

Meyer Freed On $500 Bail   Cigarette Girl Claims He  Fathered Child; Meyer "Socks' Officer

Church  League  Behind  Action   Senator Penny Of Guilford Tosses It In Hopper

Bill Backed By Church League ....  Bill Asks For A Liquor Vote For The State

Statewide Referendum Provided   Measure Causes Little Stir In Raleigh

@ PAUL MALLON—  Virginia Sets Example for Nation in Handling Utilities Strikes

WOMAN, 48, LOOKING: FOR YOUTHFUL SUNG!   Say Bashful Swain On Way Tc Kentucky After “Pestering” Plump Widow To Wed

JENKINS WILL PUSH PROBES   Calls 23 Holders of Liquor Permits to Task In Cleveland Hearings

16 Licensees Face Court in Liquor Probe   Charges Are Filed By Attorney General Monday Morning

LIQUOR HOLDERS 70. APPEAR AT HEARING   State Cites 26 In: Ohiowide  Investigation

Ohio Private Clubs Citéd As Jenkins Presses Probe   Attorney General Says 50 More Permits Booked in State Liquor Investigation

Jenkins Says 50 More Face Fraud Charges   Investigation Crews To Move On from Cleveland Today

Communist Strength  Vote-Getting Power of Reds Far Exceeds Small Numbers

Reds Strong In Europe Vote Survey  Influence Far Greater Than Their Numbers

American Women Will Wear New Long Skirts To Keep From Looking Funny

Ayvowust Calendar   Women Don’t Like Longer Skirts; ‘Spindly Shanked’ Designer Blamec

Long Skirts ‘Terrible’ But They'll Wear ‘Em!  ~ Gals With Pretty Legs: Irked Most, Blame Spindly Shank Designers

Women Don’t Like New Long Skirts— But Will Wear’‘Emio Keepin Style

Revival Of 2 Thirds Rule  Is Discussed   Southern States Leaders to Meet In Wash ington Today For Cow  farannn

Chicago Board Of Trade Head Says Government Sent Prices Up By Buying Grain For Export

Admit Buying by US Forces Price Unward   Board Of Trade Blames Government For Gains; Anderson Agrees

MARKET LEADERS. BLAME U.S. FOR CPAIN PRIPE HIKE   Purchases for Export, Not Speculation. Held Resnonsible.   MARGIN BOOST STUDIED   AFL. ClO Ask Greater Production to Help Cut Living Costs.

Federal Action Said Needed As Solution   Government Aid Buying Blamed For Prices: Market Curbs Are Uraed

Grain Marts Balk At Margin Hike   Blame U. S. for Spiral in Prices, Decide to Ask Coneress Probe

UnICALO SLAYING I PROBED TODAY   Body of Woman Is Found in Auto Trunk; Baby Cries on Front Seat.

Blast Comes Moment Affe Shins Collide    Freighter and Tanker Collide in St. Lawrence River Near Massena, Nmy York.

Four Killed, Many Injured in New York Oil Tanker Crash        - Gevers Water

Four Killed When Tanker Explodes In St. Lawrence   ‘Dozen Others Are Injured in Crash With Freighter  Near Massena

4 KILLED WHEN SHIPS COLLIDE   More Than Dozen Hurt on St. Lawrence

Four Killed In Crash of River Craft   Oil Tanker Explodes In St. Lawrence; Dozen Injured

Three Children Burned To Death At Elyria, Ohio   Parents Leap To Safety With Two Other Children As Home  Riuirne

Organize Ft. Worth, Mexia Highway Grou At Venus Friday —   Jimmie Blair Vice-President Of Association

Rural Spokesmen Say They Want Price Props, Pro duction Controls And Conservation Payments

Committee To Consider Farm Plan   Price Props, Production Controle, Soil Payments And Encouragement of ‘Cooperatives Are Listed

Solons Complete Grass Roots Tou  — Get Information For Farm Program

OLD PROGRAM, BRUSHED UP, WILL DO   Farmers Tell Congress What They Want

Old Farm Plan, Refined and Polished, Found to Be Okay by Most Farmer:

Farmers Wani Long Range Policy   Ask That Present Program Be Refined, Polished

REVAMPED FARM   Four Cornerstones Of Long: Range Pian Studied By  Agriculture Committee

SOLONS ON GRASS ROOTS TOUR  Joe Brooks, Negro Farmer, Sums Up Farmers — Opinion: ‘Don't Let This Farm Program Die’

Drive Red Wedge In North Greece   Soviet Satellites to Recog nize New Communist Regime   PROCLAIMED BY RADIO   Communist Bloc to Oppose Amencan and British  in

Drive Red Wedge  In North Greece   Soviet Satellites to Recog- nize New Communist Regime   PROCLAIMED BY RADIO

PROBE REVEALS FARMER SHOT WOMAN, TOTS   Dynamite Detonated By Shell From Shotgun

Man Slays Three Takes Own Life  Murders, Suicide Disclosed in Note

Murders And Suicide Discovered In. lowa   Man Kills Three Anc Then Blows Self Up With Exnlocive=

‘Authorities Uncover Triple Murder, Suicide In Deaths Of Four On Farm

Triple Slaying And Suicide on Sibley Farm   Note, Bullets “Reveal Deaths as Murders.’ *

GREEK AID BACKED BY MILITARY MEN   Patterson, Farrestal Endorse Triirnean’s Plena: 

Military Favors Truman Plan for  Assisting Greece   Patterson and Forrestal Join Diplomats to Urge Ouick Action

Sen. Vandenbera Seeking Support Of Republicans   Truman’s Proposal Is Reported Gaining Backing in Congress

(00d News For Mothers ELL CNEL ET ALCL INN NNN AECL SCO TET  Attorneys To Start Local Diaper Service

TAUSCHE IS HITTING BACK IN STATE LIQUOR DISPUTE   EX-GOVERNOR SAYS INVENTORY HAS INCREASED 17 MILLION DOLLARS SINCE LAST JANUARY

Austin Rejects Russian Charge Of Interference   Says Greece and Turkey Asked for Help From United States

MINER KILLED BY SLATE FALL   Rex Weathers Victim Of / Julian Accident.

CLOUDY, WARM   REP, SABATH OPENS DRIVE ON ECONOMY MOVE   Republicans Admit 32 Percent Agriculture Reductions May Not Stand

Crisis Past In Teacher Shortage, Dr. Haas States   Will Now Be Increasing Reduction Of Instructors Holding Emergency Certificates

STATE OFFICES TOLD TO TRIM EXPENDITURES   Sigler And Budget Directo Meet Department Heads In Special Session

Marshall Disappointed On Failure to Reach Agreements on Treaties

See. Marshall Disappointed As Moscow  Parley Ends   Tells Newsmen That Conference Should Be Regardec As ‘First Round’

PEACE TREATY MEETING ENDS IN STALEMATE   MINISTERS LEAVE MOSCOW, CONVENE AGAIN IN FALL

Tréaty-Making F Marstall Calls “Moscow  ‘First Round’ as Talks 7 End in Disappointment

Big 4 Abandons Moscow Session, Meads for Home  - * FSB . + ear ewe Ls ee eS ee ee a   Bitter Disagreements on Part of Russia Mark Added Failures

MOSCOW PEACE PARLEY ENDED IN STALEMATE   Marshall Disappointed But Says It’s Only First Round

Conference at Moscow Ended On Amity Note   Marshall, Expressing ‘Disappointment,’ Is Hopeful for Future

MOSCOW PARLEY COMES TOEND AMID FAILURES   Foreign Ministers Agree To Hold November Meeting In Londen   MARSHALL TO GIVE * REPORT TO PEOPLE

Ministers Meet Again in the Fall   This Six Wekes Only Round One, Marshall Savs At Conclusion

Big Four End Moscow Conferences  _ Sessions Conclude  on Amity Note;   to Meet in London

MOSCOW MEET OF BlG-4 ENDS IN STALEMATE   Conference Is Termed By U. S. Secretary  As ‘First Round’

Marshatl—bisappointed Over Failure to Agree On Major Questions. -May Make Radio Addrese Sondav

New CongressmenFrom NC F ind Places To Live, Select Staffs For Opening Session

Auto Dispute Leaders Meet On Pay Pattern   Union Dodges Acceptability of 15-Cent Steel Rise

Auto Workers Resume Talks   Union Demands 23 ' Cent Boost of General Motors and Chrysler

Illinois’ Second Major Disaster In 4 Months Occurs In Model Mine   Explosion Rips Through “Old Ben” At Frankford Few Hours After Rock Dusters Applied “Safety” Treatment.

Goes to Pit In Which 27 Were Killed   Illinois Again Scene of Coal Shaft Tragedy; Gas Blast Seen.   (Photos on Picture Page.)

27 Dead, Final Toll in Coal Mine Blast   Governor of Ulinois There in Person to Make Inquiry

 Illinois Governor ‘Opens Investigation  Into Mine Disaster   Bodies of Victims of Explosion at West Frankfort, Il., Token to Funeral Homes After Being Laid Out In School Gymnasium For Identification. os

27 KILLED IN COAL MINE EXPLOSION   Termed Model Mine by Illinois Governor Green

27 MINERS DIE AS BLAST HITS ILLINOIS SHAFT   Rescue Crews Bring Out Last Rody From Tunnel

All Bodies.        Fy rom Mine   EXPLOSION OCCURRED 500 FEET BELOW EARTH'S SURFACE; JOHN L. LEWIS ARRIVES AT SCENE.  OF DISASTER :

BODIES: OF ALL BLAST VICTIMS ARE RECOVERED   Rock Dusting Wednesday Night Is Credited with Saving Many Workers

Last of Bodies Are Brought Out of Old Ben No. 8 Today; John L. Lewis and Governor at Scene.   EXPLOSION SAID CLOSELY CONFINED

Inspectors Feel Disaster Caused by Gas Blast   Lewis, UMW Head, Arrives as Rescue Crewmen End Work

27 Men Killed In Illinois Pit   Black Damp Blamed In Wake of Blast

27 Killed In Illinois Mine Explosion  Governor Opens Investigation Of

LEWIS ARRIVES TO STUDY GAUSE OF EXPLOSION   200 In Shafts ‘When Blast Came

LEWIS ARRIVES AT MINE BLAST SCENE: 27 DEAD   U. S. Safety Head Says Inspectors “Suspect” Explosion Caused by Ga:

John L. Lewis Arrives At West Frankfort to  Conduct Investigation

Sadly Mangled Bodies Removed By Rescue Crews   Gas Explosion May Have Caused Blast

Lewis at Scene As Last Bodies  Are Removed   Disaster Is Second for Illinois Field In Four Months: Mine Called ‘Model’

27 MINERS DIE AS EXPLOSION RIPS TUNNELS   Blast Is Confinéd tc One Small Area Of Mine

Illinois Coal Mine Blast Fatal To 27   John L. Lewis and Governor Arrive Ai Scene of Tragedy

Soviets Oppose Three-Power London Parley   Hope Abandoned For Agreement On Korea, Austric

 American-British-French  Talks to Be Held Despite Russia’s Protest

Russia Protests 3 Power Meeting To Help Germany   U. S. To Write Off Apparent Failures On Korea, Austria

USSR PROTESTS 3 POWER TALK OVER GERMANY   U. S. Says Conference on Industry to Be Held Regardless of Objectiox

Greater German Output Sought   Soviet Note Fails To Block Confab On Industry

SOVIET OBJECTS TO INCREASING GERMAN QUTPUT   Protests Proposed Conference of America, France and England

Russia Opposes Conference On German Economy   BRITISH AND FRENCH MEET OPPOSITION FROM REDS

Russia Protests Attempt to Boost Reich Industry   U. S. Ready to Write Dif Efforts for Agreement on Korean, Ausirian Treaties

Go Ahead Despite Soviet Objections    Russia Protests To Talks on German Industral . Activities i   JO MEET IN LONDON   American - British - French Representatives To Hold Conference

Conference Is Scheduled To Open Friday   Talks Will Be Held As Scheduled, U. S. Says, And Protests To Reds On Darien

U.S. Protests Soviets Holding Port Of Darien   Will Hold Russians Responsible For American Interests

U. S.-Soviet Relations Are Deteriorating   Claims Russian Protest Without Foundation—Deadlock In Korean Efforts

Continued Red Occupation of Dairen Assailed   New American Note Demands ‘Equitable Treatment’ in Port

But Objections Not To Block Meeting Plans      U.S.-British-Fr ench:. Conferertce Is Scheduled. To Open Tomorrow “

But Objections Not To Block Meeting Plans   U.S.-British-French Conference Is Scheduled To Open Tomorrow

Soviet Objects To Parleys On Reich Industry   Protests U. S. - BritishFrench Talks On Rais ino German Level.

Reds Protest Meet fo Boost Reich Industry  U. S. Says London Confab To Be Held Despite Obiections

THREE-POWER PARLEY ON GERMANY SET, IN SPITE OF RED STAND   AMERICANS, BRITISH, FRENCH PLAN TO OPEN CONFERENCE ON FRIDAY

Soviet Hits Meeting On Berlin Aid   Allied Conference To  Go On Anyway, Is  ‘America’s-Stand On Protests

State Department Discloses Another Russian Protest   Conference on Increasing German Industry To Be Held in Spite of Objections.

Says Nullifies Potsdam Pact   U. S. Ready to Write Off Efforts to Deal With Russia on Korea, Austria

PLANS 10 LIFT GERMAN OUTPUT HIT BY STALIN   tussia Believes American-British - French Talks Would Violate Potsdam Agreement To Hold Down German Industrial Production.

U.S. - British - French Talks Will Open Friday, Washington Declares

German Industry To Be Discussed At Sessions  Britain, France And   Britain, France And U.S. Open Meeting ln London Tomorrov

U. 5. Protests To Russia on Dairen   Objects to Continued Soviet Occupation of Chinese Port

Protest Hiking Level Of German Industry   U.S. Ready To Write Off Attempts To Reach Agreement With Russia On Korea, Austria °

WOULD:-VIOLATE PACT OF POTSDAM-—-MOSCOW   ‘U..S., Britain And France To ‘Meet On Industrial Output For Germany Tomorrow

Continued Ban Of All Foreign Shipping Brings New Action; Equal Treatment Demanded

See Potsdam Agreement Violation   Protests Go To U. S. and Britain in London Friday

Talks Will Be Held, Howe ever, Regardless Of Rus sian Objections   U.S. Files New Dairen Protest   Library Of Congress Says lL. S.-Soviet Relations Have Deteriorated

RUSS PROTEST REICH PARLEY   Claim Attempts To Raise Ger: oeTaan, Steel Gutput Vio: lates Treaty.

SOVIET RUSSIA CHARGES U. 5., GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE VIOLATE POTSDAM AGREEMENT   Britain Reduces Its Credit from Sum of $3,750,000,000 by Recent Withdrawal of Cash to $400,000,000-—Cuba Asks Conference to Protect Its Independence Of American States

Soviet Objections to Three-Power German Parley Will Be Ignored   United States Also Ready to Call Off Attempt To Reach Agreement With Russia on Korea and Austria In Favor of a ‘New Approach’

Russia Protests Conferences On German Industry   Purported Violation Of Potsdam Agreement Is Believed Reason. U. S.Soviet Rift Is Widened

RUSSIA DEMURS ON SCHEDULED GERMAN TALKS   United States Ready To Enc . Parley With Soviet On Korea And Austria

Allies Will Ignore New Red Protest   Plans for German Industry to Take Place Over Seviet Oblectisonese Maciern:

UN Reaches Dead End In Balkan Area  Soviet Veto Invoked Again To Nullify The Will Of Majority In Efforts To Settle Greek Problem

MONEY NEEDS STALL SOLONS   State Finances Remain No. 1 Problem As Legislators Resume Work Today

Gasoline Men See Shortage   Filling Stations Get Plea To Curtail Hour:

GASOLINE-SAVING PLAN PUT FORWARC   Service Stations Urged to Shorten Hours of Operation and Close on Sunday,

U.S. ‘Service -Stations May ‘Curtail Hour:   Petroleom Dealers Ask Closings Sundays, Holidays To Save Gasoline

Donnelly Signs Curbs On State Labor Unions   Approves Measure Banning Jurisdictional And. Sympathy Strikes And Walkouts in Public Utilities: Labor Promises Bitter Fiqht

GERMAN SUBS BROUGHT EARLY PART OF WAR CLOSE TO HOME NAVY CAPTAIN’S BOOK SHOWS

A Harvard Professor, Lately Retired From U.S. Navy, Sees A New War Peril

Communities Digging Out After Worst Winter Blast  Deaths Rise to 16; Upstate New York   Deaths Rise to 16; Upstate New York Hardest Hit Area; Oswevo Isolated

Snow, Bitter Winds Cause Deaths of 16   Upstate New York Has 40 Inches of Snow;  Many Towns Isolated

GALES PILE UP DRIFTS IN EAST   Early March Blast Fatal To 16; Deliveries Of Food Blocked

Bitter Snowstorm Clogs Northeast, Causes 16. Deaths   Areas Isolated as Drifts on Roads, RailsReach Record Heights

WEATHER’S TOLL  IN NORTHEAST 16   Six Deaths In Pennsylvania, Three In New England States Blamed — On Snow, Cold, Winds

SELLERSVILLE BOARD SETS THE TAX RATE   i by Directors at 29 Mills for The 1947-48 Term   BUDGET INSUFFICIENT

SELLERSVILLE BOARD EMPLOYS 2 TEACHERS   Tax Rate for Current Term Fixed at 29 Mills   BOOST IN THE BUDGET

SURVEY NOT CONCLUSIVE Eisenhower Leads HST In New Presidential Popularity Poll

Russia Wins Minor Moral Victory   Commission Agrees on Place for Atomic Controls

Russia Wins Minor Moral Victory  Commission Agrees   Commission Agrees on Place for Atomic Controis

eld REDS ROM BALLOTS AS SUGGESTED   LABON SECRETARY SAYS THE RED . PARTY.SHOULD BE ANNED: INUNITED 

Russia Rejecis U.S. Protest of Magazine Article Comparing Truman and Hitler; Hits American Press

Russia Rejects Protest of U. 5.   Truman Compared by Writer With Hitler

Soviet Bloc Is Taken to Task by Tsaldaris   Holds Three Nations Boldly Committing Acts of Aggression

Molotov Rejects U.S. Protest On Jibe At Truman  Russian Writer Says President S. Much Like Hitler

Molotov Hits U.S. Press in Bitter Reply   Truman Comparison to Hitler Affronts Nation, Reds Tald

US IN PROTEST. ON SLUR   Reds Turn Down Demand Article Be Discavowed

Russ Rejects U. S. Protest   Considers Article Insult To President Truman. :

RUSSIA REJECTS U.S, PROTEST ON SLUR AT TRUMAN   ARTICLE COMPARING PRESIDENT, HITLER PRINTED IN MOSCOW

RUSSIA RENEWS TRUMAN INSULT   Refuses To Disavow Comparison Of President With Hitler   HITS AT U. S. PRESS

Molotov  Reply Raps U.S. Press   American Envoy Says That Article Libels President

(U.S. DEMAND THAT REDS DISAVOW ARTICLE COMPARING TRUMAN TO HITLER IS REJECTED BY MOSCOW

ACTION OF ‘ALL PRESS’ WRITERS   Foreign Group at UN Agsembly May Make Visa Pledge

SOVIET WRITER FLAYS TRUMAN IN NEWS YARN   Russia Turns Deaf Ear to Stiff Protest Issued by the State Department

Russians Reject  U.S. Protest Over ‘Insult’ to Truman   Soviet Article in Which President Is Likened to Hitler Termed “Liholkie

U. §. Demand for Reds to Disavow ‘Insult’ Rejected   Article In Russian Press Compared Truman to Hitler

PRESIDENT TRUMAN COMPARED. WITH: ADOLF HITLER   The United States Demanded That Russia Disavow . Article.   MOSCOW REFUSED   Said This Nation Called. the Article Insulting, It Was™ Disclosed.

Moscow Rejects Protest   Disavrowal Refused Of Comparison Of Truman To Hitler

Protest on Press Attack Is Rejected   Demand for Djsavowal of Writer’s Comparison of Truman to Hitler Meets Refusal in Moscow

Moscow Rejects U. S. Protest  Refuses to Disavow Libel of President Truman

Russia Rejects Insult Protest   Molotov Rejects U. S. Complaint At Likening Truman To Hitler

Occured at Bain bridges      LUXURY LINER PLUNGED 6000 FEET.OUT OF CEEAR SKY INTO SWAMP; NATION’S WORST DISASTER

Structural Flaw  Thought Cause of Awkner Crash   All 53 Aboard Miami-bound Plane Dead in Naticn’s Worst Air Wreck   WIND SHIFT BLAMED IN NEW YORK MISHAP   Toll in LaGuardie Field Accident Climbs to 40; 8 Others Hurt

Deputies Study Peace Treaties  c:... Var... week   Five-Week Task Opens In London

DEPUTIES OF BIG 4 MEET   Open Discussions On German, Austrian Peace Settlements

Wants One That Will Keep Senate  Democratic Votes   They Are Hopeful That Final Measur« Worked Out By Conference Will Acree With One Passed By Senate.

Congress Leaders Seek Acceptable Labor Control Bill   Hope Compromise Measure Will Retain Democratic Support If Vetoed

LABOR BILL COMPROMISE IS SOUGHT   Republicans Drive to Give Democrats No Excuse to Change Votes.

His Selection Is Victory For Governor-Elect Folsom, Who Backed Him   Henderson Named Senate President   Legislature, In 10-Day Session, Will Hear Gov. Sparks’ Report

Folsom’s Choice Flected On First Ballot In House  Bruce Henderson Is Presi idant Pro Tem OF Unn amber

U.N. Council: Opens Heavy Year’s Work  Quick Approval Of Trusteeship for

Trieste’s Status Looks Like First Task for Coane  Disarmament May Be Tackled Later

Big Powers Make Quick _ Bid For Security Council Approval of Trieste Plan

Little Trouble Anticipated in Trieste Matter — Question of Atom Control and = World Disarmament Looms as Next Important Item for Consideration.

Atomic Control Plan Also Tops Group's Agenda   Little Trouble Due In OK of Proposal For Independent Port

Have Program Her Wednesday, April 3  Four War Brides Will, Be Interviewed “By Mrs. Geo. Eason

Farm Women To © Have Program Here Wednesday, April 3  Four War. Brides ‘Will Be Interviewed * By. Mrs. Geo, Eason

COLORADO TOWN HIT BY TORNADO   Storm Damages Half O Business District, Some Residences

Tornado Strikes  Julesburg, Colo.   Business Buildings  Hit but No One Hurt

MAYON VOLCANO LOOKS OMINOUS   LAVA STREAMS DOWN TOWARD VILLAGE OF PIPOG, LUZON ISLAND

VOLCANO ON LUZON LOOKS OMINOUS TO  AP- CORRESPONDENT   :Mayon Boils and Smokes; Erup) tion Can Be Expected to  \ Come at Any Time

Luzon Volcano Ready fo Blow   Navy Fliers Report Lava Already Flowing

LUZON VOLCANO STIRS ANXIETY.   Philippine Mountain Has Ominous Look; Threatens To Erupt And Cover 100  Mile Section.

Foreign Assist Requests Axed In Committee   House Group Action May be Rap at Red Influence in Plan

Cut In Administration’s Foreign Aid Spending Recommended By House Appropriations Group

Foreign Aid Funds Trimmed By House Body   12.6 PER CENT CUT IN REQUESTS MADE BY GROUP

SUGGESTS CUT IN FOREIGN AID SPENDING PLAN   House Appropriation Group Recommends 12.6 Percent Budget Slice

FOREIGN-AID EXPENSES CUT BY COMMITTEE   12 Percent Reduction In Administration’s Proaram Is Made

Proposes Outlay Far Below That Truman Asked  Pe EE a EN ey    Balkans’ Boycott Of Paris Conference Said Considered

12 Percent Foreign Aid Cut Advisec   Solons’ Budget Action Reflects Annoyance At Paris Boycott.

House Group Slashes Foreign Aid Spending   Reduction of, $195,336,500 Seen as Rebuke to Poland and Hungary; $1,410,000 Provided to lmolement Taft-Hartley Law

House Group Calls For Cut In Foreign Aid; Warns There’s Limit To Resources Of U.S.

Foreign Aid Cut Urged by  Committee   U. S.. Appropriations for Fiscal Year Would Be Sliced 12.6 Per Cent  Tinder Recommendation

ANNOYED WITH RUSSIAN ACTION ~ House Committee Proposes  Cut In Foreign-Aid Spending

Cut Outlay for Europe Nations By 195 Millions   Express Congressional Annoyance At Russia; Blow to Marshall Plan

: Resources Pit Not Bottomuiecss  TT  nittaa Aeke Slash In US Foreign Aid Spending  Program  gae mmavalian of ot

irginia   Slashes in Foreign-Aid Funds Seen as Move Against Russian Policies

Committee Asks 12.6 Percent Cut In Foreign Aid   Russian Actions Seen as Cause For Reduction

Foreign Aid Bill Cut by Committee   Intended to Express Ire  At Action of Poles, Hungary

Recommend Cut In Foreign-Aid Spending Plans  _ 12.6 Per Cent Drop Proposed by Group

HouseCommiffee Seeks Foreign Relief Reduction   Appropriations Committee For 12‘ Percent Cut

House Group Votes 12 P.C. Foreign Cut  Full $400,000,000 Is Approved  ion  o'... ... tI? A?

12% Slash Proposed in Foreign Aid  Relief From U.S Not Limitle«a.

Slash of 12 Percent in Foreign Aid Spending Is Asked by House Unit

FOREIGN AID BUDGET CUT 12 PER CENT   Reduction Recommended by House Appropriations Committee Does Not, However, Hit Plan for Greece and Turkey.

HOUSE COMMITTEE PROPOSES CUT IN FOREIGN AID FUNDS   Committee Action Viewed  . Sharp Rebuke To Poland Ped deceres ce,

Suggests Cut Foreign-Aid During Year   A 12.6 Pereent Cut Ree ommended By House Com . gwottinanon

Group In House Recommends Cul in Foreign Ald   Action Denies Plea Made By Marshall For Relief Funds

Part Intended To Hit Nations In Red Orbit    Appropriations ‘Committee Asserts  Resources Limited :

CUT IN FOREIGN-AlD SPENDING PROGRAM AS RECOMMENDED   House. Appropriation Com mittee Wants the Reduction.   FOR THIS FISCAL YEAR   A Total Outlay of $1,353,024,900°Is Less Than Truman Recommended.

Committee Asks Cut In Spending For Foreign Aid   Would Deny Relief To Unco-operative Russian Getalistes In Fiennes

Vote a Slash in Foreign Aid Program of President Truman   House Committee  Recommends Slashes

FOREIGN CASH HELP MAY BE SLICED. DOWN   Cominittee Recommends Cut in Money Bill Due to Some ~ Countries Balking   WOULD SCALE FUNDS TO BELOW TRUMAN'S FIGURES

House Body Cuts Furds For Abroad   Would Deny Aid’ To Nations Which Fail To Follow USS. Lead.

Relief Funds Cut as Blow at Red Influence   House Appropriations Committee Annoyed at Soviet Boycott of Paris Conference

Aid From U.S. Is Not Limitless   Appropriations Group Cuts Expenditures Planned As Part Of Foreign Procram

Aid Funds Cut 12.6 Percent   House Committee Makes Recommendations; Sec. Marshall Made Plea.

Spending Is Cut For Foreign Aid By Committee   Part of Reduction Interpreted as Rap At Soviet Policy

House Group Votes 12.6 Pct. Cut in Foreign Spending   Part of Reduction a Slap At Satellites of Russia

Slashes in Foreign-Aid Funds Seen as Move Against Russian Policies

SUGGEST CUT OF 126 PER CENT IN FOREIGN AID   HOUSE PLANS VOTE ON APPROPRIATIONS BILL LATE TODAY

Cuts Proposed In US Program On Foreign Aid   House Committee Apparently Expresses ‘Annoyance With Russia Over Parley Boveott

Amall Turns . Fight Over fo. M.E. Thompson   Lieutenant Governor  Lays Plans to Get Young  Talmadge Out of Capitol; Takes Oath af Office

Thompson to Ask Talmadge  To Surrender   Acting Governor of Georgia Takes Oath of Office After Arnall’s Resigna. tion Saturday

Arnall Quits, Lt. Governor ~ AssumesHelm   ‘Pretender’ Still. Conteads Decision of Legislature Rhanid Re Bien. .

Thompson To Demand Office From Talmadge  Predict Bloodshed If Court Decision Is Ignored; Groups Rap ‘The Pretender’

Jurisdiction of Tribunals Is Not Admitted, However  Thompson Announces Himself as Acting

Talmadge Faces New Foe For  (Sovernor’s Seat   Lieut.-Gov. Thompson Sworn; Will Demand Talmadae Ouit

Thompson Is Now Claiming Governorship   Georgia Lieutenant Governor to Demand Talmadge  Give Up Office, Mansion

Thompson Takes Over as Acting Chief of Georgia   Successor to Arnall to Continue Battle With Young Talmadge

New: Official To’ Peegand Top Office From Talma dge: Lieut-Gov, Thompson Takes Up  Fight As Arnall Resigns Post

Bar Association Public Meetings Score Talmadge   Anarchy Charges Made in Georgia Political Mixup

Arnall Leaves Georgia Post, Passes Fight To Thompson   Lieutenant Governor To Seek Possession Of Executive Office

NEW OFFICIAL WILL NOT BOW TO TALMADGE   Lieutenant Governor to Take Up Fight for  Governorship

Thompson Acting Governor   Arnall Resigns: Talmadge Will Be Asked to Surrender Otfice and Mansion

Legislature-Elected Gover nor, However, Reiterates Court Lacks Jurisdiction   Thompson Sworn As Lt.-Governor   Arnall Formally Resigns. Relinquishing Claims On Georgia Governorship

Talmadge fo Abide Decision of State Court   Statement Follows Swearing in of New "Acting Governor’

NEW GEORGIE ‘GOVERNOR’ TAKES OFFICE   Thompson Soys He Will Confront Talmadge Monday

Federal Intervention Considered in Georgia Squabble  State Destined to Continue With Two   State Destined to Continue With Tw« Governors Until Midweek; Both Pledaged to White Supremacy

Arnall Steps Out As Governor As Lieut. Geverner Thompson Is Sworn In.

Second Round Coming Up In Georgia Fight   Arnall Steps Aside, But Battle Goes On As Former Lieutenant-Governor Demands Right To Rule State.

Arnall Quits As ‘Successor’  Takes Office   Lieut.-Gov. M. E. Thomp. son Aske Attorney General To Stop Talmadge.

New Officte lel Ta Demand Top Office From Telmadge - e _Lieut-Gov. Thompson. Takes Up ‘Fight As Arnall Resigns Post

Temperatures   Talmadge Accused . Of Using Thugs And Storm Troopers

ARNALL RESIGNS: IN GOVERNORSHIP ROW IN GEORGIA   Turns $100,000 in State Fuads  Over to Lieutenant Goy- : ernor-Elect After Lat ~ ter Takes Oath. ;   THOMPSON SAYS HE IS ACTING EXECUTIVR   Asserts He Will Not Hesitate to Call for Federal Inter-. vention If It Becomes Necessary.

Sworn In As Governor And Arnall's Resignation ls Considered In Effect   Lt. Governor Under- Arnall To-Resume Battle For The Office With Each Side Charging Other With Tileral Tactirs

Anti-Talmadge Sentiment Is Gaining Force   Lieutenant Governor Will Seek To Take Over Monday

Pastor’s Wife Found Stabbed   Blood-Stained Knife Only Clue To Slaying Of 32Year-Old Woman.

Search for Slayer. of Wife of Pastor ~ Intensified Today   Blood-Stained Hunting Knife, Found Blocks Away, Only Clue

FIND WEAPON IN CHICAGO MURDER   WIFE OF MINISTER STABBED RESISTING ASSAULT BY THIEF

Impartial Holy Land Study Urged   Confidence of Whola World Hangs on U.N. Decision, Lie Says

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Flying Saucers From Mars —Or Saga Of A Beer Bottle

Flying Discs Imaginary? Don’t Tell Boyle--He’s In One On Way to Mars!

VITAMIN PILL PLUS BEER: Writer Takes Ride in ‘Flying Disc’ * --Zooms Around American Landscane

Newsman ‘Kidnaped’ by ‘Flying Saucer’ Pilot—Sends Message in Emntv Bottle

AP Writer Is Captured by Man from Mars Riding Around US in Flying Saucer: Smugeles Out Story

Lying on Flying Saucer, Says He   AP Writer in Fanciful Flight in a Beer Bottle Saga

Scoop? Maybe!! Perhaps!!! Here’s Beer Bottle Saga Of Flying Saucers From Mars

A Beer Bottle Helps Boyle, Kidnaped By Martians, Reports From A Flying Saucer

Cullman Prisoner Just Wanted To Swim, Goes AWOL   - Virgil McGraw Is Found At Beach By Prison Warden

He ‘Fades Away”, Prison Ball Team Hurler Cets Self Out. For AW hile

WARREN Ti) SEEK U.S. PRESIDENCY   California Governor Says He Is Not Interested in Second Position.

Warren Third In GOP Bid  For President  Governor Appeals Oinlke da: Cakfarnis   Governor Appeals Only to California Delegation

RERS SNARE TLE GAME IN CT MINUTE   ners’ Negro Cen: Banished After wing Reg Tate

President Only One Between OPA and Death   Senate Completes Its Action on Bill Ending Agency July 1

Senate Finishes Action on Death Penalty for OPA   Liquidation Slated By June 30; Solons Swing to Lilienthal

SENATE VOTES OPA LIQUIDATION   Measure Ending Agency by June 30 to President

Railroad Executive Spends Day In Anniston Renewing Old Friendships   S. C. Governor To Marry Girl He Selected As Beauty Queen

300 Tar Heel Leaders Will Attenc Good Health Meeting In Greensboro

Two Delegates and Ten Observers Will Be at Wichita Session   ON DECEMBER 12-13

2 FROM COUNTY TO UNESCO MEET   Two Delegates and Ten Observers Will Be at Wichita Session   ON DECEMBER 12-13

Rumors that: b McArthur is Planning Retirement.are Denied by Headquarters. pans

GEN, MACARTHUR DENIES RUMOR THAT HE PLANS TO QUIT JAPAN   RULER OF JAPAN SAYS THAT HE INTENDS TO SEE OCCUPATION JOB THROUGH

Rebels Battle _Tito’s Forces In Yugoslavi      fibailovie’s “Crusaders”  Use Artillery as Some Heavy Action Is   Reported

Artillery in Action As Tito 's Forces Battle Chetniks  ‘Ghost of Milhailovic’ Haunts Yugoslav Chiefs With Over 40,000 Men

Rumblings Of Revolt Heard In Yugoslavia   Rebels Reported Fighting Against Tito’s Legions

ADVENT OF SPRING SEEN UNEVENTFUL   Weatherman Forecasts Rur Of Mild Temperature In Country

Boy's Nightmare Turns Out To Be Real Thing; Abducted By Car Thief

oRUSSIA CERTAIN "TO LOSE SCRAP OVER UN ISSUE   Trimming of Sorder Commistion’s.Powers in Balkans : Headed for Defeat

Temporary U.N. Border Sift Favored   Russia Seeks Sharply Curtailed Powers For Interim Watchers

Keep Eye On Balkans   UN Will Not Heed Red Demand to Cut  Power of Probe Group

—HEAR POLICE SERGEANT— $10,000 ‘Slots’ Bribe Offer Betore Probers

State Liquor Probers Hear Of Bribe Offer   Police Serqeant Says Slot interests Made Proposition

BAN ON RECORDING AITS RADIO FIELD AND RIFT RESULTS   All Angles of Petrillo’s New Order Studied “For Pos. sible Fffects

Petrillo’s Ban on Recordings May Put Nation’s 2,500 Disc Jockeys on Shelf

Petrillo Rules Out Recordings By A. F. L. Musicians; Says Members “Ruining Themselves” By Competition

Petrillo’ s Newest Edict Is Studied For Lasting Effect  Industry Anticipated Move and Has Enoug! To Last for Years

Petrillo’s Edict Being Weighed—  Recorder Predicts Foreigners to Take Spotlite     ; :

Weems Fears Order May Backfire... . Reaction Is Varied  On New Music Edict

Mixed Reactions Meet Record Bar   Petrillo Halts Recordings By All AFL Union Member:

Canned Musie Ban Is Studied by Radio  DD utatlin Geac«a f leetcom   Petrillo Says Union Destroying Itself By Making Records

Petrillo Officially Dates Record Ban By Union Dec. 31   Mixed Feelings Greet Announcemen In Music Field

Petrillo Edict May Boomerang   Dec. 31 Ban on Transcriptions Is Received With Mixed Feelings in Radio-Recordinge Industry.

BAN ON RECORDS IS SCRUTINIZED    industry Leaders, Musicians S Bye Petrillo Edict

Petrille Edict Being Studied  Measured from All Angles: for the Shape Of Things to Come

PETRILLO BANS ALL RECORDINGS   DECLARES MUSICIANS DESTROY THEMSELVES BY OWN COMPETITION

Petrillo Banon — ‘Recordings   Edict Forbidding Union Members From Making Records ‘After Dec. 31  Stirs Varied Reactions

New Petrillo Ban. On Recordings Has Industry Guessing   Latest Ukase Being Checked for Effect In Enterteinment And Radie Fields

Producer Jack Warner Is Witness in Inquiry Of Hollywood Activities   ‘Record Ban Boomerang Is Foreseen;  ‘Edict Meets With Mixed Reactions

Petrillo Bans Record Making By AFL Musicians   Record Making To Stop Dec. 31; Musicians Receive Ruling with Mixed Feelings.

Son-in-Law Testifies Family Kept Maid Slave to Avoid Paying Wages:

Anti-Picket Bill Signed  By Governor  Measure Will Apply to Most Utilities, but Not Telephones

READY TRIAL OF EX-JUDGE   Court Clears Way to Oper Trial of Johnson On Conspiracy Charge

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LOYALTY BILL ~ ~ FACES DELAYS   CHAIRMAN OF SENATE GROUP - DOUBTS IF MEASURE WILL BE PASSED THIS: SESSION

SIX ARE HURT — IN 3 CRASHES   Autos Hit Trees, Pole anc Nickel Plate Freight at Wisterman

SRAM TC y erga REPGRTS SAY SeGaun  TROPICAL HURALGANE  MEYELQPING Fl @BEAN

KrugFearsU.S. WillBe Helpless To Get Miners Back To Work On July 8

COMPLETE SOFT COAL SHUTDOWN SREN IN MONTH   U.S. Has Seant 32-Day Stock Pile; As Tie-Up Looms

DaummoUs Loal Stockpile Low as Mine Work Halts  Bmpr RECCocwe ATL. Ve   WORK DESPERATELY FOR NEW CONTRACT   Way Cleared for Truman to Invoke Taft-Hartley Labor Law

NATION DIPS INTO SCANT COAT, SIPPLY   Halt In Bituminous Mining Threatens to Idle 2,000,000 by. Mid-Julv.

Fear Government Will Be Helpless To Get Coal Men Back To Work   Plan To Ask Coal Operators And Union To Resume Negotiations Next Week; Way Left Open For Truman To Control Situation.

U.S. Coal Supply Put at 32 Days   Halt in Output Could Idle 2 Million

Two Million May Be Idle In Coal Half   Krug Sees Governmen Helpless To Obtain Miners’ Return.

Nation Has Only 32- -Day Supply; s Layoffs Spread    Krug Says Taft-Hortley Law Won't Prevent Strike After Miners’ Vacation

REDS CHARGED WITH POLISH VOTE THREATS   Opposition Not Getting Even Break, Party Leader Says

Texas Map Changed By Extension of — Coastal Boiindafiés:   Jefferson’ Replaces ‘Brewster a8 State’s ‘Laraest County

Decision Near on Special Session  Governor to Decide Novy. 22 or 23

Gov. Blue To Decide Special Session Soon   Hopes to Have Decision Ahout Nov. 22 or 23; Income Tax Involved

Templeton Resigns Post Of Superintendent; F ellbaum Is Appointed   City School Chief Will Leave for Germany To Work for AMG; New Superintendent Has Been High School Principal Since 1944

Flames Sweep Lumber Yard   Other Lexington Firms Razed In Early Morning Fire.

I! Businesses Hit By Blaze Set Off By Burglar in Nigh   Three-Quarters of Business Block Are Wiped Out

Damage Estimate Over $500,000; No One Injured  Blaze Appears Started  By Lumber Yard Burglar

, 8, LOSES GGRESSOR LAUSE FIGHT   i Argentina Keeps It Out of Pact

U.S. DEFEATED BY ARGENTINA ON PACT CLAUSE   Curb On Any American Aggressor Nation Is  Voted Down

U, §. LOSES To ARGENTINA ON DEFENSE PART   Fight at Conference Over Requirements On Agveressor

—DEFENSE— — Signing  May Hinge On Truman   POLE TO POLE ACCORD SEEN’

U.S. Defeated On Aggressor  Clause in Pact   Argentina Winner Against Proposal for Antomatic Sanction

Mysterious Missile Explodes In Desert Near U.S. Border   flexican Mission Seeks te Discover Identity Flaming Bomb Whict Came From U. S.

Mexican Troops to Search for Mystérious Missile Which Flashed Across Texas Sky

re ee rere lr rer wrwewerowrewerewrlwerolVwrewrerhUVWwwS Ss  Mexican Army Sets Out To Solve Mystery of Explosive Missile 

‘Mystery of Exploding Missile May Be Solved By Search Party Exploring Mexican Desert Wastes

TROOPERS HUNT ARMED BANDITS   Cor Trouble Pretense Snares Three Missouri Victims; Highways Guarded

NEW YEAR'S EVE DEATH TOLL LOW   Only 12 Are Killed in U.S. Traffic Accidents

NEW YEAR'S EVE DEATH TOLL LIGHT   Only 12 Persons Reported Killed in Traffic Accidents Throughout the Nation During Night and Early Morning.

12 MOTORISTS DIE IN NATION   Drivers Careful, Death Toll Unusually Light for New Year's Eve

One Killed, Many Hurt by Tornado in Southern Missouri  Farm Homes Wrecked ir Vicinity of Couch And Thayer, Mo.

TORNADO RiPS THROUGH REGION   Woman Killed, Scores Hurt As Arkansas-Missouri Ares Suffere

Midwest Tornado Kills One, Levels Scores Of Homes  Many Persons Injured In Arkansas, Missouri

Tornado Kills  Missouri Woman   Arkansas Area Hit Hard by Twister

‘GREAT’ LESSON LEARNED Hiroshima to Mark Atomic Bombing Dats With Festival Dedicated to World Peace

TRIO GETS GEMS WORTH $200,000   former Wife of Late Writer Is Holdup Victim

GUNMEN MAKE $200,000 HAUL   Former Wife Of Late Damon Runyan Robbed Of Her Jewels

Bandits Snatch $200,000 In Gems   Three Hold Up Widow Of Damon Runyon In Her Fashionable Home.

$200,000 Gem Robbery by Bandit Trio at Dartmouth   "Wealthy New Bedford Printer Slugged ° In Hallway of His Fashionable Home

Three Masked Gunmen Elude Police Net _ Former Wife Of Damon Runyor ~ Robbed Of $200,000 In Gems

Wallace Likely To Bolt Party   Natural Wealth Wasted, Claim   Blame Robin for Circleville Fire

Strike Curb Is Demanded  by Rep. Case   Says Alternative Will Be Wave Of Serious Walkouts

Three Children  ‘Perish in Fire ~ Flames Destroy”” Taco Farm Home

U. §. EXPECTED TO WIN DELAY   UN Delegates Confused B Austin’s Proposal To Postpone Action

AMERICAN SFOKESMAN _ASKS  “DELAY IN CONNECTION : _WiTH DISPUTE ON   DISARMAMENT Lagan

Russian Press Sees Sad Fate For Some   Says Britain In Dollar Trap, Has To Beg

Ruling Asked By Wheeling   Bingo Edict Sought; “Bill Lias Indieted

Reds Tough, Says Ickes  Spee Pearce Pacsihle   Sees Peace Possible In Future, However

Blasts Rock Un RCA Bldg; tol Nonelnjured Ac   Unions Rush to Beat Labor Act Limits

Highlights In The News  * Ex-Murder, Inc., Leader Dies  * Ship Cargo Afire * Other Top Items

Boss Racketeer Dies in Prison   Jake Shapiro Ends Life In Hospital

Judge Dockweiler’s Set-Aside Order Reversed By Colleague  Laraine Day Divorce Is Upheld; Durocher Marriage Unrecognized

Laraine, Leo Off to Mexico for Wedding  Durocher and Miss Day Take Plane for

HOUSE FAVORS CONTEMPT FOR MOVIE WRITER   Backs Charge Against «Maltz in 1st of 10 Cases in Film Probe

House Acts On Contempt: Cases in Film Probe .   Ten Movie Wolters:  _ And Directors Face a a ns 5, ee

PLANE HOPS SEA BY INSTRUMENTS   Secrecy Shrouds Army C-54 Flight From Ohio To Britain

OFFICER FACES. ‘LOOT’ CHARGE   Former. Aimy. Man’ ‘Held for  Alleged ‘Apprdpriation  Of Jap Gold Coins

Californian Face: Charges of Selling Army Gold  Confiscated Coins ~ Worth $100,000 Taken on Formosa

Steel Output impeded By Wildeat Strikes In  Bituminous Coal Field

WTCC REAFFIRMS OPPOSITION  Pan For Vole On College “Building Amendment Made

Nagy to Lay Cause Before U. S. on Visit   Hungary’s Ousted Premier En Route By Atlantic Plane

\OUSTED PREMIER  ‘OF HUNGARY CALLS FOR WAR AGAINST WAVE OF COMMUNISM

tn, day 6.000 OR   The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO- ROUND  ae ABB £9842 64 we

Steel Quotas Are Set up For Germany  Showdown On Reparations Issue Delayed

U.S. Consulate Is Stoned by Egyptian Mob   Crowd Protests UN Failure to Remove British in Nile Valley

U.S. Consulate Stoned hy Angry Crowd   Effort Is Made to Burn British Building

U. S GONSULATE.~ IN CAIRO STONED   “ANGRY “CROWDS ‘TO-BURN- THE BRIT- ISH: Con: SULATE. .

U.S. CONSULATE IS STONED BY EGYPTIAN MOB   Demonstration Staged To Protest Action On Troop Ouster

Egyptian Youths Throw Rocks at U. 5. Consulate   Action Protests Presence of British Trocps in Nile Valley

Some Soaring Food Prices in Slight Decline   Congressional Curb .on Speculation in Commodities Sean

Some Drops In Food Prices Over Country.   Congress Will Be Asked For Controls. ‘To Slow. Speculation

MAROTT STORE fT BY FLAMES TODAY   Hundreds of Guests at Nearby Hotel; Are Frightened,

Britain Agrees to Divide India  Efforts at Unity Result in Failure

Branded as Deserter, Paratrooper Receives Honorable Army Discharge

Reaffirm Terms About Merger  Concerns Auto, Farn Eauipment Grouns

WORLD WAR Il VETERANS HAVE 90-DAY PREFERENCE ON YUMA PROJECT FARMS

Cold Wave Sweeps Down On Midwest   Six Dead in New York Areas as Cold Continues

Harper Resigns As Democrat State Chairman   Recess Appointment By Truman as Reving Judae

MORE COLD DUE AFTER 29 DIE IN FREAK STORMS   Scores Hurt, Property Loss Runs High As Tornadoes And Snow Hit U. S.

COLD WAVE T0 HIT MIDWEST ON SATURDAY   20 Inches of Snow Falls ir Michigan; 79 Below Zero in Yukon

MANY CITIES IN MIDWEST SNOWBOUND   Temperature Is 79 Below Near Alaska Border   MILD WEATHER   ‘Continues Along Eastern ~ Seaboard; Alpena Has 20-Inch Snowfall

Property Damage Of Thousands Of Dollars Also Results From Destructive Storms In Scattered Sections Of United States—Midwest Digs Out From Under Deep Blanket Of Snow And Ice And Braces For New Cold Wave Blowing In From Canada

Blizzard, Tornadoes Smack Nation;79 Below Near Yukon   The mercury reached 70 in Géttysburg Thursday and 68 shortly before noon today.

MIDWEST DIGS. FROM UNDER ICE AND SNOW   Braces For N Yew Cold "Wave After Violent “Woather “   95 "PERSONS. .DIE   Death -Toll , Heaviest ‘In South And:Southwest Aregs

Midwest Digs Out of Snow, Ice  ere e.g MAP dk PM itime OF Livace Mild in Enet and South

Midwest Digs From Beneath Ice and Snow   25 Persons Killed in Winter's Most Violent Storms

Cold Wave To Follow Blizzard   Minnesota and Wisconsin Digging Out of Snowdrifts

Zero Wave Roars Into Midwest In Wake of Violent Storms   Milwaukee, Several Other Towns Virtually ‘Snowbound, With Highway, Rail and Air Traffic Interrupted: Frigid Weather. Moves In

Fresh Cold Wave Expected in West; State Records Set   At Least 25 Persons Die as Result of Tornadocs” and Snow; Mercury  60 in New York

FBI Chief Says Notes, Over 200 Photos Returnec   Claims Each Acted Unaware of Other; Pair Faces 3 Years

FBI Accuses Them Of Stealing Vital Data At Los Alamos, N. M.   All Of Documents Since Recovered   Loot Included More Than 200 Photographs And Negatives Of Experiments

Telling It Briefly   Sale of Surplus Overseas Property Is Listed

Senate Battle on War Investigating Committee Opens   Democrats Hope to Get GOP Support in Voting Committee Out

Knockdown Fight Looms Over Plan To Extend Probes  Democrats Contend  _ Special Committee   Democrats Contend Special Committee On Fraud Needless

Fight. Seen In Senate Probe Plan   Issue Of Extending War Investigating Committee Disputed.

GOP, Demos May Slug It Out Over War Quiz Renewal!   Partisan Fight Has Developed Over Senate Probe Groun

INLONESS OF War Probers   Democrats Recruiting Aid to Kill Committee; Republicans Confident

Stiff Fight Looms Over Inquiry Group   Senate Democrats Would End Authority to Continue War Sift

GOP, Demos Square Off: at: Battle ¢ Over: Question 6f "7" Revitalizing Probe Group: :

BATTLE LOOMS ON WAR PROBE GROUP   Extension Of Life Of Senate Committee Debated

‘Partisan : Lines Cast   A Full Dress Senate Battle Over Continuation of War Queries

First Partisan Senate Batfle Over Probers   Continuation of War Investigators Is Cause of Fight

INTEND TO FIGHT ANEW WAR PROBE   Democrats Hope for Seven G.0.P. Votes on Inves- tigating Committee   TAFT IS CONFIDENT

‘American Aid Program fo Be Supervised   U.S. to Virtually Take Over Greek Economy

United States In Full Charge Greek Situation   Griswold to Administe! Taxes, Trade, Finance, Industry, Farms, Etc.

U.S. Placed in Virtual Control of Economy In Greece Under Aid Plan

U. 5. Will Take Over Economy In Greece   Vast Program Of Eco. nomic Reforms Outlined In Note

United States May Supervise Greek Economy   Notes Between Washington, Athens Outline Many Needed Reforms

HOLD U. $. HAS      Greeks Place Yankees In Command Of  EF eanamy

U. 5. 10 MANAGE GREEK ECONOMY UNDER AID PLAS   Vast Program of Reforms, Dealing With Taxes, Industry and Trade, Will  Be Undertaken.   POLITICAL CHANGES REGARDED AS LIKELY   To Produce Real Stability, Authorities Say, Civil Warfare Must Be Brought to End.

POLITICAL REFORMS SEEN  U.S. Gets Broad Control Over Economy Of Greece

BEGIN WORK TODAY QN LAKE SPILLWAY   Workmen Start Dumping 1,500 Tons of Rock;  Sealing Later

BEGIN WORK TODAY ON LAKE SPILLWAY   Workmen Start Dumping 1,500 Tons of Rock:  Sealing Later     FIRST — IMPROVEMENT

*Red Party Chief Loudly ' Demands New Election, And Tells Meeting That ‘Carl Gruber. “Must Go”

Passengers Tell Of Train Wreck   Hospital Train Arrives Quickly At Wreck Scene

Telephone  Conference Under Wa)   Government Conciliators At Washington Call in Union Leaders.

New Phone Parley Is Called   U. S. Summons Union Leaders; May Have Peace Formula

HINT NEW PLAN FOR PEACE IN PHONE DISPUTE   Top U. S. Conciliators Call Union Leaders Into New Conference

WAR BRIE FOUND AT HOME Of AUNT       Ohio Husband -Learns She Joined Relative In  Lona Island

Hardy Researchers Probe For Solution Of Aircraft Icing Atop Bleak Ice Cube

Seeking Cause Of Plane Icing On Washingtor   Hardy Researchers Busy Atop Bleak NH Tce Cube Gathering Vital. Data

Challenge Stassen To Produce Facts On Trading Charge  Asked to Appear Before ~ a Congressional Group Probing Speculation

DEMOCRAT WOULD ‘QUESTION STASSEN   CHALLENGES CANDIDATE TO TELL WHAT HE EKENOWS ABOUT SPECULATION.

3D COLES CO. FAIR TO BE ONE OF BEST YET   Pre-Fair Service Sunday; Stage Revue New Feature

;  Eat, Drink, Sing and Sway Political Yarns Ou Trip Aboard State Yacht

Russ to Veto Plan for U.N. Balkan Watch   U.S. Accused of Crude Interference in :  . Affairs-of Greece’

N tarEK AFAR   ‘Crude Interference’ Is Charged Today by Soviet Envoy at Meeting of UN Security Council.  ‘BORDER OBSERVER PROPOSAL IS HIT

Will Veto Border Watch In Balkans, Russia Warns UN   Gromyko Lashes Bitterly at Truman Doctrine; Sees Crude Interference   WEST FANS FLAMES, RED ENVOY CLAIMS   U. S., Australia Ready To Lay Problem Before 55Nation General Assembly

«Russia Serves Notice That Proposals «For Balkans Border Watch to Be Vetoed

Russia Will ‘Veto’ UN Balkan Border Watch.   Gromyko Accuses U. S, of ‘Crudest Form of interference’ in Obiectina to Proposal

Russians Accuse U.S. of Meddling In Balkan Row   Gromyko in Blunt Statement Says He Will Veto Proposal

Soviet Delegate Bitterly Assails Truman Doctrine   Notice Is Served by Gromyko Russia Plans New Balkan Veto

Council Told Border Watch Veto ‘Ready’   Gromyko Delivers Slashing Assault On Truman Doctrine

SOVIET HITS AT U. S. PLAN WILL VETO   Gromyko Serves Notice at U. N. Council Meeting

GROMYKO ATTACKS TRUMAN DOCTRINE AT UN. MEETING   Soviet Deputy Minister Accuses U. S. Of “Crudest  Farm Of Intarfarance””

BUILD EDIFICE IN FLOSSMOOR 10 SEAT 230   Buda Chorus of -100 Voices to Give Program

rd  Pfc. William E. Way, Killed in Bat. tle of Bulge, to Be Buried Here

MILITARY RITES PLANNED   Pfe. William E. Way, Killed in Bat. tle of Bulge, to Be Buried Here

List 32 From Danish Liner as Missing   Damage From Typhoon in Philippines Now Runs Into Millions

32 Missing From Liner In Typhoon  Philippine Toll , ” Renorted At 49

49 Ave Dead, Lost In Wake _ Manila. Storn   32 Missing From Sunken Danish Liner; Comniunications Down,  - Loss Is Heavy

Sunken Liner Death Toll 32   Total Dead From Storm At 49: Much Destruction.

32 Missing in Typhoon Wreck   Full Toll of Philippine Deaths Still. Unknown

Typhoon’s Toll of Dead Not Yet Known   32 Persons Missing in Ship Disaster; Destruction Haavy

Czechs Yield fo Soviet Boycott Of European Economic Conference   Government Announces Withdraw! of Its Acceptance of British-French Invitation at Request of Moscow; Virtually Completes ‘Ban’

Moscow Likely So MakeCzech:  Drop Session   Cabinet Gets Orders From Moscow; May Quit Economic Talks

Bills Would Permit Local Elections... . Beer- Wine Studies  Up 3rd Day In Row

ARCTIC DEFENSE GETS ATTENTION   Army And Navy Prepare For Winter Training In Alaska

U.S. Army Infantrymen, Troop Carrier: To Stage Winter Maneuvers On Potential Polar Invasion Routes

U.S. Plans New Trip to Arctic   Army, Navy Cooperate On Trainina Moves

More Food Urged in Overseas Crisis; Poor Year Feared   U.S. Praised; Argentina Rapped; World Grain Conference Proposed

World Food Situation Desperate   Stocks at Lowest Ebt And Millions of Tons Needed

PLIGHT BARED WWREPORT TO FOOD COUNCIL   Group Told 800 Million Tons of Grain Needed in Three Months.

COUNCIL IN BRISTOL CONSIDERING ZONING   Revision of Plumbing Code Is Discussed by Members   ‘NAME NEW COUNCILMAN

COUNCIL DISCUSSES BOROUGH ZONING, PLUMBER'S CODE   Think Action on Zoning Should Be Taken Now To Protect Highway Area   COUNCILMAN RESIGNS   ‘Jasper Genco, Fifth Ward,  Resigns and Ralph Palladino ie Named

Aid Bars War, Senators Told   Vandenberg Pleads for Stop-Gap Fund

Incessant Clashes Between Russia and U.S. Expected in UN Parleys This Week

OVER RUNAWAY PRICES MOUNTS   Commodity and Grain Figures Deciine as Buyer Resistance Spreads

BIG MARKETS FEEL EFFECTS OF PROTESTS   Many Commodity Prices Drop In Face Of Threatened Return Of Controls

RESISTANCE TO PRICE LEVELS AND AGITATION FOR CON‘ TROLS CAUSE SOME REDUCTIONS

Danish Monarch, Victim of Heart Seizure, Sinking   King Christian Near Coma as Strength Wanes, Physicians Report

DANISH KING NEAR DEATH?   Little Change in Condition Over Weekend

General Says Criticism Is Distorted   Lee Declares Articles On Army Life in Italy Unwarranted

General Says Criticism Is Distorted  Lee Declarec Articlec   Lee Declares Articles On Army Life in Italy Unwarranted

Vets Io Get Cash for Bonds      Wrangling Senate Delays Final Adjournment of Conaress

House Adjourns Until January  Senators Bicker In Sabbath Session

House Quits At Early Hour   Nerves on Edge, Senators Quarrel Over Nominations After Appropriations  * Cared for

House Quits But Senate Battles On   Row over Confirmation OF Perlmen Holds  Linner Chamber.

SENATE SPATS DELAY EFFORT TO END SESSION   House Quits at 12:32; Forrestal Is Confirmed

Lower House Adjourns Ii Harmony.   Lawmakers Will Meet Next January Unless Called Back

SENATE HOLDS UP CONGRESS ADJOURNMENT   First Sabbath Session In Many Years Is Being Conducted

Singing House Awaits Finish. Of Legislation In Wee Hours   Promotion-By-Merit Bill For Army Gets ‘Okay’ By Congress

senate Wranegle Delays Closing   Motion to Adjourn Defeated as Row Follows Row Over Nominations; Connally Attacks Ferguson, Silenced by Chair

Senate Battles To Lafe Hour in Hectic Session   First Time in Memory That a Congress Has Worked on Sunday

News Day And Night   One Argument After Another Forces Senate Off Its Schedule   Every Measure Draws An Issue   Winding Up Of Session Expected To Occur Sometime In Morning

Tempers On Edge and One: Row After Another Develops— Three Major Appropriation Measures, One Providing $1,657,000,000 for Foreign Programs, Are Passed-—House Winds Up Labor in Outburst of Song.  ‘

Posto fice Department Warns Public Against Sending Chain Letters

DIGITALIS SECOND RATE HEART REMED)   Specialist Says “Mercurial Diuretics” Are Of Greater Impertance

Surprise Probes Being Made in All Federal Prisons  Senate Investigator: Drop in at Meal Time, at Night. Any Hour

AP’s Power Survey - Discovers Varying Degree of Opinion   Krug Believes Future is Gloomy; Others Think Situation Will Clear

Truman Will Return fo D.C. Wednesday  Takes Final Round Of Sun-Bathing Today

EASTER SEAL SALE NOW IN PROGRESS   Public Response Makes Extended Services Possible.

MINE OPERATOR IS “SEEKING PROPERTY   Government Teek Operation Becanse Owner Would Not Pay Te Cuien Welfare Fond

Rensselaer Man  Jumps From Boat Near Albany. Dock   Norman. C.: Van Wormer Reportedly Leaped Into Hudson on   Dollar Wager —

RED CROSS DRIVE MONDAY, MAR. 3   Final Plans for Drive and Annual Meeting to Be Held Saturday

Red Cross Drive Will Be Made Here Early in March   Chapter Officers Will Be Elected and Drive Plans Completed at Meeting March Ist

Bad Weather Sweeps ee  Area Of U.   Heavy Snows Reported In New Mexico, Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma

Cold Wave Coming; Day ldeal for Opening of St. Paul Winter Carnival

Violent Death Toll Hits 203 During Holiday   90 Are Reported Killed in Highway Traffic Accidents

Holiday Death Toll Climbs Over 200 Mark   94 Persons Killed on Highways: ~ 62 Are Drowned

Red Newspapers Twist Speeches   British Minister Scored For Speech Before United Nations.

Nation Plans Noisy Welcomé For New Year   Survey Of Clubs Shows: Patrons Will Find Their Fun More Expensive

BRITAIN MAY ASK PALESTINE CHANGE   Nation Studies Giving Up of Mandate if U. N. OK’s Program.

BRITISH MAY DROP PALESTINE MANDATE   Move Depends on UN Ac tion on Partition Report

‘Message From the White House... Speaker Martin Turns Clowr   Othman Tells of Suspense in HR Chamber

BRITAIN PLANS TO PULL TROOPS OUT OF GREECE   Withdrawal of Forces Scheduled at Once;  Commons Told

REPEAL OF OHIO PAYROLL SURTAX IS NEAR   BRITAIN INTENDS TO WITHDRAW FROM CREECE

DECGION 15 NOT SUBJECT TO AID PLAN   Half of Force of 10,000 te 16,000 in Process of Evacuation.

British to Evacuate Greece   Forces to Leave “When Practicable,” Undersecretary Says

Will Remove All Soldiers From Country   House of Commons is Told That Withdrawal Will Start ®As Gann ac Practicable”

C10 SUSPENDS LOCAL UNION   Action Against Copperweld Local Taken As Result Of Wildcat Strike

SEE TRUMAN SPEECH AS KEY TO °48   Jefferson Dinuer Talk Believed to Be  Campaign Pattern

TRUMAN'S TALK 1S APPLAUDED BY DEMOCRATS   President Calls Fer “A  Positive Stand” Against Aggression      OPPOSES IMMEDIATE TAX REDUCTIONS

Support Promised  Marshall   Vandenberg, R-Mich. Senator Will be With Him on Major Issues Expected to Arise

SECRETARY HAS PARTY SUPPORT ON TOP ISSUES   Vandenberg’s Speech In Cleveland Seen As Guidepost To New Cabinet Head On Score Of GOP Cooperation; Foreign Issues Arise.

Vandenberg Assurances Aid Chance Of Marshall   General Is Likely ~ To Take Over Post Later During Week

Gen. Marshall  Is Assured Of — GOP Support   He Is Expected lo Be Sworn In As Seeretary OF State Latter Part Of Week

GOP PLEDGES MARSHALL AID   General Takes His Oath As Secretary This Week.

POLICY CHANGE IN CHINA URGED   Vandenberg Is Spokesman For Republicans   BYRNES   Expresses Confidence That U. S. Can Achieve Just, Lasting Peace

Gen. Marshall To Get GOP Support  On Major Issues   Assurances Seen In Speech Of Senator _ Vandenberc.

GOP SUPPORT FOR NEW SECRETARY IS ‘PLEDGED BY SOLON   Vandenberg Says Republican: to Lend Strength to Marshall's Plans

Much of Gen. Marshall’s Program Already Laid Out   VANDENRERG INSISTENT

Vandenberg Speech Seen As Guidepost To Marshall On Score Of GOP Cooperation

SAYS GOP WILL BACK MARSHALL ON KEY ISSUES   Expect New Secretary te Take Oath Late This Week

Marshall Given Assurances of GOP Support   Will Take Office As Secretary of State This Week

GOP Will Stand Behind Marshall   Vandenberg Pledges Major Issue Support

GOP Backing for Marshall Seen   Support on Major Issues Assured in  Vandenberg Talk

Republicans To Back Marshall   Assurance Given By Senator Vandenberg

Proclaims Support   Cleveland Address By Vandenberg a Guidepost to Marshall

Installation This Week Vandenberg Pledges GOP Aid To Gen. Marshall ln New Job

MARSHALL ASSURED OF SUPPORT AS INSTALLATION NEAR; PRAISE CIVEN CONNALLY BY COTTFACUE

Marshall Assured Support From GOP, Vandenberg State:   New Secretary of State Restsin Honolulu as Plans Progress

VANDENBERGSETS G. 0. P. POLICY TO GUIDE MARSHALL   OFFERS ASSURANCE OF COOPERATION ON MAJOR ISSUES

Marshall Has GOP Assurances Of Cooperation   Senator Vandenberg Promises Aid on Coming Issues

Marshall Gets GOP Support In Big Issues   Vandenberg Spéech Is Seen as indicator On China, Latin Stands

Marshall Given Support Pledge By Vandenberg  Senator Calls For Continued Relief And  Recinrocal Trade Pact:

Vandenberg Points Way For Marshall   Senator's Talk Indication Of G. O.P. Policy

Marshall to Give Unity Speech to Brazilian Parley   Secretary's Talk Will Point Out Need of Hemispheric Unaninity

HEMISPHERIC UNITY SOUGHT BY MARSHALL   Secretary of State Making Important Speech at InterAmerican Parley.

Buries The Hatchet’ Ir Important Conference  With Argentine Chief   U. S. Argentine Relations Now On Good Footing After Marshall And Bramuglia  Smoothe Over Delicate Situation.

Addresses Conference  Tn Brazil   Hopes To Set An Example For Divided World

MARSHALL WILL ADDRESS PARLEY TODAY ON UNITY   Senora Peron Expected To Be  In Audience

Pan-America Parley Waits Marshall Talk   Session With Envoy From Argentina Boosts Solidarity

BYRD MEN SWIM IN ICY WATERS   TEST OUT RUBBER SUITS NEAR SOUTH POLE

GOP Imperils Slash In Tax,  Say Democrats   They Contend There'll Be No Money Left For Revis ions If Knutson Wins

Knutson’s Plan Under  ‘Heavy Fire   ‘‘Jeopardizes Move For Long-Range Revision Later”

COP Jeopardizing ‘Tax Change Hopes, Democrats Charge   Passage of Knutson Bill Will Wreck Future Revisions, They Feel   INEQUITIES REMAIN,  REP. DINGELL SAYS   Wartime Excise Levies Will Not Be Corrécted By Avprcval, He Holds

Generalissimo Will Name Spain’s King  Franco Given Overwhelming Approval In Spanish Voting

SPAIN'S VOTERS FOR MONARCHY   Franco Heads State and Can Name King

Manhunt Still On for Felons  24 Escaped Negro Convicts Captured; 17 Are Still Free

TEMPERATURES   Mississippi At Highest In 103 Years   ‘Suffer Near Starvation  Five Fishermen Marooned On Desolate Island Rescued

Flood Area Shaken By Earthquake  Tree   River Highest In 103 Years

7 TEXANS KILLED BY GUNFIRE  Over 20 Deaths   Over 20 Deaths During Holidays Are Recorded

RED AGENTS PRIMING POLES FOR WAR ON US... UKRANIAN FUGITIVE CLAIMS

Philippine Ties To U. 5. Must Be Kept   Pres. Roxes Explains U. S. Need; for Bases Less Than First Expected

TO REIMBURSE ITALY   Legplation Being . Considered yould Alse Provide 31 Ships

MAY RETURN PROPERTY T0 ITALY   Bill Also Provides Ships For Italian Merchant Marine

TO REIMBURSE ITALY   lation Being Considered ould Also Provide 31 Ships

DC-6 PLANES GROUNDED BY AIR SERVICE   Action Is Taken After Forced Landing Of  Burning Plane

SHERIFFS BREAK MILK BLOCKADE   Trucks, Tank Cars Escorted to New Orleans Hospitals and Institutions

WALLACE NOW __RAISING FUND   ATTACKS FOREIGN POLICY OF TRUMAN AND TAKES UP COLLECTION AT MEETING

COMMUNISTS USED. BRUTAL FORCE T0 GET LARGE VOTE   Vice Premier Charges Millions Were Driven to Polls in '* Sunday Election

Florida Storm To Hurl Foree At Gulf Coast   East Coast Wreckage Counted in Millions— At Least Two Dead,  Many Feared Missing

Suddenly Turns And To Strike About Midnight   Storm Now In Gulf But Moving Toward Pensacola; Winds Of 100 Miles  An Hone Fararaet

Property Loss High In Wake Of Hurricane   Winds Up To 100 Miles An Hour Are Predicted

Florida Storm Scene Changes To West Coast   SEVERE STORM IS FELT ALONG THE GULF BORDFR

Large 1948 Wheat Crop Is Possible   Respite Reloy in Seading im Greet Pizins; Acreage Up te Gther Areas

Bumper Wheat Crop. Possible Officials Say      Total Crop Of 1,006;000, 000 Bushels Seon_Dé          ‘Operations —

Farmers, Seagulls Battle Crickets; British Papers Feature Lynch Trial; Constellation Sets New Speed Record

Farmers, Gulls Fight Crickets   Millions of Insects Nearing Rich Farm Lands of Oregon

Farmers, Seagulls Fight Crickets Advancing on Oregon Wheat Fields

Production — Alone Can't End Inflation   So Says Tréman’s . Council of - -.. Economic Advisers

ITALIANS ROUT COMMUNISTS AS STRIKE BREAKS   Thousands of Workers Return to Jobs After Police Crack Down on Agitators, 

er ae ee ee  NO BREAK IN WEATHER   Flora Predicts Mild Temperatures for Kansas Thru sunday

Sure Preventive  Of Flu Developed   New Vaccine Will Balk Epidemics Such As After World War I.

COMMYS WANT OIL COMPANY   Report Offer Is Made For Standard Oil Development

—MOVE FAST— Bid Made To Buy Out Firm   FIELDS MAY BE NATIONALIZED

Offer To Buy Hungarian-U.5. Oil Company   Communists Consider Nationalization Of Fields; New Premier Wants Americans Out

‘No’ to Red Offer to Buy U.S.-Hungarian Oil Firm   Would Pay $5 Million; Threaten to Ban ish American Concern’s Executives

Say Reds Would Buy Oil Firm   Company Is Owned Chiefly By Standard Of New Jersey

Hungarians May Oust U.S. Oilmen   Purchase Offer Made for Company

Hungary May Oust American Oil Men   Communists Said to Have Offered to Buy the Hungarian - American Company, Maort, Threatening to Banish U. S, Executives.

Hungarian Reds Threaten Quster of U.S. Oil Men   Communists Offer to “Buy Out’ HungarianAmerican Oil Company

Hungary Reds In Oil Offer   Threaten To Banish American Executives Of Company,

Hung: arian Reds Pro pose Buy! ing American Oil Co.   Communists Reported Considering Nationalization Of Country’s Oil Fields Along With Banks And Industries; Russia Gets Cut On Royalty

HUNGARY SEEKS OUST AMERICAN O1L EXECUTIVES   OFFER TO PURCHASE HOLDINGS IN MOVE NATIONALIZE OIL

Want U.S. Oil Co. Out Of Hungary   Reds Offer to Buy . Standard Oil Co’s . ‘Holdings; Threaten  To Banish Executives

REPORTREDS THREATEN U. §, O1L EXECUTIVES   May Order Officials Out o Hungary; Want to Purchase Fuel Holdings

Reds Seek U. 8. Oil in Hungary   * Threaten to Oust ’ American Executives of Standard Oil Co.

Communists Make Offer to Purchase Standard Oil's Hungarian Holdings .

Hungary Threatens to Expel American Oilmen   Also Offer Standard Oi! Co. Twice Its Stake to Get Out nf Ceruntry *

STATE CATT GO ON RECORD FIGHT ON BREA   Four-State Program Proposed to Combat Threat of Hoof:  and Mouth Piaeoe

Risings at Different Points in Ecuador Indicate Strong Opposition to Usurper; Government Mobilizes 2,000 Troops.

GIVE U.S. TITLE TO TIDELANDS   States Lose Supreme Court Case to Gain Possession Of Oil Rich Lands

GOVERNMENT IS LEGAL OWNER OF OL - RICH LANDS   High Court Rules Against State Ownership Of Submerged Areas   LONG CONTROVERSY REOPENED BY DECREE

Continental Shelf Land Owned By Government, Court Rules; Anti-Petrillo Law Held Legal

Court Gives Submerged Qi Land to U. S.   Texans Vigorous in Protesting; Giles Talks of Secession

DECISION MAY AFFECT TEXAS Federal Claims To Coastal Oil Lands Upheld By Court

Court Upholds U. S. Title to : Oil Tidelands   Finds Act to Restrict Petrillo..N. Y. Jury System Legal

Fort Leavenworth Qperated As Up-to-Date Confinement Place For Military Prisoners

Peace Is Secure, Russian Asserts  War Not Imminent, Army Man Says

OLD METHOD IS OUTMODED New Push Button’ Telegraphy Is Unveiled At Philadelphia

WESTERN UNION ANNOUNCES NEW MESSAGE PLAN   Push-Butten Telegraph) Being Inaugurated By Firm   ONE OF TOWERS IS  LOCATED IN COUNTY

HOOS FOR LEWIS   Radio Directions For Transfusions Save Man’s Life   Gir! Missing from Summer Camp   Data on Atomic Bomb Is Stolen   U.C. To Study Haze For U.S. Air Forces   ‘Push-Button Telegraphy’ Is Started by Western Union

TELEGRAMS SENT BY PUSH BUTTON   MECHANIOAL MARVEL, COSTING $2,000,000, UNVEILED BY WESTERN UNION.

Western Union Announces Push-Button Telegraphy   New Installations Will Ultimately Replace Pole Lines —Automatic Devices To Speed Messages Over Nation

Deadline Set For Handing Union Ranks Fiscal Audit   Counsel For NLRB Says Pending Cases - May Be Thrown Out

Extend Time  For Unions   NLRB Gives Labor Until Oct. 31 to File Financial Statements

UNION ACCOUNTS UNDER NEW LAW WILL BE PUBLIC   NLRB’ Announces That Unions Have Until Oct. 3) Teo Certify That Members Have Been Furnished Financial Statemente.

Unions Must Give Their Members A  Financial Statement, Denham Rules

UNIONS GIVEN NEW DEADLINE   Allowed Until October 31 To Sign Non-Cemmunist Affidavits  HOLD lip COME CAGES

NLRB Gives Unions Until Oct. 31st to Give Members Fact:   Taft-Hartley Law Re. quires Revelation of Treasury Status

GIVES UNIONS UNTIL OCT. 31   Denham Delays Deadline For Filing Statements

Labor Unions Given Time to File Reports   Action on Thousands of Cases Depends on Union Policy

Unions Have ‘Tit October 31 fo il Out Forms    Deadline Extended By NLRB Counsel

Union Financial Report Deadline Set For Oct. 31   Lose Standing Before NLRB Unless Data Giv. en To All Members.

Union Report Due Members   Must Tell NLRB That Financial Statements Have Been Sent Out

UNIONS ARE GIVEN UNTIL OCT. 31 10 REPORT ON MONEY   NLRB Warns Financial State ments Must Be Furnished to Union Members

Unions Get Month To Report Finance Status fo Members   Anti-Communist Pledges Also Due Then; Lewis Stalls

Union Financial Statements Due Before Oct. 31   Deadline Set for Furnishing Them To Union Members

WILL & SPEAK TONIGHT   Mayor Humphrey of Minneapolis to Appear in k.U. Amphitheater

WILL SPEAK TONIGHT   Mayer Humphrey. of phrey of _viitmennatia te Appear in hk phitheater

Conferees Agree on Money For Interior Department;  Basin to Get $17,500,000      Conference Report Goes First to House For Ratification, Then to the Senate; No Tmmediate - Indication of When Final Vote Will Be Taken

Russians Call For UN Administration Of Aid   Reports Say Molotov In Long Speech Rejects British And French Proposals That Constructive Plan Be Handled By Coordinating Commission

Molotov Rejects Commission, Reports Say   ‘Leaks’ Continue Despite Secrecy at Conference

MOLOTOV SAYS ECONOMIC AID JOB FOR U. N.   Russians Reported to Oppose Coordinating Commission

USSR Rejects British Plan   Molotov Demands UN Be Given Control Of Europe Recovery Program

'U. N. Contrel of Recovery ‘Plan Is Asked   Blind Optimism Prevails at Paris Conference

Russia Wants U.N. to Guide Marshall Plan   Molotovw’s Demand Voiced at Session Of Paris Conference

Soviet Demands UN Administer Marshall Plan  Newc Rlackonut Brings   News Blackout Brings Protest From Bidault

OUSE KILLS BAN N POWDER USE   PLAN TO PROMOTE SAFETY IN MINES OPPOSED BY P, M. A,

Dathage Is Heavy In 2 State Area   Several Persons Are Known to Have Been Injured  in Storm

Darhage Is Heavy In 2 State Area   Northeast Arkansas anc Southeast Missouri Hit by Cyclone   Several Persons Are Known to Have Been Injured  in Storm

MOLOTOV STATES SOVIET NOW OWNS SECRET OF A-BOMB   Foreign Minister Tells Cheering Audience of ‘Illusion’ of United States on Matter.  R. ADIO ADDRESS  oie Ae. eatin coe ees,

TRUCE FAILS AS MARITIME UNION STRIKES   Industry Is Crippled As 200,000 Workers Are Affected Today

Ship Union in East Coast Work Halt   NMU First to  Act—Four Vessels Trak fle te Ligh:

Grade Crash is Fatal To Nine People   Young Men, Women In Overcrowded Car Hit Switch Engine

No Comment On Decision  Of High Court   Tells Congress Limita tions On Labor's Right To Strike  Is Absolute Rule.

YACHT MURDER TRIAL 10 OPEN   Explosion Slayings May Be One of Galifornia’s Most Dramatic Cases

ate  Pay For Vets, ! School Lunch F und Restor ed   Committee Also = Restores Salaries © Ordered Bv Court:

é Republican Fiscal Leaders Rally Forces After Their Initital Reverse   re MOE RATURE. RAINFALL

GOP Leaders Make New Call  For Economy   Rally From Defeat On Deficiency A p pro priation Rill- 365.000.0000. ._

GOP Solons in New Call for Economy   Majority Party Gets First Lacing in 80th Conaress

G. 0. P. BEATEN ON MONEY VOTE   House Fiscal Leaders Sound New Call For Government Economy

Raliying From Defeat, Republicans Renew Demands For Cut In Government Spending

Renew Republican Economy Call  ops pee? AAA ARA Mm? ek oe Aedinmtanney Annranriatian Billi

20 Jews Die In Rioting At Haifa   British Troops Move Into Refiner: To Check Violence

British Troops Go Into Action... . 3.2 Reported Killed In Palestine Riots

Lambert Will Head C of C   Other Officers Selected, Marshall Continues os. Secretury-Manager

Lambert Will Head C€ of C   Gther Officers Selected, Marsholt Contingess os Seeretary-Mannger

SINGER A SUICIDE   ‘Ohio Girl, Disappointed At Opera Prospects, Kills Self In New York

Aid Estimate May Be Hiked, U. S. Informed   Paris Report Places New Stress on Holding Down American Prices

U.S. Warned Any. Big Jump Would Hike Foreign Aid   Emergency Help Is Top Topic of White House Conference Monday

High Prices Would Boost Europe’ s Need   16, European Nations  » Say: Big Advance in U.S. Prices. Would Hike Their Ectimatec

New Stress Placed on Low Prices  — on  nit aoe OO niece Be   European Nations Report Bic Advances Will Boost Needs

Higher Prices Threat to Foreign Aid   ” Any Big Advance Will Cause Increase In Emergency Bill

High Prices Here Means More Cash To Help Europe   ‘Waste-Less’ Campaign to Materialize from Coming Conference

FOOD AID PARLEY SET FOR MONDAY   Leaders of Both Parties te Confer with Truman on European Situation.

Food Prices May Effect Europe Aid   Emergency Program Before White House Conference Mondcy

EUROPE 10 BOOST” ESTIMATE FOR AID IF PRICES CLIMB   Sixteen Nations Say $22,400,000,000 Will Not Be Enough If Cost of Food and _ Supplies Soars.   GREECE SAID TO WANT  ANOTHER $100,000,000   Conference at White Hous Monday Expected to Determine Whether Special  Session Will Be Calted. ~

New Stress Laid On Curbing Costs   Kimergency Aid To Be Top Subject For Re: publican And Democratie Leaders At Parley With Truman Monday

Big Estimate Of Need May F all Short   Truman Calls 2 Conferences On Food Problem

European Nations Say Price Advances Will Increase 22-Billion Aid Estimate

Youth Admits Auto, Attack   Police Quote. Man A: Drinking Heavily; Admits Hazy On Any Details. .

Occupation  : ° Costs Rise For America   U.S.. British — Reach Aceord

OCCUPATION COST DIVISION TO GWE U.S. GREATER PART      America Called On to Take Up to 75 Per Cent of Cost  of Keeping Army

LILIENTHAL VOTE 1S DUE WEDNESDAY   Little Debate Expected a Showdewn Time Nears

Calls United States Commies Part Of International Soviet Conspiracy

Charge American Communist Party Seeks U. S. Government Overthrow   Part Of International Soviet Con spiracy Claims House Group

House ‘Committee Accuses Communists Of Seeking Overthrow of Governmen'

Un-American Activities Committee Reports Reds Well Entrenched In Many Fields

U.S. Red Party Loyal to Russia, Committee Holds  - Seeks Overthrow of Government, House fF... gt :

U.S. Communist Party Is Agent Of Soviet Unior   Such Is Report Made To Congress By House UnAmerican Activities Committee   RESULTS OF PROBE GIVEN TO CONGRESS

HOUSE GROUP'S REPORT SAYS U. S. IN DANGER   Un-American Committee Says Communists Working For Government Overthrow

Formal Charges Lodged Against  U.S. Communists   House Committee Submits Lengthy Report to Congress; Says Party Is Seeking Government Overthrow

House Report Says Radicals Seek U. S. Fall   Communists Directly Linked to Moscow by Un-American Group

Communists Seeking To Overthrow U. S. Government on Moscow Orders. Charae

PROBE REPORT: ’ SAYS PARTY IS: “SOVIET ‘AGENT   CONGRESS TOLD THAT. U. 8. REDS ARE PROBABLY GET. -.  TING INSTRUCTIONS: . FROM RUSSIA:

Solons Claim Red Plot on Government   Un-American Probe Formally Charges U.S. Communists as Traitors

EXTENSION OF WAR POWERS DUE JUNE 30 —_-SHSYEN BY TRIMAN   The Congressional Leaders of Both Parties Were Appealed to.   WANTS SPEEDY ACTION   Maritime Commission’s Avthority to Charter Qil Tankers, Included.

President Asks For War Powers   Extension Of Act Beyond June 30 Urged In Several Bills Now Pending

Truman Asks Quick Action on War Power Extension  Congress Leaders Get Request to Hurry Enactment of Bills

 City Likes Children: ~ Sallisaw, Okla., Offers  New Parents Free Rent

Aspiring fo Become Southwest's Kid Center Okla. Town Informs Sfork He's Welcome

CHURCHILL PUTS UP HARD FIGHT   But Lobor Regime Adopts ‘Crisis Powers’ Bill Over His Protest

 Despite Churchill British House of Commons Approve Sweeping Powers

BRITISH LABOR PARTY IGNORES CHURCHILL PLEA   Socialist - Dominated House Of Commons Approves Sweeping Crisis Powers” Bill To Tell Men And Women Where To Work, Seize Indus tries,

Criticized by Churchill As “Blank Check”   Socialist-Dominated House Gives Attiee Hill Second leading le tay

Measure Termed ‘Blank Check’ by Wartime Leader   Conservative Party Claims Bill Would Abrogate All Rights

British House Approves Attlee Crisis Powers.   Churchill Terms lt ‘Blank Check’ For Totalitarianism

Commons Puts 0). K. On ‘Crisis  Powers Measure   Churchill Brands Bill ‘Blank Check For Total itarian Rule.’

CRISIS POWERS WIN COMMONS O.K.INENGLAND   Churchill Rips Attlee Action As Blank Check For Use Of Totalitarian Rule

‘Crisis Powers Bill Approved   Socialist House Of Commons Gives Nod To Bill Dealing With Economic Woes

Commons Votes f ‘ « . 8  ‘Crisis Powers Measure Termed  *Totalitarian’  Ry Churchill

British Labor Wins Vast Crisis Powers   Commons Passes Bill As Churchill Lashes Act as Totalitarian

British ‘Crisis Plan’ Passed by Commons  Churchill Charges Rivals Asking Blank Check for Totalitarian Rule

Commons Okays “Crisis Powers”   Churchill Describes Socialists’ Bill as Blank  Check for Totalitarian Government.

COMMONS PUTS CRISIS POWERS BILL THROUGH   Churchill Uses Sharp Words in Opposing  New Measure

CRISIS. POWERS BILL APPROVED ON FIRST MOVE   Churchill Claims Measure Blank Check For: Totali tarian Government   “BILL, WOULD GIVE MORE ~ POWERS TG GOVERNMEN]

Churchill In Fight Against ‘Crisis Powers   Socialist House of Commons Approves Attlee’s  Program; Churchill in Sharp Attack on Measure.

Crisis Bill Is Approved  In Common:  Churchill Hits ‘Blank Check’

British House Approves Bill   Churchill Sees It as Black Check for  Totalitarian Regime

Commons OKs Broad ‘Crisis  Powers Bill   Churchill Flays Measure ~ As ‘Blank Check for Totalitarianism’

Churchill Hits Legislation As Tofalitarian  House Approves Bill Without RD acard Vata

CHURCHILL WARNS LABORITES SEEK “DIGTATOR” RULE   Wartime Leader Denounces Attlee Government In  DPammane felroce

Bill Passed Over An Objection By Winston Churckil! Who Hit Its Totalitarianism   Snappy Debates Mark Approval   Government Hopes to Push Bill On Before Adjournment Sometime  Next Week

PARLIAMENT APPROVES GRISTS’ BILL AS CHURCHILL = PROTESTS   Wartime Leader Hits Labor Measure As ‘‘Blank Check” For Totalitarianism   FINAL ACTION NEXT WEEX

ATTLEE’S PLAN WINS APPROVAL   Socialist Dominated Commons Backs “Work More, Eat Less” Program.

Churchill In Attack Upon Attlee Policy   FORMER PRIME MINISTER BLASTS THEORIES OF LABOR PARTY

Attlee Plan Is Approved By Commons   Churchill’s Fight to Defeat Drastic Power Proposal Is Downed by Socialist Parliament

British Commons Votes Sweeping. Powers for Crisis   Winston Churchill Calls Action ‘Blank Check for  Totalitarian Government’

Britain's Crisis Bil      Churchill Charges Measure Blank Check for Totalitarianism

Conservatives Leader Says It’s ‘Blank Check’ For Totalitarian Powers

British Crisis Powers Bill Is Approved  Opposed Strong: Re Oheeahil]

Churchill Flays Laborite Action As Totalitarian   Government Gets Sweeping Powers  To Meet Crisis

Crisis Power Bill Wins In Commons   Churchill's Objection: Are Strenuous; Grave Threat Seen

British House of . Commons Gives OK To “Crisis Powers”   Socialists Do Not Heed Warning by Winston Churchill

Commons Passes Crisis Bill   Supports Government Emergency Legislation Despite Churchill Blast

Crisis Power Bill Passed  By Common:   Measure to Provide New Coatrols Over British Economy Under Attack Rye Former Premier

ATTLEE PLAN IS APPROVED BY COMMONS   Sweeping “Crisis Powers” Voted Despite Protest by Winston Churchill That Program Is Bid for Totalitarianism.

jstern Protest By Churchill Is Unheeded   Winnie Says Such Power In Peacetime Menaces Freedom.

Charges Bill Is Totalitarianism  ‘Blank Check’   Asserts Attlee Program Will Abrogate Parliament, British Rights

British Crisis Is Called Flimsy Pretext, Says Proposal Will Mean Abrogation of All Long-Cherished Anglo Rights

Churchill Raps Legislation As "Blank Check”   Government Says. Bill Neces$ary Tr hAapt Cricic

‘Crisis Powers’ Bill Approved By Commons   Churchill Declares Move Blank Check For Totalitarianism

British House Okays Sweeping ‘Crisis Powers   Measure Described By Winston Churchill As ‘Blank Check For Totalitarian Govt.’

British House Passes Special Crisis Measure   Former Government Head Blasts Plans As Leading Toward Totalitarianism

‘Blank Check for Tofalitarianism, End of Freedom’  Program Sought by Socialist Leaders

‘Crisis’ Bill Is Passed By  Commons   Churchill Calls It  A ‘Blank Check For Totalitarian “Authority In England

Commons Votes Crisis Measure For Great Britain  Churchill Heaps Scorn On Laborite Ministers

British Cabinet Expects - Measure to Go Thru Before Adjournment   OPPOSED BY CHURCHILL

Crisis Bill Approved By Commons   Churchill] Denounces Measure As Socialists Endorse Attlee Plan

Commons OKs British Crisis Powers Bill  ‘eb ak   Amendment Killed Although Churchill Renews His Attack

Churchill Launches Sharp Attack on Attlee, ‘Blank Check To Totalitarianism’

Churchill Flays Act As  ‘Totalitarian’ Will Mean End of  ae   Will Mean End of British Freedom, Says War Leader

Crisis Bill Passes In Parliament  Churchill Calls It  Tatalitarigan MAanenra

Attlee Crisis Plan Scored By Churehill  In Commons   Conservatives Say Proposal To Lead To Totalitarianism

Churchill Blasts "Crisis Powers” Legislation   Holds Government's Bill Would Destroy England's Freedom

‘Crisis Powers’ Bill Approved   Com: ions Backs Plan For Labor Members 

‘Crisis Power’ Bill Passes Despite Churchill's Cry of ‘Totalitarian Blank Check’   Government May Assign Citizens to Work, Take Over Inefficient Firms; Churchill Mourns Death of Freedom

BRITISH HOUSE VOTES ATTLEE'S CRISIS POWERS   Socialist-Dominated Commons Approves Bill For Draste Action

Super Production Bill Ils Approved By British House Despite Churchill

Churchill Blasts Attlee's Program  "Cherished Rights” . Endangered, He Says

Governor Cites Need To Review Road Problem   Killing OF Bill Seen As Blow To Rural Interests

Sigler Vefoes Gas Tax Hike   EE ne ee,  Statewide Survey of Needs and Sensible Allocation Formula Needed

NEW ROUNDUP IN PALESTINE   BRITISH TROOPS EXCHANGE GUNFIRE .WITH TERROR_ISTS DURING: ‘LATEST SEARCH

SUNDAY, MAY 11, MOTHER'S DAY   President Truman Proclaims Second Sunday  In May For Observance.

SYNOD JUBILEE TO BE OBSERVED   St. Paul's Lutheran Plans To Hold Celebration

Neutral Premiea May Be Named In Greece   Leaders To Examine Possibility of Forming Coalition Government

Plans Progress For Coalition Rule In Greece   Neutral Premier Held Essential For New Government ~

A NEUTRAL PREMIER FOR GREECE LIKELY   YTsaldaris Apparently Has Given Up Attempt to Form Rightjat Government.

Coalition — May Form In Greece  ~ Rightists To Try All Party Cabine'

Neutral Premier Seems Likely to be named to organize Coalition Government; Six Leaders Meet With King Paul.

Labor Bill Has  Far-Reaching  Effect Gn Unions Provides For Many Changes

One Killed  In Arab  Rioting New Violence  In Area Linking . Tel Aviv. Jaffa

Police Guard French Assembly; rafal Paris-Lille Train Wreck Reported Caused By Saboteurs

FIGHTING RAGES AGAIN THROUGH TEL AVIV, JAFFA   Jewish Defense Force Aid Physician Killed During Partition Outbursts

10 Killed in Fighting Between Arabs and Jews   Tel Aviv-Jaffa Area Scene of Rioting; Jerusalem Quieter

Lie to Visit Palestine Area   Arabs, Jews Continue to Fight with 20 Counted Slain

JEWISH-ARAB STRIFE MOUNTS IN HOLY LAND   Casualty List Is Increasing; Many Flee From Cities

Gunfire From Jaffa Roofs Covers Attack; Hagana Defense Force Bears Brunt of Jewish Fighting

Bands Riots; Death Toll 2 0   Na-Man’s Land Scene of Fighting and Fire

Holy Land Death Toll Reaches 35   Arab and’ Jew Forces Clash Repeatedly in Border Area Between Jaffa-and Tel Aviv

Curfew Is Placed on Frontiers   Within Jerusalem Walls Arab Bands Attack Jewish ‘Houses Near Wailing Wall   Guard Is Kept    Underground Society [Is Active Openly to Take Care of Jews

New, Bloody Fights Flare  In Palestine   Arabs and Jews Use Guns, Grenades and Knives In Rioting

1 Dead in Holy Land Clashes  New Violence in  Border Area Between  7? Ba, geet Balen

IRE OF ARABS RENEWS RIOTS IN PALESTINE   THOUSANDS FLEEING FROM JERUSALEM DANGER AREA

Guns Roaring in Palestine; Holy War Near   Tel Aviv-Jaffa Area Scene of New Bloody Acts of Violence

Riots Continue in Holy Land; Death Toll Is Set at 35   Area Between Jaffa And Tel Aviv Scene OF Battling---Fire, Guns, Grenades Ucad

ARABS LAUNCH NEW VIOLENCE ACAINST JEWS   Member of Hagana Killed, ‘Four Others Are  Wounded.   CURFEW ORDERED   Both Sides Reported Using Hand Grenades,  Machineruns.

Curfew Checks Arab Gangs In  Jerusalem Area   Jewish Houses Attacked. Hundreds In Flight As New Outbreaks In  City Forec

Palestine Rioters Using Grenades And Machine Guns   Cairo Teachers Organizing for Holy War; Syrian Premier Makes Apology for Attack on Legation

Number Persons Killed  Set At20   Arabs, Jews Fight With Weapons Of War

Death Toll Rises as Arabs And Jews Fight in Streets Over Holy Land's Partition   Machine Guns, Knives, Grenades, Fire Are Weapons: Sharp Exchange Of Warnings Hints Mounting Strife

Head of U.N. Plans Visit To Palestine   Trygve Lie Appoints Bunche to Position on Partition Commission *

New Riots In Tel Aviv Area  Second Day O!  KROL BDenmdamerte Cbe2lew

Grenades and Guns Used in Continued  Palestine Battle  20 Persons Killed, Hundreds Injured tn Dav of Fiahting

Arab General Strike Enters Its Second Day   Riots Sweep Tel-Aviv,  Jaffa Area; 35 Jens   Arabs. Dead

UN Seer etary Lie To Visit Palestine   Ralph Bunche, Negro, Namnied Secretary To Supervise Partition —

Arabs, Jews Fight With Guns, Knives,  Grenades at Jaffa  socenerem morntivey

FIGHTING RAGES IN STREETS OF BORDER CITIES   Unofficial Estimates Set Death Toll at 35 in 2 Days of Warfare

Jews: Stoned, ‘Beaten; “Shot as T housands of ‘Arabs -Vent Anger

20 Persons Are Killed in Riots   ‘Guns, Grenades, Knives and ‘Fire Used by Arabs  and Jews   QUIET IN JERUSALEM   ‘Trouble Started Over De- . @tston for Partition of Palestine

GEN, LIE PLANS TO PAY A VISIT ° TO PALESTINE   He Made This Announcement at Lake Success Wednesday.   MAKES APPOINTMENT.   Named Ralph J. Bunche As Principal Secretary to Commission.

Jerusalem ls Quiefer   Violest Struggle Between Tel Aviv and Jaffe Has Mounting Death, Wounds Tolk

New Disorders Break Out In Tel Aviv Area   Arabs and Jews Battle over Palestine Partitioning; Report 20 Killed, and Hundreds Wounded.

TOLL MOUNTS IN HOLY LAND RIOTS   Guns, Grenades Employed in No Man’s Land Battle Between Tel Aviv and Jaffa+ Jerusalem Oritet

Arabs And Jews Continue War’ In Holy Land   Death Toll Mounts As Dispute Over Partition Rages

Toll Increases In Palestine. Gun Battles   No Official Count - OF Casualties As Fighting Continues  Rwy CARTER T nawvincn.

Rioting Gains In Violence   Machineguns, Grenades Used: Demonstrations Spread Over Near East

Fighting Still Prevails In Palestine  Manmth Tall le Dlnrcael   Death Toll Is Placed At 20; Tel Aviv And Jaffa Areas Hit

New Riots Break Out  In Palestine  More Threats of ‘Holy War’ Come From Arab Nations

20 KILLED SINCE DAWN OF YESTERDAY   Fight, Also Involving Knives, Staged in NoMan’s Land Between Tel Aviv and Jaffa— Jerusalem Quiet.

Arabs and Jews Fight Bitterly in "No-Man’s Land’   Many Killed, Hundred: Wounded in Riots Ove Palestine Partitioning -

-DEATH TOLL T 20, JEWS AND ARABS BATTLE   Guns, Grenades, Knives Used In Holy Land as New Violence Flares

Machinegun Fire Marks Outbreaks Fourteen Killed   New Violence Breaks Out In Arab Bor der Areas.

NEW VIOLENCE HITS HOLY LAND   Hagana Members Killed As Unofficial Toll Rises

BLOOD SPILLED IN RIOTING IN THE HOLY LAND   Both Jews And Arabs Resort To Hand Grenades And Machine Guns In Small Scale Civil War: Arabs Protest Partition.

Lie to Pay Visit To Palestine  , Will Survey Spot For Meetinc Of Assembly

More Killed In Holy Land As Riots Increase   Arabs, Jews Open Undeclared War

HOLY LAND— Violence In Holy Land Increasing  Death Toll In Fighting Mounts

No-Man’s Land Scene of Arab, Jew Fighting  20 Reported Dead in  Tel Aviy-Jaffa Area

Pitched Battle Rages Between Arab, Jewish Forces Outside Jaffa   Guns, Grenades, Knives, Fire Used in Struggle; Jerusalem Relatively Quiet but List Of Casualties Keeps Growing

Border Area Fights Leave — Dead, Injured  As Ire Rises   Government Clamps “Round-Clock Curfew On *No-Man‘’s Land’

BITTER FIGHT ~ BETWEEN TEL AVIV AND JAFFA TONAY   Fought With Guns, Grenades, Knives and Fire in NoMan’s Land.   35 REPORTED KILLED   Jewish Seenrity Forces Op. erated In Three Separate Attacks.

‘New Violence Over Division  Of Holy Land   Hagana Member Slain; Cairo Mob Denounces U._S.; Baghdad And Beirut Unsettled

Tel Aviv Is Scene of New Rioting   Death Toll Is Increased to 35 In Two Days

Death Toll Mounts  In Palestine Riots   16 Listed Killed. Scores Are Injured In Partition War

Fighting. Reaches New Intensity In Holy Land   Official Reports Set Casualties At 12 As Arabs ‘And Jews Clash With - Guns. Grenades, Knives

REPORT FIGHTS RAGING BETWEEN TEL AVIV, JAFFA   Claim 20 Killed in Partition Riots: Disorders Decline in Jerusalem

Superfortresses In Mass Crossing   Boy, 9, Kills His Sister with Rifle

TEACHERS DENY SOVIET LINKUP   House Un-American Testi: mony Called ‘Ridiculous’ By Antioch Leader

OHIO COLLEGE DENIES REDISM   “Ridiculous,” Says Antioch of Charges 2 Professors Are Communists.

DRAFT 10) EXPIRE IN UNITED STATES   Midnight Tonight Is Set as Hour of Death for Program.

Draft. Law Breathing Its Last; Can     Throw Away Draft Cards Tonight

WARTIME DRAFT MACHINE WILL BE JUNKED TONIGH   Selective Service System Will ease To Exist at  RAS Iteatat

No More ‘Greetings’ to Young MeniDraft to Die at Midniaht Toniaht

Records Are Set By 1947  Solons   State Legislature Adjourns After Big Session

Quiz Mother On Story of Baby’s Death   Boy, Two, Is Found Strangled In Bed; Marauder Blamed

MOTHER GIVEN LIE TESTS IN BABY’S DEATH   Tells Police Intrude Strangled Young Son to Death

CIO UNITED AUTO WORKERS UNION SETS TUESDAY AS DEADLINE FOR ‘STRIKE AGAINST FORD MOTOR CO.

CIO Auto Workers Sef Tuesday as Ford Strike Date   UAW Rejects Company Plar ' Fo Skirt Labor Law with Clause on Responsibility

Ford Strike s Set for Tues.   Company Orders 30,00 To Work Overtime To Build up Stockpile

Ford Strike Would Idle 107,000 Men   Hour for Decision On Costly Tie-Up Must Come Tuesday

TEMPERATURES   Union Asks Top UAW Officials For Green Light   Little Hope Held For Settlement In Meetings Today

Tentative Ford Strike Date Is Set   Walkout Idling 107,000 Workers May Come Tuesday Still Nevotiatine

Vote Is 43 To 6 For Proposal   Soviet Bloc Fails To Vote; Molotov Cracks At U. §.

Trade Program Said Upset by British Shift   Currency Exchange Is Major Point In U.S. Policy

U. S. Concessions to Impoverished Britain Threaten Administration's Plans for Growing World Trade

CONCESSION MAY UPSET U.S. COMMERCE   Manipulation of British May Shift  Balance of Trade.

Hungary Is Taken Over By the Reds   Communists Have Russian Backing in Seizing  Government

Gavin, Others Block Action   Stop Location of Lab In Boston—Want It In Philadelphia

QVERTHROW OF GREECE IS AIM   Ethridge Outspoken In Criticism Of Russian ‘Aggression

ETHRIDGE SEES MOSCOW BRAND ON ALL EUROPE   Publisher Warns Greece  Must Be Rescued To  Po Peay Opes 9 aoe

Haich Says Quick Approval ef Plan To Aid Europe Needed fo Halt Reds

 He Won't = For His Mail  Newark Drops Tax Bills ‘For Man Who Can't Pay

‘Over My Dead Body’ Says Girl Proposal To Change State's Name Angers 9-YVear-Old Ex-Becklevan

VUUCh IY Lead DOGGY Says Gut Ce elated: Maat SA il  Proposal To Change State’ s ; Name Angers 9-YVear-Old Ex-Beeklevan

Mistrial Declared In Income Evasior   Jury Trying Eugene Casey, Unable To Agree, “Discharged

FEDERAL J IS DISCHARGED IN CASEY TRIAL   Jurors Unable To Agree After Ten Hours Deliberation   DEFENDANT ACCUSED OF EVADING TAXES

RAMADIER ACTS TO. STOP STRIKE   France To Draft 90,000 Util ity Workers

HEALTHY BABY CHAMPS PICKEL   Webster City Boy, Strahan Girl Winners at Fair

Girl Health  Leader Gets Higher Rank   Grand Champions Near-Perfect in Contest at Fair

Disclose American Suggestions And Soviet Reaction In Lengthy Note

Conference Of Four Powers ls Proposed   Present Deadlock Cannot Continue, Moscow Told

Would End Joint Body Deadlock   Suggests Parley Opens Sept. 8— Includes Plan For Election

SENDS ANOTHER CONFERENCE OFFER TO REDS   United States Anxious to Fulfill Commitments ‘o Korea

US Calls for Four Power Conference   Note to Moscow Seeks tc Break Deadlock Over Independence of Korea; Asks Meeting Sent. &.

'U. S. IRKED AT PRESENT DEADLOCK ~Four-Power Parley  In Korea Is Asked

United States Calls for Action To Give Korea Independence      Note to Moscow Insists Stalemate Can Not Be Continued

U.S. Renews Gall For Four-Power Parley on Korea   Note te Moscow Says Independence Deadlock Can Continue No Lenge

Effort To Speed Independence of Nation Launched   U.S. Issues Call for Conference To Begin In Capital on Sept. 8

Call for Meet to Speed Korean Independence  Request Made in   Request Made in Note to Moscow bv United States

U. S. Calls For Conference On Granting Korea Independence   Request Made in New Note to Moscow to  End Deadlock

Aim To Speed Independence Of Country   Lovett Sends Note To Russia Saying Present Deadlock Must Not Continue

U.S. Calls for Four-Power Parley To Speed Independence of Korea   Note to Russia Says Present Deadlock Over Provisional Government’ Can Not Continue; Denies Charges Hurled by Soviet Minister

New Note Is Dispatched To Moscow   Independence of Nation Delayed, U.S. Charges

4-Power Parley Suggested in Note to Moscow   Delay in Making Commitments  Good Irks US.

U.S. Calls For Korean Conference   Russia Bluntly Told Washington Can No Longer Wait In Keeping Its Word

US Asks Four: Power Meet Tc Free Korea   Note to Moscow Says Deadlock Can Not Continue

AMERICA PRODS SOVIET, URGING ACT ON KOREA   Demanding Speed on Establishing Nation's Independence, U. S. Calls for Meet

U.S. Demands Big-4 Conference to Speed Korea Independence   America Gives Up 2-Year Attempt To Reach Agreement With Russia; Session Suescested for Sentemher

U.S. Wants Korean Deadlock Broken   Calls for 4- -power / Meeting on Freedom For Asiatic State

U.S. CALLS FOR 4-POWER KOREAN TALKS   Note Asks End To SovietV. S. Deadlock

Note fo Moscow Urges Meef to Speed Freedom   Suggests General Election Despite Russian Objection ©

Ask Four-Power Parley on Korea  US. Acts To Speed Its Independence:  i

US. Calls For A-Power Parley On Korea Issue   Suggests September 8 As Date; Would Speed  Independence.

U. $. Requests Meet To Speed Korean Freedon  Note To Mocsow Says Deadlock Must Be Ended

Showdown On Korea Sought In U. S. Note   This Country Notifies Russia That There Has Been Unreasonable Delay Over Situation.

CALL FOR TALKS ONKOREAPLANS   Note to Moscow Seeks to Break Present Tie-Up

US Calls For Conference On Korea Status   ‘Can't Be Party To Further Delay'

NEW NOTE IS SENT 10 MOSCOW ASKING KOREAN SESSIONS   our Power Meeting Suggested to Work Gut Future of ° °: Korean Government

MEET ON KOREA PACT   Moves To Resolve Russian: American Deadlock

SP RAILROAD WALKOUT ENDS   Engineers Back on Jobs After 12-Hour Strike

TWELVE HOUR SIRIKE 3, P. ENGINEERS ENDS   Negotiators Meet Continuously For Fifteen Hours

Swift Approval Of Middle East Aid Plan Urged   Porter Tells House Group Greece Already Is “Living On Borrowed Time”

U.S. Mission Head Reports  On Inspection   Nation Is Living ‘On Borrowed Time, Committee [s Told

PORTER UES ASSISTANCE TO GREECE  Lead at Roan al:   ‘Head of Special _Economic_Mission Gives Views —

Towa Senator Will Suggest. Road Program   Has New Federal Aid Bill Ready For Quick '48 Action.

KIDNAPERS FAILED TO CONTACT FATHER NE NATE CROSSNO   Kennett, Mo. Girl Is Held for a Ransom of $500.   LT. DAVIS ON THE CASE   Officers Were Lying In Wait for the Kidnaper.

Kidnapers. of Missouri Girl Fail to Contact Her Father   Note, Threatening Life of 13-Year-Old Arbyrd Girl, Found at Home After Her Disappearance; Demanded Payment of $500 at 10 This Mornina

GREEK ARMY TELLS OF STEMMING NEW GUERILLA INVASION   Government Forces Said To Be Fighting Insur. gents Wearing Insignia of Soviet Troops.   STRUGGLE CALLED AS ‘MAJOR BATTLE’

Greeks Beat Back 2nd Rebel Thrust   2,000 Trapped Guerrillas Face Annihilation Near loannina

R  r Session of Council ‘ill Be Held Monday Night   3 TTEMS OF BUSINESS

A HEAVY SCHEDULE FOR CITY FATHERS   R Session of Counci i] Be Held Monday Night   3 ITEMS OF BUSINESS

Montana Chamber of Commerce to Convene Here  Two-Day Convention to Attract State Civic Leaders

Montana Chamber of Commerce to Convene Here  Two-Day Convention to Attract  lo Se ee on ee ee, rr,

YOUNG SEAMAN HELD AS KILLER   Wife Of Navy Officer Strangled In Cabin After Poker Party

Seaman Charged With Strangling Wife Of Officer  Woman Found Dead After Poker Party

22-YEAR-OLD SAILOR IS HELD 'FOR DEATH OF OFFICER’S WIFE 'INSOUTHERN MARYLAND CABIN

Seaman Accused OfKilling Wife Of Navy Lieutenant   35: Year-Old: Mother ‘of Twins Slain tn Cabin After Poker Game—Cook Is Turned Over. To " Civilien Authorities   a

Chinese Reds In Outskirts Of Changehun  Take Airport, Cut   Take Airport, Cut Rail Line in Manchuria Capital

Chinese Reds Cut 2 Key Rail Links Into. Manchuric   Nationalist Defenders of Changchun im Grave Plight, Nanking Says

SUGAR RATION OF 35 POUNDS PER CAPITA   “Mederate Increase” Steve Quets Mary Be Pessible Later On, Department Saves

Commons Has Noisy Spats   Near-Record Session Has «Drunkenness Charges, Snoring, Acrimonious Debate

ROYAL FAMILY BEGINS VOYAGE   South Africa Planning Huge Welcome For British Rulers: Trip To Take Over Three Months.

British Royalty Embarks For Visi To South Africa   Royal Family Will Leave Today For Extended Trip

TRIP TRIP-HAS IMPORTANT. BEARING  English Royal Family Ready For Voyage To South Africa

tH UE UME LAE POE _ i ————— TS;  England Bids Farew ell To Royal ‘Family Leaving For South Africa

fo four south Africa England Bids Farewell To Royal Family Leaving For South Africa

Royal Family Off on Cruise      8 lo Glimpse as Monarch  Colon Brita

Tax Bill Okehed By Senate Body  Finance Committee Approves By 10-3

Pesative Crowd« at Palace   ‘Tax Cut Bill Approy ed by  Senate Group

Senate Committee Approves GOP Tax Slash Bill  Still Doubt Measure Can Be Passed Over Presidential Veto

Senate Group  OK’s Tax Cut      ‘Bill Favored 10-3  Bv Finance Group

56 BILLION OR BUST : a ~ ‘House, Senate GOP. Reach = Impasse on’ Budeet, Taxes:

Budget-Tax Impasse Set   Rift Between House, Senate on Cuts Snarls Entire Fiscal Program

Fund Cut Halts   _ State Director  Wires Allen County Committee to Sus-  vend All Activities _

Heiress Trial lo Start Today   Louise Overell And Husky Fiance To Face Jury

Murder Trial For Heiress, Fiance Opens   Accused Of Killing Secialite Parents

Young Heiress Goes On Trial In California   Husky Fiance Aleo Charged With Murder In Death Of Her Parents On _Blasted Yacht

Girl And Fiance Calm .. fee  onal  Heiress On Trial In Parents’ Death

Heiress Is Calm As Trial Opens   Louise Overell And Fiance Charged With Murder Of Co-Fd’s Parents.

Open Trial of Young Couple, Accused 1of Murder in Double Yacht ‘Slaying

ON TRIAL FOR MURDER   Heiress and Finance Declared They Are Innocence

Overell Trial Starts Today   Heiress and Fiance Face Murder Charges In Death of Parents

Trial of Overell Heiress and Fiance Is Opened  California Girl Faces Accusation of Killing Her Parents

Peace Assurance Required of U. N.   Military Force Held Necessary

elecate Urges est OF U. N.   Member of Security Council Says Test Necessary Before Disarmament

U.N. Delegate Speaks Peace Assurance Comes Prior To  U.N. Arms Slash

Agreement Ends Dispute Based on Two Budget Bills    Legislators Acknowledge   Suggestion for Changes   Affecting 60,000 State Workers

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Eye-Witnesses Tell Of Blast  Terror, Consternation Follow Explosion

Hundred More Injured; Experts Blame Chemical:   + = =  Explosion Worse Than War, Say Vets

‘Worse Than Battle fo: Manila’  Tales of Terror and Consternation Are Unfolded in Wake of Terrific Explosion

Combat Veterans Say It Was Worse Than War Scenes Observers Compare Explosion In L. A.-To Bikini Atom Bombing

HEYBURN DRIVES AGAINST STATE'S SEX OFFENDERS   Appoints Group To Stop Rising Tide of Crimes

Workers Battle Spread Of Floot   Thousands Of Acres Of! Farm Land In Missouri Are Endangered

ODOM REACHES HALFWAY MARK   Lands at India Airport, Eight Hours From Cairo; Off on Next Leg of Flight

Odom Heading Toward China On World Trip   Bombshell Checks Out of Karachi Airport, India

Odom Arrives At Karachi In India   Takes Off for Tokyo After Refuelling Stop Of Hour and Quarter

Bombshell Near Halfway Mark On Flight  Odom Reaches India In Race For Record

Odom Winging Way To Tokyo in Bid For Solo Record  Former British Flier - Pauses Only Briefly

Odom Leaves India On Solo World Flight  Rambchell Neare   Bombshell Nears Halfway Mark

D FLIGHT PLANE IS HALF AROUND GLOBE   Odom Leaves Karachi, India, 31 Hours Out Of Chicago. [IIl.

QDOM WINGING OVER INDIA ON WORLD FLIGHT   Refuels Bombshell At Karachi Port After Hop From Cairo

WIND FAVORS BOMPSHELL IN GLOBE FLIGHT   ODOM EXPECTS TO BE BACK SUNDAY IN CHICAGO

Odom Winging Way To Tokyo in Bid For Solo Record   Former British Fliet Pauses Only Briefly at Karachi. India

Odom Heads For Karachi, India  Pilot Fresh Despite Lack Of Sleep

SOLO GLOBE FLIER ARRIVES IN INDIA   LANDS AT KARACHI AND LEAVES FOR TOKYO— ONLY  $1 HOURS OUT OF CHICAGO.

Round-World Flier Reaches Karachi, India  Departs One Hour, 15 Minutes Later

Bitter Fight Comes to End In Congress   Senate Follows House Approval of Measure; Truman’s Appeal Fails

Senate Overrides Veto After Truman Assails Act Anew   Vote on Measure Is 68 to 25, Six More Than Required for Two-Thirds Majority; Green Plans Drive for Repeal; Action Victory for Taft

Labor Bill Passed Over Veto   WASHINGTON, . June: -23,—The Senate today overrode President Traman’s veto of the Yaft-Hartiey labor bil.

Drastic Measure Becomes Law Despite President’s Protests and Fierce Opposition of Labor Unions.

Passes Taft-Hartley Labor Measure by Vote of  68 to 25 PUTS CURB ON UNIONS      New Law Bans Closed  Sho ; Amends the Sone Act

Action Ignores Truman Warning Of Serious Harm   -Major- Victory Won by GOP Despite Last-Hour Appeal: by. President

SENATE VOTES TO OVERRIDE TRUMAN VETO   68 to 25 Count Is 6 Votes Over Necessary Margin to Enact Bill

Temperatures   Law Enacted 68-25 Despite Truman’s l]th-Hour Claim Measure Will Harm Nation   Taft Voices Confidence President Will "Do His Best’ to Make Plan Work; Coalition Beats Down Foes

Union-Curbing Measure OK'd By 68-25 Vote   Taft-Hartley Bill Becomes Law Despite Truman Rejection

Senate Votes: to Override  Truman V etc  Last Minute Appeal by President Fails to Chanae Result

President Terms Measure ‘Dangerous Legislation’ in Letter To Senator Barkley,  Democratic Leader.   SENATE TO VOTE THIS AFTERNOON

Senate Kills Veto, 68 to 25, Despite ‘7ero-Hour’ Plea   20 Democrats Join Republican: Move for. Upset; NLRB Chief Counsel Resigns in Protest;  Taman Accaile Leoislation

Unions Made Responsible for Damage to Employer; 80 Day Injunction Legal

TRUMAN IS DEFEATED BY SIX VOTES   Roll Call Shows 68 to 25 Despite Eleventh - Hour Appeal by President to Sustain His Objection to the Measure.

Union Curbing Measure Becomes Law by Decisive Margin Despite Fleventh Hour Appeal by President

Measure Gets 68 Votes Out Of 93 Cast —    Final Appeal of President Is Spurned by Upper Chamber

Senate Vote Gives Suffic ent Margin To Override Veto   Truman Makes Futile Last - Minute Plea For Senate To Uphold Veto; Margin Of Vote Is 68 To 25

Truman Makes Final Effort to Kill Labor Bill   Letter to Barkley Says Bill Bad for Nation, World; Body to Vote at 3 P. A

Truman Makes Final Appeal To Democrats   Measure Blasted By Senator O'Mahoney Of Wyoming

LABOR CURB BILL VOTED INTO LAW   Democrats Join Republicans in Passing Measure

President Handed Setback As Senate Duplicates Action Of House  CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Terms Bill “Dangerous Legislation;” Saturday Filibuster Ended After 30-Hour, 22-Minute Session

Taft - Hartley Bill  Becomes New Law   President’s Final Appeal Fails As Labor Measure Passes 68-25

Solons Spurn President's Final Appeal   Outcome Is Termec Tremendous Victory for Taft

Vote is 68 to 25 to Override  Truman’s Veto   Action Comes After Eleventh Hour Plea By President To Kill Measure

Senate Defeats Truman's Veto By 68-25 Vote   Democrats Ignore President's Final Hour Support Plea

‘Passes Talt-Hartley Labor Measure by Vote of  68 to 25  MHTre Clypp Met transac      PUTS CURB ON UNIONS   New Law Bans Closed Shop; Amends the Wagner Act

SUPPORTERS GET SLX MORE VOTES THAN TWO-THIRDS   Outcome Sharpest Setback President Has Received From G, 0. P. and Great Victory for Taft.   ALL BUT 3 MEMBERS OF CHAMBER ON HAND   Counsel for NLRB Quickly Resigns —- Green Promises “Immediate Cam»yaign” for Repeal.

Senate lenores Last-Minute  Truman Plea   AFLPlansCampaign To Repeal Measure; CIO Calls Meetings

New Labor Law Major Victory For GOP Chiefs   Enforcement Now Placed On Truman and His Administration

Taft-Hartley . Bill Becomes. Law Of Land   Vote 68 To 25° _ To Passe Meature

STRIKE CURBS ADOPTED OVER TRUMAN VETO   UNIONS WILL FIGHT SHACKLES VOTED BY CONGRESS

Labor Bil IsEnacted Into Law  Upper House Votes Measure am FE  Bu

Truman Says Passage Will Harm Country   Democratic Senator — Says Check Indicates Veto Will Be Overriden By Vote of 66 to 27.

Senate Passes Labor Bill On 68 To 25 Vote   -Labor Leaders Bitterly As_ sail Measure Calling It Slave Bill.

UPPER HOUSE OVERRIDES BY 68 10 25 VOTE   Action Taken Despite Last-Minute Appeal By President

TAFT-HARTLEY LABOR BILL VOTED INTO LAW TODAY   The Senate Overrode Presi dent Truman’s Veto of the Measure.      HE VOTE WAS 68 TO 25   his: Was Six More Than the  Required Two-thirds Majority.

Larger NLRB Needs “Better” Men, Taft Says   New Labor Act, Expected Te Become Law Today, Calls For Increase In Membership   Foes Of Measure Have Little Hope   Taft Declares President Must Do Best He Can To Make Law Work, Avert Conflict

Acts Despite Final Plea By Truman   Major Victory  For Republican Controlled Congress Over Truman

Act Is Voted Into Law By Congress   Margin in Upper House Is 68 to 25 to Put Measure on Books

Overrides Truman’s Rejection By 68-25 Count in Capital   Eleventh Hour Appeal To Democrats By Chief Executive Fails To Swing Tide .

Lawmakers Override Velo By 68-25 Vole   Action Taken Desite 11th Hour Appeal By President To Uphold His June 20 Veto

Major G.O.P. Victory   Measure Provides .For Far-Reaching ‘Curbs On Labor; Vote Is 68 to 25

Senators Pass Labor Measure ©  Over The Veto   Union Restrictions Become Law Of Land As Senate Votes By 68 To 25 To Override President’s Labor Bill Veto.

Labor Bill Enacted Into  Law, 68 to 25   Administration and Republican Congress Wage Bitter Fight Over Curbing Measu

Truman's Veto ls Overridden By 68-25 Vote   Unions Are. Big Business, Taft Tells Tense Senate

Senate Fails To Heed Wish Of President   VOTE OF 68 TO 25 IS ENOUGH TO PASS LABOR BILL

Senate Upholds Labor Bill Over President's Veto   Taft-Hariley (Union-Curbing) Act Becomes Lav Of The Land Over Truman’s Protest AP a ewm WAlsl) Mlisst Natiamal 1 lnite

BY PRESIDENT   Truman's 1 tth Hour Appeal to Barkley Fails To Influence — Final Action.

‘Senate Spurns Last-Minute ‘Appeal From President And iPasses Measure Over Veto

Veto Overridden By Both Houses; President Now Charged With Enforcement Of Act He Opposed; Vote Is Victory For Republicans

Taft Confident Of Labor Bill Passage  Over Truman Veto   Calls For ‘Outstanding’ Appointments To NLRB

GOP Marks Up Major Victory Over President   Taft-Hartley Bill Curbing Labor Unions Enacted into Law

Presidential Veto Overridden 68-25   ‘Senate Musters More Than Legal Two-thirds Margin   Action Comes After T1th Hour Appeal by President Truman

_—SENATE’S DECISION ON LABOR— President Is Loser In Bitter Duel To Defeat Curbs On Labor Unions

Six Votes More Than Required  Chamber Spurns Fina’ Appeal From Truman

GOP Musters Six  Votes Over Required  Two-Thirds Maiority      Tafi-Hartley Measure Becomes Law As 68 Te 28 Vote is Mere Than Supporters Had Ccunted Unor

Veto Is Crushed, 68 to 25   Truman’s 1lih-Hour Appeal Turned Down. Labor Assatis Bill

New Labor Bill Has Become the Law of the Land   Court Decisions Likely Will Have to Be Made on Provisions

Rejects Appeal By President in Labor Bill Vote  New Law Is Curb On Union Activity

11th Hour Appeal By Truman Futile   ‘Taft Predicted Successful Vote, Thinks Truman Will Make Bill Work: O’Mahoney is Critical

Labor Bill Likely To Be Passed   Senate Expected To Override Veto Today; Larger NERE Authorived

President Suffers Setback At Hands of Republican Controlled Congress. Vote Considered A Victory For Taft is

Union Curb Measure is Now Statute   Action Taken This After: “noon After Three Hours of Debate

CHAMBER SNUBS LAST-MINUTE TRUMAN PLEA   President’s Setback Gives Legislation Six More Votes Than Needed for Passane

Bill Becomes Law by Vote Of 68-25   Last-Minute Appeal by President Fails to Alter Majority

VOTES LABOR CURBS INTO LAW, 68-25   Ignores 11th Hour Appeal From President to Kill Measure as “Dangerous Legislation.”   LUCAS SWITCHES; SUPPORTS TRUMAN   Taft-Hartley Bill Bans Closed Shop, Gives U.S. Injunction in National Emergency Strikes.

TRUMAN APPEAL  FAILS TO BLOCK  SENATE ACTION SOLONS VOTE 68-25  FOR TAFT-HARTLEY LABOR REFORM LAW

Truman Plea At 11th Hour Has No Effect  Rill Recamec law   aawer * = Sr so =  Bill Becomes Law  By 68 To 25 Vote; President's Appeal To Suctain Unheedec

Hotly Contested  Taff-Hartley Act  Passed Into Law   Senate Ignores Last Minute Appeal By Truman to Barkley

Roll Cail Begun at 1 P.M. ‘On Ball President Refused   Six More Than Two-Thirds Vote to Place Curbs on Labor Unions Despite Eleventh Hour Appec! by Truman Aacinst Measure

Taft-Hartley Labor Measure Becomes Law   Controversial! Bill Is Passed By Margin"Of Six Mdre Than The Required Two-Thirds — Eleventh-Hour Appeal By Truman Fails To Change Attitude Of Bill’s Supporters

Senators Voted 68-25 In Favor Of Downing Veto   11th Hour Appeal From President  Has Little Effect

COURT DECIDES LABOR CASES   Way Left Open For Lower Tribunal To Determine  Plant Guards Status

CANADA PUTS LID ON PRICES   Ceilings to Be ‘Reimposed On Processed Foods To Halt Upward Spiral

Steel Wedge May Hold Crash Secret  Teme Waar Srnnt   Found Near Spot Where Singer Died

INQUIRY STARTED INTO COPENHAGEN CRASH KILLING 22   Board Will Try to Learn Whether Steel Wedge Was Taken From Air Liner Before Takeoff.   GRACE MOORE’S BODY STILL UNIDENTIFIED   Sweden Mourns Death 0!  Crown Prince—Loads Planes  May Take on Flights Cut by Danes.

Anglo Loan Pact — May Be Relaxed      . Agrees, Attlee Says, to Discussions on Agreement

STATE HUNTING BAN IS LIFTED   Rains Have Minimized Fire _ Danger in Forests, Gov. : Declares in Action

Rains Lessen Fire Danger in State Forests   Sportsmen Urged to L se Caution: Small Lame Season Opens

Eyewitnesses Tell Story Of Tornado   Woodward Resident Survives Wreck Of Small Cafe

Eye-Witness Says Tornado More Horrible Than War   Man Tells Fow Cate Tumbled All Around Group as Twister Hit Woodward

China Bans U.S. Coin Circulation   Hungry Rioters Loot Shanghai Rice Store

‘Hello Girl’ Gives Warning   Operator Called Many Families Of Approaching Tornado

All Nations Warned To Steer Clear of ‘Atom Testing Atol   “Hazards” Will Abound for Year Starting One Month From Today

Keep Off Eniwetok,  U.S.Warns   ‘Hazards’ Will Exist On Atomie Test Area, State Department Tells World

Nations Warned to Keep Away From Atomic Testing Area in Pacific in 1948

U.S. W NATIONS OF ATOMIC TESTS   State Department Relays Warnings that Hazards Will Exist in 39,000Square-Mile Area Around Eniwetok.

WARN NATIONS TO STAY AWAY FROMENIWETOK   U. S. Says “Hazards” Will Exist in Atom Area Throughout Next Year

United States Puts Nations On Notice for Atomic Tests Eniwetok Won’t Be Safe “Atoll”

ATOM TESTING AREA CLEARED   U. $. Posts ‘Keep Out’ Signs Around Eniwetok

U.S, WARNS ALL NATIONS ABOUT ATOMIC TESTS   Notice Given to Stay Out of Eniwetok Area Start ing Month From Now ‘

U.S. Warns — Of A-Tests At Eniwetok   Serves Notice On World Powers Of Dancer Area

Stay Out Of Test Area, U.S. Warns   ‘Hazards To Exist In Eniwetok Sector For Year Beginning Month From Now, Report

World. Warned To Stay Cleat Of Atom Tests   United States Eniwetok Proving Ground Out Of Bounds to Ships, Planes. People

U.S. Posts Warning for Atomie Zone   State Department Tells Entire World to Keep Ships and Planes Away From Restricted Area

It May Cost You $5 Not to Vote Penalty on Staying Away From Polls New Proposal

Propose Tax for Failure to Vote   ‘Beggs Bill Designed to Get Out Heavier Stata Ballot

Arabs Receive Britain’s Plan For Palestine  "Means War” If More Jews Allowed Entry

Arab Declares Entry Of Jews Into Holy Land Will Mean War   British Deliver Compromise Plan for Palestine to Leaders: Army Will Take Initiative If Violence Breaks Out

ARABS RECEIVE BRITISH OFFER   Palestine Proposals Not Presented To Jewish  Interests Yet

British Deliver Jew Migration  Plan to Arabs   War Threatened in Event Compromise Is Put Inte Effect—

Compromise On Holy Land Delivered — By Britain  Reported To Call For Admittance  LNrl TAH AAR T.......

BRITISH PLAN QN PALESTINE GIVEN ARABS   Say Proposal Provides Immediate Entry Of 100,000 Jews

British Submit Palestine Program   Arabs Refuse Any Further Immigration

Compromise Plan on Holy Land {migration Provides _For Fntry of 100.000 Jew:

JEWS WARNED ARMY SET FOR ANY VIOLENCE   Compromise Solution I Reached By Cabinet; Details Secret

Arab Leaders Given  British Plan  Compromise Is Not alleonoan jn   Compromise Is Not Delivered to Jewish Deleaation

Arab Leaders Given British Plan   Compromise Is Not Delivered to Jewish Deleaation

Report 100,000 Jews Would Be Admitted at Once  London Ready to Act If Violence Follows The Announcement

Compromise Plans Sent _Arab Leaders   Britain Reported Ready to Admit 100,000 Jews to Palestine

One More Jew in Palestine Means War, Say Arabs   British Deliver Com. promise Plan for Holy Land

ARABS TRY TO BAR JEWS IN PALESTINE   COMPROMISE PLAN OF BRITISH MAY CAUSE CLASH

Some Hope for Break-Up in Searing Heat   Cool Air Moves South With Relief Promised Northern States   Midwest Heat Wave Causing ‘Apprehension Over Corn Crop

Winter Presses Its Siege Across State   Temperatures Climb Slightly; Cold and  Snow Due Today

Dakotas and State Hit by Strike, Storm   Orderly Picket Lines Form Before Exchanges; Duluth Bears Brunt

Ex-Dictator Regains Rule Over Siamese   Former Field. Marshal Te Set Up Coalition Government 

Siamese Coup ReturnsPower -ToEx-Dictator   Jap Collaborator Regains Authority; Coalition  Reeime Slated

Japan War Aide Ousts Regime in Bloodless Coup  Plans Coalition Government to — “Save Country”

Second Coup By Songgram Ousts Regime   Japs’ Collaborator During War; Evaded War Crimes Charges

OLD DICTATOR REGAINS RULE OVER SLAMESE   Philbun Songgrams Say He ‘Saves Country

Former Siamese Dictator Again Seizes Power   Bloodless Coup Is Successful in Overthrowing Regime

Ex-Dictator Grabs Power  In Bloodless Siam Coup   Nawasuwat Regime Is Overthrown  By Pibul Songgran With Aid of Armv

EX-DICTATOR SEIZES POWER IN SIAM COUE   Regime Of Nawasuwat Overturned Without Shot Being Fired

BLOODLESS COUP STAGED IN SIAM BY EX-DICTATOR   Pibul Songgram, Who Aid ed Japs, Nation’s New “Strong Man”   COALITION CABINET IS PROMISED PEOPLE

Army Assists Bloodless Coup For Songeram   Nation Quiet ax People Hope New Government May End Corruption

SIAM PREMIER IS UNSEATED IN BLOODLESS COUF   Ex-Dictator Songgram Is Returned to Power; Plans to Set Un Coalitior

Blame Wreck On Split Rail   One Person Killed And About 20 Injured In Wreck In Missouri

SAY SPLIT RAIL CAUSED WRECK   One Killed, Scores Injured As Crack Frisco Passenger Piles Up Near Republic, Missouri.

Greek Govt. to Invite international Group To Oversee Amnesty Plan

Mikolajezyk Case Worries Embassy   Poland Sends Grosz to London to Give Explanation

GERMAN SHEPHERD CALLED POTENTIAL HAZARD - -  Blind Girl Mast Choose Either  Seeins-Eye Dog Or High School

SCHOOL BOARD RULES AGAINST SEEING EYE DOG; BLIND GIRL FACES LOSS OF ‘FYES’ OR ERIENDS

School Board Bans Seeing-Eye Dog from ‘Attendina Classes with Blind Mistress

Blind Student, 16, Ponders Decision Girl Must Choose Between ~ School And Her Guide Dog

‘Blind Girl Can't Take Her ‘Eyes’ ITo School, Education Chiefs Rule

Naval Hospital Plane Crashes; 1 Dead, 20 Hurt   Rader-Controlled Landing At Fog - Shrouded Oakland, California Airport Misfires; WAVE Medical Corpsman Only Fatality

One Killed, 20 Persons Are Injured   Fog-Bound Airport At Oakland, Calif., Scene Of Crack-Up

21 Aboard But Only One Death Caused When Ship Exolodes After Landing   First Radar Landing Accident, Navy Says; :Plane Skids Thousand. Feet, Throwing Occupants Ont Before Tt Blows. ITn

TAL PLANE™* EXPLODES, BURNS, { KILLED, 29 HUR   Navy Craft Crashes at Oak land, Calif., Airport While . Making Radar-Controlled Landing.   INJURED SCATTERED ALONG THE RUNWAY

Radar-Controlled Hospital Plane Crashes. Burns: 1 Killed, 20 Injurec

One Dead, 20 Hurt As Navy Hospital Airplane Crashes   Was Making Radar-Controlled Landing In Foq

WAVE Is Dead in Oakland Port Tragedy   Passengers Hurled From Ship Onto Foad-Veiled Runway

Navy Hospital Plane Cracks Up, Explodes   One Killed, 20 Injured as Big Ship Crashes, Burns Tn Making Radar-Guided Landing tn Oakland Baw

WAVE Is Dead in Oakland Port Tragedy  Passengers Hurled From Shin Onto   Passengers Hurled From Ship Onto Foq-Veiled Runway

20 Are Injured When Hospital Ship Cracks Up   Passengers, Wreckage Scatfered Like Chaff

Marshall May Be Planning Early Return   Indications Secretary May Leave London Parley Middle Of Month   MARSHALL PLANS ONE PUBLIC SPEECH

Vice-Presidents For U.N. Assembly Are Agreed Upon  Palestine Session Will Open Monday

Big Five Nea Accord on .  U.N. Offices   Specific Proposal for Palestine Is Being Sought

Big 5 to Give Small Nations ~ Posts in U. N   Accord Reported Reached On Officers Cor Special  Paleatine Session

“BIG FIVE” SLATE OF CHAIRMEN SET      Small - Power Vice Presidents Shape For Special UN Seasion Revarding Palestine

Global Plane  Is In London  Editors On Pan-Am Airliner Meet Attlee, Other British Leaders

County Court News Of Sioux County   John E. Buckley Was Arrested An¢ Charged With Operating Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated

County Court News Of Sioux County   Jobn Hymans Filed Suit Against the C.M. St. BP. & P. R. RB, for Tv Damages to Auto!

PARTY SPLIT ON RENT CONTROL   “COMMITTEE DIVIDES ALONG PARTY LINES

Planning Formula To Continue Control On Rents Beyond June 30   Demand For New Labor Laws ‘And Strike Control Legislation Before Congress; Study Big Air Safety Finance Program.

Clay Threatens to Seize Hoarded Foods  Agitators Facing Jail Terms for Stirring Up Unrest

Clay Threatens to Seize Hoarded Foods  Agitators Facing  Jail Terms for Oe eate Wc Pee 8

OVER 40-FOOT EMBANKMENT   Wrecking Crews ews Are Hoey Haaling Out Greyhound

Two Women Die In Bus Wreck Near Dunkirk   Greyhound Bus Skids, Goes Over 40-Foot Embankment: Twenty Persons Injured

OVER 4-FOOT EMBANKMENT   Wrecking Crews Are Busy Haul ing Out Greyhound Bus

‘Terrifying’ Future Weapons Seen   ‘Super Sound’ Device Envisioned by Gen. Kenney

TO BREAK DOWN NERVE NETWORK   Airtorce Leader Predicts Super Sounds To Break Down Nervous Systems Of Whole Populations: Other New Weap ons.

Many Possibilities Are Probablefor Super ‘ Weapons of Future Wars

MAY USE SOUND TO BREAK DOWN NERVE NETWORK   Airforce Leader Predicts Super Sounds To Break Down Nervous Systems Of Whole Populations: Other New Weap ons,

Supersonic Weapon Is Forecast   Another Seeret Device Greater Than Atomic Bomb   Secret Anglo-American Weanon Also Develoned

FLAMES SWEEP BIG STOCKYARD   Portland, Me. Waterfront Fire Causes Loss Of $225,000

UN Will Reject New Soviet Plea   Vishinsky’s Attack Shocks Delegates At Assembly

Demand For Suppression Of War Propaganda Would Restrict Freedom Oj Speech.

RUSSIANS DEMAND U.S. BE BRANDED AS WARMONGERS   Vishinsky Speaks for Two Hours at UN Meeting; Address Is Not Received Favorably.   FREEDOM OF PRESS IS EVEN ATTACKED

Red Attack Stirs Ire Of Delegates   UN Expected To Reject Russian Plan For Defeating Marshall’s Proposal

Seven Superforts Start Second Leg Of Long Flight   Eighth Plane Delayed At Anchorage By Radio Trouble

$1-a-Year Drinking Licenses Proposed ~ As Means of Financing Ohio Vets’ Bonus

Mannheim Crime Keaps Yanks Busy   They Call It.Little Cicero, Its: Lawless Center of Germany

» Srerece Gf 26 870 FES CTTE CECE eS  Killins. Retin Turn MannheimintoCrime Capital Of Germany

Mannheim, Crime Capital Abroad  Gangs Operate as in Bootleg Chicago

Mannheim's Gangsters Turn Ruined City Into ‘Crime Capital’ of Postwar Germany

NAM STEPS INTO. PORTAL PAY ROW   FIGHTS MAKING PAYMENT RETROACTIVE

NAM Steps Into Portal Fracas   Asks Courts Deny All Claims In Suits For Back Wages

NAM. REQUESTS COURTS 10 DENY PORTAL PAY SUITS   Organization Charges Union legal Actions Endonger

National Association Of Mantufacturers Steps Into Controversy Over Portal-To-Portal Pay; Files Brief At Detroit   NATIONAL ECONOMY MAYBE ENDANGERED

Mild Hoboken Business Man Takes McFeely’s Job After Reform Wave Ouster

Eleven Day Bride Slain In Detroit   Hold Four Men In Connec tion With Killing—Dismembered Body Found   In Allev

[OPA ADVISES HOUSEWIVES INO SEFECIAL CANNING SUGAR STAMPS WILL BE ISSUED

COTTAN FIVTT RES   Senator Taylor Plans Horseback Tour Of Nation In Behalf Of Peac«

Opportunity For Youth Stressed At Short Course   Nine Pocahontas County Boys Enjoy Trip to Ames

ASKGOVERNMENT CEASE PRINTING NAMES TRADERS   SAYS HEARTACHES ARE RESULTING TO INNOCENT PEOPLE

He’s In The World’s Biqgest Doghouse  Sergeant Lands Stateside The Day Spouse Leaves For Japan

POLISH LEADER RESIGNS POST   Coalition Government Or Broad Lines Expected To Follow Kristensen

Society Beauty Found Strangled      Body Of 31 - Year-Old Wife Of Artist Is Recovered From Creek.

ARTISTS WIFE FOUND SLAIN   Body of Atlanta Society Beauty Is Discovered in Creek

ATLANTAWOMAN IS FOUND DEAD   Body Of 31-Year-Old So. ciety Beauty Found Ir Peachtree Creek; Appar ently Strangled.

Body of Atlanta Artist's Wife Found in Creek   Police Report Woman Apparently Was Stranaled

Atlanta Beauty Strangled   May Have Been Raped; Soldier Held in Illinois Slaying

THEY HOPE FOR HOME BY. CHRISTMAS ; Family ‘of 10. Living  in 8x12: Chicken Coop.

4-Car Crash Kills Three  Five Others Injured On Icy Highway Near Norwood Minn.

HOUSE ADOPTS DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION   Bill, Unanimously Ap.  proved, Will Re. plenish Public As. sistance Funds.

REVIEWS RULING ON GIINSURANCE   Supreme Court Hears Oral Argument In Religious Education Case

ELECTION DATE SET ON APRIL 5  Cafeteria Expert Named  For School System Here

Legion Is Told Housing Still Big Problem   Speakers In Favor Of Armed Training For Nation’s Youth

Legionnaires Hear Need Of Military Law   UNIVERSAL TRAINING IS STRESSED AT STATE MEETING

Otherwise, He Feels, I Might Be Seen as U. S. Imperialism  Against Reds

ASKS UN STUDY GREEK PROBLEM   Senator Pepper Says Course Is Advisable Lest U. S. Action Be Taken As “Imperialistic Move” Aime@g At Russia.

U.N. ACTION IN GREECE ADVISED   Pepper Against Individual Step By U. S. In That Nation   REVIEW IS PREPAREL

Girl Confesses Killing Brother   Jealous Sister Bashes Boy’s Head With Hammer

Seventeen Year Old Girl Who Slew Hated Brother With Hammer Says Innocent

3 Says He Got Parents’ Love....  ~Girl Shows No Emotion ‘After Slaying Brother

Problems Face Iowa Legislators as They Return to Work Next Monday

President Signs Bill Increasing Mortgage Funds   Will Enable F.H.A. To Precess A Pile Of Accumulated Insurance Applications

TRUMAN PLEA EXPECTED FOR ND TO GREECE   May Give Message Explain ing Latest Implications in Foreign Policy

Midwest GOP Is Not Planning a Convention Bloc  Meeting at Omaha Votes   Meeting at Omaha Vote: Resolution Asking for European Information

MIDWEST 6. 0. P. SIDESTEPS BLOC   CALL FOR CONVENTION WITHOUT DICTATION—INDORSE JAFT-HARTLEY LAW.

Lingering Costs of War Disclosed in Big Deficiency Bill   Nearly 75 Per Cent Directly Concerned With World War II

War Costs Shown In  House Bill   Appropriations For Deficiencies Show  Ht Didn't End When Last Shot Was Fired

$2,470,000,000 , Deficiency Bill Goes to House   Veterans’ Funds and Foreign Relief Get. Near 75 Per Cent

House Bill Is Reminder of World War I   Deficiency Bill for 2} and Billion Sent to House Floor

Appropriation Bill Approved By Committee   VA and Foreign Relief Are Major Items in $2! Billion Measure; Cost of War Not Over Yet.

75 Per Cent for Veterans Administration and Re hef Abroad   IS OVER 2 BILLIONS   Efforts at'Economy Shown in Measure Sent to  House Today

2 1-2 Billion Deficiency Appropriation Measure Is Received By House   75 Per Cent Of Total Goes Toward War Cost

Huge Deficiency Bill Sent To House Today  Veterans’ Setup, Relie’ Aid Abroad Are Principal Recipients

House Gets Deficiency Funds Bill   Most to Go  For Items Connected With The War

VA and Relief Take Most Of  Deficit Bi!  wl   Appropriations Body Backs Deficiency Bill

VETERANS REGIME, FOREIGN RELIEF GET BULK OF FUND   ‘ommittee Denies Addition* al Money-for tobor Refetionse Baard

‘World War Costs Subject of Bills —   Deficiency Appropriations Given Appoval of Committee

V.A. Funds Of $1,510,694,500 Asked in Deficiency Apprepriations Bill

House Gets Huge Deficiency Bill  Committee Lops Off Half a Billion from  Truman Request

Committee Backs House Deficiency Appropriation Bill  a » eee s ir   $2,471,498 548 Measure Has No Relation to Budget

COST OF WORLD WAR PILES UP   Deficiency Bill of over Two Billions Okayed by House Committee

Nearly 75% Related To War Items   Appropriations Measure s Backed By Committee Of House; Is Reminder Of War's Survival

TWO BILLION DEFICIENCY ~ FUNDS ASKED   Nearly 75 Per Cent of Appropriations Bill Reported Out of Committee Is for Expenses Connected With War.

Huge VA Fund Among Items Recommended   House To Consider Deficiency Measure, Including Relief Sum

Deficiency Appropriations Measure Emphasizes Cost of War Continues

Deficiency Bill Reflects Price Of Waging Wai   Veterans Aid, Relief Abread Account for 75 Per Cent of Total

Deficiency Bil Is Sent fo House   Three-Fourths of Sum Connected With War

VA, European Relief Aid to Benefit Under Terms of Deficiency Grant

Veterans Administration Gets Almost Billion and Half, but  Beata Wetteninto

Russia Demands Satisfaction On Renaration Plan   No Settlement Of Germany’s Economic Future Unless Soviet Gets Reparations Sought.   U.S. IS NOT ‘‘BUYING”’ ANY PACT—MARSHALL

U.S. Asks UN To Help Halt Aggression   Austin Tells Council Greek Plan Designed To Gain Common Goal

Rescue Efforts Blocked By Gas; Fears Expressed   State Police Take Charge At Scene Of Explosion: Mine Elevator Is Disabled

Yacht Murder Case To Jury   No Indication How Soon It Will Reach Verdict

NOW WITH JURY      Jury Takes Case at 4:14 P.M. Friday and Is Sent to Bed Shortly After Midnight — No Indication of Reaching Verilct Soon. ee

OVERELL JURY DELIBERATING      Members Pondering Yacht Blast Deaths Locked In Hotel For Night

Await Verdict la Overell Case   Jury Deliberating On Ver dict In Long-Drawn Out Yacht Murder Trial

RUMMEL IS APPONITED DEAN OF OSU AGRICULTURE: COLLEGE   UNIVERSITY "TRUSTEES ACT DESPITE PROTEST OF “GROUP OF CENTRAL — OHIO FARMERS

2,000 BUFFALO TEACHERS QUIT   Largest Walkout Of Kind Ir U. S. History Launched

‘Carry On With Dignity’ Two Thirds Of Buffalo, N. Y. School Teachers Out On Strike

Many Butialo Teachers Strike  Officials Order All But 20 of City’s aoe ¢.Larle Claced

Buffalo School Teachers Strike      Two-Thirds Of Nearly ~ 3,000 Walk Out. in * Protest To Waves.

Two Thirds Of Buffolo’s Public School Teachers In Wage Strike Walkout

Seeking Higher Pay, Teachers In Buffalo Strike, Closing Most Of City’s Schools

More Than 2,000 Buffalo Teachers Strike   Walkout Is Largest in U.S. School History

SCHOOLS SHUT AS TEACHERS STAGE STRIKE   Buffalo Walkout Is Larges In U.S. History; 60,000 Pupils idle

Gates Must Act On 300 Bills By Saturday ;   Total of 410 Measures Passed - By Legislature

85th Assembly Is Over; Pass Over 410 Bills   House and Senate Agree on Amendments to Bill Distributine Highway Funds

U.S.- Russian Outlook Blamed On Politicians   Soviet Ambassador Blames Churchill For Organizing Blocs Directed Against Reds; Voices Friendship

Propaganda Is Blamed for Recent Rifts  Winston Churchill Is Accused by Rus«sia’s Ambassado

Novikov Says "46 Fears False  Soviet Ambassador Blames Propaganda

PHONE WORKERS FOR STRIKE, 20-1   VOTE FOR WALKOUT UNLESS SETTLEMENT IS REACHED BEFORE NEXT MONTH.

Telephone Workers Favoring Strike by Vote of 20 to 1   Partial Count Taken of Employes in Six States

Durocher Fires Oratorical Broadside At Judge Who Says “He’s An Interloper’’

Lippy Leo Speaks For Laraine....  Boss Of “Dem Bums” In Broadside At Judge Who  ierms Him “Interloper’”’

320,000 Idle Over Nation Revealed In Labor Roundup   Far Flung Strike Front Affects Industries In Many Lines

RASH OF NEW STRIKES MAKE 320,000 IDLE   IMPORTANT MOVE PREDICTED IN PHONE TIEUP

NIGHT’S PHONE — TALKS UNENDED      Workers In Steel, Cement, Building, Tobacco And Tracking

BETHLEHEM OPENS THE XMAS SEASON   Lights Will Be Switched On Iluminating Star On Meuntain  ATTRACTS — VISITORS

NO Room For Him There  Peace in Bethlehem? Yes But Not in the Manger City

31 PERISH IN TRAIN COLLISION   Two Electric Trains Collide In London Fog

LONNAN TRAINS COLUDE. 31 ME   Disaster In Dense Fog At South Crovdon Injures 63

Thirty-one  Di            “Report 63 inj Crowded ‘Treti Struck: from Rear Inia Henvgo BAw

TWO ELECTRIC TRAINS CRASH IN DENSE FOG   One Train Rams Rear of Another as It Creeps Along Towafd South Croydon— Worst Rail Disaster in Two Years.

31 PERSONS KILLED IN SUBURBAN TRAIN IN LONDON FOG   Hospitals Reported 63 Injured In the Crash of Two Trains.   NEAR SOUTH CROYDON   It Was Britain’s Worst Rail Disaster In Two Years, Officials Said.

31 Dead in British Train Accident  Britain’s Worst m.?*s Matr...2....   Britain’s Worst Rail Disaster In Two Years

Marshall States Soviets Mum on Prisoners’ Fate ' Claims -700,000° Not  _ Accounted for; U.S. To Cut China Force

MARSHALL SUBMITS CHINA FACTS   To Big Four, As Per Promise At Conference

NO INFORMATION ON 700,000 JAPS SEIZED BY REDS   Marshall Says Our Forces In China Are To Be Cut

U.S. Seeking Data On Japs Taken as  Prisoners of Soviet   Withcut Information as to Disposition of Manchurians, Says Marshall   DISCLOSURE IS MADE IN NOTE TO MOLOTOV   Secretary of State Also Reveals Plans for Cutting Forces in China

Reduce Our China Force To 6,180   Marshall Tells Plans at Mos cow—Has ‘No Informa tion’’ on Japs

MARSHALL SAYS REDS SILENT ON JAP PRISONERS   Says No Information Available On 700,000 Nips   Report American Forces In China Will i Be Reduced

Red Veil on  Japs Cited By Marshall   Yank Refers to Lack of Data About 700,000 Taken by Russia.

Senator Reed Puts Finger on Shady Railroad Deals   Declares ICC - Permits Bankruptcies Which Rob the Public”

Legal Robbery of Roads Is Hit  Reed Prepared To Impeach ICC, Word

SEN. REED HITS “TOG RAIL ORDERS   “READY TO IMPEACH”? MEMBERS TO GET CHANGE IN BANKRUPTCY PROCEDURE.

ICC Action in Rail Deals Blasted by Reed   . Kansas Senator “Ready “To Inpeach”. Commission Ear Ragraun Actian

Senator Reed Puts Finger on Shady Railroad Deals  armit<   Declares ICC Permits Bankruptcies Which Rob the Public

ofense Begins «timony Today Dawson Trial   Nine State Witnesses Asrt That Recorder Was  sert Driving Dangerously

Miss. Governor Would Reappoint Bilbo, Paper Says  Wright Reportedly Told Solons Of Plan

GOVERNOR WRIGHT STANDS READY TC REAPPOINT BILBO   Deciares He Will Act if Senate Denies Seat to Legislator Upon Latter’s Re turn to Washington.   T, L. BAILEY’S WIDOW BOOMED FOR PLACE   Business and Professional Club Women Indorse Her for Interim Term if One Exists.

Ft. Lauderdale Area Is Hit by Center of Shrieking Windstorm   Gusts Hitting over 100 Miles an Hour Move Inland Toward Lake Okeechobee; Storm Cuts Off All Communication with Stricken Cities

WIND VELOCITY OF 113 M. P. H. REPORTED   Miami Water Supply Out; Communications Fail

No Report Of Toll In Big Blow]   Wind Velocities Of 115 M.P.H. Marked; Communications Fail

Marshall Gives Approval fo Plan for U.S. Backing of U.S. of Europe

US. of Europe Wins Favor Of Marshall .   State Secretary Says Peoples ‘Must Decide On Organization

UNITED EUROPE MARSHALL GOAL   Secretary Of State Approves United States Of Europe Within Framework Of Linited Nations.

Marshall Favors U.S. of Europe  Okeys Resolution Now in Congress

Marshall Favors U.S. of Europe Wants Congress to  Go on Reeord as Ammenvwinegw thea Dlanw

Marshall For United States Of Europe   Favors Congress Going On Record For Unity Within U.N. Framework 

Marshall Approves Resolution Favoring Creation Of United States Of Europe

Marshall for Congress Resolution Favoring United States of Europe

Marshall Favors Creation of United States of Europe Within UN Framework

Marshall Favors United States Of Europe Plan   Congress May Pass Resolution Giving lts Approval

United States Of Europe Plan Given Support   Marshali Backs Proposal In Response To Request By Vandenberg For His Viewpoint

United States — Of Europe Wins  Marshall Favor   Congress Resolution Supports Federation Within U. N. Frameworl

Joe Louis Heads List— them ai  Ten Outstanding Young Men Picked for'46 75°

Britain Cracking Down On Strikers   Declares Military Force: Will Be Used To Maintain Essential Supplies   TRANSPORTATION STRIKE FEARED

Britain To Use Armed Force In Transport .   Fear General Strike After Unauthorized Walkouts in London

Communists ‘Expelled by Ramadier   ‘ Cabinet Is Cleared by Premier After Vote of Confidence

FIVE COMMIES EXPELLED FROM FRENCH CABINET   Action Taken After Pre mier Ramadier Is Given Vote Of Confidence   WAGE-FREEZING ACT ACCORDED APPROVAL

EXPEL F COMMUNISTS   Five Ministers Ousted After Vote of Confidence Is  Given to Ramadier

Reds _Expellec From Cabinet By Ramadier  French Assembly Gives Premier Vote of Confidence

FRENCH DISMISS RED MINISTERS   National Acsembly Gives Ramadier 2-1 Vote o! Confidence With All Communist Members  [ot ee 1

Communists Are Expelled From Cabine'      French Socialist Premier Given Vote of Confidence

FRENCH EXPEL > COMMUNISTS FROM CABINET   Premier Ramadier Gets Vote Of Confidence From Assembly

Sheriff Reports Prison Practice  Lets Trusties Ouf  Rand and Wife to Go Before Court  Cam [mnt dant

Order to Halt Walkout Signed by Court Under New Taft-Hartley Law

Order Forbids Strike Continue  Marks First Action Under New Labor Ac!

Court Enjoins Port Strikers   Taft-Hartley Blow Leveled At Longshoreman Locals

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today          First Strike Restraining Order Issued Under Labor Law

Court Halts ILA Strike Under New Labor Law   Action In Port Of Albany Dispute First Taken Since Taft-Hartley Act

Federal Judge Curbs Strikers Under New Act   Taft-Hartley Law Used to Restrain AFL Teamsters

FEDERAL COURT CALLS FOR HALT IN PORT STRIKE   Signs Order Under Taft-Hartley Law Restraining Albany Longshoremen From  Continuing Walkout.   GRAIN SHIPMENTS BLOCKED BY TIE-UF   Action Similar to That Taken Against John L, Lewis to Compel Him to Send Miners Back to Work.

LONGSHOREMEN ARE RESTRAINED BY ORDER   Federal Judge invokes Provisions Of Taft-Hartley Act To End Albany tValkout

About 150 Affected; First Such Action By Government Under Provisions  Of Taft-Hartley Act

Wolcott Presents Three Point Plan To Fight Inflation   Compulsory Wage, Price Controls Not (Included

3-POINT PLAN PRESENTED T0 EXTRA SESSION   House May Vote Aid Price Lids

USERS RESPONSIBLE FOR POLICING FIELD   Use of Athletic Ground At Langhorne Made  DEMAND SLIPERVISION

Finds Danes Fear Nation Ultimately ‘Will Fall Victim To Russ Expansion

-Hansg Nashyv. Auduhon-  Finds Danes Fear Nation Ultimately Will Fail Victim To Russ Expansion.

Attlee Defends Bevin Policy   Says Britain Earnestly Seeking World Peace

Attlee Says Britain Is Subservient to None   Defends Bevin Policy--“Seeking Honestly to Build Ulin World Pen-na™

Bevin Given Attlee’s Aid  Miwicter Neclaree   Minister Declares  UN Plan Is Upheld

Grand River Dam, Power Project Is Dedicated Saturday   Gov. Turner Says Is New Frontier for Industry, Recreation, Better Life

DEDICATION OF DAM ATTENDED BY THOUSANDS   Turner Speaks from Ato; Huge Power Project at Day-Long Celebration

Still Seek Funds For Aid In Europe   Some Success in Stop-Gap Help Claimed by President

Still Possible Congress May Be Assembled   President Tells Newsmen Special Session ‘Not Out’

Grain Gambling Is Under Probe Of General Clark   [In Announcing This Truman Sees Success of Food Conservation.   He Sees No Need for  Return to Rationing

Special Session May Be Needed To Aid Europe   President Explains Problems Involved

AGENCIES STILL TRYING TO FIND STOP: GAP AID   DEMOCRATIC SENATOF DECLARES SESSION IS URGENTLY NEEDED

Still Possibility Of  Conaressional Recall   Truman Tells News Conference Decision Has Yet To Be Made; Now Searching For Funds For Stop-Cap.

SPECIAL SESSION IDEA NOT DEAD, TRUMAN AVERS   Still Possibility, He Says, Congress Will Meet on Europe's Woes

Chief Executive Still Undecided   Truman Reveals Attorney General Investigatine Gambline on Commodity Fxechancase.

Special Session Not Yet  Downed   Search Continues For Funds To Aid Europe

No Decision Is Yet Made, Says Truman   Some Progress In Development Of Stop-Gap Aid

( ongress Recall Seen a Possibility   Truman Says Aides Still Search for Stop-Gap Funds

TRUMAN SAYS CONGRESS CALL STILL POSSIBLE   Barrel Being Scraped To Deal With Emergency Aid To Europe

Truman Declares Special Session stil ls Possible  Some Progress Mad In Finding Bowars  a Oa ea

TRUMAN SAYS DECISION NOT YET REACHED   Is Still Searching for Funds for Emergency Help to Europe.

Truman Says Session Call Is Possible.   Administration Still, However, Seeking Stop-Gop Funds for Western Europe

Newsmen.Told Special. Session Decision’ Hangs   Search. For::Stop-Gap* Aid: To Europe:Proves:Partly  ‘ Successful,’ Presi“ > , * dent Says, .   Hatch Calls Upon. - Congress'To Meet   New Mexico. Senator Says Aid Is Ur ged: To*Stop”  Spread Of Comman- ° : perdu Continent —

Extra Session Not Ruled Oui Says Truman   President Studying Financial Plight of Western Europe

Announce: Action  Possibl            Says Search for Stop-gap Aid Funds for Europe . ' Continues

PRESIDENT SAYS HE MAY YET RECONVENE CONGRESS ON RELIEF  EFFORTS TO FIND FUNDS PARTIALLY SUCCESSFUL, NEWS CONFERENCE TOL!

Special Session Still Possible, Truman States   Congress May Gather For Emergency Action On European Stopgap

Europe s Finances Need Helr   President Declares Congress May Be Asked For Funds

President Say: Extra Session Still Possible   Decision Waits as Government Seeks Stop-Gap Funds

Congress  Call Not — Ruled Out   Success in Finding Emergency Aid Notec but Crisis Remains

Aid-to-Europe Problem Under Study   Truman Says Efforts Being Made to Get Stop-Gap Help

May Be Needed To Deal With Europe's Plight   Truman Gives Word At Press Meeting

Truman Still May Ask For Special Call   Administration Is To Continue Search For Way Out.

Special Meet Is Possible,  Truman Says   But Administration Is Continuing Its Search For Stop-Gap Aid To Europe

SPECIAL MEET STILL POSSIBLE   Truman Says Decision De. pends on Search for Funds

Last Phone Union im State Votes to Return to Offices   Workers, However, Re fuse to Cross Picket Lines in Spots

Only 1192 Out Of 12.000 Back At Posts by The  ScheduledTime   Many Refuse to Cross Picket Lines of ACEW  Group

— PERE TT SE  Believes Truman Will Sign Tax Bill, Veto Labor Measure

Ff riendship Train Starts Across Country on Food Gathering Mission

Austin Confirmed For Baruch Pest   UN Delegate Also Chcsen To Serve on Atom Board

Agreement With Austria Reached On U. S. Relief  Supplies _ To Be

AUSTRIA. AGREES 10.5. TERNS ON RELIEF SUPPLIES   Goods Not To Be Diverted Te Russian Or Other Occunotion Treens

Austria Signs U.S. Relief Pact   Will Not Divert Supplies to Russia; Will Tell People Who Provided Help

Austria ‘Agrees Not To Divert American Helv   Also Guarantees To Tell People Who Furnished The Aid.

US. Policy On Relief Is  Blueprinted   Austrian Pact Signed Diversion to Reds Would End Aid.

Strings On U.S. Relief   Austria’ Agrees She Will Forfeit Aid If Any Diverted to Reds; U. S. Label On Goods 

Austria Agrees To Relief Plan   No American Supplies To Go to Russia— People Will Be Told

Austria  Agrees to Aid Terms   Stipulation Bars Supplies for Russians; Publicity Pledged

Austria Signs Regard To Aid   Told Where Aid Came From; No Supplies Given To Occupation Troops.

Lewis, Industry Leaders Recess Meet fo May 15   ‘Report Progress Has Been Made

COAL OPERATORS AND UMW RECESS UNTIL MAY 15TH   REPORT ‘PROGRESS MADE’ IN RENEWAL ON CONTRACT TALKS

lran Has New Premier; Former One in Custody   Ahmed Ghavam Nabbed Following His Resignation

JEWS ATTACKED. IN. REPRISALS. Controls On. Wages Prices Said Needed

Harriman Suggests Price-Wage Freeze May Be Necessary   Fears Inflation Spira In Spring; Hope in Some Rationing

Harriman Asks Future Brakes      ints Wage-Prices Freeze Mav Be Necessary

Price, Wage Freeze May Be Adopted  Harriman Says  Anti-Inflation Prooram Vital

LILIENTHAL  CHANCES ARE BRIGHTER       To Serve. if He ~Is-Not.Confirmed.

Fellow Nominees May Refuse Appointments If Lilienthal Is Rejected By Senate Group

‘URGE APPROVAL ‘OF LILIENTHAL   Four Fellow Appointees Other.  wise May Refuse To Serve

Re Alex Singletan    Hurt, Including 5 Teachers in Car Crash Near Newton

COLD FRONT IS DUE IN MISSOURI TONIGHT   Rain and Snow to Fall and Ma; Become Heavy if Storm Continues to Develop.

Actors Endorse John Lewis Acting, ‘as Mine Head Tells Labor Law Stand

DEMOCRATS SCORE ALLEGHENY SWEEP   District Attorney, Controller Are Upset.

Allegheny’s Remaining GOP Offices Snatched By Democrats In Clean Sweep

Democrats Win In Allegheny  Upsets Take Two Remaining Major Post

Estimates Place Dead Or Missing At 2,280  Jap Typhoon Spreads Heavy Death. Losses

Villages Wiped Out By Violent Typhoon   Over 2,000 Dead Or Missing On Japanese Island

Japanese Typhoon Brings Death Toll Of Nearly 3,000   Thousands of Homes Are Flooded; Millions of Dollars in Damage

Typhoon Takes Heavy Death Toll in Japan   Two Medium-Sized Towns Wiped Out; Huge Areas Flooded

TOLL IN TYPHOON GROWS IN JAPAN   DEAD AND MISSING PUL AT 2384—LOSS RUNS INTO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

2,280 Missing or Dead After Storm Goes Over Honshu   All Casualties In Typhoor Over Japan Believes Natives...

Hoover Lists Needs For Austrian Relief   Former President Urges Expenditure of 155 Millions

Hoover Urges Austrian Reliet   Ex-President Recommend: Roemaval af Trannse

Hoover Urges 155 Millions  For Austrians   Food. Medicine and Agricultural Supplies For Nation Proposed

AID TO AUSTRIA - 1$ SUGGESTED   Hoover Says Nation Could Be Self-Supporting In Few Years

$155,000,000 For Austrian Relief Asked By Hoover  Urges Steps Leading Toward Self-Support

Mixed Snow Rain Due i in. North Towa  Clearing Skies For: Tomorrow. .

Transport Struck Water Before It Exploded, Beliel   Lew - flying Constellation  Dipped Wing Into Bay, Officials Feel

Truman Asks 4 New Acts To Aid Labor   Program Laid Down As Unions Gird For Drive  Aimed At T-H Repeal

Truman Outlines Labor, Social Program for 48   Unionists Marshal Forces To Repeal Reculations

New Social Legislation Suggested   ‘Union Leaders Open Drive To Kill Labor Law

WORLD'S POLICE -FORCE PLANNED   Reds Silent os U. S$. Recom mends 20 Divisions of Ground  Troops, Ships, Planes

U. S. Proposes World Army Of 20 Divisions   Program Also Calls For 3,800 Combat Airplanes Three Battleships And Six Carriers; No Reeommendation Made By Russia

Figures On World Police   'U. S. For 20 Divisions, 3.. 800 Combat Planes, 2 Battleships. 6 Carriers.

U. 5. Recommends World Cop Force   Favors 20 Divisions Of Ground Troops, 3,800 Combat Planes, Navy

BRITISH PLANTS RESUMING WORK   ELECTRICITY RATIONED AFTER SHUTDOWN CAUSED BY COAL SHORTAGE

MONTGOMERY LEAVES BRITAIN FOR MOSCOW   Field Marshal to Be Guest of Vasilevsky—Hopes to See Stalin During Visit.

MIDAIR BLAST BEING PROBED   ) MILLION DOLLAR AIRLINER  EXPLOSION COST LIVES. OF FOUR MEN ON  . : . PLANE

‘BOY BRUTALLY MAULED TO DEATH  Four-Year-Old Tot’s Head Is - Chewed Off By A Vicious Dog

Palige..Dog Kills, — ~~ Beheads Smali Tot   Four-Year-Old’s Head Chewed Off by Big Animal

Huge German Police Dog Kills Philadelphia Boy Who Was Playing in Snow

Creston Over Top In Red Cross Fund, County $400 Short   Creston Folks Give $2813 to Fund as County Hits $3718

Dept. Of Justice Launches Probe Of Arabian Oil Deals   American Concerns Pay Five Billion In Royalties

Saud, Heirs ToGetHuge Royalties   Payments Will Be About Five Billions, Senator Brewster Says; Expect All Papers   Americans to Pay   Income Would Derive From Purchases by Oil Companies

[Leaders Say CIO To Join Merger Talk   Doubt Outcome OF Discussion<

CIO AGREES 10 “TALK OVER AFL MERGER PLANS   Leaders Doubt Success Of Combine Due To  Personalities

CIO To Join In Talks On AFL Merger   Leaders Say Bid To Be Accepted: Doubt Suceessful Outeame

CIO Is Expected To Accept AFL Bid To Merger Parley  But Doubfs About Outcome Expressed

TIOGA COUNTY — POMONA GRANGI   Will Meet At Westfield Next Week Thursday And Fridav.

— COUNTY  POMONA GRANGE   Will Meet At. Stonyfork Thursday And Friday.

POMONA GRANGE TIOGA COUNTY   Will Meet At: Westfield Tomorrow And Friday,

Grain Prices Climb Midst Talk of Aid To Foreign Nations   Increase Full Limit on All Markets; Soap Also Goes Up

Prices Of Grain Soar To Limit  New ‘47 High For  Choice Steers Set

Grain Leaps Again, Most Foods Follow   Truman Verdict Felt In Market

PRICES IN GRAINS ARE INCREASING   U. S. Markets Are Reflecting Demands Made by Europe

Grain Prices Soar To Exchange Limi!   Choice Steers Hit New High Price In Chicaao

GRAIN PRICES SOAR LIMIT ON ALL MARKETS   Price Gains in Othe: Commodities Also Are Recorded

Rehearsal for Magicians’ Convention —  $10 Bill Torn to Bits. $100 Bill Burnec

President s Visit In Canada Begin:   Reception Planned By Premier King in Ottawa Late Today

MOTOR VESSEL BLAST LEAVES 4 MEN DEAD      Explosion Is Near New Orleans On  Trial Run

SPECIAL STATE LAW IS INVALID   Allegany County Not Permitted To Give Tax Ex emptions To Plants

Tax Exemption Held Invalid Jurist Rule Allegany County  Action Was Unconstitutional

LABOR BILL GIVEN HUGE ~ HOUSE VOTE   SENATE PREPARES TO SEND :MEASURE TO ‘TRUMAN— HOUSE VOTED 320 TO 79

Temperature   British Refusal Of Holy Land Job Means Change In Accord

Partition Plan Poses Problem _In UN Sessions   Britain Is Expected to Re. fuse Responsibility For Enforcement In. .Holy Land °

LIE WILL APPOINT OFFICIAL FOR UN   Secretary - General Now on Tour of Central America.

@ PAUL MALLON—  G. 0. P. Acts Quickly on Excise Taxes to Block Lobbyists

New Proposals To Be Presented ToUN. Assembly   Secretary Marshall And Aides Confer On Surprise Proposals For Assemblv   U.S. POSITION IS GIVEN ON ISSUES

Greek-Balkan Case, Stopgap Aid Are Aims   Secretary In Huddle On Problems Slated For General Assembly

PROPERTY OWNER SUES TINICUM OFFIGHAL   R. RB. Lewis Asks $2,000 For Damages to His Place   BEGIN TWO DIVORCES

MORRISVILLE WOMAN SEEKING A DIVORCE   One Suit involves Tinicum Township Man; Is Being Sued for $1600  SUE REVERE DRIVER

OTTSVILLE MAN NAMED IN CIVIL COURT SUIT   Revere Motorist Sued Fo $386 by Riegelsville Man   WIFE FILES DIVORCE

RUSSIANS PREPARE END OF RATIONING T0 CHANGE RUBLE   Currency Devaluation to Start Tomorrow, Say Officials; Stalin Signs New Order.   SOVIET PEOPLE CHEER PROGRAM

Russians Given One Week To Trade In Old Rubles ‘At A Ratio Of 10 To One

Devaluation 0! Currency Sef; Rationing Ends  Exchange Of New .   Exchange Of Sey _-Money For Old Starts Tuesday 

Reds Devaluate Ruble To Stem Inflation Tide  War Profiteers Face Big Losses;  gt ee eb oT ae

People Ti urn Old Rubles ~  NaUS Sas aero ome er Ras ce aan sete grececntm et nnusraatntastnementn POT a ROTO STE ee OT OER TEEN  In For New   Some Currency Lowered 90 Per Cent in Value as An Anti- — Inflation Move: Rationing Ends

Reds Abolish Rationing, : Devalue Ruble In Fight ‘To Prevent New Inflation

WLS, STEEL CORE   Brought Immediate Curtail tient of Production ate Pittsburgh.   IN ‘DISTRICT PLANTS.  ‘Work Stopped After a Break In Contract Negotiations.

Strike Curtails Steel's Output   1,800 Railroaders Are Away From Jobs

Strike of Railroaders Closes Many Furnaces of U.S. Steel Subsidiaries

Steel Plant Hit By Rail Strike   Curtailment Follows Walkout Of 1800  Raitlroaders-

Rail Strike Curtails Steel   2 Unions Have Stopped Work: Bank  Blast Furnaces.

New Strike Cuts Steel Mill Output   Closing Down of Plants In Pittsburgh District Results From Walkout Of 1,800 Railroaders

Railroad. Tieup Hits U.S. Steel   1,800 Go On Strike Halting -Production ‘In Pittsburgh Area; Negotiations: Stalied

3 NEW TRAINING CENTERS TO   Veterans Training in Agri: culture To Be Conducted In Two Counties   TO RETAIN NEWTOWN

Senafe Approves University Fund  Alabama, Auburn Te Divide $3,200,000

Senate Pane] Recommends  College Funds   Committee Appropriates $3,200,000 Yearly To Alabama, Auburn

Columbus Minister To Address Senior High School Grads   Commencement Exercises Set For June 5 With Dr. Roy A. Burkhart As Speaker.

N. Carolinian To Succeed Patterson  But Will Serve Only Until Army   But Will Serve Only Until Army And Navy Merge

Sen. Lacy Stewart Of Houston Dies —   Sudden Heart Attack Is Fatal on Weekend Trip

BILL TO PLACE BAN ON STRIKES   Industrywide Walkouts Woule Be Enjoined under BallSyrd Proposal

Wage Senate Debate Upon Labor Curbs   New Proposal to Halt Nationwide Strikes Broached by Senator Ball and Byrd

Arbitration — Proposed in Phone Dispute   Company Suggests Five-man Board to Compare Wace Rates

Essential Phone Service Would Be Maintained  NFTW Policy Group Makes Decision

Deadlock Grips Negofiafions in Phone Dispute   Federation: Proceeds With Plans to Strike On April 7 Deadline

 «AE MAINTAINED   In the Event of a Threatened Nation-wide Strike April 7.   RESOLUTION ADOPTED   Will Be Provided for Police and the Fire Depart ments.

BELL PHONE CO. UNION DEADLOCK OVER BARGAINING   TELEPHONE WORKERS PROCEED WITH PLAN TO STRIKE APRIL 7

Tight Deadlock In Bell System Labor Dispute   Phone Workers Insist On Industry-Wide Bargaining Plan.

UNION, BELL SYSTEM ARE DEADLOCKED   U. S. Coneiliators Eye April 7 Date For Phone Walkout

SOLONS WADE “THROUGH WORK   Ohio Assembly Hopes To Complete Program Tonight

Rapid Legislative Session Turns Out 11 Measures, Seeks Completion Tonight

Farms Inundated,  Rail Tracks Upset   Upstate Vlood Water: Recede; Damage Is Reported Heavy

SEA LANDING LAID TO SKY QUEEN OVERLOAD   Charge By 37 Passengers Spurs Investigators As Bibb Makes Port

RESCUED. PLANE GROUP SHARGES 'OVERLOADING   ‘37 Passengers Also Praise Crew As They Are Welcomed at Boston

PASSENGERS OF FLYING BOAT  FILE OVERLOADING CHARGES   THIRTY-SEVEN OF THOSE ON “DITCHED" CRAFT SIGN PROTEST AFTER LANDING

Senator Brewster ‘Too Cowardly’ to Go on, Hollywood Planebuilder Says

Probe Called Off; ‘Seared’, Says Plane Mar   Senate Committee Asserts Quiz Will Resume On Nov. 17

Brewster Afraid To Go On, Says Hughes in Blast   Up to Ferguson, Senator Claims

Gaping Hole In Fuselage; 25 Aboard Escape  Flaming DC-6 Liner ‘Is Set Down Safely

Fire Discovered Five Minutes Out of Gallup, N. M., and Pilot, Partially Blinded by Smoke That Fills Cabin and Cockpit, Quickly Returns to City—-Passengers Remain Calm— Gaping Hole Burned in Plane’s Fuselage.

State Labor Department Reports Cost Of Living Increases In Ratio To 1940

350 Pet. Rise In Bean Price Noted in City   But BuckhannonT ops State With 150 Pct. Rent Hike, Sarvev Shows

U.S. Treasury to Offer $4,000,000,000 Savings Bond Issues to Investors

Legislature Has No Solution For Sales Tax Snarl   Payment Expected By Next Week To Schools, Cities

Pres. Truman Expects U.S. ToDo Something About It; State Dept. Gets Busy

State Dept. Investigation Ts Underway   “We Do Not Intend To Stand By And Watch,” President Tells Press; Names Griswold To Handle Greek Funds; Attacks Senator Taft

MAN WOUNDS 2. KILLS HIMSELF   Brother of Laval Resident Shoots Women, Then Ends Life, Police Say

Seek ‘Booby Trap’ Slayers Of Young Man In Kentucky   Trap Set For Another Takes Life Of Man As He Steps On Starter Of Car

AUTO BLAST ~—. CLUE FOUND   HARLAN OFFICERS INDICATE THEY MAY SOLVE THIRD “BOOBY TRAP” MUR DER

FEAR OF ‘HOLY WAR GROWS AS DEATH SPREADS   Knives And Guns Claim Lives Of Seven More Palestine Jews

Holy War Fear Rises in Strife Over Palestine   Seven Die in New Clashes: Recruiting Campaign  Bannel.J i. Tf...

ADDS 10 FEAR QF HOLY WAR   Seven More Killed As Clashes Continue In Palestine

Babson Looks Ahead For U. S. in Five Years   ECONOMIST OPTIMISTIC OF FUTURE OF AMERICANS

BABSON TAKES LOOK AHEAD FIVE YEARS   Speculates Regarding Possibilities Resulting Either From Disturbances Within Or Without This Nation.

Probe Set on Bookies’  Wire Use   Communication Firms Service to Gamblers Subject of Inquiry

Lt. (jg) Charles Bradfor: Serving On Shangri La Visits Sydney Australia

LT. DAVIS IN AUSTRALIA   Is Member of Task Force 88 In Southwest Pacific

Naples Police Fight Rioting -Reds With Rifle Butts, Tear Gas, Bullets

BLOODY BRAWLING BREAKS OUT TODAY IN NAPLES STREETS   Communists Leave Jobs: Attack Political Foes in Italian City; Milan Riots Reported.

Commies Stage Uprisings in Italian Cities   Disorders Follow Red Attack in Marseille; Strike Called

Mob Battles Naples Police   Gunfire, Tear Gas Scatter Communists Marching on Piazze

MOBS BROKEN UP WITH TEAR GAS IN NAPLES   Troops Use Armored Cars- ta Patro! Streets During  Demonstrations.

RIOT SQUADS SUBDUE REDS AT NAPLES   Communists Raid Monarchist Party Headquarters

HOOVER NAME. 1S RESTORED   HUGE NEVADA DAM 158 NOW OFFICIALLY DESIGNATED BY LAW AS HOOVER  DAM.

Pay Boosts to Be Asked Starting Early in 1948 C10 Officials Announce

G10. 10 DEMAND THIRD ROUND OF WATE INPRFASEC   ‘Economic Burden Caused by Inflation’ Given as Reason for Move.   PRICE DRIVE SPEEDED   Administration Drafts Two Bills Designed to Halt Soaring Prices.

INFLATION PLAN IS NOW UP T0 TRUMAN   Congress Is Awaiting President’s Proposal  To Halt Spiral

6,000,000 Union . Workers ‘Affected   ‘Leaders Make Decision As . ‘Administration Labors Over “Two: Anti-Inflation Measures

Price Jump Said Reason  For Decision  Murray Claims Workers Seek   Roranery Plan

THIRD ROUND OF WAGE INCREASES TO BE DEMANDED   CIO Leaders Announce Program To “Lighten Economic Burden”   TWO ANTI-INFLATION BILLS BEING DRAFTED

MO Leaders Signal ‘Uhird-Round _ Wage Demands; Administration - Peafts Anti-Inflation. Measures   ree kKnosted. Uver “Red Can Protest

New Round of Pay Boosts Demanded  For CIO Members   Murray and Vice Presidents Announce Drive For Substantial Increases Early in New Year; Poses Problem for Administration

LEADERS OF 6.1.0. DECIDE TO DEMAND NEW WAGE BOOSTS   Murray and Nine Vice Presidents to Begin Effort to, Raise Pay of 6,000,000 Early in 1948.   PUTS NEW BURDEN ON ADMINISTRATION   Union Chiefs Act as Truman Advisers Begin Drafting Two Bills Designed to Curb Inflation.

CIO Will Ask 3rd Wage Hike For 6,000,000   Unbearable Burden Caused By Inflation, Says  I i i cy,

Seeks To Ease Burden Caused By Inflation   Hopes To Avoid Labor Strikes

Lightening of Price Inflation  Burden Sought  Union Demand Poses Additional Problem   Union Demand Poses Additional Problem for Administration

CLO Demands New Round  Ot Post-War Wage Boosts  Substantial Raises Will Be Sought  Dacnac Ni oxvar Penhl Ky

French Designer of Long Hemlines  Defends Lenoth as More Feminine

U.S. Will Maintain Troops as Block to Soviets   Occupation of Austria to Continue Indefinitely In Face of Present Circumstances; Spread Into Czechoslovakia Is Feared

U.S. Ready te Forego Karly  Austrian Pact  Treaty Delay Might Be Necessary to Bar

US Prepared To Abandon Peace Treaty  Occupation Would Continue As Way Ta BDaeich BDisecia

WALKOUT AT END: WAGES NEW ISSUE   Union President Says State-Wide Strike May Result

STATE PHONE STRIKE SHAPES   Ohio-Wide Walkout Likely by Aprit 1 Uniess Negotiations Succeed.

OHIO TELEPHONE STRIKE PLANNED   Youngstown Walkout Ended With Service Restored

PHONE UNION THREATENS T0 STAGE STRIKE   May Disrupt Telephone Sérvice Throughout Entire State Next Month

Two Train Crashes Hurt 26 Persons   Gotham Limited Hits Switch Obstruction; IP Streamliner Struck

Forty Suffer Injuries In Train Wreck   Lee N. Wayne, Local Resident, Released After Treatment

FIFTEEN ARE HURT IN COLUMB TRAN DERAILMENT   Pennsylvania Limited Is Involved in Accident in Indiana Early Today; Cars Stay Upright.  mrTrtnnen COUDINIITCAL VY

40 Persons Hurt In. Train’ Wreck... At Columbia City   Pennsylvania Lines’ Gotham Limited. ‘Derailed When It Strikes Switch ‘Qhstructign; Only Six  1 Maenieal

Agriculture Department Propose Additional 15 Pound Sugar Allocation

More Sugar For Canning Is Forecast   Ending Rations Now Is Risky. Says: Marshall

SUGAR RATIONS MAY END IN JUNE... IF   Shipping And Consumptior Are Key Factors

END OF SUGAR RATION SYSTEM POSSIBLE SOON   Restrictions May Be Removed This Month If Shipping Is Available And Use Remains At Present Level

More Sugar For Canning Urged  15 Pounds Instead of   15 Pounds Instead of End to Rationing, Plan

Lake to River Canal Opposed   Ashtabula County Raises Objections

TORNADO HITS TRAILER CAMP   Twelve Persons Hurt When Storm Destroys Wheeled Homes in Ohio City

Trailers Destroyed By Whirling Tornado   Twelve Persons Injured, Four Seriously, Near Findlay, Ohio

Twister Levels Trailer Camp;  17 Are Injured   42 Wheeled Residences Destroyed; Hailstorm Precedes Ohio Tornado

Tornado Razes Trailer Camp   Injures 17 Persons, 3 Seriously; Destrovs 42 Wheeled Residences

Trailer Camp In Ohio Razed By Tornado   47 Persons Injured, Three Seriously: 

Tornado Whirls Through Trailer Village; 12 Hurt   Hailetones Accompany Storm Sweeping Ohio Area

12 HURT AS TWISTER HITS TRAILER CAMP   Tornady Destroys 42 Wheeled Residences in the Outskirts of Findlay. Ohio.

TORNADO RAZES TRAILER CAMP   Wind Wrecks 42 Wheel. ed Homes At Findlay, Ohio; 17 Injured

2 KILLED AS RIOTS SPREAD IN ITALY   Police, Thousand Strikers Battle for 3 Hours in Bari.

POLICE CLASH WITH RIOTERS   Two Reported Dead, Eight Wounded In Disorders At Bari, Italy

Two AreKilled Fight Hurt in Italian Riots   Leftist-Inspired Disorders Reported Elsewhere in Nation

2 DEAD, 8 WOUNDED IN ITALIAN CLASH   Police and Strikers Battle for Three Hours at Barl—Troops Ordered to Puglia,

Dodgers Count On Taylor To Square Series With Yanks   Bevens Hurls For N. Y.; Weather Ideal For Game

FIVE LOSE LIVES IN COTTAGE FIRE   Neighbors Linable To Rescue Dying Children

Five Die in Stockton, Calif., Cottage Blaze    Crles of Three Trapped Children Heard-—Locked Door Blocks Recciere

Five i in Family Die in Flames  Rlatiere: Helnless as Duina ‘Yisliven ex Mammnit

Five Die In Blaze.   Screams of Children Heard As Neighbors See Cottage Burn

College Building Program Snags on  Tax Remissions Minnesota-Type Labor  law Pronoced in Hoice   Minnesota-Type Labor Law Proposed in House

Plane Service Here Proposed In’ Briel      Port of New York Author: ity Asks Non-Trunk line Service

New York Urges Non-Trunkline  Plane Service   Would Include Stops At Oil City, Warren, Meadville. Bradford

Truman Desirous: Of Ruling World,  Russian Charge:   He and Marshall Head Ring of Aggression Like Nazis’, Says Soviet Press   ENGLAND A LACKEY, DIATRIBE ASSERTS   Criticism Reaches Pitch of Ferocity Fermerly Directed at Germany

Soviet Writer Compares U. S. Leaders to Nazis  Truman, Marshall Called Heads of Criminal. Ring Trvina to Rule World

Soviet Press Hits U.S. as It Did Nazis   Zasiarsky Charges Truman, Marshall Head ‘Criminal’ Move

MARSHALL AND TRUMAN CALLED CRIMINALS  Soviet Press Charges U. S. Plots Third War

SERVICES (AT BUCKLIN   I S. Redding Was Father of Chillicothe Resident.

15-Ton telescope Mirror Completed, Starts On Way to Mt. Palomar Observatory in San Diego County

Army Faces Capital Quiz  Tlniveraal Teaining   Universal Training Publicity Admitted

Propaganda Investigators Call Army On Carpet Over Training Campaign

House Probe . Group Hits af Army’ Leaders   Spending Public Funds to Advocate -Military Training

Probers To Pull ArmyOnCarpet On UMT Fight   Military Charged With Using Federal Funds To Campaign For Program

PROPAGANDA BY U.S. ARMY UNDER ATTACK  Taxpayers’ Money   Taxpayers Money Used In Campaign for Universal Mili. tary Training.

House Prober Accuses Army Of Propagandizing for Universal Military Training Measure

TWO YANKS STILL HELD BY CHINESE   ‘Highest Red Officials Must Be Consulted

JEWISH FORCES LASH AT ARABS   ‘Warfare in Palestine Claims 12 More

Hagana Forces Strike Back At Arabs In Holy Land War   16 More Die As Communal Strife Rages Unahated; Death Toll Now Stands At 385

Jewish Army Hits Back At Arab Forces   Death Toll In Middle East Area Jumps To 506

Hagana Lashes Arabs, 17 Die In New Strife   Death Tally in Palestine 386 With Middle East’s Casualties Totalling 507

Jewish Army Attacks Arabs   _Hagana Defense Hits Back: i Theath Tall Manmnics

12 More Lives Claimed in  Holy Land   Death Toll Climbs to 379 Since Partition Decision

Russia Foe Of Freedom Legion Told   National Head Speaks at State Gathering at Pittsburgh

Legion Leader Says Red Tactics Sabotage Peace   Paul H. Griffith, National Commander, Characterizes Soviet Nation As ‘‘Great .  New Enemy Of Freedom”

Britain to Move ‘Sincerity’ Vote At U.N. Meeting   Cadogan Would Evolve Understanding in World’ Between’ Security, Disarmament

Arms Group OFU.N. To Start Work   11-Nation Commission To Work on Detailed Plans To Strip Down the World’s Arms.

Britain Seeks ‘Vote Of Sincerity’ As UN Delegates Open Werld Disarmament Debate

ARMS CUTTING TO BE TOPIC; LENGTHY DISCUSSION LIKELY      Test of Sincerity Asked> By British As First Ses s'on Is Started

Briton to Speak At First Meeting Of Commission   Hopes to Force Test of Sincerity

Steak Up 30 Cents Lb. In Year Since  OPA Died   Average Increase on Four Selected Cuts of Meat Is 22 Cents Pound Survey Shuws

Petroleum Council Fears Shortage  Says Rising Use May Be So Severe By Fall Part Of  Nlavy vv . Fe See eee

U.S. May Be Faced With A Petroleum Shortage   Not Enough Gasoline to Go Around Is Predicted At Washington Meetn.

Severe Shortages of Gasoline and Natural Gas by Autumn Are Feared

Fuel For Automobiles May Be Scarce Serious Petroleum Shortage For United States Forecast

LOAN POSSIBILITY CHEERS FRENCH   Ramadier’s New Govern: ment Turns to Throttling Wave of Strikes

Legionnaires Stage Parade In New York   Veterans of Both World Wars, 65,000 Strong, March Up Fifth Avenue; Mayor O’Dwyer in Lead

65,000 March In Convention Feature Today   Colorful Spectacle As Veterans Of Two Wars Stage 11-Hour March In Cite

MILLION PEOPLE WATCH COLORFUL NEW YORK EVERT   Veterans Of Two Wars fn Line For Climactic Reunion Snectacla

Doughboys, GI’s Parade In New York  Million Watch ~ ]1]-Hour Trek

N.Y. Financial Outlook Not Bright; New Taxes Must Offset Huge State Debt.

‘Soldiers’ Bonus  Will Bring Rise  In State Taxes   Heavy Levies Forecast for  Next 3 Years to Meet [ Billion-Dollar Debt   1947 BUDGET WILL BE HIGHEST EVER   Dewey Expected to Report Bleak Financial Outlook For New York

Yanks Pound Dodgers For 10-3 Victory   Blast Of Power ‘Too Much For Brooklyn As Allie Reynolds Turns In Nice Pitching - Assigi ment Before 70,000,

Yankees Moider Dem Bums 0-3  In Second Game   Bombers Blast Lombardi And Equal Slugging Record Before Huge Throng; Reynolds Superb

OND STRAIGHT FROM BROOKS   Bombers Hammer Brooklyn Hurlers * For 10-3 Win

Four Pitchers Yield 15 Hits In Slaughter  Many  Now Predict Four- Strai cht Win

YANKS SLAM OUT (5 HITS 10 BEAT DODGERS, 10702   New York Wins Second Game of Series With Onslaught That Includes Home Run  and Three Triples.   SCORE IN EVERY INNING EXCEPT TWO   Four Brooklyn Pitchers Used in Futile Effort to Curb Sluggers—70,000 Fans Witness Game.

Yankees Take Second Game From Dodgers      Four Brooklyn Pitchers Blasted For Fifteen Hige

Yankees Make It Two in Row Over Dodgers   New Yorkers Whale Tar Out of Brooklyn Hurlers to Win, 10-3

Attorney General Tells  State Firms to Keep Tapping Tidelands Oil

Delco Radio Leases Building At Bunker Hill Air Base   To Manufacture Household Sets In Plant There

Partition Plan ls Approved by Indian Leaders   support Reserved for British Proposal Read by Mountbatten

PROPOSAL FOR ~ PARTITION IS. TOLD LEADERS   CHIEF SPOKESMEN FOR FACTIONS IN INDIA TO SUP. PORT PLAN TO AVOID _ CIVIL STRIFE

AFL, ClO Begin Merger Parleys InU. S. Capital   Unity of Two Major Labor Organizations Sought at Meetings

Pfeifferon Plane Bound for the U.S.   . Plans to Rally :.‘Hungarian Exiles. Aaainst Reds

Pfeiffer On Way To United States To Start Drive Against Radicals

Escaped Anti-Red Warns Against Democracies As Known In Eastern World

Hungarian Anti-Red Flees To U.S,   Zoltan Pfeiffer Plans Coun. ter Attack Against His Political Enemies

Pfeiffer fo Plan Attack On Enemies  Wot. OSE Evram   Takes Off From — Germany After He Flees Communists

Pfeiffer, From Hungary, En Route to U.S.   Anti-Communist ‘Leader Barely Escaped Noose

HUNGARIAN LEADER LANDS IN U. S. TO END FLIGHT FROM ‘RED NOOSE’   By CLINTON B. CONGER UP staff Correspondent

Millikin Compromise Pledges Earmarking of $2,600,000,0C0 in Savings; Vote Setting Up Legal Barriers Against Claims Is Heavy

Legislation Barring Portal Pay Suits Is Adopted By House  Measure to Senate Without Amending; Passed Bv 344-56

HOUSE ADOPTS PAY SUIT BAN   All Efforts to Amend Bill Are Rebuffed

House OKs Portal Pay Ban Bill   Measure Heads for Senate After Amendments Rre Blocked

Teachers, Civil Service Employes Would Get Wage Cuts  for Stoppages

Legislator Claims Backing for Bill Designed to Quilaw Strikes by State Employees; Teachers Protest

Rain and Sleet Adding To Misery of  Tornado-Stricken Area  as._ift._... —— i i a ® . 2 an ae aA..._i. 7   Halfhearted Attempts Are Being Made Now To Restore Some Form of Normality To Business; More Assistance Is Asked

Stricken Town Plans to Bury Tornado Vicitms   Intermittent Rain Adding to Misery In Disaster Area

Plane Wreckage Seen In Georgia   Not Known Whether Any Survive Crash Of Army Plane

State Fair Poultry Show Is Resumed After Year's Layoft   Restrictions Installed to Protect Show Birds Agam Recurrence of Dred  Newcastle Dsease.

Employes’ Club Is Popular  Many From A. C. M  BPuiayv Paerilisiac

HIGHWAYS ARE CLOSED   is Are Listed by Commission As impassable This Morning

REHABILITATION   Might Make That Nation A “Source of Perpetual’ Unrest in Europe”   Exhaustive and Authoritative Study is Made of That Country

Whal Congress — Did—and Did Not Do--in-: Session.   Problem: of Germany One of Keys to World Peace and Prosperity, U. S. Expert Says

Eddyville Asks lowa People To Help Them Out   Victim of Four Floods of Des Moines River

Eddyville Asks = For Our Help   Donations Needed To Help Stricken Area Recover Fron Floods

EDOYVILLE, OWA APPEALS FOR HEL!   Ask That $2. Contributions Be Left At Jewell Record Office To Help Rebuilding Flood-stricken Iowa Town.

FLOOD DAMAGED lOWA TOWN ASKS FOR YOUR HELP   Some Lost Everything High Water Visited Eddyville 4 Timea In June

U. S. AND BRITAIN DISAGREE OVER WHAT MOTIVATES REDS   Londen Believes Pressing Economic Problems May Be Influencing Foreign Policy; Americans Faver Expansionist Theory; Trying Te Wean Away British

HUGHES CONTRACT PROVIDED HE WAS TO GIVE PLANE TRY-OUTS AND NOT MAKE EARLY DELIVERY

Plane Producer Remains Silent As to Summons   Senators in Dark as Urgent Appeals All Are Ignored

Two to Appear At Hearing At Capital Friday   eee  Pair Will Be Questioned On Lavish Parties To Entertain High Officials

476 KNOWN DEAD IN TEXAS BLAS]   Coast Guard Pushes Study  of Cause of Fatal Explosions.

HOPE IN SMUDGE POTS   May Save Cropa In Below Freezing Weather in California

Smudgepots Smoke In S. California  Coldest Parts of Country In Minnesota, Dakota, Idaho, Nevada

Talk of Dewey-Ives Split Over US Labor Bill Called “Bunk; GOP Delegates Prepare for Convention

Committee To Probe  Speculation  . Stassen Charges t Insiders Profit

Pauley Defends Market Dabbling; Inquiry Proposed   Truman’s Aide May Be One Of Offenders He Has Mentioned

SUMMONED ON GRAIN DEALS   Democratic Leader Goes on Stand to Testify on Charges

Senate Probers Call Edwin Pauley To Explain His Trading In Grain   Move To Investigate Stassen’s Charges That Government ‘Insiders’ Profiting In Food

Pauley Asked fo Explain Deals in Grain Markets   Deep Probe Promised of “Government Insiders’ in Speculations

Pauley Called  In Probe of  Grain Market  Transactions Army Dept. Aide  - Admits Holdings,  But Denies He Is  Subject to Censure

Charges" Brought by Stassea*~ Pauley Summoned for Explanation Of Transactions in Grain Marke!

PAULEY CALLED TO EXPLAIN HIS GRAIN DEALINGS   Stassen Claims Govern. ment “Insiders” Have Profited In Food   PRESIDENT DECLINES TO MAKE COMMENT

Wind Storm Quits Gulf Area, Easing Florida Tension  Coastal Warnings Now Fly as Far

Revolt Against Talmadge Comes Toa Head Today   Georgia Democratic oe 

‘Aroused Citizens’ — Georgia Group Hopes to Purge Party of Talmadge

U.S, RUSSIANS AGREE TO FORM 2 FREE STATES   Palestine Division To Be Completed Next Year

LITTLE HOPE LEFT FOR MINERS TODAY FOLLOWING BLAS!   John L. Lewis Charges  ‘Murder’ in Speech Made at Capital; Krug Is Given Blame.   78 KNOWN DEAD FROM EXPLOSION

78 BODIES © FOUND THUS FAR IN MINE   Thirty-Three - Others Still  ~ Unaccounted for

Hopes Fade For Rescue In Coal Mine   $0 Far, 78 of 142 in Centrai ia Mine Are Known Dead —Work Still Goes On

GES NATION 10 CONTINUE DOLE IN UL NV.   Renews Pledge to Safeguard Secret of Atomic Bomb

WARNS OF NEED ~ TO TAME ATOM   Truman in UN Progress Report Cites Perils To World Peace

U.S, ASKS FOR PORTAL ACTION   2Government Wants To Be Principal In Pottery Case To Speed Suit

FAVOR OFFICE OF INFORMATION   House Body Approves  Agency for Education

WOULD BE SET UP IN STATE DEPARTMENT   Several Restrictions To Program Voted by House Sub-Committee

Revive U.S. Information Program   House Committee  OK’s Bill to Create Office in State Dep’t After Ike Urges Action

Gen, Eisenhower Says Peace for  World Possible   Bill Would Create New Office tv State Department: Funds Recently Cut

Probe Burning of Body in Cemetery   Texan Arcues Against Slash in Navy Funds   Favor Establishment Of Information Office

GROUP FAVORS - PRESS PROGRAM   Office of Information Voted By House Unit

House Board Approves New ‘State Office   Tuformation And Kduea-. tional Exchange: Gen. Lisevhower Urged Passage.

A CULTURAL BILL MAY BE VOTED TODAY   Committee Is Expected to Approve Measure Permitting Overseas Broadcasts, After Hearing From Gen, Eisenhower.

For Continuing World Broudcusts by the US.   House Committee OK’s Plan for State Dept. Informotinn Capssten

But House Unit Writes Major Changes in Act   Sets Up Office of Infor- mation, Educational Ex_ change in State Dept.

Rulings Made In  District Court Judge Martin B.  - Van Oosterhout Hers

Rulings Made In  District Court: :  ~ Judge Martin B. Van Oosterhout Here

Marshall Plan ‘Risks’ Cited   Incentive Program Urged for Aid Setup

Few Independent Economists See Any Chance of Success For Marshall Plan of Help

Risks in Aiding Europe to Get Serious Study   Economists Report One Chance in Ten For Marshall Plan

GRAVE RISKS INVOLVED IN MARSHALL PLAN   Senator Ball Says American People Should Be Advised About Program.

SEN. BALE SAYS MARSHALL PLAN SUCCESS IS SLIM   Claims Eronomists Give Program One Chance in Ten

Got Nothing in Sale, May Says  No Benefit Accrued In Lumber Firm Sale

} ©. Demands Reds   a ; ™ 8 me et a5? 7 «Ox 77 ara a B os ai ke urge %

U.5. Demands Russia Join Review of "Repressive Campaign’ on Petko

Ask Review of Bulgarian Moves   U. S. Demands Russia Join With This Country And Britain

DEMAND RUSSIA. JOIN WITH AMERGA AND BRITAIN   < a Review of the “Repressive Campaign” Leader Nikola Petkov.   UNDER DEATH SENTENCE   For Allegedly Plotting Against the Controlled Government.

Subway And Bus Strike Paralyzes French Capital  Tieup Will Affect 4,000,000 People

400) Refugees Intercepted  Ship Under British Convoy Expected to Raach Hasta Taniaht

Five Drowned In Ohio, Storms Halt Heat Wave   Lightning Hits Power Lines; Defiance’s Hottest Only 88

POLICE STILL HUNT BODIES ~ OF TWO MEN   ‘EX-CONVICT, CONFESSES THAT HE KIDMNAPED AND KILLED THREE FILLING STATION EMPLOYES

ADMITS KILLING  GAS DEPOT TRIO   Finding Of Michigan Body Leads To Confession In Kentucky

McKellar Is Assailed Fox  ‘Inaceuracy’  Chairman Attacks Tennessee Senator At Atomic Hearing

MKELLAR IS REBUKED BY IOWA SENATOR   Hickenlooper Says Statements About Lihenthal Unfair

McKellar Is Told Of At Hearing   Sen. Hickenlooper Tells Him. He’s. Made Some False Statements

Income Tax Amendment Up Monday   Substitute for Senate Bil! Provides for Full © 5llec tion After This Year

Aid Program Blank Check Says Ball   Minnesota Senator Sees Controversy Over Amount  And Spending Methods

Tobin Signs and Demands NLRB Consideration   Abides by Labor Law in  Spite of Difference in AFL Couneil.

TOBIN SIGNS AFFIDAVIT   Teamsters' Chief Says He Would Sue, Too, to Use NLRB

Teamsters Union Signs Communist  Affidavit As Required Under Law

RUSSIAN VETO BARS MOVE FOR PEACE   Seek To Settle Dispute Be. tween Greece, Neighbors   AMERICAN ENVOY   To U. N. Security Council Summoned To Washington For Consultation

Russia Rejects U-N ‘Watchdog Plan for Greece   U.S. to Decide Next Move at Talks in Capital

BLAME LOCKED BRAKES FOR CRASH OF PLANE   Pilot Says Hydraulic Mechanisen * Failed To Hold; Airline Cited By CAA

uot Blames Merge Zones Plane Brake Of 3 Powers For Crash InGermanv?

BRAKES BLAMED FOR AIR CRASH   EIGHT KILLED AT SEATTLETACOMA AIRPORT, TWO SEBIOUSLY INJURED.

Plane Crashes Into. Bling Woran’s Car; Dazed, She Dies in Flames

Over 7,000 State Miners toin Walkout   Eight Hoosier Shafts Close As Diggers Lodge Their: Pxotest Against Taft-Hartley RL

MINERS IN INDIANA JOIN IN PROTESTS ON NEW LABOR AGI   7,000 Reported Idle in Field Today; Operations in this Area Are Not Working.   SURVEY IS MARE BY NAVY OFFICIAL

¢.0.P. Against Price Control And Rationing   Congressional Policy-Makers Turn Thumbs Down On Truman’s Request   SOME DEMOCRATS : AMAZED AT PLAN

TAFT LEADING THE ATTACKS ~ ON CONTROLS   HEAD. POLICY.MAKER OF RE PUBLICANS ‘SAYS PROGRAM WOULD MAKE PRES! DENT “ECONOMIC DICTATOR”

Republicans Hit Truman’s Plan For Controls   Taft Leads Intense Opposition To Proposal Made To Congress

KINO OF POLICE STATE HE EARLIER OPPOSED   Another Bureaucratic Army Will Be In Charge

U. §. And Britain Agree On Plans  For German Zones   Steps Are Taken In Wake Of Collapse Of Big Four Conference

PLAN FINANCING GERMAN ZONES   United States And Britian Agreement Signing Slated Today —

@ PETER EDSON   Hartley Leads New Coalition as Head of Labor Committee

Harris Loosens Blast At Folsom  Morgan Legislator Kor ‘Self-Starter’

Harris Pleads Self - Starter At Huntsville   Adoption Of Amendment Held Safeguard Against One Man Rule

Two Students, Trying a New System Run $300 Up to $8000 at Roulette

Students Devise Gambling System, Rest After $8.000 Take in 3 Days

2 Students Running Wild At Reno “Knock Off” After Winning $8,000

2 2 College ege Students Rest After 60 Hours Of Gamblina in Reno, Still $8,000 Aheat

French Premier Takes New Starf  Move is Launched To Bolster France's

Ramadier — Cabinet: In New Moves   As: Armed With Newly Won _ Confidence Vote

French Act To Bolster  Finances   Ramadier Cabinet, Upheld 300 to 280, Mans Tax Reforms

French Cabinet Plans Revision Of Tax Program   'Ramadier Group, Given Confidence Vote, Rapped by Reds, de Gaullists

Urge Voluntary Saving Of Fuel Oils, Gasoline To Help Ease Shortage

Conservation Of Petroleum F uels Urged  Needed To Keep Autos Running, Home Fires Going

PUBLIC CONSERVATION NEEDED  Shortage Of Gasoline, Oil Supplies Seen Over Nation

Saving of Fuel Oil Advoeated   Petroleum Industry Fears Dealer Allocations

Fuel Oil Shortage ‘Looming In Nation   Conservation of Gasoline Also Held Necessary In United States

Ninefy-nine Injured When Trains Crash   Three, Members of Phitadeiphia ‘Phils: Baseball Club Sulter' Slivht Injuries.

TRAINS COLLIDE 99 ARE INIUREL   Slow-moving Cars Hit at Chicago; Star Ball Players Hurt.

90 Injured  In Wreck Of B. & O. Train Near Chicago   Ball Players on Way to All Star Game  Are Among Victims in Unexplained Crash

RANTOUL GIRL KILLED AFTER ARGUMENT   17-Year-Old ‘Soldier at Chanute Makes Full Confession:

200 WORKERS CRASH PICKET LINE AT PLANT   Michigan Troopers Stand Guard At Clinton

Effective First of Year  Placement of Farm Workers ‘Back to Employment Service

Reduction In Taxes Important Feature   Even Political Foes Well Pleased With His Action, Which Puts End To Wartime Powers

‘House Plans ‘Vote Tuesday  On Fund Bills   Measure Introduced To Permit Possession Of Liquor In Dry Counties

House Sefs Vote For Next Tuesday On Revenue Bills  Hotel Sofety Action  Sought In Measure  Offered By Benford

Guards Stream Into Camp   Special Trains Pour Troops Into Big State Encampment

Draft: Revival Seen Unlikely   Universal Training TT. Face Suff Ficht

DRAFT SEERIS TO BE HEADED FA DISCARS      Top Members Of House Armec Forces Turn Thumbs Down

HOUSE GROUP RULES OUT PLAN TO EXTEND DRAFT   Committee Favor: U.S, Armed Forces Merer

Airplane Crash Near Utica Port Takes Lives of Two   Dead Identified As H. C. Petermann, Huntington  And W. S. Kline, Illinois

_- ARE VICE PRESIDENTS      Farm Bureau u Units Elected (fficers Friday Night

Ranch Sets Precedent by Claiming Water in Clouds Passing Over Land

Wojta Believed Drowned in Lake  Drag Madison Water For U of W, Profes*%

PRESSMEN END OT LOUIS STRIKE   WALKOUT PREVENTS PUBLICATION OF ALL EDITIONS OF TWO NEWSPAPERS.

RUBBER STRIKE DEADLINE NEAR   Union Reports Peace Effort Before Sunday Walkout

Heads of Rubber Workers’ Union ‘Meet: Sirike Set for Sunday Night

NLRB Cases to Test Bargaining on Pension Plan   Arguments Are Heard Before Full Board Jor First Tome

Group Accepts Partition Plan      ' Bargain On Pension Plans As Well As Wace  Pen oe Oe i a ee aa  NLRB Case Will Test Whether Employers C an

Slow Nags, Fast Girls Send Many To Prison   Harvard To Study Leonard Dismissal As CIO Organizer

Asks Damages From Union   Pittsburgh Firm Files $465,000 Suit for Walkout Damages

MOVING FIRM SUED UNION FOR STRIKES   $465,000 Claim Against AFL Teamsters Filed in Pittsburgh Court.

Mrs. Truman Succumbs as Son Flies West   News Radioed to Plane 2 Hours After Departure

Mrs. Martha E. Truman Dies While President Flying to Her Bedside

Life Ends as Son Flies to Her Bedside   Receives News by Radio Two Hours After Leav-.  ing Washington

—eeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ee  8 Germans Hanged for Slaying Yanks, Dachau Atrocities

Hughes Aides Say Committee Won't Allow Testimony   Ferguson Says JIughes. Wil '. Be’ Given ‘Time. to Talk; -Isasue “Ig Tal-en _

Hughes To Answer Tax Debt Charges   To Be Given Opportunity To Reply To Assertion He Owes $5,919,921 In Taxes

Hughes’ Aides Claim Senate Probers Unfair   Say Executive Denied Chance tc Answer Charae

Says Hughes Lost On War Co  Aide Cites Probers Denied Him Chance To Answer Charges

Board Unfair Denies Reply   Sengte Committee Denies Opportunity For Denial.

Hughes’ Friends Claim Hearing Plea Denied   Effort To Intervene With Revenue Office Declared Made

Hughes Staff Protests Ban  On Tax Reply   Charges Senators Are Unfair—Ferguson Sticks to Denial

Hughes Group Terms War Probers Unfair   Sen. Ferguson Says Officials to.Get Full Hearing Later

Hughes is Denied Right to Answer, Claim Spokesmen  Sen. Ferguson Says Official Asked for Additional Time

ILLINOIS MINE SHAFT WRECKED BY EXPLOSION   1] Miners Dead And A Score Or More Trapped By Flames   RESCUE CREWS SPEAK TO THOSE IN MINE

Jury Selected For Trial In Hot Springs   Led McLaughlin Not To Appear In This Term Of Court

ASSEMBLY IN JOINT SESSION   Governor Calls for Economy in State Government

OTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN JOINT SESSION   Governor Calls for Economy in State Government

Says Stalin in Poor Health. But  Still Directs Russ Foreign Policy.

Stalin Still “Sick Man” Says Brazil Envoy   DOCTORS ADVISE RED LEADER TO “TAKE IT EASY”

Long Lines Strike May End Today According To Government Conciliators

8 Granite City Stores, Hotel Razed by Fire   Worst Blaze in History o! City; $300,000 or More Damage

Marshall Plan Talk Hopeless   U. S. Will Continue Fight Despite Paris Conference Outcome

PLAN LAST MOVE TO SAVE PARLEY   Bidault Proposal Seeks to Keep Reds Talking on Marshall Plan

COLLAPSE OF DISCUSSIONS ON HELP EXPECTED   British And French Draft Plans For Two-Power Confab On Problems

Il to Hang for War Atrocities: Four Imprisoned   Allied Judges Cenvict Nazi Guards at Ravensbruck Texror Camp   KILLED OR TORTURED 100,000 PRISONERS   Women Were Chief Victims; 16th Defendant Victim of Heart Seizure

11 Nazis to Hang for   Atrocities   15 Convicted of Horrors ot Huge Concentration Camp For Women

MARSHALL WOULD NOT FORCE REICH TO SIGN TREATY   Urges Instead That Whole German People Agree In Nationa! Constitution to Accept Terms.   ‘RUSSIA AND BRITAIN VOICE OBJECTIONS   ‘Secretary Proposes Advisory  Peace Parley of All Nations That Declared   War On Nazis.

Marshall Wants German Treaty In Constitution  Proposes ( For All Alliac

Marshall Gets Support of French Envoy   Tentative Objections Are Voiced by Russia, Britain

Marshall Asks Pact ‘Signing’ By All Reick   U.S. Plan Would Require Inclusion of Pledge In Constiiatian

U. S. Asks Reich  Pact. Expansion   Marshall‘Recommends All"Allies ” Attend’ German! Treaty Parley *’-

U. S. PROPOSES EVERY GERMAN ACCEPT TREATY   Marshall Asks All Who Declared War Against Nazis To Parley

Marshall Asks All German People Accept Peace Treaty  Also Wants Parley By All Nations That Declared War  Against Germany

ENTIRE GERMAN NATION SHOULD ACCEPT TERMS   Marshall Says Ne Reich Government Should Shealder Onus Alone   BEVIN AND MOLOTOV OFFER OBJECTIONS

PEACE TREATY FOR GERMANY IS DISCUSSED   MARSHALL BELIEVES PEOPLE SHOULD ACCEPT PACT

German People Would Accept Treaty Terms      Nations Who Declared War Would Attend  Peace Conference

U.S. Waiver of Claims Against . Ttaly Is Blow Aimed at Communism

DEFENSE CAVE STORY STILL UNCONFIRMED   Army and Nayy Have Nothing to Say About Reports of Construction of Caverns.

Super-Secret Label Is Put  On Reported Atomic Caves  Army, Navy Silent ‘On Stories About Defense Caverns In New Mexico

Army, Navy, Not Telling Anything Of Defense Cave   Details of New Mexicc Installation Will Remain Secret

War and Navy Groupe Admit Only That Base For Special Weapons Study Is Established

NEW MEXICO’S ATOMIC CAVES SUPER-SECRET   WEAPONS RESEARCH CONTINUED AND EXPANDED

 GOVERNMENT REFUSES TO CONFIRM REPORTS OF NEW. MEXICO PROJECT  Armed: Forces To Keep ‘Caverns’ Secret

Union Plans Pay Demands   _ AFL Says Another Increase Needed To Meet Prices

AFL SUGGESTS WAGE INCREASE   Claim Bcost Is Needed for Living Costs

New Pay Hikes Due, AFL Says   Claims ‘Third Round’ Needed on Living Cost

AFL Plans Third Wa oe Hike Drive   Increases Will Be Asked, Says Organ, To Meet Rising Prices

Taft Serves Notice To Reds   Senator Says Withdrawal Of Troops From Balkans Will Stop Aid To Greece

Taft Says Red Withdrawal To End U.S. Aid   Ohio ‘Reluctantly’ Gives Approval to Truman Proposal

TAFT HINGES AID ON TROOP MOVES   Would Halt U. S. Help Wher Reds Get Out Of Balkans

Senator Taft Says Red Troop Evacuation Of Balkans Should End Greek Aid

TAFT PASSES BALL TO REDS ON GREEK HELP   ®hioan Would Make Soviet withdrawal Condition For End Of U. S. Aid

TAFT WOULD SHORTEN PERIOD FOR GREEK AID   Proposes Assistance Be Withdrawn When Russian Troops Quit Country

TAFT APPROVAL OF GREEK-TURKO AID ‘RELUCTANT’  SEES REMOVAL OF  GOMMIE THREAT IE

Amendment Adopted For Limited Veto By United Nations  me Inck Ball

Taft Would End Greek Aid When Reds Go  Hopes Balkan Help   Hopes Balkan Help Can Be Ended in 12 to 15 Manths

ASKS SOVIETS TO WITHDRAW FROM BALKANS   Would Be Signal For U. S. To Halt Program of Financial Aid

Taft Would End Aid to Greece, Turkey ‘When Soviet Troops Are Withdrawn

TAFT BACKS AID RELUCTANTLY’   Hopes Russian Withdraw. als Will Make More _ Help Unnecessary   DEBATE IS DRAGGING

Votes For Bill Reluctantly  Taft Wants Greece Turkish Help Ended  On Red Withdrawal

Senator Taft Reluctantly Approves Aid for Greece   Solon Says Help Should’ End When —  Russia Removes Troops From Balkans

Withdrawal Of ‘Reds Signal Also For U.S.   Taft Thinks American Aid Not Needed After Russ Leave Balkans

RUSSIA STILL ATTEMPTING TC KNOCK OUT UN'S "WATCH. DOGS” IN TROUBLE  ZONE

United Nations Await Tests On Balkan Issues   Action Taken To Require Soviet Balkan Satellites To Meet Obligation   GREEK FRONTIERS ‘““‘WATCH-DOG’’ ISSUE

Husband Wanted In Truck Murder   Wife Of  Restaurant Own er Is Found Slain; Mate Missing.

SLAIN WOMAN'S SPOUSE SOUGHT   Coast Cafe Operator Missing After Wife's Body Is Found in a Trunk

° PAUL MALLON—  Receives Classic Inside Report on Conditions Inside Sweden

HONOR STUDENTS AT DELONE HIGH   Names Of Seventy-Six Boys And Girls On Roll There Are Announced By Rev. Cyri J. Allwein

DELONE HONOR   STUDENTS LISTED   Ninety-One Boys And Girls Have Earned Places On List For Fifth Six-Weeks Period At That School

European Jews Are Moving Secretly Toward Palestine   Migration Is Across Alpine Frontier to Thaly in Search for Ports ol Passace

TEAAO HOUSE PASSED LEVY, LABOR BILLS IN SPEEDY SESSION  RESTRICTIONS PLACED ON UTILITIES STRIKES, “MASS” BLOCKADES OUT

Republicans In Senate To Onpose Move   Proposed Tax Relief Legislation Expected te Come Up For Consideration Tuesday.

GOP Bucks Effort By  Democrats   Seek Acceptable Compromise On Labor Legislation

‘Economies Studied   Delaying Move On Tax Slash  Gets Support. Of Demotrats   Mid-June Action Favored To Allow Surplus Estimate

TAK GUT MEASURE MAY CAUSE FIGHT   Battle Shapes Up Today In Senate on Subject.

DEMOCRATS SEEK SENATE DELAY OM INCOME TAX CU   Believe Budget Picture Will  Be Clarified by f Mid-June

DEMOS SEEK TO DELAY TAX CUT ACTION   Senators Favor Putting Off Vote on 4-BillionDollar Reduction Until After the New Fiscal Year Begins.

Democrats Want Action Delayed   Snyder Called To Give Views On Long-Range "7 Plan For Overhaul Of Federal Tax Structure

Medical Care Group Denies Poll Findinas   Legislators Request To See Vote Records

Drastic Cost Plan Studied   Reserve Authority to Be Used Only if Other Means Fail

ontrols May be Sought Investigators Report Said To Support Rationing If. Veluntary Measures Fa;!

Truman May Ask Revival Of Controls   Report. President Pondering Requests For Price Controls and Consumer Rationing.

Truman May Ask Return: Of Controls   Price Curbs, Rationing. To Avert Inflation Considered in Message

President to Address ppecial Session of Conaress on 12:30 P. M. Broadcast Monday

TRUMAN ‘TO ASK WARTIME PRICE CONTROL RETURN   Anthovity Would Be Used Only if Other Methods Fail

Truman May. Ask Rationing Price Power   Would Not Invoke  Curbs’Unless Other ' Measures Failed

Would Be Used As Last Resort; Plan Indefinite  _ Other Phases of His ‘Message on Monday Are More Certain

22Men Saved Stern Half of Broken Ship   Rescued After 5-Day Attempt to Bring Section to Port

Navy Rédeties’22 Men Afloat on Half of Tanker   Hope Diminishes for 12 Who Put Out on Lifeboat Last Wednesda;

Argentina to Ask 2 to Leave   Yugoslavs Have Not Diplomatic Immunity  There, Officials Say

Slav Diplomats Face Expulsion From Argentina   Chile Requests Pair to Depart After Agitation

YUGOSLAVS NOT CHUMS, BUENOS AIRES DECIDES   Pair Ordered from Chile Tx Get Walking Papers In Argentina

SOUTH AMERICA SEES RED—  Argentina Says Yugoslav Communists Can’t Remain

Neither Man To Be Sheltered, Officials Say   Buenos Aires Held Headquarters Of Soviet Network

Argentina Will Ban Yugoslavs, Ousted by Chile   Diplomats Accused of Communist Activity Reported ‘Missing’

Argentina Will Not Harbor Yugoslavians  Communist Agitators   Communist Agitators Are Not Welcome; No Immunity Granted

MOTHER TRUMAN CLINGS TO LIFE   Medical Seience Astonished at Her Tenacious Grasp on Life ~~ For 48 Hours Offitial Bulletin Has Read “No Change.”

BRITISH SEIZE 600 PERSONS _WHO WERE ATTEMPTING  “TO ILLEGALLY ENTER PALESTINE      By REGINALD ‘SEIGEL International News Service

DEFY BRITISH IN PALESTINE   Jewish Undergroynd Calls For Fight; 600 Seized By Blockade

U.N. Must Define, Stop Aggression, Taft t Declares —   Says Security Council Follows Expediency, In Absence of Law

Taft Calls For Charter Revision  Urges Limitation On Use Of Veto

House Passes Tag Agent Measure  Opposition Due in Senate To Bill to Give Disabled

Copy-Book Maxim to Make Every Hour Pay Taken Too Literally by a Negro

WARTHUR GIVES JAPAN GUARANTEE “OF PROTECTION   Authoritative Sources Say General Told Hirohito U. S. Would Go to Her Defense, If Necessary.   NO MENTION MADE OF TIME ELEMENT   Two in Hour-Long Conference at Which Emperor Expresses Concern Over Curbs on Nation’s Arms,

MacArthur Assures Japs Their Islands Will Be Protected  Declares United State: Will Do It If the UN Daec Nat Take Over

65 Girls Central Graduates Receive Diplomas   Speaker Urges True Service to God and Country

65 Girls Central Graduates Receive Diplomas  Speaker Urges True Service to

Czech Move On Aid Plan Is Puzzling   Decision To Attend Paris Conference May Be Rebuff To Moscow; Meaning Still Wot Clear

SENATE PASSES BIG MONEY BILL   Cash for U. S. Foreign Policy Operations Voted

PASSED BY SENATE   House Must Act on Additions to Approve Appropriation Measure

jenate Bill ‘or Foreign ‘unds Passed   Greek-Turkish Aid Program Included in Appropriation

Solons Speed Toward Finish   Last-Minute Business Waded Through By Congress

—Appropriations—  Senate Passes Aid Fund   Bill To Finance Foreign Activity Is Sent To House

SENATE PASSES FUND BILL FOR FOREIGN RELIEF   Includes $400 Million for Greek-Turkish Aid Program by U. $.

Regular Levies Will Also Be Made for Buildings  and Bonus   ‘CARLSON IS PLEASED

STATE AD VALOREM RATE IS ONE MILL   Regular Levies Will Also Be Made for Builcings and Bonus   CARLSON IS PLEASED

Navy Plane, 20 On Board Is Missing  Was On Flight In Alaska Area

Osceola Boy Fatally Hurt  In Collision  Two Other Youths Injured As Car Hite Two Ricvcles

HOOVER SUGGESTION  1S BEING CONSIDERED   Gorernment Might Charter Skips '  Of Enemy Natiens For j farrcvines Faoad

Foreign Office Charges Soek armo.Regime ‘‘Totalitar eee Bee Bec tas ne:

UUSTING OF FN CHAIRMAN ee   ‘Senator Asks Resignation of Reece: Tells  of Charges.

GOP CHAIRMAN FACES BATTLE   Senator Aiken in Attack on Carroll Reece

Rift Looms — In GOP Ranks   Aiken Demands Reece Resignation; National Committee Criticized

Rent Evictions in A Sharp Upturn as Controls Ease Off  Landlords Permitted t   Landlords Permitted to File Suit Now Without Waiting Six Months

Mid-Western Landlords Are Filing Record Number Of Eviction Suits

“Bigeest Rush’? Since De  on Reported In  Many Cities; Group Plans to Batile

Rent Evictions in A Sharp Upturn as Controls Ease Off   Landlords Permitted to File Suit Now Without Waiting Six Months. -

20 Men Meet Flaming Death In Army Plane   All Aboard Killed As Transport Crashes Near Memphis Port

REPORTS CLAIM SOVIETS RUSH TO CONVERT FUNDS   U. S$. Studies Effect Upheaval May Have On Russia’s Economy Setup

Run on Russian Banks, Stores Is Reported In U.S. Foreign Broadcast

Wave of Panic Buying Under Way in Moscow. Voice of America Reports to All But Soviets

RUSH ON RUSSIAN BANKS REPORTED   U.S. Radio Beams in 23 Languages Story of Pending Currency Fall

Radio Voice Says Rumors— Behind Spree   Price Increases, Change In Red — Currency Value Claimed Reason For Raids, Banks Suffer Worst

Said To Fear Money Is Losing Its Value; ‘Voice of America’ Beams Tale Overseas

RED RUBLE ON SLIDE, PEOPLE PANIC BUYING   Reports from Russia Reveal Something Wrong with Soviet Economy.

Panic Buying Wave Reported in Moscow   ‘Voice of America’ Broadcasts: Accounts

U.S. Reports Runs on Banks In Red Cities   Broadcast Indicates Soviets Fear Ruble I. Losing Its Value

RUSSIANS ARE EMBARRASSING “RED” BANKS   Wholesale Runs Are Reported as Natives Fear for “Savings”

Changes In Currency May Be In Offing  Official U. S. Radio Tells Of  urcnascsce Kise

Changes In Currency May Be In Offing  Official U. S. Radio Tells Of  aarrfnaee ae

Russians Afraid Of Fall in Value Of Their Money   ‘Voice of America’ Has Broadcast Telling of Runs on Banks

‘(NEW VIOLENCE FLARES IN FRANCE      Bank Runs, Panic Buying Reported In Russia

RUNS ON RUSSIAN BANKS: IMPERIL ECONOMY LONG. . ROASTED BY STALIN MEN.

RUSSIANSUNLOAD RUBLES AS NEW CONTROLS LOOM   Hints of Economic Collapse Seen In Kremlin’s Actions

BUYING RUSH ONIN SHOPS; U), §. HEARS   Travelers Say People, Fearing Ruble is Losing Value, Are Putting Money Into Goods. —   WASHINGTON BEAMS STORY OVERSEAS   Radio Asserts Rumors Are Widespread That Moscow Will Issue New Currency December 5.

PRICE. HIKES: AND CURRENCY: CHANGES ARE RUMORED Reports Of Panic Buying Rush In Soviet Cities Broadcast In23Lanquaaes By U. S. Officials

REPORT SOVIET BANK RUNS AND “PANIC BUYING’      Say Wave Touched Off by Money Devaluation, Price Increase Rumors

EN ENEMA MPQTIAG  Russians Fear. Ruble Is Losing Value, Returned Travelers Say

Runs on banks, Stores Said to Have Occurred  Raide Ranartedlw Are   Raids Reportedly Are Caused by Rumors of New Currency Issue

Reports Are Broadcast By U.S. Radio   Bank Runs Made, Some Stores Are Forced to Close

RUMORS BRING WILD RUSH 10 SPEND RUBLES   STORES IN) MOSCOW CLEANED OUT BY EXCITED MOBS

Fear Of Ruble Drop Causes Buying Panic   Voice Of America Beams News In 23 Languages; Banks Curb Withdrawals

Measure Is Passed With  Few Changes   Program Faces Uncertain Fate in House; Martin Forecasts Passage by End of Next Week

Senate Passes Foreign Aid Bill By 83-t0-6 Vote   Facing Uncertain Fate In House; to Reach Truman Next Week

U.S. to Continue  Work on Principal Atom Bomb Mefal  Se a ° ee nn <a   Commission Keeps Se. cret Improvements on Plutonium

Plutonium Making Is  Now Easier   J. S$. Announces Improvement In System For ABomb Manufacture   BY HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE ASSOCIATED PRESS SCIENCE PHhITOR

U. 5. to Continue Work on Principal Atom Bomb Metal  Commission Keeps Se cret Improvements on Plutonium

Senate Sets Vote . On: Dooley: Motion For July Eighth    ‘Move Would Send Nomination Back To Committee

\President and Congress Square Off ‘with Series of Crucial Decisions Up

Adverse Report On Labor Bill Coming, Is Tip   Government Experts Cite Weak Spots in Union Curb Measure

Labor Analysts Claim Measure Is ‘Unworkable’,  Will Not Stop Coal Strilees

Crucial Decisions On Economy Of U. S. Await Truman Action   Labor. ‘Tax-Cutting Measures First Up; Rent Control, Wool Price Program Next

Measure Said To Be Unworkable   Other Advisers Urging Truman To Sign Proposal

TRUMAN AIDS SAY LABOR BILL IS UNWORKABLE   Some Of President’s Experts Find Fault, Others Advise Sianing

Labor Bill Sharply Attacked   Government ‘Experts’ Re ported Ready to Urge Truman to Veto It

Labor Experts Say Measure ls Unworkable   Claim Bill Won't Halt Coal Strikes

> Some Disagree   Truman Told Bill On Desk Won't Check Coal Walkout   Advisers Urge Veto Of Taft-Hartley Law After Detailed Study

Labor Bill Won't Work,  Experts Advise Truman   Key Decisions Must Be Made By President

Advisors To Tell Truman Taff Bill Is ‘Unworkable’   Other Presidential Advisors Are Urging Signing Labor Law

Will Face Series (f Crucial Tests In Next Few Days   Must Accept UF 4 Reject Labor An Tax-Cutting Bills

Compromise Version too Much Like Original Harley Measure, Experts Declare

Traman Facing Vital Decisions  On Major Bills      President Returns From Canada, Reported Due To Veto Several GOP Mezsures

LADO BILL— Cite Reasons In Analysis Of Measure  ’ Other Advisers  Urge Approval

FEDERAL LABOR EXPERTS ADVISE ‘VETO OF CURBS   DECLARE MEASURE POWERLESS PREVENT SOFT COAL STRIKE

Experts Will Advise Veto Of Labor Bill   Report Taft-Hartley Law ‘Unworkable,’ Deem It Unable To Stop Coal Strike

Labor Experts Study Union Curbing Bill   Some Advise Truman It Is Unworkable And Will Not Stop Strike by Miners

Labor Experts Urging Veto of Labor: Bil   Tell President Measure Would Not Prevent Coal Strike

Ask Truman Veto on “Unworkable”  Labor Curb Bill   Experts Say Measure Would Not Avert Pending Coal Strike

U. S. Experts Urge Veto of Labor Bil!   Presidential Advisers Claim Hartley-Taft Measure ‘Unworkable’ And Will Not Stop Coal Strike; Others Urge Truman to Sign Bill

Hartley-Taft Plan Rated “Unworkable’   Not Capable Of Halting Coal Strike Is Charge

World Affairs Sidetracked As Nation Awaits Truman's Action On Controversial Legislation Sent To White House By G.O.P. Congress

Tax Deadline Set Monday At Midnight   Labor, Rent Bills, Wool Price Support Confront President

FOR & QUIET CITY LETS KEEP DOWN . AUTO HORK BLOWING   Government Labo Experts Declare Bill Unworkable

PLAN TERMED UNWORKABLE BY MANY   Others Urge President To Sign Disputed Measure   GOVERNMENT HEADS   Fear Taft-Hartley Legislation Will Not Stop Coal Walkout

Crucial Decisions Facing President   Must Decide In Next Few Days Whethe: To Accept Or Veto Labor And Tax Bills

Says Analysis Shows It Won t Stop Coal Strike   President Being Urged By These Officials To Veto Measure While Other Groups  Aadwisinge Him Ta Sicn.

“VETO, ” “SIGN”  URGED ALIKE   ‘Weasure Held Both “Unwork:   able’ in Coal Strike,  Some Protection.

Taft-Hartley Labor Bill iF ermed ‘“‘Unworkable”’ By ‘Truman Aides; Urge Veto

Other Advisers Are Urging President to Sign Measure; Reasons for Veto Are Cited by Government Men

Federal *\abor Experts — To Advis President _ Labor Bill’ “Unworkable”

LABOR CHIEFS AGAINST BILL   Claim Present Measure Wil! Not Avert Coal Strike

Experts Assert NoPower Given  To Halt Strike      Measure Analyzed, Claim It Follows Hartley Version Instead of Taft Proposals   Say ‘Yellow Deg’ Pacts May Return   15,000 Miners Return Te Pennsylvania Pits As Protest “Holiday” Virtually Ends

laft-Hartley Bill Unworkable, Say U.S. Labor Experts  Urge Truman To Veto Measure

SAY LABOR ACT WILL NOT STOP A COAL STRIKE   Other Presidential! Advisers, However, Say Strike-Curbin g Measure Does Give Government Means Of Dealing With Coal Strike Threat.

Labor Experts Will Decide Taft-Hartley Bill is “Unworkable’   Other Reports’ Say That Advisers are Urging Its Approval

Federal Labor Experts Advise Labor Bill Veto   Say Measure ‘Unworkable’ And Won’t Prevent Caal Strike.

Labor Experts Say Taft Bill. Not Workable   Won't Stop Coal      Won't Stop Coal Strike, Claim After Analysis

Wallace Backers Face Tough Task  To Get Party Spot On State Ticket

Prospects Much Better Now For Quick Settlement   Group Sends Members Back to Their Unions  For Local Bargaining

Union Quits Nation-Wide Phone Talks   Will Bargain ‘On Local Basis

Phone Union Drops Drive For National  Agreement  Members Are Sent Home To Intensif, Negotiations  On T neal RPactec

LOCAL BARGAINING WILL BE RESUMED BY THEN. F. TY,   Talks Continue With Long Lines Workers and Conciliators Say Agreement May Come at Any Time.   TWO SIDES ARE LESS THAN 80 CENTS APART   Moran Reports Employes Are Holding Out for $4.50 Increase Plus Adjustments  Totaling 64 Cents.

NFTW Leaders Will Bargain On Local Basis   Negotiations in Two Phases Still Are in Progress. However

LOCAL UNIONS TO TAKE OVER IN BARGAINING   FEDERATION GIVES UP NEGOTIATIONS IN WASHINGTON

UNIONS WILL NEGOTIATE ON LOCAL BASIS   Policy Group Reverses Stand As Hopes For  Agreement Rise

Baby Sitter and Father of 10 Held Flight From Las Angeles Is Halted

Father Runs Away With Baby Sitfer   But Wife Says Man Was “Perfect Husband and e Father”

Father of Ten And Baby Sitter Held by Police   Detained at Request Of Woman’s Husband; Shared Relief Checks

Bitter Wind, Snow in Stafe   Low Readings Forecast For Much of State After Thurs -day Duststorms

Bitter North Winds Chase Spring-like Weather Which Has  Prevoiled in State -

ACTION PUSHED ON VOTE FRAUD   All-Night Session Talked Of “As Senator Urges Quiz

Senate Near Decision On  Fraud Charge   Formal Probe Asked of Vote In Kansas City

Senate Night Session Is Threatened   Missouri Senator Demands Vote on Charges Out of Kansas City Vote

Speed Decision — : On Clark Actions In Vote Frauds   Senate Pushes Inquiry Of Kansas City Primary To Offset All-Night Parley

Probe of Vote Fraud Will Be Decided Today   Formal Investigation Of Handling of Case Being Demanded

Night Session In Senate Seen  On Vote Frauds   Wherry Warns Of Long Hearing In Missouri Probe; Gets Pledge  Of Clear Field

PRESSURE PUT W SENATE 10 PROBE VOTING      Session Threatened cerca Decision on Kansas City Fraud,

Wherry Threatens All-Night Session  Prods Senate Into Action on Frauds

Probe Demanded On Kansas City Election Issue  Senator Kem      Senator Kem Still Alleges Primary Fraud

Kem To Hammer At Vote Fraud Issue As Solons Near Adjournment Date

PROMISE ACTION IN FRAUD PROBE   SENATE THREATENED WITH NIGHT SESSION ON KEM'S CHARGES

Senate Prodded Toward Vote on Fraud Charges  All-Night Session le aw Bice itltecs

Senate Faces Action On K. C. Fraud Charges   THREAT OF ALL NIGHT SESSION PRODDED SOLONS

Senate Prodded Toward Vote on Fraud Charges  All-Night Session Is a Possibility

Senate Nears Decision On Vote Frauds   Threatened With All-Night Session

KC VOTE FRA CHARGE AWAITS SENATE ACTION   All-Night Session Prods Deci sion on Inquiry into Handling of Probe

ESTIMATE OF U.S. POPULATION IN 1990 RAISED TO 164,585,000 AFTER NEW METHOD OF FORECAST FOUND

Veter rans Seek 875. Pension To Older Soldiers   VEW “Pressure” Demanded Bill. To Provide Paymients to Vets At Ave of 65

VEW to Support Bill to-Pension” Vets at Age 65   Former National Commander, Now Congressman. Gives Talk

Pensions For War 1 Vets \Ohiective Of The ¥ F W   Convention Adopts Res olution To. Abolish Poll Tax For Voting.

Bill Barring Negro Voters Becomes Law   Georgia White Primary Measure Signed Today By Herman Talmadge

WANTED: “TENANTS WITH BABIES   Young Family Preferred, and Landlord Tells Why

Supreme Court Reverses Conviction Of Newsmen   High Tribunal Says Judges May Not Use Contempt Proceedings To Protect Themselves Eram Criticism

Newspapers Are Free to Criticize Rulings of Judges   Supreme Court Says Law Is Not Made to Protect Thin-Skinned Judiciary

Fortitude Prerequisite For Men On Bench  Supreme Court Overrules Corpus Christi Newsmen’s Conviction

CONTEMPT CASE UPSET  Supreme Court Rules Texas Newsmen’s Sentence Void

on Upheld Court Order  Contempt Charge Ruled Out Which Protected Judge   Decision Declares Law Of Contempt Not Made For  Protection Of Judges Who May Be Sensitive 7. TAs fhe Oe = ee ED foe Pg OD eg Sate

TEXAS PAPER CASE UPSET         Supreme Ceurt Rules Contempt Laws Not Protection

Newspaper Men Upheld by Supreme Court in Their Battle With Judge

Contempt Charge To Stop Critics Barred to Courts   Supreme Tribunal Frees Newspapermen Convicted in Texas

Newark Building Of Celanese Corp. Damaged By Blas  Cause Undetermined: 12 Persons Injured

BRICKS FLY AS BLAST LETS G0   Celanese Factory Blows Un  Injuring Dozen; Two in Critical State

Stafe Inquires Info Accused Sex Slayer’s Release  Pleads Innocent To Death Of Girl

Massachusetts Governor Launches - Probe of Alleged Killer’s Release

U.S. Designers Copy Princess’ Gown  $50 APPROXIMATIONS TO BE OFFERE

WARMER WEDNESDAY   Lew Ten  peratures Last Brought Ne Frest  Night

42 ROUTED BY DUBUQUE BLAZE   Fireman” Overcome by Smoke in Downtown Fire

FLAMES LICK WAY TO ROOF; DAMAGE GREAT   Discovered in Early Morning Hours by Bob Dunwoody

SOLON FAVORS EXTENSION OF PARITY PLAN   Thye Says Program Will Keep Farm Commodity Prices Up

Senator Thye Urges Continuance Of Farm Parity Price Support Plan

GREEN OUTLINES PROGRAM IN 7,000 WORD MESSAGE   RECOMMENDS PROBE OF CHICAGO SCHOOLS AND ASSISTANCE TO VETS

Green Message For Legislature Defines Session’s Program   Asks Congressional Redistricting, Education  and Vet Aid

GOV. GREEN OUTLINES HIS PROGRAM IN MESSAGE TODAY   Asks Redistrict  Plan, More Money For Education  And Vets Needs

President Raps ‘Tax  Reduction   Soaring Prices, Aggression Hit; Demos Eye “48

‘Stand Guard, President Cautions U.S  epee - wo, eg Ce rm   Amplifies Doctrine! Of Foreign Aid © “At Jefferson Dinner

PRICE INCREASE OF OVER 6 CENTS A TON FORECAST “AS RESULT OF PAY  , BOOSTS

CITY MAY FEEL FULL FORCE OF RAGING STORM   Thousands Flee For Shelter Before Blow; Area Not Too Well Prepared

HURRICANE PASSES OVER NEW ORLEANS   Winds And Floods Crush Buildings, Sterm Heads North

Storm Center Hits City ., After Winds of 90 mph;   Five Dead in Florida

U. S. Moves To Preserve UN Ability Te Keep Peace   “Little Assembly” Is Suggested as Means of Regaining World Confidence in Group

That   Established   Dulles Tells Session It Is Only © Way Confidence in UN Can. ve . Restored:. Opposed by. Russia -

Last Chance For UN To Revive Confidence In Ability To Keep Peace   Dulles Opens American Fight To Break Peace Stalemate Caused By Deadlock !n The UN Security Council.

U. S. URGES LITTLE U.N ASSEMBLY’   Interim Group Would Meet the Year Around

TRUCKER ADMITS SECOND SLAYING   indianapolis Police Solve Socialite Murder

Negro Truck Driver Admits. Second Murder  Confesses Halloween Eve Stabbina of

NEGRO TRUCKER ADMITS MURDERS   4e Shot One Woman and Stabbed Another

700 Routed By Armory Blaze      Negroes Forced To Flee. Dance In Salisbury’s State Armory.

European  Aid Under Study   World Bank Funds Unavailable for Use in Stop-Gap Program

SENATE MONEY PANEL WILL MEET TO TALK OVER FOREIGN FUNDS   WORLD BANK OUT AS SOURCE OF STOP-GAP RELIEF FOR EUROPE

Will Discuss Financial Aid And Policies   World Bank VP Says Impossible To Supply ‘Stop Gap.’

Jealous Man Holds Giri Captive, Kills Self and Four Others of Family

Kills 4 Members Of Family, Self  Young Girl Is Held Captive by Killer

Jealous Suiter Shoots 4, Self   Girl Held Captive Through Night I House With Four Dead Relatives

9 TO ATTEND HEARING ON GILA BILL   Before House Sub-Committee On June 25th

3 Anderson Couples Die As Train Hits Car   Accident Occurs After Group Leave: Ball State Dance

St. Louis Streetcar, Bus Strike Hurting Business, Retgilare Con,

HAMPERS BUSINESS      Sl, Louis Streetcar Sirike Keeps Shoppers at Home

Inside Your Congress  No Bill of Rights  SAMUEL B PETTENGILL “The Gentleman from  ik

LEGISLATURE CATCHES UP WITH DOCKET   Senate Passes Temporary School ‘ Aid Measure

DEADLINE KILLS MICHIGAN BILLS IN LEGISLATURE   House and Senate Clear Calendars for Adjournment Date, June 6

Transportation  In Akron Stops   Strike Of AFL Mechanics Catches Rubber Capital Public By Surprise.

RESIDENTS WALK IN AKRON STRIKE   Only Taxicabs Run As Bus Mechanics Picket Firm

TRANSIT STRIKE OPENS IN AKRON   Union Mechanics Reject 7 Cent Hourly Boost

RADIO SPEAKER SAYS THAT y OUTBREAKS OF VIOLENCE  WILL BE CONTINUED °

Palestine Fears New Outbreaks   Stepped Up Underground Warfare Feared Following Radio Warning   ‘““‘BLOODBATH ERA” THREAT IS MADE

Palestine Fears New Violence After ‘Bloodbath Era’ Promised Over Radio

UNDERGROUND WARNS OF ERA UF BLOODBATH   Jewish Threats Responsible For  Palestine Terror

DENHAM TO RUN NEW LABOR LAW   Sees Gain For Both Sides Truman Picks Two Aids

Both Workers And Management .... Savs New Labor Act  May Be Help To All

Hopeful Of Labor Peace    NLRB Head Says He Believes New Law Will Benefit Both Lahor and. Industry

[Key Man of New Labor Law Says Legislation Will Work  Robert N. Denham Sees Benefits

NLRB Counsel Asserts Taft-Hartley Law to Benefit Labor and Industry

LAWYER NAMED TODIRECT LABOR LAW   Pres. Chooses Robert Denham a: Administrator _.

Believes Law Will Benefit Labor, Industry  Denhaw Appointed Key Man Behind Ac!

Act To Benefit Industry and Labor, Claim   Republican Named Tx Key Post in Newly Expanded Board

TAFT-HARTLEY ACT HAILED BY NLRB COUNSEL   Denham Predicts New Lav Will Benefit Both Labor And _ Industry

Denham Named Counsel For Labor Board   Two New Members Also Appointed; Senate To Confirm

Administrator Optimistic on New Labor Law   Will Benefit Both Industry, Labor, Denham Declares

Newly-Appointed Labor Counsellor Sees  Improved Relations Under New Measure

Labor Relations Head Sees Work Peace Under Law   Newly Named Chief Unde Taft-Hartley Labor Act Predicts Industry Calm

Nominee Sees Many Benefits   Plan No Labor, industrial Czar, * Senators “Ball, Taft Silent”

LABOR, INDUSTRY CAN BE AIDED BY ‘PROPER LAW USE   Key Man ‘of Taft-Hartley Labor Law Is Confident Plan Will Function

Labor Bill To : Benefit All, Counsel Says   Fair Administration Of Act Promised By Truman-Appointes

DENHA NLRB COUNSEL   Truman Appoints Two Others Under New Labor Law

Labor Bill Will Benefit Everyone  General Counsel of NLRB Predicts

APPOINTEE SEES BENEFITS FROM NEW LABOR BILL   Robert N. Denham Truman’s Choice for Powerful _ NLRB Post

Bill Will Be ‘Beneficial —Denham   Missourt Man Gets Fost As Generat Counsel For NLRB

Newly Appointed Administrator Lauds Labor Act      Key Man Believes Labor Situation  Will Clear Itself

Denham, Named Key Man Of NLRB Predicts Taft-Hartley Law Benefits

MARYLAND MAN NAMED 10 BE HEAD COUNSEL   President Fills All Positions on Labor Relations Board

Denham Is Named General Counsel to Administer Law   Two Others Are Selected to Fill Newly-Created Spots; Comment Is Brief

Chief Administrator Ot New Labor Law Praises Measure   Says Boon to ‘Labor and Management

Newly-Appointed NLRB Key-Man Reports Optimism  Robert Denham Nominated _ General Counsel: Buffalo 

Key Man of Labor Bill is Optimistic - About Its Succes:   Robert N. Donham Says He Doesn’t Intend to Be a “Dictator”

Taft-Hartley Labor Law Draws Praise Of NLRB Counsel  New Official Terms   New Official Terms Act a ‘Benefit’ To Labor, Industry

Soviet Ukraine Named to Security Setup  India Has Withdrawr But 15 Nations Abstain From Voting

END HOPE OF EARLY WORLD DISARMAMENT   United Nations Marks Firs Birthday Trying To Settle Squabble

Robeson Ranks First In State With $24,604,994 Value Of Farm Products   Only 4 N. C. Counties Rank With First 100 In Nation

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Lash Out Three Ways   War Crimes Trials

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   To Hear 3 Former Jap Army Officers, Newspaperman

Four Survivors Are Rescued From Shipwreck   Four Bodies Also Found; Remaining 43 Are Believed Dead

Wolfe Held In $5,000 Bonds On Stabbing Charge  Young Bride Takes Stand

Beach Youth Is Ordered Held On Larceny Counts  Charges Involve Breaks In City

Agreement in a Taft-Hartley Law Dispute Said Reached and Strike Scheduled For Today at Noon Will Be Called Off;  Also Agree on Pension Plan

Reach Accord Upon A Point In Labor Law   Pact For Settling Issues On Pension Plan Said Gained

South and East Areas of Stafe Gef Heavy Rain   Panhandle Derlves Little Benefit From ” Showers; Oklahoma  Escapes High Winds

DEMANDS FACTS ON OIL SHORTAGE   Army, Navy, Interior Officials To Be Summoned

Three Cheeks On Aid Urged  By Vandenberg   Senator Proposes to Give UN Power to Enc Plan by Majority Vote

Over 1200 People Witness Tractor Demonstration   Twenty Tractors, 50 Implements Shown at Meet

UNION OFFICIALS HURT   iT: ing Ambushed. b we Report Reing jAmbe 7

UNION OFFICIALS HURT   Se ete  [Tee meet Being Ambushed by  ersonsa  nknown

‘He Dodges ‘Leading Question’ At Press Meet Truman Happy Over Election; W on’t Name His Running Mate   Plan No Legislation In Special Session _ Truman, Martin Turn Down Tax Cut Action

News Conference   News Conference ~ Truman Avoids ‘Running Mate’ Query

LEWIS OPPOSES NON-RED PLEDGE BY UMW HEADS   Will Order Officials to Refuse to Sign Affidavits

LEWIS BLOCKS AFL ACTION ON NON-RED OATHS   Report Mine Leader Has Decided to Tell UMW Heads Not to Sigr

Lewis Says Affidavits Not Needed   Mine Workers’ Leader Against Anti-Communist  Taft-Hartley Provision

JOHN L. LEWIS, AS USUAL, T0 DEFY U.S. AND ORDER MINERS NOT 10 SIGN ANTI-COMMUNISTIC. PLEDGE

JOHN L. LEWIS BALKS AT LAW   Plans to Order Officials to Shun Affidavits

Texas Democrats In Open Rebellion Against National Chairman’s Position On Tidelands

MASONS OPEN WEETING   Arnnual Schook of of 13th District Presided Over by J. C. Harper

Sugar Bill Approved by Committee   Would Transfer Control to Agriculture Department from OPA

Senate Group Favors Sugar Control to 48   Committee Votes 10-3 for Bill to Continue Ration, Under Ag Dept.

Senate Group For Extending Sugar Controls   Measure Would Place Agriculture Dept. In Charae of Setup -

Greek Funds Up for First Ballot Today   Senate Committce Solid Approval Seen For Aid Program

Committees Settle Teacher Pay Issue; Salaries in $1950 to $4000 Bracket

OF $1,950 SET FOR TEACHERS   Schedule of Mandated Salaries Approved By Committees

UAW Wants Talks On Pension Plan  Reopened By GM   Renewal of Discussions Sought By Reuther; Would Cover 250,000

UNION ASKS 6. FOR NEW TALKS ABOUT PENSION   U.A.W. President  Points Ou That Contract Permits Reopening Of Issue

Joint Group To Collect Data Is Suggested   Reuther of UAW Calls Social Security Payments ‘Pitiful’

PENSION ‘TALKS ASKED BY UAW   Re-Opening of Conferences With GM Sought

ABOR PROBE EARS CRY F POLITICS   Administration Has Been Pro-Labo: Solon Charges

British Princess Is Betrothed  Wedding Scheduled Before Next Spring

ROYAL COUPLE WILL BE WED BEFORE SPRING   Elizabeth and Philip Said to Be Really In Love

British Princess Ts Betrothed  - Wedding Schedulec  Tatawn Waxed Gucuteake

Italy Facing New Red Strike Threat   General Walkout and Far.  mer March Menace Rome

STRIKE THREATS PLAGUE ITALIANS   Broad Walkout Set Friday Farm ‘March’ Sunday

STRIKE THREAT FACING ROME   Commies Demand Fallow Land Be Given Farmers

A-C Carrying on A Program of Union-Bustina?  Charge Is Made by IWlinois Lawmaker

Are Not Protesting Organization, Just Exemption of Taxes   Ways and Means Group Studying Issue at Capitol

Stable and Productive Germany Held Vital To Recovery, World Peace

U.S. Shifts Policy  Toward Germany   State, War And Navy Departments Say Germans Must Have Higher Standard Of Living,  Economic Self-Suf ficiency

Senate Hears Labor Bill Foes Over 30 Hours   Morse Tops Fight, But GOP Leaders Feel Line to Hold

SENATE SETS VOTE MONDAY ON LABOR BIL   Republicans Claim Enough Strength To Win

Democrats Win Long  Filibuster   Force Republicans To Adjourn Session After 31 Hr. Delay

IKUMAN TALL CONGRESS HGHT UN TAX PLANS  Re ” ee is Are es sed ta sd oy of oer 2 Rates     WANT IMMEDIATE SLASH

Asks Congress For Legislation Against Unjustified Strikes   Knutson Plans Bill To End War Excise Taxes

Balanced Budge! Promised In ‘4] By Mr. Truman  President’s Program On Taxes Heads For  BFiaht In Conoroace

Truman Calls For Balanced U.S. Budget   Tax Recommendations, However, Headed For Bit terFightWithHouseGOP

Truman Promises Balanced Budget   Tax Recommendations Headed for Bitter Fight With G.O.P.; President Wants Excise ‘Paves Continued

Recommends Excise Tax Continuance   His Tax Recommend: ations Face Bitter Fight By Republican  Dominated Congress.

TRIESTE ACTION   Australian Questions Legality Of Big 4 Plan; Belgium Asks More Study

Objections Force U. N. To Delay Trieste Action   Australia Questions Legality Of Plan Placing Port Under Jurisdiction

Council Postpones Action On Trieste   Australia’ Questions Le gality of UN Juris- . diction

Approval For Big Four.Control Plan Seen.  UN Vote On Trieste Setup Is Delayed _-

Trieste Vote Postponed By Couneil   Legality of Plan For U. N. Control  Under Question

Council Delays Action On Trieste  Australia Launches Unexpected Protest

UN SECURITY BODY DELAYS TRIESTE PLAN   Postpone Action When Australia Objects To Legal Status

May Be Called To Aid In Peace Treaty   Marshall Serves Notice Of Move On Ministers

BURMA TO SHED BRITAIN’S RULE   Virtual Independence Granted Asiatic Land Of 17,000,000

Burmese to Get  Their Freedom Churchill Demands Debate on Matter

UTECH FUNERAL  ~ HELD ON SUNDAY   Elgin Twp. Resident Passed Away On ,  March 7

Mrs. Minnie Utech Died Last Friday  Lived Here For  Nearly Sixtv Years

Bond Buying Up $100,000 over 46 In This County   More of Surplus Money Should  Be Invested in Bonds

Senator Taft Pretty Much On the Spot   Truman Has a Price Reduction Program; Taft Hasn’

He Objected To Rationing And Controls   Taft Will Become Target If Price Situation Does Not Improve In Future.

Key House Member Says Okay of 17 Billion Doubtful   Truman Request For Marshall Plan Funds “Too High

Eafon Predicts Failure For Bill To Aid Europe   Request Of Truman Believed Too High

Doubts Congress Would Authorize Full Aid Reques!    House Foreign Committee   Head Says Truman Is : Shooting Too High

Katon Says Sum Asked Is Too High   Republican Also Favors Year-By-Y ear Reliet For Europe

Doubts Congress Will Vote Full 17. Billions :   Head of House Foreign Affairs Comm. Is Opposed

Knee-Deep in Riches-— Oil Well Worth $525 « Day About to Bankrupt Owner

Vet's Oil Well’ In Back Yard Spout 350 Barrels A Day (Worth $575); City’s Ordinance Hamstrings Him

GUSHER IN YARD MAY BREAK HIM   California Veteran Face: Unusual Problem

350 BARRELS OF OIL DAILY GUSHING IN BACKYARD  “Black Gold’ Running All Over Vet's House But, Instead Of Riches, He Is Facing Ruin

SCHOOL NUDISM IRKS MOTHERS   Detroit Girls Forced T« Don Bathing Suits At Liberty Pool

Mows Down Two More In  Three Mishaps  ‘Driver Is Booked For Manslaughter ‘At Presque Isle

Wolcott, Taft Say New Plan Is Voluntary   Price-Wage-Rationing Control Authority Requested By Truman Omitted In W olcott’s Preposal

Rep. Wolcott Has Plan Of Own; Rep. Case Draws Up Bill Which Calls For Doubling Income Tax Exemptions To Cut Tax

GOP Gets Ready Submit Own Bill  Voluntary Pacts To Battle Inflation

GOP Will Open Battle Against Soaring Costs   Voluntary Agreements In Industry ‘ Goal of ’. Republicans

SOLON URGES PRICE PACTS   Wolcott Proposes Voluntary Agreement by Industry To Cut Living Costs

LFFORTS ARE PLANNED TO HALT H. 6. L.   Industry Is Urged to Draft Measure For “Pegging” Prices

ARGENTINA WINS POINT AT MEE]   Contention on Aggression  Approved by Parley

New Coal Strike Is Beginning To Loom In Nation   Mine Shutdown Appears Slated For Faiv Teh

Strike Threat Looms on July 7  Miners and Operators Put Each Other's Patience to Test   Marking Time—

Soft Coal Strike Jitters Are On  Shutdown on July 7 Threatens Industry

Nation Suffers From Jitters As New Strike Nears   Taft-Hartley Bill Can Stay Disaster To Coal Industry

Strike Jitters Again Invade Coal Industry   Patience Gets Test As Foes Bide Time _ Jurv 7 Is Deadline

COAL STRIKE JITTERS SEEN   Miners And Operators ' Prepare To Put Patience To Test

Patience Of Both: Sides Peled ve —Sbence Ui Boliroides -Iried ....  Jitters Are Seon In Coal Industry

Strike Jitters Found Among All Coal Men   Union, Operators Expected “To Wai ‘Each Other Out’

Coal Strike “Jitters” Follow Parley Impasse   Deadline For Any New Stoppage Looms As July 7 Since Miners Begin Ten-Day Vacation June 27; Both Sides Await Truman Action Om Labor Menernre

Coal Strike Probable July 7   Lewis and Operators Jockey for Position After Negotiations Collapse

More Coal Strike Jitters Foreseen  ~ By July 17 Deadline   Last Conference Ends in Failure; Prepare for. Waiting Game

NewCaseO! Coal Strike Jitters Seen   Both Lewis, Mire Owners. Prepared For Patience Test

EUROPE CONFAB READY   Molotov Arrives; Bevin Expected  Later In Day

Farm Outlook Meeting To Be Held Monday   Outlook Meeting To Help Farm6rs Appraise 1948 Farm and Home Activities.

Mutilated Body Of Grrl Found   Mystery Baffles Los Angeles Police

SHELL STAY ON THE JOB  ‘Housemaid Inherits $250. 000 From Fiance Who Was Killed

X-COUNTESS WHO WAS SLAIN. HAD EXCITING LIFE ABROAD   POLICE LEARN VICTIM OF . TRUNK MURDER HAD ADVENTUROUS CAREER YEARS AGO

New Threat May Dwarf All UN Fiahts   successor to Poland in Security Council Is Issue

New Row Threatens  UN Accord   Potond’s Successor On Security Council Is Issue Between Russia and U. S.

Selection of Successor to Poland On Security Council May Blow U.N. Sky High; Compromise Sought

GREATEST ROW YET IS FACING U.N. SESSION   Selection of Successor to Poland on Security Council Poses Big Problem.

Smouldering East-West Battle May Blow Up UN Unless Somebody Yields   Czechoslovakia, Favored By U. S. For Vacancy, Don’t Want Job; Crisis May Come If Russia Is Squeezed Out Of Support.

MUDDY TRACK nN PROSPECT      Increases Chances of  The Long Shots

Mudders Gain Derby Favor   Weather Prospects ‘Revise Race Outlook

SUGAR-CONTROL NOW ASSURED   HOUSE VOTES TO CONTINUE CONTROLS AND SENATE PLANS SIMILAR ‘ ACTION

AGREEMENT ON SUGAR SOUGHT   GOP Plans Early Meeting Tc Extend Rationing, Price Control Programs

Conference Called On Sugar Rationing Extension Program   Call For Conference Of Republicans Issued After House Passes Pill

PARTITIONING QF HOLY LAND IS PREDICTED   United Nations Move Toward Momentous Decision on Fate of Palestine.

ARANHA CLAIMS PARTITION PLAN WLL BE PASSED   Race Close; Vote Nears As Arabs And Tews Tobby

Warner Denies Pressure Used For Production   Hearings Opened In Movie Center

Film Leader Hits House Committee Pressure Charge   Says Report cf Directiors From White House Is Only Fantasy   WARNER QUESTIONED ON MOVIE ACTIVITY   Says He Never Saw a Red But Favors Law Meking Party Hlegal

WARNER SAYS FOR EXERTED NO PRESSURE   Russian Propaganda During War. De. . elared as Vital -

Movie Mangnate Cries ‘Fantasy’ To Red Charges  ‘Mission To Moscow’ No Subversive, House Probers Told

South Still Paying Millions In Pensions To Confederate  Heroes And Their Close Kin

Appropriations For VA Slashed By Committee   $330,540,732 Is Cut from Funds Of 33 Agencies

House Group Cuts Vet Funds $130.884.220   Oks 8.5 Billions for 33 ’ Government  Offices

YA Funds Receive 130 Million Trim By House Group  _ An $8,498,409,759 Bill to Fincuee QQ

VA Among 33 Agencies Cuf   Reductions Made Thus Far Pass 34 Billions

‘Todav In Convress   House Committee Whacks $350,540,732 From Truman Budget For Government Agencies; Senate Restores $54,116,000 To Interior

Committee Urges Agency Fund Cuts   $130,884,220 May Be Taken From Veterans’ Administration

House Group Cuts Funds For Agencies      Committee’s Reductions Totals $330,540,732, Or 3.9 Per Cent Less Than Amount Sought

VA Hard Hit By Action Of Committee   $130,884,220 Taken From Veterans’ Body

VA Funds Reduced By  Conunittee   House Group Trims $130,884,220 From Measure: Other Agencies Hit Harder

Cut Funds Or Government Agencies   Trim $130,0884,220 m Véterans Administration

Bill To Finance 33 Agencies Arproved   Atomic Energy Unit Would Receive Less Than Sought

Says Reduction Not To Impair Benefits for War Veterans   Slash Will Force 10,000 Employes Of Organization Out; Reduce Atomic Appropriations

House Committee Reduces Independent Offices Funds: VA Request Cut $130 884 220   Total Cut Amounts To 3.9 Per Cent Below What President Truman Asked For

130 MILLIONS CUT OFF FUNDS FOR VA   House Committee Approves In: dependent Offices Measure

Veteran Funds Get Small Cut ByHouseGroup   Ss lashes By Congressmen   Bring Total Reduction In Troman Budget To   $3.580.000.000

ouse Committee Slashes 30 Million From VA Funds   But Members Claim Reduction Will Not Curb Financia! Assistance to Veterans

Further Cut In Funds ©   VA Among Independent. Federal Agencies Suffering Budget Slash

House Committee Trims Funds For VA And A-Energy   Even President’s Own Budget Bureau Funds Are Slecshed.

$130 MILLIONS ‘SLASHED FROM “BUDGET OF VE   ‘Houie. “Appropriations “Com ‘mittee. Makes ‘Additional Cut in Truman Requests

House Committee Votes Measure For 33 Agencies   President’s Requests Slashed $330,540,732 In GOP Economy Drive

VA Budget Slashed By  HouseGrour   $130 Millions Are — Whocked Off Funds. Achkodk By Traman

~ECONOM Y— VA Budget — Is Slashed 130 Million  33 Independent Acanecine Danl Ave

House Group Votes Slash In VA Funds   $130,884,200 Lopped From Bill to Finance Government Agencies

Continue to Cut Truman’s Budget   Committee Slashes Funds for Independent Gov ernment Agencies _   TOTAL OF $330,540.732   Veterans Administration Reduction Pared Only 1.8 Pes Cent

FUNDS FOR VA OR YEAR CUT BY HOUSE UNIT   150 Millions Lopped rom Total Asked By President

VETERANS GROUP SHARES CUT IN 1948 EXPENSES   RECOMMEND SAVING 330 MILLIONS IN FEDERAL AGENCIES

House Trims $130,884,220 From VA Funds   Total Slash in Bill To Provide Funds for Government Agencies $330,540.732

SOLONS SLICE VETERAN FUNDS 18 PER CENT      Committee Trims $330,- $40,732 From Requests For U.S. Agencies

$130,884,220 Is Lopped Off Funds For VA   House Committee Completes Bill To Finance

Truman Budget for 33 Agencies Slashed 3.9 Pct.   House Republicans Say Total Cut Now Exceeds 3% Billion Dollars

Funds of Veterans Administration Trimmed $130,884,409 by House Unit Considering Appropriations; Other Cuts from Independent Agencies

House Group Ends Work or Money Bills   President's Budget Slashed More Than 31 Billion Dollars .

Truman Estimate of Needs Sliced 3.9 Pet. by Republican Action; Veterans Unit Loses 130 Billion

House Slashes Funds For 33 Gov t Agencies  Total Cut 3.9% Below Amount Asked By President Truman

House Group Cuts Funds Of 33 Agencies   Appropriations Committee Trims $330,540,732 from Bill To Finance 33 Government Agencies.

Slash Proposed In VA Budget For Next Year   Independent Agencie: Fund Bill Trimmed By House Committee

Temperatures   House Committee Shaves 3.9 Per Cent Off Funds  For Government Agencies   Republicans Now Claim Savings Of $3% Billion From Estimates; Say Vet Benefits Not Impaired

House GOP Clips Total 3 Billion   Foreign Information Plan Nearer House Approyal

Funds For Veterans Affected   House Committee Claims Additional Savings  in New Action

$130,844,220 IN SAVINGS DRIVE   President’s Bureau Is Slashed $93,392 in Bill for 33 Federal Agencies

House Board Approves Bill 33 Agencies   Cut 130 Billion For VA Funds; Total Gut Amount. ed To $330.540.732.

VETERAN FUNDS TRIMMED BY HOUSE GROUP   aoprove Appropriations Tc aun 33 Independent Government Agencies.

V. A. Funds Slashed by  Committee  $8,167,869,027 for 33 ‘Agencies ' Approved by Bill

$330 Million in Reductions Made In Appropriation  Over $3 Billion

Total Cut Amounts to  About 3.9 Per Cent  Below Amount Asked By President Truman

V. A. Funds Reduced 1.8 Under Bid   Cutin V. A. Allotment In Small Part of General Slashes by Committee   Won't Cut Services   Finaneial Aid Will Not Be Cut for Vets, Group Says

Further Cuts Made by Republicans    Government Agencies Face Slashes in Finances for Year

House Group Cuts Funds From V. A.   Republicans Claim Savings  Of 3% Billions

House Committee  Cuts VA Budget   Funds for Government Agencies Whittled Down in Varying Dearees

APPROPRIATION BY 130 MILLION   0. K.’s $8,498,409,759 Bil To Finance Independent Government Agencies

CONGREGATION BACKS PASTOR   Refuses to Believe He Set Fire to Church.

Wheat Soars To 27-Year Peak      Ability of Nation to De. liver Grain Overseas ‘Questioned

WHEAT PRICE SETS RECORD   Cash Price Climbs to $2.80 - Per Bushel, Highest In : U. S. in 27 Years

FOURTEEN HURT IN BOSTON BLAST   Former Tanker Splits in Half; 160 Others Are Knocked Down.

Volunteers Begin Gruesome Job Of Searching Ruins For Bodies   Great Oil Fires Begin To Subside   Total Of 279 Bodies Found - But Hundreds Of Others Unaccounted For

Volunteers Nearing Waterfront   278 Known Dead; Hundreds Missing; Fires Subsiding; Bulldozers Move In

307 MONSANTO EMPLOYEES ‘STILL MISSING   Fires Out Or Brought Under  Control

Continue to Search for Texas Dead   Chemical Company Announ ces 307 Employees Still Are Missing

lames Ebb At Propane  Gas Tanks   Believe Danger Now Past: Dead Still Unecounted

Fires Subside At Texas City   Searchers Scour Ruins of Monsanto Chemical Plant far RBadies: Extinauish Blazing Baraes.

Workers Searching Wreckage of Plant   Coast Guard Ends Fire Threat in Galveston Bay; Woman's Body Found in Parking Lot Debris

Little Danger Seen From Additional Blasts; 100 Volunteer Workers In First Group Of Searchers   KNOWN DEAD NOW 278, MANY MISSING

House Curbs  Unions   Measure Given Terrific Margin Of 320 To 79; Sent To Senate

House Passes Bill:  To Curb Unions   Overwhelming Vote Enough To Overide Veto; Quick Possoce Anticipated in Unner Chamber

Labor Measure Now in Senate; Given Support   say Truman ls Facing Momentous Decision On His Veto

Labor Bill Approved by Wide Margin  In House   President Faces Ticklish Decision With Overriding Of Any Veto Likek

Vote Far More Than Knough to Override Veto   Backers Say Senate Will Pass It Today By Lop-Sided Margin

MARGIN FAR MORE THAN REQUIRED TO OVERRIDE A VETO   Upper Chamber Is Expected to Approve Legislation Today, Also by a Lopsided Vote,   WHAT TRUMAN WILL DO REMAINS EN DOUBT   Decision Regarded as Momentous Because of Its Possible Effects on 1948 Elections.

Measure Passes By 320 To 79 Vote   Backers Predict Senate Passage Today

Final Passage In The Senate Cerfain Today   Vote Enough To Assure Passage Regardless Of Truman Action

Final Tally Shows A Big 320-70 Edge   Senate’s Approval Assured; Pressure ¥s Put On Truman

BILL T UNION ABUSES PASSES HOUSE   Chamber Votes 320 Te 79, Far More Than Enough To Beat Veto   TRUMAN’S ATTITUDE STILL UNDETERMINED

House Passes Union CurbBill By Big Margin   Restraining M ¢ asure Now Goes to Favorable Senate. Truman Silent On Velo

Lop - Sided Majority Votes Curbs On Unions; Senate Also Expected To Approve

Compromise Labor Draft Gets Final Approval Of Houss       Measure Goes To Senate Today; rol More Than Enough Votes To = Over-Ride Veto

Churchill's Talk Brings BritainHope   World Remembers War Prophecy Of Former Prime Minister In Which He Foreeast Survival

ARMED KURDS REPORTED ON IRANS BORDER   Pressure Rises As Red Oil Agreement Is Up To Parliament

Russia's ‘War of Nerves’ Presages Qil Pact Renewal   10,000 Tribesmen Camp on Iranian Frontier as Talks Begin

Iran Taking Up Oil Pact With Soviet   Red Army Backing Up Border Troops As Talks Started

KURDS MASSED ALONG FRONTIER   Is Seen As Another Sovie War Of Nerves Move In Iran

War Of Nerves Starts As ‘Parliament Opens Study Of ‘Oil Agreement With Russia

Iranians Set To Debate Red Oil Agreement   Kurdish Troops, Supported By Soviet, Said Poised On Nerthern Border

Kurds Are Saic Assembled On lran Frontier  @ See Move In Red War Of Nerves On

DEFEAT SEEN FOR OIL PACT   Iran Parliament Expected To Reject Agreement With Soviet Govt.

Kurds Gather On Iran Front   Soviet Oil Agreement To © Be Taken Up By  Parliament 

U.S. MAY YIELD IN DEMAND FOR ATOMIC CURBS   UN Representative Hints Arms Reduction May Come First

U.S, MAY YIELD ON ARMS STAND   Austin Hints Compromise On Atom Priority

Hint U. S. Yielding on Atom Plan  ta Sacre thle   Austin Says We Are Now Willing To Discuss General Arms Reduction

A ustin Has Given Hint Of Change      MAY AGREE TO DISCUSS ARMS: :"-REDUCTION WHILE STUDY OF . “ATOMIC SAFEGUARDS: CONTINUES.

Settlement Of Two Of Strikes  Is Announced   New York City Agreement Reached—Bell Maintenance Strike In Penn. sylvania Ends   MAY SET PATTERN FOR OTHER AREAS

— INSIST ON $6: N ational _  Unions to Hold Out:   IN DEPENDEN TS GET $4 BOOST -

NFTW BLASTS PACTS SIGNED IN NEW YORK   Pennsylvania Workers Also Agree To New Scale; No National Break Seen

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Siisnended Officials   Strike Is Ended   Telephone Strike

AGREEMENT ON “WEEKLY RAISE ~ CAUSING SPLIT   LEADERS OF NATIONAL UN. ION FLAY AGREEMENTS REACHED FOR TWO STATE GROUPS

PHONE STRIKE END THOUGHT TO BE NEAR   New York and Phila delphia Local Units Sign Agreements

PENNSYLVANIA AND N. Y. PHONE STRIKES ENDED   Local Agreements May Speed Settlement of Nationwide Walkout

Japs Told to Thicken Spear Handles fo Boost Slaughter Efficiency

Deadlocked Over German Borders .... big-4 Stalemaiz Termed Abselucse

Big Fourin Deadlock on Polish Border   Issue Widens Gap Between Reds and U.S.-Britain

‘BIG FOUR’ DEADLOCK ON BOUNDARY ISSUES   Situation Serves To Widen Russian-Western Split

Ministers Stalemated  On Boundaries   Polish-German Deadlock Sets Patterr For Al] Europe

Deadlock Grips Moscow Meet  ee ee ee   Polish Frontier Question Probed

Teachers Sure Of Pay Raises   State Bill Goes to House Where Approval is Certain

Car Skids Off Slippery Road  On Mountain   Executive Kids as Men Push It Back From Abyss

Car Skids Off Slippery Road   Incident Occurs as Chief on Trip Up Muddy Mountain Trail, Near Clift

Truman Has Close Call in Road Crash   Automobile Skids Mountain Road on  Sightseeing Trip

Chicago Man Loses $5,000 To Slickers Posing As Strangers Hunting Brother

SCREAM BARES TRIPLE SLAYING   Three Found Dead: Head Of Woman Cut Off At Princeton, Ind.

Insane Man Kills 3 at Princeton With Guns, Knife   Murders Sister And Cou ple She Stayed With Farlv Tuesday

Invisible Man Ts Out, Safety  Director Say: S  Col. Homer Garrison,  Director Public Safety, Issues Timely Warnin:

THE INVISIBLE MAN IS OUT GARRISON SAYS   By Col. Homer Garrison, Director Department of Public Safety

TRAFFIC LAWS  Fix Your Lights =. And Brahes.. And  Yow ll Be Allright!

Willie Francis in Plea to Escape Trip to Chair  Nearo’s Attorney Sa   Negro’s Attorney Says Executioner Drunk at First Try

PROTEST TO GOVERNOR   ome wt S Against Admitting Oklahoma haus To Rig Six

PROTEST TO GOVERNOR   Group at K.U. Against Admitting Oklahoma Aggies To Big Six

Hickory Soldier May Get Pardon   Family of North Carolina Man Hope To Get Help From President 

Fresh Violence Ups Palestine Deaths to 238   12 Jews Killed When Arab« Raid Seven-Bus  Convoy: Snipers Duel

Bus Convoy Aitacked by Arab Band   Nine Jews Killed, Others Injured: Snipers Ficht Dual

@ PAUL MALLON—  Forecasts Removal of Moscow Conference to Switzerland

Vow to Defend Post Issued By Talmadge   Thompson Prepares Try Today for “Executive Offices,

THOMPSON WILL TRY TO UNSEAT OFFICEHOLDER   Herman Talmadge Says He Intends To Stay As Governor   CLAIM COURT’S LACK LEGAL JURISDICTION

Talmadge Asserts He Will Not ‘Bow to Threats’  Thompson Seeks to Tie Up Funds by Court Action

New Claimant To Demand Office Today   Guards Posted About State Armory Arsenal by Marin Griffin

Thompson Carries on:  Arnall Fight In Georgia.  Cc. .. fF0o.4..4..   Sworn In Saturday As Lieut. Governor: Talmadge Insists He'll Keep Office

New Governor Rejects Threat Of Losing Seat   Claimant Demands Capitol Chamber Possession Re Oa. m. Tadav

TALMADGE T0 RESIST FORCE F IT’S USED      Repeats Determina. tion Not To Yield Position

TALMADGE IS RESOLVED 10 HOLD OFFICE   Declares He Will Not Yield Governorship To New Claimant

Talmadge Says He Won't Yield To Thompson   Lieutenant Governor Will Demand Office

Nations Ask UN to Stop  Indonesia Wat   Australia, liilia Sends Council Pleas Duteh Troops in Advanee

Would Put End To Indonesian,  Dutch Battle ©   Will File Case With Security Council; Seek. Inter Beaty Alt

Lewis Char rges Krug o Harasses  Cc oal Miners   UNW Chief Also Accuse: Secretary Of Interior Of Falsehoods

Lewis Again Says Krug To Blame   Accuses Interior Chief o Lying; Says Adminis tration Poor

Board Clears Highway Func   Public Works Unit Release: College Building Cash

What Will Be Scarce, What Plentiful? Department Makes Year Predictions   Prices On Shoes _ Leveling off Woolens Scarce, More Tires Are Coming

FAMED CANOL, OIL PROJECT. SI FOR SALE   Now Considered - Surplus’ Property By Government

W. VA. FEDERAL JUDGE'S ORDER IS QUESTIONED   Government Asks Baker Reconsider Ruling On Mine Seizure

3 MEN KILLED AS WALLS FALL   Excavation Weakens Base Of Pittsburgh Building, Burying Workmen

Major Overhauling Of Must Legislation May Result From Varied Capitol Hill Conferences

Take Samples of Water from Lakes' Found in Antarctic to Study Heat

Seven Flyers Die in Crash   Big Army Plane Was En Route to Dayton   Three U S. Planes Vanish in Russia   Expedition Finds Strange Land of Lakes

CE-FREE L FREE LAKES ARE FOUND =~. “BY ANTARCTICA EXPLORERS   HOT ROCKS UNDER LAKE AREAS 18 BELIEVED RESPONSIBLE FOR NEW - “SHANGRI-LA“

Full Effect of Labor Law Soon Known   - Many Strikes Were : Settled Before Friday to Beat the Law

Strike Score To Be Known By Monday  - 125,000 Reported Out When New  Beet Revmpewe nT ocees

Most Strikes Settled Before BillBecameLaw   200 On At The Time Anc Many Were Ended By Turning Up Clock

School Board To Retain Principal   Meet Demands of Coleman Teachers

Hot U.S. Note About Hungary Going to Russ   U. S. S. R.. Warned Issue May Be Taken Before U.N.   ‘Put Over Coup Before lS Could Rub Its Eves

Reds Boast of Hungarian Coup   HOTLY-WORDED PROTEST ORDERED RY PRESIDENT

Charges Soviets Ousted Cabinet And Premier   U.S. Threatens To Take Entire Case To United Nations

In Power Betore U.S. Realized It, Gloats Dictator   Rakosi, Hungarian Leader, Says Reds Had Control Before U. S. Could Rub Eyes.

Red Dictator . Says Party Coup Surprised U. S.   State Department Drafts Hot Note To Russia

Hungary's Red Boss ScoffsAtUS   Boasts of Grab; Political Police Hold Tight Grip on. People

No.  Communist In Hungary Brags On Coup by Party   Factory Workers Told Nation Seized Before ‘U. S. Could Rub Eyes’

Hungarian Red Chief Brags of Outwiting U. S.   Tells Factory Workers Communist Party “Took Over Country Before U. S. Could Rub Its Eyes”

U.S. THREATENS TO PLACE CASE IN HANDS OF UN   Only Final Indorsement B' Officials Needed Before Note Is Sent Moscow

Truman Signs European Aid   7 Nations to Share 350 Million Relief

THREE SURVIVE CIRCUS MISHAP   High Wire Trio Badly Hurt In we 33-Foot Fall At Miami

CLOSED SHOP BAN OPPOSED   Majority of Senate Labo: Group Reported Against Pending Legislation

Group Against Action ToEnd Closed Shops   Poll of Committeemen Taken as Union Leaders Plan Appeal

SENATE LABOR GROUP AGAINST BAN ON UNIONS   Ball Only Committeeman For Outlawing Closed Shop And IndustryWide Bargaining

Most Senators Also Oppesed To Outlawing Industry-Wide Bargaining

No State-Wide F ight On Either Party a Ticket In Pa. NO_ OPPOSITION First Time In Years Primary. Battle Not  Y ceta

No Contest State-Wide  In Primaries  Only Two File For Vacancy On Superior Court

No Statewide Contests In Sight For Primaries   Only Offices At Stake Have Single Candidates For Party Nominations— Judgeship Fights Loom

Mass Of Cool Air Chills Mueh OF U.S   Canadian Cold Moving Toward Eastern Coast; September Ends Short In Rainfall Here

New Cool Wave Heads Eastward   Mass Of Cool Air Coming Out Of Canada Moving Toward Atlantic Coast.

Pan Am Union To Have Liaison Role In Defense Plan   Treaty To Protect Nations Of Hemisphere Takes Shape

Buffalo Suburban Council of NFTW Including Salamanca Back to Work

U.S, DEALERS TO SEEK CAR DATA   Information On Backlog 0 Orders Is Aim

CAR MAKERS T0 STUDY DEMAND   Survey to Determine If It Is Exaggerated

A-Bomb Would Be Margin of Victory   Truman Hopes Okay for Aid   89-Year-Old Man Having No Fun So Shoots Self   DEFENSE PLAN READY   PAY Billi PASSER   NADA To Check on Backlog Of Unfilled New Car Orders

MOTOR INDUSTRY SURVEY UNDERWAY   ‘Seek to Learn Public’s ~Whims as Postwar Claims  Begin to Fade

Say Backlog of Car Orders Begins to Look Exaggerated NADA Plans Survey of Dealers __

More Large Payments to Meyers From Aircraft Eleciric Company Reported To Prohers: Air Officers Criticized

Tale of “Dummy” Officers in War Plant Disclosed   Witness Says Air . Force General Gave Him Job---Collected Mest of “Salary”

‘Quvestigaltors...Hear. of. Large Amounts Paid to Meyers from Company's Till for. Redecorating Hig Washington Apartment —~ $2000 4 Month ls Chalked Up a6 Salary and Expenses.

Meyers Received $94,081.38 From Firm, Testified  Company President Savs General Was Owner of Concern

His Wieuhington. $2000 a Month. is Chalked’ Dee as Salary and Expenses,

PAYMENTS FOR MEYERS ABOVE $94,000 MARK   Aide Savs Most of Own, Other Salaries Are “Kicked Back”

Meyers Put Wife's Dad on Firm Pay Roll   Wnexperienced’ Man. "Given: $12; 000'Post.  ee ay See ene =

Claims Meyers On Pay Roll  Of Ohio Firm.   Procurement Officer Identified As Owner Of Aviation Electric

WAR PLANT PAID MEYERS $94,000, PROBERS ARE TOLD   Sum Included a Cadillac, $10,000 for Decorating Home, Witnesses Say.   *KICKBACKS’ CHARGED   Head of Air Company Gives Details of Alleged — Manipulations.

Meyers Was Paid $94,081 By Firm, Probers Are Told  Sum Included Auto And Decorating Job

594.081 Paidto Meyers By Aircraft Concern In  2 Years, Probers Told

Witnesses Tell Of Large Sums  Paid to Meyers   Aviation Concern Paid $10,000 to Decorate General's Apartment

‘Witnesses Tell Probers Meyers Civen $94,000   Aviation Firm President Says General Received  Solaey ‘82 .b-bhonba?

Air Force Purchasing Officer Received $114,000 Over Three Year Period from Dayton Firm.   SECRETLY OWNED  FIRM, WITNESSES SAY

Meyers Was Given $94, 081 In 2 Years, Say Witnesses  Cadillac, Radio and Salary Kickbacks Included In Profit From Plane Firm

Aviation Firm Employe Gives More Details   Senate Committee Presses Probe Against General

PROBERS HEAR MORE PAY TALES   ‘Kickbacks’ To Gen..Meyers Related By ‘Aid’

Received:$94, 000 From Dayton: Firm           “Figurehead” Presiden Company: Asserts Meyers Secret Owners: Wilk  SS BRe Recalled:

War Probers Told Meyers Padded Rolls   Another ‘Executive’ Says He Passed His ‘Salary’ to C neral

Hear Relative Got $12.000 At War Firm   Second Dummy Aide Of Dayton Concern Says He Returned Portion of His Pay

More Funds For Meyers  Uncovered  Lamarre Reveals rr =r a   Lamarre Reveal: Two-Year Purse Was $94.081.38

SENATE PROBERS TOLD FIRM ROUGE AUTO FOR MEYERS   It Also Paid $10,000 Bill for Redecorating His Washington Apartment, Witnesses Say.   GENERAL PURCHASING OFFICER AT TIME   Investigators Hear Meyers Received $94,000 in Two Years From Aviation   Parts Company.

Air Force Heads Are Blamed For Letter ‘Cover Up’   Jones Testifies In Mevers’ Case

GAVE FUTURE FATHER-IN-LAW JOB WITH CORP.      Witness Says Ex-Bus Driver Got $1,000 Pear Manth   CONTINUE PROBE   “Fron t? Man For Major General Still Is On Stand

General Paid Lavish Sums, _ Probers Told      : Witnesses Say Meyers Got $94,000 During Two Wars.

War Absentee Says Meyers Exacted Pay   Aero Electric Firm’s V.P. Turned Over 215.000 a Year

General Meyers Paid $114,220, Senators Hear   Air Force Officer Also Put Father-In-Law on. Electric Firm Payroll

MEYERS PROBE .  BEING PUSHED   SENATORS TOLD.THAT GEN. ~ERAL RECEIVED $2,000 "MONTHLY FROM  “OHIO FIRM  a

a  Car, Radio, Decorating Job Included  Witness Says Large Sum Paid To Meyers

Places Blame for Cover Up on “Top” Men   Committee Hears More Regarding Anonymous Letter

Another Witness Says Meyers Got His Salary  Father-in-Law Placed On Pay Roll as Production Chief

COUNT UP FUNDS PAID TO GENERAL   SENATE COMMITTEE PROBES DEEPER INTO AVIATION ELECTRIC

DEEDS OF MEVERS DESCRIBED TODAY AT SENATE INQUIRY   Father-in-law Given 8] OO Month Job, Witness Says at Hearing Studying General's Activities.   PROFITEERING CHARGES MADE

Meyers Took Yearly Salary, Official Says   Committee Asks War De partment What Action Was Taken

$15,000 Salary Paid To General Meyers   Turned Over To General After Being Chargec To Aviation Electric Company Official

Meyers Kinsmar On Payroll, Too  Witness Tells Senate Committee of $1,000

Vice President Reveals General Goat Bulk Of Pay: Relative Made Manager

Meyers Used War Post to Feather Nest   Witnesses Say He Took Cash From Dummy Firm On War Work -

Probers Trace Cash Payment To Meyers  Got $94,081 In Two War Years From Parts Firm

General Drew Good Profits FromWarDeals   Former Air Forces Procurement Officers Received Kick-hack«

Gen. M eyers’ Future ‘Dad’ Also Shared   Witness Says Ex-Bus Driver Placed On Payroll At $1,000 Per Month

General Meyers Father-In-Law On Payroll Too   Salary of Secreatry, Away In Army, ~ Went to Mevers .

Law Violators   Officers Busy  Murder, Assault ‘And Variety Of . Offaneac Licted

Law Violators Keep Lubbock Officers Busy   Murder, Assault “And Variety Of Offences Listed

Greeks Say New International Unit Will Fight Them   Report Trained in France to Aid Leftist Group

Final Labor Bill Expected By Week’sEnd   House Committee Hears Sec. . Snyder's’ Plan For Tax fin¢e

AREA BUSINESS CONTINUES 10 SHOW INCREASE   Survey Indicates All Records for Month of April Broken In Altoona.

ALTOONA SETS NEW MARK FOR BUSINESS GAIN   Area Shows 24 Percent Increase In December, Paced by Bank Debits.

 Holdup Man F atall-y Shot in Gun Battle with Rock Island Police

:THROW OUT PORTAL IPAY CASE   Floating Cannery Ready For Alaska Operation

TWO ARE DEAD IN SHIP BLAST   ‘Five Injured When Explosion Wrecks Engine Room

High School Band Rehearsals Start On Monday Morning   Ralph Burford Finishes Work On Masters Degree

Shoe Sought As Clue In Slaying   ’ Find Body Of Fifth Victim Of Series Ot Sex Murders.

Marshall Rejects Russian Claim for Reparations   Charges Retreat from Earlier Pledges. French Move Splits Big Four Sharply

BIDAULT RENEWS ‘RUHR SEPARATION PLEA AT MOSCOW   Deputies Agree on Four Committees to Draft Ger weber Trades.

Marshall Rejects Reds’ 10 Billions  Reparations Claim   Declares Soviet Is Evading Potsdam and Yalta Pledges; Bidault Opposes Reich Industrial Expansion Plans

Secretary Flays Bid Of Soviet   Challenges Molotov In Sharpest Word Tilt Of Big Four Parley On Peace Treaty ©

Secretary Accuses Molotov of ‘Retreat’ Fro Yalta and Potsdam; France Splits Conferen: By Determined Stand on Handling of Germ:

SOVIET CLAIM REJECTED BY GEN, MARSHALL   U. S. Secretary of State Blames Russians for Retreating From Pledges.

Bidault Hi Unity for Germany   Rejecis Proposals fn Big Four to  Increase German Steel Production

Is Challenged By Marshall      Secretary Rejects Ten Billions Reparations Claims in Sharp Exchange

Marshall Rejects Russians’ Claim   U. S. Official Asserts Soviets Retreating From Pledges at Yalta

Flatly Rejects 10 Billion Claim In Reparations   Big Four Split Three Ways After Statement Of France's Position

US. Envoy Charges Pledges Abandoned   French Proposal for Putting German Politics, Boundaries Before Economy Causes Split

BIDAULT OPPOSES ALLIED PLAN   For Economic Unity Of Germeny Until Frontiers Decided or

URAPS WITH MOLOTOV ON HEPARATIONS   Turns Down Russ 10 Billions Claim and Declares Pledges Broken.

Statesman Charges Yalta Agreements Violated by USSR   France Splits Big-4 With New Viewpoint Qn Neighbor Policies

Says Russia Not Keeping Its Pledges   Makes Sharp Reply to Molotov’s Bid for 10 Billions  from Germany

MARSHALL LASHES AT RUSSIAN CLAIM   ‘Soviet Said to Be Hedging on Agreement Made  at Meetings.

MARTIN INSULL DIES IN CANAD   Brother of Utilities Magnate Helped Run Yast Empire — In 1900’s

Martin J. Insull, 75, Industrialist, Die:   Brother of Late Sam In. sull Succumbs in Hospital

Negro City Truck Driver Admits Killing Second  Housewife at Indianapolis

Robert Watts Admits Killing Mrs. Merrifield   Indianapolis Truck Driver Signs Statement with Tears in His Eyes Admitting Fatal Stabbing.

Second Killing Is Confessed By City Driver   Negro, 25, Indicted In the Shotgun Death Of Mrs. Burney— Admits 8 Attacks

Murray Asks Help in Ending Strikes on Jurisdiction   UNRRA Says China Hoards Goods

UNRRA GOODS IN CHINA ROTTING   BEING HELD UNTIL THEY CAN BE SOLD

UNRRA Officials Charge 45 Pct. of Supplies Sent to China Are Still Rusting or Rotting in Warehouses

Senate Votes An Extension  Of Excise Tax   Two Minor Amendments Send It Back To House For Concurrence

Await Decision On Budget Slash, Knutson Reports   Controversy Over How Much Te Trim 1948 Spending Postpones Hearings This Week

Long Search For Slayer Comes:to End   Wisconsin Child Given Overdose of Sleeping Pills By Abduciors

Buford Sennett _ Says Drug Killed Kidnapped Child   Search Is Started Bor Badv in River

Lifer’s Confession “ Links Two Heinous  Wisconsin Crimes   Slayers of U.: w. Student _. Admits Part in Death   of Weckler Girl. {

LIFER CONFESSES MAY 1ST MURDER OF WECKLER GIRL  —-_ sp 6s te meee rse eee eee ee

Civilization Is At Lowest Level In Hundred Years  Hoover To Request

EXPECT HOOVER WILL ENDORSE FEEDING-PLAN   Recommends, Britain, 'U. $. Eacl Pay $475, 000,000 To Feed Germans

Civilization Is At Lowest Level In Hundred Years   Hoover To Request Aid Of $350,000,000

Hoover Reports On Shocking Condition Of German People, Starvation Looming

Approval of New Relief Funds Urged by Hoover   Reports Grim Condition in Europe Today

Forest Fire Leaps Barriers in Three Places; Honato Control Blaze. ate This -Aftermoon

Forest-Fire Leaps Barriers in Three Places; \Hope-to Control Blaze Late This Afternoon

MOLOTOV ASKS KOREAN TALKS   Bids to Renew Dickering: _On Accord of Area. Commanders

JUDGE INDICTS 6 AUTO DEALERS   Accused Of Selling Car: Above List Price, Not Paying Tax

HOUSE VOTES 2-TERM LIMIT FOR PRESIDENT   New Deal Democrats Fight Bitterly On Proposal

U. §. PROPOSES GLOBAL POLICE FORCE FOR UN   Wants 300,000 Men, 3,800 Bombers, More Than 200 Warships

U.S. PROPOSES GLOBAL FORCE   Would Provide U. N. With 300,000 Fighting Men

Tentative Plans For UN's Police Force Proposed   All Big Powers Submit Estimates Except Soviet

Scranton Market Sells Steaks at $1 and $1.25 a Pound, up from 80c  Six Months Ago.

ABROAD HELD CHIEF CAUSE   Some Sections Report Steak Prices Up To $1.25 a Pound

Retail Meat — Price Rise Is Noted in Many Section:  pial graye dD, weal wale   Packers Puzzled;  Explanations Vary: Steaks in Scranton Up to $1.25 Pound

Retail Prices Of Meat Shov  Big Increase  Packers Are Unable to Give Satisfactory   Packers Are Unable to Give Satisfactory Explanation for Rise

Retail Meat Prices Rise Sharply; Hit $1.25 Top for Steak in East

RETAIL PRICES OF MEAT STAGE SHARP INCREASE   Steak Selling Between $1 And $1.25 Pound In  Pennsylvania   PARTLY BLAMED ON EUROPEAN PURCHASES

Rapid Advances In Retail Meat Prices Reported   Explanations For Rise Range From’ Foreign Purchases To Higher Feed Costs; Some Packers Admit Being Frankly Puzzled

Meat Price Advance Held Due To European Buying   Record High Levels Reported From Many Sections Of The Country — Higher Feed Costs Also . Held Responsible

ZIT RAR FRIES VN DNA EAOQE  Retail Meat Prices Boosted In Many Areas To Record Levels

MEAT PRICES SKYROCKET 10 RECORD HiGh’   PACKERS PUZZLED BY SHARP RISE IN STORES

Foreign Purchases Blamed But Some Packers Admit Rapid Rise Puzzles Them

MEAT PRICES SOAR: PACKERS PUZZLED   CUTS SELL AT RECORD HIGH LEVELS IN SOME PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.

C.F. Adams, Sports Figure Dies in Hub   Prominent in Hockey, Baseball and Turf Circles

COURT UPHOLDS RR UNION RULE   Decision Concerns Negro  Member Clause

Deny Transportation Aid To School District Here   State Department Official Says Carrying Private Pupils Nullifies Claim .

IZVESTIA CLAIMS U.S. IS MOVING TO RULE GREECE   Moscow Conclave Overshadowed By Tripnan Statement

COMPARE UU. S. WITH GERMANY UNDER HITLER   ‘America Aocused of Trying To  Subjugate Wations to Expangionist Plans

Reds Scoff Af HST PlansTo Save Greece   Policy Is Claimed Directed Against Demo Elements

Controlled Press Flays President's - Greek Aid Appeal   Truman’s Speech Seen : Overshadowing Big Four ! Parley in Mosecw

Izvestia Charges US Trying To “Subjugate Greece And Turkey   Official Russian Newspaper Compares United States With Nazi Germany During Its Days Of Expansion.

Compared — To. Policies  Of. Hitler —   SAYS AMERICAN GOVERNMENT HAS EMBARKED ON. PROGRAM OF ‘IMPERIALISTIC. EXPANSION’ ”.

Accuses United States Of Trying To “Snubjugate’ Greece And Turkey To Imperialistic Bxpansionist   FOREIGN MINISTERS DEBATE ON GERMANY

Truman Talk Attacked Bitterly; Tass Dispatch Says Plan Aimed At Democratic Greek Elements

Soviet Press Denounces Aid  In Middle East   U. &. Compared To Hitlerite German After Truman Announces Policy

Say U. S. Tries fo ‘Subjugate’ Greece, Turkey   Marshall Asks Real Democracy for All Germany

REDS COMPARE GREEK POLICY WITH FACISW   Newspaper Says U.S Using Expansionist Program

TRUMAN PLANS DENOUNCED BY SOVIET UNION   In Bitter Attack the United States Is Compared With Hitlerite Germany

Jewish Foree Takes Reprisa Toll of Arabs   Underground %, Reports 5 to 7 Fatalitnes Inflicted

Hagana Troopers — Raid Arab Cafe   Between 5 and 7 Nomads  Killed in Clash at Feja

Jews and Arabs Clash; Seven Die   Garment Factory Adds $500 to Total; Goal is $50,000

‘Acts to Avert Collapse of China  i @htanan Camnlctaly Bovamnc Tattorina BRucinece Structura

Chiang Plans fo China Recovery   Revamps Tottering Business Structure

DRASTIC METHODS ARE BEING TAKEN TO ADJUST CHINA   Tottering Business Structure I Completely Revamped to Save National Economy

CHINA REVAMPS MONEY SETUP   : Emergency Measures Invoked To Save Economy  ]

Order Revamps — China's Tottering  Business Structure  Leader Promises -. To Reorganize

Chiang Government Struggles for Survival   Tottering Business Structure Is Revamped In New Drastic Order

Chiang Shakes Up Chinese Currency And Industry In Bid For National Survival

China's Finance Faces Collapse   ‘Chiang Fighting To Save Nation

Chiang Revamps Economic Laws, Stabilizes Cash  Pledges Crackdown On Black Market; Orders Fortunes Ahraad Sant Home

‘China’s Shaky Business  Structure Gets Revamping Desperate Bid for National Survival

Chinese Try Housecleaning In Business   Government Orders Dras tie Changes Ino Nation 4 Md  Keonamic Setup.

One-House Legislature Numbering 3/7 Members Proposec jor New Yor! In Bill to Be Introduced At Albany

Eisenhower Family Hoe at Abilene ‘Is Made Part of Nationa! Shrine

INCH LINE GAS PERMIT GIVEN   FPC Authorizes Transport Into Philadelphia And Appalachian Region

Hopek French Rent Control Crisis May Be To Feb. 1948 Ironed Out Is Approved

BILBO DIES TODAY AT NEW ORLEANS   Fiery Advocate of White _ Supremacy Expires This Afternoon.

Tomonnrows Headlines “Jaday SENATOR THEODORE G. BILBO Ot MISSISSIPPI DIES IN HOSPITAL IN NEW ORLEANS: HAD CANCER

Senator Bilbo. M ISSISSIpplh,  Dies Of Cancer   Death Comes This Afternoon, Ending Long  Fight For Life

Bob Crosby, ‘King of the Cowboys, Killed When Jeep Runs off 30-Foot Drop

GOES OUT RIDING  Bob Crosby, King of Eovibays Dies From Iniuries in Jeep

KING OF COWBOYS’  Bob Crosby Dies As His Jeep Plunges Into Dry Pecos River

ANY DIFFICULTIES INVOLVED AS HELP IS GIVEN GERMANY   Occupying Powers Try To Guard inst “Aggressive’ Industries   Some Nations See That Country in Light of A Competitor

Difficult to Aid German Recovery _ Despite Acceptance of Principle

Deo Iu '4g Is big Quettion   Re-Election, Senate, Federal Appointment?

EVACUATION TRAINS LEAVE PAHOKEE, FLA   Effort Made to Move Entire Popu Jation From HurricaneThreatened Ares.

Wheat Prospects Good Despite Rain  Wet Spring that Hit Ohio’s Corn   Wet Spring that Hit Ohio’s Corn Has Not Hurt Other Crops Much

De-emphasis And Toning Down Of Some Controversial Issues Apparent In Truman’s Message

SWIFT GRAND JURY ACTION PROMISED AGAINST MEYERS   Hearing Record to Go to Authorities That Handle Cases of Fraud, Perjury and Corruption.   GEN. ARNOLD ASSAILS RETIRED OFFICER   Brands as False Meyers’ Testimony That He Discussed Wartime Stock Deals With His Superior.

CRIMINAL ACTION ALSO IS PLANNED ON PERIURY COUNT   Move Taken as Senate Group Ends Probe; New inquiry Opens This Week.   COURT-MARTIAL HINTED   Retired General Denounced as a ‘Rotten Apple’ by. His Wartime Chief.

EVIDENCE WILL BE PRESENTED TO GRAND JURY   Senate Completes Its Investigation of  Officer

Meyers’ Case ToGoto Grand Jury   Attorney General Say: Evidence to Be Presented Next Week

General Meyers May Face Actior Of Grand Jury   Fraud, Corruption, Tax Evasion, Perjury Possible Charges

Arnold Labels General A Rotten Apple’   Wartime Air Chief Testifies

Grand Jury Action For Meyers Set   Arnold Thanks Investigators For Discovery

Gen. Meyers Will Face Grand Jury Early Next Week   Attorney General Clark to Press Charges of Wartime Frauds

Arnold Raps Activities ° Of General  °H. ap’ ‘Terms Former Officer.

Gen. Arnold Dubs Meyers Rotten Apple   Also Brands Defendant With False Testimony As Investigation Into Serious Charees Ends

Meyers, Denounced As “Rotten Apple” By Gen. Arnold,To0 Face . Grand Jury As Senate Inquiry Closes

CLARK TURNS CASE OVER TO PROSECUTORS   Army Officer Faces Charges of Fraud, Perjury and Tax Evasion.

Ex-Air Chief Says General Told Untruths   Sensational Probe Ended by Senators; Swift Action Slated

Committee Concludes Investigation .  Grand Jury Probe O} Meyers Case Slated

Meyers Is ‘Rotten Apple,’ Wartime AAF Chief Says; Grand Jurv Action Slated

War-Time Air Force Chief Calls Him ‘Rotten Apple; Testimony Branded as Lie   Justice Depariment Signals for Grand Jury Action As Investigation of Activities of Retired Officer Is Concluded With Sensational Revelations

Grand Jury Hearing For Gen. Meyers   Gen. Arnold Brands Testimony Absolute Falsehoods.

U.S. MOVES TO INDICT MEYERS.   Criminal Action ‘Signaled as Probe Ends; Arnold Flays ‘Rotten Apple’   Pictures Page 3

Hold Ex-Convicts In Boston Robberies   HOLD UP PARTY,  tTPaAnRS& ern ann ¥ OMT

Boston ] Police Hold 2 Others  For Quizzing   To Be Questioned In Robberies Netting $137, 000 In Two Days

Boston Police Nab Three Suspects In Pair of Holdups Totaling $137,000

TRIO SEIZED IN BOSTON HOLDUPS   Former Convicts Are Held for Questioning.

Paroled Convict Held On Armed Robbery Charge;  Women Witnesses Guarded

GUNMAN CAUGET AFTER A CHASE   Police Will Question Captured Man In Connection With Major Holdups In Boston; Prisoner Injured In Leap From Building.

Escaped Convict Caught By Police   Questioned in Boston Day-Apart Robberies

3 in Custody For Two Hub Pay Roll Raids   Jump Fractures Pelvis of Convict Hunted a Month

ESCAPED CONVICT ‘BEING “QUESTIONED IN BOSTON THEFTS   Two Gther Former. Prisoners i Under, Investigaton in  “Hooded Holdups

Hold 2 Regard Boston Thefts   Captured After Leap From Window Chase By Police,

Ex-Convicts Are Nabbed by Police   One Injured Jumping from Fourth Story Window in Flight

SEIZE SUSPECTS BOSTON HOLDUPS   ESCAPED CONVICT TAKEN IN RAID; IS, INJURED IN ‘LEAP

Fate of Runaway British War Bride  Hangs in Letter, Husband Declares

Missing British War Br ide Found In New York---No Home Is Blamed

British Decide To Dump Jewish Problems on UN   Government Leaders Ready to Surrender Palestine Mandate.

Blizzard With Nea Zero Weather for All of Oklahoma   Predicted Cold Weather Will Be Even Harder on Man and Beast Than That of Early Part of the Month Due te Hiah Winds

COLD WAVE ON WAY T0 STATE   Near Zero Readings Predicted For Oklahoma Early  Saturday Morning

Believe “Ike” Will Kill Rumors      Determined to Serve As Chief of State

EISENHOWER REPORTED UPSET OVER PRESIDENTIAL REPORTS   CHIEF OF STAFF SAID TO BE PREPARING TO ISSUE STATEMENT TO END RUMORS

hig o Believe “Ike”  ‘Will Kill Rumors   Determined to Serve AS Chief of Staff

UNION AT FORDS TO SEEK RAISE   Notice Given Of Desire To Open Contract Negotiations

‘Anti-Boycott’ Legislation Approved  New Labor Laws Are Staned By Governor

THOMAS TO SEEK TRUMAN'S AID IN BATTLE ON REDS   Committee: Head Says Letters to Clark Failed To .  P. en . ee Poe

Goes “Out-of-Channels” In Fight on Communists   flead of House Un-American Activities Group Says He'll Ask Truman to Act

TRUMAN ACTION SOUGHT ON REDS   House Dissatisfied With ‘Lack Of Prosecution’

JUSTICE DEPT. PUT ON SPOT   Solons Demand Attorney Gen: eral Clark Prosecute ‘Reds’, Or Be Ousted

May Seek Aid Of Truman In ‘Anti-Red Drive   Attorney General Accused Of Delay

TO PUT ANTI-RED DRIVE UP TO TRUMAN   Rep. Smith Scores Action o Attorney General.

 Parnell Will Go to Truman In Fight to Prosecute Reds Says Clark Failed to Produce Results

Truman Asked to Turn Heat on U.S. Communists   Congressmen Say Attorney General Not Doing His Duty

Thomas To Carry Fight For Prosecution Of Communists Directly To President Traman

Thomas To Go To President  Demanding Attorney General Start Action To Prosecute Communists

Clark Is Attacked.  By Committeeman   Attorney General By-Passed In Drive Aaainst Communists

TRUMAN TO HEAR RED PURGE PLEA   Un-American Prober Says Letters To Clark Fail

Rep. Parnell Takes Fight  to Truman   “Says Atty, Gen. Clark Fails to . Act on Reds

Truman Asked to Prosecute Reds  Appeal Follows House Approval of Contempt (Charge Against Two

Legislature Opens Battle Of Surplus   97th Assembly Opens With Unprecedented Financial Problem

Marshall Plan Wins Interest Of SovietAide:   Scandinavia and Central Europe. Still Cautious Over Aid Praiect

Aid to Europe Now Dependent On Soviet Aim   Russia Wants More Data On U. S. Economic  Proposal

RUSSIA SEEKS MORE DATA ON U. S. AID PLAN   Tass Statement Boosts Hopes That Soviets Will Participate

Soviets Again Resort to U.N. Walkout Act  Desires To Know Credit Conditions And Its Relation To United Nations

Croun Prince Paul Is Only 45, Handsome   He's Romantic Sort Of Royal Personage Seen Occusionally At Monte Carlo

Tmmaculately Dressed and Wearing a Monocle.  New Greek Kina Is Typically Roval

Mayer Predicts Phone Company Will Give In To Tiieiaie For Pay Hike  ;

Negotiations Resumt In Washington; News York Workers Res, fuse To Cross Picket Lines On $4 Offer ¢

THIEVES MAKE $128,000 HAUL      BOLD GANG BREAKS INTO WIN: “TER HOME OF WEALTHY COUPLE AT MIAMI BEACH

Three Killed In Plane Crash Early Today   Army Transport On Flight From Pope Field Crashes Near Sumter

THREE DEAD AS PLANE CRASHES   Army C-54 Falls In Kershaw County, S. C., In Early Dawn Today, Killing Trio of Military Personnel.

Two Army Ships Disabled in Pacific   Navy Rescue Ships Going to Their Aid

Navy Rescue Shins Race Over Pacific   Two Disabled Vessels Require Help; One Is Rudderless

Navy Speeds To Aid Disabled Army Vessels  Two Mishaps In North Pacific

Federal Social Security Officials Swinging Big Stick’ to Force Special Arizona Legislature Session

UNION GUTS IN HALF, PAY BOOST SOUGHT   Possibility for Early Settlement Is Strengthened

PhoneWorkers Cut Pay Raise Demand to $6   Separate Pact Is Signed In Maryland, May Set National Pattern

WAGE DEMANDS OF TELEPHONE UNIONS HALVED   Hopes For Settlement Of National Strike Get New Boost

Churehill Forees Lead Elections In England, Wales   Voting Heaviest For Any Local Elections In Nearly 10 Years

Churchill’s 7 Party Claims Big Victory   Conservatives Win Strength in British Municipal. Elections

Churchill's Party  Takes Big Lead in  Municipal Voting Laborites Lose 646  Seats in Heaviest Ballot in 10 Years

Setback Only “Temporary, Says Laborite   Campaign Tactics of Conservatives Flayed by Party Secretary

CHURCHILL CLAIMS LANDSLIDE VICTORY AT BRITISH POLLS   Heaviest Voting In 10 Years Sweeps Labor Party Out Of Local. Offices   SWING IN PUBLIC OPINION SHOWN IN EARLY RETURNS

Popularity Test Sho\ ) Conservatives Hay Gain In Council Seats .

Churchill's Party Tops British Ballot   Landslide Sweeps Attlee’s Laborites Out of City Offices

Conservatives Win British City Voting   Churchill's Forces in Sweeping Victories in Heavy Voting, Even in Mony Labar Stronghold:

Violent Deaths Claim Twelve Ohio Persons   Auto Crashes Cause of Five  Over Week-End

VIOLENT DEATHS TOTAL 14 1N OHIO OVER WEEK END   Seven of Victims Killed in Accidents on Highways in State

00 MILLION SUSHELS MAY BE HIGH MARK   furopeans Told They Must Harvest All Their Grains

SOLONS BALK AT DEEP CUT IN SPENDING   Bi-partisan Opposition Develops Against Any Slash Which Might Impair the Security of the Nation.

see Good Merger Case   Bi-Partisan Group ‘Uses Budget As Good Economic Argument tc Combine Army-Navy

Opposition Strong Against Large Tax Cut in Congress   Army-Navy Merger Advocates Seize Chance To Rap Bill

See 3 Billions As Maximum Cut In Truman Bill   Substantial Reduction Foreseen By Several Legislators if Forces Merged

Truman Budget Spurs Service Merger Efforts   Consolidation Advocates Cite Money-Saving Aspect Of Their Plan.

PUSH MERGER MOVE TO LOWER DEFENSE COSTS   Republicans May Settle for 34 Billion Cut in Appropriations

Budget Slashing Fought By Some   Bi-Partisan Group Wants Security Up Front

Arms Merger Uraed to Aid Budget Cut   Unified Military Advocates Press Plan As Economy Measure

Army-Navy Merger Move Stronger   GOP Seems tc Agree 3!2 Billion Cut About Limit

Move To Mergé Armed Services  Gains Strength   Truman Spending Estiniate Used As Argument For Consolidating Services

Army-Navy Merger May Be Spurred by Budget Cut Plans   Solons See Chance Thus to Make Big Slash in Outlay

‘Armed Forces Outlay Spurs Talk of Merger  Advocates Say      Advocates Say Big Saving Could Be Made

Republicans Seeking to Trim Budget   G. 0. P. Leaders Believe $3,500,000,000 About All That Can Be Cut Gff Estimated Needs

Strong Bi-partisan Opposition To Slashing Funds for Armed Services Strength ens Proposal.   SEE CHANCE FOR CUT WITHOUT IMPAIRMENT

ARMY AND NAVY MERGER DRIVE PICKS UP SPEED   Backers Seize On Trumar Budget Estimates As Argument In Fight

Budget Crities See Big Slash  In Unifieation   Advocates Claim Large Reduction Possible in Truman Estimate—Tax Cut Is Opposed

See Budget As Argument For Arms Merger   Bipartisan Group Cites Money-Saving Consol. dation Would Affect

ARMS MERGER MOVE GATHERS CAPITOL SPEED   Talk Of Budget Slashes  Signal For Renewed Military Unity Drive

Army-Navy Merger May Aid Tax Cut   Slash Which Might Impair Defenses Fought

Bi-Partisan Opposition To Budget Slashing That Might Impair Security Develops As Consolidation Advocates Seize On President’s Budget Figures As Good Argument For Action—Projected $11,000,000,000 Outlay For Defense Eyed For Reduction

Necessity For Budget Slash Raises Issue   GOP Looks Hungrily At 11 Billion Appropriation  For Defense

SLASHING RY RLPARTISANS   Developed Today As ArmyNavy Merger Advocates As Good Argument.   OPPOSITION 1S STRONG   Merger Move Gained Momen:tam Throughout the Senate.

MOVE PICKS UP SPEED IN FACE OF BUDGET CUT   BI-PARTISAN FRONT FORMS AGAINST ANY SECURITY WEAKENING

Truman's Budget Is Argument For Services Merger   Bipartisan Group Sees Chance To Bring About Union. 

Temperatures   Defense Items Face Careful Combing Since They Make Up 30 Per Cent of Total Outlay; Byrd Says More Retrenchment Is Possible

See Service Merger as a Funds Saver   Bipartisan Group Sees Truman Budget - As Excellent Reason

Bi-Party Group To Oppose Cuts In 1947 Budget   /PLANS MADE TO BLOCK  MOVES TO SLASH : ARMY FUNDS

BUDGET PLAN MEETS WIDE APPROVAL   _, Argument Rises For Armed ’ Services Merger   REPUBLICANS   Talk Of Sharp Reduction In Truman’s Proposed Outlay For Year

BUDGET PLAN AIDS MERGER GF SERVICES   Advocates of Army-Navy Consolidation See New Opportunity

TRUMAN BUDGET HELD ARGUMENT FOR ARMS” MOVE   Legislators Seize On Idea Of Combining Army And Navy As Economy Measure Following President's Budget Proposal Of $37,528.000.000.

Congressmen Do Not Care to Impair Security  Army-Navy Merger Gathers Interest

Armed Forces Merger Backers  Cite Economy  Seize On Budget Figures To Promote Consolidation Of Army. Navy Services

Move Would Aid Economy Drive, Is GOP Belief   Budget Curbs Which Would Impair Nation's Defense To Be Fought

Proponents Of Service Merger See Hope For Plan’s Adoption As Economy Step

Would Result Ir Reduction Of Expenditures   Some Republicans Solidly Behind The Proposal

DEFENSE FUND MAY BE GIVEN SOME SLICING   Republicans Look About Fer Means to Cut Into Truman Budget Figures   ARMY-NAVY MERGER IS POSSIBLE CASH SAVER

Consolidation Of Armed Units Pushed   Both Parties Declare Slashes Should Not Impair Defense 

Both Sides WouldKeep UpDefenses   Three and Half Billions May Be as Much as Congress Can Hope to Cut   Engel Will Act   Michigan Representative Wants Full Value fer Money Spent.

Advocates of Army-Navy Merger Seize Truman Report as Argument; G. O. P. Near Agreement on Paring

Service Merger is Seen as Method of Cutting Big Budget   Seem Near Agreement That $3,500,000,000 Must Be Cut Out

Accidents Take 188 Death Toll   Two Airplane Crashes Add To Tragic Deaths On Memoria! Bay.

Holiday Toll For Nation  Reaches 194   Two Plane Crashes Account for Half; 58 Highway Deaths

Two Airliners Crash, Killing 93 Passengers   Traffie Toll Hits 58; Six In Family Killed

SERVICES FOR MRS. TRUMAN HELD TODAY   Love of Family Symbolized Life of President’s Mother.

First Family Only Present At Services   President’s Mother Buried Thie Afternoon In Simple BRunearal Services

Great Britain Is Planning to Bleed Monetary Stock   Nation Is Drawing on Its Lasting Reserves And Selling More Gold

U.S. and Britain To Boost German Steel Productior   Go Ahead With Plan for Raising Industrial Level Over French Protest

‘Comedy of Errors’ Investigation for Hughes’ Deal Backfires on Senators

REPUBLICAN IS MEDIATOR  Agreement Of Texas. Solons On Federal Appointments Sought -

MOSCOW SEEKS MILITARY BASE IN FAR NORTH   Control of Islands Sought; Norway Informs U.S.

Reds Sought Arctic Bases From Norway In °44, 45  Pranncale Roat.nt,-] A. US.It A oa:   Proposals Rejected As Well As Another To Abrogate Treaty Of Snuitzhercen

KNEELER STABS ' ORLEANS PRIEST   Courtney Attacked As He Bends To Administer Sacrament

Catholic Priest Slashed, Stabbed as  He Administers Holy Communion

PRIEST KNIFED AT COMMUNION RAIL   Attack Causes Near Panic in New Orleans Church

Priest Stabbed at Communion   Candition Fair After Attack at Sunday Rite

Synthetic Gasoline Within Five Years  - That Is Prediction Now Of Bureau of Mines; to Be Or

Production. of Synthetic Gasoline Predicted ‘Within a Few Years”

Flash Flood In Nearby Virginia   Officials Report Damage Between Two And Three Million.

VILLAGE SWEPT BY FLASH FLOOD   NO CASUALTIES AS HOMES DAMAGED IN GALAX, VIRGINIA

Galax Hit Hard By Flash Flood   Mayor Of Virginia Town Estimates Damage From 2 To 3 Million Dollars

FLASH FLOOD HITS TOWN IN VIRGINIA      $3,000,000 Damage Estimate Given; 150 Families Forced From Homes

Phone Strike Talks Grind Wearily On, Officials Report  Labor Union Head Say No New Waae Offers

Western Electric Peace Hope Up   Phone Negotiations  Creep Wearily Ahead

HOOSIER BOY, 14 ATTAGKS RELATIVE   Grandfather of Youth Is Shot and Beaten at Auburn.

‘Boy Shoots Grandfather ‘To See How He'd Feel About The Whole Thing’

URGES DEFEAT OF SEN. TAFT   AFL President Attacks Ohioan at Labor Convention

Taft Calls for Party vs. Party Battle; Defeat of Ohioan Is Predicted by OFL

Legion Maps Campai on Kor Enactment of Bill On Training of Youths

Legion Going All Out for Universal Military Training   Will Support Towe Bill Providing Six Months’ Basic for Youths

‘GATHERING IN NEWYORK CIT)   Committees Working Out Measures To Re Submitted

Russians Seize Three U.S. Soldiers   Ignore Request of General Hodge For -Information Concerning Them

3 U. 8. SOLDIERS HELD BY RUSSIANS   YANKS DETAINED IN KOREA— REDS IGNORE DEMANDS FOR EXPLANATION,

Manuilski  Defense Hits Trusts   “Informburo” Subject of Flareup During Debate on Balkans

EN ae Sg eee LN a ee ee ree -etan cee eee Te eee,  Russia Defends New Bureau Of Communists

Asks Repeal Of Personal Property Lev;   Minnesota Revenue Structure Termed a ‘Hodvge-Podge’

Old System For Revenue  Would End   Resources Commission Present Formal Report To Governor Youngdahl

Frane Restoral Drive Retarded By Big Strike   Remadier Declares ‘Nation’s Sovereignty Is Imperilled

French Workers Demand Raises   Government Employes Seek “‘Vital Minimum” Wage

FOR BUDGET   Senators Want Clarification On Request for U. S. Aid to Greece

GOP GOES AHEAD WITH REDUCTION PLAN IN SENATE   Budget Slash Slated To Pass Despite Complicating Foreign Picture

FOOD SAVING CAMPAIGN IS THREATENED   Committee To Make Decision  In Few Days

Strong Opposition Shown to Poultryless Thursdays and Whiskeymaking “Holiday” — Both Ques Up to White     srasaciye tee,

Murder Charged In Death Of Woman In Well   Husband Held In County Jail

Slaying Believec Gang ‘Rubout’  Chicago Gambler Garroted in S. F.

oT Ee AaAnGiy—  Molotov —  Says U.S. Stymied — : Big Four   ‘AMERICAN AID PLAN CRITICIZED

Molotov Blames U.S. for Failure  Charges U. S. Citizens Acquiring More Dollars

U. S. Is Blamed For Big Four Collapse   American Plan In Europe Is Charged By Moalatayu: Statement On Seccion Given.

Deadlock U.S. Fault: Molotov   Says Only Russian Efforts Prevented Complete Failure

Molotov Blames U. S. For Big Four Collapse   Blasts at American Policy in Charging Only ‘Soviet Efforts’ Kept London Conference From Being Entirely Fruitless: Claims ‘Plot Afoot’

MOLOTOV PUTS BIG 4 FAILURE BLAME ON U.S.   Says Only Russian Efforts. Kept Parley From Being Fruitless

President Confident Of Real World Peace   ‘Molofov Asserts U. 5. Did Not Seek Reich Treaty af London

Molotov Places Big 4 Breakup Blame on U. S.   Says America Sought to Dix tate Terms and Didn't, Want Agreement

says Only Efforts Of Soviet Delegation Kept ‘Parley From Total Failure, Dom: quation Of Europe . fis

U.S. Gets  Full Blame   Molotev Declares Failure of London Parley  Due to American Wish To Delay Reich Accord

Attempt To Dictate Terms Is Charged   Virtual Split Of Germany By American Imperialism Charged By Red Delegate

Holds Russia As Champion Of Germany   Claims Failure to Make Peace Treat Not Accidental

AMERICANS IK DELAY ACTION, HE DEGLARES   Commissar Gives His Version of Failure at London.

Molotov Explains Big Four Failure   American ‘Imperialism’ Responsible, Soviet Leader Says Belatedly

BY MOLOTOV FOF biG 4 COLLAPS!   ag JAONE, Three-Part Address Published By Russian Press, Broadcast

Molotov Blames  U. S. For Failure  Ot London Talks Claims Reasons Not Accidental

Molotov Claims Meet's Collapse Not Accidental   Says Only Russian Delegation’s Efforts. Kept Conference From Being Entirely Fruitless

MOLOTOV RAPS AT U. S. AGAIN   Soviet Leader Places Blame Tor Big Four Failure On America

or Collapse  fo Blame ondon Meet   Only Russia's Ef. forts Kept It From Being Fruitless.

Says America Seeks Europe Economic Zone   Russian Statement Aimed At Germany

Holds America Would Abolish Potsdam Pact   Western Powers Said Opposed To Future German Settlement

DETROIT MAYOR BEATEN IN FIGHT FOR FIFTH TERI   $40,000,000 Bonus For World War 11 Veterans Is Approved in New York

Believe Molotov Plan Launched  Possibility of Soviet Program Discussed

Molotov Plans a Counter Measure In East Europe   Common Aim in the Nine  Countries Is Shunning US Dollar Aid

A. H. Stoeber, er, Chairman. of Drive i is Gratified With  - Cooveration

Red Pressure To Cause Czechs To Back Out   Report Says They'll Withdraw Acceptance To Paris Meeting

May Cancel Former Acceptance To Jain Economic Meeting   Hear Directly From Premier In Moscow Today

Czechs Withdraw From European  Economic Confab “Join Other Nations dn Russian Sphere

Five Turn Down Bids  To Session Finland, Albania   Finland, Albania Sull Undecided

Cabinet Meets After Hearing From Moscow   Virtual Boycott Of Conference By Friend: Of Russia Indicated

Moscow Turns Pressure On Czech Govt.   Acceptance Of Little Nation May Be Cancelled

7 RED oTATES WONT BE AT AID PARLEY   Czechs Switch After Phone from Moscow and Council Meet.

Czechs to Withdraw’ Acceptance of Bid to European Aid Talks   Report Russo Pressure Causes Defection of Prague

Czechoslovaks To Withdraw From Parley   Report Mosow Tells Nation to Stay Away from Aid Talks

Withdrawal.of Czechs from Parley Seen   Cabinet Meets after Call from Moscow,

Czechs Yield to Russ, Will Not Go to Parley   5 Other Nations in Red Orbit Say ‘No’ to Invitation

Prague Move Follows Withdrawals by Albania, Hungary; 16 Nations Certain to Attend Aid-Europe Meet

CABINET MEETS TO STUDY ORDER FROM MOSCOW   PREDICT VIRTUAL RUSSIAN BOYCOTT OF RECOWERY PLAN

Countries in Russian Sphere® Reject Invitation to Talk  Marshall-Aid-to-Europe

REPORT RUSSIA SCARES CZECHS OUT OF PARLEY   cavernment Sources Declare Country Will Withdraw on Moscow Orders,

CZECHOSLOVAKIA ~ WILL NOT ATTEND PARIS CONFERENCE   Withdrew Her Acceptance of the Invitation to Be Present,   INTO A HASTY SESSION   Czechoslovakia’s Withdrawal Would Virtually Complete the Boycott,

OTHERS FOLLOW SOVIET COURSE ONU, S PLAN   dungary Joins Bulgaria, Romania, “Yugoslavia, And Po. land In Refusing To Take Part In Economic Parley At Paris.

Prague Backs Down On Economic Parley   Czechs’ Withdrawal After Phone Call From Moscow Rumored; Hungary Joins in Boycott

Boycott of Economic Conference by Virtually All of Them Seen—15 of 22 Countries Invited Have Accepted.

Soviet Puppets Plan To Shun Europe Meeting   RED SATELLITES TO STAY AWAY FROM NEW CONFERENCE

CZECHS MAY CHANGE PLANS   Likely to Skip Aid Contab Upon Soviet Request

ALL SATELLITES OF RUSSIA BACK OUT OF PARLEY   Refuse to Join in Paris Conference on  Marshall Plan for Aid

Czechs Pull Out of Paris Parley   Decision Follows Russia's Request

Czechoslovakia Withdraws Early Assent  OM   Moscow Changes Mind Of Czech Chiefs On Paris Meeting

Cabinet Acting on Orders From Chief in Moscow   Completes Boycott  Of Parley B: Nations Dominated By The Soviet

Decision Said Made After Call From Moscow   Hungary Joins Slav Bloc to. Boycott Paris

Czech Withdrawal Now  Nearly. Completes Red Boycott ot Aid Parley

Boycott. On Paris Parley   None of Soviet Bloc — Will Join in Talks As Czechs Bow. to Russian “Ragnest” ta Withdraw

Cabinet Meet Follows Talk With Moscow   Sracue—(AP)— Czechoslovakia withdrew tonight from the European economic conterence.

Reds Complete Orbit’s Boycott   Prague Says Participation Might Be Construed as Unfriendly to Russia

SOVIET BOYCOTT OF PARIS MEET IS NEW THREAT   At Least 15 Nations To Attend Economic Talks Saturday; Finland May Accept

Czechoslovakia, At Urging Of Russia, Takes Back Her Acceptance Of Meeting Bid

Hungary Says ‘No’ to Parley   5 Refuse, 15 Accept Bids to Paris Talks

Czechs Renig Paris Meeting Others Follow   Hungary Sends Regrets Of - Attendance; Think Poland Likewise.

Czechoslovakia Will Not Attend Paris Conference   * Withdrawal Is Believed Te Be Upon Orders From Russia; Nations Under  Gc vtet Rule Boevcott Talk

MOSCOW REQUEST SEEN INFLUENCING NATION'S DECISION   Prague Cabinet Goes Inte ‘Special Session After Werd Fram Pramiar

Czechs Will Not Attend Paris Parley   Claim Participatior Would Be Action Against Reds

Moscow Turns Pressure On Czech Govt.  Acceptance Of   Acceptance Of Little Nation May Be Cancelled

Predict Czechs To Withdraw at Paris  Cabinet Hears Direct From Moscow

States In Soviet Sphere Boycott Paris Conterence   Europe Economic  Plans On Agenda

Late News _.   ry ee i re a Ie REPORT CY RCUNGTOVAETA: WITT wrremmnop sud:

Soviet Pressure May Keep Czech: From Paris Talks  Prague Acceptance May Be Withdrawn At Last Minute

Czechoslovakia May Withdraw Acceptance of Bid   Soviel-Dominated Nalions’ Boycott of Economie Talks Indicated hy Newest Actio:

Hungary Declines: To Attend. Economic Parley DEADLINE * TODAY  gees. 4 SD eS gee   Finland And Albania Stil Have Not  Answered

‘Might Look Unfriendly To Soviets   About-Face Reportedly Result of Telephone Call from Moscow.

Reds Force Czechs Out Of Parley   Slavs Withdraw Acceptance at Moscow's Request: Albania Also Out

Russian Bloc Wont Attend Paris Sessions  Truman May Call Congress Into Sessio

Czechs Reverse Former Acceptance And Reject Conference Invitation

SUMMER SESSION AT MH-B STARTS ON JUNE SECOND  Three Outside  Instructors To

SUMMER SESSION AT MH-B STARTS ON JUNE SECOND  Three Outside  Instructors To ao In Saccinn

SENATE TO ACT NEXT ANI THEN MEASURE GOES TO TRUMAN FOR HIS  . DECISION .-

TRIAL STRESSES SATIRA NOT HURT   Chicago Attorney, Aiding  Prosecution, Leaves Havana

TWENTY-FIVE DIE IN ‘CELAND CRASE   Blinding Cloud Bank May Have Been Cause

HOUSE BANK TO RE-OPEN TODAY FOR BUSINESS   Ready To Pay Congressmen 7% Cents On Dollar For  Deposits

Non-Profit House Bank Is Reopened   Still $125,563 In The Hole, But Will Pay 75 Cents For Every Dollar Now On Deposit

Florida Coast Whipped by New Storm   Potential Hurricane Menace for East Seaboard Reported

STORM HITS WEST COAST OF FLORIDA AND MOVES INLAND   Disturbance Tame Compared . With Last Week’s Hurricane That Left Toll of 45 Dead.   GREATEST DANGER IN POSSIBLE FLOODS   Winds at Sarasota, South of Tampa, and at Fort Myers Reach 50 Miles an Hour.

Republicans Vote Year’s  Extension  Fight Expected Om Senate Flan

Naval Squadron Headed By Carrier Leyte to Make Visit This Spring

Missouri Labor Leaders Meet fo Plan Test Case  CIO and AFL Delegate   CIO and AFL Delegate: in Capital City for Vital Conference

Missouri Labor ‘Leaders Meet to Plan Test Case   CIO and AFL Delegates in Capital City for Vital Conference

"@ PETER: EDSON.  Pictures Strong Southern Cotton Bloc in Action —

Retired DuBois Grocer Reopens Store To Split Profits With Patrons

Streng thened School Plan  Held Essential   Stronger System Needed To Thwart Communism, Governors Are Told

Chee Dodge Is Laid to Rest In Final Rites   Tribal Councilmen Act as Pallbearers  ik ate teak. Clecie ei cate’ x

Hoof-Mouth Ruling lres Two Texans   Armstrong And Kleberg Charge Public Misled

TURKISH CABINET FALLS   Task of Forming New Government Set to Minister

TURKEY CABINET LEADER RESIENS   Gives “Ill Health” as  Reason for Ouitting

Turk Cabinet Falls in Fight Over Policies   Premier Resigns Under Criticism Of His Domestic Opposition

Peker Cabinet Out in Greece   Foreign Minister To Set Up Government

He'd Just Started Making Money, Too ‘Law Puts Inventor in New Mold

16 Marshall-Plan Countries fo Take Up Credit Plans   Blen Would Use Debit Credit Cheering Heese fo Facilitate Trade

AMERICA TOL TO TAKE OVER ISLAND AREAS   JAP LANDS WON BY U. 8S. A. IN BLOOD, MOSCOW SAYS

RUSSIA APPROVES U. 5, CONTROL OF PACIFIC ISLANDS   Stand Surprises Washington and Sets Capital Speculating About Possible Motives.   MARSHALL PREPARES FOR MOSCOW PARLEY   Eighty-Four Will Be in American Delegation, Including Dulles—Expected to Leave March 5.

Surprise Move Raises Issue of Possible Motives   _Mascaw Points Out   Moscow Points Out Most Blood Shed by U. S. in the Pacific

RUSSIA BACKS U. §. ON ISLES   Moscow Holds That American Control of Islands In Pacific Is Fair

Russia Approves American  Control Of Pacific Islands   Moscow Note Says U. S. Control Would be Fair Be. cause of Blood Shed by Americans in Evict* ing Japs—Capital Speculation Rife

Russians Surprise With — Comment American Control Over Islands Entirely Fair

Control of Pacific Islands by U. 5. Approved by Russia   Note Contrasting Sharply With Soviet Disagreements With This Country Is Cause of Much Speculation

‘Russia Surprises ‘By Approving U.S. Bid For Jap Isles   Moscow Note Considers American Control As Fair Because Blood Shed In Evicting Japanese Was Largely American

Island Control Aim Backed In Surprise Move   Disclosure of Concession Ils Made by Secretary Marshall

American Control of Islands Taken From Japs OKd by Russia   Surprise Soviet Move Is Announced by — Secy. Marshall

GREEN LIGHT 1S GIVEN BY RED RUSSIA   Moscow Offtcials Agree on Island Contro] by America

Move Comes As A Surprise and There Is Speculation About the Motives of the—Seviet Aboutiacs

Early Stand Reversed In Sudden Move   Note Says Islands Won By Sacrifice Of Amanrican Riad

SME OXEHS U.S ISLAND CONTROL   623 Pacific Areas Favored Under American Guidance

U.S. Control Of Islands Is Approved By Russia   Surprise Action In Sharp Contrast To Usual Attitude: Motives Hunted

U.S.Control Of Pacificlsles Gets Soviet Approval   Action Sets Capital Buzzing; May Seek Justify Own Land Holdinas

British Princess To Wed Lt. Philip Mountbatten   Engagement Of Heir Presumptive To English Throne And Former Prince Philip Of Greece Announced At Buckingham Palace

Engagement of Princess Elizabeth And Philip Mountbatten Due To Be Announced Tonight

Death Toll at Six; Some Mountain Communities Cut  Off by Deep Snow

Congress Buckling Down tu Law Making   “Growing Pains Cured-— Reorganization Act Crentand AAnnsr, Oh

Congress Ready To Buckle Down To Serious Work   Senate and House, Over “Growing Pains’ Will Now Consider Measures

Congress Opens Second Month  Of New: Session  Se me  Buckles Down To Lawmaking

Congress Ready To Buckle Down   Serious Business Of Lawmaking Will Naw Start,

Two Term’ Limit Bill May Be Voted In House This Week  Action Anticipated As 80th Congress Settles Down to Job

To Speed Up In Congress   - First Month Used For Reorganization and “Housekeeping” Bills

Congress Begins Task of Turning \Out Nation’s Laws    Reorganization Ts Reason Given for Slow Stari; Would Limit Top Tenure

4.400 Jews Are Returned slo Germany   British Remove Ringleaders From Deportation Ships

Refugee Ships Carrying Jews Arrive In Elbe   Ringleaders Reported To Be Removed; Fear Fight Qver Attempt To  -*.. Remove 4.400

Deportation Ships Arrive In Elbe With 4.400 Jews   Dammranicrehone fire

4400 Jews Returned  ‘To Germany  British Ready To Force Disembarkation

REFUGEE JEWS BACK IN REICH   Deportation Ships Dock At Hamburg With 4,000 From 1917 Exodus

Veteran Dies For Slaying Woman   Former Sailor Shot Buddy’s Mother During Visit At Home

INJURED IS lINKNOWN   Explosion Shakes Eastern Portion Of Metropolis

CREAT BLAST WRECKS SHIP AT HOUSTON   Rush Ambulances To Ship Channel; Bear Many Injured

EXPLOSION ROCKS HOUSTON SECTION IN TANKER BLAST   Some’ Fatalities Expected and '-Many:Injured; Ambulances  -» Rushed-to- Scene

IRTHER DROP IN-CROP YIELD PREDICTED   Dismal Outlook May Mean Continuation of Conservation

PLANS MAPPED CONTINUE FOOD SAVING DRIVE   Crop Prospects Drop In Nation's  atest Reports

President Demands Lowering Of Prices By Business Firms   Government Studies Legal Possibility Of Effecting Plan

TRUMAN RAPS HIGH PRICES   Says He Will Be Forced To Take Action Unless They Come Down.

Wage Increases For U.S.  Workers Justified Uniess Prices Come Down- fruman

UNIONS REJECT MERGER PLANS AT THIS TIME   Rivals Agree Te Cooperate On Laber Problems; May Merge Later .   SERIOUSLY TRIED TO . AGREE, MURRAY SAYS

Merger Plan For Unions Rejected  Aaree Ta Cannernte   Agree To Cooperate On Labor Problems

AFL and ClO Merger Fails   Rival Labor Organizations Agree to Stand Together in Battle Against Anti-Labor Legislation Now Pending Before Conaress

RIVAL UNIONS REJECT EACH OTHERS PLANS   AGREE TO WORK TOGETHER ON LABOR PROBLEMS

C.1.0., A.F.L. Fail To Get Together On Merger Plans   Reject Each Other's Idea; Agree to Work On Labor Problems

PLANS ARE REJECTED   A.F.L. and C LO. Ag oO. Agree to Cooper: ate on Labor Problems

C.1.0, A.F.L Heads Reject Each Other's Programs for Union Merger

Merger Plans Rejected by AFL and CIO   Pledge to Cooperate On-Labeor Problems, Work for. Future Unity

Labor Unions Reject Plan To Consolidate   Finish Two-Day Discus sion; Instead Pledge Con Geared Tlrnity.

CUMBERLAND GROUP FIGHTS HIGH PRICES   P Housewives Being Urged To Buy No Meat Costing More Than 55 Cents A Ponng

ABC Chairman Also Would Restrict Sales To State Owned Outlets   Miniature Sales  Would Prevail   Davis Pleads Temperance On Calling For Prohibition On Advertising

Colorful Coronation Pageant ts Planned For Seventh Annual Strawberry Festival

Expect Tougher Labor Bill As Senators Open Discussion   Taft Says Measure Does Not Contain “Dunitive’ Action

SENATE BEGINS LABOR DEBATE   Taft To Lead Off On Bill T Solve Strife; Act May Be Toughened

Taft Opens Debate on Labor Bill   Ohioan Sponsors Measure Although Net Satisfied With It; Most Believe Act Will Re Tonchened

EXPECT SOLONS TO WORK OUT STRONG BILL   Ohio Senator Ready to Present GOP Answer to Strikes

Ao GOP SEEKS STRIKE CURB, BOYCOTT BAN   Proposed Measure Is Less Sweeping Than House Approved Bill.

$400,000,000 Measure  Wins, 67-23    Floor Amendments Expected to Make Union Curbs Tough

Taft Opens Labor Bill Discussion For Senate   Foes Concede Bill May Eventually Be Tougher

Congress Mulls Labor Dispute Control Bills   House, Senate Both Consider Labor Acts As Union Leaders Develop Opposition

TAFT 10 PRESS FOR RETURN OF KEY PROVISIONS   A. F. L. Announces Plans To Fight Labor Measures ~ With Advertising

TAFT OPENS FIGHT FOR LABOR REINS   Ohioan Seeks to Strengthen Present Senate Measure by Making Several Additions Which Committee Rejected.

SENATE TAKES UP MODERATED BiLL TO CURB UNINS   FOES CONCEDE IT WILL GET TOUGHER BEFORE FINAL OKAY

Open Debate On Labor Bill   Senate Measure May Be Toughened, Even Foes Concede

Senate Starts Toughening Up lis Labor Bill   Debate Launched: on Committee. Measure With Changes Certair

Senate Opens Debate On Union-Curb Bill: Taft To Speak First   Body Gives Approval To Aid Plan With 67-23 Vote Margin Tuesday

Senate Likely to Vote Added Labor Curbs   Commitee Bill Held Inadequate In Some Respects

Labor Bill — Action Opens in Senate   aen. batt Says Measure May Be Toughened

‘Labor Disputes Bill Debate Is Opened By Taft   Senate Measure Likely To Be Toughened Before Final Approval.

FEDERAL LABOR DISPUTES BILL BEFORE SENATE   Foes Concede Measure To Be Toughened in Upper House

Taft Launches Senate Debate On Labor Bill; AFL To Fight   Sponsor Says Statute Contains No ‘Punitive’ Action: Despite Curbs

Debate Opened In Senate on Labor Measure  Daa Liinzanc Plan   Republicans Plan Answer to Strikes And Labor Strife

Taft Demands Inclusion of Union Curbs   Ban on Jurisdictional Strikes and Boycotts Urged—AFL Promises  $1,500.000 Fight

Senate Takes  Up Toned-Down  Labor Measure Plans To Curb  Unions. Strikes

Senator Taft Opens Discussion on Measure Proposing Restrictions on Unions and Strikes.   ‘CIO-AFL LEADERS  TO DISCUSS MERGER  

Large Sections of lowa Paralyzed by Flood Water. Today   Historic Highs Are Recorded; Damaae is Heavy

Hundreds Flee Rising Waters; Traffic Halted   Wind Storms, Cloudburst: Hit; Farms Inundated: No Lives Lost

(OWA FLOODED BY CLOUDBURS1   Residents of Low Areas Forced to Evacuate

eee, nem) RIVAL BOOTLEGGERS MAY BE BACK OF KIDNAPING  rua erer Aas? kc ee ‘ea aa

CLARK CO. GETS ONE OF NINE NEW LAKES   To Be Built By State to Conserve Water, Game, Fish

Aid Program May Put U. S. Out on Limb. Savs Taher   New York Representative Fears Plan Will Make Target for Russia   GREECE MUST HELP HERSELF, HE ADDS   Feels Turkish Situation Needs a Thorough Busi ness Analysis

U. . CHARGES INTERFERENCE FROM MOSCOW   Rejection of Protest Awaited; Higher Appeal Planned

THINK REDS TO BAR PROBE IN HUNGARY   Soviets Expected to Reject Outright or Try to Hamstring U. S. Demand for Big Three Inquiry Into Communist Coup.

Foundation Laid by U. 5: for Carrying Hungary Coup to UN for Consideration   Russia Expected to Reject or Hamstring American Demands; Soviet Activities in Balkans May Be Brought Inte Spotlight

Expect Russia to Reject or Hamstring U.S. Investigatiot   UViplomatic Authorities Feel America Will Take Hungary Coup Before UI

To Present Case To UN, Forcing Hand Of Soviets   Lay F oundation For Appeal In Note Handed Public

Reds Likely To Reject Demands For Coup Probe   May Try To Hamstring Appeal To U.N. Pos zible Forecact.

Blistering Protest Note Charges Reds With Flagrant Interference, Renews Investiration Demands

Spotlight — On Balkans   U. S. May Force UN Review of Russian Activities in Area

Russia Expected To Reject Probe Of Hungary Cour   American Demand At Least May Be Hamstrung By Reds

Russ to Balk On Hungary   Observers Expect Soviets Will Try Varied Strategy

Officials Expect U. S. to Carry Case to U.N. in Way to Spotlight Soviet Actions Throughout Balkans

Predict Russian Reaction to U.S. inquiry Demands   If Rejected the Hungarian Probe May Go to the UN

Reds Expected To Turn Down Inquiry Demand   Hungary Situation May Go Before United Nations

Expect Soviet To Try To Nip Hungary Probe   Blocking Of Big 3 Inquiry Into Grab Would Send Case To U.N.; Bulgarian Assembly Expels 23 Pet-

U.S. Set To Take Issue To U.N. If Demand Spurned   U.S. Diplomatic Officials Expect Rejection Of Re« quest For Inquiry; See Russian Stalling Move  c

Rejection Of U.S. Demand Is Expected  Russia Likely To Trv To Hamstring

Soviet Answer To Protest Note Awaited   Russians Are Expected To Reject or Hamstring U. S. Plan

Russia Expected To Fight Probe ol Hungarian Coup  jl § Annaal tn If N  U. S. Appeal to U. N. Forecast [f Soviets Reject Demands

America To Carry Case Before UN   Would Focus Spotlight On Soviet’s Activity

Think Reds - Will Reject a Demand   Diplomats Feel Russian Cos _ Wy operation Is Unlikely in Hungary Inquiry   MAY BE TAKEN TO U.N.   Hf It Is, Communist Activity All Thru Balkans May Be Investigated

Senate Hears Europe Aid Stopper Would Be Asked If Reds Rule France, Italy

Provision  to Stop Aid Askec   Lovett Recommends Cutoff if Countries Taken Over by Reds

Lovett Favors Aid Shutoff If Reds Rule  Anttina Chiaf Wane   Acting Chief Urges Threat in Help  Toa France. Tally

Senate Seeking To Protect Loan  Assurance is Sought Foreign Aid Won't

Passenger Tells Of Plane Tragedy In North Atlantic  Study To Avoid Similar Accident

‘AIRMAN POPPED FROM PLANE LIKE CORK FROM A BOTTLE AS ‘CRAFT SPEEDED ACROSS OCEAN

Girl Nearly Lost With Navigator   “Stewardess Almost Blown Out:-Of- Plane’ When Blister--Burst

DESCRIBES WEIRD PLANE ACCIDENT   PASSENGER TELLS HOW NAVI. GATOR WAS BLOWN FROM CRAFT INTO OCEAN.

Passengers Tell Of Weird Air Mishap  — See Navigator Blown Out Of  Tar CV Dianne

) Firms Named For Conspiracy   Indictments Say Firms, Individuals Conspired To Defraud Western Electric

Forrestal Takes Oath as Nation’ Defense Chiet   Sets in Motion Series Of Major Changes in U.S. Armed Forces .

FORRESTAL TAKES JOB AS SECRETARY ‘OF ARMED FORCES   Series of Changes in Defense  Setup. Started as Chief      Takes Over

Forrestal Takes Over Defense Job   New Secretary of Defense Is Sworn In This Morning

Forrestal Takes Oath as Seeretary Of U.S. Defense   Civilian Boss of Nation’s Vinson Swears In First Combined Armed Forces

New Union Method Scored By DeMille   Producer Says Reforms Are Beine Sidetracked

Open Shop Urged As  Necessity   bl DeMille Asserts Labor Leaders Are Deceptive

Language Of Love?  Proposal  Delayed Months. As Girl Learns English

TO REVEAL SECRETS   Beok Wil] Tell How Truman Was  Picked foc Vice-Previdency

Experts Ponder Germany's Food ‘Crisis’ As Black Marks sushes Varied Supply

Black Market Operates At Full Blast Despite Acute German Food Crisis

PROSECUTION TO CONCLUDE CASE AGAINST VETERAN CHARGED WITH MISTREATING FELLOW PRISONERS

ARAB YOUTHS TOLD 10 GET INTO FIGHT   Jews Strike Back After Arab Mobs Burn 18 Shops

BY WILD RIOTS, FIRES, LOOTING   Arab League Leader Issues War Call to Youth of Moslem World

MOVIE COMMIE PROBE DELAYED   Subpoenas Issued for ‘Who's Who of Hollywood’

FAST TRAINS COLLIDE IN DEPOT; MAN HURT   Columbus Station Scene Of Freak Accident

Heat Wave Wanes Through Nation   PerARPMme RmomK FAD   PRR’s Cincinnati Limited Rams Train at Union Depot

Ohio Legislature Finishes Session   Daniels - Cramer Schoel Bill, Calling For 000,000 Annually, Approved: 000.5 Btren Labor Bill Passes

GOP LEADERS FIRM ON CUT IN INGORE TAX   However, Truman Assured 0 High Excise Taxes On Some Items

High Excise Tax On Luxuries Is To Be Extended   Money Is Needed To Retire Public Debt

G.0.P: AGREES TO CONTINUE EXCISE. TAXES   Truman Assured Of .500 Average In Tax Battle

EXDISE TAXES WH STAY   Republicans Agree to Extend Rates but Insist on 20% Income Tax Slash

SEEK BLACK DAHLIA KILLER IN CHICAGO   “Confession” of Injured Motorist Leads to New Trail.  , US

PRETTY WEDDING AN MARCUS SUN.      Dorothy - Rose Cave Becomes Bride Of Roy   Gabel

Edward Struthers _ Weds Norma Knight   Sunday In Methodist Church at Havelock

President of Auxiliary Announces Poppy Day Is Saturday, May 24 —

Auxiliary President Announces Annual Poppy Day May 24   Mrs. Russel] Duncan, Mrs. Lillie Bronsema in charge ..,of Annual Poppy Day Sales. Volunteers Requested.

POPPY DAY T0 BE OBSERVED HERE MAY 24   Mildred Moran Chairman of Legion Auxiliary Committee; Girl Scouts to Aid

November 8th  Heroie War Dead  TobeRememberec American Legion  Auxiliary Announces Poppy Day

PLANS ARE MADE FOR ‘POPPY DAY   Mrs. Hamilton Named as Chairman of Sales in Linton.

To Observe Poppy Day Satur., May 24   Volunteers from Auxiliary to Sell Poppies

Highlights . In The News  * Oversea Flights’ Are Canceled ;  * Ports May Close  * Other Top Items

STRIKE HALTS OCEAN FLIGHTS   Trans-Atlantic Planes Are Grounded by Walkout Of Airlines’ Pilots

Airline’s Flights To Europe Halted By Pilots’ Strike  500 Are Affected By Sudden Walkout

OVERSEAS PLANE PILOTS STRIKE   TRANSATLANTIC SERVICE ON AMERICAN AIRLINES COMES TO A STANDSTILL

Pilots Strike Halts Overseas Plane Flights   American Overseas Airlines Service At Standstill

3 ISSUES SNAG PEACE IN WESTERN ELECTRIC   Conciliators Call New Talks At Washington Today

Hurley:to: Buy. $10,050 Truck  Vehicle to-Be Used As City's Snowplow

Hurley.to. Buy. $10,050 Truck «  ye to Be Us ed As City’s Snowplow

NEW YORK:COTTON   Laborites Frit Away U.S. Loan, Churchill Charges

DAL TOn GOVT SPENDING HIT BY GHURGHIL   Says Money Goes for Picture Shows, Tobacco. Not Rehabilitation.

American Loan Fritfered Away Churchill Asserts   Labor Government in Britian Blasted by Conservative Leader

TIEUP HALTED BY M ARTHUR   General Strike in Japan Cancelled on Orders Of Allied Chief

STRIKE FAILS: ORDER ISSUED   Gen. MacArthur Gets ‘Reluctant’  Obedience

General Strike By Japs Balked By MacArthur   General Fears Effect On Emaciated Nation;  Cabinet Shaken Up

Japan's Express Union To Ignore No-Strike Order  To Defy Directive From MacArthur

House Girds For Batile  Over Budget  GOP Warns Truman In Advance of Message Due Today

DeGaulle Wins Test  In France   New Political Group Leads Communists In Municipal Vote

DEGAULLE IS ~ LOOMING AS _ NEW LEADEF   NEW PARTY RECEIVES MOST VOTES. IN PARTIAL CHECK. UP OF SUNDAY ELECTION 

De Gaulle’s New AntiCommunist Party Takes Lead In Paris Election

Greatest Jump Among Mer Aged 20 To 24 Years, Census Bureau Notes

Insanity Increased More Among Men Than Women During the War Years

U. S. Rafe Of Going Insane Reached All-Time High During War Years

‘PLEASE DRIVE  CAREFULLY’ SAYS  STATE OFFICIAL Points Out Signs And Warnings We Be  fLesnrtic<rs € lh cartra

‘PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY’ SAYS STATE OFFICIAL  Points Out Signs And Warnings To Bx Strictly Observed

SUB-ZERO WAVE (ON. MOVE AGAIN   Cold Spell Sweeping In From Canada, Due In Michigan Today

curity Council Awaits Arrival - of Special Delegate to Plead Case

GMC FOUNDER — DIED IN EAST   DURANT, WHO MADE AND LOST 120 MILLIONS, DIED : IN NEW YORK TODAY

DEMOCRATS SEEK TO BROADEN 6.0, TAX CUT MEASURE   Senate Defeats Motion Tc Delay Action By 48 To 44 Vote

DEMOS SEER TO BROADEN TAX PROGRAW   Senator McClellan Calls Up Amendment te Spread “Communi cen” he ‘ All of the States. i

Demos Lose this Round CNC HNN TER ANA TOES TEE ERLE AERIS BRN Ar NA SRE AN RNR ERLE ENR CEASE ER ARNT OREEEERO ET AE  Income Tax Debate in Spotlight

Democrats Fail To Delay Tax Cutting   Plan To Broaden Republican 8)!

Democrats, Beaten In Drive To Delay Action  On Tax Slash, Seek To Broaden GOP Measure

Dems Defeated in Tax Cut Test   Republicans. Vote Solid in  Beating Atgempt to Delav Action 

Democrats Plan New Strategy On Income Tax Bill   Drive To Delay Beaten So Would Apply  Bp erin 

WOULD AMEND TAX CUT BILL   DEMOCRATS UNABLE TO STALL VOTE, ASK TO BROADEN MEASURE

MOVE IS. MADE TO. WIDEN BILL   Democrats Would Alter GOP. Tax Cut Measure

MOVE TO DELAY TAX ACTION CUT   Democrats Open Drive Fo ‘Community Property’ Pian’s Extension

VOTE LOOMS ON TAX REDUCTION   Vote Sought This Week On Congressional Leyislation To Slash Income Taxes.

Demos Push Levy Slash  Nipnped In Delaviney   Nipped In Delaying Move, Party Fichts

 Hollywood Psychology sa ‘Nice Bloody Movie Subs For Beating Your Wife

HOUSE TEST VOTES SET FOR MONDAY ON EUROPEAN AID   Key Republicans Seek Way to Extend Assistance Without Sending Up Ameriean Prices,   1948 CONSIDERATIONS ENTER THE PICTURE   G. O, P. Believes Chances in Election Will Be Affected if It Fails to Curb  _ Inflation,

Aid Bill Faces Critical Tests  Measure Accompanied by Busy Maneuvering

Aid Bill Heads For Critical T est Votes In House   GOP Tries Find Way Keep Relief  Fram Jackina lin Prices At Home

Lawmakers Find Tough Job In Trying to Provide Aid And Anti-Inflation Guards   Aid Bill Heads Toward Critical Test Votes in House Monday; Key Republicans Try To Find Some Way of Keeping Bill From Jacking Prices Up Even Higher

Winter Relief ‘Fund Fate Due In House Vote   Ballot Slated Tomorrow Or  Aid To Europe, With . ; Inflation Curb As Major Problem

Republicans Huddle Foreign Aid Test Ballots  Face House  On Monday   Busy Maneuvering Aimed At Checking Higher Price Hikes

Inflation Will Be Studied By House Monday   Republicans Seek Way To Halt Spiral Of Home Front Prices

AID MEASURE IS FACING CRUCIAL VOTE IN HOUSE   GOP Solons Trying To Keep Relief Bill from Boosting Prices. at Home

Foreign Aid Bill Faces Test Vote In House Monday Along ‘With Related Inflation Issue

GOP Leaders Push Work On Legislation. Showdown. Seen For Foreign Aid Program

Foreign Aid Bill Faces House Test Vote as GOP Studies Inflation Issue

Test Vote Set On Aid Funds   U. 8. Inflation Issue Linked to Measure

HOUSE VOTE NEARS ON EUROPEAN AID      Final Action Expected Mon: day; G.O.P. Rushes AntiInflation Program,

Decides Not To Submit Promons Electorate  Year   School Calendar is Adopted  For the Year by The Board

BRISTOL WILL DEFER VOTE ON BOND ISSUE   New Regulation Is Made Regarding Failures   CONTRACT IS AWARDED

CHINA CRUSHES RED OFFENSIVE   Communists Leave Dead. Flee Northward In Full Retreat

Top U.N, Job Due Brazilian   Aranha Wins Backing As Assembly Leader

Brazilian Envoy Favored for U.N. Presidency  Latin American Republics “Initiate Boom

Seamen Plan Tieup Sunday   Officials Consider Schwellenbach Plea

Wwios WHo IN ZOO   Citizen, Who Knew Pampa When It Was But A Cattle Trail. Somewhat Publicity-Shy

More Newsprint in Future Seen   House Committee Sees No Justification For Further Raises

Newsprint: Prices  May Be Lowered   Better Supplies. May Come in “Near. Future, IsReport ‘in Congress

Rumors All Lies, President Avers  STUDENT CONDUCT DEFENDED AT W-.

ASKS A PROBE OF  VOTING LOTTERIES  IN MISSOURI   Grover Dalton, Chairman of State G.O.P. Calls Upon Tom Clark.   AN FBI INVESTIGATION   Said Automobiles, Refrigerators Were Given Away to Persons to Vote.

Dalton Asks FBI Investigation Of Vote Lottery   Republican Says Gifts Were Made To Missouri Voters

Sharp-Shooting Citizens of Kansas" Town Bag Pair Who Robbed Bank

Youthful Bandits Rob Kansas Bank, Trapped, Caught in Village Streets

SAILOR GETS 10-MONTH TERM FOR MISTREATING OF FLLIILOW PRICGONERS IAS A IAPANESE PRISON

Goodrich To Cut  Passenger Tires 600-16 Silvertowns To Retail For $14.40 In Place of $16.10

Goodrich to Cut Tire, Tube Price   10% Reduction Due Starting Monday

S. W. BELL SPURNS UNION WAGE PLAN   Rejects as “Obviously Fantastic” a Demand for $6a-Week Increase and Other Concessions in Five-State Area.

It Should Consist of Technical Know-How, Practical Tutelage, Rather Than Money Only

What's a Russian State Secret? Explained By Pres. With Penalties

Sessions To Be Long Ones Leaders Say   More Than 444 Active Bills Before Solons

Raleigh  Solons  Pushing To Quit   Saturday Deadline Is Kept In View By Legislators

Carter Miners Eligible For Pay  _ Approximately 2,200  Men Idled At Plants

Strikes in Coal Mines Spreading   22 Mines Are Hit With Over 14,800 Men Idle Today

‘Unauthorized’ Strikes Spread In Coal Fields   ‘Work Stoppages Hit 22 Mines Employing 14,800 Union Men

D Mines Closed in Protest Move   Miners Walkout in Unau' thorized Strike over Labor Leaislation

Miner Protest Walkouts Make 22 Pits Idle   Union Officials Term Stoppages Hitting Labor Bill as Quthaw

Stoppages in Mines Spread 14,800 Idle   Negotiators Making Final ‘Effort to Halt Strike Threatened in Briggs Anta Radv Plants

Mine Stoppage In Uniontown  Area Spreads   Union Head Says Action Is Protest Against GOP Labor Bill But Is  Unauthorized

SPREADS TO 22 MINES   114,800 Miners Involved in Protest Work Stoppage

More Mines Are Closed   Unauthorized Strikes Pose Problem to UMW Officials; 22 Pits Idle

PROTESTS GROW IN MINE FIELD   Work Stoppages Involve 14,. 000 More Men, Aroused . By Union-Curb Act

UMW Says Protest Strikes in Mines  Are Unauthorized  14,800 Diggers Now Idle in Move Against Taft-Hartley Proarar

20 Mines» Shut Down   Workers Quit Pits In Protest to Labor Rill Refore Conecress

More Miners Stop Work, Protest Bill   World's Largest Mine Among Those Closed In Scattering Stoppages

Stoppages Spread To 20 Mines   Extremely Rich Coal Section Hit By Action

14,800. Miners  Strike; Protest  Labor Curb Bill Twenty-Iwo Mines Clesed;  UMW. Oiticial Says Action By Locals ‘ix: Unauthorized

Coal Mine Work Stoppages Spread  11,000 Idle in Rich Pennsylvania Area

Stoppage Of  Work Now  At 20 Mines Over 11,000  Men Idle In Southwest Pa.

Walkout Of  ‘rotesting Coal Miners é preads _ To 22 Pits: Many Idle

Work Stoppage In Coal Mines Shows Increase   Union Officials Claim Walkout Ie ‘Unauthorized’

Mine Work Stoppage Spreading   20 Pits Shut Down; Union Leaders Call Protest Strike Unauthorized

Work Stoppages  Spread In Soft  Coal Mine Areas Protest Labor  Curb Measure

“Unauthorizeq’ Watkouts  11,000 Miners Come Off Jobs Protesting Bill Against Labor   West Pennsylvania Area Has 20 Mines Shut By Steppages

Stoppages in Mines Spread   Union Officials Term Moves by Miners “Unauthorized”

PENNSYLVANIA MINERS IDLE   11,204 In 20 Pits Quit Jobs In Protest Over New Labor Bill

UNION ASSERTS PIT STOPPAGES UNAUTHORIZED   Some Of Largest Shafts In Industry Down; Steel To Feel Effects First

Union Worried Bi  Miners’ Protest   Work Stoppage Now Has 11,204 Idle In Pennsay Field.

“Protest” Coal Strike Spreads   20 Mines Down in “Unauthor ized” Walkout Lobbying Against Labor Bil.

THOUSANDS OUT IN PROTEST 10 NEW LABOR: ACT.   Work Stoppage Affects Steel Prodtction In Pennsylvania; Union Officials Say Walkout “Unauthorized.”

20 Coal Mines Are Now Idie   Idleness Unauthorized, Sav Leaders Of Unions

Contract Proposals In 2 Industries. Studied; Hartley Urges Probe

Labor, Employers Talk Contracts  Under New Law Hartley Calls for Investigation of Efforts to By-Pass

Attempts to By-Pass Law Irk Hartley   Proposals for Ignoring Labor Act on Part of AFL, C€.10., Termed ‘Brazen Affronterv”

\Chairman of House Labor  Committee Hits AFL and CIO for Alleged Attempts To Ignore Labor Act.   FORD WORKERS TO GET REFERENDUM

Hartley Asks Probe of Labor Law By-Passes   Showdown on; Typo:  Work Out No-Contract  Policy

AFL-CIO Attempts To By-Pass Law Called ‘Brazen Effrontery’; Says Both Employers And Unions Will Be Investigated

Hartley Asks Management,  Union Probe   Charges Conspiracies To By-Pass Recently Anovroved Labor Law

HARTLEY 10 ASK PROBE OF LABOR LAW DODGING   New Contract Proposals Being Worked Out in Industry Under Terms of Act

Two Labor  Proposals Develop   Ford Employes Will Vote on Pay Raise, Pension. Proposals

HARTLEY HITS EFFORTS TO BLOCK LABOR LAWS   Two Industries at Work on Contract Proposals Called Brazen Effrontery

Hartley to Seek Probe on Efforts To By-Pass Law   Labor-Management Proposals Worked On bv Industries

Ford Union Studies ) Contracts Today; Ship Union Strikes   Hartley Seeks Probe of Recent Industry Agreemenis

Leaders Pledge UN Allegiance ‘On Charter Day   Organization Termed Peace Hope by Truman On Anniversary

World Leaders  Pledge Support To Ideals Of UN   Second Anniversary Of Signing Of U Charter Is Being Observed  Tod   TRUMAN SPEAKS FOR UNITED STATES

UN BROADCAST. GOES ON RADIO OMITHOUT SOE   ALL WORLD LEADERS EXCEPT STALIN JOIN IN PRAISING AIMS OF UNITED ‘ .) NATIONS

Hawaii’ s Bid For Statehood Now at the Half-Way Mark Senate Action Unlikely This Year

House Votes To Admit Hawaii As The 49th State   Senate Action on Bill Is Held Unlikely for This Session of Congress.

Hawaii May ‘Join Union’   House Passes Bill To Admit Her As Forty-Ninth State

STATEHOOD FOR HAWAII NEARS   House-Approved Bill Ts Sent to Senators

Appropriation Bill Signed By President   Senate Action on Hawaii Not Near

Senate May No! Act This Year  Issue Concerns werisets Rimbakiwacl

House Votes Statehood For Hawaii   Little Chance Held for Senate Action During This Sessior

Hawai Faces Senate Block On Statehood.   House Approves 49th State Plan but Upper Branch Is Cool

Hawaii Statehood Bid Is Half Way   House Passes Bill To Admit Islands As 49th State, Senate Action Delayed

IN SUPREME COURT ARGUMENTS » Judge's Standards’ Made issue. in Contempt Case

Final Action On Laney's Program Set For Monday  Tax On Liquor And Cigarettes Already Roosted lLlnaward

THE PLAINSMAN IN WASHINGTON Pressure Groups Busy Putting ~ Qn Demonstrations In Capital   BY CHAS. A. GUY Avalanche-Journa] Editor

THE PLAINSMAN IN WASHINGTON Pressure Groups Busy Putting  On Demonstrations In Capital

WARN UNITED STATES   per Reports “Sovie “Soviets Have Ambitions in Manchuria

I aa TERT Ri Ts aa WARN UNITED STATES   Pa Reperts “Sevie “Seviets Have AnPer bitiens in Manchuria

Washington Asks All Facts on New  ‘ ’  Free’ Government Observers Say Russia Would Divide Greece Into Two Parts

Conferees End Work on Aid Measure   Speedy Enactment of Greek, Turkish Program Expected

CONGRESS SETS FINAL ACTION ON GREECE AID   Marshall Announces ‘Help on Way’ In Message

Conferees End Work on Aid Measure  Speedy Enactment of Greek, Turkish

BCHOOL AtD, VOTE ON’ BONUS” AND REVISED. TAX. 8Y8TEM URGED BY NEW. GO VERNOR———_—-——

GOVERNOR ASKS NEW FUNDS FOR CITIES, SCHOOLS   Public Vote On Bonus For Servicemen Suggested In Assembly Talk

Public Housing Wings Clipped  Result Is Due To Rea   Result Is Due To Real Estate Board: Snyder

W. A. AYRES APPOINTED   Kansas Vien Te Serve New Term iio Trade (eommission

CHICAGO WOMAN SHOOTS ARTIST   Divorcee Claims She Was Aiming at Picture on Wall.

Czechs To Join Aid Parley   Accept Invitation to Paris Confab on Marshall Proposal

Invitation To Conference Is Accepted   Six Acceptances To Paris Meet Already Recelved

ews Is Hailed as Possible Indication Eastern Europe Will be Present to Mull Marshall Plan.

CZECHS REPORTED TO HAVE DECIDED TA ATTENT PARLEY   Six Nations Formally Accept Bids te Conference Designed to Start Marshall Plan Roliing.   POLISH GOVERNMENT Py = STILL, CONSIDERING   Austria Expected to Make Favorable Reply — Rejection by Romania Is Looked For.

Czechs Plan To Attend  Conference   May Go to Paris Despite The Stand ef Soviet Russia. ,

Red-Dominated Czechs Accept Aid Talks Bid   Paris Hails Prague Report As Indicating ‘Eastern’’  Be: Si Bhi

Not Waiting For Result At Moscow   Six Acceptances of Bic From British, French Received to Date.

Czechs Decide To Participate In Economy Talks   Won't Wait for Decision From Russians: Italian Red Seeks Restrictions

Czechs Decide To Attend Paris Recovery Meet   Make Their Decisior Despite Russia’s Bitter Opposition

CZECHS DECIDE TO COMEINON — AID PARLEY, DESPITE ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA: SIX OTHERS ACCEPT

Caechs Accept Bid to Parley Despite Russ  Breach Seen in Sovie   Breach Seen in Soviet Line; Poland Interested but Wary

Czechs Said Favorable to Paris Plans   Marshall Recovery Proposal Liked by Eastern Nation Despite Soviet Rejection of Program

Report Czechs Plan to Attend Paris Session:   Poland, Also in the Soviet Orbit, Studies Marsholl Plan pid

Czechs Reported Ready to Attend  Paris Conference  Other Red Satellites Delay Reply to Bid To Marshal] Plan Tall

Czechs May Accept Bid To Parley —   One of Soviet Bloc, : Nation Takes Action Despite Russia Stand; Six Others Accept

DESPITE RUSSIAN OBJECTION  Czechoslovakia to Join Europe Aid Conference

Action Comes Despite Soviet Stand   Only Finland So Far Has Given Her Reply in Negative

Marshall's Plan In Europe's Aid Gaining Ground   Paris Conference Next Saturday Will Start Program Rolling

CZECHS ACCEPT BID FROM PARIS   Prague Defies Moscow To Discuss European Revival Plans

Czechs Accept Conference Bid  _ Member of Slavic Bloc To Talk European Aid

Czechs A gree To Take Part In Paris Meet   Report Indicates Slavic Nation Interested In Marshall Plan

Action Is Taken Without Waiting For Russia s OK   Prague Officials To Leave for Parleys With Soviets Today

Czechs Accept Bid to Paris Parley   May Pave Way for Other Eastern Nations to Attend

Accept Bid To Parley   Czechoslovak Government Will Go to Paris Despite Moscow Rejection

Action Comes Despite Soviet Stand  Only Finland So Far Has Given Her

*-Recevery Conference-.   First Nation In Slav Bloc To Join Meeting

Crash a Mystery   Clues Lacking in Crackep of C47; Newburgh . Man Among Dead .

CAUSE OF CRASH STILL MYSTERY   INVESTIGATOR DOUBTS ABILITY TO LEARN FROM C-47 WRECKAGE

Fear Fifteen Dead, Thirty More Injured   Building Shattered By Blast In Latest Of  Jerusalem Explosions

JERUSALEM BLAST ROCKS BRITISH CLUB   Five Killed, Many Are Injured, Nine Seriously

Blast Destroys Jerusalem Club Of British Army   At Least Five Dead, Nine Seriously Injured in Newest Explosion   4 SECURITY ZONES ORDERED CLOSED   ‘Trcops Begin Search of All  Homes and Jewish Agency in City

Teacher Unions  Make Salary  Increase Demand: Greups Declare Increases.   Gromps Declare Increases. Necessary if Congress Fails to Halt Inflation

WATCH GIVEN UN APPROVAL   Security Body Rejects Soviet Proposal To Curtail Powers

Gives Majority Vote of Confidence to Border Wateh Group In North ern Greece

Council Backs Greek Border Watch Group   Defeats Russian Move To Curb Commission Powers

Inspection of Border Continues   Russia Loses Move To Have Greek Boundary Watchers Withdrawn

CONFIDENCE IN BALKANS WATCH IS VOTED BY UN   Council Defeats Russian Prepesal Which Weuld Have Carbed Group   BOARD INVESTIGATING BORDER INCIDENTS

Commission Given Confidence Vote  Russian Proposal Defeated in U.N.

Balk Soviet Bid To Curb  Group Power   Gromyko In Attack Urges Removal, But Meets Solid Front

UN Watchers Get 6-2 Vote Of Confidence   Council Defeats Russian Proposal To Curb Pow- érs of Group

U. N. SECURITY COUNCIL BACKS BALKAN WATCH   Russia Loses Move 1 Curtail Powers Of Border Probers

U.N. Declines To Curb Balkar  Group's Powers   Russian Demands to Restrict Watchers in North Greece Beaten

Fiance Killed Before She Sailed Italian Girl Must Marry Vet to Remain in U. S.

Coal Shortage - Forces laleness In. Industries   Drastic Cutbacks In Steel Industry Throwing Thous ands Out Of Jobs   MINERS STARTING TEN DAY VACATION

Officers See Possibility o' Arson in Early Morning Blaze   GRAIN IS DESTROYED

Soviets Reject U.S. Protest In Petkov Case   Opposition Leader May Still Appeal Death Sentence To Bulgar Court

RUSSIA REJECTS CLEMENCY PLEA   PLAN NO ACTION ON NEW TRIAL DEMAND FOR ANTI-COMMUNISI

SOVIETS REJECT PLEA FOR PETKOV   U.S. Had Demanded Re view Of Death Sentence For Leader

No Review For Petkov Sentence   U. S. Denounced Arrest And Trial, Demands Review But Without Success

Russia Rejects Plea For Petkov  Diente ae intarnnl   ‘Purely on Internal Master,’ Red States

SOVIET REJECTS PLEA TO DELAY AN EXECUTION   Nikola Petkov, Anti-Communist Leader in Bulgaria, To Hang—vU. S. Snubbed

RUSSIA-PREVENTS REVIEW OF PETACY CASE IN BULGARI:   J . Death Sentence On Anti-Red Leader Viewed “Internal Affair”

Russia Rejects Demand of U.S  man   Review of Petkov Sentence Is Asked

Former Vice President Continues Opposed To U. S. Foreign Policy   Denies He Said Greek Plan Was Policy Of Ruthless Imperialism Or Recommend A Fixed Sum Be Loaned To Soviet Russia.

LLAGE REPORTS HE IS MISQUOTED: NOW BACK {N U.S.   Fouls Are Called Today on Newspaper Stories on Recent Speeches; Loan Statement is Hit   FOREIGN POLICY STILL OPPOSED

Wallace Claims Misquoting . in Speeches Against Aid Plan   ASSErS Ne Vid Not Jay Truman's Program Was Policy of Imperialism

MSGR. JOHN N. CODORI DIES AT JOHNSTOWN   Native Of Gettysburg Had Served As Vicar General Of Altoona Diocese For 23 Years

ECONOMIC ISSUES ARE TAKEN UP BY CHURCH INTERESTS   ‘National Conference Held anc Delegates Are Bewildered ] By Problems

THROUGH CHRISTIAN EYES  Churchmen Tackle Econom Issues From Own Viewpoint

Church Members Join Experiment  Would Participate In Economic Life

Church Members Talk Economics   Would View Issues Thru Christian Eyes

Protestant Churchmen at Odds as They Delve Into Role Church Should Play in Nation’s Economic Life

‘Church Lay Uncertain On Economics   Members Sull Disagree On Issues Of Proper Role OF Government.

Remarkable Experiment  Church Delegates Try r  he oa ; fo Judge Kconomics

Suggests Canal Across Mexico   Sen, Chavez, Believes  Can Be Worked: Out

P roposal Kor New  Canal   Made as U.S. Pulls Troops Away From Bases At Panama

Chavez Proposes Driving Channel Across Mexico  U. 5. Begins Pulling Troops From Panama

PANAMA’S ACTION BRINGS PROPOSAL FOR A NEW CANAL   Senator Chavez Suggests Construction of Atlantic-Pacific Ditch Across Waistline of Mexico.   YANES BEGIN LEAVING BASES IN PANAMA   Assembly’s Refusal to Renew Wartime Leases Forces Americans to Give Up 14 Defense Points.

Canal Across  Mexico Urged   Tehuantepec Route Would Save 2.000 Miles

Chavez Proposes Canal Be Built Across Mexico   Loss of Panama Defense Bases Arouses US Lawmakers

New Canal To Pacifie  Is Prop osed   U. S. Meanwhile Pulling Men Out OF Strategic Bases In Panama

Nine Fliers, Forced Down In Frigid Labrador Wilderness, Are Rescued

Opposition Grows to Cafe Ordinance  May Offer Council a "Hot Session"

Jews Battle With British   33 Wounded as Riots Hit Tel Aviv; Terrorists Attack Gun Post

Municipal Band Concert, Wednesday, July 2, Foster Park, 8:00 p.m.

Municipal Band Concert, Wednesday, July 2, Foster Dark, 8:00 p.m.   Kittenball

ELECTRIC AATE BOOST (5 BEING PROTESTED   Petition Is In Circulation Among People of Perkasie  PLAN FOR EXPANSION

Final Labor Bill Vote Is Due Today   Majority Sufficient To Discourage Veto Sought

Hoping For Majority To Discourage Truman Vete   Think Taft Hartley Bill Will Be Paseed In Upper House Soon, Debates:‘in Prospect

Foes Delay Last Step By Continuing Debate  Pascnve bv Niehtfall Anticinated   Passage by Nightfall Anticipated As Republicans Seek Huge Marein

 Opponents Not Ready To Concede Vote Will’Be Taken Today, Republicans Confident Of Outcome   ANTICIPATE NO SHIFTS IN VOTE

Senate Debates Labor Control   Passage Ex pected Before Nightfall

SENATE EXPECTED 70.0. K. LABOR BILL WITH BIG MARGIN   Sufficient Strength to Over-ride Veto Is Seen in Upper Chamber at U. S. Capital.

Republicans Hope For Sufficient Majority To Discourage Veto   See No Shift In Sentiment That Passed Original Bill By Vote Of 68 to 24; Foes Loud  In Demands For Presidential Veto.

Labor Bill May. Pass Today   Senate Called in Session One Hour Earlier to Make Final Disposition

SPECIAL TERM IS SCHEDULED ABOUT NOV. 10   SALARIES TOO LOW IN INSTITUTIONS; HELP LEAVING

 Verdict Nears On Draft aft Eya asion Charge New Climax In Story ‘Of Serge Rubinstein

TRANSATLANTIC PLANE’ SAFE AT CASABLANCA:   Air France ‘Constella , tion Makes Landing After Sending Out Distress Signals.

Atlantic Plane Dumps Partof Cargo, Lands Safely At Casablanca; 17 Aboard

Not Aim of Pact to Split US, Britain, Pravda States But Adds Bloc Shouldn’t Be Formed

VOTING PROBE MAY COME FROM HOUSE IF SENATE FAILS   Stalling in Senate Causing Re. publicans to Look to Holise For Action

Kem May Ask Probe Help From House  Cannta Ctnllad   Senate Stalled On His Demands For KC Inquiry

Senate Stalled On Vote Fraud  Probe Demands   GOP Chiefs May Turr To House For Help Ir  Kansas Citv Case.

ORDER K. 6. VOTE PROBE   With Time Running Out on Kem Proposal for Inquiry, G. O. P. Leaders Consider Asking Other Branch for Help.

ACTION ON VOTE FRAUD PROBE IS STALLED AGAIN   GOP Leaders May Ask Hous: Aid in Screening KC Election Charges

Sen. Kem May Turn to House For Election Probe Authority   Senate Delays Action on Request For Case's Reviev

Democrats Block House Vote Pry  Senate To Press For Special Investigation

Republicans May Seek House Help In Voting Fraud   Senate Is Stalled On Kem’s Demand: For Investigation

GOP Heads May Turn To House  For Aid In Probe   Senate Stalled In Vote Fraud

Senate Inquiry On Vote Fraud Case Hits Snag   Clark’s Handling Of Kansas City Probe Under Fire As GOP Leaders  Demand Acton

Senate Stalled On Probe Of Handling KC Vote Charges   Republicans May Press Toward House Inquiry Into Ballot ‘Fraud’

GOP May Open Up Vote Fraud Case With House Help  Kem’s Resolution Is Stalled in Senate On Political Basis

 Adjournment i FOGG a 5 ss 7h,  ye : May Lose Fight For  Kansas Vote Fraud

House May Consider Vote Frauds   Senate Is Stalled  On Kem Demands Fo: Full-Scale Probe  Of Kansas Election

Senate Leaders Stalled Over KC Vote Probe   CONTROVERSY TO DELAY ACTION ON MANY MEASURES

Action Promised On Vofe Frauds   Sen. Taft Commits Conaress This Year

Vote Inquiry lover to House   Failure of Senate:to Approve Election Fraud Probe Stirs GOP

HOUSE MAY ACT TO SPEED PROBE OF VOTE FRAUD   GOP FORCES MAKE ISSUE OF CHARGES BY MISSOURI SOLON

Senate Stalls Probe Demand   GOP Leaders Might Turn to House For Help

U.S. Planes To Americas   Hemispheric Defense Plans Include Supplying Other Nations  -With Needed Aircraft

Coordination Of Defenses Is Sought . U.S. Plans To Supply Planes To Other American Nations

British Seize U. S. Seamen   Americans Accused Of Assistine Jews

‘Crew Haled Into Court   British Are Holding U. S. Refugee Vessel

British Bring  I8 US Seamen  Before Court   All Are Charged With Aid ing Illegal Immigration Into Holy  Land

U.S. Seamen. Held At Haifa By British   18 Crewmen of Ship Arrested And Taken Into British Court

ITALY FACES THREAT OF GENERAL STRIKE CALL OF COMMUNIST-LED UNIONS

Union Demands Further Probe At Allis Plant   Charge Company Using Government Funds in Strike

House Asked to Investigate A-C   Union Claims Company Using Federal Funds © to Fight UAW

Mrs. Pereboom Died August 1  Was Old Resident Of Ireton Vicinity

MRS. Ml, PEREBOOM FUNERAL IRETON   Long Time Resident Suc cumbed Friday Afternoon  a

MRS. (M. PEREBOOM FUNERAL IRETON   Long ‘Time » Resident Suc. _eumbed Friday   Afternoon

College Enrollment To Hit Peak In "5(   New Construction: ‘Need: -ed To Accommodate ° - Students.

ANOTHER WARM DAY IN STATE PREDICTED   Forecaster Reports There Is No Change Indicated Before Friday or Later.

CHURCHES TO MARK 4-H CLUB SUNDAY   SPECIAL RECOG GNTFION : is BEING  ,

ClO Phone Drive Tc Meet Opposition   Beirne Says NFTW Will Map New Plans at Miami

NETVW to Fight CIO Effort At  Phone Union   Organizational Drive Be Opened At Miami

Two Die As Storms Hit  Pennsylvania Heavy Rainfall Floods Scores Of State Towns

GOP INFLATION CURB MEASURE LOSES IN HOUSE   Democrats Stand Firm To Defeat Voluntary Control Program   LITTLE POSSIBILITY OF LEGISLATION NOW

Republican Floor Leader Halleck Says That It Is Impossible Now To Get Any Anti-Inflation Program Before End Of Special Session

GOP Economie  Program Voted Down in House   No-Amendment Rule, Limitation on Debate L pset Democrats

GOP ATTEMPT  TO JAM BILL THRU, FAILS      ‘Voluntary’ System Lacks Necessary Two-Thirds

GOP Battle On Inflation Falls Short  _ Drive Against Cost Of Living Off For Present

Drive to Halt Inflation Halted By Democratic Votes   Republicans Fail in Efforts to Jam Thru Needed Legislation

Cost Of Living Program Delayed   Session Scheduled To End Friday

Republican Anti-Inflation Bill Beaten   Leader Now Sees No Further Action At Special Session

GOP BILL 10 CURB PRICES IS KILLED   House Votes Down Anti-Inflation Plan; No New Action Seen

Anti-Inflation Measure Falls 98 Votes Shor  Demos Stand Firm: Accusations Hurled

GOP jwon-Inflation Bill Fails to Pass   Gets 202 Votes to 188 Needed Two-Thirds

G. 0. P. Price Control Bill Defeated   No Further Action Expected in Current Session

0.0. P. PROGRAM TO CURB PRICES BEATEN IN HOUSE   Wolcott Bil, Requiring Two Tnirds Majority Because of No-Amendment.Bule, Short 58 Votes.   DEMOCRATS STAND SOLID AGAINST PLAN   Martin Expresses Doubt An Aunti-Inflation Legislation Can Be Passed at Special Session.

Anti- Inflation Bill Is Voted Down In House   No Price Control Program in Prospect This : Year

House Vote Ends Hope for Action Against Inflation   Democrats, Republican Bloc Combine to Stop GOP Plan

Democrats Block  GOP Price Bill   26 Rebel Republicans Help Defea Anti-Inflation Plan, 202 to 188

Wires Crossed Four Meet Death   Three Killed Trying To Save The - First

Four Persons Killed Hanging Radio Aerial   Father, Son, Two Neighbors Electrocuted In Succession By High Tension Wire Shock

Tragedy Stalks In Death of Four By Electrocution   Radio Aerial Being Put Up Makes Contact With High-Tension Lines

RECORD “RED” ACTIVITY IN CANADA NOTED   Nation’s Chamber of Commerce Says Communists Are Busier Now Than Ever Before—Sees Moscow Direction.

Coast Guard Reports Findings in Texas City Investigation   French Supply Council, French Line Given Blame

U.S. Coast Guard Blames French Supply Council For Texas City Disaster

French Agency Also Named in Disaster Probe   Coast Guard Report On Texas City Says Cause Undetermined

G.O.P. TO CONVENE   ———a—aa—E———————EEEEEeEeEeEOorore  Leader Reperts Meeting Will Be Held in Tepeka

FLOOD WATERS CONTINUE RISE   Upward Surge Caused by 2.81 Inch Rainfall—Official Estimate 26,780 Persons Homeless.

Bolster Levees In St. Louis Area In Flood Battle   Mississippi River Flood Stage Is Reported Today As Over Forty Feet   DAMAGE RUNS : INTO MILLIONS:

NPP Leaders Are Arrested  In Romania   Reported Trying To Flee Country

“Newburyoort Plan” Spreads Across Nation, Retailers And Wholesalers Cutting Prices

PRICE CUT PLAN SWEEPS NATION   Préject of Merchant: Being Adopted by Other Cities

‘Newburyport Plan’ is Snowballing Across Nation As Merchants Cut Prices 10 Per Cent Or More

Newburyport Plan Of Price Reduction Gaining Momentum   Nat'l Interest Created by 10 Per Cent Slash 

Newburyport Price-Cutting Plan --- Bieking Up Steam across: Natio:

Price Cut Plan Gains Momentum   Merchants and Manufactur. ers Joining Move to  Avoid Depression

Price Cut Plan Booms Business In Newburyport   Sales Up 10 to 60 Per Cent, Stores Say

Newburyport Plan of Reducing — Prices Is Sweeping Across Nation.

Soap Makers Cut Prices   Towns in Five States Try ‘Newburyport Plan’

More Towns Adopt PriceCutting Plan   Big Soap Companies Join Movement To Reduce Living Cost

Newburyport Plan Sweeps Across Nation   Price Cut Idea Adopted in ° Other Cities

Newburyport Plan Snowballs Across Nation; Price Slash — Making Business Boom

Bay State Price War Spreads Across U. S.  ‘Newburyport Plan’ for 10 Pet. Cut Becomine ‘Scale’ in Major Cities

Newburyport Price-Cutting Campaign Is Gaining Momentum Across Country

Opposes Any Fee on Oleo   Proposed $5 Fee Is Class Legislation, Von Tagen Declares

GrocersAgair Protest Oleo  Restrictions  Handler Fee  Called Class  a a ree

DECLARES MAY REFUSED MONEY   Garsson Made Gift Offer for Aid to Lumber Firm

Grand Jury Probe of Box Cars Ordered   ClO Paper Workers Return To Jobs   Says May Turned Down Pay for Job

May Received No Pay, Says Henry Garsson   Senator Reportedly Felt,/He Had To Make Good’ on Deal

‘Compensation’ Offered May for Business Help Refused, Garssons Says

Henry Garsson Sought to Pay May for ‘Help’   Munitions Maker Says Compensation Offer Refused By Former House Member

ECONOMY LINDER TEST   Studies Can Guide Policies At Home. And Abroad, Edson

SENATE EXPECTED TO APPROVE GUTS IN INCOME LEVIES   Overwhelming Vote Seen by Millikin Today for Republican Measure to Slash Taxes.   MOVE TO DELAY ACTION DEFEATED

Village Smithy Ori; * Chasinuts fec Bo   Modemization Is *Result of a, Intensive Recearc’s.

Village Smithy Out: Chestnuts Are Back   Modemization Is Result of an  Intensive Research.

Returns From.129 Counties Favor College Building   Liméstone County Aaainst Amendment

lowa Floods Cut Rail Service  me. tk Aen Pemestad ta Beacumoe Grnaratiane Taniaht

ClO BOSS DEMANDS  TAFT QUIT SENATE   Kroll Also Urges Herbert To Yeto Labor Bill

PROBERS ARE WARNED OF HOLLYWOOD   Menjou and Others Testify as to Dangers Of Communism

Flying Secrets Sought by Films From Army Pilof   Senator Pepper Advises Some to Keep Quiet at Un-American Hearing

Menjou, Other: Take Stand at Capital Probe   Lawyer Thrown Out of Hearing: Author Says Reds Rule Broadway

Actors and Producers Testify Reds Hold Dominant Pesitions In Movies and on Broadway

MENJOU STEALS SPOTLIGHT AT HOUSE HEARING   Says Hollywood Has “Many Dangerous Directors And Actors”   ‘SEN. PEPPER OBJECTS TO RED INVESTIGATION

_Actor Asserts Communism Grave Menace   Uproarious Hearinc Held by House Committee

Red Menace in Movies Hit at Heated Meet   ‘Dangerous Directors and Actors’ Cited at House Hearing

Harmful Men’ InHollywood, Actor Charges   Menjou Says Moscow Seeks Movies Ts Over‘throw U. 5S.

Menace Serious, Actor Declares  Critic Asserts Reds Dominate Broadway

Seek Medium In Plans To Disrupt U.S.   L. A. Critic-Writer Says Broadway Now: Dominated By Reda

FILM PRODUCERS PAY REDS WELL, HOUSE GROUP TOLD   [Menjou ‘Testifies There Are “Many, Many Dangerous _ Diréctors and Actors” “ in Hollywood.   LAWYER THROWN OUT OF STORMY HEARING   Los Angeles Critic-Writer Declares Broadway Is “Practically Dominated” by Communists.

CLAIM FLYING SECRETS LEAK IN MOVIELAND   One Lawyer Ejected In Uproarious Session  Of Red Inquiry

MENJOU WARNS MOSCOW SEEKS MOVIE CONTROL   Writer - Critic Charges Broadway Dominated Ry Cammunists

Calls Communism “an Incredibly Serious Menace”; Lawyer Thrown Outof Hearing by Chairman Thomas.

 Strike Strategy: ' ew Conciliation Director  To Work On Major Dispute:

Only Top Cases for Conciliators  To Stay Out of Lacal Disputes. Savs Chiat

Tear Gas User To Quell Riot Of Prisoners   One Man Killed, Seven Injured.

One Man Killed, Seven Injured at Ft. Leavenworth   250 Surrender After Ultimatum; 514 Sul In Gas-Filled Cells

250 Surrender: 514 Hold Out   Night-Long Battle Results When White Prisoners Refuse to Eat With Negroes

800 in Riot at Leavenworth;  ‘1 Killed, 7 Hurt   ‘Tear Gas Bombs Quel Disturbance; -Race Trouble Blamed

Racial Trouble Cause; / Hurt; Army in Control   250 Negroes Give Up But 514 Whites Quiet As Gas Bombs Hurled

1 Slain, 7 Hurt In Prison Riot   Tear Gas Fails to Quell Unruly Hundreds in Army Disciplinary Barracks at Ft. Leavenworth, Kas.

GIVE UP: ONE DEAD, 7 HURT   200 Tear Gas Shells Force Capitulation of the 250 Military Charges Following a Night of In enhordination.

One Dead, Seven Hurt In Battle After White Men Refuse To Eat With Negroes

Guards Use Tear Gas on Prisoners Involved in Violence Over Including Whites. Necroes at Mess

1 Killed, (Injured But Riot In Hand   Negro Inmates In One Cell Block  Surrender

White, Negro Prisoners Start Fight   Situation Is Believed Under Control After Night Battle

250 of 800 Men Surrender After Tear Gas Is Used And Commander Promises Order For Segregation During Mealtime; One Inmate Killed And 7 Are Injured

Alem Natio Only    Tear Gas PB Stopper on » Prison Rie..   Racial Trouble Ends In Fighting Among Army Prison Inmates

250 of 800 Prisoners Involved at Leavenworth Subdued  ONE PRISONER KILLED      Seven Others Injured it Disorders Caused by  e Tensions

One Man Killed, Seven.Injured At Ft. Leavenworth   250 Negro Prisoners Surrender To Warden; 514 White Prisoners Holding Out Quietly

One Man Trampled To Death, Seven Others Injured In Racial Outbreak At Disciplinary Barracks.

Army Breaks Race Riot at Leavenworth   250 Out of 800 Unruly Prisoners Yield eo Ultimatum

One Dead, Seven Hurt in Kansas  Racial Outbreak   Negro Prisoners Surrender. Bu White Group Not Heard From After Ultimatum

Threat to Cut Air Supply Subdues 250   One Killed, 7 Hurt in Fracas Caused by. Race Disturbance

Yacht Case Jury Is Selected   Heiress And Fiance Charged With Murder

TINLEY PARK BOY SPELLING ‘BEE’ WINNER   Shades Dolton Student . In Sectional Test At Bloom   COMPETITION KEEN

UN Delegates . Seek Advice On Red Plan   RUSSIAN PROPOSAL FOR SUPERVISING U. S. BALKAN AID

Reds Oppose U. $. Aid Plan   Gromyko Would Have UN Supervise Aid To Greeks-Turks

Gromyko Hits Guarantee Puzzle Greeks Backed U. S. Aid PlanJn Colorado Pact by Vandenberg

Russ Delegate Attacks Plan To Help Greece   Plan Would Give United Nations Supervision Right

Council Delegates. Scurry For Instructions After — Surprise Soviet Proposal

Gromyko Atfacks U.S. Greek Aid  Wants U.N. Control Over American Help

Instructions on Proposal Asked  Russia Offers UN Her Surprise Plan 

Gromyko Asks UN Supervise Aid to Greece   Soviet Delegate Blasts At Truman’s Policies In  Balkans.

Soviets Propose That UN Supervise US Aid To Greece  !Gromyko Hits “Unilateral” Action

UN DELEGATES ON AID SUPERVISION   Soviets Would Have UN Supervise U. S. Assistance to “Greece, Turkey &

World Surprised by Soviet Proposal of UN Aid Supervision   ‘Gromyko Calls for Special Group to Administer Aid to Greece

Gromyko’s Proposal Causes Flurry Over Aid to Greece  Russian Wants United Nations to Have Right of Supervision

Vandenberg Fashions Reply To Russ Grange United States By-Passing’ Unit ed

Soviet Proprosal Brings Confusion  Asks UN Supervise U. S. Aid to Greece

FROSTS DAMAGE OHIO ORCHARDS   University Specialist Says Peaches, Apples and Berries Hurt

BROOKLYN GIRL SENDER OF TURKEY TO PRINCESS RECEIVES HER WISHBONE

Attorney Says Doris, @ Bride Again, ctill Is Mrs. Cromwell’ in New Jersey

COMET. TO FILL     ner FOR STATE   Clovis Judge Appointed After Kiker Refuses; to Take . Office April 1

Ways And Means Group Expected To Approve Plan   Finance Committee May Delay Measure

Detroit Used Car Lots Full Of New Autos   Woman, Who Slew Children, Freed

Soviet Paper Praises PCA ini Which Henry A. Wallace .is Co-Worker

Administration Brush-Off Given New Tax Cut Bill   GOP Threatens to Fire Slightly-Changed Act Back at President

Republican Plan To Send Back Tax Bill Rebuffed   Secretary Of Treasury Says He Is Still Against Cutting ‘Taxes At This Time; Proposal To Extend PlaneMine Seizure Authority Rejected By GOP

3 Investigations Of Illinois Mine Blast Under Way   FEI Joins 2 Other Groups in Official Inquiry of New Tragedy

INQUIRIES BEGUN IN COAL MINE BLAST   Plan Funeral Services For 27 Vietime

Mine Tragedy Probes Begun   Plan Individual Rites For 27 Victims of Illinois Disaster

THIRD AIR LINE TO ENTER JOPLIN, ATE UNCERTAIN   1 Parks Transport Expected to Link City With Little . Rock, Fort Seott and Kansas City.   MID-CONTINENT WILL EXPAND ITS SERVICE   Planes to Fly Between Here and Jefferson City as Result of Extension of Route.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 10 SUE      Interlocking Directorates Among Competitors The Taraet

DUE IN GREER LEADERSHIP   King Paul, Ascending Throne Left Vacant by Brother’s Death, Calls on Premier Maximos to Stay in Office.

Greek Monarch Keeps Maximos In Premier Post   Head of Cabinet Resignec When King Died; Paul  Refused Resignation

NEW KING KEEPS MAXIMOS AS GREEK PREMIER   Rejects Resignation as First Official Act on Throne

‘COALITION’ RULE SET FOR GREECE   Maximos Stays As Premier Of Seven-Party Setup

Services For Late King To Be Held Sunday   British Royal Court In Mourning; Oath Taken By Monarch

Greek Premier Remains i in Office   Stays at Head of Coalition Cabinet

“Carry On” Order Given By New Greek Monarch   Retains Maximos as His Premier---Keeps Present Cabinet Without Chanrne

Paul. In First Act On Throne,  Retains Maximos As Premier   Cabinet Remains Intact Following Death Of King George Hl; Greeks In Mourning

KING PAUL RETAINS MAXIMOS AS HEAD QF GREEK CABINET   National Funeral Services for George Hi To Be Held Sunday

No Change In Greek  Regime    Paul’s' First Act .— As Monarch Is to Ask Present Cabinet to Stay On ~

I  ‘Paul Names Maximos As ‘His Premier   Funeral Services  For Late King George Of Greece To Be Held Easter Sunday

Premier Maximos Also Is Retained By New Monarch   Funeral Services For George II Are Set for Sunday

SAME CABINET HOLDS OFFICE   King Paul Reappoints Government; Prepare Funeral for George

The Weather   King Paul Keeps Maximos on Job   Premier Remains in Office With Seven-Party Coalition Cabinet; Nation in Mourning for Twice-Exiled Monarch; Funeral To Be Sunday

New Greek King Retains Cabinet   King Paul Takes Over in Place of  Dead Brother

MAXIMOS KEPT AS PREMIER BY NEW KING   Names Coalition Cabinei To Carry On Following Brother’s Death

Paul Names Maximos as His Premier   Seven-Party Coalition Cabinet Also fs Designated by New Greek King  Oath Is Taken  Prince Paul Swear: to Oath to Uphold Constitution

Succeeds Dead King  Paul Aseends Throne Of Greece: Renames Maximos As Premier

REEK KING EPS PREMIER CHIEF AIDE   stonarch Designates Olt Cabinet To Continue Government.  ;

PREMIER NAMED BY KING PAUL   Maximos And 7-Party Cabinet Designated To Carry On

Greek Ruler Acts to Keep Old Premier   Maximos’ Resignation Balked by King Paul; 47-Party Cabinet Held

MAXIMOS STAYS IN GREEK OFFICE   Newly - Crowned King Paul Refuses Resignation

‘New Greek King  -Gives.-Maximos’ Premier’s Post   ‘Also Keeps Cabinet Intact; * Refers To Guerrilla War In Message :To. Péople

King Paul Picks Coalition Cabinet To Direct Strife-Torn Greek Nation

Greek Cabinet Named By New King In Crisis   COALITION GROUP WILL GOVERN TINY NATION

King Paul Names Men fo Carry On  Maximos Designated .   Maximos Designated As Greek Premier

Coalition Will Continue to Rule Greece   New King Designate: Premier Maximos To Remain on Job

Aid Program For Balkans Clears First Big Hurdle   Vote of 168 to 22  Sends It to House Floor for Debate; Eaton Makes Plea

GREEK-TURK AID 18 BEFORE HOUSE   MARSHALL CALLS FOR PASSAGE OF BILL—REPUBLICANS SPLIT WIDE OPEN.

Aid Measure Makes First House Hurdle   Procedure Calls For Nine Hours Debate On Bill

House Acts Favorably in First Test On Greek-Turkish Aid Proposition

FIRST HURDLE CLEARED FOR AIDING GREEKS   DEBATE TO BEGIN ON §$1400,000,000 PROGRAM   Backed By Marshall

Greek - Turkish Aid Bill Over First Hurdle   Even Foes Vote To. Send Measure:To Floor:for .. Debate

Greek Aid Bill Clears Initial Hump in House   Debate on Measure Limited to 9 Hours: Marshall Appeals for Quick Action in Lette

Greek-Turkish Bill To House Floor For Limited Debate  Secretary Marshall Declares Matter

Bill Is Sent to Floor for Debate   Marshall Appeals For Passage: Foes Voice Stand

PROGRAM IS VOTED OUT FOR HOUSE DEBATE   Secretary Marshall Cites Grave Situation On Account of Reds

Greco-Turks Aid Over Its First Hurdle   House Votes 168-22 For 9-Hour Debate; Marshall Cites Need

GREEK - TURKISH BILL OVER BIG HOUSE HURDLE   Test Vote Calls For § Hours Of Debate And  No Amendment Ban

Maritime Unions Start Nation-Wide Walkout  Shipping Expected To Be Paralyzed” , y ghee - iw nr me. wm ae.

Maritime Workers Walk Off Ships  Major U.S. Ports  Nre Paralyzed

Blast Wipes Ou Family Of Seven  Explosion And: Fire Still A Mystery

Answer to Encyctical  FDR Called Stalin Dictatorship Less Perilous Than Hitler's, Papal Correspondence Reveals

RUSSIA’S DICTATORSHIP LESS DANGEROUS THAN GERMANY'S, [ROOSEVELT THOUGHT IN 1941

Senate Gives UN Conditional Say On Aid To Balkans   Roosevelt Preferred Red Dictatorship To Hitler’s

Ewing Verdict Forthcoming   High Court Hears Impassioned Plea  Of Defense Counse!

This Is Story of A Left Thumb-  And How Veteran Blinded, Right Hand Gone, Able To Attend College

/WITH A LEFT THUMB AND GOOD EARS, / HANDICAPPED VETEAN GETS NEW START.

A Contrast In Weather   Mercury Here Here Skidded From 71 in Afternoon To 22 Last N ight

ALLIES SPLIT OVER CENTRAL GERMAN STATE   U. S., Britain Favor Federalization— France, Russia Opposed This Plan.

French Want Looser Plan,  Reds Tighter   Marshall Proposes Two Day Recess of Big Four, Then Speed  On Austrian Peace, °

Reds, French Oppose Yank's Germany Plan   Molotov Says Proposal Is Too Weak while Bidault Claims Outline is Too Strong

Anglo-American Program Opposed: Molotov Expected to Outline Plan For Stronger Central Government

Bill Provides For Slash of 20-30 Per Cent   Measure Now Goes Back to House to Receive Adjustments

INCOME TAX CUT IS VOTED BY SENATE   Taxpayer Payments Are Reduced by From 20 to 30 Per Cent

Income Tax _ Reduction Bill Is Approved By Senate   Similar Measure Passed by House; President’s Plans  Stull Undisclosed

Senate Passes Income Tax Cut  Bill 52 To 34   Measure Cuts Payments Of Mos Taxpayers 20 To 30 Per Cent

Measure Will Return to the House   Committee Expected to Iron Out Minor Differences

FOUR BILLION CUT VOTED IN INCOME TAXES   PAYMENTS SLASHED 20 - 30 PERCENT BY SENATE

2010 30 PCT. SLASH VOTED BY SENATE   Measure Passed, 52 to 34 and Now Goes Back te House for Action on Amendments.   LUCAS SUBSTITUTE . BEATEN, 58 TO 2:   Bill Sets July 1 for Reduce tion to Start—Addition al $500 Exemption for Those 65.

Bill Slashes Anny Federal_Revenues By An Estimated Four WY lion Dollars

Senate Votes For Huge Tax CutProposal   $4. Billions Slash Favored 52-34; Now Goes Back To House

Senate Votes Four Billion! Cut In Income Taxes; Bill To House For Concurrence

SENATE VOTES 4 BILLION CUT IN INCOME TAX   Final Ballot, 52 to 34; Most Payments Due For 20-30% Decrease

Bill Cufs Most Tax Payments 20-30Percent   Measure Goes To President From House-Senate Conference

REDUCTION IN INCOME TAXIS GIVEN APPROVAL   Senate Passes Measure By 52-34 Vote; Now Up To House Parley   TRUMAN’S ATTITUDE STILL UNDETERMINED

ALL EFFORTS TO ALTER BILL TURNED DOWN   Measure Provides For Tax Reductions Of 10-30 Per Cent.

May Liberalize Rents in Cases   Landlords Must Show ‘Hardship Cases’.

Some Easing Ordered in Rent Control   Gen. Fleming Instruct: OPA Regional Office: To Liberalize Scale ix ‘Hardship Cases’

Liberalized Rents Ordered by the U. S.   Office of Temporary Controls Instructs Re. gional OPA Offices to Allow Increases to Landlords in “Hardship Cases.”

OPA Orders Area Offices To Liberalize   Washington Action Intended to Correct ‘Local ‘Situations’

Ruling Issued By Fleming to OPA Offices   Doubtful Applications to Be Resolved in Favor Of Owners

Increase In Rents   Order by Director To Liberalize in Hardship Cases: Local Costs Govern

Rents Will Be Liberalized In Hardship Cases  F leming Talks With President

Rent Raises in ‘Hardship Cases New OPA Policy   Relief Not Break In Rent Controls Director Asserts

FLEMING ISSUES NEW RENT ORDER   Calls for ‘Liberalization’ in  Hardship Cases

‘Liberalize’ Rent Controls In ‘Hardship’   Office Of Temporary Controls To Allow Increases In Some Cases.

TO EASE SOME RENT CONTROLS   Regional OPA Offices Are Instructed To “Liberalize’’ Rents In ‘“Hardship” Cases.

Rental Hardship  Cases Liberalized OTC Head Directs OPA  To Relax Some Controls

FOR RENT CHANGES   ‘Director Instructs OPA tc   Liberalize in “"Hard  ship Cases”

MORE LIBERAL RENT LIDS ON   ‘Hardship’ Cases Come Under Easement Order

OTC DIRECTOR ISSUES ORDERS TO OPA OFFICES   Says That Wherever Doubt Exists, Ruling To Favor Landlords

OPA INSTRUCTED TO ‘LIBERALIZE’ HARDSHIP CASES   ORDER ISSUED BY MAJ. GEN. FLEMING, CONTROL DIRECTOR

RENT CHANGES IN “HARDSHIP CASES OKAYED   Regional OPA Offices In. structed To ‘Liberalize’ Rents

Fleming Orders Rents Liberalized In Hardship Cases  Regional OPA  Offices Get New Instructions

OPA to Lift ‘Hardship Rent Levels   New Order Designed To Correct Only Local Discriminations

RENT CONTROL 10 BE LIBERALIZED IN HARDSHIP CASES   Fleming Issues New Instruc tions 16 Regional OPA  2 Olficac

SIGNAL GIVEN TO LET RENTS START UPWARL   Liberalized Prices Favor Landlord, Fleming Says— OPA Gets New Order

OPA To Relax Rent Controls In Some Cases   Offices Instructed To . Liberalize In’ ‘Hard shiv Cases.’

Rent Liberalized In “Hardship Cases’: General Controls Remain, OPA States

POLICY CHANGE ‘LIBERALIZES RENT CEILINGS   OPA Regional Offices Receive Order to Make Adjustments  Boe A hee Ee gece

NEW RED PURGE IS LAUNCHED IN BULGARIA   Anglo-American Efforts T Learn Hungary Details Blocked By Russian

TO STRENGTHEN HOLD ON SOFIA GOVERNMENT   U.S. Prepares to Demand U.N. Action on Red Coup

DEMOCRATS CSCW STRIKE MEASURE   Government Attempting to Bring Telephone Compa nies. Workers Together

Report Areas, Is Underground Atomic Plant   Denver Story Says Pictures of Area Confiscated by Army

Censorship Lid. Clamped By Army   Atomic Act Quoted as Underground Storage Dumps Reported

WAR DEPT, MUM ON ATOM PLAN’   Says Construction i New Mexico Is Restricted’

Albuquerque Work Secret. Arm v States   No Announcement Will Be Made Regarding Purported Atomic Caverns

Activity in New Mexico Held Secret   Army Refuses to Give Out on Work Being Done Near Albuquerque

Diggings In West Are Secret Construction Near Albuquerque Is  ‘Restricted,’ Army Cinatamant Caue

8 BABIES DIE IN HOSPITAL WARD IN BUFFALO   WAR DEP’T. SILENT ON ATOM STORAGE RUMORS

ARMY DECLINES TO ADMIT ATOMIC PLANTS BEING BUILT UNDERGROUND   Rumors Persist of Huge Excavations On New Mexico Mountains, As Hundreds of Construction Workers Come Into Town.

ARMY IS SILENT ON ‘ATOM CAVE   War Department Note States That’s ‘Restricted’

Excavations Are Sighted From Air   Oklahoma Lead and Zine Mines Believed Site For Assembly, Storage Warehouses

War Department Mum On Work At Albuquerque  Declines Give Out Any  Information

ARMY MUM ON ATOMIC DUMP STORY   Albuquerque, N. M. Activities Ruled On Secret List

 Small Boy Suffers Fatal Burns While Trying to Save Invalid Grandfathe:

State Hearings Open On School Proposals   Missourians Gather at Jefferson City To Discuss Far-Reaching Changes  Suaaested For Public School Laws

SEN. HAWKINS IN  AN APPEAL FOR  BETTER SCHOOLS   Must Be Built on Maximum Efforts by Local and State Units He Said.   IS FOR IMPROVEMENT   Hawkins Opened a Statewide Hearing on Proposed . Reforms.

Urges Maximum Effort for Better Schools as State Hearing Opens   Nearly 300 Missourians Attend Discussion Of Tentative Proposals to Improve School Syctem: Series of Pressing Problems

BAN [5 PROPOSED ON INDUSTRY-WIDE STRIKES BY LABOR   Senator Ball Introduces Bill Confining Collective Bargaining to Single Com pany or Area.   MEASURE CUTS POWER OF NATIONAL UNIONS   Hoffman Offers , Legislation in House to Repeal Wagner Act and Abolish NLRB.

Ball Offers Bill To Curb Union Power   Limits Collective Bargaining To Cities Or Areas

INDUSTRY - WIDE BARGAINING HIT BY BALL BILL   Senator Sees His Measure Preventing Crippling Strikes   REPEAL OF WAGNER ACT URGED IN HOUSE

LABOR BILL-T0 LIMIT SCOPE OF BARGAINING   /Measaté' Proposed by Senator Bo Would Reduce Labor Power

Bill Would Limit Union Bargaining   Sen, Ball's. Measure Would. Force. Separate Deals Locally

BALL PROPOSES STRIKE CURBS,  FWIS CHECK   Minnesota Republican  _Says Bill Wouid Prevent industry-Wide Waikouts

National Union Leaders Would Lose Authority  Ball's Plan Would Limit Baraainina

Ball Measure Would Reduce Union Powers   Minnesotan Introduces Bill to Prevent Industry-Wide Strikes

Would Contine Bargaining To Single Company   Measure Might Change Status of District Unions

Sen. Ball Offers Bill To Curtail Scope Of  Collective Bargaining

Bill Proposes Limit on Union Contract Areas   Sen. Ball Measure Would Set 100-Mile District  Rareanininge Rectrictioan

Ball Introduces Bill  Localizing Bargaining New Measure Would Reduce Power OM Nattamal Tieinme Tr Adlerlemme, Gta.

Ball Introduces Bill to Prevent Major Strikes   Senator Proposes To Limit Scope of Collective Bargaining

Hurricane Death Toll May Be 175   Storm Dissipating As New Hurricane Forms In Caribbean

——— ————$$——_—— Unofficial Reports Place Storm Death Toil At 175 Gulf Coast Stunned By Hurricane’s Blows

Soldiers Sent To Louisiana: Toll Hits 175   Air Survey Shows Coast Is Shambles: Storm’s Force Dies

FEDERAL, STATE EMPLOYES ARE ON TRADE LIST   Public Officials Are Also Cited Through Information Given by Brokers

Tishomingo Man Named as Grain Trader   T. G. Ballard, Deputy Sheriff of Johnston County, Traded in’ 5000 Bushels

Legislative Panel Names Commitiees Of Citizens To Aid Education Sindy

Citizens of Texas to Be Given Part in Proposed Revamping and Improving of Public School System

Senate Given Tax Cut Bill lor Debate  ction on Measure   Action on Measure Expected to Come Early Nex? Week

10 U.S. SHIPS WILL BE SOLD TURKISH GOVT.   Marshall Reveals Plan For Strengthening Armed Forces

Little Rock Faces Loss Of Medic School   U. OF A. TRUSTEES MAKE FINAL DEMAND FOR SITE

More Bodies Are Removed From Centralia Mine   Little Indication That Any Of 114 Men Trapped In Mine Escaped Death   TERRIFIC BLAST EVIDENCES SEEN  ORVTTT TF TANT arTs

Vote Lottery Charge Delays Harper Action   Donnell Blocks Confirmation of Judge, Pend. ing FBI Report

Official Report on Foreign Aid Shades Former Requests   Harriman Committee Suggests $5-Billion Outlay First Year; President May Hold Up Proposal Until January Session

Cost to Taxpayers Is Told President   Outright Gifts Are Suggested To Bolster Floundering Europe

Committee Urges Plan for Aid to Europe  First-Year Cost Will Be Less Than Previous Guesses

‘Committee Urges ‘Marshall Plan’ Of $5,750,000,000   Advisors Stress Need — For Cooperation To Overcome Communism

farriman Group Makes Report   Scales Down Many O Europe's Request

Committee on Aid Makes Its Report to Pres. Truman   Says Funds Should Be Raised By Taxes; Cost 5 Bil. First Year *

$5,750,000,000 ‘Marshall Plan’ First Year Europe Aid Urged by Committee

Foreign Aid Plan Issued by Committee   Expected to Be Made Basis for Truman Message

Special Group Gives Details On Europe Aid   Four-Year Outlay Would Range From $12 To $17 Billion; Mention ‘Controls’

4-YEAR PLAN IS SUGGESTED BY COMMITTEE   Would Spend Large Sum Financed by  ‘Taxes

Outright Gift of $3 Billions Urged In Committee's Report; Continent Relief Requests Cut

HARRIMAN GROUP. SENDS ESTIMATE. TO WHITE HOUSE   Long - Awaited Report Says Outlay Over 4-Year Period  Would Range From 12  to 17 Billion.   SCALES DOWN REQUESTS OF SIXTEEN NATIONS   Committee Recommends Money Be Raised by Taxa  tion—Holds German Recovery Indispensable.

Truman Gets Report From His Committee   Outright Grants of Three Billion in 1948 Recommended

$3 Billion Wanted As ‘Hand Out’   Truman’s Committee Urges Aid Be Given  On Yearly Qutlave

Truman Gets Advisors’ Plan Rid To Europe   In Four Years, Gifts, Loans $12-$17  Billions, All Tax Money

Aid Must Be From Year to Year, Subject to Constant Scrutiny By Congress, Report Sets Forth

Committee Estimate In High Figure   First Year Cost Estimate Lower Than Expected

COMMITTEES REPORT GIVES COST OUTLINE   Puts “Marshall Plan” Total for Four Years at 12 to 17 Billions.

FOREIGN AID GROUP GIVES TRUMAN DLA   Recommendstion Calls for Cost of $5,750,000,000

First Year Cost Above Five Billion   Above $3.000.000.000 in Outright Grants Urged In ‘Marshall Plan’ for Economic Assistance

Hive Billion Dollar First Year Aid Bill   Extended YearToVear Basis, Subject To “Con stant, Vigilant Review Gf ‘Phe Congress”

FURTHER DELAY OVER CONTROL OF ISLANDS   New Zealand And India Come Through With Surprise Eeguests ~o Block Decision

DELAY ACTION QN MANDATED PACIFIC ISLES   Further Debate Set By UN Security Council On U. S. Control

Council Delays islands Decision  Discussion To Be Resumed On Mondoy

Emporia is Runner-up in Traffic Safety List   Edged Out by Manhattan For 1946 Class B Award From Wichvweny Crancmnte.

Emporia Is Runner-up In Traffic Safety List   Edged Out by Manhattan For 1946 Class B Award

Indonesian Pilots Hit 2 Dutch-Held Sections of Java   Semarang on. North Coast One of Targets for First Air Force Raid

ane Java Bomber ast Raid 2 Town:   Duteh in Semarang, Salatiza Get Blows

Indonesians Blast Dutch In Air Blow   Reports From Batavia Tell of First Attacks by Native Republican Army.

NDONESIANS USE. PLANES 10 BOMB ANTRH TERRITHRY   Netherlands Forces Repor! Sabotage Of oil Welis,

SLOW SELECTION OF JURORS FOR DR. ROSS MURDER TRIAL DELAYS HEARING AS NEW VENIRE CATTED

May Start Move To Seat Others Not Sworn In   Non-Stop Session May Block Truman State Of The Union Message Monday

Demo Leader May Mediate Bitter Battle  Over Seating Of Mississippian;  Taft Spearheads Fight To Keep ‘The Mon’ from Seat

Demo Leader Seen In Role Of Mediator   GOP Threat Of A Nonstop Senate Session May Get Action.

—FEAR SOVIET REPRISALS— Reparations Decision  Is Opposed By British

ORIGINAL PLAN OF BELT LINES OFTEN REVISEL   Engineers Agree That Route Should Consider Growth of City.

EXPRESSWIY WOULD SAVE WORKERS TIME   Project Through City Planned To Open Direct Rute To Indnetrial Plante

$300,000 For Airport Work ToBe Asked   $600,000 Program Of Improvements Is Planned Here

Educators Fight Income Tax Cut  County Officials Voice Opposition

BRITISH INVOKE WAR POWERS IN GROWING CRISIS   Government Extends Dimout Order to All of Nation

Fuel Cut Ordered in All Nation   Breakdown of Services Necessary to Health Looms in Power Crisis

Near Martial  Law Ordered  For Britain Order Includes Seotland. Wales

BLACKOUT RULE IS EXTENDED IN COAL SHORTAGE   Engiand, Scotland and Wales Get Power Cut; Army, Navy Called In

FIGHT AGAINST RENT CONTROLS IS STEPPED {IP   Landlords Claim Rent Control Octopus Strangling Construction

Congress Must Quit Tomorrow x ok x ok oF x ok * ~*~ we *   Act Passed:A Year Ago Causes “Speed-up” Rush

Monty Speaks To Russians —   * British General Tells So. viets Theories On. Use Of - Assault Troops. 

9 Persons Hurt As Truck Hits School Bus   Another Truck and Car Involved in Mishap Near Latrobe

Gas Trailer Supreme Ct. Skids Into Fails to Rule Bus: 8 Injured On Mine Case

Conservatives in Britain Vote for Clamp on Industry   “Progressive Wing” For Controls of Some Sort lf and When  Fakhar RPanime Falle

POWER APPEALS. ‘TO ALL BRITISH   Even Conservative Party Would Follow Lebor Policies, if Back in Control

One Out of Five To Have Cancer Doctor Says   Expectancy Higher In Women, He Tells  Cancer Association

Threats Taboo In Labor Law  +t otl*: oo es k* ) €& ok“ + ee *   Employer Gets More Freedom Of Speech Under Act

Evicted from Apartment, Rushes to Get $2,000  Savings in Tin Can

Congress Told Workers Favor  Wagner Change  Gwinn Reports Tour   Gwinn Reports Tour Showed Industry Bargain Ban Desired

MISSING   Workers Favor Bargaining Ban  Changes Sought In Waaner Act

BRICKER WILL BACK SENATOR ~IN 1948 RACK   "FAVORITE 80N" TELLS COM. MITTEE HE Wil,L GIVE DE:’ FINITE REPLY. EARLY IN OCTOBER _

Taft Wants "Good Chance’ of Victory Before Entering ‘48 Presidential Race

TAFT SEEKS *48 TREND IN WEST   Bricker Bows Out as Ohio GOP Invites ‘Draft’ of Cincinnatian

Para-Firemen Join Tujunga Forest Battle   Blaze Uncontrolled far Fourth Dav

More Join In Fighting Big Forest Fire   4,200 Acres In Park Destroyed

Muehlhausen Employes Get WageIncrease   George’ MuchlIhausen Announces Signing of New Contract With CIO Steci workers Union

10 Percent Pay Raise ‘Agreed on   Muehlhausen Employes ~ Also, To Get Pay For Six’ Holidays

TTLEMENT DESCRIBED . "DRAW   ngineers and Man. gment Agree in ong Conference

SETTLE STRIKE ON SO, PACIFIC   3,500 Engineers  Returr After 1,150 Trains idle*Half Day

Senate Today Nearing Final Vofe On Plan   Sen. Vandenberg Declares Speed  Naw Ie Fecantial

House Grour Restores Funds to Bill   Portion of Slash Has Been Voted Back Into Aid Measure

Committee Vote To Restore Sum: To Aid Program  $38 Million of Cut Would Be Added ..

EMERGENCY MEASURE NOW GOES TO HOUSE FOR UNCERTAIN FATE  COMMITTEE RESTORES PART OF REDUCTION IN LOWER CHAMBER

RE! ASKS FOOD POWER:   House Committee Restores 38 Millions Previously  Cut Out

GOP Promises Speedy Action On Foreign Aid   Legislation Due By Next Week, Truman is Told

LODGE BEHIND MOVE TO KEEP CASH FOR ITALY   Almost All of Returned Money Will Go For Wheat.   CHINA FIGURE STANDS   Motion to Boost Money For France Is Defeated.

Foreign-Aid To Pass House By Weekend  Martin Predicts ! Bill Will Pass,  } a ee

House Passage Of Aid Seen For Next Week  Speaker Martin Say: TDiehate May Start   Speaker Martin Say: Debate May Start  This Week on Bill

Measure Nears Vote In Senate  ) eee   House Version Still Short of  Truman Request

Emergency Aid Fund Increased By House Grour   38 Millions Restored From Original Slash; Senate Nears Vote

House Puts  Back Part of Cuts   Senate Adds Press Freedom Amendment to Relief Program

Amount Set For Chinese Intact   Entire $38,000,000 Is Earmarked For Italy

Senate’s Okay Of Truman Bill  ixpected Soon   GOP Leader Says Emergency Relief Will Reach Truman By Next Week End

RELIEF BILL PASSAGE SEEN BY NEXT WEEK    Speaker Martin Says Measure  Will Go to President Truman Soon.

SENATE NEAR VOTE ON AID   Leaders Hopeful Of Bal. lot Today On $597,000,000 Billi

$38,000,000 Earmarked to Help Italy   Money Will Go to Purchase Wheat; Funa For China Left Intact

House Group Restores $38,000.000 to Aid Bill   Solons to Study Exports fo Reds

Senate Ballot Draws Near On  Aid To Europe   Stop-Gap Relief Funds May . Be Whittled Down By‘, Solons} Claim Suree]

Martin Sees Foreign Aid Passage Soon  Should Be on   Should Be on Truman’s Desk by End of Next Week, He Says

Martin Predicts Aid Bill Passage  Senate Near Vote On European Fund

Prompt Passage of Emergency Rid Forecast   Committee Votes to Trim European Fund, Add China Help

“Aid Vote Next Week”   Martin Says Bill Nearly Ready; Part Of Funds Restored

Two Are Killed in Blast on Ship  Others Reporied Hurt in Mishap -

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various C ae

Tide Floods Coast Areas In Carolinas   Low-Lying Section of Charleston Hit,  Whe. lm

ABNORMAL TIDES LASHBEACHES IN CAROLINAS   Low Lying Sections 0 Charleston Swept By High Seas   DISTURBANCE BLAMED ON PERU EARTHQUAKE

SAILOR CONFESSES TO SLAYING GIRL   Jail ls Guarded as Crowds Mi! Around Outside‘

EX-RAILROADER SITS ON WIFE'S LAP, KILLS SELF WITH SHOT FROM RIFLE

ANTI-AMERICAN DEMONSTRATIONS CONTINUE IN CHINA   One Thousand Students March on U. S. Embassy in Nanking and Demand  Yanks Depart.   LEADERS OF GROUP THREATEN STRIKE   Alleged Rape in Peiping Involving Girl and Two Marines Is Basis for Latest Protests.

Chinese Students Demand Removal  Of U.S. Troops  March ta FEmbaccv.   March to Embassy, Chiang’s Office; Angry Over Alleged Rape

CHINESE WANT U.S. TROOPS OU   Student Group Marche: On Embassy; Papers Arouse Feeling

MAINE SUFFERS LOSSES FROM FOREST FIRES   Roaring Blaze Halted Just Before Reaching Kennepunkport

200 COTTAGES DESTROYED IN FOREST BLAZE   Many F arm Dwelling: Also Leveled By  Fire In Maine

Woods Fire in Maine May Be Under Control  Nearly 200 Houses Are Levelled by  TDhecteriuctive Rlare

Bilbo Reaches Jackson   Will Undergo Another Cancer Operation In New Orleans Soon

Blaze Ranges Out Of Control, Claims 1-3 Block Already   Lack of Apparatus Low Pressure Ban Effective Fighting

Orthopedic ‘Conf erences To Examine Crippled Children Scheduled Here

Macedonians Are Friendly, Happy, Non-political, in New Independence

Truman and Pope Pledge Combined Effort for Peace   President Promises to Use Power in Striving for  Moral World

BALLOT SATURDAY TO DECIDE iSSUE ON SCHOOL TAXES   Bloom to ‘Up’ Teachers Salaries if Plan is Endorsed

Express Fear for Kidnaped Banker  Authorities Fail to  Lecate Missing Man

KIDNAPED BRITISH BANKER MAY HAVE DIED OF INJURIES   Police Fear Banker Likely te Have Sustained Fatal Ini jurtes in Kidnapine

Jews Release British Judge: Banker Sought  lurict Ranarte Na   Jurist Reports No Mistreatment; Claim Boker Injured In Abduction. Treated

Fear Briton Was Fatally Injured   No Trace Found of Kidnaped Banker

Kidnaped British Banker In  Palestine Is Believed To Be Dead   Jewish Underground Blamed For Spiriting Him From Home.Sunday Night; Bidnaped  Jurist Has Beer Freed.

Abducted British Bank Unieported; .       ‘Jurist Is° Released  by Jew Kidnapers; Banker i is. @ Feared Dead ~

Palestine Police Search for British Banker  Hostage Might Have Been Fatally Hurt in Kidnapina

Fear For Life of British Banker  Threaten Martial Law In Parts of Palestine

British Banker Held In Palestine   Kidnaped Jurist Freed Yesterday By Underground Forces

Palestine Police Fear Banker Fatally Hurt When Abducted   Another Hostage, British Judge: Freed By Captors; Martial Law Plan Studied

Grain Prices Break Sharply  Resistance To High Food Prices Appears

Grain Prices Crash   Corn And Wheat Shoved Downward Full Daily Limit

Consumers Watch, Hope for Decline  Slump in Prices Is fu ct = Q = -

Grain Prices Break Sharply   Wheat Dropped In Chicago, With No Takers At Decline:

Crop, Stock Goals Listed  For Farmers   Secretary Anderson Calls Upon Farmers for Another Year of Record Output of Food.

FARM PRODUCTION GOALS ARE ISSUED FOR NEXT YEAR   Secretary Anderson Asks fo Another Record Output.   FOOD, OTHER PRODUCTS   He Recommended Planting ©! 356,893,000 Acres In 1947.

Goals Set for All-Time High Crop Yields   Agriculture Secretary Seeks More Livestock. Additional 11 Million Acres in Foodstuff

Anderson In Plea For New ~ Crop Records   ANOTHER YEAR OF HIGH PRODUCTION IS NEEDED

Farm Goals for 1947 Seek Still Another Record  Anderson Program Issued Despite Probable Surpluses

Record Food Output for 1947 Sought  Less Wheat, More  Flaxseed and

Agriculture Chief Asks Record Production Again  More Acreage, Greate: Output of Farm Products Is Sought

CROP RECORD IS REQUESTED   Anderson’s 19417 Produc: tion Goals Call for Planting of 11,712,000 More Acres Than Were Seeded During 19156.

ANDERSCN GALLS FOR RECORD FOOD UIPUT THIS YEAR   Secretary of Agriculture Recommends Planting of 386 803 G00 Acrde

More Crops For This Year   Secretary of Agriculture Calls For Planting of 356,893,000 Acres

Final 1947 Food Production Goals Call for Another Banner Food Year

IOWA PRODUCTS TO BE LABELED   ‘Tag is Outlina of State With Cort  and Factoty,

Congress Group Readies Plans On Price Fight   Committees Reveal An Attack on Rising Living Costs —

Plan Set Up To Combat  Price Rises   Rationing, Long Work Week, Tax Cuts ‘Are Pronosed

PROGRAM TO GUT LIVING COST MAPPED   Longer Work Weck Asked, Slash in Taxes Urged by Group

Food Rationing On ‘Voluntary’ Basis Is Urged   Longer ‘Working Week, Tas Cut in Lower Groups Asked of Concresa

Plan Designed to Cut Living Costs Offered   Voluntary Food Rationing Uraed by Solons

Voluntary Food Rationing, Slash In Taxes ‘Urged.  Longer Work _ Week Asked by Congress Group

Legislators Mix 3-Way Antidote for Inflation   WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 (AP)—A three-point program to combat e rising cost of living was proposed today by Senate House subcom ‘tteee for speedy consideration of Congress which opens a special

Return Of Rationing  Is Probable   Long Work Week Also Suggested

Congressmen Consider Food Control Laws If Voluntary Plan Falters   Three-Point Program To Combat Rising Cost Of Liv: ing Proposed By Senate-House Group

Study Group Urges Food Be Rationed Voluntarily   Would Cut Taxes On Low Incomes, IncreaseWork Week To Boost Output

Congress To Ponder First Living Costs   Comniitice Has Evolved ThreePoing Program For Consideration At Spectal Session

PLAN PROPOSED TO FIGHT PRICES   Voluntary Rationing, Longer Work Week and Slice in Taxes Are Urged

9-POINT PROGRAM 10 COMBAT RISING PRICES PROPOSED   Senate-House Groups Suggest Voluntary Food Ratioaing and Louger Work Week.   FAVOR CUT IN TAXES _ ON LOW INCOMES   Call for Renewal of Installment Buying Curbs—Recommendations te Com mittee Headed by Taft.

Plan To Stave Offlnflation Will Be Aire   Three-Point Program - In. cludes Voluntary Rationing

Voluntary Food Rationing Plan Of Committees   Longer Work Week : Included In Program  Under Study

British Court Condemns Jews In Jail Break   Three Terrorists Doomed In Holy Land; Arabs Stage Strike In Probe Protest

Jewish Trio Gets Death Sentence   UN Commission Begins Its Probe Of Arab Strike

Jewish Terrorists Are Condemned To Death Today  Palestine Probe Opened by UN Commission

Condemn Trio As UN ‘Probe Opens   Terrorists Get Death Sentence in Acre Jail Delivery; Arabs Go Out In a General Strike

Jew Terrorists To Be Executed  British Military   British Military Court Gives Sentence

THREE JEWS GET ~ DEATH SENTENCE!   U. N. Commission Launches Palestine Inquiry

DEATH SENTENCE FOR THREE JEWS ADDS TO PALESTINE TENSION  U.N. PROBERS ARRIVE TO BEGIN STUDIES AS ARABS OPEN STRIKE

British Court Orders Death   Over. Million Arabs Strike In Protest To IN Tavestigation.

Military Court Condemns Three  Ar abs Call Str ike  Se, ee ee ers 

Senate Debates Either Taxes Or Foreign Relief GOP Policy Group To. Make Decision ‘On ‘Which To Take Up

HOUSE TAX CUT, FOREIGN RELIEF BILLS TO SENATE   GOP MAJORITY TO DFCINE ON WH'CH TO ACT UPON NEXT

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital, Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for _ Telegraph Readers

Policy Committee OfG. O. P. Will Decide on Order Of Action; House Will Debate Bill . On Aid to Greece

Senate GOP to Decide Order Of Legislation  Tax Reductinn   Tax Reduction and Relief Bills Vital

FORMER COUNTY RESIDENT WILL BE KNIGHTED   Dr. Charles F. Nelson Will Be Honored By King . Of Sweden

Dr. Charles F. Nelson, Former LaFayette Man, To Be Knighted By King Of Sweder

Report Secret -‘Mectng Held With Lewis   Four Leading Coal And Steel Officials Said To Have Met With Mine Chief   NEARLY 400,000 MINERS NOW ON VACATION

Four Companies Accept Demands Of Lewis, Claim   Miners Begin 10-Day Vacation; Factories Schedule Cutbacks

Cities In Dry Counties May Call For Vote   Beer-Wine Bill Would Double Beverage Tax

200 Reds Jailed Tn Chilean Drive   Videla Busy Since Break  With Soviet Government

FIGHT FOR UAW OFFICES BEGINS   Odds Against Thomas To Beat Out Reuther For Presideneyv

Sedalia Plates On Car Kscapec Was Driving  Faken Wednesday   Faken Wednesday Morning From T. J. Diekman Car

Special Session of Congress Is Likely  Both Parties Say it Is Possible

50-50 Chance Seen On Plan To Aid Europe   Collapse of Meeting in ’ Paris Stimulates Possibility of New Session of Congress

Special Meet Of Congress May Be Held   Fifty-Fifty Chance  Of Extra Sessien To Work Out European Ejnancine Program

BODY OF REAL ESTATE MAN FOUND NEAR WORTHING. » . TON EARLY TODAY

Eisenhower Concludes His Weekend in Kansas   Presants the Memorial . Foundation at Abilene With Tokon Cafleacti nc

Dean Acheson, Clayton To.Retain Posts Marshall Cuts Assistant Secretaryship   Police Examine Secret Clue In Alice Devine’s Abduction

MARSHALL MAY TIGHTEN U.S. STATE SETUP   Secretaryship May Be Eliminated; Argentine Question Eyed

Marshall Studies Reorganization of State Department   New Secretary Considering Elimination of Assistant Secretaryships

GEN, MARSHALL TO TIGHTEN UP U.S, STATE DEPT.   Plans to Eliminats Post Formerly Held By Dunn

MARSHALL MAY ELIMINATE ONE OF WIS AIDES   Reported Studying Plans Te Cut Out One Of His Assistants

Britain Figuring On Troops Date   Means to Get Out af Folestine by March of 1949 at ‘“Wery Latest*

Britain Figuring On Troops. Date   Ateans to Get Out of Palestine ky March of #949 of ‘Very Latest’

Will Take Troops From  Palestine British Plans Withdrawal By March 1949

BRITISH TO QUIT PALESTINE IN ‘49   Spokesman Says Date Ts Very Latest Time

1949 Deadline Set By British  _ For Palestine   Will Withdraw Troops, Administration If United   Nations Fails With   Solution

BRITISH WILL DEPART HOLY LAND IN MARCH   Promise Troop Withdrawal If No Settlement

Palestine Exit Slated by ’49   High British Source Sets March Deadline

BRITAIN SETS DATE 10 QUIT IN HOLY LAND   FINAL DECISION ON PALESTINE UP TO UNITED NATIONS

R. -G. Duke Heads Schoolmasters Now  Club Elects Officers to Serva for New Scheal ¥eor

R. G. Duke Heads Schoolmasters Row  Club Elects Officers ta Serre for New Schoot Yaa:

Fight to Unseat Bilbo May Delay Organization   Pressing Fiscal, Labor Issues Await Action of Lawmakers

Delay Foreseen By Bilbo Dispute In Upper House   Row Over Seating Mississippian Mav Postpone Truman Message

House to Get Tax Cut Issue Today   Probably Will Go to Senate Without Chance

Holiday Death Toll Reaches 62 in Nation   Oklahoma Has High Fatality Count With 8 Casualties

BATTLESHIPS, CARRIERS TABOO Russia's Long-Awaited Pattern For UN Police Force Revealed

GREEK REBELS ~~ KILL 54 MEN   Polick—GROUP—CAUGHT—IN ' AMBUSH AND ONLY i2 ARE REPORTED’ To . HAVE ESCAPED +

SUMNER WELLES TO _ FACE QUESTIONING   Former State Department Official Called To Expiain Hanns Ejisler’s Passport

Sumner W elles Summoned To Give.Testimony in Movie Industry Probe

Increase Due In Steel Price   $5-a-Ton Hike Seen By Metal PubHeation

FOOD LEADERS CALL ON US. CITIES.TO AID   Showdown Expected ‘On Meatless  Day Plan

HIGH GEORGIA COURT HEARS THOMPSON   Fi irst Sup. Court “Action On " Governorship

Poland To Take Partin Talks      First-of Eastern Countries To Join

Third Party Predictions Are Stronger   Poland Joins in Recovery Program

Probers Plan War Against Gray Market   Operators to Be Forced to Testify While Under Oath

Move to Break Up Grey-Mar Building Supply Operators Responsible for High Home Costs —

Grey Market Under Probe   Sen. McCarthy To Issue Subpoenas To Building Supply Operators

Prepare For Testimony Of Building Men   House-Senate Board Wants To Break Hiach Cos?

Congress To Subpoena Dealers... .  Charge Gray-Market Has Hiked Cost Ot Housing

Assembly Is Expected To Adjourn By Next Monday   Begins Final Week of 1947 Session and Leaders Confident Much Will Be Done

U.S. RETURNS COAL, MINES T0 THEIR OWNERS   Strike, Threat Eight Days Hence Still  Looms

Security Pact Draws Praise From Marshal   Secretary Joins Vandenberg In Radio Address

Two Leaders Make Joint Pact Report   Secretary of State Says Inter-American Plan Is Proof That Promotion Of Peace Can Be Done

a.s. Approval Of + Defense Pact Seen se  World Peace Goals Possible--Marshall

Marshall and Vandenberg, in Report To Nation, Extol Hemispheric Treaty

Secretary Of State Marshall Tells America New Security Treaty Proof That Peace Is Pasashia lf Netinns Aen Sinnnes

Peace Hopes Are Held High By Marshall   Secretary Of State And Senator Vandenberg Tell Of Harmony At Inter-American Security Parley

Secretary  Terms Action Encouraging   Indirectly Refers To Russia As . Blocking Peace In Europe,

Vandenberg Joins  Marshall in Talk   Broadcast Refutes Charges U. S. Imposed lita Will

Marshall Reports to the Nation on. Rio Conference   Happy at Quick Agreement as Against Squab. bling by Reds.

“CAN BE DONE” MARSHALL TELLS U.S.   Promotion of Peace Possible If Nations Desire, He Says

Most Encouraging International Action Since End of Conflict, ‘State Dept. Chief Says

PACT IS HELD EXAMPLE FOR WORLD PEAC   Marshall Holds Actior At Rio Proof Nations Can Work Together

MARSHALL HAILS INTER-AMERICAN DEFENSE TREAT}   Declares It Shows That Na~ tions Desiring to Promote Peace of World Can Do Sa   VANDENBERG GIVES PACT INDORSEMENT   Senator Calls Agreement “Sunlight in'a Dark World’ —TIwo Give Views in Half-Hour Broadcast.

Vandenberg, Marshall Hail Security Pact   Held Example For Development Of World Peace

NEW SECURITY PACT PRAISED BY DIPLOMATS   RIO TREATY HAILED AS SUNLIGHT IN A DARK WORLD

Treaty Seen As Proof Peace Can Be Won   Task Also Can Be Done Without Delays, Secretary Declares

Marshall, Vandenberg Hail Pan-American Pact  * Treaty Called Proof Sincere Nations lan awe Dancns Cawate OK Beucneanct

Pact Termed Kxample for  UN to Follow   Americas Have Ample Protection if Peace Menaced. Senator Savs

RETIRED AIDE, BRANDED ‘ROTTEN APPLE,’ FACES WAR FRAUD ACCUSATION

Amold Rebukes General Meyers; Hearing Closes  Case Is Referred to Prosecuting Officials

MEYERS FACES INDICTMENT BY JUSTICE BUREAU   General Arnold Says Officer Is Liar and Disgrace to Uniform

Committee Will Turn Data Over To Prosecutors   “Meyers Phase’ of Probe Ends With Gen. Arnold’s Denunciaticn of Retired Officer

Intense Cold Grips Europe   _ More Factories Close “in Fuel-Short Britain

RAIL PAY HIKE DEMAND LOOMS   Union ‘Officials Hint 194 Wage Drive Will Open Noyvt Month

HERRIOT'S PARTY ‘LEADS IN FRENCH RUNOFF ELECTION   De Gaulle Group ts Running Fifth on Basis of Early Returns.   VIOLENCE FLARES   Communist Mobs Invade Town Halls, Attack Political Foes.

VOTING IS LED BY SOCIALISTS   French Villages And Small Towns Favor Radical Socialist Party

HERRIOT GAINS IN FRENCH VOTE   Former Premier’s Group Takes Early Lead for Municinal Council Seats

Seeks Voluntary Allocation of Scarce Items   Appeal for Cutback in Pleasure Driving Is Expected This Week

ADMINISTRATION MAY  ASK THAT PLEASURE  DRIVING BE SLOWED APPEAL FORECAST BY  NEXT WEEKEND BEFORE CONCRESSIONAL PANET

Oil and Gas Chief Says Voluntary Rations Sought  Interior Official Urges  Emeraency Powers Voted

MAY ASK LESS AUTO DRIVING   Voluntary Program To Re duce Pleasure Trips Is Suagested

Pleasure Driving  May Be Curtailed   An Appeal, Probably From White House, Is Forecast by Interior Department Officials; May Be Made by Next Weekend.   No Plans Are Now Made to Roll  Back Prices of Gasoline or Coal

GOP Leaders Map V oluntary Rationing Plan   May Also Support Installment Curbs. Controls over Grain And Export Limits

DRIVING CU MAY BE ASKED   White House May Reques' Fewer Pleasure Rides

Predict an Appeal To Cut Down on Pleasure Drivina   Interior Department Official Says Program May Be Put Up to Public Next Week

To Ask Rein On Pleasure Driving   President Is Slated  To Make Radio Appeal To Motorists Next Week: No Price Lid

lAnpeal Forecast      White House To Ask Voluatary Rationing Of Pleasure Driving

Sugar Quotas Bill Is Sent To White House   Measure Divides Up Market Also Extends Old Act for 5 Years

DIONNE QUINTS, 13, CAN’T SWIM   Father Worried About That On Children’s Birthday

U.N. ASSEMBLY AWAITS RESULT: MARSHALL TRIP   May Urge Special Session Of Congress

Marshall - Truman Conference Holds  Attention Of U.N.   Delegates Anxiously Await Result Of Discussions At White House   CONJECTURE ON SPECIAL SESSION

VISHINSKY GETS ~ BROADCAST BIL   ‘Eleanor Roosevelt Invite: Russian on Radio Pane! , Discussian

 MARSHALL EXPECTED 1 TQ ARRIVE HOME GATIIR DAY   Patterson Denies Rumor Marines to Lose Power

Patferson Disclaims Charges: of Marine Corps Commandant   “No Foundation” For Reports of Reducing Corps

China Problem Is Postponed By Ministers   Marshallt Suggests Troop Limitations In Occupied Countries

Russia Surprises Big 4 Ministers At First Session   Marshall Counters by Asking Limitation on Troops

RUSSIAN SURPRISE MOVE COUNTERED BY SEG. MARSHALL   Latter Urges Big 4 Consider Limitation of Troops After Molotov  Injects China.   EACH TO CONSIDER PROPOSAL OF OTHER   Should Two Subjects Be Placed on Agenda the Com-

Molotov Puts China Questior Into Meeting   Surprise Move Marks Opening Of 4-Power Meet

MOLOTOV ASKS MINISTERS TO DISCUSS CHINA   ‘Marshall Retaliates, Asks Limit on Troops At Conference Onening

Molotov, Marshall Make Surprise Movements At  Opening Of Big-4 Meet   Soviet Foreign Minister Attempts To Insert China On Agenda While American Secretary Wants Allied Troops Discussed

U.S. Counters With Proposal To Cut Troops   Marshall Blocks Vote On Molotov’s Plan to Put China on Agenda

Molotov, Marshall Spring Surprises At Moscow Meet  Russia Opens China Issue; U. S. Asks Limit  On Occupation Troops

Marshall Forces — Delay On Voting   Molotov Surprises Moscow Parley At The fnitial Meeting With Injecting Problem

Marshall Counters With Limitation Of Treeps In Occupied Countries   INAUGURAL MEETING MOVES SMOOTHLY

China Issue — Injected into Conference ©  By Molotov —   Immediate Vote _ On Matter Blocked By Sec. Marshall  -At Opening Session

Marshall Surprises In Counter Move  Asks Discussion Of Treep Limit

Marshall Able to Block  Vote on Issue Secretary of State Counters With  - Surprise of His Own

INTERVENTION HELD LIKELY AIM OF MOVE   U. S. Secretary Blocks Immediate Action  On Proposal

EISENHOWER’S TOP SECRET. GETS OUT; OUT; COOKING SOUP IS HIS PET HOBBY

Lavish Fiesfa Being Staged In His Honor   Full Program Of Entertainment Is Scheduled Taday

‘PRESIDENT REAFFIRMS U. S. GOOD [NEIGHBOR POLICY IN MEXICO; ‘ATTENDS BIG FIESTA TODAY

: President Truman Says—  :\World Must Adopt ‘Good Neighbor’ Policy

Truman on Tour; Talk Lauds American. Unity   Warren Hits Oil Company "Paper" Lobby Against Highway Expansion

HONORS TO PRES. TRUMAN   ‘Fiesta Popular’ ~Ts Staged In His Honor

INTER-AMERICAN UNITY INSPIRES WORLD - TRUMAN   President Re-aftirms Good Neighbor Pelicy In Mexico Address

Reserved Seat Football Tickets’ On SaleSept:   Will be Sold for Five of Six ‘47 Games at Home

BLAME PACKERS FOR HIGH PRICE   ASK FEDERAL PROBE OF PRICES CHARGED FOR MEAT PRODUCTS

Packer Monopoly Blamed For High Prices Of Meat   But Packers Charge Mis leading Statements Made By Union.

Urge U.S. Probe Meat Situation  Packi nghouse Uni  EINE ET UE TS Se Ag

Charge Packers Push Up Prices   Union Says Monopoly Control Cause of High Markup, Ask Inquiry

Government Investigation Asked.... Large Meat Packers Are Blamed For High Price:

Minister to U.S. Defies New Hungary Regime, Blames Russia for Recall

Diplomats From Hungary Resist New Government   Tension Is Mounting as Communists Take Over ‘Reins in Budapest

Hungarian ee Defy At New Regime   Minister To U. S. Refuses To Recoonize   Minister To U. S. Refuses To Recognize “Covernment Formed Under Farce”

No Danger Seen Yet....  Many Rivers In State  Swell To Flood Stage After Prolonged Rain

Senate-House Group Agrees On Rent Issue   Control Extension Approved; 15 Per Cent Increases Permitted

va . . Conterees Agree to Extension  Of Rent Controls Until Feb. 29

Agree To Extend Control on Rents  15% Hike For Leases  i at es i el ee, 

Agree to Details of Rent Bill   15 Percent Raise On Long Leases . Included In Measure

AGREE ON RENT CONTROL BILL   Permits 15 Percent In: crease If Landlords, Tenants Aaree

Favor “Volun ” Raises  May Keep Rent Control In A Liberalized Form

Conferees Agree On Rent Control   Bill Would Allow  Increases on Leases

Conferees Approve Rent Control Bill   Modified Controls Would Continue Through February 29

Conferees Agree on Rent Controls  Provides Extension Through Next Feb. 29

New Rent Control Plan Permits 15% Increase in Lease   Joint House and Senate Action Practically Assures Passaqe

House-Senate Agree On Rent Control Bill   Still Must Receive Ap_ proval Of Complete Vote In Both Houses.

Agreement on Extension of Rent Controls   Voluntary Increases Upto 15 Percent With Tenant's Consent Permitted by Bill

Would Modify Rent Controls   Senate-House Conferees In Agreement

Rent Contro! to Feb. 29 Likely  Conferees Agree On Extension Terms

New Rent Bill Ready for Vote   Some Increase Under Leases Allowed; Old Law Ends June 30

Bill Provides 15% Increases If “Voluntary”   Extension Of Law To Feb. 29, 1948, Given Committee Approval

Longer Rent Control Bill Is Approved  15% Voluntary Hike Included

Agreement Is Reached On Rent Controls   Extension To  March 1. 1948

New Rent Control Plan Permits 15% Increase in Lease Joint House and Senat  pnlikctn on Bbtewmwhkic oot eeas   Joint House and Senate Action Practically Assures Passage

Rent Extension Bill Agreed On   House and Senate Conferees Okays Control Through Feb. 29

Military Bans 90 Civilians As Bad Risks   Government Has 2 Programs To Guard Information Leaks.

MILITARY BANS 30 CIVILIANS ON SECRET WORK   Guard Against Informatior Leaks to Foreign Powers

Hidden Defect Biamed For Corsicana Train Wreck; 7 Persons Seriously Hurt

‘Hidden Defect’ Not Detectable By Usual Inspection Methods Blamed, for Accident

Bulgaria To Oppose Permanent UN Border Watch Commission Operating In The Balkans   Declares Watchers Should Get Out When Council Takes Up The Geneva Report

IN ‘AGREEMENT ‘ON WATCHERS   Will Cppose Any Move to Keep  Border Commission Oper -ating in Balkans   RUSSIA WOULD CURTAIL  POWERS OF COMMISSION

Dislikes Border Watch Commission... . Bulgaria Opposes Watch On Balkans

$1,250,000 Conflagratior Starts, of All Places, in Fire Extinguisher Plant

Ger pols Ja State Institution   Psychiatrists, Penologists. and Business Manager: 

Five Indicted In Nazi War Industry Trial   Flick, Steel Maker, Among Those Namec In U.S. Court

TROOPS TO RESCUE: LOVE CAPTIVE - .  Mexican Heiress Suitor’s Hostage

Military Expedition Organized To Rescue Young Mexican Heiress Held By Lover In Mountain Fort

NEW BLIZZARDS ~ SWEEP BRITAIN   Ice Floes Menace Ship: In North Sea; Oslo Blacks Out

ux-Sergeants acing Fines. mprisonment   disclosure of Papers’ Confidential Nature Made Publie By FBI Chief Hoover   Attorney General Directs Arrest   fwo Are Identified A: Alexander Yon Der Luft. Ernest D. Wallis By FBI

Ex-Sergeants Held In Theft A-Bomb Data   Arrested By FBI For Taking Material At Los Alamos Post

Secret Bomb Data Stolen  - Ex: Sergeants. Held hh Inquiry By FBI

TOP SECRET DOCUMENTS RECOVERED   Valuable Notes Recovered From Student’s Room

FACE CHARGES OF STEALING BOMB PAPERS   One of Men Held Is Photographer In Chicago

Recover Atomic Bomb Data Taker By Ex-Soldiers  FBI Locates Top Secret Information From

2 EX-SERGEANTS NABBED BY FBL TOMI   Charges Filed Against Palr oe POE . Eee tie Paw  ‘ rur PAaAKTHY VUUELEMUCIEidal a  ‘ Bomb Documents 4.      MAY GET PRISON TERM, $2000 FINE, OR BOTH

Two Ex-Seraeants Chareed In The Disannearance of A-Bomb Documents

SECRECY VEILS AID TO TURKEY   ‘Moves of U. S. Commission  Are Closely Guarded

Boy May Have to Wait Year for Stomach Surgery  Additional Operations Seen Likely

UNION MAKES NEW PROPOSAL TO 6. M.   WAGE NEGOTIATIONS RE. CESSED TO GIVE TIME FOR ITS CONSIDERATION,

MOST NY PHONE WORKERS IDLE   18,000 of Independent Union Won’t Violate: Lines Despite Pact

Truman Urges Mobilization  Of Christians   President Calls for Religious Backing of ‘Decent?’ World Peace

TRUMAN URGES CHURCH UNISON   President Tells Group Ghristians Must Unite For Honorable Peace

President Urges Christian Forces Support Peace   Truman Makes Talk Before Presbyterian Shrine Ceremonies

Chief Of Little Rock Detective Bureau Slays Assistant, Then Kills Himself

PLUNGED TO HER DEATH   Daughter of ~t Representative. Feil trom Hotel Roof ;

PLUSGED TO HER DEATH   Daughter of N.Y. Representative Fell From Hotel Roof

Newsstand "7c Copies...   Coroner’s Jury Holds Ernest O. Dibble of Clarendon Responsible For Death of Leonard M. Brown of Cyclone, Killed Thursday Night

Coroner’s Jury Holds Ernest 0. Dibble of Clarendon Responsible For Death of Leonard M. Brown of Cyclone, Killed Thursday Night

‘Dutch To Reject Compulsory Arbitration... .  Indonesia Strife Goes On

Dutch Report Oil Field Fire, Native Sniping   Indonesians Threaten Worse—District

Senate Votes To Publicize Speculators      House To Consider Reso lution Today If Time Permits

Martin Claims ‘House Will Act If Time Allows   Senate Votes To Alloiv Anderson To Make Public ‘Insider’ List;. _— Truman Backed Secretary’s Balk

Senate Authorizes Disclosure of Big Grain Speculators   Resolution Voted to Empower Anderson To Make Public Names of Traders; Measure Is Sent to House for Expected Action Today

Senate Votes To Authorize Naming of Speculators  Anderson Balks At Supplying List ‘Off the Record;’  Backed by Trumay

Seek Law To Uncover Speculators  , Truman Supports  Andorenn’e Stand

Anderson Rejects Bid For Secrecy:   Agriculiure Secretary Is. Given The Backing Of The President In Tis Decision

OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO PUBLICIZE LIST   Action Taken By Senate Te Dis. Close Names of Market  Smarniaterc

Senate Votes To Authorize Trader Naming  Sec. Anderson May   Sec. Anderson May Publish List of Big  Grain Speculators

Senate Clears Way For Revealing List Of Market Traders   Martin Says House Will Consider Measure ‘If We Can’: Anderson Balks at Giving Committee Information on Its Own Terms

SENATE SUPPORTS PLAN 10 DISCLOSE NAMES OF TRADERS   Votes to Authorize Anderson to Make Pubtic List of Big Speculators in Commodities.   RESOLUTION SENT TO HOUSE FOR ACTION   Speaker Martin Says Lower Branch of Congress Will Consider It: Today  “Tf We Can” ‘

U.S. Lakes Action AsAndersonBalks At Revealing List   Agricultural Chief Refuses To Disclose Names ‘In Secret’; Senators Take Up Stasen Cry Of ‘Govenmennt Inside’ Speculators

Bill to Reveal FoodGamblers  Sent to House   Anderson Refuses to Give List of Names Without Leeal Authority

Danish Freighter And ‘St. Albans Victory ‘Collide Near Nantucket

y ABANDENS SILENCE RULE   Gen. Clay Announces that Germans Will be Informed

CLAY ORDERS FIGHT AGAINST RED IDEAS   Tells Americans in Reich to ‘Sell’ Democratic System,

Spectators Get the Water as Tokyo's fo. Eeters Stage Department Display

U.S. BROADCAST OVERSEAS _ LINKED WITH LOAN POLICY   OBJECTIONS RAISED TO PLAN TO REDUCE FUNDS FOR INFORMATION ABOUT U.S.

Dewey Told He’s Ahead In Nebraska  Stops Briefly In North Platte

Truman To Leave Rent To Congress  _ Declares Hoped-For  - Cooperation Is Fact

\Co-operation Between the President and Republican Controlled Congress Is a Fact. Truman Revorts

Truman Says Congress Is Co-Operating   President Expresses Opinion U. 8. Should Hold Line on Rents

TRUMAN REPORTS SOLONS BEHAVE   Congressional nal Cooperation Now Fact, He Tells . Interviewers

Truman Gets Cooperation From Congress   President Leaving Question of Rent Control to Legislator:

Co-operation IsaFact, Truman Says   He and Congress Getting Along, President Sure

Cooperation of OP Conaress Pleases Truman   Many National Issues Discussed at Press Conference

TRUMAN GETS ON FINE WITH GOP CONGRESS   BUDGET SLASHING NOT MENTIONED BY PRESIDENT

Officers of State  Guard Holding  Meeting in City Plans for Next Year's  Activities Are Being Discussed Here

+ C.1.0. Chiefs to Capital; Protest Closed Shon Ban   Organize All-out Campaign Against Praposad Mancisee.

House Votes 18-4 Approval (Of Bill fo Restrict Unions ‘And Ban Paralyzing Strikes   Labor Committee Takes Only Eight Minutes For Final Yote on Controversial Measure; CIO Leaders in Capital to Fiqht Legislation

iC. I. O. Chiefs Converge on Capital to Fight Legal Ban on Closed Shop, Other Union Curbs

Labor Committee Approves Rigid Bill 18 to 4; Seek Vote by Friday

House Group OKs Stringent Union Curbs by  Vote of 18 to 4   CIO Rallies in Capital to Fight Pending Measures

House Labor Group’s F inal Vote Is 18 to 4  CIO Leaders Arrive. In CO ] Own      CIO Leaders Arrive ‘In Capital To. Organize Fight Against Bill .<

All Eggs Placed  in Lone  Basket   Veto By President Would Kill Work Of Congress

C.1.0. WILL FIGHT LABOR LAW CHANGES   Leaders Converge on Washington to Organize Battle Against Curbs Which Include Ban on Closed Shop.

Drastic Measure Goes fo House Floor Tuesday   ‘CIO Organizes Fight Against. Lang List ‘of Labor Restrictions

Hard-Fisted House Measure Puts Ban on Industry-Wide Bargaining; Taft Fiohts for Potent Measure

Committee OK’s To Curb Strikes And Closed Shop   Debate Scheduled to Begin Tuesday; CLO. in Session to Fight Measure; Senate Program  Certain To Be Less Stringent Than House’s

Approve Labor Curbs   House Committee Okays' Measure Sharp. ly Limiting Union Power: Passage. Sure

Stamp Put on Labor  Curb Bill   House Debate Slated to Begin Tuesday; C. I. O. Fights Action

PUTS FINAL 0. K. ON UNION CURBS   Plan Includes Flat Ban Upor Closed Shop; CIO Girds For Attack On Bill

National Meeting On Closed Shop \Called By Union   CIO-PAC’ Reunion Today ‘To Plan Action Against . Congress Favored Bills

18 To 4 Vote Tabulated In Eight Minutes   Hartley Says There Will Be No Substantial Changes When Measure Is Debated          CIO Union Chiefs Flock To Capital      Organizing For Fight To Block Lahor Legistation Shaping Up In Congress

Labor Unions Also Included In Measure   CIO Leaders On Hand When Committee Acts

Measure To Ban Industry-Wide Bargaining And Closed Shop: Will Be Taken To Floor For Debate Tuesday

Closed Shop Bar Given Approval By House Group   Senate Committee Is Toning Down Many of Measure’s Provisions

House Bill Would Curb  Labor Unions   Measure Providing Sharp Restrictions Approved By Committee, Slated For Debate Tuesday

Few Changes Seen In Final Passage   Floor Debate Set for Tuesday— CJO Holds Emergency Sessions In Canital

UNION LEADERS IN WASHINGTON   CiO to Fight Legal Ban on Closed Shop

Restrictive Bill Wins 18-4 Decision In House Labor Committee Test

Committees OK Drastic Curbs   Senate, House Groups. to Include Closed Shop Ban in Bills .

House Bill With Sharp Teeth for Labor Approved   Measure Would All But Ban Strikes of Industry-wide Force

18-4 Vote  Approves ‘Tough’ Bill   C.1.O. Leaders Plan Fight Against Proposed Curbs

House Labor Grour Gives Final Approval to Bill  Sharp Restrictions To Draw Fight From Some Quarters

House Labor Group’s Final Vote Is 18 to 4  CIO Leaders Arrive In Capital To Organize Fight Against Rill

STRIKE -CURB BILL PASSES   ‘House Committee Votes 18 To 4, To Clamp On Restrictions

Lump Senate Labor Bills In  Single Measure   Republicans Decide T Risk Possibility Of / Presidential Veto

Labor Curb Bills Arouse CIO lre  Leaders Converge on Washington to Plan . Bes eels wee PP «

Decide to Merge Senate Measures;  House Bill O.K.’c   ClO Leaders Begin Series of Meetings to Fight Long List of Union Curbs

Leaders Of C10 Gather To Fight Proposed Curbs   Representatives Of Unions Called To Washington Meetinc

Vote Is Eighteen To Four Favoring Control Measure  Takes Committee Pualis Tiniiat   Takes Committee Only Eight Minutes To Finish

Republicans in Senate To Lump Labor Measures   Risk Possibility of Presidential Veto; Act To Curb Truman

Mass Meet: Is Called For Sunday  fir’ DAC *.   CIO-PAC in Session Today— Murray to Attend Meets

LABOR MEASURE QUICKLY PASSED BY TG TOA VOTE   Fifteen Republicans and Three Democrats Back ” RE Debate Tieecleau

DEBATE SET FOR TUESDAY   Measure Bans Closed Shop: Puts Limit on Bargaining Scone.

GOP Okay: Anti-Labor Measure   Vote To. Lump All Legis lation Into One Rill

Clamps on Strikes and Labor Voted   CIO Chiefs Gather In Washington to Fight Restrictions

‘ommittee Ballots 18 To 4 To Reduce Activity Of Unions   Proposal Will Go to Representative: Without Any ‘Substantial Changes’ Next Tuesdav. ° -

Republicans Lump Labor Legislation   Various Restrictions Placed In Sinale Measure, Risk Veto

NO BiG CHANGE LOOKED FOR IN HOUSE TUESDAY   louse Labor Committee Formally Approves Legislation To Clamp Sharp Restrictions On  Strikes, Labor  Unions.

LABOR CURBS GO TO HOUSE FLOOR BY 18 TO 4 VOTE   COMMITTEE ACTION COMES AS CIO HEADS ORGANIZE TO FIGHT

House Group For Restrictions On Labor Unions   Industry-Wide Strike Would Be Ruled Out By New Measure

1947 State Fair Was 2nd Largest Attendance Fails  To Set New Record— Weather Blamed

WESTERN UNION IS ASSAILED BY LABOR   Striking Tel=phone Workers Planning To Present Case Ty) Goverpment

U. S. Seizure Of Telegraph Lines Asked  Government Urgec   Government Urged By AFL To Act. Before May Strike

AFL Wants U.S. fo Take Over Western Union as Phone Strike Still Stalls

Phone Factions Are Scheduled To Meet Today   Company Is Willing T. Resume Parley

Calls for Action Before May 4, the Date Set for a Strike ot 50,000 of Company’s Employes—Telephone Workers Prepare to Lay Their Case Before Truman and Congress as Walkout Continues Without Sicn of Settlement.

Asserts Telegraph Lines Are Being Badly Managed and Company Con.  ‘templates Even Worse AFL Tells FCC.

WESTERN UNION ~ RAPPED BY AF   Government Is Urged To Take Over Telegraph Lines Before Strike

DEMAND GOVT. TAKE OVER WL   Unions Charge - Ineffident Operation Of Telegraph Lines By Company

US., Britain Heed French Plea on Saar   Detachment of Rich Land From Germany Likely to Be Granted

French Demands For Detachment Of Saar Backed   Marshall, Bevin Both Opposed To Ruhr Proposal!

iMOLOTOY SILENT ON ISSUE  U.S., Britain Agree To French  Control Of German Saar Area

U. S., Britain Agree to Give Saar to Franee   Molotov, Put on Political Spot, Is Silent On Perannsal

U. S., Britain Are Agreed Upon Saar Detachment  French Proposal Meet: Favor But Other _ Suggestions Opposed

FRANCE WANTS TO ANNEX SAAR FROM GERMAN)   U. S. And Britain Agree; Molotov On Political Hot Spot

Tssue Places Molotov in Tough Spot   Soviet Minister Promises His Statement Today

U.S. and Britain Agree To Detach Gaar Area and Give it. to France

France  ‘Winner In Fight On Saar   U. S., Britain Give In To Demands On Detachment

U.§., BRITAIN AGREE 10 DETACH SAAR   Favor Administration By France of the CoalProducing Economy

FRENCH CLAIM TO SAAR GETS U. §. SUPPORT   Marshall, Bevin Agree To Detachment Of Rich Coal Area

French Bid For Saar Suits U.S.   Only Moscow Silent On Move To Make Area Part Of France

U.5., BRITAIN: AGREE, TO FRENCH DEMANDS FOR SAAR DISPOSAL  DETACHMENT OF RICH AREA, INTEGRATION IN FRANCE FAVORED

US, BRITA AGREE 10 GIVE   Detachment Of Ruhr Rhineland Meets Opposition

Hoth heject Detachment Of German Ruhr   Let France Have Saar, Mines, But Ruhr To Those Who Fought Nazis.

FRANCE WANTS TO ANNEX SAAR   Rritein And U.S, Agree To Demand; Molotov Put On Spot

U.S. APPROVES © FRENCH CLAIM   Supports Request For Saar But Opposes Detaching Of Ruhr

Prepare To Put  New School Law  Into Operation — County To Be  Districted For

Prepare To Put New School Law Into Operation —  County To Be Districted For Election Of Board:

Will Attermpi Also To Keep Prices Down   Members of Comnuttec Wilh Include Representatives of Labor, Agriculture and Cawomprre

Truman's Food Deflation Plan Gels Approval   Grain Prices Are Resuming Climb Ta Hicher Level

Green Backs Up Truman Plea  To Save Food   Thinks Labor, Manage ment Should Step Up * Production

Truman Picks Team Of Exnerts   Labor, Commerce And Agriculture Directors Called In

President Forms Blue Ribhon Team In Food Campaign   Labor, Commerce and Agriculture Departments Aid War on Waste   HELP FOR EUROPEAN NATIONS AT STAKE   Luckman to Set Up Offices of Special Committee in White House

President's Food Plan is Endorsed   AFL President Says Rea! Remedy Lies in Greater Production

BLUE RIBBON TEAM HEADS FOOD SAVING   All Resources of Govérnment Mobilized to Keep Prices Down, Aid Europe.

Byrnes Urges Release of Jap Prisoners   Charges Russia Has Violated Solemn Pledges

‘Solemn Pledge’ Declared Broken Byrnes Calls on Russia To Return Jap Prisoners

‘Byrnes Charges Russia With Pledge Violation By Holding Jap Prisoners   Former Secretary of State Avers It Is Duty Of U. S. To Demand That Marshal Stalin  i i ee, Eee eee @ 8 At ane

Russia Holding Nearly 2-Million War Prisoners   Byrnes Says Totals Are - $90,532 Germans and 828,000 Japs

BYRNES HITS REDS FOR HOLDING JAPS   SAYS U. § SHOULD DEMAND THAT STALIN FREE 828,000 CAPTIVES.

Russia Violates Solemn Pledge, Byrnes Charges   828,000 Japanese Still Held Prisoner Contrary to Pact

FORMER SECRETARY SAYS U.S. SHOULD DEMAND ACTION; Byrnes Charges Reds Violated ‘Solemn Pledge By Holding 828.000 Jap Prisoners For Work.

Byrnes Says Russia Has Violaled Pledae   Return. ‘OF. 828,000. Jap: -anese Prisoners  “Demanded:

Russia Loses On 3 Vital. Balkan Vote:   UN Fails Order British, American Troops Leave Greece; Also Refuses To Place Blame For Ilostilities

SOVIETS mt t nH VOTE      Greek Case Now Goes To Aesembly Floor  Fer Approval

Soviets Handed Three Maior Defeats   Political Committee Work on Balkan Question Is Finished

Russian Bid Defeated On  Greek Issue   British, American Troop Withdrawal  Voted Down. 4.0.6

Russia Balked Completely on  Balkan Issue   Assembly Committee Defeats Move for Troop Withdrawals

U.N. Defeats Russian Demand For Withdrawal   Soviet Had Requested U.S., British Troops Qusted From Greece

RUSSIA'S DEMAND AMERICANS LEAVE GREECE REJECTED   U. N. Political Group Refuses  to Go on Record as Fayoring Withdrawal of Foreign Troops.   SOVIET LOSES FIGHT ON TRUMAN PROGRAM   Proposal for United Nation Supervision of Economic Aid to Country Turned Down.

Approval Voted For Allied Plan In Aiding Greece   U. N. Committee Reject: Various Soviet Union Proposals

Soviels Lose On Two Greek Propositions   Demand for Troop Withdrawal Beaten Down. -In U.N. Assembly

Hoover Calls For Separate Peace With Japanese Says Russia Is  Obstructing Ccoveryv

PORTAL PAY SUITS BACKERS BRANDED AS RED ADHERENTS    Solon Charges Pair Have Long Records of Affiliation ‘ With Communists

Names Author  Of Portal Pay   Lawmaker Declares Unionis With Communist Affiliatio: Concocted Labor Claims

INTELLIGENCE TESTS REVEAL NATION NOT GAINING WISDOM   EXPERTS WHO,ANALYZED I. 0 RESULTS SAY INTELLIGENCE IS ON THE DOWN GRADE

ACTION AVERTS RUBBER STRIKE   Wage Demand of 100,000 Goes to Negotiation In Akron

SHOWDOWN ON BRITAIN SEEN   Will Learn How Far U. § To Go In Easing Economic Plight

No Action on Aid Funds This Year  Special Session Is Not Necessary

No Action Seen For Any Special Congress Term   NO NEED FOR SESSION SAYS PRESIDENT TRUMAN

Sees Nothing On Horizon To Require One   Possibility of Action on More Foreign Aid Funds Eliminated

TRUMAN ELIMINATES  SPECIAL SESSION TO  STUDY EUROPEAN AID PRESIDENT ALSO GIVES  VIEWS ON POLITICS, ~~. LABOR’ AT PRESS MEET

Special Congress Session Unlikely  Hope for European Aid before 1948  Dimmed by Truman

New Funds For Europe Must Wait.   Reiterates Support for St. Lawrence Seawav Project

NO SPECIAL SESSION   Is Seen by Truman for Congress: Precludes Europe Aid Action

Truman Sees No Need Of Special Session in 47   Accuses Congress Of Tearing Up Labor Depratment

RAIN HALTS HARVEST   Operations Stopped in Northwest: Fast Needs Moisture

RADIO WORKERS TO COOPERATE WITH STRIKERS   Broadcast Stations May Be Silenced During Telephone Strike

RADIO SHUTDOWN FEARED IF PHONE EMPLOYES STRIKE   Union Head Discloses T w Sets of ‘Workers Have Agreed to Co-operate  in Event of Walkout.   MUTUAL ASSISTANCE PACT DRAWN IN 1946   Officials of A. T. and T Pledge Every Effort to ’ Avert Tie-up Set for April 7.

Strike Would Affect Radios   Mutual Assistance Pact Agreed Upon if Strike is Called

PHONE STRIKE MAY HIT RADIO   Technicians on Three Big Networks Pledge Aid To Telephone Workers

Radio Also May Be Hit hy Strike   i Technicians Won't Work  If The Telephone Peo ple Walk Out

STRIKE MAY SILENCE MANY RADIO STATIONS   Technicians Likely To Walkest In Event Of Nationwide Tel-phene Ticup

SYMPATHY STRIKE? ae mage  vu. 'S. Phone Walkout Thies vat “Wins Radio Union Support:

Radio Threatened In Phone Strike   Engineers, Technicians Back Telephone Union

Radio Technicians Agree To Support Phone Workers If Strike Called April 7

Radio Shutdown If Phone Workers Carry Out Strike   Technicians on Three Big Systems to Walk Out

CNOW YOUR CANDIDATES  Starnes Asks School Split, Pay Increases   ‘RUFUS G. STARNES

Hikes Laic To Boycotts   Relief From Labor Strike Tool Asked; Wagner Act  Overhauling Urged _

Union Boycott Practice Ban Is Requested  Attorney Wants General Chanane   Attorney Wants General Change For Wagner Act

Congress Urged to Oulaw Labor’s Secondary Boycotts   Spokesman for Electrical Industry Tells Senators the Practice Has ‘Increased Costs Of Some Fixtures as Much as 500°Per Cent

SENATE LABOR GROUP HEARS BOYCOTT BLAST   Siectrical Head Urges Law Against Practice As Hearing On Acts Goes On

Robber Misses $25,000 In Tin Can After Murdering ‘Dan The Moocher'

GOVERNMENT PRESS AGENTRY TO END. IF G.O.P. CONGRESSMAN HAS HIS WAY

Press Agents Due for U.S.  Feonomy Ax   Rep. Taber Aims Bloy As First Step In: $32 Billion Cut

Oklahoma City Is Hit Aqain   Second Such Tieup: In Lact 6 Manthe

OKLAHOMA CITY’S BUS, CAR STRIKE TIES UP TRAVEL   Bus and Street Car Cyrerators in Waulkout: Refuse to Cross Picket Lines

O. C. Folk On Foot Again  Or Thumbing Rides As Picket Lines Leave Bus, Streetcar Lines Idle

Oklahoma City Without Bus Or Trolley Service   Drivers Refuse To Cross Picket Lines Of Another Union

Anti-Petrillo  Laws Upheld - ByHigh Court   Tribunal Also Upholds U * S. Claims To Oit Tidelands

PETRILLO ACT 1$ UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT   Law Aimed At Head Of - Musicians’ Unien Ruled  Constitutional   HOUSE INVESTIGATION 'TO START NEXT WEEK

ANTI - PETRILLO ACT UPHELD BY HIGHEST COURT   Decision Makes Major Network Broadcasts  Available To FM

—RUSSIA— Red Bloe Organized In Secreey  Maps Program Of Na: ‘Concessions

AN ULTIMATUM IS GIVEN TO THE UNITED STATES   Central Communist’ Party to Siand Pat In Their Dealings.   WILL NOT GIVE AN INCH   The Program of No Concession Was Promulgated In a Manifesto.

COMMUNISTS IN NINE NATIONS FORM NEW LINK   Leaders Rally European Reds to Fight Against U. S. ‘Imperialism’

Lommunists of 9 Europe Nations Form New ‘Comintern’ as U.S. Begins Offensive of ‘Self-Denial   Curtain Goes up on ‘Ideological War,’ Analyst Says, as Reds ‘Talk Turkey:

Communists Tn 9 Nations  eri Mai   Will Co-ordinate Efforts Against ‘American Policy

COMMY PARTY 10 BE FIRM IN UL §, DEALINGS   Commun’‘sts in Soviet Union and  Eight Other Nafons De alapa Intenfiane      ALL-OUT. FIGHT AGAINST MARSHALL PLAN MAPPED

Reds Tell WorldThey Stand: Pat   Soviet Union, 8 Other Communist Group: Won't. Give. Ground in U.S. Dealings :   Fight Is Asked   'Will, Wreck, Marshall [ Plan, if- Ultimatum: Is  Ballawed te

Soviets Prepare To Fight U.S. “Imperialism”  Program Of No   Program Of No Concessions Formed By Communists

Communist Party Organizes to  Fight With U. S.   No Concessions Wil   Be Granted by  Nine Member Nations

WITH AMERIC   Soviet Rallies 8 Satellite Setups, Announces ‘No Concessions’

Europe's Reds Unite to Fight Marshall Plan   New Internationdle Formed to Battle U. S. ‘Imperialism’

Replica Of Old  Comintern   European Communist  Party Leaders Pledge Efforts to Wreck “U. S. Policies Everywhere”

COMMUNISTS IN 9 NATIONS SET SIGHTS ON U.S.   New ‘Internationale’ Formed As Bulwark Against Alleged American Imperialism

Battle Begins = With Attack By “Red Satellites   ‘Leaders: O£.Communists Ia Nine Nations. Join” lx: ‘Imperialism’ Charge  - Against America:

Moscow Sets Up Bloc to Combat U. 5S.   Russia and Nine Other European Nations Form New Group

Communists Form to Fight U.S. Imperalism   All-Out Fight Is Asked Against Marshall Plan

Reds in Nine  Na tions Set Up  Occanizagion   IFICHT .MARSHALL PLAN   Defeat of Truman Doctrine Also t by United Front

J NATIONS VOW NO CONCESSION IN WORLD FIGHT   New Organization Set Up At Warsaw Rally Has Tinge Of Old Comintern

Vote to Fight Marshall Plan   Communists To Stand Firm Agains# U. S.

Democracy To Be Faced With All-Out Fight   Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan Ta Be Taraets

Reds Organize Nine Countries In New Combine   All-Out Fight Pledged Against Marshall Plan

Communists To Fight U. S. “Imperialism   Réds in Nine Nations: Launch Open Battle Against Marshelt Plow

Communists Join To Oppose U.S.   Reds in Nine Eur tions Set Up New  —teethn te   [FIGHT MARSHALL PLAN   Defeat of Truman Doctrine

Russians Announce Program To Wreck Truman And Marshall Plans   Reds In 9 Nations Tied To Moscow   Plans For World Revolution Are Announced By Soviet Officials

Communist Nations Band For U. S. Fight  Internationale Promises Battle  Against Marshall, Truman Plans

Communists of World Organize To Oppose U.S.   Purpose Is Defeat ‘Of Marshall Plan And to Combat’  OAT © O° Re toe fi

Communist International Is Formed   Manifesto by Nine Nations Group Hits at America

Europe Reds Join Forces To Wreck Marshall Aid Plan   Manifesto Rallies Communists To Bring About Worldwide Revolution

New ‘Comintern’ Believed Set Up Af Red Meeting  In Deals With U. S., Communists Declare

 Submarine to Head for Home   Efforts To Penetrate ee Pack ' . Off Little America Abandoned

Sennet Forced To Return To U. S. Little America Ice Pack Balks Sub

Sub Finds Little America Ice Pack $0 Thick And Will Refurn To U. S.

Mulfi-Million Dollar. Pottery Plant Burns   Factory Rose From Dream of Unemplayed Pottery. Worker

FIRE RUINS HUGE POTTERY PLANT   Firemen From rom Seven Towns Fight Blaze, Pumping Wintae Esau Boned

TWO INDICTED IN BLAST DEATHS   Officials Say Parents Beaten Before Ship Explosion

Scientist Declares Apples and Pears Face Severe Blight   Removal of Cankers, Spray ov Dusting ‘of Blooms, Recommended’ to Horticulturists

Dewey to Recommend Pay Increases For State Employes be Permanent

[Dewey Will Recommend Boosts Become ‘Solid’   Governor’s Annual Message Will Suggest Others in Low-Pay Brackets Be Given Raises; Forecasts Revenue for 1947

Conservatives Seek UN Rule Over Elections   Communists Spread Propaganda Stories In Bid For Power

LEADERS PLANT WILD RUMORS OF INVASION   Launch Whispering Campaign Against People’s Regime

‘War Of Nerves’ Against Austria Now In Progress   Communist - Sponsored Series O1 Rumors Started; Includes One Hinting Invasion

Hungary Plans to Nationalize Country's Largest Banks   Electoral! Bill Deprives 5,000,000 Hungarians of Richt to Vote

WILD RUMOR saat INVASION ~ BEING HEARD   COMMUNISTS ATTEMPTING TO FORCE OUT PRESENT GOVERNMENT AND GAIN. CONTROL

The Latest I. N: S. News Flashes   War of Nerves   Wlante tn Ro Senatar

Federal Land Loans Halved   Volume Of Loans Have Gone Down: Farmers Pay Debts.

House Passes Women’s Worl Week Measure   Bill Introduced By. Mercer Woman Leealizes 48 Hours

Big 4 Ready . To End Futile  Conference ...   “Hope of Agreement Virtually.Gone; Miscou Parley May End Today

Austrian Peace Pact Hopes Fade  Only a Miracle Can Smash Deadlock

Delegates At Moscow To Come Home   Hope Of Completing Austrian Peace Treat  ,Gene; Marshall To Fly Back To U.S.

DIPLOMATS AT MOSCOW READY TOEND TALKS   ‘Hope for Austrian Treaty Is  Virtually Abandoned:  Denuties Get Iph.

Believe ‘Miracle’ Might Break Moscow Deudlock   U.S. Officiats Say Last Session May Be Held Tonight of Thorsdevu

Austrian Peace Treaty Is ‘Out’      Big Four Foreign Ministers’ Meeting Ready to  Break Up Soon

Oily A Miracle Given Chance To  Break Deadlock   _ Three Secret Sessions Failed To Bring Agreement.

Hope For Red Accord On  Austria Dim.  Peace Pact een “Out of Window” For the Present

BIG-4 MEETING MIGHT ADJOURN AFTER TONIGHT   American Officials Believe All Hope Is Gone For Immediate Austrian Peace Treaty As Deadlock  Continues.

Final Session May Be Held Tonight; Marshall Calls For Special Plane

Austrian Pact Tossed ‘Out’ For Present;  Groups Pack   Chance Of ‘Miracle’ Jo Break Deadlock Retained At Moscow

All Hope Is Gone For Austrian Peace Pact Terms  Ministers Prepare To Leave Soviet; Issue Deadlocked

Foreign Ministers  Plan To Wind Up  Moscow Parley Can’t Agree On Austrian Treaty

Lose Hope Of Pact — For Austria   Still Deadlocked On Key Issues Ministers Apparently Ready to “End Moscow Parley

Minister, to Hold One Last Sess:an as Hope (}t Ansirian Pact Fades

Moscow Meet In Last Day; Little Done  Give Up .Hepe For  Puctrion Treaty

Uniform Prices on Sugar Set Retail Ceilings Are  . KWgt as dl CY

Uniform Prices  on Sugar Set  Retail Ceilings Are - Effective Mav l

Chancellor  Of Exchequer Quits Post  In Eneland   Admits To House Telling Tax Secrets To Newspaper Man  AheadofParliament

Barn Shifted 100 Feet, Hayloader ls Parked in Tree   2nd Floor of House Cut Off As f By Saw

Storm Curves, May Not Strike  Florida Coast   Indications Point To Third Hurricane Within Month Spending Self At Sea

E STORMS IRE HEADED TOWARD COAST   Additional Floods Are Threatened— Seventy Persens Dea

New Tropical Disturbance Approaches Florida Coast; Storm Warnings Fly Again

Storm Warnings Go Up in Floride  Second Hurricane Movina Toward Land

50 MPH Gales Pace New Blow South of Peninsula Today   Begins to Show Symptoms of Full Blown Hurricane

Battered Gulf Coast Counts 38 Known Dead   Possibility of Second Costly Hurricane Cited

Another Hurricane Brewing Off Keys as Miami, New Orleans Clean Debris

Bread Price Increased in Many Cities   Mostly Boosted One or Twe Cents a Loaf — Butter  Prices Decrease

Price of Bread Goes Up  to 2c In Some Areas   St. Louis Bakeries Plan I to 3c Raises:  Wholesale Butter Off

Spreading Strikes Confront Italy As Peace Pacts Grant Independence

ITALY'S TREAT) TERMS ASSAILEL   ‘Infamous, Cry Papers A: Strikes Spread

Photographs Made of Minute Virus May Aid Warfare on Polio, Cance)

Blum in Plea for United Effort to Curb Communists   Reds in Open War Against French Democracy, He Tells Assembly   AIM FOR COMPLETE CONTROL OF NATION   Crisis Grows More Grave; 150,000 Soldiers Recalled to Colors

CR Ee ELS  Crisis  Becoming Graver _  on ty   STRIKE TOTAL TOPS 750,000

Blum Demands France Block Red Seizure   Asks Authority To Suppress Threaten Strikes

BLUM SAYS REDS HAVE DECLARED WAR ON FRANCE   International’s Aim Is To Oust Democratic Regime

Moderate — Government  on in  > eealearaacccsse @ a icp acs  - a acaigpanrecce   ’ Premier-Designate of ‘France Calls. Both Communists and De Gaulle Distinct Threats

ACCIDENT TOLL DROPS INN, C.   Highway Mishaps Account For Majority Of Violent Deaths In State During Weekend; Woman Killed In Fall Down Well.

North Carolina Death Toll Is low For Weekend   Wrecks and Falls  Cause Eight Deaths Throughout State

Refugee Ship Ends Hope of Reaching Goal   Jewish Yessel Radios It fs Cut OF by British

British Circle Jewish Vessels Near Holy Land   One Refugee Ship. Radios It Will Fight To Reach Goal

SHIPS READY TO FIGHT BRITISH   Holy Land Tense As Group Of Refugees Near; Arabs On Strike

REFUGEE VESSEL PROMISES FIGHT   Jewish Ship Reported To Be Encircled By British

Vessels Surrounded By British Warships; New  Violence In Jerusalem

Anderson Suggests Revision Of Farm Price Aid Promise   Would Save Two Billion, Wasteful Overproduction

Would Revise Farm Support Price Deal   Sec. Anderson Wants To Avoid Possible Outlay of $2 Billion, Overproductio:

Anderson Suggests Revision of Farm Price Support Plan   Moves to Avoid Overproduction And Huae Outlay

ANDERSON ASKING FOR REVISION OF FARM PRICE SETUP   Claims Farm Support Commit: ment Encourages Wartime Production Pattern

HOSPITAL ROOMS UP   Raine Neceasitated Because Costs Exceed Receists at Memerial

SHOWERS WILL LINGER   Flora Predicts Moisture for Kansas Thru Tomorrow

RAIN FINE FOR WHEAT   Moisture Is Reported Falling Over All of Kansas Today

enna  FALSE CL AIMS FOR R St BSIDY   District Attorney Save 7% Wilt Producers Face Charges

FALSE CLAIMS FOR SUBSIDY      District Attorney Save 73) Milk Preducern Face Charges

Wed Nov. 12   Newlyweds Left For Honey. ‘moon at Points In California

xecution Set Again WY ac  yrrs f° ana "   Negro Goes To Chair In La.

Soviet Writers In New Attacks On U.S., Britair   Solon Wants: Greeks Vote, On Government Choice:  As Condition To Loan!

NEW ATTACKS AGAINST BRITAIN, UNITED STATES   Soviet Writers Centered Most of Fire on Proposed American Program.   OPPOSE GREEK LOAN   Assailed the Vandenberg Amendment to the Aid Bill.

RUSSIAN WRITERS FLAY U. S. BRITISH FOR AID PROPOSAL   Claim U.'S, Attempting to Get United Nation Cupport for New Pol'cy

Writers Attack U.S. And Britain   Most of Fire From Russian Press Centered  On Proposed Aid Plan

INDONESIANS READY TO QUIT   Republic Would Stop Fighting If Dutch Are Curbed

Independence for Korea Is Advocated   Marshall Asks Molotov to Discuss Issue

United States Again Seeks Korean Unity  ~ Asks Russia To Join In New Try at  Independence Plan

Independence  for Korea Is Advocated  Marshall Asks Molotov  ta Tiieruc)e lecura

Korean Freedom Sought By Marshall   Russia Asked To Join With U.S. To Fulfill  Promise

STONE BOY’ MAY BE DECALCIFIED   Doctor Uses Vitamin ‘E’ With Dramatic Results In Unique Disease

[ruman Doesn't See Imminent Recession   Points To High Employment, Income Payments, Sfore Sales

SPIES AT WORK AT OAK RIDGE, SAYS CANNON   Congressman Reveals Foreign Agents Employed by U. S.

SPIES SPOTTED AT ATOMIC PROJECT, CANNCN CHARGES   Misseuri. Democrat. Says _ Army Had Suspects Under  Pe PT) ee

Director General of Moose Was Labor Secretary In Harding Regime And Senator 14. Years

‘Jim' Davis, Former US Senator, Sec. of Labor, Dies of Kidney Ailment

Death Comes Today To Welsh-Born Immigrant Who Climbed From Steel Puddler  To Legislator And Cabinet Member — Helped To Found: Loyal Order of Moose

EX-SECRETARY OF LABOR DIES   James J. Davis, 74, Succumbs in Washington

Came’ From ‘Wales With Parents at Age ¢ > Was Prominent: Moose Lodge 

Former Senator James J. Davis Dies at Age 74   Was Head of Moose; Served In Labor Post

‘PUDDLER JIM’ DIED TODAY; ~GABINET ME MBER 10 YEARS   JAMER 3, DAVIS, LABOR BECRETARY UNDER THREE 1 PRESIDENTS, 1S  . DEAD +e *

JAMES J, DIES IN CAPITAL   Ex. Senator from Pennsylvania : Was Moose Leader

EX.-SEN, DAVIS TAKEN BY DEATH   ‘Puddler Jim’, Pennsylvania Dies In Sanitarium In Washington

Montana Weather   “PUDDLER JIM” DAVIS FORMER SECRETARY OF LABOR. SENATOR. DIES

James Davis, Ex-Secretary  Of Labor, Dies   Labor Secretary Under Harding Got Start in Politics in Elwood; Dies After Extended Illness.

James J. Davis, 14, Dies Today  Former Secretary of Labor and Senator

James J. Davis Died Early Today   The Former Secretary of Labor and Senator Died. of Kidney Ailment.

Death Claims James Davis   Kidney Ailment Fatal To Former Senator

Ex-Secretary Of Labor Die:   James, Davis Entered Politics at Elwood

James J. Davis Dies at Capital   Former Senator and Official of Moose Succumbs

EX-SEN, DAVIS DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS   ‘Puddler Jim,” Moose Lodge Leader, Labor Head Under  Three Presidents.

Former Senator From iPa., James J. Davis, 74, ‘Dies In Washington

Ex-Sen. Davis Dies, Headed Labor Dept.   ‘Puddler Jim’ Was Self-Educated Welsh Immigrant

‘Puddler Jim’ Davis Dies in  Washington   Former Secretary Of Labor, Keystone Senator Was 74

‘Puddler Jim’ Davis, Former Secretary of Lobor. Diee tn Ceriteehl

*  James Davis Dies; Former ‘U.S. Senator   ‘Puddler Jim’, Ex-Labor Secretary, Director Of Moose Order, Called To Rest At 74

Kidney Ailment ls Fatal To Davis   “‘Puddler Jim’ Served As Labor Secretary

JAMES DAVIS DIES; EX-CABINET OFFICER   Served as Labor Secretary Under Harding: Coolidge, Hoover,

CIO Held Willing To Compromise Portal Pay Suits   Union Lawyer Says Claims Exaggerated On Both Sides But Sen. Capehart Ready To Fight Proposal to Permit Compromis

ClO Agent Asks Suits   Portal Demands - Exag-. gerated;. Union: Counsel Telle Congress

CIO ATTORNEY STATES POSITION ON PORTAL PAY   Says Suits Were Result of Some Firms’ Refusal to Bargain on Issue   DOES NOT NAME THEM   Unior’s Chief Counsel Says Bills to Outlaw Claims Violate Constitution

CIO Suggests Compromises In Portal Pay   Such Legislation Urged by- Counsel Before Committee

CIO Chief Counsel Admits Pay Suits Exaggerated, Proposes Law Chang

C. . 0. SUGGESTS PAY SUIT COMPROMISE   Lee Pressman Says Portal Claims Are Exaggerated—Capehart Insists on Outlawing Them.

PORTAL SUITS TOO HIGH, C10 COUNSEL SAYS   LEGISLATION URGED TO PERMIT UNION COMPROMISES

CIO Counsel Says Suits Exaggerated   Hits Outlawing Bills  As Unconstitutional

Asks Compromise On Portal. Suits. .  aA a ak aor ae i   ClO. Counsel*A “Admits . Claims -Exqaqgerated

Pay Suits Exaggerated, CIO Counsel Declares   Outlawing Of Portal Claims Means Long Drawn-Out Fisht. Senatore Told

C10 Council Urges Compromises OK   Bill To Outlaw Claims Unconstitutional, He Says

Four Coaches and Sleeper Smashed as Oakland Train Speeds Through the Night

Clinton Plant Pickets Stage New Seuf fle:   ‘Detroit, Toledo CIO Mem. bers Reinforce Lines; ‘Can’t Push Us Around,’  Dnion Sava

Increase Picket Lines in Clinton   CIO Sends in Recruits », from Detroit, Toledo; Situation Tense —~

College:Faculty>Takes: Vacations As Summer _ Session Ends Aucust 14

RUSS ARREST ADVISER TO MARTHUR   Washington Man and Lieutenant Seized in North Korea

MACARTHUR LABOR AIDE = ~ * WAS ARRESTED BY ‘REDS    RUSSIANS SUSPICIOUS OF LA-BOR EXPERT DURING VISIT TO NORTHERN KOREA

Virginia Snake Handling Cult Stages Modern Battle of Jericho-No Results

Wise County Jail Walls Wouldn’t Tamble Down  Snake Cult Emulates Joshua To No Effect

Faith Healers Seeking Release of Prisoners Lose ‘Battle of Jericho’

No Snakes Apear Southwest Virginia Faith Healers (Fight Battle Of Jericho--And Lose

Lieuor Business Nets  Ohio $54,000,000   Morris Arrested   To Pleed ‘nsanitv   IAC ATION ONEFI AVS ACTION   Columbus Yan's to Acquire Fort Haves for Housing

Bridges Asks ‘Looting’ Halt   Deal With Russia Called ‘Stupidity’

Teachers Pay Hike, Repeal of Black Mart Tax. and Revision of Vote Laws on Agenda

Plan to Open New Quarters Nearer: Factory  ClO Administrator Tells Union Action

New England May Expect Jobs, Good Pay In 1948 Says Federal Reserve Bank

Population Rise Backs N.E. Optimism: Much Depends on Raw Material Market

Urge Law Against Adverse Foreign Policy Speeches  VFW Would Make It Unlawful to Sponsor Critics

err Re os et ee fee fi  Keep Your Eyes on How. Argentine Delegates Behave at Rio.

IOWA EGG, MILK FIGURES LOWER   Hot Weather with Short Feed Supply Bring Down Totals

BILL MAY GO TO SENATE.   Taft Calls Strategy Conference of G. O. P. Leaders

TAFT HOLDS STRATEGY MEI   Ohiy Senator Kefuses to Give Up Hope of Passing a Republican Anti-Inflation Bill ‘This Year— Both Houses Will Recess Friday for Christmas Holidays.

TAX REDUCTION IS TAFT’S AIW      G. 0. P, Presidential Aspirant Sees tssue As Vital

British Acclaim Engagement Of Their Princess   World-Wide Felicitations Pour In On Elizabeth And Philin.

Communists Sound Only Sour Note At Princess Elizabeth's Engagement

President Gets Report. Of New Mine Pact's Possible Effect On Cost Of Living   Slaughter Says Truman Office Facing Scandal   Princess Lilybet’Swamped By Congratulatory Messages; Philis's Mother Guarded By Police

PRINCESS ELIZABETH IS RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS ON BETROTHAL T0 FORMER PRINCE PHILIP GUNTBATTEN

World Hails Engagement  Of Princess   British Crowd Cheers In Rain

iPrincess Elizabeth Appears Happy After Betrothal Is Made Public

Rejoice In Royal Romance   Betrothal of. British Princess Elizabeth.  And Greek Prince Is Popular: With People

Princess Elizabeth Receives Best  Wishes From All Over the World

Princess to Wed Lt. Mountbatten      Engagement Announced for Heir of Throne; Cheers Greet Elizabeth

World's Best" Wishes Pour it Upon Princess   Londoners Stand in Rain to Get Glimpse Of Radiantly Happy Princess Elizabeth

Wedding Bells in October Gloomy England Is Cheered By Enqagqement of Princess

British Princess Elizabeth Reveals Engagement fo Ex-Prince of Greece

British Heir-Apparent Te Wed Former Prince Philipraf Greco Probably In October

“Very, Very mappy”  Best Wishes On Betrothal Are Received  By Elizabeth   Court Circular Tells Of Intent-Of Heiress To Wed Mountbatten

" Princess Elizabeth’s Announcement of Betrothal To Philip Mountbatten Enthusiastically Hailed

Engagement  Of Princess  Is Acclaimed Elizabeth Gets  Messages From All Over World

Britain To Pass  Training Bill      Conscription Measure Heads Toward Final Approval Today.

DODGERS HOLD LEAD ONLY AT THE OPENING   Brooks Are Set Back in Fourth and Trail Rest of Way—Victory Is American Leaguers’ Eleventh Championship.

DODGERS WIN FOURTH GAME ON ONE HIT   Double With Walked Men Aboard With Two Out in Ninth Robs Bevens of No-Hitter and Evens Series Plav.

U.S. Accepts Palestine Partition Plar         Cap Pistols Illegal, Mayor Warns Youngsters; Law Will Be Enforced

Cap Pistols Illegal, Mayor Warns Youngsters; Law Will Be Enforcec

Supreme Court Hears Appeal of UMW Chieftain   No Defiance Given o: Intended, Miners’ Counsel Says

HITS CHANGES INLABOR LAWS   Schwellenbach Says Revision Now Might Foster ‘Chaos’   HERZOG ALSO FLAYS

Seeretary of Labor Before Committee   Schwellenbach Forecasts Reduction in Strikes, Protests Recognition of Cammunijst Parte

SCHWELLENBACK SEES STRIKE DIP   Says, However, Changes Ir Laws Might Mean Chaos

Drastic Laws Could Bring ‘‘Chaos”’  Expects Fewer Strikes For °47, But Cautions  ~ Solons On Labor Moves

Labor Secretary Sees Danger In New Labor Laws   Schwellenbach Fears. Changes May Foster ‘Strife’ And ‘Chaos.’

Schwellenbach Predicts ‘Drastic Reduction’ in Sirikes During ‘47

LABOR SECRETARY SEES STRIKES ON WANE THIS YEAR   Schwellenbach. and Herzog Rap Measures Aimed at ' Corbina Unione

DRASTIC STRIKE DECREASE SEEN   Schwellenbach Tells Congress Peace in Sight Without Curbs,

REPORT BUDGET CUT COMPROMISE   Conference Tentatively  0.K.s $5,250,000,000

Thousands Of Workers Idle. Over Country:   Midnight Beadlina Beaten By UMW . With Aareament:

UAW SIGNS 10 BEAT DEADLINE BY 40 SECONDS   180 Disputes and Tieup of Shipping Threatened as Act Goes Into Effect

138,020 Workers Go On Strike As Law Goes Into Operation, 180 Disputes Represented; UAW Beat Law By Scant 40 Seconds   STRICT PROVISIONS OF LAW IN EFFECT

eT eT ee ee ee a iti tt italia  Taft-Hartley Law in Effec Amid. Labor Difficulties

Thousands Of Workers Idle Over Country  Midniahkt BDeaadiin,   Midnight Deadline Beaten By UMW With Aareement

Full Effectiveness Of Act Hampered By Wide Spread Labor Trouble   Over 135,000 On Strike In 180 Disputes, Quarter Of A Million More Involved  In Crucial Contract Negotiations.

Restrictions ‘aft Law Stir Labor Crise:   Provisions Are Put Effect in Face of Inion Defiance   ) ) ARE ON STRIKE ( JGHOUT NATION   sputes Still to Be  od; Ford Workers Yeat Deadline

Unions Defy U.S. Officials ‘On Labor Law      Regulations Invaked Tast Midnight; New ‘ hreatey

STRICT RULES  OF LABOR LAW ALL IN FORCE   Widespread Difficulties and Fresh Union Defiance Expected by U. S. Officials.

LABOR PLANS TAF T-HARTLEY LAW EVASION   Non-Signing of Red Pledge and Contracts, Court Tests Loom.

Officials Face Many Difficulties  As New Labor Law Becomes Final

Fresh Union Defiance Faces Government As New Taft-Hartley Law Takes Effect

Ten Are Killed In Auto Crash   Train-Auto Crash In Cali fornia Wipes Out Entire Kansas Family

GOP Battles Over Tax Cut   Martin Reasserts Objective of 20 Percent Income Tax Slash

TAX REDUCTIONS NOT ABANDONED   Republicans Not Bound ~~ ™s “Across The Board” . Slash, Says Speaker

MARTIN ASSERTS 20 POT. TAX CUT IS G. 0. P. GOAE   But House Speaker Declares Party Is Not Committed tw an “Across the Board” Reduction,   KNUTSON AND ENGEL IN ANGRY EXCHANGE   Two House Members Almost Come to Blows in Argument on Best Way to Pare Lev jes on Incomes. r

20 Per Cent Cut Holds But Method Still at Issue  Republican ‘Family’   Republican ‘Family’ Row Almost Flares Into a Fist Fight

House Speaker Reassures  GOP Tax Cut Objective   Statement Comes After Party Fight That Nears Fisticuffs In Capitol Cafeteria; Says Income Tax Cut Of 20 Per Cent Right

GOP kamily Battle i lares Over Lax Cutting Methods; Martin Reasserts Objective

GOP Tax Policy Reasserted by ASpeaker Martin   Not Bound by ‘Across The Board’ Income Levy Cut

Solons’ Quarrel on Tax Cutting Method Flares To Verge of Fisticuffs

GOP Position On Income Tax  Cut Clarified  Martin Says Party Is Not Committed to $A amnee.-Raard’ Rlach

10 Per Cent Tax Cut Still GOP’s Goal, Martin Says Makes Statement After Family” Row

MARTIN CLAIMS 20-PERCENT CUT ONLY OBJECTIVE   GOP Is Not Committed To Across-Board Slash, He Says   POSSIBLE SLASH BUT ONE OF THREE GOALS

Martin Reasserts GOP Tax Cutting Objective   Adds Kepublicans Not Committed ‘To Any Across The Board Slash

Tax Objectives Reasserted hy Speaker Martin  Method of Cutting Levies Nearly. Precipitates Fight

GOP MEMBERS IRONING OUT TAX PROBLEMS   Speaker Martin Says There Will Be No ‘Across Board” Slash

Ask Removal of. Sugar Controls  eh te wane   Draft Memorial After Full Fledged Debate

After Fiery Row, State Senate Asks Sugar Control End  Memorializes Solons In Washington to  Cran Cammadity

Session Ended By Legislature   Another Meeting Helk Likely As Solons Head For Home

Security Fund Shortage Sure To Bring Call   Long, Stormy Seesian Ends

(Drank Rainwater Three American Seamen Are Picked \Up After Being Adrift For 19 Days

Planes Find Trio Adrift 18 Days  On Minesweepers Lost in Pacific

CASTAWAYS ARE RESCUED AT SEF   3 U. S. Seamen, Afloat 19 Days, Kept Alive by Rain Water

Minesweeper  Group Found   Navy Plane Rescues Three U. S. Seamen

Plane Finds Missing Minesweepers: Weak Radio Signals Pilot Rescuers

PLANE SIGHTS 3 ADRIFT IN PACIFIC   PATROL CRAFT SETS OUT TO RESCUE TRIO ON MINESWEEPERS ig DAYS.

Patrol Craft Goes To Rescue of  4 Minesweepers  All Reported Well By 3 Men Aboard; Planes Keep Watch

wie SE am  Kt        “lane of 27 and 1912 Law Class to Rave Dinnere

PLAN TWO MORE REUNIONS   K. U. Clase of °27 and 1912 Law Class to Have Dinners

$35,500,000 FOR HOUSING   Senate Passes Authorization for Completion of Veteran Unita

Auto, Train Collide, Nine People Killec   Car Hits Backing Engine in. Southern Iilinois City

Speeding Auto. Dragged 50 Feet In Illinois. Tragedy   Nine Young People Are Killed in Path of Backing Switch Locomotive

‘The Farmer Takes A Wife  Thousands Cheer As Man Takes Bride He Won Through Mail

Loneliness Lifted  » 300 Cheer "Kiss Her” As Farmer Meets Woman He Won Through Mail

FARMER TAKES WIFE, BY MAil   Lonely Hearts Letter: Bring On Wedding At North Adams, Mass.

Russ Balking At Austrian Treaty, Report   Won’t SignWith Present Cabinet, Red Leader Says:

Say Reds Won't Sign Peace Pact   Want Present Austrian Government Ousted, Notable Says

Moscow Wants New Regime In Austria   Report From Vienna Comes  In Midst of Series of Red Pushes.

Red Move To Control Austria Appears Near   Moscow Not To Sigr Peace Treaty Witl Present Government

Communists Bid For Control Of Austria   Spokesman Says Russia Will Never Sign Treaty With Conservative Dominated Govt,

Russ Balk At Austrian Peace Pact   Won't Sign Treaty  As Long As Present Gevernment Remains, Red Savs In Vienna

Russ Pictured As Demanding Shift as Price or Peace Pact   Report Follows Swift Series of Moves in Eastern Europe

Party Leader Asks New Government   Russia Is Reported Refusing to Sign Present Peace Pact

Reds May Refuse To Sign Austrian Treaty of Peace   Communist Party Member Says Power of Conservative Dominated Cabinet Fiest Must be Limited

Reds Dissatisfied With Government of - Austria, It’s Said   Treaty May Never Reach Approval Stage While Fig] Holds Power

Demand — Change In Austria   Russian Refusal. to Sign Treaty With Present Government Reported By High Red

‘God With Us, Pilot of Wrecked Aircratt Says   Dramatic Story Reveals 3 Victims Buried Beneath Wing

ANTARCTIC FLIERS PRAISE BOSTON PILOT   6 Rescued From Desolate Waste After 2 Weeks

SURVIVORS ANTARCTIC CRASH SAVED   Six Are Flown Back to Carrier Pine tsland

4 Three Left Behind, Buried on Polar Ice Pack : Six Survivors Tell How Explosion of Byrd Expedition Plane Marooned Ther

‘God Was With Us’ Say Six Survivors Of Crash of Byrd Plane in Antarctic

6 Antarctic Flyers Tell - Of Struggle   One Badly Hurt; Buried Comrades at Scene; Skilful Landing.

Polar Flyers, Safe on Ship, Tell of Crash   6 Survivors Report Plane Hit Mountain, Exploded in Mid-Air

Six Navy Men Rescued From Antarctic Wasteland; Plane Exploded from Ice Friction

SKILL, COURAGE AND LUGK SAVEI 6 POLAR FLIERS   “Three of Crew Killed When Plane Crashed On Ice

British, U.S. To Level 682 Reich Plant:   Razing of Germany's War  Factories Set Despite ; GteiLe Thrente

682 German Plants To Be Dismantled  fe   Proposal Meets Strike Threat, Other Obstacles

U. S.. Britain To Raze 682  German Plants   Action Decided Upon Despite Determined Teutonic Opposition

682 REICH PLANTS TO BE TORN DOWN; 0 OWNED BY KRUPP   Dismantling of Factories in American and British Zones Ordered Despite Strike Threats.   RUHR AND RHINELAND VALLEYS TO LOSE 294   Union Leaders Protest Plax Which Will Be Carried Out With Military Force,  if Necessary.

Workers Threaten Sit-Down Strikes .  Wrecking Of German Factories Planned :

Dismantling Of 682 German Plants Planned   Germans Threaten Non-Co-operation  And Talk of Strikes

Zones Order 682 Reich Plants Razed  AGM Dealteatan (Cn   AMG, Britain Going Ahead Despite Threat of Strikes

German Plants To Be Wrecked ByBritish, U.S.   Plans To: Wreck. Indus. tries Bring Threat .. of Strikes

682 Reich Plants Ordered Levelled Despite Threats  Germans Say They Won't (o-operate

682 FACTORIES IN GERMANY TO BE DISMANTLED   U. LS., British Military Government Officials Mmrtmerne Doemmuwn prranny

THIS IS EXACT STORY OF CALL TO PRESIDENCY   Sad Circumstances of Truman’s Summons Told First Time

Harry Truman—Shoved by Fate Into World’s Toughest Job—Begins Third Year as President of United “States

DEWEY BRINGS UP WATERWAY PROJECT   Says If Fed. Gov’t Won't Build It, New York Will

WALLACE HINTS AT THIRD PARTY   Depression Can Mean War, Says Former Vice President

SENATE OKAYS FALL PRIMARY   Approves Legislation to Fix Sept. 9 for Primary In Odd-Numbered Years

More Signers Are Gained for Civic Center Vote  Petitions Request Election to-: . RytlA Cepeda Ditvws

More Signers Are Gained for  Civic Center Vote Petitions Request Election to Build Sports Plant

Youth Training Urged in Report By Commission  Long Range Defense Program May be   Long Range Defense Program May be Delayed until Next Session of Congress

Merger Passage May Be Answer From Conaress   Commission Proposes Year of Schooling for All Youths of Nation

No Congressional Action Expected On Universal Training This Year

Congress Slow To Act On Draft   Unification Bill Only One To Get Through This Year

Unification Bill’s Passage Is Predicted   May Be Only Answer Congress Will Give Te Plea For Military Training Law

Training Bill Hope Slight   Too Near End of This Session of Congress; Merger Act Possible

CHARGES OF BRUTALITY IN TEXAS PRISONS BRINGS HOUSE PLEA FOR INTERIM BODY TO PROBE SYSTEM   MERGER IS LIKELY TO BE CONGRESS’ ONLY ANSWER TO STRONG TRAINING PLEA

SUPPORTERS ADVANCE ARMED SERVICE UNIFICATION BILL AS PARTIAL ANSWER TO PRESIDENTIAL CAL’. FOR NEW LAW

Congress Not Likely To Act This Year On Presidential Commission’s Recommendation For Quick Preneredness.

Unification Plan Said Answer  To Military Needs   President’s Commission Calls for Enactment Of Immediate Universal Training Law But Lawmakers Are Split Sharply Over Idea

Delay Seen. In Threat To U. S. Military Plans   CONGRESS UNLIKELY TO ACT ON UNIVERSAL TRAINING

NO TRAINING PLAN ACTION SEEN IN 1947   Congressmen Do Not Ex pect to Take Up Universal Military Service Idea, but Urge Army. Navy Merger Law.

Unification Measure Seen Congress’ Only Answer Now To Quick Preparedness Plea

RUSSIA KEEPS — ‘LEASED SHIPS; "NO PAYMENTS            CONGRESS INFORMED SOVIE1  UNION WILL NOT DISCUSS  _ . RETURN OF 85. : <> VESSELS ‘

REDS HOLDING 95 U.S, SHIPS      Refuse to Discuss Returr Maritime Official Tells Congress

Communist Party Moves Into U.S., British Area Without Authorization

WAR DEAD ARRIVE AT 5. F. TODAY   3,000 Bodies of U. S. War Dead O: Funeral Ship

3.000 Bodies Arrive For  Reburials   Honda Knot First Ship To Arrive At San Francisco

FUNERAL SHIP ARRIVES WITH PACIFIC DEAD.   Three Thousand Caskets In Her Hold Bring Boys to Home Shores

Honda Knot Docks With 3.000 Aboard   Golden Gate Is Opened For Vanguard Of 180,000 “Boys Who Didu’t Come Back.”

NATION HONORS WORLD WAR DEAL   Ist of Bodies Reach Pacific Coast Port

First Shipment Of Overseas War Dead In Today   Memorial Service in Frisco Today For Honored Occupants of 3,000 Caskets.

Former: ‘Navy Plane  Available: Fo ‘or Charter Flights From LeMars

REDS’ ECONOMY THREATENED BY RUNS ON BANKS   Panic Buying Also Follows Rumor That Government Will Devalue Ruble

Panie Buying  Soviet Russia Economy Hit By Big Wave Of Bank Runs   Many Stores Forced To Close As Rumor Of Devaluation Heard

Bank Runs, Panic Plaguing Soviet Economic System   Stores Are Forced To Close As Reds Go On Buying Spree

Panic Buying in Russia Reported  Say Tightly Managed Communist Economy To Be in Serious Trouble

RUSSIA FINDS OWN ECONOMY PLAN IMPERILED   Report Bank Runs, Panic Buying in Large Soviet Cities

Soviet Buying Panic   Rumor of Currency Devaluation Report“edly Brings Run On Both Stores and Banks

Economy Panic Raises Doubts Among Soviets   Propagauida Reports Seent ingly Buekfire As Value OL Ruble Drops To Half

Bank Runs Are Reported On In Russia   Wave Of Panic Buyine ‘Said To. ‘Mave. Forced. Many Stores To Close

Bank Runs And Panic Buying Grips Russia   Moscow’s Propaganda Against Capitalism Backhres.

@ BANK RUNS. PANIC BUYING FOLLOW RUBLE DEVALUATION RUMORS Russia’s Communist Economy Is Reported To Be in Trouble

Reports Tell of Red y in  Serious Trouble   People Losing Faith Despite Constant Pranacanda,. Relief

Panic Buying Run on Bank: Upset Russia  Ruble Devaluation   Ruble Devaluation Rumors Imperiling Economy of Nation

Stores Closed By Spreading Buying Wave   ‘Rumors Say That ’ Ruble Is About  .Tea Re Devalued

Russian Economy Is in Trouble.as Bank Runs Begin   Reports Ave Being Given Out by Russian Itself and Diplomats”  L Weich Value

WAVE OF BANK RUNS AND PANIC RUVING RV REDS   Managed Communist Economy Reported In Trouble      Other Cities Of Soviet Area Also Are Affected

Bank Runs, Panic Buying Reported In Soviet Cities   “Moice of America” Tells of Russian Reaction fo Ruble Devaluation Rumor

Soviet Money Trouble Hinted   Panic Buying And Bank Runs Felt  In Moscow

Panic Buying, Runs on Banks Grip hussia   Washington Hears Red Citizens Fear Ruble Devaluation And Higher Prices

Bank Runs and Panic Buying Shake Russia   Rumors Ruble Is to Be Devaluated Sets off Rush to Withdraw Money. Stores Close

BARUCH WARNS NOT TO CUT TAXES NOW   Sheald Reduce Expenditures, Presi dential Adviser Says; Veorhees Fer Slash

Baruch Fights.  Cut in Taxes   U. S. Steel Aide Says Slash Will Help Business

‘Supplies Flown To Tornado Victims   Aid Rushed To Area - Damaged By Storm

GERMAN LEADER STILL MISSING   DISAPPEARS FROM SOVIET ZONE — ASSASSINATION THEORY ABANDONED,

Dwindling Meat Supplies Mark Crisis In Spiraling Costs; Revolt May Bring Some Help.

Meat Buying - Falls Sharply   Butcher Shops Report Busi. ness Off as U.S. Housewives Tighten Purse Strings.

Butcher ‘Shops Say “Meat. Sales Are -Going Down   __Buyer_. Resistance. Forming  Against High Prices.

SHARP FALL IN MEAT BUSINESS   Housewives Across Nation   Resist High Prices

Butcher Shop Prices Drive Buyers Away   Housewives Have Tightened Their Purse Strings «

Meat Purchases Drop Over Natior   Market Owners Find Buyer Resistance Gaining Momentum

Meat Sales in Dive With Public Bucking Rising Food Prices   Buyer Resistance Mounts in U.S. As Butcher Shops Feel First Blow; Volume Off 35 Pet. in Some Cities

Resistance : Is Fight On High Prices   Country-wide Check Shows Housewives: Cutting Down Due To Rising Costs

Buyers’ Strike Brings Meat Sale Decrease   Housewives Resist Zooming Prices In Be Ci

Buyer Resistance to Higher Prices Cuts Meat Sales 25 to 35 Per Cent

Work On WES Radio lower Near Completior   Marksman Scores Two Bulls-Eyes In One Shot—Gets Colonel   Butchers Report Business Drop As Buyer Resistance Picks Up

THREE MAJOR FOREST FIRES RAGE TODAY   Add To Misery. And Destruction In New Hyoland   ININETEEN DEAD   Six Thousand Home: less, Property Damaoe 295 Million

Three Forest Fires Race  fUncontrotied Through New England Districts

More Than 6,000 Are Homeless As Firebugs Add to Fires In Six Woodland States.

Three Major — Forest Fires in New England   Blazes Have Taken 19 Lives; 25 Million In Property Damage

MODERATE COLD, DRY NAY 1S FORECAST FOR CEREMONY IN AUSTIN  _ JESTER, SHIVERS WILL BE SWORN IN ON SMALL PLATFORM AT CAPITOL

Drainage District ~ Wants Community to Aid in Preventive Project   SITUATION IS CRITICAL

HOMES IN DANGER ~ OF RIVER SLICING   Drainage District Wants Community to Aid in Preventive Project   SITUATION IS CRITICAL

‘Little Marshall Plan’ for Middle East Being Studied hy Cammittee

CITY TRAFFIC DEATHS DROP   5 of Ohio's Largest Centers Report 1947 Toll Less Than 1946.

—FIVE REPORT DECREASES— Traffic Deaths Gain ©  In Canton, Cincinnati

Fewer Traffic Deaths In Five Major Ohio Cities:  Cincinnati, Canton Report Increased Fatalities

ABUSIVE PASSENGER IS SLAIN BY CONDUCTOR   23-Year-Old Oklahoman Killed Alter Roaming Threngh Dark gun BWulleacn Secilanx

Abusive Man Killed Aboard  Texas Train  guy Fg; a   Conductor Fires In Self Defence

Man Killed While Terrorizing Train   Shot by Katy Conducto: On Oklahoma Run

Train Passenger Killed by Bullet  Conductor Shoots in Self-Defense

TRAIN CONDUCTOR KILLS PASSENGER   OKLAHOMAN SHOT DEAD AFTER CREATING DISTURBANCE ON TEXAS SPECIAL.

POSTOFFICE AT GALENA RAZED   Fire Destroys Bullding bu Mall Records Saved by Slerk.

Reach School Bill Agreement  Committee Plans   Committee Plans No New Taxes

Conference Group Agrees on Bill For School Aid  Suggest 6'2 Million   Suggest 6'2 Million More in Aids and No More Taxes

New Proposal Would Authorize Use Of $6,575,000 Annually From General Fund

Willie Francis Calm As Hour for Second Execution Nears   Is Unaware Highest Court Heard and Rejected Pleas

Willie Francis Calm As Hour for Second Execution Nears  i Ea eee gree 2 a Ser   Is Unaware Highest Court Heard and Rejected Pleas

Lewis Takes UMW Out of AFL Over Affidavit Deat   First ‘Walk’ Occurred Ten Years Ago; Had Left ClO, Too

Increase in Wool Tariff Draws Fire   Secretary Marshall Says It Would Interfere With Trade Negotiations

WOOL TARIFF BILL OPPOSED BY MARSHAL   Secretary Says Plan Might Upset Trade  Agreements

Marshall  Flays Woo Tariff Bill   Says Measure Would Complicate Work .at Geneva Conferenc:

nate Committee Named To Probe Liquor Agency   ance of Permits, Purchases, Employment Practices To Come under Investigation

REPRIEVE GIVEN CONDEMNED MAN   Cherry Grants Stay Of Execulion For Negro Convicted Of Murdering Land. Jord; Additional Evidence Reine Prepared.

Slight Drop In Prices Noted   Fraction Of A Percent Clipped From Wholegale Figures. °° ~

Slight Sag In Wholesale Prices Noted   Truman Directs — Cabinet To Put Heat on Industry

Truman May Act To Keep U.S. Papers   Morgenthau and Ickes Withdrawal of Government Documents Back of Idea

CABINET FILES MUST REMAIN WITH OFFICES   Morgenthau and Ickes Alleged to Have Taken Papers When  They Left Office   ICKES CHALLENGES ANY WITHDRAWAL CHARGE:

TRUMAN MAY TAKE ACTION   ‘Would Halt Withdrawal  of Official Papers

GOP Approves Extension of Exeise Taxes   Knutson Says Revenue Necessary to Permit Income Tax Cut and Payments on Debt

GOP TAX LEADERS SEE EYE TO EYE WITH DEMO CHIEF   Agree With Truman That Lux ury Taxes Must Be Con: tinued Indefinitely

High Excise Taxes Will Continue, Republicans Say  Decision Will Permit Reduction for Levies Upon Incomes

High Rates On Liquors To Be Kept   GOP Leaders Still Hope Ta Cit Income Taxes 20 Per Cent; Quick Approval Seen   Study Of Budget’ To Begin Monday   Capehart Asserts Portal Pay Claims May Cause Delay In Program Of Levy Slash

GOP IN FAVOR OF EXTENDING EXCISE TAXES   But Republicans Still Plan to Reduce Income Tax Rate 20 Percent

Excise Tax Te Be Continued   Republicans Agree To Keep Luxury Rates But Cut Income Tax

Republicans’  Move Comes As Surprise   Position Reversed By House Members In Committee Parle,

GOP STANDS PAT ON PLAN TO CUT INCOME TAX 20%  AIvcCe AOCCA 1 inUT   GIVES GREEN LIGHT TO CONTINUANCE OF HIGH EXCISE RATES

Republicans Favor Truman's Request   Renewed Determination Voiced To Cut Individual Income Taxes

GOP, Truman In Agreement On Excise Rates   Tax Managefs in ‘Favor of Leaislation

GOP Managers Do About Face On Excise Taxes   Agree To Back  Truman Plea

Tax on Liquors To Be Continued   ‘Furs; reg Will Remain on Tax List

GOP Tax Heads Okay Keeping Excise Levy   Renew Determination To Slash Income Payments 20%; Aaree With Truman

Quick Tax Legislation   Republicans Ahead On Laws to Continue High Excise Rates

GOP 10 KEEP WARTIME EXCISE TAXES IN EFFECT   Determined To Cut Income Tax By 20 Percent

GOP Tax Managers Give Green Light To To Bill Continuing Wartime Excise Rates

GOP Tax Managers Give Green Light On High Excise Tax   Surprise Move Puts Party On Side With Truman on Issue

EXCISE LEVIES WILL CONTINUE AS ERFECTIVE   There Will Be No Letup Insofar As Luxuries Are Involved

Republican Group Approves Bill ‘Continuing High Excise Tax Rates

Income Tax Cut Outlook Good   Levies On Luxury Items Will Remain

Green Light For Extension Of Excise Tax   Republicans Express Determination to Cut Income Taxes

GOP Willing To Continue High Excise Taxes   Income: Tax Cut Possible With Luxury Levies

One Army General Contending Cavalry Has Definite Place in Armed Services

Senator Speaks Out on Special Session Issue   Thinks Large Number Of Issues Demand Return Of Congress This Fall

Vandenberg Calls For Aid Program   Hatch Favors Return to Work For Congress Early This Fall

OTHERS WARN OF DELAY IN ECONOMIC AID   Michigan Senator for Concrete Program  By President

Vandenberg Asks Report On Aid Plan  ‘Congress Recall Up to Truman’

Vandenberg Says Session Up To Truman   Senator Hatch Colls For Early Return by Conaress

Vandenberg Says Truman  Should Decide   Hetch in Favor of Reconvening Concress Early

SEN.. VANDENBERG SAYS A PROGRAM IS NECESSARY   Congress. Should Be Provided With One For International Aid.   FOR SPECIAL SESSION?   Left to President Truman the Decision on This Subject. '

Vandenberg Calls for Concrete Foreign Aid Program Before Congress Is Called into Special Fall Session

Decision On Call Up  To Truman   ADMINISTRATION SHOULD GIVE CONGRESS CONCRETE PRCGRAM., VANDENBERG SAYS

Extra Session  ‘Up To Truman   Vandenberg Sees N: Need For Calling _ f Congress

Governor And Admiral Visit   Official Greetings Made This Morning At Annapolis.

Britain Reduces American Credit  $850, 00 Used Since Firs? of July 

Senate oh Ac         Banking Goma Called to Consider Republican Measure

Senate To Revive Anti-Inflation Bill   Taft Calls Committee To Seek Passage In Senate After House Republicans Fail

TO PREVENT REPEAL   Dry Forces Adopt Program of Ednealion and Appeal ie People

Houce Cammittee Delave Vote on New Tax Bi!   Praminent French General Called for Questioning

RUHR COAL MINES  CLOSED IN STRIKE   Hunger Demonstration In British Zone Draws  250.000.

@ HISTORY IN THE NEWS  One-Word Telegram Sent From Mattoon Saved Union in ’64

Debate Is Opened On Labor Control   Representative Claims Southern Sclons Will Support Sweeping Curbs On Unions

Jerusalem Caf Is Bombed and More Die .   British Sergeant Kicked to Death by Arabs

Government Maintains Its Control   Colonial Treops Are Sent to Strikebound Port

Two Executed For Murders   Allen Black and Peter Ewell Pay With  Lives for Crimes

Sen. Bridges Says He'd Favor ULS. Footing Occupation Costs, Running British Occupation Zone

Bridges Favors Paying German Occupatior Costs ‘If U. S. Is Allowed fo Run Show’

U. 5. NAVY PARTY INVOLVED IN FIGHT WITH CHINESE MEN   Landing Group Searching for Downed Plane Attacked by Hostile Force in Red Territory.   AMERICAN SAILORS SAID UNINJURED

U.S. Landing Party Fights  Guerrillas In Chinese Area   Mix in Communist Territory After Malung Landing to Hunt Downed Pilot

ATTACK MADE ~-BY GUERRILLAS   Navy Presses Search For Lost Pilot

YANK LANDING PARTY BATTLES WITH CHINESE   Search for Lost Flyer Ends In Pitched Battle with Guerrillas

Boroughs Get Broader Powers   Provides Salaries For Councilmen, Supervisors

Jewish Legislators In Protest Walkout   British Policy Protested As Ambassador Mounts Rostrum

JEWISH DELEGATES SNUB AMBASSADOR   Baltimore Members Leave House Chamber When British Eoveyr Arrives

Dulles Says U.S. Foreign Policy Must Be One of Firmness with Red:

New Regime Seated Firmly dn Ecuador  Doo eam Closed To n Of   ' Door Seems Closed To Return Of Ousted President

ECUADOR HAS 3RD GOVT. IN 10 DAY PERIOD   Counter-Revolutionary Forces Take Over; Nation Is Calm

DoorSlammed For Ex-Ecuador Chief   Saurez Counter-Revolutionary Regime Would Bar Re-Entry Of Exiled Ibarra

Ecuador Gets Its Third President Within Ten Days   Vice.” ident Suarez phesis: 5: eturn  of Former Chief

Suarez Takes Ecuador Helm Pending Vote   Ibarra, Headed to Capital. Finds Himeelf Barred;  Monchaen: Miscatnw

ECUADOR UNDER JRO GOVERNMENT   Suarez Seats His Party Firmly in Power After Turbulent 10 Davs

CALM PREVAILS INSIDE ECUADOF   Counter - Revolutionary Government Firmly Seated In Power

ECUADOR-HEAD DENIED RETURN   Chief of State Ousted By Rebels Refused Post By Counter-Revolutionists

Counter - Revolutionists © Seize Power In Ecuador   Door Closed To Return Of President Ibarra—Two Chiefs Of State Forcibly  Ousted Fram Office 

ECUADOR REBELS TAKE OVER REINS — OF GOVERNMENT   Deposed President Velasco Ibarra, Flying Back to Country, to Be Barred From Office,   LEADERS HOLD HE “ABANDONED POST”   Country Calm After Turbu lent 10 Days in Which Dwo Chiefs of State Were Forcibly Ousted.

Dr. Veintimila Makes it Plain President Ibarra Can’t Come Back;  - Army Unit at Guayquil  ‘* (Wants Him.

Brewers Pledge Savings by Use Of Substitutes   Small Business Group Advises 4-Step Plan To ‘Unfreeze” Stocks

Ask Action To Get Grain To Markets  Other Foods Als Being Held: Back.

A 4-Point Plan Is Suggested By Committee   Government Ureed to Act . By Small Business Ad visory Group

Babson Tells His Views Of Harry Truman   NOTED ECONOMIST PAYS VISIT TO MISSOURI TOWN

Georgia J udge Rules Against T almadge in Governor Dispute   Decision Contends Legislature Had No Right to Elect Chief Executive for the Sinie

COURT RULES LT. GOVERNOR RIGHTFUL HEAD      Trial of 2nd Action Gets Under Way In Georgia

Bob Hannegan Quits to Head St. Louis Cards   ° Jessie. Denaldson . “Appointed ° ‘Chief’ of ~ Postal: Department

cre career eae, —mnnen (1) ner ee mur nee cr  DLIMMY OR THe FliTiliec

MERCURY SET FOR NEW CLIMB   “Stink” Bugs Ride Into Ohio On Winds Blowing Out Of Southland

Mechanical Brain Hailed By British  25 Times Smarter Than American Counterpart

DE GAULLE CALLS UPON FRENCH FOR TOLITICAL BACKING   Wants French to Form Political Party to Prevent. Dictatorship, Anarchy

PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK AT JOINT PONERESS SESSION   Nation Will Also: Hear De' tails of Mediterranean facia

U. S. To Hear Greek Issue   President Will Speak Before Congress And Nation Wednesday

President To Speak To Nation To Present His View On Loan To Greece

Pres. Truman Will Address Nation Wed.   Matter of Loan  To Greece Will Roa Wwiertcea,]

Joint Session To Hear Talk In Behalf Of Loan   Group Meets Witt President At The White House

Greek Loan To Be Discussed By President   Joint Session Of Congress Wili Be Held Wednesday

Truman Will Address Congress Wednesday Outlining Aifitude Toward Greek Appeal for Help

Congress Talk (On Greek Loan   4g President to Speak Wednesday Noon on ‘The ‘Whole Situation

PRESIDENT 10 ASK GREEK AID WEDNESDAY   To Speak Before Joint Session of Congress

TRUMAN WILL ADVISE NATION ABOUT GREECE   President to Discuss Situation Wednesday at Joint Session of Congress.

Truman to Make Talk or Greek Loan   Joint Session Of Congress to Heor President

Decision Made After Parley With Leaders   13 Party Chieftains Meet at White Hous

TRUMAN TO SPEAK WED. ON GREECE   “Will ‘Address ~The Nation and The Congréss

Truman To Talk Before Congress On Greek Loan   Speech Wednesday Scheduled After Candid Conference At White House

Truman Will Speak For Greek Loan   President To Address Congress Wednesday Noon

TALK ON GREECE DUE WEDNESDAY   President T rum an Will Address Session Of Congress

Truman Plans Joint Congress Session to Speak About Greece   [Schedule Talk at Noon Wednesday After Confab With Party Leaders

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital Summarized by Al   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Truman Will Address U.S. on Greek Crisis  Talk Slated Wednesday Afternoon; Top Legislators Sit With President

Congressmen To Hear President s Plea Wednesday   Chief Executive and Solons Confer on Issue at White House

ASK GREEK AID WEDNESDAY   To Speak Before Joint Session of Congress

President Has Conference On Foreign Policy   ‘Meets With Congressional  Leaders To Discuss Attitude Of U. S.   EXPECT DECISION TO BE PRESENTED

TRUMAN WILL SPEAK BEFORE CONGRESS ON GREEK ISSUE   Will Address Joint Session Wednesday At Noon, Is Report

Loan for Greece fo Be Discussed Before Congress   Truman to Appear on Wednesday at a Joint Session of Lawmakers

President Truman To Discuss Greek Loan Situation At Joint Session Of House And Senate

President Will Address Nation On Aid To Greece   Talk To Joint Session Wednesday Noon Will Give Details Of Plan

President Schedules Greek Talk   Chief Executive Will Broadeast Address On Greek Situation And Near East

TRUMAN TO TELI NATION DETAILS ON GREEK LOAN   Will Address Joint Session of Congress ~ Conter ning Policy

TOP CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS MEET WITH PRESIDENT MONDAY  PLAN TO ADDRESS JOINT SENATE, HOUSE SESSION REVEALED BY SOLONS

PRESIDENT TO GIVE VIEWS ON GREEK CRISIS   me cree! SPEECH TO BE DELIVERED ' WEDNESDAY . WILL PROBABLY BE BROADCAST - TO, THE NATION

WILL DISCUSS LOAN TO GREECE   Important Subject Will be Put Beo fore Joint Session of Congress by, President Truman Wednesday.

Truman Plans Talk Wednesday Telling of Plan for Greece   Nation, Joint Session Will Hear About U. S. Loan to Forestall Reds

Nation Will Hear Talk Wednesday    Proposed Aid To Greece Is Not Believed 3 To Include Use Of U. S. Military Forces “

Greek Crisis Parley Topic   Truman And Congressional Leaders Diseyssine The. Situation ~

Truman Talks Wednesday On Greek Loan   Joint Session to Hear Vital Message Vandenberg Reveals

Big Four Show Litfle Progress   Russians Insist on Generalizations, False Accusations

Big Four Parley Meets New Snags On German Treaty   Neither Side Appears Ready to Make Compromise on Unification

WIDEN SEARCH FOR SUSPECTS RENCH PLOT       “Hunt. Spreads to French Army Zones of Germany, Austria ‘for. Conspirator:

Auto of 1948 Unlikely to Appear Soon   Carmakers Too Busy on Preduction of Current Models

A Long Wait in Prospect For "48 Model Cars   Even Production of Current Models Not Enougt To Meet Demand 

Police Search For Three Men Following Complicated Robbery ‘Of Terre Haute Supermarket

Robbers Abduct Four, Take $800   Police Seek Three who Tied up Two Families While Entering Safe

PETRILLO HAS NEW RADIO BAN   Concerns Union Music on  AM, FM Stations

New York's Cotton Exchange Closes   Board Is Shut Down by Strike of 103 Employes

Scientists Hail Offer Of U. S. To Share A-Bomb By-Products With Foreign Nations

U. §. TO SHARE ATOMIC AID 10 FIGHT DISEASE   20 Radioisotopes to Be Offered to Quailified Foreign Users

TRUMAN'S OFFER OF ONE  . ATOMIC BY-PRODUCT PRAISED BY RESEARCH  ~~~“ GONGRESS © —-————

U.S. Awaiting Aleman Visit   Gigantic Welcome Planned in Capital

LeMars Business  Women At State _  Meeting This Week Attend BPW Club  Conference Des Moines

Russian Reply Qn Compromise Being Awaited   But French And British See End Of Confer ence Today.

Strong Wind Brings “Duster” to Emporia   45-mile an Hour Gale Fills Air with Dirt-Demace ata Hocnjinl

Strong Wind Brings  ’’Duster”-to Emporia   45-mile an Hour Gale Fills Air with Dirt—Damacae ot a Hotnital

Consider Act fo Control Lobbying  Keystone of Sigler Campaign Lost Year

Report Progress On Lobbying Bill   Sigler’s Measure Back In Senate

Weekend Mishaps Claim 25 Lives   State Prepares To Enforce Safety Rules Tomorrow

Midw: fest Hot Wave Moving Tow vards East   Sizzling Temperatures Promised To Strike In New England Also; Will Wt Ahnnit Gundtaw

East Is Due For Heat Treatment   At Least Three More Days of Warm Weather Forecast

DUROCHER AND LARRAINE DAY DIVORCE RULING IS ISSUED   SUSPENDED BROOKLYN MAN. AGER AND ACTRESS NOT MAHRIED IN EYES OF CALIFORNIA

Judge Rules Lippy May Be Laraine’s Hubby Elsewhere but Not in California

SOVIET UNION DELAYS WORK OF BIG FOUR  Future of Italian Col  Future of Italian Colonies Left Up In Air Due to Moscow Tactics.

Denver Veteran Of World War I Is VFW Commander   Election Concludes National Encampment— Housing Is Stressed

GIMBEL STORE OFFICIAL DIES   Jacques Blurn, President O: Retail Firm, Succumbs  To Heart Attack

Income Tax Cut in Senate   Debate Storts on Bill for Slash Of 4 Billion

Senate Moves to Debate Tax Cut Bill   Proposal Presented in House to Freeze Social Levies

SENATE STARTS DEBATE ON TAX REDUCTION BILL   Showdown On _ Delaying $4 Billion Tax Cut  Question Nears

Democrats Hope to Delay Tax Bill Until June 10 But Didn’t Try Tues:  dav.

Democrats Try Delaying Talks On Sharp Cut  House Moves To Half Social Security Rise

Tax Cut Bill Called Up for Senate Debate  rw ee A\¢ , aoe } _l   Legislation Would Make Annual Slash Of %4.000,000,000

?-Year Freeze Of Social Levy  Urged in House   Democrats Expected to Move for Delay Lntil June LO on Tax Edict

Economy-Ruled Congress Seeks Lower Taxation   Cuts in Income Taxes and Freezing Social Security Urged

Bill To Slash Income Taxes ToBe Debated   Moves To Keep Social Taxes From Rising Develops In House

Tax Cut Bill Is Called Up For Debate In Senate  Democrats Seek Delay to June 10; Secial Security Ta: ‘Freeze’ Sought

Debate On  Legislation  Is On Today   Demos Seck Delay Until Government Finances Clearer

Senate Debate On Tax Bill To Start Today  Ceanatar Gaasae   Senator George Will Attempt To Postpone Action

Seething In Palestine   Arrest 30 Jews After Last Nizht’s Clash: Stones, Knives Used

Marshall in Slap at Russ Government   Secretary Says ‘t's Difficult to Have Respect for Soviets’

Molotov Renews His Bitter Attack   Western Powers ‘Scored at Parley

Renewed Red Villfication of Allies Chilled   U: S. ‘Official Observes Tt ls Difficult to Respect Russ Dianity

Molotov May Defer Reparations Claim For German Unity  Expect Soviet Leader To Clarify Situation In Statement Today

More Attacks In Statement To Bia Four   Hard To Respect So. viet Government — Marshall Says.

Marshall Snaps Back at Soviet   Hard to Have Respect for Moscow, Reply to Malatey Inaulis

ATTACK ON ALLIES RENEWEL BY MOLOTOV   Marshall Says It’s Difficult to Have any Respect for Soviet Government

Marshall irked By New Molotov Attack on West   Respect for Soviet Dignity Difficult, ~ Says Secretary °

Latest Molotov Attack in Councii lres U.S., British   Both Marshall and Bevin Comment on Methods Used by  Ti esmetecue Kaneoncce

Red Attack Renewed in  Big 4 Meet ~ Marshall, Bevin  ~~ Answer Molotov

Marshall in Rebuff N To Molotov Asserts B Respect Is Difficult Ti   New School Bond Issue  Trv in’48

RENEWS ATTACK ON WESTERN POWERS   American Officials Reported Molotov Before Foreign Ministers Council.

19 Miners Killed In British Blast   Peace Treaty ls Ratified By Romania   Preacher Held for Selling ‘Numbers’   Mississippians Pay Last Respect to Bilbo   1,500 Laid Off at Norwood GM Plants   Toledo Unions Challenge Labor Act Validity in Ad

Tractor Accident Fatal to Farmer  Joseph Dauterman Killed in Field

MEN TAKEN AFTER HOLDUP AT TEMP]   Four Columbus Residents Try Robbery of Candy Store At Danville

GOP Leadership Heckling Grows   Defection of Liberal Bloc Imperil: Republican Legislative Program

Gift Food to Assist Europeans   Luckman Says Move an Important Part of Relief Program

With Movieland Sendofft— Friendship Train to — Leave Coast Tonight

JOURNEY BEGUN BY FOOD TRAIN   Hollywood Stars Give Movieland Sendoff To Good-Will Choo-Choo

Friendship Train Leaves Tonight; Will Bear Food Gifis for Europe

Food-Laden Friendship Train Leaves With Christmas Presents For Europe

Friendship Train Given Send-Off  -Hollywood-Launches.. Cross-Country Trip

New Checter TLutheran Charge   Rock Chapel Annual Homecoming Sept. 14

Patterson Invokes Washington Advice To Keep Nation Strong in Peace

Army, Navy Budget Cuts to Be Limited   Senate Will Vote Soon on Finance Measure   Patterson Recalls Washingion’s Advice to Keep United States a Strona Nation

‘Keep US. Strong Is Cry as Nation Fetes Washington  Universal Training Called for by _ Patterson in Speech

Patterson Urges Universal — Training In Ceremonies At Tomb; Truman Lays Wreath

Secy. Patterson Says  Universal Military Training Is Answer To Advice Given by George Washington

Patterson Recalls Washington's Advice to Keep United States a Strong Nation

War Secretary Accents Advice  Of Washington   To Keep Nation So Strong “Belligerent Nations Will Not) Hazard Provocation”   Urges Universal Military Training   Points Out George Wash: ington as Perfect Example of Soldier and Citizen

Patterson Pleads  For Universal  Military Training Chance Seen to Heed  Warning by Father of Country

SEC, PATTERSON ASKS TRAINING   Words of Washington Are : Recalled at Ceremony

 VL BIRTH ‘DATE. CEREMONY — Patterson Recalls Washineton’s Advice

Wife's Love for Another Man Leads Her to Hire Negro to Shoot Husband; Poor Aim Foils Plot

Ex-Marine, Turban and All, Embraces — Moslem Faith - Now West Grand Mufti

& GRAND MUFTI HERE   ‘american Embraces Moslem Faith; ‘topeinted Uver Western U.S.

States — New Labor — Laws  Will Re Tested   Labor Unions Form. Policy Committee

Go-Slow Labor Approach Urged   Opposes Giving Government Vast Power in Strikes as Labor Hearings Open

Conciliators Say Hopes Brighter in Southwest Strike   National Officials Report Half of Unions Have New Contracts

Most BEFUDDLED MAN.-OF YEAR Towa Visitor In Dallas Causes ’ Police A Variety Of Trouble:

lowan Most Bewildered Man of Year   Dalias, Texas Poiice Have Candidate in Sam Tjadene  of Wellsburg

TURKEYS ARE-HIGHER™ THAN A YEAR‘AGO.   Retail Butchers. Reluctant to Fore cast What Price Will Be Thanksgiving Week.

FARM OPERATIONS CHANGE UNNEEDED   .. Even Though Corn Outlook Is . .. +. Gloomy It’s Too Early .. .. For Major Move

Farm Operations Change Uneeded   Even Though Corn Outlook is Gloomy It’s Too Early For Major Mave

Chinese Government Ready To Open Peace Talks, But Reds Reluctant

FACTIONS MAY MEET IN CHINA QUARREL   Nationals Appear Willing To Resume Peace Talks

R FUND ENTS SET OUNTY   hs, Second Class lips to Receive * §1375 to Boro

Boy Sent Note To Mr. Weckler  . He Is Being Held on xtortion Complaint

SAILOR GUILTY OF PRISON GRIME   Hirshberg Convicted ‘of Mictreatine Men

eee lh Pa epee. ——  Hirshberg Guilty Of Maltreatment of Jap Prisoners

Reverses Stand Previously Made On Negotiations  Southern Operators Ask For Separate _ Parleys On Waaes

To Bargain With Part of Owners;  May Avoid Strike   Previously Demanded Industry. Wide Agreement For Soft Coal Miners In U. 5S.

JOHN L. LEWIS AGREES T0 NEGOTIATE   To Talk Wage Contract With Coal Operators

Lewis to Dicker With Portion of. Coal Industry ©   Reversal of Previous Stand May Prevent Strike in July

Lewis Agrees To Bargain On Contract   Reversal of Stand Taken By Coal Miners’ Leader Brings Possibility of Avoiding Strike

Lewis Ready to Open Talk on Contract   Agrees to Leave Southern Operators Out of Negotiations

Lewis Agrees To Bargain    ~New Contract For: Soft: Coal Thdustry i Representa 75 Percent: O£ Miners.

Union Leader Agrees fo Talk With Operators   Makes Decision To Reverse His Previous Policy

LEWIS WILLING TO NEGOTIATE FOR CONTRACT   Southern Coal Association Only Wants Separate Negotia-tions Session   OWNERSHIP TO B TO BE GIVEN BACK BEFORE JULY 1

. SOFT COAL— South Asks Separate Parleys   UMW. CHIEF SHIFTS STAND

Miner Strike Threat Eased   Piece Meal Bargain Agreed To by Lewis

Lewis Agrees To Talk Over  Coal Contract   Will Negotiate With Operators Who Turn Out 75% of U.S. Output

LEWIS AGREES TO COAL TALKS   U. M. W. Chief To Try For ! Pact With Producers

New Hope For Coal Peace _   Lewis. Agrees to Bargain Separately With Southern Group; Talks With Others Tomorrow

Agrees to Talk With 75 Percent Of Operators   Negotiations Due To Open Tomorrow On Pay Agreement

Reversal Of Stand For Industry-Wide Contract Talks Mav Avoid Crippling Strike.

Move Represents An About Face By UMW Chieftain .. os Lewis Agrees To Negotiations  With The Coal Pit Operators

LEWIS AGREES 10 NEGOTIATE NEW CONTRACT   \ine Leader Abandon: His Demand for Single Pact

Lewis Agrees to Bargain With. . Part of Group  Reverses Stand on   Reverses Stand on Nation-Wide Action

Lewis Resumes Wage Negotiations   Renews Talks With Mine Operators

With Part Of Industry F riday   May Avoid Crippling Strike When U. S. Gives Up Mines Soon ese

Lewis Softens  Industry-Wide  Bargain Policy Will Confer With  Operators Of 75% Of Nation’s Mines

Will Bargain With Portion Of Industry  Negotiations To Start Friday:

Decision Seen As About Face To UMW Policy   Members Of Southern Coal Producers Association Ask For Sepurate Negotiations   Lewis Declines Quick Answer   Wants Chance to Discuss Southerners’ Request With UMW Policy  ON at eae:

Agrees to Talk With Part Of Industry Friday May Avoid Crippling  Strike When U. S. Gives - Up Mines Soon .

John L. Lewis Agrees To Negotiate Wage Contracts With Coal Operators

ACCEPTS TALKS WITH MOST OF PIT OPERATORS   Holds Up Reply To Southern Group’s Request For Separate Parley

Lewis Agrees On Contract Neqgofiations   Operators Also Are Ready To Talk Pay Pact with UMW

Lewis Agrees To New Talks For His Miners   NEGOTIATIONS TO OPEN AGAIN FRIDAY MORNING

Raises Hope of Avoiding Strike This Summer   Bargaining: Will Start Friday With All: But Southern Association

Lewis Agrees To Limit Scope. Of Coal Talks   Will Discuss Contracis. With Dperaiors Comprising Threo-Fourths of Industry

Lewis Agrees To Split Mine Negotiations  ge ea a Pee   —  Demand for IndustryWide Bargaining for Contract Abandoned In Policev Reversal   UMW Policy Dropped

 Lewis, Coal Operators ‘Agree to Bargain on ‘New Waae Aareements

Lewis Will Negotiate   Will Meet Operators Representing About 75 Percent of Industry

Coal Negotiations To Cover Only Part of Industry  Lewis Agrees to About Face on Bargaining Demands

LEWIS AGREES TO BARGAINING NEGOTIATIONS   UMW Chieftain’s Action Eases Threat Of Summer Coal Strike

Will Work On Contract For North; Study South Separate Negotiations

PE OO A OO A OE A ge  Late News   Lewis Begins Negottations for Contract

Coal Contract Talks Resumed   Lewis And Mine Owners Renew Negotia tons Tadav.

Lewis Says He'll Enter Pact Talks   Southern Bloc Excepted; Industrywide Parley Previously Asked.

Reverses Previous  Stand   May Avoid Strike In Industry In Summer Months

Lewis Agrees To Negotiate With North  Operators From South Request Ganarate Talks

Lewis Willing to Discuss Contract   Union Leader Reverses Pre vious Stand on Mine Situation   Most of Soft Coal Mines Will Be Restored to Owners. July 

Lewis Ready To Negotiate Wage Terms  ) Surprise Move Covers All but  CS nntharn Minac

NEGOTIATIONS ON A NEW CONTRACT WILL START FRIDAY   John LL. Lewis Agreed Todas to Bargain for Coal Contract,   MAY AVOID A STRIKE   When the Government Helin. quishes Control of the J’its.

UNION LEADE REVERSES STAND   Negotiations Scheduled To Begin Friday   THREE-FOURTHS   Of Industry Will Participate In Wage Debates; South Remains Out

Previous Stand Reversed By Union Leader   Possibility Strike May Be Avoided Is Seen

LEWIS READY TO TALK WITE  MINE OWNERS   Conferences with Operators  on New Contract to ~ Start Friday.

Talks Will Commence  On Friday   U.M.W. Leader Deviates From Stand He Took on Dealing With All Operators   Northern, Western Pits, “Captive Mines Ones Ready to Talk

UNION CHIEF WILL TRY TO NEGOTIATE WAGE CONTRAGI   Conference Will Not Include Members of Southern Praducere’ Groun

‘Union Leader Reverses PreSituation   WITH PART OF MINERS   ‘Most of Soft Coal Mines Will Be Restored to Owners. July 

Hope To Avert More Strikes In Coal Pits   Negotiations Start Tomorrow On New Contract For Miner:

Parley Minus Southern Unit Set in Capital   UMW Boss Ready For Sessions With 75 Pet. of Owners

ENGLISHMAN SAYS NEIGHBORS INTIMIDATED   Minister Reports on Big Four’s Parley Failure

Russia Accused Of ‘Pressuring’ Eastern Europe  Britain's Bevin Tells   Britain's Bevin Tells Commons of Soviet War on Marshall Pla:

Payments To Aged Nearing Two Million   That Monthly Dollar Figunre Expected To Be Reached in December

Missing Dag Much Needed   Guards Mome, Cor, Persens OF Sulshur Deaf Couple

BILLY MEYER NAMED MANAGER OF PIRATES   Kansas City Skipper Picked To Take Herman’s Post

Individual Income Tax Cut Favored   Would Favor Lower Income Group; Treasury Making Co-Op Report

Advisory Body Proposes Cut  In Income Tax   ‘Minority Report Disagrees; May Defer Co-Op Taxes

: Study Group Includes Both Business, ~ Labor Representatives; Farmers’. Co-ops Taxation Discussed:

Citizens Group Favors Income Tax Reduction   Bill Prepared For Congress’ Special Session

Labor Member Of Committee Only One to Oppose.   Report Submitted As ~~. House Group Meets To Prepare Tax Legislation .

Income Tax Cuts For All  Recommended   Citizens Advisory Committee Reports On Investization

AKO OPECIAL ATTENTION 10 LIVING GOSTS   Advisory Committee Report, Criticized by Labor » * Member Woll.

Tax: Discussion : Due in Congress   AFL Committee Membet Opposes Majority : Report on Tax Cuts

BATTLE PLANS TAKING FORM— Income Tax Slash For  All Is Recommended

Labor Member Fails To Agree With Majority   Proposed Action On Cooperatives May Be Postponed

Committee Asks Cut in  Income Taxes   Ways and Means Unit Meets to Map Tax Moves

CITIZEN GROUP PRESENTS PLAN TO HOUSE UNIT   But Labor Member Is Opposed to Views Of Majority

Consider Living Costs in Favoring Income Tax Cuts   Majority of Special Advisory Committe For Reductions---AFI Member Disaareae

WORM STARTS ON 4 BILLICK TAX CUT BIL      FARM CO-OP LEVY TO BE EXPLOSIVE NEW ISSUE

Citizens’ Group  Urges Reduction  Of Income Taxes AFL Official GHers Only  Dissenl to Recommendatios By Ten-Man Commitee

KNUTSON WANTS FOUR BILLION REDUCTION BILL   Group Favors Smaller Tax Rate for Low Wage Bracket

Cost Of Living Enters  Report   Labor Executive Stands Against Proposed Cut

REDUCTION IN INCOME TAXES ~ RECOMMENDED   Woll, AFL Official, Takes Exceptions to Committee’s Findings

Committee Would Help Individuals   Citizens Body Also Considers Living Cost

OBJECTS T0 REPORT   Citizens Advisory Committee Files Separate Report

CitizensGroup Asks Income Tax Reduction   AFL Official Files Report Disagreeing With Committee

Citizens Committee Asks for Ail Out Reduction of Income Taxes in Every Wage Bracket

TAX ADVISERS BACK CUT IN INCOME RATES   Group Makes Recommendations Te House Ways And Means Committee

Majority Favors Cut In Tax Rate’   Citizens Advisory Committee Reports to Ways and Means Group   ONE MEMBER OPPOSED   Proposes 46 Changes in the Present Tax Regulations

Cifizen Group Recommended Income Tax Cut   Business and Labor Representatives Urged Action in Due Regard to Living Cost

bin Of Ten Slash Need   Living Costs In Lower Brackets Told In Study

Income Tax Cut Urged In Committee Report   Citizens Group’s Repert Calls for Reduction In Rates for All, With ‘Due Regard for Cost Of Living’: AFL Official Submits Dissent

Committee’s Report Urges  Lower Taxes   Reduction in Levies on Incomes Is Proposed by Advisory Group; Labor Member Disagrees

Special Regard Urged for Low: Salary Groups   Big Majority OKs Report to Ways,  Means Committee

Federal Income  Tax Cut Urged   Citizen’s Committee Report Is Made To Congressmen

Majority Favers Cat In Tax Rate   tee Reports to Ways and Means Group   ‘ONE MEMBER OPPOSED   Proposes 46 Changes in the  Present Tax Regulations

RECOMMEND A REDUCTION IN THE INCOME TAX RATE    With Due Regard for Cost of Living of Those in Lower Income Group.   WAS SUBMITTED TODAY   To Prepare Tax Legislation for ‘Special Session of Congress.

— REPORT — Special Session To Get Bill   LOWER GROUPS WOULD BENEFIT

House Study Group Completes Report   Labor Member Of 10-Man Group Takes Exception To Reductiane

AF L Official      Want Cut for All with Regard For Lower Income Groups

Committee Uraes Income Tax Slash For All Individuals  Woll Disagrees with Others on Citizens Advisory Group

Citizens Grour Asks Income. Tax Reduction   Report Made Prior to Congress Session  Heeds ‘Little Man'

Committee On Taxes for Cuf On Income Tax   Minority Report Opposed; Farmer Co-Op Taxation Up For Consideration ~

TAX SLASH URGED. BY ADVISORY GROUP   House. Ways and Means Committee Gets Report on Svecial Taxation Study

‘Wait Decision Until Study Is Complete   Treasury In Process Making Report Entire System.

U.S. Studying Co-op Dispute, Calls for Delay   Union Member Says Tax Cut Favors High Income Group, Disregards Aid Plans

Advisory Group Calls for Relief For Low Bracket  A.F.L. Official Is Only Member Obijecting to Cut

Favor A Tax Cut   But Labor Member of Citizens’ Committee  Ca mats oieport Taking Opposite Stand

Woll Lone  Dissenter on Slashes   Committee Advocates “Due Consideration” for Cost of -Livina

Reduction In Income Taxes Recommended   Report Is Submitted As House Ways And Means Committee Begins To Prepare Legislation

10-Man- Committee ‘Recommends Lower ~ Income Tax Rates          ber; Disaures With Report to Lawmakers:

GROUP ADVISES INCOME TAXES BE CUT FOR ALL   Citizen Committee Submits Proposal As House Unit Drafts Legislation

COMMITTEE TO MAP TAX CUT   Begins Whippin g Into Shape Proposed $4,000,000, 000 Slash  TAXING CO- OPS ISSUE

Advisers Ask Slash in Income Taxes  Co-Operative Issue May Be Deferred

LOWER INCOME GROUPS WOULD GET BENEFITS   But AFL Member, in Minority Report, Attacks New Recommendations

Asks Due Regard For Those With: Lower Incomes:  AFL Official Takes Exception to Proposal

House Group Opens Study on Taxation   Citizens Advisory Committee Presents Differing Views

LABOR MEMBER ALONE OF CITIZENS’ GROUP IS AGAINST SLASH  APVISORY REPORT IS SUBMITTED AS HOUSE: — PANEL BEGINS STUDY. .

U.N. Struggles To Bring Russian, U.S. Agreement   Wants Accord on Atomic Control.

U.S. Intends to Maintain Lead In Atomic Field   Lilienthal Warning Spurs U.N. Efforts For Veto Agreement

'U.S., Russia Disagree On Atom Control   U. S. Intends To Maintain, Increase Position Jn Atomie Field.

Atomic Control Talked By U.N.   American, Russian Differences Are Considered

U. S. To Maintain Supremacy In Atomic Field--Lilienthal   Demands Again Full Control By United Nations

UN Resumes Battle Over Atom Contro   Lilienthal. Details U. S. Position on Momentous Question

U.N. Seeks Accord On Atom Curb   U. S. Intends To Hold Leadership

Lilienthal Declares'U.S. Intends To Keen Afomic Energy Leadership

Lilienthal Says Nation Will Maintain Position Until World Control Set Up’  American-Soviet Agreement Sought Russians Want Agency Un der U. N. Council Con- trol, But U. 8. Op-

U.N. Struggles For Atomic Pact  Seeks To Reconcile Russia And America

UN Is Struggling To Reconcile Atomic Controls  American and Russic   American and Russian Differences Are Still Not Settled

State To Press Charges Against 2 For Lynching   Must Await Action Of Grand Jury  Sometime Today

SHOWERS OVER STATE   Wheat Harvest Interrupted in a Few Localities

Hagerstown Native Prepares For Race:   John E. Saum Will. Take Part In Cleveland Teste

HAGERSTOWN NAT IVE SPEED CONTEST ENTRY   ’ John E. Saum Stripping Down P-3$ For Competition At Cleveland ‘This Month.

Chitiise Say International War Growing  Against Reds   Nationaligt Troops and Warplanes Chase Commanists Out of Shattered Szepinghai

China Hints Russia ‘Helping Communists   Spokesman for Nationalist Government Charges That “Internationa! War” Ie Raaina -

CHINESE. OFFICIALS HINT RUSSIANS AID COMMUNIST FIGHT   Conflict ‘Internationai, Is Statement Made Today at Nanking; Tong Tell: about Proof.   OFFENSIVE SAID BACKED BY SOVIET

Says Korean Reds and: Nip POWs Fighting With  Chinese Communists

Chinese Reds Aided, Charg  onflict Has- Become   Conflict Has- Become ‘International,’ Says Government Official

New Surgery Converts Fingerless Palm Into Thumb and One Large Finger

HUGH VANN, ALABAMA MAYOR WHO RESCUED NEGRO FROM MOB IS FORMER THOMASVILLIAN

Snowplows Near Half-Way Mark on Highway to Babb   ROTARY PLOW AND ’DOZER CREWS HOPE TO REACH ST. MARY JUNCTION TONIGHT—RACE AGAINST WIND

U.S, BEGINS TRIAL OF ANDY MAY, GARSSONS   Prosecutor Accuses Kentuckian Of ‘Fraud’

Storms Delay World Hop By 2 Men In Piper Cubs   Bad Weather Forces  Postponement of the Third Leg of Their  Leisurely Flight

Mother, 18, Tells of Killing Baby   2nd Degree Murder Warrant Issued

MOTHER FACING MURDER CHARGE   Wisconsin Girl Admits  Strangling Baby

Potentially Severe Storm Centers Near West Coast of Cuba   Moves North-Northwest- ward; Iwo Jima Sur vives Bad Typhoon

Odom Making Good Time   Reaches Cairo, 21 Hours, 51 Minutes Out of Chicago

To Distribute Copies Of U.N. Preamble To All Illinois Schools   Pittsburgh Man Drinks Woter For First Time In Twenty-Six Years

STOMACH: RAISED  Man, 29, Waits  ' for First Bite of Solid. Food

SECTION 2 HOME AND COMMUNITY GROUP MEETING   HELD IN GRANGE HALL A CLAIBORNE TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 11

RENT BOOST PLAN REPORTED KILLED   SENATE GROUP SAID TO HAVE REJECTED “ACROSS-THE-. BOARD” INCREASE,

10 Per Cent Boost In Rents Rejected By Senate Group   No Formal Announcement of Committee's Action Made

10P.C. Rent Hike Rejected  In Committee   Senate Group Acts In Secret

Rent Increase May Be Junked   Committee Says Proposal for 10 Percent Boost Rejected

Solons Reject General Rent Hike Proposal   Continued Control Seen After Session of Senate Committe

10 Pet. Rent Hike Defeated   Subcommittee to Draft New Lezislation

Committee Kills Rent Boost Plan  Control Legislation Ordered Redrafted

10 Per Cent Rent Cut Is Rejected   Individual Control By OPA Considered

House Republicans To Rename Boulder Dam For Hoover And Thus ‘Right Great Wrong

Would Change Name of Dam   Would Designate Boulder Dam as Hoover Dam Again

GOP’s CAN “RIGHT GREAT WRONG” . Big Dam May Yet Bear Name Of Former President Hoover

Republicans Seek To “Right Wrong” In Naming Boulder Dam For Hoover

Dr. J. R. Schultz Dies; President  Of Allegheny   Had Been Ill 2 Months: Formerly Served as Colleve’s Dean of Men

Allegheny Prexy Dies In Hospital   Dr. John Richie Schultz, President Of Allegheny College Dies Today

Solons To Quit Session  April 4.   Deadline Is Set Up With -Approval  Of Governor

Word Comes From Office Of Governor   Work Speeded Up After Slow Beginning

 Atomic Age Item:  Program To Protect Humans —  From A-Bomb Hazard Studied

Archbishop Curley To Be Buried Today   Governor Lane To Leac  Maryland Delegates At  Rites

FUNERAL TODAY FOR ARCHBISHOP CURLEY   Late Baltimore Prelate Te Be : Buried In Crypt Beneath Main Altar ef Cathedral

SOLONS TACKLE SCHOOL PAY BILL   ‘Believe Senate to Reject House Amendments

BURLINGTON BRANCH SERVICE RESTORED   ILine Between Laclede and Carrollton to Be Operated” First Time in,52 Days.

Arabs Vent Their Anger At Partition Vote In UN   Shops In Jerusalem Burned, Automobiles Overturned by Mob

Hungary and Yugoslavia Join Boycott   Soviet Request Likely to Alter Czech Decision

COOPERATION OF SPORTSMEN ASKEL   Send Conservation Officials Leg of Pheasants Shot and Wing of Quail. A Few Rules For Safe Shooting.

POLICE IN PROBE OF SHORE WOMAN'S DEATH   Emerged From Room With Clothing Aflame A Few Minutes After Arriving Home

Agrees on Need of UN Gobal Police   ~Basic sue Hinges on Type of Groups to Be Given by Big 5 Powers

UN REACHES AGREEMENT ON WORLD POLICE   Best Trained and Equipped Units to be Contributed by, Member Nations.

UN Military Row Still Is Unsettled   Council Does Agree on Use of ‘Best’ Forces

Nations Agree To Staff U.N. Global Forces   55 Member Countries To Contribute Best Trained Units To World Armies, Council Decides

LARA ORANGE CITY      Mr. And Mrs. C. W. Mills To Lead Parade Of Cars To Tulip Celebration

ORANGE CITY   Mr. And Mrs. C. W. Miller To Lead Parade Of Cars To Tulio Celebration

LUTHERAN YOUNG. MEN'S ‘ATHLETIC ‘ASSOCIATION —ora TO HOLD MEETING

BUCKEYE FARM DEPARTMENT FACES SHAKEUP   Special Assistant Receives Higher Total Wages Than Agriculture Director

Senate Launches Probe Of Voting   Will Investigate Kilgore Election In West Virginia

Senate Group Votes To Probe Fraud Charges   Rules Committee To Inquire Into West Virginia Election

Probe of Kilgore Election in West Virginia Assured   Senate Rules Group Approves Plan--Hint Votes Were Bouaht ©

West Virginia Election To Be Investigated   Senate Committee Starts Full-Scale Probe of Voting

Senate Group To Probe Vote Fraud Charges   Vétes Bought in West Virginia for $2 or Bottle of Whiskey ; Is Report.

SENATE PROBES W. VA. ELECTION   Investigates Fraud Charge in Vote Which Sent Kilgore  to Chamber. ©

SENATE STARTS KILGORE VOTE FRAUD PROBE   Charges Of Illegal Ballot Buying By West Virginfan To Be Studied

Senate Launches  New Investigation Full Scale Probe Is Made in Kilgore Election

Kilgore Vote Fraud Count Faces Probe By Senators   Rules Body Pushes Reelection Inquiry Of West Virginian

ORDER PROBE OF VOTE FRAUD IN WEST VIRGINIA   RULES COMMITTEE NICeTINAYC CI ECTION   RULES COMMITTEE QUESTIONS ELECTION OF SENATOR KILGORE

Group of Senators Launches Probe of Kilgore Vote Fraud   Rules Committee Studies Alleged West Virginia Election Scandal

Begin Probe Of W. Va. Vote   Missouri Senator Asks Action on Inquiry Into Kansas City Vote

FRAUD CHARGES ARE PROBED IN KILGORE'S VOTE   Senate Group Opens Chec! Into Last Fall’s Election Of West Virginian

Start Kilgore Election Fraud Investigation   Senate Committee Probes W. Virginia Voting; Kem Revives Kansas City Problem

Full Probe Of W. Va. Election   Kilgore’s Senate Seat Is Contested

Full Vote Fraud Probe   Election in West Virginia Under Fire; Kem Continues Fight For Action in K. C. Case

REBEL TROOPS “ASSAIL CAPITAL   Refugees Say Loyal Force: Wage Fight for Asuncion, Paraguay

Civil War Rages In Paraguay City   Insurgent And Loyalist Forces Battling In Streets Of Ascuncion

Statesville Shols   Informal Glimpses of Peaple In and Around Statesyitle.

President Says Measure Contains Seeds 0} Discord Which Would Plague Nation For  Years To Come: Would Increase Strikes.

Measure Violatés Principles Essential To Public Welfare, President Tells Congress  LEGISLATION   Termed Clear Threat To Successful Working Of Democ ‘atic Society

Says Measure Against Principals Essentials To Public’s Welfare   Cooperation Wiped qDant   Would Increase Strikes   Eliminates Bis Weapon

Principals Essentials To Public’s Welfare   Provisions of Bill   Destroy N ational Unity   Cooperation Wiped Out   Would Increase Strikes   Elnninates Bic Weapon

2 AMERICANS, SEVEN BRITONS BADLY TREATED   Vigorous Protest Is Lodged Against Yugoslavia by U. S.

TRUMAN LANDS IN MEXICO CITY   Arrives for 3-Day Goodwill Conference

HOUSE SHORTAGE MAY CONTINUE 4 T0 5 YEARS   Building Industry Spokesmai Proposes Government Aid To Provide Homes

HOUSING NEEDS  TO STAY YEARS   Architects’ Representative Suggests Government Guarantee

Labor Relies on Truman to Veto “Extreme” Bills  Schwellenbach and NLEB Boss Fight Closed Shop Moves

Joint Really Jumping High- Stepping Ladies Of Grandma's Night Out Club Hold First '47 Party

Michigan Community Property Act to Save. Up to 50 Million in Taxes

Health Cfficials Say All In fected Persons Have Been Hoasniializved

MEMPHIS IS SHAKEN   Mild Earth Tremor Visits Parts  Of Three Southern Mtates

Mild Earthquake IsFelt. in. Memphis, Tenn.  ‘Awd Like Anwalax: Recae

Three States Report Quake   ‘Mild Tremor Felt In Memphis And Near. by Communi tie«

Heap Abuse On Yanks   Chinese Students In Frenzy Demand U. S. Troops Leave

Republicans Awaiting Word From Truman   President Expected To State War Acts He Wants Back   Holiday Crashes Are Fatal to 12   Chinese Demand Yank Withdrawal

Chinese Youth Demonstrate Against Yanks   College Students Demand Ouster Of U. S. Forces

Chinese University Students Heap Abuse On U. S. Soldiers In New Year’s Parade   New Decartelization Action  Taken In U. S. Occupation Zone

Newsstand U Copies...      Pitisburgh, Shawmut and Northern Railroad and Mining Property Sold To Carnegie Man for $1,505,000

U.S. MAY DROP AID FOR GREECE BY END OF JUNE   Officials Move To Abandor Plan When 300 Million Dollars Are Gone

GREECE PROGRAM MAY BE DROPPED   Officials Feel Aid Plan Can Be Ended by June

Spiralling Prices Place Pound of Butter and Pound of Steak At $2.00

Peron Getting Opposition On New Policy  Broadcast Is Broken   Broadcast Is Broken Into by Voice Shouting for Death

New Opposifion Confronts Peron In Argentina  Nationalicte Aim   Nationalists Aim Criticisms at Moves For Accord with U.S.

Argentina’s President Has New Opposition   Mysterious Voice Breaks [nto Broudcast Wel Uonn.nth 44. Darnc’

PERON MEETS OPPOSITION AT HOME   Argentine Head Acted Tt Gain U. S. Friendship

Peron fo Face New Opposifion In Argentina  Friendly Steps With U. S. Bring Poach Aegis

Foes Of Peron Oppose Policy _ Of Friendshiy   Conflict In Argentina I Scen Afler Moves To Restore Relations  With U. S.

Peron Assailed  Via Own Radio   Speech Interrupted As Voice Cries, ‘Death To Peron’

ARGENTINE HEAD THREATENED BY ~ VOICE. ON AIR   Peron’s Radio Broadcast Inter rupted—Incident Blomed On Police Change

PERON FACES TROUBLE IN U.S. POLICY   Nationalists Interrupt Radio Address to Shout “Death” for Cementing Friendship Between Argentina and America,

Argentine Foes of Peron Aroused By Recent Moves   Unidentified Voice Interrupts Broadcast To Shout Defiance

Threats Cut Into Peron's Air Address   Friendliness to U. S. May Lead To Policy Crisis

Peron Faced With Home Opposition   ‘Deoth to Peron,’ Is Shouted Over Argentine Radio

PERON ATTACKED DURING ADDRESS   Attempt To Restore Friendly U.S. Relations Hit

Péron Draws Opposition Of Pationa’s          Mystery: Voice Demands Death Of President

War Still is “Possibility”, Says General   Makes Plea “o Senate For 478 Millions In Additional Army Funds

Asks Senate For Increased Army Funds   Says U. S. Forces Are “Poor Second.’

Eisenhower Pleads For Enough Army Funds To Take Care Of The ‘Possibility Of War”   4-H Contest .Winners Start Gulf Vacation

Eisenhower Assert Army Is Poor  Second to Russia’s General Tells Solons Possibility of War Not Excluded

Gen. Ike Says Army Second   Tells Senators Russia Military Forces Strongest In  World,

at i ere aine stm HST i ARR Sera Ee ese a ee  UN Votes to Condemn War Propaganda

All War Talk Condemned  By UN Body   Assembly, However, Kills Russian Plan To Label U. S. A *‘Warmonger’

Committee Votes After U.S. Fight   Propaganda Leading To   War Assailed; Soviet *Warmonger' Proposal Soundly Defeated

Both Soviet, U. S. Made Te Give Ground   American Plan For “Little Assembly” Finds Going Rough

UN COMMITTEE CONDEMNS ‘ALL PROPAGANDA’   But Rejects Soviet Plan

Russian Plan to Invoke Criminal Denalties on Warmoncaers Rejected

UN Solons See U. S. Loss, Soviet 'Moral’ Victory, in Voting   America, Opposed to Proposal, Gives In; Ballot Is Unanimous; Action Condemns All Forms. Of Matter Threatening Peace

Unanimously In Favor of Curb on Propaganda   U.S. Loses Ground in Fight For “Little U N Assembly’’

Unanimous. Vote Omits Penalties Sought by Russie  U. S. Also Set Back   U. S. Also Set Back On Its Proposal for 'Litle UN Assembly"

Rejects Reds Attack on U. S., Greece, Turkey   Americans Oppose Compromise Plan But Vote for It

U.S. JOINS UN CONDEMNATION OF PROPAGANDA   Soviets Fail to Label America, Greece and Turkey as Warmongers

SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD tN.  CLUDES MEDICAL INSUR::  ANCE PLAN INITS “REPORT:

URGES PLAN OF MEDICAL INSURANCE   Social Security Board Asks Congress to Adopt Program

Maine Blaze Threatens Chemicals   Explosion Is Feared If Fire Should Reach Storage Shed

Fires at Portland, Maine, Threaten Chatnical Dump, Burn Coal Company Yards

Explosive Chemicals In Maine Fire Path   Portland Flames Sp ‘While Firemen Satie ~ -Biq Waterfront Blaze

U. S. Blueprint For Arms Slash Talks Approved   U. N. Council Ignores Russian Warning Of A Collapse Of Efforts.

Russ Deny Report Of U. N. Group   GROMYKO LASHES OUT AT COMMISSION'S FINDINGS

Russia : Demands: UN. Action to Remove All. Foreign Military Units in Greeks -.

Major Declaration Today on Greek Border Watch Proposal Expected to Afford Critical Test to United Nations.

Royal Show Starts With Grand Dance   Coronation Ball Is Opening Of Fall Season.

American Royal Stock Show Opening Saturday to be Largest  Yet: Big Social Event

Annual American Royal Livestock, Horse Show Opens in Kansas City

MIDWEST’S FALL SOCIAL SEASON OPENS IN KANSAS CITY: SATURDAY AS AMERICAN ROYAL GETS STARTED

MIDWEST SOCIETY CROWDS PRIZE ANIMALS FOR SPOTLIGHT IN BIG — «AMERICAN ROYAL ANNUAL SHOW

Terrific Bomb Blast Destroys Haifa Police Station: British Clamp Curfew

Curfew Clamped On Haifi After Four Are Killed in Station Blast   . 142 Others Injured When Auto Load Of Explosives Level City’s Police Head-_ quarters; Bombers Were Seen.

Residents of Haifi Are Held Under  House Arrest Today  Four Killed and 142 _ Injured When Bomb Is Exploded

Explosion Rocks City; Fires Rage   Police Station Wrecked by Car Full of High Explosives; Splinters  Fly for Mile      Three Men Sought   Men Are Said to Have  Fled “After Parking (Car

Haifa Under Curfew As Blast Rocks Town; Kills ’ 4 Police And Injures 142

‘British Put Clamp On Haifa After Violent Explosion   Four Killed, 142 HurtAct Attributed te . So-called Stern Cana

Jewish Gang Blast  Police Station in Haifa, Killing Four   British Put City Under Virtual House Arrest Today

4 Killed In Jerusalem  Blast Wrecks Police Station; British Clamp Down New Curfew

Haifa Under Armed Guard After Blast ~ Upon Street   Curfew Is Imposed By British After New Trouble Flares

Haifa’s 95,000 Inhabitants Under Curfew  After Violent   After Violent Explosion Wrecks City Police Station

HAIFA UNDER CURFEW AFTER SUNDAY BLAST   Virtual House Arrest Ordered as Explosion Levels Police Station

BRITISH CLAMP A CURFEW UPON CITY OF HAIFA   ferrorism Laid To Stern Gang’’ Breaks Out Again As Underground Blows Up Police Station, Killing Four Officers, Injuring Scores.

Curfew Imposed “On Haifa After  Terrorist Blast   Explosion Wrecks Police Station, Killing 4 And In iuring 142.

Curfew Follows Haifa Explosion   Main Palestine Seaport Hit By Blast, Four Officers Die

VIRTUAL ARREST PUT ON ALL HAIFA AFTER HOLY LAND BOMBING  POLICE STATION BLAST _ KILLS FOUR, INJURES  449. CRADCEE pNreermic

PALESTINE HAKEN BY FYDIOSION   Four Killed When Police Station of Hoifa Is Wrecked

4 Die, 142 Injured In Haifa Blast   Bombs Rock City, Level Police Station

Violent Blast Rocks Haifa   City’s Populace Put Under House Arrest

British Clamp Down on Haifa After Mvstery Blast Kills 4   142 Persons Are Hurt in Violent Explosion; Police Station Wrecked

British Clamp Curfew Or Haifa’s 95,000 After — Terrorist Blast Kills 4

Haifa Placed Under Curfew After Blast   Police Station Blown Up With Dynamite; 4 Dead; 142 Injured

British Impose Curfew After Police Station Explosion Kilts Four   HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO ARE INJURED IN BLAST

Haifa Blast Kills Four   Injures More Than 142; *Auto Load of Explosives Set Off Outside Police Station

British Camp Curfew Upon City Of Haifa   Ae t After Explosion Wrecks Police Station, Killing 4 and Injuring 142 Others

New Curfew On Haifa After Blast Kills 4   More Than 140 Injured As Explosion Wrecks Po. lice Station

Curfew on Haifa Following Blast   Four Killed, 142 Injured in Police Station Explosion

Clamp Curfew On Haifa After Violent Blast   Two British Policemen. Two Arabs Killed As Po lice Station Destroyed.

Clamp Down After Haifa Explosion ©   Carload of Explosives Detonated Near Police Station. Building “Virtually Leveled”

Jewish Leader’s Hanging Delayed   Jerusalem Gets Respite From Predicted Bloody Battles; Civilians ‘Leave Tel Aviv

British to Delay Gruner Execution   Action Comes as Holy Land . Crisis Expands

Execution Of Gruner ls Delayed  Entire Holy Land Is Seething with Unrest and Worry

Execution of Gruner, Convicted Irgunist, Delayed by british   Scheduled Hanging Provoked Burst of Holy Land Violence

BRITISH DELAY GRUNER’S DEATH EXODUS BEGINS   Stay Brings Little Relief to Tensien In Holy Cand

DOV GRUNER EXECUTION iS DELAYED   Palestine Tense  As British Civilians Are Sent Home

— CRISIS — : Indefinite Delay  Granted  HIGH TENSION STILT, EXISTS -

PALESTINE IS DELAYED   Nevertheless.  Threat of Martial Law Still Exists

CONSERVATIVE LORDS RALLY . BEHIND MOTION FOR SPECIAL SESSION TO GUARD AGAINST ABUSE OF POWERS

Spécial Meet Of Lords Is Probable   Conservatives In British Body Back Movement

Parliament To Hold Special Summer Session   CONSERVATIVES PLAN TO KEEP CHECK ON ATTLEE

LORDS’ SUMMER MEETING LIKELY   Will Consider Possible Amendments To British ‘Crisis’ Bill

BRITISH SWING ALONG ROAD TO NEW SOCIALISM   Parliament Prepares To Recess Amid Growing Rally For  Summer Session To  Guard Against Abuse Of New  “Crisis Powers.”

Parliament Nears Adjournment Of Historic Session   Nationalization Measures Feature

BRITISH TORIES FEAR NEW BILL   Suggest Special Parliament Session To Check Abuses of Power.

Lords Ask Parliament Reconvene   Salisbury Would Have House ‘Keep Eye on  _ Situation; Socialistic Done -Slawn  DifferencesAppear      Laborites. Disagree Over  Policies: ag Crisis. Is  Deepened = ~~

Momentous Actions  Lords To Seek Special Session To Keep Check On ‘Crisis Act’   Parliament Slated To Adjourn Today: After Bill Passed

British Lords ‘To Keep Eye’  On Economie:   Parliament Prepares to Re cess After One Of Moat   Momentons Sessions   In Histary

Solons Deny McNutt’s Charges That House Hearings Jeopardize Freedom

ee ee  McNutt Says Movie Probe Out of Place      - Claims It. Is. a _Threat._to_.- oct Reon ~Giuaranteed- Freedoms

McNutt Condemns Red Hearings as Blow at Freedom   Threaten Bill of Rights, He Claims; Representatives  Deny Claims

McNutt Raps Red Probers   Press Freedom Peril Viewed in Statemenis

McNutt Charges. . Hollywood Probe Threat to Freedom   Congressmen Deny Hearings Are Censorship

M'NUTT HITS MOVIE HEARINGS   Solons Deny Probe Threatens  U. S. Freedoms

Hollywood Reds Called fo Testify   House Committee To Hear Movie Writers Next Week

Georgia's White Primary Measure Goes To Talmadge  "Other Governor” Refuses Comment

TWO. SUSPECTS. ARE BOOKED IN DEATH OF WOMANIN L.A.   Second of Two Women Slain in Recent Days Identified By Fingerprints

FATHER, SON QUIZZEL IN 2 COAST SLAYINGS   Los Angeles Police Probe Murder Of Women

2 BOOKED AS MORE WOMEN ARE SLAIN   Sheriff’s Office Hunts Clues In Deaths

Four Women Slain In Two Months... . New Sex Slayings Have Los Angeles Policemen Baffled For Solutions

Two Men Booked In Los Angeles on Murder Suspicion   Second of Two Women Ik Identified; Blood Is Found in Hous: of Victim

p Now Murders Baffle Officials it Los Angeles   Two Women Found Slain In Area Yesterday: Four In Month

BOOK 2 MEN IN SEX SLAYINGS   2.More Women Found Dead in Los Angeles

DOUGLAS BOSCHERT - . / ELECTED NEW COMMAN DER. : “OF LEGION POST 312

Radioactive Hements Are Numerous   By-Products of Atomic Piles Hava Manv Tleac

Jet Planes” Entered In Air Races   To Be Flown By Army, Navy Pilots

PICKED UP BY SECRET POLICE ASAPERJURER   Swore to Good. Character in Entering Cuba;. Will — Be Deported.

CUBA ARRESTS LUCIANO; U.S. HALTS DRUGS      Entry Ports Alerted Against Attempt To Return

Celebrations In State Planned  Business To Virtually ~ Close Shop Monday

Huge Magnet Will Delve in Secret of Atomic Structure Contains More Steel Than Destroyer

‘Columbia Magnet Most: Powerful In World Today   ‘New Giant Cyclotron ’ Designed to Delve Into.‘ Secrets of Atomic Structure

Army Rules Mukden; Reds Sever Rails   Big Industrial City Quivers in Panic Under Siere

MARTIAL LAW IN MUKDEN AS REDS ADVANCE   Manchurian Industrial City’s Rail Outlets Are Cut by Communist Of: fensive —Civilians Are Panic-Stricken.

China Reds Step Up , DriveTempo   ‘Threaten Mukden and - Changchun and Push  Back National Armies In Renewed Campaign

Contused City Of Mukden In Jittery State   RAILROAD OUTLETS CUT BY INCREASING RED OFFENSIVE

Mukden Fears  Red Invasion   City In Panic And Ai Travel Tickets Sell At Fabulous Prices

Roads Cut, Martial Law In Mukden   Panic Seizes Civilians In Big Manchurian Industrial City; Plane Tickets At Premium

Mukden Is Placed Under Martial Law by Chinese  Plane Tickets Are At Premium as Red Army Advances

Chaos in Mukden As Chinese Reds Advance on City   Martial Law Is  imposed; Nationalist Position in Manchuric Becoming Precarious

Chinese Citizens Hee Communist Captured Areas   Government Supply Ports Are Cot-off By New Offensives

Martial Law Put on Panic-Stricken ‘Mukden, Cut Off by Chinese Reds

Assault Stirs Mukden Panic   Rail Outlets Slashed In Reds’ Offensive

Donnelly Vetoed, Salary Range Bill   Applied to Deputy and. Assistant County Collectors In 4th Class Counties.

MUST REMAIN STRONC   ‘But U.S. Won't Impose Will on World, Forrestal Says

FORRESTAL UPHOLDS ‘BALANCE OF POWER’   Defense Chief Asserts U. S. Must Help Win Stability

FOUR DIE WHEN “PLANE CRASHES   TWA. Constellation . Craft..Ex plodes on Delaware Say; Ali’ Hands Lost

Plane Explodes  in Midair;  Two Are Killed Il-Fated Cratt   Crashes Into Delaware Bay

PLANE EXPLODES, FOUR MEN KILLEL   TWA Constellation Plunges Into Delaware Bay During Training Fliaht

Air Crash Kills Four   TWA Constellation Was On a Training Flight Over Bay 

Crew Dies As Plane Crashes Into. Water  ~ Delaware Bay" fu “Tragedy Scans.

TWA Plane Crash Takes  Four Lives  Craft Explodes After Plunging  Into Delaware Bay

FOUR DEAD IN PLANE CRASH   Constellation Crashes And Explodes in Delaware Bay Near Cape May

TWA Constellation ‘Explodes In Midai:   Four Persons Killed As ‘Ship Crashes Into: Delaware. Bay

Frat ining. Creut Lost  F our Killed i in i WA Crash Off Cape May

State Corn Hopes Slump   Hot Weather Reduces Prospects 21,000,000 Bushels, Survey Shows

‘Douglas Tells Air Industry's Plight— U. S. Aid, More Traffic Needed to Save Defense Asset

President Awaits World Reaction to July 4th Speech   Truman Assails Russia’s Lack ~  Of Cooperation

TRUMAN AWAITS WORLD REACTION TO ‘4TH’ SPEECH   President Denonnees Russian Refusal to Co-operate

HITS ECONOMIC PLAN REJECTION SCANS REACTION   Assails Sovict's Claim That U.S. Intends Meddlinge

President Is Eager To Learn How Soviet Blast Is Being Received by  Foreian Nation Heads

URGES ENTIRE WORLD WORK FOR PEACE   Connally In Agreement With President

Truman Hopes Speech Helped   President Anxious Tc Hear Reaction From Europe

Truman Raps Soviet Refusal To Co-Operate   President Seeks World Reaction to July Fourth Speech

eee in ee ecmmmmeea ama ae  Reaction to Talk Sought By Truman   President Denounces Russia for Refusal to Cooperate on Marshall Plan

The Secret’s Out!   2 te AVE ITE @ NH MGs  eee ee nr nee  Paper Says Princess Will Wear Gown Of Satin

Princess’ Gown To Be of Satin  Sheret Relea ed   Secret Released By London Paper.

U.S. Buying Pool Is Proposed to Hold Fair Prices   Milk Producers Offer Plan for Long Range Farm Program

Today In Conpvress   Government Gets New Scheme To Keep Farm Prices On Even Keel; Senators Cool To Backing ‘United States Of Europe’ Plan

COMPANY BID FOR PEACE 10 BE CONSIDERED   Two Day Congressional Investigation Ends On Discordant Note

UNION TO VOTE -ONGALION PACT   Agree To Submit Company Offer After Four Days Of Bargaining

Corn’s A-Popping: » Relief From Blistering Heat Is Forecast Within Two Days

Midwest Broils Under Torrid Sun  No Relief Sighted Before Wednesday

Heat Continues On Midwestern Areas   Corn Belt Sees Little Relief in Sight After Third Torrid Weekend

SEE NO LET-UP IN HEAT WAVE   MIDWEST CORN BELT HAS THIRD WEEKEND HIGH TEMPERATURES

MOLOTOV ISIN’ “GIVING? MOOD   eae toe MINOR CONCESSIONS SEEN AS STRATEGY: TO DEL A Y BREAKUP OF PARLEY .

Sends County Assessor Bill To State Senate   Measure Reported With. out Recommendation By Committee.

Ma CRIMINALS CREMATED ABROAD   iSome Ashes Prove Ien _ Addiction To Medicine, Wortician Savs :

MANIAC SLAYS SCHOOL GIRL, 9   Searchers Find Body Of Kidnaped Student Near California Home

FOUND SLAIN   Child Of Nine Seized While On Way To School; Body  Found Near Home

Child Is Victim  in Brutal Murder Maniac Mutilates 9-Year-Old Girl

GirllsKilled By Sex Maniac   Child, Abducted On Way To School, Horribly Mutilated

CALIFORNIA'S WOMAN KILLER ATTACKS — GIRL   Nine - Year - Old School Child Mutilated In  Horrible Manner

AUTO PRODUCTION DEALT 2 BLOWS   STRIKE AUTHORIZED IN ! BRIGGS PLANTS — FORD CLOSES 2 DEPARTMENTS

Against 8 Auto Plants  Briggs Divisions Affected; Ford (Also Closes Two Dearherr, Danariniantks  ah ‘Authorizes Strike

BRIGGS, FORD fil  BY LABOR UNRES   UMW Work Stoppages Felt In Pennsylvania; CWA Ranilaces NETW

Disteibution of American Defanse and Victory Medals Tc Resin Aumust 1st

“DISTRIBUTION OF AMERICAN (DEFENSE AND VICTORY MEDALS TO BEGIN AUG. 1

DISTRIBUTION OF AMERICAN DEFENSE AND VICTORY MEDALS  TO BEGIN AUGUST 

Guaker City Hoard Gets Attention ‘rom Uncle Sam   $92,800 Basement Fund Has Finder and Wife  Near Nervous Collapse

300 State Highway Employes Strike To ‘Keep Jobs Safe From Politics

Highway Workers Strike Against Spoils System   Union Supports Fight To Retain Jobs Despite Polit. . ical Change in Administrations

Chiang Warns Of Red Rebellion   Head of Government Say: Outbursts Will Have To Be Halted By Force

Must Crush Communists By Arms... .  CHIANG AVERS WAR CHINA’S ONLY WAY

WIRE ROW FALLS. “UNDER STATE LAK   MISSOURI THREATENS PEN. ALTIES IF WESTERN UNION WORKERS STRIKE,

Western Union Strike May Test flew State Law   King-Thompson Act Will Operate, Is Decision of Mediation Board

Negotiations To Be Resumed In Truckers Dispute  State Officials Fix Conference

Three Killed In Bus-Train Crash   Five Other Employes Of Country Club Near Washington Injured.

 ‘Secure In His Power As Ever’  Murray Begins His Eighth Year AsPresident Of CIC   BOSTON. Oct. 17- (AP)-P P hilip Murray was re- -elected president of the CIO today by acclamation,

—of TO Convention  Murray ls Re-elected President   Demonstration Follows Choice

Blasts At Reds Feature 0}  CIO Convention, As Ses  “sions In Boston Near Climax

ClO Re-elects Philip Murray By Acclamation   Demonstration Given By Cheering Delegate And He Is Hailed as Great Labor. Leader

ClO REELECTS  MURRAY CHIEF   Secure in His Control, Labo: Leader Begins 8th Year as Organization Head.

Murray Is Reelected ClO Head   Wins Election By Acclamation; Praised as CIO’s ‘Great Leader’

MURRAY STARTS EIGHTH TERM   Reelected CIO President by Acclamation

Murray Again To Head CIO   Re-Elected President - By Acclamation; Eighth Term.

MURRAY REELECTED TO TOP ClO POSITION   Convention Delegates Vociferous In Approval

+ CIO Convention in Final  Day Re-Elects Murray by : Acclamation; Is Called  : “Greatest Labor Leader’’

Philip Murray Re-Elect ed President _Of CIO By Acclamation, Amid Cheering

PHILIP MURRAY KEEPS ClO JOE   Convention Re-elects Labor Leader by Acclamation For Eighth Year

MURRAY ELECTED ClO PRESIDENT   Fills High Position in Union for 8th Year

Coal Diggers in-State Fields Voice Fears ~  Behind Walkouts Aimed at New Labor Law

GOP Policy Group Agreed on Speed For Foreign Aid  But Big Question Wher Congress Meets Will

PHONE COMPANY ASKS INCREASE IN N. C. RATES   Higher Operating Costs Given As Reason For Request; Gastonia Residents Likely Would Pay 25 Cents More Monthly.

General Warns Of Air Atfack On Lake Area   Eisenhower Says New War Would Bring Quick  Blows

(New War Will Bring Quick Air Attacks,  Eisenhower Warns   Speedy Co-ordination of Western Hemisphere Defenses Urged by American Military Leaders

Eisenhower Sees Air Raids On Cities if War Comes   General Declares Industrial Areas Around Great Lakes Could Expect Quick Attack — Warning Sounded in Testimony Before House Committee — Plea Made for Speedy CoOrdination of Western Hemisphere’s wefenses.

Eisenhower Cites War Tactics  Speedy Coordination Of Defense Urged

Gen. Ike Fears Blowat Lakes   ‘Urges Arms Plan to Mold Hemisnhere Defenses

The’ Counsels Hemisphere Defense Unity  Cites Great Lakes Area Peril if

Great Lakes Area Would Be Enemy Targel, ‘Ike’ Says  Hemisphere Defense Co-operation Urged

Great Lakes Area Seen ‘War Target’   General Eisenhower Warns Of Aerial Attack In Event Of New War Centering tn Revion

Kisenhower Warns Arms Coordination Vital for Defense   Declares Other Nations of Hemisphere Will Turn to Foreign Sources Unless U. S. Provides Arms and Instruction

Huge Air Attack Visioned for U.S.   Great Lakes Area Target, Says Eisenhower Urging Hemisphere Defense

Storm Batters . N ew England’s - Coastal Towns   Wreckage Litters Area Af.  ‘ter Howling Rain, Sleet ‘and Snow Whips In  From Interior

New England Is Swept By Storm   Heavy Damage Reported As Result Of Wasd And Tides.

Gales Batter New England   Coastal Sections Hit Hard by High Waves and Tides

ROARING WINDS BATTER TOWNS ON EAST COAST   Million Dollars In Damage Seen After Storms Rip New England Area

Warmer Weather Is F orecast Friday After Cloudy Skies, Rain; Much Of Nation Cold. Stormy On East Caact

Northeast Storm Leaves Wreckage  Along N. E. Coast   Sleet, Rain And  Snow Sweep Area

at CARRIERS   Steel Producers Promise More Material for Buildtee Blows Care

US Steel Producers Make Move to Ease Critical Shortage of Boxcars

: More Steel Promised for Rail Cars’ : As Shipping Shortage Effects Spread

STEEL PLEDGED TO HELP SPEED NEW RAIL CARS   Effects Of Shortage Mount 10,000 More Carriers Monthly Aimed At

MORE STEEL PROMISED FOR FREIGHT CAR CONSTRUCTION   New Highs In Car Loadings Fail To Meet Need Of Shipper:

More Steel For The New Boxcar:   Producers Promised to Allo cate the Metal to Help  Nhgrtage.

boxcar Shortage Remains Acute   Steel Manufacturers Promise Increase as Shipping Congests

WOMAN SLAIN IN NEW YORK   Maid Finds Nude Body or Floor of Apartment

FREEDOM TRAIN IS CHRISTENED   Symbol Of Liberty Will Make Tour Of 300 American Cities

Freedom Train Said Best Weapon — Against Red Forces  Special Is Carrying America’s Most Treasured Documents

Grade School Youngster Held After Emptving Pistol At Two Patrolmen

Wedding Couple Victims Of-Fire           Husband Fatally Bi and Bride Is. Overcome By Smoke

U.S. Envoy Seeks Broader  Greek Regime   MacVeagh Is Urging All-party Coalition, Guerrilla Amnesty

SAY SPIRIT OF UN VIOLATED   Newspaper Holds Truman ByPassed Security Council To “Meddle,”.

IZVESTIA SAYS AMERICA GOES OVER UN'S HEAD   First Real Soviet Editoria Reaction Read Eagerly By ‘Big 4’ Groups

INTERFERENCE IS CHARGED BY SOVIETS   Izvestia Strongly Criticizes Action

Soviet Press Accuses U.S. Of Meddling   Red Newspaper Lashes Out at Truman Speech

Soviet Press Critical Of Truman Plan   Says U. S. Action “Not Like Member Of UN Council”

Paper Hits Proposal as  Meddling   Editorial Charges Interference in Greece, Turkey

Interference In Greece And Turkey Charged   Trying To Go Over Heads Of U.N, Soviets Declare

U.S. Is Accused Of Interfering in Greece and Turkey   Russian Newspaper Says Action Not Expected of a  U.N. Member

Says Truman Interfering In Balkans   Going Over The Head Of United Nations, Izvestia Charges Brusquelv.

Moscow Charges Imperialism In Greece, Turkey   Izvestia Declares  U, S. Policy Blow To United Nations

Russia Accuses U. S. Of By-passing Agency In Desire:to: Dominate Greece and Turkey

Russia Charges U. S. Interference In Affairs of Greece and Turkey  ot) pm. ee   Government Newspaper Izvestia Denounces Truman’s.Appeal for U.S. Aid as ‘Going Ovor the Head of United Nations’

Charges Made In Editorial Of Obligations   Truman Nervously Did Not Want To Wait Action by Security Commission of U.N.

Izvestia Accuses US. of Meddling And Imperialism  Truman Going Over Head of UN, Says Official Red Organ

‘Moscow Says U. S. Plans To ‘Subordinate Turkey; Truman \Address Js Bitterly Assailed

SOVIET NEWSPAPER SAYS U. S. ACTION IS INTERFERENCE   Moscow Claims Plan For Greece and Turkey-Bad Behavinis By UN Member

SOVIET PAPER ACCUSES U. S. OF MEDDLING   Government’s Izvestia Says Truman Policy eCalls for Interfering With Internal Affairs of Greeks and Turks.

UNITED STATES IS ACCUSED BY SOVIET NEWSPAPER   Charged Interference In the Internal Affairs of Greece, Turkey.   IZVESTIA EDITORIAL   First Real Russian Reaction to President Truman’s Speech.

RUSSIA SHOUTS WORLD'S PEACE IS ENDANGERED   Soviet Press Accuses U. S. Of Meddling In Business Of Other States And Striking Blow At Democratic Elements Abroad.

Izvestia Says US Greek Plan Is ‘Interfering’   Soviet Paper Says Truman Didn't Wait To Determine Facts

SOVIET PAPER ATTACKS U.S,   Charges Interference in Foreign Affairs

SOVIET PRESS OPENS ATTACK ON GREEK AID   Charges America With Behavior Unfitting U. N. Member

Mouthpiece Aims Blast At Truman   Likens American Policy Of “Expansionism” to Course of Hitler.

Reds Rip U.S. Plans For Greece   Izvestia Charges America Meddling In Domestic Affairs

TRUCK FIRE — KILLS FOUR   PARENTS AND TWO CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH AFTER TRUCK CRASH

SOVIETS READY WITH U.N, VETO   Key Held By France In Test Between Powers Of East And West

Passage Predicted In Congress Today Minus Amendments   Greek Government Prepares To Make Use of Assistance

EXPRESSED BY GREEKS   But Communists Call Truman Talk ‘Neo-Fascist’

GREECE SEEMS PLEASED WITH TRUMAN OFFER   Speech Widely Distributed In Greece, Broadcast Heard By Many

U.S. Considers Aid To Britain   Commitments In Greece _ and Turkey May Be _ Taken Over

U. S. Ponders  Commitments  By Britain   ConsidersAssuming Economic Tasks  In Greece. Turkey

PROPOSE U. 3. TAKE BRITISH COMMITMENT!   Report Britain Ready To Drop Pledges To Greece, Turkey

London Said Unable To Continue Help to Greece and Turkey   Congressional Leaders Told Alternative To American Action May Be Eventual Red Control; Truman Declines Any Comment

U.S. May Take Over Britain's Task in Greece   itish Reported Unable _“ Continue Assiatance To Greeks. Turkey

Commitments In Europe Press Britain  1} S$ Mav Give   U. S. May Give Some Assistance In Greece

To Take Over Britain’s Role In Greece, Turkey   England's Economy Forbids Maintaining Army In Greece And Technical And Military Aid To Turkey Very Much Longer

Leaders Inclined To Back Truman On Greek Crisis  Communistic Control  Feared Unlese I] S.   Communistic Control Feared Unless U. S. Steps in, Aids Britain

Truman Silent On Request to Aid in Greece   Congressional Leaders Would Back Up President

~ DECIDES ON STEB   President and Marshall. Ge Over Proposition With Ble partisan Group of Com- .   RUSSIAN REACTION REMAINS UNCERTAIN   Plan Would Involve Econonale Aid Without Sending. Troops—Situation in ~

Deputies Drafting German, Austrian Treaties... .  Moscow Radio Hits Plans For Federating Germany

Moscow Raps British Plan  For Germany   Deputies Battle With Treaties

Trains Crash,  Man Is Killed 29 Are Injured   Missouri Pacific Train Rams Into Another; _ Railway Mail Clerk Is  Dead: Others Are Hurt

Weekend Rail Mishaps Kill I, Injure 33   29 Injured in Missouri-Pa cific Passenger Wreck Which Also. Causes Lone Fatality

Train Plows Into Another, One Dead   Passenger Trains Involved In Arkansas Mishap

ONE DEAD AS TRAINS COLLIDE IN ARKANSAS   Mail Clerk Victim Of Crash Near Little Rock

U.S. Reveals Revolutionary’ New Weapon   ‘Radac’ Device to Multiply Capacity of Equipment

New Wea pon May Defend  A gainst Atom   American Development May Prove Effective In Ultra Modern Warfare

Jews Face Split Over Relations With Russians   Differences Revealec By Resignation Of Agency’s Executive

Jewish Agency Facing Split Over Future Red Relations; Opposition Party Is Likely

Jewish Agency Faces Serious Split Over Relations Question With Soviet States.

Evatt Compares  U.§. Action in Greece to Reds   Australian Asks for Quick Approval of Watchdog Commission

MAY DENIES ALL CHARGES OF FRAUD   Ex-C ongressman Winds Up Direct Defense Testimony

Andrew J. May Ends 3 Days Of Testimony   Winds Up. His Appearance on Witness Stand With Full Declaration of Innocence.

May’s Interest Only Academic      Favors Done Only For Sake Of Justice, Not For Bribes, He Says

MAY SAYS ALL CHARGES FALSE   Explains Interference In Court ! Martial

BANK WORKERS GET MUM ORDER   ‘Personnel in Bank of Japan Must. Refrain from Discussing Case of “Col. pone re Invi  sdiou.1D int fo, Bourg

Taylor Opens Quster Move Avainst Solon   Southern Democrats Rally To Support Compatriot With Filibuster Threat

The Maw’ Barred From Taking His Third Term Oath   Swearing-In Blocked By Idaho Dmocrat As Southerners Mobilize

Bilbo Fails To Take Oath   Senator Taylor of Idaho Blocks Him At Senate Rostrum

Senator Taylor, Idaho Democrat, Aids Republicans in Ouster Fight

Idaho Democrat” Blocks Efforts OF Mississippian   ‘Body In Parliamentary { Tangle A> Southerner Threaten To Filibuster

Dem Grour Threatens: Filibuster   Southern Senator Barred In Attempt To Take Oath.

—80TH CONGRESS CONVENES— Organization Of Senate May Be Delayed; House Gets Off To Quick Start   Bilbo Compromise Attempt Fails As 14 Senators Draft Debate Program

Democratic Senator Tay: lor Blocks Bilbo From Seat and Opens Fight; 14 Southerners Ready To Talk For a Week.”

Southerners in Upper House Threaten Filibuster as New Congress Convenes at Noon   Mississippt Senator Barred From Taking Oath After Objection From Idaho Democrat; Ouster Move Expected to Touch Off Big Fight

Taylor Begins Fight To Oust Southern Solon   14 Southern Democrats Organized for ‘Extended Debate’ Against GOP Effort To Bar Senator — Brewster Demands Continuous Day and Night Session

BILBO GETS AS FAR AS ROSTRUM OF SENATE, THEN [5 TURNED BACK AS HE TS BLOCKED BY TAYLOR   Democrats Are Joining with Republicans to Keep Mississippian Out of Offce—General Eisenhower : Taking Himself Out of Politics—Senator Kilburn Introduces St. Lawrence Seaway Legislation

Tax Trimming Bill Seeks 20 Per Cent Cui   Rep. Knutson’s Measure Applicable to Taxes On First $300,000 Of Individual Incomes   Modified His Bill At Last Minute   Republican Bill Would Also Grant Advantage To Taxpayers Over 65 Years Old

Bar Senator Bilbo From laking Oath   Blocked by Senator Taylor, Idaho Demo crat; Filibuster Is Threatened

Taylor Says Bilbo Acts Are Tainted   Mississippian  Attempts to Take Oath for Third Term, but Is  Rot Geonewm   Tangle Develops   Parliamentary Snarl Is Result of Feelings an Rilha

Senate Session Begins in Uproar Over Seating of Accused Senator from Mississippi.   SEN. TAYLOR BLOCKS BILBO WITH MOTION

Child Able to Walk  Down Hospital Steps   Seven-Year-Old Expects t Be Out of Leg Brace When He Is 16.

SCRAP PAPER DRIVE  THURSDAY AFTERNOON Have Bundles Ready by 1 O'clock

National Safety Council Predicts 400 Will Die on Highways During Holiday:

New Floods Make 17,000 Homeless   Dozen Rampaging Rain-Swollen Rivers Spill Over Banks in 4 State:

Workers Want To Know What They Will Do   One Distiller Says Supply Will Last Four Years

DISTILLERS WILL CLOSE 30 DAYS   But There's Plenty of Alcohol, Enough for 4 Years, Some Say

Distilleries Shut Down at Midnight; Aid Grain-Saving   No Shortage of Liquor Expected, and No Price Raise

Halt Production At Distilleries   60-Day Shutdown Begins To Save Grain

(SHOULD SPEND BILLION      Farmers Teld haness Lead Needs Terracing. Weeding, Fertiliziag

SHOULD SPEND BILLION   Farmers Told Kansas Lead Needs Terracing, Weeding, Fertilizing —

Meatless Day Menu at White] House  Truman to Eat Salmon ‘for Dinner

Office Building Is Authorized By New Law   Several Other Bills Are Signed into Lay By Governor Duff

Tobacco Men Ask For Expansion Of Weed Group   Want To Include Other Leaf Types  In Association

Triple Supply Due in Midwest   1,500-Mile, 24-Inch Pipe Line to Cost $104,000,000 to Build

Governor of the State of Texas   TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME:

ARMS TRAINING WINS APPROVAL   House Group O.K.'s Bill Grant. ng Virtually What Truman Asked.

House Committee Approves Army Training Bill Follows Plan Of Commission

PEACE DRAFT FAVORED BY HOUSE GROUP   Armed Services Subcommittee Recommends a Universal Military Training Bill Similar to President’s Proposal.

Approve. Universal Training   House Subcommitte Votes 7 To 1 In Faver Of Measure

TRAINING BILL TO COMMITTEE   Teen-Age Conscription Voted by Subcommittee

House Action This Session  Said Unlikely   Proposed Bill Subject Te Armed Forces Group Review At Meeting Set Next Wednesday   Follows Truman’s Measure Closely   Army, Navy, President Favor Bill Opposed By Church, Schools and Labor Groups

TRAINING PLAN WINS APPROVAL OF HOUSE UNIT   Endorsed Military Progran Follows That Advocated By Truman's Board

House Committee Favors Training   Will Fellow Plan Advocated By  President Truman

— SECURITY —  Boys 18-20 May Drill For Year .   VOTE DOUBTED THIS SESSION

18-20 Military Servive Voted  By Sub-Body   Plan Goes to Full Committee; Action Unlikely at This Session

Universal Military Training Bill ls Approved by House Subcommittee

Six Months Training Provided   Follows Recom mendations Of Truman Commission.

SOLONS APPROY ARMED TRAINING   FULLSEOMMETTEE TO. VOTE TUESDAY; PLAN BACKED BY VETERANS

Youth Training Bill Gets OK   eee Ow Ne SOUwak  Measure Follows Closely Plan Drawn By Truman Baaord

A MILHART : TRAINING BILL’ APPROVED TODAY  it Fo) Hov Ss Clo: sely Plan .Ad        It Follows Closely Plan Ad. vocated by Special Commission.   1S HEADED BY REP. TOWE   Its Action Is. Subject to Review. by Fall Services Committee.

‘House Group OK’s Military Training Bill   Calls for Six Months Training Of Nation’s Youth

TRAINING BILL GAINS APPROVAL   House Group Backs Plan Advocated by Commission

Training Bill ls Approved by Subcommittee   President's Pattern Followed Closely By New Measure

Armed Training Bill Approved By Committee  But No Action By Congress Expected At Thic Session

SOLONS FAVOR BILL 10 TRAIN YOUTH OF 4, §.   Truman - Sponsored Military Training Bill Passes House Sub - Committee: Goes Now To Full  Committee.

UMT Approved By House Group Action by Congress  Held not Likely Until Next Year

Universal Training BilLO. K..   By Presi dent, Approved , By President. Approv By ‘Subco

Commission Plan Backed BY 7-1 Vote   Full Committee Top Heavy. In Favor Of Bill

Subcommittee Approves UMT  Rill Fallawe Plan   Bill Follows Plan Of Commission

Truman Plan Supported By House Group  Provides Training For American Boys

House Committee Passes Military Training Measure  Action Now Subject To Review by Full

Subcommittee  Passes Military Training Bill   Calls for Six Months of Basic Training for Youths Between 18 and 20.

O’'Daniel Calls for Third Party in 1948 Vote   Pittchurah Area Hit by Natural Gas Shortage

LACK-OF GAS— HITS PLANTS   ESTIMATE 65,000 PERSON “IDLE AS RESULT OF SHORTAGE N-PITTSBURGH REGION——

DOUBT REDS WILL BREAK WITH U. S.   Washington Believes That Despite Fight on Marshall Plan, Soviets Will Not Allow Full Breach to Come Soon,

Watch Greek Aid, Russia Asks U.N.   Red Counter-Move To ‘Watchdog’ Body Sure of New Defeat

Russia Loses: Fight To Have U.S., Brit Troops Drdered Out of Greece

Russia Loses Move To Blame Balkan Trouble on Greece  Only Seven Votes Cas For Soviet Plan At Assembly Session

Reds Lose Balkans Fight   U.N. Refuses to Put Biame For Disturb-  ances On U. S. “Interference” in Greece

Russia Loses On Fight To Move Troops   Lost On Count To Place Balkan Blame On U. S., Britain.:

U.N. FAILS 10 ORDER TROOPS FROM GREECE   Russian Defeat Comes Before 57-Nation  Committee

DEMANDS PROBE OF INTERVENTION BY U. S., BRITISH   VISHINSKY CONCEDES LITTLE CHANCE FOR ASSEMBLY ADOPTION

RUSSIA LOSES FIGHT  TO HAVE U.N. BLAME  GREECE FOR TROUBLE POLITICAL PANEL ALSO  REJECTS “INTERFERENCE CHARGE AGAINST U.S.

Father Kills His Daughter   Sawmill Worker Object: Te ‘Bunch’ She Traveled With

Britain Faces  Long Blackout   Some Restrictions to Last Baonths. Mavhe Years -

BRITISH POWER CURBS HOLDING   Paralysis May Last 2 Weeks, Experts Claim

Power Blackouf Must Continue, Faplaad Learns   Industries to Be Closed at Least One More Week

BRITISH POWER PINCH REMAINS   Struggle To Replenish Coal Supplies Is Continuing; Dole Lists Grow

Tieup Still Grips Britain   Shutdown to Last At Least Another Week; Some Gain

Power Blackout Will Continue  Army Of British Workers Unload Coal

[Workers Toil To Unload Ships Racing Coal From— ia Northern Pits   FLERDERS, DECLARE CURBS ON POWER MUST CONTINUE

BRITAIN FACES SECOND WEEK OF BLACKOUT   COAL STOCKS STILL BELOW LEVEL OF SAFETY

See No End Of British Coal Blackout   Battle To Move Snow: Bound. Coal Supplies Conlinues; Situation Grim.

Britain Faces Second Week Of ‘Blackout’  In Industries   Progress Reported In Battle To Move Coal To Big Centers

TwoLeaders Back Rules. On Loyalty   Bloom, Jonkman Declare Government Must Be ‘Protected’

Loyalty Trials Must Be Secret  Congressmen Defend Commissien Ruling

Loyalty Reviewers’ Procedure Methods Made Public Sunday   Drastic Rules Are Held Essential to Protect U. S. Government

UPHOLD RULES ON DISLOYALTY      ‘ epublican A And. Democrat in Congress ‘Approve Drastic Action

Loyalty ‘Cases Heard. Secretly   2. Congressmen: Defend Of Government:

Victims Trapped by Coal Stove Explosion and Flames in Suburban Home Southwest of City.   CHARRED BODIES _ REMOVED FROM RUINS   Two Injured as They Lea Through Window to Escape Blave — One in Serious Condition.

FLOOD DISASTERS ARE FEARED TODA)   St. Louis May Feel Brunt of High Waters, Is Report.

Cresi of Hoods Nears St. Louis  ae oF More Rain  OF ites Mee i i   Threat of More Rain  Causes New Concern In Missouri, Hiinois

Fear Disastrous Flood If 2 Rivers Crest at  Same Time at Junction

RAIN PRESENTS “FLOOD THREAT   New Disasters Hinge On Crests of Twa Rivers

St. Louis Area Keeps Eye On Approaching Flood Crests Of Two Big Rivers

Disaster Threat  Hangs on Joming — OF Flood Crest:   IHigh Waters of Missour and Mississippi Move Slowly Together

MAJOR DISASTER LIKELY IF RIVER CRESTS MERGE   Government Forecasters Closely Watching Flood Area Above St. Louis

NEW MENACE “SEEN IN TWO RIVERS RACE   Disaster Hinges on Juncture of. Mississippi and . .+ Missouri-Crests.. .  1B

Dallas Zoo Keeper Really Worried 'Mhont ‘Nd toe’---His Tail Freezes

America Has No Appetite For War   But Grads Of First. Postwar Regular Course At Army College Told Must Prepare

Dewey‘Asks 32 Millions  For Salaries   Special Committee Asks Emergency Use of Money From Surplus af 100 Millions   Points Are Made   Minimum of $2,000 Is Asked Under Mandate for Teachers

U.S.-Red Tilt Over Indonesia Stirs UN Strife   U.S. Representative Opposes Requested Withdrawal Of Dutch

tig Four Foreign Policy Leaders Meet Tomorrow In London; Atmosphere Gloomy On Prospects Of Agreement With Russia

Appropriations Approved For Two Townships    Another Appropriation Hearing Scheduled For August 28 in Anditor’s Office..

SOVIET GRAB OF PATENTS BARED   OBTAINING GERMAN PATENTS FROM U, S,, SAYS REP, THOMAS

Unions Force Earl Carroll To Pay Extras   Showman Heard By Mouse Labor Comunittee; Threaten Representative,

Hearing On Labor Legislation Ends  Charge Communists Control Guilds

Reds ‘Control’ 2 News Guilds  Union Head Names N. Y., Los Angeles

Labor Leader Murray Says Communist: ‘Have Virtual Control Of Guild Locals 

Communist Control of Unions Hit   New York, L. A. Guilds Dominated, House Group Told

HOUSE COMMITTEE HEARINGS ON LABOR BILLS CONCLUDED   Head of Newspaper Guild Tells Grou p Communists Control New York and Los Angeles Locals.   SHOWMAN TO INQUIRY WITH A BODYGUARD   Earl Carroll Voices Fear Mu sicians’ Union Will Make Him “Pay Financially” for His Testimony.

Communists Control Two  Guild Locals   Data Laid Before Congress By Spokesman As Labor Hearings Concluded

Guildman Says Reds in Saddle   House Committee Finishes Tneniew Inta I akae

Reds Ruling Guild Units   Milton Murray Upon Stand In Washington

SEVEN PERSONS PERISH IN FIRE   Mother and Six Children Are Victims

7 Lose Lives As Flash Fire  Sweeps Home   Mother, 29, Six Children Die As Farm House Burns in Pennsylvania

SEVEN PERISH IN FLASH FIRE   Flames Sweep Through Small Pennsylvania Farmhouse

0. K, COMMUNITY PROPERTY TAX   Michigan’s Law Wins  Government Approval

Michigan’s Property Law  Sanctioned Nebraska’s Is Seen Favorably

Tax Law Upheld By Government  Mich. Bill, Similar To Pa., Given Approval

“RED ARROW" WRECK YEAR'S WORST — — — — Railroad Accidents Are On Upswing, Survey Shows

CONGRESBMAN SAYS HOUSE  SHOULD: MAKE CHECKUP ) ONS PERCENT RISE  : TN SIX MONTHS

REQUESTS PROBE OF FOOD PRICES   Rep. Sabath Asks Expose of ‘Unending Raid’ « on Public

ASKS PROBE OF SHARP JUMP IN PRICES   Rep. Sabath Calls for Investigation by House Group

Contends All Transactions  Were Ethical   Army Secretary’s Assistant Had “Something Less Than Million” in Commodities.

COULDN’T HAVE KNOWN      Pauley Says His Commodities Activities Unknown to Truman

SOLD HOLDINGS AT $100,000 LOSS PAULEY DECLARES   Assistant to the Secretary of Army Testifies

Pauley Says He's ‘Worse  Off’ In Trade   Testifies Truman Could Not Have Known Of Activities

Pauley Tells Committee of Grain Deals   Testifies Sale of His Holdings Has Cost Him $100,000

Pauley Says Deals Secret   Neither Truman Nor Ag Sec’y. Knew Of s Holdinas.

Army Official Tells Senators He ‘Did Rather Well’ In Speculation

Pauley Explains Market Dealings To Senate Group      Declares He Is ‘$100,000 Worse Off’ By Selling Holdings After Taking War Post

PAULEY ADMITS BIG OPERATIONS IN COMMODITIES  STARTED TO SELL WHEN APPOINTED To  eerws mek eas

GRILL PAULEY AS SPECULATOR   Denies He Was Target of Truman Blast

COULDN'T HAVE KNOW)   Pauley Says His Commodities Activities Unknewa te Truman

Says Saffered $100,000 Loss Unload Holdings   Says Truman Or Anderson Could Not Have Known Of: Operations; Denies Used Position For Gaim

Special Assistant. to Army. Seer etary Says He Is. $100,000 Poorer, Due to. Accepting: U.S... Position

Pauley Asserts He Was Not Target Of Truman Speech   Says Neither the President or Secretary Anderson Knew of His Market Denis

ASSISTANT SECRETARY PAULEY. ADMITS DEALING IN “FUTURES” BUT DECLARES HE IS SELLING   Tells Senate Committee He Has Lost $100,000 But Had Million invested When He Accepted Army Post—-Ten Billion Reparation Claims by Reds May Be Deferred on Recommendation of Molotoy—Other News Events of the Day

Pauley Insists He Lost Money in His . Commodities Deal:   Special Assistant Secre tary to Royall Denies Unethical Actions

Truman Didn't Know Of His Grain Buying, Pauley Says   Lost $100,000 in Selling Holdings, Army Aide Declares

Pauley Denies Any Complicity in Deal On Grain Market   Tells Senate Group He Lost $100,000 In Selling Activity

Pauley Claims Loss in Grain. Market Deals   Truman Comments on Greed Not Aimed at Him, He: States

Activities   Market Transactions Le. gal and Proper, He Tells Committee _.

Army Assistant Declares Sale Cost Him Money   Denies That Trumar Knew of Dealings A Time of Criticism

Senators Quiz Pauley ‘About Deals   Latter Says He Is $100,000 Worse Off For Selling Holdings In Commodity Future:

Denies Using Army Ties in  Grain Deals   War Dept. Assistant Says Truman Didn’t Know of Activities

EDWIN W. PAULEY ~ ON WITNESS STAND   Said Truman Nor Anderson Knew He Was Operating on Commodities. Market.

»PRESIDENT DID NOT KNOW OF ACTIVITIES, CONGRESSMEN TOLD  CRITICISM NOT AIMED AT HIM, OEFICIAL SAYS, CLAIMNG LARGE LOSS

Pauley Declares President Didn't Know of His Deals   Assistant to Royall Says He Took $100,000 Loss By Unloading Commodity Holdings

Mt. Etna Again Belching Lava   Town Of 14,000 In Path Of New Flow

PUBLIC TRIAL ~DEMAND-MADE   CONGRESSMAN ASKS NAVY TO LIFT SECRECY FROM CASE INVOLVING PHI . SON CAMP

PRESIDENT WARNS — AGAINST OPTIMISM   In Mid-Year Economic Report to Congress, Mr. Tru man Says Nation Faces Danger of Boom and Bust Inflation.

U.S. Must Maintain High Production; Keep Wages, Prices Down, Warns Chief

Globe Circling Flight Preparations Are Being Made— Two To Use Cubs

Three Flights Around World Being Planned   Flier in Cub Plane Plans Pickup System; Odom To Try for Speed

Three Flights Around the World, Two in, Cub Planes, Being Plannec

3 World Tours by Air Ahead   Two Of There To Be Made In Cub Planes, One Ta Be Non-Stop

Martin to Testify In Diamond Row  Idle Arkansas Mine  Given Valuation of 7 a ie TT AAKR AAK AAD

Bar Public. From Budgei Sessions   Sen. Barkley Opposes Exclusion of Press  And Other Witnesses; Party Lines’ Cave In

heject Army-Navy Request   Committee Refuses To Keep Funds Intact But Will Work on Overall Budget Slash

Committee Insists On Heavy Slash   Attempt To Prevent Reduction In Army-Navy Funds Defeated.

BUDGET GROUP PLANS ARMY, NAVY CUT   Senate -House Committee Rejects Proposal to Keep Intact the Allowances for Defense Asked by President.

Joint Committee Kills. Proposal To Retain — ‘Military Budget In Full   HOUSE-SENATE BUDGET GROUP COMPOSED OF 102 MEMBERS WILL DECIDE LATER ON ACTION FOR CENERAL RIIDCET CUT OF SIX OR FOUR BILLION

Budget Committee Rejects Bid To Keep Army-Navy Funds Intact: Vote To Keep Hearings Private: Size Of Slash Undetermined

Committee Will Decide Later on Amount of Slash   Shout Down Proposal That Would Prevent Touching Service Appropriations

Compromise On Budget Slash Is Turned Down  Senate-House Group   Senate-House Group Works Toward Overall Cut of Six Billions

Minority Plan Was to Keep Budget Intact  Amount of Cut hAny Re  awarod

Committees To Stay In Session   Deadline Tomorrow Night - - Stiff

House-Senate Group To Decide Later On Budget Cut Policy   Rejects Proposal to Leave Army and Novy Funds Intact; Subcommittee Report Calls for Lopping $6 Billion from Truman Budget; Compromise Loses

Budget Hearings Reported Closed To Public, Press   102 Committee Members Start Sessions To Cut

Would Have Reduced Cut To 4 Billion   Proposal ‘Vo Prevent Slash Of Army-Navy Funds Shouted Down,

Press, Public Excluded From Budget Parley   Committee Of 102 Law makers Meet to Consider Trimming Off Six Billion Dollars.

One Proposal For Military Shouted Down  Armed Force = hey Ba it Almost

BUDGETARY GROUP VOTES TO SHUT DOORS FOR HEARINGS   Party Lines Cave In As 102-Man Committee Studies Budget Slashing

\ —SPENDING— 2-Party > Bloc Fights Arms Cut   MAY LOP: $6 BILLION

House-Senate Committee May Compromise on Cut Proposed for U.S. Budget

Kills Proposal To Limit Cuf OnU. S. Budget   Reduction Limit Of -$4,150,000,000 Is  Killed By Congress Budaet Committee

Budget Group Plans Cat in Military Fund   Joint Committee Shouts Down Proposal to Keep Military Items Intact.

PRESS, PUBLIC BARRED FROM UNIT SESSIONS   Republican - Democrat Bloc Forms to Fight Six Billion Cut

Proposal to Keep Army-Navy Figure Intact Rejected   House-Senate Budgetary Committee Will Seek Overall Spending Slash

PUBLIC KEPT FROM CAPITOL CONFERENCES   Action Is Taken Despite Barkley Plea To “Let People Know”

Press, Public Ban Voted by Budget Gr oup   Hearings on Reduction In 37 Billion Estimate To Be Closed, Senate Committee Decides

JOINT HOUSE, SENATE GROUP MEETS TODAY   To Decide Later on 6 Billion or Less Budget Slash Action

BUDGET SLASH OF LESS THAN 6 BILLION URGED   Legislators Agree To Keep Press And Public From Attending Hearings

Meeting of Joint Group ls Launched   Conferees Veto Propose! To Hold Budget Slash To $4,150,000,000.

Committee Ponders Cut In Budget   Senate-House Group Meets in Closed Session to Discuss Slash in President’s Budget.

Reject Proposal To Keep Service Funds in Budget   Alternate Offer In Budget Slash Is Shouted Down

Compromise on Budget Beaten   Proposal fo Hold Budget Cut fo S44 Billion Loses

F inal Figure Not Decided   Sum for Army, Navy Not to Remain Intact

[Public and Press To Be Excluded at Budget Sessions   Senate, House Committee Votes 40 to 27 to Keep Discussions Secret at Capital

Hands Off Proposal Rejected   Budget Group Then Vetoes Compromise Overall Cut of $4 Billions

Bill Seeks 10% Rent Rise With Courts as Boss   Democrats Defeated; Spending Session Continues in Secret

Budget Committee Upholds Plan to Curb Military. Furids   Decision on Additional Cuts Delayed;  Bence mack Bieckeltan Biaemmnel Demo Llen we em

Proposal Voted Down By 50 To 23   Sought $4,150,000,000 Level; Dingel Plan Out

Army-Navy Money  Action Delayed on Amount   Action Delayed on Amount  Of Over-All Budget Cut

Four Billion Budget Slash ls Considered   “Token Cuts” For Armed Services Said Provided

Press Excluded From Hearings  On Budget Slash  Committee Vote of 40-27 With Demos Mainly in Minority

Move Against Cutting Army and Navy Funds Blocked at Committee Hearing

PHOPOOAL FOR DENYING FUND SLASH BEATEN   Hearings by House-Senate Committee Votes to ” Bar Press.

Press Barred By Action Of Committee   Barkley’s Plea To Open Doors Is Denied

Federal Budget To Face  Revision   G. O. P. Leaders May Lop Off 4 To 6 Billion

Budget Total Reduction Is Directed   Exact Amount of Cu To Be Determined Later by Committee

Cut In Military. Funds Approved   Big House-Senate Committee Will Decide Whether To Ask Reduction Of $6,000,- : 000,000 Or $4,150,000,000

Bar Press, Public To Budget Meet   _ Senate-House-Committee Votes To Hold Closed Sessions.

Committee Rejects Move To Keep Funds  Intact; Bars Press   Combined House And Senate Group May Compromise On $4,150,000,000 Slash

Budgetary Group Favors Trimmed Army-Navy Funds  Extent of Cut Will Be Decided Later; — Pavroll Slash Dune

Public, Press Excluded as Huge Committee Starts Battle Over Amount to Cut Truman’s Budget

Closed Meet Of Budgetary Group Voted   Senate Democratic Leader Burkley Says People Should Know What Ie Goina On

Hearings To Map Budget for Year Closed fo Public   Attempt To Prevent Trimming of Defense Appropriations Fails

Committee Votes 4()-27 To Bar Press, Public From Confab   Solons Start Discussions on Republicar Proposal To Slice Truman’s Fiseal Appropriations

102-Member Committee on Budget Meets   Compromise Cut of $4,150,000,000 Is Retected

Committee Opposes Ban On Closed Shop   Real Problem Is Industry. _ Wide Strikes, Says Landis

Majority of Senate Labor Committee Oppose Outright Ban on Closed Sho;

Senators Won  By Closed Shop   Seven of Lahor Committee Now Oppase Ban

CLOSED SHOP BAN OPPOSED   Majority of Senate Labor Committee Against Bill For Outright Ban

STASSEN, TAFT HEAD PROGRAN   Two Presidential Hopeluls Te Lead Columbus Discussion Period Tonight.

President at Monticello For Fourth of July Speech  Tokve Sees Parade ¢ of American Troops;  5 i 2

Express Doubt Indonesia Can  Stop Fighting   Indonesians To. Need Discipline Or Be Elimin- © ated, Dutch Acting Governor Says   Lack Cease Fire Order From Hague   Republicans Express Dis appointment U. N. Did Not Specify Dutch Should Return Gains

VAN MOOK WELCOMES U. §. OFFER   Doubts If Cease Fire Order Can Be Enforced

Hostilities N ot Ended In Indonesia   Dutch Wonder If Other Side Can Enforce Order To Cease Fire-

Plan To Act If Governor Fails   17 Additional Arrests Made On Federal Indictments; Governor Considers Calling Special Session

Truman Is Given Pension Records   See Check Of 28,000 Getting Tax - Free Monthy Income.

President To Get Report On Retired Wartime Officers   28.000 Drawing Monthly Tax Free Income For Disabilities Including 387 Former Generals

Retirement Pay Records ‘Go To Truman   See Editorial Today Pace 2

Data On 28,000 Disabled  Wartime Officers Drafted   Army To Furnish Trumar With Records Of Those Who Have Retired With TaxFree Income

SEE REVIEW OF DISABILITY PAY   ARMY GATHERS DATA IN RETIREMENTS AT PRESIDENT’S ORDER

Take Look At War  Record      ' Meyers Case May Lead To Probe of Officers: Retired On Tax-Free Disability Income:

Records of 28,000 Retired Army ‘ Officers Prepared for Presiden}

Officer Records Go to President   Army Prepares Data as Aftermath of Mevers Case

New Price Drops Hint: Potential Food Cost Slash   Still Too Early to Tel Whether Downward Slide May Be Permanent

Scattered Price Cuts, Plunging Grain Market Offer New Hope fo Food Buyer:

Follows Refusal To Lease Sites .  Troops To Move Back Within Canal Zone

U. .. lo Withdraw Troops In Panama   Removal Of Forces Planned After U.S. Request For Bases Rejected

Troops To Be Withdrawn Into Canal Zone Proper  As Quickly As Possible   Congressman Suggests Making Plans For New Waterway Across Nicaragua

U.S. Pulls Out Panama Troops From 14 Bases   Action Follows on Heels Of Nation’s Refusal  TT... Banocw J aseee

American Troops Will Pull Back Into Canal Zone   State Department Acts After Agreement On Defense Rejected

U.S. Troops Will Leave Bases Outside Canal Zone ~   Surprise Action  Follows Panama’s Rejection of New Lease Agreements

U.S, 70 SHIFT PANAMA TROOPS TQ CANAL ZONE   State Department Maps Program as Republic Nrane Dact nn Racac  ‘abides sek Mea

U. 5. Troops To Give Up Vital Area   ‘Panimanian — Legislat iye Unanimously Re jects Lease Agreement New Canal Proposed

2,000 Troops Will Be Taken From 14 Sites      New Canal Between Atlantic. And Pacific Proposed

Assign Troops To Canal Zone   Withdraw Forces From Panamanian Area

Troops To Be Ordered Back To Canal Zone   Orders Include Rio Hato Port

U.S. Will Pull Back Troops  In Canal Zone   Action Follows Panama Rejection of Accord Covering 14 Bases

14 Strategic Sites in Panama Proper Given Up After Renewal Is Refused   Hysterics In Panama Legislature Blamed For 51 To 0 Rejection Of Continuation Of Lease for S Protective Basec

Announcement Made as Base Pact Rejected   Withdrawal of Forces From Defense Sites to Begin Immediately

2,000 Must Pull Back To Narrow Canal Zone   - Panama’s Refusal To Extenc Lease Forces U.S. Action

Panama’s Rejection” of Treaty for Defense Sites Revives Talk of Canal Through Ne ragua.

ACTION TAKEN AFTER LEASE IS REJECTED   All Sites Outside The Canal Zone Will Be Evacuated

PANAMA ACTION BRINGS ORDERS TO U. S. TROOPS   Immediate Withdrawal  Of American Forces Now Under Way

Property Owners Atfack Real Estafe’ Tax to Finance Veterans’ Bonuses

Order Restored in Georgia Prison Camp After 6 Nearoes Die in Bloody Riot

Order Restored After Bloody Fight In Camp   SIX NEGRO CONVICTS SLAIN IN GUN BATTLE

5. Africa Urges Speedy Revision Of Potsdam Pact  German Economy Is" Called Peace Menace

REISH POVERTY -MENACES PEACE   Improvement Of German Economy Urged At London Meeting

Quick Revision Of Potsdam Pact Sought   Union of South Africa Joins Australia in Appeal for Germany

Potsdam Pact Change Urged By Australia   Germany's War - Blighted Economy Held Menace To Peace

URGES REVISED POTSDAM PACT   South Africa Union Seek: Revision to Improve German Economy

TWO NATIONS CALL FOR REVISION OF POTSHAM ACCORT   South Africa and Australia Say Agreement Should Be  Changed to Improve Germanv’s Keonomv.   DEMANDS ON REIOH OPPOSED   Austrian Foreign Minister Dedares His Nation Will Be Unable to Pay War

Revision of  Potsdam Pact Urged  - South Africa and Australia - Ask Quick Action

U.S. Charges Steel Industry Fixes Prices   Case Is First Step To Prosccute Cananirators

STEEL INDUSTRY CHARGED WITH PRICE COLLUSION   U. S. Launches Its First Concrete Move Against Hich Prices

Steel Prices Under Probe   Government Charges Steel Industry Engaged In Collusive Practices; Basis Of Economy Rests On Steel And Iron.

U.S. Takes First ~ Action Against “ Rise in Prices   Accuses’ Iron and Steel Industry of Illegal Collusive Practices   TRADE COMMISSION SCORES INSTITUTE   Says Members Worked to Fix Identical Prices and Destroy Competition

GOVERNMENT nll IRON, STEEL GROUP ON PRICE PEGGING   Charges Brought Against Metal Institute And 100 Odd Members  Cl‘amnricine industrv.

3 INDUSTRIES NAMED AS US. FIGHTS PRICES   Steel, Tires, Films, Covered; Formal  Charges Filed

STEEL GROUP FACING FIRST LEGAL ACTION   Government Says Big industry Raises, Fixes, Holds Its Tariffs

Steel Industry  Faces FIC Suif   Action Brought Against Institute and Its 100-Odd Members

Charge Is First Move Against Rising Prices   Americon Iron ond Steel Institute, 100 Odd Members Accused of IIleqal Practices

Charge Troi. And Steel Industr Engaged In Megal Collusis Practices To Raise. Fix An Maintain Prices   HEARING DATE IS SET FOR SEPT 16

PACKING UNION SEEKS PAY HIKE   Vote to Reopen Pacts for 15 cents Increase

-RAIN-SWOLLEN RIVERS OVERFLOWING IN SOUTH, » GEORGIA FARMS EVACUATED

Evacuation Forces At Work In Georgia Rescue 125 Persons   More Rain Forecast ° For Eastern Area; More Damace Likely

132 Known Dead, 1,305 Injured In Southwest Storm  2,000 Homeless At Woodward, Okla., In Wake Of Tornado

PANHANDLE E               Dead Believed to Be Over L:  Millions of Dollars Damag Being Counted      EMERGENCY SUPPLIES. - -* ARE RUSHED INTO AREA

Rescue Crews Searching for Storm Dead   Panhandle Tornado Toll at 132 Dead, 1.305 Iniured

 Panhandle Tornado Casualty Count Is 132 Dead, 1,306 Persons Injured

Recheck of Casualties in Tornado Reveal 132 Dead and 1,305 Injured 100 Blocks Razed in One Community

Tornado Toll Set At 132 Known Dead   Property Damage Runs Into Millions

Rescuers Still Searching For Storm Victinis   Known Death ‘Toll 132 With 1,305 Injured. a

Tornado Toll: 132 Dead And 1305 Hurtin2 States   Ailditional Casualties Are Sought by Rescuers in Ruins of Hardest Hit Communities; Losses Run Into Millions

Tornado-Lashed Panhandle Area Counts Its Dead   Property Losses In Rich Country Run to Millions

[32 DEAD NOW KNOWN STORM TOLL   Injuries in Panhandle Tor: nado Run to 1,305 te Date, With Worker: Searching for Possible Other Victims.

Treasure Isle Swept by Fire   Rescue Crews Search for More Casualties As List of Known Dead from Tornado Mounts to 132

TORNADO AREA rgUINTS KNOWN DEAD AT 132   jajared List Sét at 1,306 as fescue Crews Still Search for Bodies.

Airplanes Fly              Devastated Area  Bulldozers Used To Clear Debris In Flattened Cities

132 Dead, 1305 Injures By Tornado   Property Loss In Texas-Okluhoma Panhandle Section Runs Into Milliens

DEAD SET Al 132 IN WAKE OF BIG TORNADO   Rescue Searchers Probe Texas - Oklahoma Area For More Victims   Photos on Page 10.

EXTEND SEARCH FOR ADDITIONAL STORM VICTIMS   Establish Field Kitchens te Take Care of Thousands of Homeless

Search Ruins For Additional  Tornado Dead   Death Toll Estimated At 132; Property Loss Rans Into Many Millions

KNOWN DEAD IN OKLAHOMA-TEXAS STORM IS NOW 132   The Injured List Is Estimated at 1305 As Search Continues.   LOSS INTO MILLIONS   Field Kitchens and Emergency Stations Set Up to Care for Homeless.

Thousands Left Homeless After Panhandle Storm   Red Cross Sets Twister Toll At 138 Dead: 1305 Injured

Rescue Workers Continue Search for Additional Victims in Towns Devastated  by Tornado.   132 KNOWN DEAD,  1,305 INJURED

WORKERS COM TORNADO am FOR MORE DEAD   Revised Count Lists 132 As Killed And 1,305 Hurt; Supplies Speeded

Panhandle Counts Death Toll Now At 138, Injured 1,305   Emergency Aid Rushed In, To Care For Thousands Of Homeless; Bulldozers Clearing Wreckage In Towns

Death Toll Now At 132; Property Loss in Millions   Rescue Crews Continue Hunt; Stations Set Up To Care for Homeless

1,305 Believed Injured; Field Kitchens Set Up As Bull Dozers Clear ‘HOE Ow DoeHer Wreckae

PROPERTY LOSS OF MILLIONS IN PANHANDLE AREA   RESCUE CREWS STILL SEARCH RUINS FOR MORE CASUALTIES

132 Counted Dead After Panhandle Tornado Disaster   Rescue Crews Still Searching Debris Today

Tornado Dead Put at 132   1,305 Injured— Rescue Crews Search For More Victims

Rescuers Seekinc Additional Victims of Storm   Toll of Known Dead Is Placed at 132; More Than 1,300 Listed as Injured; Work Of Rebuilding Tornado-Damaged Area Begun

Storm-Torn Towns Count 132 Victims   1,305 Persons Hurt; Loss Hits Millions; Thousnnds Homeless

SQUADS SEEK MORE DEAD IN RUINED AREA   Known Dead Number 132; Many Injured

Property Loss In StormAreaHeavy   Rescue Workers Continue to Search for Additional Casualties   138 ARE KNOWN DEAD   Estimate 1.305 Injured; Thousands Are Left   i. rmeless

TEXAS OKLANOMA  COUNT 132 DEAD IN WAKE OF TORNADE   1,305. Injured, Thousands Homeless, Damage Runs  tate AAI

Storm-Lashed Towns Count Dead At 132; 1,305 Injured   Lamage To Property Runs Into Millions; Homeless Receive Aid

Storm Areas Count Dead And Injured   Casualty Lists Are Revised---138 Known Dead and 1,305 Hurt; Still Search Ruine

Rescue Crews Continue Search In Tornado-W recked Texas Panhandle Towns For Additional Casualties

Rescue Crews Still» Search Rubble far Additional Bodies   1,305 Estimated to Have Been Injured in Texas:  Oklahoma Panhandle”.

Death Toil In Tornado Totals 138   Reseue Crews Continue to Search Rufins for More Victims; 2,600 Without Homes, Woodward

Tornado Toll Stands At 138 Known Dead   Injured Estimated at 1,305 As Panhandle Area Of Oklahoma.and Texas Searches for Additional Casualties Amid Piles of Debris

Convict Composer Still Just a Number While Critics Hail His Music

Georgia Preacher Held After Death Of Church Member:  Zealous Convert Gulpec Down Poisor to Prove  Casith im Ace

HOUSE CHIEFS WARN AGAINST PORTAL SUIT   ‘Actions May Block Move to Slash U. S. Taxes

Portal Pay Bills Get Green Light  Suits May Prohibit Reduction in Taxes

900,000 VETERAKS DROP OUT OF ON- JOB- TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAN

Senators Bargain For Life Of OPA   GOP Solons Offer To Continue Board If White House Approves Rent Ceiling Hike

G.0,P, SEEKS ADVANCE APPROVAL ON RENTS   Deal With White House Reported Pending

RENT INCREASE DEAL PROPOSED   GOP Would Continue OPA in Exchange for Ceiling Hike

GOP SENATORS BARGAINING TO INCREASE RENTS   Would Okay OPA Continuation In Truman PDeat

Heavy Traffic Jams MarketSt. For Blocks   Cars Tied Up From Square Corner To Seventh

Neek-End Traffic Jammed! MAN KILLED, 3 Jowntown Market Street HURT IN UPSEI

GROWN JEWELS CASE TURNED OVER TO GERMAN OFFICIALS   INVESTIGATORS FIND NO AMERICANS ARE INVOLVED IN MISSING JEWELS  CASE '

U. S. STEPS OUT OF GEM PROBE   Vera Herbst Released After Grilling In Missing Crown Jewel Case

Twister Roars  Out of Canada: 45 Injured   High Winds Batter North Dakota Towns; Report Heavy Damare

10 Dead, 45 Hurt As Tornado Hits Red River Valley  Twister Roars Out Of Canada, Sweeps Across Two States

Sphere Of Work Will Be Larger   W. F. Smith Outlines *Formula’ For Raising Of Funds

Leaders Tell Of Need For Bigger Fund   Greater Sphere Of Work, Higher Cost Factors Stressed

Cut in Exports Brings Grain Price Plunge   Corn, Wheat Drop Limit: Eggs, Butter, Cotton Also Decline

Wheat, Corn Drop Limit In Chicago   Plunges Follow Announcement of Slash in Exports

Grains Tumble on Sharp Slash in U.S.. Exports   Proposals to Curb Price Spiral Resound Throughout Nation

GRAIN EXPORT! CUT; PRICES PLUNGE LIMIT   Eggs And Butter Also Drop In Chicago Market

Grain Prices Plunge After Exports Cut   Calls for Wider Reduction Of Exports Voiced; Buyer Resistance Springing Up

Export Cut Causes Grain Price Plunge  Wheat Drops Daily Limit Of 10 Cents

Wheat and Corn Prices Dive As  Exports Reduced   Grains Take Plunge At Chicago As Way Sought Tn Curh Riscine Price<

Senate GOP Defeats Delay on Tax Bill  AQ AA Toast Vatn Smnnnile Moancupn   48-44. Test Vote Speeds Measure To Possible Okeh This Week

Four-Vote GOP Margin Clears Way for Tax Bill  Move to Hold Measure Till July Lace: AR tn Ad   Move to Hold Measure Till July Loses 48 to 44 Action Due Wednesday

Approval This Week of Bill Possible   Democrats Beaten in Attempt to Pactnone Dearisison

BILL TO REDUCE INCOME TAXIS PUSHED ACROSS   Republicans Clear Way Fee Reduction Next July 1 By Four Votes   TWO GOP MEMBERS . "JOIN DEMOCRATS

Ways Paved For Approval Of Tax Slash   Republicans Beat Down Democratic Motion To Delay

Approval This Week of Bill Possible  Democrats Beaten in cose to Dos ND  OLIVvHoONne LJeaCiCoinn

GOP Gains A Close 48-44  Vote Margin   Clears Way For A » Possible Passage  Of BULL This Week

Republicans  Clear Way  For Approval Of Tax Slash   Defeat, 48 to 44, Democratic Move To Delay Action Until June 10

Motion to Put Off Action Is Beaten, 48-44   Senate Approval of Measure Possible This Week: Lucas Protests

WAY CLEARED TO PASS BILL DURING WEEK   Margin of Four Votes Gives GOP Victory In Major Test

WAY 1S CLEARED. FOR QUICK SENATI VOTE ON TAX CU   Democratic Motion to Action Until June 10 Defeated by Republicans, 48 to 44,   ATTACK ON MEASURE 18 LED BY BARKLE   Possible Approval of Bill, Pr viding for $4,000,000,000 Slash, May Come Wednesday or Thursday.

SCOTLAND YARD IS TAKING’: — ~~~ PRECAUTIONS FOR WEDDING   MANY SECURITY BTEPSA IN  CONNECTION WITH WED:  DING OF PRINCESS —..BLIZABETH .

More States Push For Ban On War Talk   Slav Nations Speak; Canada Asks UN To Condemn War Talk

APPROVAL IS VOTED BY N. Ye STATE SENATE   “Publi¢ Employee” Strikes Would Be _ Banned by Measure 

New York State Senate Votes to Outlaw Strikes By All Public Workers

TWO CHILDREN KILLED (IN FIRE   Blaze Sweeps Seven Homes In West Virginta City

Some Controls Are Continues   President Signs Extension Of Second War Powers Act Congress Measure  yor -r

British Delay Hanging After Two Kidnapings   Tel Aviv Judge Taken From Court Room by Band of Armed Men

Palestine Kidnapings Are Probed   Believe Underground Is Involved In Britons’ Aduction,

? BRITISH OFFICIALS KIDNAPED   House-to-riouse Curfew Placed or Jewish Sections

90,000 JEWS PLACED UNDER HOUSE ARRESTS   British Postpone Hanging For Underground Terrorist.

Action Taken F ollowing Two Kidnapings By Underground   Banker, Judge Abducted In New Flare-up of Violence

90,000 JEWS PLACED UNDER HOUSE CURFEY AFTER 2 KIDNAPINGS  HANGING OF ALLEGED TERRORIST DELAYED IN PALESTINE CRISIS *

Judge In Tel Aviv Reported Kidnaped By Members Of Jewish Underground

British Delay Hanging After PairKidnaped   Armed Raiders Snatch Judge From Tel Aviv Court, Abduct Banker

90,000 Jews Under Arrest In Kidnapines   British Heir To Baronetcy Latest Victim

TWO BRITONS KIDNAPED  90,000 Jews Arrested As Palestine Hanging Delayed

Terrorists Attempt  To Stop Execution  British Judge And Banker Are Kidnaped By Underground

Kidnap © Hostages   A British Judge Is Second Victim in 36 Hours in Tel Aviv

Palestine Put Under Curfew   Underground Holds Jurist as Hostare

Judge, banker Seized and Held for Hostages   Hanging of Condemned Man Delayed During Search in Palestine

90,000 JEWS IN PALESTINE KEPT INDOORS   Placed Under Arrest After Two Britons Are Kidnaped

British Banker, Judge Abducted In Tel Aviv; Ties Terrorist Hanging

British Heir Is Abducted   Judge Windham Reported Seized by Ten Armed Jews

90,000 Jews Arrested As 2 Britons Kidnaped   Hanging of Terrorist Postponed— Holy Land Becomes Tense Over Wow Attarkea non Reitkh

90,000 Jews In Palestine Are Arrested   2 Britishers Kidnapped As British Prepare To Hang Jewish Youth.

New Kidnapings in Holy Land Bring Wholesale Arrests   Ninety Thousand Are Held by British; Hanging Postponed

Jews Kidnap Two Britons In Palestine   90.000 Persons Placed Uader Wouse Arvest By Arny: Hanging Delayed.

Second Kidnaping By Jews I Cause of Widespread New Curfew      “OPPOSE JEWISH STATE

Two Britons Are Kidnaped   Scheduled Hanging of Terrorist Postponed

House Arrest Set For Palestine Jews   ‘Jurist Kidnapped In Protest Aaainst Hanaing of Terrorist

British Fear for Safety o! Banker and Judge Held Hostage by Jews

90,000 Are Arrested In Holy Land   Two Britons Are Abducted As Jews Protect Gentence

90,000 PLACED UNDER ARRESI   Action In Palestine Oc curs After Two Britons Kidnaped   TAKE BANKER. JUDGE

JUDGE SEIZED BY THE JEWS   Ten Armed Hebrews Abduct Ralph Windham, Heir to a Baronetcy, While He Is Holding Court in Tel Aviv.

British Clamp Down On Jews After Kidnaping  Judge, Banker Are Taken Away; Delay Hangi a 9 ins lindar War

Curfew For  90,000 Jews In Palestine   Kidnaping of Two Britons Brings Order; Delay Terrorist Hanging

90,000 Jews Placed Under House Arvest In Palestine Today   Kidnapings of British Banker, Judge Lead to Drastic Order

‘Girl Friend’ Of General Before Jury   Mrs. Mildred La. marre Says Meyers Testimony ‘Lies.’

Mrs. Lamarre Before Inquiry   Denies She Ever Wan . “Girl Friend” of General Mevers

Mrs. Lamarre  Is Questioned By Grand Jury   Wife Of‘Dummy’ President Denies Being Girl Friend Of Gen. Meyers

Grand Jury Hears Testimony of Mrs. LaMarre   She Contends Meyers  Charges,’All Lies‘

— DENIES SHE’S ‘GIRL FRIEND’ — Meyers Case Jurors Call Mrs. Lamarre

Meyers Inquiry Re-Opens Today   Mrs. Lamarre on Hand to Deny General’s Con tention That She Was His “Girl Friend.”’

MAMA’ OF WACS CUTS THER CAME   Fifth Anniversary Party Is Highlighted by Selection

Stadium Fight — To Be Waged By Hot Spring:   LEGAL SUIT PLANNED TC BLOCK LITTLE ROCK PROMOTORS

No Boost In Prices Mentioned   CIO Union Rejects Offer; CLAW Plans Strike At Chrysler

Firm Offers 10-Cent Raise fo 265,000   Little Hope Seen for Flat Acceptance by Three CIO Unions

Truman Asks Rent. Control “Be Extended   President Says Congress - Must Vote Effective’

Rent Control Extension Ts Requested  5 oe s Appeal Comes as Ceiling  Dewnd Ve FM on.

RENT CONTROL EXTENSION ISSOUGHT   President Truman Is Asking House Group To Back This Move

TRUMAN ASKS EXTENSION OF RENT CONTROI   HOUSING SHORTAGE STILL CRITICAL, CONGRESS TOLD

House Banking Group Okehs 10 Pet. Boost   President Says L. 5. Still Faces Critical Shortage in Message

Extend Rent Control, Is Truman Plea   House Group Votes 10 Per Cent Boost For Rent Ceijlines

TRUMAN CALLS FOR EXTENSION RENT CONTROLS   House Committee Votes Ten Per Cent Boost In Rental Ceilings

Truman Asks Effective  Rent Control Extension  Nation Suill Faced: With Housing, Crisis,  2: Dee. eevee? Wosertesec. aa scene: OB TOAR Teinntg

Truman Calls For Extension  Of Rent Curb:   President Says U. 8. Still Faces Critical Shortage of Housing

RENT CEILINGS ARE INCREASED BY HOUSE GROUP   Committee Also Votes Ti Abolish All Controls Over Construction   EXTENDED CONTROL URGED BY PRESIDENT

Rent Control Extension ‘Is Requested  President’s Appeal Comes as Ceiling Boost Is Approved

TrumanAsks Rent Control Be Continued   Says Housing s Still Critical

RENT CONTROL BE EXTENDED   Calls on Congress To Keep Curbs Until June 30, 1948

Housing Still Criticel — Urges kixtension of » Ront. Eviction: Rules

Truman Seeks Rent Control Continuation   Year’s Extension Asked as Committee Votes 10% Increase

Truman Asks Rent Control Extension   House Committee Votes  10 Per Cent Raise

Spraying Of Town To Start Monday _ In Residential Area  Predict Fly F ree

Spraying Of Town To-Start Monday _ In Residential Area  Predict Fly Free Gummer Tf Racidante

U.S. Rubber Makes Wages Agreement  Some 30,000 Employes In  Some 30,000 Employes Involved, Pay and Vacation Provisions Included

First Company Wide Contract For U.S. Rubber Workers Is Announced

CONTRACT WITH URW APPROVED   U. S$. Rubber Company Announces Agreement with CIO Union Employes

Reports Indicate They Will Refuse to Permit Government Troops to Enter

Mercy Cargc In France   Ship Bearing U. S. Food Greeted With Ceremony at LeHavre

Democracy, Communist  Ritt Final   Russia’ ’s Moves to ConTel, Europe In Wake,     Checked; U.S: “Haw ‘Major ‘Role

1D. H. ZENTMIRE ENCOURAGES SAFE INVESTMENT POLICY   Feels That United States - Savings Bonds Are A Good Place To Save Money

New Greek Rulers Open Door fo U.N   World Attention Will Be Called to Amnesty Drive

Greece Gets’ New Cabinet *  Sophoulis Is Named Leader In U. S. Act

New Cabinet French Seize For Greece Is Alleged Stern Inaugurated Gang Members

Greek Government Is to Grant Rebels Amnesty  Two Hostile Parties Combine to Rule : Strife-Torn Nation

Sophoulis Asks for Surrender   New Premier Says Amnesty to Cover Political Prisoners, Tried or Untried

Pledge Fight Against Reds   Long-Feuding Greek Parties Form Joint  Government; Goal Is To Crush Guerrillas

Amesty Is Offered Guerrillas   INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION INVITED TO OVERSEE ACTION

REDS SEE CHANCE FOR SUCCESS AT BiGi FOUR PARLE)   Believe Plan for Germany May Be Offered That Will Break What Appears to Be a Deadlock.   CONFERENCE GETS UNDER WAY MONDAY

Optimism Among  Russians   Over Prospect of Arriving at Some Concrete Decisions  On Plan for Germany

Soviet Union May Present German Plan   Belief Increases in Moscow Russia May Move to Break Deadlock Between Great: Powere

Ministers To Start Moscow Meet Monday   Soviets Reported Optimistic Over German Settiemen'

Russia May Have Proposal to Break Deadlock  Soviet Delegation Optimistic Over Outcome of Parley

Four-Power Accord Seen On Germany   U. S. and British Delegations Fail To Share Optimism

32 Jews and 6 Arabs Wounded in Day’s Fighting in Jerusale and Tel Aviv. fe

Violence Continues — In Palestine  Property Damage   Property Damage In Jerusalem  Put at $1.000.000

Jerusalem Riot Action Fatal To 14  . Arabs Protest UN Partition Of Palestine

Jews, Arabs in Fight-fo-Death Over Holy Land   Organized Gangs Strike Jerusalem; Battle Over Tel Aviv

14 Killed as Fighting Rage: = Palestine  Riots Inenired hy   Riots Inspired by Exiled Mufti of  Jerusalem, Charged

Apply Torch To Jewish Property  Bloody Armed Clashe: Staqed in Holy Land

Mob Attacks Metropolis Of Tel Aviv   Pall Of Smoke Over Holy City

BRAKE MONOPOLY CHARGED IN SUIT   Westinghouse Co. Defendant In Federal Action

VA Fights Schick Hospital Bill   Mea mance hintaan Edda rd ba fan ptinn an Plan

Near Record Travel On Peacetime Holiday Indicated As Millions Of Americans Plan Trips This Week-End

Railways, Air, Roads To Face Heavy Traffie   National Safety Council Says 30,000,000 Will Hit Highways In Quest For Fun and Relaxation   Death Estimate  Placed At 275   Fair Weather Report Adds Incentive To Travel As Reports Are Same Throughout Nation

Record Travel Forecast For 3-Day July 4 Holiday.  \   Millions Of Americans Complete Plans For Trips; Predict 275 Death Toll

Millions To Jam Highways Over Fourth   Estimate 30 Million Car: Will Cause The Bigges Traftic Jam Sn Histor Of The Nation

Close to Record Peacetime Travel  Predicted tor July Fourth Weekend

Record Travel  Is Indicated   Railroads, Airlines And Buses Report Record Reservations.

TRANSIT LINES PREPARE FOR HEAVY TRAVEL   Forecast Fair Weather for Most of Nation on Fourth

—BIG WEEKEND FOR AMERICANS—  Holiday Travel To Hit Record Peak This W eek

Record Travel On Holiday Seen   Air, Rail, Bus Lines Adding All Available Equipment

“HONOR THE DEAD—NOT JOIN THEM”, IS PLEA FOR ME MORIAL DAY DRIVING

(OAL OPERATORS MEET TODAY IN WASHINGTON   Te Chart Course In Negotiations With fohn L. Lewis

Offer To Gran’ Boost Denied By Operators   Soft Coal Industry Confused By Report of Mine Concessions

Terms Reported OK'd by Two of Large Producers   Confused Situation Causes Schwellenbach To Delay Conference

Soft Coal Wage Contract Move Expected Soon   Lewis Remains Silent— Schwellenbach Also Delays Any Action   MINES ARE TURNED > BACK TO OWNERS

LEWIS BLAMES 1S. OWNER: FOR COAL LULI   A says Burden Of New Pact Negotiations Rests With eavernment, Operators

Lewis Passes Buck As End 0  Peace Nears   Union Leader Declares He Is Waiting Overtures For Negotiations.

Lewis Breaks Silence on Strike  UMW Boss Blames Owners and Officials For Not Negotiating

HOUSE OKAYS STATE BONUS   Measure to Pay Maximurr ~ Of $500 to Vets Approved by Unanimous Vote

Bonus Measure Wins Approval Of State House   Democrats in Both (Chambers Criticize Governor's Budget

Hughes Scheduled To Appear Friday Before Senate Quiz   His Publicity Man Will Also Appear In Wartime Plane Contract Probe

Film Producer Expected To Testify Tomorrow at Senate Investigation of His Plane Contracts.   PUBLICITY MAN ALSO TO TESTIFY

Will Testify Jointly Before Subcommittee   Lovett Tells Group Joint Chiefs Of Staff Opposed Contracting For Huahes Plane

Contract Is Made Over Objections   Was Pushed by Nelson Over Protest of Joint Chiefs of Staff, Revealed

FINANCED BY JONES ON HIS DIRECT ORDERS   Roosevelt Later Blocked Cancellation of The Aired Project

REPORT GIVE BY LOVETT AT INQUIRY   Undersecretary Of State Quotes Patterson Letter   For $18,000,000 Project Awarded Kaiser-Hughes Despite Action

Flyer Will. Testify With Press Agent  Chi efs of Staff’  Arann aad Beath kt

Temperatures   Plane Maker and Publicity Man Due To Appear Friday: Materials Called Big Issue in Flying Boat Inquiry

Flying Boat Was Spurned by War Leaders, Claim   Plane Manufacturer And Publicity Man Due To Appear Friday

Testifies Top Military Men Turned Down Hughes ‘Boat’   Builder Got Contracts  Anyway, Probers   Told

Hughes, Meyer On Stand Friday  In Plane Hearing   Sen. Pepper Says Elliott Roosevelt Justified In Pushing Project.

Subpoena Issued By Probe Committee to Force _ Hughes to Attend:Inquiry.

HUGHES, AIDE 10 TAKE PROBE ‘TAND FRIDAY   pene Manufacturer, Chiet press Agent To Testify on Contract.

To Take Stand In Probe Of  Plane Contracts   Committee Hears That Mass Flying Boat Program Rejected By Top Military Leaders

Army, Navy Didn’t Want > Kaiser Plane   YPB Boss Donald Nelson Shoved Flying Boat Contract Down Throat Of Chiefs OF Staff

Hughes Will Take Stand On Friday   His Publicity Man Also to Testify Before Senate Investigators

Hughes, Meyer Both On Stand Tomorrow   Millionaire and His Publicity Agent Before Committee

Senators Hear Lovett Tell Of Contracts   Officials Turned Down Mass Flying Boat Program

CHEF OF STAFF OBJECTED TO CONSTRUCTION   Iiughes May Testify  "TT amarraw

Memo Shows Staff View On Project   Senate Group Awaits Word From Hughes On Appearance

Hollywood Millionaire And His Globe-Trotting Aide, John Meyer, Will Appear Before Senate War Investigating Committee, Senator Ferguson Announces— Undersecretary Of State Lovett Tells How Chiefs Of Staff Opposed Diversion Of Materials

Pepper Backs Elliott’s Stand In Supporting Hughes Plane   Appraisal By Experts As ‘Hot Wagon’ Cited As FDR’s Son's Basis

Hughes, Publicity Man to Take Stand  Together Tomorrow   War Investigators Will ‘Hear From Millionaire Airplane Builder

JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF OBIECTED TO FLYING BOATS   Patterson Memorandum  Written In 1942 Pro alisemel At Imns.*...

HUGHES, MEYER SCHEDULED 10 TALK FRIDAY   Ferguson Says Plans Made for Joint Appearance

HOWARD HUGHES TO TAKE STAND IN  HIS OWN DEFENSE   In the Senatorial Investiga. tion of His Wartime Plane Contracts.   JOHN MEYER TO TESTIFY   Arrangements Have Been Made for Joint Appearance of the Two.

Top Leaders Didn’t Back  ‘Kaiser Plan   Chiefs OF Staff Held Diversion Of Materials Would Be SInadmicenhto’

REVEAL JOINT STAFF CHIEFS FOUGHT BOAT   Nelson, Ex-WPB Boss Pushed It

Subpena to Be Given Hughes   Chairman Ferguson to Force Airplone Builder to Appear at Once as Attorney Fails to Get ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ to Request

Army And Navy Said Opposed To WPB Action   Cargo Plane Program Rejected By Chiefs Of Staff, Solons Told

Senate Group to HearfromHughes   ‘Plane ‘Manufacturer Ex pected to Take Stand   Tomorrow   TO TELL OF CONTRACTS   ‘Globe - Trotting Publicity Man Is Also To Appear

His Wandering Publicity Man Also Pie Ta Tactify Before Committee

Hughes, Meyers To Appear on Stand Tomorrow   Ferguson Announces Joint Appearance

Planes Balked In July Of 1942   Contracts Given To Kaiser And Hughes Later

MEYER WILL BE QUESTIONED WITH HIS BOSS   Lovett Says Today Military Leaders Turned Down Plan

Ex-WPB Boss Ignored Staff's Objections To $18,000,000 Contract   Howard Hughes To Have Opportunity T. Tell Senate Probers About His Charges Of Blackmail Against Brewster.

WPB Granted $18,000,000 Contract After Military Refusal, Says Witness

SHOWS ARMY OPPOSED KAISER PLAN   Joint Chiefs of Staff Objected to Flying Boat Project

Hughes, His  Press Agent  Will Testify Got Contracts Despite Brass

Hughes May Take Stand   He and His Publicity Manager Slated To Testify Tomorrow in ‘Cargo Plane Hearing

Hughes, Meyer To Appear Friday On War Contracts  d Lovett Says Joint   rh. tate “Tasemad Paws

Pepper Seeks Clarification  In Air Probe   Questions Elliott Roose veli’s Grounds For Pushing Wartime Construction

KAISER PLAN   Joint Chiefs of Staff Objected to Flying Beat Project

Jesse Jones Says Production Chief Approved Plan   Chiefs Of Staff Opposed Project

Hughes Testifies Friday af Senate Investigation of Plane Contract   Top Military Leaders Turned Down Mass Flying Boat Program Before Contracts Were Awarded. Former War Department Official Says

Contract Let On ‘Request, Lovett Relates   Army, Navy Opposed To Cargo Planes, Undersecretary Tells Probe Committee

Meyer, Who Told Of Lavish Parties, Also Will Take The Stand   High Command Opposed Contract   Lovett Says That Materials Needed Five Years Ago To Build Fighters

STUDY DISCLASES WPB BOSS NELSON PUSHED CONTRAC   Subcommittee Kinds ExOfficial Got KaiserHughes Deal Over Staff Ohiections.   HUGHES TO APPEAR FOR COMMITTEE

Military Experts  Objected   Joint Chiefs Felt Hughes Program Would Disrupt Combat Production

WPB Boss PutHisOK On Aircraft   Sen. Ferguson Tells Of Nelson Interest In Contracts For Super Planes

— INQUIRY — Secret Papers. Revealed   CALL HUGHES — ON ‘BLACKMAIL’

Hughes, Meyers To Appear on Stand Tomorrow  Pow ee Alene   Ferguson Announces Joint Appearance

Hughes and His Press Agent To Appear Before Senate Probers Friday; Lovett Tells of Letters Exchanged Over Making of Ship

‘BOAT’ ORDERED OVER HEADS 0 STAFF CHIEF   Armed Forces Feare! Contract Would Hit Plane Program

Nelson’s Role In Work Told   Pushed Plan Despite Stand of War Chiefs

HUGHES SLATED TO TESTIFY ON PLANE CONTRACT  WILL APPEAR WITH   WILL APPEAR WITH ‘AGENT WHO TOLD OF HOLLYWOOD PARTIES

BRITISH PLA OF GOVERNMENT FOR GERMANY UP   Bidault Believes His Speech Will Not Cause Trouble At Moscow Confab

HUGE FOREST FIRE SPREADS IN ALASKA   Raging Flames Threater Fishing ViJlace -

FOREST FIRE NEARS VILLAGE   Blaze Leaps Protective Bloch on Peninsula in Alaska

TIRED CREWS FIGHT ALASKA FOREST FIRE   Blaze Threatens More Terri: torv Towns

Blaze.Menacing  Alaskan Hamlet      Forest Fire Roaring Toward Fishing WVillage Of Kenai.

YORK QUITS AS CHAIRMAN FOR IOWA GOP BODY   State Senator Doud Mentioned as Likely Successor in Position

1947 County Fair Opens Thursday, Runs Four Days  Four-Day Exposition To End on Sunday

1947 County Fair Opens Thursday, Runs Four Days  Four-Day Exposition   Four-Day Exposition To End on Sunday

Tax Cut Bill Reaches Its First Block   Vote Set To  Postpone Action

Senate Nears Showdown Or Tax Slashing   Vote Due Today On Democratic Motion to  Delay House Measure

Senate Votes To Act On Taxes   Motion To Delay Cut Is Halted By 48-44 Tally

Tax Cut Bill Reaches First Road Block   Senate Expected te Reject Motion to Delay Action

Senate Debates Tax Bill Delay     Deferment to June LO At Issue—Democrats Prepare Substitutes

Republicans Win Senate Vote Today   Wilson of Iowa One of Two Senators Voting With  Losing Democrats

Move to Delay Action On Tax Reduction Bill Is Defeated in Senate

Solons Vote ToAct Now On Tax Cut   WASHINGTON (AP)—The Senate voted 48 to 44 today to go ahead immediately with a bill to slash individual income taxes July 1.

First Road Block Reached by Tax Cut Advocates   Senate Vote Set Today On Democratic Motion To Delay Consideration

3900 IN COUNTY   Reports Shows That Many Veterans of All Warsi in This Area

Cold Keeps Fans Away   Coldest Oct. 1 in N. Y. History Holds Down “Early ‘Bleacher Crowd

Reynolds Will Pitch For Yanks With Vic . Lombardi Likely Mound Choice for Brooklyn

Homesick Penguins Head For South As Police Chase Them   Three Penguins Brought Back By Admiral Byrd Flee When Cage Breaks

Gov't Sticking To Policies Of Conservation   Upward Revision Of Estimated U. S. Corn Yield Enters Picture   Wish They’d Make Up Their Minds!

Food Stock of U.S. in Danger, Anderson Says   Home Crop Outlook for 1947 Dim, Agriculture Secretary Finds   Eat More Meat, Fowl, Caonvcreceman Pleads

Cotton Statas Standines   Nine More Letter Sombs intercepied By the British

Taft Excites Little Vocal Support... . Darkhorse Hinted By Western GOP's

RipeforGOP ‘Dark Horse’   Northwest’s Coolness  Toward Taft Indicates Area Votes May Go to Unnamed Candidate -

G.0.P. DARK HORSE TALKED INNORTHWEST   Apparent Failure of Senator Taft to Get Backing Spurs Support for General Eisenhower and Vandenberg.

TAFT GETS NO WIDE SUPPORT   Northwest Apparently Favorable To Eisenhower Or Vandenberg

TAFT FAILS TC EXCITE SUPPORT IN NORTHWEST   Leaves Area Open for ‘Dark Horse’ Candidate for GOP Nomination

GOP Dark Horse Talk Takes Form  Far Northwest Fails to Warm Up to Taft

Taft Does Not Impress Voters Of Northwest  Eisenhower Leads Talk; Vandenberg And Dewey Mentione

Northwest May Be “Dark Horse’ GOP Territory   TAFT FAILS TO EXCITE ANY GREAT INTEREST IN HIS CANDIDACY

TAFT SUPPORT LACKING IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST  Ohio Senator Fails to Excite Crowd © te Conk mens  Remele Uden’! Pate Curmmackh

CIO's PAC Is Target for Taft   Ohio Senator Gains Little Pacific Support

Young Charges ICC Hinders Railroads      Car Shortage Blamed or Interstate Commerce Commission

Board Qnens Up Margin Buying  25 Pct. Credit OKed   25 Pct. Credit OKed On Stocks and Bonds

RUSSIANS SAID GETTING SECRET OF ATOM BOMB   Un-American Committee Asks For Stronger Security Measures By U.S. *

SOVIET WOULD USE A-BOMB, SAYS BULLITT   Kkx-Ambassador to Moscow Warns U.S. to Keep Secret

Chicago Area Hard Hit By Heavy Rains   Lockport and Joliet Suffer Damage As Homes Are Flooded

Bill To Curb Small Loans Pigeonholed   Wallace Charges ‘Sharks’ Drive Wage Earners Into ‘Economic Peonage’

Hagen Explains Need Of New Consumer Tax   An Open Letter Ta The Citizens Of Sitke

CONCESSION BY MOLOTOV NOW HINTED   Foreign Minister May Offer to Defer Soviet Reparations Claim.

Moscow Hints Compromise  On Germany   Allied Threat To Merge Zones Brings Reaction

Says Molotov Is Ready To Defer  Russia's Claim   Would Delay Reparations Until Germany Self-Supporting.

Molotov May Defer Red Claim   Deal Will Hinge on Way  . Ministers’? Conference “Regards Stand on Césnia Rinnai   ‘Ask Central: Power   v, S.; France and Britain “in Favor of Limited Decentralization

Molotov May Put Claims on Block   Would Trade Reduced Reparations for Central Power in Reich

Molotov Set To  State Views On  German Economy Reparations Bid Mav Be Deferred

Moscow Seeks Ceniral German. Economic Agency   Red ‘Concession Not 'Likely to Bring Overall German Settlement   LONDON, UP)—soviet  sources reported asf Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov might offer to defer PRussia’s $10.0068-

Soviet Maps New Economic Program   hie 2   Asks All-German Agencies For The Reich

To Delay Demand Till Germans Get Economy Balance  “Gyre Fy YF . owe   Yield May Lead To Overall Settlement Of Reich Questions

Russians May Delay Claim For Reparations  Request Immediate Formation Of Full Adminictrativea Grain

Reparations Claim May Be Deferred   Reported Molotov Will Offer Compromise Proposal To Council Of Foreign Ministers

PARLEY AWAITS RUSSIAN MOVE   Red Sources Say Reparations : Concessions Likely

Say Reds May Defer Claim  Ask Immediate Settn IInm of All.German

NEW RUSSIAN OFFER HINTED   Possible Molotov Concessior on German Reparations Reported.

RUSSIANS MIGHT BACK UP. SHIFT THEIR DEMANDS   Molotov Would Press All. German Economic Agencies and Defer Claims

COMPROMISE PROPOSAL BY SOVIET SEEN   Molotov Expected Ta Defer Ten Billion Reparations Claim

Says Molotov ls Now Ready to Make Deal   Reportedly Will Agree to Delay in Reparations Pay

Truman Completes Speech On Stemming Communism   President to Address Joint Session of Congress at  P. M. Today—Loans to Greece and Turkey May be Recommended

U.S. Policy On Reds To Be Stated   Truman to Speak To Congress, Tell New Course

Solons Await Truman’s Vital Policy Speech   y Will Address Joint Congress ‘Session Today

TRUMAN THEME MAY SET POLICY TOWARD REDS   President Expected To Request Congress Aid Greece Turkev

CAPITAL AWAITS. TRUMAN SPEECH ON AID TO GREECE   New Standards for American Diplomacy Around World May Be Set by His Recommendations.   TALK TO BE BROADCAST, STARTING AT NOON   Belief Is President Will Propose Loan of $250,000,000 for Athens and $150,000,000 for Turkey.

Truman Speecl On Policy Is Set for Today   Statement Expected to Have Deep Effect on U. 8S. Diplomacy

ON WORLD AID   Truman to Outline Policy In Address Teday to Joint  Congress Session

TRUMAN TALKS TODAY ON WAY TO STOP REDS   President Speaks At O’Clock To Congress And The Nation

In Address to Congress Wil Deal With ‘F Cammtry's art In  Stemming Conununism      his

Truman Will Voice Vital  Policy Today President to Talk  at Joint Session of Solons

Congress and Nation Await Truman Speech on World Aid; Broadcast To Start at 1 P.M.

Truman Speech May Open New U.S. Diplomacy  To Address Congress, Nation Today At 1 P. M.

Fateful Truman Message Today May Set Pattern For U. S. World Policy

Truman Will Voice Vital Policy Today  President to Talk et Toin?t   President to Talk at Joint Session of Solons

J.N. Scales Passes Away At Leaksville   Prominent Cascade Man Dies

CHILDREN UNCONSCIOUS FROM FROM MONOXIDE GAS WHEN ARRIVING HOME FROM TOWN

State Sales Tax Favored   State Resources Group Recommends 2 Per Cent; Commission Members Resign

MAY CLAIMS CUBA JUNKET WAR MISSION   Manganese Dealing Again Subject Of Queries

MAYTELLS OF HAVANA TRIP   Denies He Was ‘With Garssen on Visit To Cuba

May Says Trip FDR’s Mission   Sent To Cuba By Late President To Look Over Base Site

May Says Trip To Havana Was  War Mission —   Denies 1942 Jaunt Was Made With Contractor Garsson

May Claims Havana Trip Was F. D. R Mission; Denies Going With Garssor

REPORT $500 TAKEN   Someone Stole Money From Phi Delt Members Early Today

Size Of Bread. Loaves Likely To Be Slashed   Meatless Tuesday Menus Revised To Offer Bunrnducte

Sharp Cutin Beer Supplies Now Likely   ~ Luckman-Says Brewers Asked to Reduce Production

Beer Supplies May Be Sliced By Grain Conservation Drive; Food Processors May Be Hit

U8, SUPREME COURT REFUSES NEW STUDY OF COASTAL RULING ~ RECONSIDERATION OF -:  “CALIFORNIA LAND CASE: REJECTED BY TRIBUNAL

California Loses in Supreme Court  Will Not Reconsider Coastal Oil Case

COURT STANDS BY DECISION   Refuses to Reconsider Its  Ruling in Oil Case

Tidelands Ruling Review Refused By Supreme Court   High Tribunal Rejects Request of California For Rehearing of Case

U.S. SUPREME COURT ILE NEW STUDY F COASTAL RULING  RECONSIDERATION OF CALIFORNIA LAND CASE REJECTED BY TRIBUNAL

Court Refuses To Reconsider Tidelands (ase   Takes No Action, However, on Decree Claiming US Rights

2] ARE INJURED IN OHIO TORNADG   Trailer Camp at Findlay Is Hit by Twister Tuesday.

LABOR MEASURE DISPUTE EASES   House GOP Ready to Ac. cept Additional Changes

PATRONAGE’ 10: BE LOOKED INTO   ‘To Take Postmaster Jobs Out of Politics’ Aim of Senate Committee

BLAME 1S PUT ON GERMAN OFFICIALS   Jucomprient Handling Of Siteatios Came Food Shortages;

GERMANS BLAMED FOR FOOD CRISIS   U. & TO SHIP 400,000 TONS OF SUPPLIES INTO OCCUPIED ZONE IN MAY,

European Nations Want Huge Total From U. S.  Sixteen Countries Are Asking for Marshall Plan Aid

TRAFFIC SAFETY BILL APPROVED BY IOWA HOUSE   Measure Is Aimed at Halting Growing Toll of Deaths on Highways

WOULD REQUIRE PAYMENT OF FULT. DAMAGES   Responsible Person Would Lose Vehicle, Ts eonse Until Paid

Traffic Safety Billls Passed  In Iowa House   Aimed to Halt Toll; Rep. Graham, Audubon Lone Dissenter

Bill to Require Paying Damages Passes, 103 to ]   Would Also Require Liability Insurance;! Submit Measure to Abolish J. P. Courts

Severe Blow — Heads Inland      Latest Tropical Storm Curves Toward Mid-. . Attfantic Coact

THOUSANDS WORK TO SAVE LEVEES IN ST. LOUIS AREA   39-FOOT CREST OF RIVER EXPECTED TO ARRIVE TOMORROW

Crest of Flood Nears Junction Of Two Rivers  Thousands Fight To Save Levees

Flooding Rivers Are Racing Toward Junction  Volunteers Battling In Midwest to Sava Crucial Leveec

U.S. Forces Train in A-Bomb, Revealed   General Groves Directing Projec In Use and Development at  Base Near Albuquerque, N.M.

ATOM TRALNING REVHALED   Army and Navy Groups Instructed in Use of Weapons

Atmy, Navy Reveal Training Given in. ‘Atomic Weapons:   Top Secret Told After Long Silence ‘On Developments

TO USE ISLAND IN PACIFIC FOR PROVING POINT   Armed Forces, AEC Working in Close Contaet

ARMY - NAVY TOP SECRET IS REVEALED   Armed Forces Being Trained In Use and Development of  ~ Atomic Weapons.

Had Been  Kept Secret Until Now—   DEVELOPMENT OF BOMB ALSOTAUGHT; PLAN TO USE SECRET PACIFIC ISLAND a PROVING  GROUND

STALIN OFFERS iI-YEAR TERM FOR ALLIANCE   Anti-German Treaty  May Be Given Strensth

Is Willing to Consider an Extension   Statement Brings End to Incident Started by Bevin

Gollum Moved Into Overell Mansion After Their Deaths, Says Musick

THREE RESCUED FROM SHACKLES   Men and Womag, 35, Held  ee  pad of Two Minneapolis  In‘ Strange Case":

America Loses Fight, Seeks Time for Study  Envoys ‘Feel Out’ Council Members  occa, Recaittes Uinta Wi hacencament

U. S. Delegates Admit Defeat in Effort To Delay UN Disarmament Discussions

America Concedes Defeat In Campaign To Delay Start Of Disarmament Negotiations

NEW COLD WAVE IS MOVING EASTWARD FROM: MIDDLEWEST   Southern Regions Given Warnings of Floods; Some Areas Evacuated

SLEET AND SNOW ~ HITS MIDWEST   Cold Wave May Reach Into Northern Indiana,

COLD WAVE IS SPREADING OUI   Rivers Rise to Flood Stage in South—Chilly Weather To Last

FAMILY FLEES FROM HUNGARY   Glad To Get Out Of That Hell-Hole, American Citizen Declares

M’KELLAR SHARP IN LILIENTHAL BLAS)   Says Atom Group Head No Qualified For Job

Dy a b. Pte Tm ne YP 9 , m ¢ 475 Nenacors abo sits v¥ ous Oulu  At Hearing ly

101,500 See Army Beat Navy, 21-0; West Virginia Defeats Pitt, 17 to 2

Cadets Defe at Middies, 21-0; Mustangs Tied   ‘SMU Deadlock Leaves Nit tany Lions, Ivish, Wolverines As Top Teams

36 Germans Go To Fatherland  Group Was Deported By United States

U. S. Deports 36 Germans; Officials Call Them “Cargo Of Human Dynamite”

NATION TO HONOR ~ RETURNING DEAD    FLAGS TO BE AT HALF STAFF AS SHIPS ARRIVE WITH SOLDIERS BODIES.

LANDON PLEADS FOR VIGILANCE AGAINST REDS   1936 GOP Presidential Candi. date Says Third Worl War Not Imminent Now

Amarillo High School Survey Shows 32 Percent of Bovs Indulae in Drinkina

LEGION SPONSORS EVENT —Es_—=w Beverly Besancon Is. Selected ‘As’Starlet Of 1947’ At Show

Global Paet Will Give U.S. More Sugar   Agreement Favors Great Britain, America, Canada

17 POUNDS MORE THAN LAST YEAR FOR EACH PERSON   ALLOCATION MADE BY INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON FOOD

World Food Council Increases U. 5. Sucar Quotas to Near Prewar Levels

Sugar Supply Will Be Larger   17 More Pounds Per Person This Year

90 Pounds Per Capita Is Assured   Country’s Share of World Production Will Allow About 17 Pounds More Per Percon tn 1047

AMERICANS WILL GET MORE SUGAR IN 1947   17 Extra Pounds Due Each User Under Allocation

Accept Division In Suoar Supply   Americans Given Shiaht Increase

17 Pounds of. Sugar Per Individual. is Granted U. S, Today      Near-Normal -per:.Capita . Supply to Result From © Latest Decision

17 Pounds More Than Last Year.... Americans To Get 90 Pounds Of Sugar Each

Sugar Allotment For U. S. Over 1946 Quota   Extro 17 Pounds More Apiece For Americans Seen In New Solit-Up

More Sugar Seen for U. S.   Increase of 17 Pounds Per Person For Year Expected

SUGAR SUPPLY FOR U.S. UPPED   Individual Consumers Expected to Get 35 Pounds This Year

10-POUND RATION HIKE SEEN IN US.   America, Canada, Great Brit: ain to Get More Sugar Than Rest of World

Big Increase Ia Sagar Supply Is Slated This Yea   Additional 17, Pounds Per Capita Allotted United States,

More Sugar for U.S. This Year   World Division Will Give 17 Pounds Mor: To Foch American

17 Pounds Additional Seen in 747   World Supply  Divided Among 24 Nations

House Group Will Probe Speculation   Washington— ?'— The house teday ordered an investigation by a special committee of government and private speculation and activities on commodity markets.

House Orders Probe of Speculation; Senate Quiz Hears Anderson, Votes To Seek Names of Heavy Traders

HOUSE ORDERS ROBE OF U. $. MARKFT DEALS   Senators Decide to Call Off Demands for Anderson to Shaw List

Commodities Speculation — Inquiry Voted by House: Senate Panel Asks Lists

Senate Committee Votes to Seek Law To Secure Records   Names of Speculators Given Under Law Pro.  viding Secrecy

Speculation Probe Is Ordered   House Action Follows Furor Over Alleged Grain Gambling By Cavernmoent Officials

Grants Demand To Halt Charge Of Shielding Top Officials   Violating Secrecy Pledge In Divulging Names, Secretary Claims

Sec. Anderson Relieved of Responsibility   Senate Committee - Agrees to Ask for ‘Joint Resolution

House Orders Special Board Make Probe   Sec’y. Anderson Asked To Give Buyers’ Names.

Anderson Will Turn Over List if Authorized  es ay   Insiders’ Profits in Commodity Deals Subject of Quiz

House Calls For Committee Probe Of Grain Dealing   Action Taken After Senate Appropriations Commit: tee Decides To Let Con press Votes Decide Issue

BIG TRADERS IN GRAINS   Anderson Promises Full List of Speculators in All Commodities if He Is Called Upon to Do So by Congress,

Appropriations Committee Withdraws Demand That Secretary Anderson Give It Names Of Big Dealers In Grain—-Senate And House Votes On Issue Will Be Sought—Agriculture Official Agrees To Provide Data If Legislators Insist

ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN LIST WITHOUT LAW DROPPED BY PANEL  HOUSE ORDERS PROBE AS ANDERSON DEFEATS

HOUSE CALLS FOR COMPLETE PROBE OF SPECULATION   ANDERSON AGREES TO REVEAL NAMES IF SOLONS INSIST

Anderson to Give List of Grain Trader:   Promises Data As Soon As It Can Be Prepared

ATTEMPT T0 OBTAIN LIST WITHOUT LAW DROPPED BY PANEL  HOUSE ORDERS PROBE AS ANDERSON DEFEATS OARAAE Tree IDDODMIL A

Action Follows Senate Committee Decision to Abandon Demand for Grain List From Agriculture Boss

Speculation Inguiry in House Voted   Resolution Passed After Senate Group Decides To Drop Its Demand for Anderson to Give Names

House Also Sponsors Inquiry      Senate Committee Votes to Have Congress Order «  List of Traders

eseeneveveeceeeeeeeeaeeeeetaas Gets Money's Worth for His Two Cents

MOTHER OFFERS     EYE TO BIDDER   May Receive Wirat Bid from Blind Youngstown Woman — Impoverished Mother Asks futuro SecurIty of Children tn Return.

Used Car Dealers Selling New Autos National Problem, Says Commissione:

FRANCE ELECTS” ~ ITS PRESIDENT   SOCIALIST WINS POST. BY. GET. ‘TING TEN VOTES OVER THE e REQUIRED MAJORITY -

General Strike At Trieste Ends  Both Unions Claim ‘Moral Victory’

General Strike Which Paralyzed Trieste Settled  Red Demonstrators And Police Clash

Strike On .  Shipping Al Trieste Ends.   Allied Militery Government Pleased With Agreement Exdieg Work Stoppege

TRIESTE STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   Walkout Which Paralyzed Shipping 24 Hours Settled; AMG Takes Hand

Trieste Port Strike Ends   Both Unions Claim Moral Victory On Good Grounds.

General Strike in Trieste Ends as AMG Frees 9 Men   Red Union Claims Moral Victory; Orders Men Back

Military Government Reheved; Had Feared an  East-West Struggle   12,000 ‘WORKERS IDLE

GENERAL STRIKE IN TRIESTE ENDS   Military Government . Pleased; Both Unions Claim Victory

TRIESTE GENERAL STRIKE CALLED OFF   Twelve Thousand Who Left Jobs. Tying Up Port Area, to Go Back to Work. .

TRIESTE’S STRIKE ENDED AFTER PORT TIED UP FOR DAY    Ey erybady Happy ; as Turmail   Quelled; Unionists Claim : Moral Victory

Rescuers Hack Way to Soldiers  Eight Have Been Located in Jungle

IF SENATE CHECKUP RE ;,VEALS VOTES TO OVERRIDE is VETO HOUSE WILL on _ TAKE ACTION

Retiring Governor Of Georgia Refuses To Relinquish Office To  _ Son Of Late Politi eal Enemy

‘Bodies Found ‘In Ilinois Corn Field   B-25 Army Plane Crashes In Storm Sometime Tuesday

Seven Craft Crashes Tuesday Night During Storm   Twenty Men Bail Out Near Abilene; One Found Dead

Seven Die  In Crackup Of Bomber   Army Plane Crashes i illinois, Two Miles From Destination.

Seven Men Killed Tn Crash of B-25   Plane Drops in Cornfield 2 Miles from Airport

WRECKED PLANT FOUND BY FARMER  «meres   Army Withholds Names Of Victims Pending Notificotion OF Kin

ARMY FLIERS ~ DIEIN CRASH   FIVE KILLED NEAR CHANUTE FIELD LAST NIGHT—B.29 ABANDONED OVER  ss SP PV AS

Mother's Final Act Is To. Save Twin Children   _ Shoves Baby Cab , Out of Way As — “Car ‘Hits Her 4825

U.S. MAY JOIN PARIS MEETING   As One of Reich's Rulers, Uncle Sam Plans Work On Recovery Program

U.S. Is to Work With Marshall  Plan Committees  General Clay Orderec To Co-Operate _ For Germany’s Future

Clay In Germany To Help Europe   America Hopes To Promote Recovery In Western States

GERMAN ZONE TO bE FITTED IN AEGOVERY   Clay Ordered to Cooperate as Committees Work Out Details.

House Group Not Agreed On Aid Plan   Emergency Foreign Reconstruction Authority Suggested

Closed Session On Aid Begins Fight On issue   Herter Recommends “No Strings’’ Clause In Tentative Report

House Group Fails To Agree on Plan For an Aid Agency   Hope fer Accord on Establishment of  An Emergency Reraonettrictian Gator

Alarming Choice Facing Congress   Plight of Europe, Future of America Before Lawmakers

Youngster On Scooter Struck By Cor = Lubbock Youth Hurt In Trafttic Accident.

40-Cents Minimum Wage Bill Entered   40-Hour, Six-Day Work Week Is Proposed As Basis For North Carolina Industries

SHERIFF LAMB, 43, SUFFERS A STROKE, DIES IN HOSPITAL   dasper County Officer Fatally Stricken While Seated in ‘ Motor Car Parked on ~ Downtown Street.   ‘HEALTH HAD BEEN GOOD   Law Requires County Court to Call Election Within 30 Days to Name His Successor.

HEART ATTACK FATAL TO JASPER COUNTY SHERIFF   Unexpected, Russell Lamb Stricken in Car On Street in Joplin.

Greek Leftists Issue Warning Continued War   EAM Spokesman’s Voice Is Raised As King’s Funeral Cortege Moves To Cathedral

Continuation Of Civil War Seen By Greek Leftist  owe ee  Body Of King Lies In State

Greek Leftists Issue Warning   Say Strike Will go On Unless Internai Conditions Change

GLOOM OVER GREECE   Continued Strife Predicted; Bear  King to His Bier

CONTINUED WAR IN GREECE SEEN   E. A. M. Spokesman Fore_casts No Abatement In Civil Struggle   KING’S RITES ARE HELD

Russia Rejects Appeal Made In Petkov’s Behalf  Says It Would Form ~   Says It Would Form ‘Interference’ In_ Bulearian Affairs

Russia Rejects Plea On Bulgar Death Penalty   ‘Interference In Bulaarian Affairs’

a  Reds Reject Request For Consultation On Petkov Death Sentence

YOUNG PEOPLE'S BIBLE CONFERENCE, MALVERN   Plan Outing at Mills County Fair Grounds Julv 29 - Aug. 3

DEAIN PERILS WORLD’  Limit U. S. Foreign. Relief,  Hoover Warns Conarese-

Local Chairman Appeals For Generous Support   “arly Indications Show A, P. Residents Giving Freely

1947 MARCH OF DIMES NOW OPEN   Charles F. Mayo Is Again Local Chairman; More Pledges Urged

Urges Double Contributions To   March of Dimes   Funds Used to Fight Epidemic Need Replenishing

AFL, ClO FACE REVOLT THREATS   Stand on Affidavit Ruling To  Enliven Conventions

Big Unions Split on Red Issue  Rival Camps in AFL and CIO to Wage Battle Over Non-Red Affidavits

Taft Gets Injured Hand Dressed   Revolts Brew in AFL Over Stand by Lewis

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SOLDIER BONUS TOPS INTEREST AMONG OHIOANS   $300,000,000 Pay-Off to Gis One of 4 Amendments On Bailtot

BUSINESS BOOM BEING ENJOYED   Employment Jumps Witl Workers And Employers Making More

General Orderew By Congress To Produce Records  State Department Correspondence On   State Department Correspondence Or Russ Ships Asked

Subpoena For Marshall {s Suspended   Called To Testify About Lend-Lease Ships For Russia

yn Ship Transfer   Hearing Involves 100 U. S. Merchant Vessels’ Now In ‘Soviet - Possession

Order Concerns Records, Data On Ship Transfer   Bardley Acts for Shipping Group

General Ordereu By Congress To Produce Records  State Department Correspondence On

BRADLEY GALLS OFF MARSHALL SUBPENA   Delays Hearing On Loan 0} U. S$. Ships To Russia

Order Delayed Pending Study Of Soviet Note   Committee .Chief Deplores Action in Lend-Lease’ Dispute

SUBPOENA AGAINST SEC, MARSHALL WAS HELD UP TODAY   Rep. Bradley “Temporarily Suspended” Serving of Writ.   Dealing With the Wartime Transfer of U.S, Ships toBRussia.

For Testimony In Transfer Of Ships To Reds   Suspended After Order By Committee Probing Wartime Deal

Solon Hits Action of Colleague   Raps Call to Seeretary To Appear with Data On Red Ship Deal,

SHIP DEALS WITH RUSSIA UNDER FIDE   All Memoranda on 100 Ships Owned By U.S. Requested

Aide to Tell Of U.S. Ships  Russians Have   House Committee Chairman Regrets Sending of Summon;

SUBPOENA ISSUED  FOR MARSHALL T0  PRODUCE RECORDS HOUSE GROUP SEEKS  LIGHT ON TRANSFER OF SHIPS TO RUSSIA

Suspend Serving  Subpoena   Full Committee Head Acts Quiekly After Sub-Group Issues  Papers for Marshal

SUBPOENA ISSUED FOR SECRETARY OF STATE PROMPTLY SUSPENDED   COMMITTEE HEAD SPIKES ORDER ISSUED BY RED SHIP PROBE CHAIRMAN

Lend-Lease Ship Probe Move Nipped   Acheson To Give Data On Russian Failure To Return Vessels.

House Committee Delays Subpoena To Sec. Marshal   Merchant Marine Body Wants Full Report On Delay In Return Of 95 Ships

Acheson to Give Data To Prohers   Committee Head Halts Order for Marshall to  Appear

Subpoena Call: Marshall tor  Ship Hearing   House Subcommittee Demands Records on Wartime Transfer of Vessels to Russia

UNIT ACTION IS OVERRULED BY CHAIRMAN   Records on Lend-Lease Ships Demanded by  Subcommittee

Summoned By Congressional Marine Group   Subpoena Turned Over To Sergeant-At-Arms For Service On State Secretary   Sets Appearance 9:30 Tomorrow   Weichet Inquires “Could It Be Russis Is Sacred Cow of the State Department”

% ‘Loaned’ Ships   Secretary ‘Doesn’t Know a Damn Thing About Russian Ships’

ACTION TAKEN AFTER MIXUP IN SHIP FROE!   Head of House Group Sought Reasen Why Russia Keeps Vessels.

Chairmon Of House Merchant Marine Subcommittee : Suspends Subpoena Serving On General Marshall

HOUSE GROUP HAD SOUGHT 10 GET RECORDS   But Committee Head Holds Back Subpena, Savs ‘I Am Sorry’

TAFT OPPOSES © IINITY PRAPASAI   Ohio Senator Rejects Bi-Partisan Solution to Domestic Economic ills

Taft Rejects Price Formula      Senator Sees No Chance of Bi-Partison-Co- © operation

SEN, TAFT REJECTS BIPARTISAN PACT ON PRICE PROBLEM   Sees No Chance for Co-operation Between Two Parties in Drafting AntiInflation Legislation.   MARSHALL, LOVETT CONFER WITH TRUMAN   State Department Assumes Charge of Job of Rounding Up Details of Eupean Aid Program.

BEPARTISAN PLAN ON HOME ISSUES REJECTED BY TAFT   Joint Approach to Fight on Inflation Suggested by Democrats.   GOP MAPS OWN PROGRAM   Revenue Bureau Studies Plan  to Speed Release of  Grain Supplies,

Taft Rejects Truman Plan. ~ To Halt Rise:   Decnis Bi- Partisan .Effor' “To Check. Inflation > » Doomed:tys Failure

Special Sessior of Congress  Plans Mapped   2-Party Approach to Problems Rejected by Taft

Little Chance For Unity On Program Seen   Both Parties Start Plans For Special Session

Bi-Partisan Cooperation  Is Unlikely:   Truman Policy “Foo Unsound”

Taft Rejects Idea of Any Bi-Partisan Congressional Policy on Legislation

See No Chance Of Cooperation; Marshall Works On Europe Aid Plan Taft Rejects Demos Urging For Bi-Partisan Unity Upon Prices

Taft Rejects 2-Party Attack On Inflation   GOP Senate Leader Calls Truman Plans Too Unsound to Aid

Tait Rejects Overture For Bi-Partisan Unity On High Price Program

Taft Rejects Democrat Bi-Partisan Unity Bid On  Domestic Price Problem   GOP Presidential Nomination Candidate Sees No Chance For Legislative Cooperation On Program To Curb Inflation

Sen. Taft Says His Party Will) Make Its Own  Recommenda tions; Marshall And Lovett Talk Aid With  ed Ae eee

G.O.P. Policy Group To Meet Nov. 14  To Map Party Plans For Special Session

Taft Turns Down Bi-Party Attack On High Prices   ’ Says. Administration’s ' Polictes-Too Unsound  To Go Along With

DEAN ELLIOTT IS DEAD AT 63   Outstanding Figure In Educational And Political Activities in North Carolina, And Dean At WCUNC, Passes In Illinois,

Law Makers’ Approval of Plan Sought   Cooperation With Canada, Lation Nations on Plan To Train Armed Forces Reauested by Truman

Links Nations Of Western  Hemisphere   Includes Arming, Training And Organization of Their Armed Forces

President Requests Broad Program of Military Co-operation with All Western Hemisphere Nations.   STANDARDIZATION OF ARMS IS AIM OF BILL

Military Aid Draft Goes To Congress  Prompt Action Is Urged By Truman

Hemispheric Military Co-op Plan Proposed   Message from Pres.  Truman Is Forwarded Th Conorece Today

NEW PLEA TO CONGRESS   Latin-American Nations, Canada To Be Included

Truman Urges Armed Forces Collaboration  Program Would Offe Standardization with a _@ A * §  I

With Canada, Latin America   Would Involve Arming, Training, Organizing Forces, Standardizing Arms

To Standart All Armarnénts           US Would Help. Train Arm, Organize Létin Americen Armiés:

Program to Arm Canada, Latin America   Truman Says Policy Consistent With Spirit of U. N.

Asks Congress Approve Vast  Arwina Plans   Would Standardize  Training, Weapons:

Truman  Requests  Pri oor am 1 To Organize,, Arm, Tr ain Military  Of Latin ‘America And C anada      Immediate Action On Broad Hemisphere Military Plan Asked 

Conaress Asked To Approve Wide Military Program  Truman Makes Appeal From Missouri Home

WOULD BE SENT OTHERS IN PLAN   Standardizing Of Armament One Of Key Segments In Proposed Program

New Plea For Arms Program   President Again Asks Congress to Authorize Military Cooperation With West Hemisvhers

Quick Action By Congress Asked in Note   Standardized Arms, Training Advocated  For AH Neighbors

WOULD COMBINE ALL FORCES OF WESTERN WORLD   *resident Asks Congress Io Approve Broad Program Of Hemispheric Militarv Cooperation.

Truman Seeks Military P act With America:   Cooperation With All Wes. tern Hemisphere Na. tions Asked In “U.N. Spirit?

ALLIANCE WITH LATINS ASKED   Truman Wants Military Pro gram Coordinated with Rest of Western Hemisphere.

Truman Favors Arming Forces a.  me ae   Latin America And Canada In Line  For U. S. Aid

Prosident Asks Congress To OK Military Plans   Wants U.S. Toe Cooper. ate With All Western  Hamienhers Nations.

Truman Asks Standardization Of Armaments   Aid In Training And Organizing Of Latin American, Canadian Forces Included

TRUMAN URGES WIDE ARMS PLAN   Congress 0. K. Asked 01 Pian For Hemisphere

Western World Army and Navy Program Urged   Truman Asks Military Co-operation With Canada, Latins

Truman Come: Out For Big Program   Would Give Aid To Western Hemisphere Nation:

Co-Operation With Other Nations Asked  latin America. Canada   Latin America, Canada Would Benefit From New Training Proposal

New Program Of Military Cooperation   Is Outlined   Includes Training, Arming And Aiding Armies; Follows Up Plan Seen In 1946

Would Give Hemisphere Solidarity   Armaments Would Be . '  Standardized = Under Plan; Consistency Is  Soueht   Arms Race Is Out   Truman Says U. 5. Is Strictly Against Any Arms Riatsh

Would Supply, Train Forees In Canada And  Latin America   President Asks Congress For Prompt Action on Proposal

Hemisphere Military Aid Is Proposed  ! Truman Asks Congres To Approve Broad

HEMISPHERIC SOLIDARITY IS URGED   Close Collaboration With Latins, Canada Sought   PRESIDENT’S PLAN   Includes Arming, Training Organization Of Forces On American Continent

URGES CONGRESS TO ARM CANADA, LATIN AMERICA   WOULD HAVE U. S. TRAIN ‘ARMIES OF SISTER NATIONS

New World Arms Plan ls Pressed   Truman Asks Congress - Approve Cooperation Plan for Americas.

Truman Gives Plan For Aid To Neighbors   CANADA AND LATIN AMERICA INCLUDED IN PROGRAM

Truman Asks Hemisphere Cooperation   Would Integrate Military Plans of ait Republics

Congress Asked To Back Plan For Mutual Aid   Standardization Of Arms, Training, Object of Program

Grace Sang For Soldiers  Often Gave Up Paid En  hm ammeoamin, in 2.2. .

Legislators Will Study  Farm Needs   Problem Of Getting More Farm Machinery Will Be Considered

ON ARMISTICE DAY   Retail Businesses Open: Ceremonies Planned by Legion

Clearing House For Inventions Proposed In Measure By Fulbright And Aiken

STAM? 11 6000 FOR TEN POUNDS   SUGAR CONTROL CONTINUED FOR SEVEN MONTHS

SUGAR STAMP 11 BECOMES VALID   Truman Signs Bil! Extending Controls to Oct. 31

Sugar Stamp Ten Pounder   Spare No. 11 Good Today; Rationing  Ie Extended

Stamp Validated For Buying Sugar   Spare, No. 11, Now Good for 10 Pounds, More in November

Spare Stamp No. 11 Is Good For More Sugar   AMERICANS CAN GET 10 POUNDS AT STORES NOW

STAMP {1 6000 FOR 10 POUNDS OF SUGAR TODAY   Sugar Rationing Program Gets New Lease On Life From Congress

House Cammittee Favors 10 Percent Hike _ Rent Control Extension For Year Is Uraed By President      STAMP FOR 10 POUNDS VALIDATED  Sugar Rationing Program Has New 7-Months Lease On Life

Optimistic Note Is  Sounded   Molotov and Marshall Agree. Big Four Unity On German Economic Program Is Possible

Agreement Still Within Reach in Moscow, Belief   German Unity Without Reparations Is Not Recevtable, However,

Marshall Joins In Expression Of Optimism  Russia Reiects   Russia Rejects Anglo-U.S. Stand On Potsdam

Molotov Hopeful For an Agreement   Minister Thinks Agreement May Be Reached at  Conference 7   FOR GERMAN PROGRAM   Marshall Sees Grave Diffi culties in Reparation Problems

Soviet, However, Insist Reparations Being Plac - In Peace. Treaty.      INDUSTRIAL SETUP FOR GERMANY IS SORE POR

Molotov, Big Four Accord  Is Possible   Soviet Foreign Minister States That Economic Unity of Reich Not Acceptable  Without Reparations.   BEVIN REJECTS SOVIET REPARATIONS DEMAND

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LONG RANGE HOUSE BILL 1S APPROVED BY -COMMETTEEMEN      nate: Banking Committee Approves Measure After  Deadlock Broken

Bill To Boost Home Building Wins Approval      Senate Banking Committee Okays Measure.

HOME PLAN IS APPROVED   Senate Banking Committee Backs Program To Encourage Building

BILL TO SPEND 7" BILLIONS ON HOUSES OKAYED   House Approval Predict. ed After Senate Passes Loan Program

Bill Aims At 15 Million New Homes By 58   Long-Range House Program Approved By Senate Group

FAVOR BILL 10 HELP HOUSING   Senate Banking Group Approves Home Measure

Senate Grout Approves, 7-€ Housing Bill  Program Designed To Boost Building 15.000,.000 Homes

Long-Range Housing Bill ls Approved   Measure Proposes . To Build 15,000,000 Homes by 1958; To Cost U.S. $7. 500.000 000

Housing Bill Gets Approval Of Senate Uni   Measure Would . Provide. Plan For 15 Million Homes

COMMITTEE OKAYS TAFT WAGNER BILL   Long Range Housinc Measure Approved By Senate Group

Senate Group Approves Bill To Aid Housing   Long-Range Plan For 15-Million Homes Given Green Light

Bank Committee OKs Wagner-Taf Ellender Plan   Senator McCarthy  Votes Against Bill To Provide Housing

15 MILLION NEW HOMES BY 1958, OBJECT OF LAW   Measure Wins Group's Recommendation by Single Vote

Senate Group Okays Homes Measure 7-6   Designed To Encourage Building of 15 Million Houses By 1958

LONG RANGE PLAN FOR HOUSING UP   Slum Clearance, Rural Development Taken Up in Senate.

Senate Board  OK’s Housing.   Plan Construétion 15 Million Homes By. 158: ost $7. Billion.

Designed To Encourage Building of 15,000,000 Homes; Vote 7-6 On Bill

LONG-RANGE HOUSING PROGRAM ADVANCED   Maybank Breaks 6-6 Tie In Senate Banking Group

Estimate $7,500,000,000 Cost to the Federal Government for Program Which Aims at 15,000,000 Homes by 1958

Housing Bill Passes Senate Committee   Measure Aims at 15,000,000 New Homes by 1958

Senate Body Votes Housing Plan  ee ine TE NNN O00 Hames in 70 Years

Lewis Heeds Court Order, Tells Miners To Remain at Work   Threat of Strike Next Month Ended As UMW Chief Withdraws Notice to Terminate Working Contract With Government

Lewis Orders 400,000 Men ‘Keep Working  Yields To Mandate Of Supreme Court

Strike Threat Ends As Lewis Bows To Cour      Mine Chief To Let Courts Decide Long and Costly Battle

Krug-Lewis Pact Stays In Force  Withdarws Notice To End Contract

Lewis: Calls: Off March 31 Strike.  Withdrat AWS Notice  to, Ter ‘init ate’, . ua” Rit ce.

Lewis Bows to Order by High Court   Tells: Miners: To.-Stay..Or  After March And Es 1” gapes Big’ Fine

UMW Leader Bows To Court’s.Ruling Lewis Cancels Plan For Mine Walkout

STAY ON JOB, JORN L. LEWIS TELLS MINERS   UNION HEAD YIELDS TO MANDATE OF HIGH COURT

Lewis Yields To Mandate Of High Court   Orders Coal Miner: To Keep Working After March 31 ©

No Outward Hint of Bitterness in UMW Leader’s Compliance. With Supreme Court Mandate.

JOHN LEWIS LIFTS. THREAT OF STRIKE   BOWS TO SUPREME COURT ORDER—TELLS MINERS TO KEEP ON WORKING.

Miners to Work On After Mar. 31   Lewis Yields to High Court Mandate

Miners’ Chieftain Bows To Supreme Court’s Mandate   John L. Accepts Highest Tribunal’s Verdict Ahead Of Deadline, Without Quibbing And With Absolutely No Sign Of Bitterness

WRIT HEARING TO BE MONDAY   Veteran Contests Vote Registry Action on Election

WRIT HEARING IS CONTINUED   Court May Act Tuesday on Action over Registration

Two Township: Organize for Hospital Drive   ‘Wildcat and Prairie Chairmen Meet, Plan Additional Sessions

Hospital Drive Plan Complete In Wildcat   - Township Is First To Complete Final Campoaian Oraanization

Case of Lewis Sill Not Out Of Court’s Hands   Issue of Lewis’ Right To Terminate Contract Yet To Be Decided

Montana Area Damaged By Tornado   Buildings, Grain Destroyed: No One Injured

Montana Area Damaged By Tornado  Buildings, Grain  Tt . ~4 mae S&S ala ii: ae   Buildings, Grain Destroyed; No One Injured

UNION HOPES FOR PAY OFFER TODAY   Long Distance tlead Says Company Might Come Through, Government Starts Third Plan.

25,000 Workers In Steel Plants Now on Strike   But Wage Settlements Have Been Reached With 375,000

Walkouts Cut _ Steel Output   Workers at Twelve Plants Are Out on Strike

WALKOUTS HIT STEEL PLANTS   One Basic Producer, Number of Fabricating Plants Closed by Strikes

2000 QUIT JOBS ~ IN STEEL PLANTS   STRIKES AGAINST 12 FIRMS TOUCHED OFF BY EXPIBATION OF CONTRACTS.

Tornadoes, Floods Hit Central lowa   Big Property Damage; Nebraska Areas Hit

Partition Plan Backers Accused Of Pressure Use   Palestine Question Remains Hot Issue  As Vote Time Near.

Extensive Damage To Stored Corn Is Feared In County  . Grant Farmer Gets Only 50 Cents Due To Moisture Spoilag

ALMOST 700 LATE FOR STORED CORI   Unsuspected Spoilage Possible In Many Cribs

Solons To Tackle Unprecedented Fiscal Program  State Legislature To Resume Regular Session Tuesdoy

Legislatu re Will Resume Work Tuesday   Lawmakers Ready To Tackle 2nd Phase Of Heavy Fiscal Program

Opening Morning Mail is Exciting and to Some Just Like a Christmas Gift

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Opening The Morning Mail Gives ‘Philosopher’ Thrills

Red General Makes Bitter U. S, Attack   Accuses America And Britain Of ‘Rupturing’ Potsdam Agreement

Reds Say Britain, U. S. Break Potsdam Pact   Seneral Clay Answers Sokolovsky Charge By Again Inviting Russia to Join Economic Unification Plans

Soviet Commander Blasts U:S., British Moves in Germany   Says Raising Level Of Industry Means ° Potsdam Agreemenj Has Been Beaban

‘Rupturing’ Of Germany Is Charced   Russia Raps New Plan for Increasing Industria! Production in Westerr Part of Country

U.S. and Britain ‘Split Germany’, Russian Charges   Soviet Military Chief Claims Violation of Potsdam Agreement

Russia Charges U.S. and Britain Splitting Reich   Claim New Output Program Violates Potsclam Agreement

Hash  Briet News Items Right off the Wires   U. S.-Britain Scored

U.S. Accused Of Breaking Potsdam Pact   Russians Bitterly Attack Plan To Make Western Germany Independent of Soviet Portion

U. S. Accused Of Splitting Up Germany   ‘Rupturing’ of Potsdam Agreement Charged by Reds

U. S., Britain ‘Dismembering’ Germany, Red Official Says   Accuses Two Countries of Rupturing Potsdam Agreement

Soviet Officer Hits Out At Two Allies   Dismembering Of Germany Charged To U.S., Britain

SOVIETS CHARGE U.S. IS TRYING TO SPLIT REICH   Spokesman Also Accuses Brit. ain, Contends Potsdam Agreement ‘Ruptured’

Claims Nations “Dismembering” Western Germany   Political Pressures Intensified in Europe Despite Soviet Treaty Signing

TWO BLASTS AT U.S.      Reds Charge “Dismemberment” of Germany and “Stalling”

German Hard Peace Setup Ended  © zestata Gaes BRoli sla   Soviets Say Britair U.S. Have Crippled Nation

German ‘Hard Peace Setup Ended   Soviets Say Britain U.S. Have Crippled Nation

Russia Raps Plan fo Hike Reich Output   Red Marshal Accuses U.S., Britain of Breaking Agreement

soviet Head Lashes Forth U. S:, Britain   Gen. Clay Says Invitation To Other Powers Still Open. .

New German Plan Draws “Red” Fire  Soviet Dominated Press Joins Attack

Moscow Says New Peace Plan Makes Western Germany a US ‘Protectorate’

German Plan of U.S., Britain Draws Red Fire   New Program Will ‘Dismember’ Nation, Sokolovsky Charges

FRANCE TO HAVE LESS BREAD FOR COMING WINTER   Buying Program At Half Rate Is Set by Cabinet

Hughes. Says Brewster In Smear Attemp  ~ Gets Plane Hostess Te Sign Statement.

MAY DROP TOUGH LABOR CONTROLS   Conferees Seek Votes To Override Expected Veto

VETO THREAT      HOUSE EXPECTED._TO_ DROP SOME OF “TOUGHER” PRO. VISIONS OF . LABOR BILL

Labor Bill Change Soughi To Pass Veto   Compromises Are Expected Largely in Senate Measure

May Delay Fund: For Foreign Help  Caandine Bar Fiernt!   ay Fiscal Year Is Outlined 

Sens. Connally, Vandenberg Ask Preamble  Senators Deny That  Program Would Snuh ~ World Organization

DENY PROPOSAL TO HELP GREECE WOULD SNUB U.N   Vandenberg.and Connally Introduce Declaration to Meet Criticism in U.   OFFERED AS PREAMBLE TO ASSISTANCE BILL   Statement Sets Forth That

Vandenberg and Connally Defend Truman Proposal’s ~~ Conformity With Charter

Declaration of Principles ion Proposed U.S. Action lin Mediterranean Offered

Term America's Balkan Proposal In U.N. Accord   Vandenberg, Connally Uphold Truman’s Policy

SEEK TQ HALT AID CRITICISM   Senators Offer Preamble T< Declare U. S. Plan Meets Principles of U. N.

Senate Measure Puts U.N. Stamp On Aid to Greece  Vandenberg, Connally ric path xr. _I....°....

‘Truman Plans Meet UN Rules  Senators Say   Preamble to Greek Aid Bill Offered: Acheson Quizzed Second Day

Preamble To Greek Aid Bill Bolsters U. N.   Acheson Agrees To Remove Secret Label From Papers

Greek Aid Program Defended In Senate   Proposed Action Held In Conformity To UN  Principles

SENATORS ADD U. N. PREAMBLE TO GREEK BILL   Declare American Aijic Will Mean Freedom To All Nations

Senators Vandenberg and Connally Frame Pre: amhle for Bil! Providing Financial Assistance to Greece and Turkev.

Truck, Then Car Are Hit by Youth’s Auto   Browning Young Man Charg:  ed After Double Accident Near Wheeling.

U. S. MAY BE FORCED TO TAKE HAND 'WITH ECONOMIC FUTURE OF EUROPE

Bankers Warned Against Big Loans  Mistakes Which Led To Depression  Seen in Loan Expansion in Ohio

TAVERN KEEPER FACES MURDER   Father Admits Beating Two Children To Death With Ball Bat

FATHER T0 FACE MURDER CHARGE   Confesses Killing Two Chil dren with Baseball Bat

Mother on Pension Rolls Not Inconsistent With His Platform, Glen Johnson Says

SOLON ASSERTS EVERYONE ‘DUE’ OLD AGE CASH   Rep. Glen Johnson Defends Payments to Mother; May Run for Senate

Boxcar Shortage Closes Elevators   Mother Gives Birth to 13th Child in Woods

General Strike Spreads Over Italian Capital   Leftists Open Winter: Offensive .

500, ,000 ‘WORKERS MAY WALK OUT._IN MASS: SHOWDOWN ~ General Strike Spreads Over Rome As Industry: - Faces Paralysis In Leftists’ Latest Offensive —

Rome Hit by Strike As Leftists Press Quarrel With Govt   General Work Stoppage Begins Spreading Over Italian Capital With Public Transport First to Stop; Showdown Indicated

General Strike Called In Rome  Leftests Launch ‘Winter Offensive’

ltalian Workers Win Concessions   Government Yields And Offers Public Works Program

500,000 WORKERS MAY WALK OUT IN MASS SHOWDOWN General Strike Spreads Over Rome As Industry Faces Paralysis In Leftists Latest Offensive

Leftists Start Strike In Rome   Walkout ‘First General Strike-fn Quarter Century

PREDICT 500,000 WILL LEAVE JOBS   Demonstration’ Designed to Enforce Sweeping Program ” of Winter Relief on ~ Government.   WORKERS IN ESSENTIAL ACTIVITIES EXEMPTED   Newest Challenge to Premier De Gasperi’s Regime Is Branded a Political  Maneuver, _

General Strike — Ordered in Rome By Communists  Over 500,000 Workers Will Ont at Midniaht

General Strike Gets Underway In Rome Sector   Leftists in Showdown With DeGasperi Over Winter Relief Program

Rome Suffers as General Strike Called   Leftists Carry Offensive to Premier’s Door

Italian Reds Call General Strike In Rome   Order Issued After Labor Leaders Reject Govern. ment Compromise

Italian Leftists In Rome Order General Strike   Move Called to Force Premier to Meet Serie:  Of Special Demands

Guerrillas are Believed to Number More than $000 -- On Political Front Government Prepares Legislation to Outlaw Commun. ist Purty.

Greek Troops Launch Attack On Guerrillas   Counter-Offensive Under Way On Guerrilla Positions Outside Konitsa   REPORT PROGRESS TS BEING MADE   KONITSA. Dec. 27-

PLANES . AIDING COUNTER - BLOW AT GUERRILLAS   ‘Athens Government Readies  Legislation To Outlaw  Communist Party

Pendergast Forces Give Up Party Reins To Keep Truman's County Democratic

Block Tifo’s Troops March non Trieste   Ten American Soldiers : In Battle Array Turn Back 2900 Yugoslav Troops.

10U. §. Soldiers Prevent Yugoslav March on Trieste   Mlegal Seizure By 2,000 of Tito’s Soldiers Balked By American Stand   BLOODSHED AVOIDED IN SEVERAL CLASHES   Area Officially Proclaimed Free State By Ranking Allied Commander

10U. S. Soldiers Prevent Yugoslavs From Marching Into City of Trieste

10 Yanks Block 2000 Off Trieste   Yugoslavs Foiled in Attempt to March on International City

Trieste Is Scene Of  Turbulence   Yugoslavs Attempt To Control Sections Not Assigned Them

Tito Takes Over Nine Hours Early In Venezia-Guilic   Penalty Of Death Set For Trieste Rioters

TEN ‘AMERICAN SOL DIERS. BLOCK. os MARCH OF 2000 YUGOSLAV TROOBS

Ten U.S. Soldiers ThwartYugostavs   2,000 Troops Foiled In Move to March Into City of Trieste

U. 5. Soldiers Block March by Yugoslav Trodps Infé Trieste   Territory, Declai red’ Coan Cente

10 Yanks Turn Back 2,000 Slavs   Americans Avoid Clash as Trieste Formally Becomes A Free Territory

U.S. TROOPS BAR SLAVS AT TRIESTE   10 U. S. Soldiers Block March of 2000 Yugoslavs

Sen. Kem Seeking Senate Inquiry Intc 5th District Race    Would Determine if U.S Attorney-General Has ‘Done Duty’

KEM URGES PROBE DIRECTED AT CLARK   CHARGES ATTORNEY GENERAL FAILED TO AC? ON YOTE IRREGULARITIES.

U.S. Trade Policy Review s Ordered   Hearings Scheduled for Explanation of Recriprocity Program

Trade Program Of Truman To  Be Reviewed   Announcement Made by Rep. Knutson After GOP Meeting

Review of Truman s Reciprocal Trade Program Is Ordered   House Ways and Means Committee to Hold Hearing Feb. 24

HOUSE BODY TO ‘STUDY TRUMAN TRADE POLICIES   President Ties Program To Ideal Of United Nations Support

House G. O. P. to Review — Reciprocal Trade Program   Knutson Announces Hearings Will Begin February 24 After Republicans Meet With Speaker Martin Behind Closed Doors—Action Comes on Heels of Truman’s Plea for Bipartisan Support of U. N. in Economic and Social Field.

MINNESOTA AN NORTH DAKOTA HIT BY TWISTER   10 Known Dead, 30 in Hospitals as Tornado Roars Out of Canada

PATH OF DEATH CUT BY STORM IN TWO STATES   At Least Ten Are Dead And 30 In Hospitals As High Winds ‘Sweep Out Of Canada; Property Damage Enormous.

10 Dead, 30 Hurt in Red River Gale   Tornado from Manitoba ‘Hits Minnesota and North Dakota.

Losses Heavy In Red River Valley Area   Farm Buildings, Leveled, Trees Down, Livestock Killed Along Twister’s 20-Mile Long Route

Ten Killed In Tornado; 30 Injured   Twister From Canada  Rips A Path Through N. Dakota, Minnesota.

10 KILLED AS TORNADO RIPS RIVER VALLEY   30 Are in Hospitals ir Red River Area After Blow

Dozen Towns And Villages Struck   Telephone And Electric Wires Torn Out, Scores Of Farms Levelled And Many Head Of Livestock Killed

Tornado Strikes Red River Valley   Ten Known Dead And 30 Injured In North Dakota   Independence Day Is Celebrated at Home and Abroad

Say Schools Mistreat Latin-Americans  U-T Clubs Enter Segregation ~ Row: Demand Thorough Probes

Blunt Charges of Latin-American Segregation Made   University Clubs - Ask Investigation Of Five Schools

Waco Proud Of Visit by President   Even Bribes Won't Get You A Hotel Room

Waichmakers’ Union President Provokes Sform  AFL Charfer Request Opposed By Jeweler:

Spring Concert Friday Night  Tickets Will be Available   Tickets Will be Available At Door: No Seats will be Recervad for Porfarmance

Spring Concert  Friday Night Tickets Will be Available At Door; No Seats will be  Danancnld ft... 2. fr... .....

Gets $1 from Ex-Wite's Estate to Buy Bullets So Can Shoot Himself

Car Sale Law Being Urged   Idabel Legislator Would Discourage Sale of New Cars at Black Market Price:

Hundreds on Injured List; Loss Heavy   Agriculture Section Near Pine Bluff Reported Hardest Hit

Fatal Tornadoes Hit Two States  Forty-three Killed and Hundreds Injured

SECOND TWISTER WITHIN 24 HOURS   One House Remains Standing in Arkansas Community of 400 — Tornado Strikes Oklahoma Community Saturday Night Killing Six and Injuring Twelve Others.

43 Killed By Tornadoes In Two States   Agricultural Region Near Pine Bluff, Ark., Hardest Hit: Oklahoma Town Leveled

Twister Cuts 20-Mile Swath Through Region South of Pine Bluff Leaving Hundreds Homeless.   MANY OF VICTIMS ARE CHILDREN

Search Continues for 15 Other Persons Who Are Believed Missing; Hundreds Homeless

Tornado Kills At Least 33 In 20-Mile Swath   Arkansas Town Bears Brunt as Searchers Hunt for More Dead

Tornadoes Cause 43 Fatalities   Arkansas, Oklahoma Rural Areas Hit; Hundreds Injured

Two-State Av.'a Counts — 43 Dead, Hw: reds Hurt After Severe Lornadoes }

Arkansas Storm Toll May Top 33   Push Search for 15 Persons Believed Missing---Tornado Cuts Wide Gwrath

2 States Count 43 Dead After Twisters Hit   Oklahoma, Arkansa: Report Hundreds Injured in Storms

Hundreds Are Injured in Severe Storms   Many Homes Wiped Out; Search for Victims Continuing

Ark. and Oklahomé Feel Twister’s Lash Again Sunday  49 Dead, , 1S Missing  + sam & am   49 Dead, 15 Missing In Latest Count of Tornado’s Victims

At Least 39 Known ~ To Have Met Death in Week End Storms   Arkansas and Oklahoma Again Swept by Terrific Tornadic Winds

13 Known Dead In Arkansas  And Oklahoma   Hundreds Injured as Twister Sweeps Rural Sections, Leaving Ruin in Its Path

HUNDREDS HURT BY WINDSTORMS IN FARM AREAS   \Viany Children Are Victims As Tornadoes Sw €e¢cp Through Rural Areas Of Arkansas And Oklahoma; Much Property Damage.

Damage High: Hundreds Are Reported Hurt   Search Continues For Missing; Most of Dead Are Children —

43 Dead Counted as Angry Tornadoes Sweep Thru Arkansas and Oklahome

Hundreds. More Injured, Many Left Homeless   Majority of Victims Are Children; Property Damaae Is Heavy

Storms Sweep Ark. Okla. Count 39 Dead   Undreds Injured: Uardest Hit Was Rural Section Near Pine Bluffs.

Hundreds Are Hurt; Fifteen Still Missing   - Arkansas Farming Area Hit Sunday; Homes Dectraved

Tornado Rips Through Rich  Farm Area Hundreds Hurt;   Hundreds Hurt; Leedey, Okla., Nearly Leveled

Tornado Kills 43 In Arkansas  480 Die In Accidents On Weekend Holiday

Tornadoes Lash Tri-State Area During Weekend   Arkansas, Oklahoma And Missouri Towns Smashed by Twisters

Over 30 Meet Death In Pine Bluff Sector   VICTIMS OF TRAGIC SUNDAY STORM SOUGHT BY NEIGHBORS

Tornado Death Toll at 43   Twister Strikes Section Of Southeastern Arkansas

LEEDEY, OKLA. IS LEVELED BY STORM   Arkansas Towns Also Hit By Severe Twister  BOTH STATES   Suffer Heavy Damage For Second Time This Year; Hundreds Injured

New Twister Strikes Near Pine Bluff   33 Dead, 15 Missing In Heavily Populated Arkansas Area; Many Hundreds Homeless

15 Missing After Storm   Hundreds Hurt, Hundreds More Left Homeless As Winds Rip Towns

TORNADO RIPS ARKANSAS, OKLAHOMA WITH TOLL CF 43 DEAD, HUNDREDS HURT

Many of Casualties Are Chitdren as Twisters LeapFrog Across States, ~

CONTINUE SEARCH FOR THE DEAD IN ARKANSAS STORM   Thirty-three Bodies Are Now In Mortuaries; 15 Persons. Missing.   RIPPED 20-MILE PATH   Hundreds Were Injured and “Many Were Left Homeless.

33 Bodies Recovered in Pine Bluffs, Ark. + 15 Persons Are Missing

Injured, Missing Mount;  D: amages in T hoon  As Towns Are Leveled

43 Are Dead In Tornado  Which Swept In 2 States    - Agricultural Areas ‘Around Pine Bluff Among Hardest Hit

15 Are Missing In Area Near Dine Bluff   500 To 1,000 Homes Destroyed In South Arkansas Section

Over 33 Persons Lose Lives in Ark. Tornado   Many Injured and Hundreds Are  I aft Us nenalacis

Press Search for Bodies Of 15 Believed Killed As Twister Rakes 2 States

ARKANSAS, OKLAHOMA HAVE HUNDREDS MORE OF TORNADO INJURED   PINE BLUFF AREA IS HARDEST HIT; DAMAGE REPORTED TO BE HIGH

Fificen Persons Arc Missing; Large Share of Dead Are Children; Hardest Hit Is Pine Bluff  in Rich Farmine Area

Rural Areas Hardest Hit By Twisters  _ Report Immense Loss In Property

HEAVIEST TOLL INRURAL AREA OF ARKANSAS   Oklahoma Also Struck; Hundreds Injured and Property Loss High

Many Injured, {5 Are Missing      Both States Hit in. April by Tornadoes; Property Damaae Is High  _.

TORNADO KILLS 35, INJURES ‘MANY IN ARKANSAS SWEEP   Picture on Pace 4

Arkansas Farms Near Pine Bluff Are Hit Hardest   Storms Also Sweep Death and Destruction Across Oklahoma .

Find 37 Bodies After Twister Ravages Towns   At Least 43 Killed By Tor. nadoes; Children Comprise Most of Storm Victims

Oklahoma And Ark. Suffer Much Damage   Recover 37 Bodies Near Pine Bluff, Ark.

Fifteen Missing, Hundredslnjured, Homes Destroyed   Majority Of The Victims Are Children; Officials Search For Additional Bodies

MANY CHILDREN AMONG VICTIMS OF TWISTERS   Three-Fourths Of Village Reported Gone; Bridges And Trees Solintered

OKLAHOMA WIND ADDS SIX DEATHS TO STORM TOLL   1,000 HOUSES DOWN IN RURAL SECTION NEAR PINE BLUFF

ARKANSAS DEAD AFTER TORNADO MAY REACH 48   Bodies of 33. in Mortuarie Following Disester South Of Pine Bluff

Tornado Leaves  43 Dead In Wake   Farm Areas Struck In Two States Of Midwest

43 Killed, Hundreds Hurt As Tornadoes Sweep Southwest   15 Missing, Damage To Farm Property !s Heavy

Property Loss High, Hundreds Hurt In Oklahoma, Arkansas   Majority of Victims Were Children Near Pine Bluff, Ark.; Estimate Over 1,000 Homes Destroyed

At Least 39 Listed Dead In Tornadoes   Hundreds Injured In Ar. kansas And Oklahoma; Property Loss High.

Heavily Populated Far Area Near Pine Bluff Is Hardest Hit   Many Of Victims Are Childre   Property Damage In Stor Sector Mounts Into  Thousands Of Dollars

Many Children Lose Lives In Arkansas   Hundreds Hurt   Hundreds Hurt As Twister Hits Farming Areas

SLUGGING VICTIM DIES OF INJURIES   Sheriff Says Arrest To B« Made in ‘Near Future.”

Engineers Leave fo Help Turkey Roads  Eight PRA, Men fo Help Building National System

Help Build Turk Roads   Eight U.S. En Engineers To Aid in Constructing Modern System

U. 5. Engineers To Go To Turkey  Will Help Build Modern Highways

EIGHT-YEAR-OLDS OPENED SWITCH   ADMIT TAMPERING THAT CAUSED WRECK PENNSYLANIA TRAIN

Two Boys Admit Derailing Train   Police Claim Youths Admitted Tampering With Railroad Switch

2 Boys Admit Wrecking of Pennsy Train   [Engine Upsets, 5 Cars Derailed; Few People Slightly Hurt

LEADS NATION IN OBSERVANCE OF HOLIDAY   Sends Triple Appeal For Cooperation OF Nations

Truman Rejects Tussia’s False Arguments  Bevin Warns Soviet Against Provocations

Arguments Against Marshall Plan Rejected by Truman   President Sounds Triple Appeal to All Nations to Co-operate for Peace Founded on Freedom

Truman Assails Russ Boycott Of Europe Plan  CO... Mane wane Ohieehons   Says ‘Fallacious’ Objections Peril Recovery of World

Syrians Set Fire To U.S. Legate Post   Rip American Flag From Pole As Arab Bitterness Moants

Arabs Burn U. S. Legation Building, Call For Holy War   Moslem World Steps Up Fight Against Plan To Divide Palestine; Leaders Speculate Whether Yanks, Reds To Use Troops

Moslem Youths Ask Arm: For Holy War Against Partition Of Palestine   Ibn Saud To Contribute Revenues From Oii To Finance Armed Forces

Arabs Prepare To Fight U. N.  Partition Move   American Legation Fired in Damascus;  6 Killed in Palestine

6,000 Syrian Youths March and Demand Arms To Wage Holy War As King Ibn Saud Offers Hic Vankes O17 Profits for Battle

SYRIANS FRE U.S. LEGATION IN DAMASCUS   American Flag Ripped Down As Arabs Call  For Resistance

Peace Returns As Football Coach Acts © Deaf Students End Boycott, Aaree To Mediation Of Case

PASTOR ACCUSED OF CHURCH FIRE   DR. JOHN LEWIS OF MILWAUKEE HELD ON CHARGE OF ARSON

Arrest Pastor On Arson Charge   Milwaukee Preacher Accused By State

Pastor Denies Arson Charge In Milwaukee   County Board to Get Report On Investigation of Accident

LAWYER SAYS MINISTER'S ARREST TERRIFIC MISTAKE   States Police Erred in Charging Him with Arson.

Says Arrest Of Pastor Mistake  Milwaukee Minister Charged With Arson

Pastor’s Arrest Called Mistake   72-Year Old Minister Released on Bond  In Arson Case

HEREFORD MEN DINE   North Central Missouri. Association Members Meet at Chillicothe

STOCKMEN DINE HERE   C. of C. Welcomes Hereford Cattle Raisers a4 Dinner.

70-Y ear-Old K.U. Grad Completes 225 Mile Bike Trip to Mt. Ortad

Rent Ceilings Issue Due for. House Ballot   ‘Attempt Being Made For Rent Increase

House Set For Vote on Rent Raise   Showdown Due After Building Material Curb Is Killed

Make New Iry To Raise Rents   House Votes Today On 10 Per Cent Hike

OK Plan to End Priorities On All Construction  Senate Democrats Warn Against New Price Curb Mistake

House Votes To Kill Most Housing Curb:   Extension of Rent Controls Also Hit; General Hike Urged

NEW ATTEMPT MADE TO BOOST RENTS 10%   House To Vote On Plan After Freeing Most Material

Building Materia Decontrol Voted 127-48 By House  Proposal To Extend Rent Curbs Assailed

Some Would Boost Ceilings 10 Pct..... House Waiting Test On  New Try To Hike Kents

HOUSE TO VOTE ~ ON RENT BOOST   Fresh Attempt to Jack Up Ceilings Nears Decision

Opposing Factions Are Divided On Forecasts Of Outcome ° New Attempt To Boost Rent Ceilings By A Flat 10 Percent Is Slated For Decisive Vote Today

House Puts Off Rent Showdown  Votes To Ease Curbs  On Building Materials

House Dooms  Building Curbs   Defers Showdown On Ren  Umit Today's Session

House Slates Rental Ballot   ‘Decisive Vote Due. On 10 Per Cent Rise

House Seraps Vet Housing Act Control:   Votes Today on 10 Pet Boost in Rent Ceilings

HOUSE VOTES TODAY ON RENT INCREASES   Nebraska Solon Predicts Approval Of Boosts

Fresh Attempt To Boost Rent Ceilings 10 Pet   Showdown Vote On Ex plosive Issue Due Ir House Todav.

Rent Ceiling Fight Nears House Vote.   Showdown Coming on Proposal for Flat Ten Pct. Increase

CONTROLS OVER BUILDING ARE ORDERED KILLED   House For Getting Gevernment Out Of Constraction Business   RENT CONTROL TOPIC OF STORMY DEBATE

Digs Out of Jail Just To Be Able to Observe His Birthday at Home

East Locked in Iee, Snow; Gales Rage  Crawford Gounty igolated by Snow: Deifts 20 Feet High in Mountains

RUBY MABRY OF VALIER 1S “EGYPTIAN AIRWAYS QUEEN.” WINS FAIR TRIP

STANFORD SCIENTISTS HAVE IMMUNIZED RATS AGAINST ONE TYPE OF THE ' - DISBASE

Congress Told Washington Has Too Many Alcoholics, ‘Canned Heaters"

Washington Drives Many to Drink; Disease, Not Crime, Congress Told

£00 Wiany AIicoONnolics a  Imbibers Of Canned Heat Abound In Washington, Congress Is Told

Too Many Drink ‘Smokies’   District of Columbia Panel Hears Alcoholics in Washington Need To,Be Salvaged

West Losing In Europe, Say Soviets   Moscow Radio Airs Review Of 1947

Senate Postpones Action OnUpping Work Age Limif  House Defeats Move

Conference On School Problems   Gov. Carlson Says State Answer Taking Shape As Result of Saturday Meeting

U.S, BALKS RED» KOREA PROPOSAL   Maj. Gen. Brown Declares Russia Tries To Impose Unilateral Veto

SOVIET KOREAN PLAN REJECTED   U. S. Charges Effort To Impose Unilateral Veto

Distilusioned lowa Girls Go Home After Brief Stay With Sally Rand’s Show

ARREST 31 MEN  AFTER LYNCHING   29 Cab Drivers and Two . Others Held in Negro Slaying

After All These Years the Irish Are Getting Rid of Queen Victoria’s Statue

Sight Peace In Old Fight Of Irishmen      Looke Like Eire. And England May Bury. The Hatchet In Wake Of Ancient Conflict Retveen Nations

NEGRO NEARLY WINS ELECTION   Close Contest Occurs In Virginia Primary

Rail Commuters Face Prospect of Increased Fares   ICC Examiner Proposes Average Boost of 20 Percent in Northeast -

Marshall Summoned To White House. To Report on Economics   European Emergency, High Prices in America Described as Near ‘Crisis’ Stages; Special Conaress Session Seen

Marshall To Report  On Crisis   May Urge Truman To Call Congressional Session By Nov. 1 -

Lower House Wants Chance To Join Purge  Withholding Grants of Funds Considered to Force Dismi«eale«

PURGE ORDER TO GET HELP OF CONGRESS   Solons to Deny Funds ‘To Oust Disloyal From Payrolls

Congressmen Would Make ‘Purge’ Stick   May Withhold Funds to Force Ouster of Those Questioned

GIGARET TAX ~” TURNED DOWN      STATE SENATE AND HOUSE CONFEREES DECIDE AGAINST TAX HIKE  ‘ FOR VET BONUS

Pickets Assault Head Of Company   Eight Injured When Pickets And Workers Clash At Plant Gates In Clinton. Mich.

8 PERSONS HURT IN LABOR FIGHI   Company Chief Leads Workers Thru Picket Line

HOUSE GOP IS FIRM: ON ISSUE OF BUDGET CUT   Taber States Members Have Not Considered Compromise Possibility

House Appears Determined To Support Higher Reduction When It Considers Issue Tomorrow Under Closed Rule   SENATE TO VOTE ON RECOMMENDATION

House Prepared To Press Fight For Budget Cui   Taber Bloc Will Insist on 6 Billion Slash Despite Senate Stand

GOP Faces Split Over Budaet Cut  a Mamberce Still   House Members Still Insist on Big Slash After Senate Weakens

House GOPs Stand Firm On Budget Cut Demand   Never Considered a Compromise and Are in No Mood For It Now Legislators Declare

HOUSE BACKS UP FIRST TAX CUT   Republicans Reaffirm Stand For Full Budget Slash

Compromise Considered  Dy Senate   Rep. Tabor Says He Still Stands For First Demand

Serve Notice No Intent To Compromise   House Renews Charges Of Communistic Activities Against Lilienthal.

Houses Fight On Fund Cuts   Senate Republicans Lower Budvzet Slash

/OUSE MAPPING IGHT FOR CUT  F 6 BILLIONS   ste To Vote on Committee’s Plea Stash Be Limsted to 4 1-2 Billions

High Water Hits Des Moines Area: 1800 Homeless   Two Believed Drowned. Midwest Floods Take Huge Crop Damage

Thousands Flee Floods  In Midwest  Record Des Moines Deluge Kills Two

Oye PHTAL INUNDATED AS STREAMS JOIN   MISSOURI DELUGE IS WORST IN 105 YEARS

Flood Waters Hit New Peak   Two Dead And Ove Thousand Homeless In lowa Floods

Flood Waters of Two  Streams Merge  40,129 Are Listed as Refugees: Devastation Great

FLOOD SWEEPS INTO DES MOINES; 1.RO0 HOMELESS   Sixty-Three Blocks in Residential Section Inundated — Two Missing Men  Believed Drowned.   WATER EIGHT FEET DEEP IN STREETS   Sea Cross Estimates Refugees in Jowa, Nebraska, Missouri and Mlinois  Number 40,439, ‘

ran Will Stand Firm Against Russia on Oil   Military Leader Says Northern Borders Are Closely Guarded

IRAN IGNORES RUSS PROTEST      Nation Stands Firm Despite Threat

State Troops From 2 Cities On Duty There   Aid Volunteers To Bul~~ wark Dikes; Only One Road Now Open

Levees Broken In Three Places On lowa River  a a a 7. Y, t   Community of 400 Persons Threatened

MidWestStreams OnNewRampage   lowa River Swells Beyond Normal Size Of the Mississippi

NEW FLOOD THREATS IN MIDDLEWEST   lowa, Missouri Rivers Go On New Rampacges

lowa, Missouri Rivers Start New Rampage   Oakville, la., Periled as Levies Break; Much Land Ruined

Levees Broken In Three Places On lowa River  Community af AND   Community of 400 Persons Threatened

FLOOD WATERS POUR THROUGH BROKEN LEVEE   Vast Farm Acreage Is Inundated Near Oakville, la.

THOUSANDS OF ACRES MORE ARE FLOODED   Town of 400 on Iowa River Faces Even Higher Water

OWA, MISSOURI ON NEW RAMPAGE   Two Streams Rise; Town of Oakville Isolated by Flood.

River Pouring Through Breaks in Iowa Levees   Children, Aged Taken to Safety; Call for More Workers

Evacuating Population Of Oakville   Levees Broken on Iowa Riv er in Louisa County in  New Floods

Town Flees Flood Peril   Evacuate Residents’ of Oakville, Ia., As Dike Weakens

Call for More Aid Made by Officials To Help Evacuatior   Wapello Is Also A Danger Spot As Waters Rise

Ex-Senator D. . Walsh  Succumbs    Massachusetts Solon For 26 Years Dies Following Stroke

Walsh, Veteran of Bay State Politics for 50  Woare Diee ot Bactan

Former Senator Walsh  Dies In Massachusetts  Wartime Naval Affairs Chairman Was Political Power For Two Ceneratinne

Massachusetts Political Leg  der, 74, Follows Sister: § 3  In Death a”

DAVID 1. WALSH, ~ EX-SENATOR, DIES   PLAYED PART DURING WAR IN BUILDING FLEET INTO WORLD'S STRONGEST.

Workers Bolster Levees As Mississippi Crest Moves Below St. Louis   @uddy Waters From Earlier Breaks Continee Te Spread, Forse Hundreds To Flee Wicher Gramed

Dikes Hold But Towns Get Ready   Crest Of Flood Moves Down; Many Communities Moved Out

Hundreds Flee to Higher Ground as Mississippi River Breaks Through Four Barriers —- Town of Grandiower, DL, Is Completely Isolated and Arrangements Are Made to Move +, S&unohies by Boat.

MENACE SHIFTS ON MISSISSIPPI   Flood Workers Battle To Save Levees Below St. Louis

River Crest Moves South St. Louis   Flood Workers Con tinue Fight to Strengh ten Levees In Llinoi Towns 2

Flood’s Crest Moving South    Weary Workers Bolstering  Levees Below St. Launis

‘Old 36’ Has Two Lights   B. & O. Dispatcher See. Double, Still Gives Hichhal] Sienal.

FRUIT, GARDENS DIE FROM COLD   Western North Carolina Has Lost Most Of Its Early Spring Gardens And Perhaps 25 Per Cent Of Fruit Crons Killed.

Coaches Name Conference All-Stars   Urges Christmas Cards be Sent by First Class Mail

Is That Why Aunt Lilly Got Mad?—  Be Sure You Don’t Send ‘Merry \Xmas’ To Dead Letter Office

Be Sure Your Cards Are Right  Many Greetings Are Destroyed Otherwise

‘CHRISTMAS CARDS BEARING “THIRD-CLASS POSTAGE WILL ‘NOT BE FORWARDED

YOUR TIME IS GETTING SHOR’   Christmas Is Four Weeks - From Tomorrow.

POSTMASTER SETS PUBLIC STRAIGHT ON MAILING CARDS  Christmas Greetings Need Not Go Astray If Rules Followed

Extra Help Is Being Added at Loeal Postottice for Rush---Uree 3¢ Stamps

OREGON STATE OFFICIALS LOST   Hunt. Plane Carrying Governor, 4 Others

Governor Snell, Oregon, Missing On Plane Flight   State Secretary and President of Senate Also on Private Craft

Airplane Carrying Governor Of Oregon Object Of Search   Gov. Snell, 2 State Officials Aboard Missing Private Craft

‘OREGON GOVERNOR, 3 OTHERS MISSING  mrYWYaARGM AIM Qe wrawrrYrec fr

Oregon's Governor on Missing Plane   Other State Leaders Aboard Private Craft

Air Search On For 3 Missing Officials, Pilot   Oregon Governor, Others In Plane Fail .to Arrive At Hunting Spot

Armed Men Dump Milk In Louisiana Ditches   First Act of Violence In Strike Called by  Protactinn Deiruman

Milk Dumped On fo Ground By Armed Mer   First Outbreak of Violence Occurs in Strike of Louisiana Dairy Farmers

ACTION ASKED  ~— ONINFLATION   SENATOR URGES SPECIAL SESSION BE HEL D—ANOTHER SAYS “BLOW-. OFF” NEAR

Quick Passage of Tax Bill Tuesday Seen  President Expected to Have Measure by End of the Week

Tax Cut Bill Will Be Sped To President   Armed Service Merge: - Expected to Receive  Senate Annravat

Republicans To Income Tax Redu       Weesura Weald Lop Feer Billion Betlars ON Aanm Tax Bills Of ladividsals Boginaing Jan, 1: Exmeed Ba Filihueter od

Income Tax Reduction Bill To Come Up In House On Tuesday; Passage Set   No Debate Scheduled For Senate On Measure; Upper Body To Seek Approval Of Armed  RaAweme 1 hhitinatian Ge Siitneemew

SCHEDULED ON TAX CUT BILL   Passage In House And Senate This Week Is Held Likely

President May Get Tax Bill This Week   Quick Passage Seen In douse Tuesday 5 Senate To Weieh Unification Measure

Bill Slashing Income Taxes May Be Passed      Congress Set To Take Ac tion On Measure This Week

Truman May Gel New Tax-Cut Bill This Week   Senate Backers See Services Merger.  Okeh by Wednesday

DEBATE ON TAX REDUCTION UNLIKELY.   President Truman May Get New Measure Late This Week

Quick Passage of Tax Bill Tuesday Seen  President Expected   President Expected to Have Measure by End of the Week

U. S. PROPOSES AUGUST MEET QN JAP TREATY   Challenges Power To Surrender Veto In Drafting Pact

U.S. Proposes {1 Nations Aid In Jap Treaty   Also Urges Great Powers to Give Up Their Veto Rights

U. 5. PROPOSES 11 POWERS DRAFT JAPANESE TREATY   Suggests. Conference Start August 19 and That 4 Large Natious Give Up Their Veto Rights.   BRITAIN EXPRESSES QUALIFIED APPROVAL   France and China Expected ta Accept — Officials Doubt That Russia Will Go Alorg.

U.S. Proposes Conterence on Jap Peace Pact   Turns Thumbs Down On Big-Power Veto In Treaty Drafting

Start on Jap Treaty Asked   U. S. Proposes Conference 3 In 'Friceo Aus. 10

U.S. Attempts To Dodge Veto In Jap Treaty  Inuitac 11 Matinne   Invites 11 Nations To Meet August 19

GOBLE LIKELY 10 DIRECT BONUS   Sinking Fund Commission to Name Director Wednesday

Leaf Buying Continues 2 "British Will Not e  ephte id ee Ee ane a ie   British Will Not .Take CCC Tobacco

Sees Completion Of Highway 75  ‘Paving In 1948  Fred White Thinks Contracts Ma Be Let This Winte

Sees Completion Of Highway 75 . Paving In 1948  Fred White Thinks  Contracts May ‘Be Tost Th. ERTS.

United States Accepts Treaty With Bulgaria   Resuming Of Diplomatic Relations ‘Dictated’ By Terms O£ Pact, Offirjals. Sav

US, EN WITH BULGARIA   Extends Full Diplomatic Recognition to Country -

RECOGNITION OF BULGARIA AIRED BY ‘TOP HANDS   State Dept. Explains Resump tion of Relations Forced Through Peace Treaty

U.S. Revives Bulgaria Ties   Acceptance of Treaty nas Only [ease

Treaty Forced Policy Conflict   RelationsResumed With Bulgaria As ‘Dictated’

Say Peace Treaty Dictated Recognition of Bulgarians 'US Sends Diplomat to Country

U.S. Sending Minister To. Bulgaria Now   St#E Opposes Admitting Butgaria. to United Notians

Bulgarian Regime Is Recognized by U.S.   Topekan is Selected  Minister---Move ts bry asa ,lt’ 7.

‘Yes and ‘No To Bulgaria   U.S. Renews Diplomatic Relations, But Opposes UN Membership

BULGARIA NOT WANTED FOR lJ. N. MEMBER   PEACE PACT FORCES RECOGNITION OF PUPPET NATION

U.S. Sending Minister To Bulgaria Now   Stiff Opposes Admitting Batgoria: to: United Nations Assembly

OCCUPATION COSTS EXPECTED 10 SOAR   Senate Group Told Many More Millions in U. S. Funds Will Be Needed,

MORE MILLIONS NEEDED U.S. Treasury Will Be Hit Hard by Occupation Costs

Cost Estimate Of Occupation Found Lacking   Senate Group Told Millions More Needed: to Maintain a. mewied Forces in

AMERICAN ARMY. “OCGUPATION JOB: WILL GOST MORI   Senate Committee. Told $265,000,000 to $500,000,000 Over Funds Provided Is Needed.   PROBLEM CONSIDERED - BEHIND CLOSED DOORS   Group Hears U. 8. Must Ab sorb Part of Great Erit-_ -ain’s Financial Load -in Germany.

Occupation To Cost More   Mare Thon - Originally - Planned, Provided for, Senate Committee Teld

Conservatives See Attlee Cabinet End in 3 Months   Socialism Experiment Is Believed to Have Been Disappointment

WHISKEY PLAN : COURT RULING   KEN CKY JUDGE HOLDS THAT DISTILLERY MUST FULFILL ITS CONTRACTS  a

JEWS DEFYING RUSSIAN BLOC AT UN SESSION      Soviet Proposal to Study Immediate Independence Tends  to Load Dice   ARABS ALSO PREPARED _ TO STAND THEIR GROUND

Jews Protest  Dice Loaded   UN Hears Threat By; Delegations To ‘Take Walk’

Commerce Office Is Opened Here  State Headquarters to Aid Businessmen

GONCILIATORS 10 MARC NCH IR  FOR PHONE TRUCT   Wage Conferences To Be Resumed in Capital This Afternoon

CONCILIATORS HOPEFUL IN PHONE TIEUP   Company and Union Representatives Not Optimistic

WAGE GAP NARROWS I uy      But Settlement “May Still. Be  Days Away

Company Makes First Offer but Union Rejects If   Illinois Workers To Vote on $4 Hike; 6700 ‘Take New York Raise

Effort to Settle Telephone Strike Still Fruitless   Federal Conciliators to Hold Another AT&TF-Union Paley Today

Officials Still Optimistic in Spite of Union's Rejection of $4 Wage Offer; New Conference Is Set for 3 P. M.

BENDER GROUP. ~ HAS SETBACK   PLANE COMPANY AND NAVY SAYS NO REPAYMENT .DUE ON WAR CON.,  . TRACT

Cabinet Hears — Nourse Explain Price Dangers © ‘Me Action hy White House Taken 0 or r Planned; Mason  ae eon ee Woe

White House Says, After Discussion, that No Plan Of Action Now in Mind

[ruman Cabinet Holds ‘Seminar’ On Rising Prices  No Action Taken Or Planned, Ross Says After Conference

TRUMAN LISTENS . TO PRICE REPORT!   Cabinet Holds Session. Bui  4 Nie Aetan Paoeiulte

PRICES NOW AT HIGHEST PEAK   Hints Special Cabinet Meet to Consider Wage Effects

Special Cabinet  Session Studies  Price Situation. No Action Reported  "After. Listening’ to ‘Report of Inflation

CABINET GETS PRICE PICTURE   ‘But No Action Taken, or Planned, Report

Economic Adviser Calls / Wage Question Obstacle; Strategy Line Uncertain.

HST Discusses Economic Problems Of Rising Prices With His Cabinet

President Explores Problem of Prices   White. House Announces ’No Action Taken o Planned’ At Special: Cabinet Session; Hold General: Discussion of Economic Situaton

Truman Plans No Aetion on Rising Prices   Announcement Foll o w s Conference With Top Officials

Truman, Cabinet Discuss Prices      But Ne Action Taken On Rising Costs Of Living At White House Session.

PRESIDENT AND AIDES DISCUSS U.S. ECONOMICS   ‘Special Session Heid To Hear ” Reports; No. Immediate Program Planned.

Truman Sifts Inflation Peril   High Prices Studied At Cabinet Meeting

Cabinet Talks Prices; No Action Taken   Top Advisers Mee With Truman And Secretaries

No Action Is Taken Today   Nothing Planned At Present; Alarm Rises Over Steady Gain In Living Costs

NO ACTION ON PRICES PLANNED   Aired in Detail, at Cabinet Meeting 

Rising Prices Are Discussed By Cabinet   ‘Lots of Listening’ Done by President, Secretary Says

. White House ‘Seminar’ on Prices , Produces No Proposal of Action

Truman and  Cabinet Get Price Data   Explore Problems In Economics At Special Session; Take No Actior

Cabinet Explores Price Problems of Nation   Trumon Holds Sessian--No Attempt Made to  Dinettes: wk Cll aremarcerscelt

OF LIVING "FYDI ODED’   Truman Cabinet Holds Session for Hour, 40 Minutes

LIVING COSTS DISCUSSED AT WHITE HOUSE   No Action Taken or Planned At Lengthy Session of Cabinet With President .   ECONOMIC, ADVISORS TELL "TRUMAN OF PRICE SETUP

NO OFFICIAL ACTION TAKEN OR PLANNED   Press Secretary Reports Truman ‘Did a Lot of Listening’ at Conference

Conferees Fail To Take Action Following Meet   ‘General Discussion’ Held; President Does ‘Lot of Listening’

Highest Since Boom-Bust 1920...  Truman Begins Battle Against Today's Prices

JRUMAN, AIDS CTUDY RISING ppICES IN U.S.   — And Cabinet Ex 9 plore Economic Probloms At Meetina

Traman, Cabinet Diseuss Prices      fo Action Taken, Planned jays Charles Ross After Mecting

Truman Surveys Price Problems   White House Declines to Summarize Economic Report; Says No Action Due

President Calls Cabinet To Plan Inflation Fight   Living Costs Keep Rising In Spite Of Bigger Production

Truman and Cabinet Probe  Price Trends   No Action Planned, White House States After Conference

NO ACTION SEI DURING PARLE’ ON HIGH PRICES   Truman And Cabinet Weigh Economic Problems At White House Talke

Break in ‘Phone Strike Imminent   President, His Economic Advisers and Cabinet Review Rising Prices but Reach No Conclusion

Truman Explores Economic Issues  With Cabinet, No Action Planned

SENATE DEBATES LABOR MEASURE   Arguments On Measure Tc Restrict Unions May Last Two Weeks

‘Last Full Week Before Statewide Primary Aug. SF Finds Candidates  aean@a=s Be ae Vie. CO descenaca a. Ft...

Long Ballot For Voters August 5   Mississippians Prepare for Primary to Select State and Local Officers

Senate Committee Receives Demand That List Be Released to Public; Subpoenaed in Grain Trading Ouiz

Anderson Talks With Probers In Closed Session   Secretary To Give Data On Grain Sneculations.

GREEKS FAIL TO AGREE ON COALITION   Tsaldaris Plans Cabinet Limited To Populists

STRIKE CALLED BY BUS DRIVERS   ‘Burlington Trailways’ to  Be Affected

‘Calmly Sits In Chair While Repairs Made Sx He Could Be Executed

Pilot Freed by Chinese Reds   Nebraska Marine Returns —Was Held for Two Weeks

MARINE PILOT SAFE IN CHINA   Gordon, Neb., Officer Was  Forced Down

Marine Pilot Released By Chinese Communists After Being in Custody

CHINESEREDS — RELEASE YANK   Marine Pilot Forced Down Safe, Unharmed.

THEATER CEILING FALLS   28 Persons Heepitalized at Mead ville, Pa.

General Says That Russian Soldiers Outnumber Those Of U.S. 20 To 1   Declares Further That Soviets Have Over 10,000 Planes To United States 4,000; Urges Review OF Situation.

Russian Soldiers Outnumber Army Of U. S. 20 0.1, General Asserts

Asserts Russian Soldiers 'Outnumber U. S. 20 to 1   Reserve Officers Told U. S. ‘Terribly ~ Weak’, Easily Vulnerable to Attack

REDS  HAVE 10,000 PLANES TO ONLY 4,000 FOR YANKS Russian Soldiers Outnumber  Those Of Uncle Sam 20 To 1

Russ Soldiers Outnumber US By 20 To One.   Have 10,000 Planes To 4,000 American

Russians Prepared For War   War Department PRO Tells Why U. S. Should Keep Up Strength

Russ Army Outnumbers That Of U.S,   Ship Owners s Three Union: . In Acreement   Reds Have 20 Men To One Of Ours And 10,000 Planes To Our 1.000

GENERAL COLLINS SAYS RUSSIAN SOLDIERS OUTNUMBER U.S. ARMY 20 10 1; PLANES BY 5—-2 RATIO

SPEAKER WARNS OF RED ARMIES   RUSSIAN TROOPS OUTNUMBER OURS  BY 20 T0 1 RATIO ©

Cite Examples To Persuade Mil. Training   Report Given By Lt. Gen. J. Lawton Collins; Could Be Easily Overrun.

RUSSIAN SOLDIERS — QUTNUMBER THOSE OF U.S. 20 TO 1   This Statement Was Made Today by Lieutenant General Collins.   HAVE PLENTY OF PLANES   Says U.S. Forces In Europe Could Be Easily Overrun,

RETO: Ee ee  Soviets Have 2 20 Soldiers to Our One. ‘General Tells Officers at Convention

Mighty Soviet Army Already Full Trained   U. S. ARMY OFFICER SAYS UNITED STATES IS OUTMANNED

Reds Also Have More Air Power... Soviet Army Tops U.S. By 20 To I

Says We Are Outnumbered   Gen. Collins Says Russia Has 20 to 1 On Us In Soldiers, More Planes

United States Terribly Weak, War Department Aide Tells Gathering ‘Of Reserve Officers’ Association

Reds Also Have More Air Powe lth dae     Soviel Army Tops U.S. By 20 To 1

RUSSIAN ARMY — 20-1 OVER U. S.   Collins Says American Armed Force Comparatively Weak

Friendship Train Collects 22 Carloads of Food in Iowa   State Contributions Increase Goodwill Cargo to 8) boxcars .  By KENNETH HOPPING AP Staff Correcnnndeant

U.S. to Quiz Britain on How Big Loan Spent  Delailz Sought in Talks On Relaxing Provisions

U.S. Will Ask Britain To Tell Where Loan Went   Previous Report Is Not Accurate Authorities Say

America Asks Explanation Ot Spendina   Officials Say Statement Needed Before Relax On Loan.

U.S. to Demand Full Explanation of How Loan to Britain Is Being Spent

US Will Want ToKnowWhere Money's Going   British Delegates . Asking Financial Aid To Be Queried

Britain to Be Asked About Manner of Spending Huge Loan From States

U:S. WILE DEMAND “AN EXPANATION: ~~ PNERRITECH TOAN      Vill. Want to Know How the $3,750,000,000 Is. Being: Spent. :   DELEGATES COMING:   Will. Discuss’ Their Country's «Worsening Financial: Plicht.

U.S. Will Demand Britain Tell How Loan Being Spent   Officials, Financiers To Discuss Crisis Next Week

British Confronted With U. S. Demand:  For Money Record Officials Gloomily   Officials Gloomily Forecast Little Aid  ee a ee ee eee

U.S. to Demand British Explain HowLoanSpeni  Facts Are Needed  Before Provisions   Facts Are Needed Before Provisions Can Be Relaxed

Full Explanation of How Britain Uses Y. S. Loan to be Asked   Demand to Confront Delegates From Britain  When They Arrive

Americans Await British Financiers  To Discuss Terms On Loan Agreement

US. Demands Data on Loan   British Must Explain Where Dollars Went Before Getting Help

U, $. WILL ASK BRITAIN WHERE CASH IS GOING   American Officials To Demand Details Regarding Disposition of Loan

British Coming to Discuss Loan  U. S$. Wants Accurate Picture of Spending

BRITISH WILL BE ASKED HOW LOAN 1S USED   An Accounting of Uses Made of Credits Ad. vanced by U. S. Is Expected at Forthcoming Financial Discussions.

U. §. Will Demand Data From British   Full Explanation of Use of Loan Is Sought

Intermation Corner:  » America Expects Explanation  Of British Loan. Expenditures

U. S. To Demand How British Spent Loan   Delegates Coming To Washington To Discuss Country’s Worsening Financial Plight

U.S. DEMANDS SPENDING DATA   Full Explanation About British Loan Asked

BRITISH FACE LOAN QUIZZING   America To Demand Full Explanation Of How Money Is Spent

America Will Demand Full Details on How Britain Is Spending Loan From U. S.   $3,750,000,000 Will Confront British Delecates Coming to Washington

MARRIAGE RUSH IN. JAPAN ENDS Hundreds of Girls Wed Gls, Ex-Gls ..

JAP GIRLS EAGER TO WED SOLDIERS   Rush to Get Husbands and Come to U.S.

«Eager Jap Gals Make 11th Hour Deadline Rush To Get American Husbands

House Passes Measure by 287-107 Vote      President Given Permission to Send Money, Equipment

House Approves Greek Aid Bill:  rotates Mata tat   $400,000,000 Relief Measure Is Passed

GRECO-TURKISH AID BILL GETS GREEN LIGHT   House Fiaces Its Final Approval on Measure In a Vote of 287 to 107.

GREEK-TURKISH AID BILL WINS EASILY IN HOUSE   Green Light Given by  Congress to President’s  - Stop-Communism Move

House Approves Greek-Turk Aid Bill by 287 to 107 Vote   $400,000,000 Loan to Reach White House After Conference

HOUSE PASSE MEASURE FOR AID TO GREECE   Rill Approved After Fiery Debate for Four Days

THWART FOES OF ANTI-RED BILL IN 287 TO 107 VOTE   End Four Days Of Hot Debating; Party Lines Pade

Greek - Turkish Aid Bill Is Passed By The House HAS SENATE O-K.  Will Be ‘Sent To Truman After Slight Revisions

Map Final Strategy to Oust Bilbo   Stormy Political Life of Senator Now  Hanas in Ralance

BILDO’S. FATE ISHANGING IN BALANCE   “Map Final” ” ‘Strategy to: “Unseat Him

Republicans To Challenge Bilbo 's Seat   Will Make Fight Against Southern Senator On Basis Of Investigators’ Report.

SENATE CONSIDERS BILBO CASE TODAY: TO MAKE DECISION   Committee Meeting to Discuss Case; Taft Presents Report About Challenge.   REPLY IS ISSUED; DEFENSE MADE

Bilbo's Fate Near Decision   Republicans Map Course Of Action At Session Today

BIG-4 TACKLING AUSTRIAN PACT   Yugoslavia’s Demands Against Austria And Displaced Persons: Problem Occupying Foreign Ministers In Moscow.

BLAME MACHINE IN MINE BLAST   FEDERAL EXAMINER'S REPORT STATES GAS IGNITED BY MACHINE

Code of Ethics for Lobbyists Set Up in Bill   License Fee Provided: Unprofessional Acts Are Defined

MORE SUPPORT FOR LILIENTHAL   Democrats Confident OU Approval Te Chairmanship Of ACC

Sees Approval of Lilienthal  Research Scientist > Gives Testimony

MAJORITY FOR LILTENTHAL IS CLAIMED   This Is Disputed by Wherry and Some Other Opponents

Lilienthal Gets  Edge in Survey   Democrat Sees Approval - Re Where TPisavreces

LILIENTHAL LINEUP REMAINS IN DOUBT   DEMOCRAT PREDICTS CONFIRMATION—NOMINEE’S CHANCES SLIM, SAYS WHERRY,

Operators Ready To Talk Contract  Want New Pact’To Fit Mines, Conditions

12 CONVICTS SLUG 4 GUARDS AND FLEE COLORADO PRISON   Fugitives Include Four Murderers and Two Kidnapers Escape Under Cover of Snowstorm.   IRON BAR WIELDED  IN FREEDOM BREAK   ‘Fifth Guard Missing and Pen itentiary Officials Fear He Was Abducted by \ Felons. 5

DEATH TOLL 142, MORE EXPECTED   Mass Services Planned A Woodward, Okla.; Rain Threatens Addi. tional Damage.

GET MORE SUGAR FOR ONE STAMP   But Not More Sugar To Be Had, Says OPA

Important [ranian Pipeline Blown Up By Jewish Forces   Action Comes Shortly After Attack on RAF Camp At Tel Aviv

BY TERRORISTS   Royal “Air Force Camp At« tacked: British Search for Troublemakers

fewish Undereround Blows Up Oil Pin seline in Palestine: Attack Made on RAF Camp Near Tel Aviv

NORTH PALESTINE   ‘Vital Oi] Pipeline Blasted as Violente Flares Anew in Haley land

TRAQ OIL PIPELINE . 1S BLOWN UP.   Broken at Two Placesin ». . North Palestine

Palestine Turmoil Takes New Turn  Oil Line From Iraq ae eee Se ee

Russia Is Accused of Using Tactics Breeding Hate, War   Denial and Countercharges Voiced by Austin in Reply to Recent  Th sonia ane hes Disease Trala. de

Red Tactics Breed Conflict, Austin Charges   American Delegate Hurls Reply to Talk by Russ Spokesman

U. §. Denounces Russian Tactics   Obstruction, Hate Accusation: Hurled By Deleqate to United Nations

AUSTIN WHIPS ANOTHER LASH FOR VIGSHINSK(   U. S$. Delegate Answers Russ Charges: Asserts U. S. Not Frightened.

Edward I. Reese, 28-Year Old McSherrystown Railroader, Is Killed By Freight Early Today

Democrats Again  Rule Baltimore   D'Alesandro Is Elected Mayor; Running Maies Also Win.

Can Cut Rate, Still Hav , Large Reserve, He Say   Lists 3 Alternatives for Action As Spee ial Session Opens Today _

HOUSE WOULD LIMIT DEBATE TO TAX LAWS   Senate Also Decides To Ignore Other Issues Now

U.S. Judge Voids Conviction Of WAC  Captain Durant ,   Moves Step Nearer To Freedom After Sentence for Hesse Jewel Theft.

Judge Moore’s Decision Paves Way For Release Of Former WAC Officer Convicted In Theft Of Hesse Jewels

FEDERAL JUDGE VOIDS DURANT COURT MARTIAL   Judge Moore Says WAC Captain’ Entitled To Be Released

Sentence Voided For Ex-Wac in Hess Jewel Theft   U. S. District Judge Paves Way for Her Release from Prison

KATHLEEN DURANT TO BE SET FREE   COURT VOIDS WAC’S CONVIC. TION IN THEFT OF HESSE CROWN JEWELS.

Decision May Free  Former Wae   Jurist Rules Army Without Jurisdiction

Britain Backs Sharp U.S. Note On Reds’ Coup   Foreign Office Gets Message to Soviet Chief. in Hungary

STIFF AMERICAN NOTE TO BE GIVEN RUSSIANS   Ousted Premier Declares Communists Staged Coup Before He Resigned

BRITAIN BACKS HUNGARY. NOTE   Stiff U. $. Protest To Be Sent Thig Week-End

BRITAIN WILL BACK PROTESI   FOREIGN OFFICE TO BACK U. 8S. DEMAND FOR INQUIRY INTO HUNGARIA  AFFAIR ~~

WALLACE BOOM SPLITS THE P, 6. A   CO-CHAIRMAN KINGDON RESIGNS--ILLINOIS LEADERS BACK MOVEMENT.

There’s a New Medicine To Increase Intelligence; Question—-Do We Need It?

Brains Out of Bottle  Psychiatrists Are Told of New Drug That Boosts Intelligence

Get Smart While You Sleep  Intelligence-Increasing Drug  Good For All Age’. Described

GIRL SLAIN MANY YEARS AGO ~ 1$ PROCLAIMED AS MARTYR   CEREMONIES HELD YESTERDAY IN ROME NOT ATTENDED BY CHILD'S ~ SLAYER. NOW A MONK

Two Lifers Saw Way Out Of State Prison: Three Girls Flee Alderson

STARLET; IGNS NEW CONTRACT  Pretty Jean Peters Says Her Romance {s Getting Serious

Missing New Y ork Eccentric Believed Still Somewhere in Littered Mansion

The Weather      Missing Aged Recluse Believed Still In Hiding In His New York Hermitage

AGED RECLUSE STILL MISSING   Attorney Asserts Wealthy Eccentric in Mansion

HERMIT BELIEVED STILL IN MANSION   Police Pian To Start Intensive Search on Monday

400 believed ‘To Have Died In Spanish ° Arsenal Blast  Number of Injurec Estimated at 5,000;   Number of Injured Estimated at 5,000; Cadiz Blacked Out And Without Water

GOP Planning SBillion Slash  To Cancel Appropriations of Democrat-Controlled Conaress

G.O.P. Intends To Cancel Billion Dollar Fund   Part of Drive To Cut Government Spending.

GOP’s Pian Cut In Appropriations Passed By Demos   , Leaders Say Billion Dollar: To Be Cancelled In Drive To Cut 1948 Spending Tanr And A Half Billion

Republicans Intend To Cancel Old Funds   Ts Cutback Billion In Appropriations. Voted By Last Democratic-Controlled Conaress 

Republicans Continue Pres sure to-Pare Truman t   A BLOW TO AGENCIES

Hope Seen for Budget Cut of $4,500,000,000   $1,000,000,000 in Appropriations  May Be Canceled

Hope To Cancel Billion In Old  Appropriations   Funds Voted By Last Congress Target In GOP’s Economy Drive.

Bridges Reveals GOP Will Cancel Billion in Funds   Funds Voted By Democrats May Be Out

Funds Set Up By Democrats To Be Denied   House Committee Uses Economy Axe On Agriculture

GOP Pushes Funds Cut.   Plan to Cancel Out Billions Appropriated By a Demo Congress

Billion Dollar Spending Slash Pianned by GOP   Appropriations Voted By Dem Congress To Be Cut, Says Bridges

Republicans Intend Cancelling Billion of Appropriations   Sen. Bridges Says Huge Unexpended Sums Are To Be Reclaimed

Budget Slashing Drive Stepped up by GOP   $200,000.000 Soil Program Threatened    Appropriations Committee Lops off 32 Percent from New Agriculture Budget Bill

Bridges Says GOP Plans Cut Of One Billion   Senator Asserts Amoun Will Be Sliced From Appropriations By Last Congress

G. 0. P. PLANS BIG CUTBACK IN SPENDING   Propose Billion Dollar Cut From Old Appropriations 

TO KILL BILLION IN VOTED FUNDS   Bridges Says $641,832,000 Transfer Will Help Out In Economy Drive

P TRYING TO RESCIND FUNDS DEMOS OKAYED  )   Proposed Billion-Dollar Cu Included in Drive To Reduce U. S. Spendina:

Cut of Billion In Appropriations Planned by GOP  Betdane Baecante Intent   _ Bridges Reveals Intent ‘To Trim Approved Funds; ~ Sian in Economy. Taken

Republicans Continue Pres sure to Pare Truman  re eee a (ot ian  sa « 2 * a f= F*a tee ge

C.0. P. PLANS TO CANCEL BILLION IN FUNDS VOTED  HOPE TO CUT BUDGET eA ENN NNN NNN RELOV

Temperatures   Bridges Wants $1 Billion Slash In Old Appropriations; End to Sugar-Ration Urged By Idahoan

Demo-Voted Funds Face  Cancellation  Bridges Says GOP Intends to Cancel

GOP to Cancel Appropriations  Democrat-Approved Funds Slated to Fall

GOP Aims To Drop 1 Million  From Estimate   Federal Spending Off $4 Billion; Figure Economics In Three Departments.

Slash Will Aid Senate In Saving   New Hampshire Senator Would Hold Economy Line in Army, Navy and Agriculture   Fund Transfer   Sees Truman Figure Cut by $4,500,000,000 if  Plans Work Out

GOP Proposes Billion Cut in Voted Monies  pprepriatien Yaoted   Appropriation Voted by Former Congress May Be Rescinded

Seek To Cancel Billions In Funds Voted By Democrats Last Session

—REPUBLICAN ECONOMY DRIVE Billion To Be Slashed From A ppropriations

One Billion in: Last Year's Appropiations Voted by Demos Marked for. Killing

G. O. P. Acts to Kill Previous Congress’ Billion in Allotments   Old Democratic Appropriations Made Republican Axe’s Target; Foes Caucht Napping by ‘Rider’

Current Funds To Be Reduced Billion Dollars   Republicans Plan Cut In Old Appropriations To Complete Econom Pledge in Congress

Senator Bridges ‘Engineers’ Cut In Appropriations Passed by Last . Congress; Takes Billion Dollars Off Estimate  Of Funds Needed

GOP To Cancet Funds Voted By Demo Congress   Sen. Bridges Says Republicans Will Make A Billion Dollar Cutback

Farley Says No Womar Strong Enough to Serve as President of U.S,

Hungary ud In Bad Spot By Red Coup   Eseaped From Hitler’s  Clntehes After War, Now Under Control Of Soviet Russias Preanier Is Ousted   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreien Affairs Analyst

94-Hour Patrol Posted At Recycling Plant; Gver 100 tires Burning

New Dangers Seen as Forest Fires Creep Toward Oil Plant   At Least 105 Blazes Menace East Texas Area

Truman Plea Sends Marke  Prices Down   Commodity Exchange Quotations Tumbled Friday ; Stocks Also PRagistered Declina

Parochial Pupils Compete In Today's Siqnal-WHIZ Quizdown At Weller

Krug’s Report Says U.S. Able To Aid Europe   Insists 20-Billion-Dollar Program Won't Impair American Resources.

IRUMAN GETS EUROPE FOOD CRISIS DATA   Results of Survey Are Given by University Finance Expert

Acheson Presents 14-Week Study of Northern Europe's ‘Food Potential:’ Pepper Assails ‘Nibbling’ Approach

Family Budgets Due For Shock  ~ Cost Of Food May Crach Peak Levels

Still Higher Prices On Way, Bureau Reports   Meat Supplies To Drop _Ten Pounds Per Perzon Next Year.

burei ft ie f Poultryless, Thursday: Decision To Be Made:  Ente Thic Afternoon.

The Weather   Price Drops in  1948 Unlikely   Bureau Predicts Foods Will Cost As Much or More Than This Year; Grains Soar Near All-Time Peaks

TEMPERATURES   FOOD PRICES TO CONTINUE HIGH IN 198   Some Items May Even Reach New All-Time Peaks

PCA Personnel Met Wednesday   Office Employes Gatherec in Brookfield For a  General Discussion.

PLANNED WAR ON ALLIES BY PLAGUE GERM   British. and U.S. Troops Comb Occupied Areas for Group Leaders. -.

—_e eee TROWMAS RICKSECKER DIES   Lawrence Resident  ormer Well Kaeen Poultry

THOMAS RICKSECKER DIES   Former Lawrence Resident W as Well Known loultry Breeder

School Levy Vole Comes Up Tuesday   Annual 15-Mill Levy Vote Required For School Funds For Coming Year

RAF Is Speeding Evacuation of Women, Childrer   Violence Threatened if Underground Chief Is Sent to Gallows

Gruner Is Deniec Leave To Appeal From Court Rule  Evacuation Speeded — .. fine Doetereh Creit

RAIDS PREDICTED i _ NEAR FUTURE   SEVERAL LARGE Clo UNIONS  FACE PROSPECT OF Los:  ING’ BARGAINING “RIGHTS _

A.F.L. RAIDS DUE ONC. 0, UNIONS   Failures To Meet New Law Bars Place Upon Ballot

tinal Figures Show 8,640,000 Bales  Last Year's Cotton Crop Well Below 1945

James Woodard, A.C. M. Official, Dies in New York  Funeral Set Friday in Nebraska for Company Treasurer

James E. Woodard, Treasurer of ACM, Summoned  Prominent Montanan Is Taken by Death in New York

James Woodard, A.C.M. Official, Dies in New York  Funeral Set Friday  Ie Nahrrrelbrr far

WEEK-END INNER WAY   Local Activities to Include Concerts, Sports, Picnics °

FLOOD WATERS FALLING. AFTER PEAK REACHED   650 Wait in Tents Until Homes, Dry in Ilinois—Fall Expected at St. Louis

Mississippi Seems To Be Leveling Off   Weter Laps At Second Floors Of Some Buildings At Grand Tower, Ill.

River Hits Record Top in Winois   Grand Tower, IIL, Buildings Wet Into Second Story. 4

ILLINOIS TOWN STILL INUNDATED   650 HOMELESS AT GRAND TOWER—SHELTERED IN SCHOOLHOUSES AND TENTS.

FLOOD 1S EASED ON MISSISSIPPI   Drainoff In Some River Towns Expected To Take Two Weeks

Mississippi’s Record Crests Believed Pasi   Raging River Routs 60€ Families, Hits Highest Peaks in More Than 100 Years

Boat Only Way Of Reaching One lsolated Town  Expect Fall Of 1.7 Feet At St. Louis

Mississippi Leveling off   Situation Critical Yet, Army Engineers State

River Levels Off in Illinois; 600 Homeless  Two Weeks Needed for Flood Waters to Drain From City

Order Hearings on Presidency  To Speed Action on ‘Limiting Terms

Congress Studies Presidency Term   Judiciary Committee To Hold Hearings

9 HLS WOULD FEDUCE TERM   Heatigs Set On Measures to Litt! Tine One Man Could  (Jett Dinatdainais

President Term Hearings Ordere  Nine Proposals Now Before Congress

Russians Reject U.S. Korea Plan As Another Plot   Vishinsky Claims Amer!  cans Desire Vomination  of Country

Enlisted Men Live as Plane Falls in Flames   Rescuers Suffer Severe Face Burns As Craft Explodes

B-29 Superfortress. Crashés, Mt. Spokane   FIVE ARE KILLED—TWO ENLISTED MEN SURVIVE, BUT SERIOUSLY INJURED—-PLANE ON ROUTINE TRAINING FLICHT. FLYING ON INSTRUMENTS IN SNOW STORM

Arrests In Bank _ Robbery Case   Man and Youth Taken Inte Custody In the Sarcoxie Bank Robbery.

Burton Will Take Marshall Plan To Supreme Court If Congress Passes   Princeton Attorney Contends Expenditure Is  Ileqal, Not Authorized By Constitution

Jowa Slot  Tan Lou Is Puggler   Tax On Illegal Business T Be Levied

Invaders Pushed To Greek Border   U.N. Balkan Commission Members to Observe the Fighting   ARRESTS IN ATHENS   Greeks Say “International — in Thru

Stassen, Taft Meet at Meal On Iowa Visit   No Pickets at Station, Hotel In Des Moines

CHINESE REDS DUE TOFREE YANK DUO   Captive U. S. Officers Apt to Gain Release Shortly

INDIA UNREST. ~GAUSES ALARY   SIKH 'LEADER.SAID TO. BE RAISING ARMY_TO OPPOSE ; RULE, BY THE MOSfe ex ‘LEMS 0 oe.

New Invasion Of Greece Announced: Foe Hurled Back To Albania Border

Rescue Nine From Crash In Labrador   B-17 Crash Lands _Christmas Eve

Tuck Requests Study Of Rent Control Bill  Hearinac Ta Re   Hearings To Be Held Today On Labor Measures

Suicide Love Notes Bared   Jilted Hollywood Banker, 67, Mourned Loss of Ex-Secretary

EX - GAROLINIAN IN CALIFORNIA KILLS HIMSELF   Prominent West Coast Banker Shoots Self After Leaving Note Ixpressing Love For Former Secretary.

Hollywood Banker Takes His Own Life  Couldn't Stand Idea of   Couldn't Stand Idea of Secretary in Arms of Another Man

BANK PRESIDENT SHOT TO DEATH   Note To Secretary Says He Can't Stand Her Loving Another

UNBody Inquiry Fought  In Meet   Prejudice In Final Issues Is Fear Of Uncle Sam

Immediate Palestine Action Asked   Soviet Wants Commission Ta Submit Plan  Fy awrerat’ 279 aoe

JOHNSON GHARGES RED PLAN SNARLS HOLY LAND ISSUE   Arab States, India May Back Idea; Jews Ask Free Immiarcation

U.S. Opposes Red Demand   Russians Want Plan Submitted  On Palestine

Wantsimmediate Freedom Plan For Palestine   American Delegate Says Injecting Mandaton Ideas Might Prejudice Final issues

US Blocks Free Holy Land Plan   Russia Demands Plan For Independence Now

DOUBTS WISDOM OF MANDATE TO INQUIRY GROUP   MIGHT PREJUDICE THE FINAL ISSUE, SAYS U. S. DELEGATE

—UN SESSION —  Russ Plan Branded Mandatory  ‘IDEA PRESSED BY GROMYKO

Legion Backs Housing Bill   Non-Profit Associations For Veterans Asked In Measure

Legion Heads Support Vets Housing Bill   Appear Before Congress Group

Nearly Half Of Miners Are Already Idle   °10-Day Vacation ’ Starts Friday.

17000 WORKERS DESERT JOBS IN SOFT COAL FITS    Operators Discuss Terms Of  New Offer To Be Made  To Lewis

Coal Miners Reported in an Ugly Mood   Justice Department Acts When 175,000 Miners Quit Work

Nearly Half of U.S.Soft Coal Diggers Idle   Justice Department Investigating Walkouts

Nearly Half Of Miners  Now Out   Officials Consider Terms To Offer John L. Lewis

Coal Operators Gather to Talk Over New Terms  Would Avert Strike Tee hAtoam Yee decedecay

Coal Operators Gather to Talk Over New Terms  Would Avert Strike {In Mine industry

Justice Dept. Investigating  Mine Walkouts   Seeks To Learn Whethe: Strikes Spontaneous O: Under Leadership.

Coal Miners  Returning in  Some Fields   Justice Department Investigates Sudden Walkout, Curtailing Nation’s Production

North and West Mine Operators Meet To Discuss Terms that May Be Offered Lewis; Protest Strikes  Stir Futile Move To Revive Federal Seizure Powers

Seeking to Avert July Mine Strike   Many Workers Idle, Protest Terms of Taft-Hartley Bill

Mine Owners Talk Terms fo Be Sent Lewis   Nearly One-Half of U. S. Miners Are Idle In Protest to Passage Of Labor Control Bill

Coal Operators Discuss Terms To Offer Lewis   Thouserds: More Join Walkout: Steel Plants Start Curtaifments

Coal Operators Discuss Terms To Offer Lewis   Nation-Wide Strike May Come In July Unless Contracts Are Agreed Upon

SOFT COAL OPERATORS MEET 19 DISCUSS TERMS FOR LEWIS AS MANY MINERS LEAVING POSTS

Operators in Meeting to Draft Offer   Government Investigating Strikes to Determire If Injunction Can Be Issued Againsz Lewis

MineOwner: In Parley   Operators in North .. And. West Study Next Move in Coal Drama -

Half of Miners Already Out in Protest Strike   Justice Department Probe Is Un. derway as 175,000 Protest Measure

Nation-Wide Strike Seen Developing   First Production Cuts Ans nounced In Steel As Shipyards Appear Set To Enter Strike Line   176,000 Miners Join ‘Protest?   Justice Department Is Probing Whether Miners Left Jobs Freely Or On Ad re Of Leaders

OPERATORS MEET   Discuss Terms to. Lewis: to Avert Industry-Wide Strike Next Month

‘ Northern, Western Owners Gather To Discuss Terms to Offer Lewis; U.S. Attempts to Fix Tieup Blame

Anderson Asks Power to Curb Farm Products  Agriculture Chief  Says Commodity Flow  . Py ae Ui

Bill for Supporting Prices May Reach $2 Billion in 1948   Sale of U. S.-Owned Wool Below Parity At Once Is Urged

Make Nation Strong, Staff Chief Urges   Spirit of World-wide Co-operation Fades, He Tells Legion Mee}

Eisenhower Tells. Legion U. 5. Must Await Explosion   Nation Gives Up Hope of Reaching Deals With Soviet on Korea

Legion Told ‘Cooperative Spirit Losing’   U.S. Would Receive Firs Blow. Gen. Eisenhower Warns Veterans

URGES STRONG AMERICA IN LEGION ADDRESS   No ‘Deliberate’ War Threat

Weather Forecast   Cooperative Spirit Has Lost Ground, He Tells American Legion Convention   Talk Is Official g Farewell As Chief   Nation Still Needs Reservoir Of Trained Manpower, He Warns

Tells Legion U.S. Should Be Prepared   General Sees World Divided inte Dictatorships and  Democracies Today

Expect Light Balloting in Ohio Primaries   Bond Issues and Party Candidates To Be Voted Upon   Phone Strikes Settled in Five States   Conference on Street Delayed   Step on Head Saves Man’s Life   President of Mexico Views TVA Installations   Decentralization of Cities Not Atomic Bomb Answer

New Conflict Believed Possible Only With Blundering Leadership: Urges Nations Not to Be Stubborn

Temperatures   Calls on Both Britain and Russia To Realize That Neither Can ‘ Dictate ‘the Terms of World Peace

BYRNES ASKS FOR LESS TALK OF WAR   ‘Too Little Talk Of Peace,’ Says Former Statesman

Byrnes Sees Solution to Peace Pacts   Former Secretary Says U.S. and Reds Talk Too Much War

BYRNES HITS WAR TALK IN RUSSVA, NITED STATES   Declares Another Conflict, 1 It Comes, Will Be Due to Blundering Leadership.   ASSERTS “PERFECT” PEACE 18 IMPOSSIBLE   Believes Difficulties Can Be Overcome If Allied Powers Negotiate on Terms  of Equality.

Byrnes Calls on America to Quit Talking of War   Declares Only Blunders of Governments Will Lead to Conflict

Ex-State Chief Urges America Not To Expect  ‘Perfectionism’   Belief Is Expressed _ Difficulties Hindering Peace Surmountable

Says Neither U.S Nor Russia Can Dictate Peace   Declares Only Blundering Leadership Would Lead America Into War; Says Powers “Too Stubborn”

Byrnes Warns Of Too Much Talk About War  Former Diplomat Aebe Baualitu la   Former Diplomat Asks Equality In Peace Necotiation:

Neither Nation Actually Desires Fight  No Peace Is Perfect,   No Peace Is Perfect Says Retired State Secretary

Former Secretary Says U S. And Russia Talking Too Much About War   People Do Not Want It, He Says   Only Blunders By States«men Could Cause Con7  flict, He Observes

TOO MUCH TALK OF WAR--BYRNES   Former Secretary Suggests Emphasis on Peace

Byrnes Says Both U.S. Russia Talk War Too Much  Says Only Blundering Leadership Could Start New Canflict

Former Official Declares — America and Rival Power Can Solve ‘Difficulties

Former Secretary Says Ditficulties Handicapping  Peace Can Be Overcome

Byrnes Flays Abundance “of War Talk   Hears ‘Too Little Peace Talk’ in U. S., Russia

THERE'S TOO MUCH TALK OF WAR’ SAYS BYRNES   Former Sec’y of State Calls on U.S., Russic To Obey Peoples’ Will, Work for Peace

Says Neither Russia Nor US Wants War   Perfect Peace Impossible In Imperfect World

Byrnes Raps War Talk In U. S. And Russia; Fears Blundering Leadership Will Cause Conflict   Declares ‘’Perfect’’ Peace Is Impossible But Difficulties Can Be Solved

Russia and U.S. Can Keep Peace Byrnes Asserts   Too Much Talk Of War, Former Secretary Says

Great Powers Shouldn’t Be TooStubborn   Says People Of Neither United States Nor Russia Want To Make War   Hears Too Little Talk About Peace   Honored By Variety Clube Internat’! for Helping To Make “Better World?

NATIONS TOL TO QUIT LOUD TALK OF WAR   PEACE HANDICAPS CAN BE BEATEN, SAYS BYRNES

STRENGTH OF RED) ARMY ESTIMATED   Could Occupy Western Kurope  In 48 Hours

; — MILITARY EXPERT TELLS RED ARMY Ss. POWER—  says Russ Could Grab All Europe

U.S. May Favor Referring Issue To UN Assembly   Problem Cancernc

MOSCOW TALKS APPROACH END   ‘Marshall Blames Russians  For Blocking Pact

Russia Still Firm On Stand  Austria Peace   Possible Adjournment Of Ministers Tomorrow; Re fer Problem To U.N.

Austrian Tanale May Go To U.N.   Marshall Favors This Step, Informant Says

‘Diplomats Pack Bags and Moscow Session Appears Due to Adjourn Tomorrow   “Marshall Wants Austrian Issue Put Up to United Nationsif Treaty Is. Not Reached: Secret Talks Fruitless

Moscow Meet Deadlocked: Breakup Near   Marshall Calls His Plane, French Envoys, Other Delegates Pock

HOPE Fux TREATY FOR AUSTRIA NOW APPEARS HOPELESS   Last Session of Foreign Min‘s‘ters to Be Held Ton'ght  or Tomorrow

If Not Settled by Fall. U.S. Favors Referring lt  to U.N. Assembly

Marshall In Favor Of Lefting U. N. Have Austrian Deal   Blames Russia For Failure To Reach German Disarmament Treaty

Austria  Dispute ‘May Hit UNBody   Marshall Is Ready To Send It On By September

Local Option Votes Increase  Liquor-Beer Voting In 225 Communities

Oil City Congressman Takes Issue With Ones In Administration ,  Who Shout ‘Shortage’

Biggest Spending Bill Whipped Int  Passage Form  Money Measures Rushed Through  Concress

Spending Bill Whipped  Into Shape Supply Measures  Are Given the Green Light

IN TWO WEEAS FRAINING   Air Foree Reserves Arrive At Topeka Field

IN TWO WEEKS PFRAINING   Air Force Reserves Arrive At Tapeha Field g

‘Numbers’ Racket Foiled in Attempt To Change Figures  Mystery ‘in Phone Call:   Mystery ‘in Phone Calls on Exact Balance in _ U. S. Treasury

College Trustees Annual Meeting Held This Week  New Courses And _ New Equipment To Be Considered

College Trustees Annual Meeting Held This Week  New Courses And New Equipment To. Ra Canetdavard

Probers In Report Say Red Film Trail Led To White House   Says NLRB Aided Communists In infiltrating, Effort To Control Industry

White House Is Charged In Probe  Pressure Resulted In Communist Movies

jubcommittee Reports To House Un-American Activities Group That “Some Of The Most Flagrant” Red Propaganda Movies “Were Produced As Result Of Pressure’ From Executive Mansion—President  During Period Referred To Not Named

FILE REPORT ON HOLLYWOOD REDS   COMMUNIST FILMS MADE ON PRESSURE FROM WHITE HOUSE

PRESSURE FROM WHITE HOUSE IS SEEN IN FILMS   Red Propaganda Charged ir Movies, but No .Nome Given by Probers

Pressure Traced To White House   Propaganda Forced by High Sources, House Sub Group Charges

Red Propaganda Films Forced by White House Pressure, Report Says

IN MASON CITY   Charge White House Pressure Made Red Propaganda Films

Claim White House Behind Red Pictures   Committee Reports Pressure Applied To Movie Industry By  Precident

Labor Board, Helped Reds In Hollywood  _ Probers Do Not ~ > Mention Names

Committee Tags Labor Board Also   Full Investigation of Communist Propaganda Recommended

‘WHITE HOUSE CITED BY GROUI   Committee Charges Propaganda Films Ware the Result

Prohers Say Red Propaganda Films Produced on White House Pressure

House Groun Accuses _ NLRB of Aiding Reds —— Infiltrate Industry

ANS : FILMS TRACED 10 WHITE HOUSE   Sub-committee Probing “Fidler wend, Charges Pressure

Cite Communist Movie Pressure      ‘Committee Says White " House, NLRB Aided  = pode infiltrate

White House Instigated Rec Films, Report   Subcommittee Urges Thorough Hollywood Probe

Fix Blame. For Film  Propaganda   White House, NLRB Held Responsible “For Helping Communists ir ‘Report: On Hollywood

PROBERS CHARGE LABOR BOARD AID 10 COMMUNISTS   House Sub-Committee File: Sensational Report On Hollywood Inquiry

Says Communist Films Backed by White House   House Sub-Committee Report Based on Its Hollywood Hearing

Claims Reds Had Help of White House   Startling Charge as Result of the Recent Inquiry at Hollywood

DOOLEY APPROVED AS TEXAS JUDGE   Longest Nomination Fight In Recent Years Ends in Senate

Conna Hy Wins Di ispute With O’Daniel i  Dooley Is Okayed in Showdown In Senate

BLAME FOR HOUSING  SHORTAGE I$ EYED  BY HOUSE PROBERS RESTRICTIONS OF SOME  BUILDING TRADE UNIONS TINDER INVESTIC ATION

SS SRR Be ey Se  Group Probes Link Between Homes Deficit ‘Trade Unions   Officials Are Called As Hearings Bezins; Tour Is Scheduled

BLAME FOR HOUSING SHORTAGE 15 EYED BY HOUSE PROBERS  RESTRICTIONS OF SOME BUILDING TRADE UNION:

PROBE LABOR IN HOUSE SHORTAGE   Congress Committee to  Tour Principal: Cities

Congress Group Opens Housing Shortage Inquiry  Seeks Information On Restrictions

National Housing Shortage Probed  BUILDING TRADES  PRACTICES AIRED

Group to Study House Shortage  To Learn How Much Government Knows

Group Seeks Cause Of Housing Shortage      Studying Restrictive Practices By Building Trades Unions And Construction Industry

Solons Seek Blame For Shortage .... Construction Field Being Investigated

Start Probe Housing Plan   Labor Committee Will Determine Where Place Blame

Labor Rules May Cause Shortage   Subcommittee to Visit Principal Cities, Study 10 Main Craft Unions

HOUSING GROUP TO PROBE UNIONS   SEEK FIX BLAME IN MOUNTING COSTS OF HOME CONSTRUCTION

Would Know How Much  Is Due ‘to’ Unions and ‘Industry, - Gwinn: Says

el   A. F. Whitney Assistant a Brother in-Law of Mrs. A. B. Mitchell

SAMUEL HARVEY DIES   A. FL Whitney Assistant a Brother. in-Law of Mrs. A. B. Mitchell

RUSSIAN A-BOM BLOW-UP’ 1S TELL   Plant Exploded Yea! Ago, Famous Priest Says in California,

PALESTINE IS HELD BY BRITISH TROOPS   Officers Are Awaiting Word to Start on Offensive Action

British Troops Set For Drive Against Jewish Extremists   Reinforcements Enter Palestine As Leaders Await Cabinet Approval for Offensive; Restoration of Order Is Objective

British Soldiers Await Orders   Campaign Veterans Enter Palestine

British Troops Poised For Holy Land Offensive  Cabinef Permission Awaited By Officers

Britain Prepares All-Out Attack On Jewish Rebels   Army Only Waits for Cabinet Permission For Palestine Move

Freezing Rain To Continue; Snow Tonight   Midwest Traffic Paralyzed by Ice-Sheathed Roads; Nation’s New Year Traffic Deaths Total 79.

CityGripped by Snow and Ice:  Traftie Slowed   More Predicted Tonight— 8 Streets Marked off For Coasting   Freezing Rain and Snow Predicted

FOR SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 1S AQMISE TODAY      New Cold Wave Moving In With  sleavy Snow For Northern Illinois

Chas. Reid Ends Life In Atlanta   Former Chief Justice Leaps From 12th Floor

Georgia Jurist Jumps To Death  Faced Accounting For Estate Funds

Ga. Lawyer Plunges  To Death  C. S. Reid Leaps From Window O! Law Offices

ATLANTA JUDGE FALLS T0 DEATH   Former Chief of Court Found on Building Ledge

Governor: Startles ‘Legislature’ by: Saying $39,000,000. Needed: Match Federal Fuad

Governor, in His Budget Message, Avers Previous Claims Far Out of Line

Urges Legislature To Stop Diversion Of Road-Use Funds   Asks Vitolization of School Amendments, Reduction Of Taxes, State Budget Law

This Horse Racing Is Big Business — Must Be Cause Financiers Go for It

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  ‘Poor Man’s Philosopher’ Finds Horseracing Amusing

Sen. Tobey Denounces Gen. Meyers   Labels Wartime Procurement Officer ‘Piece of Human Vermin’ in Denouncing Bond Speculation.

House Passes  Anti-Fee Bill   Leaders Say Amended Bill Seems Certain Of Approval In Senate

Gasperi Reveals Italian  Cabinet   New Group Lists No Communists, Socialists

New Cabinet Has Been Formed For Italy Today  Communists, Socialist Are Excluded From De Gasperi’s Group

Membership  Of Cabinet Announced beeen  Ttalian Reds And Sootalias  liminated From New Cabinet

Membership Of Cabinet Announced ore Italian Reds And Socialists Eliminated From New Cabinet

Aiken Says Labor saw May Be  Unconstitut ional   Gop Solon Doubts Anti Communist o  Denvisian Tadal o

Anti-Red Oath Silly, Aiken Says   GOP Senator Says Provision Is Possibly  Unconstitutional

LABOR LAW RED CLAUSE FOUGHI   Sen. Aiken Says Provision  Is “Silly”

First Test Case On Non-Com ist Phase Ari  Senator Thinks Taft - Hartley Provision Not Constitutional

AIKEN ATTACKS AFFIDAVIT LAW   Calls Provision ‘Silly’ And Possibly Unconstitutional

State Is Entering New Fiscal Year With Large Budget  Montanans Are Subjec To 106 New Laws Starting Tomorrow

“Big Parade” Of Legion To Be Held Today   Million Expected To Witness Colorful Affair

OVER MILLION WITNESSING PARADE   ‘American Legion On March bs In New York   Endorses Training Plans; O’Neil Heavily Favored For Commander

LEGION MARCHES IN GIGANTIC PARADE AS OVER MILLION WATCH   Eisenhower Calls For Work To Build Peace But To Insure Own Security   ITO CHOOSE COMMANDER

Huge Legion Parade Awaits New Yorkers   Important Business Sessions and Speech Making Over at National Legion Gathering.

Twelve-Hour Parade Holds the Spot Today at Convention of American Legion in New York: Eisenhower And Others Approve Movement for Universal Military Training in States

65,000 LEGION MEMBERS JOIN IN ‘BIG PARADE’   Eisenhower Given Tumultuous Welcome: Election Scheduled for Sunday

Legion Holds ‘Big Parade’   Spectacle to Make Up Today Program; Universa Training Plan Backed

Legion Parade Tops Program At Convention   Business Will End Sunday with Naming Of New Officers

MILLION TO SEE LEGION PARADE   Big March Follows Sobet Defense Warnings -

UN. CHARGED BY ARABS WITH DISCRIMINATION   Withdraw From Palestine Hearings — Russia Wants Big Five Representation In Debate

ARABS WITHDRAW * HEARING REQUES   Charge Discrimination  LEN. Polestine Session

Action on Jew Request Called  Discrimination   Assembly Approval of Jewish Agency Appeal Brings Withdrawal of Hearing Application

Announces Withdrawal Of Its Request For Hearing In Palestine Debate

Russia fo Ask That Big Five Be on Board   Battle Looming in United Nations on Palestine Plan

Arab Committee Irked At Action By Assembly   Discrimination Is Charged As Hearing Plea Is Withdrawn

ARABS UNHAPPY, - QUIT UN FIGHT   Assembly Accused of Discrimination — Group Won't Araue on Palestine

U.N. Committee Gets U. S. Views On Palestine  Neutrals Would Conduct Inquiry

ARAB GROUP RIPS UN DROPS HEARING MOVE   Charges Discrimination On Handling Of Palestine

ARABS HIT AT I N. ASSEMBLY   ' Discrimination Is Charged; Withdraw Plea for a Hearing

Request For Hearing Made By Arab Group   UN RECEIVES DEMAND FROM GROUP AT SESSION

U.S. Asks British Veto  On Palestine Witnesses   Wants Empire Selection of Jewish And Arab Groups To Testify—  Preannses Timit an Seane af Raemarke

LOST PRIZE ANIMAL   The Bob Komers Report Third Killing of Stock in a Year

ASHTABULA FOE OF MIDDLETOWN   Findlay and East Liverpoo First Round Opponents At Columbus

VOTES T0 TAKE OVER RALLROADS   BRITISH COMMONS WOULD AC  QUIRE CARRIERS, BUS AND  TRUCK LINES.

Britain to Take over Transports   Trains, Buses, Subways, Trucks, Street Cars, Canale Under Labor Bill

Transport  Bill Passed   British House Of Commons Approves Plan Of Nationalization

 Drive to Nationalize \Key British Industry   labor Party Nears Goal As Measure Goes to The House af larete

All Inland Transport  To Be Seized   England's Labor Government Plans Nationalization

British Plon To Nationolize Key Industries Nears Final Goal: Transport Ta Be Affected

British Program Of Nationalizmg  {s Nearing Goal   Passage Of Inland Transport Bill To Complete.

Commons OKs Move to Take Over Transport   Opposition by Lords May Bring Crisis In Nationalization Move

AFTER ALL TRANSPORT   British Government Seeks to Natienalize Public System

Nationalization Of British Industries Near   Labor Government Bill Will Now Go To House of Lords

BRITAIN VOTES TRANSPORT ACT   Government’s Campaign To Nationalize British Key Industries Nears Goal  With Passage Of Transnart: Rill

Britain. About To Seize Transport   _ Government Nears Public Ownership Of All Inland Transportation

Rail Unioris Will Work Together On Wage Drive   Twenty-Two Labor Organizations Agree to Join for Their 1947 Pay Efforts

RR UNIONS JOIN HANDS ON WAGES   UNITE TO STAGE ONE BIG SALARY CAMPAIGN

27 RAILWAY UNIONS TO JOIN FORCES   Will Work. Together in 1947 Wage Drive

RAIL UNIONS TO WORK TOGETHER IN WAGE DRIVE      Top Union Officials To Meet Thursday With Rail Presidents

1,500,000 Railroad Workers Agree on doint 1997 Wage Drive — Top Officials of Unions to Meet Thursday. with Railroad Presidents tor Preliminary Talks.

RAIL UNIONS TO JOIN IN WAGE DRIVE  7 hw £20: ..   Top Officials Will Meet With Heads of 30 of U. S. Largest Systems.

Russia Plays Itself Up As‘ Being Protector of Both Jews and Arabs

‘Bright Tie Means More Chips— Neckwear Reflects Trends   Recession Near, Says Maker of Neckties 

sRUBBER STRIKE "IS CALLED OFF   INDUSTRY EXPRESSES HOPE NO PRICE INCREASES WILL RESULT

116,000 WORKERS WILL BENEFIT Fifty Million Wage Increase Is Granted Rubber Employes

Appears At Hearing In— Washington   TELLS UNAMERICAN ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE THAT RED FORCES ARE TRYING TO TAKE °  OVER LABOR UNIONS

Michigan’s Governor Says Reds in U.S. Trying To Take Over  Unions First “Then Government”

Cigaret Tax Revenue Up   Survey, First Returns Indicate $18,000,000 Goal Will Be Reached

VIOLENT DEATH HEAVY IN STATE   Ten Succumb To Traffic Accidents; Three Die From Carbon Monoxide; Gun-Shot Wounds Kil] Four; One Industrial Death.

Violent Deaths Reach Eighteen   Ten Die In Traffic Accidents In State During Weekend

11 Die Violently Over Weekend   Four Highway Accidents Cause  Sudden Death

Ten Weekend Deaths In State   Automobile Accidents Account for Four Fatalities; Shootings, Fires Listed

Uv. ‘S. ‘British, French Map New Moves gh a  Merger Of Western. “Germany:ts Talked:

QUICK ACTION EXPECTED ON LONE MERGER   German Leaders Take Up Plans to Form Western State

Karly Meeting Of Ministers Of West Urged   Proposal Made as U. S., France Talk German Zone Merger

Dig- Three Plans Early Meeting To Remodel Germany   Bidault And Marshall Begin Informal Talks At French Embassy On Merging Western Germany Into One Occunation Zane

U. S., British, French Map New Moves  Merger Of Western Germany Is Talked

‘House Panel Attorney Punches Union ‘Lawver as Prabe Called 'Gestapo Stuff’

U.S. ATTORNEY  SMACKS LAWYER FOR AFT TINTON   Tosses Punches At House Labor. Probe  Hearing.   IN HOLLYWOOD   Labor Man’s Glasses Are Broken During Tossle

Marshall Plan To Aid Europe Strikes Snag   ‘Britain, France Slated To Go Ahead Without Russia As Paris Parley Hite Impasse

Paris Conference Expected To Kind  In Disagreement   British and French To Proceed Without Russians in Economic Planning.

PARIS, LONDON MAY CARRY ON EFFORTS ALONE   French Sources Think That Today’s Meeting Will Finish Conference

END NEARS FO CONFERENCE ON EUROPEAN PLAN   Britain and France Are Ready to Proceed Without Soviet Union

PREPARE TO ACT ON U.S. AID PLAN WITHOUT REDS   Expect Economic Conference to Break Up Today in Disagreement

British, French Prepare To Act Without Russta   Break Up Of Paris Par ley On U.S. Aid Is Likely Today.

Miracle Is Only Way: to Save Parley       Anglo, French’ inisters Are: to Consider. ‘Red “Plan Proposed by  +, WD ne   ‘Survey Is: Asked .      Molotov Proposes. Move to’. ‘Find: Out What  “Conntries Have.

Bevin. Bidault To Act Alone; Molotov Plan  Is Discounted   Sources Say Parley On Marshall's Offer Headed For Failure

European Aid May Proceed Without Reds   3-Power Talk Near Collapse as Molotov Differs With Allies

Force Reds To Make  Peace, Urges Byrnes   Former Secretary Proposes ‘Bigger, More’ A-Bombs If Onvosition Continues

BYRNES URGES MORE A-BOMBS AS RUSS REPL      Ex-State Secretary Backs Separate German Peace

Byrnes Says ‘Get Tough With Russia’  Tbs abe Racde W niall]   Thinks Reds Would Retreat, Concedes Possibility of War

American Trio Reported Slain by Chinese   Unconfirmed Dispatch Places Blame on Reds

Would Suspend Gas Tax Refunds  Proposed as Aid to Secondary Roads

PROPOSE BILL TO AID ROADS   Would Suspend Gas Tax Refunds for Coming Biennium

Pardon Denied Cameron Doctor By State Board  ! Two-to-One Decision . Says Dr. Newton Should Serve Term

Clemency Plea Is Refused By: A2To t Vote:   Board Chairman Says He Doubts Deactar« Guilt

Senate Probes. Federal Bond  _ Speculation:   Gen. Meyers? Allezed $4, 000,000. Bond Purchase Object Of New In- .  “  gquiry Tact

E. M. Forsyth, Savings, Loan Co. Head, Dies   Was Prominent In Lecal Real Estate, Insurance Circles

Eisler’s Case May Go fo Justice Dep't   Sumner Welles Says Mrs. Roosevelt Aided Senawriter

EYE STATUS OF HANNS EISLER   Songwriter May Face Charges of Perjury

Eisler May Face House Committee On Perjury Coun   Case May Be Sent to Justice Department After Full Investigation

SURRENDERS TC KENTON SHERIFF   Ends 4-Hour Siege at Alger After Fight in Bar

Wallace Advances 3-Point Program To Avert War World Is Heading For

U.S. RUSSIA BLOCK ARMS REDUCTION   Soviets Disagree On Atomic } Energy Control   U. N. COMMITTEE   Reports Big Strides Made Toward Reaching Full Agreement

U.S. And Russian Views Differ On Arms Reduction  UN Aiming For  Reconciliation

Atomic Issue Stymies Work On Arms Plan   ‘Study Committee Makes Progress Toward Agreement

U. S.-Russian Disagreement Slows Parley On Arms Cut   Austin Insists Work Of Atom Commission Proceed With Speed *

BIG STUMBLING BLOCK IN PATH OF ARMS ISSUE   . S-Russian Disagreement Major Obstacle In Drafting Of Arms Resolution Suitable To Security Council.

Reds Disagree On Atom Rule  Still Chief Block   Still Chief Block To Arms Reduction

China Seeks To Break Jam In Egypt Case   Offers Compromise As Council Meets on ‘Anelo-Egyptian Issue

Brifain Demands That U.N. Council Convict Albania  Cadogan Rejects Polish Suggestion

Teacher Pay Issue Hottest on Year's Legislative Slate   Idea of Temporary Cost of  Living Bonuses Rejected By Instructors

Sewer Pipe ‘Disappears’   City Maps Indicate Systen But Workmen Find Only  Dummy Manholes.

Town Discovers Some of Its Sewer Missing; Atforneys Investigating

Woman, 64, Clubs Burglar To Death   Indict Hemming As Kidnaper   752 Feet of Sewer Pipe ‘Disappears from Town

PASSAGE IS CERTAIN FOR GOP MEASURE   Chamber Adopts ‘Gag Rule’ Forbidding Amendments

yHouse Clears Way To Pass Tax Cut Bill   Republican - Controlled Body Adopts ‘Gag Rule’ To Bar Amendments

Of Century In London —   Millions Line ‘Streets to Get Glimpse of Future Queen of Enaland and Her Bridearoom

Greenville Police Continue Probe Of Pickens Lynching   5 Men Questioned, Some Cab Drivers

(ontinue Probe in Negro Killing   Three Cab Drivers Held For Questioning In Lynching; No Charges Made

G.0.P. SENATOR BACKS LIMITED RATIONING IDEA   Buck, How.ver, Says No Tc Any Price Controls In Bid To Aid Europe

Republican Sees Refurn of Limited Rati joning as Way to Help Europe   Delaware Senator Turns Thumbs Down on, Any Form of Price Control; Luckman Admits ‘Big Job’ Ahead in Selling ‘Self-Denia!l’ Program

Republicans See Limited Return To Food Rations  Luckman Sets End

Senator Thinks Food Rationing On Limited Scale Feasible to Aid Europe If People Convinced

GOP Senator Says Limited Rationing Might Assure Assistance For Europeans

U. S. Must Keep Budget Balanced Snyder Declares   Luckman Sets January I Deadline On Achieving Goal Of Food Saving Plan

Senator Turns Thumbs Down On Any Form Of Price Law   Allocation OF Meat, Butter. Shortening Suseested By Buck

Suggested As Step In  Aid Program  Prine Cantrcle   Price Controls Out, Says Buck

RATIONING IS FAVORED   Senator Buck Declares Some Reins May Be “Feasible” if the United States Is to Give Assistance to Europe.

NATION FACES SKIMPING 10 FEED EUROPE   GRAIN-SAVING GOAL MAY BE .MET BY END OF YEAR

Mentions Meat And Butter As Possibilities   Committee To Study Price Curbing Plan Truman Will Submit

Food Rationing May Be Feasible   Senator Says Aid to Europe Hinges on Conservation

Solon Does Not Want Price Curbs   Banking Committee Will Study Price, Rationing Moves

Buck Would Take Action To Aid Europe  Influential Solon : is  Open + Bde antrna

Rationing ol Meat Held a Possibility Rutter Aleo Named   Butter Also Named By GOP Senator— Bars Price Fixing

Senator Claims ‘Some. Controls’  Will Be Needed   Price Corbs Ruled Out By

Meat and Butter Are Mentioned   Marylund Senator Says Such Action Michi} Be Faczible

Limited Ration System Possible  May Be Necessary to Insure Aid to Europe

GOP Senator Sees Need In Aid Program   Buck Against Any Form Of Price Control

Wartime Food Control Over Consumer Products For Export Is Advocated

ONE GOP SOLON BACKS LIMITED FOOD RATIONING   Kentucky Judge Orders Dis: tillery to Reopen to Fill Contract

T ESCAPE JAIL AT YOUNGSTOWN      Second Break in Two Months for One Convict

Taft and Stassen May Consolidate Strength i in Effort to Halt Dewey

[Indications Seen That Taft and Stassen May Consolidate Strength

YUN POLITICAL FRONT  Taft, Stassen May Combine Their Forces Against Dewey

Hint Taft-Stassen Fie-Up for 1948 Republican Ticket   Both Fear Strength Of Dewey Camp At Convention

Hint Tatt, Stassen  Team Up   Political Observers Point To Bouquet Trasineg Teetica

Taft-Stassen May Team Up To Combine ‘Strength Against Gov. Thomas Dewey

Hint Taft And Stassen May Consolidate Strength ‘In Campaign For G. O. P. Presidential Nomination

Rumor Links Tait, Stassen on Ticket  Denials Come From Both Camps

Politicos See Possible Consolidation Of Stassen and Taft Presidential Teams

GOP Leaders Deny Deal For 1948 Campaign   - New. Friendliness May Have Bearing On. Party Choice

Experts Believe Taft, Stassen May Consolidate Forces to Stop Dewey

guabor Bill Boon ToReds AFL Warns   Would Give Them Chance They Want To Overthrow Government, It Says

CIGARETTE TAX BILL IS SIGNED   State Levy on Pack of 20 Will Be Increased To 4 Cents June 1

Duif Signs Bill Boosting Cigarette Tax To Four Cents Effective June   eT he ie    Effective June  And Estimated Two-Year Revenue  Set at $39.000.000

Masterpiece of Rescue Work Completed When B-29 Bomber’s Crew is Picked Off Greenland Ice, Landed at Westover Field.

LIEUT. CAVNAR SAVES 11 MEN IN ICE FIELD   Rescue Flight of Young Pilot Called Masterpiece

Charleston Crewman Unhurt Aftet Parachuting From Falling Plane -

Change in Farm Policies Urged   Truman Recommends Congress Act.to Meet Threat , of Slackening Postward Markets for American: Form Produce in Budaet Messnae. i

U.S. Farm Policy Needs Changing, President Says   Congress Gets Request For $1,381,000,000  For Agriculture.

U. §. Farm Policy Needs Overhaul, Truman Asserts  Calls For American Agricultural Goods May Fall Off Soon

Ford Increases Auto and Trick Prices $20-$97   Points to Higher Cost Of Materials Used And Boosts in Wages

Ford Company Ups Car Prices From $20-$97   Higher Costs, Wages Reason For Increase

FORD PRICES FOR CARS ARE ADVANCED   Increases Reported To Range from $20 to $97 Each

Prices Raised’ On Ford Autos   Henry Ford If Announce: Increases From $20 To $97

FORD UPS PRICES ON CARS, TRUCKS   Increase of From $20 to $97 Now Effective; Rising + Costs. Blamed. .

House Opens Debate on Aid Measure   Move Under Way to Rewrite Relief Bill  On Floor

House Dehates Aid Bill   Eaton Backs Measure; Greece-Turkey Issue Awaits Turn

Truman Plan Approved by 67-23 Vote   Rep. Eaton Opens Talk on $350,000,000 Measure, Declares Communistie Idea ‘Mortal Enemy’

EATON SAYS REDS BUILD ON SLAVERY   Sees Civilization Facing Choice Between Soviet System and the American Way of Life, Which Means Freedom.

PRESS HUNT IN WIDOW SLAYING   Victim’s Men Friends to Be Grilled

WIDOW KILTED AT DAVENPORT   Tattooed Body Found In City Park; Stabbed, Run Over By Car

Katheryn De Boer Gerrit Hibma Nuptials   Ceremony Was Performed at Chris. tian Reformed Church Here on Tuesday, Feb. 25th

Marilyn Klay and Marion Koele Wee   Ceremony Was Performed in Locat Christian Reformed Church “py Bride’s Pastor

league Meets ToCarry Out Its Decision   Sword Continues. Te _ Speak” As Casual- .. ties Mount

ARAB LEAGUERS READY T0 BLOCK PARTITIONING   Mufti Says ‘When Sword Speaks All Else Must  Remain Silent’

Sword to Speak, Aver Chiefs Of _ Arab Count ries  mk ltesoteh Chu   Creation of Jewish State In Palestine Is Opposed

Arab Countries Plan Opposition To Jewish State   Consider Military Action To Stop Partition Of Palestine

League Opens War Council on Palestine   Threatens Military Resislence to Partitioning Setup

DISCUSSED BY ARAB LEADERS   Plan Immediate Step To Check Creation Of Jewish State

Arab Leaders Plan Military, Other Action  Will Send Supplies To Palestine “Army”

League Arrays Arabian World To Wage Wat   Delegates Outline Program For Armed Resistance ". Bartiition Plan

UNION TURNS DOWNA.T.&T. PEACE QFFER   NO AGREEMENT IN LONG DISTANCE DISPUTE

‘Strike Settling’ Deal Ends: Union Turns It Down as Unacceptable   Arbitration Proposal Rejected By Long Distance Workers Leader. Permitted To Die

Albany Board Can’t Prevent  Robeson Songs   But It Can Bar Propaganda Speech Says High Court

- _-ALBANY BOARD ENJOINED —  Court Forbids Ban. On Robeson Concert

Daylight Savings Measure Defeated By Close Margin   Delegate Newcomer Delivers Oration Against the Change, Opposing Interference With Affairs ‘ of “Creator of Universe”

Bankers Urge Government Debt Be Cut   Approve Resolution Stating This Country Should Be Able to Give Reasonable Aid te Others

British Ban On Luxury Jobs Looms   Drastic Control Said Part of Plan To Boost Exports

Industrial Draft  Looms in Britain   Attlee Regime May Trans fer Workers to Key Tasks

BRITAIN PLANS LABOR CONTROLS   Strict Regulation Due To Be Announced Friday

Britain To Move Workers. To New Jobs   Those Making Luxuries Must Change ta Essentials

Britain To Order Thousands — Of Workers To Take Jobs In Most Essential Industries

Two Automobiles Moved From Scene of Crash Before Officer Arrives

Moslems Vote For ‘Pakistan   Tumultuous Session Results in Police .Turning Loose Tear  Gas on Demonstratore

Moslems Vote New Nationin Riotous Parley   Approve Independent State of Pakistan in India

New Moslem State Voted   Vote for Independent Parkistan Almost Un. animous; Dissenters  Break up Meeting

Moslem India Will Become a New Nation   Tumultuous Session Votes Acceptance of British Freedom Plan

Opponents Of Action Storm Meeting Place   Police Battle Invaders With Tear Gas, Several Are Injured

MOSLEMS. VOTE NEW NATION AT STORMY SESSION   JUVINIE! VRVViVe'  POLICE CALLED IN WITH TEAR GAS TO QUELL OPPONENTS

Foes Chased With Tear Gas Amid Rioting, Moslems Vote Independent Natior.

DANCER CHARGED WITH SHOOTING OF LOVER ON YACHT CONTINUES STORY BEFORE COURT IN HAVANA

Mee’s Death “Accidental” Says Satira   Testifies Her Romance Had Cooled Before Her Lover Was Fatally Shot During Quarre! On Boat

Satira Claims ‘Romance Cool  BeforeKilling   Dancer Asserts Her Affair ‘With: Mee Cooled, Due To Disagreement Over ‘Sex Matters’

blll tet edie i beni  ‘Makes TwoMan. Poll i in Answer ‘to Survey in Britain ©

ball PAUL MALLON~=  Makes Two-Man Poll in Answer to Survey in Britain

Chicago Milk Strike Comes To Quick End   Settlement Is Effected With Workers;; Higher Milk Prices Predicted.

Chicago Milk Strike Settled;  Terms Called ‘Outrageous’   Milk and Cream Sales Net Farmers $508 Million

KRUG OUTLINES U.S. ABILITY TO AID EUROPE   Vast 5-Year Program Poses Difficult, Complex Task

Interior Chief Offers Survey of U. §. Riches   Resources Being Used and "Wasted" Faster Than in Other Lands

—HEARTENING—  Report Sent to Truman   BUROPEANTASK ‘WON'T BE EASY’

Rich Enough To Provide Relief Fund   Says Amount Will Not Endanger U. S. Living Standards

Town's Fire Engine Recovered: Thief, Found Asleep on Seat, Fined

CAUSE OF PLANE : CRASH SOUGHT   TORN BODIES OF 52 VICTIMS REMOVED FROM RIM OF UTAH CANYON.

Canyon Yield: Plane Victims  FY Buarnes I Radias   52 Burned Bodies Removed in Utah

Seek to Identify Remains of 52 in Wreckage of Plane   Investigation To Go Into Slightest Detail Is Promised

Start Probe Of Latest Airline Crash   May Continue Fo: Week; 52 Passencers Perish.

Seek Explanation of Ore of History's Most Horrible Air Disasters

Remove Bodies from Canyon Rim Where 52 Died in Crash   Fire Brake Out in Plare Which Turned Back But. Failed of Safe Landing in Rucged Uieh Coantey

Seek Cause Of Crash Killing 52   Investigation Into Wreckage Likely To Run For Week

EXPERTS . PROBE SHIP WRECKAGE   Flaming Sky Giant's Fall Killed 52

Planes Dead Are Removed   Investigators Open Careful Probe of Utah Plane Horror

Torn Bodies Gathered at Crash Scene  Tiniest Details   Tiniest Details Of Disaster Will Be Probed

52 Person Die In Plane Crash  Minate Inquiry Is “= Qnened By Officiafe

Bodies Of 52 Crash Victims Taken From Plane Wreek   Torn And Burned Remains Seattered Over Wide Area   Along Rim Of Canyon Where Flaming Plane Fell;  Minute Investigation Of Tragedy Planned By CAA 

 French Proposal : on How to-Get Started on Program t  Red's Liking ”

Sen. George To Support Move To Re-Pass Tax Bill  Linnes tn Aet an   House to Act on Measure Which Is Re-Introduced

George Will Back New Tax Slash Move   Knutson Introduces Bill In House Again; Curt Effective Jan. 1

Keyser Postman Is Freed In Baseball Bat Slaying   Jury Acquits Oscar Cosner On Gr Grounds He Was in sane At Time’ Wife's Brains Were Bashed Out—Given Roalence

Marshall Places Blame On Soviet In UN. Failure:   Suggests Plan To Overcome Situation Caused By Many Soviet Vetoes   U.S. POSITION ON WORLD ISSUES GIVEN

Secretary Marshall Hits Russ   UN Asked to Create Permanent Committee To Preserve Peace

OPTIONAL RENT CONTROL VOTED   "House Passes Bill To Let Cities, Towns And Parishes Decide

SENATE LIKES LOCAL OPTION FEATURE   Final Action May Not Come Until Early June  FFEARTS   To Force 10 Per Cent Rent Increase Beaten Back; Vote Is 204 To 182

House Passes Local. Option Rent Control   Senate Fav orable; Gives Local Power To Deconrtro!] Rents

House Okays Local Option  Rent Control Sharply Modified Bill Gets Warm Senate Recentior

‘LOCAL OPTION IS PART OF BILL SENT TO SENATE   Abolishes U. 8, Control of Building Materials Except for Recreation

House Rent Contro Bill Goes to Senate After 204-18? Vote   “Local Option” Feature Gets Friendly Reception

PASSES MODIFIED EXTENSION BILL BY 204-182 VOTE   PERMITS LANDLORDS TO HIKE RENTS 15% IF TENANTS AGREE

LOCAL OPTION ON RENT CURBS VOTED IN HOUSE   Controls Would Continue To Dec. 31 Under Measure Advanced To Senate

Senate Likes Local Option In Rent Bill   House-Passed Bill Lets Communites Decide.

House Gives Approval To Legislation  Federal Control Is Extended For Year

Rent Control Bill. With “Local Option” Feature Passed Over To Senate

Measure Is Approved By House   Local Governments Would Take or Leave Suagestion

House Votes Extensici oi Rent Control   Measure Passed by Count Of 204 to 182; Senate Is Friendly to ‘Local Option’ Feature

Senators Laud Local Option Amendment  City, Town and Coun   City, Town and County Governments Granted  **Take it or Leave it”  Choice by Measure

HOUSE PASSES LOCAL OPTION’ RENT CONTROL   Rejects Attempt to Boos? Ceilings 10 Percent in Certain Areas

‘Local Option’ Rent Control Bill Passes House; Vote 204-182   “Home Rule” ] Provisions in Measure Praised by Some Senators

Rent Control Extender Gets OK of House   ‘Local Option’ Clauses in Bill Sent To Senate for Final Action; Material Restrictions Cut Out

ATE GETS IE-PASSED T MEASURE   ads Control but Gives jovernments Option Privilege.

‘Local Option’ Rent Contro! Bill Approved   Measure Differing From Truman Views Sent to Senate

House Approves “Local Option” Rent Control   Cities Could Decide To Take or Leave Plar On Plan’s Adoption

Bill Permits Cities and Counties  — To End Grip if Deemed Advisable; Measure Sent to Senate by House

Bill Goes To Senate... .  May Let Towns Control Rents Where Needed

Measure Goes To Senate; Flat 10 Pet. Boost Is Voted Down   New Houses, Apartments Exempt from Ceilings

MEASURE GOES BEFORE SENATE   ‘Local Option’ Feature In: eluded in Extension Bill Voted in House

House Decides On Home Rule Of Rent Control   Modified Bill Extends Controls To End of Year

House Passes Bill Extending Control of Rent   Local Option Provided as Measure Goes to U.S. Senate

‘Extend Controls to Dec. 31, 1947   Would Allow ow President to Make Additional Extension to March 31, 1948

Congress May Turn Rents To ‘Local Option’   House-Approved Amendment Goes To Senate Today

“Local Option” Provided In Bill Passed By House   Solons Lean Favorably To Proposal To Permit Local Governing Bodies Say; See Delav On Action

“Local Option’ Measure Gets Much Support   House-Passed Legislation Retains Vet Preference

House Passes Rent Control Bill For 1947   “LOCAL OPTION” CLAUSE INCLUDED IN NEW LAW

House Puts Rents Under Local Option   Biil Gives States Last, Word on Ceilings; Senate Action Next

Measure Approved in House   Support of Local Ban on Controls Reported Gaining

House Passes Measure Extending Controls 204 To 182: Vote Down Hike

Faces Delay In Senate   Measure Involves Abolishing Controls Over Building Materials

House Votes  For Controls Each Community Ma   Each Community May Decide Own Course

Rent Control Bill Handed to Senate   Local Option Clause Added; Is Given Friendly Reception

‘Local Option’ Rental Control Bill Approved   Measure Sent To Senate; Allows Each City, Town Or County To Decide On Acceptance

Senate Is Pleased Over Local Option In Rent Control   House Gives Ite Approval to Measure 204-182; President Not for Modification

Would Have Rent Lids Optional   House-passed Bill Has Local Option Feature---Measure Now Before Sannta

AUSTIN DEFINES AMERICAN PLAN INUN ADDRESS   Expected To Point Out That Anti-Red Drive Would Aid United Nations

WILL DEFEND TRUMAN PLAN   Austin Expeted to Tell UN it Would Strengthen Body

U.S. Delegate Pegs Speech On Grave Status of Greece   Important Address Is Expected To Inform Council America Feels Plan Will Strencthen U.N.

Austin Defends Truman Aid Plan  a Told Greek Pike’ Would Strengthen U N

Truman Warns Of Acute Economic Picture, Again Appeals For Drive To Reduce Price:

U. §. Economic Situation Now Acute. He Says   Renews Plea To Keep High Taxes, Contrals Over Rent, Export And Credit

Makes Plea For Stable Economy.   President Says Situation Acute; As United Effort to ‘Bring Down ‘Prices

Truman Outlines Economic Danger Newsman Told Prices  Must Drop If Nation Avoids Depression

‘Must Unite In Drive To Cut Prices   Sea aerrte * sae  Depression Can Be Prevented, He Tells News men’s Gathering.

Moderation Need Seen In Speaking To Editors   says Country Faces An Eeonomie Status That Appears Acute

PRESIDENT TRUMAN CAUTIONS NATION ASKING UNITED RFFORTS PREVENTING PANIC   Chief Executive Warns Against Effects of High Prices and Increased Labor Costs— Peace Council May Confer on Merger of Labor Organizations——Other Worldwide News

\ddressing the Annual Luncheon of the Associated Press in New York Monday, the President Declares That “Prices Must be Brought Down” and Taxes Kept up for the Present.

Truman Asks United Effort to Cut Prices   Tells Editors Economic Status in. U. S. Acute

Truman Calls for A Price Lowering   President Terms The U.S. Economic Situation “Acute”   Says United Effort In Cutting Prices Would Serve to Heac Off a Depressian

Situation Rated. “Acute’   Associated Press Members Hear Chief Executive

PRESIDENT IN APPEAL TO GET PRICES LOWER   Asks Press. to Cooperate aad Keep People Informed 'Avoid Depress‘on   REITERATES PLEA NOT TO HAVE TAXES SLICED

Nation’s Economic  Situation Critical Truman Appeals for Effort  sp Bt... Lita Manwnline

President Sounds New Alarm Against Rising Living Costs; Asks That Prices  Be Lowered.   ‘MUST ACT NOW TO ‘ AVOID RECESSION

Truman Asks Labor To Increase Output   Remedies To Cope With High Prices Are Threatened

Economic Condition  Held Acute   Reduction In Prices Will Help Prevention Of Another Depression

Calls For Production Boost; Warns Of Need For Economy ‘Remedies?   Truman Appeals To AFL For Aid In Meeting Critical Conditions

President Makes Plea for Effort  To Lower Prices   Truman Addresses Party of A.P. Members at Waldorf; Praises  Picea Ramen

Asks Business, Labor, Farmers, To Help Block Threat of Bust   Tells AP Members Sharp Price Rise Is ‘One Cloud’ on Future

GREATER OUTPUT ASKED BY TRUMAN    APPEAL TO A F. L. SAYS WORLD'S WELL-BEING DEMANDS INCREASE.

President Warns Labor, Business To Do Their Part   Also Tells Nation's Editors Of Big Decisibn Forced On Europeans By War

News Day And Ni a      Truman Asks Price Cuts  For Stability   President Appeals To Business, Labor And Farmer In Addressing Editors —

Truman Entreats AFL To Push For Higher Production   After President's Appeal, Federation’s Counsel  Collapses As Warning ‘We're On Threshold C6 Cemtes Din Be deccndticn?

TRUMAN SEEKS UNITED EFFORTS T0 PREVENT NATIONAL DEPRESSION  GOVERNMENT, INDUSTRY, AGRICULTURE, LABOR URGED TO COOPERATE

Truman Urges Price Slashes, Unity At Home  Addre esses Ann wal -*)

Red Cross Is Hit for Work At Texas City   Army-Navy Fund Cut Advocated   Truman Lauds Wartime Service of Newspapers

New York Speech Warns Economic Situation Acute   Urges Moderation in Business, Forebearance by Labor, and Full Farm Production.

Says Economic Situation Now In Acute Stage   Cites Roles To Be Played By Business, Labor, Agriculture and Government   Advises Against Tax Cuts Now   Chief Executive Addresses Annual Luncheon Of Associated Press Members

TRUMAN LAYS DOWN MUSTS IN PRICE WAF   Asserts Economic Situatior Acute in Address to AP Luncheon.

L-Part Plea s Given Editors   Asks Business Moderation, Labor Efficiency, High Farm Output

President To Seek Reduction For Americans   CHIEF EXECUTIVE MAKE‘ TALK AT “AP” MEETING

Truman Couples Price Cut Demand With Appeal For Unity Against Depression

TRUMAN URGES INITY TO BRING PRICES DOWN   “president Tells Editors Economic Situation In U. S. ‘Acute’

Move To Avert A Major Slump In U.S. Asked   Chief Executive Speaks at _ Associated Press Meeting

‘TRUMAN ASKS HIGH ‘TAXES, PRICE CUTS, HOWE FRONT UNITY   Declares Nation Must Keep Economy Sound to Aid Democracies in Other Parts of World.   CALLS FOR CONTINUED . RENT, CREDIT CONTROL   Speaks Before Associated Press Luncheon in N. ¥. —15,000 Line Route to Hotel.

Truman Sounds Alarm Over Living Costs  Tall: AR Tanrhann Pel.   Tells A.P. Luncheon Pri vate Enterprise Must Lower Prices .

Asks Press To Acquaint Public With Problems   Business Moderation Labor Forbearance Declared Essential

Present Status 'Termed “Acute’   Four Points Giver In Program To   Hold Economy

Truman Appeals to Nation for Cut In Prices; Forebearance on Part of Labor and Productivity, to End That Depression in US May Be Prevented

President Addresses  Newsmen   Newspapers Asked To Aid America In New Battle

Truman Offers Formula To Head Off Depression  Asks Price Slashes, Home Front Unity

President Urges United Effort To Avert Depression   New Alarm Sounded Against Rising Living Costs: Fights Tax Cuts

Truman Declares Prices Must . Be Brought Dowr  Demand for Slashes Coupled With Ayvveal for Unity’

THE ECONOMIC . SITUATION ‘ACUTE’ SAYS TRUMAN   Appealed for a United Effort (o Bring Prices Down and . Check Depression.   SPOKE BEFORE THE A. P.   Chief Executive Said There Must Be Moderation on Part of Business.

Depression Effect Seen  ‘Disastrous’   Sharp Price Cuts, Home Front Unity Urged At AP Meet

PICTURES SHARP RISE IN PRICES AS U. S. DANGER  ADOCAIL GC can ,.AITOCH

SAYS PROFITS ‘ARE BREAKING “ALL RECORDS   Home Front ‘Unity’ Is Urged to Head Off  Major Depression

Truman Says Economic Condition Acute   Chief Executive Addresses Members Of Associated Prace

Also Makes Appeal For Unity at Home ToAvertDepression And Aid Democracy

Truman Views Acute Situation  In AP Speech   Reiterates Plea Against Cutting Taxes; Calle For Extension Of Controle.

U. 5. Economic Situation Acute, President Says.   Urges Moderation’ by Labor, Majagement; All-Out: ‘Production

President Sounds New Alarm Over Rising Of Prices  Linstead Effars Iivxal   United eter Urged On Officials, Labor, Farmers, Business

SHARP PRICE CHTS URGED BY PRESIDENT   HOME FRONT UNITY NEEDED TO AVERT DEPRESSION

—ECONOMIC SITUATION ‘ACUTE’— Urges United Effort To Bring Slash In Prices

iJruman Terms Economie State ‘Acute’, Asks Price Drop to Avoid Depression

Truman Urges Extension of Rent Controls—Reiterates Plea Against Cutting Taxes

Chief Executive Appeals to Editors To Inform Public Economic. Situation Is ‘Acute;’ Asks Cooperation From Several Groups

PRESIDENT TERMS SITUATION “ACUTE” ASKS UNITED MOVE: TO RE-ADJUST U. § ECONOMICS

TRUMAN URGES UNITED FRONT 10 CUT PRICES   \\ ould Halt Depression He Tells Associated Press Meeting

Truman Asks United Try To Lower Prices   Business, Labor, Farmer, Government All Have Part In Preventing Depression

Truman Urges Price Battle   Asks Business Moderation, Labor Forbearance, Big Effort of Farmers

Makes Plea To Ward Off Depression  : esident  Speaks at  AR Bectina

Couples Demand With Pleas For High Tax Level   Home Front Unity T. Avert Depression Also Uraed

Warns Nation Confronted By Acute Situation   Tells Part Everyone Can Play to Avoid, Depression in AP Address

URGES LABOR RAISE OUTPUT   Truman Calls For Increase Of Production Level In Message To AFL

Asks Effort To ~ Decrease Prices   Calls For ‘Moderation On Part Of Business And Forbearance On Part Of Labor’ . Plus Greater Activity

Truman Sounds Alarm Against Rising Prices   Calls For United Action To Stop Major Depression

Economic Situation Is Acute, President Tells A. P. Members; Cooperation Of All Requested   CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Asks Forbearance From Labor, Moderation From Business, All-Out Production From Agriculture

President Urges AFL to Increase Production Level   Asks* Federation’s Help in Solving Crisis Facing World

SEEKS UNITED EFFORT BY ALL US. BUSINESS   Tells AP. Luncheon Danger of Major Slump Can. Be Averted,

Warns of Possible  Depression   Urges Extension of Rent, Exports, Credit Controls

Truman Demands Slash in Prices   President Warns of ‘Economic Cloud. burst’ Uniess Living Costs Drop

[RUMAN SAYS PRICES MUST COME DOWN   Urges United Effort to Trim Living Costs in an Address at A. P. Luncheon— Terms Economic Situation “Acute.”

Lauds Press For Service In Wartime   Would Bolster Economy at Home And Aid Folk Abroad

TRUMAN CALLS ON BUSINESS, LABOR FOR COOPERATION   Sees Soaring Prices Cloud  On Otherwise Bright 7 Doeneemetieg fk anks

Pleads For Unity To Avert Major Economic Crisis   Chief Executive Blames High Living Costs On Men Who ‘Sabotaged’ Price Controls

President Appeals For Unity in Economic Effort  Lowering of Prices Would Prevent Loss, Chief States

Even Greater  Output Asked   Truman Appeals for AFT At Den BRutien Warld

Truman Renews Price Warning   President Calis on All Phases of Nation's Economy for United Effort to Avoid a Disastrous Depression; Fayors High Taxes

Two Confess  Slaying of ‘Black Dahlia’   But Woman Recant: And Police Doubt Story Told by Man

Two Confess Dahlia Murder  California Waitress   California Waitress  Later Changes Mind

BUTCHER DEATH STILL UNSOLVED   Two Admit Los Angele: Black Dahlia Killing; Both Stories Flop

Two Assert They Killed Short Girl  One Withdraws Story Other's Is Doubled

Six THOUSAND * ~ LEAVE HOMES   RESIDENTS. OF. LUZON: “TOWN FLEE, AS FLAMING ROCKS: “~ SHOWER DOWN] FROM     “os VOLCANO:

Closing Of Shop  Is Issue  For bill   Wagner Act Would Be Amended By Sen. M’Carthy

New Labor Bill Would Amend  Wagner Net   Measure Would Leave Closed Shop Decision To Majority Vote  At Each Plant

New Bill Would Make Closed Shop Local   - Engel Prepares Law To Boost Exemptions On Income to $1,000

New Labor Bill On Closed Shop Heads lo Sena  Beotanm Crrketanet Caw   Portal Pay Remains Prime Subject For Capitol Hill Study

ongress Today  MeCarthy Bill Would Affect Closed Shop; Portal Suits Attacked

Secretary Krug Resting Quietly   Secretary Of Interior Suffers Collapse Following Address At Phoenix, Ariz.

Riders To Labor Measure Offerec  May Split Omnibus Bill Into 4 Parts

Senator Asks RedPenalties   McClellan Proposes Curbs Ou Union Bureaining

Proposal Offered lo Limit Unions With Red Officers  Bargaining Rights aaa ee . a ee ee

MORE DRASTIC CURBS ASKED solon Proposes Ban On Unions " Having Communist Officials

Senators Debate Labor Legislation  McClellan Strikes _ ‘at Communists

Federal Jury Frees Guards In 6-Day Trial   Vormer Warden And Four Guards Exonerated OF Killing Eight Convicts In Georgia Prison Uprising

WARDEN AND GUARDS CLEARED IN RIOTING   U.S. Jury Acquits Five in Death of 8 Negrces .

WARDEN, GUARDS ACQUITTED TODAY   Five Found Not Guilty in Death of Eight Negro Convicts.

RENT INCREASE PLEA ALLOWED   5 Per Cent Boost Granted in Louisville Area

Creedon Stamps Five Pct. Hike   Protests That Action Jeopardizes Rent Control in All U.S. lanored

Increases Likely In Many Areas   First Action Of Its Kind Brings Strong Protests

Rent Director Creedon’s Action Believed Setting Precedent; Increase Is 5 Percent

Rental Increase of Five Per Cent Approved By Director Creedon for City in Kentucky

RENT BOOST GRANTED AT LOUISVILLE   Five Per Cent Ancrease First of Kind Under New Law

GOP SENATOR ‘SHOCKED’ BY ENGLISH TALK   Other Capital Officials Also Criticize Once Vice-President

TrumanUrged To Denounce Wallace Talks   Former Secretary‘s Action “Shocking,” Says Vandenberg

President Urged To Take Action Against Wallace   Former Secretary’s Attacks on This Nation Termed a “Shocking Thing” by Senator; He Speaks for Soviet Rabble, Says Another

Speeches In Britain Draw Fire   Leaders of Both Parties Denounce Tactics of Criticizing U.S.

Wallace Attacks Called Shocking  Vandenberg Asks Action by Truman

Muzzle Wallace Republicans Ask  Vandenberg Is Said Asking Truman Help

Senators Seething Over Salvo by Former Vice President on Aid Plan   Vandenberg to Urge President Truman to Answer Wallace Personally After Charges that United States Embarking on “Ruthless Imperialism”

TRUMAN 15 URGED BY VANDENBERG 10 REPLY 10 WALLACE   Senator Brands As “Shocking” Ex-Vice President's Charge U. S. Has Embarked on “Imperialism.”   OTHER MEMBERS OF CONGRESS INDIGNANT   Suggestion Made President ‘Cancel Wallace's Passport and Thus Cut Short His Trip Abroad.

Senators Rap Wallace Talk Made Abroad On Aid Poliey   Vandenberg Reported Set To Ask Truman ‘To Answer Personally

Truman Urged to Answer Wallace   HENRY A. WALLACE ~«. Raps Imperialism

Vandenberg Lashes Out At Wallace   Urges President to Personally Answer Wallace Attacks on U. S. Foreian Policy

Activities of Wallace Flayed By Vandenberg   Senator Reportedly Asks Truman to Reply to ‘Shocking’ Attacks

Solons Score Shocking Slap at U.S.   Ex-Vice President Takes Stand With Red Russia

Sen. Vandenberg Blasts Wallace   Declares Attacks “A Shocking Thing’

Statesmen Flay Henry Wallace s British Speech   Views Against American Policy Abroad Are Repudiated

Vande nberg Raps Wallace For Attacks   GOP Leader Reportedly Urges Truman To Answer ‘Shocking Thing’

Vandenberg, Other Senators Angered by Wallace Attacks, Urging President to Answer

TRUMAN URGED TO ANSWER WALLACE TALK   Vandenberg !s ‘Shocked’ By Charges Made In Enalond

Vandenberg Is ‘Shocked’ At Wallace   Michigan Senator Is Reportedly Urging Tromian to Answer Henry’s Stutements Personally

LEADERS BLAST WALLACE TALK   Top Men in Both Parties Assail Speech Against U.S. Foreign Policy —

Wallace's Perfidy Has Canital Mad   ‘Members Of Both Parties  In Scathing Remarks  About Him

Wallace. Begs Tolerance ‘. Toward: Russ   Attacks U.S, Poliey In 2 Addresses To English Groups:   Vv: andenberg ‘Urges: Presiden  To Strike Baek :at: Wallace:

OHIO ASSEMBLY BEGINS WORK IN EXTRA SESSION   Correcting Bobble That Cu’ Off Highway Funds To Be First Business

U.S. Newsmen Hit By Red Press   Charge Reporters Ordered To Slander Soviet

Reporters Instructed For ‘Moscow Meet, Soviets Say To Slander USSR, Discredit System

French Cabinet Session Called   French Communists Throw Ramadier Government Into Confusion   INDO-CHINA ISSUE CAUSES DIFFICULTY

French Reds End Support Of Coalition   Socialist Government In Consternation Over Action of Communists

RALLY CHEERS MEDIC, CHIEF      Improves During Day, Said ‘Still Making  Progress’

MOTHER'S GAIN CHEERS TRUMAN   NEW RALLY BY PATIENT BRINGS OPTIMISM TO WHITE HOUSE HEADQUARTERS,

5 Firms Submit Bids; Council to Study Ouestion   Representatives Will Explain the Various * Meters at: Meeting cf Council Next Week

Iowans Among Seven Aboard Big C-47 Craft   Ran Into Storm Ove} Mountains; Ship Bas ed at Des Moines Field

‘Alleged Army Deserter Held by FBI ‘Says He Lived Four Years in Cave

Car Prices To Go Up  GM President   GM President Makes Prediction

Southwestern Bell Operations Reduced In Several Cities  Oklahoma City, Tulsa And Ardmore Affected

BULLET DROPS BOY BURGLAR IN PARKING LOT   Youth, 16, Attempts Flight On Bicycle Following Surprise By Officer

OFFICER SHOT -- BOY FUGITIVE   YOUTH WHO ESCAPED FHOM INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL WAS KILLED AT. LANCAS.TER

Wedemeyer Reports Receiving Much Aid on China Visit  Many Nationalists Show Interest In Helping Land

RONPCOURRRURE CRANE CU sumac ain co certain omni COURT TO HEAR ARGUMENTS IN LOIS SIPUEL CASE

MAC ARTHUR AdoERTS MILITARY JOB DONE, WANTS QUICK TREATY  ELIMINATION OF ALLIED HEADQUARTERS PROPOS. ED, U.N. TO TAKE OVER

General Favors Starting Work On Peace Pact   Gives Definite Proposal For “Mild Control” At First Press Conference

Gen. MacArthw Counsels End Of Occupation   Says Only U.N. Supervision Is -Needed in Javan

MacArthur Asks Early Efforts On Peace Treaty   Quick Conclusion Is Requested for Japan’s Occupation

Japanese Pact Recommended  By MacArthur   Commander Advocate: Early Occupation End And Peace Treaty as Soon as Possible

Supervision Under U.N.  Recommended   General Reports Demilitarization of. Nation Completed

MacArthur Asks Early Close of Jap Occupation   Further Guidance by United Nations Is Held Necessary

Would End Army Rule Of Japanese   General MacArthur _ Urges Move---Wants Forma! Pence Tranty

Withdrawal of Occupation of Japan Is Urged   General MacArthur Says Control Should Be Turned Over to U.N. When Treaty Is Signed

Gen. M’Arthur For Early End Jap Occupation   Wants Formal Treaty On Which Negotiations Should Begin “As Soon As Possible”

United Nations Would Control   General Believes U.N Can Meet Challenge

MacArthur: End Occupation  fnue Neantiatione for Janan Peace Treaty Should Beain Soon

Gen. MacArthur Urges Early End Of Military Occupation in Japan   Declares Negotiations for Formal Peace Treaty Should Begin ‘As Soon as Possible’; Asks Control and Guidance by. United Natiors

FOR TREATY WITH JAPAN   Request Is Made Control of Japan Be Given to UN

Wants Treaty Negotiated As Soon As Possible   Control, Guidance Should Continue Under UN, News Writere Told

PROPOSES UN RULE OF JAPAN   MacArthur Recommends End of Military Control Within Short Time.

Japan Treaty Asked   Gen. MacArthur Would End U.S. Occupation; Give U.N. Control Job

EARLY END TO JAP OCCUPATION URGED   ‘MacArthur For Early Pact  To Conclude Domination

Would Begin Peace Treaty Work At Once   Favors Turning Ove Control Duties To United Nations

M’ARTHUR ASKS OCCUPATION OF JAPAN TO END   United Nations Now Able To Prove ‘Mild Control’ over Nips, General Says

Asks Military’s Eliminatio! With Treaty; Feels Japs Realize Mistakes

Says Japan Ready for Peace Treaty  MacArthur Asks End of Armed Occupation

Gen, MacArthur Advises" Ending Jap Occupation   Asks For Elimination Of Allies’ Position Under  “Formal Peace Treaty

General Uraes United Nations Be Given Charge   Negotiations for Formal Peace Treaty Also Advocated

United Nation: Should Guide.  Control J apan   States MacArthur In Advocating Early End to Occupation

End of Occupation In Japan Is Urged   McArthur Calls for Immediate Negotiations Looking Toward a Peace Treaty and SelfGovernment Under U, N. Guidance.

MacArthur Favors Early End:To Military Occupation Of Japan —   General Also Suggests Peace Treaty Negotiation Start And United Nations Given Conteol OF Ieland Emnire.

MacArthur Urges Army To Quit Japar   Nippon Government Ripe to Sign Peace Pact, General Says

Peace Treaty Is Sought For Japanese   Gen. MacArthur Ask: Early End of Military Occupation

Se FSR Sage Wwe nage) TO Ee  MacArthur Advises End of Military Occupation of Japan, Treaty Signed

GENERAL WOULD REMOVE TROOPS AND MAKE PACT   Says Occupation Has Accomplished All Functions Of Which It Is Capable; Suggests UN Supervision.

MacArthur Advocates Early End of Military Occupation of Japan and Supervision by United Nations

Change Favored By Five States   Restaurateur, Sans Pants, Loses Money

“Reading” By Sound May Be Put In Use “Seeing Pencil” May Enable Blind To Read Printed Pages

Federal Board Is Probing Four Releases   Parole of Four Capone Gangsters Being Studied by Committee

Renews Battle Over Release Of Gangsters   Congressman Says ‘Smear File’ Kept By Gov't Workers

Warren War Fraud Charges Slated for Prompt Attention by House Committee

225,000 VISIT ON SUNDAY   Judging Opens in Major Classes of Livestock Division

5000 VISIT STATE FAIR ON SUNDAY   Judging Opens in Major Classes of Livestock Division

EUROPEAN AAT ECONOMIES DU   Brastic Cut in Planes, Mer Now Being Considered

PREMIER RAMADIER ~ THREATENS TO QUIT   French Leader Plans to Resign Unless Support Is Given Demands

MOVIE STARS LAUNCH FIGHT QN RED PROBE   Claim Bill Of Rights Being Abused; List Of Films Sought

Re ee ee ee ee  Diplomatic Crisis Is Discussed   Truman Says Mort Food Is Necessary

Diplomatic Crises Details Discussed   U.S. Faces Heavy Expenditures To Maintain Greek Democracy

$250,000,000  Needed to Assume Greek Obligation: Hoge Sum Involved Reason  For Bi-Pariisen Meeting Qn Great Britain Request

Aid to Greece Would Take 250 Million   Sum Covers Expenditure Necessitated Only for Year

COST FOR HELP TO GREECE PUT AT 250 MILLION   Intormant Says U. S. Isn’t Considering Any Use Of Troons In Country

Greek Aid WouldCost Millions   U. S. Not Considering Sending Troops Over to Replace British

Greece Needs Huge U.S. Aid   $250,000,000 Fixed As Necessary to Holt Government's Collopse

EXPENDITURES OF MILLIONS MAY BE NEEDED IN GREECE   Cost to Be High If U. 5. Decide to Take Over Commitments From British

‘Dalhart Shows A Minus 3 As Coldest Spot  Weather Man — Says it May Alat Ra OQwae

LOWEST READINGS YET FORECAST FOR ALL TEXAS TONIGHT   SUB-ZERO TEMPERATURE RECORDED LAST NIGHT; SNOW IN WEST STATE

Hunt Suspects fn Cirl’s Death In Washington Co   Nineteen-Year-Old Youth Being Questioned—-Two Men Are Sought

TEST VOTE DUE ON LILIENTHAL   Senate To Ballot on Returning Matter to Committea

Lilienthal  Vote Nears  pee SG ote , ——————   Administration Concede Outcome of Vote Today to Be Close

Senate Nears Test Vote On Lilienthal   Bricker Would Send Nomination Back For Check by FBI

VOTE AT 5 HOLDS LILIENTHAL FATE   Senators To Act Today On Recommittal Motion

senate Nears Showdown Test (in D. Liltenthal   Vote To Come At Five p. M. After Seven Days Of Debate On Issue

LILIENTHAL VOTE SET FORTODAY   Senate to Ballot Late This Afternoon on Nomination

Lilienthal Faces Decisive Test  Senate to Vote on Bricker Motion

Preparing for Lilienthal Vote  - Senate putesants Check Membership

Senate Nearing Showdown Test On Lilienthal  Expect Outcome Will Be Close

Vital Test Faces. Lilienthal Issue In The Senate   Checking Membership Roll Name By Name Today In, Preparing For Vote

Senate Reaches A Showdown In Lilienthal Case   Today’s Vote On Recommittal Motion Provides The Acid Test.

—LILIENTHAL—  Vote Today May Decide Appointment  Vandenberg Will Make Key Speech

CHECKS SENATE ON LILIENTHAL   Prepare For Vote That Will Spell Victory Or Defeat

HUNGARIANS PICK DINNYES: NAGY’S CABINET FALLS   Probe Former Leader and Aides As Consopiratars

Propose Cuts From 10 To 30 Percent   Leaders Will Present Measure lo House That Will Give Advan: tage lo Small Payers.

OKAY OF 30 PCT, INCOME TAX CUT SEEMS CERTAIN.   "Expect Measure: to Pass’ In House ~~ Next ‘Week

HIT UPON _ INCOME TAX         People in in 1. Lowest -Bracket- Would. Get 30 Per Cent Slash

Republicans Are Confident Bill To Be Approved   Lowest Incomes To Get Greatest Relief

Trooper And Turnkey Acquiffed In Death   Court Holds That Officers Used Only Reasonable Force

STATE TROOPER IS ACQUITTED   Court Rules Harbaugh And Jurnkey Did Not Cause Man’s Death

WALLACE MAY TIP CANDIDACY TONIGHT   Notice Of Third Party Drive Likely At Chicago

Wallace Believed All Set To Run For President On 3rd. Party Peace Tickei

Wallace  Will Reveal ‘48 Policy   Reports Say He Will Leap Into Presidential Race

CARTY LEADERS AWAITING TALK WITH INTEREST   Critics Say He’s Out > 0 Control or Ruin The Democrats

ea ~ — SPEECH AWAITED — Rule or Wreck Democrats, —  Wallace Aim 

DECISION BY WALLACE [a DUE TONIGHT   Announcement of Plunge Into Presidential Campaign Is Anticipated.

Expect Wallace To Enter Race  Will Make Radio Speech Tonight from Chicago at 10:30

Wallace Nearing Hour of Decision  Announcement Due Mandavyv Evenina

Wallace to Make Plans Known in Broadcast Tonight   Third Party Bid for Presidency Coming, Democrats Informed

Third Party Threat By Wallace Is Due’   Ex-Cabinet Official Expected To Reveal Willingness To Run In Address Teniaht

Demos Hope Wallace, Should He Decide to Head Third. Party, Will Criticize President

Democrats And Republicans Await Decision Of Henry Wallace Tonight

Hank Wallace Expected To Threaten Administration With “Progressives

Wallace Expected To Threaten Third Party in Address   Radio Speech Scheduled for 9:30 P. M. CST

Wallace Will Tell Nation Where He Stands   Former Vice President May Make Third Party Drive for Presidency

WALLACE IS AT DECISION HOUR   May Make Leap Into Pres idential Race In Speech Tonight

Expect Wallace Will Enter Ring   Democratic Leaders Hope He Will Pull No Punches

Expect Wallace To Toss His Hat In Ring As Third Party Nominee —   Democratic Leaders Hope If He Does That He'll Pull No Punches In Criticism Of Truman; To React To President's Benefit.

Politicians Await Radio Address As Leap Into Race   Democrats Hope For Little Harm From Entry Into Campaign

Rule or Ruin of Democratic Party Held Wallace Aim   Fights Truman as 194€ Nominee on Position an Riceia

Wallace to State Political Position in Talk Tonight ,  For Third Party, GOP Will Be Aided

Left Wing Leader Will Make Speech   Seeks To Control Or Wreck Democrat Party For 1948

WALLACE STAND WAITED TONIGHT   Due To Announce Candidacy In Broadcast At 10:30

Wallace Will Make Decision   Demos Hope For No Punches Of Truman Criticism.

Wallace to Reveal Stand on Heading Third Party in Presidential Race

LLACE COMES TO HOUR OF DECISION TONIGHT AS DEMOCRATS HOPE GEL PULL NO PUNCHES AGAINST TRUMAN

Wallace to Reveal Plans   Former Vice President Will Make Address tn Chicaga Tonight

QUELL REVOLT IN PARAGUAY   82X PERSONS KILLED AND POLICE CHIEF LOST ARM IN BARRACKS AT. TACKS  4

‘Assembly Votes to Have Probe of ‘Phases of Lobbying in Legislature

NEW SESSIONS Nor YEN SCHEDULED FOLLOWING ' DEADLOCK OVER ‘ WAGE ‘OFFER ..

ORGANIZED LABOR AND SENATOR TAFT IN A CHALLENGE   Open Political Warfare Marker by Boos of Picket Line Taft Skirted.   IS ON A WESTERN TOUR   Seeking Sentiment on His Possible Candidacy for 1948.

HITS NEW LABOR LAW OPPOSITION   Senator Taft Skirts Union Picket Line in West

Senator Says Law Will Aid Unions: bel Rid of Reds  ‘ooed by Picketspes ia ing Hall .

Labor Clash Marks Taft  Appearance   Cutting Off Own Noses, Says Ohioan of’ A.F.L. Stand

Political War. Flares Between laff and Labor  ~ Ohio Senator Flays _ Leaders: Booad

TAFT SKIRTS PICKETS, GETS BOOS AT RALLY   Ohio Senator Avers Labor Hurts Self By Failing To Oust Reds

Labor and Taft Hurl Challenges  Solon Says Labor Is Cutting Off Nose

Taft Crosses Picket Line   Challenges Labor Opposition in Big . Santa Cruz Meeting

Senator Says Law Will Aid Unions Get Rid of Reds  Booed by Pickets : On Entering Hall —

Taft Runs Into Labor Opposition On Western Trip   Picket Line Placed Around Hall-.-Defands Toft-Hartley Act

Pickets Cover Talk Made To California Bar Assn. Friday   Senator Repeats Declaration on Taft-Hartlev Bill

SEN. TAFT, ORGANIZED LABOR EXCHANGE BITTER CHALLENGES IN OPEN BATILE FRIDAY NIGHT

Taft Booed By Picket Line On West Coast   Ohio Senator Meets Challenge from Labor Opposition as He Tests Sentiment on °48 Election.

'Pickets Boo Taft, Who Challenges Labor ‘Leaders to Make New Law Issue in ’48

Picket Line Boos Taft   Sees Failure to Sign Anti-Red Oath as Self-Injury

Taft Runs Info Picket Line On Western Trip   Opposition Shows Itself to GOP Presidential Hone

BUSINESS TO HALT ~HERE FOR FOURTE   PARKS AND OZARK RESORTS LooK FOR RECORD CROWDS — DAY TO BE WARMER.

‘NOT LIKE BEING SHOT DOWN,’ SAYS WRECK SURVIVOR  Victim Struggles Two Days To Escape

Survivor Tells of Two-Day Struggle To Free Himself From Wrecked Plane

Virgil Surber Critical After Truck Wreck   Truck Crashed Into McKinley Bridg Trolley Pole

Cattle Truck Into a Trolley Pole   Virgit Surber, 29, Was Ser jously Injured In St. Louis.

IRAN TO ASK FOR DAMAGES FROM GERMANY   Serves Notice of Intention a Moscow Parley; Soviet Begins Bargaining

IRAN DEMANDS WAR DAMAGES   Nation Expects $955 Billions From Germany, Envoy Declares at Moscow

Fire Danger Worst Ever in Northeast US   Wooded Headland In Maine Burned Out, Taking All Houses

U.S. Delegate to Foreign Minister Council Expected To Land in Washington Tomorrow Night.   RUSSIANS GIVE LAVISH BANQUET IN KREMLIN

Disappointing He Says Of Conference   More Agreement On Fundamental Issues Expected, He Asserts

He Reiterated His Disappointment In the Meager Results of Conference.   WASHINGTON SATURDAY   ‘While In Berlin the Secretary  Talked With Gen. Lucius Clay.

General's Plane Makes Stops in Berlin, Iceland   Plans Changed; Follows North Atlantic Route

MARSHALL TAKES: OFF FROM BERLIN, HOMEWARD BOUND:   Secratary Reiterates Disap_ pointment at Meoger Re-

Marshall Goes Back to States   Says He Had Hoped Te Complete Austria Pact

US Seeks Speed fo World Peace   Stalin Drinks Toast to Truman at Sumptuous Banquet in Kremlin

State Secretary ls on Way Home; Stops in Berlin   Big Four Agreement On Austrian Treaty Had Been Hoped for

Marshall Shows  timism   On Way Home From Moscow Secretary. Says Clarification of Issues An Achievement

Marshall Starts Home, Feels Disappointed, Says At Least Powers Identify Disaqreements

STALIN HOST AT FINAL DINNER   U. S. Diplomat Says Peace ls Our Only Goal   NEXT MEETING   Scheduled For November In London: Truman Toasted By Prime Minister

PARLEY PROVES DISAPPOINTING FOR MARSHALL   U3. Secretary Flies Home For Report To People On Moscow Talks

Marshall Flies Homeward from Moscow Session   -Lavish Banquet Given by Stalin to Speed Departing Envoys

MARSHALL DUE IN WASHINGTON SATURDAY NIGHT   PLANS REPORT TO AMERICAN PEOPLE ON MOSCOW TALKS

Marshall Heads For U.S. To Make Parley Report   Conference Closes With Major Issues Unsolved; Stalin Host At Farewell Banquet

Marshall at Berlin on Return Here   Reiterates His Disappointment At Results  Of Parley

Marshall Starts  Return Journey From Moscow   Major Issues Unsolved; Big 3 Fail To Discuss Possible Future Talks

Marshall Grim On Conference   Had Hoped for Agreement on Austria Treaty, Says Secretary of State es He Leaves Berlin by Plane for Home

Marshall Party Is En Route fo States by Plane  Secretary to Report in Big-Four Meet

Disappointment Voiced at Meager Moscow Results   Formal Radio Report To Nation on Conference Planned by Secretary

Plans Radio Report To American People ....  Gen. Marshall To Report On Talks

Marshall to Give Report to U.S.   Secretary Flying Home as Big Four Conference Ends

Marshall Enroute To States   Plans Formal Report to Nation Upon His Return

Off For U. S. As Conference Adjourns   Ministers Plan Brief Meeting In September

MARSHALL ON WAY HOME TO MAKE REPORT   Secretary Reiterates Disappointment Over Failure of Moscow Session   POSSIBLE MEETING OF BIC THREE NOT DISCUSSED

Big 4 Parley ls at an End   Marshall Flies Home; To Report To Nation

Says Future Will Determine Success Of Big 4 Conference   Secretary of State Will Give Radio Report of Foreign Ministers’ Confab Next Week,

Marshall Due Back In U.S. This Noon From Big-4 Talks   Secretary Reiterates Disappointment As He Flies From Berlin

Secretary Starts Home After Saying Members Set Out Views on Issues; Will Report To President Then Address Nation

Marshall Winging His Way For U.S.   Berliners Are Told Of Hard Time At Meeting

\Marshall, Flying Home, Says Time Will Show Moscow Parley Did Accomplish Some Good

Marshall on Way Home for Moscow Conference Report   Long-Range View May Indicate That Progress Was Made

Secretary Due Jn Washington Saturday Noon   Bright Hopes Dashed When Agreement On coetria Fails.

MAJOR ISSUES OF BiG FOUR ARE UNSOLVED   U. S. Secretary Expresses Regret Over Lack of Progress

Marshall on Way Home To Make Report   Thinks Time May Reveal Progress.

Marshall Coming Home as Moscow Conference Ends   Meeting Ends in Almost Complete Disagreement On Peace Treaties

Marshall Reiterates ‘Rearets’   ‘No Possibility Of German Treaty At Moscow Talks

Marshall Takes Plane For Home  Will Report To  People On Meeting

Marshall Will Report To People of U.S. On Moscow Meeting   Secretary of State Says More Accomplished At Conference Than Is Yet Realized; Official Says U. S. Aim Is Peace for World

Plane Heads West; Iceland ls Next Stop   Course Is Charged Due To Weather

Marshall Is Flying Home To Report on Moscow Meeting   Thinks More Progress Made Than It Seems

Marshall On Way Home to Report to American People On Big Four Negotiations

Marshall, On ‘Way Home, Is Hopeful   Secretary Of State Leaves Berlin For Washington Via Iceland. Due Saturdav Noon

Dewey Warns of Generosity   Badly Planned, US Could Endanger Its Own Health

WARNING ISSUED BY GOV, THOMAS FE, DEWEY TODAY   In Feeding Europe at the Expense of Américan Health.   [SPOKE AT IHACA, N. Y.   Declared “Pleasant or Vague Generalities Will Not Do the Job.”

Dewey Cautions Nation Against Thoughtless Feeding of Europeans   New York Executive Declares Badly Planned Generosity Might Be Carried Out At Expense of Health of Some Americans

Dewey Warns:  Guard U.S. Health In Food Pinch   New Yorker Asserts Millions Scrimping

Dewey Warns Against Endangering U. S. Health In Feeding Europeans

He Reports Millions Are  Scrimping   Badly Planned Help ‘Could Have Bitter Results in America, Th. Save ;   Praises:‘Farmers   Farmers, He : Declares, Have Done Miracles With Soil —

President Truman Insists on Observance of Meatless and Eggless Days and Expresses Doubt as to Better Corn Reports—Transport Enters Golden Gate with Bodies of Victims of World War li—Other Worldwide News

CHRYSLER, C10 NEAR  AGREEMENT   15-Cent Pay aa Hike Is Basis. * For Negotiating

Chrysler and Union Reported Near Settlement of 15 Cents   UAW Also Awaits Reply From Ford Motor to Bid for Wage Increase

Chrysler Pay Accord Near   15¢ Pact Due Before Midniecht Deadline

Confirm Plan To  Standardize U. S. And British Arms   Paris Newspaper Says English And American Armies Will Soon Be Forged Into Single Fighting Arm Stretching Around World

U5, AND BRITAIN WILL STANDARDIZE THEIR SMALL ARMS   London Papers Say Soldiers of Two Nations Will Be Trained to Battle Under One Commander.   PARIS WRITER SEES SINGLE FIGHTING ARM   Declares Canada Has Been Chosen as First Proving Ground for AngloAmerican Unity.

British and American Armies To Become One in Secret Pact, French Socialist Paper Says

OFFICIAL CONFIRMS STANDARDIZATION   U. S., British Arms Program Draws Comment in French Paper

Britain, U.S. To Unite Arms   Military Cooperation Plan Admitted in Londan

U.S., Britain To Standardize Military Items   Armies to [rain For Action Under Supreme Commander

U. S., Britain To Pool Their Key Equipment   Paris Paper Says Two Powers To Forge Armies Into Single Force

Milt tary Favioment + Of Britain fain And U.S. To Be St fandardized

BRITON REVEALS U.S, ARMS LINK   Papers Say Troops Will Be Drilled For One Leader

ARMS DEAL IS CONFIRMED BY LONDON   Government Official Admits There Is An Agreement Made

ATTACK ON A.M. 6. POST REPORTED   Headquarters In Trieste Is Bombed, Leaders Say Today.

Trieste Bombing Kills Policeman   Machine Guns, Hand Grenades Used In Two Attacks On Military Headquarters

RICE SUPPLIES ARE CUT OFF IN THE JAVA AREA   Netherlands Forces, However, Are Repelled At Gates Of Capital In Central Java; More Towns  Fall.

Dutch Troops — Occupy Cheribon   Indonesians Pursue Scorched Earth Policy, Burn Sridge

Taft Opposes © Long Range Marshall Plan   But Will Go S\ ~ Along With Pr ‘Present  Stop-Gap Aid.

Taft to Back Stop-Gap Aid   But Opposes Long Range Marshall Plan

Taft To Fight  Truman Policy   Republican Leader Is Ready To Oppose Marshall Plan

Marshall Plan Faces Opposition By Large Republican Segment   Will Help Stop-Gap Aid But Demands Revision Of Program That Would “Completely Wreck United States.”

Sen. Taft Will Increase Fight Against Truman  Declares Ma aia Plan will W

Taft Pledges Policy Fight From Now On   Senate Leader Vows Opposition To LongRange Aid Plans

Sigler Develops New Leadership  Coming to Grips With Problems’ ~

\Sigler Tackling Knotty State Problems lwith an Eye to Solving Them in Future

Leonard, Once Ring Star. Dead   Former Lightweight Champion Expires After Refereeing Bout

Benny Leonard, Ex-Lighiweight Champion, Called  Noted Vet Collapse: While Refereeing Routin Gotham -Rinc

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Lewis L. Horch, Wallace Appointee Resigns His Post

Crowley Charges His Wires Tapped and Five Detectives Ordered Upon His Trail

FBI COMPILES — ‘RED’ REPORT   INQUIRY INTO ACTIVITIES OF ‘PARTY IN LAST ELECTION     HAS BEEN COMPLETED

FBI Completes Investigation of Claim Communists Violated Election Rules

HOW CALIFORNI SHIPBUILDER GOT CONTRACT   Beat Drums for Plywood Plane

Meigs Tells About Publicity Campaign; Denies Knowing of Fraud, Corruption

WITNESS SAYS PUBLICITY SOLD IDEA TO PUBLIC   Industrialist Accused Of ‘Diamond Jim Brady’ Taclies

DIAMOND JIM ANTICS USED, MEIGS STATES   Air, Cargo Proposal Termed to Be  Fantastic

His Taeties During War ‘Under Fire   Said To Have Had Close Link With White House

Witness Says Kaiser Used Pressure Tactics;  To Call Missing Agent

EAPEATS oAll Hla PLAN WAS NOT POSSIBLE   Former WPB Official Tells Hughes Co. Probers - Army Oninion.

*Fantastie’ Plan Forced on U.S., Senate Told   Industrialist Described as World’s Greatest. Salesman

Sold $18,000,000 Fantastic Plane to United States   ‘Army-Navy Experts Con: - sidered Plan to Be   Impossible

Kaiser Contract Was ‘Fantastic, Ex-official Says   Industrialist Gave Gifts, Speeches, Senators Told

‘Fantastic’ Deal Aired By Official   U. S. Gave Contracts To Kaiser. Hughes For An ‘Impossible’ Airplane, Claim

Georgia Has Two Governors   One In Private Room; Other In the Sanctuary

MARSHALL ASKS ABLE GERMANY   Wants Economy Restored So Nation Can Support Itself   EXPECTS CRITICISM

Asserts German Status Is Vital   Many of Europe’s People Expected To Fight Plan

Recovery of Europe Rests Upon Nation   Marshall Gives Views To Senate Group; Asks 60 Million for China

Restoration of  German Economy Vital—Marshall  Must Be Able to Aid Selves. Assist Others

 Would Aid Germany To Help Self   Marshall Asks For Restoration Of Business There; Help Also Por China

Self-Productive Germany Vital To Europe, Marshall Says   Says China Will Need $60 Million Before Next July 1

Rebuilding of German Economy Vitally Needed Senate Committee Hears

Marshall Stresses US Scientists Need for Revival of Skeptical of German Economy Paris Claim

Marshall Makes Plea For Aid To Germany Now   SECRETARY OF STATE SAYS HELP MUST BE GIVEN

Should Include Aid For China, Committee Told   Predicts That Some Sources Will Condemn Plan; Congress Meets On Aid Plan Monday

Restoration Of Economy Held To Be “Must”   60 Billions In Aid For China Needed, Secretary Reports

Outlines Full Aid Expenses   Morshelf Gives Figures on Aid to China, Elsewhere Ie Six Months

Marshall in Bid for Aid To Germany   Economy Must Be Restored, Official  Tells Senate Group; Fogre Prannannde

60 Million — Aid Fund For China Asked  Marshall Gives Aid Plan Matatle

Restoration of German Economy Urged   Marshall Says People Should Be Made. Self.Sunnoartinge Saon

WORST FIGHT OF CHINESE WAR RAGING   ‘ommunist Troops Penetrate Defenses of Shihkiaschwang, Capture of Which Would Give Them Strang Position.

Marshall Claims Aid For Germans ls Vital Point   Says Economy Must Be Restored To Conquered Country

Marshall Outlines Aid Plan   Tells Senate Committee That Germany's Economy Must Be Restored

Secretary Seeks To Raise Economy Until Germans Are Self-Supporting   W arnsPropaganda  Will Be Spread   Confidence Expressed U.S, Can Overcome This ‘Pers version Of Facts’

Germany's Economy Must Be Put on Its Feet, He Reaffirms   Senate Committeemen Inlerrogate Author of Program for Aid

People of Reich Must Be Made Self-Supporting, State Secretary Tells Senators; Over-all Cost In Fiscal Year Set At 2%2 Billions

Says German Economy Must Be Restored   Testifies Germany Must Contribute

Marshall Feels Germany Should  Support Itself — Sixty Millions of Aid Needed in China by July

Funds Needed Before July 1  Of Next Year, Says Marshall   Total First-Half °47 Outlay Needs stand At $2.057,000.000

Marshall Favors Strong Germany  Says Country Must Be Self-Supporting

Marshall Says China Included In Aid Program   Secretary Gives Figures Ox "Help ‘For Europe, Says, Over Two: Billions Will‘Be Needed

Must Restore German Econom Marshall Claims  Chine Will Need $60 Million Aid Committee Told

WantsChina Aid Before July 1,1948   Sum of $2,657,000,000 Needed for Forcign Assistance During First Six. Months   Cites Propaganda   Check Must Be Kept ‘on Revival of War Machine

Tells Senate -Committee Germany Must Be Restored To Peint Where People Can  Become Self-Supporting.  ATE OY Clon nnn Ang

Marshall Asks $60 Million For Chinese Relief   Sum. Will Be In Addition To Two And Half Billion.

Germany Mest Be   Marshall Says Her Economy Will Determine That Of All Europe   FEAR RECONSTRUCTION   France and Italy Must Be Shown by U.S. That They Won't Be Harmed

Seek fo Make Defeated Foes Sel Sustaining   State Secretary Maps Huge Sum For Foreign Aid

SELF-SUPPORT PROMOTED IN RUINED REICH   HELP FOR CHINESE ~ TO COST ANOTHER 60 MILLION

Pao any Held Vital      Marshall Anxious For Germany To B. Self-Supporting

Chinese Also Listed to Receive Aid   Secretary Tells Solons Long-Range Program For Europe Necessary

China Needs 60 Million, He Declares  George Will Fight Curbs On Domestic Economy, He Says

TOTAL AID PLAN NOW JUMPED TO $9 657,000,000   Marshall Says More Funds For Turkey And Greece Aren’t Necessary

CHINA TO NEED GD MILLIONS BY JULY 1   Recovery Program Outlined By Secretary Of State

— RECOVERY — Aid Also Advised For China   HELP TO COST §2:597,000,000

U. S. Wants Germany Put On Own Feet   Marshall Expects Propaganda Battle Against Pronosal

HAVE WOOD YARD   Timber From. Trees: Taken  In Street Widening Project Available   ‘SUGGESTED BY MOTT

THE COUNTY MAY HAVE WOOD YARD   Tumber From Trees Taker  In Street Widening Project Available   SUGGESTED BY MOTT

Tax Changes Asked To Net 31 Millions   Levy Proposed On Gas Consumer, And Changes In Income Tax Laws

Gas, Income Levy Major Source Of Added Revenues  Commissioner Hamm

FIST FIGHTS IN ITALIAN. ASSEMBLY   Started During Discussion of May Day Massacres _

ACTION HELD UP “ON NLRB POSTS   Senate To Put Nominees 01 Their ‘Good Behavior’

His Perfect Catch Saves Small Child   Man Catches Baby Dropped By Panicky Mother From Third Floor

14 KILLED IN OHIO MISHAPS OVER WEEKEND   Train-Auto Collisions Kill] 4 At Springfield, Two At Newark

Six Ohioans Are Fatally Hurt in  Train Crashes  Week-end Deaths ln Tratti- Tatal

14 PEOPLE DIE IN OHIO ACCIDENTS OVER WEEK END   Two Young Columbus Grove Men Killed in Crash Near Ottawa

Resigned Psychiatrist Accuses Crile Hospital Head of ‘Playing Politics’

Neuro-Psychiatry Chief Quits VA Hospital Post; __ : Claims Crile ‘Front Office Clique Plays Politics’

DOCTOR FLAYS CARE OF VETS   Says Crile Neuro-Psychiatric Patients Neglected

Nude Intruder Shot to Death  At Farm House   Corvus S' ooting Adds Chapter of Mystery To Texas Week End Deaths

Chinese Reds Refuse to Reopen Talks   Further U. S. Mediatior Delayed by New Communist Moves

Chinese Reds Refuse Bid To ‘Peace Talks   Kill Possibility Of Furthe American Mediation For At Least a Few Months

Sino-Reds Reject Bid to {Reopen Chinese Peace Talk [Kills Furthers US Mediation.

Chinese Reds Reject Bid   See End of Further U. S. Mediation for Few Months

U.N. Will Get Call to Punish Little Albania   British Demanding Action Following Explosions at Sea”

From Brifain  British indignant - Over Mine Blast ‘ In Adriatic Sea

Pittsburg Plant Quiet After’ Saturday. Riot   Picket: Lines Open to “Allow: Workers ‘to {tat Thete Bay Chaeeke

Labor Riot At Pittsburg   McNally Foundries: Closed After Row Over Union Recognition

Charges Truman Seeking To Pass Buck To Congress   House Majority Leader Says President Has Authority To Call Congress   REPUBLICANS TO DEMAND FACTS

PRES, TRUMAN ACCUSED OF “BUCK PASSING’   GOP Leaders Study Extra Congress Session

Three-Way Alarm Sounded For Pair of Convicis. Who Drove ~» Away From Pr'son    MAJOR HIGHWAYS ARE BLOCKED BY POLICE

$7,576 PAYROLL TAKEN IN MONTGOMERY CO   Employes Of Silver Spring Firm Relieved Of Cash And Then Locked In Trock

Pistol- Toting Vegas. Take $9,000 Payroll      Armed Robbers Hold Up Lithograph Company ~ Employees

Un-American Group Drives  On Red Spies   Kisler Accused Of Conspiracy

UNDECIDED YET AS TQ WHAT T0 D0 WITH EISLER   Jp To Justice Department Whether To Deport Reported  “No.  Communist” Or Try Him For Conspiracy;  pee Beginning’’ Says Committee.

ALLEGED KREMILIN AGENT MUST FACE CONTEMPT CHARGE   Defendent Denounced a: “Dangerous Terrorist” Fhe Kicherer

Eisler Turned Over to The Justice Department For Deportation or Trial As a Conspirator

Justice Department To Decide On Deportation Or Trial For Russ Agent

House Group To Probe Reds   Eisler, Alleged Top Com-« munist Questioned At Hearing Yesterday

Prosecution Of Alleged Red Uraed   House Leaders Take Up Trail Of Spy Activity

COMMUNIST IS ORDERED TO GO ON TRIAL   Gerhard Eisler Says He Will Not Testify Under Oath

Communist Gerhardt Eisler’s Record’ Sent to Justice Department after Tiff ‘with Un-American Activities Committee

Eisler Deportation Or Trial Checked To  Justice Department   House Committee Convinced There's a Case Against Him, Says Other Revealations to Com

SOUNTERFENTER IS CONVICTED —INBALTIMORE   Saylor Williams, This City Fined $200 And Put On Probation   USED BOGUS COINS  IN SLOT MACHINES

Polio Cases On Increase   But Number in U. S; Far Below °46 Rate; -On Decline in Kansas

Polio Cases On Increase   Illinois Shows Sharpest Rise In Nation: Total Down.

Polio Cases On Increase   Total Remains Behind Figures Of Last Year

Fotlo £eru in Foor  Infantile Paralysis Cases Rise. eBut Number Far Below Last Year

Polio Increases Hit 32 States; Total Is ‘Lowest Since °42   Thirty Deaths Recorded by 20 States, 318 Below Same Areas  Year Avo

Polio Cases Up In 32 States  But Year’s Total Cases at Lowest Since 1942

Nation Report On Polio Given  Sharpest Rise in Cease Was Lost Weel

Nation’s Polio Cases Sharply Up; Total Remains Lowest Since 1942

‘411 Cases In U.S. Last Week  Polio Takes Year's Biggest Rise But Still Fairly Low

Polio Cases Rise Sharply In Past Week   Year’s Total Is Lowest Since ’43

35-Cent Butter, 26-Cent Bacon, Plenty of Houses for Rent  First Pearl Harbor Day Recalled

HILTON NAMED HEAD OF VFV   Succeeds John U. Shroyer As Dept. Commander; Parade Ends Meet

Russia Fights Member Pleas At UN Session   Only Two of 12 Nations Applying Are Likely To Be Approved; Soviet Blackball Seen

Expect More Soviet Vetoes   Security Council to Consider 12 Application: For Membership

N.C. EDITORS IN STATE MEET   Prominent Speakers On Program For 22nd Annual Convention Of Press Institute In Durham And Chapel Hill; Cherry Presents Awards Tonight.

Engel Develops Missouri Plan  Program to be Given Congress Next Year

Special Call Question Up To President   Senator Arthur Vandenherg Announces Republicans Have No Intentions of Sammoning Extra Se:

G.O.P. Not to Request Aid Session   Senator Vandenberg Says Final Decision Duty of President

“Fomorviws Aeadlines “/eday VANDENBERG PUTS INITIATIVE FOR SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL SESSION UP TO DEMOCRATS

Special Congress Call in Truman's  Hands, GOP Rule:   Republicans Will Not Take Initiative in Call, Vandenberg Says   NO BLANK CHECKS LIKELY, HE WARNS   Feels Congress Must Have Full Date on Europe’s Needs Before Acting

Decision on Congress to President   Whether Special Session Is Called Rests With Tru man, Says Vandenberg

Vandenberg Reveals Party Won't Move   Senator Hedges Question as To Necessitv for Call

VANDENBURG PUTS SESSION DECISION IN LAP OF TRUMAN   Emergency Congress Call Responsibility Is Given to President Today by LU. S. Senator.   EUROPEAN HELP MAY BE DISCUSSED

Special Session’ up To Truman  me el   Call of Congress On European Aid Left to President By Vandenberg

Special Session Up to Truman   Senate Leader Warns Against Haste in European Crisis

SPECIAL SESSION TRUMANDECISION —VANDENBERG   GOP Leadership Will Not Make Initial Move

EXTRA SESSION UP TO TRUMAN: VANDENBERG   GOP Won’t Take Initiative

Geo. Fry, Jr., Is In Hospital At Des Moines   Falls Out of Rear Seat. of Father’s Car Near Carlisle, Llowa 2

Fighting Rages On Rail Route Out Of China   Americans May Have To Run Gauntlet To Leave Country

Must Travel Over. ‘Railway Involved in Civil Conflic!   Only Alternative Left Is To Fly: Out of Peiping in ‘Evacuation’

ifsion Mounts in China; Zero Hour Nears for Withdrawal of Americans

‘Zero Hour Nears For Yanks Ready To Leave Peiping   Heavy Fighting on Rail Line to Coast Causes Anprehencian

Cautious Withdrawel From China   Americans in Peiping Must Travel Railway Now Under Communist Attack: to Move Soon

MAY BE OBLIGED TO RUN GAUNTLET OR LEAVE BY AIR   EVACUATION DAY FOR 2,000 AMERICANS IN PEIPING DRAWS NEAR

Through  Red 1 Tide Marines Clear Way Out Of China For Yank Evacuation

STEPS TAKEN TO SAFEGUARD RAIL ROUTE OUT OF CHINA   2,000 Americans Must Withdraw Through Strife  Torn Territory

BE Ti ae FREE an LINE. THREAT   Red Forces Menacing “Line: on Which U. S. Troops Ex pected to Travel

2000 Yanks Facing Zero  Hour In China   Prepare For Dash Down Railroad In Chinese Battle Zone

‘Chinese Ti;\ops To Erase Red Threai To Railroad Which Will <arry Yanks

Reds Still Block U. S. Withdrawal In Peiping Area  Railroad To Tientsin

TRAINS MOVE CAUTIOUSLY ALONG COMMUNIST - HARRASSED RAILROAD AS AMERICANS LEAVE PEIPING

Chinese Promise Drastie Action to Assist Americans   Will Do All Possible, They Say to Eliminate Any Threat to Troops and Families

Flies Acress Atlantic “Just for Fun” '—To See “If Little Plane Could Do It”

OPENING OF NEW CONGRESS DOES NOT ACTUALLY MEAN BEGINNING OF NEW ERA: THINGS CHANGING

Milan: Paper : Links Slaying To Duce’s Gole   Assassination of Manager Laid to Treasure Expose

Fascist Manager Of Milan Paper  Is Assassinated   Attack Attributed to An Expose of Seizue of fl Duce’s Gold

Hitler Tricked Allies With Shadow Fleet, Navy Reveals   Enraged Because Ships Refused To Fight, Fuehrer Ordered Them Scranne.

HITLER SCRAPPED HIS NAVY IN “43; FOOLED ALLIES WITH SHADOW FLEET

Vandalism Sweeps London After New  Patestine Crisis   Synagogue Defaced in Brit ish Capital; Jews Press  Demands

IS PRESENTED   Bill Gives Cuts To All; 77 Per Cent  In Low Group

Tax Slash Bill Drawing Varied Officials Views   Knutson Offers Measure To Affect 54 Million  Persons

Says Nation Has Surged To Pinnacle Of “Unprecedented Prosperity” But Must Strengthen Its Defenses Against Inflation—Terms Price Reductions Necessary In Many Areas—Sees No Real Alarm Arising From Forecast Of Short Corn Crop

President Warns Nation To Check Inflation Trend   Truman Is Troubled By Corn, Commerce, Coal, Construction

CONGRESS TOLD OF INFLATION DANGERS   Production Now Running At 225 Billions A Year   CONSTRUCTION   Regarded As Top Problem; Corn, Coal, Commerce Also Key Subjects

Production Runs at  Rote of $225,000,000,000 A Year, Surpasses Any Mark in History, He Says

High Prosperity; Inflation Threat   U.S. Production Greates' Ever, Truman Reports to Congress   BUT PROBLEMS MOUNT

Truman Sees Prosperity tor N ation   President Declares Inflation Must Be Watched by U.S.

Truman Says U.S. Prosperity is At Pinnacle   Warns Country Must Strengthen Defenses Against Inflation, Lower Some Prices

Stronger Defense Is Urged Against  Economic Issues   Corn, Coal, Construction, Commerce Listed By President As Problems That May Boost Inflation

Truman Gives Warning To Nation   Defense Against Inflation Is Uraed

REPORT SHOWS MIGHTY SURGE OF PROSPERITY   But Executive Warns Price-Wage Spiral Could Develop

Production At Record High   Corn, Coal, Construction, Commerce Overseas Big Inflation Problems

Truman Warns Poor Corn Prospects Must Not Cause Wave of Speculation

Nation At “Pinnacle Of Prosperity” President Says, But Fears Inflation

Tinman Economic, Report _— Inflation Is Threat To U.S. Prosperity

SAVE SCRAP PAPER  Bee Teale 9@sh Denk am   Must Guard Against Inflation

President Says Record Production Can Be Firm Base for Enduring Peace

However, He Warns Nation Must Strengthen Inflation Defenses   Pinnacle of ‘Unprecedented Prosperity’ in America Is Cited in His Report to Congress

Production Reaches New PeakinU.S.   Trueman Aqain Sounds Warning Aqainst Inflation

Lawmakers Told USA’s Economic Life At Pinnacle   Report Warns Defenses Against Inflation Must Be Strenathened

Inflation Warning  Renewer   U. S. At Pinnacle Of Industrial Prosperity, Truman Tells Congress

‘Production Far Past Anything In History   President Says Keys Aré Corn, Coal, Construction, Oversea Commerce.

‘Says Nation Reaches Prosperity Peak—  Truman Calls For Better Anti-Inflation Defenses

Mid-Year Economic Report Says Production Highest; Dangers in Corn, Coal, Housing, Commerce

Four Pitfalls Are Outlined in Midyear Report   ’Strict Economy’ With Some Foods Urged by President

‘Warns Nation,    AtBusinessPeak, Of Inflation   Truman Economic Report Hopes For Enduring Prosperity

President Says Nation At Peak Of Prosperity   Again Requests ‘Hold-The-Line’ Prices On Steel

Production Declared at Record Peak   President Tells Congress Nation Has Soared to Pinnacle of Prosperity; Price Cutis Needed

At Pinnacle Of Record. Prosperity   Must Not Be Swamped in Wave Of Speculation, He Declares

Nation Must Strengthen Defenses Against Reaction To High Production And High Employment, Says Mid-Year Economic Report.

‘Nation Reaches ‘Unprecedented Prosperity’;  Must Strengthen Defenses Against Inflation

Prosperity Peak Hit, ‘Truman Says   Chief Executive Reveals Production Running at $225 Billion a Year;  PM Wales aww Takeo wen Vetrum

Mid-Year Economy Statement Made To Congress Says U-S. Production At $225 Billion; Warning Is Given Against Possible Inflation; Four C’s Hold Key ito Future

Defenses Against Inflation Must Be Strengthened  anattho an BPerARAMmiee   Truman Gives Special Report on Economies

Production at Record Peak in U.S.; Truman Sees Further Inflation

AMERICA IS AT THE PINNACLE OF PROSPERITY   TELLS CONGRESS CAN PEG PRODUCTION ‘AT THE CURRENT LEVEL

TRUMAN AGAIN ASKS STEPS TO BALK INFLATION   Cites Record Prosperity  His Midyear Report On Economic Picture

Truman Urges Strong Fight Against Inflation   President Says Nation Has Surged To Pinnacle Of “Unprecedented Prosperity’ In Report

Truman Notes Unprecedented U.S. Prosperity   Stronger Defenses Against Inflation Declared Needed

Production At Record Rate Of 225 Billion  Dollars a Year   Congress Warned to Bolster Inflation Defenses

Nation Surges To Prosperity Height,  Declares President Warns High Prices Are Held Up By Huge Demand

U. 8. Has Surged To Economic Pinnacle, He Tells Congress In Report

Truman Urges Defense To Hit New Inflation   PRESIDENT MAKES PLEA FOR UNITED MOVE NOW

‘PRODUCTION AT RECORD HIGH, SAYS TRUMAN   Urges Stronger Inflation De fenses in Mid-Year Economic Report

Truman Urges U.S Prepare Defenses Agtinst Inflation   “Reports: Production. : At.an_ All-Time Peak.Price Cuts Necessary  "Tee Beete AE Carden,

Nation Warned fo Strengthen Its Defense Against Peril of Inflation   Record Production and Employment Can Form Firm Foundation of Enduring Prosperity and Peace, Truman Says in. Economic Review

Defenses Against Inflation Must Be Strengthened  Truman Gives Special Report: on. Economice

Truman Urges U. S..to Defend Its Prosperity   Warns of Inflation in Report; Production at AliTime High

Nation Has Surged To Pinnacle Of Unprecedented Prosperity, Truman Says In Mid-Year Economic Report

Must Strengthen Inflation Defense, res. Truman Warns   Record Preduction Puts U. $8. at. Greatest of Prosperity Peaks:

CHIEF EXECUTIVE SAYS PRODUCTION AT HIGHEST PEAK   Return To Prewar. Price Levels  ‘Not Expected, knee walt

Nation at the Pinnacle of Prosperity — Production Is The, Highest in U.S. History

Says Output Is Now 225 Billions   High Production, Labor Can Be Permanent, Is His View; Four. Ce Are Named   Plea Is Renewed

UMT PLAN IS ON SCHEDULE  NEXT SESSION   BILL IS FINALLY REPORTED FAVORABLY BY COMMITTEE AFTER. MONTHS OF DELAY ©

Marshall, Home, Rep orts On Moscow Parley Monday   President Truman Interrupts Cruise To Welcome Seeretary; Peace Envoy Goes To Winter Resort To Prepare Report For Radio Tomorrow

Marshall to Report on Monday   On Radio at 8:30 (Fast Time) to Tell of Mos. cow Conference.

Session To Be Held Tonight  Repor t Delayed Unti  RP Sp eee ae ee 2 BE eS

Marshall Home: Will Broadcast   Secretary Greeted by President on Return From Moscow, Praised for His Efforts: Taiks on Radio Monday

Parley Report Broadcast’Set By State Chief Monday Night   3i-Partisan Leaders Get Private Briefing At Session Tonight

Marshall Drafts Moscow at  Joins Wife i in ) Their r Noerth Carali

MARSHALL HOME; MET BY TRUMAN AS PLANE  ANNS   President Interrupts Cruise on Potomac to Greet Top Cabinet Officer at Airport.   SECRETARY TO DRAFT HIS REPORT AT ONCE   Will Lay Before Executive and Congressional Leaders Tonight Facts About Moscow Parley. 7

Marshall Secludes Self to Draft  Report on Moscow  Talk Slated Monday At 6:30; Truman Call:

U. S. Awaits Reports — Of Marshall  Message Likely T., EPmnhoacize   Message Likely To Emphasize Russ Relations

Gen. Marshall jo Report on Conference   Secretary of State Is Greeted by President Truman

Envoy Praised By President On Moscow Work  fF... aw Dana’   Conference Report To Top Officials Scheduled Sunday

Te Address Congress  Trurr27 Lauds Work Of ...arshall On His Rett..a From Parley

Marshall Goes To Carolina to Draft Report   He Will Confer With Truman and Nation’s Leaders and Talk to Peaognle Over Radio

Marshall Makes Report, Truman, Sunday Night   Will Give a Broadcast To the Entire Nation On Monday Night

Secretary Greeted At Port by Truman:   Plans Broadcast at 8 P. M. Monday, Following Session at White House

To Broadcast Monday Night   Will First Confer Sunday Night with President And Congressmen

Sec. Marshall Gets Welcome From Truman   Secretary of State’s Report To Be Given in Broadcast Monday

MARSHALL BACK TO GIVE REPORT   Official Flies to Carolina Resort To Draft Speeches On Big Four Meet

Marshall To Talk to U.S. Monday Night   Airs Views hy Radio After White House

Truman Greets Gen. Marshall, Defers Report   Congress Leaders to Share Briefing on Conference;

To Address s'‘Con gress  Trur2% Lauds Work  Ch eee  Of :..arshall On His” Rett ia From Parley

Truman Greets  Sec. Marshall.   Delay Reports Until Today; Scheduled -Radid  Speech Monday.

GENERAL. “IKE” DENIES REPORT   Says He Did Not State  Desire for Presidency

Bodies Recovered From Dust-Filled Chamber of Pit Being Readied Fo. Reopening After Safety Shutdown; Dynamite Blast Believed Cause

EIGHT INDIANA MINERS KILLED IN EXPLOSION   Dynamite Charge Touches Of Dust Blast in Pit Near Terre Haute

Eight Die In Indiana Coal Mine Blast   Men Were Working Under Agreement Between Mine Union And Administrator

BLAST CLAIMS 8 IN INDIANA MINE   3 Others Escape Uninjured From U. S.-Closed Pit

Fight Are Dead In Indiana Coal Mine Explosion   Recovery Of Bodies Delayed By Smoke Roclrets.

Bodies Brought To Surface In Indiana sees  hight Lose Lives In Mine Tragedy

EIGHT KILLED BY DISASTER IN INDIANA MINE   Men Were Preparing Diggings ~~ For Inepection betore Re suming Work

AT TERRE mt   Dust Explosion: Believed to  Have Been Touched Off by Dynamite

Bodies of Eight Blast Victims Are Recovered   Dynamiting Probably Touched Off Dust Explesion in Mine

8 Killed In Terre Haute  Mine Blast   Dynamite Blast Touches off _ Dust Explosion; 8 Bodies _ Recovered During the Nicht.

INDIANA MINE EXPLOSION iS FATAL 10 11   ‘Eight Bodies Recovered At Terre Haute After Dynamite Blast

Explosion Kills  Fight Miners  In State Pit   Three Others Escape Blast in Terre Haute Mine being Prepared For U. S. Inspection

MINE BLAST {S _ FATAL TO EIGHT   Three Escape Deoth in Indiana Explosion. — Dynomite Charge Was Set Off

Bodies Of Eight Miners Killed By Blast Brought To Surface   Terre Haute Officials Attribute Explosion To Dynamite Set Off As Shift Neared End

Eight Miners Die In Indiana Blast; Bodies Recovered   . Men Were Walking Toward Shaft ' At Shift'End:-When Explosion Hit

Blast Kills Eight Miners; Three Escape   Bodies Of Dead Brought To Surface; Dynamite Blast Set Off Dust Explosion

_Eight of 11 Men in  Indiana Coal Mine  Killed When Blast  Rips Throuch Shaft

Mine Blast. Kills Eight Of 11 Workers   Men Walking Toward Shaft When Explosion Occurs In Indiana Mine

Mine Blast Kills Eight   Three Others: Others Escape Injury in Indiana Coal Pit Explosion

EIGHT MINERS ARE KILLED IN BLAST AT INDIANA MINE   Three Men Escape Unhurt Bui Companions Are Trapped By Explosion

STALIN WATCHES MAY DAY DISPLAY   Eight Miners Killed in Explosion in Indiana

8 MINERS KILLED IN INDIANA PIT BLAST   Men Trapped As They Leave Day’s Work

BODIES OF DEAD RECOVERED FROM TERRE HAUTE PIT   BLAST ATTRIBUTED TO SHOT, 3 MEN ESCAPE UNHARMED

CHAIN OFFICIAL ADMITS THEFTS   W allgreen Executive  Held For Embezzling About $100,000

Cold Weathex Due On East Coast Friday   New Frigid Wave In Middlewest

Governor Signs Natural Gas Bil   Measure Repeals Tax of Seven Cents

Natural Gas Tax Repealer Signed   - Controversial Bill Becomes Law After Stormy Career

Rennebohm Signs Gas Tax Repealer; Ends Long Battle  Senate Committee Votes Confirmation Whitney Nomination

Coal Miners Comment on Court Ruling   Reactions Vary Krom Acceptance Te Bitter Rejection

Court Decision Brings Varied Miner Reaction   Comment Ranging from Full Acceptance to Retectian fe MAnste

 ‘Lewis Always Right’ Some Coal Miners Bitter, Others ‘Resigned To Decision Of Court

Reaction of Miners Varied  Opinions Range from Full Acceptance to Te... > .*. 4?

MINERS DIFFER ON RULING ACCEPTANCE   Views Vary From Acquiescence To Rejection

Miners Bitter But Resigned over Court Decision Expect to Pay Own, Lewis’ Fine

Miner Reaction to Verdict Varies~ One Says Lewis Is Always Right

Miners Label Court Ruling ‘Rotten Deal’   Reaction Varies From Fall Acceptance Of Opinion To Bitter Rejection.

Many Miners Express Anger Over Ruling Stand ‘100 Per Cent’ Behind Their Leade:

MINERS VARY IN REACTION To COAL DECISION   Range from “Fight” to Ac: ceptance in Comments on Court Ruling.

Miners Bitter In Comments On Decision In Lewis, Union Case   Reaction Ranges From Full Acceptance To Bitter Rejection; Some Talk Of New Strike March 31 If No Contract.

Surplus Property Racket Uncovered  Huge Profits Made By Cut-rate Buyers

WAA CHARGED WITH AIDING PROFITEERING   Official Asserts Aluminum Sold At Undue Discounts

Title Decisio. n Is Widely Disputed  “THOUGHT  WON" SAYS JERSEY JOE

SEVEN HURT, SIX ON 1-WAY SPAN   Defiance Woman Injurec At Intersection; Five Drivers In Court

Any Person Now May File Charge   New Regulations of Labor Board Point Way to Start Action Against Any Violation.

Burlington Man Draws Life Term   Suddenly Changes Plea To Guilty

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital _ Summarized by AF   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Russia  Blamed ByKaton   Greek-Turk Loans Prove Issue As  UN Discussed

DICKINSON COUNTY FARMERS SIGN UP “FOR AAA IN 1947      A. L. BEVERLY, CHAIRMAN, REPORTS COUNTY HAS THE LARGEST NUMBER EVER.

Ordinance Will Be: Diecussed By City Officials Monday Night   INCLUDES FIVE AREAS

ANNEXATION PLAN ~ TO CITY COUNCIL   Ordinance Will Be Discussed By City Officials Monday Night   INCLUDES FIVE AREAS

Big Overload In Pollution   - Potomac.Carrying 80% Extra, Engineer Reports. .

VETERANS CAUTIONED ABOUT CASHING BONDS   Only Person To Whom Terminal Leave Securities Were Issued May Secure Money For Them

Showdown Today On War Probers.   Democratic Senators Seek’ To Block  - Continuation.

Senate Deadlock Predicted Over War Probe Issue   Democratic Senators Say Lineup So Close That Tie Vote Possible Today

The Weather   WAY TiE VOTE ON EXTENSION BILL   Senate Line-Up Is Close On Prolonging Life Of War. Investigating Committee. 

PASSENGERS ON AIRLINER   Capital Airlines Lists Those Aboard Crashed DC-4 Plane

Holiday Session Is Held On Coal   Southern Owners Try To Avert New Strike

SOUTH'S MINE OWNERS MEET   Will Consider Position Now That Northern  Contract Made

Strike Threatens Tuesday . ee Southern Coal Men rudy Pay Demands

SOUTHERN COAL PIT OPERATORS SCAN POSITION   Tuesday Strike Threatens Un. less Owners Come to Terms With Mine Workers

Brewers Prepare New Grain Saving Plan: Ease Rules For Meatless Days

Terms U. S. Grain Plan. ‘Impossible’   Baking Industry Spokesman Says Government Figures Much Too High

Bakers Declare Grain Savings Plan Impossible   Brewers Declare New Plans for Curtailed Usage

‘Impossible,’ Industry Says   Saving Of 3,000,000 © More Bushels Month Is ‘Astronomical’

Huge Grain Saving Held Impossible  Baking Industry Spokesman’ Says

BAKERS SAY GRAIN-SAVING GOAL T00 BIG   Savings Expected by Food Committee Declared Impossible—C, I. O. Calls for Return of Rationing, Price Controls,

Bakers Call  Luckman’s  Figure High Doubi Saving of  Amount Sought: Less Beer Seen

Report Proposat Is ‘Astronomical And Impossible’  3 Million Bushels A Month Is Goal

Baking Industry Doubts Grain Cut   Impossible To Save 3,000,000 Bushels Of Wheat, They Say

GRAIN GOAL SAID ‘NOT POSSIBLE’   Bakers Aver U. S. Saving  Mark ‘Astronomical’  

BAKERS CLA WHEAT-SAVING AIM TOO HIGH   Spokesman Says Food Com mittee’s Goal ‘Astronomical and Impossible’

3,000,000 Bushel Grains Saving Goal ‘Impossible,’ Asserts Baking Industrv

*Says Very Few Specific Conservation Steps Can Be Offered; Development  Listed in Food Program

Bakers Unable To Meet Quota   Saving Grain Plan Called Impossible

Figure Set By Luckman Impossible   Industry Has Few Changes to Offer; Brewers Draft Plan

Baking Industry Levels Attack At Food Program   Spokesman Suys Grain Saving Plan Impessible; CIO Asks Cougress To Meet, Pryce Coutrols. Rationing

4 Flour Mills Are Closed at Buffalo      ack of Raw Materials.  Grain Workers’ Strike ! Tie Up Industry

Would Aid Other Countries New Sfep in Achieving World Control Of Atomic Energy Advanced by British

 ‘Know How’ Nations Urged to Aid Other  Lands in Building Non-MilitaryA-Plants

Senate Expected To Pass Labor Bill By This Afternoor   GOP Confident of Enough Support to Offset Possible Truman Veto.

RUSSIA SUMMONS SOUTH AMERICAN ‘COMMIE’ SESSION   New Move In Red Campaign On U. 8. Foreign Policy

Soviets Move To Influence South America   Invitations Issued Com.munist Parties To Attend Montevideo Conference

American Communists  To Confer  Santh American   South American Leaders Will Meet In Uruguay

For Payment of 75 Percent of The Income Tax   Goes to House for Concurrence—Provides for In crease in Exemptions

SENATE ADDY FURTHER GUT TO HOUSE BILL   Would Take 388,000 Persons Off State’s Income Tax Rolls.

ITS MEASURE A COMPROMISE ON 50 Pf, PLAN   No Tax On First $3,000

Maine In Need Of More Rain   Forest Fire Fighters Take Hope From Prediction Today.

Weather Prediction Hearfens Maine  Battle Agcinst Stil Uncomouered Farect Pires

More Rain Promised for Maine Today   Yesterday's Wet Down Failed to .  ttola Rleene

WEARIED MAINE IS ENCOURAGED   Exhausted New Fngland State Takes Heart From Weather Prediction Of More Rain As Forest Blazes Continue.

Weather Prediction  Hearfens Maine More Rain. Would Aid Battle Against Stiff Un ecomnwersd Ferect Eiene

MAINE WAITING FOR MORE RAIN   First Showers Fail T¢ Conquer Widespread Forest Blazes

britain Delays Giving UN  Palestine Issue   Turbulent Greek Question Moving Toward Full Airing: Reports From Special Commission Fxnected

Britain Again Delays Filing  Palestine Case   Seeks Assurances Fron Russia, France, China For Support Before United Nations

Letter Bombs Could Put Hole In Steel Plate   Sternists Say Some Recipients Injured But Yard Keeps Secret

Clemency Denied Two Men Involved In Murder of Canton News Editor

Closed Shop Biggest Issue In Steel Talk   Company Submits ‘ Demands, Requests Onen Shop Status

Open, Union Shoy Bis Steel Issue   Cards On n Table With Issue One Of Main Points In The New Contract.

Big Steel Argues On Open Shop Issue With Union  ' Agreement Affects  Waves and Hours   Agreement Affects Wages and Hours Of 175,000 Worker:

(LOSED SHOP IS BIG STEEL ISSUE   Cards On Table In Effort 19 ‘Agree: On Contract tind TO aay

Closed Shop Hit By ‘Big Steel’   ‘Cards On Table’ In Contract Parleys

‘Big Steel’ Hits At Closed Shop; Pact To End Soon   Union Demands for Maintenance Clause Are Being Attacked

Open vs. Union Shop Big Issue   Cards Are on the Table In Steel Wage Contract Negotiations

FIVE KILLED IN STATE MISHAPS   Ardmorite Is ‘Hit - and - Run Victim—Year’s Road Death Toll at 90

SUGAR RULING TO BE APPEALED   Industrial Allotment System Heid invalid

PLAN 10 APPEAL SUGAR DECISION   Industrial ‘Historic Use System Declared Invalid

Compromise And Patience Toward Russia Is Urged   State Plans Seizure Of Struck Utility Plants

Assassin Slays Chicago Woman  President Of Union Wounded By Shot

WIFE OF UNION LEADER KILLEL   Chicago Gunman Fire: Volley Into Auto; Husband Wounded

Union President Wounded, Wife Is Killed In Chicago  Believe Killer Though Crowley Was Driving

Trio Convicted Of War Frauds Against Govt  BRarmear Cnanerace YT na   Former Congress Leader Gives Notice of Appeal

CONGRESSMAN, ARMS MAKERS PLAN APPEAL   From Conspiracy Conviction

Trio Convicted of Conspiracy, Bribery, Fraud   Face 6-Year Terms, $30,000 Fines for Wartime ‘Dealings’

ALL HELD FOR CONSPIRACY, BRIBES, FRAUD   Ex-Congressman and Codefendants Face 6 Years In Prison, $30.000 Fines Each.

Jury Takes Little Time For Verdict   Appeal Planned; Fraud Defendants Face Six Years, Big Fines.

Prison Terms And Fines Go With Verdicts   Ex-Representative, Munitions Brothers Plan To File Appeal

Congressman And Munitions Makers Are Found Guilty   Jury In Federal Court Deliberates Less Than Two Hours On Verdict   TRIAL LASTED OVER TEN WEEKS

MAY AND GARSON BROTHERS GUILTY: WILL APPEAL CASE   Sentences to Be Given on Charges of Wartime Bribery, Fraud and Conspiracy; Long Trial Ends Today.   JURORS ARE POLLED AFTER DECISION

Sentencing Date Not Announced: Defense to File Appeal Motions  :

May, Garssons Jury Returns Guilty Verdict   Ex-Congressman And  Munitions Makers Convicted of Wartime Bnibery, Fraud, Conspiracy

CONVICTED OF BRIBERY CONSPIRACY   Face Maximum Terms of 6 Years, $30.000 Fines

Maximum Penalty Six Years In Prison, $30,000 Fine Each; May Headed House Military Affairs  Committee During War

Face Jail. Heavy I ines For Bribery   Jury Out Less Than Two Hours In Famous Case

Ex-Congressman . and Pair Guilty of War Conspiracy .  e 6-Yaar Tarme ane   Face 6-Year Terms and. $30,000 Fines Each

Federal Jury Debates Less Than 2 Hours   Former Congressman Awaits Sentencing For War Frauds

MAY, GARSSONS FOUND GUILTY IN FEDERAL COURT   Three Defendants Convicted On All Counts Charged  In Indietmeaent

GARSSONS ALSO CONVICTED; MAY CET SIX YEARS   Face Fine of $30,000; Case Will Re Annealed

Former Kentucky Congressman, Co-Defendants Face Possible Prison Terms   Trio Found Guilty On Three Charges   Date For Sentencing Not Set; Defense Says Ap. peal Will Be Made

SIX YEARS IS . LIMIT OF JAIL TERM FOR CAS   Continue At Liberty Under $2500 Bond

May, Garsson Brothers Convicted. oft Warti Bribe, Fraud; Conspiracy      Defendants Face Maximum: Penalty 0! Six Years in Prison, $30,000 Fines

FACE POSSIBLE $30,000 FINES, PRISON TERMS   Jury in War Fraud Conspiracy Deliberates Less than wo Hours —

Convicted of Fraud, Conspiracy   Former Congressman, Munitions Makers Face Fine, Prison

May and Garssons Are Convicted of Wartime Bribery   Former Kentucky Congressman and Munitions Makers Face Maximum Penalty of Six Years in Prison

Trio Found Guilty By Jury Of Fraud, Bribery ~ And Conspiracy Tedav

Verdict of Jury Comes Quickly; No Sentence Set   Bribery, Fraud and Conspiracy Counts Held Against Trio

ANDREW J, MAY AND GARSSONS ARE CONVICTED   Found Guilty Of War. time Bribery And Conspiracy   ON ALL COUNTS   Former Kentucky Congressman Faces Jail, Fine

ARMS MAKERS, FORMER SOLON FACING PRISON   Jury Indicts Trio On Al Three Counts Of War Fraud Conspiracy

JURY RULED MAY GUILTY ~ OF BRIBERY   WARTIME HEAD OF POWER. FUL HOUSE: COMMITTEE AND GARSSON BROTHERS ARE CONVICTED

BARUCH RESIGNS ATOMIC BOARD   Rumor U. S. Yielding to Soviet Pressure

Austin Handed Atomic Role As Baruch Resigns   Surprise Resignation Puts Responsibility In Security Council

AUSTINTAKES ON BARUGH TASKS        Latter’ s “Abrupt Atomfii Withdrawal Foints 'ssue

Problem Is Laid In His Lap as Baruch Resigns   UN Delegate Leans Toward Co-Operative Attitude With Reds

Baruch Out As Atomic Chairman   UN Delegate Austin Of Vermont Will Handle Control Deal

AUSTIN TAKES OVER REINS IN U.S, ATOMIC  ENERGY ISSUE   Named To Post Resigned By  Baruch; May Ease Russian Attitude

Austin Busy At New Post   Takes Over Problems Abandoned By Baruch

Austin Confers On ‘A’ Problems   Heads for Washington To Clarify Views After Baruch Resignation

Austin Heads For Capital As Baruch Quits   Job Completed, Statesman Resigns Atomic Control Post

AUSTIN TAKES TOP ATOMIC POST WHEN BARUCH GIVES UP   Atomic Disarmament Problem to Be Discussed Among  High Officials

Austin Handed Atomic Disarmament Job When Baruch Quits U.N. Post

U.S. Attitude on A-Bomb Control to Be Softened By Baruch Resignation

Austin Heads For Atomic Conferences   Handed Role As  Baruch Resigns

AUSTIN SUCCEEDS BARUCH AS CHIEF OF ATOMIC GROUP  POSSIBLE SOFTENING OF U. S. TACTICS IS

Austin Takes Over Duties On Atom Control   Softening Of U.S. Attitude Toward Russ Seen With Baruch Resignation.

Atom Control Policy Passes to New Group   Austin to Confer With Top Officials as to Future Course

Austin Assumes Atomic Energy Spokesman Post   U. S. Lineup Changed By Baruch’s Surprige Resig. nation

Marshall Plan Is Hailed by Bevin  Says Door Is Still Open for Russia

MARSHALL PLAN IS COMMENDED BY BEVIN   Door Is Still Open To Ressia 1 Nation Has Any Desire To Parthipate

Bevin Says Door Open to Russia In Recovery Plan  As Satellites Waver Toward Acceptance, Soviet Keeps Silence

Talmadge Forces Losing Ground in Governorship Feud   All State Functions May Be Frozen If Fight Continues Official Says

TALMADGE ADMITS HIS GOVERNMENT FACES TROUBLE   Georgia Governor Blames areal and. “Radicals” for

TOWARD NEW MARK   University Officials Expect 9,500 Sudaats This - Fal   FIRST CLASSES HELD

ENROLLMENT HEADS TOWARD NEW MARK   University Officials Expect 9,500 Students This Fall   FIRST CLASSES HELD

Racial Issue In School Fight at Council Bluffs   Redistricting Controversy Coming Before Education Board Tonight

Board to Pay Election Bills   County Commissioners to  Wokt Syeclal Meeting Monday in Angdltar’s Offiee.

Republicans Sponsor Bill to Ban Strikes by Public Employes, Which ‘Would Keep Teachers at Their Jobs

Cholera Flares In India States   Outbreak Of Serious Epidemic Is Feared

Cholera Threatening India and Pakistan   Serum Rushed to Both Dominions---400 Cases Ranaried in Puniah

Cholera’ Cases In Indian Area  Mount Rapidly   Serum Rushed’ To: Sectors In Punjab, Scores Die As Epidemic Perils. Many Refugees.

CHOLERA HITS INDIA, PAKISTAN   Serum Rushed to Camps ‘of Dominions’ Refugees

Cholera Serum Rushed To Stem Inia Outbreak   400 Cases With Ten Percent Mortality Revorted.

Hero's Role Is Played by News Photographer   Alfred Waldrom Saves One Son, Loses Another As Cruiser Explodes

MOVIE STUNTMAN IN REAL TRAGEDY   Movi etone Photographer's Son Drowns as Cruiser Explodes and Burns

DROP IN WINTER WHEAT FORESEEN   Department Predicts "48 Crop to Be 230 Million Bushels Less.

U.S. PROPOSAL ~ GETS BACKING   PLAN-TO-EXCLUDE ‘BIG -FIVE FROM PALESTINE INQUIRY. GAINING SUPPORT

U.N Is Heading Toward US. Plan   May Accept U. S. Program For Fact-Finding Commission On Palestine   SESSIONS RESUME THIS AFTERNOON

Marshall Departs. For London Foreign Ministers Meeting —   Truman Expresses Utmost Confidence In State Sec’y

Chicagoans Hear Wallace Hit Truman’:  Poliey Hard   Says Bi-Partisan Bloc Is Playing Politics With  M lapry tn Basen

TO UP SOLON’S PAY   Rill Would Raise 14 to $1¢ a Day And Eliminate Allowances

Democrats Press For State Inquiry Of Butter Markel   Alleged Price-Foing By Dairy League Must Be Probed, They Insist   DAIRYMEN FORCED PRICE UP, CHARGE   Cornering of Market Wa: Threat to Public Health, Res-lution Claims

Propose Cut In Individual Income Levies 20 Per Cent Across Board   Stand Comforts  GOP Supporters   Hearing Will Start March 24 On Bill To Outlaw Communism In U, S.

URGE COMMITTEE TO PROCEED WITH INCOME TAX CUT   ‘Roswell Magill and John W.  Hanes Asked the  ; Action.   FOR TWENTY PER CENT   The Two Men Served In the Treasury In Administration of F. D. R.

Two New Dealer: Favor Tax Slash   Former Treasury Officials Oppose Truman Proposal

20 Per Cent Tay Slash Urged by Former Officials   Republicans Look at Foreign, Domestic Effects of U. S. Aid

Urges Slice Of Income Taxes By Committee   Former Undersecretarics Of Treasury Give Views At Hearings. ‘

Democrats Urge Cut in Income Tax   Former Roosevelt Treasury Officials Favor 20 Per cent Reduction

TWO URGE CUT IN INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAXES   Former Top Treasury Aides Favor 20 Percent Across Board

2 Treasury Experts Urge Tax Relief   Slash Necessary to Keep U.S. System, Solons Advised

Two Treasury Leaders Favor Tax Cut Plan   Relief Necessary To Keep American System in Ferce

TAX CUT MOVE GAINS BACKING   Former Treasury Leaders Urge Income Action

Sl ce a ULE ee lm Oe e.lULmee eS UL eS US Oe  County Gets Fall Preview As Mercury Dips To 37   Season’s Farm Work Under Way; Farmers Plow, Seed, Snap Corn for Feed

Pe oS 2 Go Eo So So SE og SD Eo SED o SEE SE «Eo GED o GED oS  County Gets Fall Preview As Mercury Dips To 37   Season’s Farm Work Under Way; Farmers Plow, Seed, Snap Corn for Feed

SEES RUSSIA SUCCEEDING Of ATOM SECRETS   ‘Thinks Russia Stalling For Time To Fathom Atom

What's News Today?   Toce Report Claims Svria Is Fearful of Invasion

AGRICULTURE PROGRAM FUNDS — TO BE RESTORED BY SENATORS   ESTIMATE 250 MILLION DOL. LARS WILL BE ADDED TO AMOUNT HOUSE GROUP FPAVORED

SENATOR SEES NEW FARM FUND   Solon Predicts Senate Will Restore Two-Thirds Of Agricultural Cut

Arabs Ready To Block UN In Palestine  British Declare   British Declare Withdrawal Is No Idle Threat

British Emphasize Evacuation Plans   ... Poland Raps ‘Little Assembly’ Proposat

Arab Nations To Challenge U.N. Action   Two Countries to Altack Legality of Council’: Plan; British Affirm Withdrawal Program

WILL CHALLENGE PALESTINE MOVE   Two Arab Countries, Egyp' and Syria Disclosed Their Objection.

ARMY CANNON ON FLAT CAR REVOLVES AND PUNCHE! HOLES IN CARS OF TRAIN

IS ADJOURNE! AMID HUBBUE   Cempeny, Unien Are In Agreement Gn Some

All Areas Of Nation May  Be Vulnerable To Attack,  Assembly Told

Emergency Medical Plan ls Proposed      Preparations In Event O: War Suggested By Medical Group

Abandon Diplomatic Words To Assail Soviet Practice of Tirade And Accusation

Antarctic Expedition Seamen Compete With Polar Bears And Swim In Icy Bay

Rewarded With Bourbon  Beer! 15 Men Swimtin Antarctic Waters To Test New Swim Suits

New Swim Suits ‘Are Given Test   Members Of Antarctic Ex pedition Splash In 30Degree Water.

Test New Suits 15 Navy Men Swim 21 Minutes In Frigid Antarctic Waters

‘NAVY SWIMMERS TEST NEW RUBBER ‘Sums IN 21-MINUTE PLUNGE IN \ICE-CHOKED, 30-DEGREE WATER

Shiver My Timbers!)—H\—— Sailors Defy Frigid Water To Test Rubber Swim Suits

ls Found In Jerusalem _, Gvilian, In “Dangerous” Condition, Says He Fought His Way Out Of Jewish Underaround

British Banke: Held By Jews Is Free Again   “Badly Treated,” He Tells Police

REPORT BRITON BADLY BEATEN BY KIDNAPERS   Condition Is Reported Dangerous at Clinic In Jerusalem

Banker, Held Prisoner by Underground, Fights Way to Liberty   Informs Police He Was “Treated Badly’ by Captors: Condition Reported ‘Dangerous’ at Hospital

British Banker Gains Liberty   ‘Badly Treated. Fought Way - Out’ Be Tells Police

British Banker Gains Freedom      Man Exhausted After — Fighting Way Out of  — Jewish Underground

House To Pass Strike Curbs Bill By Friday   Committee Approves Balk. an Aid; Price Question Before Congress

Anti-Labor Bill Flayed By Democrats   Charge Republican Measure Under Debate in House Will Incite Industrial War

Italy Gets Constitution   ‘ Love You’ Wife Writes, Kills Herself

GINS JOB OF REMOVING OLD WATER TANK   Steeplejack Plans to Cut It Down in Pieces From:Raft

REMOVING OLD WATER TANK   Steeplejack Plans to Cut It Down in Pieces From Raft

Officers At Wichita Falls Claim Foul Play Possible: Car. Clothing Found

Nation Ready To Observe Glorious 4th   General Eisenhower Will Speak At Colorful Program At Vicksburg

Entire Living Routine Of Suburbanites, Night Clubbers, Weatherman. Debutantes. Cons Changed By Snowstorm

U.S. Embassy Loses $50,000 Dueto Revalued Rubl 2   State Department Rule: Ensnare Moscow Staff; Could Not Havre Bank Account:

First Returns From Border Belt Tobacco Marts Indicate Average Price Of About $50   Slightly Under Last Year’s Opening Average Of $52.48: Growers Satisfied

Early Bidding  Favorable As Markets Open   Light Offerings Are Made Up Mostly Of Lugs and Primings

B-29 Crash In Vermont: Dozen Die   Routine Army ‘Training Flight ' Ends In Disaster

Eleven Killed When Army Plane Crashes   Wreckage, Bodies Found After 12.Hour Search

Bomber Crashes; _ 12 Thought Dead   B-29 Hits Mountain In Vermont Early Samday; Faulty Instrument May Have: Caused Virginia Tragedy

11 ARE KILLED WHEN B-29 HITS GRANITE CLIFF   Tucson-Based Plane Was Lost Or In Trouble, Officer Says   LOST UNIDENTIFIED UNTIL KIN NOTIFIED

B-29 Crashes In Vermont: 12 Bodies Found  Storm-Beset Craft Plows Info Mountain

Twelve Army Airmen Killed In B-29 Crash   Storm-Beset Plane Hit:  Wermont Mountain  Early Sunday

I] Lives Taken As Army Plane Hits Mountain   B-29 in Series of Explo. sions During Midnight Storm

B-29 Hits Mountain In Vermont After Circling 2 Towns On Training Flight. Explodes and Burns

B29 SIGNALE FOR AID BEFORE VERMONT CRASH   ‘Lost’ Aircraft. Circled. “City During Mission Frm Arizona Base

12 DIE IN BOMBER ON MOUNTAINSIDE   ‘Big Army Plane Crashes Into Granite Face Of Vermont Peak

Twelve Die In Army B-29 Superfortress Crash On Vermont Mountainside   Number Of Bodies Found Exceed Number O1 Passengers Known To Be Aboard Craft On Training Cruise From Tucson

B-29 On Training Flight Explodes And Burns With Twelve Men Reported Dead

ANOTHER AIR SHIP HURTLES INTO MOUNTAIN   Storm-Beset B-29 Crashes Killing All  Eleven Occupants

POLL REVEALS MOST RELATIVES ~ WANT SERVICE DEAD RETURNED   -THREE-FOURTH . OF... THOSE POLLED TO DATE WISH WAR DEAD BURIED IN THE U. 8.

New Jet Bomber Rolled Out Of Hangar Today For Tests Speed May Outstrip Jet Fighters

NEW JET BOMBER READY FOR TESTS   XB-47 Presents Radical Design Experiiment.

BIG AS SUPERFORT  AAF’s 6-Engine Jet Bomber May Crack Air Speed Mark

New Jet Bomber Testing Starts   Six Rocket Motors to Power New AAF  ‘Eynerimental Plane

New, Faster Jet Bomber  Rolls Out.of Construction 'Hanger — Ready To Test

Blue Urges That Budget Be Balanced   Governor Makes Other Sug gestions in Addr-ss to  Iowa Legislature

Marshall Plan for Korea Wins Approva   Soviet Bloc States It Will Boycott U. N. Commission

 Soviet Bloc Announces Boycott Of Group UN Backs Marshall’s ‘Korean Freedom Plan

‘Korean Plan Is Approved By Assembly   Soviets May Bar Commission From Occupation Zone

KOREAN PLAN APPROVED BY UN ASSEMBLY   Adopt U. S. Proposal Despite Threat Of Soviet Boycott

Yugoslav Troops Halted At Border....  Slavs Retreat As Yank Force Calls Up Tank

U.S. Troops Halt Slavs At. Frontier   Yugoslav Soldiers Try to Cross Line Prior to. Hour Set Under Pact ,   Tank Is Employed      American Officer Order: Machinegun Burs During Incident

Riots Flare In Trieste   New Free State: ‘Born! In Travafl; Border Incident Involves Yanks

Yanks Use Tank to Discourage Yugoslav Attempt to Cross Frontier Of Free Territory of Trieste; It Works

Yanks Discourage Slav Attempt to Beat Treaty Gun   Frontier Between . Yugoslavia---Triests _ Scene of Incident--Fire Warning Burst

YANKS GUNFIRE HALTS TI10 BID TO CROSS LINE   Yugoslavs Drop Back Aftet Warning Shots Along Trieste Frontier

Yanks Open Fire On Yugoslav Mer   Discourage Attempt To Cross Line  In Our Area

Yank Troops Half Slavs at Triesfe Line   Refuse to Permit Tito’s Men to Cross Into Free City of Trieste; One Man Killed in Riotina

AMERICAN GUNS HALT YUGOSLAV BORDER MARCH   Yanks Open Fire upon Units Trying To Cross Boundary Line into Trieste

Trieste Gets Warning From Yank Guns   Rioting Greets Birth of Free Territory

Allied  Troops Protect Trieste   Yugoslav Attempt To Enter State Brings Fire

Yanks Force Group to Wait   Gutpost Fires Machinegun Brings Up Fornk-—-and Yugeslevs Brop Back

American Troops Discourage Yugoslav Attempt To Enter New Free State Of Trieste

S MISTREATED EX-OFFICER SAYS   Jap Prison Camp Evidence Withheld; Services Get Blame

ILLINOIS OFFICIAL RESIGNS FROM POST   Robert Medill, Director Of Mines And Minerals, Quits In Centralia Mine Conttrerersy

Lass, 14, Appears ‘Victorious’ After Being Bitten by Rattlesnake

Blames Nelson for Approving Fantastic Flying Boat Scheme.   Witness Says Kaiser Very Close to White House at That Time

‘DIAMOND JIN TACTICS USED, WITNESS SAYS   Senate Panel Opens Inquiry Inte Multi-Million Dollar Contracts

Testimony Given By Meigs On Kaiser’s Trip To Washington With U-Boat Defense

Lynn J. Frazier Taken by Death  Had Served in Senate From North Deksie

Human Decoys for Dogs  to © *« dhe Victorian Rance Dearticn pee PO ge

‘BUTCHIE’ BACK AMONG FRIENDS   Marine’s Son, 3, Found Safe After Being Lost 58 Hours In California Hills

Child, Lost For 58 Hours, Safe At Home   Three-Year Old Found In Canyon

3-Year-Old Found after Being Lost 58 Hours in Wild Mountain Country

SiN. DREW 7 PEARSON T=. The WASHINGTON am MERRY-GO-ROUND      DREW PEARSON SAXS: SATELLITE DIPLOMATS REBEL AT VISHINSKY'S ANTI AMERICAN POLICY; VISHINSKY DEMANDS STRONG LEFT-WING LEADERSHIP IN EUROPE; BIG DISTILLERS see, PEVOLT AGAINS)Y WHISKEY HOLIDAY. .

JEWISH TROOPS IN PUNITIVE RAID   Arab Killed, Two Childre: Wounded, Five Homes Blown Up

Punitive Raid On Arab Village   Jewish Militiamen Stage Raid On Village—Fove Houses Blown Up

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Furious Communal Battle Rages in Palestine

EIGHT HURT IN FOUR-WAY CRASH ON ICY HIGHWAY   Oil Tanker, Truck, Bus, Auto Figure In Crash On Lincoln Hichway

WANTED—WAITRESS CENTRAL RESTAURANT, EXCHANGE SW.—Ad.   PpactTt KOT

Kids Will Be Without Jellybeans ®Again This Easter, Candy Men Say

IFLLYBEANS OUT * AS EASTER CANON   Sugar Shortage !s Blamad Hollow Rabbits, Chicks-.: Available be

Dewitt MacKenzie Says:  1. © Boletorino Of Turkey Is Already Underway

Strategy Against Communism ...  America Helping To  Build Turkish Army

AERIAL MAP OF EUROPE. COMPLETED   Made by English And United States Army Photographers ,

Big Mapping Job by U.S., Britain Told   Russians Not Consulted On Operation Casey Jones in Europe.

TRAIN TEACHER TO TEACH DRIVING   K.U- Course Will Send Instructors Back to  22 High Schools  CET TRAINING CARS      GET TRAINING CARS

TO TRAIN TEACHER TO TEACH DRIVING   K.U- Course Will Send Instructors Back to 22 High Schools  GET TRAINING CARS

SENATE VOTES FOUR BILLION DOLLAR SLASH   Congress Unlikely to Override If Truman Rejects Measure

LEWIS UNION IGNORES NLRB   Cases Are Permitted to Gc By Default in Defiance Of Signing Order

AFL And CIO Will Face Problem At Meets Soon  Lewis Lets NLRB Cases Go By Default In Anti-Red Defiance

Lewis Continues Defiance of NLRB On Affidavits  7“ _Refuses to eat  1.4 QAMMIIINnI<cTic   Still Refuses to Sign Anti-Communistic Declaration

Lewis Defaults In NLRB Cases  Refusal to Sign Affidavit  Bete I pe gee

Lewis Permifting Many NLRB Cases To Go By Defaull   Refuses To Sign Non-Red Affidavit

LEWIS LETTING CASES DEFAUL   Failure To Take Anti-Com: munist Oath Costly To District 50

Lewis Permits NLB Cases To Go By Default   Failure To Sign Affidavits To Void District 50 Cases

Lewis Union Letting Cases Go by Default   Result of Leader’s Refusal To Sign Non-Red Affidavit

Will File Appeal From Death Sentence Imposed On Member Palestine  Underground

Hermit Sought After Brother Dies — In Their House Full Of Booby Traps

stham Police Searching For Aristocratic Recluse   ciated Body of Brother Found in Labyrinth 0 Litter on Fashionable Fifth-av

Continue Search For Legendary Gotham Character In Junk-Littered, “Booby-Trapped” Ghost House

\Police Hunt for Recluse in Gotham, [Find Brother Dead in Ghost House

LEGENDARY RECLUSE MISSING _. AFTER BODY OF BROTHER FOUND IN TUMBLED-DOWN OLD MANSION

Wealthy Recluse Living In New York “Ghost House” Mysteriously Vanishes

Police Hunt Aged Recluse   Uncertain Whether He Walks Streets or Lies Dead in Cluttered Home.

Police Seek Aged Recluse   Poke Through Accumulation of Junk In Ghost House

Beulah Overell and Fiance Are Charged with Murder of Parents   Rubber Union Calls Meeting; Strike Nears   Compromises Needed For Industrial Harmony   Police Search for Recluse Amid Junk and on Streets

—RECLUSE OR CORPSE?— .  New York Police Push Search For Aged Man:

Christmas Letter  Blind Soldier Believes He Has Helped Others To 'See

Letter Made Others Remember  Santa Unable To Restore Sight To Blind Veteran

Here's Philosophy Of Blind War II Vet . _ Battle Of Bulge Hero Thinks People Remember Its Horrors

BACK AT LEWIS   Charges Mine Workers — With ‘Almost Unbroken Neglect’ Of Safety

Krug Charges “Neglect” By Mine Workers  UMW Didn’t Take Advantage Of Terms, He Says .

Krug, Striking Back, Says Mine Union Neglectful   Charges It Has Not Seized Opportunity to Promote Mine Safety

Krug Hits UMW Safety Record   Contract Provisions ignored, Official Says

KRUG DECLARES RECORD OF MINERS ON SAFETY IN THE COAL PITS IS ONE OF “ALMOST UNBROKEN NEGLECT’

Says Union Failed To Take Advantage Of Creation Mine Safety Comwmittees

Krug Hits Miners On Safety Mark   Says UMW Record  In Adjusting Measures Is One Of ‘Almost Unbroken Nevtect’

OF ANOTHER RAID   British Regimental Headquarters Attacked With  Grenades   ONE ATTACKER KILLED

RAID BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN JERUSALEM   Five Jews Killed, Others Injured in Outbreaks at Tel Aviv

Attack Breaks: When ' Sol: di ers, Police Begi ne Probes of Shootings

FIVE JEWS KILLED BY BRITISH TROOPS SFEKING REVENGE   Underground’ Forces Strike Back With Attack On Gar mean Headauarters

British Troops Are Attacked  In Jerusalem   Several Slain, Injured In Riot

NEW VIOLENCE . PALESTINE FIER HANGING   British Headquarters  Attacked in Jerusalem - With Grenades. Mortars

Palestine Killings Increase   Jews Attack Regimental Meadquarters; British Shoot Up Funeral

British Regimental Headquarters Attacked With - Grenades   ONE ATTACKER KILLED

Jews Attack Headquarters   Grenades, Mortars Used; Attacker Is Killed, Some Hurt

Terrorists Strike British Regiment      Latest Outburst Sequel To Hanging Of Two Sergeants

GRENADES AND MORTARS ARE USED   Angry Tommies Seck Revenge for Slain Buddies

Jews Pound British Hq; British Attack  Funeral Processior   Terrorism Continues in Holy Land as Factions Bid For Revenge

Jews Attack Headquarters In Jerusalem   British Regimental Headquarters Is Attacked with Grenades, Mortars; Reprisal Shootings Continue.

Jerusalem Is Rocked By New  Grenade Blasts   Attack Headquarters Of British Regiment; Terrorist Dies.

Hangings Bring Bloody Reprisal   Shooting Of 5 Jews Blamed On Soldiers

Grenades and Mortars Used InJerusalem   ‘One Attacker Dead  ste. Moly. Land Fiaht

GUNFIRE AND 3 EXPLOSIONS IN JERUSALEM   British Regiment’s Headquarters Under Attack hv Terrerists

Scores Nabbed After Gunfire Routs Funeral   Panic Créated by British Auack Termed Reprisal For Hanging of Two  Young Sergeants

British Army HLQ Attacked by Jews  One Man hilled., Hundreds Arrested In Crenade Battle

Grenades and Mortars Used In Jerusalem  One Attacker Dead In Holy Land Fight

Riots Continue In Holy Land As Deaths Mount   Troops of British Attacked by Bomb; Jews Fired Upon

Holy. Land Tension. Mounts   Jews Killed or Wound_ed in Series of Clash es Set Off By British — “Reprisal Shootings”

British Regimental Headquarters In Jerusalem Attacked; Several Jews in Tel Aviy Are Wounded

British Are Attacked In Jerusalem  Headquarters Of Regiment Hit; Fiv  Cn . . er

BRITISH TROOP BASE ATTACKED AT JERUSALEM   Grenades, Mortars Hurlec At Headquarters During Holy Land Violence

EWS ATTACK BRITISH FORGE W HOLY LAND   eadquarters Target; Tel Aviv Scene Of Reprisal Shootinas

Gunplay, Violence Flares Anew in Palestine Areas Following Two Hangings

Violence Flares Again in Troubled Palestine Areas   Report Several Jews Hit by Gunfire from British: Cars--Army -: ' Offfeac-Attocbed -”

GRENADES AND MORTARS BLAST REGIMENTAL HQ   Ine Attacker Reported Killed; No List Of Military Casualties; Five Jews Killed In Tel Aviv Fighting.

British, Jews Clash Anew In Palestine .   One Is Killed, Several Hurt in Two Riots; English Post Attacked

Terrorist Slain, Many Others Shot; Armored Car Sprays Bullets Over Funeral Cortege of 5000 Jews

Palestine Action Rises To Fever Pitch   Report Gunfire From British Armored Car Wounds Several Jews Causes Great Panie

ATTACKS IN PALESTINE   British Gunfire Wounds . Jews in Funeral Procession

Soldiers, Police Probe Shootings In Tel Aviv City   Night of Fighting, Disorder Is Sequel To Sergeants’ Deaths

Grenades and Mortars Employed by Jews in Attack on Headquarters of British Regiment in Jerusalem

Jews’ Funeral Cortege Shot Upby British   English Regiments’ H. Q In Jerusalem  Attacked

Snyder To Head Confab For US   British Seek Way To Ease Terms Of Trading

Easing of British © Loan Terms Will. Come Up Monday   Delegation Will Fly. To Washington This Weekend; Snyder to

SNYDER WILL BE LEADER OF U.S. COUNCIL   England May Ask to Cut Imports From  This Country

CAPITAL PARLEY ON BRITISH LOAN TO BEGIN MONDA'   Attlee Government Officials Scheduled To Fly To  Wachinaton

London Delegation Will Fly To U. S. This Week End; Britain Draws Out Another 150 Million.

Britain Will Seek Easier Loan Terms   Financial Experts to Discuss Problem With U.S. in Washington

British Loan Talks Will Open Monday   Britons Will Seek Easing Terms of  Loan Made

U.S., British Talks Open  Monday on Loan Terms   :  Britons Make Another Big Withdrawal From Dwindling Dollar Supply

ASK EASING OF BRITISH LOAN   Discussions To Start Monday On Proposai To Soften Terms

Confer Monday On Easing Term: Of British Loan   Britain's Delegation Flies to Washington For Appeal to U. S.

U. S. and Britain To Confer Monday on Loan Changes   British Delegates Expected To Ask For Concessions

Britons To Ask Concessions To Relieve Crisis   Rate of Withdrawal Indicates Fund To Be Exhausted Soon

Britain Soon Will Request Easing Of Loan Terms   England Wants To Conserve Dwindling Dollar Supply By Decreasing Imports From America

Start British Loan-Easing Talks Monday   Treasury Secretary Snyder Will Conduct Discussions About Loosening Terms

ASING TERMS OF LOAN WILL BE DISCUSSED   Concessions to Be Asked With Chjeclive to Preserve Dollar Reserve   DECREASING IMPORTS OF U.S. PRODUCTS LIKELY

British Will Ask U.S. to Modify Terms of Loan   Discussions to Open Monday In Washinaton

BRITAIN SEEKS CONCESSIONS IN U.S. LOAN TERMS   American and British Officials Will Open Discussions Monday

Understood England  Will Ask Concessions to Permit Her to Conserve Dwindling Dollar Suppl,

Discussions On Easing of Loan Slated   U. S., British Officials To Start Talks Monday On Engiand’s Effort te Conserve Dollar Supply

BRITAIN DRAWS ONCE AGAIN ON U. S. CREDITS   Says Funds Will be Exhauster by October at Present Rate

British Loan Talks Set   Conference Which May Ease Pact Terms Will Get Under Way Soon

British To Ask Easier Terms   Delegation To Begin Talks Monday on Changing Loan Agreement.

NegotiateMonday on:Loan Changes with British Group      Will Ask Concessions to Conserve England’s Dollar Supply

Officials To Visit U.S. This Week  - Only: $850,000,000 “OF $3,750,000,000  ' Leari Remaining

Talks to Ease Brifish Loan Start Monday   National Advisory Panel to Represent U.S. at Conference

SMALL TORNADO HITS CHAMPAIGN: $700,000 DAMAGE   SIX HOMES RAZED IN SUBDIVISION; NO INJURIES REPORTED

PROPERTY LOSS IS ESTIMATED AT S200 000   No One Killed and Only One Man Slightlv Injured

What is Food Probiem?  U.S. Having Hard Time Scraping Together Wheat To Feed World’s Hungry

Farm Loan Assn. To Hold Stockholders Meeting At Marfa Early Next Month

U.S. Entering Boom And Bust Cycle In Farm — Land Prices— Anderson —

High Land Prices Bring Warnings From Anderson   Cabinet Member Points to Disaster After World War 

NEGROES VOTE IN MISSISSIPP!   Ballots Cast Despite New Law For White Dom ination

Police Clearing HouseProposed   Would Aid In Keeping Accurats Check On Felonies And Valley Cases

Valley Police to  Cooperate  Chiefs Meet Here To Discuss Plan For Headquarters

HARTLEY SAYS HOUSE WILL COMPROMISE   Efforts te Be Made To Pass Labor Law Truman Will Approve

Congress to Drop Two Major Curbs From Labor Bill   Bans on Inter-Union Strikes, Industry-Wide Bargaining Given Up

LABOR CURBS MAY BE EASED   Industry - Wide Bargaining Ban Will Be Dropped, Hartley Predicts

Milder Labor Bill Goal Of Conaress   House May Yield Tc Senate On Two Major Provisions

Union - Curbing Proposals May Be Scrapped By House In An Effort To Avoid Veto

Conferees Work On Labor Bill  See Scrapping Of Two Major Provisions

HOUSE YIELDS TO SENATE ON LABOR MEASURE   Industry - Wide Bargaining _ And Injunctions Drepped   From Bill   STRIVING FOR ACT TO WITHSTAND VETO

Softened Labor Bill Predicted   House May Yield on ¥Yital Bliscneied Points

Truman Pats Of Final Decision .  On Tax Cut Bill   On Way For Weekend With Buddies Of World War f.

Aides To Study Act During His  Missouri Visit   President Is Flying West To Attend Reunion Of Buddies Held In Kansas City   Going To Canada Next Monday Night   May Deliver Public State ment On Slash Bill Before Departure From Capital

Back To Kansas City  ‘President Off On Another \Jaunt As Tax Bill Waits

Kansas City, June 6—(/P)— —President Truman and General Eisenhower arrived here A plane today at 11:35 a. m. Pee by

U.N. Group Backs Split Of Palestine   Approval of Details Of Plan Clears Way For Early Assembly Vote

Subcommittee Accepts Plan.  For Palestine   Cominission Named For Administering . Proposed Partition 

CLEAR PATH FOR © HOLY LAND VOTE   Subcommittee Accepts Compromise Proposal.

Commission Named   Major Parts Of Holy Land Plan Okayed In UN Group   Action Clears Way For Full-Committee Vote At Early Date

Subcommittee Unanimously Approve: Maior Parts Of Partition Proposal

U. S..And Soviet Agree On Plan Fo or Holy Land   Early Vote Slated Ini UN On  Partition; Seek-To Ad_ “journ Assembly By > Thanksgiving

U. N. Committee Agrees On Palestine Plan, Clearing Way For Early Assembly Vote

UN Committee Agrees On Palestine Partition Plan;  Clears Way For Early Vote

J. N. AGREES ON SPLIT-UP OF HOLY LAND   COMMITTEE UNITY CLEARS WAY ToR EARLY VOTE

Russ Atom Plan Shelved in UN   Called Inadeq uate; Gromyko Protests

Case Involving Enslavement  Of Negro Maid Gets Started   Daughter Testifies Her Mother Struck And Scratched Victim As Trial Proceeds

DAUGHTER WITNESS IN SLAVERY TRIAL   Says Mother At Times Struck, Scratched Moid -

SAYS MOTHER ABUSED ‘SLAVE   Daughter Asserts Mrs. In galls Sometimes Struck Dora Jones

Reardon Girl ' Wins Acquittal  14-Year-Old Accused Patricide Vindicated, But Warned by Court

Young Heiress Is Freed by Jury  Mary Catherin Reardon Escapes With Lecture

lowa Supreme Court Hands Down Decision   Public School Districts Not Authorized to Transport Private Pupils

Pilots Strike Halts Service to  North Europe By U.S. Line   Union Head Charges AOA With Strong-Arm Tactics

Strike of Pilots Grounds Planes   Baltimore  ‘Printers . Seek Wage.Clause

GOP PREPARES 2-POINT PLAN   President’s Request’ May Be Bypassed

GOP House Chief Promises Inflation Action Next Week ae Tiuman’s Request For Controls 7  ' * On: Prices Likely To Be By-Passed':

Galveston Is Correct Place To Inquire About Friends In Blast Area

Red Puppets Are Warned   U. S. Lays Groundwork For Showdown If They Back Rump State

U. 0. PREPARES SAUWOOWN ON GREEK SGRAP   Further Aid to Government: Planned if Red State is Recognized.

U.S. Hints Reprisal for Greek Red Aid  Wreen Sawint Bilan   Warne Soviet Bloc In Effect To Keen Hande OF

Plan Counter-Move If Russ Recognize Greek ‘Rump’ State   More Military Aid For Army Might be American Answer

U.S. Prepares For Showdown   _ Ready For Russia If She “Recognizes” Guerrilla State.

Must Answer Recognition’ On New State   Might Supply Greek Army With Mor € Equipment. oe

British Press Raps U.5.for Delay in Reliel   Weeklies See ‘Politics’ Holding Up Aid, Note "48 e Election Year" '¢

British Press Lambasts U.S. For Delay In Relief   One Paper Says Repayment of Huge Loan ‘U. S. Worry, Not Britain’s’

Brilain’s Weekly Press Lambastes U.S. Delay In Financing of Relief

BRITONS FEEL U3. TOO TIGHT WITH DOLLARS   Says Repayment of 4 Billion Dollar Loan Now Is America’s Worry.

COAL DIGGING TIE-UP COULD BE INDEFINITE   SAFETY MEASURES DEMANDED BY WORKERS

Solid: Fuels Body Life Is Extended   hrog Orders Group Kept In Existence To Apportion Coal Should Emerceney Arise

WARNS JURY OF IMPORTANCE IN AMISH VERDICT   Says Decision Will Have Bearing on Future Form of Government

Amish Lawsuit Given fo Jury   Court Hits Accused Leaders of Church

Police Check Story of Ex-Convict Who Confesses to Aiding in Siegel Murder

BRIVE PUSHED   Thursday or Friday Set as Goal for Final Vote on Stiffened Bill

SENATE TO PUSH STIFF LABOR BILL TO VOTE   Majority Membership to Be Polled on Certain Amendments

Senate Vote On Labor Bill May Come This Week   Republican Leaders Hope To Reach Vote On Measure Thursday Or Friday   STIFFENED LABOR BILL IS PRESSED

UNEMPLOYED AID INGREASES IN DEC.   CIVILIANS NOW RECEIVING SMALL AMOUNT

Jury Returns Verdict After Brief Session   Garsson Brothers Convicted of Giving Bribes to Kentuckian

JURY DECIDES TWO GARSSONS ALSO GUILTY   Sentences Deferred Until Defendants Make Appeals

TEMPERATURES   Garssons Also Are Convicted On Bribe Count   Three Men Face Six-Year Prison Term, Huge Fines

Court Delays Sentencing Trio; Appeals Plannec   Jurors Reach Verdict in Less Than Two Hours

Six-Year Term, Fine of $30,000 Can Be Imposed   EX-LAWMAKER GUILTY OF TAKING $50,000 IN BRIBES

Give Defendants Chance To Appeal Before Sentence   Munitions Combine Heads Convicted of Paying $50,000 in Bribes to Military Chairman

May's Wartime Influence Used For Their Protif  Sentence Deferred By Defense Action

HIS FLUENCE WURY RULES   Conviction Carries Possibility of 6 Years in Jail, Fine of $30,000.

Federal Court Jury Convicts Wartime Chairman of House Military Committee and Munitions Makers.  SENTENCE DEFERRED  PENDING APPEALS

Jury Also Returns ‘Guilty’ Verdicts Against Garsson Brothers in Federal Court

Andrew May, 2 Garssons Convicted   Jury Is Out Only  Hour, 50 Minutes— Sentence Deferred Pending an Appeal

Jury Out Only Hour, 50 Minutes   Munition Makers Found Guilty Of Paying Congressman Over $50,000 In Bribes  Far Bewnve Thaving War VYaare.

iCourt Defers Sentence Te  Allow Defense io Appeal; Defendants Take Verdict Calmiv

Defense Appeals As Jury Reports   Three Charges Of Conspiracy Are Sustained

Ex - Congressman Andrew May And Two Garsson Brothers Convicted In 110 Minutes

Jury Convicts May of Selling His Influence   Garssons Also Found Guilty.

COURT DEFERS SENTENCE FOR APPEAL ACTION   Ex-Congressman Guilty of Selling Influence, Other 2 for Bribery

COURT DEFERS SENTENCES FOR TIME   Ex-Solon Is Charged With Selling Influences   MUNITIONS MEN   Accused Of Paying Bribes For Favors Received During War Years

May Is Guilty Of War Crime, Jury Decides   Will Appeal, He Says, This Is ‘Only Round One’

WARTIME SOLON FACING PRISON OR LARGE FINE   Andrew J. May Convicted Of Selling Influence In Favor Of Garsson Munitions Makers; Garssons  Also Found Guilty.

GARSSON BROS. INCLUDED in QUICK VERDICT   Sentence Deferreri Pending Defense Appeals; 6-Year Term Faces Trio

May and Garssons Convicted   ' Guilty of Utilizing May’s Power on House Committee For Own Profit

May, Garssons Are Found Guilt)   Accepted Bribes For Favors During  War Years

GARSSONS ALSO FACE PRISON IN BRIBE SCANDAL  DEFER SENTENCING  TO ACCEPT PLEAS IN APPEALING CASE

Influence Sold To Garssons, Is Jury's Verdict   Munitions Makers Also Convicted of Fraud During War

Arms Makers Are Convicted Of Bribery   Sentences Deferred To Give Defense Time For Appeal

tx-Congressman Takes Verdict In Calm Manner  Sentences Delayed As Attorneys File Notices Of Appeal

Sentence Is Withheld Pending Appeal In Case Arising From Munitions Deals

Trial On War Fraud Charges Is Concluded   Trio To Appeal; Charged With Selling Influence, Taking Bribes

Garsson Brothers Also Found Guilty; Sentences Deferred By U. S. Judge

Jury Finds Ex-Congress. man Sold Influence For  More Than $50,000.

Ex-Congressman Is Convicted Selling His War-Time Drag   Munitions Makers Garssons Also Convicted; Will Appeal Case

‘Defendants Are Convicted Gn ‘All Three Counts   Ex-Congressman And Munitions Makers Face Prison Terms. Fines; Defense Counsel Savs Will Appeal

Henry and Murray Garsson Found Guilty of Paying Ex-Congressman Over $50,000 in Bribes

3 Found Guilty By U.S. Jury in 11-Weeks Trial   Claim Munitions Makers Paid $50,000 in Bribes to ExCongressman

Convicted In Contract Bribe Case   Sentence Deferred: Maximum Penalty $30,000 Fine and Six Years

Jury Finds May Guilty      Federal Jury Also Convicts Munitions Mokers of Giving Bribes

BROTHERS ALSO GUILTY   11-Week Trial Is Climaxed Today With Verdict

Found Guilty In Influence Sales   Jury Deliberates Hour And 50 Minutes Before Reaching Verdict Climaxing Trial That Lasted 11 Weeks

Andrew May Convicted   Court Also Finds Garsson. Brothers Guilty of Bribes

May Is Convicted ‘By Federal Jury   Ex-Congressman Is, Found Guilty of Selling Klis Influence

May Convicted by Court of Selling “Influence”... While Heading Cofamitier

Official Found Guilty Of Selling Influence; Others Paying Bribes

Jury Convids  Cong. A. J. May   Of Selling Influence While Committee Chairman; Garssons Also Convicted

May and Garsson Brothers Are Found Guilty on Bribery Charges; Attorney Declares Appeal Is Due

May Found Guilty of War Fraud   Garsson Convicted; Sentence Delayed to Permit Appeal

Prison Terms, Fines Possible   Sentences Delayed To Allow Appeals

Garsson Pair Judged Guilty In Bribe Case   Sentences Deferred To Permit Motions For Defense Appeal

ANDREW MAY HELD GUILTY OF CHARGES   Ex-Congressman Convicted of Selling Wartime Influence — Garsson Brothers, Accused of Bribery, Also Convicted,

Sentencing Delayed in Bribery, Fraud   Trial Showed $50,000 Passed In War Deals

May, Garssons. Convicted in War Fraud Case   Former Congressman Ruled Guilty of Taking Pay for Favors on War Contracis

FORMER LAWMAKER [5 CONVICTED FOR SELLING INFLUENCE’  SENTENCING DELAYED

3 Defendants Take Count on All Three Charges of Bribery   Jury Deliberates Less Than Two Hours on Verdict

WITH ANTI-TRUST LAW VIOLATIONS   Attorney - General File: Suit Against Musical Group in New York Court.

ASCAP Charged With Engaging In Int'l Cartel   Department: of Justice Files Anti-Trust Suit

Truman Asks $37 Billion Budget For Fiscal Year: GOP Vows Reductions         Message To Congress Termed ‘A Cold Shock Tc American Taxpayers’; Rep. Taber Sets Out To Trim It By $8 Billion

PRESIDENT SAYS IT’S REALISTIC, ‘HARD-BOILED’   Message to Congress Cites —Ptea Not to Slash Taxes, Riit Renuhlicans Disaaree

x resign Pleads For No Reduction In Income Taxes   Bridges Calls Message Shock To American Taxpaying Public; Taber Seeks 3 Or 4 Billion Cut

GOP MEMBERS SAY BUDGET IS T00 HIGH   Truraan Plans Are Blasted as Wild And Extravagant

REP, TABER CALLS FOR THREE BILLION GUT IN ESTIMATES   Chairman Bridges of Senate Appropriations Group Says Message Will Shock Taxpayers,   PRESIDENT OPPOSES ANY CUT IN TAXES   Executive’s Figures List $11,587,000,000, 30 Per Cent of Total, for Nationa! Defense.

Allows 202 Million To Apply on Debt If Current Taxes  Are Not Reduced,  Fruman Contends

President's Request Is 373 Billion   Asks Priority For National Debt Cut Over Lower Taxes

Republicans Plan To Make Reductions   Truman Urges Continuation of High Taxes As Contributina to Welfare of the Nation

President’s 37-Billion Dollar Budget -4 Billions Too High, Cry Republicans

GOP Receives Proposal With  Remonstration  Amount Is Described As Excessive: $3 or 34 Rillian Slech Tl aame

Truman Figure Far Too High, Taber Charges   Several Billion May be Lopped from the Total Asked by President

CONTINUING HIGH TAXES REQUESTED   Big ‘Ifs’ Posed by Opposition As President Pleased at Bal ancine It

Court Okays Loot Divvy   Three Gangsters Will Share $4,073 Stolen From Chicago Firm

CHIANG SIGNS CHINA'S NEW — CONSTITUTION   Changes Go Tnto. Force Today ‘After Nanking Ceremony:

Anti-American Shouts in China   New Constitution Gets Hocts from Communist:

Strife - Torn China Starts New Year    Anti-American Manifestations Mark Occasion: New Constitution Effective

Chief Item Wilh Hinge -on Whether Truman Will Call Congress in Special Session     Th Annoanvice Plan   U.S., Britain Will Give Details of Plan for Coal] Increase

US&Russia Head For New Crisis   Rougher Phase Coming Uy at U.N. General ; Assembly

Temporary Aid Fund For Europe “May Be Set Up   Rougher Phase At U.N. Assembly Session Likely

SEE ROUGHER RED DEALINGS   Harder Relations With United States In U.N. Predicted

Relations With Russia Nearing Rougher Phase   Opening Of U.N. Assembly Likely To Heighten U. S.-Soviet Tension.

UN Assembly Meet Opens Next Week   Europe's Flight Holds Spotlight; Help Essential

See Rougher U. S.-Soviet Exchanges   Developments on Conflict in Sight At UN Meeting In New York

RELATIONS WITH REDS TO ENTER ROUGHER FIELT   gp American Diplomats Predict New Conflict Between Nations at UN Session

Fireworks af Session of UN Are Expected   Series of Diplomatic Developments Are Freely Forecast

UJ. §. RELATIONS WITH REDS MAY GET ‘ROUGHER’   Diplomats See New Phase Of Action In Opening Of UNO Assembly

Rougher Era In Russian Relations Seer   U.N. Assembly May Point Up Different Views

US-Russian Relations To Get Worse   UN General Assembh; To Bring Rougher Phase Next Week

U.S. RELATIONS WITH RUSSIANS MAY ‘TOUGHEN   New Phase Expected Wher U. N. Assembly Begins Sessions Next Week

S, Soviets Face New’ UN Phase   Developments Bearing on Reich Economy to Show Up at UN Meet

New Turn In Developments At United Nations Assembly Next Week Predicted—Series Of Events Bearing Vitally Upon Related Problems Of European Economic Crisis In Prospect Before And After Secretary Marshall Leads Delegation To Meeting

U.S. - Russian Relations Will Be More Tense   NEW PHASE OF TACTICS PREDICTED FOR NATIONS

Forecasts Dark For UN Meeting   Experts Foresee Increased Tension  Between U. S., Reds

US-Russian Relations: Due To Get Rougher   U.N. Assembly Opening To Touch Off New Phase.

Stormy Days Seen Ahead in UN Assembly   U. S.-Russian Relations Expected to Enter New Phase

The Weather   Next Session Cf U.N. May Be Fiery One   Widening Ritt Between Top Powers Noted

General Assembly Of United Nations To Open Next Week   Expect Series of Vital Diplomatic Events To Highlight Russian-American Conflict

U.S. Relations With Russia To  Enter New Phase   Diplomatic Officials See Conflicts During U. N. General Assembly Session

Diplomats Predict New, Rougher Phase In Relations Between U. S. And Russia

Relations Apt To Enter New, Rougher Phase   U, S.-Russian Issues Coming Up at Meet

U. S.Soviet Re lationship Grows Tough   Whole Series Of Diplomatic Developments In Prospect At UN

New, Rougher Stand With Russia Seen   UN General Assembl; Will Open in New York Next Week

STORMY WEATHER SEEN AT OPENING OF U. N. SESSION   SEE SHOWDOWN IN SERIES DISPUTES WITH RUSSIANS

U. S, Facing Rough Going In Dealings With Russia   Assembly's Session Next Week To Bring Up Varied Problema

U. §.-Soviet Relations May Reach ‘Rough Stage’ at U. N. Assembly   Whole Series of Dramatic Diplomatic Issues Between Two Countries Expected to Figure In New Session Opening Next Week

Rougher Relations With Russia Seen By U.S. Diplomats   New Phase Expected At UN Assembly Next Week

Relations Enter New, Rougher Phase at Session   Diplomats Build New Developments In Economy Crisis

Meeting of U.N. Group Brings Tests   Developments to Bear Directly on Europe's Growing Economic Crisis

(Rougher Phase Of Relations (With Russia  General Assembly Of U.N. @pening Next

Rougher. Phase Of U.S. Soviet  Relations.Seen      Prospect. ‘As. ww Dele: "gates Prepare For ° Assembly: Meet :

New and Rougher American-Russian Relations Forecas!   Dramatic Development: May Commence When Assembly Meets

FOR A QUIET CITY LET'S KEEP DOWN AUTO HORN BLOWING   Soviet, U. S. Relations Tc Be Rougher

New Conflict Is Expected At UN Parley   ‘Relations Centered On Dark Economic Outlook In Furane

Relations Between U.S. and Russians Enter Rough Phase  Expect Conflict to Heighten in U. N. Assembly Meeting

Rough Road Seen For U.S., Russia AtU.N. Assembly   Series Of Dramatic Diplomatic Battles Expected To Come

See Rougher Phase In U. S., Russ Relations   Dramatic Diplomatic Developments Seen When UN Assembly Meets Next Week

Fighting Rages in Tel Aviv, Report   Jews Are Warned To Halt Violence in Holy Land

LABOR PEACE CITED BY U.S,      Labor Department Points To Record Of Few Strikes So Far In 1947

Another Sadistic Murder Occurs In Los Angeles   Former Movie Bit Player Trampled To Death On Hilltop; Estranged Husband Held: Seek ‘Black Dahlia’ Case Link

‘Hold Husband Of Woman ‘Whose Body Was Found Bludgeoned And Trampled

NEW SADISTIC DEATH PROBED   Los Angeles Slaying May Be Connected With ‘Black Dahlia’   HUSBAND IS DETAINED

z Murders Still Baffle Police  Oh ee Coc mtad hy Nakita’ Case. Study New Sadistic Slaying

Second Murder Stymies Police   Movie Bit Maver Found Murdered On Lonely Los Angeles Hilltop

Los Angeles Police Stymied by Second Sadistic Slaying  Seek Link With Unsolved Murder OF ‘Black Dahlia’

POLICE BAFFLED BY NEW SLAYING   Starlet's Death May Tie tr With ‘Black Dahtia’

Los Angeles Police Link Second Sadistic Crime With Unsolved ‘Black Dahlia’ Mutilation Murder

SADIST STAMPS HEELS ON BODY   Second Brutal Murder Follows Unsolved Black Dahlia Case In Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES BAFFLED BY NEW MYCTFED'   Battered Body Of Woman Found On Lonely Hilltop

Black Dahlia Initials Found Serawled § in Bodv of New Sadis?’s Verder Victim

SECOND. SADISTIC MURDER IN MONTH CONFRONTS POLICE   Ex-Marine Booked For Investigation in Brutal Death of Estranged Mate

Bludgeon Murder Confronts Police Baffled By ‘‘Black Dahlia’ Slaying

Rain Too Light To Warrant End Of Hunting Ban   Foresters Are Making Daily Check in Woods, Governor Duff Says

Rain Is Insufficient to E nd States Ban on Hunting Now, Says Governor

STILL HOLDS   Rain Held Insufficient To End Danger of Fires In Forests of State

'U. S. Must Keep Right On Calling Bluff of Reds, ‘Western Senator Says

SENATOR URGES U5, 10 CALL RUSSIA'S BLUFT   Moscow Radio Continues Call  Of “Warmonger’

MORSE WOULD CALL RED BLUFF   'Solon Says Soviet Must Be ) tBaged Un Yor

ANTI-AMERICAN ATTACKS ARE TAKING VARIOUS FORMS DESIGNED TO  ’ CAUSE AGITATION

The house today blocked the drive te side-track the $400,000,000 Greck-Turkish aid bill. The house voted te press the issue to a showdown vote.

Enemies Seek To Kill Greek Relief Bill   Rep. Bender, Republican Of Ohio Leads Movement To Bar Measure From House Consideration

FOES OF GREEK AID SEEK TO KILL BILL   Rep. Smith Joins Attempt Te Deal Quick Death.

Would Prevent Measure From Reaching Vote   Policy Attacked By Opponents With Eaton Pushing Passage

20 Americas Begin Shaping Garrier To Wal   Brazil Meeting Opens With Proposal For Paraguay Arbitration

Tinions To Demand New Pay Raises If  Livina Costs Jump RY TWAPOTYND W WARD

Europe’s Yuletide To Be Merrier Than Last, But High Prices Will Keep Santa’s Pack Licht

, BEER ABACLIER FUBALIGH THE WINGS WBE A BENNEVLVANIA HOME, AND THE FAMILY CHASED IT AWAY, THEY SHOULD HAVE CHASED IT INTO THE OVEN, =   Bairly Merry’? Christmas Forecast in Europe, but Santa Wil Skip Many

Christmas In Most European Nations To Be Merrier Than Last Year, But  Shortages To Keep Santa From M anv

Santa Claus Survey Across Atlantic:  Lucky Few To Have Merry Christmas, But St. Nick Will Skip Many In Europe

EDUCATOR BLAMES LINCOLN FOR WAR   Southerners Cool To Attack On Emoncinator

Take the Waste Out of Defense, Shout Leaders  a Hou ouse Fights Senate’s Plan for A a Reductio

House GOP Solid For Budget Cut of $6 Billion  Senate Wei chs C ‘ompr omise 25% Under House’ Slash:

$6,000,000,000 Slash Supported  Will Ta of ae { Of National Defen

Bigger Budget Slash Backed By House GOP   Party Leaders Deny Army-Navy Cuts Will Hamstring Military

House Republicans Endorse 6 Billions Slash for Budget   Reports from Closed Meeting Say ‘Very Substantial’ Cuts in Army-Navy Funds Coupled with Assurance of Adequate Strength

G.O.P. Congressmen Line Up Solidly Behind Reduction of $6,000,000,000 in Spending

i. 0. P.IN HOUSE INSIST ON BUDGET CUT OF 6 BILLION   Stand Taken at Closed Meeting—Group Assured Slash Would Not Cripple Armed Forces.   TAX LOAD IS HIT BY SENATOR TAFT   Ohioan Declares It Is More Important to Reduce Levies Than to Cut National Debt.

Bigger Budget Slash Backed ByHouseGOP   Won't Endanger Defenses, Will Eliminate Waste,

hepublicans In House Firm for Cut  Of 6 Billion   Deny Substantial Military Slashes Will Endanger  Nation’s Defense

‘6 Billion Budget Slash Backed by GOP in House   Assurances Given They Won't Harm Nation’s Fighting Strength

GOP SUPPORTS BUDGET SLASH   House Republicans Unit.  ed; Plan To Eliminate _ . Army-Navy Waste

HOUSE ae      Republicans Rally ‘for Reductions in . Army-Navy Spending

Would Reduce Truman's Plan By 6 Billions  Army-Navy Funds ~ In For Big Cut

GOP IN HOUSE FIRM FOR CUT Ok $6 BILLION   Action Presages Row With Senate Over Budget Slash

Amny, Navy Finances Facing Axe   Nation's Fighting Power Will Not Be Hurt, Leaders Sav

HOUSE STICKS TO 6 BILLION BUDGET SLASH   NATION’S FIGHTING STRENGTH TO BE KEPT INTACT

U. 5. SEEKS 10 END DEADLOCK AT MOSCOW   Drive for Austrian Treaty: Kid Glove Tactics Abandoned

PALESTINE ISSUES UP FOR DISCUSSION DELAY 1S CHARGED   Jewish Spokesmen Say Suggestions Made to UN Hamper Case; Ask Council to Act.

Plan To Seek Agreement Outside UN Is Labeled  ‘Delaying’ Tactics   U.S. Still Quiet On Its Position   No One Wants To Occupy Palestine After British Forces Pull Out

No Useful Purpose Seen Except to  Delay Decision  U.S. Presses Assembly For Aaaression Verdict

ews Press ‘or Early lecision  sa anece Further   Ippose Further Jelay-as U. S. Neighs Position; Yan Needs Force

Oppose Delay In UN Action As to Palestine   Sentiment Strong in Assem bly for Partition Between  Jews, Arabs

Tactics Delaying Palestine Issue Scored by Jews   Spokesman Opposes Suggestions Zionists, Arabs Seek Agreement

Jewish Spokesmen Score Holy Land  Compromise Move   Suggestion for Zionist Accord With Arabs Denounced at UN Session   ONLY DELAYS FINAL DECISION, CHARGE   U. 5S. Delegation Rumored to Be Sounding Out Possibility of Accord

FIRES RAGE AFTER HOUR LONG FIGHT   Military Camp Is Attacked by Terrorist Bands

Fires Started in Terrorist. Attack On British Headquarters in Tel Aviv

City Teachers Met Organize Local Teacher's Ass'n.   Officers Elected To Departments OF Organization

TAFT WILL MAKE STAND NEXT WEEK   Promises Announcement on His Candidacy.

Taft and: Stasser fo Meet in Ohic  Both to Address State's GOP Women

WOMEN T0 HEAR TAFT, STASSEN   Two To Discuss National ts: sues at GOP Meet

TEEN-AGERS MUST BE EDUCATED   Safety On Highways Must Be Taught These Youths  DOA’ Tie’ At THe ranyr:

LESSONS IN SAFETY   This Is the Fourth of a  Southeast Economist Series  of Discussions of Traffic Ssfaty_

Syracuse Pediatrician States Claim Polic ‘Is Cyanide Poisoning With ‘Unripe Fruit One Disease Source

Cut Rations Of Beer, Meat For British   Reduction In Bacon, Bread  ‘Allotments Seen; Move . 7 y  Brings Sharp Attack.

Britain . Cuts Rations of Meat, Beer   Strachey Warns Of Probable Drop In Bread and Bacon

British Food Will be Cut   Britons to Get Less Fresh Meat, Beer— Other Slashes Loom

Further Food Cuts Facing Britons  »* * * ge 7. ra be Boek Bdant Roars Rrand Raccon Rations May Be Reduced Soon

BRITONS WILL GET LESS FOOD, BEER   News: Brings Attack on Labo: Government

Further Food Cuts Facing Britons   Less Fresh Meat, Beer; Bread, Baccon Rations May Be Reduced Soon

Senate Group Opens Labor Hearing Today   Complex Questions Do Not Contain Strike Prevention   Woman Admits Robbing Banks   Shortage of Food Leads To Attack on British Laborites

100,000 To See Parade In Winchester   To Conclude Apple Blossom Festival

CONSTITUTION-TRIBUNE . PRESENTS NEWS EVENTS. OF THE DAY ON S€REEN

NATIVES JOIN SEARCH FOR MISSING PLANE   Alaskan Areas Scanned For Airliner Lost Sunday

FOOTBALL STAR DIES OF HURTS   China Grove High School Fullback Is Dead From Injuries Received In Game With Valdese Thursday.

CHARGES “GAG RULE APPLIED T0 TAX BILL   Rep. Forand Claims Demos Denied Chances for Amendments

Vacationing Plumber Uses Baby As Knife Practice Target, Fells Grandmother

Charges Husband Used Baby For Target For Knife Throwing Practice

riouse killed, 122 to 70, a proposal to forbid +h  riteaanell fret oats se attra Father Uses Baby for Target In Knife-Throwine EEE Ga

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Signs Last of Labor Curbing Measures   Claims “Dises” Propaganda for Another War

Shea Assigned To Hurl First Series Game For  Yanks; No Dodger Named

i ~ ii iain ie Legislators Seek Way to Keep Cities from Getting Part of Sales Tax Funds

Other Nations Due to Follow Within Hours   Slavs Surprise World By Accepting Terms After Land Protests

British Officer Killed In Pola    - Italians Demonstrate Over Peace Terms; Mass Evacuation Starts. =

Jugoslavians Reverse Stand. Accept Freaty With Italians   Hungarian, Finnish, Bulgarian, Romanian Documents Approved   British Major Slain ... OP ame Dale

Group Angered When Yugoslavs Are Given Pola  Evacuation of City le Under Wav

Start Moving Italians Out Of City, Some Make Trouble at Legation

British Officer Shot as Italians Protest Treaty   Mass Evacuation of 28,000 is Ordered; Police Guard Embass}

Crowds Stage Demonstrations In Protest  British Officer Killed; Police Patrol Rome

Italian Woman  Kills Briton In  Treaty Protest Adriatic Port Ic Evacuated

ITALIANS PROTEST AWARDING OF PORT TO SLAVS BY PACT   British Officer Killed; Mass Demonstrations of Protest .,  Are Held

ITALY TENSE AS MOBS PROTEST   British Officer Shot; Pact Angers Crowds

BUS DRIVERS GO ON STRIKE   Burlington Line Is Tied Up When Drivers Quit Jobs   {Local story on Burlington  Trailwaya bus strike situation  on page 13.)

Sertes of Quakes Jolt California, Massachusetts and Pacific Areas

TAX SLASH VOTE DUE THURSDAY   Opposition Concedes House Approval of Measure

House Ready To Vote On Tax Bill   Vote On Knutson Tax Reduc. tion Bill Is Scheduled For This Afternoon

SENATE MAY “CHANGE: BILL . CUTTING TA)   TAFT TO ADVOCATE THAT Int COME ,T AX’ REDUCTION” BECOME -EFFECTIVE ON JULY IsT:

Russia to Reveal  Holy Land Stand  Other Nations -Also Ready T. Tall TW. of Views

Worst Plane Disaster In US Is Fatal To 53   Mass Burial Recommended For Dismembered Bodies

OHIO FARMERS FAR BEHIND — IN PLANTING THIS SPRING   KRUSE ESTIMATES LESS THAN FIVE PERCENT OF CORN AND SOYBEANS PLANTED

‘Truman Returns To Tackle Critical Peace Problems   President Appears Well Rested But Suffering From Bronchial Cough Picked Up During Stay In Brazil; Cruises Up Potomac

Greeks’ Secrecy Concerning Guerrilla War Casualties Nettles U.S. Senatore

Oficial Greek  Secrecy-Drawing Ie Of Senators   Appropriations Commit ‘tee To Demand Answers To Questions.

Secrecy in Greek Casualty Reports Draws Solons’ Ire Want Other Developments Explained

FIREWORKS LIKELY TO EXPLODE Secrecy In Greece Rouses Senate: lre—

Fireworks Due In Seer recy On Gr eek Battles   Senators Irked"As Lists Of ‘Casualties Refused: In — _ Athens; Little Fight ing Seen

SENATORS SEEK DATA ON GREECE   Use Of Funds, Warfare Under Lawmakers’ Scrutiny

senators Call For Answer To Greek Secret   Refusal Of Casualty List Make Senators Wonder.

REFUSE 10 LIST CASUALTIES IN GREEK WARFARE   Appropriations Committtee Doubts If Fighting Has Been Severe

GREEK SILENCE IRKS SENATORS   ‘American Solons Resent _ Failure To Give Casualty List

Criticize Greek Casualty Lists   Senators Want Figures in Guerrilla Warfare, and Material Reports

No Meat Today— President Trumad   Greek Casualty Lists Secrecy lres Solons

Weather Blocks  Diaper Mission Plane Unable To Drop Bundle To Ship Babies

Storm Whirled Close To Shoreline Before Being Discovered  Bu Woanther Ruraan

GALVESTON IN CENTER OF BLOW   Disturbance Is Discovered in Gulf Saturday

Galveston Battened Down with Big Wind Expected Near Dawn   Weather Observers Report Breeze Hos 75-Mils Velocity, with Widespread Damage Expected as Storm Sweeps Inland

SWIRLING STORM APPROACHES AREA NEAR GALVESTON   Tropical Disturbance. Takes On Dangerous Proportions _ as It Moves Closer.  -to Coast.     WINDS INCREASE TO 75 MILES AN HOUR   City Opens Schools for Use as Possible Emergency: Shelters—Disaster Work-?  ‘ers to Come.

Tropical Blow Hovering Over Texas Section   Storm to Strike About Dawn With Winds of 75 Miles: Fourth Dis turbanee of Year

Texas Coast In Path OF  Sneak Storm   Swirling Tropical Wind Expected To Bit 75 Mile Sneed

Storm Whirls Toward Coast   Texas Coastal Country Prepares for High Wind Nearing Galveston Area

_—SNEAK—* Hurricane Roaring — On Texas    GAINS VELOCITY AS IT NEARS...

Advises Schooling   Schwellenhach Asks High School Youths to Go’ Back to Classes

Free Election Asked in Iran  Shah Petitioned   Shah Petitioned By Demonstrators

Labor Laws, Teachers’ Pay Among First Issues Facing New Lawmakers

Girl Repeatedly Assaulted At Gunpoint After Escort Was Slain By Wild Gunman

Man Is Slain, His Friend Attacked By Gun Wielder   Woman, 24, Tells Police af Wild Ride With ‘ Man; Another Ouestioned:

Man Slain Defending Girl Friend   Girl Kidnaped And Raped By Assailant

Slain Defending His Girl Friend   Gunmen, After Killing Es cort, Kidnap And Rape Her During Ride.

Man Slain As He Sits With Girl In Auto   Assailant Fails In Suicide Try

FRANCE CALLS MORE RESERVES IN NEW CRISIS   66 Police Commissaires Fired * On Suspicion of Red Sympathies

Gen. DeGaulle Is Key Figure In Crisis In France   Government Of Premier Schuman Seeks To Cope With Strike Situation   MOBILIZES 70 THOUSAND MEN

nr of, Shes. At Birthdays      ostfrian Brings Greetinas to Writer

Shaw, 91 Today, Cranky As Ever   Noted British Author Wants No Parts Of Birthday Rubbish.

'George Bernard Shaw, 91, Says Few ‘Others Could Have Survived So Much “Happy Birthday Rubbish”

DEWEY APPROVES BILL 10 EXTEND MORTGAGE LAM   Modified Moratorium Statute Continued Until July   $0428

Tradition Shattered  Elizabeth Will Wear Silk, Not White Stockings

vommittee Member Claims Secrecy ' Pledge, Refuses Details; White House Secretary Says No Theft Of Bomb Secrets Reported There

SECRET ATOMIC DATA REPORTED AS STOLEN   Legislator Declares Part 0 information Recovered

Files Are Robbed At Oak Ridge   Member O01 Joint Committee Gives Out Information

Informant Says Part Of Papers Recovered  President ‘Not Aware’ of Theft;  BROT A clean zte Imwmachiiaatinn Reais

PROPOSAL ON TEACHER PAY   Suggested Minimun Of $1,800 Declared  “Inadequate”

Roxas Saved By Senator From Blast   Phone Workers’ Strike Ties Up 8 WesTex Cities

GREECE WILL NEED U.S. HELP FOR LONG TIME, HATCH: SAYS   Turkey, However, May Be Able to Stand on Own -Feet  east: Communism =o

May Set Up New Greek  Cabinet Soon   United States Steps Into Dickering In Order To Try To End Dificnlitiac

Liberals Refuse To Join Tsaldaris   Hopes To Form Coalition Cabinet Dashed By Move

New Greek Government Gets Setback   Liberal Party Spurns New Regime Despite U.S. Intervention

Wants Liberals In Cabinet, U.S. Says   America Takes Hand In Dickering After Upset Of Officials

Government Sull Unformed After 2 Days   Liberal Leader Announces Decision After Conference Lasting 2 Hours

U.S. Advocates ‘Liberals’ For Greek Cabinet   New Government Will Be Formed On “Coalition” Basis; King Paul To Get Names

GOVERNMENT IN GREECE SOUGHT   Tsaldaris Wants Rule On As Broad Coalition Base As Possible

Liberals Make Decision After -Hour Meeting  _U. S. Sought Party  Particiontion

GREEK LIBERAL PARTY REFUSES WISH OF TIS.   Populist Leader Fails in Plan to Form New Caitnet

Greek Premier To Form Cabinet   Broad Coalition Planned As Basis  Of New Government

U.S. Embassy Urges Broader Greek Cabinet  Plea For Bulgarian Opposition Leader Denied By Russians.

Tsaldaris Hopeful Of Coalition   Greek Leader ls Working On New Regime

May Announce New Gov't. Today... . Greek Premier Is Studying Cabinet

Broad Coalition Is Sought For Greek Cabinet   U.S. Embassy Takes Hand in Negotiations, Asks Liberals Participation

Greek liberals Won't Join Tsaldaris Setup   ParticipatioA Hod Been Sought by U.S.--Ts Form Government bv Nichtiall

Tsaldaris Seeks New Government   As Broad Coalition Basis as Possible Is Sought

Tsaldaris Plans Coalition Cabinet   Hopes To Form: New Government Today

Cumberland Has Gas Shortage   Stringent Measures Taken -To Conserve; Industrial Consumers Cut Off.

Oil Workers in First Attack on Tatt-Hartley Act   Delegates to Gathering ‘at Kansas City Taking Up Campaign Fund

Corner Pair Being Sought For Slaying   Michigan Co-ed Has  Identified Men Who Willed Renathesr.ia.leaw

EX-CONVICTS HUNTED IN SLAYING, ASSAULT   Pair Identified By Ohio Coed As Attackers In Auto

Trap Ex-Cons In Farmhouse   FBI Warrants Charge Violation O! Dver Act.

Two Barricaded In a Farmhouse  Sought on Coed’s Rape, Murder Charge

Farmhouse Is Surrounded By Sheriff's ‘Posse   Girl Charges ex-Convicts With Rape, Killing - Brother-ineLaw

Posse Corners 2, Ex-Conviets In Wisconsin   Men Barricade Themselves in Farmhouse; Hold Children as Hostages; To Shoot It Out With Police.

Ex-conivict Duo Send Threat to Shoot It Out   Girl Whose Escort Was Slain Tells of Niahtmare Ride

Desperadoes Wanted For Slaying, Rape “Shoot It Out” At Neillsville

Rape Killers Hold Children As Hostages   Sheriff Radios. Hunted Desperados Are Barricaded

Two Sought In Murder-Rape Case Trapped   Ex-Convicts Reported Surrounded Near Wisconsin Town

Pair Threaten To Shoot It Out With Officers; Sought for Rape, Murder Charges

Slayer Suspects Spotted   Pair Cornered After Co-Ed Tells Story Of Murder, Assault

2 SOUGHT IN RAPE, KILLING   Young Ex-Conviets Ar Identified From Photographs

Officers Hunting Young Criminals  Coed Raped After Escort Is Killed

Ex-Conviets Are Sought By Officers  Ohio Coed Is Attack Victim -

Posse Corners 2 Men Wanted inRape, Murder   Sheriff Calls for Reinforcements as Isolated Farmhouse Is Surrounded,

Inquiry Started Into Escape Of Peasant Leader   Flees Poland With Party; Foreign Power “Suspected”

Leader of Foes Of Polish Reds Flees Abroad   Mikolajezyk Believed On Way to U.S.; Move Ends Threat of Ruler

POLISH LEADER FLEES COUNTRY, FEARS FOR LIFE   Mikolajezyk Opposed Regime Backed by Reds; Claimed Election Fraud

Mikolajcyk,  Communist  Foe, Missing Polish Peasant  Party Stunned By Disappearance

Mikolajezyk, Soviet Sphere Opponent Escapes; Mystery Hides Destination

CHAMPION OF. CIVIL LIBERTY FLEES POLAND   Mikolajezyk Decides To Leave Rather Than Suffer Pelkov Fate

Polish Leader's Escape Studied   Mikolajczyk Reported Safely Out of Poland But Place a Mystery

Mikolajezyk, Foe Of Reds, Flees Poland   Britain Will  Give Sanctuary

EXPECT POLISH PARTY CHIEF ON WAY TO BRITAIN   Wife, Son of Opposition Leader to Reds Are in England

British Haven Indicated For Polish Leader   Warsaw Govt. Seeks To Learn How Mikolajczyk Escaped Country.

Fear Of Death Likely Cause   Stanislaw Mikolajczyk Expected Seizure By Soviet-Backed Foes

Fears Death At Hands Of  Communists   Opposed Regime Backed by Reds

‘Polish Regime Investigates ‘Disappearance of Mikolajezyk   Cppositioniet May Have Gainex -Foreicn Help

POLISH LEADER OF ANTEREDS' FLEES COUNTRY   Mikolajczyk Thought To Be Heading For Britain To Escane Communists

Foe of Communists “Flees Abroad’”’  POLISH PEASANT LEADER MISSING

Leader Against Reds In Poland Vanishes;  Dicaamearance Stuns His Party Followers

Leader of Poland’s Peasant Party Has Fled Country  End of Organized Opposition to Russians Is Seen

POLISH PARTY MAN'S ESCAPE HELD MYSTERY   Government Is Probing Circumstances of Disappearance

Mikolajezyk Takes Leave   Poland’s Opposition Leader Flees Enemy

Mikolajezyk Feared Death From Warsaw   Fight Against Commu. nists To Continue From Abroad

POLE LEADER TS REPORTED TO HAVE FLEE   Mikolajezyk Said Tx Fear Internment By Reds ©

Mikolajezyk Inquiry On  Leader of Polish  Peasant Party Flees Country

Peasant Party Leader Flees’ From Poland   Government Seeking to Learn How He Effected Escape

ANTI-RED LEADER FLEES POLANI   PROBE BEGUN TO DETERMINE WHETHER BORDER GUARDS WERE NEGILGENT.

POLES LAUNCH INVESTIGATION AS TO HOW OPPOSITION PARTY LEADER aces TO FLEE THE COUNTRY

Foe of Reds. Flees Poland      sition Chief Feared Possible Death

HUNTS ESCAPE ROUTE   Polish Government Wants to Know Who Helped Mikolajezyk Flee

Report Communists Trying To Cut Greece in Half —   Seek to Establish Corridor From Albania Border East to Olympus Area in Aegean

Communists Seek Greek Corridor  Charge Plan to Cut Nation in Two

Marshall Opens Series of Meets About U.S. Policy  Preliminary to UN

Whole U.N. Delegation Summoned   Marshall Calls Series Of Conferences To Outline American Position

Marshall  Calls for U. N. Talks   Delegates to Discuss Policy That U. S. Will Pairsue in Parley Starting Tuesday  To Name Experts     Balkans, ‘Palestine,

Conferences Are Held By U. S. Delegate:   Marshall Calls Meetings Before UN Sessions

U.S. GETS SET ON ISSUES. DUE IN UN ASSEMBLY   Marshall Will Assign Experts to Certain’ Questions in Conferenc

PARLEY CALLED BY MARSHALL   Secretary Confers with Aldes on Stand U.S. Wul Take at UN Assembly.

Secretary Will Speak af Assembly Meet  Delegation Members   Delegation Members Are Briefed Today On Principal Stands

Plans to Assign Other Spokesmen to Specific Issues to Come Before 55-Nation Assembly

Marshall Maps Basic Policy for U.N. Assembly   In N.Y. for Conferences on Major Issues

U.S, PLANS 10 GET UNO AIRING   ‘Marshall Summons Delega tion To Talk Action

Marshall Briefs Staff for UN   Plan to Distribute Load Among Experts for Assembly Parley

Marshall, U. N. Delegates Drafting Policies Prior To Meeting Of Assembly

MARSHALL, AIDS MAP U.N. PLANS   Balkans, Palestine Problem Among Key Discussions

Marshall Summons Conference   Delegation To Set Policy On Ralkans. Palestine

Marshall Calls His U.N. Group  Into Conference   To Map American Policy On Major Issues Facing A esammbhie.

Delegates Called For  Conference  Three Critical ~ Issues Studied

Prepares for UN Meeting Next Week   Will Assign Delegates to Various Assembly Committees

MARSHALL TO DISCUSS POLICY WITH DELEGATES   Secretary of State Calls UN Delegation to Conference

Marshall Ready To Set Policies or UN Meeting   Secretary of State Calls 10-Member  Delegation

Marshall Calls Delegates  In For Policy Conference   Secretary Of State Conducts Series Of Sessions In Advance Of United Nations Meeting Tuesday

Secretary Will Speak a Assembly Meet  Delegation Members a... #.%.f..J Peeled   Delegation Members Are Briefed Today On Principal Stands

Sec. Marshall Calls Parley  on U.N. Issues   American Delegation to Discuss Balkans, Veto, Palestine

‘Marshall And Staff Plot U. S. Policy For United Nations Assembly Session

Marshall Calls U.N. Delegation For Policy Talks   To Decide Course On Balkans, Palestine, Veto And Other Issues To Come Before U. N.

Marshall Opens Series of Meets About US. Policy   Preliminary to UN Session on Tuesday

QuizSix Women in Dahlia Case   “Billy” Suspect Denies Crime . to Chicaao Cons

APPROVE LIQUOR REVENUE PLAN   Towa House and Senate Q. K. Groun Proposal

Elliott and Faye Sell Christmas Trees On Public Square—Cause Traffic Jam

MEXICO-CUTS— = IMPORT-LIST   ACTION TAKEN TO CONSERVE DOLLAR RESERVE--LUXURY ITEMS ARE AF «a . ' FECTED .

CREW OF BOMBER JUMP TO SAFETY   Five Parachute Down on  Shetland Islands

Holland: Demands Stern Reich Peace   Netherlands Also Calls fox Moral Rebuilding of Inhabitants

Senate To Probe WAA Handling Of Surpluses  Labor Committee Studies Portal Suits; CAA Head Testifies

War Assets AgencyProbe Is Ordered   Better Air Safety Regula tions Discussed Before Congress

Today’s Talk, Acts in Nation’s Capital Summarized by A. P.   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Busy Readers

Congress Plans Investigation of WAA Activities   Labor Law Study Continues; Farm Subsidies Viewed

Order Senate Probe of War Goods Surplus   Ferguson Named Chairman of Investigation

Broad Investigation of War Assels Administration Ordered by Senate: Labor Measures Get Atfention

TURKEY URGED TO JOIN WAR BACK IN 1943   SECRET BIG THREE AGREEMENTS ARE MADE PUBLIC

Secret Agreements of “Big Three” Are Revealed to Public   Section Shows U. S, and Allies Wanted Turkey . in War in 1943

Contrasts With View  Of Acheson, Who Says Neutrality Was Better Than Joining Conflict

Secret Agreements Of Big 3 Conflict  With Acheson Views   Undersecretary Says Neutrality of Turks Served Allies Better; Full Statement of Military Conclusions at Tehran Revealed

BIG 3 TRIED 10 GET TURKEY INTHE WAR   State Department Releases Text of Yalta Agreements

Secret Sections of Wartime Agreement Between Big Three Are Made Public

Documents Disclose Turkey Was Asked To Enter War On Side Of Allied Powers

U. S. Releases Text Of Yalta Tehran Pacts  Disclosure Contrasts With Acheson's View

KANSAS CITY GIRL,20,1S8 FOUND SLAIN   Waitress. Had. Been “Pisto]‘Whipped’ to Death

Davis Says US May Have to Cut Wheat Use   Voluntary Rationing to Feed Europe Is  Aid Official’s Idea

MORSE FAVORS MORE CONTROL   Says Republicans Must Give Truman Bigger ‘Economic Gun’

Tragic Bust Menaces U.S., Solon Claims   Republican Says President Must Re Given Power

More Newsprint Sought in Canada   Special Committee Hopes to Get Larger Supply For 1948

Do Not Affect Intrastate Rail Freight  10 Per Cent Boost   10 Per Cent Boost Would Cost Shippers Million Annually

No Freight Rate Increase Inside’ State for Month   PSC Rate Expert. Says That Long  Before Increase

RAILROADS GIVEN AN INCREASE IN FREIGHT RATES   The Boost Will Not Affec Interstate Freight Movements.   IN LESS THAN 30 DAYS   This Announcement Was Made Today by the Public Serv-

President Roxas Makes Report   Cd De leckt mane URES   Says Relations With U. S. Have Improved

President Roxas Makes Report  Says Relations With U. S. Have Improved

TO BE FAIR, WARMER   Forecaster Says Temperature May Rise to &@ Tomerros

TERMINAL LEAVE BONDS TO FLOW   Big Rush Anticipeted by Bank: When They Reopen Doors Tuesday

YANGTZE CRASH FATAL T0 400   Survivors Threaten Tc Wreck Ship Office After Collision

Ship Officers Besieged By Relatives   Overloaded Yangtze Steamer Collides With Lighter

400 CHINESE DIE IN SHIP CRASH   Sicamer and Lighter Collide In Yangtze River

400 Chinese Drown In Ship Sinking; Survivors Threaten Officials Of Line

400 CHINESE LOST IN CRASH   Yangtze Steamer Sinks; Mob Storms Ship Offices

400 Chinese Drown When Yangtze Steamer Collides With Small Tug and Sinks   Angry Survivors, Joined by Relatives of Missing, Angrily Besiege Chinese Ship Operators Office and Threaten to Tear it Apart; Police Are Summoned

600 Survivers Are Taken Ashore;  Stage Demonstration  Ciasceemae wma Timkiase f*‘aliaa ta   Steamer and Lighter Collide to Cause Tragedy; Claim Tug Ignored Signals to Change Course

600 Survivers Are Taken Ashore;  Stage Demonstration   Steamer and Lighter Collide to Cause Tragedy: Claim Tug Ignored Signals to Change Course

CHINESE STEAMER SINKS; 400 DROWN, O00 ARE RESCUED   Police in Launch Save Large Numbers Thrown Into Yangtze River After Collision.   DRENCHED SURVIVORS STORM SHIP OFFICES   Charge Craft Was Badly Over. loaded and Demand Compensation for Their Lost Belongings.

400 Chinese Die As Steamer Sinks  600 Are Saved From Crowded River Craft

400 Chinese Die When Ship Sinks  Heavily Loaded Yangtze Steamer ~ Goes Down Fast

STARK COUNTY STUDENTS WIN U. I. HONORS   Toulon, Wyoming, LaFayette Students Win Honors Day Awards

Results Will Pipvide Answer To Problems Of ‘Arctic War’ Task Force Experiments To Find Amount Of Cold Man Can Take

SUNDAY TO BE SUNNY   Forecaster <av« Outleek for Plea«  ant Weather Ix (eed

! '  Two Men Are Guarding 'Mail of Wrecked Plane in Newfoundland

De Gaulle May. Show Strength   New French Party Expected To Call for Election

DBGAULLE BACKED FOR PREMIERSHIF   New French National Elec. tions Seen if RPF Gains Assembly Support.

Would Set Up De Gaulle In Power  General Election In France Seen Shortly

De Gaulle Party in France Fighting The Black Market   Interpret Last Sunday’s Elections as Protest on Crime, Graft

GEN. DE GAULLE TO MAKE BID FOR POWER IN FRANCE   New. Parliamentary Eiections to Be Asked as Soon as His Party Attains -Ma-jority in Assembly.   UNION OF EUROPE ONE: OF HIS AIMS   Spokesman Says Those Who Believe in National Entities Such as Belgium . Belong to Past.

DEGAULLE PLANS RETURN 10 POWER   General, with 38 Per Cent of Popular Vote Wants National Election

‘Farmer Sought After Kidnapee Escapes . . . Disappointed Lover Kills Woman's Husband, Dad, Takes Her for Ride

Couple Evicted For Wearing Long _  WWhite Robes And Going Barefooted

NORTH CAROLINA IS PREPARING FOR HURRICANE   Winds Estimated Up To 100 Miles An Hour Near Cape Hatteras   [FLORIDA RECOVERING FROM TROPICAL BLOW

STORM VEERS TOWARD COAST   North Carolina Banks Brace For Heavy Blow; Floods Cause Huge Damage

Storm Curves Toward Coast   Mid-Atlantic Area Alerted After Florida Rains

NORTH CAROLINA BRACES FOR FREAK TROPICAL STORM   Warnings Up from Cape Hatteras to Wilmington, N. C. —Winds Increasing in Intensity.   FLOOD WATERS RISE IN LOWER FLORIDA    Damage in Miami Placed at $4,560,000—Health and Housing Problems Spring Up.

Doors Left Open For Russians to Work With Big :   There Will Be No Barriers to Peace, Britain’s Bevin Says

Ministers Wait For Soviet Move  Secret Sessions Fail Bring Results

Austria, Germany Treaty Future In Kremlin's Hands   Soviet Must Make Concessions Soon  Or Slam Parley Door

AWAIT SOVIET DECISIONS ON “PEACE PACTS   Failure of Russia To Make Concessions  May End Parley

Sessions Held on Austria  Inconclusive  Soviets Must Make _ Concessions or End Conference

THREE WESTERN POWERS AWAIT SOVIET ACTION   Success Or Failure Of Mescow Conference In  Moletov’s Hands   STILL SOME CHANCE OF AUSTRIAN PACT

Big 4 Waits Soviet Word On Treaties   Deadlock Holds On Austrians’ Treaty And German Issues

MINSTERS AWAIT  SOVIET MOVE   Action By Molotov Seen Key To Continuance of Moscow Parlev

U. 5, DECIDES SHOWDOWN ON KOREA PROBLEM   Bitter Soviet Opposition Is Anticipated

Showdown On Korea Is Sought   U. 8. Delegation At U. P. Preparing To Ask Independence For Korea   OPPOSITION OF RUSSIA CERTAIN

RUSSIA FIRM IN OPPOSITION TO LIBERATION   Full Weight Of American Delegation Behind Move For Quick Action

Steel Companies Limit Operations   Nation Has But 31-Day Coal Supply With No Assurance Miners Will Returmto Pits

Labor Proposals  Bring Criticism Truman’‘s Message Is ‘Conciliatory’

Truman's Message Held Conciliatory   Republicans Find Little With Which to Take  Issue

Baggage Section of Plane Blazing ‘As Landing Tried   'No Reports of Finding Airship Available This Afternoon

REFERENDUM SOUGHT ON OUSTER OF ELGIN   Petitions Containing 6,666 Names Placed In Hands Of State Ciiizial

Elgin Petition Sent. To Maryland Capital   Over 6,000 Persons Sign Petition On Commisstoner’'s Oucter

Marshall Sees No New Loans  Army to Ask Funds For Overseas Zones

Sees No Need Now To Give  More Money   But Marshall Does Not Know What Futur Needs Will Require, He Tells Conference

Secretary Favors Extending Help To Italy Quickly   Department Studies Best Possible Plan To Aid Chinese

Marshall Sees EndtoForeign Aid Program:   State Dept. Plans No Fur ther Requests for Funds

State Department Not to Ask for More Relief Funds  Army to Seek Big Sun For Korea in Immediate Future

Favors Prompt Allocation of  Help to Italy Bill Advanced to Open  OFEfLico af Information

MARSHALL SEES AlD REQUEST END   Says War Department to Ask Korea Funds

NO MORE AID ABROAD SEEN BY MARSHALL   Does Not Predict Any Further Appropriations Like Greek Aid Bill.

Marshall Sees No Further Foreign Relief Measures   Funds for Korea Industry Will Be Requested

Secretary Marshall Foresees No Further Appropriations For Foreign Relief Programs

NO ADDITIONAL U.S. LOANS ARE NOW IN SIGHT   But Marshall Says He Is Not Prepared To Savy About Future

80,000 More Shipbuilders Set to Strike   Last-Ditch Parley To Prevent Walkout Opens in New York

SEEK TO HALT ClO WALKOUT   Shipbuilders’ Strike Is Scheduled to Begin At Midnichi

Seek to Stem Strike of Shipbuilders   80,000 Workers in New York Near Deadline

80,000 More May Walk Out Of Shinvards   Final Tfforts Being Made to Avert Additional Strikes Scheduled for Midnight

Harry Thaw, Famed Playboy of — 40 Years Ago, Dies at Miami Beach

DEATH ENDED — THAW CAREER   AMERICA’S FIRST “PLAYBOY'’ DIED SATURDAY NIGHT ‘ SLAYER OF FAMOUS ARCHITECT

HARRY K. THAW, PLAYBOY, DIES   WAS IN THE HEAD» LINES FOR THREE DECADES

U.S. Consul Takes to Air to Offer Good Offices in Indonesian Conflic

9.8, APPEALS IN: JAVAN CONFLICT   Offer of Good Office: Is Broadcast by Consul

U.S. OFFERS TO MEDIATE INDIES ROW   Consul General Radios Ofrer to Indonesians

US Makes Offer To Indonesians   OO NS SE TM Oe Se OS  Effort is Made to Speed Mediation In Dutch Conflict

JET PILOT WINS KENTUCKY DERBY. IN CLOSE RACE   Phalanx Comes in Second, Only Head Behind, With Faultiess Third and On Trust Fourth.   . RESULT IN DOUBT TILL { PICTURE IS DEVELOPED   Cime Is 2.06 4/5 on a Slow Track—Crowd Estimated at Between 115,000 and 120,000 in Stands,

Phalanx and Faultless Challenge Pilot Down. To Finish Line, But © Winner Lacte by Hand

3 Horses in Near Tie at the Finish   Pilot, Leading All the  Way, Named After  Dhaty Te Examined.

Chestnut Colt Out Front By Head at Wire   One of Greatest Throngs In Sports History Sees 73rd Running Of Race Classic   Winds Up In Photo Finish   Winner Leads From Gate; Hard-Pressed at End By Phalanx And Fauhlesa

Phalanx And Faultless In Close Finish   Attendance Record Sets 115,000 See Blue Grass Classic.

Senate Will Nof Take Up Health Bill This Year   ed Place* for r Long - And Bille

Taft Promises Early Hearings  Gn Health Bill   GOP Leader, However, Rules Out Action Thie Vasr.

HEALTH ACTION MAY BE DELAYED   Taft Sees ‘No Time’ For Ac: tion On Truman Bid

Health Bill to Get No Quick Action  Taft Sees No Place On 1947 Schedule

HEALTH BILL RULED OUI THIS YEAR   Taft Says, However, Committee Work Will Begin on Truman Proposal for a National Compulsory Program.

Republicans Claim Docket Too Heavy For Aid Program   Promise Only Hearings On Measure In Reply To President Truman’s Appeal

Tatt Says 47 Senate Won't Act on Health   No Place on Schedule For ‘Long, Bitter Battle’ on Health Bill

No Place on GOP Program for Long And Bitter Debate Required to Pass a Federal Health Measure

TAFT RULES OUT FEDERAL HEALTH LAW THIS YEAR  DECLARES SENATE HAS NO PLACE ON

‘NO ACTION SEEN ON HEALTH BILL   Taft Says GOP Has No Time For Truman Demand

TAFT PUTS OFF SENATE ACTION ON HEALTH BILL   Says There’s No Place For Plan On ’47 Schedule; Promises Hearing

Taft Sees No Place On 1947 Slate For US Health Measure GOP Policy Chief Rejects Request

Federal Health Setup Opposed By Republicans   Truman’s Program Will Be Shunted Aside, Taft Says

Taft Postpones Health Battle   Holds Senate Has Ne Time This Session  For Long Fight

Taft Says No Time For Health Bill   GOP Leader Says Senate Wont Take Up Bill This Year

No Place On Schedule For Health Bill   Taft Promises Early Hearings

Taft Says Senate Has No Time for Health Bill Now   Sees Long, Bitter Battle Ahead Before Issue Is Settled . -

Taft Rules Out Health Bill Battle   Says Senate Has No Time For Long Debate

Holiday Death Toll Reaches 285 in U.S.; 114 Killed in Traffic   Fireworks Fatal to Three Persons; 93 Swinumers. Boat Riders Drown; Fatality List Expected to Climb

174 Killed in Traffie as 125  Persons Drown   Toll Likely to Exceed Prediction of National Safety Council

‘Automobile Accidents, Drownings Take Heavy Toll in Long Weekend

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL IN NATION PAST 200 MARK   3 Persons Are Killed in Accidents During Ath of July in lowa

35 Dead » Far on  oliday  ear Weather  ms Highways, aches; 114 Die T nhkhie AAichanc

Holiday Death Toll Soars Over 200; July 4 Celebrated Throughout World

285 Persons Die as Long Holiday Opens   Death Toll Lists 114 From Highway Mishaps, 93 Drownings, 3 Fireworks, 75 Miscellaneous

Auto Crashes, Drownings Top Tragic Deaths   Seven Killed In Wisconsin Midway In Long, Dangerous Holiday Weekend

Fourth of July Brings Joy and Sadness: fo U.S.   Accident Death Toll Mounts to Temper Holiday Spirit

U.S. HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL EXCEEDS 200   Ninety-two of the Victims Were Drowning Cases and Another 79 Lost Their Lives in Highway Mishaps.

114 KILLED IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS   93 Due to Drowning Three As Result Of Fireworks

—GPULIVUA FT £ULi~ Drownings And Traffie Head List  Three Killed By  Fireworks Blast

Drownings, Traffic Accidents Account For Most Of Deaths   Still Two Days To Go Before Week Enc Travelers Will Return Home From Trips

Texas and N. ¥. Tie for Lead With 18 Each   138 Die in Wrecks,  As 114 Drown, 3 Dead From Fireworks

New York in Lead With 18 Fatalities .   Drownings Head Lict of Death Causes as Nation Observes Anniversary of Independence

July Fourth Holiday Toll Reaches 253   Texas Second In Nation With 16 Fatalities

174 Dead on Roads; 125 Drowned   Five Killed by Firecrackers —Four Dead in Iowa Ac cidents, Two on Roads

Holiday Fatality Toll Already 239; 9] Motorists Dead   Toll for Long Weekend Is Expected to Top Antici  HUNDREDS INJURED IN JULY 4th MISHAP*   40 Persons Shaken Up .in Collapse of Resort City Boardwalk

Resorts Attract Record Crowds   Plans For Peace Urged In Many Addresses

DROWNINGS ARE LEADING CAUSE OF FATALITIES   103 Persons Drown; Automobile Crashes Take Lives of 98

Only Two Mississippi Fatalities   254 Reported Killed in Nation Since Thursday Afternoon

srege ib 285 Deaths Recorded in U.S. ‘At Holiday’s Halfway Point

‘Drownings Lead ‘As Death Cause Taking 1 03 Lives   Nation Counts 98 Dead in Traffic Mishaps

Holiday's Death Toll Over Nation Nears 350 Mark   138 Lose Lives in Highway Accidents; 12 Arkansas Fatalities

TRAFFIC CRASHES, DROWNINGS HEAD TRAGIC ACCIDENTS   Only Four Deaths Attributed To Fireworks; Two fiawe BPannin

Holiday Toll Grow: Higher; Drowning Seen as Worst Foe  Middle of Vacation Finds Numerous Accident Victims

Holiday Accidents Claim 253 Lives   Traffic Crashes and Drownings Take Heaviest Toll: Nine Dead in Ghio

Number Is Mounting ~ Each Hour   " AUTO TRAFFIC DEATHS ACCOUNT FOR 114 OF NUMBER WHILE 93 -°MORE DIED FROM. DROWNING

Death Toll May Rise Higher for Weekend Twentv-One Texans Meet Violent Deaths

French, British, and Other Countries Join Wellwishers of Uncle Sam on 171st Anniversary.   OCCASION NOTED IN MANY FOREIGN CITIES

103 Drownings In Nation; Car Crashes Kill 98   Plane Crashes, s, Other Accidents In Growing List: lowa Lists Three Dead

Traffic Mishaps And Drownin gs Claim Major Portion Of Holiday Casualties — Only Three Die As Result OF Fireworks On July Fourtl.

256 HOLIDAY TOLL   New York Leads Nation With 18 Deaths on the Fourth

Auto Crashes Takes Lives of 138 Persons   Only Three Persons Dead.As + Result of Fireworks Accidents During Holiday.

253 KILLED AS NATION PLAYS   DROWNINGS LEAD IN FIRST DAY TOLL OF HOLIDAY WEEKEND

FATAL MISHAPS MAY GO ABOVE PREDICTIONS   In Addition to Dead, Uncounted Hundreds Suffer From Iniuries and Burns.

Heavy Traffic in Nation Claims Lives of 138   Four Are Killed in State Crashes; 2 Die in Plane Mishap

EATH TOLL OR JULY 4 DLIDAY SOARS   Woman Pilot Killed at Decorah

REDS TAKE LEAD IN HUNGARY VOTE   Rivals Claim Communists Resort to Plural Ballots; . Official Protests Due _

HOUSE REFUSES TO PLACE BAN ON UNION SHOP   Strike Curb Measure Nears Vote on Passage; Approval Is Expected

HOUSE ROLLS TS STRIKE BILL iP FOR ACTION   Measure Seems Sure 0 Votes Needed; Senate Work Slated

Strike Curb Bill Intact   House Refuses to Cut Out Main Points; Passage Is Near

HOUSE EXPECTS TO VOTE STIFF CURB ON LABOR   Softer Strike-Contro] Measure Comes Up In Senate Next Week; Eventual Compromise Will riave To Be Worked Out.

House Prepares To Vote Today On Drastic Bill To Curb Labor   Retains Union‘Shop And Defeats Other “Amendment Efforts

LABOR BILL FT TO PASS BY TOMORROW   House Ready for Vote of Union-Curbing Measure Possibly Today.

Strike Curb Bill to Pass   House Expected to Act Favorably Today; Compromise Act Looms

House Set To Pass Potent Labor Measure By Nightfall, Senate Action Next Week

HOUSE MAY 0. K. ACTION TO CURB STRIKES TODAY   Legislators Refuse To Ban Union Shop And Permit Industrywide Talks

House Labor  Measure Up   For Passage   Only Some Technicality  Can Prevent Final Vote On It Before Tomorrow .

Ban on Union Shop Refused   Strike Curb Measure Draws Near To Vote

abor Committee Chairman ‘orecasts House Passage )f Strike-Curb Bill Today   Eventual Compromise Held Certain As Senate Takes Up Own Milder Version Of Labor Control Measure Next Week

House M-mbers Working Strike Curb Measure  Toward Vote on Passage

HOUSE IS SE TO PASS ON LABOR BILL   Senate Action Is Likely Te Begin Next Week

House Ready To Pass Union Curb  Bill By Evening   Measure Is Designed To Put Curb On Strikes, End Closed Shons.

Expect Passage Before Nightfall + Without Fight   Senate Expected To Start Action On Its Softer Legislation Next Weeks Camnunramice Indicated

House Strike Curb Legislation Nears Passage Vote Today   Chamber Stiffens Bans _ Against Industry-Wide Wage Bargaining

House Nears Vote On Union Strike Curb   Bill Would Outlaw Some Types, Provide Halting Of Tie-Ups In Some Others

STRIKE CONTROL MEASURE NEARS VOTE IN HOUSE      GOP Solon Confident Bill Will Be Given Approval Before Tomorrow

Labor Curb Bill *Miewed Passed’   Technicatity Contd-Prevent Vote Before Tomorrow; —3-—Obataeles-_Gvereonte

Union-Strike Curb Statute Set To Pass  House Today   Hartley Expects Bill To Reach Final Vote Late This Afternoon

Labor Curb Bill Faces Vote Test   Hartley Predicts House Approval Late Thursday

House Is Set to Pass Potent Union Strike Curb Measure by Nightfall

House May Pass Labor Bill Today Hartley Confident of  Quick Passage—Most Republicans Approve

House May Pass Labor Bill Today   Technicality Could Prevent Final Vote Today

Refuse Move to Ban Union Shop; Final Vote Near   Hoffman Amendment Again Re. jected; Senate Action By Next Week Expected

HouseReady To Approve Strike Bill   Passage Of Bilk Expected Sometime During Afternoon

Anti-Strike Bill Pushed By GOP Group   NEW LABOR MEASURE Is TO BE CALLED UP AT ONCE

Russia's “Hostile Propaganda’ Made Talk Futile—Bevin   Foreign Secretary in Formal Report to House Of Commons Tells of Molotov's Accusations

Bevin Declares Russian Hostile Propaganda Wrecked London Meeting

 — 2,000 LEAVE > British Ultimatum Issued  STRINGENT’  ; MOVES, LOOM

Move Prepares Way For Military Action Against Extremists   Government Awaiting Jewish Agency Reply to Stiff Ultimatum Asking Aid in Gusting iotent Underground Activities

Stennis Today Given Senate Seat Denied Year Ago To “The Man” Bilbc

2,200 Japanese are Dead or Missing in Typhoon Floodwater   Erect Dikes to Stop Water Rushing To Eastern Tokyo Area

Japs Working To Halt Flood Waters  mes....f§&.. .f AA?. 2? ur   Number of Missing And Dead From Storm Put at 2,280

2,280 Dead And Missing And 100,000 Homes Damaged By Jap Typhoon   Thousands Working To Erect Dikes Against Floodwaters North Of Tokyo; No Allied Casualties Are Reported Thus Far.

STORM DAMAGI COVERS AREA NEAR TOKYO   "Thousands Work Feverishly On Temporary Dikes     TILIA TALIAIC   Wiped Out, Many Villages Flooded; Water Rushes Toward Capital

JAPANESE WORK FEVERISHLY 10 ARREST WATERS   lokyo Menace By Onrush Of Flood In Wake Of Disastrous Typhoon; Damage To Property Estimated In Millions.

Typhoon-Born Flood Takes A Heavy Jap Toll   More Than 2,200 Dead Or Missing In Areas North Of Tokio.

Flood Rips Japan Areas   Thousands of Workers Erecting Dike to Stem Flood After Typhoon

Japs Ereef Dikes For Floed Waters:   Many Dead After Rush of Floods, Following Typhoon: No Affied Casuclties

Typhoon Toll in Japan Runs to Thousands   Estimated Dead Placed at 2,280; Damage in Millions

Hundreds Dead In Fload Near Nippon Capital   Homes Destroyed ‘In Ares After Typhoon Causes:  Levees. Fo Burst;  :. Rainfall Heavy

Typhoon Lashes  Japan   Thousands Dead, Miss ing or Homeless; East Section of Tokyo Is. Threatened by Floods

Evacuation Of Hatteras Due Today   E. Carolina Feels Effects Of Hurricane

2280 Japs Dead, Missing in Storm   Thousands Building Dikes in Effort to Stem Floods 20 Miles From Tokio

Japs Working To Halt Hood Waters   Number of Missing And Dead From Storm Put at 2,280

Japanese Typhoon Dead, Missing Estimates Placed as High as 2 280

1,280 Reported Dead, Missing In Jap Typhoon   Floods Threaten Tokyo As Workers Battle To Erect Temporary Dikes

Japan Typhoon Toll Set ‘At 2,280 Dead, Missing; Floods Menacing Tokyo

BUILDING DIKES TO STOP FLOODS NORTH OF TOKYO   JU. S. Military Government Estimates 100,000 Houses Damaged by Storm

Flood Waters Rise in Wake Of Bio Storm   Crews Work Feverishly to Ereet Barriers Against Two Rivers Reported to Have Left Banks

Report Typhoon in Japan Left 2,280 Dead or Missing   Japs Work Overtime Building Dikes to  Stem Floodwaters--Thousands Homelace

2280 Lost in Japan Floods   Thousends Battle High Waters in Wake Of Tokyo Typhoon

Supreme Court Outlaws Local Taxes On RFC   Test Case Resulted When Milwaukee Assessor Levied Tax On Machinery

wi — ADMINISTRATION MOVE — Meat and Gasoline  Ration Bill Offered

PrioritiesAsked For Freight Cars, Poultry, Steel, Grain   Export Controls Would Be Extended Through March 31, 1950

Republicans Pushing Own Plans   Proposal Would Let Government Buy Entire Wheat Crop

Power to Buy Wheat Crop Also Sought   Administration Is Seeking Authority to Use When Need Arises; Bill Seen As Reply to Wherry

BILL PROPOSES RATIONING OF MEAT, GASOLINE   Would Also Permit Government to Buy up Entire Wheat Crop

Truman Asks Ration Powers   Purchase of Entire Wheat Crop, Other Commodities Outlined in Proposal Laid Before Congress by Secretary Harriman

BILL TO PERMIT U.S. CONTROLS 13 OFFERED BY ADMINISTRATION  TRUMAN LEGISLATION TO COMBAT INFLATION GIVEN SENATE PANEL

HARRIMAN BILL WOULD SET UP UJ. 5. RATIONING   Measure Submitted To Senate; House Aid Supporters Fight Slash

Republicans Plan Own Bill to Curb Prices   Proposal for Meat, Gasoline Controls Doomed to Defeat

Senate Group Receives Bill: Gives Truman Power To Allocate, Fix Priorities on Scarce Items.   PERMITS GOVERNMENT TO BUY WHEAT CROP

Included in Plan To Fight Inflation   Foster Tells Senate Group Meat, Gasoline Would be Allocated; Wheat Buving Authority Sought

BILL CONTAINS AUTHORITY 10 ALLOCATE. BUY   Hearings Would Precede Any Application of Checks  on Feonomvy.

Administration Bill Asks Broad Rationing Powe:   Senate Judiciary Committee Begins Study of Measure

CONGRESS GETS CONTROL PLAN   Government Regulation Of Other Commodities Also Suggested   BUYING IS PROPOSED

CONTROLS OVER GAS AND OTHER ITEMS SOUGHT   Administration Bill Is Submitted to U.S. Congress

Administration Submits  Bill Calling For Rationing      Economic Measure Would Allocate Meat, Gasoline, Other Commodities

Authority to Buy Up Scarce Ttems Urged —   Congress Asked'to Permit Allocation of Commodities 

Full Power Sought by Democrats   Proposal Answer To Republicans on Inflation Fight

Hope to Avoid Use of Power, Congress Told  Entire Wheat Crop Could Be Purchased   Entire Wheat Crop  Could Be Purchased Under Law’s Terms, But Passage Unlikely

Priority Section  Included   President Would Hold Powers Of Control

Will Include. Meat, Gas Other Items   Give Truman Authority To Allocate,  Fix Prioritiec.

Proposal to Give Rationing Powers Sent to Congress   Bill Will Permit Government to Ruv Wheat Crop

Bill to Ration Food and Fuel Is Presented   Administration Plan Also Would Permit Buying Up Crops

Truman Asks  Broad Curbs Qn _ Inflation   Bill Offered Would En. able Rationing Food And Fuel Supplies

ADMINISTRATION SUBMITS PROPOSED LEGISLATION TO CONGRESS TO PERMIT -RATIONING OF MEAT, GAS, OTHER ITEM

Administration-Proposed Measure Provides Allocation of Scarce Items

SENATE SETS BILL TO RATION FOOD AND FUEL   Offered By Administration

LEGISLATION TO PERMIT RATIONING INTRODUCED   Proposed Measure Submitted By Administration In Effort To Gain Authority For Controls On Meat, Gasoline And Other Commodities—Power To Buy Up Entire Crop Of Wheat Included — Restrictions On Consumer Ruvine Contained In Bill

Law to Permit Meat, Gasoline Dole Is Urged   Proposal Is Believed Doomed in Congress Ruled by G. O. P.

Broad Power Is Asked By: Government   Would Permit Federal Purchase of Crops At Fixed Pricer

Bill In For Power to Ratior Meat and Gas   Administration _ Submits Proposals --For Leaislation

Power To Ration Meat. Gas Sought      Foreign Aid Bill Stalled in Debate

Rationing Bill For Meat, Gas  Given Congres:  Measure Specifies Broad Powers Asked

Administration Presents Bill to Permit Rationing of Scarce Items   Proposed Legislation, Submitted in Reply To Republican Demands for Specific Plan, Would Permit Buying Up Entire Wheat Crop

Plan Permits Buying Up Of Entire Crops.  .Gasoline,; Meat, . Other Products Said Affectad.

Administration Submits Control Plan to Congress   Would Also Allow Government te Buy Up Wheat Crop and  Tea Elie Detaritios

OFFER BILLS T0 PERMIT RATION OF COMMODITIES   CONCRETE PROPOSAL MADE IN ANSWER TO CRITICISM BY GOP

Your Todavy’s Star      Sec. Harriman Offers Bill To Permit . Consumer Rationing And Crop Buying

ANOTHER INCIDENT INVOLVES TROOPS OF U.S. YUGOSLAYS   Six American Soldiers Stand off Demand for Small Patch of Land Near Trieste.   TANKS ARE USED TO BACK POSITION

SLAVS DEFIED BY AMERICANS   U.S. Soldiers Refuse To Give Up Land

GI's Ignore Slav Deadline To Quit Area   Handful of Yanks Wheel Up Tanks In Border Incident

It Might Be War  - Six American Soldiers Hold - Defense of Italian Soil

900 Close to Mutiny in Cuban Camp   Frustrated Men — in Dominican Plot Bitter

Revolutionists Near Mutiny tn Guban Camp  900, Captured in   900, Captured in Dominican Fiasco, Resent Detention

Most ULS. Control Is OffBuilding   Up To Industry To Meet Responsibility For Housing ‘Shortace

‘LITTLE AMERICA’ IS REDISCOVERED BY NAVAL PARTY      Byrd's Old Camp Found to Be in Perfect Condition Covered By Snow

Little America ‘Discovered’ Again; Found to Be in Near Perfect Shape

Tri-County GOP Rally Scheduled Monday Evening   Congressman Halleck To Speak in Knightstown in Interest of Harvey’s Campaign.

Federal Worker  Submits Proposal  To Phone Unions Howspaper Wire Service  Might be Atfected if . Telephone Strike Starlix.

STATE ELECTION WILL BE PROBED   CHARGE MADE DEMOCRATS CONDUCTED LOTTERIES IN CONNECTION WITH VOTE.

JAP BLUEBEARD" ON TRIAL IN TOKYO   Former Navy Officer Admits Kling Seven.Wemen

JAP BLUEBEARD GOES ON TRIAL   ADMITS STRANGLING 7 WOMEN TO DEATH SINCE APRIL, 1945

Wiaeeliee Cislotentien   Jap Strangles 7, Is Miffed  At‘Peeping Tom’ Accusation

JAP BLUEBEARD GOES ON TRIAL   Admits Killing 7 Women, But Denies Slaying 3 Others

Estimate Half Of Kansas Wheat Held by Farmers   Growers Agrea That High Prices Have Not Caused Any..Great Ruch tn Call

Additional. Bodies. ‘Are. Found in     Cadiz; Death Toll Nearing 1000

Cadiz Death Toll Feared Near 1,000   Rescue Crews Dig Throughout the Night In Rubble Of Blasted Spanish Port City

Contidence Voted in Ramadier   Coalition Cabinet Wins Vi¢tory by Slim Margin

Bidault Deputies Back Ramadier in Confidence Test   J Premier’s Coalition Regime Expected to Win By Narrow Margin

Government of France Is Given Majority Vote   Assembly Votes Confidenc« by Slim Lead—Averts  Grave Crisis

Reds in France lurnon De Gaulle  Socialist Premier   Socialist Premier May Get Communist Vote at Showdown

Ballot Averts, At Least Temporarily, Showdown Between Reds, De Gaulle   Voting Follows Plea For Unity   Premier’s Voice Quavers As He Urges Assembly To Save His Regime

CONFIDENCE VOTE 1S WON BY RAMADIER   Assembly Vote Is 300 to 280, 18 Abstaining

Engineers Battle Flood to Aid Twa Missouri Towns   Troops Moved South From St. Louis to Perry County Area

Army Moves South to Fight Flood   River Crest Moves Toward Claryville and McBride,  Missouri

Mississippi Now Highest In 103 Years   Thousands Of Acres Along Basin Flooded; May Begin Receding Today

Near Record Crest Rolls South; More. Land Covered   Sandbagging Crews Rushed to McBride and Claryville 70 Miles From St. Louis

FLOOD BELIEVED WON   Engineers Think Two Missouri Towns Can Be Saved

Mississippi Threatening More Towns   Army Engineers Struggle to Save Claryville and. MeBride Beine Inundated

Grand Tower Threatened by Flood Waters   Estimate 8,500 Homeless Between St. Louie. Cairo

MAY SAVE TWO TOWNS FROM FLOOD   Near Record Crest In Mississippi Takes Huge Toll

Army Fights Floods In  Missouri   Hopes To Save Two Towns From Rising Waters

DAMAGE OF FLOUD INCREASES TODAY AS RECORD S SEI   Total of Homeless Said to Be 26,780 by Red Cross; 103-year-old Mark is Broken.   KASKASKIA ISLAND NOW ENDANGERED

Army Engineers Fighting Losing Fight With:River        feather Bu requ

River at Highest Mark in 103 Years for 12  - Hours in St. Louts Area

HOPE TOSAVE © TWO MO. TOWNS FROM FLOOD ..   Crest Rolling — Southward from ,St. Louis

375,000 Acres of Land Are Under Water Already   100 Families Menaced At Claryville and McBride, Reports Say

Engineers Fight To Save 2 Towns  In Flood’s Path   Mississippi Crest Rolls South from St. Leuis; 8,500 Homeless

Search For Plane Presumed Down  In Alaska Ares   Transport Plane With 18 Aboard Is Overdue At Juneau, Alaska

Taft Announcing Plans Friday?  Will Place Ohioan In Presidential Race

Taft Candidacy Statement Due   Senator Expected To Announce Friday

Taft May Enter Race Tomorrow   Will Formally Announce Candidacy, Friends Say

ACtive Drive Aneaa  Backers Say Taft To Give Formal Okay To Candidacy   Announcement Set For Friday To GOP Committee In Ohio

Tait To Announce Active Candidacy For Nomination   Friends of Ohio Senator Say Formal Announcement Will Come Friday.

Taft Expected to Announce Active Presidential. Candidacy Tomorrow

Report Taft Is Ready To Announce Candidacy   Friends Say the Ohte Senator ts Set to Break Naws Friday

DRY ICE WILL BE TRIED OUT ON HURRICANE   Army - Navy Announcement Says Scientists Ready for Call Far from U. S.

CHURCH UNION   Laymen and Clergymen Agree to Work for the Establishment of a “United Church of America” — 255 Denominations are Interested Jn the Plan,

‘UNITED CHURCH OF AMERIGA’ —~ AIM OF PROTESTANT GROUP   CONSTITUTION TO BE DRAWN UP NEXT YEAR FOR PRO: POSED UNIFICATION

STFF! MAKERS BET PAY RAISE   Jones & Laughlin Corp Grants 1214 Cent Boost In 1917 Agreement

FUND, LEGAL. OR NOT?.  Taft, Pepper Clash on AFL Move to Fight Labor Law

(One Convict Dead, Six Others Hurt In Race Battle At U. S. Army ‘Pen; Six Guards Hurt   Victim Stomped To Death by Maddened Rebels; Hur! Tear Gas Into Cell Blocks In Effort To Ouell Disturbance

Demonstration by 800 Army Prison Inmates   “Kace Issue Dellieved Reason Behind 48. Hour Uproar

Use Tear Gas To Put Down Disturbance   Ft. Leavenworth Fighting Is Continuing

LEAVENWORTH BARRACKS I§ SCENE OF RIOT   One Prisoner Killed, Six Hurt In Uprising at Army’s Disciplinary Center.

Ft. Leavenworth Officials Report Outbreak Continuing Unchecked; Racial Tension Reported as Cause

Guards Toss Over 200 Tear Gas Bombs Into Two Cell Blocks: Blame Racial Issue

Skyline Radio Foils Disaster Tn Sea Storm   Forty-two Men Sighted on Broken Stern; 2 on Bow 10 Miles Away

Truman Certain World Eventually Will Achieve Peace and Vital U.N

Wants Military  Law Enactment   Truman Urges’ Congress To Act; Some Members Think No Interest.

Truman Sure Lasting Peace  Will Be Made   Tells Birthday News Con ference He’s Still An Optimist On World Ontloak

Truman at 63 Certain That the World Will Eventually Have Lasting Peace   F.D.R. Files on Arab LO: Naw Acrkccenkla

Truman Is Hale © At63   Tells Newsmen,His — Politicals4 ilosophy ' ’ Is Unchanged and: He Is Still An Optimist -

Congress To Be Asked For Training Law   Wants Military Program Approved This Session

Truman Has Belief In Long Peace   Thinks Nation Can Surmount Obstacles; Holds Birthday Press Conference

Jews Demand National Home In Palestine   Stassen Report Of Interview Hit   Reds Take Flour From Romania   Francis Case Up To High Court   Milk Prices To Drop In Columbus Friday   TA FREE TE TAX?   Truman Says World Will Achieve Peace

EXPECTS WORLD WILL ACHIEVE LASTING PEAGE   Truman Confident of Othe Gains on 2nd Anniversary of V-E Day

World Peace Certainty, Truman Says   President Marks His 63rd Birdthday With Press Meeting

Truman Certain World Will Gair Lasting Peace  President At 63 Reviews His Years In White House

Plans To Press For a Military Training Law   Truman to Urge Congress To Act; Little Enthus. iasm For Debate

TRUMAN WILL PRESS UNIVERSAL TRAINING   Hopes To Get Plan Through Before Congress Quits

The Weather   Truman Sees Peace Which ‘Will Endure  Cites Progress   Cites Progress In Two Years Since V-E Day

Still Optimist, Newsmen Told By President   Strong United Nations Ahead, Executive Says On Birthday—Taylor  To Remain at Vatican

—BIRTHDAY NEWS CONFERENCE— Lasting W orld Peace Is Certain, Says President

‘TRUMAN EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE LASTING WORLD PEACE LIKELY; WILL URGE UNIVERSAL TRAINING

PRESIDENT VOICES OPTIMISTIC. HOPE FOR WORLD PEAGT   Mr. Truman, in Birthday News Conference, Sees Outlook Improved

President Truman, 63 Years Old Today, Is in Exceptionally Good Health, His Physician Says.   TO REQUEST MILITARY TRAINING PROGRAM

Asks Current Session to  Act on Bill   Certain of Peace  President Says at Press Conference

Truman Certain World Will Win Lasting Peace   President Sums Up Two Years Since V-E Day; Says Nation ‘Has Surmounted Many Obstacles And Is Confident of Ability to Meet Others

FEELING FINE AT 63, SAYS TRUMAN   OBSERVES BIRTHDAY ON JOB AT WHITE HOUSE DESK TODAY

Truman Believes Lasting World Peace Certain  "Wants: Congress ta ‘Ret, . __Belore Adjonrament ‘ on  eteeren!: Teatnins Bill.

Truman Urges Quick Action, Training-Law.   To Ask Congréss To Enact. Measure

Truman Sees Lasting Peace   Country Has Surmounted Many Obstacles Since Defeat of Germany

U.S. Has Greatest Government in World, President Says   Land of Opportunity America Is Not Doomed To Depression Commerce Department Official Says

Truman, 63, Predicts Lasting World Peace   House Vote Due On Foreign Aid

TRUMAN TO ASK WIDE TRAINING   President Will Try To Get Current Session Of Congress To Enact Law For Universal Training. .

Truman Still An Optimist   Tells Newsmen On Birth. . day Of Corifidence  Th Pesere

Ignores Doubt In Congress Over Passage   Resolves To Push Controversial Topic;  Observes Birthday

SAYS WORLD WILL ACHIEVE LASTING PEACE, EVENTUALLY   President Truman Made This Remark at Birthday News Meeting.   UNIVERSAL TRAINING   He Told Conference He Ex pects Report Soon From Committee.

Truman Sure World Fulfill Lasting Peace   Observes 63rd Birthday; ‘Says Country Able To  ~ Surmount Other Problems

 President, Feeling Fine on 63rd  Birthday, Predicts ‘Lasting Peace’

Truman Certain Lasting Peace To Be Achieved  Birthday News Conference Held By President

Truman Certain of World Peace  President Celebrates 63rd Birthday Today

Doctor Thinks Nurse Drugged   Baltimore Student Nurse May Not Have Been Amnesia. Victim

See Ye eS ee UL er hUcrhlUcOWrhCUc WUhUcURDmhCUWPhCUhWPhCU Vr hlUhVrhUcUPUrhlUcrrhlUrlULh lhl CULT CUL  G.0.P. SENATE CHIEFS ANSWER C.1.0. BLAST   Sen. Ball Refutes Charge of “Involuntary Servitude”

G.0.P. SENATE CHIEFS ANSWER C.LO.BLAST   Sen. Ball Refutes Charge of “Involuntary Servitude”

Marshall Plan Cost Estimated $22 Billion  16 European Netions Submit Report on   16 European Netions Submit Report on Relief Needs: Lock to U. S. for Most

$5.97 Billions Asked of Rest Of Hemisphere   Western Europe Would Supply,  Borrow Remaindet

CONFERENCE CITES NEEDS, 22 BILLIONS   16-Nation Parley Submits Report, Economic Survey

16 Nations Asking U. S. For Billions   European Countries Reques Help at Paris Under Marshall Plan

Nations in Europe Count On Western Hemisphere  To Offer $22 Billion Help   Official Summary on Marshall Plan Stresses Need otf ‘Continued Flow’ Of Goods: U.S. Share Is $16 Billion

Self-Help Blueprint  ls Given   $15,810,000,000 From U. S. Under Marshall Proaram Asked

$22 Billions Asked 'To Aid Europeans   Marshall Plan Calls For $15 Billions From U. S.: Seven Point Program Set

FINAL REPORT RELEASED IN WASHINGTON   U. S. Expected To Supply  Most of Monev

Gigantic Sum Asked For Kurope   Hungry Nations Will Need Many Billions Yearly

Silhouette of Dancer Insured  For $50,0C0   Thumb Print of Dead Squaw Used to Endorse $40 Check

New Storm. 600 Miles  From Miami   Weather Bureau Watching Disturbance

CARIBBEAN SEA STORM BREWING   Hurricane Hunters Read) To Check Disturbance Southeast Of Miami

Another Tropical Disturbance Puts in Appearance In Upper Caribbean

New Tropical Storm Forms   Planes May Attempt ‘Dry Ice Experiment

Actually There Is No Such Thing as Military Secret; War Incidents Proved That

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Real Secret Of Winning War: Have What You Need On Tap

LABOR MEASURE CHIEFS AT ODDS   Taft Disputes Hartley’s Comment on Coal Contract

Taft Thinks Coal Deal Is No Violation   Senator Says Contract With Lewis Complies With TaftHartley Law

Taft and Hartley Of Coal Contract   New Pact Dces Not Violate New Labor Law, Ohio Senator Believes   COLLUSION EVIDENT, CONGRESSMAN HOLDS   Co-author of Bill Feels Mine Operators Face Fines and Jail Terms

Coal Pact Lawful, Is Taft View   Co-Author Of Labor Control ‘Act Takes Different Attitude Than Rep. Hartley

TAFT TAKES ISSUE ABOUT LABOR BILL: UMW (S DEFENDED   No Violation of Law Is Found, Ohio Senator Says Today at Capital; Opposes Hartley.   PRESIDENT FAILS TO TELL OPINION

Miners’ Pact Not Illegal, Taft Avers   Hartley Sees New Coal Contracts as Violation of Law

Taft-Hartley Are Split On Miners Pact   Taft Believes New Wage Contract Is Legal, Hartley Opines lt  Is “Collusion.”

MINERS PAGT NO VIOLATION OF LABOR LAW   Co-authors of Newly Enacted Measure Disagree About “Collusion.”

Takes Issue With CoAuthor; Pact Is Collusion To Force Small Companies Out Of Business. Says

TAFT DOUBTS IF CONTRACT IS VIOLATION   Hartley Has Different  View

COLLUSION’ OF OWNERS, UNION, ONE DECLARES   Other Says’ Contract Is No Violation f Law

Taft, Hartley Differ On Coal Pact Validit)   Violation of Labor Law Debated; Plot Acainst Small Pits Chareed

TAFT TAKES [SSE WITH HARTLEY ON MINERS’ CONTRACT   Senator Sees No Violatior Of New Labor Law In Aareement

Coal Wage Pact ls Controversy Between Solons   Charge of Violation Of Measure Is Denied By Senator From Ohio

Ohio Senator Takes Sharp Issue With Co-Author of Labor Control Act Regarding New Agreement Signed by John L. Lewis And Bituminous Mine Operators; Hartley Accuses Unions And Owners With “Collusion” to Break Smali Coal Comp anies. .

Hartley, Taft Differ On Contrael  a ey   Taft Doubts New Contract Violates Low but Questions Economic Effects

Mine Paet Within Law, Taft States   Hartley, Co-Author Of La bor Bill, However, Says It Violates Code

Teachers Quit Over Discipline  Instructors Demand Student Punishment

BOARD 10 MEET WITH TEACHERS AT CLEARVIEW   Fail to Reach Agreement Last Night After Long Discussion

Clearview School Situation Same   - Faculty- Still-Out, Studénts Still Strike

Teachers Hold Firm in Stand On Resignations   Board of Education At Clearview Meats With Irate Mentors

Entire High School Faculty Quits After Dispute With Student Body

Teachers Still . Mad At Students   Clearview, O., High School Faculty Resigned In Body Yesterday

ADMITS KILLING HIS BRIDE, 19   Caretaker, 20, Claims He Shot Wife Only in Attempt To ‘Scare Hef 7

Son of Duce In Argentina   Vittorio Mussolini WMlecal Inimigrant

Vittorio Mussolini in Argentina; Sought by Italy for Collaboration

 Vittorio Wants To Live, Work ‘In Peace’ Mussolini ’*s Son Pops ‘Up In Buenos Aires

Mussolini's Son Now In Argentina   AP Writer Gets Exclusive Interview With Italian Flyer

SON OF DUCE TO TAKE J08 IN ARGENTINA   MUSSOLINI GIVES AP MAN FIRST INTERVIEW

Mussolini's Son, Vittorio; Living in Argentina, Gives First Interview to A. P. —

State Minority Leader Declares Plan for State University, Not Study, Is Joh of Commission

Ford. Funeral Rites Arranged   World Pays. Tribute to Famed Inventor;  Public Services to Be Thursday

WAS 83; DEATH AN END TO ERA   Factory Wheels Uninterrupted At Own Re.  aquest.

Want All Countries In Europe But Spain To Aid   DEFY RUSSIANS   Action Is Taken After Molotov Takes Abrupt Leave

APPEALS DRAFTED BY FRENGH, BRITISH ON RECOVERY PLAN   All Countries but Spain Invited to Join Two Powers in Formulating European Program.   SPLIT BY RUSSIA SHOWN IN ACTION

New Europe Economic Program Is Drafted   Britain and France Invite All Nations Except Spair To Join Plan in Defiance of Soviets

All Europe But Spain Invited To  Join Plan   Britain and France Map Recovery After Molotov Quits Paris Without Farewells

Britain, France _ Ask All Europe to Submit Aid Views   Only Spain Excluded From Appeal ‘Fo Jom in Drafting Unified Program for Economic Recovery

Britain, France Urge All Europe, Except Spain, to Join in Drafting Joint European Recovery Program -

WAR VET RESCUED FROM WELL GRAVE   Youth Was Pinned In 18-Foot Pit for 22 Hours

Business Halted, Schools Closed as Entire Town Aids In Rescue of Well-Digger

FAIL TO FIND” ~ ~~ MISSING MEN   SEARCH CONTINUED FOR BODIES OF ATCHESON AND THREE OTHER ~ VICTIMS OF CRASH

HUNT PRESSE COR VICTIMS OF AIR CRASH   Wreckage May  Contain Secret State Papers

Seeret Papers  Believed Los!   Air-Sea Search Continue: For Noted Diplomat

Crown Prince Frederick Is Appointed Regent of Denmark by King Todas

NEW HEAT WAVE PLAGUES MIDWEST   But It Is Expected to Last Only 4 Hours—Death Toll Reaches 159 +n Date.

Hold Out Hone for Rain in Midwest Area Next Week  Forecast Is for High Temperatures Over   Forecast Is for High Temperatures Over the Week End

NEW HEAT WA STARTS MOVING   Week’s Death Toll Hits 152 As Midwest Faces Burnina Davs

NEW HOT WAVE FRIES MIDWEST   Likelihood Of Rain I Seen For “ext Week By Forecasters

New Heat Wave Arrives Today Warning. by: US      Showers’ Possibly For Midwest Next Week Forecasters Say

CALL WALLACE IN RED DEFENSE   Former Vice President First Witness in Conspiracy Trial of 16

WALLACE WILL BE RED WITNESS   Former Vice President Te Be Called In Mass Conspiracy Trial

TAFT DECLARES FEDERAL TAXES CONTRIBUTE TO HIGH PRICES   PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SAYS HE WILL CONTINUE BATTLE TO GET REPUCTION.

TAFT COMMITTED TO WAR ON TAXES   Presidential Candidate Say: Revised Bill Due

Hungary’s Reds Arm Workers, Reports State   U.S. Action Possible Over Soviet Leaders Political Efforts

PRESSURE ON , HUNGARY NOW "ON INCREASE   DIPLOMATIC OBSERVERS ARE or OPINION "WAR oF ‘ NERVES” I8 OBJECT OF MOVE

CHICAGO MILK STRIKE SETTLED   Dispute Ends After 26 Hours of No Supply

Resume Chicago Milk Deliveries   End Strike 26 Hoiirs After It Is Started

GE Against Legislation Putting — Labor Bargaining at Disadvantage

British Reach Trade Accord With Russians   OFFICIAL RETURNS TO LONDON AFTER RED TALKS

GOP Eyes Nominating Primary   15 States Elect Delevates Beginning Next March

Presidential Primaries Beginning \Next March Reaarded Significant

Gulf Coast Casualty Toll Rises to 55   for Southernmost Coast of Florida

DEATH GOUNT MOUNTING IK COAST AREAS   Guardsmen Patrot Gulfport to Prevent Looting of Stores.

Curfew onin  Devastated, Gulfport, Miss   ‘At Least 56 Lost in Worst Disaster on Gulf Coast in Years

Curfew Is Imposed At Gulfpert   Guardmen Ordered To Shoot Looters In Devastated Area

Phone Strike Dispute Grows   Youngstown Deprived Of Toll Service

U. N. Assembly Votes Today On Patestine Plan   Delegates Hope This Is Last Day Of Session

PENITENTIARY GUARD DRAWS SUSPENSION   Man Given 6@ Days For Stealing And Selling Aute License Plates

AS HE FLIES T0 BEDSIDE   “Sacred Cow,” Bearing Chief Executive, Due at Grandview Early This Afternoon From the Nation’s Capital.

Son.on Way To Missouri  As End Come:   Mrs, Truman Unconacious Since Last Night

OLD MISSOURI SETTLER GONE AT AGE OF 94   FAMED SON ARRIVES AT GRANDVIEW IN PRIVATE PLANE

Presidents Mother Dies AtGrandview   Truman Enroute To Her Via Plane When Death Comes After IIness

jmission t Flowers  lequested Aged Mother of President Dies Seturday Morning

One Hour After President Leaves Nation’s Capitol   ———re  Suffered Fractured Hip In Febru ary, Third Similar Injury In 7 Years

President’s Mother Dies At Age of 94.   Mrs. Truman Passes Away At 9:30 A.M., Pacific Time While Son Is on Wavy From Capital

94-YEAR-OLD MRS. TRUMAN “SINKING   Fails To Recover Satisfac: torily From Illness   Accompany Chief Executive To Grandview, Mo., In “Sacred Cow”

Truman Leaves For Missouri; Mother Failing.  Signs Unification Bill Before Leaving

Truman Plane LateInRace To Grandview   President Received Mes sage Nour After Leaying Washington And Pressing Duties   Private Services  Monday At3 P.M.   Mrs. Truman, 94, Had Staged Gallant Fight Against Dlness; Was Devoted to Her Son

TO BEDSIDE: OFMOTHER   Signs Armed Forces Unification Bill Before Departure

Dies One Hour After Her Son Starts Home  - Dlana Tina ta   Plane Due to ‘Arrive at 3 p. m.

Truman Flies  To Mother   Aged Woman May Not Live Through Dav. Doctors Sav

President’s Mother Dies At Her Home   Succumbs Before Her Son Is Able To Reach Her From Washineton

Mother Truman's Long Illness Ends In Death at 94   Funeral to Be Monday; President Receives  Word as He Flies Home

President Flying To Bedside of Dving Mother .   Reports Indicate. Mrs. Truman Not Expected to Live Theanahaut the Mean,

‘Truman Boards Plane, Hopes Doctor Wrong   Personal Physician Tells President End May Be Near

TRUMAN'S MOTHER DIES AS HE FLIES TOWARD BEDSIDE   End Comes in Her Modest Cottage at Grandview, Mo. at 94 — Suffered ReJapse Sunday.   PRESIDENT ARRIVES FOUR HOURS LATER   News of Death Reached Him When Craft Was Over Cincinsiati—Private Servfees Monday.

Truman Leaves For Missouri; Mother Failing  Signs Unification pD'li pif... I fee’

Chief Executive Speeding West   .. Mother, 94, Succumbs Shortly Before Noon

Death Comes Hour After HST Left Capital —   Truman Flying To Grandview After Being Told Mother Would Not Live Through Day

Truman Gets ‘Parking Ticket   ‘Duty Comes First  Truman Flies To Bedside Of Fast-Sinking Mother

Succumbs Hour After Her Son Takes Off from  Washington   94 - Year - Old Missouri Woman Alert Almost  To End

Truman's Mother Dies Today At Family Home   94-Year-Old Woman Succumbs at Grandview One Hour After President Leaves Capital by Plane to Rush to Her Bedside

MARTHA TRUMAN SUCCUMBS 11:30 TODAY AT HOME   PRESIDENT EN ROUTE AFTER WARNING OF SERIOUS CONDITION

9LYear-Old Pioneer Sue ecumbs After Courageou: Fight: Truman’s Wife, Daughter At Bedside

CHIEF EXECUTIVE “EN ROUTE HOME - NPRIVATE PLANE   President Notified By Teles phone Of Critical Turn . - In Mather’« Canditian

Truman’s Mother Dies In Missour'      Son Was Enroute To Grandview Home  When Death Came

SUCCUMBS AS SON FLIES T0 HER BEDSIDE   Death Comes with President Only Hour On Way to Missouri

Martha Truman Dies as Son Is Flying to Side   Mother To President Succumbs At 94 At Missouri Home

President Truman Cancels Government Affairs to Mourn Death of Aged Mother; Funeral Set Monday

Mother Of The President Passes Away   Dies Before. Devoted Son Reaches Bedside. Funeral Services Mon-

TRUMAN FAILS TO SEE MOTHER BEFORE DEATH   94-Year-Old Woman Succumbs Hour After President Boards Plane

Mrs. Truman Passes Away. y  At 11:30 a. m:      Unconscious Since L'a st Night; Suter: Beh. back Last Week ..:

President In Grandview For Mother's Rites   Plane Lands 4 Hours After Parent's Death; Wife, Daughter Mee Chief Executive

Mother Truman Dies While Son  Flies to Bedside  Death Comes as President Copes With Flood of Bills

President's Mother Passes On at 11:30 At Missouri Home   Truman Enroute To See Aged, Ailing Woman by Plane

Simple Service Planned Monday For Mrs. Truman   Ross Says Family Asks ‘No Flowers’; Relapse Is Fatal

Mrs. Truman Passes Away At 11:30 a. m.   Unconscious Since Last Night; Suffered Setback Last Week

Flys To Her   Mrs. Truman, 94, Dies One Hour After Son Left Washington To Be Near Her

Saturday Bank Bill Advances  Sunday Sports Move Is   Sunday Sports Move Is ‘Approved

SENATE OKAYS BANK CLOSING   Approves Measure to Per. mit Pennsylvania Banks  To Close on Saturday

TAFT TO MAKE NON-POLITICAL TOUR OF WEST   Believe, However will Test Chances for 48 Nomination.

Child Strangled By a Murderer   Mother Says Intruder Tried To Choke Her

BABY, 3, KILLER BY STRANGLER   Prowler Tried To Choke Her, Chicago Mother Tells Police

Baby Dead; Mother Is Questioned   She Says Prowler Also Tried To Choke Her In The Night

Commission Reports U.S. Must Spend From 12 to 17 Billions   Burden on American Treasury During Next Year Estimated at ¢O F5N HON ANN. Caste far Firet Varner

US. Sacrifice Called for to. Oppose Russie      ’ President! SA “¢ unsel ‘Expenditure. $6 Billion in?48

$12 Billion Aid Called Necessary  Committee Says Action Vital  To Win ‘Cold War’ on Reds

Huge Sum Needed To Curb Reds   Committee Says Sacrifices Here Will Be Necessary

EXPERTS LIST FUNDS NEEDED TO AID EUROPE   Total Cost Estimate Tops 12 Billions, Report Shows

Pahute Indian Medicine Man Uses Rattle in Effort to Bring Back Souls of Two Bewitched Maidens

Indian Girls Convinced They're Dead Bui White Men Say They‘re Alive

UNDER WITCH’S SPELL  Indian Girls Think They’re Dead But White Man Says No

Republicans Plan Program For Congress  Military Training, : ‘Aid ‘To Education, Housina Sidetrackec

G.0.P. Leaders To Rush Througt NewlaxMeasure   Drive to Cut Levies January 1 Is Seen as Challenge to Trumar

Republicans To Try Again For Tax Cut   Only Change in Bill   Only Change in Bill Will Be January 1 As Effective Date

GOP Leaders Map ‘Windup’ of Leaislation   Near Decision on New Tax Cut Bill, Other ‘Last Ditch’ Actions

GOP fo Push New Tay Cut Bili this ‘ear  Proposed Measure Woauld Make Slach   Proposed Measure Would Make Slash Effective in ‘48

Taft Annoances Agreement Among Leaders to Pass - Reduction Measure a_ Second ‘Time.     HOUSE IS EXPECTED TO VOTE TUESDAY     Decision a New Challenge to  Ppuman — Legislation   Decision a New Challenge to Truman — Legislation Makes Stash Effective Jan. 1, 1948.

Policy Meeting Set for Today.   GOP’ Expected to. Decide  That Universal . Training Education Plans Out

Tax Reducticn ‘Measure to Be Revived   Congress Will Try to Pass Bill Before Adjourning

GOP To Rush Tax Measure This Session   Four Billion Doilar Cut Would Be Effective’ January ]

NEW TAX BILL. READIED BY GOP   Jan. 1 Effective Date; House Strength Seen  Aqcainst Possible Veto

GOP to Rush Tax Cut Bill  In Congress   House to Take Up Act Next Tuesday: Action Challenge to Truman

GOP TO PRESS ENACTMENT Ot TAX REDUCTION   Republican Leaders Decide t Try to Get Legislation At Current Session   OTHER TOP BILLS ARE TO BE PUSHED ASIDE

Congress to Act Quickly on New Tax Cut Plans   Poll Shows Sufficient Strength to Override Veto, Martin Says

GOP’s High Commas Decides To Rush   Speaker pee en ioe ee  Rext Taseday; Repablicans

G.0.P: May.  Attempt Tax  Bill Passage Leaders Confer  On Program Of Legislation —

GOP Leaders To Rush New  Tax Measure   Taft Says House to Start Bill and It Will Get Prompt Handling Upon Reaching Senate

COP TO SPONSOR ANOTHER BILL CUTTING TAXES   Attempt Will Be Made To Cut Income Levy By ~~ “Four Billions ~~”

Leaders Decide To Rush Action On Tax Slash   Sufficient Votes To Override Veto Believed Held

Compromise Labor Bill Approved by House, 320 to 79   In Senate Thursday, te President Soon After; Fate Is Uncertain

Compromise Labor Bill Approved by House, 320 to 79  ln Cannba Thiveatimew ba   In Senate Thursday, to President Soon After; Fate Is Uncertain

ACCUSED OF MURDER   Two Wen Are Held in Slaying a! {Hathe Salesman in 1945

U.S. Studying Possibility  Of Injunction on Lewis   Coal Miner Walkout Spreads To Four Major Carbon Pits

Injunction Angle Being Considered  Extension Of Federal Operation Is Urged

Asked : Walkout   ’ Showdown On New Labcor Law Seen: Miners Score Action By Solons

INJUNCTION IS FACED BY COAL UNION   Federal Officials Are Investigating  Walkout by Miners

Way Was Left Oper By Supreme Court: Rep. Smith Doubts New Law Can Stop National Strike

Justice Branch Probing Walkout  Injunction Against Lewis Is Studied

175,000 QUIT; ANGRY OVER UNION CURBS   Department of Justice to Determine Whether Injunction Can Be Slapped On Lewis.   ‘OPERATORS FEAR  COMPLETE TIE-UP   “Let Senators Mine Coal” Heard as Diggers Stop Work in Protest of Labor Law.

Taft Hartley Law May Not End Troubles   Extension OF Government Plant Seizure Powers Ureed

Full Scale Strike May Develop As 168,000 Quit Job:   Movement Begins for Government to Renew Its Seizure Powers

UNION'S PART IN WALKOUT IS INVESTIGATED   Action Taken As Tieup Spreads in Protest Over Labor Bill

Government May Slap AnInjunction On Lewis’ Miners   Justice Department Investigating Walkouts To Determine Legal Action; National Coal Associa tion Sees Full Scale Strike On

Justice Dept. Eyes Possible Court Action   Smith Fears Taft-Hartley Law Won’ t Avert New

GOVERNMENT IS PROBING SUDDEN MINE WALKOUTS   Will Determine Whether Injunction Can Be Slapped On Lewis   NEW LAW MIGHT NOT PREVENT COAL STRIKE

Injunction May Be Asked In Walkout   Showdown On New Labor Law Seen: Miners Score Action By Solons

Justice Branch Probing Walkout  Injunction Aaagins}   Injunction Against Lewis Is Studied

Justice Bureau Inv estigating Sudden Strike   Extension of Powers To Seize Plants Urged: Taft Opposes Proposal

34 Known Dead From New Storm   Most of Victims of Ar kansas Tornado Appar ently Children.

Arkansas Twiste: Kills at Least 34  Search for Storm Victims Ended

————————————————— eee  Tornado Death Toll Stands At 34; Hundreds Injured, Left Homeless

Rescuers Set Toll Of Tornado at 34   Arkansas Bayous Searched for Bodies

Tornado Area Receives Help   Arkansas Toll 34 Dead;  15. Missing Pannd

Hundreds Hurt, Homeless In Tornado  34 Persons Killed  In Arkansas Storm

Arkansas Storms Take 34 Lives in »Pine Bluff Area   Tornado Smashes Route Through a Fertile Farming Section

Hundreds Hurt, Homeless In Tornado pilchinlaaneedontattilintntin! Mathes cb AMMA AR pda  34 Persons Killed  In Arkansas Storm

ARKANSAS COUNTS 34 TORNADO DEAD; 21 ARE CHILDREN   Fifteen Believed Missing in Area South of Pine Bluff Are Found in Hospital.   50 HOMES DESTROYED, ; 500 OTHERS DAMAGED   National Red Cross Provides $20,000 for Relief — Search for Victims Is Halted.

British Princess May Get Increase In Her Allowance   Returns Soon From Honeymoon

Executive Sounds Pennsylvania Week Keynote With Special Address.

Reds Woo Slavs Wn US, Charge   Accuse Moscow of Trying to Ccntrol 15 Millions

Dr. Ross 'Did Not Appear Sane’ After Slayings, Sheriff Testifies

Mining Concern to Build Homes at Cadiz, Sell Them fo Employes af Cost

Gen. Meyers Gets Chance to Tell Story   Promised Time to Present His Version of Case

Meyers fo Get Chance ‘to’. Defend Self   Senate Committee Chance to Explain

MARSHALL PLAN MAY UNDERGO A REVISION   Proposal Would Use Purchases Instead of Gifts.

TRUMAN ASKED FOR COMPLETE FACTS ON PLAN   Congressmen Demand “What’s The Score On U. S. and Russia?”

11 CONGRESSMEN ASK TRUMAN T0 EXPLAIN POLICY   Want To Know If Aid PlanIs _ Iend of 17. S. In TIN

Soltons Ask If Aid Means War For U.S.   Missouri Congressmen Want To Know Answer;  May Kill UN

Missourians Ask   fp  Blunt Questions — Go to President On Aid to Greece

WOMAN IS TERMED “HOSTILE WITNESS’   Sister-In-Law Of Accused Hesse Jewel Thief ts Evasive In Beware (in Stam

A DURANT WITNESS CALLED “HOSTILE”   Defendant's Sister-in-Law Refuse: to Answer Questions at Hesse Gem Trial.

Sitdown Strikes ~ Tn Cyprus Came   Hundreds Of Jewish Im migrants Engage In Sitdown Strikes   SEEK TO SALVAGE BLASTED TRANSPORT

BRITISH SEARCHING SHIPS) ~ IN HUNT FOR EXPLOSIVES   JEWS IN CAMPS ON CYPRUS STAGE SITDOWN STRIKE AND TENSE SITUATION REPORTED .

Republican House Passes 30-20 Tax Cut Bil 275-1 31  Measure re Still Fac   Measure Still Faces Reluctant Senate and Possible Truman Veto

‘IFS’ MAKE BILL §      Measure Sent To Less Enthusiastic  Sansate> Hoses Vantaa  ewe 5 ¥ weww  272 Vey 137

Republicans Beat Down All Opponents; Send Measure To Uncertain Senate Fate

Measure to Reduce Income Taxes _ Approved in House   Several ‘If's’ Make Future of Bill Uncertain; Senate Action 2 Not Expecied Until Late in April

House Passes 30-20" Income _Tax Slash Bill   Senate Probably Will Not Act Until Late April

HOUSE PASSES 30-20 TAX CUT BILL, 273-137   Measure’s Fate Before Senate, President Is Uncertain

Dems Join GOP In Action; Now Put to Senate   Move Calling for Huge Cut; Truman Veto Considered

BILL REDUCING INCOME TAXES PASSES HOUSI   Legislation Faces Uncertain Fate In Senate; Veto Is Likely

273-137 Vote Sends Act to Senate Where Kuture Is Uncertain   Upper Chamber Not Expected to Act Until Late in April; Republicans Beat Down Motion in Lower House to Shelve Measure

Small Income Group To Get Biggest Slash   Several ‘Ifs’ Make Future of Bill In Senate Uncertain

House Passes 30-20 Tax Cut Measure  By 273-137   Action in Senate May Take Month And Bill Faces  Many Uncertainties

UT IS MADE RETROACTIVE TO JANUARY 1   Several Features Face Likely Revision In Senate Action

MEASURE PASSED, 273-137; FUTURE REMAINS IN DOUBT   233 Republicans, 40 Democrats for Slash—Number One Short of That Need- *  ed to Kill a Veto.   2-DAY BITTER DEBATE. PRECEDES BALLOT   Plan Calls for Smaller Dedue tions From Wages June —  1, Refunds on Overpayments From Jan. 1,

List Includes Seven Who Ran In Derby Race   Jet Pitot, Phalanx, Fault less, On Trust, Cosmic Bomb, Riskolater, Bullet Proof   Gross Pot To  Be $138,140   AL flands, Trainers and Stable Agents, Confident Of Winning BlackEyed Susans

Truman Is Looking For Man to Succeed Bradley  Administration Has Difficulty in Filling Some Posts

Truman Hunts VA Executive   President Having Hard Time Luring Men for Government

TRUMAN HUNTS NEW VA CHIEF   Financial Sacrifices Biggest Handicap In Government Jobs

CANCEL DINNERS AT WHITE HOUSE   Food Group Demands Cu In Beer; Breac Loaf May Be Smaller

No White Hous State Dinners: To Save Food   Six Elaborate Entertainments Are Cancelled

FLOODS DISRUPT LONDON SUBWAYS   Chaotic Conditions Reported Spreading tn City

cane eenaneaniemeneamnnenemneal  FLOOD WATERS ADD TO TRIALS OF LONDONERS

LONDON SUFFERING FROM FLOODS: AND SUBWAYS ‘STALLED    Crops Are Lost an and Some Talk Started for Another. ' Loan From U. S.

Floods Are Cause Of Transportation Jams For London   Subway Power Stations Hit; Waters Hit Crop Prespects In North England

Subways Close As Flood Water  Invades London   Rivers Receding In Most of England As London, York Suffer

London Subway Service Halted By Flood Water      Floods Are Spreading All Through North ern England.

Floods Halt London Subways  Traffic Jams Worst In Capital’s History

Floods Disrupt London Subway:  Transportation Jam Worst Ever Known

FLOOD WATERS HALT SUBWAYS IN LONDON   Thousands Late For Work in Transport Snarl

ENGLAND FLOOD CRISIS WORSE   Waters Seep Into Large Lonjon Power Station

Waters Seep Into London  Power Plant   Flood Knocks Out Subway Station Resulting in Chaotic Conditiens as Tranenartation Fail«

Thousands Flee 120 MPH Gusts; No Fatalities Yet   Communications Cut; Storm Believed Near South of Palm Beach

Full F orce of  Hurricane Hits Eastern Florida  Winds Up to 110 Miles Per Hour Send

Waves: Pound Beaches. And: ‘Winds. Knock ; Out. ‘Communications And. Power. Lines As Storm Sweena ln. From Atlante Ocean

"STORM POUNDS 200 MILE SECTOR OF FLORIDA: WINDS UP TO 110 M.P.H.

10,000 FLEE 120-MILE WIND IN LAKE REGION   No Casualties.  Reported Yet

“abulous Playground Is Lashed by Storm and Rain as Residents Seek Shelter.   TALL RADIO MAST SNAPPED BY GALE

NO FATALITIES YET REPORTED IN BIG STORM   Winds Rise to 120 Miles Per Hour as People Seek Safety In Public Shelters.

Storm Hits 120 Milesan Hour Today   Thousands Huddle in Public Buildings and Others Flee Northward

Floridans Seek Safe Shelters From Hurricane   110-Miles-per-Hour Winds Cause Damage Over Wide Area

Hurricane Whips East Coast-of-Fla.      Winds Up to 110 Miles An Hour - Whip Large Area

{1 Mile-An-Hour Gales Sweep Into Towns On Coast   Damage Is Heavy In Wake Of Storm

Molotov Hits At Marshall's Slow Action   Charges Russian Proposal On Korean Withdrawal Was Neglected

REDS IMPATIENT ON KOREA ISSUE   Withdrawal Proposal Ignored, Molotov Complains

MOLOTOV SUGGESTS TROOPS LEAVE KOREA   Note to Marshalt Complains That U. 5. Has Not Replied to Withdrawal Proposal,

MOLOTOV SAYS MARSHALL HAS DELAYED STEP   Failure To Reply on Withdrawal of Troops Assailed by Soviet Leader

Moscow Awaits Marshall Reply   Soviet Proposes Remova Of U. S. and Russian Troops From Korea

SOLONS OFFER 5-POINT PLAN FOR U.S, OIL   Special Petroleum Group Reports Russia Has Greater Supplies

Eleven Injured In Toledo Crash Of Pacemaker   N. Y. C. Passenger Hits B. and 0. Engine — At Union Station

MARSHALL WILL HEAD UN GROUP   Secretary Takes Helm «Of U.S. Delegation To Assembly

Younadahl Hits New Labor Law   § Governors Told Spirit F of Confidence Needed

PLANE CRASH   ‘Ship Goes Out of Control At Airshow, Crashed On  School Playground

Flying Parts Of Plane Hil Ball Players   Fighter Goes Out Of Control And Crashes During Air Show

Navy Plane Crashes on Playground   Pilot, Two Boys Killed When Ship Falls on Ball Game

Two Boys And Pilot Killed As Fighter Ship Goes Out Of Control During Airshow

2 Boys, Navy Pilot Killed When Plane Crashes into School Ground; 6 Injured 

Pilot And Two Youths Die, Six Others Injured  Burlington, la., Show Marred By Tragedy

PLANE CRASHES ON PLAYGROUND   2 Boys, Pilot Killed; 6 Lads  ~ Hurtin lowa Mishap

Goes Out Of Control; Six  Badly Hurt   More Than 3.500 At Air Show See Tracic Accident

ON CHILDREN   Three Killed, Six Injured In Playground Tragedy in Iowa

THREE KILLED AS FIGHTER PLANE SPINS   Real Tragedy Is Seen As 3,500 Attend Naval Air Raid

THREE DIE IN CRASH OF PLANE ON PLAYGROUND   Navy Pilot And 2 Scheolbeys Killed At Burlingten, lowa   CORSAIR WAS TAKING PART IN AIR SHOW

Probe Plane Crackup Which Killed Pilot, 2 Schoolboys   Believe Craft Tossed Out of Control by Slipstream at Air Show

AIR SHOW CRASH TAKES 3 LIVES   Pilot and Two Youths Killed as Navy Plane Ealle an lowa Plavaround

THREE ARE KALLEBAS PLANE FALLS      Navy Pilot, Two Schoolboys Die in Burlington, ta. Tragedy

NAVY PILOT, 2 BOYS KILLED IN [OWA SMASHUP   Airshow Fighter Plane Crashes On School Playground

3 Killed, 6 Hurt as Plane HurtlesInto Playground  ps oie ee a ld th ccs Killod and six.coeng persons seriously injured today when a

Three Die as Plane Falls On Playground   Six Are Seriously Injured as Result of Airshow Accident

Pilotless Plane Flies 2,000 Miles   Army Calls Trip Longest Of Kind

PILOTLESS PLANE FLIES 2,000 MILES   NON-STOP HOP FROM CALIFORNIA TO OHIO MADE IN  8 HOURS, 46 MENUTES.

Senate Adopts Public Utility Bill  State Would Punish Strikes, Walkouts

Ban on Utility Strikes Voted   State Senate Passes Bill, 17-12; Goes to Assembly

Rejoicing  Reigns Over  Old England   Pomp And Ceremony Prevails As 3,000 Witness Ceremony

Elizabeth And Philip Wed Amid Pomp And Ceremony Before 3,000   Princess And Former Prince Pronounced Man  And Wife By Archbishop Of Canterburv In Westminster Abbev.

Sybert Victorious: In Test Of Strength   Wrangle Develops Ove Abolition of Police Board

House Floor Battle Over Baltimore City Measure Marks Assembly Session

Balanced Federal Budget at End of Fiscal Year Seer   Chances Good, Govern. ment’s Analysists De-  clare in Capital

Uncle Sam May Have Balanced Budget in 1947.   Analysts See Chance ’ for First Time, * Since 1930

Budget Seen As Balanced   Country Has Chance, First Ino 17) Years

US] Has Chance To Finish Year h The Black   Swollen Taxes and Slower Spending Are Contributing Factors

Good Chance to End Fiscal Year With Balanced Budget It Would Be First Since 1930

IS HELD POSSIBLE            ‘Greater Income and Less Spend“Ing Could Result in Balanced Figures

Statisticians See Good Chance for Balanced Budget  Income Is Exceeding  Estimates, Expense   Income Is Exceeding Estimates, Expense  Ttems Running Less

EXPERTS BELIEVE BUDGET CAN BE BALANCED IN ‘4/7   AGREE PRESIDENT’S DEFICIT ESTIMATE I$ MUCH TOO HIGH

Budget Might Be Brought Into Balance   This Fiscal Year Wil Provide First Chance Since 1930

See Balanced Budget In 1947   Federal Income Is Far Above Estimate

SEE CHANCE FOR BALANCED GOVT BUDGET BY JUNE 30   Would Be First Time Since 1931; Income Up And Spending Down

Frospect8 Best stnce LAoU  Government Stands EKxeellent Chance Of Balancing Its Budget

Prospects Best Since 1930 Government Stands Excellent Chance Of Balancing Its Budset

Balanced Budge! Held in Prospect For Fiscal Year   Truman January Deficit Estimate le Said Too High

First Balanced Budget In 17 Years In Sight  Taxes Swell As Spending Drops

Good Chance to Finish Year With Balanced Budge   Report Is Given Out by Analysists

Balanced U. S. Budget Seen  Government May End Year Without Loss

Government Stands Chance Of Finishing This Year With First Balanced Budget Since 1931

Government May Finish Year With First Balanced Budget Since 1930

ei Policy plit Seen:    Bid-‘to Fratice to Join British-U. S. Industry [Talks Surprise to:AMG:   Reverses Former: Stand

Lero Weather Is Forecast for Missouri Today   Freezing Rains Cause Damage in Northern Part of State

Winter Puts On A Varied  Performance   Sections Of Nation Hit By Snow, Sleet, Tornadoes, Lizhtnins

Sections .Of Three States Are Hit Hard By Tornadoes      At Least 19 Deaths Caused By Tornadoes Or Blinding Snowstorms—Airport Hangar, Planes and Buildings Wrecked

Funds Allotted For Flood Work  Conemaugh Dam And Williamsport Favored

Expect Announcement Soon —Will Succeed Eisenhower, Who Goes To Columbia

VA BOSS LOOMS AS SUCCESSOR TO EISENHOWER   Official Announcement Exe pected before He Sails for Tour of Europe

Dewey Backs Training Plan   First Difference of Opinion Noted Between Senato: Taft and Dewey

‘Military TrainingQuestionThrowsDewey, Taft \On Opposing Sides OfPotential Campaignissue

Strengthening Of Defenses ls Advocated   Truman's Message Says War Still Is Possibility   Greek Cabinet Crisis Continues   Taft, Dewey Disagree on Compulsory Training

Military Training  Splits Taft. Dewey  N. Y. Governor Sides with Truman

Taft Against, Dewey  For Army Training Taft's Office Says He Still’s Opposed

Historians Get New Data on Lincoln His Son Collected and Kept Secret

President Says He Sees No Need For Big Three Conference But Will Be Glad fo See Leaders in U.S.

A Welcome To Leaders   Attlee and Stalin Invited By President, ‘At Press Conference

President Truman Would Welcome Talk With Attlee And Stalin In Washington

LONG FIGHT IS SEEN ON GILA BILL   Delaying Tactics Indicated on Part Of Californians

‘Northern Lights To Be Visible Tonight.   Sun Spot Discovered Today Will Produce Heavenly Display Of Lights

Story of ‘Viking Funeral’ Told Hitler’s Suicide, Pyre Described By Solitary Death Watch Survivor

NAZI DESCRIBES HITLER'S SUICIDE FOR U.S, PROBERS   Arthur Axmann Asserts Fuebrer Shot Self in Mouth and That Eva Braun Took Poison.   DECLARES HE HELPED BURN THEIR BODIES   Two Ended Lives, He Says, _ After Learning of Annihilation of Army That Was to Rescue Them.

Saw Hitler Die: Lit Funeral Pyre  Aumann Pacerinoc   Axmann Describes Suicide To Yanks

Hitler Ordered Body Burned Then Killed Self, Says Man Who Survived Death Watch

Bizarre Suicide Of Hitler, Eva, Bared by Aide   Both Took Poison, Der Fuehrer Shot Himself; Bodies Were Burned

Presidential Nominee Here   Prohibition Party Sets Meet for Oct. 18

wre Tactics Laid To Quest Qf Atom Bomb   Ex-Red Agent Teils Congress Russia Buys Uranium Since 1942 .

RUSSIAN HUNT: FOR URANIUM 1S DESCRIBEL   FORMER SOVIET OFFICIAL SAYS RUSSIA HAS BEEN PROCURING BOMB MATERIALS BINCE 1942

EXEMPTION OF MONTGOMERY IS BEING SOUGHT   Sen. Davis Introduces Charter Law Measure Into Senate   GENERAL ASSEMBLY QUITS FOR WEEK-END

Executives Handed Oyster Controversy   Governors May. Find Friendly Settlement Of Dispute

Largest Whiskey Producer To Continue Grain ‘Holiday’  Seagram Hopes Others Will Follow; . Most Shut Down To Feed Europe

Evidence Victims Were Dead At'Time Of Explosion  Mystery Angle Is Discovered In Coast Yacht-Blast Deaths

? BELIEVED DEAD AT TIME OF BLAST   LOS ANGELES CONTINUES PROBE OF EXPLOSION THAT WRECKED YACHT.

PENDING REPORT   Parents Might Have Been Dead Before Yacht Blast, Sheriff States

‘Yacht Victims May Have Died Befor« Blast Says Statement of Sheriff

Yacht Slayings Investigated In California   Officials Think Pair May Have Been Dead When Blast Went Off

Prepare New U.S. List Of Speculators   Agriculture Department Will Give More Names of Grain and Commodity Traders.

Truman Urged To Halt Gas and Oil Export Now   Wartime Controls Will Be Continued Is Prediction

Higher Salaries, Lower Qualifications Help Ease Severe Teacher Shortages

Teacher Shortage Apparently Beaten U. P. Survey Shows   Booming Enrollments Will Find instructors On Hand For Fall Terr

Laney Denies Asking Hollis To Leave Posi   GOVERNOR SAYS TWO LITTLE ROCK PAPERS IN ERROR

Laney Denies He Plays Politics With Hospital   Asserts He Has Not Asked Resignation Of Dr. Hollis

Texas City Today Buries 63 Bodies   One-Acre Memorial Plot Prepared for Unidentified Remains, Simple Service

Texas City Buries Disaster Victims In Memorial Plot  Mass Funeral Service   Mass Funeral Services Today for 63 Bodies Still Unidentified

Texas City Buries Disaster Victims In Memorial Plot  Mass Funeral Service Tadau far f2 Badioc   Mass Funeral Service: Today for 63 Bodies Still Unidentified

Hundreds Are Being Ordered To Leave Area   Residents Refuse To Evacuate; Fear Looting Of Homes

2,500 Die-Hards Refuse to Leave Path of Floods   [Second Greates Crest History Surges Down  Central Mississippi

NEAR RECORD FLOOD CREST SWEEPS DOWN MISSISSIPPI; RICH CORN LAND AND ITS HOMES THREATENED

VICTIMS OF FLOODS STRUGGLE 10 SIVE NWELLINES. EROPS   Twenty Thousand Said to Be Homeless Today as Stream Rises ; Sheriff Orders Ev acuation.

20,000 Homeless Because of Flood   Disaster is Second Greatest in History Along Mississippi

MississiPPl   Hundreds. of Families Are: Evacuated from Newly= Endangered Areas: .--

Thousands Homeless  In Flood   Mississippi Is Nearing Greatest Crest In History

GREATEST FLOOD CREST REPEATS ON MISSISSIPPI   Residents in Desperate Fight to Save Homes, Crops and Themselves

Wide Areas Fight Second Worst Flood   “Zero Hour” of Crest Due Saturday South OF Quincy, II.

THT IN DARK TOPLUG HOLES IN BARRICADE   Expect 24-Foot Flood Cres’ on Mississippi Above Quincy Saturday.

FLOOD ROARS TO NEW HEIGHTS AS LEVEES WEAKEN   20,000 Homeless, Estimate Damage At $30.600.068

Thousands Battle Threat of Flood   Second Greatest Crest In History Moves South

THOUSANDS FLEE AS FLOOD SURGES DOWN MISSISSIPP   Workers Strengthen Levees  Protecting Farms And Dione Pesce

GOP Has New Tax Slash Bill Ready; Cut -Effective Jan. 1 If Measure Survives a Veto

GOP Pushes New Tax Bil   Predict Committee Approved Today On Revised Measure

SENATE PUTS OFT VOTE ON TAX CUT BILL THLL MONDAY   Agreps to Ballot at That Time After G. 0. P. Fails to Push Measure Through at Night Session.   DECISION FOLLOWS 10 HOURS OF DEBATE   Eight Amendments Offered by Morse Beaten — McCiellan’s Proposed Change Still to Be Acted on.

GOP Blocked In Effort At Quick Passage   Truman Expected To Veto Measure Without Delay

Issue Put Off Until Monday   Night ‘Talkathon’ Staved by Minority

GOP Unable To Get Vote On Tax Bill   Action Delayed. Entil Monday But Passage Assured

Reject Amendments During Len Hours of Debate   Sponsors of Measure Fail to Bring Matter to a Decision With Night Session; Passage Assured

SENATE PUTS OFF VOTE ON TAX SLASHING   PASSAGE ASSUREI MONDAY; VETO CERTAIN

Senate to Vote on Tax on Monday   Fail To Get Measure Taken Care Of At Sat urday Nicht Meeting

Senate Delays Tax Cut Vote Until Monday   Barkley Tells Chamber He Expects Prompt Veto Of Measure

FINAL ACTION IS SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY   Democratic Leaders Predict Prompt Veto By Truman

Final Vote Set Monday With Veto to Follow   Party Leaders Agree To Test Issue After Hot Debate

Republicans Fail To Get   Speedy Vote On Tax Bill   Action On Reduction Measure Is Delayed By Party Agreement

Sponsors Fail To Get Action On Tax Slash   Night Session in Senate  Ends With Agreement For Mondav Okay

Final Senafe Vote on Tax Bill Monday   * p. sage Assured; Barkley Expects Another Prompt Veto by President

Barkley Expects Truman fo Veto Proposal Quickly   Ridicules Idea President Would Delay Move to Override

Final Action Is Put Off Until Monday by Informal Agreement of Both Party Leaders

Final Action on Income Tax Cut Bill Is Delayed Until Monday by Senate   Republican Sponsors Fail in Effort to Bam $4,000,000,000 Bill Threvgh at Night Session; Vote Ar\ ranged in Informal Gentleman’s Agreement

Party Leaders Agree To Pass Bill Monday   Gentlemen’s Agreement Makes Passage Sure As Party Chiefs Get Together On Issue   President’s Veto  Of Bill Assured   \Senate Adjournment Goal Bound Up With Tax Measure As GOP Pushes Its Efforts

Final Vote On Tax Cut Due Monday   GOP Fails To Pass Measure During Nuieht Session

Effort At Session Last Night Fails  Passage Is Assured Despite Veto Promise

GOP and Democrats Make Deal   Saturday Night Session of Senate Proves Futile

Senate Agreement For Passage Made   Members ‘Adjourn After Ten Hours Debate; Eight Amendments Turned Down; Com-  munity Property Law Faces Test

Senate Puts Off Action On Tax Bill   GOP Sponsors Assured OF Pasage Monday Reducing Income Levies; Veto By President ‘truman Forecast

Senate Will Vote on Tax Bill Monday   Night Session Ends In Compromise; One Amendment Remains

rinal Vote Set Monday With Veto to Follow  Darty Leaders Aaree   Party Leaders Agree To Test Issue After Hot Debate

Senate Tax Slash Vote Is Delayed Until Monday  Barkley Believes aan Will Veto  Meacnre Pramntly

BRADLEY CUTS OFF HEADLINE HUNTING MOVE   COLLEAGUE CHIDED FOR ATTEMPT TO QUIZ MARSHALL

Committee Get: Data on Vessels Lent to Russia   But Only After Fuss Over Subpoena Issued for Marshall

SOVIETS SILENT ABOUT 95 SHIPS   Moscow Asked To Eithe Return U. S. Vessels Or Pay For Them

House Gets Facts About Lease Ships   Nearly Calls Marshall To Learn Story About Russian Deal

Poses Question: Should the Princess Elizabeth Wed  Prince Philip of Greece?

London Newspaper Quizzes Readers:  Should Future Queen Wed Philip?

HEAT DEATHS IN ST. LOUIS   ‘Three Persons Succumb and at Veanst Four Others Overcome.

COLUMBUS BANKER CONFESSES. THEFT WV 19 YEAR PERIOD   Embezzlement of Sum 0! $108,000 Is Admitted by Schuder- Today; to Kile Charges.   AGENTS OF F. B. I. ARE TOLD OF CASE

Bank Cas Cashier   Columbus. Man: ‘Reported to Have Confessed Embezzlement Over 19 Year: Period.

3 MORE BODIES FOUND AFTER SHIP EXPLOSIONS   10 Sailors Rescued After Pacific Ship Breaks

Deadline For Acceptance Sef For Thursday   Proposal Has Been Submitted To Guild Bargaining Group; Two Year Contract

RAGING BLAZE ~ TRAPPING MEN   NAVY FIRE-FIGHTERS ENCIR. CLED BY BAUSH FIRE— ——LARGE-LOSS_IN-WILD. . LIFE

Blaze Encircles 82 Navy Fire-Fighters   Four American-Built Planes Held In Cuba

Brush Fire Traps 8) Navy Fighters   3.500 Acres Burned Over— 2 Killed, 75 Injured— Damage Is High

AGING BRUSH ARE ENGIRULES NAVY FIGHTERS   4N-Hour Blaze Continues Out Of Control

CENTRALIA MINt VOTES TO RETURN   Men to Go Back to Job at Scene of March 25 Tragedy.

Strike Closes Many Schools   Buffalo Teachers De. mand Annual Pay. -* Raises of $1.025

60,000 Pupils Get Vacation In Buffalo  Strike by Teachers Clacec Al] Ait 10   Strike by Teachers Closes All but 19 Of 98 Buffalo Schools

89 SCH BUFFALO CLOSE DUE TO STRIKE   Teachers Demanding An Immediate $1,025  Annual Raise

Buffalo School Teachers Strike  Closes All But 19 Of 98 Public Schools

SCHOOL TIEUP HITS BUFFALO   79 of City’s Schools Closec When Teachers Strike For Increase in Salary

Teacher Strike Shuts Most of Buttalo School:   60.000 Students Get Unscheduled Vacation  In Wage Raise Action

Buffalo Teachers’ Strike Closes 98 Public Schools   Vacation For 60,000 Students When Instructors Ask $1.025 Waee Boast

STRIKE CLOSES BUFFALO SCHOOLS   TEACHERS DEMAND $1,025 ANNUAL PAY RAISE — PICKETING IS LIGHT.

79 Buffalo VonPapen to ‘Schools Shut Get 8 Years Bv Strikers Hard Labor

Teachers Strike Closes Nearly All Buffalo's Schools   Situation Focuses Eyes On State-Wide Plea For State Aid

UR. Easy’ Dupes Man With Rubher Check   Texas City Looks to Conaress for U.S. Aid

REFUGEES MAY BE  SENT TO GEBMANY   Britain Warns 4,000 Aboard Transports

ORDER REFUGEES TO LEAVE SHIPS   Shipment to Germany Is Other British Alternative

DEATH TOLL MAY EXCEED 300   BR ee a Me Bee TS 2 a WARNED IMMIGRANTS ARE WARNE

French Strikes Spread To Mine Cities In North   Helmeted Troops And Police Roundup Marseille Suspects   BULLETIN

Russians Switch To New System  Currency Reform Program In Effect

Says Communism Is Big  Issue of Moment for 1947  Ideologies Cannot Be Reconciled

FALL PRIMARY DATE {§ SET   September 9 Is Selected F Municipal Primary

‘W FALL PRIMARY TED BILLS PASSE!   Traditional Date for Voting In Odd-Numbered Y ears Restored in State

Earl Ricks To Be Hot Springs’ Mayor; Fort Smith, Pine Bluff Annex Areas

Ohio Capital Seeing Double Today; 150 Sets Of Twins Hold Convention

Seek Jewels Stolen from German Widow   City of Cleveland Stingy--Or So Examiners Say   McClain Estate Asks Tax Refund   Worker Fatally Hurt By Falling Coffin   Double Or Nothing at Convention of Twins

Liquor Sale Increases in lowa Stores   Over 31 Million Dollars Re. ceived in Year’s Sales—  Net Income $7,042,511

MAKES TRIP * IN NEW PLANE FROW CAPITAL   Huge Throng Greets Presidential Party At Air Field

SHUTDOWN TO CONTINUE IN MANY MINES AT END OF PERIOD OF “MOURN: ING’   By NORMAN AGATHON International News Serrice

toc Veers To By-Pass South Florida   Present Route of Hurricane Menaces Georgia. Carolinas

2 UNIONS AGREE TO PUT END 10 PHONE STRIKE   Settlements Hailed As “Major Break’ In Walkout 4

2? NAZIS HANGED: 27 MORE TODAY   Mauthausen Executions Largest In History of Allied Prosecution

1) Nazis Hanged For War Crimes In Prison Camp  27 More Will Die On Gallows Today

22 NAZI GUARDS DIE ON GALLOWS   , Landsberg Prison Scene Of Mass Executions; Three Gls In Charae

AMERICANS HANG 22 IN GERMANY FOR WAR GRIM   Guards and Foremen at Mat thausen Concentration Can Die for Alleged Slaughter of 100,000.   ONE DROPPED TO DEA’ EVERY SEVEN   ‘Two Scaffolds Used by Thr G. I. Execationers—27 More to Go to Gallows Today.

U. S. Soldiers Will Execute 27 More Today   Guards And Foremen Pay Penalty For Concentration Camp Deothe

22. Hitler Guards Die  on Gallows   27 More Hang Today For Cruelty At Nazi Prison Camps

22 NAZIS DIE QN GALLOWS   Executed by U. S. Soldiers For Camp ‘Atrocities ; 27 Others to Hang

2 Nazis Die On Gallows In Mass ‘Execution: 27 More To Hang Today

27 More Go tothe Gallows Today For Slaugi ter of 70,000 Victini’s Of Many Nationalities

Exodus’ Jews Arrive at Gibraltar   4400 Refugees Are on Their Way Back  Bee node Oe ac. renee

British Transports with Cruiser Escort Arrive at Gibraltar with More Than 4,000 Jewish Refugees

Music Czar Is Defiant. As He Testifies Before House Labor Committee

STOP MUSICAL ‘TRANSCRIPTIONS    Also Says He Will End All   Recordings.

Daylight Saving Proposal Rejected by Badger Voters in Advisory Referendum

Fighter Planes Reported Ix Hlegal Take-off From Florida, Bound For West Lollies

DOMINICAN AIR FORCE ALERTED FOR “INVASION   HUNT IS FRUITLESS FOR ‘7 PLANES’ FROM U. S.

Following Rumor   State Department On Trail Of Poised ‘invasion Aircraft’ Now

Search Spreads To Keep Combai Planes in U.'S.   Seven Fighters Reported Ready To Skip Country

But Nothing Happened :   Can't Find Planes Rumored In Florida or an Invasion Of Santo Domingo

Mystery Tip Brings Alert: for 7 Planes   ‘Rumor Takeoff For Dominican Republic, But Nothing Happens

Planes Lost: U.S. Alert During Hunt   Caribbean ‘Disquiet Is Involved in Strange Situation

Still Search  For Missing Fighter Planes   Rumor Had It That Plane: Set Out For Caribbean  Destination.

Search Undi®. Way For’ 7 Ex-Army P\ “nes Said Ready To Skig Country

Mystery Tip-on ) 7 Planes Headed For Carribean   State Department Sent  Out ‘Alert’ in Fear  of Entanglements

Search for Seven Plane: Is Fruitless   Rumor That Fighter Craft  Were Poised fox Flight  To Caribbean False and  Nothing Gannenk

] Planes in Mystery Hop Yfir U.S, Hun   State Dept. Alerts All Airports, Forbids Leaving Country

Seven Aircraft Thought Leaving U. §. Not Found   Dominican Republic. Fearing ‘Invasion’ by Reds, Is Put on Alert

COMBAT MAY BE FLYING FROM U.S. SOIL   Seven Fast Planes Reheved_on Unauthorized Flight to Foreign Country   ALERT ORDERED IN TRY TO PREVENT TAKEOFFS

MISSING’ PLANES HUNTED IN VAIN   RUMOR OF TAKE-OFF FROM FLORIDA PUTS DOMINICAN BEPUBLIC ON GUARD.

Tip Prompts Search For Mystery Planes   Seven Fighter Aircraft Rumored Enroute For Dominican “nvasion’

Report Fighter Planes Poised In . Horida For Unauthorized Flight Adds To Dominican ‘Invasion’ Scare

Head, Legs Sought   Woman's Body Discovered in Detroit; Believed 20 Years Ola.

PILOTLESS PLANE LANDS AT ITS BASE   Robot Craft Completes Last Leg of 8,000-Mile Round-Trip to England.

BOOSTS IN SUGAR PRICE APPROVED      OTC Grants Increase Whict Wil Be About Cent On Five Pounds

“CAN'T IMAGINE WAS DONE BY AMERICANS”   Strong Words Shot at Kenton Ratd Gang by Congressman in Galion Inquiry.

GUARD REPORTS MEN WORE RED CLOTH MASKS   Plant, Union Officials Extend Negotiations to Solve Dispute

Brehm Thinks Reds Raided Kenton Plant   Negotiations Resumed in Galion Dispute

Donnelly Vetoes Key Measure for Training Schools   Declares Plan Would Result in “Too Much Conflict, Confusion’

Child Bill Is Vetoed By Gov. Donnelly   Code Incomplete, Leaves Law Gaps, Governor Says

PARTY FEUDING SEEMS SETTLED   Democrat Chairman And Secretary Smoke Peace Pipe In Lansing

NEGRO IS SAVED - FROM LYNCH MOB   Doubie Rescue !s Credited ic Mayor in Alabama

ATTLEE TOSSES STRONG WORDS AT RED FRINGI   Says Human Rights Denied in Part of South_ eastern Europe

Attlee Blasts Red Trends   Democratic Goverum ent Thore Called Travesty

Attlee Hits Red Policies In Europe  Stalin’s Decision On Aid Plan Awaited

Totalitarian Trend Rapped  Attlee Picks Decisive Weekend For Talk

Attlee Lashes Totalifarian Drive of Russ   Premier Re-states British Democrati¢ Aims, Hits Aggressor

Attlee Delivers Attack On Russia  Totalitarion Trends Saundly Dannune.

Totalitarian Trends Denounced By Attlee   Red Baiting By British Leader Before Coal _ Miners May Influence Stalin’s Decision To Join European Aid Plan

Attlee Hits Red Policy In Europe   Prime Minister Denounces Soviet Rule in Balkans

“Attlee Presses Bid . For British Leadership ‘In Rebuilding Europe

Attlee Blasts Soviet Control In East Europe   British Premier Hits Oppression Caused By Reds In Nations Near Russia

Aitlee Aims Blast at Soviet Union Says Democracy  A “Travesty” In East Europe

ATTACK ON SOVIET MADE BY ATILEE   Totalitarian Trends in Europe Blamed on Reds

Attlee Selects Ripe Time To Hay Reds   Stalin May Anno:nce Decision on Marshall’s Plan

Totalifarian Trends Hit by Aitlee   Says Human Rights Are Denied  s Feetarn Eurone

Totalitarian  Trends  Hit by Aitlee Says Human Right:  a, . eet Lee   Says Human Rights Are Denied in Eastern Europe

HOUR CLOSING IEWISH PROTES   Round Up of Leaders by the British Prompts Work  Stoppade

z\hstine Calls Rneral Strike in  _ Rrntact A tion   Rev. Shaheen Writes -  Inability to ‘Talk French Causes Humorous Problems

HIJACKERS ARE NABBED BY FBI   21 Persons Held in New York, Miami Beach for Stealing Scarce Goods

FBI Smashes Hijack Ring In The Ea st     Twenty-one Arrested After Stealing Searce Goods Valued At $500,000

Big Hijacking Ring is Broken   Heavy Bonds Placed on New York, Florida Men

FBI Smashes ‘Hijack’ Ring   ‘Big Business? Method: Said Used in Theft«

"Bandits Had Stolen :-$500,000 Worth of Goods In Last Year; 21 Are Arrested by FBI Aqents

 BUGS, ‘BUGS, ‘EVERYWHERE E BUGS _ ~ Downtown Lubbock Is: Invaded  By Hordes Of Pesky Insects

 BUGS, BUGS, EVERYWHERE BUGS Downtown Lubbock Is Invaded By Hordes Of Pesky Insects

' Police Guard Princess’ Wedding Cake PASTRY MASTERPIECE TOWERS 9 FEE}

Treatments of Iniantile Paralysis to Save Lives. Check Crippling. Reported to ANEA

Report Discovery of Polio Treatment That Saves Life With Very Little Crippling

‘What the Experts Can Do, Mr. Othman Also Can Do; Hence His Year-End Review

Ships Collide One Sinks, Crew Saved   $3,000,000 Cargo Of Salmon Goes Down With Vessel

Motorship Sinks After Crash At Sea   $3,000,000 Cargo Of Salmon Is Lost: Crew Believed Safe

Freighter Rammed Amidships, Sinks Was Being Towed To Port  Crew Had Taken To Lifeboats And All Safe

Salmon Ship Sinks After Crash in Fog   $3,000,00 Cargo Is Lost. in Collision With Heavy Freighter

Ships Crash Off West Coast   Fenn Victory Plows Into Coastal Motorship In Fog

MOTORSHIP SINKS ‘WITH RICH CARGO OFF PACIFIC COAST   Craft Goes Down After. Being Rammed By Heavy Freighter : During Nicht

OHIO STEAMING ON TENTH DAY OF HEAT WAVE   Citizens Scan Skies In Hope Of Rain Declared To Be Only A Possibility

See No Relief For Ohio Heat Till Thursday   State In Drouth Grip, ~ Mercury Again Heads For 100 In Places

Marshall Reported In Favor Of Special Congress Session; President For StopGap Aid Using Minimum of Half-Bil linn Dallarwc é

2ND RAIL UNION ASKS PAY HIKE   Demands by Firemen Follow Request of Engineers

VISHINSKY HITS DULLES, OTHERS IN NEW ATTACK   Firm Soviet Position Looms On Palestine; Another Clash Seen Todav

Russia to Press Warmonger Case   Vishinsky Says War Instigators Should Be “‘Enchained’’: May Force Complete Showdown.

Russia Pushing Attack on U.S.  Soviet Fights From Minority Position

‘Warmonger’ Attack Heads for Showdown   Soviet Russia Pushing Assault on U. S. To Decision in United Nations While Staving. Off Apparent: Defeat on Major Issues

WAR CHARGE TO LIMIT WITHIN.   Soviet Will Try To Delay Defeat On Greece, Veto

Warmonger Attack To Be Pushed   Vishinsky Repeats And Expands Charges.

Russia Pushing At tack on U. 5.  Cotas Cipbar Mun   Soviet Fights From Minority Position

Russians Trying To Postpone Defeat Of Greek, Veto Issues   Soviets Renew ‘Warmonger’ Charges: Newspapers Attack Truman, Marshail In Russia

U.N. Split Between East and  West Widens in Two Weeks   May Use “Warmonger™ At tack to Delay Defeat on Greece, Veto

Russia To Press War-Monger Case Against America   Vishinsky Fights From Tough Minority Position

RUSSIA FIGHTING — FOR SHOWDOWN IN UNITED NATIONS   Showed Every Evidence of Forcing Its “War Monger” . Charge 1o Showdown. _   STAVE OFF A DEFEAT   On Such American-Backed Is: .sues as Greece and . the Veto.

Red Delegates Believed Working For Showdown; Hint Marshall And Truman May Become Involved

Russia Forcing U.N. Showdown  On‘Warmongers’   Soviet Palestine Position  Critical Of Britain Also , a ee ee

Vishinsky Hits Close to Trumar In Latest Blast   Russian Would Enchain All War Instiqators

Reds Press War Monger Attack   Seem Set On Forcing ‘ Showdown in U. N.; No Hope of East-West  Compromise Apparent

RUSSIA RENEWS HER ATTACK O! NITED STATES   “wo Weeks Of Debate And Scores Of Speeches Produce No Grounds For Compromise Between East And West On Big Issues.

FOR SHOWDOWN WITHUS.INUN.   Seeks To Stave Of Defeat On: Gr eece. And WV. Abas   Vishinsky Expands On His Warmonger  Charges. —

Showdown on U.S. Planned Before U.N.   Vishinsky Renews His Charges; East and West Split Widens

Russia To Force UN Showdowr   Vishinsky Continues Warmonger Attacks; Mentions Truman

Delayed Action Sighted on Greece, Veto   Reds Apparently Face Defeat on Many Of Principal Issues

‘Warmonger’ Issue Pushed By Russians   Soviet Delegates Fight From Minority Position Against Defeat on US. Backed Proposals

SOVIET ENV GUNNING FOR SHOWDOWN   Vishinsky Adds To List Of War “Investigators”   Between Two Main Powers Likely To Develop Over Greek Border Issue

Russians May Seek Showdown   Evidence tridicates Soviets May Force “Warmonger” Issue At UN Assembly

Russia Pushes For Showdown On Charges   Presses Warmonger Attack On U:S.; No Compromise Seer

Russia Seen Ready To Ww OORT 9 orce “Warmonger  ‘Attack To Showdown

Russia Fights For Showdown On Its Attacks  Delegates Doubt Ec BPRRE CArrty ear -.

Will Try to Stay Greek, Veto Defeats   Firm Stand On Palestine May Now Be Emerging

Seek fo Delay  Action on Veto   Vishinsky Adds Names of Bullitt, Winchell, Gannett to Red List —

150 Passengers Removed From Grounded Vessel]   Rescue Ships Battle Fierce Gale to Reach Stranded Steamship

GIRL DEFENDANT HEIR TO ESTATE   Beulah L. Overell Named in ’ Parents’ Will

AGENCY MAY GET RIGHT 10 PRESENT MDE IN DISPUTE   Anglo-American Policy On Palestine Undergoes Comniata Turnabaut

BRITAIN MAY SUPPORT U. §. IN UN POLICY   Limited Role May Be Given Palestine Jews In Debate on Holv Land.

Delegation From Great Britain Awaits Final Instructions Before Turnabout

Strong “Truth Campaign” to Counter Russian Propaganda   State Department to Ask $1,500,000,000 for “Voice of America’ te TOUN MW BICHTOWER

“TRUTH DRIVE’ PLAN REPORTED   U.S. Said To 8¢ Considreing Steps To Counteract Red ’ Propaganda.

Propaganda GOP Gives Of Soviet Up Plan To Arouses U.S. Slash Taxes

U.S. To Step Up ‘Truth’ Campaigr   Government Stung By Soviet Barrage

Trutt Campaign Abroad Studied  Officials Feel Need Of Meeting Russian Propaganda

Reports U.S. May Step Up Truth Campaign’ Abroad   Soviet Propaganda . Stirs Up Officials. " Seek More Funds  For ‘Voice of Americc

High Officials Give Thought to Enlarged Truth Campaign as Result of Russian Blasts.   Washington Angered by Charges That America is Making Plans for War on Soviet Union; Russian Leaders Continue inflammatory Talks

Forrestal to Bind ‘Guard into Defense   US Officials Consider Truth Drive Abroad

Govt. Plans to Intensify Its  Own Propaganda Program te Offset That of Soviet Russia

US May Combat Russian Barrage   Officials Consider “Truth Campaign’ In Europe

Vigor of Soviet Barrage Stings High Officials   New Russian Assault Stirs Resentment in Washington Circles

Report State Dept. Officials Have New Propaganda Plan   May Ask Additional Funds at Special Congressional Meet

State Department Wants To Begin Truth Campaign   Will Ask Congress For Funds To Send  Information Abroad

‘Truth Campaign’ Abroad Considered   High American Government Officials Stung By Vigor Of Red Propaganda Barrage

VIGOR OF RED BARRAGE STIRS CAPITOL HILL   Congress to Be Asked For Million and Half Dollars

U.S. To Counter Red Propaganda   Will Intensify American ‘Truth Campaign’ Abroad.

‘Fell the Truth’  Programs Urged To Offset Soviet Radio Comments

Intensified ‘Truth Campaign’ Urged as as. Answer to Attacks      Resentment - of Federal Officials. in Sealy ls Mounting Today. =

PAIL ARC SUNS * nS  U. S. Officials Ponder Need For. Intensive ‘Truth’ Drive   State Department May Seek More Funds For radio

Plan To Ask Congress For Added Funds   Molotov’s Speech Stirs Resentment * Among Officials. —

MAIN HANGAR BURNS   Devastating ‘Blaze at Rosecrans Field at St. Joseph. Mo.

$1,394,000 FIRE. AT ROSEGRANS FIELD IN ST..JOSEPH      Main ‘Hangar,: a Warehouse and: Two. DC-4 Airplanes “: . Destroyed.   DISCOVERED BY. GUARD   Approximately One Half: of “eae Equipment at the * Scene,

$1, 394,000 Loss i in. Fire  At St. Joseph   Two Big Planes, Main Hangar and Warehouse Burn at Airfield

Million Dollar Fire at St. Josep Airport Today   Hangar, Warehouse And Planes Worth $1,394.000 Burn

Airline Pilot Escapes As Shots Halt Romero   Bv CAPT. MANUEL CONDE.

THE HOUSE ADJOURNED fort   WEST FRANKFORT FUNERAL DIRECTORS DENY OVERCHARGE

HOUSE 10 PROBE AIRLINE GRASHES VA nea  airman Congress Will Be Asked for  Naw  acielatinn Aftar     PRELIMINARY PL PLANS SET      /PRELIMINARY PLANS SE   Congress Will Be Asked for “New Legislation After Hearing Is Held

Plane Crashes May Be Probed by Conaress   Facts ‘Astounding,’ Charges Rep. Rivers, Urging Investigation

ENCANA NT ENE ALE He ENC es eat a Ma meas DaRieiaNetamaateearee  Reveal Plans For Probe of Plane Crashes

iCar Demolished, I Big  Pole Snapped, Tree Uprooted, No Injuries

King Michael of Romania Quits Throne   Nation Proclaimed .: -Republic; Romance. Mav Be His. Reason

Government Is Prociaimed a Republic Today   Michael Plans to Marry Princess—Was Only King in Slav Nations Bloc

Michael Abdicates Throne; ‘°°’  ” Prospe  Romania Is Now A RepublicBrigh:

COUNTRY Is PROCLAIMED REPUBLIC   Monarch Renounces Throne In Own Name and In Name of Descendants.

Love Thought One Factor in LeavingThrone  - Diplomacy Behind   Diplomacy ‘Behind lron Curtain Used te Sour His Action

KING MICHAEL QUITS AS KING OF ROMANIANS   The Country Is Immediately Declared A Republic

Michael Expected To Quit Country, Marry Princess.   Last Reigning King Among Slay States In Russia's Orbit

King Michael Quits Throne Of Romania    Nation Is Declared . A Republic; Royal Romance Hinted

SON OF KING CAROL, WHO LEFT QUEEN HELEN FOR MAGDA, TAKES CTFP LIKE THAT OF HIS FATHER

King Michael Of Romania Quits Throne   Country Proclaims Republic; Ex-Monarch’s Wedding Hinted

King Michael Abdicates _ Romanian Throne, Believed For Love of Princess

Michael dicates or Love   Romania Becomes  Republic as King Quits Throne; May  ' Wed Princess Anne

ROMANIAN KING GIVES UP THRONE   Republic Is Proclaimed After Abdication

BALKAN STATE OF ROUMANIA NOW REPUBLIC   Young Ex-Monarch May Quit Country To Marry Prine cess Anne

King Michael of Romania Leaves Throne to Marry; Country Becomes Republic

;  MIGHAFL GIVES UP ROMANIAN THRONE ROMANCE RELATED   Abdication of King Is Proclaimed Today in Radio Address; Natior to Be Republic.   ENGAGEMENT TALE IS NOT CONFIRMED

MICHAEL LETS THRONE G0 TO MARRY ANNE   Abdication, with Red Tinge, Foliowed by Change in Government,

the Bourbon princess with whom he fell in love while in London last month to attend the marriage of Princess Clewahath at Retain

‘Romania Made Republic — After Michael Abdicates ‘Ostensibly To Wed Anne

Perilous Throne Renounced by Romanian King   Republic Set Up Quickly and Michael Linked With Romance

Romania Made Republic Affer King Abdicates   Michael Abandons  Throne For Love

Prison System Manager's Report Shows Illiterate, Some Sadist Guards in Ranks

Prison Boss Admits Sadists Hired as Guards   Stakes Says Low Pay Lack of Housing Two Major Problems

Texas Prison Trouble Traced to Low Pay For Guards and Overcrowded Conditions

Important To Save Greece  And Turkey   Both Are In Grave Danger Of Being Swallowed By Red Flood Sweeping Down Balkan Peninsula

Red Expansion Burning 'ssue   Uncle Sam Considering His Chestnuts in The Balkans

Fails T To See U.S. Aiming To Pull . ‘Britain’s Chestnuts From. Fire; ._Seviet-Expansion-Burnine Issue

Million to Idle One Day i in. N::J¢ Protest:.   Union’ ‘Maps Plea:‘to Truman:  For U: 8: Seizure of Phones:

: Make Up Your Mind, Honey! Time Limit Is Placed Qn Marriage Licenses

Amy Strength Cut Refused By House   Legislators Told Russia  Knows Only Language OF Forcra

PROPOSED-:ARMY CUT DEFEATED BY HOUSE   Refuses to Drop 30,000 Enlisted Men After Short Counsels Avainst Weakening Defenses,

FEDERATION OF SOCIALISTS: MAY BE FORMED IN EUROPE   ITALIAN PARTY LEADERS _SAID_ TO BE BEHIND COM. BINE TO OPPOSE  * RED GROUP

Records of Ballot Case Will Be . pine herd For Pertjured "Testimony

STOCOEN EN WARNED                   Point © Program * Fan Live stock Industry Drafted By Packine Head  Six-

BVUNUED IN 1508  U.S. Asks Rebel Aid Be Halted  Greek Guerrillas’ Balkans Support ‘Noted’ bv Group

_ —GREECE'—  Ask Halt Of Aid to Guerrillas   REDS FAIL TO BEAT PROPOSAL

SOVIET BLOC TOLD TO HALT BORDER MOVES   United States Loses Attempt to Place © Balkan Blame

New Program For Europe Is Suggested   Secretary Marshall Urge: Nations to Cooperate On Reconstruction; Aid From 1.8. Promised

K Marshall Promises American Assistance   * « Kx OK Foreign Aid Directors Named

Marshall Says Friendly Help Nation's Goal   Groups Trying To Prolong Misery To Be Opposed

Marshall Asks United Effort  By Europeans   Says They Must Initiate Rebuilding Program; U. S. Aid Promised.

Promises Aid   Pledges Opposition to Any Nation Trying to Block. ‘Proaress .

[Pledges Us ToStop Any  Maneuvers   Seeretary’s Call Marks First Step of U. §. Approach to World Rehahititatian   Direction {s Cited   U. S. Policy, He Says, ds Only Against Four . Factors

Marshall Asks European Countries To Work Out Reconstruction Plans

Calls Upon War-torn Coun tries To Work Out Re construction Program

Marshall Calls  For New Program   American Assistance Promised to Kurope So Far as Practical

At Same Time He Pledges United States To Oppose “Any Government Which Maneuvers To Block Recovery Of Other Countries—Says Europe Must Have “Substantial Additional Help’ During Next Three  Or Four Years Or Face Grave Situation

Marshall Calls on European Nation to Solve Reconstruction Together

Marshall Suggests All European Nations Work Out Reconstruction Plan; U.S. To Fight for Recovery

ARGUMENTS IN LEWIS CASE ARE HEARD BY COURT   Tribunal Trying To Psy« choanalyze Congress, Jackson Says   JUSTICE FRANKFURTER BECOMES ANNOYED

Justices Quiz Lawyers On Many Points; Counsel For US Heckled By Court   Frankfurter Throws Books On The Floor While Government Attorney Is Talking; Intent Of Congress Important Issue

‘Flare-Up Occurs At Court Hearing  Lawyers Sweat Under Questions From Bench

Arguments Heard  in Lewis Case Union Chief's Act Is Termed Insult

SUPREME COURT « HEARS ARGUMENTS ON LEWIS APPEAL   Justice Jackson Says Tribunal Is Trying to Psychoanalyze Congress Rather Than Interpret Law.   CONTEMPT CASE TAKEN  UNDER ADVISEMEN®   Clark Charges Union Boss In«   vited “Mob Rule” by Ignoring Order Designed to Head Off Strike. \

Government Argument  In Lewis Case Under Attack  UAW Attorneys Call It ‘Political’; Justice Jackson Hits Court Attitude

UMW Leader Attacked By  U.S. Official   Defiance Of Public Rights Emphasized By Attorney Gendée)

High Court Flare-Up Climaxes UMW Case   Justices Attempt To “Psychoanalyze Congress” Jackson Says Taritly

COURT IRAED BY ARGUMENT IN MINE CASE   LEWIS’ ATTITUDE CALLED INSULT TO U.S.A.

Clark Charges Strike Action Ansult To U.S:   Supreme Court Takes Coal Case Arguments Under Advisement

Tribunal Told To Attend to Facts in Case  ‘Psychoanalyzing’ Hit Le lackeann ec Rath   ‘Psychoanalyzing’ Hit by Jackson as Both Sides End Arguments

Clark Charges UMW Defiance ‘Mob Rule’ Bid   Court Psychoanalyzing Congress, Not Doing Work, Saves Jackson

Senate Okeh: ‘Voluntary’ Rent Boosts:   Vote Curb Extension “To March, °48; T20, Wike Time Set

BY VOICE VOTE; GOES TO HOUSE   ‘Voluntary’ Increase Plan Included In Bill

“Jomornows Headlines “Joday YANKS CRUSH DODGERS BY 10-3 TO. WIN SECOND SERIES GAME

Brooklyn Routed  By 15 Hit Attack   American Leaguers Roll to Their Second Straight “World Series Triumph by Combing Bums’ Pitching for 10 to 3 Victory.

3 Planes Forced Down in Rescue  Effort in Arctic   Eight Men Marooned Trying to Reach Four B-29 Survivors

pate of: Airmen Unknown *  ll rer aes le or hay’. - Jo Rescue Wrecked Fliers Crash

Two Arctic Rescue Planes Foreed Down   One Towing Glider Seeking To Save  B-29 Survivors

Daring Etforts To Rescue Four  In Alaska Fail   Two Planes. Glider Forced Down in Move To Reach Downed B-29

PLANES FAIL IN ATTEMPTED ARCTIC RESCUE   Two Air Force Planes Are Forced Down In Icy Wastes

Forced Down Near Place Where Bomber Wreckage And Survivors Spotted   Radio Silence Cloaks Fate Of Pilot And Ski-Equipped Ship

TAFT CONFERS WITH SUP HEAD ON AMENDMENT      Hiring Hall System May Be Allowed Ship Industry

Hints Alteration for Sailor Union fo Counter Reds   Quotes Pres. Truman as First to Suggest Americans ‘Eat Less’

PRICE CUT CHIEFS — DENOUNCE SALES’   Newburyport Council Raps Certain Retail Grauvos

Bevin, Back from Moscow Meeting,  - Urges Patience   ' Not Seeking Peace for a i Day But for Generaions, He Tells Britons

DAMAGES DENIED IN AUTO RACE ACCIDENT   Cumberland County Jury Finds In Favor Of Williams Grove Speedway Operator

Disney Takes Witness Stand   Daddy of Donald Duck Testifies About Communists

DISNEY ATTACKS HOLLYWOOD REDS   Mother of Ginger Rogers Also Witness at Capital Hearing.

Disney Testifies Sorrell Boasted Of ‘Using’ NLRB  Women Voters Grou Mentioned With Red:

LEAGUE ACCUSED BY WALT DISNEY   Women Voters Called A Communist Front Organization At Hearing

Disney Claims Reputed Red Boasted oi “Using”  Labor Relations Board

‘LABOR LEADER IS ACCUSED   Solons Told Of Reds’ Efforts  To Take Over On West Coast

Begin Parley To Prepare For Dratt (f Peace Treaties   Deputies Of Big Four For. eign Ministers Are Meeting In London   PLAN TREATIES FOR GERMANY-AUSTRIA

DISCUSSION OF PEACE.PACT © _— BETS-UNDERWAY_IN:LONDON   WORK STARTED ON  DRAFTS - OF TREATIES FOR GERMANY — AND AUSTRIA—FRANOE CHANGING STAND

Jews Divided On Question Of U.N. Representation  Special -Session

Groups Issue Rival Claims At Conference   Palestine Question Dis. cussed at Special — UN Session i

Rival Units Claim Place At UN Meet   Jewish Agency And Hebrew Comumitice Contend For Posts

Palestine Case Split Develops   Jews Not Decided  On Representative

Jews Are Divided  in Palestine Case _ Rival Claims Made * for U.N. Voice

Broken Rail Caused Train Accident, Claim   lanpanese Assistant Takes Librarian at Her Word

OPERATION OF Bie INCH PAYS   UeSix Had: net Yield of More Than Cost

Message Is Found Believed Left by Spanish Explorer   Arkansas Rancher Says Coronado Signed It in About 1540

BATTLE RAGES ~ ON LILIENTHAL   Patterson Backs, Morgar Flays Atom Nominee

ARTHUR MORGAN SAYS LILIENTHAL MISLED PHBLIG   Patterson Defends Nominee for Atomic Energy Program

Morgan Says Atom Nominee  Irresponsible F ‘ormer TVA Chief   Former TVA Chief Accuses Successor Of Ovecrambition

CRISIS WARMING ON LILIENTHAL QUALIFICATIONS   Patterson Defends Former Head of TVA; Attack Led by Morgan

Former Boss Over Lilienthal Raps Nominee   Was Irresponsible in TVA, Morgan Says; Paterson for Him

BUGSY’S MURDER LIFTS GRIME LID   Two Other Killings Come After No. 1 Gangster’s Shooting

N.Y. CENTRAL HONORS ITS “STUDENTS”   Entertains Public Relations Groups at Dinner

2 Bills Face © Truman Veto   ‘President Hostile ‘To Tax. Labor Plans

CHIEF FROWNS ON LABOR ACT   Trumon Tells Party Mates He - Will Veto Bill os Passed ‘By the House

Truman Veto Waits ‘Harsh Labor Bill   President Dislikes House Version, Favors Milder Senate Act

TRUMAN OPPOSES HOUSE LABOR BILL   PRESIDENT HINTS AT POSSI BLE APPROVAL OF MILDER SENATE MEASURE,

Truman Veto Of Bill Indicated  Dislikes Labor Bill Passed By House

Senate Could Avoid Veto Of Labor Bill   Democratic Spokesman Says Truman Might Approve Modified Act

President Hints He Would Veto House Labor Bill  Indicates Milder oe   Indicates Milder Senate Measure Might Get His Approval

YOUNG WOMAN AWAITS TRIAL   Brunette, 21, Accused in At. tempt To Hold Up Fort Smith Bank

Bound Over to the U. S. Court   Isabelle Tinney Charged With Attempting to Rob Fort Smith, Ark., Bank

Woman Charged With Attempt To Rob Bank   Fort Smith Teller Pushes Aside Weapor And Drops To Floor

Would Let UN Take Mandate  For Palestine   Churchill Urges Britain To Get Out Unless U. S. lande Helninge Hand.

MOB; TAKEN TO RALEIGH PRISON   South Carolina Places Confessed Rapist In State Penitentiary

Intended: Lynching Victim Not Harmed   Godwin Bush Taken Tc ‘Raleigh Prison For .  Satekeenina

ET  Negro Who Was Taken From Jail Last Week Escaped from White Mob

NEGRO ESCAPES LYNCHING MOB   Worker Is Placed in State Prison for Safekeeping

‘NEGRO FLEES MOB: SURRENDERS. SELF TOF. BLN SOUTH   Godwin Bush Is Lodged in State Prison Today Claims to Be Able to Identify Two Men.   BULLETS WHISTLE AS PRISONER RUNS

Negro Goes Safely To Prison At Raleigh   Bush Is Thought To Hame Named Two Members Of His Assailants

Negro Who Outran Carolina Lynchers Lodaed in Strongly - Guarded Priso

Negro Safe In Hands of  Authorities   Youth Had Escaped From Lynch Mob In North Carolina

One Dead, 3 Hurt, 50 Homeless... .  Tornado Loss Is~  Big In Carolina

11 Foreign Born Made  Citizens   DuBoisites Are Among Successful Applicants At Clearfield  Court Ceremony.

17 NEW GITIZENS NATURALIZED IN COURT TODAY   Oath Given By Prethonotary In Morning Session

PARDON BOARD FAVORED REQUEST  Governor Refuses Emergency Parole For Dr. W.R: Newton 

DRAFT BOARD NOW GUT OF EXISTENGE   Began Work In Fall Of 1940; Akron Man Was First Registrant

PLYMOUTH COUNTY DRAFT BOARD NOW OUT OF EXISTENCE   Began Work In Fall Of  1940; Akron Man Was First Registrant

BIDAULT VIEW ON SITUATION IN WORLD DARK   Sees Little Hope o Healing AmericanRussian Rift

NO HAPE SEEN NOW TO HEAL RUSSIAN RiF I   FRANCE SIDES WITH AMERICA ON U.N. QUESTIONS

Hopes Are Dim U. 5.-Russ Riff Can Be Healed   Pessimistic View Aired by Bidault At U.N. Session

France Firmly Supports U.S. In U.N. Policy   Little Hope Seen On Healing Breach With Russians Now

Hollywood Probe Becomes Thriller’  Ex-Communist Pops Up in Investigation

Communist Activities in Hollywood Told hy Actor, Writer, Film Produces

TAG HOLLYWOOD AS MAIN CENTER OF RED PLOTTING   PROMINENT FILMLAND FOLK BARE ACTIVITY OF COMMUNIST AGENCIES

Red Probe In Film Colony Follows Plot For Hollywood Spy Thrillers

Hollywood Commie Probers Listen to  Ex-Soviet Official   Inquiry at Dramatic Peak as Author of “I Chose Freedom”’ Testifies

House Body Hears Movie Men Cite Communists In Film City   Thomas Committee Orders Former Soviet Witness Guarded To Give Him Protection

House Committee’s Hollywood Hearing Ended  Movie Personages Wil Be Subpoenaed to Washington Session

SEEK OUT REDS IN MOVIE CITY   Russian Ex-Commtinist Pops Up In Midst Of Investiga. tion Of Alleged Un-American Activities In Holly.  ee. 

Movie Star Tells House Committee   Adolphe Menjou, Novelist Rupert Hughes And Jack Warner Among Witnesses Before  Congressional Proaherc.

Ex-Communist In Limelight Of House Probe   Tollywood Hearing Like Movie Thriller.

Russian Ex-Communist On Scene As  Probe Of Hollywood Reds Continues

Film Capital Is Declared Hotbed of Communism ©   Former Russian Red Adds Voice Before House. Probers

HOLLYWOOD: PROBE OF REDS TAKES ON' ‘SPY THRICLER HUE   Ex-Communist’s Appearance [s Added Drama; Death Threat Is Reported

Hollywood Lousy With Reds, Says Hughes; One Of Centers Of Activity, Asserts Menjou

DEATH THREAT ADDS SPY TINGE TO RED INQUIRY   Ex-Communist Testifies A: Top Film Figures Name Subversive Groups

EX-COMMUNIST PROBE WITNESS   Hollywood Inquiry Take: On Aspects Of Movie Spy Thriller

Ex-Communist Is Witness In  Filmland Probe   Dramatic Appearance O: Kravchenko Follows A Threat On His Life.

Ex-Communist Spices “Trial   Former Soviet Official Reported Threatened Before  Annearinga. ,

Red Probe A ‘Thriller’   Threat, Against Life Of Ex-Communist Adds Touch of Drama to  - Query in Hollywood

Former Russian Communist Pops Info House Prob  Hollywood Inquiry Takes On Aspects Of Movie Thriller 

RED ACTIVITY IN U.S. PROBED   Former Communist Under Guard After Giving Testimony

_—HOLLY.WOOD. INQUIRY =" a  Warning Adds Aspect Of 'Spy Thriller’ 

Former Red Tells Story to Probers   Film Personalities Tagged With Label as Communists

Film Figures Tell of “Reds” in Hollywood  Committee Hears a? Vheambe on 12k_;

Movie Folk Testify In Hollywood Probe   Quiz on Un-American Activities Develops Thrill Story Asnect

FORMER SOVIET OFFICIAL LEFT PARTY IN 1941   Adolphe Menjou Says Hollye wood is Center of Come munistic Activities

EX-RED ENTERS MOVIE INQUIRY   “ Chose Freedom’ Author, Who Bolted Russia, Testifies.

Thomas Group Told of Film  Communists   Hollywood Hearing on Sensational Side as Ex-Russian Official, Movie Folk Testify

HERBERT LAUDS TAXING RECORD   Governor Asks Legislature For Fund Outlay

Herbert Recommends Ohio Spend From Surplus Funds To Meet Soldier Bonus Outlay

Goshen Man Saved After Fall In Well   Cecil Taylor Overcome By Gasoline Fumes

HURRICANE CORE MISSES TAMPICO   New Orleans Bureau States Storm Moves Inland 5 to 7 m.p.h.

Hurricane Hits Near Tampico   Storm Moving Inland From Gulf, Storm Warnings IIp In Southern States

LABOR PARTY BACKS BEVIN   British Foreign : Secretary Wins New Vote of Confidence

BEVIN'S ACTIONS WIN PARTY FAITH   Gets Overwhelming Suppor At Annual Conference

Bevin Accorded Confidence Vote   Labor Party Backs Foreiqn Minister

Bevin Given Endorsement On His Work   VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IS GIVEN IN BRITISH PARTY

BEVIN DEMANDS POLICY SUPPORT   Also Calis for internationa! Peace Parley on Japan

BRITISH OK AY BEVIN’S FOREIGN POLICY PLANS   Receives Nearly Unanimous Vote of Confidence at Convention

Laborite Vote Approves Bevir   Government Wins Victory on Army Commitments. Economic Planning

Bevin Accorded Confidence Vote  Foreign Policy Wins -Endersement

BRITAIN READY TO CONSIDER ZIONIST PLEA   Full Hearing Promised On Plan to Provide Separate States

Britain Ready To Grant New Jewish State   Holy ‘Land Would Be Divided for Jewish and Arab: Peoples

[REFUNDS ON TAXES SEEN  Portal Pay Suits Said Threat To Government: Action Uraed

Treasury May Stand Heavy Portal Loss   Employers Told to Charge Off Pay Against Taxes  Re. Tewalved

FIRMS FORCED TO PAY GIVEN TAX BENEFITS   Officials Hold Claims Could Erase Savings On Renegotiation

Portal Claims Costly To U.S.   Government Will: Have to Shoulder Burden, Officials Say

Government May Be Loser In Portal Pay   Treasury Rules It May Be Charged Off Against Taxes

Record Of 90 To 94 Hours For Global Flight Is His Goal  Flier Off On World Solo Hon

ODOM LEAVES ON SECOND TRY FOR WORLD'S RECORD   LEAVES CHICAGO TO BEAT POST’S TIME FOR SOLO FLIGHT

TWICE-POSTPONED ROUND-WORLD SOLO FLIGHT BY ODOM FINALLY ITAKES OFF IN SEARCH OF MARK

‘Bombshell’ Off On World. Flight  In Second Effort To Break Record

Bombshell Off on New World Flight   Pilet Aims To Halve Old Record

ODOM HOPS OFF TO BEAT MARK   Attempting to Halve World Solo Record

Odom Starts» Global: Flight   Seeks To Halve Mark Established: By Post

Lilly Acquitted In Ballot Thefts  Ends Last Of Three Cases To Be Tried

Just Like The Romans   Julius Sends Goats, To His ‘Cleopatra’,  Warriare Hunt Conqueror.

TEXAN CONTINUES FRIENDSHIP MADE DURING WAR) > Former Texas Tech Student Doing His Part In Aiding Europeans: Sends Food To Old Friends

GI Brother of Boys Ranch Teacher Has “Personal ‘Marshall Plan’ in Oberation

SURVIVORS TELL —OF PANIC AS “” }GRPEK. VESSEL SANK IN   . CHANNEL NEAR be  ATHENS”

Six Planes Lost In Nearby Blaze   Fire Levels Hangar At Gettysburg Airport; $80,000 Damage.

Webster of Mason City Named 3rd District  PP pcansh bam Cece tae

Name Gillilland Party Chairman  Glenwood Attorney Heads Republicans

OVERELL TRIAL TO JURY SOON   Lengthy Court Battle Has Lasted 18 Weeks

Forrestal fo Ask Military Oil Priority   Army, Navy Face Short Supplies, AAF Curtailed

Road Deaths On Decrease, Truman Says   But President Says Job OF Preventing Highway Accidents In U. S. fs ‘By No Means Done’

Auto Death Rate In Nation Lower   President Opens Second Annual Highway Safety Conference: 6,500 Saved In '46

Truman Declares Highway Safety Campaign in U.S. Is Well Started   Heavy Rains Wash Away Soil Fertility, Says Wittrig; Points Need for Conservation

Union Says Action Will Not Affect Demands   Reduction Called  ‘Shock Treatment’ On Spiraline Prices

45-PASSENGER BUS IS STOLEN AT ANNAPOLIS   Police Seeking Thieves; Vehicle Wrecked Along Ritchie Highway

Only 38 Of 500 Still Rebelling   Warden Says Situation Now In Hand; Began On Wednesday

Halsey Praises Mrs. Roosevelt’s Morale Building  In MAnaneina Asatintan Ole   In Magazine Article He Also Relates Run-In With MacArthur

SC Leaders Seek To Bar Negro Vote   Democrats Plan An Appeal To Federal Court

U,§. Asks Council For. Trusteeship Of Pacific Islands  Arrangement Need . Not Wait for Jap  ae on... Cf at.

Sanction Asked  Of Island Deal   U. S. Presents Case For Mandated Isles After Russian OK Given

Austin Requests Speedy Approval Prior to Treaty  Makes It Clear U.S: Will Not Give Up Administering Islands

$2.50 PAY BOOST OFFERED BY BEL UNIT TURNED DOWN   Jorthwestern Phone Workers Reject Proposa! as Negotiations in Washing ton Hit New Snag.       SESSION IN CAPITAL REPORTED ‘STORM’   Company’s Stand for Arbitration and Union’s Insistence on Wage Offer Bring Stalemate.

Judge Paine Not Seeking Re-election   Wide Open Contest Expected Next Year

Asks Cooperation of Big Powers  Hungary’s Premier Makes First Talk

Asks Cooperation of Big Powers   Bunaery’s Premier   Hungary’s Premier Makes First Talk

Reds Make Plans for New Drives  Co-ordinate Action Against Marshall Plan

Reds to Battle Marshall Plan   New Franco-Italo Strikes * Reported Planned

France Expects ft im March; Would Affect France, htaly,; Greece, Turkey, — ‘Austrio. ea *

Reds Plannine Cffensive On Marshall Plan   New Coordinated Move Expected in France and Italy

See Red Drive  On ‘Aid’ Plan Study Effort To Tie Up France And Italy

Reds Planning Another’ Blast At Europe. Aid   French Expect Move Te Begin in March; Greek State Seen Prelim jmarv Step -

French See New  Red Strike Wave  Widespread Move to Thwart Marshall Plan Is Expected

France Prepares For New Conflict With ‘Red’ Wave   Communist Surge Looked for in March as Move Against US Aid

‘No Casualties Reportec When Gas Tank Blast Rocks Town in Michigan

Government Is Urged To Take Over Company   AFL Hurls Charge Of Inefficiency In Moakina Reauect

Communications Freld ts Hit by New Dispute; Strike Is Planned by Organization May 7.  ATTORNEY TELLS © ABOUT BELIEFS

AFL URGES SEIZURE OF TELEGRAPE   Westerk Union. Is Charged with Inefficiency

U.S. Asked To Take Charge Of Western Union   AFL UNION IN PLEA TO THE GOVERNMENT TODAY

Western Union Seizure Asked   A. F. of L. Proposes U.S Operation as Telephone Strike Continues

AFL Urges U. S. To Take Over Western Union  Request Ma aa Whil ik

AFL Files Brief In Case Today   Suggest Merger of Tele. phone and Telegraph; Strike Continues

Urge Change Of Western Union Status   AFL Asks Merger With A.T.T. Or Control By Federal Government

Federation Asks U.S. Seizure of ©  Western Union   Transfer to A. T. & T. Suggested as Alternative To Government Operation of Telegraph; No ~ Progress in 12-Day-Old Telephone Stalemate

Walker County Representative Seeks To Delay Vote Until Sept. 9      Proponents Ask a * = ae Decision Now   Senate Action On, Road Bond Issue Unlikely Until After Recess

Reyal Baker s Keep Recipe Secret  Rein 8 tt nee ee NL = cert  PRINCESS’ CAKE / 1S MASTERPIECE

500-Pound, 9-Foot High Work of Ar Will Be Elizabeth's Wedding Cake

Elizabeth’s 500-Pound Wedding Cake of 4 Tiers Elaborately Decorated

Display 500-Pound Wedding Cake For Princess Elizabeth; Recipe Is Secret

500 Pound Cake For Elizabeth   6 Weeks To Make, 10 Hours To Bake

LABOR PREDICTS NEW WAGE DRIVE IF PRICES HOLD   Warn Industry To Heed Truman Reduction Plea

Drive Will Be Officially Opened at a Dinner Meeting to Be Held Monday Evening i in

8S Page Colored Comic Section   C. W. Lillibridge, Drive Chairman, Names District Leaders and Workers  Who Will Make Collection Next Week   Drive Will Be Officially Opened at a Dinner Meeting to Be Held Monday Evening in Methodist Church; Cooperation Is Requested

Bodies of 82 Missouri Soldiers Brought Back  To San Francisco Today

BODIES OF 82 MISSOURIANS IN SAN FRANCISCO    Were Scheduled to Arrive  There Today Aboard the  Honda Knot.   BODIES OF 3,028 ABOARD   Caskets Will Be Sent by Special Trains to Their Home Towns.

 EXPANDED EXPERIMENTS PLANNED FOR ROCKET WEAPONS AT WHITE SANDS AND CONSOLIDATION 1S BEING UNDERTAKEN

SENTENGE 2 FOF SUGAR RACKET   Towans Are Fined and Placed on Probation

‘King of the Osages’ Freed From Prison After Serving 2 Decades on Murder Rap

Notorious ‘King Of the Osages Regains Freedom   William K. Hale Paroled From Federal Prison; Faced Life Term

‘Osage’ King Gets Parole   Released After 21 Years of Lifetime Sentence For Murder

Heavy Balloting Expected Today Qn Bond Issues   58 Judges Are Named as Voters Pass Judgment On Three Proposals

Heavy Balloting Expected Today Qn Bond Issues  Teds Aw Re ww!   58 Judges Are Named as _ Voters Pass Judgment On Three Proposals

LONDON JAMMED WITH NOTABLES FOR WEDDING   Common Citizen Brushes Reigning Royalty, Ex-Kings, Indian Princes

TRAIN HELD UP BY. NEGRO-DANDIT      UNDETERMINED "NUMBER OF - PASSENGERS STRIPPED OF “MONEY AND JEWELS, -

Bandit Robs Passengers on Chicago Train   Negro Holds Up Dining Car, Takes Money and Valuables From Those In the Rear Car

MAN ROBS TRAIN ENTERING CHICAGO   Lone Bandit Stages Baring Suburban Holdup

Lone Negro Robs People on 2 Cars of NYC Passenger   Gets Loot As Train En ters Chicago, Leaps Of At 35th Street

Course In Auto Mechanics fo he Offered in Mexia   Local C. of C. Sponsors Texas Extension Work

Blast Kills 5 In Holy Land   Stolen Postoffice Truck Explodes in Compound

Five British Police  Officials Killed in Shattering Blast   Truck Laden With Explosives Is Driven Into Compound by Jews; Underground Claims Responsibility for the Explosion.

 . e Kidnaping Reports Heighten Tension   Stern Gang Claims Responsibility For Blast At Sar ona: 13 Dead In Reurisale

BLAST KILLS 5 IN PALESTINE   Six Others Are Wounded In Underground Attack On Police Compound

British Police Officials Killed  Underground Blows Up Police Compound

HOLY LAND BLAST “HULS 5 OFFICIAL      British Barracks Bombed;  Kidnapping Victim Released

British Barracks Blown 'Up By Stern Gang; Five Killed. Six Are Injured   Two Jews Drive Stolen Truck Into Heaviest Guarded Police Compound In Palestine By Posing As Telephone Repairmen

Britons Killed In Bomb Blast   Two Jews Drive. Truck Laden With. Explosives Into ! Palestine. ‘Compound—Stern Gang  Claims Responsibility.

President In Tribute  To Heroes   Standing Bareheaded In Heavy Rain, He Lauds Dead Of Two World Wars

Nation Honors Its Dead of Two Wars In Traditional Armistice Day Services

—ARMISTICE DAY— Nation PaysHomageTo Those Who Gave Their Lives In Times Of W ar

U.S. OBSERVES ARMISTICE DAY   = , ° President Leads Nation in Paying Homage

Preparedness Stressed As Peace Insurance In Armistice Day Speeches

Nation Honors War Dead In Armistice : Day Services; Speakers Stress Preparedness

TRUMAN LEADS U. S. IN HONORING DEAD   Military Leaders Urge Preparation For War as Strongest Boost to Peace

F Observances Today in Many Cities Throughout Country Marking Date of End to First World War

Truman Leads Homage by U.S. To War Heroes   President, With Head Bared In Rain, Puts Wreath At Grave

U.S. Pays Homage. ToThoseWhoGave. Lives in U. S. Wars   Military, Civilisn ‘Leader: : Stress Prepared e88 as Insuran:  far Poeara

Strong America Emphasized On Armistice Day Truman Leads Nation In Paying iTribute To Those Who Gave Lives

Truman Leads In Homage ..   Meny Leaders Across Nation Stress Preparedness As Means of Insuring Peace

CEREMONY: AT TOMB OF UN. SNOWMN SOLDIER SYMBOL. “ -H2ES TRIBUTE OF .°* ~ COUNPRY = --

Armistice Day Services Led By Truman   Traditional Rites Conducted at Arlington  FT = ee

Truman Leads U.S. In Paying Homage To Its War Dead   Im Many Observances Military and Civilian Speakers Utilize Prenarednece Thi

President Pays Tribute To War Dead   Truman Places Wreath on Unknown Soldier Grave At Arlington Cemetery During Downpour

Tribute Paid To Those Who Made Sacrifice   Pres. Truman Attends  Service at Tomb of linkmawn Soaldioax.

Armistice ls Observed Over Nation   Preparedness Is Stressed by Military Leoders

Armistice Plee Urges Strong. U. 8. Defense   Seen Only Means Lhe Baan

Leaders In Armistice Day Talks Urge Preparedness To Safeguard Peace

President  Leads In War Dead Tribute   Places Wreath At Tomb Of Unknown Soldier; Nimitz Pleads For  Qtirongc Farrac

TRUMAN PLACES WREATH AT TOMB   Prealdent Leads NaWott in Armlatics Day Observation — Wreath is Placed at Tomb of Unknown Solfiler at Arlington Cemetery at li A. M.

NATION HONORS ITS WAR DEAD IN CEREMONIES   Military and Civilian Leaders Stress Need at Prenaredness for U. §

Truman Leads Armistice Day Tributes In U.S.          Unknown Seldier’s Tomb As'Reds Mark Day In French Capital

NATION PAYG ifs HOMAGE TO WAR DEAD   Holiday Speakers Stress Theme of Preparedness to Insure Peace.

Truman Leads Nationin (Observance  President Pays Visit To Tomb of Unknown Soldier

May Eventually Reduce Army fo 875,000 Regulars   Cut Is Contingent On Con gress Approval Of Universal Military Trainino Prooram

Renew Appeal For Universal Arms Training   875,000 Regulars War Department Goal In Permanent Program

VFW Asks U. S. Ban Red Party   Also Wants Daily Worker To Be Forbiddan Publicetiar

HOTEL ‘CLOSED’ AS FIRE HAZARD   Police Keep Guests Away From Chicago Inn

BILL TO WIDEN LOCAL TAXING POWER SIGNED   Local Units May Levy Sales, Income And  Other Taxes

RUSSIA BLOCKS ATOMIC CONTROL   American U.N. Delegate Makes Accusation

Soviets Seem lgriorant of Awtul Power   U. $. Delegate on U.N Atom Board Warns Control Obstructors

Russia Hinders All Atom Control Plans, U.S. Delegate Claims   World Hasn't Even Made Start at A-Bomb Control, Einstein Says

GROMYAU AND: HELPERS JUa ERRAND BOY   Charges Reds with Biocking UN Moves for World Atomic Control.

Soviets Hold Up A Control, Osborn Says   U. S. Delegate Warns Atomic War Could Mean End Of Humanity

UAW Convention Asks $1-An-Hour Basie Wage Law   Bitter Battle Shaping U;  Over Compliance With Taft Provisions

Convention Asks Old Law Repeal For 40-Cent Low   Taft-Hartley Law Opens Hot Debate

PAST POCAHONTAS CLUB HOLDS INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS, FEBRUARY 3RD.

\Unflation Marches On  Fire Insurance Rates \Increased 12.2 Per Cent

STARS DIFFER ON RED POWER IN HOLLYWOOD   ‘Opposition’ Hurls Smear Charges At Hearing

Watch Corn Crop   Sen. Gurney Sees ‘Astonishing’ Savings ln Army-Navy Merger

Arms Merger Saving Seen.   Solon Forecasts Big Cut in Costs Through Fusion

SOLON BOOSTS MERGER ISSUE   Senator Gurney Sees ‘Large Savings’ Through Unification of Armed Forces

Sees Large Saving In Unification   Sen. Gurney Says Merge To Save Huge Sums

Unification of Army And Navy Debated  Gurney Forecasts Big Savings Will Result

Confident Of OK Stamp On  Compromise _   Would Equalize All Forces: With More Than Two Years Of Areument.

Cites Saving in Forces Merger   Large Economy Due, Senator Gurney Says

AID TO EUROPE COMES UP IN BIG FOUR TALKS   Truman Doctrine Discussec At Moscow Conference For First Time

U.S. ENDS YEAR WITH SURPLUS   Close of ’47 Fiscal Year Shows $754 Million Treasury Surplus.

754-MILLION DOLLAR SURPLUS IN TREASURY CAD 1047. IC FIDCT IAL AMEDICA. CINICE 10329

U.S. Treasury Closes Year With Surplus   Finishes Fiscal Year “Out of . The Red” for . the First Time tin Seventeen Yeaurc

FUNERAL FOR MRS: MAUDE OTTOMEIER  WEDNESDAY MORNING   Aged Resident Died At’ Her. Homé Sunday Evening Following An Iliness Of Several Months.

SERVICES FOR MRS: ‘M. BIDDLINGMEIER  “SAT. AFTERNOON   Aged Resident of 724 Lewis Street, Passed Away ‘At 1:45 O'clock: . Westerday: Afierneoi.

RINGSIDE SEATS TO BOYS.   About 100 Studying Government Attend Hughes Hearing.

Bridges Said To Have Talked With Red Party   NEW YORK N NEWSPAPER IN REPORT ABOUT CONFERENCE

Harry Bridges Reporled af Red Parley   Longshoremen’‘s Chief At Secret Session, Says N.Y. Paper

PURCHASING POWER DECLINES  Drop In U.S. Food Prices Said  Indicated Before End Of Year

Decline in Food Prices Indicated, Economists Say   Drop for Farmer May Be From 20 to 25 Per Cent

BUSINESS DROP PREDICTED FOR LAST OF YEAR   Agricultural Experts See Price Downturn, Including Foods

Business Recession Is Also Forecast By Bureau of. Anricuitiral Feonomios

Price Decline IsPredicted By Late 1947   Business Recession Foreseen By Bureau of Economics

Drop in Food   Cost Forecast   Business Recession Is Said Dare in Tate 74.7

Robeson Abandons Concert Stage  BARITONEGETS CHOICE: SING OR ORATI

Soviet Wins Part Control Victory   Committee Says Atomic Rule Is in Council

75 Percent Collections Approved By 37-13 Vote; House Rejection Looms

Russia Agrees To Sit In On Aid Parley   Powers To Meet In Paris To Talk Marshall Plan

Big Three To Discuss  U.S. Offer   In Aiding Continental Reconstruction, Russia Accepts - Invitation -to Attend

Marshall-Plan Parley Date Is Fixed  Hope? for Revival of Europe's  Boome ms Det whine mz

Hopes Rise for Revival Of European Economy  As Ministers Set Talks

Economic Hopes soar — British, Freiich  Anel Russians to   Meet on Lriclay

Foreign Ministers Ot nell ‘e Powers Sel  For Paris Meeting   Hopes for Rebuilding Europe Soar as Envoys of Britain, France and Russia Ready to Discuss American Aid Proposals

Marshall Plan Parley Date Is Fixed  Hopeg for Revival of Europe's  Bsn te 6 sno as

American Aid Plan Will Be Given Review   Hopes, for Revival of Euro pean Economy Rise Sharply

Russia Agrees fo Talk With England And France Friday   Conference on Marshall Plan for Recovery Set for Paris

REDS TO JOIN AID TALKS I PARIS FRIDAY   European Rebuilding Hopes Soar As  Soviet Acts

BRITAIN, RUSSIA, FRANCE TAKE UP AID PLAN FRIDAI   Hopes for Revival of Europe an Economy Rise as Date Is Set to Consider Marshall Proposals.   DISCUSSIONS WILL BE HELD IN PARIS   Molotov Expected to Be Pres ent—U. S. Sees Encouragement in Moscow’s Agreement to Attend.

MINE EXPLOSION TAKES 8 LIVES AT TERRE HAUTE   Crew of Eleven Were Dynamiting Ventilator for Safety Inspection

Fight Miners Killed By  Explosion At  ‘Terre Haute   Dynamite Charge Sets Off Major Blast in Mine Being Readied for U. S. Inspection

Ye  hight \liners Lose Lives   Dynamite Charge Blamed For Explosion

Mine Explosion Kills Eight Men   Crew Had Entered Shaft to Install Ventilating System

Explosion Kills 8  Miners   Carbon Monoxide © Gas Fills Smali: Mine Being Prepared for Federal Inspection

ORME ETERS EMER FEM BP PEM PAO API OIE FD OTET SO TVSTETS PY ORES Beet y AMMO PVIOMOAIVE WOS a  Eight Men Dead In Underaround Blast

Killed. By Blast While Preparing. ‘Mine For Inspection, :  THREE ESCAPED  Bodies« “OF. Victims Recovered, Brought’ . To Surface’

Spring Hill Operation Is Scene of Blast at 2:50 o’Clock Yesterday Afternoon,  VICTIMS’ BODIES ARE RECOVERED

DIE WHEN MINE SHAFT BLASTED   Dynamite Charge Sets Off Explosion Near Terre Haute, Indiana

Se ae j " _e ° ° Eight Hoosier Miners Die Bodies of Victims Recovered From Spring Hill Coal Mine Met Terre Haute  After Can! Duct Exynincian: Threaa Ferana

Communists Seek To Batter Down U.S. Aid Program   Auriol Pleads With 750,000 Strikers To Return to Work

Illinois Senate To Make Probe Of Hotel Rates   Both Houses Adjourn Today Until Tuesday; Many Bills Offered

Socialist Leader's Attack on Commies Splits Halian Anti-Government Bloc

Italy's Leftists Split Over Reds  Acts in Bulgaria   Socialists Express  Doubt Over Sincerity of Speech on Freedom   RIFT OCCURS DURING  TALK ABOUT CABINET   Socialists Bid for New and Moderate Left-of-Center Government

SOCIALIST SPLITS LEFTISTS OUT TO GET DE GASPERI   Saragat Blasts ‘Commies’ Attacks On Marshall Plan

Italy's Left Bloc Is Split By Socialist   Saragat Denounces Communist Attacks On Liberties

MUSICAL CLUB  HOLD BENEFIT  PROGRAM HERE   Program Includes Music And Magic Tuesday Night, High School

Mexia High School Announces List of Honor Graduates   - Miss Randolph, Miss Shaw Take Highest Honors

Election Issues Fail to Attract Voters’ Interest  2 Public Questions On Aori! 7 Ballot

pony GROUPS TO AY AIG GROUNDWORK   Ministers Leave Paris AS Committees Stay

France Offers Program For Relief   Overseas Production Would Be Included In Compiling Lists

BLAST WRECKS SPANISH PORT; HUNDREDS DIE   Torpedoes Explode; Entire District Shaken

Body Considers (’Daniel’s Plan   Senator Would Have Law To Wipe Out Prospective Portal Pay Suits

O'Daniel Plan On Portal Pay Being Studied   _Texas Senator Advance: Ideas To. Wipe Out The Claims.

BPW THESPIANS TO STAGE PLAY HERE MARCH 12   Three-Act Comedy “His Women Folks” Has All Female Cast

FIND 2 ALIVE IN PLANE CRASE   Patrol Bomber With 11  Down in Pacific Ocean

Plane Crashes Off San Diego With ll Aboard   Two Survivors  Rescued At Sea

Seek Survivors of Crashed Navy Plane   Two of 11 Crewmen Rescued by Sub 102 Miles Off San Dijecn

NAVAL CRASHES, PAIR SAVED AT SEA   11 Men Aboard Plane that Drops into Ocean Off California

HOLY LAND WAR OPPOSED, C!.AIM   Mayor of Tel Aviv Charges Plotters Hired

SOLON EXPECTS ‘SHOOTING WAR’   Eaton Says U. S. Must Be Ready To Send Troops To Take Over Greece

New Orleans Flo hurricane :   —HIGHWAYS CALLED ‘DANGEROUSLY INADEQUATE’ —  State Road Jobs to Cost Billions

New York's Highway System Needs Two Billions Worth of Work in 12 Years Says Public Works Chief

Attlee Faces Possible Revolt In Labor Party; Daiton Defends Govt. Crisis Plan

Anti-Laborite Trend Grows;  Rule at Stake   Churchill’s Party Sends Out 8 Orator: To Stir Opposition

RAIN-MAKING ~ EFFORT FAILS   TEXAS OFFICIALS TO TR} AGAIN TO CAUSE RAIN IN FOREST FIRE AREA

ARTIFICIAL RAIN MAY HALT FIRES   Novel Method To Be Tried ir Southeast Texas Area

MAN ADMITS KILLING CHILD   Police Say Ex-Marine Has Confessed He Chocked Niece To Death

Confesses Strangling Girl Missing From Home Since Sept. 6  Brutal Slaying Of 11-Year-Old Niece Related Bu Philadelphian

VET ARRESTED ON OLNEY FARM ADMITS MURDER   George A. Neill Choked His 11-Year-Old Niece To Death In Philadelphia   APPREHENDED ON CAB DRIVER’S TIP

Confession Is Shouted by Young  Veteran of Marines   George A. Neill Admits Strangling of His Eleven-Year-Old Niece

Hughes Faces Second Hearing   Senate Investigators Hold Secret Sessions: Inquiry Opens Monday

PLANE BUILDER, PRESS AGENT 10 BE RECALLED —   Probers Plan 2-Week Session

Shortages In Oil, Coal Under Probe  Witnesses Blame ‘Bottlenecks’ of Various Sorts

“BOTTLENECKS”: HELD TO BLAME!   Fuel Shortages Due 1 Lack Of Transportation And Steel

Bottlenecks Blamed On Shortage Of il   Lack. Of Tankers An¢ Cars Held Chiefly Responsible

STEEL BLAMED IN SHORTAGES   Causes of Inadequat« Fuel Supply Cited By Witnesses

U.N. Ignores Soviet Boycott Of Balkan Plan   Russia Gnd Poland Appointed to Serve On Commission

Will Enter South Shore Hospital   Deadline in Fight to Evade fall 4P KA.

ARREST 4 PERSONS   Lawrence Officers Act or Tip to Stop Shopliftyng in City

Senator Taft’s Plan to Have GOP Candidates Speak Out on Netional Issues Received Coolly by Dewey

Won't Talk   Dewey Fails To Support Proposal By Taft To Speak Out

Labor Bills C10 Targets   Union Leaders inl Union Leaders in   Insanity Plea Given By Greenfield Man

TAFT SCORES CLEAR VICTORY ON FORCE BAN   Threats, Violence Made Mlegal By Bill

FLYERS BOMB STORM WITH DRY ICE   Operation Is Described As  Complete Success

DRY ICE ‘ATTACK’ ON STORM  [$ REPORTED AS SUCCESSFUL   DETAILS OF MISSION NOT RE: VEALED BY OBSERVERS —FLORIDA BATTLES FLOODS

DRY ICE BLAST “SUCCESS”, BUT STORM GOES ON   No Indication Of Change In Course Or Violence Of Southern Hurricane

New Farm Output Plan Includes Cut In Meat, Poultry   Major Emphasis Placed on Grains-Huge Increase in Planting Scucht

FARM PROGRAM BOOSTS ACREAGE   ANDERSON CALLS FOR SHARP REDUCTION IN MEAT AND POULTRY

Farm Production Pattern Outlined  Near-Record Crop Acreages Suagested

FARM PROGRAM FOR NEXT YEAR IS-ANNOUNCED   Favor Near-Record Crop Acre: age: Reduce Meat, Poultry Output

Meat Cut, Grain Hike Suggested in Government's Farm Plans for 1948

Outline ’48 Farm Goals   Higher Crop Acreage Lower Livestock Production Urged

Anderson. Gives  Na ation’ S ¢ r 0 P Goals Fe or 748   Grain’ Production Stressed; But Less Livestock, Poultry

“RED” MARCH ON ALBANY IS HALTED   Capitol Doors Are Closed on Those Seeking Trouble

SOLON SEEKS PROBE OF RAIL GAR TIEUP   Failure Of Manufacturers To Reach Goal Cited

RUSSIAN STAND ON ° PETKOV REJECTEL   U. S. Renews Demand For Review Of Trial

NLRB: REPORTS... > ON AFFIDAVITS   ' NEARLY” 20,000- ANTI-RED “AF. FIDAVITS_ ARE FILED— . ‘BOARD‘SLAPS MUR: . ue 6 BAY AND: LEWIS

American President Makes Second Speech on Brazil Soil; Pledge: U. S. To United Nat ** jons Support.

ON EGYPTIANS   Claims Colombian Resolutioe Worse Than Rejected Plan  For Settlement   DEADLOCKED COUNCIL IN FINAL EFFORT ON RIF

Reds Building  Korean Army, Hodge Asserts   American Commander Hints Troops Trained Behind lron Curtain

Income Tax Cut Put Off Till Budge Size Is Decided  20 Per Cent Slice    20 Per Cent Slice Hinges on Funds Votec For the Army and Nav;

Action on Income Tax Cut Measure ‘Delayed in House   Senate Votes to Retain , Wartime Excise Levy Rates

Tax Hearings Await Action On Budget Cut   Senate Votes To Continue War-Time Luxury Taxes

Tax Slashes Await Action On Budget, Knutson Says   Says 20 Percent Reduction Is Out Unless 6 Billion Cut from Budget

HOUSE HOLDS BACK CUT ON INCOME TAXES   SENATE PREPARED TO TONE DOWN BUDGET SLASH

‘House Action on Income  . Taxes Halted   Senate Takes Step to Keep Luxury Levies in Effect

Budgel Issue. Has Priority, Knutson Says   Senate Votes to Keep in Effect High Wartime Luxury Taxes

Anutson’s Plan to Lower Levy on Earnings Hit by Develonments in Senate

TAX HEARINGS PUT OFF UNTIL BUDGET ISSUE 15 SETTLED   Knutson Says 20 Pct. Cut in Income Levies Will Depend on 6 Billion Slash fim Spending.   SENATE FOR RETENTION OF WARTIME EXCISES   Votes to Continue Preseut Rates on Whisky, Fur Coats, Travel and ‘Telephone Bills.

BUDGET FORCES CUT IN INCOME TAXES DELAYED   Hearings Postponed Tc Allow Action Upon Appropriations

House Halt: Action On Tax Slash         Knutson Issues Surprise Order

Congress Must Decide On Budget Slash  Hearings On Tax Cut Delayed In Congress

PLANNED CUT NOW IN PERIL   Holds Budget Cut Of $6 Billion Needed  For Lower Tax

House Delays Plan to Trim Income Taxes   Knutson Awaiting: Decision On President’s Budget; Laxury Levy Upheld

Income Tax Rates To Remain Same Until Congress Decides - On Slash Of President ‘Tru    mas Budget,

SENATE GROUP TO STUDY AID   Special Meeting Called To Consider All Phases Of  European Situation

SENATE TAKES UP PLEAS FOR EUROPEAN AID   URGENT SESSION ON APPROPRIATIONS SEPT, 20

posses   ~ prope’s Need Requires Exot potraordinary Session, Apan, F  neonriations Body

Clayton Stresses Economic Needs  Of Greece, Turkey   Says Healthy Monetary Conditions Will Pro mote Peace.

Clayton Urges Stable Economy   Undersecretary Says Peace Cannot Last Under Shaky Economy

DOWNES REPORTS ON STATEBONUS   DECLARES TOTAL OF 66,000 CHECKS SENT FROM TWO OFFICES

Coast Is Pounded  by Storm   Rains and Wind Move Intand with Destructive ~ Force. ‘Before: Noon.       7,500 Bonus Checks. Mailed Out Weekly

FBI Is Studying Parole of Four Capone Leaders   ‘Prominent Chicagoans’ Said to Have Acted on Their Behalf

FBI INVESTIGATES PAROLING OF FOUR   FORMER MEMBERS OF AL CaA PONE'S GANG WER RELEASED AUGUST 14,

PHONE STRIKE PICKET LINES MAY BE KEP"   New Union Threats Hamper Hopes For Peace

Committee Opens Tax Cut Hearing   Manufacturers’ Group Approves Of Bill But CIO Urges More Aid To Low Incomes

NAM Approves Tax  Reduction Measure   Opposition by CiO Continues

NAM FAVORS HOUSE PLAN FOR TAX CUT   Opposite View Taken by Union Spokesmen, Saying Method Is Not Equitable

NAIL IS REMOVED FROM VETS HEAD   Surgery Requires 3 Hour Patient’s Condition Said Serious.

Typhoon Hits  Five Ships  Off Manila Siaeld Prevents  Air Or Sea Help 

GREEK GUERRILLAS REPORTED TAKEN   Large Band Scattered by Army, Communique Savs Today.

Arabs Reject Any  Partition Plan  British Reported to Have Made Decision

State Plans Follow-Up ‘After Exams  Key Agencies RQteaider f*ann Te

VETO SHELVED ON U.N. DOCKET   Sharply Opposed Stands Of United States And Russia Reaffirmed

Vital Atom Veto Issue Is Shelved By U. N. Delegate:   Russia Loses Stubborn Battle to Outlaw A-Bomb Immediately

Atomic Energy Commission Shelves Issue  U.S. and Russia > > pepom ¢ (pera   U.S. and Russia Reatffirm Positinng on Vato

Veto Shelved In AtomIssue   United States, Reds Remair In Sharn Opposition

Atomic Energy Commission  Shelves Issue  U. S. and Russia Reaffirm Positions on Veto

DEMOCRATS PICK PARTY DIRECTOR   Sullivan Takes Executive Berth at Committee Headquarters

GRANGE MEETING AT ANNAPOLIS   Three-Day Session Will Be Held; 27 Addresses Listed

Stale Grange To Open Convention Here Tomorrow   Meeting Will Last For Three Days—Governor Among Speakers

Confession Clears  Disappearance Of Girl. 8, Last May   Twenty-two Year Old Buferd Sennett, slayer By Revealing How He Abducted Child Of Wisconsin Student Clears Mystery oT cod Her Bodv In River

Murderer Of Student Says Body of Child IsInRiver —   Makes Confession in Prison Where He Is Serving Life Term  Por Caerleon Murder

LIFER ADMITS KILLING GIRL   Waupun Inmate Confesses  Weckler Murder

Texas Violent Death Toll For First Weekend Of Holiday Season At Least  32° Two Have Relatives In Corsicana

Thirty-Two Killed In Texas Violence    Fatality Reports For Holidays Start. To Mount Rapidly: Traffic Deaths Highest

Withdrawal of Troops Urged By Authorities  *  ;  a » Hee   Council Also Asked “@ End Britain's  Ce gs * =  ‘ gime in Sudan

REQUEST BRITISH DEPART   Formal Demand Made By Egypt to Security Council

Seek End Of  Resime In.   The Sudan   Question Is Placed Before the United Nations  At Lake Suceess

TROOPS’ REMOVAL DEMANDED BY EGYPT   UNO Petitioned For Action On British Question»

Demand Placed Before Council At Lake Success   Complaint Signed By Prime Minister Who ls On Way To US.

Also Calls for Endof English  Rule in Sudan   Prime Minister Coming to U.S. to Present Case

Egyptians File ‘Beef’ With UN   Object to Continued Presence of British Troops on Their Soil

Egypt Urges U.N. to ‘Oust’ British Arm   Also Wants Sudan Back: Bulgaria Accuses U. 8. OE Ttavfawnccac

EGYPT ASKS UN TO ORDER BRITISH OUI   Security Council ‘Urges to End English Regime in Sudan

Demand British Get Out   _U.N. Asked to Order Immediate Evacuation Of All Troops From Egypt and the Sudan

EGYPT ASKS UN TO OUST BRITS   Termination of Sudan Regime Also Sought Because of Friction

Probe Financing Uf Nazis’ Voyage   German Citizens In South America Get Trip Home, Bill Footed By U. S.

(West Coast Maritime Peace Achieved for Year With New Basic Wage Agreement   Shipowners Grant Five Per Cent Increase to Four 5eaFaring Unions; Including Two Which Previously Had Signed for No More Pay: Others in September

Ship Operators Of West Coast Grant Pay Hike   Four Unions Get 5 Per Cent Boost as  Peace Is Achieved

UOVERNORS TREND TOWARD “HOME RULE”   45 Executives On Hand For Salt Lake Meet

FEAR CRIPPLING AID PROGRAM   House. Probably WuUl Not Take Vinal Action Bofors Wednesday —~—Truman “Propares Message Outlining Long-Range Marshal Plan -to be. mt. to. Congress oi Thursday.

G ms P SPOKESMAN SAYS THAT __ AMOUNT MAY- BE cur  TO 187~ MILLION a  & ha DOLLARS fae

‘Daddy’ Of Portal Suits Fades Out   Mt. Clemens Case Is Lost In Oblivion

Appeal in Portal Suit Dismissed  Mt. Clemens Case Ended by Court

RIGINAL PORTAL PAY SUIT IS DISMISSED   rederal Court Ends Famous Mt. Clemens Case

COLDER WEATHER IS SEEN FOR SOUTH PLAINS TODAY   Pay Hike For Rural  Tanr ha re Dp rnnearl

Seven Persons Dead In Auto-Truck Crash   All But One Member of Two Families Wiped Out

 People Are Trying But They Can’t Forget Tragic Blast Took Lives Of   294 In Texas Ten Years Aao

‘Instruct Affiliated Unions To Seek Agreements with Bell System Firms on Local Basis

Union Offers Local Talks   U. S. Conciliators Announce Company Bid: Settlement Believed Near

Argentina Hints Breaking Relations ‘With Soviet Union   Newspapers Give First Indication Of Reported Action

CHILE, BRAZIL SET EXAMPLE — Argentina May Break Relations With Russ

rgentinalay Break Jith Reds   ossibility Peron lay Join Chile, rozil Discussed » Newspapers

ARGENTINA MAY BREAK WITH SOVIET   Chile Moves to Arrest Communist Labor Union Chiefs

May Follow Example Of Brazil And Chilians In  Cleanup Of Communists   South American Trend To End Diplomatic Contact With Russians Is Sweeping Major Nations Below Equator.

Russia Faces Possible Break With Argentina  Would Be the Third So. American Nation To Sever Relations

HINT ARGENTINA MAY BREAK OFF TIES WITH RUSS   Chile Joins Brazil in Cutting Diplomatic Relations With USSR.

Defense Merger Faces Showdown   Senate Likely To Favor Measure,  Gurney Holds

 After Two Years Of Argument... .  ‘Armed Service Plan Is Facing Showdown

Unification To Get Senate OK   Compromise Bill At Show: down Stage; Debate OE

Senate Set For Show-Down On Defense Setup  Unification Of Services Sought

Unification Of Defense Units Faces  Final Move   Compromise Measure Expected To Obtain Approval Of Senate

After Two_ Years Of Argument .  ee ee  Armed Service Plan Is k acing Showdown

Message Interpreted as Big ‘Boost’ for New Labor Laws   Many Congressmen Believe President Has Reduced Possibility of Veto; Some Brand Truman’s Labor Program as ‘Inadequate’

‘Comment  On Truman Talk  Congressmen See Prospect Of New Labor Legislation Soon

GOP Leaders See Labor Aims Helped  ; Taft, Saltonstall, é Case, Others Hail

GIRDLE FITTER CLAIMS  FAUCET NOT A 2-WAY STRETCER- ASKS expan ain

sroup Urges Europe Repay With Materials   fouse Committee Want:  New. Agency to Handle Aid Paenavam

Committee Urges Special Agency To Handle Foreign Aid   Check Rein on Spending, Hard Work by Thos« Receiving Aid Also Demanded by Herter Group in Version of Marshall Plan

Committee Urges Special New Agency To Handle Aid  Wants Hard Work Bv Those Aided   Wants Hard Work By Those Aided And Full Publicity For U. S. Efforts

House Committee  Calls For Agency ToHandleAidPlan   Congressional ‘Marshall Plan’ Demands Hard Work By Those Receiving Help And Full Publicity

Congressional . ‘Marshall Plan’ Is Being Considered   Committee. Demands. Full Publicity For American co oo Efforts—16 Nations Would Be wg Helped By. U.S. <

HOUSE GROUP ASKS SPECIAL AGENCY 10 HANDLE AID FUNDS   Demands Hard Work for Nations Helped, Full Publicity for 1. S. Efforts.   REDS’ STAND RAPPED   Stop - Gap Assistance to Be Discussed by Congress Today.

"Faulty Inspection” Believed Cause Of Airliner Crash Which Killed 59

FBI To Check On Theft Of Ballots   Investigation Is Ordered by Attorney General r   Kem Says a Complete Inquiry “Has Not Been  Requested”

Board of Election Commissioners Say Vault Burglarized   Loss Reported 12  Hours After Grand Jury Recommended More Invastiqgtian

FBI TO: PROBE BALLOT THEFT   Attorney General Clark Orders Inyestigation into Inci- dents Occurrina in ’46

RobK.C. Ballot Boxes   ‘Clark Orders FBI  To Investigate Theft Of Ballots Involved  In Allezed Vote Fraud

FBI To Check On Theft Of Ballots   Investigation Is Ordered by  Attorney General  Clark   SENATOR IS SKEPTICAL   Kem Says a Complete In quiry “Has Not Been Requested”

Doors Pried Open, Three Boxes Opened And One Is Empty   Raid Follows Grand Jury Demand For Complete Recount of Congress Ballots

Military F ‘orce As Tnadequate?   Contends ‘Another. Nation’ May. Find Shorter Way  »- To Make. Atom Bomb —  -. "To: Wage War’ 

Free India Asks Hindus. Moslems Cease Violence   New Officials Sworn In As Riots Flare In Northern Provinces

Dominion of India Appeals for ‘Peace   Pleads for Erid of Hindu-Moslem Violence as India Begins New Life of Freedom as Two Independent Nations: Millions Celebrate

INDIA MAKES APPEAL TO END ALL VIOLENCE   Nehru’s Cabinet Asks People to Act as Free Persons

Throngs Celebrate New Freedom from Rule of British; Communal ' War  J . a ie

Mountbatten Is Gov. General   Punjap Province Scene of Communal Strife with 153 Feared Dead

India Jubilant As Government Assumes Rein:   ‘Bloody Communal Strife Torments Nation As Mountbatten Bows Out, Jinnah Takes Over

India’s Two Dominions  Join Powers In Freedom   Celebrations Staged Throughout Region  As New Rule Begins

Moslem Pakistan, Hindu India Join World’s Nations   Two New and Separate Domin. ions Formed by Split in India.

Division Of india Completed   Communal Warfare Lessens as Hindus, Moslems Celebrate Freedom

India Celebrates IndependenceDay  New Freedom Marred by Communal Rioting

India Divides © Into 2 States   Still Strife Ridden, Subconti nent JoIns World Family. as 2 Nations.

India Dead at 268 As British Leave  Hindu Prime Minister. Pandit Nehru. Jostled By Celebrating Mob

End Violence, Free Dominion Of India Urges   Appeal Is First Official Act Of New Independent Hindu State.

Pakistan and Hindu India Join Family of Free Countries   Continue Heavy Violence in Punjab; Much of Lahore Ablaze

Two Dominions In India Begin  Functionin gs   Celebration Of Freedon Is Marred By Bloody Riotinge In Puoniah

India Begins New Life As Two Independent Dominions  Amid Jubiliation, Bloodshed

India In Family Of Free Nations As 2 New States   Pick Mountbatten, Jinnah  As Governors-General: Parts Of Lahore Ablaze

India Celebrates Freedom; Riots — End Temporarily  Gandhi Begins Fasting For Peace in Calcutta

India Joins Free Nations Of World   Two-Great States Carved From Former. Royal British Possessig

Indians Celebrate Freedom   Enmities Forgotten For a Day, Hindys and Moslems Welcome Independence Joyously

HOME RULE FOR INDIA   Nation Launched on New Life Amid Jubilation, Continued Bloodshed.

INDIANS REJOICE IN NEW FREEDOM   2 States Join World Family As Inner Strife Goes On

wo New Nations re Born Today \s India Splits   Pakistan, India Join World Family Of Free Countries

Appeal for End of Indian Violence   Celebrate New Independence of British Rule

INDIA LEADERS ASK CESSATION OF UPRISINGS   Sominion Heads Appeal For ‘Democratic’ Action In Cammunal Warfare

India Hails Independence as Hindu-Moslem Strife Rages   Death Toll Mounts to 268 in Capital of Partitioned Punjab

Big Country Is Now Two Large States   Flames Of Civil War Still Rage In Bloody India: Crowd Jostles Leade Of Hindu People

Indians Rejoice In New Freedom   Millions Celebrate Historic Event, But ~ Puntab Blood Runs

NEW DOMINION OF INDIA ASKS VIOLENCE END   Cessation of Hindu-Moslem Wai Sought in First Official  Act of Government   MILLIONS CELEBRATING NEW WON INDEPENDENCE

End of Violence Is Urged As India Hails Independence  Mountbatten to Rule in Hindu Section: Strife Continues in Nerthern Province

Indians Appeal  For End Of Riots   Dominion Of India Seeks Peace In First Act

India Cabinet Appeals for : End to Riots    ‘Asks Peace in Freed Dominions; Pakistan Pledges U.N. Suppor

Plea for End of Hindu-Moslem Violence Issued   Government of India Moves to Restore Peace

2 NEW NATIONS ARE MADE FROM ANCIENT INDIA   Vast Asiatic Subcontinent Celebrates Independence Day After 300 Years Of Foreign Exploitation; Strife Mars Deliverance.

INDIA ASSUMES STATUS OF TWO FREE NATIONS   British Rule Terminated as Strife in Punjab Area Continues

CELEBRATION IS MARKED BY TORCH, DAGGER   Oriental Pomp and Splendor Feature New Role in India

Indians Urged To Put End lo Violence  2 SAP gee Reet   Differences Must Be Ended Peacefully, They Are Told

Nehru Appeals for Cessation of War Between Two New Countries in India

INDIA FORMALLY SPLIT INTO TWO DOMINIONS   Bloody Communal Riots Continue As World’s Newest Nations Born

NEW INDIAN REGIME CALLS FOR PEACE   Dominion, as First Official Act Upon Winning Freedom From Britain, Asks End of HinduMoslem Violence.

Jse Democratic Methods to Solve Differences, Plea   Throngs Celebrate Their Independence From British. Raj

Riofing Continues In Punjab   Communal Warfare Goes On As Britain Loses Brightest Star Of Great Empire

The Weather   India Pleads For Halting Of Bloodshed  Freedom Riots   Freedom Riots Leave Scores Dead in Nation

Jubilation Keigns  nn ICR name —cemntneeteeeceeRce  India, Pakistan Swear In Leaders

Appeal Made For India’s Masses to Halt Violence   Hindus, Moslems Mark Independence With Celehratianec

Hindu India Now Is Free   Lord Mountbatten First Governor To Dominion

India Joyous As Freedom Is Gained At Las!      DESPITE BLOODY RIOTS PEOPLE JUBILANT TODAY

INDIA SPLIT IN TWO BY FREEDOM   British Flag Is Lowered as New Rulers Take Over

NEW INDIAN NATION ASKS FIGHTS CEASE   New Delhi Scene of Joyous Celebrating; But Clashes Continue

India Joins Free Nations  Of World   Nation Divided Into Two Parts Under Agreement

India Split Into 2 Nations   Mountbatten Turns Ove: Reins of Authority To Indians

India Divided Into 2 Dominions; Hindu India Celebrates Freedom  Today With Nehru Prime Minister

TWO INDEPENDENT DOMINIONS TAKE REINS OF OFFICE   Moslem Pakistan And Hind India Born At Stroke Of Midnight

Body of Ford Lies in State Pending Auto Maanate's Funeral on Thursday

Gustaf Adolf, Of Swedish Royal Family Also Meets Flaming Death In Disaster

Grace Moore, Opera Star, Is Among Victims of Ti ragedy   Swedish Prince, Second in Line for Throne, Also Killed: Accident Occurred as Craft Took Of

Grace Moore, Prince Gustaf Among Victims   American Soprano and 2] Others Killed In  Copenhaqen

Dutch Liner Takes 22 To Fiery Death   Prince Gustaf Adolf Of Sweden Is Victim At Copenhagen ’Port

Air Tragedy American Singer, Swedish Prince  ~ Killed In Crash   Grace Moore Meet: Death in Copenhagen Tragedy

20 Others Die At Airport in Copenhagen   Royal Dutch Airline Craft Smashes After Getting Barely Aloft

Dutch Airliner Wrecks At Copenhagen; Prince, ~ Grace Moore Among Deac

Swedish Prince Is Among Victims   Plane Crashes And Burns Shortly After Taking Off From Conenhagen Airfield   Grace Moore Was Only Opera Star To Mix Minnie The Moocher. Tosca

No Comment on Milk Prices   Producers Asking For Increase In Price

Louise Denies State’s Claims   Tells Of Romance With Gollum Years Before Death Of Parents.

Court Reporter’s Body Is Found  In Maine: Pair Held for Murder —

THREE INJURED AS CARS CRASH   Accident Is at Intersection of Routes 127 and 18, . Near Sherwood

Greek Reds In New Attack  Fight Decisive   Fight Decisive Battle For Konitsa

DECISIVE BATTLE OF GREEKS, GUERRILLAS FOR KONITSA OPENS  GOVERNMENT SENDING AID TO TOWN RINGED BY COMMUNIST ARMY

RENEW ATTEMPTS SEIZE KONITSA   GUERRILLAS MAKE FINAL EFFORT TO TAKE GREEK CITY

Guerillas Seek Konifsa For Capital  0 an eetinen fw ..   Government Garrison Is Under Attack; Siege Ring Maintained

GUERRILLA RING 1S BROKEN ANEW   Decision Battle for Kon. itsa Is Joined.

Greek Forces Join Battle For Konitsa   Guerrillas Hurl New Attacks Against City In Effort To Take It

GREEK GUERRILLAS MAKE NEW ATTACKS   Communists Seek Konitsa for Capital; Government Rushing Up Reinforcements

*% —GREECE— : Guerrillas Step Up  Attacks —   FIGHT RAGES FOR KONITSA

LINE BREACHED, HELP TRICKLES TO GREEK BASE   Government Troops Punct Hole In Guerrilla Force Hammering Konitsa

Battle For Konitsa Is Joined   Greeks Punch Hole: In Siege Ring Of Guerrillas

Greek Troops, Guerrillas Engage in Hand-to-Hand Fighting Around Konitsa

SUPPLIES PUT INTO KONITSA   Government Troops Punch Hole In Guerrilla Siege Ring

—_— £ icone  Battle For  'Konitsa Is  = ‘ ..  pew Ra ging Greek Army Sends   Reinforcements To Beleacured City

Guerrillas Hur! Attacks On Konitsa   Decisive Battle For City Has Been Joined, Officials Say

Greek Troops Punched Hole In Rebel Line   HEAVY FIGHTING RAGES IN KONITSA AREA. TODAY

GUERRILLA LINE IS PIERCED BY ARMY   Government Garrison Maintains Hold On Konitsa   Communist Party Records At Headquarters In Port At Athens

Rebel Assault Stepped Up As Help Is Rushed   Government Forces Bat»  tling Way Northward To Aid Troops Encircled By Guerrillas

Greek Reinforcements Pouring Into Konitse   Smash Strong Points Hefd by Guerrilfas WNeor Becelaed Tawn

Rebel Lines Of Guerrillas Are Breached   Thousands Engaged In Battle Near Town Of Konitza

Rival Greeks Engage in Major Battle   Guerrillas Hurl New Attacks at Konitsa; Decisive Fight Reported Under Way

GREEKS CRACK GUERRILLA LINE   Besieged Kenitsa Gets First  Trickle of Supplies

Decision in Struggle for Konifsa Near   New Attacks by Rebels Withstoad, Reinfarcemonts Better Way Taward City

Greek Rebel Forces Try fo Seize Konitsa   Seek City as Capital Of Communist State; Greek Government Rushes More Troops

Greek City Hurls Back Guerrillas   ’ Reinforcements Pour in; Victory Is Believed Near

Greeks Smash Konitsa Siege   Guerrillas Fleeing Toward Albania Reports Say: Reinforcements Are Rushes to Government Units’ Aid

Rebels Renew Attack   New Guerrilla Drive On Konitsa: Relief Columns Push To Aid

Bitter Battle For Konitsa   Greek: Army Reserves Push to Aid of Defénd ers Still Fighting Off.  Fierce Guerrilla Drive

Britain Seen Installing 'Exit Visa’ System Soon To Halt Threatened Exodus of Skilled Worker:

SCENE OF FIGHT   54 Passengers View Knife Argument; Officials Arrest Pair

Munition Makers Tardy Payments ‘Embarrass May   Senator Admits Using Some Money To Pav Personal. Debts

MAY SAYS DEALINGS ‘EMBARRASSED’ HIM   Claims Tardy Checks Were inconvenience

7 KEYS GUARD "TIGER WOMAN   Double Locks Placed On Door Of Winnie Ruth Judd'‘s Cell

MRS. JUDD PUT IN ROOM WITH. DOUBLE LOCKS   Superintendent Explains Why He Didn’t Let Her Seé Mother

Double Locks With Two Keys Placed On Winnie's Door   Doctor Says ‘Tiger Woman” .One Of  Most Dangerous He Ever Worked With

Winnie Ruth Judd, Trunk Slayer, Being Held Behind Double Locks   “Tiger Woman” Soon Recaptured After Third - Escape Monday; Termed Very Dangerous Women By The Institution Head.

2-Party Rule Is Suggested By Tsaldari:   Greek Premier-Designate Offers Liberals ‘Equal’  Voiee in Reoimea

Equality In Government. Offered Greek Liberals   Proposal Expected To Be Rejected By Liberal Leader + —Premier Calls On U. §. Ambassador MacVeash

Coalition Plan Given Liberals   Britain Protests Petkov's Sentence

TSALDARIS TRIES TQ FORM: CABINE!   Liberal Party Offered : “Equality;” Prospects Not So Good

GREEK LIBERAL PARTY REFUSES EQUALITY’ BID   Tsaldaris Strives To Line Up New Anti-Red Cabinet

Greeks Fail To Agree on  New Cabinet  Liberal Leader Said   Liberal Leader Said to Have Rejected Coalition Proposal

“Equality” In Nev Greek Regime Is Offered Liberals  Sophoulis Expected To Decline Overture

GREEK LIBERALS RECEIVE OFFER. FOR ‘EQUALITY’   "Premier-Designate Submits Plan for Two-Party System

Senate Expected to Restore Funds  , Closed Sessions   Closed Sessions Held on Bill

WILL TAKE THE LEAD   Hartley Makes Statement \boat the New Labor Measure

HARTLEY 10 EYE NEW LABOR LAW   Says He'll Be First Tc Ask Change If It Is Harmful

Hartley Pledges Revisions in Law Tf Fears of Labor Prove Justified

‘Hartley Promises to Take ‘Lead in Changing Labor Act  lf Any Provisions Harm Workmen

Peace Program Urged Upon GOP  Young Republicans Hear Rep. Byrnes

CIO MAPS RECRUITING DRIVE  Leaders Demand Labor Bill Supporters Be ‘Kicked Out’

C10 Speakers Fire Blasts At New Labor Bill  Call For Ouster Of Congressmen Who Voted For It

Today In Congress   Democrats Denounce As Republicans Praise Income Tax Cut Measure; Gen. ‘Ike’ Says Truman Ready To Order Army-Navy Union

Fight Flares Over Proposec Tax-Cutting   Dems Announce Plans as Neither Timely, Sound —

ARMY ORDNANCE DEPOT WRECKED   50 Reported Missing after Blast in Japan

Tests Fail To Determine Death Method   Laundry Mark Is Found on Slain Robber   Ford Passenger Car Output Cut   Shaw, 91, Irked By Felicitations On His Birthday   Herbert, Wilberforce Trustees To Confer   Armco Pays $125,000 For $402,000 Building   Big Quantity of Liquor Gets Price Cut Monday

DUNIFON CUTS LIQUOR PRICES ON HUGE STOCKS   New Rates Effective Monday Estimates $350,000 Loss to State

Resuine Talks to Avert Walkout  20,000 Briggs Ca. Employes Involved

Seek to Avert Pending Strike at Briggs Plant   20.000 Auto Body Workers Threaten Work Stoppage

BRIGGS CO. RESUMES _ TALKS WITH UNION. IN  . MOVE TO AVOID STRIKE

Try To Avert Threatened Briggs Strike   Could Tie Up Both Packard, Chrysler Plants; Foremen  Still Out At Ford

DUROCHER WEDS MOVIE ACTRESS   But California Jurist Spoils Honeymoon

“LIPPY LEO” INVOLVED IN LEGAL TANGLE   Although Wed to Laraine Day Following Her Mexican Divorce, Dodger Told by California Judge She Isn’t Free.

MARRIED BU  li  ocereretiieeneinsiecenemivesa sa itafhene met ste? ee ERE pane SA eb nacetltBA ont  Lippy aad Laraine  Warned by Judge

Mexican Divorce, Texas Marriage ‘Bigamy Threat Faces Newlywed - Durochers After Texas Weddings

Lippy Leo, Laraine Day Wed, But Can't ‘Live Together Irate Calif. Judge Rules 

LIPPY LEO, LOVELY LARAINE TO FACE CALIFORNIA JUDGE   Actress Divorced in Mexico anc Wed in Texas But Judge Is -Peeved

MONONA DRIVER DIES IN CRASH   Three Others Hurt as Cars Collide in Fog

SEES POSSIBLE WAGE:PRIGE CURBS            SEN) A Dens: PREDICTS HETE RESTORATION iF’ INS - KREATION “CONTINUES, .

Senator Threatens Federal Controls If Huge Inflation Spiral Continues

Return Of Controls On Prices Threatens   Vermont Republican: De. nounces Appeasement of Lewis

SAYS CONTROLS ON PRICES MAY BE NECESSARY   Vermont Senator Warn: Of Restoration To Halt Inflation

Congressional _Prober Warns Of Price, Wage Controls Being Revived   Senator Flanders (R-Vt.) Denounces U. S. Steel's ‘Appeasement’ Of John L. Lewis Which Was Followed By Price Boosts

Solon Warns Of New Price, Wage Control   Flanders Scores ‘Appeasement’ By Steel, Coal Groups

Restored W are, Price Control Warning Given   Senator Flanders Makes Appeal to  Curb Inflation

Denounce ‘Appeasement’ Of Lewis As Major Setback In Inflation Batlle  Sen. Flanders Warns Of Price And Wage Controls Resumption

Senator Hits  ‘Appeasement ‘Of Lewis   Pay, Price Control: Seen If Inflation Is Not Checked

Minister Says Prelate’s Claim “Reactionary”   Editor Asserts Archbishop Cushing Misinformed On Events In Yugeslavia

Ministers Clash  With Archbishop   Mast Rev. Cushing's Denouncement ot Yucoslavian Report Brinas Fast Retort

California Doctor And Wite Rescued After 5 Days On Icey Mountain Ledge

Couple Rescued from ley Ledge Tell of Dreaming of Hamburgers, Kept from Freezing by Conserving Their Energies

YOUNG DOCTOR, WIFE RESCUED   Taken Off 12,000-Foot High Icy Ledge After Five Days

COUPLE SAVED FROM ICY PEAK   Doctor And Wife Crash, Spend 5 Days In Cold Without Foed

Rescue Couple From ley Ledge  Doctor and Wife On 12,000 Foot Ledge For Five Days

‘Dreamed of Hamburgers’ -- ee  Couple Keep From Freezing After Landing On Icy Peak

Couple Saved After Five Days Atop ley Ledge 12,000 Ft. U)          Disturbed by Hopeless Radio Messages

Couple ‘Dreamed of Hamburgers’ While Trapped on Icy Wyoming Ledae

Second Meeting Of Ministers Held Today; Proposals Were Made By Vishinsky, Soviet De “Duty Foreion Minister   MARSHALL DECISION ON CHINA IS DUE

May Include China In ©   Diseussion   RUSSIAN DEPUTY WOULD BREAK DOWN GERMAN PROBLEM INTO. FIVE DIFFERENT. PHASES 

DEPUTIES IN CONFERENCE EARLY TODAY   Marshall Will Give Answer Later Today

Three-power Conference Opens in Paris  Which Well May Decide Europe’s Future

Foreign Ministers Assemble to Talk Aid-to-Europe Plar   Bevin and Molotov Arrive; Clayton There to Advise

es Pees SS oe ball  Discussion of European Reconstruction Begins

EUROPE’S BIG 3 BEGINS TALKS ON MARSHALL PLAN   Closer Cooperation With Russia or New Conflicts at Stake

Major Powers Meet to Commence Talks  Over U.S. Aid Plan   Foreign Ministers of Brit. ain, Russia and France  Gather for Confab

TRY 10 AGREE ON AMERICAN AID PLAN   Russia, France, Britain Are Represented   IMPORTANCE   Of Conference Is Stressed; Officially, U. S. Keeps In Background

Paris Parley .  On American Aid Proposal Is Convened.   ‘Ministers Of Three  Nations To Respond To Plan By Marshall

Paris Parley On Plan To Aid  Europe Begins   Bevin, Bidault And Mol. otov Meet To Discuss Warschall Proocram.

Paris Meeting On Economic Aid To Europe Opens  Clayton Close By To Outline Marshall  Reconcetriction Policy

3 Ministers in Paris fo Draft Plan Response   Bevin, Molotov and Bidault Beain Talks

Three-Nation Parley Opens On Aid Setup   Paris Conferees Sit to Evaluate  Marshall’s Plan

Foreign Ministers Of Britain, France And Russia Open Paris Conference On Marshall’s European Economic Recovery Plan

Ministers To Consider Aid To Europe   Speculation Runs High As To Whether Talks Will Result In Cooperation

Ministers Meet On Aid Program   Draft Response To Marshall Proposal

Recovery Plan For Europe Is Aired At Meet   British, French, Russian Ministers Begin Sindy Of U. 5S. Propasal  To Give Heln....

Ministers Meet In Paris Today   Leaders Of Three Powers Open Parley

ECONOMIC MEET OPENS IN PARIS   Russian, French, British Officials Study U. §S. Plan

IG 3 GATHER TO TALK OVER ECONOMIC All   U. S. in Background as  Foreign Ministers Meet in Paris

U.S. Offers Help For Europe ... Meeting In Paris Studies Aid Plan

THREE STATE HEADS MEE ON ECONOMICS   Bevin, Bidault and Molotov Assemble in Paris to Try to Find Way to Meet U. S. Call for Unified Recovery Program.

HOUSE PASSES FIMMEN BEER BILL, 77 10 27   Substitute for Senate \leasure Develops Strong Support

VOTE 77 10 27 FOR SUBSTITUTE TO SENATE BILL   Compromise Measure Leaves Issuance of Licenses Undisturbed

Fimmen’s Beer Bill Is Given House Approval   Vote Of 77 To 27 Sends Compromise Measure To State Senate.

House Votes 77 To 27 For  Compromise   Measure Written to Satisfy Both ‘Wet’, ‘Dry’ Elements in Iowa

Fimmen Bill is Voted, 77 to 27; Goes to Senate   Some Doubt if “Upper Chamber Will Accept Substitute; Many Amendments Added

General Electric President Says Inflation Here, Prices Will Rise

A A RA: LT <TC CTT TE IT MRI. no cememee NAR  Atomic Eneray Control, Disarmaments Are Maior Issues Facing UN Council

Grain Markets kaliy— Wholesale, Food, Farm Prices Soar to New Record Highs Now

REVEAL SOME OF HESSE JEWELS HAVE NOT YET BEEN RECOVERED   COLONEL NOW ON TRIAL DECLARES PART QF LOOT WAS STOLEN FROM HIS LUGGAGE

DEVASTATION WORST SINCE DUST STORMS   700 Square Miles of Rich Territory Damaged

PRAIRIE FIRE SWEEPS ACROSS SOUTH DAKOTA   700 Square Miles Of Rich Grain  Center Burn

CROPS WORTH MILLIONS ARE LEFT IN ASHES   Cattle Killed, Grain Harvest - Burned Over Area of 700 Square Miles.

700 Square Miles Burned Over by Raging Flames   Farmers Estimate Losses in Millions When Rich Grain and Cattle Lands Are Swept by Blaze: Ne Lives Are Losi

Delegation Is Starting To Moscow   Will Work on ‘German Treaty at Conference With  Russia and Britain

ACE DIPLOMATS URGE TREATY RATIFICATION   Secretary of State Marshall and His Predecessor Open Drive.

Farm And Home Show Appears Here July 22-23  Features Hundreds Of New Appliances For Easier Living

RUSSIA WITHHOLDS DECISION ON SAAR AT BlG-4 PARLEY   Bidault Insists in Vain That Molotov Take Stand on Economic Merger of Area With France.   SOVIETS ASK TIME  TO THINK IT OVER    Delay Creates Impression Among Delegates Reds Are Weighing Political Effect: of Issue.

France Pushes To Get Soviet Okay for Saan    Molotov Sidesteps Bidauli In Vain Prodding Far Decision

Russia Balks French Bids On Saar Area   Molotoy Asks More Time To Consider; Injects Ruhr Issue

Russia Bars Way To Integrating Saar With France   Fights for Voice In Control of Ruhr’s Industrial Output

REDS HOLD UP DECISIONS ON GERMAN SAAR   Molotov Asks Time To Study Plan For French Control

Molotov Refuses to Yield to French Plea for Com: mission to Work.. Out Problem at -Once.

Dodge, Steele And Freeborn In One Group   State Senate Would Have 38 Members and House 78 Representatives

Mount Etma Erupts And Spews Fire; Many Flee   Six Mile Long River of Hot Liquid Said  to Be Within Mile anc Half of Tiny. Village

Famed Mount Etna Erupts, Threatens Sicilian Towns   Thousands Flee Before Molten River of Lava—Valley Saves Residents of Village of Cisterna

Highest Voicane in Europe, Mi. Etna, Erupts Today, Lava Greens Near Village   Thousands Of Sicilians Are Thrown Into Terror By Eruption

TRAINS COLLIDE HEADON, 3 DEAD   Two Engineers And One Firemen Killed In Texas Crash

HIGH WATER CLOSES SOME STATE ROADS   Des Moines River High at Ottumwa; Other Streams Up

Heavy Rains Send Flood Waters Into South lowa Areas   Residential Area at Ottumwa Threatened By Des Moines River

Kansas City Star Paper Misses Publication First Time Because of Strike

REPORT MORE SOVIET TROOPS” — MOVE INTO OCCUPATION ZONE   ACTION SAID TO BE RESULT OF RUSSIAN JITTERS AND NOT AGGRESSIVE GESTURE

NEW RUSSIAN TROOPS MOVED TO GERMANY   “Gloves of War Are Being Put On Again”

Russian — Troops “On the Move"   Being Moved Into Strategic Positions in Germany, on Coas’

Elhott’s Wife: Given Handbags, Hughes Aides Says   Expensive Gifts Made Year After Contract for Plane Was Granted   HOST TO EVERYONE, MEYER TELLS QUIZ   Charged Accounts to Most important Person There, Publicist Says

Elliott To Appear At Hughes Probe; Meyer Lists Gifts.  Entertainment For Roosevelis

‘Elliott Listens As Publicity Agent Tells of Expenses For Entertainment

Quiz Meyers This Morning, Elliott Listens   Senators Believe It  Will Not Be Necessary To Call Glamour Girls To Tell About Parties.

More Snows On Way, Says Weather Man   Weekend Snowfall ts Predict ed’ For North Central anc Northwestern States.

Choice May Be Decided By Re - sentment Over Anti-Searedation Demands

her sister Ce ee ee ke throwin her sister in a fie ‘of anger by. throwing a pair of shears 4)  eg mm aemande Fan Senate Campaign Into Whit     e Heat  aca arluately (hal in

GOP CHIEF SAYS U.S. WOULD BE DODGING ATOMS WITH WAILACE VICE PRESIDENT AT FDR DEATH

Bridges Takes Oath Of Office   Judge E. B. Denny Swear: In New State Auditor; Succeeds Pou

SHUN POLITICS, GOODLAND ASKS   j ‘Wisconsin Lawmakers Hear Governor's Message

FBI Leader Sees Communists As ‘Fifth: Column’ In U.S.  Hoover Warns Of Bloody Revolution, Party Head Ejected From Hearing

REDS ACCUSED OF PLOTTING U.S. DOWNFALL   Head G-Man Charges Party Members 5th Column

BUNN SCHOOL IS RUNNING AGAIN   Classes Resumed After Strike; Principal Orders Newspapermen Off Camniisa.

Rain, Snowstorm Hit New England With 75-Mile Gusts   Snow Up to 10 Inches Covers New Hampshire— Coastal Areas Lashed

Heightened Interest i in Education In U.S. Zone One Result of the Wa

ARMY RUSHES RELIEF STORES TO RUHR AREA      ‘Agitators’ Warned Of Arrest; Troop Use Possible

Patterson Promises: Ration to Be — Met From Here on   1,200,000 Tons Will Be Shipped Into American, British Occupation Zones by End of Tuly

Food Shipments te Rushed To Germny by U.S.   More Than Million Tons of Food  Be Shipped

U.S. Acts As Unrest Grows In Germany  Patterson Blames Winter Weather   Patterson Blames Winter Weather For Short Rations

Patterson Promises Ration to Be Met From Here on  FT AAR AAR TH _. Zre*ii fT. C81. -.... . 7   1,200,000 Tons Will Be Shipped Into American, British Occupation Zones bv End of Tulv

Immediate End Of OPA Planned   Appropriations Coz::nittee Chairman Joins  Congress’ Drive To Kill Bureau March 1

Would Put Sugar, Rice And Rent Controls In Other Agencies Hands   Democrats Reply To Bevins’ Charge That Truman Wrecked Palestine Solution;  Lilienthal Ready To Answer Foes’ Charges.

MOISTURE FOR WHEAT   Fliers Predicts Rain and Snow for Western Part of Kansas

Mrs. Truman Rites To Be On Monday   President Makes Plans -For His Mother’s  Funeral Services.

TO BE HELD IN HOME MONDAY   Death Comes as Chief Executive Flies to Bedside

Board of Trade Dealers Assail Publicity Plan   Violation of Private Business Rights, Is  Beerument

Listings By Dealers Resented   Violation Of Business Rights, They Declare

Tax Cutting Plan Nears Senate Vote   Friends, Foes of House Measure Visit Committee

Manhattan Reported Coldest in Nation   Temperature of 31 Below !s Recorded; Weatherman Says Warmer Tonicht

Book On Trial  “Amber” Did Not “Corrupt” Him, Harvard Professor Tells Court

JAIL DOOR FALLS, KILLING CHILD, 3   Used as Fence Gate at Oklahoma Home, It Topples When Pushed by Victim's Father.

UN Proves That At Least It’s All for Peace   Fear of What Would Happen If Organization Fell Keeps It Going

GUERRILLAS IN GREECE ON RUN   Two New Points In Northern Greece Attacked; Invaders Retreat To Yugoslav Territory.

Ex-Premier Of Burma, 19 Others Held   Guerrillas Strike Again in Greece

Youth Visiting Here Arrested At San Jose   Tried to Collect $25,00( From Merchant Under Death Threat

Asked To Lie To Cover Up Position   Electric Co. Head Tells Senators Of  General’s Request

General Meyers Denies Lush Profits in Wartime Service   says lestimony False “Regarding Payments by Aviation Electric Firm

MEYERS DENIES HE GOT MONE)   General Says Funds Were ‘Loan Repayments’

MEYERS FAGES TAX SHOWDOWN   Clark Will Seek Indictmen At End Of Senate Quiz

MEYERS DENIES TAKING PROFITS   Testifies Money He Received From Firm Represented Loan Repayment

Meyers Takes Oath He Never Received Corporation Cash  Justice Department May Bring Income Tax Case on General

Gen. Meyers Says He Took Only Loan Repayments  Testimony of Previous Witnesses Denied At Senate’s Hearing

‘Meyers Denies Taking LAny “Kickback” Money   ‘Tells Senate; Quiz That Funds Received Were  Phewdiee Bisex: sees, Beers

Meyers Takes Stand, Denies All Charges   Justice Department to Seek indictment on Tax Evasion

Jer sey City” ‘Businessman ~ Says He Got “Go-Ahead* ' After Advancing $25,-000 to the General.

Says Meyers Had. Asked Him To Lie   Lamarre Remains Unshaken In Testimony Before Committee.

Never Drew Lush Salary, Sa ys Meyers   (nly Money Received Was In Repayment Of Loans, General Declares

GENERAL MEYERS DENIES STORIES   ‘Cals Testimony Before _ Senators False.

General Meyers: Today's Installment—  Denies All, Faces Tax Charaes

Lamarre Says Meyers Offered Money For Lie   Sought To Cover Uo His Affairs

The Weather   Meyers Labels Charges False   Denies Secret Deals Netted Him Lush Profits; Justice Officials Hint Indictment for Tax Dodging

Got Contract After Loan to Gen: Meyers   Jersey City Man Testifies About $25.000 Transaction

Meyers. Tells Probers Only Repaid Loans  ah. pen. See   Says lestimony Of Firm Officials Is Entirely  False

Lamarre Stands Firm Under Fire   Testifies He Was Promised ‘‘Real Money”’ If He Would Lie to Protect Maj. Gen. Meyers.

MEYERS. DENIES STORY OF HUGE WAR PROFITS   Says He "Never Took:.Mone} from Dummy Officials Except To Repay Loans.

Meyers swears Innocence   Says People Who Worked for Him Lied in Telling He Got Kick-backs

MEYERS MAKES DENIAI   Says Money Received from Air Company Was Loan Repayment

MONEY HE GOT WAG PAYMENT ON LOAN DEBT   Says Charges of Corruption, ‘ Fraud and Perjury All False..

Repayment of Loans Only Exception; Says LaMarre. Readnower I,iec

Swears That Charges of. Profiteering Are False   Declares Payments Were Made In Return.For Loans He Advanced

MEYERS DENIES FANCY SALARY   Got Only Loan Repayments, General Tells Probers

Testimony Is ‘False’,  He Declares  Takes Stand In Senate Inquiry

Lamarre Says Meyers Asked Him To Lie For ‘Real Money’   Witness Is Unshaken Despite Tirade Of Questions By Ex-General’s Counsel

Meyers Swears He Didn't Work Fraud   Denies Testinsany of bamare, Reednewer of Kick Back on Soflaries

Meyers Denies ‘Kickback’ on Firm’s Profits   General Gives Lie To Testimony That He Got $150.000

Never Got Dishonest Money, Says : Meyers Reiterates  Al Payments By

AVIATION CO GAIN DENIED BY MEYERS   Says Lamarre, Readnower Testimony Was False

Meyers Sweats He Didn't Work Fraud   Denics Testimony of bomazre, Reednower of Kick Beck on Saleries *«

MEYERS DENIES MAKING PROFIT IN DAYTON FIRM   Only Accepted Money in Repayment of Loans From Electric Company

Kx-General Denies War Firm Salary  Me ‘vers S; ays Sums  thie, 257 mtn sn eee soe To

Asserts He Got Nothing Except Repaid Loans   Decleres He’ll Answer Every Charge Against Him in Minute Detail

RS Is  CHARGED WITH TAX FRAUDS   Planted Stooges in Factories Taking Portions of Salaries

Gen. Meyers Denies Taking‘Salary’ Money   Declares Only Money Received From Company Was In Repayment Of Loans

Denies Early Charges Made Regard Loans   Justice Dep’t.. Promises Crackdown On Income Tax.

MEYERS CLAIMS ONLY CASH PAID WAS ON LOANS   General Denies Charges Before Senator Investigators   (ON STAND TODAY   War Contractor Says He Got Action Fol lowing Tinan

Key Group Named For Marshall Plan  4 Sub-Committees Also Agreed On

5-NATION EXECUTIVE GROUP APPOINTED TO DRAFT PLAN 'FOR REHABILITATING EUROPE

NAMED IN PARI   ‘Economic Conference Rule  Committee Speeds Final Draft

KEY GROUP NAMED AT PARIS PARLEY   FIVE-NATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHOSEN FOR EUROPE RECOVERY.

Draft Of Aid Plan Approved   Five’ Nation Committee To Steer European ~ Reconstruction 

live Nations Given Major Europe Post:   Britain, Holland, France, Maly And : Chosen

Key Committee  Named in Paris   Quick Okay Implements Marshall Program

-Britain, Franee——italy; Norway Named to Key Executive Conumittec On Reconstruction

Recovery Setup Progress Made At Paris Meet   Rules Committee Adopts Plan, Names Key Executive Body

KEY AID GROUP IS APPOINTED   Five Nations Selected For Executive Body; France And Britain Named   Aid Project May Force Change in Soviet Policy

DEMONSTRATORS SET FIRE TO U. S. OFFICE IN BAGHDAD   Cairo Arab Riot Halted; League Starts Recruiting

Carmona to Quit As President of Portugal, Rumor   , Leader Since 1926 May An mounce Resignation to   Assembly Today

Case Against The Railroads... .  Hearings Get Underway On Charges That South Discriminated Against

Armed Forces Unity Act Ready  wk kk kkk kk * Liethinann Clantrol OF Army Navy Air Fareo Plannod —

SENATE SEEKS ‘UNIFIED DIRECTION’ OF ARMED FORCES   TITLE WW CREATES:

Nine-Foot Mummies From “Lost Kingdom Of Mu” Are Reported; Some Scientists Are Skeptical

Says Lost Kingdom of Mu Found in California   Scientists Await Further Evidence Concerning Race of Giant Humans

Truman to Decide On How Much Date ULS. Will Divulge   Jittery Conditions In World Caused an Information Blackout

President Truman Must Decide Just How Much Gov't. Facts The Public Will Get

Soviet and U.S. Agree to New Korean Confabs   Moscow Announces Moiotov‘s Reply To Marshall’s Note

PREACHER FREE IN POISON CASE   Georgia Snake-ilendling Cult Jubilant; Leader Will Drink Lye

Strike Injunction Plan Considered By Senate Grour   Would Be Adopied as Part  Of Congress’ Anti-Strike  Legislation

Meyer Ready For Summons   Hughes’ Publicity Man Says Everyone Knew He Was In New York.

Senate Committee Hears Story Of Disease and Horror in Jap Prisoner of War Camps

CABINET HOLDS SPECIAL MEET ON FOOD COSTS   White House Plans Statement Today On Prices

VIOLENT DEATHS TAKE LIVES OF 18 OVER WEEK END   10 Die in Highway Accidents Skater Drowns at New Philadelphia

Movesto Stop Brewing War In Indonesia   Native Minister Flies to Confer With Officials Of Netherlands

Defense Post Tendered Hill   Grevhound Executive Weiehs Truman Offer

Sine Die End on June 3 Defeated In Texas House   First Victory for Veterans’ Bonus Proposal Is Scored

CORN SHY, MEAT TO REMAIN HIGH   Crop 628 Million Bushels Below ’46, Estimate of U.S. Experts

Bigger Eggs: Twice As Powerful Nagasaki A-Bombs Seen By Scientis

Einstein Warns America U. N’s. Atomic Control. Efforts Are Fruitless   Emergency Committee Of Atom Scientists Say Time Is Running Short And Alternative Te. The Piaath OF OCtere Cariaty’

Einstein Group Warns Time Running Short   Says Society Faces Atomic Bomb Control Agreement or Death

DR. EINSTEIN MAKES APPEAL TO AMERICANS   Predicts War When Red Stockpile Is Filled with Bombs

BOMB PILES WILL LAUNCH INEVITABLE WAR Einstein, Scientists Warn America Atomic Control Efforts Fruifless, Time Is Short

Need For Afom Control Imperative, Commitfee Headed By Einstein Says

Oe ea eee veal Be  Truman’ 's Budget Ten Times Larger Than Roosevelt's.

Boy Is Reported Missing After 9-Foot Wall of Water Sweeps Upon City

Rutland Without Power, Water: 500 Homeless   One Person Still Missing; Emergency Supplies Rushed To City; Power Dam Breaks

Flash Floods Follow Rains In Northeast   Rutland, Vermont, Suffers Damage © Of Two Million

WATER, POWER KNOCKED OUT   500 Homeless at Rutland, Vt.; 13-Vear-Old Child Missing.

'—HIGH WATER— 300 Persons Driven From  Their Homes  Estimate Damage  At $2,000,000

Vermont City Severely Hit By Flash Fisod   500 Fice Homes; Damage Estimated Over Two Million

VERMONT NATIVES. FLEE AS WALL OF WATER HITS GITY   Boy Missing, 500 Persois Homeless; Damage Runs, ! { Into Millions: .

*One Boy Missing  In Rutland, Vermont  ' As Dam Bursts; Clear  i Weather Aids Situation

Kilroy Was Here, Park Area Suffers From Visit, D’Ewart Says   Vandals Are Causing Irreparable Blemishes, Montana Congressman Reports in His Statement Asking Funds for Famous Area

Porter Is Killed As Pullman Car Takes Wild Dash   Car Breaks Loose From Train Near Gallitzin And Crashes Into Mountainside   THIRTEEN PERSONS REPORTED INJURED

Committee To Begin Voting On New Labor Bil   Measure Proposal Is Most Stringent Labor Legislation Ever Before Congress   HOUSE APPROVAL IS INDICATION

LABOR CONTROL ‘BILL APPROVED BY: GOP: CHIEFS      House ACTION EXPECTED ‘WITHIN WEEK ON MEASURE i DESIGNED. TO CURB

VOTE ON LABOR LAW SCHEDULED      Bill Now Up is Most Stringent Ever Considered by Congress — House Approval Expected Next Week.

PRISON FUGITIVE TO GET PARDON   Respected Business Man 1926 Escaper, Promised Freedom In Alabama

msn anata  Folsom Clears Wa ay -To Freedom ForFugitiveW hoRedeemed Self

Clear Way for Collins Plea.  Will Be Permitted To Return Voluntarily  TT CC. 8 Dewan

FUNERAL RITES HELD _ FOR AUTO MAGNATE       Cpmards Of 7,606 Turned Away Unabtc To Gain Admitiance Teo Detret Caitkedril

4 GILLS EQUAL ONE BIG QUART   Two Little Gill Girls Marry Two Little Gill Boys And Live Happily Ever After —O Far.

Blaze. Destroys Big Garage On Farm-- ; Damages House  G oebel F arm Se he! Of. Déstructive. Fire, At Noon Saturday

Blaze Destroys Big Big Garage On Fa arm-Damages House  ~ Goebel Fans Sieke’ OF Déstructive. Fire At Noon Saturday _

CARLSON TO ST. PAUL   Governor Will Have Part in Town’ 100th Birthday

DEATH BY FUMES NEAR SUMNER   Boone Salesman Found in Car on Highway

British, Americans Sign Long: Range Trade ‘Contr act With Yugoslavia

British, U.S. Yugos Sign Trade Pact  Will Help To Build German Economy

RED SATELLITE IN TRADE TIEUP   Yugoslavia Approves ~ Pact With U. S., British For Dealinas tn Germany

Pact Provides for Trade Between Yugoslavia and Reich Occupation Zones

U. S., Britain Sign Yugoslavia Trade  Pact for Germany $100 Millian Involved   $100 Million Involved In Deal to Build Up  Occupied Zones

VOLUNTARY RENT. BANST PROPER   New Jersey Senator Offers Plan; Action on Seen This Week

@ PAUL MALLON—   Finds South Changing [ts Mood With New Hope for Future

GRANDMOTHER IS ACCUSED OF NEW POISON ATTEMPT   MRS. LILLIE WINTER JAILED AGAIN AFTER TWO SUFFER ILLNESS

Russia Asks Quick Start On Arms Cuts   Gromyko Would Not Wait for Inspection Machiner.

Russia Urges Junking of Arms, Armies   Gromyko Speech Clashes Sharply With U.S. Views

Begin)isarming Now, Gromyko Challenges UN  abou Mianwtlnwtt «UY.   Quick Action Needed, He Says, to Wipe Out Snepicion

Gromyko Urges Immediate Start On Disarming  " Will Make Another Speech Later Today On Truman Policy

Reds Demand Arms Junking Immediately   Action Advocated Without Wailing For Control Setun

Soviets Challenge World to Begin  Prompt Disarming   Gromyko Wants UN Members Start Without Waiting for Any Safeguards   RED PLAN OPPOSES ANGLO-U. S. VIEWS   America, Britain Demand Establishment of Atomic Energy Controls

Russia Calls For Junking Of Arms  Soviet Views Laid Before U. N. Group

Gromyko  Calls for Arms Cut  Chollenges West To Disarm Now To Wipe Out All

Soviet Challenges World fo Disarm Without Guarantees   Proposal Clashes Sharply With Views Of Britain, America

Soviets Call Upon World ToJunkArms   Challenge Laid Down By Gromyko In First Of Two Historic Speeches

GromykoChallengesWorlc To Start Junking Arms, Armies In Speech To U.N.

Reds Flatly Challenge World To Junk  Arms Without Waiting for Controls

JAMBURGER-BAKED BEAN. ‘DIET, COOKED OVER. CAMPFIRES _ ACROSS. COUNTRY;. PAY OFF WHEN GIRL GETS MOVIE 10%

Sleeps in Car, Burns Own Beans’ City Woman’s Pilgrimage Wins Job With DeMille

Investigation Of Plane Crash On Mt. Rogers Begins Today   Body Of Pilot Identified As New Yorker Missing On Flight Started Last October

IOWA HOSPITAL  ~ PLAN OPPOSED   State’s Advisory Council Voices Objection

Proposed New Hospital Plan Is Criticized   Held Council Has Failed To Evaluate University Hospital

IS. CONSIDERED TO BE SERIOUS   Hundreds Fighting As Army Attacks Konitsa

Dawn Assault Said Move to Aid Guerrillas   Large Concentrations Are Reported on Albanian Territory

Greek Town Near Albania Under Attack  Soldiers Move In FromAcrossBorder  Government Says

Guerrillas. Cross Albanian Border To Attack Greeks   F ight Like Army Regulars in Raiding Town; ‘International Brigade’ and Other Units Banarted Macced fact Across Border

‘ARMY’ BRINGS NEEDED RELIEF TO GUERILLAS   Government Forces Battle Leftist Rivals Near Albania Border

ATTACK IS MADE ON GREEK TOWN   Guerrilla Band Crosses Over from Albanian Sector

PAY-AS-YOU-GO PLAN TO ‘BE -ADVOCATED IN REGARD TO FOREIGN RELIEF

130 Women E Bought For Drug Experiment.   Frenchman Testifies Against 23 Farben . “Directory

iF ARBENS BOUGHT WOMEN FROM CAMP FOR FATAL EXPERIMENT MILITARY TRIBUNAL ADVISED

BARBARA HUTTON TO MARRY PRINCE   DIME STORE HEIRESS TO BECOME BRIDE OF IGOR TROUBETZKOY IN PABIS.

MOLOTOV HAS BIG SURPRISE FOR U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY WHEN HE ARRIVES HERE EARLY IN OCTOBER

U.N. Waiting ‘Spectacular’ Red Proposal   Rumor Says Molotov Will Steal Spotlight When Assembly Sits

Say Molotov Will Come To UN Assembly   Secretary of state George C. Marshall Scheduled to Reach Lake Success, N. ¥Tonight.

Tomorrows Aeadlines “Today SPECTACULAR SURPRISE ACTION BY MOLOTOV AT UNITED NATION ASSEMBLY IN OCTOBER HINTED

Laborite Cabinet Plans To Give Little Concern to Vote   Sen. Vandenburg Attacks Tactics of Russians in UN

CONSERV'TIVE PARTY GAINS IN ENGLAND   Wins 644 City Council Seats In Elections Sat.

BRITISH LABORITES LOSE IN BALLOTING T0 CONSERVATIVES   Party Members Take Worst Beating in Several Years in Municipal Voting   CHURCHILL HAPPY ABOUT RETURNS

WAGE DISPUTE QVER EXPRESS INN. Y. ENDS   National Mediation Board Will Settle Present Difficulties

MAINE FORESTS CLOSED BY FIRE   Deer Hunting Season  Held Up; Blaze Blocks Main Highway

Democrats Certain Troman Will Sign Rent Control Bill   [Measure Extends Federal  Ceilings to March Ist  "With 15% Increase

Rent Control Bill Goes to Truman   Senate Democrats Predict He Will Sign But Reluctanily

Rent Boost Bill Sent to Truman   Senate OKs Measure; Signing Indicated

VETO MAY END RENT CONTROLS   Truman May Sign and Issue Blast at Congress

THINK TRUMAN WILL SIGN — RENT BILL   Will Approve’  Measure But . With Reluctance

SENATE DEMOS SEE APPROVAL OF RENT BILL   Believe Truman Will Sign Control Measure But “Reluctantly”

Rent Control Bill Expected To Be Signed   Measure Passes Senate and Will Replace Present Regulations Which Expire June 30. z

Democrats Savy TrumanToSign  Rent Curb Bill   Measure Permitting  Increases Will Be Approy ed Reluctantly, They Say

Rent Measure  Sent Truman; See Approval   Reluctant Signature Anticipated for Bill, ‘The Best He Can Get'

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Would Supervise Written Prattle Of Pro Gossips

SENATE COMM. APPROVES SEAWAY PLAN   But Measure Will Not. Reach Floor Until Next Year

ST, LAWRENCE SEAWAY OKAYEL   Senate Consideration Delayed Until 1948

Ship Wrecked In Swamp Of  Kast Florida   Rescuers Push Trucks Through Water 3-Feet In Depth to Remove Injured; Plane Was En Route From N. Y. to Puerto Rico

Florida Air Crash ~ Jakes Lives of 21: 13 Others Injured   Chartered Liner Ploughs Into Earth Carrying Puerto Rican Group

AIRLINER CRASH DEAD MAY JUMP TO 23INSOUTH   Confusion In Spanish Names Hampers Identification In Swamp Tragedy

21 Killed In Plane Crash   Puerto Rico Group Home-Bound Aboard Chartered U. S. Plane

FATAL 10 21   Thirteen Others Injured When Liner Crashes In Swampy Wastelands

Fail To Identify 12 Crash Victims   Twenty-One Die As Airliner Ploughs To Earth In Florida

21 Killed, 13 Hurt In Plane Crash   Puerto Ricans Bound For Homs

Rescue Party Finds Wrecked Craft In Swamp  Duerto Ricans   Puerto Ricans Chartered D(-3

21 Persons Die In Crash  e °  Of Airliner   Chartered Ship Goes Down In Swampy Wastelands Near Melbourne, Fla.

Plane Crash Kills 2] In Florida   Most of Victims Are Puerto Ricans Bound For Homeland Visit

Airliner In Florida Fall, Killing 21   Confusion Of Spanish Names Of Home-Bound Puerto Ricans Slows Identification

Airliner Crashes Deep In Florida Swampland; 21 Are Dead, 13 Hurt

21 Killed In Sunday Crash Of Airliner   Expect Death List to In— erease; Many Yet Unidentified —

12 UNIDENTIFIED IN PLANE CRASH TAKING 21 LIVES   Crashes in Florida Sector With 21 Puerto Ricans Aboard

Chartered Plane Was Carrying 31 Puerto Ricans; Rescuers Hampered

Plane Falls In Swamp; 13 Injured   Liner En Route From Newark ew. RAS ewes

Craft Was Carrying 3 Puerte Ricans To Their Homeland   WRECKAGE LOCATED IN FLORIDA SWAMP

121 Dead, 13 Injured In Plane Crash   Youth Gives Eye:Witness Account

Plane ‘Crash "Kills 21   Airliner Goes Down In Florida Glades Killing Homeward Bound Puerto Ricans

21 Die in Florida Airliner Crash   13 Hurt as Transport With Load Of Puerto Ricans Hits Knoll

21 Meet Death In Plane Crash In Wasteland   Scene of Disaster Near Florida Resort Known to Many Her

21 Killed, 13 Injured When Airliner Crashes in Swamp Twelve Dead Remain Unidentified

DEAD AT 21 IX PLANE WRECK IN WASTELANDS   Florida Victims Mostl Puerto Ricans Bound For Homeland

Twenty-One Die, Twelve Hurt  in Plane Crash One Survivor Is Near Death: Children Escape

Airliner Crashes In Florida Swamp; Twenty-One Are Killed, 13 Injured

21 Dead in Air Crash In Floride   Confusion in Names o! Puerto Ricans Hoids Up Identification.

21 Persons Die As Plane Falls In Florida Bog   Two Of 13 Others Injured In Crash May Die; Two   Children On Liner  Escupe Injury

i Die, 13 Hurt In Plane Crash   Puerto Rico Bound Ship Smashes Into Florida Everglades   Picture on Page 3

21 DEAD, 13 HURT, TOLL OF AIRLINER CRASH iN FLORIDA   Home-Bound Puerto Rican: And U. §, Crew Victims Of Accident

21 Are Killed -AsPlane Falls -InSwampland   Airliner Carrying 31 Puerto Ricans Crashes In Florida

1 Persons Killec In Florida Crash  Puerto Ricans, On Way Home, Victims

CHARTER PLANE CRASH KILLS 21   REMOVE BODIES FROM WRECKAGE DEEP IN FLORIDA SWAMPLAND

21 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   2 of 12 Survivors May Die; Plane Was On Chartered Flight

li Killed When DC-3 Crashes In Florida   Name Similarity Makes Identification Of Victims Difficult

21 Killed, 13 Injured In Crash Of Chartered Plane En Route To Puerto Rico.

21 Perish In Plane Crackup   2 of 13 tnjured Feared Likely To Die from Florida Accident.

21 Killed In  Crackup Of  Big Airliner CAA Probing  Tragic Crash In Florida

Twenty-one Killed In Crash of DC-3 Airliner i in Florida   Passengers included 31 Puerto Ricans:-Two of Injured  On “OC reetnal’? tte

Two Of Hurt Not Expected To Live; Two Are Uninjured   _ Survivor Discovered Hugging Tree Trunk 10 Feet Off Ground

Pilot and Twenty Killed in Crash of Chartered Plane in Wasteland Near Melbourne, Florida East Coast Town

11 Persons Killed In Airliner Crash  Miami-Bound Plane I: Down in Florida

Killed in Charter Plane   Confusion in Spanish Names Holds Up Identifyina Victims of Crash

DC3 Charter PlaneFalls; 1 3 AreHurt   Puerto Ricans On Flight Home Make Up Passenver List

21 ARE KILLED, 13 INJURED IN FLORIDA CRASH   CAA Begins Probe of Accident;  2 Remain Unidentified

AIRLINER FALLS IN WASTELANDS, 21 LOSE LIVES   Most of Victims are Puerto Ricans Who Were Flying Home.

Chartered Air Liner Carrying Homeward-Bound Puerto Ricans Plows Into Swampy Wastelands in Florida.

FBI CALLED IN FOR TESTIMONY   Seek To Prove Garssons Tried To “Cover Up” Wartime Payments To Ex-Congressman Andrew J. May.

FBI Testifies In Garssons Trial   Says Defendants Tried To ‘Cover Up’ Subsidy

Sen. Bricker Attacked In Subway Car   Ohioan Discharged From Police Force Under Suspicion

* . SHOOTING —  Ohioan Missed as He,Boards Subway    ‘LITTLE MAN’ IS HUNTED

BRIGKER FIRED UPON IN SENATE'S SUBWAY   Police Hunt Man From Ohi After Bullets Go Wild

Sen. Bricker Is Gunman’s Target He's Uninjured   Capitol Police Hunt Ex-Cop In Mystery

UNIDENTIFIED MAN FIRES AT SEN. BRICKER    Shoots Twice, Then Runs - As Ohio Senator Gets   On Subway Car

ASSASSIN FAILS IN ATTEMPT ON BRICKER’S LIFE   Fires Two Shots At Senator In Senate Subway

ATTEMPT MADE ON LIFE. OF JOHN W. BRICKER   Two Shots Fired At Ohio Senator As He Boarded Subway

House Schedules Action on Bill To Outlaw Suits   Debate Will Be Held To 5 Hours; Limit on Back Claims Provided

House Nears Vote on First:Labor Bill. Plan Banning Portal Claims

ACT TO CRUSH PORTAL SUITS GETS BACKING   Speedy Approval Seen o Measure After 5-Hour Debate in House

Showdown Near On Portal Suits   Republicans And. South ern. Democrats Unite To Outlaw Pay Suits.

Portal Pay Suits Tackled in House  Final Vote to Be Taken Friday

House Outlawing of Portal Pay Suits Appears A Certainty   Five Hour Debate Is Scheduled for This Afternoon

First Showdown In Congress On Labor  Legislation Nears Bill To Outlaw Portal Pay Claims Up © Ear Dehate: Certain Anoroval Looms 

EXPECT HOUSE 10 OUTLAW PORTAL SUITS   Powerful Combination of Repub icans and Southern Democrats Believed Strong Enough to Kill Back-Pay Claims

House Debates  Bill To Outlaw  Portal Pay Suits Final Vote Is Set For Friday

Republicans, Democrats Join Forces To Outlaw Portal-To-Portal Suits

DOOR - 10 - DOOR WAGE DEMANDS UNDER DEBATE   Republicans And Democrats In Capital Team Up In Effort To Outlaw Portal-To-Portal Pay Suits.

DEBATE ORDERED (N BILL 10 KILL PORTAL PAY SUIT!   Final Vote To Be Delayed Until Tomorrow; Passage Ne eager” tauren

GOP, Democrat Forces Join To Outlaw Demands   Stage Now Set For Major Showdown On Labor Legislation

GOP-Democrat Groups Merge Ti Hit Pay Suits   House Sets Stage For Big Showdown On Labor Lows; Schedule Debate

Debate Opens On Bill, Passage Is Believed Likely   Combination of Republican House Majority, Southern Democrats Act Together

Bill Outlawing Portal Claims Up For Debate   Powerful Combination O4 Republicans and Southern Democrats Muster Behind It

HOUSE STARTS DISCUSSION ON PORTAL PAY BILL   Southern Democrats, GOF Unite in Attempt to Outlaw Suits

IOWA VETERANS HEAR NAVY MAN   Admiral Clark Speaker at Legion Meet

Legion Again Keeps Step in Annual Parade   Features Third  Session of Event at Sioux City

ADA. GLARK aThtaute Uot FOR RESERVES   Convention in Third Day with Parade Big Feature of Program.

DRUNK DRIVERS CONSIDERATE . They Arrive in Relays, Crash in Front of Cops

Writing This Report Took Police from Christmas Eve Until Mornins

Chain Reaction 7 Cars Involved in Melee; Officer Writes ..and Writes

Creedon Is Foreed By Law to Approve  Hike in Louisville   Truman Expresses His Dissatisfaction with Relaxed Rent Controls, But Interpretation Of Measure Runs Counter to Some Opinion

RENT INCREASE BRINGS FLOOD OF PROTESTS   Angry Blasts Follow  Action on Boost In Louisville Area

Solon Disputes Power Of Rent Boards  HST, Labor Untons  Assail Rent Boosts

New Control Act Reported Inadequate As Raises -From—s-To 15 Per Cent Are Asked In Various Sections

President Blasts Controls Relaxation; Labor Unions, Others Protest  Rent Boost Brings Forth New Disapproval On Truman’s Part

Labor Opposes Five Percent Rent Increase   Boost Granted In Louis: ville—President Dissatistied

Flurry in Rent Control Stirred By an Increase   Louisville Raise Draws Angry Protests From Over the Nation

LOUISVILLE RENT" BOOST APPROVED   PRUMAN SAYS -GOVERNMENT HAD NO ALTERNATIVE— UNIONS PEOTEST HIKE,

Five Percent Rent Increase for Louisville   Truman Exercised About Tt But National Board Has to Approve.

ROTESTS RENT BOOST GRANTED AT LOUISVILLE   Labor Expresses Fears That Raise Allowed Snoread To Nation

Truman Again Hits Relaxed Rent Controls   Hike in Louisville Area Also Draws Hot Protests From Unions

Juries To Get Election Facts   Election Officials Admonished For Negligence In Bladen

WOMAN ’S TRIAL DELAYED AGAIN   Alleged Bank Robber’ Case Resumes Thursday

LEADERS WOULD SELL GOODS IN BLACK MARKET   Money Needed to Bolster Tottering Economy

Move Suggested To Help Bolster Weak Economy  Preanneal le Candee:   Proposal Is Contrary To Basic Provistons Of Relief Organizatior

CHINA WANTS TO SELL UNRRA GOODS   Would Dump Supplies. to  Goleta. Boece oe

China Asks Permission To Sell UNRRA Supplies To Bolster Economic System

China Seeks Permission To Sell UNRRA Supplies In Chinese Black Market

China WouldSel UNRRA Supplies  Chiang, Soong Want To Invade Black Market for Cash

Chinese Spokesmen Ask U. S. Permission To Sell UNRRA Supplies On Black Market

Requests U.S. Sanction for F inancing Idea   Resale Return of 250 Per Cent Te Ectimated

China Asks Black Mart Relief Use   Wants To Sell UNRRA Supplies To Bolster Economic System.

Dewey Eyes 25 Millions ForHousins:   Governor Also io Make Bid) for Extension  - of Residential Rent Control Law .  Not as Big as 46  Housing - Fund Bid Would Not Equi Last Year’s

Bill Raises’ House Total $61,000,000  Committee Favors   Committee Favors Restoring China Aid. $20.000.000

Senators Seek . Boost In Fund. To Aid Europe   Commilttee Urges China Be Included In Bill For Stop-Gap Help From America

Should Be On Way to Truman By Tonight   Senators Get Stop-Gap Aid Measure   Truman Hints At Third Veto Of GOP Bill To Slash Taxes

SENATE SEEKS 10 INCREASE FUNDS FOR EUROPE AID   COMMITTEE VOTES ADD 61 MILLIONS TO HOUSE FIGURE

Senate Receives Bill Asking 570 Billions For Stop-Gap Foreign Aid

Senators Vote  Higher Aid   Approve $570,000,000 fo: Stop Gap Appropriation For Foreign Relief

$92,800 CACHE   Bookkeeper Uncovers Hoard In Basement Home   MONEY GENUINE   Thieves Believed To Have Placed It  hare

FIRST NATIONAL PHONE STRIKE NEARLY OVER   yvesierday’s Settlement Virtually Ends Nationwide Tieup.

Tieup Not A Success   Phone Workers Get  ‘Barely Third of Hike Demanded; ‘Others Got More. Without Striking

WORKERS RETURN AS PHONE PEACE REIGNS   Two Isolated Disputes Blo! Nationwide Picture

NAT SUCRE SCFI   Settlements Made For About One Third Of Original  Demands

Phone Strike Comes to End   20,000 Return to Jobs Today; Get $4 Per Week Increase

Telephone Men Back At Work   20,000 Workers Return To Jobs Ending Tieup

Telephone Dispute Virtually Ends as 20,000 Resume Jobs   First Nationwide © Strike Uas Only Two Points of ”  Holdout; 340,000 Idle at one Time

WE Workers Return To Jobs  Phone Strike Settled, Union Admits Failure

20,000 Western Electric Workers Return To Jobs   National Phone Strike Is Over

Return Of WE Workers Ends Strike  Only Two Minor Disputes Left In Phone Tieup

PHONE SERVICE NOW NORMAL IN MOST SECTIONS   Only Two Disputes Continu After Western Electric Workers Return

Phone Union Admits Pay Bid Failure   Settlement Is Made for Only Third of Goal

Chicago Youths Held in Kidnaping, Robbing of Texan Found Tied to Bed

HAVE DECIDED ELECTIONS  “Third Parties Play Key Roles But Fail To Elect Candidates

Red Tape Deprives Reporter Of Refund on Ov erpayment of His Taxes to His Uncle Sam

Excess Profits Kick Backs Also Listed .... Gaston Business Firms And Individuals Share In Income Tax Refunds

Guerrillas  Step Up War Tempo   ‘Sharp Increase In  Fighting May Herald Setting Up Free Red State in North Area 

GUERRILLAS STEP UP PUSH   Sharp Increase in Activities Reported In Northern Greece

Broad Control Powers Urged   Agriculture Dep't Reports To Congress

U.S. Right To Buy Wheat Crop. Asked.   Continuation of Transportation,  Export Curbs Asked

Proposé Power To Buy Enfire U.S. Wheat Cro;   Officials Predict Far Less Meat in 1948-— And At Higher Prices

Br oad Power To Buy All Wheat Asked   Even This And Other Measures Will Not  , Produce All Meat Nation Will Need

Broader Buying Powers Uroed For Government  Full Wheat Crop Purchase Possible  Pad imes, Tc wel

MEAT SUPPLY EXPECTED 10 DROP IN 1948   GOVERNMENT DEAL FOR ENTIRE WHEAT CROP PROPOSED

Broad Allocation Powers Are Sought   Administration Asks Congress for Authority to Buy Entire Wheat Crop, if Necessary — Less Meat, Higher Price for it Expected.

Power To Buy All Wheat Asked by U.S.   Meat Seen Scarcer In Nation in 1948 Desnite Such Actiot

— EMERGENCY — Bridges _ Warns of Food Lack   SEES PERIL IN EUROPEAN AID

State Closes Rest Home al Jones   Acts After Clossified as Nussing Home, Denies License to Operate’

Four-Alarm Fire Is Controlled  Tenement Dwellers Routed by Blaze

CORN AND OATS HIT NEW HIGHS   Wheat Also Gets Bullish Sentiment To Reach Season Top

200 ABOARD A SINKING SHIP   Coast Guard Cutters Racing to Save Passengers  of S. S. Alaska.

Two Coast Guard  Vessels Dispatched To Scene of Wreck   Rescue Operations “Made Hazardous by  Whippina Winds

10-CAR TRAIN STALLS IN NEW YORK SUBWAY   4,000 Passengers Stranded Under East River—Women Collapse on Reaching Surface.

Subway Stalls Under - East River, Stranding 4000 Rush Hour Crowd   Pen aera Rear Panic, Al! Get Te  Surface Afters Mectic Meer, Shock Aad Falating Galy ill Effects Suttered :

FIRE PERILS 4000 IN SUBWAY TUNNEL   Frightened Passengers Crawl to Safety Along Tracks Under East River.

Northcentral Ohio Lashed by Tornado That Injures 26  hs Se gn om ee ES age  Ua, Cee eer   Trailer Camp at Findlay Wrecked By Wind Following Hailstorm; Stories of Grim Experiences Told

26 Persons Reported Injured When 2-Minute  Tornado Rips Into Area

Findlay Trailer Camp, 26 Hurt   Twister Smashes 42 Trailers As Ii Spares Homes In Path Through City

26 PEOPLE HURT IN TWISTER AT EDGE OF CITY   Strong Winds Smash 42 Damage Three Trailers in Two Minutes

FNDLAY GAMP   Prrailers Tossed Around By Flash Twister; Rescuers Probe Debris

—TORNADO—  42 Trailers  Are Smashed  By Twister 2-Minute Storm Damage Is High

@e rFAVE MAmAbewvens  Strong Fight For Republican Presidential Nomination On

Ft ee (pe tererepasensgce easy  Strong Fight For Republican Presidential Nomination On

The Cold Snap Was Expected to Increase In Severity Tonight, Saterday.   DROP IN TEMPERATURE   Will Go to 10 to 15 Below In Northwest to Near Zero In the South.

Winter Roars In With Hich  Winds, Snow   Cold Snap Expected To Increase in Severity Tonight

LOOD FEUD ROWS ACCROSS {DIA’S PUNJAB   May Involve ‘Whole Country

Series of Minor Riots in India Have Developed Into Bloodiest Civil War

Feuding in India Cosis Many Lives   ‘No-Man’s Land’ of New Governments Scene of Bloodshed

Ex-King Of Italy Is Dead In Egypt   Former King Victor Emmanuel Ill Dies In Exile: Funeral Plans Delayed

EXILED KING DIED. SUNDAY   DEPOSED ‘KING OF ITALY DIED IN EGYPT—WAS ON _ THRONE 46 YEARS -

AIRPORT PROJECTS MAY BE CURTAILED   Harriman Sav; Preposed Cut io Appropriations Will Reduce Frezram Br Ose-Hale

-Lias Closing Resorts ‘Forever’; ‘ Wheeling Paper Hits Indictments

Prominent St. Louisan Shot By Daughter  14-Year Old Girl  Left Home With 13-Year-Old Boy

Two Dead After Runaway Jaunt   Girl Shoots Father, Car Is Wrecked and Boy Companion Killed

SIXTEEN BOND PROPOSALS OVER IN KANSAS CIT)   The Largest One Was a Traf.fieway Program to Cost $12,300,000.   ALSO SUPER AIRPORT   Another One Was For a $4, 500,000 Municipal Airport Improvement.

Kansas City, Boonville Vote Improvements   Two Jackson County Bond Proposals Are Approved

queneenietenn. ‘een pesenienmeenmmeenen ee atemniinnmeeedl  MOTHER OR > ACTOR ners

Magazine Saleswoman. Now Knows Better Than to Try Interview With: Meal Cooking, Kids Cryine

Enough Was Too Much, Is Plea of Housewife; Judge Agrees, Fines Saleswoman

GROMYKO SPEAKS Russia Refuses ‘I'c Waive Atom Veto   By. FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

No Place For Communism In Labor Unions   Declares Resigned UPWA-CIO Chairman

YUGOSLAVS RUN AMERICANS OUT   N. Y. Times Writer and His Wife, Also Scribe Ordered Expelled

Penn 26 Princeton 7  Indiana 7Okla. 27Calif. 6 O. State 0/lowa St. 9}UCLA 0  Other Scores On Page 13  SMU 1T4/TCU 14 Texas 13Baylor 7  Rice — 40]T-A&M 21]N. Dame 27 Mich. 14]Army 65 Tex. Tech 7] Ark. 21} Navy Oj Til. 7WG&LI13  Amarillo 27] WTSC 25 Lubbock 0] Flagstaff 0                  Asks New Inflation Controls    Tito Ousts Two US Newspaper Correspondents

Two American Writers Ordered From Yugoslavic   Brandels Told to Leave in 24 Heurs

Slavs Expel 2 Reporters   American Couple, Correspondents, Given Ultimatum to Leave

Two U. S: Writers Ordered Expelled From Yugoslavia   Tito’s Government Gives New York Times Correspondent and His Wife, Employed by United Press, Until 11 A. M. Monday-to Depart—Stories They Wrote Held Objectionable —Incident Called “Grave” by American Envoy.

Two Americans Are Ordered Out Of Yugoslavia   Newspaper Writers Have Until Monday to Pack Up and Leave

SLAVS ORDER U.S. WRITERS T0 GET OUT   A New York Times Correspondent and His U.P Wife Are Instructed te Leave the Country Within 24 Hours.

Fiest Given Only 24 Hours to Leave; U.S. Ambassador Takes Up Matter; Writing Called Standerous, Untrue

American Writers Ordered to Leave  Yugoslavia Gives Them 24 Hours

Slavs Oust  Americans   Times Correspondent And Wife Given 24  Hours to Get Out

ORDERED TO LEAVE   American Newsmen Must Be Out of Yugoslavia in 24 Hours

Yugoslavia Orders Two American Writers to Leave   Reporting of Recent Trial Brings Charges Of Distortion; U. $. Ambassador Will Take Up Incident With Authorities

N. Y. Times Correspondent and Wife Accused of Writing ‘Untruths.’

Yugoslavia Gives U.S. Writers 24 Hours to Depart   Times Writer's Dispatches Create Misundersianding, Declares Slav Official

Expel 2 U.S.  News Writers New York UJ. P. Of   New York U. P. Office Says See Na Reason For Act. -

Vugoslavs Expel Two American News Writers   Man, Wife Ordered To Leave; U.S. Envoy Takes Hand in Affair

U.S. Reaffirms Opposition To L'se of Veto   Charge Soviets Biuniled Secret Atom Plant

CLARK ACCEPTS NEW POSITION   Will Become — Director O Admissions At  Mornineside.

Auto Workers to Offer Ford New Proposal   Last Minute Effort Promised to Avert Strike at Ford Plant

Zero Hour Plan Put Up By UAW To Avert Strike   Details Withheld; 107,000 Employes Ready For Walkout   Investigation Is Asked By Hartley

Brink Family Facing Return to California: Travel Fund Narlese-ld

Maine Blazes Gut 7 Towns. Killing Twelve   Property Loss Set At $26 Millions— Bar Harbor Fire  Ruins Big Homes

Six Other Areas: Suffer Like Fate In Forest Fires  Death Toll of Two. States Set at Eleven.

3.500 PERSONS DRIVEN OUT OF ISLAND VILLAGE   -Death Toll Mounts to 9 as Property Damage Estimated $26.000,000

New England Fires Kill 12; Mansions Burr   Fabled Resort, Like. Dunkerque, Emptied by Land and Sea

3500 Persons Flee Homes by Land and Sea   Flames Sweep Across Desert Island, Menace Other Communities; Four Deaths Reported

Bar Harbor Is Laid Waste by Forest Fires   Thousands Taken From Resort Island After A Niah? of Terror

Bar Harbor Virtually Wiped Out; Many Fires in New England as Dry Spell Starts 24th Day.  DAMAGE MOUNTS  armmerwa eaoer Anh nh rt

Fire Causes  Bar Harbor Evacuation  Nine Dead, Loss  — $26 Million

Fire Razes Seven Towns   15 Lose Lives as $26,000,000 Blaze Hits New England

L039 ALREADY IN EXGEo9 OF 26 MILLION   Flames That Swept Rich Bar  Harbor Homes Peril Other Tawne.

—DUNKERQUE’— Death Toll Mounts To Nine   3,300 EVACUATE BAR HARBOR

Fabled Playground and Six Other Communities Burned: Residents Flee From Flames

Fabled Homes and Art Losses Swell Total In Excess Of 26 Millions

—~FIRE— Homes In — Bar Harbor Destroyed  3,500 Residents  _ Flee Holocaust

Bar Harbor Deserted as Flames Swept By Winds Spread Havoc in Wide Area

SEVEN TOWNS LEFT STRICKEN AND DESERTED   Fabled Bar Harbor, 6 Other Communities Reported Virtually Wiped Out.

200 To 300 Fine Homes Destroyed   Thousands Of Townsfolk Flee By Land And Sea, Leaving City Of Some Of America’s Most Wealthy Families Deserted

Property Loss £76, 000.000 In New England   Thousands Flee As Flames Continue Out Of Control

11 Die,Property Loss*26 Million In New England  Forest Fires   3500 Evacuated From Bar Harbor; 200-300 Homes Leveled

Bar Harbor, Me., Is  bese  Ravaged By Flames   Eleven Are Dead And Property Damage Mounts To Over $26,000,000 As Fire Sweeps Through Famous Summer Playground Of The Rich

Raging Fire Sweeps Famed Resort, 6 Maine Towns: 26 Million Damage

Hundreds Of Homes In Famous Summer Colony Razed By Flames; Six Other Communities Virtually Wiped Out.

Evacuation hy Sea And Air Is Planned  Entire Towns Are Wiped Out; Death Toll Reaches Eleven

Big Estates In Maine Burned In Forest Fire   Eleven Are Dead; Thousands Flee Wall Of Flame

Showplace Mansions Destroyed   Evacuation By Night Leaves Bar Harbor Deserted

9 Lives Lost: Maine Resort Smoking Ruins   Homes of Millionaires Destroyed; Fires Rage: ‘in Three States

Thousands Forced To Flee City   9 Known Deaths _In Famed Resort Blaze.

Winds Fanning Woodland Fires Into New Fury   Resort Evacuated in Spectacular All-Night ‘Peacetime Dunkerque’

Resort Colony Is Left In Ruins   Deaths, Damage Mount As Wind  Fans Flames

Thousands Homeless:  Loss High   Property Damage Set at $26,000,000; Six  Maine Towns Razed

Winds Still Fan Maine Forest Fires  Bar Harbor and Smaller Towns Ravan by Blaze

New England Fire Kills 12; Report Big Property Loss   Resort Town of  Bar Harbor Reported Virtually. Destroyed-Wind Fans Flames

STRONG WINDS FAN BLAZES IN FOREST   Damage Set At $26,000, ~ 000 With Nine Dead

Maine Towns Wiped Out by  Forest Fire   Bar Harbor and Six Other Communities Scenes of Spectacular All- Night   Dunkerque Evacuation

Flames Ruin Many Homes InN. England   Property Damage In Seven Towns Tens 26 Million

Bar Harbor Virtually Wiped Out  Death Toll   Death Toll Put at 11;  26 Million Property Loss

Bar Harbor Colony Virtually Wiped Out   3500 Evaciated as Flames Level 262 Mount Desert Homes; 10 Dead; 12 to 15 Fires Ragine in Mass.

Summer Colony At Bar Harbor Wiped out   Death Toll Reaches 15-——Property Damage More Than 26 Million

Loss in / Communities $26,000,000   Nine Deaths Reported, Dry Koresta in Flames

Bar Harbor, Resort Town. Swept By Fire      200 To 300 Homes And Summer Estates Leveled; Started By Forest Conflacratinn

Evacuate Resort Residents by Land, Sea Thursday Night   Between 12 and 15 Fires Rage in 3 New England States

Night of Herrer   3,300 Perscas Flac Flas eRe   FOUR ARE KNOWN DEAD   3 New En States Bat. tle R a Fires  Dry Day

SHIPS RESCUE RESIDENTS OF DOOMED TOWN   BAR HARBOR RUINS - BOOST LOSS TO  26 MILLIONS

Bar Harbor Has Night of Horror   3,500 Persons Flee Flaming Town; About 200 Homes Lie In Ruin   FOUR ARE KNOWN DEAD   3 New England States Bat. tle ~~ Forest Fires In 4th Dry Day

WOODLAND FIRES FANNED BY STRONG BREEZE TODA\   Swank Summer Colony at Bat Harbor, Me., Virtually Wiped Out.   DEATH TOUE TA FIFTEEN   The Property Damage Has Mounted Above $26,000,000 ‘Mark.

Death Toll Already At . Nine; Property Damage: Mounts To 26 000.000

Host Of Tributes Greet Hex Song Recital With Detroit Symphony Orchestra

Margaret Trumar Wins Praise   Fee for Singing to Be From $1,000 to $1,500

Truman Debut Called Triumph   Teacher, Conductor . Add--to Tributes. —. -

Miss Truman  Makes Debut   Coloratura Soprano Experiences Thrill

Miss Truman Makes Opera Debut   One or Two Lapses From Pitch.’ but Margaret Thrillec

Margaret Truman Receives Praise For Her Sunday Night Radio Debut

House Leaders Ask Prosecutions   UnAmerican Committee Chief Asks Action Aqainst Communists

Taft Throws Weight Behind Drive for Treaty Ratification   Peace Pacts With Italy, Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary May Be Acted On in the Senate This Week

TAFT 10 BACK PEACE PACTS   Throws Weight Into Drive For Ratification Of  Several Treaties

SENATE TO OPEN SATELLITE TREATY   Taft, Vandenberg Together Behind Drive for Early Ratification

Early Peace Treaty Okay Is Favored By Senator Taft   Ohio Leader Joins With Senator Vandenberg in Ratifvine Some Pacts

Thursday Stays as No-Poulfry Day   Valuntery Campaign ow Food Saving for Europe on Same Basis

Luckman Passes Up Fowl Plan  ‘Thursday Remains As No-Poultry Day

NO.EGG, NO POULTRY DAYS WILL CONTINUE   Luckman Turns Down Plan Submitted By Dealers

No-Poultry Day Stays in Drive To Save Grain   Luckman Turns Down "Final Offer’ From Producers Association

Poultryless Day to Stay   Voluntary Ban on Thursday Retained To Save Grain

Poultryless Days Continue In Grain Plan   EGGLESS THURSDAY TO BE URGED FOR NATION

Leaders Of House Planning To Beat Truman To Punch   President Expected To include Income Tax Cut Among Proposals in State Of Union Address

OPERATORS MAY RESUME TALKS ON WAGES PACT   Return of Miners Is Not Likely without Contract

10VERNMENT IVESUP SOAL MINES   F ederal Opera tion Ends Tonight. © At Midnight

U.S. Returns Idle Coal Pits To Operators   Federal Labor Chief Due to Act Quickly On Contract Work

Government Gives. Up Control Today   Some Hope Is Held That Operators and Lewis Will Sign Agreement By July 8

Gov't Turns Soft Coal Mines Back To Private Owners   Hopeful Signs Seen for New UMW Contracts

BACK TO OWNERS   Krug Terminates Federal Control; Pits Were Seized  1, 10446

U. S. Seek: New Wage: Parleys   Long Period of © Federol Operation Ends; Lewis Gets’ High Wage Offer

U.S. Turns Mines Back to Owners   Fuel Situation Grave After Year of Government Controls

Industry Facing Grave Period as Miners Take Rest   Signs More Hopeful For New Contract by Vacation Period End

‘COAL MINES HANDED BACK TO OPERATORS   400,000 UMW  Members On Vacation

MINES ARE HANDED 10 OWNERS TODAY: TALKS SCHEDULED   Workers May Not Return to Job If Contract Is Not Made before End of Vacation Periods.   ORDER SENT OUT BY OFFICIAL OF U.S.

“Men May Not Return To Old Jobs   Coal Shortage Hits Industry In Ric Centers

U. §., RETURNS SBIZED MINES 10 OPERATORS   Industry Conditions   Similar to Year Age  W hen Government Took Over.

Liyofis In Major Heavy Industries Caused By Threat Of Coal Shortages—Temporary Dismissals In Steel Mountine   SMITH-CONNALLY ACT EXPIRES AT MIDNIGHT

Wedemeyer Warns China To Clean Self   Terms Stronger Than Those Washington Using on Greece  >. FRagicen!d ss WE LEP E

CHINESE. GOVERNMENT: MUST-GET— _ CLEANED UP BEFORE U.S. HELP ‘AVAILABLE; PROMISES NOT ENOUGH

China Gets U. 8. Orders To Clean Up   Reforms Needed, Not Promises, Chinese Government Told By Wedemeyer In Public Statement

Solons to Get Record Budget Measure Today   Request For General Fund Expenditures Expected TT. Gos Naw Hioch

Legislators To Get Budget Figures Today  Details Not Told Pending Study

FIGHTS BREAK OUI IN TRIESTE TODAY: TRUMAN 1S JEERED   Italy is Restored to Full Respectability as Nation; 100,000 Reds in Rome in Demonstration.   SEVERAL REPORTED INJURED IN RIOTS

Friction Between Italian and Slav Factions Break Out in Trieste .—

Pact Anniversary Responsible For Riots in Trieste   Italian Units Prowl Streets Resistirig All Police Authority   AMERICAN NEWSMEN PURSUED BY GANG   British Officer Is Stoned: Several Persons Injured In Fights

Low Countries Seek Share in German Rule   Belginum, Helland and Luxembourg Ask Big 4 To Internationalize Rehr and Approve Disarmament Pact

End of Split Over Austria  Pact Likely   Foreign Minister of Big Four Open Second  Dav of Discussions

BIG FOUR SPLIT ON PROCEDURE   France, Britain And U. S. On One Side, Russia On Other   ATMOSPHERE IS EASY

Austrian treaty Gets First Place  Big Four Ministers' Deadlock Broken

Ministers To Give Austrian  Pact Top Spot   French Sources Say Big 4 Agree To Place Austrian Peace Treaty at Top of Agenda.

GERMAN TREATY PLACED SECOND ON THE AGENDA   -oreign Ministers Approve Suggestion Made By French Representative; Today's Session Was  Brisk; Only Three Hours Long.

Big Four Put Problem At Top Of Agenda   German Treaty Talks Placed Second On List

GERMAN TREATY COMES SECOND : Austria Given Tog Spot By Big Four °

Peace Ireaty For Germany To Be Second   Molotov Is Expected To Criticize U. S. Occupation Policies

Big-4 Reach Agreement on Austrian Pact   Molotov Yields to Demands Made by Western Powers

Austrian Treaty First   Agreement in Council Of Foreign Ministers  During Brisk Session; Discuss Germany Next

Austrian Treaty Gets Top Priority   Big Four Ministers, However, Will Send Issue to Deputies and Take Up Discussion of Germany’s Future Immediately.

AT TOP OF AGENDA   Foreign Ministers To "Gas ‘hoatan Treaty First

LEWIS ACTION: ‘WIL SPEEDUP MINE OPENING   {NW WORKERS CHIEFS TELL! ! FOLLOWERS TO. RETURN 5} AFTER Pits CERTIFIED  “SAFE an

DEWEY STRESSES GLOBAL PROBLEM   ee  Second N. Y. Inauguratior Finds Governor Hitting National Administration

lowa School Men to Renew Fight  _ Leader Intimates Battle Only Bequn

Two.0n South  Plains Killed Over Weekent   Traffic Mishaps _Account.For 4 ‘Deaths In State

PREDICT DROP IN FOOD COST   Govt. Department Heads Say Lower Grocery Prices Now in Prospect

Grocery Prices May Tumble in “947, Says USDA   Reduction Seen, Barring A Poor Crop Year

Cut in Food Prices Is Forecast by Dept. of Agricuiture   Officials State February Items to Be in Excess Of That of One Year Ago

MUST PRODUCE MORE AT LOWER PRICES   Roger Babson Insists That There Will Be More Food, Clothing and Shelter For AH Only If We Produce More Abundantly.

Babson Tells Of Strike In His Home Town   LABOR AND MANAGERS STILL AT ODDS ON ISSUES

Writing New Constitution For Siam AsRevolt Ends      Under Jap Wartime Premier King Will Get More Power; Cou Staged Bloodlessly

Former Jap Puppet Premier Writes New Siamese Constitution   Revolutionary Clique Gains Contro! of Siam

SIAM GOVERNMENT GET UVERTHROWN WITHOUT BATTLES   Former Jap Puppet Head Takes Over Helm of Country; Will Name New Cabinet.   OLD ARMY HEAD IS NOW MISSING

Andy Higgins Exonerated   Grand Jury, After 9-Month Inquiry, Finds “No Basis For Prosecution” Of Boat Builder

No Basis For Prosecution -In Final. Findings   Charges Had Never Been Filed Against Landing Craft Builder °°.

HIGGINS HANDED CLEAN BILL BY FEDERAL JURY   ‘No Basis for Criminal Prosecution’ of Boat Builder, Final Verdict

(Cl lean slate  Higgins Probe Is Dropped; 'Rule No Basis For Prosecution

GRAND. JURY FINDS NOTHING  AMISS ON         Boat. Builder Given Clean Slate s: Nine- Month Investigatow le Ended

Jury Gives Clean Bill To Higgins  Action 4 ‘asing —PBoat Wizard.

Public Reaction Feared In Slash Of Import Duties   Standard Of Living Faces Drastic Cut

Broad Tariff, Trade Agreement With 22 Nations Revealed   U.S. Reaction To Int’l Pact Eagerly Awaited

Import Duties In 23 Nations Cut By Pact   State Department Awaits Reaction To Trade Treaty

French Reds Balk; New Crisis Faces Ramadier Regime   Premier May Quit After Communists Refuse Support on Viet Issue

POLITIGAL CRISIS STRIKES. FRANCE   Communists Refuse To Yoin Vote of _ .radoon fidence

New Political Grisis Seen In France Now   PREMIER RESIGNS AS COMMUNISTS HIT POLICIES

ILDREN'S DAY OWDS PACK IRGROUNDS   ong Show Classes sight, Followed Stage Revue

Police Report Prowlers Active Past Few Nights  Several Business.  Houses Are Robbed

Police Report Prowlers Active Past Few Nights  Several Business.  Houses Are Robbed  Tt . SY UY _F_

BABSORN’S  WERILY W >, ry  oe seed sain ha, Pevensie  eu eo ere  é@  is ( 5  ‘ Sew ~ &® € eo @   BARSON DISCUSSES “HAVING A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN

Four Pass Civil  Service Tests  For Assessor  Appointment Will Be Made Later By  gg MN a

Four Pass Civil Service Tests For Assessor —  Appointment Will Be Made Later By County Auditor

Newspapers Forced To Cut Advertising      Newsprint Supplies Dwindling in Many Sections of Nation

U. $. Names 1,240 More Enad Traders   Some Government Officials To Be On Next List To’ Be Given Out

Area Residents Included In Report — _  ‘New List Of Grain  Traders Announced

COUNTIANS ARE MENTIONED IN TRADERS’ LIST   Glade Valley Milling Co. And Emmitsburg Woman Among 1,240   FEDERAL “INSIDERS” ARE NOT IDENTIFIED

New Trader List Doesn't Tell if Any Are U.S. Officials   Still Unanswered Is Question on Use Of Inside Informatior

New Wheat. Trading List Made Public:  “No Mention ‘Of » Federal: ‘Insiders’

1,240 Names On 2nd List Ot Traders  Not Yet Revealed   Not Yet Revealed If Any Are Officials  Of Government

UL, §. BARES NAMES OF 1240 TRADERS IN GRAIN FUTURES   List Second Given Out But Whether it Includes Any Government Officials Is Undetermined.   NONE IS IDENTIFIED AS TO OCCUPATION   ‘Reporters Find Only Four   With Washington Addresses   —Most of Those Named Dealt in Small Way.

New List of 1240 Wheat ‘Traders Is Made Public   But Still No Light on Speculation on Part of Federal Folks

No Government Officials Fount On New Roster  Anderson Orders Check By Brokers

SECOND WHEAT TRADERS ROLL MADE PUBLIC   Government Officials Names Are Missing From New List

NAMES BUT NOT BUSINESSES OF TRADERS LISTED   U. S. Agriculture Depart ment Has Identity Of 1,240 Wheat Brokers

NO BIG NAMES ARE FOUND ON SECOND LIST   Attempts Are Being Made to Learn About Speculators

‘Market Speculation Cell 1.---1..] arawn ree YY VMUWULUIL Still ( “LeaplihitcLethL

New List Of Grain Traders Made Public By Anderson      List of 1,240 Wheat Traders Revealed—Hot Question ‘of Whether Government Insiders Profited Not Answered oe 5

‘Tennessee Lands 18 On Report   Hot Question. On Speculation Still Unanswered

U. S.. Franee, Britain May Merge German Zones   Officials Hope Russians Will Go Along On Central Political Government, But Contemplate Joining Hands If Soviets Undertake To Continue Alone

Joint Economic Conta Favored Russia Objects   Action Necessary To Reduce Costs

Contemplate Central. Gov't In Germany   Would Inlude All But Soviet Zone if London Meet Fails

(Central Regime for  Reich  Seen   American, British Authorities Féel Early Consolidation Of Zones Is Vital

Tie-Up Comes In Spite Of All Efforts   Labor Experts Unable To Prevent Walkout

Union Rejects Late Government Plea For 48-Hour Delay   Fail To Reach Settlement in Continuous Conference Lasting For Nearly 24 Hours

Walkout Causes Coast-to-Coast Service Tie-up   Federal Conciliators in Desperate Move to Bring About Settlement   ALL-NIGHT PARLEY ENDS IN FAILURE   Sessions Resumed Today in Hope of Fostering Bac?:tc-Work Move

Postponeinent Plea Rejected   340,000 Leave Jobs Across Country After All-Night Negotiations ~ Fail: Parley Continues.

Long Distance, Dial-Service Affected By Strike; Efforts To Effect Settlement Continued By Labor Dept. Conciliators   ONIONS REFUSE TO POSTPONE WALKOUT

Efforts to Avert NFTW Walkout Fail   340,000 Stay Off Jobs in First Walkout of Kind; Picket Lines Form at Northwest Offices

Govt. Plea For Delay Is Rejected   ‘Some Progress’ Reported In Long-Lines Negotiations.

Union Heads Spurn Last Minute Plea For Delays   Walkout = preading Over U, 5.; Picket Lines Fatcltlished

Last Minute Plea For 48-Hour Delay In Walkout Spurned By Union Chiefs

_HWALKOUT —.  Keep Dial, Eniergencs Service   U.S. SEIZURE. DOUBTFUL 

Union Heads Reject Last-Minute Efforts To Effect Settlement   Supervisory and Non-Union Personnel Attempt To Keep ’Phone Lines Open

Truman Keeps In Touch On  [Developments   Communications Crippled In First Tie-Up of Kind In History

First Nationwide Strike in Telephone Industry Affects an Estimated 340,000 Workers.   UNION DEMANDS $12 A WEEK PAY RAISE

History-Making Walkout Sweeps  Across Country   Last-Minute Efforts Fail To Bring Settlement Or To Delay Strike; 340,000 Workers Are Out

Is First Of Kind. — In History   Union Workers Quit. At 6 a. m. Ignoring  Government Plea For A&8-Hour Postponement

Long Distance Lines in East Are Paralyzed   Effort Renewed To Find Plan For Settlement

Nation in Grip Of First Major Strike of Year   First Walkout Of Kind In History Cripples Communications System Of U. S.

ov't Seeking ack-to-Work greement  Long Distance Serv ice Worst gp hee

Telephone Employes From Coast To Coast Strike With Exception of Indiana and Virginia and Montana: Long Distance Service Hardest Hit.

Union Leaders Spurn Plea 48 Hours’ Delay   Telephone Tieup Is Complete When West Coast Workers Wolk Out on 6A. M. Deadlin

$12 Salary Increases Demanded by 340,000 Employes in System   Dial Instruments Still Working but Toll Call Curbed; Observers Ponder Possibility Ot Government Intervention

Phone Workers Spurn U.S. Plea To Delay Strike   NATION’S SERVICE HIT HARD BY WALKOUT TODAY

Toll Calls Cut to 20 Per Cent   Labor Department Claims Progress Made in Negotiations in Washington

‘Aim To Settle Long Distance  Tie-Up First   Walkout Takes 294,000 From Jobs; Long Distance Service Off 20 Percent.

Final Plea For 48-Hour Delay Is Rejected   Walkout Spreads Across Country;  Service Tied Up  In Most Cities

Indiana Not Yet Included In Walkouts   Long Distance Service Suffers Most; No Sign Of Settlement Yet

Supervisory Employes Fill Breaches in Jobs in Many Localities in Nation

No Signs of Settlement —      In Frospect   FIRST COUNTRY-WIDE TELEPHONE WALKOUT IN NATION’S HISTORY; $12 WAGE INCREASE IS ISSUE

Progress Claimed In Stopping Telephone Strike   Lahor Department, Union Officials Confer At Great Length to End Watkout of Workers Who Seek Pay Raise, Other Items

PROGRESS. FOR ACCORD BEING MABE IN TALKS   Cross - Country Commun‘cations Are Cut As Thousands  Leave Posts   GOVERNMENT TRIES TO TERMINATE WALKOUT

Estimated 340,000 Workers Struck After Union Leaders Spurned a Dramatic Government Plea.     ‘- tm inn ete eerie aia   A POSTPONEMENT OF 48 HOURS ASKED FOR   Walkout Began In Eastern Cities and Spread Progressively Across Country as   Clocks Ticked off.

‘oll Calls ilmost hut Off   125,000 Telephone Workers Start: itrike at 6 A. M.; Yickets Appeor

325,000 STRIKE IN SUPPORTING WAGE DEMANDS   Emergency Calls Handled By Supervisory Staffs Where Possible

INION SPURNS DELAY PLEA BY COVERNMENT   340,000 Workers Affectec By Tieup As Long Lines Fee Brunt Of Strike

Nation’s Communications System Tied Up After Union Leaders Spurn Last-Minute Government Plea For 48-Hour Postponement—Federal Authorities Continue Efforts To End Dispute—Truman “Keeping Informed,” White House Reports

Postponement Plea Spurned By Unions   Government Keeps Up Efforts To Settle Dispute

Press, Radio Services and Dial Systems Not Affected By A.T.&T. Walkout

Telephone Walkou: Has a Crippling Fffect in U.S.   Unions Reject Plea For Delay; 340,000 Persons Quit Jobs

Temperatures   Union Leaders Reject Governmen Appeal for 48-Hour Delay; Slim Chance of Federal Seizure Seen —

Over 300,000 Telephone Workers Strike; Operations Restricted to Emergencies

Spurn Plea By Schwellenbach To Delay Tieup For 48 Hours   First Walkout of Its Kind In American History

PROGRESS IS REPORTED IN CONFERENCES   Long Distance Service Hardest Hit in Nation

U. 5. MAKES NO EARLY MOVE 10 SFIZE SERVICE   Local Company Not Involved: Long Distance Affected

Negotiations Still Pushed   Seven Cities Have Diol Systems; Telegraph Facilities Being Used More

Union Shuns Last-Minute U.S. Appeal   Strike Under Way Despite Plea for Postponement?

Progress Made In  Telephone Talks   Labor Department Says Sessions Go on Thru  Meal Pe) rods STRIKE BEGAN 6 AM.  Oe ikea  294,000 Workers Are Off the Job Across the United States      STRIKE BEGAN 6 AM.

TRUMAN HOPES “SEIZURE MOVE NOT NECESSAR)   WHITE HOUSE DELAYS ACTION TO. TAKE OVER COM“ PANIES PENDING NE- * ° GOTIATION EF- — 1 FORTS

AN ESTIMATED 340,000 ARE OFF THE JOB   Crippling Walkout Begins After Union Rejection of Dramatic Last-Minute Government Plea for a 48-Hour Delay.

Over 300,000  Out On Strike Across Nation   Conciliator Indicates Headway 9 Hours After Start of Tieup

Federal Plea Fails to Stop Phone Strike   340,000 Workers Walk Out When Neaotiations Fail

President Watches as Con ciliators Labor, But Takes  no Hand in Negotiations

Service Tied Up; 340,000 Are Affected   Last Minute Plea For 48-Hour Delay In Walkout Spurned By Union Chiefs

CONCILIATORS IN DESPERATE TRY TO END TIE-UP   Truman Silent; Stoppage Begins On 6A. M. Deadling

Demand Pay Hike; Changes In Contract   340,000 Workers On Phone Lines Affected; Dial Systems Working

Nation's Phe Workers Strike; “Some Progress” On Negotiations Made

America Today Is Gripped By A Strike Crisis   Gov't. Fails In All-Night Desperate Bid To Avert Crippling Telephone Walkout; Normal Service Ended At 6 A. M.

—TELEPHONES— 340,000 In Nation- Wide Pay Dispute  Dial Telephone  ct,.*1Y FT 

Nation's Phone System Crippled After US Plea Failss Walkout Total

Last Minute Government Plea For Postponement Is Ignored  As 340,000 Workers Walk Out   PRESIDENT   Reported Cool Toward Seizure Plan; Tie-Up First Of Kind In History

Truman Watches As Conciliators Try Desperately To End Walkout   Newspaper Wires Are Not Affected   Automatic Systems Still  Working; Congress Watching Crisis

Last Minute Plea By Government   ‘Tieup: Over Wage Demands . Said First Of Its Kind In Entire U.S: History

Leaders Reject U. 5. Appeal fos 48-Hour Delay   NFTW Says. 294,000 Workers Are Off Jobs, With Others. to Follow

Dt. (000 Workers Are Off the Job At Noon Today.  Only Emergency Calls Are Taken...

Union Leaders Spurn Plea Of Schwellenbach   Walkont Starts In Eastern Cities and Spreads Across Country “By  The Clock” *   First Tieup Of Kind In History   Government Keeps Up Efforts to End Dispute Despite Losing Bid For Delay

Nation’s System Is Badly Crippled As 340,000 Walk Out      Union Leaders Reject Plea Of Government

Negotiations Continuing, ‘Some Progress’ Toward Agreement Is Reported

Request to Delay Strike 48 Hours Turned Down as 340.000 Workers Quit Jobs

Physicians Waging An Uphill Battle Twenty Infants Are Dead In “ Hospital Diarrhea Epidemic

70 Infants Die Of Rare Disease   14 Others Seriously ill in Hospital In Philadelphia

Epidemic Is Fatal to 20 Babies  Diarrhea Kills Infants in Allentown, Pa., Hospital

20 Babies Succumb in Epidemic  14 Others Il! as   14 Others II? as Mysterious Malady Strikes Hospital At Allentown, Pa.

JACKSON HITS ~~ COURT RULING      [ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SLAPS AT DECISION OF HIGH   COURT BACKING SEC.   ORDER

ARMED RAIDERS  ENTER AUSTRIA   ‘Benderovici’ Band’ Made Up Of Ex-Germans Troops, Reds And Poles

Herbert Will Submit 1947-48 Budget Tonight   Increase of 38 Millions for Biennium Seen

LEGISLATURE AWAITS BUDGET   Clears Deck for Gov. Herbert's Metsage Oue at Session Tonight.

Airline Passengers Badly Shaken Up As Automatic Pilot Goes Haywire

93 Aboard Airliner Are Shaken Up As Plane Goes Into Spin, F lips On Back And Dives For 5,000 Feet

Probe Weird Flipflop, Big Air Flagship   None Injured In Mysterious Spin

Airliner Goes Into Upside Down Spree   Ne One Much Hurt During Exciting Episode

To Call Gollum in Overell Case   To Resume Giving Answers In Slaying  Of Wealthy Pair

Gullom Begins His Testimony  Says Overell Asked Him to Buy Dynamite

DANCE HALL RUINS YIELD 81 BODIES   Total of 91 Reported Missing i: Blaze That Swept Hall in Berlin.

Wallace OKs Aid Plan; Stassen in Plea for Speed   Taft Would Step Up the National Guard, and Encourage Reserve

MOTHER OF PRESIDENT  BURIED TODAY   Services: At . .. - Grandview, Mo. Were Private.

PSALMS RECALL QUIET LIFE OF MARTHA TRUMAN   President and Family Attend Simple Funeral Of Mother Dearly Lovec

Private Funeral Services Being Held Today For The President’s Mother

MOTHER TRUMAN S BURIED TODAY   President Is at Private Last Rites Held in Missouri.

SERVICES PRIVATE  Grave President Attends ~ Simple Rites for Mother

FUNERAL SERVICES SLATED TODAY FOR MOTHER TRUMAN   Simple Rites To Be Conductec Privately At Residence  Thic Afternoon

PRIVATE RITES HELD TODAY FOR MRS. TRUMAN   Simple Services Are Conducted By Baptist Minister   NO PICTURES   President, His Face Grave And Drawn, Attends

Fighter Plane, To Be Launched From Grea! Bomber, Being Manufactured For Army

NEW FIGHTER PLANE UNDER PRODUCTION   Can Be Carried by B-36 and Launched In Mid-Air

Senate GOP Group Puts Controls on» The Waiting List   Contends President Now Has Power to Hold Down Inflation

NAM OUAVEY SHOWS 1 IN MAKING GUTS   Manufacturers Give 3 Main Reasons Why Prices Staying Up.

Survey Shows Reductions Since First of Year — SeventySeven Per Cent Had Made None, Saying It Was impossible Due to Uncertainty of Cost of Labor and Materials and What They Termed Low Worker Efficiency.

NAM Survey Shows Price  Drop Trend   One in Five Has Made Cuts Since First of Year

Saying There Are Factors Beyond Control:  Only One Out of Five National “Manufacturers Reducing Prices

Factories Have Made Many Cuts   Manufacturers Say They Are Making Reductions Where Possible.

NAM Survey Shows Many Slash Prices   Replies Received From 5,742 on the Price Situation

One of Five U.S. Manufacturers Say  Prices Are Reduce NAM Hits Postwar   NAM Hits Postwar ‘Hysteria’ Over Hiah Living Cost

MANUFACTURER ‘SURVEY MADEON PRICE CUTTING   Survey of NAM Says 77.2 Per Cent Haven’t Because of High Costs

LEWIS MANDATE OUT MARCH 20   Bars New Mine Walkout at Month’s End

SOURT SPEEDS 1p ISSUANCE iF COAL ORDER   iewis Mandate Set For march 20, 11 Days Ahead of Usual Time

COURT ORDERS UMW MANDATE PUT IN EFFECT   Mine Chief Has Until March 25 to Comply With Recent Decision.

COURT ENFORCES LEWIS DECISION   HIGHEST TRIBUNAL ORDERS MANDATE BE ISSUED MAR, 20

Court Orders Enforcement 11 Days Ahead   Five-Day Clause Must Be Obeyed Under Order

Court Writ  For Lewis Advanced   High Court Order: Mandate In Miner Case Issued Upor March 20

U. §. Can Fire Red, Traveler’, High Court Says   Lewis Gets Thursday Deadline to Cancel New Threat of Strike

Action Order Advanced to Bar Walkout   Mandate Issue Moved Up 11 Days to Close Loophole for Miners In Court Ruling

Notify Lewis To Cancel His Strike Threat   ‘Chief of United Mine Workers Has Until Mareh 20 to Heed Court's Order

COURT SPEEDS . PROCEDURE IN WALKOUT CASE   LEWIS ORDERED TO WITH. DRAW HIS NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF MIN.  ERS" WAGE AGREE. MENT

ACT TO CURB COAL STRIKE   Supreme Court Mandate To Be Issued 11 Days Ahead of Time

COURT BLOCKS POSSIBILITY OF EARLY STRIKE   Lewis Must Comply With Order or Lose $2,800,000 for Union

Court Speeds Action To Nip Coal Walkout   High Tribunal Orders Mandate in Lewis Case Be Issued Thursday—Union Boss Will Be Given 5 Days To Withdraw Notice That Contract with Government Is Ended.

Court Ruling Bars Strike On March 31   U. S. High Tribunal Orders Mandate in Lewis Contempt Case Be Iscued an March 20

High Court Bars Door To Walkout   Order for Quick Action on Lewis Decision Expected To Halt Coal Strike

Legal Action To Be Taken On March 20   ' Mandate to Be Issued 11 Days Ahead cf Schedule

Mandate To Lewis Mareh 20   Supreme Court Moves Order up 1] Days at Request Of Government

Lewis Must Act March 20 Under Order   Deadline 11 Days Ahead; Action Taken To Prevent Strike

New Shift Me Date May Prevent Strike   Failure To Comply Would Quadruple Reduced Fine

Mandate of Supreme Court Issued’ Early to Thwart New Coal Walkout

High Court Mandate to Issue Mar. 20   Action Bars New ~ Wolkout by Soft Coal Miners

LEWIS. {5 ORDERED TO CANCEL THREAI OF STRIKE APRIL 1   Supreme Court Allows Un ion Leader Until March — 25 to Take Necessary  Action.   SPECIAL ROUTINE USED BY TRIBUNAL

Lewis Gets Eight  Days for Decision   Faces Contempt Unles: He Acts on Contract

Contempt Case Mandate Will Be Issued Thursday   Action Requires UMW. -To Withdraw Contract “Netice By March. 25:

ORDERS RULING IN LEWIS CASE 11 DAYS AHEAD   Government Wins Battle To Have Tribunal Act At Once On Decision

SSUES ORDER FOR MANDATE MARCH 20   Lewis Must Cancel Strike Order In Five Days   $2,800,000 FINE   To Be Inflicted On U.M.W. lf Lewis Fails To Comply With Instructions

Court Puts Final Pinch On Lewis   Mandate Will Be Issued March 20 to Block New Strike

SUPREME COURT TELLS LEWIS T0 CANCEL STRIKE   Must Drep Threat: By March 25 Or Poy Wal Fine

Date Eleven Days Ahead Usual Time   Requires Lewis To With draw Notice Five Days Later of Union’s Cone tract Termination   Alternative Is $2,800,000 Fine   Effect Of Ruling Is To Bar Door Against New Walkout On March 31

Order Mandate Issued 11 Days Ahead of Time on  Decision In Lewis Case

Mandate in Coal Case Is Ordered   Edict Against Lewis Is Scheduled for March 20

Mandate of Supreme Court Orders Coal Strike Cancellation   Lewis Has Until _ March 25 to Carry Out Order

COURT ISSUES ORDER AGAINST MINE WALKOUTS   Lewis Required To Withdraw Notice Of Termination a Of Wage Agreement

Supreme Court . Orders Mandate Vs. Coal Strike   Announces Mandate Against Coal Walkout To Be Issued On March 20   MOVE TO AVERT MARCH 31 STRIKE  (RIT T.E'’IN)

 ewis Mandate Will Be Issued Ahead Of Time   Supreme Court Designates March 20—Date 11 days ‘Earlier Than Customary

Is 11 Days Ahead of Usual Time   Will Have Effect of Banning Strike On March 31

Lewis To Get Court Decree  On March 21   Mandate Orders Him To Cancel Call For Strike On March 31

Action Bars UMW Strike On Mareh31   Supreme Court Moves in Case of John L. Lewis 11 Days in Advance of Customary Time

Court’s Mandate  On Mine Union Put Into Effect  March 20 Deadline To Bar Strike By End of Month

Lewis Case Mandate Effective March 20   U. M. W. Boss Must Revoke Notice That Contract With Government Is Ended or Union Will Be Fined $3,500,000.

Today In Congress   Connally Reports Little Opposition To Plan For Aiding Greece, Turkey; Labor Bill !s Drafted In House: Lilienthal Vote Today

OPPOSITION 10 HELP MEASURE AT LOW POINT   Only Scattered Voting Against Proposal Expected in Senate Test   DEBATE TO BE RESUMED ON PROGRAM TOMORROW

Connally Sees Few Opposing Aid To Greece  House To Act Soon On Relief For Other European Countries

Sec’y Marshall Is a Peculiar — Diplomat; He Talks in Plain Language-Even Cracks Jokes

Reporter Likes Marshall, Says You Con Understand His Lanquage—o Unique Diplomat

Denies Firing Fatal Shot In S. C. Lynching   Cab Dispatcher Roosevelt ‘Hurd Admits Participating In Killing Of  Neero   Acknowledges 2nd Grade Education   Says He Rode With Mob Leaders Who Went To Pickens and Took Victim From Jail

LYNCHING CASE EVIDENCE HEARD   Statements by Several of The Accused Read

Mass Murder Trial Continues .  Brutal Details  Given To Court ~ In Lynch Trial

ADMITS BEING IN LYNCH PARTY BUT DENIES SHOOTING      Thirty-One Accused of Taking : Part in Execution of . Accused Negro

Mass Murder Trial Contin  Brutal Details Given [To Court In Lynch Trial

‘Lynch Trial Hears Confessions In Brutal Murder Young Negro   Statements Relate Earle Was Beaten, Butchered & Shot

Ringleader Of Lynching Named   Prosecution To Offer Un sworn Statement Of Alleged Executioner.

Lynching Details Heard By Court   Statement From Alleged Killer  Given As Evidence

Admits He Was At Lynching   But Man /8%-cused Of Shooting Negro Denies He Was One Who Fired Gun

President Wil Scrutinize Gag Rule Proposals   Fear Ruling Would Hide Wrong - Doing in.  Adminictration

Heys, Ferris Get New Posts   Sigler Completes State Prison, Parole Reorganization 

FORD.FOREMEN ARE BEATEN UP   Rouge Assembly Lines Reopen; ‘Total Idle Drops To 6,000

Madison Man Killed, Wife Hurt in Crash   Bernard Peterson Dies in Mishap Near Viola

Signature Is Refused for Special Coin   President Truman Won't Authorize Centennial Half  Dollar for Wisconsin

Truman Frowns on Special Coinage  WISCONSIN DENIED SPECIAL 50 CENT

28th Division Decorates Its Shrine  Wreaths Hang On Crosses At Boaleburg

YOUTH ELUDES POLICE LINES   Central Ohio Officers Comb Territory for Auto Thief, Abductor.

Fraudulent Group Faked Strike Vote   Allis Chalmers Officials Bare Crooked Practice

Cumberlander On Methodist Delegate List   Conference Opposes Acts To Use Tax Money For Sectarian Edneation In United States

11 of Toughest in Prison Break Colorado Lockup   ‘Hardened Thugs Slug  Guards, Kidnap Qne And Get Away

Rubber Wage Boosts Seen  ‘Model’ Pact   Strike Settlement To Bring No Rise In Products’ Price

Rubber Strike Threat Ended: Wages Boosted   Settlement May Be Initia! Step In Cutting Booming Prices

Rubber Union Expects Pact To Set Patterr  Agreement To Bring No Price increase

BiG-4 RUBBER STRIKE DEADLINE AVERTED   CIO Union And Major Companies Settle Demands Sunday

Police Look For Someone To Complain About Brand New Cars At Half Price

Ministers in Secret Meet   Is Second Secret Session of Day—  Still Deadlocked

MINISTERS TRYING TO GET TOGETHER ON VITAL ISSUES   Hold Another Secret Session But Remain in Deadlock on Austrian Pact

Results Of Secret Talk Unknown   Key Austria Issue ‘Stitt Statemeted, Observers Believe

Secret Session For Big ! Chiefs   Aim at Accord on Austria Peace Pact

Foreign Envoys Holding 2nd Talk   Conclusive Results Not Made Known By Ministers

Ministers End Treaty Session   Will Consider  Financial Report of Port of Trieste Tonight

Secret Meet On Austria   Council of Foreign Ministers In Parley; Peace Pact Stalemated

Peace Treaty For Austria Discussed   Vital Questions And Territory Claims Deadlocked

No Accord On Austria Is Reached   Another Secret Session At Moscow Ends In Stalemate; One Faint Hone Sear

Foreign Ministers Hold Second Secret Meet Of Day to Discuss Pact

POST OFFICE HERE AVERAGES 5,002 PIECES PER DAY   Expects to Peach 13,519 Average; Public Aid Urged

Development Of Broad U.S. Policy Urged   Genuine Coilective Security Needed, President Tells Congress

President Says Security Must Be Guaranteed  Aceertion Made in   Assertion Made in Report on U. S. Role in United Nations

Hasty Disarming Dangerous, President Warns Congress; Reports on U. S. Role in U. N.

Iruman Announces American View on Problem in Report Un United Nations Prosress

Hasty Arms Cut Opposed By President  Development Of U. 5. Policy Emphasized

Other Means Of Security Must Be Set   President Counters Russian Demand For Direct Action Move

TRUMAN OPPOSES QUICK ARMS CUT   TELLS CONGRESS fN REPORT HASTY ACTION WOULD BE DANGEROUS.

Truman Outlines Broad US Policy An Disarmament   Says Laying Down Arms In Haste Would Be Dangerous .

Great Progress Made by LU. %.,  Says President   Military Committee's Organization of Armed Forces Slow, He Avers

Elastic Pattern Followed By Weather Map; Florida Merk Similar To Pole’s

FREEZING WEATHER IS PREVALENT IN FLORIDA   23 Degrees At Jacksonville And 32 At Ocala; Cold Weather Is Breaking Up

TESTIFIES BEULAH HYSTERICAL WHEN .TOLD OF DEATHS OF MER PARENTC AFTER ROAT EXYPIONEN

NEW BID TO END PHONE DISPUTE IN STATE FAILS   Company Officials Walk Out Of Cleveland Meeting, Standing Qn Offer

Big Four Drop German Issue, Sean Austrian Pact Progress   Work OF Deputies Reviewed; French Demand Reich Coal

Bigger And Better A-Bombs? Board Isn't Saying Now   Officis! Word Is Vague But Unofficial Comment Is Old Ones, Obsolete Already

U. S. Continues To Make Bigger * Atomic Bombs   While Debate Rages On baternational Control Atom Agency Plays It Safe By Stockpiling

ATOMIC CHECK-UP . U. S. STILL WORKING ON A MILITARY  APPLICATION OF ATOMIC ENERGY AND CARRYING ON RESEARCH ON WEAPONS

Special Legislature May Be Called As Court Rules On Highway Funds

Chalmers Strike Ends; Telephone. Walkout Impends   - Workers: Return to ;   Workers: Return to Jobs After Tieup Lasting 329 Days”

Oldest Major Strike Settled   But Paralyzing Stoppage Looms By Phone Workers; Rubber Workers Get Boost

Allis Strike Ends   Union, Not Satisfied With Terms, Pledges Continued Fight; Tele phone Walkout Looms

ALLIS-CHALMERS AUTO EMPLOYES BACK ON JOBS   Union Workers Vote To End Strike After 328 Days; Will Push Demands

Allis Chalmers Strike Ends; Phone Walkout Threatens   Prolonged A.C. Strike Ends After 329 Days of Strife

Allis-Chalmers Walkout Ends: Rubber Workers Reach Agreement: Telephone Employes May Strike

$85,000,000 Allis-Chalmers Strike Is Ended   Decision Awaited on Threat of Paralyzing Telephone Walkout

HAAS RETAINED AS SCHOOL HEAD   Named to Fourth Term as State Superintendent.

Recent Flood Hit Bradford Hardest, Says Col. Lorence: Area’s Damage $4,500,000

Army Engineers Place Damag In Easter Flood at $4,500,000, Bradford Greatest Sufferer

ARMOUR NAMED TO BRADEN POST   Career Diplomat Nominated Assistant Secretary With Wide Duties

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Rubber Co. Strike   Cahinet Resians   Collver Funeral

Germans To Get Full Story On US Shipments of Foods Reds Make Capital of Shortage

NEW RENT CONTROLS EXPLAINED   Points to Guide Landlords, Renters Given by Director

MAYS’ SLAYERS STILL SOUGHT   Conflicting Theories Ir  Omaha Murder Case

U. S. Ready To Resume Base Talks   No Official Offer Yet Received, However, On Reopening Panama Case

U.S. Ready to Discuss New Panama Treaty   Meanwhile Troops Being Pulled Out of 14 Defense Rases

RIO DIPLOMATS ON AIR TONIGHT      Secretary Marshall And Senator Vandenberg To Report On Peace Step

PLAN REPORT ON RIO MEET   Marshall and Vandenberg To Broadcast to Nation At 9:30 P. M. Today

Military Training Program Needed Says Gen. March   World War I Chief Of Staff Say: Universal Military Training Needed At Once  ss weecztcrrnnese

Richmond Police Nab 2 Michigan Men For Murder   Arrested for Failure To Pay for Gasoline; Held for Michigan Authorities.

ARREST TWO HITCH-HIKERS : = FOR MURDER IN MICHIGAN   YOUNG MEN PICKED UF IN INDIANA SAID 70 HAVE, CONPESBED SLAYING

2HITCH-HIKERS “HELD IN SLAYING   Michigan Pair Arrested In Indiana In Victim’s Gasless Auto

Young Hitch-Hikers Confess Murdering Motorist And Theft   Indiana Officials Hold Two For Highway Killing, Theft Of Car Near Richmond

Leeann ene amelie TWO HITCHHIKERS HELD FOR MHRNER AND AUTO THEFT

LEGISLATORS GET FIRST PEEK AT THE SCHOOL PROSLEMS   Are Expected to Give Them Their Biggest Job In January.   PRELIMINARY REPORTS   Received on the Educational Survey Which Kept Experts Busy.

New Sex Killing Stirs Los Angeles   Body of 36-Year-Old Mother Mutilated

President Resume: His Vigil at Mother's Bedside   Members of Family Are Encouraged by Report That 94-Year-Old Mrs. Truman Is Feeling Retter But to Remain in Bed Today

President, At Mother's Bedside, Cheered By Her Report She Is “Feeling Belfer’

Mrs. Truman Is Feeling Better .   President Remains At Her Bedside

President Resumes Vigil at Bedside Of Mis I] Mother   Truman Seems Cheered by Mother's Report  mm She Feels Betters  . Is Very HI]

Pres. Truman Remains At Mother's Bedside: Her Condition Is ‘Better’

Truman Remains Beside Mother  Nea Mertanal “hana   No Material Change in Condition, Is Word to Public

Truman Resumes Vigil at Bedside Of Ill Mother   Mrs. Truman Tells President She Is ‘Feeling Better’

MOTHER OF PRESIDENT IMPROVED   President Takes Early Morning Walk, Kansas City

Truman Keeps Vigil At Home Of Sick Mother   Encouraged by Report She Is Somewhat Better, President Returns to Home From Kansas City

President Resumes Vigil at Side of His Gravely Ill Mother   Condition is Unchanged Since Relapse Which Came Last Night

Keeps Vigil At Bedside Of Mother   President. Encouraged By Report She Feels  Better; Mrs. Truman, Marcaret Cancel Plans

Truman Resumes Vigil ‘At Mother's Bedside   No Material Chenge In Condition Reported Since Sunday Niaht

Aged Woman Declares She Feels Better   Presidential Secretary Reveals No Material Change In Condition

Mother Of President Some Better   Chief Executive Cheered by Her Ficht for Life

Truman's Mother Gains Slightly: Family at Sid   iPresident Encouraged by ; Reports; Daughter Cancels Pittsburgh Concert

Doctor Says Mrs. Truman May Survive   President’s Mother Rallies Again After Setback on Sunday

CHIEF EXECUTIVE DELAYS RETURN TO WASHINGTON   DOCTORS FEAR FOR TIRED, WEAK HEART OF AGED WOMAN

Truman Back al Mother's Side  No Change in Her Condition; Doctor

Truman Resume: Vigil at Bedside  Mother Says She Is Feeling Better

Chief Executive Remains With Ailing Mother   President Truman Is_ Encouraged by 94-Year-Old Mother’s Report That She Is Feeling Better.

TRUMAN'S MOTHER REPORTED BETTER   President Tells of Word Received about Her Condition.

Resumes Vigil At Bedside Of His tll Mother   President Somewhat En couraged By Her Own Report That She’s “Feeling Better”   Margaret Cancels ‘Her Stage Debut   No Material Change In Aged Woman’s Condition Since Last Night

Truman Renews Vigil at Side of Ailing Mother   President Somewhat Encouraged by Report She ‘Feels Better’

British to State Plans on India   Viceroy Calls Rival Leader: To Hear New Dec

Trains Burn After Crash   Two Crewman Dead, Five Injured In Texas Accident

Katy Trains Collide Near New Braunfels Killing Four Persons   Five Others Seriously Injured

Secret Top-Level Parley Is Held   New A-Bomb Tests May Be Conducted

A-BOMB EXPERT SITS IN ON SECRET TALKS   Admiral Blandy Attends Top-Level Army and Navy Canference— Purpose Not Revealed.

Judge Rules In State’s Labor Case ‘   Violates No Provision OF U. S. Constitution; . State Llas Power,

AFL to Appeal To High Court For Test Case    ony ee  Seek Decision On Bans Now In Force In Seyeral States

Closed Shop Prohibition Wins in Test   Judge Rules Nebraska’ Ban Valid; Case Was Brought by AFL.

AFL to Appeal To High Court For Test Case   Seek Decision On Bans Now In Force In Several States

FBI Law  Entoreement  Meetings Soon  M. W. Acers, Chief of San Antonio Division.te Meet With Tex. Officer:

Experts Predict Continued Heat In Middle West   Each Rainless Day Seen as Bocst to Winter’s Meat Prices

Rescue Efforts  Suspended Due To Huge Waves   Flying Boat, Out of Fuel, Forced Down Off Newfoundland’s Coast

Rescuers Wait ° Day to Suecor: Rest of Craft   Big Plane Is Forced Down ‘In Mid-Atlantic After —  eb owcting Ruel -

GIANT WAVES HALT WORK OF RESCUE CREW   Weather Ship  Standing By To Take Others From Big Plane

Coast Guard Crews Rescue 40 Of 69 Persons Aboard Huce Fiving Boat At Sea

41 Taken Off Trans-Ocean Ship Forced -Down When Gas Runs Short in Strong Wind   High Seas. Prevent Complete Rescue But Coast Guard Is Standing By; Dangerous Shutile Service: Saves -Wonten, Children

More Than 40 Of 69 Persons Aboard Ditched Flying Boat Transferred To Ship: Operations Halt For Night

MORE THAN 40 PASSENGERS ARE RESCUED AT SEA   Coast Guardsmen Fight Mountainous Waves To Reach Flying Boat   RESCUE EFFORTS ARE ABANDONED FOR NIGHT

DARKNESS HALTS EFFORTS WITH 25 STILL ON BOARD   Coast Guard Plans ‘Mighty Effort’ to Save All of Castaways.   ONLY TWO INJURED   Mountainous Seas Battled in Dramatic Rescue Off : Newfoundland.

HIGH SEAS HALT HEROIC EFFORTS BY COAST GUARD   Battered Boeing Boat Makes Forced Landing Near Newfoundland

Big Plane In Danger  ~ OF Sinking   Over 20 Others Still Aboard Flying Boat In Rolling Atlantic—Rescue Operations Resume At Davbreak

oT HERS STILL ON LINER  More Than 40 Aboard Plane Down In Aflantic Rescued

RESCUERS BATTLE TOWERING WAVES TO REACH CRAFT   More Than 20 Still Aboard as “Qperations Are Abandoned Until Daylight te Avoid Collision.   2% BABIES, 15 WOMEN, 11 CHILDREN SAVED   Flying Boat Lands in Choppy Seas 820 Miles Off Newfoundland When Fuel Runs Low.

Nearly 30 Still  ‘board Huge bing Boat      Runs Out Of Fuel And Lands  s En Route From Lire 820 Miles Off Newfoundland

Mercy Work Is Abandoned Until Daylight   Danger of Collision Forces Suspension of All Operations

Operations Halted Until Daylight  To Avoid Mishap; 69 Aboard Plane On Trip from Eire

SENATE OPENS IN BIG UPROAR OVER SEATING OF BILBO   FOURTEEN DEMOCRAT SENATORS ORGANIZE TO BATTLE ‘OUSTER’

U.N. Moves To Ban Drass Ceansorshin   1500 Attend Unesco Sessions In Denver

U.N. To Decide On Censorship   U. S. Proposes Elimination Of Present Practice

UN Meeting Takes Up Press Plan   International Session Will Be Held on Information Freedom

U.N. COMMISSION STUDIES US. PROPOSAL FOR ELIMINATION OF PRESS CENSORSHIP OVER WORLD

CALL FOR END OF CENSORSHIP   _Americans Call For WorldWide Elimination Of News Curks

U.S. Proposes To End News  Censorship   U. N. Considers Worldwide Plan

FRANCO BLASTS U.S, FOR STAND   Says Pledges Of Roosevel Have Not Been Kept

Franco: U. S. Is Not Consistent   Says Roosevelt Pledge Not Being Followed In Spain’s Case

STATE SENATE PASSES DUFE TAX PROGRAM   New Tax Levies Giver - Big Majorities On : Final Action

High Prices Due To Get Attention   Partisan Fight Looms When Congressmen Return to Capitol

Square Off In Congress For Fight To Assess The Blame For High Prices

Democrats, Repub!:**:ns Square Off For Tiff on Whe. 2 aused High Prices

See Perkins as Major Influence  College. Professor Has Sialer Favor

Budget Director John Perkins Shows How Trained Men Can Help Governor

a ————yEeE oo  Women Save Child From Drowning In Presumpscot River

‘New Kecord $ laimed  British Jet Plane A Averages 630 MPH on 500- Mile Flight

Labor Gets Back  2 Weapons   Provisions of State Law Unconstitutional, Justices Decide

California Supreme Court Holds “Hot Cargo’ and Secondary Boycott Laws Invalid, Unconstitutional

CHAMBER SEES COURT ‘TREND’ ONPORTAL PAY   Urges Quick Action by Con. gress To Relieve U. S. Businesses

Cites Supreme Court Trend  National Chamber Of Commerce Asks For Ouick Portal Action

Congress Urged To Act Swiftly In Portal Cases   Suit Background Should be Studied CC Counsel Says

Urges Action on Portal Pay Issue  Chamber of Commerce Appeals to Conaress

CHAMBER URGES CHECK ON UNION PORTAL PAY SUITS   Smith Asks Congress to Probe Background of  loantl Artien<

Asks Congress To Act Speedily On Portal Claims   Full Background Probe Of Suits, Wage-Hour Act Study Sought By C. Of C.

Congress Asked To Act Swiltly On Portal Smits   U. S. Chamber Of Commerce Prepares For House Hearings.

Asks Congress to Act on Portal Pay   C. of C. Official Uraes Probe Now

Consumer Food Prices Likely To Hold Leve   Little Change Is Seer During the Next Few Months

FOOD PRICES IN CHARLEROI WILL CONTINUE HICH   Will Continue Until New De cline Starts Toward End Of Year

STRIKES IN ITALY THREATEN TODA)   Reds, Left Wingers Tells of Plan to Increase Walkouts.

Tomorrows Headlines “loday ITALIAN REDS THREATEN STRIKE AND THE USE OF FORCE IN CRISIS

REDS MAY WIDEN STRIKES IN ITALY   Premier De Gasperi Meets With His Aids On Crisis

Commies Spreading Italian Dissension   Threaten To Extend Strike of Workers; Officials Told Force May Be Needed To Solve Crisis

Italian Leftists Warn of Possible  Force in Crisis   Threaten to Extend Strike Of Million Farmworkers Throughout Nation

Southwest Bakes As Heat Wave Top: 100 in Most Areas  No General Relief Seer by Forecaster; Still  Fair and Warmer

Summer Still Is Hanging Around   100 Some Places, But Cool Air Js Coming

PRETTY WEDDING SOLEMNIZED AT TRINITY CHURCH   Miss Ardis E. Anderson And-Gary W. Hartman Wedded November 30

Couple Married In Akron Church  Ardis Andersen And ' Gary Hartman

Poultryless Day May Be Junked Next Week   Bakers Agree on Plan to Save Wheat; Talk on Feed Due Monday

May Discard Pouliryless Observance   President’s Food Committee Told That Chickenless Days Impractical in Conservation Program.

Plan to Junk Poulitryless Thursday Is Considered   President Truman's Committee Considers Tf It Would Injure Conservation Progran

Final Decision Looms In Two Or Three Days   . Meetings Set In Attempt To Learn lf Grain Is Saved

Act Hinges on Move by Growers   Truman Food Board Studying Possibility of Junking Project

Showdown Soon On Poultryless Thursday   Agreement With Raker«   State Cooperatives Re-Elect ‘William Sanderson President

Truman's Food Commitiee May Junk Poultryless Days   Decision Hinges on Whether Growers, Feed Makers ' Are Willing To Cut Down on Grain

U.S. SEEKS TO CHANGE PLANS IN FOOD DRIVE   Poultryless Thursdays Expected to Be Either Scuttled or Modified.

—FOOD— Fast Days Approach Showdown  Hearing Will Be Held Monday;

VERDICT HINGES ON WHEAT AND CORN FEED CUT   Citizens’ Food Group Is Expected to Reach Decision on Monday

FORCED SHOWDOWN   Food Committee Will Have Hearing on Chickenless, Eggless Thursday   A. BREAD PRICE RISE

Food Committee Asks Poultrymer For Feeding Cut   Release Of Poultry Depends On Saving

fay Drop ‘hickenless *hursdays vay Decide Mondcy  Whether to Junk yogram Being cq a  ay Se Pee 

Outcome Will Hinge On Whether Poultry Growers, Feed Manufacturers Wilting To Cut Down On Use Of Corn, Wheat   POULTRYLESS ORDER GETS MUCH CRITICISM

POULTRYLESS THURSDAY ON WAY OUT  Td   President Truman’s  - Food Committee to Decide Issue Soon.

Hearing on Monday Will  Settle Issue   Gov't May Emphasize Tuesday Meat Denial As Better Course

Hearing on Issue Slated For Monday   Federation Expected to Ask for Program to Be Dropped; Luckman Said “Open to Conviction’

Poultryless Day To Get Showdown Hearing Monday  Chances Are About Even That Luckman May Abandon Plan

Food Group May Abandor Eggless Day   Truman Committee Expected To Make Decision Monday

Showdown Near On No Poultry, Ego Thursdays   Even Chance That Luck man May Call Off This Part Of Program.

Showdown On Pouliryless Day Issue.   Pouitrymen To Press Luckman To Drop Idea

Decision On Junking Due Next Monday   Outcome Hinges On Conference With Feed Dealers

Depends Upon Whether Growers Are Willing To Use Substitute Grains   Food Committee Willing To Put Chicken And Eggs Back On Menu; Unpopular !¢'co  Has Small Conservation Value.

Food. Committee Will Have Hearing on Chickenless, Eggless Thursday   \. BREAD PRICE RISE

Revision of Food Plan Expected  Mm. ..t0... 8. bh   Poultry Leaders In Capital Today; Poultryless Day May Be Dropped

“Eggless” Days May BeDoomed   Luckman Calls Eor Dealers’ Meeting; Bread Prices Soar In Some Cities

Poultry Issue To Be Decided  Producers, Luckmar ee é¢  ae Oe a rR

POULTRYLESS THURSDAYS TO BE ABANDONED.   Chicken and Eggless Days Are Not  Accomplishing Purpose

Decision Is Expee ‘ted By Monday.      Depends Upon Agreement to Be Reached with Poultry Growers  And Feed Manufacturers

*.— FOOD— Poultry Ban May Be Junked   DECISION TO BE MADE MONDAY

RUMOR LUCKMAN TO RESCIND BAN POULTRY, EGGS  RAKERS PRNOMICE TH   BAKERS PROMISE TO AID SAVING GRAIN; MANY BOOST PRICES

Los Angeles Meats Drop Substantially   “Food. Committeemen Give. Eggless Edict: Only. 50-50. Chance.

May Modify Poultryless Thursday Tdea In US   Food Committee Meets Today; Drop In Meat Supply Forecast

Monday Hearing Before Luckman Committee To Be Showdown Over Saving Argument, Meanwhile Bread Prices Increase As Bakers Agree To Save Grains

Poultryless Order Faces Showdown   Grain and Fowl! Trade Leaders to Meet With Truman's Aid Monday

Kenneth Romney Trial Opens In Washington  Witness Says Former Montanan Would Not Call In Bond

RAP CONGRESS FOR DELAYING HOUSING BILL   Pittsburgh Mayor And Unions Critical;  Start Probe

POSSE CAPTURES MURDER SUSPECT   ARKANSAS FARM HAND HELD IN SECRET JAIL AS WOMAN'S SLAYER

Suspect Held In Slaying At Forrest City   Jury Recommends Negro Be Charged With Murder

The Wicked  Flea By S. W. B.   YKoshmir Invaders  re Driven Back

Emporia Shoppers Hit Home Stretch   “Frantic Phase Under Way.as Big Holiday Nears; Stores Will  Be Open Two Night.

Emporia Shoppers Hit Home Stretch  ~ Frantic: Phase Under “Way as Big Holiday © Nears; ‘Stores. Will,

U. $. SOLDIER DEAD PAID TRIBUTE   Pleas For Vigilance Voiced By Military Leaders

Tribute Paid To War Dead   Services Held in Many Lands Around The Globe

World Pays Tribute To Soldier Dead   Honor Americans  Around Globe

TAFT OPPOSES _ UMT PROGRAM   SENATOR SAYS THAT HE BELIEVES YOUTH TRAINING “ENCOURAGES WAR”

TAFT OPPOSES UMT PROGRAM   Ohio Senator Set To Attact Truman Administration For ‘Errors’

ANTI-FREEZE TC BE SCARCE AGAIN   List Several Reasons for Shortage

Your Automobile Will Have Tough Time This Winter With Anti-Freeze Short

FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRICE STO INCREASE   Florida Freeze Affects Market Oranges Expected To Double q In Price

Tropical Storm Gathers Force  Florida i ‘in Path of Possible Hurricane :

[ropical Storm Gathers In Gulf  Moy Be Hurricane, Wlanthkarman Crue

POTENTIAL HURRICANE   Sterm Gatherin, in Gulf Mav Diesipate F Killing Tide

Tropic Storm Gathers Force  Off Key West   Disturbance May Develop Into Hurricane And Dissipate “Red Tides’

FINANCE STUDY DELAYS BILLS   Assembly Action on Number of State Issues Awaits Report on Funds

House, Senate Fail To Agree on Aid Amount   Conference Committee to Try to Iron Ont Differences   RULLETIN

Clear Way For Adjournment Of Session Today   13 Million Figure Adopted For All Phases Of Program; Act On Other Measures

VETS" RIGHTS RULING MADE    FEDERAL CIRCUIT COURT   HOLDS UNION OFFICIALS HAVE SENIORITY OVER  VETERANS .

U. S. Circuit Court Rules In Favor of Union Against War Veterans

Moscow W oos Five Former Nazi P uppets   Radio Opens ~ Campaign Soon After Treaties Are Ratified

Taylor May Be Wallace Running Mate  Republicans See   Republicans See Wallace’s Race Helping G. O. P.

Sen. Glen Taylor Thinking About Place on Ticket  Idaho Democrat Says H: Has Been Approached

Taylor Is Considering Running With Wallace   Idaho Senator Has Been Approached; Republicans Elated At Third Party

Taylor Considers “Running on Ticket  Teoisisators Varv in: Views

Idaho’s Senator Taylor, (D), May Run With Wallace   Democrats Pooh-Pooh Effect New Party May Have  On Swinging Votes From Truman, But eS S ) gti Ws fe ee

G0. WELCOMES WALLACE’S BIO   DEMOCRATS DISCOUNT ITS EFFECT—SEN. TAYLCR MAY BE RUNNING MATE.

Accept Bid Of Wallace   Solons Scatter . Varied Remarks On New Enirv

Gov. J. C. Bell Opens Annual Farm Show   Declares Farmers Dishke Regimentation Want Effective Helpful Programs

Molotov Proposes: German Plebiscite To Decide Gov't   Marshall Voices Strong Opposition To Russian Plan

Plebiscite By Germans Is Proposed   Suggestion by Molotov Op posed by Marshall—Says It Would Be Dangerous

‘Incentive’ Plan Urged for Europe   Senator Suggests ‘Conditions’ for Doling Out Dollars

Six Teams of Experts Probe Plane Wreckage  Team Off According To Their Abilities

Six Teams Search Plane Wreckage fo Cause of Disaster   Two Former lowans Among 52 Victims Of Utah Crack-up

Piane Crash In Utah Brings Death ‘0.52 Persons, Including Crewmen

Experts Probing Airliner Crash That Killed 52   Seek To Learn Source Of Fire That Sent Plane Down 1,500 Yards From Landing Strip

Fifty-two Perish In Fiery Crash of Airliner in Utah   Pilot Loses Fight To Land Big Ship On Emergency Field in Brvee Canvan

Experts Mum On Crash Cause 52 Are Dead   Six Teams Probe Charred Wreckage In Utah Canyon

PROBE AIRPLANE WRECKAGE SEEKING ~ CAUSE OF CRASH   A DC-6 Plane Carried 52 Persons to Their Death Yesterday.   EXPERTS ARE WORKING   "The Investigators Were Tight Lipped; Refused to Hazard Any Opinions.

51 Persons Die In Ill-Fated Airliner   Fire Believed Gause Of Accident Near Emergency Field

Experts Probe Causes of Plane Crash   Smashed and Burned Ship Carried 52 Persons to Death

52 Die In Crash Of DC-6   Charred Wreckage Probed For Clue  To Cause

Mrs. Truman Is Weakening   President's Devotion Chief Comfort to “First Mother”

House Sidetracks  Drive on Budget Approves $10,000,000  for Foreion Tahar

HOUSE SIDETRACKS ECONOMY DRIVE   APPROVES $16,000,000 EXPENDI. TURE FOR IMPORTING FARM LABORERS.

Votes to Continue Importing Foreign Workers for Farms  National House Favors Expenditure of $10,000,000

WORKER HURT IN FALL FROM ROOF OF HOME   Robert Klyczek Drops 20 Feet in Mishap At Homewood   CONDITION ‘GOoD'

Disputed Ballots Stored In Safe  Only Senate Probers Know Combination

SENATOR TAFT SHARGES STALL   Democrats Attempt to 4 Siop Legislation, He Says

Taft Hits Democrats’ ‘Stall’ of Program   Ohio Senator Charges ‘Deliberate Delay’; Threatens Night Sessions

SEN. TAFT HITS STALL TACTICS OF DEMOCRATS   Threatens To Ask Day And Night Sessions To Push Program

Dhioan Says They Delay Legislation   He May Seek Sessions Every Day, Night, To Push Plans.

Defense Seeks To Show Coercion  Tn Murder Trial   Evansville Boy Tells of Being Beaten by Police after Fatal Shooting of State Trooper.

State Attacks Johnson Story   Prosecutor Accuses Defendant of Lying In Columbus Trial

Jap War Crimes Trial Reopens  Defense Arguments Heard by Tribunal

Tribunal Hears Japs’ Defense   Counsel Claims Motives ‘Are Micunderciand

Jap War Crimes Trial Reopens  Defense Arauments   Defense Argumenis Heard by Tribunal

Rebels In GOP Get Pledge Of ‘Positive’ Plar   Reece Holds Meeting With  Senatorial Critics And   Agrees to Develop   Party Program

LUCAS AGAINST STRAIGHT 20% CUT IN TAX:   Illinois Senator Calls Plan Unfair to Low Income Groups

Radio Station Seeks Woman Who Offered To ‘Buy’ Eye From Resident of Edinboro

U. S.-Yugoslavia Rift Widened by Envoy's Charge:   Attacks State Department for Hampering Balkan Reconstruction

Seven Killed I Collisions Of Trains, Cars  Four Others Die ‘In Car Wrecks;  fe Ce ee

Weatherman Is Reluctant To ‘Predict’   Prairie du Chien’s 102 Tops State; Plymouth Records   93; Rainstorm Strikes Markesan

Manager Cites Favorable Views      To Speak on Congress’ Accomplishments, Not Line up Delegates

Taft’s Backers: Say: Statement Due In Octobea   Senator Heads Westwarc  - To Get Sentiment; Ohio:  : Leaders Assert Outlook “Good”

Coal Producers Name President  Joseph E. Moody To  Haad Southern Grour

US ROBOT PLANE IS OVER OCEAN   Pilotless Craft Expected At Wilmington, Ohio, Wednesday

Robot-Guided Plane Making Return Flight   U. S. Plane, Piloted By Me chanical Brain, Takes Off From Britain For Newfoundland

:P w £ EARSON      DREW PEARSON SAYS: NEW GERMANY MAY FEEL WALL STREET INFLUENCE; BAKUCH BALKS AT BACKING  HOOVER; KLAN ECLIPSE NTAW Re LT eewrae

RUSSIA BLASTS PLANS FOR UN ATOMIC CONTROI   Hopes For Quick Action Dashed By» Soviet Objections

Gromyko Says Country Will Not Allow Prying Intodnternal Affais  °

NEW SOVIET OBJECTIONS TO ATOM PLAN   Give Jolt to _ American Hopes  Of Control

Dudley Digges Stage, Screen Actor, Dies   Suffers Stroke In His Apartment

CALLS DULLES AFASCST   Gen. Clark Calls It to Russ. . Leaders’ Attention

Red Assault. Upon Dulles Anoers U.S.   General Mark Clark Resents Label on “Fascist” Put on American Adviser by 5oviet Newspapers?

Marshall Challenges Molotov To — Reveal. What German Scientific Secrets The Russians Have Learned

Gen. Clark Hits Soviet Press for  Attack on Dulle:   Calls Attention of Big ¢ Deputies to Use of Word ‘Fascist’

CLARK BLASTS CHARGES OF SOVIET PRESS   Attention Brought te Calling Americans ‘Fascists’

5 Nations Line Up To Baek U.S. Plan   FCC Request Seeks Mer eet Of Three Raclio Siationa

Five Nations Support U.S. Proposal .   Only Soviet-Orbit Countries Oppose Plan te Overhaul U. N. Peace Machiner:

U. S. Certain Of Victory   Sight Changes in U.N. Machinery Despite Attacks by Russia

A Nations Back U.N. Overhaul  Yugoslav Delegate Attacks Dulles as Small Countries’ Foe

Nations Support Plan to Change: UN Machinery °   - Russian Friends  Voice Opposition To Marshall Plan

FLOOD WATER DECLINES IN TOKYO AREA   Resentment Over Lack of Food, However, Increases, as Refugees Complain About Delay in Receiving Aid.

BILL TO TRUMAN ON GREEK AID   Both Houses Compromise Minor Differences On Bill to Fight Commies With Dollars,

Not Meant for Devil to Run World,  Is Word Taxi-Driver Sends Truman

PRESIDENT 10 VETO TAX BILL ON FRIDAY   Senate Vote Indicates He Will Be Sustained

Truman to Vetc Tax Reduction Bill On Friday   House to Override, Sertate To Sustain Present Indication

SENATE VOTE ON INCOME TAX BILL INDICATES. \ THAT VETO WILL BE SUSTAINED ~~

Veto of Tax Bill ls ‘Expected friday  Ree naman ta ii An A eee Se   Message to Congress Is Also Slated by Truman

Tax-Cut Bill Awaits Action By President   Democrats Claim That Ex pected Veto By Truman Will Be Again Upheld   SENATE PASSES TAX-CUT 60-32

Explosion of Bomb louches Off jerusalem Alarm  No Casualties Listed; Blast Was Aimed At Arab Shop Owners

BRITISH SEEK 10 INTERCEPT JEWS   THREE SHIPS NEAR BLOCKADE ZONE OFF COAST OF PALESTINE

Bomb Explosion Near Arab’s Shop  Stirs Jerusalem   Refugee Ships Near Palestine

ITU, ANPA Fail To Find Settlement   Union President Insists on His No-Contract Policy

NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS AND AFL  TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION FAIL TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES IN SESSION

Argentina Pat On Aggression   Nation Would Confine Act To ‘Outside’ Offenders

Argentina Stand: Firm Acainst Use of Force   Claims Such Method Contrary to Past Peaceful Procedure

Argentina Firm In Stand Against Employing Force   Insists On Unanimous Vote In Taking Jomt Hemispheric Action Against Ag eression: Agreement Seen

ILLINI DEGREES TO GO TO 50 IN THIS AREA   76th Commencement to Be Held Sunday Afternoon

Trinity Is Below Flood Stage At Dallas. .  ~ Skies Clear Over Most Of Texas As Cold. Wave Is Driven Out: Mercury Is On Rise

Storms Sweep Four Small Towns   Two Persons Killed  In Texas Tornado

Tornados Take Tragic Toll in Various Regions  Of Mid-West and South

GOP Leaders bang Door On President’s Proposals To Fight Inflation in U.S.

GOP CHIEF HITS TRUMAN'S PRICE AND WAGE PLANS   ‘Police Station Methods’ Blasted Ih Radio Addross

TEPUBLIGANS KICK BOO SHI TD  Hy niin ANC DI EY  } Bis r ; iv § . PU be  ry 2 hue ALE a }j i. ’   Taft Leads Opposition to Requests Made in Talk by President before U. S. Congress.   ANOTHER PROGRAM SUBMITTED TODAY

Sen. Taft in Command of Opposition —   Says. Proposed Controls Would Choke Production and : Paralyze Private Initiative

President Accused Of Playing Politics   Taft Sounds Opposition Keynote, Warns Avainst Choking Production   Kilgore in Accord

GOP Chiefs Cool To Truman’s Plan  For Price Curbs   President Accused of Playing Politics; Taft Offers a Substitute Prograi  For Fighting Inflation

Republicans to Oppose President's Proposal To Slap Ceiling on Wages and Return to OPA

Oppose Return to Control System; — Back Europe Aid   Taft Says Truman Program Means Planned Economy, End of Economic Freedom

Congressional Leaders Oppose The President’: Program Of Controls

GOP LEADERS OPPOSED TO TRUMAN PLANS   Requests for Wage: Price Ceilings and Rationing Get Good  Reception.

G.0.P. TURNS THUMBS DOWN ON RATIONING   Sen. Taft Leads Opposition to President's Plans

BILL PROPOSES RAISE TO MAKE SCHOOL TAX EVEN   New Law Would Set $128 Per Pupil Regardless of City or Consolidated Dist.

FRANCE MUST HAVE LOAN RAMADIER   No Other Hope of Solving Problems, Says Premier

More Changes Said Planned By Hungarians   Red -May Force President To Resign, Bring Home Foreizu Diplomats

LEFTISTS TIGHTEN CONTROL OF HUNGARY   Red-Dominated Government Said te Be Planning to Oust President Tildy.

Threat to Traffic In Freezing Rains   ‘Wide Area of Missouri Covered By Freezing Rain and Sleet; Caution Urqed to Avoid Holiday Accidents

Show How M ichigan Senators Voted lon National Science Foundation Bill

Legislature Will Meet  In December   Governor Orders Special Session

Qhio Solona-Summoned ....... Into Special Session   Gov. Herbert Takes Action After Supreme Court Rules Error Voided Gas Tax For Roads

GRAND JURY PROBE Ot NOW-CLOSED DIXIE CLUB IS INDICATED  JUDGE DISCLOSES LAST SESSION ASKED COURT  r Paar ei: eat CMe Rivet Ly. 7

GRAND JURY PROBE Of NOW-CLOSED DIXIE CLUB 15 INDICATED  JUDGE DISCLOSES LAST SESSION ASKED COURT TO ACT ON NIGHTSPOT

Aid to China: Decision May Soon Be Made   Marshall. Has “Top” Aides Searching: for Ways T. Heln Chians

Some Leader: Think More Help Urgent   Uz. S. Officials Consider Problem Of High Importane:

UL 5, CONSIDERS HELPING CHINA    MARSHALL, TO DECIDE SOON WHETHER TO BOLSTER REGIME AGAINST REDS.

Churches Hit By Lightning   Most of State Lashed By Hich Winds. Rain

Truman Signs Bill To Deal With Oil Shortage Problems   Navy Warns Reserves Area 1 aw

Oil Shipments Get Aid from New Act   Maritime Commission Can Continue to Use Ships Owned by U. S.

STRANGLER IS ~ BEING SOUGHT   THREE-STATE SEARCH O} FOH MAN WHO KILLEDDAUGHTER AND WIFE

U.S. and Britain To Oppose Five UN Applications   Certain to Reject Bids, Leaving Russia to Veto Or Accept Others   WESTERN POWERS BAN BARGAINING   Determine to Block Two Soviet Proteges 2nd Time Along with 3 Others

Daniel Probes Milk Industry's Price Increases   Anti-Trust Status Questioned in View Of Uniform Changes

Mailers Strike in Chicago; Newspaper Delivery Hamperet   Kansas City in Throes o! - Walkout Cutting Off All Papers

France Must Have More Aid Nov. 1, Washington Told  Needs Additional Dollar   Needs Additional Dollars To Buy Fuel. Food Cotton and Copper

Bidaulf Sees The President For Half Hour   Foreign Minister Says Money Needed To Buy Essentiale

Bidault Sees Truman On Nation's Neec  Barrel Scraping  May Get Europe ‘By, Say Experts

Truman Told Of Paris Need For U.S. Helr   Allies Plan to Divide Gold is Stole to Assist

France Pleads For U.S. Aid By November 1   Food Committee Goes Ahead With Voluntary Plans

France Asks For Aid By Nov. 1 To Buy Fuel, Foods   Government Figures Early Payment Of French Claims For Expenses Of American Troops,  Dividing German Loot Will Fill Rill

France Sets Nov.  Limit On Reserves   Bidault Says Need Yor Dollar Aid To Be ‘Critical Then

France Cites ‘Need for Financial Aid   Must Have Cash by Nov.  Truman Is Told

TIME IS RUNNING SHORT, BULLITT TELLS CONGRESS  neei ARES If RUSSIA

Former Ambassador to Moscow Swears Soviet Plans Attack   House Committee on Un. American Activities Startled by Bullitt

Warns. Of Red  Menace   Former Ambassador Bullitt Says Soviet  Intends to “Assault And Conguer U. S.”

Bullitt Says Red Aim To Attack U.S.   Asserts Russians Wovid Have Struck by Now if They Had Bomb.

REDS TO ATTACK, BULLITT CLAIMS   Charges Bring ‘Showdown’ Cries From Probers

‘Russia Intends To ‘Assault’ and ‘Conquer’ U.S., 1Former Ambassador Bullitt Tells House Probers

Bullitt Stirs House Group By Saying Russia Intends To ‘Assault, Conquer’ USA

U.S. Attitude Toward Sovie'  Aims Stiffens   ‘Wants to Conquer U. S.,’ Former Envoy Charges

EX-AMBASSADOR TO THE SOVIET WARNS AMERICA   Congressmen Indignant After Hearing Caution Note From Former Ambassador William C. Bullitt: Show Of Strength Urged.

Former Envoy to Moscow Warns Against Red Plot  Russia Would Have Dropped Bomb if it Had One,: He Claims

Bullitt Claims Russia Intends To Attack U.S.   Bills to Outlaw Communist Party Said Not Timely

Bullitt Claims Russia Intends to Conquer’ US   Demand for Showdowt Voiced After Charges By Former Envoy

TIME NOT RIPE TO ENFORCE PARTY BAN   Ex-Ambassador Testifies Before House Committee

Bullitt Claims Attack on U.S, Is Soviet Plan   Testimony by Former Ambassador Indicates Belief Russia Would  Atom Bomb America

‘Time Running Short’, Former Envoy Asserts   ‘Show of Strength’ Proposal Sounded By One Congressmar

Bullitt Warns Of Red Attack   Declares Soviets Intend to Conquer This Country

‘Conquer’ U.S., Is Russian Aim, Bullitt Declares  House Group Stirred By Testimony; Call For Early Showdown

Former Envoy Says Russia Intends to “Conquer” U.S.  Reds Would Have Used Atomic Bomb by Now te Tinenc; Lind 2 Bullies Telle Committee

Testimony Of Acheson Stirs Congress Group   SHOWDOWN N ON RUSSIA URGED BY SOME SOLONS

Bullitt Is Sensation  At Hearing   Former Ambassador. Is of Opinion Russia Intends to * Attack This Country   Asks ‘Aroused’ U.S.   Rep. Bonner Shows His Feelings by Asking Show of Strength

‘Showdown’ With Russia Demanded   Bullitt’s Warning  That Stviets Intend To “Conquer” U.S. Stirs New Activity

Ex-Ambassador Warns Time Is ‘Running Short  Charges Communist Party Agency To Weoken U. S. For Planned Assault

UnAmerican Activity Committee Stirred by Bullitt's Declaration _ Russia Intends teConquer the U. S.

Brands Red Party Dangerous, Lashes Russian Intention   Says Soviet Plans To Conquer U. S., Controls Red Party

Solons Aroused By Bullitt Charge ‘That Russia Intends To ‘Conquer’ U. S.

WRU Washington Bureau 161 Bee Sc... Nw   Inflationary Price Trend Wy, vevine Farm Lasders

in WASHINGTON  By Walter Shead 2 WNU Correspondent      Inflationary Price Trend Worrying Farm Leaders

McDermott Farm Sold At $300 A.   Ray Cowan Sells Fer _ tile 200 To W. : - Eberhard -

Plymouth County Farm Sells For $306 Per Acre  200 Acres Change Z Hands In Highest Cash Transaction

McDermott Farm Sold Ai $300 A.   Ray Cowan Sells Fer. tile 200 To W. Eberhard’.

RAMADIER FORMS   Bidault Gets Foregn Post; Compromise National Defense Ministry

Ramadier Gets French Together  Forms Comoromis.   Forms Compromise Coalition Cabinet

COMPROMISE CABINET FORMED IN FRANCE   All Major Parties Are Represented In Censtitetiona! Government Of Premier Kamadier

Sackrey Funeral Held Yesterday   Former Resident of Brookfield, Died Suddenly in North Dakota

Two Huge Floods Are Racing Toward Junction  Major Disaster Threatened If Crests Meet

Speculate on Disease Cause   Primitive Sanitatior Brings Immunity in  Early Life, Belief

Modern Sanitation as Aid to Polio Spread Weighed at Warm Springs 20th Anniversary

DOCTORS SUM UP POLIO KNOWLEDGE   MODERN SANITATION THOUGHT TO BLAME FOR CASE INCREASE

Ma Greene Gets Ticket   Nation’s Only Woman  Inland Boat Pilot Wins  DD. um en ee   tnamen

The Coast Guard Approves  ‘Ma’ Greene, Famous River ‘Captain, On The Job At 79

Sad Procession Ha: Rehearsal for King George Rites   Greek Sailors Move Carriage Which Is to Carry Body

ECUADOR’S CHIEF RESIGNS AS ARMY SUFFERS SETBACK   Col. Carlos Mancheno Steps Down as It Becomes Clear Regime Is Doomed by Counter-Revolt.   FIGHTING CEASES ON ALL BATTLE FRONTS   Vice President of the Government Overthrown by Mancheno Assumes Power Temporarily,

(i. 0. P. LEADERS GATHER IN K. C.   1948 CONVENTION CITY TO BE CHOSEN AND DATE SET FOR BIG POWWOW.

GOP Leaders Are Confident Over 1948 Prospects   National Committee ls Gathering in Kansas City for Confab

TIGHTEN RESTRICTIONS ON AMERICAN CITIZENS’ TRAVE! INI Yii cl AVIA

TO CLIMAX CAMPAIGN —  Anti-Red MobF ights] Poles In Streets of Ankara:

Police Battle Anti-Red Mobs   10,000, Led by Students, Protest Against Communists in Turkey

Anti-Reds Riot in Turkey  10,000 Marchers  Er.... pp. cg......   10,000 Marchers Force Professors To Resgn; March On Soviet Embassy

Mob Marches On Embassy of Soviet; Halted   Battle With Police and Fire men—Force Resignation  of Professors

- ~ BATTLE IN TURKEY — Angry Students Lead Bitter Anti-Red Fight

Ankara University Stormed By Angry Anti-Red Students   Force Resignation of Five Professors Believed to Be Communists

UNIVERSITY AT ANKARA TS STORMED   Demonstration is Led by Anti-Communist National Students League.

‘Farmers Reaping Harvest Of Years Of Hard Work; Income Record Seen

FARM INCOME — AT NEW PEAK   RECEIPTS FOR FIRST EIGHT MONTHS WERE 2) PERCENT _ ABOVE THOSE OF LAST YEAR r

U.S. Farmer’s 1947 Income At Record Higt   Agriculture Department Lists First 8 Months 21 Pct. Over ’46 Top

FORD FACES NEW WALKOUT THREAT   LOCALS IN 40 PLANTS EMPLOYING 330,000 MOVE TO TAKE STRIKE VOTE.

NAGY TELLS PURPOSE OF U.S. VISIT   Wants to Convince Democratic Powers On Need of Aid

Nagy. En Route to U. S., Says Hungary  @risis Result of American Intervention

Hungarian Chief Traces Ouster to  Truman   Says Communists Acted in Retaliaticn for U. S.. Intervention   NAGY LEAVES EIRE, BY PLANE FOR U. 5.   Says Purpose of Tour Is to Seek Aid for European Countries

Urges France to Keep Republic   Wallace Tells Paris to Keep Free of All Dictatorship 

Reds Comment —  On Truman’s Ti   Newspapers. ‘And: Radio Lash Out At President’s Plea For Greece.

Reds Charge U. 5. Against Democratic Elements in Greece  Soviet News Agency Lambasts Truman’s Plea to Canaress

Truman Plan To Aid Greeks Against  Democratic Elements, Russians Say

Russian Broadcast and Editorial Reaction to Truman Request for Aid to Greece, Turkey Shows Resentment

Izvestia Calls Truman Move L ndemocratie   Russians Charge U. S. With ‘Interference’ Endangering Harmony Throughout World

OTHER NATIONS SEE PEACE BY 1) 5, PROERAY   Churchill Says Such a Move Would Have Stepped Last Two Wars.

Reds Charge U.S. Meddling  In Democracy   Churchill, Says Truman Speech Could Have Prevented World War II.

RUSSIAN PRESS, RADIO CHARGES INTERFERENCE   Say U.S. Move Directe Against Democratic Elements in Greece

Newspaper Says Hot Springs To Drop Action   Drive To Outlaw Racing In Arkansas Said Threatened

Stadium Suit May Be Taken © Out OF Court   SPA GROUP TO GIVE UP. SAYS LITTLE ROCK NEWSPAPER

Mine Vacation ls Ordered By _ Federal Agency  om Dieu i aunadt VASO Bana   Ten-Day Layoff With Pay Announced By The CMA

C.1.0. SET T0 TALK MERGER   Murray Proposes Thursday, May 1, For Discussions

PRESIDENT TO PRESENT BLL AGING PLANS   Republicans Oppose Ration, Controls; Taft Is Silent.  ’

Murray Reveals Plans to Seek New Pay Hikes   Administration Moves To Submit President’s Anti-Inflation Bills

CIO Threatens  ‘3rdRound’ Wage Boost Campaign   New Cost Of Living Battles Flare; Administration To Submit Own Bills

Murray Says CIO To Seek Third Round ‘Of Pay Hikes   Truman To Submit Own Bills On Topies Pertaining To Spiral

New Price Battles Loom With Threat Of 3rd Wage Fight   Administration Plans  Own Inflation Curbs

New Living Cost Battle Launched  CiO Tells of Plans to Ask Wage Boosts

Announcement Adds Fuel to Cost-of-Living Debates Among Congressmen

WAGE INCREASE ACTION HINTED BY CLO. HEAD   Union Determined to Lighten Economic Burden Saye Murray.   OPPOSITION GROWS   Republicans to Battle Measures Covering PriceWace Field.

CIO Threatens 3rd Round Pay Increase Fight   New Cost-of-Living Battle Touched Off In Congress Today

MOVE COMES AS SOLONS PONDER CONTROL LAWS   ClO Demands For ‘Third - Round’ Pay Boosts Adds  To Battle Fuel .

Anti-Inflation Plan, ClO Wage Demands To Touch Off New Struggle on Hill

New Cost of Living Fight Flares on Administration’s Plan. CIO Pav Hike Aim

Battle Over Costs Starts In Congress   Truman’s Anti - Inflation Program, New Drive by CLO. for Wage Boost Touches Off Debate

ClO Talks Of Demands For Raises —   Murray Looks For : Action To Keep Prices ‘Lower’

Cl0’s Move Sparks New Capitol Fight   Price-Wage, Rationing Measures to Face Stiff Opposition

ClO THREATENS SRD SERIES OF WAGE REQUESTS   Administration Plans Own Anti-Inflation Bills In Congress; Strong Opposition Is Expected.

GOP Leaders Will Oppose Administration On Rationing, Price-Wage Controls

ENEW BATTLE Hf LIVING COST N CONGRESS   istration Bills and C10 za Boost Demand Renew Controversy.

Opposition Certain for Legislation   Third Round Pay Campaign by Union Is Complication

New Proposals Planned on Living Costs   Republicans Oppose Administration's Control Program

C.1.0. Plans Campaign for Wage Boosts  Le CE, eee ee ee eee   ‘Administration to Draft Bills on  Rationing, Controls

—NEW CHAPTER IN HCL BATTLECIO Drafts Drive For  New Wage Increases

C. 1.0. 10 BEGIN THIRD ROUND OF PAY INCREASES   Plans For Action Next Yeat — Touch Off New Argument Over Cost Of Living

CIO Will Seek . “Third Round” Wage Increase   Administration Promises Own Aniti-Inflation Bills; Republican Opposition Is Certain.

CIO Demands 3rd Postwar Pay Increase   Administration Rushes Bills For Controls

Cost Of Living Battle Begins   Fight In Congress Touched Off By  Two Moves

New HCL Battle Toucted Off By C10 Wage Aims   Truman Promises Own Anti-Infiation Bills.

NEW Ci PAY RAISE DRIVE IS PROMISED   UNION PLANS MAY SPEED ACTION ON CAPITOL HILL

C10 Will Seek Third Round’ 0 Waae Increases   Administration Moves’ To Submit Own Bills In Anti-Inflation Drive

Congress Faces Renewed Battle On Living Cost   Move To Offer New Bills Adds To Strife Over Anti-Inflation

C.1. O. Threatens Third Round Wage Increase Fight: As Administration Plans New Anti-Inflation Steps

Third Wage Boost . Will Be Sought by C10 Early in Year   Threat Touches Off:New Cost-of-Living Fight in Congress Today :

Political Crisis Still Unsolved In Greece    Tsaldaris Reported Ready To Stop Down For Neutral Premier

New Premier Looms in Greek Crisis   Delay Worries U.S. Tsaldaris Still Hopes for Cabinet

Isaldaris May Be Agreeable To ANeutral   Greek Prémier Designate Refuses To Yield To Liberal

NEW CABINET ONLY HOPE IN GREEK CRISIS   WASHINGTON URGES SPEED; NEUTRAL PREMIER SEEN

Deadlock In Greece  Continues’ Unbroken  Tsaldaris Willing To Follow, Wishes Ot U:; S.. Backs Sonhoulis As Premier

Say Tsaldaris Ready to Yield Post  Deacnlae. b iametl ees win   Premier-Designate, However, Against Liberal Getting Job

Greek Premier And Rival Fail To Reach Accorc   Tsaldaris Declares He Will Step Down In Favor of Neutral

Crisis Over Greek Cabinet Bringing Grave Concern   American Ambassador Is Consulted by Rival Premier Bidders

U5, MEDIATION EFFORT IN GREEK CRISIS 15 UPSEI   Liberal Party Chief Blocks Formation of Coalition Reguue With Demand for Premiership.   TSALDARIS CONFERS WITH AMERICAN ENVOY   Populist Said to Have Of. fered to Step Down in Favor of Neutral Prime Minister,

Say Tsaldaris Ready to Yield Post   Premier-Designate, However, Against Liberal Getting Job

Liberal Leader Balks At Joining Greek Royalists   . S. Mediation Attempt To Speed Formatior Of New Greek Government Upset When Sophoulis Spurns Coalition

Leaders Upset U.S. Offer In Cabinet Crisis   Tsakdaris Will Not Yield Post To Liberal Leader

REVERSE CROW ESTATE RULING   Rules Case Within Jurisdiction of Hardin Court

MILITARY ACTION IS FAVORED BY OFFICER   American General In Athens Quot. ed As Saying That Is Only Solution To Problem

“NO. 1 COMMUNIST. USS GUILTY OF PASSPORT FRAUD   Gerhart: Eisler May Receive ; Year Sentence,. $5,000 Fine, After Jury Trial   HID RED CONNECTIONS

CONVICT EISLER PASSPORT FRAUD   DEFER SENTENCE OF GERMAN COMMUNIST TO PERMIT APPEAL

@ NOW MR, AND MRS.   Mr. America Weds Miss Freeze, Whose Kiss Belies Her Title

“7  Miss Quick Freeze Unfreezes For Mr. America; ‘Beauties’ Married

REDS LOSING. ~ LABOR POWER. “ OVER FRANGE      ARTI: GCOMMUNISTS ARE  PLANING TO SPLIT WITH  (THE CONFEDERATION OF LABOR

Urge Marketing Of ‘Held-Back’ Stocks Of Food   Small-Business Commit: tee Calls For Govt. Ac tion In Emergency.

SET 3,000,000 BUSHEL WHEAT GOAL MONTHLY   Industry Will Eliminate Consignment Selling of Bread to Grocers

U.S. Bakers Will Cooperate in U.S. Food Saving Drive   Saving of 3 Million Bushels Monthly Is Goal---Smaller Loaves Pascihla

Baking Men  Support Plan To Save Grain   ~ Smaller Loaves, One-Crust Pies Are Points In Program

Senate Group Approve Bill for Referendum or Davlight Saving Time

Two Black Market ButchersConvicted      Charge $263,000 Fraud Against Big Bronx Meat Dealer

SURVEY SHOWS WORKERS SPLIT ON CLOSED SHOP   Also in Favor of Legislatior ‘to Clarify” Wagner Labor Act

Workers Offer lo Negotiate   Teenie Uslen Men Will Discuss Demands, But Call For Strike

Phone Workers Call for Strike  Negotiation Offer Is Made by Union

Phone Workers Would Negotiate  Labor Troubles   But Support Contract Plea  Country Strike April 7

Phone Workers Ask Bargaining  Policy Committee Makes Proposition

Phone Workers Offer To Negotiate Contract Dispute  Nationwide Strike Set For April 7

PHONE WORKERS READY TO TALK   But Back Up Demands With Strike Call

Draft - Eisenhower League Spurred By Latest Disavowal   Not a Flat Refusal to Accept Nomination, Managers of Boom Feel

General Says He Does. Not Seek Political Job, -Is Against Movement

f  RATT IKE’ BOOM IS GIVEN REBUFFS   Backers, However Beat Drums Louder Than Ever for Candidacy.

GOP BEATS DRUMS Eisenhower Disavows Move  To Draft Him For President

IKE’S DISAVOWALS FAIL TO DAMPEN ENTHUSIASM OF “DRAFT” CONTINGENT

Eisenhower Draft Move Spreading  Disavowals Only   Disavowals Only Increase Demands From His Friends

Backers Will Nof Take No As An Answer   Gen, Ike Again Says He Is Not Seeking Office

‘Ike’ Boosters Refuse to Quit Beating Drum   Draft-Eisenhower Leaguers Ignore Newest Disavowal

Lilienthal Vote Expected Friday   Members of Committee Wish To Discuss Important Matters With Him

BLOCK IN EAST, TOO   Several Sachen geo Picketed im New Jersey and tilimors

Operators . Tn Oregon  Ienore Lines   Some Phone Exclianges in Eastern Areas Again Put On Emergency Basis as Dispute Continues

‘Striking W. E. Men Block. Phone Service ‘In Some Areas; Kansas, Missouri Normal

IGKET LINES SET AGAIN IN PHONE STRIKE   Parley Halts at-5 A. M. with No Agreement. Yet by ~ © ACEW Union.

NEW PICKETING AGAIN HAMPERS PHONE SERVICE   WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKERS BLOCKADE ILLINOIS EXCHANGES

TelephoneExchanges ‘Heavily Picketed’   Lines Re-Established By Striking Western Electric Workers; Service Curtailed

ELECTRIC CO. STOPPAGE STILL ON   New York Workers Refuse To Respect Pickets   Settle Disputes On Basis Of 114 Cent Increase; No-Strike Clause

Western Electric Strikers Renew Picketing, Curtail Phone Service   Many Major Exchanges Across Nation Again On Emergency Basis as ACEW Fails to Reach Agreement: Most Other Strikes Are Ended

Striking Western Electric Workers Renew Picket Lines: Slow Phone Use

Western Electric Pickets Return As Negotiations Fail   Phone Service Is Again Curtailed In Some Areas

Phone Service: in Many Cities Cut By WE Picketing  _ Operators  Refuse To Cross   Operators Refuse To Cross Many Areas’ Strike Lines -

Telephone Picketing On Aaain   Phone Exchange Here Not Affected By Sympathy Moves

Service Curtailed In Eastern States   ‘Western Electric Workers Negotiating for Settlement

Conference fails To Head Off Pickets   Workers Of W. E. Company Re-establishing Lines

Union Studies Newest Offer By Western   Crews in New York Go Back to Work, Ienoring Strikers

W-E Unionists Resume Their Phone Picketing   Installation Men Force Curtailment Of Service In Some Areas.

Phone Picketing Starts Again In Some Areas   Tells Congress Tax Reduction Approaching

Western Electric Employees Again Establish Their Lines; Calls Put On Emergency Basis

Settlement of Instaliation Row Key fo Walkout   18-Hour Conference Fails To Result in Agreement on Wages

Telephone Lines Again Picketed   Equipment Workers Remain on Strike; Texas Cities Hit

BLOCK IN EAST. TOO      Keveral Exchances Ficketed in New Jereex aud Plime

Western Electric Principals Fail to Agree in AllNioht Conference -

Phone Strike Pickets Sent Back To Beat:   Lines Ordered Restored By Union Representing 20,000 Western Electric Workers

PHONE PICKETS BACK ON LINES   Negotiators Still Work  Toward Settlement

Picket Lines of W.E. Back on Job   New Threat to Phone Service in Some Parts of U. S.

Picket Lines Halt Returning Phone Workers   Installation Men Continue Dispute With Electric Firm

Phone Service in Texas Is Curtailed   Picket Lines Put Back By Installation Union

Installation Workers Put Pickets Back on Beats at Telephone Plants

Pickefs Resume Lines In Several Sections Of U. S.   Service Curtailed; a oe +) on en ee    Service Curtailed; Some Workers Fail To Observe Pickets

Pickets Are Sent Back In Phone Strike   No Agreement After Session  Of 18 Hours

Negotiations Adjourned Early Today While. Union Studies Offer: Four Utah Cities Still Lack Operators

Death Toll Grows In Tel Aviv Area   Martial Law Invoked By British After Bombing of Building

Palestin Violence Leaves 23. oye. ‘British Hunt Leaders Of Jewish Underaround

Martial Law Clamped on   Tel Aviv, Jewish  Area of Jerusalem Searched fo  Underaround Chiefs

SOUTHERNERS REJECT UMW PACT DEMANE   Bargaining Dispute Causes Break  In Talks

Shadowy Nazi Bigwig Hunted   U.S. Wants Missing Deputy Of Hitler’s

DR. AND MRS. WANN ENTERTAIN DISTRICT ASSOCIATION AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Americans Prepare For Biggest Holiday In American History   Sheriff Clyde Frazier, asked today that all Ruston residents be especially careful of their driving over the weekend, ~

Squalor On Southern Farms Described In Hearing Before Congressional Committee; Poage Joins In Describing Their Poverty

Plight of Typical Farm, Family Gets Attention From Congressional Group

Mice In The Kitchen, Rats Around Barn Dark Picture Given  Of U.S. Farm Life

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   ‘Insult’ to Typical Farm Family Starts Battle

Farm Picture Results in [Warm Dehate   Agriculture Bureau's Description Defended, Criticized

DA’s Picture Of Farm Life Is Resented  Congressmen Attack Brannan’s Statement

CHICAGO KILLER FACES CHARGES   Prosecutor Convinced Man Is Slayer of Two

Murder Suspect Acts Out Slayings  Handyman Ties Knot Feund on Dead Woman

PRODUCERS’ GROUP HT AT EXTENSION OF US. MINE CODE   Southern Operators Say They Will Battle Move to Put Terms in Force for Year.   ACTION BY KRUG SAID SURPRISING

‘Complaints Pile Up Against ‘Racket’ Used by Some New. Used Auto Dealer

New Car Buyers Are The Victims.... Complaints Pile Up Against Car Racket

OAS WORLD NEEDS VIOLIN. MANUSCRIPT   Fallsington Man Leaves About 80 Paintings  HOUSEKEEPER AIDED

WILLS MANUSCRIPT WRITTEN ABOUT VIOLINS   Sam’! Finley Joor, Fallsing: ton, Says the World Needs His Book   OTHER BEQUESTS

Inquiry on General's Deals Set   Planemaker Charge: Evidence Hidden on His Contracts

Hughes Retract   Probers Told Truth Locked In Their Files   Ferguson Denies The Had Conclusions on the Lnvestigation

PROMISED IN PLANE PROBE   Inquiry Turned From Hughes’ Contracts To Gen. Meyers

Public Kept ‘In Dark, He Tells Group   Stormy Quiz Comes To A’ Dramatic End; Wealthy Planemaker Says Group Suppresses Details

Promise New Evidence on Dealings Between Meyers and Other Aircraft Firms; Hughes’ Partine Shot.

Probers End Investigation  Of H. Hughes   New Evidence Promise Made at End of Hectic Inquiry

Hughes Angle Of War Probe Comes to End   But New Evidence Involving Gen. Meyers  Promised This Week

Senate Closes Hughes’ Part In Contracts   New Evidence On Deal. inge la Aircraft Firms. 7 “Promised °:

ACCUSATION IS FLUNG AGAINST  AWMAKER BODY   lane Maker Charges That Senate Probers Are “Keeping The Public In The Dark” On Information He Says Would Prove He Is Telling Truth.

Senate Group Closes Books  In Hughes Case   Committee Promises New Light on Activity On General Mevers

Hearing on  Hughes Cut Off Suddenly   Inquiry Terminated With Airplane Manufacturer Aecusing Commitiee of Holding Information

SENATE CLOSES HUGHES PROBE   ‘Plane Maker Charges Data ‘Hidden’ From Public

Hughes Plane Probe Ended By Ferguson   Group To Delve Further Into Deals by Meyers

Plane Maker Says Evidence In Files Would Vindicate Him   Ferguson Denies Publie Kept in Dark; Sequel Promised

Senate Closes Hughes Hearing On Stormy Note   ‘Plane Builder Claims Public Keot in Dark

Hughes Inquiry Ends Abruptly   Willionaire Plane Maker Accuses Probers Of Holding Back Evidence Favorable To Him

Solon Accused OfHoldingBack Vital Evidence   Witness Says Meyer: Tried Shakedown of Plane Maker

Hughes Aircraft Dealings Probe Ended Suddenly  Ferguson Promises More ‘Inquiries info Goneral’s -Plana Stock Transactions

Stock Testimony “Untrue” --Eaker   Probers Attempting to Show Meyers Sought Benefits From His Dealings With Hughes

Close Books On Probe Of Plane-Maker   Hughes Has Final Word; Go Further Into Meyers Case

HUGHES CHARGES COMMITTEE IS KEEPING PUBLIC IN DARK ON INFORMATION THAT WILL PROVE HE IS . TELLING THE TRUTH. EAKER- DENIED MEYERS ’. BOUGHT STOCK FOR HIM. “

Senate Probers Are Promising New Testimony   Investigators Close Bool On Howard Hughes Deals

WEATHER THIS WEEK-END THOULD BE IDEAL FOR  [ARMER, GOLFER, OTHERS

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BABY S KILLED ON VISIT TO OAK HILL   Michigan Family In Crash Near Chillicothe

PAC Organizing Congress Purge   Aims to Line Up Fifteen Million CIO Voters

DISTILLERS TO CLOSE TONIGHT   95 PERCENT OF ALCOHOL MAKERS VOICE COMPLIANCE

RETAIL PRICES SURGE UPWARD   Added Boosts May Come In Fall, Winter

Food Price Spiral.  Continues Upward   Butter, Eggs Up; Bread Price Hike Seen Farm Products at Record Highs

Most Food Prices Continue Uptrend  Butter, Eggs Go to New Record Highs

Hike In Bread looms   Most Food Prices Continue Their Dizzy Advance

Prices Continue Upward Spiral .  Butter, Eggs and FE ee see ee ee

Upward Movemen On Foods, Other  Items, Continue   Wholesale and Retail Prices Mount with Corn and Oats  Setting New Highs.

BUTTER, EGGS ‘HIT NEW HIGHS   . pez,  Food. Prices Contfilue to  ‘Spiral Upwar a

Dobbin Probably Has Quiet Horse Laugh  Horse “Invades” Airport And Traffic Ils Tied Into Knots

Figures Expert Suggests Quick, But Not Easy, Way To Pay Off National Deht

BELIEVE Hi HAS SAFELY LEFT NATION   Government-S ponsored Left-Wing Faction of of His Peasant Party Takes Over Editorship of His Newspaper.

Foe Of Communism In Poland Disappears; Believed To Be Headed For Refuge In Britain

ANTI-RED SAID TO BE MISSING   Mystery Cloaks Whereabouts Of Polish Opposition Leader; Apparently Fled Wrath Of Communists; Russian-Dominated Govt. Moves Ahead,

Laraine Day's Day In Court Near End  Actress Weeps As Attorney Defends Her

Johnny Evers, Baseball Star, Is Dead At 65   Member Of Old Cubs’ Infield

GOVERNMENT'S RESPONSIBILITY   Johnny Evers, Noted Baseball Star. Is Dead

FAMED BASEBALL PLAYER EXPIRES   Johnny Evers Dies Today In Hospital after Long Illness

Death Claims Johnny Evers, Baseball Star   Keystone of Famous Infield Trio of Cubs’ Tinker, Evers, Chance Dies at Albany. N. Y.

Johnny Evers Dies in Albany at Age of 65   Middle Man.of Famous Double Play Combine Suffered Hemorrhaae

JOFINNY EVERS, “IMMORTAL” OF BASEBALL DIES   Keystone in Famous Double Play Combination of Cubs

Road Building Bill Runs Into New Opposition   Assembly Jolts Plan, But Proposal Has Knother Chance

Proposal To Add More Mileage To System Opposed   Measure Not Lost As Thomson Leads Attack in the House

Balkan Border Problem Defeat Seen For Russia   Implied Rebuke For Soviet Is Also Expected In U.N. Action

Defeat and Implied Rebuke for Russia Anticipated at UN Session on Balkans

Rivers Continue Rampages; 3000 More Homeless  Wiew Cracte lnumanta   New Crests Inundate Des Moines; 5,000 Added Acres Flooded

FLOOD INCREASES: DES MOINES AREAS NOW ARE COVERED   Red Cross Says 25,809 Are Evacuated in Four State Region; lowa City Is Hard Hit.

{l-Year Flood Record Broken In lowa Capital   25,000 Given Shelter By Red Cross Efforts

iNew Crest Is Pouring ‘Down lowa  [And Missour   Red Cross Reports Evacuation From 4 States of a Total  of 25,809 Pesgous

Hundreds Of Workers Battle Flood   Sandbag Levees to Protect Homes — Two Farmers  Are Missing

FLOOD WATERS   Raises Total Evacuated In Four States T5'25-:2809   Fifth Crest. Of. Month Moves: Down Missour River

DES MOINES HIT BY FLOOD WATER   New Overfiows Reported ic Missouri and lowa

25,809 Evacuated From. Four-State Flood Area; Million Acres Inundatea

3000 MORE FLEE AS MISSOURI RIVER FLOOD HEIGHTENS   Swollen Stream Ten Miles Out Of Banks In Some  Crate

New Floods Pour Along Missouri And lowa River:   25,809 Persons Reported  Evacuated in 4 States by Red Cross

Guards At  Prison Face Indictment   Killing Of Eight Negro Convicts Causes Probe

Operator Asks UMW be Split To Small Units   Without Action More Strikes Will Come’ When Mines Are Free:

Coal Strikes Ahead, Firm's Official Says   Congress Urged To Break Up John Lewis Mine Workers and Other Big Labor Organizations into Small Units—Solon Says Workers Want Laws Revised.

Urges Congress  To Make Small  Units of Unions Coal Industry  ee i; ae oe

ASKS CONGRES: TO BREAK UP BIG UNIONS   Coal Official Testifies Be. fore Labor Committee

Congress Urged To Split Unions Into Small Units      Coal Industry Spokesman Specifically Names Mine Union.

Congress Hears Campbell's Plan For Labor Peace   Industry Man Urges That Industry-wide Bargaining and Unions Be Prohibited

Coal Spokesman Asks Breakup Of Mine Union   Cites Strike Threat— Nixon Says Workers Would Curb Bosses

ASKS CONGRESS TO BREAK UMW   Tells Solons Members ‘Fear’ Union Leaders

Urges Law To Divide. Big Unions   Coal Official Testifies As House Labor Committee Hearings Go Into Third Week

Break Up Big Unions Is Plea   Small Units Favored by Coal Industry Head

BREAK UP ALL BIG UNIONS 1S INDUSTRY PLEA   Congress Asked to Disband Industry-Wide Unions and Trade Bargaining   BANNING CLOSED SHOPS {§ ALSO REQUESTED

A BREAK-UP OF U. M. W. I$ PROPOSED   Coal Industry Official Says Congress Should Split Lewis Group and Other Big Unions Into Smaller Units.

Wants Congress to Break Lewis Union Inte Small Units   Idea of Coal Industry Official Applies Also To Other Bia Unions

Other Large Unions Also Criticized   House Labor Committee Gets Testimony

Russia Greets New Currency Lower Prices   Price Reductions _ Are Listed; Bread Now Costs 6 Cents

Ruble Exchange Is Under Way  Moscow Banks and ,   Moscow Banks and Stores Open to Orderly Early Morning Crowds

RUSSIANS TURN IN OLD RUBLES   Unrationed Goods Sold At Lower Prices To Force Prosperity

PORTAL SUITS NEAR 2 BILLION   Industry, Congress Leaders Predict Total May Top $5,000,000,000

13 Hungarians Are Convicted  Of Revolt Plot   Three Must Die For Alleged Effort To Re-establish Horthy Regime.

13 HUNGARIANS. GET SENTENCES   Peoples Court Decrees Death For Trio, Accused. in Plot: Aaainst Regime

CONVICT 131N EUROPEAN PLOT   Three to Die in Move to Over. throw Hungarian Republic

Committee Urged To Make Changes In School Setup  Educators Should Be Appointed Instead Of Elected, Gilmore Says

State School Heads W ould Be Appointed   Citizens Advisory Council Recommends Changes For Superintendents

SHOOTING AFFRAY  IN SANTA FE ENDS JN-DEATH OF MAN   Investigation Continuing Into Fatal: Duel Between Officer and Victim

Find Crippled Girl Dead In  Hospital Tub Of Hot Water   Homicide Squads Are Trying to Find Out How She Got Out of Wheelchair Into Tub

Wheel Chair 80 Feet Away Paralyzed Girl Drowns  In Hospital Bath Tub

Governor’ S Race in Georgia Has New Enirani   Independent Seeks Recount of Write-In Ballots

GEORGIA BATTLE HAS NEW ENTRY   THIF.D CANDIDATE NOW SEEKS GOVERNORSHIP—— DEMANDS RECOUNT

Farm Problems To Get Attention   House Agri Committee May Link Price Support and Production.

TAFT-STASSEN PHOTO VETOED BY SENATOR   Ohioan Refuses to Pose With Former Minnesota Governor at Rennhlican Meetince.

Second Los Angeles Woman Slaying Resembles Unsolved ‘Dahlia’ Case

Woman Found Beaten to Death In Los Angeles   Body Found in Field; Estranged Husband Denies Being With Her

Another Brutal Los Angeles Murder Probed   Nurse Estranged From Husband Victim of Slayer

New England Couple Is Charged With Luring California Man Into Death Trap

Couple Awaiting Trial in Slaying  Waive Extradition To Truckee, Calif.

Claim Couple Admit Slaying   New England Bridal Couple Held in Nevada In Death

Killed While Kissing Girl With Lure Entertains Victim; Mate Shoots Him

Youth And Giri Held For Murder   Admit To Crime After Church Service in Fnil.

MAKES PEACE A LITTLE LATE ‘Honeymooners’ Slug, Rob And Kill  To Finance Western Vacation

Reds’ Attempt To Block Aid Plan Revealed   Booklet For Communis Functionaries Atlacks UL. S. Foreign Policy

Have Confidence In Mrs. Moore  High-Ranking Demos Give Her Support

Have Confidence In Mrs, Moore  High-Ranking Demos  Give Hor Sunnort -

FLY 7.000 MILES WITH ONE PALT   Flight Made As Feature Of Air Force Dav

Seven Planes Set New Record In Mass Flight   One-Stop Flight Tokyo To Washington Made In 33 Hours And Two Minutes   CELEBRATES ARMY AIR FORCE EVENT

Seven B-29s End 7,000 Mile Flight   Tokyo to Washington Hop Completed in 30 Hours, 5 Minutes

Ships End 7000-Mile Air Flight   Continuous Radio Contact Maintained Over Lengthy Span

SUPERFORTS MAKE RECORD -BREAKING IRIP FROM TOKYO   Sky Giants Sweep Over Washington Monument _ 34 Hours After Leaying Japan.   FLIGHT CLIMAXES 10TH ANNIVERSARY

jsurcnronrs LOWER PREVIOUS TOKYO TO WASHING: TON FLIGHT RECORD BY MORE THAN HOUR

SEVEN B-29S TAKE 33% HOURS FOR LONG TRIP   Mass Flight From Tokyo Ends At Washington; One Plane Delayed

Record-Breaking Flight of B-29’s Climaxes Air Forces Celebration

BULLETIN   Flight Is ‘Completed In 34 Hours   Planes Arrive Over Capital On Schedule

ARMY AIR FORCES’ DAY.   One-stop Trip. Made ‘in 33 Hours: and 28 Minutes -

Thirty Hours From Tokyo Record Set by Supertorts  T1... .. +... ™_ y ae eee F   Planes Keep Radio Contact With Washington on 7000-Mile Flight

Marshall Hits Both China Warring Units Rakes Communists,  Chiang for ’ Benetrating Peace

FINAL ACTION ON MEASURE TO BE MONDA\   Leadership Reluctantly Consents to Recess  After 10 Hours

—TALK— GOP Fails To Force Final Vote   VETO TO STAND. DEMOCRATS SAY

Passage Is Scheduled For Monday   Long-Winded Orators Force GOP To Adjourn

U.N. Action On Indonesia  is Demanded  Not in Jurisdiction Of Organization, Netherlands Says

Java Question Will BeHeard - By U.N. Bods   Lange Orders Immediate Action After India, Avnatealia Plaac

U.N. Council Head Orders Immediate Indonesia Hearing  Case Goes on Agenda Today as Threat To World Peace

UN Is Told the « Indonesian Tilf Threatens Peace   Emergency Issue Calls for Prompt Action by Security Council

Immediate Hi earings on Indonesian  Problem Is Ordered   Subject Is Placed on Provisional Agenda of Security Council: Australia, India Bring Up Matter

Pey Boost Recommended In New York — Hopes Seen For End To Teachers Strike

Assurance of Pay Hike Demanded by Teachers For Reopening Schools

Spud Murphey, Tailor, Gives Senate Headache, Will Receive $9 540

Tax Valuation On Utilities Set  Total Assessment  Of $657 512 600

There's A $100 Bonus On Final Paycheck  Employes Of Chicago Firm Get Year's Paid Vacation For Each 6 Of Service

Russians Told Only One Side Of Red Story   SOVIET PEOPLE BELIEVE  UN DELEGATE WAS ! RIGHT

U.S. TRIES 10 WAR ON REDS, PAPERS CLAIM   Soviet Readers Given Dfferen Slant On. What Took Place At U.N. Assembly   CREDIT VISHINSKY WITH UPSETTING U. $. PLANS

Soviet Newspapers Say America Is Seeking War  . Readers Are Informed That Vishinsky _ Upset Plans of U. S.

SOVIET PEOPLE GIVEN REPORT   Russians Advised that Vishinsky Upset Plans of U. S. War Advocates

514 White Prisoners Quit After 24-Hour Siege; Leavenworth Riot Kills 1

FrenchReds. Ready Attack on DeGaulle    Ramadier Regime Likely to Get New  Vee cam Lite

French Premier Hopes to Win Brief Respite  BDilLLETINI   FANnIS, UCT. JU.—( UF) —Premier Paul Won a 300 to 280 vote of confidence in the national assembly today.

TRUMAN IS AGAINST BIG 9 MEETINGS      Prefers to Have “State Department Handle Diplomacy

Big Three Won't Meet  Tisman Onnes   Truman Opposed To FDR's Plan

Request Baptist Pastor fo Resign   Minister of Church © Hit Talmadge Action

Pastor Asked To Resign   Minister Who Fought Talmadge Legislation Will Quit Post

MINISTER, FOE OF TALMADGE, OUSTED   { + . Pastor Fought Anti-Negre Leaislation In Georgia

Eisenhower Backer Says General Was Shamefully Treated By Pa. Leaders

Claims “Ike” Treated Badly  Head of Draft Eisenhov I aaane or State   Head of Draft Eisenhower League Charges State GOP Leaders Insulted Ike

Unemployed Rolls Reach 3,600,600— Long Range Eleetric and Gas Rationing Seen Possible—Gas Plants May Cease Operations  Entirely. Unless More Coal is Received.

3 Millions In Britain  Out Of Work   Nation Warned Of Pending Long Range Electric And Gas Rationing

CRISIS IN ENGLAND CONTINUES TODAY: VOTE CONSIDERED   Censure Ballot May Be Test of Power Held by Present Government.   SHORT IN NATION COAL, ELECTRICITY

Anti-Depression Plan Proposed   Mother Truman ‘Holds Her Own’   HPOce RI OAM FAAS

TENURE PROPOSAI   Is One of First States to Approve 10 Year Lim-   it for Presidents:   26 BILLS THRU HOUSE

Kansas Ratifies White House Tenure Measure   Action Would Limit Presidency to Not More Than 10 Years

Is One of First States to Approve 10 Year Lim- _ it for Presidents   26 BILLS THRU HOUSE

Nebraska Man Pays $300 Fine For Drunken Driving   Emmet Kane Appears  In Court Here And Dipade Cruriltey

Nebraska Man Pays $300 Fine For Drunken Driving   Emmet Kane Appears In Court Here And  _ Pleads Guilty

ARMOUR BUYS PLANE PLANT   Awards For Final Taylor craft Items Due Next Week

U.S. Power of Seizure  Studied   Companion Measure to Labor Courf System Planned

WOULD RESTORE GOVERNMENT POWER TO SEIZE PLANTS   Strike-Threatened Vital In dustries Come Under Jurisdiction.   FERGUSON-SMITH BILL   ‘Labor Courts Would Be Given Power Over All Disputes.

NEW GERMAN SETUP HINTED   Predict French May Join Their Zone with U. S., Britain, if Big 4 Disagree.

Big-4 Failure On Reich Pact Believed Sure   Anglo-U. S. ‘Deal’ With French to Knit 3 Zones in Prospect

SEEK FRENCH AID IN REICH      U.S., Britain Strive To Pull French Into German Economic Merger

FRANCES HELP WILL BE WOOED BY U.S., BRITAIN   Western Nations Appear Te Be Drawing Closer As Big 4 Accord Lags

May Exclude The Russian Area....  Keonomic Union Of German Zones Seen

Fariner Is 1947’s First Fatality On County’s Highways   Heritan Bauler OF -Remien Victiiit OF  —Car-Truck Smash ¢

First F Fatality 0 On County’s Highways  Herman Bauler Of ‘Remien Victitti Of

RECESS BROKEN IN WASHINGTON BY NEW PROBES   Veeting On Capitol Hill Is First In Series Of Cross-Country Hearings On Housing Costs; Plan Drive To Slash In come laxes.

HOUSING, TAXES AND PRICES— 3 Investigations Are Launched By Congress

Housing Problem Up For  Hearing   Three-Way Probe Gets Under Way At Capital

Triple Probes Are Started By Solons   Housing, Taxes, Prices Subjects Of Investiaation

Triple Congressional Investigations Delve Into Housing, Taxes And Prices

Three Probes To Seek Data On Top Issues   Housing, Taxes And Prices Will Be Investigated

Triple Probe By Congressmer ls Expected  oucinag tiaxretc an   Housing, Taxes and Prices Likely To Be Investigated

3-Way Congress Quiz ‘Opens Today  Special Committees To Probe Housing,

CONGRESS OPENS TRIPLE PROBE OF COST OF LIVING   AAMMITTEE CALLED   COMMITTEE CALLED TO STUDY HOUSING, TAXES AND PRICES

OPEN CAPITAL PROBES ON KEY LIVING ISSUES   Solons Start Investigations 0 Prices, Housing, Taxes in Washington

Probes of Housing, - Taxation, Cost of Living [nstigated   Says Only Lawmakers Can Provide’ Temporary Aid for Europe

Congressional Investigations Get Underway   Committees Consider Housing, Taxes, Prices

Three Probes Under Way   Housing, Taxes and  Prices Will Be Under Scrutiny

Three Probes Into Economy Are Launched  For Congress   * Prices, Taxes And Housing To Receive Scrutiny By Groups

Triple Inquiry Being Launched   Housing, Taxes, Prices Subjects of New Probes by Conaress Members

Recess Quiet Is Broken By Three Economic Phases   Prices, Taxes And Housing Will Reach Committees Today

That’s the Way It Looks to Secretary of Agricul. ture Anderson, He Says at Department Dinner Conference.

Anderson Hinges Farm Prosperity To Marshall Plan   Sees Four More Years Capacity Production to Feed the World

Long-Term Crop Drive  Is Envisioned  Sec. Anderson Sees Full Production Needed Four Years

Marshall Plan To Aid Farmer:   Anderson Predicts “Good? Markets Unul 1077

MINTEER HAS TOP PLACING ON BABY BEEF   Fred Marsh Shows Reserve Champion; High Quality Dairy Show Seen

Dutch rorces stage Amphibious Landins  7 er ey Fe > + + ee © + FT TF FF Fh  Rousevelt Testifies In Airplane Probe

Elhott To Tell (Of Lush Parties   Late President’s Son To Give His Version Of Hughes Financed Parties

HOUSE LABOR GROUP ACTS ON LABOR MEASURE   Also Votes Ban on Jurisdictional Strikes Secondary Boycotts

Outlaw Feature Of Bill  Backed   Bargaining On Ar Industry-Wide Basis Is Hit

Would Outlaw Industry- Wide Strikes in U. S.   Unions Could Act Only In Advisory Capacity; Wagner Assails Bill

House Group Gives Approval to New Labor Plan  Measure Would Outlav Bargaining on Industry-Wide Basis

Strong Measures Incorporated in House Labor Bill   Would Outlaw All industry-wide Union Baradinina

House, Senate Labor Bodies Call For Curbs   House Committee Votes To Forbid Strikes Not Having Secret Ballot

Industry-Wide Bargaining Hit By Provisions   Measure Would Also Ban Jurisdictional Strikes, Boycotts

FAVOR BAN ON INDUSTRY - WIDE NEGOTIATIONS   Labor Committee Also Favors Outlawing of Jurisdictional Strikes

House Committee Writes in Bill Restrictions On Nationwide Union Bargaining And Secondary Boycotts

OPPONENTS SEE CONFUSION AND CHAOS IN BANS   Both House And Senate Committees Favor Quick Action On Union Curb Measures; Stiff Restrictions In Bills.

Plan Would Halt Industry-Wide Bargaining, Jurisdictional Strikes, Secondary Boycotts; C.1.0. Raps Cuts in Labor Department Funds

To Rush Measure  Curbing Unions   Foes To Bill Predict “Chaos, Confusion” To Reanit

Vote On Toul Labor Bills —      “House Committee: - Adopts Bill With © Stuff. Restrictions -

Strikers Ask  Direct Meeting   Face-To-Face Dealing Sought By Phone  Leaders

STRIKE CURB ACT IN INITIAL 0. K.   House Committee Approves Labor Bill Provisions

Provisions of Bill Are Okehed  Senate Group ‘Acts n Labor. Measure

House Group Okays Phase Of Bareainine Ban   Opponents Of Legislation Voice Fears of Chaos ‘And Confusion;” To Bar  Union Intimidation

Congress Members Formulate Touch Bills for Labor  Industry Wide Bargaininy, Secondary Boycolt Weul!

INDUSTRY-WIDE BARGAINING HIT BY HOUSE BILL   Labor Committee Approves Measure Also Abolishing durisdictioncl Strikes

Anti-Labor Bill Gets Committee Okay In House  Secondary Boycotts Jurisdictional Strikes Curbed

Chaos Is Predicted By Opponents if Labor Bills Pass   Proponents Are Pushing Measures Ward; Votes Are Taken by

Approves New Labor Bill To Outlaw Strike   Needs Final OK; Measure Goes To House For Actior Next Week.

Three Curbson Unions Voted In Committee   House Group Would Ban Industry - Wide Bargaining

House Labor Group Backs Ban Measures   Would Outlaw Bargaining On Industry-Wide Basis And Jurisdictional Strikes

Demos Charge Whitewash and Quit Centralia Mine Inquiry   Walk Out After Ban on Scanlan Testimony on ‘Politics’

Probers Split On Party Lines  Demos Walk Out of Mine. Inquiry Group

CHIANG’S PLAN DOOMED   Effort to Form Coalition Govern. ment Failing

New Pastor At Evangelical And Reformed Church  Rev. Kieker To   Rev. Kieker To Hold First Service Here October 5

New Pastor At Evangelical And Reformed Church  Rev. Kieker To Hold First Service  Bara Octoher 5

LATE WIRE NEWS BRIEFS   (By The Associated Press) BULGARIA MAY COME IN

70 Percent Slash” In Marshall Plan Fund Is Predicted   ‘Unidentified GOP Leader  Echoes Party Fears U. S. Economy Will Ccllapse   LEGISLATORS BALK AT 4-YEAR PROGRAM   ‘Many Prefer Europe Aid Be Put on Year-to-Year  Basis, Spokesman Claims

Republicans Confend Marshall Plan Total Would Wreck U. §. Economy

GOP Predicts Marshall Plan Will Be Slashed   ‘Spokesman Says Initial Request Will Be Cut  By 70 Per Cent

Republicans Plan Slash Of Request   Leader Declares Truman's Figure In Far Too High

Marshall Plan To Be Slashed By Congress  RAD Cnabecn..      G. O. P. Spokesman Says It May Be Cut 70 Per Cent

Cuts in Truman Spending Plan Are Indicated   Republicans Don’t Believe Nation’s Economy Can  Stand the Drain

WESTERN UNION STRIKE LOOMS   Leaders Of Three Unions Meet To Tabulate Result Of Polls

PRE-CHRISTMAS STRIKE TO CLIP ~— WU'S SERVICE   Three Unions Would Stage Walkout Affecting 50,000 xh U. $. Employes

Pre-Christmas Walkout Pends ....  Western Union Studies Possibility Of Strike

See OTR.  TELEGRAPH STRIKE: CALL IS PREDICTED   Wage Demands May Brinc Western Union Walkout

HISTORIC BAPTIST CHURCH AND THREE RESIDENCES BURN   Several Other Homes In Vicinity Church Heavily Damaged ..

HISTORIC BAPTIST CHURCH AND THREE RESIDENCES BURN»  sg fsb. ..lCUOTC LC!   Several Other Homes In Vicinity Church Heavily Damaged

Sessions To Be Convened In Gotham   Ceremony Shunned In Preparations For First Meet

ARAB STATES PRESS DEBATE ON HOLY LAND   UN Session to Open Monday Morning At Flushing

Searching Party Reaches Scene of Alaskan Air Crash  Sight No Sigr of Life in Area; 18 Aboard in Sunday Mishap

WRECKED PLANE IS LOCATED ON MOUNTAINSIDE   No Sign Of Life About Air liner Lost Sunday With 18 Aboard   EQUIPMENT DROPPED - TO RESCUE PARTY

Plane With 18 Aboard Crashes On Island Peak   No Sign of Life Found by Coast Guard Ground Party

NINE SURVIVE SUB-ZERO COLD   Bad Weather Forces Postpone. incit of Attempted Reycue — Transport is Forced Down In Arctic While on “Flying Santa Claus" Mission.

Deliberate Russ Plot Seento Spread Chaos   selieve That Soviets Arc Stirring Up. Trouble te. France to Wreck Marshall Plan.

Marshall Sees France Victim of Red Plot  Russia Attempting te Split Western Srant Embarrace Franch Gavarnmmant

MARSHALL SEES FRENGH CRISIS AS DELIBERATE   Believes Reds Inspired Chaos to Disrupt Western Unity

FRENCH CHAOS MAY HOLD UP GERMAN PEACE   Marshall Feels Situation Threatens Hopes of Big Four Agreement.

French Crisis Dangerous, Says Marshall   Report U. S. Envoy Believas Reds Fomented Chaos

Farm Spokesman Calls for Labor  Legislation Now  O’Neal Says Senators Stall In Fear of Big City Vote

Farmers Wanf New Labor Laws O'Neal Testifies   Farm Bureau ‘Chief Hears ‘Promise’ House Will Vote Changes

Board Turns Down Speculative Bid To Save Kinasport $6,000 On Steel

DEFINITELY LABEL AYD COMMUNISTIC   Amer. Youth for  Democracy Tagged

AMERICAN YOUTE GROUP IS TAGGED AS COMMUNIST   Justice Department Officially Declares It to Be Subversive

Palestine Put Under Army Rule   700,000 Jews Are Covenved By Troops

British Press Hunt For Jewish Underground  250,000 Put Under Martial Law; Report 21 Dead After Rioting

Search For Jew Bomb GangPushec   Third Of fews. In. Palestine Placed Ginder Martial Loew

IMPOSE MARTIAL LAW OVER 250,000 PALESTINE JEWS   BRITISH ‘ARREST 60 OR MORE; VIOLENCE COSTS LIVES OF 21

BRITISH RULES AOL LAND WITH MARTIAL LAW   Army Hunts Jewish Underground Fighters Blamed for New Violence.

Over Sixty Placed Under Arrest Over Weekend by British   Intensified Hunt is on for Alleged Members of Jewish Underground

60 Detained As Weekend Of Violence Stirs Army   Martial Law Fixed Over Large Number Of Palestine Jews

VIOLENCE TAKES HEAVY TOLL Crimes Set Bloody Record In U.S. For Past Year. FBI Says

WAR IN TALK CALLED CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY   UN Delegaie Tells Bod Crem tnternational Group Needs Authority

Oakville Evacuated, Swollen Stream Pours Over Louisa Farms, Into Mississippi   Jewish Undergrounds Clash Blamed For Blast

EXPLOSION LEVELS TEL AVIV BUILDING: ONE PERSON DEAD   Plot Is Believed Aimed at British Headquarters in City; Tunnel ls Found hv Police.   TWO JEW FACTIONS THOUGHT INVOLVED

MOBS OF “ARABS MUNT JEWS om STREETS AFTER BLAST  Causes 81 CABpALTING

Damascus Explosion Victims Include British Constable; Forty Are Wounded

SANDOVAL F.F.A. WILL SPONSOR DONKEY BASKET-.-: BALL GAME TONIGHT

SANDOVAL F.F.A. TO SPONSOR DONKEY BASKETBALL GAME TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL 22

Long Recess Planned by Legislators   House Holiday Will Permit Committees to Catch Up on Work-

Find Tribute To Polar Heroes Of Other Years   Copper Tube Yields Message In Memory Three Britons Who Perished 30 Years Ago

Find Tribute To Three Men Lost Years Ag   Copper Tube Containing 30 Year Old Message Is Found In Antarctic Region

Police Continue Search For Escaped Prisoners From Berks County Jail

Pennsylvania Week Being Observed In Commonwealth   Residents Urged To Take Account Of Keystone State's Resources, Both Material And Spiritual

FERGUSON SAYS DEMOS BRIBED   Alidifor Claims Republicans Give Office Holders Vacation To Quit

NEGRO WOMAN DIES, 15 HURT   Bus-Auto Crash in State In. jures Mrs. Jessie Cathcart, Picher

— ~ CRACEDOWN: Arrests Solve~  30 ‘Cases:  EVEN BIBLES” IN LOOT),

New York Hijacking Ring Reported Smashed by F BI   Government Agents Round Up 21 Men Allegedly Involved in Gang Jobs— Loot Said To Total More than $500.000

Democrats Are to Hear Mr. Truman   Speech at Jefferson Dinne: in Washington Tonight to Be Broadcast

DEMS HOLD — JEFFERSON DAY DINNERS   Truman Speaks — Tonight. At Washington Party

State Mishaps Fatal to Seven Week-end Accidents  Involve Planes. Fire. Gas and Automobiles

7 Hoosiers Lose Lives in Airplane Crashes: Traffic Accidents Fires

Engineer Is Fatally Hurt as Passenger and Freight Locomotives Collide in Oklahoma

70-Year-Old Engineer From Denison Dies   Passenger, Freight Locomotives Collide At Armstrong, Okla.

Texas Special In Collision Near Durant   CPO Harold Couch of Paris Uniniured in Train Disaster

BUTLER HEADS GROUP TO PLAN EVENTS FOR BUSINESSMEN’S VISIT  LARGE GROUP DUE TO BE HERE NOV. 10 ON CONSERVATION TOUR

BUTLER HEADS GROUP TO PLAN EVENTS FOR BUSINESSMEN’S VISIT  ‘LARGE GROUP DUE TO BE HERE NOV. 10 ON

Close’ Vote Sees On Delaying Of Tax Cut Debate  - Ceilings On. Union  - Initiation: Fees, Dues’ ‘Agreed By Cominittee

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital Summarized by AF   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for . Telegraph Readers

Curiis Morris, Tax Authority Taiks To Lions   Club Endorses Unit System For ‘Limestone County

Wiley Asks ‘Push-Button’ Regime Ta Rule in Case of Atomic Attack

ADMITS SLAYING OF PENSIONER   Greenfield Case Solved by Remark of Girl Friend

SNOWSTORM BLOWS INTO MIDDLEWEST   Foot of Snow Falls on Streets Of Alliance, Neb.

Snow a Foot Deep Today In Nebraska   Abnormally Cold Weather Forecast Until Saturday  in Central States

Petrillo Says Union Musicians Will Make No More Recordings After This Year, Except For Their Union

4 DIE AS STEEL RIPS INTO SIDE OF FAST TRAIN   Pennsylvania Express Sidewiped By Freight With Overhanging Load

Steel Rods Rip Passenger Train   Four Killed, 42 Hurt in Freak Accident on Pennsylvania

Four Killed As Rail Line Has New Wreck   UNUSUAL ACCIDENT FOR PENNSYLVANIA FAST TRAIN

STEEL SHIFTS ON PENNSY FREIGHT AND RIPS FLYER  ANOTHER FREIGHT   ANOTHER FREIGHT HITS OTHER SIDE ON PASSING TRACK

43 INJURED IN FREAK ACCIDENT AT HUNTINGDON   Load On Freight Car Slips: Flyer Slicad To Shambles

At Least 43 Persons Injured In Freak Crash   Steel Plates Slip Over Side Of Freight Car, Rip Passenger Coaches Of Express Train

Three Trains Piled Up and Block Traffic   Protruding Steel On Freight Rips Passing Passenger

Steel Rips Passenger Cars Open   Plates Slip Over Side Of Freight, Cut Into Passing Express.

Four Killed in Pennsylvania Railroad Wreck   Collision Occurs Near Scene of Other Crashes

Three killed. 13 Injured In Freak Accident   Three Texans [usted Among Injured

Projecting Steel Wrecks Train At Huntingdon  4 Killed, Including Pleasant Gap Soldier; 42 Injured Treated

Four Killed  In Train Accident   Crack Pennsylvania Passenger Liner Is Gouged Open

Death Met by Four in Freak  Rail Accident   Hole Ripped in Side of Speeding Pennsylvania Flyer When Steel Plates Protrude from Freight Train

KANSAS SOLDIERS INJURED IN WRECK   Shifting Steel Cargo on Freight Tears Hole in P.R.R. Flyer   WAS A FREAK CRASH

SHIFTED STEEL “FREIGHT RIPS. HOLE IN FLYER           Cuis Thru Coaches, “Mar gles  Victims and Wrecks Third Train:

FOUR DEAD, 42 HURT IN FREAK ACCIDENT INVOLVING 3 TRAINS  STEEL PLATES FROM ONE FREIGHT RIPS HOLE IN cnr ar anTurp CARC

Protruding Steel Plates On One Train Rip Int Pennsy Flyer, Wreck Second Freight.

Freak Mishap Rips Express Into Shambles   Sliding Steel On Freight Crashes Throuah Coaches

Freak Railroad Wreck Fatal To Four Persons   42 Are Injured; Two Freights And Passenger Involved

‘Four Dead, 42 Hurt In Freak Wreck on Pennsylvania Line   Plates Protruding From Freight Train Gouce Fast Fiver

Flyer Ripped Open by — Steel Plates   Second Freight Train Is Wrecked in Pennsylvania Crash

Four Killed, 40 Hurt In Train Wreck   Two Freighters, Flyer Involved

Shifting Steel Plates On Freight Train Slit Passing Passenger   Second Freight Plows Into Wreckage, Adds To Confusion; Injured Crowd Altoona Hospital; Investigation Under Way.

Forty Injured As Steel Plates Rip Into Flyer   Protruding From Freight Train; Another Freight Is Derailed

SHIFTING LOA ON FREIGHT CAR BLOCKS PENNSY   Passenger and Freight Trains Both Hit tor Tie Up Pennsylvania Tracks

Steel Plates Rip Open Car On Penn Road   Freak Crash Kills 4. In. “jures 40; Freight Train Also: Derailed.

SIDESWIPE KILLS ~ FOUR, HURTS 43   Protruding Steel Plate On Freight Rips Passenger Train Near Altoona.

Protruding  Steel Rips Into Flyer  40 Are Injured In Pennsy Mishar

Steel Plate Rips Train, Killing Four   St. Louis-Bound Flyer Hits Metal Protruding From Passing Freight

Railroad Wreck In Pennsylvania Ends Four Lives   Forty-Two Hurt In Freak Crash of Crack Flyer

Load of Steel Rips Coaches   Plates From Freight Plow Inte Express

LOOSE STEEL RODS RIP UP FLYER. FREIGHT   ‘Passenger Car on Track Near Gondalas Cut Onen; Engine Deralled.

FOUR KILLED, 42 HURT IN RAIL CRASH   Steel Plates Protruding From a Freight Train Tear Hole in Side of Pennsylvania Flyer and Wreck Another Freight.

 TRAIN WRECK Shifting Steel Plates Tear Through Side of Pennsylvania Flyer Killing 4. Initurine 42?

Shifting Steel Cargo on Freight Tears Hole in P.R.R. Flyer   WAS A FREAK CRASH

Four Persons Are Killed  In Pennsylvania Wreck   Steel Rods Protruding From Gondola Car Are Blamed; Impact Rips Open Passenver Coach of Express Train

Steel Plates Slash Thru Passenger Train Killing 4 In Freak’ ‘Accident

FOUR ARE KILLED IN TRIPLE TRAIN MISHAP IN NIGHT   Flyer and Two Freights Crash in Pennsylvania: 34 Suffer Injuries

Four Killed, 42 Injured in Freak Railway Wreck   Side Ripped Out of Passenger ‘Train, Two Freights Involved

Four Die In Double Rail Crash   Steel Plates Sticking Out On Both Sides of Moving Freight Car Cause Freak Wreck

STEEL PLATES SHIFT 10 RIP OPEN COACHES   Three Trains Involved In Unusual Mishap  In Pennsylvania

FOUR KILLED, 43 HURT IN TRAIN WRECK   Steel Slips From Freight Car, Cuts Into Coaches

Freak Accident: Kills Ain Train      Passenger Train Ripped __ When Steel Plates Shift ' anne Adioinina Cars

40 INJURED IN EARLY MORNING 3-TRAIN WRECK   Some In Serious Condition: Accident Involves Two Freights  And Crack Flyer In  Pennsylvania.

Freak Railroad Accident Kills Four Persons   Shifting Steel Cuts Into Passenger and Freieht Trains

STEEL PLATES ON FREIGHT RIE INTO A COACH   ~ Second Freight Hits Plates, Too; Many Tasaved Are Mangled

SLICING STEEL PLATES KILL 4 IN TRAIN CARS   43 Others Injured Early Today Near Huntingdon, Pennsylvania

Steel Plates on Freight Slash  Passenger Cars   Another Freight Derailed by Obstruction on Track in Early Morning Wreck

Four Persons Die In Train Mishap   Steel Slips on Freight Car Ripping Open Side Of Passenger Coaches

Four Persons Die, 42 Hurtin Train Wreck   Freak Crash Occurs When Steel Plates on Freight Train Tear Hole in Side of Flyer

FOUR KILLED, 34 INJURED IN WRECK OF THREE TRAINS   Crack Pennsylvania Railroad  Flyer, Two Freights Invalved in Crash

Another P RR Train Wrecked Near Site  of 2 Other Mishaps   Four Killed; 42 Injured in Freak Accident Caused by Protruding Plates

40 Are Injured ‘Four Persons Die In Wreck Of Fast PRR ‘Trains Today   Steel Sheets Aboard Freight Rip Coaches - On Passenger Flyer

Steel Plates On Freight Rip Hole In Crack Flyer   3rd Fatal Crash For The Railread In Three Months.

Steel from Passing Freight Tears Side Of One Express Car  And Slashes Others Near Warrior Ridge

A2 Injured In Early Morning  Unusual Crash   Steel Rods Protruding From Freight Train Rip Hole in Side American Flyer   Second Freight Also Wrecked   Freak Crash Occurred Near Huntingdon; Railread Unable to Offer  Explanation

4 Persons Die In Freak Wreck  - Three Trains Involved In’ Crash At Huntinadan Pa- 19 Ano Intend

4 DIE, 40 HURT IN THREE-W AY TRAIN CRASH   Flyer, Freight Strike Steel _ Plates Protruding From Two Gondola Cars

Passing Train's Steel Load Rips Cars, Kills Four   Inch-Thick Plates Gouge Express of Pennsylvania Road

FOUR KILLED, 42 ‘HURT IN FREAK BAI ACCINENT   ‘Crosh of Freight. with Possenger, Second Train Oc. eure in Pennsvivania

Steel Plates Rip Train   Four Killed, 40 Injured Aboard Pennsylvania Flyer Near Huntington

Two Passenger Coaches are Sliced Open  Steel Slides from  — ¢ @£ ee, oe

4) Others Suffer Injuries In Freak Railroad Wreck  Second Freight Gets Into Moss Tangle On Pennevivania Line

Four Persons Die In Railway Wreck   Sliding Steel Plates Are Blamed for Accident

WRECK CAUSED BY PROTRUDING OF BIG PLATES   Hole Ripped In Side Of Flyer During Freak Accident In Altoona District

WEATHER FORECACT   TEMPERATURES   Triple Smash-Up  F our Dead In ‘Pennsy’ Train Wrecl

STEEL PLATES FROM FREIGHT CAUSE MISHAP   Cut Into Passing Flyer, Derail Another Freight At Huntingdon, Pa.

U.S. to Junk Controls On Credit Buying  Eccles Hints Early Removal; © 2 FIouse Bills Promote Action

STREAMS ARE IN BANKS      Further Abatement of Kansas Flood Tanger Likely

Four Accidental Deaths Over Stafe   Shotgun, : Freight Train. awd Fwe Cors invalved As Deoth Causes

Dewey Woos Western GOP   New York Governor   New York Governor Launches Tour With Eye on White House

Will Ask Delay   U.N. Commission to Seek Time Frou Slavs to Make Probe

VOTING LICHT IN BALTIMORE CITY PRIMARY   Rep. D’Alesandre Neminated By Democrats And  Nice By Republicans   DEMOCRATS CAPTURE CONTROL OF CHICACO

D'Alesandro Winner In Baltimore City   Deeley K. Nice Easy Vic. tor in GOP Mayoralty Primary

SaysHeatWave Will Be:Broken By. Thursday  Mass’ of Cool Air  ‘Maving In Eact

France Seeking To Put Economic  House In Order   Action Is Being Taken T« Pave Way For Marshall Plan Aid

B-29s Arrive in Washington After Fast Hop From Tokyo  7,000-Mile Flight in 31 Hours Features Observance of Air Force Anniversary

B-29's Arrive On Dot After 7000-Mile Hop   Lougest, Fastest Mass Flight Marks  ‘Ate Harrea Dav

Planes Complete Hop After Spending 31 Hours and-15 Minutes In Air, Reported

Seven Big Superforts Complete Flight From Tokyo to Washinaton in 31 Hours

Fastest Mass Flight Made      B-29’s Reach Capital From Tokyo Precisely On Scheduled Time

Fortress End 7000-Mi: Trip From Tokyo   Spend 3 Hours In Record Flight

¢ Superforts Arrive After Tokyo Trip  One-Stan Flicht   One-Stop Flight Made In 31 Hours; One Dropped Out

B-29’'S REACH CAPITOL IN FLIGHT FROM TOKYO  EE a EES VD SS Eteach CS

7 Superforts At Capital After Long Tokyo Hop   Complete 7,000-Mile One Stop Flight At Noon Today.

SUPER-FORTS FINISH TOKYO-T0-U, $, TRIP   Spend 31 Hours, 24 Minutes In Air On One-Stop Hop

End Flight  From Japan   Seven Superfortresses Arrive at Washington Exactly On Schedule

Seven B-29 Planes Are Back In U.S.   Little More Than 31 Hours Used In Fligh From Tokio.

Superforts Arrive in Washington   Complete Trip From Tokyo in 31 Hours, 24  Minutes in Air

7 B-29's End 7,000-Mile Jaunt As Army Marks Air Force Day   BOMBERS AND PIGHTERS DISPLAY AIK MIGHT

8, PLAN -FOR‘BOMB CONTROL i WINS SUPPORT   RUSSTA STILL WANTS ALL ATOMIC’ BOMBS. DE. “STROYED BEFORE CON.  4. TROL SYSTEM 18 to SSTABLIsHED ‘

U.N, PONDERS ~ ATOM CONTROL   Destruction of A-Bombs As First Step Asked By Russia

Russian Paper Denies Information Bureau Restoration of Comintern

Soviets Deny New Comintern Setup   ‘Pravda Calls Nine-Natior  Bureau Step Forward

Evacuating British Women, Children 'Presages Martial Law In Holy Land

BRITISH ORDERED OUT OF HOLY LAND   ‘Women, Children Told . T  Leave as Crisis Mounts

ASSEMBLY READY FOR FINAL WEEK   Ghio Lawmakers Take Reces: Until Monday Morning

Legislature to Start Final Week   New Resources Setup Approved by Senate

STATE SOLONS WILL RETURN MONDAY NIGHT   Face Heavy Schedule in Fina Work Week of Present Session

DESERT CLOUDBURST HALTS RAIL TRAFFIC   Downpour at Necdles, Calit,, Blocks Sania Fe Main Line— Washes Out Hichway.

U.S. Will Pursue Hands-off Policy In Indonesia Wan   Leaves Active Mediation te British; Dutch Criticized in Congress

Cold Air Moves From Canada to Northern Areas   WW Degrees High  In Philips, $..D.-

MERCURY DROPS IN NORTHERN MIDWEST AREAS   Cold Air Lowers Temperatures: in Dakotas; To Reach Minnesota Tonight

Canadian Air Wave Brings  Heat Reliet   Promise Held Of Breaking Three-Day Heat Wave; Rain Needed For  Crona

International Complications  Buchanan Union Protests Training Soviet Workmen

Workers Threaten Strike As Protest To Training Of Russians In Plant

Debt Payments, lax Cuts Uraed   Former Treasury Department Official Supports House Bill

U.S. Can Cut Debt, Taxes,  Says Hanes   Patterson Denies Unification Will Reduce Level Of Marines

SUN FAILS TO SHINE   Flora Predicts : Clear Skies fo Eastern Kansas Tomorrow

CHINESE RULING PORT OF DAIREN   Head U.S. Consul Bring Out First News From Russian Zone

DAIREN RULED BY RUSSIAN FORGES   Seviet-Chosen Chinese Gov ernment Under Stalin’s Army

SUPPORT WON BY LILIENTHAL IN KEY VOTE   Bricker Backs Taft In Opposition To Approval

Candidates for Governor And Lesser Offices Rest Cases with State Voters; Expect 350,000 Ballots

2,700 CINCINNATI TRUCKERS STRIKE   Other Union Workers To Join Wage Walkout

BRIDGES ADVOCATES CUT IN ARMY FUNDS   Senator’s Stand Counter Tt Truman Aid Appeal

Service Cost Cut Is Asked   Sen. Bridges Is Back Of Economy Set-Up

Service Funds Slash Is Urged In Aid Debate   Army-Navy Money   Army-Navy Money Can Be Trimmed  Bridges Believes

Big Slash In Army-Navy  Budget Askec   Senator States Estimate Could Be Cut 14 Billion

Would Cut Fund   For ‘my, Navy Billion And Hall   Bridges Sees No Need To Spend Sum Suggested By’ President Truman

BRIDGES ASKS SLASH IN ARMY-NAVY FUNDS   Thinks Cut Should Be Made Without Efficiency Loss

LARGE CUT IN ARMED FORCES CASHIS SOUGHT   Bridges Claims Economies Car Be Established Without Hurting Efficiency   HEARINGS ON SLICING TAXES START TUESDA’

Would Cut Army Navy Funds   Bridges Thinks Cut Could be Made in Administration   Vandenberg Opposes Shipments To Russia

Senator Bridges ‘To Ask Big Cut   Republican Terms Army-Navy Bill As Too High

Clergymen Say U.S. Must Build Military Forces   Group Back From Abroad Says Russia Could Ocenpy Europe In Week; People May Smash Communism

Clerics Report “Sex Morality” InReichEbbing   Russians Ace Accused Of Refusing Cooperation In Order to Spread “Red Ideology”

Clergymen Say German Morals Shot   Fear Third World War In Making, Af. ter European Tour.

With Europein Two Camps, Clergyman Fears ThirdWar   Dr. W. 0. H. Garman, One of 14 Back From Inspection Trip, Asserts Russia Could Occupy Europe in Week—Group Reports Germany Has Cast Aside All Sex Morality With Evil Effect on Young American Occupation Troops.

\Clergymen Hold Europe Is in Chaos   Group Returns to U.S. After Inspection of Enrepe; Men Deplore Moral Temptations

Clergy Reports Overseas Study  Chaos In Germany Ditches Sex Morality

Clergymen Think Third World War May Be Brewing   Group Back from Europe Fears Marshall Plan May Take Force

—PASTORS FIND SEEDS OF NEW WAR— _  Report ‘Moral Chaos’ in Reich

Ministers Claim War May Begin   Report Chaos In Germany Has Ditched All Sex Morality With Evi] Fffecte

Deplore Moral Situation In Europe Today   Charge Russia Refuses To Cooperate In Aid To Europe’s Destitute

Clergymen Fearful of Situction in Europe— Third War May Be in Making; Deplores Morals Loss. Effect on Young Américans

CLERGYMEN SEE WAR IN MAKING   Soviet Stand May Lead to Conflict, Clerics Say on Return from Europe.

Milk Shortage Problem Has Top Priority At Meeting Of State Governors In New York

‘Teachers 'Make Plea 'To Duff   1,000 Teachers Wili March on Capital to Meet Governor Duff On Salary Increases

STATE REVENUE INCREASES First Month Of Fiscal Y ear V:olds Eight Million Dollars

Nullification Of Portal-To-Portal Pay Being Askec   Senator Says Present Inter. pretation Farthest From Idea Of Framers Of Bill   HEARINGS BEING  HELD BY SENATE

Truman Happy Over Result In Kentucky   President Says He Ils Happier Over Large Turnout of Voters in Off-Year Elections

WASHINGTON MERRY -GO- ROUND              GARET TRUMAN ASKED TO SING STAR-SPANGLED BANNER AT 1948) DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION; DEMOCRATS BEGIN “DRAFT TRUMAN” MEETINGS; TRUMAN RADIATES POLITICAL CONFIDENCE,

LORAIN PROBES BENZOL BLAST   17 Workers Injured by Tube Firm Explosion

17 INJURED IN LORAIN BLAST   Officials Probing Explosion at National Tube Plant

 U. S. Automobile Industry Has Tried  To Catch Up With Demand for ‘New Cars for Two Years, But Fails

Vandenberg “Cautiously Hopeful” For Improved Relations With Moscoy

Alas, Poor  Portaslain!   Hansom Driver Loved His Horse, But Thought  Furane Needed Fand.

LEGISLATURE BEGINS 3-DAY WORK WEEK   State Aid to Schools One of Chief Problems on Schedule

LATURE BEGINS 5-DAY WORK WEEK.   State: Aid to Schools One of.Chief Prob-. lems on Schedule

Enlarging Sunray Absorbs Skelly Oit   Dest Consummeted for Pacific Western Parent Company af Skelty Concerr

Light Persons From North Carolina Die Violent Deaths Over Weekend

THREE HOOSIERS DIE OF HEAT IN. - CURRENT WAVE   Weathermart Calls For More “Very Warm and . Humid? Days.

Humidity To Stay For At Least 2 Days   Temperatures Expected To Remain in 90s, Weather Bureau Says—28 Midwest Deaths.

Hint Probe Of Crowley SEC Claim   Madison Man's Charge: Of ‘Wire Tapping’ Ir Standard Gas Go Te Justice Department

House Jammed With Big Bills  3 Major Measures Face It On Last Day

Esicimos in St. Louis, Sleeping in Trailer, Get Chilly Reception

House Group Probing Canned Food Surplus   Congressmen Alarmed Ai Danger Of Additional Waste

UN Heading for Sharpest Debate Over Palestine   U. S. Prepared to Wage Fight Against Demand for Independence

U.S. Seeking Solution for Dane Peace   Government Olficrals Hold . Conferences With Head of Telephone Union

POLICE HUNT ELUSIVE NEWPORT SUSPECT   Officers Seek Robert Trautt On Charges

Senate Moves For Showdown On Nominations   Tax-Levying Measures Stalled Pending Probe Of Amount Needed

Civilian Travel on Navy Ships to Dairen Banned  Clearance Must Be Made by Responsible Agency

Navy Bans Travel To Dairen Port   Passengers Must Be Cleared by Governmen

NAVY CURBS TRAVEL ~ JO PORT OF DAIREN   Ships to Take No Businessmen ot Newspapermen to City Unless U. S. Gives Approval.

No Thrill In Slaying, Youth Says   Terpening Now Sorry He Killed Four Children

FARM BOY SORRY HE KILLED FOUR YOUNG NEIGHBORS   i Oliver Terpenina Tells Police He Didn't Get Expected Theill

Viver Aerpening Jr, Ex. presses Disappointment At  His Quadruple Thrill Crime.

WAR VET JITTERBUGS ON ARTIFICIAL LEGS   Robert Sorice, Wounded in Luxem bourg, Dances at His Wedding Recentian.

New Forest Fires May Force Closing Of All Preserves   Duryea, State Conservation Head, Warns of Possible  Temporary Ban   CREWS MAKE LITTLE HEADWAY IN BATTLE   Lack of Accessible Roads or Trails Hamper Effec tiveness, Report

CLEVELAND BAN ON WINE VOTED   Cleveland County Commis  Sold Outside Of Incor porated Towns.

CLEVELAND BAN ON WINE VOTED   Cleveland County Commis. sioners Outlaw All Wine Sold Outside Of Incor. porated Towns.

Death Duties TrimBritons’ Big Fortunes   Enable Country to Redistribute Ins Wealth By Eliminating Centuries-Old “Landed”  Artiainaornoey

Resignation Predicted   Britain Is Leveling Off Private Wealth By Huge Estate Duties, Inheritance Taxes

GET TOUGH POLICY ON PRICE GOUGING ORDERED BY CLARK   Conspiracies to Maintain or Raise Costs Will Be Prosecuted, Attorney General States.  OFFICIAL ORBERS LEGAL METHODS

Clark Launches Get-Tough Plan To Curb Inflation   Attorney General to Gc After Conspirators And Ask Jail Terms

Clark Orders Inquiry Into Conspiracies   Anti-Trust Division Of Justice Department Pledges New Policy

Conspirators Facing Prison Under New Plan   Anti-Trust Division To Launch Campaign

Page, Foundry, : Pittsburgh Steel Recall Workers    Plants Receive 75 Pet. Normal Supply; DPoecumntinn Sehadales Ave Annaunrad   Better Supply of Gas Seen Unlikely-in'*47       Sales Manager of Peoples Gas Explains Difficulties to Group at Meeting Here

Farmers Asked To Battle Tax   Opposition Expressed Tc ~Le /OeSavings: Made

Action Weuld Be Definite Inequality For Farmer, Wise Says   CONVENTION WILL END SESSIONS TODAY

Acquittals Granted All Defendants   Prosecution Case Rejected By Jury In Carolina Trial

Group Is Acquitted On All Charges  Twenty-Eight Freed In Lynching Trial.

28 DEFENDANTS IN LYNCH TRIAL ARE ACQUITTED   South Carolina Panel Grants Freedom to Group in 98 Verdicts

NEGRO LYNCHING GANG ACQUITTED   Jury In Greenville, N. C. Frees 28 White Men In Murder Case

Jury Frees All 28 In Lynching Trial   Rejects Statements  From Carolina Mob

28 White Men Freed by Jury In 98 Verdicts   Historic Case of Negro’s Alleged Mob Murder Is Closed

CHIEF ENGINEER OF COMMISSION RESIGNS   Wilsten T. Ballard To Go Into Private Business; Childs Acting . Temporary

France Renews Demands   Besides Separation of Ruhr, Saar, and Rhineland Bidault Urges Speedier Reparations

France Want: Germany Under Control   Long Domination Ere Sought; Bidault Meets With Stalin

Bidault Would  Retain Controls  Over Germany Big Four Moves To Draft Treaty

France Demands Ruhr To Become Leader In Steel  Bidault Sees Controls Maintained In Reich For Years Ahead

FRENCH PRESS DEMANDS FOR REICH SPLIT- UP  OAR AllMnAA Mawtunla   See Allied Controls Necessary For Long Time   OUTLINE POLICY   Bidault Wants France To Be Great Steel Producer

French Renew Bid To Separate Three Areas From Reich   Bidault Confers With Prime Minister Stalin in Surprise Meeting Last  Night In Moscow

France Wants to Replace Germany As Great Steel-Producing Nation; Acks Riejid Limitation on Industry

French Delegate Says Allied Controls Over Reich Must Be Kept After Peace Treaty Is Signed.   ASKS LIMITATION OF GERMAN COAL, STEEL

County. Wide  F.-B, Victory Party, Feb, 1¢   THE. CENTRAL AT ARNOLDS  PARK TO ROUSE"

DISK CUTS BOY'S LEG >   Seven-year-old Boy's Leg Is Almost Severed by Machine

Wallace Edwin James ,7, Falk In Front of Horse-Drawna Implement.

CT. OF HONOR LAST NIGHT      Number of Awards Given’  To Local Lads:

Turner With Visit Truman af Capital  Wilt Discuss Meotters -Bertuining to Oklahome

French Assembly Elects Herriot  Ramadier Receives Confidence Vote

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Reds Unmistakably Branded As Enemies Of United States

Swiss Village Explosion Kills. At Least Eigh   Munitions Dump Blast De: stroys Many Buildings In ) Swiss Mountain  Tt ancora

EIGHT ARE KILLED IN DEPOT BLAST   Underground Swiss Ammunt. tion Dump Explodes

Ammunition Dump Explodes In Switzerland  At Least Eight Killed in Blast; Station Wrecked

ae ‘Regardless of Quality’ Trend Today is Toward ‘Getting Man” by 22

GET YOUR MAN, IS GALS’ MOTTO   ‘Pastor Says They're Too Anxious in Pursuit

Says Trend Now For Girls to Get Their Man ‘Regardless of Quality’

“Get a Man’ Is Warery Pastor Says Girls Fret  About ‘Getting Left’:  Forvet Oualitv Anole.

Fee een ee Ge a age Girls Roping Men Of Any Brand, Is  Claim of Cleric

2 Schools Near Borger Plant Ready To Evacuate If Blast, Fire Result In ‘Serious Break Of Refinery Acid Line

WEST-PONT NOW      58 Steeds Remaining, Seg Under The Hammer To. War Veterane

No Immediate Relief in Sight From Missouri Flood Waters   Predict Serious Flooding. From Lexington to Mouth of ‘Big Muddy’ With Crest Expected Next Tuesday: Boonville Area Hard. Hit

STILL FLOOD DANGER   Missouri Overflows Will Continue Into Next Week

STILL FLOOD DANGER         Missouri Overflawa Wil Continue Inte Next Week

ICC Rules Against Rate Raises   However. Shippers Will Be Heard Before Final Decision Given

ICC Rules Against Emergency Rail Freight Increase   Will Hear Shipper’s Side Before Any Action Is Taken  On 10 Per Cant Hibs

ICC Denies Immediate Rate Boost   Sessions in South, West Urged; Commissions From 20 States Support Protest ta Increase

RailHike Reject«: J   ICC Turns Down Request For 10% Boost In Rates

REJECT FREIGHT RATE HIKE NOW   ICC Rules Shippers Must Be Heard First

Chinese Students See Ambassador   Professors Charge U. Endangers Peace

MIDDLETOWN MAN KILLS “WIFE, SON AND NEIGHBOR AND THEN TAKES OWN LIFE

Kills Three And Ends Own Lite   ‘Middletown, O., Man Goes _ Berserk And Shoots Wife,  Son, And Neighbor

4 DEFENDANTS ASK ACQUITTAL   Case Believed Shown Against 3 Facing Charges

U.S. Rests Case on May, Others   Four Defendants File Motion for Acquittal

Freeman Is.  Acquitted in  Fraud Trial Judge Rejects Pleas By. May   Secret Trio Studies What War Will Be Like 25 Years Hence

ULIO GIVES TESTIMONY AT MAY TRIAL   Says Congressman Sought Favors From War Dept.

One of May Defendants Is Set Free   — Clears Freemar But Vetoes Acquittal Of May, Garssons.

 Judge Frees Freeman, But Feels—    War Fraud Case Is Strong Against May and Garssons

May - Garsson Bribery Trial Rested By U.S.   One Defendant Acquitted: Motions For Others Denied By Judge

Tells Details of Plan In Speech At Jefferson   Urges U. S. Devote 10% Goods, Food for ‘Peace, Plenty, Freedom’

Wallace Target of Hot Queries   Socialist Leader in Open Letter; Henry's Program Rapped

Socialist Chie Puts Wallace On Carpet   Russ Methods Same As Hitler's in Red Drive, Says Thomas

Open Season on NBC Ended Last Night With Company Turning tts Other Cheek

Comedians Gain Victory In Battle with Network   [NBC Says. Gut-Ofts Because of Jokes Are Ended _ + Offenders Ovvered Vice President Posts

NBC Turns Other Cheek In “Cut” Controversy; Fred Allen \Turns Down Vice-Presidency

Iowans Find Starvation And Fear Of   e Communism   Farmers Tour Europe and Determine Plight of People First Hand  at Personal Expense

Anfiintation Bill Pushed in Senate At Taft's Request   But Final Action Is Uncertain With End Of Session Near

OKLAHOMA DRYS SCORE VICTORY   HOUSE KILLS RESOLUTION  CALLING FOR VOTE ON RE PEAL OF PROHIBITION.

Broken Tanker Heads For Hawaii   Push Search For 12 Still Lost In Lifeboat

Half of Ship Heads For Honolulu Today   Navy To Sink Bow Of Crippled Vessel

‘NDUSTRIAL CONSULTANTS 30ARD SET UP TO HELP Tee ATARIe IM BEAPETIBNE

Plan to Admit Jewish Refugee Info Holy Land   Jews, Arabs  Will Consider

Seek Plan To Avoid Holy War   Consider Allowing  - Europe’s Jews Into Separate Province  — —JIn Palestine

British Ready To Open Gates To Palestine   ‘Cabinet: Would Allow 100,000 Jews To Enter At Once. .

British Cabinet Is Considering A Compromise   Plan Allows 100,000 to Enter Jewish Province

British Propose New Plan To Allow Jews To Migrate Into Partitioned Sectior

British Cabinet Weighs  Jewish Immigration Rise   Compromise Proposal fer Holy Land Reportedly Has Important Possibilities— Weekend Announcement Expected

Compromise Scheme For Palestine Gets Scrutiny of British   Would Allow 100,000 to Enter Holy Land; No Word on Acceptance

Cabinet Said to Be Considering Proposal to Allow 100,000 From Europe to Enter a Semi-Autonomous Province

100,000 Jews To Palestine: Plan   British May Set Up Jewish Province

Rumor British To Admit Jews   May Allow 100,000 To Enter Holy Land

BRITISH STUDY COMPROMISE IN PALESTINE RIFT   Plan Would Allow 100,000 To Be Moved Into Jewish Jone In Holv Land

Compromise Plan Would Allow 100,000 Jews to Enter Special Province

‘Rumor Projected Move of European Jews to Holy Land   British Cabinet Is Reported Considering Compromise Formula

British Cabinet ls Considering  Compromise Plan  100,000 Jews Would Be Placed in Holy Land Province

BRITISH MAY BAGK » NEW JEWISH PLAN   Compromise Formula Would Admit 100,000 Refugees

CONSIDER A PLAN   British Might Let 100,00(  Displaced Jews Enter The Holy Land

Compromise May Open Holy Land To 100,000 Jews  Bevin-Backed Plan Said Sure to Stir Arabs’ Opposition

British Study New Formula For Palestine   Compromise Would Provide Entrance Of 100.000 Jews

BRITISH ARM FOR SHOWDOWN IN PALESTINE   Troop Reinforcements Arrive After Women, Children Are Cleared Out.

British Cabinet ls Now Working On Compromise   Evacuation of Women Children Completed As Showdown Nears

British Cabinet Called To Meet To Shape Plan   Bevin and Jones Meet With Jewish Agency Leaders Last Night

Britain May Have New Plan For Palestine   COMPROMISE OFFER IS STUDIED BY ATTLEE CABINET

Holy Land Compromise Considered   British May Allow. 100;000° Displaced - Jews. to Immiaqrate’

Report British Cabinet Considering Compromise Formula For Palestine

JEWS IS REPORTED   ge 4 British May Permit Displaced ' Persons to Enter Palestine .”  Immediately

PALESTINE COMPROMISE CONSIDERED   Arab Outbreak Is Feared as Crisis Nears

B ritish Plan  To Admit Jews To Holy Land   Compromise Formula  Would Allow 100,000   Displaced Persons to  : Enter Immediately

British Cabinet Is Considering Compromise  U. S. Willing To PF iii, Te ia eee   U. S. Willing To Transport Refugees Jewish Leaders Told By Truman

100,000 Jews Would Return To Holy Land   Fear Outbreak Between Arabs And Rivals

Fnformed Sources Said It.Was on the Palestine Question.   AWAIT ACCEPTANCE   There Was No _ Indication From Downing Street As to Outcome,

Washington Speculates on Whether U.S. Will Further Revise British Loan   Financial Discussions Wind Up on Note CO Uncertainty on Severs) Issues

Leftists Score Gasperi s Move   New ltalian Cabinet Violently Opposed

Italy's Reds Attack New Gov't Group   Charge Vatican Had Hand in Choosing New Roman Cabinet

NEWS GETS AROUND   Other Nations Hear Tru. mans Promise to the  World

MAYORS ASKE 10 LEND HELP N FOOD DRIVE   .ocal Committees tc Stir Support Are Urged by U. §

liquor Measure (pponents Heare   Morrison Speaks Yesterday Favoring State Referendum

SWARM RALEIGH TO ARGUE VOTE   aastonia Ministers Among Army Of Referendum Advocates Converging On State Capital; Opponents Heard Today.

90,000 FAIL ~~ INBONUS RIO]   55 Injured in Brussels Outbreak; Parliament Move Unlikely

Vote Canvass in Georgia Today   Legislature Argues Over Governor Rivals

OPPOSE LONG SKIRTS   Oread Hall Students To Grow Beards and Sideburns

200,000 Chinese Reds Trapped   Communists Suffer 20,000 Casualties

RedsEnveloped In China Trap?   200,000 Men Said Isolated In Government Pincers

3 Escape Fort Knox Stockade   Club Guard And Another Prisoner Who Went To Hix Assistance

Gas Tax Is Hleval State Court Rules  — Decision Questions All fndiana Laws

Court Action On Collection Shows Inaction Error  By Legislature .

Make Liquor In Europe   Beer Business Also As Usual  ws. Fs APIO Het.

Food May Be Short in Western Europe But Liquor and Beer Flow as Usual

VETS ASSURED OF PRIORITIES   OTC Says Ex-Servicemen Get First Rent, Buy Bid

VETS GET PRIORITY IN HOUSING PROGRAM   Revised Plan Stilt Gives Vets First Choice

Aleman Pleads United Front For Democracy   ‘Mexican President Says U.S. And His Country Must Stand Together

Conferees Seek End to Service Merger Deadlock   Hope Congress Will Be Able to Act on Plan Befor Adjournment

Kansas City Vote Fraud Evidence Is Stolen From Vault   Disclosure Comes Twelve Hours After Jury Had Reeommended All Ballots Cast in Hotly Contested Democratic Primary Should Be Recounted.   FBI Is Directed by Tom C. Clark To Make a Check Into the Thefts

Election Board Building Raided Ballots Missing   Theft Revealed After Grand Jury Advises Recount of Votes

Had Beer Its Indictment of Ti Persons on Charges of Vote Fraud.   STOLEN FROM: OFFICE OF THE ELECTION BOARD   ‘The Disclosure Came Twelve  Hours After -the Jury  Made Its Final  Report.

DEWEY GIVEN VOTE PLEDGE   NEW YORK GOVERNOR'TOLD  HE 18 STRONG IN. ORLA:  HOMA—MISSOURS:” ., OUTLOOK Is ” BRIGHT

NEW AID RUSHED TO POST OFFICES   70 Million In Deficiency Bil Approved By Senate

Money Is Assured For Postal Service   Appropriation Bill Put Through Expected To Restore Operations

Senate   135 Million Authorized  For Agencies  Great Increase In Postal Business

FRESH MONEY TO FLOW FOR POSTAL SETUP   Deficiency Bill By Senate includes Funds For ll. S. Service ®

Ai Least One of Trapped Men Is Alive   Firemen Working Feverishly to Reach Victims

Falling Building  Buries Four Men   Three Still Alive Early Wednesday

Three Of Trapped Men Believed Alive Two Known Dead In Building Collapse

BUILDING FALLS, AMEN TRAPPED   Five - Story  Cincinnat Structure Crumples; Owner Rescued

HOPE 1S BRIGHTER FOR 4 BURIED MEN   FIREMAN TALKS TO ONE TRAPPED IN WRECKAGE — THREE KNOWN ALIVE.

1 Man Alive Under Ruins of Building   Talks To One Trapped Person, Three Others Likely Are Dead

One Man Known Yet Alive Amid Rubble At Cincinnati  Firemen Push Effort To Free 4 Tranped In Collapsed Building

FOR 3 r 4 TRAPPED MER   Building Collapse Ir Cincinnati Buries  Them In Rubble

FAVOR HALF CENT LOCAL LEVY IF VOTERS APPROVE   HOUSE RECONSIDERS ACTION TO DIVERT PART UTILITY TAX

GOP Sets Another Trial in Front of Utilities Tax Bil    Measure Approved But is _ Recalled in House for Action Today -

RAIL STRIKE CUTS STEEL PRODUCTION   15,00 Steel Workers Idled By Rail Walkout

Liked Ickes Better, Says Ex-Chairman   “Purge” Blew Up, He Asserts In Magazine Story

2 Die In Car, Truck Crash At Dow City   Frank Riley, 44; Daughter, 19; Killed; Two Others in Family Hurt

INQUIRY TO BE MADE INTO CLAIM THAT ENLISTED MEN NOT GETTING  FAIR DEAL

Leaves For Italy To Start Probe   Charges Against Mediterranean Theatre Commander To Be Investigated

British Servicemen Assigned To Move Strike-Bound Food To Hungry Londoners

BRITAIN CALLS ON TROOPS 10 BREAK STRIKE   S,mpathy Walkouts Spread in Protest Over Action

Labor Gov't Uses Troops To Move Food To London  Striking Truckers Of Bevin’s Union Protest Use Of Armed Forces

London Tense As Army Starts Moving Food   General Strike Near As More Workers Quit Jobs in Protest

PROTEST USE UF TROOPS TD FEED LONDON   Sympathy Walkouts Spread and All Police Leaves Are Cancelled.

British Troops Move Food Bui Strikes Spread   Market Workers Walk off Job As Soldiers Appear

British Troops Move Food Into Hungry London   Strike Of 15,000 Truck Drivers Starts Sympathy Walkouts Of At Least 7.000

Troop Use in Britain Fans Strike Wave   Laborite Resort to Army To Move Food Stirs  Sympathy Tieups.

New Wave of Strikes  in London   Sympathy Walkouts Begin, Threaten to Involve Many

British Troops  Move Food Held  Up By Strikers Government Acts  wewe oe WU

_STRIKES PLAGUE GREAT BRITAIN— 8,000 Troops, Sailors Move Strike-Bound Food

Sympathy Action Occurs in Support Of 15,000 Striking Truck Drivers

ARMY CALLED IN LONDON LABOR STRIKE   Troops Are Moving In to Take Charge Of Food Distribution

Britain Calls 8,000 Troops to Move Food   Action Brings Wave of Sympathy Strikes Involving Thousands

British Use Troops to Move Food in Strike   labor Government's Action Sets Off Wave Of Sympathy Walkante

Food Strike Perils England; London is Reported as “Tense’   Supplies Moved to Hungry by Troops and Sailors; 7,000 Workers Idle

Troop Use Touches Off More Strikes   Sympathy Move May Mushroom To Gigantic Proportions

Distribution — Of Food Taken Over By Troops   All Police Leaves Cancelled; Labor Government Shaky

Military Move: The StrikeBound Food   Truck Drivers Started Unofficial Strike in London

British Troops Called In Wake Of Strike Wave   Army and Navy Men Move Food To Londoner. As Workers Walk Out

Strikes Spread As Attlee Calls Cabinet Parley   Wave of Sympathy Walkouts For Transport Workers Growing

Strikes Tie Up London   Government Calls On Troops to Move Food  To Hungry Londoners. Walkouts Still Spread

Troops Take Over Moving  British Food   London Workers Join Strikes Set Off By Truck Drivers’ Walkout,

BRITISH VETS MOVING FOOD   Wave of Sympathy Strikes Begin in London

Use of Army Starts Wave Of Walkouts   Police Leaves Canceled; All of City Is Tense

Workers Quit As Protest To Use Of Troops   Labor Regime Sends 8.000 Soldiers and Sailors to Move StrikeBound Food   City Of London  In Tense State   Prime Minister Attlee Or ders Special Cabinet Meelings Teday and  Th Pri

USE TROOPS 10 MOVE FOOD IN LONDON STRIKE   Government Action Is Followed by Big Wave of Sympathy Walkouts

British Troops Take Over In Trucking Tieug   Labor Cabinet Puts Army to Work as Truck Drivers Walk off Jobs

Gigantic Wave Of Strikes May Tie Up London   Govt. Use Of Troops Tc Move Food Brings Sym. mathe VWlalirnsete

LONDON'S TRUCK STRIKERS TENSE AS TROOPS ACT   More Workers keave Jobs When Soldiers Haul Food To Hungry People

Troops Transport British Food and More Go on Strike  Labor Government Hard Put to Find Answer to Problem

Workers Quit — As Army Aids In Food Tieup   London Tense As Sympathy Walkouts  Spread Among Thousands After  Government Calle Tragnc

TROOPS, SAILORS E USED TO MAN NDON’S TRUCKS         Transportation Tieup Relieved - Somewhat As Government Takes Action

Tribune Reveals Drug Discovery   Powerful New Drug Discovered At Columbia University School

PREACHER OF “FREE CHURCH OF GOD” HELD AFTER MAN DIES FROM  ‘, ROISON

Truman Raps Mistrust in Holiday Talk   President Gives Address As Nation Celebrates Independence Day With Ontings and Programs

Speech On World Situation   Independence Day Address Delivered At Monticello

FIRE FIGHTERS FALL IN EARLY MORNING FLAME   Knights Of Pythias Building Destroyed With Loss Set At $150,000

Fire Weakened Building Falls Injuring Seven   Lancaster Firemen Hurt ‘Mopping Up’ After $200,000 Blaze

v. S., Mexican Commissions Meet to Discuss Ways to Halt Spread of Foot, Mouth Disease

NEWYORK COTTON   Jester Again Pleads for — Middle-of-Road Labor Law

Full Week Facing 50th  Legislature Big Moncey Bills Due for Action By Legislators

JESTER RENEWS PLEA FOR MIDDLE OF ROAD BILL OF NOKES TYPE  LOCAL LEGISLATOR’S MEASURE PRESENTED IN EMERGENCY MOVE

Palestine Jews Implored to End Violence  Fervent Pleas Met With New Blows From Undercround

ARMED TROOPS ARE ant 10 OUTBREAK      British: in Jerusalem Must Carry Arma, Go in Pairs

Jewish Underground Inflicts New Blows   Fervent Pleas Heard for Jews to Help Quell Violence

New Outbreak ih Holy Land   Underground Leaflets Sa: More Blows Comine

British Ready To Surrender  Palestine Rule   Forces Will Be Withdrawn Hf United Nations Fails T.. Sle. Pen hin.

Capper Doubts ‘Ike’ Told Friends Of Presidency Plan, Pledges Aid

TRUMAN MAY END STAY IN MISSOURI   Aged Mother Improves and Preesident Plans Return.

Mother Truman Improving Fine   President, Reporiing Progreas, Says He May Return To Washington.

Truman May Return to White House   Mother Shows Marked Gain, Says President

PRESIDENT'S MOTHER MUCK IMPROVED   Chief Executive May Return Soon To White House

PRES!DENTIAL CONFERENCE ON FOOD TODAY   To Plan Way to Force Prices Down, Help Eu: rope.

Luckman And Cabinet Members Hope ToReduce Prices And Feed Hungry   First Conference Since Citizens Group Started To Spearhead Program Believes That Hunery Nations Can Be Helped.

Food Advisers Chamber for Meet: Wheat Building Code Hits $2.91 Top Amendments

Vandenberg’s Committee to Hold Meeting   Chairman Calls Session t Consider Emergency Aid  for Europe

Food, Foreign Aid Advisers Discuss Waste-Less Campaign With Trumar

Scotland Yard Guarding Bevin After Terrorists Threaten Assassination

THe WEATHER   Suagests Change Become Effective On Next July 1  UN Commission of Three Would Have Supervisory Role

PLAN LEAVES DEFENSE UP TO NEW STATES   U.S. Proposal Is Unveiled

3 PURCHASE IDLE ML&A, FOR SALVAGE   Lc. Cc, TOLD BUYERS ARE “NOT INTERESTED IN OPERATING LINE.”

Red Chieftains  Of Nine Countries Form Organization Aimed at Uniting Strength in Europe

Communists In Fight On “Imperialism”   New International Organization Is Formed

Communists Of Nine European Nations Unite   New “Internationale” Aims To Battle U.S.  Imperialism.

Reds Band In. Nine Countries To Battle U. S.  New International Organization Fights Our ‘Imperialism’

New Communist Union Formed      Designed to Fight US ‘Imperialism’ and Marshall Plan

Communists Of 9 Nations Unite Against America   New Comintern Out Te Wreck Marshall Plan,  yy OE ye oe MeN

Revived Comintern Directed at U.S.  Marshall Aid Plan And Truman Doctrine  Are Bluntly Attacked

Form Communist International   Declare No Compromise Fight Against U. S. Imperialism

REDS 10 FIGHT MARSHALL PLAN   U. S. Imperialism Target For Communists Of 9 European Nations

Reds in 9 European Countries Unite To  Battle U.S. Program   Leaders Set Up Bureau in Tito’s Capital To  Coordinate Activities Against Marshall Aid Plan and “‘U. S. Imperialism”

Would Unite Strength In Russ Sphere   Nine Nations Form Setup; Seek Defeat For Marshall Plan

Red Leaders  From Various Nations Meet   Aamnaleaan Dalinw ame   American Policy and ‘Imperialist Lackeys’ Heavily Attacked

Communists Ir Kurope Join  To Fight U. S.   Reds in Nine European Countries Form Organization To Battle Marshall Plan and Truman Doctrine.

Communist Leaders Of Nine Nations Map Anti-Marshall Drive      Organization Sets Up Bureau in Belgrade To Coordinate Red Activities in Action Recalling Comintern: U. S. Is Assailed

EUROPEAN RE BLOC 10 BUCK UNITED STATES   Serve Notice of Aim To Beat Marshall Plan for Aid

Expect World Wide Effect Of Latest Action   International Organization Had Dissolved In May. 1943

League Of Communism  Will  Fight  Marshall Plan NO COMPROMISE Reveal Formation Of International Organization.

REDS ORGA NIZE FORCES TO BEAT MARSHALL PLAN   Organization Was Effected Last Month In Poland By Leaders   NINE COUNTRIES WERE REPRESENTED, REPORT

Russia Announces Fight Against U.S. “Imperialism”   Comintern Renewal Proclaims Division  Into Red-U. S. World

REDS GIRD FOR ALL-OUT FIGHT TO CHECK U, S,   Communists In Nine Nations Form New Internationale To Oppose American “Imperialism And  Wreck Marshall Plan.

Reds’ Organize New Comintern  Charge United States With "Imperialism"

New Red Group To Fight U. $. ‘Imperialism’  Plan No Compromise Battle Aaqninct lt

New Commie Group of Nine Furenean Nations Organizes   Bloc Pledged to Battle Marshall Aid Plan and  the Truman Doctrine

Red Leaders in Nine Countries Form Organ ation at Meeting in Poland Tussians Lead.

BLOG SEEKS 10 DESTROY AID. PROGRAN   Red Leaders in Nine Nations Have Organized New “Internationale”.

Europe Reds Will Battle US Aid Plan   Latest International Move Made To Mobilize All Communist Forces In Europe ~ Against Marshall Plan

For Wrecking Marshall And  Truman Plans   Soviet - Led Commies Say World Split In Two Camps

AUGOIA LEADS REDS IN OPEN FIGHT ON. 5.   New Organization to Combat Truman Doctrine and Eurepean Relief.

Reveal Openly The New Organization Will Fig Against Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan; Fetablish Bureau At Relerade

REDS OF 9 NATIONS UNITE 10 BATTLE MARSHALL PLAN   Set Up Bureau in. Belgrade to Coordinate AntiU. S. Activities,   COMINTERN RECALLED   Picture World Split into Two Camps Led by Russia and America.

Communists Of Nine European Nations Join Forces To Oppose  Alleged Imperialism Of U. S,   Call Upon Europe For Defense Against — American Aggression

Leaders To Fight Policies  Of U.S.   Soviet-Led Group Denounces U. S. : ‘Imperialism’

Communists Join In Battle Against U. S. ‘Imperialism  Formation of Nine Nation Group Has Moscow Blessing

Allies Decree Formal End Of Prussia   Law Will Be Drafted Dissolving ‘Heart of German Militarism’

Prussia Will Be Dissolved   Allied Control Council In Agreement On Heart Of German Militarism.

LONG-OCCUPATION TO BE NECESSARY FOR GERMAN GOOD   McNarney Says’Council Agrees to Dissolve Prussia to % End Militarism

‘T Don’t Care’ Beauty Dies.  ns 1. rs   Eva Tanguay, 68, Was Ziegfeld Girl

Eva Tanguay, “ Dont Care” Girl, Dies in Humble Hollywood Cottage

Death Ends Secluded Life of Famous Ziegfeld Star, Eva Tanquay, Who Did Care

UNION BLAMED IN CURB DRIVE   Sen. Myers Holds Organized Labor Failed to Chase Crooks Frorn Ranks

ROBERT TAYLOR ASKED ‘TO. APPEAR BEFORE HOUSE UNAMERICAN: COMMITTEE

QUITS STATE POSITION   ae Member of Taxation : Commission Since 1939

Inside Your Congress  Fish Story  SAMUERL A. PETTENGILL “The Gentleman from  indiana

COOL AIR IS ON MOVE   Partly Cleedy Weather and Shew ers fer Nertheastera Kansas

Yough Man Sued In Damage Case   Legal Action Is Result O: Auto Mishap

SOUVENIR: PROBLEMS =.   Relic Fans Want Letters Carried on Truman Plane

UN Handling May Force Red Showdown   Sen. George Warns lt May Mean End of Leaque

SENATE SPLIT OVER ISSUE IN AID PLAN   Referring GrecoTurkish Crisis to UN May Cause Dangerous Showdown.

Byrd Would Ban Russia  As UN Power   Wants World Group To Settle Greek Relief Problem

Drops Bombshell   Greek-Turk Issue T ouchy   Senate Split Over Transfer to U. N.

Largest Plane Crash Lands Without Harm  ' Crewmen Bail Out, Six Are Injured  

J. V. DRISCOLL AND SON, KOENINGHAIN BID FOR PRIZES   National Livestock Show At lowa State Fair; Herds From 20 States Competing

Early Test On Immigration Issue Looms   UN Group Begins Palestine Talks

SEE TEST SOON OVER PALESTINE   Jewish Immigration Issue Looms As UN Commission Begins Sessions On Holy Land.

Arabs Oppose Entry Of Jews  Into Palestine   Hnmigration Issne Slated For Test At Session Of UN; Probers Will Report Today

Immigration Of Jews First Test   Palestine  Commission To Be Asked To See Europe’s DP Camps

UNITED NATIONS GROUP LAUNCHES PALESTINE PROBI   Commission Faces Early Tes! On Jewish Immigration  %& Peng ee

Palestine Probe Will Open Today   Special Committee To Face Test Over  Jewish Immigration

‘Outbreaks Reparted Spreading in Two Countries in Apparent Plot to Wreck Marshall Plan; Six Reported Slain and Scores Iniured in Fiahting.

RED OUTBREAK SPREADS OVER WEST NATIONS   Port of Marseilles Crippled; Milan In Terror

Capture Chicago Convicts After £100,000 Holdups  yy nes   "Tunneling Gang’ Broken Up After Bullets Fly ina Wild Chase

Solons  Offering Up Bills On Beer   Several Counties Want To Outlaw Beer And Wine

HOOVER BACKS      Joins Marshall in: Favoring St ‘Lawrence Project ©

HOOVER JOINS IN SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT   Congress Told Nation Needs Sub-Free Waterway

Seaway Project On St. Lawrence Advocated Anev  na MAarchall   Hoover and Marshall Urge Development as Aid to U. S. Defenses

Hoover, Marshall Ask Approval of  Goawav Proiert   Say St. Lawrence Development Would Strengthen U. S. Defense   CALL RAILROAD'S FEARS UNFOUNDED   Immediate Action Sought After Parley With Senate Sub-committee

Favor Plan F or Project On Seaway   Hoover and Marshall Urge Congress Action on St.  Lawrence Project

30 DIE AS PLANE STRIKES MOUNTAIN      ‘CRAFT CRASHES. DUEING EOG IN NORWAY—AMERICAN WOMAN AMONG DEAD.

Thirty-Five Persons, Including American, Killed In Norwegian Cras

Dewey Raps Russia ‘For ‘War’ . Of Lies   Communism: Assailed - ‘As Monster. Feeding: On Oppressed . ’

Dewey Denounces Russia For Waging ‘War Of Lies’  Tells Manchester Group Soviets Would Block U. S. Aid Té Nations

GOVERNOR DEWEY ASSAILS MOSCOW   a DECLARES KREMLIN FALSEHOODS ARE DESIGNED TO BLOCK AID TO EUROPE.

Dewey Blasts Moscow For ‘Word War’  q says Lies Designed   Says Lies Designed > To Block U. S. Aid To Free Nations

Soviet Efforts To Block. Aid Denounced  By Dewey   Says Communism ‘Monster Feeding On Plight of Hungry Peoples

RUSSIA BLASTED FOR “WORD WAR   Dewey Accuses Communists Of Blocking American Aid to Europe

Moscow Blamed For ‘Word War’ of Lies, Aggression  Dewey Says Communisn Is a Monster Feeding on Oppressed Peoples

*Dudapest Reds ~ Hint at Ouster Of President   Tildy Returns From Trip  To Austrian Border Theanitea ‘Mhwacnt

Communists Put Pressure On Hungarian President   May Force Him Out AsTheyDidPremier In Bloodless Coup: Pledse Is Broken

Communists Bid to Extend Coup   Report Says Hungarian Pre: For Ouster; Oltvanvi To Be  ident Stated New Premier

HUNGARIAN REDS THREATEN T0 OUST PRESIDENT TILDY   Extension of Bloodiess Coup Seen Unless Executive Falis Into Line With Communist Plans.   DEPOSED PREMIER TO REMAIN IN EXILE   Ax to Fall on Pro-American and Pro-British Officials Holding Government Posts.

President May Be Forced to Resign In Hungarian Coup   Premier Nagy Already Pushed Out in Coup Declared Beginning of a Full-Fledged  Communist Police State in Hungary

Midwest Flood Control In Six Years is Goal of Mississippi Valley Ass’n

Approve Power Line Extension  In Two Counties  / PSC Signals Go Ahent For Construction In Southern Parts ~

Carlson Will Speak  At Wichita Ceremony Bisews: Slated oh See Se ei

Recluse, /1, Shoots Nephew and Sets His Body on Fire   Battles Police for Ninety Minutes From Waterfront Houseboct

paratrooper and passibly we" tying in the snow about 1,50¢ feet from the. burned plane,   Merehall-Hamed. Man of Year

C.1.0. Delesates  At Convention   Seven Hundred Assemble Ir Boston For Annual C.I1.0. Convention

Another Cold Wave To Strike Tonight «   General Freeze Due for. Texas

TOWNS ‘DIGGING OUT AFTER FLASH FLOODS   Suburban Hamilton Count) Communities Hard Hit

Threats of More Teacher Strikes Subside Generally Across New York

THREAT WVCRTE   Changes in Pay Increase Bil  Expected to Satisfy   Eodurntare

BUS RAMS INTO REAR OF STALLED TRACTOR-TRAILER   SCORE OF PERSONS HURT IN INDIANA ON U. S. ROAD 20

COMMITTEE HITS JUDGE ‘DRAFTING’   Truman Cautioned Agains Call Of Federal Jurists

Weary, Dejected Milwaukee Pastor Waits 60-Mile Trip to State Prison

EMT FUND. - ROAL IS SE   PLAN DRIVE TO RAISE QUARTER BILLION DOLLARS— -. PALESTINE TO.  " ‘BENEFIT

If Today’s Couples Would Raise Kids They Wouldn’t Have Time for Divorce

Kuester Lists House Group: for Session   Weichman Selected for Appropriations Committee Head

Kuester Lists Committee Jobs In Iowa House  Ta Sao nt Sune anager)   Poston Only Democrat To Be Assigned To A Chairmanship.

KUESTER SETS UP 54 HOUSE COMMITTEES   Speaker Gives One Chairmanship Post Ty) Demo Legislator

Kuester Today Posts House Members In 1947 Committees   E.L. Edwards Heads Child Welfare Group Again This Year

Governors Accept Spans At Ceremony For lowa, Nebr.   Strew Bonds on River at Opening Of 2-Day Fete

Balkan Treaty Aimed at Greece   Bulgaria, Tito Sign Pact in Answer to Marshall’s Europe Aid Plan

Airport Development  CAA Asks For $65,000,000: Wisconsin's Share: $983,355

SEEK 65 MILLION   CALA. Wall Use Monev fo Airport Development in 19-48

CAA Requests $65,000,000 To Develop Airports  Maine’s Share T Dp. eo0nar7c

Condensed From Wire Reports    Their Little Troubles All Come at Once

LAUSCHE ENTERS CONTROVERSY - OVER OHIO LIQUOR INVENTORY   FORMER GOVERNOR CITES RUM AND BRANDY SUPPLY ON HAND WHEN HE TOOK OFFICE

Russia Accepts Plan To Discuss ltalian Colonies   Big Four Meeting Scheduled Friday

Discussion Opens Friday on Future Of Italian Colonies   Estimate Big Four Hearings Will Take Over Three Months

Soviet OK’s Big 4 Italian Coleny Talks   Discussions Begin Friday—U.S. Men Have Cooled Heels

WORLD RAGE ___BET_OFFERED   REYNOLDS’ READY TO BACK ODOM AGAINST ANYONE IN FLIGHT AROUND GLOBE

Say Wallace Speaks Only Asa Citizen   White House Breaks Silence in Heated Attacks Abrowd on U. &. Foreien Policy

Wallace Speaks Only As Citizen  White House Says This ‘Obvious Fact’

FIRST COMMENT pBY WHITE HOUSE RAZES WALLACE   Ross Declares He Spoke ‘As a Private Citizen’ In British Speeches

TERSE WHITE HOUSE REPLY ON WALLACE   Obviously Speaking as ¢ Privaie Citizen - - Ross

OOL BOARD CONFERS WITH UNION CHIEF   Stands Pat on Dealing With Janitors as Individual Men

CONFERS WITH UNION CHIEF   Stands Pat on Dealing With Janitors as Individual Men

Oppose Move To Extend U.S. Aid To  Soviet Countries   House Prepares To Vote On _ Proposal To Deny Aid To Soviet Dominated Onauntriag

Legion Day At Home Is Marred By Sudden Death   ‘Harry Cannon, of Monterey  S$tricken on Campus of ISSC  Home in Center Township.

SANTA FE-FIESTA ATTRACTING HUGE WEEK-END CROWDS   Annual Affair Expected to Ge Largest Attendance in Its Lone History

Senate 0. K. Of  Treaties Sure   Delaying Tacties Will Not Win Dozen Votes, Connally Holds

Protests Red  / ° /  Aggression Asks Decisive Stand Against Russia

Senator Attacks Soviet Aggression   Expulsion from United Nations Suqgested after Hunaary Move

Urges Decisive Anti-Red Stand   Must Fight Soviet Aggression, Demands Senator Eastland

ANTI-INFLATION PROGRAM OF VOLUNTARY REDUCTION OF LIVING COST MADE BY GOP

GOP Committee Rovegis Progra  Friis. 2. “7.4.   Details of Voluntary Plan To Cut Living Cost Are Withheld

GOP Senators Map Anti-Inflation Proaram As House Plan Draws Fire

House Banking Group OKs Part Of Truman-Plan   Republican Anti Inflation Measure Comes Up Manday

Taft’s Cost Statement Also Elastic  Republicans Cite President's Fears A Year Ago

Controls Plan Door Left Open   House Committee Report Criticizes Truman Program

GOP AGREES ON SYSTEM TO CUT COST OF LIVING   Taft Says Republicans Wil Announce Anti-Inflation Program Saturday

 INFLATION Cite ’46 Views of President   TAFT REPORT HAS LOOPHOLE

House Group Afraid of Truman Plan   Solons Say President's Proposals Might Lead to Distortions

Banking Group Files Approval Qf GOP Proposal   Pass Some Measures Of Truman’s Plan For Anti-Inflation

GOP CAUTIONS IN ATTACK ON RISING PRICES   LOOPHOLE LEFT FOR CONTROLS OVER LIVING COSTS

Senate Bloc Agrees ou Control Plan   Proposals for Ceilings on Prices and Roll Backs Submitted to Congrese By Schwellenbach

House Leaves Door Open ‘To Truman Anti-Inflation  Ideas: Taft Plan Studied

6.0,P. CONSIDERS OWN PRICE PLAN   Leaves Door Open To Back Some Truman Steps

Say “No” On Reins Not Final   But House Committee Declares Actions On Stand-By Controls Can “Clearly” Wait

TRUMAN PLAN NOT YET DEAD   House Banking Group Still Keeps Door Open on AntiInflation Proposal.

GOP Plan To Halt Inflation Wins Approval   Board To Receive Proposal Monday

House Unit Leaves Door Open For Truman’s Bill      But Contends Economic Proposals May Lead to ‘Distortion, Diversion’

GOP. Senators Draft Policy   House Members To Be Asked To Concur In Statement

Door Left Open To Price Controls By Republicans   Committee A p proves GOP Substitute for Truman’s Proposal

GOP Anti- Inflation Plan Pointed At Voluntary Action to Cut Prices

APH  OTRIKE CALLED OFF; LEWIS BOW:   Withdraws —_ Uncenditionally His Demand to Open Coal Contract.

Accedes To  Government. Rulings   SENDS TERSE 20-WORD NOTE TO SEC. KRUG; CONTINUED MINING. ‘OF COAL ASSURED UNTIL JUNE: 30:

UMW Chief Obeys High Court’s. Order In Contempt Action   Soft Coal Peace Believed Assured Until U. S. Yields Grip June 30; Union. Leader Must Pay $710,000

Temperatures   Miners’ Chief and Union Must Now Pay Fines Totaling $710,000; Surrender Clear Way For Operator-Miner Negotiations on Contract

MINE UNION CHIEF “SURRENDERS” TD US. GOVERNMENT   Withdraws Notice Sent to Krug Terminating Opera es ee

Gives Up to Demands of Government   Bows Unconditionally to Provisions of the Supreme  Court Decision

Lewis Calls off Nationwide Coal Miners’ Strike   UMW. Chief Bows To Mandate of Supreme Court -

LEWIS AGQUIESCES TO RULE OF COURT; CALLS GEE STRIKE   Intention for Walkout on April 1 Is Canceled by UMW Chieftain Today in Note to Krug.  LOCALS NOTIFIED  ABOUT DECISION

Lewis In Surrender To Court   Action Apparently Insures Soft Coal Peace Until June 30

UMW CHIEFTA BOWS 10 HIGH COURT ORDERS   Coal Boss Withdraws Notice to Terminate Krug-Lewis Agreement

Withdraws Notice Terminating UMW Contract With U.S.   Bows to Supreme Court Decision Without Using All Legal Steps Oper

HITCHHIKER GETS  DEATH TERM FOR CULVERT SLAYING   Receives Sent@nce to Cha'r in Calm Manner; Claims It Is  God's Will He Die

TREATY DELAY BLAMED ON REDS   UL 8. ACCUSES RUSSIA OF STALLING EN NEGOTIATIONS ON AUSTRIA PACT.

SAVIFTS ACCEPT ATOMIC DETAIL   Gromyko Agrees To Plan For Strict Inspection From Ore To Energy

RUSSIA YIELDS QN ATOM PLAN   Gromyko Tells U. N. Group Nation to Accept Plan For Inspections

Soviet Envoy Agrees to Important Atomic Control Plan   stomyko Says Russia Will Accept strict Inspection Feature sf U. N. Commission’s Proaqram

Reds Make Concession  On Atom    Gromyko. Agrees To Inspection Plan

SOVIETS MODIFY OBJECTIONS T0 ATOM CONTROL   Gromyke Favors Inspectien Frem Mine Ore Te Nuclear Fuel   RUSSIAN PLAN IS BEING CONSIDERED

See ‘No Chance’ For Reconciling Two Viewpoints   Bidault Pessimistic In Policy Speech, But Supports U. S. Stand

Bidault Says US-Soviet Breach Now so Wide that Settlement is Hopeless

Not Hopeful Of Reconciling Differences   Efforts To Get U.S. And Russia Together Termed “Futile”

Soviet Charges Against U.S. May Cause UN Split   Expect Russians To Continue Their “Warmongering” Attacks Today

U. §., Russian Conflict at a. Critical Stage   Says Reconciliation Seems Hopeless

Bidault Sees U.N. Split As ‘Hopeless   France Lines Behind U. S. on ‘Most Proposals

—UN ASSEMBLYFrance  Backs U.S. On Issues   CZECH BLASTS ‘WAR TALK’

France Quits Efforts for  A Compromise   Shifts to Immediate Stand on Issues From Now On

Russian © Stand May Split U.N.   Seviet Asks Assembly To Condemn U.S. For Warmongering; Insists Veto Be Maintained

U.S.-RussianRew In Critical Stage   Bideult Feels Efforts tc   Reconcile Two V: lews   IBLOCKED BY RED VETO   Action of Council ° Frozen”

U.N. Split Looms Over Red Charge      Gromyko Loses Fight to Block Assembly Discussion  on Proposed Amendment of Veto Section.

Meeting Ground for Main Statements of Two Powers Seems Meager, He Declares

FRENCH STRESS U, S.-RED SPLIT   Bidault Says Reconciliation Of Ideas Seems Hopeless

Situation Is _ Critical. Is. French View  Bidault Backs U.S. On Issues

U.S., Russia Far Apart, Bidault Says   Crisis Is Intensified By Marshall,  Vishinsky Speeches

Split Looms in UN Assembly Over Russia's Charges Against America

Soviet-Americar Split Hopeless, Bidault Insists   Growing Conflict Becomes Critical, He Maintains

Bidault Sees No Solution Of U.N. Crisis   Russia Presses For Resolution Coandamnine U.S.

Split Looms in U.N. Assembly Over Charges   Persistent Soviet Pressure Causes Rift in Delegates

Efforts to Reconcile Two Nations Seems Hopeless,  United Nations Told   PESSIMISTIC SPEECH DELIVERED BY DELECATE

Masaryk Warns Europe Gone Definitely to Left; Uraes War Talk Dropped

Split Looms in UN. on Charge Of ‘Warmongering   Soviet Attack Launched By Vishinsky Was Expected to Be Pressed  Forward Today

RECONCILIATION HOPELESS BETWEEN U.S, AND RUSSIA   This Was the Opinion o: Foreign Minister Georges Bidault.   BEFORE UNITED NATIONS   Frankly Acknowledged He Saw No Way Out of the Crisis.

Bidault Fears U. §., Russia Split Hopeless  Places France On U. S. Side Of Issues Facina United Nation:

U.N. TOLD CONFLICT IN “CRITICAL STAGE” BY FRENCH MINISTER  OFFICIAL VIEW GIVEN BY BIDAULT GLOOMY. BUT STRAIGHTFORWARD

Red Pressure May Solit UN   New Evidence of Soviet Determination to  Drive on Furnished

oreign Minister Georges Bidault Declares Growing Conflict Between U. S. And Russia Has Reached Such Dangerous Stage That Further Efforts To Reconcile Viewpoints Seem Hopeless—Says His Nation Will Take Stand Squarely On “Question Before Us”

U.S. Russian Fight Hopeless, Bidault Says   French Delegate Lines Up With America On Almost Every Question

Diplornat Sees U.S-Russ Rift as Hopeless   ~ French’ Leader Says, “No: “Way Out of ©. Threatened Crisie —-

Bidault Sees U. S.Russian Conflict In Critical Stage   No Reconciliation Seems Possible, Frenchman Says

Bidault States  Nation’s Policies   Little Hope Shown For Agreement  With Russia

SAYS CRISIS SERIOUS   Reconciliation Seems Impossible, He Adds  GROMYKO   Loses Fight To Stop Talk On Amendment Of Veto Section Of Charter

No Chance of  Settlement, Says Bidault   Fire; Russia Loses Test Speeches of Marshall And Vishinsky Stir

Bidault Gloomy On UN Outlook   Asserts U. S.-Russiarn Relations Appear Hopeless ‘Now

Bidault Says US., Russia Rift Widens   France’s Spokesman Sees Little Hope of Finding Solution to Mounting: Crisis in Assembly

Soviets Lose Fight To Foil Veto Session   Gromyko Declares Effort Is Campaign Hostile to Russia

Bidault Sees No Hope In Splif Of US and USSR   French Minister Sees No Way Out Of World Crisis

Says Opposing Points Cannot Be Reconciled   French Delegate Delivers Frank Speech On State Of United Nations

U.S. Russian Split Hopeless, Declares Bidault   France Sought Compromiso; Now Lines up with U.S. on Almost All Policy Points

Soviet Drive Avainst US, To Split UN.   Russia Wants Assembly To Condefmn The United States.

U.S.-RussianRow In Critical Stage   Bidault Feels Efforts to Reconcile Two Views  Are Hopeless   BLOCKED BY RED VETO   Action of Council “Frozen” France Says; Amendment Not Solution

Propose Tax To Raise Funds   Two Republicans Authors of Bonus Measure Which Includes Three Per Cent Sales Levy to Raise Necessary Two Hundred Million Dollars.

SOLDIERS’ BONUS BILL PRESENTEL   VFEW Sponsors Indians Act to Pay Large Sum to Veterans.

DRASTIC MEASURES PROMISED IN PARIS   Government May Use Troops To Operate Strike-Bound Trans re a ee ae

Wave of Strikes In France Grows More Threatening  Communist-Dominated Group Calls on All Labor to Aid Walkout

TROOPS MAY OPERATE SUBWAYS IN PARIS   Government Considers Step t Break Tie-up—Merchant Seamen Call Strike.

Paris Walkout  Said ‘Serious   Frenchy Government Read:  Boe Drastic Measures’

ANDERSON SAYS TRUMAN PLEA TO HOUSEWIVES   Distillers Fight ‘Holiday’

AMONDS AND RUBIES BLAZE AMONG GIFT!   Of Four Diamond Tiaras One from King Features 25-Carat Stone.

Array of Jewels Woith $2,000,000 Given to Britain’s Réyal Bridal Couple

Elizabeth’s and Philip's Gifts [Partial List] Are Displayed; Gems Alone Worth 2. Millions

JEWELS DISPLAYED  Elizabeth's Gifts Make Her One of Britain's Richest

Fabulous Gifts Go on Display   Gems, Rare Objects Pour Into London For Wedding of Princess Elizabeth

ONE OF RICHEST BRITISH COUPLES  Gifts Showered On Elizabeth, Philip

Story Of Jat Man-Eaters Is Disclosed  Stalked Filipinos In Reign Of Terror

FILTERING OUT OF THE PAST Grisly Story of Man-Eating Japanese Is Told by Army's Legal Section in Manila

REIGN OF TERROR BY JAP MAN-EATERS IN PHILIPPINE ISLANDS REVEALED BY ARMY

Stalked Filipinos And Sometimes Ate Other Japanese;  31 Held as Murderers

Story Of Japanese Cannibals Revealec   Grisly Story Tells Of Sol diers _Eoting One ‘ Anathor

Tropical Hurricane Wi WithNear-Record Winds la ConterDue TeStrixeMexicoBelow Texas Today

COMMIES BAN BELIEF IN GOD   Youth Reminded of Stalin's Preference for Science

U.S., Russ Split Looms   Eleanor Roosevelt Chosen to Answer Vishinsky’s Attack on America

Dangerous Splif Threatens Over U.N. Election   Choice of Successor To Poland May Bring East-West Struggle

Surrender Ends Last Threat of Mine Shutdown   100 Per Cent Victory For UMW; Study Clash With State Laws

Coal Contracl lllegal, Says Rep. Harley   Co-Author of Labor Law Declares It Violates Provision on Check-off

HARTLEY SAYS OWNERS MAY FACE CHARGES   Declares Lewis Pact Clear Violation of New Labor Law

COAL OPERATORS SIGNING NEW CONTRACTS WITH LEWIS LIABLE TO CHARGES, WARNS HARTLEY   High Percentage Workers  Return to Pits as High Waoe Acreemente Sioned

Mine Wage Contract Is Said iliegai   Rep. Hartley Says Check Off of Initiation Fee: Clear Violation of Nev Federal Legislation

EXODUS JEWS BEING TAKEN TO GERMANY   PALESTINE AGENCY SEEKS TO STOP LANDING

Jews Enroute To Reich Ports On Cage Ships   Habeas Corpus Action Set By Patestine Ag Toe Help Ref.

‘Dead Voted’  lor Talmadge  Says Journal   Atlanta Paper Claims Discrepancies In Write-In Ballots In Georgia

Raps Vote In Georgia  As Fraud’   Claim Ineligible And ‘Dead’ Voters Cast for Talmadae

Discrepancies Found In Talmadge Election   Atlanta Journal Claims Dead and Non-Existent Persons Cast Ballots for Herman

‘Running Hydrophobi a’  Talmadge Got Votes From-Deac Persons, Atlanta Journal Says

Claim Dead Persons Voted  For Talmadge   Atlanta Journal Declares in Article Saturday

FINAL + SHOWECWN. IN GEORGIA DISPUTE IS SET THURSDAY  Paper Charges Dead Persons And Non-Existent People Voted’ For Talmadaes In ‘46 Election

Deaths Mount to I: During Week End  " ‘ yy ea) «ct Y gen  ay a. olin tin   Two College Students Killed in Aecident After Victory Dance

GEORGIA VOTERS SHOULD DECIDE TELLS TALMADGE   Lieut.-Governor Suggests Legislature Adjourn Until Governorship Question  Is Settled At Polls.

GRAIN EXPORTS PLANS OF GOVERNMENT HIT   Head of Chicago Board of Trade Says Program Will Lower Standard of Living in Tt. 8S.

GASH GRAIN DEALERS AT      Chicago Beard Of Trade Head Lists Three Remedies

Board of Trade Head Blasts at Grain Exports   Lower Living Standards Will Follow, He Says; Blames Government

Whisky Ration To End Saturday  Scotch And Bourbon One To Customer

French Airliner Reported Down  Nice-to-Paris Plane Had 23 Passengers

Confusion Around Nation’s:Ege Problem Would Rattle The Hen’s Teeth

Students Quit DuetoHazing, DeanDeclares   Bolton Testifies at Resumed A. & M. Inauiry

A&M Hazing Situation Is Said Serious  75 Freshmen Quit School, 16 Suffering  Brecsneee Bos fee alma

Russia Tightens Grip In Europe   Communisis Strengthen Their Position

The  Weather  Locat Weathe PATTERSON  ‘BROTHERS  Texas Weather Hn  UNITED

ACCUSED JAPS— ~ NOW ON TRIAL   NINE FACE DEATH AS THE RESULTS OF THE VOYAGE OF INFAMOUS “HELL” - HIPS" —

Rising Prices And Strikes Mark Business Front   Prices Moved Up Last eh Spartak By

ANSWERS ARE FILED   Atterney General Says Dismissal Metions Attack the Statute

WORKER KILLED IN TANK BLAS!   Lightning Burns 162,006 Gallons Of Casoline At El Segundo, Calif.

Wallace Sees Pope; Urges Him to Use Influence On Palestine Issue

WALLACE VISITS WITH POPE PIUS   Urges Pontiff to Use His  Influence in Palestine

RUSSIA. REJECTS PLAN FOR AUSTRIA   Deputies. Fail to Agree on Any Article

Big 4 Deputies. — Fail'to Agree on — Austrian Settlement   ‘Russia Blocks Voice Of Small Countries

TO AGREE ON AUSTRIA PLAN   Russia Blocks Efforts of Smail Nations at London

School Aid Bil Sent to Governor  More Help Would   More Help Would Start With Fall Term

State School Aid Bill Passed and Sent to Governor   Double Liquor Tax to Obtain Housine Funds

School Aid Bill Sent to Governor  More Help Would Start With Fall Term

BAAYV BEGICAD   Says Most of Hungarians Against Communist Regime

he Way He Sees It— ; Babson Takes Preliminary Look  At Business Prospects for. 1948

BABSON TAKES A LOOK INTO THE LONG FUTURE   Believes That 1947 Will Mark Top Net Earnings of Big Corporations, Due to High Taxes, High Wages. Consumer Demand for Lower Price Levels.

Net Earnings In 1947 Will Show Decline   ROGER BABSON WRITES ABOUT BUSINESS FOR YEAR

2 Anti-Communists Hee From Europe; Enroute To States   “Shadow of Noose” ‘Is Reason Given: For Flight by Men

Blum Strives: For Formation Of Cabinet To Meet Pressing Crisis As Ramadier. Resigns

Blum To Become French Premier   Has Consented To Succeed Ramadier In  Fight Against Reds

Ramadier’s Regime Falls   Blum Likely Choice To Call New Cabinet

UN-AIMERICAN COMMITTEE URGES DEPORTATION } AND PROCECIITION FOR PERJURY OF HANS EISLER

Bob's Backing of Eisler Bared   Possibly ‘Fooled’ in Case, Hearing Told

Britain Again Dependent On U.S. Aid;  Congress Wants Obligations Blueprint; Greek Aid Drive Here Half Subscribed

Report Reveals Textile Compaities Lead State In Employment and Pay

Investigators Uncover Surplus War * Materials ‘Earmarked’ for Russia

RUSSIA - BOUND SURPLUS PROBED   Earmarked U. S. Material Found in Ohio

HEAD OF U.S, ATOMIC GROUP HF LATLY_-STATES UNITED —_ STATES FUTURE POL ‘ Icy

Cooler Weather Ahead Thursday )4 Dead in Heat   Great Lakes Area Will Get Relief

Immediate Respite from Heat in This Area Not in Sigh!   Fingers of Cold Air from Canada Absorbed in  Nebraska and Iowa

UN PALESTINE COMMITTEE — FAVORS PARTITION SYSTEM   MAJORITY BELIEVE THAT SEPARATE JEWISH AND ARAB STATES BEST PLAN,

ee tA ee ee ee Cee Soe SE ge, «Re  CRAZY WRECKAGE PATTERNS LEFT IN STORM’S WAKE

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 28   CAR CRASHES PROVE BIG  KILLER, ACCOUNTING FOR ' 179 OF FATALITIES.

AUTO CRASHES TOP LIST OF KILLERS ON HOLIDAY, WHEN 288 PERSONS DIED

Closing Of Nation's Distilleries Planned:   France Given Use Of Huge Fund For Emergency Needs In Grave Crisis .

to Couperate br_Presi= dents Goal Of Saving One Hundred Million Bushels Of Grain

Aid For Europe Drive ls Pushed  - France Gets Permit To Use U. S. Credit

U.S. Distillers Will Release Grain  Into Food Channels   National Conservation Drive Gains Momentum: Farm Leaders Promise Their Support

U.S. Distillers Agree to Shut Down 60 Days   Lnckman Says Move to Save As High as 20 Million Bushels af GCeatn

DISTILLERS AGREE 10 GO-DAY CLOSING 10 AID FOOD DRIVE   Will Save 10 to 20 Million Bushets of Grain, Luckman Says.   FRANCE GETS AID   Granted Funds for Emergency Buying of Coal, Other Essentials.

18 DISTILLERS AGREE TO CLOSE FOR TWO MONTHS   1 Others At F ‘ood Conference Delay Taking Affirmative Action   FARM ORGANIZATION PLEDGES FULL SUPPORT

Grain - Saving Meeting Held In Washington   Closing Of Distilleries Expected Within Three Weeks

18 DISTILLERIES FAVOR SHUTDOWN   21 OTHERS TO REPLY LATER TO LUCKMAN'S 60-DA¥ CLOSING PROPOSAL,

DISTILLERS DECIDE ON CONSERVATION   Will Close Down on October 25 tc Save Grain for Europe

Other Whiskey - Making Firms Expected to Agree to 60-Day Closing.      EARLY ACTION SEEN   Luckman Estimates Action Will Save 10 to 20 Mil lion Bushels of Grain.

Reconstruction Fund Available for Emergency   Distillers Announce 60 Day Holiday To Save 10 Mil. Bu. Grain

LUCKMAN SAYS DISTILLERS 10 CLOSE PLANTS   Complete Shutdown I: Forecast To Help Save On Grain

Distilling Industry Agrees to Closing  For 60-Day Period   Food Committee Chairman States Complete Shutdown Will Begin Next Week; Union Request For Delay Is Overruled

36 Of 39 Firms Agree To Halt Whisky-Making  French Credit Rule Is Relaxed By U. 5.

Distilleries Quit For Two Months fo Help Food Program  More Than 10 Millior Bushels of Grain Will Be Saved

60-Day Shutdown ‘Seer In Whiskey Industry  18 Distillers Approve While-21 Ask... Time To Conenlt With Stackhalders

All Except 3 Distilleries To Cooperate   Thirty-Six Te Close Down For 60 Days ‘To Help Provide Grain For Starving In Europe; France Wins Decision

DISTILLERS AGREE TO STOP MAKING WHISKY 60 DAYS   Bottling and Shipping Will Continue and Onty 2,500 to 7,500 Are Expected to Lose dobs.   U. S. TO TAKE OVER GRAIN STOCKS ON HANT   Luckman Estimates Shut down Will Save 10,000,000   to 20,000,000 Bushels to Help Feed Europe.

Luckman Forecasts Nationwide Sixty-Day Distillery Shutdown Effective Within Next 3 Weeks

60-Day Whisky Making Shutdown Is Predicted   ‘Emergency Medical Plan’ for Use in Case of War Is Proposec

DISTILLERS T0 END PRODUCTION FOR SIXTY DAYS   Between 10 And 20-Million Bushels Of Grain Expected To Be Saved   STOP-GAP AID IS BEING GIVEN FRANCE

Distilleries Will Close At Midnight On Oct. 25   Action Is Taken  To Conserve Grain: Emergency Money.  Found for France

18 Companies Agree To Halt Whisky-Makine  Others Expected To Fall Into Line

Luckman Says Distillers to Close Down   Operations Will Be Stopped 60 Days to Conserve Grain

Distillery Shutdown For 60 Days Is Forecast  18 Companies  Approve Closing  oo gin peg ag ate

60-Day Period Effective For All But Three Plants   2,500 To 7,500 To Be Thrown Out Of Work, Says Luckman; Union’s Figure Much Higher

Distillers Plan 60-Day Closing  To Save Grain   Luckman Leads Food Saving Campaign; Farmers to Cooperate

France Given Power To Use Part Of Fund   Union Unsuccessful In Seeking Delay In Suspencian

Farm Leaders Back HST‘s Food Program  Distillers’ Shutdown To Save Grain Seen

Union Fails In Efforts to  Delay Closing   L. S. Makes Big Fund Available to France To Secure Essentials

DISTILLERIES TOCLOSEFOR SIXTY DAYS   France Gets Aid ‘Go-Ahead,’ Other  Riawalanments

Luckman Expects to Save Between 10 and 20 Million Bushels for Feeding of Europe’s Hungry.

Loan To France Altered to Provide Dollars 1 Aid Purchase of Coal, After White House Conference.

Gromyko Demands U. S. Serap Bomb   That Plus Disarmament ‘Would ‘Remove All Suspicion’ in World

Russia Renews Demand For U. S. To Scrap Bomb   RED EMISSARY RELEASES NEW ATTACK ON AMERICA

Reds Again Ask U. §. To Destroy All Atom Bomb   Gromyko Says Such Meve Along With Arms Slash

Gromyko Renews Red Demand U.S. Scrap Atom Bombs  Gives View On Dicarmament

GROMYKO AGAIN ASKS U.S, TO SCRAP BOMBS   Also Calls For General Cu in World Armaments

Gromyko Renews Russian Demand On Afom Bombs   General Slash in Armaments Uraed By Russ

Reds Deman U. $. Scrap Atom Bombs   Gromyko Rips Into Stand Of Western  Powers

Renews Red Demands On U.S. A-Bomb  Delivers Speech To UN Commission On Armaments

—GROM YKO— Renews Red Demand U. S$ Serap Bomb  ’ Russia’s Policy Outlined In Talk

Renews Soviet Demand ‘Uncle’ Scrap A- Bombs   Gromyko Says Such a Stey Would Remove Mutual Suspicion and Lack Of Confidence

Gromyko Renews Demand That U.S. Scrap A-Bombs   Soviet Delegate to the United Nations Asks General Slash in*Armaments,

Russ. Renew Demands to ©  Scrap A-Bomk   Disarmament on Safeguards Basis Hit by Gromyko

Gromyko Reiterate: Demand That U. S. Scrap Bombs  Soviet Delegate Says Disarmament Is  First Step to Peace

Russia Again Demands U.S. Scrap A-Bombs   Step Would ‘Remove Mutual Suspicion,’ Andrei Gromyko Declares.

Gromvko Renews  Bomb Demand   Se ee aS 8 OUD EEE eee  Soviet LU. N. Delegate Raps American Stand On Atom Control

No Soviet Weakening On A-Bomb   Gromyko Renews Demand U. S. Scrap  Bombs Now, Scoffing At Seeuritv Requests

Russian’ Pleas. For Scrapping Atomic Bombs Immediately Aye Renewed   CONVENTION IN TO: OUTLAW ATOMIC WEAPONS ASKED

Gromyko Asks U.S. fo Scrap Atom Bombs   Russian Tells Security Council World tis Suspicious

SOVIET RENEWS A-BOMB STAND   Russia Again Demands U. S. Scrap Its Supply

Sen. Bricker Will Back Sen. Taft For GOP Presidential Nomination

Taft Gets Right-of-Way for 1948 Race As Bricker Steps out of GOP Picture

Bricker Gives Taft Nod For ‘48 Campaign   Senator Bricker Gives Robert Taft Right of Way To Seek ’48 Republican Presidential Nomination.

Taft Is Given Right-of-Way By Bricker To Seek 1948 GOP Presidential Nominatior   co. Mm WARAI NM OLIVER

Bricker Opens Way For Taft To Seek Office   Not Running For Anything In ‘48, He Declares

Bricker Steps Aside For Taft  Dewey ‘Surprised   Dewey ‘Surprised’ As Way Clears for Ohioan’s Drive

NICARAGUA REVULI DESCRIBED TODAY   Former President Takes Over Government at Managua.

listorical Dept. of Iowa 4S in  Plymouth County Sound Promising  Will Not Suffer 40 Per cent Drop ‘Experienced By Iowa

Fetreat Dent o Towa 4 Plymouth County Sound Promising  Will Not Suffer 40 Per cent Drop ‘Experienced By lows

IN ELECTION      POLITICAL. GROUPS SPENT $201,370 MORE THAN THEY RECEIVED FOR CAM - * PAIGn:

CIO $300,000 In Red After 1946 Election   Report Filed With House Clerk;- $19,000 Is Owed on Loans

HARTLEY WARNS ABOUT STRIKES   General Walkout to Be Met by Tougher Laws, Is Statement.

Hartley Predicts ‘Tougher Measure’ lf Labor Stages General Strike in Protest

Tieup Notices Far Above Normal, House Labor Group Head Reports; Sees Preparations for Walkouts

General Strike Over Country Said Studied    Drastic Controls On Labor Unions Would Be Reply

LABOR STRIKES AGAINST PENDING TAFT BILL GROW   General Nation - wide Strikes Seem to Be Forming.

Republican Solons Seek Probes of  Housing and Costs  Studies of High Prices And Shortages of Homes Are Approved

LEGIONNAIRES WILL HEAR NATIONAL HEAD   Officers And Members Of Bair Post Will Go To Waynesboro Friday  Night—Bus Chartered

 - —INTOLERANT; EXPERTS SAY —   World Revolt. Called  Soviet Aim in Report.

Hughes Enroute lo Washington For Senate Quiz   Secrecy Shrouds Plane Builder’s Moves, But He Is on His Way

Search Nearby Area For Plane   Three Navy Planes Join In -Hunt For Transport In Shenandoah Valley.

Albert Schmitz . Died Of Tetanus On Wednesday   Was Well Known. * Gorn: Grower. Who  Lived'Near Remser

be Of f Tetanes  Was Well Kno wh * Corn: Grower, Who a es Nee, > eee

RAIL UNIONS ARE SEEKING THIRTY PERCENT PAY HIKI   FIVE BROTHERHOODS CITE RISING LIVING COS8TS IS ASKING LARGE INCREASE

BROTHERHOODS ASK 30 PCT HOP   Former Stand Is Reversed As 375,000 Members Bring Pressure

RAIL WORKERS DEMAND 30 PCT. -WAGE INCREASE   Minimum Boost Of $3 A Day Pius Work Changes Aim Of Brotherhoods

Judge Baldrige Resigns Post   President Judge of Superior Court to  Retire March 1

FIREWORKS DUE AT SPRINGFIELD IN GOP CAUCUS   Both Parties to Pick House and Senate Leaders Today and Tonight   HARMONY ANONG DEMOS   But GOP Legislaters Frew Chicago and Downstate Are in Squebble

PROMISED OVER ASSEMBLY JOBS   State Legislature Leaders In Caucus To Prepare For Opening

Reece Given Confidence Vote by GOP   Philadelphia Chosen As National Convention Site Over Chicago

Republicans Give Their Chairman Confidence Vote  Carroll Reece Sights  Victory in 1948 For GOP Candidates

Republicans Set 1948 Convention In Philadelphia   Reece Is Given Confidence Vote By Committeemen

THREE. “CONFESSIONS” DIS. —COUNTED-AND-SCORES-OF— “Y NOTES “SOLVING” THE,  ; MURDER ARE RECEIVED

MIXUP SNARLS DAHLIA DEATH   Police Still Seeking Kille After 3 Persons Confess to Brutal Murder.

Little  Advance Is Made On Plan   Democrats Reveal Opposition To Proposal

Resume Debate On Truman’s 10-Point Program .  ANTI - INFLATION TUSSLE DRAGS

CONGRESS SLOW ON LEGISLATION   Starts Third Week Of Tussling With Anti-Inflation Plan

PESO TO BE STABILIZED WITH DOLLAR   Aleman Praises Good Neighbor Policy in Speech to Congress

Mexico To Get New U.S. Loan   ‘Mexican Peso Will Be Stab  jlized With The American Dollar

‘United States To Grant New Mexican Loan   _ Peso . Stabilized With American Dollar; Congress Hears: Aleman

Truman to Get iF acts in Phone Dispute Beirne to Take   Matter Up  7+ 17) a. ee a eee

Phone Union: Bidding for Intervention   Facts in Dispute To Be Given President Truman

Truman to Get Facts in Phone Dispute  Beirne to Take Matter Up With President

Consuming Future Meat Supply Now   Grain Saving Program Will Make Meatless Days Compulsory—

Livestock Being Sold Too Early   Fear Enforced Observance Of Meatless Days Next Year.

Meat Shortage Next Summer Looms  ‘As Result of Teshelan Rush Now

L.S. Meat Famine Feared Next Year  if en  * as ,. -— . 9 P OE. see   To Save on Grain, Lighter Livestock Is Being Marketed

55 Injured Given  Treatment; Others Trapped in Debris   Gruesome Sight Reported as. Officers and Rescue Crews Fight To Save Entombed Victims —

Crash Injury List Is Near 100 Mark   Southern Pacific Crack “Owl” Is Derailed Near Bakersfield

Blame Broken Rails Victims Jam Hospitals   ‘Ghastly Scene’, Officers Report As Rescue Efforts Continue :

§ Killed, Many Hurt In Wreck   Southern Pacific Train Is Derailed

SEVEN KILLED IN CRACK UP OF PACIFIC FLYER   Broken Rail Sends Five Passenger Coaches Into Steep Ditch

EIGHT KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   §5 Treated for Injuries ir California Crash

Unknown Number Dead; 55 Hurt... .  Many Crushed To Death When  Train Derails

Seven Killed In Wreck Of Coast Train   Southern Pacific ‘Ow!’ Derailed At Bokerstield

8 Killed, Many Injured In Wreck Of Train   Many Believed Crushed Beneath Cars When Hurled Through Train Sandows: When Southern Pacific Ow] Derailed.

Struck a Broken Rail 12 Miles Northwest of Bakersfield, Calif.   MANY WERE INJURED   Some of the Bodies Were Badly Mangled, Coroner Said.

Seven Die as Owl, Crack California  Train, Is Derailed  55 Others Injured As Speeding Cars Hit Broken Rail

Train Wrecked In California   Seven Killed, Score’ Hurt As Five Cais Careen Into Ditch

'At Least 7 Die In Railroad Crash On West Coast   Suuthern Pacific Train Hits Broken Rail al Bahersfield; Manv dlurt

Sevén Killed Many Hurt in Train Wreck   Broken Rail Blamed for Accident on Southern Pacific Line 12 Miles ” Outcof Bakersfield

7 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Fear Toll In California Disaster May Rise; Many Injured

Seven Die in Rail Wreck: Scores Hurt   Broken Rail Sends Five Passenger Cars Careening Into Ditch; Twelve Cars Lenve Track in Michewn

Eight Killed As Passenger Train Derailed   Many Injured When Southern Pacific Train  ’ Hits Broken Rail.

BODIES TAKEN FROM BENEATH SMASHED CARS   Three Women Included In Victims of West Coast Tragedy

Speeding, Passenger Train Hit Broken Rail Near SBuakerefietd Calit.

7 Die In Crash Of TWA Plane On Test Flight  In Delaware   Explodes and Burns After Crackup at New Castle Airport

Train. Wreck Death Toll Ils Rising   Fear Many Crushed Beneath Cars When Part Of Train Piles Up After Derailed

7 Known Dead In.Train Wreck  Many  Others Are. Iniured in Mishap

OTHERS MAY BE BURIED UNDER CARS   From 75 to 100 Hospitalized, 55 Treated at the Scene Following Derail-* ment of Coaches Near Bakersfield, Calif.

EIGHT DEAD IN TRAIN WRECK IN CALIFORNIA   Several Injured When Train Derail Near Bakersfield

Split Rail Near Bakerstield Ditches Limited   Twelve Cars Derailed and Five Overturn; 70 injured

7 Die, 71 Hurt In Rail Wreck   > Southern Pacific Cars  Careen Off Tracks

Scores Injured As Five Cars Are Detailed «Rescuers Unable To Get To Two

BROKEN RAIL HURLS TRAIN FROM TRACK   Treat 55 Injured at Scene; Nearly 100 in Hospital at Bakersfield.

BROKEN RAILS CAUSE WRECK IN CALIFORNIA   CARS PILED UP IN SOUTHERN PACIFIC DISASTER

Coast Train Wreck Fatal To 7 Aboard   Scores Injured As Broken Rail Sends Express Into Diteh

Train Wreck Fatal to 7, Injures 71   Five Cars Derailed OnSouthernPacilic In California

SP Train Wrecked: ¢ Killed   Strikes Breken Rail ‘12 Miles Northwest Of Bakersfield Early  Today; Scene Ghastly

Hunt More Bodies In S. P. Wreck   Many Injured; Moulton Soldier Heroic Rescuer  In California Crash.

NO PASSENGERS ABOARD, CRAFT BURNS IN EAST   On Test Flight, Constellation Explodes in Landing at Wilmington, Del.

1 DEAD, MANY HUET IN WRECK OF SUUTHERN PACIFIC TRAIN   Passenger Cars Hit Broken Rail And Pile Up In Crushing Mass

7Killed, Many Injured In Train Wreck   Broken Rail  Causes Crash

*Seven Dead, Nearly 100 Hurt in West Coast Train Wreck   Fast Southern Pacific Train Hits A Broken Raj!

G KNOWN DEAD, Jo HURT AFTER TRAIN CRACKUP   Other Victims Still Under Cars, Report Officials at Scene of Wreck.

Seven Are Killed In Rail Accident Near Bakersfield   Southbound Southern Pacific “Owl” Hits Broken Rail, Piles Up; 55 Reported Hurt; Wreckage Strewn on Track for Ouarter Mile

7 FEARED DEAD IN AIR CRASH   Constellation Plane Wrecks At Delaware Port

Rail Wreck Kills 7, Hurts Scores  Derailment Throws 5 S. P. Cars   Derailment Throws 5 S. P. Cars Into Ditch ii South California

7 To 100 Hurt In Train Wreek   Sonthern Pacific Passenger Train Hits Broken Rail Near Bakersfield, Cal.

Broken Rail Crack-up Fatal To 8 Persons   Four Coaches and Sleeper Overturned; Iniuries Ghastly

Pacific Coast Train Derailment Claims Seven Lives, Many Injuries

Several Are Killed When Limited Wrecks   ‘SOUTHERN PACIFIC HAS TRAGEDY ON WEST ~ COAST

Many Injured In Mishap On South Pacific   Wreckage Near Bakers field, Cal., Is Ghastly Scene; Arms and Legs Torn From Victims   Hospital Halls Full Of Injured   One Car Rolls About 300 Feet Into Potato Field Before Turning Over

Treat 75-100 People For Injuries, Count Not Yet Complete   Split Rail Is Responsible For Latest Tragedy

Seven Killed, 55 Injured In California Rail Wreck  Four Coaches and Sleeper Overturn As Southbound Train Hits Broken Rail

Seven ‘Killed, Scores Hurt in Train Wreck   Southern Pacific Passenger Train Piles Up After Hitting Broken Rail Near Bakersfield, Calif.- Between 75 and 100 Reported fniured

Report 100 More Injured; Caused By Broken Rail   “Owl” Travelling From San Francisco to Los Angeles at Rate of 60 Miles Per Hour

T KILLED WHE SPEEDING TRAIN HITS BAD RAIL   Estimated 75 to 100 Other Persons Injured in Pacific Coast Accident

SP Flyer Derailed, Killing 7   Five Cars Land In Ditch. Seven Others Off Track But. Stay Up

Scores Injured in ° Southern Pacific Train Derailment   Guests in Watertown, N. Y. Hostelry Flee From Burning Inn

8 Die, 55 Hurt In Rail Crash  Wook Resak Rlamed   Track Break Blamed In California Wreck

COUNT 7 DEAD IN TRAIN WRECK ON SOUTH’RN PACIFIC   FOUR COACHES AND SLEEPER DERAILED NEAR BAKERSFIELD

Broken Rail Said Cause: Of Disaster   Crushed Bodies Beneath Coaches

‘Rail Crash Kills Eight   Broken Rail Upsets  California Passenger Train: Toll Mounts

SEVEN KILLED IN RR WRECK   Scores Injured When Broken Rail Hurls Train Into Ditch in California

DEATH TOLL AT 7 IN PACIFIC TRAIN GRASH   Many Passengers Crushed Beneath Cars

Seven Killed, 3° Hurt in Train Wreck   Passenger Hits Broken Rail Near Bakersfield

Train Wreck Kills Seven; Many Hurt   Southern Pacific Train Hits Broken Rail Near Bakersfield, Calif.

Scores Are Injured: When South"ern Pacific: Train Hits  t Broken Rail   BODIES OF VICTIMS “ARE MANGLED IN WRECKAGE

Constellation Crashes: 7 Die   Trans-World Airlines Ship Explodes. Burns  in Delaware

T DIE, 55 HURT IN RAIL CRASH   Five Cars Overturn as Flyer Hits Broken Rail

Train Mishap Fatal To Seven, Many Injured  Cars Overturned When They Hit Rraken

Many Others Treated For Injuries   Passenger Hits Broken Rail in Night; Coaches Overturned

Seven Killed, 71 Injured In Train Wreck   Five Cars Jump Into Ditch

7 KILLED AS TRAIN GOES INTO DITCH   SEVENTY-ONE OTHERS INJURED IN WRECK NEAR BAKERSFIELD, CALIF. —

Train Strikes Broken Rail; 7 Are Killed   Estimates of Those Injured in Wreck Are 75-100 Passengers

—TRAIN WRECK-— Fast Train Derailed In California .  Broken Rail Is Cause Of Accident

Accident Occurs in California   Son Francisco to Los Anaeles Train Leaves Tracks

1 Die in Westerr Train Disaster   75 to 100 Injured as 5 Cars Leave Rails

McClellan Asks Closed Shop Bar  Right-to-Work Clause   Right-to-Work Clause Sought in Labor Bill Pending in Senate

Arkansas Senator Will Push Labor Bill Amendment   Recognition Would Be Given States’ Right-to-Work Laws

Six Ex-Service Men Victims of Bigamist   A 21-Year-Old Woman Draws a Two Year Prison Sentence.

3 Fleeing Poles ~ Caught By Police   Mikolajezyk’s Companions  Held for Taking Funds

Polish Police Nab Fuvitives   Friends Of Mikolajezyk Seized In Warsaw; One Accused As Thief

COMPANIONS OF MIKOLAJCZYK ARE CAPTURED   Polish Secret Police _ Catch Men Who~Also Tried to Escape”

This Story 8 Smells  Town ‘Holds No: Nose’ When Cheese Waste Flows

OHIO BUDGET CUT PLANNED   Representatives Quietly Line Up Behind Proposal To Hold It to Half Biltion.

SUPPORT GAINS FOR REDUCTION OF OHIO BUDGET   GOP Fears Appropriations Would Give Democrats Chance at Polls

Economy Block To Demand - Slash in Ohio's Budget   Suppor ons for Reducing Herbert s Proposal Below Holf-Billion Dollar Mark

Ohio Solons Group for Budget Cut; Strone Turnpike Support Indicated

rr Mt Ret NB aD RecA EOS ANE  Aim To Cut 30 Million Off Request            Republicans Fear ublic Reaction

EX-FELON HELD FOR KIDNAPING   Mother Of Co-ed File: Charges; Girl Claims She Was Drugged

U. A. Continues Efforts To Keep. Rentals Down  FPHA Told School   FPHA Told School Not To Raise Cost To Veteran Students

WHITE SUPREMACY BILL IS APPROVED   Passed by Georgia House; Now before Senate

NEGRO-VOTING— ~~ BAN APPROVED   GEORGIA HOUSE PASSES “-MEASURE TO ESTABLISH “WHITE PRIMARY”

POLICE PRESS DEATH PROBE   Two Business Men Quizzed In Slaying Of Blonde New York Actress

Soviets Advise Britain To Revalue Her Money   Article in Pravda Also Suggests ' End of Rationina to Cure Economic Ills

5 OKLAHOM ANS DIE IN WRECK   Seven Are Injured in Mishap Near Guymon in Auto Collision

lowa Floods, Cold Part of Temporary Unusual Condition  No Parallel Known   No Parallel Known And Such a Cycle May Never Return

,Blame Flood Weather on ‘Distorted Air Currents’   Sun Heat Variation May Be Cause; Con: dition Only Temporary, However

FORMER AKRON MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT   ’ Wm. Lammers Killed When Train Hits Truck Near Spencer, Iowa

On Affairs Of The Heart--No Comment  Dixie Governor, 38, Woos Gov. Warren’s Daughter, 18

Marshall Asks Germany Raise   Outputef Coal   Ruhr Production Declared Key to Europe’s Fight Bae Meu Stah:

MARSHALL HAS EYE ON RUHR'S COAL DEPOSITS   Germany Is Pictured As Essential To Real Recovery Plan

Germany's Trade Position Taking Important Place  America and Britain to   America and Britain to Discuss Increasing Ruhr Production

MARSHALL WANTS RUHR COAL RISE   British Sources Declare U. S. To Be Asked To Assume Greater Share

U.S., Britain To Boost Reich Coal Production   Experts From Both Countries to Hold Meet in Washingtor

U._5., Britain To Hold Conference German Coal Is Saia Essential To Europe

U.S., British Experts Will Hold Parleys   English Atso Seck Shift fn Costs Of Adtninistering Zone

German Coal Pictured  as Essential America Anxioys to See Output Greatly Increased

Germany's Trade Position Taking Important Place   America and Britain to Discuss Increasing Ruhr Production

Marshall Says Conferences Sef Next Week fo Plan Greater Coal Production in Ruhr Basin

FLIERS LOST IN LAKE MICHIGAN   FIND PLANE AFLOAT OFF FORT SHERIDAN; TWO MEN MISSING

Returning House  Members Disagree  Andresen Opposes View of Majority

Corigressmen Home From Europe Disagree on Need for Early Help   Opinions Conflict as Special House Group Returns After Six-Week Survey of Economic Conditions; Majority Urges Interim Relief

Congressmen Disagree After Trip Abroad   Members of Special House Committee Disagree on Amount of Emergency Aid Needed for Europe.

U.S. Congressmen An Disagreement ‘Gr Europe's Need:   Majority Believe Situation Is Bad--Minnesotan ‘Does Not Envision Crisis

Solons Differ On Relief For Europe   Six-Week Study Shows Need But Amount Is Not Yet Decided

Ward Off Reds. Advise Solons   Minnesota’s Anderson Says He Fails to See Need for Assistance

Californian Has Grim  Picture of Plight  , Abroad; Worse Than . Before War  Reds May Act ‘Andresen Gpines That  ‘Things Not Bad as Portrayed’

CONGRESSMEN SPLIT  ON AID NEED AFTER  STUDIES IN EUROPE SOME SOLONS BELIEVE  CONDITIONS BAD, BUT ATULD VITW PPICUTED

OPINIONS DIFFER ON EUROPEAN AID   Some Investigators Advise  Speed, Others Delay

European Aid Survey Splits U.S. Probers   Minority Declares Plight Exaggerated; Red Menace Cited

Returning Group Disagrees On European Need   Study Brings Debate  On Amount Needed For Emergency Aid

Congressmen Returning From Abroad Disagree On Western Europe’s Needs

Congressmen, Back From Europe Study, Disagree... On Need For Winter Aid

VIEWS DIFFER ON EUROPEAN NEEDS   Congressmen Disagree After Six-Week Tour.

Europe Not War Minded   Food Need Too Great Congressmen Find; England Trying Hard

SOLONS DISAGREE ‘ON-HELP REQUIRED IFOR WEST EUROPE   Majority Believe Food Lacking ‘and Situation Worse Than : Before War

Disagree on Need for Aid   Rep. Nixon Says Europe Suffering From Lack of Food

Solons Disagree On Food Needs Of  Western Europe  Return From Six Weeks Of Study

Solons Split On Supplying Aid to Europe   Congressmen Return From Six Week Study of Conditions

Views Differ Or Europe's Needs  Congressmen Back,   Congressmen Back, Report on Survey

Returning Solons  Split on U.S. Aid  P . . — But Majority Say - Europe Suffers  ~ Real Lack of Food

CONGRESSMEN RETURNING FROM A STUDY OF ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN EUROPE DISAGREE ON NEEDS

Reform Move Set To Check Price Spiral   Devalues Rubles Up To 10 For 1 To Get ‘New Money Of Full Value? Hits At Speculators, Profiteers

Food Rationing Halted By Reds In Drastic Aim   Controlled Economy . Hit; New Ruble Exchange Ordered

@ FEIECKR EVOUN  Better Business Prophets Out of Tune With Mourning Doves

Efforts to Quell Disastrous Fire Were Halted  Order Was Issued  to Prevent Damace to Carac

“ Officer Halted: Fire Fi shting With: Water on Gr moncleaitiinn?

Ban on Use of Water To Fight Fire Is Scored   Witness Recounts Order ‘To Protect Cargo’ of Vessel

Fire Discovered On Ship One Hour Before Blast; Smoking On Deck Reported

fi ire Fight On Vessel Called Off   Coast Guard Men Probe Explosion At Texas City

Okay for Bevin Bul No fo Proposals   British Trades. Union Can: gress Rejects, Move for Ress Aporosth

British Labor Endorses Bevin  Wants No Ties With Either West or East

Okay for Bevin Bul No fo Prenesats   British Trades Unian Cor: gress Rejects Mave for Buss Aprroach

Unless Rains Break Heat Wave Quickly Higher Meat Prices and Scarcity Seen

Meatless Menus, High Prices Seem Certain Next Summer Unless Soaking Rains Break  Midwest Heat Wave Quickly, Reports Show

Meatless Menus Face Housewive:  Midwestern Heat Reduces Corn Crop

Meatless Menus, Higher Prices, Depend On Rain   Midwest Heat Wave Must Be Broken And Soon.

MIDWEST CROPS ARE IN DANGER OF DRYING UP   Meatless Menus And Higher Prices Seen Certain Next Summer Unless Soaking Rains Break Midwest Heat Wave Quickly.

Weather May Cul Meat in 1948   Good Rains Must Break Midwest Heat Quickly To Save Much Corn

Meatless Meals and High Prices During Summer of ’48 Seen   Good Rains Throughout Corn Belt Soon Only  Avenue of Escape

Bad Crop Weather Cuts Cort Prospects in Midwest Area See Meatless Menus Next Summer

Less Meat, High Prices  Seen Certain  Weather Report  Reveals Cut  In Corn Crop

Empty Meat Counters Next Summer In Sight for Part of Nation as Result Of Loss of Corn for Feeding Purposes

HEAT WAVE MENAGES NATION'S CORN CROF   Meatless Menus And Higher Prices Seen Unless Good Rains Come Soon

Heat Wave In Mid-Weat Hits Corn Crop, Leads To Fear Of Smaller Supply Of Meat

Short Crop Of Corn Is Likely To  Mean Meatless Menus Next Summer

Meatless Menus Are On the Way   Biggest Shortage Due Next Summer; Poorest Corn Crop Sinrea 1926 fe Couse

DRY WEATHER ALSO PROMISES HIGHER PRICES   Agriculture Department Re. port Puts Corn Prospects at Lowest Since 1936

1948 Meat Prospect As Heat Wave Cuts Corn Crop Heavily   Small Consumers To Be Worst Hit; Crop Near 1936 Low

B Ne Net Summer Held Possibility  Good Rains ‘Nee ed , To End Heat Wi ye In Midwact States -

Meatless Menus, Price Rise ‘Seen Next Summer Unless  Rain Ends West Heat Wave

Meatless Menus Prospect Unless Good Rain Arrive:   Heat Reduces Corn Supply Used to Feed Livestock For Slaughter Next Summer

Lack of Rains Now Will Mean Meatless Menus And Higher Prices in 48

Need Rain To Hold Off High Prices   Unless - Corn.’ Region Is “Drenched. Soon, 1948 Meat Prices Will Be Much: ‘Higher   ‘Prospects.Are Poor   Decrease ‘of. 340- Million Bushels.° Forecait - by Us. ‘Departinent

Cut in Corn Crop Brings Higher Meat   Meatless Menus Next Summer Sighted Unless Rains Come Soon

Lack Of Meat Next Summer Outlook Now   Corn Shortage Te Cut Per Capita Stock 15 Pounds.

leatless Days or Next Year  ‘Predicted   Higher Prices Also Forecast; Whiskey Making May Be Cut

MAY HAVE SOME MEATLESS: DAYS: . T SUMMER   This Will Happen Unless Some Good Rains Break’ Present: Drouth.   HIGHER PRICES ALSO   Weather Has Cut Corn Production. Prospects to a _ ‘Low Eevel.

Heat Wave, Drought Threaten Meat Supply   Searing Blast Firmly Anchored Over. Midwest For At Least Three More Days; Meatless: Days, Higher Prices Loom Unless Rains Come Soon

Chances. For Getting Car, New Or Used Will-Be Better: This. Fall’ But Dealers Have Big Order Backing

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various  Cammunities

GOP Opposition To Lilienthal Grows   Sen. Moore Demands Truman Withdrawal Of Nomination

Turkey Denounced As War Profiteer   Russian Delegate Demands UN Supervision Of Any Assistance Given To Greek Nation

Labor Department Tells Settlement Of Disputes; Sees Better Feeling

INSULT FIELD DAY. U. N. Committee Meeting: - Turn Into Verbal Brawls

Shouts Of ‘Insult? And ‘Joke’ Ring Out In Bitter Exchanges; Russia Loses First Round In Two-F ront Campaign  Bedlam Reigns On UN Assembly’s Floor As Soviet And Western Power Delegates Engage In Clashes

NN UN DEBATES   Assembly in Tumultuous Ex: change Between USSR :

Soviet Union Lashes Out af Western Powers   Russia Loses One Rounc in Unheeded Tirades on War-Mongering

Ales Bebler of Yugoslavia Engages in Heated Discussion of Balkan~ Situation; Refuses to. Observe Parliamentary Rules. ai

U.N. Delegates Deride Conflict Of 2 Chairmen  Bebler, Spaak Lock in Heated Exchange

Tumultuous Outbreaks  Mark U.N. Arguments  T,.Ft.. a ae [oh Deer   Delegates Shout ‘Insult’ and ‘Joke’ Chairman Defied By Yugoslav

Long Debate on Balkans Issue Ended   Soviet War-Monger Campaign Is Voted Down

*Insult’ Cries Fill Turbulent U.N. Session   Weatern-Russian Crossfire ‘Suares Committee Heads; Soviet Mave Reaaten

‘Two Committee Chairmen Openly Defied as Cries of “Insult” and “Joke” Ring Through Hal!—British Aecused of Assassinating a Former Greek Cabinet Minister—Russia Loses First Round of Fight on “Warmongers.”

Taft. Makes Bitter Attack  On Truman Administration   Senator Charges President’s Domestic Policies Must Meet Approval of C. I. O. and Advocates of Planned Economy Handling of Foreign Affairs, He Says, Leaves Doubt Whether U. S. Is Headed Toward Peace or War.

TAFT ATTACKS DEMOCRATIC      Senator Slashes At State Department In Speech

Taft Hits Foreign Affairs Handling  Winds Up Western Speaking Tour

Man. Accused Of Big Income Tax Shortage   Casey Says He Was Preoccupied By Work and Foraot To Pav

EX - ROOSEVELT AIDE ACCUSED BY GOVERNMENT   Eugene B. Casey, Gaithers berg, Charged With In come Tax Evasion   NO FRAUD INTENDED DEFENSE CONTENDS

Russia, Piling Up Goods, Shops for Exports Market, As Germans Complain

Soviet Report Abundant _ Crop Harvest  Points to Increasing Production in _ Releases"to People’

POLITICAL PLANS OF LAUSCHE KEEPS DEMOCRATS UP IN AIR   STATE COMMITTEE IS MEETING WITH EX-GOVERNOR AS ONE OF MAIN TOPICS OF  : DISCUSSION

FOR MAKING FILMS   Centron Corporation — for Business  in Lawrence

FOR MAKING FILM   Centron Corporation =  Open for Business  in Lawrence

1] Killed in State Weekend Mishaps   Five Are Drowned. Four Auto Deaths— Bedford Man Dead

[Sun Is Bright in Glocca Morra   What Has Happened To Fighting Irish? They’ve Gone To Congress

What's Happened To Fighting Irish? They're In Congress, O'Hara Says

MICKS TEAMED UP IN CONGRESS   GOP Trish Quit Fighting With Democrats On St. Patrick’s Day

@ PETER EDSON  Tells How Congress Is Playing Politics With Health

Rescue Efforts Continuing Through Night  Storm-Lashed Waves Two Stories High 280 Aditi... O}o}0 Newfoundland Canat

Big Boeing Flying Boat Wallowing in  Mountainous Seas  Near Disaster Off th Newfoundland Coast—

Sea Rescue Saves 48 ‘ From Big Plane, Down:  In Boisterous Atlantis      Becing Flying Beat Enroute From trelend Te Seu foundiaad Fereod Bown in Midecean, Plist ' Taxles Te Weather Basti Gefety i (‘i‘<ié‘(é ;

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Mr. Spelvin Resents Use Of Drafted Men On Roosevelt Estate

Lewis, Operators  Back In Session   Mine Leader Is Silent On His Contract  RT ne

Lewis, Operators Resume Talks   Gives No Hint Concerning His Contract Strategy

Americas Join To Keep Peace “Aleman States   Reds Served Notice By Mexican President Speaking in Capital’

STRIKE CRIMPS FORD C0, LINES   Murray Walkout Stop: Mercury And Lincoln Production

TATISTICAL RESUME       ‘BUILDING PERMIT TOTALS _—   “REAL ESTATE DEEDS   BANK CLEARINGS

BUILDING PERMIT TOTALS   REAL ESTATE DEEDS   BANK CLEARINGS   REAL ESTATE - MORTGAGES -

Stop-Gap Aid Near Passage; Changes Seen   Amendment to Curb Prices on Foreign Buying Wins Backing

Indications Are It Will Be Slashed Below 590 Millions Asked   Price Curbs Also Loom On Supplies   Federal Reserve Chairman Warns Nation Experiencing Inflation Period

Molotov Plans Reply to US   Answer Marshall Charges Blaming Russia for Parlev Failure

Molotov Will Answer Charge Of Marshall   RUSSIAN OFFICIAL IS IRKED BY U.S. ACCUSATIONS

‘Total War’ In China ©   Only Way to Settle Strife, Says Nationalist General; Predicts Red Defeat In 3 Month:

Senate School Bill Up for Vote   Mandate Portion of Teachers’ Salary Raise Chief Obstacle

Teacher Pay Still Problem In Assembly  Houses ‘Not   Houses “‘Not Too Far Apart,” Senator Save

Riots Against Jews Spread. Over Britain  Police Paitrale   Police Patrols in All Areas Are Strenathened

Riots Against Jews Spread . Over Britain   Police Patrals in All Areas Bre Strenathened

U.N. Tackles Planned Aims On Palestine  Delegates Divided On Proposal For Holy Land Partition

UN IS DEBATING PALESTINE PLAN   Final Decision Rests with 31 Member Nations

Fate Of Palestine Partition Plan Still Uncertain    Official Record Shows Almost Even Division Among United Mations Delegates

Way Cleared For Question On Palestine   Arabs Say 14,000 Armed Men Camped on Borders Of Palestine to Oppose Plan for Partitioning

U. N. Splits Evenly On Palestine Issue  14 Nations Declare Support of Partition

U.N. DIVIDED ON PALESTINE PROPOSAL   Showdown Vote Holds Fate Of Partition Plan

UN Asked to Speed Korean Independence   United States Gives Two Plans to Group

Results  Divided On Arab Problem   Fate Of Partition Plan Lies With 31 Members

FATE OF HOLY LAND 1S NOT YET EVIDENT   Jelegates Who Have Spoken in U. N, About Evenly Divided Over Partition Plan— Views of Others Unknown,

PARTITION PLAN STILL UP IN AIR   Fate Rests With 31 In U.N Who Conceal Opinions

U.N. Debates  Palestine   Fate of Partition Program Uncertain as General Debate Opens

UN Prepares To Consider Partition   Thirty-One Nations Hold Fate Of Plan In Their Hands

U.N. Dividec On Palestine Partitioning   Debate Ends With Showdown to Come: Final Talks Waited

U. S. PRESSES FOR EARLY ACTION ON KOREA'S FUTURE   UN DELEGATES ARE EVENLY DIVIDED ON PALESTINE QUESTION

Fate Of Plan For Partition Of Holy Land  Is Uncertain   Record Shows Even Count Of Delegates Heard In Committee

UN Is Evenly Divided on Holy Land Split   Discussion on Partition Will End Tomorrow

U.S. To Give 31 Former  German Ships to France   Also Big Floating Dry-dock; Part Of  American Share of Nazi Vessels

German Ships to France   Also Big Floating Dry-dock; Part O  American Share of Nazi Vessels

U.S. TO GIVE FRANCE 31 GERMAN VESSELS   Naval Ships Are Part of Those Awarded to America Under Potsdam Arreement.

U. 8. GIVES FRANCE $1 NAZI VESSELS   Ships Part of American Share Awarded by Pots dam Conference.

Lovett Makes Plan Public   Former Nazi Ships Part Of U7. S. Share Of Captured Boats

Will Share Nazi Ships   U. S. Ready to Give France 31 Vessels From Her Allotment; Part of Aid Plans

Sears To Open New Store In City Thursday   Business Leaders Of Lubbock Will Aid In Ceremony

Big Manhunt On In Oklahoma for Officer's Slayer   Deputy Sheriff Killed. Two Others Wounded Critically

OKLAHOMA DEPUTY SHOT TO DEATH   TWO OTHER MEN CRITICALLY WOUNDED—%-YEAR-OLD YOUTH SOUGHT.

Oklahoma Auto Theft Suspect Shoots 3, Escapes  Deputy Sheriff   Deputy Sheriff Killed on Highway Following Arrest

NEW DEAL TAG ON LILIENTHAL   Senators Think Truman Should Withdraw His Atomic Nomination

Bandits Rob Club Guests Of $200,000   Patrons At First Think Stick Up Is Part Of Night Spot Show

Hooded Gang Robs Patrons of Swank Club; Get $200,000   Flee in Stolen Cars After Firing Volleys from German Machine Pistol

Gunmen Get Rich Haul In Holdup   Line Up Patrons Of Swank Ohio Gambling Joint

Clinic Head At Hossital Gets Promotion   DR. GEORGE W. JACKSON NAMED DIRECTOR TODAY

Price Reductions On Many Items Reported in U. Y   Cuts Described as “Far From General” In News Roundup

PRICE CUTS SEEN ‘NOT GENERAL’   ‘Surveys Show Reductions Ir Some Industries

More Prices Cut But Net Effect On Index Slight  Too Early to Tell if Reductions Are Indicative of Trend

British House Of Lords May Be Stripped Of All Its Legislative Powers   Labor Government May Deprive The Nobility Of Its Ability To Block Nationalization Of

NOBILITY MAY LOSE POWERS   Report Labor Govt. Ready To Junk Legislative Powers Of Lords

Great Britain's House Of Lords May Be Junked  Attlee’s Cabinet Decides Fate Today

Labor Government May End Peerage’s Powers  ‘Sunking’ Of British ‘House. Of Lords Seen

Court Scores Rent Controls  Bot t 6s hk GD   Act Is Ruled on By Federal Judge

r  Jurist Rules Congress Lacks Power To Enforce Controls In Peacetime      Describes Law As Kiss Of Death Hanging On With Impotent Embrace

1947 Housing And Rent Law Ruled Invalid   Unconstitutional In Time of Peace, Cleveland Judge Says

Rent-Control Act of 1947 Declared Unconstitutional   Federal Judge Paul Jones Holds Peace Returned on Dee. 31, 1946, and That Congress Lacks Power to Enforce Regulations When No Wartime Emergency Exisio—Tatt Be lieves Case Will Be Appealed at Once.

Ruling Made That Housing and Rent Act of 1947 Is  Unananetitirtianal

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   ‘Rent Controls Extension Act legal, U.S. Judge Rules

ACT EXTENDING RENT CONTROL HELD INVALID   Cleveland Jurist Says Congress Without Control Power

PARTY WINS A MAJORITY   Cabinet Called Into Session to Discuss Future Course of Action, as a Result of Inconclusive Elections.

DANES TO PLOT FUTURE COURSE   Cabinet Called into Sessior After Communists Take an Election Beating

Danish Voters Spurn 9 Reds   Agarians Gain 11 Seats But Can‘t Form New Gov't Without Support

DANISH REDS LOSE 9 SEATS   Running Sixth In Field Of Seven Parties In Popular Vote

—KRISTENSEN CALLS CABINET— Reds Are eavy Losers  In Election In Denmark

Reds Slip In Denmark   Lose Half of Seats In Parliament; No Party Has Majority

Midnight Marauder Strikes As Mother Sleeps Few Feet Away  Baby Strangled By Prowler

Texas Senate Affirms Brown And Murray   27 Bills Already Entered; Jester Address Tomorrow

JESTER NOMINATIONS APPROVED BY SENATE EXECUTIVE SESSION  SECRETARY OF STATE BROWN, COMMISSIONER

GAS SHORTAGE IS PREDICTED FOR THIS FALL   Labor Day Rush May Deplete Petroleum In Mid-West

‘Gasdline ‘Shortage  To Spread Is Report   Petroleum Products So Scarce Some of  May Have te Close

APPROVE CASHING G. . BONDS SEPT. 1   House Subcommittee Makes Recommendation Over Protest Step Would Be Inflationary.

Incumbent State C10 Officers Win Election   Steffes Returned As President; Netzer La Crosse, Named Vice President

Present State CIO Regime Is Given New Hold   - Elects Entire Slate of Vice Presidents wt Canvwanton

TRUMAN HOLDS FAST T0 VIEW ON PALESTINE   Dismisses Bevin's Charge As ‘Most Unfortunate And Misleading’

TRUMAN STICKS TO HIS DEMAND ON PALESTINE   Insists 100,000 Jews Be Admitted  at Once

TRUMAN HOLDS FIRM ON PALESTINE STAND   Says Admittance Proposal Is ‘U. S. Reaffirmation’

TRUMAN STICKS TQ STATEMENT ON PALESTINE   President Says Charges by Bevin “Misleading and Most Unfortunate”

White House Raps Bevin On Palestine  yruman Again es Entry o less .' Hh A . and

PRES. RENEWS STANDON PALESTINE —   Supported by. _Senators.of . ” Both Parties

Leading Solons Of Both Parties Back President   Intervention Was Not To Obtain Votes in Election, Is Assertion

President Stands by Demands for Entry of Jews Into Palestine:   Has Backing of Democratic and GOP Statesmen

TRUMAN KEEPS UP PALESTINE VIEWS   Jews Should Be Allowed In Palestine, He Re-Affirms.

PRESIDENT HITS BEVIN’S CHARGES: DEMANDS ENTRY   Wants 100,000  Jews Admitted Ty Dalpactina

All-Out Frontal Attack on High Prices Could Eliminate Recession Possibility

MARSHALL BLAMES RUSS FOR BALKING PEACE FOR WORLD   U.S. State Secretary Is Author of Pamphlet en International Affairs; Tells of Opinions.   WARNING IS ISSUED ABOUT SITUATION

Temvperaturac   Marshall Blames Russia For World's Failure to Resume Peaceful Status   State Department Pamphlet Insists U.S. Continue Initiative in World Bffairs: Policies to Date Praised

Marshall Puts Peace Failure IInan Rucsians   Seerctary of Static Warns World Is Headed For Catastrophe Unless U. §&. ota« Toadershin.

Marshall Blames Russia For State-of- World:   Says U. S. Must “Continue Activity In: World Affairs

“lomorrows Headlines “Jaday MARSHALL PLACES TOTAL BLAME FOR WORLD UNREST INSTEAD OF PEACE SQUARELY ON RUSSIANS

Says Russia Blocks All Major Plans   Warns That World Is Now Headed For Great Catastrophe

GAS STATIONS HEED UP: THO MEN MISSING   POLICE OF ‘THREE STATES ALERTED IN MYSTERY

Search for Pair Feared Kidnapec   Gas Stations Are — Robbed, Attendants Disappear Mysterious!)

FROOPS BLOCK LAST HOUR TRY AT LIBERATION   Palestine Government Sees Possibility Of Bloody Reprisal Activities

Three Executed  In Jerusalem   Effort To Liberate Trio Be fore Hangings Fails— British Hunt Kidnapnaned Serveants

Execute Jews Ta Palestine   Attempt to Liberate 3 Extremists Fails; 2 Hostages Sought

EXECUTIONS TOUCH OFF POWDER KEG   Jewish Underground Threatens to Hang 2 British Sergeants

Three Jewish Radicals Hang As Liberation Attempt Fails   REFUSE TO LEAVE SHIP

JEWISH EXTREMISTS HANGED AT DAWN—MANHUNT FOR: . TWO CAPTURED SER. _GEANTS BEGINS ~-

MARK HELLINGER DIES ON COAST   Producer, 44, Taken To Hospital Saturday; Gained Movie Honors

AGENCY ARMY SERVES NOTICE IT WILL AVENGE THE DEATHS IN HAIFA BATTLE.

HAGANA WARNS OF RETALIATION   \Jewish Army To Avenge Deaihs of 41 

‘TAKE JOE, LEAVE WILLIE’ Monkey Makes Monkey of Self at Custody Hearing

RUMOR LEWIS MAY HEAD AFL   Report Gelas Circulation UMW Chief to Seek Post Now Held by Green

Lewis Said Slated As AFL President   Negotiation Of Record Coal Contracts ‘en Step Toward Suet ion To Post

PRESIDENCY OF AFL NEXT GOAL OF MINERS’ HEAD   Lewis Believed Anxious Te  Succeed William   Green   THREE MENTIONED FOR UMW LEADERSHIP

Fruitful Coal Contract Increase Speculation  Of John L’s. Goal  RP. TAROT NM Wa WwWaArRh

Lewis Seeks AFL Presidency?  Speculation Increases Mine Boss May Attempt To Succeed Wm. Green

Lewis May Seek AFL Presidency After UMW Wins   Officials Think He Could Get It

Commons to Delay Move for Control Of Steel Industry   Feel Nationalization Would Interfere With “Export or Die” Program

U.P. Timber Mer Re-elect Connor  Preparations Made For Loqgers Meet

U.P. Timber Mer Re-elect Connor  Preparations Made re 4a... . . bE. cg   Preparations Made For Looners Meet

ARMY AND NAVY UNITY OPPOSED   Truman’s Proposal To Have Rough Going In Senate Committee

U.N. May Recall Atom Commissior to Settle Energy Control Dispute

MAY HAND ISSUE TO COMMISSION   UN May Call Atomic Energy Com: mission Back to Work to , Solve American-Russian Differences and ‘rile World Atomic Treaty,

NEW CHARGES TOSSED AT U.S. BY VISHINSKY   European Communist Parties Create  Red Band

Soviet Spurns U. S. Plan To Solve Balkan Snarl   Vishinsky Declares Washington Making Greece Military Base

Inside Your Congress  same pos  From The Record  aby GANUSL B. PETTENGILL Geationas from a

Big Highway Work Lefting Tuesday  Estimated $2,737,000 Involved In Road, Bridge, Drainage Contracts

GUERRILLAS IN GREECE DEMAND SEPARATE STATE   FULL SCALE WAR RAGES ‘ALONG THE ALBANIAN BORDER

Greek Red Leader Asks Free’ State   Fugitive Communist Chief Says Break Made With Other Groups: Foreian Briqaade Reported

Greeks Battle In North Zone Near Albania   Red Leader Appeals For “Democratic” Regime As Guerrillas Are Forced Back

Greek Communist Calls For independent State   Statement Comes as Government Troops Drive on Guerrjlice

Red Leader in Greece Urges Free ’Regime   Government Troops Continue Heavy Drive on Guerrillas

Communists Call for Free Greece   Government Troops Continue Their Drive Against Reds

Greek Red Leader Asks Free Gov't   Fugitive Communist Chief Calls for ‘Free Democratic Government in Greece’;  - Fighting Continues.

Communists Call for Free Greece  Government Traons   Government Troops Continue Their Drive Against Reds

Maintain Heavy Drive On Guerrillas... .ebels Strive To Form  New Nation Within The Borders Of Old Greece

Six Convicts Slain in Break   Shooting Starts as Warden Is Attacked   Greeks Driving Against Guerillas

GREECE'S FUGITIVE COMMUNIST HEAD CALLS FOR THE CREATION OF A FREE DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT IN NORTH

Communists In Greece Would Create Regime   Want Democratic Government In Guerilla Area

Seek Soviet Greek State   Communist ‘Léader. Would Have Red Area: Secede From Nation

Sixteen Cars of Southern Pacific Flyer Derailed; 37 Passengers Hurt, Less Than Dozen Seriously

Senate Bill Stirs Much Wrangling   Soviet Foreign Ministes Reveals Country's Attitude; Says Breakup Did Not Help.

Umtee Plan Assailed By Synod Head   Dr. J. L. Barnhart, Opening Svned Here, Also Decries Pastors’ Lew Salaries

Synod Head Sees New World War   Dr. Barnhart Defies Those Who Advocate Universal Military Training. -

ATHONY AND ORNSBY SENT 1) SHOWERS   lleville Catcher ailed for Interfer¢ With Hitter

NEWSPAPER MEN ‘MEET IN STATE   Press Association Of North Carolina Tonight Opens 7Sth Annual Convention _At Atlantic Beach; NEA Officials ‘To Be Heard.

STATE'S GUARD TO DIE TONIGHT   Organization Formed To Protect Home Front During Past War To Become listorv At Midnight.

GAG RULE ON BUDGET CLAIM OF DEMOCRATS   Republicans Renew Bid To Cut Taxes With  New Committee

Congressional Group Starts Budget Study   Democrats Charge “Gag Rule” as Committee Organizes

Committee Is Formed to Review Budget at Stormy Gathering   Democratic Cry of ‘Gag Rule’ Is Mingled With Republican Demands for Tax Cuttnea ac House-Sencte Group Meels

20-Man Panel To Do Actual Work  Will Put Its Own eiling On Spendina

"Gag Rule” Cry Heard As Budget Group Organizes  Subcommittee To Do Actual Work Named

20-Man Budget Group Arouses  ‘Ga Rule’ Cry   Democratic Solon Protests Authority Given Senate,  House Sub-Committee 

HEARING ON BUDGET IS STORMY ONE   Tempers Flare as Democrats Charge  GOP with Gag Rule

Congress Group Starts Study Of » Truman Budget   ‘Gag Rule’ Is Charged as Sub-Committee Is Set Up

Democrats Blast GOP for ‘Gag’ In Tax Cut Study   O’Mahoney Says Economy Subcommittee Perils West

SENATE-HOUSE BUDGET GROUP STARTS WORK   DEMANDS RENEWED FOR REDUCTIONS IN INCOME TAX

BUDGET IS BEGUN, GAC BITE CHARCET   Democrats Raise Cry as Con:  pares to Put Own Ceiline on Spending.

Demos Charge ‘Gag Rule’ in Budget Action   Tempers Flare During First Closed Meeting Of Joint Committee

Part Of Train ~ Plunges Down Embankment   Wreck Occurs Near Site Of - Famous Horseshoe Curve On Railroad Line   SCORES INJURED; ' TAKEN TO ALTOONA

CRACK TRAIN LET TRACKS. ~- BARLY TODAY   ‘AT LEAST 00 PERSONS WERE INJURED. IN /RED ARROW. ‘DISASTER IN’ PENN. ‘SYLVANIA :

American Royal fo Spur Food Program In Eight-Day Show   Opening Today, Kansas City’s Big Event Is Area's Exhibition

YORK-ADAMS SCOUT MEETING THURSDAY   Annual Election Of Officer: Of Area Council Will Take Place At York — Genera Byron Will Be Guest

Bulgaria and Romania Turn Down “Invite”   Tomorrow Is Deadline. on Paris Parley Answers

RED SATELLITES FOLLOW MOSCOW LEAD ON AID PLAN   Sweden, Norway, Denmark Expected To Accept Invitations

Two Countries Decline to Attend Paris Conference   Satellites of Soviets, Bulgaria and Romania Reject Invitations

Soviet Satellites Refuse to Join in Paris Discussions   Anglo-French Invitations  Are Rejected by Bulgaria and Romania   POLAND TO REACH A DECISION TODAY   ‘Tomorrcw Is Deadline for Accepting Bids to Recovery Talks

2 Satellites Thumb Noses At Aid Plan   Bulgaria And Romania, Soviet - Dominated Nations, Will Dodge Parley

Red Satellites ‘Snub’ Parley  Rulearia. Romania   Bulgaria, Romania Reject Bids to Paris

McLaughlin To Tell Story In $700,000 Suit   Expected To Explain Acquaintanceship With Milliner

New W illiam Tell  A etna tee  Gun- Toting Maryland Solon  Blasts‘ 500 Legislative Bills

Shots Not Fatal Sharp-Shooting Senator Gives Pigeons, Colleagues Bad Time

Terrorism Rife As India Waits  First Freedom   Pomp, Ceremony Will Mark Hitfdu, Moslem States’ Commonwealth Birth

Brifish Rule Ends In India as Home  Government Starts  Four Hundred Million: Become Free Men in Hictoric Action

INDIA READY TO WELCOME INDEPENDENCE   Impressive Ceremonies Are Planned Despite Wave of Killings

India Prepares For Observance (Of Independence   Lord Mountbatten Goes to Karachi For Today's Rites

NOTED EDUCATOR AND SISTER SHOT   Elderly Friend Sought After Colorado Cabin Deaths

RETIRED TEACHER HUNTED Man Sought in Slayings Of  Famed Edueator and Sister

Man Sought In Slaying  Of Educator   Famed Denver Teacher. Her Sister Found Dead In Cabin

Seek Slayer Of 2 Sisters   as iat eee ee  we   Spread Dragnet For Retired Teacher

Retired Teacher Object of Hunt An Cabin Deaths   Elderly Colorado Women Discovered Slain in Cabin

Retired School Teacher Hunted in Death of Two Colorado Sisters   Police Think Clues Pointing to Man's Suicide Desianed to Sidetrack Them

Spread Search For Teacher In Murder Case   Seek Fred W. Lundy, One Time Teacher In Denver Teachers Shot.

Wanted In Double Slaying... . Retired Educator  Object Of Search

SEEK RETIRED SCHOOL TEACHER IN CABIN DEATHS   Famous Denver Educator, Invalid Sister Slain in Colorado

—MURDER— Comb West For Slayer Of Sisters  Retired School Teacher Hunted

SEEK TEACHER IN DEATH OF 2   Retired Denver Instructor {s Sought for Questioning in Slaying of Women.

Retired Teacher is Sought for Deaths of Elderly Sister:   Cousin of Winnebago, Ill. County Man Object of Wide Hunt in West

Two Women Found Dead In Mountain Cabin, Each Shot Through Head; Dragnet Spread

Hunt for Killer Of Two Sisters.  ” Friend of Women - “ds Being Souaht

Two Slayings In Colorado Start Manhunt   Retired School Teacher Is Sought for Questioning in Killing of Famed Denver Educator and Sister.

Hunt for Killer Of Two Sisters    Friend of Women Is Being Sought

ROBOT FIGHTER HOPS PLANNED   Push Button System Proves Effective In Long Flight

Push-Button System Proves Itsel! In Round Trip. Flight to England

May Test Jets, Heavy Planes With ‘Robots’   ‘Push - Button’ System Proves Worth in. 8,000 Mile Atlantic Jaunt

U.S. Robot Rocket Planes Pass British Sonic Tests; Pilotless Craft Developed

Jets Next For Push Buttons   Awtometic Flight Experi. ments Already Being Plorned After €-34 Success

Admit Automatic Flight A Success   New System  Has Many Advantages for Use on Modern Planes

Kir Force Experts Planning Robot Tests with Jet Planes, Transports

EXPERTS PLAN AUTOMATIC CONTROL TESTS  ’-ROBOT JET FLIGHT IS STUDIED

Egypt Asks UN For Her Freedom   Botton Drops from Vegetable Prices      Idle Hour Club Proprietor Cited

Greyhound Bus Lines Hit by Strike of 900  Matnranneenx WAlaclkace

2 DIE, 14 HURT IN BRUSH FIRE   Blaze Sweeps Out of Control in Dry Canyon Near Pasadena, Calif.

2 KILLED, 14 INJURED AS FIRE HITS GANYON   2,000 Acres Are Scorched in Los Angeles Area

MARTIN CLAIMS KAISER TALKED OF ORDER PULL   Boasts about Mars Plane Contracts Are Told to Committee

Claimed He Could Get  Contracts   Builder Of Big Flying Boat Hits Hard At Rival

G. L. MARTIN TELLS OF KAISER BOAST   Said He Could Get Order to Build 500 Mars Flying Boats

G. L. MARTIN TELLS OF KAISER'S MARS FLYING-BOAT TALE   Manufacturer Supposedly Boasted He Could Get Order That Other Producers Couldn't.

He'd Get Order, Martin Charges   Bragged He'd Get Contract for 500 Flying Boats, Rival Tells Probers

Farley Predicts Cut In Navy Funds Will Mean Disastrous Shin Losses

Labor Law Protects Workers From Abuses, Co-Author Hartley Claims

ANOTHER FOREST FIRE OUTBREAK PROMPTS PLEA FOR PREVENTION AS DRY TEXAS WEATHER GOES ON

Traffic Accidents Mounting Over State Violent Deaths Claim 47 During Holiday

'MAKE BRIDGE REPAIRS   Phila. Firm in Charge of Work At Snan Near Mulmeviile

tev. Shelby Clark and  family Arrive   William P. Pavlotf Stricken Wednesday Afternoon

SENATE: DUCKS CIGAR pe u      Adjourn Until Afternoon: ‘After Bypassing House Proposal to Raise Tax   EXPECT TO CLEAR’ UP. _ CALENDAR ON SATURD as

Legislative Council Faces Busy Session   Hearings Scheduled Or _ Liquor Sales, Taxes, Bookies

MM. GARVIN, (MARGUS, DIED THURS.   Resident Of‘ Marcus 70 Years Laid To Rest Thic Marning

War Dead Are Honored By Nation   Heroes Buried Around World Paid Tribute In  Fitting Exercises

FOUND: A PLACE FOR OLD RAZOR BLADES Kansas Convict Gorges Qn Metal. Surgeon Finds

Convict $ Stomach Yields 401 Nails  Razors A.so Removed i in » Operation

OCOOMMUNIBSTS BOORED   Prisoner’s Stomach Yields 3 Pounds of Metal in Operation

NEW HOSPITAL   To Be: Known as: East: -ern Illinois. Gen-" eral Hospital

NAME CHOSEN FOR PROPOSED NEW HOSPITAL   To Be Known as East ern Illinois General Hospital

Vote Saturday on bond issue  for $75,000  $40, 000 to go for  no Re Ds

Delay Watts Murder Trial   Negro Charged in Death Of Mrs. Mary Lois Burney

FLOOD NEAR OUTSKIRTS OF JAP CAPITAL   Residents in Eastern Outskirts Told to Evacuate —Post-Typhoon Toll Is Now 2,400 Dead, Missing or Injured.

2 Men Killed, 3 Seriously Burned As Exolosion Wrecks Ohio Creamery

TWO ARE KILLED AND FIVE. HORT IN EXPLOSION   Ft. Recovery Man One of In jured in Thursday Morning Tragedy

Petrillo Hits At Congressmen   Takes Some Verbal Swings at Kearns, Mercer Solon

Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean, Fabulous Washington Social Figure. Dies at 60

OWNER OF HOPE DIAMOND 15 DEAC   EVALYN WALSH M’LEAN, FABULOUS SOCIAL FIGURE, SUCCUMBS AT 60.

‘WORE EVIL-OMENED GEM  Evalyn McLean, Owner of Famed Hope Diamond, Dies

Collected Gems, Pawned Them, Owned ‘Hope’ Diamond, Entertained Royalty

Mrs. E.W.M’Lean  Is Summoned _ She Was the Owner - of Hope Diamond

Cairo Rioters Denounce U.S.. Assail Britain   Students, Demonstrate Tn Front Of Embassy, Hurl Stones Al U. & Photographers

 Shouting ‘Down With America, Cairo Students Stone U.S. Photographers;   Demonstrations Against Palestine Division _Being Staged In Many Near East Cities; Weapons Promised By Arabs.

TEXAS BLAST RECALLS SAN FRANCISCO QUAKE   Californians Who Remember Destruction of City 44 Years Ago Have Feeling of Svmpathy.

WARNING 1S GIVEN STATE MOTORISTS   Care Is Urged Today by State Police Head to Be Careful.

Steel Discounts FIC Complaint  Same As Made In Earlier Years, Says

Devastating Fires Believed Work Of Arsonist In Maine   Thousands of Persons Flee Island Colony of Millionaire Summer Mansions—Fires Claim. 18  Livac Im the Natian

FIRES STILL RAGE IN NEW ENGLAND: LOSS $26,000,021   Six Communities in Maine  Wiped Out, 11 Dead— i Thousands Flee Resort   Town of Bar Harbor.   RED CROSS PROVIDES  AID FOR REFUGEES   Three Fire-Caused Deaths Listed in Massachusetts, One in Connecticut, Three in Michigan.

BEAUTIES AWAIT FINAL AWARDS   Miss America Contestants Vie For Top Title   Photo on Page 2.

Move for Walkout By All Teachers Spreads in State   : Syracuse Group Prepares : : For Secret Poll on Con-   certed Protest    FEBRUARY 24 SET AS WALKOUT DATE   Association Leaders Hit Move as Illegal, Cite Passible Penalties

TO APPEAR IN RECITAL   Marie and Joseph AVilkins Will Sing in Hoch Auditorium

CHINESE KILL 5000 RIOTERS   Formosans' Subjected To ‘Blood Bath, Writer Says

Rioting In Palestine  Is Probed   Liverpool, Glasgow Are Scenes of New Anti-Jewish Riots

viouence 18 ALSO REPORTED “IN BRITISH ISLES AGAINST. JEWS ‘AFTER ‘SOLDIERS. ARE HANGED

BRITISH ORDER HOLY LAND QUIZ   ‘Liverpool and Glasgow Hit by Outbreaks Against  Jewish Shops  }

Scioto River Probed For Possible Victims After Lightning Rips Bridge

Grim Tension ls Heightened In Jerusalem   British Urged To Stay Plans for Martial Law

Britons to Complete Evacuation Today   Strike at Underground Expected After Hanvine of Doomed Man

Jews Make New Appeal To British   Asks British To Reconsider Plan To: Impose ‘Martial Law.

Jewish Leaders Ask British To Reconsider Plan To Impose  Vartial Law On Holy Land

JEWISH LEADERS APPEAL TO THE BRITISH TO RECONSIDER PLANS FOR MARTIAL LAW IN HOLY LAND

Martial Law Edic! Is Appealed by Jewish Leaders   Evacuation of — British Women, Children Goes on

JEWS ASK BRITISH TO RESTUDY PLAN FOR MARTIAL LAW    Evacuation of Women, Child. > Ten From-Palestine-Causes : Mounting Tension

British Delay Fuse In Palestine   Convicted Terrorist Not Expected to Hang Until Evacuation of. Women and Children

EXPECT DELAY OF EXECUTION INPALESTINE   lews Appeal to British in Attempt to Avert Martial Law Order

JEWISH LEADERS REQUEST RESPITE ON MARTIAL LAW   Government Appears. Ready ~ te Crack Down on Underern Carne

TO FORESTALL  MARTIAL LAY   Leaders Appeal to British to Reconsider Plans to Impose Restrictions on Palestine to Subdue the Underground.

Jewish Underground Declares British Blood Will Flow (aj  Grim Tension Hits Holy Land

Truman Lauds U. S. Farmers  For Their Aid   O'Neal Says Farmer On Threshold Of Golden Age Or Beginning Of Fall

  ‘Truman Urges Farmers 'To Give Their Best  ‘For Democracy’s Sake

WU Strike Is Scheduled For Dec. 23  -° Might’ Also. Halt  News Sérvices .

WALKOUT SET BY TELEGRAPH UNIONS DEC. 23   Pre - Christmas Strike Threatened in Row  Over Pay Boost

So Mae cramer ste lla a Reiki AOC BET  Strike Date Cot By Telesraphers

DEC, 23 I$ SET FOR CTU STRIKE   Meeting Scheduled Today in Attempt To Avoid Walk-Out

WESTERN UNION STRIKE DATE SET   WALKOUT, IF IT BEGINS, WILL START AT 6 A. M. ON DECEMBER 23.

Nationwide Strike By Western Union Employes Is Callec  var aman   Walkout Slated Dec. 23 Over Demand For New Pay Hike

LABOR TIEUP BY W. U. WILL BE CRIPPLING   New York Alone of All Sections Will Not Be Affected

Probers Hunt Meyer, Pass Up Party Girls  Wandering Agent Eludes Officers;  WW awmtard tr Tachi fer Wish Tielke nc

Meyer Sought For New Quiz   Hughes Party Giver Again Missing; Boss . Returns To Stand

HUGHES AGENT STILL ABSENT FROM HEARING   Police Seek Meyer While Plane Builder Resumes Senate Testimony.

West Coast Millionaire ‘Returns To Stand For — Ath Day Of Questioning

Hughes Aide Again Wanted At Air Probe   Committee Investigating Air Contracts Won't Call Glamour Girls Ta ‘Testify.

Fun-Loving Meyer Sought By Police   Hughes Returned To Witness Stand For Fourth Straight Day Of Questioning

Pepper Favors Financial Aid To Russia By U.S.   Senator Says Terms Of Marshall Plan Are Too Narrow And Are Creating Distrust Among Nations

senator Wout lactune., Raveie Pepper Wants U. S. To Expand Aid Plan

CALLS MARSHALL PLAN TOO NARROW   PEPPER THINKS 1T SHOULD INCLUDE ALL NATIONS WHO NEED WU. 8. ALD.

Pepper Declares Foreign Policy Needs Widening   Says Our Economic Aid Should Go to Every Nation in Need

Pepper Would Provide Aid For Russians   Feels Marshall Plan Too Narrow for. Rebuilding Europe

DELAY ACTION ON CITATIONS   Presentation of Charges Against Group of Film Writers Is Held Up

Standard Sets . Allocation Plan For 12 States  Take Action Because Of Mounting Sales

Gas Ration Is Imposed  In The West   Action Taken By Standard To Allocate Fuel As  Shortage Threatened

Standard Oil fo Ration Gasoline in 12 States: Demand Exceeds Supply

Allocate Gas in Twelve States   ‘Mounting Sales Lead To Action By Standard

STANDARD OIL'S “ARE DWINDLING   Company Announces’ Summer Rationing Plan—Tremendous Soles Increases Cited

STANDARD T0 ALLOCATE GAS      Will Distribute Supplies Equitably

Gas Dealers Get Rations   Standard Co. Says Demand Too Big; Must Allocate During Summer Months.

Increased Gasoline Sales Force ‘8: Company to Allocate Auto Enel

Standard Oil to ‘Ration’ Supply In Gas Crisis   To Allocate Amounts To Dealers, Who Will Divide With Customers

Standard Oil To Allocate  Gasoline   Minnesota Among States In Middle West to Be Affected by Rule

Standard Places Curb on Gasoline   Mounting Sales Causes Company to Start Al location System   KANSAS IS ON THE LIST   Heavy Demand for Farm 'se Causes Shortage in  Middle W West

Start Gasoline  Allocation Plar  Standard Oil Cuts Supplies To Dealers

Company Begins  Allocation of Gas Standard Oil (Ind.)  Announces System

INDIANA FIRM TO RATION GAS   Standard Sets Oealer Limit For 3 Months

A Rein On Gas  Sales   Inadequate Supply -Forces' Standard Oil “To Adopt Allocation System in- Midwest

Midwestern States Have Fuel Shortage Rationing Of Gas To Dealers ' ts Ordered By Standard Oj!

Available Supplies Will Be Distributed Equitably, Company Says in Announcement

21 Killed In Sunday Crash Of Airliner   Expect Death List to Increase; Many Yet Unidentified

" prints Florida Swamp  _ Names Cause Delay In Identifying 12 Puerto Rican Bodies

Say Democrats Must Reorganize  Must Become ‘ ‘Really Liberal” Dilworth Declares

Dilworth Says Democrats Must Reorganize Wholly In.State And Liberalize

National American Legion Convention Asks U.S. Communist Party Outlawed

BEQUESTS EXEMPTED   Harrisburg Rules Swartzlander Residuarv Eatate

SLAP AT RUSSIAN BLOG ADVOGATEL   THREE CONGRESSMEN WOULD DENY RELLEF TO NATIONS BOXCOTTING PARIS.

Lawmakers Would Isolate Nations Backed by Russia  Break in Diplomatic Relations With Soviet Recommended

Kensas Will Have Big U.S. Aid Road Proaraii   PRA Reports 963.8 Miles of Highways to ‘Be Built This Year --

VETERANS OFFICE MOVES   Moberly VA Now Located in New Second Floor Quarters

Aid Plan To Be Closely Studied   Arrival Of 16-Nations “Report Being Awaited By Officials.

U.S. to Delve Into Request ‘For Aid Fund.   Nations Ask ‘Total Of Seven Billion For Year

U.S. Scrutiny Is Awaiting European Bid  Double Check Is Due   Double Check Is Due Before Congress Receives Proposal

Kurope’s Aid Bid To be Sifted Here  Both U. S. Congress, State Department To Study Paris Plan

U.S. Studys 22 Billion Aid Request   So-called Marshall “Plait to Be Checked ‘Theroughly Before Going to Conaress

Will Serutinize European Plea   Prediction of Approval From Dirksen Now Touring Europe

‘U.S. fo Give Aid Appeal ,Close Study   Europe Asking For $7 Billion For First Year

Close Check On Aid Plan      N o U.S. Funds to Europe Until After Careful:Scrutiny

Europe Need: Placed Under Close Study  Whole Report to Be Gone Over With Eine Taath Camb

FARMERS AND GARDENERS   Europe Aid Plea Faces Close U.S. Scrutiny

U. S. To Scan Estimates Of Needs Closely   State Dept., Congress To Check Europe’s Plea Item By Item

16-Nation Paris Conference Report Will Be Gone Over “With Fine Tooth Comb.” State Dent. Save.

Red Position On Aid Plan  Is Shaping Up   Blind and Deaf Mutes Married Through Hands   Dunifon New Liquor Department Director

Liouor Director ls Dale Dunifon   Leaves BUC Post For New $7,500 Job

Dunifon Named Liquor Chiel  — BUC Administra   BUC Administrator Named by Governor

CHARGE FILED AGAINST YOUTH   14-Year Old Boy Reenacts The Kidnap-Sleying Of  Pal in Warehouse

Slaying of Pal Is Re-enacted By Boy of 14   Charge of Murder Filed Against Lad At Harrison. N. J.

YOUTH ADMITS KIDNAP-KILLING   Newark Schoolboy, 14, Strangles Pal, 11, In Old Warehouse

14-Year-Old Boy Confesses Gruesome Kidnap-Slaying of 11-Year-Old Chum

KRUG ASKS FOR LAW ON SAFETY IN COAL MINES   Interior Secretary Tells Congress Authority Badly Needed

Finances Issue In Overell Case  Defense Contends Business Unsound

Senate Probers Close Meyers Phase, Give  Case To Prosecutors   Air Force Chief Puts New Low On Financial Dealings And Love Life Of Retired General As Other Bureaus Take Up Case.

OFFICER FACES ARMY TRIAL AS HEARINGS END   And Indictment On Tax Evasion

Probers Turn Case Over fo Prosecutors   Air Force Chief Terms Officer Liar Who Soiled Uniform

Gen. Arnold Levels Blast At Meyers   Says Army Officer A Liar; Senate Group Hearing Ended

Meyers is Called A ‘Liar’ by Top Air Force Officer   Gen. H. H. Arnold Goes Before Profit Probe Committee to Testify

GEN. ARNOLD SAYS MEYERS TOLD LIES   Says General Disgraced His Uniform and Rank

SAYS GENERAL HAS DISGRACED HIS UNIFORM   Former Air Forces Chief Denies He Condoned Stock Deals

Gen. ‘Hap’ Arnold Flays Meyers as ‘Liar. Who Disgraced His Uniform’

NATURAL FLIERS WIN (aki (‘Cé~C ee,  Mere DC-4 Proves No Match In Clash: With Flying Geese

Plane Comes Down After tiead-on Collision With Flight of Loud Honkers

Passengers ‘in Fine Spir ils? Afler Removal from Wave-Baltered Airliner,

BIKIN] TARGET »SHIPS REMAIN HOT AFTER YEAR   Atom Blast Contaminatior Hampers Observation By Naval Scientists

SOME BIKINI TARGET SHIPS) ‘STILL TOO HOT TO HANDLE   HADIOACTIVITY FROM THE ATOMIC BOMBS MAKES " SOME,SHIPS UNSAFE AFTER NEARLY A YEAR

UN Delegates To Decide on Representation   General Assembly Is Summoned for Saturday Meeting   AFL and ClO Fail To Agree On Merging   Woman Found Dead On Electric Fence

Argentina’s President Is Cat Off Air  Mystery Voice Says “Death To Peron”

ON RADIO AS PERON TALKS   Speaker In‘errupts Broadcas:, Calls For Death

‘DEATH TO. PERON’      Mystery Voice Interrupts Broadcast in Areentina

Peron Broadcast Broken by Threat Of Death, Blamed on Nationalists

11,000 WORKERS BATTLE-TO SAVE ST, LOUIS LEVEES   Steadily Rising Mississip: pi Forces Hundreds From Homes

Fight to Save Levees South Of St. Louis   -'Mississippi - Rise. Is Steady,:-Hiundreds Leave. Their Homec

em 8s ibis aictass alan ence arene  SEN. MYERS SPEAKS FOR COMMUNISTIC HOUSING PROGRAM

GOV GREEN IN COMPLIMENT TO COLES CO.         aa  Signs. Hospital. Bill.  PP. Tnpcamoment Plan:

GOV GREEN IN COMPLIMENT TO COLES CO.   Signs Hospital Biil and Approves Area Improvement Plan

AFL Rebuffs Balky Lewis To Aid Union   Office Eliminated Because of Refusal To Sign ‘Red’ Slip

AFL Chiefs Strip Lewis Of “Office”   °15-Man Council Votes To Do Away with Vice Presidencies Leaving Green. Meanv as Heads

AFL Leaders Check Lewis   Votes to Strip Him  And 12 Other Vice Desecidantc cf Off lew

Council Votes To Eliminate Office: Title:   Mine Union Leader SHil On Council

AFL Leaders Slap Down Lewis, 12 Others in _ Vice-President Ouster

Defiant Lewis Slapped Down By AFL Leaders   Stripped of Office In Biq Federation

A. F. L. CHIEFS DEMOTE LEWIS   Miners’ Head And 12 Others Ousted From Vice- Presidencies  BECOME COUNCILMEN

AFL Slaps Down a Defiant Lewis   Top Leaders Vote to Strip Mine Boss and Dozer Others of Vice Presidencies in Federation.

AFL REVOLTS AGAINST LEWIS   Abolishes Office in Federatior So Mine Leader Can't Bar NLRB Recognition.

May Cut Authority Of Lewis   Little Locals Need NLRB’s Protective Facilities Far More Than Bie Unions

John L. Lewis “Slapped Down’ By AFL Leaders  Threaten To Strip  All Vice Presidents Of Office In Union

is, Power i in Union   Vote To Strip. 13. Vice-Presidents of This Office .

JOHN L. LEWIS GETS SLAPPED DOWN BY Ari   TOP LEADERS STRIP VICE PRESIDENTS OF THEIR JOBS

AFL ELIMINATES VICE PRESIDENTS   ACTION PREVENTS LEWIS BLOCKADE OF NLRB RECOGNITION

Council Moves To Unseat AFL  Vice Presidents   Seeks To Get Around Lewis’ Refusal To Sign Anti-Red Affidavit.

AFL Leaders Urge End of Lewis’ Office   Council Would End One-Man Boycott Of Labor Board

Lewis Defiance — Slapped. Down: At AFL Parley   Vote To Strip Him And 12 Other Vice Presidents; Of Office In Federation

AFL PROPOSES TO ABOLISH 13 VICE PRESIDENTS   Move Would Reduce Lewis tt Mere Rank of Council Member

Lewis IS NREDUKECT By AFL Leaders  All Vice Presidents ‘Demoted’ to Detour  Taft-Hartley Edict

AFL Leaders Abolish   Lewis, Others Do Away With 13  Vice Presidents In Federation

TOP AFL LEADERS SLAP DOWN LEWIS ‘VOTING TO STRIP HIM OF OFFICE HE USED TO BAR DOOR FOR NLRB AID

Council: Strips Chief. Of Miners and 12 Others... OF “Office”; Fux .  " gher Clashes Due:-

May Dissolve AFL Offices ToCheck Lewis  Vice-Presidencies May Be Vacated; Give Green Powe!

Lewis Power {is Cut By AFL Leadership   Twelve Top-ranking:. Vice-presidents Lose Tohe hy Faderntian Unte

AFL Leaders In Slap At Lewis  All Vice-Presidents usted From Office

AFL Leaders Vote To Remove Lewis From Union Post   Executive Council Destroys Position  Of Vice-President

A.F.L. Head: Attempt to Check Lewis   Ask Elimination of Vice-Presidente in Affidavit Issue

AFL Council Proposes Defiant Lewis Be Stripped of His Office of Vice President

A Blow © To Lewis Prestige   AFL Strips Him of Office By-Passing Effect of Refusal to . Sign Non-Red Affidavi

Would Strip Lewis of Post   AFL Top Leaders Vote to End Post Of Vice President

To Get Around Communism Issue... . AFL Strips Lewis Of Unton “Office”

AFL Slaps Down Lewis fo Obtain NLRB Recognition   T3 Vice-Presidential Offices Eliminated By Action of Council

AFL Leaders Slap Lewis, Other Union Non-Signers   Steps Taken To Help Small Groups Under Taft-Hartley Setup; Nip Vice Presidents

Top A. F. L. Leaders Slap Down Lewis— Vote To Do Away With Vice Presidents

Lewis Deprived Of AFL Office As Leaders Act   Miner, Colleagues Become Merely ‘Council Members

AFL Leaders Vote To Do Away With 12 Vice Presidents  Siap ‘John L.’ Down For Refusing to Sian Affidavit

AFL Votes Out Lewis To Free  Unions Of Ban   Refused To Sign  Red. Disavewal

Four Actions Filed in Court During Week   Child Support Case Is Appealed From Justice Court

Prison Overseer Ousted For Smugeling Narcotics   Total Of 32 Strips Of Benzedrine Found Hidden In Biscuits In Lunch Pail Of Overseer At Speigler Prison, Says Boswell

MRS, TRUMAN ~ LOSES GROUND   President Keeps Bedside  Vigil at Grandview

Reparations Issue Ties Up Ministers   Western Envoys Lined Up Against Molotov

Apparently Facing Foreign Ministers   Soviet Union Demanding $10-Billion Payment From Germany

Russia Firm in Demand or Reparations   Refuses to Accept Less Than 10 Billion From Germany

RUSSIA'S DEMAND? FOR REPARATIONS DEADLOCKS BIG‘   Molotov Refuses to Agree to Principles for Treaty With Germany Until 19 Bil- “ lion Is Paid.   U.S. AND BRITAIN, TURN DOWN CLAIM   Two Hold Reich Cannot Make Payment and Money Would Have to Come From ~. Their Countries. ~

Red Demands Stymie Talks By Big-Four   Reparations Claims Deadlock Ministers At Fruitless Parley

Russian Money Demand Snarls London Parley   Big 4 Appears Deadlocked On Bid for $10 Billion

‘Around Jn Cirele-*  Old Bugaboo Repar ations Stalls Talks By Big Four   Western Ministers Blunthy Refuse Bid For S10.000.000.000 For Ten Billions

BIG FOUR DEADLOCKED ON PARLEY PROCEDURE   Marshall Demands Russ German Terms Molotov Insists On 10 Billions Booty

Repeat Moscow ‘Demands   Demand Payments Before Agreements To Peace Treaty

GERMANY SAID UNABLE TO PAY .  --Foreign Ministers Deadlocked ~ On.German Payments To Russia

Big 4 Meeting Wallows In Frustration  ae Se Ss, ga   Russians Insist  On Settlement Of Reparations Before Other Discussions

Soviet Demand For Damages Blocks Meet   Deadlock On Same Stand Wrecked Moscow Parley

GERMANY SAID UNABLE TO PAY , Foreign Ministers Deaclocked On. German Payments To Russia.

U-N Foreign Ministers Deadlocked With Reds  On German Reparations

Reds’ Reparations Demand Deadlocks Big Four Meet  Destitute Germany Can’t Pay $10 Billions,  C.8 Wastere Daw

Deadlock Seen At Parley Over Soviet Demand   Russia Asks Ten Billions In Reparations From Germany; Wrecked Moscow Meeting

Same Demand Locks Big 4   3 Line Up Against Molotov: Only Goina In Gircles.

Big 4 Deadlocked  On Reparations  Russ Refuse to Move Ahead Until Indemnities Approved

Democrats Win Kentucky Vote;  LAA I eel  Name Governor   Republicans Win Congres sional Contests — New York, Ohio Vote Bonus

Democrats Sur ge Back Into Power After Four Years  SEEN IMPORTANT Race For Bilbo’s Sen ate Seat Is Most Fxecitinge

JUDGE STENN:S LEADS 5 OTHERS IN MISSISSIPP   Democrat SoftPedaled Race Issue; Sack Bilbo’s Seat

Labor Claims Victory In Republican Defeat ‘On Taft-Hartley Issue

Kentucky [Elects Demo Governor   Eldon S. Clements Winner in Gubernarorial Race; Stennis Holds Scant Edge in Mis clecinol.

Demos Recapture Governorship in Kentucky Election   Stennis Leading Mississippi, Race For Senate Seat

Rankin Poor Fifth in Mississippi; Clements New Blue Grass Governor: No Upsets Mark 3 Congtess Races

Mallon Says:  Marshall Shews Untrumpeted Statesmanship   Re PATTY. ararron

Pfomaine Poisoning — ~ Hits Seven Larchwood. Picknickers. At Lake

French Reds To Defy Ultimatum In Labor Strife   SITUATION IS TENSE ID PARIS AS DEADLINE NEARS

French Strikers Ordered Back to Work Tomorrow  Government Demand Met by Red-Led Unit

Back to Work Order Comes as Angry Soviet Cancels Trade Talks   Tension Mounts Between Russia and France As Two Nations Expel Repatriation Missions and Break Off Deal to Swap Machinery For Wheat.

TWO MILLION IDLERS ARE ORDERED BACK ON JOBS TOMORROW  CABINET ULTIMATUM BREAKS COMMUNIST THREAT TO COUNTRY

French GCL Orders End Of Strikes   Reds Meet Government’: Ultimatum; Russia Cuts Off Trade Negotiations As Rift Widens

Orders: Strikers Te Resume Work   Labor Leaders Comly With Govern ment Ultanatum   French Government To Act Against Those Who . Defy the Order

French Reds Give In Te Work Ultimatum; Missions Sent Home   France Expells Russian Envoys’ For Interfering In Strike Situatior

French Strikers Ordered Back or Jobs Tomorrow   Communist Leaders Yield After Planning To Defy Ultimatum. .

French Communists Indicate Intention To Defy Ultimatum   Schuman Orders Strikers To Return. Promises Bonuses And Pay Studies

Communists Continue To Defy French Govt's. Non-Strike Order as Deadline Draws Near

French Strikers Return To Job   Labor Confederatior Meet Ultimatum Of Cabinet Leaders

ERENCH COMMUNIST LEADERS MAY DEFY CABINET ULTIMATUM THAT ORDERS STRIKERS BACK TO WORK

Leaders Bow To Ultimatum   Order 2,000,000 Workers Back to Their Jobs Tomorrow

French Labor Chiefs Dofy New Ultimatum   : PARIS—)-~The Commiuniai-dominated French General’ Confederation of ,Labor ordered France’s 9 DDO OND crejcerc hack Me wark-tamoarenw, 

GOVERNMENT'S DEADLINE MET   ... Workers To Get Cost-Of-Living Bonuses

Union Orders 2,000,000 Back to Jobs   Decide to Obey Uhimatum Issued by  French Covernment

Orders Strikers To Resume Work   Communist Labor Leaders Comply With Govern ment Ultimatum   EFFECTIVE TOMORROW   French Government To Act Against Those Who  Defy the Order

Government Victory Seen After Leaders Yield; Soviet Union Drops Trade Talks

Communists  Defy French Cabinet   Say They Won't Obey Order To Return To Work

Communist-Lea Labor Groups Ordered Back To Work After Premier Schuman Threatens Use Of Military

LABOR AGREES TO RETURN 10 JOBS AT ONCE   Soviet Cancels Trade lalks, Charging Hostile Acts

French Strikers Are Ordered To Return To Work   Red-Led Labor Ohevs. Ultimatum

Two Million Strikers To Return To Work Tomorrow; Tension Mounts Between France and Russia.   RUSS CANCEL TRADE TALKS WITH FRANCE

Reds Gird to Det y End Strike Order   French Labor Gets Cabinet Ultimatum. Wage Increase Offer

Red Labor Leaders Indicate They Will Dety French Cabinet Order   2,000,000 Strikers Are Given Another Day To Return To Jobs Or Feel Militant Wrath Of The Government.

Labor Leaders In France May Defy Ultimatum  Country’s 2,000,000  Strikers Ordered To Get Back On Jobs Or Feel Government Ire

World Police Plan Offered By Russians   Soviet Proposal Suggests  32 Divisions of Land _ Troops, No Battleships * Or Plane Carriers

Russ Give U.N. Force Estimate   Soviet Would Permit Peace Body Little More Than Half Power Asked by U. S.

Russia Asks 12- Division Police Force   Also Proposes. 1200 Planes and Five or Six Cruisers; Carriers, Battleships Not Uraed

Russia Sees 12 Divisions, 1,200 Planes as Needed for Tinited Nations Police Job

1 OUTLAWING is COMMUNIST PARTY   Secretary of Labor's Suggestion fo Ban Commies Gets  Odick Reaction”

SECRETARY ASKED TO BARE DETAILS OF STOP-GAP PLAN   Truman Declares Emergency,  Assistance Should Get - , Precedence Over In  fiation Control.   =  REPUBLICANS BALK  AT HASTY APPROVAL   G. O. P. Leaders Say Admis=  istration Has Bungled in?  Handling Relief and De- .mand Sound Program.

GOP Leaders Ask Diselosure  Of All Facts   ‘Incompetency’ of Administration Also Hit by Republicans

CONGRESS CALLS UPON MARSHALL TO GIVE COMPLETE REPORT ON STOP-GAP AID FOR EUROPE   President Truman Lists Program as No.  Priority——Secretary of State Is Asked to Appear Monday——Republican ae Score Administration for “Incompetency”’ Handling Foreign Relief Billions

DATTIC INNMe UNIihe LUvinG  ON METHODS OF AlD FOR EUROPE   GOP Asks Full Report; Marshall Called for Explanation of Help Plar

Solons Gird For Fight On Europe Aid Methods  GOP Raps Administration: Handling Of Fund: Stongap Explanation Ute

Foreign Relief Likely to. Be the Only Business fr. Palled Session Next Weeie   But Members Declare They Are Going All The Facts Before Any More Bi Voted: Marshall Probably There 3 Days

Cattle and Coiton Show Drop; Hogs Sheep, Grain Advance, Others Steady

Cotton and Cattle Markets Suffer Set-Back, Other Farm  Prices Up or Remain Steady

Motorist Flags Train; Saves 5  Fessongers Trapped When Auta Ow rr

DRIVER DIES OF HEART ATTACK AND CAR TURNS. OVER IN PATH OF TRAIN

Train Flagged Short Of Crash   Driver Of Car Sufferec Heart Attack; Others No  Ininred.

Policy Of Giving Oil To Russia Attacked      Congressman Questions Plan In View of Balkan Situation

FOOD SHORTAGE IN BRITAIN ADDS TO GLOOMY SITUATION   WALF-FROZEN. BRITONS NOW FEAR THEIR RATIONS MAY BE REDUCED SOON

SEC, BYRNES’ RESIGNATION ‘STUNS NATIO!      No Change !n U.S. Foreign Affairs Predicted

Tax Cut Bill G. K. Certain  In Senate  House Passes   Measure By er<« _—p- Hon oa

Stern State Labor Bills  Are Passed By House   Striking Teachers And Other Public Employes Would  Face Loss of Jobs

State House Republicans Approve Step; Agriculture    ~~ Groun Returns Oleo Issue

House Action Bans Walkouts by Public Employes in State   Striking School Teachers and Other Public Workers Face Loss of Jobs Under Bill; Measure to Deny Jobless Pay Passed

House Approves Ban on Strikes of Government Employes and Votes to End Pay to Strikers.

House Approves Ban on Strikes; * Job Loss Cited   Rep. Bane Shouts His Disapproval of Tenure Provision

Six Children Die As Train Strikes Auto   Utsh Car Is Driven Inte Path Of Speeding Los-Angeles Bound Passenger Train.

ANGLO - FRENCH APPEAL MADE ROR RECOVERY   Foreign Minister Molotov of Russia Leaves Paris as Parley Breaks Up.  BULLETIN

Will Discuss Marshall-Plan . . Of Economic Aid   Molotov Says’. Soviet Wants-No Part of Scheme

*Detinite Rift Ends  Conference   Molotov Leaves Paris For Moscow In Secret Flight

‘Leader Accuses Officials Of “Buck Passing” As Ate tendance Drops On  Third Day

Agree To I1- Cent An   Hour: Boost   BUT WILL NOT RETURN TO WORK ANY PLACE WHERE OTHER PHONE WORKERS ARE STILL ON STRIKE

‘Union Board's Approval of 11-Cent Hike Expected Today: Restoration Of Service Said Matter of Days

German SaysThree Compatriots Work On Atom in Russia   ‘Heisenberg, Nobel Prize Winner, Says Reds Made Standing Bid  to Seientisis

(German A-Scientists Aid Russia   Dhucteict Wha Headed German Research Reveals Soviet Offerc

Shy SCIENTISTS WORK IN RUSSIA   Nobel-Prize Physicist Claims Germans at Work = ir Soviet

Hitler Killed The Deal Top German Physicist Says 3 Nazi Atom Experts In Russia

\Physicist Says 3 Other German Atom Scientists Are Workina for Russia

German Atomic Scientists Aid Soviet Research   Standing Russian Offe: To Hire Any Teuton Ex.  perts Is Revealed.

Russia, Slav Nations Fail to Vote   American Proposal Calls tor Policing Election

KOREA OKAYED BY U.N. GROUP   Russia And Slav Blo: Declines To Vote With Committee

KOREAN PLAN PROPOSED BY U. 8. ADOPTED   Commission To Speed Independence Gets Committee Okay

KOREAN PROPOSAL OF U. S. APPROVED   U. N. Votes to Create Commission to Facilitate Consideration of Countre’s Indenendenre.

UN GROUP FAVORS KOREA COMMISSION   Committee Endorses U. S. Proposal Despite Red Opposition.

American Plan For Korea Wins U.N. Approval   Political Body Votes To Create Group To Aid Independence

Nations Urge Korean Watch  41-0 Vote: Sends U.S. Plan To. Fall Assembly

Taft Says Foreign Policy Muddled  Congress, People Not Told: Real Facts, Says.

TAFT CHARGES FACTS HIDDEN   Asserts Neither Congress Nor Peeple Apprised Of Situation Abroad

Taft Blasts Truman On  Policy Aims   Claims Public Not Informed; Stassen Urges GOP’s Unity

TRUMAN POLICY IS DENOUNCED AS REAL RIOT   Senator Taft Takes Opportunity of Adm. Inconsistencies

80% OF PHONE WORKERS BACK   6 Iowa Cities Still Not Free of Tieup

80% of lowa Phone Workers Expected Back on Job Today   Two Most Needed Groups Still Have Not Reported in

Americans And British  Blackmailers   Pravda Predicts Failure Despite American And British Optim ism For Success.

New Changes In Congress  Forms Asked   Sen. Pepper Declared Reorganization Law’s Success Questionable

DEMOCRATS DISSATISFIED . Parties Dispute Congress ‘Reorganization Results

CONGRESS AS    Reorganization Law Has Had Month’s Trial; Democrats Would Revise

 Lists Three Substantial Reasons To Counter All Weighty Arguments  No Special Session This Fall, If Edson Knows Average Solon

Six Women on Murder Jury Trying Wife for Shooting   Pollard Murder Jury

Solons Refuse Deficit Plans For Financing  Clocks Are Turned   Clocks Are Turned Back; Time Given For Sianina Bille

50th Legislature  Outof Time, Funds  Adjourns Friday Dekieit Financing  act Rie O}mactian

SOLONS BALK AT SPENDING IN DEFICIT   Many Bills Die Before Action Could Be Taken

Mother, Baby Dies In Fire; 2 Children Saved When Tassed Ta Uncle

SLAVS STRIP U. S. ENVOY OF CAMERA   State Department Pretests Taking of Films From John M, Cabot by Tito’s Men.

What ‘Tax Cut Means   foo eee o  WARRIED. TWO DEPENDENT CHILDREDR

MAN, GRANDSON BURN TO DEATH   Cedar Rapids Pair Die  in Farm Home Blaze

TWO PERISH IN FLAMING HOUSE   Grandfather, 4-Year-Ol: Grandson Are Victims

School Aid Bill Is Signed by Governo!  Act Provides for General Survey

Transportation Aid Increased In State Bill; Some Rural  .-Help Reduced

Winter Grips Bulk of U. S.; Death Toll 14   Snow, Strong Winds Buffet Many States; Letup Due Thursday

Cold Weather Keeps Grip on Wide Area   Snow, Below Freezing Temperatures and  High Winds Prevail

SCHOOLS AND FACTORIES CLOSED  ee EN EE SEU SED  High Winds And Snow Strike Wide Area: 14 Persons Dead

Strong Winds, Deep Snow Are Reported   South States, Atlantic Seaboard Receive Brunt of Late Storms

Winds, Snow Lash Much of Nation  Mild Readings, Light Rains Forecast Here

14 Persons Killed By Storm in U.S, Midwest Suffers .   Snowfalls Measure Sixteer Inches; New England fn in Path of Gale Moving Novth

‘Winter Back With Snows, High Winds   Six-Inch Fall In West Virginia; 16 Inches In Michigan; Drop In Temneratures Also

CONSUMERS ARE HIT AS COSTS RISE   Hike in Coal and Higher Wages Must Be Met by Public

Crack on Steel Price Front Threatens To Boost Prices of Many Consumer Items

3 PRODUCERS HIKE PRICE OF STEEL   CONSUMERS £ ACE PROSPECT OF PAYING MORE FOR SCORES OF ARTICLES.

STEEL PRICE FRONT BREAK HINTS HIKES   Four Producers Boost _ Consumer Costs In Industry

Hike in Prices Of Steel Brings Consumer Fears   Increases Averaging 1( Per Cent Announced by Big Firms

Steel Price Front Cracks Wide Open   Results in Threat OfHigherConsumer  Prices for Products

JIMP EXPECTED IN STEEL ITEMS   Hairpins To Automobile Affected As Prices Crack Wide Open

AFL Attacks Travel Suit:   House Judiciary Committee  To Get Portal Bill«

PAY SUITS ARE - UNDER ATTACK   AFL Group Says Action Is Breach Of Faith Upon Part Of Unions

Portal-to-Portal Suits Assailed by A. F.L. Grou;  Metal Trades Unit Says Actions Breach of Faith

Union Assails Portal Suits   Breach of Faith. Charged by AFL Metal Trades Department

Portal-io-Portal Suits Assailed _ by A. F.L. Group  Metal Trades Unit Says Actions —

$4 Wheat for Early *48 Is Trade Report   Corn Futures at New High Levels In Dav’s Trade

FOOD RATIONS SLASHED; LES AUTO DRIVING   Even Attendance a Public Dinners Is Limited

Will Slash Food, Auto Traveling   Attlee Report Grim Economic Flans To English People

RATIONS. SLASHED FOR GREAT BRITAIN IN DRASTIC ORDERS   English Start Grim Fight to Survive; Rules Are Announced Tonight by Clement Attlee.   PLEASURE TRAVEL ABROAD ABOLISHED

Public Dinners Limited in New Austerity Order   No Pleasure Trips Abroad; Gas, Meat Allowances Slashed

Limit Public Meals, Slice Meat Ration   Restrictions Mare Severe Than Wartime Told By Attlee; Pleasure Trips  Abroad Ruled Out

Meat Ration is Cut to 20 Cents Week   Economic Survival in Grave Crisis Is Objective of  New Regulations

ATTLEE BARES CRIM PROGRAM TO SAVE NATION   Super-Austerity Answer to Crisis

Drastic Plan Given Britain For Survival   Food Rations Slashec Driving Halted; No Travel for Pleasure

GRIM PLAN FOR BRITONS OUTLINED   Attlee Decrees Ban on Foreign Trips for British

Britons Get Austerity Blueprint   Pleasure Travel. Off; Gas Ration Ended; Meat Quota Cut

British Trim Food Ration, Check Travel  Imporiation of   Imporiation of  Luxury Items Put Under Ban

Four Children Shot To Death   Boy and Three Sisters Are Killed While Picking Flowers Near Home

For Children Shot to Death; Hunt for Youth   Boy, 3 Sisters Slain Picking Flowers; Friend Missing

May Cut Foreign Relief Funds   House Committee Turns Critical Eye on Fund Requests

SNOW BLANKETS LARGE SECTION OF U.S. TODAY   General Fog Reported In This State; Cold Wave Hits Dakotas

Claims Attorney General Did Not Prevent a Probe   Tells Senate Committee of Vigorous Methods _ of Prosecution

Hoover Reports No Interference in Kansas City Probe   Attorney General Clark Gets “Clear Bill” from Investigation Bureau

Defense Speaks In Slave Trial      Mrs. Ingalls Says Daughters Caused All The Trouble

COBB TO TRY FOR NEW SPEED MARK   370.75 mph Run Sunday Remains Unofficial.

GAS TAX FUNDS ARE RELEASED   Judge Issues Final Order fox Clearance

Bill Proposes Tobacco Tax As School Aid  Would Amount To — 4 Cents On Pack  Fe PM t ne An

19 JAPANESE FOUND GUILTY   Former Fleet Officers Are Convicted In Deaths Of  American Prisoners

'19 Japanese Found Guilty of Torturing to Death \19 American Prisoners of War on Island of Truk

19 Japanese Found Guilty Of Torturing   Military Tribunal Convicts 19 Jap Sailors of Conducting Inhuman Experiments on Prisoners.

19 Japs Convicted Of Torturing U. S.  Prisoners of War   Spectacular Hearing Brings Out Horror Tale: Of Inhuman Deeds

19 JAPS GUILTY OF BRUTAL SLAYING OF 10 AMERICANS   Navy’s Most Sensational Trial Reveals Captives Were Put to Death By Inhuman Experiments.   BACTERIA, DYNAMITE AND BAYONETS USED   Court Awaits Defense Pleas Before Passing Sentences — —Victims Are Not Identified.

COURT CONVICTS JAP TORTURERS   Inhuman Experiments on 10 American Prisoners Described at Trial

13 JAPS CONVICTED OF YANK MURDERS   Guam Trial Findings Climax Weeks of Testimony on Atrocities.

Jans Convicted Of Torturing 10 American Gls   Inhuman Atrocities Are Ascribed to 19 Nip Officers and Men

Japs Guilty Of Tortures   19 Prisoners Convicted Of Killing 10.” Americans: -

19 Japanese Convicted Of Sadistic Murders Of 10 Yanks By Navy Court

[Five Convicts Escape Holmesburg; Second Break In 2 Years: Three Are Recaptured

2DESPERATE CONVICTS — ATLARGE   ‘Five Made Their: “Escape i in. Philly; ; ‘Three .Captured

Five Convicts Use Wooden Pistol to Break from Jail   Overpower Guard; Three Recaptured Only Five Mites from Prison

HEARING ON GAS REFUNDS ORDERED   METHOD OF DISTRIBUTING  924,000,000 TO BE DETER-  MINED ON AUGUST 19.

ANOTHER GAS HEARING      lo A Step Toward Distribution of ‘Funds to Consumers

Girl, 13, On Artificial Legs, Goes Shopping For Boy In Hospital:

Another Day of Damp Heat Due; Relief by Friday   Cold Air Moving In From Northwest; Storm In Gulf Of Mexico

Midwest Seethes With Forecaster Promising Little   Heat Wave Continues t« Bake Everything in Plains States

German Mark Probe Asked by Senators   Millions Involved in Redeeming Currency Printed by Russians

“UNBLOCK” 72 DIGESTIVE TRACT   And Stop Dosing Your Stomach With Soda and Alkalizers

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"UNBLOCK" yo DIGESTIVE TRACT   And Stop Dosing Your Stemach SRG Bee eel A ied pee:

“UNBLOCK” ye" DIGESTIVE TRAGT   And Stop Dosing Your Stomach With Soda and Alkalizere «04:

“URBLOCK” yo” TGESIUE Ilha:   And‘ Step Dosing Your Stomach With Soda and Aikalizers

“UNBLOCK” yo" DIGESTIVE TRACT   And Stop Dosing Your Stomach With Sada and Alleali once

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Opposes  ’ President On Pricing   Against Giving  Executive Power And ‘Blank Check’

Kidnaped Police Chief Escapes   Abductor Arrested: Is Robbery Suspect

Officer Forced ‘To :Drive At Gunpoint. Two Hours - Before He Was Able’ To Escape

POLICE CHIEF KIDNAP VICTIM   Pennsylvania Officer Es. capes From Men He Sought To Arrest

However; Official: Ee capes Unharmed . From m Captor  GUNMAN 'N ‘NABBED Threatened To. Kill  Policeman. During”

Chief Escapes From Kidnaper   Allentown Police Head Forced to Drive at Gunpoint—Man Held

Marched Through Cordon Of Own Officers Police Chief ls Abducted And Taken On Wild Ride By Thuc

CHIEF ESCAPES FROM KINNAPEF   Allentown, — Pa. Officer Drives Two Miles At Point Of Gun

Police Chief Is Captured  By Prisoner   Allentown Officer Finally Escapes And Foe Is Apprehended

GUNMAN KIDNAPS CHIEF OF POLICE   USED AS HOSTAGE TO MAKE ESCAPE; LATER RECAPTURED

Gunman Capture After Kidnaping Chief of Police   Chief Snatched as Own Men Watch, Forced On Wild Ride in Police Car

Police Chief Kidnaped, But Escapes   Allentown Chief Get: Out of Car After Driving at Gun Point

resident Sees easure. Step oward Peace   Sets In ‘Force Historic: Policy.

TRUMAN SIGNED THE $400,000,000 AID MEASURE   Proclaimed It a “Step Toward  Peace” and a Support to the U.N,   SIGNEDIN A HOTEL ROOM   “Set In Foree a Historie bor eign Poliey of Bolstering Weak Countries.

Truman Says Plan Is Peace Move   Support for United Nations Seen By American Action

President OK’s Greek, Turk Bill   Proclaims Measure As a Step Toward Peace," and Support Far United Nations

Greek-Turk Aid Bill Is Signed    . Truman Stresses Act As Step Toward Peace In::Simple Ceremony At Kansas Citv Todav

Signature Puts Bill Into Effect   Truman Promises New Doctrine Won't Benefit Any One Group or Faction

Truman Signs Greek Bill as Step for Peace   President Declares He Seeks to Bolster Weak Nations Against Outside Aacression

Greek-furkish Aid Bill Signed BY President   Truman Proclaims It “Step Toward Peace”; Compliments Coneress

CHIEF EXEGUTIVE TERMS MEASURE SUPPORT FOR WN   Mr. Truman's Signature Ac__ tivates Far-Reaching De tee In US. Poliev

Sets In Force Historic New Foreign Policy   President Emphasizes Purpose Is ‘Support For United Nations’

Hancher's Salary Outstrips Friley's by 6 Cents; lowa Pay to 52 More Than Blue

EDUCATORS GET BEST IOWA PAY   Governor 53rd on List of State Workers

Varied Weather Is On Menu for Most Of the Area Today  Sizzling New Heat Wave Said to Be Enroute

Milder Day  Anticipated   Fickle Weather May Be Enjoyed By U. 5.

Wool Men Want Increased Tariff   S. J. Pauly, Montana, Elected President

COAST FLYER HITS GASOLINE TRUCK TRAILER   Number of Injured In Tragedy Estimated From 25 to 100

Streamliner Hits Gas Truck, Killing Three  Scores Are Injured In Calif. Accident

Three Reported Dead, 50 Hurt In Train Crash   Streamliner Hits Fuel Truck Near California Town

Crack Southern Pacific Streamliner Takes Fire After Hitting Gas Truck

Three Are DeadInS.P. Coast Crash   Many Injured When Gas Truck-Truiler Is Struek By Train

Chief Describes Wreck as Worst ‘Thing  Ever Saw   Passengers Jump From the Windows To Escape Flames

PASSENGERS FIGHT 10 GET OUT OF CARS   Scenes of Panic Enacted on Southern Pacific Streamliner After It Crashes Into Truck. ,   BLAZING GASOLINE ENGULFS COACHES   Two Cars Totally Destroyed, 8 Damaged— Estimates of Injured Range From 25 to 100.

TRAIN STRIKES TRUCK; THREE KNOWN KILLED   Southern Pacific Line Has Accident In  California

SCORES INJURED,      14-Car Southern Pacific Streamliner Swiftly Engulfed By Flames; ot Derailed

Crack Liner Strikes Fuel Truck   Two Cars Destroyed  by Fire That Followed Collision

Fire Engulfs 14-Car Crack Streamliner   At Least 4 Dead, Scores Injured in California Crash

TRAIN HITS GAS TRUCK, 3 KILLED   Southern Pacific Crack Streamliner Burns In California Crash

California Streamliner Crashes Into Fuel Truck — At Crossing Near Fresno

3 Die, Many Hurt As Crack Train Hits Fuel Truck   Death List in Tragedy On Southern Pacific May Go Higher

San J uin Daylight pons poy orb Other Cie ot: ea Burned; 4 Cars Escaved.

Crack S.P. Streamliner Crashes Into Fuel Truck, Gasoline Sets Cars Afire

From 25 to 100 Are Estimated Injured in Crash At Kingsburg, Cal.;  y Four Cars Escape

NON-STOP TRIP HONOLULU-N.Y MADE BY P-82   4978 Miles Covered in 1414 Hours as New Record for Type of Aircraft.

Army P-8? Flies From Honolulu te New York City   Nonstop Flight Made in 14 Hours And 33 Minutes

IN HONOLULU T0 NEW YORK HOP   Flight Made In Approxi_ mately 14 Hours And 25 Minutes   BIG GAMBLE RISKED

CHANCE’ TAKEN TO REACH GOAL   Betty Jo Roars To Finish A: Gas Supply Dwindles

Approximately 14 Hours and 31 Minutes Required for Record Flight of Betty Jo

“Betty Jo” Makes Flight From Hawai   Army P-82 Fighter Completes Non-Stop Hop From Honolulu to New York in 14 Hours 33 Minutes, Establishing New Record.

Army Fighter Flies Non-Stop From Hawaii To New York In 14% Hours

ARMY P-82 LANDS AFTER 4987-MILE NON-STOP FLIGHT   WINS DARING BID FOR RECORD WITH FUEL TANK LOW

ARMY P-82 IN RECORD LONG DISTANCE HOP   p-82 Brings 2 Army Men in After Race Against Low Fuel

Fighter Plane Smashes Record in Epic Flight   New Long-Range Typs Ship Put to Test for Escort Duty

Betty Jo Flies Hawaii {oN Y. In 14% Hours   Strange New P-82 Makes Longest Fighter Hop on Record   Pictures Pace 17

Honolulu-New York Trip; 4,978 Miles, Made in 14 1-2 Hour:   Pilots Win Daring Bid Against Headwinds as Plane Nears Goal

Pilots Fight Dwindling Fuel. Wind. In 14'2 ae dal New York Flight

Pilots Made Daring Bid As Fuel Ran Low   Plane Battled 65-Mile-Per Hour Headwinds Over Pennsylvania.

Flies Honolulu To New York In 14 Hours   Makes La Guardia Field As Fuel Runs Low

FLIGHT TAKES 14 HOURS, 31 MIN.   “Betty Jo” Is Piloted By Lt. Col. Thacker   Matie At La Guardia Field After 4,978-Mile Trip By Army Fighter

Army P-82 Makes It In 142 Hours   Betty Jo’s Nonstop Hop Longest Ever Flown By A Fichter Plane.

NEW YORK HOD MADE   Twin-Engine Plorc Flies 4,978 Miles In 1412 Hours

4 978-Mile Journey Is Success   Betty Jo Lands Today At New York; 14'2 Hours From Honolulu

Fail To Dismay Betty Jos Pilot   Army P-82 Fighter Maker Journey Of 4978 Miles In Fantastic Single Hop

P-82, Betty Jo, Hops Across Pacific, US ‘In 11 Hours, 31 Minutes

[Plane Had Low Supply Of Gasoline   Radio Reports Informed Officials Craft) Was Running Low on CGaaohine =   Hit 65-Mile Gale   Headwinds Made Final Leg of Journey Daring Ablemp?

Long Hop Made By Army Plane In 14% Hours   Headwinds and Low Fuel Supply Worry Airmen 

Fighter Covers 4978 Miles In Record Flight   Hops From Honolulu To New York In 14 Hours, 33 Minutes

“Betty Jo” Lands After 14 Hrs., 33  Minutes on Trip   Made Daring Bid Against Strong Headwinds With Low Fuel Supply Near Finish

'Belty Jo’ Makes 4,978 Miles In Daring Record Hop   Pilot Takes.Long Chance With Gasoline Supply Low But Reaches His Goal

Betty Jo In Landing At N. Y. Airport   Pilots Conquer Elements During Long Journey

Twin-Engined Plane Covers 4978 Miles in 14Hrs.,31 Min.   Bucks 65 -Mile -Per -Howr Head Winds Over Pennsylvania

Lands At New York On Jump  From Honolulu   Completes 4,978 Non-Stop Flight In Approximately 14 Hours and 31 Minutes   Breaks Fighter Plane Record:   Pilots Win Daring Bid Against 65-Mile Headwinds Blowing Over Pennsylvania

Army Plane Completes ‘Honolulu to N.Y. Dash   New Type Fighter Does 4,978 Non-stop Miles In 14 Houre 21 Min.ene

FIGHTER FLIES FROM HONOLULU TO NEW YORK   Crew Takes Daring Chance to Complete Flight Against Low Gas Supply

NON-STOP FLIGHT - OF 4,978 MILES HAS BEEN COMPLETED   The Army P-32 Fighter Betts Jo, Flew From Honolulu to New York.   14 HOURS, 33 MINUTES   J This Was the Longest Distance Ever Flown by a Fighter Plane.

Craft Lands in N. Y., Ends 4,978-Mile Non-Stop Trip In 14 Hours, 31 Minutes

Betty Jo Flies Non-Stop From Honolulu To N.Y.  Fuel ‘Nearly Out As Record Set

From Honolulu To New York In 143 Hours   Pilots Win Desperate Bid As Fuel Goes Low .on Final Lap . «?

Fighter Ship Flies Across Nebraska   _.. Fuel Supply Low At End Of 4,.978-Mile Dast

TO PROBE ATOM HEREDITY ANGLE   Children’s Growth Will Be Closely Watched

News Circulation Jumps To High Of 90,927,905 In 46  ee: ty r ._ w-.2s ft. ]

Shipping Tieup Is Forecast By C10 President   .Conciiators Hope Te Avoid Strike Set For Sunday Midnight.

SEEKS TO AVERT. - SHIPPING STRIKE   Maritime, Unions Threaten Walkout Tomorrow

Freedom Train’ to Tour Nation  Treasured Documents to Be Shown People

“Freedom Train” Will Tour U. S. With State Papers   Declaration of Independence and Other Documents Will Be Displayed to Public.

‘Freedom Train’ To Show Historic American Documents Throughout U.S.

FRANCE HEADING TOWARD CHAOS, GENERAL STRIKE   18 Red Unions Reject Premier Sehuman’s Plea

Nation Rushes Toward Full Labor Tie-up   Premier's Peace Plea - Spurned: by 1,500,000 ‘Strikers:. More Quit:

Weather Forecast   Premier’s Plea To Stop Walkouts And Pledges Of Raises Are Ignored   General Tie-U ip Seems Inevitable   Country Headed For Possible Chaos As Result Of Adamant Stand Taken

France Near Chaos As Strikers Reject Premier’s Pay Offer   More Thousands Walking Off Jobs; French Troops Prepared To Move As Reports of Revolution Mount

RED-DIRECTED UNIONS REJECT TRUCE APPEAI   Revolution Rumors Continue Rife In Europe

Thousands Join Million, Half In Walkout  Red-Led Uni nion Reie ct Offer o « for Werkers

REPORT FEDERAL HELP SUSPENDED   ‘Security Reasons Are Given As Layoff Reason

$500 Million Slash Would Impair Defense  * Gurney Will Peopen Fight on Friday

Navy Warns. Against Danger Of Drastic Cut  Chairmen of Congress’ Armed Services Groups Alss Oppese Budget Slash

Assail Plan To Slash Spending By Six Billions   Would Imperil Nation’: Security, Two Republic ans Charge.

‘Congressional Group Agrees  To Big Cut   Committee Would = Sliee $0.750.000.000 From Nas tional Defense Funds.

GOP Vote to Slash Arms   — eT TN a ES=—C  Lop $1,750,000,000 From Fund Requested Re Truman in Rudeeat

NAVY CAUTIONS BUDGET CUT 10 CRIPPLE FLEET   Threat to National Security Seen in 6  Billion Slash

A-Bomb Agency Not Representéc In Security Unit   Commission Official Still May Be Named To New Organizatio:

Atomic Group Ignored in New  Safety Unit   All Other Department: Have Spot In Unification Plan

MEYERS SAYS OFFICER PAID $18,000 LOAN   Company’s President ‘Alleges Kickback To Army Man

Meyers Secretly Owned War Contracts Firm, Say Probers  Helped Route Plane Work To Ohio Plant. Used Dummy Officers Ie Charoe

12 Hardened Men Leave Bloody Trail   Four of Escapees Barricaded in Ranch Houses

Convict Slain In Colorado Prison Break  Two Of 12 Caught ' Guard, Man Shot’

12 Escape Prison In Colorado,  1 Slain, 3 Seized   Shootings, Kidnaps Mark Daring Canon City Bolt

PEARL HARBOR WHARF IS SWEPT BY BLAZE   Heavy Loss Feared Despite FireFighting Efforts Of Military Services ~

LEND-LEASE TALKS WITH RUSSIA SLOWED   Soviets Fail to Furnish Complete List of American Goods in Their Fossession.

Lend-Lease Parleys With Russia Slowed   Soviets Fail To List U. S. Goods Held By Them

Legislature Gets Start: Panzer to Top Senate Post  Taxes, Labor and   Taxes, Labor and Apportionment Are Among First Bills

ALL PALESTINE AWAITS GLASH   Next Tuesday May Be Day Of Decision For Holy Land

Palestine Tense As British Mass Troops   Final Showdown Is Seen Tuesday; Action On Jewish Leaders Talked

Holy Land May Learn Its Fate Next Tuesday  Chains Of Events To Culminate Then

British Army Set For Drive to End Palestine Violence   Tension Mounts Throughout Holy Land As Events Move Toward Climax; Barbed Wire Barricades Set Up by Army

Prepare For Climax Seen  On Tuesday   Decision Expected On Partitioning In Arab. Jewish State

ANCIENT LAND TENSE; AWAITS LONDON WORD   Embittered Jews Meve Out; British Lorries Seek Safety

February 11 May Be Day Of Decision In Palestine   Chain of Events Points To Next-Tuesday As Fateful Day In Palestine’s Troubled History— ‘ - Military Traffic.Rumbles. 2 (

British, Jews Marking Time      iolent Strife Outbreak  Awwaitesl in Pa

Tucsday May Be The —Hay-OL- Decision—Per The Holy Land, Jews Move Ont.

Chains of Events in Palestine May Erupt Into Violence   Barbed-Wire Barricades Sprinc Up in Anticipation of Decision Establishing States

Palestine Tense As British Ready Arms for Tuesday  Partition into Jewish . a:  ~~ #  Gey ~   Partition into Jewish. And Arab States May Be Ordered

SUDDEN DEAT MARS WEEKEND   Several In State Die Violentlv Over Weekend; Automobile Wrecks And Shootings Take Toll.

Akron Teachers Consider Strike   Decision to Come At Meeting Sunday

British Troop Train Blown Up   7 Persons Die— Terrorists Machine  Gun Wreckage

British Troop Train Blown  Up, 8 Killed   Condemned Jews Commit Suicide

Troop Train Wrecked By  Terrorists  Seven Reported Killed By Blast

TERRORISTS BLOW UP BRITISH TRAIN   Seven Are Killed At Te! Aviv: Two Cheat Death On Gallows

Troop Train Blown Up In Palestine   At Least 5 British Soldiers Killed; Condemned Men Die

Troop Train Dynamited; Eight Killed   Two Condermned Fo Gallows Toke Own kives Before Dawn

Eight Killed As British Troop Train Blows Up   Condemned Jews Beat Hangman By Committing Suicide

BRITISH TROOP TRAIN FIRED ON   Palestine Terrorists Kit 8 ir Attack Following Sulclde  of Condemned Men.

Terrorists Blast British Train; Eight Killed   Attack Follows After Suicide of Condemned Jews

lerrorists Blow Up British Troop Train, Fire On Wreckage  At Least 8 Killed In New Violence In Tel Aviv Area

British Troop Train Blown Up: 8 Or More Dead   Blasting Seen As Reprisal For Hangings In  ian la cbiene

Machinegun Wreckage After Terrorist Attack; Seven Believed Killed

British Troop TrainBlownUp In Holy Land   Eight Killed In Blast; Ter. rorists Machine-Gun Wreckage

Terrorists Blow Up Troop Train   Attack Made After _Two Condemned Jews Commit Suicide with Explosives at Prison

‘Terrorists Kill At Least Eight in Palestine Attack   British Troop Train Blown Up---Wreckage Is Machinequnned

British Troop Train Is Blown Up in Tel Aviv  Terrorists Kill at - Least 8 Persons

BLAST CLAIMS 8 ON TROOP TRAIN   Wreckage Machine Gunned By Palestine Terrorists

TROOP TRAIN PUT OFF TRACKS WITH CASUALTY RESULTS   British Fear Underground Set For Retaliation or Hanging of Members

Troop Train Mined As New Terrorists Begin Retaliatior   At Least Eight Killed by Bombs, Strafing; Blame Underground

Terrorists Bomb Palestine Train; At Least 8 Dead   British Troops In Cars; Say Jewish Group. Also Machinegiumed Wreck

British Train Blown Up By  Terrorists   Believe Jewish Under. ground Responsible; De molish Four Coaches

Flare-Up In Palestine   British Troop Train Blown Up Killing 7 After Two Condemned Jews Commit Suicide

Jewish Terrorists Blow Up British Troop Train— At Least 8 Are Killed

Train Is Blown Up In Tel Aviv   Eight British Soldiers Are Killed; Attackers Machinegun Wreck Ruins

LIST EIGHT DEAD AND 3 INJURED IN PALESTINE BLAST   JEWISH UNDERGROUND BLAMED BY BRITISH FOR TERRORISTIC ACT

Seven Killed as Terrorists Blast Train in Palestine  Two Condemned Jews Commit Suicide With Explosives in Jerusalem Prison

EIGHT KILLE IN TEL AVIV ATTACK   Two Condemned Terrorists Take Own Lives

British Troop Train Blown Up By Terrorists   Two Doomed Jews Take Own Lives With Explosives in Oranges

Seven Dead In Train Bombing   Jewish Terrorists Are Blamed For Blowing Up Of Troop Cars.

British Troop Train Blasted   Jewish Terrorists Machine. Gunned Wreckage; Condemned Jews  Cheat Gallows

British Troop Train Blown Up Near Tel Aviv   At Least Seven Are Killed In Attack By Underground

REPORT 8 DEAD IN NEW ATTACK BY TERRORISTS   Blast Comes 2 Hours After 2 Condemned Jews Commit Suicide

TRAIN IS BLOWN UP, 7 ARE DEAD NEAR TEL AVIV   British Troop Express Target OF Terrorists—2 Jews End Own Lives

Silence Brings Contempt Count   Hollywood Writers, Actors Are Silent on Red Membership

FOUR CITED FOR CONTEMPT IN RED PROBE   Writers Refuse To Tell If They Are Communists

America's Farms Require Program Committee Hears  Soil Conservation Gets   Soil Conservation Gets Most Attention in the Cross-Nation Tour

FARM PROGRAM HAS 4 ISSUES   ‘Many Spokesmen Contend Old Policy Okeh

Farmers Favor Price Support ByGovernment   Also for Production Control Is With Soil Conservation as Well As for Cooperatives

The ‘Americas Are Subject At Forum - Speaker Talks On   Latin America

SENTIMENT IS SOUNDED BY DEWEY   State’s Chief Is Making Tour of New England States

New England GOP Governors Cautious On Presidential Candidate Support

Strike Over Paulette Goddard's Hair-Do Halts Production of Film   English Hair Dressers Resent U. 5. Star's Use of Swedish Expert in London

Government Claims $600,000 Worth Of Money Printed By Gang; $350,000 Is Found In Chicaro

FBI Cracks Huge Counterfeit Ring   Phoney Fives, Tens and Twenties Flooded Over Nation.

To Quit U.S.. If Plane Fails, Hughes Says   Hughes Declares He ‘Put Sweat Of My Life’ Into Building Huge Craft

Famed Manolete Fatally Gored   Spain’s Foremost Bullfighter Succumbs Te Wounds.

Housé Group Will Probe Farm: Machinery Dearth   Rep. Hope Says Quiz Will Get Under Way Alt the Next Sacctnn -

New Violence Hits Palestine   One Killed, Three Injurec In Latest Outbursts

PALESTINE SWEPT BY NEW VIOLENCE   ONE KILLED, 8 INJURED—GUNFIRE RATTLES IN JERUSALEM STREETS,

One Killed, Three Hurt by Violence   Gunfire Rattles in Ancient Jerusalem Streets

MORE VIOLENCE HITS HOLY LAND   Patter Of Guns Heard In Ancient Streets Of Jerusalem

JEWS LAUNCH NEW ATTACKS   Mines, Bombs and Grenades Used As Violence Flares  Anew In Palestine

Violence Brings New Bloodshed To Holy Land   Court Rejects Jewish Plea to Prevent Refugees’ Deportation

Speaker Of House Makes Final Plea   Two GOP Senators Remain Firm In Their Intention To Vote For Sustaining Veto

Expect President To Fire Veto Message At Congress Tomorrow   Informal Polls Show Senate Republicans Unable To Turn Two Votes Needed To Override President; House Will Override.

Award Winner Dies   Building Officials May Put Bounty on Cockroaches

GOP COMMITTEE IN FIGHT OVER CUT IN BUDGET   Committee Of 102 Meets To Fight Out Proposal To Trim 6 Billion Dollars Off Truman Budget.

Party Lines Split Over Budget Slash   Divergent Views Developing Over National Security

Reject Proposal Not To Cut Army And Navy Budget    Congressional Committee To _ Vote On Size Of Reduction Of Truman’s Budget

SOLONS RETAIN RIGHT 10 CUT TRUMAN BUDGET   Compromise Proposal For Trimming Truman’s Figures Studied   REPORTERS EXCLUDED   Congress Committee Votes To Keep Sessions On Budget Closed

MOVE TO BAR REDUCTIONS DEFEATED   Demands for Analysis of Cuts Go . Unanswered

BOYLE LAUDS WORK OF ILL, MILITIA DURING PERIOD OF WAR   Will Be Mustered Out Completely By April 1 As Guard Takes Over

Reserve Militia to Be Mustered From Service April 1st   New Guard Resumes as Hiinois’ First Line  of Defense Then

eas eo TO Se  10 OPEN MONDAY   asm eam ed  Problems of the Nation’s Teachers To Be Discussed; 3.0060 To Attend

South Opposes Limitation OF . Senate Debate   Hardened criminals in Massachusetts prison appeal to society to teach citizenship.

Continuous Reading Does Not Make Eyes ‘sired, Clakm of Researchers

Stassen Says Dewey ‘Not Meeting Issues’ Confronting America   Dewey Wisecracks Over Taft's Asking GOP To State Policy

U; S. Wams Yugoslavia to Stop Ultimatums to’ Gls. British in Trieste

Warn Slavs To Quit Issuing ‘Ultimatums’  U. S. Ambassador Calls On Yugoslavic To Stop Practice

YUGOSLAVIA IS WARNED TO LET TROOPS ALONE   U. S$. Government Orders End To Ultimatums Handed Yanks in Trieste

Slavs Warned Of Ultimatums To U. S. Troops   Practice Might Lead © To Incidents Leading To Grave Consequence: United States Says

Yugos Told To Quit kt   U. $. Says Step Essuing Ultimatums to Our Troops, Might Precipitate Trouble

%. S. TELLS YUGOSLAYS TQ GEASE SHING THEIR ULTIMATUM T& SSLDIERS

US. Warns Yugoslavia   American Note Says Tito's Troops Must Quit Uitimatums

WARDEN WOULD HANG MURDERER   Lainson Says Jake Bird, Negro, Should Die

Martial Law Ordered In Wide Area Jewish Underground Opens New Attacks

Irgun Leaders Proclaim War   British Army Office Hit By Grenades at Haifa

GROUP CLAIMS HOLY LAND IN OPEN WARFARE   Underground a Notifies British By Use Of Pamphlets

Underground Says Open War Exists In Palestine  Five Hand Grenades

British Military Office Attacked   Jewish Undergroune Savs 'War Exists’

Jews Attack British Camps  In Palestine   Irgun Retaliates for Martial Law; Military Office Is Blasted

Open Warfare In Palestine   Five Hand Grenades are Hurled Through Brit-. ish Office -

Hurl Grenades In Palestine   Open Warfare Claim By Underground. 

Hand Grenades are Hurled Into British Office at Haita   Outbreak Comes Soom After Jewish Underground Organlsation Prociaims That “Open Warfare Exists in Palestine’—Irgun Claims Successful Attacks on Army Camps in Retaliation Against Martial Law.

Jewish Irgun Proclaims  State Of ‘Open Warfare’   ‘Underground Group Hurls Grenades Into British Military Offiee. Attacks Camps

Grenades Rock British Army's Office At Haifa  irqun Pamphlets Say Open Warfare Exists

Hand Grenades Hurled In Haifa  Underground Says Open Warfare Exists

Open Warfare Now Exists in Palestine, Says Underground  Hand Grenades Hurlec Into British Office  at Pa oe

ARMY OFFICE IN PALESTINE IS ATTACKEL   Hand Grenades Hurled As Irgun Declares Open Warfare

Labor Act Major Issue  Ford Motor Company Faced By Threat Of UAW Strike

Ada Man Killed in Stitlwater Cave-[n   Eastman Wisdam Qne of Twa Men Smothered Under Yeur ef Loose Dirt

BUDGET PLACED: AT 32 PER CENT BELOW REQUEST   Appropriations Group Ignores Anderson Warning Services Will Be Cut

Propose Slash — Of 381 Million   House Appropriations Committee Votes Reduction of Thirty-two Per Cent in Funds of Agriculture Denartment for the New Fiscal Year.

US. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT IS ‘CUT 381 MILLION   House Unit Says Department Is Overstaffed

Farm Fund Is Cut One-Third   House Committee Wields Economy ‘Axe Despite Anderson Warning; Coil Conservation Setup Doomed

Operating Fund Slashed 32% By House Group   Soil Conservation And FHA Suffer Hardest Blows In $381,427,742 Reduction For New Fiscal Year -

Large Bite Is Taken Out Of Next Budget   Anderson Claim: Essential Work To Be Imocired

House Committee Approves Slash In Farm Budget   Agricultural Fund Is-Cut 32 Percent Despite Anderson’s Warning   AGENCY IS CHARGED WITH OVERSTAFFING   President’s Estimates Now Trimmed by Two Billions in Six Bills

Truman Request Cut 32 Per Cent   Allot $805,143,576 for Operations Next Year; Huge Loan Authorization Voted

Committee Votes Farm Fund Slash   Favors Cutting 32% from Agriculture Grant   ‘Statictiral Arm’ Cut

Would Slash Farm Budget   "House Committee Votes Reduction Of 32 Percent

Huge Sum Is Lopped Oif Agriculture Department   Secretary Says That Curtailment Will Cripple Program Fos Nation’s Farms

Economy Drive »By GOP to Reach Into Farm Purses   House Appropriations Committee Urges Big Cut for Agri Agency

Thirty-Two Per Cent Reduction in Operating Funds for New Fiscal Year Given Approval

Committee Makes a 32 Percent Cut   House Republicans Say Department Guilty of Dup lication, Overstaffing

- ACTS IN FACE OF WARNING THAT. “SLASH WILL CRIPPLE NATION’S  . FARM PROGRAM. FOR COMING  YEARS co

27 SLASH IN AGRICULTURAL RINDS VOTED   Action Taken Despite Anderson’s Warning Farm Program Would Bé Crippled.

Agriculture Fund Cut 32 Per Cent   ‘Secretary Anderson Says Cut Will Cripple Farm  Program. -

Snow, Winds Block Traffic In Wide Area   Planes Grounded; Property Damage Reported Heavy

SPRING GALE HITS NATION   High Winds Damage Cities; Three Men Are Killed

Winds, Snow Strike Lakes   Area From Michigan To Massachusetts Is  Affected

THREE DIE AS. SPRING STORM HITS TRAFFIC   High Winds “Roar Eastward, Snow, Gales Cause Damare

Block rier InWide Area  Planes Grounded;  Property Damage  Benarted Heavy

Wind is Blamed For Three Death:   Weather Dicker Our Snow, Fog in Antics Across the Nation

Country from Michigan to Massachusetts Feels Brunt of Storm— Threc Persons Electrocuted by Fallen Wires —- 150 Motorists Stranded Near Chicago.

LABOR CHIEF TALKS ON PA)   SCHWELLENBACH SAYS ‘THAT MANY FACTORS IN ADDITION TO WAGES CAUSE  ‘ PRICE RISES .

Abduction Story Has Two Sides   She: Was .Drugged Says Her Father; We Got Drunk, Man Says

MISSING CO-ED STORY CHECKED   Ex-Convict In Jail Say: Girl Was Drunk And Not Drugged

Investigating Case Of Ohio Co-Ed  And Former Convict  Authorities Checking Whether Girl Was Drugged

Four Bullets Kill Physician; Roads Blocked   Car Found Two Blocks from Scene of Last Call; Another Stolen

Yugoslavs Accuse UN Official of Hurting Commission’s Work By Remarks Made on Probe

Standard Oil Will Ration its Gasoline   Will Affect Twelve States in Midwest—Sales Have Mounted Fast

Standard of Indiana to Ration Gas to Dealers as Demands Top Supply

Standard Oil Rations Gas    Hoosier Customers Face Supply Limits During Summer

12-STATE AREA FEELS PINCH IN AUTO FUEL   West Coast Supplies Ample, Company Announces

sasoline Shortage Standard of Indiana Will Ration During Summer; Consumption Up 15%

PHILADELPHIA HOTEL CRIPPLED BY STRIKE   Supervisory Employes Attempting To Maintain Service At Rellecue-Stratford

Corry Man  Is Witness  In Probe of ‘Gray Market’  Was Forced To Pa: Outrageous Price Or Close Factory, Hillstrom Declares

Long Session Of Congress  ees By Senate GOP Heads   Leaders Are Dubious That Coming Term Will Be Able To Wind Up Its Work In Time To Quit  Before Political Conventions

BYRNES REVEALS TITO PLOT 10 SEIZE TRIESTE   Urges Prompt Senate Ation on Four Peace Treaties. -

Strike Cripples Output Of Cars And Appliances   P ULS. Steel Basic Mills Closed As Rail, Workers Leave Jobs

EFFORTS MADE TO END RAIL WORKERS STRIKE   Thousands Of Steel Makers Idied, Auto Production Threatened Next

SHUT AS 1800 LEAVE IORS   Thousands in Other Industries Forced Into Idleness

Railroad Strike Idles Thousands Of Steel Worker:   Efforts Being Made To End Strike On Union Railroad Of Carnegie Steel Co.

REVIEW P PEACE STRATEGY   Government and Union Leaders in Conference

Department Of LaborIn  Phone Strike   Meeting Held To Find Margin Of Difference

Specific Pay Demand Asked of Phone Union  Government Acts to Clarify Issue, Dalle Masting With Struike Chiefs

Labor Department Asks What Wage Offer Needed To Revive Phone Talks

Labor Department Has New Plan in Telephone Strike   Government Seeks to Find  Wage Boost Needed to Renew Talks   BELL SYSTEM WANTS ‘ LOCAL AGREEMENTS   Effort to Set Pattern in Washington Session of “"" NETW Affiliate

Ramadier to Ask  Confidence Vote Cabinet Is Unable to Reach Accord

FIRE RAZES BARN ON CHRISTMAS DAY   Flames Discovered On Lehr Farm Near Admire, As Family Sat Down For Yule Dinner

May Endeavors to Show Political Purposes as Motive Back of His Trial

Source of. Trial Is Political .   May Charges Mead Wes Motivated By By Desire to Run for Governor of WN. Y.

MAY HITS AT MEAD PROBE   Court Strikes Subiect From the Record, However

.— CHARGED ‘POLITICS’ ~— ~ May Blast at Mead Stricken From Record

ARMY-FLIERS = DIE IN- CRASH   B-\] ENROUTE TO DAYTON __FROM’ GEORGIA” WRECKED IN ‘ACCIDENT NEAR

OUSE GROUP FA INSISTS ON Mi MORE SUGAR BI   FORMER NLR3  MEMBER LIKES RBALL MEASURE   Gerard Reilly Says Proposal to Change Wagner Act Would Make Statute Real Key to Industrial Peace.

To Launch Fund Drive To Purchase Site For Girl Scout Summer Camy

Attlee’s Cabinet Reported Opposed To Steel Program  Prime Minister Also weawe Eice an fat   Prime Minister Also Draws Fire on Cut Of Armed Services

ATTLEE FACING CRISIS IN PARTY   [RIFT 1N LABOR CABINET OVER - ECONOMIC PLAN — HE GOES ON AIR TONIGHT.

Attlee Faces New Conflict Within Party   Oppose Plans To Nationalize Steel Industry

ATTLEE FACING NEW CONFLICT   Own Labor Party Questions Government Rule over Steel, Other Issues

NEW CONFLICT FACES BRITISH LABOR PARTY   CABINET MEMBERS OPPOSE CONTROL OVER STEEL

Attlee Faces  New Conflict Within Party Over Policies   Nationalization Plan Stirs Some Discord;  Laborities Will Meet

Attlee Faces New Conflict Within Party   Rumors Persist That Some Of Cabinet Are Opposed To Nationalizing Steel Industry

ATTLEE ON SPOT  -Laborities Split Ranks Over Steel Nationalization Plan

Plan to Take Over Steel Causes Hight   Breakup of Cabinet Seen; Dollar Shortage Critical

Break in Labor Party's Ranks Faced by Attlee   Nationalization Of Steel Industry Cause of Crisis

Attlee Faces  Dissension  Within Party Cabinet Reported  Divided Over ' Steel Proposals

Attlee to Appeal to The People  Prime Minister Faces Divided Labor Cebinet

Attlee Faces Split Inside Labor Party  Some Oopose Steel Industry Nationalizing

Conflict Within Labor Party Confronts Attlee   Dissatisfaction Over Austerity Program Reported

Germans At Duesseldort Stage Riots   Nearly 100,000 in Demon stration Incited by Serious Food Crisis Today

Ruhr Germans Demonstrate  For More Food   Duesseldorf Stages General Strike; 100,000 at Meetine

Germans Riot In Food Crisis, Stone British   Military Vehicles Overturned in Flurries of Ruhr Violence

Food Riot Breaks Out In Germany   100,000 Demonstrate A! Duesseldorf In Worst Crisis Since War

Hunery Germans Demonstrate Against British   Violence Flurries Break Out in  Thucealdarf Hafoartan

Violence Flares As Germans Riot To Demand Food   100,000 im Ruhr Valley  dom in Mass Anti-British  Demonstration

FOOD GRISIS IN RUHR CAUSE OF DEMONSTRATION   100,000 Sullen Germans Mass, Marked By Flames Of Violence

VIOLENCE If REPORTED AT DUESSELDORE   Widespread Demons strations In Ruhr Believed to Be Politically Inspired.

100,000 Sullen Germans Stage Mass Profest   Hunger Demonstration  Marked By Violence

Red Influence Seen in 5-City Mob Uprising   Work Stoppages Last Until Noon; Ruildines Stoned

1 00,000 Sullen, Hungry Germans Mass to Protest Ruhr Food Crisis

100,000 Nazis Riot Over Food In Ruhr Valley   BRITISH ARE BLAMED FOR FAILURE TO EASE CRISIS

Germans of Ruhr Stage Food Riots   Occupation Authoritie: Blame Sabotage for Current Crisis. --

TWENTY FIREMEN HURT IN BLAZE   Floors Collapse as Fire Sweeps Office Building

Constitution Adopted by A.C.M. Club  Directors’ Terms of Office Are Designated

Constitution paanplsl hy A.C. M. Club   Directors’ Terms of Office Bre Desionnated

INDIA MADE FREE AMID SPLENDOR MARRED BY RIOT   Nation’s 400,000,000 Shed Role of Subjects to Become Two Independent Dominions.   OLD DELHI WHOOPS UP CELEBRATION   But in Embattled Punjab Moslems and Non-Moslems Engaged in Murderous Disorders.

Convict Fields on Contempt Charge  Verdict of Jury Is Quickly Reached

Daughter's Concert Tonight Will Be First President Truman Attended

White ‘Day. After’ Hits District   Roads Throughout Tri-State Region Covered by Snow; Turnpike ‘Bad’

Public Invited to. ‘See:. Special Film. Sendai. “At: Methodist : ‘Church

154 Lives Believed Lost In Two States; Property Damage Reaches Millions

Doctors and  Nurses Rush . To Storm Area   Bulldozers Used to Dig in Wreckage for Additional Victims Of Panhandla Tarnada

Victims Sought In Debris      Woodward, Okla. Use «sBulldozer in Search; Residents Wander Streets in Daze

Survivors Are Left Dazed   Woodward Water Supply Off, Water Lacks Even To Wash Bodies Of Dead

To Complete Hearings On Mine Blast . Cause Today   Safety Regulations Not Enforced; Krug Medill, Operators Being Criticized

Grand River on Rampage  a ee  North Missouri Streams Flood with More Rain Predicted

RAIN HALTS TRAFFIC   Grand RKiver Causes Most. af Trouble; Washes Out Tracks

North Missouri Streams Raging Out of Banks   Situation Is ‘Fraught With Danger’; More Heavy Rains Predicted

‘Ma Cher’ Mistingvuett, Ze Leg Is Familiar, But Ze Age We Forget!

India Attacks South Africa In UN Report   Racial Prejudices Intensified Is Claim: Heated Fight Seen

FAST. MAIL. SLOWS DOWN  “No More Confetti Letter: “for Lockport, IIL,. Folks.

GM&O Slows Down Its Fast Mail Train Through The Town of Lockport, Ill. And Life Is Beautiful Again

Four Are Dead In Nitro Blast.   Fifth Man Hurt; Cause Of Explosion At Archer County Oil Well Unknown

President Signs Greek-Turkish Aid Measure   Full Foreign Relief Bill Also Needs Only His Signature

Nation's Foreign Policy Program Is Working Out  Bill to Be Signed; Another Introduced

FIRE DESTROYS GRAIN ELEVATOR   Lose 80,000 Bushels of Grain at Upper Sandusky

NEW TURNS TAKEN IN STRIKE AT GARY   varents of Five Pupils to Appear before Judge Today.

Biggest Legislative Week Of The Year Underway; Vates Expected On Major  T amirglatinn

Face Problems In Unification  Extensive Conference: Of Leaders Necessan

Armed Forces Unified Under Central Chief   Truman Signs Measnre Be: fore Leaviug With Nominee’s Approval By Senate in Mini      Specific Orders Will Come Later   Law Goes Inte Effect Tmmediately But Many Conferences Needed To Translate Terms

Truman Signs Unity Bill   Names James Forrestal t Head Unified Forées as Secretary of Defense

Truman Signs Bill to Unity  Armed Forces   Forrestall Nominated by President To Be Secretary of Defense

Unification Measure Is Now Law   Forrestal Named Secretary of National Defense

ARMY AND NAVY WILE BE MERGED   TRUMAN SIGNS UNIFICATION BILL—NAMES FORRESTAL DEFENSE SECRETARY.

Forrestal _ Secretary. .  Of Defense   President Signs Unification Bill, Names Navy Chicf

Truman Names Forrestal New Defense Head   Bill Signed Into Law, Unifying Armed Services

Unification of Armed Services Is Accomplished   James V. Forrestal Is Named to Head Army, Navy, Air Forces

Military Unity [Becomes Law   Forrestal Selected To Guide Defenses

Truman Signs Bill To Unify Armed Forces   Names Forrestal As Secretary Of Defense

TRUMAN SIGNS BILL UNITING ALL BRANCHES   Secretary of Defense Directs Army, Navy, And Air Units

Truman Names See. Forrestal  Defense Chief   President Signs Measure  To Unify All Armed Traenne aT] @

Selected As. Secretary Of Defense   Yruman Delays Plane In Order to Sign the Unification Measure

Armed Force Unification Billls Signed   Forrestal Named Secretary Of U.S. National Defense

Forrestal Takes Over Army, Navy   Nomination of Navy Chief Goes to Senate; President Signs Bill

Forces United, Forrestal Is Defense Chief   President Signs Bill After Two Years of Urging, Nomination to Senate

Forrestal Is Named Chief Of Defense  Army, - — Air For  Pe a ees = Ee

Defense Chief Job Assigned To Forrestal  By President   Merger Bill Signed; Air Forces Become Independent Entity

Unification Bill For Armed Forees  Signed by Truman   Actual Separation Of U. S. Air Force Will Wait Further Orders

Forrestal to Head Unified ArmedForeces   Appointment Approved by Senate Committee Soon After President Signs Moasnre Into Law

Truman OKs Bill Unifying Armed Might  Forrestal Named New Secretary Of U.S. Defense

Officers Confirm Dead Girl’s Name   Exhaustive Efforts Of Highway Patrolman Jim Reeves Ends With Final Identification

Agreement Qn Contract Ends  Shipping Strike   Announcement Is Made Tha‘ Maritime Strike Has Been Settled   REPORT 700 SHIPS HAD BEEN TIED UP

New Contract Ends Maritime Work Stoppage   At least 110,000 Marine Workers Get 5 Percent Increase

NEW. CONTRACT IS AGREET UPON EARLY TODAY TO END TIEUP OF ship.  PING -

NAB MAN WITH GUN IN SENATE   Caught Soon After Visit by President

SHORTLY AFTER TRUMAN VISIT TO CAPITOL   Unidentified Man Held By Police

Guards Seize Armed Man in Capitol Buildine   Arrest Disclosed Following Truman Visit in U.S. Senate

Prosperity in 1948 Forecast in U. S. Survey   Employment Service Direc tor Sees Construction  Boom—Income Higher

Tax Cut Test Lines Drawn   Democrats Favor Delay Of Senate Action

SENATE TEST QN TAX GUT BILL IS NEAR   There Is Indication Of Close Fight on Floor Next Monday

‘Skirmish Lines Drawn for Tax Baiile  - Preliminary Test to Come Monday on Rival Motione

Senate Demos, GOP Gird for Tax Cut Fight   Preliminary Test on Reduction Bill Is Set for Monday

GIFT HOME FOR THANKSGIVING   Family of 12 Reunite in Council Bluffs House

Russia Demands Acceptance  of Atomic Plan Says Commission Might Fail  in Its Mission

Russia Warns  Of Arms Delay  Th Mas WT) Boil Usloca      Fears Cut Will Fail Unless Linked to Atom Plan

QUICK TRIP TO EUROPE BOOKED   Two Senators, With Sw  Congressmen, in Party

‘BRIEF’ SOLONS FOR AIR JAUNT   Congressional Group Ta Visit 20 Countries In 33 Days

Lower Prices Sought  maces te sin:sidtiimen it kcicaleamamemp cmmumsncens: vie

Truman Seeking Lower Prices, Harriman Says  ‘Anti-Inflation’ Plans   ‘Anti-Inflation’ Plans Aimed at Meat, Steel And Lumber, He Add:

Harriman Lists Lower Meat, Stee! Prices As Goal of Normalcy Plan

LOWER COSTS GOAL VIEWED BY HARRIMAN   Tells Committee Meat, Steel and Lumber Tops in Truman Plan.

Lower Prices Said Goal Of Truman Plan   Reduced Costs For Meats, Steel And Lumber “Hoped” Fo

Meats,  Steel, Lumber  Listed   Harriman, Taft Clash On Faith Of Program

Harriman Says ‘Hopes’ Are For Price Rollback:   Commerce Secretary Clash With Taft —. Over Inflation Plan

 INQUIRY — Taft Sees Danger in Controls —   SNYDER HITS BANK PROGRAM

Harriman Sees Goal to Be Lower Prices   Secretary and Senator: Clash Today Over Administration Plans

PRICE CUT ON MEAT, STEEL, LUMBER SAID TRUMAN PLAN GOAL  CABINET MEMBER TELLS ECONOMIC COMMITTEE PLEA IN GOOD FAITH

Harriman Tells Of Government's Overall Plans  Take Cinet’ 2   Taft Questions If Control Plea ls in Good Faith

See Hope for Lower Prices in Truman Plon   Commerce Secretary Tells of "Goals" pefore Senate Group Seccion

BadFaith Charged By Taft   Ohio Senator Says Unlimited Controls Are Being Sought

10-Point Program Directed at Lower Meat, Steel Prices  Harriman Lists Goal

Hope for Lower Prices on Meats Steel, Lumber  Included In Truman   Included In Truman 10-Point Program On Anti-Inflation

Lower Prices in Meats, Lumber Stee! Goals   Harriman Testifies Before Economic Committee Today

LOWER PRICES FOR MEAT ‘HOPES’ OF TRUMAN PROGRAN   Steel and Lumber Also In. cluded In 10-Point AntiInflation Plan.   SEC. HARRIMAN SPOKE   Testified Before the Senate House Economics Committee Today.

LOWER PRICES GALLED ‘HOPE   Harriman Says Drop Ma Result From: Truman Pian

GIVES SUPPORT TO PRESIDENT'S 10-POINT PLAN   Cabinet Member Gets Into Argument With Taft

Harriman Hopeful Of Rollbacks   President’s Program Would Bring Lower Prices Of Imnortant Products, Belief

Secretary, Taft Clash At Hearing   Senator Asks Whether Administration Ac s in ‘Good Faith’ ‘in Asking Controls   Questions Asked   Sen. Watkins Queries Harriman, Seeking News of Program

Lower Prices Predicted   If Anti-Inflation Program Approved — Harriman.

Hopes Certain Prices Can Be Rolled Back   Harriman Testifies Before Senate Group

Organization Chief States Stand After Ainsworth Calls Cut   ‘’Now Is Time to Collect’’ Says Head of State Farmer§

Truman Lauds Action as Step To Labor Peace   President Says New — Development Signals More Hopeful Trend

Contractors, Unions Agree To Arbitration   Action Declared Step Along Road To Labor Peace

TRUMAN APPLAUDS BUILDING TRADES NO-STRIKE PLAN   Agreement Calis for Arbitration of Disputes Arising Between Contractors and Employes.   TWO MILLION IN 19  UNIONS ARE AFFECTED   President Says Accord, Pius . Other Settlements, Indicates Trend Toward Industrial Peace.

Arbitration Accord Assures Strikeless Construction Trade   Truman Tags New Union Pact ‘Notable Step to Labor Peace’; . Plan Mav Temper Proposed Laws

Truman Praises  Contractors-AFL Arbitration Pact  New Plan Called ‘Notable Step Ta I ahar Dn oa’

Truman Sees Labor Peace Much Nearer   President Hails Agreement Reached by Building Trades

Builder-Union Pact Praised As Promoting ‘Labor Peace’   Hope That Congress Will Temper Severe Measures Indicated

AFL, Contractor Tell Program For Arbitration  Pay Settlements ithout Resort To Force Okayed

Builders, AFL To ‘Arbitrate Pay Disputes   President Terms Pact ‘Notable Step Along Road To Labor Peace.’

May Avert Need Of Tough Laws, Truman Believes   Construction Contractors And AFL Get Together h Move To Avoid Strikes;  Coancrecamen BHoneful

LABOR PEACE STEP LAUDED BY PRESIDENT   CONTRACTORS PLAN ARBITRATION WITH AFL UNIONS

Truman Lauds Action of Arbitration Plan Set up By Contractors and Unions   Claims It Sets up Machinery for Final and Binding Unity and Actual! Submission of Disputes Remains a Matter for Voluntary Action by Disputing Parties

Think He'll Come Out?   AFL’S PROPOSAL GAINS SUPPORT   Truman Hails Plan of Con tractors and Union To Arbitrate Disputes

Builders And AFL Point Way To Peace   Plan To Arbitrate Pay And Other Disputes Announe+ ed By Truman

Building Trades, Workers Agree On Arbitration   Truman, Green Hail Move as Step Forward

in. MORE NEW ENGLAND TOWNS “BEING EVACUATED AS --. FLAMES CONTINUE TO BPREAD

Coal Mine Operators Assail Closing Order  Issued by U.S. Official

MINE OWNERS BITTER OVER PIT CLOSINGS   Many Workings With. High Safety Records Included Under Krug’s Order.

ORDER CLOSING COAL MINES HIT BY OPERATORS   Mine (Closing Will Not Affect Steel Industry To Great Extent

REPORT THE CORN ESTIMATE IS DOWN   Figures Show Corn Yield is Off 16.170.000) Bushels

PRODUCTION OF BOTH CORN, WHEAT UNDER FORMER ESTIMATES  LAST STATEMENT PUTS BOTH GRAINS AT MUCH LESS THAN NOVEMBER

Crop Yield Is  Near Reeord  Output for 1947 Is Large Despite Drouth

1947 Crop Output Fourth In Quantity   - Government Report. Shows Record Despite Drought Damave To Corn

GRAIN ESTIMATE SHOWS DE ECLINE U.S. Crop Production For Year Said Fourth Best On Record

1947 Production Is Fourth Largest in Nation’s History   Drouth Cut Volume in Several Sections Throughout United State:

CORN PRODUCTION 1S SUMMARIZED   : Decrease Noted By Government Wheat Qutput Also Under  Estimate

Crop Production a Record, Though Corn Is Far Down   Wheat 50 Percent. Abov Ten Year Average U.S. Estimates

Crop Production For 4] Totaled Above Average   Yield Was 4th Largest in History; Slightly Less Than in 1946

REPORT itiE CORN ESTIMATE IS DOWN      Figures Show Cor Yield is Off 6.170.000 Bashels

Production Of Crops. In 1947 Near Record   Final Report . Issued By _ Agriculture Departmen?.

RANKING GOP’; MEMBER OF BANKING COMMITTEE WOULD ALSO RENEW CREDIT CONTROLS

U. S. Policy Is Rapped By GOP. Solon Today   SEN. BRIDGES TAKES PO1 SHOT AT TRUMAN PLANS

SENATOR BRIDGES TAKES A BLAST AT  STATE NEPARTMENT   Attempting to Carry Water on Both Shoulders, He Savs.   LEND LEASE TO RUSSIA   Will Do All He Can to Block Sending Equipment to Soviet.

Russ Lend Lease Aid Policy Hit By Sen. Bridges   Vandenberg, Acheson Ask Continuation Of ‘Solemn Contracts’; Opposed By Wherry

State Department Taken to Task By Sen. Bridges   Says Red Lend-Lease Plan, Communism Campaign  Tried Simultaneously

Senate Leaders Oppose Shipment of Goods to Reds   Question Sending Russia Oil Equipment While Aiding Greece

Bridges Charges US Unit Dualing   State Department Hit For Handling Red Situation

Bridges Scores Sending Mone Goods To Reds   Senator Charges State De. partment With Trying to Carry Water on Both Shoulers

Bridges Opposes  Deal “with Russia Senator Attacks Plan To Ship Lend Lease Refining Equipment

CITES U, S. ON RED PROCEDURE   Sen. Bridges Declares State Dept. Seeking Lend-Lease To Russia And Trying To Head Off Communism At Same Time,

Bridges Critical Of State Dept.  ~ Would Aid: Russia, Halt Cammunicm:

Bridgers Assails Shipment to Red:   Senator Says State Department “Carrying Water On Both Shoulders”

Senator Raps State Department For Trying To Finish Soviet Lend Lease Delivery And Greek Aid At Same Time

Lend-Lease Aid To Russia Hit  State Dept. Asks Shipment Completion

Lend-Lease Shipments To Russia Under Fire   Senator Accuses State Department of Trying to ‘Carry Water on Both Shoulders’

Senator Bridges Condemns Policy Toward Russians   Says Shipping of Goods and Greek Program Don’t Jibe

Bridges Raps Plan to Send Goods to Russ   Charges State Departmen  Wants to Give Aid Awd Kieht Cammunism

An Uproar. Over Goods For Soviet.   Vandenberg, Acheson Say-U. S. Must Keep Word to Ship Supplies; Bridges Fights Action

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Daddy Tells The Horror, But Sonnv Listens For The Bugle

Colonel Balked On Garsson Deal  Says May Asked Him To Swina Contract

EX-COLONEL BARES APPROACH BY MAY   Tells War Fraud Case Jurors Solon ‘Pressured’ Gareann Contract

FABIAN FUNERAL 10 BE AT QUGGER   Aged Woman Is Taken by Death at Flint, Michigan.

Truman Talk Seen Having  Wide Effect:   Diplomatic Policy To Halt ‘Red’ Tide Likely Will Be Set   Whole Thing Is Quite Clear—If ¥ou’ré An Einstein  Worrying About National Debt? Don’t: The Prof Has Solved ft

Senate Chiefs Expect Veto Of Labor Bill   Republicans Prepare Efforts to Override; Message Due Friday

Battle to Halt 10 Million Cut In School Bill   Manahan’s Barrage of Questions Enlivens Lower House Hearing

No Fraud Said Involved On Payment. Solon Claims Hughes Owes Huae Tax Bill

Armory Legislation Is Scanned by Emporians   Delegation from Here Jains Others in Topeka for a Meeting with nwa nbnce

Armory Legislation Is Scarined by Emporians      Delegation from Here Joins Others in Topeka for a Meeting with Lowesabece

 SHOCK 1S TOO MUCH . Girl, 2, Disappears At Camp, Heart Attack Kills Granddad

Missing Girl Found Alive   California 2- Year-Old, Lost Since Sunday, Located in Park Brush,

Navajos Will Gel $314,393 Payment   Helium-Bearing Rights Involved in Deal

Extension of Draft Act Not Expected   The President Thus Indicated Today; Expires on ¢ March 31.

AUTHORITIES BAFFLED BY CHICAGO: CASE:   Aged Recluse: and Blind Sister Found Wealthy.

Aner] Calendar   $151,000 Cache Found by Police After Recluse Dies in Filthy Flat

Death Remeves Veil : Recluse, Blind Sister Lived ‘In’ Squalor; Had $157.000

FP rIiIVVesd Pitgitv't Associated Press Survey After One Year Reveals Price Trend

SOIL CONSERVATION GETS ‘GREEN LIGHT’   State And County To Resume Full Scale Of Cnperations

AAA Program In County and State Resumed   Funds Restored For 1947 Work.

Full AAA Activities Are Resumed In Plymouth County   All Commitments To. Be Fulfilled Farmers As Promised:

TAKE PHOTOS HERE THURSDAY, JUNE 19   Photographer Will Take Pictures of Business and Professional People.

53 Perish In Crackup In Maryland   Plane Structure Failure Seen; Witnesses Telli Of Breakup in Air. *

Tail Collapse In Maryland Crash Probed   53 Are Killed As Plane Hits In Swampland

Iwo Witnesses Tell of Seeing lail Fall Apart   Death Toll Exceeds Loss in LaGuardia Field Catastrophe

93 DIE IN NEW PLANE DISASTER IN MARYLAND   Giant Eastern Air Liner Crashes in Nafion’s Worst. Air Disaster

Think Tail Structure Failure Caused Crash  Near Bainbridge, Md.   CAB Officials, Returning From Check Of LaGuardia Field Disaster Witness Mile Hich Plunge Of Eastern Air Liner.

FORM ATHLETIC-COUNECIL   Church Youths to Organize Twilight Softball League

Rail Boxcar Supply Improved to Handle " “RKecord Wheat: Croj   Transportation Still Big Problem in Handling Billion Bushels

Report Boxcar Supply Better For’47 Wheat   Expect Billion Bushe] Crop, First Time In Historv: Harvest 10 Days Off.

Ist Billion Bushel Winter Wheat Crop Ready for Shipmen   Railroads Are Better Equipped Than Last Year

Railroads Face Tough Problem  Start Soon to Move Biggest Wheat Crop

Huge Winter Wheat Harvest To Start Soon   Railroads Report They Are in Better Shane to Move Grain

[Augmented Boxcar Fleet To Roll \First Billion-Bushel Wheat Crop

Railroads Are Preparing for Big Wheat Crop   First Billion Bushel Harvest Expected To Start Soon

‘Bread-Basket’ Specials   Railroads Say_ Boxcar Supply Better; Wheat  Holds Problem   Eastern Lines Send Cars West To Help With Record Crops

Railroads Set To Move Record U.S. Wheat Crop   Report Boxcar Supply Is Somewhat Improved  Over I act Year.

Railroads Gird for Joh of Moving First Billion-Bushel Wheat Crop

Railroads Report Boxcar Supply Better For Huge Billion Bushel Wheat Crop

Winter Wheat May Snag on Way to Mills   Rail Officials Cite Improved Boxcar Supply

More Room For Wheat   Railroads Expect Faster Movement Of Record 1947 Crop

Railways Ready To Begin Moving Big Wheat Crop   Boxcar Situation Somewhat Improved Over Last Year

Nation To Reap Big Wheat Crop  But Railroads Face SPSS eseaecmanes be ‘Sete SS Paptatas

Rails Ready To Move Big Wheat Crop   Boxcar Supply Better Than Last Year For Transporting Over Billion Bushela

‘Railroads Ready To Move Largest U.S. Wheat Crop   Believe the Boxcar Situation Can Be Beaten This Year

Railroads Gird For Bumper Crop Of Wheat   Boxcar Situation Improved But All-Time Record Crop Means Huge Task

RAILROADS SET TO MOVE HUGE CROP OF WHEAT   Feel 1st Billion Bushel Yield in History Wil Present Tough Problem

Railroads Ready to MoveNation's First Billion Bushel Wheat. ‘Crop   Boxcar Situation — Satter Than th ‘46

Railroads Ready For Wheat Crop   More Boxears on Hand For Bumper Harvest Starting Next Week

RAILROADS GIRD TO HAUL WHEAT   See Biggest Peacetime Job Have Some Cars Stored

Billion Bushel Wheat Crop To Start Moving   Railroads Report Boxcar Situation Is Much Better

Railroads Get Ready For Big Wheat Harvest   TRANSPORTATION'S OF RECORD CROP IS DIFFICULT

Harvest Starts In Texas Boxcar Situation Improved As Railroads Move History's First Billion Bushel Wheat Crop

PLANES BOMB ~ RELIEF SHIP   BRITISH VESSEL LOADED WITH UNRAA SUPPLIES WAS ATTACKED OFF’. CHINA COAST

Blocks Action On Bill To Halt Phone Strike   House Group Votes 15 to 7 to Postpone Iniunciion Measures

5 Department Budgets Get Board's Okay   Highway Dept. Gets $18 Million Fund; I). A. Boost Refused

Secluded in Hotel Room for Years, Woman Refuses to Gash Dividends

Spurns Dividend Check of $25,000   Woman Lives Alone In Hotel Seymour

Elderly Spinster Achieves Almost Complete Privacy in Mid-New Y ork

TRUMAN ASKS EARLY BOOST IN HOUR WAGE   Secretary of Labor Refuses Comment On Action

Union Accepts Government Terms; Progress Reported Toward Strike Settlement

Company, However, Refuses Te Go Along With $5.14 Weekly Increase’   ANOTHER CONFERENCE IS SCHEDULED TODAY

PROBE OF PRICES TO START SOON   SENATE-HOUSE GROUP TO HOLD HEARINGS IN MANY PARTS OF COUNTRY.

Senators Score Business Men on Raising Prices   O’Mahoney Avers Stee Industry Shows Same Views as Stalin

Farm Leaders Open Conference   Organization Heads Begin Plan To Replace Farm Price Support Program

Governor Poll Plan Adopted By President, Report Says   New York Times Asserts Soundings Sought By Truman

Truman Geing To Governors On Policy, Paper Says'   “ALTHOULGH THE

Says Truman To Seek Opinions Of Governers On National Problems   New York Times Reports Decision Of President; Says He Took Poll Before Showdown With Tobn 1. Lewis.

Truman Takes Poll Various State Heads   Samples Their Opinion  Before Determining Course of Action NonPartisan Problems

Russia Blames  Failure On US.   Ministers Have Laid Foundation For German Problem Solution.

Prices Hiked By Sun Oil Co.   Say Step Taken to Protect Customers’  Fuel Oil Supply

TAX ACTION DUE MONDAY  HST Back From Canada; Faces Decisions On Tax, Labor Bills

Truman Returns  lo Decide Bills   Answer on Tax Cut Promised by Monday

President Returns From a Good Will Mission to Canada  foes bes Troubles te Start With Decision

Truman, Family Back in Capital  Good - Will Visit to Canada Ends

TWO HOT BILLS AWAIT TRUMAN   President Set To Tackle Labor Curbing And Tax Cutting

PRESIDENT TRUMAN BACK IN CAPITAL   Executive Says He Plans to Act on Tax Bill Monday Before Midnicht Deadline.

Blanket of Snow Covering State  Three Highways Blocked In Record 1946 Freeze

Tax Allocation Boards Being Eyed Closely   Capital Is Anxious About Cities. Schools

Tavlor Soil Conservation District News   District Supervisors: Herman Kruger. W. A. Lannen, W. F. Voelker, George Dollinger, A. W. Butts

Terzlor Soil Conservation District News   ON I ee oe err ee =  District Supervisors: Herman Kruger. W. A. Lannen, W. F. Voelker, George Dollinger, A. W. Butts

Four Persons Die When Auto Goes Off Road  Fatal Accident Takes Place 40 Miles Wect af Miccaula

Reclamation Program for  West Aired   Secretary Krug Outlines  Proposal for Spending  =$2,148,000,000 During - Next Seven Years

Fatique Blamed, Condition Not Serious . Sec. Krug Unable To Finish - Speech When He Becomes II

Interior Chief Faints While Giving Speech   Proposes Vast 7-Year Pregram Of Reclamation

Jones Denies Irregularities   Former R.F.C. Head Say: Many Untruths About RB. & C. Loan.

$80,000,000 LOAN ‘NOT IRREGULAR’   Jones Insists Lending That Amount To B, And CQ. ‘Natural’

Jones Defends  RFC Loan To  B. & 0. Railroad Says Nothing Was ‘Irregular’

Rain Thwarts Truman Walk   Had Haped.to Take Another Hike, Futs in Tiree Working an Friday Speach

Rain To Keep  Truman Inside   President Cancels His Plan For Another Climb Up Hill

Rain Ehwarts Truman Walk   Had Hoped te Fake Anether Mike, Puts in Time Working an Friday Speech

Rain Thwarts. Mountain Hike Of President    Chief Executive Climbed . 1,000 Feet Yesterday; Works On Friday Speech

RAINS PREVENT TRUMAN'S HIKE   President Remains Inside, a Work on Speech—Mountain Climbing Canceled

EXPEDITER SEES RECORD HOUSE ‘BOOM IN °47   Creedon Says Industry With Government Help Can Solve Problem

U.S. ROLE 10 HELP INDUSTRY BUILD HOMES   “Partnership” Is. . Philosophy of New Housing Expediter

Czechs Caught In U.N. Squeeze   May Have To Take  ' Council Seat

Czechs Fight to Avoid Election to U-N Seat as ‘Yes-Man’ for Russia   Cripps Named Economic Czar

Czechs Face ‘Stooge’ Role  Noe, Eeaxzrn Ter Anes   May Have To Accept Unwanted U. N. Chair

Czechoslovakia Weaged in Fight  a Ee   Despite Objections To Election She May Take UN Seat

SLAVIC NATION MAY BE FORCED INTO RED BLOE   F.uropean Country Expected lo Lose Campaign To Avoid Inheriting Poland’ s “Yes Man’ Role To Russia In UN Coun cil.

 Czechoslovakia Caught In Squeeze Play On Election Of New U. N. Council Members

CZECHS CAUGHT  INU. N. SQUEEZE   Nation Doesn’t Want Seat’ But Russia Needs Friend

U.N. Council Elects Three  New Members   Czechoslovakia In Squeeze Plav

CZECHS FEAR BEING CAUGHT IN SQUEEZE   Little Nation Sees Chance To Be Forced Into Polish Role

May Have To Be Russia s UN Friend   Three Council Members Slated For Election

Regents Ask Heads Of Schools To Give Operating Needs  Prepare To Allocate      Prepare To Allocate Largest Sum Yet For Higher Education

Red Tape Snarls Flood Control   Getting Money Fer Project Takes Time, Trouble

Interference In Affairs  Hinted; U. S. Takes Stand   Financial Condition Of Country Is Aired At Moscow Meeting

Moscow Meet Likely To End This Week   U.S. Slightly Hopeful Of 11th Hour Austrian Compromise By Soviet France To Get Coal

Moscow Meeting Is Expected To Close This Week   U.S. Diplomats Still Hopeful Of Aus trian Treaty.

AMERICANS PREPARE TO SAIL FROM CHINA   First Party From Disbanding Ex

FIRST YANKS REACH CHINA PORT SAFELY   Reds Keep Promise As Withdrawal of U. S.  Forces Begins

Marines Guard U, §. Cifizens In China   First Party of Americans ‘Board Ship for Homeland

STINGING REPLY TO TRUMAN VETO MADE BY HARTLE}   Co-Author of Measure Accuses President of Sponsoring “Misrepresentations and Half Truths,”   SAYS PRESIDENT DID NOT WRITE MESSAGE   Declares Statement of Disapproval Objected to Language Not in Legislation,

Hartley Hils Veto Message   Truman Not Author, Truth Twisted, Says Labor Bill Sponsor

Hartley Hurls Stinging Barb At Labor Bill  Veto Message :   x Oo Co-Author Contends Papers Not Written By Truman Himself

Hartley Says Truman Stater Half Truths   Says President Did Not Write Veto Messaae

Say Boys Duped Into Burglary   Three Police Officials Accused Of “Arrangime” Robbery.

HALF -MILLION OHIOANS iA WOULD: BE’ WITHOUT LO- CAL SERVICE IF WALK-. _..,. QUT BTAGED 

MANY OHIOANS FACE LOSS OF PHONE SERVICE   Independent Companies Not Affected By Strike Set For Monday

Professor Dies  Of Gas Fumes   Mentally-lil Daughter, Whom He Tried To Kill. Mav Recover.

‘~People Won't Understand—'  Professor Suicides, Tries Murder Of Insane Daughter

UNDERGROUND PLANE PLANTS NOT LIKELY   ‘Impractical, Say Manu facturers, Unless Cities   Also Are Built,

Plane Builders Object To Govt. Plans Of Dispersing U.S. Aircraft Industry

NEW VIOLENCE SWEEPS ITALY   At Least Two Killed Anc Damage Considerable In Cosenza

(CONFIRMATION OF AID DIRECTOR IS ASKED BY SOLONS   Senate Committee Proposes to Have Senate Pass.on Aid  Program Head

Warns Against Byrd Plan To Forget Russia   Senator George Fears Return Of Power Riare

Senate Decides  To Require Voice  On Aid Director   Bill te Previde Funds  . For Greece, Turkey Alse Bars Use in Debt. Pavment

SENATE SEEKS CHECK ON U.S. AID DIRECTOR   Foreign Affairs Unit Would Make Office Subject to Vote

Vote.fo Require Senate O.K, Way Clear for Greek. Turk Aid Chiefin Palestine

Declares U: N. Without Russia Bound To Fail   Could Lead Only to For: mation of Power Blocs. Sen. George Says

WANTS REDS 10 REMAIN IN UN   Senator George Opposes Byrd's Argument for Showdown With Soviet Russia

Opposes Plan To Rebuild U.N. Without Russia   Would Result Only In Formation Of Power Blocs, Says George.

Foreign Plan For UN Brings Heated Debate   SEN. BYRD’S PROPOSAL AGAINST RUSSIA ATTACKED

Confirmation Of Aid Chief Is Required   Foreign Relations Committee  Votes To Require Senate Approval of Director of Aid Program.

Would Require Senaté Approva Of Aid Director  . Caranta linit Vatac

Power Blocs Feared By Georgian   Sees Trouble if UN Leaves Out Russia

Senator Opposes UN Suggestion eer Kicking Soviet Out Termed As Useless

FROWNS ONU. N. WITHOUT RUSSIA   George Asserts Curtailec Organization Would Be Futile

Senate Will Keep Control! Over Funds for Greece  Director of Agency Must Be Given Confirmation There

George Hits Proposal of Senator Byrd   Holds Russia Must Be Retained As a Member of the UN

Solons Ash Vote on  Aid Head   Committee Accepts Preamble; for Ban on Debt Payment

Foreign Unit Takes Action On Aid Plan   Bar Use of Relief Funds for Repayment of Debts By Nations

EXECUTION OF 4G SCHEDULED   Concentration Camp Operators to Go to Galiows in Germany

Today’s Outlook   RUSSIA FRCWNS ON LINKING OF ROMANCE OF ELIZABETH, PHILIP

Boys Had-Planned Mass Escape From  Boonville School 16 of 18 Who Did Breal   16 of 18 Who Did Break Out From Co. F Are Now Back at Reformatory

Boys Had-Planned Mass Escape From  Boonville School  16 of 18 Who Did Break Out From Co. F Are Now  Rack at Rafarmatary

Indo-Chinese ‘Strife Enters Bloody Stage   Massacres, Mutilations By * Indonesians. Reported . - By Datch In Communal: Outbreaks

FARM AND TOWN FOLKS INVITED TO FREE TREATS AT COLUMBIA HALL NOV. 2¢

FREE PANCAKE OUPPER BY COM. GLUB NOV, 20   FARM AND TOWN FOLKS INVITED TO FREE TREATS AT COLUMBIA HALL NOY. 20.

In Which Othman Begs the ‘Pardons of All the Persons ‘He’s Insulted During *47

Jerusalem Is Again Rocked By Explosions   Fresh Outbreaks Of Violence Occur In Scattered Parts Of Holy Land   BLAST SHATTERS  SHOP OF ARAB

BOMB BLASTS —  IN HOLY LAND   NEW VIOLENCE FLARES ~ AS SHIPS BEARING REFU : - GEES NEAR THE  COAST —

JERUSALEM HIT BY TWO BLASTS   Araly Terrorists Blamed Trying to Discourage Buying From Jews

Lilienthal Needs  Eight Votes To  Win Contirmatior i. 2 ee   23 Senators Are Undecided

Lilienthal Needs § Senator Votes  22 Still Undecided   23 Still Undecided on Atom Chairman

Lilienthal Is Gaining Ground   Poll Shows He Needs Tx Convince But Eight Cf 23 Undecided.

8 VOTES NEEDED FOR LILIENTHAL   Check Reveals 40 in  Favor of Nomination

POLL SHOWS LILIENTHAL NEEDS TO WIN OVER 8 SENATORS IN ORDER 10 'EKE OUT CONFIRMATION AS CHAIRMAN

\Lilienthal Needs Only Eight Of The Votes ‘Out Of Twenty-Three Undecided Senators

inneennenene, * eee MARTIN CO. WITHDRAWS REQUEST FOR PLANE PLANT

Eliott Claims Republicans Hit Him For Father   Senators Ignore Other Offenders, Roosevelt Charges

Nenators Pass Over Gifts to Other Army Officers, Declares Roosevelt In Investigation of Entertaining

Ellioét Asks Why He Was Singled Out By Probers   FDR’s Son Claims Othe: Army Officers Accected Gifts.

ELLIOTT FEELS PROBERS STAGE SHEAR HEARING   Wonders Why Senate Group Has Passed Over Gifts To Other Officers

Snowfall Of 25.8 Inches Is - Dropped On City In Friday’s Storm.   SIXTEEN DEAD; HUGE DAMAGE

Transport Idle, Fuel And Food Shortage Near   Millions In Damage From Record Storm Over Eastern Area

LL LISTS 16 DEAD: NAMACE HICH   Cost of. Clearing Streets Alone to Be Five Millions __

SUGGESTS BETTER ACOUSTICS FOR COURT   Grand Jury, Headed by Ed. dington Man, Submits Report   BLDGS. ARE. VISITED

GRAND JURY HAS MADE ITS RECOMMENDATIONS   Court Room Acoustics In Need of Improvement   LAUD ADMINISTRATION

Ten Countries Get First Reparations From Soviet Area   Change in Policy Follows Halt in Shipments To Russia

USSR FINALLY LIVES UP 10 AGREEMENT   Makes Availa 60,000 Tons (Of  German pat

2 SENATE GROUPS BACK ORE SUBSIDY   UPPER BRANCH OF CONGRESS EXPECTED TO VOTE ON PROPOSAL TODAY.

Friends Pledge Further Effort   U. S. Quaker Group Shares Nobel Peace Prize With London Body

American Friends To Share Nobel Prize With British: Norwegian Papers Protest

GM Prices  On DeLuxe Autos Hiked  Buick. Caddy. Old:   Buick, Caddy, Old: Pontiac Affected

PRICES HIKED ON GM CARS   ‘De Luxe’ Convertible And Station Wagon Models To Be Increased

Auto Prices Raised By General Motor   DeLuxe Models to Go Ur but :No. Boost in ‘Volume’ Cars 

SOME GM CARS CO UP IN PRICE   Chevrolet Holds Line In 1947 To Challenge Ford Competition

PRICES ON SOME CARS BOOSTED BY GENERAL MOTOR   Increases Announced on “De Luxe” Convertible and Station Wagon Models in Four Lines.   COMPANY MAKES NO HIKE ON CHEVROLETS   Action Comes Less Than Week After Ford Reduced Prices From $15 to $50.

Paraguay Revolt Gains Supporters  Key Chaco Garrison Joins In Rebellion

PARAGUAY REBELS GAINING CONTROL   Key Garrison Reported Join ing Revolting Forces

TROOPS SWELL REBELS’ RANKS   »GHACO GARRISON JOINS +IN PARAGUAYAN . PEVOIT

PARAGUAY REBELS SEIZE GUNBOAT   Capital City Barricaded, Insurrection May Include Naval Attack.

Chaco Unit Joins Revolt In Paraguay   Key Garrison Throws Odds in Favor of Rebels

More Troops Join Revolt in Paraguay   Garrison at Key Chaco Reported to Have Joined in Uprising to Overthrow Government

Salvation Army Will Establish Unit in Rolfe   Will Locate Service Units in 560 Iowa Towns

Truman Leaves Ca To Walk in Parade   President Marches at Head of 35th Division

Truman Marches At Head of Men: In Kansas Parade   Visits Mother After Attending Reunion Of 35th Division

House Votes Incictment of Red Leader   Chamber Also to Act On Similar Charge Against Second Man

Wedding Bells For Akron G irl  Madeline Gale and: Richai<  . Burke Excharige Vows. * 1 Alban: Tadaw: © y

Wedding Bells” For Akron G irl  Madeline Gale and Richat  Burke Exchange Vows: In Abean Today: =

New French, British Arms Entente   Against a Fresh ~ “German Menace’

PLAN BRITISH, FRENCH PACT   Two Nations - Agree Tc New Military, Economic Alliance

Move Spurs Talk on Both Sides of English Channel as New Era of Collaboration Between Wartime Allies

LONDON, PARIS WILL SIGN NEW MILITARY PACT   Powers Unite Against An) Fresh German Peril; Blum Fails On Coal

BRITISH, FRENCH AGREE TO NEW MILITARY PAGT   Attlee Reveals Treaty After Two-Day Conference With Premier Blum

‘German Menace’ Joins Allies in New Partnership  Attlee Announces Agreement After Confab With Blum

BRITAIN, FRANCE ENTER ALLIANCE   MILITARY PACT TO BE DRAWN AGAINST ANY GERMAN MENACE

PACT IS AIMED AGAINST RE!CH   Anglo-French Alliance De: signed To Nip Any ‘Fresh German Menace’

Britain, France in New Pact   Alliance Against ‘Fresh German Menace’ Formulcied

Brifain, France To Enter New Military Paci   Treaty of Alliance To Be Concluded At Early Date

Britain, France Enter Into Military Alliance   Directed Against Any Possible German Menace-Complete Treaty Soon

ALLIES SEEK NEW ALLIANCE   England, France Open Talks on Cooperation Against  thapman ianane ?

Britain, France Form Alliance   Treaty Will Be Concluded. At Earliest Possible Moment.

Britain, France To Form New Arms Alliance  Against Fresh German Menace

England, France Enter Alliance   New Ear Of Diplomatic Collaboration Predicted a: Countries Join Forces

Russia’s Grain Harvest More Than Half Larger Than That Of Last Year

House Passes Three Measures, Then Adjourns   Farm Road, Rail Director, Veteran Bar Bills Okayed

CRASH OF HIS RACING PLANE LEAVES’SP EED FLIER BROKE   PARATROOPER VETERAN WHO STAKED ALL FINANCES ON RACES HAD TOUGH LUCK

NO SMOKES TO GERMANY   shipment of Telecce Products Bs Mail Has Been Banned

NO SMOKES To GERMANY      Shipment of Tohacco Products B3 Mail Has een Banned

GOVERNOR ON SCENE TO DIRECT BATTLE ON RAGING BLAZES  MAN-MADE RAIN TO BE TRIED IN ATTEMPT TO HALT HUNDRED FIRES

GOVERNOR ON SCENE TO DIRECT BATTLE ON RAGING BLAZES ©  MAN-MADE RAIN TO BE

Call for U. S. Foed Inventory   Senate Committeemen Want Data Before Export Action

Truman Appeai For New Power Met Defiantly   Rationing, Price  And Wage Curbs Marked Far Death

President’s Anneal for Standby Power Apparently Doomet   ‘Most Republicans, Some Democrats Opposed to New “Police State”

Ration, Price Proposals Go Under Bitter Attack By Senator Taft. Martin:

Proposals Seem Certain Issues; In 48 Campaign   Led By Taft, Martin GOP Launches Bitter Opposal To Request

Republicans Hot peat i Truman Plea  Some Democrats Join ‘GOP In Bitter Attack On President's Plan

Tatt Leads Opposition. To Program   Senator Declares ‘Heroic. Freedom’ Comes: To: Einich -.

GOP LAUNCHES BITTER ASSAULT ON TWO POINTS   President’s Suggestions Certain to Become Key Political Issues, Report

BITTER ATTACK OPENS AGAINST HCL PROPOSALS   Taft Sounds Battle Cry Against President’s 10Point Program

Truman’s Bid For Controls Faces Deteat   Quick Aid to Europe Will Get Approval, But GOP Congress Raps Marshall Plan

Senate Group First Wants Inventory   Bridges Says Facts On US Food storks Are Needed -

Taft Leads Opposition   President's Plea for Standby Ration Powers le Scored -

GOP Opposition “Dooms’ Price. Curbs, Rationing  Cammittes Will Make   Committee Will Make Full Inquiry’ to Find ‘What -U. 5S. Can Spare

Congress Seen Killing’ Price, Wage Controls             President’s Program Angry Statements: Fro:  Republican Leadé  «" “In. Congress

Dirksen Claims  Russia Preparing For Third War  Representative Says U. S. Must Not Abandon Eurane

Solons Ask Food Supply  Inventory   Senate Committee Calls For Complete Reports On Stores Before Action Is Taken by Congress

Taft, Martin Lead Attack On Proposal Of President   Rationing And Wage Controls Condemned By Republican Chiefs

Taft end Martin Lead Way Against Regimentation On Home Front; Some Demos Opposing Domestic Policy; Agreement Certain On Stop-Gap Aid

Taft, Martin, Others Speak Against Any Trend Toward Added ‘Interference’   Battle Cry: Police   Such Authority Leads Toward Bad~ Times, G.O.P. Insists

Senators Ask National Food Inventory    Action on Emergency Aid Plan Depends on Report

G0. P. te Fight Truman Program   ‘Taft Calls It “Police. State Condemned by President . A Month Ago”   IS “REGIMENTATION™   Even Democratic Senators Criticize Request for ‘owers

Defeat Seen For Most Of Proposals   Limited Price, Wage Controls and Rationing Opposed

REPORT ASKED ON U.S. FOOD INVENTORIES   Senate Appropriations Committee Seeks Data on Nation’s Supplies Before Congress Acts on Aid-to-Europe Request.

Senate Body Wants Inventory Of US Food Supplies Before: Congress Acts On Aid

GOP To Fight Truman Plan To Curb Inflation   REPUBLICANS OPPOSE PROGRAM TO HALT HIGH PRICES

Supplies to Be Checked Before Acting on Aid   Committee Will Bevin Hearings Thursday To What Can Be Spared

Taft and Martin Lead Attack, Hurling ‘Police State’ Charge; Aid for Europe Finding Favor

REPUBLICANS MARK RATIONING PLEA FOR CERTAIN DEATH   A Bitter Attack Was Launched Against the Truman Movement.   OPPOSE WAGE CONTROL   ‘These Two Proposals Certain to Become An Election Issue.

Republicans — Mark Control Plan for Death   Taft Says ‘Police State’; White House Teleqrams- Approve

Taft Launches Bitter Attack On Ten Points   Economic Freedom Would Be Ended If Plan Adopted

Committee Seeks Delay Of Aid Bill   GOP in Congress Signals Defeat for Curbs, Rationing

Inventory of U. S. Food Supply to Precede Vote   GOP to Combat Price-Wage Control

Food Supply Inventory Is Requested   Senate Committee Cails For Facts Before Passing On Foreizn Aid Request

SENATOR TAFT LEADS BATTLE IN CONGRESS   Democrats Join In Bitter Opposition To New Controls

Ask Inventory of American Food Supplies   Senators Want Full Information Before Votina Relief

SEN. TAFT LEADER OF OPPOSITION   White House Soys Public Reaction is ‘Favorable’

Republicans Mark For Almost Certain Death In Congress Truman’s Plea For Authority To Invoke Wartime Restrictions—Senator Taft And Speaker Martin Lead Bitter Attack On Ideas Which Appear Sure To Be Top Campaign Issues In 1948

CERTAIN DEATH SEEN FOR PLEA OF PRESIDENT   PRICE - WAGE REINS RATIONING ARE CHIEF TARGET

Taft Heading Opposition To Proposals   Price And Wage Controls Face Certain Death

G.0.P. to Fight  Truman Program   ‘Taft Calls It “Police State « Condemned by President A Month Ago”   IS “REGIMENTATION™   Even Democratic Senators Criticize Request for  Economic Powers

Senate Group Asks Inventory _ OnU.S. Food   Bridges Says Committee Won't Be Stampeded Into Action

Price- Wage Controls, Rationing-Due To Die   Taft And Speaker Martin Launch Such Bitter Attack That Proposals Appear Marked For Certain Death.

Senator bridges Says [here Must Be Vennite Information and Exhaustive Inquiry Before Congress Is Able to Act Intelligently Upon Truman Plans—King George Says Princess  Could Get Alone Without Additional Funds

Truman’s Plea for Standby Powers To Check Inflation Meets Opposition in Own Party as Well.   WHITE HOUSE CALLS REACTION FAVORABLE

Leaders Launch Bitter Attack   Limited Controls For Truman  Doomed

GOP Chiefs Direct Withering Attacks At Control Reques!  Truman's Proposal For Standby Powers Over Prices Doomed

Endangers Marshall Plan; Asks For Dress Up OPA; Emergency Aid Is Certain

Defeat Seen for President In‘Move'to Revive Rationing  Taft Leads Attack on “Return of OPA": Calle It Dancer ta Ecanomic Freedom

TAFT, MARTIN LEAD G. 0. P. OPPOSITION   Rationing, Price And Wage Controls Appear Doomed   REPUBLICANS   Claim President’s Plan To Mean Dictatorial Power And Regimentation

Group Asks Inventory Of U. S. Food Supplies Before Taking Action

Senate Is Seeking Inventory of U.S. Food Supplies  Probe Into Domestic  Situation Will   Precede Any Action

Taft Calls Request For Power To Invoke Ceilings A ‘Police State’   Others Rap Plan To Ration Foods   White House, However. Says Public Reaction To Program Is Favorable

Truman's Bid For Domestic Controls Flayed   Taft, Others Assail Police State Methods

Rationing Plan Is Fixed For Death   Bitter Attacks On Proposals Launched By Senator Taft And Speaker Martin; Certain To Be Campaign Issue

Republicans Hit Truman Progran   This Is End of Economic Freedom, Taft Says— Martin Blasts Plan

Truman Controls Plan Faces Death   .++ Taft Leads Angry Opposition Of Republicans

DELAY OF ACTION ON RELIEF REQUEST FOR INVENTORY PROPOSED  SENATE COMMITTEE TO SEEK FULL DATA ON  SUPPLIES IN I. S.

Power for Price Curbs Is Opposed   Foes Say Truman’s Plan Would Lead to ‘Police State;’ Public Reaction Declared Favorable

senator lait Leads Way In Bitter Attack.   Crys ‘This Is The End Of Economic  Freedom’

latt LeadsG, O. P,. ine Blast At President's Cost of Living Plans

GOP Battle Cry Sounded by Taft   Opposition Spells Almost Certain Defeat for Standby Wage-Price, Ration Program.

Taft Leads Assault On Bid For Limited Price-Wage  Controls, Rationing

Leads Fight On Domestic Proposals   Certain Death Seer for Wage, Price Ceilings, Rationing

Taft, Martin Lead Drive Against Plan for Price,  Wage, Rationing Controls

CONTROL PLAN IS MARKED FOR CERTAIN DEATH   Tait and Martin Open Bitter Attack Against Presiden?’s Program

Truman’s Program   Rationing and Price Wage Pegs Ridiculed by ° Taft and Others ©

Taft, Other Republicans, Condemn Plan   Truman Asks For *Standby’ Powers For Controls On A Limited Basis

Plan Survey Of U.S. Food   Senate Group Will Probe Supply Before Giving Europe Aid   Won't Be Stampeded

(BITTER REPUBLICAN OPPOSITION FLARES TO TRUMAN REQUEST  TAFT LEADS ATTACK O} PRORPOSAL FOR PRICE

U.SREJECTS + BRITISH © PROPOSAL   Wanted America * To Pay More of.  Expense in Germany

Won't Pay Extra Cash In Germany   Larger Share In Occupation Zone Flatly Rejected

British Proposal Rejected by U.S.   More Funds Sought From Americans to Finance Germany

U. $. Rejects Proposal for America To Pay Larger Share of German Zone Cost

RED QUERY LEGAL, REP. THOMAS SAYS   WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. (4)—The House overwhelmingly voted today a contempt citation against Screen Writer Albert Maltz,

Thomas Urges House Cite 10 For Contempt   Probers’ Chairman Defends Quizzing Of Hollywood Men

AGED GLAMOUR BOY © ACCUSED OF BIGAMY   Wife No. 5 Says She Bought Him His Teeth, Glasses And Tounee

Peace Hopes Again Rise, Experis Say   None Of Major Powers In World Now Capable Of Waging War; Peace Is Still ‘Fragile Vase’

Assembly Rejects Nomination Bill  Senate Receives State Budget Bill

ACCUSED RAPIST IN UNDISCLOSED JAIL   Spring Greve State Mespital <Attemdam, Held; Victim In  gies aan

Greeks Ring Albanian  invaders   Two Thousand Guerilla Bearing Soviet Insignia Surround In  Kalpaki Area.

J. §. Ships Head For GreekWaters   British, Too, Send Naval Units Toward Troubled Athens

Greeks Encircle 1.000 Guerillas at Albanian Line   Invaders Reported to Be Wearing Soviet Insiania

Navy Units  Said Going to Athens   Ship Movement Would Coincide With Aid Mission’s Arrival

American and British Navy Units Said Athens-bound; Border Forays Hini Crisis   Greeks Report Guerillas Wearing Soviet Insignia; Army Announces 2,000 Invading Troops Surrounded

U. $., Brifish Naval Forces Head To Athens   ‘Major Battle’ Rages Near Albanian Border

Fleet Units Reported In Athens Area   2,000 Guerrilla Invaders Reported Trapped By Greeks

Pitched Battle Is Under Way      GUERILLA FORCES WERE INVADING - COUNTRY FROM ALBANIA BUT ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN HALTED

Report British, American Ships Head for Athens   Invaders Reported Surrounded in Border Zone; ‘Major Battle’ Described

2,000 Guerrillas Claimed Trapped in Mountains   Paper Reveals Fleets Due to Arrive Today; Confirmation Lacking

- DRIVEN OUTSecond  Invasion Stemmed.   TROOPS WEAR SOVIET INSIGNIA

GREEK TROOPS SURROUND NEW INVASION FORCE   Near Albanian Border Town

WEAR SOVIET INSIGNIA   Report U. 5. and British Warships On Way to Athens

Greek Paper Reports Ships Near Athens; UN Studying Balkan Crisis

Guerillas in Greece Are Surrounded   Most of Invading Force fron Albania Wear Soviet,  Communist Insignia

WARSHIPS TO ATHENS   Greek Newspaper Says U. S.-British Ships On Way   BULLETIN

Government's. Troops Cirde Guerrilla Army   Report on American And British Vessels. Made in Athens -

REPORT U. §. AND BRITISH WARSHIPS NEARING ATHENS   Guerilla Forces, Wearing Soviet Insignia, Surroundad At Kaloaki

Many Rebels Said Wearing Red Insignia   Strong Forces Of U. 5. And Britain Cloimed On Wav

Athens Claims 2,000 Guerrillas Encirecled On Albanian Border   Pincers Snap on Red Star Insignia Fighters as U. S., British Naval Units Are Reported Nearing Area

BRITISH SHIPS ALSO INCLUDED IN BIG FORGE   Excursion of Foreign Powers Coincides With Outbreak of Guerrilla Warfare.

EDITOR OF LOOK MAGAZINEIS AMONG VICTIMS   Punting Star of Chicag¢ Cardinals Pro Grid Team Also Killed

PRESIDENT SAYS ACTION SHOULD BE TAKEN 'TO PROVIDE GRAVE PIL. GRIMAGES ABROAD

GOP CANDIDATE BACKS TRUMAN BALKAN POLICY.   Failure Of Moscow Confab ‘Caused By Vague Terms Of Potsdam Agreement’

DECLARES CONFUSED AND —MIST.A KEN. TERMS OF_-AGREEMENT CAUSED _ , DISPUTES AT MOS.”  cow !

Stassen Says Vague Potsdam Terms Primary Cause Of Moscow Failure

SHOWDOWN DUE FRIDAY BEFORE SENATE GROUP   Marshall Carries His Plea For European Help To Committee In House

Taft Set for Showdown on European Aid   Says Marshall Plan Figures Are Too High

Taft Gets Backing To Cut Spending  Points Toward Showdown Before

Taft Gains Recruits In Drive To Trim Marshall’s Figures For European Aid

BARKLEY BARS NEW FIGHT ON VOTING FRAUD   Adjournment of Congress Al. most Certain Saturday Night; Studying Funds

GOP Concedes Defeat in Clark Probe Demands   Investigation Efforts In Senate Dropped After Hectic 18-Hour Session

Cholera Serum To Be Rushed To Northern Egypt   U. S. Army Planes To Make Mercy Flights With Drugs For Innoculations

RUSH  SERUMS ~ FOR MILLIONS   PLANES CARRYING MEDICINE TO EGYPT IN EFFORT TO HALT CHOLERA ** SPREAD .

TWO TRAINMEN HURT IN CRASH   Scores Shaken Up in Texas Cemetery Collision

TWO TRAINMEN HURT IN WRECK   M - K - T Special Passenger Crashes into Freight in Texas Cemetery Today

At Least Two Injured, Scores Shaken Up As M-K-T Passenger Train Crashes Into Freight In Foggy Leonard. Texas

Fast Passenger Train Plunges Into Rear of Freight Train in Leonard, Texas

Plan To Shut Out Tex Bill Is Seen Immediate Action.Or  School Bill Blocked

Death Intervenes to. Thwart Plans Of Heroin Sinuggler Using Air Lanes

Pure Heroin Is  Found On Corpse   Man Who Died On Plane Had 32 Ounces Of The © Drug In Possession.

STUDY MISSOURI'S TANGLED SCHOOL PROBLEMS TODA)   Special Legislative Committee Met With ‘Citizens Advisors.    EXPERTS ARE AT WORK   Produced the Survey’s 160 Fact Packed Pages In More Than 4 Months.

State’s Tangled School Problems Aired in Report by Staff of Expert   Massive Statistical Survey Is Expected to Produce Drastic Changes in Missouri Laws When General Assembyl Meets in January

Next Legislature Will Be Mainly Session on Schools   . Massive Statistical Study Underway . "On Missouri School.Problems; Gets First Airing -At Committee Taday -

— United Nations—  Poland Blames Greece   Lange Joins Russia In Demanding Forming Of A New Government

Blame Cited For Balkan Disorders   U. S. Standing Firm Fer Border Watch In Troubl ed Area But Willing To Accept Amendments Not Changing Purpose

Balkan Disorders Blamed On Greece   Poland Joins Russia In Stand, U. N. Council President Feels Same Way

POLES BLAME GREEKS FOR BALKAN ROW   Warsaw Joins With Moscow in Attributing Disorders to Athens — Demands a New Coalition {,overnment.

Poland) Thus  ‘Aligns ‘Herself With Soviet Officials; Lange as Speaker  Opposes U. U.S. Plan  us. Proposal to Have Commission —_ Places . Blame, He Says

Blames Greece For Trouble In Balkans   U. N.. Security Council Hears Views At Session; Toins Russia.

Poland Backs Soviet Stand On Disorders   Urges New Coalition Re. gime; Withdraw For. eign Forces

Desires Foreign ‘Troops Pull Out   Balkan Trouble Is Blamed On Acts  In Greece

Demands U.N. Oust Foreign Military Aides   Lange Says Power Politics Allowed To Swav Nation

POLAND JOINS REDS IN ATTAGK ON GREECE   Lays Blame For Balkan Sit uation On Nation

Poland Blames Greeks For The Balkan Trouble   Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops Demanded By Dr. Oscar Lange.

Poland Says Greece Is Causing Disorders   Joins Russia In Blaming Current Balkan ‘Fighting On Greeks: Demand New Regime

All: Blame On‘Greece   ‘Poland Joins Russia. : In Bjasting UN Report ‘On Balkan’ Situation ‘

Poland Joins Reds On Balkan Trouble  Demand New Form Of Government In Greece

Poland Seeks I oreign Troop  Withdrawals l N. Council Head   U. N. Council Head Absolves Soviet Satellites in Guerrilla Warfare

Poland Demands New Coalition Rule in Greece   Russia Also Supported in Asking Withdrawal of Foreign Forces

POLAND FOLLOWS RED LEAD, BLAMES GREEK RULERS FOR DISORDER  U.S. PROPOSAL TO SET UP BORDER WATCH IS ASSAILED IN COUNCIL

Poland Supports Soviet View on Recent Disorder   Unitetl Nations Council Meets I Extraordinary Session, Stirred By Fighting

Russia Jomed By Poland in Blaming Greeks   Balkan Disorders Laid At Door of Athens in Extraordinary N. N. Meet

New Elections Demanded For Country   Withdrawal of All Foreign Troops Is Said Imperative

Disorders Laid To Athens; New Elections Asked   Withdrawal of All Foreign Troops Is Demanded by Lange

Poland Demands New Coalition Setup in Greece   Joins Russia in Bucking U-N Pla: In Balkan States

Poland, Russia Blames Greece  Demand Formation   Demand Formation of New Government

Rassia, Poland Blames Greece For Disorders   Demand New Coalition Government And Reforms.

Poles Join Soviets In Blaming Greeks For Balkan Unres¢   Demand Foreign Troops: Be Removed.. Want a Coalition * Batra pain Oak sxc

Poles Blame Greeks for Disorders   Demand All Foreign Troops Be Withdrawn  From Country

Cooling Flow Will Movein Across State   Pacific Air Mass To Reduce Iowa’s 90-Derree Marks

NUMBER VOICE BELIEF TRUCE [S TEMPORARY   Committees Ready To Begin Hearings On Labor Measures

Labor Peace Moves Stir Speculatior   Congress Is Expected To Proceed With Drive To Enact Controls 

Congressmen  Still Desire Labor Curbs  Peace Moves Fail t Deter Lawmakers Benen "Th. ates DPilnwe

Congressmen Pay  No Heed To Peace Moves By Labor   Most Legislators Maintain Drive To Enact Union Controls Will Go Right Ahead; Time For Study Has Been Provided

REACTION      GOP Members Think. Laws ~~ Still Needed to Bring Permanent Peate

Threé-Auto Crash Kills Four In Hardin Area   Three Victims Burn After Automobile Is Struck On Highway; Three More Are Hurt;  Patrolman Is Injured While Saving Youngster !

Peace Is a Wonderful Thing, But Very Short-Lived on Canital Hill

13 County School  Boards Organize   Mistreatment by Americans Claimed By British Girls   ‘Pete the Monk’ Chases Riders Off Streetcars   Urge Partition Of Holy Land   Christmas Day in Russia Tuesday   All Is Sweetness-and-Light Until—  Wisconsin Solon Fires First Political Sho

It’s Mighty Restful But...  Peace Doesn’t Last  Long On Capitol Hill

DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS PAT EACH OTHER ON BACK—LOOKING FOR SOFT SPOT TO PUTA KNIFI

Shoots Judge To Avenge An Old ‘Grudge   North Carolina Landowner  Suicides After Kiiling   Judge C. Everett   Thompson

Murder And Suicide .... Assassin’s Bullet Ends Life Judge Thompson Of The Superior Court

Kills Jurist, Then Himself   North Carolina Landowner Held Grudge For Fifteen Years.

Elizabeth City Judge Murdered Late Yesterday   Landowner With Grudge Shoots Judge Thompson, Commits Suicide

Legal Grudge Fatal to Two   Elderly Landowner Shoots Judze, Self

‘Salazar Drops Nine Employes ‘From Payroll   Conmiissioner Gives Figures to Mabry Showing Slice:

REVENUE BUREAUS PAYROLL REDUCED -AS NINE ARE FIRED   Salazar Advises ( Governor o : Reduction in: Staff of Pag Callactare:

JENKINS TO EXTEND - STATE LIQUOR PROBE   Herbert Includes November! Permits For Scrutiny

Thieves Loot Bathers’ Cars   Police Warn Aaainst Yandals   Garden Rake Turns Up $400 Ring Lost In Sand Day Before

TAKE OPTIONS ON LAND ALONG LEON RIVER NORTH CITY  Con. Poage Says In   Con. Poage Says In Washington Work on Plant Due in Future

‘TAKE OPTIONS ON LAND ALONG LEON RIVER NORTH CITY  Con. Poage Says In Washington Work or

Explosion Rocks * City; Three Dead Scores Wounded   British Policeman Among Victims; Irgunists Give But 5-Minute Warning

Three Killed, Many Injured In Explosion   Structure Located In Heart of City; Kidnaping Reported

Blast Wrecks Labor Building  In Jerusalem  Three Persons Killed      Three Persons Killed In Fresh Outbreak Against British

Terror Blast Fatal to Trio  Labor Department   Labor Department Building Blown Up

_ Jerusalem Shudders Under Impact of Blast in Official Building ~

Jewish Underground Blasts Labor Building in Jerusalem; Three Killed

Palestine Labor Office Blast Kills 3   British Arrest Mayors Of Four Jewish Cities

Jerusalem Rocked By  Explosion   Three Known Dead. Others Injured In Great Blast

Jewish Underground Blasts Palestine Government Building   At Least Three Persons Killed In Explosion

Irgun Blows Up Edifice; 3 Die   Labor Office Building In Jerusalem’s Heart  Is Blown To Bits

Building Blown Up In Heart Of. Jerusalem   Three Killed As Jewish Underground Violence Resumes

Schools Neglected. Says PTA Leader  State: Responsibility ‘Must Be Increased

STATE AID FOR SCHOOLS NO. ’ LONGER QUESTION OF, “CAN  eee tee mms: am eum e  pmieel  a  aa

Group Considers Labor Act Change   House Labor Committee Considers Revision of Anti-Injunction Law

4 Men Get $175,000 In Holdup   Five Allentown Couples Robbed Of Valuables, Cash at Home

Snow, Sleet and Frost in State   More Rain and Cold Predicted in Freak Weather Mixup

12 ARE-VIGTINS OF ITALIAN BE ASI   Munitions on Ship Blow up when Case of Shells ls Dropped.

Warren Asks Army  Training   Advocates Strength at National Security Committee ‘Meeting

Robert Watts Confesses In  Burney Crime   Indianapolis Negro Leads Police To Spot Where Shotgun Was Hidden, After Confession Early Today.

ADMITS MURDER INDIANA WOMAN   TRUCKER REVEALS SHOTGUN USED TO BLAST HIS VICTIM

U.S, BRITAIN REVISE GERMAN INDUSTRY PLAN   To Permit  G) reat Boost In Stee! Output,   Move Said Necessary  To Europe’s Economy

Designed to Aid: Europe Recovery   Military Governors Say Germany's War Potential Will Not Be Aided

U.S. and British Agree to Annual Production Nearly Double Ceiling Originally Fixed for All of Germany.

United States And England Raise German Steel Output Up To 10,700,000 Ingot Tons

Higher Production Ceiling Sanctioned nn SP AMEHONER  BOOST LEVEL OF  GERMAN INDUSTRY

WOOL TARIFF BILL VETOED BY PRESIDENT   Mr. .Truman Tells Congress That the Measure Would Have “an Adverse Effect on Our International Relations.”

New Bill Sets Price Supports   President Blasts Trade Barriers as “Tragic Mistake”

New Bill on Wool Passed After Veto   President Sends Message Saying Measure Would Have Adverse Effect on U.S. Foreign Relations

Delay Is Urged  on Tax Cuts Rep. Doughton Cites / U.S. Commitments

NATION GIVEN WAR SCARE IN TRUMAN TALK   REPUBLICANS PUSH VOTE ON INCOME LEVY SLASH

Doughton Steps Into Leadership Of Tax Cut Foes  Two FDR Treasury Aides Urge Slash

Delay Sought In Tax Slash By Doughtor   Two Former Under-Secretaries of FDR Favor 20 Percent Cut

EX-OFFICIALS URGE TAX CUT   Former Under - Secretarie: In FDR Regime Support GOP Reduction Plan

ASKS TAX SLASH DELAY   Calls Situation Uncertain with Dark Clouds Over the World

DOUGHTON ASKS TAX CUT DELAY; JENKINS DIFFERS   North Carolina Demccrat Wants Clearer Picture Of Foreian Commitments

) Treasury Heads Under F.D.R. Ask Income Tax Cut   Join House Republicans In Clash Against Administration

Two Former Treasury Aides Urge Tax Cut   Position Clashes With Views Of  Administration

Democrat Asks Tax Cut Delay In Clouded World  = A, Pe ea A on   Two Ex-Treasury Aides Join in GOP Appeal For 20 Pct. Slash

TWO OF FDR'S TREASURY MEN BACK TAX CUTS   Democrat Committeemen Protest GOP Conduct Of The Hearings

GOP Accused Of ‘Stifling’  Tax Hearins   2 Former Roosevelt Aides Speak in Favor of Big  Tucame Levy Cur

DOUGHTON URGES “CONGRESS DELAY ~ SLASHING TAXES   Argues Against Lowering of  Levies Until It Is Clear  What Foreign Commitments Will Cost.   2 FORMER TREASURY AIDS CALL FOR CUT   Roswell Magill and John W. Hanes Indorse Proposal for 20 Pct. Across the Board Reduction.

Analyst Reiterates Belief Civil War In China Must Be Fought To Bitter End

Today’s Outlook   Se F SOV VV SS SH JS OWES oe Oem ee  AP Foreign Affairs Analyst     ADDITIONAL AID TO CHINA. WOULD LIKELY RE POOR INVESTMENT

China Faces Catastrophe In Conflict   Civil Strife Raging, Inflation Gets Worse And Economy Upset Is Increased By Famine Threats

Mackenszie’s Column  U.S. Faces Difficult Problem In Channeling Aid To China

FARMERS’ CHICKS CLUCK ATWHITE HOUSE   Poultryless Day Protest Is Seen In Arriving Crates

IRATE CHICKEN RAISERS DUMP HENS ON HARRY   Poultry Producers Open New Attack On White  House Program

lrate Fowl Producers Send Crates Of Chickens To Truman, Luckman  Pick Pointed Method To Register Protest  Of Poultryless Thursday; Market Glutted 

Farmers Send Chickens to White House  Crates Arrive As Protest to Poultryless Day

Crates Arrive at White House and Food Committee Headguarters as Producers Try to Get Across Idea They Cannot Sell Birds Which Now Glut Market—“Hens for Harry” Movement Originates in New York and Is Spreading.

“HENS FOR HARRY”?  ARRIVE IN WASHINGTON      Trate Poultry Growers S § hip Fowls _ To Washincton

“LEGHORNS FOR LUCKMAN’  POULTRY BY CRATES REACHING CAPITAL PROTESTING PROGRAM

‘Chicken Shower’ to Truman, Luckmar Protests Poultryless Thursdays

Crates of Fowls Sent Lueckman in Protest Of Poultryless Thursday

Poultryless Day Draws  ‘Live’ Protest   Irate Producers Send Chickens to  Truman. Luckiman

Gunmen, Lawyers, Brokers Congregated in Steel-Buyer’s Suite Waiting for Delivery

What Comes Off In N.Y. Apt. ? Steel ‘Brokers,’ Thugs Foiled   Big Dealers Haltec As Steel Fails _ To Show

2.265 in County X-Rayed fo Date  Mobile Unit Visiting lronwood for 6 days

2,265 in County X-Rayed fo Date  Mobile Unit Visiting   Mobile Unit Visiting Ironwood for 6 days

18 Hours in Tourist Cabin With Man, Girl Charges Kidnapping   Says Smooth Talker Wanted Her Picture

COLORADO GETS ROLDUP-SLAYEP   Denver Poli ice Take Man Whe killed Two In Detroit Robberies

elt eee  Graduated Tax Cut Gaining Favor Over Flat 20 Pet. Slash

Prospects Fade For Tax Slash  Bill to Keep Excise . eee nee ey. Se Sees

Prospects Fade For GOP Tax Cut   Poll of Ways and Means Committee Indicates  Straight Slash Out

TAX-CUTTING TO AID LOW INCOMES LOOMS   Straight 20 Per Cent Slast Now Appears Unlikely

QUTLOOK DIMS FOR: ~ STRAIGHT-TAX CUT   Plan to Aid Low Income Group Gaine Favor

STENCH BOMBS ARE HURLED — ~ DURING CONCERT IN PHILLY   DISTUHBANCES CAUSE INTERRUPTIONS IN PROGRAM WHEN FLAGSTAD MAKES FIRST POSTWAR APPEARANCE

ARRANGEMENTS FOR BURIAL CYCLONE VICTIMS FINISHEL   Relatives Today Were Com pleting Final Arrangements.   STORM INJURED 1000   ‘Property Damage Was Estimated In the Millions.

Mass Burial Not Planned   Woodward Will Hold Individual Rites For Tornado Dead

Start fo Cleanup Tornado Debris   Woodward, Okla. Prepares to Bury 84 of Its Citizens, Plan New Town

Woodward Ready To Bury lts 84 Tornado Victims   Plans for a Mass Funeral Abandoned--. Separate Rites.

Rites Planned For Storm Dead   Churches to Hold Continuous Services

Try for Foothold in Central Java; Indonesians Driven  From Madoera

Probe Of Marshall Postoffice  Blalock Accused Of Seeking Ta  Intimidate Senate Committee

British Vessel Sunk At Haifa      Explosion Believed Re. venge For. Recent Deportations «

British Ship Used For Jewish Deportations Is Sunk In Haifa Harbor   Former Liberty Ship Empire Lifeguard Sent To Bottom By Internal Explosions While Discharging L egal Jew Immigrants

BLAST SINKS REFUGEE SHIP   Vessel Carrying Immigrants From Cyprus Wrecked In Haifa Harbor

Deportation Ship Sunk In Harbor  Explosion Branded Act Of Revenge

Acres! 27 Phone Strikers in San Francisco Police Battle   ‘Plymouth Plant Halts Work: GM Peace Nonr.

ENTRANCE TESTS SET FOR MAY 24   Three Hundred And SixtyTwo Eighth Grade Pupils Expected To Take Examination In Adams County

IOLA ACTION ATTACKED   County Attorney Would Step Hiring of Firm te Rea Cite

Files Suit Against City   Action By Conderman Questions Contract With Engineering Firm

Bingo Games Held Illegal:   West Virginia. Attorney General Hands Down An Opinion.

ORLD FLIGHT IS POSTPONED   ‘Crossed-Wire’- Trouble Develops. in ‘Bombshell’; Take-Off Set for Today -

WORLD FLIGHT PUT OFF UNTIL TODAY   Odom Forced To Fostpone Take off Because Of “Crossed Wire” In Plane

DEATH COMES AFTER BRAIN OPERATION   Husband Still at Liberty at Noon, But Faces Re-Arrest

11,000,000 Men, Women in Armies of World  Compilation Is Made From War Department Reports

IN SECOND YEAR OF ATOMIC ERA  Eleven Million Men  Remain in Uniform

11,000,000 Still in World Armies; Russia Leads, U.S. Rated Fourth

11,000,000 Men, Women in Armies of World  Compilation Is Made  re   Compilation Is Made From War Department Reporis

Vote Canvass Shows College Building [Amendment Passes   Suit Will Seak to Restrain Issuance Of Bonds for Plan

U.S. May Ask For Full Fine From Miners   Safety Tieup Seen As ‘UMW Violation Of Former Mandaté

Government Reported Ready For New Court Fight With John L. Lewis To End Miners ‘Safety Strike’   Study Move To Restore Full Amount Of Contempt Fine

Govt. Considering New Court Battle With John L. Lewis; Many Coal Miners Return To Pits

Faulty Judgment Blamed in Crash.  Commnitiee Lists Three ‘“Frrore’

PILOT BLAMED FOR AIR CRASH   Report Charges Faulty Judgment For Wreck Fatal To 44

Stassen Demands List Of ‘Insiders’   News Conference Told Pauley Should Resion Government Post

Stassen Calls On Truman To Reveal “Insiders’’ Who  Speculate In Commodities

Stassen Favors House - Cleaning Of Speculators  lict Edwin Paulev <A   List Edwin Pauley , Case in Point

Stassen Claims Pauley Should Quit His Post   Candidate Hits Market Speculation; Bridges Vows Developments

PAULEY URGED TO GET OUT QF WAR BERTH   Stassen Sees Gambling In Food as Most Startling Situation

STASSEN WANTS TRUMAN TO AIR DEM GAMBLERS   GOP Hopeful Demands List Of The ‘Insiders’   F, a, i ae

STASSEN WANTS PUBLIC LISTING OF “INSIDERS”   Says Pauley isn’t Only Of. ficial Speculating In Commodities   SHOULD RESIGN FROM GOVERNMENT POSTS

STASSEN ASKS SPECULATORS 10 QUIT GOVT.   Demands Truman List ‘Insiders’ Engaged In Market Deals

STASSEN HINTS “OTHER OFFICIALS TRADED IN GRAD   Calls on Truman to Make Public List of Any Government “Insiders” Who Have Been Speculating.   DEMANDS PAULEY GIVE UP HIS POST   Confers With Senate Committee and Gives Leads Bridges  Says Are ‘Worth Developing.”

COOL PERIOD BRIEF   Flora Predicts Mere Dey Warm Dass fer Kansas

G. 0. P. PRESSED FOR OWN PLANS TO CURB COSTS   Two Blocs Carry On Battle For Moves To Counter Truman Proposals

Some GOP Leaders Ask Program  Truman Proposals     To Counter.   Oppose Wage -Price Controls, Propose . Different Approach

G.0.P. URGES PLAN TO HALT INFLATION   Demand Program To Counter Truman’s 10 Proposals   SEN, GAPEHART   Suggests Increase In Farm, Manufacturing Output As Means Of Curb

G.0,P, FACES BID FOR ANTI-INFLATION PLAN   Program To Counter Truman Setup ds Pushed

G.0.P. HEADS GET DEMANDS   Call for Anti-Inflatlon Pro. gram Reoelved as Leaders Meet in Washington.

GOP Urged to Set Up Own Anti-Inflation Program  Flanders to Seek Support for Proposals Iecludina Standby Rationina Authority

WOULD COUNTER OLD PROPOSALS WITH NEW ONES   Republicans Face Demands From Own Ranks For Anti-Inflation Program As Alternative To Truman Suggestions.

CONFERENCE CALLED ON.   PHONE STRIKE   Objective Is to Head Off Walkout Apr. 7

Phone Strike Conference  Under Way   Legislation May Be Too Late To Prevent Walkout

Full-Scale War Is Being Waged  Iranian Army Battle Barzani Tribesmen

Fourth of Food In U.S. is Wasted   Spokesman for Retail Grocers Produces Surprising Statistics

Marshall Due _ Baekin U.S.   Review of Chinese Affairs Frynerted Saon

M'ARTHUR ASKS EARLY TREATY   RECOMMENDS ACTION BE STARTED TO LIFT. MILITARY_CONTROL FROM  JAPANESE NATION

MacArthur Urges Early Jap Treaty, UN Control Of Beaten Island Nation

Let UN Control Japan Is Plea By MacArthur   American Chief Urges Early Peace, Renewal of Private Commerce

Glance Backward Discloses Year 1947 Had Accomplishments In Manv Fields

Screwball Year Of 1947 Highlighted Ry Many Oddities In Noms Of World

Accomplishments Featured 1947 —a Siamese Prince Did More for His Country

Odd Accomplishments Through The Year 1947 Pointed Out By Boyle, Including Story Of Experimenting Gardener

Molotov Must Compromise To Save Conference   Big Four Parley May Be  — Closed Abruptly If Soviet Stand Is Un  changed   SHOWDOWN WILL BE FORCED ON ISSUE

i PLANE 10 ANDVIEW        eives Word That s Martha Truman “inking”

House Grouy To Get Data On Projects   Committee Plans to Have First Hand Information When Hearings Open on Appropriations Bill

Will Seek Facts on Reclamation  Jensen Group Plans Five-week Survey

U.S. SUMMONS BiG FOUR MEET ON KOREA FATI   Sharp Note Blames Two-Year Delay To Russ

U. 5. Quits Fight. For Accord With  Soviet on Korea   Suggests Negotiations Be Given to Pacific Big Four Powers   NOTE TO MOLOTOV DISCLOSES ACTION   Sharply - Worded Message Notes Failures After Two-Year Effort

Agreement Abandoned For Korea   United States Gives Up A tempt to Get Together With Russia

US. Proposes Four-Power  Talks on Korea   ‘Attempt To Reach Agreement With Russia Abandoned

UNITED STATES DROPS EFFORT AT KOREA PAGT   Sharp Note Reminds Russia of Failure to Abide by Her 1945 Declaration.

PACIFIC BiG FOUR   Deadlocked Parley Called Barrier To Early Indeneandanra

U.S. Halts Attempts in Korean Area  Russia Blamed In Strong Note

Great Britain and France Aaree To Early Alliance   Object Is to Preven Further Aggression By Germany

Britain, France Agree to Alliance Pact  Objective of Treaty Is to Preserve Peace and Security

Funeral Services Wednesday for Pvt. Edward D. Shehorn   ‘Killed in Belgium December 29, 1944, In Battle of Bulae -

Stassen Asks P Go Slow on Labor Act   Minnesotan Presents Committee Plan for Peaceful Settlement

‘Secret Vote Of Workers Proposed 'To Avert Strikes   GOP Chairman of Senate Committee Says Plan No Solution to Problem

Stassen Proposal Trivial’   States Chairman Taft of Senate Labor Committee, No Solution, he Declares

Taft Derides Plan For a Secret Vote ‘As Strike Panacea   Solution Advanced by Stassen at Hearing is Termed “Trivial”

Statesville Shots   informal Glimpses of Peoule In ahd Around Statesville.

Bandit Escapes After  Robbing Passengers of $1,500 in Train Holdup

\\oman Throws Her 2 sabies to Deaths, Dies in Leap to Eseape Fire

LILIENTHAL AIRING BROUGHT TO ENE   McKellar Questions only 10  Minutes Tuesday

Publishers’ Committee, Printers Seek Solution to No-Contract Policy

Cedar River Is Receding At Waterloo   Red Cross Gives Aid to Flood Victims—Crest at  Ottumwa on Sunday

AFL Maps Purge Of Congressmen   f ‘Union to Seek Defeat of  Labor Bill’s Supporters

Milky Way Cutting Up:  Behavior of Some Stars Puzzles Scientists

Bill to Ban Gambling In State Ready   Measure Advocated B; Governor Ready for Test In Legislature

May Enters Plea Of ‘Not Guilty’ To Charges Of Fraud   Garsson Brothers Also Make Pleas Of ‘‘Not Guilty’’ To Conspiracy   TRIAL DATE SET FOR MARCH 19

THIRD MAN HURT IN AN ACCIDENT DIES   wo Jr. Phila., Is Third Victim of Bucks County Crash

FREIGHT CAR SHORTAGE ‘FELT BY INDUSTRY. ALSO AFFECTING SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN

D-ON CAR  i OF ILISION   lattoon Residents  a of Former tn Be Held Here

SOCIETY DOCTOR IN DEATH CASE   Panicky Physician Leaves Patient After Orgy

Aged Merrill Couple Die Few © Hours Apart  Mr. And Mrs. Nicholas Singer

Aged Merrill Couple Die Few — Hours Apart  Mr. And Mrs. Nicholas Singer Old Residents There

U.S. Still Against An International Ruhr Valley Rule   Marshall Cites Need For Administration to Spur Coal Production

. &. Opposes International Ruh rAuthority   Marshall Also Announces Filing Of Protest With Romanians

US Opposed fo. International Control. of Ruhr   Marshall Says ‘What Ruhr Needs is Organization

Phillips U. Building Is to Be Replaced   Brick Administration Destroyed by Fire With Loss of Building Alone Placed at $500,000

OHIO GOVERNOR TAKES A BRIDE      ‘Herbert’s Future Bride Was Secretary of His Noctor

Russia Withholds Reply on Bid to Korea Conference   China and Britain Plan to Attend Parley Scheduled for Monday

HOW SENATE VOTED ON OVERRIDING VETO   Twenty Democrats Went Along With 48 Republicans in Balloting to Make Bill Law.

HOW SENATORS VOTED ON TAX BILL VETO   Kem and Donnell Among 57 Who Cast Ballots in Favor of Making Bill a Law

Marshall Mum On New Job As He Leaves For U.S.  General En Route To Guam By Plane After 13 Months As Special Envoy

OWA COOLS OFF AFTER HOT WAVE   Cool Air From Canada Males ] ifs Pleacant

We Have Lived Through All This Before, State British in Bid on Marshall Plar

Dutch Charged With Violating Truce In Java   Attack Continued After Cease-Fire Deadline, Say  Indanacians.

Dutch ‘Violating Order for Truce Indonesians Say  Claim Three Columns   Claim Three Columns Advancing; Dutch Plar To.Hold Seized Areas

Say Dutch Failed  To Stop Shooting   ‘Indonesian Republican Amy Points Finger at Netherlands   VIOLATE A. DEADLINE   Dutch Wins Control Air ‘ Miles Along North Coast  of Java

Charge Truce Breach   ‘Indonesians Claim» Dutch; Fought Hours Past Deadline and Threaten Retaliation

ACCUSED OF FIRING AGAIN   Republican Government Accuses Netherlands of Violating Cease-Fire Order and Threatens Retaliation.

Indonesians Claim Dutch  Continue Wai   Republi cans Say Dutch Army Attacked Two-andHalf Hours Over TDheadline

Island War Halted for UN. Inquiry   Republican Army Leader Says Netherlands Force Captured Capital After Cease Fire Deadline

Indonesians Allege Truce Infraction   ‘Charge Netherlands ‘Force With Keeping Up Attacks on Java Town After Reneitue

Indonesia Charges Dutch Violation  Both Sides Ready To Open Fire

Army States Hostility Continues   Both Nations Declare Readiness to Fire At First Provocation

U. §. OFFICIALS WORK ON PROGRAM FOR SOUTH KOREA   Pian to Put Country on Peacetime Basis Calls for Elections and Expenditure of More Money.   HOPE OF RUSSIAN CO-OPERATION GIVEN UE   Outlay May Total $500,000, 000 Spread Over 3 Years—  Program Subject to Congressional Approval.

Prison Records Are Destroyed   Employe Burns lonia ‘ Lumber Records to Hamper Investigation

Jury Gets Letters by May fo Ike   Involved Garsson Trial Patterson Tells of May Maneuvers.

South Carolina to Try 31 White Men For Lynching Negra  All-White Male Jury in a Case Against Men, hAae tly, "h aeere NM.; riws

31 On Trial As Suspects In Lynching   All- White Jury Is Formed; Wilk Hear Nevro Murder Ca

Several Witnesses Heard As Trial Of Lynching Case Opens In Greenville

Jury Selected As Mass Trial Of 31 Begin:   Men Accused of Lynching Negro In South Carolina

Kesselring, a General: Who  Failed: in: Everything, Gets Death Sentence Commuted:

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  British General Spares Life .Of Man Who Battered Britain

Casualty heports Arent Available; 400 Negro Troops Stationed  lat Scene of Tremendous Blasts

MOUNT T0 329 FOR SAME TOLL AS YEAR AGO   Last Week’s Total of 19 Fatalities Was Biggest So Far in °47

Fate Of Tax Cut Bill Will Rest With Senators   Republicans Believe House Would Override

Senate Holds Answer On  New Tax Bill   House Ways And Means Committee Approves Re vised Bill By 18 To 6 Vote

STEPS SPEEDED ON AID NOW FOR HUNGRY WORLD   $2,500,000,000 Said To Be Decided On As Need Of Nations Before '48

Stop-Gap Aid Need In Europe Being Studies   Report U. 8. Aid To Europe Needed This Year Estimated At $2,500,000,000   FRANCE, ITALY NEFPRT) MOST HELP

Federal Officials Complete Picture Of Stop-Gap Aid Needed by Europs

Dewey Launches Study of State Food Situation   Department Heads and GOP  Legisiative Leaders Called to Conference

Demands Voiced For Resignation Of Labor Regime   Industry Falters as Unprecedented Power Shufoff Is Launched

Attlee Asks Cooperation— Power Crisis Brings Call for Resianation

Attlee Asks Help From All Parties   But Opposition Tells Him To  Resign Post

BRITAIN’S FUEL SITUATION IS NOW DESPERATE   Blackout Becomes Effective Today -— Nation Is Confused

Attlee Rivals Shout ‘Resign’ In Parliament   Industry Falterings - Millions Off Jobs; flomes Dark, Cold

Labor Party Government to Undergo Political Test in Commons Debate

COOPERATION IS. MADE BY ATTLEE   Courtry Faced With Chronic Fuel Problem 

BRITISH ARE IN THROES OF FUEL GRISK   Industry Falters Under Impact of Unprecedented Power Shutoff to Save Coal.

SHUTDOWN OF PLANT POWER LES BRITONS   Prime Minister Calls on Al Parties to Unite in Gov’t Support.

ATTLEE PLEADS WITH BRITONS TO COOPERATE   Fuel Crisis Becomes More Acute; Industry Hit; Government Falters

Attlee Pleads for National Harmony In Power Crisis   All Parties Must Unite in   LABOR PARTY FACES FIRST FORMAL TEST   Conservatives, Led by Churchill, Demand Labortte Cabinet Quit

Britain Faces  A Fuel Crisis   Thousands Of Factories And Homes In Empire Dark Due To Shortage Of Coal

Britain Stalled by Fuel Crisis   Plants Close; Attlee Asks All to Cooperate

Homes Cold, Dark Factories Closed   Opposition Members Of Parliament Call For Prime Minister Attlee’s Resignation

ATTLEE SEEKS UNITED FRONT DURING CRISIS   Conservatives Meet Appea With Shouts Demanding  a ee ar a

Calls to Resign Made to Attlee In Coal Famine   British Premier Lays Shortage of Fuel to Unusual Weather

APPEAL 10 ALL BRITONS   Ccoperation Needed To Meet Fue! Crisis Emergency

Labor Government in Peril as Measures Are Sought to Meet Industrial Emergency; Idle Workers, Darkened Homes Emphasize Distress

Attlee’s Regime Totters   Prime Ministet’s Plea for Cooperation Met by Opposition With Cry, ‘Resign’

HOUSE PASSES TAX MEASURE         SENATE TO TAKE SPEEDY ACTION ON BILL EXTENDING WARTIME EXCISE  . TAX RATES

EXCISE TAXES BILL SHIFTS TO SENATE   House Passes Measure After Three Hours of Debate

Aid Pledged Campaign As Prices Rise   60-Day Shutdown For Liquor Seen; Food Cost Higher

DRAFT BOARDS HOLD RECORDS      World Situation Seen As Critical By Senate Committee

RETURN OF MINES IS EXPECTED SOON IN UNITED STATES   Industry Sources Tell of Plans for Transfer of Ownership in Next Three Weeks.   TRUCE WILL END ON MARCH 31

Expect U. 5. To Release Coal Mines   Predictions Are Made That Mines Will Be Returned To Private Ownership Within Three Weeks.

HopesforApproval   Millikin Expeets Okay x Cut by Tomorrow       on Income *

‘Partnership’ in [ax Is Rejected   ‘McClellan Proposal Voted Down in Senate

Tax Slashes Sped Toward Senate Ballot   Bill Survives Test; Community Property Amendment Defeated

Income Tax Exemption  Plan Fails   Senate Kills Boost to $750 for Single, $1,500 For Married Persons

EXPECT FINAL BALLOTING THURSDAY   Millikin Is Confident. 0 Easy Victory  SECOND HURDLE   Crossed By Measure To Cut Individual Income Taxes By 10 To 30 Per Cent

Tax Cut Bill Chances Seen as Brighter   Expected Bill Will Gain Senate Appreval by Thursday Nigh?

Reject Tax Proposals   Senate ‘Refuses to Raise Exemptions Or Allow Property Split

VOTE IS SEEN BY TOMORROW   Senate Expects to Have Measure Before Confer: ence Committee by Mon. day — Little Delay An. ticipated There.

. —MILLIKIN Is HOPEFUL— Tax Slash A pproval By  Senate Seen Thursday

WOMAN KILLER SUSPECT HELD   Quick -Thinking Farmer   Causes Arrest

DEATH SENTENCE FOR 9 OF BURMA   Charged in Assassination Of Cabinet Men

Former Premier U Saw of Burma, 8 Followers Are Sentenced to Death

IN MOSPITAL  Lad, 7, Yet to Learn That Flames Which Killed Sisters Also Took Away His Dad

HOLD THE SPOTLIGHT      Horses From Kansas and Missouri te Compete for $5,000 Stakes

Stephens Horse Is Second In $1,000 Stake   Golden Butterfly In Runoff For American Royal Championship

Culvert Slaying Pistol Is Found   Accused Killer Leads  ay to It, in Texas

Proposes Sale of U.S. Barge Lines  Bill Drawn for Early Introduction

Elliott Demands Clearing Of Moral Record; Challenges Meyer’s Expense Vouchers.

Molotov, Bidault Confer on Eve of Three-Power Parley   First Formal Meeting to Be Late Tomorrow

Molofoy Arrives For Paris Parley  Bidault To Confer With Him Tonight

Russia, Poland Voted Against Atomic Repor'   MAJORITY APPROVES A PLAN SUBMITTED TO UN BODY

ATOMIC ENERGY REPORT OKAYED   Commission Findings Ap proved by 10 Nations—Russia, Poland Vote ‘No’

Ten-Weeks Strike Waits Attention... .  Labor Mediator  Takes Oath Today

Ching Will Work For Labor Peace  Receives Oath of New Office Today

Ching Acts To Settle Strike In Shipyards  New ‘Peacemaker  Faces Bio Task

Oe eee te nee ere ere rene eee ee a een  INTENSIVE AND CONTINUOUS EFFORTS NEEDED IN CAMPAIGN

33,500 Killed by Autos in °46; National Safety Drive Open:   State Press and Publishers’ Assn. Unite in Program to Publicize Highway Safety Throughout the Naiion   Ry WAT GEN. PHILIP B.D FLEMING

 Red Control Is Directed By Moscow   “Field Marshals” Get Orders From Russia For Operations In Italy, France And Other Countriés

MORGAN ESTATE BEING SETTLED   FAMOUS FINANCIER’S ‘GROSS ESTATE WAS 16 MILLION— -GAVE AWAY 35 MILLION

Eight Die in RAF Relief Food Flight   Freeze and Snow Continue in Britain

Nagy, Ousted InHungary, On Way Here   Visit Seen as Effort To Draw Attention Of American Public

Nagy Now Enroute To America   Report Ex-Premier Of Hungary Wants te Focus U.S. Attention On Saviet Can

Hungary’s: Ex-Premier  To U. S.   , To Point Up State Of Affairs in Bal- . kans; U.N. Group Barred By Bulearia

Deposed Ruler Of Hungary Is On Way ToU.S.   Ferenc Nagy, Former Premie! of Hungary, Leaves Geneva by Plane for U. S.

SULYOK DEMANDS FREE ELECTIONS INBALKAN NATION   Calls For International Board  To Supervise September p-H

Deposed Premie On Way fo U.S.  Dr raws Attenti ion  Bees as Buceen

Ousted Premier Of Hungary On His Way To U.S.   Nagy’s Visit Designed Tc Attract Support O1  . ee, ee Se

Deposed Premier Of Hungary on Way fo States  Believe Nagy to Try to Draw U. S. Public’s Attention

Deposed Premie On Way to U. 5.   Draws Attention To Recent Events

Nickle a Mile Scale Ends Bus Drivers’ Strike   Full Service Is to Be  Restored in Okahoma, Arkansas and Texas as Soon as Possible

BATTLESHIP NEW MEXIGO  Lost AT SEA, FOUND BY   COAST GUARD PLANES

Dreadnaught Lost  On Eve of ‘Battle’  Newark Navy Girds As Word Is Flashed, ‘Battleship Loeated’

NEW MEXICO'S LAST. BATTLE PENDS:  ‘Water Pistol Navy Waits _as Big Foe Gets. Lost

Battleship ‘Lost But Is  Found Again   Decommissioned New Mexico Was Cut  Loose By Tugs Taking Her Into Port

Decommissioned Battleship New Mexico Lost:at Sea Somewhere Off N. Y. Harbor   Was En Route to Her Final ‘Battle’ With Two Tiny Newark Fireboats

Warship Lost, Found; Battle at Pier Delayed  Battleship ‘New Mexico’ Sighted A ftae Triage Slach Tinac in &tarm

Battleship New Mexico Heads for Last Battle with Newark’s 2-Fireboat Navy

Plane Locates Battleship Cut Loose By Tiigs   USS New Mexico Was Enroute Te Newark

Don’t F. orget.. ITS EGGLESS "THURSDAY   ‘Port Battle’ Warship Lost at Sea, Found 

SCRAP WARSHIP ADRIFT AT SEA   New Mexico Cut Loose By Tugs Off New York Harbor

‘Newark Navy’ Maintains Vigil In Fight To Bar Battleship’s Entry

Aged Battleship Temporarily Lost at Sea, Relocated as ‘Battle of Newark’ Approaches

Fireboat Battle Still Brews .. .  Battleship Temporarily Lost at Sea Found After Skippers of Tugboats Cut Her Free

Battleship Is Barred From Newark Port   Santa Fe Chamber: To Protest “Slur” On State’s Name

New Mexico, Lost At Sea, Is Spotted   Scrap- Bound Battleship Heads For “Final Fray” With Fireboat Squadron

Junked Vessel Drifts ‘At Sea   Battleship Cut Off By Two Tugs As Clash Looms

Gity Protests Serapping Of Warship ‘New Mexico’ In Harbor; Tugs.Cut Veteran Ship Adrift

War Ship Lost, Found on Way to ‘Battle of Newark’   Cut Loose In Heavy Sea, Located By  Plane; City’s Water Pistol Navy Alert

Decommissioned Shir Found After Lost At Sea’         Newark Fireboats Wait:To Fight Off  “Invasion”

LOMporarily Last Search Plane Finds Drifting New Mexico;  ‘Battle’ Ahead   Newark Fireboats. Expect To Block Battleship’s Entry

BATTLESHIP LOST, FOUND IN NEWARK BAY BATTLE  - Tugs Cut New Mexico Adrift in Heavy Seas

New Mexico, Off to Battle, Lost At Sea Near New York: Found Again In Rough Sea

Find Dreadnaucht mi Loose in Heavy Seas Off East Coast   City of Newark Fireboats Ready For ‘‘Battle’’ Today

Dollar Pressures Arouse Russians   Moscow Criticism Comes as Bevin Plans Conference in Paris

Soviets Throw Cold Water on Marshali Plan   Blast Comes as Britain Starts Program Action

Rule Status Quo In C10 Dispute Pending Trial   Local 248 Ordered To Show Cause Why It Should Not Give Up Union Records

JUDGE TO RULE IN UAW DISPUTE   OFFICIALS REFUSE SURRENDER RECORDS TO ADMINISTRATOR

Union Quarrel Points to Suit   Administrator Case in Allis UAW Will Be Tried. Ruling

FLYING SAUCER PUZZLE GROWS   Strange, Speedy Dises Seen In 39 States And Canada

YExplosives Inventor Expresses Belief That ‘Objects Are RedioControlled Miecelee

Mystery Of Strange Objects In Skies Unsolved As New Reports Come In

Closed Shop Bill Is Passed By Assembly   Measure Goes To Governor Tuck; Body Speeds Work

Hundreds Dead in Iran Quake   One Village of 500 Loses 400 Residents

HUNDREDS KILLED BY IRAN QUAKES   Thousands Flee to Fields Despite Bitter Cold

EARTHOUARE HITS IN REGIONS CF IRAN   Hundreds Said Killed and Many Homeless, Says Tehran Report.

Enjoys Normal Good Health  Litfle Girl Without Stomach Thrives On Peanuts, Beer and Salt Herring

SIGLER CALLS FOR SLASH INPAYROLLS   Asks’ Department” “Heads. to Get. - Rid of ‘Deadwood’

@ DOWN CUMBERLAND WAY   Farm Couple Finds Ideal Place to Live in This Atomic Age

House Upholds Plea To Extend Security Help   Effort To Recall Resolution From Senate Beaten

Station Claimed Lobbying for School Measure:   WOSU Offers Time to Sen. Reiners, Foe of Daniels-Cramer Bill

Radio Station Broadcast Hit   Senator Criticizes ‘Propaganda’ Program

IRKED SENATOR GETS AIR TIME   0.S$.U. Offers Chance To Retute Alleged Lobbying for School’ Bill.

Insisting on Fundamental Right of Worker  Should Determine © Union Issue Himself

STEELWORKERS AND UNION IN NEGOTIATIONS AGAIN TODAY   30 Million In  Back Pay And 17 Million In Wages Already Coming

U.S. Steel Has Own Proposals   Insists on Fundamental Rights of Employe

U.S. Steel Will Pay 47 Million -Tolts Workers   Firm Takes Stand Aoainet Union Shon

US Steel And CIO Resume  . Negotiation:   Company Is Expected To Present Counter Pro- © posals Before End Of Day

CIO, Steel Firms Study Contract   Huge Back Pay Checks To Be Distributed

hirm Wants No-Strike, No-Lockout Pledge by CIO Union in Contract

Talks Resumed on Steel Contract  Contract Covering 1947 Being Sought

U. S. Steel And  Workers Resume Contract T alks   Agree On Bacl  Pav. Increases

Company Asks Full Control  Of Personnel   Contract Offer Would Eliminate Compulsory Membership in Union—  Strike Pledge Asked

Counter-Proposals Are Made By U. S. Steel Negotiations   Company Opposes Either Closed Shop Or Union Shop

STEEL INSISTS ON ‘OPEN SHOP   Right Of Worker To Make Up Mind Is Counter Proposal

Resume Steel Talks Today   U. S. Steel Agrees to Give Back Pay and  Some Wage Increases

WANTS WORKER FREE TO STAY OUT OF UNION   YW. S. Steel Insists New Contrac! Give Freedom in Hiring of Employes   RAISES ARE AGREED UPON

U. S. Steel Insisis on Right Of Worker to Determine Whether He Wants to be [Member of Union

Matthew Kelly,  Publisher, Dies Headed Eau Claire Publishing Company

HANGED FOR CANNIBALISM   Japanese General and Two Other Officers Pay Penalty

Five Jap War Criminals Are Hanged In Guam  Three Convicted OL Cannihalicm

Asks Apology By Youngdahl   Attorney for Men Accused of Bribery Claims Interference

Wallace Urges U. 5. Money Be Spent for Plows Instead of Guns, Planes

Use Of U.S, Money For Tractors And Plows Instead Of Guns Being Uraed

Wallace Asks Nationalization of Coal Industry: Sees War Result U.S. Progra

WALLACE ATTACKS TRUMAN ALD PLAN   Speaker Predicts War Will Be Result of Loans to Nations.

CHAMP SPEED FLYER KILLED   Marge Hurlburt, Holder Of Women’s Air Record, Dies In lowa Show Crash

STUNT GRASH CLAIMS WOMEN’S SPEED KING   Marge Hurlburt Loses Life During lowa Air Show

MARGE HURLBURT, LEADING FLIER, DIES   "Speed Record Holder Killed At lowa Air Show

Famed Aviatrix Killed in Crash   Stunt Flying Fatal To Ex-Ohio Teacher

Wants Speedy Action on Aioinic Bomb   Russia Would Bar Weapon by Tron-clad Treaty

Reds Want Afom Bomb Ban Treaty Fixed Right Away  Ask UN Control To Outlaw Weapon

Russia Wants Ban On Atomic Bombs By Iron-Clad Pact   Soviet Position on Arm: Question Somewhat Clarified —

Russia Wants Atomic Bomb Banned Immediately By An Iron-Clad Pact Of Nations

Russia Wants Atomic Bomb Outlawed Now   Soviets Seek Guarantee Weapons Wil! Never ‘be Used in War

Reds Want Quick Ban On A-Bomb  Urge Iron-Clad Pact Among Nations

Russians Want Atom Banned at Once by Treaty   Quick Action Sought On Detailed Controls To Prohibit Weapons

RUSSIA SEEK ATOMIC PACT   immediate Ban on A-Bomb With Iron Clad Treaty  Aim of Soviets

Reds Demand A-Bomb Ban ‘Immediately’   Iron-Clad_ Agreement ‘Sought on Weapons Of Mass Destruction

Three Killed In Transport Crash   -Another Plane Missing Over Newfoundland, Command Reports.

ARMY PLANE I$ LOST ON COAST   Craft, with 9 Aboard, Believed Somewhere in Newfoundland Area

Stassen Gives Labor Views To Senators   Proposes Secret Strike Votes; - Meets Rebuff

Stassen Proposal For Secret Strike Votes Rebuffed  Minnesotan Offers 10-Point Program to Eliminate ‘Abuses’

Stassen Rebutfed By Taft and Ball On Labor Issues   Minnesotan for Proposal to Require Secret Strike Votes

CALLS ITS TRIVIAL   Senator Taft's Reply To Proposal! By Stassen

Taff, Ball Oppose Stassen’s Secret Strike Vote Plan  GOP Camp Is Divided Over Labor Measures

GOP Leaders In Clash On Labor Moves   Stassen’s Proposal For Secret Vote On Strikes Criticized

URGES SECRET STRIKE VOTES   Stassen Submits Proposa But Meets Rebuff From Two GOP Senators

Taff, Stassen Do Nof Agree On Labor Laws   Presidential! Aspirant Calls for Secret Strike Votes

STASSEN SEEKS SECRET VOTING IN STRIKE ISSUE   GOP Presidential Timber Offers 10-Point Plan To Insure Labor Peace

STASSEN AND TAFT ARE NOT AGREED   Proposal for Secret Strike Vote Brings Caustic Discussion

Stassen Clashes  With Taft, Ball   Disagree on How  To Solve Labor Issue

Secret Strike Votes Urged By Stassen  But Labor Ideas Sharply Rebuffed By Taft and Ball

Snyder Discloses Plan As He Asks High Tax Level   Predicts Sizeable Reduction In Public Debt During 1948

Snyder Calls For Keeping Taxes High   Debt Reduction Possible During Early 1948

BOND DRIVE SEI TO HELP FIGHT U. S. INFLATION   Snyder Asks High Taxes T« Cut Nation’s Debt In Campaian Onening

Treasury To Conduct Bond Selling Drive   ‘Secretary Snyder Announces Plans for Peacetime Bond Drive; Calls for Continued High Taxes.

Keep Taxes High to Cut Debt, Snyder’s  Formula for Natior   Sizeable Debt Reduction Possible Early in *48, He Predicts

PEACETIME BOND DRIVE PROPOSED   ‘Snyder Asks High Taxes Tt Help Reduce U. S. Debt

BOND CAMPAIGN SEEN IN OFFING   Treasury Head Frowns on Tax Reduction

Secretary Snyder Calls Also for Coritinued  IHiah Level Taxation

Bond-Selling  Drive Planned   Treasury Head Says Drive Is Part Of The AntiInflation Ficht.

—TAXES— Announces Peacetime  Bond Drive  Return Of Credit Controls Proposed

Treasury Plans Huge Bond-Selling Drive In Anti-Inflafion Program   Secretary Snyder Urges. Congress to Keep Taxes High Enough to Reduce National Debt And Restore Controls on Credit Buying

Snyder Asks High Taxes, Lower Debt   Suggests Bond Drive to Trim ‘Buying Power’

Snyder Asks Bond Drive   Peacetime Plan Could Keep Taxes High to Reduce Nation's Debt

Saucers Now Used As Tableware, ;’¢« Housing Material, Says Liars’ Head

NO ONE PARTY RULE WANTED IN THE REICH   MARSHALL OUTLINES SETUP TO HANDLE PEACE TERMS

\Proposes 3-Point Plan To Ministers   Need For Prompt Action Stressed “That Authorities May Execute Treaty Terms’

Bevin Warns Russia He Won't Stand for ‘One-Party’ System   Big Four Council Agrees to Proposal By U.S. to Invite Austria to Parley; Three-Point Plan Outlined by Marshall

Marshall Asks Provisional  Government for Germany   Secretary Says It Should Be Set Up as First Step Toward Federalizing Reich—Bevin Submits Similar Proposal and Warns Russia That Britain Will Not Stand for Any “OneParty” System in Conquered Nation.

Marshall Asks’ For ‘Interim’ _ Reich Revime   Provisional Government Advised to Build Up  EFe.Nasi Canney

Marshall Seeks To Federalize German System  Proposal Included In —  ~ * ~

—Bevin—OHers—Similar Plan to Ministers In First Move Toward Federaliziung Germany

Marshall Speeds Self-Rule for Germany  To Carry Out Terms of Peace Settlement

U.S. Requests AProvisionat German Gov’   Three-Point Plan of Pro cedure Outlined By Marshall

Three-Point Plan Made by Marshall    Urges Provisional  Government  Set Up in Reich

Bevin Submits Similar Proposal  First Step Towards. Federalized Germany

U.S., BRITAIN BACK PLAN  Federal Government Sefup For Germany Is Pronosed

Marshall Asks Provisional! German GovernmentAs Aid Toward Federalizing Reich!

Secretary Marshall Follows Foreign Ministers Bevin in Urging Creation of German Cent Government Quickly. -

MARSHALL AND BEVIN AGREE ON PLAN FOR REICH   Provisional Gover n men Urged As First Step In . Aiding Germany      RUSSIAN AND FRENCH PLANS PUBLIC TODAY

BEVIN OFFERS SIMILAR PLAN   Marshall Wants It As First Step Towards Creating A — ‘Federalized Reich

Three-Point Plan Made hy Marshall  Tlaswane Deawilaiawnre   Urges Provisional Government Set Up in Reich

PROVISIONAL GERMAN GOVT. IS PROPOSED   Toward Federalized  German State

HURRICANE IS MOVING NORTE   Bermuda In Path 0 Storm; Winds Exceed 100 Miles An Hour

Iowa May Be First State to Ratify Amendment to Limit President Terms

RFC Loan to Firm Building Pre-Fab Houses Is Probed   Witness Hints at White House ‘Pressure’ to Lend $15 \e-Million

RFC Leader Tells Senate Of Bad Loan  ‘Chairman Says Unit Authorized ‘Unsafe’ Requesi

NOT A SOUN AR’ q EAD ADF      Government Just: In Making It, Si irman 

AND CRITICS   ClO Hecklers Jeer at Him in Dayton, Realtors Say ‘Cammunictic’

TAFT HECKLED BY C10 GROUP   Senator F orced To Pass Through Picket Line At Dayton Hotel

Decision in Portal Case ls Delayed   Attacks To End as Yanks Quit China   Pomp and Ceremony Missing As Al Capone Is Interred

Capone Buried Without Pomp   Gravediggers Carry Casket: Few There

PERRO UEAR RIC Aor ceaiietert vaste, snitstisy ue «apne unmet ee TWO-YEAR-OLD BOY DROWNS IN FOX RIVER

DeKleine Ouster Case Is Good Example of What’s Wrong in Democratic System

Legion Only Group Favoring Veteran Bonus   Representatives Of Hotels, Theaters, AVC Oppose Measure In State Assembly

Reach Agreement On “Inequities  Of Wagner Law   Include Amendments To Establsih More Union Responsibility For Living Up To Contracts Signed By Them.

GOP Neeks Changes In Waener Ne   ‘Inequities’ Will Be Corrected. Leaders Assert

U.S. Will Absorb Major Portion of Occupation Cos!   New Agreement With Britain Provides for Greater Expenditures

WESTMINSTER YOUTH PLACED UNDER BOND   George A. Bollinger, 19, Charged With Wounding West Virginia Girl

Cities Plan * Mass Burial   Water Famine Increases Hardships of Survivors of Tornado

Revised Tabulation. Shows 146 Known Dead in Tornado   Preparations Being Made for Burial Of Storm Victims

Molotov Rejects Marshall s Demands For Accounting O' German Assets In Austria

BURNS HIS SHELL OF A HOME.   ‘Veteran Thus Gets Rid of Termites. With Fire Chief's O. K.

PHYSICIANS STUDY SURGERY FOR TOTS   Grain Surgeons Called to Consider Operation on Siamese Twins.

BRITISH LABOR MEN SAY STALIN WANTS PEACE   Impressed Them As Having No Thought Ov War   PAID HIM VISIT   Would Resolve All Issues With United States

STALIN WANTS EAST AND WEST TRADE SETTLED   British Visitors Say Soviet Union Leader Has No Thought of War

STALIN {5 QUOTED AS TELLING GROUP HE DESIRES PEACE   British M. P.’s Say Russian Leader Voiced Hope in interview for Understanding With West,   WOULD DISSIPATE FEARS OF NEW WAR   Dictator Said to Have Stated Co-operation Between Nations With Different Systems Is Possible.

Eight British Laborites Pay Visit fo Stalin  Duawetan Uii-lkae: ba   Premier Wishes to Reselve Bia Issues?

Parliament Labor Men Hold Russia Wants Hookup With U. S., and Britain

8 Laborites  From Britain  Visit Stalin Told Russia Wants  To Settle Issues With United States

Stalin Wants Better Economic Relations, But No War, British Deleaation Claims

STALIN SPEAKS IN MILD WORDS   Siates to British Guests His Willingness to Wait for ‘Regained Reason’

Britishers Say . Stalin Has No  Thought Of War   Tells Parliament Members He Wants To Resolve Political And Economic Issues

SOVIET WILL BE PATIENT, STALIN SAYS   Reds Have No Thought 0 War, Hope To Improve Relations, Is Claim

Stalin Makes Statement To Britons   Washington Accepts Report With Reserve

Stalin Voices Desire to Ease  US. Relation:   Russian Reported Wanting To Settle Political, Economic Issues

British Parliament Members . Say Stalin Would Cooperate With 17. <

U.S. Cautious On New Soviet  Peace Gesture   EUaALL UWUSLUIL  British Labor Group Cites Marshall Stalin As Waiting for U.S.  oT. BPanwain Monann’

Group Reports Stalin Would Settle Issues   Better Relations With Britain And U.S. Said Desired

Stalin Chides America   Blames U. 8. for Refusinc to Settle Political Differences

Soviet Leader States Desire For Peace   Makes Statement In Long Interview To Eight British  Government leader

Britons Quote Stalin: Economic Collaboration Desired to Avert Conflict

Eight Members Of British Parliament Say Russian Prime Minister Told Them He Wished To Resolve Political And Economic Issues With United States And Britain—Washington Receives Remarks With Cautious Reserve, Awaiting Action

Britons Say Stalin Is Against War   Soviet Chief Expresses Wish to Resolve Issues With Others

STALIN QUOTED. AS ASKING END 19 WEST FIGHT   ~» s British Visitors Russia ‘wants To Resolve Issues with Democracies.

Stalin Tells British Laborites He Wants Collaboration To Avert War   Parliament Members Quote Premier As Saying He Has No Thought Of War And  Anvinne Toa Settle Differences.

Stalin is Eager to Avoid Warfare Says British Group Head   Red Leader's Remarks To Visitors Received Cautiously in U. 5.

Stalin Reported To Have Informed ‘British Visitors He Wants Peace

STALIN HASNT WAR THOUGHTS, VISITORS FEEL   Tells Britons That Russians Want To Resolve Issues With U. S.. England

Cautious Yanks Await UN Signs   Prime Minister Tells English of Desire for Trade Relations

Stalin Wants Collaboration To Avert War   Russia Will Wait Until U. S., Britain Settle Differences, Says Soviet Chief

Russa Has No     alin Declares  Resolve Differences With U. S. and British

Soviet Prime Minister Tells British Parliament Group He Wants To Settle Political And Economic Differences With U. S.

Russia Wants Peace, Stalin Tells Britons   Soviet Ruler Voices Hope For Economic And Politica! Pact

SEEKS BETTER WORLD TRADE ~ RELATIONS   No Thought Of War, British Delegation Reports      With America And Britain Necessary, Soviet Ruler Tells Labor Leaders

STALIN CLAIMS FRIENDSHIP FOR U.S. BRITAIN   Wants To Settle Political Differences, Laborites Informed   INTERVIEWED SOVIET LEADER AT RESORT

SAY PREMIER SEEKS ACCORD ON U, §. ISSUES   British Trade Group Reports Interview At Staiin Villa

Russian Boss Grants Parley To 8 Britons   Dictator Seems To Have “No Thought Of War,” Labor Leaders Report After Interview

STALIN DISCLAIMS WAR AIMS IN TALK TO BRITISH GROUP   Wants to Settle Political, Economic Issues with U. S., He Says.   SEEKS TRADE TIES   Washington Greets Conciliatory Remarks with Cautious Reserve.

Soviet Premier Desires Peace,  Britons Told  Touring Lahor MVP«   Touring Labor MPs Report Interview With Russian Leader

Prime Minister of Russia Wishes To Resolve Political, Economic Issues with U.  S. and Britain.   NO WAR THOUGHTS, IMPRESSION GAINED

STALIN oAYS COGPE RATION 5 POSSIBLE   Pictures Reds as Waiting Until U. S., Britain Regain Their Reason.

Stalin Says He Is For Peaceful Relationships  U. S. Is Cautious; Awaits For Action Rather Than Talk

Stalin Remarks On Talk Of War   Quoted As Saying He Wants Improved Soviet Relations

RUSSIA WANTS TRADE OF U. 8. AND ENGLAND   LABORITES REPORT REDS ANXIOUS TO COOPERATE

Stalin Quote. On 'No War Gets Revised   Washington Cautious But Interested, In Britons’ Report.

Say Stalin. Not Looking For War    British Parliament Members Visiting in Russid Impressed By Words: U. S. Doubtful

Report Bid For Accord By Stalin   British Laborites  Say Leader Desires Collaboration--Would Avoid a Canflins

Red Leader Wants Close Trade Pact  Washington Treats   Washington Treats Remarks With  ‘GCantaus Recervp

' Laborites Quote Soviet Leader as Desiring the Settlement of Economic And Political Issues

WOULD RESOLVE ALL ISSUES IN PEACEFUL WAY   Adds That If West Is Disinclined To Settle Differences, Russia Will Wait Until It Regains Its Rea ennn

Stalin Asks Britain, U. S. for Economic, Political Agreement   Willingness To Co-operate Asserted In Discussion With British MP's:  Wants Nations To ‘Regain Reason’

Premier Wants Peace Between East and West   Parliament Members Talk with Russian at Villa on Black Sea

“Stalin Has Ne Thought of War”   ‘Britons Report Russian ,, Leader Wants To Settle . Issues With US. .   “WANT TO COOPERATE’   Labor Leader Says Communist League An Answer to ‘Imperialism’

Informs Labor Members Of British Parliament Soviet Will Cooperate   Economic and Political Issues Can Be Decided Leader Declares

Russia Shuns U. S. War, Stalin Says   Believes Harmony Feasible Despite Gap in Ideologies

Britons Declare Stalin Does Not Anticipate War   Soviet Chieftain Says He Seeks Cooperation With U. S., England

DELEGATES MAP UNESCO BUDGET   Envoys Of 34 Nations To Discuss Free Flow Of World Information

TRANSPORT PLANE EQUIPPED WITH 8KIS BROUGHT NINE. - PROM WILDERNESS

Nine Rescued after Ordeal  On Frozen Lake in Arctic   Ski- Equipped Plane Saves Seven AAF Fliers, Two  Canadian Civilians from Icy Wilderness

NINE far ae   Seven U. §, Fliers and Two Canadians are Marooned Two Days on Frozen Lake — ‘Transport  “ Command Equipped with Skis ‘Tnkes Party to Goose Bay.

Nine Rescued In Labrador   Fliers Spend Two Days On Lake After Crash

‘Totalitarian’  Regime Sought By Demos--Taft   CIO-PAC Principles Followed by Truman, GOP Senator Charges

Entire Squad Will Be Taken / on oft Trip. to Orange Bow]   ‘WILL DEPART DEC. 26

JAYHAWKER TEAM TO FLY TO MIAMI   Entire Squad Will Be Taken on the Trip to  Orange Bow]   WILL DEPART DEC. 26

ext Requisitions Originale Locally State Beard Con Send  Them Only os: Asked By Lecal Authorities

PASTORS OKAY TEMPLE PLAN   Group Reelects President of Ohio Church Council

Municipal Band Concert, ‘Wed., July 23, Foster “Dark 9:39 DM.   LeMars Girl . July 18 Bride   Marian McDougall and Go: _ <don‘Kilstrom United In : “All. White Wedding ©:

LE MARS CHURCH SCENE OF PRETTY SUMMER WEDDING   Miss Marian McDougall And Gordon Killstrom Take Vows July 18

Municipal Band Concert, Wed., July 23, Foster Dark 8:30 DP. M.   LeMars Girl . July 18 Bride   ‘Marian McDougall and Gor. = ‘don’ Kilstrom United In  “CAILWhite Wedding

Says U.S. Aid To Greece Is Only A Portent Of Rehabilitation Program

TWO IN PA ct REPORTED IN NEW ne   Police Race Into Jewish Quarter of Jerusalcm as Rifle Fire Opens up Once More.   AMMUNITION DUMP BLOWS UP AT HAIFA

Polish Leader Is Believed On Way To States   High Polish Sources Say Peasant Party Chieftain Is "Out Of Danger Zone" And Not !n Poland

Mikolajezyk Is Safely Out of Poland   Opposition . Leader ‘May Be En Route - To United States

Fight Two  Forest Fires in Maine   Machias Still Threatened hy One Blave

Program Launched ToSalvage Timber; Fires Still Menace   100 Persons Meet To Map Plans At Clark’s Mills

LABOR REFORM PLAN OFFERED   ‘Vandenberg Speech Tagged Bid for Presidency

Chit-Chaff Roundup by Hall Suggests New Way to Kill Mosauitoes, Horse Tips

BLAST WRECKS UTICA FACTORY   Explosion Also Levels House; 12 People Injured

Case Nears End For Prosecution   No Grief Shown, Neighbors Claim

State Hits At Beulah’s Gaiety   Unnatural Attitude 0O: Daughter Is Stressed By Prosecution

CLAIM LOVERS SHOW NO GRIEF   Prosecution Nears End O Evidence In Overell Slaying Case

Testify Couple Showed No Grief   State Is Nearing Close hr The Overell-Gollum . Murder Trial.

DIPLOMAT SENT TO TINY NEPAL   Kingdom In Himalayas Two Weeks Distant For U.S, Envoy

£0 EBStUGelralt ILCLUllUuits a aS  State Department Official Packs ‘Tails For Trip To Indian Kingdom

To Establish Ketations  State Department Official Packs Tails For Trip To Indian Kingdom

House Action Modifies the Assessor Bil   Under Revision . Auditor Becomes County Assessor

WEST NATIONS WARNED OF OLD WORLD CHAOS   Secretary of State Asks Hemisphere Defense Pact

Marshall Warns That t European Recovery Vital   American Republics Are Told Problem Must Get Precedence

Highway Strike Parley Slated  minnicte #n AAact   Unionists to Meet With Gov. Herbert

HERBERT HOLDS LABOR CONFAB   300 Highway Employes Still Striking in Division Nine

Late News Bulletins  U.S. Denounces Arrest Of Bulgarian Anti-Red

Hurricane Clean-Up Rushed   Army and Navy Equipment Will Be Ordered to Duty Along Coast

Boyle’s Notebook   THE HOBO WHO LIVED IN AN UNDERGROUND PENTHOUSE By HAL BOYLE

The Years Have Finally Caught Up With Sonny— the Poor Man’s Playboy

State Moves To  Restore Motor  Freight Service At Standstill Over Wage Row

Senate Cotton Group Members Urge US Guarantee Planters Big Export

Truman Wages War on Prices  President May As Congress to Assist In Stahilizatian Mav,

Income Tax Cut Action  Senate May Consider Plan Without Waiting For Conferee’s Rill

Senate May Start Income Tax Debate in May  Solons May Not Wai For Results of  Budaet Canference

Admittance Of Displaced War Victims Askec   President Asks Special Emergency Legislation From Congress At Once

TRUMAN SENDS SPECIAL MESSAGE ON PERMITTING DISPLACED PERSONS TO COME HERE

Near-Twister Hits North Platte Area  Hail Reported At Ogallala And Brule   Hail Reported At Ogallala And Brule; Crops Are Damaged

DIES IN LEAF FROMS6THFLOOR   Discharged Soldier Leaps To Death From Empire State Building; Strikes And Critically Injures Woman.

New York Man Dies In Leap   Veteran Depressed Since Leaving Service; Takes 1,000 Foot Jump

NAMING OFA U3, MULITARY HEAD WEIGHEL   Single Command Would Take Home Defense; Law Gives Option.

Tighter Defense Studied   Military Leaders Consider Single Commander for All the U.S.

Unified Forces Study Plan For Single Chief   High Command Holds Proposal Under Scrutiny

Home Defense Plan Is Given Study   Single Commander May Be Made Fully Responsible

Single Form Of Command   Make One Commander Liable For Defense Of U.S.

High Command Is Studying Proposal For Single Head Of Continental US Defense

Study Plan To Make 1 Command Responsible in U.S   Forrestal Says No Action Taken On Issue Yet

Single Military Commander May Be ‘Made Responsible for U.S. Defense

Home Defense Plan Is Given Study  Single Commander Mav Be Made   Single Commande: May Be Made Fully Responsible

Single Military CommandStudied  Better Defense of United States Object

Orie Commander for All of US   Would Eliminate Many. Arguments over Responsibility

People Won't Accept Labor ‘Stabs’, Clain   CIO Official Says Public Will Not ‘Mildly’ Take Laws Aimed At Ruining Labor Unions

Bittner Warns Bills Threaten Labor, Nation   Aniericans Will Not ‘Mildly AceepY Laws, House Group Told

Marshall Leaves For Moscow Treaty Confab   CIO Leader Blasts Labor Legislation   RITINER DESCRIBED

One Dead, Seven Injured as Frisco "Train Is Derailed   Three Cars and Pullmar Leave Track Near Republic, Mo.

ONE KILLED, T PERSONS: ARE INJURED   Dr. James Osborn of Fred erick, Okla., Crushed t Death Beneath Overs  turned Pullman. :   RAILIS BROKEN; 4 CARS JUMP TRACE   All of Injured Taken te Springfield—Train En Route From Oklahoma City to St. Louis. ~~

Free Territory of Trieste Termed Potential Powder Keg of Balkans

United. States Will Stay In Europe As Long Ag Necessary If Russia Rejects Pronosal

Marshall Wants Frank YesNo Answer From Russa On AO Year Treaty For Germany

FARMER'S DAUGHTER WASN'T MENTIONED  Salesmen Eat Barbecue: Hear Grass Roots Talk

29 VAYUONRMIER WASN  MENTIONED  Salesmen Fat Barbecue: Hear Grass Roots Talk

Supervised Play For Youngsters To Commence June 2  Full Program Will Have Expert Leader: For Summer Months

High School System Founder Dies At 7§   Dr. Samuel M.. North 'First School Supervisor, Ils Dead

DR. SAMUEL M. NORTH DIES IN BALTIMORE   First State Hizh School Supervisor Will Be Buried In BWinddleotawn

Airplane Wrecks Draw Attention Of Congressmen   Concern Voiced As Crashes Tend To Harm Aviation

Congress Iurns Attention Today To Plane Crashes  Senate Hearing Set To Seek Cause Of Recent Air Tragedies

COMMERCIAL AID TRAVEL IS GIVEN NOTICE OF SOLONS      Civil Aeronautics Board Calle Into Session For Study of “3 Recent Crashes

IRE PERUVIAN ABINET RESIGNS   Fallows Murder o rominent Publisher

Publisher Slain; Peruvian Cabinet Resigns En Masse   Murder Provokes Political Crisis Which Threatens Bustamente Regime

Cabinet Walks Out To Protest Murder In Peru   GovernmentResigns,Charging Publisher Killed In Political Slaying

PERUVIAN CABINET RESIGNS EN MASSE   Ministers Quit After Murder &® ©! Newsnaner Publisher

Entire Peruvian Cabinet Resigns   : Action Provoked: By: Editor’s Murder

EXTEND PROBE OF RAIL CRASH   Eyewitness Contends Accident Was ‘Unavoidable’

G-DEATH TRAIN WRECK PROBED   Eyewitness Says Accident Was ‘Unavoidahle’

CALLS WRECK UNAVOIDABLE   Had Flyer Remined on Rail Open Switch Would Have Derailed it.

General Eisenhower Has Plenty Of Time   : Sinty-Day Vacation Expected To Start Feb, 1 Will Permit Political Survev

Modification — Of Brit. Loan Pact Granted   Has To Do With. Clause Concerning ‘Convertibility’

TEACHERS SNUB PAY SCHEDULE   Hopes for End of Buffalo Strike Fades

SUPERFORT IN ~~ FATAL CRASH   HUGE ARMY PLANE STRUCK SIDE OF MOUNTAIN .IN VERMONT AND EXPLODED

Superfortress Crash Probed   :  -B-29 Crashes Into Side Of Mountain In Vermont— Twelve Of Crew Killed

Her Son’s Grave Is Marked But Mother Believes He Is Alive, a Victim of Amnesia

ne ene eneeneeennnemmneamenenenemneiaaaats  OFFICERS CLEAR G. I. AS ‘DAHLIA’ SUSPECT

COURT'S DECISION PLEASES TRUMAN   President Expresses Gratificatior » Government’s Position in Lewis Case Was Upheld.

DEATH BY ACCIDENT   Corener’s lucy Briage in Verdict in Attedecy deter’

DEATH BY ACCIDENT   erener's Jury Brings in Verdict im Altebery th

SECRET PAPERS OF ABE LINCOLN BEING EXAMINED   Sealed in Vat: For 21  Years, Ved, 20,000 Items Expected to Reveal Much.

Speed Double That Of Sound Attained   Pilotless Aircraft With RAM Jet Engines Hit 1.500 MPH Velocity

PLANES TRAVEL AT TWO TIMES SOUND'S SPEED   Navy Experiments Attain 1,500 Miles Records With Jet Engines

TEST FLIGHTS OF PILOTLESS AIRCRAFT HELD   American Ram-Jet Engine Experiments Show Speeds Over 1,500 MPH   SPEEDS ARE DOUBLE FLIGHT OF SOUND

U.S. Engines ‘Attain Speed Of1500 MPH   Experiments With Ram Jet Engines Conducted By Navy 

Delay Seen in Alloting Entire Loan to Nations   Funds for Greece and Turkey May Be Given -Piece-Meal

GRECO - TURKISH AID FUNDS MAY BE SPLIT UP   Solons May Not Appropriate All 400 Million This Year, Taber Says

‘ Boisterous Final Session; Reuther Denies Trend To Conservatism ae See ER RCMICe SEEN G 20 MOUS ERVaHsN  UA W-CIO Concludes Convention Amid Cries Of ‘Power Politics’

Report Dutch Bomb Port Tegal   ‘Dutch Infantry And Armor  ed Columns Also Con tinue To Make Gains  /RPQTE TIN:

RUSSIA DEMANDS U.N. TROOP, ARMS COUNT INCLUDE ATOM DATA  NO AGREEMENT REACHED _ ON INFORMATION NEEDED  EQR WEAPON REDUCTION

Gromyko Asks CompleteData On Al Arms  WS Wc   UN Commission Fails to Aqree On New Scheme

ATOM BOMB DATA ASKED BY RUSSIA   Gromyko Wants U.N. Commission To Get Figures

Russia Asks Atom Bomb Data Be in Arms Listings  Commission Unagreet __On Methods of “Collecting Figures

RUSSIA WANTS TO INCLUDE ATOMICS IN ARMS COUNTING   Suck By Clin That Atomi Bombs Be Included in Any  Troop Inventory

Russia Insists On Atom Figures In Data on Arms   Gromyko States Demand As Commission Fails To Reach Agreement

To Investigate Auto ‘Market’   25 to 30 Percent Markup Hinted; Dealers May Lase Licenses.

Start Inquiry in ‘Used’ Car Sales  Attorney General Is Aided by Police

 —WOULD REDUCE ACCIDENTS— Traffic Safety Program Is Mapped By Governor

Wayward Balloon Eludes Its Pursuers Refore Dronning Info Chesapeake Bay

Voluntary, Rationing * Deemed'Not. ‘TheSolution.   May Be Nese’ ety Government) Beaders Feel It Would Not  Be Effective Enough

Officials Avoid Compulsory Food Controls   Government Experts Seek Way to Prevent Crisis

Food Rationing Renewal Looms   Truman’s Advisers Hunt Way to Help Europe Without Bolstering Inflation

U.S. Shies From Pleas to Resume  Controls on Food   Voluntary Rationing May Be Necessary This Winter, Officials Hint

State Restaurant Group Forms Owr Save-Food Plan   Six-Point Program Of Conservation Planned By Texas Association

Slight Downward Trend in Some Commodities Is Halted; Reuther Suggests Strike By Retail Buyers As Congressmen Predict Action Of Government Will Be Needed

Principal Food ltems Zoom Near All-Time Record  Republican Says Congress May Have To Take Action

Congress Must Act Unless Speculation Is Curbed, Asserts New York Senator

Gloomy Predictions of Future Come As Prices Soar Near War! Level

Rally in Grains Is Followed By Lard Price Rise   ‘Action By Congress. Threatened To Hait Speculation-in Grain

MainF oodItems  Reported Near ~ All-Time Peak   Congress May Be Forced To Halt Speculations, Sen. Ives Warns

Friday's Declines  Checked   Paul Porter Says Time Too Late for Action by Congress

Costs Resume Upward Swirl After Declines   Outlook Said Gloomy Solon Says Congress May Be Forced to Ac!

Food Costs In U.S. Near Reeord Peak   Basic Commodities Take Slight Drop Friday but Trend Checked on Most Of Saturdey Markets

Congress Action Predicted Unless Prices Decline   Eggs $1 A Dozen, Steaks $1 A Pound. And Butter Near Or Above $1 Lb. In Some Place:

Markets Resume Advance; Near  All-Time Peak   Senator Says Congress Will Be Forced To Act; Porter Predicts “Bust” «

FOOD MARKETS RESUME CLIMB AFTER DECLINE   Brisk Rallies Boister Chicago Grain Futures; Lard Shows Big Gains

Congress May Act, Ives Says   Ex-OPA Boss Porter Feels U. S. Will Be Lucky To Avoid ‘Bust’

Predictions For Relief Are Gloomy   Eggs And Butter Soar To $1; Hog Prices Decline

Food Prices Near All-Time High of ‘20s   Taft Opposes Return of Federal Price Controls

Predictions On Future  Are Gloomy  Drop In Market Prices Checked

Decline Checked Without Relief   Gloomy Outlook Is Noted On Chief  Commodities

Food Prices Soaring Toward All-Time High   Gloomy Predictions on Outlook Come From Many Quarters As Cost Index Nears Record; Organized Buyers’ Resistance Building Up

Paul Porter Cites Danger Of Inflation   Ex-OPA Chief Says It’s Too Late for Congress To Act

Food Costs Near All-Time Peaks; Outlook Gloomy   Spiral to Force Congress to Act Senator Believes

Sharp Price Spiral Takes Sudden Halt   U.S. Summons Packers To Hearing; Living Cost Debate Grows

TRUMAN PLANNING VACATION TRIP INTO NORTHWEST   Tentative Schedule Calls for Visit to Alaska During Summer After Flight to Seattle,   TOUR DEPENDS UPON WHEN CONGRESS QUITS   Chief Executive’s Travel Itinerary Includes 3-Day Reunion of 35th Division in Kansas City.

President Truman Consults Vacation  Traveling Folders  Plans Three Weeks Trig to Pacific Northwest

DELAY OUSTER OF 2 NEWSMEN   Deportation Is Postponed B; Govt. After Protest By "UN Secretary-General

SWEEPING STATE LABOR SELATIONS ACT INTRODUCED   Placed Before the Senate To“day by Sen. Charles Madison, K. C.   MARINE CORPS VETERAN   It Calls for Compulsory Arbitration Through a  le

Former Marine Proposes Sharp Curb on Unions   Calls for Compulsory Arbitration, Ban on, Closed Shop, Boycotts

YANK SENTENCED TO GALLOWS FOR  “AULING JAPANES!   Four Other Soldiers Get Life  Ferms for Outbreak  ‘Neor Tokva

One Gl Sentenced To Die, Four Get Life for Slayings   Soldiers Convicted of Clubbing to Death Five Japanese Near Tokyo

Army Court Sentences Michigan GI to Death   Four Others Receive Life Terms for Murder of Jap Civilians January 217

Foreign Scribes Released  By U.S.   Efforts To Deport Two Writers Postponed

Defense Pact Gets Support Of Connally  Treaty Classed As Challenge

CONNALLY ASKS PACT APPROVED   Swift Okay on Inter-Americar Defense Treaty Is Urged In Senate

Ratification Of Inter-American Pact Against “Attack” Ureed By Connally

Ratification Is Asked For Rio Treaty  Connally Makes Call For Action On Defense Pact

Lilienthal Given New Support . And More Oposition   Wagner Backs Him For Atomic Post

Lilienthal Fight Goes Merrily or  Senafors Lining Up For and Aqainst

SHVIETS LAUNCH WAR OF WORDS   Press And Radio Attacl Growing U.S. Drive On Communism

“ . a e Truman®.aps Balkan Nations  As He Signs Ratified Treaties   President Says Communist Governments Of Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria Oppressive

President Says Reds In Control Oppress People   Signs Treaty With Italy And Other Nations; Expresses Regret On Pact Terms   U.S. Protest Due Over Soviet Acts   Hungarian Party Chief Challenges Communist Foes, Planning To Stage Rally

Italian And Balkan Treaties Signed  HST Assails Balkan  Communist Regimes

aps Conumics  naps VO.  Truman Denounces All Governments Oppressing People

Communist Governments Denounced By President   Truman Says Regimes In Hungary, Romania Oppress Their People; Americans Standing By Italians Who Have Non-Communist Government

Spending Fuss Brings Cleavage   Program Increases Demands for Money

Economy-Minded Legislators Fight Spending Spree   Herbert Proposals For Improvements Bring Open Break

OPEN BREAK ON OHIO FUNDS SEEN   Administration, Assembly Leaders Differ

HERBERT, GOP SPLIT ON USE OF SURPLUS FUNDS   Ohio Governor Recommends $81,500,000 for Capital Improvements

Governor's Plan Threatens Row In Legislature   Margarine Coloring Bill Sidetracked; Other Measures Up

ECONOMY BLOC ~ PLAYS HERBERT   Split Comes On Governor’: Capital Improvements

Disabled Vets ‘Suffering From Blind ‘Economy’   Qatworn Procedures And Schedsles Heid Val Ga ‘Waiting Lists Witheut Treatment, Uniess Vet Puts Up Gash Guarantos, Save VAS

Diamond Stars Cheer Cripple   Ted Williams And Joe Dobson Cails On Boy . Who Lost His Legs. .

NEW LEGION HEAD NAMEL   SPRINGFIELD ATTORNEY IS —NEW COMMANDER OF THE “” AMERCAN LEGION OF OHIO

New Vaccine Used on School Children Found to Be Fffective Aaainst 1B

5S GENER AL JAILED AS 37 LEADERS HELL   U.S. Troops Assist Vienna Police In Arrests

ANOTHER NAZI GANG SMASHED   AUSTRIAN RING BROKEN, 87 LEADERS NABBEO IN ROUNDUP

Austrians, Aided By U. S. Troops, Nab Nazi Leader:   57, Including Former SS General, Arrested , In Sweeping Raids.

‘Large Nazi Underground Movement In Austria Is Smashed, 57.Arrested »

Say Terrorists Well Organized Tn Italian City   Turin’s Police Chief Claims Knowledge Of Activities.

Democrats to Make Appeal to President  ‘Will Ask Truman Be Vaba. Danmikhlican

Seek Meeting With Truman   Minor Committee Side Acts On Eve Of House And Senate Votes On Bil

Democrats to Urge Veto of Labor Bill   Bid for Appointment With Truman to Pleac Against Sharp Curbs

Democrats Toa Ask Veto Of Labor Bill   Congressmen To See President

LABOR GROUP DEMANDS VETO   Congressmen Get Appoint  ment With President

House, Senate Slated To Act On Labor Bill   Democrats Seek Session With President, Plan To Seek Veto Of Union Curb Measure

Seek Veto on Union Curb Bill   Labor Committee Democrats Plan Truman Confab

WILL ASK VETO ~~ OF LABOR BILL   House Democrats Will See Truman

FOES OF LABOR BILL SET TALK   To Conter with*Truman To: morrow, Asking Veto of Union Curhs:

Demos to Meet With President On Wednesday  er ce .. te   Grotip to Discuss Union-Curb Bill

Democrats to Ask Truman to Veto Labor Bill  House Is Slated  To Pass Compromis AAancura Tamoarrow

Democrats Seek Labor Bill Veto   Meet With Truman Scheduled As House Approval Expected

TO GET TRUMA      mmittee To Meet Witt esident In Effort To Bring About Veto

Democrats Seek Appointment With President   Conference Between Labor Committee Members And Truman May Be Held Thursda

Democrats. Will Urge Truman To  Veto Labor Bill      House Committee Mem:bers Bidding For Appointment.

Democrats to Urge Labor Bill Veto   House Group Seeks to See Truman on Measure

Labor Bill Foes Holler For Veto   Democrats Opposed to Un_ jon Curbs Will Call  on Truman

TO ASK TRUMAN FOR LABOR VETO   House Democrats Plan to Take Appeal to President

Seek Appointment  House Group To Ask Veto  Of Labor Bill By President   Democrats To Take Request To Truman In Personal Parley

To Request Veto For Labor Bill  House Committee To   House Committee To Confer With Truman

Demos to Meet With President On Wednesday   Group to Discuss Union-Curb Bill

Democrats Will Ask Truman To Veto Union Bill   Want Appointment With President.

‘Gangsters Menace President With Wooden Gun, Says Case: Senate Votes Income Tax Cut By 48-28

DEMOS FIGH] COMPROMISE UNION BILL   House Labor Group Seeks Session With Truman   MEASURE   Designed To Check Strikes Scheduled For Action In House Wednesday

Labor Bill Conference  Scheduled   Action To Be Completed Qn Measure to Put Curb On Unions During Week With Passage’ Assured

Committeemen Opposed to Joint Compromise Labor Bill Seek Truman’s Favor

Bridges Asks GOP Budget Cut Recorded   Senator Says Public Has Richt Te Know

Bridges Seeks Clarification Of Budget Cut Plan   Would Put Republicans On Record As To How Deep Budget Shall Be Cut

Bridges Moves to’ Put Republicans On Budget Record   Knutson Says Bitter Serap May Make It Hard to Date Cut Back to  Teeeveencinre

Rr rid ees. Asks 5 & QP Recor a Ca Br rdget  Wants Roll Call Vv. ote On Economy Cut

UNITY SOUGH ON BUDGET MEASURE   Bridges Favors Reduction M Of Six Millions

—WANTS RECORD MADE PUBLIC— Bridges Wants Public To Know About Budget

Bridges Wants Definite Stand On Budget Cat      Seeks.To Put GOP Senators On Record As To The Amount.

Heiress, 15 Thot Held As Love Captive.   Mother Fears © She Has Been Slain _.By Kidnapers.

Soybeans   Mother of Mexican Heiress Fears Kidnapers May Have Killed Daughter

Kidna ped Mexicon. Heiress Feared Deod Girl Has Been Love Captive - In-Mountains Near Mazatlan

Mother of Love Captive Daughter Raliaves Girl Victim of Murder   Wealthy Senorita Allegedly Kianapec RB, Live Brothers-—Their Dad Arrested

Claims No Plans For War Profits  Gen. Meyers Says His Receipts Came ' From Lean To Girl

Meyer Admits Starting Firm: To Help Girl  Denies Planning m= fos, > fF £.

Conspiracy Denied By Defendant   Affair With Wife Of Aviation Official Revealed

MEYERS STORY OF ‘GIRL FRIEND TO BE RESUMED   General Says Dayton Firn . Was Started Because Of His ‘Romance’

Meyers Says He  Set Up Concern For ‘Girl Friend’   Denies Plans To Cash In On War Contracts

GOP Chairman Reece Says New Deal Was “Corrupt”’   Additional Evidence of Corruption May be Expectec¢ in Coming Months, Speaker Tells Lincoin Day Dinner Guests

GOP Chairmar Says New Deal Is “Corrupt”  Inefficient And Extravagant As   Inefficient And Extravagant As Well. Declared

Reece Terms New Dealers  As ‘Corrupt’   Declares In Tatk At Chicago ‘Fruth Is Being Revealed

Texas House Gets Parole Board Row From Aikin Group  Lewis Makes Flat Refusal, to Resign a

Senate Probe Of Lilienthal Nears Close   Wednesday Deadline Se! For Hearing Witnesses on His ‘Atomic’? Bourd Oualifieations

Senate Puts Atomic Case “Fate Of Litienthal  __ May Be Decided By ~ Vote Late In Week

Kittanning Warehouse  Fire Damage $80,000   Atlantic Refining Company Loss Heavy, Firemen Do Excellent Work

Johnson Says Preparedness Bid Blocked   Places Blame Upon Secretary Of War, Somervell. Perking

Says FDR, In 38, Knew We Faced War   Johnson Tells How Somervell Wanted To Get Rid Of General Marchal!

Louis Johnson Says Preparation Efforts Blocked By Perkins. Woodring.

Roosevelt Knew In 1938 War on Way-Johnson  ie Aide i Plan or Defen 2 Blocked

FDR Believed  War Inevitable  Ex-Aide Says Tells Senate Group  Roosevelt in L938 Predicted the War

Roosevelt Knew in 1938 U.S. Would Get in War, Senate Committee Told   Former Assistant Secretary of War Says Industrial Mobilization Plan Blocked By Two Cabinet Members and General

Johnson Avers Two In Cabinet Blocked Plan To Prepare U.S.   Forrestal Made Incorrect  Statements in Shelving ' Of Program

MOBILIZATION PROBE HELD IN CAPITAL   y Johnson Says F.D.R. Knew We Could Not Stay Out

LOUIS JOHNSON ‘URGES PREPAREDNESS “Fifty. Hiroshimas’ ‘for U. S. His Fear.

2 IN FOR CABINE] SPOREDATHEARING   Peftkins, Woodring Accused of Blocking War Mobilization Plan in 1939,

Roosevelt Aide Bares War Secret   President Knew in 1938 Impending Conflict Would Involve U.S.

Johnson Says He And FDR Knew War Inevitable  Former Assistant   Former Assistant War Secretary Tells Of Plan to Presare

Johnson Says He and Late FDR Knew as Early As 1938 War Was Coming

Louis Johuson Says He and FDR Knew War Was Inevitable  As Early os 1938 But

Louis Jehnson Says He and FOR Knew War Wa; Inevitable   As Barly as 1939 But Efforts ta Prapare fer [+ Blocked by High Officials

Roosevelt Knew  War Was Brewing  Asserts Wiiness Ex-Assistan! Secretary  @! War Says Two Persons Blecked Mobilization Plan

Claims FDK Saw War Wa:  Inevitable   Witness Asserts Effort  To Prepare US for War Was Blocked by Perkins, Woodring and Somervell

Knew War Was Coming as  Early as 1938   Louis A. Johnson Testifies At Senate Committee Hearing

Johnson Asserts Efforts: To Prepare U.S. Blocked)   Former Assistant War Secretary Names Miss Perkins, Woodring, Somervell

Defense Plan Halted By 3 High Officials, Senate Probe Told   West Virginian Louis A. Johnson Blames Industrial Mobilization’s Failure on General. Cabinet Pair

Johnson Says FDRKnew War Was Inevitable   Charges Efforts to Prepare For Conflict Blocked By Cabinet Members, General.

SOMERVELL PLANNED TO OUST MARSHALL   Former Assistant to War Sécretary Says ~ General Slowed Up Mobilization Work

Johnson Reveals War Plans Hitch  Asserts Industry Mobilization Blocked

Mobilization Plan Ditched,  Johnson Says   Former War Dep’t Official Says Two Former Cabinet Members and Gen. Somervell Blocked Preparations.

Ex-\W ar Secretary Says He, FDR Knew in 1938U.S. Would Get in War.

SAW WARIN'38 -INQUIRERS TOLD   Ex-Sgeretary Johnson Says He, Roosevelt ‘Knew It’

FDR Knew War Was. Coming as Soon as. 38 Says Johnsot   Former Asst. Secretary of War Seeks,to Help Find Lost Mobilization Plan

Ex-War Assistant Testifies He Knew in 1938 That War to Involve U.S.

Loula Johnson and President Roosevelt Knew We Could Not Stay Out of It,   STATEMENT BY JOHNSON   He Testified Refore Senate War Investigating Committee Today.

_ —WOODRING ALSO: NAMED — Somervell Ditched  M-Day Plan: Johnson

PROBERS LEARN FDR SAW WAR NEAR IN 1938   Former War Dept. Official Says He Too Knew ‘Conflict Coming

Johnson Asserts Defense  Blocked   Gen. Somerville Is Among Figures  Accused

F.D.R. SAW WAR IN’38, BUT PLANS TO MOBILIZE INDUSTRY BLOCKED BY CENFRAL. EX-OFFICIAL SAYS

Former Assistant War Secretary So Charges   Johnson Testifies General Somervell Blocked Industrial Mobilization Plan And One Time “Even Planned To Get Rid Of Marshall.”

Asserts FDR Knew In 1938 That U. S. Couldn't Stay Out Of War   Use Radar To Track Down Illegal Game In Airplanes

Brass Junked Mobilizatio n, Says Johnson   General Somervell Blam. ed For Break Down Of Plan After Pearl Harbor

KNEW WAR WAS “NEAR, AID SAYS   Roosevelt Underling Tells Solons Inside Story

Former Secretary Says That War Was Known Even Back As Far As Year 1938

 —PROBERS HEAR JOHNSON—  F DR Knew In 1938 U.S. Could Not Escape W ar

F.D.R. Saw War in 38, Probe Told   Perkins, Woodring Fought Preparation. Witness Declares

wares ATES PTANE.      Former Government Aide Says FDR Knew In'38 That U. S. Would Be Drawn Into War

Brass Blocked Preparedness, Johnson Says   Former Secretary of War Aide Says FDR Knew War Was Coming in 1938;  We Could Not Stay Out

FR. Knew of War in 1938   Former Cabinet Aide Testifies at Senate Body Hearing

Johnson On Stand Today  Says FDR Knew A   Says FDR Knew As Early As 1938 That War Was Coming

PARAGUAY ARMY REMAINS LOYAL   Rebel Stronghold Under Siege; Government To Avoid Bloodshed

Arabs Battle For Freedom   Independence Move Taken to U. N. Floor

‘Council ‘Rejects Protests  OfArabs   ‘Inquiry Committee . To Proceed With Assignment

Arab Protests Overridden in Assembly Meet  Creation of Inquiry Groun to Be Studied

PALESTINE INQUIRY COMMITTEE METHOD TO BE CONSIDERED  DEMAND FOR HOLY LAND INDEPENDENCE IS STILL BEFORE WORLD ASSEMBLY

 HENBERS OF TATED NAT   testing Committee Refuse: ta! Recommend Debate a On Issue

Arab Nations Take UN Fight Into Assembly   Trying to Overthrow Com: mittee Ruling Aguinst Consideration Palestine  Independence

ARAB PROPOSAL SPURNED BY UN   Commission Favored To Study Palestine Situation

U.N. Votes For a Palestine Inquiry   ‘No Opposition Voiced on > Proposal, Tho Arabs : Earlier Objected   ASK FOR INDEPENDENCE   Syrian Would Include tion of Palestine reedom on Agenda

ARABS TAKE BID TO FLOOR OF UN   Spur Battle For Hearing Or Palestine Independence

U.N. Votes! For a Palestine Inquiry   ‘No’ ‘Opposition m Veiged on + Proposal, Tho! Arabs _  aoa, Objected   ‘ASK FOR INDEPENDENCE   ‘Syrian Would: Include Question of Palestine Freedom on Agenda

Committee Turns Down Demands   Want Palestine Independence Considered

PUSH UN FIGHT ON PALESTINE   Arab States Take Issue To Floor Of Uniled Nations Assembly To Obtain Im. mediate Consideration O} Palestine Independence,

Arab Protests  Prove Futile   Fail To Force Promp' Action On Palestine In Committee

UNITED NATIONS TODAY OVER-RODE ARAB PROTEST   Agreed to Consider Creation of Committee of Inquiry on Palestine,   MADE BITTER FIGHT   Approval of the British Proposal Still Left Other Work.

Arabs Lose Fight To Bar UN Inquiry   Committee Agrees To Consider Creating Board For Palestine Probe

UN Assembly Has Overriden Arab Protests  Inquiry Committe To Be Set Up To Study Palestine

Britain Wins Her Point   U. N. Agrees to Proposal For Palestine — Study Over Arab “No”

drab Protest On Palestine lan Useless  —é wks © =a   British Proposal for Fact-Finding Goes on Agenda

Carry Palestine Issue to Floor  Of ULN. Assembly After Being Giver Committee Rebulf

War Dept. Officer Says He Doesn't Believe Russia Has Atom Bomb or Can Produce One in Next 10 Years

Congress To Probe — Spying Activities   Atomic Energy Grouy To Investigate Bomb Security

16 Nations List Detailed Needs   Paris Text Cites Losses Tens Warld War IT

$35 Billion in Goods Needed by 16 Nations   European Economy Blighted by War, Repor? Declares

FIGHT TO UNSEAT DEGASPERI BEGUN   ITALIAN REDS CHARGE GOvERNMENT IS SERVILE TO UNITED STATES.

Split Of Family Income  - For Tax Purposes Sought   State Senate Passes Measure Permitting Husband And Wife To Share Funds  Equally In Computing Levy

High U.S. Post Handec To Expert on Soviets  Roosevelt Brain-Truster Resigns As State Denartment Connsellor

Marshall Shifts Diplomatic Tear   Charles E. Bohlen Nominated by Truman to Advise on Russian Affairs

Bohlen Slated For High Post;  Cohen Resigns   Marshall Requests Truman To Name Adviser After One-Time Roosevelt Aide Onita

State Dept. Soviet Ace Is Promotec   Secretary Marshall  Indicates Worry Dan Bad Ralatinne

GOP Leaders Offer Tariff Compromise  _ Urge Congress to ' Wait Yeor Before  Chanee in Law

BOMBS FREE 251 IN ACRE PRISON   Fifteen Killed In Bloodiest Outbreak Of Recent Weeks; Terrorist Group Admits Staging Action

Jew Underground Frees 251 From  Grim Acre Prison   Raid Achieves One Of World’s Greatest Mass Escapes Of Modern Times; Prisoners Flee  To Hills Of Galilee, 30 Miles Away  nm. CARTER FT YMHAVINCON

251 PRISONERS ‘ARE LIBERATED INHOLY LAND   Ten Are Killed And Eigh  Wounded In Spectacelar Attack On Prisea   BRITISH AND JEWISH UNDERGROUND CLASH

RAIDERS FREE MEMBERS OF UNDERGROUND   Jewish Fighters Use Jeeps in Assault Upon Prison

Mass Escape. ~ InHoly Land      Jewish U ndérgrou nd Blasts Breach: in Ancient Prison Wail

12 Killed In. Coup, 5 More In 2nd Clash   Break Believed One Of Greatest ‘In Modern Times

Jews Liberate Inmates From  Acre Prison 16 Killed During Escape: Hole Is

15 Dead After Bloody Day Of Violence   Only 16 of Fugitives Are Recaptured by British Authorities

Underground's Fighters Blast Breach In Wall  15 Persons Killed;  14 Are Decantured

15 Are Dead In Outbreak Of Violence   Terrorists Blast Acre Prison Wall; 16 Are Recovered

Prison Blasted  Setting 251 Free   Jewish Underground Force Attacks British in Bloody Outbreak

UNDERGROUND USES DYNAMITE TO BLAST WALL   Holy Land Violence Brings Death to 20; 16 Men Recaptured

Seven are Killed, Fight Wounded in Prison Attack   Four Bombs Are Expioded in Whe Is Described as Greatest Mass Escape of Modern Times

PARTITION OF KOREA ENVISIONED BY U. S   Soviet Stalling May Result in Separate States

BOOST COSTS TO HUNT, FISH   Senate Amends Bill To Retaliate for South Dakota’s Law

Hughes Gives Up With ‘T'm  No Politician’   Planemaker Leaves fo California After Washington Probe

Stars, Stripes Raised Over lwo Two Years Ago  Three Of Six Who Hoisted Flag Dead

two Flar Raised Two Years Ago   Three Survivors of Heroic Feat Scattered Across Country

3 WO HEROES NOW SCATTERED   Today Is Anniversary Of   Raising Of U. S. Flag  Atop Mount Suribachi;  Three Marines Died Later In Rattle.

Price Hop Seen As Corn Yield At 11- Year Low   Experts See Eggs Dollar Dozen; Meat, Dairy Products Up

«SOARING PRICES OF MEAT, EGGS DUE TO FOLLOW   Dry Weather Through Grain Belt Blamed For Short Yield By Government.

JAP WAR CRIMINALS GIVEN LONG TERMS   Charged with Beating Prisoners, Including Knox Co. Man.

@ PAUL MALLON—  Survey Reveals Workers Actually Favor Taft-Hartley Bill

Auto Crashes Kill Twenty - Three Murders   Columbus Bartender Dies in Hospital After Saturday  Night Fight There

20 Traffic Victims Included in List; Murders, Suicides, Drownings Accoun For Record Total

Highway fngineer Sides With §, lowa On Read Bi!! issue   Three-Hour mearine Held Thursday  To Study Program

White Urges Road Funds or a Need Basis   White Backs Plan Which Will Aid Southern Counties

‘Extend Export-Import Clamn on Scarce Geeds   Controls Wauld Ba on Until February 29-Had Expired June 30

OKAYS TRADE CONTROL BILL   Extends Import-Export Rules Until Next February

Two Buildings Demolished In Downtown Blast; Many Feared Trapped in Debris   Cafes, Jam-Packed With Saturday Night Crowds, Are. Hit by Tremendous Blast; Officers Search Ruins For Bodies of Children Believed to Have Been There

BLAST WRECKS 2 -~ CROWDED CAFES    PHREE BEPORTED DEAD, -43 HURT—OTHER VICTIMS ~ SOUGHT IN DEBRIS.

Sicily Crater Still Erupting   Lava Creeps Near Mount Etna Towns

Lava Flows Toward ltalian Hamlet   Mt. Etna Still Pouring Flood Of Molten Lava, Residents Ready to Flee

Etna Breathes Molten Death  ae ae Ge Se  Villagers Near Volcano Are Poised For Flight As Lava Flow Rolls On

Town Is Periled By Volcano Lave   inhabitants Prepare To Flee Fiery Stream

Lava Flows Near Mountain Hamlet   Boiling Out O OF. New ’Crater:In Mount Etna, : Scientists Find.

Mount Etna Lava Endangers Town   Flow Cuts To Left Of Passo Pisciaro, Planes Report

Mrs. Emma Wagner Rites Thursday  ‘Services Held In St.-Mary’s, Remsen

Mrs. Emma. ia Rites Thursday —  "Services Held In ‘St.-Mary’s, Remsen

Operation Attempt To Separate Siamese Twin Boys At Indianapolis Is Doubted

FINDINGS MADE IN CRILE HOSPITAL ROW   Recommendations Are Result Of Accusations

WOULD LIMIT CRILE PATIENTS   VA Group Suggests Cut in Number of Admissions

' Rake BS, “OGRE RaNeMe: caammrae nam 'HARTLEY MEETING BOOED BY PICKETS

Oppose Use of Fund in Prograrr  Conservation Group Is Against Proposal

John L. Lewis Meets Defeat   A F. Of L. Gives Lewis One Of Most Resounding Rebuffs Of His Career   VICE PRESIDENTS ARE ABOLISHED

Mine Leader Demands Boycott of National Labor Board — Demand is Defeated by Vote of More Than Ten to One — Delegates Vote to Abolieh 13 Vice Preatdencles.

MINE LEADER LOST FIGHT . TO PREVENT FEDERATION DROPPING VICE PHESIDENTS

Divorce Minded? Watch Out or She’ll Have Your Shirt Under New Pa. Ruling

STATE PROPERTY © LAW BOOMERANGS   /New Headache Is Seen for Wife-Deserters.

SUPERIOR COURT ADJIOURNS   Your Snake Business Booming; Splendid Report on Zoo Boas 

FREE ICE CREAM TAKERS LACKING   ‘Montrosity Sundaes’ Saving Money As Second Is Am the House”

CHARLEY HARRIS FREED ON BOND   EARL SHELTON SEES ACCUSED AT HABEAS CORPUS PROCEEDING

Texas City Receives Arkansas’ Apologies At Request of Gov. Laney, Department Which Charged Texans Fee on Way  Home With Truck Of fers $3 Refund

RAIDS SQUELCH RIOTS IN CHINA   Students Blame Civil War For Unbearable Cost Of Living

ACHESON SPOKE IN LINE OF DUTY AND DID NOT SLANDER      Marshall’s Reply to Russions an Policy Statement Is  Backed Up

Acheson Spoke In Line Of Duty   Secretary Of State Marshall Answers Protest Of Soviet Minister Meloter

ACHESON BACKEL BY MARSHALL   Russia Told He Was Acting in Line of Duty

Marshall Backs Dean Acheson   Spoke in Line of Duty, Soviet Told

SOVIET BOYCOTT OF BALKAN PLAN 1S HINTED IN UN   Russian Bloc Stalls Action of Council On Proposal

Municipal Elections Being Conducted Throughout Commonwealth— Amendment Being Balloted Upon

Wet Weather Cuts Early State Voting   Showers May Reduce Vote In Philly Battle

Condemiation Asked By Latin Americans  Action By United Nations To Unseat Franco Aaain Uraed

PORTION OF MIDWEST CORN CROP IS SAFE   15 Per Cent Escaped Serious Frost Bite; Eastern Fruit Crop Suffers

War Plants As Stand-Bys   U. S. Holds 60 in Readiness For Possible Emergency; Stockpile Tools and Materials

To Keep 60 U.S.-owned Warnlants-as Standbys   ~ "War Secretary Royall

60 Plants  To Be Kept  Ready for War  Production: Part of Army Plan  Th we Det Aas steal   Part of Army Plan -For Industrial Mobilization in Event of Conflict

Active Misrepresentation Of Sales Tax, Lane Says In Explaining State’s Needs   Levy Is Not “Penny For Lane” But Public’s Contribution Toward Better Education, Mental Hospitals And Highways, Governor Declares

Facts On Sales Tax Distorted, Governor Says   Lane Defends Fund Rais. ing Plan In Radio Address

Counties Ask Legislature To Reduce Funds   Ten Counties Recommend A Total Appropriation Of $12,000,000

Ask Special Session Grant 2-Year Funds   County Proposals Given At Hearing

PLAN TO REVIVE NEEDLEWORK GUILT   Movement Started Toware Reactivating Organization Here—Tea Next Friday For Interested Persons

NEEDLEWORK GUILD TEA TOMORROW AFTERNOON   Will Be Held For Those Interestec In Movement To Revive Guild In Hanover

Officer With Fortune in Diamonds Flown Back to Japan Under Arrest

Contests Are In Sight for Four Positions   Two Officials Are Not Asking for Re-election   Rivalry Results In Hill Murder   Couple Plunges From Fourth Floor   Helicopter Altitude Record Try Postponed   Custodian of Jap Diamonds Under Arrest

NAB COLONEL IN GEM THEFT   Returned To Japan After Loot Worth $210,000 Is Uncovered

i DONVICTS PUT ~ IN CONFINEMENT   84 Others Transferred. Free . San Quentin After  Demonstrations

Petrillo on Stand Today   Union Considering Going Into Record Business, He Says

Romney Draws 1-3 Year Prison Term   Former House Sergeant-At-Arms Given A ‘Lenient’ Semence In Account Shortare

Lenient Judge Gives Romney ~1To 3 Years   Former Official Is Sentenced In Connection With Shortages

Romney Is Given Prison Sentence  House ‘Banker’ Draws One To Three Years

PALESTINE CASE MAY GO 10 U.N,   Bevin Admits Failure of London Meeting

Bevin Admits Palestine Accord Failure   British Foreign Minister Says U.N. Likely Arbiter

AT HISTURY . TEETING   Prof. Metvin and Prof. Allen Speak Te Teachers ia Topeka

AT HISTURY MEETING   Prof, Melvin and Prof. Allen Speak : To Teachers in Topeka

Depression, War Freedom Threats, O'Mahoney Says  Declares Slump Can Be Prevented

10,000 BUCKEYE DIGGERS IDLE   Coal Production Reduced; to Hold Meetings Sunday

UAW LEADERS — NOW SIGNING   ANTI-RED AFFIDAVITS ARE BEING FILLED OUT AS REUTHER GAINS CON.  . THOL

‘UAW T0 COMPLY WITH LABOR LAW   ‘Top Officials Will Sign Anti Communist Affidavits

Truman Firm on The Appomtment Of Lilienthal   President Spurns All Suggestions He Withdraw Nominatior

West Virginians Observe Fourth   Old-Fashioned - §$pirit Revived

Two Wounded, Posse Hunting 4 Still at Large      ‘Worst? Prisoners. of Colorado Prison Engi-. neer Bloody Escape ~ :

8 DESPERADOES TAKEN, 4 STILL FREE IN WEST   Bloody Uprising Shakes Col: orado Town As Incorrigibles Escape

Six Desperate Convicts Stl  Elude Possemen  & Othare Who Fictres         5 Others Who Figured In Prison Break Are Back In Cells.

6 RECAPTURED AFTER BATTLE   One Slain in Downtown Area of Canon City; 4 Prison Guards Mauled.

TWO OF 12 IN PRISON BREAK SLAIN   Iwo Others Wounded and Four Recaptured Following a Bloody Escape From the Colorado State Penitentiary.

Still Seek 4 Colorado Pen Desperadoes   Four Of 12 Shot After Break: Weather A Help.

Two Wounded, Posse Hunting 4 Still at Large   ‘Worst’ Prisoners of Colorado Prison Engineer Bloody Escape

Six Desperadoes at Large After Bloody Prison Breal   Dozen Dangerous Convicts Maul Guards, Flee Isolation Ward of Colorado Penitentiary

Snow May Aid Tracking Men In Colorado —   Two Killed, Four Retaken After Eccane

Six Colorado Convicts At Large  One Fugitive Killed: Several Persons.  nisrad om Reanl

Kill Two Convicts   Only Four of 12 Who: Fled Colorado Prison Yesterday Still Free

FOUR OF CONVICTS AVOID QUICK CAPTURE   ‘Twe Prisoners Slain, 2. Are Wounded, 4 Retaken After Colorado Break —

Four Still at Large, Six Taken And Two Slain After Colorads Break: Six Other Persons Hurt

TWO SLAIN, TWO. WOUNDED AFTER BLOODY ESGAPE   Armed Men Hunt in Cold, For Four Desperadoes * Still at Large

Six Convicts  Still Sought  Six Others Accounted   Six Others Accounted For After Bloody Prison Freedom Dash

Felons Stage Bloody Break   1 Slain, 7 Wounded In Colorado Battle

Bullets Kall Two Conviets Two Injured   Armed Men Push Through Snow Covered Area in Search for Desperados Still at Large

Recapture Four; Pursuers Track Felons In Cold   Warden Calis Them ‘All Bad Hombres’; Prison Guards Are Given Severe Beatine

HUNDREDS JOIN IN HUNT FOR FUGITIVES   Four of Desperadoes Are Still At Large   In Colorado City; Four Guards Mauled During Bloody Uprising

TO GET KRUG’S JOB?   4 CONVICTS STILL ROAMING; 2 SHOT, 4 SURRENDERED

4 Convicts Still Sought; 12 Fled  ColoradoPrison   2 Shot to Death, 2 Wound. ed in Canon City Escape

O RECAPTURE AT COLORADO PENITENTIARI   Tuesday Night Liberty Dast Results in Injuries tq Siy Guards.

Six Convicts Are Still Free After Uprising  Break Occurs At Colaradoa

Only Six OF 12 Desperate Convicts Escaping Colorado State Prison Still At Large   Hundreds Of Searchers In Pursuit Through Heavy Snows; One Convict Killed

Desperate Convicts Flee Through Storm   Twelve: Prisoners Make Break From Colorado State Prison — Two Fugitives Slain And Four Persons Wounded In’ Hectic Night — Housewife Heroine

Another Shot In Leg: Six Still at Large   Four Guards, Two Others Suffer Wounds

4 Convicts Still Free After 12 Escape From Colorado Pen; ‘Bad Hombres,’ Says Warden

12 Desperadoes Flee Prison in Bloody Uprising   Four Still at Large in Colorado; Two Slain, Several Persons Hurt

KILIFRS MAKE ESCAPE FROM COLORADO Pti   ONE SLAIN, GUARDS WOUNDED AS 12 FLEE PRISON

2 Felons Dead, 2 Wounded, 4 Recaptured   Four Escapees Remain At Large; Woman and Prison Guard Are Seriously Wounded

SIX OF 12 TOUGHEST COLORADO PRISONER: IN BREAK STILL FREE  BLOODY TRAIL LEFT BY CONVICTS; ONE SLAIN, FIVE OTHERS CAUGHT

Two of Colorado’s Toughest Captured; Four Stil Hunted   Twelve Who Break Prison at Canyon City Leave Trail of Blood

2 Injured and 4 Recaptured: 4 Still Missing  Armed Men Searc! le Ceaus mall mL

12 Escape From Prison  In Colorado   Bloody Break Brings One Death. Several Injured; Four Retaken Woman Badly Beaten

ONE MORE CONVICT KILLED, ANC THER WAS WOUNDED   Armed Men Push Through Snow and Sub-Freezing Cold In Search.   ESCAPED LAST NIGHT   Ten Made Their Get-Away From the Colorado Penitentiary.

6 Persons Hurt, Convict Killed At Penitentiary   Twelve of Colorado’s Toughest Criminals Escape into Snow Storm

1 OF PALS SLAIN AND 5 RESEIZED: GUARDS BEATEN   2 Persons Shot Badly When Desperate Inmates Flee During Snowstorm

Bloody Break At Colorado's Prison Staged   One Fugitive Is, ° Slain And Guards ‘Are Badly. Mauled

8 Convicts Are Accounted for; Four at Large   Fast Roundup Follows Bloody Prison Break in Colorada

TOM CLARK HITS LYNCHING TRIAL   Terms Acquittal of 28 Defendants ‘Outrage’

GREEK CRISIS ~ AGAIN LOOMS   NEW CABINET..EXPECTED TO REMAIN: IN POWER ONLY “SHORT LENGTH OF TIME —

Tsaldaris Rule In Greece Seen As Blow To U.S.   Observers Predict Surprise Royalist Cabinet Short-Lived

Short Life Is Predicted for Tsaldaris Group   Communists Reported Pleased by Events; Zervas Eliminated

Feel U. S. Set Back  In Greece   Hint Single-Party Cabinet To Tumble After Few Weeks

U.S. Policy Hit By Forming Of Greek Cabinet   New Rightist Greek Govern ment Under Tsaldaris Seen As Blow To U. 5.  Policy   TEN POPULISTS ON NEW CABINET

Tsaldaris Setup Blow to Policy of U. S. in Greece  Informed Observers Predict Royalist   Informed Observers Predict Royalist Cabinet Will Last Only Few Weeks

Orphan Gets $225 Job   Now He’s Sure Congress ‘Really Is Somethin’ ; Jenkins Gives Aid.

CIO Teachers  Stage ‘March’  On Capitol Senate and House  Empty, However,  nn. :) oe

mcrease Diamed On Government Grain Dealers Charge  Federal Agency Keeps Market Fluctuating

U.S, BLAMED FOR GRAIN FLUCTUATIONS   Commodity Head Replies To Appeal For Margin Boost

‘GOVERNMENT ASKS THAT THE MARGIN ON  GRAIN BE BOOSTED   “Unpredictable Government Actien” Blamed Fur : Fluctuation.      SPECULATION, CA      Request Sent to the Nation’= Three Majer Grain Exchanees.

U.S. Policies Blamed For Grain Prices   But Government Spokesman Says Its “Speculation”

GOVERNMENT GETS BLAME FOR UNEVEN TRADING FUTURES   Unpredictable Actions Causing Wide Fluctuations, Says’ ; Exchange Official i

High Prices of Grain Laid to Federal. Action   ‘Unpredictable Moves Blamed by Exchange » Official 4

Government Action Blamed In Grain Price Fluctuations  Ask That Margins Be Boosted

Blame Placed On Government In Grain Prices   Margin Boosting Request Brings Speedy Replies

Pope Pius Assails Red Agitators, Calls for Prayers for World Order

Pope Pius Pleads for a World Peace; Hits Class Hafreds, World Agitators

Pope Calls for  Peace Prayers   ‘Agitators” Flayed by Pontiff in Eneyclical

Pope Assails Seditious, Agitators, Asks Prayers For Order In World.

Pope Pius  Denounces:  “Agitators’ Refers To Reds In Appeal  For New Peace

POPE MAKES PLEA FOR WORLD ORDER   'PONTIFF DECLARES -CLASS HATRED THREATENS FOUNDATIONS OF NATIONS.

General Bullard Dies af Age of 86   Distinguished Indian Fighter Won Nickname: of “Counter-atiack Bullard”

U.S. BELIEVES WITHDRAWAL TO AID CHINA   Hopes Action Will Result in United Government

Cost Of Government Being Reduced, Says Rep. Hoeven   Tax Cut Also Promised Unless Truman Vetos :

DANISH NATION MOURNS DEATH “OF ITS RULER   SON OF KING CHRISTIAN AS. CENDS THRONE TO SUCCEED MONARCH WHO ° REIGNED 35 YEARS

Revised Setup For Palestine Wins Approval   U. S. and Russia Are Ir Agreement; Britain  ls Notified

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today    UN Committee Revises Plan to Partition Palestine

Palestine Plan Is Altered to Meet British Objections   Revised Version  Will Be Debated By U.N. Committee

MODIFY PLAN ON PARTITION OF PALESTINE   Revisions Are Made To Meet Objections Of British Govt.

Palestine Plan Aecord Reaehed  Group Agrees on Modified  Sao,  See 

Modified Plan For Palestine Split Approved  New Version Designed   New Version Designed To Meet Objections Raised by Britain

Revised Plan For Palestine Division Voted   Designed To Meet Objections Raised By Britain

Settlement Near For Division of Holy Land by UN   Subcommittee Agrees on Changes Sought by British   Southwest Friendship Train Reaches Kansas City With 146 Cars of Food

Palestine Split Plan: Completed   Modified Pact Meets Objection Made By British

Excerpts to Be Used by Expert in Hand. Writing   Whether All Contents Will Be Read to — Come Up Later

The National Whirlicig   News Behind the News Washington - . - -.-- Ray Tucke!

Lively Session of Legislature Looms   120-Day Meeting of Texas Solons To Open At Noon Tuesday; Jester Works on Speech

Lively Session Predicted For State Solons   Caucus To Be Held Tuesday To Name Canate Officers

Vet On-The-Farm Training Program Will Begin Soon —  _ Plan Starts In *lymouth County In About 10 Days.

New Blizzards Add to Crisis: Millions Idle   Disaster to National Economy ‘Imminent’, Worst Is Yet to Come

Electricity Curtailment Is Extended   British Army, Navy Join Effort To Move Coal, Avert Breakdown.

Early Senate Approval Of FundsSeught   Stooge Government Rebels’ Aim, Says State Departnrent

Solons Urged To OK Greek, Turk Fund  Relief Vital in  , ee eo 2   Relief Vital in Crucial Test, Lovett Reports

Troops Battle To Prevent Stooge Rule   Government Council Asks Larger Army for Defense

Speed Is Urged On Aid Measure   Lovett Tells Senate Greek Situation Growing Worse

AID FOR GREECE — CALLED URGENT   Guerilla Army Trying To Organize Stooge Regime By Force

Senate Is Urged To Approve Aid Funds for Greece   State Department Sees Guerrilla Move For ‘Stooge’ Regime

Concern Grows in Washington Over Tense Situation in Greece, Turkey

Greece Fund Speed Urged To Balk Reds   Plea to Hasten Aid Made by State Dept. Undersecretary

Foreign Policy Aid Held Vital   Lovett, Undersecretary of State, Urges Senate Committee to Expedite Passage Of Huge Appropriation Measure

Quick Action on Relief Funds Asked   Greek Situation Concerns State Devartmeni

Quick Action Said Needed In Greece Senate Approval Of Furopean Aid Urged

'Mississippians Warned To Observe Safety 'puales In Celebration Of Fourth Of July

BENEFIT PAYMENTS TOR MINE DEATHS SET-UP BY. UNIONS   ‘Thousand Dollars For'Each Mine “Death Proposed By Trustees of Welfare Fund

U.M.W. SETS UP DEATH BENEFIT FOR ALL MINERS   $1,000 Welfare Fund Benefits Will Cover  fClantralia Victime

Families Will Receive $1,000 From the Fund  Act Retroactive ‘To June 1. 1946

Death Benefits For Coal Miners  Payments Set Up By Welfare Fund Board

A $1,000 DEATH BENEFIT FOR UMW [8 ESTABLISHEL   Familiies of Bituminous Coal Miners Belonging Will Receive That Amount.   FROM A WELFARE FUND   The Death Benefit Payments Made Retroactive to Last June 1.

U.M.W. Puts Death Benefit Payment Plan Into Effect   Mine Families to Receive $1,000 from New Welfare Fund

CENTRALIA FAMILIES WILL BE INCLUDE   Lewis Says Present Wel. fare Fund Will Be Inadequate

A Death Benefit For Miners   UMW Welfare Trustees Announce $1,000 Will: Be Paid to Families; Lewis Hints at Levy

UMW OK'S $1000 DEATH BENEFITS   FAMILIES OF NO. 5 MINE VICTIMS TO RECEIVE PAYMENTS

Lewis Hints Union Demand For New Levy   Says Additional 10¢ a Ton Necessary To Provide Family Benefits

$1000 Payment For Each Union Member Is Set   Centralia Disaster Victims’ Families To Get Early Aid

Assert Union Chief Ha: “Engineered. Strike”. By Keeping Men Out Of Mines

Mine Owners Charge Lewis With: a ‘Strike   $1000 Death Benefit  From Welfare Fund

Thousand-Dollar Death Benefit. Pay for Miners  ’ Money for Dependents fo  Come from Wellare Funds Built wp from Royalties

MINE UNION TO USE OWN CASH   UMW Trustees Set Up. $1,000 Decth Benefit Payment; / Millions in@Fund 

Union Will Pay  Stricken Familie:   Establishes Death Fund of $1,000 to Kin of Pit Vielinis

Byrnes To Remain Until Successor  Takes Over Office   Retiring Secretary Of State May Be In Office For Two Weeks More   RESIGNATION NOT EFFECTIVE TODAY

PUBLIC URGED BY PRESIDENT TO CUT WASTE   Meatless Tuesdays, Eggless Thursdays, Less Grain For Liquor Planned

Truman Appeals To People Of U. S. To Help Save 100,000,000 Bushels Of Grain For European Ajd.

MUST GET U8. PRICES DOWN, AID EVROPE   President Says Bushel Grain Saved by Every American Js Goal.

TRUMAN MAKES NEW PLEA FOR NEEDY ABROAD   Government Opens 3-Sided Attack Against Europe’s Food And Fuel Crisis

Truman Calls on Nation To Save ‘At Least’ 100 Million Bushels of Grain

Truman Pleads For US To Save Food For European Aid   ‘Enough For All If Properly Distributed’ President Says

Urges Cut in Grain Fed to Livestock   Must Get Prices Down, and Help Hungry People In Other Lands

Cattle Feed Cut in Plan For Europe   Luekman Assures President Nation Supports Cause

ASKS AMERICAN PUBLIC T0 CUT DOWN ON BREAD EATING   President Truman Urged That “Fewer Slices Be Served”.   FOR AID TO EUROPE   He Also Called for Reduced Feeding of Grain to - Livestock.

Truman To Get Definite Plans From Advisers      Three-sided” Attack - Opene To Aid Western Europe?         . Prices In U, $;

More Grain Urged for  Europe   Truman Says 100 Bushels Needed; Declares It Will Deflete Prices

100,000,000 Bushels Goe?   Serving Fewer. Stices of Breed, Reducing Feeding Groin fo Cattle Urged

President Calls On Entire Nation For Food Saving   Declares Nation Must Save 100 Million Bushels Of Grain To Aid Europe   VOLUNTARY PLAN FOR RATIONING SEEN

Lower Prices, Too, From Economizing, Predicts Truman   President Asks Nation to Save Food, Prices Now Impair Economy.

Triiman Renews Food Saving Plea To-Americans jo Help European Aid

Wants 100,000,000 Bushe!s of Grain For Europe, One Bushel Per Person

Wants 100,000,000 Bushels of Grain Saved for Hungry People of Europe

MEETING ON ~ FOOD SUPPLY > FOR RELIES   COMMITTEE URGES MEATLESS, EGGLESS AND POULTRYLESS DAYS--BREAD CUT SUGGESTED

AMERICA'S FOOD SUPPLY IS AMPLE   Most Of Saving Here To Help Hungry Europe Must Come From Reduced Feeding Of Grain To Livestock, President Emphasizes In Appeal

President Asks People to Eat “Fewer Slices of Bread” to Conserve Grain

War on Hunger  Outlined   Save 100,000,000 Bushels of Grain, President Asks

— RELIEF — Program Stresses — Waste Cut   ENOUGH FOOD IN U.S. FOR ALL

President Also Asks Cut in Grain Feed for Cattle   Food Committee Hears Apveal for Voluntary Help to Aid Europe

Details Of Food Saving Program To Be Released Late This  Afternaan

Truman Sees Nation With Double Task   Must Get Prices Down and Help Hungry Peoples

Bids Farmers Feed Cattle ewer Grains  ; SRS Tee ae   President Convenes Initial Meeting  Of Food Committee At the White House

ONE BUSHEL OF GRAIN BY EACH CITIZEN URGED   President Appeals To American Public To Conserve Grain In Effort To Provide Nourishment For Hungry People Overseas.

REDUCE BREA DIET, IS PLEA OF PRESIDENT   He Says Thrift Will Help U. S. Feed Hungry Europe

Truman Asks People To Eat Less Of Bread   SAVINGS IN GRAIN WILI RESULT FROM THIS PLAN

Eat Fewer Slices Of Bread: Truman   President Also Calls for Reduced Feeding of Grain to Cattle   FOOD ENOUGH FOR ALL   Emphasis Is On Avoidance Of Waste in Address to Food Committee

Truman Appeals To Americans To  Eat Less Bread   Also Asks Reduced Feed: ing Of Grain To Help Hungry.

CALLS FOR CUT IN STOCK FEED   Requests Americans To Pro  \ide 100,000,000 Bushels fer European Aid.

Less Grain For Cattle Reauested   Truman in Appeal To Americans to Help Feed Europe

President Asks Serving of Fewer Slices To Save Grain For Europe *  et s S rt a = _   Cut In Cattle Feed Also Is Requested   Chief Executive Hopes To Save 100,000,000 Bush: els For Starving

US Must Feed Europe And KeepPricesDown, i ruman WarnsCitizenslk oodGroup

UrgesU.S. To Save On Bread   Truman Asks People to Eat Less So That  Needed Grain Can Be Sent to Hungry Europe

Grain Feeding To Cattle Faces Slash   Small Saving by Each Family Expected To Give Aid to Europe

100-Million-Bushel Slash in Usage Seen By Conservation Plan   Tells Citizens’ Committee “We Must Get Price: Down and Help Hungry People in Other Countries at the Same Time’

Truman in New Move to  Aid Europe   President Urges Slighily Lower Consumption and Less Feeding to Steck To Conserve Crain

TRUMAN URGES CUT IN WHEAT FOR LIVESTOCK   Also Requests Americans to Avoid Wasting of Bread

Truman Tells U.S. To Eat Less Bread In Europe Aid Plan   Reduce Feeding of Grain to Stock, President Also Exhorts Citizens; Savine of 100 Million Bushels Goal

WOULD REDUCE FEEDING GRAIN TO U. S. CATTLE   PLENTY OF FOOD TO FEED EUROPE, SAYS TRUMAN TO ADVISORS

Truman Asks Reduced Feeding of Grain to Cattle; Emphasis of Plea Is on Avoiding Waste.   ADDRESS MEETING OF FOOD COMMITTEE

Truman Will Soon Call Congress To Formulate American Relief Plans   SaaaQaQqagQQgQgQGGtYS SS ~-~-~-—-—r-—~“<é;3<r  Special Session Details, If Any, Not Revealed In President’s Statement On Policy In Battle, To Cut Prices And Feed Hungry.

Slices In Orde to Avoid Was   President Also Calls.: Reduced Feeding Grain to Livestock.

GRAIN CONSERVATION URGED BY TRUMAN AS FOOD PANEL CONVENES  SMALLER SERVINGS AND LESS LIVESTOCK FEED CAN MEET WHEAT GOAL

Saving  Of Food Onestep For Aid   President Points To Seriousness Of Situation

Calls Upon People to Save at Least One Hundred Million Bushels of Grain

Truman Asks U.S. Eat Less Bread;  Save For Europe   Citizens’ Food Group Promises Cooperation

PRES. ASKS Ul, S. TO SAVE FOR EUROPE   By Wasting Less We Can Lower Prices, Aid Gthers

Président Requests Americans’ Help in Giving Europe Food   Also Asks Reductions in Amount of Grain Fed to Livestock i

CUT IN GRAIN FOR CATTLE IS URGED   Saving Of Hundred Million Bushels Of Grain Asked   Promised By Chairman Ot Newly Formed Citizens Food Committee

Also Asks Cut in Feed  ForAnimals   Food Chairman Tells Truman People of America Will Not Fail in War on Hunger  ,   Letter Is Sent   President Tells Heads  of Committees Time  «Ts Critical

TRUMAN CALLS ON NATION TO SAVE GRAIN   President Meets With Food Committee, Ine dicates Early Special Session.

LOO. Maion Bushels Is  Essential    Says It Can Be Done By Eating Less Bread, Eating Less Food © And Feedina Less Wheat to Stock

Days Without Meat, Poultry, Eogs Planned   President Says 100,000 Bushels Of Grain Goal To Prevent Starvation

‘Put Fewer Slices On The Table’   Urges ‘Americans To  Help Save Wheat For Hungry People In Europe

People Can Save 100 Bushels of Wheat  By Consuming Less Bread at Home

‘Bread: Tramas   Reduced Feeding . of: Grain to Cattle   is Is On Avoidance Waste in Address to. Food Committee

Truman Urges U.S. To Eat Less Bread   President Stresses Need to Save Grain For Hungry People of Europe

Americans Can Help Save Grain To Feed Europe  - Emphasis Is Placed On Avoiding Waste

Cut in Use Of Grain As Feed Urged   Bushel Saving Per Person Goal in *Waste Less’ Drive

Serve Fewer  Slices In Order to Avoid Waste   President Also Calls For Reduced Feeding Of Grain to Livestock

Cut In Feeding Grain To Stock Sought To Save 100 Million Bu.   Estimates Families Waste 10° of Food: Favors Voluntary System

Nation Is Asked To Eat Less   President Talks To Food Committee; To Seek Meatless Days

TRUMAN PLEA 10 EACH AMERICAN TO FEED EUROPE   And Get Prices Down at Home

Citizens Food Body Readies Definite Plan   Truman Asks Nation Yo Eat Less Bread, Thus Saving’ Wheat

Cutting Prices And Feeding Hungry Aim   Committee Tells President People “Will Not Fail”

Asks Publie To Help Him  Save Europe   Wants 100 Million Bushels Of Grain Saving In U. S.

Slash In Grain To Cattle Also Being Sought   President Puts Emphasis Upon’ Avoidina Waste

Save Grain  For furopean Aid, President's Pl Plan       Most of Saving Must ‘Come From Reduced \Grain For Livestock

Seeks Voluntary Saving of 100 Million Bushels Of U.S. Grain To Help Feed Starving Europe; Food Committee To Announce Its Plan Late Today

Urges U.S. To Consume Less Bread   President. Also ‘Asks Livestock Growers to Cut Down on Grain

People Are Again Asked To Save Food   End Waste, White House Asks In Plea For Europe; Serve Less Rread

Truman Again Says America Wastes Food   Hints at Possibility of Spec ial Session — Need Authority, He says

Conference Held At White House On Aid fo Europe   President Meets With Citizens’ Food Committee

U. S. Asked To Save On Bread   President Appeals Ts Each American To Save Bushel

Feed Hungry, Slash Prices, Says Truman   Goal Is 100 Million Bushels This Year, Committee Told

President Suggests “Fewer Slices Of Bread” Be Served In Order To Help Save 100,000,000 Bushels Of Grain For Foreign Relief—Calls For Reduced Feeding To Cattle—Emphasis Placed On Avoiding Waste— Lowering Of Prices Termed Prime Objective

Americans Must Save 100 Million Bushels Of Wheat   President Also Asks Less Feeding Of Grain To Livestock In Order To Feed Hungry Europe

TRUMAN ASKS AMERICANS TO SAVE 100,000,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT FOR EUROPEAN AID   ast Y ef. ~ Ned] wae ; ig 3 .

Ready To Believe It   Prankster Slips Announcement Into Broadcast O. C. Schools Not to Open

Most of Relief Check Goes With Them  Father of 10, Baby Sitter Take Flight

POLICE ACT WHEN...  Father Of Ten Runs Away With Blonde Baby Sitter, 16

ramily Keller (neck rinances ciopement  NON-SITTING BABY-SITTER, 16, DIINS OFF WITH FATHER OF IC

3 At Menard Inch roug Steam Duet  And Eseape   Prisoners Wriggle to Freedom Along 200 Foot Pipe; Sought Nov in Illinois, Missouri}

COAL PRODUCTION SHARPLY INCREASED   Output Last Week Estimated At 560,000 Tons More Due To Cars Being Available

Russ Open Campaign to Run Austria   “Stalin Doctrine” of Seizure May Be Reply to Truman Plan.

‘Stalin Doctrine’ Seen Taking Ove In Balkan Areas   Austrian Communis! *Says Russia Won't Accept Present Ins

New Political Offensive Believed To Be Soviet Answer fo America   Italy and France Included in Threatened Communist Expansion Throughout Europe

Stalin Symbol Shapes Up For Five Countries   Russia’s Counter Vo Truman Policy; Austria Says Russia Never Sign.

Believed Russia Will Never Sign Peace rreaty With Present Moderate Regime

RUSSIA’S ANSWER TO TRUMAN POLICY SEEN IN EUROPEAN NEWS “Stalin Doctrine Taking Shape in Five Nations

REDS ADVANCE: OWN DOCTRINE “INTO BALKANS   Pressure Pattern " Against Truman Policies Takes Form

Stalin Plan for Europe Takes Shape   Tug of War Over Five Key Nations; Hungary Written Off

‘Stalin Doctrine Taking Shape in Five Nations  Russia Counters President Triman’«e Policy

Soviet “Grabs” Seen As Answer  To U.S. Policy   Reds Begin Maneuver To Take Over Control In Austria, Also Look To Bulgaria   Stalin Doctrine Motivates ‘Reds   “Balkan Federation”. 01 Russian Origin May Be Regarded As Accomplished

Russia's Counter To The Truman Policy Seen Spreading To Five Key Countries

Red Doctrine Forced on Weak Europe   New Guerrilla Bands Form in Italy, France Paralyzed

‘Stalin Doctrine’ Countering ‘Truman Policy’   Intensified Russ Drive Seen In France. Italy; Balkans

Stalin Replies To Truman by — Grabbing - Nations   lron-Fisted Policy Begins to Shape up In Five Countries

Stalin Doctrine Takes Shape In Key Countries  ain Bae Poaumioew   Seen As Counter To Truman's Foreign Policy

Bill .  GOVERNMENT TO LOSE 80 MILLIONS ON 1946 POTATOES   Parity Scheme Costly to Taxpayers; 20 Million Bushels to Be Dumped.

State Cafemen Offer Program   Alternate Reduces Meat, Eaqs on Menu

Maj. Gen. Groves Says Russia Would. Need 15-20 Years to Develop Bomb 

Russia Needs I5 Years to Make A-Bomb—Gen. Groves   With Help From U. $. and Other Nations Soviets Could Cut Time to Seven Years

FOUR INDICTED IN GUN RUNNING   Plot Involves Stolen Navy Machine Guns At Augusta, Ga.

VENEZUELANS IN ARMS SMUGGLING Amarilloan, Three Others Are Indicted In Gun-Running Plot

Cun- Running Plot Nipped, Four Jailec   2: Marylanders Among Ag. ceused; Stolen Guns. Alleged Destined For . Venezuela

FOUR INDICTED IN GUN SCHEME   Billed For Conspiring Ts Send Stolen Weapons " To Venezuela

SEES PRICE SAG IN COAL OUTPUT   Leading Executive Holds Strike-Free Production To Build Stocks

U.S. Speeding Munitions to Greek Army   Guns, Trucks, Mules Are Included in Initial Shipments

Armaments in First Shipment To Aid Greece   Place Security Ahead of Reconstruction Activities 

ARMS SHIPPE TO CRUSH RED BANDIT RAIDS   MUNITIONS SHARE TOP PRIORITY WITH FOOD

Munitions Rushed to Aid Greece   35 Million Dollars Worth Of Equipment In First U. S. Shipment

U.S. Speeding Munitions to Greek Army  - Guns, Trucks, Mules   Guns, Trucks, Mules Are Included in Initial Shipments

U. S. Rushing Military Equipment To Stem Guerrilla War in Greece

US. MUNITIONS G0 T0 GREECE   First Shipment On Way To Equip Govt. Forces On “ Anti-Bandit Basis”

Portsmouth Doctor Found Slain in Yard   Body Located by Son; Police Believe Physician Was Ambushed but Lack Motive for Crime

Son Finds Body Of Prominent Doctor Lying Near House   Chief Detective Savs Bullet Was Fired From Long Range; No Trace of Gun Wielder

‘Death Finally Takes Child Suffering From Cancerous Eve Infection

Ramadier Labels De Gaulle as Foe  Of the Republic   Premier Hits Comraunists as Pursuing Ends Imperiling National Safety   PUSHES FIGHT FOR COALITION CABINET   Warns Split Into 2 Camps Might Lead to Disastrous Civil War

De Gaulle Said France’s Enemy  Ramadier Fights for Life of Coalition   Ramadier Fights for Life of Coalition Cabinet: Flays Two Opposition Groups

Rainadie ‘hitac id ‘Enemy of France:            Denounces French Reds

DE GAULLE CALLED ENEMY OF FRANCE   French Premier Blisters Generals and Commies Before Assembly.

RAMADIER RAPS GEN, DE GAULLE   Republic's Enemy, Premier Tells Assembly

Ramadier Attacks De Gaulle for Dividing France  Premier Says Marshal Plan to Be Only Solution to Crisis

FRENCH PREMIER FLAYS DEGAULLE   RPF Labeled “Enemies of the Republic.

French Premier Asks Confidence   Ramadier Brands De Gaulle as Enemy Of French Republic

French  Premier Attacks Policies   Remadier Charges Economic Ruin  Looms Ahead

RAMADIER ATTACKS DE GAULLE   French Premier Fights For Vote Of Confidence

WARNS OPLIT WILL RESULT IN GIVIL WAR   Premier Lashes at DeGaulle as an Agitator Who Perils France.

There Will Be Civil War If Nation Split Into Two Camps, He Warns   Attack Brings Strong Protest   Premier Fighting To Save Cabinet As Extraordinary Session Begins

Ministers Plan Clothing Drive For World Reliel  Clothes To Be Picked  Lin Here Siundav Mav 1.

Ministers Plan Clothing Drive For World Relief   Clothes To Be Picked Up Here Sunday. May 1%

City Is Scene Of Rubble And Grief   Bodies of Victims Stacked on Table: In Brick Garage

DEAD STACKED AND UNCOUNTED IN TEXAS CITY   Stricken Community’s Residents Too Dazed And Weary To Cry

Living Too Dazed To Cry: In City Wrecked By Blast   Bodies Stacked On Benches And Tables In Garage— Mother Finds Name of Son On Casualty: List— Worse Than Buzz Bomb

Texas City Jumble Of Fire, Torn Steel, Dead and Dying   Corpses Are Uncounted and Living Too Dazed to Cry

Tragic Scenes In Stricken City Described By Reporter  ‘Dead Uncounted, Living Weary, Dazed Grief-Wracked Relatives Seek Victims

Living Too Dexed-:And Wea ry To Weep  Blast Area Scene Of Flames And Rubble

Worthington Loot Mounts To Thousands   Boys Lead Officers To Hiding Places After Pleading Guilty

Pay Roll Measure  Passes in Senate Must Be Approved by Lower House

Vandals in Florida City Cut Telephone Wires to Silence 600 Instruments

Legion Vote Jockeying Almost Takes Play Away From General Business

State Commander Battle Warm One   Legionnaires Buttonh ole Delegates For Votes For Favorite Candidates

(,000 WORKERS ‘TAKE FIELD TODAY IN CHEST DRIVE   Solicitation Will Take Volunteers Into Stores, Homes, . Offices and Indus¢rial Plants.   $64,869 IS SOUGHT * FOR EIGHT AGENCIES   Chairman Rolla Stephens and Joe Milligan Addxess “Kick-off? Meeting in Connor Hotel.

Gen. Pershing Commended By President  On 87th Birthday; Awarded Medal For ‘Outstanding Service’

Governors Unite to Obtain Funds  Reclamation, Powe:   Reclamation, Power Development Urced

Governors Unite to Obtain Funds  Reclamation, Power Development Urged

il-Gotten Income Held To Be Taxable - -  Roberts Swindle Case Reviewed In Federal Income Tax Decision

Russia Holds  Brazilian  Envoy, Staff Explains Action  Is To Safeguard Raatst £3FGrtole

Insults Claimed Hurled At Russians Soviets Are Holding Brazilian Envoy And Staff As Hostages

TRUMAN FACES VETO DEFEAT ON LABOR BILI   President Assured  More Support On Taxes

Labor Bill Veto Will Not Hold. Poll Discloses   Truman. However. Almost Certain Of Being Sustained On Tax Veto

Highlights In The News   . { “at “a ‘ * Whitney Shifts Truman Views * New Ford Strike In Making * Other Trop News Items Of Nation

Railroader Has Changed His Mind  On Truman Stand   Whitney Tells Reporters President Is More Liberal Than Senator Taft

Bad Weather Grounds (General's Plane; Byrnes Sions Peace Treaties

Gen. Marshall To Be Sworn In Tomorrow   Ceremonies Postponed When Bad Weather Delavs Arrival Of Plane.

Opposition to Cuts Is Strongly _ Voiced by WwW elch”  a en Bi ae

WESTERN SOLONS ORRIED_ ON LACK OF VOTING POWER   Fight For Reclamation Service Funds May Bog Due to © Minority Vote

Knutson Pat ~ OnTax Slash   Will Let House Committee  Desidenn Raviciana.

GH’ OVER INCCME TAS   Rep. Knutson Repeats Demand For “Acree The Board” Cut; Position Strength. ~ ened Bw Senator Tm fs ae

House Passes Bill to Cut Income Taxes   Measure Faces Harder Battle in Senate   BULLETIN

A Bizarre Case Number 709 Prompied Ohio Fanatic fe Kill Mother: Is Charged With Murder

HER ‘NUMBER’ WAS UP Bearded Minister Calmly Kills 75-Year-Old Mother

DIGIT FANATIC — SLAYS MOTHER   Self-Styled Minister Says Number Prompted Brutal Murder of Parents

Numbers Tell Qhioan To Kill Aged Mother   Murderer Declares He Never Argues With Nua. bers: Acts At Onee.

‘709’ Prompted Son to Kill His Aged Mother  Tells Officers He 2 ee 72...   Tells Officers He Charted His Life by Numbers

“Fanatic” Murders Mother, 75; Claims Number Prompted Him   MVOMIDUS 44H AGMS P OMUCE he Lives By Numerology: Feared Poisoned Food

Number Prompts Murder  Bible-Readi ing F anatie Admits Killing Mother

ST. OLAF CHOIR MONDAY, APRIL   Famed a Capella Chorus From Northfield Will Sing At School Auditorium Webster City. _Tickets Available.   STORES TO CLOSE GOOD FRIDAY P. M.

GOP Congressmen Believe National Debt Can Al so Be Attacked With Surpius; Bill To Be Pre sented Later This Weel

High Wartime Exeise Taxes May Continue   Measure to Forestall Rollback of ‘Luxury’  Levies Gets Precedence:

GOP TO BACK EXTENSION OF EXCISE TAXES   Give Priority to Bill: For Continuance Of Wartime Levies

High Wartime  ‘Luxury’ Taxe:  May Be Kept   Republicans to Give Excise Legislation Precedence in House

GOP Reverses  On Excise Tax   Wartime: Levies to Stand, ht ann Decide.

Excise Tax Bill Will Be Pushed  Will Get Precedence Over Other Tax Bills

Income Tax Cut Preferred  Quick Passage Seen for Legislation Keeping High Wartime Excise Levies

Luxury Taxes May Continue ‘Indefinitely      Tax Managers to Sponsor Quick Passage of  Legislation

(0, P, LEADERS ABANDON PLAN 10 CUT EXCISE LEVIES   House Group Decides to Urge Retention of Present High Rates on Liquor, Furs and Jewelry.   YIELD $1,500,000,000 IN ANNUAL REVENUE   Knutson Says Their Continuation Will Make It Easy to Slash Income Taxes 20 Per Cent.

GOP Will Sponsor Quick Bill to Keep  War Excise Taxes  Knutson Announc Rev ula ied To Be Business Aid

Move Would Help 20 P.C  Personal Cut Action Coincides With Truman  Recommendation

Longress May Continue High Taxes On Luxuries  oa [en NA a. th NOE Or   Knutson Measure To Get Preference: Stand Reversed  By Republicans

EXCISE LEVIES TO BE RETAINEL   Quick Passage Of Bill Tc Continue Tax On Liquor, Furs, Jewelry

State’s Miners Sure to Follow  Chief’s Order:   Union Officials Declare West Virginia Tipples Will Be Silenced

Democrats of State Elect Frank Hayes   Sedalia Man Named Missouri Chairman; Party Unity Urged

STEPMOTHER S SLAIN BY YOUTH   SHOOTING CLIMAXES HEAT EO ARGUMENT OVER BEING LATE FOR DINNER

Boy, 14, Scolded for Being Late’ To Dinner, Kills His Stepmother

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN . OR  Dream Money, Glamor LaneForget Troubles On Sunday

Best Way to Forget Your Troubles on Sunday in Manhattan 's Window Shop

U.S. BROADCASTS ~ RAPPED, DEFENDEL   Taber and Acheson Disagree on Their Value

NLRB Decides Against Union   Board Rules 14 Worker Vielated Pledge

Rules Strikers Can Be Fired   NLRB Hits Violation Of No-Strike Pledge

DECISION BS HANDED DOWN IN OHIO CASE   Hold Workers May Be Fired For Breach Of Contract

NLRB Uphold Discharging Of Strikers   Contract Violators Forfeit Wagner Act Rights, Board Says

NLRB Again Holds Workers Who Strike in Violation of “No-Strike Pledge in Union Contracts Can Be Fired

No-Strike Pact  Violators Lose Act’s Protection   NLB Holds Strikers Can Be Fired Without Waaqner Act’s Aid

Violators Of No-Strike Pledge Lose Protection   NLRB Rules Unanimously Such Employes Vorfeit Saferuards Set In Wagener Act

Labor Relations Board Rules  Contract Violators Can Be Discharged

No Protection In Wagner Act For Wildcat Strikers National Labor Board Says

Violation Of No- Strike Pledge Held Ground For Dismissal Of Union Men   Protected By Wagner Act; Action Taken As Congress Considers Killing Measure

NLRB Aid is Refused  Violators   Board. Says. Protection Ends’ When Workers Co. On.. Wildcat: Strike

VIOLATORS OF NO-STRIKE RULE FACE PENALTIES   Protection Of Wagner Ac! Denied Strikers Under NLRB Ruling

Frigid Blasts Drive Mercury  To New Lows   Highway Travel Hazardous—Deaths Reported As Special Warnings Issued

Sleet And Freezing Rain Widespread Over Land, As New Cold Mass Moves In Out Of Canada; Florida, Pacific Coast Only Clear Spots.

Cold Wave Covers Montana; Most Of Nation Is Hit   Other Parts of Nation Suffer From Freezing Rain and Sleet; West Yellowstone Is Low With 32 Below; Helena Reaches Minus 18   (Montana, National Weathe:

New Cold Wave Hits Country   Cold Wave Expected To Move Eastward; Snow Reported

Doomed Miners s Write Final Goodbyes  "Name Baby Joe So You’ I Have a Joe’

Affection, Thoughts For Family Revealed Dying Miners’ Notes Tell Poignant Story

Miners Scrawled Love-Filled Farewell Notes to Wives, Children as Death Neared in Dark Undersround Prisor

‘Scrawled On Pages Of ‘Time Book’  Miners Write Tragic Farewell Notes ‘In The Darkness Of Their Last Hours

Trapped Miners’ Last Messages Reveal Final Thoughts Were of Their Familie:

France Expels Correspondents   Retaliates Against Buloarian Action

SHIFT INDUSTRY GOVERNOR URGES   Suggests Smaller Cities As Safeguard Against A-Bomb Attack

Midwest Gives Cold Receptior To February   Cold Wave Still Engulfs Europe   Middletown Journal Boosts Paper Price

Army Planes Join in Search For Missing Lake Cruiser  Cleveland Investment Broker and Four Others Aboard Beat Overdue: From Canada

Tax Cut for All Recommended  Advisory Committee Asks Consideration Of Cost of Living

Greater Reliel Is Sought For Low Incomes   Due Regard For Cost Of Living Will Be Given

Tax Group Asks Cuts ‘For All   ————————eeeEI~*~*~  House Committee Says Levies Too High

Advisory Group Urges : Consideration Be Given. Lower Income Brackets

ADVISORY BODY PROPOSES CUT IN INCOME TAX   Urge Consideration  of Living Costs for Lower Bracket Group:

Aavisory Group Recommends Income Tax Cut   Committee Report Suggests Reductions ‘Cer All’. Especially in Low Bracket

Tax “Advisory Group Files Its Report  Recommends Low      Recommends Lower Income Tax Rates for All

Lower Income Groups Would Get Benefit Of  Tax Advisors’ Proposat   Text Of Committee’s Report Will Be Released Later This Week; High Cost Of Living Reason For Action.

Income Tax Cut ‘for Al? Urged in Bill  re a ee   Woll Only Dissenter Of 10-Man Citizens Advisory Comnuiittee

Knutson Plans For Action at Extra Session   Advisory Group Recomm. mends Cuts for All Pay ers of Income Taxes

INCOME TAX CUT FOR ALL IS PROPOSED  Advisory Committe. Would Give Con.

Favorifism Shown For Low Incomes InGroup Report   Report To Be Basis OF Long-Range Plan

Income Tax Cut ‘For All’ Urged By Committee  Report to Be Basis For House Study OF Lona-Ranae Bill

Reis IN  ARMY. COMMISION   Claims Banker Was Originally Sponsored By Mrs. Roosevelt For Army Rank

Andrew May Contradicts Colonel’s Testimony That He Had Urged Big Contract for Garssons’ Concern.   INTERVENTION IN COURT MARTIAL IS EXPLAINED

MAY CONTRADICTS TESTIMONY GIVEN BY BUFFALO MAN   Says Man He Sought To Aid   Named Mrs. Roosevelt  Ae Snoantor

Weether Ferecest   Red Proposal For Jewish Freedom Expected To Lose

ARABS CRE NeW TENSION IN UN DEBATE   Declare Independent State in Palestine Won't Be Accepted.

Syria. Issues an Ultimatur on Palestine  Mielec NWaw Ramana   Makes New Demand for an Independent Palestine State

TELLS U.N. SHE WILL ACCEPT NO OTHER SOLUTION  om meee baime ARADO   JEWS DEMAND ARABS BRITISH BE BARRED FROM COMMISSION

—PALESTINE— Debate On Instructions  Is Resumed   Ban On British, Arabs Is Sought

Jewish Agency Submits Policy To Committee  Syrian Delegate   Syrian Delegate Attacks Jewish Request For Higher Immigration Quota

Syria Issues an Ultimatum on Palestine  at. ._j-. bl... mr... ..   Makes New Demand for an Independent Palestine State

Syrians To Hold Out For  Freedom   Creation Of Free Palestine State Is Demanded

UN Committee Resumes Debate On Palestine   Syria Will Accept No Plan Except Independence

Syria Demands Independence  Of Palestine   Tells United Nations She Will Accept No Other Solution For Holy Land Issue

Syria Demands Independence For Palestine   No Other Solution Is Acceptable, U. N. Told —Jewish Agency Raps Arab Grand Mufti

RECORD CROWD WILL WITNESS - CLASSIC TODA)   FOURTEEN HORSES ENTERED IN HISTORIC RACE THAT 18 IN NATIONWIDE . SPOTLIGHT THIS ‘AFTERNOON

Kentucky Derby Draws Field of 14; Phalanx and Faultless are Favored

U.N. REVISION IS PROPOSED IN RESOLUTION   Senator Ferguson Asks Congress Urge President to Seek Revamping of Charter in Interest of World Peace.

'Telephone Rates To Increase March J      Notices Sent Out By Local Company

ITelephone Rates To Increase March   Notices Sent Out By Local Citinaiy

-—BRITAIN FACING NEW CRISIS— [mports To Be Slashed 'o Save Dollar Supply

Britain To Cut Down On Imports   Will Trim Intake Of Tobacco, Gasoline, Newsprint In Funds Move

BRITAIN TO REDUCE IMPORTS, SAVE FUNDS   Shrinking Dotlar Supply Concern Of Government

Tax Exemptions Bill Held Valid  State High Court Rules On New Act

Law Iner easing o Tax Exemption  Is Held Valid   Act Of 1947 Legislature Applies To This Year's Taxes, Says Ruling

Gas Cats Next To Help Save British Coal   Gas Plants Alerted To Be Ready To Shut OF Supply.

Gas May Be Cut Off in British Crisis   Compliance With Household Bans ‘Not So Good’

iBritons Are Warned Gas Cuts May Be Next To Meet Crisis   Attlee Reports Coal Situation Remains ‘Critical’ Despite Break In Blockade

Plants Ready To Shut Off Supplies   Coal Situation Still Critical; Sinking Reported

Britain May Shut Ott All  Gas Supplies   Continuine Con Shortave Leads Nation ‘Vo Brinks Qf Disaster

British Fuel Crisis Reaches New Peak Today      GAS SHORTAGLE ADDED TO GROWING COAL FAMINE

=f  New Sacrifices Demanded  Shivering Britain Faces Drastic Gas Reduction

GAS SUPPLY MAY BE CUT IN BRITAIN   Curtailment to Industrial and Domestic Users May Follow Electricity Restrictions to Fight Coal Shortage.   Palestine issue To Go Before U. N.   Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin Says Britain Will Ask That Group to Solve Crisis Involving Future of the Holy Land.

Forced To Seek Higher Pay....  Declares Low Salaries  ~ Chasing Many Teachers From N.C. Classrooms

Ask Formula That Will Not Interfere With Production”   Sugar and Credit Controls End Today; May Be Restored

Lions Club “Inventory” Given by Rev. Shake at Weekly Dinner Meet

No Worth-While Substitute Found for Lumber. Lumberman Tells Lions Club

 Marshall   Proposes Curb On  Veto Power   Stuns Soviets _With Bold New Peace Plan

Curb on Veto Powers  in U.N. Urged   Soviet Delegation Caught Off Base by Policy Statemeni

MARSHALL URGES CURB ON UN VETO, CHARTER REVISION   U.S. Delegate Proposes Commission Keep Full-Time Watch on Peace.   RUSSIANS UPSET   Red Officiats Surprised, Take Time to Prepare Reolv.

Marshall Makes Slashing Attack On Soviet Union   Second ‘Marshall Plan’ Rocks Assembly With Tremendous Impact; First Crack In Firm Stand Of Big Powers Appears Growing

Marshall Pleads For Curb on Veto, Group To Watch Over World Peace

Marshall Asks U.N. Curb Veto Of Big Powers   Soviet Delegation Surprised, Confused By U.S. Proposal

Russian Effort To Block Balkan Peace Is Scored   Marshall Proposes Plan in United Nations for Eternal Vigilance

MARSHALL OFFERS PLAN TO REBUILD PEACE MACHINERY   Proposes Curb on Big Power _: Veto and Creation of 55 Member Comimittes: *  on Security.”   MAKES BLISTERING . ATTACK ON RUSSIA   Secretary Calls: on, U. N. As" sembly to Send. Commis_ sion to Greece to. Probe . -Baikan Situation; © ©

Winds up to 120 Miles an Hour Rip into Resort Area Between Miami and Palm Beach.

Marshall Proposes Plan to Rebuild UN  Peace Machinery      Secretary of State Takes Initiative in UN As. sembly; Also Calls for Curb on Veto,  Creation of Commission for Peace   By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

Marshall Offers Bold New Plan to Rebuild UN Peace Structure   UL. 5S. Proposal for Curb on Big Power Veto Catches Russians Off-Base; Soviet Delegate Cancels Statement: Debate Resumes Today

Marshall’s Bold Proposal Confuses Red Delegates   New Plan Would Kill Veto Power

MARSHALL ASKS U.N. TO LIMIT BIG POWER VETO   Slams Soviet Union, Seeks Creation of ‘Little Assembly’ Group

Suggests Curb On Veto Power  Proposals Confuse Soviet Deleaation

Hot Speech Takes Russia By Surprise   Secretary Seizes Initia tive In Assembly, At lacks Soviet. Woulc Curb Veto.

ATTACK MADE UPON RUSSIA BY MARSHALL   BOLD PLAN OFFERED TO REBUILD U. N. PEACE MACHINE

Marshall Asks Curb on Big Five UN Veto Power:   Proposes New Plan For Inaugurating ‘Litle Assembly’

Marshall Asks UN Rebuilding InPeace Move   Secretary Of State Makes Slashing Attack On Russia

D'Alesandro Takes Oath In Baltimore Man Who Never Lost An  Election Becomes 39th ; * avor

D'ALESANDRO IS INAUGURATED AS MAYOR OF CITY   New’ Baltimore Executive Says He Will Werk Fer Welfare Of People      BETTER EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM €MPHASIZED

FOOD AND FUEL SHORTAGE IS REPORTED IN PERMANY   SUB-ZERO WEATHER AND LOW LEVELS IN CANALS COMBINE.TO CAUSE HARD SHIrs —

BABSON BULLISH ON SMALL CITIES   Is Enthuiastic About Living And Doing Business In the Smaller Cities and Towns; Opportunities for Success.

- BABSON’S, ‘Authentic: Statement ‘Copyrighte—1847 “Publishers” ‘Financial Bureau, Inc + ‘BABSON DISOUSSES BIG CITIES.

Babson Backs Investments In Smaller Cities   DIVERSIMIED INDUSTRY » BOOSTED BY NOTED WRITER

MCNAUGHTON DECLARES IT IT  » 18 UNLIKELY ANY OTHER:  os NATION CAN KEEP °° Pace ee

Reds Jeer So Long Communist Speaker Adjourns Meeting Until Wednesdav

HUNGARY'S RED LEADERS FACE ASSEMBLY RIOT   Opposition Chief Make Scathing Attack On  New Government

Hungarian Braves Red Ire to Expose Russ Rule   Political Terror Reigns, Freedom Party Hea Tele National Assembly

Bitter Attack Leveled at  New Regime  _ Small Party Leader  Braves Ire —

Bitier Attack Leveled at New Regime   Small Party Leade: Braves Ire of Communistg

COUP ASSAILED BY HUNGARIAN   Anti-Communist Fearlessls Attacks Party’s Methods

UTC HEAD WAS MAN ORDERING 10 PER CENT RENT INCREASE   Thought Truman Favored It; Act Indicates Need For Adjustment

TRUMAN AGAIN OPPOSES HIKE IN RENTALS   Reiterates Stand Against General Increase—Will Not Penalize Fleming for Preparing a Boost  Order.

Plans No Penalty For Fleming Who Prepared Order   Any Increase Up To Congress; McCarthy Says Hike Justified

Solon Says Rents Could Go Up Through Nation  McCarthy Says Fleming Action in Mixup Proves His Program

See Support For Rent Rise   Fleming Order Hike Cancelled by Truman, He Tells Probers

- -NO PENALTY FOR FLEMING— Truman Still Opposed To General Rent Boost.

Republican Urges Flat Rent Boost   McCarthy Of Wisconsin Says That Landlords Merit Relief.

Opposed to Rent Boost  President Reiterates  His Stand Against Any General Increase

Gen. Fleming Ordered Hike In Rent Tops   Decision Seen as Argument Landlords Merit Relief

Rent Boost Again Hit By Truman   No Penalty for Fleming Hike Order, President Announces

Rent Argument Continues To Rage In Capital   SENATOR SAYS CEILING SHOULD BE HIKED NOW

President Also Tells News Conference He Will Not Penalize Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming For Preparing Order For Ten Per Cent Increase—Chief Executive Says He Knows Of No Need For Big Three Meeting —Reveals Building Trades Anti-Strike Pact

General Boosts ‘Not Justified, President Avers   Fleming Will Not Be Penalized for Order For 10 Per Cent Jump

SENATOR TERMS FLEMING ORDER PROOF QF NEED   Ten Per Cent Boost In Rent Ceilings Stopped Only At Last Minute By Presidential Action.

TRUMAN REITERATES STAND ON RENT LIDS   President Not To Penalize Fleming For ‘Mixup’

FLEMING GAVE ORDER 10 BOOST RENT CEILINGS   Surprised Truman Opposes Increase; Claim Landlords Merit Relief

Not Penalizing Gen. Fleming For Rent Hike Order   President Wants Congress To De. cide Issue Of Lifting Present Ceilings

Won't Penalize Fleming For His Un-0.K.’d Act   Mixup In Orders Is Explained; General Hike Stull Up To Coneress.

Landlords Need An Increase, McCarthy - Interprets Fleming   Rent Ceiling Boost Proves Theory, Senator Says, Despite Truman

CHIEF OPPOSES RAISING RENTS   President Reiterates His Opposition To Any General Rent Increase.

Reiterates He's Against General Rent Increase  will Not Penalize  ninr Flaminst

Wants Relief For Landlords  Financial Status   Financial Status Held Unfavorable

FLEMING ADMITS HE THINKS RENT HIKE NECESSARY   ISSUED 10* BOOST ORDER UNAWARE OF PRESIDENT’S VIEWS

TRUMAN RESTATES ‘HIS OPPOSITION 10 ANY RENT INCREASE   ‘Does Not Plan to Penalize OTC ! Director For Causing General Mixup.-

GOV. ARNALL ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION   Follc'wing the Swesring in of Lt. Gov. Thompson

“Just Begun to Fight,” Arnall   Arnall Carries on Battle from Downtown  Office

Arnall Quits As Georgia Governor   Resignation Effective Wher Lieutenant Governor Is Sworn In   NEW SLANT IN MIXUP   Talmadge Forces Discuss Move to Impeach Attorney General

Thompson Takes Oath Of Office  Talmadge Talks  LHyL TIennaachmant

THOMPSON NEW GEORGIA LT. GOV. ARNALL RESIGNS   Claims Purpose Is Completed; Talmadge Silent

Withdrawal As Governor Of Georgia Announced Upon Swearing, In Of Elected Lieutenant Governor— Declares Newly Inducted Official Should Retain Position Until People Can Elect Successor To Fill Unexpired Term—Talmadge Still Holds Capitol

Turns Office Over To Lt. Gov. Thompson; Battle With Talmadge Is Over

Arnall Quits Georgia Scrap   Resigns After Elected Lieutenant Governor Sworn Into Office

Submits His Resignation From Office   Becomes Effective After Thompson Sworn in as  Lieutenant Governor

Thompson Is Sworn In As Lt. Governor   Would Serve As Acting Governor Pending Election

Rumor Georgia’s Attorney General May Be Impeachec   Official Has Upheld Arnall as Legal Governor of State

THOMPSON TO TAKE UP FIGHT      Lieutenant Governor Considers Himself Chief Executive  of Georgia   TALMADGE WILL BE ASKED TO RELINQUISH OFFICE

Lieutenant Governor Announces. That He Will Press for. Action to Oust Talmadge; Retiring Governor Thanks People for Their ‘Kindness’

Arnall Resigns As Governor Of Georgia Today   Turns His Office Over To State’s Lieutenant Governor

TOOK OVER OFFICE “OF LIEUT. GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA TODAY   M. E. Thompson Took Oath  Today; Had Planned on  Monday.   'ARNALL HAS NOT QUIT   No Immediate Indications. He Would Bow Out of Pieture.

Effective At 10:50 O'Clock This Morning   Arnall Bows Out With Statement   Says “Procedures Clearly Enxble Lieut-Governor to Become Governor”

QUALIFIED  ASSUME 108      er Statement Asserted ‘I Have Just Begun To Fight’

Matter Is Left InHand Lt. Gov   Thompson Swor In At Atlanta Before 11 A.M.

Arnall Quits Scrap for Georgia Governorship;  Thompson Takes Up Fight

Action May Occur When Legislature Meets on Monday; Senate Is Sticker  Suit May Come Arnall May Sue Bank,  if Checks Given Out Are Rejected

Arnall Resigns; Talmadge Reign to Be Contested   Lieutenant-Governor to Continue Suit in , His Name, Press Tol

He Will Ask Talmadge To Vacate Office   New Lieutenant Governor Takes Up Cudgels As Arnall Bows Out.

Arnall Appeals For Publie Aid Against Rival   Ousted Governor Calls Upon Georgia Citizens To Assert Rights in Talmadge Election

May Impeach Georgian   Talmadge Forces Hint Of Charges Against ‘Atty.-General Cook

STEPS IN AS ARNALL QUITS GOVERNORSHIP   Lieutenant Governor To Push Court Move Against Talmadge

State Attorney of Georgia Under Fire for Actions   Assembly Expected To Grant Plea but Move May Fail in Senate

Lieutenant Governor Takes Oath   Next Move Awaited in Georgia fattle   ATLANTA—(P_Lieutenant Governor M. E. Thompson sald today he considered himself the acting governor of Georgia.

Arnall Quits Battle for Governorshij   Talmadge Foe Passes Out Of Scene; Turns Fight Over to Newly Installed It. Governor Thompson

Arnall Steps Down   Boxing Gloves Passed To Lt. Gov, Thompson After He Takes Oath

Thompson Takes Office In Georgia   Is Now Acting Chief Executive, Resigning Arnall Proclaims

SAYS THOMPSON IS QUALIFIED TO TAKE OVER   Former Governor Will Return to His Law Practice

Thompson Inherits War With Talmadge  Retiring Claimant to Office Thanlewae- Wie Daal Tz RPaachod

ARNALL QUITS IN BATTLE FOR GEORGIA SEAT   Lieutenant Governor Sworr in As Central Figure Gives Up Office

MLE. Thompson Takes Oath as  Lt. Governor   Considered Successor te Arnall, Will Fight Talmadge

ARNALL QUITS GEORGIA FIGHT   Thompson, Sworn as Lieut. Governor, Will Prosecute Ouster Suit Against Talmadge at Once, He Announces

Takes Oath As Lieut. Governor; Talmadge Stays  Rumor Impeachment Of Attorney General Who Supported Arnall Claim

Impeachment Of Georgia’s Attorney General Cook   For Action Against Talmadge Forces Is Forecast

But Fight For Governorship  Still Goes On   Talmadge Holds Capitol in Georgia; Court Decision Is Awaited

ACTON LEAVES: COIRT TO ACT ONSUCCESSOR   Resigndion Follows Swearingh of LieutenantGavernor.

Attorney General Whecided-arnatt  alleged Victim   Ousted Georgia Eaecutive Tells People Of State He “Has Just Begun Fight”

DIXIE EXECUTIVE STEPS ASIDE FOR ~ LET. GOVERNOR   ‘Sees Thompson Qualified. : for Office Seized bys.”  ne > re. la Ce ae

SRD CLAIMANT TO TOP OFFICE ARISES IN GA,   lalmadge, However, Is Firmly Entrenched In State Capital; Lieut.-Gov. To Take Up Disputed Crown Cast Down By Ar nall.

ARNALL QUITS AS GOVERNOR   WITHDRAWS FROM BITTER BATTLE IN GEORGIA

Arnall Resigns After Thompson Is Given Oath      Steps Down After Lieutenant Governor Sworn In.

Upheld ‘Arnall: As Legal: Governor. : of State  ARNE TO Aer Bank - To B Be: - Sued  Tf It Rejects = Checks

IMPEACH ATTORNEY GENERAL?   For His Actions In Upholding Ellis Arnall As Legal Governor of Ga.   SOME DOUBT THE MOVE   Legislature Is In Recess Until Monday; No Comment Available,

ARNALL GIVES UP   Governor of Georgia Re. signs After Thompson Sworn In As Lieutenant-Governor.

Arnall Out of Battle in Georgia   Lieutenant-Governor Sworn in; Decides to Contest Talmadge

Arnall Gives Up Fight After Thompson Sworn In As Governor Of Georgia

NewLieut.-Gov. Asserts He Is ChiefExecutive   Will Ask Attorney-General to Prosecute Ouster Suit

Talmadge May Act to Impeach Attorney General Who Remained ‘Faithful’

Former Governor Says Thompson Now Qualified To Take Over Office Of Governorship Seized By Talmadce   [RESIGNATION IS  EFFECTIVE TODAY

Talmadge Will Be Asked To Step Aside   Lieutenant Governor Will Continue Fight With Talmadge

M. E. Thompson ‘Qualified,’ Claims Office   Arnall Charges Coup, Warns Georgians Rights Are in Danger

Arnall to Sue Atlanta Bank if Checks Bounce   Talmadge Is Served With Court Papers, But May Not Answer

French Author Nobel Winner   Andre Gide, Who Embraced—Denounced Communism. Honored

HIGH HONOR TO FRENCH AUTHOR   Andre Gide Receives Nobe  Prize in Literature

Won Nobet Prize   Andre Gide Reccives. Literature Award: Other Avwords to Be Apnounced

NOBEL PRIZE T0. FRENCH AUTHOR   Andre Gide Receives  Award in Literature

Fr nchman Is Nobel Winner; Author, 77, Given Award, »eSwede Group Lauds Choice

Nobel Prize Goes to Gide, French ‘Red’   2 Books Expressed Disillusionment With Soviet Union

Gide Receives Literary Prize  Nobel Group Picks Top French Writer

To Confer Monday  On Loan Revision   Britain Withdraws Another 150 Millions—Movie Tax To Figure In Talks

Whe 1s Mister aha STONES mee  ‘Gray Market’ in Home Buildines to Re Prohed

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Chester Police Reopen Probe Into Death of Mrs. Fay

DEAL CLOSED SAVING SHADES   ‘Money Advanced State to Buy Timberland

STOP TALKING, SAYS CONNALLY   SENATE URGES QUICK ACTION ON GREEK 1QOAN

Unified Command For Caribbean is Set Up By Joint Chiefs Of Staff   In Line With Policy Adopted Last Yean And Approved By President

March of Dimes Drive Jan. 15-30; Funds Fight Polio   Ralph Leech, Local Chairman, Points to Unprecedented Need

1947 MARCH OF DIMES STAGES ITS FUND APPEAL FROM JAN. 15 - 30   Never Greater Need For Funds Says Campaign Chairman In Urging Support; El Dorado County People Share In Common With All Americans In Polin Fight

NEVER GREATER NEED FOR FUNDS, SAYS CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN URGING FULL SUPPORT

[Never Greater Need for F unds, Says Campaign Chairman Urging Support  1) Nena aap

Truman, Marshall To Explain Voluntary Plan in Radio Talks Sunday

Immediate Reaction To Voluntary Food Saving Program Mixed; Truman, Marshall To Broadcast Sunday

DURANT FOUND GUILTY OF HESSE JEWEL ROBBERY   Sentence to 15 Years At Hard Labor and Dis missed From Army.

Susped Stain Whes He Tries To Escape   Killed in Soil ot Antlers After Anest Fellewing Shooting cf Two Friday

Assailant of Two Officers Shof fo Death   Steven M. Carter Is Slain by Game Ranger At Antlers When He Attempted to Escape

WM. GREEN RE-ELECTED A.F.L. CHIEF   John L. Lewis, irked at Convention, Boycotts Election

Lewis Absent As Wm. Green ls Re-Elected  UMW Chief and His Delegation Boycott

LEWIS BOYCOTTS ELECTIONS OF AFL   "reen ts Re-elected hy Unanimous Vote Today at Convention.

CLARK FLAYS SOVIET: POLICY AT THE MOSCOW CONFERENCE   GENERAL SAYS THAT RUSSIA REFUSED TQ TAKE ANY STEPS TOWARD COMPROMISE

FINANCE YOUR CAR Establish Credit and Save Money at OHIO MERCHANTS TRUST Co. eae. 3   EREE CoOTnN cToarRanT

Suspended Sentence And A Job Provided   Oklahoma Sheriff Takes, ‘akes Role Of Santa For Young Buralar 

Western ‘Christmas Carol’  Rongeland Sheriff Proves Thar’s Gold In Them Hearts

Investment in Humanity Kind-Hearted SheriffAids Thief on Long Road Back

POTOMAC EDISON MAY HAVE ANOTHER STRIKE   Electrical Workers Of Cumberiand Threaten Walkeut Hf Bus Dispute Ic Wat Setiled

Electrical Workers. Threaten To Strike   Shutdown At Cumberland Plant May Blackout City of 39,000

SELLS INTEREST IN POTOMAC MOTOR LINES   Francis H. Urner Turns Over Controlling Stock To William R. Cunningham, Hagerstown

Urner Sells Stock ~ In Local Bus Line   Potomac Moter . Lines inc., Sold To William ; R. Cunningham

URNER: SELLS POTOMAC MOTOR LINES INTEREST   Hagerstown Man Disposes Of Controlling Steck To William R. Conninscham

Terrorists Wreck Tel Aviv Stores; Irgunists Blamet   ‘Twenty Youths Blamed fo: Widespread Vandalism ; In Jewish City

500,000 Workers Are Involved   Filed on Eve cf New Wage Talks Between C1O Group  and Employers

STEEL STRIKE NOTICES FILED   Murray Says Move ‘Mechan  jeal’ In Wage Parley

UAW ELECTION LANDSLIDE   Turns Attention Teo Defeat Of Treasurar Addea

ALARM CLOCK SETS OFF FIRE   Used In Overell Trial To Demonstrate Theory Of Yacht Blast

OKLAHOMA CITY ~ BUS TIE-UP ENDS   COURT BANS PICKETING THAT HALTED VEHICLES AND TEOLLEYS 12 HOURS,

Jewish Quarters Placed Under Curfew  Commando Attacks Kill One, “Vurt Eight Others

British Clamp — Tight Curfex   New Orders Affect 50,00¢ More in Holy Land

Dawn To Dusk Curfew Is Put On More Jews   British Seek Commando Raiders and Blockade  Runners

British Reimpose  Curfew On 50,000  Jerusalem Jews Raiders, Blockade Runners Are Sought

British Act ToPut Down New Attacks   Military Depot Is Bombed; Immigrant Ship’s Run Aground

BRITISH PLACE NIGHT CURFEW ON JERUSALEM   ‘Commando’ Raiders And Blockade Runners Being Sought

GOP 10 INSIST ON RELIEF CHECK   Relief Only One Side of Pic ture As Navy Plans Dar.  ~=6s danelles Visit

Delay Seen In Aid To TwoNations   GOP insistence On: Foreign Policy Plan héAav Hold Up Greek Aid

Congressinen Want Accounting on U. §. Policyon Fund Use   Indications Are Greece, Turkey Aid Only tsi Step

Time Is Short Before British  Witl draw From Greece; Has Top Priorit,

Outline Policy, GOP Insists  Want Report Before Giving Greeks Cash

GOP MAY HOLD UP GREEK AID PAST DEADLINE   Insists on Foreign Policy Blue prints Before Approval of Funds

Republicans Ask Accounting on, Foreign Policy   : Greek-Turkish Aid Is Only Part of New Proaram, Belief

Republicans fo Insist on Foreign Policy Accounting   Congressmen See Broad Program to Check Communism

GOP Insistance May Hold Up Aid to Greeks Past Deadline   As Lawmaker Settled Down to Translate President's $400,000,000 Request Into Legislation, Mony Say If Will Be Close Finish Between Action, March 31

MOVE PLANNET AS TRAINING MANEUVER   Action Likely As Congress Votes On Aid Bill   REPUBLICANS   Ask For Report On Foreign Policy Before Favoring Aid To Greece, Turkey

Foreign Policy Blueprint Asked  GOP Congressmen Demand Accounting

G.0.P. DEMANDS ACCOUNTING ON FOREIGN POLICY   Insistence On Blueprint Ma\ Hold Up Greek Aid Past March 31 Deadline

GOP Insists on Broad Study of Foreign Policy  Aid Bill Only One Acnerct of Program

Congress Wants to Know More About Administration's Foreign Policies Before Giving Greek-Turk Aid

Aid to. Greece by March 31 Is Doubiful   GOP Insisting Upon Blueprint of Foreian Policy

Greek Aid Delay Likely Because Of GOP Demand   Republicans Want Foreign Policy Blueprint.

GOP To Demand Accounting Of Foreign Policy   U.S. Aid To Greece Before British Take Troops Out Sought

—THE FIGHT ON COMMUNISM-— Hearings Are Planned On Truman Aid Request  _ Renad Aecrauntine Of Adminictratinn   - Broad Accounting Of Administration Foreign Policy Sought By Republicans

Foreign Policy Blueprint Asked By Lawmakers Before  Granting Of Aid To Greece

Flash Floods, Tornados Catch Victims Unaware ‘Of Danger   Workmen Trying To Restore Communications After 16 Persons Reported Dead At Cambridge, Nebraska

16 Reported Dead From Flash Flood  12-Foot Wall Of Water Catches Many Nebraskans

iloods, Tornidos. Strike Nebraska; [6 Dead, Missing  “Residents in. One : ‘Town, Chopped. ‘Hole  to. PP

Sixteen Known Dead in Area  Town Inundated   Town Inundated By Wall of Water

Many People Caught in Their Beds; Some Chop Holes in Their  Roofs to Escape

Nebraska Hard Hit   At Least’16 Dead ‘In Wake of Raging Floods Over Week Enc

16 NEBRASKANS LOST IN FLOOD   Tornadoes Add To Woes 0 Hard-Hit Communities

Hash Floods, Winds Hit In Nebraska   Death Toll at Least 16; Many Towns Still Are Isolated

Flash Floods, Gales Claim 16 Victims lu Nebraska Today   Cambridge Is Hardest Hit Area in State

Nebraska Has Sudden Storm And Flash Flood   MANY KILLED BY TWIN DISASTER ON SUNDAY

Floods Catch Victims In Bed  tea ™.. ff, BS.      16 Dead Or Missing In Nebraska; Record Clauahiueeat

AT LEAST 15 DEATHS REPORTED IN FLOODS, STORMS OVER NATION  CAMBRIDGE, NEBRASKA,  HARDEST HIT AS MANY

Death Toll 16 In Tornadoes,  Flash Floods   Many Persons Trapped In Bed By Twisters and Swollen Streams In Nebraska

12-FT. WATER WALL KILLS § AT CAMBRIDGE   Residents Trapped in Beds by Rush of Rising Creek

Flash Floods Hit Nebraska; Report 16 Dead   12-Foot Wall of Water Rips Cambridge; Many Victims Caught in Bex

16 MISSING OR DEAD IN FLASH FLOOD IN WEST   Nebraska Workmen Seek tc Restore Communications Lines

Tornados, Rain Sweep Central, Eastern Zones   Cambridge Hit By 12 Foot Wall Of Water; Winds'At Loomis. Oxford.

Flash Floods Leave 16 Dead or Missine   Hardest Hit of Nebraska Area Is Cambridge, Where 12-Foot Wall of Muddy Water Drowns at Least Nine Persons.

Hiachways Clesed   At Least 16 Dead, Missing as IFlach Elands Hit in Nebraska

16 Perish in Floods, Storms   9 Drown When Caught In 12-Foot Wall of Muddy Water

Dead, Missing Heavy Hoods er Nebraska   12 Foot Wall of Water Catches Xsidents In Bed

Explosions, Floods Tornadoes, 20 Dead, Millions In Damages   FlashFloods Harbor Blast

Flood Toll At Least 16 Tn Nebraska   Nine Drown When Wall of Water Sweeps Town in Southern Part of State; Communicetioans Cor

Storms Take 16 Victims In Nebraska On Weekend   Flash Floods, Winds Catch Many In Beds; Property Loss Heavy

Dead, Missing Toll Reaches 16 In Floods.   12-Foot Wall of Water Hits Cambridge, Neb., With People Caught In Bede hv Flaod

CLOUDBURSTS RANGE UP TO 12-13 INCHES   Nine Drowned by Rampaging Water from Creek—Many - Climb Trees

Cambridge Is Hardest Hit In Neighbor State   12-ft. Wall of Water Roars Over Town; Rain Up to 13 Ins. Reported

16 KILLED IN FLASH FLOODS   ‘South-Central Nebraska Hare Hit as Foot of Rain Falls; Four Are Missing.

Floods, Tornadoes Leave Toll Of At Least 15 Dead. Missing Nebraskan:

16 DEAD IN FLOODS AND ~ TORNADOES   Twelve-Foot Wall of Water Catches Residents of Cambridge, Neb., in Bed; 9 Drown.   REPORT 12 TO 13INCH CLOUDBURST   Tornadoes Hit Three Towns, One Death; Water and Wind Knock Out Communications.

Nebraska Storm  Takes Heavy Toll   Sixteen Persons Dead o Missing in Area Near  Camb ridge .   MANY CAUGHT IN BED   Residents Climbed Trees te Escape  2-Foot Wall of Water

Ramadier Drops  French Reins  In Crisis Climax Blum Agrees to Organize ‘Middle Raad’? Reoime   Blum Agrees to Organize  ‘Middle Road? Reeoime

BLUM CHOSEN PREMIER; RED STRIKES GROW   Civil Clash Threat May Be Averted By Coalition

New. Move Threatens To Erase Fees Vote  * House May Reconsider as Objection   hatcas Amoane Rriral Area Delesates

BLAKEMORE © TO HEAD VA. LEGIONNAIRES   Bud Jones Named Vice-Commander For Fifth, Ninth

MISSING CHILD FOUND IN FIELI   Dog Protects , 21-Month-Old Wanderer from Cold

U.S. STEEL SILENT ON CUTS IN PRICES   Trade Journal Hints At Broader Reductions

Bullets Chase Kidnap Trio   Three Jews Try To Spirit Away Palestine Briton; Flee Amid Gunfire

Writer Recalls Drive in Sicily   “Towns Went by Like Railroad Cars’’ AP Writer Says

Guerrilla Attacks on Greece Still Are  Maior Issue on Crowded Agenda of UN

UN IS TARDY ON TOP ISSUES   Greek Border Matter Clings To Agenda

Await Decision Of Soviet Russia   Attitude Of Russia On Plan To Restore Shattered European Economy Awaited   SOME HOPE SEEN RUSSIA MAY ACT

French Soldier Honored In Rites   Secretary Marshal Places Flowers  On Tomb

Gets Views On Germany   Paris and Berlin Visits: Designed to Aid Marshall at Moscow

REA Will Place Two-Way Radios In Company Cars  Transmitter To Be On Western Union , Campus Radio Towe

R. R.E. A. To Keep In Touch With Trucks Via Radio   New Equipment Will Not Be Ready Unat Coll

KINGSLEY WOMAN DIED SUDAY EVE   Margaret Thompson Was Resident Of Plymouth County 62 Years

Old Resident Of —. Kingsley Died Sunday After Long III ness’ © '

HOUSE GROUP URGES TREATY WITH JAPAN   Calls for Early Negotiation of Peace Pact With or Without ‘Rresian Participation,

PROPOSE JAP PEACE TREATY   Subcommittee Propose: Early Treaty Without Russ Participation

Mounting Grain Prices are Blamed On Huge Exports, Poor Corn Crop

Lowdown on What’s ‘Causing Terrific Grain Price Rise   Heavy Foreign Exports and. Small Crops Are Said To Be Factors

McKean Dairymen  Reelect Directors  eee  ; Sr R f= , * ; -. - . —    Annual Meeting Held Here Tuesday

McKean Dairymen Reclect Direétors   Annual Meeting Held Here Tuesday

Anti-Red Part Ruled Proper By U.S. Judge  Oil Workers Union Loses By Decision

COURT RULES QN LABOR LAW   Holds Non-Communist Part Of Act Is Consistent, Legal and Proper

Woman Pumps 5 Shots Into Rival  For Mate’s Love   Forty-One-Year-Old Mother , Tells Police “I’m Glad I Did It” .

BACKS PRESENT SALES TAX PLAN   Expect ‘Price Deflation’ te Reduce Revenues

Supreme Court Ponders Fate Of Lewis, UMW   Weeks May Pass Before [indings Are Announced   UN Arms Slash Fight Complicated   $121,000 Shortage in Sergeant-at-Arms Funds   Mayon Volcano Erupts Violently Wednesday   Small Business Group Favors No Change in Ohio Sales Tax

Business Commission Recommends No Tampering With State Sales Tax

Final Voto -on . Dividing of ' Holy Land if Fxpected to Bring Required “‘Two-Thirds Vote aa Throc Countries Abstaining from Voting aro Possible Affirmalives.

PARTITIONING GAINS VOTES.      Land! a fixpéotied - to Bring ‘Re quired Two-Thicds: Vote  as Three Countries  Abstaining frau Voting are Podsible Affirm  alives

Labor Leader  Surrenders to  U.S. Marshalls Was to Be Arraigne  ‘Aientve TARAW

Christoffel Arraignment Slated Today   Ex-Union Boss Claims Indictment Is Part  Of Company Attempt To Smear Local 248

Project for Our Lake Is Approved   Allocation of $103,000 Made —Some Land Will Be Condemned for Lake Site

@ PAUL MALLON—  Reds Stall for Time to Promote Communism Throughout Europe

Federal Officials Study ‘Short Petroleum Supply ‘Problem At Meeting

The Great Game Of  Politics   By FRANK R. KENT   Clear-Cut Issue At Last

Carroll’s Fans Sweat Out Early Manning Lead; Marget Racks 20 Points   Mrs. C. W. Hone Dies; Widow Methodist Pastor

5 KILLED AS MOB TAKES CONTROL OF ITALIAN SECTION   Munitions Found as 2,000 French Guards Invade Red Repatriation Camp,   NEW STRIKES CALLED      Comm unist - Dominated Rome Unien Demands End to ‘Neo-Fascism.’

FRANCS RESIGNS  AT KANSAS AGGIES   Former All-American Steps Out as Wildcat Football Coach   NO SUCCESSOR NAMED

FRANCIS RESIGNS AT KANSAS AGGIES   Former All-American Steps Out as Wildcat Football Coach

kk kK kk kw DRIVE SAFELY!  Accident Toll In  Mexico Area Hurt Deat fee ney, ae ene ro. ny   Says Cominform © Is Open To U.S.

Greek Loan OK'd, 13-0   Foreign Relations Group of Senate Votes Its Approval

Truman Doctrine Okayed After Giving United Nations Stronger Role in Plan

Senate Group Vote Favors Aid Program   Committee Backs Financial-Military Plans Plans To Aid Greece ‘And Turkey

Greek-Turkish Aid Approved by Senate Group   Votes 13-0 In Favor Of President Truman’s $400:000:000 Phta-

: Committee  Approves Greek Aid   Unanimous Acticn Includes Vandenberg Plan, Offer to Waive U. 5. Veto

SENATE GROUP VOTES PLAN T0 AID COUNTRIES   Foreign Relations Body Strengthens UN Role  in Truman’s Program

Greek Aid Bill Goes to Senate   Committee Approves Truman Program With Amendment Giving Voice to U. N.

AID PROGRAM S APPROVED ” BY COMMITTEE   STOP-GAP AID MEASURE 1¢ 1. TO COME UP BEFORE THE i (BENATE ON MONDAY

UNANIMOUSLY FOR AID PLAN   Truman Doctrine Wins Foreign Relations Committee Vote

Tur rks’ Premier Ponders On War ‘With ‘Neighbor   (Marshall. Declares U. S. . Would Consider Limited - Reparations From Reich

Committee Votes Greek-Turk Aid   Senators Decline to Ber Ankara From Provisions

Greek Aid  Upheld by Committee   Senate Unit Authorize: U.N. To Halt Help If Made Unnecessary.

Senate Committee Votes 13- 0 Te Assist Greek, Turk Gov’ ts; Methodists Ask Action By UN   Vandenberg’ s UN ‘Amendment Given Sharp Revision

Turko-Greek Aid Approved   Senate Foreign Affair: Committee Votes For Truman Program

Amended Bill Goes  To Senate   Brush Aside Plan to Eliminate Turkey and Strip Out Military Aid   Blames Russia

Greek Aid Bill Passed, 13-0, In Committee   Senate Foreign Relations Committee Approves Bill To Carry Out Truman’s Program.

Aid for Greece, Turkey Approved By Senate Group   Amended Measure Sent To Senate for Action Expected Next Week

Senate Group OK’s Truman Aid Plan   Foreign Relations Committee Favors Program For Help to Greece and Turkey by 13-0 Vote

Senate Committee OK’s Truman’s. Foreign Aid Plan  Bop. Eaton Blanes Russia For UM's Inability to Act EHlectively in Crisis

Senate Committee Approves Aid To Greece And Turkey   Britain Seeks To Hold: Status In Big Three

SENATE GROUP APPROVES PLAN OF GREEK AID   Position of U. N. Is Strengthened in Program

Will Study Compromise On German   Reparations   Secretary of State  Marshall Announces U. S. Willingness to Weigh the Proposal

Senate Group Gives OKTo Aid Proposal  Reds Blamed For   Reds Blamed For UN's Inability To  Give Accictance

Foreign Relations Comm'tts Approves Truman's Proposal Intact       ns - "aes SENATE EXPECTED TO. ACT ON IT NEXT WEEE

Senate Committee Approves Aid fo Greece, Turkey  Mavec ton Eliminate   Moves to Eliminate Turks, Drop Military Aid Are Defeated

Near East Loan Wins Approval Of Committee   Truman’s 400 Billion Loan Proposal Faces Next Test in Senate

COMMITTEE VOTES AID TO GREECE   Senate Foreign Relations Group Okays Request

Move to Cut Turkey Out Of Act Loses   Vandenberg Proposar Is Revised Before Approval Is Voted

AID COULD BE STOPPED BY UN REQUEST   U.S. Waives Veto ~ Power In UN Assembly

Senate Group OKs Amended Greek Aid Plan   Would Waive U. S. Right to UN Veto on ‘Stop-Red’ Setup

Senate Unit OK's Truman Plan Of Greek-Turk Help  Committee Acts To Strengthen U.N. Role In Program

Greece-Turkey Aid Plan Wins Committee OK   15 to 0 Vote iri Senate Foreign Relations Group

SENATE GROUP BACK TRUMAN AID PROGRAM   Foreign Relations Committee Votes to Carry Out Plan for $400,000,000 in Assistance to Greece and Turkey.

Senate Foreign Relations Group Approves Truman Plan By Unanimous Vote   UN Role In Aid  Is Strenethened   Vandenberg Move Would Waive Exercise Of The ), S. Veto Power

Greek-Turk Aid Plan Approved by Senate Committee   Powerful Foreign Relations Group In a 13-0 Vote

California Claim Out. Says Court   Mineral Deposits Believed Worth Many Billions Affected

UPHOLD US OIL CLAIMS   Federal Right To California Oil Lands Is Okayed

Three Are Dead; Two Wounded tn Shooting Atfray   Apparently Crazed Youth Slays Estranged Wile, Father, And Self   SHOOTINGS OCCUR AT ILLINOIS TOWN

Will Not State Definitely as to Support of Truman   Henry Wallace Hopes Democratic Party Will Again Become Liberal

Home But Still Talking Wallaces Chief: Concern Is Keeping Demo Party Liberal

WALLACE UNDECIDED ABOUT 1948 ELECTION   Former Cabinet Officer Says He Still Hopes Demecrats Will Become “Liberial Party”

Strong Dewey Support Is. Seen in West   Republican Leaders From Three States in Bozeman

Career Diplomats Get Key Posts  Youngest, Most Able Men Are Selected

Career Diplomats Get Key Posts  Youngest, Most Able  BMA... Rew O14.

PORTAL JUDGE PROBE SOUGHT   Senator Eastland Demands Action With View To Impeachment

Governor. Gets Bill Repealing Old Liquor Law  Judges’ Pension      Judges’ Pension Program Has Senate Approval

FAIR LIQUOR BAN REPEALED   Bill Knocking Gut 96-Year Old Law Passed: Herbert Seen Signing.

HINT HERBERT TO SIGN BILL 10 LIFT LIQUOR BAN   Would Free Bars Near Fair grounds to Sell Drinks Year-Around

VESSELS LOCKED TOGETHER AFTER COLLISION AT SE?   Motership Crew Takes Te lifeboats; No Deaths Ranarted

Truman Hits Democracy in Greece--Tass   News ‘Agency Sees Eventual U.S. Contro!}

SUFFERS INJURED NECK IN AUTO COLLISION   Miss Alice Baum, York, In Hanove Hospital As Result Of Accident At New Oxford

Two Killed When Ships Collide on S$. Lawrenca   tanker Is Sunk While Other Vessel Is Beachad in Floemes on t1e cc.

Would Fight  Aggressors From Outside Defense Conclave Cauld Ra   Defense Conclave Could Be Wrecked by Plan

Would Fight Aggressors From Outside  Defense Conclave Could Be Wrecked by Plan

Little Carolyn Peterson Could Tell Real Adventure Story After 4-Day Ordeal

MISSING CHILD FOUND HEALTHY   Waldo Tot Recovers After . Ordeal In Briar Patch

GREENBELT {3 UNDER FIRE IN ‘CO-OP’ CHECK   MAYOR SAYS TOWN’S BUSINESS UNDER ) MONOPOLY

Mayor Of Maryland Town Says Community In Hands Of ‘Monopoly’  Greenbelt Under Fire; House Opens Probe Of Cooperatives

Mayor Charges Co-op Rules Federal Town  Dhges Congress Unit to Permit kh ttnw Rena BPatearnriae

Quiz on Co-Ops Starting With — Housing Project   Committee Hearing Has Testimony on Greenbelt

MAYOR CHARGES CO-OP SYSTEM ‘RUINING’ CITY   Competitive Enterprise Asked for: Community Owned by Government

Town's Mayor Asks For Free Business Plan   Competition Is Prevented In Government-Owned Town

CO-OPERATIVE AT GREENBELT IS UNDER FIRE   Monopoly Is Charged By  Witness Before Congres sional Committee   PROBE IS A FAILURE  REP. PATMAN CLAIMS

Monopoly by Co-Ops Hit at Congress Quiz   U. §. Keeps Private Business Out Of Community in Maryland

WASHINGTON MERRY -GO- ROUND   TAX-CZAR KNUTSON RUNS STEAMROLLER OVER DEMO. CRATS; STATE DEPARTMENT'S “BLACK. BOOK" ON GREECE CITES DETAILS OF COMMUNISM; HOW YALTAPOTSDAM PACTS WERE PRIED LOOSE.

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What Does Labor Law Mean to You If You're Non-Union, Job-Hunting?

Report Labor Law Vote May Spur Third Party   Job Seeking Situation Changed:

:Won't Always Be Like This!  : Weathermen Rate Summer ‘Unusual, But Not New Mode!

IT IS UNUSUAL, THOUGH  Summer Hasn't Changed -Permanently--Weatherman

Announce A-Bomb Is Not Responsible for Atrocious Weather This Summer

Arnall Forced To Quit Georgia Statehouse   Gambler Slain In Dayton, Ky.   Ohioans Are Drinking Less Malt Beverages   Franklin's Birthday  Anniversary Honored

Beaver In Floye Floyd’ — River Protected’  “Numbers "ingvedeine - In Recent Years.

NO CONSPIRING BY VANDENBERS   Draft Might Make Hiw Run For President, Senator Admits

VANDENBERG SAYS NO-DEFINITELY   Michigan Senator Says He Has Hard Time Keeping From Being Candidate

Vandenberg Again Reiterates He Is Not a 48 Candidate   Explanation Given by Senator of “Spontaneous Drive”—Will Not Connive

VANDENBERG 1948 STAND UNCHANGED   REITERATES HE WILL NOT ENTER G. 0. P. RACE—WOULD YIELD TO DRAFT.

Senator Taft Yn California   Opens Western Tour With Speech At Santa Cruz— On Three Weeks Trip

2 BRITONS KIDNAPED; MARTIAL LAW LOOMS   Jew Underground Hunts For Sergeants After Threat

JEWS KIDNA BRITISH TROOPS   Threat of Martial Law Spurs Search af Coact

—STRIFE—  2 Palestine Soldiers Kidnaped   MARTIAL LAW THREATENED. ©

Terrorists Seize British Soldiers   Palestine Police Search Settlements  For Kidnaped Pair

2 OFFICERS ARE FOUND UNHURT   JEWISH TERRORISTS RELEASE HOSTAGES AS SEARCH BEGINS

British Sergeants Taken From Sweet; Curfew Will Be Imposed If Men Not Returned

British Officers Kidnaped Today  Believe Captors Are. Underground Fighter:

Jewish Extremists Release 2 Kidnaped British Officers   Troops Continue Search, However, For Irqun Agents

British Pair Released By Kidnap Group   TWO OFFICERS FOUND UNHARMED NEAR HOLY CITY

Two Britons Are Liberated   Released Unharmed as Searching Party Nears Kiriat Shaul

JEWS KIDNAP TWO BRITONS IN PALESTINE   Blame Underground For Act; Martial Law Threatened

British Sergeants Kidnaped by Jew Underground  Hagana Members Are Searching for Them Under Threat

Mrs. St. George Urges Slash in Military Budget   ‘Assured By Navy Man  That Cuts Cculd Be Made, She Tells Federation   20 PCT. REDUCTION IN COSTS IS AIM   ‘Large Savings Are Possible Without Curtailing Services, She Says

BYRNES SCORED BY ARGENTINA   South American Foreign Minister Labels Retiring Secretary Of State ‘“Unjust” And “Intolerant.”

Bramuglia Raps Byrnes Speech   Argentine Minister Accuses Retiring US Secretary of Intolerence

2elx =   Gov. Jester Urges Texas U. Graduates Cantinue Educetion

Republican County Chairmen To Organize “92 Club” — Want More Recosnition For What They Do

Clouds Drift Over Oklahoma Today   Fail To Offer Relief From Consistent Heat

Some Type Of Bonus Certain  For 1948 Vote   Few Lowa Legislators Would Vote Against It On The Floor

‘Some Type of Bonus Plan Will Be Submitted to Iowa  ‘Voters for Decision in ’48

SENATORS ASK REPEAL OF TAX ON INHERITANCE   Pro And Con Bills On Sunday Beer Sale Given House

Bill To Repeal Inheritance! ay Law Is Offered   Would Put State In Position’ Attract Industries, Held

UNION ACCEPTS IHC WAGE OFFER   Farm Equipment Workers Agree to Terms

Largest Of International Harvester Unions Wins Hourly Wage Increase

Special Session Unlikely, Senator Taft Believes; Coneressmen Plan Trips

Bill to End Pay Claims Offered  Would Throw Portal Suits Out of Court

Government Acts  As Suits Are Filed   Congress Given Bill to Throw Pay Actions ‘Out of Court

TALMADGE FORCES SUFFER DEFEAT IN LEGISLATIVE VOTE   Thompson's Oath As Exectitive of Georgia Stands in Senate Journal

Talmadge Forces In Legislature Lose First Round   Senate Fai's to Wipe Out Thompson’s Oath As Acting Governor

Talmadge Forces Suffer A Legislative Defeat   Fail to Expunge Oath Taken by Thompson ax Acting Governar

Gov. Talmadge Reversed on  Thompson Oatt   Georgia Solons Decline To Repudiat ~ Rival’s Gesture

Suter D eleat ‘In Ga. Assembly   ‘Legislative. Forces Fail. To : ‘Delete’ Thompson’ Oath >From © Senate . Journal

Talmadge Forces Receive Setback  Vote Sustains Thompson Oath; Way Open for Court Decision

Issues Up To Talmadge For Court Verdict  Attorney General Says Case May Be Presented Within  a a

Talmadge Forces Fail to Expunge Thompson Oath  Lt. Gov. Swore To Exercise Executive Powers in Dispute

Thompson’s Oath Stays In Records   Way Clear for Court Test in Georgia Crisis

Talmadge Loses Case In Assembly   Suffers Setback  In Attempt To"

Talmadge Forces Lose First Round As Legislature Fails  ToExpunge Thompson Oath

TALMADGE MEETS FIRST DEFEAT   Senate ‘Votes to Retair  Thompson Oath of Office in Journal   PRESIDENT BREAKS TIE

Talmadge Forces Lose Round in Assembly Today  Thompson's Acting Governor Oath Stays on Records

Fire Fears Cited   Truman Vetoes Science Foundation ‘Regretfully’

TRUMAN VETOES BILL      Meacure Would Have Established National Science Foundation

U.S. Sctence Foundation Bill Vetoed *   Truman Rejects Plan "With Regret’; Calls Measure ‘Unwieldly’

TRUMAN VETOES U. S. SCIENCE MEASURE   ‘Asserts Bill ‘Departs From  Sound Principles’

Truman Vetoes Science Bill   Describes Measure As Complex and Unwieldy

Plane Making Global Trip  Nears India  ee a nT er VY awk   Trip From New York to Cairo Made in Less Than 20 Hours

INDANEXT STOP IN GLOBAL FLIGH   Reynolds Forced To Stay ir Egypt Two Hours for Renairs. Refueling

“Bombshell” Takes Off From Cairo on 3rd Leg  Of World Speed Flight

Reynolds Crew Over Mid-East On Globe Trip   ‘Trouble With Nose Whee  Delays Cairo Takeoff; Karach; Next Stoo

Boom For “Ike” In GOP Battle Gains.Impetus   New Signs Appear General May Doff Uniform Next Month; Backers Step - Up Their Drive

Eisenhower May Leave Army in Jan   New Activity On His Behalf Ac GOP Cholce

Eisenhower Steps Up GOP Nomination Campaign; May Doff Uniform In January

Back Stage Support For Ike   Bradley Will Assume Army Post On Jan. 1 Leaving Eisenhower Free As “Possibility”

Eisenhower Moves Eyed By Leaders   General May Leave Post Early In 1948

Supporters Of Eisenhower For President Reportedly Active At GOP Conference

“lke” Continues Quiet On Politics   Activity Increased To Get General In  Presidential Race   Congressmen Tackle Third Week Of Work On Anti-Inflation Pian

General May Resign Post As Army Head   ee  EISFNHOWER MAY QUI AS STAFF CHIEF IN JANUARY

 * e Activity For Eisenhower Inereasing   Supporters Of Other Candidates For Presidency Anxious To Get General On Spot

Report More Activity in Behalf Of ‘Eisenhower for President’ Boom

GENERAL ‘IKE’ MAY QUIT SOON   Activity In His Behalf Fo: G. O. P. Nomination Increases

Eisenhower As Candidate Stepped Up  General Due to Leave the Army

Increased Activity For GOP Nomination... .  Backers Of Eisenhower Push Drive Amid Signs Ike Will Doff Uniform

EOENHOWER HELD MAICR BOP FACTOR   Political Activity on General’s Behalf Said to Be  on the Increase.

Fresh Hints Ike May Seek Nomination   Indications Gen. Ike May Step Out Of Uniform Jan. 1.

Problem to  Go Back to Council  Point at Issue Revolved on  Ee, GN CAMERA SEN EL

Problem to Go Back  to Council   Point at Issue Revolved on Arms Reduction

Says France  Welcomes US  ‘Initiative —   Secretary Marshall's Plan for Europe Is  “Audacious and Wise,” President Auriol Says

France Backs  US Europe Aid   Auriol Says Nation Welcomes Initiati Of Economic Plans

Aurio] Lauds Marshall's Plan To Aid Europe  Bevin, Bidault Open Talk   Bevin, Bidanlt Open Talks On Economic Cooperation, Sindy of Contirent's Needs

Auriol Praises Marshall Plan  Welcomes U. S. Aid To Assist Europe

French President Lauds U.S. Plan  British, French Meet To Discuss Program

Oil Session Being Held In Raleigh   Governor Takes Steps To Relieve Situation

NINE UNIONS TO ORGANIZE NEXT MONTH   LongshoremenBarred As Cooperative Front Set

Moveto Halt Filibuster In House Beaten   206 Bills Held Up By  Filibuster in House

MYSTERY DEATH STIRS-ENGLAND  CALL FOR INQUEST IN CASE OF WOMAN MINISTER

Odessa Workers Return To Jobs; Fact-Finders Appointed by Jester To Study Walkout Issue

SITUATION AT ODESSA IS NORMAI   Governor Jester Appoints Board Probe Walkout:

Service Being Restored Over Affected Area   Jester Appoints Group To Inquire Inta Saunhhle

Peace Pacts Readied for Five Nations  Riots in Trieste Heralds First Day of Liberty

Formal Peace Pact Set for Europe  Ceremonies Slated For Moscow, Paris

Ceremonies in Paris, Moscow Wind Up War   Deposit cf Treaties Marks End of Era for Hitler’s Followers .

Peace Comes for Five Nazi Satellites   End of Era for Italy, Finland, Hungary Bulgaria and Romania

Peace Comes To Ex-Axis Nati ions  a 5 Treaties “Ratified,  Ende Ware Ear Theds

Peace Pacts  To Be Signed   Formal Ending of War Comes for Five Satellites of Germany 

FORMAL PEAGE Té FIVE SATELITES OF NAZI GERMANY   Ceremonies Held In Paris and Moscow Signalized End of the Era.   FNAL STEP TONIGHT   Instruments for the Italian Treaty Was Deposited With France.

Formal Peace for Five Countries. Comes In Europe   Ceremonies at Paris, Moscow Attend Signing

Peace Comes To Satellites Nazi Germany   Documents Ratifying Peace Treaties Are Filed in Paris, Moscow With Fitting Ceremony

Formal Peace Is Reality for Five Nazi Satellites   Pacts Signed. With ‘Defeated Nations ‘In. Paris, Moscow-“Enel nf Si uvene Len

PEACE COMES TONIGHT TC FIVE NATIONS   Instruments of Ratification for Five Nazi Satellites Deposited, With Treaties Effective at 7 P.M.

 — PARIS AND MOSCOW CEREMONIES MARK FORMAL END OF WAR—  Treaties Bring Peace to Nazi Satellites

Were Nazi Satellites   Midnight Set for End: oF Ero For Holy, Finterd, Hun-~ gury, Bulgaria, Romania -

Formal Peace Comes Tonight To Nazi Allies   Ceremonies Mark End of Era For “  German Satallisac

Formal Peace Comes Tonight To Satellites   New Era Begins for Five Former Nazi _ Satellite Countries; Italy Mourns Harsh Peace Terms.

Documents Are Deposited In Two Capitals   Representatives O Allies Present For Ceremonies

Five Former Enemy Nations Take Forward Step With Sianing of Peace Treaties

Peace Comes Te Nazi Satellites   Treaties Officially End War Germany Started Five Years Ago   MOURNING IN TRIESTE   Shops Close as Port City

“Peace”  For Five Satellites   Ratification of Treaties Ends War Era for Finland, Hungary. Italy. Romania and Bulearia

Peace Comes To  Nazi Satellites   Treaties Officially End War Germany Started Five  Years Ago   MOURNING IN TRIESTE   Shops Close as Port City Is Separated F rom ltaly by the U.N.

Formal Peace Arrives For Satellites  Ceremonies Are Held In Moscow and

Formal Peace Arrives For Satellites  Ceremonies Are Held In Moscow and Beste Picaeetcacm

5 Peace Treaties Signed   Big Four Ends ‘Hostilities With Former German Satellites

Peace Comes To 5 Beaten Nazi Puppets   Treaties Signed For Italy, Finland, Hungary, Bulgaria And Romania

Formal Peace To Be Signed By Axis Group   FIVE EUROPEAN POWERS TO ACCEPT PACTS TONIGHT

"FORMAL PEACE FOR DEFEATED NATIONS NEAF   Ceremonies in Paris and Moscow Mark End of Era for Germany's Allies

Treaties Become Effective Today   Ceremonies In Paris And Moscow Signalize End Of Era For Italy, Finland, Hungary, Bulgaria And Romania

MARTIN BACKS MOVIE PROBE   Speaker Of House Asserts Attacks On Red Inquiry Are “Propaganda”

US Rejects Soviet Demand.in Jap Peace Treaty Discussions   “Same Plan Rejected in July by Russia

BRITAIN STOPS CONVERSION OF POUND - DOLLAR   Nation Faces Further Cuts In Food, Vital Products As Loan Dwindles

British May Receive More Shortages   John Bull Asks Freedom In His Buying

British ‘Saving’  View ed Threat  — ToFood Supph   Other Shortages Expected To Follow Suspension Of Sterling Conversion

Britain Further Reduces Credit      Withdiaws Funds From &:: §. Loan 

$400,000,000 Will Be Left By August 29   Dollar Exchange Suspended; Trade Concessions Sought

ENGLAND'S LOAN BALANCE PARED   Less Than Half a Billion Will Remain in Bottom of U. S. Keg by Aug. 29

Britain Draws $450,000,000 To Buy Goods  Payments This Mont   Payments This Month To Leave 11 P.C. Of Orizinal Amount

INCREASING FOOD SHORTAGE TAGES BRITISH PEOPLE   Government Move To Con. serve Dollars Expected To Cut Vital Imports

British Act To Reduce U. S. Loan   Withdrawals To Cut To $400,000,000 The Credit Amounts Of Remaining Loan

Britons Face New Losses Of Imports   Conversion Of Sterlin, Is Suspended

Britons Face Threat Of More Supply Cuts   Conversion Of Sterling is Suspended

La of  Othe Vital Shortages   Caused by Suopsanioe ° Con Into   WARNING TO BRITONS   New Arrangement To Conserve Britain's. Dollar

dalts Trading Of Pounds For Dollars . . .. Britain Faces Still Shorter Food Supplies

Britons Facing New Shortages In Food Imports   Government Suspends Convertibility Of Pounds Sterling Into Dollars

Plan Announced For Conserving Dollar Reserves   Reduction of Imports Ordered; Conversion Of Pounds Is Halted

Suspension Of Trading In Dollars Has Started   Efforts Being Made To Conserve Supply Of England’s Funds

BRITISH CREDITS AGAIN TO FALL DURING AUGUST   main From Large  Only. ose to ReLoan by U.S.

British Tighten Belts Under New Emergency Ruling   As American Loan Dwindles, People Are Urged to Strive for Increase nf Exnarte

Further Import Shortage Looms For Gt. Britain   Suspension Of Sterling Convertibility To Cut Overseas Supplies.

British In Worst Squeeze   Dollar Hoarding Will Leac to Increased Shortage in Food Supply

Britain Stops Run on Dolla By Embargo   Trade Slump Sure; Further Shortage Of Food Forecast

DOLLARS, POUNDS EXCHANGE CURB TO ‘AID BRITISH CASH   Further Withdrawals of Loar Cash Anticipated to Mect Eneland’s Needs

Britons Face Threat Of More Supply Cuts  Conversion Of Sterling 

MORE SHORTAGES DUE  BRITISH AS RESULT  OF EXCHANGE ACTION MOVE TO HALT CHANGE  OF STERLING TO U. S. NOTTARS FAR-REACHING

“Scheme Worked Out’ To Meet Dollar Crisis ' Will Result: in Less Food. Clothes, Imports

Britain Facing New Shortages  New Plans Made to Conserve seers es

BRITISH FACE MORE SCARCITY AFTER DECISION   Suspension of Conversion of Pounds Into Dollars to Reduce Imports

British Credit Here Dropping   Will Be Down to 400 Million by August 29

British Loan Balance Fast Running Out   Only $400 Million Expected to Be Left By, Month’s End

BRITISH PINCH 10 GROW: BAR      Sterling Frozen In Attemp' - To Bolster Nation’s  Eronomic Statue

C i COURT  SION OF  ANIMOUS   bjections to Plan pproved Novy. 5 jithout Merit”

HECISION OF HGH COURT INANINGLS      Objections to Plan Approved Nov. 5 “Without Merit” °

90% of Big Plant Is at Work Today   Await Delivery of Pumps, Other Equipment to Finish Building 24-MillionDollar Improvement.

Siegel Was in Jewelry Theft Ring, Says Officer Probing His Slaying

Lalmadge Supporter Breaks Up Meeting, Shakes Finger in Face of Bishop; Students Denounce Talmadge.

ANOTHER HECTIC DAY IN ATLANTA   Confusion And Fiery Speech Sandwiched In Between Two Pravers.

Protection For Liquor Dealers   Witness Declares Liquor Was Openly Delivered to Tavern Near City Hall

(Bill McCahan Hurls No‘Hitter As Philadelphia ‘A’s Nip Senators 3-0

Man, Wife Plunge to Their Deaths  Policeman at Scene Has Narrow Escape

THREE EARTH SHOCKS FELT IN CALIFORNIA   Tembiors Center in Mountains 100 Miles From 20s Angeles—No Damare BRenorted,

WEEKEND MIGHT BRING HISTORIC EUROPEAN MOVE   Reds Must Decide Whether To Join Britain And France In Planning Eco.nomic ‘One World” For Europe.

Europe's Future In Russ Hands  Stalin Decision On Economy Waited

Stalin’s Decision on Aid Program Holds Key to New Europe   ‘Red Acceptance of Plan ~ Would Unite Continent But Hit Red Grip

Dilemma Faces Premier Stalin  Must Decide if Natior To Join Recovery Plar

Stalin Pushed For Answer On  Marshall Plan   Soviet Leader Must Give Reply By Monday On Freneh-British Unity Request

‘One World’ On Continent Up to Stalin   Decision on Economic Union Awaited by U.S., France, Britain

Choice Hard for Russians   Reds Stand to Gain and Lose inEcomomic Part

Reds Interested In U. S. Plan To Aid Europe   Information Is Too Scant

Stalin Must Decide Issue On Week-End   Reds Given Until Monday To Back Economic Plan

Stalin to Decide On United Europe  To Answer Question Of Economic Whole

Russians Ponder. Collaboration on Marshall Scheme   Britain and France , Await the Kremlin’s » Decision on Plan

WEEKEND MAY BRING DECISIVE MOMENTS, EUROPE’S HISTORY   The Decision Lies In the Mind of Prime Minister Stalin.   IS A SERIOUS PROBLEM   He Has the Choice of Two Propositions In the Matter.

Decision Could Change History   Stalin Is Faced With Problem Over The Marshali Plan.

SOVIETS MUST JOIN PLAN 10 RECEIVE HELP   Marshal! Economic Proposal Places Communist Party on Spot

Stalin Must Decide Whether Russia Will Join France and Great Britain’

British-French Discussions Put Stalin On Spot   Russia Must Make Decision This Week On Marshall Plan Of Economic ‘One World

The Weather   Soviet Union Put on Spot By Invitation   Red Rejection May Chop Off Cash to Russia

SOVIETS FACE - MOMENTOUS DECISION   Must Decide On Marshall's Proposal This Week-end   STALIN'S   Dilemma Is Both Economic. Political: Plan Would Retard Communism

European Aid Action Places Reds on Spot   Stalin Must Decide Course by Monday On ‘One World’ Plan

Stalin’s Decision Important To Future Of Eurone   Thomas Will Not Run Again

— ‘DEADLINE’ — Recovery Decision Up to Russ  STALIN REPLY, NUE MONDAY

*Weekend May Bring One Of the Most Decisive — Moments in History  Of Tangled Europe

Week End Due To Bring Russ Decision On Aid   Stalin ‘Interested’ In Mar shall Program For Re.  ed eee Es rmeme

ALLIES AWAIT PORTANT RE      Russian Answer On Plan Fo Rebuilding Europe Nears Monday Deadline

This Week May Bring Historic Stalin Decision  Up To Uncle Joe: United Europe Or   Up To Uncle Joe: United Europe, Or Soviet Drive

Russia Seeks Marshall Plan Clarification   Stalin Decision Holds Fate of Europe’s Future

TOP DECISION FACES EUROPE   Stalin's Answer to Coopera tion Plan, Due by Monday, May Change History.

Soviet Premier Must Decide if Russia Is Going To Join in Marshall’s Plan for European Recovery.  FRANCE, BRITAIN   FRANCE, BRITAIN IN FAVOR OF PLAN

Europe Plan Under Study By Moscow   Decisive Moment In Tangled History Rests On Weekend Decision

DECISION IN AID PROGRAM PUTS STALIN ON SPOT   Soviets’ 0.K. Of Plan Would Bring Needed Funds But Retard Communism

Weekend To Be Decisive In Europe  Question Of Russia Joining  act te aes ng

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Dirksen Resigns from Maiority Leader Race

Dirksen Quits Race For GOP Leadership   House and Senate Meet Friday, Await Truman Message Due Monday

Dirksen Withdraws From House Fight   IHlineis Representative Drops Out Of Fight For House Majority Leader Job

(Grain and Cotton: Prices. Increase on. Nation *sExchanges   Hog: Prices. Drop on Big Midwest Markerss ;  a ’ “Confectioners Say'  “ Diseen Penblem-

Grains, Cotton Edge Higher; Hogs Lower   Candy Materials ata Up 72 to 823% Since 194]

‘Truman’ s Train . at: Philadelphia   Arrived Outside the Munici-pal Stadium at 11:19 ASM. Today.

Grange Sets Celebration  Diamond Anniversary Te Be Observed by Ohio Radwv Nort Mandnav.

Midget Derby _ Entry Blank, Rules On Page 7   “Flying Disc’ Is Weather Bureau’s  “Mystery” Object Found In  New Mevica

Harmless Weather Balloon Mistaken For Flying Disk   Fannd Rv Rancher

‘Flying Disc? Found in Texas’ Only Weather Balloon Army Chief Says

Weather Test Balloon, Nof Saucer, Found   Object Which Created . - Much Excitement Wher Found in New Mexico Turns Out to Be “Dud”

Army Must Be Getting Jittery, Too; Its Flying Disc s Weather Balloon

Flying ‘Saucer’ Found in New Mexico Turns Out to Be « Weather Bollaon

U.S. Opens War On Steel Prices   Charges 80% of Industry Joins ‘Conspiracy’ to Fix Charees

Government Charges Steel Industry With Price Fixing  Trade Commission’s Action: First Broadside Fired Against Costs

71 Crewmen Dead Or Missing After Steamboat Blas   Six Bodies Found After Excursion Ship Explodes At Pittsburgh. . -

EXCURSION BOAT BLAST KILLS 21 AT PITTSBURGH   Island Queen Explodes At Her Dock Near Heart of City

SHIP BLAST TOLL BELIEVED 10 BE 21   Onl y Six Bodies Accounted  for after Pittsburgh  Explosion,

Ship Explosion Leaves 21 Dead   Bodies Of Seven Crewmen Of Excursion Boat Recovered: 14 Others Are Missing

21 Dead Or Missing In Boat Explosion’      Bodies of Seven Recovered At Pittsburgh

 Bankers Say Restoration Of Controls  Unwise Aet   Association Against Truman Pian to Halt Inflation; Would Cause Use of Savings

Consumers Would Cash  Savings   Senate Is Debating Immediate Assistance To Three Countries; Early Passage Seen.

Plan Survey of Aid to Europe   State Department Probes Marshall's ' Advice on Relief

Economic Plan Survey fo Start   Official to Visit European Capitals

LUXURY TAX BILL “TS AGREED UPON   MEASURE CONTINUING WAR‘TIME LEVIES 1S REVISED

PANEL AGREES TO EXTEND TAX   Tarift on Luxuries Approved By Joint Group

Wartime Taxes On Luxuries to Stand  House, Senate Conferees Agree to Continue Them indefinitely

Conferees Agree on Revised ‘ Luxury Tax Bill  Levies Will Provide Treasury With $1.300,000,000

Luxury Taxes  Will Continue   -House And Senate Con. ferees Agree For. Indefi“nite Continuance. ”

‘Chinese Theater Riot, Fatal Te 8, iHas Repercussions   Fight Killed, Hundreds Hurt; Fires Rage  Ship Blast In Brest   Harbor Causes Havoc

teste Laan Ml  Long. Time Resident Of Southwest Plymouth County Died Friday

‘Kids Day’ On Friday, Evening Program On Saturday   PROGRAMS THREE DAYE&

‘Kids Day’ On Friday August 22, And Next Night   PROGRAMS THREE DAYS

Five Five Young Children Perish in Flash ‘Fire, Crowded into Single Bedroom

Flash Fire Kills Five   Children Crowded Into Single Bedroom Dead After Stove Explosion

Five Children Killed In Stove Explosion; » Slant in Single Dn...

Five In Family Victims Of Fire At Tewksbury      Farrell Children. Crowded - Into -Bedroom -‘Because Of Housing ~ Shortaze

¥ egua Pht osophe r:  J... 4, Says He And His Neighbor Are Following New Food Conser vation Plan

SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER SAYS HE AND HIS NEIGHBOR FOLLOWIN NEW EOOD CONSERVATION PLAN

VON PAPEN IS PUT ON TRIAL   Unsuccessfully Chal lenges Tribunal’s Right To Hear Case   MAY GET TEN YEARS

REICH DIPLOMAT BRANDED SPONSOR OF HITLER REGIME   Former Vice. Chancellor May Get Prison Term If Convicted —

Charges We're Using UN to Hide Penetration   Truman Doctrine * Means Greek Bases, Delegate Declares

Former Employe ‘Testifies That Etectrical Firm Secured Wartime Contracts on Alr Force Projects. —Says Meyers Ordered Orossing  “Qut of His Name on Company Records.

DUST OF INFAMOUS LEADERS SCATTERED ON WATERS IN CITY WHERE NAZISM WAS BORN.

Bodies Of Eleven Top Nazi Leaders Cremated; Ashes Sifted Into River

Labor Saving Machinery Is Key To Prices   BABSON SUGGESTS NEW INVENTIONS FOR INDUSTRY

BABSON ADVOCATES REDUCTION OF TAXES   Believes Lowering Federal Income Tax Will Bring More Revenue While Increasing Production and Lowering Commoditv Prices.

BABSON’S Authé atic Statement —s Copyright—1947—Publisher Financial Bureau, In

Lindbergh Says U.S. Must Help Rebuild Europe   Distance No Longer Defense, He Wurns.

Must Help Rebuild West Civilization, Lindbergh Declare:   “No Earthly Distance Is Defense From Science,” Airman Warns

Lindbergh Urges Firm U.S. Stand   Reverses Previous lsolationist Views

io Earthly Distance An Adequate Oefense Against Latest Weapons Of Science, Declares Lindberg __

House Ready For Passage Of Strike Bill   Aclion Due Today; Ratification Due By Big Majority ~

ies ee ee  Tat oe Labor Program  Utility: Strike: ‘Ban,_ Equal. Pay For Women  An Bo aw cE cc,

To Use Barge To Search For Body of Weckler Girl   Abandon Plan To Divert Course of The Blue River

Barge Moved to Blue Riverin Weckler Case —   Water Diversion Held Impreactical by State

TORNADO STRIKES ELDORADO SPRINGS   CHURCH DEMOLISHED, 10 HOUSES SERIOUSLY DAM. AGED--LOSS $100,000.

Tornado Strikers City in Missouri  El Dorado Springs Bad}   El Dorado Springs Badly Damaged But No Casualties Reported

Probers Find Defective Part On Crash Plane   Order Renewal Of Senate Probe Of Air Safety

Elevator Defect Possible Cause  Of Plane Crash   Officials Continue To Probe Accident ‘And One in New York

Structural Failure Blamed For Crash Of Plane That Claimed 53 Lives In State

INSANE HELPED ~ BY OPERATION   Seven Of 15 Hopelessly Crazed Patients Discharged As Well

Hack Given Release By The Bruins   Passeau And Lee Also Are Dropped

AVOID ENTANGLING IN KOREAN SETUP ADVICE GIVEN REDS   American Delegate Answers So. viet Charges on Arrest of Revolutionaries

U.S. Delegate Is Critical Of Reds’   General Brown Tells Rus. sians In Korea To Avoid Entanglement.

COP Considers Liquor Control Reform Moves   Gates-Sponsored Bill  Goes to Policy Group For Study—Bonus for Veterans Also Up

TRUNK VICTIM PROVES TO BE EX-COUNTESS   Husband Is Sought In California Death Case

Hunt Dining Room Operator for ‘Quizzing in Trunk Slaying of Wife

Thousands Shovel Snow  In New York   Oil Deliveries Are Halted In Many Cities

#3. MILLION HEADACHE  ~ Snowed-InN. Y. Digs Out _As Fuel Crisis Impends™

Death Toll Hits 58 In Snowbound East; Fuel. Pinch in View   N. ¥. Calls Out Crew of 100,000 To Clear Bridges and Highways; Transport System Rolling Slowly

RECORD SNOW HALTS TRUCKS IN METROPOLIS   All Able-Bodied Men In City Drafted For Work

TACTICS OF RAUSSIA INDI. RECTLY FLAYED IN VAN-: DENBERG AND MAR SHALL RADIO TALKS '

U5, COMMITTED TORELTANLE RN PAN-AM, UNITY   Sec. Marshall, Sen. Vandenberg  Make Issue Clear

LEADERS GIVE RADIO REPORT   Talk Is Almed  Primartiy at Report. ing Result of Rio De Janelro Conference — Kuch Expresses Dissatisfaction with Kussia's At. tltude In The United Natlens.

AMERICAS’ PACT. CALLED BASTION   U.S. Completely Committed To Check Communism, Vandenberg Says

Lack Of Coal Halts Austin Production   Papers Speculate Crisis Might Wreck Attlee Government

Alert For New Floods As Result Of Heavy Rains   Missouri, Kansas, lowa, Nebraska Area Get Rains

CHIANG TARES OVER PREMIER JOB INCHINA   BROTHER - IN - LAW QUITS IN FACE OF CRITICISM

Chiang Back As Premier In Shakeup   Generalissimo May Name Chang Chun Vice Premier

Soong Resigns, Chiang Named  China Premier   Gerieralissimo Aims Nation Toward AH Out War With Communiaic

All-Out War in China to Settle Question of Communism Likely   Chiang Takes Over Premiership, Following Sudden Resignation -of Soong, With Future at Stake

CHIANG WIDENS POWERS, TAKES PREMIER’S JOE   All-Out Drive To Crush Com: munism Seen — Soong Quits Under Fire

Chiang Takes Over As China Premier As Soong Resigns   Nation Seen Heading For All-Out Battle To.Beat Communists

Engineers Hired By Turnpike Authority   New York Firm To Make Preliminary Survey

UN Delays Debate On Italy to Take Up Korea Problem   U. S. Propases Immediate Zone Elections Under Assembly Supervision

Bilbo, Accused by Senate Probers, Faces Biagest Test of His Career

BILBO FACES THORNY TEST INCAREER   Senate Committee Claims ‘Improper’ Use Of Office

Senator Bilho Facing Biggest Test Of Career   Senate Committee Report Charges He Improperly Used His Elected Position   LOSS OF SENATE SCRPAT TS PROBABLE

FIFTEEN DEAD IN EXPLOSION AT LOS ANGELES   Earth Shaking Blast Levels Cit Block—Over 100 Injured

15 Dead, Many Hu:t In West Coast Blast   Bulldozers Clearing Way To Start Probe In Los Angeles Plate Plant Explosion.

Los Angeles Blasi Toll Reaches 15; Many in Hospitals   Refrigeration System Breakdown May Have Crused Explosion

FIFTEEN KILLED, 200 HURT, TOLL GF CALIFORNIA BLAS    Enfire Los Angeles City Block Leveled; 500 Persons:  on

BLAST DEATH TOLL SET AT 15 TODAY: CLEAR WRECKAGE   More Than 100 Remain in  Hospitals ; Entire City — Block Is Leveled by Ex_ plosion Yesterday.   EXPLOSION MAKES (500 HOMELESS

‘Los Angeles Blast Debris Is Searched For ‘Additional Bodies: Death Toll Put At 15

CITY BLOCK IN LOS ANGELES IS RAZED BY BLAST   Fifteen Persons Dead and 200 Injured  In Explosion

O00 Survivors Lett Homeless By Plant Blast   Property Damage May Exceed $1,000,000; 15 Dead. 200 Hurt

Acid Explosion Blamed for L. A. Disaster   Mass Inquest Next Week; 100 Still in Hospitals

Rescuers Search Plant Debris for More Blast Dead   'Los Angeles Explosion Said Worst in Years; 15 Die, 200 Injured

Balkan Report  Faces Tough Time In U.N.   Soviet Russia May Veto Any Condemnation  Of Balkan Allies

Rough Sailing Ahead For Balkan Report   Definite Prospect That Soviet Russia Miaht Veto Condemnation Of Her Allies      Truman Difficulty In Finding Greek Aid Chief Threatens To Delay American Program   State Department Reported Acquiring RFC Loan To Finance Start Of Undertaking

Balkans Report Faces Hard Days  Russia To Oppose Jibes At Yugoslavia

BALKAN PROBERS CALL GUERRILLAS MENACE 10 PEAGE   U.N. Commission Also Sees Albania and Bulgaria 73 lameaworthy”’

OVEN EXPLODES INJURING TWO PERSONS  LIVESTOCK JUDGING AT FAIR SET

Two Injured as Oven Explodes At State Fair   Heat ‘Menaces  Livestock; Two

Bulganin Now No. z Russian   Appointment. As Dep. uty Prime Minister Puts Him‘In Line  Te Suerceed Stalin

Soviet Hikes Bulganin to No. 2 Spot   General of Army Heir Apparent to Stalin Hierarchy

BULGANIN NEW STALIN DEPUTY   Armed Forces Chief Made One of Russian Elect °

Expect Soviet Demand To Ban A-Bomb Output   Formal Pranosal May Re Medea Directly Ts TIN Sarsnetéeu Pxsimatl

Russia May Ask UN for Immediate Ban on Further Procuction of A ‘Bombs As First Siep in Control

Move to Curb Bomb Waited   Gromyko Will Seek Ban by U. N. Council

Atomic Bomb Future Sull UN Problem   Russian Delegate Expected Tuesday to Demand Immediate Ban on Further Bomb Production.

Reds Ask Ban  ‘On Production Atomic Bombs   Delegate Gromyko May Embody Demand In Formal UN Motion Next Week

Russia Expected To Propose Formally  That UN Ban Further A-Bomb Output

RUSSIA EXPECTED TO SEEK BAN OF U.S. ATOM BOMBS  GROMYKO MAY MAKE  FORMAL MOTION TO U. N. ON TUESDAY

To Seek Atom Ban   Russia Ready Today To Propose Halt to U. S. Manufacture

Reds May Ask U.S. Ban On A-Bombs  Formal Frepose! To U. N. May Be oo Ue Ne) Tnesdac

Gromyko Wants Production of  Bombs Halted   May Present Formal Motion To Council Tuesday; Speech Criticizes U. 8.   Reiect«e I' & Pian

U.S. Assailed for Makine A-Bombs   Russia’s Gromyko Demands Halt to Production As First Step Toward Control; United Nations Awaits Consideration of Knotty Palestine Issue

Russia May Propose Halt to Production of Atomic Missiles   : Gromyko Criticizes U.S For Continuing Pro duction Methods

Russia Expecte:' To Ask UN. Order Banuing Atomic Bomb Production   SOVIET DELEGATE GROMYKO FRIDAY INFORMALLY URGED HALT IN FURTHER A-BOMB PRODUCTION— CALLS MOVE FIRST STEP IN SYSTEM OF CONTROL

SOVIET READIES A-BOMB REQUEST   Reds May Formally Ask Ban ) On Bombs’ Manufacture

U.N. Awaiting Russ Demand On Bomb Ban   Gromyko Expected To Make Formal Request on Tuesday

EXPECT RUSSIA TO ASK U, N70 BAN PRODUCTION OF ATOM BOMB   Think Gromyko Will Present Question At Tuesday Session

Russ Envoy Plans Appeal  To. Council   Proposal Would Keep U. S. From Building More

N A-BOMB, SOVIET PLEA   Security Council Debate Looms At Tuesday Meeting

Formal Motion From Gromyko Waited Tuesday   Diplomat Raps U, S. For Making Weapons; Rejects Control Plan

EXPECT REDS T0 ASK BAN ON A-BOMBS   Soviet Request to U.N. to Call for an End of Manufacturing of Weapons May Be Made Formally Tuesday.

House Offered ~ New Tax Plan   Community Property Law  Asked by Daughton

PROPOSES TAX FILING CHANGE   Bill to Extend Community Property Principle To All States Offered

Community Right Sought For All   Rep. Doughton Offers Tax Plan for 1948

ARAN-SVAERE AGA SLE IVC SRO ena  Republicans Will Thow Issue © Into “48 Presidential Drive

EXPECT VETO 10 BE UPHELD   Republican Leaders Admit Tax Cut Measure Now As Good As Dead   wn Carre Inta Campaicen

GOP SENATORS ADMIT DEFEAT ON TAX ISSUE   Republicans Make Ready To Throw Problem  Into Campaign

TAX CUT BACKERS: CONCEDE’ DEFEAT   ADMIT BILL IS AS GOOD AS DEAD—TO TOSS ISSUE INTO 1948 CAMPAIGN.

TAX ISSUE TO GO INTO *48 CAMPAIGN   Republicans Contend Voters Should Have Their Opportunity

TAX GUT BILL BEATEN AGAIh   Republicans Admit’ They Will Be Unable To Override Veto

Republicans See Income Tax Slash As Big 1948 Issue  Bill Regarded Dead As Presidential Veto

Tax Cuts Will Be Campaign Issue  Admit New Measure as Good as Dead

Christmas Seal Sale Starts This Week   « « » Your Protection . Against Tuberculosis

CHRISTMAS SEAL — SALE STARTS HERE NEXT “MONDAY   ANNUAL DRIVE IN COMMUN.  ITY WILL BE MADE B3  AIL.

Postal Rate Hike Looms for Nation   House Members Told Of Need to Offset Department Deficits

Postal Hike Asked To Cut 1948 Deficit   Moratorium Asked On Rus.sia Name Calling While Marshall Is In Moscow

House Passes Measure Permitting Cashing of GI Terminal Leave Bonds

House Unanimously Passes Measure to Cash Gl Pay Bonds   Bill Goes to Senate ir Plan to Get Action at This Session

House Approves  Vets Bond Bill   Plan for Immediate Payment Voted 386-0

HOUSE PASSES GLBOND BILL   Measure To Permit Holder: To Cash Terminal Bonds  Now Goes To Senate

Bill to Pay Gl Bonds  Advances   House Passes Measure To  Let Boys Cash Them ' After Sept. 1

PERMISSION TO CASH BONDS IS VOTED BY HOUSE   Action Is Unanimeus; Quick Action By Senate Anticipated   PRESIDENTIAL VETO CONSIDERED LIKELY

House Passes Terminal Pay  Bill, 386-0 —   Measure to Permit Vets to Cash Bonds Is Sent to Senate

VOTES T0 CASH (LEAVE BONDS   HGUSE APPROVES BILY. UNANIMOUSLY — LEGISLATION SENT TO SENATE.

108 AT CLARKSVILLE  Woman Gets Injunction Against Heat As Texas Temperature Marks Tumble

Actors Testify to Hold Communists ‘Have in Hollywood   Say the Party at Present !s inclined To Be More Noisy Than Influantiol

Former Mexicoan and More Movie Stars Testify on Hollywood Red Activities

Have Foothold In Hollywood ©   Cooper, 3 Other Stars Testify During Probe

Helena Actor Testifies At Hearing   Gary Cooper Declares Communists Are Noisy, Not Influential

COOPER, THREE OTHER  STARS ASSERT MOVIE  REDS NOISY, FUTILE ROBERT MONTGOMERY,  _ RONALD REAGAN AND +} GEORGE MURPHY TALK

RED TINGE IN ACTORS GUILD: HEARING TOLD   Has Few Members Very Active in Causing Trouble,  Montgomery Sava.

BUSY BEAVERS BUT DO SCANT DAMAGE THERE   Bob Montgomery Tops Parade of Actors At Hearing

Actor Guild © Reds Scored’ by Four Stars   ‘Communists Noisy’, but Not influential, : “tase Probers To'd

G. Cooper Minimizes  Red Power   Montgomery, Murphy Reagan Deny That Actors Dominated

Filmdom’s Reds Said More Noisy Than Influential   Four Actors Tell Of Foothold By Communists

Film Stars Call Reds Anioying   Cooper, Montgomery, Regan and Murphy Agree Communists Trying to ‘Muscle-in’, Create Disturbance in Hollywood Guilds   Picture on Page 21

WEDEMEYER REPORT NOT BEING REVEALED   State Department Rules Against Disclosing Information On * china And Korea

Wedemeyer’s Report Kent Secret   Soviet Proposal to Withdraw From Korea Is Rejected

CROWN JEWELS 10 ‘STAY PUT’   Not Even Princess’ Wed. ding To Take Them From London Tower

Truman Ends Mexico Visit   Leaves Mexico City For Texas At Early Hour This Morning

Pilot Reports Great Tidal Wave: Manila Views It as a False Alarm

Truman In Role Today Of Tourist   * Tells Mexicans U. S. To Stand By The Good Neighbor Poliev.

—ON TOUR— Busy Day Is Scheduléd For Truman  Good Neighbor  Tt 1: vet. Ct, __

MEXICANS HEAR TRUMAN'S VOW OF ‘GOOD WILL’   President Turns Tourist A He Faces Full Second Day During Visit

U.S. PLEDGE   Good Neighbor Policy Is Re-affirmed By President Truman

Truman Taking Look af Mexico  Says U.S. Intends To Stand by Policy

U.S. Stands By Good Neighbor !Policy, Truman Tells Mexico   American Doctrine of Non-Interyention Also Renewed by President; Turns to Sight-Seeing After Formal Address in Mexica City

Truman Avows Good Feeling   President Tells Mexico U.S. Won’t Intervene

Truman Sightseeing in Mexico After Pledge Of Good Neighborliness

MEXICAN TOUR STARTED BY PRESIDENT   Non-Intervention Promise Given To Mexico   Among Nations Will Not Be Tolerated, Chief Executive States

Continuance of Non-Agaression Pact Promised   Ovation Greets Appearance of Two Executives

Truman Sightseeing In Mexico Today: States U. S. Policy   Receptions, Féstival Held in Honor of American Visitor

Truman Sets Out For Look At Mexico Today  “ee Cons Ne Tt Oars dies in Me ‘KICO City pea   “THE WH OLPF.HPARTED

TRUMAN STARTS MEXICAN TOUR   Will Lay Wreath At Foot Of Monument To Independence

WON'T MEDDLE, PRESIDENT SAYS   CHIEF EXECUTIVE I$ FETED ON TOUR SOUTH OF BORDER

Truman Repeats Policy Pledge Of  Non-Interv ention   Mexico President Asks Education To “ Destrov Prejudice

Truman Sets Out To Look At Mexico   “Lawlessness Thing Of Past,” President Says

Truman Has Full Schedule Today in His Mexico Visit; Great Welcome Given Chief

MEXICO HEARS TRUMAN PLEDGE   Friendliness Is Theme As President Tours Land

President Sets Out Like Any Other Tourist in Mexico  Truman Asserts U. $. - Will Stand By  Neighborly Policy

PRESIDENT SETS OUT FOR LOOK AT MEXICO AFTER PLEDGING U. S. -WILL STAND BY GOOD NEIGHBOR -POLICY

Truman Inspects  Mexico   Neighbor Policies ‘Are Stressed In Night Speech

Truman’s Day Is Devoted To Seeing Sights   Takes a Look At Mexico After Reception Last Night In National  Palace

TWO COUNTRIES AEATTIRM HES OF FRIENDSHIP   Truman Visits Mexican Capital And Pledges Good Faith And Cooperation  Of U. S.; Aleman Responds.

Non-Intervention Is Basic for Americas   President Has Full Schedule for First Day of His Good Will Visit to Mexico; ‘Never Had Such Welcome

Full Adherence to Good Neighbor Idea Pledged by Truman    President Given Thundering Welcome by Mexican Citizens, Officials

Churchill Says Truman Appeal for Aid to Two Nations “Great Event’

MORE. THAN 2500 WILL BE IDLE  Shell Oil Company Plant In Texas Pickefed By Strikers

Australia Asks: UN Intervention   Wants. Action To - Stop Indonesian Conflict ~

TWO COMPLAINTS   Stop Indonesian Hostilities, Balkan Aggression Charnes Made

ELDORA WOMAN, 90, IS KILLED   Mrs. lake Abbott Struck Crossing Street

Point Plan for  Atomic Controls   Soviet Delegate to UN Makes Important New Concessions cn Question

Presents 8-— roney Plan      WOULD ADMIT NON-RUSSIANS TO . _INSPECT SOVIET CILITIES; GAP REGARDING VETO STILL EXISTS oe

Gromyke in Atom Rule Concession   Would Allow Inspection Of Soviet Facilities  Ry Non-Russi‘ins.

SOVIETS OFFER PROGRAM FOR ATOMIC CHECK   Strong Note To Russia On Hungarian Activity

Modify Russ Attitude On Atom Control   Andrei Gromyke in UN Speech Declares Country Willing te Make Important  Conrecsignc.

Reds Concede  Some Points   Gromyko Urges Plan Of Atomic Inspection And Control Setup

Russia Concedes Important Points On Atomic Control   Special Session Of United Nations Hears Pronosals

Gromyko In  To Allow Inspection   Submits 8-Point Program to Allow Non-Russians to  See Russ Holdings

ClO Opens Its Ninth: Annual. Meet At Boston   “Sec. Marshall Will Talk to. Convention, Wed.

Cabinet Talks Phone Strike   No Prospect of U.S. Action in Tie-up   Military Group Fails To Agree   Jobless Pay Fund Now Totals $500.903.006

OHIO LAW CHIEF IN LIQUOR PROBE   Herbert Asks Jenkins Join Quiz Into Quick Boost Of Inventory

ROADS OPEN BUT MOTORISTS WARNED OF ICE   State Digging Out of Drifts--

French Send More Troops To Indochina   Big Oceon-Liner Put Into Service As Troop Transport¢

POILUS HEADING FOR INDO-CHINA   (8,000 French Troops Leave Homeland To Battle VietNamese Forces

TRUMAN, KRUG URGED TO GET COAL CONTRACT   Solon Foresees Strike Ir April Unless All Sides Satisfied

Speed On Coal Contract Urged  Should Go Limit To Settle Rifts, Said

Schwellenbach Denies President's Stand on Near East Constitutes War Challenge to Soviet Russia

BRITISH FEAR WALKOUTS MAY STOP INDUSTRY   Return To Work Appeal Is Rejectec

Britain Fears Strike To Idle All Coal Pits   Walkout Of 43,000 Brings Severest Crisis To Nation

Building Construction Costs Not Likely to ‘Rise. Predicts Official

Hartley Seeks Right To Work Labor Bills   Would Outlaw ‘Goon Squads,’ Sue Petrillo Under Anti-Trust Act

Budget Reduction Wins Approval  House Vote Is Set on Appropriations

SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA HIT BY HEAVY STORN   Trees Wrecked, Utility - Lines Felled, Streets Flooded by Rains.

Students Planned March on Austin   Two Witnesses Tell of Efforts Made To Oust Gilchrist from A. & M.

IN HOUSE FIGHT ON SCHOOL BILL   ‘Steamroller’ Charge Hurled In Wake Of Passage; Pay Boosts Set Up -

Chinese Reds at City Suburbs   Manchurian Capital Changchun, Periled

Column of Reds Near Changchun   Government Faces Student Strikers

China Reds Make Gains   Changchun Virtually Under Siege; Student Riots Flare in South

CHINA RED FORCE NEAR CHANGCHUN MANCHU CAPITA   Shan ghai Students Def; Chiang’ s Edict Against  ge cy

Fourteen Named In Derby Field   The Derby Wide Open   No Clear Favorite In Sight As Louisville Reaches Race Furor

Derby Fever Reaches Peak As Race Nears      THOUSANDS CROWD INTO LOUISVILLE FOR CLASSIC

Largest Crowd In History To Witness Kentucky Derby Today--Race Called Tossup

Derby Madness Greatest as 14 Colts Are Readied for 73rd Annual Running

Wide Open Race Looms   Churchill Downs Jammed For 73rd Kentucky Derby

Forest Fire Sweeps Resort Village Roars On Virtually Out Of Contro

Senators Amend Foreign Aid Bill   Congress to Insist On Full Information About Use of Funds

REVOLT .IN PARAGUAY BLAMED ON COMMIES      Government Dispatches TIwe De  tachments To Concepcien Te Qael] Worixing

Military Figures In Political Picture   Marshall Legal Successor To Truman

Supreme Court Opens Way to Test Of Foremen’s Taft-Hartley Status

HIGHEST COURT OPENS WAY FOR LABOR ACT TEST   Union Recognition Rights Of Foremen Sent To Cincinnati Court

Way Is Openec For Full Test Of Labor Law  Decision Will Allow  Court mera on  * z.. ~~. ae ii eis 7 ; + oa

HARD DECISION ON LABOR BILL   Lewis’ Rejection Of 18 Cents An Hour Wage Boost Is Problem

Threat of New Coal Strike on July 1 Mounts   Lewis’ Rejection of Wage Offer Puts Next Move Up to Truman

Strike Threat Likely to Spur New Coal Talk   Senators Expeet Prospec May Help to Override ‘Tabor Bill Veto

COAL OPERATORS FLATLY REJECT LEWIS DEMAND   Gevernment May Interven To Revive Broken Down Negetiatious   TRUMAN MIGHT HAVE! TO SIGN LABOR BILL’

Mounting Threat of Strike Will Make it Harder for President to Veto Conference Measuure.

COAL OPERATORS BREAK WITH LEWIS   Rejection Of Wage Boost Offer Puts Next Move Up To Administration To Avert Coai Strike

‘Threat OF July 1-Coal Strike Grows'Stronger Government Action To Revive  Miners’ Wage Talks Probable

Govt. Action Expected As Wage Hike Demands Halt Mine Pact Parley

Coal Strike Threat Help: Labor Bill   Government Aid May Renew Talks

Government May Act in Coal Deadlock  Threat of Strike Puts President In Tanoh Sttnatian

U. 5. May Act In Coal Wage Negofiation:   President In Hole Or }) Labor Legislation, Senator Savs

BANK CASHIER FREED AFTER ROBBERY FAILS   Kidnaped From Home, Tied In Car By Abductors

Coldest Wave Of Winter: Hits Much Of Natior  High Winds Bring Frinid Riact Fast

Mercury Skids As High Winds Blow Eastward   Frigid Air Mass Sends Temperatures on Fastest Decline

MERCURY TAKES UPWARD TREND   Relief From Biting Cold Is Due Today; Tulips Up In Oregon

WINTER GALES FROM ROCKIES SWEEPING EAST   Much Of Nation Stung By Sharpest Blasts Of The Season

STRANGLED BY MAD PROWLER, SAYS MOTHER   Claims She Fought With Attacker: Man Kills 2 Children

General Geiger Dies in Hospital   Marine Commander Was 61 and Due to Be Retired Soou

Gen. Geiger of Marines Dead  Tam  Lt gL al alin %   Top Leeder of War 2 Hospitdlized a Week

Gen. Geiger Dies Today   One of Top Marine Corps Leaders in War Succumbs Today

General Geiger, Famed Marine  Leader, Passes  Veteran of Both War:  Was Due to Retire Ase Eel af Thie Ahad

GEN. ROY GEIGER, MARINE LEADER IN PACIFIC, DIES  DEATH COMES ONLY  EIGHT DAYS BEFORE RETIREMENT AT 61

8 Days Before Retirement Gen. Geiger, Wartime Pacific Marine Leader, Dies At 61

LT.GENERAL GEIGER DIED. EARLY TODAY.   Commanded Fleet Marine Fy erces In the Pacific: ".

LT. GEN. GEIGER DIES IN HOSPITAL   Former Fleet Marine Commander, Ill Week, Was Set To Retire

General Geiger  Dies In Hospital   “Marine Corps Leader Was Due To Retire In Eicht Daves.

MARINE CORPS GENERAL DEAD   End Comes 8 Days Before  Retirement Date

TOUGH MARINE GENERAL DEAD   Roy Geiger, 61, Stricker , Eight Days Before His Formal Retirement

Gen. Roy Geiger o' Marine Fame Dies   Hero of Guadalcanal and Okinawa Drives Succumbs

He Led Army-Navy Forces In Island-Hopping Assault Across the Pacifie

GENERAL GEIGER ONE OF TOP CORPS ‘LEADERS SUCCUMBS   Pioneer of Marine Aviation and  Hard-Hitting Leader Is

General Geiger Of U. S. Marines Taken By Death   Was To Retire In 8 Days: Commanded 10th Army In Okinawa Campaiga

LT, GEN, GEIGER SUCCUMBS IN NAVAL HOSPITAL   Succeeded Buckner on Okie nawa; Noted Officer Was to Retire Next Week

GENERAL GEIGER DIES OF ILLNESS   Top Marine War Leader  Shecumbe in Unenjtal

Gen. Geiger Dies; Top Marine Corps Leader   Commanded Tenth Army on Okinawa: Fought Japs on Guadalcanal

MARINE CORPS GENERAL DEAD   Roy S. Geiger, 61, Was One Of Top Military Leaders In World Wear Il

Marine Leader Dies in Hospital  Death Comes 8 Days Before Retirement

LT.GEN.RS. GEIGER OF MARINE CORPS DIES IN HOSPUTAL   Prominent Werld Wer ! General Had Been Due   am Boten Neve Wack

Explosive-Laden Letters, Sent from Italy, Received By Several Noted Britons

TOP BRITONS GET POSTAL   Scotland Yard States Envelopes Contain Gelienite

Scotland Yard Discloses Marder Plot On Britons   Bags Of Explosive Powder And Watch-Like Mecha. nisms Delivered By Mails—Jewish Térrorists . Blamed For Plot

Booby Traps Mailed to Prominent Britons From Italy; None Explode

Booby Traps Received By Mail from Italy, But Scotland Yard Silent on Recipients

FARM BUREAU HEAD APPEALS TO PRESIDENT   Threatened Railway Strike Endangers Coast Crops

Railroad Issues Embargo Orders  Action Is Taken   Action Is Taken as Strike Looms

Not Alarmed Over Alaskan Defenses  But Eisenhower Says U.S. Shauld Plan an

Two Sergeants Of British Army Found Harsed   Boldier-Hostages Hanged In Reprisal By Jewish Underground In Palestine   WERE KIDNAPED NINETEEN DAYS AGO  (RITT.T.ETIN)

British . Hostages Hanged   Jewish Underground Makes Announcement Officialdom Is Silent

CLAIM BRITISH SOLDIERS HANG   Jews Describe Reprisal: But No Bodies Found Say British

See. Marshall Has Filing Cabinet in His Head, Newsmen Learn as They Pop Questions

Sugar Famine In U.S. Homes ¢ To End In’47 7   Share World. Supply Allotted This Country Near Pre-War Level

Sugar Ration Hike Promised U. $. This Year   Council Recommends Boost of Supply To Near Pre-War Levels

Says Labor Bill Will Divide Nation   Out of Money and Time, Legislature Ends Session

Tax Bill Veto Being Written   ‘Truman May Seck Slashes in January

SEMOS HAVE OWN IDEAS ON TAXES _  Odds Are Long Or Veto For Tax Bill

DEWEY ATTENDS RODEO, CONTINUES POLITICAL TALKS   Governor Will Confer With Republican Leaders In Wyoming

Three Moved From Scene  Of Accident  ATC Transport Survivors Get Helicopter Aid

SIX SURVIVORS, 23 DIE IN ATC PLANE CRACKUP   Rescue Operations Mo: Be Hurt By Weather In Icy Desert

Six Survive Plane Crash   Three Evacuated By..Helicopter—23. Others: Killed: so:

HELICOPTER USCD IN CRASH RESCUE   Three of Six Survivors 0! Labrador Tragedy Are Brought Safely In

Wreck Survivors Are Brought Qut in a Helicopter   Six Survive, 23 Dead, In Labrador Army Plane Crash -

SIX SURVIVE PLANE CRASH   3 Evacuated By Helicopte: From Scene Of Crackup That Took 23 Lives

W.'U. C. Graduates Soon Fo Get Degrees   Rev. Holdeman, Speaker At 47th Commencement Exercises May 29th

Western Union To Award 29 Degrees Thursday Evening  Three Men To Be Awarded Honorary Doctor Of Divinity

France Makes Str ongest Bid F or 1948 UN   Variety Of ‘Palaces, Othe Facilities Offered; Four ‘Other Capitals In  ' Onest

More Funds Reeded On 1947 Polio Drive Because Of Esideric Last Year

Huge Airport Program Is Proposed   Extensive Patterr Of Development Planned for Nation

CAA to Announce Airport Program   Program Will Stress Improvement of Airfields At Larger Cities

Mother, Six Children Are Burned To Death      Grandson Also Dies in Fire That Damages Residences

EIGHT KILLED IN HOME FIRE   Woman and Seven Children Perish in Blaze; Six  Others Are Saved

MOTHER, SIX CHILDREN DIE IN HOME FIRE   Six Members of Family Eseape by Leaping from Windows

Eight Killed In’  New Jersey Fire  Mother, Six Children And Grandson Die _

Trains Collide In Snow Storm   Limiteds Crash at Perham, Minnesota

Taft Forecasts Drop In Prices And Pay Boosts   Survey Made By Senate. House Group Reveals Outlook Of Many  Risctisse BWhias

Agreement Found In Eco* nomic Outlock Made For cenate-House Group

Prices To Go Down Survey Indicates  Increase in Wages Also Forecast Ry Businessmen Answering Poll

Survey Shows Business Men Think Prices Will Fall. Wages Rise in 1947

Business Men See Wages Going Up and Prices Down  Gowan blamen Picante Naswentidinn   Senate-House Economic Committee Gets Business Outlook Survey Data

Truman Delays Final Action On Tax Bill   President Has 10 Days To Veto Or Signs May Act After Return From Kk. C.   Many Believe Most Prices Will Fall. Waaes Mav Push Upward

—FORECAST ON ECONOMY— Business Men See Wage  Increases, Price Cuts

\Survey Sees Price Tumble, Wage Increase During Year No Cross-Section of Opinion, However

Congressional Survey Of Business Opinior  Indicates Prices Will Drop, Wages Push U;

PRICE TUMBLE ANTICIPATED   Businessmen Make Prediction In Congressional Questionnaire

Economic Committee Makes Survey...  Lower Prices And More Pay  Likely Before End Of Year

Prices To Fall While Wages Push Upward   That’s Concensus of Business Outlook Survey for rconomic Group

‘Economic Committee Makes Survey .. .  ogee  Lower Prices An d More Pay Likely Before End Of Year

Taft Says Survey Shows Businessmen Expect Prices To Dron, Wages To Rise Rest-Of Year

Rail Workers Demand Thirty Percent Boos!      Five Operating Brother. hoods Ask Immediate Action

RAILROAD UNIONS CALL FOR ACTION ON WAGE REQUES!   Five Brotherhocds Declare Further Delay in Consid‘ering Demands Could  “Disturb Operations.”   30 PER CENT RAISE ASKED FOR 350,000   Workers Urge Negotiations on Rules Changes Be Set Aside Until Pay Question Is Decided.

Railroad Unions Demand Immediate  Increase in Wages  Seek Third More Money, Threaten Disturbed Road Operations

WAGE DEMAND IS PUT FORTH BY RR UNIONS   5 Brotherhoods Ask Immediate Action On 30 Per Cent. Hike

QUICK ACTION ‘S SOUGHT BY RAIL UNIONS   Consideration Is Asked on Proposed Heavy Wage Boost

Railroad Unions Demand Action  _ Want Consideration  Of Waae Proposal

Brotherhoods Demand 30Pct. Boost Nov. Ist   Want Other Negotiations Dropped And Wages Taken Up Now

Railroad Unions Call For Action On Pay Proposal  "Meglect” Charge Is Denied By Carriers

‘ Say Delay Could ‘Disturb Operations’  Rail Workers Demand ‘Action On Wage Hike

GOP Expects Close Win for War Probers   Decisive Vote Near In Senate—Party Lines Dominate

Baruch Wants Report Accepted   Warns Man May Be “Deluded Into False Sense of Security”

Austin May Soften U. S. Attitude   Would Seek Soviet Cooperation On Atomic Control

France Swings From Middle Road to Closer Alliance With U. S., Britain

F rance Swings From Middle Road To Closer Alliance With U. S., Britain   Ry WES GALLAGHER

Flight Demonstrates Implica. tions Of Long-Range — Shuttle Attacks

See Election as Test of U.S. Strength   De Gaulle’s Union Lists Heavy Support in Paris

Leading U.S. Educators Urge Military Training   HERBERT’S FOOD GROUP HOLDS FIRST MEETING

Vote Is Large Enough To Void Truman Veto   Two Republicans Join 15 Democrats in Fighting Measure

BROAD MEDICAL Al) PLAN ASKED   Appeal For Nationwide Health — Insurance Made By Truman

Truman Asks Broad Medica Aid Program   Nothing Will Come Of It This Session. Belief

President Renews Plea ‘For Broad Medical Aid,  Health Insurance Plan

Broad Medica! Aid Program Again Urged By President   Congress Leaders, However, Expect No Action on It At This Session

Presisent Makes Appeal —  Asks Congress Act on  National Health Plan

TRUMAN APPEALS TO CONGRESS FOR MEDICAT AID Py.AN   President Proposes Creatior of Nation-Wide Health and Disability Insurance System.   ACTION AT PRESENT SESSION IS UNLIKELY   Program Would Provide Funds to Pay Necessary Hospital, Doctor and Dentist Bills.

President Again Asks For Federal  Insurance Plan   Truman Appeals To Congress For Medical Aid  Program Including Nationwide Health Ineurance* eee Dans koe oe

Congressional Approval Held Unlikely Now   President Appeals for Nationwide Health Insurance

MEDICAL ATTENTION: IS FAVORED   Truman Forwards His Message on National Health Insurance

Free Enterprise Britain's One Hope  Says Churchill   Labor Government’s Program Will Bring Disaster, He Declares

a Churchill Says Free Enterprise is Britain’s Sole Chance to Avert Ruin

Churchill Urges Free Enterprise  Renews Attack Upon Socialist Proaram

churchill Hits Labor Regime’s  ‘conomie Plan  ‘Free Enterprise’ Is Alternative Offered ae MS ee ee

Churchill Pleads With Britons for ‘Free Enterprise  VJsaene That Rank cunts   Warns That Bankruptcy Hunger and Death Is Facing the Empire

Anti-Trust Suit Claims Monopoly  In Color Movies   Three Defendants Fae  U. S. Complaints Of Iiegal Agreements

U.S. Charges Monopoly in Color Movies   Anti-Trust Suit Is Filed in Los Angeles; Three Firms Accused

Clark Charges  Monopoly Exs  In Color Movies   Attorney-General Files Anti-Trust Suit To Bust It

COLOR PICTURE CHARGE FILED   Clark Says Monopoly Exists In Film Industry

Color Pictures Firms Facing Anti-Trust Suit  a a   U.S. Charges Monopoly Agreement in Produc: tion of Films

Townspeople and Students Watch Jayhawkers Start  For   SURE OF A VICTORY

SEND-OFF TO GAME   Townspeople and Students Watch Jayhawkers Start  For Linc   SURE OF A_ VICTORY

Vandenberg Wants Uranium For Aid   Would Trade Relief Goods For Precious Materal   Of A-Bomb.

Ebb in-Rising Tide  Of Prices Forecast   Three Major Influences On The Economic Pulse In. 1948 Given Bv: Federal Expert 

Truman Advisers Are. Predicting Big Year   Nation Needs Only A Break In Weather, Wage Demands And F ‘oreign Aid To Produce Ebb In Inflationary Trend.

EXPECT RECORD PRODUCTION T0 CHECK PRICES   Economic Adviser Sees Ebb in Tide of Inflation Next Year

Weather Is Key fo Price Drop   Wage Demand, Aid for Europe Could Boost Inflation

Production Record Seen  During 1948   Inflation’s End Said Possible hy U. S. Feconomist

Record Output Is Expected In Next Year   Ebb in Tide of Rising Prices Possible, U. S. Expoerts Assert

RECORD IS SEEN IN PRODUCTION   Economists Think Big Supply May Bring Lower Prices   HINGES ON 3 FACTORS

Predicts Top Production In Next 12 Months   Dr. Nourse, Economic Adviser, Sees Weather As Major Factor; Says Prices May Ebb

RECORD OUTPUT SEEN FOR NEXT YEAR IN NATION   Rising Prices Also May End Or Slow Perceptibly, Economist Says

‘— EXPERT FORESEES PRODUCTION DECORD —  Predicts Ebb in Price Spiral During 1948

Peak Production, Price Leveling In 1948 Predicted   Weather, Labor And Foreign Aid Will Be Maior Influences

Record Year Predicted Foi Production  Top Economist oe .. ¢£a40 CLR   Top Economist Sees 1948 Ebb  In Rising Prices

Super Production Forecast for U.S. In Next 12 Months   Top Economist Sees ‘Possible Price DropsMuch Depends on ~: ‘(JQOAR Cran Yiside

Much Depends On The Weather  Record Production, Lower Prices Forecast For 1948

—1948 OUTLOOKProduction Gain, Lower  Prices Seen  Fair Crop Year Seen Big Factor ,

Record Production, Ebb In Inflation Tide Seer   Next Twelve Months Shoulc Bring Output Peak And Abatement Of Rising  Prices, Top Economist Reports

Nourse Sees Price Drops As Possible  Eeonomic Chief Lists Weather as

Fecord-Breaking Production and Ebb in Rising Prices Seen for Next 12 Months

Record Production Predicted For 1948   Government’s Top Economist Also Sees Ebb In Tide Of Rising Prices

Next 12 Months To Bring Record Production, Slisht Reduction In Prices, Economist Says

Economic Trend Hinges on Three Major Factors   Top U.S. Economists Say Fair Crops Wiil Help Curp Price Surge

Record Breaking Production Is Held Probable   Chairman Of President’s Council Of Economic Ad. visors Says Good Crop “Wear Mav Check Inflation

 Production, Good Weather Can In Next 12 Months Furnish Ebb In Tide of Rising U. S. Prices

TopProduction. Ebb in Prices 1948 Forecast   Good Crops May Abate Inflation, Council Reports

Record Output In US.  Is Seen   Economic Advise Predicts Ebb  In Prices

ruman Adviser Sees Ebb in Tide of Infla flation  NOURSE PREDICTS RECORDBREAKING OUTPUT IN 1948

Economy Adviser Sees Price’s Ebb   Also Forecasts Record Breaking U. S. Production

1948 OUTPUT IN U.S. MAY SET RECORD   Ebb in Tide of Rising Prices Also Foreseen for New Year by President’s Top Economist, Dr. Edwin Nourse.

TOP ECONOMIST SEES HOPE FOR DROP IN PRICES   Record Production Looms During Coming Year, Dr. Nourse Says

1948 Could Bring Record-Breaking Production, Halt fo Rising Prices

With Fair Crop Year Possibility That 1948 Will See an Abatement Of Inflation—Nourse

Truman Economic Advisor ‘Sees Record Production, Ebb in Price Tide in 1948  Weather, Labor Relations, Foreign . Aid Listed as Greatest Influences On Year: High Employment Seen

Record Production, End of Price Rise Is Seen for 1948   Fair Crop Will Abate Inflation, Economist Says

EXPECT £ SOARING PRICES FOR NEXT YEAR   Chairman of Truman’s Economic Advisers Says Much Depends on Crops

Production May Halt Price Rise Economists Say   Weather, Labor Relations, Aid to Europe Will Be Factors in 1948 ‘Economics

View 1948 Prospects With Cheer   Next 12 Months Should Bring High Production And Resulting Ebb in Tide of Rising Prices

PERHAPS EBB IN PRICE TIDE Economist Predicts Record  U. S. Production In 1948

BREAK IN TIDE OF INFLATION _ PREDICTED   Weather Is Seen As Key Tc Lower Food Costs   ECONOMIST   Says Foreign Aid, Labor Relations Also To Have Great Influence

LEADS IN VOTE FOR HALLOWE'EN QUEEN   Initial Tabulation Of Returns Thus Far Shows Miss Roberta Nace, Menges Mills, Is Favored

HALLOWE'EN QUEEN VOTING CONTINUES   Miss Roberta Nace, Menges Mills, Still Leads—-Number Of Bands Have Been Entered In Parade

[Wage Boost Move Gains  At Capital   ‘Chances for Action ‘Arc Considered = Slight This Year; Bi-Partisan Support Seen   *Floor’ Is Uncertain

Plan To Boost Minimum Pay  Wins Support   President’s Recommendation To Raise Minimum Wage Gains Backing of Republicans in Senate.

BOTH SIDES BACK TRUMAN BID FOR NEW PAY ‘FLOOR’   CHANCES FOR ACTION THIS YEAR UNLIKELY IN SPITE OF BACKING

Proposal On Minimum Wage Wins.Supp ort      Backed By Members Of ‘Both Parties In Senate; ‘Little ‘Chance For  * Action’ This. Year

Minimum Wage Boost Is Favored But Chances of Action This Year Slim

Solons Favor Minimum Wage  Of 65c, But No Actien Seen   No Action on Truman Request is Expected At Current Session

Truman Plea For Increase  In Basie Pay  Gets Backing   Ri-Partisan Support Evidenced; Chances This Year Are Shim

TRUMAN PLAN TO BOOST WAGE FLOOR’ BACKED   Chances For Congressiona Action This Year Appear linlikely. However

Truman Plea To Boost Minimum Wage Is Favored   Republicans Join With Democrat But Chances Are Dim This Yesr.

Minimum Wage Boost Proposal Wins Backing   Members Of Both Parties Favor Plan But See Little Hope For Action In 19473 Ponder New Pay Levels

PAY HIKE IDEA GAINS SUPPORT; DELAY 1S SEEN   Republicans And Democrats Respond Favorably To Tru man Proposal Of Higher Hourly Rates For Labor.

Boost Minimum Wage Proposal Wins Backing  But Action At This Session Reported

Recovery is Matter of Considerable Doubt — President Remains at Her Bedside — Scheduled Memoriat Day Address at Gettysburg Battlefield has been Cancelled.

G.0.P. Calls For Defeat Of Foreian Aid   Rep. Leo Allen Declare: $590,000,000 Gift Would Put U. S. On Brink of Collapse.

Foreign Relief Bill Seen As. U.S. Menace   GOP Soton Claims Nation Would Be On Rrink OF Ruin

Aid Bill Defeat Asked By GOP House Leader   Allen Opens Debate With Warning Of ‘Economic Collapse’ of United States—Sees Possible Boomerang

Key GOP Leader Urges Defeat of Europe Aid Bil   Allen, Chairman of House  Rules Group, Fears Eco ' nomic Disaster   OTHER REPUBLICANS SUPPORT PROPOSAL   Representative Says U. 5. Relief Will Speed Possible Red Grabs

PERMITS OVER $4 MILLION  Home Building In Lubbock Expecfedto Set New High

Senators Rap Aid Program   Predicted That Few Members of Senate Will Oppose Measure

Two Democrats Hurl Criticism At Truman Bill   Pepper, Johnson Assail Measure As “Monstrous”

Two Democratic Senators Hit Plans To Aid Greek And Turk Gov'ts But Approval Predicted   Pepper, Johnson Hit Plan As Vandenberg Calls For Passage

Deep Snow Blankets East Coast   New England Braces For Another Storm

SAU Ves COE MICHL  ATHLETES FOOT GERM  HOW TO KILL IT. TAI AWE tzrATrp

New Arab-Jewish Clashes Slay 17 During Weekenc   Hopes of Christmas Truce Fade; Mufti Calls Bedouin Terrorist Chief

No Christmas Week Peace in:Holy Land   Weekend Violence Takes 18 Lives—Two Jews Stabbed to Death Sunday

{7 More Deaths Reported In New Palestine Fights   Three Arabs Slain  As Violence Flares

Bills to Prevent Strike Offered  One Measure to Be Voted Unon Teday

BILLS TO PREVENT PHONE STRIKE DRAWN   Stopgap and Permanent Measure introduced in House by Hartley and Hofiman.

Two Bills to Stop Telephone Strike Offered Congress   Each Would Employ Injunction; Settlement Efforts Unavailine .

Bills To Block Any Long Phone Strike Offered  House Group Will Vote On One Today

Planes Bearing Soviet Emblems Still Bombing China Army Positions

China Claims Soviet Planes  Bomb 8th Day  Outer Mongol Troop   Outer Mongol Troop: Using Tanks in Poettashan Aitack

Distillers Promise Gris; For Export To id Europeans   Presiden n Tells American Housewife She Has R Pe lity For Food Campaign Success = .e=rld War Aeainst Huneer

Arab Problem Responsible For Action   To Thresh Out Palestine Situation

To Arabs —   Call Special Meeting _ To Formally Offer Bid -To Committee Hearing

Arabs to be Given Chance at Hearing Before U.N. On Same Status as Jews ©

Plenary Sessior Called to Offer Arabs Hearing   Palestine Group Gets Same Status As Jewish Agency

Ui. Acsensily Mets in Es. This Afternoon   ON DEMAND BY INDIA   Arab Higher Commitice Had Decided to we Palestine Debate

Decision Made On a Demand  From Indians   Call Assembly Into Extraordinary Plenary Session Today

Special Session Called; Boycott Threat Is Voiced   U.S. Proposes Probe Be Conducted Withou Big Five Members

Arabs Will Get Voice Before UN   Assembly Will Accord Them Same Status As Given Jewish Agency

Formal Invitation   Hi enya Session  — Aberacn   ON DEMAND BY INDIA   Arab Higher Commitice Had Decided to Boycott . Palestine Debate

J. WOULD. BAR “BIG FIVE FROM PALESTINE. BODY   ‘Austin: Urges Establishment  of Small Neutral Inquiry,  Commicsion

Decision Made Ona Deman d  From Indians   Call Assembly Irito Extiaordinary Plenaiy, Sesion Today  wef

Assembly © Called To Special Meet   To Formally Offer: Palestin€é Arab Group A Hearing Before 55Nation Committee

UNBody Holding Special  Session   Plenary Meeting Is Called To Talk Of Palestine .

Decides to Give Higher Committee Equal Status With Jewish Agency

Palestine Argument Continues   UN Assembly Called Into Session to Offer Arabs a Committee Hearing

Arab Group — Will Get UN Hearing Bid   Same Status Will Be Given Ac Granted Jewish Agency

UN Assembly Wil Offer Arab  Committee Voice   Group Is to Receive Same Consideration From United Nations Organization As Has Been Granted to Jewish Agency

UN: WILL GIVE ARABS GHANCE “TO: AIR VIEWS   Equal Status with Jews As'- sured in Discussion Before Political Group

PRIVATE PLANE CRASH KILLS THREE OFFICIALS   Ear! Sneil, Senate Chief, Secretary Of State Tragedy Victims

2 Other State Officials And Pilot Victims   Deaths Confirmed As Search Parties Reach Wreck Scene

RESCUE PARTY REPORTS FOUR BODIES FOUNL   SENATE PRESIDENT AND THE SECRETARY OF STATE ALSO KILLED IN AC.  CIDENT a“

Governor Victim Of Air Crash   Hunting Trip Ends In Death For Three Officials of Oregon

BIGGER SCHOOL OUTLAY ASKED   Senator Aiken Calls On U. 5. To Approach. Rus eaanghenston: anne lex.

Many Feel Gen. Marshall Will Endorse, Support Byrnes’ Foreign Policy

Senate Ballots General In Post   Marshall Is Voted Unanimously In  Quick Move

G.O.P. Directs Show of Unity On U.S. Policy  New Secretary of State

GOP Leaders Pledge Continued Support  ,  W.-teh ‘Ten natnod   Byrnes’ Health Impaired After Establishing U.S. World Stability

SENATE RECEIVES NOMINATION OF GENERAL — ‘MARSHALL TO SUCCEED SEC. OF STATE BYRNES

Speedy Action On Nomination Is Unanimous   Vandenberg Pays Glowing Tribute Te New Secretary

Foreign Policy Unity Demon strated Today by Speedy Action of Republicandirected Move.   BYRNES’ RESIGNATION LAID TO ILL HEALTH

Byrnes Quits; Gen. Marshall Succeeds Him   Washington Shocked By Resignation of  Byrnes, Ascribed to Continued ill Health

GOP: ENGINEERS SPEEDY ACTION TO SHOW. UNITY   Byrnes Resigns Post Because of Dactor’s Advice to “Slow. Down’

Marshall, Named To Succeed Byrnes, Expected To Preserve Foreign Policy

DOCTORS ADVISE SECRETARY REST      Army Chief Of Staff In War Ending Presidential Mission To China Is En Route Home

Marshall, Quickly Confirmed, Takes Byrnes’ Position  Senate Acts With Speed, Emphasizing U. S. Foreign Stand

BYRNES QUITS— MARSHALL NEW CABINET HEAD   South Carolinian Steps Out As Secretary Of State Because Of Health: Wartime Chief Of Staff Fav ors Same Policies.

President’s Choice For Secretary of State Confirmed   Action Termed Move to Demonstrate é Foreian Policy Unjey

War Leader Gets American Secretary of State Post   Jimmy Byrnes Steps Down with Many Applauding Job He Accomplished — and Predicting Bright Future for General

New Secretary Ends Mission to China   lil Health Given As Reason For Key Cabinet Membar Relinquishing Important Position

Byrnes Resigns And Gen. Marshall Will Be State Secretary   Reception of Unexpected News is Generally Favorable

MARSHALL IS APPOINTED OVER BYRNES   Truman Decides Change In Office of Secretary Of State Is Needed

Secretary Of State Quits Because Of Ill Health; No Policy Change Seen     KATY VrmaATyt7 “SY YrYrur?   On Way Home From Post In China; Both Parties Praise Appointment, Express Regret At Byrnes’ Loss

WartimeChiet Heads Hi  From China      Doctors Warn Byrnes To Slow Down; Resignation From State Department Becomes Effective Friday

Marshall Expected To Follow. Byrnes’ Policy   New Secretary Of State Likely. To “Carry On” Without Major Changes; Appointment  Lauded By Senate And House:Leaders. -

Quick Approval Given Successor To James Byrnes   Secretary of State En Route Home From Assignment in China

BYRNES LEAVES CABINET POST DUE TO HEALTH   Former Chief of Stafi Expected to Follow Firm Line

Marshall ToBeNew Secretary   Byrnes Resignation From State Department Attributed to Medical Advice

Marshall Certain To Uphold Foreign Policy Of Byrnes   Will Become First In  Line For Presidency

Stand Toward Russia To Be Maintained  General Flying From Nanking To Wachinaton

‘Confirmed by Unanimous _ Vote to Succeed Byrnes;  Expected To Follow  Byrnes’ Policies.

GEN, MARSHALL NAMED TO JOB BYRNES FILLED   Secretary of State Forced Oui Due to Health—Policy Unchanged

General Gels Speedy Action   Senate Unanimously Confirms Selection Without Even a Vote

Marshall Is Silent on His Course   Arrives in Guam —No Comment  As Appointment to Succeed Byrnes

Named Secretary Of State After Byrnes Resigns   Believe Policy Of Firm Attitude Toward Russia Will Be Continued

‘Temperatures   Former Chief of Staff to Assume New Duties Friday; No Change in Nation’s Foreign Policy Expected

is Named Successor To Byrnes   Only 55 Minutes Necessary for Senate Approval

Resignation Of Secretary Laid to Healtt   Retirement Catches America by Surprise; Hail Truman Choice

Resignation Is Attributed to Failing Health   Announcement Made as General Leaves Nanking for America

Health Forces Retirement Of Cabinet Officer   Gen. Marshall, Wartime Chief Of Army, Called Home From China to Take Over No. 1 Place Under President

AUSH VOTE ON SUCCESSOR T cry BYRNES   Retirement of Secretary Not Expected to Change U. S. Foreign Policy.

Byrnes Quits on Doctor's Orders . And Receives “Thanks of Nation’ From Truman for ‘Job Well Done’

State Department Head’s Resignation Announced Unexpectedly And Five-Star General Selected To Succeed Him—No Break Or Shift In American Foreign Policy Expected To Result From Change—Task Of Constructing World Peace To Continue

Lawmakers Act Speedily To Install Him As Suecessor To Byrnes   Action Indicates  Accord On Policy   New Secretary Of State Widely Acclaimed As Excellent Choice

Cabinet Shift Moves Marshall Into Presidential Spotlight  General, Homeward Bound From China, _ Expected to Support Byrnes’ Pelicles

Marshall Will Back Byrnes’ Foreign Policy   Replaces Secretary of State Next Week In Top Cabinet Post   BULLETIN!

Senate Quick To Approve Nomination   Byrnes’ Health Cause For His Resignation From Key Diplomatic Post  BOTH POPULAR  No Change In Foreign Policy Expected As Military Leader Takes Over

Gren. Marshall Seen Following Byrnes Policy   New State Secretary Sure To Figure As Top 1947 White House Candidate

Marshall as Successor to Byrnes as Secretary of State to Make No Change in Policy   Republicans and Democrats Alike Hail Choice of General to Post, Tempered With Regret at Retirement of Byrnes on Advice of His Docter

General Marshall Named Successor  By The President   Wartime Chief Of Staff On Way Home From Special Mission To China; Byrnes’ Health Given As Cause To Quit

Ex-Army Chie! To Continue Same Policies   Byrnes Forced To Resign By Ill Health; Successor Walenmed.

TRUMAN PICKS SOLDIER FOR CABINET POST   STATE SECRETARY QUITS BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH

MARSHALL IS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE   Speedy Approval of Appointment as Secretary of State Designed to Demonstrate U.S. Foreign Policy Unity.

Former Army Leader Will Get Nation's Top Cabinet Office   Byrnes Steps Down Because Of Health; Marshall Next In Line As President: Senate Okay For Chanae Said Seen

Vandenberg Says: Byrnes’ Departure Is ‘Major J.oss’; First in Line for Presidential Succession

Boomed as Hope for Presidency   Firm’ Stand Toward Russia By New Official Sha Tikale

Prompt 0.K. Given  In Senate   Retiring Secretary of StateLeaving Because of Health

No Foreign Policy Shift Is Expected   Resignation Of Secretary Of State Comes As Surprise

Secretary to End Work on Friday   Truman Reveals April Resignatior Plea Based on Doctor’s Orders

State Dept. Reins Given To General   Secretary Byrnes Quits On Doctors’ Advice; No Policy Change.

-OREIGN POLICY  IS EXPECTED 10  REMAIN AS SET RESIGNATION OF  BYRNES JAN. 10 WAS UNEXPECTED

Marshall Will Carry On Byrnes’ Plan   Experts Expect Firm Stand With Soviet Union Will Prevail

New Secretary of State Expected To Push Firm Stand Toward Russ; Capital Leaders Hail Appointment

Approval Is Rapid   Senate Confirmation Led By Vandenberg; No Dissenting Vote

BYRNES RESIGNS FROM CABINET DUE TO HEALTH   New Secretary of State En Route Home From China

Gen. Marshall Named to Succeed Him  Doctors’ Warning Is Reason for Quitting Post

Native of Uniontown, Pa, In Line For Succession To Presidency By His Appointment   General Praised By Party Leader:   Truman Lauds Byrnes, Who Was Forced to Resign Because of Orders” From Physician

General to Take Jim Byrnes Post In the Cabinet  Action Shows Unity On Foreign Policy

Sec’y Byrnes, Told-Te-Slow Down, Resigns   Correspondence Discloses Byrnes Sought to Resign Last April—Marshall Enroute to Washington from Nanking

He Will Sueeeed James F Byrnes As Secretary of State.   THE VOTE UNANIMOUS   Action Came In Republicandirected Move for Foreign Policy Unity.

Doctors Ordered Slow-Down, Says  Marshall En Route To U.S. From China

Byrnes Heeds Doctors’ ‘Advice to ‘Slow Down’   Army Leader, Leaving Assignment in China, Is Said to Endorse Present Foreign Policy

Resignation of Secretary of State Came Suddenly;  Byrnes Health Bad

Marshall Will Back Byrnes’ Foreign Policy   Replaces Secretary of State Next Week In Top Cabinet Post   BULLETIN!   ‘Canable Suceeasor’

qd Be   General Marshal] Designated as Successor in Surprise  Cabinet Shift   GENERAL - EXPECTED - 10. GET SENATE COEBLVAL

Move Indicates Unity on Foreign Policy by U. S.   Action Takes Only 55 Minutes to Get Confirmation Today

Rejects Move to > Void Subpoenas   “No Question” That There Are Communists in Movie Industry, Chairman Thomas Asserts.

Jack Warner First Called in Red Probe   Committee Refuses to Quash Subponeas for 19 Witnesses

PROBE LEADER RULES ACTORS MUST TESTIFY   Investigation Into Hollywood Red Plot Started This Morning

British Food. Situation Critical With No Early Relief In Prospect

Dewitt MacKenzie Savs:  Britain’s Food Shortage Presents A Problem

ROMANCE HELD UP FOR BOY, 16   Divorced Mother, 24, lr Jail At Detroit, Says He’s My Man”

@ PAUL MALLON—  Marshall in One of Toughest Jobs Ever Faced by Man

JUDGE PICARD REOPENS PORTAL CASE   Arguments Presented Both for and Against New Theory Advanced

Basie Portal Case Reopened   Trifling Angles to First Case to Be Adiudicated

PIARD REOPENS PORTAL HEARING   Two Sides Won't Agree On Time Involved At Mt. Clemens Plant

Portal Pay Controversy Is Reopened   Judge Tries in Vain To Get Agreement On Time Involved

RENEW BATTLE IN KEY ACTION ON PORTAL PAY   Labor, Industry, Govt Present Arguments In Pottery Case

Unable To Obtain Stipul. ation Detroit Jurist Will Take New Testim:. ony In Mt. Clemens Pottery Case.

Government And Pottery Company Lawyers Fail To Agree On ‘Walking Time From Clock To Bench’; Listens Again Today

Original Portal Case Reopened   Labor, Industry Refuse To Fix Time Involved

Judge Reopens Pottery Case After Hearing   Additional Testimony Tc Be Heard In Portal To Portal Suit

Judge Reopens Pivotal Portal-To-Portal Pay Suit —  Action Follows Arguments On Theory By Labor, Industry And Government

See Agreement On Wage Pact   Report Chrysler, UAW are in S hacond

CHRYSLER PACT ON WAGES SEEN NEAF   Agreement Would Be Secont In ‘Big Three’

CHRYSLER, CIO NEAR ACCORD ON PAY PACT   Contract Slated To Follow 11% Cents Set By GM

Chrysler, Clo ‘Seen Nearing An Agreement   Both Sides Ready To Sian Contract

inquiry Into RFEC’s Work Is Discussed   Group May Probe War Activities

Probe Of RFC Discussed By Senate Group   WAA Business Methods Hit By Committee

INQUIRY INTO RFC’S ACTIVITIES TALKED   Republicans Discuss Possible Senate Study

GOP Considers Probe Of REC   Jesse Jones Expected To Be First Witness If Probe Conducted

¢.0.P. COMMITTEEMEN DISCUSS PROBE OF R.E.C’S HANDLING OF CONTRACTS:

SENATE GROUP MAY PROBE RFC   Debate Investigation’ of War Plants. Deals

REG’ S HANDLING OF WAR PLANTS MAY BE PROBED   Likely to Recall Jones If GOP Decides to Open Investigation

YOUNG SURVIVOR   RFC to Face Senate Probe  Contract Methods Brina Discussion

Plan To Probe: RFC Handling War Affairs   Sweeping Inquiry Discussed by GOP Members Senate War Investigating Committee

Duff Hits Permits Over Local Quotas   Charges Courts Breaking Down Liguor Control

RAPS COURTS QN QUOTA LAW   Duff Hits Loose Attitudes In Issuing Licenses In Excess of Quotas

State Courts Under Fire From Dutt   Assails Issuing Of Liquor Licenses  In Excess of Quotas

BUILDING UNION 0.K,’S PREFABS   Opposition To Ready-Made Homes Abolished

AMERICAN LEGION STATES OPINIONS   Organization Compares Security Council to ‘Hung Jury.’

Fiesta de Mexia Ends Saturday Night With Coronation of Queen at Ball

ToEurope Plane   C-54 Spans Atlantic . Landing Near I.ondon Without Guidance From Pilot or Crew

Overseas Hop Made By Robot   Mechanical Brain iI Sole Guide For Sea Flight

TRANSPORT LANE FLIES OCEAN SANS PILOT AT CONTROLS   ‘First Entirely Mechanical Hoy: / of Atlantic Made By Experimental Craft

Flys Atlantic Without Pilot  U.S. Air Force Com pletes Successtu

OCEAN FLIGHT HAS NO PILOT    Army C-54 Makes Record Smashing Trip  ; } Ee

CCAAF Plane Spans Atlantic Ocean Monday   Big ‘Push-Button’ Craft Left Here Saturday Morning

Woodward Benefit Show Announced   McSwain, News Arrange For High Ranking Movie For May 8

Woodward Benefit Show ieee  McSwai » News Arr ange   McSwain, News Arrange For High Ranking Movie For May 8

TRUCKER DRAWS ~ FINE OF $1,230   Kingsley Man Guilty Of Transferring Fake Sugar Stamp

Today's Acts, Talks zin Nation’s Capital Summarized by AF   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Truman Asked Congress Today for Legislation to That Effect.   RENEWED HIS APPEAL      The Chief Executive "Would Change Traditional Line of Succession.

Truman Renews Plea to Revamp Presidency Line   Proposed Succession Law Would Place Martin Next in Line; President Says His Stand Is Same as in 1945, When Own Party Held Power

GOP Bill Plans fo End U. S. Rent Controls Apr. 30   Trio Would Leave Matter to States, Kill OPA Entirely

Truman Still Wants Succession Changed   Asks Again For New Bill to Make Elected Man ~ Head of Country.

Truman Again Asks Speaker Be Put in Line For President   Ask Law That Would Give His Job to Repub liean

Action Asked On Succession to P residency   Truman Plan Would Elevate Speaker When There Is No Vice President

Chief for Change on Succession   Requests That Martin Be Put Next in Line for U. S. Presidency

Truman Requests Succession Law  Renews Appeal for Chance in Tradition

TRUMAN ASKS FOR SUCCESSION PLAN BY CONGRESS. ACT   Proposes Representative Martin Be Next in Line For Presidency

Truman Asks Bill For Presidential Succession Voted   Seeks To Have House Speaker Be Next in Line

Peasants Are Organizing to Fight Reds   All-Out Drive Will Soon Be Launched *

Budget to Get Quick Study   $122,508,419 Asked For State Expenses

Hurry-Up Plan For Palestine Partition Hinges On Attitude Of Arabs, British And Russians   United States Might Be Willing To Seek Compromise With Russia Over Differences

U.S. “Hurry-up” Proposal Hangs (n Acceptance   Britain, Arabs, And Russia Must Pass Divisional Plan

Compromise Seen  On Palestine Case U. S. Ready to End Dispute with Russia

Palestine Plan  Depends Upon  Britain, Russia U.S. Proposal Mav Be Speeded

Resume Palestine Plan Discussion  U. S. Hurry Up Proposal Hinges on Acceptance By Three Powers

US. Palestine Plan Up fo Russ, Arabs   Proposal to Hurry Up Partition Faces Question Marks

U. 5. HURRY-UP PLAN OFFERED TO HOLY LAND   ACCEPTANCE HINGES ON BRITISH, ARABS AND RUSSIANS

U.S.-Red Accord Seen on Palestine American Proposal  To Split Holy Land Awaits Arabs’ Okay

COMPROMISE ON HOLY LAND EYED   U. S. ‘¢Hurry-Up’ Plan Fo! Partition Studied

U. S. PALESTINE PLAN HINGES ON 3 POWERS’ 0. K.   Report Says America Migh Seek Compromise With Russians On Issue

U.S. Presses For Partition Of Holy Land   Proposal Hinges On. British, Arab, Soviet Approval

U.S. ‘Hurry-Up’ ~. Palestine: Plan   Hinges. on’ Attitude _ of Arabs, British and Russians

Proposal Hinges On Acceptance By 3 Nations  pramacte lwaA   U. S. Suggests Two Sovereian Nations

Unwavering Policy Urged By Linscheid   Hope of Peace Lies in Successful Negatistions Now At Critizel Stoge

Unwavering. Policy Urged By Linscheid   Hope af Peace Lies in Sue~ * cessful Negotiations Now At Critical Stage '

World Parley Called-to Spur Food Handling   Council Acts as Director  Asks for More Grain "Th Avonwt Miecnedon

FOOD SHORTAGES — PROMPT PARLEY   _ International Council Sets Some — Time This Year

Appeals for More U. S. Grain to Avert European Food Disorder   ‘International Emergency Food Council to Call World Parley for Better Management; Low Stocks Reported in Needy Areas

Montanan Relates Kidnaping . Story to FB oe  “Glendive Man Says He Escaped After ‘Ride to-Minnesota -~

Montanan Relates Kidnaping  Story to FBI  Glendive Man Says H Escaped After  Ride to Minnesota

U. 5. TO IGNORE VETO THREATS   Nation Will Stand Firm On _ Demand for Commission  On Greek Border

U.N. Council Sets Vote on Greek Complaint   Stronger Charges May Be Made in Event of Soviet Veto

Soviet Satellites May Face Strong Charges  U.S. Will Refuse to Be Swayed by Russian Veto

Stiffer Charges May Be Aimed At Three Soviet Satellites If Russia Vetoes in Greek Case

STRONGER CHARGES ‘ AGAINST SATELLITES   Eussia Threstems To Kill Present Greek Complaint Before GN With Vete

New Community Club Dedicated Saturday Night   Raleigh and Vicinity Have Modern New Building for Activities—News Editor Is Speaker.

Youngsters Claimed On Farm Neor Tahoka  Three Children Are  Drowning Victims

Grain Purchases For Relief Set   Mobile Crime Detection Laboratory Planned

Beaunit Head To Divide Fortune....  Local Mill Hands To Share In Fund

Russia ‘Ordered Neighbors to Pass U.S. Aid~-Bevin   Foreign Secretary Reports to Commons  On Big Four Meet

Soviet Blamed For Breakdown Of Conference   Bevin Scores Russia’: Hostile Program In Commons

Bevin Reports To Commons On Meeting  Says Soviets Told   Says Soviets Told Nations Stay Out Of Marshall Plan

BEVIN BLAMES USSR IN REPORI   ‘Hostile Propaganda’ Charged Before House of Commons

Reds Assailed On Aid Stand   Bevin Attacks Soviet Ban OOF Marehall Plan

Parley Killed By Russia, Bevin Says  Charges: Violation Of Sovereignty Of Other Nations

Russia Blamer for Failure of Conference   Strong Terms Used by Bevin in . Report to Commons

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today    Russia Ordered Marshall Plan Boycott, Bevin Charges

Bevin Blasts Soviet Union  Conference Collapse Is Blamed on Russia

BEVIN HITS SOVIET ‘ORDER’ 10 STATES   SAYS RED MARSHALL PLA DECREE VIOLATED SOVEREIGNIY OF NEIGHBORS.

Bevin Lays Blame For Conference Collapse At Door Of Soviet Russia   Reds Charged With Ordering Her Neighborin; Nations To Stay Out Of Marshall Plan, Thus Violatine Their Sovereignty

Russ Action Draws Sharp  Bevin Blast  Sovereignty Of Nations Broken. Secretary Says

AS” REPEAL OF 40-HOUR WEEK   Lumber Men Declare That Wage-Hour Act Is Basically Unsound And Unworkable.

Blue Legislatiue :Phagnam  I Doomed   Assembly Unresponsive To Governor’s Wishes

SNAKE HANDLERS STAGE MEETING   GIVE DEMONSTRATION DESPITE STATE LAW BANNING ACTRVITIES

Snake Handlers From 5 Siafes Gather To Pay Tribute To Survivor Of Bite

Snake-Handlers Defy Law To Hono: Girl Who Survives Bite Of Reptile

Snake-Handlers Harangue Crowd   Fifty Gather In, Kentucky And Put On Demonstration.

‘‘Unbelievers’’ See Demonstration .. . . Snake-Handlers Put On Faith Exhibition

Snake Handlers Dely State Laws   Pay Tribute to Girl Who Survived Bite

Director of Pan-American Union =: Says World Conflict Would. Subject _All to Rule of One Nation

UN FINAL HOPE OF PREVENTING WORLD WAR III   France and China Break Away from Western Nations

U. 5. Blames Moscow For Failure of U.N. To “Grasp Fruits Of Peace”

Refusal To Carr Out Agreements  Charged In New Policy Declaration

Blame Heaped on Russia for Failures   State Department Issues Document on Foreign Policy

PEACE STALEMATE BLAMED ON REDS   U. 8. CHARGES RUSSIA HAS REFUSED TO COMPROMISE ON AGREEMENTS.

Trio, Escorted to Frontier, Tells of Good Treatment   No Explanation Offered U.S. for 24-Hour Delay in Releasing Men

YUGOSLAVIA RELEASES 3 U. 5. SOLDIERS   They Were Seized by Tito's Troops  Week Ago

NLRB Biased As Nazis Says Industry Head   Board Destroyed Two Independent Unions in Ohio Industrial Plants

House Approves Aid To Greece; Rich Opposed  Taft Protests Murray Action In Presenting

GREEK-TURKEY AID PLAN - GIVEN 0.K. BY CONGRESS   House, After Beating Back Opposition Efforts To Kiil Or Modify Bill, Passes Legislation By Vote Of 287 To 107 — Program Previously Approved By Senate, 67 To 22 — No Difficulty Expected In Reaching Agreement On Minor Differences

Senators Wani To See Russia   Wanting To Find Out Something About Cost 0! Proposed Help To Europe

Senators Seek Visas To Visit Russia In Fall   May Affect Marshall Plan

Senators Seek Russia Visas   Though Moscow Refused House Members, Still Want Inside Peck.

Senators Seek Russian Visas:  Seek Information on Relief Needs -

TRY FOR PEEK INSIDE RUSSIA   Three Senators Undeterred By Moscow’s Flat Rejection

Seek Peek At Russia   Senators Will Try  To Get Soviet Visas, Denied 10 Days Ago To 3 ‘Representatives

Mounting Opposition Nofed fo Argentina's Effort to Iniect Economy Talk Into Parley

GOP GAG RULE BAR AMENDMENT TO TAX MEASURE   Bill Expected To Pass and Go To Senate Tomorrow

Tax Cutting Bill Clears One Test In House Action  Rule Is Adopted to Block Amendments  To GOP Measure

TAFT DOUBTS REAL ECONOMY BEFORE 1549   Impossible Under G. O. P. Piecemeal Program, He Says

Eight Killed in Weekend Accidents On Highways; State Total Now 399

8 Die In 4 Weekend Traffic Accidents To Bring lowa’s 1947 Toll To 399

HICKENLOOPER 0 HEAD ATOMIC SROUF   Combined Senate-House Body To Back ‘No Veto’

Hickenlooper Slated for Atomic Role   GOP Support-of "No Veto” Plan ‘Seems Aceurad

Hickenlooper Heads A. Body   Move Thought To Insure Full GOP Support Of Baruch Plan

HICKENLOOPER ATOMIC LEADER   Picked Head of Senate  and House Committee

PICK IOWA MAN ON ATOM GROUP   Senator Hickenlooper Selected To Head SenateHouse Committee On Atomic Energv.

FRENCH SUBWAY STRIKE SPREADS   GOVERNMENT TAKES STEPS TO BREAK WHAT I CALLS “POLITICAL WALKOUT”

French Regime Battles Bus, Subway Strike   Premier Charges That Communists Are Leading Walkou

Ruark Hits At ‘Whitewashing’ Qf Lee By Army   Columnist Insists His Charges Against General ‘Have Stood Up.’ ‘

Columnist Claims Eisenhower Backs Him Up in Italian Theater Charges

Columnist Says Charges. ‘Have Stood Up’ ‘Despite Army's Attempted ‘Whitewash’

Report on Army Life in Italian  Theater Called Whitewash by Ruark

All Charges Stand Up, Says Ruark   Columnist Sees Army ‘Whitewash’

Ruark Asserts Army Report On General Lee Failed To Show Abuses-In”  Italian Theatre

On Troop Conditions In Italy... Says Army Trying  To Hide Findings

Charges Stand Up, Ruark Says  Try at ““Whitewash’ 7 By Wyche is Scored

Ruark Accuses Army Officers (f “Whitewash’      Declares Charges Of Ill-Treatment Have “Stood-up”’

Columnist Charges ‘Attempted Whitewash’   Accusations Concerning Army In Italy Stand Up, Ruark Declares

LEE ANSWERS RUARK CHARGE   General Says “Whitewash’ Accusation Unreliable  As Original Charges

Indiana Congressman, Ex-Coal Miner, Claims Solution to Strike Problem

EX-COAL MINER IS AFTER CURB   Rep. Landis Of Indiana Be Submit Bill To Prevent Ei¥  » dustry-Wide Strikes; Says U.S. Can’t Stand Another Coal Or Steel Strike.

Plan of Nazi Installations Now Secret   Blum s Sought For Premiership   13 Killed, Hundreds Injured by Explosion   Solon’s Bill Would Bar Industry-Wide Strikes

Landis Planning Bill To Prevent Labor Walkouts   Former Miner Says Hearings On Labor Measures Should Begin Immediately

Ex-Miner Has Labor Bill   Will Seek to Prevent Industry-Wide Strikes

Statute To Forbid Nation-Wide WalkOuts To Be Sought   Former Coal Miner An nounces Intention of Introducing Bil

Ban Urged on Industry-Wide Labor Strikes   Bill Would Authorize Seizure to Protect Interstate Commerce

Rep. Landis Will Introduce Bill To Prevent Industry-Wide Strikes

EX-MINER OF COAL CALLS FOR STRIKE CURBS BY MAR. 31   REP. LANDIS PLANS BILL TO AUTHORIZE SEIZURE BY GOV’T

Plans Bill fo Stop Industry Wide Strikes  U. S. Can’t Stand Steel, Coal Strike

Anti-Strike Bill fo Be Proposed   Landis Offers Plan to Curb Walk-Outs

Landis Prepares New Labor Bill  Indiana Man Urges Immediate Action

Bill Against Strikes Will   Be Presented   Representative Landis, Onetime Coal Miner, Prepares Measure To Outlaw Industry Strikes.

NEW ACT SEEKS END 10 STRIKES   “Author of Bill Declares Nation Can't Stand Another Great Walkout

Paul Underkoffler Pleads Not Guilty to Charge Against Him   OTHER COURT CASES

OCTOBER CIVIL COURT OPENED HERE THIS A.M.   Moose Officers Plaintiffs In Accident Suit   SAILOR CHANGES PLEA

Shippers Seek: Exemption To  Ball Bill Ban   Say Law. Against Industry. wide Bargaining Would Mean ‘Chaos’ In MariLime Circles

SHIPPERS OPPOSE  ~ BARGAINING BAN   Sengiors Urged to Exclude AAeritime Inchiretesy

Holds Change Would Cause Utter Chaos  amibiean fimaentare   Maritime Operators Urge Retention of Collective Bargaining

‘BAN’ ON BARGAINING FOUGHT BY SHIPPERS   Group Asks To Be Excluded From Any New Action

LABOR RULES   Capitol Hill Eyes Debate On Lilienthal’s Appointment

‘Shippers Ask To Be Excluded In Industry-Wide Talks Ban   Spokesman Tells-Senate Labor Group Bill Micht Result In ‘Utter Chaos’

Braden Warn: Reds Peril  Democracy   Cites Cases In Latin America

BRADEN SAYS REDS OUTDO LATIN NAZIS   Asserts Program Is To ‘Create Chaos At Each Turn’

Drive To Cut  WorldArms  Opens Today U. N. Commission Set For First Session

U.S. Outlines  Arms Policies   Disarmament Drive: Starts Todav in U. N. Rodv

‘Armament Reduction Drive Opens Before U.N. Today   U.S. Says Any Program Reducing Troops Must Be Accompanied by Airtight Provisions for Safequards

United Nations Officially Embarks Today on Drive to Slash Armament:

Armament Reduction Drive Opens Before U. N. Today  U.S. Says Any Program Reducing Troops Must Be Accompanied

U. N. Embarks On Armaments Cutting Drive   U. S. Warns Program Must Provide for Safeguards, Inspection

U.S. Demands Airtight Safeguards United Nations Starts Drive Today ToCut World Armameni

More Parking Meters Leased   Delivery Expected In About 30 Days   Foreign Aid Fund Requests in Peril   Steelworkers To lanore New Law   No Paper Friday   Democrats Predict Fresh Veto Of GOP-Sponsored Tax Cut Bill

Second Veto Held Likely For Tax Cut   Senate's Ability Ta Override Veto ts FTermed Deouwbrfu!

Predict Veto Awaits Carbon Tax Cut Bill   Doubt Senate Would ‘Override ‘Second: Time.

Veto Awaits Nev Tax-Cutting Bill:   Democrats Doubt Also Whether The Senate Would Override.-

Democrats Claim 2nd Tax Reduction Bill To Get Speedy Veto   Senate Might Override Another Truman Veto, Insiders Report

EXPECT TRUMAN WILL ALSO VETO ‘NEW’ TAX BILL   GOP May Send Measure Back With Effective Date Delayed Six Months

GOP to Attempt Tax Cut Again   Plan ‘Another Shot’ in Face of Unknown Sen ete Reception

' sg nw ihe a Another Woman Did It, But—  FREEDOM ELUDES WAR BRIDE HELD IN TOY GUN HIJACKING

Doris Rimel Weds Max R. Knauer ~ JIn Church Ceremony Here Sunday

ABDUCTION BY HYPNOSIS CHARGED  Boy Spectator. May Have _ Joined Show Under Spell

FARLEY TELLS OF ROOSEVELT 1939 DECISION   THIRD TERM HOPES DENIED IN TALK WITH CHAIRMAN

smpressive whisper Farley Says FDR Declared in 1939 He Had No Intention of Running for Third Term

Farley Declares Roosevelt Confided That There Would Be No ‘Third Term’

iROOSEVELT TOLD HIM HE HAD INO THIRD-TERM PRESIDENTIAL  AMBITIONS, FARLEY DECLARES

‘No Third Term, Roosevelt Confided lo Farley in’39, Jim Now Reveals

Lilienthal Is Told To Refuse To Tell Facts   Hickenlooper Tells” Former TVA Head To Refuse Questions On Funds, Secrets

Lilienthal Testimony  Is Limited  Hickenlooper Puts Clamps on McKellar’ Atomic Questionina

LILIENTHAL GAGGED ABOUT RESEAREH IN STUDIES OF ATOMS   Instructed Not to Answer on Amount of Money Given Chicago University

Caution Urged on Atom Secret:   Lilienthal Asked to Parry Questions

Lilienthal Told Not To Reveal Atomic Secrets   Committee Chairman Blocks Reply to McKellar’s Questions

Lilienthal Testimony  Is Limited  Hickenlooper Puts Clamps on McKellar  Ahan’ s Pinactinnine

M’KELLAR QUERY RULED IMPROPER   Hickenlooper Shields U. S _ A-Bomb Expenditures

Demand Silence on Atomic Plan.   Lilienthal Told Not to Answer Questions Imperiling Security

Lilienthal \s Warned on Atom Secrets   Question by Senator At Appointment Probe Is Ruled Improper

__He Doesn't Want the Job ~ Lilienthal Warned Not to Answer 'MKellar's Atomic Energy Question:

ae PENSIONS TO JOBHOLDERS   Leisure, Security For Local And State Emplovees

Milwaukee Gunma Killed by Chicago Police in Ambush   Elmer H. Pierce, Sought for Murder, Caught in Station

EX - CONVICT SLAIN BY POLICE. AFTER ‘AMBUSH IS SET UP   Chicago Officers Kill Desperade Who- Was Regarded As  Danecrous Maniac

Milwaukee Gangster Killed by Cops Who Set Tran af Chieavo L Station

Pierce Riddled By Machinegun Slugs at 10 Feet   Killer Dies Reaching For Pistol as Police Spring ‘El’ Ambush

CHICAGO COPS SLAY EX-FELON   Ends Long Police Search for ‘Dangerous Maniac’

Police Ambush Madman On Walk Of 'L' Station   16 Machine-Gun Shots Fired At Close Range, Fell Notorious Ex-Con

Noforious Pierce Slain By Police  Chicago Officers Kill   Chicago Officers Kill Milwaukee Convict

Police Fire Kills Ex-Convict   Elmer H. Pierce Slain in Ambush At Chicago

ELMER H. PIERCE, SLAYER OF NIECE WALKS INTO TRAF   MILWAUKEE EX-CON HAD POLICE RECORD OF FIFTY HOLDUPS

Ambushed At Train Station... .  Machine Gun Brings To Close Crime Career Of Ex -Convict In Chicago

Ex-Convict Henry Pierce, Slayer of : Niece, Shot Down   Ambushed at Deserted El. evated Station in Sub. urb of Chicago

Elmer Henry Pierce Walks Into Ambush Laid At: ’ Suburban Chicago “>> Station

ony AMBUSH, KILL EX-CONVICT   mer Henry Pierce, Notorious Outlaw, Slain , In Chicago

Ex-Convict Is"  Shot By Police   Elmer H. Pierce Is Am. bushed; -Wanted Foe : Slaving: Niece.

French Defy Soviet, ‘Side With Allies   Victory Shows She Is Still Power and That Capital Is In Paris ‘Not In Moscow; Lall. Precedes Storm

a Viane Rider Carried \eluable Packare d Dove   Si. Lows Cards Reported Sold

¥ cane rnin an ANDERSON’S SECOND LIST CONTAINING 1,240 NAMES HAD NO” "“PUBLIC” ——= RAMES -_

SOON TO BARE (1 ‘GAMBLERS   Capital Hill Puts Pressure On Anderson In Grain Transactions

SPECULATING 11S WORKERS   Anderson May Release Names of 71 Early Next Week :

May Reopen Roosevelt High Finance Scandal In Effort . To Collect Unpaid Taxes   Somebody Else Has To Pay $374,000 Tax That Elliott Dodged

Big Four Meeting  Is Fiasco   Hope for Agreement Appears Lost; Quick End Is Western Aim

OO OR aS OS ae Se eae eee ee  Big Four Conference Near Tragic Fiasco

2 as gee ty é . USSTA TRYING TO DELAY MEAKUP OF LONDON PAR: LEY. FOR POLITICAL."  “. REASONS

CONFERENCE 0} BIG 4 LEADERS TRAGIC FIASCO   3 Western Nations Seek to Put Russia “On the Spot”

Foreign Students To Speak At The   Richer Church Thursday, June 26

JRDON FEARS PRICES TO GO EVEN HIGHER   Oregon Senator Sees No “Acceptable” Legal Curbs

SENATOR WARNS OF HIGHER COSTS   Oregon Man Sees No Bills That Will Curb Prices

1947 Becomes Biggest Vacation Year In Nation’s History As Pleasure Seekers Jam Transport Lines

Found Dying In Ditch, Had Been Struck On Head, Run Over By Truck Is Officer’s  Surmise.

INQUEST NEXT WEEK IN DEATH ‘OF MRS. RODNEY   Jailed Husband Says Wife Killed In Truck Mishap.

RENT CONTROL ~ BILL ATTACKED   15 Per Cent Increase Hidden, Charge

Marshall In Closed-Door Stalin Talk   Visits Kremlin As Clintax Of Failure Stalling Bie Four

Three Negroes Held Foi Assaulting White Women   One Of Trio Able To Outrun Lynchers And Surrendered To FBI; Other Two Arrested And Rushed From Seeanes To Fecane Mahe.

HOLD 3 NEGROES ON SEX COUNTS IN CAROLINAS   One Escapes Lynch Mob Surrenders to FBI for Safekeeping

Hold 3 Negroes in Carolina Prisons on Attack Counts   Action Taken to Thwart Possible Lynchings By Mobs

Three Negrc Men Jailed  Being Held Under Charges of Attacks On White Women

'3 WEST TEXAS BANK [ROBBERS CAUGHT IN 'LESS THAN 2 HOURS   STATE PENS ‘GUARD’ NEGROES

Outruns Whites, Gives Upto FBI   3 Negroes Held in State Prison Cells in Protection Moves

NEGRO RAPE SUSPECT OUTRUNS MOB OF WHITE LYNCHERS; 1S HELD IN NORTH CAROLINA STATE PRISON

2 New Race Cases in Soutt   Fugitive From Mob Surrenders In North Carolina

Three Negroes Held In Jail On Attack Charges   One In Custody Afte: He Escapes From Lynch Mob

Three Held In Penitentiaries In Carolinas   Negro Escapes From Band After Being Taken From Jail: Surrenders Later To FBT

Negro Escapes Lynch Mob and Hides in Woods   He Gives Up to FBI For Protection After Two Foodless Days

Three Held on Attack Charges  Ruch Gives up fo FB   Bush Gives up to FBI in Carolina Prison

Bugsie Siegel, Gambling ‘Big Shot’, Is Slain   Onetime Public Enemy Shot, Gang Style, In Beverly Hills.

Gunmen Slay Gaming Czar In Pals Home   Bugsy’ Siegel, Once Public Enemy, Shot As He Reads Paper   ‘Picture on Pace 3

GAMBLER SLAIN ON WEST COAST   Siegel, Once Public Enemy Shot Through Window

Bugsie Siegel Killed   One-time Public Enemy Slain by Gangland Assassin

One-Time Public Enemy Killed in Gangland Style   Benjamin (Bugsie) Siegel, 41, Slain While  Readine Paner.

ory rns . . Gambler, One-Time Public Enemy,  Assassinated in Beverly Hills Home

One-time 4 Public. Enemy’ ls Victim Of Gang Shooting   “Benjamin: Siegel, Received /‘Title”’ a ee ee

Gang Bullets Claim Victim   Bugsie Siegel Slain Ry Shots in Window

*Bugsie” Siegel, Gambler, Shot Down In Home As He Read Newspaper; Cynman Fuennesn

Gangland Bullets Snuff Out Life of Ex-Public Enemy   41-year-old Gambler Is Blasted Through Window in Beverly Hills

“Bugsie” Seigel, One-Time Public Enemy. ‘Shot To Death In Beverly Hills Home

GEN. MARSHALL WILL ATTEND BIG 4 PARLEY   New Secretary ol State Going to Moscow Council Session on March 10.

U.S. MOVES FOR ARABS AND JEWS   \Yould Offer Independence if Partition Is Effected

INDEPENDENT JEWISH ARAB NATIONS JULY, 1948, URGED BY U.S.  PALESTINE PARTITION PLAN SUGGESTED IN U.N. SUBCOMMITTEE

BLAST STARTS GAS TANK FIRE   21 Cleveland Companies Battle Blaze in Refinery Storage

China's First National Election Backfires: “Write-ins’’ Lead Race

Nations Differ Over Details Of Defense Pact   Other Countries Side With U. S. Proposals

Argentina Wants Aggression Limit In Brazil Treat   Would Exclude Provisions Dealing With Inter American Disputes   MOVE AT VARIANCE WITH OTHER DRAFTS   Uz S. Delegation Unwilling : to Make Distinction 7 in Pact Terms

Protect Own Nations Only Is Proposed   Argentina Would Leave Conflicts Between Member States To Existing Laws.

Patterson Testifies May Called Him Three Times On Garsson Firm's Deals   ‘Interceded on Contracts and Award Ot ‘EY Secretary Says; Payment Of Notes Cited By Bronx Banker

MAY CONTACTED PATTERSON FOR: GARSSON OUTFIT   Secretary of War Says Congressman Called Three Times

Patterson Tells Of May ‘Pressure’   Says Congressman Interceded With Him Three Times In Connection With Garsson Combine

Veteran Texas Educator W ill Become Fifth Pres.   Day of Festivities to be Highlighted By Grid Battle Between Lions, Trinity Tiger:

33 Bodies Recovered From Mine   Rescue Work Continues As Four-Inch Snow Shrouds Scene of Dis.  aster.

Death Toll In Illinois Mine Explosion Reaches 33; Hope For 78 Trapped Men Fades

European Crops Threatened by Severe Drouth   Near-Farmine Seen Unless Adequate Rains Come Soon

Labor Bill Veto Result Is Uncertain  Union Control   Union Control Next Issue On “Canitol Hill

Solons at Odds over Budget Cuts   \Senators Dig into Bookkeeping Losses in Russian-Printed Marks

House Override Of Labor Veto ls Expected  Senate ote At Stake Passed Originally By 3 To 1 Margin

DEATH TOLL IN CRASH OF PLANE REACHES 13   Radio Officer Succumbs In Lendes Hespital; Pitet Has Right Lez Amputated

Quits Pulpit for Job On Railroad Over Lack Of Support for Church

News Highlight: * Pastor Becomes Section Hand * Runaways Held * Other Top Items

DEATHS AND INJURIES ; MOUNT AS TWO RIVAL FACTIONS CLASH IN. TEL AVIV AREA

Lilburn Meek Is: Claimed By Death In California   “Succumbs To Stroke “Last Wednesday: “After Long IIness °

Folsom Says He Will Make Some Sort Of Announcement This Afternoon   High Source Says It Will Be Call   Session Of Legislature Expected To Be Set For May 8

Patrol Chief Asks  Extra Caution  During Labor Day Sheridan Urges Ail  _ Motorists to ~ Observe Regulations

Two Children Suffering From Hunger, Exposure  Are Huddled By Bodies   Estranged Husband Of Dead Woman Sought By Police For Questioning

Find 3 Slain in Home, 2 Children 'Unfed for 3 Days   Husband Of Gne Woman  Sought In Toledo Triple Murder

INCLUDES ONLY HARDSHIP CASES   Any doubt in Claims, However, to Favor  Landlord.

CHIANG ASKS MOBILIZATION TO END COMMIE ‘REBELLION’   CHINESE LEADER SAYS THAT WORLD'S LAST CHANCE FOR PEACE DEPENDS ~ ON CRUSHING REDS

Soviets Plan Hunaarian Purae. Vienna Reports   Chinese Troops Sent To Curb Formosan Riotina

REBELS STAGE” ~ BLOODY RIOTS   CHINESE TROOPS SENT TO FORMOSA WHERE SEVERAL THOUSAND REPORTED DEAD OF INJURED

Many Killed In Uprisings On Formosa   - Chinese Sent to Seek Order; U.S. Rescue Plane Stands By

Dutt Creating ~ Special Agency   Job Discrimination Plar  Studied

West Texas Faces Telephone Tie-Up   Union Workers in 15 Cities Called To Continuous Meetinae Monday

Martin Appeals For Democratic Help in Hous   New Republican Speaker Takes Over as Con t gress Convenes

Says Party Fully Conscious Of Its Responsibility   Martin Stresses Need For Industrial Peace, Wants Reds Repelied

New Leader Pledges Vigilant Drive To Root Out Reds In U. S. Government

[Martin Appeals to Democrats to Give GOP Congress Full Cooperation

Martin Asks Co-operation  To Save U. S.   Democrats Urged To Help Save Nation From Ruin And Economic Suicide

Argentina To Abandon Plan For Conference   SEPARATE ECONOMIC MEETING WILL BE DROPPED

Argentine Plan For Economie  Talks Dropped   Bramuglia Abandon: Proposed Separate Hemisphere Meeting

Argentine Drops Plan for Parley   Abandons Request for Separate Economic Talks

Fall Parley On Economie  Is Abandoned   Argentine Drops Demand For Conference After  Talk With Marshall

Hughes Hearings Will Be Resumed By House Group   No Fanfare Marks Reopening Inquiry Into War Contracts

SenateGroupPlans To Re-Open Probe   To Be Resumed Wednesday at. Capital; Hughes Is. Focal. Figure.

Senate Unit Will Reopen Hughes Probe   Sans Fanfare, Committee Is To Be Recalled

Fire in Phila. Chases 1,200 From Theater   Hotel in North East Destroyed by Flames; Burns Kill Erie Child

1,200 Patrons Are Driven From Theater   Five- Alarm Fire Nearby Is Evacurction Cause

Firemen Fight Blaze In Heart Of Philadelphia   Starts In Fur Shop; Theater Evacuated

MARSHALL TO. SEE PACT OF FOUR POWERS   ‘SOVIET PROPAGANDA OPENS  UP_AB "BIG FOUR" SPOKES. _ (MEN MEET IN. Mp8.   °° Cow

Repeats Stand Prior To Start Of Big 4 Meet   Secretary Discloses French Are Pressed to Support Alliance

Nampa Blast Toll Climbs To Six Dead  Inquiry Begun   Inquiry Begun To Determine Disaster Cause

M rs. Thomas Millsop, Wife Of Weirton Steel Head, Killed In Wreck

Wife Of Weirton Steel Co. President Is ~ Victim TIRE BLOWS OUT Car Crosses Turnpike  And Crashes Into Machina

END OF U.S., RUSSIAN DEADLOCKS IN U.N. FORECAST BY SECRETARY GENERAL LIE IN A.P. INTERVIEW

Finds U.S. Way Of Life So Superior  To All Others It Defies Comparison   U.N. Secretary General Trygve Lie Gives Views On Coming General Assembly And Expresses Hope For An Early Break In East-West Deadlock.

Critical Period: U.N. Secretary General Sees End ToU.S., Russia Deadlock

‘Secretary-General Of U. N  _ Expects Some Current Dif ficulties Will Be Wiped Away

Trygve Lie Nears Crucial General Assembly - Meeling With Hope for End of UN Deadlock

\Lie Sees Hope of Early Break in UN East-West Deadlock   “By Larry Hauck

rTrygve Lie, on Eve of Crucial Assembly Meet, Thinks Their Differences Will Be Wiped Away

SEE PERSE ke ee  UN Secretary Expects Break Soon In ‘Jam’  Of East, West   Trygve Lie Confident On Eve Of Assembly; Pact Signing Lauded

U.N. Seer retary-General Confident Mood to Change Soo  LIE SFES FARLY BREAK IN THE EAST-WEST DEADLOCK

Lie Hopes for an Early Break In Deadlock Between U.S. and Russia   By LARRY HAUCK

CRUCIAL PERIOD APPRO ACHING Lie Hopeful of Early Break In Russian-U.S. Deadlock   By LARRY HAUCEK

OLD-AGE, BLIND WARRANTS NOW BEING MAILED  Delay Explained By Local Agent Of

START SLASHING FEDERAL BUDGET   House GOP Appear Backing Away From Straight 20% Tax Cut

Florida Shivers As Cold Wave Enters: South; Orange Crop Is In Dire Danger

Mercury Here Climbs Scant Three Dearees   Warmer Weather Today To Last Only Briefly

Mercury Tumbles Below Freezing Mark In Florida, Concern Felt For Citrus Crop; Cold Due In Chicago Tonight   HALF OF NATION Is HIT BY COLD

U.N. Turns Attention To Balkans   Anglo-Albanian Dispute on List— Ready for Trieste

TAIN SEEKS ) AIR DISPUTE   ania Charged with Mining Adriatic Waters

BALKANS UKANS ARE GIVING UN MORE TROUBLE    Britain Files _Ats Complaint _ Against Albania

BALKANS UNDER CONSIDERATION   International Relations In’ Balkans Dominates Business of United Nations Security Council,

Security Council Talks Of Balkans   Want Settlement of British Dispute With Albania

BALKAN ISSUES. DOMINATE UN'S AGENDA TODAY   Albanian Mine Case, Trieste Move On List

OELURIET BUUY pants 10 TAKE VER TRISTE  cou rel to Be Responsible ve ler      Council to Be Responsible for Law and Order in Eurenean Hot Snot   TO INVESTIGATE GREECE   Britain Presses for Probe o' Hts Dispute With Albania

House Rejects Proposed Ban On Closed Shop  Voting Machine reaks, Forcing Roll Call Ballot

TEXAS HOUSE REJECTS CLOSED SHOP BAN   Proposal Subject to Another Vote at Any Time: Redistricting Step Nearer

AWARD THE CONTRAGT TO REMOVE THE RAILS   First Step Toward Making Main St. Improvements  ALSO NEW LIGHTING

Evelyn Nesbit Inquires About Harry K. Thaw   Sobbing Woman Llentifies Herself In Telephone Call to Atlantic City Paper

EVELYN NESBIT SOBS AT NEWS OF THAW   Former Playboy Husband's _ Attack Brings Emotion

BLIZZARD SWEEPS EUROPEAN COUNTRIES   Snow and Cold Spread More Suffering Over Fuel-Rationed Cantinent.

LANDIS SEEKS ° OLGAL OE ON FOREIGN AIE   Bill ‘Passed by House; Goes to. Conference : With Senate

Reds Down But Not Out In Europe    Survey Describes Marshall Plan As Force Behind Changs

Russia Losing "Cold War’ ir West Europe   AP Gathers Reports From Experienced European Writers

Industry’ in. Britain Half Closed Down   Four Million Idled as Coal Conservation Move Is Inaugurated

CHURCHILL BACKS EMERGENCY EDICT OF LABOR REGIMI   Aillee Sees no Immediate Prospect of Normal Fower Supaly

BRITISH MOYE TO CONSERVE FUEL   Industry Hit As Workers Are Thrown On Dole

Churehilt Soins” ollis     Poplar Supor   Conservation. Will Help: To Halt Complete Disaster, ° Government ~ Declares

BRITISH FUEL CRISIS IDLES FOUR MILLION   Coal Famine Closes Half of Industry; Stocks Slump

Grave Fue! Famine Blacks Out Britain   Labor Government Faces Crisis as Power Curbs Close Down More Than Half of the Kingdom's Industryand Leaves Nation’s Homes in Gloom

Industry Shutdown InEngland   Attlee Calls For Cooperation to Avert Complete Disaster;  To Appear in Common:

Power Cut Off, Britain Gloomy; 4 Millions Idle  Churchill-Attlee Debate Scheduled In House Tonight

BRITISH INDUSTRY 15 BADLY CRIPPLED BY SHUTDOWN OF POWER  EMERGENCY MEASURE IS PUT INTO EFFECT BY HARASSED GOVERNMENT

4,000,000 Jobless  In Power Shutdown   Gravest Fuel Famine Hits Kinadom: Cold To Continue

4 Million Are Idled, Many Getting Relief   Electric Service  Drastically Cut; Socialized Mines Fail To Yield

British Industry ls Cut by Half as Power Is Rationed   More Than 4 Million Out of Jobs; Press Blasts Government

Coal Shortage In Britain Halts Industry   About Four Millior Workers Lose Their Jobs Today

Factories Close Under Orders Of Government  Socialized Mines Unable to Supply

Four Million Idle In British Isles   Factories Closed by Fuel Shortage: an ““Industrial Dunkerque”   CITIES ARE DARKENED   Criticism of Government Rises Sharply With Work Blackout

GRAVEST FUEL FAMINE IN THE BRITISH HISTORY   Closed Down More Than Half the Kingzdom’s Industry Today.   1,000,000 OUT OF WORK   Prime Minister Attlee Says End of Industrial Crisis In Doubt.

Millions Go Back On Dole, Situation Generally Confused   Cabinet Faces Crisis In Commons as Mines Far Short of Necessary Production

own? oe ooo oo Oo OC Oo Oo Oo Oo Oo Oo DS  Late News   Half British Industry Idle as Miners Balk

Coal Lack Shuts Half Of Factories   Four Million Worker: Idled; Thousands Ge Rack On Dole.

Half Of All English Industry Is Closed — Down Today   Prime Minister Attlee Will Face Ques-  - toning

Industry Is Paralyzed In Britain   Coal Shortage Causes Shutdown---Many Workers Forced to Return to Dole

British Industry Paralyzed   Estimated 4 Million Work. ers Jobless Because 0” Fuel Shortage

Drastic Orders To Save Power  Go Into Effect   Altlee Challenged To Debate By Churchill As Nation Goes Back On Dole

Four Million Made Idle; Many On Dole  Coal Conservation Measure Called   Coal Conservation Measure Called Necessary To Avert A ‘Disaster’

Workers ,Line Up For Dole; Markets Fall   Papers ‘Demand Cabine'! Shake-up; Resignatior of Fuel Chief

MILLIONS IDLE AS EFFECT OF BRITISH ORDER   industry s Wheels Grind To Halt And Homes Are Made Frosty As Government Restricts Use Of Electricity Three Or Four Days.

Coal Shortage Idles 4 Million Workers; Ration Electricity   Attlee To Make Radio Appeal for Cooperation During Crisis; Cabinet Meets in Unlighted Home

Millions Go Back On Dole During Crisis   Coal Shortage Responsible For Idleness

Half of England’s © Industry Stons on Government Orders      Socialized Mines ‘Short’ on. Préduction: Labor Re- : ; gime. is ‘Attacked Ls

Shortage Of Coal Cripples Industry   Four Million Idle With Many Going Back On Dole

FUEL FAMINE HITS BRITAIN   Half of Industries Shui Down As Kingdom Battles Cold

Power Curb Shuts Down Industries   Wholesale Dole Returns To Nation; Unable to Forecast Crisis End

Prime Minister To Make Plea For Unity   Crisis Brings Labor Government Under Opposition’s Fire

Four Million Idle Because  ‘Of Famine   Winston Churehill Joins In Appeal For Backing OF  Conservation Orders,

Industry in Britain Hurt By Coal Edict   Shortage Perils Status of Labor Cabinet

“DOLE” RESTORED ON WHOLESALE BASIS AS FOUR MILLION ARE REPORTED IDLE; ATTLEE CAN’T PREDICT END OF KINGDOM'S INDUSTRIAL CRISIS

Coal Shortage Slows Industry   4 Million British Workers Are idle.

4 MILLION IDLED AS BRITISH SHUT HALF OF PLANTS   Attlee To Face Commons On Coal Shortage; Power Service Cut Sharply

—ATTLEE TO FACE CHURCHILL— 4,000,000 Jobless In — England After Drastic  Curtailment Of Power

4.000,000 Are idle Due To Fuel Shortage   MANY BRITONS SUFFER FROM INTENSE COLD

British Power Curl Idles FourMillion   Churchill Asks Support Of Conservation Order But Callenges Attlee to Debate

BRITISH FUEL FAMINE CURBS USUAL ACTION   Industries Curtailed, Homes Are Without Heat and Power as Suntches Thrown   MILLIONS OF > WORKERS ON UNEMPLOYED LISTS

Churchill Joins Attlee in Appeal to Publie to Support Drastic Orders  xchange Is Hit  Brokers Call Situation

Half of British Industry Closed By Coal Shortage   Four Million Workers Idle; Atlee To Face Commons’ Questions

BRITAIN HIT HARD BY DOWER CURR   Millions Idle, Half of Industry Is Closed Down

LACK OF COAL IS THE CAUSE OF SHUTDOWN   Four Million Workers Thrown Out of Jobs, With Many Going Back on Dole, as Electrie Service Is Reduced.

Factories in Britain  Stop Work   4,000,000 Without Jobs as Fuel Limit Order Takes Effect

"9c G. M. RAISE PATTERN FOR INDUSTRY   Other Auto Makers Expected to Settle on Similar Basis

GM Pact Is  Expected To Set Pattern   Agreement with CIO : Counted On To Foil Auto Walkouis.

COMPANY REFUSES TO CHANGE OFFER AND UAW NEGOTIATORS ACCEPT MANAGEMENT'S PLAN

Union Accepts pts 15-Cent       Pattern Set For Ford And Chrysler; Phone Talks Again Deferred

U.S.-Russian Showdown in  Balkans Shape:  Washington Studies   Washington Studies Line of Action To Supplant Protests

COMMUNISTS IK BULGARIA EXPEL 230F OPPONENTS   U. $. Reported Reviewing  Whole American Poliéy  In Ganthanc? Gacann

US. Studies lis Policy In South Europe   More Effective Position Sought On Commie Issue

Temperatures   Balkan Showdown Looms Between Russia and West; American Protests Futile   Ousting of Communism’s Foes in Bulgaria Follows Hungary Move; ' Soviet Rejection of Probe Likely

PREDICT U. S. TO PLACE PROBLEM BEFORE NATIONS  AMERICAN PROTESTS  TERMED FUTILE; TO SEEK NEW SOLUTION

News Day And Night   Some State Department Officials See Issue As Much Broader Than Balkans   U. S. Is Planning Appeal To UN   Bulgar Communists Expel Core Of Opposition From Parliament

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DECLARES DEMOCRAT MEMBERS “RESIGNED  ACTION ON U.S. NOTE TO RUSSIA OVER COUP IN HUNGARY AWAITED

Indications Of Balkan Showdown Between Russia And West Grow   U. N. Subcommission Can’‘t Enter Bulgaria

Soviets, West Are Moving To Showdown   More Decisive Action Seen Rather Than Futile Protests

U.S. Reviewing Policy Toward  Balkan Area   Seeks More Effective Ap. proach Than Notes Of Protest

( Communist Actions In Balkans May Be Core  Of Showdown on Issue

SHOWDOWN IN BALKANS FEUD NEAR   Communists in Bulgaria Throw Out Opposition

—UN MAY ACT—  New Blow Struck in Europe   U.S. STUDIES FUTURE ACTION

Communists Trying To Expel Hard Core Of Bulgarian LawMaking Bodies

Opposition Core ‘Struck New Blow   American Policy in Europe May Get Review as Protests Futile

Balkan Showdown Between Russia, West Is Indicated  Communists Expel Opponents From Bulgarian House

Showdown Due In Balkan Area   New Blow Struck  At Non-Communicts

Expel Anti-Reds From Bulgarian ‘Parliament    New Communist Blow Seen as Indication of Balkan Show-down

Move Brings Crisis Near  In Balkans   Showdown Expected After Russians’ Grab, With Rejection of Protest From 1.8. Likeiv

‘HEALER’ NOW ~~ IN SECLUSION   HUNDREDS OF CRIPPLED AND ILL PERSONS ARE ARRIVING AT PALM SPRINGS

DEATH TOLL 26 IN ROME BLAZE   Film Co. Manager and Fou Employes Arrested for Negligence

Molotov Informs Marshall It Is None of Uniled States’ Business What Soviets are Doing with German Assets in Soviet Zone of Austria,

Vind Your Business.  He Warns   Says Russia Will Do As She Likes With Nazi Assets

Molotov Says No To Marshall Suggestions To Break Up Deadlock   Russian Contends That German Assets Have Been Defined And That No Arbitration Machinery Is Needed In Austrian Treaty.

Moscow Tells U. S. To Mind Own Business   MOLOTOV BLUNTLY SAYS REDS CAN DO WHAT THEY PLEASE

ARGUMENT ON GERMAN ASSETS DEADLOCKS BIG 4   What Reds Are Doing Not U.S. Business, Molotov Says

Ohio General Assembly Meets, Faced By Demands For Increased Grants

Democrat’s Substitute Proposal Almost Certain To Meet Defeat   House Near Vote  On Rent Controls   Senator Murray Denounces Labor Controls Measure Now Before Senate

ASKS CONGRESS UP EXEMPTIONS IN INCOME TAX   Lucas Files Substitute for 20% Cut in Levies Proposed by GOP

Lucas Urges Higher Tax ErempHons  Beadacabian bas   Favors Income Tax Reduction for Small Wace Earners

Democrat Offers New Tax Bill fo JenateCommittec   Lucas of Illinois Opposes Reduction But Will Compromise

Lucas Urges Higher Tax Exemptions  Best Method of Tax Cutting, He Tellec Committee

ENLARGE THE DOGHOUSE,  8000-mile. Reunion Trip ‘Ends in Second Mixup

Rita Theisen ~ Is Sept. Bride   Beautiful Church Ceremony Unites Young Couple - Wednesdav A. M.

Phone Co., Emphasizing Higher Operating Costs, Will Ask Rate Increase

PRICE SUPPORT OF WOOL FOR YEAR IS FAVORED BY GROUP   Senate Agriculture Committee Votes to Extend Suppart During Next Year

Prince Paul To Be Sworn In as Monarch   King George Dies at Height of Critical Political Period   Striking Highway Workers Warned   News Flashes

Noland And Smith, Recruit ers. Once Lived In LeMars   Army Mobile bile Exhibit O Weapons Draws Good Attendance

Noland And Smith, Recruit- . >” ears Once Lived In LeMar:   Army “Mobile bile Exhibit O! Weapons Draws Good -_Attendance

LATEST OUTBUR ST BY “LIPPY’ STUDIED BY LAWYER GROUP   DUROCHER MAY FACE CON. TEMPT OF COURT CHARGES AS RESULT OF COMMENT ABOUT TUHCe

Butte Is Coldest Spot in Nation At 23 Below Zero   Helena’s Temperature   Goes to Minus 7;  Warmer Readings Due

Dewey Promises Budget Boost to Swell State Aid   Poorer Districts Will Re ceive Substantial Raise, Says Governor

LILIENTHAL ABSOLVED BY SOLON   Says McKellar Failed to Prove His Charges

Charges Against AEC Nominee Dismissed   McKellar Fails te Prove Case Against Lilienthal

NEW BUILDING FUNDS VOTED   House Okays Outlay OF $4,000,000 for Board of Control

HOUSE VOTE AMENDMENTS TO TAX-CUT MEASURE   Bill Moves Toward Showdown on Take-It or Leave-It Basis With Martin Predicting Passage Today.   PRESIDENT TRUMAN  RENEWS OPPOSITION   Snyder Joins Battle and Inti mates He Will Recommend  Veto if Senate Approves Legislation,

TAX SLASH BILL. PUSHED BY GOP   House Bound To Vote On 30-20 Percent Cut In Income Levies

BAN TAX CUI AMENDMENTS   Vote Binds House to Adopt GOP Sponsored 30-20 Bill Or Nothing

Tax Cut Advocates Score Big Victory Toward Showdown   Take-It or Leave -It Basis Approved by Vote

House Set to Pass ‘Take-or-Leave-It Tax Bill Today   Action to Come Amid Renewed Opposition From White House

Tax Reduction Bill Moving ‘Toward Showdown in House   Amendments to Measure Are Barred on Voice Vote: Passage Is Forecast by Speaker Martin

House Pledged To Trim Taxe:   Republicans Railroad Bill Ene Rallat Tadav

Two Policemen Die in Gunfight   Two Youths Held; One Shot By Third Officer

2 YOUTHS FACE MURDER COUNT   2 Policemen Slain; 1 of Young Gunmen Also Dies in Melee

Still Higher  Food Prices" Are Forecast  Corn Crop Estimate Down. So Fiquree

U. S. Slashes Estimate on  Corn Yield   Estimate Puts Iowa Second in Corn List

‘47 Corn Outlook Darker   Yield This Year Now Estimated At 2,403,913,000 Bu.   Wheat Record Seen

SMALLEST CORN CROP SINCE 1936 DROUTH FORECAST   Yield Is Estimated at Only 2,403,913,000 Bushels, 27 Per Cent Under Last Year,   SHORTAGE TO HIT NATION’S CONSUMER   Higher Prices for Meat, Poultry and Dairy Products Seen by Government Eeonomists.

Short Corn Crop Bringing Higher Prices for Food   Europe Being Notifiec - to Do More to Help Themselves

Corn Crop  Cut To Hike Food Prices   U.S. Officials Say Scaling Down in Crop Estimates Ie Pasnoncibla

FURTHE SINCE AUGUST HELD CERTAIN   Wheat Crop Expected To Set Record, U. S. Reports

Food Prices to Go Still Higher   New Peohs Forecast es Agriculture Dep't Predicts 37-Million Bushel Drop in Nation's Corn Production

Midwest Drouth Dims Corn, Meat Hopes for Year  Only Quick Weather Change Can Avert Serious Threat

Higher Meat, Feed Prices Seen In ’48 *  Weather Hits Blow At Corn Prospects

Heat, No Rain Bad Prospect for Corn Crop   Estimate Of Production Reduced Because Of Drouth

CUT DOWN BY HOT WEATHER   Corn Hardest Hit By; Heat Wave; Other Crops Affected

CORN PROSPECTS ARE REDUCED BY ARID WEATHER   ‘Short Production Will Affect 1948 Meat Supplies   ‘OTHER CROPS APPEAR ‘BETTER THAN NORMAL

SAYS DROUTH MAY CUT NEXT YEAR'S SUPPLY OF MEAT   Agricuiture Department Sees “Serious Threat” py Damage to Midwest Corn Crop.   CHANGE IN WEATHER COULD LIFT DANGER   Livestock Expected to Be Ample Remainder of 1947 —Wheat Harvest Is Not Affected.

HOPES DASHE FOR WHOPPER CORN HARVEST   MEAT SUPPLIES AND PRICES HINGE ON WEATHER CHANGE

Forecast Issued Monday Reveals A Huge Shortage   Meat Supply, and Meat Prices, Depend on Crop Yields

HOT WEATHER CHILLS HOPES OF MORE MEAT   Agriculture Department Fears Corn Production To Drop in Midwest

Dry Weather Lowers Corn  Crop Forecast  White House Hints  Of Strong Controls ve Te Cantiniwsc

SNOWPLOW BREAKS WAY INTO NORTH MONTANA SECTION   Food and Other Goods En Route to Snowbound Community  After Hard Trek ‘

NPS Snowplows Open Road Into Babb; Seven Trucks: With Food, Fuel En-Route ©

Residential Drive Is Launched for Chest   - Morning Rain Delays Start; All Sections of Camnaian Under Wov

Ship With 800 Jews On Board Taken   800 Visaless Immigrants intercepted

Jewish Refugee Ship Is Seized      300 Immigrants On Board Will Be Sent To Detention Camps.

British Grab Refugee Ship   Sniping Continues Between Jews. Arabs

‘ounsel Says 0 May Did Not A Take Bribes R   > Other Cities t Are Urged te iS Reduce Prices

Denies May Got Contract Rebate  Claims Checks Went To Democratic Fund

May Denies Bribe Check   Counsel Says Two $1,000 Checks Went Te Democratic Fund

MAY DENIES HE RECEIVED CASH   Kentuckian’s Counsel Says ~~Checks Went To Dems —

May Donated Cash fo Party. Says Defense   California Contractor With Son in Army Contributed $1000

Aid-To-Europe Plan Endorsed By Gov. Dewey  “Have No Choice,” GOP Leader Says

DEWEY BACKS EUROPEAN AID   Endorses Full-Scale Help Demands Business-Like Administration

DAVIS SILENT ON TROOPERS   Governor Tells Reporter He Knows Nothing Of Guard

U. S. May Protest Russian Control Of Hunaarian Politics. Tax Bill

United States May (Call For Action By UN   Familiar Pattern. Of Sabotage In Hungary Cited

FINAL BASEBALL SCORES  BASEBALL RESULTS   UN Action On Hungary Favored By Yandenberg

U.S. May Ask UN Action  On Seizure In Hungary   United Nations, He Says, Is Authorized By Its Charter To Investigate Any Situation It Considers A Threat To Peace

U. S. to Call for Probe lf Seizure of Power  By Reds Is Confirmed

Grill Watts On Unsolved Murder Cases   Cenfessed Slayer of swo Women Subjected to Further Questioning by Police.

POLICE WILL QUIZ WATTS ON CASES   Unsolved Murders to Be Subject of Grilling at Indianapolis,

Antarctic Expedition to Abandon Little America Base About Morch 1

Out of Little America March !   ‘Navy Ships In Antarctic to Move Outside Ice Pack.

High Ranking Officials Are Indicted by Montgomery County Grand Jury After  Investigation.   NATURE OF CHARGES NOT FULLY DISCLOSED

Grand Jury Indicts Four State Police   Police Board Head  And Colonel Rossow Attack Jury Action— Will Back Troopers

Auburn Trustees To Meet Friday  Cli imax Ex pected In Extension ‘Revolt’

= Raises celled Out   NEA Official Declares ‘ Nation’s Teachers In Financial Distress

SUEZ DEFENSE BRINGS NEW U.S. TASK   Great Britain Will Shift Its Mid-East Bases to East Africa

Mediterranean and Suez ~ Defenses Would Fall to Americans, Report Tell:

Britain Plans to Shift Military Bases   To Leave Defense of Suez Canal for United States

Save Resources OfU.S., Is Plea By President  Truman Speaks At Hans cat nc. £386 Nicks

Exploiters Raids Must Be Halted   Destruction And Waste Will Bring A “Sorry Harvest”

PRESIDENT TRUMAN TODAY CALLED FOR CONSTANT WATCH   In Developing the Nation’s Resources to Prevent “Destructive Influence’.   FOR PRIVATE GAIN   Spoke in the Everglades of Florida This Afternoon.

Everglades Park Dedicated Today   President Links Public Conservation Responsibility With World Order Liability.

CONSTANT VIGILANCE OVER RESOURCES 15 URGED BY PRESIDENT  _ TRUMAN SAYS NATIONAL HERITAGE SHOULD BE PROTECTEN EROAM CREED

Truman Pleads For Vigilance   President Warns Against Destructionists in Dedicating New Park

Truman Urges Constant*Vigilance In Developing Nafion’s Resources   Links Responsibility for Conservation With World Order, Peace and Recovery in AddresS Dedicating. New National Park in Florida

Conservation Of Resources Held Essential  President Stresses 7 aes Ba ee ek eee

TRUMAN URGES DEVELOPING OF HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER, . CONSERVING OF RESOURCES:

President Hits Raids  on Parks   Calls for Vigilance Against Exploitation of Common Heritage

Truman Dedicates New National Everglades Park  Public Responsibility For World Order Emphasized Today

Should Guard Development Of Resources   President In Address Before Florida Crowd

Commission For Human Rights To Begin Sessions   Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt To Have Prominent Part In Daily Sessions Of U.N. Commission

THREE AUTO MISHAPS REPORTED TO POLICE   Accidents Occur On Hanover Streets Yesterday And Today—No Injuries Listed

Youthful Crime Wave Discussed; Remedies Cited   “ROGER BABSON CLAIMS THE CURE MUST BE SPIRITUALIZED

PARENTS AT FAULT FOR CHILD DELIN(IWENCY, SAYS BABSON   Better Parents and Better, More Spiritual Home Life Is Only Curb To Increase In Juvenile Crime.

ALASKAN HIGHWAY LAND TOBE OPENED   Settlers to Be Allowed to Use Five-mile Area Along Road

Strode Adoption Declared Void in 71th District Court   Case Will Be Appealed in Waco

Return Of Restrictions Pre ‘dicted; Shipments To — Russia Now ‘Normal’

Russian Grab of Oil May Enforce Export Controls   Dewey Short Thiriks Oi Men Are After the Higher Prices —

RUSSIA STORING BIG OIL SUPPLY   U. S. Solon Sees Return of Fuel Controls—Shipments To Soviets Probed 

rb on Oil xports May 2 Restored   gressmen Oppose ments to Reds x Shortage Here

House, Senate Still Disagree On School Assistance Appropriations

House, Senate Are 23 Millions Apart on School Aid Bill   Only 10 Days Remaining to Reach Decision on Controversial Issue

Pilot Sets Plane Down On Greenlanc Ice Cap: Rescues 11 Marooned Fliers

Army Fliers Rescued In Daring Operation   Eleven Men, Marooned 3 Days in Greenland, ~ in Good Shape

[1 ARMY AIRMEN, MAROONED 3 DAYS IN ARCTIC. SAVEN   Survivors of B-29 Crash Rescued From Greenland Ice Cap by Giant Transport Piane.   ALL ARE REPORTED IN GOOD CONDITION

11 Army Fliers Marooned 3 Days On Ice Cap Saved   Spectacular Rescue as 22-Year-Old Pilot Achieves Landing

11 AAF MEN ARE RESCUED . OFF ICE CAPE   Fliers Marooned For Three Days After Plane Crashes

C-54 Takes Off Again With Aid of Rockets; Flying Cross Urged For Rescue Pilot

ARMY FLYERS ARE RESCUED FROM ICE CAP   11 Marooned by Crash Removed in Daring Rescue Operation

Flyer Sets Big Transport DownBesideCrewMembers Of B-29 in Greenland

Army Pilot, 22, Snatches ~-T1 Men of B-29 Crew From Crash Scene in Greenlane

State Receives $150,000 From National Foundation For Polio Enidemic

LEGION BLASTS U, S. REDS, BACKS UMT PROGRAM   Urges Atomic Knowledge Be Kept Secret; O'Neil Named Commander

Crop Report Makes No Change in U. Ss. ‘Self-Denial’ Drive   GOP Senators Pledge Aid in Food-Saving Drive But Question Need for Eggless Days; More Distillers to Comply with Shutdown

Brewster-Led Solons Pledge  Cooperation Self-Denial Drive Remains Unchanget

GRAIN SHORT AGE RELIEF SLIGHT, REPORT SHOWS   Corn Crop Improves; Seven GOP Senators Back Fond Savina Camoaian

Government Crop Report Helps Little In Food Drive   Corn Lmproves, But Little Change In Self-Denial  Campaigcn Seen

Scant Relief Indicated by Crop Report   Food Campaign Gains az G.0.P. Senators Pledge Cooperation but Ask If Eggless Day Necessary

Government Crop Report Disappoints   Little Chance Food Campaign Will Be Modified

HOPE OF LARGER AMERICAN GRAIN. YIELD SHATTERED   Crop Report Shows Improyement in Corn Prospects . but Decline in Those *..  for Wheat, ri       TRUMAN'S SAVE-FOOD CAMPAIGN UNCHANGEI   Group of Republican Senators Pledge Co-operation but -

FOOD OUTLOOK UNCHANGED BY CROP REPORT   No Modification to Be Made in Campaign To Save-for-Europe

No Change In “Self-Denial’”’   Drive Planned   Government Crop Reveais Disappointing Figures In Sav¥e-Food Propvram

No Change Likely in Tru. man’s Self-Denial Drive for Americans.   GREATER EFFORT ASKED   Liquor Industry Expected tc Yield to 60-Day Shutdown Plea.

Report Indicates Little Relief In Grain Shortage  Improved But Old Cor: 6 Cran Mav Re Smaller

No Change in ‘Self-Denial’ .  Drive Is Seen   Smaller Corn Stocks Are Anticipated as Wheat Prospects Dim

GOP Senators in Move to Further Food Programs   Farmers’ Union Seeking Restoration of Price Control, Rationing

Government Report On Crops Has Both Good : And Bad Sides To it   Littte Relief In Qrain Shertege Shewe And fle Change tn Troman's ‘Selt-Benia! Betve Fer =: Amoclees Bradecerc. Cosas

GRAIN SHORTAGE IS STILL ACUTE REPORT STATES   Corn Supply Somewhal Improved, But Wheat Shows Decline   ALONG WITH TRUMAN

Crop Report Lends Small Relief Hope   Corn Improved, Other Figures Off: No Relaxation In Self-Denial Plan

Truman Plans To Veto New GOP Tax Bill   PRESIDENT REVEALS HIS PLANS ON NEXT MEASURE

No Change in His Attitude Toward Slash   Senate Takes Up Bill To. day, Following 10-3 Committee OK

Says Attitude On Income Levy ‘Cut Unchanged   Senate Begins Consideration  Of Revised Bill

Truman Says He Sees No Reason for Changed Ate titude on Tax Bill

FIGHT AGAINST BILL OPENS IN SENATE   President Sees No Reason For Change In Attitude   PUBLICANS   Hope To Drive Legislation Through Upper House By End Of Week

Says He Can See No Reason for Changing Mind  Tax Cut Supporters Intensify Campaign

President To Veto Second Tax Cut Bill   Bill's Supporters Spurred By White Mouse Anrnouncement

Statement Is Made at ‘News Session   Question of Overriding Certain Vete Likely To Be Settled Afier Senate Vote Is Taken

TRUMAN T0 VETO TAX SLASH AGAIN   President Says That Plan’s _ Just Like Earlier One

SOLONS PLAN T0 START WORK ON MEASURE TODAY   President Sees no Reason to Change Opinion on Same Legisiai'on Except Date

Truman Tax Veto Threat Spurs Senate   Supporters of Bill Seek to Override President on Issue

Congress Spurred To Override   Senate Begins Consideration Of Measure Thursday

Makes Statement To Press While Senate Begins Discussion Of Measure Passed By Thumping Vote In House; Question Dems’ Ability To Sustain Rejection

TRUMAN SAYS HE WILL VETO NEW TAX BILL   President Tells News Conference His Attitude Is Unchanged—Measure Is Called Up in Senate for L ehate.

Chief Executive Announces Intention as Senate Begins Consideration of Legislation.   REVEALS INTENTION AT NEWS CONFERENCE

TRUMAN WILL VETO THE NEW INCOME TAX GUTTING BILL   This Announcement Spurred Congressional Supporters to Act,   DEFIANCE EXPRESSED   The Outburst Came As the Senate Began Consideration of the Legislation,

Barkley To Lead Foes In  Senate   Attitude Revealed As Bill Goes Up For Debate

Sees No Reason For Any Change In His Attitude   Makes Announcement Of Intention At New: Conference; Senator Barkley Declares His Opposition . Pe Thea Bending Ré as ereeen

ANNOUNCEMENT AROUSES IRE OF CONGRESS   ‘Representatives, Senators Indicate Override May Be Forthcoming

Truman Says He Will Veto Tax Cut Bill   Reveals Stand As Senate Opens Debate On GOP Measure

President Promises Veto.... : ‘Truman Again Plans ow,  To Reject Tax Bill

President to Veto New Tax Bill, He Says   Truman Says He Does Not See Why Attitude Should Be Changed; Barkley to Fight Bill

é FFERENT FROM OTHER”   Tells Newsman Ha Sees Ne ‘fleason To Change Stand; Senate Near Vote.

*Truman’s Announcement ‘Spurs Supporters of Measure to Intensified ‘Drive to Override It

Veto Sure on New  Tax Bill   President Asserts Attitude Unchanged on G. O. P. Measure

SPEEDED AS TRUMAN PLANS DISAPPROVAL  G.0.P., SOME DEMOCRATS DEFIANT AS SENATE IN DEBATE ON NEW RILIL  a MOVE IS

Truman Says He Will Veto  Tax Measure   Senate Begins Consideration of Legislation Already Okayed by House

Truman Will Again Veto Bil On Income Tax   Republican Drive For Enough Votes Doubtful in Senate   Editorial Today On Veto History Page 2

Senate Advocates Of Tax Cut Intensify Efforts To Obtain Support For Bill

Truman Wil Veto New Bill For Tax Slash   Barkley Set To. Fight Measure  COC: @anate Flaar

Supporters: of Tax Cut  Bill Gird For Fight As Truman Says He'll Veto

Only Change Is Effective Date, He Says   Stand Revealed Just Before Senate Takes Up Measure

Truman Announces - He Will Veto New Tax Bill if Passec   Some Leaders Believe Bill Can Be Voted Through Over a Veto

President Announces  Decision Drive to Override  -~ ». _ 44... ep   Drive to Override Rejection Gets Under Way Today

President To Reject Levy Reduction   Points Out Bill Same As First He Turned Down

President Will _ New Tax Cut Measure   Truman Announces He Will Again Veto Pronosal To Cut Income Tax Schedule

Reveals Intention As Senate Begins Its Consideration   President Says He Has Not Altered His Stand On Legislation: Barkley To Lead Fight, Declares

Truman Says Attitude Same    House Has Two Thirds Majority But Senate. Is in Doubt

President Discloses Intention To Veto Tax-Cutting Measure   Truman Says His Attitude On Same Bill Unchanged; Senate Begins Consideration Of Legislation Today

Truman Promise: Ao**.nter Veto of (ax Cut Measure   Congressional Leaders Brace for Intensified Campaign to Override

TRUMAN WARNS WILL VETO 2ND TAX SLASH BILL   : Says Bill Is Same and Mind Not Changed Since He Vetoed Ist

SEES NO REASON DROP OPPOSITION TO GOP MEASURE   SENATE READY TO OPEN DISCUSSION FOR SECOND TIME

Truman's Advance Veto Spurs Tax Slash Drive   Republican Leaders Express Open Defiance In Reaction to President’s Statement That He Will Not Sign Reduction Measure

Income Tax Cut Bill Hits  Senate Floor   Majority Size  Only Questien

ARE IRKED BY ‘ADVANCE VETO BY PRESIDENT   Truman Tells News Conference He Wilk Not Okay Measure

 2 New Veto of Income Tax Cut  Is Resolved by the President   House Passes Suecession  Te Presidency  Approves Speaker Should Truman Be  en 2: eo;

President Will. Veto Tax Bill   Truman: “ ‘Tells’: Press Conference’ Short! y  . Before Senate: Begiris Consideration”... *   Barklev Is Opposed      Senator Says. He Weal ‘Fight: ‘Bill . ow Floor  of Sonate"

President Plans Veto Of Tax Bill   Announcemant Spurs Bill Supporters in Drive to Override — Forthramina Vota

Truman Will Veto Income  — Tax Cut Bil   Makes Statement In News  Conference As Senate  Prepares te Consider and Vote   Barkley To Lead  Opposition Fight   Senate Clears Way By Passing Service Unification Bill In Action Yesterday

Truman Will Veto New Tax Slash Bill   President’s Announcement Spurs Intensified Drive to Override Forthcoming Rejection; Senate Begins Consideration of Measure

TRUMAN VETO OF NEW TAX CUT BILL ASSURED      President Says Effective Date Is Only Change from Measure Previously Killed

Truman Sees No Reason To Change Stand   Drive To Defeat HST’s Rejection Started By GOP

Truman Will Veto Tax Cut   GOP Leaders, Joined By Some Demos, Get Set For Drive To Override The President

CHIEF EXECUTIVE SES NO REASON TO CHANGE VIEW   Bartey Expresses Hope Sec ond Veto May Be Sus teatnad In Connte

Says He Can See No Reason for Changing Mind  Tax hor hy aan Intensify Cam

President Says He Will Veto Tax Cut Bill   Senate Considers Legislation Already Passed By House

Truman Will Veto Tax Bill   President. Says No: Reason to Change : Attitude On “Same Bill” Vetoed Before

Fight Shapes Up In Congress As Passage Looms   Order of Succession To Presidency Is Set Up by Lawmakers

PRESIDENT SAYS HE’LL VETO TAX CUT MEASURE   Senator Barkley Also Is Op posed to GOP Income Levy Cut Bill

Senate Begins Consideration Of Measure   President Declares He Still Is Opposed To GOP’s Bill

Truman. To Veto Tax Cut Again   Says Revised Bill Will Receive Same Action As Before

Truman Still Is Opposed fo Bill To Slash Levies   President Asserts He Will Again Refuse To Sign Reduction Act

Truman Says He Will Veto New Tax Bill   President Unable To See Why He Should Change Attitude;  . Measure In Senate

Doesn't See Cause For Changing His Attitude About If   Debate On Amendments May Take Some Time Before Senate ‘Gets To Vote

Says Radar Gadget May Have Saved 127 Lives   Says Altimeter Would Have Averted 4 of 6 Crashes Occurring in Past Nineteen Davs

Howard Hughes Says Radar Would Have Prevented Four Fatal Crashes

FALSE ORDER CHARGE DENIED BY GARSSON   Government Witness Testimony Hit At Trial

Atforney In Yacht Murder Trial Asks $100,000 In Fees  Defended Heiress Cn Slaying Count

Making Ready For Road Aid  Bill haiece _ hanges  ~~... . [~~ ce 2s =e fe. Se Gam ;

The Polio Fund   Entire to the Cause Makes   Set ‘Milk Route” Road Standards   State Commission Cites Specifications Necessary for Rural Construction

Specifications Drawn Up Under King Road Law   Milk, Mail and School Routes of Lower Type Than State System

Black Market Sugar Setup Is Explained   Capone Syndicate Operative Set Up Coupon Organization

REVEAL DETAILS OF HUGE SUGAR BLACK MARKET   Capone Syndicate Is Involved In Ring,  FBI Discloses

N. Y. Cotton   U.S. Agents Check Evidence In Black Market Sugar Probe

TRUMAN MAKES NEW APPEAL ON SAVING OF FOOD   Has No. Desire To Re~ turn To Federal Controls .   REPORTS. PROBE   Says Clark Is Investigating Grain — Trading

No Return To Gov't Controls. Truman Says   Doesn’t Want Return of Rationing; Labels Government Controls as ‘Method# of Police State.’

Says Rationing, Price Control Are Methods Of Police State   Clark Probing ‘Gambling® In Grains, Fibers on Exchanges

PRESIDENT TRUMAN IN ANOTHER APPEAL IN SAVING FOON   Says Government Price Con trola Method of Volice State,   GAMBLING ON MARKET    Has Pushed Up Prices of Wheat for Which There Is An Investigation,

Calls For More Cooperation In Saving of Food   Reveals Probe on Grain  Marts; Says Special : Session Still Possible

Appeals For New Saving  Pledges   President Aseerts Control Makes Police State

Reveals Probe Of ‘Gambling’  On Kxchanges   Return to Rationing To Solve Food Crisis Deplored as Method Of a ‘Police State’

TRUMAN ASKS VOLUNTARY FOOD PLAN COOPERATION   President Opposes Government Price Controls Anc Rationing, Calling Them Methods Of Police State— Tells News Conference Tremendous Amount O! Gambling On Commodity Markets Has Pushed Prices Of Wheat Upward—Trading Being Probed

Jruman Urges  Co-operation,  Hits Rationing Prices Again Break Records; President :

BUT HE CALLS FOR VIGOROUS FOOD SAVINGS   States Controls and  Regulations Are Police Methods

Truman Asks Cooperation In Food Saving  President Makes —   President Makes ; It Plain He Wants No Price Controls.

Cooperation Asked by Pres. Truman  Says Price Controls   Says Price Controls And Rationing Are Methods of Police State

Rationing Is Opposed By Truman   News Conference Told of Big Seale Gambling in Markets; Extra Session Sill Poassthility

UN Military Group Still Marks Time   Committee Is Charged With Recommending Size of Force Needed To Police Any Peace Agreed Upon .

LAST U. §. TROOPS SAIL FROM ITALY   Beat Deadtine Set for Theil Departure by Peace Traaty.

S. Soldiers Dl Outof tah  Evacuation. Follows   Evacuation. Follows ‘Edict of Peace Pact

US. OCCUPATION OF ITALY ENDED   Last Troops Homewarc Bound Before Peace Treaty Deadline

Urges Action to Halt Land Boom  Anderson Appeals to Nation's Farmers

Must Halt at Once; Farmers Asked To Help   Also Appeals To Credit: Companies.

Sane Borrowing is - Advocated To Halt  Currenf Land Boon   Anderson Pleads For Cautizn Lest Farmers, Creditors Hit Financial Panic

TWO VACANCIES AT SERVIGE SCHOOLS   Congressman Gross _ Issues Call For Candidates For West Point And Annapolis Academies For Next Year

“Poor Judgment” Of Retail Buyers Blamed For Present Price Of Cotton Textiles

UN Observes Second Year  Of Its Charter   Truman Pledges U. S. Will Do Its Share  To Uphold Ideals  Of World Group

Today Second Anniversary of World Charter Signing at San Francicra

WARN WORLD WW ROAD STILL 6 UNCERTAIN   Too Political Leaders Speak en Second Anniversary of Founding.

‘UN ROAD HARD,’ LEADERS WARK   Truman, Others, However See Eventual Success

GIVEN WARNINGS FROM TOP FLIGHT POLITICIANS   That U. N. Faees Difficult Road Ahead on Second Anniversary.   ‘TORE AT SAN FRANCISCO   Warnings Were Voiced In Re. corded Charter Day Messave Broadcast.

WW. Faces Difficult Road, World Leaders Warn on Second Anniversary

UN Faein o Rough Road,  Sa y Leaders   Warnings Voiced In Re. corded Charter Day Messages Broadcast To World

DIFFICULT ROAD FOR U.N. — World Leaders Tell Of  Success, Uncertainties

2ND ANNIVERSARY WORLD CHARTER SIGNING AT FRISCO FINDS WORLD'S LEADERS FACING MOMENTOUS TASK

Top-Flight Political ‘Chiefs Declare Council Still Faces Difficult And Uncertain Road

Understanding Called Aim Of U. S. Programs   Acheson Telis. State Department’s: Goal. To Cover Earth with Truth

Acheson Feels World-Wide Understanding Of U. S. Will End “Foolish Talk”

Acheson Tells Broadcast Aims   But Congress Not Yet Sure It Approves Cultural Talks

ACHESON TELLS OF BROADCASTS   Defends Program of State Department in Committee Testimony

Acheson Urges Continuation Of international Broadcasts ‘To Cover World With Truth’      Declares Understanding Of U. $. Would Enc Talk That It Follows Policy Of Reaction

HOSPITAL DRIVE TOTAL $445,672 "REPORTS REVEAL   $51,827 More Reported By City And County Units  For Campaign   CLUB CONTRIBUTIONS HELP SWELL AMOUNTS

$43,482 CIVEN LOCAL HOSPITAL   722 Contribute In First Week Of Public Solicitation

ON STRUCK LINER   Cunarder ‘Queen Mary’ Js Kept from Sailing by Wildeat Strike

Rioting and Fighting in Large City In India Cuts Population 250,000

New Strength Seen for N. G.   Gen. Walsh Expects Double in Present Size by Next June

NISEI HELD FOR BEATING U. 8. SOLDIERS   Ex-G. L. Recognizes “Meat Grinder” and Starts Probe

NISEI HELD FOR BEATING U. s SOLDIERS —   Ex-G. I. Recognizes: “Meat: Grinder”: and Starts Probe? (°°

2 MAIL ORDER FIRMS SLASH TIRE PRICE:   Sears Aad Memtgemetry Ward Tal: Actiea; U. 8S. Rabber Says Wsiter Beine Giudicd

Revenue Men Join State in Bookie Probe   Big Money Gambling Winners Also Sought Out for Tax Levies

All Parties Will Be Consulted on Trustee Plans   First Results From Marshall's Efforts At Moscow Obtained

Molotov Agrees To American Proposals Establishing Basis For Resumption Of SovietAmerican Efforts To Form Government   FOREIGN MINISTER ANSWERS MARSHALL

Molotov Accepts Conditions Listed in Marshall Letter   Soviets Alter Stand on Trusteeship for Nation

States Bankhead Advised Romney  Witness Testifies Theft Hushed-up

Shoe Making Might Be Added Later, Research Bureau Suggests   MARKET NEAR AT HAND

TANNING INDUSTRY GOOD FOR KANSAS   Shoe Making Might Be Added Later, Research Bureau Suggests   MARKET NEAR AT HAND

Flier Tells Of Battle For Life At Sea While Caught In Chute Lines

Fighter Pilot Tells Of Survival Battle Off Breezy Point   Man Who Parachuted Into Qcean Became Mixed Up in Lines Trying to Inflate Raft -

Battle for Survival In Atlantic ls Told by Pilot  Lieutenant Survive Night of Horror

Jones’ Side Of B. & O. Story   Committee Expects To Hear Former RFC Head

Railroad Lean Is Under Study  Bankruptcy Action — Said Fraudulent

U. S. World News Program  May Be Lost   House Committee Closes Door To Funds For ‘Voice Of America’

SOLONS $ PROGRAM PLEA   Marshall Request for Radio Funds Unanswered

Newly-Appointed Italian Minister To Chile Assassinated in Stockho!n

Ponder Cut Rate to Halt Grain Hikes   May Offer High Price Foods to Europe at Lower Costs

Food Export Might Check  Price Rises   Relief-Stabilization Plan Advanced by Aorieulture Dent.

Cut-Rate Food Plan Offered   Government May Offer Higk-Priced Feads Abrood At Prices Needy Nations Con Fay

US Would Offer High-Priced Food to Hungry at Cut Rate  To Prevent Advances in Grain, Meat

Government May Offer Cut Rates Abroad on Some — Food to Halt Rising Prices

Consider New Price Plan   Would Ship HighPriced Foods To Eu. rope’s Hunary.

U. S$. Considers ‘Cut-Rate’ Food Relief Program   AS MEANS TO PREVENT FURTHER RISES ON LOCAL MARKETS

High-Valued Foods May Be Sent Europe   ‘Cut Rate’ Prices Would Be Offered For Fruits, Oils

U.S. May Offer Cut Rates On Food For Export   Surplus To Stop Drain On Grain

Low Prices For Europe Proposed   Means Of Slashing Further Advances. In Grain Markets

‘HIGH-PRICED FOODS TO HUNGRY AREAS AT CUT-RATE PRICES?   The Government Officials Are Considering Such a Program.   TO PREVENT PRICE HIKE   Foods Would Include Dried Fruits, Fats and Oils, : Dried Eggs.

3 Special Groups Slate Food Study in November; Cut-Rate Prices Suocested

CUT-RATE FOOD PLAN PROPOSED   High-Priced Items May Be Sent Abroad To Curb Grain Rise

US Considers Offering Fooc At Cut Rate   ' High-Priced Foods To Europe IMav Cut Rises

May Offer Surplus © U. S. Food For Export   To Quote ‘Cut-Rate’ Prices To Hungry Area: Abroad; May Halt Advancing Grain Prices

Propose Cut-Rate Sale of Costly Foodstufs Abroad   Method Seen As Means of Curbing Rise in Grain, Meat

Democrats Jeer At Budget Cuts   Claim That Republican Economy Drive Has Bogged Down

Democrats Issue Claim Republican Economy —  Drive A “Total Fizzle”

GOP Economy  Drive Fails   Democrats Toss Figures To Back Up  Aecarvtions. -

GOP Economy Drive Fizzle Say Democrats   Figures Reveal Deductions Fall Short of Goo!

GOP's Drive ForEconomy Hit Again   Republicans Renew Attempts To Peg Finat Budget Cuts

GOP Economy Drive Under Fire Again   Republicans Renew Efforts To Slice President's Budget

GORE ASSAILS ECONOMY DRIVE AS FAILURE      Cites Figures In Claim Republican Program ts ‘Ranged Down’

Figures Show Up Failure  To Save   Democrats Assert GOP Budget Cut Has Failed ©

Democrats Blast Economy Drive Of Republicans  Resume Work On Truman Budget

6. 0, P, ECONOMY CALLED ‘FIZZLE   Democrats Hurl Figures Tc Back Failure Charges

Democrats Claim G. O. P. Economy Drive “Fizzled And Hopelessly Bogged Down”

Economy Claims By GOP Denied By Democrats   Figures Compiled On Cuts in Budget As Scrap Goes On

DEMOCRATS FIRE NEW BROADSIDE AT GOP ECONOMY   Charge Republicans Unable te Reduce Budget to Original Estimates

GOP Economy Drive Rapped By Democrats   Claim Efforts Fail; GOP Leaders Mapping Attack On Budget

GOP Economy Drive Assailed By Demos   Offer Figures To Back Claim That Drive Has Fizzied And Hopelessly Bogged Down

Program "Fizzled,’ They Say   Republican Leaders Set On Trimming President's Budget

Outlook for Grain Darkens With Rair  Illinois, lowa Farm Lands Under Water

Continued Rain Causing Concer  Conditions Bad  ‘fer Corn and Oat:'-

RUSSIA REFUSES TO STAND BY HER POTSDAM PROMISE   Stands by While Polish Election Rigged in Ad. vance.

News Behind dhe News  Coprrizet Wid iare  Nemepaper   WASHINGTON Ba Ras Tucker

Five Killed in  Riot in Canton Student Demonstratior Hit by Bloodshed

CHINESE CRISIS NEARING PEAK   New Outbreaks Feared in Stu. . dent Demonstrations:

CHINESE QUELL STUDENT RIOTS   Oriental Crisis Grows Worse as Anti-War Move Nears; Money Value Off ©

Truman Denies Bevin’s Charge OnPalestine   White House Statement Is. sued In Reply To Assertions By British  Deramiar

PRESIDENT DENIES POLITICS INVOLVED IN PALESTINE  . PROBLEM—CONGRESS  . GIVES-ITS SUPPORT   By WILLIAM E. ZIMMERMAN * International News Service

Improve Rivers, Governor Urges   South Carolina Executive Recommends Retention Of Improvement Program

V-2 Rocket Strays South Of Border  Captured Missile   Captured Missile Explodes Near Juarez, Mexico

CANTLON KILLED AS HE HITS WALL ON SOUTH CURVE   Chicagoan Takes Lead a Owner of Both Leading Cars Gives Easy Signal

U.S. Will Help Draw European Recovery Plans   Advice Needed to Keep Cost Within Amount Suitable to Congress

U.S. WILL TAKE DIRECT HAND IN PARIS AID PLAN   Moves To See That Nations Don’t Ask More Than Congress Will Give

FANTASTIC PLOT TO WAGE GERM WAR DISCLOSED   British, American Offiicals Round Up Many. Nazis

Big Underground Ring Smashed By Allies In Reich  Dream Of Resurgent Nazi Group Spoiled By U. S. And Britain

Nazi Fanatic Roundup May Total 1000   U.S. and British Armies Seize Germ Weapon Plotters

Fanatical Group Planned Strong Nazi-Like Nation   Mass Annihilation Of Allies Planned By Use Of New Secret “Germ Weapon”

NAZI REVOLT PLOT NIPPED; MANY JAILED   Report Over 1,000 Nabbed; Planned Germ Warfare

[British Zone Center Of Search in Reich   Once-High Hitler Followers Among Hundreds Held in Sweeping Raid

Breaks Up In Disagreement On All Major Germar  Aust Aviatotan lessee

Moscow Meet Ends on Note Of Failure   London to Be Scene Of November Parley; Kremlin Party Tonight

German, Austrian Issues Unsettled; New Session  Set For November

‘Big Four’ Parley Ends In Deadlock   All Major Issues Unsolved; Next Meeting at Londar

Disagreement Recorded On All Issues   Marshall Plans To Leave Moscow Tomorrow

London Site Of Next Meeting In November   Marshall Disappointed Over Failure of Reich, Austrian Pact Work :

Big Four Ends Moscow Meet; London Next   Adjourned Session Set for November: Commission Named

No Progress Made on Major Tasks   Next Meeting Se For London Later This Year

MARSHALL TQ LEAVE  MOSCOW FRIDAY; NO  REAL PROGRESS MADE “RESULTS NOT TO BE  APPARENT FOR MONTH, TWO” CENFRAIT SAVS

Ministers End Parley; Disagree On Major Points   Marshall Disappointed At Failure To Reach Accore  _ On Treaties; November Session In London

- — FAILURE —  All Issues Remain Unsettled   NEXT SESSION IN. ‘NOVEMBER

Conference Ends With Little Done   ‘Ministers Slate November Talks - On Peace Issues

_Late News Bulletins  Moscow Peace Conference Ends Today in Disagreement

Marshall Warns Full Evaluation Of Conference Cannot Be Made And Suggests Knotty Problems May Be Settled At London Meet

New Meeting Scheduled For November In British Capital   Marshall Disappointed at Discord Over Germany and Austria

THE FOUR-POWER CONFERENCE ENDS IN A DEADLOCK   in <All Major German and Austrian Issues at Moscow,   AVPTER 45 DAY SESSION   Secretary Marshall Expressed Disappointment at the Meeting.

Foreign i:‘nisters End Moscow (:uference in Deadlock Gier Issues’

RUSSIANS NAME LONDON AS SITE OF NEXT RALLY   State Department Declares That Marshall Will Get Home On Saturday

Meeting of Big Four at  Moseow Ends   Foreign Ministers Wind Up Conference Without Agreement on Treaties For Germany. Austria

Moscow Parley Ends   Big Four Ministers Close Long Session Without Agreement On Any Vital Issue

Ministers End Meetings; Major Issues Unsettled  ‘Plan Session in November Al London, May Assemble Earlier in: Maw York City

Reich-Austrian Treaties Still . Are Undecided   Next Meeting Is Set for London, Next November bs

4-Power Debates Brought To End   Marshall Is Deeply Disappointed In Results

BIG FOUR TALKS END; NO VITAL ISSUES SOLVED   Marshall Voices Disappointment over Failure—Next Sessions in London

MoscowParley  Ends in Defeat   Complete Deadlock Results; Marshall to Leave for Home

Marshall Views Futile Session As ‘First Round’   Not a Single Major Issue Settled: Meet In. Lendon Next Fall

Ministers End Conference in  Total Deadlock   Big Four Adjourn Sine Die, Will Try Again in London in NovemberMarshall Disappointed

Foreign Ministers Disband   Agreement   MEET IN LONDON NEXT   Secretary Marshall Will Head for Washington  Tomorrow

London Next In November   Marshall Admits Disappointment But Says Is ‘First Round’

NEXT MEETING 1S SCHEDULED FOR NOVEMBER   Marshall Expresses Disappointment on Failures of Parley

Big Four Quits Moscow Meet :   Ends In Disagreement Or All Major’ German Anc  Austrian Isetes.

IN NOVEMBER   -Four-Power Foreign Min. - isters Fail To Settle German Problems

Big 4 Meeting In Moscow Is Closed Today   Will Convene ‘Next in London.

Neo Treaty After A 45 Day Session   Foreign Ministers Disband Without Reaching Single Agreement   MEET IN LONDON NEXT   Secretary Marshall Will Head for Washington Tomorrow

ATHLETE FATALLY [NJURED IN CRASH   Howard E. Crist, Jr., 20, Tho. masville R. D. 1, Dies Hou After His Car Figures Ir Collision With Truck

No Motive Is Seen For Killing Friends While Flower Picking   Michigan 16-Year-Old Nabbed. Near Toledo; Firs ; egree Murder. Charge Filed; Youth Said Popular in School -

TRUMAN PAPERS TO STAY BEHIND   PRESIDENT WILL NOT TAKE THEM WITH HIM

May, Garssons Plead Innocent  To US Charges   Accused Of Conspiracy To Defraud Government

Plea of Innocent Entered By May; March Trial Set  Garssons Say Their   Garssons Say Their Plants Saved U. §. Vast Sums in War

Justice Bolitha Laws Sets March 19 Date For Fraud Allegation Trial

DEFENDANTS RELEASED ON $7 000 BOND   District Court Judge Sets Trial Date on March 19

FORMER CHAIRMAN UF HOUSE BODY 10 BE TRIED MAR. 15   Garsson Brothers Also Plead Not Guilty; Defendants  Berlenittcs tn 2.¢f

ANDREW MAY TRIAL IS SET FOR MARCH 19   Former Representative and Leaders of Garsson Combine Making War Munitions Plead Innocent of Cheating U.S.

FOUR IND  ICTED BY FEDERAL COURT   Face Charge Of Conspiring To Defraud Government   DEFENDANTS   Released On $2,000 Bond After Trial Is Set For March 19

May, Garssons Plead Innocent To U.S. Charges   To Be Tried March 19.--Culmination of Wear Profits Probe

Court Sets Fraud Trial For Mar. 19   Defendants In War Contracts Case Released In 2 000 Rond Fach.

MAY, FREEMAN, GARSSONS DENY FRAUD CHARGES   Defendants Released on $2,000 Bonds as Trial Set for March 19

innocent  Piea Is. Entered   May, 71-Year-Old Former Congressman Tense as he Answers To Fraud Charges

Federal Trial Is Scheduled For March 19   Four Defendants Pleed Innocent At Arraignment

May And Garssons Plead Not Guilty; ‘Trial March 19   By William: F. Arbogast

May, Garsson Brothers And >= ‘Freerhan Enter Innocent Pleas   All Four Placed Under Bond After Court Appearance

Hearing Is Fixed Mareh19 In Court   Garsson Brothers Also Enter Plea  Of Innocence

Conspiracy To Defraud ls Denied   Court Fixes March 19 As Trial Date

HAY, GARSSONS DENY GUILT IN COURT PLEAS   # Kentuckian, Munitions Com: bine Heads ‘Welcome Chance To Talk’

Court Frees Defendants Under Bond   Garsson Brothers and Freeman Also Plead Innocent to Federal Conspiracy Charge

Trial Set to Open March 19   Garssons Claim ‘Superhuman’ Job Done in Aiding War Effort

FORMER SOLO DENIES WAR FRAUD CHARGE   Freed On $2,000 Bonds To Await Trial In Capital March 19

Judge Sets Trial For March 19 And ‘Bond af $2,000   Former Congressman Declares He's Not Guilty As Charged by Federal Grand Jury

Andrew J. May Enfers Plea of Nof Guilty   Three Others Enter Same Plea When They Are. Arraigned Before Washinaton Judaea

Garssons And May Plead Innocent   Maych 15 Fixed As Date Of Trial In _ United States Court

‘War Frauds Trial To Start In March  Former Kentucky Congressman, Friends Free On $2,000 Bond

March 19 Set as Trial Date for Ex-Congressman   Similar Pleas By Garssons And Freeman On Charges of Defrauding Government

EACH RELEASED IN $2,000 BOND IN FRAUD’ CASE   Washington Representative Of Combine Also Pleads Innocent In Charge

ANDREW GARSSON PLEADED INNOCENT  MAY,   To Charges of Conspiring to Defraud the Goverament.   ‘MARCH 19 DAY OF TRIAL   ‘Each of the » Defendants Were  Released In $2,000  Boad.

May Answers “Betrayal” Charge... .  Innocent Plea Is Offered By Accused Solon

May, Garssons Plee Of Not Guilty Is Entered In Court   Hearing Is Set for March 19 for Gov't. Fraud Charges

PLEAG OF NOT BUILTY MADE. INU. 5, COURT   Trials on Charges of Fraud Against Gov't Set fer Mar. 19,

‘Defraud Trial Is Set for March 19   Andrew May and Garrson Brothers Pleaded  Innocent   SURE OF VINDICATION   Former Congressman Seeks a Speedy Hearing  on Charges

May, Garrsons Plead Innocent To Conspiracy   Trial Date March 15; Judge Allows 15 Days To Study Indictments

March 19 Date Set For Trial   Court Releases Each Of Defendants Under $2,000 Rana.

Pleads Not  Guilty In  Court Teday March 19 Set As  Ty.t-. Cau 7..!.7

Issue Denials Of Conspiracy To Defraud Gov't   March 16 Is Set As Date Of Trial In Nation’s Capital

May Pleads Innocent, Trial Set for March 19  Garsson Brothers Also Deny Guilt As Onartet Appears in D. C. Court

Ex-Chairman  Is Arraigned ‘On Conspiracy   Former Representative, Combine Offivials Deny Defraudine Government.

Federal Trial Is Scheduled For March 19  Four Defendants Plead Innocent  pe ee

May Pleads ‘Not Guity’ Freed on Bail   Ex-Solon, Garssons War Freud Trial Set for March 19

EX-LEGISLATOR FREED ON BOND IN FRAUD CASE   Federal Judge Sets March 19 for Tnial Of Four Accused

UR Hen OF WAR FRAUD  PLEAD INNOCENT   Former Congressma, in Making Bond Agrees to Stay in Washington

Four Men Released  On $2000 Bonds   Former Congressman Confident Of Acquittal in Jury Trial

Charges Are Denied Before District Court;  Trial Date Set for Mareh

Ex-Solon, Three Others Released On Bond of $200   Co-Defendants Also Enter Not Guilty Pleas Before Judge

2,000Bond Required; Out on Bail   Jeseph Freeman Also - Becomes Defendant; Indictment — Charges Agreement   May’s Attorney Requests Time to Go Over Indictment

Charged With Conspiring To Defraud USA   Defendants Released Under $2,000 Bonds; Indicted By Grand Jury Yesterday   May Is Tense But Shows No Emotion   May Traveled Most Of Night From Kentucky; Garssous “Rushed”  7 From Dlinois

Four Must Answer Conspiracy Charge in Capital Mar. 16   All Enter Pleas “Not Guilty” at Arraignment This Morn

Four Defendants — Released On Bail   Henry And Murray Garsson And Joseph Freeman Are Arraigned With Former .— United States Representative

May, Garssons Plead Innocent In Fraud Case  4 Released On Bail Pending Trial In Wachinaton March 1°

Former Chairman of The House Military Committee Charged With Defrauding The Government.      4 DEFENDANTS WILL BE TRIED ON MARCH 19

Judge Fixes March 19 For Capital Trial   Former Congressman Tense But Calm; Allow 15 Days For Study Of Indictment

Haifa Scene of Violence in New Protest Action   Haifa Incident Follows Theft A Jerusalem Theater; Brings Out Troops

Gunfire Wave Spreads in Ancient City  Gov't Tax Office at Haifs Blown Una: British   Gov't Tax Office at Haifs Blown Up; British Mount Patrols

Hagana Claims  Arabs’ Defeat   Trapping Patrol Reportec Withaut Confirmation

HAGANA CLAIMS DESTRUCTION OF ARAB FORCE   British And Arab Police Are Withdrawn From Tel Aviv Tneaday

White Christmas Denied fo Midwest Says Weather Man  Northeast Areas Get «   Northeast Areas Get a Heavy Fall Tuesday but It May Melt

Rutland Flood Damage Grows  Boy, 13, Is Missing In Devastated Area

New England Flood Makes 500 Homeless      Waters Roar Out O1 * Broken Power Dam In Rutland. Vt.

CITY PARALYZED BY HEAVY FLOOD   Rutland, Vt., Suffers 2 Million Damage After 20-Year Record Rainfall

Rutland, Vt., Hit By Heavy Flood   $2 Million Damage, 500 Persons Homeless

Murray Sees Los Angeles Local ‘Guided   Tells Congress City Guild Executives Are Communist Worker:

Boyce House, Humorist, Lecture-Narrator, Will Be Heard Here Nov. 10

MARSHALL PLAN FIGHT IN SIGHT   Administration Given Warning Of Strong Opposition

ADVISES SINGLE AGENCY FOR AID AND PRICE ISSUE   Present Program ‘Beyond Reason’ GOP Leader Says

COLD AIR MASS FROM CAN. ADA EXPECTED TO REACH OHIO WITHIN FEW © , DAYS -

Report Gratifying Infantile Paralysis: Conapalp Response  - Complete Report _ Will Be Made At... End Of Drive «~

1g Infantile Paraljee: Campaign Response - Complete Report _ Will Be, Made At.  sen B Tre Tits: a a

Little Ceremony Marks Starf Of 4-Power Parley   Snowstorm Swirls Over Soviet City As Ministers Enter

Early Indications Point to Lengthy Negotiations   Potsdam Stand To Be Basic Treaty Policy

Four-Power Conference Convenes   Marshall Will Press for Pact to Keep Germany _Disarmed, Demilitarized   New Times, Voice of Soviet Raps U. S., British Polieies

Pilot of Small Plane Also Dies In Burning Wreckage  Following Cellision 36 Feet In Au

9 KILLED WHEN PLANES COLLIDE   VICTIMS DIE IN FLAMING WRECKAGE OF CRAFT AT COLUMBUS, Gi.

NINE PERSONS DIE IN CRASH   Eight Officials of Airline Are Among Victims Of Two Plane Crackup

Collision in Air Kills Nine Men   Eight Are Officials Of Delta Airlines

Nine Killed In Plane Collision  Delta Air Lines  Officials Victims

9 Killed In Collision  Of Planes   Small Ship Comes Down On The Tail Of Big One At Airport

Nine Perish In Collision Of 2 Planes   rish/Russia Ha: 310n' Keys To Fate mes Of Parley

Mid-Air Crash Kills Nine Men   Small Trainer Hits Tail Of Big Delta Plane

Eight Delta Airlines Officials Dead As Two Planes Collide Near Airport

Eighteen Killed In Blast On Ship   Explosion Occurs In Engine Room Of British Luxury Liner Near Ireland

18 ARE KILLED © IN SHIP BLAST   Luxury Liner Boiler Room Explosion Occurs On Trial Run

GALE STRIKES IN MUSCATINE   Phone, Power Services ir  City Blacked Out

Muscatine Lashed By Tornadic Winds On Tuesday Night   Other Areas in Eastern Part of State Get Gales

23 FOOT CREST SEEN   Kaw Is Rising Steadily at Manhattan, The Blue Falls Some

23 FOOT CREST SEEN         Kaw Ts Rising Steadily ait Manhattan, The Blue Falis Some

CREW RESCUE AFTER VESSEL 1S ABANDONED   THIRTY-FIVE MEN PICKED UP AND FOUR ARE MISSING AFTER SHIPS COLLIDE

Reseue 35 Seamen In  Mishap   Four Missing After Tanker, Motorship Collide in Pacifie

 JURORS DRAWN FOR ADAMS COUNTY COURT   Will Serve During November Term  _ —Grand Jurors To Report Novy.   13, Petit Jurors Nov. 17

JURORS DRAWN FOR ADAMS COUNTY COUR1   Will Serve During January Term— Grand Jury To Report Jan. 22 And Petit Jurors On Jan. 26

ADAMS COUNTY JURORS DRAWN AT GETTYSBURG   Panel Of Citizens Selected For Ser vice During August Session Of Court

PEACE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN UNION: “QUTMERN BELL ADJOURNED AFTER A DEADLOCKED CONFERENCE WAS ENDED

National Farm Conference Held  Conservative Policy Toward Loans Urged

CONSERVATIVE POLICY URGED 'REGARDING LOANS SUPPORTED ‘BY FARM LAND MORTGAGES

Nation’s Banks: Urged to Aid in © Battling Inflation   _U,S. Comptroller-of Currency. in’ Plea To Stop.” Dangerous Cradié Prsesieccts

Currency Head  Asks Banks Aid Inflation Curb  Delano Opposes Dangerous Credit

BANKS ASKED TO PUT BRAKES ON INFLATION   Federal Comptroller Ur ges Credit Limitations

Put Brakes On, Bankers Are Asked   Curreney Comptroller Wants Inflation Halted; State Assn. Head Urges Credit Tightening

Delano Says We're Info Inflation Now   : Currency Comptroticr Urger Bonks to. Help Pst on Hrakes Now

SAYS INFLATION. IN FULL SWING   Currency Comptroller - Calls Situation ‘Severe And Dangerous’

INFLATION, BRAKE. DEMANDED a  Tighten’ Up on Lending, Nation's Banks Warned

Banks Told To Go Slow   Postwar Inflation Now In Full Swing Dangerous, Declares Currency Chief

Comptroller of Currency Uraes Caution   Calls on Banks to Help "Put on the Brakes"

Banks of the Nation Urged To Curb Expansion of Credit   Comptroller of Currency Says America Is in Full Swing of a Post-War Inflation Which Is Severe and Dangerous,

Full Inflation Here Says U.S Comptroller   Delano Stresses Danger in Undue Credit Expansion

An Industry Asks Excise Levy End   As Request Is Made Senate Starts Debate on In come Tax Cut

Phone People Ask Repeal o} Excise Levies   Industry Requests Cut Be Included in 1948 Revision

Asks Repeal Of Excise Levy On Communications   Phone Industry Urges Big Additional Saving: Ta The Puhhc

Asks Senate  To Wipe Out  Excise Levy Would End Tax Or  Communications

G.0.P. CHIEFS SEE APPROVAL FOR SLASHES   Telephone Industry Asks Repeal of Tax On Communications

Four Hundred Million Dollar Saving Sought   Levy Assessed On Communications Is Now Under Fire

Seek Repeal Of Tax On Phones   Communications Excise Not ‘Luxury’ Levy, Congress Told

Telephone Industry Asks Congress To Repeal Excise Levies On Communications   Would Save Taxpayers $400,000,000; Senate Ready To Debate Income Tax Cut

Phone Industry Asks Repeal Of  Excise Levies   Would Remove Taz On All Communi cations Service.

Committee Moves General Revisions   Telephone Industry Asks End For Communication Excise Levy

END OF PHONE EXCISE TAX IS REQUESTED   The Industry Asks Congress to Repeal Levies on Communications as Means of Saving Taxpayers 400 Million.

Proposal Would Cut $400 Million Off Excise Levy   Plan Is Submitted As Senate Readies For Income Debate

Phone Industry Requests Data On Excise Levies   Senate Ready To Open Debate On Tax Cut Bill

Ask Repeal of Call Tax   Telephone Firms Say Communications Excise Is No Luxury Tax

Phone Industry Asks Repeal of  Excise Levies   Chairman Knutson Predicts TwoYear Freeze of Social Security Taxes

PHONE INDUSTRY ASKS TAX CUTS   U.S. Excise Levies Would Be “Repealed. To Help Users  ’ OF Service

Senate Is Ready To Debate Income Tax Cut Measure   Congress Asked to Cut Excise Tax on Communications

Senate Leader Predicts Failure As Debate (pens   Congress Gets First Rédgmamendation For.Tax Cut“! As Telephone Industry Asks Reneal OF Levies

Repeal Asked For Communications Excise Tax Levies   Would Save Taxpayers $400,000,000; Request Comes As Senate Ready To Open Debate On Income Tax Cut

Phone Heads Ask End of  Excise Tax _ Measure Would   Measure Would Save Taxpayers  $400.000,000

Phone Firms Ask Ending of  Excise Tax   Would Save Taxpayers $400,000,000; Democrats Plan Delaying Action

Request Is First Given  On Slashes   Senator Millikin Says  Opponents of — Cut Won't Be Able to Block Bill   May Delay Vole   Postponement Motion May Be Put Off Ten Days

EXCISE TAX HIT BY PHONE UNITS   Congress Asked To Repea Communications Levy

Return To Work Slow At Telephone Exchanges in Nine Southern States

Southern Unions Honor Strikers   Dispute Settled But Return Delayed

PHONE OPERATORS OUT IN SYMPATHY   Won't Return To Work Through Picket Lines Of Other Groups   SOUTHWESTERN EMPLOYES TURN DOWN EIRM’S OFFER

Phone Workers Ar Ready for Duty But Honor Pickets  Employes in South _ Would Resume Jobs; Strike Over

Operators Won’t Cross Picket Lines... . "Phone Truce Fails To Restore Service

Back-to-Work Movement Gains Little Headway, However, Due to Picket Lines of Other Unions

’Phone  Strikers Heading To Jobs   Walkout In South Officially Over; Some Balking

Schoo! Lunch Fund Is Voted   Six Million Dollars Gets House Approval

Congress Attacks Truman’sProgran Of Anti-Inflation  Socialism’ Cries Heard At Meeting

DELAY INTAX SLASH URGED   Cuts Would Make Inflation Worse, Congress Told By Truman Aides

Anti-Intlation  Plan Tagged  As ‘Socialism’ Proposed Ceilings  On Coal, Oil Draw Republican Fire

ANTI - INFLATION PROGRAM UNDER BITTER ATTACK   Administration Accused Of Fostering “Socialism” By House   EARLY TAX CUT IS OPPOSED BY SNYDER

SOCIALISM = IS TERM GIVEN TO TRUMAN'S PLAN   Snyder Opposes Tax Cut Before Foreign Aid, Debts Are Financed

Chapman Asks Lid On Price Of Coal; Oil   Snyder Opposes Tax Cut Before Aid And Debis Are ‘Financed; Plans New Bond-Selline Drive

HST‘S PROGRAM SCORED  Curbs To Halt High Prices Hit As Socialistic’ By GOP Solon

Backers of Truman’s Price Program Told They Are Proposing Socialism

Army Engineers Warn Residents To Evacuate Mississippi River Valley

ENGINEERS BRACE FOR COMING FLOOD   Mississippi Is Rising Neat Overflow Stage

River Is Rising One Foot An Hour   Farmlands Along The Central Reaches of The Riv er Being Evacuated From Keokuk to Clarks ville.

DESERTED FARMS “ALONG BIG MUDDY   Vacant Farms For 100 Miles As New Flood  Threatens.

100 MILES. OF FARMS: DESERTED   Central Reaches © Of Mississippi Rise Foot an Hour

Vast Region Faces Danger In 24 Hours   Rich Farmland Along River Protected Only By Weakened Levees

Farms Deserted.  As Flood Swells   Mississippi River Is Rising Steadily; Army Reporis

Rescue Units Get Warning ToBeReady   Hundreds Of Men Work Steadily To  Reinforce Leveec

Denies U.S. Has Selfish Interests   Accuses Enemies of More Criticism Than Apprecia tion of Help

Russ Charges On Aid Hit By Marshall :   U.S. ‘Imperialist Aims’ Denounced as Malicious Distortion

DENIES OFFER MOTIVATED BY IMPERIALISM   Secretary Makes Bitter Statement in Talk To Women’s Club

News Day And Nigh   Secretary Denies American Offer Motivated By Imperialist Aims   Statement Answers Molotov’s Charges   Denouncement Is Harshest Expression By Him Since Becoming Secretary

Blasts Charges That Aid Plan Is Imperialistic   Marshall Denounces Rumors That Program Is Not Genuine

MARSHALL HITS FOREIGN CLAIM   American Aid Said Unselfish And Generous

FINAL BASEBALL SCORES   Marshall Raps Charges In Defending Aid Plan

‘IMPERIALISM’ MALICIOUS LIE: SFC. MARSHALL   Defends U. 8. Aid Program

MARSHALL RAPS SOVIET ATTACKS ~ON AID PROGRAN   Secretary Charges Maliciou: Distortion Of Ameri ean Mativac

"Bec. Marshall Denies Aims Imperialistic   Says Russia Charges Malicious - Distortion; U. S.  Acts Unselfish,

Attacks Charge Of “Imperialist Aims” by Soviet   Secretary Says Safeguards Plan ned On Use Of Funds “Big 3” To Meet Again

MARSHALL HITS BACK AT SOVIET   Denounces Red Charges Concerning U. S. Offer of Aid

Denies U.S. Aims Are_ Imperialist   "ANSWERS. MOLOTOV CHARGE THAT U.S. HAS AID TO E UROPE, 1S BACKED BY ULTERIOR MOTIVES 

 a‘ wr~A  BOOUL Maliway verween tne Ut  Marshall Denounces Russian Accusation

MARSHALL HITS RED CHARGE OF IMPERIALISM   Says Soviet Accusation Against U. S. Aid ‘Ma-. —- Tieieue Distortion’

French Overthrow Plotters Ready’   NEW YORK COTTON   Marshall Lashes Out at Red Imperialism Charge

Marshall Denies Red Charges   Says U. S. Relief Work Generous, Not imperialistic Move

Refutes Soviet Charge Made BySovietUnion   Asserts Prosperous World Necessary for U. S. Well-Being

Russian Charges Denounced by Secy. Marshall   Assails Accusation of ‘Imperialistic Aims’ in Foreign Aid by U. S.

Marshall Retorts To Unfounded Hostile Remarks  Imperialistic Intent Of U. S. Denied In Heated Statement

Marshall Blasts Russia For ‘Distorting Aid Plan   PRENCH, BRITISH FEAR CONFERENCE WILL FAIL

Imperialism Is Denied By Sec. Marshall   Secrelary of State, “Charges, _ Russia * With. =Distorting “Truth Regarding European Aid Plan

“Malicious Distortion” Is Charged   Secretary in Reply te Molotev; Imperialist Aims Are Denied.

icism of Recovery Program Branded ious in State Secretary's Statement

Angry Denunciation Follows Soviet Charges of Internal Interference; ‘More Criticism Than Appreciation’

HOLDS FINAL PUBLIC HEARING ON SCHOOL BILL   Herbert Says Solons Nearing Financial Plan for Local Governments

HERBERT SEES FUNDS PROGRESS   Governor Reports Headway  On Local Aid Plan

Arabs, Jews Fight Pitched Battle In Jaffa-Tel Aviv Area   At Least 10 Dead And 32 Wounded   Jewish Terrorists Dart Through Alleys Setting Arab Shops Afire

SEVEN DEAD, 20 HURT AS ARABS AND JEWS RIOT   Anti-U. S. Mobs In Demonstration At Cairo Embassy

New Disorders In Palestine; Rioting Grows   Arabs and Jews Engage i Pitched Battle — Nine Reported Killed

Arabs and Jews ntensify Violence Over Partitioning  Students Demonstrate In Cairo, Shouting ‘Down With America’

Palestine Torn by Arab-Jewish Riots   Ten Killed in Pitched Battle

Pitched Battle in Holy Land Leaves 10 Dead   Arabs, Jews Fight; Cairo Students Cry ‘Down With America

Holy Land Rioting Is Spreading  Several Killed As British Troops   Several Killed  As British Troops Try Vainly to  Te Break Up Riots

DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO “RECALL - WITNESSES IN SCCOTTORIGGIO SLAYING

@ PETER EDSON   Spec pecial al Interests Seeki ing Subsidies in Washington an Endless Parade

@ PETER EDSON   Special Interests Seeking Subsidies in Washington an Endless Parade

Youth Takes Long Trip In Effort to “Divorce” His Parents: To Travel

Parents “Won't Take Me Anywhere,” Nine Year Old Goes To Reno To Get "Divorce"

AFL IGNORES: RIVAL UNION   FEDERATION TO CONDUCT ITS. OWN CAMPAIGN AGAINST   .. LABOR LAW SUP.  ' PORTERS .

AFL IGNORES C10 UNITY PROPOSAL   Labor Group To Fight Own ] Political Battles

President Expresses  ; . .  Grief Over Death of King George of Greece

TRUMAN NAMES WORLD BANK DIRECTOR   I © TH ATN MEVICO STAMP OUT DISEASE

U. S.-Mexican Battle Against Hoof, Mouth Disease Authorized   Truman Signs Bill Initiating Cooperation

Hitler's Private Kidnapper Freed By Military Court   Was Charged With Us. ing American Uniforms in Battle of the Bulge

MERCURY TO DROP IN MISSOURI TODAY   Cold Air Is Moving on State—Snow May Fall in the Northern Part.

‘COLD THRU THURSDAY   Snow Flurries Are Alva Forecast For Moet: of Kansan

REPORT TO COUR   Figures Are Somewhat Than ered for Land   FOR NEW SCHOOL SITE

APPRAISERS MAKE REPORT TO COURT   Figures Are Somewha' Higher Than Amount fered for Land   FOR NEW SCHOOL SITE

Retiring V.FW. Leader Urges Special Session   Asks That Congress Move for Rebuilding U.S. Armed Forces

WEST EUROPE GAINS FASTER   Makes Quicker Comeback Than Russia And Her  Satellites

Western Europe’s Recovery Surpasses That of Russia's Satellites, Survey Shows

WESTERN SIDE  LEADS EUROPE  POSTWAR GAINS RUSSIAN-DOMINATED  STATES FALL SHORT SAYS If. S REPORT

Western Europe Making Quicker Comeback Than Russian Satellites, Top Gov't Researchers Report

Both’ Areas Found Short 0! Normal Patterns; Russia Turned Down  Mutual Aid Plan *-

SOUMCUACH FItture SN  Marshall Plan Survey Shows Western Orbit Nations Ahead   Trade Pattern Says Russia And ‘Sphere’ Lagging Far Behind

West Europe Coming Back  More Rapidly   But International Debts, Most To U. S., Also Piling Up Faster

WESTERN EUROPE PACES RECOVERY   Comeback Is Slower in Satellite Nations.

Red’ Block Trails Western Europe  Soviet Satellites Recovery Slow

‘Russia Presents Plan For UN Police Force   Western Europe Showing Faster Recovery Than Soviet Sphere

WEST EUROPE MAKING BEST COMEBACK   Although Below Pre-War Standards, Nations Are Doing Better Than Russia and Her Satellites in the East.

Western Europe Passes Red Area   Survey Shows Western Nations Recovering Quicker Than East

Does Russia Seck World Domination   Moscow Press Comment On Marshall Plan Is Indication Reds Do Not Intend To Join Program

DECEMBER DATE OF SOLON MEET   Session To Be Necessar' Because Of Ruling By Court

EXACT. DATE OF GOVERNOR'S CALL TO BE DECIDED AT ‘ MONDAY MEETING

Bevin s Reception In Moscow Is Cool   Customary Ceremony of Russians Is Omitted

NO AND NOR TROOPS WHEN PLANE LANDS   Marshall to Try for 40-Year Big 4 Control Treaty for Germany.

Secretary Lands In London Ready  For Peace Parley   Big Four Ministers To Re sume Efforts On Austria Germany Peace Treaties   SESSIONS TO START ON NOVEMBER 25

MARSHALL SEES HOPE FOR EUROPE   Secretary in London, Ready For Conference

Marshall Sees Recovery Hope On Eve Of Meet   Big. Four To Deal With German And Austrian Treaties

DEMOCRATS PLAN 10 OFFER CHANCES COR INFLATION ACT   Truman Signs Bill Giving Stop-gap Assistance to Europeans Today; fails to Make Statement.   SAVING OF FOOD ALSO ADVOCATED

DEMOCRATS FOREGO PRICE, WAGE CONTROL   Decide, Instead, to Amend Republicans’ Bill on Inflation. 

AYLIGHT TIME WILL LIKELY BE ADOPTED WERE   City Officials Te Meet Te. right; Hagerstown 7  For Fast Time   FARMERS OPPOSED TO ANY CHANGES

Farm and Non-Farm Income Almost Balance in Iowa, But Farm Income Taxes Low

No Progress Made Toward Settlement —   Board To Act on Suggestion Today

TUESDAY DEADLINE FOR FORD STRIKE KEEP NEGOTIATING   Thousands of Production Work: ers May Be Idled If Sees

Taft-Hartley Law and Workers’ Pension Fund Center of Row; Strike Would Idle 107,000 Men

Ford, Union  Strive To  Check Strike Layoff Would.  Idle More Than 160.060

NEW FOR FORD PEACE   Negotiators Meet Again Ir Bid To Avert Strike

Ford, UAW in Final Effort to Avert Strike   Hope to Break Deadlock; Walk-out Idling 100,000 Set Not Week   BULLETIN

Fateful ‘Hour:-:* ‘In Ford Strike At Hand Today   Company  And Unionists Make One More Effort To Avert Costly Tieup

Fateful Hour Near for Ford   Final Effort Made to Ward OFf Strike

TO RECOMMEND FORD WALKOUT   Union Negotiators Say They’l Ask Strike, Probably Tuesday.

UAW. EXECUTIVE BOARD CONSIDERS FORD C0. STRIKE   Tieup Likely To Begin Mon day Or Tuesday Unless Company. Union Aaree

Final Ford  Peace Effort   Company and Union Strive to Break DeadNIock As Hour For Decision On Strike Nears

UNION WILL RECOMMEND FORD STRIKE   Negotiators, After Talk With Auto Officials, Say They Will Ask U. A. W. Executive Board to Walk Out Tuesday.

TUESDAY SET AS STRIKE DAY FOR FORD EMPLOYES   Union Will Recommend Walkout; Last Ditch Conference Called For Sunday.

STRIKE LOOMS IN FORD PLANT   Company, CIO to Confer Again Early Today

Workers At Ford Plan New Strike   Company and Union Fail In Last Effort To Ward Off Tieup

SEEK TO AVERT STRIKE AT FORD   HOLD CONFERENCE TC BREAK DEADLOCK ON TAFT-HARTLEY RULES

Ford Union Sets Strike Tuesday   Negotiators Report Lack of Progress in Brief Session

Ford Company 107,000 Workers To. — Walkout Tuesday; . .  Naadtiq¢ians Go on 

Ford Company, Union Strive For Solution   Negotiators Make One Last Effert to Avert Strike Of 100,000 Next Week

BLISTERING HEAT WAVE TO CONTINUE   WEATHER MAN SEES LITTLE  CHANCE FOR RELIEF IN a8. SOURT AND KANSAS,

LEWIS SPEEDY IN HARD COAL MINERS RAISE   ANTHRACITE GROUP GETS INCREASE OF $1.20 A DAY

Anthracite Mines Bow fo Lewis On Wage Demands   Hard Coal Miners Get Higher Levy For Welfare Fund

Include $1.20  Per Day Pay Boost And Increase  To Ten Cents a Ton For Welfare Fund

Raise Is Same Obtained for Soft Coal Men   75.000 Anthracite Workers Are Covered by New Agreement

Get Same Take . Wome Pay As Lewis Won For The Biftuninous Work -

Lewis Wins Same Boost  For Hard Coa   UMW, Anthracite Industry Complete Agreement fo: Contract Negotiated by Soft Coal Principals

HARD COAL WAGE PACT AGREED ON   ANTHRACITE MENERS GIVEN SAME BOOST RECEIVED BY BITUMINOCS DIGGERS.

FOR HARD COAL MINES SIGNED   Operators Grant Same Increase Given In Bituminous Pact

NEW AGREEMENT IS ANNOUNCED   Lewis Makes Attractive Deal. With Hard Coal Operators

Lewis Reports New Anthracite Mine Contract   Accord Allows Same Wage Increase, Welfare Fund Levy

New Contract In Anthracite Field Signed   Hard Coal Miners Are Tx Get $1.20 Per Day Increase

COAL INDUSTRY MSE PAT      Hard Coal _ Industry Signs Contract With Lewis

Anthracite Men Win Same Pay As Soft Coal Miners   Senator Taft Disagrees With His Co-Author Of Labor Law, Hartley, Over Operators And Lewis Being In Violation Of Bill

MEAT-PACKING FIRMS TIED UP BY. WALKOUT   5,000 Won’t Cross Lines As 300 Strike Near St. Paul

Packing Plants Idled By Strike  300 Pen Workers PRBS. Pah Raa Rg  bebe geaeg  SR PS cig

SENATORS VOTE ON LILIENTHAL   Action On Atom Energy Commission Set For 5 p. m. Wednesday

-~ REFUSES LABOR BILL SUPPORT— Program For Industrial  Peace Offered By AFL

AFL OFFERS. INDUSTRIAL PEACE PLAN OF ITS OWN BUT REFUSES TO BACK ANY LABOR BILLS NOW PENDING

January Was Large Real Estate Month   There Were 58 Pieces of Property Changing Ownership With Total Consideration of $165,000.

Three-States—Want. Slayer Now in Kentucky   ‘Has Admitted  _ Killing Two Mich.. Station Attendants

MICHIGAN AND GOLORADO VIE ; FOR SCHNEIDER   Pike County to Decide Which State to Get Killer

BATTLE OF BUDGET JOINED BY TRUMAN WITH NEW FIGURES   Administration Claims Spending to Be Close to White House Estimate

Spending May Be Close To First Estimates   President Indirectly Hits At Republican Claims Of Savings

Truman Takes A Poke At GOP  Savings Claims   Sees Federal Spending At Close To His Orig A a

President Enters Scrap Me Budget  Bolsters Evidence Let Qnandinge

TRUMAN ENTERS BUDGET SCRAP   Believe U. S. Spending May Reach Original Estimate

Truman Indicates Federal Spending To Near Estimate   Reporis Government Income, Expenses to he Studied; Cites Congress Bookkeeping

THE BUDGET   Fresident Aims Blow at Claims of Big Savings by the GOP Coneress.

U.S. Spending Will Be Close to 37 Billions; President Says Study of Outlays Is Made

U. S. Spending May Hit Estimate Set Up by Truman  Budget Battle Shows Possibility That Costs Will Run High

GOP SAVINGS RAPPED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Is Charging Manipulation In  Bookkeeping Methods

Truman Takes Poke at GOP's  Saving Claims   Federal Spending Will Run Close to Original White House Estimate

Federal Spending To Go as High as Truman Predicted  President Directs Detailed Studies Of U.S. Outlays

Truman Orders  Study Of Federal  Outlays, Income Spending Seen  Wows Rolkiesata

U.S. SPENDING FACTS SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   \Vants People to Know Just How Cash Is To Be Spent

Spending To Be Close To  Estimate   Administration Does Not Believe Congress Effected Large Savings: Review To Be Given

Truman Estimate Was Close Guess   Federal Spending Will Come Close To $37,500,000,000

Traman Pokes At Congress’ Slash Claim:   Entry Into Battle Seems To Indicate Spending Will Be Close To Announced Budcet   $1,600,000,000  Cuts Estimated   Sources Say Cuts Will Finally Hit Several Millions, But Not Bil Te eas:

President Orders Detailed Study Ot U.S. Spending In Indirect Hint GOP Claims Of Savines Are Faults

Remsen’ ‘Reign Of Terror” Case Continued To Aug. — - 27~To Seek OAD ic   One New Witness  In _ Series, Of. Fel.  ania 2 eee

Remsen "Reign Of Terror” Case Continued To Aug. 27 —To Seek Psychiatrist   One New Witness In Series Oj Fel Pe ae = t od

Price Takes Witness Stand In His Defense   State Rests Case Yesterday; William Price Tells of Shooting State Trooper Near Shelbyville.

Thomas Says He Has Proof American Red Party Controlled From Moscow

Former Federal Judge, ' 73, Seeks Dismissal Of Conspiracy Charges

Claims Roosevelt and Churchill Sold Poland ‘Down River’ to Communism

IHARGES. POLAND WAS SOLD QUT   Former Envay Scores Late President and Churchill for Concessions

Charges FDR Sold Poland  Down River   Former Ambassador Also Accuses Winston Churchill

F.D.R., Churchill Charged With Selling Out Poland   Former Polish Ambassador Attacks Allied Leaders for ‘Appeasement’ Of Stalin—Byvrnes Strikes Back

First Lady Hands Out Awards Truman, Family. Capital Bigwiés Lampooned In National Press Skit

TAX CUT FIGHT UP FOR AIRING   First Hearing On Proposed  Measure Set For  Thursday

Big Tax Measure Passes Committee   Revenue Act Designed To Raise Over 313 Million Dollars In Next Biennium

Middle East  Crisis Near   Economic Aid, Equipment Held Need To Halt Russian Expansion

Must Give Money, Materiel To Prevent Expansion of Russian Power, Solons Told

HST To Meet With Top Officials Today  Cabinet Will-Study Fight On Inflation

President  To Diseuss High Prices With Cabinet  Hopes To Decide   Hopes To Decide If Official Steps Should Be Taken To Combat Trend

CALL CABINET FOR STUDY OF RISING PRICES   Upward Trend Is Helc Inflation Threat By President

TRUMAN TO WEIGH POSSIBLE ACTION TQ LOWER PRICES   Calls Special Cabinet Session for Today te Consider What Steps, if any, Should be Taken.   ECONOMIC ADVISER REPORTS ON TRENDS   Edwin G. Nourse Says Infla. tionary Threat Is “Serious” —Declares President Is Worried,

Union Says Sabotage Is Not lts Work   Stong Resentment Is Evidenced At Company Implicatior

PHONE UNION DENIES ACTS OF SABOTAGE.   Chances. of Quick Strike Settlement . ‘Grow Smaller

Phone Strikers Rap Sabotage ‘Charges   Company's ‘Implications’ Denied; President And Cabinet Discuss Communications Tie-up

Strikers Deny Phone Sabotage   Telephone Workers Strike Back At Company Implicaions To Discredit Union.

WANTS IN ON PORTAL FIGHT   If It Must Pay, Officials Want Part in Decision.

President Ready With Message on State-of-Union   Senate Battle Over Seating of Bilbo May Upset Schedule.

TRUMAN ACCUSES POLISH LEADERS   Nation Failed to Keep Its Pledge, President States.

Truman Hits Polish Vote   New Ambassador Is Told U. S. Concerned Over Situation

Leo Durocher Assails Judge Who Ordered His Bride Into Court; Judge Denies His Allegations

Stay On The Sidelines, Judge Advises Durocher   “Disgraceful Situation”

MT. ST. MARY’S COMMENCEMENT   19 Will Receive Degrees A Emmitsburg Ceremonies On June 4

Jester, Shivers Election Official  ’  After Canvass Clear Day Promised For Inauguration Of New Tewas Leaders

10 Pct. Rent Hike Voted By Committee   Senate Votes OPA And OTC Out of Existence June 30

Free Bridge Saturday Mar. 8   10 Per Cent Hike Favored; Tenure  Law Is Debated

Stop-Gap Aid With Existing Funds Proposed   Truman Would Need A ‘Gentlemen’s Agreement’ With Cangrace

Seek Pledge On Stopgap Aid Plan —   Agreement to Use Ex: isting Funds Would  Avoid Special. ‘Session Te Meet Europe Crisis

Would Avoid Special Call At This Time  Proposal Made  By Democrats

WANT EXISTING FEDERAL FUNDS TO AID FURAPE      wo = Democratic Senators Suggested 2 “Gentleman’s Agreement,”   AVOID EXTRA SESSION?   Possibility of Speeial Session to Be Discussed at Meeting Monday.

STOPGAP AID WITH CURRENT FUNDS URGED   Two Senators Propose Gentlemen’s Agreement for Using Existing Money in Other Budgets Until Congress Meets.

Senators Urge ‘Deal’ for U. 5. Aid to Europe   Two Democrats Want ‘Agreement to Avoid Special Session

‘Use of Existing Federal Funds in Foreign Aid Suggested As Means of  Averting Special Call to Congress

Stopgap Federal  Aid Plan Offered   Agreement Urged On Proposal To Help Europe

NEW AID PLAN FOR EUROPE SUGGESTED   Would Avoid Special Session Of Congress   Would Come From Existing Federal Funds; Leaders To Convene Monday

Suggest New Course to Aid Europeans   Solons Would Use Existing Federal Funds for Relief

Suggestions On European  Aid Are Made   Some Senators Want Agreement To Use Funds .

‘Gentlemen’ s Agreement’ On Use of Funds Is Suggested  To Avoid Session on European Aid

This Would Be One Way to Avoid Special Session of Congress on Emergency  Plan Outlined   Sentiment in Congress Generally Against Session

Urge President Seek Agreement On Aiding Europe  hoe Pode CL orf... dd   Ask Federal Fund For Stopaap Use

Urge President Seek Agreement On Aiding Europe  Ask Federal Fund For Stopgep Use

Seek Stopgap Fund Source For Europe   Democratic Senators Propose Truman Ask “Centleman’s Agreement

President Urged To Seek GOP Aid  Ask Permission to Use Existing Funds

May Iry To Use Existing Funds lo Aid Europe   This Might Avoid Special Session, Senators Say

STOP-GAP AID BILL PASSAGE IN HOUSE SEEN   Leaders Confident Measure With Provisions Intact Will Meet Approval.

House Committee Eyes CAA Probes Of Air Crashes   Interstate Cammerce Unit  Members. Will Inform  Congress of Findings

AIRPLANE CRASH PROBES WATCHED   Congress to Get Facts From Committee

House Enters Investigation Of Air Crashes   Mountbatten Urges Unified Country

STUDIES ARE MADE OF FATAL CRASHES TAKING LIVES OF 95   ‘Watchdog’ Committee Is Formed in Congress ta Follow Investigations of Two Wrecks.   CHARGES HURLED ABOUT AGENCIES

FLAC? OF VE ON HISPLAY   Watchdog’ House Committee To ‘Attend Air Crash Investigations

European Nations Join U.S. in Paying Tribute To American War Dead

HONORS PAID WAR DEAD  - Liberated Nations Join U.S. ~ In Memorial Day Observances

World Nations Join to Honor American Dead   Speeches And Parades Mark Memorial Day

BELIEVE SEVEN DIE IN B-29 PLANE CRASH   Was One of Two Army Planes In Mishaps Last Night.

HEAVY SNOW BLANKET ASSURES WHEAT CROP   Precipitation Reported Throughon . Country; Mercury 4¢ In Jacksonville

Snow, Steel, Qain Continue Unabated      Severe Storms Continue Over Most of Nation on Friday

New Cold Wave Moves Eastward  Temperatures Drop In Southern States

GENERAL GIVES OUT ORDER AS BATTLE RAGES   Dutch Report ‘Retaliatory Measures’ Taken Against Advancing Rival Forces

Atomic Controls Must Be Settled First, UN Warner   U. S. Rules Out Study of Germ Warfare Until Reds Accept Atzm Plan   POSITION OF BOTH SIDES STIFFENED   Big Five Planning Private Conference in Hope of Reaching Accord

Atomic Plan Comes First In UN Discussion   AMERICAN OFFICIALS TO RULE OUT GERM PROGRAM

YOUTH DIES OF AUTO INJURIES   G. H. Giles Of Pittsburgh Expires In Ellwood Hospital From Injuries Received Last Week

INJURIES FATAL FORNORTHIOWAN   Livermore Man Was Hurt in Auto Accident

 New York CIO Leader Labels It ‘Hypocrisy’ Dewey ‘Speaks Out’  . For Labor’s Rights

Unionization Is Defended By Gov. Dewey   Principles Must Be Preserved, New York Governor Says

Dewey Expresse: Views On Labor  Speaks Out For  Union Principles

Must Preserve Union Principle. Dewey Asserts   Campaign Statement Draws Quick Blast From Official of CIO

GOVERNOR DEWEY STATES His POSITION CLEARLY ON TERMS OF CONTROVERSY BY LABOR   Says Principles of Union Organization and Collective Bargaining “Must Be Preserved”’ -Prime Minister Attlee Introduces Surprise Legislation in House of Commons Giving Broad Powers for Increased Production in Britain

UNIONS ARE PRAISED BY GOVERNOR DEWE    Statement By New York Republican Is Immediately Assailed By Labor Leader

Dewey in Overture  To Labor Group in Public Statement Says _ Annes sca

DEWEY'S STAND ON LABOR MET BY CHALLENGE   GOP Hopeful Says Union Organization Must Be Preserved

BRITISH MOBILIZE TO AID FLOOD VICTIMS   Troops And Volunteers Help With Rescue Work

BRITAIN MOBILIZES MANY VOLUNTEERS FOR RESCUE OF [MPERILED FAMILIES   Thousands Are Niarconed by Country’s Worst Floods in Half a Century— Villages Are Isclated—Water Has to Be Carried fnio Stricken Areas

BRITISH TROOPS AND RESCUE WORK IN FLOODED AREAS   ‘Many Villages . Isolated. in _ South; Thousands of Fam i Yt eee  preonerer er 

FLOOD LOSS IN BRITAIN LARGE   Fresh Troops And Volunteers Mobilized In Suffering Nation To Rescue Marooned Families In Worst Flood In 50 Years.

British Troops, Rescue. Units Mobilize To'Go After Marooned Families

Marshall Serious  OnTalks WithRed   German Economic Unity Is Put At Top List

U. S, WILL PRESS ECONOMIC UNITY   Bevin Expected To Counter Soviet-Hurlea Charges

Marshall Eager For Soviet OK   Secretary Of State Determined To Win USSR Approval On German Treaty

Marshall To Seek Soviet Aid In Plan   ECONOMIC UNITY FOR GERMANY URGED BY AMERICAN

400 Million, Military Help Sought; Marshall To Seek Economic Unity

Bevin Seeks Report On Prisoners  Bait Soviet With _ Industrial Plants

Will Seek Soviet Approval of Move   Bevin Prepares Demand Russians Reveal Status Of German Prisoners of Wer

WILL SEEK DATA OF NAZI POW'S   ‘Demands Russian Approval of Economic Unification Plan

America And Britain Get Set To Talk   Unification Of Germany Heads Program Of U. S.

Gen. Marshal! Seeks Reich's Unification   Briton May Demand Reds Reveal Status Of War Prisoners

Marshall Puts Top Emphasis On German Unity   @ Reported Seeking Early Russian Approval of Plan

Kingsport Chamber Of Commerce Elects Now Roard Of Diractore: Meat Manday:

STRIKES DISRUPT THE WEST COAST CARGO HANDLING   ‘On Another Labor Front Interest Centered on Man-  agement Disputes.   WANT WAGE INCREAS   Five Railroad Operating, Brotherhoods Seek a 30  Percent Hike.  fl

Labor Disputes Idle Airline And Two Ports   Complaint Filed Against ITU Union In New York State

TEACHER STRIKE IS CONTINUING   Frantic Effort Being Made To Reach Accord

oar EIGHTY SCHOOLS      Frantic Effort Being Made To Settle Strike

ClO Goes to New Labor Ac With Dispute   Rubber Workers at Akron Recognize It As Law of Land

Many Bills Are Filed In  Legislature   Seventh Week Of Term Ends

Favors Adding Health Units To Hospitals  Addition Of Dental   Addition Of Dental , Facilities Also To *" Be Recommended

Federal Aid For Dental Units Asked   NEW PROGRAM MAY SEE FUNDS FOR ADDED BENEFITS

ADDITIONAL LIST OF SPECULATORS EXPECTED TODAY   Anderson May Release Names Of 1200 ‘Gamblers’

UN Delegates Await Russian Statement On Enforcement Of Palestine Partition —

Soviet: Backing Is Sought For Partition Plan   Statement By Russia In UN Awaited, With U. 8. Pledging Support Of Enforcement

Reds’ Stand On Partition Move Neared   UN Delegates Await Decision In Speech

U.N. Awaits Soviet Word   Promises to Help Enforce Palestine Decisions of LIN

Delegates Await Russian Promise On Palestine.   UN Holds Up Issue For Soviet Commitment

New Mexico Rancher Is Surprised At All The Excitement Created By His "'Disc''overy

Hospital Action Is Postponed   Little Rock Considers Transfer Of Park

{BOMBER CRASHES IN MOUNTAINS NEAR POMONA; ICRPEW OF 5S MAKING FLIGHTS FROM MARCH FIELD

‘Interference Of U.S. Rapped   Gromyko Lays Blame For Greek Trouble   Ends Life After Slaying His Wife   300-Barrel Oil Well In Production in Ohio

STUDY CAUSE          Canada Said to Have’ A ded to Britain’s Grief

TWO NATIONS TAKE DOLLARS FROMENGLAND   Heavy Demands by Canada and Argentina Seriously Complicate Efforts to Solve British Economic Crisis.

BRITAIN HIT BY DOLLAR DEMAND   One Cause Of Economic Crisis Was Heavy Withdrawals

Want Look At ‘Little Black Book’  Subpoena Ordered For Ex-Inspector

Former Inspector Faces Call To Testify in Liquor Probe  j Senate Commitee to favestigate ee eee eer Ye ae eee ee te Sa G

SENATORS CALL EXLIQUOR AlD TO AIR CHARGES   Herbert Wants Schuster To Bring ‘Little Black Book’ When He Testifies

Committee Head Says Subpoena To Be Issued   Charges Against Department to Get Thorough Airing

Orders Ex-Agent To Appear For Hearing In Buckeye Capital   Wood County Sheriff To Serve Summons On Former Inspector: Retraects Stronger Statements

Quiz Master Of Radio Show Kills Burglar   Second Prowler Flees As Joe Kelly Fires Three Shots at Pair

_—2ND PROWLER WOUNDED —. » Quizmaster Joe Kelly  Kills Intruder i in Home

Quizzer Kelly Fells Prowler With Gunshot   Maestro of Radio’s Famec “Quiz Kids’? Killé One Intruder, Wounds Another

Chicago Radio Quizmaster Kills Prowler in His Home   (Photo on Picture Page.)

Prowler Killed  By Quizmaster   Joe Kelly Of Quiz Kid Radio Fame Shoots Burglar.

GUNFIRE RECEPTION  "Quiz Kids’ Leader Shoot Kills Burelar, Wounds 1.

By Walter Shead : WNU Correipondent ”   ; ger Big Business. $a ‘Out Small: Bates

«090 Hive 81... Ww  Big. Business Squeezing .. -Out Small Enterorises

Solons Warned Western Europe To Be Victimized By ‘Communist Squeeze’   Truman's Plea For Price-Wage Controls Are Believed Doomed; Senate Committee Asks U. S. Food Inventory Before Giving Aid

Communists’ Propaganda Is Denounced By Marshall  But Republicans   But Republicans Start House Battle To Avert Rationing And Other Controls

Dirksen Tells Solons of Red Steps for War   Fears ‘Squeeze’ Ie Neat In W. Europe Nations; Bill Wark Recine

GOP Launches Hot Offense Against Plan   Congress Warned Red Squeeze  Threatenine In Western Furans

«Food Inventory Before Aid Urgec  Committees Work fru ii ee te Ril

Republicans Refuse To Give Truman Powers   Launch Offensive A gainst Granting Ex. ecutive ‘Authority Te Bring Back Rationine

Truman's Plan For Emergency Aid Is Studied      Sefute Committee Calls “For U.S. Food oO Anventory - ’

Congressmen Start Work on Stop-Gap Help for Europeans   However, Republicans Open Their Offensive Against Truman Bid for Authority to Restore Controls

SOVIET MOVE NEAR UNLESS UL. ABTS DIRKSEN ASSERTS   Sees Czechoslovakia Binet Victim of Communist Plans   ASKS EMERGENCY HELP   G.0.P. Opens Drive in House on Truman’s ‘Home Front’ Program.

FIGHT ON TRUMAN PRICE PROPOSALS OPENED IN HOUSE   {Republicans Rap Program as Committees Begin Work on Plan for Stopgap  . » Aid to Europe.   INVENTORY OF FOOD : SUPPLIES ORDERED    Dirksen Says Russia Is Pre. paring for War and Should Be Deprived of Some  American Materials.

CONGRESS UNITS PREPARE BASIS OF AID PROGRAM   President’s Proposals For Economic Controls Sail in Stormy GOP Sea

WORK ON AID PLAN STARTED BY CONGRES:   Rep. Dirksen Sounds Warning of Communist ‘Squeeze’

Committees At Work On Foreign Aid   Seek Inventory Of Food Supply

AKRON FOLKS TAKE MARRIAGE VOWS LAST THURSDAY   Miss Rose Beeck And Vincent F. Feauto Wedded Sent. 4th

Points to ‘Colloquial Shakespeares’  Hal Boyle Returns to M. U. As Journalism Week Speaker

Duff Signs 2 Labor Measures   Virtually Bans Utility Strikes, Picketing by Non-Employes

Carlood of Corn to Be Presented 5 Yo Europe by Sioux County Residents

State Legislature Meets Tomorrow  For 170th Session   Republicans in Absolute Control By Heaviest Mergm Since 1921   MAILLER FAVORED . TO LEAD MAJORITY   Orenge Assemblyman Has Dewey’s Suppor for © Influential Post

Senate Near Test Of Strenath on income Tax Slash   Republicans Confident They Can Kill Plan for Delaying Final Action

Republicans Confident Of Vote On Bill   Democratic Senators Massing. Their Forces in Attempt to Force Delay of Debate. —

The C- 47, Workhorse of World War I, Is Being All Tidied Un for Peacetime Jot

(HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  They Put In The Cushions _And Took Out All The Fun

Floridans Facing Threat of Second Storm in a Week   High Pressure Area Serves as Barrier To New Hurricane

Possible N. E. Ga Shortage Is Seen Heat Or Pleasure © May Be Alternatives

UN Guards Alerted for Demonstration   Action on Egypt's, Freedom Expected to Bring Disorders

U.N. Ready For Vote On Nile Issue  Guards Alerted To Quash Any  Demonstrations

Drive To Revive Dressed-Up FEPC Opens In Senate   Federal Lynch Law Also Is Considered

OY the WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROLIND         LEWIS GOKS TO COAL CONFERENCE UNDER HANDICAPS: BRITISH WIT) WINS MARSHAL AT MOSCOW; TRUMAN ants ALEMAN BECOME BETTER NEIGHBORS.

KRUG CHARGES UMWWITH NEGLECT —      Says Union Failed To Promote Safety In the Mines

Krug Charges UMW With Mine Neglect   Lewis Flayed as Solons Probe Centralia Blast

Krug Charges U.M.W. With Much Neglect   Interior Secretary Strikes Back at Miner Head; Many Miners Resuming Work.

TURKS RATIFY. U8. AID PACT   Aid to Turkey To Be fo Military Defense Machina

ROAD ACT RUNS INTO NEW SNAG   House Will Attempt To Pu Executive Back in Commission Plan

House Does Not Like Highway Bill And Will Fight to Keen Its Position

Fight Looms on Slashing Budgef Of Armed Force:   Republicans At Odds Over How Much To Give Army and Navy

Republicans Differ Over Spending For Armed Services  New York Solon Asks Drastic Cuts in New Appropriations

Defense Costs Bring Dispute   Republicans Unable To Agree on Cuts ©

Defense Cost Divides GOP   Chairman Taber Asks Slash, But Bridges, Taft Oppose It

Republicans in Congress Disagree On Defense Costs   Rep. Taber Demands Army-Navy Cuts; Taft Says Hands Off

SEE HOT FIGHT IN CAPITAL ON BUDGET OUTLAY   ntra-Party Wrangle Among Republicans Foreshadows Bitter Cost - Of - Government Controversies In House And Sen ate.

Arhount of Money Needed Foi ' Army and Navy Crux of Expected Battle   REPUBLICANS’ DISAGREE ON PROPOSED OUTLA’

G. 0. P, DEBATES DEFENSE COSTS   Taber Favors Drastic Cuts But Taft Opposes Action

Senater. Taft Warns Against . Severe Reductions in  pattee Be tne

Hot Budget Fight Appears In Prospect   Swift Contirmation Of Marshal Demonstrates Foreign Policy Unity

Republicans At Odds Over Defense Costs   Taft Against Big Cut in Outlays For Army and Navy

Rep. Taber Asks Decreased Funds For Coming Year   Taft and Bridges Say Appropriations Can Be Cut Elsewhere

GOP Divided On Expenses For Army, Nav;  Deep Slashes Expected if

Hot Budget Fight Looms In Congress  GOP at Odds Over Cost of Defense

Defense Costs Find Congress In Disagreement   Truman’s Budget Message Awaited On Vital Problem

Republicans At Odds on U.S. Defense Costs   Hot Budget Fight in Stor in Store; Rep. Taber _ Favors Reduction; Sen. Taft Against

GOP Fight Over Budget Is Forecast   Effort to Be Made to Retain Defense Funds

Senators Divided On Defense Costs   Taber Favors Drastic Slash, but Taft Advises Caution; G. O. P.’s Confident They Can Lop $3,500,000,000 Off Truman Budget Proposal

Republicans Al Odds on Army Casts in 1947   Hot Budget Figiit In Prospect as Senators And Reps. Disagree

Drastic Cul Demand Clashes With Idea Reductions Risky   ‘Some Think Savings Can Be Made by Closing Many Camps, Careful Buying

Defense Costs May Be Pared In New Budget   Rep. Tabor Demands Cut in Army-Navy Outlays, but Taft Opposed; Await Truman Message Friday.

Split On Budget .   GOP. Leaders at Qdds Over Amount to- Allow For ‘National Defense

GOP Split on Funds Sought  For Defense   Taber Would Slash Recommendations; Taft Cautione Against Cut

Reoublicans at Odds on Defense   Party is Split on Army-Navy Outlays

Taber Holes Out for Budget Cut; Would Limit Services to @ Billion

GOP at Odds Over How Much to Cut U.S. Defense Costs   Taber Wants Drastic Slash While Taft ts Against Such Mova

Republicans At Odds Over Cost Of U.S. Defense   PROPOSAL FOR DRASTIC CUTS FOR ARMY AND NAVY OPPOSED

Budget Battle Is In Prospect As GOP's Arsue   ‘Party. Is Repo Reported At Odds Over National -‘Defense Costs.

REPUBLICANS ARE AT ODDS OVER COSTS   National Defense Expense Offers Main Argument   To Make Recommendations In Message On Friday; Reductions Asked

Military Budget Causes GOP Rift   Senator Lalt Opposes Reduction in Army  And Navy Funds

Cost of U.S. Defense Is Debated   Taber And Tait Disagree Over Army, Navy Outlove

This.1s. “Garden .  Blower Week” :   THPHOID OUTBREAK’ MINDER CONTROL

Communist-Led Guerrilla Bands Retreat  Greek Army Cuts Invading Force Into Small Groups

COMMUNIST - LED GUERRILLAS ARE BEING ISOLATED   No Evidence Of Interna. tional Brigade, Greek Spokesman Says   UN COUNCIL IS STILL DISCUSSING PROBLEM

Greeks Scatter Guerilla Bands  National Air Force ~ Metes Heavy Losses

Communist-Led Guerrilla Bands Retreat   Greek ‘Army Cuts   Greek Army Cuts Invading Force Into Small Groups

Fliers Batter ‘ Fleeing Units Of Guerrillas   Greeks Trap Band of 800, Kill atLeast 245And Canturs 200

GREEK TROOP ROUT INVADERS   Heavy Losses Inflicted On Guerrillas by Units Of Greek Air Force

SHALL BANDS ARE GUT BY GREEK ARMY   Are Scattered Over Wide Area, Suffering Losses While Pursued

Take Razors From Japanese Prisoners   After Second Jap Witness Commits Suicide

Take Razors From Japanese Prisoners  After Second Jap Witness  Se Sa:  ies Sa, ES a

Weckler Case Clues  Found in Cemetery Seek Girl Who Wrote Concerning Evidence

Anonymous Note Leads Officers to Cemeteries —   Kaukauna Girl Sought on Story of Threat by Motorist

Anonymous Author of Letter Sought Weckler Probe      ‘Girl: Believed to Possess “Inform: ion Pertinent “to Disappearance.”

Intensify Probe After Arrest Of Bud Sennett   Disclose Findings  In Cemetery At Appleton After Girl Disappeared In May

Grapefruit Growers Will Resist Attack On Their Plan For Restricted Shipments

Arizona Citrus Men Prepare to Resist Court Attack on Their Order Limiting Fruit Shipments

RIGID, COERCIVE SCHEDULES [OF BABY CARE ARE HARMFUL ‘TO BOTH CHILD AND MOTHER

One American Killed, 4 Held In Haifa Fight   4,554 Uncertified Immigrants Are Sent To Camps In Cyprus

Discrepancies. In Statements  Concern Bloodstains In Gollum’s Auto

DISAGREE ON BLOODSTAINS   Storics Told By Gollum And Sweetheart Do Not Coincide

Evidence Mounts Against Couple   , Discrepancies Brought * Out In Oyerell-Gollum Trial For Murder.

FIRE HOSE ON PICKETS   300 Persons Routed from Entrance of Michigan Plant

Osborn To Ask Budget Relief   Cochise County Solor To Fight Governor ‘On Welfare Plans

Motor Club President :: * Gives Laws Governing* . Scooters and Bicycles

Truman Apparently Triples Guess Ai Money Government to Have Left

Today In Congress   Greek-Turkish Aid First On Senate Agenda; Lewis Promised Greater Safety In Mines; Lilienthal Wins First Senate Test Vote

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by Ak   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

AID PROGRAM: Séi AS FIRST ON LIST BY COMMITTEEMEN   tabor Leg’slation and Taxes Listed. For Second and  Third Places

Two Bills In House Committee   VA Reports on Errors in Benefit Pay System; Bradley Asks Check

VA Official Says Situation Is Improved   House Vets Comimitice Moves To Increase On-Job, Colleve Allowance.

ABUSES SHOW. DROPPING OFF UNDER PRORY   VA Says 200,000 Took Jobless Pay to Which They Had No Right.

VA Says Many Vets Collect Allowances From U.S. Illegally   Reveal 200,000 Causes ---Situation Is Said To Be Improving

VETS COLLECTING FUNDS. WHICH. ARE INOT-PERMISSABLE         Unemployment , and ‘Subs’ sstence pos Allowances: Collected By Thousands

MAKES RULINGS ON STATE LAWS   Attorney - General Hands Down Opinions Covering Several North Carolina Statutes.

FAYETTE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION DIVIDES COUNTY INTO FOUR ELECTION AREAS

County Divided Into Four Areas   Co. Supt. Morse Annonunces New School Election Areas

KOREA TROOPS PUT ON ALERT      MASS DEMONSTRATIONS ARE REPORTED PLANNED IN THE U. 8. OCCUPA TION ZONE

THREE ESCAPE MENARD PRISON   TWO CONVICTS ARE TRACED TO MISSOURI FOLLOWING BREAK

1000 Cars Per Day Goal Of Manufacturer America’s Newest Auto Unveiled By Preston Tucker

Plans Are Made For Output of 1,000 Cars Daily   Preston Tucker Says His Plant Is Tooling To Supply Demands

Leeds Coal Nine Blast Kills Four   Five Escape, Four Others  ‘Trapped in English Pit

Soviets Seek Quick Action On Plan  U.S. Asks Delay fre  Disarmament Talks

U.S. PROPOSAL BRINGS CLASH QN ARMS PLAN   Plea for Postponement Bitterly Opposed By Russia, Poland

After Failing To Reach Agreement With Russia In Last Minute Conference, Russia Opposes Ac Fleyal —:

'Eght Killed In Rail Accident   Suppliers Oh Price Slash By Ford Co.   Rayburn to Gel Car As Minority Leader In House

' Eight Killed In i\Rail Accident   Suppliers OK Price Slash iy Ford Co.  £ "TFT s™ Wwwretreems?   Rayburn to Gel Car As Minorit V Leader In House

Big Industrial Gains Reported for Kansas   State Senator Says State Is Fourth in Preportieonate Increase

Took Photos Of Atom Work BI Charges   New Arrests Follow Pictures Discovered By Estranged Wife Of Ex-Photographer   FBI Is Called In

Two Nabbed In Bomb Sift   Former Photographers Accused of Taking Los Alamos Pictures

Los Alamos Thefts Told   Two Arrested Over Toking Of Cantidentiol Matter From Atomie Project

Two Men Are Charged with Photo Thefts   Confidential Matter Is Stolen frém Los Alamos Atomic Project

FBI Agents Capture Two Suspects For Theft Of Atomic Secrets From Projects

TWO NABBED IN ATOMIC THEFTS   Secret Weapons Project Outside Albuquerque Also Covered

Nab Two for Theft  Of Atomic Pictures FBI Grabs Former Soldiers at Homes

TWO ACCUSED IN A THEFT FROM ATOMIC PROJECT   Complaints Filed Immediate ly After the Simultaneous Arrests.   FEDERAL AGENTS BUSS   Lneovered a Highly Seere Weapons Project Outside Albuquerque

FBI SEIZES TWO FOR PICTURES   CONTINUE PROBE IN THEFT OF PHOTOS AT ATOMIC PROJECT

Two Suspects Accused In Thefts From Atomic Project: Phofos Said Stolen

Probe Thefts Of “A” Photos   Accuse Two of Taking Pictures from Atomic Bases

Two Arrests in Atomic Theft  ' Pair Identified as Ex-Photographers

FBI Arrests Two Persons Suspected Of Taking Atomic Project Pictures

1 Ex-Soldiers Held In Atomic Picture Thefts   One Pleads Guilty To Taking Data At Los Alamos Base

Nab Two in U.S. Probe of Missing Atom Bomb Data   Two Former, Army Photographers at Los Alamos Projects Quizzed hy FRI

Two More Veterans ‘Accused of Thefts of Atomic Secrets   Allegedly Stolen ‘Photographs Recovered by - Agents of FBI

Missourian Held In New Atomic Theft Inquiry   Two. Suspects Seized For Removing Secret Pictures At Los Alamo:

ATOM PROJECT THEFTS BARED   Two Suspects Arrested For Taking Photos At Los Alamos

\tom Photo Thefts Also Involve ‘Top Secret’ Weapons       Two Nabbed For Taking Pictures, Atomic Plant And Sandia Project

HUNTERS FILL A TOWN   K. OU. Studenta Visiting Garden City Bunk in Odd Quarters

To Indict Dancer in Yacht Slaying   Accident, Says Girl After Chicagoan Dies

CONTRACTORS EXPECT DROP IN CONSTRUCTION   Majority of Firms Believa Peak in Building Costs is Reached

Hungarian Red Coup ‘Outrage’, Asserts Truman   U. S. Doesn’t Intend To Stand Idly By, President  Declares.

Heat Relief © Tonight To  Be Followed By 2d Wave   Only Brief Respite Being Promised in Super-Heated Area;  Showers for State

Brief Cool Period, Then ‘Warm Wave   Only Temporary Relief Likely, Forecast Says

Molotov Expects Lengthy Control Over Germany  Big 4 Mark Time As French Delegate

MOLOTOV EXPLODES AGAIN, HINTING U.S. SEEKS CEDMARIV AC CALANV IAI TUE MINDLE OF ClLIDMPEL

Newsmen Called As Witnesses At Hot Springs   McLaughlin Seeks To Quash 14 Indictments

GOP GOVERNORS BET ON DEWEY   New Yorker Favored As Presidential Choice  For 1948 Campaign

DIVORCEE SLAIN NEARMARION   Rope-Trussed -Body Is Found jn Churchyard

SEARCH MADE © - FOR. SUSPECT IN MYSTERY      YOUNG WOMAN 8TRANGLED AND BOUND WITH ROPE— * .BODY FOUND it CHURCHYARD

Brothers Find ‘Body of Womar In Churchyard  3 Describe Man  They Talked With at Scene

NUDE BODY OF WOMAN FOUND   Discovered in Rural Churchyard in Ohio Bv 2 Brothers Today

Murder Mystery At Marion, Ohio   Body Of 25-Year-Old Di. vorcee Is Found In Churchyard Near Ohio City   HAD APPARENTLY BEEN STRANGLED

OHIO DIVORCEE IS FOUND SLAIN   Nearly Nude Body Trussed Up in Churchyard Near Marion

Body of Woman Found in Churchyard;  Man Seen at Scene Leaves Suddenly

SENATE TO END ATOM HEARINGS   Scientists Come Out For i David Lilienthal

Lilienthal Gains Powerful Support In U. S. Senate   Vandenberg And Lodge Pledge Votes

SENATOR LODGE, VANDENBERG TO VOTE FOR HIM   Compton Warns’ That Atomic Scientists May Resign

Guerrillas In Greece May Be Forced Back   Greek Government Reinforcements Occupy Heights Overlooking Konitsa   GREEK REGULARS ARE ADVANCING

Greek Troops Occupy Height: Over Konitsa   Reguiars’ Position May Force Rebel Move To Avert Encirclement

Legion Post Asks Names O} Movie Reds...   ‘Put Poison Labels On’, Aim Of Kansas Vets

SUGAR PRICE CURB WILL BE REMOVED: PRICE HIKE IS SEEN   Controls to Be Lifted at Midnight Friday: Officials Say There Is No Scarcity of Product.   BUYING SPREES OCCUR IN NATION

Sharp Rise In Price Of  Sugar Loom:   Official Predicts 30 To 50 P. C. Boost At Once

SUGAR PRICES MAY SPIRAL, EXPERT SAYS   30 To 50 Pot. increases Ma\ Follow Decontrol

Oust Guerrillas In Sharp Fight  Greeks Charge Men In German Defenses

Senafe Ready To Adopt Bill Curbing Strikes   Southerners Fight Democratic Attempt To Soften Measure

Taft Predicts Vote Possible Tonight, Sees Easy  Passage   Murray’s Substitute Measure Dismissed By Top Republicans

LABOR BILL VOTE MAY BE TAKEN TODAY   G. O. P. Measure’s Adoption Expected — Demo. crats, Meanwhile, Rap Mild Version Advanced by One of Their Party.

Final Vote Near On Labor, Union Curbing Bills   Expect Showdown This Week; Ballot May Come By Tonight Or Middle Of Week

Today’s Acts, Talks _in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hull Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

IP Leaders ict Passage flabor Bill   nator George eads Opposition o Mild Measure

George Leads Opposition To Sub Labor Bill   Georgia Senator Calls Pro. posed Measure “Watcred Down Version Of No Cousequence”’

Murray Bill Faces Defeat  Labor Substitute  - Rune Inte Onnosition

Substitute Runs Into Opposition in Both Parties   Sharp Restrictions on Unions Almost Absent in Measure

Mild Labor Bill Stirs Opposition   Southerners, GOP Oppose Bill Based On Truman’s Views

Substitute Labor Measure Opposed  Southern Democrats Join Republicans in Opposing Mild Bill

Approval Expected During Week <5  Senale Passage Of Union Bans Likely

‘MILDER’ LABOR ACTION FOUGHT   George Leads Southerner: Against Democratic Bill

Budget Parley Urged by Taft   Marshall Supports Merger Bill, .Asks to: ‘be Excus‘ed from Testifying

Sen. George To Lead Demo Opposition To Mild Labor Bill Pending in Senate

Senators In Reverse, Give A Preliminary OK To Same Repeat Bill Once Killed

SHIPMENT OF DRUGS TO CUBA BANNED BECAUSE OF LUCIANO   NOTORIOUS NEW YORK RACKETEER, DEPORTED FROM --—U. 8, HAS TURNED  IN WAVAN

Cuba Seeking ‘Lucky’ Luciano as U. S. Clamps Down on Drua Exports fo Isle

Swirling Snowstorm Blankets Atlantic ‘Coastal Area; Forecasters Say ‘Depth of 10 inches May Be Reached

Middle Atlantic Areas Swept By Heavy Storm:  One Moves Inland from

Blizzard Sends Temperatures Tumbling  Swirling Snowstorm Blankets East: Traffic Badly Snarled

SEVERE STORM ON EAST COAST   Snowfall Expected to Reach 6 to 10 Inches Deep

SNOWSTORM ON EASTERN COAST   See 6 to 10 Inches in Middle Atlantic Area

East Coast Area Under  Heavy Snow   Forecasters Predict From 6 to 10 Inches; 50 Mile Winds

K. €. VOTE FRAUD TRIALS DELAYED BY THEFT OF BALLOTS   Prosecuter James Kimbrell Obtains Week’s Continuance of Cases Against "1 Defendants.   GRAND JURY MEMBERS WILL TAKE STAND   State Must Rely on Their Testimony and Duplicate Election Records, Court Is Told.

Ballot Scandal : Trial Postponed Until Next Week   Kansas City Prosecutor Says Theft of Votes Will Delay Case

DUTCH OCCUPY REBEL CAPITAL   Dispute Continues Ove Alleged Shooting Down Of Transport

Vandenberg Draft Boom Sidetracked   Endorsement for President Quelled At State Parley

Arizona Phones  Will Cost More   Increased Revenue To Be One-Eighth More If Schedule OK’d

REUTHER WARNS AGAINST LABOR LEGISLATION NOW PLANNED   Says Pending Bills Give No Security For Union Members

REUTHER CALLS BILLS ‘PUNITIVE’   WARNS ENACTMENT OF CURBS ON LABOR WILL CAUSE CONFLICT

Wages Are Too Low, He Declares   Fights Measures Which - Would Gutlaw Wage Parleys on Industry Elawie

WESTERN ROADS WILL GET FIRST GLASS FARE BOOST   The Interstate . Commerce Commission Authorized Increases.   COACH FARES THE SAME   The Incerease Is Effective on All Lines West of the Mississippi.

Rail Fares To Go Up   ICC Authorizes Hike In First Class Rates On Western Roads

New Haven Is Given Relief   Rising Costs Blamed in 6 Percent Hike in First Class Fares

First Class Passenger Fare Boost on Western Railroads Authorized

RAILWAY FARE RAISE GRANTED   First Class assenger Rate Increased By 6.06 Percent

ICC OK’s Hike On Passenger Railroad Fares   Western Railroads Get Increase To 3.5 Cents Mile

Rails Hike Passenger Fare Rates   Western Rails Given Permission For Increase

RATE ASE IN SLEEPING AND  PARLOR CRC   New Charges to Be Effective on Five Days’ Notice to Public.

First Class Rail Fares Hiked for Western Lines  ICC Also Authorizes   ICC Also Authorizes Coach Rate Boost on New Haven Railroad

Western Roads Given Increase  First Class Passenger Fares to Be Higher

Western Rail Fares Hiked   First Class Rate Increase of 6.06 Pct. Authorized by ICC ©

RAIL RATES TO G0 UP, IF YOU RIDE IN STYLE   First Class Travel Boosted 6.06 Percent—Freight Hike Also Approved

ICC 0.K,’S BOOST IN RAIL RATES   Western Railroads Granted First-Class Boosts

Railroads West Of Mississippi Win Fare Boost   Increase Amounts To 6.06 Percent For Parlor Cars

Railroads Given OK, Fare Boost       ‘Increase Atiounts To 606 PARC ENT For Rates On All Western Lines.

ICC Grants Railroads  Fare Boost   Increase Effective on Roads Operating West Of Mississippi River

BOOST IS APPROVED IN N. H. RAIL RATES   ICC Authorizes Coach Fare o} 2.875 Cents Per Mile.

ist Ciass Western Fare, Coach Travel In East Affected   Roads Now Seek 30 Pct. Hike On Freight Scheduie

First Class Rail Fares  Increased Lines West of   River Affected

APPOINTS LOCAL MAN   Gevervor Carlson Picks Rarret' Wilsen for State Post

PREDICT APPROVAL OF LABOR MEASURE   Senate Hearings Scheduled To End on Mar. 8

Margaret Waits for Radio Debut Sunday   Program May Open Profess: ional Career of President’s Daughter.

President’s Daughter Bit Excited Over Radio Debut   LEETONIA TO OPEN RED CROSS DRIVE

Former In-Law Shoots Woman At Muscatine   Mrs. Gladys Hand, 36. Dies; Walter Johnson ‘Takes Own Life

FAMILY ROWS RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLINGS   Third Such Shooting Case Is Reported At Rockford

Former In-Law Shoots Woman At Muscatine  WA wece q q or  oa.  Ee i ot oe or   Mrs. Gladys Hand, 36, Dies; Walter Johnson Takes Own Life

Kills Sister-in-Law With Shotgun Blast Shoots Self Later   Divorced Wife Narrowly Escapes Death in Incident

Case of Hermine’s Missing Jewels. Is Story of a Double, Double Cross

STORY OF DOUBLE, DOUBLE-cROSS — — _ TT  German Police Take Over Probe Of Missing Jewels

Double, Double-Cross Of Princess Found Son And Daughter Try To Get Lion’s Share Of Costly Gems

HERMINE'S GEM THEFTS TALE Ot “DOUBLE-LROSS'   Authorities Say Kaiser’ Widow Victimized By Quwn Children

Paula Welden's Mother Says Girl Not Her Child   Young Lady in Charleston, 5. C., Has Souther: Draw! and Is Not Missing Student

Today's Newsreel   8 Army Airmen Killed in Alaskan Crash of B-17

SEEKS 10 CUT LINES FROM 194 TH 74   Forms New “Federation of Progress” to Battle A. A. R.

Must Put U.S. ‘House in Order’ On Civil Rights, Truman Says, If Democracy Is. To Triumph

Security Council Approves US Plan For Reducing Arms   Russia Sees Collapse  Of Regulation Efforts

Security Council Approves U.S. Arms Reduction Approach   Delegates Back Americar Plan Despite- Russian . Opposition

U. 5. Arms Plan To Guide Talks   Russia Loses New Effort To Include Outlawing Of A-Bomb In Military Cuts

Britain, U. S. Seek Action To Check Fighting On Greck Border; Red Veto Expected

U. 5. Arms Plan Accepted By U. N.   Russia, Poland Refrain From Council Vote

American Arms Reduction Plan Wins Approval   U.N. Council Adopts Blueprint Despite Warning’ From Russia

UN PANEL OK'S U.S. ARMS PLAN   9-0 Vote Taken Despite Red Opposition Stand

U.S. Arms Gut Plan Approved   Russia Declares She Won't Be Bound By Resolution

GNORES ASS WARNINGS OF PLAN FAILURE   Gromyko May Use Veto Righis to Block Proposal for Arms Control.

Security Council.  _Okays Arms Plan   ‘Approval Is Given ‘Despite - Rassian Warning of Program Failure

U.N. Stamps Okay on US.  Plans for Arms Reduction      Despite Russ Warning That It Will Bring About Collapse of Regulation Efforts

Security Council Passes Plan For Arms Reduction   U. N. Group Approves Americar Blueprint Despite Russian Warning.

Russia Warns That Plan Would Cause Collapse Of Weapons Control   Ballot Is 9 To 0; Two Nations Silent   Soviets Refuse To Be Bound By U. S. Regulation: Favor Own Plan

UN Council Okays U.S. Arms Plan   Delegates Override Soviet Objections by Vote of 9 to 0

Council Approves U.S. Plan for Arms Reduction  ‘Action Defies Russian Warning That Reaqulation May Fail

U.S. Arms Proposal OK'd by UN Council   Blueprint for Discussions Approved by 9-0 Vote Despite Warning Sounded by Russia

Reds Fail to Veto Arms Plan in U.N.   World Group Votes U.S. Blueprint — Soviets Abstain

U.N. Council Approves Arms Reduction Plan   Russia Abstains and Warns She Will Pursue Own Design for Control

American Arms Plan Approved   Reds Warn of Failure of Control Efforts

U.N. Council Approves Arms Reduction Plan   Russia In Warning Program Dangerous To Regulation Effort

U.N. APPROVES 1S ARMSPLAN   Russia and Poland Abstain from Vote On Arms Cut Test

U.N. Approves U.S. Plan For Disarmament: Russ Abstain   Vote 9 to 0, With Poland Also on the Side lines

U.S. Plan to Reduce Arm: Is Approved   Program of Discussions Gets Council Nod in Spite of Disapproval By Russia and Poland

Germans Must Work Cr Suffer; American Official Tells Them   Says U.S. May Refuse to Help If There Is Strife

Guerrillas Raid Big Greek Town   Fighting Continuing, Athens Government Says

GREECE AGAIN UNDER ATTACK BY GUERRILLAS   One of Biggest Towns In Northwest Scene of New Outburst of Hostilities.

1200 REBELS HIT AT GREEK TOWN   Fighting Continuing In New Outbreak Of Hostilities

FORMER RESIDENT PASSED AWAY MON,   Mrs. Clifton Was An EarlyDay Teacher In Plymouth County

faces Court After Hitting Three Autos   . Two Accidents, Eight Fined in Traffic Cases Here Over Week-end

Mexico and US Plan Fight On  Hoof Disease   Nations May Create Joint Board to Study Epidemic Measures

SETBACKS FAIL TO DAUNT REDS ON BALKAN BID   Russia To Exhaust Every Means To Defeat Creation Of Watchdog Commission On Greek Border; Backed By Po land.

United Nations To Get Another Russian Attack   Polish Delegate To Urge That Foreign: Troops In Greece Be Evacuated; Debate Slaied

Red Ukraine And India Seeking Seat   _ Russia Demands Reversal of  Decision on  Greece

Russia Opens Last-Ditch Balkan Fight   Vishinsky Readies New Attack Upon U.S. Foreign Policy’

UNO FAILS TO SEVER INDIA-UKRAINE. KNOT   Seat Voting Still Deadlocked; Reds Make Greek Protest

FAIL TO BREAK UN DEADLOCK   10th Ballot on Vacant Seat in Security Council

Heated Battle Over Jewish . Question Seen   Arab League Will Oppose Plan Dividing Palestine

UN. Battle Lines Drawn for Fight Over Palestine  Jews Are Generally In Agreement With Two-State Report

Partition Plan Faces Battle In Assembly   Arahs Say They Will Fight Two-State Division OE Bale Land

Showdown Faces U. N.On Palestine  : Heated Fight Set  a Ce ee: >  ee

All-Night Meeting Fails As Westerr  Powers Strive For Economic  Unification

Implied Warning To Communistic Move Is Voiced   Truman Doctrine on Greco-Turkish Plan Outlined in Speech

iLew Enforcement In Kansas Criticized   Attorney General Arn Raps County Policies After Pussell RBaid

RUSSELL COUNTY RAID   Liquor Seized at Four Places by State Officers

SUSTAINE LABOR BILL      Ohio Assembly Puts Finishing Touch : Om Session

Britain Drafts Reply to Egypt   Will Seek to Keep Charges Out af T). WN. Canneit

Cairo Government Accused 01 Attempting To Break Treaty To Grab Sudan

Egypt Is Trying fo Break Treaty  That Is Accusation Made by Britain

Britain - Egypt ‘Argue’ Over SudanTreaty   British Charge Try Ai Breaking Pact, Insuring Dominance Over The Sudan   Egypt Requests British Ouster   United Nations Will Prob.  ably Postpone Action For One Or Two Weeks At Lenst

Lack Of Planning Cost Chester New $1,292.000 School   Ry FRED FCHELYIEYER

Truman Asks Year Extensior Of War Power   Foreign Policy Needs Limited Contro! Plan Special Message Says

Tomato Blight Unlikely in 47   Late Disease of Past Two Seasons Would Come if Cool. Wet

LEGISLATURE TO CONVENE JAN. 8   REPUBLICANS APPEAR SET ON CHOICE FOR KEY ASSEMBLY POSTS

Illinois Lazomakers Gathering in  Capital for Openings of Assembly

Negro Makes Good Escape From Mob  Is Now in Custody of Federal Agents

Negro Makes Good Escape From Mob  Is Now in Custody  Ce ee en ae,

St. Valentine’s Day Gift Array In Charleroi Stores For Ardent Swains   Valentines, Candies, Jewels Among Displays For February 14

Counter-Offensive Reported in Paraqquavan War   Willys Hikes Price of ‘Jeen Station-Waaon’

Another B-29 Is Lost in Alaska   Boy Dies Trying To Scve Aged Man   Friday Last Day To Fish on 1946 Licenses   WINGS CONFIDENCE VOTE

New Attempt To Break Deadlock   U. N. Security Council To Make New Effort At Agreement On Dis armament   ATOMIC ENERGY CAUSES IMPASSE

Bloody Reign OfMoro Chief at End   Bitter, 30-Year Chase Brought to Close by Hunger

MORO CHIEFTAIN KILLER CAUGHT   Christian Slaves And Harem Inmates Freed In Mindanao

TEACHER STRIKE PARLEY FAILS   Michigan, Ohto Students Stage Walkouts

REJECTED BY BRITAIN   Oppose Partition of Palestine into  Separate States

Eastport, Me., Has Spectacular And Costly Fire   Damage May Run Close to Million In -Waterfront Blaze

BLUE FAILS T0 DELAY REPORT   Report He Attempted To Have House Group Hold Labor Bill Kill

Feeder Air Line To Start By June 1   Airport Facilities Here Inadequate”

lowa Airplane Co. Pushing Plans  Expect Operation by First of June

Mrs. H. Leonard Heads Drive; Will End Monday; Tag  Days Discontinued.

State Senator Is Wounded In Roaring Battle  ean PRamase elas.   Police Remove Fellow. Legislator From Capitol

Oklahoma Lawmaker Wounded   § State Representative Named as Attacker Of Sen. Tom Analin

FOOD AND MEAT ITEMS ARE DOWN   Public Finds Quick Taste Of High Cost Of Living Too Ritter   SLASHES IN SOME CITIES SHARPER THAN IN OTHERS

Price Of Major Food And Meat Products Lower   Buyer Resistance To More Costly Items Credited As Most Effective

BUYER STRIKE FORCING FOOD PACT St IMME   Meat, Butter and Eggs Hit Lower Marks During Past Week,

* Major Food Items Re  _ duced On Grocery Shel ves Across The Coun try.

Lower Prices on Some Food Item:  Consumer Resistance Said a Major Factor

‘Consumer Resistance: Gets  Credit For Reductions In Buuer, Eges And ‘Popular’? Meats

Price: Dro ps Are Reflected In Some Foods   However, Charges Still Climbing In Others; Re sistence Forces Drop

Prices Of Major Food Items Drop   Meats, Butter, Eggs Down From Record Price In Most Sections

Food Prices Dip After Public Tastes High Eating Cost and Finds It Bitter

Buyer Resistance Cuts Food Prices   Butter, Eggs and Meat Cost Less

Buyer Resistance Spurs Downtrend  Milk and Few Basie Items Keen Pushing Upward

Public Gets Its Fill Of High Costs   Resistance Of Consumers Rated Major Factor

Major Items Drop Off, Check Shows   Consumer Resistance Large Factor In Week’s Trend

MAJOR FOOD PRICE TAGS DROP  Public Finds Quick Taste Of High Eating Costs Too Bitter

Meat, Butter and Eggs All Slip at Biggest Markets   Prices Generally Trend To More - Reasonable Proportions

Public Finds Peak Eating Costs Bitter During Week   Meats. Butter, Eggs Down Across Nation; Resistance Effective

PRICES LOWER ON FOOD ITEMS   Taste Of High Living Costs Found Bitter By Buying Public

PRICES DECLINE ON FOOD ITEMS   Spot Check Shows Meat, Eggs, Butter Cheaper

Fog Hinders  Rescue Plan   Air Force Attempts To Pick-Up Its Men

Fogs, Winds and Cold Confront Rescue Parties  Air Force Seeks to Get Out Victims

Weather Hinders Alaskan Reseue Efforts; Seek To Evacuate Four Known Survivors Of B-29 Crash

Bad Weather Hinders  Nome Rescue   Condition, Names of B-29 Survivors Awaited Anxiousl+

WEATHER BALKS ARCTIC. RESCUE   Tow’ Plane Wreoked tn Effort To Reach 6-29 Survivers

Fogs and Wind Hamper Rescue Of Four Fliers  Plane and Glider   Plane and Glider ’ Forced Down While Flying in Relief

Heavy Ground Fogs, Sub-Zero Temperatures Confront Rescue Parties Near Nome, Alaska

Planes Crash In  Attempt To Save  Survivors Of B-29 Weather Handicay  In Arctic Reoion

Heavy Fogs, Wind Hinder Rescue  Of Crash Victims   Tow Plane and Glide: Crash at Scene Of Alaskan Smashup

Alaska Air Rescue Work ls Hampered   C-47 and Glider Forced Down Enroute Ty BR.90 Crach Site

Rescuers Race Midwinter Darkness To Bring Back Downed B-29 Fliers

Plane And Glider Crash As Airmen Race Arctic Night To Rescue Flyers

RSG SIS GREE ee 2  B-29 Survivors Wait in Sub-Ar etic ae Nu ivors Wait in Sub-Arctic  ALASKA RESCUE MISSION BALKEL

NEW YORK COTTON   Heavy Fog Again Delays Arctic B-29 Crash Rescue

RESCUE HALTED — -BYHEAVY FOGS   Seek To Evacuate Four Known Survivors Of. B-29 Crash

‘Weather Balks ‘Rescue Of Four ‘B-29 Survivors   Tow Plane, Glider, In Crash Landing; None Are Injured

Mercy Plane In A Crash Landing   None of 7 Men in C-47 Res cue Ship or Its Ghder Is lnyured   CONDITIONS UNKNOWN   Four Survivors of Arctic B-29 Fall Are Being Aided by Doctor

Arctic Rescue Hampered by Winds, Fog   Mercy Plane, Glider Crash Land on Lake 60 Miles From Goal

Fog, Wind and Cold Hinder Rescue Work   _ Efforts Continue to Reach Four Survivors Of B-29, Which Crashed ~ In Northern Alaska

REUTHER IS HIT BY 3 TOP AIDES   Rebuke From Executive Board Of Auto Workers Requested

Top Aides Want Reuther Rebuked By Union Board   CIO-UAW Executive Group Is Asked To Take Action.

Trinity River Swells Five Feet Over Flood Stage   Five Deaths Result From, Heavy Rains

Rampaging Trinity River Expected To Flood Large Areas Of Texas Farmlands

Heavy Snow Slows Travel Over Area :   Temperature Drops To Five Degrees “Today To Set New Low For Season.

Clark Offers Groups ‘Fair Chance’ ~ List Of Communist Dominated Organizations Nearly Ready

For Varnish, Ink, Other Uses... .  Resin From Utah Trees 300 Million Years Old Competitor Dixie Pine

Fires In Flight Idle All DC-6 Airline Planes   President Truman’s New Independence Included In Edict

EXPERTS PROBE AIRLINER FIRE   Brush With Death By 21 Brings Grounding Of All DC-6 Planes

MARTIAL LAW TO BE LIFTED IN PALESTINE   Govt. Decision Is Met With New Wave Of Bomb Blasting

Martial Law In Holy Land _To End Today   Announcement Meets — With Fresh Qutbreaks  of Violence

.Martial Law Ends Today InHoly Land   Underground Bomb: Rock Jew Agency; Pipeline Blasted 

Martial Law In Holy Land To End Today  Announcement Met   Announcement Met By Fresh Violence

MARTIAL LAW 10 END IN HOLY LANE    Announcement Greeted by Fresh Outbreak of Vio* fence in Jerusalem

British Lift Martial Law   Holy Land Announcement Met With New Violence

Martial Law to End in the Holy Land;  Violence Continues   Explosions and Gunfire Keep Ciiy of Jerusalem on Edge in Night: Jewish Terrorists Blamed for Blact

MARTIAL REIGN FOR HOLY LAND IS ENDED TODAY   Fresh Outbreaks Greet Announcement Of Ban  Lifting Orders

Vet Starts Legal Offensive to Halt Payment of Funds   Says Subsidies to Veterans Groups Is Unconstitutional

—LAUNCHES LEGAL OFFENSIVE— Veteran Files Suit To Choke Off State Funds

PREPARE NOW FOR A JOB TOMORROW   Roger Babson Discusses Various Things Youth Today Should Do To Insure Having a Job In 1952.

dob Hunting To Be Stiff In Ten Years   BABSON SUGGESTS THAT SCHOOLS, PARENTS GET BUSY

 Magnified Photos Of Words, Figures Shown At May Trial  FBIExpert Says Munitions Firm Typewriter Faked Garsson Deals

FBI Testifies In Bribery Trial of May   Expert Links Photos To Principals in War Fraud Hearing

Government Experts Say  Garsson-May Deals Faked   Magnified Photographs of Typed Words and Figures Submitted To Show Former Congressman ‘ Received Brihoc

FBI Expert Heard At May’s Trial  Supports Charge Of Faked Papers

Show Fake Letters at  May Trial   FBI Expert Says Lumber Bills Were Typed In Garsson Gffice

Strikers at Allis Plant Back on Job   Nation’s Longest Strike Ends Today, With No  Pickets or Violence

WIAT'LL IT BE, BOYS?  - Short-Skirted Texas Womer Stave Protest to Fashion’

AND THE WHISTLERS’ TOO .  Grandma, Poor Old Grandma! Girls Don’t Like Her Garb

Little Below the Knee Clubs Gaining Male Support Against Longer Skirt:

‘Little Below the Knee’ Club Stops the Traffic With a Parade of Styles -

Texas Ladies Protest Edict of Paris... ener eeerennatesenrnteteeeenn eee ceenesenenemeemememeetiammenemmeninemnmemememnmneteatennenerenecer coer  Dallas Little Below the Knee Club Women in Parade of Rebellion Against Longer Skirts

Dallas Women Parad To Protest New Long Skirt F ashion   Little Below the Knee Club Members Dress In Gay Nineties Garb, Proclaim Defiance of Style Experts Handiwork

Long Skirts Hit Ih Dallas Parade Called Old- Fashioned, Impractica

WOMEN PARADE IN DALLAS  Short Skirts Get Whistles, Long Skirts Get the Laughs

LITTLE BELOW THE KNEE CLUB PARADE STOPS TRAFFIC  Texans Revolt --- Against Long Skirts

BOAMIED £, 7 VECO —_—S ES  Dallas Women Campaign Against Longer Skirts.

Phooey On Grandma's Choice, Texas Women Say, They Want Short And Sensible Skirts

MYSTERIOUS MURDER AT COLDWATER   Deputy Sheriff Shot by 16Year. Old Boy

Dewey Urges Registration, Backs All Six Proposed State Amendments

Puzzling Blast Kills 10,  Injures 30 In* Virginia Rips Apart Beauty Shop And Blows  Risate Davt OF Adinitnine lewelry Store

saplosion Rips saulilding Apart  ? Harrisonburg Official: Unable To Find Cause

Ten Are Dead, Many Injured In Explosion      Blast In Harrisonburg, - Va., Wrecks Beauty Shop

  leieaues and Firemen Cut Through Concrete and Steel Debris  at Harrisonburg, Va., in Search for Bodies —Seven of  Known Dead Are Women—30 Admitted to Hospital, 25  Remain for Treatment—-Adjacent Drug Store Damaged.

10 Are Killed As Blast Rips Beauty Shop   Part of Adjoining Store Also Damaged: 30 Persons Hurt

At Least 10 Persons Are Killed When Blast Wrecks Beau ty Parlor  Thirty Are Injured and Admitted to Hosnitals for Mediral Mara:   Thirty Are Injured and Admitted to Hospitals for Medical Care; Business Section of Community Rocked hy Exnlosion

Virginia Blast Takes 13 Lives   Beauty Shop Accident Puts 30 in Hospital

At Least Ten Die in Blast In Virginia   BasementExplosion Rips Beauty Shop And Jewelry Store

At Least 10 Persons Are Killed When Blast Wrecks Beauty Parlor  Thirty Are Injured and Admitted to Hospitals for Medical Care;  Ruecinece Saction af fammunity Racked hu Fynlacian

Thirteen Killed as Boiler at Virginia Hospital Explodes   Beauty Shop And Nearby Stores Damaged; Many Persons Reported Iniured In Blast

Wrecks Shop In Virginia Valley Town   Thirty Persons Admitted to Hospitals, Some Critically ‘ Injured. Cause Unknown

Several Other Persons Badly  Hurt in Blast   Rescue Workers Cut Way Through Debris in Search of Victims

Beauty Shop Is Razed, Jewelry Store Wrecked  Cause Undetermined; Several Badly Hurt

Community Chest Campaign Figures  Tadavwie Trrtal ¢18 oO:   12 Die In Pa. Weekend Accidents  Motorists Take Advantage Of Clear Weather

ACTION URGED ON ATOM PLAN   Russia Demands U. N. Star! Immediate Work on New Control Proposals

REDS DEMAND UN START NOW AN PAAPNSA  GIVE Ret Wurws   Gromyke Aske 2-Plar Consideration  On Merits

Gromyko Is Still Bothered Over the US Atomic Bomb  Soviet’s Chief Desir:   Soviet’s Chief Desire Is for International Control Commission

Demands Early Action on Atomic Plan  Soviet Delegate Assails Stand Proposed by U.S. _

Russia Demands immediate Action On Afomic Plan  Move To Separate Programs Assailed

Gromyko Is Still . Bothered Over the US Atomic Bomb   Soviet’s Chief Desire Is for International Control Commission

Russia Urges  ~ A-Plan Study   Asks U. §. and Soviet Ides Re Waiched Tavrether

Demands Early Action on Ajomic Plan  Soviet Delegate   Soviet Delegate Assails Stand Proposed by U.S.

MONTH'S FOURTH BIG TROPICAL STORM 15 SEEN EAST OF MIAMI  NEW DISTURBANCE MAY BECOME DANGEROUS, AS HAVE TWO OF FORMER

Bevin Says ’ ‘Will Take Advantage of Any Opportunity” Eor Peaceful Settlement

Idonesians Defeated At Salatiga; Shooting War Gathering Force   Dutch Aircraft Attack Jogjakarta, One Sho Down; Creep Forward On 9 000-Foot Mount Marapi Barrier.

DUTCH FORCES CLAIM CONTROL OF EAST JAVA   Two Columns Driving Toward Indonesian Capital   APPLY PINCER   Aim To Pinch Off Island At Narrowest Point

Repost East Java Now In Dutch Hands   Columns Drive For Capital City of Indonese Nation

Claimed Overrun All Of East Java   Fighter Planes Reported Lashing Defenders With Bombs, Rockets and Machinegun Bullet:

2 Columns Now Driving *For Capital   Aircraft Playing Large Part In Dutch Advance

Two Columns Said Nearing  Jogjakarta  Indonesian Radio  Reports Attack Lhe WMeetsls Bask

UTCH FORCES EAR INDONESE APITAL CITY   Pincers Sweep Through Java

‘avaders Claim Control Of All Of East Java   India Requests Great Britain and Uniled States te Try to Stop Fighting.

Claim Control of AllEast Java Today   Two Columns Advancing on Natives’ Citadel

DUTCH CLAIM CONTROL OF ALL BAST JAVA   Invading Forces Beat  Off Indonesian Counter-attack and Advance.

DUTCH NOW CLAIM CONTROL UF AREA PAPITAY MENACED   Jogjakarta Is Attacked by Airplanes ‘Today; Capture of Salatiga Reported by Leaders.   VILLAGES, ROADS STRAFED BY PLANES

DUTCH CLAIM VICTORY IN EAST JAVA   Gaining Also In West Java and Sumatra

Globe Trotters Feature Event  Next Thursday Fans Assured Of  Raal Entertainmen

Globe Trotters Feature Event  This Thursday  Fans Assured Of  Danl Entartainmon

Sohio New Wildcat Test Pours Oil Into Tanks ~ At Estimated Flow of  1000 Barrels Hourly

New Major Oil Field Found In Oklahoma Area   OKLAHOMA CITY PAPER TELLS OF BIG GUSHERS

Citadel Of Confederacy  Greets Gen. Eisenhower   Texas-Born Army Leader, Principal Speaker At Vicks burg Carnival, Urges American Leadership In Establishing Structure For World Peace

Eisenhower Gives Views.. SOW er Saves  Declares U.S. Can Prevent World War

AID NEED SEEN BY EISENHOWER   General Speaks At Vicksburg’s Carnival Of Confederacy

RUSSIA PROPOSES END OF MANDATE, BRITISH TROOPS OUT BY MAY 1  U.S. SUGGESTION ON PARTITIONING PLAN

Reds Reject US Plan On  Palestine   Demand British End Their Mandate By Next January 1, And Withdraw Troops  No Later Than May. 1948

Russia Rejects U.S. Palestine Partition Plan   Demands British End Mandate by Jan. 1, Withdraw Troops

Russians Reject U.S. Plan For Partitioning Palestine  Soviet Spokesman Demands That British End Holy Land Mandate By Next Jan. 1

Demands End Of Mandate By Jan. 1   Long-Awaited Declaration Finally Comes

Russ Reject U.S. Proposal  For Palestine   Soviet Union Demands That Great Britain End Mandate Over Holy Land by Next January 1.

Russia Presents Palestine Plan  Enters Objection to U. S. Proposal

British Asked To End Mandate By January   Troop Withdrawal De adline Dema nded  ie Cauvinte! Blan

Soviet Rejects American Plan On Palestine  Russian Delegate . Makes New Proposa . dae Dveited MlaSianwe

AUS REFUSE PLAN TO SPLIT UP PALESTINE   Counter with Demand Tha! Britain End Mandate by Next Jan. 1.

Russia Rejects American Plan For Palestine  Soviets Demand Early Withdrawal OFf British Army

Russia Rejects American Proposal For Governing Divided Palestine

Reds Ask Holy Land Be Freed  Reiect LS Plan   Reject U.S. Plan Of Partition

‘Arab States Bitterly Oppose Holy Land Split As British Set to Leave

Withdrawal Of British Demanded   Transition Period Under U.N. Supervision Prior To Independence Urged By Soviet Spokesman

RUSSIA PROPOSES END OF MANDATE, BRITISH TROOPS OUT BY MAY 1   U.S. SUGGESTION ON PARTITIONING PLAN REJECTED BY SOVIET

Soviets Want Mandate to End by Jan. 1   Full Independence For Two Protected States Is Proposed

RUSSIA REJECTED  SUGGESTIONS BY THE AMERICANS   On Methods of Partitioning Palestine It Was Announced.   A DEMAND ON BRITAIN   That She End Her Mandate Over the Holy Land by Jan. 1.

Ee ———————————eEee——EEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEEE  Reds Reject Partition Plan For Palestine

RUSSIA REJECTS PARTITION PLAN   Demand British End Holy Land Rule Jan. J

Russia Gives Sug ovestions On Palestine   Favors Supervision By Security Council During Transition

RUSSIA REJECTS U. S. PROPOSAL FOR PALESTINE   PRESENTS PROGRAM FOR ENDING BRITISH MANDATE ON JAN. 1

Russ Reject U.S. Palestine Parlition Plan   Soviet Delegate Also Demands Speedier British Withdrawal

—Palestine—  Soviets Reject U.S. Plan   Russ Demand British Holy Land Mandate Be Terminated By Jan. I

Views Wreckage On Mountain Top   Flew Fifty Yards From Crash Scene;  No Signs Of Life

DESCRIBED FROM AIR   No Sign Of Life In Burned-Out Mountain Area

‘No Sign Of Life  At Wreck Scene      Writer Describes Spot As A Dark Scar Against Green Mountain.

SCAR ON MOUNTAIN SLOPE MARKS SCENE   Plane Wreckage Scattered 200 Yards In Trees  

Americas To Ge U. 4. Warships  ‘Navy To Implement Neighbor Policy

U.S. Warships To Be Given To S. America   Secretary Forrestal Tells House Group Of Plans to Aid Latin Republics

 ° °  U. S. To Furnish South American Countries With Modern Warships, ‘Navy Secretary Forrestal Reports

FOUR LIGHT CRUISERS INCLUDED   Ships to Be Made Available at A ‘Reasonable’ Cost

Pravda Tosses In Barbed Criticism   Modern U.S. Ships  To Latin America  Navy Says Transfer ls Expected Soon

Warships of U.S. Offered For Defense  Forrestal Tells Af Dien ta Bid   Forrestal Tells of Plan to Aid  South America

Steel, Coal Wage Boost Ts Indicated   Two of Biggest Operators Reported as Ready to Grant Raise; Miners Out  On 10-Dav Holidav

Schwellenbach Works To Head Off Coal Strike   Seeks Parley Between Lewis And Mine Operators Next Week.

Reports Spread Among Industry   Union Spokesman Asse’ .s Other  P-inats Count

Report Meeting With Lewis to Avoid Shutdown   Rumor $13.05 For Eight Hour Day Proposed; Vacation Ends July 8

U.S. Steel Said To Be in Favor Of Yielding to  Lewis’ Demands   Industry and Mine Union Officials Decline Comment  

_— INCREASE — § i Proposal —  $13.05 for.  8-Hour Day   INDUSTRY,UNION OFFICIALS MUM

U.S. STEEL AND PITT FIRM SET TO MAKE OFFER   Would Grant $13.05 Per 8-Hour Day; Coal Mines All Idle Now

Steel Moguls Urge Meeting Lewis’ Demand:   Unions to Fight New La bor Bill in Courts, at Pollc

Rumor Large Companies Set To Give in   Leaders Talk With UMW Head.

Myrtle, The Turtle, a Vicksburg Vet, Dies of Something She Must Have ‘Et

Reds Change Attitude On Atom Issue   Positive Approach To Problem Follows a Long Period of Saying “No” to Other UN Proposals

After Months of Saying ‘No’ Russia Has Decided Atomic Issue Can Be Worked Out

Survey Indicates U.S. Farmers Put Biaher lncamec into Retter Uivina

Farmers Advance Living Standards  Earnings Going Into Modern Conveniences

Large Group Hears Jaycee State Head On Thursday Night   Plans Given for - Fiesta de Mexia

RATIONING OF FOODS SOUGHT BY ClO CHIEF   President Asked to Call Can. gress Into Session and Reestablish Controls   UPWARD PRICE SPIRAL MAY NOW BE IN CHECK

BITTER PRIMARY RACE LOOMS BETWEEN MILLER AND LAUSCHE   WITHDRAWAL OF REAMS  _.. CLEARS WAY FOR BATTLE _  FOR. DEMOCRATIC... VOTES

Lausche And Miller Seen In All-Out Tilt   _ Labor And Party Seen Backing Local Native In Primary Battle

SEEK ARCHITECT FOR BUILDING AT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS   Training School Board Is In Session In Jefferson City Today.   CONSULT THREE MEN   Director Louis J. Sharp Said Unrest at Boonville Had Quieted.

Training School Board Studying 100 Applications  Acting Director at   Acting Director at Boonville Says the Situation Is Quiet

DID NAVY MAKE BAD OIL DEAL?   BRITISH GET THEIRS MUCH CHEAPER TRAN IJ. ec.

Legion Closes State Meeting With Election   Roy S. Roberts, Farmington, Only Candidate for Hea

AMERICAN LEGION ~ TO GLOSE MEETING LATE TUESDAY   Election of Officers Was the Last Thing on the Program.   STATE SOLDIER BONUS   Raymond F. McNally Withdrew As Candidate for ~ Commander.

India Seeks U.N. Action  In Java War   Plans To Ask Move Tx Halt Dutch Drive on “Defenseless Folk.”

INDIA SEEKS U.N. ACTION IN DUTCH WAR   Nehru Says Dutch Planes Barred Fron india Territory

India Plans U.N. Plea  on Java   Dutch Planes Barred From Landing; Nehru Hits Foreign Troops

INDIA TO ASK UN INTERVENE IN JAVA FIGHT   Dutch Paratroopers Battle Republican Forces; Nehru Charges ‘Insult? .

Albania Protest Debate Delayed   British Consent To Postponement

Brifain To Delay Albanian Charges   Disposition of Egypt's Protest To UN Studied

British Postpone Protest To U.N.   Albanian’ Mines Allegedly Damaged Two Warships, Killed 44 Men

Liquor Department Asks Local Aid An Drive Against Sales to Minors

Navajo Indians Facing Starvation As United States Sends Relief to Europe

Fire Less At Cambridge Ts $150,000   Church, Warehouse, Grocery, Shop And Sheds Destroved

ICE GOES TO 4 ON AIN BOARD   yy Beans Go Limit for 4th Day to Fe1/, Bushel

Greece To Ask Larger Army To Combat Rebels   Additional Military Classe: May Be Called Into Active Service; Planes And Infantry Smash Guerrillas

Truman Doctrine Put fo Test in Greek Situation  Rebel Fighting Holding ack Reconstruction   Rebel Fighting Holding Back Reconstruction of Whole Country

Greek Planes Batter Rebels In North Zone   Government Plans to Call More Men for Duty Iu Army; 11,500 Held Fer Opposition

Greece May Enlarge Army   Military Council Anxious te Secure Borders Against Leftist Irregulars

Truman. Doctrine Put fo Test in Greek Sifuation   Rebel Fighting Holding Back Reconstruction of Whole Country

Greeks Ready To Call More Men to Army   Communists DisputeAthens  Reports on Progress Ol Biehting

Greeks Plan To Increase Army To Secure Borders   Additional Military Classes Expected To Be Called To Active Duty: Regulars Continue In Pursuit Of Retreating Guerrillas

GREECE MAY CALL UP MORE TROOPS T0 FIGHT REBELS   3 ‘Military Council Urges Size of Army Be Increased From 130,000 to 180,060 Or 200,000.   PLANES STILL STRAFE FLEEING GUERRILLAS   Government Forces Reported Deploying for Large-Scale Mop-Up Battle Near Ioannina,

'No Agreement on Germany Belfer Than Open Accord Like Potsdam Says Secretary   Debate Is Sharpest of Moscow Conference; 1! S. Misrenresentation Charoed hv USSR

Reds Get Angry Marshall Blast   Secretary Tells Opposition to Germany as Slum; Says Potsdam Pact Only Paper

Angrily Charges Russian Regime With Bad Faith  No Accord Is Better Than Lip-Service,  LJ. Toli. mo ct...

Clash Over Policy As To Germany   American Accuses Soviet of Wanting to Starve the  Germans

Attitude Of Molotov Appears To Have Sottened As Result Of Marshall Charge

Ex-Premier of Iran Is Under Arrest   Unspecified Charges Against Ahmad Ghavam

MARSHALL PLAN BACKED BY NPA   ASSOCIATION STATES THAT “FOREIGN POLICY 18 WORTH THEEXPENSETO: — “ UNITED STATES

SEVEN DEAD IN PARAGUAY PLOT   Revolt Against South Ameri-. can Nation Termed “Short Lived;” Capital Under Strict Curfew Today.

Seven Dead in Armed Uprising   Government Smashes Paraguayan Revolt

Revolution Squelched In Asuncion, Paraguay;  Wild Gunfight Kills 7

COUP HALTED IN PARAGUAY   Seven Killed in Disorders Branded As Attempt To Start Revolution

Seven Dead in Paraguay Coup   Short-Lived Revolt _ Quelled; Asuncion - Under Curfew

7 Persons Killed in Abortive Revolt in Paraguay Capifal  Disorders Beain Whe   Disorders Begin When Police Headquarters Is Seized

Paraguayan Revolution Is Pat Down  Seven Persons Are Killed In Asuncion

REVOLT HALTED: SEVEN ARE KILLED   WILD GUN BATTLES FOUGHT IN DOWNTOWN ASUNCION, PARAGUAY.

Seven Persons Dead In Paraguay Revol   Communists Blamed tr Attempt To Start Reyolution In Asuncijon

Quell Paraguay Revolt: 7 Slain   Insurgents Battle Police And Cadets

New Executive Repeats Peoples Path Pledge   Large Throng Crowds Into Austin for Inauguration

State Inaugurates Jester As Governor   Colorful Procession Marks Opening Of Rites As Prominent Visitors Look On

Inauguration Held At Capitol   Visitors Give Inauguration International Tone

Begin Fight For Mid-East Aid Approval   By HARRISON SALISBURY United Press Foreign Neawe € ditae

US: AGREES 10 EMERGENCY ACTION   In Elfort To Halt Drain on Britain's   FACE ECONOMIC CRISIS

U. S. Agrees ta Aid Britain in Dollar Crisis   Will Take Emergency Action to Halt Drain On Diminishing Supph

English Suspendine Convertibilify of Pounds fo Dollars   Emergency Action Is Planned by U.S. Ta Heln in Cricic

US. AGREES TO EMERGENCY ACTION   In Effort To Halt Drain on Britain's Dollar Supply   FACE ECONOMIC CRISIS

Bis-Four Parley Ends First Week Of Deliberation:   Sessions Reveal Large Number Of German War Prisoners Are Still Held   SOVIET DELAYS GIVING FIGURES

MOLOTOV DUE TO TELL ABOUT WAR PRISONERS   Soviet Sources Say German @ Prisoner Total 800,000; Other Figures Given

Wallace Calls For 15-Billion Loan To Russia   Money Would Be Supplied ‘By World Bank With U. S. Providing Bulk Of It

Huge Soviet Loan Asked by Wallace   Tells His Plan for Aiding World Place; Plans Speeches

BRITISH ARMY MOVE OPPOSED   U. S. Would Like Troops To Stay in Greece

Shop Workers Ask 20 Cents Hourly Boost   Shop Crafts Serve Notice of Starting Collective Bargaining Within Thirty Tineie

ig WORKERS SET PAY GOALS   Seven Non-Operating Unions  Ask 20 Cent Boost

Spruille Braden to Arrive Friday  for Commencement   Assistant Secretary of State Speaks at Montana School of Mines Graduation Exercises Saturday Night

Braden Will Give Address at School of Mines  Native of Montana To Visit Here On Trip to State

FIRE BURNS UP XMAS PACKAGES   Pennsylvania Mail Car I: Ablaze as It Pulls into Station

Russia Builds Airborne Army   Force Far Surpasses Any Other Power, Is  Infaermoton,

Crack Troops Trained For Quick Blows   Red Power Now Is Believed To Top . Anv Other Nation

Believe Russia Has Strongest Airborne Army   Force Trained For Lightning Strikes May Total 100.000 Men.

Hear Russia Has 100,000 in Airborne Army; Lack of Planes Cuts Mobility

REDS TRAINING AIRBORNE ARMY   Claims Soviets Have 100,000 Troops in Program

Believe Russia Has Airborne Army Surpassing All Others   Information Indicates Red Troop Strength as High as 100.000

Russia Reported Training Airborne Army Far Superior -To Any Other Power; U. S. Possesses Single Division

Soviet Said To Have Huge Airborne Army  100. 000 ome on. ee Re lie. we a To Re ae

Report Big Red Airborne Army   Russia Said to Have 100,000 Trained Men For Air Strikes

Russia Believed To Have Trained  Airborne Force Of 100,000 Men   This Compares With Single Division U.S. Possesses; Reports Filtering Out Of Country Indicate A Highly Trained Army.

REPORTS HEARD OF HUGE SOVIET AIRBORNE ARMY   Number Of Men In Training - Set As High As 100,000 By Experts

fussia eader.   May Number As High As 100.000   U. S. Has But One Airborne Division, Strength Less Than 13,000.

Compares. with Single Division of US Which Has An Authorized Strength of 13.000

SAY RUSSIA ~ TRAINS AlRBORNE ARMY   Military Experts Claim Soviets Have 100,000 Men In ‘Chutes

THINK RED AIR ARMY BIGGEST   Troops Trained For Lightning Strikes May Number 100,000   MOSTLY LIGHT CRAFT

THINK REDS HAVE A BIG AIR ARMY      Reports Filtering Out of Nation Indicate That a Force of 100,000 Men Is Prepared for Lightning Strikes,

Soviet Airborne Force Biggest In World, Claim  Up To 100,000 In  . ee, Sa Zanes i ail ee

RUSSIA REPORTED TO HAVE ARMY OF AIRBORNE TROOPS   Thousands of Soldiers Believed to Be Trained For Special Aerial Work

Red Air Army Believed Near 100,000 Men   Paratroop Power Rumored Greatest Of All Nations

Soviet Believed ‘To Have Large Airborne Unit  @  Now Train %,   Ceo  Reports Say Foredg Is World's Biggest} 3 Craft Strength Hazy’ S  ¢

Crack Troops Trained For Quick Blows  Red Power Now Is Believed To Top

Reds Reported fo Have 100,000 Man Air Striking Force  U.S. Airborne Power Estimated at 12,000 hAan anf Q9nd Divicion

Soviet Airborne Army in Training Beats all Others  Estimate of Number Of Troops Ready for.

Russia Builds World’s Greatest Air-borne Army; 100,000 Troops Train

REDS BELIEVED PREPARING FOR LIGHTNING WAR   Soviet Thought To Have 100,000 Airborne Troops Ready And Training; U. S. Has Single Division.

GEN. BRADLEY TO HEAD ARMY   Four-Star General Chosen For Chief of Staff To Succeed Eisenhower

bradley Army Chief: Gray His Successor   Veterans Administrator To Take Eisenhower Post When Vacated For University Position

Bradley Named Military Chief, Succeeding Ike   ~ Veta Administration Post Given to Railroad  Sr ee ae

QMAR BRADLEY IS NAMED ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF   Railroadman Carl Gray To Head Veterans Administration

Selections Of Carl: RB. Gray As Veterans Adé ministrator, However, Comes As A Surprise To Washington

Bradley Named Chief of Staff, Gray VA Head   Four-Star General to Succeed Kisenhower;: Other Shifts Made

BRADLEY NARED CHIEF OF STREF   Will Succeed Eisenhower; Carl Gray Gets -Post as’ Veterans Administrator

Gen. Bradley Chief of Staff When Ike Goes   Railroad Executive Slated To Head VA When Bradley Moves Up

Gen. Omar Bradley To Succeed Eisenhower As Chief-Of-Staff  Carl R. Gray, Railroad Executive, ls Named Veterans Administrator; Others Appointed

Pres. Truman inBrazilian Speech Today   Will Address Joint Session of . Brazil's Solons

BRAZIL AWAITS TRUMAN'S TALK   President Will Speak Toda) To Country’s Congress

Truman Talks: _At Session Of Rio Congres:   President Goes To Palace And Will Review Big ’ Parade; To Begin Voyage Home

= FF  Methodist Claach Makes  Extensive Use of Films  ee ee i ot oe ce eC   Visual Education Program Aided by Donation of Two Modern Projectors

Methodist Church Makes Extensive Use of Films   Visual Education Program Aided by Do nation of Two Modern Projectors

Foundation Earning $1,000 for Every $1 Lost. Texas Baptists Told at Conference

Teacher Ratings Covered  By Bill   Merit System Put In Measure In Legislature

Rep. Umstead Is Sponsor Of Measure   New Commission To Report In ‘A9 Provided

EISENHOWER WARNS AGAINST COMPLACENCY   Says Atom Bomb Offer: No Security If Othe: Defenses Are Allowed to Fall Behind,

WHEAT TO HAYS ELEVATORS   Grain From Weat Kansan nad - Eastern Celera

WHEAT TO. Hu AYS  ELEV ATORS   Grain From Western Kansas nac ) Eastern Celorado

Post Names CWV Parley Delegation   Racki Heads Gold Star Post Members To State Meet. ine In Hartford

wre FR ree eww *  Military Government Has Job Liquidating Occupation Cost

PALESTINE BLOODSHED CONTINUING   Fighting Rages in Small Village, Roads Blocked

VIOLENT STREET BATTLE FLARED IN RAMLE TODAY   flown Is on the Tel Avis lerusalem Toad; load Impunnable.   SHAH FURY MOUNTED   His Ate limpansable Ie taitiee of oad. bloke,

Violent Street Battle Raging in Town Near Tel Aviv; Haganah Militia Driving Raiders Back

Jews, Arabs Wage Battle In Streets   Outbursts Increasing a: Fury Over Partitioning Of Holy Land Mounts; 35 Reported Killed

Turmoil In Arab Section  Spreads   Four New Death: Are Reported In Rioting

Street Fights Said Raging In Town Of Ramle   American Newsmar Fired On; Driver Wounded In Leg

Palestine Peace Appeals Ignored  Death Toll Mounts to 34 as Arabs’   Death Toll Mounts to 34 as Arabs’ Partition Protest Strike Nears End

Death Toll In Palestine Civil  Strife Increases   New Disorders Break Out In Arab World as Appeal:  Are Made By Both Sides Hare a Halt ta Vinlence

Arab and Jew Leaders Ask Rioting End   Death Toll Mounts as Civil Strife in Holy Land Continues

15 Arabs and 19 Jews Killed in Rioting to Date   British Troops Block Roads Into Jerusalem

Street Battle Flares In Holy Land Arab Town   ’ Fighting Rages, AP. Reporter __ Phones From Scene

35 Counted Dead In Holy Land Riot:  tl. S. Rabbi Reports   U.S. Rabbi Reports Americans to Lead Bie lewish Army

Third-Day Tol Of Dead Rises,  lye .. Riots Continue   Ai Least 35 ‘Persons Have Died. Hundreds Injured In Wave Of Pillage and Destruction   15,000 Objectors Parade In Cairo   U. 8. Information Bureau Office Set Afire At Baghdad: L70 Jews Beat Blockade

Arab Town Of Ramle Is Scene Of Newest Outbreak  BATTLE RAGES   BATTLE RAGES  34 Are Reported Dead In Three Days Of  TS he et

Violent Battle Raging In Arab, Town Of Ramle   Arab Fury Mounts Against Partition Of Palestine; Leaders Act To Halt Violence

Rioting Spreads To New Areas lt Jew-Arab Battle   Death Toll. Continues To Grow As Both Sides Ignore. Appeals ‘For Halt;

Pa esti tine Strife   Arab’s Protest Strike Enters Its Final Day

NEW DISORDERS IN-FINAL DAY,. ARAB STRIKES   IRAQ DEMONSTRATORS FIRE U. S. OFFICE, DESTROY FURNITURE

Congressional Survey Holds Fascism Couched in Violence; Warns of Activity in America

Ren. Patman Claims “Strong Symptoms” Are Present In United Statee

REPORT CITES THREAT 10 U.S. FROM FASCISM   Americans Alerted To Possible Danger In Activities Here

ALTASES USED AS NAZIISM TRIES TO LIVE   Congressman Says There Are Strong Symptoms in: U. S.

NO GASOLINE—SO WHAT?  Distilled Orange Juice Used To Make Fuel For Race Cars

THREE SENATE PROPOSALS FOR BONUSES MADE   New Governor Endorsed Pay For Ex-Servicemen If Voters Approve

So When the Keys Would No Longer Fit Gar Ignition She Gets New Snes

OBERT AIEBER TELLS LIONS OF AERO GORP   Tells How Mountain Eleva. tion Can Be Determined   'HARLEYSVILLE GUESTS

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   of All in The Camammanitites  Interest To Various

LEWIS 1S BELIEVED ASKING NEW OFFER FROM OPERATORS   UMW Chief Is Said to Be ‘Fishing’ in Regard to Contract Terms; Counter Proposal Expected.  POLICY COMMITTEE DHILGCTION TO TOLD

Coal Groups Confer Today   ‘Fishing’ for Offer, Lewis Forces Talks

Strikes Savannah — And Roars West   Winds of 100-Mile Velocity Topple Trees, Blow Out Windows, Tear Down Power Lines.

Extra Session Chief Topic Of Fair State Day   Eleven Legislators Added To Poll; They Split On  Views.

Blue Remains Silent About Extra Session   Income Tax Shift Noted in Poll at leowa State Fair

Majority of Polled Legislators Favor 50% Rate for 1948   Possibility Governor:  May Call State  Congressmen Back By KENNETH HOPPING

FUNSTERS “GA UP” SAILING SAUCER HUNT   None Touched as Lead After Lead Goes Haywire

ALL SORTS OF. EXPLANATIONS ADVANCED FOR. DISC REPORTED SAIL "ING OVER NATION ~

HOPES BRIGHTER THAT HEAT MAY PASS ON SOON   Mass of Cool Air from Rockies Expected To Help by Tomorrow

Cooler Weather Starts Eastward.      Forecasters See Relief From 100-Degree Readings In The Midwest.

Some Relief Is Predicted In Heat Belt   117-Degree Weather In Kansas Recorded; New Records Set

 THREE PLANS FOR PROVIDING FROM S520 TO $000 MILLIONS DEPORE SENAIE NUW  Some Vets May Pay More in Taxes Than They’d Get in Bonus Plan

ls Can't Have Cake and Eat It Too, lax Study on Proposed Bonus Reveals

OHIO VETS FACE LOSS WITH ONE BONUS PROPOSAL   Some Would Pay More i Taxes Than They Could Receive in Cash

Study Reveals New Tax Would Outstrip Bonus   Property-Owning Veterans Would Lose Money Under Plan

Bonus Taxes Would Hit Vets Experts Say   Ohio Property Levy Proposed To Assembly

Institute Order Of  Rainbow Girls Her:  25 Members Are Initiated Tuesday

Institute Order Of Rainbow Here  Next Tuesday At   Masonic Temple 

ORDER OF RAINBOW ~ INSTITUTED WED.   : [wenty-five Girls Are. In.  -  itiated. By Morning. . side Chapter

' Governor Prepares  Message As Lawmakers   Attend Party Caucuses

U.S. Britain Strike Back At Soviet Bloe   Deny They Are Trying To *Enslave’ Greece; France Offers Plan

Truman May Reshape Basic Stand   Congressmen Expect Intervention in Greece by Monday

‘Truman Weighs Momentou:s Decision on Aid to Greece It Will Reshape US Foreign Policy

OLD POLICY OF HANDS-OFF” 1S BEING STUDIED   ‘Truman Decision Next Week Concerning Greece May Reshape U. S. Policy Of Non-Intervention In Other Nations’ Internal Affairs.

Rep. Brown Asks President Give  Problem to U.N   White House Says Truman To Make Statement Monday; Con-  fer On Crisis Today

Decision About Greece Wil Be Momentous One   May Reshap U.S. Foreian Policy

President To Make Momentous Decision Soon   TRADITIONAL FOREIGN POLICY OF U. S. MAY CHANGE

Truman And Congress To Sef Policy On Greece  Meeting Monday May Determine Historic Channe In tl S Viaw-

Truman Weighin: His Decision On  Help For Greece      Grave Diplomatic Crisis ts Created By Great Britein’s Action.

Truman May Ask Money for Greece   Policy Shaping Plea Awaited With Conference Set Monday

Marshall Hoping At Least to Get Interim Security  Wants 4-Power Pact Until Peace With Germany Is Signed

Weighs Decision On Greece   Truman Must Decide Whether U. S. Is To; Adopt Policy of In tervention In: Europe

Crisis i in Greece Job for U-N, Says Ohio Conaressmar   Truman Criticized Because of Secrecy Regarding Plans

Truman Weighs Action On Greece   Momentous Decision Expected On Monday

Rep. Brown Hits Secrecy In Aid Plans   Truman Due To Make A Statement Monday, But No Policy Declaration.

BROWN ASKS GREEK CASE G0 10 U.N   Ohio Representative Protests “Secrecy” With Which Administration Is Planning Possible Direct U.S. Action.

Nation Awaits Truman’s Word On Greek Crisis   Leaders From House and Senate Called To  Confer On Crisis

Truman Studying On Greek-British Aid Issue Today   Diplomatic Crisis An Mediterranean Cancels Vacation

Decision May Alter Historic U.S. Policy   President Delays Caribbean Cruise To Settle Problem

resident Truman Expected In Congressional And Diplomatic Quarters To Ask For Authority And Money To Shoulder Lion’s Share, Or Perhaps More, Of Britain’s Burden In Greece To Strengthen Southern Europe Against Spread Of Communism

Decision On Greek Issue Up To Truman   President Faces Most Important Crisis Since War’s End; May Call for Intervention in Greece.

Calls Meet Of Congress Leaders   May Ask for Authority and Money to Carry Load in Greece

Greek Crisis May Force Change In America's Historic Foreian Policy

WHETHER TO ARM GREECE: TRUMAN WEIGHS DECISION  CALLS NON-PARTISAN  CONFERENCE MONDAY TO STUDY PROBLEM

Lawmaker Wants Greek Issue Presented to United Nations   Representative Brown  Protests Secrecy as kT Pl. . Or 4.00 2,

Truman Weighing Grave Decision on Greek Interventior   Chief. Executive Cancels Caribbean Cruise to Consider Problem

Decision Considered. His Most Important Since End of War   President Cancels Cruise, Calls Monday Parle Of National Leaders; Announcement Due Early Next Week

TRUMAN ABANDONS CARIBBEAN TRIP    Faces Delicate Task in Aiding  Greeks, British and - Not Offending Reds _

EXPECT TRUMAN DECISION ON GREEK ISSUE EARLY IN WEEK   Britain’s Action  Poses Diplomatic Crisis Important In Mediterranean

Arahs Await Decisions of Chieftains   Seven Jews Die in Knife and Gun Clashes

“D-Day MayBe Set At Meeting Starting Today  Bloodshed Continues;   Bloodshed Continues; Spreads To Germany

Youth Groups  Recruit’ And Urge Training Americans. Chased “From Oil Camps

Arabs Await  Decision On  A ‘Holy War’   Ominous ‘Quiet? In Palestine On Eve Of Verdict

Sunday Calr Ominous in Middle East  Bedouins Raid Pipeline Camps In Trans-Jordan

EEN LAND,” SPITSBERGEN AND'IGELAND. HOLDING. - ATTENTION” IN; WORLD ~ * : DIPLOMATIC cIR& : CLrs

Dream Caused Him To Shoot Daughter   Aged Man On Train Scared Of Robbers, Thought Robbers Turned Out Lights

Father Held In Fatal Shooting   Man, 82, Accused Of Kill ing His Daughter On Passenger Train.

yyy EEeEeEeEeEeEeEeESEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeeeeeEeEeEee  Drowns in Fall In City Cesspool

PRODUCERS IN “DILEMMA OVER 0,8, FILM TAY   PROTEST ISLODGEDBY . MOVIE- ASSOCIATION  ; AGAINST NEW BRITISH TAX

Revised Estimate Puts Crest Here Early Friday A.M   River Rises 1.9 Feet Overnight; Boonville Sees New High Mark

AND SUICIDE      Coroner Says Woman Killed Hus band and Father- Shot Self

Believe Inflation Bill Dead   Taft, Martin to Decide Whether Senate Will Try To Pass Measure

Taft To Push GOP Curbs In The Senate   Barkley Introduces Bill Stripped Of Rationing, Price-Wage Controls

Molotov Blast seen Help On Europe Aid   Defeated Purpose Ii Aim Was Discouraqcement.

Say Molotov Big Help to Marshall Plan   Russian's Speech Seen Powerful’. Aid 46 Program

_~—ANTI-RED—  Marshall Plan Gets Boost   CAPPER SEES CONGRESS O.K.

MOLOTOV BLAST RFLIEVED BOON TQ PROPONENTS   Administration Leaders Waging Pre-Session Drive For Congressional Approval Of European Recovery Program.

Molotov Blast May Spur Congres: To Speed Passage of Marshall Plar   Soviet Assault Seen as Unwitting But Powerful Help in Pre-Session Drive for Approval of Program; Storm Signals Fly

SOVIET BLAST ATU.S. HELPS AD PROGRAM   SENTIMENT GROWS FOR APPROVAL OF MARSHALL PLAN

MOLOTOV BOASTS CALLED HELP TO MARSHALL PLAN  FA PFaeoe BMI AetrAn mm «© COU

Moscow Tirade Seen as Help to Marshall Plan   Claim to Atom Bomb Secret Dismissed as Bluff by Lawmakers

Molotov Speech Seen As Boost For Aid Plan   Assistance Program Expected To Receive Support Of Congress

Aid Drive Spurred By Molotov Speech   Anti-Red Nature of U.S. Program Highlighted by Soviet Blast; Horter Groun Stull Deliberating

Molotov Talk fo Spur Action on Aid for Europe?   Speaker Defeated His Purpose, McGrath

Storm Signals Hover over Plan Of Long-Range Help, but Red Leader's Talk Credited With Giving Boost To Immediate Relief Program of U.S.

EUROPEAN AID PLAN GIVEN BOOST   Blast By Molotgv Proves Unwitting Help *    RUSSIAN STATEMENT   Believed Bluff For Home Front: Soviet Leader Defeats Own Purpose

Molotov’s Blast Gives Unwitting Boost to Program   Statements Solidify Backing For Giving Europe Early Help

Molotov’s Outbreak Is Thought To Have Sparked Aid Scheme   Eruption Pinpoints Anti. Communist Color of  Marshall's Plan’

SOVIET BLAST MAY SPEED AID   Regard Molotov’s Speech as Boost for Marshall Plan —

Should Help Boost Aid In Congress.   Officials Think: Congress Will Back Marshall Aid ‘Plan:

Question Marks Raised in House   Administration Leaders Lock for Molotov Blast to Help Push European Aid Prosram.

Molotov Blast Seen as Boost  To Europe Aid   Hint of Atom Bomb Viewed as a Bluff—  GOP Congress Girds For Careful Scrutiny

MOLOTOV GETS ‘ASSIST’ ON AID   Leaders Say Soviet Blast At U.S. Helps Economy Drive

Molotov Blast Spurs Europe Aid Campaign   Recovery Program Benefits by Attack; Anpovroval Predicted

Foreign Aid Plans Receive Shot in Arm from Molotov   GOP Plans Changes In Administration Procedures, Methods

AIDS MARSHALL   Red Didn't Know It, but Blast May Boost U. S. Help To Europe

Molotov's Blast Rated Helpful   Supporters See Storm Signals Diminishing

House Battle On Program  Is Forecast   Leaders Believe Molotov Statements Serving to Solidify Americans on Eeonomie Assistance

Marshall Plan Facing Tough Congress Going   MOLOTOV SPEECH AIDS PROGRAM BACKERS HOWEVER

Aid Plan Hits Storm Clouds   Quick Action at Special Congress for Marshall Program No} Likely

Molotov Blast  Expected To Aic  Marshall Plan Congress Likely To Okav Relief

Molefov Speech On Bomb Boosts Marshall Plan   Powerful Help Given to Drive For Aid Measure

Molotov Talk Is Aid for Marshall Plan  AAambeore af C   Members of Congress Say Blast Has Solidified Americans

Molotov Said Helping Drive for Aid Plan Approval   THE COMMITTEF

Soviet Leader Is Crediled   With Unwitting Help   In Troman. Efforts To Aid Europe

REFUGEE JEWS GIVING TROUBLE   Groups In German Camp Will Try Again To Reach Palestine

LIST 33 DISEASES THAT COULD BE USED IN ATTACKS   REPORT WRITTEN IN 1942 FROM STUDIES OF EIGHT NATIONS

Germ Warfare Told in Hitherto Secret Scientific Reports   Describe 33° Diseases as Possible War Weapons, . 37 Ruled Out

Scientists List 33 Diseases That Are Possible War Weapons; Believe US at Disadvantage in Use of Bacterial Weapons, Because of Its Isolation

Disease As War Weapon   Report Lists 33 As . Suitable For ‘Purpose; _ U.S. at Disadvantage In Bacterial Warfare.

Man Is Captured  After Gun Battle  He Had Slain Son, Wounded Others

ABOLISH OFFICE HOUSING CHIEF   COMMITTEE URGES SHARP CURTAILMENT OF HOUSING AGENCY

Recommend Office of Federal H ousing 'Expediter be Liquidated This Month

Would Eliminate _ Office of Federal Housing Expediter   House Group Cal!s  For Sharp Cufs in. BRIA Arstaptsing

SUGGESTS AXE FOR HOUSING EXPEDITER   House Group Says Market Will Be Saturated with Building Material   SEES NO MORE NEED

Congress Asked to Abolish Offic Of Federal Housing Expedifer   House Committee, Recommending Curtailment Of Federal Housing Activities, Foresees Early Saturation of Building Matreials Market

END OF U.S. HOUSING  OFFICE; MORE CUTS  IN AGENCY URGED APPROPRIATIONS PANEL  RECOMMENDS EXPEDITE! CLOSE SHOP THIS MONTH

House Unit Urges Cuts In Agencies   Expediter Liquidation at Month's End Soughi; FPHA Assciled.

PROPOSES BIG SLASHIN U. 8. HOUSING SETUP   House Committee Sees Saturation of Material Market

Committee Favors Ending Job Of Housing Expediter   Materials Soon To Saturate Building Market Price Reduction Seen

WANT HOUSING OFFICE NIPPED   Solons’ Appropriations Group  Proposes End to Expediter's  Duties Shortly *

Urge Termination — of Housing. Office. in Congress Today   Hotise :Committee Forsee: Saturation of Market on Building Materials

Ask Liquidation of Federal Office   Housing Expediter Through This Month

Price Slash Of Building Materials .  Is Expected   House Group Agrees To Eliminate Funds For U.S. Expediter

House Group Wani: Early End of Federal Building Controls   See Saturation of Materials Markets In Near Future

Housing Expediter Office Would Be Eliminated  House Committee Cuts Deeply Into Funds Bill

Urge Expediter Office Be Shut Down by July 1   Appropriations Group Sees Early Saturation of Building Materials Market

21 Agencies Suffer Sharp Budget Cut   Would Eliminote House Expediter at End of June

Russia Slates Major Attack On Aid Program   Albania Assails Plan to Help Greece, Turkey

Truman Plan Is Debated By Council   Albania Scores Proposal To Aid Greeks-Turks

GROUP RENEWS AID DISCUSSIONS   Albania Attacks Program at UN Hearing

RIOT STAGED BY 90,000 IN BRUSSELS   Former Prisoners of War and Deportees Demonstrate for Special Status—One Known to Be Dead, 100 Injure d.

Former Prisoners of Wor Riot in Brussels   Police Battle OFF More Than 50,000---Settle Down for State af Clana

Armed Belgian Police, Soldiers Battle With — Angered Mob of 50,000

Guns, Tanks Used in Hight Today   Demonstrators Seek Bonus Payments; Some Killed, 100 Hurt

TRUMAN REVIEWS EUROPE'S CRISIS   ( ‘orrespondent Spends Four Months Finding Out— By Hal Boyk  American Prestige High Behind ‘Iron Curtain’

Writer Finds U.S. Prestige Still High In Countries Within Soviet Sphere

Writer Finds That American Prestige Still Is High in Russian Dominated Countries

American Prestige — Is High    U. S. Still Mecca of  Freedom to People of © Eastern Europe De- : svite Red Propaganda

PLAN TO UNIFY ARMED FORCES GOES TO HOUSE   Senate Passes New Setup Forrestal Mentioned For Broad Post

Merger Bill Past Senate, Now In House   President, GOP Leadershir United In Regarding Legislation As ‘Must’

Armed Forces Unification on House ‘Must’ List   Passed by Senate, Measure Tagged for Final Action Soon

Stalin Holds Key To Moscow Draft Of Austrian Pact   Big 4 Still Hopeful Treaty Can Be Prepared at Conference, Report   REPARATIONS STILL DECISIVE FACTOR   Molotov Agrees to U. S. Proposal to Renew Dis cussions on Korea

  F oreign Ministers Make Last Minute Attempt At Agreements On Austria

UNION SPURNS FINAL OFFER’ FROM COMPANY   Workers’ Leader Says WeekOld Walkout !s ‘Gaining Momentum’

‘DEADLOCK IN PHONE STRIKE. ‘AS CONTINUED       QNION . REJECTS “DEADLINE” ‘, PROPOSAL OF COMPANY “AND MAY. APPEAL  PO TRUMAN:

BEIRNE SEES NO IMMEDIATE SIGN OF PEACE   gGompany Proposal Rejected By NFTW; Next Move Up To Schwellenbach

Union Rejects Final Offer To End Strike   Proposal Withdrawn By AT&T, Leaving Hope of Peace Dim

U.N. AGREES 10 MEET IN EUROPE   ‘Decision Of Assembly Subject To Final Review Next Yaar   BRITAIN TO CONTINUE TO FIGHT AGAINST PROPOSAL

UN VOTES TO MEET IN EUROPE IN ‘48   Decision Hinges on Approval of More Funds; Britain Opposes Move,

United Nations fo Hold ‘48 Sessions In European City  Britain Objects to th AA. Mis Coe! Wathen   Britain Objects to the Move, But Final Vote Was 32 to 17

U.N. Assembly For Session In Europe   Votes te Held 1948 Session There But Must Have More Funds; Britain Qepesed to Such More’

U.N. Assembly Votes 32-17 fo Meet in Europe   Member Nations Must Vote Additional Funds To Provide for Session In Europe Next Year

Assembly of United Nations Votes To Hold Its 1948 Session in Europe

UN: ASSE VOTES TO MEET ABROAD IN '48   Britain Principal Opponent of Plan for Session in European City

Mikolajzyk Says Polish Reds Soon To Attack Church   Peasant Party Leader Fled To EscapeBeing Shot.

Says Reds Will Attack Church    Peasant Party Leade: Gives Information

Says Poland To Attack Catholic Priesthood Soon   Communists Plan War Agaitist Church,

PREDICTS CHURCH ‘ATTACK   Communist Fight On Catholics in Poland Forecast

POLAND UNDER RUSSIAN THUME   Attack On Catholics I Predicted By Escaped Peasant Leader

Says Attack On Church Is Next.   Escaped Polish Leader Expects Development. Soon; Says Communist In Minority in Poland

REDS MAY BEGIN WAR ON CHURCH   ESCAPED LEADER OF POLISH PEASANTS TO * COME TO U. S. SOON »

POLISH LEADER PREDICTS REDS TO HIT CHURCK   Attack on Catholics Visioned By Mikolajezyk, Who Plans U. S. Visit

Escaped Leader Will Make Journey to U. S.  Attack on Catholic Church Expected By Reds in Poland

Polish Leader Says Reds To Attack Church   EXILED OFFICIAL TELLS OF PLAN AGAINST CATHOLICS

Predicts Red Regime Will Attack Catholic’ Church In Poland; Resting Near London

Mikolajezyk Says Reds to Attack Church in Poland  ’ Predicts Charges-Will Be  Lodged Against Clergy; Red Pressure Increazing

Sees Attacks On ‘Catholics  In Poland Soon   Communists To Open Fight On Church, Mikolaiczyk Says

MIKOLAUCZYK TELLS PLANS FOR U.S, TRIP   Peasant Leader F orecasts Warsaw Attack on Catholic Church. {

PESSIMISTIC VIEW TAKEN BY MARSHALL   Victors En Route To Russ City For Parley

AERIAL SERVICE TO CUBA IS DISRUPTED BY GENERAL STRIKE   Service Suspended Pending Enc of Demenstration By  Cuban Workers

CANCEL HAVANA PLANE TRAVEL   General Political Demonstration Plannec

PLANE FLIGHTS TO CUBA HALTED   Political Demonstration: Are Given as Cause

Hard Policy for Teachers Adopted   La Follette May Be Appointed to Council

HEAT 10 HOLD ONIN MISSOURI    READINGS FROM 100 TO 10: FORECAST TODAY — KANSAS ALSO TO BE HOF.

ITALY INTERVENES - JN FARM: WALKOUT   Premier Urges Reopening of NegotHations—End of Strike of 1.000.000 Predicted

Textile Mills Face Threat Of Walkout   Workers Called To Strike Thursday Unless Wages Raised To Equal East

Appeals Court Can’t Imagine Use Jf Feet in ‘Kicking and Stomping’

New Hope for Bottle-Fed Infants: Six-Weeks-Old Babies Are Quite Old Enough To Start Eating Meat, Pediatricians Report

Robert R. Young Group Said to Have _ Gained Control of New York Centra

LONTROL OF “CENTRAL” IS ATTAINED   Robert R. Young Is Head of Nation’s Biggest Rail Combine

Marshall Makes Sharp Reply to Molotov Speech   Demands Council Get to Work and Drop Business of Alladaitna Motivee

‘Marshall Demands Big Four End Propaganda, Get to Work   Sharp Reply to Molotov Assails “Business Of Alleging Evil Motives’; Council Agrees Ta Place Austrian Treaty at Top of Agenda

Gives Reply  To Molotov's: Lenathy Talk      Drop Business ©.O! Alleging Evil. Mo. tives, Propaganda.

DEMAND FOREIGN . MINISTERS GET - DOWN TO WORK   See. Marshall Urged Dropping Business of Alleged Evil Motives.   IT IS ONLY PROPAGANDA   He Was Replying to Speech  by Russian Foreign Minister Molotov.

Marshall Tells Envoys to Stop Making Charges   Stop Listening To Propaganda, Secretary Asks .

Marshall Warns Big Four To Get ‘Down fo Work’   Secretary of State Replies to Molotov At London Parley

Quit Stalling: Big 4 Warnec By Marshall   Bevin. ond Bidault Join U.S. in Rebuke Teo Russ Propaganda

Marshall Tells Big Four to Get Down to Work   _ Drop Business About Evil Motives

Sec. M. rshall Demands Ministers Go To Work And Stop “Evil Talk”

Powers To Get Down To Work On Reich Pact   Bevin Calls For Return Of ? All German PWs To Homes In 21 Months

Sec. Marshall Prods Big 4 Into Working   Conference Agrees To Take Up Main Questions

BIG FOUR ACT TO SPEED PACT FOR GERMAN)   Russ, Britain Open Talks on New Treaty

Big-4 Agrees To Accelerate German Task   Marshall Prodding Proves Successful; Will Set Deadlines

oo a, Foreign Ministers Agree To Set Dates For Raaching Main Points Of Moscow Conference

Ministers Seek Problem's Heart  Momentous Meeting Set for Coming Week

British to Ask Four-Power Agreement on Return of All ‘War Prisoners to Germany   In -Diplomatic Sideshow British Seek to Conduct Negotiations on Revision of British-Russian Alliance; Recommendations Tio Re Presented to Stalin

Foreign Chiefs To Set Dates For Decisions  On Reich Pact   British Seek Accord *To Return Prisoners  Before End Of 1948

Marshall's System To Speed Decisions Adopted at Moscow   Settlement of German Problems Before Group Monday

Marshall Gets ‘Big 4° Action OnReich Pact   Blunderbuss Sessions Te Open Tomorrow; Plan To Set Up Government for Germany

‘Yo Set Dates to Reach Decisions As to Germ. any. Bevin and Vishiil. esky Confer

Foreign Ministers Sidetrack All Minor Problems   Special Committee Will Take Over So That Major Points on German Peace Pact Can Be Sindied

Ministers Will Speed Work on  German Treaty   Schedule Proposed by Sec. Marshall Is Adopted at Moscow

BIG FOUR PLANS ~ NEW PROGRAM   Special Committee Will Get Minor Problems

Agree_ Return War Prisoners  Date Dee. 3]   Reports Indicate Seck Revision Russian- British Als lianee.

Foreign Ministers _ Will Set Dates For Main Reich Decisions   British Seek Agreement On Return Of All War Prisoners To Germany; Britain Also Talks With Russia On Revising 20-Year Alliance Of 1942

BIG 4 CHIEFS TO ADOPT U. $. SPEED PLAN   Ministers in Moscow OK Schedule Prepared By Marshal!

MARSHALL ASKS SWIFT ACTION   U. S. Secretary of State Expects Dates Soon on Reaching Decisions

Ministers To Speed Work On Treaties   Marshall Presses Conferees To Meet Questions

BLUNDERBUSS SESSIONS SET FOR MONDAY   British Conduct Negotiations on Russian Alliance

Big 4 To Set Deadlines On  German Issues  Fix Blunderbuss. Sessions Monday,

BiG 4 TO TAKE UP CRITICAL GERMAN ISSUES TOMORROW   Marshall Expected to Move to End Negotiations About Middle of April If No Progress Is Made.   BRITAIN AND RUSSIA CONFER ON ALLIANCE   Agreement Sought by England to Return All War Prisoners to Germany by Dec. 31, 1948.

STORE GUTTED RY FIRE   Damage From Blaze in Geedwell Oble. Estimated at 820.606

Ee — STORE GUTTED RY FIRE   Damage From Blaze in Goedwell. Okla. Estimated at £20,000

RAPE SLAYER OF GIRL, 5, SOUGHT   POLICE COMB NORTH PHILADELPHIA AREA FOR HER ABDUCTER

News In Brief  Week-end OF Violence      Rane Staver OF 5_-YeorDld Girl Hunted

Police Hunting Girl Murderer  5-year-old's Body ~ Found tin a Well

CHILD, FIVE, VICTIM OF BRUTAL KILLER   Pennsylvania Police Seek Moatariet Suenect

Rapist-Slayer _ Widely Sought   Blonde Youth Wanted In Brutal Murder Of 5Vaar-Old ClrlL

GOP CONFIDENT OF ITS STRENGTH TO FORCE ISSUE   Similar Strength In Senate Is Also Claimed

Labor Bill Faces Final House Test   Vote on Compromise I:  . Expected Later Today

House to Vote on Labor Contro   Final Poll to Show Veto Test Strength

EUROPE VIRTUALLY IGNORES 2ND ANNIVERSARY OF V-E DAY TODAY WITH LITTLE OBSERVANCE NOTED

Canadian Import Ban on US Articles Means a Huge Loss fo Manufacturers

U.S. IMPORTS BEING LIMITED      Canada Forced To Adopt Restrictions Due To Dollar Shortage

Canadian Ban on Imporis Is Heavy Blow   American Business Hard Hit by Austerity Program

Canada Action - Blow to U.S   ‘import Controls Will Hi American Manufacturers

Traffic Accidents Show 8% Increase   Dallas, Largest City To Have Perfect Record

AERIAL SHOCK FATAL TO FOUR   ‘Mass Funeral Held Today  _ For Four Electrocuted In Freak Accident

ANTHRACITE MINE BLAST FATAL TO 4   NINE OTHERS INJURED IN PENNSYLVANIA EXPLOSION ATTRIBUTED TO GAS.

NINE KILLED AS PENNSYLV ANTA MINE EXPLODES   Authorities Claim Gas Caused Hard Blast 350 Feet Deep

Nine Anthracite Miners Killed in Pa., Explosion   Blast Attributed to Gas; Nine Others  Injured

Nine Anthracite Diggers Also Injured in Schooley Shaft of Knox Coal Co. Near Wilkes Rarre.

NINE MINERS DIE IN BLAST   Nine Others Injured When Explosion Wrecks Pit At Exeter, Penna.

The Weather   Explosion At Pennsylvanis  Mine Kalls9   Nine More Injured As Blact Crumpled Walls Of Workings

Mine Explosion Fatal to Nine At Exeter, Pa.  Nine Others Injured   Nine Others Injured By Terrific Blast 350 Feet Underground

MINE EXPLOSION FATAL TO NINE   Blast 350 Feet Under Ground Blamed To Methane Gas

Blast At Mine Fatal To Nine; Probe Ordered   Others Injured In Pennsy Explosion Attributed To Gas

Terrific Mine Blast Claims Lives Of Nine   Attributed To Gas: Nine Others Hurt

Springfield Hospital Drops Four Doctors   Support Cause Not in Keeping With Church Code

ENGINEER PERISHES AS TRAIN CRACKS UP   Eight Other Persons Injuret in Wreck Near Huron

Express Derailed, Killing Engineer, ‘After Colliding With Handcar at Huron

ENGINEER DIES IN RAIL CRASH   Flyer Hits Power-Driven Handear in Huron

FLOOD FUNDS BILL SIGNED   $10,105,000 Appropriated In Measure for Five Projects in State

PRESIDENT ASKS $2,725,000 FOR SPA THIS YEAR   Power Firms in Oklahoma, Other States Oppose Funds For New Construction

$2,725,000 For SPA Sought In Truman Budget      REPRESENTS HEAVY CUT IN AMOUNT FEDERAL AGENCY ASKED

Council Votes fo Join C. 1.0. in War on Act   Action Leaves NLRB Jurisdiction Only Over Independents

Lewis Holds Up Non-Red Pledge   AFL Boycotts NLRB Temporarily as Result of ‘Mine Union Chieftain’s Refusal to Sion.

AFL, ClO BOTH BOYCOTT NLRB TEMPORARILY   Lewis Holding Out Against Signing Labor Board’s Affidavit

iewis Holds Out Against Signing NLRB Affidavits   Is Sole Member of 15-man Executive  Board to BalkewA’  Matter of Prineial-.

AFL, CIO Boycott NLRB As Lewis Refuses To Sign Non-Communist Affidavit

NLRB CLOSES DOORS FOR 105 UNIONS   Ban of Mine Leader Finds 7,500,000 Outside U. S. Setup

LEWIS ACTION DEPRIVES AFL USE OF NLRB   Miners’ Chieftain Refuses To Sign Non-Red Affidavit

Lewis Blocks Signing of Affidavits   U.M.W. Chief Alone in Opposition to _ NLRB Certification

AFL in Same Boat; Lewis Is Cold To Hancock Affidavii   Action Deprives AFL of Use of NLRB; Lewis May Be Expelled

Lewis Holds Up A. F. of L. Move On Affadavits   Action Deprives 14,000,000 Workers Of NLRB Use

Lewis Holds Out Against Signing NLRB Affidavits   Is Sole Member of15-man Executive Board ta Balk-.-A Matter af Driaktal.

Keeps Millions From Use Of Labor Board  Only Member Of   Only Member Of AFL Council To Fight Aqreement

Lewis Causes AFL to Balk   Union Won't Comply With New Labor Act

IS WITHOUT NLRB RIGHTS   Refusal of Lewis to Sign Affidavit Denying Communistic Affiliations Deprives Workers of Labor Law Benefits.

Lewis’ Decision Is Boon To CIO In Union Struggle   AFL Is In Same Position As Sister Organization Now

John L. Lewis.  Refuses to Sign.  Non-Red Affidavi Action of One Leader Bars. 105 AFL Bniens  from ‘Use

Lewis Blocks AFL Compliance With Labor Law   Issue Certain to Go Before Convention In San Francisco

Lewis Bans Oath Taking   Puts AFL in Same Status as CIO in  Non-Compliance

Lewis Blocks AFL Compliance With Taft Law  UMW Head Opposes Signing Affidavits

Lewis Blocks AFL on Labor  Law Action   Mine Chief Refuses To Sign Affidavit Regarding Communism

Lewis Blocks  AFLCompliance With Labortaw   Refusal to Sign Non-Red Pact Bars Unions From NLRE

Lewis Forces AFL Executives Into Non-Compliance with the Non-Red Affidavit Provision of Labor Law

LABOR LEADERS SPURN SIGNING OF AFFIDAVITS   Xefuse lo Sign NonCommunist Declarations; Holdout Of John L. Lewis Puts AFL In Same Status With CIO.

Lewis Forces AFL Boycott Of Labor Board   Refuses to Sign NonRed Affidavit Under Taft-Hartley Law

Lewis Balks At Signing Requirement   Alone in Refusing To Sign Affidavit He Is Not a Meqnber Of Communist Party

LEWIS BLOCKS ACCEPTANCE OF ANTI-RED PACT   Stand Deprives Workers Of Use Of NLRB Board For Time Being At Least ©

Detroit Racket Empire Smashed   Series Of Raids Breaks Up Alleged Five-Million Dollar Mutuels Syndicate

SURRENDER OF SLAYER IS AWAITED   Police Convinced Bleck Dahlia Killer Sent Post Card

Pin Hopes “To Note Of Suspect   Homicide Squad Also Considering Second Message

Acting Governor Protests Plan To Close Highway  _ Cooke City Route Should Remain Open, Eaton Says

Labor Sec y Warns Not To Curb Strikes   Schwellenback Declare Strike Control Bills Will Impede  Labor Peace.

Bill to Increase  Rents 15% Offered   McCarthy, Four Other Senators Sponsor Republican Measure   Schwellenbach Assails GOP Labor Bills. (Story on Page 5.)

SENATE BANKING COMMITTEE GETS RENT BOOST BILL   Would End All Rent Controls by April 30, 1948

BAD NEWS FOR DEER   Game Will Be Hunted In Columbiana, 7 Other Ohio Counties In December

Advise Farmers To Hold Cattle . State College Men ‘Say Market Good

STATISTICS SHOW SOME SOFT SPOTS   Laber Bureau Finds Some Layoffs Reduce Production Costs

Test Vote Interpreted   ‘Tough Union-Control Measure Is Foreseen

Senate Expects To Pass Tough Labor Measure      GOP LEADERS FREDICT APPROVAL OF ACT

FUGITIVE FLEES IN AIRPLANE   Federal Prisoner One of Five Who Fled from Missouri Madical Center.

Airplane Stolen at Springfield; Medical Center Fugitive Blamed   Officers Search Ozarks for Three Others of Five Escapees Who Terrorized Farm Family;Two-Seated Plane Flown Crazily From Airport

Airplane Is Used in Escape of Prisoner  Officers Search — = GaKs Fer Five ~ederal Prisorers

One Escaper Swipes Plane   Other Four Federat Pris eners Sought, Three Terrovized Oxerks Farm Family

Escaped Mental Prisoner Flees In Stolen Plane   Three Others Terrorized Ozark Family In Nicht

Link Plane  With Escape   Machine Missing from Springfield Port Be lieved Taken By One of U. S. Prison Escapees

rELONS ESCAPE, HIDE IN OZARKS   Missouri Farm Family Terrorized By Armed Mental Convicts

ESCAPE BELIEVED TO HAVE USED PLANE IN HIG ECPADE   A Ship Was Flown Crazily from Springfield Airport «Foday.   OUT OF MEDICAL CENTER   Officers Continue Search for Four Men Who Eseaped Monday Night.

Hints Truman To  Veto Tax Slash   Statement By Treasury Head Taken As Indieation.

Snyder Hints At Support Of Veto   Senator Pepper Hopes For Veto On BulwinkleMeasure

Full Red Cross Quota Sent fo St. Louis Office   Limestone Still Short $1000 on: Assigned Quota

Millions Wateh Planes as They Roar Overhead   Superfortresses Hit Strategic Cities: Some Diserted bs W eather

Superforts ‘Bomb’ Strategic East - Coast Cities In Mock Air Dril

KEY EASTERN CITIES RAIDED BY B29 FLEET   MILLIONS WATCHING AS HUGE PLANES MANEUVER

Key Cities ‘Bombed’ By 101 B-29s   Millions Watch Mock Air Attack Alone East Coast

B-29s ‘Bomb’ New York City In Mock Drill   Powerful Fleet of Superforts Wing Over Eastern Cities

Airfleet ‘Bombs’ Seaboard Cities  Superforts Fail To Maintain Schedule

101 SUPERFORTRESSES “RAID” NEW YORK CITY IN PRACTICE ‘COMBAT MISSION BY ARMY AF

BIG BOMBERS HIT SEABOARD IN MOCK RAID   Powerful Fleet of 101 Planes Wing Over Cities in East

101 Superforts Roar Over New York in Mock Attack   Most Powerful Fleet of B-29’s Ever Assembled in United States Later Parades Over Newark, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Baltimore and Washingion—Air Driti Is Witnessed by Millions of Residents of Cities Visited.

Pay Pact At W. E.   ‘Agreement at Westing‘house Provides 15c . Hourly Wage Boost

INCREASE GIVEN "AT WESTINGHOUSE   '15¢ Hour Hike to 75,000  Electrical Worker: Without Strike.

Workers Get Raise At Westinghouse   75,000 Employes Covered By New Wage Aaqreement

Electrical Union Wins Wage Jump   Westinghouse Grants Boost cf 15 Cents an Hour

Asreement Parallels General Motors Rise   75,000 Production and Salaried Workers Benefit From Raise Cranted Withanut Snecific Demand

GOVERNMENT EVEING CROPS   Looks For Corn Yield Estimate Which Might Ease Shortage  SPECIAL DAYS AIDING

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT 10 REVISE FIGURES   Rumor Improved Midwest Conditions May Boost Estimate Million Bushels

Crop Report May Increase  Corn Yield   Government Looks To New Forecast

Crop Report Today May Ease Outlook   Big Boost Might Raise Question of. Endine Conservation

WAITED IN HOPE OF CORN BOOST   President Places Emphasis On ‘Vital Importance’ Of No Meat, Egg Days

Higher Yield To Ease Grain Shortage   Continuation of Meatless And Poultryless Days May Hinge on Outcome

High Court Sets Aside Religious Education Case   Believe Today's Crop Forecast May Boost Corn Yield Estimate

New Federal Crop Forecast May Show Higher Corn Yield   Government Awaits Report For Possible Estimate Boost Which Would Point To Easing Of Grain Shortage

Corn Production Boost May Alter “Save Food” Plan   Progressive Report Will Cut Intensity — Of Conservation /

New Corn Crop Estimate May Ease Shortage   Truman, However Still Depending On His Conservation Program

Poultry Ban Is Criticized   Government Expected to Continue Plans for Other Reason

Higher Corn Yield Would Ease World's Shortage of Grain   Government Aweiting New Crep Farecast But Truman Says Observance of Meathess, Eggiess Days Stitt Vitel

GRAIN PICTURE SEEMS LIKELY TO IMPROVE   Meatless And Eggless Days Still Needed -- Truman   From Distillers, Brewers On Drastic Conservation Proposals

‘Govt. Has A Faint Hope For Big ‘Corn Crop to Ease Food Shortage

Grain Shortage May be Relieved   New Crop Forecast Due Today Holds Possible Boost in Nation’s Corn Yield Estimate.

_ —FOOD-~ New Crop Forecast  Awaited  Increased Yield Would Be Helpfu

FOOD SAVING TO HINGE ON CROP REPORT   GOVERNMENT HOPES FOR RISE IN CORN YIELD ESTIMATE

Government Anxious Over Corn Yield   Reports From Midwest Indicate Improvement  In Crop

New Crop Figures May Reveal Better Outlook for Grain  Truman, Advisers Go Ahead in Drive For Conservation

Agricultural Department Will Release Information This Afternoon; Contains Estimate of Major Crops

Wait Anxiously For New Crop Report Forecast   Possible Boost in Corn Yield Estimate

Crop Forecast Provides Answer To Partial Relief In Grain Shortage

Fight Shapes on Gas Issue   Zills Introduced to Repeal Tox in State

AFL Employes Get Wage Hike   $20 Increase Goes To Union Organizers

Ce  AFL Raises Pay Of wh Organizers  nnouncemen t Indicates es os rganixing Werk Being

Tomorrows Headlines “Jeday BRITISH CARRY BATTERED, BLOODY JEWS WHO RESISTED LANDING IN GFRMANY ASHORE AT HAMBURG

British Batter Jews in Hold of Refugee Ship   Refusal to Disembark Brings Hoses, Clubs Into Bloody Battle

British Beat Jew Refugees Out Of Ship   Troops Batter Them Down In Holds When They Refuse To Disembark

JEWS DEFY ORDERS 10 DISEMBARK   Scores Carried to Shore by British Troops at Hamburg

Many Casualties in Fierce Struggle In Hold cf Refugee Ship at Hamburg

Battle Is         Ship” s Hold   Last of Refugees. Untooted At Hamburg. After: Use Of Fire Hoses and Police Billies

Fire Hoses Turned On Hundreds   Bloody Battle Takes Place In Hold Of Ship

Troops Drive Jews From Refugee Ship   Many Are Injured Wher Fire Hose, Billies And Truncheons Are Used At Hamburg.

FORCEUSED TO ~ UNLOAD SHIP AT GERMAN PORT   Soldiers Employ Clubs To Beat Jews into  Submission

Troops Turn Power Hose On Refugees   British Carry Scores Of Bloody, Battered Men Off Vessel At German Port City

BRITISH TROOPS CARRY BATTEREL JEWS FROM SHIP   Use Fire Hoses And Clubs After Refuvees Revolt

TROOPS TURN FIRE HOSE ON MEN IN HOLE   Carry Battered Fighters from » Last Transport Load of Refugees.

FORCE JEWS ASHORE WITH CLUBS, HOSES   Battle on Ship In German Port

URGES U. S. FORCE RUSS TO DISARM   Rep. Crawford Says We Should Use Atomic Bombs

‘Disarm--Or Else’ Policy Advocated   Former Secret Agent In Greece Says U. S. Aid Would Hurt Rather Than Hels

Jurors Drawn lor Court Service  Monday, Apr. 26   Judge Hubbard Will Preside; Twenty-Four Cases On’Trial List

Argument List For Common Pleas  Court Released   Nine Cases Will Be Heard; Eight Divorce Cases Up for Hearing

Mihai’s Name Linked With Anne of Denmark  Romanian Monarch May Wed Former Sales Gir!

JAP INDUSTRY Continued on Page Eight   Creston Fire Burns  Poles and Rail Car:

TEACHER WAGE BILL PASSES; TAX PLAN BEATEN   Action Follows Two-Hour Debate In Senate On Salary Increases

‘*Present Session May Be Extended  House Delays Action On Sheriffs’ Bill

BIG FOUR MINISTERS TAKE UNTIL MONDAY FOR “COOLING OFF”  BRITISH SUGGEST WEEK-END RECESS AFTER HARD FIGHT

Meeting May Break Up After Molotov Blast   Hold Little Hope For Success After Red Minister's Attack On U So And Britain

Today’s Big Four Meeting Is Called Of€   Recess Taken In Order To Give Tempers Time To Cool Off After Violent Session

Big Four Delay Session For Day   Postponement Comes Following Violent Argument Yesterday

Ministers Cool Of After Violent Blasts Started by Molotoi   Reds’ Attack Kills Hope _ of Agreement, Some Sources Feel

Today's Meet Postponed Until Monday   Tempers Must Cool Following Violent Debate

Big Four Take Recess to Allow Tempers to Cool After New Molotov Attack

Allow Tempers To Cool After Strong Attack By Molotov   Marshall To Decide Over Week End Whether To Attempt To End Conference In London

Big-4 Ministers Meet Postponed; To Cool Tempers   Violent Argument Follows Molotov’s Tirade; Conference Hopelessly Deadlocked At Present

Big 4 Recess; Break Feared   Session Called Off After Molotoy Tirade; Marshall Expected to Decide on Action As Meet Rests ‘Hopelessly Deadlocked’

MOLOTOV BLAST STIRS FEELING AT CONFERENCE   /. S. Delegation To london Parley Believes Foreign Ministers Treaty Meet ing Is Hopelessly Deadlocked.

New Russian Blasts Stir Up Tension   Recess Called Today To Permit Cooling OF of Tempers

British Move For Meeting On Monday   Parley Future Up to Marshall, Soviet Spokesman Declares

ee ee we Sr  Big Four Delay . Aimed at Hot Tempers   Soviet Blast Friday Afternoon Leaves Other Three Ministers in Bad Frame of Mind

BiG 4 PARLEY 1S PUT OFF UNTIL MONDAY   Today’s Session Canceled to Permit Time for Tempers to Cool Following Yesterday’s Stormy Gathering.

Postpone Big 4 Session to Let Tempers Cool   Molotov’'s Insulting Tirade Will Prevent Acreement, Belief

DECISION LEFT TO MARSHALL BY MINISTERS   DEBATE ON GERMAN REPARATIONS TIES UP CONFERENCE

Big 4 Calls Recess While  Tempers Coo!   Conference in Hopeless Deadlock After Tirade By Molotov and Ending Discussions Considered

Big Four Meeting Put Off   Postponed Till Monday To Allow Tempers to Cool After Violent Argument Yesterday

END MAY COME AS AFTERMATH OF NEW BREAK   Marshall To Study Prospect Of Keeping Parley. Going; Renarations Stalled

Recess Called To Permit Cooling Off  ~ Molotov Attack   Molotov Attack Dampens Hope for Any Accord

Molotov Tirade Augments Strain   Marshall May Decide Over Week-End Whether to Break Off the Conference Immediately.

U.S. Sees Hopeless Deadlock   Marshall Decision On An Immediate Breakup Awaited

Molofov’s Blast May. Kill Hopes For Agreement   Marshall Faces Vital Decision on Whether To End Conference

MOLOTOV TALK KILLS HOPE OF PEACE   Recess Is Called To Allow Tempers To Cool   SOVIET LEADER   Says Western Powers Gain By Deals In Germany; Marshall Protests .

Monday May See End fo Big Four Peace Parley   Up to Marshall Whether To Try Longer With Reds

RECESS CALLED T0 COOL OFF BIG 4 TEMPERS   Ministers’ London Meeting Hopelessly Snarled By East-West Snlit

Foreign Ministers Call Two-Day Recess After Latest Russian Blast

Foreign Ministers Postpone Meet To Cool Tempers   Course for Future Action Will Be Fixed This Weekend

‘Cooling-Off' Period Taken By Big Four   Postpone Meeting After Heated Aroument Friday

British Propose Today's Meeting: Be Put Off to Allow Hempers t to ‘Subside .  Agveeinent Needed      Marshall Has Important Decision to Make on Handling Agenda

Cancel Session To Allow Big-4 Tempers To Coo   New Russian Blast Heightens EastWest Tension.  f

Recess Called To Let Tempers Coo!  Pasiuons Bia 4 Talks   Postpone Big A Talks After Molotoy Blast

MERGER APPROVAL LIKELY THIS WEEK   Senator Concedes He Has Lost Fight To Hold Up President's Proposal

Unification Bill Okay Expected   Roberison Concedes Defeat In Merger Amendments

j  Three Persons  Die in Fire Father, Mother and Son Are Victims

No Distinction  Colonial Dresses at Williamsburg Are in Style Now

Toll Now 500 in the Middle East   Jewish Underground F. orce Stages Reprisal Raid on Arab Village; Arab Snipers Are Active.

WAR OF HATRED IN PALESTINE CAUSED 10 DEATHS   Raising to 379 the Number of Fatalities Since the Partitioning.   IN A REPRISAL RAID   Jews Attack Arab Village Killing One and Wounding Two.

Jews Attack Arab Village In Palestine   .Communal Fighting ‘Death Toll Now Stands near 400 —

Hagana Forces Attack Arabs  Fatalities In Attack   Fatalities In Attack Bring Total to 379 Since Partition Ediet

Palestine Violence Claims 10 More Lives During Day  Toll of Partition Fight Now Is 379; Others Are Slain Elsewhere

War In Palestine Remains Bitter   379 Are Killed Since Announcemen Of Partition Came

Four Jews,  Six Arabs  Are Slain Brings Holy  Land Death Toll to 379

Mount Of Olives Village Raided By Hagana  Childra   Children’s Home In Jerusalem Is Attacked

NO RESPITE IN WAR OF HATRED   ARABS, JEWS TRADE ATTACKS AS DEATH TOLL RISES TO 379

Holy War Wracks  Palestine   Death Toll Mounts  As Arabs and Jews. .Turn Whole Area Into “No-Man’s Land By Hate

HOLY LAND WAR TOLL INCREASES   Battle Of Hate Claims 500 Lives; Village Raided By Jews

Jews And Arabs  Raid Villages  In Palestine Death Toll At 379  ~ In Reprisals Since Partition Announced

Death Toll In Palestine  At 379  ! Four Jews, Six   Four Jews, Six Arabs Killed As  Clashes Continue

Another Futile Session Is Held By ‘Big Four’   Soviet Opposes US. In Enlarging Reich Pact Participation

SOVIETS BLOCK UL S. PROPOSAL   Molotov Opposes Invitation To Canada, S. American  Nations on Treaty

FOREIGN MINISTERS STILL DEADLOCKED   Molotov Definitely Opposed To Having Smailer Nations Help Draft Treaty

MOLOTOV 10 TALK WITH MARSHALL   Parley Set for Friday After Another Fruitless Session of Ministers,

Small Nation Plan Refused By Russia   Marshall To Meet Molotov Privately

Molotov Stalls Big 4 Meeting   Red Bans Plea io Include  Canada. South America

Soviet Opposes U.S. Demands  Marshall, Molotov  Staae Sharp Clash

Alleged Gambling Operations of Club Are Halted Under Temporary Injunction

Marooned Fliers Fight ‘Arctic Clime   Will Attempt to Rescue Group With Ski Plane

STEGER AIRMEN 1 FIGHT ZEROCOLD   Rescue Planes Sent to Ma. rooned B-17 Crew.

intornmant OF Thres Mawors  Brings On Three-Hour  ' Wiearek GCiannaAne

Jews Protest Seizures With Labor Strike   Violence Continues As 12 Oil Tank Cars Are Wrecked By Mine Explosion

JEWS TO STAGE WORK STOPPAGE   Leaders Decree Move In Protest Against British Arrests

UOLDER WEATHER MOVES EASTHARG AEROS MOVES   ‘Areas as Far South as Ala bama and Mississippi Report Freezing   MERCURY 87 AT MIAMI   Rain and Snow in Chicago Changed to Glaze of Ice, Slowing Traffic

Flood Waters Are Receding In The South   100 Evacuated At Rome. Ga., Bitter Cold Grips Central Portion U. S,

Warm Weather  Due Tomorrow   Temperatures Dropped Elsewhere Throughout The Nation.

UNITED NATIONS OVERRIDES SOVIET AND POLES TA, ADPDPOHAVE CIARA] CONTRO! OFC ATOM RBOMRS

RUSSIA, POLAND ARE OVERRIDDEN   10 Members of U. N. Favor A-Control Blueprint

MMATH SLAYING HELD JUSTIFIED   GRAND JURY FREES WIFE OF PROSECUTOR IN KILLING OF HIS FATHER.

Today In Congress   Congress Completes Action On Presidential Succession; Southern Solons Begin Drive To Include Farm Labor Costs In ‘Parity’

OTC Permits Issued for Two Buildings Here   20 Injured As Train Hits Switch

S Thanked for Isotopes’ Release In Research Work   Soviet Participation In Cancer Congress Couses Controvery

PUBLISHERS ASK UNION CONFERENCE   Hostility Charges Made by Printers Disavowed by Dale

Senators Seek Clues In Mark ‘Grab’ By Reds   3 U.S. Suffered Big Loss On ‘“mvasion Money’ Printed In Reich By the  Rusaans

Senators Question Bookkeeping Loss   Soviet Occupation Authorities Printed invasion Money Is Claim

Seek To Learn Who Gave Reds Money Plates   Senators Probe $380 Million Loss In ‘Invasion Marks’ Printed By Russia

Senators Want to Know Who Gave Engraved Plates for Invasion Money to Russians

Seek to Learn Who Gave Russ Money Plates   Open Hearings Today on Invasion Currency  Snarl

Senators Press Investigation Of Invasion Money   Seek Facts From U. S. Officials

Senate Digs Deeper Into Money Deal   ‘Overdraft’ Poses Leading Problem Far Investigators.

Russia ts Winner By Millions   Want To Know Whe Turned Over The Printing Plates.

Committee Will Investigate U. S. Losses In Russian-Printed Money

Invasion Money Excess Brings Senate Inquiry   Much of It, in German Marks, Printed by Russians

Who Is Responsible For Redeeming $380 Million Bogus Invasion Marks?

Who Gave The Plates To The Reds? Senate Probing U. S. Losses On Russ-Printed German Invasion Marks Totalling $380 Million

Invasion Money Gyp Deal Aired   War Department Officials Must Tell More About Russian Currency

INVASION MONEY STIRS QUESTIONS   Senators Demand Answers To Bookkeeping Losses

Senators Continue Study of American Currency Losses   Ask Who’ Gave Russian Forces Plates Used in Printing Marks

Senators Seek Full Story Of  Invasion Money   Want To Know What Officer Gave Printing Plates To Russians.

GERMAN MARK ~ PROBE OPENED   Who Gave Reds Invasion Money Plates?

tors Probe san Swindle rman Mark:   Gave Plates  re To Know Red Leaders

Rio Parley May Be Asked To Mediate Paraguayan War  Argentina Seeks Special Economic Talks As Defense Conference Opens

MAY ASK BRAZIL GROUP TO SETTLE: PARAGUAY’ WAR   Argentina Indicates Parley Be Requested to Mediate 5-Months-Old Civil Strife.   A “MARSHALL PLAN” FOR LATIN AMERICA   But U. S. May Press for De laying Economic Plans, — Sticking to Hemisphere Defense.

Wool Purchasing Bill Approved —  Senate Committee Fevore Meoncure

Fans May See Holiday Snow Fall At Show   Leading High Schoot Football Teams Of Georgia, Tennessee To Vie For ‘Teen Bowl! Honors

Tllinois Bell Gets Permanent Rate Increase   Ruling Will Add 25 Cents Monthly to Bill of  Home Users

ILLINOIS BELL 10 GET NEW PHONE RATE INCREASE   ADDS 25 CENTS TO RESIDENTIAL BILLS; UPS RURAL RATES

BOY SCOUTS QUALIFY FOR ADVANCEMENTS   Conewago District Board Of Review At Monthly Meeting—Eight Troopers Examined

BOY SCOUT BOARD OF REVIEW MEETS   Number Of Scouts Advancec In Rank—Quarterly Meet. ing Of Court Of Honor Wil Be Held March 25

Congress...  3 Major Bills To Go To Trumar By Weekend  Tax Cuts, Labor And Rent Control Measure: To Gain Approval

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital Summarized by Al   Activities, on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

3 Major Bills In Congress For Action   ‘Measures Are Tax Cuts, Rents And Labor Curbs

Growsted Schedule On Capitol Hill. ...  !Action Looms For Three Major Acts

RESCUE WORK "WAS DELAYED “BY BIG WAVES   ALL PERSONS ABOARD TRANS. ‘ATLANTIC PLANE TAKEN ‘+ ON BOARD COAST GUARD CUTTER

63 OCCUPANTS OF SKY QUEEN SAFE ON CUTTER   Small Boat And Liferaft Used In Unparalleled Transfer At Sea

all Boat and Life Raft ffect Transfer from id-Atlantic to Shore ithout Casualty.

Bibb Complete: Taking 69 Off Downed Plane   To Sink Flying Boat,  All Seasick But Safe; Ordered To Boston .

Rescue 69 From Flying-Boat In Mid-Atlantic   All Of Persons Aboard Hug Flying Boat Forced Down At Sea Saved   PLANE WILL BE SUNK BY GUNFIRE

DETROIT HEAT IDLES 26,000   Chrysler,. Briggs, Dodge Hit; Parts Shortage Also Felt

Kepublicans Push  Tax Cut Measure   House Is Called Into Session 2 Hours Early To Assure Vote

Tax Bill Due For Passage By GOP House   SENATE AMENDMENTS EXPECTED TO CUT RATES

OATE OF SLASH UNDER QUESTION   Party ‘Lines Stiffen as Charges Are Hurled Back and Forth in House .

Democrats Concede Bill Passage; Scheduled to Reach Senate today: Taft Wants Effective Date July 1 -

GOP Ready To Push Tax Bill Through   Final House Action On Measure Cutting Income Levies Likely Ry Nivhtfall

Rayburn Predicts Tax-Slashing Bill Will Pass House  Senate NV May Revise Measure

Vote Today-On Tax-Slash Bill   Republicans Called Out Early To Assure A Majority

Approval Of Tax Measure Likely Today   . Republicans. Ready To Railroad Bill Throuch House ~

Poll in Britain Shows 40 Per Cent Oppose Marriage to Prince Philip

PERFECT ALIBI Texas County Jail Prisoner Commits Wave Of Burglaries

Jailbird Buralar. Nabbed While Plying Trade From Cell in County Jail]

Perfect Alibi A Flop When Sheriff Stages Surprise Party; Loot From Burglaries Discovered; "Key" To Case Sought

Sheriff Searches For Mystery Key   Youthful Prisoner Carries On Crime  With Perfect Alibi

Sheriff Discovers: Jail Inmate Was Prisoner By Day, Burglar At Night   Youth Able To Obtain Key And Spent His Nights For Months Robbing. Stores. And   Homes ls Oljahams Tawn.

Stone Walls Do Not A Prison Make, Nor lron Bars a Cage   And Thus a “Prisoner” Could Get  Out of a Cell at Night to  Commit Burglaries.

Sheriff Searches for ‘Key’ fo How ‘Man Left Jail, Committed Burglaries

Prisoner Admits Several Burglaries While Locked Up: Sheriff Seeks “Keay”

Case Of The Cast-Iron Alibi Sheriff Finds ‘Key’ To Inmate's Burglary Wave

River Climbs To 0-Foot Level At St. Louis Today   Mississippi River At 130 Year High As Result Of Midwest Floods   THOUSANDS MORE TO BE EVACUATED

Wel Spring Delays. ~Planting- Of Grains   Truman Wants To Control Exports Of Scarce . - Foods

CURB ON FOOD EXPORT URGED   Officials Stress Need For  Extending Controls To Protect U. S. Public

COOL WEATHER AFFECTS CROPS   Sowing Of Corn, Oats And Barley. Retarded By Rain

Weather Hampers Sowing of Grain  _ Export Controls  Powe bh eoigod

Vital Crops Of U.S. Hit By Weather   Export Controls for Protection of  Amerécans Asked

Reclamationists Elect Dakotan To Presidency   Pick Oklahoma City For 1948 Meet; Many Resalutions Voted

Reclamation Gr oup Eleets M. Ahlquist   National Association Ends Annual Meeting, Passes Scores of Resolutions; Local Man Treasurer

C. L. Clark Elected President of Mexia Chamber Commerce   Organization to Move Into New  Quarters This Week

Declines To Give Answer To Query On 48 Candidacy   Parries Question By Newsmen At Conference During Morning   CONGRESS MESSAGE BEING PREPARED

‘STATE’S MOBILE X-RAY UNITS EXAMINED 102,242 PEOPLE FOR TB IN 1946

VOTES TO CU) TAXES CLAIMED   Republicans Say They Can Crash Through Presidential Veto

GOPs Claim They Have Votes To Pass Tax Reduction Bill  New Showdown in House Tuesday

Republicans Say Tax Bill Has Support   Votes to Crash Through  Another Presidential _ Veto Claimed; Action  Watod Next Week

Support To Pass Tax Cut Claimed   Votes To Override Possible Veto Seen By GOP

Rules Road Authority Up to Commissioners   Attorney General Ruling Given At Audrain Request

Solon Probes Cost of Govt.   Ohican Wants To Know Why Bunning Country Has Gone Up.

Strike Hour Near in Rome   Negotiators Locked; Midnight Is Deadline

ROME GENERAL STRIKE ORDERED   Workers Set Midnight Deadline for Walkout

Communist Union Strike Ultimatum Extended In Rome   ROME, (UP) — A general strike was proclaimed today for the city and province of Rome, starting at midnight tonight,

General Strike In Rome Seems Inevitable   Government Can’t Meet Demands of . Communist Unions

Truman Seeks To Keep Prices High, Charged   GOP Chairman Says Administration Aims at Political Profit

Blocking Tax  Cuts Another Political Move   Republican Chairman Sees Democrats Blocking Progressive Measures.  st

President Accusec Of Playing  Politics in Prices   Truman Strategy Described as Oppositi To Measure Aimed at Cost of Living Reduction, Blames Congress

Reece Asserts Truman Seeks Higher Prices, For ‘Politics’   Republican Chieftain Cites Likely Vetoes Of Tax, Labor Bills

Reece Nails Truman’s Plan To Keep Prices High, Reap Political Reward

Charges Against Head Of College May Be Answered; Athletic Director To Be Named

Coast Guardsmen Rescue Crew of  Stranded Collies   30 Aboard Ship Aground Off Mame Coast Taken Off By Breeches Buoy

Four British Police Slain  In Holy Land   Sarona Army Fortress At Tel Aviv Blown Up By Terrorists

BRITISH BILLET BLASTED IN WAR OF RETRIBUTION   Jewish Underground Blows Up Army Post at Tel Aviv Fortress

Four British Policemen Killed, Five Missing — In Tel Aviv Explosion

Blast Kills 5 British in Palestine   New Outbreak of Violence at Tel Aviv by Jewish  Underground

FOUR KILLED AS ~ IES DYNAMITE BRITISH BILE   Tel Aviv Scene of New Vio lence; Martial. Law May Re Invated

Yugoslavia Charged With Mocking’  Balkan Commission   Members of Russian Bloc Rebuked for Their Implication That Other Council Members Are ‘Liars’

BELGIAN PREMIER BACKS AMERICAN BALKAN PROPOSAL   Paul-Henri Spaak Calls On Assembly to Name Commission to Try to Settle Trouble.   CHARGES YUGOSLAVIA “MOCKED” COUNCIL   Hits at Tito’s Government for Refusing to Co-Operate With Investigators Sent Into Area.

Spaak Asserts Slavs Mocked U.N. Prober:   Rebukes Reds for Calling Council Members ‘Liars ‘And Slanderera’

Plucky Pilot Brings Flaming Luxury Plane Down for Safe Landing in Gallup, N. Mexico

Douglas DC-6's Are Grounded After 2nd Fire   Truman's New Craft Among Planes Taken Out of Service

SECOND FIRE IN THREE WEEKS CAUSES ACTION   Manufacturer Requests All Ships, Including Truman's Be Withdrawn

Airlmes Ground 4-Engined DC-Cs In Fire Inquiry   Transport Manufacturer Urges Temporary Withdrawal from Service   TRUMAN PLANE ONE OF THOSE AFFECTED   Recommendation Follows geucy - Landing of. Transport in New Mexico

90 PER CENT OF CORN MATURED   95 Per Cent Is Past  Frost Damage Danger

AMISH DISPUTE VERDICT NEAR   JURY GIVEN CASE INVOLVING $40,000 DAMAGE SUIT FOR ALLEGED “Boy.  CcoTT’ - .

America to Seek Accord With Reds On Partition Plan   Veto and Timetable Features of Palestine Program at Variance

General Meyers Released on Bail   To Be Arraigned On January 7th

Police Prevent Mass Picketing Attempt at Bank   Three CIO Members Are Arrested as Result of Brooklyn Clash

PULILE, PIGKETS FIGHT IN GOTHAM   Kirst Walkout on Big sank in Nation Occurs in New York.

U.S. Grants and Loan: For Postwar Aid © * Exceed Twenty Billion      “International Economic Commission Compile Report, Gifts Amount to Seven Billion; . Many Low-Interest Loans Have Been Allowed

World R ehabilitation and Relief Has Cost U.S. Over 20 Billions   That Sum Has Been Granted, Loaned or Promised by America Since the War Ended Two Years Ago

Roassia Builds 100 Industrial Centers Asd Uneo Atamic Plant in Stheria

More Speed In Providing Food Trader Facts Asked   House Probers Plan fo Diz Into Markets For Virst Hand Data

SOLONS SEEK cPEEDY REPORT ON FOOD LIST   eports On Commodity Gambling Asked Of U. S. Departments

Sec. Royall Returns Partial Reply On Market Dealings   Andersen Threatens To Go Into Brokers’ Offices For Complete Commodity Exchange Records

Market Trading Reports Lagging   Senate Probers Press Government Agencies.

Committee Issues Call For Reports  5 Departments Are Told To “Hurry Up”

Committee Asks More Reports  On Grain Trade   Seeks to Find Out If Any ‘More Officials Trading in Food Market in U. S.

Seize Meat Entering U. S.   200-300 Pounds Coming In Daily From Mediterranean Nations

Report Stepgap Aid Fund Is Cut By Committee   House Appropriations Committee Is Reported To Have Made Fund Slash   BATTLE TO RESTORE SEEN IN HOUSE

HOUSING OFFICE KILLED; CREEDON GIVEN CURB JOB   Sen. Buck Plans To Provide Funds For Administration

Rent Bill Set By Conferees   Increase Permitted By ‘Mutual Consent

Rent Control Fund Probable   Congress Expected To Give Creedon Enough To Operate Office

Conferees Vote for Rent Curbs fo Mar. 1, 1948   Housing Expediter Expected to Receive Enough Funds for Job

Controls. _ To March 1 Probable —   AGREEMENT WOULD PERMIT ‘MUTUAL CONSENT’ RAISES UP TO _15 PER CENT INSOME CASES

Federal Housing Expediter Will Administer Law   “Mutual Consent” Increase Allowed

NEW MEXICO A & M SUIT AGAINST KOB SETTLED BY COURT   ‘Attorneys Agree Upon Stipulated Settlement; Judge-_ ent te Obisaed”

30 CLINGTO SECBTIONS OF BROKEN SHIP      Twelve Others. ' Abandon tanker  In Lifeboat

Tentative Plans for Super-Highway, Network Announced; Montana .. Allocated More Than 1,200 Miles

Supe rH ohway May Be Routed Through City   Anniston Expected To Be Included On Birmingham To Atlanta Link

Paris Trial Opens In New York on’ ‘Fix’ Indictment   Woman Becomes Foreman of Jury; Carroll Is in From Coast;  Bell Present

‘Actress Ida McGuire Among i Witnesses On Hand To Testify In His Defense

Senator Backing Safety   Legislation Giver Full Spport Of O’Mahoney

MINE SAFETY STEPS CALLED ‘INEVITABLE   Senator Backs Krug’s Plan For Corrective Action

TIGHTER MINE: LAWS PREDICTED    Centralia Disaster Likely To Bring Action

STRICTER LAWS ON MINES SEEN   Senator O'Mahoney Seys Tighter Safety Rules ‘Inevitable’

ays Precautions or Mine Safety ow Inevitable   Q’Mahoney Endorses Recommendations of Secretary Krug

MINE SWEEPER SINKS   Taft Sets ‘Personal Freedom’ Major Issue Of 1948 Campaign

Unions of City Workers Banned By State Court   Government Employes Have No Right to “Organize, Ruling Hold:

G. 1. PAYMENT BILL IS OFF SENATE LIST   Long-Range Housing Program Also Removed From Calendar for This Session, Taft Reveals After G.O.P. Huddle.

Congress May Not Act ‘On Terminal Pay Bill   Net on Ust Schedulod For Action Before duly 26 Adiournmeant

HOUSING, LEAVE BOND AGTS SIDETRACKED   Measures Omitted From G.0.P, Schedule Of Action

G. 0. P. Policy Committee Omits ‘Housing from List of ‘Must’ Bills

Senate GOP Omits Housing, GI Pay From Schedule   Tait Lists Ton Measures As Musis for Upper House; Saturday Sexzsions Expected

Expect to Pass Tax Cut Measure  Before Tuesday   Only Ten Non-Controversial Bills Listed For Action Before July 26 Adjournment

Final Pay, Houses Are Dropped   Leaders Plan. to "Push \ Four-Billion - “Tax a Levys. ppropriations            Others Will Pass   Non- Controversial: . Bills Will Be: ‘Passed ‘Prior _. to: Adiéurnment

Off Docket For Action  InCongress   G.0.P. Senate Chiefs Draft Pre-Vacation Program on Bills.

Veterans’ Bond Pay Bill, Others  Micsing From Tegislative ‘Push’

Terminal Pay Bill Is Not On Senate’s List   Long-Range Housing Also Omitted From List Of Legislation Scheduled For Action By Congress

Omit Housing, Vet Bond Bills   Measure Left Off G.0.P. List of Legislation To Prese Before Quitting.

Senate GOPs Leave Housing  Otf ‘Must’ List   Will Push Tax Cut and Series of Money  Bills

Terminal Pay Bill By-Passed By GOP Leaders   SENATOR TAFT GIVES NOG PROMISE OF ITS PASSAGE

Housing And Pay For Vets Not On List  . Program Drafted By GOP Leaders

Housing Plans And Bond-Cash Bill Deferred   Congress May Probe War Profits Charge; Buying Controlled

Senate GOP Agenda Skips Housing Bill   Cash Payment of Gl Terminal Pay Left Of List of Must’ Action

SENATE LEAVES HOMES, G.l. PAY OFF MUST LIST   Legislation Faces Delay As Chamber Speeds Plan For Adjournment

GOP Lists Session §sMusts” —   Housing and Terminal Pay Cash Not Among Measures Slated For  Action Before July 26

GOP SIDETRACKS ~ TERMINAL PAY CASH, HOUSING   Omitted From List of Legislation Scheduled For Senate Action

GOP Leaders List Bills Up  For Action   Republican Policy Committee in Senate Lists Measures To Come Up for Action Before Adjournment.

Packard Hikes Prices 5 Per Cent  All Current Models Go Un Immediately

Obscure Report Says Russ Tried Out Atom Bomb   Says First Experiment. __ ’ Made. Last June

AGED CARDINAL DIES IN ROME   Death Of Carlo Salotti Reduces College Membership To 62

FAVED PREFEGT NEAD IN ROME   Cardinal Salotti Noted As Brilliant Prince Of Catholic Church

Prefect Of The Congregation Of Rites, Carlo Salotti, Dies After Long Illness’

THREE KILLED IN G4 GRASH   National Guard Plane Found on Colorado Slope: Four Crewmen Hurt

THREE KILLED AS PLANE HITS PEAK   Famous Pike’s Peak Scene Of Air Tragedy; Four Ininured Lie in Snow

PLOWS INTO. PEAK 3 Dead, 4 Injur ed Brought Out From Crashed Plane

Find 3 Dead, 4 Injured in lowa Guard Ship Wrecked Against Well Known Height

Missing Plane's Wreckage Found; Three Men Dead  Struck Pikes Peak; Survivor Gets Aid

LOST PLANE FOUND ATOP PIKE'S PEAK   3 Killed, 4 Hurt Seriously ir Crash of National Guard Transport.

Indict Six More  In Kansas City Election Inquiry Special Grand Jury Quit:  Until August 19 After Reporting

Farmhand Sentenced To Death For Rape   Youth Convicted of Dragging White Woman From Her Bed

CHARGE MADE: U, 5. AND-BRI TAIN. SEEK TO IMPOSE. THEIR WILLS THROUGH _ SMALL NATIONS

BIG FOUR START SECOND WEEK OF MOSCOW CONFAB   Russians Claim U. S., Britair Trying To Impose ‘Will Of The West’

NOUUSES U.S AND BRITAN   Seek To Impose “Will of West”  In Negotiations

BIG FOUR TURN TO TREATY FOR GERMANY   Pravda Charges U. S. Seeks to Impose “Will of West”

New Blasts At Britain And U.S. Made By Pravda   Communist Newspaper Charges U. §.-Britain Seek To ‘‘Impose Will’ In Negotiations   VOTES OF SMALL NATIONS ARE ISSUE

DISPUTE BETWEEN A&M CADETS, ADMINISTRATION HEADING FOR’ CLARIFICATION AFTER MEETING

Inter - American Security Pact Has No Veto, Van- : denberg Points Out 

SENATE VOTES PLEDGE TO CUT FEDERAL DEBT   ings Toward Reduction  of Huge Debt      HOOVER PROPOSES RELIEF +> REPAYMENTS BE SOUGHT

Senate Promise to Pay on Debt Part of Budget Cutting Pledge   $2,600,000,000 of Any Saving’ Earmarked Toward Reduction of National Debt; Action Follows Compromise By Taft and Nowland

Senate Pledges Debt Reduction In Budget Stash   Knowland, Taft Hit Compromise Over Proposals

Debt Reduction Pledge Voted in Budget-Cut Bill   “Senate Votes to Apply $2,600,000,000 to U. S. Debt Pavment

Promise Part Of Move for Budget Cut   Compromise Calling for $2,600,000,000 To Be Applied on Indehtedness Is Passed Unanimously

Solons Agree On Formula For Budget   2 Billion, 600 Million Of Slash Would Ge To Reducing Debt

VOTED TO APPLY $2,600,000,000 ON  NATIONAL DEBT   The Senate Would Write It Into a Budget-Cutting Pledge.   COMPROMISE REACHED   Sen. Knowland Wanted to Ear. mark $3,000,000,000 on Debt. Plan.

Boy Is Told Peek Under Sideshow Tent Has Cost Him: His Right Eye

Mother Tells Son He Has Lost One of His Eyes   Carnival Hand Kicked It Out When Lad Peeked Under A Tent _

SENATORS VOTE MORE FARM AID   Benefit Payments Rise; Federal Aid For School Lunches Provided

SOVIET-NAZI «PACT PAPERS. ~: OREATE:STIR   AND BRITAIN ‘ANNOUNCE SECRET DOCUMENTS WILL,  BE, OPENED F FOR USE— 4 ‘oF SCHOLARS.” ‘

U.S, BRITAIN WiLL REVEAL DATA ON SOVIET-NAZ PAG   Secret Documents of German Foteign Office To Be Published

SECRET NAZI PAPERS 10 BE MADE PUBLIC   Foreign Office Documents to Be Opened to History

NAZI SECRETS TO BE REVEALED   U. $. And Britain Agree Ti Make Public Documents Held In Berlin

Retirement Plan Asked For Officials   Ten Elective State Officials Would Benefit

Retirement Plan for Ten Officials   State Auditor King Presents Program Before State Legislature

Hits at Black Market in Oats   Sioux County Extension Director Says Reports Indicate Sale Of Clinton Seed Needed Here

BOY STRANGLED AND MUTILATED   Police of Lincoln, Neb., Seek Youth Last Seen With Dead Eight-YearOld,

Big Four Agrees To Raise German Industrial Ceiling   Council Accedes To French Demand For Definite Figure

RAISE CEILING ON INDUSTRY FOR GERMANY   Higher Level Fixed By Big-4 Ministers At London Meeting

New Indusiry ‘Ceiling for Reich Planned   Tentative Accord Reached by Foreiqn Mo iietere

German Industry Ceiling Fixed  Ministers Agree On New, Higher Top

‘CONDITIONALLY   Ministers Place Higher Ceiling of Industry. For Germany

Ministers Agree To Raise Ceiling Of Reich Industry  Set At 11,500,000 Ingot Tons Of Steel

Big 4 Raises Steel Ceiling   French Demands Adopted °. With ‘Conditions’

Little Hope          Representatives Of Union, Owners Eram South Meet

Prospects Dim For Making income Tax Cuts Retroactive   Knutson Says Effective Date Of July 1 Likely

BUDGET FIGHT MAY REDUCE TAX SLASH   Rep. Knutson Says Cut May Not Be Retroactive, Jan. 

‘Fight Over Size Of Federal Budget Likely To Delay Date For Income Tax Cuts

pp  iGnS POINT T0 pPIGHTER VIEW N INFLATION   Renewal Of Marginal Stock Trading Seen Indication Rises On Ebb

OKAY MARGIN TRADING AGAIN   Move Is Seen as Official Confidence Inflation Is on Ebb

BOARD TO PERMIT MARGIN TRADING   Move Hints Confidence Infletion an Wane

Inflation Menace Receding   Restoration of Stock Trading Margin A Sign Of Government Optimism

JENKINS TELLS ~~ OF TITO MOVE   O10: CONGRESSMAN: SAYS ARMED CLASH NARROWLY AVERTED IN TRIESTE

SOLON SAYS WORLD WAR TH WAS AVERTED   Great Britain And U.S. Warned  Yugoslavia

Jews, Arabs Jom To Protest Troop Seizure of Homes   ‘Gruner, Convicted Irgun  Aide, May Be Executed February 18th

Date Set for Dov Gruner’s Hanging; Expected to Set Off Palestine War

Set Feb. 18th for Execution Of Gruner, Jew Leader   Expect Violence in Retaliation; British Turn Jerusalem Into Well Fortified Camp

Jews and Arabs In Mass Protest  British Requisition Homes of Natives:   British Requisition Homes of Natives; To End Terrorism

THINK GRUNER EXECUTION T0. BEFEB.18   Sister Flying From New York — - To Seek Clemency

EXECUTION OF GRUNER SET FEB. 18   Expecied to Be Signal for Jewish irgun Retaliation

CONVICTED JEW. SCORNS APPEAL   DOV GRUNER PREFERS DEATH TO CLEMENCY

British Grab Many Homes, Bring Protest   Thousands Massed" At Areas’ Offices  , To Voice Objection

BRITISH DELAY DEATH DAY FOR JEWISH LEADER   g-uren Ignores All Pleas He Appeal Sentence to London Privy Council

Three Nations Protest Anglo-American Plans For German Coal Mines

RUHR COAL PLAN BRINGS PROTESTS   Three Countries Fear Revival Of German Power

PILOT ROCK EV  "ENT AU, 22:23           or Many: Yeats» Tt ‘Has Been* Cherokee. Co. ae  Feature

PILOT ROCK EV ANT AUG. 22, 23   For Many. Years It Has Been* Cherokee Co. —  Feature

(3 Feared Lost In Plane Crash  French Craft Down In Mediterranean

Fear 41 May Be Lost in Crash of French Airliner   Only Two Rescued... Company: Has ‘Little. Hope’ for Rest-of  ( Bacco os ee

Al Believed Killed in Plane Crash   Only Two Rescued From Craft Which Plunged Into Sea

Fear 41 Dead Th Plunge. Of Plane At Sea   Eight Of Those Missing Are Children; Signal Heard.

Fear 43 Dead in Crash of Plane  French Liner Drops   French Liner Drops Into Mediterranean

French Plane Lost at Sea; 43 on Board   Only Two Survivors Found; Little Hope Held for Remainder

TWO SURVIVORS, FIVE DEAD ARE FOUND BY SHIP   EIGHT CHILDREN IN LIST OF MISSING; HOLD LITTLE HOPE

Only 2 of 43 Passengers on French Plane Found After Craft Crashes

Forty-One Believed Lost as French Plane Plunges Into Mediterranean

Big French Plane Falls Into Sea   Eight Children Among Missing: Search Under Way

Two Survivors Reported In Accident   French Air Liner Drops Into Mediterranean; Search Being Made

43 Believed Dead; Plane  Lands in Sea  Mediterranean  . Site of Mishap

Aircraft Plunges Into Mediterranean   Only Two Saved; Bodies of Five. Taken From Sea

FEAR 41. DEAD IN PLANE CRASH   French Piane e ‘Downed Ir Mediterranean

41BelievedLost When French PlaneCrashesin Mediterranean   Eight Children Passengers On Ship; Reseue Doubtful

Save Two, Pick Ur Five Bodies as Search Continues   Spanish Hear Call For Help When Plane Falls Into Sea

United Nations Cease Fire Order Ubeyed  ee... Dat,   Six Points Listed for Peaceful Solution of Dispute

Dutch, Indonesian Leaders Issue Cease Fire Orders In Accord With U.N. Demanc

United Nations Cease Fire  Order Oheyed   Six Points Listed for Peaceful Solution of Disnute

HORROR STORY — TOLD BY COED   Brother-in-law Murdered, Girl, 19, Assaulted

Girl Says 2 Men in Car Slew Her Brother-In-Law   Body Apparently Sunk In River, Unnerved Co-ed Tells Sheriff

Seek to Avert Phone Strike  Government Finds   Government Finds Itself in Role of  Peacemaker

Government In Role On Phone Crisis   Peacemaker For Threatened Strike For Anvil 7th: -

Many Services May Feel Effect If Strike Occurs   Bargaining Issue Stalls Neaotiations

U. 5, SEEKS TO AVOID TELEPHONE STRIKE   Direct. Mana géement-Unior Talks Stalled

PRESS PEACE PLAN IN PHONE STRIKE   ‘Union Demands Negotiations  On Industry-Wide Basis

Uncle Sam Now Seeks fo Avert Phone Strike   Negotiations Stalled \ Over Industry-Wide  Bargaining Issue;  Networks May Be Hit

U.S. Seeks Peace As Crisis Grows in Telephone Dispute   Conciliation Efferts Are Opened; Powers of Seizure Near End

Govt. Playing Peacemaker In Phone Dispute   Crisis Finds Wartime Seizure Powers Fast Running Ont.

NIFORMSU. S. Cast In Role Of AT P.H.S./:Phone Dispute Mediator   Forecasters See Market For  Total Ohio Wheat Crop

U8. TO PHONE PEACE   Radio Networks May Be Hit If Walkout Comes Off

Government Acts As Peacemaker In Phone Crisis  Strike Slated For April 7

Outlook Dark for Accord in Phone War   Workers Hold Firm for Contract on Industry-wide Basis

Phone Rift Gives U.S.  Peace Role   Negotiations Stalled  ‘In Phone Crisis, Government Trying To Stop Threat

U.S. Undertakes Role of Arbiter In Telephone Crisis   Wartime Powers ta Seize Strike-bound Industry Running Out

PHONE STRIKE. MAY HIT RADIO   Seizure Powers of  U.S. Are Running Out

See Government As Peacemaker  In Phone Crisis   Radio Network Program: Viewed Affected Shoulc Strike Occur April 7

U. $. Seeking to Find Solution In Phone Crisis   Strike Set for April 7 Might Tie Up Radio Network Programs

U.S. Assuniés Mediator Role In Threatened "Phone Strike   Serzure Power Gone: Walkout May Affect Bie Radio Networks

Government Is Peacemaker In Phone Dispute   Company, Union Stalled with Strike Called for April 7

GOVERNMENT ENTERS INTO DHONF FELD   Peacemaker Role Undertaken as Zero Hour Nears

Virginia Bills Ready For Actior  Will Give Cue To Length Of Session

Teacher Pay Boost Faces  Smooth Path On To Floor   Wytheville Delegate Seeks Amendments To Labor Measures

UMW MEMBERS ‘DENY FOREMEN UNION INTEREST   Miners Tell Court They Did Not Participate In Bosses’ Strike

‘WALLACE CHARGES OF WALL STREET CONTROL LAE COVERNAA'T MAY DRAW ANCWEP RY TRIIMAR

RIFLE USED FOR BOW AND ARROW. Boy Playing ‘William Tell’ ‘Fatally Wounded in Head

France Demands Big 4 Guarantee Her German Coal   Bidault Demand Price of Agreement on Reich's Economic Unity   REDS BACK STAND, BEVIN IS OPPOSED   French Believe Germany’s Steel-Making Output Key To War Potential

Bevin Opposes Bidault’s Plan, Molotov Agrees   Steel Production  Key To War Power:

trance !s Looking After  Own Inferests Vill Not Consider German Economy Plan Unless She Gets Coal

Bidault Says French Support Depends on Coal Guarantee  Foreign Minister Declares Nation Wiil Balk on Plan for German Economy Unless Ruhr Fuel Supply Is Promised

Industry Of Germany Mus' Be Inferior   French Delegate To Big Four Conference Opposes Other Plans  For German Economy

‘Bidault Firm In Presenting Demands To Big Four   SEEKING COAL   be Sed eh RN A WAR  Would Have French Rather Than Ger mane Male Staal]

Germany 5 Coal Sought by French   Bidault Refuses to Make Concessions Pending Fuel Deal

Will Refuse To Sign Any Plan For Unified Germary Unies: Guarantee Of Coal Is Given, Savs Ridault   GUARANTEES MUST BE GIVEN IN ADVANCE

BILL RESTORES PAYMENTS IN FULL IN 1948   Covernor Allows Law To Become Effective  Without Name

TAX BILL NOT SIGNED BY BLUE   Governor Explains Action in Letter to Senate; Full Tax Rate In 1948

GOVERNOR BLUE DOES NOT ACT ON LEVY RATE   Law Will Restore Full Amount Collections in 1948 for Taxpayers

Blue Passes Issue Without Signature As Time Runs Out   Half-Rate Taxes Lapse With 1947 Payments on Income

Full Rate Income Tax Bill Becomes Lau   Blue Refuses To  Sign or Veto It

Collections At Full Rate Next  Year Restored   Governor Blue Decides Neither To Veto Nor To  Sien Measure.

TAX MEASURE BECOMES LAW   Gov. Blue Neither Vetoes Nor Signs Stiate Tax Rill

@ PAUL MALLON—   Legislators Appear Headed For Rule by Unanimous Consent

Britain Rushes Plan For India To Avert Possible Civil War Over Partition

House of Commons Gives Gov't More Power Over Industry   Measure Now Goes to House of Lords For Action

COMMONS GIVES APPROVALTO CRISIS’ BILL   Measure to Give England Control of Industry Goes to Lords:

House of Commons Passes Bill Giving Government Drastic Powers Over Industry, Labor

Government Wins Fight 178 To 63   Churchill Sways Several Members Of Labor Party

ATTLEE WINS AS COMMONS OKAYS EMERGENCY BILL   Unlimited Powers Granted Government In British Crisis

Commons Grants Wartime Powers Sought By Attlee    Government Given . Unus ually Broad Power Over  _ Labor and Industry   LABORITES SUPPORT CHURCHILL ATTACK   All Publications Exempted From Sweeping Administrative Control

BRITAIN SEEKS BROAD POWERS IN NEW CRISIS   Bill Provides Almost Unlimited Authority Over Labor and Industry.

Laborites Get Crisis Power   Conimons Confers Sweeping Authority

Gives Nearly Unlimited Powers Over Industry  _ And Labor In Set-Up

COMMONS PASSES EMERGENCY BILL BY 178-63 MARGIK   Measure Empowers Govern: ment To Order Workers Ta New Jobs

Commons Okays Drastic Regime   Churchill Amendment Defeated; Bill Goes To House of Lords

Drastic Action Taken After Bitter All Night Fight In Lower House   Churchill Wins Some Labor Party Support But Not Enough To Put Over Limitations On Scope Of Atlee’s Measure.

Curle y Must Go To Jail. Judge Rules   Veteran Boston Mayor, Ill.  Committed Into Hands Of U. S. Marshal

BANK ROBBERS TAKE $8,700   One Wounded As 2 Jittery Bandits Hold Up Bank At West Grove, Pa.

scape Midst Blast From Post Office Clerk’s Gun; Return Fire and Iniure Him.

An Express Clerk Fights Sea Lions Loose in His Car   Messenger Spends Last 100 Miles of His Run Barricaded Behind Crates.

FEDERAL MINES BOSS ASKS LAW WITH ‘TEETH IN   ‘Reasonable Judgment’ Used By Inspector At Centralia

Hughes Heads ‘East To Face Questions   Inquiry Turns To Reason Officer Spurned Plea To Switch Builders

Jewish Armed Force Ready to Halt  Palestine Violence   Battie Plans Are Drawn, People Are Ready but British Mandcte Must Not Interfere

Haganah Ready To End Trouble  In Palestine   First Plane Load of Britons Leaves Are: For Lnited Kingdom

First Britons AreTaken Out Of Holy Land   Haganah Official Says Agency Ready To Quell Violence If Given Free Hand

BRITISH PLAN IN. PALESTINE -1$ REJECTED   Bagansh Said Ready To Stamp Out Violence

Says Agency Will End Holy Land Violence Li Govt. Keeps Hands Off

First Plane Of Evacuees Is En Route   Haganah Leader In Statement; People Won't Be Informer:

Organization Raps British Interference   Women and _ Children Leave Holy Land for United Kingdom -

Jewish Agency Readly To Set Own. House in Order — [f British Stand Clear

by  AYR   India Group Told to Present Case Against Annexathon at Hearing

Garnett Officer Killed   Young Farmer Accused By Coroner’s Jury of  Shooting Police Chief After Traffic Warning

Coroner's Jury Names Slayer of Garnett Officer   -Farmer Identified As Man Who Killed Police Chief After Traffie TOA Anus?

Rent Increase Veto Proposed   Henderson, Wyatt Ask Truman To Act Against ‘Landlord Lobby’

Henderson, Wyatt Ask No Rent Hike  Call On Truman  To Promise Veta

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©—The Berkehire Evening Eagle, Thursday, Jan. 16, 1947 Testaments Go to Pupils Desnite Rabbi’s Protest

Restate Displeasure wit] Statements Attributed to Undersecretary  of State

British Condemn Murder Of Two Sergeants   Bodies Blown Up By Booby Trap; Soldier Hurt By Blast

British Condemn Hanging Of Men   Act Is Declared A “Cold Blooded, Dastardly RZ wedaw

Palestine Executions Condemned   Killing of British Sergeants Termed "Cold Blooded and Dastardly Murder’

British Condemn Murder of Two Army Sergeants,  a  ,   Situation in Tense Holy Land Reviewed

Britain Condemns ‘Cold-Blooded And Dastardly Murder’ of 2 Men   Booby Trap Blasts Bodies to Bits

Booby Trap Explodes Aa First Body Is Cat From Tree Near Natanya Early Today   Early Today © “British Spies” Says Ircun Note      Soldier Hurt, Press Phote grapher Knocked To Ground By Force Of Big Explosion

CONDEMNATION OF SOLDIERS MURDER VOICED IN BRITAIN   Official Deplores “Coldblooded And Dastardly”  fet ln Balactina

British Are Aroused by Jews’ Action   Soldiers’ Execution Draws Official Cabinet Reprimand

BRITISH CONDEMN MURDERS   Cabinet Reviews Soldier Hangings In Palestine

British Cabinet Assails Hangings  Terrorist Mines Destroy Bodies Of Army Sergeants

TO CHECK INTO FRITZ'S BOOKS   Committee From State Board Of Education To Study Report Of Audit On Principal's Books.

UN Security Council off to Slow Start — On Disarmament and Afomic Decisions

DISARMAMENT, ATOMIC CONTROL BEFORE COUNEIL   Resignation Of Byrnes Surprises Representatives

Ex-Sheriff Appointed to Pardon Board  Jester Names Dallas Man as Successor

Another Slap Taken af Spain  Dominican Republic   Dominican Republic Withdraws Minister

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC RECALLS MADRID AID   Government Complies With U. N. Recommendation

BALKAN SHOWDOWN Ih COUNCIL DUE BEFORE U.N. ASSEMBLY MEETS   U.S. SEEKS TO SWITCH ISSUE TO 55 NATIONS, RUSSIA OPPOSES MOVE   DOMINIGAN REPUBLIC BREAKS WITH SPAIN; ARGENTINA HOLS OU]

Governor to Urge New Taxes of 100 Million To  Finance Record Budget

Governor Will Present Budget Plan Tomorrow   Varied New Revenue Pro. posals Will Be Given Assembly

Governor Declines  To Discuss Type of New Taxes Favored: Bill Due Tomorrow

Mother Wins Stork Race  No Time for Excitement   No Time for Excitement Is Woman’s Claim When Lett Alane.

TRUMAN STILL. FOR ANDERSON   W’Grath And Sullivann Are Other Choices For Chairman

TO BIND 40 MONKEYS IN CORSETS TO SEE IF SCOVWSACD WAICT” FACHIONS WILL CALICE LILCERS

BURMA GETS HER INDEPENDENCE      * Churohill’s thi Votes 288 to 114

Soviet Makes New Demand   Formally Demands Inclusion On U. N. Agenda Of Resolution On ‘‘War Mongering”’

DIZZY MOVES — OF THE REDS BAFFLING UN   VISHINSKY ‘OFFERS A RESO. LUTION ON PROPAGANDA AFTER HIS OWN BLAST OF YESTERDAY

Russian Charges Against U.S. Baffles Assembly; Extra Police Called; Slams Compromise Door

Legislators Now Favor Return of Half-Rate Tax   Many Opposed to ' Special Session.

STRIKE AT CASE PLANT IS ENDED   ClIO Workers Accept Contract After Being Idle Since Dec. 26, 1945

J. 1. Case Strike Lasting 14 Months [; Declared Ended   Vote fer Return to Jobs Carries by More Than Two to One

14-Month Case Racine Strike Finally Ends  Members Accept “Not Best’ Contract Say $11, 744, 000

Lengthy Case Strike Ended   Workers Voie to Returt To Eauipment Iobs

AT LONG LAST... PEACE ae en eet rea  Far mTmplemient Fi ‘irm; CIO End‘14:Month:Old' Strike:

Union: Not a Good Contract   Average Boost About 25 Cents Per Hour

Long Case Strike Ends   Workers Out Fourteen Months; Contract Termed “Not Good”

Case Company Plant Goes Back To Work   Second Oldest Major Strike Settled After V4 ~ Months Layoff,

14-Month-Old Strike At J. I. Case Co. Ends   Workers Vote to Return To Jobs at Equipment Plont

LENGTHY CASE STRIKE AT END   Union Accepts ‘Not A Good Contract’ to Bud 14.Month Strike

Long Strike at J. 1 Case Ended   14-Months Walkout at Racine Called Off by Union Vote

Safety Council Reports Drop in Traffic Deaths   Figures Show Americans Are Driving and Walking With Greater Care

Sheriffs’ Fee Bill Set For  Senate Voting   Measure Wrapped Up For Passage Vote With Indication It Would Send Package To  House; Reject Amendment

“tate Senate Set To Vote On Sheriffs’ Bill   House Approves College Tuition Fees Increase

CONSPIRACY TRIAL GETS NEW JUDGE   Case Against Leaders of Alleged Communist Front Continues

Halleck Hints Nev Aid Cuts   Senate Approves Full $597,000,000  Cen Clas Dienrinn a

18-ft. Waves, Wind Pound at Tampico   Heavy Rain Floods Streets; Storm Cente: Moving Southward

Fabulous Treasure  Hoard Held   German Duchess’ Millions Seized By Americans

Grand Duchess Is Invelved In Smuggling Try   One-Six Million Dollars Worth Of Valuables Taken

Americans Seize German Duchess’ Treasure Hoard   Jewels Valued At Anywhere From $1,000,000 To $6,. 000,000 Taken As They Were Being Smuggled From Russian To American Zone

Fabulous German lreasure Seized in American Zone  Smuggler Caught In Act Of Moving It From Russian Area

Navy Manpower Needs Crifical  Shortage Claimed Matter of Concern

4More Wrecks on Pennsylvania   Engineer Killed, Four -Crewmen Injured in * Series of Mishaps

Four Wrecks Mar Sabbath Peace } for Pennsylvania R. R. O}ficials

PRR Engineer Killed In Wreck  Railroad Involved In 4 More Accidents

Engineer Killed, 4 Hurt In Penns; Railroad Wrecks   Four Different Train. Accidents Reported : During Nicht.

ENGINEER DIES IN PRR WRECK   Crushed Under Engine A: Freight Crashes Into Standing Train

1 KILLED, 4 HURT IN RAIL MISHAPS   Engineer Dies When His Train Plows Into One On Tracks Ahead

News Behind The News  Copy right MeClare Newspaper   WASHINGTON By Kay Tucker

Republicans  Urge Report On Aid Plan   New Proposals Made That President Submit His Program to U.N., Name  Unaaver na Directar

Would Control Shipments to  Greece, Turkey GOP Also to Asl         GOP Also to Asl More Facts on U.S. Position

ANAT RETURN ‘OF AMBESSADORS   GOP  Wants Truman Report Relief Program to UN, Let Hoanver Direct It

Solon Fears Aid Plan May Weaken U.N. Peace Power  Congress Waits on   Congress Waits on Return of Envoys, Ordered to Capital

U. N. Aid Report Urged in Senate  Republicans Advocate Explanation of Policy On Greece. Turkey.

Await Reports Of Three On Greece, Turkey   Congress Also Waiting For Truman Blueprint on Program of Aid to Them

GOP PROPOSALS ARISE ON AID TO GREECE  AND TURKEY   Some Want U.N. To Be Informed, Would Ask Hoover To Direct Relief

TWO ENVOYS CALLED HOME FOR TALKS   American Ambassador: To Turkey and Greece Due for Discussions

‘Republicans Favor (Hoover Be Named To Direct Relief   Proposal Also Is Made  That Troman Report  Aid Program to United Nations

6.0.P. WANTS IN INFORMED Of LOAN PLANS   pepublicans Also Want Hoover Named To Direct Retief in Two Countries.

'GOP’s Want Plan Given To UN Body  For Perusal   Hoover Designated To Direct Relief In Two Countries

Republicans Voice Concern alTruman’s ‘By-Passina’ the UN  Propose Greek, Turk   Propose Greek, Turk Relief Be Directed By Herbert Hoover

Hoover Is Backed For Relief Post   Concern Voiced at U.N. By-Pass In Plan to Aid Greece, Turkey

NEW CRY MADE FOR UN ACTION ON GREEK HELP   Republicans Propose That Hoover Be Selected To Direct Relief Plan

Greece, Turkey Envoys Ordered Home .. « . GOP Asks Submission Of Balkan Cases To UN And Hoover For Relief Post

Urge Report On Greek-Turk Aid Program To U.N.   Hoover Is Suggested As Relief Director In The  Two Countries.

- _AWAITS LEGISLATIVE PLANS— Truman Report To U.N On Greek- Turkey Plans Is Proposed By Senator

TRUMAN ASKED TO REPORT AID PLANS 10 U.N   Republicans Propose Hoover Be Named To Handle Relief

Want Reports to U.N. on American Greek-Turk Funds  Also Suggest Hoover Ro Placrcd in C hhardoe

Ne ew v Proposals Made That U. 1.8. Report Greek; Turk Plan To UN   More Republicans @ In Congress Object . To Bypassing UN ©

G.0.P. Suggests. President *Report His Greek-Turkey Aid Plan To United Nations

NEW PROPOSALS ON UJ. 5, FOREIGN POLICY MADE BY REPUBLICANS  REPORT TO U.N., NAMING HOOVER HEAD OF RELIE! ARK AMONG PROPNSATS

G.0.P. WANTS UN. INFORMED OF AID   Also Would Have Hoove Direct Relief to Greece, Turkey   AWAIT PORTER RETURN

Congress to Study Whole Relief Stand   Hoover Urged As Administrator by Senator Moore

URGE REPORT TO U.N.ON AID 0 GREECE, TURKEY   HOOVER MENTIONED BY REPUBLICANS AS DIRECTOR OF RELIEF

NEW PROPOSALS PUSHED BY COP   Truman Aid Plan Is Getting - More Attention

Solons Want UN Study Of Near East   Hoover Is Proposed As Man to Run Relief Activities

G.0.P. Proposes UN Be Informed of Greek-Turk Policy   Would Designate Hoover to Direct Rohliaf Activitioe

GOP Asks Truman To Report Balkan Aid Plan To UN   Naming Of Hoover In Relief Role Suggested

Truman Asked ~ To Put Greek © Problem To UN   HERDERT HOOVER ALSC  SUGGESTED HEAD  OF RELIEF

U.N. ‘By-Pass’ Stirs G. O. P.   ‘Party Wants Truman To Remedy Slighting

Republicans May lasist Troinan  Report To UN.   Want Aid Moves Reported And Hoover In Reahaf Rale.

O'Neal Warns Price Controls Again Looming   Farm Bureau Leader Cites Crop Damage And Soaring Costs

SHORTAGE IN. MEAT SUPPLY ~~ NOW-FEARED   FARM BUREAU HEAD 8AyYs . THAT RETURN OF PRICE CGNTROL MIGHT BE  -’ NECESSARY '

FARM LEADER SAYS CURBS MAY BE NECESSARY   Rising Costs And Wages Tc Follow Flood Damage To Corn Crops

TENANT STAYS IN LANDLADY 1S QU   Justice Rules Woman Had Ne Right To Move In With: Tenant Away

BRICKER HAS ~ SUGAR PLAN    O10 SENATOR BACKING BILL  TO END SUGAR RATION ... PROGRAM.IMME.__..  . DIATELY

F.H.A. Convention In LeMars Schools Saturday, Nov. 15  Nine Schools Will Be Represented At  All Dav Meeting

LOCA! FHA HOST. ESS.AT IST. MEE      Northwest lowa Groups T: Join In Varied Pro gram Saturday

Prospective Dearth of Gasoline This August Blamed on “Steel Question”

Dark Outlook for Petroleum. Products Blamed on Steel   Lack of Material for Tank Cars, Pipelines May Bring August Shortage of Auto Fuel, Severe Deficiency of Fuel Or and Gas

CAR GASOLINE TOBE SHORT   Lack of Steel for Tank Cars at Bottom Of Shortage Problem

Steel Back Of Oil Shortage   Tank Cars, Pipelines Involved In Outlook For Auto Gas, Winter Oil Scarcity

Steel Shortage Cuts Oil Output   Gasoline Fqmine B Winter Foreseen

“Steel Question”? Causes Fear Of Severe Cuts du Heat For Homes This Winter

Shortage Sera’ For Auto Gack Oil For Homes  Later In Year   Interior Department Says Lack Of Steel Holds Up Cars, Lines

Midwest Supply Of Gas’ May Not Fill Peak Needs   Petroleum Furnace Fuel Seen Hard To Get Next Winter

Shortage Of Gasoline Anticipated In August Tied To Lack Of Steel

laterior Department Says Steel Question’ At Bottom Of Prospective Shortage Of Gas

Late News Bulletins  Rent Control, Wool Bills  Await Costin Siqnature

RENT CONTROL, WOOL ACTS EYED   Two Controversial Bills Sen' To President

RENT, WOOL ACTIONS GIVEN TO PRESIDENT   Truman Has Until July 3 Te Act On Debate Bills

Controversial Bills To Truman   Wool Tariff, Rent Control Adopted

Wool Price, Rent Control Bills Go To White House   Opponents of Both Measures Hope for Presidential Vetoes

E..C. HOUSE IS GUEST SPEAKER AT KIWANIS MEETING   Vivid Pictures Of Humar: Bchavior Patterns Hlustrated By Promin‘as New York. Man.

LIVES WRECKED BY WIOLATION OF THE ‘RULES OF GAME   This Was Message of Speaker ' at Rotary Club, E. C.  “House.   IS A SALES CONSULTANT   He Emphasized Significance of Habit and Positive Mental Attitude.

Two Arrested In Ballinger Robbery Case  Much Of Loot Is Recovered cers

MYSTERIOUS BLAST TAKES MAN’S LIFE   Pennsyivaniag, Carrying «Small Bisck Bag, Dies In Explosion in Wistrict Restaurant

Oil Tanker Blast In Los Angeles  Harbor Kills 2: Extensive Damage

nother fexas City’ ‘Averted  Explosion and pe ee is ee   Explosion and Fire Damage Set ae $10.000.000

Major Disaster Was Averted By Fate, Foresight   Los Angeles Harbor Area Shattered As Tanker Explodes; Nearby Tanks Untouched   Deaths May Reach 14 In Port Blast   Another “Texas City” Or Waterfront Prevented By Quick Action und Favorable Wind

FEAR 14 DIE IN LOS ANGELES SHIP EXPLOSION   Miracle Prevents Another Texas City; Loss Set at 10 Million

Ship Blast Death = ~ Toll May Total 14; Find Two Bodies   Estimate $10,000,000 in “Damages After -L. A. ’ Harbor Calamity

Ship-Explosion Fire May Have Claimed Fourteen Lives; Property Damage Estimated ai $10,000,000

L.A. Port Ripped by Oil Blast   Sixteen: Dead Or Miss: ing ; ‘Following Explosion On Tanker; Flames Destroy Docks in Area

lanker Blast loll Mounts   Dead May Reach 14, Property Loss Is Set at $10,000,000   Pictures on Page 3

Fear Total Of 14 Deaths In Tanker Blast   Fire Loss Of 10 Million Dollars At Wilmington, Calif.

2 Die, 12 Missing As Tanker Explodes In Los Angeles Harbor; Loss 10 Million

DEAD IN BLAST MAY REACH 14   Is Los Angeles Harbor’s Worst Calamity

L. A. HARBOR IS SCENE OF SHIP BLAST   Damage Set At $10,000,000 In Costliest Calamity   TANKER   Blows Up With High Octane Gas In Hold; Fear 14 On Casualty List

TOLL IN HARBOR BLAST RISES 10 4   NINE STILL MISSING IN LOS ANGELES DISASTER — LOSS $10,000,000.

Death Toil From Ship Explosion May Reach 14, Coast Guard Says   Two Known Dead And 12 Missing With 30 Others Injured; Blaze Brought Undae Canten) After Six Hours.

Death Toll In California Sea Blast Is High      LOS ANGELES HARBOR IS ROCKED BY SHIP EXPLOSION

Vessel With Almos 3 Million Gallous of Gasoline Goes  Up in Smoke

Explosion Death Toll May Be 14  10-Million Dollar Damage Reported

Two Known tc Have Died in Tanker Blast   Death Toll May Hit 14; Explosion Loss Placed at $10,000,000

Two More Bodies Taken From Ship  Full Probe of Fire, Explosion Predicted

{4May Be Dead; Wind Saves City   ——:  Firemen, with Pre-arrang- ed Battle Plans, Fight - Eluae for Six Hours

2 Dead, 2 Still Missing In California Ship Blast  Loss Estimated at Ten Million As Fire Dectrave Neaerhy Docks

Death Toll In Coast Explosion May Reach 14  Fire Loss Set At Ten Million

Fear 14 Dead In Ship Blast   Gasoline Loaded Craft Threat: ens Another Texas City Disaster Near Los Angeles.

Count Victims in in:      Tanker: Ex esion            “Run from: Two te” ‘ld in Triple Blast -

TOLL MOUNTS IN SHIP BLAST   Two More Bodies Are Taken From Burned Tanker;  10 Men Still Missing

Two More Bodies Are Found on Burning Tanker  Boarding Parties Are Forced Back; Negligence Charged

14 ARE FEARE DEAD IN BLAST OF OIL TANKEI   Disoster in Los Angeles Horbor Followed by Fire Raging For Six Hours .

Blaze Visible 12 Miles Is Under Control   Tanker Markay Blew Up With 2,940,000 Gellons Of Fuel In Triple Explosion

At Least 2 Die In Ship-Blast  May Have Become Another ‘Texas City’

Two Are Killed And 12 Missing In Ship Blast   Explosion At Wilmington. Calif., Causes Damage Totaling 10 Millions

Los Angeles Harbor Blast Starts Fires   Four Bodies Taken From Blazing Hull, More Men Missing After Tanker Markey Blows Up

LOS ANGELES HARBOR FIRE CLAIMS AT LEAST TWO DEAD, 14 INJURED AND TEN MILLIONS IN DAMAGE

SEEK SURVIVORS IN LOS ANGELES SHIP EXPLOSION   12 MISSING ‘AFTER MYSTERIOUS BLAST DESTROYS TANKER

14 Men Believed Dead Following Tanker Blast   Damage Estimated At $10,000,000 To Big Los Angeles Harbor

Fate, Foresight Prevent Texas City Type Disaster at Los Angeles As Tanker Explodes; 14May Be Dead

4 Bodies in Debris      iTen Millions Less From  Explosion Of Ship, And  i  i Blaze It Set

‘Texas City’ Ir Calif. Averted By Right Wind   Fear 14 Dead After Giant Explosion In Los Angeles Harbor

At Least 2 Dead In Ship Blast   Death Toll in California Explosion May Reach 14

Ship-Explosion Fire Kills Two: Twelve Missing   Damage Estimated At $10 Million When Tanker Blows Up In Los Angeles Harbor

14 FEARE DEAD IN SHIP BLAST. FIRE   Tanker Blows Up in Harbor at Wilmington, Calif., Causing Loss of $10,000,000— A “Texas City” Averted.

Blast Aboard Tanker Causes Serious Loss   Estimate 14 Lives Lost  And Damage Of Around  $10,000,000 As Result  Of Harbor Explosion

Huge Ship-Explosion Fire Hits Los Angeles Harbor   Storms Lash West And Take 18 Lives

— FIRE BLAST TOLL 4   Recovery Of 2 Bodies Yesterday Adds To List

FOURTEEN DEAD OR MISSING AS SHIP BLOWS UP   Ley Angeles Horbor Saved >From Being Second Texas City.

14 Believed Victims of Ship Blast   SS Markey Blows U Markey Blows Up at Los Angeles:

(Telephone Strike Estimafed To Have Cost Workers About Ninely Millions In Wages; Service For Most Areas Back To Norma]

‘Phone Service Nearly Normal After 45 Days  , Only Few Worker: Remain Off Job

TELEPHONE SERVICE BACK 10 NORMAL   First Time in 45 Days; Strike _ Cost Workers Much

Western Electric Workers: Last Major Holdouts, Reach Wage Settlement

Strike Ends, Telephone Service Returning To Normal All Over U. S.

All Phone Service Baek First Time  In 45 Days   Nationwide Strike Costs Workers in U. S. $90,000,000 in Wages. Estimate

RUSSIA LABELED FRENCH THREAT   Seen Greater Menace to Security than Germany

Soviets Threaten French Security, Socialist Charges   ‘Assembly Leader’s Blunt Statement Reflects Change in Thinking

Carl Elsen Died Monda Evening  Lived [Plymouth County Rifty Years

ELSEN SERVICES CONDUCTED TODAY   Carl B. Elsen Passed Away, At His Home On Mon dav Evening

ELSEN SERVICES CONDUCTED TODAY   Carl B. Elsen Passed Away At His‘ Home On Mon- © - day. Evening :

Pressure Put On Truman To Veto, Sign Bill   Has Until June 20 To Act On Labor Measure

Truman Urged To Veto, Sign Labor Measure      President, In the Middle Keeps Own Counsel On Action

Experts Claim HartleyTaft Labor Bill Unable Prevent Mine Walkout   Pressure Building Up On President Both To Veto And To Sign Union-Curbing Measure Into Taw: Triuman Keensg Own Counsel

Truce Between Mine Owners, Lewis Sought   More Steel Worker: Furloughed As Coal Supplis Run Out

Seek to Avert Nation Wide Coal Strike   Swellenbach to Ask Lewis and Mine Ownere ta Meet

Labor Sec’y Will Try To Step Strike  Schwellenbach Hopes To Bring

Schwellenbach Takes Lead In Move to Block General Strike of Miners in July  Workmen File Out of Pits to Begin ee EM <i _ Kw...   Workmen File Out of Pits to Begin Vacation, With No Assurance They Will Return: Coal Supply Shrinking

INVITE LEWIS, OPERATORS TO CONFER   Schwellenbach To Try For Settlement Next Week  MINERS   To Start 10-Day Vacation Period Today; Labor . Officials Hopeful

U.S. Attempts To Set Talks   Moves to Get Lewis, Operaters Together

Labor Peace To Be Sought During Week   Sec’y Schwellenbach Will Try to Iron Out Coal Miners Dispute During Week’s Vacation.

Hope for New Contract By July Deadline   New Layoffs Announe: ed as U.S. Prepares To Return Coal Pits To Owners on Mondar

Labor Secretary Aims to Bring Lewis, Operators Together at Early Date

PLAN CONFERENCE OF OPERATORS AND JOHN L, LEWIS   Labor Department Official Plan to Head Off Strike July 8.   (WOULD BE NATION-WIDE   Sec. Krug Estimates a 32Day Supply of Coal After Sunday.

Schwellenbach Seeks to Block All-Out Strike   National Industrial Paralysis Feared As Reserves Dwindle

Krug Declares 32-Day Supply Of Coal Stored   Schwellenbach Will Try Te Get UMW Head and Mine Owners Begin Parley On Pact   Southern Owners ‘Stumbling Block’   “Strike Would Show What New Labor Curb Measure Can Accomplish,” Says Interior Chief

Mine Strike  Threat Now At Showdown   Nearly All Coal Diggers Out Now In Protest to New Labor Bill as New Contract Negotiations On

Labor Head Plans Negotiations To  Avert Coal Strike   Krug Prepares Return  Of Mines To Owners

SEEK AGREEMENT TO AVOID STRIKE   LABOR DEPARTMENT ASKS COAL INDUSTRY RESUME MEETINGS

Schwellenbach To Attempt Pact With Lewis, Operators   Department Wants To Avert Full-Scale Strike On July 8th; Supplies Very Low

Schwellenbach Seeks To Avert Full Coal Strike_   PEACE RUMOR SPREADS

STALIN LOOKS RESTED      Russian Prime Minister Spent Vacation on Black Sea Coast

Foremen’s Union Case  Put Off   NLRB Proceedings Await Decision by Supreme Court

NLRB Puts Off Decisions On Foremen  Awaits Supreme Court Decision In Packard Case

Waits Court Test Of Foremen Rights   NLRB Halts Proceedings m All Supervisor Cazes

IMPORTANT LABOR DECISION IMPENDS IN HIGH US. COURT   NLRB Asks Suspension of Preceedings in Cases for Rights of Certair Kinds of Workers.   FOREMEN, OTHERS WILL BE INVOLVED

NLRB ORDERS SUSPENSION PENDING DECISION BY SUPREME COURT ON RIGHTS OF SUCH EMPLOYEES.

NLRB SUSPENDS PROCEEDINGS: IN FOREMEN CASES   Await Supreme ‘Court Decisior On Whether Foremen ‘ Gan Bargain

Railroads Ask For Increase In Coach Fares   Southern Carriers Join East In Move To Make Them 3.5 Cents Mile

Phone Unit To Resume Picketing   Equipment Workers Heac Charges Union Busting By Western Electric.

Order Given To Reinforce Picket Lines   Western Electric Co. Is Accused of*'Making ‘Declaration of War’ —

Phone Strike Flares Anew  ‘Impasse’ Develops At Western Electric

Union Busting Taecties Charged By ACEW Head   Reinforced Picket Lines Ordered At Western Electric

Phone Strike Flares Anew Over Nation   Pickets Get Orders To Reform Lines Outside Exchanges

PHONE WALKQUT FLARES UP ANE   Equipment ~ Installation Men Call For Reinforced Picket Lines

COUNTRY - WIDE PHONESTRIKE FLARES AGAIN   Equipment Workers Call on Labor    Unions to Help

PHONE STRIKE FLARES ANEW   installation Men To Reinforce Picket Lines

Western Electric Union Renews Telephone Tieup  Orders Full-Scale Picketing Tn Deelaraton af War’

Phone Picket Line: Renewed as W.E. Settlement Fails  Equipment Workers Call for Support Of All Labor Unions

Picket Lines Go Up Again In Phone Row   Equipment Workers Charge Bell With ‘Union Busting’

Officers Probe . Mystery Attacks  Attaches at Duke Hospital Alerted

Mystery Assaults Continue   Nurses at Durham, N, C. Hospital Attacked; Fires Set.

SCHUSTER DUE AS WITNESS IN LIQUOR PROBE   ‘Kelch Says Transfer Here Was To Check West Virginia ‘Cheat Spots’

Mexia Has ‘Discs’  First Reports of “Flying Discs” Over Mexia Announced Wednesday Morning

Mexia Has “Discs”  First Reports of “Flying Discs" Over  ~ Mexia Announced Wednesday Morning   Waco Airpoicine: Drovs'Circulars Over City

WATER METHOD FOR PRODUCING SHOWERS   Simpler System Than Use Of Dry  Ice Announced By General Blartcis Galantie

KFEP BUYING   Mr. and Mrs. America No! Changing Plans Much, Survey Shows

Spending in 4 To Continue High  Financial Condition a roava © ws0  ¢e, Rrra

Higher Costs of Living No Bar to Future Planniry  Federal Reserve Boarc Finds Americans Are   Federal Reserve Boarc Finds Americans Are Still Looking Ahead

BOOST IN FOOD COSTS TAKING MORE OF FAMILY BUDGETS Public Makes Plans To Continue: Buying Despite Increasing Costs Of Goods: Warning Sounded -

EDITORS FAVOR / CLEVELAND MA   N. R.- Howard Boosted Tc Head ASNE

FOUR CITY ELECTIONS   _ McLouth, Tonganoxie, Oskaloosa  And DeSoto Report Results  :

AAA Program Is Rearranged   Sioux County Chairman Anprouncet Shift of More Responsibitity To Community Committeemen

NEW AAA PROGRA TO FAVOR SMALL FARMER IN 194!   O. W. Kissick, Chairman, Say: Less Funds to Ge to Large Operators.   PAYMENT LIMIT IS $500   More Local Responsibility This Year Than Before in the Program.

May Rely On Truman For Arabian Oil Data   Senate War Investigators Debate Whether Ts Open Up Files OF FDR With Subpoena

Opening of FDR Files ls Dehated   Senators Want Data on Arabian Oi} Contracts   Senate Committee Okays Four Treaties   Texas Solons ‘Vote’ Firing Sauad for Union Members

Debate Concerns Arabian Oi! Deal  Subpoena of FR Files Being Considered

War Investigators Ponder Next Move   Complete Access Denied To Roosevelt Papers

Senate War Investigators Ponder Idea Of Opening Roosevelt Files By Subpoena

[SENATE WAR INVESTIGATORS DEBATE ON OPENING FDR’S FILES BY SUBPOENA OR RELYING ON TRUMAN TO.GET DOPE

FOR FILES MAY BE OPENED FOR BIG OIL PROBE   Senate War Investigators Debate Whether To Subpoena Papers Of Late President Or Rely On Truman Infor. mation. _

Oil Papers May Be Put Under Writ   Ir vestigators Study How to Get Documents, by Subpoena or by Truman Action —   O’Connor’s View

ROOSEVELT: PAPERS  MAY BE SUMMONED   Executors of. Estate Ban Search’ by Senate Probers

LEGAL PRY EYED FOR OIL PAPERS   Group May Use Subpena Tt Open Roosevelt Files

May Probe FDR Oil Deal Papers   Senate War Investigating Board Seeks Data ‘On Ci! Negotiations

War Probers Ponder Steps To Subpoena FDR Papers:   Group May Decide To Accept Truman Offered Information

Oil Deal Probers Want FDR Papers   War Investigators Question Openina: May Rely on Subpoena

MAY SUBPOENA FOR'S PAPERS ON ARABIAN OIL   Refuse Voluntarily Search o' Files >in Hunt for Information

‘Subpoena, hely On Truman For  Info Needed   War Investigators On Trail Of Arabian Oil Deal; Full  Access To Files,

STUDY Vat OF SUBPOENA TO GET FOR FILE   Arabian Oil Deal Probers Uncertain on Way to Crack Secrecy.

Study Whether ‘To‘Subpoena’ Roosevelt File   War Probers On Trisl Of Arabiun Oil Deal Say They Need The Documents

Senate. ?robers. Ponder  Whethe « To Subpoena _ FDR Pai crs On Oil Deal

O'Connor Bars Senate Investigators ‘Access to F. D. R.'s Personal Papers

Guard Papers Of Roosevelt   Congressmen Ponder Whether To Issue Subpoena

Rent Boost Introduced in Senate   Buck's Measure Sets 10 Per Cent Increase Court Enforcement

OPA Controls Would End On Dec. 31, 1947   Landlords Would Face $1,000 Fine  For Violatiane

Dolly, an Old Mare, Makes Maiden Race Handicapped by Load of Junk

Vandenberg Asks Senate To Approve Aid to Stop “Chain Reaction Threat’

Senate Begins Historic Debate On Greek Aid  Vandenberg Says Measure Is Act Of ‘Total Faith’

Vandenberg Denies Gromyko’s Charges   Calls on Senate to Approve Aid to Greece And Turkey in Order to Avert ‘Chain Reaction’ Which Would Threaten World Peace

VANDENBERG IN NEW AID. PLEA   Declares Program To ‘Help Greece Not ‘By-Passing’ The United Nations

Vandenberg Defends Aid For Greece   Prevent Dancer of Chain Reaction Threat To Peace, Solon Asks

“An Act Of Faith In U.N.”   Vandenberg Replies To Gromyko Attack On Greek Aid Policy; Fears :‘‘Chain Reaction

Vandenberg Denies U.N. Is By-Passed   Opens Senate Debate On Greek Aid—  Answers Cramvka

Vandenburg Urges Senate To Aid Greece  Denies U. S. By-Passe I) N Qe Aime At

Vandenberg Calls On Senate to OK Greek-Turk Aid   Says Action Would Not By-pass UN as Charaed by Soviets

Today In Congress   Senate Tackles Greco-Turkish Aid Measure; Final Vote On Lilienthal Set Tomorrow; Labor Department Complains About Cuts

SOLONS ASKED TO OKAY AID   Vandenberg Asks Measure to Stop “Chain Reaction”

IS URGED BY VANDENBERG   Senator Says Failure Would Set Off “a Chain Reaction Which Would Threaten Peace and Security Around Globe.”

Senate Told Movels Act of Faith   Senator Says UN Has No Equipment To Assist Greece

Vandenberg Makes Plea For Aid Plan   Michigan Senator Leads In Debate Expected to Last Week or More and Has Reply for Gromyko

Asks Senate To Okay Aid   Vandenberg Explains Not U. N. Task, Could Ruin I¢ By Such Assignment

Vand enberg Asks Senate To Vote Aid   Senator Hopes To Avoid Chain Reaction Threatening World Peace

Vandenberg For Greek, Turk Aid      Will Prevent Chain Reaction Threatening Global Peace.

“_ Calls. Pragrarn Vol   untary Allegionce To Biastasl Alii wie”

UN UNPREPARED SAYS SENATOR   Vandenberg Replies to Gromvko’s Talk on Aid

Greek Aid Debate Begins   U.S. Policy Not By-Passing U.N., Vandenberg Tells Senate

EIGHT OFFICIALS OF AIRALINE REPORTED AMONG VICTIMS OF - ACCIDENT IN GEORGIA

Princess And Her Consort!  May Visit U.S. In Spring   Arrangements Being Completed For Elizabeth's Visit To Canada; Date Will Not Be Set Until Shortly Before Tour Starts

ROYAL TOUR DEPENDS ON STORK: Prince and Princess Plan Visit to U.S. 

GREECE FILES FORMAL COUNT WITH COUNCIL   Drastic New Move Is Aimed at Russia's Latest Veto

Greeks Hurl Charge of Aggression   Athens Demands U.N. Take Action Despite Soviet Union's Vote

ENTERS CHARGE OF AGGRESSION IN UN COUNCIL   Complaint Against 3 Russ Satellites Aimed at Countering Veto

Tomorrows Headlines “Jeday GREECE CHARGES THREE BALKAN NATIONS WAGING WAR; UNITED NATIONS IS REQUESTED TO ACT

Charge Soviet Balkan Satellites With Agaression   Greek Complaint to UN Security Council Names Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Albania

Charge Aggression By Soviet Satellites   Formal Charges Against Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania Filed by Greece In United Nations Security Council: Counters Border Watch Veto

Case is brougnr Before U.N. as  Answer to Veto  Charter’s Chapter Seven Invoked at Lake Success

‘GREECE ASKS DRASTIC U.N. ACTION AGAINST RED-BLOG NEIGHBORS  FORMAL PLEA OFFERED AS COUNCIL ALSO TO STUDY INDONESIA CASE

Greece Accuses   Three Russian el-. 7 lites Charged : _ Aggression Under ‘UN Charter “Chanter

Greece Files Charges Of Aggression Against Russ Balkan Satellites

Aggression Charged to Balkan Satellites Of  Russia In Greek Move   Formal Charges Filed Before U. N. Council Name Yugoslavia, Bulgaria And Albanian Nations

Greeks Say Balkan Nations Aggressors   File Charges Before U. N. Against Slavs, Bulgaria and Albania, Seeking to Counter Red Veto of Proposed Border Watch.

Formal Move Calls for Drastic Act   Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania Are Named in Accusation

Greeks Charge Red Satellites  Take Drastic Move Under U. N. Charter

Father Blasts Into Sealed Cave, ‘Unconvinced Body That of Son, 17

WASH YOUR FEET, GALS   If You Want to Get in New Game Played at Box Suppers

Air Race Program ls Cancelled Out  Bendix Trophy Event Is On Full Speed

Cleveland Events Canceled   12 m Contest; Fuel Leak Forces Odom to Withdraw

Hollywood Fears to Answer Church Leaders’ Blasts at Its Divorces —

COMMONS BACKS ATTLEE REGIME   Defeat Chudchill’s Fourth Attempt to Expel Britain’s Labor Government.

Churchill Fails In Attempt to Oust Laborites   Commons Turns Down Motion that Regime Is Lacking Leadership

Attlee Upheld As Churchill's Motion Loses  British War Leader's Sneech Ic Criticized

CHURCHILL 13 BEATEN AGAIN   Leader of Conservatives Loses 4th Attempt To Expel Labor Govt.

CHURCHILL  CHALLENGE MEETS DEFEAT   Commons Gives Vote Of Confidence To Laborites

ON CONTRACTS IN COAL MINES   Lewis Says Contract to Depend Entirely on Government and Mine Operators      CLAIMS MINERS READY — -TO CPEN. NEGOTIATIONS

Death Mail Sent to Top British Group   Explosive Powder ‘ Found in Letters * From Italy

BLAST POWDER IN ENVELOPES   SCOTLAND YARD PROBES UN. USUAL PLOT AGAINST "NUMBER OF PROMI. NENT .BRITONS

 -A Small Puff From Snyder’s Pipe and Othman Might Have ‘ Understood the Situation

Steel Heads Rapped By O'Mahoney   Production Expansion Urged By Senator

—‘BELIEVE CAPITALISM WILL FALL’— Price Boosters Mirror Stalin’ 5 Philosophy, Senator Charges 

Q'Mahoney States Steel Industry Is Following Stalin  Unsure Capitalism Will Last, Says Wyoming Solon

SENATOR RAPS STEEL LEADERS   Says Officials Believe Capitalism Due for Breakdown

Senator Says Steel Heads Fear Break Seen’ Sharing” ~ Same Belief As Stalin

Steel Leaders Hit For Lack Of Faith In U. S. Democracy   Senator Says Industry Leaders Are In Same Boat With Russia's Stalin

STEEL BELIEFS ARE ASSAILED    Senator Says Industry  Thinks Like Stalin

Senator Blasts  Steel Industry Price Boosting   ‘Showing Belief in *.' Eventual’ Breakdown?

Senator Slaps Steel Company Heads On Hike   O’Mahoney Asserts Leader: Of Industry. Showing Stalin Viewpoint On Capitaliam

Larger Steel Output Urged   O’Mahoney Demand: U. S. Capacity Be Lifted

SENATOR RAPS HIGH STEEL PRICES   Charges Leaders Unwilling { To Expand Industry  ey

Have No Faith In Capitalism, 0'Mahoney Says   Compares Big Steel Bosses With Stalin; Says Production  Must Be Expanded

O'MAHONEY HITS STEEL BOOSTS   Says Some Leaders Share Stalin’s Belief In End Of Capitalism

STEEL EXECUTIVES LACKING FAITH IN CAPITALISM PLAN   Senator Charges Industry Heads Not Taking Advantage of Production Needs

Stee! Leaders’ Desires Linked To Stalin’s Aims   Would Defea! Capitalism, Says O'Mahoney; Calls For Bigger Production

Senator Raps Steel Leaders as Sharing Belief of Stalin That Capitalism Breakdown is Coming

(Mahoney Deplores Steel Leaders’ “Lack of Faith’ in Capitalist System

O’Mahoney Raps Steel Leaders As Sharing Stalin’s Belief Capitalism To Break Down

 Shar e Stalin Views, O’Mahoney Ave  STEEL. INDUSTRY LEADERS RAPPED

STEEL LEADERS ARE ATTACKED   Senator Says They’re Boostin« Prices, Exhibiting Beliefs of Stalin

Industry Heads Share Stalin's Beliefs, Claim  O'Mahoney Raps Steel Leaders For High Prices

m (Mahoney Flay: rk Steel Industry   American Legion 0’ Crowds New York St   Claims Leaders Show Same Beliefs  As Communists

Raps Steel Industry _ for Failure to Meet Required Production  —_— = ————- ow   O’Mahoney Says Leaders Must Doubt Future of United States

SENATOR FLAYS — STEEL LEADERS   Says Industry Backs Stalir Belief Of ‘Breakdown’

View of Steel Heads Rapped   O’Mahoney Charges They Hold Same Capitalism Belief of Premier Stalin

Montana Weather   Claim Some Steel Industry Leaders Believe Same as Stalin on Fall of Capitalism

Says Steel Executives . ia Failure to. Hike ‘Capacity Have- Same _ Outlook as Stalin   ‘Unlimited: Market   Big Consumer Demand Being Overlooked by Suppliers

Lack Confidence in US:0'Mahoney   'Higher Output Instead of Higher Prices Needed  Savs Solon *

Says Steel Leaders Must Think  Capitalism Due For Breakdown   Senator O’Mahoney Caustic In Criticism. Of . Industry Over Boosting.Prices; Should Expand Production, He Claims.

Hits Steel Industry Leaders’ Lack of Faith in Capitalism      Senator O’Mahoney Asserts They Show Same Belief Ac @talin In An Eventual Breakdown

Leaders  In Steel  Undergo Attack   Communist Heads Look For Help By Depression

O’Mahoney In Blast At U. S. Steel Leaders   PRODUCTION NOT PRICES SHOULD BE BOOSTED NOW

URGE CHANGES TO END RACIAL DISCRIMINATION   Truman's Committee or Civil Rights Submits  35 Recommendations

U.S. Urged to End Racial Segregation   President's Civil Rights Committee Advocates Immediate Action to Outlaw Discrimination For Fuller Realization of ‘The American Way’

PROPOSED RACIAL SEGREGATION BE WIPED OUT IN IS   This Is Report of Committec Appoinged by President Truman.   35 RECOMMENDATIONS   Urged Enaetment of Federa! Anti-Lynching Anti-Poll Tax Laws.

Would Legislate Segregation Out   Tsuman Committee Recom/ ends Laws Forbidding It in the US.   MUST SET EXAMPLE   Country Not Strong to Stand Criti cism of World

Civil Rights Report Made To President   Truman Committee Would End Racial  Segregation ‘Now’: Federal Law Asked

178-Page Report Offers 35 Recommendatio e Su ibject: cts nee Recommendations on Ex pl  TRUMAN'S CIVIL RIGHTS COMMITTEE WOULD OUTLAW RACIAL SEGREGATION

Elimination Of Racial Segregation Asked By Truman Committee; ‘Anti-Lynching, Anti-Poll Tax, Fair Employment Bills Proposed

GREATER CIVIL RIGHTS ASKED BY COMMITTEE   Enactment of 3 Laws To Improve Living Suggested

Segregation Of Races Hit By Committee   Would Put End To Present Policy In Parts Of U.S.

Racial Issues Get Top Priority   Special Committee Also Supports FEPC Idea

Board Appointed By Truman Raps Race Sesregation   Other Preposals

End of Racial Segregation “Now” Is Proposed By Civil Rights Committee, 'Uraina U.S. Laws On Nearo Problem:

Urge Federal Enactment Of Three Issues   Measures Needed To Bring Nation To American Way. 

Report Calls For Guarantee Of Civil Rights To All In List Of Recommendations On Explosive Sub » ogee ne

End Racial Bars.  Truman Unit Asks   Says United States Not So Powerful It Can Afford Bias

 Truman Committee on Civil Rights Urges Racial Segregation in U.S. Ended 

Committee on Civil Rights Recommends Changes In Federal, State Laws

Civil Rights Group Asks  Law Revision   Presents Report To White House

Truman Committee Urges End Of U. S. Racial Segregation   Fifteen-Member Group on Civil Rights Asks Federal Anti-Lynching, Anti-Poll Tax and Fair Employment Practice Laws.

Recommends End To Segregation  Truman Committee   Truman Committee Wants It Wiped Out Now.

GROUP URGES DEATH “NOW” OF RACE BARS   Makes Proposals To End Segregation at Once.

Group Seeks Realization Of ‘American Way  Oppose Lynching, All Segregations In Recommendations

END TO RACIAL PREJUDICES IS PRESSED AGAIN   Committee Named by Truman Asks Anti \- Lynching, Anti-Poll Yax Acts

President’s Group Urges Law Against Lynching, End To Racial Hatreds

Civil Rights Committee Asks Segregation End   President’s Group Urges’ ‘Immediate’ End to Practices

Truman’s Committee on Civil Rights Asks Laws On Explosive Subjects

CIVIL RIGHTS BODY SEEKING MANY CHANGES   Truman Committee Asks Citizenship Rights Despite Color; Wants AntiLynching Laws, Anti-Poll Tax Measure; And Fair Employ ment Practices.

Guarantee o! Rights Urged   Truman Committee Deplores Racial Strife, Asks End to Segregation, Property Restrictions, Poll Taxes

Propose Federal Laws to Wipe Out Racial Segregation from The American Way of Living

Committee Raps Racial Segregation  35 Suggestions Whecla in Renort   35 Suggestions Made in Report to President

Attack Race Intolerance In U.S.   President’s Civil ‘Rights Commitee Proposes Nation Wipe Out Segregation ‘Now

Civil Rights Report— “Wipe Out Segregation’   ‘Committee Asks Outlaw of   Pavenantc

Civil Rights Group Urges Implementation of ‘American Way’   Commitise “Would

CIVIL RIGHTS COMMITTEE REPORTS Presidential Guia 7 Calls for End Of All Racial Segregation in U. S.

Committee Reports On Racial Issue To Truman Today   Would Abolish All Segregation Laws Immediately

iime is vow  Civil Rights Committee Asks End To Racial Segregation

Truman Committee Would Eliminate Racial Searegation   Urges Enactment Of Anti-lynch, and Anti-Pall Tax Law--.  De ere ee

CONNALLY ASSAILS SEN. FERGUSON   BLISTERING ATTACK LEADS TO DEMANDS THAT TEXAN BE SILENCED.

U. S. SMOTHERS ARGENTINE BID TO LIMIT PACT   Vandenberg Leads America To Smashing Victory In Hemisphere Parley

Argentina Loses ln Feud With US   Efforts to Limit Hemispheric Pact's Scope Abandoned

DELAY SAVES U.S. FROV VOTE DEFEAT   Vandenberg Is Credited With Bringing Win

U. S. WINS OVER ARGENTINA IN CLASH AT RIC   South Americans Agree T' Withdraw Amendment To Limit Treaty

Row Finally Broke Out — Yesterday —   Argentine Tried to Arrange Deal With Other Nations. to. Buck  U. S. But Move Failed . i

Score Double Barreled Victory In Maneuvers To Fix Treaty Scope   Vandenburg’s Diplomacy Forces Backdown On Issue And Acceptance Of Another That South Americans Had Rejected Three Days Ago.

Sen. Vandenberg Leads ‘Complete Victory at End   America Comes out on Top in Every Dispute At Brazil Conference

U. S. Diplomats Hand Defeat To Araentina   Senator Vandenberg Achieves Complete Victory in in Fight For Hemispheric Ticfense Treaty.

Senator Scores : U.S. Victory in  Argentine Figh    Vandenberg’ s Outburst - Forces Withdrawal of Limiting Amendment

Murray Urges Ban On Strikes Between Unions  Suggest To Senate That He Join Green

Murray Suggests: AFL: Chief Called In For Joint Wo On Strike Act:       AGAINST _ CONGRESSIONAL :

Murray Would Call In  Green   Congressional Act Is Real Fear Of Labor

May End Disputes Over Jurisdiction   Labor Leaders Argue Unions Should Settle Own Troubles

DeweyCommission 1s for Higher Wage ForOlderTeachers   Bair Says $2,100 Would Be Too Much for Those dust) Beginning Theie Careers

COAL CONTROL “WALLACE IDER   TELLS LECTURE TOUR AUDI ENCE THAT NE FAVORS NA‘TION OWNING THE  MINES

Of The Way, Is  Second  Shorty Cantlon Killed In Spill   Dnly 14 Cars Left Out Of 30 Starting Memorial Day Classic

Speedway Race Taken By Rose   Driver Killed in Collision During Indianapolis Feature

Rose Aaain Wins S00-Mile Classic  One Driver Killed in Auto Sneed Race

Shorty Cantlon Fatally Hurt As Auto Overturns  Winner Trails Holland Until Thea lact la

TRUMAN Wit LEND CANADIAN TOURS   Prersident Will Leave to Return Home This Evening.

Forecast Vetoes For GOP Tax Reducer And  Labor Control Measure   i  Presidential Visit Te Canada Marked By Warmth Scheduled To End Late Today; No Action On Vital Bills Before Next Week.

Truman Starts Three-Day Goodwill Tour of Canada   Leaves Washington Tonight; Action of Tax’ And Labor Bills Awaits Return Friday

President Faces Two Import ant Decisions On Return To Woshinaton

President Will Make Three-Day Visit To Canade   Truman To Leave Tonight For Ottawa On Good-Will Visit To Neighbor   RETURNED SUNDAY FROM KANSAS CITY

Visit to Canada To End Tonight   Action on Labor, Income Tax Bills Waits Chief Executive’s Return .

TRUMANS TO CANADA TONIGHT   No Indication Given As to Possible Veto of Labor and Tax Bills.

TRUMAN PLANS —GOODWILL-TRIP   PRESIDENT TO SPEAK BE; FORE THE CANADIAN PAR. LIAMENT DURING HIS OE. 1 1 Tt 1, . en

TRUMAN ENDS. CANADIAN VISIT TODAY.   Returns to Face Two Important Decisions

KALIDA SOLON HEART VICTIM   Rep. Veach Was Author of Anti-Closed Shop Resolution

True Fish Story Decatur, Ill., Citizens Use Hands To Pull Out Big Ones

Red Arrow Traveling At Safe Speed  Coroner’s Jury Rules On PRR’s

SEVE IN OHIO BLAZE   Overheated Stove Virtually Wipes Gut Family

T OIE IN GREENWICH APARTMENT BLAZE   Only One of Family Escapes Death in Trap.

7 OF FAMILY PERISH IN APARTMENT BLAZE   Two Others Escape Flames In Home Near Mansfield

MAN AND WIFE, 2 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE   ‘Mansfield Family Trapped In Apartment

T OF FAMILY PERISH IN FIRE   Only One Child Survives Flames Near Mansfield

SDE TOS Ua eS eta  ‘Facls of Lite i in U.S. Film, ‘Birth of ABahy,’ Too Strong for Londoners

LONDON MOVIEGOERS FIND FACTS OF LIFE TOO STRONG AND U.S. FILM CAUSES LARGE SCALE SWGON

CHIANG SEEKS NEW PARLEY WITH “REDS”   Central Government Will Resume Negotiations Toward Settling China’s Civil Strife if Communists Are Willing.

INCOME TAX RECORDS ARE BADLY CONFUSED   Girl Clerks Destroyed 400 Withholding Returns To Mect Work Ouota

Girls Flush Income Tax Returns Down Drain; Judae Fake Hears Case

Whose Were They? Records Scrambled” When TwoGirl Clerks Throw Away 400 Tax Returns

TAX OFFICIALS FACE BIG TASK   Two Girl Clerks Destroy Withholding Returns

British Troop Train Blown up as ‘Condemned Jews Cheat Hangman by  Suicide: 80,000 Under Arrest

British Troop — Train Blown up By..Terrorists .   Tracks Mined Near Tel Aviv; Seven Dead,

Holy Land Train Mined, Seven Die  British Blame Jewish Underground Reprisal For Death of Troops

TENSION GROWS IN PALESTINE; 2 KILL SELVES   Renorts Say Many Are Dead And Injured On Explo sionWrecked Train;  ‘Hidden Terrorists Spray Scene With  Guns, Grenades.

Hearings on Aid Proposal Start Today   New Demands Arise for Turning Problem Over To U. N., Some Support President Triman

Mediterranean Problem Splits G. 0. P.   Public Hearings to Open on Truman’s Request

Hearings Start Today on Request For Foreign Aid   Demands for Turning Matter to UN Are Heard

HEARINGS SET ON GREEK AID   First Public Testimony Will Be Taken Today; Problem Brings GOP Split

G0. PIS SPLIT 3 WAYS ON GREEK, TURK AID ISSUE   Hands-Off Attitude Demanded by Some—Others Would Turn Problem Over to United Nations.   THIRD GROUP BACKS TRUMAN’S PROPOSAL   House Committee Set to Begin Hearings Today on $400,000,000 Assistance Request.

Truman Greek Aid Bid Splits GOP Majority   Republicans Again Demand Problem Be Turned Over to UN

Congressional Leaders Split, Feel Pressure to Submit Problem to UN

Mediterranean Problem Splits G. 0. P.  Public Hearings to Open on

HST’s PLAN IS ATTACKED  Delay Seen On Greek Aid As GOPs Divide On Issue

Demands Arise For Turning Over To UN GOP Congress Majority Split On Creck.-Turk-Russ Problems

New Demands Arise For Turning Problem Over to United Nations; Others Urges Hands Off

Greek-Turkish Problem Splits GOP Majority  House Group Sef To Begin Hearing

Republicans Split — On Greek-Turk Aid   New Demands for Turning Problem Over To United Nations

Greek-Turkish Problem Splits COP Three Ways  Coe ae   New Demands Made To Turn Problem To United Nations

Solon’s Views On (reek Aid Vary  Hearings On Problem Will Start Today

GOVERNOR BLUE ASKS PROBE GF CONSERVATION   Starts 7-Man Committee Investigation Into Commission Friction

Governor Names Special Committee to Make Survey of Fight Within Conservation Unit

RAIL STRIKE IS DECLARED AT AN END   Southern Pacific And Workers Arrive At Early Agreement

Railroad Strike Quickly Settled   Engineers Return To Work Six Hours After Leaving Job

S. P. Engineer Strike Ended  Western Lines of Railroad Are Tied Up 6 Hours, 45 Minutes

RAILWAY STRIKE ENDS IN 7 HOURS   Most Of Grievances Settled In West; Talks To Go On

sp Walkout Ends Quiekly In Agreement   Settle 15 of 20 Points As Remainder Left To Future Diseussiou

Brief Rail Strike Ends   S. P. Trains Roll After Agreement With Union Ends 7-Hour Walkout

Railway Strike Lasts Six Hours   Engineers for Southern Pa. cific Settle After Short Walkout.

Rail Strike Is Settled   Sou. Pacific Engineers Back 7 Hours After Strike Began

Walkout Of Engineers  Is Ended   Strike Halts Seuthern Pacific Qver 6 Hours

Rail Service Resumes After Strike Ends   Southern Pacific Engineers, Firm Reach Compromise

Southern Pacific,  Engineers Agree  On Ending Strike Six-Hour Walkout Ended  By Agreement Culminating Dispute on Working Rules

Southern Paciti Engineers End Brief Walkout   Trains Start Rolling Nearly Seven Hours After Strike Started

Southern Pacific Engineers End 6-Hour Strike   Walkout Indefinitely Postponed With  Signing Of Aqreement: Some Issues Remain

Southern Pacific Engineer's Strike Ended: Trains Roll   Remaining Issues To be Settled by  Titer nd Blech

Return Trains fo Runs Quickly   Remaining Issues to Be Settled by Direct Negotiation with Company

RAIL STRIKE ON ~ WEST COAST ENDS   Engineers Walkout on Western Lines Lasted  63% Hours   AGREEMENT REACHED

Dispute Ends as Union, Railroad Agree on Terms   Locomotives Puffing Back Into Service as Six-Hour Strike Ends

Rail Strike All Over In Seven Hours   UP Locomotives Back In Service On Wactarn Linas

RAIL STRIKE SHORT LIVED IN THE WEST   Tie-up by Southern Pacific Locomotive Engineers Ends Six Hours and 45 Minutes After Its Becimnninge.

Stoppage Lasts Six Hours, 45 Minutes On West Lines; 15 OF 20. Teanes Settled

Workers Out But 6 Hours 45 Minutes   Remaining Issues Are to Be Setttled In New Neaotiations

Agreement — Ends Strike Of Engineers   Compromise Accord ‘Puts Men Back on Jobs After 7 Hour Walkout; Trains Rack on Schedule

SOUTHERN PACIIC RAILROAD STRIKE SETTLED QUICKL'   Spokesman For Engineers Says. Workers Got “Best Of Baraain” in Pact

Locomotives Are — Back In Service   Southern Pacific Agreement Signed And Walkout Postponed Indefinitely While Remaining Issues: Are Negotiated

§P Engineers Back On Jobs In The West   Trains Stopped Less Than Seven Hours By Tieuo

Southern Pacific Strike Settled   Agreement Reached On Main Issues

Engineers Walkout on Western Lines Lasted 634 Hours   AGREEMENT REACHED

Agreement Is Signed Today   Engineers Win Part Of Demands On Southern Pacific, Out 6 Hours 45 Minutes

RAIL ENGINEERS BACK AT POSTS AS TIEUP ENDS   Southern Pacific Strike  Postponed—Both Sides Agree To Negotiate

Tieup Tieup Of Vast Southern Pacific Railroac Ends Six Hours, 45 Minutes After Start

SP Strike Ends In Compromise After 6 Hours   Union Waives Basic Wage Scale Increase, Negotiations Reopen

SOUTHERN. -PACIEIC STRIKE IS ENDED: SERVICE RESUMED   Watkout of Engineers Ended 1 Less. Than Seven Hours  After Sfart7 77”

Decision on Palestine To the UN   Britain Decides to Let United Nations Handle Per plexing Problems

Gov. Dewey Heads For Michigan to Visit His Mother   Confident He Has Gained Political Strength During  Western Tour

TWO SLAYERS ARE EXECUTED   Delaware County Men Die In Chair for Slaying Of Station Employe

IOWA STATE FAIR STARTS NEXT WEEK   MANY SPECIAL DAYS ANNOUNCED FOR ANNUAL ' STATE FAIR

Two(Car-Train Wrecks Claim: Eight Persons   Llano Boy Scout Is Killed In Fall ._ From Hiah Cliff

wm ee ee  Arrest Made Following Raid on North Lawrence Cabin Camp

THOMAS HINTS SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENT   Hollywood Probe Draws Biq Crowd As Stars Testify

‘ It's “Sensational”  House Group To Reveal All About Filmland “Spy. Ring”

Communist Probe Features Taylor  Other tiie Billed   Other Actors Billed To Appear At Query By House Committee

Virginia Exhibitors Top State Fair Prize List In Aberdeen-AngusJudging   Farms Of Old Dominion Capture Three Main Events, With Fourth Going To Maryland; Prince Sunbeam Grand Champion Bull

43,000 Are Involved;  Not NFTW.   Action Raises Optimism in Federal Conciliators to End Whole Strike Soon as Possible   Was Beeun April 7   VY 49 ae ee “er ee     Beirne Calls Move Sign Company Opposition Is Crumbling

PHONE STRIKE SETTLED IN TWO AREAS   Employer-Employe Agreements in Pennsylvania and New York City Buoy Hopes for Ending Walkout Everywhere,

Accept Wage Increases Of $3-$4 A Week   None Affiliated With National Federation But Action May End Nation-Wide Tie-Up

Telephone Strikes in Pennsylvania ‘And New York Settled by Pay Boost

hone Workers In Five Unions Accept Pay Hike   Affects 43, 000 ; Strikers; ; ~ Labor Chief Says Wall Of ~_ Opposition Is Crumbling

43,000 Phone Workers Back On Job Today   Independent Unions Sign New Contracts With Wage Increases

FIVE PHONE UNIONS BACK   New York, Pennsylvania Groups Accept Bell Co. Wage Offer

Five Unions Call Halt In Phone Strike   N. Y. And Pennsylvania Independents Accept $3 To $4 Wage Hikes.

NewHopeSeen for Settling Phone Strike   Independent Unions in 2 Eastern States Aecent New Contrac!

Five Unions Agree to Go Back to Work; Rest of Nation  Stil Stalemated   UNION SAYS COMPANY i$ SHOWING. WEAKNESS

Independeni Locals Agree To End Strike   National Union Parley Still in Deadlock

PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK STRIKES ENDED   Michigan Workers Turn Down Bell Offer of $2 to $4 Weekly Hikes

Five Unions Call Off Phone Strike In New York and Pennsylvania  AS AND Vilanebare Nine Affi ated With NETW   43,000 Werkers, Not Affiliated With NFTW, Agree to Return to Jobs With Wagé Boost of 3 6 $4: Raises Hope of General Settlement

N. Y., Pennsylvanic Phone Strikers Go Back to Work Today   Agreement Calls for For $4 Raise in Empire State

$4 Pay Hike Seen Likely To Set Rate For Country   Groups In New York, Pennsylvania Return To Jobs On Thursday

Five Phone Unions End Walkout   Groups i in East, Not NETW, Agree to $3, $4 Wage Increases; Action Stirs Hope

Agreements In: Wage Disputes Said Reached   Thousands Are To Return To Work ta Twa Statue

Capital Talks Hope Boosted   N. Y., Pennsylvania Win Raises Up to 84

Pennsy And New York Strikes Settled Today   End Of Nation-Wide Walkout Within 48 Hours Is Forecast; 37,000 Returnine Ta Wark In. Cathas

ACCEPT PACTS GIVING RAISES OF $3 TO $4   None Belong to NFTW Group, But Hope of Lifting U.S. Strike. Grows.

Early Settlement Seen In Telephone Stoppage   Agreement Reached With Pennsylvania and New York Unions, as Federal Conciliators Announce ‘Contract Terms Likely. To Set Pattern For National Settlement

Two Phone Unions Call Off Strike   Five New York and Pennsylvania Group: Accept $3 to $4 Weekly Waae Hikes

$4 WEEKLY RAISE GRANTED INN. Y., PENNSYLVANIA   TERMS VIEWED AS PATTERN TO END NATIONAL TIEUUP

New Hope In National Strike .... Telephone Hands In North Return

43,000 Accent Wage Increases, Return to Work   Employes to Get $3 to $4 More Per Week

5 Telephone Unions Call Off Strikes   43,000 in N. Y. And Pennsylvania.

Eastern Union Returns After Contract Signed   OVER 43,000 WORKERS VOTE TO ACCEPT OFFER

Weekly Wage Boosts Of $3 and $4 Is Now Agreed to; National Strike Is to Continue

Two Telephone Strikes Ended By Pay Boost   Pennsylvania and New York Unions Accept $4 Weekly Increase And Other Benefits

NEW YORK CITY, PENNSYLVANIA DISPUTES END   Neither Union Affiliated With NFTW; May Lead to Other Pacts

Unions Accept Pay Increases  of $3-4 a Week   Not NFTW Members But Action May Set. Pat. tern in Walk-Out

Five Unions Of Phone Workers Call Off Strike   Involve 43,000 Workers In N. Y., Peun.; Accept $3 Woaee Rant. aa

Phone Sirike Settled In New York And Pennsylvania; 43,000 Employes To Go Back To Work

2 Settlements in Eastern Area   N. Y. and Pennsylvania “Telephone Unions Accept Proposal

STIR OPTIMISM FOR ACCORD ON NATIONAL BASIS   Wage Boosts Of $3 And $4 Weekly Provided Under Terms Of Contracts

N.Y. Phone Pact Vetoed By Unionist:   NEW YORK (UP)—The largest of the four unions involved in the New York telephone strike agreement voted Wednesday to reject the settlement.

Tive Phone Unions Call Off Strike   New York, Pennsylvania Action Gives Hope For Nation-Wide Agreement

PENNSYLVANIA, ~NEW YORK PAY INCREASES SET   None of 5. Unions Affiliated  With NFTW—Wage Hikes  Up to $4 Weekly

PENNSYLVANIA, N.Y. WORKERS SATISFIED   Weekly Pay Increase Of $4 Indicated In Contract      SETTLEMENT   Leads To New Optimism For Quick Agreement On National Basis

None Members Of National Federation   Action Raises Hope End Of Walkout Near

Phone Strike In Two States Ended Todav   Settlements In Pennsvivania And New York Announced May Set Pattern

First Break ln Nation      ACCEPT $3 AND $4 PAY HIKES, BUT WORKERS THERE BELONG TO INDEPENDENT UNIONS .

43,000  Affected As Wage Boosted   NFTW Think Solid Wall Of System Is Breaking

New York, Philly Workers Sign Up   Expect Patterh to Extend over Nation; Calls for $3-4 Waae Hikes

Cracks Appear In Solid Front Of Stoppage .   43,000 New York, Pennsylvania Worker: Accept Contracts

Five Telephone Unions Go Back to Work   Wage Increases Are Accepted; Hope For Break Growing

inereaves Accepted By  Five Unions  Wages Boosted $3 To $4 A Week

Five Unions of 43,000 Telephone Workers Called Off Strike.   GET WAGE INCREASE   None of the Unions Is Affil iated With National Federation.

Wage Boosts Given 43 000 By Bell Firm   ‘eNone of Unions . “Mfiliated with nA “axtional Group

Five Telephone Unions Accept Company Offers  Optimism Aroused Toward Early End

Pa., New York Phone Strikes Are Settled  $3, $4 Week Raises May Set Pattern For National Agreement

Phone Strikes Are Settled © In 2 States    Workers Accept $3 To $4 Raise; Other ’ Unions Insist on 46

Five Telephone Unions in East Call Off Strike   However, NFTW Is Still Out; Some Optimism Felt

‘Conference With NFTW  'Is Resumed   Groups Returning to Work Unaffiliated With Main Organization but Move Causes Optimism

A STORM HITS FLORIDA   ‘Key Weat is! Battered and 20 Small  Beats Are Sunk

a sae SX\7E0.4aR 888545: Ss BON SBVeare”®  Key West Is Battered and 20 Small Boats Are Sunk

STORM BATTERS SOUTH FLORIDA   Key West Hardest Hit As Gusts Sink Boats And Uproot Trees

Wets and Drys Putting Heat on Iowa Legislators in Regard to Liquor Bill

Named Choice  For Nomination  To. Presidency Third Time He. Has ‘Had -Endorsement

REPLY PLEDGED BY OCTOBER   State Committee Promises Support; Senator Wants To Feel Public Pulse.

OHIO REPUBLICANS LAUNCH DRIVE 10 NOMINATE TAFI   Bricker Officially Steps Out Of Way On Eve Of Mammath Bally

Republicans of Ohio Boom Tatt For Presidency   Senator Will Give His Reply After Testing Popularity on Tour

Ohio s GOP Gives Support To Sen. Taft   Wants To Be Certair Of ‘Chance To Win’ Before Definitely Deciding To Run

Ohio Republican Committee to Back Taft for “48 Race   Senator Says He'll Sound Out Country Before Making a Renly in October

Named Choice For Nomination To.Presidency  Third Time He Has ‘Hod: Endorsamant

Taft Boom For President Gets Started in Ohio   Bricker Steps Aside In Favor of Ohio Senator As GOP Candidate

Senator Given ‘Endorsement of ‘OhioRepublican:   Promises Them Definite Reply In October

Start T aft Boom - Rolling   Ohio GOP Pledges Sup port For Presidential . Nomination in °48;  Bricker Steps’ Aside.

TaftBandwagonBeginsRollingAsRepublicans \nOhiol endEndorsement;SolonNoncommittol

Pirated Ship Sails Again   However, Armed Guards Await Reappearance  Of Robbers.

Chinese Pirates, Using Modern Methods, Loot Dutch Ship, Kidnap Six Voyagers

ARMED GUARDS 10 COMBAT PIRATES   DUTCH SHIP LOOTED YESTERDAY RETURNS TO PORT FOR ARMS

WU WALKOUT IS THREATENED   Telegraph” Co. Employes Say Firm Declined Wage Demand Arbitration

Seven Escape; 2 Shot In Riots On Prison Train   Army Prisoners Continut to California Under Double Guard Today

7 ESCAPE FRO ARMY GUARDS, 6 RECAPTURED   In Wild Ride Across 3 States

G.O.P. Chiefs Prefer Dewey In 48 Election  Newspaper Po Newspaper Poll   Newspaper Poll Of Governors Gives New Yorker A Wide Margin

Dewey Wins First. Place In. Polling   Seeret Action ‘Among  “ GOP Governors’ Puts  » New York Executive Out in Front   Warren Is Second   i\Governors Stress Point ‘ Balloting Is. Personal i’ Expression

FIRST PLACE TO. ~ THOMAS E, DEWEY ——IN-A-SEPRET poly   Was Taken at Republican Governors Meeting In Salt Lake City.   PREFERENCE FOR 1948   Democrats Showed a Wide Variance of Opinion In Poll.

Colombian City Hit by Quake   Heavy Casualties, Damage Are Feared   Foreign Trade To Be Supervised   Dewey Places First in Poll Of Republican Governors

Dewey Has Wide Margin in Poll  of Governors   He Gets. 10 of 17 GOP Votes; Undecided on Truman Running Mate

GOVERNORS’ POL ENES DEWEY Bit LEAD. QVER RIVALS   New York Executive Heavy  Favorite For 1948 G.O.P.  Riankiteatinn

Secret B allot Reveals Dewey GOP Favorite   Gov. Warren Far Behind On List; Byrnes Receives Vetes As Truman’s Running Mate

DEWEY WINS EASILY IN GOVERNORS’ POLL   Has Wide Margin In Secret Vote On 1948 Choice

Dewey Leads In Secret Poll   G. 0. P. Governors  Kavor New Yorker

Newey Leads in Governors Poll   Dewey Gets Ten First-Place Voters, Warren Two

(DEWEY FAVORED BY GOVERNORS   Secret-Ballot Poil,Of Republican Governors Places Dewey Far In Lead In Preferences For GOP Nomination.

Dewey Leads. In Poll of GOP Governors:  Overwhelmingly: Favored ~ As Presidential Choice;   rhe Ue? 3 t.. ome. 3...

Radio Transmitter Delays Flight Of Round World Plane   "Hope To Have Long Wave Radic  Fixed For Flight Te Start  Around 6 P. M.

SOHIO L DELIVERIES OF GAS, KEROSENE   Dealers To Get Same Amount They Sold Last Year Company Announces

NEW TRIAL IS DENIED BUBNA   Hopes of Convicted Slayer To Stay Execution Are Blasted by Court

DROUGHT HAZARDS [ANTICIPATED OVER WESTERN SECTION      Cattlemen Asked _ ‘to Curtail Numbers of Cattle to Conserve Ranges

Marshall Will Question Mr. Molotov Today   Counter-move Against Rug;  sian’s Blast at the Democratic Nations

Promise Aid To Midwest Demo Group   In Drive To Regain States Lost To GOP

Aid Pledged To Midwest  Demo Group  National Chief Promises Help

COMPLETE RESCUE OF SIX AIRMEN   LAST SURVIVORS OF CRASH  KELOWN IN. HELICOPTER FROM LABRADOR.

Survivors Of Plane Crash Are Rescued   Plans Made To Move 23 Army Men’ Killed tn ; Crash By Air

Hospital Need For Arkansas Decided Upon   CAMDEN GIVEN SECOND PRIORITY RATING BY BOARD

15 Pct. Or Less Of Needs Mef, Council Holds   Survey In Arkansas Shows Many Places Lack Facilities

Nayal Academy Expels Middie For‘Sealping’   First Claseman: Accused Of

Taxi Driver's License Revoked   Aldermen Order Engineers To Begin Work At Airport

Six Deadin Plane Crash   Four Americans Feared Killed When Flying Boot Goes Down at Sea

PLANE CRASHES “INTO A HARBOR   Four Navy Men Missing After Accident at Base in Newfoundland

Housing Survey Urged for Vets   High Prices Blamed For Current Shortage

House Shortage Action Urged  Miak Pricae Rlamad   High Prices Blamed For Much of Troubl

Two Arrested for Theft of  Secret Papers  Former Sergeants Facing Charges in Federal Courts

TWO ARRESTED FOR THEFT OF ATOM SECRETS   Former Soldiers Face Imprisonment, Fines

TWO ARRESTED IN ATOM THEFTS   FBI Reports All Papers and Photographs Recovered

Jury Indicts Cote’s Widow For Murder   Had Blamed ‘Lover’: Rights Infringed, Says Counsel

The Governor's Proposed Budget   Wife Accused For Slaying Of Husband

Mrs. Cote Is Put Under Indictment As Husband Killer   Murder Count Is Placed Against Woman, 28;  Enters Plea; Appears te Ro Nervane

7 BILLIONS IN BLACK   Is Prospect for Uncle Sam‘s Rooks As [Tax Collections Koll In

Huge Surplus Is Predicted   Truman’s Estimate Will Be Exceeded By Rillians.

Heavy Tax Collection Seen; Expect $7 Billion Surplus  ‘Far Above President’s Estimate

U. 5. TO SHOW HUGE SURPLUS   Likely To Be $7,000,000, 000 To Good By End Of March

Bonus, School Issues Stalled in Assembly   Committee Mulling Over Soldier Payment; ‘Mea - gure for Education Hitting New Snags

STATE SENATE AND-HOUSE ~ IN DEADLOCK OVER BONUS   SENATE BALKS ON HOUSE PROPOSAL TO RAISE THE TAX ON CIGARETS TO THREE CENTS

CAN ONLY GUESSAT MEAT PRICES   Normal Fall — Price Drop Not Looked for

‘ATTLEE TO QUT’ SAYS MAIL STOR   Londen Paper States. Bevin Will Sueegtd To The Draitekehin

London Report Asserts Attlee To Resign Pos'   Ernest Bevin Seen Named Successor To Office Of British Prime Minisicr

TOP BRITISHER MAY STEP DOWN DUE TO HEALTH   Attiee Suffering From i bbing Health Anc Nervous Exhaus. tion; May Be Suc ceeded By Ernest! Bevin.

Attlee to Quit Premiership of Creat Britain  Il! Health Is Given  as Reason; 1 Bevin May Th. WN... ©...

DEPUTY DENIES ATTLEERESIGN   LONDON NEWSPAPER BLAMED ILL HEALTH IN DISPUTED REPORT

Morrison Doubts Attlee Will Quit  Deputy Challenges Lamina hint] Charu

Attlee May, Step Down   Il Health Given As. ‘Reason for Expected Resignation as eae Prime Minister :

ATTLEE TO QUIT, DAILY MAIL SAYS   PRIME MINISTER EXPECTED) TO NOMINATE BEVIN AS HIS SUCCESSOR.

Attlee Plans. To Quit Post   Bad Health Given As Reason For Mové

EXPECT ATTLEE TO RESIGN SOON   ‘Deteriorating’ Health And ‘Nervous Exhaustion’ Reported   ‘ON WALES VACATION

Atflee Plans To Quit Post ‘Due To Health      Ernest Bevin, Foreign Sec. retary, May Be Successor

Attlee Plans To Resign Soon And Nominate Bevin for Post, Daily Mail Reports in London

ATTLEE WILL RESIGN, ‘DAILY MAIL’ REPORTS   Health Seen As Reason; May Nominate Ernest Bevin

Attlee Intends To Quit Post, Paper Reports   ‘Deteriorating Health Is Given As Reason; Beyin May Be Named

Attlee to Quit Prime Minister Affice. Renort   Heri Not Good, Says Story In. London Daily  Mail Tuesday

London Paper Says Attlee Will Resiecn Soon Because Of Bad Health

ATTLEE PLANS 10 STEP OUT OF OFFICE.   British Prime Minister Gives Ill Health as  Cause of Decision

Attlee Reported Ready To Resign   May Quit Position When Loan Talks  Are Terminated

Ernest Bevin  in Line  as Successor Ill Health Reportec  an i ie mn ; eee   Ill Health Reported as Reason for Minister’s Decision

Ernest Bevin in Line las Successor   Ill Health Reported as Reason for Minister’s Decision

Attlee’ s Resignation Is Expected Soon   Report Says He Will Quit As Soon As Loan Revision Talks Are Completed

Report Attlee May Resign   London Paper Says Ernest Bevin Will Succeed Him

Report Atlee Intends to Quit Draws Denial   Prime Minister‘s Deputy Morrison Challenges Report

Paper Predicts Attlee to Quit As Prime Minister:   Expected Resign At Conclusion Of Conference

Will Name Bevin As Successor.   To Wait Until Critical _ changes in. Loan Revisions Have Been Madea’

Attlee Tells Colleagues He Plans To Resion Soon: Bevin Slated For Post

STATE ATTLEE TO QUIT POST   London Mail Says Premier Has Told Colleagues He Will Resign Soon

Report Attlee To Resign Is Challenged   Newspaper Declares Prime Minister Will Step Down

Attlee Will Quit Says Paper   London Daily Mail Gives First Public Credence to Unofficial Report

Ailing Attlee, Under Attack. Set to Resign   Informants Report Bevin Will Succeed Premier of Britain

British Official Quitting Be. cause OF Ill Health;  Bevin As Successor

BRITISH OFFICIALS SILENT ON REPORT ATTLEE TO RESIGN   Paper Says Prime Minister Will Quit Because Of Failina Health

Attlee To Go Soon, Report   Health, Nervous Exhaustion Given as Reason for Expected Resignation

Russ May Veto Greek  Patrol Plan   Gromyko Flays U. S. Proposal After Poland Backs Soviet Stand

Poles Ask UN’ To Make Greee Oust Advisers   Demand End of ‘Attacks On Albania; Invaders Beaten

MOVIEDOM ASKS OVERTIME PAY   Guild Demand Expected To Cost Film Studios $10,000,000 A Year

Would Provide Direct Relief For Needy. {il   Quick Passage Believe Sure

House Committee Gives Approval To Emergency Aid For Navajo Indians

MARSHALL'S REORGANIZATION PLANS SOUGHT   House Committee Wants  to Know “How U. S.  Diplomacy is Working -

President Calls New US. Policy  Road to Peace   Doctrine Supports U.N, Aims, Executive Says— impartially Pledged  In Administration

Truman Signs Aid Bill In Historic Move   Launches Policy Of Bolstering Weak Countries Against Outside Aggression

‘Truman Doctrine’ Is Implemented By Measure To Give Financial And Military . Assistance To Block Communism

Terms Action An Important Step For Peace   Measure Bolstering Weak Nations Against Aggression Supports U. N:

Truman Signs Greek-Turkey  Aid Measure   New U. S. Foreign Policy of Bolstering Weak Nations Against Aggression Is Established.

President Signs Measure "To Aid United Nations”   Administrator Will Be Named Soon, Is Announcement

Sets in Force ~ Historic U.S. Foreign Policy  Bolsters Weak Ones Against Aaaression

Truman Policy Of Foreign Aid Now in Effect   President Calls Measure Important Step in Building Peace; Piedges U.N. Support

President Signs Truman Doctrine Into Law Today   Historic U.S. Policy Se in Motion in Kansas City Ceremony

BILL SIGNED BY TRUMAN   President, at Kansas City, Affixes Signature to Measure Aimed at Bolstering Weak Nations Against Communism.

President ‘Signs Greek - Turkish Aid Bill: Hictoric Document Bolsters Weak Nations

Truman Signs $400 Billion Greek Aid Bill   Simple Ceremony In K. C. Hotel Room; Important Step Toward Peace.

Director Will Be Named To New Post   President Calls Measure Step in Building Peace

N ew Policy Putin Force By Measure   Law Inaugurates Historic U.S. Program to Help Small Nations Battle Outside Averession

Truman Signs Greek-Turkish Bill, Which He Calls Important Step in Building World Peace; Upholds UN

400-Million-Dollar Plan Launches Historic Foreign Policy for U.S.; Move Backs U. N.. Truman Asserts

Measure Said Proof Of US Desire For Peace  Negotiations For Use Of 7400 Million Fund To

Bill Is Signed in Kansas City   'Truman Doctrine’ Designed to Stop Communism, Foster Peace .

lruman Signs Greek- Turkey Aid Measure  Calls Act Evidence  _ ££ phe @ hoo. eft.

a a ee ee oi  Late News   New Americar Foreign Policy into Force

Truman Sign: Measure For Balkan Aid  Historic Sten   Historic Step Called Support To World Peace

Greek-Turkish Aid Bill Signed      President Calls It Important Step In Building OF Pesce.

Truman Signs Turko-Greek Aic As Peace Help  President Says U. S. Trying To Create Conditions Of Peace

Balkan Aid Bill Signed By Truman   Action Sets In Force Historic American Foreign Policy

Embarks on New Foreign: Policy   Country Changes Tactics With Signing of Greek3 Turkish Aid Bill   Truman Calls It Proof U.S. Is Willing to Create Peace Conditions

Aid Measure For Balkans Signed Today   PRESIDENT PLACED HIS SIGNATURE TO NEW POLICY

Calls Measure Proof Of American Intent   Signing Takes Place in Simple Missouri Ceremony—Document Is Flown From Washinston

SETS POLICY OF AMERICAN AID TO WEAKER NATIONS   GREECE, TURKEY TO GET FINANCES AND MILITARY SUPPLIES

President Says Action “Proof” Of Peace Hopes   Asserts Help For Turkey And Greece Supports United Nations In Averting Strife   Lauds Press For Explaining Plan   Truman Will Appoint Am Administrator Soon To Direct Historic Aid Svstem

Big Industriat Gains Registerea   State Has Bonner Year During 1946; Outlook is Bright

FBI ARRESTS GANG OF 21FOR HUACKING   Men Responsible For $500,000 Cost To Shipving

FBI Agents Arrest 21 Men On Truck  Hijacking Charges   List More than 30 Incidents as Part Of Gang’s Activity

Twenty Arrested For Hijacking   Gang Responsible For More Than 30 Hijackings In New York

HIJACK GANG BROKEN UP: AS 1) ARE JAILED   Ring Believed Responsible For Half-Million Dollars Thefts Is Shattered   NEW YORK MERCHANTS SUFFERED BIC LOSS

AGENTS SAY GANG STOLE $300,000 IN MERCHANDISE   Brooklyn Man Named Direc. for; New York Scene of

Losses Cost  Shippers $500,000   New York Ring Believed Broken by F.B.I. Raids

Hijacking Ring In East Broken By FBI Agents   Leader Directed Gang ‘With Finesse of Business Executive’

—20 ARRESTEDHijackers Caught By FBI Agents  Robbed Trucks Of Merchandise

21 Seized In Gotham And Florida   “Westo” Gang Is Ac. cused Of 30 New York Truck Thefts.

BI Smashes $500, 000 Hi-jack Ring   2) Arrests in N.Y., Miami; Accused of Scarce Goods Thefts

21 Men Taken In New York And Miami   Westo Gang Accused Of Holdup Up 30 Or More Trucks

ARREST 21 MEN ON CHARGES OF LOOTING TRUCKS  MEMRERG NE ‘WEST(O’   MEMBERS OF ‘WESTO’ GANG COSTS SHIPPERS $5000,000,AGENTS SAY

Truman Moves To Recapture Unused Funds   Springfield City Manager ‘Fired’   News Flashes

FBI Smashes $500 Thousand Hijacking Ring   Twenty Men Jailed; Pulled 30-Odd “Jobs

21 Arrested For Looting Big Trucks   Shipping Losses During Past Year Se¢ at $500,000

Clemency Denied Rufi by Governor  Rennebohm Refuses To Shorten Term

House Defeats  Move to Kill   Attempts to Give UN More Say-So in Plan Also Are Batted Down

MOVE TO SEND CASE T0 UN IS ALSO BEATEN   Measure Facing Added Tests Before Final Vote In House

House Defeats Move To Kill Aid Program   Also Turns Down Efforts To Give U. N. Greater Voice

House Defeats Move To Kilt Aid Measure  Defeats Attempts To Give U. N.  —_ppeembawe saree

MOTION TO KILL GREEK AID BILL   Solons Also Turn Down Moves To Give U. N.  Greater Voice

Move To Halt Greek Aid Plan Defeated   Proposal For UN To Assume Prograr Rejected: New Showdown Is Seen

UN CONTROL 5 DENIED BY HOUSE VOTE   Hot Debate Results From Move to Shift Turkey-Greece Aid

effort to Defeat Greek Aid Bill Ts Battered Down   Move to Strike Enacting Clause Is Swamped by Voice Vote: Amendments to Measure Rejected

House Beats Bid To Kill  Aid Program   Votes 127-37; Also Denies UN Greater Enforcement Véice

HOUSE DEFEATS ATTEMPT T0 KILL GREEK-TURK AIL   Two Proposals to Give United Nations Voice in Assistance Program Also Are Beaten.   NEW TEST FOR BILL MAY COME TODAY   Vote Likely on Withholding Help Until Peace ‘Agency Has Chance to Act on  Red Ageression.

House Beats Effort To Kill Aid Program   Moves To Give UN Great. er Voice Also Are Defeated

GREEK-TURK AlD KEEPS MOVING   House Thwarts Attempt To Check Truman Plan; New Test Seen Ahead

House Rejects Effort fo Kill Greek-Turk Bill   Defeats Moves to Give U. N. Greater Part in Plan

House Also Beats Attemp’ Te Give U. N. Voice In Pregram   MEASURE TO FACE ANOTHER STERN TEST

Prosposals to Give UN Greater Voice  In Program Beaten   Move to Strike Out *“Enacting Clause’ Of Measure Results in Hot and Heavy Battle; Telegram from Austin Is Read

Hot Debate Leads To Vote on Issue   Moves to Help U. N. Hand Alan Meet Defeat

Sigler Declines To Debate Solon He Called ‘Red’   State Senate Hands Wayne U. Ultimatun On Its AYD Chapter

BOVERI REFUSES DEBATE CHALLENGE    Plans to ‘Press Attacks  Against Top UAW Chiefs tor Red Leanings

Challenge for Debate Declined  Senator Asks Sigler To Debate Red Issue

MICHIGAN SOLON IS HEART VICTIM   Rep. Fred Bradley Dies !n Connecticut

HEART ATTACK IS FATAL FOR MICHIGAN MAN   CONGRESSMAN FROM 11TH STRICKEN ON INSPECTION TRIP

U.S. Rep. Bradle Dies Suddenly  ‘Headed: Committee ; “On: Merchant’ Marine’

ULTIMATUMIS GIVEN STRIKERS   Highway Employes Must Gc To Work Tuesday Or Lose Jobs, Herbert Says

HERBERT SETS ‘STRIKE? LIMIT   Return to Jobs by Tuesday. Edict to Protesting Highway Crews

Court Hears Conway Truck Labor Suit   Injunction Pleas Go Before Federal Judge in Utica. N.Y.

Problem of Succession Is Solved by Republicans; They  ‘Agree with President Truman

Presidency .Not Popularity Contest— It Ils Matter of Succession   Fred Believes the Shortage Is Over

Coal Wage Parley Is Being Resumec   Seeking Compromise On Lewis’ Demand For 35 Cent Hourly Wage Roost

COAL PARLEY SNAGGED: LEWIS REMAINS SILENT   Wage Negotiation Session Breaks Up; No Further Meetings Announced

BREAKDOWN OF MEETINGS BETWEEN LEWIS AND OP“*ERATORS REPORTED  THIS MORNING ~

Cites Purpose For National Newspaper Week   By William N. Hardy Manager, Pennsylvania

Would Mobilize Business Behind Education... .  Serious Social And Economic  Plight Of South Is Attacked

Leaders, Seek -To. Mobilize Business Behind Program To Better Southern Education   Economic Conditions Will Worsen Unless Education Improved

Truman Visit Buoys Parent  Aged Mother Rallies:   Aged Mother Rallies But Remains Critical

Mrs. Truman Not Expected fo Suvrive Two Heart Attacks   President Flies To Her Bedside   RULLETIN

TRUMAN FLIES TO BEDSIDE OF AILING MOTHER   Mrs. Martha Truman Suffers From Two Heart Attacks

Rogers’ Kin Aver Death Mysterious   Tell Coroner That Conway Said Rogers Was Not Killed In Wreck

Widow Believes  Husband Slain   Mrs. Fannie Rogers and Mrs. Ida Estes, Sister 0 Victim, Hurl Accusations At Coroners’ In auiry Into Death of Bennie Rogers.

Decision Clears Way to Prepare 1940 Tax Bills   Two Rate Formulas a OO ae PL a rand

@ PAUL MALLON—  Tax Reduction Appears Sure As 1948 Campaigning Looms

Delay Hearing In Fatal Mishap   2 Frederick Men Charged In Connection With The Death Of Local Man.

POSTPONE GASES TO OCTOBER 22   Men Are Charged In Con “nection With Fatal Ace cident Here

9-Year Old Testifies On Murder Of Father  Child Says Mother Guilty Of Slaying

Drive To Overcome Resistance Of Buyers By Cutting Prices Spreads

SECRETARY OF LABOR ENTERS PHONE DISPUTE   Schwellenbach Meets With Key Officials of Striking Union   See Signs of General Leveling Off of Prices in Nationwide Move hy Retail Merchante

Still. Seen ‘Unsound’  Cracks in U.S. Price Levels ‘Laid to ‘Newburyport Plan’

More Merchants Join Price-Cut Movement   Newburyport Plan Snowballing Amid Signs of Levelling Off of Prices

Metropolitan Stores Swing To Newburyport. Plan; Prices Beginning To Level Off

Campaign Grows To Lower. Prices   Retailers Applying Pressure Across Nation To Bring Merchandise Tags Down

See Prices Starting to Level Off   Retailers Using Reductions to  Induce Buying; Guts Spreading

Signs of Price Leveling Seen as Retail Campaign For 10 pct. Cat Spreads

FARLEY TELLS FOR ATTITUDE. TOWARD HOPES OF WALLACE   QUOTES LATE PRESIDENT AS SAYING THAT WALLACE CHANGES HIS MIND FREQUENTLY

FARLEY SAYS F.D.R. ~ RAPPED WALLACE   Barbs At LaGuardia And Irkee Alen Revealed

‘Labor Congress ls Advocated af Senate Hearing   Ex-Mayor of New York arns Solons Against Taking ‘Hasty Action’

Guardia Urges Congress Aid Unions Form One 4-Depariment Organization

LaGUARDIA FAVORS MERGER OF UNIONS   Asks Aid of Congress ix Uniting Laber Groups

LAGUARDIA FOR LABOR CONGRESS   Believes Wagner Act in Need of Revision

Martin Asks Cooperation — As New House Organizes   Only One Senator Sworn in As House Proceeds With Full Steam Ahead—President.to Ad-  dress Conaress Monday

House in Smooth Start With Tax Cu As Its First Bill   Republicans Take Over. With Martin at Helm After 15-Year Eclipse

House Members Organize Body  Republicans Elect Martin As Speaker

Senators Vote Recess After Angry Debate   Only Sen. Baldwin Is Sworn in as Demos Launch Filibuster

SOUTHERNERS SUPPORTING SENATOR BiLBO   Filibuster May Stop All Le cislation ia Nation’ 5 Upper House

House Speedily Organizes for Latest Session   Rep. Martin Elected Speaker; Truman to Give Message Monda:

House Is Organized smoothly With Tax Slash No.  Bill   Martin Elected Speaker of House, Which  Recesses Until Monday: Senate  Will Try to Reorqanize Aaqain Today

House, However, Slips Easily Inte Groove With Republicans Electing Martin As Speaker. Truman Plans To Speak Monday.

LOCAL VOTERS TO RULE ON PROPOSAL Civil Service Commission Would Have Power To Arbitrate Disputes In Police, Fire Departments

CIVIL SERVICE; MINIMUM WAGE PLANS  Big Spring Voters Will Decide Two Proposals For Firemen, Police

Blakely in K.U. Lecture Sees No Adjustment to  Atomic Age   A SERIOUS APPRAISAL

FINDS OUT TIMES ARE OUT OF JOINT   Blakely in K.U. Lecture Sees No Adjustment to Atomic Age      A SERIOUS APPRAISAL

 ‘Day Coming When India  Will Unite   Today and Tomorrow Mark Celebrations Of Independence By Moslem and Hindu Sovereign Dominions

Seize Telegraph, AFL Asks   'Weaae Boosts Bid. Reiected. Taken on Steel and Auto Front:

Reuther — Spurns GM Offer   Says Proposed 15-Cent Hourly Pay Hike “Not Satisfactory”; Same .  As Accepted By UEW

Proposed   “Unsatisfactory,” Says Reuther; Auto Workers  Seek 2314 Cents

UAW President Terms Amount Unsatisfactory  CIO Steelworkers Demand Waae Boost   CIO Steelworkers Demand Wage Boost Of 23} Cents Hourly

TEMPERATURES   General Motors Makes New Bid To Auto Union   Holiday ‘Extras’ Bring Boost Up To 15 Cents—Company

G. M. Offers Pay Boost   1114 Cent Hourly Increase and Pay For Six Holidays

General Motors Offers 15-Cent Wage Increase   Proposal Calls For 11144 Cents More Pay Six Paid Holidays -

Margin Over Colmer May Exceed 5,000   Election Briefs   SALT LAKE CITY RE-ELECTS MAYOR

-U. Ss. TO ASK FARMERS TO BOOST FEED GRAIN ACREAGE   Rent Control Issue Splits GOP Solons

GOP Split Over Rent Controls  Differ oe Develop Rega dine q Exten

LARGE GOAL MINE 70 BE DEVELDPED   State Firm Tells of Plans — Concerning New Operations.

Prices, Housing Chief Issues in Nation Next Year   Predict Congressional Probes Will Help Out Situation

Salon Admits GOP Not Doing Too Well Housing And Prices Seen As '48 Issues

High Prices, Housing Are  Issues in °48   GOP Solon Acknowledges Importauce in Canipaign But Feels Probes Will Preduce Gocd Results

Canadians Hail S. President   Surprise Visit To Parliament Evokes Great Applause

President Truman Receives Warm Welcome from Canadians   Truman’s Speech

Engineers Fear New Break In Old Morgan County Dam  { Army Purification Unit Now in Operation But Emergency Orders Remain in Effect

2 OHIO CITIES FACE WATER EMERGENCY   Second Break In Muskingum River Dam Feared

Telephone Strike Threatened: ; Workers’ Union Official Pleads For Drive Against Labor Curbs

PHONE STRIKE THREATENED——  Independent Union Asks CIO, AFL To Fight Restrictions

’Phone Union Asks Backing Of AFL, CIO   Urges Fight Against 1. egislation Prompted By ay hreat of Strike

Fathers Night For P.T. A.   Cub Scouts Will Be Guests At Meeting Friday Night At Grammar Schon! Hall

Police Sent fo Dowagiac   CIO Pickets Throw Up Automobile ‘Barricade in 11-Week Strike

STATE POLICE CAELED “IN DOWAGIAG STRIKE   CIO “Goon Squads” Reported Blocking Bait Plant With Automobile Barricade

Armed Men Rob Bank in Jones, Ok.  Car Bandits Used Found in Ditch, Arrest Expected

Rob Oklahoma Bank of $7,000   Bandits Entered the Jones First National Bank at 10 a.m.

$145,000 IN PREMIUMS OFFERED AT IOWA STATE FAIR DURING EXPOSITION

College Girls Receive Advice   Federal Agency Cooks Up Answers For Collegians

Announcement On Rubr Coal  Program Near   Report Final Agreement Is Reached On Plan To Raise Production   FIRST SMALL STEP ON MARSHALL PLAN 

U, §. BRITAIN AGREE ON RUHR   Joint Plan For Raising O German Coal Production Reported Ready

U.S. - Britain Reach Accord On Ruhr Coal   Steps To Prevent Economic Collapse In Europe Forecast

Democrats ‘Strike’ Over Republican .  Ban on Marchers   Housing Legislation Advocates Not Admitted to Hall; Say Ban  DUneonstitntianal

Reveals How New York Detectives Penetrated Red Fronts During War

New York Police Work With Reds   Undercover Men Get Key Jobs in High Communist Circles

MORE AID FOR GREECE IS INDICATED   President Says Situation Grave Due to Guerrillas

MORE GREEK HELP TO HIT RED PLANS ASKED BY TRUMAN   Message Is Sent Today to Congress about Nation: Dark Picture Painted by Executive.   FUNDS ARE NEEDED, PRESIDENT STATES

Truman Reports Greek Situation” Remains ‘Grave’   Says U.S. Aid Saved Collapse, Guarded Freedom

Hints More Money Will Be Required   Situation Still Grave, President Tells Congress

Further Aid for Greece Required, President Hints   Plight Still Grave Although Economic Collapse Has Been Averted

Submits Report Upon Operation Of Present Aid   Situation in Turkey Somewhat Brighter, President Indicates

Yank Help Keeping Greeks from Chaos   President Reports Athens Goyernment Still Free, But Declares Further-Aid Is ‘Must’ 3

Truman Reports On Aid to Greeks   President Says Nation Saved From Economic Collapse »

SITUATION STILL GRAVE, REPORT ON AID STATES   Further Money Needed: Dark Pieture Is Painted

Says U. 5. Aid Has Kept — Nation   President Hints Further Help Will be Necessary

AMERICAN AID SAVES GREECE, TRUMAN SAYS  President Cautions Situation Remains “Grave” Due to Out-

Truman Hints More Greek Aid   Job Is Made Harder by Reds, Report Says

Aid Saved Greece From Econemic Collapse °  Situation Still Grave, However      President, In Message To Congress, Hints Further Aid Will Be Necessary

Communist Guerilla Warfare Keeps Program In Precarious State, Congress Told.

ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR MERCHANTS’ PICNIC   Annual Community Event Wil Take Place Wednesday, Aug. 20, At Forest Park

Twister Takes Heavy Toll In  Pennsylvania   Five Killed In Sharon, Pa, One In Warren, Pa., By Tornado; 33 Hurt Im © Youngstown Area   Mid-West Floods Hit Many Towns   Hundreds Homeless, Five Drowned As Rampaging Rivers Inundate Farm Regions

Flood Danger On Mississippi Is Still Growing   16,000 Left Homeless By Destructive Storms; Property Damage Heavy

16,000 Are Minus Homes; Damage Total Runs High   Fertile Form Area Is inundated; Ohio and Pennsylvania Are Hit

17 More Flood, Tornado. Deaths   ‘16,000. Are Made Homeless in Wide Disaster Region

Tornadoes, Floods Take Heavy Toll   15 Dead, Thousand: Left Homeless in Wake of Storms

Floods, Tornadoe: Take 15 Lives: 17,000 Homeless  Wide Area Affected   Wide Area Affected By Storms Hitting Pennsylvania.. Ohio

Tornadoes And  Floods Cause 5 Deaths, Damage   ‘More Than 16,000 Are Left Homeless; Swollen Rivers Spill Over Banks

Storm Toll Up In East Cities   Sharon, Pa., Youngstown, O. Hit By Twisters; Floods Leave 16,000 Homeless.

16,000 Homeless,  Damage Is Heavy   Storms Strike In Pennsylvania And Ohio; Swollen Rivers Spill Over Banks In Many , States; Big Plants Flooded

STRUCK HARD BY TWISTER   Rivers on Rampogs In Seven States; Warnings Issued

Extend Fishing Season  The following was received in a teleqram from the Fish & Wildlife Service in Junueu:  “Thompson has announced that commercial fishing in inner and outer Sumnce Strait is extended to 6 p.m. August 30.”   Luckenbach Accused of ‘Lockout’ By Bridges 

U.S. Wants Unification Of Germany   Big Four Warnec Russians Must Support Plans

Threaten Cul Of Russian  psa  Will - hada   ia   Will Get Fewer Plants If They Fail to Go Along On Germany

U.S. Seeks Red Vote For Reich Unification   Determined American Maneuver Whe ss: Petal Apecceds Ike BM bates

Economic Unity Of Germaity And Demilitarization Argued  By US. And Russia At Parle vy      U. S., Britain Said’ To Have Failed To Demilitarize Zones

Threaten Reds With Fewer Plants ....  U. S. Seeking Approval At Moscow Meeting For German Economic Plans

Move Starts To Get Reds Behind Plan  In Germany   Molotov Not Pleased With Present Setup; Reparations At Stake

Economic Unity Of Germany Is Sought By US.   Marshall Hoping For Soviet ApprovalOF Policy. ¢

 @ TRESE DATS   Sokolsky Praises Shaw’s Plays for Preserving Decency

British Financial Crisis Endangers U. S. Plans for Multi-lateral: World Trade

Wheat Harvest Under Way in Lyon County   Binders Reported at Work In Fields Near Olpe--Good Yields Are Exnected

Government Must Ship to Russia Goods Ordered   Senators Have Been — of Provisions Thal ; Prevail Under

Secping the Faith  Say-U.S. Obligated. to. Ship Goods to Russia _ =. Yo Fulfill Aqreement

OVER LENDLESE   State Department Clalss America Must Complete Shinments To Russia 

U.S. Urged To Send Supplies To Russia      Move Held Essential by State Department. to “Keep Faith”

U. S. OBLIGATED TO SEND 25 MILLIONS IN LEND-LEASE TO.  RUSSIA, DEPARTMENT SAYS

Assert U.S. Must Ship Lease-Lend Goods To Russia to Keep “Faith”

Must Ship Goods  or Violate Pact ‘Subterfuge’ Charge Vigorously Denied

State Department Says Russia Due $25,000000 More U.S. Lend-Lease

U.S. Declared Bound to Ship Russian Order   $25 Million Contracts Made  In ‘Good Faith,’ Solon Told by State Thani

Jewish Delegate May Take Partin Palestine Debate   General Assembly of UN Prepares for Special Session Monday

Review of Wagner Labor Ac Assured by Flood of Bills      Measures Before House and Senate Ranve From Power Cut to Repeal

Many Wagner Act Changes Proposed   Sweeping Congressional Review of Law Assured

7  Wagner Act's Review Sure         Ball to Introduce Series of Amendments, One to Divorce Functions of NLRB

CONGRESS PLANS SWEEPING PROBE OF WAGNER ACT   Flurry of House And Senate Bills Assures Reviow

FLOOD OF. LABOR BILLS IN CONGRESS   All Would Amend -11-Year- OldWagener Act ~~

SEVERAL BILES BEFORE HOUSE AND SENATE   Senator Ball Takes Lead [In Drafting Bills

LABOR BILLS ARE PILING UP IN HOUSE, SENATE   Ball to Introduce Amendments to the Warner Act

WAGNER ACT DUE TO BE REVISED   SWEEPING CONGRESSIONAL REVIEW IS ASSURED

NEXT WINTER 1S PREDICTED   Fuel Oil and Gasoline Shortage Also Seen _ By Interior Dept.

Officials Fear Shortage of Gas And Fuel Oils   Declare However There Will Be No Rationing Petroleum Products

“GAS? SHORTAGE SEEN IF TOURIST TRAVEL 1S HEAV]   Interior Department Says Some Localities in Midwest May Find Pumps Unfilled in August.   FUEL OIL SCARCITY NEXT WINTER LOOMS   Natural Gas Supply Also to Be Low in Some Areas— Return to Rationing Not in Picture.

BUDGET CUTTING AWAITS REPORT ON GREEK PLAN   Most Interest  In Capital Centers On Problems Of Balkan Issue

GOP Will Delay Action on Budget   Solons Are Awaiting Message on Greek Aid

Greeks Crisis May Hold Up Budget Slash   GOP Leaders Meet Truman on Monday; Cruise Cancelled

AID T0 GREECE HALTS WORK ON BUDGET   Republicans Shelve Problem Pending Truman’s Message

CONGRESS TO. tates      ‘QOP LEADERS MARKING ‘TIME - ON BUDGET. ACTION, PEND.-. :         : By WILLIAM THEIS * International News Service

CROSS NAMES STATE SENATE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN   Crissenberry Will Head Group On Contingent Expenditures

J ewish Refugees File Petition   Would Immigrate da DYales VT accagl

GIANT BOMBS TO BE TESTED   42,000 - Pound ‘Duds’ To Be Dropped In About Two Weeks

B-29 WILL DROP 42,000-POUND BOMB IN MUROC. CAL. TEST OF GREATEST MISSILE

World’s Heaviest Bomb, Weight 22 Tous, to Be Tested by Air Forces

Tests of World’s Heaviest Bomb To be Staqed in California Desert

AAF To Begin Tests Of New Bomb Gut West   WORLD'S HEAVIEST WAR WEAPON TO BE DROPPED

U.S. Air Force To Test Giant 21-Ton Bomb In 2 Weeks   Twelve of Huge Missiles To Be Dropped from B-29s in California.

“Experment.on World's Heaviest Bomb Will 2 Bevin tia Next 2 Weeks

Army Near Test-Drop Stage for 42,000-lb. Bomb   12 Missiles Now Ready

Air Force To Test 21-Ton Bomb Soon  Plans Test At Muroc Desert In California

AIR FORCE WILL TEST 42,000-POUND BOMB   World’s Heaviest Explosive To Be Dropped By B-29

Special Plane to Toke Fr Aleit, Crew Speciafly Treised for Experiment

Heaviest Bomb Ready for Tests   Experiments to Take Place in California

 Army Delivers 42,000-Pounders  BIGGEST BOMBIS ~ NEAR TEST STAGE

Air Force to Begin Test Drops of World’s Heaviest Bomb in California

WILL DROP GIANT BOME   Test of World’s Heaviest Missile, a 42,000-Pounder, Is Scheduled at Muroc Air Base in About Two Weeks.

U.S. to Test-Drop 42.000 Pound Bombs   Modified B-29 Will Drop World's Largest Missles in California Desert: Duds Will be Used in Experimen'

21-ton Bomb To Be Tested By Air Foree   42,000-Pounder Will Be Largest Load Of Kind Ever Carried By Plane

AIRFORCE WILL TEST WORLD'S BIGGEST BOME   12 Missiles, Each Weighing 42,000 Pounds, To Be Dropped in Desert

Hungry Boy Found Chained to Tree  Step-father and Mother Are Cited For Neglect---They Say He Ran Away

RUSSIA OFFERS NEW PROPOSAL FOR PALESTINE   UN Control Core of Plan

Reds Propose Free Palestine States in “48   U. N. Urged ta. End British. Rule Jan, 1, Supervise Partition

RUSSIA REJECTS U.S. PLAN FOR DIVISION OF BAIECTINE. CEDADATE CTATEC ADE DPLECOMMENNDEN

WANTS SECURITY COUNCIL TO TAKE CHARGE FOR ONE YEAR BEGINNING JAN. 1

APPROVE KEY LABOR BILLS   Final Action Is Taken By Assembly on Measures To Curtail Strikes

11 DIE IN TORNADO   Ternade Along Canadian Border Injured 36 Others

11 Perish In Tornado  North Dakota, Parts Of Minnesota and Denadea Hit Reo Starm

Mercury Falls To 14 at Two State Points   Gage and Waynoka Have Lowest Temperatures; Ardmore Has Minimum Of 27 Dearees

DIRKS-HARDACRE ‘WEDDING TUESDAN      Christ Lutheran Church. Is Scene of Pretty Summer . ’ Wedding

Contempt Trial Expected to Shed Light on Russian Espionage in This Country — Kisler was Clted for Contempt After He Refused to be Sworn for Testimony.

SISLER TRIAL MAY UNCOVER RED ACTION   Contempt Hearing Seen  Cikely To Bring New Angles

START TO REBUILD CITY   Bi Pereone Aled af Wandeard. Many Are Left Homeless

START TO REBUILD CITY   B41 Preeong Kolled al Wondeard, Mans Are Left Homeless

General Eisenhower Spends Part of Florida Vacation “Campaigning” For Fish

Opposition To Plan For Abolishing Board Looks Strong   Majority of Poll Favors Interim Committee Also

Partial Poll Unfavorable to Governor   Legislators Would Keep Control Board Interim Committee

Many Jersey Workers Back   Governor te Sign Anti-Utility Strike Measure Today

Education Board Clears Robinson In Fritz Charge   Teaching Officials Hold Conference In Raleigh Today

Washineton County Democratic Executive Committee Reaffirms Support Of State Policy Outline

POPULAR COUPLE, ~ MARRIED FRIDAY      Viola Hamann, Fred: Braak ~~ man Principals In. Ceremony '-

"WARRED ra   Viola Hamann, Fred. Break ~ man Principals In — Ceremony —

PHILIPPINES TREATY PROVIDES  U.N. BASES   Enlistment in U. S. Army  and Navy Also Open to Filipinos.

Stalls All Agreements, Bitterly Assails Turkey   Forces Two Questions Back To Deputies Is Adamant Against Austria Parleys

HOPE DIMMED FOR AUSTRIAN PEACE TREATY   MOLOTOV TOSSES MONKEY WRENCH IN MACHINERY

Soviets Delay Treaty Making   Molotov Blocks All Agreements, Makes Attack On Turkey

Takes Occasion to De    Tiver Severe Attack On Turkey. Blocks All ArPwyents

Severe Attack ion Turkey Is Delivered   Soviet Opposition Dims Marshall's Hopes for Proaress

Molotov Blocks All Agreements, Upbraids Turkey   Gustrian Treaty and Germany Problems Balked

MOLOTOV BLOCKS ALL AGREEMENTS AT BIG 4 PARLE)   Hope Fades for Austrian Treaty as Russian Minister Refuses to Discuss  Issues Involved.   CHARGES TURKEY  AIDED NAZIS IN WAR

Molotov Goes Out OF Way To Attack Turkey   Throws Handful Of Monkey-Wrenches Into Conference

MOLOTOV SAYS WO TO SLOW BiG 4 WORK      Blocks All Agree ments, Levels Attack on Turkey

SOVIET STAND BLOCKS BIG-4 AT ALL TURNS   Molotov Hurls Wrench Into Machinery Of  Moscow Meeting

Agreements Are Blocked By Molotov   Hopes for Accords On Any Big Issues  Wane at Moscow

Molotov Takes Adamant Stand  In Conference  Red Minister Blocks  Agreements, Delivers Aeenwte- Bliamee Wiicalle mee

—_—_—_- eee  PLAN FOR KOREA OFFERED BY U.S.   Seven-Point Program Seeks To Break Deadlock With Russia

FIREWORKS DUE AS HOUSE UNIT OPENS RED QUIZ   Witness Says He'll Revea Communist Penetration Into American Life

SAYS U. §. HAS 5,000,000 REDS   Walter Steele Reports All Pushing For Major Third Party

SAYS 5 MILLION REDS INU, S,   Steele Tells Committee Group Is Pushing for Third Party

Red Threat In U.S. Declared To Be Serious   Party Members And Sympathizers Set At 5,000,000

Witness Claims Red Penetration Extensive In U.S.   Every Phase Of American Life Affected. National Security Group Reports

Five Million Reds Seeking Third Party   This Viewpoint Given House Committee By Walter Steele

DOMINICANS FACE INVASION-REPORI   Newspaper Says Force of 2,000 to Attempt Overthrow.

Billings Municipal Band Jo Present Concert Tonight af South Park

POE ee eet ae ee ee ee a ee a a ee ee  Gale to Reach Southern Arkansas

Fails To Dent Strength Of Communists  40 PC Of Vote. Won In Early Tall

RETURNS HERALD COMEBACK FOR WARTIME LEADER   New Party, However, Falls to Make Sizable Dent in Strength of Communists.   VOTE CLOSELY WATCHED   Former Government Head Drains Most Ballots from MRP, Socialists,

DE GAULLE UNIT TAKES LEAD IN  FRENGH BALLOT   War Leader Makes Good in Political Comeback; Reds Improve Standing

Communists, However, Are  Not Dislodged   Reds Holding Their Ground in Crucial, Hotly-Fought Contest

STORM TIEUP ~~ ABOUT ENDED   BCHOOLS, FACTORIES AND BUSINESS PLACES HAVE _. REOPENED IN Mit. WAUKEE

CARFAGNO PROMOTED TO DETECTIVE RANK   Will Be Transferred Monday from Langhorne to Vhila. Headquarters  WELL KNOWN IN AREA

HAL _BOYLE’S COLUMN  Gilt Is Now Wearing Thin On Socitety’s ‘Gold Coast’

Machinegun Slugs Down Killer— ‘Detective Gets Crazed Trolley Car Slave:

ELMER PIERCE AMBUSHED AT SUBURB DEPOT   Trolley Car Murderer Shot Down After Tip By Landlord

Crazed Trolley Car Slayer Killed by Police   Intensive Manhunt Comes to End in Elevated Station

CRAZED KILLER POLICE VICTIM   SHOT DOWN AS HE LEAVES CHICAGO STATION

Pierce Shot Down by Chicago Police   Crazed Milwaukee Slayer Meets Death from Machine Gun in Railway Station

Trolley Slayer Killed in Trap:   Police Bullets End Pierce’s Crime Wave

British Loan: All But Spent: U.S. Alarmed   Financial Position Worsening Rapidly; Trade Slash Certain

Tom Sawyer At Franklin School  _ Grade Pupils Present _ Immortal Story

Daring Robber’ ‘Nets $750,000 In Diamonds   Enters New York Apartment This Morning; Threatens Infant Daughter

New Yorker Robbed Of Diamond Jewelry Valued at $750,000   , Thief Poses As Telephone Repairman

Hospitalization Is No Luxury.   Modern Living Demands Best of Health Care

Credit Resistance From Buyers For Lower Trend In Ohio   ‘lothing Stores Delay Purchase of Summer, Fall Goods; Oleo Drops Three Cents

PRICES STILL GOING DOWN IN OHIO   Consumer, Retailer Show Buying Resistance   RESOLUTION   For City - Wide Reduction Of Prices Introduced In Cin’ti Council

Price Skid Seen Gaining Momentum Thruout Ohio   Resistance by Consumer and Retailer Seen Reaching Manufacturer and Wholesaler

Buyer Resistance Forces Decrease In Prices, Helps Balance Economy

BUYERS GIVEN CREDIT IN OHIO PRICE CUTTING   Resistance By Consumer: And Retailers Credited With Balancing Move

OHIO REPORTS SKM) IN. PRICES   Orope Listed in Announce ments from Throughout State.

BUYER'S STRIKE GIVEN CREDIT IN OH'O PRICE SKID   Both Consumer And Retailer Resist Higher Goods, Reports Disclose

Close Race Seen In Tenth District   GOP Is Favored. But Democrat Given A Possible Chance

Eyes Focused On Congress Race In 10th   Political Writer Scans District, Presenting Viewpoints in Special Election November 4.

Seven More Arrested on Third Day of Picket Line Violence at Sprinafield

Union Oificials Urge Wallace To Be Candidate   But Reuther Opines Organized Labor Will Not Back Him

REPUBLICANS CERTAIN OF EASY PASSING   Reduction of National Debt Said Possible Under Bill

Court's Pay Actions Hit By Jackson   Justice Charges Porta Verdicts Necessitate Erdless Litigation.

Britain May Ask Special UN Study Of Palestine Case   ‘Would Confine Extraordinary Session to Holy Land  Issue, Report

British to Seek Special UN Meet To Consider Problem of Palestine

Duff Endorses Mine Sealing  Bill Would Require Closing Old Mines

Major Issues Unsolved hy Conferees   Marshall Accuses Russia of ‘Blocking Action

U.S. CHARGES SOVIET ACTION BLOCKED PACT   Only Important Accord Assures Return Of War Prisoners

Major Issues Of Meet Still Are Unsettled   Secretary Marshall Sends For His Plane In Berlin

MARSHALL AND MOLOTOV HURL ‘CURT CHARGES   U.S. Favors Putting All Unsolved Problems  In UNO Hands

Marshall Declares U.S.  Favors Handing Austrian Part in to UN. by Fall

Moscow Parley Is Fruitless  As End Nears  Ministers Will Try to Wind Up Their

RUSSIA BLAMED FOR FAILURE OF MOSCOW PARLEY   U. S. In Favor Of Referring Whole Problem Te United Nations   DELEGATES PREPARE TO DEPART AT ONCE

Long, Fruitless Sessions Held  ee? a ee   Russia Is Charged With Blocking Action

U. S. Blames Russia For Blocking Action On Reich, Austria   Marshall Favors Referring Issues to UN Assembly If Treaty Not Completed by Fall; Bevin, Bidault Try to Soften Situation

MAJOR ISSUES ARE UNSOLVED BY MINISTERS   RUSSIANS BLAMED FOR DEADLOCK ON AUSTRIAN PACT

Charges of Responsibility For Moscow Parley’s Failure Fly on Eve of [ts Breakup

Vital Problems Still Unsolved; Blame Placed   Secretary Gives Caustic Views on Soviet Opposition

MOSCOW PARLEY MAY END TODAY   MARSHALL MAKES BITTER AT. TACK ON RUSSIA FOR BLOCKING AGREEMENTS

NEAR END AS RIFT WIDENS   Caustic “Jibes Mede By Marshall At Seviet Action

Ration Stamp No. 11 Good For 10 Lbs. Sugar To Be Effective April Ist

Britain’s Finances Worse; More Gold Is to Be Sold  Nation May Also Offer More Sterling For Dollar in Exchange

SEEK MAN IN TRUNK MURDER   Husband of Dead Woman Wanted in California Case

Taft Demands Cut In Truman Budget   G.0.P. Senator Jumps Gun to Urge Congress to Lop Off 3 or 4 Billion

Sen. Taft Rejects Truman Program   Reduction of Budget Estimate Slated by _ Senate Republican Leader

Says lruman Figures Should Take Big Slash   Rejects President’s Proposal To Retain Income Tax Rates. Outlines Labor Restrictions

Mrs. Earl G. Miller to Seek Secretary of State Post in 1948 Election

Police Beset By Crank Notes....  Californians Stumbling Over Selves To Confess  ’ 'To Black Dahlia Murder

Police Promise Fair Treatment  _To Dahlia Killer   Doubt Parter’s Confession, Reject Waitress’ Story Murder May Be Justified

ClO CONVENTION HEARS MARSHALL   DEBATE ON FOREIGN POLICY WILL FOLLOW SECRETARY'S SPEECH

Marshall To Address CIO  Convention   Foreign Policy Debate Listed

LIPSTICK ON GRIDIRON Stinnett’s Girlie Gridder In on Eight Plays, Unhurt

rama ke-knacted Daily  Horror. Tragedy Of Texas City  ‘Lives On At Improvised Morsue

Texas Fire » Victims Not All Claimed   Relatives Still Hover Around Vault Where Dead -Are Brought.,

Plagued By ‘Buzzards’ Heartrending Scenes At Vault Containing Texas City Missing

‘Identification Of Dead Is Frightful ‘Aftermath of Texas City Holocaust

Tragedy of Texas City Lives On At Vault Where Victims’ Bodies Lie

SAE MEEPORE SUCTEUCLCE My Horror, Tragedy Of Texas City ‘Lives On At Improvised Marsue

U.N. Struggles With Issue Of  Atomic Control   Faces Warning That VU. S. Intends To Increase Her A-Weapon Supremacy.

43,000 Workers in Two Eastern States Called Off the Walkout   Government Conciliators Hope for an Early End  to Disputes

Telephone Strike Starts to Crack   43,000 Workers in Two Eastern States Called Off the Walkout   ACCEPT WAGE HIKES   Governme::! ( oncihators Hope for an Early kind to Disputes

Meals Thrown to Hogs, Christmas Packages Withheld as Prisoners Refuse to Eaf .  Convicts Refuse Food. Slowdouun Worl

Mayor Indicted By Grand Jury  5 Others Named; Probe Campaign Expenses

SPRINGFIELD PAPER STRIKE CONTINUES   No Editions of Morning or Evening Newspapers Published Since Friday.

Greek Nationalists Trap Guerrilla Concentration   Prospective Battle’ May Decide Campaign Against Leftists Beonn Only Wednesday

Greek Guerzilla Bands Trapped in Mountain Forts   Regular Army Units Are Reported Closing in Frem All Sides   ‘BATILE MAY END LEFTIST UPRISINGS   Big Scale Fighting Is Ex. pected to Begin Tomorrow or Sunday

HUNGARY’S HOPE LIES WITH UN, ENVOY DECLARES   Urges Probe To Determine Future Of Eastern Europe

Communist Seizure a Real Test for Peace Agency, Envoy Believes "   EATON URGES SWIFT AMERICAN ‘ACTION   If Russia Wants Country Let Her Feed k Too, Congresaman Suggesis

Spotlight Guides Pilot Of Big Plane To Safe Landing At Tiny Airport

DRAFT AND YOUTH TRAINING TO GET ATTENTION SHORTLY   HOUSE CHAIRMAN SAYS IF - DRAFT 18 EXTENDED TRAINING PLAN WILL BE DROPPED

PERRY WOMAN DIED MONDAY EVE   Mrs.. Agnes Hughes Claiined By Death After Short Sickness

Fight Over Amount of Money for Help for Schools Loom:   Indications Are That Illi. nois Lawmakers Will Override Gov. Green

FIGHT LOOMS IN LEGISLATURE ON AID TO SCHOOLS   LAWMAKERS SHOW SIGNS OF UPPING BUDGET PROPOSAL

35 Perish In Train Wreck   Two Passenger Units Crash Near Winnipeg In Canada

RESCUE CREWS SEARCHING FOR MORE VICTIMS   Disaster Occurred in Headon Collision Near Winnipeg

Accident Py  of Winnipeg   A HEAD-ON COLLISION   Two Cars Burst Into Flame: Immediately After the Wreck

Thirty-Five Known Dead in Labor Day Train Wreck On Canadian Railway

At Least Thirty-Five Killed When Vacation, Express Trains Collide

Canada Vacation Special Strikes Cars in Station   Rescue Workers Rersove Bodies From Wreckage

Train Wreck Kills 35 Near Winnipeg  _ Special Crashes  nto enger Train rere Ha

FLAMES DESTROY VACATION TRAIN AFTER COLLISION   FEAR MORE BODIES BURIED IN DEBRIS OF HEAD-ON CRASH

Report 35 Dead In Collision Of  Canadian Trains   Transcontinental Train Crashes Into A Vaca ticners’ Special.

Canada Rail Crash Death Toll Hits 35   Special Train Smashes Into Standing Express At Dugald, Manitoba; Many Are Injured

39 Dead In Train Wreck  Canada Vacatiox   Canada Vacation Special Plunges Inte Standina Express.

— WRECK — 33 Bodies Recovered, 2 Other Victims Die   FLAMES SWEEP WRECKAGE

FIRE SPREADS THROUGH TWO COACHES   Mishap Occurs Late Monday 20 Miles From Winnipeg   Rams Standing Passenger Express; Locomotives Locked Together

F ast Canadian Trains Collide Near Winnipeg   Vacationers’ Special And . Transcontinental Train. , “to Wrecks. Flames wo Sweep. Coaches’

35 Killed In Train Wreck; Many Injured   Special, Carrying Vacationists, In Head-On Collision

Many Perish In Tragic Canadian Train Collision   EAST AND WEST BOUND LIMITEDS CRASH HEAD-ON

AT LEAST 35 DIE AS TRAINS CRASH   Vacationer Special Figure: in Canadian Tragedy

Special, Express  Collide   ‘Wreckage Is Swept By Fire After  Collision

SPECIAL RANG. INTO EXPRESS AT FLAG STOP   Victims, Mostly Canadians, on Way Home from Lake of the Woods.

Crash Occurs 20 Miles East Of Winnipeg   Rescuers Take Out 17 Bodies At Station In Dugald, Canada

At Least 35 Die . In Collision of Canadian Trains   Wéstbound Vacatiar Special Crashes Into.. -Express at, Station: Naar Winninan =: -

35 Die as 2 rains Collide   Toll Expected to Mount as Rescue Workers Search Charred Coaches Of Labor Day Vacation Special

30 Killed As Canada Train Crashes, Burn:   At Least 35 Persons Die as Vacationers’ Train Collides with Passenger Train Near Winnipeg.

35 Known Dead In Canadian Railway Wreck   Flames Sweep Cars of Holiday Special After Headon Collision

? Trains Collide. Kall 35 in Canada   sg 7% yf   Fear More Bodies May be Located— Fire lenites Oil

30 KILLED AS TWO CANADA . TRAINS CRASH   Vacation Train Loaded With Holidayers, Rams Head-On Into Express

19 Killed In Canadian Train Crash  15 Others Are Injured Near Winnipesc

Death Toll In Wreck Of  Train Now 35   Vacationers’ Special Crashed Head-On Into Passenger Express In Canada

Passenger Is Rammed By Special  Accident Occurs East Of Winnipe;

At Least 35 Die In Vacation Train Collision   Flaming Crash Worst In: History For West Canada

lhirty-Five Vacationists Killed in Head-on Crash Of Holiday Trair

35 Killed in Train Crash in Manitoba   Wreckage Bursts Into Flames as Two Trains Collide

Fear Wreck Toll High    Many Bodies May Still Be Buried in Debris of Two Canadian . Trains: 35 Are Known Dead

Car Explodes, Fire Guts Special After Hitting Passenger   Total Death Toll Not Certain as Rescue Crews Toil

Holiday Train Splintered by Through Flier   Flames Devour Scattered Coaches of Labor Day Special

Canadian Train Wreck Kills 3  Fear More are Dead _ After Headon Crash

Two Cars Burn after Impact   Dugald, ‘Manitoba, Near Winnipeg, Scene of Dis aetar

35 Killed in Train Crash In Manitoba  TT 72 3. 34x sg   Holiday Specia Rams Express Near Winnipeg

Special Rams Express; Fires  Break Out   Flames Spread to Oil Tanks; Heat Hampers Rescuers

Collision Near Winnepeg; Fire Sweeps Coaches   Spécial Carrying More Than 750 People Collides Headon Wthi Express

MOST VICTIMS FROM VACATION SPECTAL IN CRASH WITH EXPRESS   OTHER BODIES MAY BE IN WRECK, 20 MILES EAST OF WINNIPEG

Train Collision In Canada Kills At Least 35   Headon Crash Hurt: 15; Coaches Catch Fire After Wreck

BROKEN BODIES REMOVED FROM CHARRED WRECK   Rescue Workers On Spot Of Rail Disaster Have No Idea How Many More Bodies Might Be Buried Beneath Pas senger Cars.

35 Killed in Canadian Wreck   Special Carrying Vacationers Collides Head-On Near Winnipe;

35 Diein Crash Of Two Trains  Near Winnipeg   17 Bodies Recovered from Head-On Collision; 2? Cars Burned

35 Persons Die As Canadian Trains Crash.   ~ Special Train Carrying Vacationers Cofides With Passenger Train Standina at Station

Two Trains Crash 35 Persons Killed   A HEAD -ON COLLISION   Two Cars Burst Into Flame: ny After the Wreck

Many Die in Wreck: Of Canadian Trains   Vacationers’ Speciat and Stonding Passenger Express Involved, Many Fersoas Burned to. Death

British Publish Burma Bill Of  Independence   Churchill Attacks Plan a: Speeding Fall of Bri tain’s Empire

TL. Brantact Shaw on Earth’:   Voleano's Eruption Is as Awesome as A-Bomb Blasts

Greatest Show on Earth Being Staged by Philippine Volcano Erupting Every Three Hours

MAYON SHOW AS AWESOME AS A-BOME   Majestic Volcano on Southern Luzon Erupts Kvery Three Hours and Clouds Rise Like AfterEffects at Bikini.

A Volcano In Action   Philippine Peak Puts On Awesome Show For Crew of Airplane:

) smo nquiry  Set For  Monday   Communist Angl - To Be Checked By Committee

Fund Of $10,000,000 Would Be Provided To Aid Local Units To House Veterans

Boos! f Liquor, Wine Tax To Raise Money   Municipalities and Counties Building For Vets Get Funds

UN Is Seeking Compromise On Hearing Jewish Agency   Poles Ready To Press for Vote To Give Zionists Voice in Debate on Palestine

U.N. Seeking Jewish Truce   Voice on Palestine Assured Delegates

SOUTHWEST PAPERS RATION ADVERTISING   Director Says 90 Per Cent Limit Space Because of Newsprint Shortare.

Some Reach Parents...  First of 3044 War Dead Begin Train Rides Home

U.S. WAR DEAD HEAD FOR HOME   First Leave On Trains Fo Distribution Centers

Expanded Program Of Education Vital For Nation. Says Gevernor   Lane Tells University Qf Maryland Graduates Social Sciences Hold Broad Field For Ad vancement: Receives Honorary Degree.

Governor Lane Cites Need Of More Schools   Speaks At University Of Maryland Graduation Exercises and Gets Honorary Degree

Lar ger Public Education Plar Urged By Lane   Much Of Recent Budget Increase Went For That He Tells U. M. Seniors

Lee’s Command In Italy Gets Army Scrutiny   Eisenhower Says Invesliga tor to Check On Reports Of Low Morale Among American GIs

CHECK PLANNED ON U.S. TROOPS   Army Investigates Story Of Low Mo~e'- *mong Soldiers an aaly

ARMY TQ CHECK ON: LEE REGIME IN ITALIAN ZONE   General Eisenhower Says Inspector General Will Leave at Once for Europe on Jnauiry.   SAYS COMMANDER HAS ASKED INVESTIGATION   Wyche May Leave Monday— Army Chief Says He Knows   Little Except Newspaper   Reports.

Gen. Ike Will Check On Lee’s Rule In Italy   Inquiry Asked By General Himself After Published  Stories, Says Chief

Army Investigates Complaints of Soldiers in Italy  Inspector General to Conduct Inquiry Into Recent Rumors.

lke Orders Probe of Lee   Inspector General May Check Conditions In Mediterranean

Eisenhower Orders. Check Of Morale Of American Oc- °. cupation Troops:

GREEK - TURK HELP MEASURE IS SENT TO: WHITE HOUSE   Congress Finishes Action ot Proposal and Gives It: to President

Steel Production  Of1936 Made Gaal   Relief For American, British Taxpayers. Aid To Europe Seen

U. §., BRITAIN WOULD DOUBLE GERMAN STEEL   Plan to Relieve Tax Burden But Avoid War Potential

U.S., Britain Plan To Boost German Industrial. Output   Would Relieve Load On Amerizan, British Taxpayers---Hope. for 15 Per Cent Incrécca

GERMAN INDUSTRY WILL BE BOOSTED TO HIGHER POINT   U.S. and England Agree to Plan to Raise Cutput of Steel Industry

30 Dead, 300 Hurt In Blast!   Los Angeles Plant Is Wrecked; Fire Breaks Out   EXTRA!

300 Injured; Blast Wrecks Four Blocks   All Police, Wospital Stat ff Members Ordered Ong Mor Emergeney.

Four Block Square Area Demolished   Hospitals Jammed With Injured; Thousands of Curious Hamper Rescuers

Over 300 Hurt, 4 City Blocks Wrecked. L. A.   General Fire Alarm Sounded, Every Ambulance In City Rushed To Scene

Victims Of Sweeping Flames Cooked Alive   Area Four Blocks Square Is Wrecked; City Hospitals Are Filled With Injured: Police Declare State Of Emergency

Los Angeles Explosion Kills 30; Many Injured As Blast Wreeks 4 Blocks   Buildings And Automobiles Within Area Damaged When Electro-Plating Plant Explodes And Catches Fire — Windows Shat tered 70 Blocks Away.

LOS ANGELES DOWNTOWN AREA SHAKEN   Twenty-five of Injured in Critical Condition—Exp'osion in an Electroplating Plant Wrecks a Large Sector.

300 INJURED; BLAST FELT 70 BLOCKS AWAY   Brick Building and 3 Homes Destroyed Ry Violent Exonlosio1

Blast Rocks  Area of Many Blocks   Several Buildings Are Destroyed, Many Parked Cars Demolished; Hospitals Are Filled As Police Proclaim State of Emeraency Today

Explosion Wreeks Area Of 4 Blocks   Police Chief Estimates Total Dead May Reach 25, Says Accident Is Worst in City History

Buildings in Los Angeles Are Leveled   Electro-Plating Concern Is Explosion Scene; “Like A-Bomb.”

30 Die, 300 Hurt In L.A. Explosion   Worst Holocaust in History of City; Bodies Buried Under 10 Feet of Debris; Force of Blast Felt 10 Miles From Scene

Many Die In L. A. Blast   At Least 30 Killed, Over 300 Believed Injured In Terrific Explosion

WRECKS BUILDING ND AREA IN CITY 4 BLOCKS SQUARE STATE OF EMERGENCY  DECLARED AS TOLL ‘OF INJURED MOUNTS

Blast Occurs In Electro-Plating Company's Plant  Sev eral Buijldi ings mn

Blast Wrecks Area of Four Square Blocks   Hospitals are Jammed With Injured; Curious Hamper Rescue Work

Wrecked Two Story Buiding and Nearby Structures; State of Emergency Declared

Thirty Killed, 100 Injured In Evedisiibie Ave. L ioe firreelen -

300 Hurt In Accident  That Rocks Downtown District: Fire Follows

Four Block Area Wrecked; City’s Hospital Filled   Doren Workers In Electro-Plating Firm Victims: Windown Broken Miles Away

AN EXPLOSION KILLED AT LEAST THIRTY PERSONS   More Than 300 Were Injured at Los Angeles Thursday.   THE HOSPITALS FILLED   Explosion Wrecked An Area 4 Blocks Square; State of Emergency.

Los Angeles Blast Causes Death of 30   Scores Injured as Explosion Destroys ElectroPlating Shop and Three Homes

300 INJURED, 4 BLOCKS RUINED BY EXPLOSION IK ELECTRO PLATE PLANT

Hospitals Filled With 300 Injured   Explosion In _ Electro Plating Plant Wrecks An  Area 4 Blocks Square.

Explosion Destroys Two-Story Building  Police Department Declares State

30 Killed, 100 Injur ed  In Les Angeles Explosion   Blast Wrecks Area Four Blocks Square And Buildings Damaged For Area Of Mile; All Police, Ambulances Summoned As City Declares State Of Emergency

Four-Block Area Wrecked By Explosion   Many Stunned, Glass Broken in Nearby Buildings

Explosion Destroys Two-Story Building  Police Department Declares State Of Emeraency: Ambulances Mobilize

Temperatures   Hospitals Are Filled With Injured; ‘Nearby Cars Demolished and Windows Broken 70 Blocks Away _

Blast Rocks   At Least 30 Killed -And Over’ 300 Injured -As Electroplating Building Explodes

Area Four Blocks Square Wrecked By Explosion In Vicinity Of Los Angeles

Hospitals Filled; Area 4 Blocks Square Wrecked   Buildings Damaged A Mile Away; State’ of Emergency Ordered

Blast Rocks ' Los Angeles;  30 Ar € Killed   Over 100 Injured In Vio. lent Explosion; Area 4. Blocks Square Rocked

DEATH COUNT MAY GO TO 1; 30 ARE HURT   Downtown Area‘of Los Angeles  Rocked By’ Blast; Build)  iw w ings. Destroved .—       SCREAMS OF DY! DYING AND?” INJURED ADD TO MIXUP

Thirty Dead, 300 Injured In Explosion   Four Square Blocks Near Downtown Area Wrecked; State of Emeraency Declared

Frost Forecast For N.C. Tonight   Snow Forecast For West and Northern Portions Of State

New Plan Wins General Support Of Congressmen   (ong Controversy Is Endec 4; Army And Navy Head: sree To Compromise; tinue Cabinet Member

Defense Chief Would Head Al Armed Forces   Secretaries for Army, Navy and Air to Assist

Army and Navy Reach Accord  On Unification   Service Chiefs Pledge Greater Cooperation

Promise to Cooperate for Efficiency   Only One Cabinet Officer; Experts To Frame Pact Details

Military Chiefs Endorse Unity Plan; Defense Would Have 1 Cabinet Seat

ARMY-NAVY © MERGER PLAN ENDORSED BY HIGH COMMAND   More ‘Cooperation. And Efficiency Promised Under  1 Cabinet Head

‘ARMY AND NAVY  AGREE ON PLAN FOR . AYMIFIDATION?   Promised Cooperation and Greater Efficiency. It Is Said.   UNDER SINGLE OFFICER    Wholehearted Endorsement Was Given by Gen. Eisenhower.

Army, Navy Chiefs Okay Merger Plan Under Single Head   Action Makes For Greater Efficiency; Bars Many Disputes

Minister of Defense to  Be Chosen   Air Service to Be Given Separate Ranking

Army, Navy Heads Back Service Plan   Plan Remains Only General Proposition to Be Worked Out

All Branches of Army and Navy Will Come Under Jurisdiction of One Cabinet Member.   THREE SECRETARIES FOR NEW DEPARTMENT

One Cabinet Head Over New Set-Up  Under Secretaries Are Slated To Head Three Service Groups

All Approve Plan Offered By President   Only General Proposition Is Submitted; Congress Will Have Big Part in Filling in Details

One Secretary to Serve in Cabinet.   Army, Navy Airforce Chiefs Under National Defense Planned hy Miltary Denartments

Army-Navy Merger Endorsed   Only One Cabinet Officer Will Represent Services Led by 3 Secretaries

Commanders Promise Cooperation Under Single Cabinet Officer   Permits Unified Defense Planning   Army Air Force Will Become Autonomous Under Program Laid Down

PLAN CALLS FOR ONE SECRETARY, SEPARATE FORCES   PRESIDENT TRUMAN ASKS SENATE GREEN LIGHT TO DIG DEEPER

Commanders of Armed Forces * Laud Agreement   Promise Cooperation, Greater Efficiency; Proposal to Conaqress

Secretaries for Army, Navy and Air, Serving Under Cabinet Defense Chief, , Proposed; Plaa  Suits Truman, and Will Be Sent to Congress

High Commands Agree on Plan For Unification  Units to Have One Cabinet Member

Military Units Agree to Plan Of Unification   Compromise Sets Up * One Cabinet Member, Minus Actual Merger

ARMED FORCES TO BE UNDER ONE LEADER   Land, Sea And Air Arms To Have Individual Heads   MILITARY LEADERS   High In Praise Of Program; Only One Defense Secretary To Be In Cabinet

Army-Navy. Agree on New Mercer Plan   Truman Gives Compromise Set Up Hic Blessing: Reaction Favorable

Will Co-operate Under New Setup   Experts Tell News Conference . Details of Agreement— Conoress Must Annrove

Army And Navy High Command Will Cooperate   Assure Greater Efficiency  Single Cabinet Officer

Top Officials Tell Acceptance At Press Meet   Follow Proposal Of President Truman; Long Controversy  Brought To Finish

National Defense Secretary To Be Cabinet Member   Army and Navy Chiefs Pledge Co-Operation At News Conference

High Officers Back Arms Merger Plan   Cooperation, Efficiency Sure Under Sinale Cabinet Member

Truman Okays Unity of Service:   Army and Navy Would Be Under = Seeretary - of National Defense

Army And Navy In Agreement On Unification  Services Pledge Cooperation Under One Cabinet Officer

High Command Of Both Forces Praise Program That Will Give Over-All Policy Authority To  Single Secretary

ONE CABINET OFFICER TO REPRESENT THREE FIGHTING BRANCHES   + .. Congress Will Hare Big Hand In Unification

Army, Navy Agree on Plan Of Unification, President Likes It, Next Move Up to Conaress

Cabinet Heads Give Approval Truman Plan   Adm. Nimitz. Gen. Eisen  hower ‘Testify in Favor of Maivcar

Army, Navy In Agreement On  A Merger Plan   Pledge Co-operation, Efficiency Under Single Cabinet Officer.

Efficiency To Be Greater, They Promise   Congress Will Have Hand In Arranging Details Of Plan

Army And Navy Officers Give Full Approval   Details Of Merger, With Single Representative On Cabinet, Told At Conference

One Cabinet Officer For Job Favored  Compromise On Unification Plan °

ALL LEADERS — ENDORSE PLAN   Cooperation and Greater Efficiency Is Seen Under Program

Merger Armed  Forces  Settled   Army, Navy Men In Agreement; Up To Congress

Top Commands Pledge Support Of ‘Unification’   War and Navy Secretaries, Nimitz and Eisenhower Give Tt Wholehearted Endorsement   Attend Seminar  At White House   Plan Calls For Three Secre taries Serving Under One Secretary National Defense

Unification of Army-Navy Com: mand Under Single Cabinet * Officer Settled   THREE BRANCHES WILL. HAVE OWN-SECRETARIES

IS GIVEN FULL ENDORSEMENT   Three Secretaries Would Serve Under National Defense Cabinet Member

One Secretary Will Direct All  Armed Forees   War and Navy Heads Declare Support for Merger Plan Setting Up Three Commands

Merger Plans For U.S. Defense Forces Ready   ARMY AND D NAVY HAVE AGREED TO UNITED SYSTEM

Army, Navy Will Be Merged Under One Secretary   Highest Officers — Approve Truman’s Unification Plan

“Ross Says New Defense Plan ’ Will Meon Only One Cabinet CHticar

Army, Navy Agree on Unification   New Plan Promises Greater Efficiency Under a Single Cabinet Off -or

Trains Meet  At Capital   Freedom Train and Section of Friendship Train at Harrisburg

TO MODIFY 508 PLANES   ‘Army Will Modernize Early Jet Fighters With New Equipment

TALE OF KIDNAPING IS TOLD NEAR HERE: MAN 1S HELD IN JAIL   Fairmount, [lL Resident Is in Custody at Vincennes; Admits Charges; Tells of Long Ride in State.   DENIAL OF ATTACK IS MADE, HOWEVER

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Says Sinatra Has Plan To Disrupt Political Rallies

India Rioting Is Continued   Police Open Fire To Quell Outbreaks In Calcutta, India

Four Army Officers Burned To Death, Six Others Injuret   Fire Destroys Bachelor Ofticers Barracks Al Reservation Near Watertewn, N. ¥.

OFFICERS DIE IN FLAMES   'Four Are Killed When Barracks Burns at Pine Camp, N.Y.

OFFICERS IRE tN FLAMES   Fear Are Killed When Barracks Beras at Pine Cama, N.Y. .

dae  BURNED — IN BARRACKS      FLAMES KILL FOUR OFFICERS AND INJURED SIX OTHERS : NEAR: WATERTOWN. ~

ARMY OFFICERS PERISH IN FIRE   Four Die as Blaze Sweeps Barracks Building

FOUR OFFICERS PERISH IN FIRE   Flimsy Army — Barracks Near Watertown, N.Y., Destroyed

COP “WINGS” GUNMAN AND SAVES PASTOR   Tense Real Life Drama Enacted in Qhio.Church...:....

FATHER SACRIFICED HIS LIFE -_ TO SAVE THAT OF YOUNG SON   LONG ISLAND MAN DROWNS “AFTER MAKING SURE BOY  " WOULD BE RESCUED ~—

BRITAIN SEEKS RUSSIA'S AID ON AMERICAN PLAN   Pravda, However, Chills Hopes Of Favorable  Reaction

Russian Help Asked In Recovery Program   Pravda Attacks Marshall Plan As “Dollar Diplomacy”

Britain Seeks to Enlist Russian Support of U.S. Aid-to-Europe Project

Russia Seems Reluctant to Take Pari .   Marshall Proposal Attacked as ‘Dollar Diplomacy’

PRAVDA ATTACKS SEC, MARSHALL'S ~— AID-FUROPE PLAN   Calls Proposal “Dotlar Diplomacy” as Britain Prepares to Seek Moscow’s Co-operation.   LITTLE HOPE HELD REDS WILL TAKE PART   ‘Formal Rejection by Kremlin Would Widen Breach Between Eastern and Western Europe.

Britain Seeks Red Backing For U.S. Plan   Russia, However, Is Unfriendly Toward Assistance Proposal

Britain Asks For Red Hely in Aid Plan   Moscow Is Relucctant To Cooperate Where U.S. Dollars: Come In

Moscow Said ‘Reluctant’ To Cooperate  Britain Seeks Reds Help In Aid Program

Britain Seeks Enlist Russia In Aid Progran   Pravda Brands Marshall Plan ‘Dollar Diplomacy’

BRITISH SEEK RED FUROPE PLAN AID   Pravda Chills Hope of Favorable Reaction By Atiack

SOVIETS COOL ON EUROPEAN PUMP PRIMING   MOSCOW AID ASKED IN SPENDING U. S. DOLLARS   Criticism Discouraging

LABOR BILL VOTE DELAY PROBABLE   Democrats Hint Milder Measure May Be Offered

MILDER VERSION OF LABOR BILL FACES DEFEAT   GOP Senators Confident “Toughened” Measure To Pass Next Week

Legislators Finish 61-Day Session Today   Lawmakers Wait . for Paper Work to Be Completed by Clerks

FIRST POSITIVE PEACE-KEEPING ACTION TAKEN   Russia, and U.S. Join in § to 0 Vote of Council

Is Sent To Dutch And  Indonesians.      - United States and and Russia United "In Making Request; Now Await ~ Proof that UN Can Halt a War

UN Orders Indonesian  War Halted   Security Council Votes 8 to 0 for Immediate End Of The Conflict

Envoys Elated Over Voling First Positive Peace-Making Action; Quick Replies to Notes Expected

UN Cease-Fire Appeal Rushed to Dutch War   Security Council Hopes for Proof of Peace Power

U.S. And Russia Vote Together On Dutch Issue   First Positive Peace Action By Council

War Continues In Java Despite UN Stop Order   Security Council Act: With Rare Unanimity in Indonesia

UN Moves To Nip Possible War In Indies   Diplomats Hopeful Firs Positive Peace Action Taken By Council  Will Succeed.

Thousands Idled As Steel Plants Are Closed Down   Enough Production fo: 8,000 Autos Per Day Is Being Lost

‘Unauthorized’ Strike Slashes Steel Output   Thousands Idled By Walkout of 1,800 On Plant Railroad

Rail Walkout At Pittsburgh Closes Plants  Thousands Are Idled At Carnegie-lilinois

Railroad Strike  Hits U.S. Steel’s Main Subsidiary   Carnegie Illinois’ Pittsburgh District Plants Closed By Inter-Plant Road’s Shutdown; Thousands Mr Too 6 htt TA Pail

RAILWAY STRIKE: FORCES SHUTDOWN OF STEEL MILS   Carnegie Minois Operations Cease in Pittsburgh District —Thousands Thrown  Inte Idjeness. a   TRAINMEN’S WALKOUT. TERMED UNAUTHORIZED   Crews of Inter-Plant Carrier Are Reported Demanding’ Wage Boost of 30 Cents an Hour.

STEEL PLANT IS CLOSED BY RAIL WALKOUT   THOUSANDS — IDLED; STRIKE AFFECTS AUTO OUTPUT

Labor Dispute Closes Pittsburgh Area Steel Mills  ‘Unauthorized’ Railroad Walkout Puts Many Tr 06—hrmlt “( i‘ iéirzZrTSCUKfN EE CTCL.

Plant Railroa Strike Closes Steel Mills   idles Thousands Carnegie-Illinois Steel Workers

Strike Hits Pittsburgh Steel Plants   Wildcat Walkout Of Rail Men Idles 35 Thousand Others

Rail Strike  Forces Steel Plant Down   1,800 Employes of Carnegie-Illinois Seeking Wage Boost

President A. F. Whitney of Brotherhood of Rail way Trainmen Terfttt W alkout “Unauthoris  ed;” Causes Loss 0 S I Ds  00 Tons Steel Pr ct  Daily.

Many Workers Are Made Idle In Pittsburgh   Strike At Inter-Plant Rail road Closes Steel © Mills

RAIL STRIKE FORCES MAJOR SHUTDOWN   1,800 Carnegie Employees Take Part In ‘Wildcat’ Walkout

Continued Competition Between Russia, U. S. Possible Without War

Slash in Tariff Brings Protest   Farmer and Laborer To Find Standard of Living Endangered

indict 2--Former Gls for Carrying Off Atom Secrets   Notes and Photographs as Souvenirs Get Vets Into Court.

FORMER SOLDIERS UNDER INDICTMENT   Two Involved In Disappearance Of Atom Bomb Secrets To Face Charres

THEFT OF ATOM SECRETS CITED   Souvenir-Hunting Ex-Gl Pair Indicted By Federal Jury

Kight of 12 Airplane Accidents Occur In United States   race Moore, American Soprano, Prince Adolf of Sweden Kalled in Crash at Copenhagen Airport

54 Lose Lives In Week-End Air Crashes  Singer Grace Moore And Swedish Prince,

Plane Crashes Bring Death To 54 People   American Singer Grave Moore, Swedish Prince Killed At Copenhagen.

Grace Moore, Swedish Prince Among 54 Killed In Dozen Weekend Airplane Crashes

Grace Moore, Famed Singer, Among Victims   Eight Accidents Occurred In U. 5S.

Grace Moore Is Crash Vietim   Opera Singer, Swedish Prince Gustav Among Air Accident Dead

GRACE MOORE, 53 OTHERS DIE IN AIR CRASH SERIES   American Soprano And Sweden’s Prince Gustaf Adolf Among 22 Persons Killed In Takeoff Accident In Denmark—Total Of Twelve Fatal Aviation Mishaps Listed During Week-end, Including Eight In United States—Search Begun For Missing Chinese Aircraft

Swedish Prince, Grace Moore Among 22 Victims Of Crack-Up Of Dutch Liner Ir In 1 Copenhagen  TWELVE 7 PLAN ES   TWELVE PLANES   Wrecked In Accidents, Eight Of Which Occured In U.S.

Weekend Plane Crashes At Home, Abroad Snuff Out Lives Of 54 Persons

Dutch To Rush Probe Into Crash   Miss Moore and Prince Adolf Were Among 72 Persons Killed at Copenhagen   ll Air Crashes   Eight Occur in the United States Over Week-End

94 Killed in  Plane Crashes  Singer Grace Moore  And Swedish Prince  5 Re oe pee "ee

Plane Crashes Bring Death fo 54 Persons   Series of Accidents Occur Over Week-end at Home and Abroad

—AIR MISHAPS TAKE HEAVY TOLL-— Grace Moore, Swedish  Prince Among 22 Dead In Copenhagen Mishap

54 KILLED IN PLANE CRASHES ON WEEK-END   Search Planes Hunt Missing Aircraft in China: 18*Aboard

Denmark Plane Disaster Takes 20 Other Lives   Airplane Accidents At Home, Abroad Kill Total of 54

Grace Moore And Sweden’s Prince  Are Among 54: Killed In Air Crashes

TEMPERATURES   Singer Grace Moore, Prince Gustaf Adolf  Of Sweden Victims

Famed Opera Star Is Among Victims   Sweden's Prince Gustaf Dies; Weekend Wreck Total Eleven

Grace Moore among lll-Fated Passengers   American Opera Star, Swedish Throne Heir, Die  As Dutch Plane Falls at Copenhagen

SINGING STAR, PRINCE KILLED INCOPENHAGEN   Eight of 12 Weekend Air Accidents Occur In United States

Danes Slaps Weight Restrictions on DC-3 Air Transports   Search Continues For Missing Plane In China Flight —  — =

Aerial Wrecks Take 54 Lives   Plane Missing in China With 18 Aboard; Singer Killed on Way to Concert Engagement

urace Moore, -wedish Prince Among Victims   Craft Crashes at Copenhagen with Loss of 22 Lives

Grace Moore, Noted Singer, Prince of Sweden Among Dead   Eight of Twelve WeekEnd Tragedies Occur in United States

Plane Crashes In Weekend Take 34 Lives   Search Is Continuing For Missing Liner On Chungking Flight

Crash Tolls Mount.... ee Ne ee  Week Of Air Horror Sees 54 Persons Go To Deaths

PLANE CRASHES ADD 54 DEATHS TQ-LARGE LIST   /Grace Moore, American Singer  and Swedish Prince Among Accident Victims   CHINA CRASH IS COSTLY

Plane Crashes Take 54 Lives   Eight Crashes Occur In United States During Weekend

PICKET BELL PHONE OFFICES IN OHIO CITIES   No Disorders Reported ii Lines Formed in Cleveland, Columbus

FREAK BULT KILLS FOOTBALL PLAYER   Lightning Also Injures 7 at Stadium at Denver.

Restoration 7 Of Relief Fund Cut Assured   Long Delieration Is Predicted Before Money Is Provided ~

Expect Senate To Restore Cut In Foreign Aid   Hoover To Testify On Relief Necessary For Six Countries

Roxas Seeks Reds Insist Plane LostInQOn Messing Philippines Atom&Arm:

ORDER MISSING PLANE SEARCH IN PHILIPPINES   Presidential Airliner Disappears With 15 Officials Aboard

Hunt Ordered For Airliner   12 To 15 Officials Aboard Missing Presidential Plane

Wide Search For Missing Plane Is On   Craft Of Filipino President Carried Prominent Persons

President Roxas Orders Great Air Search For Missing Personal Plane  Craft With Several Philippine Officials And

ew Layout Of Strange Elements Revealed As Cy- . alatron Performs _

ATOM SMASHUP YIELDS LAYOUT OF ODDITIES   Strange New Elements Created as California’s Cyclotron Gets Workout.

Mechanical Monster Opens Way For Much Broader Scientific Research

House Safeguards Relief Against Soviet Control   Countries Getting Aid Must Accept U. S. Rule  Over Distribution

House Trims Aid Total to 200 Million   Also Votes To Den: Relief to Nations Under Soviet Sway

VOTES 10 SLASH FOREIGN RELIEF   HOUSE WOULD CUT PROGKAM FROM $256,000,009 TO $200,000,000,

House Acts to Trim Foreign  Relief Fund   Aid to Red-Dominatec Countries Would Be on Conditional Basis

Trim Foreign Relief and Specify Supervision for Any Funds to Red Areas

AID TO REDS IS CUT THRU HOUSE ACTION   Foreign Relief Is Slashed to Extent of Million and Half

House Moves To Refuse Aid To Countries Dominated By Reds: Cut Appropriations

Put a ‘Made-in-America’ Tag on Aid House Cuts Foreign Relief Fund For Fear Russia Would Get Help

FOREIGN RELIEF TOTAL TRIMMEL   Countries Dominated By Russia To Be Denied U. S. Assistance

House Votes to Trim Relief Fund   Tentative Action Is Subject to Rol! Call Later

HOUSE VOTES TO CUT DOWN RELIEF FUND   Propose Curbs on Aid To Nations Under  Red Domination

SLASHIS VOTED IN FOREIGN AID   House Also Puts Clamp On Relief Shipments to Nations in Soviet Sphere

]  Trims Foreign Relief Funds  House Names Countries   House Names Countries  To Get Aid 

Not a Dollar For Countries Dominated by Russia Except They Agree to Rigid U. S. Supervis ion.

‘Dewey Favors Aid tor China   Avers Reds Cast Eyes On 450 Million

AID FOR CHINA   Assails Administration Foi Failure to Place Nation On Emergency Program

Dewey Attacks China Policy  Says People May Fall Into Hands Of Reds

BALKAN POT BOILS AS MOVE TO REVIVE LITTLE ENTENTE SEEN: EVENTS DRAMATIC

Pro-Russian Balkan Bloc Taking Shape   Events In Eastern Europe Collide With Truman Doctrine

SOVIET GAINS MORAL VICTORY AGAINST U. 8.   Compromise Proposal Finally Adopted By Assembly

Cigarette Tax Suggested As BevenueRaise  Among Number   Among Number Of Measures Given Leaislature

CIGARETTE TAX PROPOSED FOR WEST VIRGINIA   Senate Gets Bill With Two-Cent Per Pack Asked For State

Russia’s NewAtomic Plan Sifted   Hope Brightens for Settle ment in U.N. of Major Differences

ATOM COMMISSION STUDIES RED PLAN   Battle Over Veto Temporarily Sidetracked

Another Battle Over Veto Is Sidetracked: Those Whe Heard,Plan Work at Details   Three Points Gited   Separations, Proposals. Punishments Chief Points

—PLANE CRASH6 Survivors Are Found By Rescuers  Military Men Aboard Transport

‘Six Survivors of ‘ATC Plane Crash   “No Information is Available on Names of 29 Americans Aboard   HELICOPTER GOES IN   Doctors and Supplies Are -Landed at Scene of Lab° rador Tragedy

Six Survive Crash: 23 Others Die   Doctors, Supplies Landed by Helicopte: at Icy Wreck Scene

Six Survived Labrador Plane Crash   ‘Other 23 Persons Aboard Army C-5 Were Killed ©

Rescuers Reach Scene of Crash   Wreckage of Big ATC Transport Yields Bodies  of 23: Weather Hamperinge Onerations.

Rescuers Reach Disaster Scene   Helicopter and Dag Teams Employed to Reach Survivors Trapped m Dense Labrador W ildernoce

Rescuers Cut Into - Jey Wilderness to ~ Reach Wreck Today   Condition: lof: * Survivors Unknown; ‘Death Toll:

Six Men Survive Labrador Crash   Flown To Wreck B: Helicopter, Doctor Finds 23 Are Dead

6 Survive Labrador Air Crash   Rescue Party Finds 23 Killed; Helicopter Lands On Frozen Lake

Six Survive Crash Of C-54 in Labrador   Twenty-Three Die As Plane Goes Down

Six Persons Survive (-54 Plane Crash   Twenty-Nine Militar Personnel Lose lives in Labrador

‘ATC ANNOUNCES 23 DIED IN C-54 LABRADOR CRASE   Six Survivors Are Found By Rescue Party

Six Men Survive Transport Crash; Twenty-Three Die  Ruge Army Plane Crashes In Heavily Woeded Area Eieht Miles irem Airficld

B FOUND DEAD IN WRECKAGE OF TRANSPORT   Ground Rescue Crew Reaches Scene Of Wilderness Crackup

Six Survivors, 23 Are Dead in Crash of Plane   One Army Corporal Being Rescued for Second Time  in Six Weeks

Labrador Plane Crash Kills 23: Six Found Alive   Helicopter, Dog Teams Reach Scene; Second Recent Rescue for One

Six Survive Plane Crash      Other 23 Military Mer Aboard Found Dead  When Rescuers Reach Wreckage in Labrado)

Six. Sur vive Air Crashin Wilderess   Doctor Reports 23 Dead Found ‘at Scene’: as Snow. Prevents, Any Rescue : esi ad   Wreck Is €] tarred:   Party ‘Travels Toward Scene With Sleds to Reach: Plane

But Six Survive Crash of Plane Transport Is Down In Labrador Wilds.

Army Transport Crash Kills 23, Six Others Alive   Rescue Teams at Scene of Goose Bay Wreck Find Some Survivors

6 Survivors Are Found Ai  Cr ash Scene    Other 23 Persons On Board U. 8S. Plane Lost Lives In Wilds Of ft ahradar

SIX SURVIVORS REPORTED IK PLANE CRASH   23 Dead Listed in Wreck o Huge Army Transport in Labrador.

Hee _ RESCUERS FIND, ONLY. SIX SURVIVORS—  23 E Die i in Labrador Plane Crast

ONLY 6 MEN SURVIVE FALL OF TRANSPORT   Hard, Driving Snow Slows Rescue Operations—Big Craft, Carrying Military Personnel, Down Tuesday Midnight:

Twenty-three Die in Labrador ATC Plane Disaster   Only Six Survivors -Found---Full-seale Rescue Operations Stalled hu Starm

Six Men Survive Crash of Big Military Plane  _ Doctor at Scene Says  23 Killed in Labrador Smashup

RESCUERS FIND SIX SURVIVORS IN ARCTIC WILDS   Deg Sleds Carry Mercy Mission to Scene of ATC Plane Tragedy

Six Survived Plane Crash   Aad 23 Died When. Huge Transport Crashed in key Wilderness in Lobrador

SiX SURVIVED, REPORT FROM ATC DECLARES   Doctors Landed Near Scene of Mishap By Helicopter

Six Survive  Plane Grash  23 of 29 Perish In Crash of Plane In Labrador

Six Survive  Plane Crash   Weather Prevents Rescue: Land Doctors, Medicine.

Six Survive Labrador » Plane Crash  Two Moen Tried.   Two Men Tried‘Night Holdup At _Hiahway Station

SIX SAFE, 23 DEAD IN CRASH ]OF ATC PLANE; AID ARRIVES   Helicopter Flies Doctors to Scene in Wilds of Labrador: Snow Hampers Work

RESCUE PARTY HANDICAPPED BY A HEAVY SNOW   ——— Food, Medicine and Clothing Reach Plane Vietims

Plane Carried 29   Rescue Party Sends Report Of Survivors At Wreckage   Helicopter Lands Near Crash Site With Medical Aid

Rush Rescue Aircraft To Remote Area   Hoosier Soldier Among Those Saved; Weather Handicaps Efforts

Six of 29 Men: Survive Crash  Search Party Beats Helicopter to Scene

Rescue Party Reaches The Scene, Finds 23 Dead Aboard Wrecked Plane

Six Survive Plane Crash In Labrador  26 Military Men Killed In Fall Of Bia Aircraft

Death In Labrador’s Icy Wilderness... .  Searchers Reach Scene Of Big Airplane Crash; Only 6 Of 29 Survived

IX OUrViIvors Plan Crash ound Today   Army Transport Crashes in Labrador’s Icy Viilderness

RESCUE PARTY REPORTS 23 ARE DEAD   Transport Found 8 Miles From Goose Bay  # orm txt me re oe   Carrying Doctor Lands At Scene; Communications Hampered By Weather

Physician On Scene Reports 23 Lost Lives   Veather Hampers Rescue: Helicopter Lands Doctors, Supplies

Montana Weather   Only Six of 29 ‘Survive Crash of ATC Plane in Northern Labrador Wilds

RESCUERS FIND SIX SURVIVORS OF PLANE CRASH   FOOT PARTIES AND HELICOPTER ARRIVE AT LABRADOR SCENE

Six Survive Wilderness Catastrophe   Doctor Lands Near. Wreckage In Heliconter

Weather Slows Rescue Attempt   Doctor Taken in By Helicopter Says 23 Persons Dead

23 Found Dead In Wreckage Of Big Army Plane   Doctes Who Reaches Scene Of Disaster Reports Only 6 Survived; Land Medical Supplies By Helicopter

6 FOUND ALIVE OUT OF 29 MEN ABOARD PLANE   Rescue Party Reaches Wrecked Military Craft in Labrador Wilderness

Six Survive _ Crash in Nortt Fatal fo 23   Only One Crewman Lives. Through Labrador Plunge

Find 6 Survived Transport Crash   Rescuers Reach Wreck in Labrador

Doctor Lands At Scene Of Wreckage  rAncCchnnr   Transport Crashes In Labrador

DOCTOR SAYS 23 MILITARY MEN DIEIN WREGK   Physician Lands at Scene} Takes Ground Party 24 Hours to Reach Plane

elN ARMY C-47 PLANE CRASH   Six Reported to Have Survived Labrador Crash

23 KILLED IN AIRLINER CRASE IN WILDERNESS   Six Survive Wreck Of Army Piane; Rescuers Raarh Srene

Soviet Slashes Value of Ruble In Price War, But Ends All Rationing

Soviet Press Hails Move As Heavy Blow To Marshall Plan   Living Expenses  Will Be Slashed   Officials Say Plan Is Way For Overcoming PostWar Economic Crisis

RUSSIANS END RATIONING AND REVALUE RUBLE   Value Slashed as Much as 90% to Check Inflation

Russia Devalues Ruble to Check Rising Inflation  Soviet Also Scraps Rationing; Heavy Ru

Ration Controls Lifted: Current Prices Pegged   Rubles Exchanged At Rate Of 1 To 10

Russia Tries To Head Off Drice Spiral   Devalue Ruble by Ss Mucn As Ninety Per Cent; Simueltaneously Announce end of Rationing.

Ends Rationing, Pegs Prices in Move to Overcome Postwar Inflation Spiral

KREMLIN CUTS RUBLE VALUE, ENDS RATIONS   Financial Experts Amazed, Await Reactions

Finals-Set-For-8 O'clock Tonight... 235 Await Diplomas At The High School

Finals Set For 8 O'clock Tonight... . 230 Awail Diplomas  At The High School

Obstruction  Causes P.R.R. Train Wreck  6 Persons Killed; Roll of Fence Wir  Under Locomotive

Bale of Fencing Wire on Track Blamed for Accident— Investigation Is. Ordered.     rnarci rarer 26 as een eee oa e eeu *   ENGINE OVERTURNS; SIX CARS DERAILED   Ties Cut for Distance of Hall a Mile — Woman Ig” Among Those to Lose Lives.

Passenger Train Derailment Kills Four, Injures 20   Baling Wire Believed To Have Wrecked Locomotive

Obstruction on Track Termed Cause   Fencing Wire Found Beneath Pilot of Locomotive

Roll Of Baling Wire Blamed For Disaster      Baggage Car, Four Day Coaches and Parlor Cor are Derailed

SIX PERSONS DEAD, 20 HURT IN PRR WRECK   Cincinnati to Chicago Train Derailed In  Indiana Town

Score Injured in Wreck Of  Pennsy Passenger. Train’ State Police Prohe Cause

> PASSENGERS, FIREMAN DIE IN PENNSY WRECK   Cincinnati To Chicago Flyer Derailed By Roll Bailing Wire

Six of Eight Coaches Derail Scattering Wreckage From One End of Town To Other. .-- --.

Train Wreck Is  Fatal To Six; Score Injured   Wreckage Of Pennsy Train Strewn From End To End Of Town

SIX ARE DEAD AND 20 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   .Pennsy’s “Union” Jumps  Tracks At Walton In Indiana   FIREMAN IS PINNED UNDER LOCOMOTIVE

Half-Dozen Die. 20 Hurt In PRR Indiana Mishap  Bale Of Fencing Wire auce Of Narailmant   Bale Of Fencing Wire Cause Of Derailment

Icy. Winds Sweep Northern States; Snow In Dakotas   Mississippi Valley and Tex at Shiver; Storm Moves ‘Into Ontario   WARNINGS POSTED ON GREAT LAKES   Mecderate Rain Hits East Coast; Louisiana Tornados Cause 4 Deaths

OVEMBER TERM JURORS LISTED      75 Named; To Report for Duty December 1

CAR CRASHES ON RIDGE RD. AT THORNTON   Hits Pole En Route te Sctne of So. Heights : Mishap   8-YEAR-OLD STRUCK

Aimost Reach Agreement At Conference   Arbitration Cost Latest Retarding Factor

Agreement For Key Unit Is Said Near   Parley Hits Last-Minute Snag After AIl-Night Session; Arbitration Means Disputed Point

°Phone Strikers In Slight Aceord   dowever End Not Expected Inside Of 24 Hours

Arbitration Cost Blocks Phone Pact   Union Asserts It Can’ Foot Bill for Panel On Long Distance.

Accord Nears In Long Lines Unit Of Wide *Phone Strike   Cost Of Arbitration Blocks Negotiations After Long Session

\ll Indications Are That Cross-Country Shutdown Will Continue At Least Another Day; Local Systems Bogged Down.

Long Lines Phone Peace  Is Stalled   Congress: Action — ~ Léaves. No Funds ~ For. Arbitration -

Telephone Negotiators Progressing, Obstacle Involves Arbitratins Wages

Phone Truce Still in Balance   Negotiations of “Long Lines’ Disputes Held Up by Cost of Mediction; Other Unions Mark Time on Parlevs

LONG LINES UNIT AGREES ON PRINCIPLE   Details of Methods of Submitting Dispute Remain to Be Settled, However —Local Service Walkout Is Not Affected.

Settlement Within Reach for Key Unit   Cross-Country Shutdown May Last Another 24 Hours

Seek Link With Weckler Case   Jefferson and Dane Officials Are in Richland Center

ASKS ACTION ON COST OF LIVING ~ FROM TRUMAN   ence of Leaders of Am ican Enterprise  : “aed Proposes Confereri

Asks Truman Call Leaders in Conference   Senator Bridges Wants Action Upen Cost of Living

Different Problems Facing Emergency and Regular Sessions of Congress

“Stovepipe” Hits 1,500 Mile Speed   Ram-Jet Guided Missile Next To Be Directed By Remote Control

IST SCHOOL AID BILL 1S PLACED IN LEEISLATURE   Proposes Benefits From Personal and State Income Tax Proceeds

FIRST SCHOOL AID BILL 1S INTRODUCED   Another Bill Would Exempt 200,000 in Lower Income Bracke

Ask All Income Tax Funds Used  For Education   Another Bill Proposes Iowans Ir Lower Brackets Exempted; Inauguration Thursday

 OQ  Injunction Authority To Halt Strikes — Believed Likely in New Labor Measure

Solons’ Opinions Differ On Effect; Presidential Veto Termed Possible

Law To Block Nat’! Strikes  Seems Certain   But Congressmen Differ Iz  Opinion As To What Legislation Would — Affeet

sill Providing Injunctions To Halt Strikes Assured   imergency’ Walkouts Would Be Curbed by New Measure; Truman Veto Is Feared

Approval Assured For Laws Curbing Strikes  Solons Not Agreed On Effect of ° New Legislation

BLAMES TRUMAN FOR HIGH LIVING COSTS AND SuGGESTS A FIVE-POINT  PROGRAM ‘

Sen. Taft Renews  -Troman Criticism   Offers Own 6-Point Plan For Lowering Prices

laft Puts Price Blame on Truman  prnmrntae   GOP Senator Offers, 6-Point Program to Lower Living Costs

Taft Offers Program for Lower Prices   Urges Stabilization Of Prices, Wages at 50-50 Per Cent Prewa:

Taft Outlines Price Policy   Republican Leader Continues Attack On Truman Budget Proposals

Seven Recommedations Of State Education Group T, Be Considered At Association's Jackson Meet

Othman’s Dreamy, Easy Autumn Turns Into Bedlam of Governmental Activities

Everything Has Happened at Washington, D. C., to Force ‘Reporters Into Lots of Work

Total Harvest Only 5 Pet. Under Record for Nation   Corn Is Off Compared With Ten Year Average But Others Are Fair Enough

TOTAL HARVEST EXPECTED WILL HIT NEAR PEAK   Wheat May Break Record But Corn Crop To Be Less Than Planned

Ruhr, Silesia Solution Set   Big 4 Still Deadlocked on Problem of New German Government

French Strikes Spread To Coal, Auto Industries  General Walkout Threatens Paris

Communist- Led Unions In Strikes  -~New Labor Troubles Threatening France

France’s Mines, Industry —  Are Paralyzed By Strikes   Premier Seeks Ways To Cope With Growing Commu: “nuist- Led Crisis—I 14 000. Miners : Walk Out.

Red-Sponsored Strikes in France Spread   Premier Rameadier Attempting to Cove With Crisis

Red-Led Strikes Threaten Paris With Tie-Up   Italian Premier Sends Troops to Hot Spots Of Communist Activity

Strikes Tie Up French Mines, Auto Industry  Poris Threatened   Paris Threatened With General Work Stoppage in Crisis

OERINES INCREASE. FRANCES CRIS   COAL MINERS, AUTO WORK. 1 ERS QUIT — RAMADIER   SEEKS NEW CABINET.

STRIKE WAVE IDLES FRENCH AUTO PLANTS   Communist-led Tieups Mount As Ramadier Plans New Govt.

Strikes Tie Up French Mines, Auto Industry   Paris Is Threatened With General Walkout New Regime Sought

General Strike Looms in Paris   Communist-Led Walkouts Tdie Mines. Plante

Coal, Auto Industries  Closed Dows   Ramadier Seeks Strong Cabinet

COMMUNISTS IN FRANCE TIE UP COAL INDUSTRY   Paris Threatened With General Walkout As  a er _i

LeMars Band On 4-H Fair Program  Free Entertainment  For Show Crowds

PRICES TO DROP LATER IN YEAR.   LAST. HALF OF 1947 SHOULD BRING DECLINE

TOLL HEAVY IN BLAST AT BREST   Panic-Stricken French Find City Hard Hit, Life Loss Of 14 To 20

EXPLOSION IN BREST HARBOR   POSSIBLE TWENTY PERSONS —_KILLED-IN-BLAST—THOSE — , WHO FLED FIRES RETHMANING TODAY

Brest, France Suffers Huge Blast Damage   Nitrate-Laden Freighter Explofles In Harbor, Badly Wrecking City   PROBABLY TWENTY PERSONS ARE KILLED

hae GUBSS.$5 BILLION, :CUT — ‘Congress Héads for.  Budeet:Compromise

Congress Is Expected To Compromise on Proposed Slashes in Truman's Budaet

DRUNKEN DRIVERS APPEAR IN COURT   Four Are Sentenced By Judge Hiram H. Keller To Pay Fines   ‘SUSPENDS 1 SENTENCE

DRUNKEN DRIVERS GALORE IN COURT   Local Man is Sentenced To Pay $150 Fine  FINES FOR 3 OTHERS

DUTCH ADMIT POST DEADLINE ACTION   Occupation of Towns And Villages Is Called Formality.

Wheat Jumps Limit Despite Price Warning      May Wheat Reaches $2.66%4; Prices in Some Cities Heed President’s Plea.

Question Before the House: seem merore the rouse:  Can A Drinker Drink More Booze  Sitting Down Or Standing Up?

Ramadier Named French Premier   Try To Decide How Much Man Can Take Sitting Down Congress Has Craziest Problems

Milk Cows Average $185 Each in July  Prices for Beef And Veal Double

Tells Russians About Hiroshima   Public Learns For Firs Time O£ Devastation Wrouvht By A-Bombs

YOUTH “CONFESSES SLAYING GIRL BUT POLICE DOUBTFUL   ‘Black Dahlia’ Sta Slaying Again Revived By Statement of St. Louis Youth:

Claims He Killed the Black Dahlia  Flaws Pointed Out in St. Lowis Story

LAWYERS STUDY DUROCHER CASE   Leo The ‘Lip May Face Contempt Charges In Los Angeles

STATE C. C, HIKED ~ SALARIES BEFORE TT REORGANIZED   The Increase Was More Than $140,000 a Year, Committee Said.   A STATEMENT ISSUED.   Said Salaries Jumped From $66,526 In June to $77,248 Jn August.

U.S. CANNOT SOLVE ALONE ALL PROBLEMS   OMTruman Voices Strong Pilea For Military Training As ‘Necessity’

Anderson Sees Fight on AAA Grants   Committee Vote to Drop Payments Next Year Cited

Anderson Forsees Republican Move Against AAA   Predicts Sharp Reduction in Farm Soil Payments

RIVER COURSE DIVERSION MAY BE ATTEMPTED   Body of Little Murder Victim Believed  Sand Covered

Boy Fought, Wept To Cheat Chum’s ‘Noose of Death’   Classmates to Be Bearers at Funeral Rites Tomorrow

Prepare Durant Release Papers  Early Freedom From Prison Possible

Political Leaders  Pleased   Generally Favorable Comments to Gov. Donnelly’s Message, Support Pledged

Late News   Raa Gis HN Ne DY ae  Governor Asks Cooperation of Assembly

Say Eisenhower Tough To Beat   Dewey, Taft Strategists See Him As Strongest “Dark Horae.’”’.

EISENHOWER IS ‘MAN T0 BEAT’   Dewey And Taft Strategists Consider Him Strongest Contender

Dewey And Taft Backers Regard Gen. Eisenhower As Toughest To Defeat

Eisenhower Seen As Strongest Sort Of GOP Darkhorse   [Strategists for  {Both Taft, Dewey ‘Regard General as Hard Man to Bent

EISENHOWER IS MAN TO BEAT, OTHERS ADMIT   Dewey and Taft Supporters Realize. General To Have Big Following

See “Ike” as Hardest to Beat  Dewey and Taft So Consider Him, Political Strategists Say

Dewey, Taft Forees Term Eisenhower Hardest to Beat for Nomination

The Latest I. N. S. ‘News Flashes   Teacher Strike   Pennsy’s Accident   Dubinsky’s Opinion

Young Farmers To Be LeMars Guests Wednesday Evening  Achievement Dinner   Revived To Honor  Rapal Rawe (Cirle

Young Farmers To Be LeMars Guests Wednesday Evening  Achievement Dinner [7 ee more aT £   Achievement Dinner Revived To Honor Rural Boys, Girls

Leaves Sum for Recreational Center Here   Former Sedalian Suggests Name for Community Center

Dr. H. M. Gage President Ad Interim Doane  BRaenonmtlia Reecianed   Recently Resigned As Lindenwood Head

Grave Issues Confront U.N. Assembly Meet   Session Will Draw Great Array of Top Statesmen of World

Major Issues. To Be Decided At UN Session      Palestine, Balkan:  Questions: Pose’ Grave  . Problems -For- Big © Power Leaders ~~

U.N. to Draw Top Statesmen   Palestine, Balkans, Veto Aloe. Gene. CL

Grave Issues Face Assem bly Top Statesmen Will Be At U.N. Opening

EXPERTS FLOCK TOU.N. SESSION   Palestine, Balkans And Veto Hot Questions For Statesmen

U.N. fo Draw Top Diplomats   Second Regular Assembly Hos Humeraus Het Questions: Affecting AM of WE evechek

Top Statesmen Called Before UN Assembly  Numerous Issues Of Importance

RADICALS FLOCK TO HENRY'S SIDE   Over 100 Members of British Parliament Thank Wallace for Visit

Atforney General Opinion Requestec In Texas Oil Strike  Legality in Situation at Borger Questioned As t Awer flacad Shea ) aw

Reclamation FundCutby Lower House   Senate Action May Restore Some Projects

Senate To Get Interior Bill   Colorado, Wyoming Get Some Raises. Others Are Defeated

HOUSE CUTS “FUNDS FOR RECLAMATION   Westerners Hope Senate Will Be More Liberal

Trial Delayed In McLaughlin Case At Mt. Ida   Judge Cummings To Consider Demurrer Filed By Defense

Congress To Get Truman Report On Economic Outlook   Will Include Possible Effect Of Lewis  New Wage Gains on Living Costs

Truman to Make Midyear Report On Wages, Prices   Decision Announced Following Meeting Of Economic Advisors

New Inflation Warning Expected in Report By President to Congress

TRUMAN TO GIVE WARNING ON PRICE JUMPS   President Is Preparing Message to Congress on Nation’s Economic Health

MINE WAGE PACTS TO BE COVERED IN TRUMAN MESSAGE   Cabinet Ponders Effect 0} Coal Wage Boosts On  2 ee Re

Teniperatures   Cabinet Believes Importance of Coal Pact ‘Exaggerated;’ Truman Plans Extra Report to Conaress

CABINET FINDS LITTLE EFFECT ON WAGE SETUP   Importance of Coal Contracts Exaggerated, Truman Advisers Claim

To Give Views on Economic Outlook   Truman to Send Message to Congress in Next Ten Days   'COAL WAGE DISCUSSED   Economists Differ on Its Effect on the Price Pattern

Truman Will Give ( oneress  Wid-Year Report   Cover First Six Months of Year On All Phases

Truman Will Send Special Report To Congress Soon  Economic Outlook Is Matter of Concern to Nation

Will Include Effect of Mine Boost   Cabinet Feels Tendency to Exaggerate Importance

Cost of Living Outlook To Be Given to People   President to Report On Economic Picture Within Two Weeks

Truman Plans New Warnings On High Costs   President ‘To Give Congress Mid-Year Economic Report

President to Send Lawmakers Survey Ot Report Made By His Advisers; Discussion Of Mine Contracts  To Be Included

Truman To Give Natio a Latest Facts On Wages Drices And Production

Congress Will Get Report On U.S. Economics   Truman. Will Prepare Res port Regarding Wage, Price Picture.

Boost Granted In Anthracite Field Debated   Charges That Inflation I Threatened Are Refuted By Economie Group Named By Truman

REPORT PLANNED FOR NATION SOCK   President Truman, Expectec To Warn of ‘Intlation — In Future

Truman Plans Early Report On Economy   President Will Send Message to Congress On Wages Price and Production

Lewis Gains New Victory For Miners   Hard Coal Operators Accept New Pact; Coal Boost Hinted

PRESIDENT TO GIVE CONGRESS ECONOMIC VIEW   Truman Is Expected Te Hoist New Warning On Inflation

Coal Effect on Economic View To Be Studied   Possible Upward Spiral Of Living Probed as Lewis Signs New Pacts

Truman to Report on Economy  To Bring Congress Up to Date.on Wages and Prices

Presidential Report on U.S. Eeonomie  Situation Due  To Include Effect Of Miners’ Raises; Storm Warnings on  Inflation Expected

Truman To Send Economic Report To Congress  Effect Of Coal Wage Among Factors In Council’s Study

President To Send Congress Economic Report   Outlook for U.S. Drawn by Council Of Economic Advisers

Truman to Send  Congress Special Economic Report   Will Bring Nation Up to Date on Wages, Prices and Prcduction   MEETS WITH CABINE1 AND OTHER OFFICIALS   Message to Contain Finan cial Developments Since  January

Truman to Renew Warning Against Inflation Trend   Decision on Special Mes: sage Reached at Cabinet Meeting

Truman To Give Report Ga U.S. Economic Setup   Will Cover Possible Effec Of New Coal Wage Increase; Lewis Wins Nes Boast For Coal Viiners

TRUMAN WILL GIVE REPORT TO CONGRESS   Production, Wages, Prices to Be Discussed

Truman Will Send Draft To Congress   Effects Of New Coal Wage Will Get Top Spot

Truman to-Send Congress Special Mid Year Report On U.S. Economic Outlook   Effect of Mine Wage Boost. on Living Costs to Be Analyzed; Record High Pay Extended to Anthracite Miners.

Report on Economy Is Scheduled   President Hears from Advisers; Doubt Big Coal Pact Effects.

PRESIDENT PLANS SPECIAL REPORT   CABINET MEMBERS GIVE OPINIONS ON ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

Truman Sets Report On Fconomics   Nation Facing Prospects Of 10 Pct. Gat In Meat Stocks

TRUMAN READIES EGONOMY NOTE   President To Send Report Tc Congress On Outlook

Coal Pact Will Be  Discussed  Believes People rob -_. y wae Smal

Eye Effects Ot Coal Pay Gains   Truman To Send Report Of Economic Advisers To Congress Soon

Truman Blast  On Prices Due   Congress te Get Message On Inflation Peri]

Truman Plans Message on U.S. Economics  To Tell Nation About Outlook.

Truman Plans National Wage. Price Report   Economic Survey To Go to Congress Within 10 Days

Will Give. Talk About Coal Effect   Presidential, Secretary .' Says. Cabinet Feels Coal. Contract Weight  ‘Js Exaggerated ‘    Agreement Is Made   Lewis.Gets New Contract . for 75,000 Hard Coal  Miners = i

Truman to Send Economie Report ’ To Congress Within Next 10 Days Citine Wages, Prices, Production

Truman Will Report On Economic Outlook   Congress to Receive Statement, Including Possible Impact of Miners’ Wage Contract, Within 10 Days: Cabinét Studies Situation

TRUMAN 10 MAKE ECONOMIC REPORI   Nation to Be Brought up to Date on Wages, Prices, Production.

PRESIDENT T DRAFT MESSAGE ON INFLATION   Economic Outleck For Nation To Be Presented To Congress   REPORT SUBMITTED BY ECONOMIC ADVISERS

Truman Decides To Give Solons Midyear Report  Will Bring Nation Up To Date On U. S. Economic Situation

Truman to Give Report on Waoes, Prices   President and Cabinet Discuss Production Outlook

Truman To Send Congress Special Economy Report   Overall Effect Of New Coal Wage To Be Included

Truman to Renew Inflation Warnings In a Special Message to Congress

Nourse Report To Solons   Effect of New Hard And Soft Coal Pacts On Prices Included  In Council Findings;

Possible Effect of New Coal Wage Pact -On Prices Likely to Be Diecucced in Réenort

Mid- Year Report on U S. Economic Outlook to’ Be Presented By Truman

President Will Send Congress Special Report   Concerns Economic Outlook of Nation

Anthracite Pact Gives Workers — Big Wage Boost   Same A< Soft Coal Miners’: . Cabinet To Study Effects Of Contract On Economy

Truman To Give Congress Report On U. 5. Economy   Draft Will Bring Nation Up To Date On Wages, Prices And Production; Dr. Nourse Files Lengthy Brief With President And Cabinet Today

Congress Will Get Report On U. 8. Outlook   Possible Effect Of Coal Wage Agreement To Be Included In Data From Economists’ Committee

Meat Prices To Go Still Higher      Nation Is F. acing Prospec Of Additional Short Supplies.

MESSAGE WILL INCLUDE EFFECT OF MINE WAGES   Press Secretary Says Salary Importance of Coal Pact Is Exaggerated

Allies Tighten Their Security Measures in Germany as Another Grim Winter Approaches

‘Those Who Heard It, That Is  Muscovites’ Comments on First Official T.S. Broadcast Varied

First U. S. Program Beamed to Russia; Some Listeners Deem It Too Highbrow

Solons Allocate Veterans Funds   Two Lawmakers Found on Development Board; Back Rent Controls

STATE SOLONS FIND ANOTRER ERROR 10 FIA   SIGLER RAPPED FOR FAILING TO PUSH RENT CONTROL   Two Turned Down   Evictions In Detroit

LANDLOCKED {DON CAN BLAME SELF   Bird Mistakes — Glistening Airport Runway For —

 ‘Crazy As Loon’ Is Right, Say Airport Men  ‘Louie The Loon Hurt Making Belly Landing

Explosive Issue Gets  An Airing   Britain Demands Germans Be Spread In Four Zones

Moscow Parley Is Surprised by Offer of Bidault   Russian Demand for Speedy Repatriation Rejected at Meeting

New Dispute Slows Talks   Soviet Again Criticizes West Allies on Handling of Displaced Persons

DEMOCRATS HOLD DEATH GRIP UPON SENATE INQUIRIES   Fulbright Blocks Three Dif. ferent Probes During  Ghwcewis:: Bmw:

Investigations Planned to Fill Time Until Next Session in January

Probes Blocked By Action Of Democrats   Fulbright Questions Value Of Small Business Group

Demos Halt GOP Probes   Seem To Have Control Over Investigations

Democrats Quick  To Block Probes   Republicans After Big Ap propriations To Make Investigations.

Democratic Senators Block Probe:   Fulbright and Lucas Check Actions in  Night Session

Blind Frank Sewell Read, v To Bee gin 1 Tests — To Determine If His Sieht Cae Be Restored

WORLD TRADE PACT DRAFTED   Geneva Meeting Completes Draft for Submission To Havana Parley

REDUCTION OF BARRIERS AIM OF CONFEREES   CHARTER GOES TC INTERNATIONAL PARLEY

SHAFFER RESIGNS AS OHIO HIGHWAY HEAL   Official Takes Private Job Herbert Says

-—-RESIGNS—  Shaffer To Leave Ohio Job Jan. 31  Accepts Position At Springfield

OHIO HIGHWAY HEAD RESIGNS   Shaffer Accepts Position. with Springfield Road: Roller Company.

SHAFFER QUIT HIGHWAY POST   Director To Take’ Position With Roller Company Of Springfield

STATE HIGHWAY DIRECTOR WILL RESIGN JAN, 31   Shaffer Accepts Position Wit! Springfield Road Roller Manufacturer

Me cntieee   (Senate Defeats Measure Whieh Would Have Banned Bet tine on Rarepe   HOUSE AND SENATE PICK UP SPEED: IN SESSIONS

OVERELL TRIAL DEFENSE RESTS   Jury To Make Another In. - spection Of Dynamited Yacht

MOVIE INQUIRY _ SKIPS CHAPLIN   40 Witnesses Called In Red Probe

Hogs Are Being Marketed Heavy  Favorable Prices Encouraae Fattenin

Farmers Feeding fo Heavier Hogs  Practice Due to  Cern-hoa Ratio

Farmers Cash In As Row Goes On In Fixing Blame   Livestock Market Soars and Corn-Hog Ratio Improves

New Corporatior May Administer Aid for Europe   House Committee May Delay Action On Marshall Plan

“lt Got Awful Dark, We Began To Pray”  ‘Miracle Of Christ’ Comes To Rescue OF Fiaht Men In Blacknecc OF Night

House Views ‘Must’ File Of Measures   Congressional Leaders Give Top Priority To Taxes ) As Session Ends

RUSSIA ERASES ~ DEATH PENALTY   Sentences Of 25 Year: In Labor Camps Substituted

Russia Puts Ban On Death Penalty   Substitutes 25-Year Labor Camp Penalties

Army “Push Button’ Transport Regarded. As Final Preventive Of Weather Crashes

Invention Prerents  Bad Weather Crashes   Army Air Forces Announce “Push-Button Transport Which Is Controlled From Ground

‘We'll Run Election Our Way, Poles Tell U. S.   Regardless of Whether Britain or Amer. ica Likes It, Note Declares

Poland Sends Blunt Note To US; Says She'll Run Election Her Own Way

‘We'll Run ‘Election in Own Way, Polish Note Informs U.S. Envoy .

Hungary Reds Take Big Leac   500,000 to 1,000,000 Fake Ballots Reported

LUBBOCK DEATHS UP 200 PERCENT:  Traffic Mishaps Claim 1,959 Lives In Texas During 1946

Traffic Mishaps Took Lives of 1,959 Texans in 1946. Safety Report Shows

Roundup of Accomplishment Shows No Change in Taxes, Strong Labor Laws, Modernization of Hospitals, Schools

STATE LAWMAKERS END SESSION; SET SPENDING RECORD   Qutlay of $250,000,000 in Fiscal Year Starting July 1 Wil. Result From Their Activities.   TWO BROAD LABOR MEASURES ENACTED   Sehabilitation Program fo1 Institutions Approved — Survey of School Problems Launched.

Hour-Late Expre ss Plunges Off Rails‘   At Least 17 Dead, 85 Hurt As Rescuers Battle To Remove Injured From Debris

Frerich Premier Hits Rightist Deputy Group   Assembly Suspended In Uproar; Colonia General ls Ousted

Defense Moves Slowly in Murder Trial of Young Heiress, Boy Friend

Jurors Sought For Trial Of  Young Heiress   “Politics” Charges Made As Defense Counsel For Couple Is Balked In Arecuments

Political Talk Enters Murder Trial of Pair   Defense Fails Attempt To Replace Prosecutor

Selecting Jury ToTry Yacht Case   Sweethearts Face Murder Charaes

Officials of Union May Be Indicted  Will Base Charges on Alleged Perjury

Extension of . Regulations Complicated By Uncertein Future af OPA

Says German Youth Has Not Absorbed Much Democracy   Blames Lack Of German Leaders

German Youth Not Democratic  Clay Blames German Leaders For Failure

GERMAN YOUTH LACK LEADERS   GEN, CLAY DECLARES WAYS OF DEMOCRACY DIFFICULT TO TEACH

Reich Youth Slow To Take  Democracy   Gen. Clay Blames  Lack Of Good German Leadership For Disappointing Progress

Idea World Federation  Takes Root   First National Congress Of Its Protagonists Will Be Held At Asheville, N. C., February Twenty-First ;

France Asked To Take Back ‘Exodus’ Jews  British Request   British Request Revealed as Ships Sail: for Hamburg

13 lowa Taxes List Record-Smashing Take for Last Year   5 Taxes Show Loss For State Income Treasurer Reports

‘Letter Bombs’ Sent From ltaly Plague England   Scotland Yard Probes Murderby-Mail Plot of Jewish Terrorists.

Herter Asks Unrestricted  Foreign Aid   Recommendation of Committee Brings Sharp Criticism

DEBATE FLARES ON STRINGS TO FOREIGN HELP   Solon Favors No Restrictions But Fight Already Develops on Issue

Demand Curbs Be Placed on Foreign Aid   New Controversy Boils Up With Herter Report

‘CONTROVERSY CONTINUES  ~ Foreign Aid Committee Hints  'No Political Strings’ fo Funds

Possible Curbs Due For Airing at Gathering of Special House Committee

How To Assist Europe Results In Controversy House sala  In  On Faoreian Help

FIGHT POLITICAL STRINGS TIED 10 EUROPEAN AID   Foreign Affairs Committees to Hear Marshall Outline Monday

New Problem For European  Aid Appears   Political Strings to Help Considered by Special House Group

AID-10-EUROPE CONTROVERSY UP   ‘No Strings’ Proposal Made In Report By Rep. Herter

Congressinen Ponder _ Fastening Strings to Europe Aid Bill   19-Man Study Committee Suggests “No Strings” After Foreign Trip

European Aid With Strings Causes Stir   Controversy Given Airing At Meetina

House Group on Foreign Aid in Closed Session  Controversy Due on

Political Tie Angle Thrust Into  Controversy over Help for Europe

DEGAULLE SPEARHEADS DRIVE AGAINST FRENCH COMMUNISTS   SPEECH INDICATES GENERAL WILL SUPPORT TRUMAN'S POLICY OF RESIST. ING EXPANSION

Board Will Act: On Black's Plan  Capital Divided  ce Reecijaninga

Board Will Act On Black's Plan  Capital Divided On His Resigning

4 Javan Towns Left in Flames   Indonesians Retreat on Two Fronts as Armored Columns Smash Forward

Scorched Earth Tactics Begun By Indonesians   Dutch Army Drives To Slice Java In Two; Advances Made

Scorched-Earth Policy Adopted  By Indonesians   Four Java Towns Set Afire In The Path Of Advancine Dutch.

Java Towns In Flames as Dutch Advance   Retreating Natives Put Torch to Country; Invaders Gain

Dutch Army Drives Wedge Across Java   Within 10 Miles Of ‘Pinching. Off’ East End of Isles

American - Trained Dutch Marines Pushing Deep into Java and Sumatra with Only Slight Resistance.  RETREATING TROOPS   RETREATING TROOPS PUT TORCH TO TOWNS

Retreating Indonesians Fire Towns   Strong Dutch Army Column Within 20 Miles Of Port Of Cheribon

Indonesians Set Fire To Many Houses  Netherlands Army Reports Big Gains

Four Towns in Java in Flames; Troops Retreat  Indonesians Adopt  earrhed FEnrth Plor

Four Towns Blaze As Indonesians Retreat In Java   Dutch Troops Push Deep Into Sumatra With No Resistance

Retiring Troops LeaveJavaTowns lo Flames) Dutch  ben wma: Tec eek:   Determined: Dutch _ Drive Met By Scorched Benth!

Dutch Gain As Four Towns Burn   Indonesian Troops Are Adopting Scorched Earth Policy in. Isles

Indonesians Fire Towns in Retreat Dutch Drive Nears Completion !  “TT nn dt to Sonl?t Danesh

4 Java lowns in Flames as Dutch Army Drive Nears Republic Capital

Natives Apply Torch; Capital Is Threatened  Armored Spearheads —“~ «8 wee o, Se Seles AER   Armored Spearheads Roll; Planes Strate Areas, Indonesians Say

Fires Started In Fear Java Towns   Indonesian Troops Are Retreating on Two : Fronts   Dutch Column Less Than 20 Miles From Important ' Coast Port

Natives Apply Torch; Capital Is Threatened   Armored Spear heads Roll; Planes Strafe Areas, Indonesians Say

Troops Retire Before Dutch   Netherlands Forces Press on in New War

Rebels Burn Java Towns fo  Halt Dutch   Armored Column Nears Indonesian Capital; Sumatra Battle Grows

INDONESIANS USE SCORCHED EARTH TO DELAY DUTCH   NATIVE TROOPS ARE RETREATING BEFORE HEAVY DUTCH ARMOR

Dutch Troops Press Ahead On 2 Fronts   Scorched Earth Tactics Employed To Check Advance

Reports State Troops Pushing Into 10 Fronts   Motorived And Armor-Protected Unite Meet Only Sporadic Resistance

DUTCH PRESS DRIVE TO GAIN CAPITAL CITY   Report Torch Applied By Indonesians in Sumatra Fight, Too

Fires Started In  Four Java Towns   Indonesian Troops Are Retreating on Two Fronts   A THREAT TO CAPITAL   Dutch Column Less Than 20 Miles From Important  Coast Port

Four Javanese Towns Burned By Insurgents   scorched Earth Policy Being Carried Out Before Vutch Army

Four Java Towns  Ablaze Ahead Of Advancing Dutch   Retreating Indonesians Start Applying Scorched Earth Tactics; Dutch Driving On Main Towns

FOUR TOWNS SET AFIRE BY INDONESIANS   Troops Retreating Before Dutch Army on Two Fronts Applying the “Scorched Earth” Policv in Java.

Dutch Army In New Gains   U. S.-Trained Marines About to Pinch Off Opposition in Java

Indonesians Put Torch to Towns as _ Dutch Move Ahead   Scorched Earth Plan: Followed--Advancing Dutch Columns Now  ‘ Mhengce Cranital Cit

Set Fires. In Retreat   Indonesians, Fleeing Dutch Army, Adopt Seorched Earth Policy

IN FLAMES AS DUTCH ATTACK   s---sating Indonesians Fall S-ck on Scorched Earth Policy.

Troops Are Near Key Republican Town of Malang   Counter-Drive Being Aimed at Semarang By ‘Rebels,’ Report

Scorched Earth Tactics Begun By Indonesian Units; Powerful Dutch Forces Drive To Slice Java In Two

Dutch Army Battles To Slice Up Island   American: Trained Marines Join in Fighting; Well. To-Do Robbed in Conflict

Native Envoy To Visit U.S.  And Australia  Armored Columns, Planes Employed By Dutch Against

Dutch Hit At Java’s Main City   Battered Troops Use Scorched Earth’ Tactics To Slow Up Dutch Army

Homes Burned Before Troops Evacuafe Town  Dutch Forces A bbanw b& am fr" 2      Dutch Forces Attempt to Cut Java in Two

TOWNS BURNED IN INDONESIAN ARMY RETREAT   Scorched Earth Plan Active in Face of  Dutch Drive

4 Java Towns Flame As Indonesian Army Retreats on 2 Fronts   Indonesians Fear Capture of New Town in Sugar Arec

Troops Drive Toward Capital Of Nationalists   At Least Two Cities Levelled by Flames; Dutch Planes Strike

Indonesian Troops Burn Four Towns in Retreat in Jave   Adopt “Scorched Earth” Tactics as Dutch Army Advances

Dutch Drive Near Capital Of Republic   Natives Apply Terch as They Fall Back Before Streng Drive; Strafing Re Planes Renorted

Every Effort Made To Cut Java In Two   Indonesian Capital Threatened

rour Java Towns Are In Flames   Dutch Soldiers Are Driving Ahead; Canital ls Bombed

Michigan Isn’t Roman  Community Property Bill Killed By Vote In House

MISSCURI RIVER UP SHARPLY ATK.C   t *  ‘Dropped Slightly This Morning al Jefferson  ) City.

“BILL IS WEAK TRUMAN SAYS   » REAL ESTATE LOBBY CONDEMNED BY PRESIDENT

Sends Hot  Message   To Congress   Demands Investigation Of "the Real Estate Lobby’. Urges Homes For Vetcraus

Modified Rent Control Bill Is Signed   Rep. Halleck Says Truman Message ‘Shametul’

PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL EXTENDING RENT CONTROLS   Tells Congress in Sharp Words It Is Unsatisfactory and Will Prove Costly  to Tenants.   CALLS FOR PROBE OF “REAL ESTATE LOBBY”   Message Brings Reply From Halleck That Truman Is Trying “to Appease Wallace Gane.”

CONTROL BILL: “ IT IS INADEQUATE   Expresses @istacte im Message Te Ge i Clatehaed Far Bowell . ae

Truman Signs Rent Bill, Draws GOP’s Fire With ‘Realtors Lobby’ Charge

President Signs Rent Control Bill; Calls lt ‘Plainly inadequate’

REALTY LOBBY PROBE URGED IN MESSAGE   President Signs Bill For Modified Control Of Nation’s Rentals

Home Building Plan Ordered By President      Chief Executive Predicts Rent Boosts for Millions

Truman Signs Rent. Bill ‘With Blast At Consess,   _ Probe Of Rett Real Estate * Lobby Demanded: By President :

Truman Signs Modified Rent Control Bill  CLacals [ ritienl   Sharply Critical Of Measure; Stand Criticized

Truman Signs Rent Control Legislation  But Assails Bill And Brands It *Plainlv Inadequate

Modified Rent Control  Bill Is Signed  Rep. Halleck Says Tica on iain suiiintin   Rep. Halleck Says Truman Message ‘Shameful

TRUMAN SIGNS MODIFIED RENT CONTROL BILL   Says Bill Inadequate, Sure to Hike Rent For Millions

Truman Signs Rent Control Bill as ‘Lesser of Evils, Asks Probe of Real Estate

4,000 COAL MINERS STRIKE IN DORTMUND   Action Injects New Note of Seriousness Into Ruhr Food Shortage Demonstrations.

Miners’ Strike Emphasizes German Dissatisfaction With Food Situation

Reich Miners Stage Walkout In Ruhr’ Areas   4,000 Quit As Shortage Of Food Causes Unrest In  . British Zone Of Occupation

Considerable Sympathy Shown By Occupying British For Striking German Coal Miners

CHIANG FIGHTS CHINESE PANIC   Speculators Dump Holdings as Government Plans To Curb Inflation.

\China’s Inflation Cheek Plan Lowers Gold, Dollar   Price Spiral Goes Higher— Blamed for Army’s Failure T. Toba Cammunist City

RESCUE SAILORS ON ICY ISLAND   BRITISH FREIGHTER REACHES SCENE OF SATURDAY’S WRECK

British Boat Reaches Crew Of Shipwrecked Freighter  Survivors Rescued After 5-Day Ordeal on Newfoundland Island

WRECK VICTIMS CALL FOR HELP   British Crew Marooned On Barren Isle Off Newfoundland

Begin Rescue of Crewmen from Shit Wrecked on Island   Four Vessels On Scene; Hampered By Heavy Seas

Freighter Takes Shipwrecked Crew Off Lonely Island   British Ship First To  Reach Marooned Seamen

Rescue Seamen from Island   British Freighter Is Taking Survivors of Wrecked Freiahte:

SAVE MAROONED MEN ON ISLAND   Sailors End 5-Day Ordeal After Wreck

Help Reaches Sea Victims   Freighter Rescuing Shipwrecked Britons

Why Greece, Turkey Picked?   In One of Most Important Strategic Zones of World

Gas Supply Cut Planned For !-dustry  One C- pany To Make Limit Effective Monday

ACCIDENTS IN OHIO HAVE  . RESULTED IN TWENTY-SIX”  : DEATHS-_HUNDREDS * a _ ARE INJURED.

Tragic Deaths In Holiday Period Nears 300 Mar!   Highway Smashups Account For Largest Number Of Holiday Casualties   SEVERAL PLANE TRAGEDIES ALSO

GIRL {5 ABDUCTED: POLICE HUNT SIX   Indianapolis Young Woman Is Victim of Attacks Today.

Dewey's Request  For Emergency   Housing Voted Senate, Assembly Appreve  ~":Plen Unanimonsty hut :. Demecrats Lash Program

Senate Adds One Million to State University Fund  Anti-Trust Division Authorized by Both Senate. Assembly

Marshall Confers With Former Head Before Departure   Leaves For London Conference of Big-4 Ministers On Treaties

Steel Wage Negotiation Ts Recessed   Union Presents  Pay Preposcls To ‘Big Steel’ -

Reuther Joins Steelworkers Contract Talks   Union, U..S. Steel Corp. Recess Negotiations Until Mondavy.

STEEL TALKS ARE RECESSED   ‘Big Steel,’ Union Officials to Resume TKseussions Monday

CIO, ‘Big Steel’ Talk Higher Pay Contract   Recess Discussion Until Monday; Decision Expected to Set ‘Pattern’

iain ataseeiediediteeieiaieedimebaeeniainmeniematnammeenea tnd  CIO WAGE PROPOSALS HANDED TO BIG STEEL

REUTHER JOINS IN STEEL TALK .   Recess Negotiations  Until Monday Morning

First Big Steel, Union Talk Ends   Proposals Call For Pay Increases

AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest T<  All in The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

POPULAR BAND LEADER BUYS FARM IN BUCKS   Ted Steele Quite Favorably _ Impressed With County  FARM NEAR PINEVILLE

First 1947 Polio Case At Emporia Hospital   ‘arry ranknauser, Madison, Is the Potient-~Epidemtc Was Recing:o Yenr Awan

First 1947 Polio Case At Emporia Hospital   Lorry Fankhauser, Madison Is the Patient---Epidemic Was Raging a Yeor Ago

WINDS TO EASE UP, FORECAST   Slightly Warmer Weather : Seen for Tomorrow, but Cold Due Tonight

Duff Receives Tax Program From House   OQpnosition To   Opposition To Changes Batted Down Bv G.O.P.

Senate Group’ Split on Probe In KC Inquiry   Division Will Leave Decision To Judiciary Committee

Armies Poised As Holy Land War Subside:   Ilegal Forces Are Under Orders to Keep Peace In Racial Hatred

Jewish-Arab Armies Form   Lined Up Along Jaffa And Tel-Aviv Border; Stern Action Promised

Arab, Jewish ‘Armies’ Mobilize With Illegal Small Arms 7 For Battle

Nationalists6 Inches Of May MoveSnow Falls From Front Here Friday

CHINESE REDS TIGHTEN HOLD ARQIIND MIUKIEN   Government Reports Troops May Be Forced To Yield Manchuria City-

FIRE DAM AGES CAR   Auto Caught « en a Fire North of Midland Yesterday

FIRE DAMAGES CAR      Auto Caught on Fire North of Mid, land Yesterdar

PLANS COMPLETED FOR TRUMAN TRIP STARTING SUNDAY   Vast Precautions Taken for President’s Safety While He Is Away From   REACHES MEXIOO CITY NEXT MONDAY MORNING   There He Will Ride in BulletProof Limousine With Secret Service Escort in Another Car.

Judiciary Fund Measure Passed By House 124-6   Per Capita Bill For Teacher Pay Raises On Governor’s Desk

Denham Will Back Ruling On Anti-Red   Unions Fear Labor Law Provision May Hurt Organization

Will Stick By Ruling, Denham Says  Cannot Rewrite  Taft-Hartley Act,

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   NLRB Counsel Is Firm on Anti-Red Affidavit Ruling

Denham Says He Will Stick To His Ruling  Unions Threafening To Step Out Of AFL

Denham Sticks By Non - Communist  Affidavit Ruling   AFL Fears Federation May Break Up If NLRE  Upholds General Counsel's Stand On Taft-Hartley Law Interpretation

NLRB Counsel Sticks to ‘Affidavit Rule   Union Compliance Dead Line Extended to Oct. 3]

LABOR LEADER SAYS HE WILL STICK BY GUNS   NLRB Counsel Plans Move Despite AFL Fears

UNION PLEDGE RULING STICKS   NLRB Counsel Refuses T< Change Stand Despite Appeals From AFL

Denham Sticks To Red Ruling   Insists Union Chiefs Mus. Sion Affidavits.

FEARS OF AFL NOT UPHELD BY DENHAM   Anti-Communism Pledge Will Be Policy of National Labor Board

Denham Sticks To His Ruling On Communists   Attempt To Reverse NLRB Counsel. On Labor Lew Fails

DENHAM STICKS BY HIS RULING ON COMMUNISTS   Labor Board Counsel No! Submitting To Pressure Of Unions   ORGANIZED -LABOR MAY BE PENALIZED

Three Lose Lives In Amonate Mine  Crushed By Rock Weighing 15 Tons

LEWIS SHOVED OFF HIS PERCH BY WORKERS   AFL Decides to Take Advantage of NLRB And Federal Laws

A. F.L. POLICY GROUP TO THWART LEWIS   Latter’s Labor Law Stand Brings Recommendation to Eliminate 32 Vice Presidents.

Would Eliminate Vice-Presidents  Lewis’ Refusal Sign Pledae Bars Workers

AFL MAY DROP V. PRESIDENTS   Only Convention Approva Needed to Suppor. Move Of Executive Body

AFL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL VOTES OUT J. L. LEWIS   Eliminate Vice-Presidents To Circumvent UMW  Union President

Action Taken’ To Circumvent  John L. Lewis   Change Would Nullify Czar’s Refusal to  Sign Non-Red Affidavit

Would Remove All 13 Vice-Presidents ee cent residents  AFL Group Moves For Ouster Of Lewis From Official Post

TO ADJOURN      Special Session Winds Up Actual Work on Jt Administration Billy — Billy Go to Governor for Signing Friday Afternoon,

WIND UP WORK IN LEGISLATURE   Solons Complete Herbert’: Program In 24-Hour Show Of Speed

Drys Make Heavy Gains In State  38 Communities Go Against Beer, Liquor Sale

MODEST, ADEQUATE LIVING  Family Of Four Must Spend $3,004 To $3,458 Per Year

FAMILY OF FOUR NEEDS $3004 4  That’s Figure for Year Living Cost

Cost of Living Increased over Entire Nation   Government Study Shows ‘Standard Budget’ of Families

“Typical City Family” of Four In United States Needs $3004 To $3458 A Year For Modest Living

Government Reports Typical City Family of Four Needs Over $3,000 To Maintain Adequate Living Standard

lFind Typical City Family of 4 Needs Over $3,000 Yearly for Modest Livine

‘Statistics Show City Family Of Four ‘Noeds Qver $3000 To Live ‘Modestly’

Budget Experts Discover Average Family in U. S. Needs Better Than $3,000 Annual Income to Live

Typical City Family Needs $3000 Yearly   Needed at Present . Prices. for Modest _ Living, Report Says

Family Of A. Needs $3458  Year Income   That Figure Required To Maintain ‘Modest But Adequate’ Standard

$3,458 Budget Seen Essential For Family of 4   Cest of Living Survey Is Completed After 214 Years of Study

City Family’s Needs Listed      Four - Person Group’: Expenses Run From  $3,004 To $3,458

TYPICAL GITY FAMILY NEEDS $3,000 PER YEAF   Government Gives Result of Long Study Of Living Costs

Neat But Not Gaudy Income Needed Study Outlines Living Norm   ‘A Family of 4 Car Live “Modestly" ‘On $3000 Yearly.

Truman Signs Bill to Bolster Greece, Turkey Against Reds   Calls It Step Toward Peace, Means of Furthering UN Aims

Temperatures   Truman Activates Doctrine Of Assistance by Signing $400,000,000 Aid Measure   Step Toward Peace, Support for . United Nations, President Says: To. Name Administrator Shortly

RELIEF FUND IS CALLED STEP TOWARD PEACE   Program Is Defended Against Critics Claiming U. N. Bypass

Truman Signs ‘Doctrine’ Into Law; Promises No Special Aid to Factions

President Terms U.S. Assistance As ° Step Toward Peace   Declares That Four Hundred Million Dollar Cash. i Advance Would Not Benefit Any Group oe  Foetian of Reciniont Countiee -

U.S. Starts on Historic New Foreign Policy  President Says Signin; Greek Aid Bill Step

Called Step For Peace By Truman   Bill Signed by President at  Kansas City — Provides $400,000,000 Appropriation

Truman Says It’s ‘A Step To Peace’   Will Benefit All People of Both Countries, Claim

Stop-Communism Program Is Law   President Signs Bill Declaring Plan An Important Step In Building Peace

Action Is ‘Step Toward Peace, President Avers   Military Help for Turkey Provided in Anti-Communist Move

New Stride To Peace Proclaimed by President   All Peoples Of Two Nations Will Receive Benefits Under Program

STEP TO HELP UN PROGRAM, TRUMAN SAYS   No Ceremony at Activating®™ of Two-Nation Relief - at Kansas City, ~

SINGLE FIRE STILL BURNING AT ITEXAS CITY, BUT DANGER OVER; FINAL TOLL TO BE AT LEAST 575

LIST OF DEAD IN TEXAS CITY TO GO OVER 575         Hundreds Still Missing After Long Search of Debris in Explosion Area   MAYOR SAYS RED CROSS NOT DOING GOOD JOB

Texas City to Open 5 Schools Within 10 Days As Blast Danger Ends

She Was Known As the “ Don’t Care Girl” of Vaudeville; Played In Follies

LIST 580 DEAD IN TEXAS CITY   Hunt For Bodies Continues In Stricken City After Memorial Services

U.S. Army Is Poor Second To Russia, Says Gen. Ike   Chief Of Staff Warns Against Further Reductions In Military Appropriations; Says U. S. Must Exert Pressure For Peace

General Warns Against House Cuts in Funds  " » Congress Is Urged to   Congress Is Urged to Restore 83.7,.000,000: Add $103.000,000

DANGER IS SFEN IN ARMY SLASH   Eisenhower Calls U. S Forces ‘Poor Second’ To Russia’s   BY PDWIN B. HAAKINSON

Chief Urges Restoration Of Money   Probability Of War In Year Not Excluded

Eisenhower Tells Congress Army Is Second fo Russia   Chief of Staff Plead: For More Funds For Next Year

ADDED FUNDS SAID NEEDED Eisenhower Says U.S. Army s ‘Poor Second To Red Forces

EISENHOWER SAYS U. S. ARMY ~ POOR SECOND’ TO RUSSIA’S   WASHINGTON, June 28.—(AP)—Gen. Dwight D. Meanhower told Congress todav that the army he leads is

IKE CALLS ARMY A“POOR SECOND” TO SOVIET FORCE   General Tells Senate Group House Slashes in Funds Will Put U. S. in “Danger Zone.”   APPEARS AS WITNESS BEHIND CLOSED DOORS   Declares War Department, While Not Expecting War, Does Not “Exclude Such a Probability.”

Eisenhower      Deplores Cuts For Army   Declares Slash In Appropriation Will . Make Army Impotent For De fense of Nation

Commies in_America Muster Forces In All-Out Campaian for Survival

Communists Organizing  lor Battle   Plan Greatest Drive To Win Power In U. S.

Radicals Plan Frantic Drive To Hold Grip   President, Congress Targets of Greatest ‘Propaganda Splurg«

Campaign To Be Directed AtConaress   Edgar Hoover And President Truman Also Are Taraets

U.S. Reds Lay Plans to Fight For Survival   U. S. Foreign Policy, Move to Ban Party Are Two Targets

NO MOVES IN ~~ PHONE STRIKE   NEITHER SIDE OF FERS TC _CHANGE ITS STAND AS TIEUP OF SERVICE CONTINUES’

PHONE PICTURE 1S. UNCHANGED   Strive ‘Stalemate Tightens ‘or All Sides’ ©

Policemen Find Moving Corpse   Supposedly ‘Dead Man Ils Alcoholic

CHANGES ORDERED IN FREIGHT RATES   ICC DIRECTS INCREASE IN EAST AND CUT IN SOUTH, AND WESTERN STATES.

 OBJECTING TO BRITISH PLANS ON STUDENT ARMY   Moscow Doesn't Want to Giv Impression of Preparations Por War

iReport Stalin's View on jOfficer Exchange Policy iINot Shared by Britich

STALIN COOL TO EXCHANGE GF STUDENTS   Britain Proposes To Let Officers Study Other Nation’s Programs

British Reject Stalin's Fear Of WarRumor   Exchange of Officers Proposal Not Given Official Recognition

In Regard to Exchange of British and Russian Military Student Officers.   AN OFFER IS REJECTED   Proposal Advanced by Field Marshal Lord Montgomery?

BRITAIN DOES NOT SHARE IN STALIN FEARS   Latter Turns Down: Proposal to Exchange Military Students

Says It Might Be Interpreted As ‘War’ Move   A Dig At U. S.-British Arms Plan; Hits ‘Reservations’ in Treaty ©

Stalin Rejects British OfficerExchange Plan   But Mokes It Clear Treaty Still Stands And Can Be Extended

Stalin Says He Fears Military Student Exchange Would Bring Criticism

NoExchange Of Students   Stalin Dislikes British Proposal to Trade Young Officers

Russian Declares Exchange May Be Interpreted As “Preparing For War”  “Tut-Tut” Says Foreign Office        British Sonrees Neither Confirm Nor Deny Montgomery Even Made

Foreign Office Sources In London Declare Government Does Not Share Prime Minister Stalin’s Attitude That Exchange Of Military Student-Officers Might Be Interpreted As “Preparing For War” — Soviet leader Reiecte Pronosal Rv Montcomeryv

Sritish Want txchange With Russia   Transfer of Military Men Not Seen As War Preparation

PRESIDENT ALEMAN OF MEXICO SAYS STRENGTHENING WETSERN \HEMISPHERIC. SOLIDARITY AIDS UN

IN GRAY DRIZZLE  Aleman Reaches New York  In Truman’s Private Car   (See picture of Aleman at Unknown Soldier's tomb on page 9),

N.Y. MAYOR WELCOMES ALEMAN   Great Round Of Greetings Begin Fo Mexican President

Wants Truman’s Stand an Bill  Stassen Discusses Labor Legislation

Conference Urged On Union Curbing      Stassen Says Next Move On Legislation Up To Trumon

Stassen Urges a Labor Bill That eruman Will OK   Suggests GOP Leaders Meet With President for Conference

UNION-CURBING BILL SHOULD BE ADOPTED   Traman Should Tell Congress Type Of Bill He Will Sign, Staceen Prerlares

GRAIN PRICES DROP SHARPLY FOR THIRD DAY   Housewives to Pay Record-Breaking Food Bill

Canada And Latins Buy At 5 Pct. OF Cost   $65,000,000 Worth Of Surplus Munitions And Weapons Already Sold  For $3,000,000.

WEST NATIONS ACQUIRE ARMS FROM SURPLUS   Secretary of State Issues Appeal To Congress

40 HOLIDAY DEATHS   Clear Highways Make Traffic Accident Expectations High

THREE JEWS GIVEN DEATH SENTENCES   Underground Workers t« Die; British Official Confirms.

Briton Uphoids  Sentences  Against 3 Jews General Confirms  WE sn gs i ae ee   General Confirms Disposition Despite U.N. Group Warning

Propose To Hike Vet's Allowances   On-Job-Trainees and Stu dent Gls Would Benefit

Senate Group Okays Hike In GI Education ea nces  Raises Ceiling Of On-The-Jo 'Benefits To $200 A Month For Single Veterans

.S. Asks Soviet or Aid In Korea  Marshall Says U. S. Mav Go Ahead Alone

Molotov Factor To Swit Action On French Plea   Taft Says If Red Troops Quit Balkans U. S. Must Halt ‘Turk, Greek Aid:

Food Coupon Idea Advanced  Agricultural Official   Agricultural Official Looking Ahead to Day of Surpluses

Strip-Tease Dancer Who Ruled Gang With Morphine Jailed in Mississippi

DANCER AND TWO-MAN GANG ARE SUSPECTS IN SERIES OF HOLDUPS AND ONE KILLING

SNOW DRIFTS ON AIRSTRIP Boe Huge Planes Arrive At Little America After Dangerous Irip

BYRD REVISITS LITTLE AMERICA   Big Transport Planes Launched From Ship 600 Miles Away

GUERRILLAS GET SUPPLIES BY AIR   U.N. Officials to Get Facts, Athens Says

Soviets Disclaim Attempt to Limit Friendship Pacts   New Anglo-Russian Treaty Must Not Bar Other  "Preattes. Savs Pravda

DEADLINE IS SEPT. 30   Real Fetate Brokers “Must File for Lecenses lL ader New Law

DEADLINE IS SEPT. 3¢   Real Estate Brokers Hrokere Must File foe i Licenses Under New Law

Germany s Reds Start Campaign Against America   Russian-Backed Papers Begin Printing Open Attacks on U. S.

To Keep Europe From Hunger .... Truman Asks U.S.  To Waste No Food

Says Conservation Can Help Feed Europeans   Naming Special Citizens Food Committee To Lead Campaign; Special Session Decision Mondav.

Waste Less Is Truman’s  Food Plan   Decision On Special Session May Be Reached At Conference Scheduled Vonday

‘Truman Advises Cut In Waste   Urges People To Make Full Use Of All Food

Meets With Both Parties On Monday   Studies Reports  From Paris Meeting, Marshall Plan, And Special Food Group

President's Mind Open On Extra Session   Decision Will  Come Out Of Monday Meeting

Ideology Clash ‘Warning Sounded   Nation, Allies Pay Tribute to War Dead in World-wide Ceremonies

Memorial Services Throughout United States Honor Dead   Clark Warns Another Chance Unlikely If Wartd Egils in Quest for Peace

CLARK SOMBER IN HIS SPEECH AT ARLINGTON   Civilization May Not Get New Chance, He Warns

ARMY VhalT TD 226,000 YANK GRAVES   World Outlook, Preparedness Sounded in Memorial Addresses.

Says Peace Task Rests On America   Responsibility on United States, Says Clark in Memorial Day Speech

CLARK WARNS OF WORLD CLASHES   Overseas Graves of 966.000 Are Decorated

EVERY STATE OFFICE FEELS PARING KNIFE   Governor Urges State  Expenditures of $43,656,743

1) MILLIONS OFF, TOPS 46 BY A MILLION   Weichman Releases Figures to Press Prior to . Presantatian.

GOVERNOR BLUE CUTS REGUESTS BY $11,000,000   Recommendations Ask Budget of $37,265,743 for Spending in lowa

Proposed Budget Is Up 5 Millions Over Previous lowa Outlay   Cuts Hit Almost All Offices

Big Slashes for All Departments In New Figures   Highway Commission Down To 43 Millions; Education Dept., Institutions Cut

Weather--  Blue Trims 12 Million  Off Budget   Slashes Affect Virtually Every Office. in Staite  Be chien hes tofecctian

Governor Trims More Than 12 Million From Askings of Various State Departments   Budget Not Yet Officially Presented But Figures Are in Hands of the Chairman of The House Appropriations Committee

Governor Cuts Budget Askings By 12 Millions   Blue Recommends A  Total Of $43,656,743  ya Se ee ee

Governor Blue Trims Budget By $12 Million   Calls For $37,265,743; Slash Affects Nearly Every State Office

Most Incumbents Fare Well Throughout State   Balloting in Kansas Generally Light Except In “Issue” Contests

NATION-WIDE PHONE STRIKE FALLS APART   Leaders Lose Hope for Industrywide Wage Agreement

Step Up Efforts To Bring End To Phone Strikes   Telephone Strike Leaders Apparently Abandon Hope Of Uniform National Wage   INTENSIFY EFFORTS IN LOCAL DISTRICTS

UNIFORM PHONE WAGE BID FAILS   Policy Committee Returns Home After Six Weeks in Washington

LOCAL UNIONS ‘SIGNING PAGTS ~ FOR PAY HIKE   NFTW GIVES UP ITS ATTEMP1 TO OBTAIN AGREEMENT ‘ON A NATIONWIDE BASIS

OYSTER POACHING WAR DECLARED BY OFFICIAL   Every Available Boat And Plane Will Be Placed In Operation, Clark Save

Potomac Oyster Poaching To Be Broken Up--Clark   Declares All Boats Will B Used Against Violators Of Rules ~

Nationwide Walkout Of Telegraphers Averted Friday   Miami To Install President Today   Police Capture Trio After Pistol Battic

POPE SUPPORTS MARSHALL PLAN   Pontiff Asks All Catholics, Especially Children, Pray For Peace

Hits Those Who Exploit Human Misery   Calls on All Catholics to Pray for Peace

Ford Offers Wage Boost; Is Rejected   Increase of 15 Cents an Hour for Production Workers Offered Today

Chinese Poor  Starve As Price  Of Rice Soars Speculation Is   Speculation Is Believed Cause

RICE 100 hiGH; POOR STARVING   Shanghai Children Die In Streets As Black Marketeers Prosper

Poor Die As   Bodies Of 140 f 140 Found Twe Days After*Price Of. Rice Jumps.

Russian And Marshall Off Axis Spies For Parley OnA-Project In London

New Potential Hurricane Lunging Toward Florida   Flooded. Lowlands Get. Fresh Downpour—Incredible Damage and Heavy Loss of Life  Counted On Gulf Coast

NEW TROPICAL STORM SWEEPS INTO FLORIDA   Flooded Lowlands Hit With Fresh Rains: Crops In Peril

New Storm Adds Anxiety of South Florida Residents   Peninsula Hit by Second Heavy Downpour and Wind in Week

New Tropical Storm Lashes South Florida   60-Mile Winds Whip Coastal Area Between Fort Myers-Tampa Bay

Two Girls Lose Lives In Brutal Sex Murders   Charge Magazine Salesman With One Death; Search For Abductor Of Other.

Girl of 14 Murdered in Florida   Magazine Salesman Held As Suspect In Stabbing Case.

TEEN-AGED GIRL FATALLY STABBEI   Salesman Is Held in Florida For Questioning

High School Girl Stabbed to Death  Salesman Is Held on Murder Charge

House Prepares Labor Hearings  © tonten Veh We   Senate Work To Open Tomorrow

LABOR ACTS T0 BE HEARD SOON   House Committee To Meet Next Monday, Consider 40 New Bills

House Ready To Start Labor Bill Hearings   Committee Opens Task Next Week; Senators Begin Work Thursday

Solon Claims U.S. Is Making Proper Approach in Dealing With Soviet

Utah Senator Undiscouraged About Russia   Thomas Says U.S. Making Proper Approach To Soviets

THOMAS SAYS NOT TO WORRY ABOUT RUSSIA   Senator Kilgore Avers Marshall Plan Just Has To Succeed

WAITRESS AT. —RESORT-SLAIN         KENTON WOMAN SHOT TO DEATH WHEN SHE REFUSED ~~ "MANDATE AT INDIAI ” . LAKE .

NO BREAK IN BRITISH COLD   More Snow Falls; Flood Threat in Furove Is Eased

England Getting More Snow Today   Lower Temperatures Are Easing Threat Of A Floed On Continent.

Tickets on Sale For Annual C. of C. Meeting; Barbecue   Curtis Morris To Be Speaker On June 27th

Weary, Excited Royal Couple Rehearse For Wedding World Will Watch Tomorrou

Princess, Lt. Mountbatten  Wed Tomorrow In Color: ful Royal Event  ’

Contends Gehl Out Of Bounds  In Tax Action   West Bend Judge Had No Authority In Liquor, Wine Tax Case, State Official Declares

Reds Protest Statement of ‘Dean Achesor   Take Exception to His Re mark That Russian Policy is “Aggressive end Expanding”

DUTCH DRIVE INTE SUMATRA REGION   Troops Capture Pematangt/. antar, Republican Capital, Home of Radio Station

DUTCH ADVANCE INTO SUMATRA   Troops Knife Through Indonesian Mines And Road Blocks

DUTCH TROOPS GAIN STEADILY   Advance Carries Into Rick Rubber, Tobacco Areas On Sumatra Island

Dutch Troops Penetrate Rich Region  Some Resistance   Some Resistance Encountered During Operations

Knife Their Way Through Minefields and Road Blocks to Capture Republican Capital of Northern Sumatra.

DUTCH MAKE BIG (GAINS IN SUMATRA   KNIFE THROUGH MINEFIELDS TO ENTER RICH TOBACCO AND RUBBER AREAS.

Dutch Troops Penetrate  Rich Region   Some Resistance Encountered During Operations

Amphibious Dutch Troops Open Drive   Enter Rich Tobacco, Rubber Region Of Sumatra

Aid Bill Given Okay of Group   Martin Predicts Passage Early Next Week

FLOOD WATERS ©     “IN THE SOUTH          RED CROSS CHAPTERS IN THREE KENTUCKY COUNTIES PLACED ON THE ALERT _

Price-Wage Plan Is Given Congress By Administration  Provides “Ceilings” _ At Wholesale Level

SUBMIT PRICE CONTROL BILL   Proposed Legislation Would Permit Departments To Impose Ceilings

Tough Train Trip Over   Army’s “Worst Men” Safely Jailed After Trans-U.S. Journey Marked By Escapes

SEVERAL MILLIONS ‘IN UNCLAIMED FUNDS IMPOUNDED       ow Have Legal Channel to ‘Roll Into the State Treasury.       IS ABOUT $2,000,000   In Unclaimed: Insurance Rate Refunds to Escheat to the State. ‘

McGovern Is Named to Liquor Board   New Vacancy Created by Resignation Of Stuart

Soviet To Make Statement On Atomic Contro   ‘Expect Important Statement _ At Security Council Late  This Afternoon   GROMYKO WILL GIVE VIEWPOINT

SOVIET ATOMIC STAND IS AWAITED   important Statement Scheduled To Be Given UN

At Least Four Dead, 50 Hurt; Toll Climbing   Rescue Crews Expect 4o Find More Bodies +n Heap of Wreckaae

Texas Senator Tells Colfeagues “Soviets Are Aiming At World  Dominion’

Connally Says Russians Aim At ‘World Dominion’ Urges Greece-Turkey Aid

Connally Declares Red Expansion Must Be Stopped  Soviets Are Aiming For Domination - Of World, He Says

CONNALLY HITS - RED EXPANSION   Senator Asserts Soviets Are Aiming At World Dominion   ‘MUST BE STOPPE D’

—CONNALLY— Says World Dominion Soviet Aim  Urges Barriers To Expansion

Connally Says Russia Wants Europe Control  Top Democrat Says U. S. Policy Designed To Frustrate That Ain

CHARGES FLY AS PORTAL PAY CLATMS HEARD   U. S. Asks Outright Dismissal; NAM Seeks Limit

Accusing Letter Is Sent Directly To Gen. Arnold   Congressmen Urge Bond Investigation

‘Ghost Ship’ in And Out of Port  Uni nereke to Tie B vr  oot in Ssuneror

‘Ghost’ Vessel Quits Superior  Union Plea For Court   Union Plea For Court Order is Unsuccessful

‘Ghost Ship’ in And Out of Port   Union Seeks to Tie Boat in Superior

Action Taken on Major Legislation in 80th Congress Is Shown bv Tally

LEGISLATIVE ACHIEVEMENT ...  Box Score. on ist Session. Of Congress

Box Score Of Congressional Activity Shows ‘Record Of Bills Passed, Vetoed, And Pending

Box Score of Work Done by 80th Congress   Shows Bills Passed, Pending.

PLAN DRIVE. TO STOP RED DOMINATION   Property Credits To Hungary Are Stopped

Doctor Guilty Of Espionage, Aiding Soviet   Canadian Professor Gave Russia Information On Explosive RDX’ ° In War Years

CANADIAN GUILTY IN ESPIONAGE CASE   or. Raymond Boyer Gave Reds  Bata on Exnlosive

Legion Chieftain Endorses Truman  Greek-aid Policy   Advocates Sending Troops If Country Is Invaded; Would Risk War

Legion. Head Advocates Sending Troops to Gr At Risk of Shootina War

RENT CEILINGS DECISION NEAR   Tobey Holds Deciding Vote in Senate Committee

HOLY LAND SPLITUP PLANS DEALT BLOW   ‘Added Opposition To Partition Noted

PARTITION PLAN FOES GAIN VOTES   Greece, Philippines Against  Palestine Proposal

PLAN GIVEN A SETBACK   Proponents of Partition Now Three Votes Short of Necessary TwoThirds Needed to Win Approval of the U. N.

Upposition to Partitioning Gains Strength  Palestine Problem Due Some Time Today

Philippines, Greece Join  UN. Dissent   Hopes Dimmed for 2 to 1 Majority On Partition Plan

PALESTINE PLAN HITS NEW SNAG   Two More Countries Join Op. position to Partition of Holy Land

Montana Weather   Arab Group Opposing Holy Land Partition Making lt Tough On U. S.. Russia

Arabs Pick  Up Strength   Two More Countries Join UN Assembly  Group Opposed’ to Palestine Partition

Holy Land Issue Is Given Setback  Two More Nations Opposed to Division

 arow wert   GENERAL WAINWRIGHT TO  BE HONORED AT CEREMONIES 'ON LAST DAY OF ARMY DUTY

MERCY URGED BY MACARTHUR   Proposes ‘Tolerant And Just Atmosphere’ In Japanese Treaty

Says: Occupation Policy Hes Hod Little: Feer, Unrest . Using Thet Basis.

MACARTHUR “URGES: JUST JAP TREAT   Says Nation Has Progressec . In Two Years Since Formal Surrender To Allies

British - French Compromise Turned Down   Two Nations May Try To Initiate U. S. Program Alone

a, x AN   Russians Refuse to. Join. in Co operative Effort Toward. Furopean Recovery   MARSHALL-PLAN-MAY-BE USED WITHOUT SOVIETS

Russians Turn Down Aid Plan   Three-power Meeting On Marshall Program Ends in Failure

CONFERENCE ON MARSHALL PLAN ENDED IN FAILURE   Russians Refused to Agree to Join In a Economic Recovery Move.   MOLOTOV STATEMENT   Declared the Suggestion of Marshall Would Divide hurope.

Paris Parley ls Concluded As A Failure  Marshall Plan Cannot Heln.   Marshall Plan Cannot Help, Says Molotov

Disagreement Ends Paris  Conference   Molotov Turns Down British-French Plan Under Marshall Program

Reds Turn  Down Plan on Relief   Molotov Charges Anglo-French Proposal Would Mean Division

Russians Refuse To Join Efforts TowardRecovery  Molotov Declares Division Of Europe Would be Result

Soviets Reject  Marshall Plan   ‘MARSHALL MAKES PLEA FOR MUNDT MEASURE

Russians Walk Out Of Talks Held In Paris   MOLOTOV REFUSES TO AGREE TO MARSHALL PLAN

RUSSIANS SAY ECONOMIC AID PLAN NO GOOD   Will Britain, France Go on Alone? Is  Question Now

News Day And Night   Soviets Turn Downkrench,  British Plan   Paris Conference On European Recovery Under Marshall Proposal Ends

Russia Refuses To Join Europe Recovery Effort   France And England Toe Continue Study of Marshall Plan For Financial Aid

Envoys Meeting Ends In Failure   Russian Asserts British- French Proposals Would Lead To No Good Results; Warns Against Division Of Europe

Reds Walk Out    Molotoy Puts End: To European Parley With Flat Turndown Of French Proposal

Plan Would Lead To Division of Europe—Molotov  Leads to No Good Racnlte Wa Save

Sees No Good In That Plan   Conference Terminated When Russia Refuses Te Join In Cooperative Recovery Effort

Russians Refuse To Join Effort   Britain, France May Attempt Plan Without Soviet Assistance

GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE GO ON WITHOUT USSR   Minister Molotov Says Proposals Would Lead  to Division of Europe

Molotov Turns Down Proposal   Refuse To Join In Co-Op. erative Effort European Recovery.

Says Proposal Would Lead To No Good Result   Meeting Apparently Ended; Russ Foreign Minister Puts Blame On Western Powers

Soviet Minister Also Tums Down Premier Bidault’s Compromise Offer; Big 3 Conference Apparently Over; -British and French May Try Program As Joint Project

PARIS MEET OF BIG THREE IS CONCLUDED   Britain and France, However, Will Continue Study of Proposal That European Nations Promote Recovery.

“Would Lead to No Good Results,’ He Claims; France, Britain Will Try to Draft Own ‘Marshall Plan’

Russia Refuses To Join Efforts   France, Britain To Continue Study Of Aid Plan

Molotov Sees Division On Continent   Meeting of Foreign Ministers Draws Soviet Denunciation

REDS REFUSE CO-OPERATIVE RECOVERY TRY   Molotov in Strong Rejection of Joint British-French Plan

Conference In Paris Ends In Failure Today   Molotov Declares Plan Will Have No Good Reculte

Parley Fails, Russia Rejects Aid-Europe Plar   Won't Join In Marshall Pian, Molotov Declares

‘Britain, France to Pursue Program Without Soviets; It Will Split Europe, Molotov Warns Powers -:

CONFERENCE ENDS TODAY IN FAILURE   British and French Seek New Solution

Parley In Paris Breaks Up   Molotov Says Marshall Program Would Lead to Divided Europe

Molotov Says Proposal Would ‘Divide Europe’   Refuses to. JoinIn Cooperative Effort: on Economic. Recovery

Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov Says British - French Proposals ‘Would Lead To No Good Results.’      PARIS CONFERENCE ENDS IN FAILURE

CHANGF IN POLICY: TOWARD CHINA IS BELIEVED CERTAIN   Brewster Says U. S. Can Not Be Partial In Treaiment of Communists

WAA Settles for Plant Rentals— / ® e Now Uncle's in the Movies    Lights-Action Rent Pact Leaves US ‘Holding Bag

Searchers Find Nine Cats But No Trace of Collyer   Hunt Continues Thru June-Filled Mansion— Two More Cousins Arrive

Britain Studying U.S. Protest Note  Expect Comments Within Two Days

HOUSE TO ACT ~ ON UNITY BILL   MEASURE THAT WILL PL CE CABINET MEMBER OV: " » ALL DEFENSE TO BE ‘ RUSHED

King Christian Dies of Heart Ailment at 76   Danish Ruler for 35 Years lll 15 Days; Frederik Takes Throne

Won Respect Of People By Remaining Through Nazi Occupation: Son Succeeds

Dane. Monarch Dies, Aged 76   Heart Attack is is Fatal to Man Who Ruled Den-  mark 35 Years

King Christian Of Denmark Succumbs  Automatically Succeeded By Crown Prince

Danish King Die: In Coma at 76    Hero During Ger mani ‘Occupation, “Suceceded by: Sons: Frederik - ,

DENMARK'S RUL CALLED BY DEA   King Christian, Hero Du War, Dies of Heart Ailment at 76

U. S. Group Draws Eyes Of Delegate:   See. Marshall's Powerfu Unit Already Dominate: Brazil Parley; Debate Starts Next Weel.

DEFENSE PARLEY OPENS IN BRAZIL   Delegates Name Fernandes Permanent Chairman

Economics Mark Defense Session Instead of Gun:   Inter - American Meeting Opens With Eyes Focused on Marshall

Jewish Bombers Held by Czechs   Economic Problems Accent  Of Opening Talks at Rio

Inter-American Nations Looking Far Aid FromU.S.   Economic Phase Of Conference Gets Emphasis

Conference Opens in Brazil    Latin-American Meeting Dominated By Marsholl and Big Delegation

Atmosphere Distinctly ~ Optomistic   Powerful U.S. Delegation Attracts Major Attention; Brazilian Named C' airman

Latin Eyes Turn To Marshall As . Dominant Figure  7 Hemisphere Defense  Objective Of Talks Among All America:

Senators Finish Probe Of Arabian Oil Transaction  Need Seen For Naval Inquiry

Brewster Wants Naval Inquiry   Says Conflicting Stories Is Proof  Of Need For Probe

Brewster Asks Navy To Probe Arab Oil Deal   Says Conflicting Stories By Two Former Navy Men Show Need For Quiz

Senator Seeks Navy ProbeIn Arab Oil Deal   Brewster Asserts Stories By Former Officers On _ Royalties Conflict; + Amounts Differ

Suggests Navy Start Inquiry  ” Former Navy Officers Stories Conflictina

U. S. Calls On U. N. Assembly To Brand 3 Balkan Countries As Aggressors Against Greece

UN Asked to Curb Aggression Acts By Soviet Puppets   U.S. Delegates Draft Resolution Aimed at Three Balkan Nations

Wo uld Pl a ce It Before _  UN Assem bly   Would Brand Three Nations As  Aggressors; Must Pick Successor To Poland on Security Council 

U.S, PREPARES CASE AGAINST THE BALKANS   Will Charge Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Albania With Ageression

U.S. To Submit Draft Resolution On Greece To United Nations Today

MORE NEW CARS EXPECTED SOON   Strike End May Break Log Jam in Industry.

Coldest Weather Of Season  Sweeps Midwest   Readings Nearly 30  Degrees Below  Zero Are Recorded

Severe Cold Grips Nation  Minnesota Mercury   Minnesota Mercury Drops to 30 Belaw

Minnesota's 28 Below Is Coldest  Icy Canadian Blasts Spread to Valley Area

Coldest Weather Of Season Chills Parts Of Midwest; Icy Blasts From Canada; Sleet In East; Snow In Rocky Mountain Region.

Would Cut Six Million LowIncome Persons From Rolls Movement Underway on Capitol Hill

Would Trim Tax Rolls    New Tax Cutting Bill May Raise Personal Exemption to $600

TAX SLASHES  Try to Cut Low Income Group From Tax Bill Provisions

REPORT MOVE TO REVISE TAX CUTS   SOME SOLONS FAVOR ADDED EXEMPTIONS FOR LITTLE PEOPLE

Talk New Ideas on Tax-Cut Bill  lidiewcreont btnetd te Emetezrds   Mewement Afoat te Lncheds Provision. Cutting 6,000,000 from Rells

6 Million May Not Pay Taxes   Strong Movement On Cap: itol Hill To Remove The Low-Income Group.

Move On To Cut Income-Taxables  Would Reduce List ‘ In Lower Brackets

Bill Promised To Cut — 6,000,000 Low Income ~ Persons Off Tax Roll

U.S, Russian Row Over Korea May Become U N Issue   U. §. 8. R. Rejects American Bid to Four-power Conference: Marshall Facing Active Week

U. S. MAY TAKE KOREAN ROW T0 U. N. ASSEMBLY   Ruhr Coal Production Boost Plans Will Be Shown This Week

U.S. May Put Korea Issue  On UN List   Plan To Bolster Ruhr Coal Output May Be Announced

SHOWDOWN DUE BEFORE UN ON 2-Y KAR RULE   Plans for Boosting Ruhr Coal Production  To Be Announced

Russia Spurns Bid To Attend Talk On Kore   Row With Russia May Be Turned Over To United £ Nations

U.S. May Have Showdown on Korean Issue   Russian Rejection of U. S. Proposal May Put Matter Before US

ACTION ADDS FUEL TO EAST. WEST DISPUTE   U.S. Is Reported Ready For Bitter Fight At Assembly Meet

U. S. May Put Korea Row .  Before U.N.    East-West Issue List Grows Rapidly

U. S.-Russian Showdown Looms at  U.N. Session  Issue Over Korea Added to Agenda After Soviets Shun  pe Bte ff

Soviets Reject American Bid To Conference   L. S.. Britain Set to Announce Plans for  Hiking Ruhr Coal Yield

Crisis Costs Premier Job   China Legislators Force Seong to Quit

Gen. Chiang Takes Over As  Soong Quits Premier's Post Latter Resigns After Stormy Battie

CHIANG AGAIN PREMIER OF CHINA   «Takes Over ‘Duties Redigned By T. V. Soong

Soong Quits and Chiang Assumes Role of Premier   Legislators Charge Leader Responsible For Ruinous Inflation

Chiang Kai-shek Replaces Soong As Yuan Leades   COMMUNISTS BLAMED FOR FINANCE CRISIS

 Soong Resigns After Stormy " Session With legisla" a  eee ee eee

TV. SOONG  STEPS OUT IN. CHINA CRISIS   Generalissimo Kais Shek Takes Double Role as Brother-inlaw Resigns. iy

SOONG QUITS AS PREMIER OF CHINA   Chiang Takes Over Premiership In Crisis

Brother-in-Law Steps out After Stormy Session   Hostile Legislators Blame Inflation on Resigned Official

A-DAY MOBILIZATION URGED °  One Blast May Claim Two-thirds in U. Ss:

NEW PLAN FOR ATOM CONTROL IS PROPOSED   Arrangement May Do Much to Bring Russia and Western Powers Together.

Atomic Controt More Limited Under New Plan   Nation’s Sovereignty  Would Be Protected

U.N. Drafts New Atomic Proposal To Bring Russia, Allies Together

Friday Is Set For Ending of  Legislature   House Finally Agrees on Time, but Senate Has Yet to Act

Flood Damage §26 Million, 5 U0 Homeless   Des Moines River In New Rampage

Teward Iowa Cay: Rescuers Alerted   800 Men Building Dike at Ottumwa Against Swollen DesMoines River

800 Men Trying To Build Dike To Save City In Iowa, Four States Hit By Floods

NEW FLOOD ROLLS TOWARD STRICKEN AREAS IN MIDWES)   Des Moines River On Ram. page Again; Ottumwa * Aletivac Alartad

Ottumwa, la., Dike Builders Race Flood   Des Moines River on New Rampage; Peak Due Tamorrow

CITIES OF IOWA BATTLE ANEW IN FLOOD DISASTER   Greatest Danger to Life and Property Threatened Atter New Heavy Rains

HEAVY RAINS SEND STREAMS OUTSIDE BANKS   Ottumwa, fa.. Builds Dikes To Meet Crisis Due Sat urday

EXPECT WORSE DISASTER THAN THAT OF 1944   Damage To Date Estimated At More Than 26 Million

Des Moines River Resumes Rampage   Second Flood: Disaster - Within Week Expected To Strike City Saturday; Flood Waters Spill Over lowa, Missouri, Nebraska and Kansas.

Russ Ambitions Far Beyond Dreams Of Czarist Days, Says Churchill 'In Commenting on Greco-Turk Aid

Churchill Asserts Truman Policy Follows His Stand  Aid Program Is Seer As Support for Sneech of Last March

US Supports His Policy, ‘Winnie Says   Truman Request for Greco-Turkish Help Reflects Stand Made At Fulton Last Year

Topheavy Vote For Measure ls Predicted   Appeal Is Made By Vandenberg For Passane .

Senate Ready To Pass U.S. ‘Aid Program   Passage’ of - Four. Jiundred “Millicn Dollar Greek-Turkish. Assistance. Bill. Assured

Senate Will Vote Balkan Help Today   Measure Imbodies Most Important Foreign Policy Decision Since War

Greek Aid Approval Expected  Senate Ready to Vot   Senate Ready to Vote Overwhelmingly for $4,000,000 Aid  To Gredks and Turks

Senate Meets Hour Earlier Tha Usual To Complete Debate Approval By Large Margi Now Seems Certain   VOTING tO START ABOUT 4 O'CLOCE

46 SENATORS FAVOR NAMING OF LILIENTHAL   Nearly Enough Votes To Confirm Him Are in Sight

16 In Senate Are Favorable To Lilienthal   Present Margin In His Favor, However, Will Not Necessarily Stand Up

Aviation Plans Needed in State  Honor Claude Riley At Press Session

Aviation Plans Needed in State  Honor Claude Riley  At Brace Sacsinn

Two Veterans Meet at Gunpoints  ‘He Who Took the Easy Way Killed

Stalin Says Moscow - Parley Must Succeed   Definite Agreement on Basic Terms of Peace Treaty for Germany Will Be Goal

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Claim Russia Will Press for Big Four Agreement

RUSSIAN LEADER SAID TO BE DETERMINED THAT PROGRESS BE MADE AT CONFERENCE

APPROPRIATIONS:                State Training Girls In Chilli - $17.80   NEGRO SCHOOL:REDUCED      Work at Girls Home. ‘Here $175, 000."

Senate Tax Vote Expected Today  Hope For Decision Dropped Last Night

Delay Senate Vote On Second Income Tax Reduction Bill  Amendments by Morse May Hold Up Action

Tax Reduction Bill Set For Vote Today   Senatot Morse Tosses Ir Eight Amendments To Bill

Amendments Offered  to Measure   Action May Come Today or at Monday's Session

SENATE TAKES —. UP TAX SLASH   Vote Scheduled Today On $4,000,000,000 Income Levy Cut

Tax Cut Ballot Expected Today Or on Monday   Eight Amendments To Measure Offered By Senator Morse

Morse Seeks To Amend Bill Slashing Taxes   Measure’s Sponsors Hope for Senate Vote Today or Monday

TAX CUT BILL VOTE DELAYED   Proposed Amendments Hole Up Action In Senate; Veto Stand Rapped

Delay Senate Vote Qn Second Income Tax. Reduction Bill   Amendments ‘by::Morse May: Hold Up Action Until Monday

CZECH CONSUL FOUND DEAD ON _PARIS STEPS   40-Xear-Old Gera Rac Clubbed And Strangied: Police Seek Metive Fer Slatring

Blende Is Sought in Slaying of Czech Consul   Body Is Found Sunday On Steps of Palais of Chaillot in Paris

Lewis Asserts Krug Guilty In Mine Disaster  UMW Chief Declares Laws Not Enforced

KRUG BLAMED IN MINE BLAST   Lewis Charges ‘Negligence’ Of Administration Cause Of Fatal Explosion

GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL SCORED  -Lewis Charges Victims Of Mine Tragedy ‘Murdered’

Lewis Blames krug for Coal Vine Disaster   Mines Administrator Failed to Enforce  Law. Lnion Head Savs

Mine Inspection Report Released  Finde Vinletiane   Finds Violations Of Safety Code

Krug Blamed For Disaster By Mine Bos:   Lewis Charges Deaths Were Caused By Criminal Negligence

‘Laws Charges Victims Of Mine Tragedy ‘Murdered’   herent. Nine Miners Found As Workers Near End Of Search

KRUG BLAMED BY LEWIS FOR MINE TRAGEDY   RESCUERS NEARING END OF SEARCH FOR DEAD

A - PROSECUTION BEING PUSHED   Ex-Sergeants Are Arraigned By Government

ARRAIGN PAIR IN ‘SOUVENIR’ ATOIMIC THEFT   Bomb Secrets Believed Safe

Two Vets Arraigned for Souvenir Theft of Atomic Bomb Data   Prosecution Won't Bare Secrets, U. S. Feels; No Espionage Seen

Hold Two in Stealing of Atomic Data   Former Army Sergeant: Must Answer for Their  “Souvenir’’ Thefts

TWO ENGINEERS DIE IN WRECKS   26 Pennsy Passengers Hurt In One and 40 Escape In Other

NONE OF PASSENGERS INJURED WHEN ENGINE HITS. OPEN SWITCH AND TOPPLES OVER -

Italian Food Industries on Strike ene en ee IES ON SUIKE  DE GASPERI WINS CONFIDENCE VOTE

A NATION-WIDE STRIKE IN ITALIAN FOOD INDUSTRIES   Began This Morning But In: dications ‘Were It Would  Soon Be Settled.   PROBABLY BY TONIGHT   “Notable Progress” in Getting ‘Employers and Workers — Together, Made.

Food Dealers Strike in Italy  Settlement Possible;   Settlement Possible; De Gasperi Wins Vote

Marshall Plan, Debated in Paris, - Receiving Tirst best ii ladonesiz

Battleship On Way To Be Scrapped   City Refuses  To Become Navy Port For Junking

TEMPERATURES NEAR FREEZING Tornado-Razed Higgins Is  Evacuated by Survivors

Tornado Area Hit By Rain and Snow   Residents of Higgins Are Evacuating Town

FIVE ESCAPE DEATH IN FLAMING PLANE   Pilot Crash-Lands Navy Ship In Lake Waters

GAINS MOMENTUM   More Than $400 Contributed To Headquarters At C. of C.   TO GIVE AT CHURCHES

More Than $400 Contnib uted To Headquarters At C. of C. ;   TO GIVE AT CHURCHES

RAMADIER'S CABINET [9 OT AEAMLINED   Premier Sa ys Political  Climate Now “Charged  with Electricity.”

Ramadier’s  New Cabinet  Faces Test. Socialist Premier  Assails Tactics . FAL Tri." _ I. Oh

REMADIER HITS AT DE GAULLE   Premier Declares General's Party Attacks Will of the French People

Streamlined Ramadier Cabinet Assails De Gaulle Party As Attacking Will Of The People   French Premier To Ask Vote Of Confidence; Purges Cabinet Of De Gaulle Followers

French Head Lashes At De Gaulle   Ramadier Declares Party Attacks Will Of People OF France

Ramadier Raps Rival Parties In Statement   DeGAULLE AND REDS ARE BLASTED BY FRENCH PREMIER

*Ramadier Declares It Necessary to Recall Assembly to Deal With Red, De Gaulle Ideologies

French Head Raps Party Of De Gaulle  ‘Works Against Will of People’

French Republic ‘In Danger’   Premier Assails De Gaulle’s Party and Communists: Asks Support

Danger In De Gaulle And Reds? .... Ramadier Girds For Threat To France”

Newly Formed French Cabinet Consults Parliament On ‘Danger To The Republic’

Ramadier Scores  DeGaullists   Says Théy, As Well As Communists “Attack  Republic at Very Time When Unity Is Needed”

Ramadier Says Assembly Must Study Dangers  Ideologies Are Called Threat To Republic

RAMADIER HITS DE GAULLISTS, CALLS MEETING   Vote Of Confidence Asked By French Socialist Party Leader

Ramadier Likens De Gaulle Party To Communists   Declares Both Hold Danger To Republic

Ramadier Says Assembly Must Study Dangers  Ideologies Are f,11.4 Thsantb   Ideologies Are Called Threat To Republic

Ramadier Hits At De Gaulle   Will Ask Parliament For Vote of Confidence

Premier Assails DeGaulle Party   Attacks Will of People, He Says

‘New French Cabinet ‘Due for-Assembly Test   ; Ramadier Assails the »  De Gaulle Party--To el Ener Poantidence Vate

Ramadier Fears Danger To France With New Regime   Thinks Communist Ideology Is Seeping Through Governmeni

Ramadier Charges General Attacks Will Of People And 4th Republie      Charges Follow Cabinet ‘Purge’   Constitution Sealed By People, He Says, In Ask« ing Vote Of Confidence

DeGaulle And Reds Termed Dangerous  French Premier Says   French Premier Says Critical Situation Makes Advice Of  Parhamoent Noaroccar:

GEN, DE GAULLE'S PARTY ASSAILED   'Preiier Ramadier to Seek Confidence Vote

 Calls Parliament Into. Spe: cial Session Tuesday; Says Forces Attack As Unity Needed

Ramadier Raps Party  Cf DeGaulle “Assails it Attacke: Of People’s Will,  Ee EOE eg oe BS

DE GAULLE 13 CALLED PERIL BY RAMADIER   Premier Says France Facing Danger in Clashing Ideologies.

French Cabinef Is Streamlined: DeGaullists Ouf   Premier Sees Threat From Both Red and DeGaulle Ideologies

Eisler, Marzani Address Student:  They Passed Up Ann Arbor Meeting

AID TO GREECE ACT HITS SNAG   But GOP Leaders: Sure :Méos. ure Will Be Ready for Senate. Debate Monday

Federal Tariffs Reduced on Liquors, But Retail Price May “Not Come Down As It Should

Liquor Importers Make New Year’s Cut But Middle Men Hesitate on Duty Gift

Two Plead Guilty fo. Ghost Voting Charge At Kansas City Poll   Second Federal Trial on Vote Fraud Opens

SQUATTERS TAKE “OVER FARM LANI   Italian Communists March On Large Estates, No Action From Police.

Truman Urges Surplus _ Be Applied on Debi   Predicts $4,667,000,000 Excess over Expenditures, But Prospects of Tax Slashing Are Dim

MESSAGE GIVES LITTLE HOPE OF TAX REDUCTION   Issue Regarded As Likely To Be One Of Prominent Campaian Debates

TRUMAN WANTS SURPLUS APPLIED TO PUBLIC DEBT   Believes It Sound Fiscal Policy; Opposes Tax Cut

Big Planes Ready For Daring Polar Flight From Carrier  Jets To Boost Craft On Hazardous Take-Off For Little America Race

Little America Waits Anxious! y  For Flight of Six Big Transports

Navy Planes Set.To Open Daring Dash   Byrd Leads Flight To Little America; ‘Maior Experiment

STATE BOARD MOVES TO END CONTAMINATION  Councilman Selwitz   Councilman Selwitz Outlines Altoona’s Plans for Sewage Disposal Plant.

Army Transport Crashes in Labrador Wilds   C-47 Missing On Flight from Rome to Athens

north of Goose Bay, Labrabor. The number of suvivors—if ‘any —was unknown.

Crew of 10 and 19 Passengers Missing In Crash in Greece   Report C-47 Down In Turkey, C-55 ir Labrador Tuesday

C-54 Burns In Labrador; C-47 Missing  Garnet rh   ATC Reports Sighting Wreckage, No Survivors

At Least 42 Persons Believed Killed In Three Plane Crashes During Night

Huge Transport Burns, but Flier Reports Sighting Man at Scene; Three Dead in Oklahoma Accident

Army Plane Crashes in  Labrador  eae ae « Ieee. ae   Reports Say No Known SurvivorsHear 34 to 35 Persons Aboard

MEXICAN PRESIDENT VISITS WEST POINT   Aleman Leaves Today te Inspect TVA Tomorrow

Boy, 14, Spends 12 Days ‘in Hell’ Beina Tortured by Two Teen-Agers

New Freight Rate Increase Goes Into Effect Next Week   ICC Authorizes a Second 10 Per Cent Boost After Preliminary Look at Operating Costs; Defers Action on Plea for Permanent Hike

FREIGHT RATES UP NEXT WEEK   ICC Authorizes Second Hike Of 10 Per Cent

FREIGHT RATES FOR RAILS UPPED   ICC 0. K.’s 10 Per Cent Boost For Nation’s Lines

Rail Freight Charges Will Be Higher in 1948   ICC Grants a Second O'Per Cent Hike—Wiil Boost Rill 615 M

No Paper Tomorrow  The Daily Times Her   New Freight Rate Boosts Next Week

N PLANS ‘lou AGAINST GOP PROPOSAL   PRESIDENT: SAYS - HE WIL! HAVE M18 ANTLINFLATION, ‘ : PROGRAM CONSID.  .~ a perep

Truman Backs His 10 Points As Price Curb   GOP Anti-Inflation Plan Is Opposed; Holds To Trust Laws

Must Strengthen Body to Promote Peace, He Says  Meanwhile, Talk of   Meanwhile, Talk of Sending Troops Into Greece Is Heard

BRITAIN GOES ON WARTIME FUEL BASIS   Regulations Are Extended to Entire Island

Souvenir-Hunting Army Sergeants Take ‘Atomic Bomb Papers From New Mexico

JAPAN TO 10S. WAR POTENTIAL   Factories For Combat Equipment Ordered Destroved

CUT IN JAP WAR RSSETS OKI   Far Eastern Group’ Approves MacArthur Action

Commission = Orders Others To Be Made Available As  Repara. (ons.

FAR EASTERN COMMISSION ORDERS DESTRUCTION OF MUCH OF JAPAN'S INDUSTRIAL WAR POTENTIAL PLANTS

ORDER WIPES OUT JAP WAR PLANTS   MacArthur Gets Far Easterr Board Directive to Raze Factories.

Destruction of Japanese War  Plants Ordered   Gen. MacArthur Giver 3-Point Directive by Far East Commission

Destruction of Japan’s War Potential Ordered By Group  Designate Plants for Reparations

WAR POTENTIAL OF JAPAN TO 60   Allied Order Tags Some 0 Plants As Reparations

Jap War Making Power fo Be Cuf   Commission, Orders Destraction of Mock tndustrial War Fetential

Aid Proposal Draws Favor Of House Body   Survey Shows Majority Of Foreign Affairs Com mittee Favor Plan

13 OF Zo Favor Proposat House Body Backing Greek. Turkish Aid.  AP Survey Reveals

General Terms Of Greek-Turk Plan Endorsed In House Body   AP Survey Discloses Bi-Partisan Majority Will Support Truman

Survey Shows Committee For  Greek-lurk Aid   Bipartisan Majority Of House Group Supports Truman Program.   SENATE COMMITTER APPROVES AID PLANS

Solons Favor Measure fo Aid Greece   Survey Shows Committee to Giva Okay

Harriman Makes Foreign Aid Recommendation ne succeed rhc ital tal net Arad «oc na wi okt  U.S. Should Send More of Its Surplus Ships  To Other Countries, Commerce Secretary Says

RUHR MINE TIE-UP IS SET FOR TODAY   'Britich Authorities Attempt to Hal Scheduled One-Day Strike [ ef 2000

300,000 Set To Protest Food Shortages British Appeal To Miners In Ruhr To Cancel Strike Plans

British Officials Ask German Miners To Stay on Jobs  300,000 Ruhr Workers _ _ a ee ee ee   300,000 Ruhr Workers Threaten to Walk Out Today

British Attempt To Halt One-Day Ruhr Coal Strike  Protest Walkout Of 300,000 Miners Is Set for Today

U. S. Rejection Of Red Plan for ~ Jan Pact Likely   America Not Expected to Back Down from Its 11- Nation Talk   WILL NOT PERMIT DEADLOCK BY VETO   Decision Whether to Go Ahead Without Russia May Be Necessary

Undersecretary Asks Voluntary Cut In Food Use   Housewives Advised To Use Less Of Item: On Critical List  Of Food Shortaaes

RATIONING I SEEN AS ONLY EUROPEAN Ald   Congress, Vieantime, Has Hearings on Price Spirals

Unly Way To Save Europe From Famine   senfi Taft Says Americans Eat. Too -Extravagently.

Governors Turn Tourists   See Utah Sights After Outlining ‘Resolutions 

Governors’ Conference Takes Stand For Non-Partisan Foreign Policy

Governors Endorse Marshall Plan: Hawaii, Alaska Statehood Training

New Cuts In Taxes For 1948 Forecast:   General Revision Bill Promised; Freezing Of Social Security At One Percent Likely

Start Probe Of Altercation   Engineer Committee Checks Into Grace-Medloc! Fight; Turner May Order Investigation

BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

MAN READED AS YOUNG CHILD FOUND BY WELFARE OFFICERS   REVEAL—39-YEAR-OLD—MAN WHO WAS KEPT INSIDE HOUSE DIED SOON AFTER MOTHER

Mother Reared Son, 39, a Child All During His Life  Sheltered Victim Dies of Broken Heart

HOUSE GROUP ADVISES U. 3. RETAIN BASES   Favor Keeping Pacifi:  Chain As Safeguard Against War

United States Asked To Keep Pacific Bases   House Committee Urges Action Against Possibility of Wer

House Group Urges U. 5. Keep Bases On Pacific Isles  Naval Subcommittee Stresses Possibility  at Now War

House Naval Group Grimly Advises U. 5. To Hold And Man Pacific Bases

HOUSE COMMITTEE DEMANDS ANEW THAT UNITED STATES KEEP PACIFIC NAVAL BASES

U.S. Advised To Hold Isles   Control of: Pacific Bases Tirgved hv Cammiltee

U.S. Advised to Keep Island Bases   Formal Report by Subcommittee Filed in Congress

URGES U, 5. HOL PACIFIC BASES   HOUSE COMMITTEE RENEWS  DEMAND FOR RETENTION OF ISLANDS,

U.S. Is Advised To Hold Islands  Urged To Man Chain Of Pacific Bases

House Group Urges Retaining  Of Pacific Base:   Wants Defense Pasts Against Possibility Of Another War

STEPPING STONE BASES BOOSTED   ‘House Navy Group Urges U. S. To Hold Vital Pacifie Islands

Advise Us Hang Ontc  Sea Bases   Naval Committee Urges Stepping Stones Remain In Our Control

U.S. Advised To Maintain  Island Bases   House Naval Group Gives Report After Tour Of Inspection

Heavy Loss Reported In North Wood:   Lack Of Rain Plagues Other Parts Of U. S.

Freak Fall Weather Causes   FIRES RAZING FORESTS, HOMES IN NORTHEAST; FLOODS MENACING FLORIDA AND PACIFIC COAST

Drought in Midwest, Too Much Rain in Other Sections Threaten Food Supply .

Forest Fires Cost Millions In Northeast   Drought In North, Floods In Florida Further Threaten U. S. Food

Cuban Solons Attacked By — Gunmen Gane   MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING STAGED DURING SESSION

UNION MERGER   2 Rivals Must Ficht Anti - Labor Bills, Murray Says

G10 SEES NEED FOR JOINT PLAN AGAINST DRIVE   Thinks AFL Should Join Ir Offensive Against Congress Drive

RIVAL UNIONS. TALK-MERGER.   MURRAY ALSO REQUESTS OFFENSIVE AGAINST REACTIONARIES

Storm Uproots Many Trees   Famous Royal Palm Trees Down by the Thousands

Stately Royal Palms of Palm Beach Chief Casualties of Terrific Wind .

STATELY ROYAL PALMS STREWN ACROSS STREETS OF P4LM BEACH IN WAKE OF FLORIDA HURRICANE

People Board Up Homes as Truman (Offers More Aid   Declares State Of Emergency As Storm Veers North   Death Of Expansive Palm Trees Makes Palm Beach A Sad Place

Fury of Hurricane De-Palms Palm Beach of Its Famous Trees   Hundreds Uprooted to Lie Like Road Blocks on Streets They Made Beautiful

Stately Royal Palms at Palm Beach Uprooted by Thousands in Hurricane

Royal Palms Are Chief Casualties  As Hurricane Strikes Palm Beach

Death Of The Trees Palm Beach Looks Like Wealthy Dowager With Her Hair Down

Palm Beach Littered With Fallen Royal Palms; Social Capital Of Florida Gold Coast Hard Hit

The Weather    Corpses of Trees Strew Lawns of.Gold Coast Mansions ...  ‘Famous Waving Palms Fall Victims of Hurricane

Hal Boyle Finds Sadness in Death Ot Trees That Litter Pavements of Florida Gold Coast's Capital City.

DECRIES TREND IN LIFE OF AMERICA   Dr. McFarland Fears Mili tary Influesice in. NonMilitary Matters   AT. C. OF C. MEETING

LIFE OF AMERICA   Dr. McFarland Fears Mili tary Influence in NonMilitary Matters   AT C. OF C. MEETING

Folsom, In Radio Address,  Pledges To Do ‘Better Job’   Governor Declares If He Has Made A Mistake During Administration It Has Been In **Taking On Too Many Enemies Of The People’s Interests At One Time”

Folsom Pledge: To ‘Do Better Job‘ For State  Says Mistakes, If Any, Due To Tilts With ‘Too Many’

Three Trapped In Dawn Raid   Among Five Wanted by FRI; Token. at Form: House West of Henryetts

Western Union Offer “Insulting”  TELEGRAPH t UNION - THREATENS TIEUP

WU NEGOTIATION IS DEADLOCKED   Union Ready to Call National Strike Tuesday

TELEGRAPHERS SNUB BONUS, WAGE OFFER   Negotiations Stalemated Ir Western Union Dispute

Telegraphers Set To Go on Strike   Call W.U. Wage Offer ‘Insulting’

OFF-YEAR ELECTIONS TO BE HELD TUESDAY   Race for Kentucky Governorship Holds Spotiight—Six Seek Rillbo’s Senate Seat.

Hails Warren's Entrance in Race  Teamsters’ President Says Its Encouracina

LOGAN APPEALS MURDER VERDICT   Counsel Moves To Set Aside Life Imprisonment  Sentence And To Seek New Trial For Glen Rock Veteran

Work To Start March 1 On Hillside Seats   Teams To Call On  Residents Of School District; Repayment fn 20 Vears Assured

Stadium Drive By Jaycees Nears $22.500   Construction To Be Sflarted Monday On Additional Seating Fos Tivy Football Field

Tornadoes Hit — Three States, Add fo Damage   Estimate 4,800 People Evacuated From lowa Areas

‘Tornadoes, Cyclones Smash  Buildings In Several Towns;  Iowa Hard Hit As Many Areas  Ave Evacuated    MISSISSIPPI IS RISING STEADILY

WIND, FLOODS MAKE 5,090 HOMELESS   Storms Extend Through Midwest; No Fatalities

THOUSANDS FLEE HOMES IN IOWA AND MISSOURI   Mississippi On Rampage, Bus and Train Service Stops, Buildings Leveled

lowa And Missouri Hit Hardest; Cyclones And Tornadoes Skip Areas

MISSISSIPPI FLOOD WATERS CAUSE PERILS   Tornadoes and Cyclones Add to Dams age In Seven-State Mid-west Area.

Floods Causing Much Damage ir lowa, Missouri   5,000 Persons Flee Homes; Windstorms Hit in Other States

5000 HAVE: FLED FROM FLOOD AREA   Tornadoes Add. To Troubles ° In Midwest

Rage in Midwest Thousands Fleeing   FOWA ORDERS OUT NATIONAL GUARD   Several Persons Injured By Gales; No Flood Fatalities Known Yet

Property Damage Mounting to Millions; Tornadoes Add to Midwest Destruction

TOWNS AND FARMS IN MISSOURI, OWA ARE UNDER WATER   Tornadoes Cause Extensive Property Damage in Three States

5,000 Routed ByHighWater In Two States.   "Third of: ‘Towa, Much Of Miesouri Ravaged - Crop Losses lLmmense

Mississippi Rising; Fear Crop Losses   Other Areas Suffer Tornadic Winds; lowa Situation Is Severe

Thousands Flee Raging Rivers in lowa, Missouri   Oklahoma, Colorado And Illinois Hit by Series of Tornadoes

Lewis Scores Attempt of Government to Restrict Unions from Striking

Varied Reaction AmongMiners On Court's Decision   Leader Of UMW Testifies Before Senate Committee

Lewis Raps Plans For Strike Control Before Senators   laims Restriction A Ban on Basic Workmen's Liberty

UNION OFFICIAL SAYS SETTLEMENT SEEMS UNLIKEL   Walkout in Southwest Set fe 6 a. m. Monday, Hour Fixed for NationWide Tie-Up.   WAGE NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE IN CAPITA!   Schwellenbach Appeals to Em ployes to Stay on Job Un-til They Learn Results  of Conferences,

Strike Call Sent To All Workers By Southwestern   Nothing to Indicate Settlement Says Union Head

STRIKE CALL IS ‘SENT OUT OVER 5 - STATE AREA   Southwestern Belf Employes Told Effective Date at 6 a.m. Monday

NEW: STRIKES * WORRY PARIS   WATER PRESSURE Is LOW AS _RESULT OF ONE OF SEVERAL, " -* WALKOUTS - >

DEWEY SUPPORTS MARSHALL PLAN   GOP TITULAR HEAD SAYS MUST LEAVE NO DOUBT IN PURPOSE

Dewey Comes Out for Aid-to-Europe Program   Wants “Genuinely El-partisan” Operation OF the Raliet plan

DEWEY BACKING AID TO EUROPE   Republican Presidential Aspirant Gives Full Support

DEWEY STRONG FOR AID PLAN, PROMPT ACTION   G. 0. P. Leader Urges Europe Dealings Be On ‘Rircinaee Racic’

DEWEY BACKS UP EVIROPEAN AID PROGRAM   PAST ERRORS MUST BE AVOIDED, SAYS GOP LEADER

Governor Dewey Throws Full Support Back Of Europe Aid By Urging Prompt Measures

Jewey Backs S Program, uropean Aid   Calls For Clear Statement Of Aims

Dewey Backs Europe Aid  Wi oxu> Vial . en   New York Governor Demands Relief In Business-Like Manner

Henry Ford Il Rejects Bid to Attend Session   108,000 Workers Scheduled to Strike  A+ Naan Tomorrow

NEW HIGHS RULE IN GRAIN BUYING   ‘September Wheat ts $2.72 And Corn Hits $2.60 All-Time Peak

CHECK 2,377 CARS   Defective Lights Are Major Faults Discovered by rolmen  Pat

CHECK 2,377 CARS   Defective Lights Are Major Faults Discovered by Patrolmen

Senate Refuses To Accept School Bill Amendments   Committee Will Attempt to Iron Out Differences

 WARNINGS UP ON Ono SCHOOL ACT         Assembly Members: May {r) ite Sioa Dien

SCHOOL BILL UP TO COMMITTEE   Senate Refuses To Apyrove Slash In State Funds inserted By House

Conference Committee Faces Task In Reconciling  Senate And House Differences On School Measure

SCHOOL BILL SPLIT STUDIED   Seek To Reconcile Differ. ences In Senate and House Versions

MISSOURI GOP RAISE ISSUE OF WAR RISK   Ambassadors Return As Debate Looms On Policies

Mailing Aunt Nettie Christmas Package Causes Biaaer Deficit for Post Office

Christmas Causes Post Office Gloom   Every Package Through Postal Department Increases Monetury Lowses For Uncle Sam

HOUSE APPROVES SLASHES OF FROM 20 TO 30 PERCENT  -BY OVERWHELMING . . VOTE .

House-Approved Tax Reduction  Bill In Senate   Measure Cutting Income Taxes Is Passed By 273133 Vote In House   SENATE ACTION MAY BE SLOWER

Warner Testifies  At Movie Probe   Says ‘‘Unamerican’’ Individuals, Most Of Them Writers, Discovered In Studio

NINE WRITERS ‘UNAMERICAN, MAGNATE SAYS   Jack Warner First Witness Called by Thomas Committee

Warner Says Un-Americans In Own Studio   Rep. Thomas Declares Reds Are Successful In Movie Industry

WARNER SAYS SOME wait. ERS TRIED TO SLIP UN. AMERICAN LINES IN SCRIPTS:

New Record Peak In Cost of Living Predicted by June   Labor Department Spokesman Says “Worst Yet to Come’

Higher Food Cost In Store for U.S.   Labor Department Spokesman Predicts Peak by End of June

Labor Department Predicts Now Pen by End of, June — New Top in High Prices Recorded Monday —~Cotton, Wheat, Corn and Lard All Show Sharp Rises,

Cost of Living May Hit Record  Peak in June   Agriculture and Labor Spokesmen Concur on Rise

‘Cost Of Living Due To Reach New Peak   Worst Is Yet To Come, U. S. Labor Department Source Predicts in Pessimistic Statement

Current Jump In Hog Prices Seen As Forerunner Of  Others Going Upward

New Record Living Cost Is Forecast   Food Price Ascent Will Last Through June, Official Believes.

COST OF LIVING WILL HIT NEW RECORD BY JUNE   Government Predicts Higher Prices Are On The Way.

PREDICTS COST OF LIVING TO CLIMB HICHER   Believe New Record Peak Te Be Reached By End Of June

Six-Hour Rain Inundates Town   Minnesota Community Of 18,000 Is Completele lenlated.,

6-Hour Rain at Hibbing, Minn.  City Is Virtually Inundated Last Nighi

POLICE EJECT ATTORNEY SHOUTING “UNFAIR” AT LIQIICE LIN AAMEDICAAL COMMITTEE CECSCION

ENTIRE NATION TASTES SPRING   Weather Mild Across Country, No Severe Cold Sighted

DUE TO LINGER   Foretaste of of Spri ed in Virtually Nation ually Entire

BOWLING  League Standings      Monday Night League   De Gasperi Optimisti<

‘Expect Flood of Bills lin Legislature Monday   is Final Deadline for Introduction of Any but  PP mawyettitan Rdbcomnccer me

Expect Rush Of New Bills   Monday Is Last Day For Individual Solons To Submit Measures

MOVE 0 STOP” PORTAL SUITS   HEARING 18 “OPENED ON  BILL - DESIGNED 0. BLOCK.COLLECTION OF HUGE

Senator Warns Portal Pay Sunts Must Be Nullifiec   Says Suits Will Have ‘‘Dis. astrous’’ Effect On Na  tion's Economy Un less Nullified   SEES LARGE LOSS OF U.S. REVENUE

Sen. Capehart Sives Portal Pay Warning   _ Solon Has Bill, “te Nullify  ‘Eeannmie Throat’   Sroton Police Chief Tells Legislature Veterans Have Less Respect for Law

RCES LAW TO MID CASES   harges “High-Presure Solicitation ‘ompaign”

SEES ‘DISASTER’ INPORTAL SUITS   Sen. Capehart Opens First Labor Hearing of New Congress

be LAW 10 ID CASES  CAPERART   harges “High-Presre Solicitation ampaign”’

OPEN HEARINGS ON LABOR BILLS START JAN. 23   Sen. Capehart Warns Portal Pay Suits May Have Disastrous Effect

CONTRACT FOR REPAIR OF _ FARM LEVEES IS-LET-TO  ‘ST. LOUIS COMPANY

Russia Would Limit Talks to Aid Angle   Economic Union Plan for Europe Opposed

French Report “Impasse” Has Been Reached  Limit Talks To U. 5. Aid Angle, Reds Say

Stand Deadlocks  Ministers Parley   Soviets Would Map Economic Needs But Not Interfere With Each Country’s Use Of U. S. Aid

Russia Would Limit Talks to Aid Angle  Economic Union   Economic Union Plan for Europe Opposed

Talks on Aid  To Europeans At ‘Impasse’   ‘Most Critical Stage’ of Paris Conference Expected Today

MAN {8 RELD ~~éBY. DEPUTIES. AT DELAWARE   FEW, DETAILS OF FINDING OF  ROXIE GREEN'S. BODY RE VEALED IMMEDIATELY *  APTER DISCOVERY

NEW CHARGE ROCKS CUBE   PRESIDENT IS ACCUSED 01 BEING IMPLICATED IN RECENT INVASION PLOT

SENATOR ORA A. OLDFIELD ENDORSED BY STATE SENATORS AT CAUCUS IN SPRINGFIELD

(Reprint from Ang, 29 Edition)  Dr. Robert. S. Lefever Is  Acquitted On Three. Counts; Guilty Of Fourth Charge

Dr. Robert S. Lefever Is Acquitted On Three Counts; Guilty Of Fourth Charge

Fight Seen Over FDR Documents   Senators Are at Odds with President's Limitation Order

GOP May Fight Truman To Get FDR's Records  Senators To Battle On All Amendments To Labor Measure

Ignores Subpoena   Communist Secretary Fails to Appear « Before Investigators

Ignores Congress Subpoena... .  U. S. Communist Dares Authority Of Group On Un-American Activities

FIRST BILL IS APPROVED BY STATE HOUSE   Measure to Reclassif, Personnel Adopted In Night Session

State House Passes First  Bill of 1947   Reorganization Act Sent to Senate for Initial Action There

GREEK CRISIS BRINGS STRONG U.S, STATEMENT   Soviet-Dominated Balkan Neighbors Warned Against Recognizing Rebels

U.S. Will Act . lf Greek Rebels Are Recognized   Lovett Gives Warning; Fierce Battle Wages In Konitsa Region

‘BTATE DEPARTMENT. HOPES TO HEAD OFF RECOGNI. “TION OF. GREEK -RE-) - BEUS REGIME

Communications Act  Makes It Legal .   Local Southern Bell Office Says Wage Demands: Too High

U.N. T0 APPROVE PACIFIC PLANS   Dalby Token Resistence to Program Expected

Five Nations “ Sign Treaties : With Allies   Angry Italians React  With Riots, Killing Of British Officer

Italy, Four Others Sign  Peace Pacts   All Treasure and Armed Power Taken From Axis Satellites

Five Nations Sign Pacts With Allies   Yugoslavia Inks Document: But Registers Objections

SLAYS REVERSE STAND TO OKER ITALIAN PACT   Tito’s Envoy Protests  Against Settlement Of Frontier

Signatories Lose Power,  Arms, Lands   Protests to Accords Take _ Violent Form in Rome, _ Resulting in Death of  British Official

Bitter Italy Reduced To Minor Power   Yugoslavia Signs Pact After Vehement Protest  RY JOSEPH FF. DYNAN.  Of Roundarv Ruling.

Five Nations Sign Formal Peace Pacts   lialy Reduced To Third Rate Republic Shorn Of Territory, Armed Might.

Italy Signs  Sorry Peace   Treaty Strips Her Of Colonies, Reduces  Her Homeland

taly, Romania,’ Bulgaria, Hungary And Finland Ink Documents In Paris—Four Nations Lose Territory, While All Are Deprived Of Treasure And Armed Power—lItalian Accord, Accepting Stripping Of Colonies And Some Homeland, Has Repercussions

TRUMAN GETS WARM OVATION FROM OTTAWA   PRESIDENT OPENS 3-DAY GOODWILL STAY IN CANADA

CROWDS WELCOME TRUMANTO GANADA FOR 3-DAY STAY   Parade Route From Train to His Quarters in Government House Lined by Cheering Thousands.   PRESIDENT VISITS  PARLIAMENT BUILDING   Lawmakers Give Him a Warm Ovation as He Appears te Do Honor to Mackenzie King.

Truman Receives Warm Ovation From Canadians  Visit to Parliament Deeply Touches Lawmaker:

TRUMAN GETS BIG WELCOME   Thousands Cheer Presiden’ On Arrival in Canada;  Visits Parliament

Thousands of Citizens Cheer U. S. Executive Along Parade Route After He Arrives

Canada. Cheers. Our President  Tho os men ee AD A OW Tdi   Talk at 10: 45 A.M. Today TT. Hichhcht Visit

HOG ONLY CASUALTY   Pilot, Carloads Of Peace Officers Join Manhunt In Saint Jo, Texas For Two Convicts, Escaped From Sheriff

DAMAGE OF FLOGD INCREASES TODAY AS  FVEFS FALTER   More than Million Acre: of Farm Land Is Now Inundated by Stream Mississippi Is High.   MANY EVACUATED FROM DWELLINGS

MISSOUR RIVER SMASHES. LEVEES ON GEMILE FRONI   Vast Farmland Areas Inun dated; Hundreds Flee Doanaer Zone

Rampant Missouri Floods Farmland   450,000 Acres Inundatec ia “Along 60-Mile Stretch

Missouri River Smashes Levees   Mississippi Hits Top Point in 96 Years

FLOOD STILL . SMASHING RIVER LEVEES  Mighty Missouri  Is Now On . A Rampage 

Missouri Flood lashes Levees  More Than Million i ane Bho dae Cmte eo   More Than Million Acres Under Water; Deaths Total Fifteen

Overflowing Missouri River Inundates Area of 450,000 Acres of Farmlands As More Levees; Give Way. 

ROSSOW 1S NANCD AS POLICE HEAL   Governor Tells About Appointment Today At Capital.

New Trooper Boss Former Culver Chief   Governor Announces Appointment; Cites “Dwindling Morale”

Retired Army Officer Will Assume Post      New Superintendent 01 Inatana Police Was Former Commander at Culver Miliinry Academy

EXPECT JESSE JONESTO TESTIFY   Don’t Think Subpena Needed In RFC Probe —

UN COUNCIL ACTION I$ THREATENED   Request Is Made For Allied Probe Into Situation

Clark Assails Wallace for  His Remarks   Attorney Gives Lie to Ex-Cabinet Member; Asks Aid Be Approved

Airport Grant Is Allowed   Application Made  Several Weeks Ago By Airport Group Of City Council

STATE POLICE REPORT "6 AUTO ACCIDENTS HMITRING APRIL IN DIST. 12

Girl Outwits Man Intent Upon Attack   Armed Youth Out - Talkec Until She Is Able To Call For Help

MAKE HOMESTEAD APPLICATION NOW   Only Two More Weeks To Obtain 1947 Exemptions

Union, Ford Can’t Reach Agreement:   Both Sides Plan for Sunda} Conference to Prevent  Strike Next Week

Ford, Union Fail to Agree, Strike Looms   Sunday Meeting Planned to Head Off Walkout Tuesday

Ruling Casts Doubt On State Law Legality   Judge Holds Motor Fuel Tax Law Is Unconstitutional Since Legislature Has Not Been Reapportioned.

New York To Face Shutdown Of All Subways   UNION HEAD SAYS MEN TO REFUSE TO RUN TRAINS

NEW YORK SUBWAY LINES MAY HALT BEFORE MONDAY   Quill Says Workers Will Refuse To Operate Minenfa” Core

‘Rep. McCormack Wants People To Know the Demos Had Nothing To Do with Interior Dept. Cuts

Gentlemen of the Press--Please'  You Too, ‘Con Save Our Democracy

BELIEVE JUDGE OUTSIDE APACHE COUNTY WILL TRY SULLIVAN BRIBERY CASE

MISSISSIPPI VOT ES—  White Supremacy Is Tested Todav in Democratic Primary

Mississippi Goes To Polls .... Ww hite Primary Laws  Up For Test Today

White Elections Get Test Today   Mississippi Votes Under Law Designed To Bar Negroes

Mississippi Law Tested In Vote Today  6,000 Negroes Expected At  2 Ee p.ll.

Mississippi Primary Laws  Undergo Tesi   6,000 Negroes Expected To Participate In Demoeratic Balloting Today

MISSISSIPPI IS TESTING ‘WHITE LECTION LAWS   Voters Must Agree to Demo: cratic Party Principles Before Gaining Ballot

Miss. Negroes To Try To Vote  Attempting To Test White Supremacy Lay

Boys at Reform School Getting  Education Now   Experiment’s Success Assures Continuance Of Teaching Program

GREEK - TURK HELP PLAN FLAYED BY SOVIET DELEGATE   Claims Provosal Tends to Weaken United Natons and Its Authority

GROMYKO TELLS U.N. NEW U.S, PROGRAM WEAKENS ITS WORK  FIRST OFFICIAL SOVIET REACTION IS BITTERLY ACAINST TRUMAN PLAN

Gromyko Raps Greek Aid Plan   Russ Envoy Says Truman Doctrine Weakens U.N., Accuses U.S, of By-Passing World Organization in Strong Address

TOWN TRYING.” PRICE SLASH   MERCHANTS DAOP PRICES ' TEN PERCENT IN AN EX-- PERIMENT. TO BACK  ‘+ ‘TRUMAN

ARABS DEFEATEL IN UN FIGHT ON JEWISH DECISION   $tilt Determined   Still) Determined To Plunge Council Inte Full Dehate

Arabs’ Drive For Decision Blocked   Steering Committee Votes 8-To-1 Against Discussion Of Independence

Arab States Lose Out On  Showdown   Thorough Debate On Palestine Is Still Possible

Ralph Draughton Named Acting Auburn President   Director Of Instruction Chosen To Serve Until Permanent Suceessor To Late Dr. Duncan Is Elected: Com mittee Named To Recommend New Head

GOP MAY OKAY SOME CONTROLS BY CHRISTMAS   Interior Branch Wants Power to Ration Gasoline, ‘lf Necessary’

On Exports, Credit, And Speculation... . See Early Approval For Part Of Truman Program

LEWIS SCORES SECOND TRIUMPH   Hard Coal Miners Granted Same Contract; Cabinet Studies Inflation

LEWIS WINS NEW HARD COAL CONTRACT   Cabinet Consider. Effect Miners Wage Boost

Win Hard Coal Pay  Increase   Lewis Adds Triumph ‘ As Officials Ponder. . New Wage Agreements

Dperators And Lewis Sign dard Coal Pact   ‘Inflationary Effects Of Wage Contracts Studied By Cabinet

NEW CONTRACT FOR UMW MEN “TS ANNOUNCED   LEWIS GAINS PAY BOOSTS FOR HARD COAL MINERS —VOIDS WALKOUT -—PENALTIES

Cabinet Scans  Coal Agreements   Possible Inflationary Effects Are Being Studied ByTruman’s Cabinet   HARD COAL WAGE AGREEMENT MADE

Sen. Caldwell Says Bill ‘Would Bar ‘Kids Driving 80 to 90 ‘Miles an Hour Between Night Clubs’

Control of Tariff Policies Asked By Congressman  Compromise Possible To Preserve Reciprocal Pacis

Protective Tariff Urgec By Jenkins   Senator Asks GOP To Revert To Old Trade System

COMPETENT At Tronrrie:   Republican Brings Up Issue Of Tariff Law

TARIFF CHANGES ARE CALLED FOR BY REP, JENKINS   Ohioan Says Nation Should Get Back to Fundamentals of Law to Protect Labor  Maaufacturers.   STATEMENT FOLLOWS  @. 0. P, CONFERENCE   Compromise Under Discussion That Would Preserve  Administration’s Recipro-

SOLON DEMANDS TARIFF LAW T0 PROTECT LABOR   Trade Policies Should 8B Taken Out of Politics, Rep. Jenkins Avers

Seek Return to Old Tariff Policy   GOP Leaders Take Stand in Congress

Sullivan To Retain Democratic Post   Will Continue As Execu‘tive Director After Hannegan Quits.

U. S. Experts See Scant Hope That Food Price Rise Will Level Out in Early Future

Dark Picture Given’ Housewives, On High Living Costs ee GH Etving Lost  Little Hope Held For Leveling Off Of Rising Retail Food Prices In The Immediate Future

Ag Officials See’ Little Hope Prices Will Show Decline in Immediate Future

Slight Hopes For Drop In Food Prices   U. S. DEPARTMENT HAS LITTLE OPTIMISM TO OFFER

Upward Trend May Continue, Ag Dep't Says   Food Exparts and Supply of Dollars By Consumers Blame

More Increases Are Due In Fall   Purchases Of Foods For Export and Record Number Of Dollars Circulating Are Blamed

Prospects Dim For Level off Of Food Prices   Exports to Europe to Be Smaller

“Long-Haired” Composer Will Get “Torchy”   Stravinsky’s “Firebird” Rewritten to Vie With Bloop-Bleep for Juke Box Trade.

Film Industry Hires Byrnes   Will Defend Movies Awainst ‘Red Tain’

Ex~-Secretary Heads Defense In Red Probe - Movie Industry Hires Byrnes -In Fight For Screen Liberty

BYRNES HIRED AS COUNSEL   Will Defend. Industry. Against _Communism Ohnvecn 7

Well, Waynesburg Claims A Shower Fell So Hope: Will Have To Furnish Headpiece

dt Rained Yesterday In. Waynesburg, Well, Anyhow, They've’ Got Affidavits

Ot orld  Gov. Sigler to Meet First Big Test When He Delivers Budget Message

U.N. Council Hears Brit Charges Against Egypt; _ Say’ Treaty Béing Abused

British Charge Egyptian Plot  Delegate Tells U.N. Politicians Seek to Discredit Treaty

Midget Car Racer Killed   Chicagoan’s Neck Is Broken In Crash; Father of Four

See No Change in Price of Retail Sugar When Controls End Oct. 31

12 Die In Fireworks Plant Fire   Plant Engaged in Making Toy Buzz Bombs for 4th of July Celebration Burns Following Explosion.

TWELVE WORKERS BIE AFTER BLAST OF PYROTECHNICS    Missouri Town § Sens of Fatal “Explosion; Bodies Are’ Badly Burned

Screams Pierce Inferno  LC EN eee stsaet Catt NNN EEE AON rt In mente  ¢ ‘ % ‘2 sunpowder=-Ked Fire  Kills Kleven Workers

Fireworks Plant Fire Kills 12   ‘Three Others Injured ‘In Blast Which Kazed Clinton, Mo. Factory; Cause Is Not Known

11 EMPLOYES DIE IN FIRE AT POWDER PLANT   Explosion, Flames Destroy Fireworks Firm at Clinton, Mo.

12 Killed In Plant Blast   Fireworks Company Deatroyed; Employees Trapped In Building.

Missourt. Blast Kills 12 Workers   Fireworks Plant Burns Following Powder Explosion

12 DIE IN FIRE, FACTORY BLAS]   Missouri Fireworks Manufacturing Plant Destroyed; Two Critically Hurt

12 Burned To Death As Explosion And Fire Destroy Fireworks Plant

12 Workers Die In Fireworks Plant Explosion   Pile-Up at Small Exit Prevents Escape at Missouri Factory

12 DEAD, 3 INJURED IN PLANT BLAZE   Fireworks Factory Scene of Explosion, Fire on Wednesday

Fireworks Plant  Blast Kills 1   Workers Making Toy Buzz Bombs Trapped In Frame Building

 Workers Making Toy  Buzz Bombs Die When  Building Becomes a —  Holocaust: Five Hurt

10 LOSE LIVES IN EXPLOSION   2 Others Critically Burned As Fireworks Plant Destroyed

Kleven Meet Death As kxplosion Hits  Fireworks F actory   Firemen Unable To Enter Building Because Of Intense Flames; 4 Injured

1] Killed As Fireworks Plant Is Destroyed By Blast And Fire   Intense Flames Keep Firemen 100 Yards From Building: Workers Deseribe Terror

a  POWDE FATAL FOR 12   Blast Starts Missouri Fire: works Plant Disaster

BLAST KILLS 12 AT TOY ‘BUZZ’ BOMB FACTORY  4 OTHERS INJURED AT CLAYTON, MO.,  r— 7): i = =. =) Fo -= ge

Twelve Die in Missouri Fireworks Plant Blast   Ten Victims Killed In Exptosion---Two Others in No<nijta}

Blast and Fire in ~ Fireworks Factory Take Twelve Lives   Cause of Tragedy Wednefday in Clinton, Mo. is Undetermined Today

12 Employes Of Fireworks Plant. Killed   Blast and Fire — Sweeps Missouri Powder Factory

12 Killed In Missouri  Explosion  Powder-Fed Fire Destroys Fireworks Plant

TWELVE KILLED IN PLANT BLAST   Several Others Injured in   Missouri Factory

FIRE ENWVELOPS FACTORY QUICKLY   Pile Up at Small Door Prevents Many from Reaching Safety

Twelve Die In Flames After Plant Blast   Fireworks Plant In Missouri ‘Moking Toy Buzz -Bombers For July 4 Sale

Gunpowder Blaze Kills 12 in Toy Factory at Clinton   Four Injured in Disaster, Cause Is Not Known

Fireworks Firm Blast Kills I   Victims Burned Beyond Recognition

12 ARE KILLED IN PLANT BLAST   Blaze Sweeps Fireworks Factory after Biast

EXPLOSION, FIRE IN FIREWORKS PLANT IN MISSOURI TAKES LIFE ‘OF 12 WORKERS. INIURES OTHERS

RIGHT OF VETO LOSING PUNCH   UN Panel May Become Only Rubber Stamp Agency

Great Powers Invited to Find Answers   Little Fellows See No Need for Continued Fight

Big - Five Veto Power Works  As Boomerang   Smaller Nations Toss Knotty Issues At Them With, “You Settle Them First?

 Policy of Special Privileges Boomeranging Against  Big Powers Who Jealously Guard Their Veto Powers

13-YEAR OLD BOY ADMITS SLAYING.    Newsboy Strangled ‘Woman Customer —  To Death

Gromyko Declares Russia’s Oprosition to U. S. Resolution Will Reraain Unchanged; U. S. ( pepodes French Propo5a

Soviet Rejects France’s Offer  In Balkan Case   Compromise Hopes Fade As Ruesta Attagks

SOVIET TURKS DOWN ‘SOFTER FRENCH PLAN   Compromise Solution Of Balkan Problem Avpvears ‘Out’

HOPE FOR BALKAN ACCORD BLASTED   BUSSIA TERNS DOWN FRESCH PROPOSAL RELATING TO BORDER WATCH.

Russia Adamant Against Policing Balkan States  Balks U. S. Proposal

Hopes For Balkan Accord Dim; Reds Sfand Unchanged  French Proposals Rejected By USSR

Government Releases Soft Coal Mines To Operators   Burden of Avoiding Another Strike Shifts To Lewis and Owners—Pits Empty As the Miners Continue Vacations .

U. §. Hands Soft Coal Mines Back; Partial Pact Seen   Agreements Covering Some Operations May Be Made This Week To Apply More Pressure On Owners Not Taking Lewis’ Terms  v> Fvyaartorret Fu tar Zarvraree»rs

U.S. Releases Coal Mines to Private Owner:   Burden of Avoiding Strike Placed on Lewis and Operators

Coal Strike Is Up To Lewis And Operators   While Miners Are On Vacation Government Turns Pits Back to Pri wate Owners

SOFT COAL PITS ARE GIVEN BACK BY GOVERNMENT   Private Owners New Cenfronted With Pessible Strike July 7   LEWIS IS INSISTING UPON WAGE INCREASE

Private Owners Get Coal Mines  _ Federal Operation  of Pits Ended

MINES TURNED BACK BY GOVT.   Burden of - Averting New Strike Now Up to Lewis And Pit Operators

Krug-Lewis Pact Also Expires   Miners Look Forward To New Contract

Airliner Is Missing: 23 Persons Aboard   Plane Disappeared Thursday While Flying Over French Alps

Crews Search for Missing Airliner With 23 Aboard   French Plane Believed Down in Alps Southwest of Grenoble — Villagers Tell of Hearing Explosion 20 Minutes After Craft Gave Last Report on Position — Blinding Snowstorm Rages as Rescuers Push up Mountain. :

Hunt Big Plane Wit h B Aboard  an Tims EA   French Airliner Down In Alps

French Alps Are Combed For Airliner  Plane Carrying 23 Persons Is Missing

Rescue Squads Fight Blinding Storm in Hunt For Airliner Missing In Alps  Air France Airliner With 18 Passengers

Alpine Searchers Hunt Lost Plane   Air France Liner Had 23 Persons Aboard

‘Flying Saucers’ Reported een Over 40 States   Many Observers Declare Objects Are RadioGuided Missiles

Two More States Report Flying Saucers Active   Tennessee Man Says Army Rejected His Plan For Such A Flyer

Search For ‘‘Saucers’’ Spreads To Vermont As Many Explanations Given

TWO MORE STATES TELL OF SEEING FLYING SAUSERS   Massachusetts and Vermont Report Presence of Dises— Harvard's Efforts to Photograph Them Fail.   ARMY INVESTIGATION SALD TO BE UNDER WAY   One Theory Advanced Is That Missiles Are Radio - Controlled—Navy Denies Connection With Mystery.

More States Join In “Saucer” Hunt   Explanations Offered for Rare Phenomena }n Nation

Foing Saucers’ Reports Increase; ‘Explanations Of Phenomena Vary

REPORT FLYING DISKS SEEN IN FORTY STATES   Stories Of Phenomena Grow; Explanations  Many And Varied

DANCER SAYS SHE WAS BEATEN, THEN SHOT, KILLED MAN   Clatres-bove-as Motives Promise of Marriage Involved in  Fatal Fight

Dancer Admits Killing Lawyer Who Beat Her   Angry Because  She Was Married

Beaten by Mee, Dancer Charges   Beaten After She Discovered He Was Married, She says

Shot Attorney After Beating   Dancer Says Mee Beat Her When She Learned He Was Married.

Finis To Havana Yacht Romance Dancer Says She Was ‘In Love’  With Married Lawyer She Killed

Broad Wedge of Cool Air Poking [Eastward, Word of Weather Bureau

Tropical Storm Playing Itself Out In Rainfall  Texas. Reports Property Damage

HIGH SCHOOL DRIVERS   This is the Sixth of a Series of Southeast Economist Discussions on Traffic Safety

EDUCATION IS NEEDED TO STOP ACCIDENTS   There Would Be A Great Improvement in Drivers If  Schools Taught Driving CO-OPERATION NOTED

U. S. Switching Its. Stand: In Dutch Dispute   Now Favors An Investigation By United Nations

'U.S. MOVES *“ TO SIDE WITH UN GROUP   Nations Unable Agree On  Actions

On-the-Spot UN Probe of Dutch Dispute Is Seer   U. §. Changes Pcsition as Holland Fights New Cease-Fire Order

Stoughton High’s Prom ‘King Doesn’t Dance but ‘Event Is Held Anyway

Soviets Object To U. §, Aid To Trieste  Italy Seeks Funds   Socialist Leaders Cry ‘Europe for Europeans’ To Ston Assistance

Quick Passage Of Tax Cut Act Seen In House   Martin Says “Avalanche’ Of Votes Assured To Pass GOP Measure By Nightfall

House Is Set To Pass New COP Tax Bill   Speaker Martin Says Vote To Be Heavy Enouzh To Beat Vetc

French Enact Stringent Law To Hit Sabotage   ASSEMBLY VOTED MORI PLANS TO COMBAT VIOLENCE

RAIL SABOTAGE SPEEDS FRENCH VOTE ON CURBS   VOTE TWO OF FIVE CONTROL MEASURES ASKED BY PREMIER

Sabotage Cited As Train Kills  20 in France   Assembly Hastens To Enact Drastic Anti-Strike Laws Aimed at Red Union

Sabotage Blamed,For Fatal Wreck  French Assembly Approves Rigid Sabotage Law

After Fatal Train Wreck .  Heated Chatees ly  In French Assembly

CRIME SPEEDS REPRISALS BY GOVERNMENT   Drastic Anti-Strike And Sabotage Law Is Passed By Assembly

Saboteurs Blamed For Rail Wreck   Assembly Acts On Strike-Curb Bill

INCREASE FINES FOR SABOTAGE   Blame Saboteurs for French Rail Crash Killing 20

French Enact Stiff Penalties For Sabotage   Assembly’s Action Spurred by Wreck Of Train. 12 Deaths

RAILWAY CRASH KILLING 20 LAID TO ‘AGITATORS   5,000 Police Stationed Near Chamber As Assembly Acts In Disorders

Jury Is Chosen For May Trial  _ Former Congressmar On Trial For Fraud

VETERAN APPEALS 10 AUTHORITIES   Army Refuses To Recog: nize Marriage of For mer Soldier.

City Cops Seize 160 Cases Here   Whiskey Valued at $7,000 Removed From Truck; — Two Men Arrested

FOOD ‘SITUATION IMPROVES IN U.S ZONE GF GERMAN   Clay Says Increased Ship_:ments And Farmer Coee Bee

PARK SLAYER 1S ARRESTED   960-POUND FATHER OF TWO CHILDREN ADMITS KILLING AFTER HIS ARREST

ODOM HOPS OFF. TO RING GLOBE   Bombshell Slated to Reach Newfoundland by 6 P. M. -: On First Leg sai

Everett Man © Hurt In Wreck   See page 24 for Bedford county news,

Flying Disc Hysteria — Sweeps U. S.   Hundreds Report Seeing Mysterious Objects, But No One Knows What They Ar

“Flying Saucers” Now Reported In 33 States; Seen To Land In Idaho

MORE REPORTS OF MYSTERY ARE HEARD   Atomic Board, Army, Navy Disclaim Connection   Says He Knows Of No Plan Search: Differences In Size Are Reported

MYSTERY GROWS AS DISCS KEEP COVERING LAND   No Satisfactory Explanation Has Been Made To Peculiar Objects Skimming Through Air Over LU’. S. And Canada.

Flying Saucers Seen In More States But Still Unexplained; Pilot Dodges, Tries For Pic

New Reports of Flying Saucers Add to Mystery   Mystery Objects Have Been Reported in 38 States With No Trace Of Their Source

Objects Seen in 38 States   (Planes Stand Ready to Investigate; Reports Vary. Widelv

Mystery Of Air Saucers Is Growing   Super-Fast Aerial Dises Reported fn 38 Stetes, Canada

Flying Saucer’ Mystery Skims Across Nation   Phenomenon Seen in 38 States Still Has No ‘Good’ Explanatior

Nation is Seeking Solution to FlyingDiscMystery   Skies Are Being Scanned for “Flying Saucers” As Montanans Join Residents of Other States in Seeing Speedy, Skimming Objects

ALSO REPORTED FROM CANADA, U.S, CAPITAL   Woman Describes Saucers as ‘Large as Five Room Houses’

Flying Discs Land, Wash. Woman Says   Leave No Trace After Dropping

FLYING SAUCERS STILL }=— CAUSING U. S. MYSTERY   Women Claims To Have Seen 10 Land In Idaho July 2

Discs Grow Bright In Wisconsin Skies  Seen at Janesville And in Other Areas

Celestial Mystery Deepens More Flying Saucers Seen   Just A Mirage - -- or Condition of Eyes, Eh!

Flyi ing-Saucer Reports Heard From New Areas; Probe Begun ‘To Gain Satisfactory Anewer

Find No Trace Of 8 Said to  Have Landed   Boman Saves Objects Big as 5-Room House Resembles Washtubs

Mystery Objects Sighted In Thirty-Eight Statox; “First Ones Noticed June 5

Shiny Objects Renorted Seen in 38 States; Science Writer Gives Eyesight Law Theory

Army Planes Set To Chase Mysterious — ‘Flying Dises’ More Persons Tell Of Seeing ‘Saucers;  Officials Take Cautious View

CLAIM. 8 CAME DOWN Search Fails to Disclose Idaho Saucer Landings

‘Flying Saucer’ Reports Spread   Mysterious Discs Are Seen By Observers in 38 States

Reports Of Flying Discs In Wisconsin   Janesville, Grafton And Milwaukee Residents All Report Of Sighting Objects Over Week End

Flying Discs Reported Over 38 States; Origin Still Baffles Experts

‘hose ‘F lying Saucers’ May Be ! Trick Your - Eves Are Playing o

Flying Discs Continue to Baffle U.S.   Mystery Objects Seen in 38 States; District of Columbia And tn Canada

SET TO CHASE “SAUCERS”   AAF Decides There Is “Something to”’ All of the Stories

“HUCERS’ SEEN WL OVER US:   ysterious Disks Reported it 38 States and Canada with No Explanation.

Flying Saucers Reported Over Wisconsin Cities  Milwaukee Describe Extraordinary Objects

Hundreds See Fantastic Objects In 38 States and Canada; Baffling to Scientists

Objects: Are . Reportec in 38: States; Seen in Glens Falls,  Rochester

Laws of Eyesight May Explain Flying Saucers  ” All: Objects Appear To Be Round At Far Distances

More Reports on Flying Saucers   Said to Have Been Seen in 38 States And in Canada

Flying Saucer Reports Streaming In From One End Of Country To Other

ELUSIVE DISKS SKIM THROUGH SKIES THROUGHOUT U, S.—AND IN CANADA, TOO  Saucers, Now Seen in 38 States, May Be a Trick otf the Eye, Writer Says

SHIPPING ROW THREATENS U, S.   200,000 May Be Idle As Contracts Terminate For Three CIO Unions

SHIP WORKER GO ON STRIKE   Walkout Begins As Union Contracts Expire With 39 Shipping Firms

Maritime Union Pact Expires; Walkout Due   200,000 May Be Idle; Staggering Effect On Shipping Likely

STRIKE OF 13 IDLES 6.000   Diggers Continue Sitdowr 800 Ft. Underground In Panther Valley Mine

PENNSY FLYER LEAVES TRACK   2 Hurt as ‘Golden Triangle’ Wrecks in Indiana = -

State Department's Secret Documents Prove To Be Only Far East's History

U. S. Removes ‘Secret’ Label From Material  On Greek Aid   Documents Divulce Background Facts;  Others To Follow

DocumentsGive His tory Data Greece, Turkey   Supplied to House Commiitee Probing Advisabil-  ity of Helping Two Countries

Background Documents  ‘Just That’   Secret Label Described Unnecessary When Committee Probes Material From Greece, Turkey

Documents On Greece, Turkey Given Solons   File Submitted Hardly Worth ‘Secret’ Label

‘SECRET’ FACTS DISAPPOINTING   Balance of Paper May Prove  More Important

Zatch of Seeret Documents Only Historical Data   ‘Secret’ Label Proves Disappointing When Files Made Public

‘Secret’ Documents Throw Little Light on Greek Issue   Papers Placed Before House Foreign Affairs Committee Contain Lengthy Chronologies and Review Nation’s Struggle Against Civil Strife — Texts of Yalta and Potsdam Agreements to Be Made Public.

Greek, Turkish Files Released   House Committee Protests SSanret’ Lahel

Secret’ Documents On Greek-Turk Aid Background Only  Those Revealed Are Only Half the File; el... f*__ 5. mi- kg

Bared Document: Not Worth ‘Secret’ Label  State Department Releases Half of File

Bared Documents Noi Worth ‘Secret’ Label  State Department  Mm1.   State Department Releases Halt of File

SECRET PAPERS REVEAL LITTLE   House Committee Get: Background Data On Greece And Turkey

FREE HALF OF OEGHET FILES ON GREEK Al   First Release Just History; Rest May Be More , Important 

Secretary of UN Asks Full Suppor!   Criticism of U. S. Seen in Wording of Official’s Statement

UN, SECRETARY ‘HITS AID POLICY   Statement Considered Criticism of Plans For Greece

Uniontown Meeting Ocitoher 24 to Give  Delails of State Aid In Burying Soldiers

Bequests  Cancer Societ  Elks Included   Other Gifts Listed; Ques: tion Is Which of Wills Or If All Govern * ©

Bequests For Cancer Society,  Elks Included   Other Gifts Listed; Se.  tion Is Which of Wills Or If All Govern

More Than 249 Japanese Injured Of Whom Many May Die; Six Coaches ‘Thrown Over Thirty Foot Embankment   NO AMERICANS ON TRAIN IS REPORT

J apanese Express Train Leaves Tracks and 163 Passengers Are Killed

oe = MORE THAN 249 HURT—" ‘  163 Japanese Killed AsTrain'Cracks Whip"

163 PERISH TUDAT IN TRAIN ACCIDEN AT HACHIOI!, JAPAN   Express ‘Cracks Whip’ on Sharp Curve; 249 Hurt In Accident; No Americans Said Involved.   TRACK SPREADING BELIEVED CAUSE

MORE THAN 24  ARE INJURED   70 Victims Reported Critical:— For Most Part, Passengers Were Hungry Residents Seeking to Buy Food from Farmers.

163 KILLED IN JAPANESE TRAIN WRECK   No Americans On Train; 249 Japs Are Injured

Japanese Train Wreck Kills 163   Express Throws Six Coaches Off 30-Foot Embankment, More Than 249 Are Injured

 SaGEEe DYEAR. 0b = , Mexia Chamber of Cormac Shows fs Civic Results For Past Calendar-Year. .      Lave Even Greater’47.Development Plan.

1946 GOOD YEAR  Mexia Chamber of Commerce Shows Good Civic Resulis For Past Calendar Year   Have Even Greater ‘47 Develooment Plan

U.N.Unit Votes To Destroy AtomicBombs   4.Man Commitice Appointed to Draft Russ Pian

Committee Backs Russ Proposals   U.S, Delegate Takes No Definite Stand, Reds Agree to Quota System

Gromyko Wins Support on Atomic Plan   Wants Destruction on All Such Existing Wearons

Dewey Discusses Werld Issues In  His Inaugural   Second Inauguration Speech Of New York Governor Seen As Nationally Significant   SUPPORTERS BOOST HIM TO NATION

DEWEY ADDRESS IS AIMED AT 48   Inaugural Indicates Hope He’ll Serve Only Two Years of Term

DEWEY STARTS SECOND TERM AS GOVERNOR   Presidential Hopes Fully Evident in Inaugural Message

MORE POWERFUL A-BOMBS ON WAY   COMMISSION ALSO WILL BROADEN FIELD FOR PEACETIME USE OF ENERGY,

More Powerful Atom Weapons Disclosed   Peace-Time Use of Atomic Energy. To Be Broadened :

HUGE, NEW ‘PILE’ 1S SET Development Of Atomic Energy For Peace, War To Be Pushed

U.S. STEPS UP RESEARCH ON ATOM ENERGY   Weapon Development Peace-Time Use To  Be Speeded Up

MANY ATOMIC MYSTERIES 10 BE REVEALED   Congressional Probers  Say America Far  a, WY ig: SUPA... Doggy 

New, Bigger Atomic Pile Is Planned   To Broaden Field For Peacetime Use  And War Weapons

War Mobilization Report Sought By Senate Probers  Roosevelt Refused To Turn Over Data To Truman When Latter Was Senafor

Committee To Seek Secret War Report   War Mobilization Detail: Had Been Refused Mr. Truman

SENATE. PROBERS INTO WAR EFFORT   WILL ASK TRUMAN FOR SE_  CRET MOBILIZATION REPORT GIVEN F. D. R.

NEW. THREAT HOVERS. OVER TEXAS CITY:   P artly Demolished ..Fank of Naptha “May Explode

408 Persons Listed As Dead, 160 As Missing In Texas City Disaster

Immigran! Vessels Nearing Palestine   More .Uncertified Jews Headed For The Holy Land

TWO REFUGEE SHIPS SIGHTED   British Warships Prepared To Seize Vessels And Deport Immigrants

QUAKE, STORMS HIT FLOOD AREA   Mississippi River Breaks New Levee As Level Highest Since 1844

Greatest Flood Of Hundred Years  Smashes Levee   Mississippi River Stage At St. Louis Reaches 39.9 ‘eet—Still Rising   SEVERAL DAYS OF HIGH WATER CERTAIN  (BULLETIN)

Because of the Acute Newsprint (Paper) Shortage      GMandCi0: Studying New Union Proposa   Reuther May ~ Agree to Figure Less Than 231/5 P. C.

Device Which ‘Reads Out Loud’ Perfected; It Is Expected to Be. of Use to the Lazy

END ST. LOUIS TRANSIT STRIKE   SIGN AGREEMENT TO SUBMIT DISPUTE TO THREE-MAN PANEL

St. Louis Strike Ends After 14 Day Tie Up   Wage Dispute Will Be Re-Arbitrated All Over Aaagin

Measure fo Half Sympathy Strikes Heads for House  Senate Passed Ant Strike Bill Gets 8-5  gg eahbaa tf wo hao

Measure to Halt Sympathy Strikes Heads for House   Senate Passed Anti. Strike Bill Gets 8-5 Committee Vote

New Troubles Build Up For Gen. Meyers  Dleemmere hbhAnmeomanbe   Uneasy Moments For Others Are Believed Likely

‘Many Others’ Also Involved, Tobey Hints   Idle Cash Used In Joy Riding On U. S. Bonds

More May Get Fate Of Meyers   Trouble Predicted For Others [f Senat:  Continues Inquiry

Ex-General Faces War Fraud Counts  Bennett Meyers   Bennett Meyers May Also Be Given Army Court Martial

‘Joy Riding’ Bond Deals Quiz Hinted    Tobey Asks U. S. To Look Into Activities Similar To Meyers’ Transactions

‘‘Uneasy Moments”’ For Others Ahead? ....  New Quiz In  Senate Seen

_ —MEYERS— Banking Unit May Sift Deals   MILITARY TRIAL FOR GENERAL?

Meyers May Be Indicted On Charges Of War Fraud, Perjury, Tax Evasion

Gen. Meyers Faces Trouble On Four Sides   Some Others Will Have Uneasy Moments—Tobev.

“Joy Riding” of Big Money Speculators Likely Next Probe   Tobey Hints at Quiz After Deals _ Uncovered - in Gen. Meyers’. Case

MEYERS FACES TROUBLE ALONG 4PROBE FRONTS   New Senate Quiz Talked Of Fraud Indictment Eyed; Army Action Looms

Trouble Builds Up For Meyers On Four Fronts As New Inquiry Looms

Gen. Meyers Facing Four Legal Fronts   Trouble Building Up As Senate Plans New Bomb Inquiry

Gen. Faces Slander Suit With Other Govermental . Departments Lining Up

NEW INQUIRIES HINTED IN WAR BOND DEALINGS   Tobey Makes Threat tc Blast Profit Sprees  Wide Open

Tobey Says “Joy Ride” Inquiry Due   “Many Others” Are Uneasy Due To Testimony Of Witnesses In War Bond Gambling   Profiteer Probes Slated By Juries   Arnold Hints Meyers May Be Court Martialed By Armory For Telling Lies In Ouniz

New Inquiry Threatens Others in Bond Deals As Quadruple Troubles Build Up for Meyers

7 $>  fe) Cex Mo Result of Meyers ty thers May  : aM, i" ph Vater

Meyers Facing New Trouble   And Senate May Check on Others Whe Went “Iny Riding” om Wastime  th & Bends

Meyers Inquiry Threatens Woe to Many Others   _ General Himself May Face Slander Suit bv Lamarres

May Probe Other Deals ~ On War Bonds   Meanwhile Meyers  Is In Quadruple Tenarnkia With  aw

Further Trouble Cooked Up for Meyers; Court Martial Seen Possible

Trouble Building Up For Meyers On Four Fronts As New Senate Inquiry Looms

A POSSIBLE NEW SENATE INQUIRY [S THREATENED   Quadruple Trouble Built Up for M33. Gen. Bennett Meyers Today  SENATOR TOBEY TALKS   His Committee May Take Up Where Other Committee Left Off.

New Troubles Build Up For Gen. Meyers   Uneasy Moments For Others Are Believed Likely

Three U. S. Charges Face General Meyers   Investigation of Air Force Officer May Also Lead to Court Marshal Action; Senate Group Studies Inquiry Into ‘Joy Ride’ on Bonds

Probers Threaten :Possible Trouble for “Others” as Mevers Faces More Grief

SUMMARY   Meyers Faces Trouble on 4 Fronts, Banking Committee Planning Probe

Senate Probe  On Buying of Bonds Looms   me Troubles Building Up for Meyers— Grand Juries to Hear Record

Meyers May Face New Investigation By Banking Group  Troubles for General Grow at Capital as Senators Scan Data

Meyers Case Points Up Forthcoming Probe of U.S. Bond Speculation

Another Senate Inquiry About Idle Cash Seen  Tobey’s Group to Cantinue Praho

New Inquiry Looms; Many May Be Hit   Hinted Meyers Not Only High Officer to Profitby War

SENATORS WILL TRAIN GUNS ON MORE OFFICERS   Solon Declares Another Committee Anxious To Air Wartime Profits

Many Others Face ‘Uneasy Moments’   Court Martial May Be Ordered For General

Gen. Meyers Faced With Prosecution  On 3 Ce 4,*s   U.S. Grand 2%, -& . * o, To Review Evide. 2  ‘ &, In Recent Hearing: %

STRANGE MOVEMENT OF FOOD PARCELS, FROM GREECE TO UNITED STATES REPORTED

THOUSANDS OF FOOD PARCELS REACH lt S.   Shipments From Mediterranean Area Supposedly Destined for “Starving Americans.”

Many Food Parcels Being Received in U.S. from Furope   Gustoms Officials, Say Foreigners: - Misied by Propaganda

Food Sent to Greek Kin in US   Somebody Telling Greece Fancy Stories About Starving TU. S.

SOVIET CLAIMS FDR PROPOSED GERMANY CUI   Secret Conferences Of Big Three Outlined

U.S. Sought 5-Way Split Of Germany   Roosevelt Proposed States at Tehran, Molotov Declares

Soviet Views on Reich Future Aired   Reporis F. D. R. Favored Dividing Nation

Fire Threatens Gasoline Plant In East Texas  Mast Flames Are Put Out. Aerial

WESTBROOK PEGLER TO RECEIVE MEDAL   Noted Columnist To Be Honored Fo Unmasking Intolerance—Articles Appear In The Sun

TOWNSHIP CAPTAINS MET DEC. 10 '   Chairmen Selected for Membership Drive im Townshina

Patterson Reveals Information Today in Wyoming Address   Sufficient Volunteers Necessary to Attempt Recommended Action

Draft Future Not Yet Fixed   Secretary Of War Says Voluntary Enlistment:  Not Now Sufficient.

DRAFT DECISION AWAITS FIGURES   WHETHER EXTENSION WILL BE URGED DEPENDS ON MONTH'S ENLISTMENTS.

Troops Needs Not Met by Enlistments   Manpower Goal Set At Million Men for Year

Draft Renewal Plea Hinges On Recruiting Gain   Patterson States Quotas Unfilled; Selective Service Only Alternative

Recruiting This Month Is Watched   Army Wil] Determine What. To Ask In. Way Of Universal Training

War Boss Says Extension Of Draft Still Uncertain   ' January Recruiting Figures To Determine Course Hl To Be Foliowed in Future—Potterson

Recruiting Figures the Answer Says Patterson...  Draft Extension a Problem

Moved Hastily in Income Tax Cuts   Treasury Secretary Is Balancing Expenses and Revenues

SNYDER STIRS NEW TAX VETO TALK   SAYS CUTS WERE VOTED HASTILY — GEORGE COMES OUT FOR REDUCTION,

Says Congress Has Moved Hasfily in Income Tax Cuts   Treasury Secretary : Balancing Expenses and Revenues

LIONS INSTALL NEW LEADERS   International Counselor Maul Conducts Exercises: District Leader Visitor

SOROPTIMISTS SEAT LEADERS   Leola Ewert President; Club Recesses for Summer After Meeting Wednesday

3 Persons Die  In Explosion   Denver Structure Wrecked; Eiichi Injured

Three Perish As Explosion Razes Building   Two Of Eight Injured Ir Denver Blast Taken To Hospital in Critical Condition

Apartment Is Wrecked by Blast   Three Dead i Denver Ex pies: ion

REA May Lose Federal Support   Letter By Co-op Official Provokes Attack By Hoffman On Whole Program

OPERATORS UNABLE TO MEET DEMAND OF WESTERN STRIKING LOHGSHOREMEN

Nine Errors Are Charged in Plea To High Tribunal   Complete Disregard Of Norris-LaGuardia Statute Is Claimed

LEWIS PRESENTS APPEAL ON FINE   UMW Charges Federal Judge With Nine Errors In Imposing Fines

2 KNOWN DEAD AND 2 HURT IN SEVERE GALES   Towan Is Killed Near Akron as Twister Rips Buildines on 4 Farms

Severe Storm Slashes Over NE Nebr.. lowa   St. Edward Reports Death, Injuries; Tornado Near  Akron, Ia., Kills One.

Flooded Midwest Lashed by Wind   Damage Heavy, Thousands Homeless As Rain-choked Streams Spread

ZINJURED AS NEBRASKA AND IOWA ARE HIT   Heavy Damage to Property Reported Through Storm Area

2 DIE AS WINDSTORM RIPS NEBRASKA, IOWA   Heavy Rains Threaten Area inundated Last Week

WOMEN STAGED ANTI-RED RIOT   BRITISH HOUSEWIVES CLASH WITH COMMUNISTS AFTER HEARING SPEECHES IN ALBERT HALL

Fritz’ Trial Is Set For Next Week   Former Principal To Face False Pretense Charges

Probers Reveal Cost of Planes   Huge Sums Reported Spent -¢ Bar Tlarlece Craft

Shortage Of Steel ldles Auto Workers   Six of Seven Briggs Body Plants in the Detroit Area Are Forced to Close Down.

STEEL GUT HITS AUTO INDUSTRY   Workers Are Idle As Shortages Curtail Produetion

TWO DEAD AND 2.000 HOMELESS) AFTER STORM   Widespread Flood Hazard I'xists  In Miami Area

CabinetBacksDown On Instructions From Red Premier  Who Is in Moscow

STATES IN RED SPHERE BOYCOTT PARLEY IN PARIS   Czechs Back Down From Decision to Attend —Hungary, Fearing Soviet Reprisals, Rejects Bid.   FINLAND'S REPLY AWAITED IN PARIS   ¥ Doubt Expressed She Will Accept — Refusal Would Leave Entire Russian Bloe Outside.

Czechs Back Down On Bid To Marshall Plan Parley   Cabinet Acts On Telephoned Instructions From Moscow: Huneary Declines Envilaiion

Hungary Follows Lead of Russia; Fifteen Nations Have Accepted Bid; Seven Have Declined. fie

CZECHS DECLINE BID TO MEETING ON AID PROGRAM   Nation Backs Dewn On Decisien Te Attend On Orders From Russia   NO RED-DOMINATED NATIONS TO ATTEND

Czechs Decide To Boycott Paris Meet After Getting Moscow Phone Message

Parents Back Teachers. Stand  Instruc tors Given   Instructors Given Vote of Confidence

MOLOTOV SETS NEW BARRIERS TO AGREEMENT   Refuse to Revise Potsdam Pact Amid Predictions of Breakup,

New Charges Are Hurled at U. S.. Britain   Already Have ‘‘Gone Too Far,’’ Russian Leader De clares at London

Weekend Cloudburst Brings Record Downpour .... Floodwaters Are Easing — In East North Carolina

Eisenhower Sees No Early Threat Of Another War  But He Warns That U. S. Forces Must Be Kept Strong

GLOBAL WAR IS ‘NOT IN SIGHT,’ GEN. IKE SAYS   But Chief of Staff Tells Legionnaires that Strong Armed Force Needed

‘No Threat Global War'  “Fisanhower   No Great Nation In Position To Hope For Any War Gain

Urges Strength For Defense In Talk To Legion   Nimitz and Spaatz Also to Appear At Nationa! Convention Today

GENERAL SAYS WE MUST STOP ANY AGGRESSOR   Tells Legionnaires He Does Not Anticipate Immediate Conflict

‘At American Legion Convention  Eisenhower Says No Nation in Position for Long War

Legion Hears New Appeal for Preparedness   No Great Nation in Position. to Provoke Confliét.” General Says

GEN, EISENHOWER ‘SEES NO THREAT OFA GLOBAL WAR   This Was What He Told the Legionnaires at New York a Meeting.   URGE STRONG FORCES   So An Aggressor Should Real: ize War Likely Would Be’ Fought on Own Grounds.

Preparedness ls Urged In Legion Talk   America Must Be Strong Enough To Be Feared, He Says

Eisenhower Sees No Immediate Sign Of Global Conflict   Tells Legion That U.S, Should Be Strong Enough to Make  BM Boies tar.

Military Heads Uirge Training In Legion Talks   Briton Proposes Pool of Weapons, .. Bases and Science

Nation Needs Reservoir of Trained Manpower, Avers General, Backing up Truman

Powerful Defenses Sus Ig¢ gested      Eisenhower Says No Nation in Position to Provoke Conflict

Ike Adds Call For All Powe In U.S. Force   Unity Plan Makes Civil Defense for Nation Possible

Legionnaires Hear Nimitz, Eisenhower   General Sees No Threat Of Immediate War but Stresses Importance of Military Strength

Nimitz, Spaatz Also Address Convention At New York City   ‘Two Camps in World Today’ Eisenhower Advises Legionnaires

War Remote, Eisenhower Tells Legion  Army Chief Urges   Army Chief Urges Strength to Impress Possible Aggressors

Gen. Eisenhower Booms Universal Training Plan   Tells Legion He Sees No Threat of War,  But Urges Stronger Nation

Legion Hears Plea From Eisenhower.   Top General Declares U. 5. Must Gird For Any Emeraency

“IKE” SEES NO THREAT OF WAR AT ONCE   Chief of Staff Tells Legion, However, U. S. Should Keep So Strong That Aggression Would Be Discouraged.

U. S. Strength to Check Aggressor   No Immechate Threat o! Global War, Eisenhower Tells Legion “MUST BE PREPARED”  S e > . . aF   — in Keeping Nation Too Strong wry Barn an Attacker

Others in Favor Of Conscription   Forrestal Among Those for Plan

Wartime Leader Of Allied Forces Says No Nation Now Capable Of Waging Conflict; Other Military Men Speak Before N. Y. Convention

Urges Strong. United States Armed Forces   Nimitz And Spagtz Also To Address Legion Meeting; Truman, Dewey Favor Conseriptior

“Ike” Talks To Convention In New York Today   GENERAL SEES NO FEAR OF IMMEDIATE WAR IN WORLD

No Intestate Threat o Global W: ar, Eisenhower - Tells Legion   “MUST BE PREPARED"   Safety in Keeping Nation Toa Strong to lavite an Attacker

Georgia Battle Reopens Today   Supreme Court Hears Arguments of Talmadge and Thompson

WINTER TO LAS MISSOURI AGAIN   LIGHT RAIN OR SNOW TO FOLLOW TODAY'S SLIGHT RISE IN MERCURY.

DUFF ASKS $133,000,000 IN NEW TAXES FOR STATE   Governor Urges General Assembly To Impose Levies On Luxuries And Corporations To Finance Pennsylvania Budget Of $857,422,139 For 1947-49 Biennium— Provision Made To Increase Overall Total—Recommends $50,000.00 Bond Issue

SELECT JURY IN TOLEDO TRIAL   Expect Coroner, Mother to Testify Today

CLUES IN BOMB DEATHS SQUGHT   Girl, Daughter of Murdered Pair, and Her Fiance, a Premedical Student, Being Held in Jail.

To Decide Today Whether to File Murder Charges Against Heiress andFiance

COUPLE DENY MURDER PLOT   HEIRESS AND FIANCE AWAIT DECISION ON FILING OF CHARGES.

Still At Large   Former Paratrooper Who Escaped Psycho Ward Stays Free, Mother Worried

Marshall Says Soviets Killed 4-Power Pact.   Council Seems In Hopeless Deadlock Again

RUSSIA ACCUSED OF SABOTAGING GERMAN TREATY   Contreversial Matters Pre venting Any Demilitariza.   BRITAIN AND FRANCE SIDE WITH MARSHALI

FOUR-POWER PACT DEAD; MARSHALL BLAMES RUSSIANS   Declares Reds Sabotaged Enactment of Proposed Treaty to Keep Germany Disarmed.   SECRETARY SEES STALIN AT KREMLIN   Two Confer for 90 Minutes as Climax of Failures at Meeting of Foreign Ministers.

Red Sabotage Is Charged by Sec. Marshall   Secretary Sees No Hope of Concluding Four-Power Treaty

U. S. CHARGES 4- POWER PACT IS SABOTAGED   Marshall Says Russian Action Blocks Reich  Demilitarization

RUSSIA BLAMED FOR DEADLOCK   -act To Demilitarize Germany Sabotaged By Soviet Tacties

FIFTEEN ABOARD HUNTED AIRLINER   Passenger Plane Vanishes . Within Three Minutes of Vancouver

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Air Liner Missing   Drivers’ Agreement   Leaped Overboard

Help for U.S. OilmenBarred By Amendment   Vandenberg Accepts Change In Greek-Turkish Aid Rall

A COMPREHENSIVE      Hope te Have Osage River Project Ready for Conpress Next Year. ~   MEETING HELD FREPAY   Gen. Pick; Gov. Donnelly and ‘Federal and State Of- = _ Gcials Met.

Chart Program For Osage Basin Flood Control  U. S$, State Officials  ann $n Deracan   U. S., State Officials Hope to Present Plan To Congress in 1948

Communists Attack U.S. Ammunition Dump Near Tangku   16 Other Americans Injured; Report Attackers Suffer 100 Casualties Before Retreating

5U. 5. Marines Killed In China   16 Others Wounded In Battle With Reds

Five U.S. Marines Reported Killed In Chinese Fray   16 Others Said Wounded In Attack By Troops

16 Wounded in Four-Hour Fight In Tangku Area   Chinese Troops Aid in Tracking Down Attackers

Reds Blamed For Surprise Attack n US. Marines   5 Americans Killed But Attackers Lose 100.

16 Injured as Armed Chinese Attack Dump  Pat dane TaantiGadl ean   Raiders, Identified as Communists, Sustain 100 Casualties in Four Hour Battle

16 ARE INJURED IN SKIRMISH AT MUNITION DUMP   100 Casualties Suffered By Attackers, Identified As Communist Groun

Attackers Said To Have Suffered 100 Casualties  ec CC ammunict«:

5 MARINES DIE IN CHINA ATTACK   ‘Irregulars’ Hit U. $. Ammunition Dump

Chiang Forces Lay Blame on Communist Band  16 Others Wounded In 4-Hour Battle

CHINESE REDS ARE ACCUSED ~ OF ATTACK   “Documents Establish Proof Victims Were Communists   SNEAK RAID   Made On Ammunition Dump At Early Morning Hour; Reports Fragmentary

—CHINA—   Communists Are Blamed For Attack  Attackers Suffer 100 Casualties

REPUBLICAN JUNIOR UNTI   Will Hold Christmas Par ty Monday Evening.

Reds Refuse To Join UN Key Agencies   Is Obstacle To Long-Range Plan

RUSSIA REFUSING TO PARTICIPATE IN ECONOMIC POLICY       Long-Range’ Economic P sia Curtailed By Reluctance of Soviets ~~

Soviets Oppose Trade Planning   Russia Could Aid Peace By Discarding Violence

Missing Girl's Body . Found In Millrace   No Evidence Of Foul Play Found By  Examiner

Clerk Confesses ihe iemeat  ~ Took $107,000 From Express Company Job

ED:LOOT.GIVEN HUSBAND  Stenographer Accused. “of Stealing: $107, 060

Nearing the End of Investigation   Into Wartime Private Business Deals of. Maj. Gen. Bennett Meyers.

Forest.Lawn Memorial Park Ils a Cemetery—One of the Livliest California Spots

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Here’s A Cemetery Where You Can Buy Life Insurance

Reds Agree to Wider Peace Talks   Small Nations May Be Given Voice in German Treaty

Boy Founda Strangled In State School  . 189 Escape — T. tee Manthe

BOY IN STATE SCHOOL 1S FOUND DEAD IN CELL: STRANGULATION VERDICT

Lewis Reportec After 35e Hike For His Miners   20c of Raise Would Result from Proposed  Shorter Work Week

Miners After. 35-Cent Boost   Efforts Concentrated To Get Agreement In 30 Days

30 Cent UMW Boost Hinted At Coal Talks   ‘Shorter Work Week, Other  Benefits Are Believed  Fiesta Disennicat nn:

35-CENT HOURLY WAGE INCREASE LEWIS’ DEMAND   20 Cents Of Raise Would Result From Shorter _ Work Week   TREND OF TALKS TO BE APPARENT SOON

UMW SEEKING BOOST EQUAL TO 35 CENTS   Reports Say Lewis Is Asking Shortened Week, More Pay

35-CENT RAISE ASKED FOR MINERS   IWENTY CENTS OF HOURLY HIKE WOULD RESULT FROM SHORTER WORK WEEE,

REPORT LEWIS ASKS 35 - CENT HOURLY RAIS   Mine Chieftain Meet: With Policy Group, District Heads

HINTS LEWIS ASKS 35-CENT HOURLY BOOS)   Reports Leak Out He Seeks Soft Coal Wage Hike

Lewis Reported Seeking 35-Cent  Wage Increase   Negotiators Strive For Agreement Before July Deadline

atal Accident ocord Lists 13 Viglent Deaths   Men Missing Since October 4 Included In Report Of Dead

Plane Crashes ln Labrador Wilds: Aid Is Rusher   Four-Motored (©-54 Army Transport Plane Crashes In Goose Bay Area   PLANE. WAS MAKING TRAINING FLIGHT

New Secretary Of State Given Unanimous OK   Political Spotlight On Ex-Chief-Of-Staff Successor To Byrnes   Marshall Silent On Future Course

MARSHALL MUM ON APPOINTMENT   Enroute to. Washington on Special Airplane

Marshall Speeds To Washington   New Foreign Secretary Silent As To Course Of Action

FIRM MAKING SWITCHBOARD FOR ATOM GROUP   Damage to Machinery Delays Production; Plant Just Reopens Today

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Dry Ice Tests Seen Factor in Swerving Hurricane

COLD WEATHE BEGINS RETURN VISIT IN IOWA   See Sub-Zero Readings in North lowa Areas by Tuesday Morning

House To Start Debate On Labor Bill On Tuesday   Strike-Curbing Measure Tc Reach House For Action After Committee Vote Today   FAR-REACHING PROVISIONS IN BILL

HOUSE SLATE TO VOTE STERN LABOR MEASURE   Final Committee Action Or Stern Laws Banning Closed Shop Taken

NEARING FINAL APPROVAL IN/ COMMITTEE   Debate to Open Tues: day on Far-Reaching Legislation

APPROVAL BY ‘HOUSE GROUP ~ SLATED-TODAY   PASSAGE OF BILL CONTAIN. ING STRICT:REQULATIONS 18 ASSURED IN HOUSE: ’ NEXT WEEK = -

Take Plane 0K OF E. Roosevelt  Over Experts   Ex-Air Chief Says Arnold Gave Order After Elliott’s Report

Hughes Planes  Were Urged By Elliott Roosevelt   Such Is Testimony Given To Senate Probers At Session This Morning

HUGHES PROBE BECOMES 3 RING CIRCUS   Claims and Counter Claims Hurled as Case Continues

= PROBE RING CIRCUS   Claims and Counter Claims Hurled_as . Case Continues -

Ended Life inFear of Her Future   . Suicide Leaper Too Much Like _ Divorced Mother

Czechs Say Moscov Action Shows Position to World  Soviets Think Talks Are Aimed at Isolation of Russia

Czechoslovakia’s Plight is Shown. By Withdrawal of Bid Acceptance’

Gechs Have Withdrawn From Paris Aid Talks; Russia To Fight Plan —

CLECHS EXPLAIN COUNTRY’S. ACT   Non-Communists Say With. drawal from Paris Parley Was Due to Pressure

CZECHS TELL WHY PARLEY BID REJECTED   Moscow Directive Explanation Given By Non-Communists

Freedom Train Starts Year Long Tour Covering 300 U, S. Cifies   Trip Opens on 160th Constitution Day

HOUSE OKAYS FOREIGN RELIEF BILL   Cuts $150,000,000 From Measure to Aid Five Countries

$150 MILLION SLASHED FROM ORIGINAL ACT   Administration Hopes Senate Restores Cut

Aid Bill  Now Goes to Senate   $150,000,000 Cut Before House Passes Relief Measure

Relief Fund Bill Passed In the House   Has Vote of 333 to 66 After $150,000,000 Cut from  Truman’s Reauzst

House Pares Foreign Dole 150 Millions   Relief Measure Sent To Senate Following Three Days of Debate

HOUSE CUTS. FOREIGN RELIFF FUNDS   Passes Measure After Slash of 150 Millions

FOREIGN RELIEF OF $200,000,000   Five European Countries, China, to Share Funds Passed by House.

HUUSE VOTES OKAY FOR RELIEF FUNDS BUT ORDERS CUTS   150 Billions Are Slashed from Demands Made by Truman; Money to Aid Ravaged Countries   PRESIDENT GIVEN AUTHORITY TO ACT

PALESTINE JEWS REJECT DEMAND   British Ultimatum Turned Down by 2 Groups

JEWS REJECT BRITISH APPEAL   Holy Land Leaders Spurn ~ Violence Ultimatum

FRANCO ASSURES CONTINUANCE OF POWER IN SPAIN   Proclamation of Successics Viewed Only Gesture to  +7 Be le tete

Surgeon, 78, Hero in Rescue Of 4: Firemen  Last of F our Men   Last of Four Men Trapped in Building Dragged Out Alive

Hospital Budget Recommended  Revision Of Law ls Supported. ~~ ~»

SLOT MACHINES, LIQUOR PERMITS SHOW INCREASE   1947 Boost for lowa Revealed by Federal  Figures on Licenses

NEW OFFICERS OF VW POST INSTALLED   Edwin A. Kurtz of Oakland, State Leader, in Charge

Tax Cut Urged by Former Officials   18 Pupils Suspended For Sympathy Walkout

SHOWERS SOAK — WIDE SECTION   Some Roads Closed by High Water-~Floods Menace Parts: of State .

South Canadian Being Watched;: Little Washita Floods at Ninnekah; OTC Bus Maroaned

Senate Divided (n Railroad Bill   Senator Russell Declares He Is Not Filibustering

[Railroad Bill Approval Expected... . Asks For Passage   Of Bullwinkle in

Senate Votes To License Lobbyists iP be ae a ee Bee   - Code of Ethics For Them Is Also Drawn

douseBankOpens Despite Shortage   Justice Department Makes Investigation Of Cashier's Accounts

PEOPLE HOLDING ONTO. MONEY  -Crific Says America’ 'sBest -Name-Bands Are Dying Fast

0. L. Brotherton Assumes Command Of Local Company B   Smith Relieved ‘At Own Request

L. A. WOODIN GETS APPOINTMENT   Wellsboro Man Named By Gov. Duff On Flood  Commission.

Rent Control Bill ‘For Stafe Proposed   Ellison Wants Action i - National Control is " Abolished

Committee Wants ns Restore Funds  Western Governors File Appeals

3 DIE iN FIRE NEAR CANTON   Mother, 2 Daughters Perish as Blaze Sweeps Home

Newspaperman Four Bradtord Mark Hellinger Residents Hurt Diesin Hospital On Crossing

Mark Hellinger, 44, Dies In Hollywood   New York Born. Writer And Movie Producer Expires

Dutch Taking Over East Indies Areas   Add Economic Control to Military Domination

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Workers Crash Picket Line At Clinton. Plant   “Ten Injured But Entrance To . Plant Is Gained

OHIO GIRL WITH AN EX-CONVICT, POLICE LEARN   Coed and Companion Visit Relatives in  Cleveland

THREE DIE AS HOLDUP FAILS   Bandit, 2 Guests Killed al Chicago in Thwarted Robbery,

3 SHOT TO DEATH IN FOILED THEFT   Dinner Guests Fight Gunmer At Chicago Apartment

Three Dead In Robbery Fracas   Men Invaded Apartment While Party Is Under Wav: 1 Robber Killed.

——APARTMENT ROBBERY FOILED— Holdup F ails But Three Lose Lives In Gun Fight

Three Killed In Holdup of Dinner Party   Chicago Apartment Scene of Shooting.

Bandits Attempted to Roh West Side Apartment Where 32 Were  Gathered .

Could Walk Under Wheels of a Truck   In Mishap Near Mooresville, Cab of Transport Is Forced High Into Air.

COUPLE FACING ~ MURDER TRIAL   HEIRESS AND BOY FRIEND TO BE CHARGED WITH MUR. DER I YACHT BLAST ©: .. GASB. "

CHARGE MURDER IN YACHT BLAST   Filing Formal Complaint May Prevent Release of Youthful Pair

Formal Charge of Murder To Be Filed Against Youna Heiress and Fiance

Hoover Delivers Report On Europe’s Plight To White House Meeting

Hoover Food Data Linked With Diplomatic Decision  President Truman Calls Secret Session , OE Advtcace mm ned hd Conn ncn.

WHITE HOUSE MEET HINTS OF DECISION   Secrecy Binds Congressional  Leaders, Truman and Advienare over Decisions

Hoover Ready For Report   Will Give First-Hand Account of Europe’s Food Plight to House Committec

GIVES FIRST-HAND STORY OF HUNGRY EUROPE’S PLIGHT   FORMER PRESIDENT GOES INTO HUDDLE WITH PRES, TRUMAN

Decision Of World Import Is Expected er Air Is Tense As Hoover Urges Food For Germans

Hoover To Tell House Group Of  Germany's Needs   Former President Says Plight Worst In 100 Years.

Hoover Reports Te Congress OnrFood Survey In Europe      Asks $475 Million” - For. German People

Hoover Makes Plea For U.S. Aid To Europe   TERRIBLE CONDITIONS ABROAD RELATED BY OFFICIAL

Rocco Slain In Battle With Police   Instigator Of Camera Murder Killed In Woods

‘Proxy’ Gunman,  Alphonse Rocco, Slain By Police Men Who Rigged Up  ‘Camera Wife, Dies tin Snow

Police Bullets End Life Of Trick Camera Expert   New Yorker Who Master-Minded Proxy Shooting  Of Wife Duels 25 Officers, Loses

Slay Husband In Fantastic . Wife Shooting   Alphonse Rocco Sought In Bizarre “Camera” Wounding of Wile Shoots lt Our  —a47%'¢L Dalian

WIDOW ATTEMPTS TORETAIN CUSTODY OF CAGED CHILDREN   GROWN-UP CHILDREN FOUND CAGED, TIED AND INCOHERENT FROM DRUGS IN MOTHER'S HOME

Find Three Adults  Chained In Rooms   Aged Woman Keeps Grown Children Caged And Drugged For Years

SNEED. MY CARE, WIDOW SAYS—  3 "Children' Found Caaed, Tied in ome

Grown-Up Children, 35 Or Over, Are Found Caged, Tied, Starving In Home

50 Believed Dead When Plane Crashes   Ship Hits Mountain ané Explodes in What May Be Heaviest Loss of Life In Aviation Hictary

Five Iowans  Die In Crash   Car Sideswipes One Of Three Hog Trucks Near Albia

Officials Piece Picture Of Plane Crash   Body Of Former Tazewell Resident Is Identified

Airliner Pilot Attempted To Fly ‘Under The Weather’   CAB Chairman Gives Views of Crash Which Took 50 Lives—Bodies of 12 Victims Buried In Common Grave

Congress Investigation Uniderwa Bodies In Plane Disaster Interred In Single Grave

Airliner Dropping Down for Landing At Time of Crash  Federal Investigatior in Virginia Brings Out New Facts

LANDIS REPORTS OW PLANE PROB      12 Victims Buried In Mass Grave; Blame Pilot’s Mieealauiation

-Culminates 52-Year Romance by Crossing Ocean to Wed at Age of 73

SLAYING IN PARK MAY BE ‘SUICIDE   Police Learn Victim Had Been Despondent over Health

A SHOWDOWN AT HAND ON LABOR BILL   Taft and Ellender Say They Will Not Give In to House Conferees on Any More Major Changes in Measure.

Polio Vaccine Coming Closer.      Research Of Two Chem: ists Boosting Hopes For Cure. - .

Observers Sitting Back for Next Truman-Taft Round -- They Won't Have To Wait Very. Long

Truman Blast Arouses Taft   Statement Awaited In Baitle of Words

Senator To Issue Reply Later Today   Promises Fitting Answer To Truman “Defeatist Economic Policy’ Charge.

Food Prices Start Drop From Post-Control Highs   Butter Is Leading Decline Attributed to More Even Distribution and End of ‘Panic Buying’

United Nations Tosses Palestine Hot Potato Back to Great Britain

Panel Tosses Hot Potato  Of Zion Back to Britair   Action Comes as U. S. Demands British Clarity Intentions in Boiling Holy Land

Rejection Made After U.§. Calls For More Data   Washington !s Fearful Of Becoming Engulfed In Holy Land Strife

Attitude of U. S. Causes Delay in Handling Dispute   England Is Asked To Clarify Intentions In Presenting Case

U.S. Jolts Probe on Palestine   British Aims Asked as UN Plan Shelved

Palestine Issue Thrown Back to London by UN  U. S. Will Not Consider British Plan Lindt] Enaltickh Clecifty Indantiane

Palestine Issues Tossed Back to The British by Uh   United States Balks At Setting Up Special Group to Make Study

U. S. MEMBERS BLOCK UN PALESTINE PLAN   Want Clarification of Brit  ain’s Intentions

U.S. Delays UN Move To Act On Palestine   Britain Asked To Make Intentions More Clear

U.S, BALKS ON PALESTINE PLAN   U.N, Tosses Tangled Problem Back to Great Britain

=U. 8 ASKS “CLEAR: STAND’ —  Toss UN Palestine Plan Back’ to Britain

NEXT MOVE ON PALESTINE UP TOBRITAIN   UN Wants to — Know Enigland’s Intentions

UN Tosses Palestine Problem to London   British Intentions Must be Clarified

10 FIRED FROM STATE DEPT. IN LOYALTY DRIVE   Ousted Workers Held “Bad Risks’? Under Security Setup

10 Employes Of State Dept. Lose Jobs .  Government Fires Themin Crackdown

Eisler Draws One Year Term In U. S. Prison   Crackdown On Commu - nism Results In Major Shakeup

10Dismissed From Jobs; 2 Sent To Jail   Many Holding High Positions Ousted;  Called ‘Bad Risks’

Crackdown on Communism and Those Deemed ‘Bad Risks From National * Security Standpoint Cost Ten State Department Employes Their Jobs

ALLEGED REDS OUSTED FROM CAPITAL JOBS   TWO JAILED IN CRACKDOWN ON COMMUNISM

RED SUSPECTS ARE DISCHARGED BY GOVERNMENT   Ten Are Canned By Stat Department In Cleanup Drive   COMMUNISTS ARE GIVEN PRISON TERMS

Ten Federal Men Fired For ‘Disloyalty’   Gerhart Eisler  Draws Sentence, $1.000 Fine

Ten State Department Employes Are Fired For Disloyalty By Marshall   Eisler, Alleged Communist Kingpin, Gets Year For Contempt Of Congressional Committee; Marzani Sentenced One To Three Years

U.S. Fires 10 Bad Risks’ in Loyalty Purge   Kisler, Miarzani Also Sentenced on Charges of Contempt, Evasion

Ten Lose Jobs. In Government For Communism   State Department Purge Leads to Crackdown on ‘Bad Risks’

10 ‘Disloyal’ U.S. Workers AreDismissed   State Department Terms Fired Employes ‘Bad’ Seenritv Risks

Moringo’s Capital Is Near Defeat   Attacking Force Says Occupation Is Imminent

Citizens Are Urged To Rise Up In Revolt _ Fall Of Paraguay Capital In Few Hours Now Is Predicted

SCHOOL SUBSIDY TOTAL SLASHED   Senate Action Awaited on Cut Of 15 Milhons

APPROVES PROGRAM TO GHE STATE AID OF 883 MILLIONS MINIMUM’ BALARY.:  PROPOSED:

School Bill Is Passed; an Aid To Taxpayers   Requires Welfare Board to.Pay Suspended Taxes of Relief Recipients

WRECKAGE IS SIGHTED      Is Believed to Be Plane Which Is 5 Dave Overdue

Cargo Plane Lost at Sea Believed Sighted by Army Searching Craft

WATER MAIN REPAIRS  7-Point Program Disposed Of by Council of That Borough  DRAINAGE PROBLEM

‘BREAK IN WATER LINE 'INNORTH PENN BORD   Large Volume of Water Lost Since Break in the Main

Small Blonde Baffles Police at F. St. Louis   Government by Television  Possible, Expert Declares

TELEVISION CONGRESS  Don’t Laugh About Wiley’s Idea: Expert Says It’s OK

Lightning Sets Off Gasoline Tank   462,000 Gallons of Ga: Lost in Fire.

Austria Appeals Te Big Four for Immediate Treaty   Gruber Appears Against Yugoslavia’s Demands fzr Reparations   MINISTER OPPOSES LOSS OF CARINTHIA   Declares His Country First to Lose Freedom, Last to Get it Back   ALES COMPROMISE

THREE HURT AS AUTO, TRUCK HIT   Sumner Driver, Two Local People-Iniured. —

Lower Des Moines Rive Falling After Leaving Banks at Several Points

Grand Jury Exonerates Mrs. McMath In Fatal Shooting Of Her Father-In-Law

Mrs. McMath Clear Of Murder Blame   Jury Says Testimony Shows Father-in-Law Drunk And . Threatening

Prosecutor’s Wife Cleared By Grand Jury   Woman Who Shot Abnsive Father-In-Law ‘Justified?’ Says Jury; 18 Wit-. messes Heard

DEADLINE FOR WIRE WALKOUT NEXT TUESDAY   Efforts Continue Te Avert Stoppage Of Service

Europe Honors U. S. Heroes... ._ Nations Pause In Tribute To  American Dead

furopeans Honor U. 5. Soldiers  Eigh? Nations Join in Holdine Services

EUROPEANS-JOIN IN RITES TODAY   Eight Nations Pay Tribute: to American. War Deod With Cercmonied

Royalty, Statesmen — And Military Leaders Bow in Services at 200,000 US Graves

Eight European Nations Join U.S. In Ceremonies Honoring  Yanks Who Died On Continent   Graves Of 200,000 Americans There Who Fought Two Wars Against German Tyranny And Aggression :

‘War Dead Overseas  ‘Remembered   Eight European Nations Join In Homage To Troops

AUCTION OF 4-H CLUB BEEF BRINGS RECORD PRICES FROM BUYERS   ROY CONRAD BUYS WINNER AT RECORD .50-CENTS:;. TERM SALE “SUCESSFUL”

CHINA REDS ADVANCE IN MANCHURIA   Seek to Cut Off Nationalist Reinforcements

CHINESE REDS BLOCK RAILWAY TO MANCHURIA   Communists Advance As New Peace Talk Wins Backing

High School Student Who Practiced Medicine Without License Is Jailed

“Luck Of Irish” Deserts Colleen; lo Be Deported  Misfortune Doas Trip From Belfast

Star Misses Edition ‘As Carriers Walk Out   Demand Recogniticn As Bargaining Agency-— Picket linee Seat lin

PIGKETS ThE THE KANSAS CITY STAI   Early Edition Missed While Contract Carriers Demand Bargaining Role.

A Strike Threatens  K. GC. Star   Miss First Edition  Today When Contract Carriers Form Picket Line Barring Printers

Standerd: Procedure : Governor Ads.  On U.S. Senate Contested Race

‘Standard Procedure  Governor Acts On U. 5. Senate Contested Race

STATE BALLOTS IMPOUNDED FOR SENATE CHECK   Sweeney Contests Vote Which Returned Sen. Kilgore To Office

News Day And Nig it      Austin, In Flat Denial Of Vishinsky Tirade, Says Soviets Breeding Hate   Powers Also Clash On Italian Treaty   France Supports Moscow In Opposing Modified Terms For Italy

Vishinsky Untruthful,  He Declares   Says Americans No Longer Believe Reds Want Peace

Vishinsky Talk Termed Pure Falsification   Austin in Bristling Reply to Red Claim  am ll -S. Ingantane

Budget Asked Goes Billions Over GOP Leaders Estimates   Says Budget Is Realistic, Asks Congress to Leave Wartime Income Taxes

Armed Forces Will Receive Nearly Third   Expenditures Of $37 ,528,006,000  , er . nn 

[ruman Proposal Far Over Limit Set by Republicans   Budaet of a Glance

Nearly One-Third  Goes For Defense   Chief Executive Calls Budget ‘Realistic’ And ‘Tight,’ Asserts He Is ‘Hard-Boiled’ In Enforeinge Economy   BUDGET AT A GLANCE  Whee) bd h ad Mew eet

GOP Leaders Stilt ‘Want To Cut Taxes   The Budget At A Glance   RY CHARLES storaxn ev

President Asks Congress For 37 Billion Budget   8 Billion Over Limit Fixed By Republicans

For additional details about the President's proposed budget turn to pages & and 9.

Budget Calls for Thirty Seven & Half Billion;. A Third for Defend   The Budget at a glance— By the Associated Press Year Ending June 30

Message Io Congress  ‘Terms Recommendations ‘Realistic’ and ‘Tight’

Chief Claims  His Estimate Is Realistic’   Budget at a Glance (By The Associated Press) YEAR ENDING JUNE 30   By CHARLES MOLONY

$37,528,000,000 Asked For 1947 Spending; Over Limit GOP Leaders Set

Amount Greater Than Limit Sef By GOP Leaders   Truman Predicts U. 5S. To Operate in Black By Middle of 1948

Bridges Terms Message Shock To Taxpayers   Balanced Budget By June 30, 1948, Seen By Mr. Truman

GOP Leader  Says Request Is Cold Shock To Taxpayers   President Ignores Demand To Limit Army, Navy Funds

Presidential Request Goes Over Eight Billions Beyond Limit Some Key Republican Leaders Have Set For Federal Outlays—Nearly One-Third Of Total Earmarked For National Defense—Truman Sees Balanced Budget By June 30, 1948

Outlay Over Total Set By Republicans.   Nearly Third Of Total Set Aside By President For National Defeuse.

Proposal Presentea. \ Congress Is 8 Billion Above Expected Total   BUDGET AT A GLANCE

Chief Executive States Figure Is Realistic   Was ‘Hard Boiled’ In Enforcing His Economy Demands, Truman States

RETENTION OF PRESENT TAXES ASKED   Nearly Third of Budget Marked fo: National Defense

Budget 8 Billions Over Amount GOP Members Planning   Compromise Between Figures Probable; Above 1946 Estimate   The Budget at a Glance

President Truman Proposes Government Spending for Fiscal Year Be 372 Billion   Budget Message Goes More Than 8 Billion Over Amount Suggested by Some Republican Leaders in Drive for Reduction of Taxes

One.-Third Is Marked ForDefense   Truman Says Budget ‘Realistic’ and ‘Tight’ and Says He Forced Economy   Sees Balance Ahead President Says U. S. Treasury Will Have Balanced Budget

Nearly Third of Total Marked for National Defense   Figure Exceeds GOP Limit by 314 Billion; See Balanced Budget

Figure-8-Bil Above Limit Set ‘By GOP Leaders   Senator Bridges Asserts Message “Cold Shock” To American Taxpayer

Nea rly Third Earmarked for  U.S. Defense   Calls Figures ‘Realistic Tight’; Pleads For Retention Wartime Taxes   At+.A-.Glance

Requests Exceed GOP Expectations   The Budaet At A Glance   (Rw Associated Pree«)

(GOP Aim For Slash Iqnored   Chief Executive Calls New Budget ‘Realistic. Ticht’

Truman’s Request Likely  To Touch Off Duel With Economy! “Minded Congress  AM RRM AMD   More Than $8,000,000,000 Over The  Limit Set By Key Republican Leaders

37.5 BILLION PROPOSED FOR 1947-48 YEAR   Message Ignores Tax Reduction Plans Of Congress   BUDGET IN BRIEF

Nearly Third of Tofal Allocated To Armed Forces   Predicts Books Will Be Balanced—Provided Taxes Are Not Cut

Expenses Fixed  At 37 Billions    Top Outlay Set By Republicans ls Vastly Exceeded By President

Truman Calls His Estimate ‘Hard-Boiled’   President’s Message lgnores Demand Of GOP Leaders fo: Sharper Cuts  In Government kpenditures

Spending Plan Is §8 Billion Over Republican Limif  Called ‘Cold Shock’ To U. S. Taxpayers

Plea to Cut U. S. Defense Funds Ignored   First Balanced Budget in 18 Years Forecast for 1948

Goes 8 Billions Over Proposals  By GOP Leaders   Sees First Balanced Budget in 18 Years if Taxes Not Cut; Defense Cost Large   (By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) YEAR ENDING JUNE 30 (Ali fieures in Rilliens«:   Re CHARIFS wOorony

Recommends Grand Total of Over 37 Billions Which Sum Many Republicans Believ2 May Be Reduced-—Senator Pall’s Collective Bareainiag Measure Ready——Polish Key Figure in Trouble

Above Limit Desired by GOP Leaders   President Has Fixed $11,587,000,000 As  National Defense Fieure

Eight Billion — Over GOP Wishes   $11,587,000,000 Earmarked for National Defense, Message is Shock to Taxpayers, Says Bridges

IS 4 BILLION ABOVE G. 0. P. OUTLAY PLANS   President’s Proposal to Congress for the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1 Makes No Provision for Tax Cuts,

Truman Proposes Budget of $37,528,000,000 -- High Above Republican Limits

NEARLY THIRD Io JUHEDULED FOR DEFENSE   Truman Promises a Balanced Budget If Taxes are Not Slashed.

REDUCTION IN ae Is 5 NOW POSS      Truman's Budget Message Put Under Inmrediare Attack By Republican Solons   PRESIDENT CONTENDS HIS FICURES ARE. ict

President’s” Budget’. Message Goes’ More. Than $8,000,000: Over’ _Limit Set by Republican:

Request Is Above Figure Proposed By Republicans; Repeats High  Taxes Bid   mn hii: tian ein ee oie —_, ee. 4 eee lUCUCUC KO lll a -- ewes Jee   Proposed In Message To Congress: Expenditure Of 511,587,000,000  For National Defense Urged   The Budget At A Glance

Total Is About $8,000,000,000 More Than Some Republican Leaders Want; Truman Says Budget Will Be Balanced

Nearly Third of Total  Farmarked for Defense   The Budget at a Glance For Year Ending June 30

President Ignores GOP in Setting ‘Higher Cost for National Defense

rigure 7s More Than 8 Billions Over GOP Limit   The Budget At a Glance

A Budget Of 37% Billion   Exceeds Congressional Proposals But Presi- _ dent Terms It “Tight”; Budget Is Balanced   THE BUDGET AT A GLANCE:

President Earmarks Neare ly One-Third Of Fund For National Defense   Warns Against Reducing Taxes   Increase In Postal Rates Urged To Wipe Out Large P. O. Deficit

Almost Third ls Earmarked For Defense   Estimate Is Far Above Amount GOP Leaders Have Set

Bridges Raps Total as Public Shock   Republicans’ Demands Are Ignored by President in Message

Sees Treasury In Balance At End Of Year   Provides Surplus First Time In 18 Years

Plans To Spend $37.528,000,000   BUDGET ESTIMATES © FOR (947 AND 1948 AS ANNOUNCED TODAY

Asks Truman   Official Statement From President Is Reauested by Senato!

Asks Truman fo Lay Plan Before U.N.   Official Statement From President Is~ Reauested by Senato

NOW OPPOSING TERRORISTS   BEFORT ARMS BEING IssVED FO JEWISH TRUCK AND TAXI DRIVERS TO STOP  * SEIZURES

OHIO LEADERS AGREE 10 BACK U.S. SENATOR   Unofficial Disclosure Mad@ After Dinner at Taft's Home in Capital

Taft Reported Agreed Upon a: Favorite Son   Ohio Republican Leaders, Including Brown, Attend Dinne

Taft as ‘Favorite Son’ Candidate Promised Support   Ohio Republican Leaders Agree on Backing ‘Senator

TAFT APPEARS “IN” FOR 1948   Washington Conference Seer Settling on Senator as Ohio's. Candidate.

LOS ALAMOS RULE TO. BE APPEALED; DIVORCES DENIED   District Judge. Claims Jurisdic: tion Tacking Because of Federal Status

Senate Action On Labor Bill Set For Today   No Doubt About Passage Measure Approved In House Yesterday By 320-79 Vote

Democrats Ask Veto Of Labor Bill   Three House Members Ask Presidential Veto of Measure Imposing Curbs on Unions and Strikes.

PRESIDENT PLANS LABOR BILL STUDY   Legislation Awaiting Final  Bowes: Becetes

New Measure To Curb Strikes  Goes to Senate   Only Question Is Whether Support Will be Sufficient To Override Veto

SENATE VOTE NOW DUE ON LABOR BILL   Senator Bridges, Though Opposed, Concedes Lawmakers Will Ratify Pacts With Italy and Four Other Powers.

3 Democrats Ask Veto For Labor Measure   Senate Expected To Follow House Lead Late Today

Senate Vote On Labor Bill Expected Soon   CERTAIN PASSAGE FOR COMPROMISE ACT SEEN

Power to Beat Veto Debated   Expect Truman to” Per. suade Legislators te Sustain Veto

Thoro Study For Labor Bill, Truman Says   Democratic Congressmen ‘Irae A Veto

House Passes Measure by Vote of 320-79   Strength to Override Veto Is Dehbatable

LABOR BILL DUE ‘IN SENATE NEXT   Passes House, 4 To 1; Veto Prospects Debated

President Will Give Measure ‘Careful Study’   Compromise Bill Giver Rock-Crusher. Vote of 320 to 79 in House

DEMOCRATS ASK SWIFT VETO OF THE LABOR ACT   Three House. Members Told, However, Trumon Will Study Bill First

House Trio Asks Truman  To Veto Bill    President Says Thorough   Study Will Be Made of Labor Measure Before Any Action Taken

Senate Votin: Today on Labor Bill    Compromise Act Wins in House hv 220-79 Vote

‘IT Told You So’  Senate Sanction of Labor Bill Likely After Heavy House Vote

Senate Comes Up To Vote Decision  On New Labor Bill   Vote Today Or Friday; Issue Now Is Whether Or Not Truman Will Veto It And If Veto Would Stand

LABOR BILL IS OKAYED 320-79   Senate Today Expected Tc Follow House’s RockCrusher Vote   VETO NOW QUESTION

Senate Slated To Act Today On Labor Bill   Three Democrats Ask For Veto; President Replies He Will Look Bill Over Carefully

TRUMAN SILENT ON COURSE OF LABOR ACTION   President Promises Veto Backers ‘Thorough Study’ Of Bill

UNION MEASURE PASSES HOUSE BY BIG MARGIN   Upper Is Expected To Approve Act Putting Restrictions On Labor Unions And Curbine Strikes

Senate Due To Approve Labor Bill By Tonight   Passage Is Certain But Ballot May Not Come  Until Tomorrow.

f £010 £0UuU YO  Senate Sanction of. Labor Bill Likely After Heavy House Vato

Democrats Ask Truman to Veto Control Measure   Thumping Approval Given by House To Curbs on Unions

SENATE TO PASS NEW. LABOR LAW THURSDAY. OR FRIDAY; VETO DUE”  ACTION WATCHED AFTER  HUGE MAJORITY GIVEN: BILL IN HOUSE VOTE -

Senate Nears Vote on Labor Bill, Following Its Adoption in House by ‘Rock-Crusher Vote of 320 to 79

Congressmen Ask Veto of Labor Bill  In Truman Parley   Lesinski, Madden, Klein Ask President to, Stop Compromise Plan

Passage Certain But Doubtful If iCan Beat Veto   Controversial Measure Uy For Final Congressional Action After Receiving 390.79 Backing In Heuse

ARMS. REDUCTION PLAN AGREED ON   U, N, COUNCIL BEGINS DEBATE _ @QN SEPARATE PROGRAM FOB ATOM CONTROL,

Immediately Takes Up Report of Atomic Energy Commission; Victory for the United States.

Arms - Cutting Agency Set Up By U.N. Counci   Debate On Atomic Control Launched

Arms Control Commission  Set Up by U.N   Security Council Plunges Into Atomic Discussion

TO ESTABLISH COMMISSION   Russia Abstains, But Indicates Support Of Arms Plan

Indonesians Cut Off Two Big Forces   Invaders Say Offensive Is Making Progress

INDONESIANS CUT OFF . TWO KEY DUTCH FORCES   Native Troops Retake Lewang and Samarana: Netherlanders Occupy Port

DUTCH TAKE OVER PORT OF CHERIBCN IN NORTHERN JAVA   Indonesian Communique Says Republican Counterattack Recaptured Samarane and Lewang.   NEWS CENSORSHIP TO TERMINATE SOON

Indonesian Counterattacks Reported To Have Cut Off 2 Dutch Forces

Two Netherlands — Forces Isolated, Indonesians Say   Supply Base on Coast and Inland Town Fall in Ccounter-attacks

INDONESIANS AND DUTCH CLAIM GAINS   Republicans Say Two Towns Have Been Re-captured

Rebel Counter-Blows Stop 2 Dutch Drives  Indonesian Units Retake Samarang

Prosecutor of Jap Atrocity Prisoners Says They Would Be Just As Cruelin New Wa:

soeneennennmmennes © peumnenmemmmeemend CEMETERY AID SOCIETY WILL MEET JULY THIRD_

FORD LINES ROLL DESPITE WALKOUT   Slowing of Output Seen if Foremen’s Strike Continues

FORD OUTPUT STILL NORMAL   Strike of Foremen Fails to Cut Production

WORK CONTINUES  AESDITE WAI KANT  Lik WALINUUI  OF FORD FOREMER   Green Island. Plant Not Af fected In Any Way As Vat Officials Sav.

Ford Foreman Strikes Fail To Slow Work   3,800 Supervisors Left Jobs Yesterday

Ford Production Lines Rolling Ot Despite Walkout   Foremen’s Strike, However, Expected To — Have EFffact.

MARRIES AN AMERICAN   Vietoria Marina Was Granddasgh ter of Ex Kaiser

DROWNING VICTIM'S BODY FOUND ‘THIS MORNING AF 1) TER ALL-NIGHT ‘SEARCH ~

Find Body in Surf 25 Feet From Home   Was Niece of Boston Braves  Club President

BUDY OF GIRL HOUND AFTER AIDNAP FEAR   Is Discovered  Of {shore Near  Summer Home

Military Drill af U of W Favored   House Reconsiders Vote on Measure.

Loyalty Test Bill Strikes Senate Snag   No Provisicn For Measure

House Attempt to Check on Loyalty of Government Employes Headed for ‘Oblivion as Senate Plans No Action

Loyalty Check” Measure Faces Death In Senate   Bill Heads For Pigeonbole After Receiving Approval In House; Would Require Sereenine Of Employes

House Legislation On Loyalty Check May Die in Senate   Bill for Scouting  Of Federal Employes Passed House by a 319 to 4] Marain

HOUSE APPROVED BILL SETTING UP EMPLOYEE LOYALTY CHECK SYSTEM HEADED FOR SENATE PIGEONHOLE

House Passes Bill Providing Lovalty Check   Senate, However, May Shelve Plan To Tes:  Federal Emploves.

Loyalty Check Bill On US Employees Passed By House  Senate Pigeonhole Seen, However

Loyalty Check May Be Pigeonholed: No Senate Action Seer   “Must” Bill Approved by House, Lacks Spot on Senate Calendar

Loyalty Bil May Wind Up In Pigeonhole  Industry Criticized For Failure To Cat living Cacte

Loyalty Bill Heads For  Pigeonhole Senate Makes  No Provision For Measure

DECLARES ITS BALANCED AND “HARDBOILED”   11 Billions for Defense; G. O. P. May Cut Total to 29 Billions

Wood, Bland Head Jefferson Day Canipaigi  Final Rally and Oratory Will Be At Dallas April 5

US Treasury in Surplus, First Time, 1] Years   Balance Is Applied on National Debt—More Expected for ‘48

Patrol Bomber Finds Wreckage: Craft Burned   Gear Dropped at Scene of Crash; Ends 2-Week Qoaarch

EXTRA! Find Lost Plane in Antarctica   Six Survivors, Navy Says; 9 Were Aboard

Missing Navy Plane Found;  Six Survivors   Antarctic Searchers Find Airship Missing In Ice Fields 13 Days.

Six Survivors Reported Seen Around. Wreck Of  Missing Antarctic Plane

GERMAN GIRL F AILS IN STOWAWAY EFFORT   21-Year-Old Blonde Discovered Cramped In 29-By-21 Inch Box At Airport

Reich Girl, Packed in 29-Inch: Box as Air Freight For Flicht to US Fiance. Peeks Out. Gets Nabbed

One Doubled Up In Trunk-Like Box; Sought To Join Fiances  2 German Girls Attempt Flight To N. Y. As Plane Freight Cargo

Scheme of 2 German Girls to Ship To U.S. by Air Freight Is Foiled

BALK GIRLS’ PLAN TO REACH FIANCES   FRAULEINS' SCHEME TO STOW AWAY ON U. S-BOUND PLANES FOILED.

Polls 4,112 To 4 014 Ballots For Independent   Defeated Union President Charges Firm Barred From Baraaining With 248

[Heavy Crop Damage Florida Struck by Tropical ‘Storm: To Shift Northward

New Tropical Storm Grows In Intensity   Further Crop Damacae Reported

NEW FLORIDA STORM HITS TRUCK CROPS   Heavy Rainfall Accompanies New Tropical Storm

Tardy Witnesses ' Delay Hearings On Hughes Contracts   Nine Fail to Appear When Called to Testify for  , Aircraft Builder = [   GILES, FORMER AAF STAFF HEAD, CALLED   General Meyers Expected ia Continue Testimony On Procurement

Howard Hughes Witnesses Late; Hearing Delayed   Gets Off Te Bickering Start; Former’ Army Colonel Called To Witness Stand

DELAY HEARING AS WITNESSES REPORT TARDY           Called by Plane ‘Make jun Up Late for. Senate inquiry ‘Today.

Ex-Army Colonel Called to Senate   Was First of Hughes’ Wit nesses to Testify In  Delayed Session   IN MISUNDERSTANDING   Witnesses for Plane Builde: Were Late Arriving At the Capitol

Montana Gets $562,919 For Airports   State’s Total Said To Be Eighth Largest in Nation

Montana Gets $502919 For lie  "State s Total Said   State's Total Said To Be Eighth Largest in Nation

State Official Opposed To Proposal to Raise Tariff on Foreign Wool

SANITY TEST ~~ FOR SLAYER   WOMAN WHO KILLED: HER TWO CHILDREN. ORDERED ~ TO LIMA STATE HOSo : PITAL «

AGREES TO TALK SCHOOL MUSIC   Petrillo Willing to Confer With Teacher to Avoid Union Conflict

Petrillo Agrees To Parley on Schools   Union Czar Would Meet With Educators’ Group

TWENTY-TWO PERSONS TO APPEAR NEXT’ WEEK “_-AN- HEARINGS AT CAPITAL

SEVENAMERICANS SCORE VICTORIES IN BRITISH OPEN   Six Other Yanks Eliminated In Third Round At Carnoustie

Senate Group Tempers  Labor Curbs   House Girds to Pust: Action on Even)” Stroneer Measure 

Senate Rebels On Labor Curbs   House Prepares to Rush Even Stronger Strike Measure to Passage *

State Labor Bill Is Advanced By Senate, 20 To 11   Provides Compulsory Arbitration; Argue Heatedly on Issue

‘Bul Can They Make One!” Asks Official   One UN Delegate  Says Speech Was to Keep Courage Up

Vishinsky Blasts United States Press   Promises That :  Russ Papers. Will. - Answer Every Attack

SOVIET PRESS TO RETALIATE AGAINST U. 8   Tit-for-tat Policy Is Outlined Before Assembly of United Nations.

Sharper Russian Attacks Promised   Vishinsky Outlines Tit-forJat Press Policy

Goal Oversubscribed 37 Percent As Drive Solicitations End At Final Report Dinner Meeting

T ackle”  Problem   ‘Administration Issues Plan to Give Farmers New Parities: Dairy Goods Un, Grains Down

FOOD POLICIES OF U.S. PUT UP TQ CONGRESS   SURPLUSES FEARED AFTER PRESENT CRISIS

Long-Range Farm Policy Is Mapped   Congress Urged See People Get What They Need To Eat

“Floor” Should Be Placed Under Food Consumption, ” Congress Told -

‘Plenty’ Policy Urged In Farm Aid Program   Ask Floor Under Food Consumption; Modernized Parity Formula

People Should Get What They Need to Eat   Steps Are Outlined in Proposing a Long-Range Farm Policy.   Farmers Would Get  Fair Share of Income

‘Floor’ for Consumption  Is Sugeested   Government Asks Congress To Devise Methods for Holding Up Production And to Revise Parity

Government Outlines Farm Plan   Agriculture Group Asks Farmers To Gamble Hoa Outrut

Floor’ Under Consumption of Food Proposed   Steps Requested to Assure People All They “Want and Need to Eat’

Govt. Proposes Long-lime Aid  For Farmers   Program Intended To Deal with Problems After Furane (rici«c

Way Sought To Maintain Food Consumption   Would Give Farmers Fair Share Of National Income

CONGRESS PUSHES: ‘AHEAD WITH NEW  LABOR PROPOSALS   Committee Sets Dates For Open "\ Hearings Gn General Plan For Legislation

Labor Laws . Get Attention In Congress  T lt Creare Bil}   Taft Says Bill To Be Ready For ‘Senate March 

Solons Push On Toward Labor Laws   Senators to Open Hearings January 25 on  New Bills

CONGRESS SETS DEBATE ON LABOR   Portal-to-Portal Union Suits Called ‘Racketeering’

W ork Started On New Labor  Codes Today   Committee Told Portal Pay Suits Would Bankrupt Many Businesses

EXPERT 10 SEEK MURDER SOLUTION   Chicago Sergeant Traces Clues in Waukegan Killing.

NO CHANGE IN U. §. FOREIGN POLICY SEEN   Truman Had Understanding With General for Months

Owners Leaving, But There'll Still Be A “Jelly Joint” For Students At Favorite Campus Hangout

Registrars Open Late In Final Days   County Office To Keep Open Evenings Rest Ot Week To Accom modate Late Comers.

Police Seeking Missing Brother   New York Officials Enter Mansion In Search For Langley Collyer

New York Police Re-enter Littered Mansion Today In Effort To Find Aged Brother Of Deceased Mon

Police Ex plore C ollyer ~ Mansion: for Brother, Find Jumble of Junk

MRS. TAFT HITS FOREIGN POLICY   Terrible Situation Results, She Says in Speech

Moves Increased Legislators Pay  Dozens of New Bills Presented in House

U. S. Attempts To Avert Strike   Truman May Appoint Emergency Board To Halt S. P. Engineer Walkout

SENDS MILLION WORDS A MINUTE New High Speed Newspaper Is Claimed Possible By Invention

Yank Airmen ‘Chute From Lost Fortress   All Safe After Leap In Storm

9 YANK FLIERS IN SAFE LEAPS   Crew of Flying Fortress Hos pitalized After Landing In Scotland

Committee Chairman Challenges Claim Of  Disaster Threat   Labor Committees Of Congress Get Conflicting Evidence On Need For Drastic Laws To Control Labor Activities.

Accused Wise County Slayer Confers With Lawyer; Continues His Silence

Martin Gives Tip-Off On Fate Of Marshall Plan   House Leader Says There Is Sentiment For Herter Plan And Need Of GOP Proaram

Republicans Swing Toward Trimming ¢ Sum Truman Asked   May Develap Gwe Bill Around Herter Measure fa Own “Marshalt Pan”

Signs Point To Slashing Of Figures   Martin Declares Sentiment Exists For GOP Proaram

Martin Gives Tip On Smaller Scale Help For Europe   No Support Seen For Plan Submitted By  Administration

CONGRESS IS EXPECTED 10 CUT AID FUND   Sentiment Favors “Herter Plan” Over Marshall Plan, the Former Fixing No Amount for Helping Europe.

Herter Proposal Gains GOP Favor   Republicans Expect to Cut 17 Billions Cost and Time Limit

Congress Will Rewrite Aid Bill Martin Predicts   Speoker {@#3M@eiise Says Herter Bill Will Have Strong Support.

Leaders See Sum Much Less Than $17 Billion         - Speaker Martin Gives Tip- at publican Program Is In The Making; Hearingce Are Planned.  e-

Speaker Martin Says Strong Sentiment For GOP Pro gram Based On Hertex Proposal; Hitch Seen

CONGRESS SET TO DRAFT OWN MARSHALL BILL   ‘Herter Proposal’ Receives Strong G. 0. P. Backing,  Martin Points Out: —

BIG CUTS IN RELIEF SEEN Congress Planning To Draft Its Own Aid Plan For Europe

Herter Plan For Aiding Europe Gets Supporters   Republicans Asking Board’s Manavement Of Large Spendings

Drastic Slash: In: Amount Of Funds Hinted   Strong Support Is Reported For Herter Pranacal

Congress to Draft Own: Marshall Plan for Europe .   Program Will Be Nowhere as Big as Truman's $1 7,000.000,000 Project

Herter Bill Gets Support, Martin Says   Cut of 17 Billion Dollar Truman. Proposal Expected

MUCH SMALLER AID PROGRAM IS LIKELY   Herter Proposal Winning Republican Support   LEADING AMERICANS   Will Be Asked Opinions On Marshall Plan By Foreign Relations Committee

Congress Will Draft Its Own Aid Program   All Signs Indicate Final Measure Will Be Far Short OF That Asked

Congress Plans Own AidScheme   ig, Little Chance for Approval of Marshall Program as Presented

Will Draft Own “Marshall Plan’   Considerable Cut Is Expected From 17 Billian Taial

Martin Says Herter Plan Gains Favor  G.O.P. Certain To Trim Back Marshall Fund

Congress Will Draits Its Own Recovery Plan   All Signs ‘Point to Congressional Program with Less Than $17 ‘Billion ‘Asked

GOP Expected To Advance Proposal   Would Call For Less Money Than Does Administration Bill

Congress to Draft Own Marshall Plan   All Signs Pointing To Sharp Cut in $17,000,000 Proposal

Sas Court Rulings Made. In Several Cases: ei ‘Judge R.. G, ‘Rodmar  ‘ -Pregides: In. LeMars. -During Past Week

SLAP CURB ON SHIPMENTS OF MALT ABROAD   Move Is Step in Plan to Channel More Grain t+, Western Europeans

U.S. Restores Controls ‘On Malt Shinmenis   Move Is Part of Drive To Channel Wheat to Needy European Countries

Most Soft Coal Mines Are Idle   ‘Mourning’ Period Is Used As Weapon

‘Mourning Period End Fails to Bring Resumption of Soft Coal Productior:

Diggers’ Refusal® &  Re- Enter Unsafe Places  Marks End Of M3 &v 6-Day Mourning Period

Coal Production Not At Full Tilt As Holiday Ends   Diggers Refyse-To -Enter Pits. Until Inspectors Pronounce Them Safe

Truman Explains Why He Called Special Session   Declares Domestic Prosperity, World Peace Are in Danger

AWARD THREE NOBEL PRIZES   British Scientists, French Author Are Honored For Outstanding Work

Sees No Great Improvement of Iowa Crop Weather Situation for 2 Weeks

SCHOOL TEACHERS WILE MEET HERE FRIDAY FOR INSTRUCTIONS, SUPPLIES

TAX DIVERSION BRIEF FILED   BLACK CHARGES THAT AMENDMENT IS INVALIO

Big Six’ Will  Guide Congress   Name Leaders For Republi ’ can-Controlled Eightieth Congress Session

Legislative ‘Big Six’ Guides Republican-Ruled Congress   Martin Urges Cooperation In Speech Opening House

One Stabbed, Seven Arrested .... Acts Of Violence Flare In Southern Bus Strike

Could Lead To War. Some Members Say   But Attack Upon Communists Pleases Large Majority

(President's Plan Off to Good Start for Congressional 0. K.   Acheson and Possibly Patterson May Give Solons Views Today

PLAN 10 HALT COMMUNISM OFF TO GOOD START   Top U. S. Officials to Fill In Details on Truman’s Offer to Greece, Turkey.

SHOWDOWN NEAR ONISOLATIONISM   Officials to Appear At Session for -xplanation

Some Quarters Fear War Clouds   President’s Proposal Startles Congress; Wide-Oven Debate Seen On Vital Issue

Ships Disabled As Fierce Gales Sweep Atlantic  Fishing Schooner Sinks; Crew Saved

Fierce Storms Sweep Atlantic Schooner Lost   Six Other Vessels Imperiled as 60-Mile Gale Whips Up Seas

Fierce Storms Whip Atlantic   Fishing © Schooner ' Sunk ‘and “Other Vesseis Are Imperiled

Fieree Gales Hit Atlantic Ship Lanes  @obanner Te Qin    Schooner Is Sunk And at Least Six Vessels Imperiled

Fishing Schooner Goes To Bottom  High Winds Whip Up Mountainous Seas

ATLANTIC SHIP LANES LASHED BY HIGH WIND   MOUNTAINOUS SEAS IMPERIL VESSELS; SCHOONER SINKS

STORMY SEAS SINK SHIP; 6 ARE DISABLEL      Vessel Goes Down; Expect Winds To  Continue

Sea- -Going Vessels Are Imperiled  by Sporadic Storms   Fishing Schooner Sinks but Crewmen Are Saved After All-Night Battle: Other Shing Tekan in Tew

HEAVY GALES BATTER SHIPS QN ATLANTIC   Fishing Schooner Goes own, Ocean-Going  Ships Imperiled

Mead Summonet For Testimony In Fraud Trial   Defense Requests Former Senator To Bring Papers

Mrs. Eighmey Released After Jury Retums “No Bill” in Fatal Shooting

Ohioan Preparing Legistation Rep. Bender Proposes Cutting Government EKxpenditures 25 Per Cent Below 11952

BENDER ASKS DEEP CUT IN U.S. OUTLAY   Ohio Solon Calls for Slash in Normal Government Spending 25 Per Cent Below Expenditures for 1932.

Spending Cut Urged By Bender   Prepares Legislation To Carry Out  Economy plan.

Huge Cut Asked In Expenditures For Government   Slash Suggested To 25 Per Cent Under ‘32 Outlay

OHIOAN WANTS SPENDING OF U. S. FUNDS REDUCED   Republican Congressman Bender Proposes Congress Slash Expenditures For ‘Normal Government Functions” 25 Per Cent Below 1932 Outlay In Order To Do What Roosevelt Promised In His Initial Presidential Campaign—Budget Conference Held

FEDERAL BUREAU SPENDING EYED   GOP Solon Would Follow FDR's ‘Ideas’, Cut 25 Percent Below 1932

Ohio Republican Calls on Congress For Spending Slash   Wants to De What FDR Promised to In 1932 Camogion

CONGRESS URGED TO CUT SPENDING 25% BELOW 1932  REP, BENDER WANTS  TO DO WHAT F. D. R. PLEDGED 1ST TIME

REP, BENDER PROPOSES THAT CONGRESS CUT GOV'T EXPENSE   Would Slash Funds  For ‘‘Normal Gov’t Functons” 25%  Under 1932 Outlay

[Proposes Congress Cut Federal Spending 25% \Below the 1932 Outlay

25 Per Cent Slash Below 1932 Is Asked   Wants To Do What Roosevelt Promised To Do. Savs Rep. Bender

Bender Would ‘Cut Budget 25 Per: Cent Below 1932 Total To Carry Out Roosevelt. Promise

Latest Economy Suggestion— Ohio Congressman Proposes To Cut Spending Below 1932 Level

25 Per Cent Budget Slash Is Proposed   Bender Would Cut  ‘*Normal Functions’

Bender Asks 25% Cut In Federal Spending   2,000,000 Overpay Social Security Tax

Drastic Cut In Spending ls Proposed   Rep. Bender Would Go Below Outlay For ‘32

HEAVY SLASH IN SPENDING ASKED   Bender Wants Norma Expenditures Cut Below 1932 Outlay

Ohio Solon Seeks Quarter Slash In U. S. Spending  Bender Says Federal Costs Could Be Cut by 25 Per Cent

Bender Urges Cut of Fourth In U.S. Ouflay   FDR‘'s Promise in Campaign Speech In 1932 Cited

Wants Cut of 25 Per Cent Under 1932  Rep. Bender for P ee ee, Br

‘Bender Proposes Spending Be Cut Below 1932 Level   Ohie Republican Says He Would Do What F.D.R&. Promised in His Kirst Caumnaisn

e AND HE STARTS EARLY  63d Birthday Just Another Hard Dau of Work for President —

TONE OF SPEECH —      Republicans Warn President Eroecae He Presents Must Be Constructive Order To Get Canneraton

Wi ll Congress Cooperate? Truman’s Message Today May Hold Answer

Republicans Will Start Work On Labor, Tay Bills   Message Expected to Set Pattern for Next 2 Years

Delivery Set Today af Joint Session   Pattern for the Next Two Years Mav Be Established

RUMAN S ~ TODAY   President Expected To Caution Against Too Harsh Labor Laws

New Congress Awaits Talk By Truman on State of Union  Speaks at  p. m.; Republicans Await   Speaks at  p. m.; Republicans Await Policies in View  Of Harmonv Plea

Joint Session Of Congress To Hear President Report On “State Of The Union”

LABOR BILLS ARE T0 GET ATTENTION   Plans Are Made by GOP *o Cut faxes, Curb Unfair Unions

Crucial State Of Union Talk ~ s Completed   President To Appear At Joint Session of Concaress At 1 P. M.

Congress Gets Vital Truman  Message Today   GOP to Start Work Immediately on Labor, Tax Bills

MESSAGE MAY URGE CAUTION QN TAX SLASH   Talk May Fix Pattern Of Relations With 80th Congress

Delivery Set Today ai  Joint Session  Pattern for the Next _TwoYears —

Big 4 Breakdown Will Bring New British Policy   Bevin Is Scheduled to Appear Before Cabinet Meeting Tomorrow   LASHES OUT AT REDS FOR FALSIFICATIONS   Says Molotov Gave Wrong Data on Production in Russian Sector

Court Rules In Church Problem  - Man Not Considered - Social Outcast Now

COURT VERDICT ENDS PLIGHT OF AMISH FARMER   Injunction Lifts Socral Ban Awarded $5,000 in Damages

Amishman Given $5,000 by Jury In Damage Actior   Court Orders Church Leaders to Impose No More Social Bans

What's That YouSay...?  ‘Flying Saucers’   ‘Flying Saucers’ Provide Neat Dish  For Comments.

RITES FOR HOMER POND   Services for Local Musician Will Be Thursday Afternoon.

Couch Rites Were Held Thursday   The Services Were Conducted from Norman Funeral : Home, .

Homer Pond Rites Held on Thursday)   Services for Young Man Were at Norman Funeral Home at 2 o’Clock.

Payton Funeral Was Held Friday   The Services Were Conducted  From Chapel of Norman Funeral Home.

Leaves Millions Property Damage  Storm Strikes Between Miami, Palm Beach

Storm Lashes Across  Lower Florida To Gulf   ~ Leaves Aftermath Of Two Dead, 9 Lost: Six Arrested In Miami For Looting -

NINE MISSING DAMAGE RUNS INTO MILLIONS      Storm Strikes Between Miami and Palm Beach, Roars On to-West Coast and Then Into Gulf.         WIRES TORN DOWN       Looting of Miami Stores Breaks Out in Wake-of Blow. and. One Man Is Shot to Death.

Damage Done Property Runs Into Millions   Devastation, However, Apparently Is Not So Great as Feared

Winds Slash Path Of Ruin Across State   Wind - Beaten Miami Stores Looted One Dead, Nine Missing In Wake Of Roaring 100-Mile Gale

CITYDAMAGELIGHT, LOSS (HEAVIEST IN FARMING AREA   Wide Belt of Citrus Groves. Truck Gardens Devastated by Storm.   CASUALTIES FEW   Looter Shot by Miami Police, Six Others Are Arrested.

30 Livable Apartments Stand Vacant Near SINU While Technicality Holds Up Release To Students

Search For Fairbury Girl   Suspect Foul Play In Disappearance Of Ardit h Jones: 5-County Search.

ANSWERS TO MANY QUESTIONS ON HISTORY, DUTIES AND PERSONNEL OF U. $. CONGRESS   By Rep, CHARLES A, PLUMLES WASHINGTON, Feb. 24 (INS) Stages of Bill Continued

ANSWERS TO MANY QUESTIONS ON HISTORY, DUTIES AND PERSONNEL OF U. S. CONGRESS   By Rep. Charles A, Plaumley

ANSWERS TO MANY QUESTIONS ON HISTORY, DUTIES AND PERSONNEL OF U. S. CONGRESS   By Rep. CHARLES A, PLUMLEY WASHINGTON, Mar. 3-—(1INS) What Are the Datles of the Speaker

ANSWERS TO MANY QUESTIONS ON HISTORY, DUTIES AND PERSONNEL OF U.S. CONGRESS

ae eee  ANSWERS TO MANY QUESTIONS ON HISTORY, DUTIES AND PERSONNEL OF U. S. CONGRESS   By Rep, Charles A, Plamtey

HUNT PRESSED FOR ARSONISTS IN EAST. TEXAS   Pilots Are Ordered To Keep Lookout

Nation Facing Greatest Of Problems Now   Forrestal Tells Annapolis Grads U. S. Principal Core Of Stability

‘Foundations Shaken’  Role Of U. S. To Halt War Is Discussed  By Forrestal   Naval Academy Class Told Nation Is Core Of Global ‘Stability’

Awaiting Assembly Actions   Over 1500 Protest Gov ernor s Statement Mass Gathering

Complete Busy Week At Topeka   Legislators Ponder Liquor Amendment, Schools and. Aviation In Week-End Rest —

May Restore Lien Claase in Welfare   School Legislation Looms as Important Task for Lawmakers   A. BUSY FIRST WEEK   State Senate Eager to Dispose of the Resubmission Issue

Three Big Issues Face Legislature   Resubmission, Aviation, School Reorganization Await Action

Producers, Traders Swing Back of Plan   Many Restaurants May Miss First Participation Because of Short Notice, Report

Food Producers Promise Help in Truman Progran   Restaurants to Observe Days Without Meat and  Without Poultry

GRAIN MARGINS BOOSTED OVER LOUD PROTESTS      Many Restaurants Promise To Aid In Conservation Asked By Truman

PALESTINE TENSE IN NEW OUTBREAK   Gunfire, Bomb Explosions Rock Holy Land

Gunfire Booms In Palestine’s ‘Jitters’ War   {wo Immigrant Ships Seek Chance to Land; Securily Measures Tightened

ITU CASE BEFORE NLRB POSTPONED   ‘Asquenatt Ober Clages Rated Dut by Trial Examiner, Cause of Delay

To Be Warmer Tomorrow, Says Weather Man —   ‘Humidity Also. Will Continue, It-ls Believed ©

bl retee EDSON  Wallace Peace Program Found Nearly Same as Big Business’

Additions Planned  By AT&T   Directors Urge Issue Of Debentures; Declare $2.25 Stock Dividend

Caan a rhoreereecememencemiet  Job Predictions. Prove America Shouldn’t Be Sold Short ~

@ PETER EDSON  Job Predictions Prove America Shouldn’t Be Sold Short

Bond Cashing Measure Tops Veterans Legislation Signed by Truman:  Numerous Other ~ Vet Bills Passed  By Congress

Payment Of Terminal Leave Bonds Tops Long List Of Vet Legislation Approved

TRUMAN SIGNS BILL 10 CASH LEAVE BONDS   Measure Tops List Of New Legislation Affecting Vets

13 CAN CASH LEAVE BONDS   But Truman Advises Veterans To Hold Securities

Truman Signs Bond Cashing Legislation   President Urges Veterans To Act Only In  Emeraency

Pepper Says Movie Probe ‘Witch Hunt’   - Senators Hold « Radio Duel Over  Committee Actions

Union Plan To Observe Picket Line Is Reason   No Point To Further Parleys Under This Setup, O'Day Declares

Natural Gas Tax End Asked  Bills Introduced To State Legislature

CONVICTED WAC TRIES TO OBTAIN FREEDOM   Kathleen B. Nash Durant Claims , She Was Civilian At Time Of Trial

AMBULANCE MEN MEET FRIDAY AT HOSPITAL   Instruction in First Aid Given Volnnteer Drivers at Session

jp LA VEING CUSLS — Invite Conspiracy Evidence   GRAIN PRICES SOAR AGAIN

GOVERNMENT ALTS 70 HIT HIGH PRICES IN UNITED STATES   Quotations, However, Go - Upward on Exchanges at Chicago; Clark Asks Officials to Act.

Plea to Share With Hungry. World Voiced   -Nation-wide ‘Attack on Price Collusion  Launched by Clark:

Grain, Meat Quotations Up   Agriculture Official Says Americans Must Eat Less if World Is to Be Fed

Government Begins Nationwide Attack On Price Increases   Americans Told Less Food Must Be Eaten {€ the World is to Be Fed During Winter

Drive To Halt Rise Of Prices Opened   Americans Warned To Tighten Belts To Feed Europe; Investigation Begun

Housewives Join Drive Over Nation   Consumer Resistance to Cost of Food Reported on the  Increase Today

‘Eat Less’ Americans  Are Told   Nation Must Eot Less Food This Winter if World Is to Get Enough

Federal Government Opens Nation-Wide Attack on High Prices; Clark Probes Deals

AMERICANS URGED T0 EAT LESS   To Save People Of Europe From Starvation

US. Orders Price Probe By Districts   Dodd Says Eating Must Decline if World Needs Are Met

ONE FOOD OF EUROPE WILL STARVE, PLEA   Nation Is Asked to Conserve; Gov’t Opens an Attack on High Prices.

AMERICANS , MUST EAT OR EXPORT. LESS   Without Food Some Governments  Expected Fall

 GOVERNMENT OPENS ATTACK ON HIGH PRICES; leave AMEPDICANS WHI HAVE TO EAT LESS

Gov't Opens Wide Attack on Price Spiraling   Union Leader Demand: Congress Be Called Back for Action

HE’LL GIVE REPEAT PERFORMANCE  Mystic Survives A 24-Hour Burial In Air-Tight Grave

County Agent Herb Jones Resigns Extension Position  Will Move To:  Benton County Job

County Agent  Herb Jones Resigns  Extension Position Will Move To  Benton County Job With Tl iba Crniuim

Delicate Operation  Saves Life of Boy After Mercy Trip by Patrol

Taft Backs Policy of  Vandenberg  ae \loves to Unite GOP. Thinking

Taft Praises. Vandenberg s Foreign Policy   Administration is Too Soft Toward Russia. Senator Save

Howard Hughes Accuses Senator Demands Probe   . Brewster Tied In - With Pan-American Firm,:He Charges

Tieup With Air Line Charged   Hughes Dodges Subpoena; Reveals Pians to Demand Investigation

HOWARD HUGHES TURNED: ACCUSER .. DEMANDS: INNTHRY   He-.Will Ask Department. of Justice to Probe Sen.. Owen Brewster:   TO:APPEAR WEDNESDAY   Fourth PublicsStatement Made In Twenty-four, :... Hours.

Hughes Asks — Probe of Sen. Owen Brewster      Linke “Hirt with : Pan-American Aipwanvas

Central Figure In Senate Quiz Turns Accuser   ‘Discuss Matter Unde Oath, Retort From Maine Republican

Former T. W. A, President Had Warned of “Juan Trippe's Political Machine.”   Plane Maker Arresrts “What Has Happened to Me Should’nt Happen to a Dog.’

Accusations Fly Between Hughes And Brewster   Charge Senator ‘Influenced by Air Competition

Negotiations Deadlockec As 108,000 Ford Work. ers Prepare For Their Strike At Noon Tues.

State Tax Bill Reaches Senate   Quick Action Is Promised by GOP Leaders

WAR BONDS STOLEN HERE   Burglar Opens Vault at Calif. Cotton Oil Office

$10,000 IN WAR BONDS STOLEN HERE   Burglar Opens Vault at Calif. Cotton Oil Office

WILLIE FRANCIS DIES ON MAY 9   Negro to Make Second Trip To Electric Chair

Willie Francis Walks To Chair Again May 9th   Louisiana Will Make See ond Attempt To Execute Young Negro

Bonus Key Issue As 5 Million in State Go to Polls   iBoth Parties Confident of Success in Scattered Local Contests

EXPERTS CONFER IN BRITISH CRISIS   Closed-Door Parley . Seeks to Meet Immediate Problems of Europe

EXPERTS STUDY BRITISH CRISIS   U. S. Reported Ready To Lay Down Stiff Facts At New Conference

PARLEY OPENS. ~~ WITH BRITISH   ECONOMIC CRISIS IS BEING DISCUSSED WITH UNITED STATES TREASURY EXPERTS

London Official Denies Plans To Seek New Loan   Treasury Experts To Study Present Crisis At Closed-Door Meet

UN. Commit: ze Agrees To Give Mer: bership Question Top Priority

Jews Escape Into Holy  Land Desert   200 Refugees From Grounded Vessel Khake Norrow Escane

British Get 400 Others, Try To Locate Those Who Disappeared Inland

IEWS FLEE FROM REFUGEE SHIP ON PALESTINE COAS   British Reund Up 600 Immi. grants After Vessel Lands * Rear Gaza

200 Refugees Elude British   Escape Into Holy Land From Beached Ship After Running Blockade

REFUGEES FLEE AFTER ESCAPE   Jewish Immigrants Disap. pear Into Desert Near Jerusalem   ISHIP RUNS BLOCKADE

Over 200 Jewish Refugees Manage To Escape Police   Disappear In Palestine After Ship Runs Blockade.

200 Jews Break Through Blockade  560 Others   660 Others Rounded Up in Palestine

TWO HUNDRED JEW REFUGEES ESCAPE BRITISH BLOCKADE   Disappear Into Southern Palestine After Escaping From Refugee Ship

200 Illegal Jewish  Immigrants Escape   Some Refugees Rounded up After Fleeing From Grounded Vessel Which Ran Blockade

Two Hundred Jews Escape From  Refugee Vessel  Half of Those Aboard Ship Interned; Violence Continues

Temperature May Go Back Into Nineties   Most of Nation Welcomes Re licf Bui Weather Bureat Says New. Torrid . Wav May Be Coming.

Showers Cool North, But More Heat Due  Tri-State Area Gels Sharp Break  hs Plhiwviilarctacn<e (arse Navan

Stanley Warns Against Cotton Insects, Suggests ‘Methods of Combatting

Rent Message Touches Off Fresh Battle   Truman Asked To Back Up Charges

Demand President. Produce Evidence of Real Estate Lobby on Rent: Control Act

Touch Off Political Battle .   ‘President’s Charge _ ‘Against Real Estate Lobby Brings Angry Reply From Wherry

President Accused Of ‘Rent’ Politics      Wherry Demands Truman Prosecute Real Estate Lobbvice< '

Truman’s Note Draws Fire Of Top Senator   Wherry Angrily Scores Tactics Of President

Proof Asked  From Truman   Angry G.0.P. Demands Hi Back Up Rent Lobby Blast with Evidence.

‘Low Political Methods’ Used, Solon Charges   Prosecution of Real Estate Lobbyists or Apology Demanded

NEW POLITICAL ~ BATTLE BEGINS   Wherry Says Truman Owgs Congress Apology

Republicans Demand That Truman Produce Evidence That Lobbyists  Influenced Rent Control Measure

‘Rent Lobby’ Fight Flares in Capital   lrate Republicans Assail Truman For Criticism of ‘Brazen’ Tactics

W herry Accuses President  Of ‘Low Political Methods’      Truman Prosecute ‘Real Estate > Or Give Convress Apology  Demands Lobbyi

‘GOP Challeng     Rent Message Sparks Heated Political Row With Truman   Republicans Demand President Back Up ‘Lobbying’ Charges

GOP Leaders lrate On Real Estate Charges   PRESIDENT TRUMAN GETS REPUBLICANS ON WARPATH

LAWMAKERS ASK MR. TRUMAN 10 PROVE CHARGES   \ngry Solons Demand That President Produce Evidence That Real Estate Lohbyists Influenced Their Action On Rent  Control.

PROOF OF RENT LOBBY 15 ASKED   Republicans Demand That President Truman Produce Evidence

LOW POLITICAL METHODS ARE HIT BY WHERRY   Truman Denunciation  Of Real Estate Lobbyists Flayed

Demand Pres. Evidence On Lobb yists   Angry GOPs Explode In New Political Battle; Wherry Takes Stand.

Truman Uses Low Politics, Wherry Says   Criticizes Message On Rent Control Law

CONGRESS FIRES ANGRY BLAST AT TRUMAN CHARGE  NEMANN EVINENCE   DEMAND EVIDENCE OR APOLOGY FOR RENT BILL NOTE

Truman Accused Of ‘Low Down Political Methods’ In Rent Law Complaint   Senator Wherry Challenges President To Bring To Justice One Man Guilty Of Subversive Activity In Real Estate Lobby

GOP's Peeved By Truman's Attack  Qn Realty Lobby   Demand President Back Up Charges With  Feidence.

‘Republicans Demand Truman (Back Up His ‘Lobby’ Charge   Want Probe If Statements Of President True

‘uman Is sked to sologize   enator Demands vidence on tealty Lobbying

CONGRESS ASKS CHIEF'S PROOF   Aroused Republicans Wont Truman To Give Evidence Of Lobbyists’ Powers

‘Angry Republicans Ask » Truman Produce Evidence Of ‘Subversive’ Lobbying

GOP Challenges Truman Charge Of “Lobbying”   “Subversive” Claim Brings Reply From Republicans

ACTION SAID POLITICAL MOVE  Truman's Stand On Lobby, Rents Scored ByGOP Solon

Lobby Claim Stirs New Political Row      White Us: sy SOP Lew auners Battle as Proofs. Requested

Aver Lobby Imagined  by Truman   No Real Estate Pressur: That They .Heard O Senators Sav

GOP Demands Truman Prove Rent Charges   Says President Must Produce Proof Of Charges Or Withdraw Harsh Statement

Senators Angry Over Rent Bill   Ask That Truman Reveal Lobbyists Influencing Measure

New Political Row On Rent Indicated   Real Estate Lobbyist Charge Is Under Fire

RENT MESSAGE TOUCHES OFF ANOTHER FIGHT   GOP Demands Truman Back Up Lobby Charges With Evidence

G. 0. P. ASSAILS TRUMAN'S RENT LOBBY’ CHARGE   Angry Legislators Demand That President Produce Evidence In Battle

Angry Republicans Ask Truman Proof  Wherry Requests An Apology Otherwise

Wherry Irked Over Truman’s  ‘Lobby’ Charge   GOP Whip Hits President On Statement Realty © Interests Back Of Rent Measure

Truman Criticism of Rent Controls Gets Angry Retort   Wherry Asks President of Lobbying Alleged in His Message

COURT REVOKES KROGER’S FINE   ‘Overcharges Not Willfully Made,’ Rules Court Of Apnesle

Police Battle Communists in Paris Streets   Ramadier Fights for Life of Government In National Assembly

Reds Riot While Ramadier Regime Fights for Life   French Assembly Scene Of Noisy Debate; Lefts Score Marshall ‘Plan

Thousands Of Communists, Police Stage Wild Clash In Streets Of Paris

Ramadier Opens Fight fo Save His Government   Battles DeGaullists And Communists Amid Riotous Scenes

PARIS STREETS SCENE OF RIOT AND BLOODSHED   Ramadier Opens Fight For His Regime On Assembly Floor

U. §. Defies Red Veto To Move To  Protect Greece   America Pledges Action To Support Greeks In Fight To Ward Off Communist Effort  Tae Sat tle Tate litavian awn

U.S. To Protec Free Greece, Johnson Says  U. WN. Council Votes To Seat Indonesia

United States Determined To Protect Greece Prepared To Go  Outside Council  If Necessary, TIN Ceran Tald

Will Not Allow Soviel Veto to Bury Greek Case   L. S. Deputy Delegate Johnson Tells UX United States Ready to Join With Other (ountries to Protect Greece “Within The Provisions of the Charters”

REDS MENACE FRONTIER CF FREE NATION   AMERICA PROMISES ACTION OUTSIDE REALM OF U.N.

PROMISE IS MADE IN UN  U.S. Pledges To Protect Greek Government Against Red Coup

America Will Not be Deterred by Russian Veto in United Nations Security Council.

PLANS ACTION TO AID NATION AGAINST REDS   Johnson Says U. S. Is Ready to Join Wit  Protective Group

U.S. Pledges Action to Aid Greece   Accuses Communist: of Attempting to Seize Country

What This Country Really Needs Is a First Class  Man to Uninvent Things

ITime To Get Busy, All You Uninventors: The Telephone Must Go! :

RELIEF FOR POLAND CANCELLED BY U.S.   HUNGARY, TOO, PROBABLY WIEL BE DENIED SHARE OF 332,000,000.

U.S. Exelude: Poland from Food Relief Program   Official Report Says Aid Needs In That Country Are Not Urgent

POLAND IS CUT FROM AID LIS]   U. S. Action Excludes Na tion From $15,000,000 Share in Foreign Help

Poland Is Cut Off From U. S. Relief Money   Better Crop Prospects May “ Also Rule Out  ' _Hunaary

POLAND BARRED FOR U, $, RELIEF   Survey Reveals Nation Has Sufficient Food For Rest Of Year

U. S. CANCELS POLISH RELIEF; SAYS UNNEEDED   Indications Seen Tha Hungary May Also Be Cut Off

PORTSMOUTH FIRES STRIKING EMPLOYES   CiO Huris Warning after ‘inhuman’ Action

300,000 Ruhr Miners Walk . Off Their Jobs      NUGE INDUSTRIAL AREA AT STANDSTILL TODAY

300,000 German Miners Walk Out In Food Demand   British Official Labels OneDay Walkout a ‘Petticoat’ Strike.

Ruhr Coal Pits Quiet      Over 300,000 Miners Strike For More Food: Politics Is Charged

RUHR MINING AT STANDSTILL   Miners ignore Appeals to Stay on Jobs

Ruhr Coal Miners Stage Walkout :   Take’ Action  Ag ee Be ee   Take Action in Demand for  More Food

RUAR PiTS IDLE AS MEN QUIT IN CRIES FOR FOOD   British Pleas Fail To Keer Mines Open; Step Seen As ‘Petticoat Strike’

RUHR’S GIANT COAL INDUSTRY CURBED BY MASS STRIKES   Workers lanore Bril'sh teas ta Stay on Job and Hotd Foad Demnnstrat:

Ruhr Industry Grinds to Halt In Food Strike   300,000 Coal Miners Ignore British Plea To Stay on the Job

RUHR’S COAL MINERS IDLE   300,000 in One-Day Strike in Protest Of Low Food Rations

300,000 Miners In Ruhr Strike   More Food Demanded By Demonstrators

Thiec of Auta Yoiariec   Ruhr Valley Miners Walk Out in Demand for Food

RUHR AREA MINES CLOSED BY STRIKE   Workers Demand More Food For Their Families

German Ruhr’s 300,00C  Miners Ignore British Avpeale ta Stay an [nk

icago Firm Is The — First To Sue Union ~ For Strike Damage:   s Strike Is Ruining mpany’s Business ;  _ Reputation

icago Firm Is The  rust: Fo Sue Union  For Strike Damage:   s Strike Is. Ruining mMpany’s Business;  _ Reputation «= -.

MARGARINE TO REMAIN WHITE   SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES TO HAVE CONSUMERS USE ‘COLORING INSTEAD OF MAKERS

Palestine Police Sergeant Slain By Underground   Criminal Investigator Shot  in Home By Masked : Youths: One Seized

PALESTINE POLICE OFFICIAL IS SLAIM   Tension Mounts over UN Pro posal To Partition Land

A) Bodies Found In Wreckage of Army Transport   DC-4 Crashed and Burned Near Tokio; Was on Flight from Korea

40 BODIES FOUND INU, 5. ARMY PLANE   Ship Crashed On Slope OF  hen Poo €.2..2.2

PEACE SOUGHT FOR SHIPPING   Operators and Unionists Remain Deadlocked In Maritime Dispute

700 U.S. Vessels  Tied Up   Negotiations Broken; Workers Stay Aboard Ships, Charge Lockout

Ports Tied Up— By Sit-Down Of CIO Seamen   Nearly 700 Vessels Are Idled by Strike;  Government Active

SEAMEN STRIKE IDLES SHIPPING   ‘Sitdowns Are Staged On Flag Ships in Major Ports

Shipping Is Tied Up by New Strike   Negotiations Broken Off With No Prospect of an Early Settlement

Three Unions Launch Sitdown but Curran Denies ‘Strike’ Is Ordered   Negotiations Are Deadlocked in Demands for 20 Per Cent Wage Boost and 40-Hour Week

Maritime Dispute Holds Ships in East Coast Ports   No Change After Fou Hours of Talks With Leaders

(;overnment Still Hopes For Accord   Conciliator Arranges for Further Meetings of NMU, Operators

President Curran Of National Maritime Union Claims 700 Ships Iny Many Ports Are Idle

Work Stopped In U..S. Ports By ClO Seamen      Conciliator Seeks Immediate End To Seamen’s Strike

700 SHIPS TIED ‘UP BY SITDOWN OF ClO SEAMEN   Union Spokesman Claims 2,000 Vessels Soon To Be Affected

80,000 Seamen Stage Sitdown in Ship Tieup   Major Ports Idle as Maritime Unions Fight ‘Owner Lockout

Pacts Run Out, Talks Deadlockec   Union Tells Seamen Te Stay Aboard Ships, But Not To Work.

TEES UP SHIPS   700 Vessels Reported Idled As Seamen Refuse Work Without Contract

NMU HEAD CALLS TIEUP ‘LOCKOUT, NOT A STRIKE?   Estimated 80,000 Seamen Out As 299 000 Are Idle

U.S. SHIPPING TIED UP BY SITDOWNS   CIO Seamen Claim Its A Lockout; No Contract

No Prospect Of Early End Of Strike; Over 200,000 CIO Marine Workers Involved

SHIPPING THD UP IN PORTS BY SHT-DOWN   CIO UNION SAYS NO CONTRACT, NO WORK

Nation's Seamen Stage Sitdowns In U.S. Ports   200,000 Workers Idled; Meat Shipping Tied Up

Western Union To Start 47th Year Tuesday, Sept. 9  Large Building. . Program Nearly Camnieated At Scehnal

Western Union To Start 47th Year Tuesday, Sept. 9  Large Building. .  Program Nearly © *

Showdown Nearec On Arms Merger   Single Cabinet Officer Issue At Stake in Committee Hearing

A SHOWDOWN ON MERGER BILL NEAR   Senate Committee Ar-rives at Heart of ArmyNavy Unification Plan: Whether One Cabinet Officer Is Sufficient.

Armed Forces Merger Showdown Neat   Truman If Anyone Is Blocking Unification Save Ren. Hoffman

Army-Navy Merger to Showdown   Appointment of Single Cabinet Officia !s Main Question

Senate Unit Nears ShowdownOn Plan To Merge Forces   Issue Is Sidetracked By Committee In House

Showdown On Merger Due   Issue Is Whether To Have Single Cabinet Officer For All Three Forces

Hoffman Hits President.On Merger Plans   Showdown Seen In Senate Commitee As House Sidetracks Truman :  Unity Bill :

GENERAL BRITISH ELECTION PREDICTED   Rumors Persist in London, Al though Denied, That Attlee Will Dissolve Parliament.

STEEL COMPANY ACCORD S MADE   Agreement Is Reached by Bethlehem and USW at New York.

PACT SIGNED BY C10. RETHT FHEM   Wage: Raises’ In Excess. Of. 15 Cents “An Hour   AFFECTS 85.000   Agreement’ Covers 12 Plants Of Bethlehem. ‘Steal Co. :

This Is the Ninth of a Series of Southeast Economist Discussions on Traffic Safety

URGE GREAT CAUTION FOR NIGHT JOURNEYS  Motorists Should Be Three   FATIGUE IS ENEMY

Slayers of Two Calista, Kansas, Men Will Hang   Execution Set for July 29---Bath Had Pleaded  Sec. eek Be teceerstree

Red Political Purge Sweeps East Europe  Intensifies Despite Protests To Russia

EAST EUROPE NATIONS HIT BY ARRESTS   Foes of Communism Ordered Ousted In Bulgaria

ANDERSON BACKED FOR CHAIRMAN OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY   National Committeeman atid » Senator Endorse Secretary  For Party -Chief -

HUGHES DIRECTS ANOTHER PUNCH   Plane Builder Tired, but He’s Still Able To Crack Anew at Brewster

Hughes Back In Hollywood   Makes Another Blast At Brewster—Cheered By Employes

Hughes Reaches California Tired, But Still Ready To Rap Brewster

Issues Another Verbal Blast... .  Applause Greets Hughes On Return To California

FOR “SMEAR” PLOTTED bY GOP--hUGHES   Ferguson Says Decision on Reopening Feud Is Up to Subcommittee.

Hughes Blasts af Brewster Again  Hits Below Belt, Planemaker Says

Hughes Says Probe F.D.R. Smear Plot   West Plane Builder Expresses Gratitude to Press, Public

FINAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE IS SET TONIGHT   Administration's Pregram Adepted; Warfield “Ripper” Beaten   APPOINTMENTS TO BE REVEALED TODAY

Assembly Ends Session Today   Governor Signs Two Percent Sales Tax Bill ° Saturday

MOLOTOV TO SUCCEED STALIN, _- FRENCH NEWSPAPER DECLARES   REPORTS THAT FOREIGN MIN ISTER WAS CHOSEN DAY ___ GERMANY INVADED  en RUSSIA

Strike Peril Action Taken By Ramadier  Political Heads  Called for Talks

Rich Farmlands Lost as Topsoil ls Washed Away   Streams Are Swelled By Torrential Rains Throughout Midwest

Rains Swell High Rivers of Midwest   Three Weeks’ Damage in Central States  Set at $100,000,000

Hoover Charges U. 5. Is ‘Over-Exporting’   Rate Of Foreign Gifts Hele Detrimental To Stability

Ex-President Fears Results OfBig U.S. Aid Program Herbert Hoover  Contends Nation Ts ‘Over-Exvnortine

Herbert Hoover Says United States Is Over-Exporting’’ Its Resources

 Hoover Says U. S. Can't Keep Up  Present Rate of Supporting World

HERBERT HOOVER SUGGESTS CHECK ON OUR EXPORTS     Excess Of Experts Abevs  Imperts Is Facter In Inflation   HALT ON GIFTS, LOANS ABROAD HELD URGENT

Hold Suspect In Slaying Of Lincoln Youth   18-Year-Old Youth Teld At Hastings By State High-way Patrol.

New Houses Stand Empty   Prospective Purchaser: Balk At Hich Prices

Contractors View Construction Slump As Buyers’ Strike Against Hioh Cost

NO AMERICANS ARE HURT IN WO TYPHOON   Colony of 1,000 Men, Women and Children Reportedly Escaped Storm Which Lashed Island With 170-Mile Winds,

Americans On  Iwo Jima Safe   Tiny Island Swept By 170-Mile Wind; ReHief Is On Way.

U.S. Aid Parley In France Flops As Russia Balks  Paris. London Reveal   Paris, London Reveal Plan to Support Marshall’s Program

Russia Warns Pair On ‘Consequences’ Of Going Ahead Without Soviet Co-operation

British And French Will Push Effort   Defy ‘Threats’ By Molotov Of Split In Hostile Campe

Russia Turns Down Proposal For Recovery   France And Britain Defy ‘Threats’ By Soviet Minister

France and Britain Defy  ussia and Will Try to  Rmplement Program of cretary Marshall.

Molotov Warns Against Formation of Econamic Bloc Without Soviet’s Aid

Britain, France Defy Red Threats. “Plan to Follow Marshall Plan —

EUROPE REVIVAL TALKS BLOW UP   France And Britain Tc Defy Russia, Go On With Program

2 Nations to Seek: Reorganization of Europe With Loan  Soviet Warns Program   Soviet Warns Program May Have Opposite Result Sought

Meeting at Paris Ends In Deadlock   Molotov Rebuffs West; British and French Will Go Ahead.

3-POWER PARLEY ON MARSHALL AID BEAN COLLAPSES   Britain and France Announce They Will Proceed With Program Without Russian Co-Operation,   MOLOTOY WARNS THEM AGAINST TAKING STEP   Declares It Will Divide Eu rope—Iwo Quickly Defy What Bevin Calls His “Threats.”

RUSSIA WARNS AS PARLEY IN PARIS ENDS   Britain and France Decide to Proceed With Marshall Plan

British-French Plan Is Turned Down By USSR   Western Nations Defy Red Threats”

Britain And France Defy Threats   Declare Will Pursuc Their Efforts to Carry Out the Marshall Plar To Aid Burone

‘Russia Warns Britain, France Against Taking Up U. S. Aid To Europe   Three-Power Conference Ends In Failure As Soviets Refuse To Participate In  BaswAnaan Rarnvery DPreagcram

Soviet ‘Threat’ Defied by Britain, France   Molotov Rejects Proposals; Paris Talks End

British And French May Invite Other Nations To Accept Marshall Proposal

Soviet Threat Seen as Paris . Parley Ends  Bevin, Bidault Scor  We UN TV nave   Bevin, Bidault Scorn Warning; Will Leave Russia Out

-Power Meet On American Aid Collapses   Russia Rejects Proposals; Warns Aaainst Action

France And Britain Go ing To Accept U. 5. Economic Plan      SOVIET THREATS ARE REJECTED BY NATIONS

Aid Talks Collapse As Russia Rejects  Plan With Warning   France and Britain Defy Soviet ‘Threats’ And Determine to Proceed With Plans To Implement Marshal! Program   By TOM WILLIAMS

Paris Meeting On Aid-Kurope  Plan Collapses   Reds Refuse to Take Part in British-French Recovery Program

SOONER STATE SENATOR SHO!   Oklahoma Solon Wounded By Representative In Senate Chamber

SENATOR SHOT —INQKLAHOMA   Veteran Legislator Wound.  ed In Shooting Fray  On Senate Floor

Oklahoma Senate Rocked by Two Pistol Shots  Solon Wounded, Another Is Under Arrest

State Legislator Taken Into Custody — Oklahoma Senator ls Shooting Victim

Oklahoma State Senator Shot in Hip  Another Senator Taken in Custody In Chamber Affray

iN PLA la : STATE SENATE   Legislator Wounded In Hip; Another Qne Held

Tom Anglin, Veteran Lawmaker, Struck in Hip by One of Two Bullets Fired in State Capitol.   Latter’s Wife Represented in Divorce Action by Wounded Man’s Law Firm—Both  Men Armed. —

State Senator Is Wounded in Affray In Oklahoma ‘City  Assailant Jailed After Shooting on the Floor of the Senate

Representative  Held By Police   MERELAMIUMA Clit, May 7 ( AP)—Two pistol shots rocked the Oklahoma Senate chambers this afternoon and 64-year-old, Virginia - born state Sen. Tom Anglin fell to the floor with a

ASKED RENT COXTROL EXTENSION   Conservatives Win Many Seats In Jap Elections

Legislature Upholds Labor Bill Veto, Appoints Board To Draft Substitute

LABOR BILL VETO IS UPHELD; ~ NEW MEASURE TO BE DRAFTED   HERBEAT VETO SUSTAINED BY HGUSE AND JOINT COMMISSION TO PHE-  SENT NEW BILL

MORE LABOR CURBS ADOPTED  House Votes Down Plan For State Bonus To Veterans

Litfle News In Today's Weather  ‘But Go Back Week And There Was Plenty

Schwellenbach Urges Check On Pay Pressures  Sees Wage Hike lf Prices Hioh

CURB IS URGED ON WAGE BOOSTS   Schwellenbach Suggests Board to Head Off  Inflationary Rises.

Favors Board on Pay Pressures   Schwellenbach Urges Approval of Truman’s  Domestic Program

Schwellenbach Sees Need For  Price Slashes   Says Only Such. Action Can Avert ~New Wage Boosts

LABOR SECRETARY SAYS LACK OF, PRICE CEILINGS WILL CAUSE LABOR:  Oo (ROUBLE.

Bevin Lauds Marshall’s Idea  For Europe Economic Recovery   Praises Inclusion Of Russia; Warns ‘Asainst Division.

Bevin Praises Marshall Plan To Aid Eurone   British Foreign Secretary Comments At Prags Luncheon.

Bevin Swings Strongly To Marshall Plan   Says Britain Planning To Respond To Aid-ForEurope Proposals

Bevin Hails Marshall Plan   Proposal to Promote European Recovery “Most Unselfish” ;.: May Call Conference

Aid-For-Europe Idea Favored ....  ee mma  Marshall Plan Is Called Kssential

BevinLauds U.S.AidPlan Of Marshall   Anjo Foreign Secretary Says Harvard Speech Cne of Great Ones al All Time   ‘Goods Pool’ Likely   U. 3. Would Be Biggest Contributor, but All Would Help

Marshall's Proposed ‘Aid Europe’ Plan Could Cement The East-West

Aid Program for Greece, Turkey Approved in Full   Money for Some of Nations Dominated By Communists Cut

Committee Cats Reef Fend for Poland, Hungary   Approves Full 400 Million Requested for Greek. Turkish Assistance   SLASH IS AIMED AT RED INFLUENCE   Reduction Also Voted in Amount for Army Occupation Sections

Foreign Relief Funds Approved   Committee, However, Slashes Items to "Certain Countries”

GREEK, TURKISH AID NOT CUT IN BILL FOR HOUSE   Post-UNRRA Relief fot Other European Countries-Is Slashed

MORE FUNDS PROVIDED FOR FOREIGN AID   Communist - Dominated Countries Getting Short End of U. S. Appropriations.

House Unit OKs Greek Aid Fund   Slap at Reds Cuts Europe Relief Plan

$1,353,024 000 APPROVED FOR FOREIGN RELIEF   Full $400,000.000 Requested For Greek-Turkish Aid Plan Included

FARM EARNINGS CLIMB IN YEAR   Crop, Livestock  Marketings in 1946 Show 16% Increase

Finally Gives Up  Hangs Self After Unable t Find Querters fac Wife, Six Yourg Chitdren

WOMAN ADMITS KILLING 9 SONS   Sunday School Teacher in Ohio Tells About Deaths of Pair.

Black and 4 Others Sue for Wages   Dispute Over Pay Tx State Legislators Is Taken To Court

A Stranger Waits for Peqgie Ann ---He Isn't Santa Claus But Death

' STRANGER AT DOOR'IS. DEATH; ‘FAMILY WAITS FOR HIM:‘TO Ee SUFFERING CHILD FROM MIDST

‘Stranger’ Waits For Little Girl Who Can’t Even Remember Earlv Christmas

There !s a Stranger at the Door of a Sniall Apartment and He Isn’t Santa Claus _

Troops Enter Chinese City    Nationalists Move On Yenan Provincée

Chinese Red Capital Entered   May Prove Turning Point in Chinese  Civil War

Red Capital Of Yenan Falls To  Chiang Forces   Government Troops Of General Hu Take Qver City.

Admits Attempt to Wreck Train  Gactinn Woarlar   Section Worker to Face Charae

* sida Rin - nar out a s RUBINSTEIN CASE PROBE DEMANDED BY REP. BUCK

Asks Cut In Arms Spending   Federal Reserve Head Says Either Defense Program or Foreign Aid Must Take Slash

Eccles Suggests U. S. Spend Less  on Military Forces, More on Relief

Eccles Recommend: Less Be Spent On Military Forces :  _ Reserve Bank Heed Says Economic Storm Threatens

ECCLES SUGGEST! CUT IN SPENDING FOR ARMED FORCE   L. S. Can Not Cont‘nue Spend. wigs For Food Aid and Main  taining Military

DEWEY’S DRIVE IS GIVEN BOOST   Saltonstall Says He Secks Only Another Term In Senate

Saltonstall Remar} Heartens Dewey Two-Party System  Return Demanded By Senator Taft

Given‘ Support InNewEngland   Saltonstall Declares He “Wants Only Another: Term” Jn Senate; — * Taft To Speak

Saltonstall Not in Race   Decision to Try for Senate Seat Again Encouraged Dewey Mer

Bay State Due fo Back Dewey   Saltonstall Takes Self Out of Favorite Son Position

Saltonstall Says Dewey Is Leading Contender for °48       Brad ford, However, Says Massachusetts Is Wide Open for  ' Naminalion

Dewey Supporters Encouraged By ‘Withdrawal’ Of Saltonstall   Massachusetts Solon Says New Yorker Is Leading Contender As GOP Nominee

DEWEY PICKING UE STRENGTH IN EAS} BUT RACE IS OPEN   Senator Saltonstall Will Not Be Opponent; Taft Says U.N. Must Act

Dewey Backers Are Encouraged In New England  N.Y, Executive , Chief Contender

Massachusetts Senator Declares He Is Not in Running for the 1948 Presidential Nomination.

Attractive Woman Is Held in Custody For Robbing Banks   Is Said to Have Admitted Holdups; Mrs. Opal Dixon Signs Full Statement

Woman Bandit Is Captured; Admits Two Bank Holdup:  Used Silver Medical Syringe As “Weapon”

ANDIT ARRESTED AFTER BANK ROBBERY   Attractive Brunette Calm ly Walked Off With $2,950 In, Des Moines      THREATENED TELLER WITH SILVER SYRINGE

WOMAN HOLDS UP DES MOINES BANK; CAPTURED  ATER   Walks Out With $2,950 Handed Over by Teller When — She Threatens to Blow Up Piace.   60 IN INSTITUTION STAND PARALYZED   Loot and Silver Syringe Used

Female Bandit Confesses Two Bank Holdups   Attractive Brunette Stages Robbery During Businéss Rush

‘Tired of Living on N othing’ Missouri Woman Confesses Holdups 0f St. Louis and Des Moines Banks

Des Moines Police Nab Her Quickly   Admits She. Pulled. Same Kind Of. Robbery. On Bank At St; Louis

CHARGE REDS WITH ATTACK ON MONGOLIA   China Views Incident With Deep Concern

China Blames Soviets After Mongol Drive   Sinkiang Invasion Viewed as Red Bid To Widen Influence

Most of Purchasers of Pennsylvania Grade Petroleum Meet Increase First Announced by Sinclair; Major U.S. Firms Boost Prices

8 Page Colored Comic Section   Bradford Grade Crude Oil Price Raised 50c¢ to $5.00 Per Barrel, Highest Price Posted In Many Years   Most of Purchasers of Pennsylvania Grade Petroleum Meet Increase First Announced By Sinclair; Quaker State Included in List

8 Page Colored Comic Section   Bradford Grade Crude Oil Price Raised 50c to $9.00 Per Barrel, Highest Price Posted In Many Years

Secrecy That Surrounds the Monthly Crop Reports Equals ‘Hush-Hush’ of Atom Bomb

Monthly Crop Report One of Most “TI,ch-Fush”’ Tob Secrets in U.S.

Move to Make Aid-Seekers Use Assets Here Eyec   House Leaders Hope to Reach Vote on Measure Late Monday

New Yorker Would Compel Aided Nations to Use Investments Held in U. S.  Vote on Siop-gap Aid Expected Mandau hit May Re Delaved

Europe Asset Use Aim of Congressman  Aid Bill String To Be Offered

Cairo Ask Arms; No Viclence There   Shout Anti-American, Anti-Ressian Stogans; Avab Mibtory Leader Prepering

SHOUT AGAINST U. 5., RUSSIA   Anti- Partitioning Scenes Conducted In Egypt And Syria   ‘STUDENTS ON STRIKE

Violence Flares In Middle East; At Least 8 Die   Cairo Demonstrators Cry ‘Give Us Arms’; Arab Leaque Is Bitter

On March In Cairo   Arab Sympathizers Shout Against U. S. And Russia; 4 Killed In Riot in Damascus

Bowles For Price Board In Industry  Former OPA Chie! Calls On Truman

Taft Feels Stel Wage Agreement Nu‘ ‘fies — Chance to Low: Prices

Ohioan Says Big Steel Hikes To Be Copied   Buckeye Is Opposed by Sen. Lucas, Who Believes Truman Reduction Plea Is Logical

VOLUNTARY PRICE REDUCTION BOARD ASKED BY BOWLES   Former OPA Chief Offers: Plan Designed to Get Prices to Lower Level

Bowles Urges Industry Cuts   Would Put Business Men on Control Panel

Wage Pattern Believed Set   Senator Anticipates Similar Increases

Bowles Suggests  Board fo Press  Price Reductions Taf Thinks Steel Pact

Taft Sees Blow To Lower Price Drive .... Pay Hike Said  Economic Evil

Bowles Offers a Plan Concerning Price Reduction:  Suggests Boord “OE Rucinace Adon

EE EEE EEE a Te  STEEL PAY PACT KILLS BID 10 CUT PRICE SAYS TAFT

CLAIMS STEEL HIKE BLOW TO PRICE CUT DRIVE   Taft Says Higher Wages Wil Prevent Any Large Reductions

Prospects For Lower Prices  Fade--Tafi   Ohio Senator Bases View On $1 a Day Wage Boost Granted Big Steel Workers

Wage Boost Seen as Block To Price Cuts   Taft Pessimistic But Lucas Says Steel Can Slash Prices

Bowles Suggests Business Group to   Make Price Cuts   Suggests Voluntary Unit Be Appointed to Seek  Reductions

Bowles Advises Business fo  Seek Price Cut   Former OPA Chief Backs up President’s Call for Lower Prices

Bowles Suggests Price Board fo Reduce Prices   Asks Voluntary Action; Sen. Taft Sees Upped Prices

Taft See s Blow To Lower Price Driv  Pay Hike Said  Eeonomic Evil

‘Senator Taft Asserts Steel Wage Boost Is Blow Te Campaian To Lower Inflated Prices

Sees Steel Pact.  Hurting Chance  For Price Slasl   Taft Asserts Corporations : Will Not Back -Slashes '. As Wages Are Raised

AG DEPARTMENT LITERATURE DOESN'T SEEM TO IMPRESS ANYBODY, NOT EVEN AUTHORS

Boxer Will Not Tell Who Offered Bribe   DA Says Graziano Fears “Gangsters and Gamblers”

District Attorney Says He ‘Feared-Gangsters’ Graziano Refuses To Disclose  Source Of His $100,000 Bribe

DP Chief: ill Enact idget   2ed Legislation Gov. Duff's Fiscal gram Calling for 7 Million Dollors

Ex-Prisoners Lay Siege to Capital   Police Finally Disperse Deportees, Former Prisoners From Government Buildings

Truman Given Hearty Welcome in Mexico   TRUMAN FOURTH TO VISIT TEXAS  Two Roosevelts and Taft Other Lone Star Visitors

LINES FORME BY EQUIPMENT CREWS TODAY   Operators, Voting To End Strike, Unable To Restore Normal Service

OFTW Unionists’ Refusal ‘To Pass ACEW Lines  ‘Halts Normal Service

ACEW Renews Lines After Bell Workers Reach Settlement   Continue Telephone Service on Emergency Basis in Most of State Despite OFTW Wage Pact

Capitol Hill Bank Shortage Denoted   Kenneth Romney Has no Comment

‘Shortage’ Indicated In House Funds  Sergeant-At-Arms Account IneunleeJ

Shortage: In:Capitol Hill. Bank Re eported  WASHINGTON, 14 (FP).

SERGEANT AT ARMS OFFICE SHORTAGE AT LARGE FIGURE   Preliminary Audit Indicates ! Shortage of $121,000; Ex' Officer Has No Comment

$125,563 Shortage In House Official’s  Accounts Is Shown Included Is $3,582 I   Included Is $3,582 Ir Overdrafts By Conaressmen

‘SERGEANT-AT-ARMS SHORT BY $125,563   maa Audit Will Be Turned Over To Attorney General Fer Possible Recovery. Martin Sars

2 KILLED IN CUN MISHAPS   Waverly Veteran Shot Accidentally by Gun In Hands of Friend

VETERAN KILLED WHILE HUNTING   Former Marine Shot m Dischargé of Gun

ROAD STRIKERS GET DEADLINE   Herbert Says “Back at Work by Tuesday” or They'll Be Out.

HERBERT ISSUES ULTIMATUM 10 ROAD LABORERS   Gives Striking Ohio Highway Employes Till Tuesday to Return to Jobs

Highway Dent. Strikers Warned   Political Activity Blamed for Layoffs

HERBERT GIVES ROAD WORKERS UNTIL TUESDAY   Says Strikers Must Returr By Then Or Be Treated As If They Had Quit

Gen. Wyche Leaves for Italy to Probe Ruark Charges Against Mediterranean Commander Lee

Investigate The Charge Against Lee   Army Inspector Genera Goes to Italy—General Lee Asks for Probe

CONDITIONS: IN ITALY TO BE. CHECKED   Armv Inspector General Sails For Mediterranean

ATTLEE SAFE FOR PRESENT IN BIG CRISIS   LABOR GOVERNMEN' IN BRITAIN LACKS DYNAMIC LEADERS   BY ARTHUR GOVSHON AND TOM WILLIAMS

Attlee Now Seems Secure   Labor Government to Survive Crisis; Conservatives Don’t Want to _— Over  Now

Prime Minister’s  Position For the Present Seems Secure. Leadership Unchallenred

BRITAIN’ LABOR GOVERNMENT 10 WEATHER STORM   Spokesmen for Three Labor Parties Say Attlee’s Position in Present Crisis Js Secure.   ‘PREMIER MAY VEER  FURTHER TO LEFT   Little Possibility Is Seen of Unseating Present Regime Before the 1950 Elections.   By ARTHUR GAVSHON AND  TOM WITTLIAmMs.

Attlee Government Seems in Position To Weather Storm  Labor Party Must Meet Full Impact of Great Crisis in England

SPECIAL TRAIN TO MAKE STU? IN QUANAH   “SAVE-THE-SOIL” WORKERS OUT TO AROUSE TEXANS   HERE NOV. 14TH

Hope Senate Will Override   Agree That Taft-Hartley Labor Bill Powerless to Stop Petrillo ,

Tax Measure Expected To Pass Today  Rayburn Leads Opposition To The Measure

House Expected To Pass Tax Bil By Big Margin  Measure Similar To That Vetoed  nn ae ie a / on . We ae

House xpected [o Pass Tax Measure Today   Martin Sees ‘Avalanche’ Of Votes for Slash

Texas Legionnaires Hear Gen. Eaker Blast Tyranny : Four ‘Musts’ Listed

State Alleges Death Weapon Found On Boat   Hammer Used By Heiress And Lover In Murder Of Girl’s Parents, Prosecutor Says

Wagner Labor Act Defended As Successful   NLRB Tell Congress Law Has Prevented Many . Strikes

NLRB CERTAIN WAGNER ACT SUCCESSFUL   Members of Unit Say It Has Prevented Strikes Thruout Nation

BOARD BACKS WAGNER ACT   NLRB Report to Congress Says Statute Reduced Number of Strikes

Labor Board Defends _ Wagner Act  Says Law Has Had ‘Great Success’. In Avaidine Strike:

CONGRESS GETS NLRB DEFENSE OF WAGNER ACT   Statute Has Well Served Public, Agency Says In Its Report   POWERLESS TO SERVE IN POST-WAR DISPUTES

N LRB Makes Defense Of Wagner Law  PRonnet Camas While.   Report Comes Whil Congress Plans For Levislative Change

 Runaway Prince Doesn't Like School: Flies N.Y. to Paris  86 Oe Bee

‘NOT FIRST TIME’  Prince Runs Away From School, Flying fo France

ROOSEVELT ESTATE TOTALS $1,943,885   Of The Total $992.155 Was Received From The Estate Of His Tate Mother

ROOSEVELT LEFT $1,943 885 ESTAT   Executors File Accounting In Dutchess County

ee eee el  Army in Germany Calls in Scrip to Break up Counterfeiting Ring

. — BLOW: TO. ‘COUNTERFEITERS—  Army Calls. In All Currency i in Reich 

Outstanding Military Scrip Called In By the US Army  To Block Large-Scale Counterfeiting

GOP Promises Truman Battle In Extra Session  President Asks Action To Avert Depression _ Here, Hunger Abroad

Truman Urges Prompt Action From Congress To Prevent Widespread Economic Chaos

Truman Confronts Congress With Plea To Halt Price Rise   President Views Winte As “Decisive Time in History” Over Radio

PRESIDENT ASKS GOP CONGRESS T0 ACCEPT PROGRAM   SOME SOLONS SAY TRUMAN ATTEMPTING TO PLAY POLITICS

Truman Asks Prompt Action On Prices. Aid   President Warns That Failure Means A Depression At Home, Aggression Abroad

Beat Prices: Want. Congress Is Urged ‘Playing Politics.’  Truman Is Aecused By GOP Leaders

Urges Prompt, Courageous Action   President Goes On Air To Tell About Conditions

President: Truman Warns: Failur To Act Will Bring Depression in US. Totalifarianism in Europe

Truman Urges Fast Action Taken   Will Give Program To Halt Runaway Prices and Aid Europe

Truman Demands Action to Halt Runaway Prices  Failure to Act May Mean Depression, President Warns

Decisive Time in History   Tells Nation Special  Session Called to Deal With Economic Crises At Home and Abroad

Truman Calls for Action on Prices, Aid   “Terms Approaching Winter ‘Decisive Time-in History’

President Demands. Fast Action to Save Europe From Economic Disaster.

Congress Is Given Super Crisis Task   ‘President Demands ‘Prompt’ Action on U.S. Price Situation And Eurosnean Aid

TRUMAN CALLS ON CONGRESS TO AID EUROPE, CURB INFLATION AT HOME: GOP. INDICATES BATILE

Failure to Act Could Mean Depression, Collapse in Europe, President Warns

Truman Asks Prompt Action To Curb Prices   Must Also Aid Eurove To Avert Totalitarian Aocression. He Warns.

Truman Asks Price Curbs, "Europe Aid   President Explains Reasons Behind Call to Congress

Price Curbs, European Aid Held Vital   President Demands Speed By Congress and Fears Failure Will Result in  Fi nenenwntmes Sex FHS

Truman Speech Lauded, Assailed   Repubiican Leaders Dislike Linking Prices to Relief

Truman Outlines European Aid Plar   Accused of Linking Prices With Relief

Truman Foresees Choas In Europe Without Our Aid  Calle a. es   Calls On Congress For Prompt Action To Check Trouble

Truman Needled By GOPs   President Criticized for Not Offering Plan for Correcting Ills

TRUMAN URGES PROMPT ACTION BY CONGRESS   Points Out This Winter Is Decisive Time in ‘History on Food Aid

TRUMAN WANTS RUNAWAY PRICES BROUGHT TO HALT   The President Confronted the Republican Congress With a Demand.   WANTS PROMPT ACTION   Coupled a Sharp Warning That Failure to Act Would Lead to a Depression.

Truman Urges Action At Home And Abroad   Demands Congress Act To Halt Inflation, Rescue Europe

Truman Demands Prompt Action On His Program   Failure to Act to Lead to Depression?

\  Action Is Needed To Halt Runaway Prices In U. S.,  Chief Executive States U. S. POLICY      IT Help Free Nations’ Recover From Ravages Of War, President Adds; Congressional Contest Seen

“Prompt And Courageous Action” Needed To Stop Aggression Abroad And Depression At Home, President Declares—Republicans Indicate Administration Will Have Fight On Its Hands Over Some Of Proposed Measures

by ew Mech Ee Tha © Padure to      ‘Gop. Leaders Decry Link Living Cos ts With Foreign Ad

Truman Asks  Action to Halt  Inflation. Push Aid to Europe   Warns U. 8. Depression, Aggression in Europe Are Alternatives

TrumanDemands Action On Aid And High Prices   Warns Failure Means Depression And Aggression

‘Decisive Time In History’  Warns of Depression And Totalitarianism

TRUMAN SEEKS TWOFOLD AIMS:   Asks G.0.P. for Prompt Action Te Lower Prices, Aid Europe.

GOP Leaders Say Truman  Omits Plan   President Asks Prompt Relief  Rar Prices. Firrnne

President Asks Prompt Aid Action   U. S. Depression, Disaster in Europe Held Alternatives

Truman Demands Prompt Action On His Program.  - Failure to Act-to-

—PRESIDENT—  Asks Halt To Price Increases  Hopes To Save   Hopes To Save European Economy

Truman Wants Congress to Act Promptly   Indications Are Given Battle Expected When Congress Meets

Curb U.S. Inflation And Help Europe   Is Truman Plea   Republican Congress Is Confronted Wiih Desnand for Courageos,  BDentnint Artian ~*

Truman Asks Action To Halt Price Spiral, Provide Foreign Aid   Radio Address Features Warning That Spectres of Depression, Disaster Hane Over U.S... Furane

\ Truman Says Congress Must Aid Europe, Stop   Aggression Abroad, Depression at Home.

Solons Expect Battles   President Urges Speed In Work Of Congress

Demands Action To Curb Prices   fruman Also Warns That @ Failure to Help Europe * May Bring Aggression  ;   IMMEDIATE CRITICISM   G.0.P. Leaders Decry Link Of Living Costs With Foreign Aid

Truman Asks * Action to Halt Runaway Price:   House Leader Charges Politics in Link of Prob lam ta Waraton Aid

FACES DEMAND “FOR ACTION   Pres. Truman. Calls For Prompt,. ‘Coura-gveogus Plan   SOUNDS WARNING   Points To *o Depr ession Here, ‘Keonomie Disteks In Binopve

Told By Truman To Halt Inflation And Save Europe   Warns Of Depressions In America And ‘Totalitarian Aggression’ In Europe

TASK HANDED GOP CONGRESS BY PRESIDENT   WELFARE OF U.S.A, LINKED UP WITH FOREIGN AID

Find Peace Aleman  Asks U.N.   Says World Anxious to Liquidate War, Begin Rebuilding

MEXICAN HEAD SPEAKS TO UN   Aleman Urges Powers To Reach Peace Settlements

Aleman Urges Completion of Peace Pacts   . Receives Ovation In Address to U.N. Delegates

ALEMAN BLASTS “STEEDS OF WAR AT-UN. SESSION   Warns World Is Anxious to Begin Work. of Recon pp rere

ALEMAN IN PLEA FOR FARLY PEACE   Urges Big Powers To Speed Treaties Ending War

WEATHER MENU HAS HIGH WINDS   Storm Warnings Posted As Cool Air Reaches (;reat Lakes Area

Draft Comes To End Monday Night  Record May Re Ken      Record May Be Ker For Time, But No One to Be Called

BOWLES CALLS FOR ATTACK ON INFLATION   Former OPA Chief Offers 12-Point Program “to Avoid Disaster” and Urges Action Now on Marshall Plan.

BOWLES FAVORS CALLING SOLONS   Ex-OPA Chief Thinks Marshall Plan Requires Immediate Congressional Study

tH GOES WILD IN CHINA   Gold Selling For 920,000 Chinese Dollars Per  Ounce.

Accuse Lewis of New Strike   Mine Leader Due to Go Before Judge to Get Back Part of Fine

Owners Accuse Lewis of Calling New Strike Today   Justice Department Waiting Appearance In Court Thursday

Lewis Accused By Soft Coal Mine Owners of Fnoimeering’’ New Strike

Lewis Accused Of Starting Coal Strike   OPERATORS 5 HURL NEW CHARGES AT MINE BOSS

CHARGE LEWIS FOSTERS STRIKE   Operators Say UMW Chie! Delays Return to Work:

Justice Department Quiet  On Views Pending Appearance By Union Head

Mine Owners Accuse John L. Lewis Of Engineering “Deliberate” Strike In Defiance Of Federal Courts

Owners Say Lewis Engineering ‘Strike’   Justice Department Silent Pending Lewis Appearance In Court Thursday

Mine Owners Flay Lewis   Accuse Him of Engineering New Mine Strike

ALLEGE LEWIS DEFIES ORDER BY U5. COURT   Hearing Set Thursday Be fore Judge Who Assessed Original Fine.

LEWIS T0 GET DAY IN COURT   Leader Slated To.Appecr Be fore Federat Judge Goldsborouch Thursday

Message to Union Locals Assailed As Effort to Halt Work Movement; UMW Chief Due in Court Tomorrow

MORE MINES ARE OPERATING TODAY   Owners Accuse Lewis o! Defying Federal Court with New Strike   UNION ORDERS DEFIED

Coal Mine Owners Accuse Lewis of Engineering New Strike in Defiance Of Courts; Coal Production Gains

MINE OWNERS ACCUSE LEWIS OF NEW STRIKE   Fine Return Showdown Sel for Thursday in Judge Goldsborough’s Court

Mine Operators Accuse Lewis of ‘Deceitful Dodge’   UMW Chief Seeks to Halt Back-td-Work Movement, Is Claim

>cused Of ed Of Defying Courts ....  Fresh Mine Plot Is Laid At Lewis Door

LEWIS IS ACCUSED OF ENGINEERING NEW COAL STRIKE   HIS LATEST MOVE IS A ‘DECEITFUL DODGE,’ COAL OPERATORS SAY

Charge Lewis Engineers New Mining Strike   Owners Contend Order On Safety Defies U.S. Court Instructions

Lewis Accused Of Engineering A Fresh Strike   Mine Owners Charge ‘Deceitful Dodge’ To Keen [Jnionists Idle.

LEWIS CHARGED WITH “DECEIT”   Owners Say Mine Leader Is Trying To Stop Return to Work.

FRESH STRIKE   Deliberate and Premed.tated Effort Made. in Defiance of Federal Courts ~   DECEITFUL DODGE IS CHARGED BY OWNERS

Lewis Accused Of Flouting Law by Strike   Soft Coal Operators Say UMW Head Fight: Back-to-Work Move

Charge Lewis With Fomenting Another New Coal Walkou   “Deceitful Dodge” Says NCA to Break Up Back To Work Movement

Owners Call New Lewis Maneuver Deceitiul Dodge’  Union Chief Slated

IDLENESS OF COAL MINERS CALLED PLOT   Owners Accuse Lewis of Engineering New Strike in Defiance of Courts— Government Silent on Next Move.

Coal Mine Owners Claim New Walkou Engineered byLewi   UMW Chief to Ask “For Return of Most Of Contemot Fines

Mine Owners Say Lewis Engineered Coal Strike In Detiance of Courts

Indict Lewis  On New Plan   Owners Claim Deliberate Stoppage; Defies Federal Court Order.”

Mine Owners Charge Lewis  With Deceit   Union Leader Accused Of Calling New Strike Under Pretense of Demanding Safety

MINE OWNERS CHARGE LEWIS WITH ‘STRIKE   Coal Men Say New Slow down ‘Premeditated And Deliberate’ Action

Mine Owners Aceuse Lewis  Of Deceit   Say Telegram Really Tells Men To Stay Away From Pits And Defies Court

‘Stalled Train Leaves After Four Nights   Pulls Out At 4 a.m. Today

Getting Ready For Overseas Journey To Join - Her Soldier Mate   ‘Stalled Train Leaves After Four Nights   Pulls Out At 4 a.m. Today

Diesel Powered Monon Locomotives Hit Head. on Early Today; Two Are Injured in Mishap   ACCIDENT CAUSE NOT DETERMINED

Class Hatred Undermines Foundation Says Pope In Christmas Message

Sentences Of Death Imposed On 23 Germans   All Attached To Staff Of Notorious Oswiecim Camp

DECREE DEATH FOR 23 NAZIS   16 Others Get Prison Terms As Mass Crimes Trial In Poland Is Ended

Death Decreed For 23 Nazis   Poland's Biggest ‘War Crimes Trial Comes To: End

MASS TRIAL ENDS: 23 NAZIS 10 DIE   Among Them Woman Who Killed 10,000 Women in Infamous Camn

Sentence 23 More Nazis to Die for Crimes   Tribunal At Krakow Convicts Concentration Camp Officials

23 Top German SS Officers Get Death Sentences   List Includes Woman Accused  Of Killing 10,000

London Parley  Collapse Onens New World Era   Historic Struggle Between - Two Civilizations For Supremacy Is Anticipated   NOT STRUGGLE THAT CAN BE WON BY WAR

Poultryless Thursdays May Be Out   Luckman Mects Monday With Poultry and Feed  Industry Men; ConsumFO, 5 Ee, Oe

WHEAT HITS NEW HIGH AT CHICAGO   Poultrymen Try to Have Poultryless Day Abandoned

Meat Again Off Menus Of Nation   Poultry Men Try To Get Luckman To Help Them

ONE IS KILLED, 15 INJURED IN TRIESTE FIGHT   Italian, Slav Groups Clash in Streets Of Port City

~$ DISCUSSED AT HEARING   ESTIMATE OF COST TO PROPERTY OWNERS GIVEN BY ... . , SPOKESSMAN OF THE LEGION

‘Big Muddy’ Hits New Mark Of 21.02 Feet   Three State Arca Braces For New Floods Following Rains.

River Reaches Nev Record Level In South Nebraska  Additional Floods Are Expected Following Rains

Nebrasks Braces For a New Flood   Heavy Rains Are Reported in Northeast Part of State   CLEANUP IS HAMPERED   Another Overflow - Last Night in South Central  “Part of Iowa

NEW FLOOD IS 3-STATE PERIL   Raging Rivers and Rain: Reason for Threat

New Rainfall Raises River Flood Waters   Stream Reaches Record Leveis In Nebraska

Record Flood Rolling Down Missouri Valley   Huge Railroad Levee Washed Out; Others Threatened

Missouri River Climbs To a New Record Level:   Now Rains Fall Before Old Floods Can Run Downstream Course

New Downpour Threatens In Midwest Area   Towa, Nebraska Set For New Floods After Four-Inch Rain Hits Some Seetions Today

Missouri River At New Record In Nebraska.   Three States Braced For New Floods After Widespread Rains

ATTLEE SAYS GOV'T INTENDS SELF-RULE FOR INDIA IN 1948   Also Announces Recall Of Wavell And Appointment Of New Viceroy

BRITAIN 10 ENO NOVA RULE IN 48   Mountbatten Replaces Lord Waveli as Viceroy of ,  #&x.India

Aitlee Says India To Be Given Self _ Role by June, 1948   Sub-Continent Would Be Turned Over to “Daeecnonsible’! Satin

Britain Plans To Free India By June, 1948   Crisis Reached in ~ India With Demand Moslems Be Ousted Eram Interim Cabinet

Promise Indian Rule    British to Leave By June, 1948; Mountbatten to Replace Wavell As Viceroy

SELF-RULE FOR INDIA BY JUNE, 1948, IS BRITISH PLAN, ATTLEE ANNOUNCES

INDIA’S FREEDOM DUE IN JUNE,1948   Attlee Discloses Plans Fo Turning Over Rule

Britain To Give India Independence In ’48  Attlee Announces Wavell’s Reeall, Mounthatten’s Appointment To Job

Attlee Moves To Give India Home Contro!]   Mountbatten Succeeds Wavell as Viceroy as British Plan to End Rule in June. L948

BRITISH READY TO TURN INDIA FREE OF RULE   Willing to Get Out of Country —— and Let Indians Have Self Government   OPPOSITION OF LORDS DENOUNCES PROPOSAL

Britain to End Rule In India in 1948   Lord Mauntbatten to Become Viceroy; New Crisis Develops In India

Britain to Free India by June of ‘48   Mountbatten to Succeed ‘Vavell As Viceroy

Attlee Reveals Regime's Plan To Pull Out   Lord Mountbatten Replaces Wavell  As Viceroy; White Paper Due Shortly

British Favor Indian Rule   Attlee Announces That Self-Government   Starts In 1948

Mountbatten New Viceroy; Wavell ‘Out’   New Leader Will Leave for Colony Sometime in March

sovernment Intends To Turn Nation Over To Responé sible Indian Rule By June, 1948, Prime Minister Declares In Statement Before House Of Commons —Lord Mountbatten To Succeed Wavell As Viceroy —No Explanation Given For Field Marshal’s Recall

WILL PERMIT SELF-RULE BY JUNE OF 1948   Prime Minister Attlee An. nounces That Such Is Definite Intention of the Government — Mountbatten Succeeds Wavell.

Plan to Turn India Over  To Home Rul   Recall Wavell  As Viceroy, Name Lord Mountbatten

Attlee Cites Intention To Leave Government To Responsible Indian Rule

Recall Wavell, Mountbatten Is Named Viceroy   Attlee Announces Definite Intention to Yield Britain’s Contro!

Attlee Says India to Be Free in 48   Mountbatten New ViVceroy; Wavell May Quit Service

VICEROY WAVELL OUT, MOUNTBATTEN NAMED SUCCESSOR BY ATTLEE  STATEMENT OF CRUCIAL IMPORTANCE SCHEDULED IN COMMONS THURSDAY

June, 1948 Is Selected   Impasse Persists in Indian Affairs as Major Par. ties Unable to Agree

Attlee Announces Britain Plans to Withdraw from India by June 1948

India Will Get Home Rule By June, 1948  Lord Montbatten   Lord Montbatten Is to Replace Wavell as Viceroy

Mountbatten Is New Viceroy, Attlee Reports   Succeeds Field Marshal Wavell, Who Is To Retire From Service

Attlee Says British Plan to Release India by 1948; Mountbatten Is Named

ATTLEE REVEALS  DEFINITE PLAN  TO PARLIAMENT WAVELL RECALLED  AND MOUNTBATTEN NAMED SUCCESSOR

Mountbatten To Replace Wavel! As Viceroy   Churchill Inquires About “Divergencies Of Opinion”

Great Britain to Abandon India  To Be Turned Over by June of Next Year

Attlee Tells Of Program In Commons   Viceroy Wavell Is Being Recalled; Successor Is Mountbatten.

INDIA FINALLY WILL BECOME A FREE COUNTRY   3ritain Plans To Drop “Hot Potato’’ Of Asia By June Of Next Year; British  To Evacuate.

Free India >By June Of 1948: Attlee   Govt. Power To Be Transferred To ‘Responsible Indian Hands.’

Attlee Declares Britain Intends To Return India To Home Rule by June ’48

ToMountbatten; — Wavell Recalled   ‘Plan Necessary Steps Fer . Transferting Of Power : To Responsible Hands

FREEDOMBY JUNE OF 1948   Attlee Announces British Intentions TT. Commons Today

India to Be Free by June, 1948; Mountbatten to Take Wavell’s Tob

England To Give India Freedom By June, 1948   Attlee Announces Plans Mountbatten To Succeed Waveil.

Britain Plans To Free India By June °48   Attlee Announces Recall of Lord Wavell and Appointment of Mountbattenas Viceroy of India.

June, 1948 Is To Be Deadline For Shift In Indian Gov't.  Paramountcy Will  Be Cancelled at ee See oe a ee or —-

British Prime — Minister Sets  Specific Date   Also Announces Recall Of Field Marshal Lord Wavell As Viceroy To India   Lord Mountbatten Will Succeed Him   Tense House Of Commons Hears Beginning Of End For Britain’s 200-Year Rule

INDIA FREEDOM BY JUNE, 1948, BRITAIN’S AIM   Attlee Hopes To Turn over Rule to Indians—Mountbatten New Viceroy

Announcement hAade By Attlee   Mountbatten Will Succeed Lord Wavell: Churchill Sharply Questions Premier

Brifon Intends To End Rule in India  in 3  OR Pe AE   To Turn Nation Over To Responsible Rule

City's ‘Outstanding Young Man‘ Of 46 Joe Stanley Given Honor By Jaycees

UN ASSE IN FINAL WEEK   Day and Wight Sessions Set In Stretch Drive

UN Assembly Begins Its: Final Week   Palestine And Big Five Veto Still Up. in. Air

GOP Drafts Income Tax Reduction;  _ President Refuses Comment on Plan

Labor Board Reverses Its Previous Rule   Declares Strikers Forfeit Wagner Act Protection When Walkout Is Unlawful

Strikers in ‘Unlawful’ Walkouts Get Warning From NLRB of Forfeiting Jobs

NLRB REVERSES STRIKE VERDICT   Bans ‘Protection’ When Walkout is ‘Unlawful’

ILLEGAL STRIKE DECISION UPSET   Workers Lose Protection In Unlawful Walkouts, NLRB Declares

NLRB Denies Back Pay To Auto Workers   Board Holds Recent Detroit Strike Ileqal

NLRB Reverses Earlier Ruling  Men Lose "Protection' 2. Wales Enl! Sethe

NLRB Clamps Ban on Illega ‘Walkouts   Board Reverses Own Eorlier Decision in Reinforcing Policy

Atomic Adviser Isn't Worried About Russia Starting War, It's United States

Atom Bombs--and Armageddon   Time Running Short on Atomic Eneray Use, Professor Warns

SENATE 1S ASKED TO ORDER PROBE OF VOTE FRAUDS   Kem Continues Fight For Investigation Of Election

Senate Asked To Probe Vote In Kansas City   Kem Renews Fight For Inquiry Into ‘Whitewash’ By Justice Department

Carnival Here, Legion Ready To Celebrate   Musical Features H light 1947 Renewal Annual Event

Carnival Her Legion Reac To Celebra                Musical Features High light 1947 Renewal: of Annual Event ==" ~

Union Will Make  Reeords No More   Petrillo. Says Musicians Going Out Of ; Business If It Goes On Makine Recordines

French Communist Unleash Attack on Marshall Program   Effort to Oust” “Premier Ramadier Ends in Failure

REDS FAIL T0 QUST RAMADIER   “French Premier Wins Vote of Confidence

—‘LIVES, BILLIONS -LOST’ — ; Baruch Bares Costly Mobilization Fumbles

BARUCH SAYS WAR ERRORS NEEDLESS      Contends Mobilization Mistakes Repeated.

Mobilization Errors Cost Thousands  Of Lives In War IL, Baruch States

Baruch Reviews Wartime Fumbling  Presidential Adviser Says Lives Wasted

Baruch Blasts Mobilization  Says Errors of Ist War Were Repectec

Many Needlessly Lost in Last War--Baruch   U.S.to Continue Poultryless Days

Eix-FDR Aide Cites Diseard  Of M-Day Plan   Ideas ‘Old Stuff.’ Baruch Was InformedSavs Months of Time, Billions Were Lost

BARUCH SPEAKS ON WAR ERRORS   ‘Adviser to Presidents Says Mistakes of First World Conflict Repeated

Baruch Blasts ‘Costly Delays In Second Wai   Senate Probers: Informed Mobilizatiom Plans _ Ignored’ and . Many” Lives: Were Lost —-

Baruch Says Mobilization Plan Was Ready But Never Put Into Effect   Tells Senate Committee Thousands Of Lives _ And Extra Billions Lost In World. " War If Because OF Errore. -

Baruch Cites Mobilization Mistakes   Lives, Dollars and Time Lost, Adviser to Presidents Save

Baruch Says Repeating Blunders of World War { Cost Tremendous Price

Defense Progra  Blasted   Lives And Money Lost As Result Of Delays

Says U.S. Repeated World War i Errors   Baruch Says Billions, . Months of Time and Many livac Wockad

Scuttling Mobilization Plan Cost U.S. Thousands Of Lives   Baruch Tells Congress Billions Of Dollars And Months Of Time Were Also Lost

Baruch Charges U.S. Fumbled In Mobilization  Waste And Lost Lives ’ Followed Government Error. Adviser Says

JS. BLUNDERED IN IGNORING M-DAY DI ANS --BARUCH   Aged Adviser To Presidents Says 'We Paid Great Prices For Errors

Two ICC Examiners  Oppose Santa Fe Plan   Santa Fe Railroad’s Entrance Through Mexico to St.Louis Recommended Against By Two Fxaminers Who Conducted Hearing

OPPOSE ENTRY OF THE SANTA FE INTO ST. LOUIS   Two Interstate Commerce Examiners Against the Move.   WAS A JOINT PROPOSAL   By Santa Fe and the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroads.

Rule Against Santa Fe. Entry Into St. Louis   ICC Examiners Say Santa Fe-Burlington Plan is “Unwarranted

Government Predicts ‘Poultryless Thur:  +       oy i © i : ee aS halt 7 4 + BAS Ti idee: Game  ‘WillMeet More Success Than ‘Meatless

RAIN IN STATE ENDS DROUGHT   Half Inch of Rain Falls In Southern Portion Of Pennsylvania

Drought Broken In Southern  Pennsylvania  But Northern Half, Where Forests Exist,

Showers Fail To End Forest  Fire Danger   ore Rains Predicted But Not Enough Likely To Seak Dry Ground

FRANCE, ITALY CHAOS MAY HOLD UP COMPROMISE   As Big 4 Seek German Program

Big Four Argue Over Future Plans If Meeting Fails   Molotov Says U. S., Britain, France Plan West German .Gov’t.

STRIKES IN OCTOBER ARE FEWEST OF THE YEAR      WORLD NEWS IN A NUTSHELL    MOLOTOV CHARGES JU. S., FRANCE AND BRITAIN  lel AM GEOKIAM GOUEGNIAIENIT TE Ricy RIG A GEAL

GUNFIRE KILLS EIGHT HUNTERS OVER WEEKEND   Several Others Are Hurt In Accidents In Northern Woods

GUNFIRE KILLS EIGHT HUNTERS   Birch Run Man_ Shot To Death Sunday In Ontonagon

21 Negroes Die In Two-Truck Crash in Tex.   All Were Trapped — lin Flaming Wreckage _ Near Waxahachie

Dog Finds New-Born Babe, Movies Shot from Helicopter, Amnesia  Victim Appears in Grand Rapids

Relations, With Russia Subject  At Public Forum  Speaker Presents This Live Topic

Relations, With — Russia Subject At Public Forum  Speaker Presents.  This Live Topic  rr. Foo. f., weaved

WEALTHY MAN DRIVES TAXI FOR $42 A WEEK   Took Job Because He Likes t: Meet People—Gives Away Large Sums Yearly.

TELEGRAPH STRIKE THREAT GROWING   Mediators Meet with Union Company Officals

Federal Mediators Attempt to Stave Off Strike in WU   AFL Unions Schedule Walkout Date for Next Tnesdav 6 a. m.

Lewis Denies Being Guilty Of Contempt   His Lawyers To Appea Before Supreme Court Tomorrow To Argue For Dismissal.

UMW ' Ciheftain Lewis Ask: Court: To Cancel Contempt Convictions Imposed Against Union And Himself *   LEWIS WILL NOT APPEAR IN COURT

Lawyers to Argue UMW-LewisCase In Washington   U. S. Supreme Court Will Hear Arguments By Counsel Tomorrow

UNRRA ASKS GUARANTEE FROM CHINA   Wants to Make _ Sure Cotton Won’t Reach Black Market

UNRRA STUDIES CHINA REQUEST   Relief Body Seeks Assur ances On Cotton Sale

UNRRA Studies Chinese Proposal   Assurance is Sought That Cotton Not to Be Sold on Black Market

UNRRA Asks China to Guarantee Cotton Purchases Will Go to Relief

CHINA ASKED T0 MAKE PROMISES   U, S, COTTON MAY FALL TO BLACK MARKETEERS

Court Silent On That Wedding Gowr   Britishess Want te Krav About tt, Court Fears Semeone’'d Bupticete tt

Court Silent On That Wedding Gown   Britishers Wont fe Know About Ht, Court’ Fears Sameane’d Buplicote kt

House Wants Firm Stand Towards Reds   Marshall Will * Be Given Views Tomorrow

Soviet-American Relations Will Come Up For Serious Discussions In Red Capital

ELGIN OUSTER IS DECREED BY STATE SENATE   Further Debate On “Ripper Bill” Is Anticipat ed In House   ASSEMBLY SESSIONS ARE NEARING AN END

Elsin Voted Out Of Office By Maryland Senate, 16-7   Motor Vehicles Commissioner Would Keep Job Until June 30—Further Debate Expected When Bill Reaches House

Jewelry Valued af $75,000 Stolen   Boston Has Second Pavroll Holdup

Birmingham Bandits Make Big Gem Haul   Bind Jeweler And Family. Take Keys And Clean Out Jewels At Store

Sack Robbers Stage Second Pay Roll Raid   Daring Holdup: Held Similar to°$108,000°. “Theft of Yesterday.

Bandits Loot Store of Gems  Get $75,000 Horde   Get $75,000 Horde tm Leisurely Theft

Brooklyn Paper Robber Victim  Eagle's pate roll of $20,000 Stolen

STARE CLEANED OUT BY BANDITS   Loot In Birmingham, Ala Jewel Theft Valued At $75,000 To $80,000

Says Low Pay Forcing Out ‘Aen Teachers   Sugar Rationing Boost in Sight   Von Papen Goes On Trial Friday   S95 000 PAVROit peponmeareyv

Movie Industry Probe to Begin   Committee to Seek Out Communists

Police Free Worker From Molasses Tank   Too Much Shoe In the Goo, So Cops Go To  the Rescue

Shoe In The Goo ‘Mechanic Attempting To Retrieve ‘Wrench Trapped” In Molasses Car

$600 MARK PASSED   More Contnbutions _ tc Friendship Train Over  Week End

Riots Mar Trieste s Freedom   Yugoslavia Jumps Gun In Occupying New Territory

JUDGE DRAWS * ~ HEATED REPLY   IRONTON OFFICIALS HAVE: I8SUED..A CHALLENGE‘ TO FIND “PAY-OFFS” THERE

WHITE SLAVERY AFTERMATH Ironton City Officials Angered By Judge's ‘Payoff Hetetbies’

COUNTY OVERDRAWN: COURT EXPECTED T0 SUPPLEMENT BUDGET  ADDITIONAL UNEXPECTEL

COUNTY OVERDRAWN; COURT EXPECTED TO SUPPLEMENT BUDGET  ADDITIONAL UNEXPECTEL 1947 REVENUE IN TREAS. URY MAY BE USED

5 Big Money Bills Await  Final Action   Republicans Decide Against Retaining Pow er To Call Special  Concress Session.

State Liquor Department “Knowingly Overstocked,” Director Dunifon Charges

State Demands Adjustment On Huge Liquor Overstock  Companies Get Ultimatum to Take Back Goods Obtained in Last 3 Months of 1946

OHIO DEMANDS LIQUOR REFUND IN OVERSTOCK’   Tells 61 Firms It Will Not Buy More Spirits Until Adiustments Come

Ohio Supplies Of Liquor Are Huge, Report   Director Places Ban On Purchases of All Spirits by State

Governor Orders Buying Held Up While Check Made--Some Dealers Asked To Take Back Slow Brands

ment of Combat  Lovett Says First Ship’ Way in October  Enunment to Be on’ The

T. ruman Has New Flood * Control Plan   Will Send Special  Message to Congress Recommending Plan “For Entire Midwest

TRUMAN TO ASK FLOOD CONTROL   President Slated To Send Message To Congress Proposing Program

Flood Control Is  Topic of Message Truman Will Send It To Both Houses

Flood Control Message Ready For Congress   Proposal Will Embrace Entire Middle West; To Reach Both Houses By End Of Week

FLOOD CONTROL MESSAGE PLAN   Truman to Send Report to Congress in Midweek

Truman Plans Flood Message   Entire Midwest Plan to Be _ Submitted to Congress ! Next Week

{rumanto Ask Big Mid-West Flood Project   Proposal Embraces Area From Rockies To Appalachians

PLANS NOTE ON FLOOD CONTROL   CONGRESS TO HEAR PROPOSED WORK FOR MIDWESTERN AREAS

Truman Draws Flood Plan For Midwest   President Will Submit Proposals te Coneress Next Week

FLOOD CONTROL LAN TO CONGRESS NEXT WEEE       } resident “Truman Will Send ‘Special Message, It Is ' ” Announced. :             MIDDLE OF THE WEEK           “Embrace Not Only Missouri Valley But Whole “ Area.

TRUMAN WILL ASK FUND TO HARNESS GREAT U.S. RIVERS   Chief Executive's Message Slated To Go To Con-  arece Novi Waak

Truman Will Present Flood Control Project   Profect Embracing All of Midwest Goss To Concracc Novi Wr...

Wants Men to Wear Hats—Might Result In a Shirtless Fad   Royal Couple Borrows Estate From Philip's Uncle fo Spend Honeymoon

Floods Damage Wyoming Valley  PRR Bridge Swept Out In Wilkec-Rarre Aren

—CHARGE GIRL SHOT PARENT— Find Body Of Father, M issing kight Months

GIRL, 20, HELD IN DEATH OF FATHER   DENIES CHARGE SHE BURIED BODY ELGHT MONTHS AGO IN PEN

Daughter Held In Yule Death Of Her Father   Man’‘s Body Found Buried Underneath Sheep Pen Boards

Girl Slew Father, Hid Body Under Pen, Prosecutor Says   PLEADS GUICTY TO weence

20-Year-Old Millworker Accused of Slaying Father and Hiding Body in Sheep Pen for Eight Months; Girl's ‘Seothers Turn Her Over to Police

Victim Buried Under Floor Of Sheep Pen   Argument Over Telegram Led To Shooting

DAUGHTER HELD IN YULE MURDER   Girl Accused of Slaying  Dad Last Christmas

Killed Father in December, Young Woman Confesses   Shot Him Following Argument aad Hid Body in Sheep Pen

80 PERCENT BOOST SINCE 1939  Clothing Prices Rise For 44 Months To Establish Record

MINISTER AND SINGER RETURN   Cross-Country Tour End: With Arrest In Kalamazoo

SUSTAIN COURT IN DISMISSAL   UPHOLD ACTION BY JUDGE IN TRIAL OF 30 FOR SEDITION

Truman Seeks Further Cut In Auto Accident Fatalities   President Pleased With Result of Safety Drive. But Calls for BeHter Mark

TrumanNotes Decline In Traffic Toll  “Major Victory Won Against  I nao becom mont

Truman Praises Drop In Nation’s Traffic Casualties  ' Issues Call For Further Safety

PRESIDENT HALLS DROP IN NATION'S TRAFFIC DEATHS   Urges Conference To Con ‘tinue Drive For Safety On Hiachwoave

TRUMAN APPLAUDED SHARP DECLINE IN “TRAFFIC MISHAPS   Called on Highway Users and Officials to Further Reduce Casualties.   WON A MAJOR VICTORY   Last Year 33,500 Persons Died As.a Result of Carelessness.

Truman Opens Safety Meet   Applauds Sharp Drop In Nation’s Traffic Casualties

Applauds Traffic Death Decline  Bat Troman Emphasizece Natian Muct Still Further Cut Tall

Truman Hints Uniform Auto Law Needed   Licensing Provisions In Some Sections Are Merely Revenue Source:

Truman Praises Safety Drive   President Applauds Shary Drop In Traffic Deaths In The Nation.

Safety Drive Is Praised   But Toll Is Still Too ‘High, Says Truman; Urges More Efficient Licensing of Drivers.

President Hails Sharp Decline in Traffic Toft   But Calls For Even Greater Efforts for Safety on Highways

President Calls for Licensing Laws Which Will Eliminate Dangerous Car Drivers

Hoover Sees Austria on  Feet by 1951   Russia Must Cut Occupation Force, Return Farmlands

Russian Wheat Loss Kills Many  Droughts And Rains Ruined Much Of Crop

“Thousands Starving In Russia”   Report From Paris Gives Severe Drought, And Excessive Rains ° As Chief Famine Cause

Anti-Red Escanes to U.S, Reveals Communist Terror Rules in Hungary

Hungarian Foe (Of Reds Lands Safely in U.S.   Former Government Official Tells Of Secret Flight

FERGUSON ASKS NEW COLLEGES   Separate Ohio Engineering And Agriculture Schools Proposed By Auditor

STATE UDITOR. BAYS SEPA RATE. COLLEGES SHOULD  . BE ESTABLISHED OUT:  BIDE COLUMBUS .

Located in Bristol, Morrie   Some Violations May Be “Through Some

SENATE HEARS OF GARS’ DEARTH   Manufacturers Hit Shortage Of Rolling Stock

Gen. Eisenhower, Vacation At End, Back In Capital   Will Lead Fight For Army Program

General Eisenhower Faces Fight For Appropriations   Chief ‘of Staff Returns From Florida Vacation In Strict Secrecy—War Department Committee . Studies Draft Continuation

Eisenhower Is Pressing New _ Army Program  Fh ene ER TE pee   Draft Continuance One Of Vital Proposals On Hand

TKE TQ PUSH ARMY DEMAND   General Back in Capita To Lead Campaign For Appropriations

Gen. Eisenhower Returns to Lead Campaign   Will Seek Funds : for Army i From Conaress

UNION CURBING MEASURE GIVEN FULL APPROVAL   Senate-House Conferee: Whip Labor Bill Into  Its Final Form

Committee Reaches Accord On Labor Bill: President Expected To Veto Measure

3 UNWILLING 10 SIGN PROPOSED CURB ON UNIONS   First Step Along Soad To White House Scheduled For Next Wednesday

COMPROMISE RULING HAS MANY RESTRICTIONS  LABOR BILL WINS APPROVAL

TWO SOLONS ASK LABOR BILL VETO   Murray, Lesinski Oppose ‘Reactionary Measure’

BILL CURBS ON LABOR GETS APPROVAL   Twe Demecrats, One Re. poblican Refuse Te Sige   PASSAGE OVER VETO PREDICTED BY TAFT

Senate and House Conferees OK  Labor Compromise  Two Dissenting Members Hopeful of Veto By President Truman

BUCKS FARMERS ARE NOW PLANTING CLOVER   Farmers in Some Sections Have Been Able To Du Their Plowing   INO LACK OF WATER

NAVIGATOR ON BIG TWA PLANE FALLS 19,000 FEET TO DEATH   “ASTRAL DOME” BLEW OFF AIRLINER WHILE IT WAS HIGH ABOVE ATLANTIC

REDS BLOCK UNIFICATION OF COUNTRY   Undersecretary Tells Senators American Funds Needed to Put Southern Section on Sound Economic Basis.

Acheson Says U.S. to Send No Soldiers   Documents Show Russians Waging ‘War of Nerves’ And Have Master Plan For Dominating Balkans

Acheson Declares Russia Is Only Known ‘Potential Aggressor’ Against Turks

Acheson Calls Russia Potential Aggressor   U. S. Expects to Get Back Only $50 Million; Plan to Bolster Korean Economics Studied

Russia Blocks Unified Regime, Acheson Says   No Plans for Sending American Troops.-to “ Greece or Turkey

Russia Called Peril To Turks   Acheson Continues His Testimony, Clayton  Is Also Heard

Madge Meredith Is Pictured as Hiring Thugs, Kidnapers   Actress Faces Court in Charges Brought by Former Manager

Some Republicans See Democratic Vote Split; Democrats Seek Way To Offset Effects

GOP LEADERS OPTIMISTIC i Wallace Facing Major Task In Pushing Third Party Campaian

Wallace Backers Face Huge Organizing Task To Get Third Party On Most States’ Ballots

HUGE ORGANIZING TASK 1S FACED BY WALLACE BACKERS   Survey Shows Third Party Ticket Can Get on Ballot Next November in Most States.   MUCH FINANCIAL SUPPORT REQUIRED   Politicians Pretty Well Agreed Former Cabinet Member Wilt Not Win Any Electoral Votes.

Wallace Can Get on State Ballots But It Is Costly   Democrats: Wonder What Effect Will Be On Their -Party

Big Organization Job, Huge Money Outlay Required   See Some Key States as Holding Balance of Power, If Close

Ballots Open For 3d Party   Tremendous Organization. Plenty Cash Recuisite

CLAIM PROGRESS IN BUS STRIKE   BOTH SIDES STUDY COMPROMISE PLANS IN ST, LOUIS ROW

Auto Traffic Jams Streets  Of St. Louis   Some Progress Seen In Effort to End Bus, Street Car Strike

Strike Snarls  fr r ge  City's Traffic  St. Louis Policemen’s Davs Off Cancelled

Naval Funds Are Cut Ten Percent By House Group   Subcommittee Pares $350, 000,C00 from the Original Demand   ACTION ON HOUSING ! MAY BE POSTPONED   Ferguson Fears Discussion Must Wait Untl Costs Can Be Reduced

HOUSE MAY CUT NAVY REQUEST FOR FUNDS 10%.   Tentative Slash Reported Made by Subcommittee

Cut Is Approved   House Group Gives Okas to 350 Million Slash in Navy Funds

Navy to Face Cut in Funds   House Group Favors  “10 Per Cent Slash

Jucome Tar — Rate Ja Now Being  Detated  In House   Slight Increase in*State Aid to Schools

Legislature Still Debating On Income Tax Rate for 1947   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent   Aurelia 50. Outmbhy. 34

VARIETY. OF ACCIDENTS REPORTED Texas Death Toll 13° Over Weekend .

Jewish Quarter Searchec   British Banker Returned to Authorities

Banker Set Free By Irqun Forces  British Search Houses For His Kidnapers

Second Kidnapped Briton Freed,  Hospitalized In Bad Condition; : British Search For Abductors

British Search For Kidnapers   House To House Hunt Begun in Jerusalem

Begin Search For Holy Land Kidnapers After Second Briton Is Freed

Chinese Reds Cut Vital Rail Link   Boys Held for Wrecking Train   Bath To Manage Ohio State Fair   Believe Wave of Robberies Ended   Molotov To Sign Five Treaties   Adm. Byrd May Fly To Little America   British Troops Searching for Kidnapers

Holy City In British Cordon   Jerusalem Undergoing House to House Search For Abductors of Two: English Hostages:

Troops Launch House to House Kidnaper Hunt   British Banker Freed After Being Prisoner Of Jews for 78 Hours

British Troops Launch Search F or Kidnapers   House-to-house Hunt in Jerusalem; 2nd Victim Freed, Seriously Hurt

Second Briton Freed By Jews; Seek Abductors   Banker Held Prisoner For 78 Hours Hospitalized In Serious Condition

UNIONS DROP MERGER PLANS   Group to Pool Resources Against Labor Bil!

Unions Forget Merger To Plan Fight On Curbs.  Ai CIN PD.   AFL And CIO Reject Each Other’s Offer Te Linite.

A. F. OF L., ClO POOL OPPOSITION TO CURBS   Plans For Merger Of Unions Face Indefinite Future

_ LABOR BILLS CHIEF WORRY— Merger Of AFL, CIO Is Tabled By Leaders

AFL, CIO Pool Against Union Curbs   Agree On Labor Unity During 2.Day Conference

2 UNIONS JOIN AGAINST CURBS   AFL And CIO Plan To Pool Opposition To Pending Sharp Curbs On Labor; Merger Talk Laid Aside Indefinitely.

MERGER PLAN KILLED AT ClO, A.F.L, TALKS   Unions Go Ahead With Move To Fight Antilabor Bills

Labor Pools Gun: To Support Union   Lay Aside Hopes of Becoming One Group

AFL, CIO Defer Merger Discussion, Pool Forces to Fight Labor Bills

Russians Believe American Military Men Inspired Greek-Turk Aid Proposa

SIGNS OF REAL DANGER AHEAD SEEN BY REDS   Soviets Believe Highest Militarists Advising American Course

_ Generals in Delegation Many Russians Believe Military Heads Prompted President's Plea for Greece

Russian Chiefs Believe Military In Saddle in U. S.  Cite Role That High — Army Men Taking in - Big-Four Conference

Senator Pepper Believes Roosevelt Night - Clubbing Activities “Bad Judgment’

PEPPER SAYS IT WAS ALL BAD JUDGMENT   Night-Clubbing of Elliott Roosevelt Admitted By Meyer

Son of FDR To Testily  For Senators   Demo Solon Terms Elliott’s Actions ‘Bad Judgment’

E. Roosevelt To Testify Today In Plane Probe   His Parties Tabbed By Pepper ‘Possible Bad Judgement’

PEPPER VIEWS BAD JUDGMENT BY ROOSEVELT   FDR’s Son Will Testify Today In Probe Of Hughes’ Contract

Roosevelt's Night Clubbing Is Tabbed As Bad Judgment   Senator Pepper Also Thinks Hughes’ Plane Stands on Own Merits; FDR’s Son Will Testify in Senate Probe Today

Pepper Holds 1943 Parties ‘Bad Judgment   Elliott Roosevelt Takes Stand Today In Plane Prohe

ELLIOTT TAKES STAND TODAY IN HUGHES PROBE   Senator Pepper Hints Son of FDR Erred By Night Club Tours

lOOF Groups Bring Convention to Conclusion Here  New Chiefs Assume Posts During Installation Meet

Contest for Congress in Spotlight   Taft-Hartley Law at Issue  In Bucks-Lehigh Struggle

Dike Goes Out Under High Water   1,500 Persons Ordered Evacuated from Low Spots at Ottumwa.

RAINS FORCE EVACUATION OF THOUSANDS   Four Lives Claimed As Rivers Reach  Record Levels

1,500 People Begit Evacuation From Ottumwa Locality   Forecast More Rain For South And West Parts

FLOOD MENACES PARTS OF IDWA   Residents Flee To High Ground In Des Moines River Valley

1,000 PERS FLEE EDDYVILLE AS DIKE BREAKS   1,500 Evacuated From Flooded Areas Around Ottumwa as Waters Rise

RESIDENTS FLEE AS DIKE BREAKS   ~ START EVACUATION AS DES MOINES RIVER NEARS RECORD MARK

Dike Breaks At Eddyville; 1,000 Flee To Safety   Red Rock Abandoned As Des Moines River Rises; Ottumwa Threatened

ONLY ‘ISLAND REMAINS DRY AT FODVUILL   Dike Above Town Snaps Un der Pressure of Record River Flood.

Rising Rivers Threaten High Water Records   Abandon Red Rock; Evacuate 1,500 at Ottumwa} More Rain Forecast -

lowa Residents Flee from River   Rains Forecast Today In Des Moines Valley

REPORT 2 MORE IMMIGRANT SHIPS TAKEN   Fear New Wave Of lewish  Extremist Action

Proposed Constitutional Amendment Would Curb President to Two Terms   DEMOCRATS LOSE FIGHT TO PREVENT PASSAGE

HOUSE IN FAVOR OF 8-YEAR RESTRICTION ON TERM OF CHIEF  DEMOCRATS AGAINST AMENDMENT; G.0.P. PUSHES PLAN THROUGH

POLICE BATTLE REDS IN PALERMO   TEN REPORTED WOUNDED— STRIKE OF ITALIAN Foon WORKERS ORDERED.

ITALY FACES FOOD STRIKE   300,000 Employes In Food Industry Ordered Out; Riots Hit Palermo

Ten Persons Reported Hurt In Rome Fighting  300,000 Workers Ordered to Strike Before Christmas

SECOND STRIKE IN MONTH 1S CALLED   Italian Labor Unrest Seen In Red-tnspired NationWide Riots

Mojave Radium Queen strikes tt aNtle  GO AHEAD BY GOVERNMENT AWAITED

‘Senate At Work On Tay ‘Cutting Bill   Knocks Down Eight Attempts To Delay Or Change Measure

Senate Moves For Decision Late Today   Approval Of Measure Is Conceded

Senate Spurns Plan fo Shelve Tax Cut Bill   Night Session May Be Held to Obtain  iii ss ee ec

CHIPS DOWN IN TAX CUT FIGHT   G.0.P. Leadership Threatens Continuous Session To Jam Bilt Through.

[SENATE KNOCKS DOWN PROPOSAL TO DELAY INCOME TAX-CUT LEGISLATION PUSHING DRIVE TOWARDS FINAL VOTE

Gangsters Moving Into Miami Area   New York Detective Sees Gambling Control Fight

David . Walsh Funeral Held at Clinton   Civic Leaders Attend Final Rites

3 WEEK FLOUR STRIKE ENDED   Workers in Five Buffalc Mills Come to Surprise Agreement

2ND DEFENSE EXPERT FLAYS STATE CHARGES   Cross-Examination Fails to Shake Pathologist

United States Again Charges  ‘Interference’   Second Noite Is Sent To Russia Objecting To Policy in Hungary

NEW PROTEST SENT RUSSU   Charge of Interference In Hungary Is Renewed By U. S. in Second Note

Small Nations Riled Over Arms Deadlock In U.N.  Prepare Blast At Big Powers

Small Nations Join In Drive  To End Impasse   Australia To Open Attacl On Big Five Failure to Get Plan For Dis arihielnoent

EXPECT SMALL NATIONS 10 RAP BIG FIVE   Australia Likely Will Open Attack Today on Failure of Major Powers to Break Arms Cut Plan Deadlock.

‘Small Nations Expected To Blast Failure To Break 60-Day Deadlock

Small Nation: Combine For  Big 5 Attack  Deadlocked On Working Plan  For Disarmament

Second Note Expected On Darien Issue   Russian Authorities Continuc fo Ban American Ships Entering Chinese Port.

State Department Plans New Protest over Dairen   Red Ban on U.S. Vessels, Continued Russian Occupation of Chinese Port Annoy U. S.

U. §. Considers Protest fo Stalin   Russian Refusal to Open Seaport Irks State’ Department

5. CONSIDERS RED’ PORT BAN ON NAVAL SHIPS   Likely to Send New Protest to Moscow On Occupation of Dairen

RUSSIA CLOSES CHINESE PORT TO U. 5. SHIPS  Second Protest Considered Over Red Refusal to Evacuate

U.S. Ponders Protest To Dairen Occupation   State Department Ired by Soviet Ban on Entry of American Ships

Musicians  To Meet Here   Catholic Music . Educators Session. Tn Re at Aradamyv

Musicians To Meet Here   Catholic Music Educators Session To Be at Academy

Ramadier to Remain In Office Despite Slim Confidence Vote   Premier Barely Pulls Through For Endorsement

EPENICH PREMIER TO REMAIN IN OFFICE THERE      WORLD NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

U. S. TAKES NEW RAP AT ROMANIA   Commie-Dominated Regime Hit in Note

DANCER’S FATE ~ UP TO JUDGES   LONG TRIAL OF TOLEDO GIAL ATLA VAN. A—FINALLY— .- COMES TO AN END. -

RECOMMENDS RENT HIKES CHICAGO ARC   Board 0. K.’s Increases of 15 Per Cent for Some 500,000 Units.

Chicago Faces 15% Rent Boos!   Area Board Urges Hike for 500,000

ATTACKS GOP IN WASHINGTON   Allen County Group Charges Leaders With “Bossism’

C10 Likely To Ask Another Wage Boost  Apparently Ready to a ..* p...k fandwuanl

DISASTER CONTRIBUTIONS TO BE ACCEPTED BY LOCAL  RED CROSS CHAPTERS

GOP LEADERS ME PLANNING : ~~ QUICK ACTION       HEARINGS SCHEDULED NEXT _ WEEK ON ONE.OF PROPOSED: MEASURES TO CURB . Eee RAS ame gead oh fone

TRUMAN PLAN LACKS SPEED, SAY LEADERS   Republicans Indicate’ General Approval of Main Points In  Po etn: hanna:

REPUBLICANS TO PRESS FOR QUICK ACTION   Oppose President’s Suggestion of “Broad Study”

Quick Labor Action Urged in Congress   Republicans Load Hopper With Proposed Measures; ‘Broad Study’ Plan Is Opposed

Flood Of Labor Bills Presented In New Congress   Republicans Call For Speedy Action On Measures—Reject Labor Study Provosal   SENATE HEARINGS LIKELY NEXT WEEK

LABOR CURBING: we POUR IN   Republicans Loading Hopper With New Laws

New Parley  On Korea Put  Up to Russia U.S. May Pass It Uj  Unless One Issue @attlod Rafaroahand

HOT E L RENT RATES ARE. SPIRALING   Following  } -_ Passage of New Rent Control

RESCUE TEAMS TRY TO REACH ENTOMBED MEN   Explosion Tosses Heavy Timbers 40 Feet

DETENTION OF TWO -BY RUSSIA PROBED   STATE DEPARTMENT INVEST GATES FATE OF AMERICAN-BORN WOOLEN.

2 American-Born Wives o Former Lithuanian Offi. siale “Dieannear”

Argentine Plan, Offered at Rio, Rejected by U.S.   Senator Vandenberg Voices Opposition To Limitations

U. S. Rejects Argentine's Latest Plan   Would Have Limited Treaty to Trouble From Abroad.

HIGH PRICES IN GRAIN PITS PUT ON GOVERNMENT   Truman Administration’s Export Program Blamed By Market Head

Congress May Put Controls On Food Cost   Recent Decline On Soaring Prices Comes To Halt

Price Drops In Most Marts Halt Abruptly   Congress Curb Is Hinted Unless Speculation Eases

FROM RECORD HIGHS HALTED   Grain, Butter and Egg Futures Advance On All Exchanges

GRAINS, MOST COMMODITIES MOVE HIGHER   Decline From Record High Food Costs Comes To Halt

Food Price Drops Checked On Marts   Commodities Advance In Exchanges, Bul Retail Prices Down In Nation’s Stores

FOOD PRICE DROP COWES TOA HALT ADVANCE RESUME   Eggs, Grain and Butter, Which Recently Declined in Wholesale. Markets, Go to Higher Levels.   SENATOR FLANDERS ’ “HETS AT EXCHANGES   Declares Congress May Be Asked to ‘Apply Controls’ Unless Speculation Is Curtailed.

Egypt Fires Arab States’ Opening Shot for UN Action on Palestine

ARAB NATIONS: ~ MAKE DEMAND   EGYPT FILES FORMAL PRO POSAL THAT PALESTINE MANDATE BE TERMINATED

Little America Left Chill and Deserted But Stars and Stripes Still Wave Above

2 MISSING, 11 HURT IN FIRE iN CLEVELAND   Flash Fire Comes After Explosion In Rooming House

12 ARE BUURED AS BLAST HITS ROOMING HOUSE   Many Lives Saved by Jumping From Building Once Euclid-av Mansion

ONE BODY FOUND AS FIRE RAZES HOUSE   Cleveland Roomers Routed  By Flash Blaze

One Dead, Twelve Injured As Roomine House Blazes Today   Flash Fire, Blast Leave Cleveland Building Wrecked

Apartment Explosion   At Least Two Missing And Many Injured In Cleveland Fire

MANY MISSING IN DEBRIS Of CLEVELAND FIRE   Rooming House Is Wreckage From Flash Fire

ve Missing n Ohio Fire   Uptown Cleveland Room ing House Wrecked By Flash Fire; 17 Rescued

Two Missing In Cleveland Fire   ~ Explosion Wretks”  Rooming House

ROOMING HOUSE FIRE   Iwo Residents Missing and 11 Injured After Furnace Blast

ROOMERS FLEE MANOR AFTER FLASH FIRE   Eleven Persons Injured After Explosion In Furnace Room

26-Room Manor Razed by Blast  In Cleveland   Explosion In Furnace Room Started Flames Which Demolished Rooming House

Many Guests Saved Lives By Jumping  Blaze Started With Explosion

Flash Fire Follows Furnace Explosion In Cleveland’s Knickerbocker  Manor

Explosion, Fire Wrecks-Building  One Woman Reportec Missing in Debris -

TWO MISSING IN CLEVELAND FIRE   BLAST AND FLASH FIRE IN ROOMING HOUSE INJURES 11

Blast and Fire Wrecks Manor   One Dead as Flames Sweep Roominghouse

ROOMING HOUSE IN CLEVELAND BURNS; WOMAN IS MISSING      At Least Dozen Persons Injured In Blast and Fire; Many Jump to Safety .

Exvlosion Followed by Flash Fire   Many Residents Make Escape by Jumping; Child Hurled to Safety

Woman Missing After Blast At Cleveland Rooming House  Twelve Injured as Fire Wrecks Building; Many Leap From Windows to Escape Death

Blast Tears Hole in Side Of Structure   Many Leap  From First Floor of  Rooming House

Explosion Demolishes Building   One Body Found In Ruins Of East Side Roomindc Houses

Several Missing In Flash Blaze   Many Saved By J umping From. Cleveland Room-  - ing House Early Today.

Five Missing In Flash Fire   Blast Starts Blaze . In Cleveland Manor

Two Missing, 11 Injured In Explosion, Fire   Cleveland Rooming House  Wrecked; Many Jump  From W indows  

Lewis Declares Krug Utters Falsehood, Slur Upon Miners   United Mine Workers Chief Says Interior Secretary Had No Right to Say Union Did Not Cooperate in Coal Mine Measures

Lewis Denies  Krug Charge   Says Secretary Told “False hood” in Accusing UMW of Neglect.

—HURLS ‘FALSEHOOD’ CHARGE— Lewis Given Another  Chance To Blast Krug

Lewis Declares Krug  ‘Uttered A Falsehood   Denies UMW Showed Lack Of Cooperation In Coal Mine Safety Measures

Lewis Charges Krug With Lie  Mine Leader Denies  UMW Unecooperativ

Lewis Accuses Secretary Krug Of Falsehood   Mine Chief . Answers Charge of  WNran.d nenneratan

Will School Aid  End in Stolemate?   Legislature Heading Into Its Final Week

Spaniards Ma Return to Monarchy  rT. wp. i.e.  ranco vYvovernmen   Franco Government To Be Classed As Only Temporary

April 1 Decree Will Return Monarchy To Spanish Nation   Expected Statement Will Recognize Franco Regime as Temporary

Franco Decree on Tuesday May Sef Up New Monarchy  Expected to Lead   Expected to Lead Way to Restoring Throne to Royalty

FRANCO’S REGIME MAY BE RATED AS TEMPORARY SETUP   Cabinet Expected te [sme De"eree Declare Spain Tre-” ditional Monarchy

Monarchy in Spain Again?   Decree Waited Which Would Declare Franco Rule Only Temporary

Expect Decree Proclaiming Spain a Monarchy Tuesday  Makes Franco Regime Temporary

Expect Decree _     To Class Spain As ‘Monarchy   Anticipate Order Tuesday To Term Franco Setup As Temporary Regime

Spain to Move For Monarchy  Cabinet Decree   Cabinet Decree Expected Tuesday

Spanish Cabinet \ Issue Decree (in Monarchy   Declaration Expected Will Recognize Franco As Temporary Ruler

ACTION TO MAKE SPAIN A MONARCHY BEING CONSIDERED   Proposal Before Cabinet it Madrid and Decree Is Expected to Be Announced April 1.   DON JUAN CHIEF CLAIMANT TO THRONE   Franco Would Be Designated “Chief of State” Under Plan and Would Admin ister Government.

DON JUAN HELD MAIN CLAIMANT TO THE THRONE   spanish Decree Expected Tuesday Likely To Declare Spain A Traditional Monarchy; France Regime Only Temporary.

A MONARCHY STATUS FOR SPAIN SEEN   Cabinet Expected Thursday to Make Declaration to That Effect, Terming Franco Regime Merely a Temporary One.

Franco Considers Decree Declaring Spain Monarchy  Announcement May B Held Up Until April 1

Franco Pro-tem  Leader   Cabinet Expected. to Issue Decree April 1; Step As Sop to UN: and Effort to Avoid Strife

Rescued Air Travelers Get Big Welcome  GO ON Rermuda Sk <   69 ON Bermuda Sky Queen Reach Boston After Epic Rescue

62 Passengers Given Rousing Welcome Home   Public Hearings On Crash Cause..To. Open October 30

[Proposes Development: of Paper ‘Mills in Alaska To End Shortage

NORTH NAMED HEAD OF RINGLING CIRCUS   Replaces James A. Haley Who Has Agreed to Sell Stock He and Wite Own. ta

TITO REQUESTS PREPAREDNESS   Troops Are Told to Hold Themselves Ready

Tito Tells Vets To Be Prepared.   Be Ready At All Times To Take Up Arms, Says Dictator.

Yugoslavs Told They Must Be Ready To Fight   Veterans Cautioned Preparation For War Advisable

“Permanent Solution” Promised As Teacher Pay Raise Bill Is signed: Dissatisiaction Noted

Emergency Step, Explains Dewey; Communities Divide on Awarding -_New Hikes, Reimbursing for Boosts

State Budget Gets Top Consideration  During This Week   State Can Meet Bills on Present Tax Rates, Green Predicts

KNUTSON SEES EASY SAILING FOR TAX BILL   Sponsor Expects No “Fireworks” at G. O. P. Caucus

Pupils Protest Teacher Strike  Faculty Hits Salary   Faculty Hits Salary Cut For Principal

AL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Even The Cemeteries Are  Crowded In Havana, Cuba

Cuba’s Housing Shortage So Acute Even The Cemeteries Are Affected

Film Writers In Jury Probe  Ten Cited for Contemnt   Ten Cited for Contempt Of Conaress

‘Country Club Setup of Air Factory Hit’   ids Assail Charge That Six Millions in Texes Dodaed

Publicity Man Meyer Once ‘Fired’ By One Huchkes Official, Prohe Told As Ranresentatives Protest Tax Charaes:

Firing of Meyers Told to Committee   Former Plant Manager for Hughes Testifies at Hearina

FORMER HUGHES MANAGER TELLS OF FIRING MEYER   Says He Had No Control Of Big-Spending Publicity Man.

Hughes’ Manager Tells Senators He. Fired Meyer in ’45   Couldi’t. Find. Out What Publicity. Man > Was  . Doing; Declares.

Hughes Man Declares He Fired Meyer   Executive Says Publicity Agent Uncontrollable

Veyer Discharge Aired At Probe   General Manager Of Hughes Company Testifies At Query

Probe Told Hughes Firm  Fired Meyer  Publicity Man ‘I /neontrollable’

‘Fired In 1945   Hughes Plant Known As A Country Club, Manager Tells Probe

“Never Knew Where Meyer  Was,’ Charge   ‘ Had No Control Over Him,’ Ex-Hughes Chief Says Of Publicity Man ‘At Plone Hearing

Former Hughes Official Tells Of Firing Meyer  Darnall, Cossr Le Lt   Perelle Says He Had No Control Over Man

No Control Over Meyer; Fired Him   Former Manager of Hughes Aircraft Company Testi hes to Senators   OFF PAYROLL IN 1945   Pererlle Says Culver City Plant Called “Hughes Country Club”

Fired Meyer But He Stayed On Somehov   Fosmer General Manage. of Hughes. Acted Because He Hed No Central Over Him

Tells Why He Fired Hughes Publicity Man   Former Airplane Firm Manager Says He Hod No Contro!] Over Mever

AD OF HUGHES DN'T KEEP      Manager Fired Publicity Man Because “ Had No Contro! Over Him’

Meyers Fired From Hughes Airplane Plant   Manager Says He Had Ne Control Over Publicity Man

Hughes Aide Blames Job Loss on Meyer   He Fired Publicity Man, Then Got Ousted Himself, Probe Hears

FRESH BLASTS AT HUGHES PROMISED   A. A. F. General To Report On Political Background

Former General Manager Of Hughes’ Plane Company Testifies At Inquiry

FIRED PUBLICITY MAN OF HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO,   (Charles W. Verelle Said He Was Unable to Find What Mevers Was Doing,   CUT OFF PAYROLL, tat   Verelle Appeared Wefore the Senate War Investigating Sub committee,

Unable To Curb  Meyer: Fired Him Perelle Says   Ex-manager Did Not Know How He Stayed On Payroll of Hughes

CHARGE HUGHES OWES 6 MILLION WILL BE DENIED   Air Force General Also Due To Provide ‘Fireworks’ As Hearing Goes On

Holds Committee Acting Unfairly  Taxes Paid by Hu ughes Brinas Bitter

Meyer Fired By Perelle, Probers Told  Denied Right   Denied Right To Answer Tax Charges, Hughes

Former Hughes Manager Says He ‘Fired’ Meyers   Charles W. Perelle Tells Probers ‘I Had .No Control Over Him’ at Hearing

HUGHES PROBE GROWS HOTTER   Fresh Sparks Likely Today day With Gen. Phillips’ Testimony

Former Manager of Hughes’ Aircraft Company Testifies to Senators   Pererlle Says Culver City Plant “Hu  Country Club”

SOLONS REPORT WAA ‘BUNGLED’ SURPLUS SALES   Committee Claims ‘Confusion’ In Disposing Of U. S. Wartime Property

Bill To End Inflation Considered  peesekcleneme CWeill   Republicans Still Hope For Action Before Friday

U. S. Lashes Bulgarian Act   Charges Arrest Of AntiCommunist Leader Despite Yalta, Armistice Terms

BULGARIA GETS OFFICIAL BLAST   State Dept. Declares Arrest of Anti-Communist Violates Yalta Agreement

Jones Said Ready For Probe Of RFC   Bender Suggests Senate Hearing Should Cover Lifetime Of Group

LOCAL MINERS CLAIMS WIPED OUT BY COURT   Jobless Pay Denied T Employes Of Mead Coal Company

Two-Story House Destroyed By Flames, With Cause Undetermined; Four Fire Companies Summoned To Fight Blaze   BODY OF ONE MAN HAS BEEN FOUND

Judge Gibson Directs Jobless Canonsburg Man Held For Violation Of Blection Laws In Securine Sionatures   CASES EXPECTED To GO INTO NEXT WEEK

New Gov't. Curbs Are Seen.... A Fresh Fuel Crisis Is _ Haunting British Isles

NEW FUEL Chota FOLLOWS STORMS   ‘English Roads Blocked, Traf fic “Stalled; Fear Floods   in France, Germany

Britain Faces New Fuel Crisis   Ice and Mountainous Snows Knot Nation’s Transportation System

Injuries Fatal To Truck Driver at Quaker State Plant   George Houpt, Falls From Truck Fracturing Skull

REPUTED GARRISON OF JAP STRAGGLERS HUNTED BY PLANE   Group Believed Responsible For Slaughtering Americans “Being Sought

Hunt Hideout of M0 Jungle Japs   Garrison Said To Have Tortured Yanks

Cold Reception Given Truman Proposals For Ceilings And Rationing   Only Four Of President’s Ten Economic Recommendations Appear To Have Chance To Win Congressional Approval.

Taft . Leads’ Opnasition” To © Ceilings _And Rationing .  A G R EE .C E;.ON> AID Back ' ‘Emergency Re-

Emergency Aid Program Given Quick Approval   Taft Directs Fight On Control Program

PALESTINE 1S. THORNY ISSUE   RUSSIA DEMANDS THAT PLAN FOR INDEPENDENT STATE » BE INCLUDED IN REPORT

REGISTRATION AT ST. JOHN'S   High School Students to Register Starting Tucsday, August 19 — Schedule for

REGISTRATION AT ST. JOHN'S   High School Students to Kegister Starting Tuesday, August 10 — Schedule for Registration Given.

HINGE GOAL PAY ON PORTAL CLAUSE   Southern Operators Offer  Hike Providing Travel” Time Erased

RAISE OFFERED IN COAL MINES   Pay Set At $12.70 For 8 Hours, No PortalTo-Portal Time

OFFER BOOS!   Southerners Propose Hike If Lewis Drops Portal  Travel Allowance

Poy Boost Offered UMW Under New Plan  Mine Owners Would Abolish Portal Pay

SOUTHERN COAL OPERATORS IN OFFER 10 LEWIS   Will Pay $12.76 Fer 8Heur Day In Liew Of Portal Allowance   UNION REJECTION IS CONSIDERED PROBABLE

Figures $12.70 For 8-Hour Day  UMW Officials Brand Offer Unrealistic

OPERATORS AND LEWIS DO NOT AGREE   Solution of Problems Seems to Be Not That “Of Give and Take”

Southern Pit Owners Offer Wage Proposal   Operators Will Grant Hike

Southern Operators Make Offe   ‘Bid For Deal With Lewis ‘On Higher Pay But No Portal Time

Southern Coal Operators ITo Boost Wages If Miners ‘Drop Portal Pay Demands

Miners Offered $12.70 a Day if Union Will Abolish Portal Trave! Allowance

Offer to Boost Soft Coal Mine Workers Wage   \$12.70 for 8 Hour Day "if Portal Pay Is Cancelled 

Lewis Is Given 8-Hour Plan By Southern Group   Ask Mine Boss to Wi pe Out Portal-to- Sortel” Allowance

Southern Coal Operators Offer Mine Wage Boost   Proposal Contingent To Lewis Agreeing To Wipe Out Porta!-To-Portal Travel Allowance Won , Durina War

Shooting Adds To Hospital Mystery   First A Series Of Fires And Now A Nurse Te Wanittidaa

Assailant Not Yet Identified .  Duke Hospital Nurse Is Shot In Back; Building Scene Of Mystery Fires

Tax Compromise May Be Reached   House Democrats May Rally Behind Proposal  Favoring Small Taxpayer:

President Aleman Concluding Visit   Begins Final Lap Of Nine-Day Visit To United States; Goes To West Point

Vote May Withdraw Collier Bill   Regular Session Resumes but Spotlight on Highway-Building

lowa Unionists Insist On $6 Minimum Raise; Others In Midwest To Reply To Bell Today

MIDWEST KEY FOR PEAGE IN PHONE STRIKE   fowa Phone Workers Reject Bell Company Offer of $2.50 Increase.

OFFICIAL SAYS $2.90 PAY HIKE IS NOT ENOUGH   Negotiators in St. Paul Told $6 Is Minimum Union Will Consider

CORRESPONDENT WOUNDED POISONING VICTIM 1S 4  BY BULLET FROM SNIPER SHOWING IMPROVEMENT

Soviet Writers Friendly To U.S. Says Newsman, But Forced To Rap Imperialism

‘Soviet Writers Forced to Speak Out,’ Says Leading Journalist  RISSIAN VIEW: AMERICAN IMPERIALISM Threatens The Peace

Soviet Writers Forced To Speak Out Against U.S Because Of Imperialism   So Says Ilya Ehrenburg, Who Toured America Ir 1946; Claims Russian Writers Have Been Erieandly Ta The [Ilnited States.

Writer Has Defense of  Russ Stand. _ ‘Imperialism’ o!  U.S. Blamed

EPISCOPALIAN S SOUND CAUTION   Church Group Opposes Casting Of Publie Suspicion On Fellow Citizens Under Cloak Of Congressional Imminitry.

Episcopal Bishops Go On Record , As Favoring Marshall's Aid Plan °

UMW'S ROYALTY SET AT 10 CENTS   $1.20 Pay Increase Said Tc Be In New Contract

Owners In Midwest, Far West, South Consider Plan  Mine Situation Tense As Lewis Awaits Answer From Operators

PEACE IN MINES HINGES UPON COAL PACT 0.   Lewis’ Ability To Force Op-erators To Agree Seen Vital Step

OAL PEACE 10 IE WITH REST (OPERATORS   Likely if Lewis Car : Others To Accept Steel’s Pact.

Tentative Contract Gives Miners $1.20 More For Shorter Day, And Doubles Royalty Payment To UMW’s Welfare Fund

Peace or Strikes Depend On Other Miners Buying’ . Lewis’ Unirecedented Terms

LEWIS WINS $1.20 DAILY WAGE BOOST ‘FOR GOAL MINERS   Pact With Northern Operators and U. S. Stee! Doubies Royalty for Union Welfare Fund.   OWNERS HOLDING OUT CONSIDER NEXT MOVE   Peace or Strikes in industry  Depend on Course Taken     by Midwest and Southern Groups.

Mine Owners Of West And South In Huddle  Many Balk At Big Concessions Won By Lewis In North-Big Steel Pact

COAL CONTRACT DEMANDS STIFF   Operators Expected To Balk At Increased Tonnage Royalty

Coal Industry Future Uncertain Over Lewis Deal   Operators in Three Areas Must AcceBt Face Strike

Republicans Hit Halfway Marker In Budget Cuts   School Lunch Fund  Increase Rejected

OHIO MINERS REMAIN IDLE   Wait for Safety Settlement of Soft Coal Pits

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Story Is Kicking Around Office Of The New Republic

100 Million In New State Taxes To Be Urged  Governor To Report To Legislature On State Fiscal Needs

Duff May Ask New Revenue   Expected to Ask For 100 Million in New State Taxes

Truman to Name Envoy to Britain   Secretary of Navy May Be Named to Succeed Max Gardner

Forrestal Mav v Go To England  As Ambassador   Navy Secretary Mentionec Prominently As Successor To Max Gardner

Forrestal Among Men Considered For Envoy Pos!   Byrnes and Mead Are Also Mentioned as Possible Gardner Successors

Two Major Cases Within Past Ten Months... . Lynchings In South Are On A Post-War Increase

Lynchings Show Increase Since Close Of War   Review Gives Facts On Most  Notorious Cases

Hint Retreat on Demand That U.S. Scrap Atom Bomb   Groymko Proposes World Commission to Exercise Control Over Production

Russia Offers U. N. New Set Of Atomic Control Proposals   Leaves Soviet Position on Veto in Direct Conflict With That of United States; Opens Possibility af Agreement on World Inspections

RUSSIA KEEPS VETO POWER IN NEW ATOM PLAN   Gromyko Calls for World Commission to Enforce UN Controls

REDS PRESENT WIDER SET OF ATOMIC PLANS   But Deadlock Witl U.S. Still Exists on Veto Program

Russ Unveil Atomic Plan   American Delegate Says Soviet Proposal Ofters Encouragement

UN Receives Soviet Atom Control Plan   Would Operate Within Security Council Framework

Gromyko Hints Changed Stand On A-Control   UN Speech Not Clear but Viewed Hopefully

Waco Senator Calls For Full Inquiry Soon.   Resolution Is In Response To Manv Demands

State Senator UrgesPardons, Paroles Probe   Resolution Is Introduced by Senator Kyle Vick of Waco

Waco Senator Demands Inquiry Into States Clemency System   LONG-TERMER GIVEN PAROLE

Goldscheiter Is Indicted For Murder   ~ Fifteen Other True Bills Returned By Gran Jury; Murder Trial Set For May 26.

Woman Killed British Brigadier Because of Anger Over Peace Treaty

First Test Vote On Marshall Plan Nearing in U.N.   American . Delegation ...1 -Coiifidéent: of Piling Up an impressive  Ma tivite

MARSHALL PLAN TEST VOTE NEAR   American Delegation Confiden' Of UN Maiority

U. N. Vote Near On ‘Little Assembly’   To Act On Marshall's Proposal To Overhaul United Nations Machinery

BALLOT TAKEN ON MARSHALL PLAN BY U.N   IMPRESSIVE MARGIN PILED UP IN FIRST TEST VOTE

lest Vote Due On Proposal fo Overhaul Unit  Plan Suggested by Secretary Marshall

FULL-TIME U. N. SOUGHT BY U.S. TESTED IN VOTE   American Delegates Expec Convincing Victory In Todav’s Balloting

U.S. Sure of Winning Out In U.N. Test   Only Russia and  Her Satellites Opposed To Marshall’s Plan

Voting On Plan For UN Changes   U. S. Is Confident Of Obtaining Big Victory

UN TEST VOTE AWAITED TODAY   1st Round in Marshall's Fight! To Overhaul Assembly Scheduled.

Marshall Plan Gets Test Vote   Americans Confident U-N Will Approve

Test Vote On Marshal! Plan Today   Predict Victory For America At UN Session

Would Overhaul Machinery ....  L.S. Contident In UN Test Vote Today

U. S. Expects To Carry Test Vote   ‘Little Assembly’ Slated to Win Despite Russians

Marshall Test Vote In UN Today  Balloting Opens On Propesal To Chere whe ard WAeehinar

U. S. Delegation Confident As First Test Vote Nears On Little Assembly In UN

Test Vote On U.N. Overhaul Slated Today   American Delegation I:  Confident Of Winning  Ie

UN Victory For America  Is Predicted   First Test Vote Come: Today On Marshall's Plan For ‘Little UN’ Assembly “

At Issue Is ‘Little Assembly’   Russia and Her Satellites Only Ones Against Morshall Plar

U.N. Decisior On Assembly Slated Today   America Confident Of Victory in Plan To Overhaul Setup

Spy System’. Laid to Nazi Chemical Co.   U. S. Charges  L G. Farben Trust Set Groundwork For German War

Farben Officials Are Put On Trial   Sponsored Spy System For Hitler

FARBEN DIRECTORS LASHED AT TRIAL   GEOUP ACCUSED OF FOSTERING “ECONOMIC SPY SYSTEM” FOR HITLER.

FARBEN TRUST WAR CRIMINAL TRIAL OPENED   HITLER'S ECONOMIC SPY SYSTEM TO BE BARED

FARBEN GROUP PUT ON TRIAL   Directors of German Trust Charged With Fostering Economic Spy System

FARBEN TRIAL TO. ~ GALL AMERICANS      U. S. Die And Film Firms To Testify At Trial In Nuernbera

Farben Officers: Co on Trial for Nazi Assistance   Charged With Getting Information For Hitler’s Machine

Farben Officials Facing Trial in Nuernberg Court   Members of U. S. Firms Will Be Used to Give Evidence in Case

Another Bid For Tax Cut OpensToday  Kuutson Seeks Big Slash Aud  VW teh BE ne enn ed’. k.

KNUTSON ASKS @ BILLION TAX CUT   OFFERS BILL THAT WOULD REMOVE 6,000,000 PERSONS FROM EOLLS.

KNUTSON TO OFFER NEW TAX CUT BILL   Measure to Benefit 6,000, 000 Low Income Persons Goes te House Today.

Big Tax Slash. To Be Offered      Knutson-To ‘Introduce Bill - For. Five =-Billion ; : Cur

To Go Throu he       Author Knutson Hope: Te Make Bia Wek By Eliminating Millions Of Smait-te Persens From Tax Refis Entirely

NEW TAX CUT BILL DRAFTED   Knutson Will Offer Measure in House Today; Action Will Be Delayed

Russia Blasts French Ouster  Of 20 Soviets   Repatriation Mission Attaches Expelled; 56 Rus sians Removed In  Past Month

France Expels More Russians, Rejects Stiff Note Of Protest From Soviet Union

20 Russians Expelled From France   Mission Members Put on Train to Soviet Reaion

Action Is Protested By Soviets   56 Reds Ejected From France Since Nov. 25

French Send 20 More Reds Back  To Soviet Russia  Angry Protest Note of Kremlin Flated  Rejected by France

[Convict Offers $1,000 to Stranger If He Attends His Final Services

SOLICITOR GENERAL CLAIMS~PAUL REFOULE ADMITTED HIS UNNATURAL SEX RELATIONS WITH AN ART. MODEL

Paul Refoule Sex Relations  Are Revealed   Court May Enjoin Police From Questioning Him Further On Murder

Yanks Score First Run Off Walks   Johnson’s Triple Sets Up Second Score In Game

ee Py wo .» 4 Yon Babson’s Authentic Statement? Careful Estate Planning Advised; Farmers ee  Are Warned Against Promoters

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT..      BABSON DISCUSSES PROVID ING FOR FAMILIES

LA. SLAYING SEEMS SOLVED   Police Say Man Admits Kill. ing One of Four Women.

CALIFORNIA MURDER REPORTED SOLVED   Foundry Worker Admits  Clete RAse Droctas.

Police Say Man Admits Slaying Of Mrs. Preston  One Los Angeles Mystery Solved

Californian Admits Murder   One of Four Mystery Slayings Is Solved

One Los Angeles Murder Solved   Fouridryman, Admits “Fuesday Slaying

Death Probe Is Finished   Coast Man Confesses Having Slain Woman

MAN, 23, ADMITS SLAYING WOMAN      One Of West Coast Killings Believed To Be Solved

Stassen In Major Talk   Urges US Give Food, Goods To Boleter Peace

STASSEN GIVES WORLD PEACE VIEWS      Tells How U. 5. Can Bolster Peace of World

Mt. Clemens Dismissal Won't Affect Portal Pay Measure, Says Gwynne

‘RAIEROAD- CEAEMS TO LAND IN AREA ARE TURNED DOWN   High Court Rules Against. Plea “ivof Santa Fe Pacific For i Public Lands

lowa Labor Laws Fight Waits Monday Legislative Meet   Three Bills Are on File for Discussion At Next Session

Fight Faced in Legislature on Three Measures   Closed Shop Ban, Curbs On Pick eting Introduced In lowa House Before Recess

Labor Measures To Stir Battle In Legislature   Ban On Closed Shop, Picketing Curbs Are  Among Proposals.

Effort To Write Pact Scheduled At Parley Today   Territorial Claims And Reparations Are Two Major Issues

Final Decision on Austrian Treaty Possibility Looms at Big 4 Session

1G FOUR TALKS W AUSTRIA TOP )AY'SPROGRAM   ive Expected To Show whether Treaty Can Be Completed

Big 4 Take Up Slav Claims On Austria   Decision Hinges On Whether Russia Backs Yugoslavia

ALEMAN ASKS UNFOR WORLD UNDERSTANDING   Representatives Interested In Defense Plan

Foremens Unions Menace Industry, Congress Hears   Organization Must Be Banned, Senate Labor Committee Told.

(Steel, ‘Automobile \Industries Ask Ban ~: lor Foremen’s: Unions

Steel, Auto ‘Leaders Are  Witnesses   Declare Ban Is Needed To Hold Free Enterprise

NLRB FOREMEN’S RULE ATTACKED   Steel and Auto Makers Offer “Arguinents

Othman Hates Thought of Purchasing Spuds Twice, Finds Surplus Mess.

lU.S. Will Let $85 Million in Spuds Rot Before Allowing Price Dip

Destroying Spuds Keeps Prices Up, As Congress Ordered, Smith Asserts

PASSENGERS ARE: AMONG IM: MIGRANTS PICKED UP / ABOARD FORMER AMER* CAN LINER:

REFUGEES REFUSE TO LEAVE: VESSEI   Jewish Immigrants Decline French Welcome

Appropriation Bill Goes to Conference After. Senate Slash   Greater Overall Economy Achieved By Upper Chamber

KARACHI IS CHOSEN   Will Be Temporary Capital o Projected Pakistan State

Uncle Sam Has Chance to Balance His Budget First Time in 17 Y ears

State College Fund Proposal Losing Ground   Percentage in Favor of Huge Fund Dwindles Late Saturday

Bell Leading; College Fund ‘Vote in Doubt   Thompson and Regan Ahead in Contests

Laney and AEA ReachAgreement On School Funds   Educators of State Agree to Yield to Governor's Program 

Laney Schoo! Plan Approved BY Teachers   COMPROMISE IS WORKED OUT IN LITTLE ROCK

Ship Workers Told To Quit   Nation's Shipping To Be Crippled By Move Of 200.000 Men °

“Who's Looney Now?’ ... Lewis * * * * * * * * * * * *  Mino Oinewre And Tinian Bv.Pree Tatt-Hartlov Law

TWO IOWANS TAKE OWN LIVES AFTER SLAYINGS   Family Troubles Cause 4 Deaths

TRUMAN STAYS ATKEY WEST   Extends His Brief Vacation; Will Go Back to Job Monday

PRESIDENT TRUMAN HAS DECIDED TO ENJOY HIS SUNSHINY VACATION — AT KEY WEST UNTIL AFTER MONDAY

Princess Can’t Take It   Elizabeth Finds Pre-Wedding Pace Just Tex Fast: Monty Goes to Christening Alone

 Legislators Ponder Dilema If Governor Elect Should -Die   State Capitol News. Letter _ As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

BUGSY’ SIEGEL'S GIRL FRIEND ~~ GRITICALLY ILL IN HOSPITAL   PNEUMONIA AND AN OVER DOSE OF SLEEPING PILLS " MAY BE FATAL TO VIRGINIA HILL

NEGOTIATIONS OPENED TODAY ON NEW CONTRACT FOR UMV   LEWIS AND SPOKESMEN FOF NOHTHERN OPERATORS AT oDDS ON MANY POINTS

Besin Attempt To Reach Coal Wage Contracl   John L. Lewis And Majority Of Nation’s Coal Operators Start Parley   SOUTHERN GROUP NOT INCLUDED

Columbus Real Estate Salesman Slain After Ride With Prospective Car Buyer

COL SLAIN IN CAR   Body of Young Real Estate Salesman Found Oumped on Lonely Bridue.

Arrest of Capitol Hill Gun-Toters Spurs Plan for New Safety Measure:

Again, It’s Colder Weather Forecast   Temperatures Expected To Be Around Freezing

With 5th Divorce From Same Woman Due Man to Ask Court fo Bar 6th Marriage

Compulsory Training Of Youth Urged   Failure To Prepare !s Invitation To ‘Extermination’ Says Board 

Universal Training Demanded   Commission Predicts Totalitarian Sweep if Defense Lags

EXTERMINATION’ IS THE ALTERNATIVE Compulsory Military Training Termed An ‘Urgent Necessity

950,000 Yearly Must Take Compulsory Training to Prevent ‘Extermination’ Through Atomic Assault, Group Warns

Dangers of Attack by Aggressors Pointed Out in Report to President

PRESIBENT’S COMMISSION PRESENTS PLAN, ISSUES WARNING FOR ADOPTION SOON

Commission Reports Compulsory Training ‘Urgent Military Necessity’

Program of  Youth Drills Called Vital   Report by Commission Says It's “Urgent ' Military Need.”

Compulsory Military Training of US Youths Said Necessary If Nation Is Not to Invite Extermination

Terms Iraining Of U.S. Youth A ‘Necessity’  Presidential. Group OpFfeare Ite Ranart

Universa Training ‘Urgent’   Commission Urges 950,000 U.S. Youths Be Trained Annually

 Compulsory Military Training ‘Urgent Necessity’, Presidential Commission Reports   Alternative Is Extermination

Arm to Teeth Or Face End, Truman Told   Congress Unexcited Over Citizen Report Urging Draft

Compulsory Youth Training Urged by Truman Committee   Prominent Civilians Call Plan “Urgent Military Necessity” in U. 5

READINESS 18 THEME OF U.S CIVILIAN BODY   Monopoly On Atomic Bomb May 8¢ Of Short Duration, Truman Board Warns

Commission Urges Quick Action on Teen-Age Draft  - Truman's Advisory Council Terms Wifitery Training "“Uraent Necessity”

Defense Group Asks Training  Of U.S. Youths   Truman Commission Say: Compulsory Program Necessary To Keep  World At Peace

Outlook Is DarkUnless Move Made   ‘Drop in Readiness Will  Invite Trouble, Is  Opinion of Nine  Civilians   Coneress Is Silent   Congress Shows No Signs of Reaching Défense Trogram

Arms Training  Called Urgent   Commission of Nine Civilians Urges Action Soon

‘Advisory Group Reports Universal Training Called Urgent Military Necessity

Youth Training Needed For U. S. Future Security  Truman's Commission Emphasizes Danger ’ Without Trained Men

TRUMAN GROUP ASKS BILLIONS FOR DEFENSE   Civilian Commission Sees Universal Drill Need for Country

Report To President Views Nation As Safe Now, But Facing Dark Future

Report Sounds ° Warning   Commission Declares  Failure to Provide Adequate Defense Is  Bid For.-Exterminatior

THINKS OTHER COURSE IS 10 RISK DEFEAT   Advisory Commission of Nine Members, Headed by Dr. Karl Compton, Scientist, Offers Plan of Preparedness.

COMMISSION OKAYS MILITARY TRAINING PLAN   Reports U. $. Should Train 950,000 Youths Yearly To Be Prepared

URGE TRAINING UP TO 950,000 MEN EACH YEAR   “residential Commuis sion Warns Nation That Compulsory Military Training Is Essential To Country s Security.

Youth Training Strongly Urged   “Urgent Military Necessity” Holds Civilian  Qlenvie.

URGE MILITARY TRAINING PLAN AS “NECESSITY”   Commission Calls for Compulsory Program for 950,000 Yearly

Compulsory Training For 950,000 Youths Annually Is “Urgent Military Necessity,”” Commission Rules

Program Held Urgent Need   Atom Bomb, War 2 Vets Only ‘Insurance’

Report Terms Youth Training Vital Necessity   Commission Says Lack Of Peacetime Draft ‘Invitee Extermination.’

Training of U.S. Youth Is Termed Military Necessity   Commission Says Alternative Invites “Eytermination’””

950,000 Man Annual Army Found Vital For Country   Extermination Seen Unless Nation Acts; - Congress May Delay

Group Warns Against Inviting Destruction  Report Urging Stronger Defense   oy eye: £ Report Urging Stronger Defense Given bv Presidential Commission

Report Paints Bleak Picture As Alternative   Presidential Board Sees ‘Disaster’ If Warning !s Iqnored

Compulsory Training Now ls Advocated   ‘Extermination’ Is Alternative Civilian Commission Says in Bleak Word Picture of Future

FAdvisory Commission Urges Speedy Passage ‘Of Universal Training  rer: . A To Escape Exterminatior

U. S. MONOPOLY OF ATOM BOMB NOT SUFFICIENT   CIVILIANS NAMED TO WRITE DEFENSE PLAN SEE GLOOMY FUTURE

Truman Commission De. clares It Is Urgent Military Necessity Of U. S,

Truman Warned Lack of Action Will Be Fatal   Advisory Board Says Monopoly Of Atomic Bomb “Insurance” For Only Few Years

Say Military Training {s Urgent Need   Commission Holds Failure to Act Is Invitiag Ruin

Commission Asks Training  For Peace  Group Wants Compulsory Awme Education

Compulsory Training Is An “Urgent Military” Necessity For Security

House Members Plan Drive Against Slash In Reclamation Funds   Western Representatives to Ask Speaker Martin to Intervene and Prevent Deep Cuts as Recommended By House Appropriations Committee

DEMAND UNION MONOPOLIES BE BROKEN UF   House Grotp Is Told Unrestrictkd Power  Must Be*Broken

CONGRESS URGED TO SMASH POWER OF LARGE UNIONS   Industry Tells House Commit. tee Big Labor Organizations Should Be Cut Up   TERMED “MONOPOLIES” . BY THOSE TESTIFYING   Attorney for Two Mining Companies Predicts Further Coal Strikes Unless  Curbs Are Enac@d.

Congress Gets Demand To Break Up Alleged Monopolies Of Labor Unions  OE es Ee eee VAs ee ee ee ra Oe   Spokesman Warns Further Coal Strikes May Be Expected Unless Congress Acts

Solons Asked To Smash Big ~ Labor Unions   Californian Says Rank and File of Labor Unions Fear Leaders

EconomicPower Of Big Unions: Under Attack   House Group Hears. Demands for Breaking * Of ‘Monopolies’ -

Breaking Of Big-Unions’  Sway Urged   fudusiry Pleas To Smash ‘Monopolies’     Heard In Congress

Industry Voices  Tis Demands Requests End of Bic Union ‘Mononnlias’

Industry Attacks ‘Labor Monopoly’   Presents Legislative Views to House Group

Curb of Union Powers Urged By Industries   Attorney Demands House Carve Up Big Labor  Manannliac

No Let Up Seen on Searing Heat  , Schools Close in Many lowa Cities

SCHOOLS CLOSE AS HEAT COMES BACK TO IOWA   Dismiss Mason City .. Classes as Temperature Climbs to 92 Degrees

PREMIER ORDERS SUNDAY GAS BAN   Conservation Steps Taken As ‘Sub’ Workers Vote To Continue Strike

FINAL KNOCKOUT BLOW DEALT TO JAP INDUSTRY   All 3 uildings, Machinery and Equipment to Be Destroyed or Used As Reparations.

far Eastern Commission  Gives Edict —   “MacArthur Told to Do Away With All Industry Capable of Being Used for War Purposes

War Industry In Japan To  Be Wiped Out   Far East Commission Gives Details of Order to MacArthur

Knockout Blow Ordered for Japanese Industry Which May Be Used for War

All Japanese War Industry Gets Knockout   Far Eastern Commission Gives MacArthur Orders

DEATH BLOW iy GIVEN 10 JAP WAR POTENTIAL  All Buildings, Machinery and Equip<

STATE VETERAN BONUS DRAFTED   Sponsors Would Provids 100 Million Tax On Property

Veterans’ Bonus Measure  Is Given State Assembly  Calls For Payment Of Up To $300 To 250,000 Marylanders Through Taxes On Real Estate

MARSHALL T0 BE SWORN IN ON MONDAY   At 11 A. M. in President's Office

GEN. MARSHALL TO TAKE OATH FROM JUSTICE   New Secretary of State To Bi Sworn in Monday Morning

General Will Hold  Civilian Job   Byrnes Will Help Him Get Started On Peace Effort

Gen. Marshall To Take Oat’ For Top Post  Monday At 11   Officer Wings Way Toward Washington; Bie Problems Cited

Believed Byrnes Will Continue To old Wigh Position In Govern. ment: Circles, Is Coming Home.

Marshall Ceremony  Monday   General Arrives By Plane From Honolult Today; Byrnes Has  Many Well Wishers

Top Problems Face Marshall  To Begin Duties as State Chief Monday

Marshall Starts New Job Monday  Will Take Oath As Secretary Of State

Marshall Takes Office’: Monday   President, New Secretary to Hold Session On Future Policies

GEN. MARSHALL ON JOB MONDAY   Chief Justice Fred Vinson ~ Gives State Secretary Oath of Office

MARSHALL TO BE SWORN IN NEXT MONDAY   New Secretary of State Now On Way Home

GENERAL WILL RECEIVE OATH FROM VINSON   Retiring Sec. Byrnes And Small Group To Attend

ARMY LEADER TO BE SWORN INTO CABINET   RETIRED SECRETARY BYRNES MAY STAY IN WASHINGTON

IRST JOB TE MD BIG FOUR DRAFT TREAT!   Will Be Sworn in Tomorrow for Peacetime Post as Secretary of State.

Gen. Marshall ‘Will Succeed Byrnes Monday   New Sceretary of State Will be Sworn in at Ceremonies in the White House... ... .

Sec. Marshall To Take Over Duties Monday   General Will Be Sworn In At Exercises At White House At ll A. M,

Gen. Marshall To Receive His Oath  As New Secretary of State Monday

Marshall To Take Oath As Secretary Monday  Expected In Capital That Morning;  Ls: 2 at. 2 ed

‘Gen. Marshall To Be Sworn in as Secretary In White House Monday

Marshall Wants 100,000 Refugee: Admitted in Year  Secretary Says Move Necessary to Ease Friction With Russia

Refugees Seen  As Aidt to U.S.  oT Gas. >. 190 Ann   Marshall Suggests 100,00 Re Admitted in Year

PERMIT-PROBE:  TO BE PRESSED   GOVERNOR ASKS JENKINS TO '" MAKE CHECKUP OF PERMITS AS FAR BACK : AS 1943

Building and Loan Acts on Liquidatior At Special Meeting  Reduction in Volume Of Loans Results  in Deanacal

Miners Scrawled Pitiful Farewell Notes to Loved Ones Refare Dvuine

14 TRAPPED MINERS SURVIVED! LONG ENOUGH TO WRITE NOTES: ‘TO FAMILIES; MOURNING PERIOD:

French Unity Upheld   14 Of Trapped Miners Lived Long Enough To Write Notes To Families

School Bill Has Heavy Backing  State Tax on Gross Incomes Is Proposed

Heiress to British Throne Betrothed   Elizabeth to Wed Former Prece. Philip of Greece

KING TO ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT OF BRITISH PRINCESS   Elizabeth Will Marry Former Greek Prince, London Reports

TEMPERATURE T0 GO 10 ZERO OR LOWER   Cold Wave Roars Out of Yukon; Milwaukee Begins Recovery

Laker Denies. Mevers’ Story   Retired AAF Deputy Commander Says Testimony of Stock Purchase for Him Either Was ‘Untrue or Misleading’

Eaker Asserts Testimony Is Misleading   Former General Says Meyers’ Story of Stock Deals Untrue

\Blow At Indigestion Pepper Urges Regular Lunch Hour For Senators To Avert Ill Tempers

Even Congressmen Must Eat  Late Starting Hour In Senate —  Upsets Senators’ Eating: Habits

Pepper Suddenly Discovers Custom of Eating Is ‘Disrupting the Whole Senate

‘LET'S START EARLIER’  Noon Starting Time Mars Senators’ Lunch Period

JEWS THREATEN SPEEDY REVENGE FOR EXECUTION’   Underground Promises Holy Land “Bloodbath”. In Renly To Britich

Reprisals  Due After 3 Hanged   Jewish Underground Threatens to Kill British Hostages

3 IRGUNISTS HANGED AT JERUSALEM   Jews Promise Bloodbath In Reprisal

Three Jews Executed; British Await Reprisal  Underground Expected to Kill Two Rritich Seraaante Mald ne Mactannane

British Hang Jewish Trio; Fear Killing:   Expect Underground Wil Slay British Hostage: In Palestine Following Prison Hangings

BRITISH HANG TWO JEWISH MEMBERS: WAIT RETALIATION   Authorities Expect Underground May Kili Two English Hostages lew Hours Later.   GREAT ‘BLOODBATEP SEEN FOR HOLY LAND

BRIT. HANG THREE JEWS IN JERUSALEM      Expect Two Brit. Sergeants to Die in Reprisal

British Execute Await Reprisals   Trio Hanged for Acre Prisor Raid; Underground May Slay Hostages   REFUGEES DECLINE . TO LAND. IN FRANC]   French Officials Indicate They Will Not Ferce 4.500 to Disembark

Holy Land Facing New ‘Bloodbath’   Authorities Fear Death For Two Army Sergeants Held By Jews As Hostages

texas Vafes Gyp Fublic:  Codfish Being Served Under Name Of Trout

TALKS FADING   Foreman’s 1's Unit Poses Threat At Ford Motor Co.

APPREHENSION  - OVER POSSIBLE  STEEL STRIKE   United States Steel’s Talks With Unien Have Deteriorated      PRINCIPALS ARE NO NEARER AGREEMENT

Meervers See  Steel Walkout   Company. Union Parley: Sa29 “Tateriarutine:

General Assembly Goes To Work  On Record Budget Of $91,000,000   Governor Lane Tells Joint Senate-House Session That ‘At Least. $29,000,000 In ‘Additional Revenues Needed In Two Yeavs Beginning June 30.

Fugitive Negro Life Termer Strips To Shoes to Avoid Capture in Dark

Believes U.S. Fliers Russian Prisoners —   Los Angeles Motner Amasses Evidence te Prove Charaes

This Will Make 200,000 Bushels Available For  Europe’s Hungry   Truman To Appeal To People Tonight   Government’s Program To Conserve Food Will Be Broadcast At 9:30

Beer Makers Agree To Cut Use of Wheat   Truman Preparing Sunday Night Talk To Public on Food

Agree to Release 200,000 Bushels for Food Use   Action Follows Distillers’ Slash Truman Speaks Today

‘_ EUROPE AIDBrewers Halt Use Of Grain   PRESIDENT ON AIR TONIGHT

Secretary Of UN Asks Compromise   End Of Diplomatic War Between U, §., Russia Demanded In Impartial Rebuttal

UN CHIEF HITS YANKS, REDS   ‘Plague on Both Your Houses’ Talk Asks Unity

Calls On U.S. And Russia To End Diplomatic War And Wild Suspicions   General Secretary Calls Upon Great Powers To Show “Willingness To Compromise’, If Power Of UN Is To Be Saved.

Secretary of UN Pleads for Unity Among Nations   Suspicion, Bickering Certain to Bring On World War Ill

Sees Danger To World In Late Moves   Appeals To U. S. And Russia To Get Together

Says Great  Powers Must End Disunity      Asks U. S. and Russia to End Diplomatic War and Show Willinaness to Compromise

Death Estimates Vary; More Than 1,000 Are Iniured in Blast Series

Fires Follow Blasts and Poison Gas Reported Filtering Through Devastated Industrial Community

Probers Ask Eisler Deportation; ‘Immediate Federal Study Promised

Rejects All Bids For VoteOn Tax   Petitions Calling For Referendum Rejected By Secretary-OFf State.

Petitions Ruled Ineffective By Att'y. General   Tax “Revenue Mecsure” Not Subject To — Referendum —

Legionnaires Stage Parade  65,000 Veterans Pass Reviewing Stand in New York

65,000 March in American Legion ‘Aniual Parade 500,0 000 People  ea ae eens

LEGION STAGES — GIGANTIC MARCH UP 5TH AVENUE   65,000 Legionnaires Parade With Units Of Armed Services

‘Detroit Man Admits He's Telephonic Santa Claus And Boy Is He In A Jam’?

Probe Discard of Industrial Mobilization   Sen. Pepper Smear’ of FDR Charge Meets Denial

EVEWITNESS TELLS MINE BLAST STORY   Says Victims Never Knew What Happened

Jail Love Letters May Help State's Case Against Louise Overell, Gollur

Dulles Stresses Economic Unity  UN Delegate Warns U.S. Dollars Can Be Wasted in Europe

Dulles Declares Unity Necessary To Avoid Waste   Byrd Fears Soviet May Benefit Solely

Europe Requires More Than Funds,  Dulles Cautions   U. 5. Aid Must Establish Eccnomic Unity or Be . Wasted, He Warns

TEMPERATURES   z i {  Replies To Sigler Keyes Says His Skirts Are Clean

Keyes Denies Sigler Charge   Governor Tells Editors Keyes, Few Senators  '4OQbctructed’ Proaqram —

Unsuccessful Peace Order To Be Studied   Dutch Also Expected To Agree With Plan

Dutch Expected: To Approve Plan With Reluctance   J ¥ . i . ‘Compromise Provides for  i  3-Nation Committee to Offer Assistance

INDONESIA TAKES UN COUNCIL OFFER   Republic’s Acceptance Leaves Next Move to Netherlands.

Indonesia Is Ready To Accepi UN Intervention   Accepts Council’s Offer To Help Settle Dispute With Dutch; Netherlands Expected To Fall In Line

Duff Gives Question To Legislature   Proposed Budget Involving $133,000,00 More Taxes Is  Widely Discussed.

ASSEMBLY GETS TEACHERS’ PAY RAISE PROBLEM   Gov. Duff Dumps Problem 0 Pay Raise Into Lap Of Lecislature

Living Cost To Be Lower. Leaders Say  High Production   High Production And Fewer Strikes ® Appear Probable

Chrysler, UAW Also Agree To Extend Contract   Government Sources, Cheered by Signs of Improved Relations

Ministers Open Gambling Drive  Montana Campaia:  neem am in ld wt TT) eee

Ministers Open Gambling Drive  Montana Campaign Mapped at Helena

REV. LEWIS LINT IS LOCAL  REPRESENTATIVE FOR CRU *SADE OF SPIRITUAL MOBILIZATION.

TO SCHOOL STAFF   Paul Malone and Martin Marshall Named to K.U. Business Faculty

NEWSPRINT PERILED BY LACK OF BOXGARS   Publishers Urged To Warr Readers Of Curtailment

NewsprintHouse GOP Situation Is Backs Cut of Desperate $6 Billions

Newsprint Crisis May Force Smaller Papers on Public   Shortage of Box Cars ILit  Shipments to American Presa From Canada, Williams Sava

PROVISIONS, AT A GLANCE IN: PROGRAM "BOR UNIVERSAL MILITARY DRILL  .

50 Weapons Seized  12 Suspects Netfed in Los Ange‘es ‘As Campaign Cente rs on Crime Wave

Governor Signs Housing Measure   First of Legislative Session * to Become Law Is 25 Million Fund

PASTOR AND FAMILY ARE TO BE EVICTED   Summons to Appear in Court Tomorrow Received by the Rev. Ralph Markey.

RUSSIAN TENANTS RUIN MORGAN HOUSI SO LONG ISLAND PALACE TO BE RAZED

40-Miles Wide No Cattle Zone Proposed South Of Border To Halt Hoof Diseas

ina May Re. Adopted ‘Today, ae Foreign ‘Aid Bill Faces Prospect DF Snigther Stach Before ‘Daceage

FURTHER CUT IN AID LIKELY   Tentative Decision Made By Appropriations Group To Take Out China Funds

FURTHER FUND SLASH FACED IN FOREIGN AID   Congress May Decide To Cut from 50 to Hundred Million

Fund Bill May Slash Stopgap . Aidfor Europe   Removal of China Relie! By Appropriations Group Studied

50 Million Cut Likely Is Report   ‘Influential Group 'Of House Committee Considers Change

Aid for Europe  Faces Prospect  Of Another Cut   Removal of China from Bill Agreed Upon by  House Sub-Committee

‘House Appropriations Committee Studies Plan  To Reduce Cost Of Help   China May Be Removed From List Of Beneficiaries Under Measure

Congress May Make Cut in Aid Total   ' Appropriations Committee Studying Matter

SMOKE, FLARES SPUR ALASKAN PLANE HUNT   Rescue Ships Comb 2 Areas ~ As Hope Remains For 18

New Clues Found in Plane Hunt   Bad Weather Plagues Search for Missing Alaskan Clipper

Alaska Plane Hunt Spurred   Reports of Smoke, Flares Unconfirmed

BAD WEATHER STILL HAMPERS BIG SEARCH FOR MISSING PLANE  y. N°” REPORTS OF SMOKE, _ FLAME SPUR HUNT FOR

HURT FOR LOST PLANE WIDENED   Fleet Of Air And Surface Craft Piagued By Bad Weather

HUNT GOES Oh FOR MISSING AIRLINER   13 Passengers, 5 Crewmen On Lost Plane

ALASKAN PLANE SEARCH WIDENS   Bad Weather Plagues Hunt For Missing Clipper with 18 Passengers Aboord

Push Alaska  Plane Search   Flares Reported on Two Islands Spur Hope for Safety

Plane Search   Unconfirmed Reports Of Smoke on British Columbian Border

Weather Plagues Searchers... .  Hunt Continues For  Plane Lost With 18

Continue Hunt For Lost Plane   Smoke, Flares   Smoke, Flares Reported Near Alaska-B.C. Borde:

Reports Of Smoke And Flares Spur Search For Plane      Bad Weather Hampering Search For PanAmerican Clipper.

Search For Lost Airliner Pushed, Ketchikan Area   Ships, Planes Converge On {slands Where Smoke, Flares Are Reported

Offers to Clear Up Midwest Slaying   Innocent Man Has Served 20 Years; Bird Seeks ‘Deal

Negro Charged With Ax Murder Offers to Clear Up Three Other Cases

Negro Offers To Clear Up Many Murders   Held For First Degree Axe Murder

FLYING DISCS NAVY PRODUCT WINCHELL   Columnist Declares They're Latest Flying Wings

India To Get Long- Awaited  - Independence   Public Celebrations of End Of Two Centuries of British Rule Begin Saturday

India Begins ‘Independence Week’ After 200 Years of British Rule

Union Plans To Test Labor Law   Foremen’s Association To Start Action Immediately.

Trieste Problem Again In Doub   Report Yugoslavia Will Refuse To Sign Italian Treaty Monday   PARIS TO BE SCENE OF TREATY SIGNINGS

WOREST FIRE UNHALTED    e Hangs« Over Anchorage as Fighters Try to Save Kenai

US-Canada Mobilization Plan Assured  Agreement Creates An ern Me      Agreement Creates An English Speaking Entente For Defense Reaching From London to Tokya

Wallace Says $15 Billion Loan to Russia ‘Only Practical Step Toward World Peace’

GIVE RUSSIA Business Up LOAN PRIORITY With Price SAYS WALLACE Slash Test

WALLACE NOW SPEAKING — IN FRANCE   Says Russia Should Be Given World Bank Loan

Wallace Asks Fifteen Billion To Aid Russia   Denies That Loan Plan Has Flavor OE Annencemoent

WALLACE URGES WORLD BANKING LOAN TO RUSSIE   Only Practical Sfep To Reconstruction, He Declares

Asks World  Bank Aid as ‘Peace Step   Would Make Red Role ir World Organizations A Prereauisite.

 Albany Firm in Wig Research — - — Probe Experiment in Hair   Fred Sees Moral As Bald Men Quiz Dept. _

Legislators May Be Scalping Themselves in Their All-Out Economy Drive Against USDA

Virginia Voters Ballot. Tuesday  GOP Sights Gains In Assembly Seats

CONSTITUTION- TRIBUNE. PRESENTS NEWS EVENTS OF THE DAY ON SCKEEN

Much Confiscated  Property Is To Be Restored  Persecuted, Dissolved Groups Would Get Their Holdings Back

NEW GERMAN LAW “WAS APPROVED IN OCCUPIED ZONE   It Will Restore Properties tc Persons Confiscated In Nazi Regime.   ‘IT IS UP TO $125,000,000      The Measure Required a Full Year to Draft Awaits Final Approval.

Nazis To Get Property Back  Confiscated Property Return Proposed

Rightful Owners to Regain Property Seized by Nazis   German Council in American-Occupied Zon Approves Law Restoring Old Possessions

 —NEW LAW AIDS GERMANS— Property Contiscated By Nazis Will Be Restored

Pass. Restitution Law for Germans  To Restore Millions — in Property Values

MOVE AWAITS ONLY FINAL 1.$, APPROVAL   German Council in U. 8. Zone Votes for Restoration Plan

Germans ToGet Back P roperty Stolen By Nazis   Confiseated Holdings Totaling $125,000.000 Will Be Returned

Approves Law Restoration German Assets   Would Restore German Properties Taken Durin; Hitler Regime. 2 ame

NAZIS’ VICTIMS INU. 5. ZONE TO REGAIN LOSSES   Law Will Restore Propert; And Other Possessions Grabbed By Hitler

Reich To Pay Back Fortunes To Many People   MEASURE DRAWN UP TO AID PERSONS HIT BY NAZIS

RESTITUTION PLAN OF GERMANY GETS COUNCIL APPROVAL   Properties Confiscated During War By Nazis May Go Back  to Owners

MR. WATSON: HONORED   Served As Secretary of Bristol Lodae Past 40 Years

Ban On Closed Shop Proposed By U. S. Steel   New Contract Would Re. quire Union To Maintain Responsibilities

New Government Takes Over Stam   Bloodless Coup Is Success. ful In Ousting Old Regime

FORMER ‘PUPPET’ OF JAPANESE CONTROLS SIAM'S GOVERNMEN}   ‘ARMY UNITS ARE USED IW THE QVERTHROW OF GOV. ERNMENT SUNDAY.

Jews, Arabs Gather Strength as Unrest Tunes Palestine Hatreds to Fever Pitci

Weakness And Strength Of Holy Land Foes Are Compared By Veteran   Ry WAX ROYD

Ashes Of Arson Scar Cities   Jews Collide With Holy War Declaratior

BROAD QUIZ SEEN IN CRILE CHARGE   ‘Congress May Investigate  VA Hospital Conditions

FULL - SCALE PROBE LOOMS AT HOSPITAL   ‘Controversy Over Veter: ans’ Treatment Heads For Showdown

CRILE CLINIC PROBE LOGMS   Congress May Check Treat: ment to GI Patients

Probes Asked for Vets Hospitals   Controversy Started In Ohio Institutions

Dispute at Crile VA Hospital Heading Into Full-Scale Congressional Probe

Stray Dog Keeper Goes To Hospital; Marshal Follows After Roundup

Charge GOP. Anti-Inflation Bill Feeble   High Prices Becomes ‘Number One Issue: Of 1948 . Election: Campaigns

Chiet Calls Measure “Feeble And Ineffective; Republicans Fight Back

Larger Spud Acreage for Next Season   U. S. Approves Boost Despite 100,000,000 Bushe Surplus Last Year

Fewer 1947 Spuds Wanted   Larger Acreage Approved But Aliotments Shifted To Lower- Yield States

Thaw’s Bequest. Puzzles Beauty   Blonde Ethel May Mcody Can't. Explain Reason For $40.000 Trust.

‘Miss Philadelphia” OG 1929 Vaguely Remembers Meeting Millionaire Playboy

Beauty Queen Non-Plussed by Huge Bequest in Will of Harry K. Thaw

VWicKellar still Seeks  Rejection  Says He Will Invok Senate ‘Prerogative To Block Lilienthal

‘Lilienthal ‘Personally Obnoxious,’ McKellar Will Invoke Prerogative

French Victory Ends Hanoi Siege  7 tt fh ak on   Rebel Chief Reveals  His Price of Peace

‘Forces Alligned To Protect Army   Compromise Figure Nearer $5 Billion Slash Is Predicted In Some Quartere

Committee Cuts 6 Billion Off U. §. Budget   But Bridges Says Some of Slash to Be Restored

SOLON SAYS BUDGET CUT TO BE PARED   Predicts Slash Will Be Less Than 6 Billion Dollars

Proposed Cut In Military Spending Will Have Strong Opposition In The Senate

Bi-Partisans Assemble Strength To Protect Weakening Of Defenses   Hope To Save Army And Navy From Suffering Program To Reduce Truman’s Budget Enough To Cut Taxes And Pay On Debt.

Joint Budget Committee, However, Favors Huae Slash in Federal Expenditures

Floor Fight Due On Reduction of Military Funds   Bi-Partison Group Mustering Strength For Showdown Action

Believed to”      ~ STRENGTH WILE Li BE MUSTERED ° TO ‘PREVENT BUDGET CUT WHICH =... WOULD AFFECT NATION’S =» NATIONAL DEFENSE

BUDGET SLASH TO BE OPPOSED IN THE SENATE   Six Billion Cut Would- Weaken The Army and Navy

Says Cut Would tiipair Ariny’a Ability to Feed Ocetipled Arééé—. Budget Commilttes Voted $6,000,000,000 Cut Yesterday Despite Warnings of Administration. -

Bridges Predicts Senate Will Reject Six Billion Slash in Federal Budaet

Sen. Bridges Fears  Rejection by Senate Of Stiff Budget Cut   Strong Sentiment to Restrict Slash to $4,500,000,000 Seen; Marshall. Vandenberg in Warning

Six Billion Decrease Is Voted by Joint Legislative Group   One ed Senate Says Senate Will lil Pro: Cut; Warnings by Service Chiefs posed Cu ‘lanored ‘committee —

6 Million Budget SlasnFacesTough Battle in Senate   One Republican Says Joint Committee's Plan to Be Rejected

Disarmament Talks Empty Of Meaning   UN Security Council Talks About How To Talk About Arma Reduction and Atomic Control

Britons Held As Hostages ane Liber ated   Sought to Get Leniency for One Condemned

JEWS REPORT BRITON FREED   One of Pair Held as Hostages By Underground Agency Is Released

Two Kidnaped  Britons Freed  In Palestine Wore Captured to Force  Commuiation of Sentence For Underground Member

Report Kidnapec Britons Released   Banker, Judge Freed By Underground Group

Palestine-Held British Hostages  Said Released  British Women, Children May All Be Evacuated

SAY ONE BRITON RELEASED   Kidnaped Banker Reportedly Set Free; No Details

aetna, cabana niin titieed  ONE BRITON FREED BY JEWISH GROUF   Banker Released In Jerusalem Trouble Area

One Of Two Britons Held Hostages Released Today   Police Scouring Roads Looking For Freed Man: Kidnapers Seek To Foree Commutation Of Death Sentence Imposed On Gruner

Two Kidnaped Britons Freed in Palestine   Judge and Banker, Held as Hostages, Released, Jewish Agency Says

TEL AVIV MAYOR. TELLS CITIZENS THEY MUST FIND TWO. KIDNAPED BRITONS FOR HONOR OF THEIR CITY

Report 2 Britons ‘Held As Hostages To Be Released   Note Assuring Freedom For Banker, Judge Thought Sent By Underground

Banker Is Set Free; District Judge Is Held   Kidnapers Seek to Force Commutation of Death Sentence on Member

BRITISH HOSTAGES FREED BY JEWISH UNDERCOVER GANG   Captives Held to Force British Commutation of Death Sentence of Rebel

Health Officials Say Ragweed, Prime Bane ‘Of Hay Fever Sufferers, Can Be Eliminated

Lewis, Aiders, Wak Out When AFL Snubs Him   Be Is Dropped From Executive Council And Quits Convention

John L. Lewis Is Dropped From AFL’s Top Council  All Other Officers Are Re-elected;  . Meany and Tobin Now ‘Strong Men’

AFL COUNCIL NOT TO HEAR LEWIS VOICE   Veteran Mine Warrior Absents Himself from Annual Election

Lewis Absent As AFL Votes   Mine Worker Chief Drop. ped From Councils At Convention 

John L. Lewis Dropped From AFL’s Council  Green Is Re-elected Head Of Federation

LEWIS REBUFFED AT CONVENTION OF AFL UNIONS   Head Of Miners Dropped From Executive Council For Coming Year   WALLACE IS PRAISED AT CIO GATHERING

LEWIS LOSES PLACE ON AFL RULING BODY   Defiant Mine Worker: Leader Stays Away During Election

AFL Drops Lewis Off High Councils, Re-Elects Green  Miners’ Leader, Beaten re cay a .* .    Miners’ Leader, Beaten On ‘No-Anti-Red Affidavit’ Issue. Sulks

Lewis Dropped From AFL Counc  Makes Good Threat Not To Serve Aaain

AFL Council  _- Drops Lewis   Tracy Replaces Mine Chie! With Executive Group

John L. Lewis ls Dropped From AFL Officialdom   Decision on Political Action Chief Result of Annual Session

LEWIS DROPPED FROM COUNCIL OF AFL RULERS   Federation To Force Anti-Political Law To Court Test

3rd Sugar Stamp Good By Aug. 1. Spare No. 12 Valid  ‘Now, Officials Decree:

New Sugar Stamp to Be Validated  Also, Spare Stamp, No. 12, Good Now

Third Sugar Stamp Valid By August 1   Stamp No. 12 May Be Used Immediately Instead of June ]

SUGAR STAMP. NO. 12 GOOD FOR USE NOW   Third 1947 One Due “Not Later” Than Aug. i

HST Views Need for Cooperation   Tells Brazilian Congress of U.S. Determinatior to make United Nations Succeed.

Truman Promises  U.N. Aid from U.S   President Makes Formal Address To Brazil Congress

Brazil Hears ‘Peace Road’ Is Still Beset By Problems   "President Declares ' Countries To Keep  Faith In Their Trust

Problems of Peace Still Lie Ahead Says Truman in Formal Address to Brazil Solons; U. N. Must Succeed

Confident U. S. And Brazil Will Be Faithful to ‘Great Trust’   Declares Millions of Lives Depend on Action of Two Countries

President Is Confident Of ‘Keeping Faith’   BRAZIL AND AMERICA TO BE FAITHFUL TO GREAT TRUST

President Speaks To Brazilians   Plea For Success.  Of United Nations Theme Of Truman A: Rio Ne Tanateran

Confident of Sister Nation’s Cooperation .  President Praises  Good Relations  BD teraear mmiriee

Krakauer, Sought  - In Fix, Surrenders   Walks Into Office of District Attorney

David Krakauer Charged With Trying to “Fix” Game Surrenders Today

Surrender In Grid Bribery Investigation   New Yorker, Object of Nation wide Search, Gives Up to Law.

Nation- Wide Search Made For Gamblet   Ex-Convict Believed Key Man in Pro Football Bribery Case

RAMADIER WINS SUPPORT VOTE BY 20 BALLOTS   Premier Under Fire by Communists and Backers of General DeGaulle .

Ramacier Is: Sustained in French Test   Assembly Votes Him Confidence in Fight ‘With de Gaulle, Reds

APPROVAL VOTE GIVEN RAMADIER   French Regime’s Margin of Victory Narrow

Shooting Reported in Southern Bus Strike   Officer Says Reporter, News Photographer Adtocked FEartier

Bus Strike Violence Up   Shots Fired ot New Drivers Training; Others Are Beaten

Dead, Missing At Texas City  Set At 733 Known Dead In  JDisaster 1. 42]

Kosse: Man‘Attacked Near Thornton Early Tuesday:Morning   Negro Assailant: Blackjacks Victim; Robbery Was Motive

Voyage Said For Training Purpose  Speed On Truman's Program Is Urged

Task Force Will Visit Dardanelles   State Department Demands Speed On Truman’s Program

Cruise Described As ‘Training’ Trip   State Department Urges Speed in Acting On President's Request for Aid to Greece

ACTION TAKEN  DURING STUDY OF AID PLANS   State Dept. Calls For Speed on Program To Check Reds

U.S. Warship: Will Visit Dardanelles, Navy Reveals. No Mention Made Of New U.S. Policy  Acheson Asks Speec From Lawmakers

U.S. Task Force To Cruise Greek, Turkish Waters   State Department Calls For    Speed On Truman Program To Halt Communist March

Naval Force Ordered To  Dardanelles   State Dept. Calls for Speed  On Anti-Communism Policy

U.S. Orders Naval Force To Near East   ‘State Department Calls For Speed .on Truman’s Program to Halt Spread Of Communism

Acheson Says Aid Must Be Speedy  To Save Greece  Vandenberg Spurns “Political Dictates

FORCE TO INCLUDE CARRIER, CRUISERS ~AND DESTROYERS   Navy Fails to Link Cruisc  - With Truman’s Proposal  : to Halt Spread of Communism,   ACHESON URGES SPEED IN EXTENDING HELP   Predicts Disaster in Greece if - There Is Undue Delay— $400,000,000 Aid Bill to House.

Acheson, Congressional Heads Push Action, Hold Situation Above Politics

NAVAL FORCE ORDERED INTO TURK WATERS   SPEED SOUGHT ON TRUMAN PROGRAM TO HALT REDS

Navy Squadror To Visit Greek, Turkish Waters  Acheson Asks Speed To Halt Communism

U.S. Warships To Visit Turk, Greek Waters   Rep. Eaton Offers Bill To Provide Big Sum To Fight Communism

Navy to Send Force to  Visit Greece Dean Acheson Ask:   Dean Acheson Ask: for Speed on Truman's Requests

Speed Urged in Halting Mareh  Of Communism   ‘Training Cruise’ in Greek, Turkish Waters Set for Early April

Navy to Send Force to Visit Greece   Dean Acheson Ask: for Speed on Truman's Requests

NAVY FORCE TO VISIT IN GREEK, TURKISH WATER   27,000-Ton Carrier And Nine Warships Train  In Dardanelles

Carrier Leyte, 9 Other Ships Are Assigned   State Department Calls for Speed to Halt ' Communism

Not a Word From Navy to Link Cruise With President’s Plan to Résist Communism; Plentv Elsewhere.

To Hold Up Sale of 35,000 Acres in SPG; Public Asked to Observe Requlations

Former Governor Says Stocks Only Gain Five Million   Says Grand Jury Investigation Would Not Be Confined To Just Lausche Administration

LAUSCHE FIRES SHARP REPLY IN LIQUOR CHARGE   Former Purchasing Agent. Prosecutor Also Hit At Dunifon Criticisms

Political Row Develops On  State Liquor   Former Governor Lausche Replies To Charges of Overstocking While Broadening of Inquiry Hinted

Lausche, Former Purchasing Agent And Prosecutor Reply To Dunifon’s Liquor Inventory Disclosures

Jayhawker Fans to Present unt on Missoun U.  Campus   ENTHUSIASM IS HIGH

State's Fuel Oil Probe To Continue   Witnesses To Be Called Friday By Committee _

Italy Strike Crisis Worse   Workers Threaten to Seize Plants if Owners Close. Because  Of Technician ‘Tieup

Textile Workers Talk Tough Now   Italians Thresten te Seize Plants HW Gwnees Shut Them Because of Strike

Textile Workers Falk Tough Now   ltations Threaten fo Seize Plants Ef Owners Shut Them Because of Strike.

Norwich Is Well Established as A Richer Market   Statistics Show Farnines Are Far Above Those in Other Like Communities

Emporia Families Have Net Incomes. Ahove U.S. Average, Survey Shows

Believes UN Should Welcome Chance to Help Decide the Political Fate of Kashmir.

Kashmir’s Fate Could Be   Situation Between Factions So Great Civil War Threatens

UN Is Given Real Chance To Aid India   Plea to Have Ballot In Kashmir. Provides Opportunity to Halt  _ Conflict and Do a Constructive Job

HARTLEY PLANS TEETH FOR LAW   Interference With Workers To Be U. S. Offense  t

Rep. Hartley Seeks Law Making It ‘An Offense to interfere With ‘Anyone Who Wants to Work

Rep. Hartley to Introduce New Bill ‘Banning Interference with Workers

ABLOGK AntA OMASHED LIKE ATOMIG BOME   Private Homes Destroyed ir Explosion- Originating in Plating Plant.

300 INJURED IN MIGHTY BLAST   Electro-Plating Plant Wrecked  -« «&

RECORD BLOST IN LIABILITY INSURANCE RATE    Anto Liability Insurance Takes Jump In 27 States, BD, Of Columbia

Confessions By Father And Son To Killing In North Dakota Reported By The FBI

BILLS AIM 10 HALT ABUSES   Right to Organize And Bargain Protected, Hartley States

Administration Fights for OPA  Sugar Program Condensed Milk   Condensed Milk Ruling Seen as Threat to Rationing

SEEKING TO AVOID SUGAR INJUNCTION   “Would Disrupt ‘Entire Sugar - Rationing Plan

ADMINISTRATION FEARS INJUNCTION WILL WRECK SUGAR RATIONINGINED +

U.S. BATTLES SUGAR RULING   Pending Injunction Threatens Ration Setup

STATE SENATE DEFEATS BILL ‘ON SCHOOL JOB   Refuses to Adopt Proposec Amendment to Appoint  School Superintendent   CASH BONUSES FOR VETS MEASURE INTRODUCED

Brotherhoods Not Agreed on Pay Deal   oirike Vote Means Tem   Strike Vote Means Ten porary Rejection

Major Firm Slashes Prices in Try To Reverse Inflationary Spiral!

Hopes To Help Reverse U.S. Inflation Spiral  Reductions Will Be ' Effective Thursday

Dewey, Truman, Party Heads, Back Universal Military Training Sought by Veterans’ Organization

Truman ,Dewey Back Universal Training Demane   Formal Approval of Resolution by Group ls Expected Sunday

Endorsing Of Universal Military Training s Expected By Conference

Top Military Men Speak   Follow Dewey, Truman in Support of Strong Militery Preparedness for U. S$

TRUMAN BACKS MILITARY TRAINING Legion Looks to Military Leaders for More Support

Top Military: Men Speakers At Vet Confab   Training Urged. By Truman, Dewey

LEGION 1S ASSURED BI-PARTISAN BACKING ~ ON SERVICE TRAINING   Military Leaders Expected To Add Support Today In Convention Speeches   BIG PARADE TOMORROW

Pert, Tiny, Red-Haired El. Jen Wilkinson Succumbs to Heart Attack

BRITISH WOMAN IN CABINET DIES   Ellen Wilkinson Termed Most Annoying Person In Nation ‘

Only Woman hy British Cabinet Dies   Een Wilkinson Won Fame as Education Minister

ELLEN WILKINSON EXPIRES IN LONDON   Held High Post. in Britain's Labor Party

BRITISH MINISTER OF ‘EDUCATION DIES OF BRIEF ILLNESS   Second Woman Ever to Serve in England's Cabinet Is Death Victim

DEATH STILLS VOICE OF WOMAN WHO  TALKED WAY INTO BRITISH CABINEF7

Snow, Warmer Weather Due   High of 30 Replaces Cold 10 Above Sunday

Egypt to Submit Demands to UN.   Sudan and British  Issues Draw Heat

‘United Nations Expecting Demand From Egypt That British Withdraw

Egypt Moves For U.N. Edict On Sudan Bid   Territorial Union, Recall of Britain’s Troops Twin Aims

Egypt Insists British Force Be Withdrawn   United Nations To Get Demand For Permanent Union With Sudan, Egyptian Says

20 Die In Pennsylvania Accidents  Deaths From Fires, Traffic,  Mine Accidents

Tax Cut Outlook Fades as Veto Prospect Mounts  Congress Leaders Expect Vietaryv on Labor Carhs

Veto of Tax Bill Awaited   Congress Dumps Explosive Labor Act _ At White House; Truman Silent

India Celebrates Independence With Rioting, Bloodshed   Hundreds Hurt In Hindu City

* Eugene O’Neill’s New Production Appears To Baffle First Audience

President Truman, Eisenhower Attend 35th Div. Reunion   Greeted at Kansas City Airport Today By Vet Delegation

President Flies To Missouri With Eisenhower  Truman Will Attend Division Reunion, Visit His Mother

TRUMAN FLIES TO K.C. FOR D-DAY EVENT   Will Look on Tonight as Eisenhower Speaks at 35th Division Reunion Ceremony Commemorating Invasion.

Notables To K. C.   Truman, Eisenhower To Speak at Reunion Of 35th Division

Eisenhower, Truman Reach Kansas City   President and Chief Of Staff to Attend Reunion of Famous 35th Army Division

ODOM GETS BID TO WASHINGTON   Globe Cirecler Invited To Tell President About His Trip

SUGAR RATION EXTENSION 10 OCTOBER LIKELY   Measure Approved by House Committee for Longer Control

Governor Lane Maps Program For Assembly   5-Points, Including Sales Tax Revision, Take Shape In Conference With © Advisors

Administration Leaders Work On Assembly Plans   Five-Point Program Discussed By Lane And Advisors

Change In Sales. Tax Held Likely   Administration May Up Exemption From a Te 14 Cents...

Lane Works On Assembly  Pr rogram - Starts Series OF   Starts Series Of Conferences On Form Bills Will Take At Special Seccian

Ban On Wheat Asked   Liquor Makers Urged To Ration Themselves When “Holiday” Ends

Gale-Driven Floods Cause Great Damage In Britain  Prefabricated Homes Collapse, Chimney: Topple: Million Sheep Have Perished

69 Taken Off Huge Craft in Mid-Atlantie   ‘Former Clipper Runs Out of Gas, Lands in Gale Near Cutter

‘(Please ‘Yurn to Page 16. Cot. °4)   ‘Revenooera’ Seize Still On ‘Shangri-La’ Retreat

TWO ARE DEAD IN PLANE FALL   Two Florida Men Lose Lives As DC-S Crashes In Woods Near Charleston, ef

Massachusetts Senator tage on Record in Favr of $400 Million Help For Greece and Turkey.

TRUMAN GIVEN ~NEW BACKING IN LOAN PLAN   TWO PROMINENT CONGRESS. MEN: SAY THAT GREEKTURKISH AID LES.  > SER OF EVILS

LODGE, DEVITT SAY CONGRESS MUST GIVE HELP   Truman’s Plan Called ‘Simple Self-Preservation’ By GOP Senator

German Food Hoarders Hit by British, U. S.   Farmers Routed for Thwarting Flow to Cities

GERMAN FOOD SITUATION DESPERATE   Farmers: Hoard Foodstuffs; City Dwellers Starve

President Considering Plan for Organization to Buy Supplies For European Rehabilitation

President Denies Plans To Remove Credit Controls   Truman Is Silent on Rumors of Forrestal, Mead Appointments

Truman Plans Trade Board To Aid Needy   No Details Given, However, On Proposal For Helping Rehabilitate Europe

Rehabilitation Plans Studied  President Truman   President Truman Sees Need for Buying Agency

FINAL BASEBALL SCORES   World Trade Group For Aid Europe Plan Hinted

Truman Considering Plan for Purchase. Of Goods for Europe   U_ 5. Would Set. Up: Organization Under Proposa!

HULMEVILLE COUNCIL MAY ACCEPT STREETS   Electorate May Be Asked To Pass on Bond Issue   REPAIRS TO TOWN HALI

ELECTORATE T0 VOTE ON FLOATING OF LOAN   Hulmeville Council Furthers Details for Acceptance Streets   TO RENUMBER HOUSES

Labor Legislation Nears House Vote   Three Moves to Change Bill Beaten Back by Supporters

House Near Final Vote Or Labor Curbs   Backers Beat Back Efforts To Make Change:

House To Vote On Labor Curbs  Senate Vote Tuesda) On Aid To Greece

SS ——EEEYEYEerr  ‘Two West Vi irginia Women Are Killed by Carbon Monoxide Fume:

Leaders in House Say Some Items: Not Cut Enough   Others, Such as School Fund, They Contend, Are Too Low

Budget of Gov. Donnelly to Meet G. O. P. Opposition   Republican House Leaders Serve Notice They Will Not Accept All Recommendations — Voice Criticism of Executive’s Action in Cutting Money Requests of Division of Schools, Eleemosynary Institutions and Research Group.

Senator Claims Rental Control Lifting ‘Right   McCarthy Praises Créedon Action In Louisville But New York Group Assails Hike

Creedon Rent  Ruling Lauded  By M’Carthy   Truman Says Administrator Could Do Nothing Else Under Law

LOGAL RENT BOARD RULINGS MAY LICK NATIONAL PROBLEM   Senator Favors Extension 01 Controls If Present Policy Is Continued   BLANKET RATE INCREASE IN LOUISVILLE IS CITED

Hike in Rents at Louisville Brings Flurry of Comment  Group Advising Tenant   Group Advising Tenants to Resist Onslaughts of ‘Combine’

Poultryless — Thursdays Are To--Continue   Food Committee .~ Says Alternate — Plan Not Adequate

Objections Of Industry Are Brushed Off   Turkey Growers Come Up With A New Challenae

POULTRYLESS DAYS TO CONTINUE   CONTRASTING WORD SENT B' VOORHEES TO DISCONTINUE POULTRYLESS PROGRAM— PRESIDENT'S FOOD COMMITTEE REFUSES TO DROP PROCEDURE

TRUMAN T0 OBSERVE 63RD BIRTHDAY TODAY   Physician Says President Enjoys Health of a Man Many Wears Younvrer.

Overton, Brooks to Vote ‘No’ on Lilienthal  Quick Confirmatior of Commission

Anti-Lilienthal Bloe Tnereases   Overton, Brooks Say The: Will Gnnose Nomine=

Overton, Brooks to Vote ‘No on Lilienthal  Quick Confirmation of Commission Urged by Scientists

BODY IN KAW RIVER    Was Seen Twice Yesterday From Bridge in Manhattan

Jury Acquits All Seven   District Attorney “Astounded” at Leavenworth Verdict

Seven Men Acquitted ‘By Leavenworth Jury   Prosecutor “Astounded” By Verdict in Federal Liquor Law Cosa

ATTLEE OUTLINES HARDSHIP COURSE   TELLS PARLIAMENT NATION FACES AN ECONOMIC “BATTLE OF BRITAIN,”

American Loan Disappears al Rapid Bate   New Sacrifices Must Be Made, Attlee Asserts

FUNDS LOANE BY U.S. GOING OUT 100 FAST   LESS FOOD, LONGER WORK IN STORE FOR ENGLAND

Retrenchment Program Laid Down by Attlee   Members of House Told of Sacrifices Faced by Britons

Attlee Reveals Acute Crisis in British Economy   Declares England Faces ‘Second Battle of Britain’ Now

American Loan Disappears at Rapid Rate  , een a i i   New Sacrifices Must Be Made, Attlee Asserts

Britain's U.S. Dollars: Rapidly Running        Advises Drestie Guts Om &ii Heme Preis i Endeavor Te Win Impending “Second Rattie Of Brifala’

Brifain's Borrowed Dollars Diminishing   Attlee Announces Hardship Regime in Order ‘ To Survive

Longer Hours And Hardship  Briton’s Fate  Attlee Says — Points Up Crisis By Laying Down  Stern, Program Of Retrenchment 

Attlee Outlines Hardship Plan In Sombre Talk   Unsmiling Crowds Gather As In Days Of War Crises

Resources of Nation Low, Attlee Warns   Premier Says Survival Is at Stake; Ammerican Loan May Be Relaxed

Britain Put  On Economic  ‘War’ Basis Sacrifices Sought  As Attlee Reveals Extent Of Trouble

Hardship Regime For Britain Laid Down By Attlee  Loan Modification Talks Announced

Britons Face New Hardships to Save Nation's Keconomy   Less Food, Less Goods In Stores And Longer Work Hours Seen By Attlee As Necessary To Meet Nation’s Current Plight

Attlee Lays Down Rigid  Program   Says Personal Sacrifice Is the Price Britain Must Pay For Survival

ATTLEE PLACES ENGLAND UNDER HARDSHIP RULE   Prime Minister Tells O; Sacrifices Needed For  Nation’s Survival

U.S. Sends Sharp Note fo Russians   Two-Year Stalemate In Germany Blamed On Soviet Leaders

Sharp Note Delivered  To Moscow  Soviets Charged   Soviets Charged With Delaying German Recovery

Russia Blamed For Stalemate In Germany   U.S. Note Rejects Moscow Complaints On Industrial Plan

U.S. BLAMES RUSSIA FOR STALEMATE   Over Economic Unification Of Germany

U. S. Blames Soviet Union For Faure   Russian Claims Of Pots. dam Violation In Stepped Up Industry Rejected

U.S. Hits Reds for  German Stalemate   Charges Soviet Failure to  Implement Agreement

Reich’s Plight Laid to Reds   Note to Moscow Hits Two-Year Stalemate

AS PRICES CLIME   Soft Coal Production Nearly Nermal As Boosts Are Announced

UMW Could Settle Own Differences: Labor Chief Tells Senate Committee

Lewis Bitter   Charges Government With Using Blackjack On Workers.

Houses Call Special Lists   Newspapers: Aroused Over Fees Action

NEW EAST-WEST RECORD IS SET   Paul Mantx Flies Across Continent In 7 Hours, 4 Seconds

Paul Mantz Hurtles Across Nation ‘1 Seven Hours To Set Speed Mark

MANTZ CRACKS U.S. AIR MARK   Speeds From East To Wes In 7 Hours, 4 Seconds

Pilots P-51 Across U.S In-7- Hours, 4 Seconds   Mantz Sets New All-time ‘East-West Record for Fropeller-driven Craft

..*. —STILL CRACKING RECORDS—  “Mantz Chalks Up New East-West Speed.Mark

Stunt Pilot Sets New Transcontinental Air Mark For Propellor-Driven Planes

SETS NEW SPEED MARK   42- Year-Old Pilot Crosses Contimeat in 7 Heures and 4 Seconds

MANTZ HOLDER OF NEW MARK   Bendix Trophy Winner Crosses Counity in P-ST in 7 Hours, 4 Seconds

Mantz Crosses U.S. in Seven Hours To Set New East-West Speed Mark

BATTLES HEAD WIND  Mantz Sets East-West Air Mark of 7 Hours. 4 Seconds

Paul Mantz Sets New Air Record In U. S.   PILOT HURTLES ACROSS NATION IN SEVEN HOURS

Seeking Highway Commissioners Who Will Work On Long-Range State Needs

Turner Takes.  Crack at Road Money Muddle   Radio Speech Revives  Dispute Over Just How — Much Money Is on Hanc For State Road Buildina

PLEASANT TURKEY DAY   Flora Predicts Little Change ir Temperatures for Kansas

Iowa Farmer Deplores Cattle Feeding Situation   Feeder Over Barrel Coming and Going

iLarge North lowa Cattle Feeder Is Doubttul About Staying jn Business

High Feed Cost Has Farmer Scared of Trying to Raise Stock on a Large Scale

Gets $60,000 Cattle Check But Sees No Profit Now in Fattening Range-Fed Stuff

Kansas City Court Hears Charges Against Reyonlds Tobacco Company

Kansas House Kills New [Pure Food, Drug Act   Opposition Develops Suddenly---A Liquor Anole Turned Tide

Armistice Until Tuesday .  Battle of Newark Bay Becomes Legal Fight

NEWARK T0 TAKE. FIGHT 10 CAPITAL   NAVY WILL BE ASKED TC PREVENT SCRAPFING OF BATTLESHIP. IN CITY.

Barrage of Words Levelled at Aged Battleship as Attorneys Take Over ‘Battle of Newark’

Senator And Labor ~ Leader Have Clash   ClO Official Opposes Cut In Labor and Security Funds

Defenders Of Province Beat Back Invaders   Russian Source Delcares Planes Outer Monaolian

MONGOL-CHINESE BATTLE CONTINUES   Central News Agency Reports Warplanes With Soviet Emblems Are Taking Part.

Chinese, Beating Back Mongolians, Undergo Strafing   Russian Says Planes With Soviet Emblem ‘Undoubtedly’ Mongols’

Longer Planning For Military Air Services Urged  Traman Advisors Suggest Extended Appropriations;  ~Gaunnes fine Qusrceace Ting

Freedom In Aid Planning Urged For. Army-Navy  Truman Committee Opposes Single US Overseas Air Line

Presidential Group Urges Military Units Have Longer Time to Plan Airplane Buyine

Urges Restrictions On: Military Plane Buying Be Lifted        -Truman’s ‘Committee . Sees: ‘Economy i in  A Better-Financed 

Expect U. S. Pledge On Pacific Isles   Policy of Peace, Security Believed For U.N. Today

Ja. oET TO ASK UN FOR JAPS” (SLE   Pledge to Administer Mandate in Interest of Peace, Security.

Soviet Move Surprises U.N. After British Seek Delay   Austin Scheduled To Deliver Pledge This Afternoon That Tencteeshin Is Move for Peace

UN Takes Up U.S. Plea For Control Of Pacific Islands   Austin To Pledge Peace Interests Are Paramount

Pledge is Offered On Mandated Isles   U.S. to Rule Strategic Chain In Interests of World Peace

UN To Get U. S. Pledge On Jap Isles   AMERICA PLANS PEACE PROGRAM FOR SECTOR

UN Rule On Isle Control  Sought   U.S. Set To Pledge Cooperation In Pacific Area

Security Council Takes Up U. S. Trusteeship Plan   Russian Endorsement Stirs Speculation as Session Convenes

Will Protect World Peace, U. S: Promises on Islands   Russian Backing of U: S. Request For Trusteeship Proves Surprise

SENATE WILL SEEK MMDDLE OF ROAD: IN LABOR LEGISLATION   Collective Bargaining Ban Meets Opposition:

Senate Bills Offer Drastic Strike Curbs   Wagoner Act Target; Ball Would Ban All Industry Bargaining

Human Tests With Russian Cancer Serum Set For Oct; Results In Mice Conflict

Russian Serum For Cancer To  Be Tried In U.S.   New York Scientist Plans To Try Serum on Three Hopejess Human Cases.

To Use Russian ‘KR’ On  3 Hopeless Cancer Cases   Scientist Plans Test of Soviet Discovery After Apparent Cures in Mice

Reds’ Serum Will Be Tried As Cancer Cure   New York Scientist Hopes Humans Will React Like Mice

Weather Bureau Is Sure of One Thing —No Relief, Yet!  Heat Wave Cantinuyac +   Heat Wave Continues to Sizzle Midwest, but _ Moves Slowly East

Weather Bureau Is Sure of One Thing —No Relief, Yet!   Heat Wave Continues to Sizzle Midwest, but Moves Slowly East

State Solons Hint Huge Sums Being Used to Influence Vote on Gas Bill

Dane County D. A. Watching Bribe Rumors  Lobbyists Direct Overall Strategy;  OP isis Hi. —a4.. fr a

Eye Charges of Bribery   Lobbyists Active in Directing Maneuvers

Dutch Army Has Started Attack On Indonesia   Planes, Armored Units in Maneuvers Called ‘Police Action’

DUTCH SOLDIERS ‘OPEN ATTAGK ON _INDINESIAN ARMY   Fighting Under Way in Java and Sumaira—Both Sides Silent as to Casnalties Suffered,    NETHERLANDS FLIERS BLAST AIRFIELDS   Capital of Jegjakarta Blacked Out During Raid— Armored Activities Hampered by Rain.

Duteh Troops On Offensive  In Indonesia   Affair Variously Called ‘Police Action’ and ‘Colonial War’

Ground Forces Strike; Planes Bomb Airports  Indonesian Capital   Indonesian Capital Blacked Out By Raid

Rail Workers Map Plans For Ballot Battle   Union Leaders May Set Up Political Program In 1948 And Support CIO, AFL Groups

RAILROAD UNIONS, MAY SEY UP NEW POLITICAL ACTION PROGRAM EGR °48

Vigorous Political Action Program Contemplated by Railroad Unions

Odom Wings Over Atlantic On 2nd Lap:  1,500 Miles Out Qn Way To Paris

FLIGHT “OKAY, ODOM REPORTS   Bombshell Speeding Across Atlantic Ocean In Global Solo Test

. Rains Ucley Progress  Of New Highway 50S   Only a Half Mile of Grading Is Completed; Three Bridaes Under Wav

New Labor Bill Looms for Ohio   Commission Named To Draft Controls

HERBERT NAMES LABOR BOARD   Commission Completed T< Study Legislation

Dewey Hits Reds   Suys Poland Once Again Enslaved, Inmplies He Menns Russia

COSTLY BLAZE SWEEPS HANGAR   More Than Million Dollars Reported Lost In Mysterious Explosion Which Touches Off Fire At Miami Airport.

State’s Phone Curbs Relaxec   Normal Calls-Are Handled: TIlnian Lashes Company

English Girl's Parents Insist She ‘Marry. Jilted Fiance or Be Deported

It’s Al or Nothing  Par ents Insist British Girl  Wed Former GI She Jilted

Mother Rejects Coal Miner... .  Tells British Girl To Either “Marry With Al” - Or Come On Back Home

Resignation Of Attlee Hinted   Report U. S. Gets Tough In British Loan Talks

Chief Gets Report Of Advisory Boare   Held It ls Ons Of Tooke To Build Of National Economic Stability

Guaranteed Wage Gets Endorsement Of Advisory Board   Idea May Help Build Up National Economic Stability

Advisory Group Holds Guaranteed Wage May Aid Economic Stability   Ry NORMAN WALKFER

Pay Guarantee Plan Indorsed By U. S. Board   Correlation of Idea With Other Factors Also Is Recommended

OREGON GOV'T PARALYZED BY TRIPLE DEATH   Pilot Of Plane Had Record Of CAA Violations

Oregon Plans State Funeral Monday for Three Top Leaders   State-wide Mourning Day Proclaimed for Chiefs Killed in ‘Crash

OREGON MOURNING GOVERNOR'S LOSS   Triple Tragedy Stuns Pacific Northwest.

Funeral Service For Three Oregon Officials Planned   Governor Snell, Two Top Aides Killed i in Crash of Small Plane

Stunned Oregon Makes Plans for State Funeral  Services for 3 Set In House Chamber

TRAGIC DEATH OF EXECUTIVE STUNS OREGON   OFFICES IN SALEM ARE CRIPPLED BY TRIPLE LOSS

Stunned Oregon Plans Services For Officials =:   Stale in Mourning Alter Governor, Three Others Rre Killed in Plane Crash

Oregon Mourns As Funeral Plans Are Made For 3 State Officials; Many State Functions Paralyzed

Staté Stunned:  Victims Of Ore gon. Tragedy To Have Final Rites Monday

Mourns Death Of Governor   Funeral Will Be Monday: New Head Takes Over.

Oregon Plans Rites for Trio   State Funeral Set Monday for Officials

Oregon Plans State Funeral For Governot   Public Service For Gov Snell; Two Other Tor Officials, To Be Held Next Monday

Triple Death Paralyzes Many Of Oregon's State Services   Stunned Oregonians Prepare for Funeral in State for Governor, Secretary of State and Pracident of Senate Killed in Plane Crash

Officials’ Deaths Paralyze Oregon s State Government   Salem Funeral Set For Gov. Snell, Two Other Air Victims

State Funeral Set In Oregon Tragedy   OVitat bh wmonstiqan   New Chief Executive Returns to Sick Bed After Oath of Office

RITES MONDAY FOR OFFICIALS   Oregon Plans Services ir State House Chamber

« Oregon Mourns ~ Loss Of State Leaders Today   MEMORIAL SERVICES FOE GOVERNOR, OTHERS PLANNED

OREGON PLANS STATE FUNERAL   Mourn Public Official: Killed in Crash

Stunned Oregon Makes Plans for State Funeral  Services for 3 Set   Services for 3 Set In House Chamber

ORECON MOURNING LOSS OF GOVERKOR, ‘OTHER OFFICIALS   Affairs of State Muddled By ~ Hunting Plane Crash Killing Four

Oregon Plans State Funeral For 3 Officials Killed In Plane Crash

Whole State In Mourning   Oregon n Stunned By Air Crash Deaths of Top Officials; Mass Fonersl Rites Monday

Oregon Planning State Funeral  - Monday Set Aside as “a Day- of Mourning

CIO. Girds To . Do Battle On Capital Scene   Lenders Rally Forces To Fight Labor Bills Pending In House And Senate

At Least 22 Dead As Levees Broken   10,000 Homeless and Property Damage Runs Into Millions; New Flood Marks Are Set  meu TIRIITOKHR npeoerce

At Least 22 Dead As Levees Broken   10,000 Homeless and Property Damage Runs Into Millions; New Flood Marks Are Set  waer es @8erere wm, eee Fe

PNPA Opposing Closed Meeting   Publishers Are Favoring Open Sessions

Truman May Veto Boost In Rentals   If So, Presid&éht and Senate Republicans Are Headed For Clash

Clash Looms as Senate Subcommittee Prepares Baost Recommendation

Factory Workers Blamed for Bootleaging of Car:   Hamer loomic Jr. Bailed out by Secretary

BRADLEY TO MAKE PERSONAL INQUIRY OF LEE’S COMMANL   GENERAL WILL CHECK INTO COMPLAINTS BY TROOPS IN ITALIAN AREA

GEN. BRADLEY ON MISSION TO ITALY   To Check Complaint: of G. 1.’s About Lee’s Command

U.S. Plans More Atom Tests, New Types of Weapons   Nation Will Continue Its Program Unless Plan of Control Arises

Development Of More Powerful Weapons Hinted   Uncle Sam Serves Notice He Is Ready To Accept Challenge To World Atamie Armament Race

DEVELOP OF WEAPONS CONTINUED   U. S. Means To Stay On Top In Nuclear Work   Sets Up Proving Grounds In Pacific For Routine Atom Experiments

U. S. Intends To Test More Atomic Bombs   Report of Atomic Energy Commission to Congress Carries Announcement of Further Experiments.

UNCLE SAM TELLS WORLD HE IS DEVELOPING NEW, MORE POWERFUL ATOMIC WEAPONS NOW

WILL CONT ATOMIC TESTS   ferse Report implies Ac ceptance Of Challenge In Armament Race

Plan to Hold World Lead Is Affirmed   Top Military Officers at Head of Agency; Third Experimental Explosion In Pacifie Protected

U. S. Intends To Stage New Atobomb Tests      WORLD CONTROL SEEMS STYMIED, SO PLANS ARE MADE

M MORE TESTS OF ATOMIC BOMBS   World’s Put On Notice Tha America Plans To Stay On Top In Weapons

Atomic Group Reveals New Test of Bomb   World Notified U. S. Intends To ‘Stay in Front’

Superiority Of America Is To Be Mainiained   Any Challenge To World Arms Race TT, Be Accepted

More Pacific A-Bomb Tests,  UJ. §. Announces   Intention To Increase Pre-eminence In Atomic Weapons Declared.

CONTINUE TESTS ON ATOM BOMB   U, S, SERVES NOTICE WILL PUSH RESEARCH UNTIL WORLD CONTROL

United States Intends To Conduct More Atom Tests In Pacific Area

US Notifies World It Plans More Atomic Weapons Tests  Proving Ground in Pacific Readied

Push A-Bomb Study   In Absence of World  Agreement On Control U. S. Determined to. Keep Lead ‘in Field.

Jittery World Spurs Atomic Stud By U. .  a Tae   More Testing Of A-Bomb Planned By Scientists

U.S. to Make More Atomic  Bomb Trials  Congress Is Told Nation to Maintain cy gy, a *%

U.S. Intends to Maintain Atom Lead, Make More Tests. World Is Notified

U.S. Plans More Tests On A-Weapon   Notice Given as Worlc Unable to Agree On Controls

Planning More Weapon Tests In the Pacific   Top Officers Now Head Joint Army-Navy Agency For Atom Development

Experiments In New Weapons Mapped Out   “Army- Navy Experts Maintain Research

U. §. PLANNING MORE TESTS OF ATOM WEAPONS   World Told America Means to Maintain Position in Field

U.S. Will Conduct More. Tests of Atomic Weapons   . Top Military Officers Head New Agency As International Control Plans Fail

U.S. Plans New A-Bomb Tests Inthe Pacific   Intends to Increase Ov Lead in Nuclear Weapons

U. S. Planning Further Tests Of Atom Bomb   Army-Navy Officers En. gaged In Development Of Atomic Weapons

U.S. TO MAKE MORE ATOMIC WEAPON TESTS   To Improve Atom ‘Forces Until International Pacts Are Made

Timetables To Hollywood Discarded As Unemployment Bogie Pops Up Capital Newswriters’ Dream Of  Easy Riches Quickly Shattered

Anonymous Note Sets Off inquiry   Confiscated Whisky Disappearance Gets Patrol Resignation

MURRAY ENTERS HOT U, A. W. FIGHT   Reuther Wins First Test In Battle For Leadership 

Murray In Midst Of 'UAW Battle   Appears For Speech Before UAW. CIO Confal

Order Inquiry in Alleged Blackmail  Of 2 Businessmen Lobbying Activity Brought in Focus by Leader in Assembly

Increase Sugar Ration 10 Pounds; Republicans Say It Isn’t Enough

10-Pound Hike Announced Fo! 1947 By OPA   GOP Congressmen Demand An Even Ringer Incerease

Republicans Demand Further Increase In Sugar Ration   Ask Another Five Pounds For Housewives

10-Pound Hike Announced For 1947 By OPA  GOP Conareceme   GOP Congressmen Demand An Even Riacer Increase

OPA INCREASES SUGAR RATION TO TEN POUNDS   New Stamps to Be Validated on April 1

eaeneteeeniacee anita sei aemaram aetna aaa  Republicans Want 15 bb. Sugar Rise  - Cheer OPA for  10-Pound Hike

INCREASE IN SUGAR RATION. EXPECTED: BADST TEN POUNDS   House Republicans Ask For Hike to Fifteen, However, Today at Washington; Stamp not Revealed.   NO MORE CANNING STAMPS PLANNED

OPA PLANNING APRIL INCREASE IN SUGAR RATION   GOP Cheers ‘Projected Increase But Demands Still More

FURTHER TESTS OF ELECTRONIC BRAIN PLANNED   Application to Cargo Planes Seen after Army Ship Makes Ocean Flight

Western Union Talks Collapse   Attempts To Avert Strike in Stalemate

WESTERN UNION TALKS COLLAPSE   Threatened Dec. 23 Strike Drawing Nearer

Wi estern Union ‘Strike Nearer      Attempt To Avert Walkout Fails

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT..   BABSON DISCUSSES THE RUS. SIAN MENACE

Wallace Says He'll Keep U p Peace Talks as Long as Men Will Listen

Wallace Vows To ‘Go On Speaking’ In Peace Effort   Former Vice-President Defies Any Criticism Of Campaign Against Truman’s For eign Policy

Defies Critics Of Campaign In British Isles   Will “Speak Out For Peace Wherever Men Will Listen to Me”

Wallace Says He Will Keep On Expounding His View:   Charge Eisler Gave False Passport Data

Henry Wallace Gives Critics Sharp Answer      Former Vice - President Says He Will Go On Speaking For Peace

Wallace Attacks on United States Draw British Criticism   White House Silent or Activities of Former - Vice President of U.S.

Wallace Defies Congressional Critics Of Talks Against Truman Program; Demands For Prosecution Heard

Wallace to  Continue Peace Talk   Truman Mum on Plan-if Any-to Chasten Wallace

Former Vice President Is Determined To Continue Attack On Truman Policy

Former Cabinet Officer Defies His Critics in US., Says He Will Continue

Statement Says He'll Continue Making Speeches   Rep. Thomas Sees No Alternative To Legal Action, Other Leaders Ask Action

Wallace Firm In Defense  Of His Acts   Former U. S. Vice President Says He Ie lustified

Wallace Defies His Critics   Says He Will Speak fo: Peace Until He Dies

Wallace Lashes Out At Critics In U.S.   _ Former Secretary Says He Will Not Halt Talks; HST’s Stand Awaited 

‘Will Go On Speaking For Peace To End Of My Days”  Wallace Defiant In Answering Congress’ Criticism Of Speeches

House Proposes Scattering of Army Bases Because of ‘Modern Strategy

Compromise Only Hope On School Aids Dispute   House and Senate Are Far Apart on Measure to Boost Educational Funds

REECE BOOSTS GREEN'S STOCK   Sees Illinois Governor as  Presidential Timber

Fontana Man Is Killed in Crash   Herbert Root Victim of Indiana Accident While Divine Home

Budget for Waterway Program Does ‘Not Allow for Starting New Projects

Alabama-Coosa Project  Funds Asked By Truman   Provision Made For Development In $291.000.000 Waterway Funds Asked By President In Budget Message Handed To Congress Today

U.S. To Seek Clarification Of Portal Pay   Justice Department Acts As Union Suits Soar to 2% Billions

Hunting. Fishing Bam  ‘OWehl Elenel cot Siliclanectlnd   ALBANY (UP) — Governor Bewey today lifted his ban against hunting in the state forests and woodlands,

Look for Political Battle Over Probe of ‘Lost Mobilization Plan’

To Question Forrestal On “Lost” Mobilization Order Party Line Battle Shaping Up

PARTY BATTLE LOOMS IN PROBE   Industrial Mobilization Up For Senate Scrutiny

Politics Enter Into Mobilization Probe   Republican-Democratic Battle Seen Over Why It Took Plants So Long To Produce

Republican-Democratic Battle Over Mobilization Plan Seen   Senate Committee To Quiz Forrestal On Why Plants Took So Long To Start

Party Line Battle Shapes Up As Senate Group Starts Probe Into Delay Of Plant Mobilization

Senate Probe Scheduled On Mobilizatior   Forrestal To Be Quizzed About “Lost” Plan To . Mobilize Industry In. World War IL

Seek Answer Mobilization   Political Battle Seen On Senate Boarc Inquiry:

Senators To Look At War  Monilization   Forrestal Will Be Onestioned

Twin Mothers And Twins Together   Bector Gets Ma Breother Between Double Births

SCHWELLENBACH TO URGE PORTAL PAY BILL VETO   Congress Passes Stern Measure To Curb Suits

Cabinet Labor Chief Advises Portal Veto  Schwelleabach Has Analysis Drafted  «Baw Tenenan. .

ANTI-PORTAL. PAY BILL IS PASSED   Sec. of Labor Will Recommend That It Be Vetoed

M'NARNEY WILL PROBE CHARGES OF SLAVE LABOR   Russians Accused Of Usinc Released Germans For Manual Labor

REDS DEPORT U 5. FRIENDS IN GERMANY   Democratized Officers Slave Laborers in Russia

ARMY INQUIRY IS OPENED — ON FORCED LABOR CHARGE   MoNABNEY STARTS PROBE OF REPORTS RUSSIANS WORK.  ~ ING FORMER U, 58. PRISONERS

Much Activity During Week ....  Assembly Pigeon - Holes Being Cleared Out For A Nearing Adjournment

Anonymous Pencited Nate Set Probe In Action  ge The Talted Brece

Roosevelt's Son Over-Rode View Of AAF’s Leader   Brewster Again Is Flayed by Planemoker As Hearings Proceed

Publicity Agent For Hughes Arrives; Told to Go To Bed   Flies From Paris  To Testify in Case Anainct Incrictriaticr

ROOSEVELT'S SUN NAMED AT HEARING ON U.S. CONTRACTS   Award of Order In Spite of Experts Is Told Today at Capital; Deal with Kaiser Also Investigated.   MEYER TO APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE.

Elliott's Recommendations Gave Plane Contracts to Hughes. Ex-Official Savs

Elliott R. Plugged For Hughes   Pushed Hughes Plane After Gen. Arnold Ordered “No Further Action

‘Says Recommendation Made After Arnold Ordered “Ne Further Action”

Sent To Hotel To Get Some S Before Testifying In Hug Contract Case; Hughes De Committee On Time Of pearance   ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT WILL ALSO BE CALI

Air General Opposed to Plane Deal   Senate Committee Told That Young Roosevelt  Overcame Objections

Aw Experts’ Advice Upset By Directive   Gen. Arnold Ordered Photographic Planes Despite Staff Opinion

Temperatures   Arnold Ignored Own Staff, Took Younger Roosevelt's Word, Gen. Echols Testifies   Air Chief Ordered 100 of Hughes’ Experimental Planes on Elliott's Favorable Report, Committee Told

Hughes Planes Recommended By Son of FDR   Elliott Roosevelt's Name Figures in Senate Investigation

SHOW BURIES FRENCH PLANE   Rescue Party Unable To Probe Wreckage; Mo Trace of Passengers.

23 FEARED DEAD IN PLANE CRASH   Four Americans aboard Liner . Down in French Alps

Find Wreckage Of French Plane   Four of 18 Passengers Americans—No Informa. tion on Fate

Plane Wreckage Sighted In Alps   Four Americans Aboard French Airliner Missing Since Yesterday

SPOT MISSING FRENCH PLANE   { Report Four Americans Are Among Passengers

26 FEARED DEAD IN PLANE CRASH   Snow Covers Wreckage It French Alps Tragedy

FRENCH AIR LINER CRASHED IN ALPS   Plane Wreckage Sighted on RAt kAnucheraile

Fate of 23 on Board Unknown   Four Americans Among Plane’s Passengers

SIGHT WRECKAGE OF FRENCH PLANE    Four Americans On Liner Downed In Treacherous French Alps

SNOW BLANKETS PLANE WRECK   Avalanche Delays Rescue. In French Crash

Wreck Of Plane Sighted In Alps      Fate Of 23, Four Of Them Americans, Is Unknown.

INTRUDER BEETS SLEEPING BRIDE   Miami Beach Woman, 26, Mistaken For Another In Flatiron Attack

San. Antonio And Houston Workers  Balloting Today   Ft. Worth and Dallas — Strike Votes Slated To Be Held Wednesday

REPORTS CUTIN LOANS TO CO-OPS   REA SPEAKER SAYS PUBLIC DISAPPROVES FEDERAL CO-OP AID

West Coast Men Describe Biggest Celestial Thing Since Halley's Comet Seen Heading Westward

50 Killed, Many Hurt in Peruvian Quake Disaster  Planes, Nurses Dispatched to Stricken Areas

Peruvian Town Hard Hit By Earthquake   At Least 40. Killed’ Anc Many Hurt In Mountain Town

PERU QUAKE TAKES LIVES 01 FORTY-THREE   Planes Rush Nurses To Stricken Area Of Mountain Town

Hospital Destroyed As Landslides Dam River Near Mountain Village

Hospital Swept Away by Flood; * Town Destroyec   Private Homes Topple Te Ground; Isolated Areas Hit

 Late News Bulletins  ; Oklahoma Senators Assailant Is Adjudged Mentally Ill

U. 5. Asks Delay in Considering Arms Reduction Proposal  Fails to Reach Agree see mwah VAS cb Met wrnrinm   Fails to Reach Agreement With Russia On Procedure

Annual Stockholders Meeting of Stamford Production Credit Association July 25 to Feature Matched Calf Roping Contest Between Sammy Baugh and Fred Albright

TAFT 10 VOTE FOR TRUMAN'S AID. PROGRAM   Reluctantly Support: Assistance to Turkey and Greece.

TAFT TO VOTE. _ FOR THE LOAN   GOP POLICY CHIEF SAYS ‘LOANS ABROAD MUST END WHEN TREATIES ARE SIGNED

TAFT CONDITIONS GREEK SUPPORT   Says Aid Must End wher Peace Treaties Are Signed

Dewey Win In ‘48 Forecast    Political Writers Predict Loss For Truman; Cut In Taxes Also Is Seen

DEWEY RATED —BEST-CHANCE   9a Noneass aE  "CHANCE INGOP RACE . *

Washington Correspondents Believe  Dewev Most Likely New President

CHURCHILL DOUBTS NEWS LEAK ONLY REASON FOR RESIGNATION OF CHANCELLOR OF EXCHEQUER

Probe of Dalton’s Resignation Asked By Conservatives   Sir Stafford Cripps Is Given Greater Control Over British Economy   CHURCHILL LEADER  OF INQUIRY MOVE   ‘Believes Tax Disclosure Is  Not Only Reason fer Chancellor’s Action

Flood of Condolence Messages Is Received   Gen. Eisenhower Assures Gov. Jester Army Will Send All Aid Needed: Georgia, London, Paris Offer Sympathy

Aid, Condolence:  Offered Texans Messages Pour Into Governor's Office

ANNUAL WOMENS DAY PROGRAM HELD IN HASTINGS CHURCH   Wm. Rathke Talks on International Relations

MUCH-ARRESTED JONES CONVICTED   Morphine Death Cause 0 Sentence Given at Indianapolis.

SEVERANCE TAX ON MINERALS IN BILL   ‘House Also Hears Measure to Penalize Libeling of Racial Groups   SEVEN PROPOSALS PASS

Floods. Follow Hurricane. At New Orleans   Unconfirmed: Reports Dozen Deaths From Biq Storm

bE sees  Floods Follow Tiring  Storm   Hurricane Slowly Loses Its Force In Louisiana

‘At Least 12 Reported Dead In Louisiana   Water Covers Parts Of Crescent City; Many Feared Hurt

Floods Follow  Hurricane ‘in New Orleans   Storm Diminishing   Storm Diminishing As It Moves Into Texas, Oklahoma

Storm Blowins Self Out Into Texas  New Orleans Battling   New Orleans Battline Serious Floods in Wake of Hurricane

Tropical Storm Moves into Texas and Oklahoma; Winds Slacken to 40 and 50 Miles an Hour.   ENTIRE COASTAL AREA IS ISOLATED

Dying Hurricane Moves Into Texas  And Oklahoma   Leaves Groggy New Orleans Grimly Battling Serious Floods; Property Damage In Millions

FLOODS STRIKE ORLEANS AFTER STORM LEAVES   Hurricane Begins To Blov Itself Out As It Moves Beyond Shreveport

New Orleans Battles Flood In Wake of Tropica! Storm  12 Reported Dead and Loss Is Heavy:

New Orleans Battles Hurricane Floods   Gulf Coast Area Counts Terrific Cost of Tropical Storm, Now Dying in Northeastern Texas: Property Damade in Untold Millions

New Orleans Is Threatened by Series of Floods   Reports of at Least Dozen Deaths Still Not Confirmed--Pranerty Damade Hia}

12 Reported Killed After Big Blow   Only One Death Officially Confirmed

Hurricane Tires, Flood Menace Fought   _ Death Toll 12, Damage Reaches Into Untold Millions

Sections Of City Under High Water   Property Damage Is Heavy; New Or. leans Hard Hit.

NEW ORLEANS BATTLED SERIOUS FLOODS TODA)   Storm Moved Beyond Shreve. port With Heavy Rain.   REPORT DOZEN DEATHS   Only One Known Fatality Was Officially Recognized.

Storm Blowin; Self Out Into Texas   New Orleans Battling Serious Floods in Wake of Hurricane

Southern City Battles Floods: After Hurricane  _ Unconfirmed: Reports .. Of a Dozen Deaths:

Toll of Deaths, Injuries And ~ ‘Damage Unknowr   Floods Harass Gulf, New Orleans Areas after Storm

Russ Supply Probe Asked   Senator Asks Why $16,080,000 in Goods Was Shipped This Yea

CUBA IS SHAKEN BY FOUR QUAKES   One Dead, 10 Injured: Buildings Are Cracked

EARTHQUAKES FELT IN EASTERN CUBA   Santiago De Cuba Shaken By Four Temblors

"Green Bowl” Absolved Of Charges   No. Easy. Prometions Of Members Found.

Leo’s Worth A Million   At Least, Loraine’s Gixing Up Thot Much in. Movie Contract to be With Hine

Probe Union Communism, Racketeering   House Committees Map Investigations Beginning Soon

Probe of Labor Unions Planned  Two House Groups - Mapping Inquiries

House Probers Map Inquiry In Union Activity   One Group To Investigate Racketeering Charges, Another Lo Study Red Influence

Labor Unions to Be Subject of House Probe   Sarges of Cammunism, Racketeering Will Be Investiqated san.

New Labor Probe   Charges of Communist Control, Racketeering, To Be Investigated

House To Probe Labor Unions    Racketeering And Communism Charge:

HOUSE STUDIES UNION CHARGES   fwo House Committees Probing Charges Of Communism And Racketeering In Labor Unions. -

House Committees Map Plan Cormunism Gets Attention For Union Activities Probe;

Northern Illinois Highways Covered With Ice and Snow   Weather Forecasters Indicate Rising Temperatures Tomorrow

U. S. Industry Gets Protection   Escape Clauses to Permit Abrogation of Cuts Hurting American Businesses

Quakers Senrding Navajos Ton and Half Of Clothing   vercury Hits 3 Solow Here As \. V. Skies Clear

IWO TYPHOON ON WAY TO OKINAWA   American Troops In Path  of Terrific Pacific Blow.

N.Y. Mayor Orders Inquiry Into Brooklyn School Official’s Ban on Christmas Carols

STANDARD ARMS FOR CONTINENT URGED B) MARSHALL TO SOLONS  _ U.S. MUST AID. LATINS

Supports Arms Help Program   If We Do Not . Supply ‘South America Somebody Else Will Says Marshall.

Secretary of State Calls for  Arms Program  "Says U. S. Should Aid Canada as Well  As Latin Americans

Marshall Asks Standard Arms For Americas  Leader Says Plan Necessary For Security Of US

Conaress Told Western Arms Plan Necessity   Marshall Declares Nations May Seek Assistance Elsewhere

Standard Arms in Hemisphere Vita to U.S. Security, Marshall Insists

Hemisphere Arms Plan Is Urged   If We Don’t Aid Other Nations Will, Marshall Says

Latin American Aid Necessary  Marshall Pleads for Hemisphere Action

MARSHALL FAVORS AID TO ‘NEIGHBORS   ‘Leads Drive For Arms, ‘Know  How’ For Hemisphere

Doesn’t Believe Rate Slash Will Have Any Great Effect  Here’s the Story of Freight Charges

Los Angeles Has Fourth Sex Slaying   Nude, Mutilated Body of  Woman Found in Lot  Near Home.

Find Mutilated Woman’s Body In Los Anpeles   City’s Fourth Sex Murder This Year; Killers Have Not Been  Found

Soviet Papers See Bleak Year For Democracies   High In Praise Of Conditions, Outlook For Russia

Red Press Sees Crisis During Year   Russians Sure Capitalists Are Facing Disaster

Soviets See 1947 As Bleak  Year For Capitalist Powers   Red Star Forecasts Falling Production, Growing Unemployment And Pauperization Of The Masses In These Countries As They Move Into Critical Period

ee a ee ee ae ee creme Seems ge Ent Sere  , 8, CALLS PHONE UNION LEADERS

‘Two Injured When Blast Rocks Santa Fe Passenger Car  Explosion Occurs Near Ardmore, Okla.~ FBI Works on Caca

EXPLOSION ON TRAIN   Shatters Windows in “Jim Crow’ Car Near Ardmore, Okla.

Mysterious Blast Hurts Two Persons   Explosion Occurs On Santa Fe Near Ardmore, Oklahoma

Mystery Blast In ‘Jim Crow’  Coach Hurts Twa  FBI Explosives Experts Probing A, .~zse fii Banlaes:am

Strike-Torn “Red Capital” In Government Clamps, More Workers Walk Out

VIOLENT DEATH MARS HOLIDAYS   Weekend Fatalities In State Due To Air Accident, Auto Wreck On GastoniaLincolnton Road. Drownings, Shootings, And Pois: on.

Violence Kills Nine In State   Two Raleigh Men Are Victims Of  Plane Collision

Many Bills Await His Signature   Must Work on Measures Passed in Final Days of Congress

~ PLENTY OF WOR   lLeaves Missouri After At  fending Funeral Rites . For Mother

TRUMAN RETURNS U CAPITOL WORK   Work Piled Up in Washington After Last Congress.

Truman On Way To White House  Burial Rites Held For Mother Monday

Truman Flies  Back To Work   President Is Looking More Rested After  Funeral   WASHINGTON, July 29. UP— President Truman returned to the capita] at 4:16 p. m. EDT.

Truman Returns fo Washington After Mother's Burial ..   Over 100 Bills Await Action of Chief Executive

Bids Goodbye To Relatives At Grandview   Busy Days Ahead for Jru man; Spends Nights in Seclusion After Mother’s Bonperal.

@ DOWN CUMBERLAND WAY   Pop Has Nicest Attack of Spring Fever in Hill Family History -

Man Kills Wife, Wounds Three, Leaps To Death   Middle-Aged Husband Runs Amok In West Palm Beach Lawyer’s Office

Kills Wife While In Lawyers’ Office Discussing Divorce   Cuts Throats of Son, 2 Attorneys and Takes His Own Life

Three Arrested As Strikers Picket Banks  Police and Pickets Clash in Brooklyn  Mass Demonsctraton

POLICE CLA WITH PICKETS   Three Unionists Arrested Following Disorders In Brooklyn Bank Strike

Chinese Red Forces to Be Divided   Nationalist Troop: Start Drive to Split Communists

CHINA NATIONALISTS LAUNCH NEW DRIVE   Move Seen Effort Te Split Comrnuniets

Dodgers Score 2 In Ninth to Beat Yankees 3102  aatta’s Pinch   Lavagetto’s Pinch Double Decides Game

Dodgers Score 2 In Ninth to Beat Yankees, 3 fo 2  Lavagetto’s Pinch

UN Will Study Economic Aid For Europeans   British Appeal May Get Priority

UN Preparing Aid for War Areas   Economic Assistance Planned for Nations of Europe

COAST GUARD . ~ HUNTS BODIES   : HUNT FOR TWO FISHERMEN - WHO WERE ‘IN, BOAT / WHICH UPSET In. LAKE ERIE

U. S$. Plane Is Overdue On Northern Flight, Canadian Unit Reports

BODY OF COED, 22, FOUND BY HUNTERS CLOSE 10 CAMPUS   Anna Catherine Fox Is Relieved to Be Poison Suicide Victim; Study to Be Made.   FALLING GRADES SAID RESPONSIBLE

Suicide Seen In Death Of Purdue Coed   Body of Anna Catherine Fox, 22, Found by Searchers, Lashed by Wrists to a Cherry

REMAINS OF PURDUE CO-ED ARE FOUND    Died of Poison ; Believed to Be Suicide Case

Hungarian Soldiers Quit "For Political  Reasons"  ma uapells ote f ¢   84 "Willing" to Connect Their Actions With Flight of Pfeiffer

Strike Closes Total of 48 British Mines   2400 Yorkshire Industrial Plants May Shut Down

Ao British Mines Hit By Strikes  Walkouts Spread As Yorkshiremen  Nefv Gavermment

BRITAIN'S COAL STRIKE WIDENS   Nearly 60,000 Men Idle And Fuel Shortage Is Aggravated   CUT IN USE IS ASKED

51, 000 British Workers Idled   No Settlement Is in Sight'in Dispute with Coal Board

60,000 British — Miners Now Out   Yorkshire Coal Strike I Spreading; No Settlement In Sicht.

COAL STRIKE IN BRITAIN IS SPREADING   Forty-six Government-Operated Mines Employing 50,000 Miners Closed by Walkout in the Yorkshire Sector.

COAL MINE STRIKE SPREADS IN BRITAIN   50,000 Idle, 46 Government-Operated Mines Close—-Stocks at Industrial Plants Tow.

Bitter Cold Grips Londen   Citizens Deprived Of Both Heat And Light Due To Electriciv Cut

Collapse Of Brick Wall Demolishes Stand, 3-Injured   Roof Of The Brown Taxi Station Caved In On Monday

=, School Districts State’s Largest Cities To Be Created Because Of Disagreements

RUSSIA TO SNUB TRADE MEETING   23 Nations Sign Accord Or Preferential Tariffs

Russia Not To Attend Trade Parley   Sattelites Also. Refuse Invitation

Reject Trade Parley Bid   Russia One of Eight Nations Refusing to Attend World Meeting November 21 in Cuba

SOVIET TO SHUN TRADE PARLEY   Reds, Some Satellites T Avoid Havana Talks

Labor Unrest Spreads   General Walkout Threatens Paris: New Cabinet Seen

France Tied By Strikes   All Coal Miners Idle; “Tieups Affect Auto Plants, Ports, Mills, And Civil Service

 Developments Come Thick and Fast CK anne Fast  PARIS LABOR POT  BOILS OVER AGAIN

Strikes Paralyze France   Nearly All Workers in Na tionalized Industries Quit; Crisis Deepens

French Labor Calls Strike   Threaten Wide Sections Of Nationalized Industry As New Regime Forms

114.000 Coal Miners And Workers In 3 Auto Factor. ies Vote To Walk Out   Seamen Also Plan  To Ask Pay Hike   Action Comes As France Seeks Strong Government To Meet Crisis

Strikes Tie Up Industry .... Crisis Grips France As Labor Pot Boils

Reynaud Continues Effort To Set Up Government - With Ramadier Due To Quit Office

FRANCES LABOR POT BOULS OVER AGAIN TYING UP WIDE SECTIONS OR THE NATIONALIZED INDUSTRY

Bound for Alaska   STRIKES PLAGUE FRENCH CITIES   Nationalized Industry Periled By Walkouts—Coal Mines Affected

Party Leaders Confer To Halt French Strikes      Situation Remains  Critical As Labor Front Boils Over

Strikes Spreading Through France, Tying Up Industry   Center Parties Are Negotiating in Effort To Form Strong Government and Get Country Back at Work; Port Work Halted

Labor Troubles Spread in France  Efforts Continue to Form New Regime

French Labor Pot Boiling  Many Workers Out ~ On Strike With Man; Othere Threatened

Labor Crisis: Is Sweeping Over France   Nationlized Industry Hard Hit; Reynaud Seeks Strong. Cabinet

French Industry Near Paralysis In Strike Votes  Walkout in Mines Follows Action By Auto Workers

Nationwide Strike Faced  By France   Most Of Miners Out, Ports Idle, Auto  Workers Quit, Civil Servants To Follow

MORE FRENCH STRIKES VOTED   road Section Of Nation alized Industry . Faces - Paralysis

THOUSANDS OF WORKERS OUT IN NEW CRISIS   Reynaud Continues Efforts to Form Majority in Assembly.

French Face Labor Crisis; Tieups Mount   _ Strong Government Songht by Leaders; . Blum May Get Helm

State Sales Tax May Exceed $25,000, 00   Over Five Million Col lected During First -Three: Months

$5,702,622 RECEIVED FROM STATE SALES TAX      Yield First Three Months Is Be.  yond Expectations; $25,009,000 Sec Bn Oe eee

TRANSCRIPT IS CENTER OF ROW   Cofali Words On-Liquor Setup Center Of Controversy

Transcript Proves Cofall.  Criticized Gambling Rule  Liquor Director's Testimony Reported Correctly, Review of Records Disclose

british Willing To Listen To Demands Of Jewish Group   Spokesman Says United States Delegas tion Takes Cautious Role in Palestine Discussions

Secretary-General Declares General Assembly Would Be * Making Sharp Departure From Past Practice If It Gives Jews Voice In Palestine Debates—Raises No Legal Objections Against Hearing Jewish Side—Sir Alexander Cadogan Presents British Views

Would Give Leaders Voice In UN Debate   Britain May Split With U.S. On Issue

Britain Favors Jewish Voice In Palestine Talks   Conditions Approval Or Whether Legal Means Can Be Faumnd.

Britain Willing If Legal Means Can Be Found  Clash With U.S. Views Is  Seen Paoccibla

Declares Jews Should Share  In UN Debate   Britain Ready to Hear Them Hf Legal Means Can Be Found to Provide For It

—PALESLINE— Legal Issue Is Discussed By Delegates  Split May Occur On Representation

Britain Would Give Jews Voice In U.N. Debate   But Legal Means To Provide For Step Must Be Found

Britain Says Jews Should Be Given Hearing   Apparently Not Constitutionally Feacihle Save Cadogan

Britain. Joins US.:To Urge Jewish Hearin;  Cadogan. Asserts  U.N. Should Take.  ft 7 + Tanval

Warns of Results lf UN Gives Jews Voice in Hearings   Secretary-General Lie, However, Raises No Lean}! Objection

U. S., Britain Divide On Jews   , Split Over Whether Jews Should Have Voice In U.N. Debate on Palestine

UN CHIEF RAPS JEWS? BID TO ENTER DEBATE   Trygve Lie Would Move Cau*. tiously on Settlement of Polestine . Issue.

Would Be Drastic Departure From Past U.N. Action   Secretary-General Trygve Lie Says Other NonGovernmental Organizations Turned Down   Administration Wins GOP Foreign Relief Fund Backing

Britain Favors Giving Jews Voice in U.N. Talks on Palestine Issue

MAY BE HEARD IN PALESTINE DISCUSSION   Trygve Lie, British Leader In Favor of Hearing Their Side

VEW CONCLUDES NATIONAL MEET    Denver Man, 55, World War  Vet, Chosen Chief; Peace Main Goal

Emergency Aid Program Given Speedy Actior   Would Include China In List of Nations Getting  Funds

FINAL EFFORT TG FORCE AID PROGRAM OVER   Marshall Is Expected  Back To Deliver  Bic 4 Report

Marshall Takes Stand for Full Press Coverage of All Big Four Meetings

a  Eisler Draws 1 Year, Fined  $1000 on Contempt Charge   Marzani Gets 3 Years, Others On New List

ORGANIZED OPPOSITION. ‘TO MINISTER’S CRUSADE FOR TOTAL PROHIBITION

KANSANS OPPOSE MVA       tt ta Sociale  Representatives : istie and Too Fapen

KANSANS OPPOSE MVA   Representatives Sav Ut Ie Secial. istic and Tee Fa pensive

If He Thinks Need Is Urgent .... Truman Can Revive Controls On Credit

Has Power To Restore Curbs  Truman Can Invoke  Cradit Law: Walent

PRESIDENT CAN PUT ON CURBS   Wolcott Says He Can Limit Installment Buying On Own Power

Trattic Safety ls Community Job Conference Told by Ohio Governor

[Communities Hold Key to Traffic ‘Safety Problems, Gov. Herbert Says

New Yorkers Pass Up Farm for Seashore and Country Cousin Has Vacation at Hom

DIED AFTER SHORT ILLNESS   Mrs, Maggie Lewis Passed Away Menday Noon

lotov, Says. U.S. Foiled London Talks  * Credits, Reds With Only Progress

Meat Prices Soaring in New England; One Hospital Cuts Its Supply in Half   Choice Steaks Now Retail at $1.50 A Pound: Rising Corn Cost the Reason

TWO PERSONS DIE IN CRASH   M'dnight Flight Ended In Flaming Death of Plane Pilot and Passenger

Two Are Killed In Plane Crash   Man And Woman Die In Flaming Wreckage Of Plane At Gratz, Pa.

Cates Plead For Relaxed Food Edict   President Urged To Modify ‘Meatless’ Tuesdays, ‘Eggless’ Thursdays

SUNS ARE USED IN BUS STRIKE   Shoot - to - Kill Order: Ready For Guardsmen At Jackson, Miss.

Labor Disputes Harass Business Across Country   Shooting Phase Reaches Bus Strike; Threat of Violence Increases

Passenger Bus On Struck Line Is Fired Upon   Governor Warns. Patrol Will ‘Shoot To Kill’

Bus Fired On  In Mississippi Despite Warning   Coast Cargo Untouche  As Longshoremen and Employers Wrangle

REPORT SHOTS FIRED AT BUS   No One Injured in Shooting In Mississippi Strike; Probe Is Launched

PASSENGER BUS IS FIRED UPON   New Violence Flares Near Hattiesburg In Drivers’ Strike   PATROLMEN SENT OUT

PASSENGER BUS IS FIRED UPON   Violence Flares After Driver Strike

Bus Strike May Bring Use Oi National Guard  Mississippi Governor   Mississippi Governor Warns Shoot To Kill Orders Likely

Passenger Bus Fired On In Miss.; Gov. Wright Warns He'll Arm Guards

REPORT GUNFIRE IN BUS STRIKE   GOVERNOR THREATENS SHOOT TO KILL IN HALTING DISORDERS

PASSENGER BUS IS FIRED UPON IN MISSISSIPP!   Governor Begins Investigation to Determine Whether to Use Guard Troops in Operating Line.   COMPANY BESET BY 4-MONTH STRIKE   ‘Labor Dispute in Herrin and Johnston City, I., Closes   Majority of Retail   Stores.

Hre Destroys Railway Station   None Injured As Flames Sweep Through Building At Charleston

Wheat, Corn Prices Drop; Livestock Up  L. wfesmlia Mecbban   Wholesale Butter Prices Off; Bread May Be Hiked

MEAT PRICES CLIMB HIGHER   Further Increases Posted In Most Markets; Grain  Prices Show Decline

Mother, Infant Dies In Flames At Worceste   230 Children Led To Safety From Me, Convent Fire; 60 Flee Lawrence Hotel

YOUNG PICCARD TESTS BALLOON   New Valve Works Well in Two-Hour Flight

MARSHALL'S PLAN RECEIVES SMALL SUPPORT TODAY   General Assembly White Tensely for Pxpected Itussian Attack,   ON THE ©. S. PROPOSAL   i. S. Holding Ite Expected Support In Developing fiattle With KRuesia.

Soaring Wheat Prices Again Are Predicted   Russian Move Blocked in UN   News Flashes

@ PAUL MALLON—  Republicans Slightly Sensitive On Subject of Isolationism

Inglex In Today’s Post   Lana Tumer, Tyrone Power End Romance After Talk on Coas

Molotov Lists Part of Price Allies Must Pay To Secure —  Economic Unity in Germany

Demands Over Ten Bil lion Dollars In Repatations And Repeal Of British-American Zone Merger

Wants Share In Control Of Ruhr Plus Billions  In German Reparations   Demands British And Americans Repeal Merger Of Occupied Zones

Molotov Voices Soviet Price for Agreement   Repeal of U. S., British Economic Merger Requested

STATES PRICE OF ACCORD ON GERMAN UNITY   4-Power Ruhr Control, Repeal of 2-Zone Merger Asked

Molotov Lists His Price For Russian Agreement To German Unification   Four-Power Control Of Ruhr, Repeal Of U. S., British Merger And $10 Billion Cash Reparations Demanded By Soviets

Russia. States Price For Unified Germany   Soviets. Want Four-Power Control of Important « - Rohr ..

$10 Billion Sought For  Reparations   Minister Now Saying ‘Maybe’ Instead Of ‘Ne’

10-BILLION PAYMENT, REPEAL OF MERGER IN WEST ZONES AIM  SOVIET DEMANDS GIVEN BIG FOUR IN ANSWER TO MARSHAT!L PRESSTIRE

Conferees Are Puzzled Over Russian Turnabout   Bargaining Position May Be One of Issues “To Be Considered

Molotov Lists Part Of Price Of Agreement   Demands Removal Of Zonal Borders; Asks Reparations

Molotov ForForeign Aid 4 Power Rule Bill Due To Of The Rubr Pass 6 To 1

VES’ ATTITUDE ON LABOR MEASURES CAUSES COMMENT   ‘Some New York Republicans Resentful; Others Defend Senator

— SENATOR EXPLAINS LABOR BILL STAND — "Just Consistent,’ Ives Declares

Chinese Students In Demonstration   Protest Continuance Ot! China’s Civil War—One Person Is Reported Killed

CHINA STUDENTS DEFYING CHIANG   6,000 Stage Demonstration Against Continuance Of Civil War

Unde Sam Owner Of-8 Per Cent of Area in Oklahoma  Has Title te 3,441,000 Acces, indian Affoirs

Unde Sam Owner Of 8 Per Cent of   -Has Title te 3,44},000 Acres, Indian Affeics. GHice Biggest Division

PROBE DEATH PW. PRESIDENT   Police Think Slayer Hired Gunman Imported From Chicago

House Group Member Gets Warning Call   Change in Views on Labor Advised for Committeeman who Dined with McNear

Threat on Labor Stand Revealed   Legislator Who Dined With McNear Warned

Congressman Gets  Telephone Threat   GOP Representative Warn: ed About Labor Views

Congressman Is Threat Victim   Anonymous Call Links . Up With McNear  Beceneannhon

House Labor Committeeman Receives Threatening Message Over Telephone

REPRESENTATIVE IS THREATENED   Warning Is Received Before Death of MeNear

HOUSE LABOR COMM. MEMBER THREATENED ©   Told He Had. “Better Chinge   ‘Ideas About Labor

ELEANOR AND ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT HAVE GONE [NITOC) CLIBDICTAAAG TREC REICINIECC COMMERCIALLY   RIOTS ON V-J DAY COST SAN FRANCISCO $49.47”

Poll Of G. O. P. Chiefs Show Majority Oppose Green For Re-Election

Paris Strikers To Remain Out   Communist Leader Raps The So-Called U.S. Domination.

Paris Transport Workers Vote tc Stay On Strike   Communist Assails U.'S. In: ‘Political’ French Strike .—

Paris Transit  Strike Holds   Communist Union Leader Charges U. S. Trying to Dictate French Gov’t Policies

Paris Strike Will Continue   Subway & Bus Workers Hear Communist Rap U.S. ‘Interference’

PARIS SUBWAY STRIKE STILL IS IN EFFECT   Workers,on Eve of Municipal Elections, Continue Walkout Which Ramadier Says Is Politically Motivated.

PARIS WORKERS VOTE 10 CONTINUE STRIKE   Political Motivation Seen In Transport Tieup

Workers Vote To Continue Paris Strike   Transport Men, On Eve Of Municipal Elections, Plan to Remain Out; Oriticizve Tintted States

FRENCH WORKERS CONTINUE STRIKE   COMMUNIST-HEADED TRANSPORT WORKERS BLAME AMERICANS

War Minister Directs Front Against Rebels   Report Savage Fighting As Greek Communists Seek Seat Of Regime

LARGE FORCES ARE. BATTLING. “IN THE HILLS   MAY BE-PREPARING TO . RECOGNIZE NEW GOVERNMENT  ‘RUSSIAN SATELLITE NATIONS

U F 7 S na ibe  Ar ve nti in a   Newspaper Claims ‘Great Triumph’ At Conferences

Attacks.on US Policy Shock Delegates   Reports From Buenos Aires Unfavorable

Falkland I. Issue Kinks Conference   Final Plenary Sessions Under Way, Indicate Interpetations Of Pact Will Be Varied.

Vote Rejection to Both Molstad and Riegel Selections  Senate Committee,   Senate Committee, Olson Included, in 3-2 Vote on Pair

EMIGRATION PLAN FOR GERMANY Is GIVEN BY FRENCH   Would Have Allies Organize Re  duction of Population to  Guarantee Peace

Deputies Tied Up By Red Claims   Marshall Summons Clay To Moscow As His Expert Adviser.

GENERAL CLAY SUMMONED 10 BIG 4 PARLEY   Military Governor in Germany Needed by Marshall to Answer Russian Charges of Mismanagement in Reich.

Congressman Nixon Off For Europe Today   Group To Investigate Foreign Relief Need

King of Swing Benny Goodman Outswun¢ By Tommy Dorsey in Bandleaders’ Fight

T. Dorsey Outswings King Of Swing B. Goodman: More Than Music ‘Hot’

. HOLLYWOOD RECORDING SESSION TURNS TORRID IN MORE WAYS THAN MUSICAL Trombone Tommy Lands The Old One-Two And Benny, The King Of Swing, Hits Deck With Damaged Nose And Chin

Goodman’s Hot Licks Arouse Anger Of Dorsey; King Of Swing Outswung By Trombone Tommy

B. G. vs. T. D. King Of Swing Is Outswung By Trombonist Tommy Dorsey

Somebody Swings When Kings of Jazz Clash   “Benny Goodman Lands On Floor; Tommy Dorsey Savs He Dicn't Do It

WALKOUT BAN DENIAL ASKED   U.M.W. Contends Issuance of Order ‘Prejudicial’ to Lewis Defense

Stock Boy Who Started Four Fires At Field's Says He Is Frustrated

235 Are Awarded Diplomas  1,500 Persons Attend Finals At Local High

Turkey Held Key to U.S. Move To Halt  Communism   Secret Testimony May. Tend io Ease Open Opposition To Aid for Turks

Needs For Big Army Outlined By Ambassador   Secret Testimony Given Foreign Relations Committee

Secret Te eslimony Puts Ti urkey in  Strategic Position   Evidence Is Expected to Counter Opposition to Aid for That Nation in Mediterranean Area

TURKEY KEY TC HALTING REDS BALKAN SPREAD   Secret Testimony Given By U. S. Ambassador Edwin C. Wilson

Secret Testimony Puts Ti urkey in Strategic Position  Evidence Is Expected to Counter  Piwmmnrnaitiine ta Bid face Theat   Evidence Is Expected to Counter Opposition to Aid for That Nation in Mediterranean Area

Testify Turks Impoitant in Any Move to Halt Spreatl of Conmunisi in Mediterranean

Turks Termed Last Bulwark  ToCommunism   Secret Testimony Asserts That Nation Key to Any Move Against Russia

MIXED REACTION IN CONGRESS TO HELPING TURKEY   Nation, Mere Than Greece, Is Key To Stopping Com ) munism’s Spread   MILITARY RATHER THAN POLITICAL AID

Greece Said Secondary in Consideration   Some Lawmakers Show Lack of Enthusiasm For Turkish Aid

KEY IN DRIVE TO HALT RED:   Secret Testimony May Counter Opposition To Truman Plea

‘Turkey Seen Vital Point — To Halt Reds   Communism Spread Over Middle East Wonld Fallaw Fall

New York Stocks   Fires Take Toll of Seven Lives; Millions of Dollars Damage

Aged Man Hunted For Two Murders   Emily Griffith And Sister Slain In Colorado Cabin

RUINS OF BUILDING COMBED FOR THREE   WASHINGTON FIREMEN SEEK MISSING IN- WRECKAGE OF APARTMENT HOUSE,

Tomorrows Headlines “Jeday  JOHN L. LEWIS AND COAL OWNERS REACH MINE WAGE AGREEMENT

Soft Coal Pay Rise Is Granted   Northern Operators Lewis Reach Agreement

Greek-Turk Aid  Dispute Reaches A Voting Stage   Congress Also To Be Asked To Authorize A  Korean Procram.

ARMY DAY PARADES STAGED —  THROUGHOUT NATION TODAY   PRESIDENT TO REVIEW GIANT PARADE IN CAPITAL AS ARMY: WEEK OPENS

CHINA GETS BADLY NEEDED MILITARY AID FROM UNITED STATES TO CARRY ‘ON WAR AGAINST THE COMMUNISTS

China Given U.S. Help To Battle Reds   Rifle Ammunition For Hard Pressed Forces Sold; Situation Critical For Regime Of Chiang Kai-Shek   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Fortign Affairs Analyst

AWAIT GOVERNOR’S APPROVAL   Aid For School Teachers, Fund For State Employes Given Okay

PRINCE DIES IN CRASH AT COPENHAGEN   Plane Explodes During Takeoff, Bringing Death to 22

AMERICAN SINGER © DIES IN DENMARK      Grace Moore, Swedish Crown Prince Perish As Dutch Plane Goes Down At  Conenhacen Airnnet

Air Tragedies __ Take 4? Lives   One Plane Carried Two Million in Gold

Air Accidents Take 50 Lives Over Week-End   Crash Near Hong Kong Scatters Gold Cargo  Over Mountainside

MOLTEN LAVA COVERS FARMS   SEVEN RIVERS OF LAVA  ‘FLOWING DOWN SLOPES OF MOUNTAINS. IN . ICELAND

CHIANG MAY BE FORCED. TO REOPEN NEGOTIATIONS WITH REDS FOR END OF WAR

PUBLIC UNREST HAS TOP CHINA CHIEFS UNEASY   Continuance of War, Living Costs, Bringing Many Demonstrations

NEGRO ATTACKS MICHIGAN GIRL   Kidnaper Holds Waitress, 22 Five Hours After Robbing Her Companion

KIDNAPING, RAPE BY NEGRO I$ REPORTED BY MICHIGAN WOMAN  ESCORT SAYS ASSAILANT ROBBED HIM, TOOK OFF . 22-YEAR-OLD WAITRESS

Waitress Kidnaped And Raped   Soft-Spoken Negro Sought By Police

Young Woman  Shot To Death   Body Of Blonde Young Woman Found Along Bridal Path At Indianapolis

Leaf Too Low, In Reidsville Umstead Says      Price Should Rise, Senator Says In  Reidsville Speech

BIG NEW DOCKS OPEN IN TOLEDO   Railroads Build Modern $18,500,000 Facility For Coal And Ore

HUGHES’ PUBLICIST IS SOUGHT   To Testify At Senate Hearing Next Week

Soviet Given ~ Until Monday To Make Reply   Anglo-French Program For Europe’s Reconstruction To Be Pressed

Truman Signs Publicity Bill   Insiders Believed Preving on Publie

Wage-Price Row Flares in France   Coalition Cabinct May Fall as Revolt By Communists Grows

rAGES REVOLT AND PROBABLE CABINET FALL   Premier Daladier to Resigr Unless He Wins Vote of Confidence.

REMMER DEMANDS CONFIDENCE YOrt IN FRENCH DISPUTE   Communists Revolt on Government Wage and Price Program Today;  Zamadier Protests.   PROPOSED BOOSTS ‘CAUSE OF CRISIS

Aid Grants Are Low On Basis Of Costs Today  State Board Plans Session On Oct. 28 To Study Problems

HUNTER SPEAKS TO JAYCEES  Underground Water Research Program Urged For Plains

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Recommends Maritime Academy Abandonment Ry May 3ict

DUTCH TROOPS ON OFFENSIVE ININDONESIA   Government Buildings Ip Batavia Seized Without Bloodshed   REPUBLIC CHARGED WITH VIOLATIONS

Dutch Open Fire  In Indonesia As Negotiations Fail   Military Operations Launched One Day Before Expiration Of Ultimatum To Republic; No Official Army Announcement Made

Lightning ! Dutch Coup is Successful In Java   Indonesian Strongholds Seized With Little Bloodshed: Truce Violations Cited

Government Buildings Are Seized  Attacks Are Made on Several  I a a i Bl

Dutch Units Begin Military Operation Against Indonesia   Republic Establishments in Batavia Seized As Dutch Launch Campaign; Drive Termed “Police Action” to Restore Order

Duteh Start Military Operations In Indonesia  ‘Police Action’ Is Announced After Failure Of Negotiations

Dutch Military Drive Launched; _ Hit Key Point   Soldiers Take Over Sr Batavia With Minor  Casualties

Dutch Launch Police Action In Indonesia   Troops Start Operations On Undisclosed — Fronts

Russia Gets Arms From  U. S. Zone   Instruments Produced By Germans In Violation Of Allied Decrees

State Department Frowns on Franco   No Loans to Spain Asked, and None Due To Get Consideration

ratterson Outlines 3 Basic Needs For Defense  Universal Training Declared a ‘Must;’ Others Are Funds

GOVERNMENT OIL CLAIM IS UPHELD   Suit Instituted by California Is Lost; Petrillo Ban Sustaine<

WALKOUT HIT — LONDON DOCKS   UNLOADING OF SHIPS STOPS IN ALONG WATERFRONT . AS RESULT OF STRIKE

Soviet Proposals Would Take Teeth From U. S. Move For International Supervision

TO SOFTEN ATOMIC PLAN   Soviets Put Before U.N. a Series of Proposals Which, if Adopted, Would Take Teeth Out of Control Set-up.

Want Separate World Group To Outlaw Weapon   Seek To Permit Veto On Punishment For Violation Of Control Rules

viets Would Establish Separate Worid Convention to Outlaw Atomics      RTEEN PROPOSALS ARE GIVEN TO COUNCI

Russia Launches Fight Against U.S. Control Pian  Security Council Resumes Hearing

Russia Attacks U.S. Plan for Atom Controls   Soviet Proposal Would Establish Separate Board

Russia Trying To Pull Teeth Of Atom Plan   Punishment Veto For Violators Is Asked By Soviet

Russia Seeks  To Kall Plan   U. S. Atomic Control May Be ‘Amended To Death’

Would Take Heart Out of Control Plan U.S. Offers   Proposes International Control Through Abolition Of Atomic Energy for War Use

Russia Would Pull All Teeth From U. S. Atom Control Program   Series of Soviet Proposals Are Placed Before UN to Outlaw Atomic Weapons Throughout World; Albanian-British Dispute Continues

‘Soviet Threat to ‘U.S. Atomic Plan   . Proposal Offered to Set Up . Separate Convention on  Weapons   WOULD RETAIN VETO   tussia May Accept Some Other Parts of American Plan

Russians Offer New Control Plar  Gromyke Presents Thirteen Proposals

Russia Starts Move to Take Teeth Out of U.S.Plan for Control of Atom Eneray

REDS BATTLING ARMS PROPOSAL   Russia Sets Out Today Te Take Teeth Out Of U.S Plan For Control Of Atomic Energy.

Fights to Take Teeth ‘Out of Atomic Plan   Russia Embarks on Battle Aggoinst U.S. Pronace!l fear Cantral

Proposal Would Revise Stafes Constitution  Senator Says Law Is Unworkable

Federal Bureau Cites Decrease In Mine Deaths   Fatalities Drop From 1,471 To 928 Since 1942; Not  Enouah Incnectorc

New Violence In Holy Land; Jeeps Blasted   Mine Fatalities Fewer in 1946

2 Persons Injured In 3-Car Accident  Vehicles in Collision On Route 711

Rams Down S. R. In Season's First   ROSSONIANS TO PLAY STRONG DANIEL BAKER li HERE TOMORROW NIGHT   By RAY EVANS

Rams Upset Lobos In First Tilt Of Season  LOBOS WILL TACKLE DANIEL BAKER HERE

Martin Slated _, For New Pos!   —— His Seniority By  Resignation

OBSERVE THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING   Mr. and Mrs. A. Harknes: Married At Vermillion, S.D. Fifty Years Aoo

BOND PURCHASERS RETAIN THE BULK. OF SAVINGS BOND:   December Sales’ In Iowa Reached $22,053,155.50 In Series E, F. and G.

Savings Bonds Sales  * Exceed-22 Million   tate Director Reports Sales fot ‘December 1946

REPUBLICANS IN HOUSE COLLIDE   Dispute Develops over Which Committee Is To Act on Portal Pay

Rumble of Discontent With G.0.P. Leaders ‘Heard From Party Ranks

BLAME UNDERGROUND FOR DIAMOND THEFT   Five Bandits Get $40,009 in Raid on Gem Market

Says Bill for Rent Increase Is “Inadequate”   President Says Choice Was This Or no — at l

Truman Signs New Measure On Rent Today   THE PRESIDENT DISLIKES SOME PROVISIONS OF MEASURE

‘Legislation Ends Building Control Except on Theaters and Amusements

Truman Signs ‘Tnadequate’ Rent Control   President Protests Diversion of Materials To Non-Essential Jobs

President Says Its Provisions 3, Are ‘Inadequate’  Has Choice of This = Bill or No Control

Hits Realtors  Lobby as Foe Of Housing   President Says Act Is Step Backward  In Helping Tenants Fight Rising Costs

Truman Signs Extension Of Rent Control   Bitterly Critical Of Measure, Calling It “Lesser Of Two Evils’

Pr esident Beg rudgingly, e Signs Act: Exten ding E  Nationwide Rent Control

Signs Bill Reluctantly; Brands Its Provisions ‘Plainly Inadequate’.

Measure Is Termed A Backward Step in Tenant Protection   President Says He Had Choice of *’This Bill or No Rent Controls at Alf’

Extends Controls For Eight Months   Truman Signs Rent Measure  But Says [: Is “Inadequate”   “NO CHOICE BUT SIGN’   Landlords May Exchange Leases Thru 1948 for Rent Hikes

Truman Signs Rent Measure   No Other Choice on BetterThan-Nothing Bill, Says President

Act Allows 15 Pereent Rate Boost For Future   President Expected To Prepare Critical Message To Congress

TRUMAN SIGNS RENT CONTROL EXTENSION   President Contends, However, Provisions of .the Measure Are Inadequate —Reins Will Continue Eight Months More.

TRUMAN SIGNS — RENT MEASURE   Takes Lesser of Two Evils, reste Hp KEE

Truman Sians Rent Control Extension  President Says It's Plainly Inadequate

President Signs  Bill To Extend Rent Controls  Says Provisions Are Inadequate

Truman Signs Act Extending Rent Controls   But Asserts Its Provisions Inadequate; Calls Bill Lesser of Two Evils

Rent Control Bill Signed Ry President   Truman Attaches Signature To Measure Rather Than Permit Controls to Expire

SAYS NEW LAW IS BETTER THAN NO RESTRICTION   Asks Action on 6 Point Long Range Program for Home Construction

President Predicts Higher Renis For Millions, Regards Extension Merely as ‘Lesser of Two Evils’

CONTROL d' WOULD END TONIGHT   Accepts Lesser Of Two Evils  le Mianasiive .

Chose ‘Lesser Of Two Evils, His Message Tells Congress   Will Mean ‘Substantial Increases’ for Millions Of Families

Truman Signs New Rent Control Bill   President Says Act Is Inadequate But Better Than None

New Rent Bill ‘Keeps Controls ~ Until January   Rent Law Also Makes Provision For The Hiking Of Rent Rates Up To 15 Per Cent By Landlord-Tenant Agreement.

Provisions Inadequate Says Truman   15 Per Cent Increase May Be Negotiated in Exchange for Leases Through Dec., 1948

Truman Urges Housing Action      Step Backward in Effort to Block Unjustified Increases, Says Chief

Measure Draws Criticism from Chief Executive   President Says Law Inadequate but Better Than None

Asserts Content Of Bill Lacking   Pre. isions Termed ‘inadequate’ Te Help Housing

Truman Sign: Rent Contro! Extension   Forced to Sign  To Prevent End Of Control,  He Says

Truman: However Is _  Sharply Critical of Measure Continuing Curbs: ‘Step Backward

Truman Signs: Rent Boost Bill: But Lashes Out At Pr ovisions   Denounces Boost in Rents and End of wildins Controls —

President Criticizes New Measure   Voluntary Rent Hike Permitted By Terms of Act

Bill Provides 15 Per Cent Increase   “Entirely Inadequate”, Says President

Legislation Is Signed Today By President   15 Percent Boost Allowed If Both Parties Aaree :

Rent Control Act Given Approval  Accepted as Lesser of Two Evils

TRUMAN SIGNS RENT BILL BUT CALLS IT POOR   yisters Congress in Message, Complaining He Had No Choice.

Truman Signs Into Law Bill Extending Rent Control But Says Provisions Inadequate   Tells Congress He Was Confronted With ‘Choice Of This Bill Or No Control At All’

TRUMAN SIGNS RENT CONTROL EXTENSION LAW   Regards It As Backward Step; ‘Had No Choice’

PRESIDENT CRITICAL OF CHANGES WRITTEN IN EXTENSION BILL   APPROVAL SAID “LESSER OF TWO EVILS” AS OLD CONTROL DUE TO EXPIRE

President Approves Legislation But Tells Congress Its Provisions “Are Plainly Inadequate’—New Law Permits Landlords To Negotiate Increases Up To Fifteen Per Cent In Exchange For Leases Running Through December Of Next Year

BILL PERMITS 15 PER CENT INCREASES   President Says Provisions Plainly Inadequate   CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Declares He Has No Choice But To Sign Despite Weakness Of Bill

Bill Termed ‘Inadequate’ By Truman   Message to Congress Says Act Better Than None; Permits Landlords to Naeatinie Tnerenacee

TRUMAN: SIGNS RENT MEASURE   Calls Control Provisions ‘Plainly Inadequate’

Truman Lashes Law as ‘Lesser of Two Evils’   Assails “Real Estate Lobby’, Renews: Plea For Housing Measure

Truman Signs Extension Of Rent Control   President Doesn't Like Provisions, But Signing  Bill Only Choice.

Rent Control Bill . Signed by Truman; -Dubs:it Inadequate   Choose “Lesser of Two Evils’ He .Tells Con- . gress in Message

TRUMAN SIGNS BILL EXTENDING RENT CONTROL   New Law's Provisions Plainly Inadequate, Says President

Faced With Choice  Between This Bill and No Bill Truman Says ©  He Choose Leséer. Evil

President Says lts Provisions}. Are Inadequate  Has Choice of This % Bill or No Control #:

President Objects That Measure Falls Short of Necessity   Sees Mass Move For Eviction On Expiration

SIGNED BY MR. TRUMAN   Chief Executive, In Affixing Signature, Calls Measure “Step Backward.”

Truman Calls Measure ‘Inadequate and Unsatisfactory’; Chose Lesser of Two Evils,  He Says.  EXTENDS CONTROLS FOR EIGHT MONTHS

Truman Says Legislation Is “Step Backward’ but OK’s Bill as ‘Lesser of Two Evils’ Facing U. S.

National Rent Measures Will Continue 8 Mo.   Truman. Says Bill ‘bese Tage Eytle!

Truman Extends Rent Control, But Dislikes Bill  Tells Congress Bill  Is Inadequate, But Better Than Nothing

Truman Signs Rent Control Bill As Lesser Of Two Evils   President Says Legislation Is Step Backward

President S Signs — Rent Control Bill   Restrictions Removed From All Building Except Those On Amusement Projects

President Signs Rent Law, Says It's Inadequate  Take ‘Lesser Evil‘   Take ‘Lesser Evil’ * Warns Congress Of “Real Estate Lobby’

New ‘Act Is Entirely Inadequate, Truman ‘Asserts — Calls It A Step Backward

Increases of 15 Per Cent To Be Allowed   Hits Measure As ‘Inadequate,’ Asks ‘Action on Housing

President Signs Rent Control Bil  Compromise Measure   Compromise Measure Better Than None, Truman Decides

Law Extends U.S. Control Eight Months   Landlord-Tenant Agreement Allowed For 15 Pet. Rise

48 Cars in Food Train   Nebraska Folk Gather In Early Morning Cold To See Cars Added

THO TRAPPED IN NEW YORK BLAZE   Firemen Buried In Debris Of Lollapsing Floar

2 Firemen Are Trapped by  Burning Debris  _ 14 Others Fighting  Stuhhorn Blaze   14 Others Fighting Stubborn Blaze Sent to Hospitals

Two Trapped In Burning  Building   Firemen Caught In Manhattan Office Structure

THIS ISA BAT SHOCKING STORY —  Scientists in Plot to Keep: Drivers Awake

Start Probe of Plane Crash in Which 52 Died   Victims May Have Thrown Movable Parts From  Burning Plane

Investigators Searching Wreckage Of DC-6 In Utah: 52 Die In Crash

PARTS TOSSED OUT TO KEEP PLANE IN AIR   Only 30 Seconds From Safety ~

CHICAGO BLOC BEHINI DRIVE TO FORCE MINER LEADER OUT OF AFL COUNCIL

NATION’S RENT BILL RISES FIVE PERCENT   Increase. Noted In Last Four Months Due Mostly To Voluntary Boost

Rents in Nation Jump 5 Per Cent In Four Months   Rent Boosts Allowable Under 1947 Law Said to Be Responsible

$51,827 Added To Local Fund   Total In Hospital Drive Now $444,954; City’s Report $24,174; “That Of County $2.4.915

HUMBLE OPENS NEW TERMINAL _ HERE TUESDAY   Formal Ceremonies Will Feature Talks By City, Civic And Wumble Leaders

Action Asked On ‘University’ Proposal Jester Boosts Plan  For College Funds

Two Are Saved From Building Ruins In Ohic   Rescue Efforts Speeded to Remove Four More in Cincinnati

Senate Bickers Over Army Civil Functions, Floods; House in Horseplay, Song   Resolution Calls for Recess Until January 2, Unless Truman or G. O. P. Issue Call

Senate Talks While House Plays Horse   Senators Wrangle Over Army Promotion Before Passing Bill; Adjournment Nears

Count Six Alive at Wreckage   Locate Missing Plane in Antartic After Thirteen Day Wait

Antaretie Fliers Find Lost Buddies  Persistent Efforts Since Jan. 1 Are Rewarded

Violent Deaths Reportedat 118 Over Holiday   Auto Slaughter Set at 90 In First 24 Hours; California Leads -

TRAFFIC MISHAPS TAKE 127 LIVES   OTHER VIOLENT DEATHS ON CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY INCREASE TOLL TO 176.

176 Persons Lose Lives: by Violence   Traffic Accidents Claim Greatest Number of Victims

YULE HOLIDAY MISHAPS TAKE LIVES OF 176   127 Persons Succumb In Traffic Accidents  Across Nation

Holiday Death. Toll Near 200   Over One. Hundred. Per. tons Killed In Highwoy Accidents”

Juvenile Racketeers Force Fellow Students to Pay for ‘Protection’

Agency Urging Ban Of Britain and Arabs In Inquiry of Zion   Jewish Group Battles Russian-Led Move To Give Holy Land immediate Independence; Grand Mufti Under Attack

PLAYED FOR ROTARY   Rubinoff Likes Friendliness With His Fiddling

British Conclude 15 Tariff Pacts  U. S. Is Included in T endo  Araomant

Britain Makes Trade Pacts With Fifteen   Given New Hope of Increasing Dollar Exports

Britain Has Made Tariff Pacts With 15 Nations  United States Among Group to Finish  Trade Aareements

Britain Signs — Tariff Accord With America   Annouces Negotiation Of New Trade Pacts With Fifteen Nations

Thompson is Sworn in as  Acting Chief   Lt. Gov. Thompson Considers Self Acting Governor As Fight Continues In Georgia ~

Many Repairs, Enlargements Are Scheduled   Additions Planned At Scotts, Celeste

U. S. Reparations From Germany Large, Says  Ritsalinin Maticna nse.

HOUSE OF DAVID TFADER IS DEAD   Famed Religious Colony Prosperous Under Judge Dewhirst

ECONOMIC AID ALSO PLANNED ON BIG SCALE   Outline of Program Is Given by Officials  At Conference

U.S. Plans To Arm 100,000 Greek Mer   Soldiers Would Be Trained To Hunt Roying Leftists

AMERICA MAY HELP TO WIPE OUT LEFTISTS   SENATE TO SPEED DECISION; TURKEY ALSO ON LIST

U.S. Plan To Arm 100,000 Greek Troops   Basis For Truman Anti-Communists Plan, Say Experts

U.S. PLANS T0 TRAIN 100,000 IN GREEK ARMY   Base Of Truman’s AntiCommunism Program  Revealed To U.N.

TURK MILITARY DEFENSES WOULD. BE STRENGTHENEE   American Ex perts Outline President’s Far-Reaching . Plan to Stop Advance _  of Communism,   GIVES DARDANELLES  ~  GREATER PROTECTION   Economy of Both Nation Would Be Built Up Under .  American Supervision _ of Expenditures, i

Experts Assert U.S. Will Arm 100,000 Greeks   Concern Grows in UN Circles Over Truman’s Decision to By-Pass  Agency in ‘Red’ Fight

Search for Girl's Body in Wisconsin River is Continued   Battle Strong. Current in Diver’s Hunt for Body of Weckler Girl

DRAG RIVER FOR KIDNAP VICTIM   CONVICT POINTS OUT LOCATION ON BRIDGE WHERE BODY DROPPEL

FARMER ACCUSED OF BURYING TWO BABIES   Children Born To Unmarried Woman Buried Alive, Authorities Declare

Much Damage Caused By High Winds Today   JONESBORO AND BLYTHEVILLE SUFFER MOST LOSSES

WIND AGAIN ON RAMPAGE IN ARKANSAS   One Known Dead and Several Persons Injured in Pre-Dawn Blow Across Northeast Sector Into Missouri.

Stormy Winds Hit Parts Of Two States   Two Injured Critically, Damage Heavy; Several Arkansas Towns Suffer

Criminal Law Violations Are Sought   Bourd Chief Confirms Report of Federal Government Action

CONFLICTING TESTIMONY IS HEARD BY BOARD Federal Government Investigating Disaster At Texas City: Law Violations To Be Prosecuted

Admiral Says ‘Someone Is Lying’  Coast Guard Investigation of Texas City Disaster Goes to US Attorney

President Warns Senate He'll Veto Tax Slash   Backers Accept Challenge,  Push for Week-End Okeh

Senate Is Preparing to Give Approval to Tax Reduction Bill   President Makes It Clear He Will Veto Measure Second Time; Passage by Week End Is Possible

Poles Blame U.S. For Greek Issues  UN Committee Hears   UN Committee Hears Accusations of Domination in Athens

Charges Of Red Interference In Greek Affairs Termed “Anti-Climax”

Accuses U. 5. Of Fomenting Balkan Crisis   Polish Statesman Charges United States With Dictattne To Greek Government.

Sigel Denies Sheriffs Would End State Police   Counters Charge Efforts Duplicated; Salamanca's Mayor Involved in Dispute

County Honors Soldier Dead  Tomorrow   Memorial Day Parade in Bedford at 8:45—Exercises in New Paris, Everett, Many Other Communities

Memorial Day : Plans Listed  By Communities   Bedford Legion, V.F.W., To Attend Church Services, Hold Parade—New Paris, Schellsbura, Hyndman.

‘SUPPORT THE CHURCH’ CAMPAIGN ISERIES STARTS TODAY IN ‘THE DAILY’

Urges Investment by Farmers in Bonds   Wittrig Recalis Conditions After First World War—Declares Thrift Is Necessary

British Cabinet Reported To Have Decided On  Compromise Plan For Country

British Women And Children  Are Evacuated   Tension in Holy Land Before Hanging Of Undergrounder

CHINA REDS CUT PEIPING RAILWAY LINE   Shanghai Paper . Criticizes U. S. Withdrawal Plan

Communists Cut — Peiping Railway   Evacuation of U. § Nationals Scheduled On Same Line

U. §. DOES NOT CONSIDER DOOR CLOSEDBY REDS   Feel Note Mainly Set of Counter-Proposals to American Plan

Red Note On Japs Studied   U.S. Seeks Opening: For Negotiation On Treaty

Still Hope Reds Will Join Parley   U. S. Officials Say Note Rejecting Bid To Jap. Peace Talks Not Outright Refusal

“Camera-Gun" Stooge Sobs as She Is Freed by Court—Seeks Solitude   19-Year-Old Girl Who Was Duped Inte Shooting Woman Released by Judae

Legislators Asked  To Vote 17 Billion To Build Up Euro pe And Help Preserve  Free Civilization

Congress Asked. By Truman For’ 17 Billion Doll:        Before A Divided Congress President, W _ Message, Submits Bill To Create The Whole Program .< --.-

\fter Arguing Five Weeks Conferees   Agreement on rer 006,000 for Europe; $18. 000.000 for China. ~

Truman Requests 17 Billions for Rebuilding Europe   Historic Proposal Now in Hands of  A Divided Congress

Controversy Over Details Is Foreseen  Taft Would Pay . “On Annual Basis

SOLONS GIVEN PROGRAM  ~ HST Asks $17 Billion For Four-Year Marshall Plan

Stop-Gap Aid Gets Approval Of Congress   Need of Program to Resist Totalitarian Aggression Cited by President

TRUMAN PROPOSES 17 BILLION OUTLAY FAR FURAPEAN Ain   Divided Congress Hears Plea for Largest Peacetime Fund Ever Asked.   COVERS 4-YEAR PERIOD   First Congressional Com: ment Foresharlows Nationwide Controversy,

$17 Billion Put ToCongressOn 4-Year Plan   Greatest Relief, Rehabilitation \ Project In World H istory Meets Scrambled Opinions From Solans

RELIEF PROGRAM IS GREATEST IN WORLD HISTORY   Plea for Funds Goes to Divided Congress and Commits U. 8. to Give Aid Over 4 Years.   SEN, TAET FAVORS A SHORTER PERIOD   Bail Says It Would Be “Foolhardy” to Guarantee Huge Sum—Barkiey Calls Figure “Conservative.”

‘Marshall Plan Laid Before a Divided Congress as Move Against Communism

President Asks $17 Billion For Marshall Plan   Estimates European Aid Needs at $6.8 Billion For Next Fifteen Months, $10.2 Billion In Final 3 Years of Marshall Plan

Details Marshall Plan To Congress  Varied Reaction Greets Proposal

N ew Deal Anti-Reds To  Organize   Difficult Row Ahead For Mrs. F.D.R., Wyatt, Henderson

UNION AIDS FACE PERJURY CHARGE   ‘Conaress Asked To Control Labor In Public interest

VFW Slaps Henry Wallace for Criticizing U. 5. Foreign Policy: Bonus Is Proposed

VFW Slaps Wallace For His Criticism Of Foreign Policy  National Encampment of Veterans Also Hears Riact at Rueccia

VFW HITS WALLACE FOR FOREIGN TALKS   Would Penalize Sponsors of Speakers Who Attack U.S. Policies Abroad.

VEW Resolution Slaps Wallace’s Talks in Kurope   Other Resolutions Given Approval at Cleveland Encampment

Conservation Bill Ready Kor House   Measure To Divorce Wild Life Program From Conservation and Development Group

Russia Turns Thumbs Down On Demands   Opposes Giving Smaller Nations Full Share liv Treaty Making, Say. ing Major Powers “Paid Im Bland?)

Russia for Big Powers fo Draft Peace Treaties   Opposes New Demands of Smaller Nations to Help

Soviet, Australian kiinvoys Engage in Sharp Exchange   Enlargement of Potsdam Agreement Is Proposed at Meeting of Deputy Foreign Ministers in London

ritish Power Is Shut Off Because of Fuel Shortage   ectricity Curb Effective Five Hours Each Day, Industry’s Wheels Grind to Halt

Homes Frosty As Cutdown Order Limits Current Use   Country Again Asked To Make Sacrifice; Debate Has Started

Attlee Faced With Rebellion In Labor Ranks Over Order Cutting Size of British Army

 ABORITES TURN AGAINST ATTLEE   Rebels Want 1.000.906 British Armed Force Cut In Half

SOVIET MOVE FOR IRANIAN QIL INDICATED   Officials See Squeeze On Iran Parliament Now Tightening

Invasion Jitters BesetIranians as Russians Tighten Squeeze for Oi

Invasion Jitters Grip Iran as Reds    Tighten Screws for Oil Agreement 

Soviet Squeeze For lranian Oil Looms   Iranian Parliament Organizes: Expected To Speed Pact Action

Reds Tighten Squeeze for Tranian Oil   3, 000 Soviet Troops Reported Massed Near North Border

» WORK PUSHED TO HITCH UP ATOMIC BOME   HARNESSED ENERGY PLANT DEVELOPED AT LOS ALAMOS

Useful Power May Come From Atomic Research Section   New Mexico Plant Says It Has Developed New Harnessed Energy

‘Tame’ Bomb Is Developed In Quest for Power Source, Atomic Commission Reveals

1,000 BELLS HERALD EASTER EVE IN ROME   Economic Woes Fail To Halt Observance Of Season

Army Looks at “Radio Disc; Doubt: Latest Hollywood Gag Could Fly

Pacific Plan Offered U.N.   British Complaint Against  Albania Comes Up Today

U.S. Plans Hold Pacific Islands  Proposal Is Put Before UN Council

TFomorviwws Headlines “Jaday FLYING FORTRESS CRASHES ON PRACTICE BOMBING MISSION; 7 FLYERS. 2 CIVILIANS DIF

Nine Killed In Crash of Big Bomber   Seven Army Fliers and Twe Civilians Meet Death—  One Soldier Survives

Brazilians Suspend Issuance of All Visas of U. S.  Reason for Action is Obscure; Officials Inquire

Cuba Losesin Demand for Defense Pact  Argentina Asks To Limit Force. Only if Invaded

Philadelphia City Hall Hit by Blast   Cuba Defeated on Economic Issue

Cuban Motion Meets Defeat  Vote Down ‘Economic Independence’ Plan

Demand Made By Cuba Is Rejected   Wanted “Economic Independence” Written in Defense Treaty   15 AGAINST PROPOSAL   Argentina Would Bar Join Tee of Armed Forces  in Aggression

WOULD PARE PROVISO ON AGGRESSORS   Favor Employment of Force Only on Non-American Interloners.

Cuban Plan Rejected at Conference   Argentina Surprises With Proposal to Bar Joint Forces Against Power in Western Hemisphere

Argentina For Barring Use Of Armed Force   Proposal Breaks With Provisions Under Act Of Chapultepec

Parley Rocked By Sudden New  Argentine Plan   Would Bar Joint Use Of Force Against ‘Do mestic’ Aggressor.

Demand Made By Caba Is Rejected   Wanted “Economic Indece” Written in Defense Treaty   15 AGAINST PROPOSAL   er Would Bar Join! of Armed Forces “ain Aggression

Cuba Defeated In Her Demand  Wanted Provisions Written Into Treaty

CUBA DEFEATE ON DEMAND FOR ECONOMIC PLAN   Asked Protection Claus Written Into Western Hemisphere Defense Pac’

CUBA LOSES IN EFFORT TO GET PACT ON TRADE   Most of America’s - Join U. S. in Opposition to Proposal

Cuban Economic Proposal Beaten In Conference  Araanting Onnacac   Argentina Opposes Joint Action in American Aaqgression

Argentina In Move Blocking Pan-Am Unity   COUNTRY SEEKS TO END PLAN FOR ARMED INTERVENTION

Rio Conference Rejects Cuba's ‘Economic Independence’ Plan   Argentina Jolts Delegates With Surprise Move to Prohibit Joint Use of Armed. Force ‘In Combatting Aqgression Within Hemisphere

Cuba Loses Effort To Get Economic  Provisions in Pact  Proposal Voted Dow By Committee At Brazil Meeting

Army of 500 Jews Attacks Arab Village   Army, Police Units Rush to Tulkarem, Scene of Bloodshed

Former North Carolina Police Chiet Held For Shooting of Three Persons

Seven Injured By Explosion At Syracuse   Two Hurt Seriously By Blast and Fire In Penicillin Plant

Surgeon “Peels” Veteran's Heart Just Like He Would ‘Tough Orange’

UNUSUAL SURGERY  Heart ‘Peeled Like Orange’ o Save Navy Veteran’s Life

Russian Bid For Eastern Europe Bloc Seen As Trade Talks With Britain Near Collapse

RUSSIA EXPECTED 10 THROW RESOURCES TO SATELLITES TO BUCK MARSHALL'S PLAN

FORD SEES EARLY PRODUCTION HALT   Idle Foremen Predict Stoppage in 4 Days

STRIKE 10 HALT OUTPUT AT FORD   3,800 Foremen Continue Demand For Right To Bargain

Missouri River's Sudden Rise in ‘Aa Provided Army With D-day Baraes

Missouri River Rise Helped Launch D-Day Barges, Saved No. 40 Bridges

MARSHALL HAS — SWIFT-FLIGHT   SECRETARY NOW IN PARIS FOR BRIEF STAY WHILE ENROUTE TO MOSCOW

Marshall Lands At Paris Enroute To Treaty Parley   Will Stopover For Special Honors To Be Accorded  By France Tonight   ON AIR JOURNEY TO MOSCOW SESSION

HOLDING SEPA   Southwestern Bell Co. and Workers Union Met Conciliators.   HASTEN STRIKE END   A Settlement Was Hoped In the Five-State Area.

Hold Meetings To Speed Ending Of Phone Strike  Southwest Bell Hop To See Cash Offer    Donnelly Pressure Target  ‘Telegrams Favoring Veto Flood ‘Governors Desk on Liquor Bil

Seek Solution. In Southwestern Telephone Strike   Talks Open in St. Louis; Long Lines Operators Observe: Picket Lines

NO ACCORD YET ~ IN PHONE FUSS      Federal Conciliaters Hold Sep. orate Sessions with Union, Firm at St. Louis

NO STRIKE BREAK   Separate ——. Held ir  St. Louis to Phone Agreement

Pay Offer In Southwest Is Due Shortly   Southwestern Bell Intends To Make Cash Offer Before End Of Week

Company Repeats Intention of Cash * Offer to End 33-Day-Old Strike

Work for Break in Phone Tieup at  St. Louis Meeting   Southwestern, U.S. Conciliators and Unions Get Toaetha:

Marshall Reports onChina; U.S. To Cut Army, Navy  Personnel By June Ist

Marshall Reveals Facts On Chine   700,000 Jap Prisoners Taken By Soviet Are  Unaccounted For.

UMW MEMBERS MOURN DEATHS OF 111 MINERS   Government Officials  Caught Off Guard By Union

‘Memorial Period’ for Victims of Disaster in Illinois ls Ordered   UMW Chief Also Demands That Secretary Krug Be ‘Cast Out of Office for Criminal Negligence’

Mourning for 111 Mer Starts Monday Night  Miners’ Chief Quotes Contract; Krue Plans No Prevention Move

Mine Memorial Legality at Issue   Lewis Calls Workers Out for Six Days

LEWIS GALLS ‘WEN TO QUIT. -JORS- MONDAY   Week’s idleness Set for Date of Strike Forbidden by Court Order.

‘Why Not Let Europe Get Belly Full  Of Communism” Asks Congressman

Let Europe Go Red—O 'Konski  Best Way to Teach   Best Way to Teach Nations About ‘Is’

Let Europe Go Red—0'Konski  Best Way to Teach Nations About ‘sm’

Legislature Has ‘Time’ on Its Hands: Central Standard, Mountain and Solar

Slovak Priest Dies on Rope   Father Tiso Hanged For Puppet Activity

TRUMAN PICKS LIMA SOLON FOR FCC POSITION   if Contirmed Herbert Ma Order Election to Fill Rep. Jones’ Vacancy

C Of C Calls For ‘Lowered Taxes’   Pledge A Drive To Return American Economy To Pearcetime Business Mork

THREE KILLED IN PRR WRECK   Fifteen Persons Hurt When Passenger Train Crashes  Into Road Grader

TWO KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Pennsylvania Passenges Train Ploughs Into Road Grader

Former Navy Men Testify In Oil Probe   Helped Negotiate Wartime Contract

YOUNG DREAMS QF WHAT HED DO WITH NYC   Meadows Appears Before ICC In C&O Hearing On Rail Merger

Lutherans Grant  Millions for Reliet   New Buildings, Salary Increases  Are Also Voted

Charge Union Dominated hy Communists  Had Run of Plant Turning Out A-Bomb Materials

GERMANS STAGE HUNGER MARCH   Nearly 100,000 Demonstrate Against Food Shertage — British Officials Describe Situation as Worst Food Crisis Since Occupation Began,

ATONE CITY TODAY   Two British Vehicles Are Overturned by Part of 100.000 Persons Taking Part in Demonstration.   UNREST SPREADS IN PART OF NATION

Duesseldorf Is Scene Of Violence Due To Shertages   Two British Military Vehicles Overturned as Crowd, in a Grim Mood, Makes Protest

GERMANS PROTEST FOOD SHORTAGES   100.000 Join Demonstrations   At Cologne and Aachen

TRUMAN LABO PLAN WEAK: GOP   Republicans Say He Didn't Go Far Enough

SFT BY TRUMAN RECEIVES. PRAISE   But His Labor Proposals De Not Go Far Enough, Some Solons Feel

Republicans Say Truman’s  Labor Plan Is ‘Right Step’   Leaders, However, Do Not Consider President’s Program Goes Far Enough; Taft Does Not See Any Substantial Difference Of Opinion On Revised Law

Two-Mile Long Friendship Train Avvivee in New York With 270 Cars

Taft Says President Truman Should Frercise More Export Control Powers to Help Bring Down Prices

TRY TO PREVENT FEPC GOING ON APRIL BALLOT   Three Taxpayers Ask Supreme Court for Writ of Mandamus

SEEK TO KEEP     REFERENDOM OFF BALLOT:   Three File Suit _Over Fair Employment Practice Law

Budget Measure Under Debate   House Hopes To Send Bill To Senate By Nightfall

Appropriations Bill Speeded; Session End Said In Sight   General Debate On Money Measure Now Underway; Expect Little Delay

Search for Two Missing Airmen fs Centered In Townsend Area Today

Door To Be Leff Open To Russia   Powers To Resume Talks On Germany

Rules NLRB - Supersedes State Acts   Justice Jackson Deliver: Supreme Court’s 6-3 Decision Handed Down Today

RAILROADS FILE FOR RATE BOOST   ALL CARRIERS JOIN IN PETITION ASKING MORE THAN BILLION

SEEK BOOST IN FREIGHT RATES   Nation’s Railroads File Joint Petition

Freight Rate Increase ‘Acked by U.S. Railroads   Total of 699 Carriers Petition 1CC---Would Yield Bion Yearly

Italy, Austria U. N. Applications Blocked by Two Russian Vetoes; U.S. Casts Vote Against Hungary

Italy Barred From UN Seat By Russ Veto   Austria Membership Alsc Denied by Gromyko Blackball

Soviet Vetoes Blackball Two   — Nos. 17, 18 Bar Italy and Austria from UN

3 Nations Refu na) y U.N. Entry   Reds Veto Austria, Italy; Hungarian Bid Rejected, 1-1

SOVIET VETO BARS ITALY FROM U.N.   Austria, Hungary Also Barred From League

Thousands Lose Homes to Floods, Wind in Midwest   Tornado Hits Champaign Ill.; High Water Spreads In Four States

Tornadoes Hit In Four States; No Fatalities   Thousands Are Left Homeless By Floods Through Midwest

Thousands Temporarily Homeless   Rivers Rise, Wash Out Railroads And Flood Highways; Twisters Also Strike

Tornadoes Strike Four Other States, Cause Heavy Damage; Many Left Homeless

Floods And Tornadoes Cause Widespread Damage In Midwest; Thousands Homeless

Floods, Storms In Middle West   Thousands HomelessTornadoes Hit in Four States

Flood, Tornado Hit Four States  Middlewest Suffers Widespread Damage

Flood Waters, Tornadoes Hit Fight States   Thousands Homeless In Midwest; Twisters Wreak Havoc

Thousands Left Homeless Friday   Twisters Strike in IHinois Colorado, Cklahome and Missouri

4 Midwestern States Lashed By Tornadoes   Thousands Flee As Flood Waters Menace Homes

‘Tornadoes, Floods Wreak Heavy Loss   Thousands Left Homeless By Surging Waters; Winds Do Property Damage in Four States: Five Drown

WIND DAMAGE HIGH AS STORM HITS CHAMPAIGN   ‘Heavy Rains Block Highways, Wash Out Railroad : Tracks

Five Drown, Thousands Homeless as Floods Hit New Peaks in Midwest

Perils of Floods Threaten Midwest  New Tornadoes Hit Oklahoma, Illinois

° Persons Drown As Rescue Craft Is Ripped Apart In Jowa Flood; Thousands Flee Rising Waters

Swollen Waters Reach High Record Peaks In Towa; Property Damavge Great

Cash Disbursements By State During May Total $42,446,113   Thousands Homeless In Midwest As Floods, Windstorms Strike

‘Thousands Homeless As Floods and Winds Hit Four Midwestern States

Streams and Rivers Spill over  Farm Lands in Four States and Drive Many Persons from Homes.  TORNADOES STRIKE  PART OF ILLINOIS

WRATHuEER   a Pie &  No Fatalities Reported: Champaign, lll., Experiences Storm

Floods Threaten Midwest States, Tornadoes Hit   ‘Thousands Homeless tt { States and Twisters Cause Heavy Damace

Twisters Leave Havoc In Wake Of 4 States   No Fatalities Resulted From Any Of Torna. does; Heavy Damage Is Reported From Several States.

COMMITTEE REIECTS PLAN            Does Not Want Government Activi ties Merged in Housing Field

COMMITTEE REJECTS PLAN   (Does Not Want Government Activi. ties Merged in Housing Field

Drive To Collect Taxes Successful   Committee Turns Down Housing Agency Merger

BROADWAY PRODUCER DIE   Frank McCoy Also Took Top Stage Productions an the Road

FREE ACCUSED ERIE SLAYER   Jury Acquits Dominick Of Fisher Murder; Held As An’ Accessory

Railroads Get Permit To Hike Freight Rates  Passenger Fares rT. wre... §. €,...sL

DECISION MEANS 700 MILLION IN ADDED REVENUE   Lines Speed Preliminaries: Seek to Make Hike E¥fective Monday.   ‘EMERGENCY’ CITED   37. Roads Operating South Allowed Fare Increases.

HIKE IN RATES EFFECTIVE ON DAYS NOTICE   Southern Roads Also Granted Passenger Fare Increase

RAILROADS WIN 10 PGT. INCREASE IN FREIGHT RATES   .  Carriers Authorized by ICC to Put Boost Into Effect With Three Days’ Notice to Public.   AMOUNTS TO ABOUT $700,000,000 A YEAR   At Same Time Large Group of Southern Lines Are Given Permission to Raise Passenger Fares,

Some Southern Lines Are Given Permission By ICC To Increase Passenger Fares

Railroads Given Green Light on Higher Rates   Freight Charges Hikec 10 Per Cent; May Apply Monday

Railroad Freight Rates To Jump   ICC Grants IU Per Cent Hike; some Lines Get Passenger Fare Boosts

FREIGHT RATES ARE INCREASED BY ICC ORDER   Public Must Pay for Boosts Amounting to $700 Million Yeariy

RAILROADS ARE GIVEN BOOST IN FREIGHT RATES   Will Amount To $700, 000,000 Annually; Rate Schedules Rearranged   PASSENGER FARES IN SOUTH ARE INCREASED

ICC GRANTS 10 PER CENT HIKE IN RAIL FARES   All Freight And Southern Passenger Rate Raise  Ie Authorized

Hike in Rail Freight Rates Is Authorized   Southern Lines Also Cet Permission to Raise Passenger Fares

3 KILLED, 19 HURT IN STORM   Rain Still Pounds Hurricane-Battered Tampico, Mexico

Rain Follows Death- dealing Mexico Wind   . Three Dead, 19 Hurt as Tampico Suffers  Cutoff of Power

Legion Calls For Construction Of VA Hospital   Favors Bill Conveying Confederate Cemetery To United States

THOUSANDS OF WORKERS MAY ‘LOSE POSITIONS   Agricultere De partm ent Employes Put Ou Notice In Case Of Budget Cut   SOME AGENCIES CUT DOWN FIFTY PERCENT

REDS RALLY ~ NINE NATIONS AGAINST U. S   Communists Set For No - Compromise Against U.S. “Imperialism”

Single Policy To Be Imposed   Daily Instructions Will Be Issued To Nine  . Nations

YUGOSLAVS GET RADAR DEVICES   Officials Claim No Law Viola: tion in Shipment

Expect Entire Coal Industry To Meet Terms   Strike-Bound One Third Of Coal Industry Expected To Reach Agreement   TWO THIRDS OF MINERS AT WORK

MOET  INDUSTRY 10 COME TO TERMS   Resumption of Mining Operations Is Assured

SENATE GROUP CALLS UP BILL FOR BONUS PLAN   Both Subcommittees Vary on Method of Financing Program

Freeman Freed of War Fraud By Schweinhaut  Pleas For Acquittal For May, Garssons Denie:: By Justice

Ulio and Hershey Testify at May Trial Today  Two Major Generals Are Witnesses On Draft Deferments

Judge Refuses To Free May and Garssons        hequits: “Washington. Agent of Combine in “Wear Fraud Trial

Hershey And Ulio Testify At May Trial   Both Say He Asked Then About Furloughs And Deferments For Garsson Proteges

Two Testify May Sought Favors Furlough, Deferment  Asked, Say Generalsa i ml y , tp, en +.

Army Officers Tell of Garsson Favors Requested by May      Suggested a Furlough for Freeman Son, Asked Draft Deferment

Major Generals Give Testimony  «Say May Asked About Furlough. Deferments

May Trial Judge Directs Freeman Fraud  Acquittal  ad... font   May, Garsson Pleas Turned Down as. U. 5S. Rests Case

GARSSONS’ AIDE WINS ACQUITTAL   Court Frees Joseph Freeman in ‘Fraud Cases—-May, Others © - Held in Trial

Not Guilty Of Fraud   Freedman Acquitted -in May-Garsson Case, But Others Must Answer

Sought Furlough, Draft Deferment  New Testimony on May's Activities

COURT RULES AGAINST FREEING MAY, GARSSONS   Freeman Acquitted By Judge, Turns Down Pleas of Others

Britain Proves Herself ‘Big Nation’ in Hoandina to India Right of Independence

 Dewitt MacKenzie Says:   Attlee Gives Up Britain’s Greatest Gem

BALLOTS STOLEN AT KANSAS CITY   Vault Blasted Open After Recount Urged by Gr. Jury

AFTER JURY AOKED CHECK INTO PURGE   Pendergast Machine Helped Truman Candidate in Primary Fight.

KANSAS CITY VOI RECORDS CARRIED AWAY BY THIEVES   Vault Holding Ballots and Tabulations Is Rifled Last Night; Charges Made.

Would Triple Beer Tax fo Aid Schools   Bill Introduced in lowa House; Revenue Estimated 3! Million

Labor Bill Settlement Deadlockec   Further Retreat By Conferees Now Unlikely, Taft Says On Maior Issues

(.C. Ragsdale Dies As Train, Truck Collide   Mexican Youth Is Victim In Crash Near Littlefield

Reds Ready To Reply On The Balkans   Delegates To _   Delegates To Security Council  At Grave Period

UN Tense as Russia Readies Balkan Reply   “Gravest Moment” in History of New World League  Ry Max Harrelson

Navigator Fails 19,000 Feet To — Death When Flexi- Glass Dome On Airliner Opens In Mid-Atluntic

AIRMIAN PLUNGES 19,000 FEET 10 DEATH IN OCEAN   Navigator Hurled Overboard in Freak Accident Over’ ~ Atiantic

PASSENGERS UNAWARE OF TRAGEDY Navigator Of Big Transport Plane Falls To Death In Sea -

FREAK MISHAP KILLS AIRMAN.   NAVIGATOR PLUNGES TO DEATH IN ATLANTIC FROM 19,000 FEET

Bill To Provide State Legislators MoreCompensatior Gets Final Action  From Two Houses

Assembly Sends Measures To Governor, Winding Up Session Three Days Late

MAJOR ISSUES ARE SETTLED IN FINAL RUSH   Last Act Is Approval Of Bill to Boost  Compensation

No Progress in Settling Strike   Guild ‘Surrenders Authority,’ View

FLAMES CAUSE MILLONS LOSS   TWENTY-SIX FIREMEN WERE INJURED IN FIGHTING FIRE THAT SWEPT NEW  —— “¥ORK PIER —.-——-_-

Greek. Warplanes Pound Retreating Guerrilla Forces   War Minister Says _Another Leftist Drive is Expected tn Nortbweet

Greeks Tell of Severe Losses  By Guerillas   ‘Congress Told Russia  Was Removed as Result  of Marshall Plan

Greek Planes Harass Flight   Guerrillas Flee loannina Area; New Larger Guerrilla Invasion Expected

GREEK FORCES PREPARE FOR BIG OFFENSIVE   Guerrillas Expected to _aunch Createst Drive Yet

Heavy Losses Inflicted on Greek Rebels   Nationalist Forces Using Planes Against Fleeing Guerrillas

Greek Troops  Inflict Losses  On Guerrillas. New Offensive Is Anticipated

Greek Army Inflicts Heavy Losses on Insurgent Troops   Plane Action Is Responsible for Big Casualty List

Greek Planes Pound Foe   Say Guerrillas Are Looting Villages in Flight from Troops

Greek Army Planes Bomb  Guerrillas   Insurgents Reported Fleeing Northeast Of loannina

—EXPECT NEW INVASION— — Greek Planes Batter — o on Flieeina Guerrillas

Greek Forces Say Their Planes inflict Heavy Losses On Fleeing Rebels

Greek Nationalist Planes In. flict Losses But Bigger Push Is Expect

Losses Said Inflicted on  iGuerrillas   Invaders Fleeing Before Greek Troops, Ravaging Villages as They Go, Communique Reports

Greeks Claim uerrillas In North Fleeing   Government Planes Take Heavy Toll

GREEK FIGHTER PLANES INFLICT SEVERE LOSSES   Guerrillas Flee North of Ioannina, Ravaging Villages Along Way

Heavy Losses of Rebels Reported By Army's Chief   New ‘Invasion’ Force Claimed Sighted on Northwest Frontier

PLANES INFLICT HEAVY LOSSES ON GREEK FOES   auerrillas Dislodged From Mountain Stronghold And Are Fleeing Toward A\lbania; New Offen sive Expected.

Greek Planes Slash at Rebel Ranks      Fleeing Guerrillas Being Pounded From Air, Ground

Greek Planes Inflict Heavy Loss On Rebels   Another And Stronger Guerrilla Offensive’ Ex nartat La Widiebtceiscned

Another Attack Awaited   Nationalist Planes Inflict Severe Loss On Fleeing Forces

Fliers Take Big Toll After  oannina Rout   New Guerrilla Assault Looms on Northwest Front

Greek Airplanes Pursue Invaders   Renewed Offensive Looked For Along  Albanian Frontier

Disaster” 7   SURVIVORS CLAIM CREWMEN   - STAMPEDED ABOARD LIFEBOATS,  - BLOCKING THEWAY. OF .  PASSENGERS

368 Missing, Believed Dead After Greek Ship Hits Mine; Ministry Reports 206 Survivors

Crewmen Aboard  llimara Blocked  Boats, Is Charge Loss of 391 Lives. Listed in Sinking ° Of Ship in Aegean .

LAH ASOAILEY IN LOSS OF 381 ON GREEK Si  Survivors Say Passengers Were Prevented From     Entering Lifeboats OFFICERS AMONG SAVED      OFFICERS AMONG SAVED   Nearly All Women, Children Aboard Go Down With Vessel

Report 391 Drowned on Greek Ship   Survivors Claim Crew Mem bers Stampeded — May Have Struck Mine

Women,  Children Die at Sea   Conduct of Officers Investigated; Captain, First Mate Saved

391 Perish  As Greek Ship Sinks   Survivors Charge Crew Stampeded To Lifeboots; Explesion Blamed .

Charges Are Made Today By Survivors; Story of Hitting Mine Said to Be Doubted.  206 ARE KNOWN TO BE SURVIVORS

MANY MISSING AS GREEK SHIP STRIKES MINE   368 Believed Drowned As Shit Sinks In Aegean Sea Yesterday

TCrewmen of Greek Ship Stampeded Aboard Lifeboats Without Regard for Passengers, Survivors Charge

Survivors Say Crew Blocked The Lifeboats   Believe Sinking Caused by Mine Or Interior Blact

Ship Survivors Claim Crewmer Took Lifeboats   391 Believed Dead After Greek Vessel Sinks in Aegean Sea

CREW ACCUSED OF TAKING LIFE BOATS IN WRECK   Toll of Greek Tragedy Now Reported As 348 Persons

HIGH WHISKEY PRICES ARE DUE TO REMAIN   Little Hope Offered Censumer Al‘though Production Will Be Near Nermal Soen

Ellender Irked By Decision To Upset Counsel   Ives and Ball Say Ruling! . Reflects Intention. Of  Congress In Passing ‘  New Lubor Luw 

MARSHALL PLAN IS ACCEPTED BY WESTERN BLOC   France And Britain Willing Te Ge Ahead Without      MOLOTOV STALLING AT PARIS MEETING

Will Leave Russia Out  Qf Aid Plan   Soviet's Molotov As Us’ ual Attempts to Dominate ,Paris Conference. Submits Counter Pro position

Russia's Withdrawal From European Plan Proposed by Marshall Will Mean Speedy Formation of a Western Bloc

Soviet Proposal  Is Unacceptable; Paris Parley Ends In Disagreement, French Announce

Marshall Plan Slated to Start Without Soviet   French Predict Failure Of 3-Power Talks DueTa Red Demands

SOVIET VIEW IS DECLARED UNACCEPTABLE   Breakup of Parley On Marshall Program Expected Today

PLAN POSSIBLE WITHOUT REDS   Conference in Paris Is Slated to Come To a Close Teday

French Predict Soviet Will Not Join in Plan   Forecast Recovery Program Operation Jointly With British

FIVE NATIONS = IN AGREEMENT   ‘interAmerican  Cortferende Group Tentatively Ace  cents 5 Points

Joint Action. By Americas Said Planned Defense Program Is Okaved In Brazil

Self-Defense For Nations  Is Set Forth   Two Thirds’ Majority Rule Adopted. Qver Protest OF Argentina. -*

Farmer Find: Wreckage, Bodies Today In Cornfield   Wreck Occurs During Storm at Night Near Rantoul; All Aboard Lost Army Reports

SEVEN ARE KILLED i CRASH OF PLANE NEAR RANTOUL, ILL.   Farmer Finds Wreckage in Cornfield Early Today; Names of Victims Are Still Withheld.  mney RATOMALYA

PLAN NOW FOR HALLOWE'EN   Mummers Parade Will Be  Best Ever Says The Committee.

HALLOWEEN   ‘Mummers Parade Will Be  Best Ever -Says The  Camrmttian

YANKS AGCUSED IN FRENCH PLOT   Newspaper Charges Encour: agement of ‘Black Maquis’

LaGuardia Calls For Merger Of All Labor Unions   Plan Attacked By Sen. Ball As Seeking More ‘Labor Monopoly.’

MERGE OF ALL LABOR URGED   La Guardia Suggests Union; Ball Charges He Wants “Monopoly.”

LAGUARDIA HIT IN DEMAND FOR LABOR MERGER   Ball Claims That Proposal Would Assure Unions Real ‘Monopoly’

SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD TAKE LEAD IN MOVE   Proposal Is Blasted By Senator Ball as Qaaking ‘9 Manonolyv

La Guardia ‘Accused By Sen. Ball Of Seeking A “Labor  - Monopoly”

LaGuardia Plea for Vast Union Congress Cited   Minnesotan Advocates De;concentration, Local Bargaining

Denies Order Will Decrease _ Coal Shipment   Great Lakes Coal Traffic Should Stay At Norma Despite Coal Car Cut, Johnson Declares

Says Shipments Of Coal Should Not Be Affected   Defense Director Answers Questions

SALES, WAGE, OTHER LEVIES AUTHORIZED   Duff Says Measure Will Remove Burden Now Carried by, Real Estate.

Living Memorial To Roosevelt   The March of Dime Would Have Pleased Mr. Roosevelt

Bulgarian Troops Reported Poised On Greek Border   Military Authorities in Athens Concerned Over Developments

Bulgars Mass Army, Report   Greeks Claim Bulgarian Troops Camping Along Grecian Border

Phila. Boy, 14, Walls Himself  In Schoolroom   Students Horrified As Youngster Fires Bullet into Abdomen

Philadelphia Youth Ends His Life In School Before 22 Other Pupils

SIGHT WRECKAGE OF MISSING C-54   Navy Ship Finds No Trace Of Survivors Among «tennis .haewes OF Six

Decision On Phone Strike  To Be Made This Morning   Local Plant Workers to Meet and Decide Whether to Go Back to Work—Operators Refuse to ' Cross Picket Linec

Government Again  Seeks Phone Pact   U. S. Conciliators Plan Talks With Union Chief

TELEPHONE PAY FORMULA READY   Efforts To End 16-Day Tieup Renewed By Conciliators

Conciliators Seek New Negotiations To End Phone Strike   Expectations Are Government Ready To Offer New Formula for Reaching Terms of Settlement

Warren Wil Coaler Wi Head Of Telephone Unien This Morniag   SERVICE HERE NEAR NORMAL YESTERDAY

U.S. Mediators Moving to End ” Phone Walkout  ice Is Imor   Service Is Improved Ir District; Call Parley Today

RENEW EFFORT TO END STRIKE   Govt. Conciliators Summor Phone Union Leader To Conference Today

Government Conciliators Arrange Conference With Beirne, but Give Out No Information on What Will Be Taken Up —Conferences With A. T. & T., Southwestern Bell and Long Lines Department Considered.

Ramadier Calls For Red Vote Of Contidence   French Government At Crisis, Prime Minisler Warns

Ramadier Demands Communist Support Of Coalition Gov't   -Warns Cabinet to Fall Without Active Confidence

RAMADIER ASKS COMMUNISTS 10 BACK COALITIGN   French Premier Warns Abstention or Negative Vote . Mey Brine Crisis

Premier Calls on French Communists For Confidence Vote to Save Reaime

French Premier ~ Asks Communist Confidence Vote   Reds Must Join in Action if Republic Is to Survive, Says Ramadier   VOTING IS SET FOR SATURDAY MORNING   Crisis Is Precipitated By Red Opposition to Indo-

Labor Curbs Spell Economic Chaos, Murray Caution:   Congress Should Weaker  Business Instead, CIO Chief Tells Senators

Murray-Says Punitive Labér- Laws ~~ ~ Will Cause Economic ‘Catastrophe

Inter-Union Peace Plan By Murray   CiO Leader Propose: Jurisdictional Pact Via Green Talks.

Murray Sees Catastrophe Over Labor   Scores Alleged Attempt To Weaker Big Labor Unions

MURRAY PRESENTS OPINIONS ON LABOR LAWS AT CAPITAL   Bills to Send U. S. to Economic ‘Catastrophe,  CIO Head Says Today  to Senate Committee.   BALL IS ATTACKED DURING HEARING

TEACHING COUPLE TAKE HOME ALMOST $8,000 IN RADIO QUIZ   PAIR WIN BIGGEST SINGLE PRIZE EVER OFFERED ON RADIO QUIZ PROGRAM LAST NIGHT .

i  \Columnist Bearing Bruises Claims Sinatra and “Heavies” Jumped Him

Sinatra Socks Scribe In Hollywood Battle; ‘Peeved’ Over Articles

Says Sinatra Pummeled Him   Columist Charges Crooner Was Aided By “3 Heavies”

Sinatra Doesn’ t Deal i in Bobby Sox He Has a Welleo—fer a Calamaict

SRSAUARRINOUINSKERN. denim cue imRRgmuaE SINATRA INVOLVED IN HOLLYWOOD FIGHT

Idol of Bobby-Soxers Accused of Punching Columnist; Sinatra Says Blow Provoked by Unprintable Worc

Churchill in New Blastat Crisis Bill   Says It’s Power Such as No Government Before Has  Dared to Ask

Churchill Sa ys -Laborites Using ‘Hitler’ Lan guage   “They May Use His Words, But They Have Not His Guts, Nor,  Am Glad To Say, His Criminality,” Opposition Leader Says in Opposing Crisis Bill

Police Holding 2 Men in Brutal Slaying Of Los Angeles Beauty, ‘Black Dahlia’

INSIST GENERAL BE MAY WITNESS   \Defense To Demand that Eisenhower Be Called

CONGRESS TAKES ACTION TODAY _— AGAINST ALLEGED RUSSIAN SPY   1 _ A EISLER TO BE CITED FOR CON TEMPT FOR REFUSAL TO ANSWER COMMITTEE QUESTIONS

Near Climax To Russians’  Squeeze Play  Reds Make Bid For Support Of German People

Molotov’s Maneuver Looked Upon as De. signed to Give Him New Opportunities for Tirades.

in tk PLAY TRY   USSR As Only Friend Of Germany, Says Propaganda.

English Language Called ‘Too Messy For World Use, By Speech Experts

English Messy Language; Expert Would Simplify It   Global Alphabet with 37 Characters Believed to Meet Needs

janglish Iz Not Eeze !  Most People Speak English, But   It Is A Very ‘Messy’ Language

Advocates of World Language Disagree On An Alphabet Everyone Could Master

Sees Tighter Lobbying Laws As Probe Result   Democrats Gibe At Sudden End Of GOP Investigation

TIGHTENING: LAWS — AGAINST LOBBYING ~ 48 PREDICTED   £5 _ 4A Sen. O'Mahoney Says It. Will Come, From Collapse of Hughes Case.   ISSUES A STATEMENT   Unexpected Benefits Are Listed by Wyoming Senator: —

Tighter Law On Lobbying Is Expec bea   Sen. O'Mahoney Believe: Hughes Probe Collapse » Will Lead To Action

Democrats Gibe At ‘Collapse of Hughes Hearings  Montana Democrat Asks Investigation Of Investigators

lash " Brief News Items _ Right oft the Wires   Tighter Lobbying Laws Seen   Commons Passes “Crisis Bill’

O'Mahoney Says Tighter Laws Against Lobbying To Come From Hughes Hearing Blow-Up

TIGHTER LAW ON LOBBYING IS PREDICTED   Wyoming Solon Sees It as Aftermath of Hughes Probe

Hughes Quiz May Backfire   Tightening of Lobby Law Moy Result From Probe

Senate Ought To Investigate Investigations   —M—ELN. VEL AAAT, Demos Say Hughes Inquiry Gave GOP Political Black Eve.

DEFENSE BRINGS SUNDAY PUNCH? TO YACHT CASE   Private Operative Tells of Discovery Of Extra Dynamite

TEACHER PAY NOT DECIDED   Assembly Leaders Fail To Reach An Agreement On  Controversial Issue

Paraguay Rebels  Imperil Asuncion   Seize Home of President  And Police Barracks

Asuncion Under Attack by Rebel   President Morinigo Of Paraguay Moves Site of Government

Paraguayan Rebels Report Capture of President's Home   Claim Capital Police Offices Taken Also

Paraguayan Rebels Nab Residence Of President   Burst Into Center of Asuncion, Take Police Headquarters in Sudden Outbreak

Senators Urge Milder Form Of Labor Bill   Presidential Veto Feared By Solons

Softer Labor Bill Favored   Senators Consider Possibility of Veto

Assembly Takes Weekend Recess   Total Of 160 Bills Went Into The Hoppers In Two Days. . ,

[aft ls Against Ball Proposals for Labor Bill Now in Senate  Ohioan Says Write-Ins To Outlaw Industry Strikes “Go Too Far”

Taft Is Against Ball Proposals  Provisions Go Too ‘ar. He Contends

Butte, Anaconda Unions to Vote  on New Contract 11'2-Cent-Hour Wage Raise and Five Paid Holidays Are Offered

Buite, Anaconda Unions to Voie  on New Contract  114-Cent-Hour Wags Reanca anrA Fiwa Denial

THREE MORE DIE IN IOWA TRAFFIC   Total for the Present Year Stands at 77

IOWA'S TRAFFIC DEATHS HIT 77   3 Persons Die in Car Accidents in State

Mine Union Boss Agrees To Discuss Terms With Them Separately   Owners Hopeful For An Agreement      Meanwhile 10-Day Summer Shutdown In Soft Coal Mines Likely

SCPA,UMWTO START TALKS   Coal Negotiations to Be Separate from Other Groups

10-DAY SHUTDOWN OF NATION'S MINES MAY BE DEMANDED   Vacation Plan of Lewis Is Reported Today after Truman Okays Threeday period in Order.  PAYMENTS OF $100

State Plans Campaign For Safe Bike Riding   Bureau Of Highway Safety  Calls For Emphasis On Care ful Use Of Bicycles, Pointing To Many Fatalities

21 KILLED IN CRASH ~~ OF CHINESE PLANE   Craft Falls While Flying From Sichang Chungking—Ico

Spectacular Holdup - Sfaged In Holy Land   Bandits Kill ‘Four Po licemen,. Take  $180.000

Palestine Bank Raiders Seize $180,000,  Clay Four Britons in Street Gunfight

Rob Bank In Jerusalen Killing Four . British Policemen And Injuring, Seven Others.

FOUR BRITISH POLICE SLAIN   Seven Others Wounded In Spectacular Holdup By Gang at Tel Aviv

Four Killed, STBO.000 Carried Off in Daring Palestine Bank Holdup

Gang Raids Bank At Tel Aviv: Four Policemen Killed  Flee In White Jeep With $180,000 Loot

Bank Robbed Of $180,000  In Jerusalem   Four Britons: Killed In Resultant Battle; Stern Gang Blamed

51,500 Marchers In Legion Trek On Fifth Avenue   Cheering Multitudes in Triumphant Welcome to Nation’s Veterans

Legion Stages Big Parade In New York   Million And Half Onlookers Cheer Marchers

Une Uf City's Greatest Spectacles  Giant Legion Parade Pours Through New York

2 Million Watch Legion's 12 Hour Parade Saturday   [Scores Of Bands And Drum Corps In Colorful Procession

A MIGHTY OUTPOURING  _ New York Millions Cheer  . .Legionnaires on Parade

Legionnaires Parade For  13 Hours  2,000,000 See ~   2,000,000 See ~ Brilliant Spectacle

J2144 Hour March Ends Late Last Night As Many Notables Take Part, Review Line

51,500 March, 2,000,000 Line Route  As Legionnaires Stage 12-Hour Parade

LEGION PUTS ON 12-HOUR PARADES: ) MILTON CHEER   More Than 50,000 Former Soldiers and Sailors March Up Fifth Avenue ? in New York.   BANDS AND DRUM = CORPS FURNISH MUSIO   Temperatures Low With Skies Cloudy at Times—Dewey * Among Those in Re. . viewing Stand.

U.S. Heroes of 2 World Wars March Again   Nearly Two Million Cheer Parading Men in All Day Event

THOUSANDS SEE LEGION PARADE   Fifth Avenue, N. Y., Lined by Estimated 1,750,000 Persons Saturday

Legion March Exceeds Twelve Hours   Crowd of Two Millior Views Spectacle On Victory Route

Convention Pays Tribute to War Dead   Delegates to Bring National Meeting to End Tomorrow .

1,750,000 Throng Fitth Av.  As Legion Passes in Review   Mammoth Parade Climaxes Convention;     Snectacie One of History's Greatest

New York Given Grand Show in Legion Parade   1,750,000 Persons Witness Day-Long March by Veterans

®@ NEVER-ENDING ARMY  Famed 5th Ave. Resounds fo Pulsing Legionnaire Parade

Two Million Watch Mighty Legion Parade   51,500 Legionnaires March Up New York’: Fifth Avenue For More Than 12 Hours

51,500 Legionnaires ‘Parade Up Famed Fifth Avenue Before Solid Ranke of Snectatore

“lomoviws Aeadlines “leday RANGERS FIND BODIES OF GOV. SNELL AND PARTY WHO DIED IN AIRPLANE CRASH

CAA PROBING CRASH SCENE IN- SWAMPLAND   Surplus DC-3 Falls on Florida Coast, Killing 21 and Injuring 15

PLANE CRASH KILLS 21 ON EAST COAST   C.A.A. Probes Crash Of Airliner; 15 Are Injured

CRASH OF BARGAIN’ PLANE 1S STUDIED 1 DEAD. 15 HURT   Big DC-3 Is Wrecked in Florida Swamp; Owner Tells of Activities in Investigation.  TOO MANY ABOARD,  ae ek oa? ee. oe eo -_" r"* es re Pert

CAA Probes Plane Crash Which Kills 21   “Bargain Plane”, DC-3 Crashes In Florida Swamp, Enroute To Puerto Rico Saturday

CAA Investigates Florida Plane Crash Where 21 Perished   Official Says Plane “Seemingly Carried too Many

CAA Authorities Investigate DC-3 Crash m Floride   21 Passengers in Surplus Craft Lose Lives; 15 Others Injured

21 DIEINSWAMP AFTERCRASH OF CHARTER PLANE   15 Hart as Engines of Surplus DC-3 Quit § Miles From Port —

Air Crash Kills 21 in Florida   CAA Investigators Probe Swamp Area

Probe Swamp_ In Effort'To Learn Why Craft Fell   FERSONS DIE  Fifteen Other Passengers On Board Are.  Tew sis ercd

‘Galveston Man Owned Plane Which che In Florida Killing Texas Pilot. 20 Others - —

CAA Investigate: Crash in Florida   21 Bound for San Juan In Puerto Rico Die; 15 Others Injured

Most People Want Skeleton Dress When Picking Garb for Hallowe'en

Choice For Hallowe’en Dress Varies “rom Spooks To A Can of Sardines

Skeletons, ‘Suppressed Desires’ i _ Most Popular Halloween Dress

Most People Would Rather  Be Spooky On Hallowe’en   When It Comes To Dressing Up For Annual Festivities, Majority Leans Toward  Gruesome Side, But Some Go Rabbity

Most People Want To Be Skeletons, Some Just Rabbits On Halloween

TIGHTENING OF LAWS FOR SEX CRIMES PLANNED   -Attorney General’s Office to Call in Judges and Prosecutors

Ci0 Demands Heming Quit As OTC Chie!   Union Leader Calls for Continuation of Rent Controls

C10 After Scalp Of Gen. Fleming   Abortive Rent Raise Order Is Criticized

DEMAND RENT CHIEF RESIGN   Author of Increase Order Quashed by Truman Is Attacked by CIO

CIO Demands That Fleming Resign Post   Union Group Still Resents Efforts to Raise Rent Ceilings

Rent Boost Order Has  Repercussion  ! Union Asks Curbs, Ceilings ‘Continued

Five-Point Safety Program for lowa Is Outlined by Safety Commissioner

CHARLES L. GIFFORD DIES   Massachusetts Man a Member of Congress Since 1921.

IOWA STATE FISH HATCHERY 15 NOW “IN: PRODUCTION   THIRTY - SECOND SEASON OF; HATCHING PIKE NOW ON: VISITORS WELCOME.

Lilienthal Asked To Withdraw   Mat Mon. For The Post,.Rep. Cox ° Of Georaia Savs

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital < Simmarized by AP   Activities ’ on. Capitol Hill Brieféed by’ Writers for Telégraph Readers

Pepper Upholds Foremen Rights   Two Industrialists Attack Supervisory Unions

Partition Of Austria May Be Demanded Mav Be Price Q:   Mav Be Price Of Russia Signing Peace Treaty

Crippled Clinic Here Friday A.M.   For Children Amd Adults Sponsored ‘By Exchange Club

Crippled Clinic Here On Friday   Spanseret By Exchange Club; To Be Held At The Court House

Seek To Solve Duke Mystery   No Progress Seen In Effort To Clear Case of Shooting and Fires

Nation’s Economists Watch ennoenee signs  Pf aoe pe eG aan a Oe Pe BRo-li« psn =a est sn: a =D ..

Recession May Come Or May Not   U. S. Boom Seems Due To Continue At Least Three More Months,  May Slow Then

Present Boom Is  To Last 3Months   Slump Is Expected By The End Of That Period

AP_ SURVEY REVEALS: —  3 More Months of  Business Boom    After That, Recession MAY Come— But t+ Js Far From a Certainty, However

Talk of Recession Continues   Boom Production Expected to Hold at Least 3 Months

Say Present Business Boom Should Continue 3 Months  After That, Recession May Come

Survey Indicates Business Boom Will Last Another Three Months   Much-Discussed Recession May Come After That—But It Is Far From a Certainty and Need Not Lead to a Depression. Leadere Say

Business Boom Seen Continuing : For At Least Another 3. Months; Fear That Recession May Follow

RECESSION DUE THIS SUMMER, SURVEY SHOWS   Experts Say Economy Getting too Far Out of Kilter

AP Feels Boom In Business To Go . On For 3 Months   Re The Associated Preat

urrent Business Boom Is Record-Breaking  BOOM MIGHT TAPER OFF THIS SUMMER

*‘Boom-Bust’ Seen By Experts  “he «he wie be oe ae oe oe? a ee ~—- *+- +e +   Many Economists Expect Recession In Three Months

Imperialist Aims of U.S. Charge Denied   Naval Shore Base Work Is Approved   Flyer Is Killed on Unauthorized Flight

Army B-17 Crashes on Unauthorized Flight; cee te Serceannt Killed

BRITAIN IS OPPOSED TO SOVIET PLAN   Russian Efforts as To Border Fail to Win Needed Support

Many Washouts On Rail Lines; Roads Closed   Six Lines Out of Des Moines Re. port Trouble: List Roads Now Shut

Six Major Railroads Have Washouts in Western lowa Today   Bus Service Is Also Curtailed Or Rerouted

EVERY AGENCY TO COOPERATE AND GIVE-HELP   Truman Tells’ Texans ‘All U. S. ~ Agencies Ready to Aid  in Disaster   O’DANIEL ASKING FOR ~ THOROUGH. INVESTIGATION

PRESIDENT ASKS AGENCIES 10 AlD   Expresses U. S. Sorrow In Wire To Texas Mayor

Black Smoke Covers Area As Oil Tank, Ship Explode   3,000 Are Injured; Efforts At Rescue Pushed Last Night

UNIVERSITY STADIUM OPINION SET TODAY   Atforney General Will Present Legal Aspects Of Request To Board Of Public Work<«

Pauley Offers No Apology In Grain Deal   Former Royall Aid Frankly Admits Market Tradings '

t  Harassed European Nations Ir Losing Battle With Inflation; Italy Has Deflation Headache

MOST OF EUROPE 15 WAGING FIGHT ON HIGH PRICES   Efforts at Control so Far Have Failed With Curren-: cies Mere Shadows of Former Selves,   GOODS ARE SCARCE; MONEY PLENTIFUL   England, France, Greece and . Countries in Soviet Sphere Pay More and More for Goods.

Money Value In Europe Cut By Inflation   Inflationary Pressures Are Pinching Almost All Of Continent

' — INQUIRY —  Big Plane. Idea First Approved   THEN LEONING CHANGED MIND

Kaiser Denies White House Aid On Plane   But Letter On FDR Desk Led To Order For 100 Navy Light Carriers

U.N. Charter Ceremony Set   Officials to Mark  Seeond Anniversary

Second Anniversar'  Of UN Charter  Signing Thursday Start on Road Toward  Outlawing War Made Since Then

UN Getting Read For Anniversary   Tomorrow Marks Two-Year Attempt To Outlaw War

ENS UMAR 2tais TRESS  United Nations Birthday Plans For Thursday  Are Completed   Second Anniversary Observances Slated On Radio Broadcasts

Many Happy Returns!  United Nations Observes Second Birthday Thursday

Slow Down Noted In Cashing Bonds Over the Nation   GI Rush on Tuesday and Wednesday Is Now Down to a Mere Trickle

Evansville Mayor Asks Earl V Trial  Raiehart Gaaks Actin:   Reichert Seeks Action On Three Charges Before Primary

SLAYER OF SOCIALITE SILOT RY POLICE: CONDITION         EAN, RITICAL

Party Leaders Map Campaign      Leaders To - Concentrate On 96 "See Saw” Districts

RULING NEAR   JUDGE NOW CONSIDERING  DECISION IN MUDDLED  ROMANCE OF ACTRESS ~ AND DUROCGHER -

AN $88,000,000 CUT IN FOREIGN AID PROGRAM, UPHELD   The Voice Vote Decision Subject to Possible Later Roll Call.   REJECT AMENDMENT   To Restore $26,000,000 of the Cut to France and Italy.

HOUSE UPHOLDS CUT IN AID FUND, NEARS FINAL VOTE ON CASH  TRUMAN SIGNS FIRST BILL WHICH APPROVES RELIEF IN PRINCIPLE

House Voice Vote on Euro  pean Help Subject to  Possible Roll Call

House Upholds Cut In Relief For Europe   Amendment Putting Back Part of Slash Is Voted Down

HOUSE UPHOLDS SHARP CUTS IN FOREIGN FUNDS   Voice Vote Favors $88 Million Slash After Truman Signs Big Bill

House May Support Aid Plan Slash   , Appropriations Grou Action Is ‘Tentatively: ” Backed by a Voice  “VWiante DNartetnn Tasleu

Aid Cut Upheld InHouse   Approval Given By Voice Vote; Truman Signs Authorization

Truman Signs Aid Bill While House Debates Huge Cut  Foreign Affairs Body   Foreign Affairs Body Goes Ahead Without President’s Plan

Measure Becomes Law Without - Ceremony; Appropriation  Being Debated   HOUSE ARGUES SLICING FUNDS BELOW ESTIMATES

TRUMAN SIGNS ORIGINAL LAW GRANTING HELP   Voice Vote Decision Subject to Vote By Roll Call

Urges Return Rent Control Task to States   Coal Industry Secks Curb on Power of Lewis

Capehart Favors Handing States Rent Control Job  Bricker Says Third World War Impends If Atom Data Shared

Molotov Warns Proposal May Divide Europe   Conference Of Three Foreign Ministers Apparently At End

Foreign Minister Molotov Rejects British-French Plan For Economic Rehabilitation Under Marshall Program, Apparently Ending Conference At Paris On Subject Of American Aid—Moscow Representative Says Setup “Would Lead To No Good Results”

Turns Down Anglo-French  Proposals   3 Ministers’ Talks At Paris End in Complete Deadlock

Soviet Aide  Says Parleys  Are Finished Marshall Re-affirms  Recovery Plan as Non-Political Move-

Soviet-French-British Conference Apparently Ends with Rejection of Compromise on Marshal Proposal

Molotov’s‘No’ Ends Parley on U.S. Aid Offer   Russ Warns Britain and France on ‘Dividing Europe’

Molotov Rejects Marshall Plan of Aid for Furope   Foreign Minister Meet Breaks up; Division Of Europe Expected

High Soviet Official * Says Three-Power Meet In Paris Is Ended In Dieaqareement

Molotov Says Action Would Split Europe   Red Envoy Breaks Openly With France, Britain Over Setup

Molotov Refuses The Western Nations Plan For European Recovery   BULLETIN

Molotov Rejects Proposal For Atc   Action Apparently Ends Three Power  Paris Conference

Russian Reply On Europe Aid  Plans Awaited   Britain, France Slated To Go Abead On Marshall Proposal, With Or Without Soviet

—- CONFERENCE Meeting Closes in Deadlock   SMALL NATIONS WOULD - SUFFER

Russian Envoy Ends Meeting. At Paris Today   ‘Would Lead To No Good Result"

Division Of Europe Seen By Molotov   Soviet Spokesman In Warning To Britian and France

Ends Conference Between Britain, France AndRussia   Soviet Leader Warns Both Nations Action Would Lead To Division Of Europe

Three-Power Conference Comes fo End   Soviet Minister Disagrees With French and British

Warns of Division In Europe   Paris Conference  on Marshall Plan Apparently Ended

MOLOTOV BOLTS PARIS MEETING; NO AGREEMENT   WARNS U. S, PLAN CREATE DIVISION EUROPEAN NATIONS

MOLOTOV SAYS ‘GOOD RESULTS’ ARE IMPOSSIBLE   Says British-French Proposal Will Lead to European Division

RUSSIA REIECTS FRANGO-BRITISH ‘EUROPE AID PLAN   Moloteyv Warns  Progran Will Lead To Division Of Europe

Meeting at Paris Ex Ends In Discord   Proposal for Recovery in Europe as Advocated by Marshall Turned Down Ry Soviet Minister

U.S. Warship Strikes Mine   Three Killed, 12 Injured ‘in Explosion; Destroyer Towed to Port

One Killed As U.S. Ship Strikes Mine  Crewman Victim, Number Injured Ove Telagte

3 Men Are Killed And Seven Hurt   Steering Gear Of Destroyer Douglas H. Fox Wrecked And All After Compartments Are Flooded With Water

U.S,DESTROYERS ° STRUCK A MINE: « JUST OFF TRIESTE   The Douglas H. Fox Was Heading For This - 'Frée Territory.   TWO MEN WERE :KILLED   Two Tugs Were Sent to Escort the Fox to Venice.

U. S. Destroyer Hits Mine; Three Navy Men Killed   U. S. Destroyer Douglas H. Fox Rams Mine off Trieste; 4 Hurt Critically.

Mine Kills 3 on U.S. Destroyer Nea Trieste Early Today   Blast Puts Ship Out of Commission Tow Ship To Trieste

EXPLOSION NEAR TRIESTE THREE DEAD: 12 INJURED   U.S.S. Fox Commanded By Annapolis Officer, Commander Charles W. Trovis

U.S. Ship Hits Mine   ’ Three Killed, 12 Injured In Blast Damaging Destroyer Off Trieste

U. 5. Destroyer Hits Mine; Three Dead, 12 Injured  Blast Off Trieste Damages Warship

U.S. Destroyer Hits Mine Off Trieste Area   Two Men Killed, Several Hurt, Rescuers Report

12 Injured By Blast 18 Miles  From Trieste   em Lrieetttnnt. O..... We.   Four Critical: Tugs Pull Damaged War Vessel Into Free Port

U.S. Ship Hits Mine; Three Die   Destroyer Fox Is Disabled 18 Miles Off Trieste---12 of  Weis  §ou:

U.S. Warship Damaged At Trieste by Mine; Two Killed; 12 Are Hurt

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   3 Killed as U.S. Destroyer Strikes Mine off Trieste

WARSHIP LEFT DISABLED: AFT HOLD FLOODED   TUGS GO TO AID OF FOX WITH DOCTORS AND CORPSMEN

Three Killed, 12 Hurt When U. S. Destroyer Hits Mine Off Trieste   Sister Ship Owen Effects Rescue Of Damaged Douglass H. Fox In Upper Adriatic Sea; Believe Old Mine Drifted In Channel

Three American Sailors Killed By Mine Blast   Destroyer Strikes Concealed Explosive In Trieste Area

Three American Sailers Killed, Twelve Hurt   American Destroyer Badly Damaged; May Have Been Old Mine

U.S. 8. Douglas Fox Hits Mine 18 Miles Off Trieste; 3 Dead   12 Others Injured, Four Critically; Destroyer is Disabled

—ADRIATIC— Explosion Occurs Off Trieste   VESSEL ONE OF LATEST TYPE

One Man Is Killed and Seven Members of  Crew Injured, Naval Headauartere. Save:

Mine Explodes Under Destroyer   One Man Is Killed, Seven Hurt Aboard U.. 8, Naval Vessel

U.S. DESTROYER HITS ‘OLD’ MINE   One Killed, Seven Injured in Blast Near Trieste

U.S. Warship Hits Mine Near Trieste;  Two Sailors Killed   Destroyer Douglas H. Fox Damaged And Left Dead At Sea; Other Ships On Way To Rescue

U. 8. DESTROYER RAMS INTO MINE   1 Killed, Several Injured In Accident Off Trieste

U.S. Warship Hits Mine, Three Killed   Destroyer Douglas H. Fo» Damaged in Explosion In Adriatic; Four Mer Criticaily Hurt

U.S. Warship Strikes Mine Off Trieste  Two Men Killed And Undetermined-Numbe:!

U. S. Destroyer Strikes Mine Off Trieste  Three Men Dead  Dozen Injured

U. S. Warship Strikes Mine Near Trieste   Blast Kills One, Injures Seven; Aft Compartments Of Ship Flooded

Three Killed, 12 Hurt— Navy Destroyer Runs On Mine Off Trieste   Blast Wrecks Steering Gear of Late Type Warship. Floads After Compartments

U.S. Destroyer  Damaged by  Mine Explosion  One Man Killed, Sever   One Man Killed, Sever Injured; Vessel Lies Dead Off Trieste

U.S. Destroyer ls Off Trieste   4 Critically Hurt; 8 Others Treated

DESTROYER HITS — MINE. ONE DEAD   Trieste, Sept. 29-——(4)—Three men died today when the U, S. destroyer Douglas M. Fox hit a mine off Tricste.

Accident Occurred on Direct Route from Venice to Trieste, That Has Been Cleared.

U. S. Ship Near Trieste 3 Killed;.12 Hurt  Sjeter Destrover   3 Killed;.12 Hurt Sister Destroyer Sent to Aid Fox

DESTROYER HITS MINE: 3 KILLED   TWELVE AMERICAN SAILORS ENJURED IN BLAST 18 MILES OFF TRIESTE:

Three Men Killed, Several Hurt When U. S.Destroyer Strikes. Mine Near Trieste

Warship Hits  Trieste Mine   Three U. S. Sailors Killed And 12 Hurt As Vessel Strikes Sea Mine

12 Injured By Blast 18 Miles  From Trieste   Four Critical: Tugs. Pull Damaged War Vessel Into Free Port _

US Destroyer Badly Hit by Sea Explosion   Propellers and Rudders Out of Commission, Ship Taking Water.

U. S. DESTROYER STRIKES MINE IN ADRIATIC SEA  —mesmrmr witirrm aAarijirar   THREE KILLED, SEVEN INJURED ‘AS AMERICAN CRAFT iS DISABLED

U.S. WARSHIP IS DAMAGED BY MINE   One Killed And 7 Injured: Steering Gear Wrecked

Explosion Under Warship Kills One Man, Hurts 7; Steering Gear Wrecked

U.S. Destroyer Strikes Mine In Adriatic; 3 Men Killed, 12 Injured

U:S. Destroyer Struck by Mine in Trieste Area   Three Die, 12 Hurt; Explosive Believed  Old One From War

U.S. SHIP HITS FLOATING MINE   One Killed, 7 Hurt in Blast  .Off Coast of Trieste Free City.

Mine Kills Seaman, Hurts 7 Aboard U.S. Warship at Trieste   Steering Gear Wrecked, AJL After Compartments Flooded by Blast; Two Tugs Raceto Trasedy Scene

THREE SAILORS ON DESTROYER DIE IN BLAS]   USS Douglas H. Fox Dam aged By Mine In Adriatic Near Trieste   SHIP’S PROPELLORS, RUDDERS DAMAGED

3 Killed As” U.S. Destroyer Hit By Mine   7 Injured in Blast Near Trieste; Area Cantains Old Mines

TT dill ett bet RN EE I  Seven Hurt In Aecident Near Trieste  Steering Gear OF   Steering Gear Of U.S. Ship Wrecked

Twelve More Are Wounded,  Four Critically   Navy Says Mine May Have Strayed From Unswept Area In Adriatic Sea

'COPTER’S FALL FATAL TO TRIO   Craft Loses Rotor in Port of Naples, Sending Navy Men to Decth

 Of Crew Dead, Others Injured   Vessel Reported Able To Move Under Its Own Power As Another United States Destroyer Is Sent To The Rescue.

U.S, SHIP HITS MINE AT TRIESTE   3 Men Are Killed, 12  Hort in Sea Explosion

Destroyer Strikes Mine  Three Men Killed and   Three Men Killed and 12 Injured By Blast Near Trieste

U.S. SHIP HITS MINE, 3 KILLED   12 Others Injured When Destroyer Fox Rams Into Mine in Adriatic

Three Killed As Destroyer Strikes Mine  Dozen Americans Injured. by Blast Of Trieste Coast

Destroyer Strikes Mine In Adriatic Off Trieste   Three Men Killed ond 12 Injured As U. S. Ship Is _Damaged—Casualties Transferred To Steter Dectraver

Mine Kills 3 On Destroyer   U.S. Vessel Struck Near Treiacte 19 Iniured

DESTROYER HITS MINE, 3 KILLED   Four U. S. Sailors Hurt Crit ically in Disaster off Coast of Trieste

3 Killed As Mine Blasts Naval Craft   U. 8. Destroyer Fox Wrecked; 12 Others Hurt. 3 Critically

WORLD AFFAIRS HELD CRITICAL      Peace Not Secure, Marshall Says

Bill Comes Up Next Week  House Defers Salary Action Kor Teachers

Wedemeyer Asks Help For China, Hits Soviet   Fact Finder Breaks Silence, Urges Drastic Fund Supervision Te Thangrt ‘Red’? Crob

ZHDANOV, RUSSIAN HERO OF - LENINGRAD, RESIGNS POST ON SOVIET-COUNCH

Zhdanov Requests He Be Relieved  Soviet Hero Wants to Leave Council

Red Council Figure Quits  War Hero Zhdanoy   War. Hero Zhdanov Cites Heavy Work

TROLLEY BURNS AFTER CRASH   11 Ohioans Slightly Injured as Gasoline: Flames Covet Street: Car.

emai Nn. sap! pee _. came eee +o tee  Hit And Run Driver Blamed In Death

10,000 Idle; Rap Labor Bill   Briggs Auto Plant Strike Starts Hours Before Deadline

INDICATE STRIKE AS PROTESTS TO ANTI-LABOR BILL   Walkout Seems Aimed At Hitting Supplies To Steel Mills

Walkout Called Protest Against Labor Measure   15 Mines Are Closed; Steel Mills to Be Hit; UMW Leaders Disapprove Actior

‘Little Betty and Regent Reportedly Join; 10,000 Men Are Idle Today in   Pennsylvania.   LEWIS’ DEMANDS GUESSED IN EAST

Mackenzie's. Column  There Won't Be Another War Until Europe Is Rehabilitated

Printer Union Face Charges Under T- H Law   Disputes Over Contracts. Ox Many Neéwspapers Disyupt Schedules; ITU  Ts Aecused <

Papers Battle }Union  Trouble   Walkouts Fail Tc Stop Operation  Over Nation

Typo Strikers Piague Papers   Publications Go On With Business In Spite Of Walkouts

Strikes Do Not Stop Publishers  Most Are Able to Get Out Newspapers

Strikes by Printers in Protest of Tafi-Hartley Act Have Little Effect on Publishing of ‘Papers

Teachers Claim March Success   Public Hearings on Salary Raise Bill Set for April 1

Legionnaire Declares There Are 100,000  Communists i in U.S.   Testifies Before House Committee That Their Aim Is to Soften This Nation for ‘Ultimate Assault’

U.§. Communism Strenath Bared   Framework Design [old In Washington

BULLITT FEARS ATTACK BY REDS   100,000 COMMUNISTS IN U. 8. — AIM, HE SAYS, IS TO SOFTEN COUNTRY.

Red Strength Estimated by Legion Man  Bullitt Warns U. S. To Keep Supply of A-Bombs on Hand

Over 100,000 Reds In This Country, Committee Told Mims To Soften U. 5, For “Soviet Assault’

Framework Of 10 Divisions Already On American Soil Legionaire Tells Congress

BIG RED THREAT SEEN FOR U.S.   Legion Leader Estimates 100,000 Communists In This Country

Russia Forces U. 8. Making Of A-Bombs   People Have Unified To Keep Russia From Domination.

REDS FORCING U.S. TO MAKE ATOMIC BOMBS   M’Mahon Says Russian Attitude Leaves No Other Way Open

Soviet Failure ToBack Atomic Pact Is Blamed  McMahon Declares Proposal ‘Just’

Senator Cites A-Bomb: ‘Output Must Be Hiked   Points: To : Russia’s. Stand ' On Controls; Record OF , - “GOP. Congress Hit © By Demecrats

United States Making More Atomic Bomb:   Republicans Assailed For Attitude Toward Labor

Russia Forces U.S. Make Bombs  Fails To Agree To Control Proposals

Stubborn Russia Forces America To Make A-Bomt   Senator So Reports ir Democrat Air-Borne Rally Last Night

RUSSIA BLAMED FOR ATOM RUS!   Sen. McMahon Says U. S$. 1 Had Ta Step Up Program

ATOM BOMBS STILL BEING MADE INU. S,   RUSSIA IS BLAMED DEMOCRATS START 1948 WARM-UP

HERE AND THERE IN - BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Te All in The Various Camrmimnitties

Urge Speed on Lewis Mandate  Government to Ask Supreme Court to Eteeeee A obane

Will Attempt To Halt Coal Strike Mar. 31   Government To Ask Supreme Court To Hand Down Immediate Mandate Against Mine Chief.

US To Ask Supreme Court To Stop Possible Coal Strike — By Handing Down Lewis Mandate

U.S..,  Swift  Edict.   sks   Strike April 1 (Still Possible If Ruling  On Coal Delayed Usual 95 Davs. Savs Clark

Court Mandate To Halt Strike   Union Lawyers Huddle To Decide on Course

Government Aslxs Quick Mandate Against Lewis Claims Coal Strike Migh!  Occur Belore Customary 25.Day.Cour! Waiting Tinie

U.S. to Ask Court to End StrikeThreal   Will Seek Quick _ Mandate: Against Lewis ond UMW

GOV'T TO ASK HIGH COURT TO HEAD OFF COAL TIEUP MARGH 3°   Krug Says The Threat Of Mine Stoppage Has Lessened Now

Attorneys For Union Go Into Huddle Today   Clark Wants Possibility Of New Coal Strike March 31 Held Off

Early Order Against Lewis To Be Asked   Goverament Will Urge The U. S. Supreme Court To Hand Down = Its Mandate Promptly

Clark Draws Motion for Quick Edict   ‘Krug Says No Attempt To ' Be Made to Get Lewis : And Operators Together   For Negotiations

Govt. Will Ask Speedy Mandate Against Lewis   Seeks Court Action Tc Balk Possibility Of A Coal Strike Mar 31.

GOVERNMENT TO SEEK COAL ORDER MONDAY   Justice Department Wants High Court To Hait UMW Walkout

CLARK SEEKING QUICK MANDATE FORCOAL PEACE   Wants Supreme Court to Hand Down Edict Now to Block Strike

US Asks Court For Lewis Edict   Order Would Prevent Coal Walkout March 31

ASKS SUPREME COURT TO ACT TO AVERT STRIKE   Clark Seeks Speedy Action to Prevent Coal Stoppage Last of This Month

SEEK 10 KEEP MINERS BUSY   Government To Ask Supreme Court Mandate Against Lewis

‘GOVERNMENT TO ASKS SUPREME COURT FOR MANDATE   Attempt to Be Made to Knock Out Possibility of Coal Strike.   STOPPAGE MARCH 31   Union Attorneys Undecided Whether te Oppose the Motion.

Ruling Sought To Keep Coal Up   Mandate Is Asked To Prevent Mine Flow Close

Speedy Mandate Sought to Keep Miners on Job   Government Seeks to Prevent .Walkout Before July 1

To Keep Miners at Work  High Court Asked to Hand Down Mandate Quickly

U.S. ASKS MOVE TO LIFT THREAT OF COAL STRIKE   Calls Upon Supreme Cour For Immediate Ruling In Lewis Action

Gov t lo Urge Court To Issue Lewis Order  No Mediation Until Miners Comply With High Court Decision

Quick Ruling Is Urged In Lewis Case   Government Wants Strike Threat To End

Quick Action Sought to Halt Strike   Government Petitions Court to Issue Order Immediately

U. S. MOVES TO BLOCK MARCH 31 COAL STOPPAGE   ATTOREY GENERAL ASKS SPEEDY EDICT BY SUPREME COURT

Act To Head Off March 31 Coal Strike   Government Will Ask Supreme Court Monday For Lewis Contempt Mandate

Quick Action Requested of High Court   Government Asks For Mandate to Keep Miners At Work Until July

Clark Requests Speedy Mandate Against Miners   Step Would Avert Possibility of Coal Stoppage

Coal Walkout Looms July 1   But Government Wants Quick Action On  Court Decision

Action Is Taken To Avert April Coal Stoppage   Government Asks Supreme Court To Expedite Mandate

Seek Immediate High Court Action Aguinst Lewis   Mandate to Be Askec Monday to Avoid Possible Stopnage

Union Considers Action To ‘Take In Coal Mandate   Government Plea For Final Court Act Monday Sends: Attorneys Into Huddle:

Prompt Court Ruling on Lewis Sought by US.   Hope to Remove Threat of Coal Strike March 3]

Government To Move To Keep Miners On Job   ‘Will Ask The Supreme Court For Mandate Against Lewis.

High Cou: To Be Asked To Elimina, «  Liklihood Of Coal Strike March 31

Supreme Court To Be Asked for Quick Decison  Concerns Possibility OF Strike March 31

U.S. Seeks to Stall Coal Stoppage; Ask Quick Lewis Edict   Clark Contends Danger of Walkout Exists if Court Delays

COAL WALKOUT BAN SOUGHT   U. §. Asks for Speedy Cour’ Action To Remove Strike Threat.

RESTRICTIONS ON HOUSING ARE RELAXED   One-Bathroom Rule Is Eliminated Effective June 1

Woodard Is Named Hellar OF Hiway 66   REA Loan Permits Bayh Start On Power Line Work   BRPAT ANN VA PERT

TWO MILLION DOLLARS. DAMAGE TO COTTON 1S SEEN IN WEST TEXAS:  ‘HAICSTORM HITS “AREA OF LEVELLAND; OTHER’ POINTS RECEIVE RAIN

DRAFT EVADER SENT TO JAIL   Rubinstein, Convicted By Jury, Also Must Pay Fine of $50,000

Young Financier Given Jail Term As Draft Dodger   Rubenstein Is Sentenced to Serve Two and One-Half Years in Prison   WIZARD OF. WALL STP. ALSO FINED $50,000   Attorneys. Planning to Appeal Conviction on Five Counts: of Indictment - .

No Hopes for Peace Treaty   Foreign Ministers Packing Possessions   Daylight Saving Time To Start   Rubinstein Is Sent to Prison

WALL ST. “WIZARD” MUST SERVE TIME IN FEDERAL PRISON   Russion-Born Financier Also Fined $50,000 for Evad-

Rubinstein Gets 22-Year Term   Draft Dodger Is Fined  $50,000; Two Others  Suspended, Fined

No New American Loan for England, Financiers Agree   Experts From Both Side: of Water Discuss Out For English Trouble

Britain Won't Get New U.S. Loan  Both Nations Agree To Discuss Only Old Loan Terms

Delegation From Briton To Diseuss New Finance   Eady Denies Appeal For Additional Aid; Budget To Be Topic

U.S., Britain Diseard Idea  Of New Loan   Issue of Another Credit Not on Agenda in Capital Talks

No New Loan To Be Asked By England   Snyder To Quiz British On Spending And Plans To Balance Budget

Britain Agrees To Bar Talk of Second Loan  ‘hamoonsont Timmite   Agreenient Limits Conference to Possible Revisions

U.S., British Discare Issue of New Loan   Financial Experts of Two Nations Convene in Washington To Seek Solution to Britain's Dollar Crisis: May Relax Terms of Loan

America, Britain Reject New Loan   Financial Experts Hunt For Solution To British Crisis

Issue Of Loan Is Discarded ByAgreement   Hunt Solution To Economic Crisis

NEW. LOAN FOR GREAT BRITAIN NOT ON TAP   Financial Experts To Eye ‘Softening’ Action

New Loan T O Britain Ruled Out   Modification of Pres - ent Loan is Problem Facing Anglo-American Experts in Washington

Experts Try ToFind Way Aid British   Issue OF American Laon Biscarded By  Fete Oe ORE NT Le OT

Experts Probe ‘Dollar Crisis’ Facing Britain   Issue of New Loan From U. S, Disearded, With Leaders Slated To Set Budget

No New American Loan Considered In British Talks   Sec. Snyder Expected To Ask Accounting Of English Shortage

No Request for A New American Loan to Britain   . But Better Terms  ’ For Old Will Be * Sought; Snyder to Demand Evnlonaticn.

Issue of New Brifish Loan ls Discarded   ‘Snyder to Demand Spending Report, Budgeting Plan

BRITISH LOAN ISDISCUSSED   Seek Solution to Dollar Crisis; May Ease Loan. Terms

Hunting Solition To Dollar Crisis In Great Britain   Issue Of American Loan Goes Into Discard At Parley In Washington

Accounting Of Spending To Be Asked   U. S. Will Seek Specific Plan for Budget Balancing

Issue Of New American Loan Goes Into Discard As British, U.S. Financial Experts Confer   Assemble To Hunt Partial Solution To Great Britain’s Dollar Crisis

No New Loan Is Planned For British   U.S. To Demand How Past Funds Have Been Spent

New Loan to Britain Goes Into ‘Discard   Financial Experts Begin Discussions’ on Medifications

NO NEW LOAN TO BRITAIN UNDER STUDY   Only Modification of Present Agreement Will Be on Agenda of Financial Talks Opening in U.5. Today.

{NEW LOAN RULED OUT BY MUTUAL CONSENT AS U, S, BRITAIN OPEN TALKS TO EASE ECONOMIC TERMS

New Loan No issue in USAnglo Talks   al  Americans Will Talk About Modifying Present Pact to Ease Britain  But Will Go No Further

BRITISH LOA IDEA DROPPED   But U. S. Might Modify Its Old Policy

Request for New Loan Not Planned By Great Britain  Snyder Ready With Two Demands; Eady Seeks Terms

ritish Economics—  No New Credit Sought   Issue Of Another Loan To Britain Goes Into Discard

NEW LOAN 10 BRITAIN DISCARDED   Remedy Sought For Britain's Dollar Crisis

New U. S. Loan to Britain Issue Goes Into Discard  _ Financial Experts:‘From Both Nations © Gan Intr buddle nan Reitieh Peahloan

British Wont Seek New U. S.  Loan at Present   Modification of Current Loan Terms Meeting Goal

Parents Fought. “Shirley Release. Of Girl’s Slayer   Coonihes Pleads Innocent; 5 Officers: Shield Youth ’ From: Victim’ ’s Relatives

Good Neighbor Policy Pledged By President   Truman Gets Huge Welcome by High Mexican Officials   Says Greek Aid Of Vast Import   Accused Slayer Is Well Guarded

8 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN PHILADELPHIA   Leaders Move to End Threat to Reece’s Committee Control

GOP Leaders Block Any Move To Curb Reece For Philadelphia Convention

Philadelphia Is (.0.P. Convention Site For Next Year   Selected As National Convention Site For Republi can Party In June, 4QAR

GOP LEADERS © PICK PHILLY   REECE'S CONTROL OVEA THE CONVENTION COMMITTEES   THREATENED IN POLITI: *  . CAL MOVE —

Taft Opposes Joint Parley Of CIO-AFL   Committee To Make Decisions, He Says

MURRAY PROPOSES TAFT GROUP CALL IN LABOR CHIEFS   Voices Belief 3-Cornered Par. ley Could Work Out Agreement for Ending Jurisdictional Strikes.   SUGGESTION TURNED DOWN BY OHIOAN   C. I. O. Leader Attacks Bills to Outlaw Closed Shop and Change Wagner Act.

Taft Opposes Murray Idea For Parley On Strikes  CIO Chief Admits No Justification For Jurisdictional Union Walkouts

Three-Way Talks Snagsed by Order Of Senator Taft   Bid of CIO Is Bypassed As to Conference on Jurisdictional Walkouts

Sen. Taft Cold fo Conference With ClO, AFL Leaders   Labor Chairman Asserts This ls No Way to Do Business

Murray Heard On Labor Legislation  Taft Opposes Plan For Three-Way Talks

Mu tray’s Bid For Meeti ng With Committee Refused  CIO Leader's Offer For Parley On Labor Legislation Rejected

Taft Balks On Labor, Congress Strike Parley   Solon Disapproves Plan Of Murray To Talk Ove Walkout Problems

Murray Would Like To Meet With Green And Senate Committee To Frame Legislation.

Taft Rejects Proposal By CIO for Parley On  Jurisdictional Strikes

UN Bogs Down on Proposal for Holy Land Independence   Issue Turned Over Today to Sub-Committee

CLOSED DOOR MEETING SET; BLOWS TRADED   CompromiseAttempts Doomed as Russ Back Arabs

We Knew It All The Time! It Takes Brains To Figure Out Income Tax

REPURTS BY IKE CRITICIZED TODAY   Statement About Army [: Made at Capital by Congressmen.

Great Britain Will Forbid Troops’ Use in Holy Land  United Nations May Have to Appeal To U.S. and Russia for Armed Aid

British Troops Not To Enforce Palestine Plan   ERNEST BEVIN SAYS UN MUST NOT ASK HIS AID

British Won't Entorce Holy Land Partition   America and Russia -May Have to Send Troops — More Violence Today,

Senate Boosts Cash For West   Reclamation Figure: Revised Upward By  {CCOMmmitteemen

Veteran Admits Killing, Burying Deputy Marshal  Victim Served Writ On Slayer’s Sister

U. 5. Studies Move To End Safety Strike   Justice Department May Ask Restoration Of Full $3,500,000  Contempt Fine.

Red Satellites Will Hold Aloof From Paris Meet   Czechoslovakia To Take Part Despite Russian Ties

Three Turn Down Paris Conference   Nations With Seviet Ties Divided Over Accepting Bid Toe Diseuss U.S. Aid

Divided Over Marshall Plan....  Lands With Soviet Ties ~ Disagree On Aid Matter

Baseball Standings   Texas Cuts Gas Prices to Meet‘ Standard Action

Reds Take Reprisals For Closing Of Alleged Subversive Soviet Camp Near Paris; French Strikes Dwindhnge

Reds Gancel French Trade Negotiations   Orders French Repatriating  Mission Home

General Mark Clark Beards Soviet Deputy   Tells Him United State Wants No Power To Curb Speech Freedom In Austria

House Skips Red Tape to Approve Postage Measure   Kansas Legislators ‘Place Their O.K. On $175 Allowance

$175 FOR POSTAGE PASSED BY HOUSE   Hook, Who Refused His Allowance Last Session, Votes “Nay”   3 OTHER BILLS THRU

U.S, ASSAILED AT UN. SESSION   Treatment Of Americar Communists Criticized By Russian

RUSSIAN SAYS COMMUNISTS MISTREATED   Criticizes Americans For Violations Of “Human Richts”’

Russia Flays U.S. Handling Of Reds Here   Also Tells U.N. ‘Control’ Of Unions Violates Haman Richt

U.S. Treatment of Reds Attacked by Russia As Abuse of Human Righis

SSAIL U.S. TREATMENT OF COMMUNISTS   Attack Recent Trial Of Eugene Dennis; Criticize Brazilians

Asseris U.S. Violating Human Rights   Russian Attack Delivered in U. N. Committee

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Story Of Surrender Of U. S. To Russia Not New Revelation

THREE TRAFFIC “ACCIDENTS IN SP. CHARLES   Lawr@nco Bush Released ox. Bond After Striking Parked Awtomohile Sunday

[VES WAR ENSLAVEMENT BY RED WORLD   Foresees Such A Result Unless U. S. Takes Lead

ENSLAVEMENT UNDER MOSCOW SEEN FOR U. S.   Senator Ives Predicts All  Europe Soon To Be Red Controlled

Senator Asserts Aid-Plan Needec To Save Europe   Sees Possibility U.S. May Become ‘Island of Democracy

U. S. Must Protec Itself By Helping Europe, Ives Says  Senate May Approve _ Emergency Aid Today

Ives Declares U. S. Must Aid Europe To  Avoid Enslavement   New York Senator Predicts Communistic Sweep Across Europe Unless Outside Aid Turns Tide; Senate to Resume Debate

SENATE SET FOR STOPGAP      Ives Predicts Dire . Results Should ,. Measures Fash

Fast Action — By U.S. Now ‘Vital Need’   Senator Speaks On Eve Of Action For European Aid Bill

‘GIVE EUROPE AID OR BE ENSLAVED, SENATOR ASSERT   Ives Warns of Red Threat as Senate Action Nears on Stop-Gap Funds.   VOTE DUE TODAY   Vandenberg Serves Notice He Will Press for Final Approval by Nightfall.

Kgypt May Take Legal ‘Walkout   U. S. Proposes Giving Brittain Veto On Jewish Voice Before UN

Kevpt Threatens Legal Walkout Crom UN Assembl j  Demands Arabs  fa _~-?3.° rim ae

DAVIES FEARS GAS RATIONING MAY RETURN   Says Heating Oil Also in Critically Short Supply

DAVIS-CLAIMS OIL SHORTAGE   TELLS STATE COMMITTEE  ' THAT NATION. IS NOT  PRODUCING SUPPLY NEEDED

UN Council Gives Island Chain to US   'Gromyko Finally Votes “Yes With Others After Sharp Debate

U.N. Security Council Approves U.S. Trusteeship Over Vital Isles

Gromyko Votes With Council On Final Tally   American Delegate Says Action Is Proof That UN Does Work

 Three Great Chains America Given Sole Trusteeship Over  Captured Japanese Islands in Pacific

Sole Control Voted After Sharp Debate   Austin Hails Final Decision as Proof That United Nations Works Effectively

FINAL VOTE IS PRECEDED BY SHARP DEBATE   Agreement Gives U.S. Right to Fortify Island Bases

Island Chains Given for- ~ American Administration; ~~ Senate Must 0.K. Actior

Isles Mandate Granted U. S.   U.N. Puts Pacific Bases in U. S. Care

Pacific Island Plan Receives Council’s Vote  Pact Needs Senate's   Pact Needs Senate’s Okay To Be Effective

Three. Vital Pacific Areas  Are Involved Ryesia Cancore   Russia Concurs In Final Vote

UN. VOTES U. 9. TRUSTEESHIP OF PACIFIC ISLANDS   Russia Gives Its Approval on Final Balloi, Going Along With 10 Other Members of Council.   ACTION IS HAILED BY WARREN AUSTIN   American Delegate Declare: “This Is a Demonstration That United Nations Does Work.”

Nations Give Pacific Isles To U.S. Care   Seeurity Council’s Action  “Tope Yank-Russian Row “Ohm Tens Peavieinn

AMERICAN CONTROL OF ISLANDS GRANTED   Unked Nations Security Counril  Appreves After Sharp Debate Between I" S. Resin

Labor Law’s Constitutionality Challenged In Move By I.T.U.   See story on Page 8.

Restaurant Men Not lo Enforce Food Plan Here   . T. U. Challenges Constitutionality Of Taft-Hartley Act

Bulkheads Weaken On Broken Tanker, 22 Await Rescue   Rough Seas Hold Back Efforts to Launch Lifeboat

Navy Fights Heavy Seas In Rescue —   - 22 Men Still Aboard Section OF Broken Ship

Navy Attempts to Rescue 22 Clinging to Wrecked Tanker   Long Range Planes Scour Sea for 12 Mares: Releved Adrift in Liféboat:

Italy Signs Pact Stripping Empire   Yugoslavia, Big Gainer, Re. verses Self and Signs,  Tice:   YLGOSLAVS ASK MORE   Minister Says Claims Wil Be Pushed Despite Treaty

Italy Signs Peace Treaty Making Her 3d Rate Land   Stripped Of Colony Possessions: Gains Reparations Debts

Italians Pavi ing for Muisanbial   Sadly and Silently Sign Treaty Which Reduced Country to Third Rate Power

First Of Axis Nations To Ink Pact; Stripped Of African Territory

 Italy Now Third-Raie Power )As She Signs Peace Accord; Mobs Protest At Port’s Loss

Power-Stripped Italy Signs Peace Treaty   Country Reduced To Third-Rate Power by Pact

Italy Signs Treaty Slicing Her As Power  Stripped Of Colonies; Both Army. Navy Cut

Defeated Axis Satellites Sign Peace Treaties   Italy And Yugoslavia Both Bitter Over Pacts

ltaly Pays for Fascist Crimes   Treaty Reduces Nation To Third-Rate Power

ITALIANS SIGN PEACE TREATY   Country Pays for Crimes of Fascism — Colonies Lost, Armed Forces Slashed

 ITALY IS STRIPPED OF HER COLONIES 'AND REDUCED TO THIRD RATE POWER BY PEACE TREATY SADLY SIGNED

Terms Reduce Italy To Third-rate Power   Colonies and Homeland Curtailed, Debt Imposed For Fascist Crimes

Yugoslavians Reverse Stand Today   Boundary Agreement Is Protested By Foreiqn Minister

Yugoslavia Backs Down, Signs Treaty   Italy. Aso Appends Signature; Is Made Third Rate Power And  Loses Colonies

Yugoslavia Also Approves Terms With Reluctance   Italians Begin. Paying For the Crimes of Mussolini. Fascism

Nation Shorn To. Third-Rate Power   Yugoslavia Reverses Self And Signs Treaty, After Protesting Boundary Agreement; Others Also Sign

Slavs Put Signatures  To Pact After Protest ‘(On Boundary Asreement

Stripped Of Glory, Italy Signs Treaty   HITLER'S ALLY LOSES MOST OF GAINS IN WAR

ltaly Signs Peace Treaty With Sadness   Yugoslavia Also Signs But Declares Herself Roundly Disturbed

Italian Treaty Signed   Stripped of Power And Reduced in Area Italy Makes Peace; A Yugoslay Protest

Pact Makes Italy Third Rate Power   Yugoslavia Signs Treaty After Protest on ‘Boundary Terms; Italy Loses Colonies and Army and Navy Are Pared to Insienificance

Italy, Slavs Bitterly Sign Peace Treaty   Pact Reduces Former Axis Nation to Third Rate Power

Five Nations In Agreement With Allies   Yugoslav Minister Says His Nation Is “Deeply Disturbed”

ITALY SIGNED ~~ PEACE TREATY IN  PARIC TONAY   It Reduced Her to a Third Rate Power, Stripped of Colonies,   ARMY AND NAVY IS CUT   Yugoslavia Will Obtain a Slice of Venezia Giulia.

[taly Becomes 3d Rate Power Th Signing. Pac   Indebted, By Reparations Stripped : Of. Colonies. Arms Cut To Shadow

Italy Signs Treaty Stripping Her Of Colonies, Reducing Nation To Third Rate Power   Observes Ten Minute Period Of Silence As Signatures Are Affixed Sadly And_Silent ly* Yucoidlavia Expresses Dissatisfaction.

TALY SAD AND SLAS MAD AT ALLIED TERNS   Tito’s Red-Backed Country “Disturbed” by. Loss of Territory.

Pact Takes: Colonies, Reduces Homeland, Cuts Her Military. Power; . Yugoslavia Also. Signs .

Peace Treaty Is Signed by Italy Monday   Third Rate Power Is Stripped of Her Colonies

‘Signs With Heavy Heart... .  Italy Assents  _ To Conditions Set By Allies

Peace Treaty Signed Reluctant. ly With Yugoslavia Also  Protesting Terms   COLONIES ARE LOST AND  ARMY AND NAVY REDUCED

lfaly’s Colonies, Navy Gone, Heavy Reparations fo Pay   Paying for Crimes of Mus solini, Fascism; Yugoslevs Still Unsatisfied

Yugoslays in Switch; Sign Halian Pact   Reverse Selves but Rar Border Plan; 4 Other Treaties on Docket.

Yugoslavia Also Signs Peace Pact   Colonies Taken From Italians Under Agreement

5 Axis States Sign Treaties To Bring Peace   Italy Mourns During Paris Ceremonies; Yugoslavs Disturbed

World On The Rocks   Congress Must Act This Year to Aid Bankrupt Nations, Lovett Indicates

U.S. May Be Forced to Act End of Year   Crisis Develops Faster Than Expected; Special Congress May Be Needed

Lovett Says Europe Must Have Aid Soon   Leader Sees Special Action By America

Lovett Asks U.S. Aid There Before Winter   State Department Undersecretary Hints Extra Congress Session May Have to be Called

American Action May Be Needed By End of Year   Undersecretary Lovett Indicates That Special Session Is Anticipated

Crisis Developing Much Faster Than Expected, Undersecretary Of State Lovett Declares, Adding That American Action To Meet It Apparently Will Be Necessary Before End Of Year—Indicates Speciai Session Of Congress May Be Needed

Some Action by America Will Be Necessary Soon   Undersecretary of State Gives Warning

Secretary Lovett  Declares Economic Issue Shaping Up Much Faster Than Had Been Thought; Special Session  Of Congress May Be Called in Fall

Crisis Developing Faster Than Expected, Declares Lovett; U.S Must Act Before End of Year

European Crisis Coming Faster; Need US Action   State Department ‘Indicates Special Session May Result

BEFORE END OF YEAR   Lovett’ “Would Not: Say WhethAer a: ee Session Would Be Necessary.

Undersecretary Lovett Sounds Alarm With Hint of Special  Fall Seccion

‘European Economic Crisis Developing ‘Faster Than Expected; US Aid Needed

QUIGKENING OF CALLS NOTED, LOVETT AVERS   Necessity of Special Session of Congress Hinted by Undersecretary.

Economic Crisis ls Developing Fast—Lovett   Undersecretary Won't Say Special Session Is Needed, But Hints It Will Be

Must Have Aid Before End of Year, He Says   Think Special Session May Be Needed; Two Reasons Given By Official

Warns:Economic Crisis in Europe Is Developing Fast   State Department Official Says U.S. Action May Be Necessary This Year

Hint Extra Session Of Lawmakers   Undersecretary Of State Lovett Says European Conditions Are Getting Rapidly Worse

Crisis in Europe Is  Nearing      Lovett Says Econcmic  Crisis Is Developing  Much Faster Than Expected ‘   Indicates That . Special Session of Congress Might Be Needed

Lovett Predicts Action Necessary Before January   Declares Economic Crisis Developing Faster Than Expected: Congress May Meet

Crisis Comes Fast—Lovett   Ecanami¢ Crisis in Europe Developing in Hurry, U.S. Must Act Speedily

‘Economic Ruin In Europe Seen Growing Fast   Special Session af Congress Hinted as Crisis Approactyés Sooner Than Expected.

Secretary Says Constant Chao: Menaces Trad   British Leader’ Asserts Re  . distribution Would Aid * Buying. Power Of  All Nations .:.. °°

LOVETT WARNS AMERICA MUST MOVE SPEEDILY   States Some Sort Of Actior On Europe Crisis Should Come Before 1948

Europe Crisis Grows Worse, Lovett Claims   Undersecretary Says U.S. Must  Hasten Assistance

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS INDICATED ON URGENT SITUATION  STATE UNDERSECRETARY EMPHATIC ON NEED FOR SPEED INV. S. PROGRAM

U. S$. Action Needed Soon. Lovett Says   Special Session Of Congress May be Needed, He Says

CONGRESS MAY HAVE SPECIAL CALL, REPORT   state Office Give Darkest Picture Of Condition

Some Action by America Will Be Necessary Soon  Iladareseratary af

Special Session Of Congress Is Indicated   Hays And Lovett, Back From Europe, Says Crisis Growing

Foreign Nations To Need U.S. Aid   Gloomy Economic Outlook Given By Lovett

Congress Call to Extend Aid Held Probable   Help in Matter " of Months Deemed Necessary by Lovett

Crisis Climax Nears   Lovett Says Special Session Looming To Chart Course Of U.S.

Europe's Plight Desperate; U.S. Must Act Soon, Lovett Warns   Undersecretary of State Says Special Session May Be Needed

LOVETT HINTS NEED FOR U, 5. AID BEFORE *48   Claims British Financial Situation Speeds Critical Stage in Europe

European Woes Rise Swiftly   American Action to Stem Tide Seen As Necessary Soon; May Call Snacial Session —

Loveti Says European Crisis Nears  Sees U.S Action  As Need Before Thea SY eee? Tt

Special Session of Congress Is Likely Observers’ Opinion   Rapid Deterioration of Europe’s Economic Condition is Stressed.

Lovett Says Europe Need: Quicker Aid   Undersecretary of State Present Grint Picture, Declares Crisis Coming Faster Than Expected

Europes Economy Approaches Crisis  Lovett Paints Grim Picture BD 88... £B.§.. @.{. .' 4 @...'.

EUROPEAN HELP NEED I$ CITED   Lovett Says Crisis Arising Faster than Expected

Economic Crisis Develops i in Europe: U.S. Action Held Need.   Lovett Gives Grim """ Picture Toi Newsmen:

Undersecretary of State Lovett Says American Action Will Be Necessary Prior to Year’s End.   INDICATES CONGRESS SESSION IS NEEDED

May’s Son Tells Of War Contract  Linked With Garrson  Munitions Firm

MAY'S SON ADMITS GARSSON TIE-UP   Disclosure Comes After Testimony From Marshall Differs With Elder Mav

Three Power Conference  Is Proposed   Improvement German Conditions  Be Subject

Three-Power Parley Is Proposed  France Ie Invited   France Is Invited to Discuss German Economy

Three-Power Parley Is Proposed   France Is Invited to Discuss Germon Economy

3-POWER MEET ASKED ON RUHR      French Zone Merger Aim of Marshall

Food Curgoes Unloaded At Main German Ports   By July 18 More Than Million Tons Will Be Shipped to Ease Crisis

PISTOL SHOTS MISS SENATOR   Bricker of Ohio Has. Lucky Escape; Voices Concern For Solons’ Safety

Escaped From Pistol Shots, Worries About Others   °  Bricker Concerned  On Solons’ Safety

Bricker Says Senate Chamber Vulnerable   Ohioan, Shot At Saturday, -Says Grenade Could ; Be Dropped

Bice Fears For Safety OF US. sal   ’Would Be Mighty Easy’ to Drop Grenade Over Rail

British Abandon Hunt for Hlegal Blockade Runners   200 Evade Patrols, Enter Palestine With Hagana’s Assistance

200 Jews Run Blockade of the British   But 794 Others Fail and Are Sent to Cvorus

Senate Takes Up Tax-Slash Bill Tuesday   Truman Pleads  To Hold Levies

TAX CUT BILL TO UNCERTAIN SENATE FATE   Hearings Open Tomorrow With Action Doubtful on Truman’s Plea te Hold Levies High te Combat Inflation.

Tax-Cut Seen As Certainty ... . Senate Eyes Tax - Slash Despite Truman Appeal To Retain High Levies

New Changes Fail to Dim Prospect   Details of Reducing Levies Are Still Undone; Plans Given

Senate Ready to Start Tax Reduction Debate  Differ on Time to Cut Taxes; . Truman Says Inflation Menaces

Senate Debate on Tax Reductions to Begin Tomorrov   Possibility of No Slash is Considered Remote in Washington

A Refund? Maybe Cash Customers Await Result Of Senate’s Tax Cut Actions

Fate of Tax-Cut Issue Ready for Senate Debate   No-Slice Possibility Now Appears Remote Despite Developments

Senate Set To Open Tax Slash Battle   Customers Wotching Activity Closely; Talk Opens Fuesday

SENATE GETS SET TO REDUCE TAXES DESPITE WARNING   TRUMAN DECLARES REDUCTION WILL PROMOTE INFLATION

Senate Raises Curtain on First Act of Tax-Cutting   Cash Customers Await Decisions

Seek Judgeship For Blue: Ask Lynn To Be Candidate   Start Deal Talk. At Governor's Day At Clear Lake

Federal Bench Post Asked for Governor Blue   Feelers Put Out During Conference at Clear Lake

CTheDAILY asts:. WASHINGTON MERRY - “G0ROUND 54  By DRE  PEARSON

STORM RAIN CLOUDS: TO REACH MISSOURI   Cool Front Expected ‘to’ “Sweey Across State and Kansas After Hurricane Moves ‘On. ~

Howser Names 171 Gangsters   Nine Dead Men Among Those Said Ready to Move Into State

SHIP: 7 LOST   Nine Survivors Saved From Atlantic After Fishing  Boat Is Capsized

Fishing Boat Is Capsized By Huge Wave: Seven Lost  Nine Are Rescued From Icy Waters

VEN LOST IN ~~ CAPSIZED BOA      Wave Overturns Vessel as Safety Is Almost Within Graso

AMERICANS SET TO QUIT CHINA SECTOR TODAY   Government Forces Fight Along Route Yanks Must Take to the Sea

2000 AMERICANS TO LEAVE CHINA   Chinese Forces Battling Along Route Evacuees Must Take To Port.

Zero Hour Nears For Two Thousand Yanks In Peiping   Prepare For Hazardous  115-Mile Dash To Sea

GI'S MAY LEAVE CHINA BY AIR   Fighting Chinese Units May Block Rail Travel

Zero Hour Nears As Americans  Prepare To Evacuate Peiping   Severe Battle Seen Along Route Which  Evacuees Must Take

Zero Hour Nears For Americans To Leave China   2,000 In Peiping Prepare For Hazardous Dash To The Sea.

REYNOLDS STILL CONFIDENT “BUMBOHELL” WILL ESTABLISH ROUNG-THE-WORLD AIR RECORD

REYNOLDS HAS HIGH HOPE OF ~ SETTING MARK   "BOMBSHELL" HAS BEEN AVERAGING 360 MILES PER HOUR DURING LONG HOPS OF TRIP

ROUND - WORLD HOP ADVANCING               “Reynolds Bombshell” Averaging 860 Miles an Hour When Flying —Plane Took Off from LaQuardia Fleld at 4:11 P. M. Saturday.

GA AVERAGE OF 1M PH   Reynolds Remains Confident of Setting New Record

‘BOMBSHELL’ AT SHANGHAI ON RECORD FLIGHT   Pen Maker Believes New Mark For Circling World Will Be Set

DOCTOR DIES IN AMBUSH SLAYING   Prominent Ohio Physician Shot To Death; Motive Is Complete Mystery,

Officers Fail to Find Motive For Killing of Prominent Ohio Physician

Cash Recovered After Robbery In Little Rock  Suspect Held On   Suspect Held On Open Charge In Holdup Of Bank

Man Held Up Bank fo Get Money fo Help Operate Baby Diaper Service

LITTLE ROCK BANK ROBBER CAPTURED   CAUGHT BY UNARMED PEDESTRIAN IN CHASE AFTER 35,650 HOLDUP,

Army Plane Crash-Lands  22 Survive Mishap   22 Survive Mishap At Fort Knox. Ky.

2) ESCAPE IN. PLANE CRASH   C-47 Transport Bursts Into Flames at Fort Knox

Cooler Air, Rain Moving Into Cornbelt  Weather Bureau Expects Showers i in

Cooler Air, Rains Move Eastward   Thunder Showers Again Forecast in Central and  Eastern Iowa

Say Showers Are On Way   Some Parts of Midwestern Cornbelt Get Rain and Other Areas May Also Get Relief Before End of Week According to Weather Bureau

Cuba Assails ‘Economic Aqgression’  Work Is Pushed On  Inter-American Pact

Cubans Demanding Economic Sanction As Defense Move   Sugar Producing Nation Makes Proposal in Brazil Meeting

Military Plan Urged by ‘United States   Proposals Presented at 20-Nation Conference in Brazil

Cuba Urges Nations Order Sanctions Bar   Military Agency To Back Defense Treaty Urged

NATIONS CONSIDER DEFENSE TREATY   CUBA DEMANDS THAT ANY PACT ADOPTED BAN “ECONOMIC AGGRESSION.”

ARMED DEFENSE OF HEMISPHERE   Mutual Agreement Urged By U. S.; Economic Aggression Opposed

Sanctions Ban   Asked by Cuba   U. S. Urges Military Force To Defend Hemisphere

Cuba Demands N on-Ageression Clause in Pact   Lt. S. Makes Formal Vroposal to Nations For Military Ageney

Ban On Economic Aggression Askec By Cuban Envoy  Hemisphere Military Agency Urged By U. 5.

U. S. Wants Discussion Of Its Proposal  For Military Agency To Enforce Any Pact

Bans Sought On Economic ‘Pressures’   Cuba Asks Clause For. Pan-American Defense Treaties

ATOMIC OVENS TO AID WORLD CANCER FIGHT   TRACER ELEMENT‘ OFFERED ABROAD BY PRESIDENT   BY ALTON BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science

U.S. RELEA‘: RADIOACTI. ATOM TRACERS   Flements Offered For Medical Research To All Nations

President Truman Offers: Radioactive Klements for International Disease War

U.S. Offers Atomic Aids  In Medicine   Foreign Nations To Get Elements For Cancer Fight

U.S. Will Pit Atom Findings Against Illness   Offers Foreign Nations Elements For Research

Truman Acts To Speed War  On Diseases   Offers Foreign Groups Radioactive Elements From lL. S. Atom Ovens

First Peacetime Sharing of Fruits of Bomb Project Announced by Truman — Twenty Radioactive Materials in Limited, Quantities Made ‘Available to Nations — No Secrets of Deadly Weapon Will Be Endanzercd.

Nations Invited to Use Isotopes in Their Search for a Remedy for Cancer

U.S. Offers Radioactive Elements to’ Other N ations  fo aD Tm   Done To Speed International War Against Disease; Some Stipulations

U. S. Offers Atom Elements to Wage War on Disease   Delegates to World Cancer Congress Cheer Announcement

Cancer Research Congress Hears Truman Message   First Sharing of Peacetime Fruits of  A-Bomb Project

Truman Offers Atom. By-Product To Alien Nations to Fight Diseases

Cancer Fight GivenAssist ByPresident   Fruits Of Atom Bomb Project To Be Distributed —*

Truman Announces New Policy ey  World Offered U. S. Atomic Elements to Fight Diseases

Features tor Everyhody In the Telegram Today      U.S. Offers World Atomic Ores to Speed War on Cancer

Truman Offers Foreign Powers Atomic Share   Radioactive Tracer Elements to Be Used To Battle Disease

Price Changes Vary In Ten Cities Checked   World Freedom Of Information Reports Offered By Committee

C10 SETS GOAL IN VOTE DRIVE   Calls For Kegistration Of1 65 To 75 Million; Name Of Wallace Cheered

CIO Calls For 1,000, 000, Political Action Workers  To Expound Labor Stand

POLITICAL BATTLE PLANNED   ClO Seeking Million Workers. To Push Labor. Vote Campaian

70 Million Vote Sought by CLO   1,000,000 Workers Urged Ty, Ware Campaign

KIDNAP HUNT _--J$ RENEWED   CALIFORNIA- AUTHORITIES RE -- VEAL. FHAT GIRL WAS _—-_.  CHOKED BY HER ——~ ABDUCTOR

No€ as.Heating . Installations Here  Shortage Of Steel Pipe. The.Cause.

Good News For John L. Lewis; Ban On New Gas Heating   Steel Shortage Prevents Construction Of New Pipe Lines

SENTENCE RAPIST TO DEATH CHAIR   SYLVANIA, GA, MAN IS FOUND GUILTY OF RAPING WHITE WOMAN

Officers Club Is Attacked; Brief Respite Is Hope   24 Persons Killed in Fighting Throughout Area Since Mid-July

Bulk of General Motors Prices Remain Unchanged   Slight lricrease _ ‘On Luxury Models Announced Today

LEADS ATTENDANCE RECORDS  Mackenzie State Park Praised As ‘Best Kept in Park System’

British to Make More Sacrifices   "Crisis" .Meeting of Cabinet Is Called for Next Monday

British People Admonished to Work and Save   Government Warns Drastic Orders Planned

 — CABINET ‘MEETS. MONDAY — .  Britain Cuts Deeper To Avert New Crisis.

Ras May Receive More Drastic Cuts   Meet Monday Tc Decide Outcome O: Economic Crisis.

COUP IN HUNGARY AND DE. FIANCE OF BULGARIA CAUSES PRESSURE BY UNITED STATES

John Tindall Superintendent At Boonville   Springfield Man Is Appointed Chief of Boys Training School

Training Schoo] Head Is Named   John C. Tindall, 41, of Springfield, Mo., Is the New ~ Superintendent.

Southern Coal Operators Fear Wage Stalemate   Confront Same Conditions Which Caused Northern Negotiations Collapse   RESUME SOUTHERN PARLEY AFTER RECESS

Housewives Advised To Watch The Weather Nation‘s Store Of Meat Now Being Cut By Severe Drouth

Commerce Chief Favors Control — Of Scarce Item:   ‘Harriman Lists Steel in Particular; Urges Consumer Credit Check

HARRIMAN WANTS POWER TO CONTROL SCARCE U.S. ITEMS   Restoration of Curbs on Credit, and Other Authority Is Urged by COtnthewen Blanuaha..   ACTION NEC ESSARY, LEADER DECLARES

Wet-Dry Fight In Fayette Co.   Bitter Battle in 17 Communities And Townships

$5,000, 000,000 Jump! Treasury Pushes Bond Sales — To New High In Postwar Era

Bond Cashing Bills Top Vet Legislation   Plans To Slash Budget May Be Upset By Latest Proposals

War Veteran Congressmen To Organize  Bipartisan Group To Ferm Teday

BILLS 10 CASH IK VETS BONDS SEEK   Plan Would Knock Hole ir GOP Strategy to Slash President’s Budaet

CASHING BONDS PROBABLE   3-Bilion Outlay For Terminal Leave Notes Would Hit Budget _

FOR CASHING GI PAY BONDS   Measures Top Numbe: Of Proposals For Vets’ Benefit

GREENBELT, MO., TEN YEARS OLD   8,000 Persons Now Live In New Deal Test Tube Town

Public Hearing On Movies Askec   House Subcommittee Ends Red Inquiry

‘RED’ INVESTIGATION ENDS’ IN HOLLYWOOD   Broader Hearings Advisec In Un-American Probe

Wednesday Goal   Drive To Hold ‘Aid’ Spending Reins In U. S.  Gains Support   Senate Lengthens Session To Speed Stop-Gap Approval

Senate Drive To OK Europe Relief Bill   Move Gains Headway To Keep Buying In U. S. Hands.

U. S. Seeks To Control Aid Buying   Boll Heads Fight To Give U. S. Power Over Foreian Relief

Would Retain Control Over Aid Buying   Funds Unlikely to Be Turned Over to Foreiqn Nations

APPROVAL SEEN IN SENATE FOR EMERGENCY AID   Drive Seeks To Hold Reins Of Foreign Relief Purchasing In American Hands; Split Reported In House.

“GO .TO PALESTINE AND FIGHT," LEAGUE ‘ SECRETARY “TELLS ALL  ARAB YOUTH

Go To Palestine And Fight’; Call Given To Arabs   Arab Mob Wrecks British Institute Northeast Of Cairo, In One Outbreak   CROWD MARCHES TO U. S. EMBASSY

Lefi Wing Flays American — Aid for Italy  Civil War Hints Heard as New Crisis Looms

‘LEVEN HORSES ARE ENTERED IN PREAKNESS RACE   Derby Winner Jet Pilot and Phalanx Appear Likely  Favorites

Reuther Gains Complete Rule   Captures 18 to 4 Majority Qn Executive Roard —

Last Confederate Officer Passes  Southern Veteran Was 106 Years Old

Babson Sees Need For Aid To Teachers   SAYS SCHOOL PROBLEM AMONG GREATEST IN U. S. TODAY

BABSON DISCUSSES OUR SCHOOL BOARDS   To Solve School Problems, He Says, School Boards Need Mey Who Know More About Educatonal Matters.

Babson’s Authentic Statement  Shows How Truck Drivers, Garbage Collectors Meike More Than Some School Teachers

STRONG POLICY FOR GREECE I PORTER’S IDEA   Special Envay Says U. S, Must Demonstrate Democracies Strength to World   GREECE 13 UNABLE TO SOLVE OWN PROBLEMS

Greek Aid Will  Try Democracy   Proposal Strong Enough -To Show The World Ob  joctives, Superior.

Make Aid Strong, Says Porter Of Assisting Greece   Special Envoy Would Make it Show To World  Democracy Superior System

Envoy Asks Strong Aid  tor Greece   Porter Says American Help Must Prove Aim of Democracy System

Greek Needs Reviewed by Paul Porter   Says Aid Should Show Superiority of Demccracies

PORTER URGES GOOD SUPPORT FOR GREECE   Special Envoy to Athens Declares Strong U.S, Backing Will Demonstrate the Superiority of Democracy.

About 10,000 Affected by. Kight Strikes In This State  Hit Cement, Steel, Transportation  And Building

New Threat Of Strike In Paris   Food Distributors May Join Tieup—Strikes Are Mushrooming

NEW THREATEN PARIS   Garbage and Refuse Piles Up. Water Flow Is Slowed

LARGE SCALE DUTCH ACTION IS FORECAST   Seen If U.N. Fails To Order Indonesians To Cease Fighting

New Military Action in Indies Is Threatened   if U. N. Fails To Orde Natives To Halt ‘Pres- ent Hostilities’

SEE LARGE SCALE ACTION BY DUTCH   Move Depends on Steps Taken by UN Council

FULL SCALE FIGHT EXPECTED TO GET STARTED IN JAVA   Dutch Expected to Launch Battle Unless Indonesians Obey  Cease Fire Order

Rail Strike Short-Lived   Southern Pacific Walkout Ends As Parties Agree

OF THEIR 20 DEMANDS   Agreement Reached Seven Hours After Strike Started

Engineers  Go Back to Work   Union Wins 15 of 20 Demands; Grievances to Be Mediated

Rail Strike Ends Quickly Tn Agreement   Southern Pacific Engineers Win 15 Of 20 Demands

Engineers Of Southern Pacifie End Brief Strike   Settlement Reached  on 20 Union Demands and Normal Traffic Will Resume Quickly

Southern Pacific Rail Strike Ends; Pact Is Reached   Engineers Ordered Back tc Work; Normal Service Expected Soon   FIFTEEN OF UNION DEMANDS GRANTED   Strikers Withdraw Claim for  $12.95 Daily Guaranteed  Minimum Wage

Agreement Is Believed Far Distant   Gromyko Statement Indicates Major Concessions  Must Be Made

Controversial Subject Pending... . Explosive Discucsions  Looked For In Raleigh

IOWA SLAYING PROBE PUSHED   Jury Returns Finding in Bellinghausen Death

ORDER ARREST OF EISLER AND WIFE   Warrants Issued by Immigration Department.

U. 5. LAUNCHES HIRST STEPS 10 DEPORT FISLER   Song Writer, Wife Ordered Seized For Hearing As Result Of Red Quiz

Hanns Eisler, Wife To Be Arrested for  Deportation Trials   Justice Department Reveals Action Taken Against Commies

Eislers Face Deportation Proceedings   Seng Writer Exposed By House Committee As Communist Agent

ORDER ARREST OF EISLER, WIFE ~ ATHOLLYWOOL   Start Proceedings For timer osecution, Followed By Deportation

EISLER FACES DEPORTATION   Immigration Dept. Issues Warrants for Arrest Of Song Writer and Wife

Eisler To Be HeldFor ~ Deportation   Warrants Cover Hanns And Wife

Fisler Ordered To Be Deported   Warrant Is Issued For His Arrest Along With Wife

Proceedings for Deportation to Be Instituted   Testi imony Gi ven at

EISLER, WIFE ORDERED HELD   Will Face Deportation Proceedings As Result Of Investigation

ARREST EISLERS FORDEPORTATION   JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ACTS ON EVIDENCE OF HOUSE HEARING

‘Warrants Are Issued For Their Arrest On Basis Of Congressional Testimony

Warrant Also Out for Wife Of Song Writer   German Reported To Be International Communist Agent

Proceedings for Deportation to Be Instituted  Testimony Given at   Testimony Given at Hearing Is Reason

  Fisler, Wife Ordered Arrested; Deportation Proceedings Planned

ARREST ORDERED OF HANNS EISLER   SONG WRITER, ALONG With WIFE, TO FACE DEPOR- ’ TATION HEARING,

Hanns Eisler To Be Deported: Arrest Ordered   Government Acts After Probers Say He Is Communist

EISLERS BEING ARRESTED FOR DEPORTATION   Hollywood Communist! Song Writer To Be Returned To Germany   PERJURY, PASSPORT FRAUD ARE CHARGED

First Order Made Under New Probe   Committee Finds That Eisler Had Perjured Himself While Testifying

EISLERS SOUGHT; TO BE DEPORTED   Justice Department Issues Warrants For Arrest

Warrants Issued For Eisler, Wife  Aliens Will Face Deportation Action

Deepest Well At 17,823 Now   Caddo County Stops Drilling, Test About 15,000 Feet

Todav In Coneres:   Stern Says He Sold His Three Newspapers To  Warn Nation Against Guild; Shippers Ask  Exemption From Law To Ben ‘Baracining’

SNOWDRIFTS IN IOWA   Meorm Starts in Minnesevia, Drvpping -lercury to Zere

Snow Storm Hits Minnesota, Lowa; First Of Season   Western Half of Country in Grip of First Cold Snap of Season.

Special Court Marked By Severe Penalties For Violators Who Enter Pleas Of Guilt.

5 Get Jail, Workhouse  Sentences  Plea Court Defendants Fined $2,510

2 Tax Bills Advaneed to Select File  Problem Bound To Get Action

Predicts Greater A-Bomb   One 1,000 Times More Powerful Than Nagasaki Bomb Is Possible Savs Fermer War Chie!

O’Daniel Hurls Charges At New Deal Foes Dooley Nomination  Assailed As ‘Plot’

O'Daniel Hurls Charges At New Deal Foes Dooley Nomination  Assailed As 'Plot'   ACTION SAID POLITICAL MOVE  Truman's Stand On Lobby, Rents Scored ByGOP Solon

Senator itor Continues Dooley Attack—  O’Daniel Lashes ‘New Deal’

RCA Building - Shaken By Blast   Other Minor Explosions Continue For Two And Half Hours As Result Of Blaze Ins Huge Electric Transformer

County Is Urged ‘To Cooperate In - Fly Control Work      CAMPAIGN OPENS JUNE 1

MORE THAN 6,000 MAY ENROLL Urgent Plea Made For Housing For Record Tech Student Body #

Russia Ready To Carry Out  Dairen Pact   U.S. Is Notified Soviets Now Ready for Moves to Turn Control of Port Chver ta Chinese

CHINA TO GE MANCHURIAN PORT CITY   Soviets Ready To Act On Previous Agreement  NOTIFICATION   Comes In Response To Note From U. S. Requesting Early Action

CHINA TO GET DAIREN PORT   Russia Will Renlinquish Controls, United States Is Notified

Russia Agrees To Turn Dairen  Over to China   Action Follows U. S. Note About Manchurian Port

SOVIET TO FREE PORT OF DAIREN   Notifies U. S, Agreement Will be Carried Out

Manchurian Port Will Be Opened For Trade Again  Arrangements Due To Be Completed In ‘Near Future’

REDS WILLING TO TAKE STEPS WITH! CHINA ON DAIREN.   Notify U. 5. They Will Take Appropriate Action to Carry Out Agreement

MANCHURIAN PORT 10 BE GIVEN CHINA   Russia to Take Steps to Return Dairen to China

REDS TO RELEASE DAIREN   Ready for Steps Placing China in Control of Port

Russia To Leave Dairen   Notifies U. S. of Intention to Return Port to Chinese

Russians Ready to  Confer on Dairen For Taking Steps to   For Taking Steps to Give China Control Of Manchurian Port

RUSSIA AGREES TO TURN DAIREN OVER TO CHINA      Notifies U.S. She’s Ready To Carry Out Agreement ° To End Controls

DAIREN PORT TO CO TO CHINESE   Russia Notifies U. S. She : Ready To Give Up Reins

‘New Evidence Expected in Plane Probe  More Witnesses   More Witnesses Ordered to Give Tastimony

Hughes Probe Calls New Witness List  . Pledges ‘Revelation’ As Plane Inquiry, Enters Third Week

New Disclosures Hinted  In Hughes Probe Today  Ferguson Promises New Witnesses

New Evidence Expected in Plane Probe  More Witnesses Ordered to Give Testimony

Additional Witnesses Due In Plane Probe   Unnamed Persons Said To Have Appeared Expense Vouchers Of Johnny Meyer, Publicity Man

More Persons To Testify in Hughes Case   Meyer's Expenses To Be Subject of Further Questioning

Senate Probe In Hughes Case In Third Week   More Witnesses Will Re Called: New Disclosures Hinted

Hint Of New Disclosures In Senate Probe  Additional Witnesses Ordered To Appear At Hughes Hearings

MEYER PARTY BILLS 10 GET ADDED AIRING   New Disclosures Are Hinted in Probe Of Hughes Contract

Additional Witnesses  To Be Called.  _ May Be Persons   May Be Persons Listed by Hughes Publicity Aide 

New Disclosures Hinted In Plane Contract Probe   Ferguson Says Additional Witnesses Ordered To Ap‘ pear — Investigation Enters Third Week

Senators Call Other Figures In Hughes Quiz   Refuse to Name Witnesses:  Meyer Still Evades Ti & Maxrchale

New Characters Are Promised In Hughes Drame   ‘Several Additional Witnesses’ Get Orders to Appear

Union Officials Accused Of Unprincipled Banditry    Terroristic And Extortionate Practices Laid To Phila. delphia Teamsters Union By Con-' - ' gressional Committee

PHILADELPHIA UNIONS HEADS NAMED BANDITS   House Probers Accuse Teamster Local Of Terrorism

CHARGE UNION TERROR RULE   Tactics of Labor Heads In Phila. Held “Banditry” By Congress Group

LABOR UNION {S FLATLY ACCUSED BY COMMITTEE   Officers Of Philadelphia Local Charged With “Unprincipled Banditry”

AGM Faculty Is Behind Students, Dr. Clark Says in Address at Convention in Dallas

Edttare Wate Prices Year's Biggest Stery—   Lefintinn And Growing U. ‘Ss. -Russian Rift Top 1947 News

1947's Top News Stories  Inflation Is First; Rift Between US, Russi Put Next

No Truce, Say Dutch   Claim Indonese Ignore Cease-Fire Order, Attacking and Pillaging

‘A Dutch Outpost Was Attacked Today   300 Armed Indonesian Re publicans Were Repulsed.

DUTCHREPORT ATTACK BY INDONESIANS   Army Says 300 Republicans Assault an Outpost in East Java and Have Attempted Infiltrations Elsewhere.

INDONESIANS RAID: GUTPOST DESPITE CEASE-FIRE ORDER   [Dutch Claim Violation of Regu: lations; Attack Is Re ported Repulsed

Fighting Resumes  In Java  Report Attack Against Dutch Eastern Outpost

Dutch Charge Indonesians Again Violate Cease-Fire Order in Java Fighting: Say New Altack Bepulsed

Fighting Flares in East Indies   Dutch Report an ‘Attack by Native Forces Repulsed With Neavy facene

Dutch Charge Java Attack   Say Indonesians Are Continuing Scorched Earth Tactics

Soviets Accuse U. S. of Pogrom In South Kore:   Charge Comes in Answer To American Accusation of Interference

Two Election Judges Arraigned at K.C. for  Meakinga Enlen Datuene

Britain Will Support Move For Coup Probe   Report Britain To Support U. S. In Demand For Three Power Inquiry Into Hungary Coup   EXPECT U. N. MOVE OF CONDEMNATION  /OMOTTT Y Bray

LIMIT BURIALS IN GETTYSBURG   Number of World War Dead To Be Interred There Limited to 600

U.S. Works on Balkan Watch Plan For U.N.   To Help Restore Peace In Troubled Area Under Assembly Authority

U.S. Working For Peace In Balkans   Watch-Dog Commissior Would Be Named To Function for UN’

Russia In Weak Minority Position  After UN Defeats   U.S. Plans ‘Watch Dog’  Commission In Balkans

Draft Plans for Special Wafch Over Balkans   U.S. Delegation Maps Proposals for Border Guard, Security Board

AUTO WORKERS URGE INDUSTRY TO FIGHT LAWS   Assert Management Would Lose Equally Through Rad Lahor Felling

C10 Challenges Plants To Join Labor Law Fight  ' Leonard Charges   Leonard Charges Industry To Lose  If Stern Measures Are Enacted

Steel Industry Is Cutting Work Force   Drastic Efforts Made To Conserve Fuel Stocks

Coal Shortage Closing More Steel Plants   Production Cutbacks Idle More Workers In Steel Industry Of District   ESTIMATE 60,900 NOW IN IDLENESS

OPPOSITION TO REOUEST IS SEEN   Final Budget Cut May Be Five And Half Bilhor

SENATORS CUT BUDGET BY FIVE BILLIONS      Republican Leader Favoring Smaller Reduction Sees New Compromise

SENATE DELAYS TS VOTE UNTIL NEXT WEEK   House Expected to Gain Halft-Billion in Conference

MANIAC THEORY IS ABANDONED IN MASSILLON   Police Skeptical of Tale Told By Lad, 6; No Motive Seen :

QUIZ BOY PATIENTS AT MASSILLON «   May Have Been ‘Slayers of Two Babies.

‘Inside Job’ Is Latest Police Theory in Murder of Two Tots in Ohio Hospital

Baby Slayings Still Mystery   Children. Questioned § ‘Inside Job’ Theorized

Murder of 2 Babies in Hospital Committed from Inside, s Theory ,

Officers Say Baby Murders "Inside Job”   Seven Boy Patients Being Questioned by Police - of Massillon, Ohio.

$32,000,000 Pay Raises in Six Months, Rather Than 19, Asked by Teachers; Start Publicity Drive

Teachers Ask Raise For Next 6 Months   Would Get in That Period Sum Proposed Over 15 Months

“4 Ret ea  KILLS, DESTROYS   Cleveland’s Damage Severe; 2 Struck at Lakeside; Ohio Heat Abates

STASSEN TELLS GOP LEADERS OF CONFERENCE WITH STALIN   DECLARES HE BELIEVES RUS. SIA WILL NOT CHANGE POLICY. IN THE NEAR  FUTURE —

DENFELD 10 SUCCEED NIMITZ IN NAVY POST   Admiral Will Step Out After Serving For 42 Years

ADM. LOUIS E. DENFIELD NAMED CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS BY TRUMAN

, DENFELD APPOINTED CHIEF NAVAL ADMIRAL   Commander Of Pacific Fleet Namea As Successor To Admiral     Rimite

U.S. Drafting New Balkan Peace Plan   Wants Commission To Maintain Watch On Greece’s Borders With Yugoslavia, Albania

U. S. Drafts New Balkan Peace Plan For Presentation To U. N. Assembly   Aussie Delegate Charges Russia With “Blackmail”’

PLAN SEEKS 10 STOP INCIDENTS ON GREEK LINE   United States Whips New Balkans Proposal Into Shape For Prompt UN Action Today; Aimed At Checking Communist Menace.

U.S. Works Out A New Balkans Watch Proposal   Battles For Support In U. N. For Truman Doc trine In Greece.

America to Pust Balkan Proposal  Demand Constant Watch on Greece

U. 5. 10 SUBMIT NEW PLAN FOR BALKANS GUARD   Takes Steps To Win Strong International Support For Greek Action

U. S. Drafts New Balkan Proposal :  To Bind Truman Doctrine in Greece

New Balkan Plan Ready For U.N.   U.S. To Present Proposal Today; Mrs. FDR To Speak.

U.N. Readies New Balkan Proposal To Back Doctrine   TentativeResolution Would Have U.N. Set Up Commission — to Keen Watch

U.S. WIE cK NEW FAN ACTION BY UN      Security Counci! Considers Membership Applications Of Soviet Satellites

Bor: To Give UN   Pripesal Is Slated To ‘Provide Support _To Truman Doctrine

Former W.U.C. N.U.C. Student “Dies Following The — Birth Of Twins

President Cpposed To Tax Cuts  Knutson  Claims   Knutson Claims Proposed Bill I< Veto Proof

Truman Balks At Tax Relief   Knudsen ‘Veto-Proof* Measure in Danver

Sharp Contrast  White House Block Hinted To Tax Slice Bill By GOP   Truman Reasserts Hlis Stand Against Any Reduction Now

TRUMAN RAPS TAX-CUT BILL   Statement In Sharp Contrast To ‘Veto Proof’ Assertion

President Hints Veto Of Tax Bill   Truman Renews Stand Against Tax Reduction Now

Truman Veto on Cut in income Taxes Sighted   National Debt Reduction Must Come First; Wealthy Favored

Truman's View On Income Tax Cut Unchanged   President Says Debt Reduction Must Come ‘Before Revenue Reduction

Debt Reduction Must Come First   President Says . Surplus Doesn’t Jucthify Tay Cut

TRUMAN HINTS THIRD VETO OF TAX CUT BILL   Says Current Fiscal ‘Surplus’ Does Not Justify Reduction

Truman Hints Third Veto For GOP Tax-Cutting Bill   President Says Possible $7,000,000,000 Surplus Won't Justify Spending Levies

Veto of Tax Slash Hinted By Truman   Declares $7,000,000 Surplus Will Not Justify Levy Slash

GOP Atfempts To Cut Levies Face Failure   ‘President Says Now. Is Not: The Time For Slach

TRUMAN HITS LATEST MOVE TO CUT TAXES   President Seen Likely Toa ~ Veto Knutson Levy Re: duction Plan

nie TAX VETO IS TRUMAN HINT   Claims Surplus Won’t Jus- tify Levy Slash. -

Truman Against  Tax Cuts ‘Still   Cutting ‘Debts First On ‘His. Program ‘Ahead Of Revenue. Slashing

Truman Opposes Tax Gut Now  Debt Reduction Must Come First, He Declares

Truman Hints VetoForGOP Tax Cut Bill   Says Surplus Not Bio Enough

President Hints Veto Awaits New GOP Tax Cut Bill   His Stand Against Any Reduction Now Replies To ‘Veto Proof’ Label

Backers of ‘Tax-Cut Bill Confronted: Again by White House ‘Road Block’

Truman Is Firm In Opposition To Tax Cutting   . President Says Surplus Will Not Justify A Slash.

Same View On Tax Cut   New G. O. P. Attempt To Slash Revenues Apt to Be Vetoed

Ariother Road Block in Tax Stash Is Seen   Truman Renews Stand Aaainst Reduction

Truman Hints Third Veto On Tax Slash Bill   President Asserts Surplu: Of Seven Billions Will ‘Not Justify Cuts ‘Asked By GOP

BRITISH MAY IMPOSE A NEW PARTITION PLAN ON PALESTINE   Would Divide It Into Jewish And Arab Territories Under Britain

British Propose - Palestine Split As Compromise   Mandatory Power Would Control Arab, Jewish Areas For Time Being

High Source In London Tells New Proposal   Great Britain To Retain Mandatory Power; Jews Hold Parley With Attlee

British May Place Palestine Under Partition Control  Plan for Permanent Rule Is Being Sought by Officials

British May ‘Force’ Holy Land Partition   Report Cabinet Decides to Impose Compromise Dividing Palestine Into» Arab and Jewish Areas, With Britain Holding Overall Control

British Plan Partitioning  Of Palestine   Informed Souree Says Cabinet Was Decided On Compromise Move.

COMPROMISE PLAN FOR PALESTINE 1S BEING CONSIDERED   rp. :  British Cabinet Reported  Have Reached Accord on  ! Proposed Policy

REPORT BRITISH PLAN PARTITION FOR PALESTINE   Proposal Will Split Holy Land Into Arab  and Jewish Sections

BRITISH PLAN DIVISION OF PALESTINE   New Proposal Calls for Some Federalization

IN PALESTINE IS REPORTED   British Cabinet Said te  _ Have Decided Upon : Compromise PartitionFederalization Setup for the Holy Land.

Would Divide Palestine Into Separate Arab, Jewish Lands   Britons to Keep Overall Control, at Least Temporarily

Britons Ready To Partition Holy Land   Informant Says Compromise Plan ‘To Be Imposed’

Federal Partition Decided   Arabs Reject AU Forms Of Division As A Settlement

\Partition-Federalization Plan  For Holy Land Reported Set   British Cabinet Ready To Divide Land  Into Territories And Retain Control

Partition-Federalization of Palestine Reported Decision of British Cabinet

Palestine May Be Split Into Jewish, Arab Territories   British Source Claims Plan Will be Talked Over Today

Gt. Britain May “Try Compromise Palestine Plan   Combination Partition Federalization Systen  Hinted At London.

Plan Reported Accepted by © Great Britain   Provinces May Be Federalized Under Central Authority

PLAN REPORTED FOR PALESTINE   Would Involve Arab, Jewish Territories, With Britain In Over-All Control

Compromise: Plar Seen in Palestine  British Would Make Two Territories

British Decide On Partition Of Palestine   Compromise Plan To Be Laid Before Arab, Jewish Groups

CABINET DECIDES ON PARTITION OF ARABS AND JEWS   PLAN CALLS FOR OVERALL CONTROL BY GOVERNMENT

Britain Has New Suggestion For Palestine  England Would Have Overall Control

Report British To Have Partition Plar For Palestine Rule   Jewish Attitude

To Run for Republican Nomination   Makes ‘lerse Statement That ‘I Expect to Run’’ at Primary in 1948

GRAY TO HEAD VETERAN'S AlD ALMINISTRATION   Army Leader Was GI Favorite During World War I

Picks Bradley Chief Cf Staff ToSucceed Ike   Carl R. Gray, Jr., Railroader Replaces Bradley In VA Post

BRADLEY MADE CHIEF OF STAFF   ‘Gl’s General’ Is Named” te Succeed Eisenhower; Was VA Head

Claims Plan Involves Too Much Money   Sen. Taft Believes President's Figures Must Be Trimmed

‘OHIO SENATOR WARNS: Huge Exports Mean High Prices In U. S.   Shipment Of Goods From Country Next Year May Exceed Imports By 10 Billion

Soaring Aid Fund Seen By Sen. Taft   Says Sum Will Hit $8 Billion Unless Curbed

— EUROPE HELP Additional Outlays _ Cited   M ORSE WARNS OF ‘POLITICS’

‘Taft Says Marshall Aid Europe Plan Mav Exeeed 88 Billion in First Year

TAFT SHUDDERS AT RELIEF COST   Leader Opines Administratior Would Spend Eight Billions in Year

Kight Billions Aid First Year Held Possible   Taft Sees Outlay Unless Truman’s Proposals Are Cut By Congress

American Aid to Europe May Exceed Eight Billtons in Single Year ‘Unless Trimmed, Sen. Taft Asserts

Taft Says Foreign Aid May Exceed 8 Billion in Year   Congress Must Trim Recovery Funds to Keep Cost Lower

Taft Issues Warning On Marshall Plan....  ‘ight Billions Yearly For Aid?

TAFT SAYS AID BILL MAY MOUNT   Senator Warns Cost Of Relief Underestimated

American Help for Europe May Exceed 8 Billions in Yeat   Sen. Taft Warns Marshal Plan Must Be Trimmed; Other Official Views

Amount Of Aid Outline Blasted   Taft Says Outlay For Europe Can Run To High

$2,000, 000,000 AID IN YEAR ASKED   That Amount Likely Tc Go To Europe Unless Sum Is Reduced

Eight Billions Aid May Top   Taft Says Truman’s Recovery Program Should Be Trimmed

Exhorts Congress to Trim Marshall Plan Estimates  AID MAY TOP 8 BILLION IN YEAR, SEN. TAFT CAUTIONS

Taft Sees Eur opean  Cost High   Predicts It May  Exceed Eight Billions In One Year If Trumar Proposal Passes

Taft Declares Aid To Europe Fund. Too: High   Senator Asserts Proposal: By Truman Could Result In 8 Billion a Year — Cost to U.. 8,

AID PLAN IS T00 COSTLY   Ohioan Declares Outlay Under the Present Marshall Plan Might Exceed $8,000,000,000 in Space of One Year.

Aid to Europe May Exceed 8  Billionsin Year, Taft Reports   Congress, He Says, Must Keep:in Mind Necessit: of Providing 850 Million for German Food; Morse Cautions Against; ‘Politics’

Taft Gives View On European Aid   Says If Truman Plan Goes Through Help Will Exceed 8 Billion

Aid Outlay of $8-Billion  In Year Predicted by — Taft Unless Measure Cut

TAFT DECLARES AID PROGRAM OUT OF LINE   Too Much Money Involved yg Ohio Senator Claims   Long-Range Recovery Proposal May Cost U. S. Over $8,000,000,000

TAFT THINKS EXPENSE FOR AID 100 HIGh   Senator Predicts U.S Will Have To Put Out 8 Billion

Sees Rise in Aid Cost if Proposal Is Not Trimmed Predicts $8 Billion Spending in Year

Foreign Aid May Exceed Sum---Tatt   Other Outlays Of U. S. Money May Run Higher, He Declares

Senator Taft Raps Plan OnRecovery   Wants Congress To Trim Amaunt Asked By Truman

U.S. Forced To Take Lead In Ruhr Move   Britain Can Not Pay Own Way in Western Europe

Appeal. Made for Monetary Agencies’ Aid.  to Save Britain and Europe From Disaster

BEVIN, MARSHALL SAY CONFERENCE NOT A FAILURE   Despite Lack of Results,  It Laid Groundwork  For Future, They Say.

NEW SITE FOR UN HOME DEDICATED   President Truman Pledges Aid of America in Making Agency Successful

President Wilson of General Motors Tells Congress He Would Go To BRarmino First.

STEEL SHORTAGE CURTAILS QUTPUT IN AUTO INDUSTR\   ‘General Motors, ‘Chrysler  Forced To Close Some  ‘eeecoreut

Auto Factories Curtailing in Sieel Shortage  Chrysler and GM Suspend, Others

Steel Shortage Closes Chrysler Plant 10 Days   ‘ General Motors, Nash Also Forced ; To Curtail Production

HOUSE ADOPTS REPORT LIM. . ITING ADDED EXPENDI. . “ING TWO YEARS

Socialisis Back French Premier  Decision Against Communists Cast

FRENCH LEADER SUPPORTED BY SOCIALIST PART   National Council Votes Ramadier and Cabinet Should Stay in Office

HOUSE VOTES TO ABOLISH )-MAN BOARD   Senate Approves Big Wage Boost For State Employes

SIGLER’S BILL IS PASSED BY 1910 7 VOTE   SENATE GRANTS PAY RAISE FUND OF 83,600,000

Start Series Articles For Veterans About Benefit Of G. I. Service Life Insurance

THREE FAMILIES FLEE FROM BURNING HOME!   Defective Wiring Blamed Por Fire at Cornwells   SAVE SOME CLOTHING

THREE FAMILIES ARE FORCED FROM HOUSES   Fire at Albert Shueler Home Spreads to Tere Others

Latest Roosevelt Recollections Take  Reader Right Into Presidential Bath

SOME RETAIL PRICES DECLINE   Wheat Down 38 Cents Bushe at Some Pits Last Week

Continued Decline In Grain Mart   Organizations Demand Congress Clamp On Controls

Price Of Food Seems To Be Leveling Off   3 National Group Ask Special Session Of Congress On Current Food Crisis

Prices Dip From Peak   Grain and Livestock Down Sharply as Pub. lic Clamor Against High Costs Increases

PRICE PICTURE IS STILL HAZY   Pleas for Food Controls, Vol untary Rationing Continue In Netion Today

Pleas Rise For Food Price Control   Sharp Declines In Livestock And Grains

U.S. Food Dollar More Resonan‘  Rising Chorus Asks Voluntary Rations

Grain, Livestock  Prices Continue  Downward Trend Setbacks Come In Other Items

Youth Vocational Guidance Will Be’ Sahject Of Forum  _ Two Day Session . Planned, Conducted  ° =. _[  ) a ‘Ga. J...

Youth Vocational Guidance Will Be Subject OfF orum  _ Two Day § Session >) Pee   . Two Day Session . Planned, Conducted By LeMars Students

Seven Are Hurt, 2 Critically, in Traffic Crashes   John Belz Severely Hurt When Struck by Auto In Halsted Street

Soviet Press Hos People Thinking U. S. Leaders Are Like Nazis; Fear Widespread

Russian Man-In-The- Street Believes American Leaders Are Like Nazis

RAVINES SLOW UP ETNA LAV!   Villages Escape Flood City Of Randazzo Out Of Danger

Cherry Presents NC Press Awards   Four Newspapermen Given Cash Awards At Closing Session of Press Meet

COLD SNAP DUE TOHIT TUESDAY   NEAR FREEZING IS “SLATED IN THICAGO; COLD MOVES EAST

Sub-Freezing Front Forms  a a; eo no}  _   North To Get Blast; Atlantie Gale Rages

“Cold Snap” Is Moving Eastward   Below Freezing  Weather In West

DAKOTAS’ ‘COLD SNAP' MOVES TOWARD EAST   Temperatures Drop Belov Freezing In Some Areas

Butte Engineers  Favor Contract 11'4 Cents Per Hour -eiser Provided

Butie Engineers  Favor Contract 114% Cents Per Hour Increase Provided

Plans for Army Flood Work in City Disclosed   Emergency Program Arranged by Lorence Before Leaving Office

Hereditary Factor in Cancer Is Reported By Swiss Doctor at Worldwide Congress   Smokers Inhale Substances Able  To Produce Cancer

Swiss Scientist Tells Research Congress Susceptibility fo Cancer May Be Inherited

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS  , Swiss Says Susceptibility To Cancer May Be Inherited

TAX CUT BILL IS INTRODUCED BY KNUTSON   20 Per Cent Reductior For Incomes Up To $300.600 Planned

Bill Ready To Cut Income  Tax 20 Pct.   Rep. Knutson Wall Introduce Measure At Opening Of Congress To Help Workers.

Nearly All May Benefit Under Plan   Large Reduction Asked For Incomes Under $300,000

BILL TO CUT INCOME TAXES INTRODUCED   Representative Knutson Ready With Measure to Whack 20% off Isevies.

STORM SLATED TO HIT TODAY   Biloxi Residents Calm As 50 To 60-Mile Winds Predicted   VESSELS ARE BATTENED

TAX REDUCTION MEASURE WILL BE > 1D MEYT WEEE   This Will Be. Despite a Democratie Drive to Delay Action.   4A CONFERENCE IS HELD   Chairman Millikin Confident Moton Will Be Put Over Monday.

Plan To Bring Up Tax Reduction Bill   Senate Republicans Going Ahead Despite Demo Drive For Delay

Debate Starts On Tax Bill Cut   Demos Drive, With Some GOP Support, To Delay Action: See Passage.

1G.0.P. Senate Leaders Want Tax Cut Action   Will Attempt Bringing 4-billion Measure Up Beaspite Demn Proatacte

TAX REDUCTION TO ED: BY SENATE IN WEEK      Gpposition Expected «to Be :* Overcome and Bill to Be - Up For Debate

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

To Force Tax Reduction Bill  Measure To Senate is Republican Aim

G.0,P, SEEKS ACTION ON TAX CUT MEASURE   Move May Come Monday T Bring Bill To Senate

Order Return of Mine to Owner   Grant Injunction Against Krug in W. Va. Case

Krug Is Ordered To Return Mine   Court Injunction Granted A West Virginia Operator.

Possibly Far-Reaching Decision ' Handed Down on Wheeling Bench: End of ‘Abusive’ U.S. Rule Seen

Fall Meetings Expected To  Widen Breach   Diplomats See No Chance Of  Reconciliation

U.S. Diplomats See Wartime Alliance Break   Believe Hlusion Of ‘One World’ Will Be Abandonec

RESUME SATIRA MURDER TRIAL   OHIO DANCER HOPES CUBAN COURTS WILL HURRY WITH FINALE

Erie Storm Damage  May Hit $5,000,000   Workmen Coninue To Clean Up Debris From Nine-Inch Rainfall

House Would Make Truman Watchdog On U: S. Prices.  > Directs Regulation Of Aid Plan: Buying To Cushion ‘Impact:‘On U. S. Feonomy.

President Made Responsible for Prices, Supplies   Administration to Cut Marshall Recovery Cash Almost ? Billions

Truman Trims Estimate Of Relief Costs   Responsibility For Impact On Prices Put Up To Truman

Marshall Plan Costs Reduced      ‘House - Votes’ To. Make Truman: ‘Responsible For ‘Action _

STORMY DEBATES DELAY BALLOT ON FOREIGN AND BILL   House Votes to Make Tru. man Watchman Over Effect on U. $. Economy.   LONG-RANGE COST CUT   $1,700,000,000° Trimmed from Estimates of 4-Year Financing Plan,

VOTED AS RESPONSIBLE   Congress Insists on President Taking  Blame for Prices

Job Of Easing impact Of Aid Faces Truman   Budget Slashed $1,700,000,000

Votes to Make Him Responsible for Effect on U. 8. Prices of Buying Supplies for Europe.   COST OF MARSHALL PROGRAM IS REDUCED   Estimates Trimmed $1,700, 000,000 After Committee Check of Continent’s Reguirements.

Estimates of Cost Cut by $1.7 Billion   Amendment Would Reduce Drain on U. S. Commodities

HOUSE VOTES CHECK ON AID GOODS BUYING   Action Is Intended To Ease Relief Impact On U. S. Prices

Responsibility Fixed in Amendment  Long. Warm Debate Pravenis Find]   Long, Warm Debate Prevenis Final Vote on Relief Bill

House Makes President Responsible For Easing Aid Impact On Economy   Administration Lowers Estimate Of Marshall Plan's Cost By $1,700,000,000; Solons Prevented  From Reachine Final Vote

Foreign Aid Bill Undergoes Long Debate in House   Would Make President Responsible for the Economic Impact

Two Small-time Bandits Held in Gang War Deaths   One, Fearing for Life If He Was Spotted By Police,  Surrenders

1 U0 JAPANESE KILLED IN FLOGD   Many Others Are Listed as Being Missing Today; Ask for Funds.

INQUEST NEXT FRIDAY IN DEATH OF MOTORCYCLIST   Will March In Parade

COLLEGE. STUDENTS ARE CHARGED WITH MURDERING PAIR   Sweethearts - Held for Deaths Of Girl’s Parents Aboard Yacht In Port

Youthful Pair In Yacht Death Face Judge  Pair Arm in Arm a Murder Charge Is Read

GIRL AND BOY ARRAIGNED FOR YACHT MURDER   Little Goncern Except For Each) Other  Miss \Overell, i Show

‘Blind Love’ Envelopes Pair In Hearing On Yacht Deaths   Arm-In-Arm They Answer To Charges They Killed Girls Parents In Newport Explosion.

HEIRESS FACES MURDER CHARGE   Santa Ana, Calif. Pai Accused Of Killing Girl’s Parents

8 Persons Die In New England  During Storm   Hits Air, Land, Sea Traffic: Repart Area Blanketed By 16 Inches Of Snow

Gives Big Task to Lawmakers   Recommends ids That State Seize Grants ‘to Local Units, Find New Taxes

Leaves Question Of Which Levies To Lawmakers  Adequate Tax to Pay  Ranne Ic Ranuacted

ENTIRE FACULTY RESIGNS IN HUFF   Dispute with Pupils Brings Action Monday

Big Meeting AD Washington Delayed Hours   Hope Still Held for Deal Today to End Long Strike

DRIVER FATALLY HURT IN ANNUAL SPEEDWAY RACE   indianapolis Cor Deale: Crashes in 40th Lap of Classic—Dies in Hospital

THOUSANDS SEE FIRST FATALITY SINCE 1939 RACE   Turns to Avoid Another On Southwest Turn, Car Goes Into Skid

Bergere In Lead After 50 Miles   Veteran Speedster Sets Pace In Big Indianapolis Race; Two Farly Crashes

CONVICT FLIES PLANE TO AKRON   Detroit Business Man Expects Swift Parole

OHIO FINANGE GROUP PLANS T0 SLICE BUDGET   Suggests 30 Million Cut te Avert Levying New Taxes in 1949

BRITAIN LOAN CONTROL EASED IN WASHINGTON   Payment of Dollars To Others Ended By Agreement

Ti uman. Asks Rent Contr ‘ol To July, 194¢   Gives House, Senate : Responsibility — “For Future Curbs”

( JONSTESS Ashed extend Control On Rent Year   Truman Puts Action Up  To Congress

Men Who Wine Most Votes Of Bilboites May Be Senator   Os Seles  Dot Tov Out Bill Will Ba Presented

BALLOT TUESDAY ON BILBO POST   Candidate Winning Mos! Of ‘The Man's’ Votes May Be Senator

Speed Tax Slash To  President   Special Session Is Called; Hopes Of Sustaining Veto Up

BONUS PROJECT GOES TO SENATE   Plan For Ohio Soldiers Ti Cost $300,000,000

—-$300,000,000 FOR VETS—  Bonus Bill Passage fs Favored By Committee

SENATE GROUP APPROVES VETS’ BONUS SYSTEM   Would Boost Payments $5 Per Month for Overseas Service

Senate Bonus Proposal Ready   Differs From House Veterans Measure

Senate Military Group O: K.’s Veterans’ Bonus;  Maximum Payment, $400

Recommend $300,000,000 Vets’ Bonus Proposal To Ohio Senate For Passage

NORTON QUITS AGM AS FOOTBALL COACH, AS OF NEXT SEPT.   “ARRANGEMENT” SAID MADE ON REMAINING YEARS OF CONTRACT

Local Option Liquor Bill Goes to Senate Following ~ 43 to 14 House Approval

Witnesses for Defense Testify  ' Say They Detected No Kerosene Odor

Life Sentence Given In The Brutal Slaying Of Dr. Roy E. Hunt Is Being Appealed  Jim Thomas’ Fate Ils Arqued In Court

ICAGOANS IN EAL" WITh PANSORS   G0. P. Leaders Halt gills Stripping Bartof Patronage

TRUMAN 10 VISIT MEXICAN LEADER   President Stops In Missouri To See Ailing Mother; Will Leave Today

Truman, On Way To Mexico, Visits His Aged Mother  Chief Executive Will Cross Border Today

10 P. C. Increase Will Be Effective On 3-Day Notice   ~ Commission To Hold Hearings For Additional 17 P. C. Raise; Southern Passenger Fares Up

Sikhs Staging Wild Assault   India City Burned, Pillaged by. Raiders

EAST PUNIAB CITY AFLANIE AS SIKH ~ATTAGK MOSLEM   Industrial Center Of 75,00 Devastated During Bloody Rictinga

SIKHS PILLAGE MOSLEM HOMES   Mative Indian Police Make Ni Effort To Halt Rioting

Rampaging Sikhs Invade Jullundar in Sword-Swinging Fury Againt Moslems

COMMUNISTS TC LOSE POWER AS RESULT OF VETO   Italian Bid For Mem bership In UN Turn ed Down By Soviet May Be Blow Te Reds Influence Ir Italy.

Diplomats Say Veto Will Hurt Reds in Italy   Russia Blocks Italian Seat in: United Nations

Russia's Veto Of Italy’s Bid i U. N. Membership Is Labeled  ‘Blunder’ By American Observers

Russian Veto On Italy Seen As Political Error   Diplomatic Experts Believe Blunder Will Handicap Communistic Efforts To Gain Greater Power

May Be Handicap To Communists In Fiforts in Haly   UL S. Wilt Take Six Cases Vetoed by Russia te Generel! Assembly

Red Veto of Italy in U. N. Seen as Political Blunder   Diplomatic Experts Think Action Will Hurt Russians in Mediterranean Country—lIssue May Go to Forum of General Assembly.

Russian Veto Of Italy Hurts Communist Move  Soviet Block In UN  + A ~~ —- -_ a =e   Soviet Block In UN Seen As Handicap To Red Efforts

Red Veto On Italy © “Blunder”   Communist Efforts to Gain Power in That   ‘Country Hurt by “No” To UN Membership Bid

Russian Veto Of Italian Bid May Hamper Red Influence   Surprise Expressed At Action By Soviet In U.N. Seat Vote

Russian Veto Bars Italy And Finland   Assembly Calls For ‘Time Out’ To Patch Rilts

Veto of Italy In UN Called  Soviet Blunder   U.S. Supported Application for Membership: 22nd Red ‘No’

Move Termed A big Boost To U.S. Aims   Austin May Appeal To General Assembh To Overrule Latest Action of Russia

Russia Vetoes ltaly’s Bid for. uN Membership  May Badly Handicap

Russian Veto Called Blunder   Seen as Hampering Efforts of Italian Communists

Veto Will Injure  ltalian Chances May Handicap Bid For U.N. Place

Veto Seen as Setback for Italian Reds   Russia’s 22nd ‘No’ Bar: Italy’s Membership in U.N.; Bulgaria in New Attack on U.S,

EXPERTS FEEL REDS BLUNDER ‘ITALY BAR   eto Of UNO Seat Bid Maj Hamper Communists In Mediterranean

RUSSIA BLOCKS ~—ITALY'S ENTRY   Action Expected To Handicap Communists’ Drive In Italy

U. S. Backs Italian UN Application   . Some Call Russian Move Politically A Bad ‘Blunder’

Russia Vetoes Italian Bid To U.N. Membership   Experts Predict Action Will Hurt Italian Communist Efforts To Gain Greater Power

VOTE AGAINST ITALY CALLED RED BLUNDER   REJECTION OF U. } MEMBERSHIP BID IS SURPRISE

RUSSIA'S VETO OF ITALY HELD BLOW TO REDS   American Officials Believe Moscow Blundered By Blocking U. N. Seat

Russian Veto May Hamper Italian Reds  Gromyko Votes Against Admitting

Soviet No Hurts Italian Reds   Deadlock in UN Voting May Backfire on Russian Communism

Russian Veto May Hamper Italian Reds  Gromyko Votes Against Admitting os, 8§.. FW. 8h Ad fee Gacererse ve  rie @ hAa   Gromyko Votes Against Admitting Italy To U. N. In Surprise Move

RUSSIANS VETO ITALIAN BID FOR UN MEMBERSHIP   See Soviet Rejection As Blow To Communist Influence In Italy

Contend Soviet Vote On italy a “Blunder”   Experts Say ttalian Communists May Be Hurt by Veto Mave

Russian Veto Of Italy Falls As Surprise   Americans Predict U.N. Vote Will Harm Ytalian Communists

Russia's Veto of laly's Bid for A U.N. Membership.  ‘Is Expected to Balk Communist Efforst To Control Italy

Anti-Red Regime Seen Strengthened   Soviet Opposition to Membership Called ‘Political Blunder’

Russian Veto Of Italian Bid For U. N. Membership  Seen As Blow To Communist Influence In Italy

Soviet Veto At UN Meet Surprisina   Yank Officials Are Stunned By Action

BOGUS ‘DOCTOR’ BEING SOUGHT IN BALTIMORE   Disappearance Of High Schocl Girl Linked With Mysterious Phone Calls

MILITARY PLAN MAY SEE DELAY   Congress Shows Little Enthusiasm For President's Proposal For Hemispherie Military Cooperation.

CONGRESS COOL TO ARMS UNITY   ‘Asserts Truman Hemisphere Plan Can Wait Awhile

CONGRESS COOL TO PLEA OF TRUMAN   Military Cooperation With Ovher American Nations Requested ~

Action Slow On Plea Of  ‘Truman   Military Proposal Fails To Start Congress Stir

Solons Think Program Must Wait   Other Foreign Policy Bills Will Get Consideration First

EE a OE Tne Sean ey EAR  Hemisphere Military Co-operation ‘Gets Cool Reception in Capital

Congress in No Hurry to Consider Program of Military Cooperation

‘Congress Fails to Work Up Lather Over Arms Proposal ‘Hemisphere Plan to Wait Awhile -

Congress Not In Hurry To Act On Military Co-op   Little Enthusiasm Shown fo! Truman’s Military Co-operation Program.

Congress In No Hurry On Defense Plan   Will Take Time In Considering Miltary Alliance

Congress Defers Action On Army Aid To Neighbors  Foreign Policy Rillc In Hance

BUSES: TO: ‘ROLL. :  “Wage? Kesord -Ends Tieup: © ‘Of Burlinston

‘41,000 Walk Out In Strike At Shipyards   Rast Coast snipbuilders, Call Strike to Back Up .Their Demands For High Wages.

C10 Shipbuilders Walk Off Jobs in 10 Repair Yards   Wage Strike Seen as Firs! Fest of Hartley-Taft Labor Law

41,000 Shipbuilders Strike for Higher ‘Wages on East Coast   First Union Strike Since Passage of New Labor Law

LOOMIS TALKS FOR FOUR HOURS   COLUMBIAN GIVEN FREE , REIN ON STAND

‘Columbian Leader Seeks Acquital ‘To Continue Anti-Negro, Jew Fight

By Parents in Malden Murder Case...  Sex Crime Prevention Plea to Massachusetts Governor

Ask Steps To Stop Sex Crimes ..... Parents Of Slain Girl Join Parents Of Youth With Plea To Governor

Urge Steps to Halt Sex Crimes  BS ccacmosasian 2 gg... and mma Viedion Cond Latters to Governor

Parents Protest Release Of Boy   Appeals From Parents of Victim and Perpetrator of Crime Reach Governor

Report Parents. Of Victim, Killer  Urge New Law   ‘Coombeses, Maxwells Make Stirring Pleas Against  Freeing Six Criminals

Parents of Alleged Slayer and Victim Write to Governoi   Tragedy in Malden, Mass. Brings Pleas for Prevention of Crimes

FARRS ROL! ON DESPITE STRIKE   Output About Normal As Foremen Remain On Walkout

FORD MAKES CARS DESPITE WALKOUT   PRODUCTION ABOUT NORMAL ~FIKM ACCUSED OF STRIKEBREAKING TACTICS.

Albany Union Changes Mind, Goes to Work   2000 Independent Phone Workers Jonore Picket Line

WARNS AGAINST LABOR BILL VETO   Senator Byrd Foresees “Catastrophe” If Curbs Fail To Pass

Byrd Says Labor Bili Veto Means ‘£3 GOP Victory  Sen. Hatch Disarrees With Va. Leqislator   Sen. Hatch Disagrees   Hatch’s Theory

Byrd Says People Wil Elect GOP President lf Legislation Leses   HATCH BELIEVES BILL MAY GET SIGNATURE

GOP President Held Possible If Bill Killed      Byrd Says Veto of Labor Bill Would be ‘Catastrophe’

BYRD PREDICTS 48 — ELECTION GOP PRESIDENT   Virginia Senator Base: Presumption On Veto  Of Labor Bill

CHICAGO RENT BOOST DENIED   Claim Appeal Is Not Properly Backed  j

CHICAGO DENIED ~ RENT INCREASE   Housing Expediter Says Necessity For Increases Not Substantiated.

Rental Increase Request Refused  Expediter Deaf to Chicago Application -

REJECT CHICAGO RENT INCREASE   Housing Expediter Says Hike Need Not Proved

Chicago Rent Jump Rejected   Housing Expediter Turns Down Recommenda~tion For Increase.

RENT BOOST IN CHICAGO LACKS FEDERAL OKAY   Housing Expediter Turns Aside Board Request for 15 Percent Increase

Woods Rejects Chicago. Rent-. Increase Plan   Would Have ‘Boosted —A‘iti Rents In City 15 Per Cent

Chicago Rent Hike Request Is Rejected,  Proposal Fails To Furnish Data

Rent Nike in Chicago Area ls Rejected   Housing Expediter Tighe E. Woods Denies Recommendation of Rent Advisory Board

Rent Boost For Chicago Is Rejected   e Advisory Board Fails To Prove Its Case, Woods Declares  No Hearings Held

British Arrest 50 For Tel Aviv Abuse   Troops Stage Curfew Roundup of  Revenge Floggers—Death Sentence To een me Dalitan Attunban

Black Cat Band Rated Two Plus At Waco Contest   List of Medal Winners Given

HEALTH PROBLEMS OF STATE PLACED UNDER  DISCUSS.0N   Fhree-Pronved Attack on Lack of Health Facies Pro. nosed at Meat

Laborite Regime Facing Attack on Economic Policy   British Crisis Grows More Severe; General Election  May Be Called

Major Political Crisis Confronts British Leaders   Attlee Faces Attack Fron Within Party

SLIGHT BREAK IN HEAT   Flora Predicts “Somewhat Cooler” Weather for Tuesday

NO WEATHER CHANGE   Flera Predicts Slightly Lowe Temperatures for Tomorrow

eee, eS Se  An Emporlan’ has made. a “deal with his wife: No long skirts, no ahork trousers!      Lebo Hat'Spot of: Nation Sunday as Moeareury Hite 107

NO DECIDED CHANGES   Flora Predicts Cloudy to Fairly Cloudy Weather Thru Thursday

U.S. Cautious On Turk Dole   House May Ask Probe Of Russian Pressure

Pressure On Turkey By Reds Claimed   Debate Will Be Conducted Behind Closed Doors

ACCUSES STATE  DEPARTMENT OF BUCKING TRUMAN   Bridges Blasts Lend-Lease Pact To Assist Savintec

‘Inconsistent’ Action Is Scored   Department’s Support For Lend-Lease Aid To Russia Comes Under Attack

Missouri Basin States Plan Self-Sufficiency   General Pick Says Congress Will Back Full Development

Development of the Missouri Basin as Self-sufficient Economic Unit Is Projected

‘Sterilization Kills Bugs Huge Crop Yields On Land Hit By A-Bomb Explained

Reds Infiltrated Five War Agencies, Still on Payroll, C. of C. Declares

FOUR KILLED . NEAR FINDLAY   YOUNG MEN KILLED -WHEN COUPE CRASHED HEADON e WITH OIL TAUCK

GOP CANDIDATE TAKES BIG LEAD   Wallace Democrat Behind In Washington State

GOP CANDIDATE LEADS BALLOT   Savage Trails, Early Count Indicates

President Says Seaway ‘Sound and Important; Opponents Testify Cost Will Be Too Great to Bear Expense

Demos Seek to Regain States “Lost” to GOP   leaders of Omaha Aim To Achiave Unity on  a Ba

Cooling off Periods Provided to Precede Strikes; Closed Shop Agreements Placed Within Bounds.

Senate Group Advances State Labor Measure   Would Establish Cooling-off Period. Limit Closed Shop

Committee Okays Bill For Cooling Off Period Before Strikes in State

Hospital And Others Share Large Estate   Mrs. Lon Havens’ Will Dis_ tributes Money to Many— _ Hospital May Receive More Than $10,000.

Congressman Demands FBI Inquiry Into Slaying of TP & W Rajl President

Report Is Censorship  Hides Truth   Bennett Declares Many Americans Killed or Wounded Around Trieste i   Says He Has Facts   Missourian Says HM Has Names, ‘Incident: on File

SOLON CLAIMS CENSORSHIP HIDES ATTACKS   Says American Troops Killed, Wounded by Reds in Trieste

Army Censorship Cloaking Casualties To U. S. Troops In Trieste, Says Lawmaker

Representative Declares U. S. Censorship Hiding  Trieste Area Conditions

MANY AMERICAN SOLDIERS SAID SLAIN BY REDS   -ongressman NKeturning From Europe Charges ‘Brass Curtain Of American Military Censorship’ Cloaking Casualties To U. S,  Troops.

Says Many Gls Killed in Trieste Area   Rep. Bennett Claims _ Casualties Inflicted by Communists

Rep. Bennett Says “Many” U.S. Soldiers Killed, Wounded By Trieste Communists

CONGRESSMAN ALLEGES: Communists Kill ‘Many U.S. Soldiers in Trieste

Says Americans Are Being Killed  Trieste Reported as Scene of "Cold, War"

U.S. Soldiers Being Killed By Reds, Claim  Congressman Says Atm Is Hiding Slav

“Many” US Soldiers Killed In Trieste Area, Solon Says Declares Acts Hid By Censorship

HITS “BRASS CURTAIN’ Lawmaker Declares Army Cloaks Trouble In Trieste

Charge Many  Yanks Killed Near Trieste   63 Incidents By Communists Congressman  Declares

U.S. drmys ‘Brass Curtain Coneeals Facts Says Many Yanks Have Been Killed By Communists in Trieste Area

Army Silent On Charges Of ‘Curtain  Bennett Claims U. S. Deaths in

Charges ‘Many U.S. Casualties In Trieste Area   Hidden By American Military Censorship, Asserts Cong. Bennett.

Solon Claims Army Hides Trieste Facts  Reports Many U. S. Soldiers

Border Activity Claimed Hidden By Censorship    ‘Brass Curtain’ Blanks Reports Sovs Lawmaker

Trieste News Not Released To Americans   Military Censorship Doesn't Reveal Ali  Situation.

Charges American — Secretary i in Attacks ~ on Trieste Troops   Missouri's Rep. Beniett Tells of 63. Incidents Caused by. Commies ¢

_Charges ‘Brass Curtain’ Hides Number iOf US Army Casualties in Trieste Arena

Rep. Bennett Makes Charge   Facts Concealed By Army ‘Brass Curtain’

Killings At Trieste Charged   Congressman Says Army Hiding Death of “Many” American Troops

Rep. Bennett Charges Many Killed in Trieste Clashes. News Censored

U.S. Casualties in Trieste Reported By Congressman   News Suppressed by Army, He Tells on Return From Europe

GOP LAWMAKER SAYS MANY Gis KILLED BY REDS   Bennett of Missouri Reports 63 Incidents of Armed Aggression

CHARGES YANKS SLAIN BY REDS   Many Killed in Trieste Area, Bennett Says

Says Army Witholds Incidents in Trieste in Which Reds Have Killed Many Americans

Solon Says Yanks Killed In Trieste   ‘Brass Curtain’ Of U.S. Military Is Condemned

Reveals GPs Killec sv Reds in Trieste   *  ‘Brass’ Curtain Hides Shooting War There,  4 seTeer dee weve ee wa We

American Army Casualties In Trieste ‘Area Cloaked By “Brass Curtain’ Of ‘Military Censorship, Lawmaker Savs

REDS WOUNDED, KILLED YANKS, SOLON CLAIMS   Missourian Says 63 Incidents In Trieste Shielded by ‘Censorship Curtain’

Rips “Brass Curtain” In Trieste   Missouri Congressman Says Army Censorship Hides Mounting Yank Cacnalties in Area -

Much Trouble In Trieste Says Bennett   U.S. Army Has Kept Heavy Censorship C‘onecernine Ficht«

Many Yanks In Trieste Sector Die, Says Solon   REDS ATTACK AMERICAN TROOPS, BENNETT CLAIMS

Says Reds Kall Trieste Yanks   Rep. Bennett Charge: . Army Censors Hiding True Situation

U.S. “BRASS CURTAIN” HIDING YANKS’ VIOLENT DEATHS IN TRIESTE CHARGED

Declares “Many” Yanks Killed in Trieste Area   Rep. Bennett, Mo., Says U.S. Military Censors Kont News Sacral

Army Hides Incidents In Trieste Area   Missouri Solon Reports Many Soldiers Killed Or Wounded by Reds

Charges 63 Cases Of Yanks Killed or Wounded by Reds   Missourian, Accuses Militay Censorship of “Brass Curtais” on Situation

Trieste Area Strife Reported By Senafor   Charges American Censorship Keeps News From People

“Cold War” In Trouble Zone Is Described   Congressman Says Censorship Has Veiled Incidents

 Rep. Bennett Contends Gls Being Killed, Wounded  TRIESTE CASUALTIES ARE CLOAKED, LAWMAKER SAYS

U. 5. Casualties in Trieste Hidden By Censorship, Missourian Says   Rep. Bennett Claims ‘Many’ American Soldier: Killed or Wounded in “63 Incidents of Armed Aaaression by Communists’: Army Is Silent

Army Hides Trieste Toll, Bennett Says   "Brass Curtain’ Drawn Around Incidents, Missourian Charges

‘MANY? AMERICAN SOLDIERS KILLED BY COMMIINISTS   In the Trieste Area Behind a “Brass Curtain of U. S. Censorship’.   STATEMENT BY BENNETT   Missouri Lawmaker Recently Returned from 6 Weeks’ Tour of Europe.

Many Soldiers Said Slain By Reds  Solon Says Army ‘Censors, News oF Clashe<

RED INCIDENTS COVERED UP SOLON AVERS   Missouri’s B ennett Flays Trieste Acts Against 1} & Soldiers

Claim U.S. “Brass' Curtain” In Trieste Cloaks Deaths Of Many American Soldiers

BRAKE FIRMS NAMED IN SUIT   Monopoly Charged by Govt In Federal Court Suit Against 7 Concerns

7 FIRMS NAME IN BRAKE TRUST   General Motors, Bendix Ir Group Accused By U. S.

Clark Charges Brake Monopoly   Seven Big Companies Target of Anti-Trust Suit Filed Today

Brake Makers Indicted by US for Monopoly   Claim Seven Firms Set and Hold Up Price to . Car Makers.

BRAKE TRUST ACTION FILED   Seven Corporations Named ir Government Suit Charging Monopoly Attempt.

166 Millions Are Pared From Requests   Measure Speeded to Senate Aiter Voice Vote

4 Agencies Face Slash   House Rides Roughshod Over Attempt: To Up Committee Recommendations

166 Millions Are Pared From Requests  Measure Speeded   Measure Speeded to Senate After Voice Vote

‘Chutist Films Busy NY Square   Leaps From Plane Over Gotham to Take Times Square From Air.

'CHUTIST HELD IN GOTHAM DROF   Be Was Just Taking Pietures of Times Square

‘Gang’ Jailed, CIO Offers Two Hurtin —6-Point Plan Tavern Brawl To Fight HC

Phone Walkout Is ‘Called Off By Union Chief   Head of State FTW Say: Local Leaders In Opposition

Pennsylvania Phone Strike Called Oft   Move ‘Disapproved’ By Local Presidents Of Keystone Union

Tobacco Men Will Meet In Raleigh 10 Decide Assessment Collection

First Test Comes Today As Housewives Make Purchases For “Meatless Tuesday;” Some Criticism Voiced; Special Session Still Dis enecead

GOP Introduces Bill to Outlaw Teacher Strikes   Measure Goes to Senate as 1,200 Instructors March - On Capital

Bill Seeks Public Strike Ban in N.Y.   GOP Legislators Offer Measure as 1200 Teachers Marcel

German POW Flies Atlantic to U.S. Bride And She Sets Him Task of Chopping Wood

Governor Roy Turner Is Asked to Appoint Substitute Court in Fitzaerald Appeals

Criminal Court Of Appeals Disqualifies   Asks Turner To Appoint Substitute Court For Fitzgerald Cases

Baptists Leave For Copenhagen   Seventh Congress Of World Alliance  Commences July 29

Bevin Declares Early Agreement (On Treaties Need   Undue Delay On Treatie: Intensifving Difficulties Between Western Powers And Soviet   EDEN WOULD END “ONE-WAY” TRAFFIC

Synthetic Production Is Uraed   lf Invaded U. S. Couldn't Conduct Major Campaign

SYNTHETIC OIL PROGRAM URGED   Reservoir Not Sufficient For War, Senate Says

Senate Oil Investigators Advise ‘Action on Synthetic Production For Military: Domestic Supply Oka

We Couldn't Fight On Own Oil Supply, . Committee Reveals   ‘Military Supply Aspect Serious Although Our  Reserves Are Large

Not Enough Oilin U.S. For Big War   But Synthetic Fuel Sources Sufficient For Domestic Uses

Says U.S. Stock of Oil Not Enough For Another War   Senate Group Urges "Bold Steps" to Get Synthetic Output

NATION COULD NOT FIGHT ANOTHER WAR FOR A LACK OF Of   Senate Com. Urges “Bold Steps” In Synthetic Fuel Production.   SITUATION JS SERIOUS   If Imports Cut Off, Present Reserve Could Not Meet Reanuirements.

Senate Investigators Urge Further Research in Synthetic Fuel Field

OIL SUPPLIES. ARE NGEROUSLY LOW, MMITTEE FINDS      Propose Exploration and Experiments to Develop Synthetic Products

Not Enough Oil To Fight War   Senate Committee Repor Says Known Reserve: Couldn't Supply Needs”

US Doesn’t Have Enough Oil for Another 8ig War  ‘Senate Group Urges Bold Steps to Get Synthetic Production

U.S. Oil Supply Not Sufficient For Major War   Report Urges Action In Getting Synthetic Production Under Way.

Looking Ahead  Report U. S. Oil Reserves Not EnoughFor New Major War

Taft Inspecting Land Reclamation Projects in Wes   Tour Gives GOP Senator Respite from Anti-Labor Law Picketing

Wire Tapping Probe Grows   Chief of Police Finds Unauthorized Phone in City Hall

A PLEASANT SUNDAY   Mild Weather Is Forecast for Kan eas Tomorrow

U.N. Security Council Faces Full Calendar   United States To Press For Action Of Global  Palicre Farce

UL 5. 10 PRESS DEMAND FOR GLOBAL POLICE   Other Items Jam Calendar: To Meet Tuneaday

U.S. to Press Early Action on World  Police Force Plan   American Delegation Has Been Making Effort to Have Report Placed on I.WN. Agenda for Early Discussion

‘U. 5. REQUESTS U.N. T0 ACT ON GLOBAL POLICE   Calendar Of Security Council Jammed ,  With Cases

U. 8. TO PRESS PLANS FOR UN POLICE FORCE   Will Demand Security Council Consider Staff Report

U.S. to Push Global Police  Organization   Immediate U.N. Action On Way-Laid Issue Te Virzed

U.S. Plans To Press For UN  Police Foree   Secking Jmmediate Action; Couneil To Face Heavy Agenda’

U.S. To Press Globe Police Force Issue  U. N. Council Faces Jammed (Calendar

OUTOH NOTE INCREASING SEVERITY OF ATTACKS BY INDONESIAN SOLDIERS

Solons Launch Money  Debate   Deep Cut In Navy Appropriation Is Debated

Phone Bells Jingle Again In Oklahoma   Operators and Other Workers Stream Bock To Work and Service Is Normal in State

Schools to Train Public Officials Planned by State   Hope to Develop Civie Administrators; One-Year Course Considered

GROUP FILES PROTEST WITH COMMISSION         ‘Allege No Payments Made On Wells In City For Months

Convict Bolts, Is Recaptured  Flees From Juneau County Courthouse

Nab Eseaped  Prison Inmate   Arrested After Forcin: Wonewoc Man To Driv.  Him Te Madison

Prisoner Flees Court; Nabbed   Escapes at Mauston, Caotured at Madison

U.N. Action On Balkans Killed   Russia Successfully Block: Move With Use OF Vato.

SOVIET VETO, NO. 16 KILLS U.S. PLAN 10 HALT BALKAN WARFARE   Russians Expected To Quit Border Watch; Chairman Says Council Fails   iMATTER FOR ASSEMBLY

Gromyko Has 16-Veto Mark  Britain and US May Throw Case to General Assembly, Take Joint Action:

RUSSIA'S DROP FROM BALKANS UN. UNIT SEEN   Move Predicted Following Gromyko’s Two Vetoes On Problem Tuesday

Attempt to Solve Balkan Problem Vetoed by Russia   Situation to Be Aired Completely In UN Assembly

Russia Expected To Withdraw Mar On Balkan Watch   Gromyko Vetoes Two Attempts To Selve Problem

Russia Ready To Walk Out On Balkan Dispute   New Rift Developing After Soviets Use Veto To Kill American Peace Effort; May Go To Assembls

[Russia’s Withdrawal From U. N. Balkan Commission  Expected Following Veto

TO KILL PLAN OFFERED BY U.S.   Rustian Representative on  Border Commission May Be Withdrawn

Expect Russia To Withdraw From Watchers   Reds Renounce UN Authority To Act In Trouble Area

Reds Likely to Withdraw  From Balkan Commission  U. §. Peace Move Killed by Vetoes; Case May Go to UN Genera! Assembly

Fireman Slugs If Out with Bear, Saves Life of Boy, 3      Boy Held to Live Wire 10 Minutes

BOY ATTACKED BY BEAR: SAVED BY FIREMAN   Walter Troy Hero of Daring Rescue at Brookfield Zoo

Senator Bridges Says Buaget Of  Truman Is Shoe!   Key Figure In Congress Fi nancial Issues Assails Budget Program Presented Today   SAYS PEOPLE DEMAND REDUCTION IN TAXES

Don Quillen Sells. Photography Studio, To-Former Dallasife   Quillens Operated Business For Past™: 14 Years‘ in Mexia

Proposal To Separate Game Division From Con. servation Department

“Indigent” Widow, Ill In Hosnifal Owns Investments Worth $150,000

Minister on Stand tc Deny Arsor   Milwaukee Man Charged With Firmg Church, Makes Full Denial

Educators Mourn  Dr. Hetzel’s Death   Tributes Are Given To Educational Work Of Late President Of State College

GREEK LEFTISTS OPEN NEW FRONT   Attacks Seen ‘Trick’ To Re: lieve Macedonia Pressure

Guerrilla Attacks Reported Shifted   Greek Battleships Fire On Doris Concentrations

CLASHES ON OU-MILE FRONT   New Attacks, Said Communist Inspired, Near Turkish Border

DEATH ACCOUNT HELD UNLIKELY   Boy’s Story Of. Massillon Mystery Discounted

Babies’ Removal by Boy From Cribs ‘Unlikely’, Doctor Says After Tests

Says Kaiser ‘Put Heat on Washington’   Authority Says Child Not Guilty

10 Percent Rent Boost ls Expected   Bill Would End US Control: In..10°Months, Put Tt: To: States

Senate Approval Seen for Plan to End Rent Control   Congress Likely to Allow 10 Percent Increase at Once

Sees Senate Approval on Rent Hikes   Wherry Predicts 10 Per Cent Boost. In All Ceilings —

RENT CONTROL END PREDICTED   Senate Panel Would Abolish Curbs in 10 Months

Senate Group Set to End All Rent Controls  Tememacdiata } Se oe   Immediate General 10 Per Cent Hike in Ceilings Predicted

End of Rent Control Predicted Via Senate Approval   General Ten Per Cent Increase in Sight If Banking Committee Gives Way to Proposal of Chairman Buck

Foreign Relief Bill Assailed By GOP Group  Post UNRRA Aid Measure Attacked  zemt sk. #®L.. Lf

Supreme Cour’ Upholds Montana Tax  Unanimous Decision lg   Unanimous Decision Says Motor Carrier Levy Legal

Supreme Cour' Upholds Montana Tax  Unanimous Decision Says Motor Carrier Levy Legal

Economist Sees Richer Future  Living Standards to Undreamed Levels

Dawn Arrival Of “Rebel Observer” At Rio Hints Problem’s Introduction

MAY ASK FOR AID   Inter-American Conference Might Called to Mediate Civil War

Paraguay May Ask Mediation   Success For Group is President’s Wish

Pan-American Conference May Be Asked To End Five-Month-Old Battle; Marshall Plon for Latin ‘America Hinted; Truman Schedulec To Arrive Later

Parley Viewed As Important Aid To Peace   Rio De Janeiro To Be Host At Meeting Of Hemi. sphere Delegates  On Friday °   Marshall Heads U. 8. Delegation   President Expresses Hope Conferénce Will Set An Example For Rest Of World

Paraguay May Seek Action on Revolt  Argentina Requests Aid for Americas

Delegates To Rio Defense Meet Arrive   ’ May Mediate In Paraquay Strife

Flood Threats Passing in North Missouri  Southeastern Kansas Streams Rising After

Truman Names Miner To Office  Kmetz Of Nanticoke  Acct Ser OF Lahar

Interim Committee Of Legislature on  Welfare Calls for. Public Hearina -

NEW YORK COTTON   AFRAID OF RUSSIANS = Prince Happy To Be in Jail After Arraignment

LEGISLATURE c On FIEMS BIS APPOINTMENTS AND HE MOVES INTO MANSION —

WEATHER AIDS IOWA’S CORN   July Brings Good Improvement; Weed Growth Cleaned Out

FOUR DANGEROUS PRISONERS FLEt SALEM, MASS. All   Police Of 13 States Alerted; Fugitives Are Heavily Armed

Inmates Overcome Guards, Flee Jail In Massachusetts   Leck Two Unarmed Jailers In Cells; Smuggled Revolver Aids Escape   13-STATE DRAGNET SPREAD FOR QUARTET   Salem Police Search in Beach Area for Possible Hideaway Cottage

Solution To Holy Land Issue Rests With U. S., Russia  Arabs Hope Accord Won't Be Reached

U.S.-Russian Accord May Settle Issue   Need Agreement on Holy Land Partition Proposal

U.S.. Russian  Accord Sought On Palestine   Selution te Problem Hinges on Agreement Between Two Powers

Busy Congress: Post-Session Investigations  Will Require Time, Travel:

SPECTACULAR BLAZE -GRIPPLES” STEAMER   Passengers Of John Ericsson  Stymied In New York

Blaze Cripples Liner Ericsson   Billion and Half Loss in Ship Fire

12 Million Dollar Fire Sweeps Liner At New York Berth   Blaze Only  Block From Normandie Disaster in 1942

Liner at Pier: Swept by Fire   - $1,500,000 Damage in Blaze; Nearby “Queen’ Te Unhanned

Rural District Margin 14 Tol Against Liquor   Referendum Under Local Option Law Keeps County Legally Dry For Two Years: 5614 Voter Cart

‘Screaming Typhoon Strikes Manila, Philippine Islands   Casualties, Damage Said To Be Hich

First Reports Indicate Many Dead And Injured; Famous Hotel Wrecked

Typhoon Strikes Philippines: Three Vessels Wrecked   Three Persons Known Dead in 120-Mile Wind Storm at Manila

VIOLENT TORNADIC WINDS KILL FIVE, INJURES FOURTEEN   North-Central Arkansas, Southern Missouri Are Hit By Severe Storm

Philippine Storm Hits With Fury   Three Killed, Buildings Are Torn Apart

AT LEAST 3 DIE IN PHILIPPINES 120 MPH STORM   Tyvhoon Rivs Off Roof and Wrecks Communications

Typhoon Hits Manila Area. Of Philippines   “Some Killed and Many Injured On Christmas’ Day

FOREIGN SHIPS IN DISTRESS   At Least Three Persons tre Killed and Blevett injured in Manila — Commercial Planes ure Destroyed and Homes and Business Buildings Damaged,

TWISTER. ROARED ritrovart: MANILA AFTER STAIK: “NG MANY OTHER  pIsTRicts          Weave PDamace

At Least Six Reported Dead When Twister Hits At Kent And Bethel   Fifteen Injured At Montgomery   Twister Strikes At Gunter Field Area Near Capital City

MUST WITHDRAW STRIKE NOTICE   Trail on Central Issue, Regarding Rights of Union, to Re Held

Court Ruling Seems Certain To Bar Strike   Tribunal’s Decision Likely Te Prevent Any Spring Coal Walkout,

Court Decision  May Avert Coal  Strike in Spring Threat of Larger Penalty ©  ‘May Keep Pits ‘Operating While Government in Contro

Pits Peace Seen Probable ~ Until July 1 When U.S. Gives Up Reins

Ruling May Bar Spring Strike   Expect Miners to Stick to Pits at Least Until July 1

Court's Ruling Spikes Threat of March 31 Strike   Government Expected To Push Efforts To Avert New Showdown

COURT RULING MEANS PEACE IN MINES   Miners Expected To Stay On Jobs Until July   EFFORTS MADE   To Get U.M.W., Operators - To Reopen Wage Talks; Lewis Is Silent

No Mine Strike #s In Prospect Before July 1   Legal Maneuvering Appears Certain To Keep Peace This Spring.

SUPREME COURT ACTION LIKELY  TO KEEP PEACE IN COAL FIELDS   Miners Expected To Stay On Job Until July 1—End Of Gov’t Control 

Supreme Court Will Rule to Preserve Peace  Miners May Stay on Jobs Until July 1

Respite Wil Permit Negotiations Leading to Transfer of Pits Back to Owners; Next Step Te Settino of Trial Date on Original Issue

No Trouble Anticipated Before July   Court Ruling Holds Whip Over Lewis; Issue Yet To Be Decided by Trial Fudge Goldshborsugh

Rules Out Karly  Mine Shutdown   Major Legal Point Sull To Be Decided

Ruling Assures Peace In Coal Mines For Time   NO STRIKE IS EXPECTED BY MINERS THIS SPRING

Court Action Staves Off Strike  mt. Pemettdaratian le That Cace Ie Still Before Courts

Little Likelihood Of Miners Striking Until Mines Are Returmed to Owners By Government; Effort Now Being Focused on New Contract Between Union, Operators

SUPREME COURT RULING OFFERS SPRINGRESPITE   MINERS EXPECTED TO KEEP DIGGING UNTIL MIDSUMMER TRANSFER

Courts Slapdowrn Of Lewis Halts Spring Coal Strike   Expectations Are Miners Will Stick to Their Jobs at Least Until July 1, When Operators Will Regain Federally Held Pits

COURTS RULING SHOULD ASSURE WORK TO JULY 1   Miners Probably Will Sta On Job During Spring As Result Of Decision

US. To Use Lull for Coal  Negotiations   Government May Intensify Efforts Ti Brine Settlement

Court Verdict Expected Io Block Strike  Miners Will Stay On Jobs Until July 1 At Least, When Rule Change

No Coal Striking This Spring; New Action in Courts  No Walkouts Seen  Before Owners Take Rarlb Thaire Shafhtc

Blocks Strike Action   Court Decision Means No Coal Walkout Till Right to Break Con tract Issue Is Settled

Coal Walkout May Not Come Until Summer   Legal Maneuvering Likely To Keep Miners in Pits

Court Slapdown Of Lewis Should  Preserye Peace   Miners Are Ex, Expected Tc Stick To Their Jobs To July } At Least.

JOHN L. LEWIS APPEARS TODAY BEFORE MEMBERS OF SENATE LABOR RELATIONS COMMITTEE   When Questioned by Senator Taft He Replied He Has No Suggestions to Make Which Might Tend Toward More Amicable Adjustments in Coal Situation—President Truman Calls Off His Caribbean Trip—Other Worldwide News

(ie ele 3e   Lewis Slap-Down Expected. t ' Keep Mines in Operation  Until fuly First   GOVERNMENT TO TRY TO “START WAGE CONFERENCES

‘Miners Likely To Stick fo Jobs” Until Next July 1   Decision of Court Holds $2,,. 800,000 Whip Until Judge Decides If Strike Legal

Spring Strike In Coal Mines  Is Not Likely   ‘Supreme Court Decision _ Expected To Preserve Peace Until July 1

Workers Likely To Stay At Jobs Until July 1   Operators Will Get Plants Back On That Date

Court Slapdown Of Lewis Makes Strike Unlikely   Legal Maneuvering May Bar Walkout Until Summer

Court Slapdown Of Lewis Means Coal  Peace Until July 1   Miners’. Chief Still _ Faces _ Court Test of Right fo Rrask Coarntract

High Court Slapdown Of Lewis May: Mean Spring Peace In Coal Regions

Next Move by Mine Union Chief Uncertair   No Walkout Seen Probable Before July 1

Slapdown Likely to Preserve Peace in Goal Fields this Spring   One Issue Unsettled

Coal Strike  This Spring Not in Cards   Court Ruling Seems T« Have Averted Peril At Least to July.

Decision Of Court! Appears Certain To! Keep Pits Working   Lewis Says Government  ‘‘Blackjacks’   Says Operators, Miners Could Settle Disputes

Expect Coal Men To Stay At Their Job   Coal Owners Are Due To Take Over Mines July ; Government Redoubles Efforts For Truce

Wallace's Speaking Tour Termed Great Personal Success   Third Party Talk Gaining - Momentum

Wallace Warns Truman To Go Liberal--Or Else; Third Party. Could Hurt Democrats

WALLAGE CALLED THREAT 10 PARTY   Former Vice-president Now Has Many Backing Him, Report Shows.

DEMOS HESITATE 10 OFFEND WALLACE DESPITE DISLIKE: THEY NEED HIS FOLLOWING

Speaking Tour Over Country A Big Success   Ex-Vice President  Speaks Freely Of A Third Party

South Horida Still Isolated   Transportation To Lower End Is Being Resumed

Polio Unit Plans Purchase of Iron Lung for Patients  Equipment Given. Spac at St Marv’.   Equipment Given, Space at St. Mary's Hospital

Polio Unit Plans  Purchase of Iron  Lung for Patients   Equipment Given, Space at St. Mary’s Hospital

MORE FAMILIES ESCAPE FLOODS   New Defense Line Is Set Up Along Illinois Side Of Mississippi

HURRICANE ‘HITS GREAT BRITAIN   Winds Add Damage At Death Toll Hits 14

Eleven Dead, Millions of ‘Damage in British Storm 198 Mile an Hour Winds Reported

England Swept By New Storms   13 Dead; Property Damage Mounts In-Flooded And Snowbound Brifain

British Hurricane . Death Toll Set at 14   Big Property Damage to Isle Already Flooded--Country SHE Snowbound

Hurricane Hits Britain; 11 Die   Millions of Dollars In Property Damage Reported As Storm Ends

Storm Loss in Britain Large   Swirling Hurricane Blows Self Out Over Snowbound Island

Hurricane Hits Hapless British Isles   Kills 14, Does Millions In Property Damage in Flooded, Snowbound Britain

HURRICANE LEAVES 11 ENGLISH DEAL   Southern England ts. Flooded Snow Cripples Nation

Flooded, Snowbound England Counts Ld Dead Following Costly Hurricane

HURRICANE KILLS 11 IN HARD-HIT BRITAIN   Property Damage Runs inte Millions From Storm

14 Killed In England   Millions of Dollars In Property Loss From 98 Mile Gale

Britain Reports 11 Dead, Damage In The Millions   Hurricane Adds To Misery OF Floods And Snow.

‘Britain's Laski Characterizes United States as an ‘Unthinking Santa Claus‘

Britisher Deplores American Santa Help for Europe   Harold Laski, Socialist Expert, Thinks U. ‘ Constitution Outmoded; Sees Giant Witch Hunt Here as Greatest Handicap

EASY. MONEY, RELAXED. PUBLIC OPINION ARE BLAMED  Ship Of Matrimony Finds Rough Sailing With Record Number Of Divorces Reported In 1946

TRUMAN SETS PEACE BASIS IN KEY TALK   Brazilian Congress Interpret Hint Of U.S. Aid

U.S. Support Pledged to ‘United Nations   President Asserts Americans Will Not Forget Friends

Other Solution To State Money Crisis Foreseen  Governor Wants . Ta Study faethe

TEMPERATURES   Reveals Policy In His Messane To Legislature   Promises To Continue Purge Of Government Crooks And Grafters

Russia Backs Expensive Greek Civil War With Surprisingly Cheap Propaganda

GUERILLAS FIRE ON U, S. MARINES   Landing Party And Plane Targets From Ambush In North China

'  — AMBUSH —  Reds Also Shoot at Y ank Plane   2 of 3 LOST FLIERS SAFE

Report U. S. Officials Reconciled to Failure of Conclave   There’s Nothing to Indicate Any Chance for Agreement by Russia and Allies on Treaties

PUBLIC HEALTH SETUP OPPOSED   Medical Society Reveals Reasons For Ouster Of Dr. De Kleine

Slain OF WISCONSIN County Court — Waukesha County in Probate In the Matter of the Estate of GEORGE J. BICHARDS.

TO PRINT BABSON’S FORECASTS DEC. 31   Constitution-Tribune Will Carry Statistician’s Outlook for 1948 Wednesday.

Babson Outlook To Appear In Jan. 1 Issue   Noted Business Analyst Will Make 1948 Prediction In The RH

TO PUBLISH BABSON FORECAS}   Last Year His Predictions Were Ninety-Three Per Cent Accurate.

WALLACE TOUR PLANS ANNOUNCED   Opens Series of U. S. Talks Wednesday From  New York

‘Annexation’ Saar Basin  Is Complete   French Control of Region Compares to Poland’s Hold On German Territory Beyond the Oder

Ohioans To Vote On Four Amendments To Constitution At Polls On Tuesday

4. Ohio Constitution Amendments  _To Be Decided by Voters Tuesday

WORSHIP SERVICE HELD ABDARD SHIP   Windswept Fantail of USS Missouri Is Church for Truman’s Party

Yugoslavs Charge Greek Violation   Ask U.N. Investigation Of Alleged Air Raid

‘GEN, MCNAREY LEAVES GERMANY; WARNS BIG FOUR LAGAINST “SINK-HOLE”

MIDWEST GETS BRITISH G2ODS   Muskegon Firm Makes Shipping Agreement For Lakes States

RITES SATURDAY FOR SGT. GHERKE   Body Of Defiance Soldier Who Died In Hawaii Due Thursday

GETTYSBURG MAN FOUND DEAD IN BED   a senaes Jeffeoat, 62, Dfes Suddenly * From Coronary Occlusion— Funeral Sunday

CLUES CHECKED IN CADDY DEAT   Employe At Detroit Golf Club Questioned In Mystery Murder

GRAND JURY TO HEAR LAMARRE TESTIMONY   ‘Dummy’ Executive On Stand At Meyers Hearing

Lamarre to Tell  Of Meyers’ Deals   General's Accuser To Testify in Secret Before Grand Jury

LAMARRE CALLS MEYERS ‘SNAKE   Will Follow Young Wife As Witness Before Grand Jury

Plane Missing With 20 Fivers   Jewish Bank Robbed Of $28,000 Friday   Man Falls To Death on Wedding Anniversary

Truant Busman Wins Applause On His Return   Company Post Bond For Man Who Drove Bus Off Route To Florida

Young Chicago Mother Questioned _ in Strangulation Death of Bab»

British Women, Children Ordered Out of Palestine  Mawe Dea Dieact   Move Presages Drastic Steps to Curb Unrest, Terrorism in Holy Lanc

British Order  Evacuation  of Holy Land   Drastic Military Operations in Terusalem Forecas

BRITISH ORDER PORTENDS WAR FOR HOLY LAND   Women And Children To Return To England Before Tuesday

Action Presages Military Drive Against. Terrorism; ManvWomenObiect

DRASTIC MILITARY ACTION PREDICTED TO CURB VIOLENCE   Palestine Officials to Be Res  moved to Security Camps —Martial Law Report  Families to Be Concentrated Tuesday Morning and Sent to United Kingdom From Haifa.

Evacuation Order Presages Martial Law In Holy Land  Many Britons Will Not Heed Directive

British Order Some Subjects Quit Holy Land   Women, Children To Be Evacuated To Great Brtiain

British Clear  Decks for War In Holy Lane   Com pulsory Evacuations Of All Women, Children bv Encleand

British Plan Drastic Move In Holy Land   Campaign To Wipe Out Terror Raids Ordered; Women Must Leave Area

Officials Are Ordered Into Security Camps  Move Augurs Drastic Military Action to Stamp Out Terrorism

PALESTINE SEEKS: BRITISH REMOVAL      ‘Women, Children Evacuation Order Met With Blunt !  Refusal

MARTIAL LAW EXPECTED 10 BE FIRST STEP   Evacuation of British Women and Children Ordered by Govt.

Evacuations In Holy Land Are Ordered   »Many Women Refuse. Report Citizens Of U.S. Not In Danger

British Women, Children Ordered Out Of Palestine   Evacuation To Be Accomplished By Tuesday—Move Presages Drastic Military Action To Stamp Out Terrorism

Drastic Move Taken In Fear. Of Continued ‘Terrorism. Martial Law In Palestine Helieved Next Sten

Tropical Storm Gaining Force   Sweeping Toward British West Indies; Vessels Are Warned.

Tropical Storm Heads Toward West Indies   Winds Estimated At Hurricane Force

Strike in State Gets Off to a Quiet Start   Telephone Workers in Kansas Began Leaving Boards This Morning

4,000 Out In Kansas   Telephones Manned By: Skeleton Staffs As Workers Walk Out

Four Peace Pacts Ratified By U.S.  Senate Action  ie) T. ea awe me oe a da. Sa Gita co   Russia. France Stil] Must  Approve   (.1, \ppomtment (i \ rivht Vorrow  As Ambassador

Four Peace Pacts fatified by US. Senate Action  Russia. France  Still Must   Ash Appointment Of Wright Morrev A. Ambassador

Shake-up Hits N.Y. Police in  Bookie Drive   22 Inspectors Shifted As Commissioner Savs ‘Heat Is On’

NEW YORK POLICE FORCE SHAKEN UP   Twenty-Two Inspectors To Be Troneferred

‘Monty’ Is Patton Target    Blamed For Worst Error of War in Not Following Up Historic Drive Through France

General Patton Blamed Length Of War In Europe On Britain’s Montgomery And His Influence With Eisenhower

Posthumous Article Charges War Leng thened, Thousands Sacrificed Gen. Patton Claims Mon igomery  Made ‘Momentous Error Of War’

PATTON'S STORY GOES TO PRESS   Magazine Article Gives General’s Views on War; ‘Monty’ Is Criticized

Patton Book Puts Blame On  Montgomery   Says British Field Marshal Slowed U.S. Third Army Advance

War Proionged, Late General Claimed  Patton Paver Rays Montgomer\

Patton Scorches Gen. Montgdémery ‘In Published Memoirs Of The War   Says Too Many  Lives Lost Declares Respect For Gen. Bradley

General Patton Criticized British, U.S. Officers for Holding Him Back

General Montgomery, Other US Officers Criticized By Gen. Patton in War Journal

Patton's War Journal Hits Top Officers   Declares War Could Have Been Shortened With Saving of Lives

Patton Journal Cites ‘Boner’ By Gen. Montgomery   Says ‘Momentous Error’ Prolonged War And Cost Thousands Of Lives.

Gen. Patton Criticizes. Montgomery   Momentous Error  Of War Is Cited

PATTON'S DIARY CRITICISES BRASS   BLAME MONTGOMERY FOR HALTING DRIVE OF HIS THIRD ARMY

'Monty' Blamed for Length of War  Patton Journal Criticizes Strategy of British Marshal

War Journal Says. Forces Could Hove Been Across Rhide im 10 Bays

Patton Journal Reveals Strong Criticism   Late Head of Third Army Says “Monty” Made Grave Blunder

Patton Criticism Of British General Reveuled in Diary   Wor. Journal Tells. How._.U.S. Commande Blamed Monigomery Fer Prolonaed Battle

Patton Raps Montgomery In Memoirs   Delay in Delivery Of Gasoline Held Cosrly War Mistake

TRUMAN,ALEMAN TO CONFER ON U.S. MEXIGO   Mutual, Common Defense Topics  Of Private Talks

President Of Mexico Will  Visit Truman   Will Arrive In Washington Tuesday Afternoon In Truman’s Special Plane   TO SPEND THREE DAYS AT CAPITAL

Special March Session of Legislature Promises to be Hot, 3-Ring Circus

“The God Of Creation,” Sound Motion Picture, Is Feature Sunday Night At Baptist Church

Royal Family Starts Journey  To South Africa   Princess Elizabeth Making Her First Trip Abroad Is Central Figure   WEATHER FORCES PROGRAM CHANGE  (RUTLIETIN)

Had a Right To Intercede: May  Wartime Authority Granted Privileae

Had Right To App 1   May Says Actions in Behalf. of Garssons Only in Line of Duty As Committee Head

Krug Calls Coal, Oil Men Meet  Seek Means Meeting  Heavy Fuel Demand<

COAL INDUSTRY SUMMONED FOR KRUG MEETING   Interior Secretary  Seeking More Fuel Dp

Krug Summons  Coal Leaders   Means. of Meeting Heavy Needs ta fe Aired

Six Injured ln a Uprising   Trouble Develops In Indiana State Reformatory At Pendleton, Indiana

—Cambridge Relief — Emergency Fund Grows As Second Rain Hits Area  ss Naral Now 812.807

GAS CURTAILED AS MERCURY NEARS ZERO   60 M. P. H. Wind in Northern States; — 7 Above Here,

Cold Wave Stil Holds Much Of Nation In Grip   Near Zero Temperatures And Heavy Snows Pre-  vail In Midwest Area.   WESTERN PENNA. ALSO IN ZERO BELT

Won't Quit The U.N.   Vishinsky in Bitter Attack On Argentine Delegate Who Asked Reds Be Dropped

Charges U. S. Policy Is Dividing World   Wallace Asserts He Seeks Basis for Co-operation

Wallace Says Truman Policy  Divides Vorld  Says European  Nations Would Pe

Charges U. S. Policy Is Dividing World  Wallace Asserts  He Seeks Basis   Wallace Asserts He Seeks Basis for Co-operation

FORD PLANT ARE BEATEN   Three Who Refused to Join Strike Ambushed At Detroit.

Phone Strike Settlements In Six States Announced   Ohio Bell Representatives Walk Out of Meeting at Cleveland

Western Electric Settlement Fades  Strikers in Six States Reach Pacts

‘Phone Workers In Six States To End Strike   No Agreement Sighted Yet By  Western Electric

MICHIGAN PRONE WORKERS SETTLE WAGE CONTRAC   45,000 ‘Employees Prepare to Resume Jobs in Midweet Areos

6-State Phone Strike Ended   45,000 Reach Pacts With Two Companies

UNION WON'T CROSS OTHER PICKET LINES   S. W. Bell Workers Accept a $442 Weekly Wage Hike, but Wait for Settlement of Other Units’ Disputes.

Phone Workers End Strikes in 6 More States  Disputes With WE And Ohio Bell Are

Only Western Klectrie Tieup Stull Unsolved   Indiana Dispute Ready For Ratification of Settlement Terms— Raise Retroactive

Electric Firm And Workers Fail To Agree   Employes In 24 States Involved in Walkout

Settle Phone Strikes. In Half Dozen States .   Employes in Michigan, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas End Walkouts.

U, §. WAR ACE LOST IN AFRICA   Search For Missing Plane Under Way

Plane With 4: Missing In South Africa   Piloted by Col. Chesley G Peterson, Widely Known World War II Ace

ENROLLMENT OF 110   Short Courve for Insurance Men Being Held at K.L

COAL GASOLINE PLANT STARTED   Supply Assured For 3,000 Years In $120,000,000 Synthesis Project

Convert Coal Into Gasoline   Huge Project Centered In Pittsburgh

Largest Producer Announces Project To Synthesize Coal Into Gasoline, Fuel Oil, Gas

Oil and Natural Gas, Too A Gasoline Reserve for 3,000 Years Through Coal Synthesis

‘Pro ject Inaugurated To Assure  I  _ Adequate Reserves Of Gasoliné

Largest Producer Will Start Converting Coal To Gasoline, Gas And Oil   $120,000,000 Project. Con fase Nation’ s Gasoline Reserve For 3,000 Years; To Start In  Pennsylvania ‘Pilot Plant’

Printers Denied State Benefits  Union May Increase Its Own Strike Fund

WAYS TO TRAP REDS 1S HUNTED   Compulsory Registration Of All Communists Is Proposed

Scientists Camping in Brazil Are Ready for Eclipse of Sun Tuesday

Sun To Be In Total Eclipse  . Scientists Prepare For Event Tuesday

DENY REPORT STASSEN IS FAVORED FOR VICE PRESIDENT BY OHIO SENA_TOR

Better Weather Aids Wide Search   Alaska Being Scanned by Land, Sea, Air for Missing P.A.A. Plane   DISAPPEARED IN STORM   Carried 13 Passengers, In cluding an Infant, and A Crew of Five

2 Bay Fliers Among 18 on ost Clipper   Wide Air Sea, Land Search Under Way In Ketchican Area   Map on Page 3

Better Weather Aids Wide Search   Alaska Being Scanned by  Land, Sea, Air for Miss, Plane   Cariied 13 Passengers, In. . cluding an Infant, and A Crew of Five

Soviet Asked To Explain Policy  British Seek Word On Hunaarvy Action

Britain Asks Intentions   Wants To Know Just What Soviet Policy Toward Hungary Is

Britain Seeks Information  On Hungary   Avoids Premature Judginent, Seeks To Learn Facts First

British Seek Soviet Policy In Hungary   Ambassador Told To Obtair Clarification of Red Stand

‘Investigate Red Hungarian Stand   British Ambassador Ordered to “Clarify” Seviet Policy

FATAL BERLIN BLAST BRINGS SOVIET PROBE   8 Germans Killed; § Others Hurt As Wing Wrecked

CLAY TAKES OVER AMG IN EUROPE   Replaces General McNarney In Ceremony At Frankfort.

Sharp Words Fly in U.N. Balkan Feud  Johnson of US. Rad GConmeln   Johnson of US. And Gromyko In Heated Talk

Soviet - U.S. Delegates In U. N. Dispute   U. S. Deputy Delegate Johnson and Gromyko Trade Words in Security Council.

-U. S$. AND REDS CLASH IN U.N. SECURITY MEET   Delegates Indulge I Flareup Concerning Yugoslav Speech

Appear Headed for ‘Showdown Battle Over Slav Revolt Against Frontier Commission

DELEGATES IN SHARP EXCHANGE   U. S. And Russia Clash Over Yugeslav’s Tirade. ‘Against Greece

United States, Russia  Clineh   Close Watch Kept Over Balkans At U. N. Session

Showdown Near (n Slav Revolt   Russia And uu. S. Deadlocked In  Security Council

WORD BATTLE FEATURED BY U.S.-RUSSIA   Verbal Skirmishing Is Caused Over  Yugoslav’s Remark

U.S., Russia Swap ‘Blows   Slav Tirade AgainstGreece Leads to Flareug

US., Russia In Showdown Over Balkans   Sharp Comment Made During U. N. Hearing

Russia, U.S. Clash on Balkan Border Inquiry  ~ U.S. Delegate Johnston  _ Tangles with Gromyko on Slav's Attack on Greece

U. S., Russia Appear Headed Fe: Showdown  On Balkan: Frontiers —

Reds, U.S. In Showdown Fight In UN Meeting   Controversy Revolves About Slav Revolt Against Watch On Balkan Frontiers

U. §.,. Russian Argue In U.N. Over Balkans  Disagree Sharply  Over Commission To Watch Borders

Johnson, Gromyko In Hot Exchange   Council Chairman Unable To Cheek Angry Words As Conditions In Greece Discussed

New Showdown on Slav Revolt   U:S. and Russia Swap Sharp Words Over Rittack on Greeks

TWO COUNTRIES DISAGREE OVER BALKAN ISSUES   Battle Looms After Slav Revolt Against Keeping Of International Watch On  Balkan Frontiers.

Yugoslav Upsets Council Session  American, Soviet Delegates Flare Up

U.S. and Soviet Officials Clash In UN Council   Hot Words Flare Back And Forth Over Slav Right to Blast Greeks

Johnson Clashes With U.N. Soviet Delegate  Hot Words Hurled Over Tirade Leveled at Greeks

U. S. PROTESTS  SOVIET TIRADE  AGAINST GREECE DELEGATES CLASH  IN UNITED NATIONS DEBATE ON BALKANS

U. S., Russia Are Near To Showdown  Beullwe Bseanbiaewe   Slavic Revolt Agains Balkan Frontier Inspection Flares Up

See Showdown Fight in Council  . Concerns Revolt on International Watch

—— ee  U.S. and Russia Disagree Again  Delegates Quarrel in U. N. Discussion about Balkan Frontiers

Russ, U. S. Delegates Harangue   Johnson and Gromyko Have Verbal Battle Over Greek Issue

Showdown Looms In Balkan Probe  Russia, America Trade Sharp Words

PHONE SERVICE CRISIS LOOMS   DELEGATES EXPECTED To VOTE. FOR NATIONWIDE . S STRIKE AT MEETING  .  * MONDAY

FROM THE DIM PAST— Five-Day Devil Dance of Apaches Will Be Held North of El Paso

PEPPER BLASTS GOP FOR ENDING OPA JUNE 30TH   Claims Senate Vote Will End Rent Controls April 30

‘Veterans Are Hit By ‘Double Blow’   Rent Control, Housing Program Theatened Bv Senate Vote To Put OPA Out Of Business

Rinehart. *s Chef Hangs Self In Cell   Dies At Bar Harbo) After Knife Attack

Atom May Outd Luther Burbank  Isotopes To Boost Bb ucbmbi mam TIL O1eaebeo

Use Of Radioactive Atoms In Agriculture ‘May. Bring Burbank’s ‘Wild’ Dreams True

U.S. Braces For New Red Blast in U. N.   ‘American-Backed Greek Issue Sure To Set Off Tirade

Expect New Blast From Red Russia   Violent Attack Likely To Mark Debate On Greece

East-West Issues Head for UN Tes!   Marshall to Launch Move to Pin ‘Crime’ On Soviet Satellites

Greek Discussion Expected to Bring 3rd Soviet Attack   U. S. Braces Itself for New Russian Offensive in UN Committee

Five Missing, 400 Destitute In Flood Area   Vermont Dam Bursts, Sending 9-Foot Wall Of Water in Rutland

FIVE MISSING INFLOODAT RUTLAND. VT.   City Without  Water, Gas or Power Service

RUTLAND, VT., IS SCENE OF FLASH FLOOD   Five Persons Missing, 400 Homeless After Dam Near City Gives Wav.

Five Missing, 400 Homeless in Vermont Flood   Damage Estimated at Million or More After Dam Bursts

ARCHITECTS COMING   About 66 Will Attend Attend Fall Meeting at k. L. This Weekend

Bill Is Presented To Pay Teachers Flat $400 Bonus  Lantelatian le Cant tn:   Legislation Is Sent to Committee; Re-distric Measure Introduced

Money Would Be Received Before July 1  Westbrook, Powell Ready to Introduce

Blum Rejected in Special Vote By Parliament   New Appointment May Be Refused

Auriol Appoints Schuman to Form New Government   Popular Republican Will Tackle Task at Which Lezn Blum Failed   STRIKES CRIPPLING FRENCH RAILROADS   New Premier Goes Before Assembly Later Today for Confidence Vote

Gunmen Steal lewels Valued   Richard Coffins Held Up by Trio Wielding Black jacks: Flee in Ca

Ex-Wife of Late Damon Runyon :  Gem Theft Vietim  Coffin Couple Held Up, Robbed of Jewels Valued at 83200.000

$200,000 IN GEMS STOLEN IN HOLDUP   Gunmen Wielding Blackjacks Am. bush Couple and Force Them to Onen Safe in Home.

Gunmen Rob Runyon’s §  IEx-Wife Of $200,000   Blackjack-Wielding Trio Slug Husband In Dartmouth. Mass.

_truman Asks "Extension  ol Controls President Appeals  ba Pg PO ep RET: GENES,   President Appeals to Congressional Leaders at Parley

Truman Plead For Extended  War Powers  Oe   President Meets ‘Big Six’ Solons at Unusual Session

Truman Requests Continued Sugar, Grain Controls.  International Affairs Not Mentioned in Talk With Cancrece  eadere

Control of Sugar and _Rice. Foreign Affairs Not Mentioned At Meeting of the Big Six Convressional Leaders

Truman Appeals To Lawmakers on Extending Curbs   Big 6 of Legislative Group Confer at White House

Truman Asks ‘Extension of Controls   President Appeals to Congressional Leaders at Parley

TRUMAN GHECKS WITH ‘BIG SIX’   Future Of \f  Legislatior Discussed At White House Dinner

TRUMAN OPPOSES LIFTING OF ALL FOOD CONTROL   Asks Authority to Continu Regulation of Sugar and Grain as Well as Some Materials.   CONFERS WITH SIX CONGRESS LEADERS   Subject Taken Up at Night Conference—Vandenberg Says Greek Issue Was Not Mentioned.

Truman Would Keep Controls   ‘Big Six’ Attend Mecting On Extensian Planc

Truman Talks ControlNeeds With Leaders  Coanaressional Bia Six   Congressional Big Six Has Conference with President

IN UNUSUAL NIGHT SESSION = HST Asks Conares inal Leaders To Keep. Curbs

ILLINOIS SHERIFF, PRISONER KILLED   FATAL AUTO CRASH AS OFFICER RETURNS FORMER CITY CLERK,

Fred Sings, “The Scene Changes—”’ Hollywood Story at Capital   Hughes Probe Like Old Beat, Even To Witness

Senate Probe of Howard Hughes’ Wartime Contracts Brings Back ‘Memories of Hollywood Days

Jewish Refugees Given Ultimatum  To Leave Ships   Failure Will Result in Deportaticn to Hamburg, Foreign Office Says

Jews Must Land Or Go to Germany   British Set Deadline For ‘Exodus’ Refugees

STOLE TYPEWRITERS   Thieves Teek Feurteen Frem Car: roliten High School,

Lull Continues In Holy Land  Violence Outbreak Feared Any Moment

DEATH TOLL BOOSTED: Arab Leaders Say Uneasy Quiet In Palestine May End Any Time.

Arabs Pledge Fight To End In Holy Land; Jew Is Killed   League Ends Parley In Firm Declaration To Oppose UN Plan

Arabs Renew War Threats as Fighting Mars Christmas Season in Holy Land

Arabs Pledge Fight To End  Over Partitior   Jew Killed In Attempt Through Arab Quarter

The Star Of Bethlehem Is Dimmed Strife Casts Deepening Shadows OverLand Where Christ Was Born

Arabs Pledge Fight To End  In Palestine   30-Year-Old. Jew Killed Attempting To Join  Forces; 264 Fatali« ties Reported

Jew s Seized, Slain By Arabs  Attempted To Slin   Attempted To Slip Through Jaffa Gate

RTRICKTLAND FiND   Holyland Overshadowed By Threat From Arabs To Wage War To Finish

JEW SHOT IN FLIGHT “THROUGH ARAB ARE!   Moslems Vow Fight To Enc _ Against Partition

Holy Land Ablaze On Eve of Yule  No Let-Up Evident In Arab-Jewish War  In Nazareth Area

Jew and Arab Are Slain in Jerusalem   Proclamation Made By Arab League to Fivht to the End

WarClouds Darken Holy Land   Roads to Nazareth Ripped By Strife as Arabs Call for Vengeance

STRIFE BARS YULE VISITS TO HOLY LAND   Roads to N azareth, Atop Mountain in Galilee, Lead Through Areas Ripped by Jewish-Arab Strife. 

Arab Cordon Kills Jew   New Arab Threat to Wage War Darkens Holy Land Outlook

More Deaths In Palestine   Arch League Proctaims Fight te Finish; Nevsereth Sad Qver Situation

Arabs Promise Finish Fight On Palestine Split  To Death As More -Vielence Occurs

No One Cares About Christmas— ‘Only Want To Kill, Says Nazarene Woman As War Looms Over Holy Land

ARABS CAPTURE AND KILL JEW WHO TRIED TO SLIP THROUGH CORDON, ARAB KILLED MAKES TOTAL 266 DEAD

Rrabs Pledge Finish Fight   Holy Land Enters Christmas Season Under Shadow.

Independents Return, Wage Gap Narrowing In Master Long Line Talks

N. Y. Phone Unions End Walkout  Birct Rin Reanl   First Big Break In Nationwide Strike; Win $4 Wage Increase

Conciliators See on Early Ending of Telephone Strike   New York Workers Cressing Picke? Lines

Local Service For New York Again Normal   Strikers Settle For $4 Increase In Firct Break

Phone Workers In New York Return to Work   Four Independent Unions Accept Pay Hike of $4 Weekly

National Tieup “May Be Over By Nightfall   Two Unions in State OK $4 Per Week Wage Boost   New York Operators EP stncene cen a bee wy salt

Pirst Major Break In 29-Day-Oh Nahonwide Telephone Stik Reported In New York   PICKET LINES ARE CROSSED BY WORKER!

MENBERS OF 4 N.Y. UNIONS GO BACK TO WORK   37,000 Workers Cross Picket Lines After Settlement of $4 Hike

SNS 686 EEWEEN  Workers  on Jobs   37,000 Members of Independent Unions Settle for $4 Boost

Four Unions End Telephone Strike In New York City   37,00 Return to Jobs With   LONG LINES GROUP FAVORS $5.14 OFFER   AT&T Refuses to Accept Compromise Suggested by Foderal Mediators -

Bell Workers Returning To  Their Jobs   Government Conciliators Striving Hard For Complete Ending Of The Tieup .

37,000 Accept Rate Of $4 Weekly Raise To Return To Work   Long-Lines Dispute Holds Key To Ending Nationwide Tie-Up

INDEPENDENT Dairy Strike NYUNIONS  CutsChicago BACK 10 WORK Milk Supply

Some Phone Strikers at Work Again   First Break in Walkout in New York—Long Lines People Still Out

N.Y. Phones Resume, U.S. Strike Cracks  37,000 Cross Picke Lines as 4 Unions Accept Terms

GENERAL ACCORDS ARE NOT REACHCD IN PHONE DISPUTE   Two Unions Settle Case in Chicago; Agree to Raise of $4 Weekly; Picket Lines Crossed.   GOVERNMENT ACTS TO WIN DUP ACTION

Major Break In New. York Phone Strike   Members Of Four Indepen. dent Unions Cross Picke! Lines. Roturn To Work

SETTLEMENT OF PHONE STRIKE BELIEVED NEAR   U. §. Conciliators Are at Work As Many Return to Their Jobs

37,000 Settle For Increase  Of $4 a Week   Long Lines Sull Out; Chicago, N. Carolina Unions Reach Accord

$4 Wage Hike Settles Strike In New York   Members of Four Independent Phone Unions Go Back to Work, Crossing Union Picket Lines.

37,000 Workers Return To Work After Unions Accept $4.00 Pay Hike

ltaly Rejoins Nations’ Fold As Pact OK'd   Country Reduced in Size and Faces Huge Reparations Debt

ITALY 10 REJOWN GROUP OF NATIONS   Formal Ratification of Peace Treaty with Allies Set For Today

ITALIAN PEACE TREATY TO BE SIGNED TODAY   Italy Rejoins Family Of Nations With  Ratification

Italy Rejoins Nations of  World Today   Former Axis Country to Get Peace at Price of Territory

Italy Today To Rejoin Family  Of Nations  Peace: Treaties   Peace Treaties Will Be Ratified; Marks Sad. End of  Fascist Experiment!

Nations to Sign  Italian Treaty   Faseist Adventure End: Le LT anac af Terrilary

Italy Will Liberty Tour Join Family Starts Out Of Nations Wednesday

House Reported “Ready to Roll’  _ Adjournment Is  Seen by July 31

CHARGES RUSSIA FAILED TO KEEP POTSDAM PLEDGE   BEVIN LASHES AT SOVIET UNION AND MOLOTOV REPLIES

Bevin Says Reds Conceal Number Of War Prisoners ~ Wants fo Know il Russia  Trausiers German Property Fram Red Sccunation Zone

Bevin Raps Reds’ ‘Broken Pledges’   Potsdam Agreement Violated, Briton Charges, Demanding Also Data on German Prisoners And War Goods; Molotov Makes Mild Reply

Sterner Policy Being Developec By Marshall?  That fs Report in Regard to Russia

Bevil n HurlsA Charge   Russia Accused orf Failing To Destroy German War Vessels

Accuse Soviet of Failure to Destroy Ships   Potsdam Agreements Violated, Says Bevin in Bia Four Session

Bevin Charges Russians With Breaking Pact   Accuses Soviet With Failure To Destroy German Vessels; Molotov Replies.

Bevin Says Reds Broke Agreements   Says Soviet Failed Fe Live Up To Pacts To Destroy Nazi Shin:

Bevin Queries Soviet About  Nazi Prisoner:   British Minister Asks ' Whether Russia Has Appropriated Property

BEVIN CHARGES RED VIOLATION OF PACT TERMS   Marshall Presses for Soviet Agreement on  Unified Germany

BEVIN CHARGES RED FAILURE IN POTSDAM PACT   Accuses Russia of Not Reporting POWs Held Qutside of Germany

BEVIN DEMANDS REDS GIVE UP GERMAN DATA   Briton Seeks Troop Information, Property Disposal "In Moscow Talks

BEVIN ACCUSES SOVIETS   Of Failing To ‘Report Pows Held Outside Germany

Bevin Accuses Russia of F ailing On Agreements   Soviet Charged With — Failure to Destroy Big ~ German Naval Vessels _

Molotov Mild To Bevin Plea   Russia Agrees To Giv Report On German Prisoners

Bevin Accuses Russians Of Violations    Ships Not Destroyed No Figures Given On Prisoners, He Says

Bevin. Lashes Soviet   Accuses Russia of Violating. Potsdam Agreement; Demands Reich Plant Accountins

Bevin Accuses Russia Of Failing To Live Up To  Potsdam Agreement Term:

Bevin Charges Russia Fails to Fulfill Pledge   Accusations Hurled in Reply to Attack at Biq Four Session

Marshall To Seek German Unification   Secretary of State Will Attempt To Win Russian Approval of Economic Unification of Reich.

Russ Fail to Keep  Pact: Bevin   Briton Accuses Soviet of Keeping German Ships, Property

Bevin Answers  Red Accusations On War Prisoners   New Demilitarization Program Being Formed

Says Russia Has Broken Ship Pact   Bevin Accuses Reds of Not Destroying German Vessels as Agreed   IN REPLY TO MOLOTOV   Minister Accused Britain, U.S. of Maintaining Ger man Armed Units

Economic Unifjgation of Gekmany Sought Before FourPower -Meetiaa

Russia Not Abiding By Pacts: Bevin   Briton Charges Failure To Destroy Major Ger. man Navy Ships.

U.S, SHOULDERS MAIN LOAD IN WORLD RELIEF   Pres. Truman Makes UNRRA Report, Shows Concern for Displaced Persons.

Weary U.N. Council Called Into Session For Egyptian Case   Truman Says Americans Will Be  Proud Of UNRRA Success

Truman Compliments UN Relief Agency ‘On Job Well Done   Congressional Report Congratulates UNRRA For Near’s Activities

UNITED STATES WILL CONTINUE AID TO NEEDY   Says Nation Will Realize Reat Worth of Program when Full Work Is Disclosed

VICTIM'S WIFE, 26, TELLS STORY OF MAD FLIGHT   “scapes From Kidnaper After 100-Mile Ride of Terror

TRIANGLE BARED IN SLAYING OF 2   WOMAN SAYS SHE NO LONGER LOVES MAN WHO KILLED HUSBAND AND FATHER.   ROT TF ETAT

America Protests Soviet Intrigue Against Hungary   State Department Threatens To Carry Case To UN

Hint of Plea To U.N. Reac Into Message’   Officials Scornful Of Red Propaganda On “Secret Pacts’

Threat To Take Issue Before UN Included in Note   Three-Power Probe Of Soviet Actions Demanded, Is Repor

Note Claims Breaching of Yalta Agreement; Bulgarian Arrest of Anti-Communist Leader Deplored

‘Strong Protest Note to Russia   United States Against Soviet Upset of Hungary’. ;  overnment   MAY SEEK U.N. ACTION   State Department Officials Decline to Give Exact Text

U.S. Sends Strong Protest io Russia   Note @a¥ries.: Implication: ‘That Hungarian — Case May Be Taken Before United Nations

Ask Support  For Doctrine   President Truman Appeals to Canoda For Full Support of Foreign Policy in Ottawa Address; Pledges Protection For Weak Nations.

Send Notes To Russia On Balkans   United States Protests Ac. tions in Hungaria, Bulgar ia—British Aroused

Threatens to Take Case “Before United Nations  if Necessary  for Action

U.S. Protests Hungary Coup   Sent Strong Not To Soviet Union; Threat Appeal To United Nations.

1,0. MAY Rak UN TO STUDY ~BALKAN COUR   Strong Protest Sent Reds Against Actions in Hungary.

Threat Made To Take Case To the-U.N.  State Department Wants Probe Re 2% Nations

Note Goes To Moscow   Believed to Carry Threat To Take Hungary's Case to U.N.

U. 5. Profests Soviet Coup In Hungary   Sends Strongly Worded Note to Russia With Threat to Take Case Before United Nations

U.S. Protests Hungary Seizure  In Note To Reds   Note Threatens To Take the Case Before the United Nations if Necessary.

Sends Sharp Note To Red  Commander   Asks Russians To Permit Probe Within Hungary

Protest  Red Coup In Hungary   Strong U.S. Note — To Russia, Reportedly . Carries Threat. to ~ Take Case to U: N.

REDS GIVEN U. S. NOTE ON HUNGARY   Document Protesting Soviet Upset of Budapest Government Reportedly Carries Threat of Appeal to U. N.

Action Threatened Over Hungary.... Sharp Protest Given Reds By  United States

U § N i é ; e he ' P Ls a Sweat  pe se Pie 4 , i oe . F : 4 “ re. bs " i . , a4 2 # * ; * ge  Soviet Told Issue Mav Ga Refare LIN

Interference Hotly Scored In Stafe Note  Affair Might Re Taken Ta

Austrian Regime Refuses Reds’ Flection Plea   Soviet Dominated Balkan Federation Reported Nearer

U.S. Note Scores Coup in Hungary    Protest Will Be Delivered to Soviet General

Note of Protest Sent to Russians   Communist Coup in Hungary Must Be Studied, U. S. Says

U. S. Protests  Red Maneuvers   British Alarmed Over Threat To Bulgaria By Communists

THREATENS 10 TAKE HUNGARY COUP BEFORE UN   Report Message Asks for Joint American, British Probe of Act

PROTEST TO REDS   US Threatens To Take Hungarian Issue Before UN

U. §. Protests To Russia Over Hungary  Appeal to United   Appeal to United Nations Seen; Probe Being Asked

State Department  Dispatches Note To Russian Chief In Hungary   U.S. May Carry Case Before UN   Communist Chieftain Tells Hungary To Choose Between Lmperialists, Friends

U.S. Sends Russia Strong Protest In Hungarian Upset   State Department Note Said To Carry Threat Of UN Reference

BEVIN MAKES ° REPORT HOUSE OF COMMONS   Case May Go Before United  AI, trmma

NOTE CHARGES VIOLATIONS OF YALTA TREAT}   Warns U. 8S. May Ask UN Investigation Of Situation

THREAT MADE lle      Request Made For Joint - Ameritan-British-Soviet Investigation

UNCLE SAM SENDS NOTE PROTESTING COMMUNIST COUP   Action in Hungary by Russia Is Subject of Strongly-worded Message of State Departm't   BEVIN OUTLINES BRITISH BELIEFS

US Threatens Russia with UN Hungary Bid   Protest Note Seeks Tri-Power Probe Of Hungarian Situation

U.S. TRANSMITS PROTEST TO REDS ON RECENT COUP   ASK THREE POWER INVESTIGATION OF HUNGARIAN UPSET

Note Raps Russian “Coercion”   Hint That U. N. Probe to Be Demanded Given in American Blast

U.S. SENDS REDS STIFF NOTE ON HUNGARIAN COUP   Implies Intention Of Placing Issue Before UN Council

Soviet Upset Of Hungarian Cabinet Sets Off Proposals   Note Contains Threat To Take Controversy Before United Nations

Hot Note To Russia Sent  By State Dept   U.S. Accuses Red Government Of Breaking Agreement Made At Yalta

U. 5. Protests Russian Actions In Hungary   ‘Strong’ Note Sent To Moscow; Threatens To Take Case to U.N.

Strong Protest Sent Russians  U. S. Asks Probe of Hungarian Situation

U. . Sends Strong Protest To Russia On Hungarian Act   Note Carries Threat To Take Case Before U. N. Over Soviet Upset Of Hungary’s Government

U. $. PROTESTS HUNGARY COUP   Strong Note Voices Displeas ure of Soviet Action

U.S. Protests Communist Party Coup in Hungary   Investigation Asked; Note Threatens Appeal to UN, Belief

SOVIETS CHARGED WITH VIOLATION OF YALTA ACCORL   Communiéation Hints U. $ May Put Case Before United Nations

U.S. Delivers Protest to Russians —   Note Concerns Coup ® In Hungary---May ‘Carry Threat to. . Ge Refaren the LIND

U.S. Note Raps Hungary Coup   State Department Sends Strong Protest To Russia, Charging Soviet Interference in Balkans: Case May Go to U.N.

Sharp U.S. Note Sent to Russia Over Hun gary   Protest Carries Threat of Appeal to United  Nations

‘US Protests Hungary Coup   Austria Parliament Rejects Demand for Investigation of Foreiqn Minister

State Department Sends Protest to Russia on Hungary  Report Note Carries Threat to Appeal To United Nations

GARDEN CLUB      (Made a Tour of Irving Hill's Garden; Heard Woodruff

VESSEL AFIRE AT N. J, DOCK   Fire Boats and Ambulances Speed to Scene

Fire Spreads Through Cargo Ship at Dock   Origin of Fire Not Determined.

13 Boats and Fire  Companies Fight Blaze Under Control   Ship Was Due To Sail for Far East In Near Future

Ship Burns In NY Harbor   Spreads Through 2 Holds Before Controlled; Leaving For Far East.

U. S. Permits Easing of Rent Curbs 700, 000. Petitioners:  Ask Congress to oe End Sugar’ ‘Controls ,

SEES RAIN OR SNOW   Cleudy and Colder Tomeorrew i: Kaeneas, Save Forecaster

LIGHT SNOW ON WAY   Flora Predicta Cloudy Shies and Little Temperature Change

LIGHT RAINS FORECAST   Vid = Temperatures for Kansas lonight and Tomorrow

MORE RAIN ON WAY   Continued Cooi Temperatures Fore. cast for Thursday

UP TO 70 TOMORROW   A Warm Day With Cloudy Skies Is Forecast; showers Tonight

NO MOISTURE IN SIGHT   Flora Predicts Temperatures Above Normal, Thru Wednesday

NO CHANGE IN SIGHT   Forecaster Predicts Dry, Warm Weekend for Kansas

CLEAR THRU SATURDAY!      Flora Also Predicts Rising Temperatures Tomorrow Afternoon

SEES RAIN OR SNOW   Cloudy and Colder Tomorrow ir Kansas, Says Forecaster

All Chrysler Cars Boosted $75 to $130   Material, Labor Rise Cited; Action Follow: Ninefold Profit Gain

House Considers 10 Proposals On Tax Diversion  Special Session Of Legislature To Act On Schools. Pension:

'Two Suspects Are Cornered In Farmhouse   Youth Is Shot, Sister-In-Law Attacked By Elusive Gunmen

Bucect a in Killing, Rape  * amma’... €@z4,.Aanh   Wisconsin Student Slain, Police Still Hunt Body

Gen. Meyers Says Money Puzzled Him   Admits Papers On Automobile Were Falsified

Mexicali fo San Felise Highway To Be Completed Soon, Says Aleman

Marshall Urges India to Unite   U. S. Gives Moral Support To British Prosram

Supports Britain in India Plan  Marshall Announce: American Backing

FPHA RECORDS IN ~ VERY POOR SHAPE   Survey However Does Not Tell the Same Story to All Experts

Senator Says Fraud Uncovered In FPHA   Bookkeeping Error 0: * Defalcation Charged  ~ In Accounts

Accusation Hurled As Probe Open:   Ex-Commissioner  wn. et      5 Shortage

‘Fraud’ Said Uncovered In FPHA Books   Records Said In Too Bad Shape To Be Audited

Homecoming At LeMars High Is Colorful Event —  Miss Kathryn Karr Of Ireton Crowned Queen >

PEP RALLY OPENS LHS HOMESONINE   Coronation, Parade, Foot. ~ ball Game, and Dance :  Also Featured 

ARMY LAUNCHING PROFITEER PROBE   Charges of Black Marketing In Germany Sifted

Soviet Vetoes Bar Finland, ltaly From U.N.   Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania Also Fail ~To Gain Admission

Italy, Finland Lose Bid for U. N. Seat   Two More Vetoes Are Cast by Soviet Delegates

Yugoslavia Breaks Diplomatic Relations With Chile Because 2 Yugoslav Envoys Were Ousted

Yugoslavs  Break With Chile   Diplomats’ Ousting Denounced; Charges Against Pair Denied

Yugoslavia Breaks Off All Relations With Chile   Belgrade Charges It's Part of Plan Being Directed By Some Other Power

Yugoslavia Breaks Chilean Relations   Ousting of Tito Diplomats Blamed For Diplomatic Split

Charge Chilean Government Permits Foreign Relations To Become Tool Of BExpansionist Tendencies Of Powers   CHILE CLAIMS TWO FOMENTED STRIKE

Tito Charges Latins Tool'of Certain Powers   Ousting of Two: Yugo Diplomats Spoecific Cause

State Department's Foreign Aid-PlanDenounced by Taft   Says ‘Fallacious Idea’ Will Wreck U.S. lf Followed

Carnegie Steel Corp. To Lay Off 10,000 Men   ‘Rebull of Shutdown” Of Nation’s Coal Mines.

400,000 Leave Mines In Greatest Mass Exodus Ever Staged; Due To Return July 3   Threat Of Strike Menaces Industry   Coal Stockpiles Dwindle With Steel Mills And Railroads Forced To  Lay Off Men ~

Coal Miners on 10 Day Vacation, 50,000 Are Idle   Holiday Follows ~ Wildcat Walkout

Steel Workers Face Furlough’   Carnegie-Illinois to Furlough Many Because Of Mines’ Shutdown

Steel Plant To Furlough 10,00(   Coal Holiday Causing More And More  E auntie.

Miners Begin Paid Vacation   Carnegie to Lay Off 10,000 on Monday

10,000 WILL BE IDLE IN STEEL MILL   Drastic Slash at Carnegie Comes as Nearly Half: Million Coal Miners of Nation Go on a 10-Day Paid Vacation.

Mass Layoff of Steel Workers Next Week Result of Coal. Industry's Protest Strikes.

TAFT-HARTLEY LABOR ACT Is NOW IN FORCE   Effectiveness Of New Measure To Get Real Test

FLYING BOAT FORCED DOWN WITH 69 ABOARD   Reports Vary on Rescue About 500 Miles East of Newfoundland

Coast Guard Says Howeve That Great Swells Balk Attempts At Rescue

STRONG WINDS CAUSE SHIP TO ALIGHT   All Aboard Transferred To Weather Ship   Piloted By American Vet; ~ Most Occupants British; Newfoundland-Bound

Flying Boat Forced Down; No One Hurt   Weather Ship Makes Rescue tn Mid-Atlantic

Try Again To Execute  Murderer   The First Time The Chair  Went. Bad; Court Says,  - “Do It. Over”

Negro Youth Goes To Electric Chair For Second Time   Tickled A Little

Willie Gets Bad News He M ust Again Face The Electric Chair   Vniy Man To Wa Thrown Accepts  Ik Away After Switch Verdict Philosophical] y

DEATH CHAIR AGAIN BECKONS 10 BLACK   LOUISIANA NEGRO MUS1 MAKE SECOND TRIP AS RESULT OF COURT RULING.

$50,000 Repair Slated on H-12?   Work Begins Soon on Saxon-Upson Stretch

$50,000 Repair Slated ont: A   MARL Baw   Work Begins Soon or Saxon-Upson Stretch

Heart Attack Kills ‘Santa Claus’, Famed Postmaster in Indiana Town

rt. Recovery Man Among 4 Believed Trapped In Ruins   xplosion Destroys Producers Creamery and Locker Plant; Estimate Damage at $250,000

FOUR MISSING INDAIRY BLAST   Explosion and Fire Hits Creamery Plant At Greenville, O.

Unfriendly Indians Block Ambulance Sent to Aid Poison Arrow Victins

Spaak Supports Action By U.S. In Greek Crisis   Blames Balkan Countries for Refusal to Cooperate With U. N. Commission

Hatred Fires Jews, Arabs   Death Toll in Near East Mounts to 271; -Guns Rake Jerusalem

New Battles Break Out In Holy Land   Death Toll Mounts As Fighting Spreads Throughout Palestine

Palestine Skirmishes Ciaim 24 More lives   Planting of the Moslem Flag on a Synagogue Starts Sniping, Bombing

 Dream Of 13-Year Old Farm Lad Of Near Elyria To Be At Throttle On Fast N.Y.C. Train Comes True Today

Union’s Stand Complicates Food Drive   Threaten To Sue Distillery Owners If They Close Down

Union Threatens Suits lor Damages if Plants Close to Save Grains

Plan to Close Distilleries Hits Union Snag   Religious Leaders Pledge Support To Food Program

Religious Groups Support Food Conservation Drive   Distillers To Give Final Answer Of 60-Day Shutdown : Today—Revercomb Warns Of . Hiaher Prices

Distillery U nion Threaten To si If Plants Ci   AFL Speksemas aay 8 ye Savings a Sevdcih Insignificant T ore; glexe arate Rack Gomeorvatios

House Passes  Portal - Bill   Compromise Between Senate, House; Contains Three Main Provisions.

Measure Outlawing Most Portal Suits Is Passed  Compromise Proposal Sent to Senate By House Members

PAY SUIT BILL VOTED BY HOUSE   Compomise Measure Sent To Upper Chamber

BANKERS TOLD RECESSION ON   ‘Soft Goods’ Already Hit By Slackening Business, Professor States

USERS OF ‘PHONES 70 PAY BIGGER BILL INCREASE OKAYED   PSC Grants Petition of Bell Company for Hike in Charges; to Give Firm Three Millions.   OPERATING COSTS DECLARED HIGHER

Open Fight Over State Income Tax   Battle Lines Drawn in Sen ate—Would Distribute  Money to Schools

FRIENDS, FOES UF IOWA LAI BEGIN FIGHT   Lynes Wants Appropriations First; Dykhouse Would Terminate Levy.

Molotov, Aides Are First  to Reach City Meeting Expected  to Conclude  1, €9yP #3

Molotov, Aides Are First to Reach City  Meeting Expected to Conclude Within Next Week

Big 3 Gather On Aid Plan   Russian Plans For Europe Recovery Kept Secret on Eve of Meeting

T0 RAPING CHARCE    Denies ‘Raping Chinese Girl to Set Off Series of Anti- -%  American “Incidents

RED CROSS ANNOUNCES 1947 DRIVE   Fix March 1 to 31 as Dates for Campaign; Na. tional Goal $60,600,000

Yelling: Crowds Attack: British, U. SS. Property           Deadlocked Decision: UL N. To ‘Remove Brit “ish ‘Troops Gives]        -Ouell “Outbreak             Attempt to Set Fire'B Consulates. ,000. we ers: Strike In. Movement

STONE BRITISH, US CONSULATES   Egyptians Unite In Angry Protest Of U. N. Deadiock

‘Camera’ Blast Wounds Woman  In New York City   Turns Out To Be Gun; Girl Says Husband Of Victim Hired Her

Duped By Vengeful Husband Girl Shoots. Brooklyn Wife’   Fires Shotgun In ‘Subway In Snapping  What She Thought Was Hidden Camar-

CAMERA PROVES TO BE SHOTGUN   Woman Injured By Gir Who Thought She Was Taking Picture

NEW GANG BATTLES IN ILLINOIS FEARED AFTER SHOOTINGS   Carl Shelton, Former Gang Leader ‘Rubbed Out’ by Killers Near Fairfield.   POSSIBLE CAUSES STUDIED TODAY

3 YANKS TELL OF SEIZURE BY RUSSIANS   Relate Red Soldiers Want to Wrestle and Box With Them

Three U.S. Soldiers Tell Of Experiences While Vn Russian Custody   Soviet Program In Balkans May Be Revealed Soon   United States Officials Anxiously Await Developments Along Greek Border   HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF AID ARE SENT

Argument Over Ruhr May Balk Marshall Plan      Western Allies Show Firs Major “Split” In Determination To Make Plan Sueceed   France, Britain  Defy U.S. Stand   UL. S. Calls For Coal De velopment Although Level O£ Industry Still Undecided

Allies Clash On Ruhr Coal, Industry Plans   French Object to Any Rise in Level Of German War Potential

La estern Allies Split  etn  Bri ‘Itain, U.S.andF rance Do Not Agree on Ruhr Coal Production

RUHR MAY BE ISSUE IN EUROPE AID PLAN   )oal, Industrial Outpu Clouds Economy Talks

U.S., Britain, France Disagree  British Reject Plan For Early Meeting

 Three Sided Disagreement Develops ‘ Among Western Allies on Ruhr Coal

West Allies Split Over Ruhr’s Coal   U.S., England And France Disagree; Marshall Plan Strikes New Snar

Disagreement over Rhur Coal Mines Threatens To Block Marshall Plan

Marshall Plan Threatened by Allied Discord   British Boycott Coal Talks; French Balk At Rise in Output

Information on Atomic Energy Views Is Sought   Russia and America Remain Divided in UN Debate on Issue

BRITAIN TO ASK RED ATOM VIEWS   Group Readies Questionnaire For Russia’s Gromyko

Russia Receives Atomic Questions   British Queries Inject New Life Into Negotiations

Atomic Questions Posed by Russians  Come From Top-Level British Sources

British Ask Atomic Reply   Will Wait Long For Answer From Russian Delegate

Britain Hands Russia Questions On Atomic Control   Will Wait Long Time For Answers From Top Level in Moscow

Britain Asks Moscow to Tell  Atomic Views   Drafts Series of Queries On Veto, Inspection And Control

British Give Russia ‘Quiz’  On U.N. Stand   Willing to Wait For Atomic Answers From Top Soviets On Veto, Inapection. Control

RED VIEWS ASKED ON ATOM CONTROL   London Injects New Life Into Negotiations.

British Plan Questions For Russians   Announcement of Prepared List of Inquiries on Soviet Views Stimulatre Joterest in Meeting

Long Conflict May Be Ended By New Action  . Atom Control Group   . Atom Control Group Strives Anew : For Acceptable Plan

London Query Puts New Life In Atom Talks   Questions For Moscow To Answer Pep Up U.N.'s Stymied Negotiations On Atom Eneray

British Ask Questions On Atomic Issue   London Lays Its Case Before Red Delegate

Eight Killed By Explosion In Coal Mine   U.S., Mexico in Trade Agreement   Drivers License Is Reaturned ta Mrs FDR

ATOMIC WEAPONS STILL BEING MADE   U. 8S. ESTABLISHING PROVING GROUNDS IN PACIFIC TO TEST BOMBS.

Pacific Area To Be Used For New Tests  U.S. To Push Output Of Atomic Weapons

BETTER ATOMIC WEAPONS ARE; BEING DEVELOPED BY NATION) ‘COMMISSION TELLS CONGRESS

Major Attention Is Given Atomic Weapons  Commission Plans Proving Grounds in Pacific Region

MRS. LAMARRE SAYS GENERAL LIED ABOUT HER   Four-Way Trouble On Other Fronts,  Besets ‘Bennie’

LAMARRE'S WIFE ) BREAKS SILENCE      Denies She Was General’: “Girl Friend.”

Mrs. Lamarre Says Meyers Is a Liar   Denies Illicit Love—Threatens Clander “nit

Mrs. Lamarre  Talks Of Suit   Declares In Interview That Meyers Lied . On Stand.

Look For Long Transportation Strike In City   Operators Out For Second Day, Thousands Walk

St. Louis Still In Strike Grip   Saturday Closing Eases Streetcar-Bus <n

Pepper Urges ‘Liberal Line’  For Democrats      Senator Supports Truman  J He Roos; Wallace  Says He Can’t Be  Troman Backer

LONDON POLICE CAPTURE TRIO IN 30 MINUTES   Amateur Holdup Youths Be come Frightened When Gun Falls Apart

Three —_ Youths . =: ‘ Bank Rob. _ 2,  “ f  he “~ 2 on = “f ff. =   New Holland 1 % Entered; Boys Captured at London

TRIO FAILS IN BANK HOLDUP   Springfield Youths Captur ed After New Holland Episode

Washington Court House Bank Robbery Is Foiled When Pistol Of Youthful Bandits Falls Apart

CUT INTERIOR FUND 47 PCT,   House Group Swings Axe, Reclamation Bureau Hardest Hit

NEARLY HALF OF FUNDS ASKED BY INTERIOR DEPARTMENT HIr BY  - COMMITTEE

Purge Hinted  —_ In Argentina   Peron Reported Ousting Pro-Axis Aides

SUNSHINE ON SUNDAY   Minimums Only Slightly a, Taxight Only Stic!

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

30 REPORTED DEAD IN AIRPLANE CRASH IN SOUTH AMERICA   Large DC-4 Falls Today Into Crowd Watching Air Show; Total Casualty Figure not Known  TRAGEDY OCCURS AT BUENOS AIRES

ARGENTINE — PLANE CRASH KILLS 30   Hit Crowd of People While Trying To Take Off

Thirty Killed As Plane  Crashes Into Spectators   Giant Ship, Straining To Clear Rim Of Argentine Field, Tips Automobile On Highway, Plunges Into Crowd and Bursts Into Flames

DC-4 Crashes Info Crowd of Spectators In Buenos Aires   Between 20-and 25 Persons Believed Dead

Low Price of Sugar Makes Marie Antoinette’s Advice More Timely Than Ever Today

Official Reports Tension Subsides       IWeRich Square Described As Foday With Na. Racial. Friction. ;

Mystery Shrouds Capital Parley   ‘Truman, Marshall, Othe Leaders in Secret Meet

SECRECY VEILS WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE  Treiman VMarchall and   Truman, Marshall and Congressional Leaders at HushHush Meeting.

SECRET WHITE HOUSE MEET YESTERDAY      ‘Truman, Marshall Met With Leaders Of Congress

Jones Scouts ‘Recession’ Fears   Former RFC Head Paints Picture Of Prosperity

Jones Says Prosperity of Business to Continue; Price Cuts “Desirable”

Business Should Be Good For ‘Quite Some Time,’ Jones Tells House Group

FORMER REC HEAD BEFORE HOUSE GROUP   Cites Vast, Backlog. of Construction: « *  Needed .in'U.:'8.:

Former Head Of RFC Sees Lower Price  Seale Ahead   Need For Buildings, Equipment Will Aid Nation In Recovery

FORMER REC HEAD BEFORE HOUSE GROUP   Cites Vast Backlog of Construction Needed in U.S.

No Possibility Of A Depression in Near Future, Declares Jesse Jones   Former Chairman Of RFC Tells House Banking Committee He Does Not Believe “We Can Talk Ourselves Into A Depression.”

No Depression Near, Says Jesse Jones  But Some Reduction In Prices Highly  [an a a2

TENSION HIGH AS ITALY PACT BECOMES LAW   Italian Communists Denounce Truman,  U. S. Policies

U. S.. British Troops Withdray To New Frontier   Slavs Forer Farly Move Of Trnons

PARIS MAN 10 HEAD KIWANIS DIVISION 12   Klected After Withdrawai of Mattooner’s Name

Assumes Charge of Governor’s Office and Takes Over Exe:  ecutive Mansion   ARNALL CHARGES ARMED: COUP CAPTURES STATE

PILOT ESCAPES IN PLANE CRASH   Lt. F. L. Webster Para chutes To Safety Near Fort Meade

TOKEN WACE HIKE DENIED BY COMPANY   West Negotiations Stalled; Union Pretest Set

" Lost im Weeds ! Dies After Rescue      Unconscious In Field Hours After Car  Leaves Road

JINX PREDICTION TRUE; BOY IS DEAL   Youth Drowned As Family Has Four D Since jan. 1

PREDICT SENATE WILL OVERRIDE LABOR BILL VETO   House Certain of Sufficient Votes Ty Push Measure

Senate Democrats Think Labor Veto Will Be Defeated   Test Due in Senate; Overruling of Possible Rejection Felt Certain

Canadian Income Taxes ~ Sharply Cut In 3 Years   Exemptions Bigger In Low Income And Many Tay-free

Wallace Suggests Swedes Intercede For US-Red Peace   Former Vice President Defends His Right to Speak Mind

5 PROPOSAL FOR YOUNG VOTERS   Measure Fails to Get Enough Votes; Similar Bill Of fered in House   FOURTH DISTRICT COURT MEASURE (INTRODUCED

Black Cat Band Uniform Drive Raises $1,114   To Continue Until Total Amount Collected

BUFFALO TEACHERS PREPARE TO STRIKE   Walkout Set for Feb. 24 Unless Pay Increased

Governor Ford Considers . Special Session   Executive Assails Nonprofit Social Club Gaming Activit

CALL TRUCE IN MICHIGAN STRIKE   PROMISE WITHDRAW PICKETS AT PLANT IN BENTON HARBOR

1,000 Pickets at Remington-Rand     State Police Called by Sheriff Kubath

—— ate tena i tne a  Pickets Withdraw at Request of State Troopers

Michigan Police Disperse Pickets   Officers Ask Truce To Halt Bloodshed In Electric Strike

Candidates for Election Draw for Ballot Positions   Drawings Took Place In Commissioners’ Office On Tuesday

Missouri Top To Be Lower At Boonville   Above Kansas City, River -At Standstill Or. Already Down

But Missour: Drop Extends Only to Kansas Citv; Below There Stage Is Up

TRUMAN ACTION ON COMPROMISE STILL IN DOUBT   House Is Expected To-Accept Terms of Toned-Dows Senate Version

Conferees Will Begin Work On Labor Measure   House And Senate Conferees To Shape Bill To Be Sent To President   MAY REQUIRE TWO ON THREE WEEKS

Fate of Humanity  To Hinge on Decisions Of Next Five Years, Hutchinson Contends  cers eines ee fatten  ritegesareg pamper iil Wier emp dilki wees aci

France Headed Today Toward General Strike   Communist Pressure Reportied to Have Unseated the  Government

Bloodshed Spreads To New Regions   General Strikes Devel oping Thicughout France And Italy, 150,000 Miners Out.

Blum Accepts Premier Post, Socialists Say   General Strikes Loom for France, Start in Italy

MOSCOW TO RELAX PRESS CENSORSHIP AT BIG 4 MEETING   Foreign Correspondents to Be Given Free Rein.

BATTLE FLARES ) ON PICKET LIN   Police Aid Non-Strikers A : Ohio Bell In Cleveland

Montana D.A.R. Conclave Opens  Business Sessions   Business Sessions Set for Today

Electronic Eyes for Planes Proposed By Safety Board Device Would Spot Obstructions

Propose New Safety Rules For Airlines   Electronic Eyes Asked By Board

BOARD ASKS AIRLINES USE ELECTRONIC EYE   Also Proposes That Planes Must Fly At 2,000 Feet

SHERIFF DOUBTS 9 ARE ESCAPEES   TRIO ARRESTED AT OZARK ARE, DENY THEY FLED SPEINGFIELD CENTER.

Western Union F: aces. Charges  In Baltimore   AFL’ Union ‘Complains ‘Tc . NLRB That Officials’ , _Coerced Employes ~ Set To Strike -

GREEN “REGRETS” MINERS’ VERDICI   Hopes to Bring UMW Back Into AFL Fold.

Green To Seek UMW’s Return ‘To AFL Ranks   Pledges Federation To Do + All Possible To Have. Miners Come Back; Chides Lewis

50 To Graduate At Sul Ross Aug. 21   S. A. KERR JR.. MEMBER OF BOARD OF REGENTS, IS TO BE SPEAKER

Greek Forces Rout Guerrilla Invasion Iry   6,000 Leftists Seized; Reinforcements Sent by Air; Troops Alertec

Greeks Turn Back Guerrilla Bands   1,000 from Albania Attack Konitsa; More Leftists Arrested

POCKET-SIZE WAR SEES RED FORCE ROUTED   Athens Says Guerrilla Army Pushed Back to Border Of Albania

GREEKS ROUT GUERILLA INVADERS   6,000 Leftists Are Arrested In Athens Area

Greek Guerrillas Driven Back Into Albania, Repor!   1,000 Flee After Attack on Konitsa; Athens Flies in Reinforcements   GOVERNMENT JAILS 3,100 MORE REBELS   Leftists Are Rounded Up in Athens-Piraeus Area; 6,000 Now Confined

ALBANIAN BASED TROOPS ROUTED; NAB 3100 REDS   Town of Konitsa Was Objective of Military Drive

Guerrillas Attempt Invasion of Greece   Greek Government Reports Attack Repelled While Communist Newspaper Claims Success

Greeks Rout Guerillas  1,000 Strong From Albania      Government Source Claims Invaders Defeated But “Red” Paper Denies It

Rebel Army Driven Back To Albania   But Communists Declare They Are Advancing

Leftists Put To Flight in Border Wat   1,000 Had Begun Drive From Albania; Rumor International Unit.

Army Of 1,000 Guerillas Had Invaded Border   United Nations Group May Investigate Scene

Greeks Repel Invading Army In Bitter Fight   GUERRILLAS ARE PUT TO FLIGHT BY LOYAL ARMY

Reinforcements Shoving Invaders To Albanian  Border After Skirmish   Greek Government Announces Arrest Of 3,100 Leftists, Total Now Near 6,000; All Are Beine Held, Called Subversive.

JACKSON HIGHWAY WORKERS ON STRIKE   Third Work Stoppage Start ed Over Dismissals

STORMIN OHIO FATAL TO FOUR   ‘Worst Blizzard in Many  Years Slowly Subsides, Damage Heavy  1

WORST BLIZZARD IN YEARS, 18 SCHEDULED: TO END... BEFORE TOMORROW  ‘MORNING «..

May Feared Getting Over Head In Debt   Letter To That Effect Goes Into Trial Evidence

MAY'S CASE BRINGS OUT FEAR OF DEBT   War Fraud Case Evidence Develops From His Letter Submited

HOLD CLINIC HERE MAY 15   Pressure Canners To Be  Tested at Gas Office

FORGER RIGHTS WRITING HABIT   Edwin Becker, V Who Wrote Himself: Into Jail, To Write Himeelf Out

Yank Officers Street Dance fwerts Battle   Texan Tells How Tense Yugoslav Situation Is Eased

NATIONALISTIC LING HIGH I wnTH ITALY   Diplomacy of 88th Division Officers Avoids Shooting .

COURT FINDS MANIU GUILTY   Leader Of Peasant Party Ix Romania Given Sentence Of Life Imprisonment

Juliu Manu Held Guilty of Treason By Military Court   Sentence of Solitary Confinement for Life Pronounced on Statesma

PEASANT PARTY LEADER GIVEN LIFE. SENTENCE   Communist -Led Military Tribunal Convicts Julia Maniu   ROMANIAN PATRIOT ACCUSED OF TREASON

Maniu Sentenced To Life Term For High Treason   Railifeny Tribunal OF Communist-Led Romanian . Government Also Conviets:  ~ 18 Associates.

Maniu Draws A Life Term In Solitary ©   Maximum Sentence Given Ex-Premier By Romania Court

Maniu Found Guilty of High Treason   Life Sentence Is Handed Out by Romanian Tribune)

Romanian  Anti-Red Is  Given Life Catholic Accused OF High’ Treason

Anti-Red Chief Gets Life Term   Romanian Peasant Leader 418 Others Sentenced

Maniu Convicted Of High Treason AgainstRomania  Anti-Soviet Leader Gels Life Sentence

ELEANOR ROOSEVELT  REFUSES BEQUEST   AW Not Accept 15@-Acre Farm Left Her by Admirer of Tate President.

MRS. ROOSEVELT NOT ACCEPTING PROPERTY   159-Acre Tennessee Farm Was Mecently Left Ex-President’s Widow By Preacher

Civilian Mobilization Commission for Atomic Protection Suggested

Lighter Weight Hogs Expected To Hit Market   Livestock Specialists ‘Believe Current Trend Of Heavier Animals To Shift Next. Fall

SHOOTING CHASE THROUGH CROWDS   Highway Patrolman Shoots Yeung Gunman in Wild Ride Thru Traffic 

HALT MERGER OF OIL FIRMS   Restraining Order Checks _ Mission Corp., Sunray Consolidation

Assembly Gives In, Approves Gas Tax Boost   Motion for Reconsidera tion Withdrawn; Measure to Governor

$64,000,000 Road Bill Finally Passed   Reconsideration Roll Call Expected to Send Measure to Governor Warren

Etfort To Get  Redistricting Vote Fails Again   Jester Silently Consents To New Taxes, Bean Says

Split Vessel. Waits Rescue   Weather Improves, 30 to Be Taken Off

Vessel Expects To Rescue Men  Tanker Is Split in Two During Storm

26 Are Missing Aboard Plane  Military, Civilians Are on Transport

AIRLINER WITH 26 ABOARD MISSING   Dutch Plane Down Between Batavia and Bandoeng

PLANE CARRYING 26 IS MISSING   Craft Operated by Dutch Re ported Overdue in East Indies Region

Fight Left Dead By March Storm  Winds. Snow, Sleet,   Winds, Snow, Sleet, Rain Buffet Nation

Wind; Snow Hit Wide Section   Heavy Snow in Midwest Wind Sweeps Parts of East and South

Spring Gale Kills Kight Through U.S.   March Disturbance Also Causes Heavy Damage, Disrupts Power Lines

An Early Harvest for iLyon County Corn Crop   Much of It fs Alreddyuile +. The Crib---Grosses from $20 ta S100 wn Arran

An Early Harvest for Lyon County Corn Crop   Much of it Is Already ins The Crib—-Grosses from $20 to $100 an Acre

FUND HIKED BY SENATE GROUP   200 Millions Added to Boost Total Over Billion

SENATE GROUP BACKS MOVE --FOR FARM FUNDS INCREASE   SUBCOMMITTEE HAS AGREED   . .TO BUDGET OVER BILLION   DOLLAR MARK FOR : COMING YEAR

AGRICULTURAL FUND HIKED BY SENATE GROUP   -200:-Millions Added ‘to Boost, Total ‘Over Billion

Break From Leavenworth   Two Inmates Scale Wall During Movie At Federal Prison

St PERE SG PEE St oie SS 5 oD Ce Sa: Dn aca  ‘ERNEST RANKIN DIES   Druggi-t and Risk Underwriter Was Robert Rankin’s Cousin

/ERNEST RANKIN DIES   Druggi-t and Risk Underwriter Was Robert Rankin’s Ceusin

CLOUDS IN PICTURE   Flora Predicts Scattered Rains fer Kansas Temerree

U.S. Renews Peace Offer   Indonesia Told Bluntly to Accept Plan Or Take Consequences

MUST ACCEPT GOOD OFFICES OFFER NOW   America Endeavors to Help End Trouble With Dutch

‘Indonesia Must Accept Without Qualifications’   Immediate Reply Is Demanded; ‘Strings’ On OK Are Rejectea

ICE TEST MADE ON HURRICANE   Pellets Dropped On Clouds From Air Force Planes; Results Uncertain

Ea pany aE ah ee ee Fe Wee TEC hehe LAIN ate cia mae ee  Ice Treatment For Hurricane

Three Planes Drop Dry Ice  On Hurricane   Experiment’s Results Await Month's Study Of Extensive Data .

Month’s Study Of Pictures And Data Required  Scientists Make First Bid To  Tame Storm: Result Uncertain

Scientists Drop Dry Ice on Cloud Formations in Experiment in Attempts to Calm Raging Storms

GRAIN PRICES STILL ADVANCE   Heavy Influx Of Hogs A\ Chicago Causes Drop In Market

Grain Prices Continue on Upward Spiral   Heavy Receipts Send Hog Quotations Down Butter Also Drops

Floods, Blasts, Blizzard Roll Up Death Toll, Millions In Property Loss Over Weekend

Water, Power Cut By Flood At Fort Dodge   Torrential Rains Send High Water Coursing Through This Area

Ft. Dodge Power Off; 61/2 Inches Rain Reportec   Fiash Floods Over Entire Western Part Of State Cause Widespread Damage

ALGONA AREA IS ROCKEDBY HIGH WIND. RAINFALL   Drenching Downpours Cause Flash Floods  ‘in 4 Cities in lowa

Western Iowa Suffers as New Floods Crtbo» Fort Dodge Is Hit Hardest   Tornado Hits   "Worst Is Over"

BRITISH PRESS HARD FOR MONEY   Must Have It To Succor ‘ Tottering Socialist Government

BRITISH PRESS HARD FOR MQHEY      “Must Have It.'To Succor \ Tottering: Socialist Government

Motor Mishaps Up 10 Percent; Fatalities Drop   764 Accidents in 9-Month Period: 3 Persons Fatally Hurt

Decline Shown For October in TratfieMishaps   Total for 10 Months of Year Still Above That Of 1946

Liquor Probe In Ohio Now  lsin Prospect   inspectors Wink at Violations Senate Committee Report Asserts, Silence of Witnesses Denounced

Strike of CIO Ship Builders ls Spreading   Lightning Kills Two Children   Three-Cent Postage Rate Will Continue   Urge Jury Probe of Liquor Department

Ohio Liquor Probe Askec   Legislature Suggests Charge: Made at Inquiry Are Grand Jury Matter.

Group in U.N Votes Split  Of Holy Land  Crucial: Test Ahead   Crucial: Test Ahead As General Body Prepares to Ballot

Fate of Holy Land Hinges on Single Vote in UN Assembly Meeting Today

NEBRASKA FLOOD. DEATH TOLL AT 15   Crests Cutting Heavily Inte Crop Prospects That . Appeared Good

MIDWEST FLOOD DAMAGE MOUNTS   MORE FARM LAND INUNDATED—RAILROAD LINES AND HIGHWAYS WASHED OUT.

Crop, Property Damage in Midwest Rises  Missouri Basin Loss at Present Is Set at $60,000,000

Crop, Property Damage in ‘Midwest Rises  Missouri Basin Loss   Missouri Basin Loss at Present Is Set at $60,000,000

RISE STEADILY   Waters Inundate Thousands Of Acres of Crop Lands Of Midwest Areas

GROP LOSSES IN FLOODS ARE AT THEIR PEAK   More Warnings Are Sent Out as Waters Continue to Rise

FLOODS COVE RICH MIDWEST FARMING LAND   CROP OUTLOOK CU IN CORN AND WHEAT BELT

Devastating Floods Spread In Midwes   Corn And Wheat Hard Hit, Rail Lines Washed  Out

CROP DAMAGE IN MID-WEST HEAVY   Loss In Missouri Basin Wil Exceed 60-Million, Engineer Says

Crop Damage. Mounts Rapidly In Flood Area   Thousands of Acres Of Corn and Wheat Covered by Water

Flood Damage - Is Said Heavy   Raging Waters  Cover Corn Wheat Land in Midwest

Midwest Floods Still Raging, Cost $60 Million Loss   Nebraska, Missouri, lowa Cities, Farms Facing New Damage

Flood Crest Bear Down On Midwest   Cropand Property Damages Mount to Over $60,000,000. Many Homeless

 Texans 3 Unite In Prayers For Peace As Dead Of Two Wars Are Mourned

Celebrations Are Conducted Over State  Texans Unite In Prayers For Peace On 29th Armistice Day

 BALTIMORE WELFARE BOARD ‘ENCOURAGES IDLENESS AND PAUPERISM, REPORT CLAIMS   Agency Is Staffed With “Sincere” But “Impractical” Personnel And Is Improperly Managed; Joint Statement Promised Ry Officials

Arabs to Fight if ‘One More Jew’ Enters Palestine   Bevin-Jones Scheme Provides for Zones,  Neutral Jerusalem

HOLY LAND WA THREAT HURLED   Arab Leaders Study Latest Plan Of British Cabinet

WAR IF ONE MORE JEW ENTERS HOLY LAND. ARABS SAY   GET NEW BRITISH CABINET FORMULA FOR CONSIDERATION

— NEW BRITISH FORMULA —_ Arabs Hint Rejection Of Holy Land Pian 

» Partition Plan May Start War, Arabians Asseri  Proposal Studied — Over Weeken id  b.. *.... Fie nme

Holy War Due lf British Plan Proceeds   Entrance of Jews Will Touch Off Fight, Arab Leader Declares

Arabs Threaten Palestine War   Object To Entry Of More Jewish People

ARABS STUDY BRITISH PLAN   Jewish Leaders to Be Given Proposal On Holy Land Next

ARAR LEADERS ARE STUDYING PLAN TO ESTABLISH PEACE   One More Jew Entering Palestine Will Mean War, Arab  i Spokesman Says

Court Rules Thompson Is Governor   European Food Supplies Short Due to Weather   Bradfute Renamed to Conservation Board   RITES SATURDAY   New Palestine Plan Handed Arab Leaders

New British Palestine Plan  Goes To Arabs   Will ‘Mean War’ If One More Jew Admitted, Arab Leader Warns

Arabs Reject Palestine Plan  British Compromise Scored by Leader

Arabs Study British Plan  For Palestine      New Cabinet Proposal I: Based’ On Compromise Between Bevin and Jones

iets War If Jews Admitted   Leaders To Scrutinize The British Cabinet Plan Today.

Plan Means War Says Top Arab   Sources Say British Propose Entry Now of 100,000 Jews

Arabs Given British Plan For Palestine   Threat of ‘Holy War" Still Hangs: Over Negotictions

Arabs Sean British Plan  In Palestine  ‘More Jews to Mean Conflict?’

Skeptical Arabs Scanning Britain’s New Plan For Strife-Riddew Palestine

Arab Leaders Study British Cabinet Plan  One Says Proposal Would Mean War

Arab Leaders Declare If  One More Jew Comes To  Palestine It Means War

Arabs Ponder British Plan On Palestine   Will Mean War If It Means Admitting One More Jew

Arabs to Study New British Palestine Plan   Entrance of Jews Will Mean War, Leader Declares

Dee. 1 Is Set As Deadline To Give Aid   Special Term Of Congress Might Be Called To Vote ‘Temporary’ Fund

SPECIAL FUND TO AID EUROPE IS CONSIDERED   Officials Propose Advance Against Marshall Plan

‘Temporary Ai Plan Is ‘Under Study —   State Department May Petition Syacial Session

Officials Study Emergency Aid  For Europeans   Calling of Special Session Of Congress Receiving Serious Thoucht

SPECIAL AID FUND FOR EUROPE URGEL   Officials Seek Means te Help Prevent. Feared » Economic Collapse.

Loan Against Marshall Aid Held Likely   State Department May Ask Congress For Quick Funds

U.S. May Speed Loan To Europe   Aid by December Foreseen os Continent Totters on Verge of Economic Collapse; Special Session of Congress Discussed

State Department Has Plan To Advance Aid;. Crisis ’ * Monnts In Nations Abroad   Needs Estimated  At Two Billions   No Indication’ President Will Call Session Of  - Congress To Offer Emergency Help

Congress May Be Called Into Extra Session   State Department Discusses Advance Fund For Europe

Seek, Fund To Prevent Collapse   New Reports Qn Food And Fuel Are Pessimistic

Food, Money Estimates Inadequate   Hungry Nations Need Funds Before Solons Reconvene

EUROPEAN AlD MAY BE TASK FOR CONGRESS   SPECIAL SESSION CONSIDERED IN WASHINGTON

Special Session Of Congress May Become Needtul   European Situation Has Centered Attention on Acute Crisis

U.S. Weighs Immediate Foreign Aid   Congress May Be Called to Thwart Feonomic Collapse

Congress May Be Asked to Provide Temporary Aid Fund for Europe If Session Called on Marshall Plan

ee eee i  SAY VICTORY PREDETERMINED   Hear Reds May Ask Evacuation

22 NATIONS ARE NOW INIVITED TO ATTEND MEETING   Five Governments Willing To Participate In Recovery Program      WARNING GIVEN RUSSIA. BY BRITISH OFFICIAL

Invitations Sent Out For Economic Talk:   British, French Proposal Draws Affirmative Answer From Six Nations; Hope Still Held Soviets Will Come

Hive Nations Accept Bid To Aid Parley   First Meeting Set For July 15 In Paris

GIVEN 6 DAYS FOR DECISION ON PARLEY BID   Slav Nations Believed Shying Away From Marshall Plan

France, Britain Set Deadline for Answers On Joining Marshall's Reconstruction Plan

Five Nations to Attend Paris Parley  Others Indicate  - They Will  Died Bese ncn

Invitation to 22 Smaller European Nations Brings Unofficial Favorable Replies From Six; No Official Acceptances.

FIVE EUROPEAN NATIONS ACCEPT ~-FCQNOMIC PLAN   Four Others Indicate They Will Join With Britain and France in Continental Reconstruction.   ALL REPLIES ASKED : WITHIN SIX DAYS   Invitations to 22 Countrie: Request Answer by July 10 and Set July 12 as Paris Parley Date.

Smaller Nations of Europe Given Six Days To Join Up Or Stay Out Along With Russia

: MEETING IS SET JULY 12  Five Nations To Take Part - InNew Eurovean Aid Talks

Five Countries Accept Bids fo Attend Paris Meetina for Dratt of Aid Proposal

Five Nations io Attend Paris Parley   Others Indicate They Will Accept Invitations

Marshall Plan To Aid Europe Gaining Favor   Five Nations Accept Eco. nomic Rehabilitation Proposal 

5 Nations Accept  Parley Invitation  Others Hint They'll Join i Rehabilitation Step

\Quads Delivered In Tennessee Hut In Glow Of Miner’s Lamp   Five Other Children In Same Room Sleep Through Ordeal; One Baby Dea

Girl Quads Are Born To Tennessee Couple   Three of . Four £ Babies Ex. pected By Doctor To Remain Alive

RETURN OF WAR DEAD WILL BEGIN JULY 28   First Bodies Will Be Sent Home Frem Cemetery Neat Liege, Belgium

CANTON BUS DRIVERS STRIKE IN PAY FIGHT   Company Garage Picketed 10-Cent Offer Snubbed

BUS STRIKE PUTS CANTON ON FEET   Orivers Cease Operations ir Quest of Raise

U.S. PROPOSES OPENING DOOR TO HOLY LAND   Partitioning Plan Meets Opposition Of Britain

Stepping Up Of Holy Land Jews Is Asked   U. S. Would Admit 6.250 Per Month For The Next Two Years

GOVERNMENT WITNESS   Man Sveorn in to Testify Againat Former Co-Defendent

Riding In Cab; Another Hirt Badly In Crash   Police Hold Youth, 19, Driver. of Car; Rites to Be at Coon Rapids

LUGKLESS GIS ESCORT MULES   Trip To Greece Won’ Be Sightseeing For Soldiers

No Joy At Fort Reno   Gl’s Who've Sweated Over Gentling Mules for Greeks Must Take ‘Em Across

Just Breaking ‘Em Isn't 't Enough - -  Army Mule Gentlers Will Have © To Nursemaid Charges To Greece

100 Gls Looking Forward to a Nice Trip to Greece—With 1,000 Mules

 . ‘ ' . ,‘Hammerheads’ Given Manicure for Presentation to Greek Government  1Gl’s to Play Nursemaid to ‘Gentled’ Mules on Trip to Greece

GI Mule Skinners Get Final Blow---They’re Going  Tn Greece as Nursemaids for the ‘Tammerheade’

‘Theirs Not to Reason Why ...     GI Mule Skinners to Accompany Recalcitrant Charges to Greece

LIFE IN THE ARMY  100 G. Is Must siersetl 1000 U.S. Mules to Greece

2 Dead in Burlington Accident   Tractor That. Fell Off Passing Freight Piled Uno Flyer.

Fallen Tractor Held ‘Reason For Accident   Two People Dead, 3¢ Others Hurt In Trale Crash

FARM TRACTOR CAUSED ZEPHER TRAIN DISASTER   Implement Slipped From Flat Car In Front Of Streamliner

TRACTOR HELD WRECK CAUSE   Machine Toppled From Train Directly Into Path Of Speeding “‘Zephyr”

C10-UAW Plans Mich. Chain of Grocery Stores   Intends to Sell Food:at Costs To Members

LIQUOR CHECK BRINGS ARRESTS   Widely Separated Raids Dis. close Ohio Bootlegging

AGENTS SEIZE 12 ON LIQUOR RAIDS   Bootlegging Charges Filed In State-Wide Check

TRAINING BILL TO BE PUSHED   Truman Says Effort Wil! Be Made To Get Action  In Present Congress

President Sees. Lasting Peace Attained’ As He Notes V-E and Own Anniversar

President, 63 Foresees Era of. Peace   Will Ask Universal Military Training, Despite Optiniiamn

Universal Training Bill To Be Pushed  Truman Confident O; Lasting World Peace

Lasting Peace IsPredicted By President   Truman To- Press for Universal. Military Training

Truman Presses Military Training  Feels Lasting Peace Will Be Attained

Lasting Peace In World Seen By President   Truman, on His 63rd Birthday, to Press for Universal Training

Lruman Sees Rosy Future   President On 63rd Birthday Optimistic For Lasting Peace: Savs-Much Achieved

Foreign Minister - Russia Able To Prog Atomic Weapons       U. S. Imperialism, Aid Policy Rappec   Citing Great Production Muscovite Says All Roads Lead To Communism

Soviet Diplomat Declares ‘Secret’ Ended Long Ago  Washington Officials Gels Russia Yet ke Bomb

Charges U. S. Seeking To Ring Russia   Capitalism ‘Dying,’ Reds Told On Anniversary Of Revolution

“All Roads Lead To Communism” Russian Asserts   _U.S. Charged with Attempt to Surround Soviet Territory for Aggressive Purposes

Hints Russians May Have Key in Slap at U. S.   Tells Moscow Throng Clue to Weapon Has Long Ceased to Exist

GOP Uprising Threats Fade Under Program   Freshmen Given Greater Voice In Shaping fssues

Last Rites Friday At Prairie Grove For Mrs. Johnson   Drowning Victim's Body Found In Navasota River

TN  TELEPHONE RATE INCREASE HEARING NOW CONTINUED; C. OF C. ACTION CHALLENGED

_. _ARipaeatans: Nptaniagee emaenaea asics ents  Powerf ul Animal

“Common Gold” Germ Isolated  Produce Thick Severe Form of Cold Among  Prisoners

RUSS WILL INVADE KOREA, SAYS YOON   Former Official] in Zone Tells of Plans for Attack Soon.

—Indonesia—   Republic's Planes Attack Positions At Semarang, Salatiga

Dutch Expand Hold on Rich Javanese And Sumatran Resources Despite Some Sabotage; Bombing Reported

Dutch Extend Hold on Rich Resources of Java, Sumatré   Republican Sabotage of Oil Fields, Rubber Estates is Reported

Indonesia Sabotage Reported   Dutch Army Finding Some Sabotage In Java; Dutch Push Ahead Steadily

Dutch Extending Indonesian Hold  Scattered Instances Of Sabotage Reportec

Dutch Charge Java-Sumatra  Fields Fired   Sabotage Reported In Of Areas, But Situation Is Improved, Military Leaders Assert

Indonesians Set Fires To Repel Dutch   ‘Air Force Back Unscathed From Bombing Invader:

DUTCH BROADEN HOLD ON RICH OIL DISTRICT   Indonesian Forces Turn Tc Sabotage In Campaign

Sabotage in Oil Fields Reported   Dutch, However, Report Situation in Batavia ‘Developing Favorably’

Republicans Burn (il Field Areas   Do Some Damage In Port of Tegal, Dutch Announce

Java's Rice Lands Prey Of Flames   Plantations O' Rubber Also Destroyed

Inoculation of 14,000 Men Rushed hy Army   Respiratory Cases at Airbase Reported Growing

DISEASE HIT LOWRY AIRBASE   14,000 Men Held Under  Quarantine There

CHICAGO BOUND GREYHOUND BUS OVERTURNED INJURING SEVENTEEN PASSENGERS

AG-INDUSTRY CONFERENCE HERE MAY 8   Prominent Farm and Business Leaders to Attend

FARMER FATALLY HURT IN FALL OVER WIRE   Manro Yohn, 81. Winfield, Sustains Broken Weck In Unusual Accident

Gallup Man Held In Hobbs fer Theft  Pair Admit Break-ins In Gallup, Other Towns

STRIKES AND HEAT CRIPPLE = DETROIT AUTO PRODUCTION   ALMOST FORTY THOUSAND WORKERS IDLED BY HEAT— ‘  PORD TO REOPEN TUESDAY

Hughes And Brewster Enter Crucial CrossExamination State Of Their Bitter Duel   Absenteeism Cripples Auto Production

HEAT, STRIKES GUT CAR OUTPUT   36,260 Are Reported Idle in Detroit Area

Heat Cripples Detroit Plant   Heat Wave ‘Induces Absen teeism In Motor Capital —Strikes Add More

Pink, Blue, Cream!  There’s N othing Drab About Enoalicsh- Male —

Sharp Suits, ep mats: Pink, Blue Kellies And Loud Garh Make Drab London Life Perk Un

" “Colored Hats”, Yes the English Are Wearing Them On Piccadilly and Bond Sts.

WHITE RORIN I'S DEAD   15 Revenue Bills Enacted Since 1913 Income Tax Measure Passed

Carrollton Township Resident Scheduled For Local Meeting; Many Prizes To Be Awarded

1H Clubs To 7 Be Represented At Convention      -H Club Meeting at Iowa  Girls’ 4 tate June 18-20

County Ass'n To Meet With Mabank Church   Program of Relief And Evangelism To Be Described

mouth Countians Do Well _At Interstate 4-H Exposition   sen, Akron; Hir in: ton, Among ~   Winners

mouth Countians Do Well  At Interstate 4-H Exposition   sen, Akron, Hin ton, Among Winners

Mexico Votes Franchise for Light, Water   City Approves 10-Yea Grant by Margin of 1752 to 983

Swedish Plane Rams Into Mountain Peak   Search Is Continued For Plane Lost In Alaskan Storm

62 Lives Feared Lost In Series Of Plane Crashes; Missing Craft Hunted

ALL ABOARD KILLED   Swedish Transport Crashed Into Mt. Hymettos Last Night

Plane Crash In Greece Fatal to 43  Swedish Airliner © Plunges into Top Of Mount Hymetto:

62. Feared Dead in Plane Crashes: 44 in Greece   Bride Seriously Hurt as Man Held in Beating 'Wrong’ Woman

SWEDISH SHIP HITS GREEK MOUNTAIN   Two Americans Reported On Wrecked Vessel   ANOTHER PLANE   With 18 Aboard Is Missing In Alaska; Bad Weather Hampers Search Party

Swedish Transport Falls Killing 43; 18 Thot Dead In Mountain Smashup

ALL ABOARD DIE IN WRECKAGE OF SWEDISH PLANE   Transport Crashes Into Mountain Peak Southeast of Athens

Plane Crashes In Greece; 44 Persons Aboard   All Believed Killed In Smashup During Storm Near Athens

44. Believed Dead As Big Plane Hits Athens Peak   Wreckage Is Viewed From Air; American Passengers On Ship En Route For Italy

SWEDISH CRAFT STRIKES PEAK NEAR ATHENS   Two Americans Were Included in List of  Passengers

62 Are Feared Dead In Two Plane Crashes   Swedish Transport, Carrying 43 Or 44, Rams Greek Mountain; 18 Aboard Pan-American Clipper Lost In Alaskan Storm.

Swedish Plane Crashes and 44 Believed Dead   Airlines Transport Goes Down on Mount Hymettos Near Athens In Greece, Reported

Swedish Flight Hits High Ledge   Two Americans Listed As Passengers Aboard Plane with 42 Others

62 Feared Dead in Two Plane Crashes   Swedish Airliner Smashes Into’ Mountain Near Athens

62 Persons Feared Dead in Crash Of Planes in Alaska and Greece ©

Swedish Airliner Crashes in Greece, Report 43 Killed   Plane Was Enroute To: Athens: from istanbul---Two

Plane Vanishes In Alaska Area With 18 Aboard   Another Liner Hits Peak In Greece; Was Carrying: . 86-Passengers, Two Citizens of U. 8.

43 Die in Crash of Airliner in Greek Mountains Sunday   Plane Catches Tail In Clearing Ridge Of Mt. Hymettos

SWEDISH PLANE FALLS IN GREECE   43 Or More Known To Be on Board Perish in Crash

AV KILLED IK GREECE, 10 Ih ALASKA LOST   Swedish Liner Hits Peak Near Athens; Pan-Am Plane Missing in North.

43 FEARED DEAD IN GREEK AIR DISASTER   Swedish Airliner Hits High Peak Near Athens

CRASH OF SWEDISH "AIRLINER IN GREECE KILLS 44 PERSONS   The Plane Carried 36 Passengers Among Them Two Americans,   PLANE DOWN IN ALASKA   Still No Trace of Pan-Ameriean Shop Which Disappeared In Storm.

43 Believed Dead in Crash Of Swedish  Plane in Greece   Search Continued for Pan American Liner Missing in Alaska

Swedish Liner Hits Mountain In North Greees   ‘Dead Left Naked; Eighteen Feared Lost on Alaska Plane

Swedish Plane Smashes Into Mountaintop peer Slane Smashes Into Mountaintop  Greek Airline Crash Carries 43 To Death

Fear 62 Persons Lost In Three Plane Grashes In Alaska, Greece, France

43 Dead After Swedish Plane Hits Mountain   Liner Piles Up Near Athens; U. S:. Plane Is wtccing Off Alaska

CRASH KILLS 43 IN GREECE   Two Americans Among Victims of Wreck Of Swedish Airliner

Swedish Airliner Hits Greek Peak   Two Americans Amona 44 Killed

44. On Plane Likely Dead After Crash   Swedish Airliner Strikes Mountain Near Athens; Its Wreckage Found

Craft Is Believed Down Off Alaska   Hunt Under Way For Pan-American Craft With 18 Aboard; Swedish Airline Transport Crashes In Greece

SWEDISH PLANE CRASH KILLS 44   Airliner Hits Mountain Peak In Greece; Two Americans Aboard

43 Perish When Swedish Plane Hits Mountain   Report Two Americans On Airliner Crashing Near Athens

43 KILLED WHEN SWEDISH AIRLINER HITS GREEK PEAK   Texas Girl and Washington Businessman Among Victims of Crash 12 Miles From Athens.   PLANE WITH 18 ABOARD MISSING IN ALASKA,   Intensive Search by Airmen and Ships Reveal No Clews to Fate of Pan American Clipper.

62 Feared Dead in 2 Plane Crashes Today   Clouds-Hamper Search for Pan American Plane With 18 Which Vanished During” Storm In Alaska; 36 Dead Ii Greece

A3 Die As Plane Crashes  In Night   Mount In Greec« Is Scene Of Air Tragedy

Pan American Plane Lost In  Alaska Wilds   Swedish Plane Crashes Into Mountain In Greece; 44 Persons Aboard Killed

Swedish Airliner Crashes; 44 Killed   Strikes Peak Of Mt: Hymettos Southeast , Of Athens: Two Americans Reported Aboarc

43 Die in Plane Crash In Greece  Swedish Ship GQaee Inta Moaunt—   Swedish Ship Goes Into MountSeeking Missing Pan-Am Ship

Planes Lost In Alaska And Greece   Two-Way Search in Alaska Wilderness For PNAA Clipper

62 FEARED DEAD AS PLANES CRASH DURING WEEKEND   U. S. SHIP MISSING IN ALASKA; SWEDISH PLANE RAMS PEAK

43 PASSENGERS DIE AS SWEDISH PLANE CRASHES   Two Americans Aboard As Fire Guts Airliner Near Athens. Greece

WILL BUY CAST IRON SCRAP le lb. BGess Snyder Co.—Ad.   WORKERSS WAcTnara

BILL INTRODUCED IN HOUSE TO END WAR EXCISE TAXES   Rep. O’Toole, a Democrat, Offers Measure as Truman Urges Year’s Extension of Levies.   QUICK CONSIDERATION PROMISED BY KNUTSUN   Opponents Declare Imposts, Which Yield $1,500,000,000 a Year, interfere With Business.

BILL TO SLAS EXCISE TAXES CIVEN TO HOUSE   Democratic Rep. O’Toole Introduces Measure as GOP Plans Similar Move

END OF EXCISE TAX PROPOSED   Congress Gets Measure For Immediate Dropping Of Wartime Levies

Submits Bill fo End  Excise Taxes  Rep. O'Toole Offers  _ Measure; Similar G.O.P. Move Viewec

BILLS RUSHED TO WIPE OUT EXCISE TAXES   BILLION AND HALE WARTIME LEVIES SEEM DOOMED

Bill To Slash. rxcise Levies ‘[s Introduced   Measure Submitted to the House as Truman Asks Retention

Congress Receives Measure to End War Excise Taxes   Reductions Will Reach as Much as Forty Per Cent Within Ninety Days

CONGRESS GETS BILL TO REDUCE SPECIAL TAXES   President’s ’s Request Is Ignored On Extending War-Time Levies

Congress Begins Excise Tax Fight   Gets Bill to Rescind,  Despite Truman's Plea

SPEEDS BILL 10 CUT EXCISE TAX   Solons Act Despite Truman's Pilea to Extend Taxes

End fo War-Time Excise Taxes Is Proposed in Bill   Congress Gets Measure as Truman Urges Extension

Bill Introduced To End Special  Wartime Taxes   GOP Points to Threat of Stifling

Tax Reduction Bill Rushed  To Congress   End of Excise Levies of Wartime Years Is being Sought

END OF EXCISE TAXES IS URGEL   Bill Introduced Despite Opposition Of Traman Administration

Death Claims George Huber   Ex-Councilman Dies After Lone Illness

Think Saboteurs Fire Oil Tanks   Largest Fire In History Of Batavia Raging—300,000 Drums Gas And Qi) T.ost

LABOR-SAVING MACHINE CHECKS ANSWERS IN A HURRY  New ‘Assembly Line’ Method Of Grading Tests At Tech Meets Varied Reaction From Students

LABOR-SAVING MACHINE CHECKS ANSWERS IN A HURRY LABOR-SAVING MACHINE CHECKS ANSWERS IN A HURRY  New ‘Assembly Line’ Method Of Grading Tests At Tech Meets Varied Reaction From Students

Student-Editor’s Story About Cheating At Texas University Brings Repercussions

USE BY MAGAZINE PROTESTED  Student's ‘Lowdown’ on U-T Cheating Backfires

Grave Warning On War Dangers Given Delegates   Second General Assembly Of United Nations Gets Under Way At New York   FIFTY-FIVE NATIONS ARE REPRESENTED

GRAVE WARNING SOUNDED WHEN DELEGATES MEET   Provisional President Says Peace Is Biggest Task Of All Mankind

DOUBLE VETO. “BY RUSSIANS RAISES ISSUE     GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETS  ‘WITH UNITED STATES ‘AND SOVIET READY   * To CLASH

Grave Warning Given Leaders By Chairman   U.S.-Soviet Clash Apparent As Gromyko Wields Double Veto

Paper Defies Postal Rule  Staryw Ahant Toatero   Story About Lottery Brings Warning

Newspaper, Warned Against Using Lottery Stories, Defies Postmaster

COLLUSION NEAR. JAMES INIURES 2   Hinton Brother And Sister Hospitalized After Crash

Brother, Sister  Hurt In Accident  Collision Occurted Near. James Monday

Russia Moving Most of Forces Out of Germany   Troop Movements Ar Complete, Newsmen Again Visit Area

(Russia Cuts Force  [In Germany   Big Demobilization Reduces Occupstion  ee ee

T. J. Knapp, May Pressed Sportsman, For Garsson Ends HisLife C ontracts

U.S. SUPPORTS INDIA FOR KEY COUNCIL POST   American, Russian Delegates Clash On Balloting

Great Blast Destroys U-Boat Pens   British Employ 6,80€ Tons of Powder To Rip Helgoland

Japs Begin To Indicate Belief Control Near End  MacArthur Talks To U. S. Editors

Occupation Leader Maintains Control  i Over Country Should Last a Generation  Supervision of Japanese

Jap Arrogance Returns With Belief That End Of Occupation Is Near

M'ARTHUR GIVES JAPS ANSWER   Stand On Continued Control Seen Timely Move

More Housing Seen by Solons   Taft-Ellender-Wagner Bil] Hailed Ac Salatian

Export-Or-Die Program Falters   Miners in Yorkshire Continue to Hamper Production of Coal

LABOR LEADERS FAIL TO SIGN AS NON-COMMUNISTS    . Lewis, Murray and Green   To Let Deadline Pass.

Waters Cover Much of Eastern Town   Flood Roaring Down Main Street as Ice Floes Dam Gorge

Rail Unions Issue Strike Ballots as Contab Collapses   Carriers Announce  Pay Hike Conference A Failure---To Appeal To Mecintian Rane

Big Rail Unions Pushing Demands For Wage Boost   Strike Ballots Issued By Three; Negotations Are Off.

STRIKE BALLOTS IN RAIL DISPUTE   THREE BROTHERHOODS CALL FOR ELECTION AS PARLEYS FAIL

Carirers Make Immediate Announcement That Ne - gotiations For Riles, ooo Pay Broke: Down 

‘ON STRIKE BALLOT   3 Railroad Unions Take Votes as Negotiations — - Break Down

Rail Unions To Push Wage Demands Again   NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN GROUPS BECOME UNSETTLED

RAILROAD WAGE PARLEY FAILS   Three Unions Push Demands With Strike Ballots

Youth Is Burned While inBasement  of Fire Is Ne of Detin aitely Known

Twelve Nations  To Need Relief   United Nations Told Nearlv Billion Dollars Needed  For Food. :

I'xams Slated For Dodd City Postmaster Date Will Be  Announced To Awnnlrania

I'xams Slated For Dodd City Postmaster Date Will Be  Announced To

Seeks Peace in Indonesia   US Consul General Confers with Republican President About Java War

US Consul ir Indonesia to Help Peace   Confers with Leaders In an Effort to Restore Quiet in East Indies; Wants to Clarify Renlv

U.S. Official. In Jogjakarla For Peace Talk   Consul General Declines - To Reveal Parley Results —

Foote Confers With Indonesian Pres. Soekarno   Begins U. S. Effort To Restore Peace To The East Indies.

U. S. Consul Seeks Peace In East Indies   Diplomat Flies to Indonesian Capital For Conferences

FOOTE CONFERS WITH SOEKARNO   U.S. Consul! General Seeks To Restore Peace In East Indies

U. S. Envoy Confers With Indonesia Chief  Foote Silent Following Session Aimed at Ending Tava Rehellian

U. §. Consul Meets With Indonesians in Effort To Re-Establish Peace

U.S. Consul Meets With Indonesians   Efforts Made to End Trouble As Truce Violations Charged

—lndonesia-——  INDIES IS SOUGHT   U. S. Counsul General Walter Foote Confers With Republican Chiefs

FOOTE CONFERS Witt INDUNCSIANS ON PEACE MOVES   U. §. Consul General Seeks End Of Warfare in East  Inclies

Foote Confers With Leaders  In Indonesia   U. S. Consol General En ters Talks With East Indies Peace as Chief Objective   Clarification Of U.S. Reply Asked   Road Blocks Evidence Re publicans Are Set To Repulse Any New Dutch Army Attacks

Walter Foote Flies to Captal of the Indonesian Republic in Connection With U.S. Mediation in War With Dutch.

; = = ‘ MEMBERS OF ' PROBE BODY _IMPRESSED BY WARNING OF FBI CHIEF DURING - , ‘" BEARINGS

MUNDT GROUP OPPOSES BAN ON COMMIES   Un-American Probers Fear Party Would Go Underground

Point To Hammer As Death Instrument In Yacht Blast Mystery; To Charge Couple.

Accuse Youth In Death Of Couple   Daughter May Also Be Charged In Murder OF Socialites.

TO FILE MURDER CHARGES TODAY   Believe Socialites Slain Before Blast on Ship

SOCIALITES BELIEVED SLAIN BEFORE BLAST   Both Coed And Fiance May Be Charged In Murder

Think Couple Slain Before Blast Sank Their Power Yach   Investigation Reveals the Skulls of Socialites Had Been Crushed

Wal!s Poured for D.P.&L.Clear Wall   Overells Believed Slain by Hammer

Wealthy Pair Believed Slain   Police Say Couple Found ir Boat Explosion Wreckage Killed with Hammer.

SEE MURDER IN SHIP EXPLOSION   Youth and Co-Ed Face, Charges of Murder

—BELIEVED SLAIN WITH HAMMER M urder Charges To Be Filed In Yacht Deaths

Planning to File Murder Charge Against Youth  Theory pened Overells’ Slai

Police Surmise Hammer Used  To Kill Couple   Will : File: Murder Charge  Against Fiance Of Dead  Socialites’ Daughter

NEW DRIVE FOR VETERAN BONUS NOW UNDER WAY   Four Bonus Bills In House Hopper Ask Aid For Veterans

Snort Corn Crop Is Seen As Indicator of Higher  Prices in New Warnings   Food Prices Now About Double of Pre-War Levels Staff of Special Congressional Investigating Committee Declares After Prohe Inte Costa

Indications Are That Costs May Go Still Higher   Congressional Inquiry Also Reports Average Wages Have Doubled

Congress Prohe Reveals Prices Will Go Up More   Costs $193 A Month Te Live Now ‘Where Ii Cost $100 In 1939

Peak Level Is Not Yet Here, Nation Warned   Staff Of Investigation Committee Sees Further Hikes This Year; Incomes Fail To Keep Pace

FOOD MAY CLIMB TO HIGHER LEVELS; PROBERS WARNED   Senate-House Group Gets Report From Staff on Living Costs and What Fu- ~ ture May Brine.             PRICES NOW DOUBLE = THOSE BEFORE WAR   Survey Indicates Short Corn  Crop and Exports Will Be:  Factors in Any Further Advance.

Soaring Costs Almost Double Pre-War Level   Committee Will Hold Hearings On Price Increases

Study Shows Costs Double Those Of 1940   Food Price Boosts Benefit Farmer Most; Find Average Income Also Has Doubled

FOOD EXPORTS NOT CAUSE OF SKYROCKETING   Federal Report Takes Issue With Some GOP Leaders

ALL YOU MEN PLEASE NOTE THIS ITEM, AND IT SHOULD BE READ To YOUR WIRE: A KENTUCKY MAN BROKE Hi$ COLLARBONE WHILE BEATING-A R      Investigation Shows Food Prices Now Double Pre-War and May Go Higher

Wait  rumans Ruling on Europe   Warning Given of Further Food Price Climb

REPORT SAYS EXPORTS. NOT REAL REASON   Congressional Probers Told U. S. Eating 18 Per Cent  — sd A eee Plnwccina

Probers See Still Higher  Kood Prices      ‘Study Shows Cost Of Supplies Twice As High As Before War

HIGH INCOMES TERMED CAUSE OF PRICE HIKE   Pivotal Corn Crop Falls Far Short . Of Needs

HERE'S WARNING FOOD PRICES 10 GO BIT HIGHER   Where They'll Stop, Special Investigation Fails To Show; Hegrings Set

FOOD BUDGET COSTS 10 G0 EVEN HIGHER   PRICES NOW ABOUT DOUBLE PRE-WAR LEVELS

Disappeared With Paychecks ... .  Lt. Kelly back: Sent To Hospital

NO CLEAR PLAN PRESENTED FOR ENDING STRIFE   Senate Labor Commitice Net Likely To Recommend Drastic Changes   LONG-RANGE STUDY OF PROBLEM SEEN

Confusion Marks Labor Law Talks   Millions Of Words, No Clear Pattern; Senate Rill Not Pikely Ta Re Dractico

Senate Group ls Undecided — OnLabor Lav   Millions of Words of Ad. vice But Committee Still Uncertain

Witnesses Have Senators In Fog Over Labor Laws  Bill Not Expected To Be Very Severe

SENATE LABOR GROUP HAS NO LAW PATTERN   Public Hearings End; No Bill Planned To Give  Industrial Peace

AIR DEFENSE PACT SIGNED WITH PANAMA   RING OF MILITARY BASES ROUNDED OUT Bi UV. 5.

US in New Agreement With Panama for Military Sites Part of Master Plan for Air Defense

Sign Up Lease for Air Bases   14 Airfields Near Conal Expected to Give US Protection

Panama Bases Set Up U.S.  _ Defense Zone    Agreement Reached On 14 Airfields, Other Sites’ To Safeguard Canal Arey

U.S. Air Defense Complete   Pact With Panama For Lease of 14 Airfields Rounds Out Ring of Distant Bases

Lease of 14 Airfields in Panama Rounds Out Our Master Plan-of Air Age Defense

U.S.FORESEES SHARP INCREASE IN FOOD PRICES   Retail Costs May Soar Above December Level

FOOD EXPERTS SEE “ANOTHER PEAK IN PRICES   Record Ceilings Held Likel With Decline In Early Summer Months

Sharp Rise ‘Indicated in Food Prices   Experts Fear Januar) Drop Was Perhaps  Real Raramatar

Sharp Increase In Prices Looms   U. S. Economists Abandon Expectatior Of Early Cost of Living Decline

FEAR ANOTHER CLIMG IN FOOD PRICES COMING   Economists Fear Climb May Be Higher Than Peak December Prices

Ag Experts See Chances Of Sharp Hike in Prices   Food Costs May Soar Higher than December Peck; Little Relief Seen before Summer

Fear Levels May Exceed Winter Peak   Ag Economists Retract Earlier Optimism On Living Cost Trends

GOP Bid to Extend ‘High Luxury Taxes ‘Opposed in House   ! O'Toole, Committee Mem:  ber, Declines to Endcrse i Knutson Bill

Democrats Delay Vote On Tax Bill   Will Prevent Early Action On Excise Levies

“Operations Rain” Occupy Attention of Midwest Pilots   But Shor tage o! of Dry Ice May, Terminate Efforts of “Rainmakers”

TOMUICS 2YiLACU Y¥ sli) WU  Shortage of Dry Ice May Balk Flying Rain-Makers

Dry Ice Makes Rain When Dropped From Planes, But Supply Is Running Short

GREEN APPEALS — TO MINE WORKERS      ‘URGES UNION TO RECONSIDER IIS WITHDRAWAL FROM  THE A. F. L.

Lewis 1s Asked To Reconsider  rf.   Green Regrets Move O1 Miners Chief

GREEN URGES UMW RETURN   Appeals to Lewis to Bring Mine Workers Back Into Ranks of Federation

Ariz. Wallace Party Making Election Plans   May Piace Name On General Ballot

Elderly Couple And Daughter Slain in Toledo   Estranged Husband Of Girl Is Sought; 2 Tots Hospitalized

Police Probing Triple Slaying   Estranged Husband . Object of Search

Vote Recorded On Party Lines While Republican House Member Speaks Against Administration's Plan and Tactics; Upper House Takes Weekend Recess

State Senate Puts Approval  On Conventior   Direct Primary Supporters  Expected To Pysh Their  Claims When Vote Comes  Up in House.

MENT BILL PASSED BY - STATE SENATE   House Advocate of Direct Primary Assails GOP State Committee

Daughter’s Yule Slaying Of Father  Just Bared As Sons Return From Sec

DR. A. LAIRD   District Chairman Of General Sullivan Boy Seout Council.

April Brings Decrease in Factory Jobs   High Cost of New Houses Affecting ConstrucWon Field

High Prices  Given Blame In Slow-down   Industrial Employment Declines And Building Construction Not Up To Expectations, Survey Shows

U.S. Report Shows an April Slump in Factory Employment; Sounds Wornina

LAG IN BUILDING STIR WARNINGS   Bureau Of Labor Statistics Cites Soft Spots To Be Eved In Economy

FEDERAL BUREAU REPORTS SLUMP > IN FACTORY s08:   Disappointing Increase Ir Building Attributed To Hioh Prices

“Soft Spots” InU.S. — Economy   BLS Report Says Decline in Factory Jobs And Building Slump Need Careful Watching

SOFT SPOTS—  Plant Jobs On Decline,  Says Bureau Drop Is Noted  In Construction

‘Soft Spots’ Are  Seen in Industry      e in’ Employment, Construction Lag Are Watched Closely

SOFT SPOTS Ih ECONOMY SHOW   Labor Dept. Report Notes In creasing Factory, Building Slump.

Factory Jobs Show Decline,  Building Of!   ‘BLS Reports Resistance To High Prices Cause Of Drop; Recession Not Feared.

April Shows Job Decline   Soft Spots Found In Nation's Economy  Need Careful Watching

Hartley Cites. “Pressure” On  Labor Measure   Asserts Labor Blaste Him And Industrialists Are Angry; Many Want  ' ¢Alorsher?? Bill

Rep. Hartley Finds Harsh Labor Ruling Holds Favor   Jersey Republican Is Being Attacked By Both Sides For Stand On Measure

For Lighter Act ....  ements ar tiene ornate A eee RR) a oh en eA  Says Pressure Being Exerted On Labor Bil

HARTLEY SAYS HE IS ‘(UNDER PRESSURE’   ‘Solon Claims He Is Seeking ‘Workable’ Labor Law

Labor Bill Becomes Entangled in Politics   Harsh Measure, Truman's Veto Soucht as Issue for °48 Election

Hartley Says House Must Yield to Senate and Tone Down Labor Bill

Fulbright Bill Up For Hearing Next Week   Action This Spring Expected On New Department Plan

Fugitives Blaze Trail of Crime Across Indiana   One of Six Who Escaped in Ohio Is Recaptured

THIRD SOUGHT IN INDIANAPOLIS   Jail Breakers Believed To Be Kidnapers of 2 Indiana Men.

INDIANA POLICE CAPTURE TWO OHIO FUGITIVES   Believe Mansfield Escapees Kidnap, Force Hoosier Pair to Drive to Indianapolis

Lind ESCAPEES HELD IN-INDIANA   Other Four from Mansfield Remain at Large

Secretary Wrong To Refuse Data To Investigating Committee, Taft Says

Secretary Asks Joint Action   Would Make Order Broad Enough to  Cover Conaressmen

May Subpoens Anderson For Hearing   Senate GOP Leaders Decide He Should be Ordeced to Falk on Commodity —~ ig

SENATE GROUP TO ISSUE DRDEF  DN APPEARANCE       Ferguson States Committee Wants ‘All The Facts’ On Grain Speculation

Senate Decides to Call Anderson in Speculation Check   Agriculture Sec’y. Balking on Legal Aspect of Demand

Anderson Balks At Giving Name: Of Speculators   Demands Joint Resolution of Congress

Called To Stand After Refusing To Give Information   Agriculture Secretary Demands Congressional Resolution Before Revealing List of Traders

Anderson to Be Subpoened For Price Data   Information Sought on Grain, Other U. S. Markets

Information Or Grain Trading To Be Sought   Toft Claims That Secretary Wrong In Hic Rafucal

ANDERSON APPEARANCE 9 ORDERED   Senators Want Complete Information on Grain, Commodity Trading.

Anderson Read To Tell Senate. Of Speculation   GOP Leaders Decide To Call On The  Secretary.

Further Trading Details Sought   Senate Committee Again Asks For  Anderson

PROBE PRESSURE HITS ANDERSON   Secretary Of Agriculture Will Be Ordered To Appear Before Committee Investigating Commodity Cambhling

Decide To Subpoena  Anderson   To Tell Senate All He Knows About Grain Trading

Senate Republicans © To Order Anderson To Appear At Probe   Senator Taft Declares Secretary of ‘Agriculture Wrong Under the Law in Refusing to Furnish Information to Committee Without Joint Congressional Resolution.

GOP Demands Trading Facts From Anderson   Secretary Suggests Rule By Congress to Legalize Action

MOON RESIGNS LIQUOR POST   Enforcement Officer To Return To State Patrol

MOON 10 RESUME PATROL POSITION   Resigns as Acting Liquor En forcement Agent

Former Talladegan Kidnaps Son In England, Flies Home   Decided To Bring It To America When He Reached London, Found Wife Had Left It; English Bride ‘Hates’ Husband, Plans Fight To Regain Baby

Father ‘Snitches’ Baby From Wife. England to U. S. Trip No Trouble

New Presidential Message May End Capitol Hill Truce  Battle May Be on If Truman Talks Incur GOP Wrath

Congress Awaits Truman Break   Republicans Stand Ready For Possible Break In “Honeymoon”

STORM BETWEEN PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS SEEN   fruman s Message Today And Budget Report Friday May Bring End To White House-Capitol Hill  Honeymoon.

Congress Now Faces A Stiff Policy Battle   LULL TO BE FOLLOWED BY STORM AS THE WORK ADVANCES

Newer Presidential Messages May Blow Lid off Peaceful Situation Now on Capitol Hill   GOP Leaders Primed for Battle Over Budget Figures And Over Plea Against Cutting Taxes in Flush Times

Two Presidential Messages May  End ‘Honeymoon’   ‘Lull Before the Storm’ Atmosphere Prevails As Capitol Hill Waits

ire ee rice ret ler hire i  Capitol Hill Enjoys Lut Before ‘Storm Awaiting Two Messages

Decision to Quit India Approved  ' Churchill Protests Are Overridden

British Parliament Okays Plan to Quit India by June, 1948   Bitter Opposition by Conservatives Is Turned Aside in Vote Supporting Attlee’s Govt.; Churchill Urged Invoking U. N. Aid

OSU Deans Cancel Dance   Frats, Sororities Too Rough In Ditch Night Ceremonies. School Officials Think.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS  Only One-Third of ‘Unions Comply with Affidavii

ONLY THIRD OF THE INTERNA ~ TIONAL UNIONS. HAVE  _COMPLIED WITH THE  as od ‘LAW

Federal Jurors Clear Decks for Meyers’ Inquiry   Justice Department Gces Before Jury Seeking Criminal Indictment   GENERAL WILL FACE COURT MARTIAL ALSO   Air Force Will Overhaul Its Procurement System, Symington Reports

Speed Marks Effort To Get  Indictments   All Other Business Of Court Brushed Aside To Hear Perjury, Sub ornation Charges.

Grand Jury Clears Deck  ‘N To Hear Meyers Charges Justice Department Seeking Indictments Against General

Grand Jury Brushes Aside All Other Business To Begin Hearing Government's Case Against Former Air Officer   MEYERS DEPRIVED OF DISABILITY PENSION

ARMY STRIPS. MEYERS OF ALL DECORATIONS:   Federal Grand Jury Clears Way -For’ Charges Against: Officer

Gen. Meyers Stripped Of Pension, Ribbons  Grand Jury Begins Hearing Case. Against Former Air Force Officer

Contract Talks With Northern, Western Operatcrs Under Way Por Two Weeks; May Settle For Less Than Demanded   SOUTHERN OPERATORS HAVE SOME PROPOSALS

UMW Chief’s Retreat Anticipated To Forestall Shutdown on July J; 1” Cont Settlement Seen Possible

JOHN L. LEWIS RECALLS COAL STRIKE ORDER   Mine Chief Announces Full Compliance With Ruling

Vacationists Warned Away From Florida   Mysterious. Plagne Killing Fish Along Gulf Coast; Moving Five Miles An Hour

Big Mass of Dead Fish Knock Vacation   tr seteemecem fen Cleavirles

Wotta Yarn To File On Sultry Day! Mass Of Dead Fish Off Florida Coast

Mysterious Plague Leaves Great Mass Of Dead Fish Along Florida Gulf Const

4 MINERS KILLED IN CANADA BLAST   Isolated Operation Scene Of Accident: Three Rescued.

State Labor Curbs Proposed   Measures Would Make _ Effective Right To Work Amendment

New Measures Would Restrict Union Activity   Certain Types Picketing Banned

May’s Partrrer Says He Pulled Out 01 Deal: Decided ‘Something Wrong’

BRIBERY CHARGE IS HURLED  Business Dealings Of May Revealed In Fraud Triaf

Ex-Associate of May Tells How He Quit Because Something Was Wrong

Smelled a Rat; Quit May Setup   Old Kentuckian Thought  Ex-Solon Owned Lum: ber Business

EXPLOSION RIPS ANTHRACITE. PIT, INJURES 9 OTHERS   ONLY 18 REPORTED IN MINE AT TIME; BODIES RECOVERED

Nine Pennsylvania Coal Miners Killed   Nine Injured in Blast At 350-Foot Level---Few Men Werking ot Time

Nine Perish in Pennsylvania  Mine Explosior   Nine Others Injured ir Blast 350 Feet Underground

b) Miners Are Killed In Pit Blast In Penn   a] Others Injured. In Explosion That: Te Blamed On Gas”

Nine Injured In Blast At Anthracite Operation 350 Feet Below Ground

Nine Men Killed  In Mine Explosion   Nine Others Are Hur  it Pennsvivania Hard Coal Workings

NINE KILLED IN MINE   Gas Blast Injures Othere 350 Feet Down at Exeter, Pa.

Nine Men Killed In Mine Blast   17 in Shaft at Time of Explosion; Four Bodies Recovered

Nine Miners Die in New Gas Blast   Nine Injured in Pennsylvania Pit; Rescue Work Rushed

Nine Miners Die in Blast At Exeter   20 Said to Be At Work in Explosion-T orn Shaft

MINE: BLAST IS FATAL 10 NINE   Gas Blamed For Explosion Today In Exeter, Pa., Workings

Nine Killed in Mine Explosion  Accident Occurs in Hard Coal Workinas

Mine Explosion Fatal to Nine   Nine Others Hurt In Blast Thursday

NINE KILLED, NINE OTHERS INJURED IN NEW MINE EXPLOSION  ANTHRACITE BLAST IS MORNING DISASTER IN PENNSYLVANIA FIELD

NINE KILLED JN MINE      lias Mast Injures Others 250 Feet Tiownoat Exeter, Pa,

—9 KI ELED— ; Blame Gas  For New Mine Blast   MEN 350 FEET UNDERGROUND

CHINESE OFFICIAL DENIES RED NEWS      Russian Charges Are Biasted  As Government ; Supports U. S.

Soviet Charges  Denied in China Glaring Untruths Are Pointed Out

Chile Follows ‘Brazil in Rift With Soviet:   Chileans Also: Break Tie: . With Crechoslovakians  Ovwee Wnfileation?

Chile Cuts Relations  With Soviet   Similar Action Taken by Brazil

Diplomats of Both Nations Ordered Back   Propaganda [In Soviet Newspapers Too Much For The Chileans

PRO-U. S. BLOG OF FOUR LATIN. COUNTRIES SEEN   Chile’s Action Grows..Qut,of “Communist Infiltration” “ of Her’ Southern’ ° . Coal. Zone.   SOVIET PRESS ATTACK ON DUTRA ABROUSES.RIO:   Note Made Public -Also -Accuses Moscow. of: Placing: Restrictions on Brazil’s  : Ambassador.

Czechoslovakia’s Ties Also Severed By Santiago;  Note Labor Unrest

Action Linked With Russian  Infiltration   Decision by Chilean Government to Rave Far-Reaching Effects

Chile, Brazil Break With Russians  Bction at Santiadayo   Action at Santiago Follows That at Rio de Janeiro

A SLAIN DURING HINDU-MOSLEM RIOT IN INDIA   Millworkers Stagz Furious Battle in New Delhi—Conflict On Border Seen

Budget Group Possesces Key To Tax Cuts   Report Feb. 15 to Provide Guide for Republican Plans

Wreckage Seen May Be Missing Navy Transport   Sighted in Swampland Ten Miles Southeast Of Richmond. Va.

LOST PLANE HUNTED NEAR RICHMOND, VA.   Army Pilot Reports Sighting Wreckage of a DC-3 in Swampy Area Southeast of City.

Report Wreckage of Plane Sighted  Navy Cratt With 10 Aboard Lost

Many New Cars in Used Car Lots; Conditions Worry Ethical Dealers

New Stamp Validated Earlier Than Scheduled   Temporary Surplus Reported; McCarthy Threatens Measure To Abolish Ration

NEW-SUGAR STAME 10 BE VALIDATED   No. 12 to Be Good for Ten Pounds on June 1, Is Decision.

Marshall Calls In Top Congressmen To Hear Plea for Broadcast Funds

Secretary To Press Fight Against Cut In Funds For Voice Of America Program

REVOLT ON FORMOSA SPREADING   Rebels Charge Chinese Officials Robbing People

BRITAIN SPURNS PARTITION PLAN FOR PALESTINE   Will Not Share Responsibility For Mandate With U. N. Commission      DELEGATES TO SEEK NEW INSTRUCTIONS

British Quit  Jew Problem  English Refuse to Share Responsibility

Declares British froops Wont Be Used For Enforeine Partition Plan

Britain Refuses Joint Authority In Palestine   Serves Notice That Troops Will Leave As Soon as Possible

British Refuse To Participate In A Palestine Division   United States And Russian Plans Upset By England’: Refusal To Engage In Any Way With Splitting Up Holy Land States

Britain Knocks Prop From Under Palestine Plan   Refuses to Share With U.N. Commission Task Of Jew, Arab Partition

UN PALESTINE PLAN JOLTED   Britain Refuses to Share Mandate Or Use Troops For Enforcement

BRITAIN BALKS: AT HOLY LAND PLAN   REFUSES TO SHARE RESPONSIBILITY FOR: MANDATE WITH U. N. BOAED.

Elaborate Plan For Palestine Halted by Britain   Props Are Knocked from Proposal That Had Been Acknowledged As Fair

COMMUNIST PARTY NEWSPAPER CLAIMS WORKER RECRUITS   Warm . Symnathy . Growing is -—Millions-of-Workers-Abroad;* »  Saviet’Paner Says

Find Pilot’s Tampering With Controls Caused Outside Loop by Plane

Woman And Ward Held In Ambush Killing   Michigan Police 4 Say Mother Of Three Admits Part In Slaying

FARM WIFE, YOUTH HELD IN SLAYING   Body of 30-Year:Old Husband Found Beside Road

Jerusalem's Gates Blocked By British Troops; Jews, Arabs Battle   Troops Move Into Rome As. General Strike Tightens’ Grip

Jews And Arabs Wage Warfare In Jerusalem  a cc et  British Troops Block Citv Gates

ARABS, JEWS. FIGHT FIERCELY IN WALLED CITY   British Troops Block Gates Leading Into Old Jerusalem.   Battle Starts As Arabs Raise Flag Over Syna. gocue.

Big Battle Between Jews, Arabs Raging   British Block Gates of Jerusalem's  Old Walled City

Lock Arabs, Jews in Walled City   Fighting Rages, Toll in Strife Is’Set at 146

Troops Block Jerusalem’s Gates .....  Strife Raging Anew In The Middle East

British Block Gates Of  Jerusalem Street Firing Between Jews, Arahbe Mounts

RENEW FIGHTING IN JERUSALEM   English Soldiers Block Gates to Walled City

DEAD, WOUNDED SEEN IN STREET BY EYEWITNESS   British Troops Block Gates; Battle Breaks Out When Synagogue’s Seized

Jerusalem's Gates Closed by Conflict  Jews, Arabs Battle In Old Walled City

Fighting In Walled City Of Jerusalem   Arabs, Hoisting Flag Over Synagogue, Are Driven Out By Jews; Dead Lie In Streets

New Outbreak. Said Confined  To Jerusalém   British Bar Gates, Blockin; Mass Exodus OF Jewish, _ Arab Inhabitants In City

British Block City's Gates To End Exodus   Several Hundred Families Flee Walled Area

OFFICIALS SURE GIRL KIDNAPED   Search near Home Fails’ to Reveal Any Clues

ALP MUNITION DUMP EXPLODES, RUINS VILLAGE   Swiss Army Closes Area as Shells Blow Up

Clark Directs U. S. Attorneys To Price Fixing Action   Hits Illegal Move To Raise Living Costs in Nation

Justice Department Agent Uses Photographie Memory To Trap Communist Leader

Submits Farm Bureau’s View  Of Labor Laws   Edward O’Neal Urges Com  pulsory Arbitration Of   Labor-Management Disputee —

FARM BUREAU CHIEF URGES STRIKE CURBS   )’Neal Would Require Labor Disputes Be _Arbitrated

Farm Bureau Head Demands Forced  Labor Mediation O’Neal Also Asks Open Shop, End of Jurisdiction Strike

Compulsory Arbifration in Labor Disputes Urged by Farm Bureau   Federation President Tells ‘Congress That Farmers of Nation Believe Economic Strife Botween Industry and Labor ‘Must Be Stopped’

Bill Requested By Farm Group  Requires Arbitration Of Certain Disputes

Make €(narre Reservations oF  De Gasperi. Leads New Italy Republic

RUSSIA OFFERS ATOMIC TREATY   Gromyko Sets Forth Plar Still Asking Immediate Outiaw of Weapon

RUSSIA MAKES NEW OFFER ON  -ATOM-CONTROL   AGREES TO PACT PROVIDING FOR INSPECTION BUT , STICKS TO OLD ane PROPOSAL

Russia Presents Atomic Control  Program To UN   New Plan However Based On Immediate Outlawing Of Atomic Weapons   PLANT INSPECTION CONCESSION OFFER

Night Club Owner Denies Killing Tatum   Raymond Says Billerica Man Was Hic Friend

17 Die in State In Accidents  Over Weekend   Heavy Toll Laid  To Sunday Fog and Pre-Holiday Travel— Police leane Warning

Fatalities Climb As Holiday Season Nears; State Police Head Warns 45 Persons May Die During Nine-Day. Period

Short Dates for Pheasant Season  Bag Limit This Year Smallest in History

MISSOURI .RIVER DIKES CRUMBLE   50,000-Acre Area in South {I linois Ordered Evacuated

Mississippi Flood Batters Levees of 150-Mile Stretch   Immediate Evacuation ls Ordered

South Ihnois ~ Families Fight To Save Home:   Scldiers Join in Battle as Mississippi Batters Levees for Sixty Miles

HOME OWNERS FIGHT LOSING FLOOD BATTLE   Mighty Mississippi Lapping at Top‘Of Key Dike’

Soldiers Battle Rising Rivers   Mississippi Crest Due at St. Louis Monday

QUICKLY RISING MISSISSIPPI AT DANGER LEVELS   Surging Flood Waters May Exceed All-Time Record Set in 1844

Valiant Fighters Losing Battle To Mississippi River   Water Laps At Top O! Levee As Residents Fight To Save Homes

Flood Battle Is Hopeless   Southern illinois People. In Fight To Save Their Homes, Told To Flee

Dunkley Tells Goats at House of Sgt. Jojola's Triumph   A WASHINGTON TRIP

GUARD CELEBRATES A DOUBLE VICTORY   Dunkley Tells Guests at n House of Sgt. Jojola’s Triumph   A WASHINGTON TRIP

Views Conflict On Rent Boost   Textile Workers Warn Of Trouble, Qwner Group Sees Continued Shortage.

clo Union Warns Labor Troubles Likelv if Rent Ceilings Are Raised

Union. Expects: : - Labor Trouble If Rents. Hiked   TWU So: Warns: Congress: Few ‘New: Homes - Seen -” While Couitrol Continue:

Hears Varied Views On Rent Control Topic   Senate Committee Exam: ines Testimony Of CIO Textile ‘Union and Home Owners

(Oklahoma Area Catches  Brunt of Twister; toll — High in Five Disasters

AT LEAST 162 DEAD IN FIVE DISASTERS   Total of 1,0 Injured Over Natior in Tornado, Mine Blast, Earthquake and t¢reck<

High School Boy  Tells Sheriff He  Beat His Father Kills Dad To Protect Mother

47-Lb. Boy Clubs Father To Death   - High School Freshman Used Baseball Bat.  On Parent.

Father Killed By Student  Protects Mother.   Protects Mother, He Tells Police

Marshall fo Map Strategy Against Russian Attacks   Secretary of State and Aides Carry Fight to U. N. Groups

MARSHALL ON WAY BACK TO NEW YORK   SECRETARY TO GIVE AIDS INSTEUCTIONS ON FIGHT TO REVISE U. N,

Marshall Gets Ready for U.N. Battles   U. 8. Delegation (a Se & oe oe

DRIVE FOR UN REVISION SET   Marshall Prepares to Push Fight Following Talks With President

Ale cohol and Old Lace  netiestietiiedindh aa  More Women Dr unkar ‘ds in Grandma’s Day, Prof. Says

More Women DrunkardsInGrandma ’: Day Than Now, Says Yale Professor

Grandma Guzzled?  Female ‘Drunks’ More Numerous  In ‘Olden Days’

Largest U.S. Counterfeiting Ring Smashed   Farmer Distrusts City Slickers, Tips Secret Service

Bogus Money Gang Caught Red-Handed   Farmer's Tip Big Ring Of Counterfeiters

“CuEY ‘SL ICKERS’ SLIP SLIP “ U. S, Nabs Counterfeit Ring -— On Tip of Cagey Farmer

Eclipse Photos Support Einstein ‘In Belief That Eternity Has End

Scientist Says Photos of Eclipse Of Sun Prove Einstein Theory of Relativity, that Space is Curved

More Pupils Are Back in School   Highway Trucks Kept From Leaving Garage

HIGHWAY PIGKETS BLOCK TRUCK CREWS   State To Seek Injunction In Jackson Strike

Satira Murder Jury: Hears Jackson Then Quits Until Monday   “Jack Acted. Peculiar. at Times” Friend Tells “Cuban. Court

250 Farmers Search Cars,  Dump Milk   Railroad Sees Return To Days Of Jesse James

State Troopers sat Into Milk Strike © As Men Stop Oa:   Railroad Says.““Act of Terrorism Worthy Ot Jesse James” a

YANKS IN GERMANY TARGET OF GRENADE   Big Manhunt Started In Frankfor' Area After Explosive Is Hurled at tf & Soldiers.

Wilson Gives Views Today On Labor Bills   Rep. Hoffman Calls. For Outright Repeal:Of  Wagener Labor Act’.

Wilson Opposes A'Closed Shop’  GM President Will Never Sian Contract

GM President Would Take Up Farming First— Wilson Pledges Auto Firm Never to Sian a Closed Shop Contract

G.M‘s Wilson Says He'll Turn Farmer Before Signing Closed Shop Contract

G.M. Chief Says He Will Not Signa Closed Shop Pact   Executive Expresses Views to Senate Lahkar Cam teencn

Would Not Sign Contract, Wilson Tells Senators   Advocates Revision of NorrisLaGuardia Act: Wagner Act Repeal Asked in House

Wilson, G.M.C. Head, Says He'll Never Sion Closed Shan. Contract

WILSON OPPOSES CLOSED SHOP IN AUTO INDUSTRY      Says General Motors Will Never Sign Contract

will Never Sign Closed Shop Pact--GM Chief   ‘WHITE HOUSE ADVISERS’ RILAMED FOR °‘’4@ STRIKES

Head of GM Says Firm Never Will Sion Closed Shop Pact   Wherry and 2 Other GO: Senaiors Offer Bill to Kill Rent Curb April 30

Motors Head Will Oppose Closed Shop   Wilson Will Never Sign Such Contract; Hoffman Warns Of ‘Civil War’

Today In Coneress   General Motors President Says He ‘Never Will Sign Closed Shop Contract’; Wagner Act’s  Repeal Asked: Lilienthal Confirmation Seen

OUHUMAN {o NEW CHOICE FOR PREMIER   French Assembly Asked For Confidence Vote After Rejecting Blum.

SCHUMAN SEEKS FRENCH CABINET   Financial Expert Called Or After Blum’s Failure

Finance Chief Asked To Form French Cabinet   De Gaullists and Communists Block Leon Blum’s Effort

SCHUMAN GETS ASSIGNMENT Ik FRENCH CRISIS   Wins Confidence Vote As He Takes Over Stormy Post

French Assembly — Rejects Blum as Premier Candidate   Task of Forming a Cabinel to Meet Labor Crisis Falls To. MRP Member

Finance Minister Agrees ToForm New Government ,   French Chamber Of Deputies Turns Down Rlum

WINS APPROVAL FOR POWER 10 FORM CABINET   Former Minister of Finance Is Member of Popular Republicans

Schuman to Try to Form Government  Chamber Refuses Blum Enough Support to

Finance Minister Is Trying To Form Government   Robert Schuman, Member of De Gaulle’s Party, Seeks Support for Formation of French Cabinet; Blum Fails to Get Enough Backing

Shape Gov't. For Defense Of Republic   Receives 412 Favorable Votes; Blum Lacked Majority. 

Finance Ministes Asked to Form  French Regime  Schoman Agrees. After Assombly Denies Blom Confidence in Balloting

Finance Chief Takes French Republic Reims   Schuman To Try Where Blum Failed.  Sacialists Approve

SCHUMAN TAKES OVER IN FRANCE   Finance Minister Will  Try To Form New Government

ANOTHER MAN NAMED 10 TRY JOB IN FRANCE   Schuman Agrees To Aitenip! Forming Government; Strikes Spread.

NEW STATESMAN  SEEKS TO FORM  FRENCH CABINET BLUM DEFEATED IN  MIDDLE OF ROAD BID FOR SUPPORT

Finance Chief Seeks fo Form New Governmen  Confidence Vote Dearied Blam k

Schuman to Try and Form Government   New Choice for Premier of France; Blum Meets Defeat

New Premier Attempts to Meet Crisis   Robert Schuman, Former  Finance Minister. Gets  Confidence Vote Necded  Ta Borm Covernment

Finance Chief Next To Try For Premier   President AuriolCalls on Schuman To Re-form Cabinet

French Unknown To Face Assembl y  Leon Blum Rejected As Leftist Disorder Mounts in Intensity

SCHUMAN WILL TRY 10 SET UF FRENCH RULE   Finance Minister To Try Hand; Blum Fails To Gain Vales.

Te Try te Form Government   Task Is Passed to Present Minister of   BLUM LACKS SUPPORT

Schuman to Try Form New Cabinet   This Announcement Was Made As He Emerged From Conference.

Schuman Agrees To Try Forming French Cabinet   Finance Minister Starts’ At Once To Meet  leaders.

France Still Without ©  Premier   Rob’t. Schuman Agrees To Try to Form Gov‘ernment After Assembly Turns Blum Down

Schuman Will Seek fo Form French Cabine   Finance Minister Nominated After Blum Voted Down

Schuman To ‘Try To Form  Government   Will Undertake Task For France Following Blum's  BRailnre

Deputies Refuse To Back Blum As Premier   Labor Difficulties Increase As Strikes Over Nation Continue

Hopes To ‘Defend Republic’   Schuman To Try To Replace Paul Ramadier Cabinet

Finance Chief Will Attempt to Form Cabinet   Leon Blum Fails, MRE Minister Agrees Te Try His Luck

DISAPPEARANCE-IS- SOLVED ; BY FINDING OF SKELETON   PARENTS OF SIX-YEAR-OLD GIRL IDENTIFY SKELETON FOUND NEAR ROAD

Iruman Facing Hard Situation  Must Decide About A Special Session

Tr uman Faces Decision On Early, Session  ee Oey Yaa    Opponents Say Aid Not Urgent; Politics Figures in Argument

Decision On Help Awaits His Return  President Faced With Problem Of

TRUMAN CONFRONTED WITH HARD DECISION   Difficult: Question Of Cons aress Meet Looms

Congress Call Decision Faces Truman; Aides  Seen ‘Divided’   Marshall Expected To Push His Case For Special Parley

Opposition May Block Congress Cal   Truman Advisors Believe European Crisis Exaggerated

Special Session . To Give Truman Tough Decision      President Must Decide On Return; Advisers Appear Split.

Truman Faces Decision on Congress Call   Emergency Aid — To Europe Asked By State Dept.

Special Session Of Congress Up To Pres. Truman   Chief Executive Returns To U. S. Fron Brazil To Work On European Crisis

Special Session Issue To Confront Truman With One Of His Toughest Decisions

HST to Rule on Special Session      Issue Confronts President With One of His  Toughest Decisions: Due Home Thic Weel-

Truman May Call Special Session   Advisors Split On Emergency Aid For Europe Session

Truman To Decide On Special Session   Top Advisers Appear Split On Issue of Aid to Europe

Decision One Of Toughest Face Truman   Top Advisers Split On Subject: Marshall In Favor.

Truman Returns To Face Difficult Decision of Term   Due Home From Rio This Week as Aides Split on Opinions

Truman ls Faced With Hard Task   President Must Decide on Specia! Congress Session

Grave Moves Await Return Of President  Advisors Appeat To Be Split On

CAPITAL DIVIDED ON SESSION CALL   Truman Faces Tough Nut In Aid-To-Europe Action

Oo rRIEN &+Mew"  Adousle Energy Hearing Ends on Note of High Comedy

Bilbo Ouster Action Holds Top Interest   Republican Leaders Favor Move to Bar Mississippi Senator From Seat As Congress Convenes.

——— To Security, Says Truman....  Gover nment Seeks Control Q{  War Goods lo The Untriendly

ARMS EXPORT CONTROL ASKED   Items Broad Enough Tc Cover Bombs And Scrap lron Listed

Essential To Security, Says Truman....  \Government Secks Control Of  [War Goods To The Untriendly

\US Seeks Control Over Arms, Munitions’ Material Export Repeal of Act Provision Also Sought

Drama in British War Bride's Trip  Home: Has Cancer  Has Only Few Months tc Live—Army Plane Is Provided Family

FT. GREEK FORCES INREINFORCED It GSINE W OFFENSIV   \ESCUE CRAFTG IRE DAMAGED IN/R RASH LANDINGSN   Airmen Forced Down 20 Miles From Wreckage Of Superfort   MAY USE DOG TEAMS IN ALASKAN WILDS

Six Airmen Uninjured; Radio Apparatus Useless on Account of Static: Lost Plane Located

Rescue Planes, Glider Crash Lanc  Were On Way To Take Out 4 Survivors. Of Wrecked B- ae [ In Alaska, Seven Airmen Unhurt; Aid Team Chutes Down’

Six Billions Slash Wodld Cut Defenses   Bi-Partisan Group Warns Against Drastic Cuts; Lilienthal Foes Mount

Republican Gurney Says’ Slash Will Undermine U.S. Foreign Policy

6 Billion Budget Cut Plan Draws Bipartisan Kicks   Proposal Pictured Weakening Defenses and Foreign Policy

British Army Camps Are Bombed ‘and Flectric Lines Gut   Action Designed to Influence United Nations Study of Issues in the Holy Land

BRITAIN SEEKS DECREASE. IN U. S. EXPORTS   Would Remove Adiitional Restrictions From Loan Avreement.

EXCESS PROFITS IS CHARGE MADE   Unnamed Oil Companies Are Accused of $60,000,000 Take in War Contracts

EXCESSIVE PROFITS ARE ROLLED UP   Oil Companies Are Charged with Twenty-Million Take

Hallowell fs Given Life   Convicted of Slaying Of Two Philadelphia  Policemen,

VOTE IS NEAR ON PARTITION OF HOLY LAND   UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA AGREE ON ENFORCEMENT

U. S. And Russia OK Partition  Agreement Pushes Holy Land Division

U.S., Russia Agree on  Palestine Plan for Split .   Plan for Split Nearing Vote in United Nations

1). §.. RUSSIANS cuoW HARMONY ON PALESTINE   Unity On Partition Plar Shoves Program Step Nearer UNO Vote

Holy Land Vote Nearer  U. S. and Russia   U. S. and Russia Agree on Partition Of Palestine

United Nations Nears Vote on Palestine Plan  U. S., Russia Set ’ For Agreement On Partitian

U.S.-RUSSTAN PALESTINE PACT NEARS UN VOTE   Agreement Likely to Pust Plan to Divide Holy Land

U.S. and Russia Agree on Partitior Plan for Palestine   Early Vote by U.N. Committee on Thorny Issue Is Predicted

U.S., Russia In Agreement .... Palestine Decision Within 5 Davs Seen

Says It Has Gone On Long Enot Enough....  C herry May Act If The Phone Strike Continues On Monday

says  t Has Gone On Long Enough. .  Cherry May Act If The Phone Str ike Continues On Monday

Belgian Prisoners ‘Of War, Wanting Bonus, Have Riot   Lines In Brussels As Minister Of Defense Tells Cabinet Payment Can Not Be Made

MACHINEGUNS HALT ATTACK War Veterans In Belgium Clash With Police In Bloody Battle

MACHINE GUNS USED TO STOP BELGIAN RIOT   FORMER PRISONERS DEMAND PAYMENT OF BONUSES

Machine Guns Are Turned on  Belgian Crowd  Demands of Ex-POW’ For Bonus Payments Precipitate Battle

POLICE FIGHT BELGIAN VETS   ‘Use Machineguns to Break  Siege of Parliament By   Ex-Prisoners of War

Brussels Police Fire On Marchers Demanding Bonu:  Unofficial Reports Say Dozen Killed

Police Break Up Belgian Rioters  Former War Prisoners Ask Bonus Payment

BONUS DEMAND TOUCHES OFF BELGIAN RIOT   Police Lines Broken By 50,000 Vet Marchers

RIOTOUS BATTLE IN BRUSSELS ENDS   MARCH OF 50,000 ON PARLIAMENT BUILDING STOPPED BY GUNFIRE.

2>UNS RESTORE ORDER ©  50,000 Stage Bonus: Riot; Battle Police i in Brussels:

Belgian Police Quell Rioting; Many Injured   Former Prisoners of Wat Demonstrate for Promised Bonuses

Jews, British InLong Battle On Old Vessel   ‘Destroyers Bring 4,550 Immigrants Into Halfa Harbor

» Destroyers, Refugee Ship Clash: 3 Die   American Among Victims Of British-Jew Gon Ranla

BRITISH SEIZE REFUGEE SHIP   Two Jews Killed, Several Wounded in Fight With Boarding Parties

SEA BATTLE ENDS: JEWS TRANSFERRED   British Board Immigration Ship After Violent Recistanre

BRITISH WAGE BATTLE WiTh JEWISH Sri?   DESTROYERS BRING 4550 IMMIGRANTS INTO HAIFA

‘BEVIN ALSO PREDICTS MOSCOW — MEETING WILL PROVE TO BE REAL ‘CONTRIBUTION TO PEACE

MARSHALL SAYS BIG 4 MEETING NOT A FAILURE   Conference Aired Out Differences, He Declares

Flies Home Today To Report Meet’s Results To U. S.   Secretary Declares Future Meetings Will Determine Extent Of Conference’s Progress

Conference Is Not A Failure Says Marshall   U. S. SECRETARY STOPS GFF IN BERLIN ON WAY HOME

RASCHIG TO HOLD JOB WITH OHIO TILL JULY   Supreme Court Invalidates Lausche Appointment

RULES RASCHIG CAN HOLD PUBLIC WORKS POST   Supreme Court Rules Out Last Minute Appointment by Ex-Gov. Lausche

Former Norwich Woman Leaves Large Estate According to Inheritance Tax Appraisal   Jean L. Carothers of Brooklyn Divides Property Between Son and Daughter—Her Death Occurred Last February—Both Husband and Wife Are Buriec In Mt. Hope Cemetery—Estate Nets $133,610 39

Widow of J. W. Dunn Leaves Estate of $18,101.08, Net   Benj. G. Knapp, Nephew Receives Maior ortien— Burial Was in Oxford

French Reds © Trail DeGaulle Party at Polls        *Poland’s Successor . - To-Be Elected for UN “Security Council

French Reds Trail DeGaulle Party at Polls   Poland’s Successor  To Be Elected for UN Security Council

Compliance Is Short of 100 Per Cent   Survey Indicates Spirit of  General Acceptance by Consumers but Some Opposition to Program

First Eggless Day Over Nation But Not 100%:   Survey Shows Now ~ Too Early to Gauge Extent of Campliance

General Spirit of Co-Operation by Consumers Is Indicated in Most Places by Survey over Nation.  wuasiricywv vyisi.Frryrytwetreiayrewe+?®   EGGS, POULTRY SALE DROPPED YESTERDAY

Shingling Fraud At Canton Probed   Gen. Ho Recalled as Chinese Peace Negotiations Fail

Chinese Military Leader in U.S. To Return Home   Recall May Be Signal for Renewing Full Scale Warfare

'—PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. FAIL— Chiang Recalls His Top Military Aide From U.S.

General Ho Is Recalled Home   Breakdown Of Chinese Peace Talks Prompts Chiang To Act.-

Report Negotiations To Set - te Warfare Have Fail_ ed; Chiang’s Aide Recalled

(CHINESE MILITARY LEADER RECALLED ‘BY CENERALISSIMO    Breakdown of Peace Negotia, tions Believed Reason For  i ‘Kaj-Shek's Action

Chiang Recalls His Top Military Man  Resumption of War  Looms in China

Chiang Calls Home His. Top Military Chiet   Chief Says China Still  Depends on U.S. For : Bombers — and Heavs  ™ Afmaments:

Return Home, Chiang Tells . Military Chief   Foe of Communists To Leave America; ‘War Seen by Spring

Chiang Recalls Top Militarist   Officials View Move As Sign Full Scale War To Be Resumed

169 Per Cent Jump Since 1927....  Solons Set Probe Of Lumber Prices

Lumber Prices To Be Investigated  Congressional Group Orders New Probe

SOLONS ASSIGN INVESTIGATOR TO PROBE HOUSING   JOINT COMMITTEE HEARS EVIDENCE ON SKYROCKET COSTS

To Give Commencement Address i osonauaieanipeaerinanemmnanemnnamnatiamteaia maaiaatindidenimmstnes cemmanaananednamtenantemedmetimtamaeminmm eee  De. Jollitfie to Address WVU June Graduates

1%a Give Commencement Address Dr. Jolliffe to Address WVU June Graduates

Search For Girl Still Continued   Intermediary's Offer To Kidnapers Awaits Answer; Girl Missing Since Last Thursday

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Missouri Rising: Evacuation Warninge leened

Floods Forcing New Evacuations   Residents Of Lowlands Ir Sioux City Area Are Warned Of High Water

House Scans School Plan   Comniitlee Prepares Public Health Bill

Indictments In Contempt Cases  Will Be Askec   Cases of Ten Hollywood Per. sonalities Cited To Be Taken To Federal Grand Jury   CONGRESS SUSTAINS CITATIONS MADE

BUS AND TRUGK COLLIDE, 1 DEAD   20 Hurt By Crash on Icy U. $. Highway 30 Near Columbia City —

Bus Driver Killed, Twenty Passengers  Injured In Crash   Greyhound Bus Crashes Into Stalled Semi-Trailer Truck lu Indiana

; cf Salem Firemen — Save Farm Home   Root of Bailey Home Badly Damaged

Salem Firemen Save Farm Home   Root of Bailey Home Badly Damaged

Korean Issue To U.N.   U. S. Asks Assembly To Send Commission To Observe Election As Step to Freedom

SPECIAL COMMISSION TO STUDY ELECTION  OF OWN RULE URGED _ AMERICAN RESOLUTION  I$ AIMED AT BREAKING DEADLOCK WITH RUSSIA

—United Nations—  Korean Action Asked   U. S. Requests A Special Commission To Speed Up Independence Of Nation

Marshall Seeks. Quick” Action On Austrian Treaty   That Would Leave Germany Only — _ Occupied Country

Moletev Has Objected for More Than a Year and Isn’t Expected to Yield in London

Georgia Has ~— Two Governors   Legislature Elects Talmadge Arnall Refuses To Yield Office   LEGAL WRANGLE NOW INDICATED

Tangle Result Of Argument Over Law   Legislature Elects Son By 74-Vote Edge After Father Dies

REDS KEEPING “LARGE FORCES   FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE SAYS THAT RUSSIA I8 ‘DETERMINED TO EXPAND

Foreign Aid Backers Cite Red Strength   Open War Declared On West's Institutions - House Group States

Food Train In  Three Sections      Hagerstown Car Hooked On To One At Harrisburg Today.

Final Approval By Wide Margin Being Predicted   Republican Leaders Against Rent Hikes

House Vote Expected on Hnion Bill   Republicans Contiaent oi Passage by Overwhelming Majority; Senate’ Discusses Craca-Torkish Aid

CURBS FOR UNIONS MAY GET DECISION OF U. $. CONGRESS   Bill Proposing Drastic Scheduled for Ballot at U. S. Capital.   LEWIS IS CALLED FOR TESTIMONY

BACK TO 80’S AGAIN   Fair Weather is Forecast for Saturday; Showers Sunday

TRUMAN PUSHES PRICE BATTLE   Wholesalers of U.S. Asked to Assist

United Nations Face,Busy Week   Palestine Case And Vote On U.S. Island Plan Slated °° -

WEEK; VOTING UPON ISLE PLAN LIKELY   Explosive Palestine Issue Is Expected to Be Presented’ During Week

MOVES 10 CHECK LAND PRICE RISE   GOVERNMENT CALLS PARLEY FOR JUNE 3 TO COMBAT FURTHER INFLATION.

Truman Concerned By Farm Cost Rise   Conference Called. Tx _Combat Inflationary Prices

Parley Called On Price Rise Of Farmlands   Anderson Acts Quickly As Truman Declares United Effort Needed

Price Parley June 9 On Farm Real Estate   President Calls For Action “To Pre. vent Further Inflation” With Conference Scheduled

Truman Concerned About Upped Prices Farm Real Estate  Reports a 92 Per Cent Increase in Average

Truman Concerned About Upped Prices Farm Real Estate   Reports a 92 Per Cent increase in Average Selling Prices

Truman Instructs  Agriculture Chief To Stop Inflation  Land Values Increase 92 Per Cent Over 1935-39 Pre-War Leve

CONTROLS ON IMPORTS OF GASOLINE JUNE 30   Commerce Department Acts te Con trol Limited Domestic Pet” roleam Supply

U5. TO CONTROL EXPORT OF GAS   OFFICIALS DECLARE STEP NECESSARY TO PROTECT DOMESTIC SUPPLY.

CONTROLS BACK ON OIL EXPORTS   Steps Taken To Protect Limited Domestic Supply In U.S.A.

Commerce Division To Control Export Of Gas on June 30  To Ban Shipment to All Foreign Countries Except Canada

Girl, 14, Slays Father in Auto; Her Boy Friend, 13, Dies in Crash

Mine Closing Seems Certain   Lewis, Owners Have  * 34. Days to Get Pact

Coal Truce Calls for Record   Negotiating New Controct By Union, Operators in 34 Doys Record Mark

Must Write New Pact In Record Time To Avoid Huge Strike June 30   Lewis Demands For 54 Hours Pay For 40 Hours Work And Higher Royalties Estimated To Cost Industry Up To $500,000,000.

Tells How New Schools Can Be Secured... os  MeMullan In Ruling  D  On School Building

Tells lls How y New Schools Schools Can Be Secured .  MeMullan In Ruling On School Building

City School Board Has Final Authority On Site For School. McMullan Declares In Ruling   Also Points Out County Provision Of Funds Mandatory

‘Americans Join   French Walkout   U.S. Seamen Clamor Against Marshall Plan, Taft-Hartley Act

Ten Men Are Rescued from Tanker’s Bow   Twenty Other Crew Members Still on Drifting Aft Section

Woman Slayer Of Two Goes to Quentin Death   Sleeps Part of Night and Faces End Without Qadativa

GREEN LIGHT IS GIVEN NEW TAX REDUCTION ACT   School Men Attempt To Nip Measure, but Passage Is Seen at Capital

Disaster Is City’s Worst  Since War   Tragedy Similar to Cocoanut Grove One at Boston

100 10 150 Dik IN DANCE HALL FIRE IN BERLIN   British Soldiers Are Among Victims Of Flash Blaze

100 to 150 Die in Berlin Flash Blaze  Many Trampled As Flames Sweep Hall Dunvrince Danc

LIST OF DEATHS MOUNTS IN FIRE AT BERLIN HALL   More Than 100 Reported Burned, Trampled . In Tragedy   MANY VICTIMS DIED ‘ FIGHTING FOR EXIT

‘Merrymakers ‘Trapped in Dance Hall   Masquerade Ball in Berlin Ends in Tragedy

150 Killed In German  Dance Hall Holocaust  Berlin’s Worst Disaster Since War Recalls Boston Cocoanut Crave Fire

150 Lives Lost As Blaze Razes Hall in Berlin   Victims Are Trampled Tc ~ Death: No American Casualties

DEATH LIST IN BERLIN DANCE HALL UNKNOWN   Flash Fire Traps 100 To 150 Persons In British Occupation Zone

Bodies Piled Before Dance Hall Entrance   British Soldiers Among Casualties

a ee eee ee  'Many Die In Bridges For ‘Masque Ball Rejection Of {Holocaust Lilienthal

MERCURY DUE TO TUMBLE TONIGHT   Minnesota Blanketed by First Snowstorm.

10 Inches Snow InN. Minnesota  Below Freezing i in ‘Most of Midwest °

Heavy Snowfall Snarls Traffic   From One To Seven Inche: Cover Minnesota; Phone Circuits Are Hard Hit. ~-

Ten Inches Of Snow In Minnesota   Freezing Weather Moving Eastward; 12 Above Zero In North Dakota

Phone Employes Resume Work in Western States   Government Efforts Are Increased to Break Remaining Deadl-cks   WESTERN ELECTRIC RENEWS DISCUSSION   Its Workers Block Normal Service in 19 States By Picketine

PHONE, PEOPLE. BACK TO WORK INTHE WEST   22,000 Return To Jobs In Five States

Phone Strike Qn Coast Ends   Five States In Wes  Agree; Progress In Mountain Area

Strike Breaks In Five States   22,000 Workers  Returning to Jobs

West Coast's Phone Tieup Said Broken  Negotiations in Other Regions Are Cantinuine

cy  More Phone Workers Go Back To Jobs   Sympathy Strikes Called Off; New Talks Start Today

More Telephone Workers on Job   Strike Continues, However, in Six States In the Southwest

Operators Go Back To Work {n California   $3-$4 Pay Hikes Are Accepted By Phone Emploves

Meyers Says He Lost $20,000 In Aircraft Stock Dealings; Justice Department To Get Facts

MEYERS CLAIMS HE LOST $20,000 IN STOCK DEALS   Says Dealings In Aircraft Stock Cost Him That Since 194]

Figures in Truman Budget Review    Truman Defends the Budget ‘He Submitted to Congress

Meyer’s Request for Blood Test Granted by Special Sessions Judge

Europe In Grim  Plight —   Marshall Plan, at Whatever Cost, Is Cheap If It Averts War. Says Mackenzie

Today In Convress   Republicans Pass Word For All Congressmen To Stay On Job Tomorrow And Saturday; Senate Hears Steel Supply To Be Ample

UMW Takes Quotations ‘Decision As fromOpinion ‘Americans InLewisCase

New Bingo Bill Is Voted Down   Wisconsin Assembly Kills Harper Plan

Assembly Vetoes Bingo, 11-18; Hits Reapportionment  Refuse Quick Actior On Latter; Mileage Matter Is Shunted

IMPORTANTMEETING OF": LEGION BOSTS THROUGHOUT. CITY. AND COUNTY. TUESDAY

IMPORTANT MEETING OF LEGION POSTS THROUGHOUT CIEY AND COUNTY TUESDAY

Crop Planting Late, Farmers Now Fear  Possible Early Fal   Planting Deadline Here: ‘Success Depends on  Favorable Weather

Corn Crop Fears Grow   Curtailed Planting And Poor Crop Seen If Rains Continue

FARMERS FEAI WEATHER VISE   Already Caught by We Spring, Growers Eye Early , Fall Possibility.

Corn Crop Plagued By Rain, Cold   Only Most Favorable Weather From Now On Will Guarantee A Good Crop

CORN GROWERS NEAR DEADLINE   Farmers® Fear Squeeze Of Late Planting And Frost

Nation’s Corn Belt Farmers Fear Crop  Endangered By Long-Delayed Spring

Crop Outlook in Corn Belt Causes Worry   ‘Early Frost Would Prevent Much Corn From Maturing

Nation’s Corn Crop Damaged By Heavy Rain   Farmers in Many Areas up Against Deadline and Hope For Late Autumn

Ter VAPESTMAS YY NOT YY OIT  Santa Claus Paying An Early Visit To Home OF Dying Girl

Carolyn, Who Can't Live, Enjoying Early Christmas, Sines ‘Jesus Loves Me’

May Permit heparations lor Russia   U_S. Seems Likely To Accept Demands Of Soviet Gov't

Negro Who a Wounded: Three Gives Self Up   Surrenders to. . Pastor After Week. in Woods

Russian Bid for Bases  to Be Aired  Matter May Be  T Law tA   Matter May Be Taken to United Nations

Russian Bid for Bases  to Be Aired  Matter May Be Taken to United Nations

Million Tons of Food Given Germans By U. S., Britain This Year, Gen. Clay Reports

Clay Has Optimistic Repor On Industrial Picture In Shattered Reich

GERMAN FOOD REPORT SEEN NOT OPTIMISTIC   Million Tons Go To U. S. British Zones So Far This Year, Clay Says

AMG ANTI-DISEASE FIGHT CONTINUES: 1947 REPORT GIVEN  ‘Million Tons of Food Shipped tor German Relie

POLICE FOLLOW KIDNAP THEORY   Marion Authorities Seeking Missing Girl, 16

Search Continues For Missing Girl   Father Clings to Kidnaping Theory

Light Frosts May Hit Northern Stafes   Foreseaner of Autumn Spreading Gver North Central Sections

Stassen Says We Can Win Peace if U.S. Is Strong   Will Make Public Talk with Stalin.

Sweeps Aside Suggestions of Direct Negotions and U. S. Offer of Its Good Offices.

Indonesian Republic Asks U.N. to Arbitrate Its Gonflict With Dutch

Indonesia Asks For Arbitration By U.N. Order   Refuses to Consider Direct Negotiations With Netherlands

U.S. PROPOSAL REJECTED - Indonesian Republic Seeks UN Arbitration Of Dispute

U. 5. WITHDRAW ~ INDONESIAN AID   Republic Seeks To Have UN Arbitrate Between Them and Dutch

Indonesians Reject Direct Negotiations  Wants Arbitration;  Ase: Daswarnpe fire

INDONESIA TURNS DOWN PROPOSALS SHE MEET DUTCH   Rejects Direct Negotiations Over Hostilities and Asks U.N. to Arbitrate Dispute.   U.S. WITHDRAWS GOOD OFFICES OFFER   Developments Come Ami¢ Reports of Preparations in East Indies for BitterEnd Fighting.

Tax Reductions Feasible ‘Later, Snyder Asserts   Foreign Aid Within Balanced Budget First. Says Treasury Chief

Four Down and More to Go! At Least One Movie Writer Is Upset by the Proceedings

Wherry ry Wants ‘Definite Plan  From Truman   ‘Specific Proposals Sought By GOP Whip On Program By’President  . To Halt Inflation

Wherry Urges Truman Give Specific Plan   Nebraskan Hints He Is Talking for Political Purposes

TAFTISSUES AN EIGHT POINT ECONOMIC PLAN   Hints Administration Playing Politics in Anti-Inflation Program

Wherry Asks President To Be Specific   Senator Demands Detuifs On 10-Point Plan for Inflation Curb; Taft Offers Own Program

Wherry, Taff Claim ‘Politics’ In Price Drive   Challenge Truman to Give Specific Plans; Ohioan: Offers Bee euen

Taft Gives Own  Program to Control Inflated Prices  BR. Tack Rell

Truman Asked To Give Full Program Plans   REPUBLICAN IN DEMAND FOR DETAILS OF : POLICY

TRUMAN CHALLENGED (ON PRICE-GURB PLANS   Wherry Demands ‘Specific Proposals For Controls

Wherry Asks Truman For Specific Plan   Charges Presiden ‘Playing Politics With Program:

Demand Specific Anti-Inflation Proposal Outline   Assail White House Legislation Remedy As Vague Generality

Uproar Develons As Taylor, Idaho Demo, Intervene:  Filibuster Threat From Southerners

Organization Of Senate Delayed By Seating Tiff   Martin Becomes First GOP To Wield House Gavel In 15 Years; Truman Plans Ta Give Message Monday

WAY CLEARED FOR OTHERS TO TAKE OATH   Republicans Thus Will Come Into Control of Eightieth Congress— Mississippian’s Seating to Be Argued Later.

Loses First Skirmish In Senate Fight   Organization Of Chamber Delayed By Long, Wordy Battle.

Bilbo Issue Snarls Senate Opening  Ona. fF’ annease heaate   80th Congress Meets With House Set To Work

Democrat Joins GOP’s Move To Bar Mississippiar  Filibuster Appears In Making As New Senate Convenes

Congress Meets; GOP Picks Martin   Bay State Senator 1s Named Speaker of the New House   Senate Organization For 80th Congress Stalls in Debate Over Senator Bilbo

Senate Organization Is Stalled Over Bilbo Wrangle, But House Is Set; Martin Is GOP Speaker

Martin Elected: Asks Democrat Cooperation  Mississippian Is Barred From Oath In Priority Move

Martin Is Speaker Of House   WASHINGTON—AP—The first house session of the 80th congress recessed at 1:22 p. m. (CST) today until Monday.

Senate Votes Delay In Seating of Sen. Bilbo Today  ‘Taft Is Successful In Clearing Way For Organization

SENATE DODGES QUICK DECISION BY VOTING DELAY   Taylor Demands Seat Be Denied; Taft Moves  Postponement

Senate Blocks Bilbo   Upper House Votes To Delay Seating After Wrangle Delays Organization

SENATE VOTES TO HOLD UP ON SEATING BILBO   Mississippian Gets Only As Far As Rostrum Of Senate Chamber; Senate In Turmoil; Long Battle May Delay Or.  ganization.

Wordy Wrangle Over Permitting Mississippian To Serve Third Term Holds Up Proceedings After Only One New Member Is Sworn In—Taylor, Idaho Democrat, Offers Resolution To Block Acceptance—House Names Joseph W. Martin Speaker

House Is Organized Quickly With Martin Chosen GOP Speaker   14 Democrats Combine in Efforts te Prevent Blocking Bilbo

Sudden Action Clears Way For Other Business   Taft's Motion To Delay Seating Of Mississippi Solon Carries 38 To 20; Will Sean Qualification:

Fight Over Seating Opens New Congress   House Organizes, Elects Martin Speaker. 244-182

Martin, Elected Speaker, Pleads For Cooperation  Points to Need for Labor, Tax, Federa Economy Programs

Hundreds Jam Corridors As 80th Congress Opens on Note Of Discord In Upper Chamber House Quickly. Gets To Work

Senate Votes Bilbo Delay   Leaves Way Open For New-Elected Republicans To Take Oath

Southern Bloc Organized To Defend Bilbo  Speoker; Senate  Weanale Daaina

Docket is Cleared For Other Business   Newly-Elected Republicans Can Take Oath Of Office

NEW SPEAKER BIDS FOR AID OF DEMOCRATS   ‘irst Republican Speaker In 15 Years Elected; Congress Eyes Labor And Tax Bills, Postwar Economy.

Taylor Offers Motion to Bar Mississippian   14 Democrats Organize For ‘Extended Debate’ In His Behalf

Martin Named New Speaker: Bills Offered   Attempt To Seat Bilbo Runs Into Heavy Opposition

Senate Vote 38 to 20 on Taft Motion   Way Cleared for Senate Organization After  (pening Delay.

Senate Delays Seating of Bilbo After Taylor Joins GOP Moves to Bar Solon

SPARKS FIGHT ON SOUTHERRE!   Protracted Debate Looms a QOth Seasion of Congress ts Convened

OPEN WAY FOR GOP 10 TAKE OVER CHAMBER   Mississippi Senator Stopped From Taking Oath in First Session

Joseph Martin Is New Speaker, Asks For Cooperation   Wordy Wrangle Flares When Bilbo Appears; Truman Watches by Television

Martin Speaker Of House   House Off. to Quick Start With Tax and Labor Bills Already In Legislative Mill

Southern Bloc Organized To Defend Bilbo   Martin Elected Speaker; Senate Wranale Raaing

Democratic Colleague Objects When Southerner Walks to Rostrum to Take Oath for Third Senate Term   Picture Page %

LOWER HOUSE RECEIVES TWO MAJOR BILLS   Cooperation Asked by Martin as Congress Opens Session

Organization of. Senate Stalled In Bilbo Debate  Martin Calls on Demos to Cooperate

ed  Martin Elected Speaker as House Meets; Truman fo Speak Monday

Senate Delays Seating Bilbo,  Vote 38 to 20   Motion by Taft To Clear Way for Other Business

Bilbo Stoppec From Taking Senate Seat   Denied Oath When Utah Democrat Asks Further Inquiry

HOUSE TAKES RECESS AFTER QUIET SESSION   Lower Chamber Organizes and —Recesses Until Monday; Martin In Chaje   TAX AND LABOR ACTS ARE FIRST PRESENTED

SEATING OF SEN, BILBO FOR THIRD TERM BLOCKED?   Resolution Offered by Sen. Taylor (D-Ida) Prevents Him from Taking Seat.   FOR EXTENDED DEBATE      : Fourteen Democratic Senators Organize In Bilbo’s Rehalf.

House Ready for Business; Wordy Wrangle Overe th Seating of Bilbo

Martin Named New Speaker Republicans   Taylor Of Idaho Protest: Seating of Mississippiang  Les Waneveate

Senators In Uproar Over Bilbo Case   Joe Martin Elected Speaker of House; Asks For Cooperation

Senate Stalled in Debate Over Seating Bilbo   Tax Reduction, Labor Legislation Bills Already in Hopper

Strike Ties UpSt. Louis And Suburbs   Bus And Street Car Workers Walk Off Jobs

STRIKE HAMPERS ST LOUIS TODA   ‘Operators of Street Cars and Buses Walk off  3  ' of Jobs.

St. Louis Bus. Street Car Men Walk Off Jobs   Million People Left Without Transportation As Strike Begins

Reeves Scores the Attorney General In KC Vote Deals   States Clark Directed FBI to ‘Interview’ Election Board

Regardless of Discussions the'So Called ‘Cold War’ Is Better Than the Real Thing

British Youths Hurl Rocks at. Jewish Homes   Dozens of Windows Smashed inGlasgow, Liverpool, England

British Stone Jewish Shops Put Up Signs   Liverpool, Glasgow Scenes of Protests Over Palestine Feud

Heat Wave Toll to 28   : All Midwest Sizzles -In 100 Degree Temper‘ atures: No Relief Seen

NO SIGN OF A BREAK   (By tac Assoctared Presi At Lease 24 Persons Have Died as Result of Heat Wave

Still No Relief For Blistering Middle West   At Least 28 Deaths Recorded; Searing Heat Retains Grip

Heat Deaths Rise In Midwest Wave   Already 28 Deaths Blamed On Heat and No Relief In Prospect

Heat Wave Causes At Least 28 Deaths in Nation  Promise of Relief Is Thwarted; More Trouble Seen

HEAT CLAIMS AT LEAST 28 IN NATION, REPORT   24 Chicago Deaths Attributed to Weather Causes; 44 Steers Drop Dead

UNION VOTES VICTIMS FUND   UMW to Pay $1,009 To Dependents of Miners Killed

Beer Saloon Bill Given. Black Eye  Compromise Rejected by dowa House

LOWER HOUSE REJECTS BEER SALOON BILI   Measure May Die, as  Legislature Plans To Adjourn

Rousing Welcome Awaits Truman  Busy Week Ahead on Brazilian Soil

GALA WELCOME AWAITS TRUMAN DOWN RIO WAY   President Will Address Closing Session of Hemisphere Defense Parley

BRAZIL PLANS BiG WELCOME FOR TRUMAN   Employes Will Be Dismissed From Jobs to Witness Reception of U. S. President Upon His Arrival in Rio.

Brazil Plans Big Welcome For Truman   President Will Address Session of Americas Parley

RIO PLANS BIG WELCOME FOR TRUMAN AND FAMILY ON ARRIVAL TO TALK TO CONFERENCE AND ENJOY VISIT

Welcome in Rio Set for Truman   . President Flies” To Defense Meet

Rio De Janeiro Planning Big Welcome For President Truman During Week's Visit   U.S. Executives To Address Closing Session Of Inter-American Hemisphere Defense Meet

Plan Big Welcome ty Truman Party   P ident Is Due to Reach de Janeno About Noon   TO ADDRESS MEETING   Plane Will Land at the Military Airdrome of Ponta

Fer Treman Party Pent I Do 1 Reach "Ko de Janenno About a  TO ADDRESS MEETING Plane Wil Land at the   Miltary Airdrome  Dante

Rio Is Set To Give Truman A Hearty Welcome   President Arriving Today; Addresses Confer.  ence Tuesday.

Big Welcome Set For HST.   President Due In Rio Today For Visit . And To Speak At Defense Conference

Question Youth . In Tot's Death  Hunting Maniacal Killer Of Carol Ann

Big Airliner, Belly On Fire, ‘Lands Safely   All 25: Passengers Safe After. Dramatic Landing

DC-6 Airliner Makes Landing Despite Blaze   Big Craft Put Down At Gallup Airport; 25 Aboard Unhurt

TOLEDO POSTAL  BRANCH ROBBED   $10,300 In Stamps, Notes and Cash Taken; Tear Gas Unit Fails

Robbers Secure $10,300 In Tolede   West Toledo Branch Of U.S Post Office Is Burgiarized Today

FLOUR TO EUROPE MAY EASE CRISIS   Would Leave Roughage  In U. S. For Stock, Help Corn Shortage.

CHINESE REDS HOLD OFFICERS   U. S. DIMANDS RETURN OF PAIR KIDNAPED SATLIRDAY

U.S. Asks Return Of Two Officers   Embassy Demands Release From Chima Communists

REDS CAPTURE U.S, OFFICERS   American Embassy} Demands Release of Two Men

Change in Veto Power Stand by Argentina Seen   Okeh of Two-Thirds Vote Basis at Brazil Meet Sighted

Allis’ Workers Go - Back to Jobs After 329 Days of Strike    Vote Ends One of Worst  Strikes in History at  Cost of $85,000,000

2 ARE KILLED IN LEBANON SHOOTING   Ex-Convict Kills Foreman, Self In Mushroom Plant

MUSHROOM PLANT IS MURDER SCENE   Ex- Convict Kills Foreman, Turns Gun on Seif

Atom Treaty Hope Fades   U. S.-Soviet Deadlock On Veto Balks Action Now; Issue Up to UN Assembly in September

USSR And Western Powers Deadlocked... .  Hope Is Dim kor Karly Atom Pact

WASHINGTON MERRY - GO- ROUND   U. &. AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND WILL BE SECOND JOHN WAY; MAX GARDNER WILL BRING’ REAL AMERICANISM TO BRITISH COURT; DE SEVERSKY GETS BELATED  we vases RTE

200,000 Coal Miners Idle   Protest Of Labor Law Spreads; Big Strike Set For Midnight

Paraguayan Government, Insurgent Peace Negotiations are Reported

Paraguayan Revolt Said ‘Nearing End   Reports of Peace Talks Persist In Asuncion

SLIGHT HOPE HELD FOR 104 MEN STILL TRAPPED IN MINE   Rescue Squads Continue Search of Underground  Passageways—16 Bodies Brought to Surface.   VICTIMS’ RELATIVES CROWD AROUND SHAFT   Senate Votes to Probe Blast to Determine Whether Any Federal Officials Were Negligent.

Sixteen Bodies Have Been Brought to Surface; Explosion Attributed te Dust; Rescuers Seek Living.

Only 17 Bodies Recovered So Far: Senate Will Probe   Report Many Safety Violations; Finding of  Bodies May Take Week

EXPECT DEATH TOLL IN BLAST TO REACH 121   Bodies of Sixteen Are Removed by Weary Rescue Crews

Toll Of Death In Explosion May Pass 100   Relatives of Blast Victims Show Strain of Ordeal

HOPE FADES FOR MINERS TRAPPED BY EXPLOSION   104 Still In Gas-Filles Shaft; Sixteen Bedies Removed   PROBE BY CONGRESS ’ BEING INSTITUTED

17 Bodies Removed By Rescue Workers   Rescue Workers Fail To Make Cantact With Any Who Might Still Be Alive in Deen Passacawavy

Grim Seareh Continues In Mine Mishap Bodies of 16 Found; Little Hope Any Of   Bodies of 16 Found. Little Hope Any Of 104 Others Survive

Progress Is Slow Because of Gas And One Official Says Reaching Men May Require Week

Slow Rescue Progress  May Require Week Yet   30 Escape After Hlincis Mine Blast; 17 Bodies Are Recovered; Senate Ask: Probe

104 Men Still In Gas-Filled Mine; Hopes Vanishing   Last 16 Of Known Dead Removed: Members O! Rescue Squads Say No Contact Or Trace Of Other Men Has Been Established —

SHORT SKIRTS STILL ‘FAVORITE IN PARIS  @M@a@@ereaan acoarmiry ArmT wn wow

Terror Tales Related hy Witnesses   Veterans Compare Blast to Battle Experience

More Greek Help From U.S. Is Being Considered   State Department Official Says Situation In That Country Has Deteriorated, Asserts Line Must Be Held Despite Cost

MARSHALL CHURCHILL U. S. OF EUR   Statesmen Give Ap ©»: To Idea Being Backed  i, Washincton

United Europe Wins Approval Of Churchill   Secretary Marshall Gives Conditional Approval > OFf Plan

Of Europe’ Gets Marshall Boost   Churchill Also “Thinks Move by Congress Is in _- Right. Direction

United States Of Europe Gets Endorsement   Marshall And Churchill Back Resolution

SOLONS’ BACKING ASKED   United States Of Europe Plan Okayed By Marshal, Churchill

‘Marshall, Churchill Favor   “United States of Europe   Two Leaders Indorse Resolution Pending in Senate and House Foreign Relations Committees—Secretary Believes Plan, If Carried Out, Would Expedite Reconstruction and Restoration of Economy of Nations Concerned.

‘United States Of Europe’ Gets Marshall Boost   Churchill Also Thinks Move by Congress Is in Right Direction

Woodland Man Held For Death Of Trio   Manslaughter Charge: Lodged Against Driver After  “~

Violence Grow: As French Act In Dock Strike   Troops Help Unload Reynaud or Blum May Take Reins

Red: Riots Spreading In France   Ramadier Under  Strong Pressure;  Reds in Italy Seen Planning Coup

Troops Will Unload Food Ships Today   Fear Coup By Communists In Italy

AED STRIKES SPREADING IN FRANCE   Troops Used In Effort to Break Marseille Strike

New Red Strikes Step Up Pressure Against Ramadie   Shaky Government May Quit; Reynaud’s Return as Premier Rumored

15,000 Workers May Be Affected In New Offensive   Paul Reynaud May Return To Power

Communist-Led Strikes Spread Through France   Formation of New Gov't Under Reynaud Rumored

Riots Peril. Regime of Ramadier   Government Tries to Put Down Dock Strike With Troops

HOUSE ARGUES LABOR BILLS   Gets Into Battle Over Proposal to Ban Closed Shop

GOP Split On Teacher Pay Bill   New Development Expected to Delay Adjournment; PSEA Bill ts Revived

Walkout Postponed by Teachers as Akronites Attempt to Raise Funds

New Heat Wave Is Ohio Bound: Nine Drownings   Southwest States Record 100-Degree Weather Headed East

“MERCURY TAKES OFF FOR CLIMB TO 100 LEVEL   @nother Blast Of Hot Air Moving Into State From Southwestern Plains

NEW BOMBING IN JERUSALEM (OPENS BATTLE   Barrel of Explosives Blasts Crowded Place Near Damascus Gate.

Arabs Killed by  Bomb Hurled in  Market Place   Battle Breaks Out Wit! Jews Following Blast  in Jerusalem

BLOODY FIGHT IN JERUSALEM LEAVES 13 DEAD   ‘Black Squad’ Blamed for Barrel Explosion In Busy Market Place

{1 Arabs Slain As Jews Bomb Market Place   32 Are Wounded In Sudden Attack

Wisconsin Milk Truck Hijacked   Vehicle Abandoned in Illinois; Cans’ of Cream Missing

Ford Died as Richest Man in World, Belief   Wealth Over Billion; Industrial Empire in Mourning

Death Came. Suddenly-ToAuto Leader      CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE PROVES  “FATAL; HAD VISITED RIVER ———;  ROUGE PLANT YESTERDAY ~--—-—

Was World's Greatest Industrialist   Succumbs to ; Cerebral Hemorrhage at Dearborn, Mich.

DEATH COMES ‘BY LIMPLIGHT IN THE NICHT   Stroke Kills on Eve “of Second Plant Tour to View Flood Damage.

Stroke Takes Auto Tycoon At Aae Of 83   Head Of Motor Empire Dies In KeroseneLit, Wood-Warmed Home: Funeral Thurs.

Builder of New Auto Era Dead   Cerebral Hemorrhage Fatal to World's Richest Man, Worth Perhaps $1 Billion

DEATH TAKES HENRY FORD AT AGE 83   Funeral Services For Pioncer Auto Maker Thursday

Motor Industry Genius Passes in His 84th Year .  Kerosene Lamps Light Magnate’s Deathbed—Doctor Delayed

HENRY FORD. OF AUTO EMPIRE FAME IS DEAD   Death Came Unexpectedly Last Night To Great Auto Industrialist

DEATH CLAIMS AUTO INDUSTRY PIONEER AT 83   Cerebral Hemorrhage Fatal at _ Storm-Isolated Suburban Estate

GAUTO MAGNATE DIES SUDDENLY - OF HEMORRHAGE   Deathbed Lighted Only By Candles and OldFashioned Oil Lamps

Automotive Genius Dies As Home is Isolated by Flood; He Was Aged 83

Henry Ford Dies Following Tour Of Flooded Plant   Hemorrhage Quickly Snuffs Out Life of Detroit Industrialist

Funeral Slated On Thursday for Henry Ford, 83   Famed Auto Magnate Succumbs to Heart Attack at His Home

Motor Car Magnate Hemorrhage Victim    World’s Greatest Fortune Left Bv Ex-Farmer Boy and Mechanic

Death Takes Ford, Automobile King   Funeral Services Planned on Thursday; Grandson Now Heads Vast Motor Emoire

Henry Ford, Wealthiest Man, Dead   Succumbs Suddenly Last Night at Age of 83 at Home Near Detroit

Henry Ford Died Suddenly Monday Night   AUTOMOBILE  LEADER IS STRICKEN AT HIS HOME

Was Pioneer tf Assembly Line Method   Auto-Maker Leaves Wealth Estimated At Billion Dollars

HENRY FORD TAKEN BY DEATH MONDAY CHEFERS ‘STROKE   Cerebral Hemorrhage is Said Responsible for Death of Auto Leader Late Last Night.  FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE THURSDAY

UNION FORCES THREE PAPERS OUT OF BUSINESS   Publisher Forced to Liquidate On Account of Strike.

THREE STRUCK PAPERS SOLD   Philadelphia Record, Twe Camden Newspapers To Be Suspended Today

Newspapers Put Out of Business By Guild Strike   Publisher Claims Management's Rights Restricted

Philadelphia, Camden Newspaper: Suspend Following Three Month Guild Strike; 400 Workers Out

3 Strike-Bound Papers Are Sold   Philly Bulletin Buys Record and Two Camden Newspapers

Phila. Bulletin To Take Over....  Three Eastern Papers, Beset By Long Strike, Relinquish Operation

Phila. Record Suspends, Guild Strike Blamed  Camden Newspapers And WCAU Also Sold To Phila. Bulletin

WCAU INCLUDED IN STERN'S SALE OF NEWSPAPERS   ‘Papers Suspend Publication Today; Mav Reopen

Record Company Suspends Its Three Papers, Stern Says      Evening Bulletin Acquire: Papers; ANG. Says Publisher Failed Cities and Workers

Record ‘Folds’ Due To Strike By News Union   Philadelphia Builetin Te Take Over Stern Papers After Stern Quits; Parleys Fail

3 STRIKE-RIDDEN PAPERS SUSPEND   PHILADELPHIA EVENING  BULLETIN BUYS ASSETS OF PUBLICATIONS.

PHILA. RECORD FORCED BY A STRIKE TO SELL   Record and Camden Courier And WCAU Bought By Bulletin

Parents Refused Medical Aid... .  Still ’*Trust Lord” As Daughter Dies

We ‘Continue Trusting in Lord,’ Says Father of Meningitis Victim

Carry Protest To President   Federation Of Atomic Scientists Protests Bringing German Scientists To U. S.   NATIONAL SECURITY DANGER IS STRESSED

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Protest Bringing Ger man Scientists to UJ. §.

Stiffer Curbs on Labor Threaten   Coal Walkouts Bring Attack ~ on John L. Lewis  etme: oiiebiccreehcnsne ‘Merge: smpibtlecscure eit

Threaten — To Sti ffen  Labor. Law       REP. HARTLEY DENOUNCES JOHN. L. LEWIS AS A ‘MUTINOUS _ ‘CITIZEN’; HALF OF COAL. PRODUCTION HALTED _

Congressmen Open Fire On John L. Lewis   Rep. Fred Hartley Leads Deuunciation on UMW Boss For Permiiting Wildcat Strikes.

New Curbs Threatened Bv Member:   Half Of Nation’s Coal Production Already Shut Off

BRAZIL LIL TAKES “-SNFETY STEPS   POLICE AND MILITARY ARE ON ALERT. TO QUELL ‘ANY COMMUNIST RIOTING -

Also Advise. Some Controls   Committee Figures U. S. Con Support Marshall Plan And Reduce Wational Ochs

Economists  Ask Attack  on Prices   Truman’‘s Advisers Say Aid Necessary for Stable Prosperity

Grain and Steel Included; Ask Present Tax Rates Kept During Aid Period

U.S. Can Aid Europe and Still Reduce. National Debt, President Advised by Economic Council

Advisory Group Advocates Plan As Europe Aid   See Industrial Paralysis Abroad Resulting If No Action Is Taken

Top Advisers To President Say Aid Plan  Can Succeed   Grain, Food Price Serious In Report Trend Is Termed

Ask Partway Return of War Controls   Seen as One Way to Curb Inflation; Support Marshall Plar

Wartime Curbs Over Economy Also Asked   Drastic Program Of Outright Gifts To Aid Europe In Emergency Seen

CALL FOR PRICE CONTROLS OVER SOME ARTICLES   Group Declares Nation Is Able to Carry Out Marshall Plan and Still Cut National Debt.   ALLOCATION URGED OF SCARCE TrEMS   Failure to Extend Help, Economists Assert, Would Threaten Prosperity of United States.

To Fay Ce Costs     European A Aid   ‘Truman's Officials Also Call For Partway Return To Wartine Inlation Controls To Reduee National Debi

GROUP ADVISING TRUMAN URGES NO TAX SLASH   Economic Council for Curb: On Inflation—Boosts Marshall Plan

Continued High Taxes, Partial Wartime Curbs Return Urged By Truman Economic Advisors

Truman Hides Price Control.   . If Other Anti-Inf 1 ation Measures Should Fail.

REPORT ALSO AGES CURBS ON INFLATION   Truman’s Economic Adviserg Suggest Return to War Control.

Economic Board Asks Continuing High Tax Rates   Also Suggests Inflation Control in Report : to President

Truman Group Hints at New Price Controls   Aid to Europe Seen Onh; Means to Save Our Own Economy

Advisers Recommend Part-Way Return to Wartime Regulations   Urge That by So Doing United States Can Safely Support Marshall Plon and Still] Reduce National Debi

PLAN ADVISED AS NECESSARY IN EUROPE AID   Would Allocate Grain, Steel and Other Short Items

Renewed Curbs On Inflation Also Advised   Economic Council of Truman Notes Serious Situation in Report

Continuation of Levies Necessary to Pay European Aid Costs, Council Says.   PRICE CURBS ADVISED   Partway Restoration of Wartime Inflation Controls Is Recommended.

Safely Support Marshall Plan   bps thas Base +  eaccnnea tin Kennr

Deems Present Price Status Very Serious   Seek To Support Marshall Aid To Europe Program

Truman Advisers Call for A. Price Control and Rationing Pian to Aid European States

Truman Advisers Oppose Cut In  ‘Present Taxes   Return to Wartime   Return to Wartime Inflation Controls Proposed by Council

High Taxes Must Stay, Board Says   Limited Controls Required to Check Growing Inflation

Continued High ;  - Fax Rate Urged   Advisers. Hint at Controls On Food: Grain. Steel.’

Council Says Curb Needed On Inflation   -resident Told Partway Return to Restrictions Necessary as Step in U.S. Aid io Europe

Economusts Seek To Boost Aid Program   Truman’s Advisers Say High Tax Needed  To Finance Venture

Truman's Economic ‘Advisers Say This Action Would Moke For U. S. Aid Proaram

Truman’s Economisis List Steps Deemed Necessary to Curb ‘Industrial Paralysis’ Overseas

—Formation riying-——  2. Imperial Pilots Die   Planes Locked Wings In Air

Farm Union Votes Down  Water Bills Milius Likely  To Gain Control

Won't Oppose Diversion Bills   Farmers Union Refuses To Join Forees With  Groups Against Move.

NEGRO GUNMAN: SHOOTS STUDENT   University ° “of: “Chicago .: Student, -

PROWLER-SHOT— _DAYTON YOUTH   STUDENT AT CHICAGO U. WOUNDED AFTER GUNMAN SEIZED COED COMPANION

NEGRO GUNMAN. SHOOTS STUDENT   University of Chicago Student, Whose Home ‘is in Dayton, Ohio, ig Shot in Abdomen After Negro Seizes Girl Companion,

Hunt Gunman In  Attack On Student   University Student At Chicago Is Wounded In Protecting Co-Ed From Attack

[ONE MEMBER ‘SAYS FOREIGN “ BROADCASTS ARE PLOT BY. “THE: LEFT- WINGERS... -

TABER BLASTS U, 5. BROADCAST   Solon Says Propaganda Plar Used Overseas Not Checking Reds

Taber Assails Foreign Radio 8roadcasts   House Finance Chief Calls U.S. Propaganda Definitely Left Wing

Lutherans Name New Officers  lromanuel Chorch Holds Annual Voters’ Assembly Sunday Nigh

Third B-29 Crashes In Alaska; All Of Crew Are Saved   Plane Catches Fire While On Search Mission Friday

3 Pilots of Small Craft Are Heroes   Superfort Crew Had Tc Bail Out in Hunt for Ancther Bomber.

CHUTES SAVE 14 AS B-29 BURNS IN ALASKA HOP   3 Amphibian Planes Rescue Airmen After Watching Super-Fort Go Down

14 Army Hers Escape Death As Plane Burns   Airmen Receiving Treatment After Rescue In Alaska

1] Army Fliers On Fiery Plane Chute To Safety   Third Superfort Lost In Aluska’ In - Week

Crew Hunting For Missing  Craft In Alaska   lhird Superfortress Lost In North In a Week Explodes ‘Like Bikini’

Week’s Third Northern Air Crash . ... ash ...:  CHARLOTTEAN AN WITH RESCUED AVIATORS

Hiers Rescued Affer Jumping From Flaming B-29 While on Search Mission

SAVE 14 FLIERS AS SHIP EXPLODES   Men Who ‘Chuted to Safe ty In Alaska Reached    By other Planes

ADMITS GUILT IN MARION COURT   Shappard Pleads Guilty to First Degree Murder Count

SLAYER OF GIRL PLEADS GUILTY   Marion-co To Try Man, 32, In Prospect Case

Neighbor Says He Killed Girl While Drunk   Prospect Girl Fell From Running Board, Then Hit With Hammer

BUREAU PREDICTS QUOD 1948 CROPS   Agricultural Economists State Facts on Meat, Eggs for Coming Year

Former Secret Report Shows No Deiense Anainst 30 Diseases In Germ Warfare

High Waters Lash At Naval Station; Power Is Failing   All Businesses Closed as  City’s Population Waits Out Storm

Thousands Evacuated As Storm Sweeps Rich Delta, Turns Inland   Elaborate Emergency Steps Taken To Minimize Loss In Old French City; Trail Of Devastation Left In Florida.

The Bait's The Thing  Editor Bob Becker Finds ‘Fish Caller’ A Phoney

ests Out A Fish Caller But Still Thinks Good Bait The Best Calle:

KE’ TO BE ENTERED IN G0, P, PRIMARIES   Name Will Appear On Ballots  In Several States

Without Sanction Of General... .  Name Of Eisenhower To Be Entered By The GOP On Some State Tickets

To Put Ike's Name on Ballot   Hope to Get General Announce Candidacy Around First of Year

League Expects to Ente: General's Name in Several States   MANY WILLING TO HELP

WER MAY BE IN PRIMARIES   League Expects to Enter General's Name in Several States   MANY WILLING TO HELF

To List Eisenhower (Name in GOP Primarie:   Aslion Will Be Taken With ar Without  Ranacallieé #exnmwel

HAPE I¢ PINNEN WW EISENHOWEP   General's Name Goes On - Primary Ballots In   Several States  ;

Eisenhower s Name In State Primary  In Race Without Or With Consent

Eisenhower Will . Be on Ballots for GOP in Primaries   General Has No. Choice About Matter am Thousands Ask to ~ Vote Him

Push Campaign For Eisenhower   Name To Be Entered In State Primaries

With Or Without Approval  Eisenhower To Be ‘Drafted’ By New Republican League

U.S. TROOPS LEAVE ITALY   Reds Warned Not To Try to Take Over Country

REDS WARNED ASU. S. TROOPS 5: FAVEITALY ON   Foreign Aid § Bill Action  Nears Close

Withdraw Last U.S. Troops From Italy   Last 1600 Men. There Are Now En Route Home

GI’s Leave; Truman Warns  Italian Reds  AON a IT es oe   Gasperi Names Anti-Communists Viee-Premiers

Last U. §. Troops Quit Italy: Reds  Given Warning   Move to Grab Country May  Cause Return; Cabinet : Shakeup Completed

Last American Troops In Italy On Way Home   Premier Completes  Cabinet Shake-Up

Last Yanks Leave Italy   Evacuation Is Made Before Treaty Set Hour; “Truman Warns World

 October Term  Of Criminal Court Ended Friday   Jury Deliberates Eight Hours in Robert Merry Case

STORY OF GIRL’S DESPAIR BARED . Faithtul Puppy Keeps Guard At Stricken Mistress’ Side

Find Puppy Standing Guard Over Unconscious, Nearly-Frozen Girl ©

NARROWLY VED IN HOUSE RECOUNT’   0, P, Switches 14 Totes to Stave Off tunning Defeat

GOP LEADERS NEARLY HAD “SETBACK IN STORMY SES-. SION OVER PRICE CON ". TROLS ISSUE

Senate Studies Rent Controls OK’d by House   Program Extended to Dec. 31; GOP Staves Off Stunning Defeat

House Sends Rent Control On To Senate   House Passes Wolcott Bill On Rent Control Issues Late Thursday —   ATTEMPTS TO END  CONTROL DEFEATED

VOTE EXTENSION FOR RENT CURBS   House Bill Would End Al Allocation of Building Materials

President Trumar Denounces Act As an Outrage   Blame Placed For Explosion   Carelessness Caused Centralia Blast   British Officials Murder Targets   Better Newsprint Situation Seen   Educaticn cf  Ex-Gls Costly   MILLING THREATENED   ‘Rain Falls Alike on Just and Unjust’

rerguson and Hughes Clash in Hot Fight   Refusal to Prodece Private Papers Eads

Airline Magnate Agrees To Produce Private Records   Publicity Man Is Missing from Today's Session

Ferguson Tells Hughes Not To ‘Get Smart’   Committee Subpoenas Millionaire’s Papers And Wants Meyer To Return To Stand

HUGHES AGREES TO LET PROBER STUDY PAPERS   Private Data Would Be Opened To Ferguson After Senator Orders Seizure

HUGHES’ PAPERS ARE SUBJECT OF SUBPOENA WRIT   Sen. Ferguson Issués Demand For Private Nanenmente   SUBPOENA: MEYER   Hughes And Brewster Call Truce In Pyonhe

Exchangels: Bitter Over Documents    Hughes. Says Ferguson: Tries to’ Grab Press: Attention; Refuses to. Produce Meyer   Truce Is Reached   Hughes,“ Brewster Halt Their’ Qwn Feud te. to Speed Hearing

Probers Issue Subpoena tor Press Agent   Millionaire Builder Accuses Senator  Of Publicity Seeking During Inquiry

Hughes Agrees to Turn Over His Papers To Committee: Mever Misses Hearing

Stormy Scene In Committee Brings Order For Subpoena   Klier And Ferguson Avain Clash Verbally  During Plane Probe

Squabble Over Obtaining Hughes Private Papers Delays Quiz on Contracts   Manufacturer Denies That Doubled Profits Came From Flying Boat’: Subpoena Issued for Meyer Again

HUGHES AGREES TO SURRENDER PRIVATE FILES   Subpoena Issued for Meyer After Failure t¢ Appear at Hearing

FERGUSON AND HUGHES IN SHARP CLASH AS PAPERS ARE DEMANDED   Meyer, Publicity Man, Alsc Ordered To Reappear In Plane Contract Study   BREWSTER-HUGHES TRUCE

Ferguson Orders Hughes’ Papers Seized in Probe  ‘Don't Get Smart,’.

Subpoena Also Is Issued For Meyer's Return   Action Taken When Hughes Refused To Produce Private Documents Or Publicity Mar

Chairman, Planemaker in Bitter Verbal Exchange  HUGHES’ PRIVATE PAPERS SUBPOENAED BY FERGUSOB-

Howard Hughes Agrees To Make Private Papers Available To  Senate Investigating Committee

Hughes Papers To Be Submitted To Senate Group   Private Documents Had Been Ordered Seized By Suboena

Sparks Fly At Inquiry   Plane Maker Agrees To Make Available His Private Papers   Mever Disappears

‘Get Subpoenz F or Hughes’  Documents   One Also Issued For Meyer, Publicity Man, After Committee's Starmiscet Gaocctnn

Howard Hughes Agrees To Produce His Private Papers for Committee

Subpoena Is Also Issued For Meyer  Ferguson, Hughes   Ferguson, Hughes In Bitter Clash

Probers Issue Subpoena After Heated Debate   Publicist to Be Called to Stand For Third Time

Retuses to Produce John Meyer   Paper Also  Is Issued  For Hughes’ Publicity Man

Action Comes After Bitter Words Sen. Ferguson Subpoenas Hughes Private Papers

Hughes Agrees To Give Up His Papers To Grou   Will Produce Any Necessary Papers To Senate Study

Re-appearance Of Party Giver Also Ordered   Millionaire, Senate Prober Exchange Bitter Verbal Blows at Hearing ©:

Hughes Produces Documents   But Committee Agents Can't Find His Publicity Man Meyer

Caps Bitter Verbal Tiff With Manufacturer Who Wouldn't ProduceMever

Senators Issue Call for Meyer   Planemaker Charges Ferguson Trying to Get Publicity at Stormy Session

Airplane Builder And Ferguson In Wild Verbal Exchange In Caucus Room

Hughes Agrees To Hand Over Private Papers   Stormy Session Marks Cormmittee’s Probe Of Wie Contracts   Harrison Charges Mullins With ‘Fosterine” Friction

Hughes Papers Are Subpoenaed   Chairman ‘Acts ‘After ‘Aircraft Maker Refuses To Produce Personal Papers; ‘Also Orders Meyer To Appear ‘Again

Senators to Look At Hughes Papers   Agrees to ‘Produce om After Seizure Is Ordered   NEW HUNT FOR MEYER   Committee Returns to Dis. cussion of Flying Boat Contract

Ferguson Orders Subpoena Issued  To Seize Papers   Meyer Fails To Appear At Hearing After Release Last Night From Subpoena; Session Stormy

Probers Seek To Fix Fret Hughes Sought Government’s Help In 1942 Promotion   Principals ‘Mix’  In Verbal Battle   Ferguson Refuses to ‘Argue With Yow’ In Ordering Papers Held By Hughes’ Anditor

STOR MY SESSION AS HUGHES BALKS AT QUESTIONING   AGREE TO TRUCE IN SIDE ALTERCATION WITH GOP SENATOR

To Look Into Hughes’ Charge   Brewster Requests Attorney General To Make Inqury

Bitter Verbal Exchange At Plane Probe   Publicity Man Also Ordered Into Hearing

WAIT [oaUED ALOU FOR hla PARTY AGENT   Another Stormy Session Held as Probe Switches to  Plane Contract.

Hughes Charges Publicity Grab By Committee Chairman; Affidavit Indicates Expense Account Padded

Meyer Disappears, New Subpoena Is Issued For Him  Hughes And Ferguson   Hughes And Ferguson Wreangle Angrily Over Possessiqn Of Private Papers

Hughes’ Papers Ordered Seized.   Bitter Session in Uproar as Plane Builder Refuses to Produce Files or Publicity Man; Ferguson Warns ‘Don't Get Smart With Us’

Meyer To Come Before Senate Group Again   Clark Promises Probe Of Charges Against Senator Brewster

Senator Asks Subpoena For Documents   Bitter Verbal Battle In War Contrac! Hearina.

Says Brewster Only Seeking To “Grab Publicity’   Plane Builder Refuses To Produce Meyer For Afternoon Hearing

FERGUSON ASKS HUGHES PAPERS IN BITTER FIGHT   Subpena Issued For Private Documents; Meyer Due To Take Stand Again

SUPOENA FOR MEYER IS ISSUED   Former Publicity Man for Hughes Fails to Show \L'p

Senate Investigators Also Issue Summons For John Meyer, Publicity Agent — Stormy Scene Develops With Hollywood Figure Charging Chairman Ferguson Is Trying To “Grab Publicity” — Alleged Entertainment Of Jesse Jones Denied

Order Reappearance Of Meyer Before Group After Californian Refuses To Produce His Publicist: Verbal Tiff Enlivens Hearing

Plane Builder to Make Available His Private Records in Afternoon Session

ONE PHASE OF PROBE HAS BEEN HALTED   Accusations of ‘‘Lies”’ “Ulterior Motives” Heard By Committee

Airman Agrees To Release Them After Ferguson Orders Subpoena      Brewster Regrets Hostess Charge   Woman Involved Says It Is ‘Ridiculous’ She Was Afraid Of Hughes

16 CONVICTED OF CONTEMPT   Executives of Anti-Fascist Group Found Guilty:  Face Fines, Jail Terms

Mother of Three, Duped Out of $60 By Fortune Teller, Shoots Herself

Rebels in Greece Seek Outside Aid   Communist Leader Takes Command of Guerrilla Forces

Gen. Markos Takes Command of Rebel  Drive on Konitsa   Guerrilla Chief Leading 7 Battalions Against Govemment Troops   LEFTIST CASUALTIES “ARE HEAVY, REPORT   Athens Counter-Thrust Gains in Several Sectors Along Frontier

GEN, VIFIADES TAKES CHARGE CF GAMPAIGR   Leading Seven Battalions of Guerillas in Hills of North Greece.

FLIER HUNTS — CAMP GUARD   MEMBER OF B-29 CREW SEEKS GERMAN WHO SHOT DOWN AN AMERICAN PRIS.  ONER —

DeGaulle Asks Pact Against Soviet Union      France ‘Asked To Estab. “lish Airtight Alliances

GEN. DE GAULLE URGES ALLIANCES AGAINST RUSSIA   French Leader Declares Soviet Union Is Greatest Menace His Country Has  . Ever Faced.   CALLS FOR PACTS . WITH U; 8S. AND BRITAIN   Reiterates Opposition’ to a ‘Strong, Ceniralized Germany—Predicts Own Party Will Grow.

ANTI-SOVIET PACTS URGED BY DE GAULLE   Alliances for Common Defense Asked With  Western Nations

Anti-Soviet Bloe P roposed By DeGaulle   Says Germany Must No Be Permitted Again to Be Strong, Centralized

DeGaulle Asks Firm Alliances In West World   General Hite ‘Big Power’ Threatening Nation; Tooting Tecad

DeGaulle Asks Alliances With U.S. and Britaix   Says Russia Greatest Menace That France Ever Had Encountered

Russia Refuses To Repudiate  Slanderism Compares  Truman To Hitler

Jester Sees Greater Benefits For Texans   Work Of 50th Legislature Reviewed In Governor's ‘Report To People’

Strike-Halting Bill Prepared   House Will Receive Landis Plan Monday

NEW LABOR BILL 70 BE QFFEREL   Compulsory Arbitration anc More Authority for the States Are Features

DEATH OF MAN, 77, REVEALS STORY OF LIFE OF POVERTY, WHILE CASH AND BONDS LAY IDLE

veorn Comes rrom Mainutrition— SSD  Plenty Of Money, Amidst Squalor

Dies of Hunger -- Leaves $167,000   Sister of Dead Brooklyn Man Near 

Lived in Poverty for Years... Strange Story of Brother ana 2 Sisters-Revealed by Death

Brother Dies, Sisters Starving, With Cupboard Bare Except for $167,000

Morse Splits With Party on Labor Policy   Solon Urges Wagner Act Be Perfected; Warns Republicans   Rep. Brown on Two Committees   Fall of Greek Government Near   Man, Worth Thousands, Dies of Malnutrition

Man Starves Sisters and Self But Death Reveals $167.000   Police Find 1 Woman Sick in Bed and Other in Dire Need of Food

Musical Program   Trio Lived in Poverty With $167,000 Hidden in Rubbish

L Think ‘Charlie's: Dead’ . ce  ; vagy tse sana gas e Fei; in. "eg ae gh ah a3 Gaara atte

Routine Story of the Death of a Poverty Stricken Brooklyn Recluse

Brother Dies Of Starvation Police Find $167,000 Hoard Of Trio ) Living In Poverty  aoe Sp ee ine

Find Death, Poverty and A Fortune   Uncover $167,000 Amid Squalor of Brooklyn Flat

Assets Totaling $167,000 Found in Possession OfMThree Old Peovle in Meacer Surroundings

Brother Dies Of Starvation  Police Find $167,000 Hoard Of Trio Living In Poverty

—AND THEY LIVED IN POVERTY— Man/’s Death Uncovers  Fortune Of $167,000 —

! Rich, But in Poverty \Man Dies, His Sisters Suffering 'Malnutrition--They Had $167,000

Happened In New York....  Trio Starving To Death Found To Have Secreted A Fortune Of $167,000

Aged, “Poverty Stricken” Family ine Floors With Mortgages, Bonds

GROUP-OF HOUSE MEMBERS = "REPORT RUSSIAN. AIR GOAL   CLAIM SOVIET PLANS TO CREATE’ AIR FORCE OF 108,000 JET AIRPLANES

RUSSIA CLAIMED BUILDING FORCES   Legislators,Say Soviet Aims At ‘Largest Air Force’

Petrillo Will Ban Reeords  By Musicians   Union Members To Make No More Recordings, Transcriptions, He Says

* —UNANIMOUS—  Vote Taken By Union. Board   LABOR LAW RULING CITED

PETRILLO BANS RECORD MAKING   Halt Order Effective After December 31]

Petrillo Says Reeord Ban  Permanent A.F.M. Leader Puts Blame on New Labor Law

Union Sets Record Ban   Petrillo Announces Transcriptions To Halt After December 31

All ‘Canned’ Musie Under Petrillo Ban   Czar Says Union Players Will Not Provide Records

US Gets Tougher  In Russian Deal:   May Act Outside UN, If Necessary, To Protect Threatened States

‘SOVIET HURLS NEW CHARGE AT U, S. ON GREECE   ®wn Accusation Ignored, Interference Laid At Door Of America

CALLG FOR oD TOWNS GUT TO EMERGENCIES   Pickets at Perry Block Both Doors to Patrons of Phone Exchange.

Atomic Bombs of Future May Pack 100 Times The Power of First One

SCIENTIST WARNS ON FUTURE ATOM BOMBS   Edward Teller Says Dangel To U. S. Is Great

“Wheatless Mondaya” Being Discussed by President's Food Committee — Committee te Decide Today Whether to Drop Poultryfess Thursday from Program.

SEVEN SERVI SERVICE GROUPS AGREE ON BONUS PLAN   $10 Per Month For Domestic Duty; $15 Overseas Daty

Austin Asserts US Has Power To Make Peace   UN Delegate Says Vast Productive Power Abk To Create Stability

Sounds Note Of Hope   Austin Says U. S. Has Power to Create Conditions of Peace

Warren Austin Says America Has Decisive Power To Create Conditions Of World Peace

UN Delegate Says U.S. Has Power fo Create Permanent Peace Conditions -

Peace Hopes Upto U.S., Austin Says  Gromyko Calls  American Plan ‘RT ~ Dinw wt ATT

Austin Hopeful Of  Ultimate Agreement On Atomic Control   First Pronouncement On New Soviet Plans

Austin Says U. S. In Key Spot Now   Productive Capacity Gives Power To Create Conditions Of Permanent Peace

Austin Thinks U.S. Must Guide World   America Has Power To Create Permanent Peace

British Army Closes Three Bath Beaches   Polestine Resorts On Mediterranean Feared to be Mined

Beaches Closed Near Jerusalem As ‘Protection’        British Soldiers Ordered After Report OF Mines Planted By  “Terror Gang’”’

BAITISH FEAR BEACH MINES   Jewish Terrorists Caus¢ Scare At Swim Areas

British Report Beaches Mined By Terrorists   Another Big Dump Of Arms, Munitions Found in Palestine

MILK STRIKE ON IN CHICAGO   Companies Stage Lockout After Unions Strike Against Two of 75 Dairies.

DELIVERY ON NILA PREVENTED TUDAY IN CHICAGO STRIKE   Plants Are Shut Down by; Dealers Today After Two Firms are Involved in Disputes.   SHORTAGE LOOMS FOR HOUSEWIVES

UMW, OWNERS READY 10 TALK   Lewis, Mine Operators Say They Will Try To Make New Coal Contract

FIRST MEETINGS HELD TO. DAY ON WAGES AND —__oTHER—188UE3—oF  NEW CONTRACT .

CONQUEST DRIVE SEEN IN SEIZURE   Unusual Concert Is Felt Over Arrest Of Bulgar Leader

Joint Protest To Russia By Britain, U.S. Likely   Coup in Hungary Regarded as Part Of Wider Campaigr  In Eastern Europe

Communist Move In Hungary Studied  U. S., Britain: May Ask Balkan. Probe

U.S. Plans Strong Protest to Russia  On Hungarian Coup   Joint Probe by Three Major Powers Will Be Sought by U. S., Britain; Note to Charge Violation of the Yalta Agreement

Believed He Will Not Approve Labor Bill Now Pending   Republicans, With Some Help From Democrats, Believe They Can Override Possible Presidential Veto.

President Expected To  Veto Quickly   Republican Leaders Seek Pledges Now To Override Truman

GOP Musters Its Strength To Override   Representative Urges National Lotterv

Many Problems Facing Truman  At White House   High Prices, Europe Aid, Congress Chief Issues conf Ee Tealktod

Truman Back Faces Crises   National and World Issues Get Perusal

Maine Girl Killed  Riding In West Anne Cliff, Lincoln, At California School

JOBLESS PAY LAW WILL BE TIGHTENED   Favorable Repert Expected To Be Made Tharsday By House ON ee birth

Fists Fly In Strike At Galion   ClO Leader Hits Vice President For Calling Him Names

Reopening of Plant Delayed By Violence on Picket Line  Vice President of Galion Electric Firm Aecartéed tan Dicnute With Strike Leader

EXECUTIVE HIT N CLASH WITH STRIKE LEADER   Galion Firm Gives Up Plans To Reopen After Incident Before Hostile Lines

UNABLE TO OPEN STRIKE - BOUND GALION PLANT   Union Leader Slugs Vice President of Firm During Dispute

Plant Reopening Plans Abandoned  Company Official Hit During Arqument

Gromyko Refuse: to Vote on Atomic Proposal  Committee Adopts Work Plan After Hours of Argument

Denfield Chosen For Pacific Post   Named High Commissioner  of Mandated Islands

DENFELD NAMED CHIEF OF PACIFIC TRUST AREA   Admiral Will Serve Pending Set Un of Civilian A gency

RUSSIAN PUPPET POWERS ASSAILED AT LAKE SUCCESS   U. S. Delegate Charges Bal kan Moves Clear Case Of Aaaression

United States Claims Greek Rebels Aided   Three Nations Are Said To Blame In Balkan Disorders

Attacks Against Greece  Rapped   U N Counter Force Urged By Austin ~ If Necessary

U. S. Favors Faves By UN On Balkans   : : :   Yugoslavia, Albania And  Bulgaria Accused Using Force Against Greece

Slavs, Albania, Bulgaria Called Troublemakers   Delegate Advocates United Nations Use Force Against Trio

US. Blasts Reds Balkan Satellites   Austin Demands Use Of Force if Necessary To Halt Aggression

Interference In Greece Is Flayed By U. S.  UN Urged To Use Force if Necessary

Peace [hreat Seen in Greek Battle   United Nations Asked To Employ Its Weight If Necessary

‘Three Balkan Neighbors Accused Of Attacking Nation’s Freedom, Violatine Prineiples of Charter

Umstead Is Defeated On “Gao” Rule   Promises Bitter Fight Or Issue’ As General As ~ sembly Opens.

Snag On Alcohol Is Predicted As State Legislature Meets   Tom Pearsall Elected Speaker Of House: Joe Blythe Pro Tem Senate President

Umstead Is ‘Defeated On   “Gao” Rule   ‘Promises Bitter light On Issue As General Assembly Opens.

All Segments — Must Co-operate   Food Conservation Program Is Listed in Overall Form

Truman Calls On Americans To Feed Europe   Self-Rationing ls Order Of The Day; No Meat Tuesdays   Conservation Summary

CONTROLS IDEA DRAWS SUPPORT   Commerce Chief Says They Are Vital to Economy

HIGH-RANKING JEW 1S SLAIN   Four Others Also Kiiled By Arabs In Attacks On Convoys

Sniper Bullets Kill Britons In Arab-Jew Fight   Child Slain Tn Crib, Aged Woman Shoat Down Diring Strife; 12 Others Die In Baule

High Ranking Jewish Bank Official Killed in Arab Altack on Convoy -

Arabs Kill Jew Official   Two Attacks Made On Jewish Convoys  In Jerusalem Area

Top Ranking Jew Slain.   Jewish Agency Official Victim of Arab Attack. Eleven Other Persons Die in “Holy War’

Stray Snipers’ - Bullets Kill 3-Year-Old = in Her Crib; Also Aged Woman

Bevin Confers With Stalin      New Damage Fearee In Britich Flande

BRITISH CROP LOSSES BRING TALK OF LOAN   Second Appeal to U.S. Likely in Wake Of Serious Floods

CONVICT TWO. -. FOR SWINDLE   BROADWAY CHARACTERS FACE LONG TERMS’ FOR SWINDLE THAT NET TED $780,000_ -. *

One Convict  Is Recaptured  In Tennessee.  ft tr yy Wet   Crash-Lands Plane Stolen in Missouri; Three Others Sought

FUGITIVE CAUGHT AFTER HIS STOLEN AIRPLANE CRASHES   Charles L. McIntosh, Who Escaped From Medical Center at Springfield, Taken at Jackson, Tenn.   4 WHO FLED WITH HIM ARE STILL AT LARGE   Three Appear at Monett, but Disappear After Buying Cheese ,and Crackers and Lunch Meat.

Henry Ascends Platform «In Search of Support © For “Positive Peace Program”

Wallace Says Feed, Starving   Speaks At U. Of Texas; Urges Students To Tell The Folks Back Home. .   VOTGA: ROATMAN

‘Austin Greets Wallace ‘With Red Flags, Music   Former Vice-President Compares Rainey To Texas Heroes; Raps Truman Doctrine And Claims Policy Breeds Hatred, Hysteria

LIBERAL IS SPEAKER AT AUSTIN   Food for Starving Only Road to Peace Audience Is Told

California Couple Face Murder Charges Together  Blonde Heiress Not Considered to Be Juvenile in Case

Couple Faces Murder Charge   Heiress and Fiance Assert They Are Still In Love

SIXTY-ONE YEARS DIFFERENCE  ‘Grandma And Shorty Getting Along Fine On Anniversary

‘Grandma’, 80, and ‘Shorty’ in His “Teens.. Making Go of Their Marriage

‘Best Time Of Our Lives’  Grandma And Shorty Get  Along Fine in Marriage 

Grandma And Shorty Live Happily Ever After Despite Age Difference

Mamee tS mart ete AEP wg 6 Ne  Politicians May Hire Makeup Men When Facing Television

lelevision Means Expert Makeup   Leading Political Personages Had Better Figure How To Dress Up Faces

Ships From U. S$. Unload Food In German Ports   Garbo May Accept Estate Left Her By Recluse

SOLON ATTACKS SOFT ATTITUDE TO COMMUNISTS:   Thomas Says Reds Permitted To ‘Cowe And Insult’ U. S. Government

Missouri Grandmother With “‘the’’ Map Arouses Gold Fever Bug in Denver

SIXTH MYSTERY SLAYING PROBED   Quiz Husband Whe Had Beer Served Divorce Papers

Foreign Aid Bill bringing On Split   Sens. Vandenberg And Connally - Square Off

Solons Appeat Split Over Terms of Bil   Vandenberg Proposa Is Not Favored By Sen. Connally

Vandenberg, Connally Split Seen   Aid to Greece And Turkey May End ‘Honeymoon

Vandenberg, Connally Near Split Over Terms of Greek-Turkey Aid Measure

Split Looms On Bipartisan Foreign Policy   Between Vandenberg and  Connally Over Terms of ~ Greco-Turk Aid Bill

1-Party Foreign Policy Leaders Differ On Greece   Democrat Serator Doesn't Like Plan For Veto By U.N.

- Methodists, Others : Oppose. Giving F unds “For Military-Uses- ©

Split Imminent (ver Aid Plans   Vandenberg and Connally Ready For Fight Over Aid Provisions

Foreign Plan To Cause Rift Among Solons   SEN. VANDENBERG AND SEN. CONNALLY TO DISAGREE

Vandenberg And Connally Air Views   Closed-Door Committee Study Is Made

Split On Terms Of Greek Bill   Senators Will Fight: it Out In Committee. Hearings. -

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Sitting In Fog 150 Feet Up ‘Above Snowbound Landscape

Greece Pleads For American Help In Crisis   Government Note Asks for Funds and Tech nical Experts

Nation Needs Funds, Technical Aid   Marshall Declares Matter Is of First Importance

DREW PEARSON: Washinaton Merry-Go-Rounc  Says Building and Loan Lobbvist Blocks Housina

PRIVILEGES IN ARCTIC ISLES   Request Is Made For Special Rights On Spitsbergen

REDS ASK FOR PRIVILEGES ON SPITSBERGEN      Norway Bs Bares Request That Involves Old Treaty

Russia Asked  Privileges in.  Spitsbergen . Sought During Wat  Foreign Ministry  Lr wT a

Sheriff's Force In Whiskey Raid   Charges of Fossessian Filed Against Hokart Arntstrong By Officers

ln Whiskey Raid   Charges of Fessession Filec Agoinst Hebert Amnstrane By CH&icers

‘Shiner’ Is Sought      Bold Moonshiner Set Up in Business at.’ * Truman Retreat

ITALIAN REDS MEET GUNFIRI   Rioting Spreads. As Police Fail To Stop Outbreaks

SUNFIRE MEETS ITALIAN ‘REDS’   One Slain, Three Wounded As Communists Rush Defenders

MORE VIOLENCE RAGES IN ITALY   Communist Slain, 3 Shot In Raid On Democrat Office

ATLANTIC HOPS BREAK RECORDS   Newfoundland To Eire Plane Flight Made In 5 Hours, 28 Minutes

Says Civil War Talk Ridiculous   Premier De Gasperi Expresses Worry Over. » Rift In Italy.

Governor Hits Amendment To Proposal . Jester Vetoes Local Option Liquor Plan

Fund Workers 1 Tipton . M t’ Tonight       i ‘arty-two Teams ; Assigned to Six “‘Camoaian Districts

Fund Workers From Tipton Meet Tonight   Forty-two Teams Assigned to Six Campaign Districts

EDITORIAL A Vote For Storch Is A Vote To Protect The Communists:

Sirangled Body of Woman  Is Discovered Body Was Thrown  From Car in  San Diego Park

GAMBLE FOR MILLION:  Mathematicians Run $300 Stake to $13,000 in Reno

LROADERS STAY JOBS: OUTPUT OF STEEL CURBED                ghteen Hundred Stiike When Wage Negotiations Break Down -At Plants

Traffic Crashes Lead Sixteen Persons Weekend Victims Of Violent Death

PRESENT FARM PROGRAM MAY BE RETAINED   Improvement To Be Made Sen. Aiken Says

PARITY PLAN ~~ CHANGE SEEN   FEDERAL FARM: PROGRAM BEING 8TUDIED~-LABOR COST ENTERS THE . PICTURE _

U.S. TO RETAIN ‘AG PROGRAM, CAVE AIKEN   Senator Declares Congress May Improve It in Spots

Jerusalem Hotel Shop Wrecked by New Arab Grou   Blow Described as First by Underground; No Casualties Listed

Presidential Term Limit Is Advocated   O’Conor, In First Senate Speech, Opposes Third  Term

Limit On Tenure Of Any President Urged By O’Conor  Marviander Makes First Senate Speech

Sales Consultant ToSpeakMonday   Lecturer to Give First Address in Blytheviile Series

Miners Get 10-Day Paid ‘Holiday’   Wildcat Strikes Add to Difficulty In Obtaining Fuel

Production Of Steel Slashed By 55 Percent   Wildcat Strikes Curtail Output QE Mine Pate

Steel Operations Slashed by Coal Mine Walkout   Drastic Cut Forced By Fuel Shortage With 250,000 Miners Idle

RED SATELLITES LIKE U. S$, PLAN   Diplomatic Sources Point To  Masaryk Visit

518 Mines To Remain Closed Until Investigation Determines Them Safe

Pits To Remain Closed Until Determined Safe; Explosion Dangers Indieated

DISPUTE. OV  yh              AGREEMENT: BETWEEN 1. Bs ‘AMD RUSSIA MAY BE ‘ROWED OUT IN FEW

COAST GUARD PROBES ASLAND QUEEN BLAST   14th Body Taken From Rivel Near Wrecked Steamer

Western Pennsy  Buried In Snow   Eight-Foot Drifts Close Schools. And Curtail” Deliveries.

Claims Amishman Offended God   Pastor Says Case Out Of Churchmen’s Hand:

‘WOMAN IN RED,’ WHO HELPED TRAP JOHN DILLINGER. IS DEAD IN ROMANIA

—SUCCUMBS IN ROMANIA— Woman Who Put F inger (On Dillinger Is Dead

‘Woman In Red’ Who Turned Dillinger  Over To G-Men Dies In Romanian Town

RE SEER REIS SRO Catal Soares neers  Veto Power Hit By UN President

Broad Tax  I  ower for ities Seen   Assembly Deadlock Broken; Windup Moy Come Teday; peat Bills Set

DEADLOCKS IN LEGISLATURE FINALLY ENDED   Formal Adoption of Teacher Wage Bill Last Obstacle to Adiournment.

Russia Balks at U.S. Proposal  on Disarmament   Soviets Want Talks Speeded, Not Delayed, Envoy Declares; Austin Advocates Postponement

’Phone Workers Strike In State   Thousands of Union Mem-. bers Leave Jobs At 6 A. M.; Larger Cities Affected 

RED ACTIVITY ~ PROBE PUSHEL      ROBERT TAYLOA AND OTHERS TELLING INQUIRY GROUP _ OF MOVIE SITUATION

CHISOX GENERAL MANAGER IN BAD   Susperded for Failure to Pay $500 Fine

CHISOX OFFICIAL I$. SUSPENDED   Action Against O’Conno: for Failure to Pay Fine

‘Recognition of Greek ‘Guerrilla Regime Would ' Cause ‘Deterioration’

Dizziness A Hazard  Round And Round Pickets Go, Protesting Work In Hole Below

ES A ha,  DISTRICT ONE SINGING TO BE HELD AT MYRTLE SPRINGS SUNDAY

> eae SPS ee nN DS Nee  DISTRICT ONE SINGING TO BE HELD AT MYRTLE Q2PRINGS SUNDAY

Remap Bill Tot Get Last Action Soon In Assembly   Legislature Has Big Pile of Unfinished Business to Work on in Final Two Weeks

DETROIT PHONE ~ PICKETS IN RIOT   20 Arrested, One . Injurec as Police Try to Halt Outbreak

VIOLENCE IN” PHONE STRIKE      TWENTY DETROIT STRIKERS ARRESTED AFTER BATTLE WITH THE POLICE

IR. CLASS 10 PRESENT THRILLER   Competent Cast Rehears ing: Daily for “The Phantom Ticer’”’

Gas Station Explosion,  Six Are Dead   Two Injured In Explosion in Tennessee Town

‘Six Persons Die in Explosion   Tremendous Blast Dil. CU awrewnrcentles

SIX PERSONS KILLED IN GASOLINE BLASI   Downtown Section Of Bristol Tenn, Is Rocked By Explosion  a

FRANCE ENDS COMMUNISTIC LABOR REGIME   Three-Week Strike Wave Recedes Under  Premier Schuman Reigr

COMMIES SEEM LOSING IN ‘COLD WAR’ IN FRANCE   Workers Begin Return To Jobs; Sabotage Is Increasing

French Strike Wave Recedes   Communists Lose Ground As Work Resumes

Legislature Awaits Word from Sigler, Committees on State Fiscal Problems

Russia Calls Upon Austria To Bar German Immigrants   Also Insist That Germans Who Settled There During Nazi Domination Be Expelled; Conference Approves Limiting Arms And Production Of Weapons

Deny Citizenship To Germans in Austria: Russia   Demand Expulsion; Two Major Treaties Still are Unwritten

Taft Takes Full Charge of Senate GOP Strategy   Post on Steering Committee Gives Ohioan Top Spot

G.0.P. Strategy in Senate  Ruled by Taft  Congress Heading for Whirl of - Actual Lawmaking

Senator Taft Rides High on Capitol Hill   Holds Almost Undisputed Command of GOP Senate Strategy On Domestic

Taft in Command As Senate Heads For Lawmaking   Ohioan Emerges as Chief Republican Planner In Domestic Questions

Taft Commands Senate Strategy  Congress Heads For Actual Lawmaking

Taft Assumes GOP Command in Senate On Domestic Front  Ohioan Emerges As Republicans’ Rack-Staae Chief

Taft Emerges As GOP Leader  Follows Vandenberg On Foreign Policy

SEN. TAFT GUIDES ‘G. 0. P. IN SENATE   OHIOAN IN COMMAND OF STRATEGY AS PARTY HEADS TOWARD LAW-MAKING.

Hope Palestine Issue May Be Solved By UN   Delegates See Hope Of Set. tlement Following Soviet’s Support Of Partition   RUSSIAN STAND IS SAME AS U.S.

RUSSIA BACKS © PLAN 18 SPLIT THE HOLY LAND   SOME TENSION AT SESSIONS  OF UN LIFTED BY SOVIET  STAND ON PARTITION

Adjournment. by June 6 Sought  Legislature Starts Month of Decisions

Legislature Opens Final Month lof Session Trying to Balance Budge

High Costs Put Totals Ahead of Any. Pre “War Pertoad   NEW MARK SET IN *46

MARKED ACTIVITY IN HOME BUILDING   High Costs Put Totals Ahead of Anv Pre War Penoad   NEW MARK SET IN “46

SEEK EXPANSION OF AIR ROUTES   Plan Better Air Service for Great Lakes Area

Iowa, Dairymen. Promote Sales   Doubling Amount of Deduction to Increase Use oF Towa Butter

SALES, NOT SURPLUS, [5 SLOGAN IN DAIRY: MEN'S ADVERTISING   DOUBLING AMOUNT OF DEDUCTION TO INCREASE NATION-WIDE USE OF ‘IOWA BRUTTER.

OHIO’S HOUSEWIVES SNUB PORK PRICES   $1-A-Pound Chops Go Beg: ging As Buyers Hold Off

“COCK-EYED”, HIGH TREASURY OFFICIAL TERMS REVIN’S PLAN TO DISTRIBLITE GOLD OF US.

Atomic W arjare Train ing  Camp Is Opened   Joint Army-Navy Project Designed  to Instruct All Branches of Servings in lise of New Woosone

Atomic Warfare Training ( amp  Re Istablished   Has Been In Operation Past Year

Leader of Riffs Stays in Egypt  Accepis Invitation  of King Farouk

Witnesses Quote Greek And Lilting Prose Culture Comes Into Senate Labor Group

Labor's Love Lost. ‘Senators Snowed Under  Bu Saaacity of Witnesses

Realty Sales Are $183,700  For November   One Farm Sold ‘for $36,500 to Top List of 62 Trans actions Reported During ~ Month.

AX ARMY RESERVE MEETIN(   Fert Iastrecter Will Speak ee in lafaniry Division”

AN ARMY RESERVE MEETINC   ‘Fort Riley Instructor Will Speak On “The Infantry Division”

HOLDUP MEN INVADED EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING PLACE NEAR. PAINESVILLE EARLY TODAY

Predicts More Meat For Fall, Lower Prices   Chicagoan Testifies At Joint Economic ° Committee Hearing

CONGRESS TOLD HIGH COST DUE TO BIG DEMAND   Businessmen Claim Key To Economy Is Cut In Federal Spending

BOOST IN MEAT SUPPLY, LOWER COST FORECAST   Committee Told Cut in Govern ment Spending Is Key to Stable Economy

Nine Are Killed During Weekend   Accidents Bring Violent Deaths To Number In State .

VIOLENT DEATH MARS WEEKEND   Number Of North Carolinians Meet Sudden, Tragic Death From Variety Of Causes.

Conference On Aid To Europe  Gets Reprieve   Compromise Proposal By Bidault Of France May Avert Collapse.

MINISTERS TO MEET AGAIN ON AID PLAN   Bidault Keeps Conference From. Breaking Up

NEW PARLEY ON ECONOMIC PLAN CALLED   British, French and Russian Foreign Ministers, at Odds on How to Handle Marshall Plan, Will Confer Tomorrow.

FrenchGive Lift To Aid Plan Parley   Information Proposal De. lays, at Least, Conference Breakdown

BREWERS READY TO SAVE GRAINS   Food Committee Eases Up Meatless Tuesday Regulations

Brewers Map Another Plan To Save Grain   Food Committee Open to Ideas On Conservation

Meatless Day Rule Eased By Lueckman   Comniittce Encourages Use O£ By-Products, Invites Suggestions for Better Wavs to Save Grain

‘Meatless’ Day Rules for  U: S. Relaxed   Brewing Industry Will Be Asked to Conserve Grain

RULES RELAXED FOR ‘MEATLESS TUESDAY’ PLAN   Food Saving Leader I Seeking To Reduce Loaves Of Bread

Brewers fo Offer  Conservation Plan To Tell Luckman Grain-Saving Ideas

Brewers Offer Grain Saving  Meat By-Products Mav Be Eaten Tuesda

BREWERS WILL COOPERATE IN GRAIN SAVING   Citizens Food Group Eases Restrictions for Meatless Tuesday

Brewers Offer New Grain Saving Plan   Food Committee Has Eased Rules for Meatless Tuesdays

Brewers Offer New Grain Saving Program; Committee Eases Meatless Tuesday Rules

Brewers Ready With Program To Save Grain   Definite Plan Preparec For Luckman; ‘Meatless  Tuesday’ Rules Eased.

Brewers to Join Conserving Drive  Promise Reasonable Cut in Grain Use

LUCKMAN RELAXES RULES LAID ROWN FOR NO-MEAT DAYS   Food Committee Chairman Approves Eating of Pigs’ Kouckles, Liver and Other By-Products.   SEEKS CUT IN BEER AND ALE PRODUCTION   Group Studies Advisability 0! , Requesting Baking In ‘ dustry to Make Smaller } Loaf of Bread.

__ FOOD CONSERVATION— Brewers Have Plan To Save Grain For Europe

RELAXING [8 ORDERED IN FOOD SAVING   Use of Byproducts Is Permitted for Tuesdays Each Week

Meatless Rules Eased By Group   Use Of Meat By- Prduels , 0 ‘gi eee 

CONSERVATION OF GRAIN NOW HITTING STRIDE   Luckman Appeals To Brewers And. Bakers To Assist Program   MEATLESS TUESDAY RULES ARE RELAXED

BREWERS OFFER OWN GRAIN PLAN   Truman’s Committee Eases Meatless Tuesday Rules

Industry Plans To Cease Using Wheat: Jn Beer   “Meatless Tuesday” Rules ".Eased To Allow Eating - Of Liver And Other ~ * Meat By-Products

Meatless Day Regulations Are Revised  By-Products Can   By-Products Can Be Used And Still Conform

Brewers Have New Plan For Saving Grain  Luckman Says Food Program is Chanaeable

GRAIN - SAVING PROGRAM SET BY BREWERS   “Meatless Tuesday” Rules Eased By Luckman

Brewers Offer New Program To Save Grain  Meatless Day Rules Eased

Sponsors Plan Relaxed Rulings On Meatless Day   Using Meat By-Products Indicated as Full Compliance

Some Meat OK to Eat on Tuesday Is Latest Manifesto   By-Products Plentif ul; Smaller Loaves Of Bread Considered

REGULATIONS ON MEATLESS DAY RELAXED   Committee Rules Meat By-Products May Be Used On Tuesday

Luckman Unit Reviews Food Saving Plan   Brewers To Give  Suggestions ¢ On

Use of Meat y-Products  Rules Are Relaxed To Allow Eating Liver, Kidneys, Ete, On Tuesday

Brewers Have Grain Prosram   Citizens Food Committee To Hear The Offer Today.

Conservation Views To Be Aired Today   Shifts In Policy On Meatless Days To Be Considered

Rules for Meatless Tuesdays Eased  BREWERS SUBMIT  NEW GRAIN OFFER

Rules On Food “Conservation Are Modifiec      You Can ‘Eat Liver, Kid neys ond Brains On Tuesdays

Food Committee Relaxes Meatless Tuesday Rules   Encourages Use Of Meat By-Products; To Seek Savings From Brewers, Baker

ink Myers o Aviation ompany  ce: 6 tee ex   Officer Obtained ontracts for Firm thich He Owned; ecords Altered

Testifies Gen. Meyers Owned Firm For Which He Obtained Over One Million Dollars in Contracts

Meyers Obtained Subcontracts for Own Firm, Charge   Company Records Changed to Hide General’s Connection, Witness Says

Meyers Dummy Tells of Big Deal   Air Force General Gave Contracts to His Own Company

Company Head Says General's Name X-ed Out   Aviation Company Got Million Dollars Worth of Business

Meyers Got Contracts For Aviation Company Which He Owned, President Testifies

oAYS MEYERS OUT A MILLION FOR HIS FIRN   General Owned the Aviatior Electric Co., Its President Telis Committee.

Probers Told General Held Stock Control   $1,053.000 Contract Given After Company Altered Its Records

Tomorrows Headlines “Joday  TESTIFY MEYERS SECRETLY OWNED AIRCRAFT CO FOR WHICH HE GOT MILLION IN CONTRACTS

MEYERS OWNEL AVIATION FIRH PROBERS TOLD   Records Altered To Hide Connection with Contract Holding Company

WITNESS RELATES RETIRED GENERAL IS FACTORY OWNER   Meyers Obtained Huge Contracts for Firm, President Testifies at Hearing Today.   MONEY LOANED REPORTERS TOLD

»Meyers Named As Owner of Dlane Plant   Firm's President Says He Looked after oo eral’ s Interests

Meyers’ Ownership Of Aviation Firm Alleaed in Probe   Former Officer Charged With ~ ‘War Profiteering

ROADS GLAZED IN WIDE BELT AS COLD HITS   Merk Takes Slide In Yukon; Snow, Sleet Hamper Traffic

WINTER SLAPS MIDWEST AGAIN   Southern Wisconsin And Michigan Have 8-inch Snowfall

ALBANY 1S COLDEST LOCALITY IN STATE   Thermometer Hits Record Low Mark of 24 Degrees

Confederation of Labor Announces Readiness to Resume Negotiations

GovernmentHa: National Crisis  ‘Well in Hand’   Negotiations Near to End Strike of 2,000,000 in Franee

Agitators Face 10 Years; Army Class Called Up   Assembly Debates Additional Law to Combat Red Tieups

Settlement of French Crisis Believed Near   Situation Reported ‘Well in Hand” — Negotiations  to Be Resumed

Paris Gets Optimistic Forecast   Labor Group Ready to Discuss Return  for 2,000,000 Idle

TOPSY TURYY COLD WEATHER IS ON WAY QUT   State Temperatures Averaging Near Freezing; Trace Of Snow

BALAN Ubu) IN COLD WAVE ~—-ARROSS RATION  Rising Temperatures Due in Most Parts of Country Over Weekend     WEATHER MAP UNUSUAL   WEATHER MAP UNUSUAL   Normally Warm Areas Are Frigid While ‘Cold’ Spots Are Mild

Highways Jammed As Holiday Begins   Safety Council Issues Warning To All Motorists As Traffic Deaths Mount

May Legalize Closed Shop. As Result Of PrinterStrike   Taft-Hartley Act Might Be Changed hs Result of Probe of  Typesetters Walkout

Taft-Hartley Law Changes Uraed   Legal Provision For Closed Shop Due Consideration

Reuther, Other Union Men Meet With Clergyman   Meeting Concerns Allis-Chalmers Strike

BOMBER CRASH FATAL 10 NINE   Another Man Hurt As Plane Falls In Chesapeake Bay

PLANE CRASH KILLED NINE   ONLY ONE PERSON ABOARD ARMY BOMBER ESCAPED DEATH IN AIR: TRAGEDY .-

Truman and La Guardia’s ‘Marshall To Rites From ‘Meet Today StJohn’s, 2:3(

Truman to See  Marshall About Global Issues   Two to Discuss Steps To Meet Situation: Food Committee Meet:

Economic, Political Problems of  World to Be Studied’   Ouicome of Truman-Marshall Talks May Require Expenditure of U. S. Billions and Snecial Session

Truman, Marshall Face Big Decisions      Special Session Of Con. gress Is Held Possibility

CONGRESS CALL MAY MBAN MORE BILLIONS   Administration Has Called Leaders Into Washington Huddle

Truman Parley To Consider World Needs  Global Problems May Require Spending Billions of Dollars

Truman te Air Global. Issues With Marshal!   Leaders Faced With Tough Political, Economic Beahiaiix

TRUMAN SETS POLICY TALKS   Will Meet Marshall Today For Full Discussion Of  Pressing Problems

Truman And Marshall To Confer Today  Must Chart Course On Global Problems

U.N. Approves Debate On Revamp Proposal   Override Soviet Objections To Diaenose Major Rifts   Truman, Marshall Shoulder Critical Problems Today

Labor Merger Given Setback   AFL and .CIO Disagree On Methods of Achieying Unification

MERGER OF AFL AND G10 IS POSTPONED   Factions Are Agreed However on Battling Present Legislation

AFL-CIO Merger Possible But Plan Remains Vague  Both Agree to Battl Pending Labor Curb

UNION MERGER PLAN BLOCKED   Labor Groups Disagree Up on Unity Method; Pledge To Fight Union Curbs

MERGER OF AFL AND CQ FAILS ON PROCEDURE   Labor Combines Agree Fight Union Curbing Bills Together

Leaders Agree To Battle Bills  Against Unions   (ommittees Declare Organic Unity Might Be Established Later

PLANS FOR LABOR MERGER UPSEI   NEITHER C. L 0. NOE A. F. L. WILLING TO ACCEPT PROPOSAL OF OTHER.

United Labor Front Delayec   Merger of AFL-CIO Groups Postponed Indefinitely

Disagree on Way to Join Two Unions   AFL-CIO Merger Put Off Indefinitely As Terms Are In Dispute

LABOR GROUPS REGARD UNITY AS GOOD IDEA   RIVALS TO FIGHT UNION CURBS IN CONGRESS

14-YEAR-OLD IS SOAP BOX WINNER   West Va. Youth Cops National Title.

50-Year Pact Is Signed   Great Britain and © France Form Alliance For Mutual Protection Against Germany

BRITAIN, FRANCE SIGN ALLIANCE AT DUNKERQUE   Bevin, Bidault Take Part in Ceremonies on Way to Moscow

BO-YEAR PAGT 10 BE OFFERED 70 OTHERS   Treaty Is Signed in Hut Not  Far from Dunkerque Evac1 satinn. Point

BRITAIN, FRANCE SIGN ALLIANCE   50-Year Pact Intended To Gyard Against Any Future Aggression by Germany

Sign Alliance Qn Any Future German Attack   Fo page 50-Year Pact Gives Mu. tual Protection Between Franee. Enecland.,

British-French Sign Alliance For Mutual Aid At Historie Dunkerque

Fifty-Year Alliance Designed as First ot Many Aimed at Blocking Germany From Aggression;  Bevin and Bidault Sign at Historic Dunkerque

FAVOR PAY BOOST FOR STATE STAFFS   Senate Plans Speed so New Appointees Will Benefit

SALA a ESTARTS      STATE ‘SENATE PREPARING TO ACT QUICKLY ON BILL TO INCREASE OFFICIAL‘'S PAY

Seek Ex-Convict in Kidnap Case   Probe Link Between Slaying of Girl, 5, and Weckler Case

Hunt Ex-Convict As Girl Kidnaper  ple. BER de.   Leaves Vicinity After Youngster Disappears

SENATE BILL WOULD ALTER WAGNER AC]   McCarthy Introduce: Proposal to Modify Closed Shop Pacts

CLOSED SHOP BILL PRESENTED TODAY BY SENATE LEADER   M’Carthy Proposes Act To Outlaw Closed Shop  - Tssue as Cause of  Strikes in U.S.   ‘SPEECH FREEDOM’ IS ALSO PROVIDED

MODIFIED BILL ON GLOSED SHOP IS SUBMITTED   Legislation Drafted in Form of Amendments ta Wagner Act   SEN. McCARTHY AUTHOR   Two-thirds Vote of Workers in NLRB Poll Required for Closed Shop

Odom Turns Back On World Flisht Will Try Again   ‘Faulty Ailerons And Fuel Feed Held Responsible For Flight Stoppage

WORLD FLIGHT 1S WEDNESDAY   “BOMBSHELL” IN CHICAGO .. FOR REPAIRS AFTER. . TROUBLE DEVELOPS ~ IN FLIGHT...

Loyalty Review Board Sets Up Office in Washington  “Supreme Court” of Employee Check

100 Federal and State Employes to Be Named  On Grain Trading List

‘Anderson To Name Today 100 Government Workers Who Gambled In Markets

Anderson Will Give New List Of Sneculator   ‘Loose Talk’ Charge  Hurled at Chairman Of Probers

More Traders To Be Named   Anderson To Give List O1 ‘100 Government Workers‘

Names of 100 ‘Stock Traders “Will Be Aired   Only Few Federal Worker Speculated, Anderson Shows in Report

Senate Yet To Set API  ‘Hearing Date   Folsom Reported Sticking By Guns On Appointees To Board

Auburn Trustee Nominees Under Study In Senate  Several New Bills Offered In House As Session Is Resumed

EUROPEAN NATIONS SHOW DEMOCRATIC TRENDS IN ACTION   Swing to Right in Italy as Well as France Is Indicated Today in Ney ~ PDevelopments.   BATTLE ON REDS IS GIVEN SUPPORT

Cooking School to Feature Latest in Meat Preparation   $1,000 Gifts Spur Ticke: Sales; First Class Tuesday

REAPING RESULTS OF "GOVERNMENT OWES US A LIVING” THINKING   Babson Finds Young Folks Who Seek Employment Have “Get All You Can For As Little As You Can” Attitude.

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT. ..   BABSON DISCUSSES EFFICIENT EDUCATION

MESSAGE FROM TRUMAN EXPECTED Military Training Bill Will Be Pushed Before Conaress

CIO’s President Murray Says America Is Headed For Another Depression   AFL’s William Green Declares War For Labor Against All Members Of Congress Who Voted For Tatt.Mastles I ahawe 1 acs

Green Asserts Labor to Gain Goal by Vote:   Murray Joins Verhal Blast  At Taft-Hartley Law;

Declares U.S. Headed For Depression Unless  Profit Trend Changed

Murray, Green Lead Labor Day Speakers   Murray Sights Depression Unless Trend Is Changed

Murray Scores High Profits; Praises Labor      CIO President Says Labor Celebrates “In Fighting Mood “

Labor Heads Say Unions Will ‘Fight’   Depression Predicted Unless High Profit Trend Is Reversed

Sees Depression Unless the Trend Is Reversed Soon  Labor Day Speeches Strike Anew at Taft-Hartley Measure

Resolution Goes Before Plenary Meet   Soviet Union Backs Down On “Warmongers”

UNO TO APPROVE WAR TALK CURB   Security Council To Study indonesian Question

U.N, DELEGATES FACE BUSY DAY   Assembly To Condemn Tall That Might Hurt Peace

United Nations Condemns:Talk As Peace Peril   (Member: Nations: ‘Urge fo “Promote Friendship;” Indonesian Issue To * Bo Discussed

NATIONS TOLD TO PROMOTE FRIENDSHIP   U. S. To Make Statement On Palestine Question  SURRENDER   Of War Guilty To State Of Their Crimes Also On Council Docket

Morgenthau Will Return  Official Treasury Papers Ex-Secrefary’s Diary Will Be Reexamined

TREASURY WILL “GET BACK PAPERS   MORGENTHAU AGREES TO RETURN ANY OFFICIAL DOCCMENTS IN DIARY.

 Dear Diary:  Morgenthau Asked to Let. 1-'Ereasury Comh. His Papers

Expand Aids, Group Told   Leaders, Dirt Farmers Present Their Views

Aid Expansion Is Acvocated  Midwestern Farmer: ae y ad Fond   Midwestern Farmers Meet House Group

English Cabinet To Be Reshutflec In Near Future   Prime Minister May Out If Talks Fail

Rumor Attlee Cabinet May Be Shaken Up   Prepared Fer Battle (iver Britain’s Economic Plight; Heard Reports Attlee May Ont.

Attlee Ouster Hinted If Money Talks Fail   Reshuffling of Cabinet Reported Hinging on Current Parley over Concessions on U. §. Loan

ATTLEE'S QUITTING IS DOUBTED TODAY: 10 ALTER CABINET   Resignation Is Said to Be Hinged on Success of American Talks; Bevin Scen as Premier.   CRISIS IN BRITAIN CAUSE OF REPORT

Attlee Expected. To Reshuffle British Cabinet   Whitehall Quarters Predict Attlee Will Ouit if Washington Talks Fail

Rumors Fly In Britain  eS ee Ss   Predict ‘Atlee Will Reshuffle Cabinet; P. M. May Resign

HINT ATTLEE TO QUIT; CABINET SHUFFLING DUE   Poor Health May Lead To  PRoasionation

Attlee’s Resignation Foreseen If Dollar Talks with U. S. Should Fail

WAR BRIDE ADMITS PART IN ROBBERY   t [Desperate For Money After  Husband Left Her

Disillusioned British War Bride Has  \Hopes For Return To Native Enaland

British Bride ‘Disillusioned’  ‘Charged With? Toy Gun ' Robbery of Cab Driver

6 IN FAMILY DIE IN FIRE   Mother, 5 Children Victims of Blaze Following Blast

A MOTHER AND HER FIVE CHILDREN ARE BURNED T0 DEATH   Trapped tn One Room of Thei Home Following An Explosion.   CAUSED FROM STOVE   ‘The Hushand and Father,  Charles Graham, In Critjeal Condition.

Consider Plans For Evacuation Of American:   Americans In Arab World Areas May Have To Leave If Disorders Increase

Mercury Slated Climb In East  Midwest Sections In Grio Of Heat Wave

HighSchool’s  — Commencement _   F riday, May 23  Eighty-Seven In, Class To,Graduate' - This: Year

HighSchool’s Commencement F riday, May 23°   Eighty-Seven In ; Class To.Graduate’ This: Year

Governor Urges TB Fight In Christmas Seal Proclamation   Seals Mailed By bee 4 Chairman Of T. B- Association

GOP Hears Challenge To Portal Bill  Aiken Doesn't See How Congress Clnnlad Paes I aw

Bill O:tlawing Portal   Pay. Suits Challenged In Senate by Aiken

‘Constitutionality Is Questioned by Vermont ‘Senator; Will Have  to Be Shown

Handcuffed Prisoners Jump from Train, One Escapes. Other Injurad

Heaf Wave In Stafe Broken; Tornado Seen   Damage Reportec In Some Sectors  By Hiah Winds

41 on Plane That Crashes Near Tokyo  Not Determined - Immediately If Any Survivors

ARMY PLANE CRASHES ‘IN JAPAN: 41 ABOARD   Craft Goes Down in Mountains— Whether There Were Any Survivors Undetermined.

No Hope Seen for Needed Moisture  Dry, Warm Weather to Continue in lowa

Precipitation Will Be Little or None During B Dyker Porind 33 State

A Kansas City Flier Is the Country's Prize Screwball on Artificial Rains

LIBERTY SHIP SPLITS IN TWO   COAL-LOADED VESSEL WRECKED OFF ~ENGLISH COAST

One Killed and Two Hurt in Gunfight   Feud Climaxed at Tavern With Two Shooting it Out; Bystander Seriously Wounded

WORLD WANTS AMERICAN DEPRESSION   Expert Says Nations Expect Benefits From Dumped Surpluses

ATOMIC GROUP SPOKESMAN SAYS AGENTS ARE WORKING “24 HOURS A, DAY” IN U. 8.

Mysterious, Flaming Object Soars Over Border; Explodes In Mexico

Flaming Object on Mexican Border Is Still Big Mystery   White Sands Reports No Guided Missiles Have Been Fired There

FLAMING OBJECT WHICH SOARED OVER TEXAS-MEXICO BORDER AND CRASHED REMAINS A MYSTERY

Mysterious Flaming Object Crashes In Mexican Hills Near U. S. Border

FLAMING OBJECT REPORTEDLY CRASHES IN MEXICO QOQUTH OF BEL PASO: ARMY SAYS NO ROCKETS FIRED

Flaming Object Seen By Two In Border Flight Is Mystery   Military Installations Of Area Report No Missiles Fired, No Planes Missing

Crashes And Explodes In  Mexican Hills Army Reports No Rocket Tests

Not Those Flying Saucers Again! Flaming Missile In Border Sky Remains Great. Mystery

Mysterious Obiect  Crashes on Border  Missile Explodes in Mexican Territory

MYSTERY GRIPS ~ FLYING OBJEC)   Loud Explosion Heard Neai Mountains In Mexico

Flaming Object Flies Over Texas Border, Explodes  On Mexican Soil

Mysterious Object Seen  Over Mexico   Officials Do Not Believe It Was V.? Rocket

Mysterious, Flaming ‘Object Crashes in Mexico with Explosion, Smoke

Unidentified Flaming Object Soars Over U. S.-Mexican Border, Explodes in Mountain

Flaming Object Soaring Over Texas And Mexico Remains A Mystery Today

Flaming Object Falls, Explodes In Remofe Area   No Guided Missiles Fired Recently, Army Officials Report

‘Bomb’ Remains A Mystery   No Missiles Fired at Mexican Border, Area Officials Say

Flaming Mystery ~ Object Explode:   Crash Oceurs Near Where Off Track V-2. Rocket . Landed Last May

Flaming Object Across Border Still Mystery   Soars Over The TexasMexico Border And Explodes. \

FLAMING MYSTERY OBJECT SOARS OVER TEXAS-MEXICO BORDER AND “EXPLODES IN AREA NEAR-EL PASO

Flaming Object Which Flitted Across Border and Exploded In Mexico Is Still Mystery

Mysterious Flaming Object Soars ~ Across Texas-Mexico Line, Crashes

Jerusalem Scene Of Explosion   One Woman Hurt As Windows Are Shattered   Flaming Object and Explosion Remain Mystery

Mystery Blast In Mexico Has  _ Army Baffled   ‘Flaming Object’ ‘Lands in Mexico Near Border, As U. S. Officers Deny Rocket Fired

Mystery Object Flames Across Sky And Explodes in Mexican Mountains

Smith-Marshall Conference    Another Saucer? ‘Mysterious, Flaming Object IC rashes Into Mexican Mountain

 U.S. Officials Deny Body Fired In Military Test Flaming Object Smashes Into Mexican Mountains, Explodes

NO SOURCE DISCOVERED Mysterious Flaming Object Soars Over Border, Explodes

CRASH, BLAST OF FLAMING OBJECT STILL MYSTERY   Falls in Mexico Near Spot Where Off-Track Rocket landed Last May

Object Soars Through Sky. Then Explodes   Texas Meteorologists Say Not Believ. ed Meteor.

 Mexic can Border Incident Unexplained  PUZZLE POSED BY MYSTERY MISSILE

A. FL. Drivers Are On Strike   Twenty-Five Hundred In Pittsburgh Are On Strike Against Motor Carmers Association

TRUCK STRIKE CAUSES TIEUE   PITTSBURGH AREA HARD HIT BY WALKOUT OF MEM-__-—- BERS..OF_DRIVERS _... UNION.

COOLER IN THE WEST   Showers Are Possible W ith Drop in Temperature

Dispute Continues   Big Contest to Come . Monday When Lt. Gov. Elect Takes Oath

Steel Prepared To Meet Demand  Grace Says Industry Is ‘Doing Its Job’

FACT-FINDERS TO REVEAL RESULT OF PHONE STRIKE INVESTIGATION SATURDAY

RAMADIER 1 NAME RUB FOR CABINE    Attempt Made To Stop Tide Of De Ce wullists

REDS INVITED .. INTO GABINET   Segal FRENCH PREMIER TRYING TO! MAKE DEAL TO DEFEAT _PARTY OF DEGAULLE

Both Sides Rush In Mobilization   Both Jews and Arabs Are Determined to Prevent  Palestine Partition   .NINE MORE DEATHS   8 Jews and an Arab Killed In Fighting; Arab League Meets in Cairo

Cairo Convention Called by Arabs  Chiefs Will Decide How Best To Oppose Palestine Partition

FOUR-INCH SNOW FOR ALVA AREA   ‘Heavy Fall Comes in ThreeHour Period—Temperatures Above Freezing

Snow Falls in Northwestern Area of State   Alva Reports Heavy Snowfall Which Later Turned to Rain; Low In Ardmore 32 Dearees

Snow Changing fo Rain. Invades Stale   Saow Storm Comes Inte Alva trom Northeast

INVESTIGATION PLANNED IN PLANE CRASH   Thirteen Killed As Plane Comes  In For Landing

Plane Crash In Alaska Kills 1:   Air Cargo Plane Crashes A: It Lands At Yakutat, Alaska. No Survivors

13 PEOPLE DIE IN PLANE CRASH         for. Landing at. Yakutat, ‘Alaska’ . Cause of  Disuster is. Not "Known as There uré ‘no. Survivors,

CRASH OF PLANE TAKES 13 LIVES   @nvestigate To Learn Cause ~~ Of Tragedy At Yakutat, Alaska

13 PEOPLE DIE IN PLANE CRASH   “Wreck Occurs as Ship Comes in for Landing at Yakutat, Alaska _—Cause of Disaster is Not Known us There sre no Surviy Ors,

BRITISH SHOPS HIT BY STRIKE   Factories Begin Closing A: Mine Strike Cuts Down Nation’s Fuel Stocks

LS A TT  YORKSHIRE MINE STRIKE CERTAIN TO SHUT WORKS 2-3 DAYS A WEEK

British Strikers Deal Industries Crushing Blow   Textile, Engineering Works to Be Curtailed By Lack of Coal

Bill Restricting Public Utility Picketing Passes  Second Pi iece Of

Measure Passes By 11/-3 Vote, Goes To Jester   Hindering of Public Utility Service Is Banned by Proposal

Ohio Farm Gets Intensive Work for Production  Concervation Practic   Conservation Practices Herald ‘New Frontier’ Says Crop Chieftain

 ‘Opening Of Second Frontier’ In Ohio.  Four Years Of Soil Saving Done In Day

Wisconsin Prison Riot Broke After 15-Hour Holdout  69 Convicts Succumb t   69 Convicts Succumb to Scolding by Warden; Ringed by Guards

Truman Urges  International Bill of Rights  Racial Prejudice Decried by Chief Executive

Truman Exhorts World to Join In Bill of Rights  Calls for Race Equality,  Based on Democracy

House May Vote ‘On Vets’ Bonus Proposal Today   Bill to Curb Utility Strikes to Governor Work Speed Up On

PLAYING GAME   Game of “Cowboy” ‘and ‘Indian’ : Turns inte Tragedy vas Lad is . Practically Burned st Stake.

BOYS PLAY “COWBOYS AND INDIANS”; VICTIM PAINFULLY BURNED AT STAKE

Moscow Holds Party on 800tt  Anniversary Dancing, Music   ee i ee   Dancing, Music And Decoration For Bia Party

Gala Day In Moscow   Soviet Capital Gayly  Decorated As Throng: Celebrate City’s 800th Birthday Anniversary

High Seas Delay Rescue of 69 on Downed Plane   Hull of Old Craft Holds as Cutter Rushes to Scene

Stevenson Asks For Quick Action   Immediate Funds for State Depart ments and Institutions Is Uraed

Gov. Stevenson Asks Action On Housing   Executive Submits Issues to Lawmakers as Term Concludes

Governor Asks Speed on Housing, Funds for Cattle Disease Control

Pardon Bans Long Trip   Oklahome. Cityas Didn't Know He Wase't Citizen, Feced Departetion

KATY OFFERS TRAIN RIDES ON CREDIT   Card System  Inaugurated Under Which Travelers Will Be Billed at End of Month,

‘Katy’ Announces Ride First And Pay Later Plan   Seeks to Increase It Passenger Service By Credit

(Who Get "Em   Waiters, Bellhops and Cabbies Declare That  Customers Are Cutettiz Down on Cash Awards

Rumor of $1 Pork Chops Is Ridiculed   Housewives Won't Stand For It, Agriculture Department Savs.

THERE'LL BE NO $1 PORK CHOPS   Agriculture Dept. Says House wives Won't Stand for Such Foolishness

‘Agriculture Dept. Says Housewives Won’t Stand for High Pork Price;

Agriculture Department Discounts  Talk Of Dollar-A-Pound Pork Chops

ENA TOTS CATE NEN Tete  Agriculture Dept. Says Housewives Won’t Pay $1-a-Pound for Pork Chops

Ag Officials Scotf at $1 Chops; Declare Food Prices To Come Down

Price Specialist ‘Says Women Won't Buy $1 Pork Chop:   High Hog Prices Merely - Seasonal. “Reflection; . Official Contands-

Eas OF $1-A-POUND PORK CHOPS IS DISCOUNTED  . Housewives With Their Dander Up Likely To Force Cost Of Living Down, Experts Declare

Buyer Resistance Expected fo Aid In Cutting HCL  Believe Very Few Will Pay Forecast $1 a Pound for Pork

Gov't. Dept. Scoffs At Id  Discount Talk That Predicts $1 Pork Chops  CA.scece

Doubt Dollar Pork Chops  For Nation   Agriculture Department Declares Housewives Won’t Stand For It

Pork Chops at $1 a Pound Is Seen Doubtful   Expert Declares Housewives Will Not Pay Price

aA obUFFS AT DOLLAR A POUND CHOPS   ‘Consumer Resistance Counted On to Turn Tide of Inflation.

GW'T ASSERTS BYERS WILL RSIST HIGHER PRK PRICES   ays Food In seneral Will tay Below Peak f Last October

DISCOUNT TALK OF PORK CHOPS AT $1 A POUND   AGRICULTURE DEPT. SAYS HOUSEWIVES WON’T PAY PRICE

Retail Buyers Will Throttle Pork Prices, Experts Say   Talk Of $1-A-Pound Chops Is Discounted In Agriculture Dept.

They Just Won't Pay It —  Dollar Pork Chops? Not For U. S. Housewives!

‘Housewives Won't Stand for Rising Prices: Peak Was Reached in Getaber

‘DOLLAR CHOPS: HELD UNLIKELY   Housewives Wouldn’t Stan For It, U. S. Aid Claims

Ag Officials Discount Talk Of Dollar Pork   U. S. Housewives Just Won’t Stand For It. They Declare

Pooh-Pooh Talk Of Pork Chops At $1 A Pound   Housewives Won’t Stance For It, Say Ag Depart. ment Officials.

Experts Believe Housewives Will Not Buy $1 Pork Chops   Livestock Specialist Expects Resistance by Consumers to Hit Price

$1 Pork Chops Talk Discounted   Housewives ‘Will Not Stand for It, Says Department

Hog Prices Skyrocket Agriculture Official Says Housewife Will  Not Buy Dollar Pork

Meat Price Advance May Be Brief; Agriculture Department Believes

Says Housewives Won’t Stand for Pork Chops at $1   Agriculture Department Claims Resistance hy Consumers Will Cat Price

Asserts Hike In Hog Prices Won’t Stand  Agriculture Dept. Discounts Talk Of $1-Ib Pork Chops

Discounts Talk of $1 Retail Pork   Housewives Won't Stand for Increase Department of Aariculture Gave

Prices Must Drop For U. S. People To Buy   HIGH PORK CHOPS TO GO BEGGING IN THE MARKETS

. S. CONSUMER RESISTANCE TO CUT PORK PRICE   Experts Discount Talk Of Doliar-a-Pound  Prices Soon

Price Expert  Says Buyers Will Boycott   30-Cent Sugar Seen If Controls Are Removed

Buyer Resistance Will Curb High Prices, U.S. Experts Confident —   Agriculture Department Specialist Discounts Talk of Dollar-a-Pound Pork Chops; Feonomists Still Feel Pedk Came in October

Dollar-a-Pound Price for Pork Talk Discounted  Agricultare Department Officials Say Howxewives Will Display Resistance

Housewives’ Rebellion Is Seen   Consumers Won’t Buy $1 Pork Chops, Official Says

Agriculture Department — Dis‘counts Prediction of  ~ Dollar Pound Chops

Talk of Higt Pork Prices Discounted   Official Thinks Buyer Resistance Will Force  Downturn

Sees No Price  Jumps    Soaring Hog Values Will Yield: To Consumer Resistance, Specialists Believe

Agriculture Department Says Housewives Won't Pay $1 For Pork Chops   Expects Consumer Resistance to Force Prices Down; Some Foods Already Dropping This Year

Agriculture Department Poob- Pooks Rumor : OF $1 Pork Chops, Predicts Lower Prices

U.S. Agriculture Officials Foresee No Big Advance in Meat Prices

CONGRESS TOLD BALKAN AID IS VITALLY NEEDED   Acting State Secretary Says Middle East Will Fall Without U. S. Help

TOTALITARIANS READY 10 ACT SAYS ACHESON   Aid to Turkey and Greece Urged to Check Power

Nine Congressmen Back From Europe  Would Speed Ata   Aid Is Needed At Earliest Possible Time To Prevent Complete Down fa1]   SUCH IS REPORT MADE BY PARTY

[Report 68 Killed Outright And Others Trapped Below Decks When Vessel Sinks

SHIP EXPLODES: 68 ARE KILLED   ITALIAN MUNITIONS VESSEI BLOWS UP—SEVERAL TRAPPED BELOW DECKS.

Blast Kills 68 OnltalianShip   Others Believed Trapped As Monitians Exnlade

68 LOSE LIVES IN MUNITIONS BLAST ON SHIP   Fear Others Trapped Below Decks Of  Italian Vessel

‘Claims Former V-P Trying To Alienate U.S. Great Britain   Communist Intrigue Charged by Leader In Blistering Talk

Churchill Blasts Wailace s Speeches; Claims He Wants To Separate Britain From U.S.

Fight Over Move May Not Develop In Either House   Change’s Supporters Ga, Smoanth Sailing

WATER NEARS RECORD HIGH ON MISSOUR'   Six Levees Collapse Under Pressure Of River

Two-Term Law Has Approval Of 18 States   Probably Will Be Two Years Bef ore Other 18 Necessary Can Act Without Special Sessions

18 States Ratify Amendment Limiting Presidential Term Two Years Before Others Can Act

PRISON ESCAPEES  SEIZED IN BARN   Chillicothe Fugitives Found Freedom ‘Rough’

U. S, WINDING UP MAY TESTIMONY   Bribery Case Nearing End, Attorneys Say

Near End of U. S. Side In Fraud Trial   Mass of Evidence Introduced Against  Ex-Congreseman

B, 0.P. BATTLES TAX CUT DELAY   Sees Votes To Smash Move By Democrats Monday 

Demos Would Postpone Vote ....  Efforts To Delay Tax-Cut May Fail

~Mrs. Allen —Mr. Treen —Mrs. Symonds —~Mrs. Ferguson —Mr. Firetti

—-MRS. KIRBY —MR.. THOMPSON —MISS HINZMAN —MRS. BROWN —MR. SHIBLEY pepe WEAVER

Charges Attempts At Coercion By Calling Off  . ; SUNOS ROONEY SEM) Ge

Young Mother And Children Die ln Blaze   Father Is Badly Burned in Valiant Attempt to Resene Victinois in Farm Home.

TTIREE ARE BURNED I DEATH IN FIRE AT HOME IN STATE   Two Children and Mother Die Today Near Geshen; Father Hurt Seriously in Rescue Attemnt.   NEIGHBORS ARRIVE TOO LATE TO ASSIST

‘Say Cut In Grains To Hurt Europe   Officials Say Reduction Of Grain Shipments Will Make It Difficult to  Rawiva Furans Fereanamy

Gov. Gates Acts To Re-Imprison Parole Violators  ‘Oders All Returned Te Original Prison In Anti-Crime Move

FRENCH UTILITIES  STRIKE CALLED OFF   Last-Minute Compromise Reached —Government Lifts Order Requisitioning Workers.

SEARCH FOR BLAST - DEAD CONTINUE   !   GEN. WAINWRIGHT TOUR WATERFEONT — SEES NO NEED OF MARTIAL LAW,

Agreement Seer On Funds For Russ Programs  State Department Tries To Rescue Broadcast Money

BROADCAST HPROMISE   ss May Grant Funds “Voice of America” Program.

ACCORD HINTED ON 10 MILLIONS FOR U.S. VOICE’   Compromise Reported After Marshall Asks Help For Europe Broadcasts

Russian-Aimec Radio Program May Continue   Marshall Obtains Compromise Fund For *Voice of America’

For European Broadcasts  State Department May Get SovietRadioFunds

Overtime Pay Halt Advised By Chamber   Views of C. of C. Told at Wage-Hour Revision Heuring

Asks Change In 40-Hour Work Veek   Blames Law For Increase In .Living Costs

Wage-Hour Law Chanaes Urged   U. §. C. of C. Suggests Repeal of Provisions For Overtime Pay

NEW STAGE OF RUSS FOREIGN POLICY FEARED   Capital Impressed By Reds’ Apparent Belief Of “Cold War” Victory

Ex-Convict Is Accused. of Strangling Boy After Stealing Him From  Bed in Chicago

IWICE-CONVIGTED MAN CONFESSES HE KILLED CHL   Ex:convict, Released 1.1 Days - Ago, Held In. Chicago, ftrangulation Death

Will Seek Murder ‘Indictment of Sex Crazed Boy-Killer   Two-Time Sex Offender Admits Strangling a Chicago Youngster

Factory Worker, 27, Had A “Terrific Urge To  Saueeze Something.”

Convict Held As Boy Killer   314-Year-Old Taken From Chicago Bed; Relieved Sex Crime

Creston Woman Robbed, Tortured  Two Men Take $300; Victim Info Furnace

FIND WOMAN TIED, THRUST IN AFURNAGE   Robbers Torture Victim ai Creston and Escape « with $300.

2 Men Ransack Home; Obtain $300 In Cash   Bound With Wire After Assault; Police Release 13 Suspects

Creston Woman Tortured  In Home, Robbed Of $300   Intruders Stuff Unconscious, Bound And Gagged Victim Into Unlichted Furnace.

Put in Furnace By Bandit Pair; $300 Cash Taken   Housewife In Serious Condition After Harrowing Experience

JOWAN ROBBE THEN TORTURED   Creston Housewife Was Forced in Furnace

$300 Taken, Iowa Wife Is Beaten, Tied   Police Open Door Of Furnace After Search of House

Union Request Rejected By A-C   Refuse To Resume Strike Conference

Settlements Heralded By Major Firms  General Electric Reaches Agreemen’

HIKED WORKERS NOW 1,000,000   3 Weekend Agreements Swel Total of Laborers Winning Raises.

MORE KEY FIRMS GRANT 15 CENTS   GE, Chrysler, J. & L. Fal In Line On Increases

New Wage Pacts Cover over ‘Million; Open Ford Talks; Make Phone Offer

(100,000 GET WACE BOOSTS   General Electric, Chrysler and J-L Corp. Latest To Sign Contracts

NEARLY MILLION RECEIVE WAGE HIKES IN APRIL   Give Majority of Workerg 15-Cent Hourly Pay Increases

Steel, Electric Auto Workers Get Pay Hikes  Boosts Follow      Boosts Follow General Pattern Of 15 Cents

World Disarmament Is Seen As A Long Way Off; Cannot Begin Until Peace Treaties Are Signed

World Disarmament Goal Still Far Away   Peace Pacts With Germany, Japan Must Supercede War-Banning Step; ‘Atomic Bomb Offers Tough Hurdle

France Calls Troops To Cop With Strikers   President Appeals To People Of Nation As Ramadier Resigns

Chief Executive, Two Other State Officials Dead in Plane Wreck   Rescue Parties Battle Poor Weather To Reach Smoshed Ship Down in Rugged Mountain Area; Pilot Also Killed

Searchers Battle Route To Scene Of Plane Crasl   Governor Snell Of Oregon - Two Top St: te Officials And Pilot Believed Dead   TRIO STARTED FOR HUNTING EXPEDITION  (RITT.T.FETIN\

Sheriffs, FBI Push Inquiry .  Expect Service To Be Restored Tonight

Selfridge Is Vice-President  Bachunas Chosen President Of Tourist, Resort Group

VICTIM OF ‘RIDE? FOILS GANGSTERS   Usual Climax Escaped as the Battered Youth Works Free and Leans

20 Hurt In Street Blasts In Boston   Manhole Covers Fly 50 Feet Hich

Dewey Starts West Invasion   /Non-Political T Trip Generally Regarded as Open  ina Phase in Race

DEWEY TRIP IS LABELLED ‘CAMPAIGN’   Tour Is Seen Bid To Clinch GOP Nomination

DEWEY STARTS WEST   Trip rded as Part of Campaign or 1948 Nomination

Dewey Trip Construed  As Politieal  Starts Out on 4.000 Mile Tour

Dewey Leaves On Extended Western Trip   Tour Interpreted Br Some As First Step In Coming Presidential Drive

Dewey’s Westward Trek Consirued us Political   Many Believe Jaunt Is Part. of Campaign To Win Nomination

OLD FRAME STRUCTURE CON.  ~ TAINING-76-SALES-PLACES — WIPED OUT IN FOUR-  ALARM BLAZE: =

House to Debate Budget Thursday   6 Billion Cut Kept; 4-Hour Limit Voted

Showdown Near On Budget Cuts  House Rules Group Accused by Democrats Of Invoking Gag Rule

HOUSE GROUP SETS FEDERAL BUDGET CEILING   Commitiee Decide: on $31,500,000,000 Limit pn lectoa

GOP Insists On Budget Ceiling   Democrats Protest Plan To Bar Amendments  On Floor

Farm Cooperatives Register )' Victory In Senate; Hearing  On State Sales Tax Is Held   Governor Asks For Increase In Maryland’s Personal Income And Corporation Taxes; Montgomery Ceunty Election Bill Is Defeated

Lane Measure Boosts State Income Taxes  Bill Calls For 2.5 Per Cent 1948 Levy

Higher State Income Tax In 1948 Sought By Lane   Personal Taxes Would Be Increased To 2.5. Percent and Corporations Flat Four Percent-—-Coop Tax Bill Ils Recommitted :

Rubber Workers Say (More Money Needed      Foreman’s Union Holds Strike Threat Over ‘ Heads Of Ford Company For Discharging 32

lowa Irattic Holiday Toll Reaches Nine   Eight of Deaths Due to Accidents on the Highways

HIGHWAY TOLL INU. §. MOUNTS TO 170 SO FAR   Nation’s Accidental Fatalities Near 250 Mark With 9 im State

Two Lobbyists Face Arrest for Activity on Dextrose Measure   Warrants Charge Pair with Failure to Register with State -

QUAKE CAUSES "$580,000 LOSS   Violent Tremor Strikes Area in Colombia  

Violent Quake In Bogota Does Severe Damage   Colombians Panicked as Temblors Follow Volcanic Eruption: None Killed

QUAKE DAMAGE FEARED HEAVY   Medical Supplies And Aid Rushed To Southern Colombia

Greece Plans Armed Forees  ixpansion  U.S. Funds Also Would Buy Supplies

BRAZIL, RUSSIA CONFIRM BREAK IN RELATIONS   Severance Comes As Result Of Series Of Idec.ogical Controversies

REDS CONFIRM BRAZIL: BREAK   Severance Of Relations Ends Series Of Disputes

RIO REPORTS REDS CONFIRM LATEST MOVE   Diplomatic Split Climaxes Series of Ideological Disputes

Military Might To Balwark Desires For World Peace   President Lays Down Four-Point Declaration O American Policy; Says Many Europeans And Asiatics Face Armed Aggression

SAYS U.S. TO PRESERVE WORLD PEACE   Warns Desire For Peace Not Token Of Weakness

Truman Seeks Worldwide ‘Good Neighbor’ Policy   I, S&S Will Keep Military Strength .To Preserve a8 - Peace

TO CONDUCT ALL-OUT EFFORT TO MAINTAIN WORLD PEACE, PRESIDENT TRUMAN SAYS IN ADDRESSING INTER-AMERICAN CONFERENCE AT PETROPOLIS. BRAZIL.

Warns That Resources Are “Not Unlimited” In Plea For Marshall Plan   Invites All Western Nations To Join The United Sates In Contributing To Europe's Giganic Recovery Program.

TRUMAN SAYS U. 5. WILL KEEP STRONG 1) SUSTAIN PEAGE   President Claims Many European Countries Live Under “Shadow o Armed Aggression.’   EXECUTIVE GIVES MESSAGE IN BRAZIL

Truman's Declaration On 4-Point U.S. Policy Receives Big Ovation   With Impressive Emphasis, Presidert Orives Heme The Point Of Poacefe! Purpose, Becked

PLEDGE OF UN SUPPORT MADE BY PRESIDENT   Says Nation Will Keep Obligations, Expect Others to Do So

TRUMAN LAYS DOWN POLICY IN RIO SPEECH   AMERICA WILL KEEP STRONG TO WARD OFF AGGRESSORS

Might, Riches OfU.S.Placed Behind Peace   Truman Disappointed Over Postwar Plight, *Pan’ Nations Hear

Truman Says U.S. Will Keen Armed Might   Bulwark Policy Based On Desire For Lasting Peace

YANKEE ARMS PROMISED 10 KEEP PEACE   Truman Tells 19 American Nations of U. S. Stand

ARMED MIGHT STILL SHADOWS MANY: TRUMAN   Asks S. A. Aid For Europe

Truman Says U.S. Will Retain Military Strength To Preserve World Peace

President    Concerned ‘Over Future   Declares Many Countries Face Armed Aggression

Lays Down Four Point Declaration   President Delivers Felling Speech At Rio Peace Conference And Is Given An Ovation,

Peril of Aggression Rouses Warning by President Truman   Military Might of U. 5S. Is Alleged As Bulwark Of Lasting World Peace

Pledges U.S. Effort To _  Keep Peace )   Says. Nation Is Determined To’ Retain Its Military Strength to ‘Preserve Peace’

“U. S. Determined to Retain Strenath to Preserve Peace’   President Tells Pan-American Conclave Help !s Needed in Marshall Plan. —

Help Asked of Other Americas   Truman Says U. S. to Retain Military Strenaqth; Urges Aid in Marshall Plan

U.S. to Keep Its Military Might--Truman   President Declares Peace-Seeking Policy Must Be Bulwarked

U.S. fo Keep. Strength to Prevent Wars   President’s Speech ' Ends Inter-American Defense Conference

TRUMAN DECLARES ‘U.S. WILL RETAIN TTS ARMED MIGHT   President Says There Are Threats of Aggression and Nation Must Remain Strong,   ADDRESSES DELEGATES AT RIO CONFERENCE   Executive Promises Increased Eeonomic Collaboration With Countries of Western Hemisphere.

U. 8. PLEDGES SWORD, DOLLAR 10 KEEP PEACE   America Determined to Oppose Agegression, Truman Tells Rio Conference.

HOPE FOR PEACE IS EXPRESSED AT RIO CONFERENCE   President Urges Help Of Western Nations In Recovery

Europe, Asta ShadowedBy  ‘Aggression’   President Points To ‘Deep Concern’ For Post-War Era

AIRMINDED PA. FARMERS AT FARM SHOW   Fly To Ha Harrisburg To Organize Group Of Their Own   HEAR ADDRESSES   Various Organizations Hold Meetings ‘During Farm Show

Senate Passes Negro Higher Education Bill   Wilson Introduces Measure To Put Tax on Cigars

TEXAS SENATE PASSES MEASURE TO PROVIDE NEGRO UNIVERSITIES  BOTH HOUSES OF STATE LEGISLATURE BUSY IN WEEK’S FIRST SESSION

Senate Okays University For Negroes   Graduated State Tax on Cigars ls Proposed

To Show Quality Rams at Fair Barns Sept. 30   “Rambling Ram” Truck Bring: ing 35-40 Purebred Animals

TRUMAN SETS 3 MAIN GOALS FOR COUNTRY IN 1947  PEAK EMPLOYMENT,  LOWER PRICES AND MORE GOODS SOUGHT

Employment and Prices,  hae ' Goods are - Top: Features: Kvanamir Renart

MAJOR POINTS OF PRESIDENT   Chief Executive Lists Three Main Goals in His Message to Congress

Lynching Feared; Can t Find Victim   North Carolina Police Puzzled Over Failure To Find Negro’s Body

 Believe Young Negre May Have Escaped Mob And Gone Into Hiding. But Nething Certain Appears To Be Known   ALL.OUT EFFORT IS MADE TO FIND MAN

‘Attorney General Asks Dissolution Of Kansas Co-op   Seeks Forfeiture Of Kansas Charter-.Activity “‘Illeadl’

Statesville Shots   informal Glimpses of People In and Around Statesville.

Wedding Gifts and Guests Flowing Into London in Last Minute Rush

London Jammed  With Royalty   Greatest Gathering Since 1937 Coronation; Wedding On Thursday.

‘Royalty From Over The World Assembles In London For Events Preceding Wedding

Party Tonight Opens Royal Wedding Fete   Crowned Heads  Meet In London

London Full of Royalty as Round Of Pre-Nubtial Festivities Opens

Gems Gift Of Royal Parents   Part Of Crown Jewels In Present From Ruling Couple

Necklace Of Diamonds And Rubies Weddine Gift Of King And Queen To Princess

Wedding Gift for Elizabeth Shown Public   Diamond Necklace From King and Queen Among 1,200 Gifts

—ROYALTY JAMS LONDON—  Diamond-Ruby N ecklace Gift Of King And Queen

 Assembl sembly < of Royalty Greatest Sin  _Enee e Coronation  LONDON IN GALA MOOD AS LILIBET’S WEDDING NEARS

Crowned Heads Gather in London For Britain’s Nuptial Pasceantryv

European Royalty Gathers for Festivities Preceding Brilliant Royal Wedding

Necklace of Jewels King, Queen’s Gift ~ To Their Danghtet   Present i ig- Most Dazzling (ef 1;200 Received. at Palace:

Royalty Gathers For Wedding   London Jammed for Social Events Preceding Ceremony

King, Queen Give Elizabeth Dazzling Diamond Necklace Royalty Assembles for Wedding

Pre-Nuptial Social Events Gain Momentum in Britain  Europe's Royalty Converges on London: Thousands On Hand for Dress Rehearsal

Sf. Louis Business Men Visit Train From Oklahoma   More Than: 125 Business ' Men Inspect Exhibits In Four Cars Of Train

60-Day Distilling Shutdown Draws To Uncertain End  Truman Prepares To Sign Economic Bill

BACKERS BALK AS TALMADGE HAS SETBACK   COURT RULING MAY DECIDE GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA

Talmadge Forces in Georgia Legislature  Lose For First Time New Pressure Applied   New Pressure Applied For Speedy Ruling On Governorship

NEW PRESSURE IS APPLIED FOR COURT RULINGS   Thompson Forces Balk Action In Senate  And House Alike

Talmadge Legislative Forces  Meet Defeat For First Time  House Bloc Splits In Face Of Drive — To Delay Action On White Primary

Talmadge Bloc In Legislature Suffers Defeat   New Pressure Applied For Speedy Ruling In Governorship Row

Talmadge Forces Get Two Setbacks h Legislature   Senate Rejects Move To Expunge Thompson’ Acting Governor Oath

Talmadge Bloc Suffers Defeat In Legislature  Pressure For Speed) Court Ruling Rises

Protests Over Governorship Row Increase   Talmadge Forces Lose Ground in Legislative Battle

Go Down To Defeat For Tirst Time In Nine Days Of __‘Tarbelent Legislative Session. °

TALMADGE HOUSE BLOC 1S BEATEN POR FIRST TIME   Forces Split Wide Open as Drive Is Begun to Delay Action on White Primary Proposal.  DeEwEeET EMR GWiRht      REBELLION SEEN AGAINST LEADERS   Gubernatorial Claimant’s SupSuffer Two Setbacks in the State Senate.

Talmadge Bloe Loses Tilt In Legislature  Applied For Quick Ruling Of Courts

UN Attempt to Name Police Force Reminds Hal Boyle of a Stuck Phonograph Record

they c an f Agre "Pe  Hal Boy le S avs 5 See urity Council MakesGr ‘inding Noise

DIRKSEN HOLDS U.S. UNABLE TO REBUILD WORLD   Proposed Aid to Greece Stirs Heated Debate  In Lower House

Greater Funds Demanded By Postwar Needs   Government Presents Plan In Person; $14,000,000 Above Last Appropriation

$14,000,000 Above Last  Two Years   Additional Funds for Teachers Colleges Sought

Two Persons Die, Six Injured In Denver Blast  Explosion Wrecks Big Apartment Building Today

YOUTH IN HOSPITAL FOLLOWING ACCIDEN’   William Weaver, 17, Reported In jured In One-Car Accident In Moulstown Area

Marshall Early for Date With Molotov, Goes Sight-Seeing Rather Than Wait at Embassy

Twister Hits North Part Of Montana   Farm Buildings Are Destroyed, Some Field Wheat Lost

ASSAILS DEMO REGIME, AFL, AND CONGRESS   Thomas Gives Up Vic« Presidency Without Any Fight

ClO Re-Elects Philip Murray As President.   Lewis, Congress, Administration Asasiled in Speech

ATTACKS AFL, CONGRESS AND JOHN. LEWIS   Thomas Surrenders Place as Vice President with No Fight.

MURRAY, RE-ELECTED ClO CHIEF ASSAILS TRUMAN, AFL, CONGRESS AND JOHN TL LEWIS—BUT NOT RFNS

PHIL MURRAY IS REELECTED AS C10 PRESIDENT   Noisy Demonstration Is Given Labor To eader Today   SESSIONS END   Union Head Raps Administration And The AFL

Murray, Back At CIO Helm, Assails AFL   Chieftain Also Attacks Congress; Thomas Surrenders Vice Presidency

Lack Of Support From CIO Head Causes Resignation Of Vice President Thomas

Lewis Message Sends Miners Back To Pits   Full Production Is Expected Soon

Airliners Report Spring Travel Boom  WEST CITIES ATTRACT EASTERNERS

Coal Strike Threat Over lintil June 30   Government Expected to Relinquish Mines to Their Owners op That Date

NATION FREE OF STRIKE THREAT IN COAL MINES   Uninterrupted Production Until June 30 At Least Is Assured

Girl Testifes In Own Defense  Was ‘Close’ to Fathe: Mary Reardon Says

LINCOLN HITS © “CO-OP CRITICS      TELLS  INSURANCE. ‘GR OUP * THAT: ATTACKS: HAVE  ‘ GIVEN'CO-OPS “PRICE- LB88 PUBLICITY’ «>

FRENCH CRUSH SEIZURE PLOT   Leaders Planned Totalitariar State by Use of Arms Officials Say

TWOROLD UP PARAGON BANK   Foxce Two Women te Hand Over $2,080. -

Small Nations May Get UN Palestine Task   Jews Win Chance For Hearing In UN Committee

Lone Woman Robs Bank in Des Moines  Captured 50 Minutes Later But Stolen  mk sg. hd*..?

Catch Woman Whe Held Up Des Moines Bank at 1 P.M.   Arrested When She Leaves Equitable Bidg. Hour Later

FAILS TO MAKE ESCAPE AFTER DARING STICKUP   Holds Up Des Moines Bank With Syringe and Takes Over $2,000

BRAZEN BANDIT NABBED AFTER FLEEING SCENE   Demands Currency on Threat of Touching Off Explosive

YOUNG SLAYE STILL UNMOVED   t + BbY WHO KILLED FOUR CHIL DREN PLANS. TO ENTER PLEA OF GUILTY TO {. CRIMES

‘MAY PROLONG SESSION   Kem Demands Senate Investigation of K. C. Vote Frauds

Senator Seeks Further Probe In Vote Fraud   Plans For Adjournment Menaced By Fight To Quiz Clark; Long Debate Feared

Kem Pledges Fight  a gt ar  K.C.V ote Fraud Inquiry May  Delay Congress’ Adj journment

DR. HEINDEL ON TOUR OF LATIN AMERICA   Travels There By Air On Tw Months Inspection Trip For State Department

WORK NOT DONE, EDITORS ARE TOLD   Oveta Culp Hobby Is First Woman Elected Director

Construction of Four State Projects to Be Continued and Others Will Be Maintained

Money For Flood Control   Amount Proposed For Continued Construction Of Projects In Oklahome

AGRICULTURE HEAD CALLS IT ROOD INSURANCE   Extension of Export Control Supported;  Harriman Testifies

BAIL OF $5,000 FOR RUSSELL IN THEFT OF GUNS   Manager Of Westminste: Airpert And Two Others Are Invelved   WEAPONS REMOVED FROM ARMY DEPOT

Airline Operators Charged In Gun Ring      One is. Wealthy Squire Who Worked in  South America

CONVICT ROMNE}   Former Sergeant - At - Arms For House Guilty of Shortanes

Romney Convicted In ‘Bank’ Shortage   Ex-Sergeant-at-Arms Of House Faces Prison

U. S:; Department Of Agriculture Plans Purchase Of Grain From Farmers

Government May Apply Brakes to Speculative Dealings, Runaway Prices

U.S. May Buy Grain Direct From Farmer   Delayed Income Tox Planned to Discourage Hoarding, Aid Europe

Sharp Fight Over Federal Wheat Deals   Conflict Over More Buying  for Export

Violation of Law Charged By Bridges   West Reclamation Center Of Controversy After Publication of Letter From Senator to Krug   Direct Grain Purehase Plan Considered

Cabinet Advised That. All Of Europe’s Needs Can’ Be. Met Without Any - Spiral In U.S.

Plan Advocated By Sec. Anderson To Fill Europe's Immediate Need; Other Officials Think Voluntary Ration Will Work

U.S.May Buy At Farms   Bypassing Exchanges Considered To Curb Inflationaru Prices

Administration Officials in Sharp Split  Over Purchase of Grain to Feed European:

MAY PURCHASE GRAIN DIRECT FROM FARMER   This Is Being Considered by the Agricultural Department.   ANDERSON -ANNOUNCED         Would Be Aimed to Curb the Inflationary Uprising of Wheat.

U.S. May Buy Grain Direct From Farms   Considers By-Passing Grain Exchanges in Effort to Curb Inflationary Price Spiral; Prasident Is Presented Economic Survey

! lope to Curb Price Boosts At Exchanges   Farmers May Sell Wheat and Corn Direct to U.S, For Aid to Furane

Would By-Pass Exchanges To Curb Inflation   And Minimize S ecula: tion Resulting Fr om  Heavy Purchases.

Holds People Will Respond in Aid Effort   Economic Council Reviews Move to Help Europeans

May Buy Grain Direct From Farmers Now:   Ag. Department Considers Bypass Of Exchanges

Consider Buying Of Grain Direct From Farmers  Anderson Discloses" Anti-Inflation Plan

U.S. May Buy Grain Off Farms   Move Considered as Means to Curb Price Increases on Market

Controversy Arises Over Grain Export   Secretary Anderson Wants To Await Results Of ‘Waste Less’ Food Campaigr

CORN DIRECT FROM FARMERS   Talk By-Passing of Ex: changes to Keep Prices From Going Higher

Debate Speed-Up Of Wheat Buying   Government Heads  At Odds Over Need

Effort Being Made To Halt Speculation   Distillers And Brewers Called To Conference

RAIN DIRECT FROM FARMERS   Anderson Reveals Plar Following Meeting Of Cabinet

GOVERNMENT MAY BUY  GRAIN FROM FARMERS  TO KEEP PRICE DOWN CABINET IN SESSION TO  DISCUSS EFFECTS OF . RELIEF OF U.S. COSTS

U.S. MAY BUY GRAIN DIRECT. FROM FARMER   ANDERSON’S THREAT WOULD ELIMINATE GRAIN EXCHANGES

Anderson Hopes To Minimize Speculation From Europe Aid Program   Europe Needs 570 Million Bushels   Nourse Says Needs Can Be Met Without Runaway Inflation In U. 8,

Bypassing Of Exchanges Is Under Study   Cutting Speculation As Result Of Aid Program Aim

Direct Grain Buying Hinted   Anderson Reveals Plan To Brake  Price Rise

Sharp Conflict Over Stepup Of Wheat Exports   CONTROVERSY EXPECTED TO BE LAID BEFORE THE PRESIDENT

Plan Studied To Cut Relief  Price Factor   Cabinet Discusses Anti-Inflation Possibilities

Secretary Of Agriculture Anderson Discloses His Department Is Studying Possibility Of By-Passing Markets In Move To Curb Inflationary Upswing Of Wheat And Corn Prices And Minimize Speculation  Reenlting Fram Furanean Aid Procram

TOP AGENCIES CONFLICT OVER GRAIN EXPORTS   Agriculture Department Qppos ed to Government Buy:ng  Hike For Exports   OTHER DEPARTMENTS IN. FAVOR OF MORE EXPORTS

FUROPEAN AID EAPEGTED 10 CHASE PRICES   GOVERNMENT MAY BUY GRAIN DIRECT FROM FARMERS

May By-Pass Marts, Says Anderson   Secretary .Believes Move Would Help . Stav Inflation

May Buy Relief Grain Straight From The Farms   By-Passing Of Exchanges Considered As Curb On  A Sea T ARE VN, SEA

Government May Buy Farm Grain   Plan Would By-Pass Exchanges and Curb Price Upswing

Truman To Pass On Question Of  Grain Purchases   Officials Split Over Whether To Step Up Buving.

U. S. May Buy Grain Direct From Farmers, Anderson Says   Aim Would Be to Curb Inflationary Upswing Of Markets

Exchanges Would Be By-Passed  Move Intended   Move Intended To Curb Inflation Of Wheat, Corn

US. “May By-Pass Exges To Prevent Inflation and Speculation   FOR EUROPEAN AID   Anderson Says Delayed Pp t Would Prevent ‘ax Jump This Year

U.S. May Buy Grain Direct FromFarmers      Aimed To Curb  Rising Prices

oOVT STUDIES GRAIN BUYING FROM GROWER   Would Bypass Exchanges to Curb Tendency to Inflation.

U.S. May Go To Farmers For Wheat   Proposed By-passing Of Exchanges Aimed At Curbing Unswing Of Wheat, Corn Price

Secretory Anderson Says Grain Exchanges May Be By-Passed in Anti-Inflation Move

U.S. May Buy Grain for Europe Direct from Farm   By-Passing Exchanges is Suggested To Curb Inflation and Speculation; Rationing Not Believed Necessary

Direct Buying of Grain is Possible Anderson Reports   Plan Would be Aimed at Curbing Inflationary Upswing in Grains

Seek to Curb Price Rises On Markets   Concerned Over Effect of Aid On Prices  Here

Government May Buy Grain From Farmers Direct  Anderson. Reveals Plan As Part Of Europe Aid Idea

GRAIN PURCHASE PLANS OPPOSFA   Controversy Over Wheat Export Buying Put ip To Truman

Temperatures   Anderson Suggests Plan as Means Of Curbing Inflationary Upswing: Distillers Face Reduced Allotments

U.S. Considers Purchase Of Aid Grain Directly Off Farmers. Anderson Save

Agriculture Secretary Anderson Says Direct Purchase Would Curb Inflationary Wheat, Corn Prices.   STEP IS CONSIDERED AT. CABINET MEETING

Wheat Plan For Europe Strikes Snag   Secretary Anderson to Put Decision Up To President Truman

Might Buy Grain  From the Farmer   U.S. May By-Pass Ex. ges To Prevent Inflation and Speculation   FOR EUROPEAN AID   Anderson Says Delayed — Would Prevent ax Jump This Year

Controversy Will Go To President For Immediate Settlement, Renort

Senator Asks Stiff Requirements For U.S. Aid io Greece and Turkey   Massachusetts Republican Believes Congress Must Support Truman Plan as ‘Lesser ot Two Evils’: By-Passing of U.N. Assailed

Lodge Urges Strings Upon Foreign Aid   Mass. Senator Would Impose Stiff Requirements

STRICT RULES ON GREEK AID AREPROPOSED   Senator Lodge of Massachusetts Asks That Congress Lay Down Strict Requirements on Any U.S. Help Given.

™ “March -h On. Paris” Planned...  25,000 Armed hea: Said On Verge Of Attacking The French Government

“March On Paris” Planned... ._  25,000 Armed Men Said On Verge Of Attacking The French Government

Self-Styled Black Maquis Aide Says 29,000 Ready for a March on Paris in Move Against Commies

FRENCH REVOLT CALLED NEAR   Underground Leader of Antl. Reds Says 25,000 Set To March on Paris.

Leader In French Plot Says 25,000 Armed Men Can Mareh On Paris To Overthrow Gov't   Boasts Conspirators Are Many in Number & Have Arms Ready

MAQUIS SAY 29,000 ARE READY 10 AC]   Self-Described Leader of Group Says an Armed Force Is Prepared to March on Paris and Take Over Government.

Maquis Planning March On Paris   Anti-Communist * Government Hape

BLACK MAQUIS BOAST PLOT 10 SEIZE FRANCE   ANTI-COMMUNIST MOVEMENT WOULD MARCH ON PARIS

Paris March Threat Made   Ready to Set Up Anti Communist Regime, Is Claim

Black Maqui Reports 25,000 Armed Men Ready to Lead March on Paris

Self-Deséribed Leader of Black Maquis Says 25,000 Ready to March on Paris .

Ready To Lead March On Paris   Leader Says 25,000 Armed Men In ‘Black Maquis’: Have Two For One.

‘Black Maquis Army’ Ready to March on Paris, Leader Says   Clandestine Interview Reports Plotters Will Moye At ‘Appropriate Time’ to Establish an ‘AnteCommunist’ Government in France

Says 25,000 May March On Paris   Aim Would Be To Set Up Anti-Communist Government. States Black Maquis Leader

25,000 Ready to March on Paris, Brags Leader of Black Maquis Plot

“FOR EACH ARRESTED, TWO WILL TAKE HIS PLACE”  Maquis Declare 25,000 Men Poised For March On Paris

25,000 Armed Men Planned To Lead March On Paris; French Press Inquiry Into “Black Maquis” Plot

French ‘Plot Defended as War on Reds  Ministry Says _ Other Arrests  Due to Follow

Armed Men Ready To March On Paris   To Establish ‘Anti-Communist’ Government, ‘Black Maquis’ Leader Tells AP Reporter

Black Maquis Say Big Force Ready To March   ARMED BAND OF MED SEEK TO CONTROL FRANCE

‘Black Maquis’ Threatening A March On Paris   Aim Is To Establish Anti - Communist Gov. ernment. Savs Leader.

Plan Told By Head Of ‘Black Maquis’   Asserts Two Will Take Place Of Every One Arrested By French Government; Working Against Communists

‘FIGHT COMMUNISM’  Black Maquis Leader Asserts 25,000 Armed Men Ready fo March on Paris Government

Maquis Ready for  ’ 7 March on Paris Self-Avowed Leader Grants AP Interview

More Arrests Made in Paris Today   Underground Leader Says Proper Time To Be Fixed by Group

MARCH ON PARIS SEEN BY “BLACK MAQUI’ LEADER   Reporter Told 25,000 Armed Men To Set Up ‘AntiCommunist’ Regime

BLACK MAQUIS SAID DETERMINED 10. PREVENT POSSIBILITY COMMUNIST — MENACE TO THE FRENCH DEMOCRACY

Leader Of ‘Right? Group Reveals: 25,000. Armed   Men Ready; Anti-Red   Coun Mapped

Leader Outlines Purposes   Mystery Spokesman Summons AP Reporter to  Street Conference

25,000 Armed Men Ready to March on ~ Paris; Scribe Told   AP Reporter in Furtive Interview With Member of “Black Maquis”

Black Maquis Leader Says March Ready  Reporter Describes Talk With Unknown  Darcnn an Ctraat

— CLANDESTINE INTERVIEW — 25,060 Armed Maquis Threaten Paris March

Leader Says ‘Black Maquis’ Ready To March On Paris To Set Up Anti-Red Regime

Self-Styled ‘Black Maquis’ Says Men Ready to Form French Anti-Communist Rule

MAQUI TELLS OF FRENCH ARMS   Says 25,000 Men Ready ‘To March On Paris’

QUAKER GROUPS ‘TO RECEIVE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE AWARI   AMERICAN AND BRITISH .COMMITTEES ARE HIGHLY HONORED FOR THEIR WORK

RED MINISTER SEES DEFENSE OF DICTATORS   Limited Payment From Current Output Is Found Acceptable

MOLOTOV IS CRITICAL OF BEVIN POLICY   Says Briton Supports Dictators in Greece—Exchange in Big 4 Meet Ends, However, on a Smiling Note.

Molotov Raps British Policy   Bevin Accused of Defending Dictators, Backing ‘Greek Brand of Democracy’; Marshall Offers New Reparation Plan

 Molotov and Bevin Exchange Words but Discussion Ends  with Smiles All Around.     M AY COMPROMISE  ON REPARATIONS

The Weather   Molotov Lashes At Bevin Policy   Accuses British Foreign Secretary of Detense  Of Dictators, Questions Greek ‘Bemocracy” Marshall Offers Plan of Reparations Study —

Molotov Hits British ‘Aid’ To Dictators   General Clay Sees Little Chance for Reparations Accord

Hot Argument Is Ended In Smiles   Molotov Accuses Bevin of Defending Dictators — and Greek Rule   GETS A BARBED REPLY   Marshall Proposes Compro mise Formula for German Reparations

WELFARE BUREAU FACING DEFICIT   Additional Funds May Be Asked Of Emergency Board

WELFARE HEAD SEES SHORTAGE   High Cost Of Living Maj Put Ohio Institutions ‘In The Red’

State Welfare¥ Director Reports Food Costa Will Exceed. Alloca.tions by Neatly Half a Million Dollars — -Part of Deficit Can bo Made ‘Up by ifransfer of Funds.

U.S. Warns Balkan Threat  To Greece Menace To Peace   State Department Publishes ‘White Paper’ History Of Greek Case Almost On The Eve Of Assembly Session When U. S. Will Ask Positive Action

Threats Against Greece Seen as Grave Problem   U.S. ‘White Paper’ Hits at Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Albanic

WHITE PAPER WARNS WORLD OF RED THREAT   U. S. Story of Greece Told on Eve of U.N. Parley

America Will Seek Positive Action to Protect Greece   Yugoslav, Bulgarian and Albanian Threats Are Cited in Newest White Paper bv State Departmen!

Greece Threat Constitutes Grave World Problem, U.S. Warns in White Paver   Yugoslavia, Albania and Bulgaria Named in Document Which Is Published on Eve of U. N. Meeting

—4-YEAR PLAN— Production, Trade Key  Targets   ‘CAN PREVENT CATASTROPHE

Self. Help Plans ‘AretAnnounced; $19 Billion Asked F; rom America

Western European Nations Give Blueprint Of Economie Needs Under Marshall Plan; Pledge Self-Help

But It Asks U.S. For $19 Billion In 4 Years   Sixteen Nations Agree To Plan To Avert Catastrophe; Only Summary Of Reaneat Made Public.

Pledges Itself To Long Program Of Self Help   Request Made In Long Document To Be  Sent To Washington For Consideration

[Europe Pledges Self-Aid; 'Asks $19 Billion of U.S.   16 Nations Map Ecatiomic Wants Under a Four-Year Marshall Plan

Marshall Plan Favored to Halt Collapse   Sixteen Countries Want $19,330,000 From U. S. in Four Years

16 Nations Pledge Selves  To Program   Condensation of Marshall Plan Goals Released

Also Pledges Self-Help   Asks $19,330,000,000 Over Four Yeors te Mend OE Econamic Cofestrophe

Europe Pledges Self-Help Under Marshall Plan   Western Nations Ask $19,330,000,000 To ‘Avert Catastrophe’

parope Se Seeks Fre ;         Wes em ‘Nations A ppeal F ‘or. 19 Billions and Ur ‘       Their-Output 2

Europe Asks U.S. For 19 Billions Aid  Pledge Program of Self-Help Recovery

FOR U. S. AD   Western Europe Pledges To Work Out a Self-Help Program

NATIONS SEND ESTIMATE FOR AVEAR SETUP   Believe Program Will Put Countries on Their Feet by End of 1951

Europe Offers sell Help Plan  U. S. Asked to Send $19 330. 000.000

16 NATIONS PUT SELF-HELP’ IN ECONOMIC PLAN   Strong Production Effort By Each Country Included In Proposed Steps

Europe Lists Economic Needs   19 Billion Loan to Cover 4 Years Is Foundation of Plan

Sixteen Countries Seek That Sum Under Four-Year Marshall Plan As Means Of Averting Economic “Catastrophe”—20,000 Word Document To Be Dispatched To Washington—Conference Was Ravcatted Rw Rirecia

West Europe Makes Knowr Money Needs   Sixteen Nations Outline Four-point Self-help Program

Report Warns Of Catastrophe Without Help   Course of Action  By U. S. Congress Frankly Admitted As Not Certain

Europe Asks 19 Billion Under Marshall Plan   Help To Prevent Catastrophe Said To Be Imperative

16 Nations Map ‘Self Help’ Need   Claim VU. S. Cash Is Needed To RAyert ‘Catastrophe’

Europe Pens Self-Aid Plan   Four-Point Program Tied to Huge Loan

16-Nation Economic Parley Ends Work; Asks America For $19,330,000,000 Aid

Europe in Request for 19 Billion   ' Western Nations Pledge Program of Self-help---Would Avoid “Catactranhal

Pledaes Itself lo a Program Of Self-Help   Means of Averting Economic Crisis

Pledges Self-Help Program   ‘Western Europe Says Funds Under Marshall ‘lan Would Avert — Economic Catastrophe

WEST EUROPE PLEDGES PLA OF SELF HEL   Adopts Program to Be Backer by 19 Billion Dollars Skin.

Europe Asks U.S. To Send 19 Billions   Western Nations At Same Time Pledge Self-Help Under Marshall Plan

WESTERN EUROPE ASKS 19 BILLION   Self-Help Program Is Pledge of 16 Nations.

Europe Asks 19 Billions In Aid Plan   Itemize Needs Under Proposal Made by Marshall

Western Europe Pledges Effort For Self-Help   Sixteen Nations Ask U. S. For $19,330,000,000 Under Marshall Plan

Possession Limit Fixed At Eight   Wisconsin Shooting to Be October 21 to November 19

Tough British Path   Attlee Says Imports Must Be Cut Down and Men Must Work Longer Hours to‘Ease Crisis

Attlee to Ask For Revision  Of Loan Clause   Prime Minister Denies Charge that _ Funds Have Been ° ‘Frittered Away"

T0 CUT IMPORTS   The Reduction, He Says, Will Mean Hardships for Many Persons.   SEEK EASIER LOAN TERMS   Relaxation of Clauses Govern: ing Purchases to Be Discussed With America.   Credits Not Frittered Away, Commens Hears—Armed Forces Slash Planned.

Attlee Denies Charges Made by Churchill   Admits Mistokes But Says U. S. Loan Not Frittered Away

BRITISH ARE FACED WITH HARDSHIPS   Attlee Says Labor to Be Partially Directed and Imports Will Be Cut, Imposing Austerity on Manv Persons.

ATTLEE REVEALS DRASTIC PROGRAM BEFORE CONMONS   Laber Government Will Ask  U.S. To Relax Loan Clouses

Longer Hours Are Ahead for British Labor   Attlee Also States Britain To Reduce Her Armed Forces

US, British. fo View Loan   Attlee Tells Commons US ‘Agrees to Discussion of Loan Aqreement >

More Belt Tightening  Is Promised   England Faces Additional Hardships; Reduction in Armed Forces and Fewer Imports Under Program

Big U.S. Loan Runs Low; Cuts Are Due  Military Forces Will   Military Forces Will Be Reduced; Hours Of Work Lenathened

Prime Minister Outlines Limited Labor Controls   New Program To Mean ‘Hardships for Many People,’ Britons Told

Great Britain Must Cut Her Armed Forces   To Seek Relaxation Of Clauses In U. §. Loan To Help Ease Her Growing Economic Crisis

Will Reduce Armed Force   Turns To U. S. For Aid In Economic Crisis

Britain To Cut Armed Forces, Attlee Reveals   Longer Work Days In Economic Crisis; Loan Fasement Sought.

Tighter Restrictions  To Bolster Sagging Economy.         Armed Force, Imports Cut; Longer Work: ing Hours, Relaxed Loan Clauses. .

U.S. To Discuss Loan Relaxation To Help British   Attlee Charges Present Agreement Aggravates Crisis

Attlee Gives Plan To Ease British Crisis   Britain To Cut Armed Forces and Seek Relaxation of U. S. Loan Agreement To Ease Economic Crisis.

(TTLEE OFFERS DRASTIC PLAN 10 EASE CRISIS   tommens Told of Arms Cut Labor Control and Effort To Get More U. S. Aid.

Attlee Tells Recovery Plans To Parliament   Will Reduce Army, Impose Direction Of Labor And Seek More Aid From America

Moves To Meet Crisis In Economy  Seeks Relaxation In Loan Agreemen

Britain To Reduce Her Armed Force   Limited Control Of Labor To Be Sought; Easing Of U.S, Loan Is Likely

Attlee Outlines Curbs fo Meet Economic Crisis   Sharp Cut in Imports Will Mean ‘Hardships For Many, He Admits

Big U. S. Loan Runs Low; Cuts Are Due   Military Forces Will Be Reduced; Hours Of Work Lengthened

Attlee Plan Demands Much In Sacrifice   Drastic. Rehabilitation Program Submitted to Commons by Minister To Restore Economy

“TER LOM   spelaxation Of U. S. Agreement Part Of Campaign Ta Save Economy

Attlee Bares Socialist Plans To Parliament  Program Includes Armed Forces Cu!

United States Asked to Relax Loan Agreement   Reduction of Armed Forces To Be Ordered

AP lan to Ease Economic Crisis   Britain Will Reduce Armed Forces; Direct Labor; Ask U. S. Leniency   ‘A LONGER WORK DAY   Attlee Denies, That Labor - Government Frittered Away Loan

Britain Planning Drastic Moves to Forestall Crisis   Will Reduce’ Forces, Control Labor. More And Seek U.S. Loar  Clatiea BDalavebian ”

Labor Control Deemed Vital   Armed Force Reduction, Imports Slash, Easier U. S. Loan Agreement Sought

Attlee Announces U. S. Has Agreed To Discuss  - Loan Trade Agreements   Denies Charge That U. 5. Funds Hove Been  Been Wasted By Government

Attlee Tells British Crisis To Parliament   Will Reduce Arms, Step Up Work and Revise U.S. Loan *

Attlee Seeks Easing of Loan Terms   Prime Minister Denies Laborites ‘Fyittered’ Monev

Attlee Reports Plan To Reduce Military, Seek Relaxation In U. S. Loan Agreement

Will Ask Loan Pact Relaxing   Workers in Essential Trades To Be Asked to Work Longer

Attlee Announces Program To: Meet British Economie Crisis:   To Ask Loan Chaiiges, Redtice Army, Control Labor, Cut Imports

Great Privations For British Seen As Crisis Grows   Prime Minister Quilines Plans For Reduced Army, Strict Labor Control

Attlee Presents House Of Commons With Program To Meet Britain’s Economic Crisis

Attlee Denie: U.S. Loan . “Frittered”’  Claims Statement  Of Churchill

Cut In Armed Forces Among Drastic Moves   Limited Direction Of Labor Included; Will Slash Imports

Longer Work Hours Called For by Attlee   Imports to Be Reduced; New Hardships Predicted

BRITAIN TO SEEK CHANGES IN U.S, LOAN PROGRAM   Attlee Says Funds Will Be Exhausted by End of This Year

Hardships Ahead For Britain In Economic Program Outlined By Attlee To Parliament Today

BRITAIN TO ASK EASED TERMS ONLOANBY U.S.   Attlee Says Armed Forces Will Be Cut In Another Bid To Meet Crisis

Relaxation Of Agreement Or Loan Sought    Attlee Preparing To Tell People Of  New Privatiaone

LER WORK HOURS PART OF PROGRAM   Cut In Armed Forces And U. S. Loan Provision Changes Also Proposed

Britain Will Cut Military, Direct Labor   Longer Working Days Ask. ed For Industrial And Coal Workers In Minjister’sa Address   Loan Provisions Nearly Exhausted   Opposition Cheers When Attlee Asserts Nation Tried to Do Much Without Time

Attlee Asks Labor Control  Army Cuts   America Agrees  To Loan Discussion: With Great Britain In Financial Crisis

Attlee Denies Big Loan Frittered   Essential Industries Employes Must Work Longer: Imports Will Be Cut Down

Britain Will Reduce Arms To Meet Crisis   Country Also Will Seek Relaxataion Of Clauses In Loan Agreement

Hardships For Many People, Says Attlee   Prime Minister Reveals Steps To Meet Crisis

Outlines Plans To Ease Crisis   Britain to Reduce Armed Forces, Impose Limited Direction on Labor to Aid Feranamv

Chairman Of Board Asked To Quif Post  Laxity In Office Of The Governor

State Pardon Board Accused Of Abuses   Senate Group Demands Chairman A. L. Lewis Resign

Board of Pardons, Paroles Is Flayed   Gross Abuses, Laxity Hit In Report by Committee

PROBE BY SENATE IS COMPLETED   Governor's Office Also Comes in for Official Rap

Chairman Of Board Asked To Quif Post   Laxity In Office Of The Governor Alen Criticized

BOARD, CHAIRMAN ANE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE BLASTED IN REPORT  RESIGNATION OF HEAD URGED; GROSS WRONGS IN SYSTEM OUTLINED

Policeman Father Is Wounded By Son   Youth Fires Shot After Reported Argument Between Parents

Pay Hike Given To Expressmen   65,000 Employes’ Get 1514c¢ Baost

Express Folk. Gel.154-Cent Hike in Wages   Increase Effective Sept. T and 65,000 Employes to Benefit; Strike Is Averted

WAGE BOOST IN RAIL EXPRESS   Agency Agrees to 151 Cents Hourly Increase

RALL EXPRESS CLERKS RAISED   15 Cent Hourly Increase Granted Effective Last Monday.

RAILWAY” EXPRESS ren TO BOOST ‘IN WORKERS’ PAY   Raise Is: Same Gr Granted Other  Railroad Workers By Arbitration Board

Foresaw Bolt By Wallace   Landon Two Years Ago Predicted He Would Lead 3rd Party in °48

TWO NATIONS © “NOW BACKING +", PROGRAN   FRANCE AND BRITAIN SUP“PORTING ECONOMIC PLAN— RUSSIA 18 INVITED TO  “)" JOIN woe

_DROUGHT HITS FOOD PLAN —. Distillers Begin Holiday Tonight To Save Grain  BUYERS NOT TO FEEL  CPO NAY: LT NOAM   BUYERS NOT TO FEEL 60-DAY: CLOSING.

Most Distillers Close Tonight For 60 Days:   _Meanwhile Drought  sconce mosnetnesman te itAt te tee SIAANUREAE CAR PRL tea AINA  ‘Threatens Winter  ‘Wheat Belt

Distillers Start 60-Day Holiday to  Conserve Grain   95 Pet. of Manufacturers Expected to Confcrm With Shutdown Request

Whisky. Making Holiday y to Start Tonight in Effort to Save Grain

Curb Whisky Production At Midnight   Distillers, Will Remoin Shut Down For Sixty Days: in Grain Conservation Drive.

DISTILLERS WAIT CLOSING TONIGHT   Wheat Area Drought Perils Food Export Program

All-American Rockets to be Tested At White Sands Beginning in June

AMERICAN ROCKETS TO REPLACE V-2’'S IN WSPG TESTS THIS YEAR. TURNER TELLS CATTLEMEN

American Temperance Society Blasts Halsey for Remark on Drinking

MARSEILLE STRIKERS BEAT POLICE CHIEF; FREE PRISONERS BUT ARE DRIVEN OUT BY TEAR GAS BOMBS

BRITISH PLANTS DUE TO REOPEN   Midlands Production Slatec To Resume On Monday

BRITISH MAY RENEW PLANT OUTPUT MONDAY   To Continue Restrictions or Domestic Use of Electricity

Britons Chop Up Bannisters to Keep Warm   Conditions Continue Desperate as Cold Wave Hanes On

Electricity Use Still Curtailed In British Isles   Some People Burn Ban. nisters, Picture Frame: To Keep Warm

EUROPE'S AGED MISERABLE I “AECORD COLE   Sub-Freezing Conditions 0 Month Continue in’ Face of Coal Shortage.

Loss Shown by Pennsylvania   Income Exceeded by Costs First Time   British Factories To Open Again

Fireplaces Of Britain Still Get Little Coal   Misery Increases, With No Forecast Of Early Relief From Cold.

Europe Stull Tn Clutch Of Extreme Cold   Persons Baroing Bannisters. Picture Frames ‘Po  Keep Warm.

KROGER STORE SHUTS IN PITTSBURGH STRIKE   100 Tri-State Area Outlets Closed In Labor Dispute

American Legion Is  Rapped for Taking No Stand on Housing   Roosevelt and O'Dwyer Say Legion Comittfittee  * Is “Real Estate” Stacked

STATE JURIST RESIGNS POST   Judge Thomas J. Baldrige Head of Superior Court, Will Quit March 1

BLAIR COUNTY MEN NAMED ON - DUFF CABINET   D. Emmert Brum.baugh, Claysburg. David R. Perry, Altoona, Appointed.

20 Members Of Cabinet Named By Duft   D. Emmert Brumbaugh Is Banking Commission: er In New Governor's  Official Family.

1946-47 Basketball Schedule   OTTERBEIN GUILD GIRLS J MEET WITH IGAN DILLE

TRUMAN HAS ‘NO COMMENT’ ON SPEECHES BY WALLACE   White House Turns Aside All Questions As To What May Be Done About Former Vice President’s Criticism Of U. S. Foreign Policy In Course Of Talks In England—Developments May Force Executive To Crack Down Or Face Politics Charge

Truman Silent On Wallace   Choice Facing Truman To Crack Down or Face GOP Charges

TRUMAN KEEPS SILENCE IN ROW OVER WALLACE   President Faces Choice 0 Becoming ‘Tough’ Or Arousing G. 0. P.

Truman Ignores Wallace   ‘Senate Leaders Expec' ‘President to Crack  Down; London Critical Of Anti-Greek Speech

PRESIDENT TRUMAN FACING CRACKDOWN ON HENRY WALLAGE   EITHER THAT OR HE MUST FACE CHARGE OF POLITICS IN FOREIGN POLICY

TRUMAN MUM 1N POSSIBLE WALLACE MOVE   ao Comment,” Is All White House Aides Will: Say on Subject.

WALLACE PUTS PRESIDENT. ON POLICIES SPOT   Truman. Must Crack Down or OP Cooperation Likely to Be Withdrawn.   SOLONS TAKE POT SHOTS AT EX-VICE PRESIDENT

NO COMMENT AS + TOTHE WALLAGE  ATTACK TODAY   The White House Turned Aside All Questions As to What Will Be Done.   AT NEWS CONFERENCE   Charles Ross Said “No Com: ment on the Wallace Situation.

Want Truman Hush Wallace   Vandenberg, Keeping His Party in Line, Wants President to Do Same

Two Courses To Choose  G.0.P. Catechizes Truman For Failing To Disavow Wallace

Wallace Blast Puts Problem On Truman   Republicans Say President Must Disavow Speeches

Wallace Talks Alienate GOP  Truman Aid   Presidential Disavowal Of Former Secretary Demanded to Insure Bipartisan Support

Bust, Smoke Costly   President Silent On Wha’ He Mav Do With Wallace

President Has His Choices; G.0.P. Is neatly for Action  1 an oe ae gy, Dian nlde Bhinecsn:   ‘ruman Must Crack Down Upon Wallace or Face Republican Charges

Curb Wallace Cry Mounting In Congress   Republicans Move To Forée Truman’s  Rebuke of Speeches

Wallace Blasts Snag Truman On Policy Plan  Plea for Bipartisan Support to Falter

Truman Silent About Wallace Talks Abroad   White House Turns Aside All Questions About What President May Do

Two Choices for President Over Wallace Talks  All Questions on Tees “Teeand Acid.  Pa wn

Wallace Blasts Poses Problem For President      Truman Must Either Rebuff Or Face _ GOP Charges.

WALLACE HAS PUT TRUMAN ON THE S?OT   Speeches Rapping Foreign Policy Leave President Choice of Repudiation or Facing Republican Charge of “Politics.”

Crilicism Of Wallace Talk Is Widespread   “What’s Wallace Doing— Running for President of the Soviet Union?” Asks Senator Baldwin.

White House Is Murr On Wallace But Controversy Flares  Many Senators Voice Disapproval of Speech Made Abroad

Truman Must Soon Decide On Wallace;  Solons Ired   Crackdown Expected Or Gor Will Attack  U.S. Foreign Stand

Wallace Speeches In London May Put Truman on a Spot  White House Parries   White House Parries Questions on What President Miaht Do

White Hous: Silent. on Wallace's Criticism  Of U.S. Foreign Policy

‘NO COMMENT’, SAYS ROSS White House Is Silent  On Action Truman M ay Lake To Hush Wallace

at To Do About Henry?  White House Silent Despite GOP Protests; Attack Talk On BBC

St. Louis Pressmen  Walk Out   Employés Go on Strike W hen Papers Insist on Pri inting Berry Wire

240 FRENCH DIE IN HANOI FIGHT   information in Broadcast by Viet Nam Group

Hopes For Cuts In Meat, Steel, Lumber Price —   U.S. Trade Chief Says Imports From Russia Exceed Exports By U.S.

British Leader Warns  People   Economic Collapse Looms, Morrison Declares

British ToldTo Dig In   Time Is Running Short, Morrison Warns Nation

Drive Bob Newsom Into Early Shower: Continue Shelling   Joe Hatten Sent to Hill by Bums to Stop Rampaging Yankees

D. Lilienthal Chosen Head Atomic Board   Opposition To Presidential Nomination Expected In Senate.

PHONE STRIKE “FEDERAL PLAN TURNED DOWN   LABOR ‘DEPARTMENT HEAD SAYS SEIZURE OF LINES NOT. SCHEDULED IN  NEAR FUTURE

PHONE SEIZURE NOT IMMINENT   Labor Secretary Schwellenbach Bitter In Criticism of Both Sides for Rejecting Compromise Plan.

Midwest Heat Wave Goes East as Cool  Air Mass Moves In  Thirsting Corn and Dry Gardens Needing Rg i

Mid-West Heat Wave Breaking  Holds Steamy Grip - On Eastern Seaboard

MIDWEST HAS COOL AIR 10 RELIEVE REA   SPOTTY SHOWERS BREAK 4-DAY SIEGE

WOMEN ASKED TO TAKE LEAD IN SAVING   Smaller Cakes and One-Crust Pies Urged; Food Economy Sought

BAKERS PLAN BIG SLASH IN USE OF GRAIN   Will Feature Smaller Loaf Of Bread In  Saving Drive

Buyers Urged To Join Fight On High Costs      One-Crust Pies and TweLayer Cakes Urged — By Group

Smaller Loaves Of Bread Seen  In Saving Drive   Clubwomen Appeal to Buvers, Congress to Act In Fight on High Prices

BAKERS PROMISE COOPERATION IN SAVING OF FOOD   One-Crust Pies And Smaller Loaves Of Bread To Be Baked   CLUBWOMEN IN FIGHT ON HIGH LIVING COSTS

SMALL LOAVES, 1- CRUST PIE TO BE TRIED   Bakers Cooperating, Brewers, Women’s  Clubs Aid Plan

SMALLER BREAD LOAVES, OTHER CHANGES PLANNED TO SAVE GRAIN  ‘Bakers Pledge Aid In Program

ONE - CRUST PIES, FEWER PASTRIES PART OF PROGRAM   Housewives and Restaurants Asked to Cooperate with Baking Industry.   BIG SAVINGS VISIONED   Small Business Group Charges Food Being Withheld from Markets.

Bakers Will Also Feature Smaller Loaves of Bread to Save Food For Eurape, 

Bakers Promise Smaller Loaves  To Save Wheat   Housewives And Restaurants Expected To Go Along On Single-Crust Pies And TwoLaver Cakes This Winter

Bakers Act to Conserve Grain to Feed Europe   Bread Price Up In Some Cities; One-Crust Pies To Be Featured

Bakers Plan Measures To Reduce  Use of Grain To Make Smaller  Loaves of Bread, One-Crust Pies In Aid Program

BAKERS PROMISE TO SAVE GRAIN   WILL FEATURE SMALLER LOAVES OF BREAD WHEN POSSIBLE,

Will Reduce Size Of Bread, Pastry   Goal Saving 3,000,000 Bushels Of Grain: Help Of Others Asked

Speed Grain Te Markets Say Advisers   Bakers Promise To Feature Smaller Loaves Of Brerd And OneCrust Pies In SaveFood-ForEurope — Prov gram  BY DOUGLAS RO rorveEdo.

Bakers To Cut Bread Loat Size   Government Urged Get To Market Food They Say Being Withheld

FREAKISH STORM, SANK 20 SMALL BOATS AT MIAMI   Also Ripped a Navy Blimp From lis Mooring, Friday.   WIND 86 MILES AN HOUR   The Banana Boat SylIph With a Crew of 10 Ahvard, Reported Sinking.

Freakish Storm Ruffles Horida   Winds Subside, But Bring Postponement  Of Football Game

Many Chemical Plant Workers Still Missing   Eleven Fires Still Rage Ir Bomb-Wracked Texas City

Texas City Ruins Yield 542 Bodies   Asbestos Clad Workers Seek More In Licht Of Blazing Ou Tanks

HUINS OF GIANT MONSANTO PLANT GIVE UP 20 DEAD   Rescue Workers Say 75 to 100 Bodies Lie in Area—Report Does Not Cover Office Building.   BOTH AMMUNITION, NITRATE ON BLAST SHIP   Property Loss May Be Second Greatest in U.S. History, Topped Only by San Francisco Quake.

Eleven Fires Yet Rage Around Striken City; Two New Blazes Break Out Friday.

Indonesians Say They Will Burn Java Plantations  West End Of Island Sealed Off By Dutch

Dutch Claim Rich Sector ‘Sealed Off   Workers Will Fire 500 Estates, With Big Loss Iivolved

Plantations Facing  Destruction   Indonesians Say They'll Burn Vital Resources

‘Roaring Oceans Of Fire’ Promised By Indonesians:  Dutch, Supported By Tanks, Planes Seal Off Rich, Western End Of Java

INDOS READY TO BURN RICH JAVA ESTATES   Dutch Warned Agains Any Move to Seize Big Plantations

Indonesians Say Plantations Will Be Burned   Dutch Troops Cut Off Rich Section of Java

PLANTATIONS TO BE BURNED BY INDONESIANS   Valuable Java Crops Will Go Up in Smoke If Butch Trooos Attack

Western Java Is Sealed Off, Dutch Repor   Indonesians Threaten Tc Burn Rich - Plantations

PLANTATIONS IN WEST JAVA MAY BE SET ABLAZE   Indonesians Threaten Te  Apply Torch To Rich Dutch Farmlands

Vast Wealt! Of Indies May  End in Flames  ¥ Ss.   Netherlands Forces Continue Reconquest of Pacific Isle

Sees Tendency Of Labor Moves As Monopolistic   Chrysler’s Vice-President Expresses Opinion i Talk Refore Congress

Auto Official RapsMonopoly In Labor Field   Operating With Unexpeetedly Rapid and Dangerous Effect, Hutchinson Saya

Union Monopolies Are Scored by Chrysler Official   Industrialists Give Views in Appearance Before Senate Group

Monopolistie’ Labor Centrol Called Menace   Power Unions Hold Under Wagner Act Is Criticlsed

CHRYSLER CHIEF HITS UNION GRIP   Senators Warned of Labor's “Monepelistio Control’

Says Labor Movement Becoming Monopolistic   Chrysler Executive Gives Views to Senate Lobor Caummitten

UNION MONOPOLY POWER ASSAILED   Claimed To Be Undermining Collective Bargaining

Control Attitude In Labor Blasted   ‘Dangerous Effect Is Pointed Out As Possible

Congress Urged To Put Stop To Labor Monopoly   Chrysler Executive Says Effect Is Already  Darnceronus.

AUTO EXECUTIVE RAPS AT LABOR   Chrysler Official Says Unions Are Moving Toward ‘Monopolistic Control’

Several Thousand Flee From Flood  Des Moines River Posing Threat

Little Hope of Corn Crop in Flooded Area   Millions of Dollars Damage.

ALFRED CHAMBERS © FORMER AKRON MAN CALLED BY DEATH   Esteemed Former Resident Dies June 7 After Operation

First Rail Commission Emplove Dies at Austin   14 Cases of Bubonic Plaaue Renorted at Haifa

IN BOWL PICTURE   Orange Bowl Officials Are Interested in Eleven

IN BOWL PICTURE   Orange Bow! Officials Are Interested in K.U.  Eleven

Heavy Showers  In Southwest, Central Parts   River Fxpected To Raise Tw: Feet; Ottumwa Has Heavy Rain During Day

Mystery Still Shrouds Explanations Concerning ‘Flying Saucer’ Reports

Flying Discs Tales Mount   ‘Bring One to Us,’ Seientisis Request

Meta: OF “Elving Gaucers” Deepens As Fresh Coveys Zip Througn AIr .

Truman in a Stern Warning Upholding  ltalian Freedom  Withdrawal of Most US Troops Does Not Mean a Forgotten Country

Truman Pledges Italy Security  Will Support That Maticn's Freedom

U. S.. To Act If Italy  Periled, Truman Says   Last Yanks To Quit Country Today: 5,000 To Guard Trieste

Truman Says United States Will Watch Italy's Status   Italy’s Freedom  mportant— Even Though Troops Leave

UJ, S. UNITS ARE LEAVING ITALY   But Truman Warns This Nation Will Not Permit Stab ot Freedom

Warns “Appropriate” Measure Will Be Considered in Case Nation's Freedom Is Menaced..   AMERICA PULLING ° OUT LAST OF TROOPS   Washington Reported Considering Supplying Arms to + Forces Maintained by Rome Government.

Taking Troops Gut fn Accord With Treaty, Stilt Eeterested In Independance

Independence of Nation Still: U.S: Concern   Washington Keeping Eye’ Peeled for Any Threat to Peace 

Statement Made As Yank Troops Leave Country  U. S. May Re-Enter Italy To Preserve Independence And

Government Reported - Ready To Supply Arms for’ ‘Nation’s. Defense

TRUMAN SAYS U, 3, WILL ACT TO KEEP PEACE   Makes Significant Statement as Last Troops Get Ready to Sail.

Truman Warns If Italy's Freedom Menaced U.S. Will Consider Action

Truman Warns May Step In If Trouble Looms   President Says U. S. Is Not Forgetting Troubled Nation Because Troops Leaving: Mav Provide Arms

Last of American Troons Due to Sail Home Tonight, but President says this Country Continues Its Interest in Preservation of Peace There—Report Modern Arms May Be Furnished Italian Army.

Truman States Future Policy To Keep Peace   President Says Threat To  Freedom, Security Will Oblige Measures By United States   1,600 GI’s Sail For U.S. Today   Withdrawal Under Terms Of Peace Treaty; ‘President Makes No Mention Of Disorder

Truman Warns U.S. Will Back Italian Liberty   Statement Issued on Eve of Withdrawal of Last American Troops

TRUMAN ISSUES WARNING ON ITALY   Will Take ‘Appropriate’ Moves if Nation’s Freedom Menaced, He Says.

Court Decision In Portal Suif Under Attack   Lawyer Charges Congress Attempt To Sway Verdict

LAWMAKERS ON HIS BLACKLIST   Union Attorney Declares Con. gress Thowing Weight into Pottery Case

Says Congress ‘Tries To Sway Portal Verdict   Attorney For Pottery Com  pany Employes Makes   Accusation Before Judge Picard

BREAK LEADER EX-COMMANDO   Sgt. Cohen Among Six Killec at Acre Fortress; 196 Still at Large

Charges Jenner ‘Prejudges’ Probe in Favor of Markey; Fraud Alleged By Chairman

ASKS FOR SPEED TO HELP GREECE   Truman Renews Plea While LaGuardia Urges UN Responsibility

TRUMAN URGES AID MEASURE   President Hopes Congress Will Act Quickly On Balkan Aid Bill

‘Total Bill’ for Aid Is Demandec By Vandenberg  GOP May Insist On Plan First

GOP Charting Limitations on Aid fo Europe   Vandenberg Calls ‘on Administration to Submit ‘Total Bill’

Report on Cost Of Aid Program Wanted by GOP  Can't Indefinitely   Can’‘t Indefinitely Underwrite World Vanderberq Claims

‘Total Bill’ On World Aid Asked   Vandenberg Wants Administration to List Entire Cost  Of Aid Proposals

Limits on Marshall Plan Shape   Vandenberg Demands “Total Bill”: G. O. P. to Give Own Ideas

G.0.P. LIMITS UPON AID BEGIN TO TAKE SHAPE   Vandenberg Asks President To Submit ‘Total Bill’ On World-Wide Plans

Possible GOP Limitations on  Marshall Plan Shaping Up as ‘Time for Decision Is Nearing

Senator Seeks *Fotal: Bill? On ~ American Aid   Vandenberg Says, Truman : _ Administration Mast “Give Figures For, Belpine World

LIMITS ON AiD PROGRAM   Observers See a Growing Framework of Requirements Upon Which Republican Majority Will Approve Relief Funds.

GOP Leader Warns of Limitations   Administration Must List Requirements For Aid-Europe Plan

GOP Limit On Marshall Plan Decided Upon   REPUBLICANS PLAN TO ALTER TRUMAN PROGRAM

Aid Program Battle Lines Move to Open   GOP Will insist Upon Limitations Before Approval

COP LIMITATION ON AID IS SEEN   Top Republicans Want ‘Total Bill’ from Truman _

‘Total Bill’ Demanded By GOP Leaders   Sen. White Sees Quick Action On Favorable Plan.

GOP LEADER ASKS TOTAL BILL’ FOR MARSHALL PLAN   CONGRESS EXPECTED TO SETTLE LIMITS FOR EUROPE AID PROGRAM

Demand To See ‘Total Bill’ Before Vote  Sen Taft Says Help Should Be Limited To

Possible GOP Marshall Plan Limits Hinted By Top Chiefs   Majority Demands Shape Ups Prices Issue Faces Delay

Vandenberg Makes Demand President Offer ‘Total Bil?   Michigan Senator: Declares U;, S. Cannot Finance World Indefinitely;. .  ‘Offers: Idea -

Vandenberg Asks Werld Aid “Bill”   3 Demand Follows Taft As‘1 sertion That 8 Million Is Bevond Reason   G.O.P. HAS OWN IDEAS   ‘Michigan Senator to Agree - To Marshall Plan If Europe Helps Self

6.0. P, AID LINES BEGIN TO FORM   Vandenberg Stand Touches Off Demands

Demands ‘Total Bill’ For Aid   Sen. Vandenberg Throws Spotlight On COP Stratery

GOP Limitations On Marshall Aid Plan Take Form   Senator Vandenberg Declares We Cannot Indefinitely Underwrite The World

GOP Limitations To Marshall Plan Begin Forming   Vandenberg Asks To See Total Bill Of World-Wide Aid

COP Limitations On Marshall Plan Are Taking Form   Vandenberg Calls For “Total Bill” On Foreien Aid.

Limitations On Marshall Plan Taking Shane:  "Total Bill” For © All Aid Demanded

——Vandenberg Demands foral Aid bin  GOP Moves To Limit Marshall Plan Shape Up

Atomic Warfare Charge Sounded   Senate Opens Review of. Atom Policy With Sharp Criticism of USSR

Steelmaker, Economist Make Opposite Predictions Based On Same Set of Statistics

Production Chart Dispute —  On the Meaning of Steel   Fred Grabs Ouije Board as Titans Disagree

Apart 46 Years, Brothers Reunited in Cedar Rapid:   (Photo on Picture Page.)

MAN ADMITS HE KILLED 3 WOMEN   Fort Wayne Police Say   Confession Made

UN COUNCIL KEEPS EGYPT ON CALENDAR   Demonstration Try Foiled at Gates By Guards

Colombia Balks Brazitian Plan Before UN Grou   Private Negotiations In Anglo-Egyptian Thwarted by Lopez

U. N. REJECTS BRAZIL PLAN ON EGYPT DISPUTE   Kills 2-Nation Talks Proposal

Brazil Plan  On Key plians chilean Never   UN Security Council Re. jects Move To Resume Private Negotiations

UN Rejects Brazil's Plan For Anglo-Egyptian Peace As Colombia Opposes Move   Delegates Surprised as Veto Upsets Vacation Plans; Evacuation of Troops Sought

o [Turnpike Income n Hits New High: t $601,431 in Aug.   CrippsNamedTo [t New Post In British Cabinet $6

British Hand Top Economic Post) To Cripps; Attlee Shakes Cabinet

Cripps Given Broad Powers Over Economy   British Government Over.  haul Is Started By Attlee

[Officials Express Hope Ih Will Give War-Hit West ern Europe “Shot in Arm’

Balkan Report Made By U.N.  Yugoslavs Blamed   Yugoslavs Blamed For Greek Strife

U.N. Balkan Probe Report Made Public   Expected To Bring .aShowdovwn:-on: Problem.

Balkan Probe Report Is Made Public   Showdown Is Expected Between Russia And Western Powers

CHARGE SLAVS AID GUERRILLA UNITS IN GREECE   Believe Balkan Report Wil Force Showdown Between Reds, Western Allies

Greek Guerrilla War s Blamed On Jugoslavia  LIN Balkan Probe   UN Balkan Probe Completed - - Russia Balks at Report

U.N. Report Says Yugoslavia Backs Greek Guerrillas   ‘Commission’s Findings Arc Expected to Start Showdown on Balkans

UN Balkan Report Holds Yugoslavia As Guilty of Aiding Greek Wartare

JUORED FOR UPPORT OF GUERRILLAS   Russia and Poland Disseni as France Abstains: Exnect Showdown.

Yugoslavia Blamed in UN Report   Held Primarily To Blame for Guerrilla Support In Greece

YUGOSLAVS HIT BY UN'S REPORT   Charged Formally For Part In Guerrilla Warfare

!.N. COUNCIL HEARS ATTACK ON YUGOSLAYS   ussia and Poland Say Trouble Caused by Greece Itself

Yugoslavia Blamed In UN Report   Says Country Helped Greek Guerillas in Warfare; Showdown in Security Council Seen

SLAVS BLAMED FOR GREEK ILLS   UN Commission Reports on Border Incidents

BALKAN PROBERS BLAME SLAVS FOR GREEK DISORDER’   Report May Bring Show:  down Between Russia And Western Powers

U.N. Lays Blame To Yugoslavia For Balkan Situation  Commission May rm a: a eee zy

Dix Hill Patients Named In Murder Not To Be Prosecuted, Coroner Says

Kicked By Epileptics . —ae Man Fatally Beaten In Mental Hospital

COUNTY CHAIRMAN, TOM COLE. BELTON   County Quota Is $27,500; Belton’s Quota Is $3.000

W. D. SEALS IS COUNTY CHAIRMAN, TOM COLE, BELTON  County Quota Is $27,500; Belton’s Quota Is $3,000

Primary Day In Kansas   Balloting Unnecessary In Iola, and Two Othe ‘Cities; Ottawa Has 8  Candidates for Mavor

Voters in Many Cities OF State Trek to Polls   Select Nominees for Municipal Elections to Be Held Anril 17

Britain to Guard Palestine Borders Until Evacuation   Determined to Stop Illegal Jewish Immigration or Raids By Arabs

2 Die, 20 Hurt In Bus Plunge Near Dunkirk   Machine Goes Over 20-Foot Embankment As Result of Skid

2 ARE KILLED IN BUS CRASH   20 Are Injured When Bus Crashes Into Gully At Dunkirk, N. Y.

BUS PLUNEES: ? DIE, 20 HURT   Skid Sends Greyhound Plummeting Down 40-Foot Bank

TURKISH AID: ARMS ON LIS)   Bolstering Of Nations Against Soviet Is Aim

U.S. to Speed Armsto Turks      Nation Will Be Reinforced  Meninct Oil Preckiies

Baby Thought Dead, Back In Incubator   Infant Begins Crying 2. On Funeral ‘Parlor eg - Table -: -

INVESTIGATIO BOARD NAMED BY PRESID      Mr. Truman “Deeply Concerned” With Air Safety

Unit to Advance Safety in Flying Is Named by Truman   President Expresses Deep Concern Over Catastrophies in Air

T ruman Pick: Air Safety Board of: Five  Blue Ribbon Experts . To Recommend Legislation Needed

TRUMAN PICKS FIVE EXPERTS FOR AIR PROBE   Aviation Safety Board Named To Cope With  Aerial Disasters

Experts Will Propose Steps After Inquiry  Concern Expressed: By Chief Executive

Board Will Investigate Air Crashes   Truman, Concerned Over   Safety of Commercial   Flying, Names Experts TT. Make Inquiry

Board to Study  Air Safety  Measures Named President Truman  Concerned Over Disasters of Planes

Landis Named As Chairman  Of New Group   President Concerned Recause of Recent Accidents to Planes

Air Disasters Will Be Probed By U.S. Experts   Truman Names Board Tc Inquire Into Airplane  Safety

TRUMAN NAMES BOARD OF FIVE iTO STUDY AIR SAFETY NEEDS   : Group To Meet Tuesday Headed By James M. Landis,  Chairman Of CAB—President Asks For Early  Recommendations To Government

BOARD NAMED ~ FOR INQUIR'   Experts Requested Tc Recommend Needed Action By Govt.

Flying Safety Committee Appointed By President   Truman ExpressésDeep Concern Over Commercial Accidents—Board Of Five Experts To Make Thorough Study

TrumanBoarc Seeks Causes Of Crashes   President Names Five to Study Air Travel

To Hqnor Unknown Soldier Of World War I  Must More Die?   Mother’s Faith Her Son Not Buried Unshaken By Army Proof

Dispute Over Identification of New Haven GI Bares Wir’s ‘Strangest’ Vale.

One Chance In 24 Octillions Wrong Soldier   Still Convinced That Body Is Not That Oi Hear Son.

Army Closes ‘Case Of The Disputed Body  Rit Saldier’« Moathe:   But Soldier's Mother Refuses To Believe  It Is Her Son Buried In French Cemetery

ONE CHANCE IN 24 OCTILLION OF MISTAKE, ARMY TELLS GOLD STAR MOTHER  Strange Manhunt Again Leads To Foreign Grave

Only One Chance in Octillion Body-of American Soldier Not Properly Identified

NICARAGUAN ARMY OUSTS PRESIDENT   TAKES OVER CONTKOL OF GOVERNMENT -- DEPOSED LEADER HELD PRISONER.

ARMY SEIZES POWER  LIN NACARAGUA   MANAGUA, Nicaragua, May 26.— [UPe-The army took over the govjernment today,

WAGE BOOSTS, CUT IN HOURS LISTED AS All   Minimum Pay System Declared Needed For U.S.

Mountain Ares Covered by Early Snow   Hard Freeze Predicted For This Region; Unionville Hard Hit

Rent Control Continuation  May BeVoted   Senate Expected To Extend Them Until February, But Ease Housing Bans

ee ———OoooaoaeEeeeeEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeE—eEEeEerrre OO  Rent, Taxes. Labor Still Before Coneressmer

 Famous First:  ‘First American Combat Units  Reached France 30 Years Ago

Commerce Group  Urges Tax Slash   Flat 20 Per Cent Reduction Called of ‘Uraent Importance’

Chamber Urges Flat Tax Slash   20 Per Cent or More Suggested This Year

Need For Tax Slash Uraent   New Support For Reduction Is Given; Effective Date Likely Top Be Delaved

Trade Group Asks Income  Tax Slashes   Chamber of Commerce Back Knutson Plan, But Opposition Remains

ClO PRESENTS NEW DEMANDS. FOR HIGHER PAY   Chrysler First to Be Served With  Increase Notices

ATTACHMENT  PROVES USEFUL   Borough Adds Loading Device To Caterpillar Tractor,  -

U. S. Fends Off Russian  Opposition To Referral   Atomic Bomb Report Will Be Returned; Jewish Issue Faced

Security Council’ Debate Atomic Report Expected ToGoBacktoCommission

U.S. Certain of Winning Fight?  Renewal of Atomic Debate Opens Today

Despite Soviet Oppositio  United Mita Winning Fight Over The Atom

U.N. COUNCIL TAKES UP ATOMIC DISPUTE TO OPEN BUSY WEEK  U. S. EXPECTED TO WIN FIGHT FOR RE-REFERRAL OF CONTROL ARGUMENT

EXPECT U.S. TO WIN FIGHT ON REFERRING ATOMIC REPORT   Likely To Be  Sent Back To Atomic Energy Commission Today

Louise Says Marriage With Bud Is Off After Both Acauitted In Yacht Deaths

Trygve Lie Says Peace Treaty Delay Hampers World Economic Rebirth   UN Secretary-General Believes Nations Are Nearer To Peace, However, Than Appears Likely  Se ren tt anda bene Ene er

Lie Hopeful For Suceess  OfUN Group   Failure Of Treaty . Conelusion Called A Stumbline Block

AVERS TREATY DELAY SERIOUS   Lie, UN Secretary, Claims Lack of Treaties Is Hampering World

World Recovery Hindered By Failure To Make Peace   Every Day Of, Delay Serious, UN Secretary-Genera! Tells Baltimore Audience —- Nations Blamed On Failures -

GIRL SAVES LIVES OF TWO BROTHERS _ ‘AND HER GRANDMOTHER. AFTER CRASH

Manslaughter Case Dismissed  Luxora Man Freed Of Blame for Crash On U.S. Highway 61

SON OF DEPUTY FUEHRER — IS CAPTURED IN AUSTRII   SON OF MARTIN BORMANN WAS QUIZZED ABOUT HIS FATHER BY ARMY  OFFICERS A

BORMANN’S SON ~_ INU,S, HANDS   Austrian Police  Arres' German Youth Working As Farmhand

SAM RAYBURN NEW DEMOGRAT FLOOR LEADER   1  Texan Changes Mind, Accepts Appointment to Prevent Split

HOUSE DEMOCRATS “DRAFTED” SAM * RAYBURN OF TEXAS TODAY AS FLOOR LEADER FOR THE 80TH CONGRESS

RAYBURN I$ DRAFTED BY DEMOCRATS   New Congress to Convene Friday On Capitol Hill

Republicans, Who Dominate Both Houses fer First Time in 15 Years, Organize.   TRUMAN MAY DELIVER MESSAGE IN PERSON

Rayburn ‘Drafted’ As Floor Leader of House Democrats   Unasiimous Vote Reported for Former Speaker of  Body; Texan Did _ Waa Want Maat

LABOR LAWS HOLD. SPOTLIGHT ON EVE OF NEW SESSION   Texan "Drafted at Party i Caucus; ° Bected By :  re  en ee ee

Both Houses Settle Leadership Rows In Session Today   Rayburn To Head Democrats in Eightieth Senate

Republicans Name Martin As Speaker   Rep. Rayburn Is Drafied  ? y Democrats to Lead  Democratic Minority;  Labor Bills Ton Slate

BOTH PARTIES END THREATS AT HARMONY   All Opposition Quits arly in Majority Meeting

Labor Legislation Holds Spotlight in GOP Congress   Republicans Set to Take Measures: To Prevent Strike in Public” industries

All Set For New Congress   Both Parties Wind  Up Organization With out a Row; Spotlight On Labor Legislation

GOP Dominates For First Time Fifteen Years   Rep. Allen Predicts “Large Majority” Democrats Will Support GOP’s Labor Measures   Expect To Await Troman Message   Both Parties Meet Today To Select Candidates For Organization of House and Senate

Halleck Seen As Choice for House Leader   Proposed New Labor Laws Hold Spotlight

Suggest Bilbo Be  Barred   Recommend Such Action When he Attempts to Take Senate Oath of Office

Former Speaker Agrees to Accept — When Nominated  > Bv John McCormack

Barkley Heads Minority in Senate With Lucas in Party Whip Position

‘Draft’ Rayburn As Demo Floor Leader In House   Proposed Labor Laws Hold The Spotlight In  New Cioncress.

Sam Rayburn Gets Minority Post in House   ‘Drafted’ for Post At Democrat Caucus; Loses Gavel Friday

Sam Rayburn Is Drafted As Demo Leader   Labor Legislatior In Spotlight On Eve OF Session

Rayburn Is Drafted as Floor Chief   Martin Takes. Speaker’s Gavel From Rayburn Tomorrow

CONGRESS WILL TAKE UP VITAL LABOR ISSUES   New Legislation To Hold Spot. light When GOP-Controlled Sessions Open

—CUNGRES3— President’s Message Is Due Monday  Congress Ready To Open Session

Texan “Drafted” By Democrats As Floor Chief In Congress: Halleck’s Opponents Withdraw

New Congress Convenes Tomorrow With Leadership Scraps Solved   Democrats ‘Draft’ Sam Rayburn As Their Floor Leader to End Threot of Party Split; Halleck Has Clear Path as GOP House Leade

Leaders Settled, Congress Looking To New Labor Law  _ Martin, Rayburn _ Haileck Slated to  : 8: ee ee: eG

‘Draft’ Rayburn As Demo Floor Leader of House  No Prospect of Scra Over Organizing

Labor Given Top Spot in New Congress   GOP Proposals for New Legislation te Be Brought Up Early

Congress Organized ForSession   House Leaders Chosen; Proposed Labor Legislation Will Be Supported

Leader Accepts Offered  Position   Vote Held Today Ballot Proves Unanimous

GOP IN CONTROL FOR FIRST TIME IN FIFTEEN YEARS   LABOR LEGISLATION HOLDING SPOTLIGHT ON EVE OF SESSION

Labor Laws in Spotlight.   White House Pressure Makes Raybarn Head

Demos ‘Draft’ Rayburn House Floor Leader   Labor Lezislation Holds Spotlight On Congress Session Eve

Sam Rayburn     Texaf: Elected Floor Lead. er #3y Minority Party   Texaf; Elected Floor Lead. er #3y Minority Party Caucus

Democrats Are Expected to Join With GOP   Presidential Message Scheduled for Delivery on Monday

LABOR LAWS THE INTEREST OF CONGRESS   Legislation Affecting Unions Holds Spotlight on Eve of Ejightieth Session, Which Will Be Republican-Dominated.

» Halleck Picked By GOP; Demos Draft Rayburn   Prospects Of Fight Over Organizing New House Fade; Labor Legislation Occunies Top Position

Demos ; ‘Draft’ Rayburn For Floor Leader   Texan Elected at Caucus Attended By Most of Demo Solons

GOP GOP Congress Meets Friday Rep. Rayburn Drafted As House Democrat Leader

Barkley Senate Floor Leader   McCormack Withdraws to Nominate Speaker; Legislation to Await Truman‘s Message

Labor Holds Spotlight In New Congress  eee eal  es Pe Pa, rT, = vw 8   GOP Reigns First  Time In 15 Years

Spotlight on New Labor Legislation   Democrats Expected tc Back GOP Plan to Check Same Sitrikec

Rayburn of Texas Drafted by Demos For Leader’s Spot   Elected at Special Meet of Party Today; Had Declined the Post

Rayburn Will Take Lead for Minority   Both Parties Solve Disputes Over Important Assignments

Martin Ready To Take Over:  New Congress   Halleck Leader in Lowe House; Labor Has Snotlight

Congress To Ac First On Labor Legislation  Both Parties Line Up House And Senate Leaders For Opening

Labor. Measures Holding Spotlight As. Congress © Prepares. To Reconvene

Labor Legislation Holds Spotlight on Eve of First GOP-Controlled Congress *n Fifteen Years

Labor Laws In Congressional Spotlight   Outlook For Peaceful Relations Between Parties Brightens

Spotlight Is On Labor Statufes   Republicans Will Take Over Control

Republicans in Majority First Time in 15 Yrs.   Both Parties Caucus Or House and Senate Organization

Labor Legislation Has Spotlight — On Eve Of Opening Of Congress   - Republicans Announce Intention Of Proceeding ~ With:Changes With Dispatch; Caucuses ~“Tedae To Select The Leaders.

SAM RAYBURN IS ‘DRAFTED’ BY THE HOUSE NEMNCRATS   Will Be Floor Leader of the 80th Congress Convening Friday.   ELECTED AT A CAUCUS   A Party Leader Said the Vote Thursday Was Unanimous.

Parties Hold Caucuses Today,  Pick Congressional Leaders   80th Congress To Convene Friday; Labor Legislation Holds Spotlight

Democrats Choose Rayburn Leader   Election Unanimous— Halleck Slated For  GOP Leadership

Labor Statutes Hold Spofliaht In New Session  Many Democrats Will Back GOP Curb Measure<c

School Race Segregation  Ban’s Ureed  Truman’s § tudy  Group Proposes Huge Aid Fund:

U.S. Scholarships Urged for Needy Non-Veteran Students   Truman’s Commission on Higher Education Submits Five Other Recommendations for ‘Coualizing’ Advanced Schooling Opportunity

Truman Commission Also Urges $135,000,000 To Provide Scholarships

Commission On Education Backs Plan   Adult Learning Among Points listed

Education Group Urges Subsidies  Truman Commission Wants Ti & Ta Gana

Education Commission Seeks To Erase Racial Segregation   Truman's Group Also Desires To Establish Scholarship Aids

Skid Row, the Bowery of the West, Is Cross Section of American Futility

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  ‘Police Raids On Skid Row Put ‘Bowery Of West’ On Skids

Road Program Soon To Start   Greatest In State’s His‘tory Is Promised By Governor Lane.

Charges Green — Afraid To Fight Taft Labor Law   Mine Union Acts To Battle Restrictive Provisions Of Act; - Kennedy Named Vice President

TAFT-HARTLEY ACT BITTERLY HIT BY UNION   Decision to Leave Federation Vated By Board

Full British Cabinet Meets in India Deal   Partition Plan Ready If Union Program Fails

INDIA PARTITION MOVES STUDIED      British Cabinet Seeks New Plan If Factions Unable To Agree

HOLY LAND HAS BLOODY 3 DAYS   Casualty ‘Toll In Jewish Uprising 16 Dead And 36 Wounded

Holy Land Dead Mounts To 16   36 Are Wounded In Renewed Outbursts In Palestine

16 Dead In Bloody Riots In Holy Land   NEW ATTACKS STAGED 7 IN PALESTINE AREA

TOLL MOUNTS IN BLOODY GUNPLAY   16 Dead, 36 Wounded in the Holy Land.

Day’s Violent Death Toll ‘In: Palestine Mounts to 5   * Betsane Killod

16 Are Dead In Holy Land Shootings   36 Wounded; Stern Gang Is Blamed

IN HOLY LAND   Four More Britons, Young Jew Killed As Wave Of  Violence Continues

Congress Ufged to Aid Fight on Communism   Grave Situation Involves Policy, Security of United States, President Says; Tells Congress Peoples Must Decide Own Destiny

i100 Millions Are Asked for Greece and Turkey in Solemn and Important Speech by Truman.  TREATY VIOLATED,

President Outlines Vigorous Policy to Check Soviet ‘Coercion’ of Small Nations

Military Advisers Also Urged To Protect Na-  tions Against Russia   Charges Levelled At Communists   President Accuses Soviets Of Violating Yalta Agreement

Appeals for Loan And Military Aid   [Reds Trying to Undermine Greel   Government, He Tells Congress

Greece and Turkey Would Receive Financial, Material Assistance   Action Is Requested by President To Combat Threat of Communism in Middle East Sector

400 Million Is Amount   Requested   SAYS IT Is NECESSARY TO PREVENT SPREAD OF RUSSIAN: . TOTALITARIANISM: IN:'MID:: ‘EAST T

APPEAL MADE T0 CONGRESS BY PRESIDENT   Historic Message Des livered Before Joint Session of House and Senate.

CONGRESS GETS TRUMAN'S PLAN TO CHECK REDS   Chief Executive Sees ~ Freedom of Small Nations Periled

Asks 400 Millions  For Loans   Greece And Turkey Facing Totalitarian Threats, President Charges

Says Reds Forced Totalitarianism Upon Poland, Romania and Bulgaria

PRESIDENT TRUMAN WILL BE 63 YEARS  OLD THURSDAY   No Special Plans for a Celebration Has Been Made.   HOLD NEWS CONFERENCE   He Plans to Work As Usual Throughout the Day Tomorrow.

SMALL BOY         Son of an A. I. Correspandent Was Playing In Air Shelter Ruing

DLL LLL LL LLL LLL LLL LLC  SMALL BOY ASPHYXIATED   Son of an A. P. Correspondent Was Playing In Air Shelter Ruins

State Department Denies Knowledge of Plot to  Overthrow 3 Governments

Brunette Shoots Fiance After She tound Lipstick On Face And Shirt

Brunette Seriously ~ Wounds Her Fiance   Lipstick Smears Angered Young. Woman, Police Tald

AAF Carries 97 On 25-Place Plane   Body Is Found in Burned Cincinnati Hous

THOUSANDS AT FORD FUNERAL   Great Automobile Pioneer Buried On Farm Where He was Born

Ford Is Buried Beneath Tree That Shaded His Boyhood Days On Farm

EXCEED GRAIN EXPORT QUOTA   Truman Reports Shipments To Hungry Lands Well Ahead of Schedule

CUTS PRESAGE DOOM FOR OPA   Rationing And Controls End Friday If Senate Amputates Funds

MEASURE REDUCES OPA'S OPERATING FUNDS 9 MILLION   Max McCullough Says i Senate Passes Legislation  Agency’s Activities  Will End Friday,   STATEMENT DENIED ~*~ BY REP. TABER   Latter Insists OPA Will Have  Enough Money Left “For Honest Administration” _ of Its Work. -—

End of Ration, Price Control  Systems Seen  OPA Head Says Cut in Funds Would Stop Agency's Work Frida

To End Friday lf Cut Is Giver Senate’s Okay  $9,000,000 Decrease Approved By House

End Of Rationing Certain If Senate Approves Slash In Appropriations To OPA

End of Price Controls. Rationing Seen if OPA Funds Cut Is Approved

Cutin OPA Fund Would End Work Director Says   Republicans Drive Bill to Recover 9 Million Through House

SHOWDOWN ON NEW STATE TAXES SEEN IN LEGISLATURE  Solon Warns State Facing Huge Deficit 1 Spending Continued

BIG DEFICIT FOR GENERAL FUND FEARED   Senator Taylor ‘Gives Facts’ on Appropriations

Republicans Say inquiry Is Dead  Charges Of F raud   Charges Of Fraud In Kansas Voting Not To Be Revived

VOTE FRAUD ROW LEFT T0 COURTS   Missouri Ballot Fight Ma} Be Campaign Issue

Mark Fraud Charges Off As Court Matter   To Be Topic Of GOP Campaigning; Not To Be Revived In Congress Next Year

Mark Off Vote Fraud Charges  Senators Explode   Senators Explode At Each Other

Senator Connally Defends Attorney General’s Handling Of Charges In Attack On Ferguson

PLANS FOR VOTE SCRUTINY ENDED      GOP Writes Off Kansas City Fraud Charges As Matter For Courts

Kansas Vote Quiz Halted  Matter Reins Held   Matter Being Held One For Legal Men

Mark KC Vote Fraud Charges For The Courts   ; GOPs, However, Keep Matter Stirred Up = As Eleetion Material

Missouri Vote Fraud Charges Issue For 1946   Move For Senate Prohe I  Killed, GOP Leader Says  It Will Not Be Revived, In January

GOP Marks Of Fraud Charges Until Election   Kansas City Vote C: Provides Aimunition For Political Way     Se

Vote Fraud Probe  Is Political Issue Not Expected To Be Raised in Conqress

THINK K. C. VOTE PROBE ISSUE DEAD   Senator Kem Says He Has Not Decided, but Republican Leader Says Issue Will Not Be Revived in January.

GOP Considers Kansas Gty Vote Fraud Charge _As Court Matter, Possible Issue For Campaign

VOTE QUIZ CASE BELIEVED DEAD   Connally Attacks Ferguson For His Slaps At Clark

CO-ED, FIANCE GOING ON TRIAL   California Pair Is Charged With Double Murder

Girl Goes to Murder Trial Worrying About Weight  - Beulah Overell and Boy Friend Charged With Rlact Death af Har Parante

sce BILL BY 104319 VOTE   ‘Measure Will “Allow Average Pay Hike of $680 per Teacher

German Needs Lowest in 100 Years History   Hoover Reports, Suggests Loan From  U. S. Not a Gift

Foreign Relief Administrator Post Is Urged   Recommends $475 Million for Germany

Thev Made It   Hoover Wants Relief Abroad  On Loan Basis   Also Urges Creation For. eign Relief Adininistrator to Administer Missions Of Mercy

t Hoover Urges Relief On ‘Loan’ Basis; { Advises That U.S. Help Feed Germans

Hoover Wants Relief on Loan Basis   Former President Says ‘Aid Administrator ‘ Should Be Appointed

Hoover Proposes. Overseas Relief Be Loan, Not Gift  Former President Urges Huge Sum  BRar Cerman Help

Hoover Asks Congress To Place U.S. Relief Abroad On Loan Basis   Urges Establishment Of  American Administrator

Hoover Asks 345 Million For Reich Aid   Report To Truman Shows Situation In Germany “Grim”’

Hoover Asks Foreign Relief on Loan Basis Rather Than Outright Gitts

Relief On Loan Basis Is Urged By Hoover   Administrator For Mercy Missions Is Suggested

Hoover Favors  Relief-Loans    Would Not Make Foreign. Aid Gift; Proposes Half Billion Aid To Germany.

Hoover Proposes Loans for Relief Instead of Gifts   Britain Reported To Be Asking U.S, to Take Over Greece Commitment:

Hoover Asks U.S. Relief Be  Qn Loan Basis   Former President Asks Huge Sum of Money Be Loaned to Foreign Countries for Relief Purposes.

Hoover Urges Congress to Place Relief Shipments on Loan Instead of Gift Basis

— International Aid—   Hoover Recommends U.S. Hetp Abroad Be Not Mere Gift

Hoover Asks Relief on Loan Basis   Former President Offers His Recommendations to Congress; Creation of New Post [ocluded

Hoover Would Place Europe On Loan Basis   Thinks Germany Should Pay for Relief From U.S.

Coordinator for Acts of Mercy Also Proposed   Former President Outlines Vast Needs For American Help

Hoover Requests Solons to Put U.S. Foreign Relief on Loan Basis; Reich Condition ‘Worst in 100 Years

2 DIE. 16 HURT IN NEW DISORDERS IN PALESTINE   Double Seourity Forces After Raid on British Army Headquarters

PALESTINE TORN IN NEW VIOLENCE   2 Dead, 16 Wounded After Widespread Clashes

Br itish Order Arrest 90, 000 Jerusalem Jews: 2 Killed And 16 Wounded In New Outbr eaks

2 Dead, 16 Wounded in Palestine —   Extremists Attack   Extremists Attack British Army Headauarters 

Holy Land Put Under Guarc   Security Forces Doubled Afte Death of 2 in Renewed Violence.

10 REDS FIRED, BY STATE DEPT   Press Officer Discloses Recent Release of Group ‘Disloyal’ To America

10 in State Department Lose Jobs   Considered “Bad Risks” From Standpoin! Of National Security

Fires Employes For Disloyalty   Loyalty Tests Convict 10 State Department Men

Stale Department Workers Are Fired   At Least Ten Fired Recently Because Of Suspected Disloyalty

English Officer Shot by Woman in Italy; Students Storm Yugoslav Levatior

‘British Officer Shot fo ‘Death in Pola   Roman Crowds Jeer in Front of Allies’ Embassies

Four Major Unions Ignoring Deadline for Gaining Status   Lewis, Murray, Reuther Among Those Refusing NLRB Protection »

Four Unions May Ignore Use Of NLRB   Deadline On Financial Reports, Signing Affidavits.

Four Union Groups Expected fo Snub Deadline of NLRB  Lewis Will Force Board’s Dismissal

4 Unions May Ignore Deadline  May Pass Up Move To Gain Legal Status Before NLRB

Miners, Steelmen And Electricians Plan Not To Meet Deadline For Signing Commie Affidavits And Making Report On Group Funds

4 UNIONS MAY IGNORE NLRB ORDER ON REDS   Major Labor Groups Likely To Snub Affidavits, Lose Board Status

Mine, Steel And Auto Workers Not To Comply With Taft-Hartley Act’

Four Big Unions Give Signs They Will Ignore  Deadline Set hy NERB

STRONG GROUPS IGNORE OATHS, FINANCIAL DATA   UMW, Steelworkers, UAW and Electrical Body Are Holdouts

NLRB Faces ClO Challenge.  Steel Workers Argue Volidity of T-H ©

LARGEST LABOR UNIONS IGNORE FILING DEADLINE   New Labor Law Requires Non-Communist Affidavit Today

Four Powerful Unions Apparently To Spurn NLRB Services As Deadline Arrives For Sianing Non-Red Oath

Many Others Rush To File Records as Deadline Nears   Signing Affidavit By Officers is Major Difficulty

FOUR UNIONS MAY FOREGO LEGAL STATU:   Indicate They Will Ignore Today’s Deadline on Non-“Red” Declarations Needed to Be Recognized by NLRB.

1 BIG UNIONS STILL IN LINE AGAINST ‘NLRB   \light Ignore Deadline On Finance Reports,  Red Affidavits

Four Biggest Expected To Spurn NLRB Services   Must File Non-Communist Affidavits As Well As Submit Financial Statements To Gain Legal Status.

Two Millions To Lose Right Of NLRB Use   Today Is Last Day For Unions to File Non-Red Affidavits.  Financial Reports

Legal Standing Before Board Would be Lost   Electric Union And UAW Also Fail To File Affidavit

Four Big U.S. Unions Ignore  NLRB Deadline   Today Is Last Chance Tc File Affidavits Disavow  ino Cammutunicm.

Four Powerful Unions Apparently Plan To Ignore Deadline For NLRB Sanction

Steel Workers To Test Labor Law  Challenge Righ#- of - NLRB To Dismiss.”

Four Powerful Groups Decline To Give Reports   Smaller Outfits Rush to File Required Papers

LABOR UNIONS IGNORE EDICT   Rewis’ Mine Workers, Other Major Groups Not Expected * To Disavow Communism

Make No Move Jo Report on Financial Status  Today Is Deadline For Givina Them

Unions Ignore Deadline for Hiling Data  3 CIO Units Appear  Ready To Forego NLRB EBKecegnition

4 BIG UNIONS IGNORING OATH   Today Is Deadline For Es. tablishing Status Before NLRB

FOUR..OF - NATION'S POWERFUL UNIONS IGNORING T-H ACT   Deadline For Sign’ng Ant -Rec Clause Slipping By W:thout Action

oHl0 FOR TAFT, HERBERT TELLS U.S. GOVERNORS   "48 Support Made Official: Surprise Move Begun To Stop Dewey Bid

OHIO TO BACK SENATOR TAFT   Herbert Makes Announcement At Governor's Conference

Labor Disputes Idle 10,000 In Detroit P lants   Swrike Ballet Proeceding Among 130,000 Ford Employes; Chrysler Men Walk Out

Strike Vote  Being Taken   130,000 Ford Workers Are Casting Ballots

10,000 Auto Workers Idle   Disciplinary Layoff Involved In. Dispute

Strikes Idle Auto Workers   10,000 Said Involved In Three Disputes

1-Year’s Fund To Aid Europe May Be Urged   Truman Advisory Grew p Now. Expected to: Limit. Plea As Starter. ~

SINGLE YEAR BASIS FOR AID BRING URGED   Appropriation for Economic Assistance  May Be Limited

Yearly Basis May Be Urged In Aid Plans   Advisors May. Suggest ' Single Year's - Appropriation

AID FOR EUROPE MAY BE TAEKLED ON YEARLY BS   Fluctuating Conditions Held Barrier to Long Range Planning.   EXPERTS STUDY COSTS   Report on Resources Due tc Reach Truman Early in November,

Year-At-Time Aid Investment May Be Urged Merriman s Group  arlinn fin Danae

European Aid May Be on Yearly Basis   Resource Report Is Being Drafted for Trumar

Marshall Plan May Be Sought Qn Year Basis   Harriman Working On Resources Report Idea Assailed, Upheld

GOP Leaders Oppose Long Range Goals   Eommittee ‘Guess’ On Maximumas Set  $16-820 Billions

FATE OF A HERO  Dickie Armstrong, 11 Tuesday Unconscious for Over Year

COOLER WEATHER DUE IN MISSOURI AND KANSAS TODAY   ‘High Temperatures to Average 90 to 95 — Widely Scattered Showers ~ Are Predicted.   NEW HEAT RECORDS SET IN TWO STATES   Mercury Climbs to 109 in Kansas City, 110 in Topeka and 114 in Manhattan, Kan.

TO NATION ON MOSCOW MEET   Soviet Propaganda Is Hit by Secretary In Address

Hopes Stalin Sincere In Saying ~ Compromiscs On Big Questions Are Possible. Blames Soviet For Disagreements

But Has Stalin’s Word ‘Chat Compromises are Possible on All Main Questions of German Peace Settlement.

Pact Foiled  By Soviets -Marshall   But Secretary Sees Ray Of Hope in Stalin’s Compromise Hint.

‘Secretary Gives Report On Meet   Feels Greater Progres  Made Than Realized

MARSHALL PUTS FAILURE BLAME ON DELEGATES   Secretary of State Fears Serious Results From Failure to Act

Groundwork For Future Action Set   State Chief Says Stalin Holds Out Compromise Hope

But Says Stalin Assured Him Compromises Are Possible On Main Issues

Stubbornness of Soviets Blasted by Marshall, Says Stalin Plans Compromise

Better Cooperation In Future Parleys Seen by Secretary   Nation Warned Disintegrating Forces More Evident in Europe in Report on Moscow Conference and Talk with Premier Stalin

Secretary Of State Discloses Stalin’s View Of Moscow Conference Disputes; Warns Of European Disintegration With Time

Report Made to Nation by Secretary   States Stalin Told Him Compromises on Issues Possible

Boxcar Shortage Is Closing Down Grain Elevators   About 450 In Southwest ern Section Already Shut Down.

New Labor Law Limits Union Action, ‘Adds Responsibilities for Employers

WHEW LABUR FOLIULY SBACONILSG EFFECTIVE IN NATION LODAY  Taft-Hartley Law Imposes Restrictions On Unions

BCAFLeC MAY 20, ATCer Boo in negotiations over a new     KKK  Analysis of Law

/EXPLAIN PROVISIONS OF TAFT-HARTLEY LAW. NOW EFFECTIVE   Bargaining Still Held Lawful   Anti-Communist  Siaod Taken

Act Limits Powers Of Unions, Restricts Contracts, Alters Wagner Act Conditions

HALLECK RAPS ‘HIGH TAX HARRY’   ‘Says Levy Cut Veto Thwarts Demands of People

Russia Is Informed Many Nations Will Write Japanese Pact   United States Move Apparently Is Designed to Avoid Possible Deadlock Over Peace Arrangements

U. S. Insists Many Nations Write Jap Pact   Rejects Soviet Stand That Only Big Four Work Out Treaty

Red Demand Is Made That “Big Four” Write Jap Peace Pact   Russia Is Told Firmly That Conference of Many Nations Will Act

U.S. Turns Down Soviet Demands  Take It Or Leave It On Jap Treaty Plans

GROOM, RAGE HORSES DIE IN BLAZING BARNS   Dozens Of Animals Routed From Hot Springs Stalls

Groom Killed in Stable Fire   12 Thoroughbreds Perish fr Blaze Destroying 2 Hot Springs Buildings.

GROOM DIES IN STABLE BLAZE   Also 12 Horses Lost in Fire at Hot Springs, Ark.

Fire Destroys Famous Stables At Hot Springs   Oak Lawn Track Is Scene Of Tragedy Early This Morning

Hold Unified Labor Could     Save The Day   Leaders Assert Will Fight Not With Strikes Fut Ballots, Blast TaftHartley Law.

To Convert 100,000-Acre Tract Largest Producer Of Coal Enters Gas Field

JOINT ACTION BID FROM CIO   Green Spurns Proposal For United Fight On Taft-Hartley Law

AFL Declines CIO Offer of Political Unity   Maritime Union Seeks Pay Increases; Strikes Begin in Some Plants

CIO Asks AFL To Agree on  Joint Action   Older Group Declines and Announces Its Own Political Drive

AFL To Fight Its Political Battles Alone  _ Rejects CIO Offer To Jom Against  ‘Common Enemy’

CASE ON NEW HOMES OPENS NEXT MONDAY   Landowners Contest Ruling of Village Board

CASE ON NEW HOMES OPENS NEXT MONDAY   Ruling by Homewood’s Village Boatd Is Protesied   COURT WILL DECIDE

How To Shoo Away Untidy Starlings V  Capital Has Problem That’s Really A Bird

\ HUNTING WE WILL GO. - . Capital: Pedestrians Appea - For-Right to Shoot Birds

» Washington’s Starling Problem * Another Tough One for Congress

Hometowners  Go All Out   Paralyzed War Hero Receives Home, Office Ae Debt of Gratitude.

AGREEMENT is HITTING SNAG   EMPLOYES IM THREE STATES ACCEPT SETTLEMENT BUT BTAY OFF THEIR. JOBS

Aid for 61,000 Navajos Urged  Indians Face Cold, Hunger. Truman Savs

Navajo Indians Face Hunger, President Says  Calls on Government  For Program of Aid  A 64 Fe tft. oye, ~* 

Solons Suggest Budget Checks  Legislators Advance Plans   Legislators Advance Plans To Set Un Own Office

‘Legislature Proposes Own Budget Office   ~ House And Senate Have Quiet Day; Quit Until Monday

Actions Filed _  Asking Damages  For Auto Mishaps Both Aécidents  Happened In-Early Morning Hours

Actions Filed __ Asking Damages For Auto Mishaps  Both Accidents Happened In-Early

Bates Warns Measure Will Defeat GOP   27 to 15 Vote Sends First Labor Curb of Legislature to House After Bitter Debate

Legislation Makes It Unlawful for Pickets To Bar Entrance to Plant on Strike.      FIRST IMPORTANT LABOR BILL ENACTED

Bitter Debate Precedes Vote In Which Five Republicans Hop Party Line To Side with Dems: House Discusses Soldiers’ Bonus

SOUTHERN SENATORS LAID PLANS FOR EXTENSIVE DEBATE AGAINST NEWLY REVISED BULWINKLE RAILROAD BILL

BULWINKLE BILL ‘JP FOR DEBATE   Southern Senators Lay Plans For Extensive Argument Against Revived Railroad Bill Sponsored By Gasfonia Renresentative.

Debate On Rate Bill Is Planned   Southern Senators Fight Railroad Exemption

Bulwinkle Bill Foes Line Up  To Bar Passage   Legislation Giving Rail. roads Freedom On Rate Packs Comes Up Soon

FORD FACTORY CALLS NO HALT   Assembly Lines Continue To Produce About 4,000 Cars Daily Despite Death Of Founder; Ford-Chevrolet Battle Seen Ahead.

Three Dead In Wreck Of Fast Train   Southern Pacific Streamliner Hits Big Oil Truck

Three Dead in Crash of Train And Fuel Truck   65 Persons Hurt As Burning Oil Creates Inferno

Three Dead, Sixty-Five Hurt As Southern Pacitie Train Burns After Hitting Truck

4 Die as Train Rams Oil Truck   64 Hurt; Coach Stagg, 199 Others Escape

Gasoline From _ Trailer Spewed Almost Length Of Crack Streamliner   263 Passengers Trapped In Cars   Alert Kingsburg, Calif. Firemen Prevent Major Catastrophe In Wreck

TRAIN, FUEL TRUGK HIT; THREE KILLED AND 65 ARE HURT   Streamliner Enveloped by Flames; One Passenger Fireman, and Engineer Are Vigtims.   DRIVER OF TRAILER ESCAPES INJURY '

Train-Truck Crash Kills 3   Oil Feeds Flames  In California Mishap

fire Persons Die In outhern Pacific Train Collision .   “Texans Included ‘Tre List of Sixty‘Five Injured

a a aaa arr indian  Three Die, Scores Injured _  As Streamliner Hits Oil Truck

Engineer, Burned Fatally, Believed Train Wreck Here   Managed to Apply Brakes After Hitting Oi Truck; Three Dead

TRAIN ACCIDENT LEAVES 3 DEAD   Streamliner Crashes Oil Truck; 65 Are injured

ll Are Killed In State Accidents Man. Wile Dead  Afte Pe ‘THES Te ain

ll Hoosiers Killed over Weekend While Another Dies in Ohio Collision

POWER LINE ON FENCE CAUSES DEATH OF MAN   Beaver County Man Killed Gale Causes Heavy Damare

PEAK OF INFLATION PASSED, SOLON SAYS   Only.Barrier to Lower Prices Production-Stowing Strikes.

Believes Peak of Inflation In US Markets Has Passed  Says Strikes Only Bar to Low Prices

TRUMAN PRICE STAND BACKED   Solons Support President’s Economic Warning

Inflation Peak Over, Wolcott   Solons Comment on Truman’s Views  On Prices

High Costs ‘Are Blamed On Strikes   Wolcott Says They Are Only Barrier to Lower Prices in Nation

Woman Confesses Killing Spouse  Firemen Drag Body  Peace Rarerine Mame

Raleigh Woman Admits Slaying  Pull Husband’s Body From Burning Home

Fears Of New Violence Grip Holy Land  Faithful Worship At Shrine In Bethlehem

Worship, Strife Mingle in Holy City of Jesus   Protestants and. Catholics Face Peril to Pray At Sacred Scene

Rain Reduces Worshippers In Bethlehem   Hazards of Arab-Jew Strife Also Factor: Police Are on Guard

COMMUNAL WAR CURBS WORSHIP IN HOLY LAND   Christmas Eve Services  At Birthplace of Christ Ara Marlar hu Tanetan

Christmas Eve Worshipers at Shrine of Manger Reduced To Faithful Few Who Rrave Stormy Strife

Talmadge Asks Funds; Racial Bill Accepted  Would Eliminate   Would Eliminate Fiscal Bottleneck, Result of Feud

Comic Opera In Georgia Now “lll   Both Governors Without Funds To Run State

NEW WAVE OF JEWISH RIOTS HIT PALESTINE   British Troops Hunt for Underground Gang Members After Attack:

British Intensify Hunt for Jewish Extremist Army   4,000 Troops Swarm it Palestine Streets as New Violence Flares

Palestine Again In Siege State  + 4,000 Airborne : Reiticm " caanc   4,900 Airborne Britisn Troons Swarm Streers

One British Officer Killed, 26 Persons Injured — Brilish Airborne Division Searches for Jewish Underground Farees,

‘Coroner Writes Last Chapter in Story, ‘Of Raymond Thill, Who Had Large Family

Father, Turned Down by Landlords, Hangs Self—Seven Still Homeless

Coroner Reports a Tragic End to One  Futile Home Hunt  Chicagoan, With Wife Six Children, Finds Rest in the Morgue

NOOSE IN MOVING VAN ENDS HUNT FOR HOME  No Place To Live, Little Man With Big Family Does Find Place To Die

NO ROOM IN CHICAGO  The Records Say, ‘Hanged;’ But Thill Once Was a Devoted and Happy Father

FRENCH SOLONS HEAR WARNING ~ON HIGH WAGES   Premier, Fighting for Political Life, Sees High Costs

RAMADIER TELLS FRENCH PRICES MUST STABILIZE   Fights For Life Before Assembly; To Request Vote

Medic’s Theories Aid Defendants In Murder Tria   Defense Attempts to Prove That Daughter Did not Kill Parents

VISHINSKY AND DULLES RENEW BATTLE TODAY   Idea For Year-Round UN Assembly Sets Off Feud   RUSSIA OBJECTS   Soviet Official’ Hits Back At American Plan

DULLES AND RED DELEGATE IN U.N. DUEL   United States Appeals for “Little Assembly” Plan as Last  Hane far Peace.

VISHINSKY, DULLES SQUARE OFF TODAY   Dramatic Duel Between Two Men Is Begun on Battle over “Little UN.’

YEAR-ROUND °* ASSEMBLY BID “BRINGS DUEL   Word Battle Between Reds-U. 8, Touched » oO :

Dulles Leads Off U.S. Attempt to End UN Stalemat   Must Establish “Little Assembly” to Regain Confidence, He Warns   SUPPORT LUKEWARM FOR AMERICAN PLAN   Delegate Denies Red Charge of Effort to Wreck Security Council

1S. AID IDEA BRINGS BLAST ~ BY VISHINSK}   Little Assembly to Stay on Job All Year Held Reactionary.

Touch Off New Fireworks at UN Assembly   Vishinsky in Quick Repl} to Dulles Proposal for “Little Assembly’’

Dulles, Soviet Delegate Duel   Little Assembly Plan Is Last Chance To .Revive World's Confidence

Totiches off Personal Duel Between "War Moncer’ Dulles and Vishinsky

General Motors And Union Announce Agreement Over Pay Increases For 30,000

GM And UE Agree On 15 Cents Boost   Announcement Of Accord Made In Joint Statement By Union and Company   Applies To Over 30,000 Workers   April 28, 1948; Is Earliest Date Contract Can Be Terminated Or Reopened

GENERAL MOTORS AND UNION AGRE   30,000 Workers Will Ge Wane Increase

15-Cts. Hourly Pay Hike for 30.000 atGM   Strike Threat Facing Twe Of Automotive ‘Big Three’

CM, Electrical Workers Agree . On 15-Cent Hike   Wage Terms Reached As Strike Threats Face Two Bie Auto Industries

GM Grants Pay Increase of 15 Cents an Hour   Over 30,000 Workers Are to Benefit in New Agreement Which Goes “Into Effect Manday

GM Reaches An Agreement With Electrical Union   Pay Hike Of 15 Cents An Hour To More Than 30,000 Workers

Four Divisions Of Employes Accept Boost   15 Cents an Hour Hike Goes to 30,000—“Big Three” Still Facing Automobile Strike

Auto Workers to Get 15c Hourly Increase; Ford and Chrysler. Face Strike Threat

General Motors and CIO Union Agree on 15-Cent Wage Jung   Four Divisions Covered by Terms; Six Holidays With Pay Granted

GM, Workers In Wage Deal   Reach Agreement On Pay Boost; Other Demands To Be Negotiated

PAID HOLIDAYS ARE COVERED IN TERMS OF PACT   Auto Workers Threaten To Strike At Chrysler And Ford As Talks Go On

30,000 Are Affected by Pact Which Is‘ Effective Today in Industry

GM, CIO AGREE TO WAGE HIKE FOR EMPLOYES   Agreement Calls for 15 Cents Hourly Pay Increase for 30,000

CHRYSLER - FORD WAGE DEMANDS YET UNSETTLED   General Motors Forestalls Walkout By Granting 15-Cents Hourly Pay Increase; Strike Threatens Other Makes.

GM WORKERS AND COMPANY IN AGREEMENT   Health and Welfare Issue Continued for Discussion

Company And Union Reach Agreement   Workers To Be Paid For Six Holidays During Year

Electrical Workers, GM "In Wage Pact,   Fifteen Cents an Hour Increase for 30,000 Employes Agreed to By Corporation and Union

30,000 In C10 Given Boost Starting Today  Plan Announce d By   Plan Announced By Both Plant, Union; Continue Welfare Fund Discussion

°G.M., Electrical Workers Agree on Hourly Wage Hike   Pay Hike to Affect 30,000 Workers---A 15-cent Increase

PAY INCREASE FOR 30,000 IS OKAYED TODAY   Strike Threats by U.A.W. Still Face Auto Industry

GM Awaits Reply to Pay Hike Offer   Ford Foremen, Chrysler Workers Approve Filing of Strike Notices

GM Workers Get Pay Hike   Company and Union Agree to 15-Cent An Hour Increase

GMC Announce  Wage Increase   General Motors Give 15 Cents Hourly Raise; Paid * Holidays.

GM-UE Agree On Wages  15 Cent Hourly   15 Cent Hourly Raise Accepted by 30,000 Employes

IN AGREEMENT ON PAY BOOST   Wage Increase Is Effective Im mediately As One Point of Settlement Made   OTHER MANUFACTURERS. BESET WITH DISPUTES

GIVEN PAY INCREASE   Agreement Is Keached Between GMC and Employees

General Motors, Electric Union Agree on Pay.  ClO Auto Workers Still Dickering For Increase

Part of Boost Will Cover Cost Of Paid Holiday:   Two Auto Firms Are Facing Threats of Strike by Workers

GM Workers To Get Hike In Hourly Wage   AGREEMENT ANNOUNCED BETWEEN UNION AND FIRM

General Motors And Electrical Union Agree   UMW Strike Is Still Threatened.

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General Motors Agrees To Raise Pay l5e An Hour   30,000 Employes Receive Wage increase in Agreement Effective Teday

G.M., UE SIGN PAY CONTRACT   Electrical Workers Get 15 : Cents; Two Car Makers  Face Strike Threats

General Mofors, Electrical Union Agree on Wages   Agreement Provides Fer 15-Cent Hourly Increase for 30.000

Get Pay for Six Holidays   GM, Union Agreement for 30,000 Workers

GMC Grants 15 Cts. Wage  Inerease   30,000 Employes Affected By Settlement That Is Announced Today

General Motors Agreement May Shape Pattern  30,000 Benefit From   30,000 Benefit From Accord—Chrysler, Ford Face Strikes

Satin-Gowned Waitresses  Serve 35-Course Feast  ‘to Father Divine Group

U.S. May Stage Ful Prosecution in K.C. Vote Fraud Case   District Attorney Called to Capital by Justice Department

ECUADOR WILL PICK EXECUTIVE   Congress Called For Sept. To Elect Successor Of Suarez

The Weather.   QTHER PAYERS TO RECEIVE 20 PER CENT. CUT   Knutson Bill Is Revised To Give More Relief To Little Fellow

Larger Slash Is Aimed At Small Income Reliel   ’ Reductions Retroactive To January If Congress Aboroves Revised. Measure

Virtually All Others May Get 20 Pet. Slash   House Leaders Alter Knutson Act: Effective Date Still Undecided

REPULICANS GIVE APPROVAL TO 30-20 PER GENT TAX CUT; HOUSE TO YOTE NEXT WEEK   Reductions Would Be Retroactive to Last January If Both Houses Agree but Others Propose Making Reductions Effective July 1Some 20,000,000 “Little Fellows” to Benefit—Full Committee Makes Study

Republicans MakeRevision In Tax Slash Legislation  Would Give 30 Pet. Reduction to Some 20,000,000 ‘Little Fellows’

Knutson’s Tax Bill Is Revised By House heal   Gives Greater Relief To "Little Fellows’

GUT IN INCOME TAX APPROVED   Little Fellows Slashed 30 Percent, Others 20) Percent

(. 0. P. APPROVES 30 PCT. TAX GUT FOR 20 MILLION   Knutson Bill Revised to Give “Little Fellows” Greater © Reduction Than Originally Planned.   SLASH FOR OTHERS TO BE 20 PER CENT   Measure Goes to House Weds nesday Under Rule Barring ~ Amendments—Vote :  Due Thursday. an

Little Man Gets Biggel Reduction   From: $2,500 Up. The Sav: ing, Would Be A : Straight 20 Percent

Republican High Command Agree On Tax Returns   Thirty Percent for Some, 20 Percent For Others

Vote Next Week ‘House Approves Tax Reduction ‘After Revising Knutson Bill

House GOP Chiefs OK 30 Pct. Cut For ‘Little Fellow  Would Trim Tax 20 Pct.   On Income from $1650 2. @29A9D AAh

GOP LEADERS: MAKE CHANGES INTAX SLASH   30 Percent Reduction Sought for 20 Million in  “T awer-Inegqgme Groun .

Little Fellow To Get Relief   Thirty Percent Tax. Slash for Twenty Million Approved

GOP Proposes Pay Tax Slash   ‘Little Fellow’ Would Get  Heaviest Reductian

A 30 PER CENT TAX CUT GIVEN SHORT INCOMES   House Committee Acts To Help 20,000,000 ‘Little Fellows’

Tax Slash Bill Begins lake Form  Urge 30 Per Cent Cut For ‘Little Fellows’

Senate - House Economic Group Readies Own Wage - Price Report: (0 Demands Blasted

Newsman Tells Story Of Fleeing Hungary  'Eliaht To Freedom’   By JACK GUINN Associated Press Siaff Writer

Retention Of Crop Insurance Held Unlikely   Premiums In 1946 Reported Far Short Of Heavy Losses

Crop Risk Gets Jolt   Plans for Future U.S. Insurance Jeopardized By Heavy Cotton Loss

Federal Crop Insurance Hit  By High Loss   Claims On 1946 Cotton Crop $20 Million .More  Than Premiums Paid.

COTTON LOSSES DEAL BLOW 10 CROP INSURANCE   PAYMENTS EXCEED PREMIUMS BY MORE THAN 20 MILLIONS

U. $. CROP INSURANCE PLAN JOLTED   Hope of Retaining System Under Economy-Minded Congress Hit by Report of a Deficit in Operation on Cotton.

Crop Insurance Program Shaky  Cotton Losses Far Surpass Premiums

Heavy Loss On Farm Policies Seen In 1946   Little Hope Held For Continuance In Comina Year

CONTINUING CROP INSURANCE IS NOT LIKELY NEXT YEAR   Cotton Loss Claims Far Exceed Funds and Program Expect- § ed. to Be Killed

Farm Hand Is Charged With 1st Degree Murdes in Death of lowa Man

No Decision On Milk Price Increase Here  One Cent Increase Per Quart Ordered In Pitteburch Area

“MAKE SURE. ~ OF SUICIDE   Farmer Died In: d In: Hospital At Hull On Sunday    Noon =

“MAKE SURE. ~ OF SUICIDE   Farmer Died In Hospital At Hull On Sunday   . Noon °

RAILS MAY PAY TWO BILLIONS   Hopes in Overcharge Suits Expressed After Secret Testimony

U.S. SEEKING HUGE REFUNDS   Railroads Accused Of Much Overcharging On Freight During Wartime

Heroic Train Engineer Saves Lives; British Tighten Security Measures

Britain May Cut Forces Deeper   Reduction May Be Greater Than That Proposed By Attlee

Britain Is to Cul Armed Strength More Than Planned  Official Says Military Will Be Reduced ~ In Economy Measure

British May Cut Armed Forces To Bolster Sagging Civilian Economy

British Plan Army Cut Below Estimate  Also Expect Increase In Exports by 1948

ENGLAND PLANS REDUCED ARMY   Expense Cuts Will Also Free Men for Added Production

Britain Planning  Second Slash in Armed Strength   Snyder, Dalton Discuss Provisions of U.S. Loan

GREAT BRITAIN PLANS 10 CUT ARMED FORCES   Action Js Part of Prime Minister Attlee’s Crisis Program

Jap Carpenter  Creates Incident   Breaks From Crowd to Pre sent MacArthur Sword; Disarmed By Guards

FRENCH CABINET MEETS TO SOLE PARIS WALKOUTS   Communists Threaten To Call Out AN Organized Workers In Capital 4   UNION LEADER ASSAILS INTERFERENCE BY U. S.

Women’s Jury Bill Passed By Senate   Governor's "Greenbag” Appointments Are Due Today

WOMEN’S JURY BILL PASSED BY STATE SENATE   Attempt Being Made Te Oust Tidewater Fisheries Commission      GREENBAG WILL BE GIVEN SOLONS TODAY

G.0.P. PLEDGES REDUCTION IN HIS REQUEST   Rep. Knutson Again Predicts Reduction in Taxes

HOUSE LEADER SERVES NOTICE ON PRESIDENT   Kuntsen Insists U. $. Budget Should Be Trimmed  1. fm MI.

WARNS T OF BIGGER CUTS   Rep. Knutson Serves Notice GOP Plans 29 Billion Budget

Drive Against Communists Gets Under Way  Greek Army Makes . Dawn Attack to  Launch Offansiva

U. 5, PROTESTS TO ROMANIANS   Note Charges That Opponent: Of Government Being Deprived Of Rights

Strike Hits Newspapers at Chicago   Printers Go Out; Some to  Publish by Engraving  Alt Pages

ITU Printer:  Call Strike  In Chicago Union Members  Call Walk-Out  On Six Paners

Tax Revision To Congress. Proper Study   U.. S. Treasury Dep’t. Gives Report;. Four ’ Roanalhzation Plans.

Tax Revision Plans Handed to Congress   Treasury Submits Result of Studies en Eaulization

Treasury Submits on Income Tax Formula   Congress Handed Plans To Equalize Tax on A!l Merried Couples

Treasury Submits Four New Tax Pian: To House Group   Three Increase Individual Income Tax, 4th Cuts Them

Treasury Hands Congress Tax  Revision Ideas Four Plans Offered To   Four Plans Offered To Equalize Income Taxes On Married Couples

Arrest Four For $250,000 Ohio Robbery   Three Men And Woman Rounded Up By Authorities For Series of Holdups in Three States

PHONE WORKERS ARRESTED TODAY   Police Break up Meeting Today at Denver Of fice.

Senators Ask For Deeds Now   Stalin’s Words All Right If Officials Translate Them Into Action

Stalin’s Assertion To Stassen Draws Varied Comments From Senate Leaders

SENATORS EVE RUSSIAN ACTS   /Want Deeds Rather Than Words To Show Stalin’s Cooperction

Stalin Deeds To Mean More Than His Words   U. S. SENATORS DEMAND ACTION FROM REDS NOW

Tell Soviets To Back Up Stalin Talk   Senators Say Actions Speak Beyond Words

Russians May Obtain American Teamwork In Solving Peace Problem By Cooperating

Call On Reds Match Words With Actions   Several Senators Stipulate Terms On Which Stalin Can Expect Ameriean Cooperation

SENATORS URGE RUSSIA TO GET BEHIND STALIN   U. S.. Teamwork ° Promised When Soviets Acton Premier!s Peace Intentions .

SENATORS URGE RUSSIA TO BACK UP UNITY BID   Says U. S. Willing to Worl With Soviets If They Cooperate

Senators Ask Soviets Back Stalin Word   Deeds Rather Than Words Necessary to Dispel Skepticism

RUSSIANS URGED TO ‘BACK’ WORDS      Many Senators Want Signs Of Stalin’s Co-operation

Solons Commen On Stalin Talk With Stassen   Need for Action Rather Than Promises Cited

World Peace Based on Co-Operation   American Teamwork Promised If Russia Plays Ball

ACTS, NOT TALK ASKED OF RUSS   ; Senators Wish Stalin Would  Tell Gromyko, Not Stassen,   About Cooperation.

Solons Want Action, Not Words From: the Soviets .  Senators Say American Teamwork i n.d. ne Nd Le. Diceet ee

Opposition Moves Are Stopped Cold   Dozen Amendments Still To Be Considered By Final Vote By Nightfall Is Predicted

Case Arose At Refusa! Over Hall      Negro Singer's Recital I. Bamned by Group in Albany, Allegedls for Red ‘Front’   Cannon Is Present   President of Carver Socicty Names Neile F. Towner

German Arms Treaty Opposed By Soviets   U.S. Proposes Committee To Draft Four-Power Pact

German Disarming  Agreement Urged   Russia Would Change U. S. Four-Power Plan

France, Britain Back American Plan ion Demilitarization   U.S. Asks That Committee Negotiate Four-Power Pact Disarming Germany: Russia Seeks Amendments

MARSHALL URGES FOUR-POWER PACT   RUSSIA OFFERS AMENDMENTS THAT WOULD REWRITE U. 8. DRAFYL OF TREATY.

Russia Proposes Changes in Pact On German Issue   American Plan Accepted by Both British and French Chiefs

Urge Committee To Write lreaty  Reds Would Virtually Rewrite Pact Draft

Four-Power Pact Move Made by U. S. Impeded by Reds   It Is Believed That Molotcv May Be Able to Block Treaty

Proposals by Molotov Delay Big-4 Action On  Pact Against Germany ee, J

Reds Balk AtU. S. Plan For Treaty Acainst Germany  France, Britain Back American Proposals

TO PROTECT INTERESTS      Cities Are Asked to Intervene in Phone Rate Hike Case

Russia in Defensive Role in UN as Greece Takes Lead in Resumption of Debate on Situation in Balkans

Greek Leader Forces Soviet Into Defensive  Stand In U.N.   Tsaldaris Supports Move: Fer ‘Watch’ On Balkan Borders

Border Watch fo Be Asked   Prolonged Political Debate Is Expected to Occupy Assembly

Globe-Circling Plane Ahead of Hughes Mark   Flapsed Time from N. Y. to Calcutta 33 Hours. 55 Minutes

Phone Workers May Arbitrate   Governors Asked To’ Appoint Board To Make Wage Comparison.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Charge Aleman As Leader of Thwarted Invasion

7 TRUMAN WILL VETO LABOR. BILE   Confers With Truman Before Speaking

jLeaflets Are Scattered Over Guerrilla Area  Offering Greek Pardons

Early Meeting Between Stalin,  Marshall Seen   Bevin Backs U. S.  On Chinese Issue

Expect Marshall To Meet Stalin On Policy Stand   Foreign Ministsrs Conference Be gins Seventh Session With Bevin Rejecting China Talk

MAY DETERMINE FUTURE SOVIET, U. S. RELATIONS  BEVIN ALIGNS WITH  MARSHALL AGAINST  CHINA INVESTIGATION

SET FRIDAY; 2? ARE DEAD   7 Of 128 Injured In Critical Condition; All Identified

Hearing In Wreck Of Pennsy Train Sef For Friday  22 Reported Dead; 128 Are Injured

HEARING DATE SET IN PROBE OF PRR CRASH   ICC to Hold Inquiry Friday Into Wreck That Killed 22

Probe Pennsy  Wreck   Hearing Of 1LC.C. Opens Friday in Pittsburgh on Horseshoe _Curve Disaster; 22 Dead.

PROBE INTO RAILROAD WRECK ON TOMORROW   Death Tell Im Altos Altoona Accident New Stands At 22; Seven Injared In Critical Condition

ICC To Probe Altoona Wreck Toll Set at 22 ©   Injured List at 128, — Seven Still Critical, Jn Red Arrow Plunge

Police ‘Quiz Mother. In Child’s:“Murder_   Second Lie Détector Test Will Be Given Mrs. ‘Betty Barrows: Whose Three Year Old Son Was Strangled In His Crib.

Knowland Says Sen. Taft Made Good Impression in California But State G.0.P. Will Back Gov. Warren

Army Probes Memphis Crash Fatal to Score   C-47 Transport Strikes Trees, Explodes Three Miles from Landing Strip: 21st Body Sought

Twenty Perish in Army C-47 Crash At Memphis Airport   Plane Tears into Trees, Explodes as Landing Attempted

Plane Was: Landing»  at. gg Op      at Memphis   May Have Been A “Hitchhiker”, Several Were On Holiday Leaves

20 Killed as C-47 Falls at Memphis   Latest Tragedy Brings Death Toll to 45 for Air Force This Week

 ¢ ” 20 Killed in New Army Air Crash Seek Possible 21st Victim; Plane  Explodes Coming in for Landing

RESIGNATION ACCEPTED BY BLOOM BOARD   Will Study for Doctor's Degree and College Position   CAME HERE IN 1940

Teachers’ Pay Bill Advances In Senate   Pay Increases for Teach. ers Are Now Virtually Assured

Meat Will Be Plentiful This Fall but Prices will Remain High, Gov't Says

Housewives Told Steaks; Choris To Be Plentiful With Prices. Up -

Steaks. Pork Chons Will Be Plentiful This Fall But Break in Food Prices Still Far Away

‘Big Break’ In Food Prices Fails: They’ll Be High As Ever This Fall

PROMISED DECLINE OF 15 TO 25 PER CENT IN FOOD PRICES ROSEATE DREAM; MEAT EXPORT PINCH

NO HOPE FOR LOWER FOOD PRICES SEEN   Meat Is Only. .Food Which May’ Come Down

Steaks, Pork Chops More Plentiful By Fall, Prices Will Remain Steep

Steaks and Pork Chops May Be More Plentiful But Fall Food Bill Won't Show Much Reduction

1.8. FOOD EXPORT PROGRAM BLAMED FOR HIGH PRICES   Experts Predict Increased Supplies Will Not Reduce Costs

Food Prices To Continue  At High Level   No Indications In Sight Of Drop In Charges; Meat More Plentiful

Higher Food and Meat Prices in Future Forecast   More Meat for Fall One Bright.Spot in Outlook

‘Dip in Food Prices Still Remote; More Meat Predicted for Autumn

GREEN BLASTS PORTAL SUITS   Firms, Workers Should Settle Cases Privately, AFL President Says

 Better to Bargain  AFL Head Opposes Suits To Recover Back Pay on Portal-fo-Porfal Basis

Green Opposed to Portal Pay Suits  Contends Actions Are Unwarranted

MIKE BUBNA PAYS SLAYING PENALTY   Ex-Boxer Dies in Rock. view Electric Chair.

Walkout of 7,000 Southwestern: Truck Drivers Threatened   ‘January 31st Is Deadline, For Teamsters:

NIBBER WORKERS VOTE FOR STRIKE   cin Favored To Support Wage Hike Demand

Place Amount In Budget For 1948 Activity   Aldermen Unanimous In Giving Approval To Extensive Plans For Improvements

Palestine Jews Make Attacks On Arab Towns   Retaliate for Attacks or Jewish Convoys—Freight Trains Held Up

Arab Fighters Open Attack on  Jew Farmers   Jewish Bands Kill Arab: in 6 Settlements in Reprisals

Don’t Count Your Tax Cut Yet   Congressmen Still Battling Over Levy Loppines

CONGRESSMEN STILL HAZY GN TAX CUTS   Size of Reduction Hinge: On Government Spending Curbs

COMMODITY: MARKET INQUIRY IS SLATEL   Secretary Anderson Proposes Congress Legalize Disclosure  af Traders’ Names.

Anderson Moves To Reveal All’ Market Traders   Agriculture Head Would Name Congress Members, All Executives

AUTHORITY TO REVEAL NAMES IS DEMANDED   Anderson To Submit Lis Of Traders lf Congress Takes Action   REPUBLICANS PICK 7-MAN COMMITTEE

PROBE SLATED BY CONGRESS   Special Committee I _ Planned to Inquire  Into Speculation

CALLS SPECIAL OHIO SESSION FOR DECEMBER   Herbert Says Solons Will Consider Several Problems

HERBERT ORDERS SPECIAL SESSION   Date Of ‘Error-Correcting’ Meeting To Be Set Later

ASSEMBLY TO MEET EARLY IN DECEMBER   Special Ohio Session. Sel First Part Of Month On Law. ‘Errar’

U. §. Announces Opening Of New German Policy   General Clay Ordered To Uphold Democracy

U.S., BRITAIN STUDY PLAN FOR GERMANY   May Be Installed If Forthcoming Peace  Talks Collapse

Negro Janitor Executed in Gas Chamber   Terrified he Tells Guards to  “Get It Over Quick’

3 UNION CHIEFS DUCK QUERIES ON RED FAITH   Findings of Probe  May Provide Test Under Labor Law

HEAD OF. PROBE GROUP TC REPORT TO CONGRESS ON RED INFLUENCE IN LOCAL 

TELEPHONE STRIKE?   Company and Government Seek To  Avert Walkout

HOPE TO AVERT ~ PHONE: STRIKE   FEDERAL -_OFPICIALS * HAVE _ ARRANGED. MEETING TO. ‘MORROW WITH SPOKES. “MEN FOR  THE:  RET...

A. T. AND T--U.S. MEET ON PHONE STRIKE THREAT   Government In Last Minute Try Vo Reach Aeeord

Government Seeking To Find Method Of Averting Phone Strike   Assistant Secretary Of Labor Schedules Conference With A, T. And T. Officials

Demo Chairman Hit as ‘Tyrant’ By State Group   French Police Given Orders to Fire on Mobs in Self-Defense

A RESEARCH BUILDING   Ya Gea! of Midwest Institute's Million-Dollar Fund Drive

A RESEARCH BUILDING      Ie Goal of Midweat Institute’s Mil. lien-Dollar Fund Drive

LEADER AVERS WAR AIMS STRAY   Marine Vandegrift Says Freedom Threatened

MARINE CORPS CHIEF SPEAKS   Vandegrift Fears for Future Peace, Says War Victory Not Enough

Open vs. Union Shop Is One of Biggest Issues  Steel Corp., Union Work on Problems

Cooler Weather MovesSouthward   16 States Report Temperatures Above 100-Degree Mark

‘Bradley Orders  ‘Contract Review   Of Vet Hospital:   ¥ s on “Runaway Construction Costa Reported Greater  Than Available Funds

Gen. Bradley Orders Check Of VA Units   Says Construction Costs Far Exceed U. S. High Estimates

Bradley to Review VA  Construction    Two Hospitals in   State Affected

Fire Epidemic In U.S. Costs Lives of Ten   175 Guests Flee . To Safety From Hotel in York, Pa

Mishaps lake Lives OF Ten   Fires and Explosions Take High Death Toll Over Weekend

nee ree ctemnncteentn noe renee met  REDS BIG DNEPR RIVER NAM FUNCTIONS AGAIN

Mammoth Red Power Plant Running Again   Dnepr Dain Was. ‘Among Largest In World; Smash. ed By Russians And Nazis.

Reds Restore War-Wrecked  Dam on Dnepr   First Power Goes To Ukraine: Soon Will Produce 3 Billion KWH

Instant Dismissal Of Striking State Employes Urged   -MEASURE DISCUSSED AT TOP GOP PARLEY   Designed to Uphold Funda mental “No Strike” Princinal in State

‘Ballots Fail lo Break iU. N. Deadlock   Ukraine and India Give no Sign of Backine Down

Protest By — Russia Raps UN Actions.   Opposes Attempts By U. 8., Britain Prevent Ukraine's — Entrance;  Soviet Vetoes Now Total 22. ee

India, Ukraine Deadlocked in Voting for Membership on UN Council: Russia Comolains

FIGHT HALTED FOR U.N. SEAT   Security Council Contest  Shelved As Deadlock Holds in Voting

Soviet Ukraine, India Seek UN Post  Reds Hit Anglo-U.S. Stand Against Slavs

ADMISSION OF ITALY, FINLAND IS TURNED DOWN   Russia Vetoes U. N. Ap plications Of Two Axis Satellites   U. S., BRITAIN AGAIN ATTACKED BY SOVIETS

Soviet Protests Fight in UN Against Ukraine Election to Important Post

Russia Argues For Admitting Ukraine To UN      Vetoes To Bar Italy And Finland Cast By Soviet Deleaation .

REDS ASSAIL U. $. IN DISPUTE OVER UN COUNCIL SEAT   Term Drive to Block Ukraine from Post ‘a Blow to World Cooperation.’   USE VETO AGAIN   Take Advantage of Special Power Twice to Bar Entry of Italy, Finland.

Italy Again Is KeptOutOfU.N By Soviet Veto  Anti-Ukraine Bloc Aecailad Ry II<tD

Soviets Lodge Special Protest  _ Score Move To Block Election Of Ukraine

Reds Veto Italy And Finland For U. N. Membership   Russia Protests Attempts Of U. S., Britain Te  Prevent Election Of Soviet Ukraine To Poland’. Gassiettes [ctcatt Gains

Arab Mob Stays Jewish Merclianl   ‘Native Patrol Saves Jew  From Band of Headlums

Truman to Try Florida Fishing  Maintains Silence On Foreign Affairs

Truman Is Trying His Hand at Florida Fishing  President Keeps His Silence on Affairs of World

SECRET FOREIGN AGENTS RE PORTED INVOLVED IN THE   PRENCH STRIKES AND  nots

Frenzied Man Shoots Family  Resented Building Adjoining His Home

‘Oldster Tries to Wipe Out Family When Their ‘Happiness is Threatened

The Weather   Union Urges Increase in Steel Output  Kaiser Claims T wemir mi C1]   Kaiser Claims Lack of Steel Curbs Industry

Churchill Accuses Laborites   Puts Final Touch To Sharp Commons Debate Over Acute F1 nancial Situation.

Yosemite Checks Husband’s Car   Slain Countess’ Past Probed as Search Widens for Death Suspect

Sheriff Says Murder Chargs Ready to Sign   Domestic Love Triangl:  Seen as Possible Mo : tive in Killing

Stalin Invites Democracies To Hope  That Reds And America Can Get Along

Senators Call Upon Soviet To Cooperate   Lack of Cooperation Between Reds-U. S. Is Seen   By DEWITT MACKENZIFP AP PForeien Affairs Analyst

Dictator Of Reds Invites Us To ‘Hope’      Stalin Says Conflicting Economie Systems Can Exist In Harmony If There’s a Will to Cooperate

Speaker May Be President  Rep. Martin 7 Die ae: Saas sy Se Seiad

Bill to Designate Speaker Successor To the Presidency   Joe Martin Will Be the Crown Prince if Bill is Successful

'Behold, He Is Not Dead, He Is Iisen?  ‘Nation Marks Easter Hope

Christians Throughout World Celebrate As Easter Day Ends Week of Mourning   JERUSALEM TROUBLED AS FASTER DAWNS

Assembly Due ToGet BillOn Redistricting   Legislature Convenes? In auguration for New State Officers

TRAIN HITS AUTO. FIVE ARE KILLED   Members of Family From Michigan Dio At NYC Crossing In Cardinaton

Five Members Of Family Killed And One Hurt In Train And Auto Collision

Nationwide Rise In Price of Coal   Truman Request for Delay Is Rejected by NCA

Observers Say _ Local Roads Are Worst In lowa  Unusually Severe  , Winter And Late Spring Resnonajhle

Observers Say Local Roads Are Worst In Iowa   Unusually Severe , Winter And Late ’ Spring Responsible

Appropriations Bill Passed By House      Funds Provided To Aic Needy and Stem Communism Spread

House Passes Spending Bill By Voice Vote      fleasure to Provide Funds For Foreign Countries Now Coaec< ta Senate

America Speeds Aid To Europe  Flood Control Rider «Dropped By Case

House Votes Relief Fund To Antireds   U. S. Three-Pronged Program Would Stimulate Reeavery

House Okays Foreign Aid Fund Budget   Omnibus Appropriations Measure Provides Money For U. §. Tri-Pronged  Program far Recovery

House Passes  U.S. Foreign Spending Bill  ha tm awe Farsve 42 rete rt  [6h ,   $1,353,024,900 Fund For Big Program Is Given Approval

House Swiftly Votes Omnibus Funds Measure   Appropriates Money To Carry Out U.S. European Aid-Plan

House Swiftly Votes Funds. For European Aid Progr. m  Omnibus Bill Includes Money For Occupation, Greece, Turkey  -

‘OREIGN AID FUNDS VOTED IN HOUSE BILL   Measure Provides $1.2 Billion for Help Of  European Nations

FUNDS VOTED BY HOUSE 10 FEED HUNGRY   EUROPE’S RECOVERY LINKED WITH CURB ON COMMUNISM

FUNDS ARE VOTED BY HOUSE FOR Blo FOREIGN PROGRAM   Outlay of $1,353,024,900 Approved to Speed Europe’s Recovery, Hel p Hungry and Stop Communism.   LEGISLATION NOW GOES TO THE SENATE   Measure Carries F ull $406,000,000 Previously Authorized to Aid Greece and Turkey.

Howard Hill, Minburn, to  Head lowa Farm Bureau      Succeeds Kline; Richard Stephens  Crawfordsville, Is Vice-President

sidan Tn Stannie’ Election Was Victory For State, Senate, Nation, Press Says

PRESS PRAISES RANKIN DEFEAT   Most Papers Fail To Find Definite National Voting Trend

Attention Called  to Lahor ‘Abuses’  Will Seek Replies From Union Heads

Delegates Propose Tax On Bookmakers   Sales Tax Opponent Say Levy Would Yield Five Million

TAX ON BOOKMAKERS TO BE INTRODUCED   Baltimore Delegate Estimates That $5,000,000 A Year Can Be Raicead

RANT. AND UNJUS)   Says Owens-Corning Fiberglass President In Regard To Government Charges.

FAVOR SUGAR CONTROL   joure Committee Vatea to Extend Rationing Until Oct. 21

Committee Votes To  1 ‘ . ‘Extend Sugar Ration And Price Controls

Power Shortage In 1948 Warned   Commission Says Nation Consuming More Power Than During Heieht Of War Effort

Baby Drowned In Bathtub, Dumped In Sea Mother Calmly Confesses To Killing Five-Months-Old Boy

Site Chosen For VA Hospital  $8,000,000 Structure Goes To Little Rock

Hostile'Forces In Family Life Will Be Purged   Nation-wide Campaign. To " Seek Specific Ways ToBuild Life Around Families

“Lucky Break" Leads to Discovery of Dinosaur Skeletons in New Mex.

MaUi5 Ul BE AW BV WM  Discovery of Complete Dinosaur Skeletons in Northern N.M. Is Exnected to Throw Light on Early Animal Life

Police Union Barred by Supreme Court   Four Judges Agree in St. Louis Case but Ask Full Court to Act; Split on Right of Municingl Emploves to Baraain

Miami Thieves Get $125,624 In Jewel Jobs   Entertainer Sophie Tucker Among Victims In Two Robbertes.

NAS meee meee A cispeshe  7 wre reese FF RTT weet ee  Sentence In  Slavery Case

Convict Woman, Slavery Charge   Mrs. Ingalls Held in Jail; Awaits Sentence

FOUND GUILTY ON SLAVERY CHARGE   JURY DISAGREES ON GUILT OF HUSBAND IN UNUSUAL CASE

Woman Is Convicted of Slavery.in First Case of Its Kind Since 1880

Another Proposal Meets Opposition   Grain Regulation Plan Meets Fate Of Authority Plea

GOP Leaders Hit Truman’s Grain Plan  . Express Opposition To Regulation Of  Livestock Feeding

TRUMAN PLAN TO CONSERVE GRAIN IS DUD   CONGRESS PREPARES TO LAUNCH ATTACK ON HIGH PRICES

BRAIN POINT IN TRUMAN PLAN   Reguiating Measure Lates' To Become Victim Of Opposition

GOP Reject Fifth Plan Of Truman   President Suggested Control of Feeding Grain to Livestock

Truman’s Proposal For Control Grain Is Out, Says Taf   Plan Would Cut Down on Feeding Cattle, Hogs and Poultry

Livestock Grain Regulation Plan Is Sidetracked   Presideni’s Proposa Marked Off List By Senate-House Eronemic Groaun

ANOTHER PHASE OF TRUMAN BID IN FOR DEFEAT   Request For Authority To Regulate Amount Of Grain Fed To Livestock And Poultry Apparently In For Defeat By GOP.

Fifth of 10 Proposals Is Defeated   Program for Livestoch Meets Same Fate As Four Other Points

GOP Opposes  Truman Plan   Turns Thumbs Down On Move to Regulate Livestock Grain Feed

Third Request Of President  Turned Down   Truman Had Sought Power to Regulate Feeding of Grairs In Food Shortage

GOP BALKS AT NO.5 POINT ON TRUMAN LIST   CONTROL OF GRAIN FOR STOCK FEEDING MEETS OPPOSITION

Request To Regulate Quantity Of Grain Given To Livestock Dies In Congress

GOP REJECTS TRUMAN'S PLAN FOR GRAIN CURE   Refuse to Okay Controls Over Amount Farmers Feed to Stock

Truman’s Curb on Feed Grain Is Ousted by GOP Opposition   Senator Taft Reveals Proposal Marked Off List by Cormmittee

6.0, RULES GRAIN CONTROLS   Another of Truman’s Ideas Erased On 10-Point List

FEED GRAIN REINS ARE NOT EXPECTED   Regulation of the Amount Given Livestock Another of G. O. P.-Opposed Steps Asked by Truman to Fight Inflation.

ANOTHER TRUMAN PROPOSAL WAS DEFEATED TODA)   It Was te Regulate Amount of Grain Fed to Livestock.   WAS BITTERLY OPPOSED   Met Same Fate as Request for Authority to Limit Rationing.

Committeemen  To Disregard Plea for Control Of Livestock Feeding; Some Compromise Plan For Stabilizing Economy Foreseen

G.OLP. Rejects “ruman’ s Proposal to Regi: ate Grain Fed to Live:‘ock

GOP Turns Another Truman Plan Down   Designed To Cut Down Feeding Of Grain To Cattle, Hogs And Poultry

Another Trumar Proposal Killed By Republicans  Taft Says “Mark  No.5 Off List’ ; AL bola A en

PROPOSAL WILL BE STRICKEN, TAFT SAYS   Would Require Price Control, Anderson Reports   MEETS SAME FATE   Meted To President’s Requests For Wage Ceilings And Rationing

GRAIN LIMIT PROPOSAL OUT   Taft Sees Little Chance fo Adoption of President's Proposal on Stock Feeding.

Proposal No. 5 Marked Off List By Republicans  n Plan Woulc Set Grain Feeding

Truman's New Grain Feed Plan Erased By GOP   Taft Sees No Need For Congress To Grapple With Issue

Third of Truman's Proposals Killed By Economic Grour  Regulation of Grain To Feed Livestock ls Declared Out

Leaders of GOP Hit Proposals To Limit Wages  Stock Feed Cuts Join Rationing

Truman's Grain Saving Plan Bitterly Opposec   Taft Doesn’t See Any Further Use Of Consideration

Republicans Kill Another Proposal   Anderson Gives Testimony To Committee

Program for  Feed Control Is Rejected   Senate Committee Calls For Speedy Action on Quick Aid to Austria, Franee and Itely

U.N. FACES TROUBLE IN REACHING DECISION ON INDONESIAN STRIFE   The Netherlands Representa. tive Brands Cease Fire Order A Failure   COMPROMISE IS SOUGHT

'UN Faces Problem \In Indonesian Strife   Netherlands Representative Says Council Must Either Send Troops To Enforce Its “Cease Fire Or der”? Or Keep Hands Off In Far Done Bichtion

Security Council Heads for Trouble in Attempt To Find Indonesian Solution

Drop Indonesia Peace Efforts, Is Plea of Dutch   U-N Told to Send Troops or Keep Hands Off

UN Appears on Way to Trouble In Dutch Issue   Efforts to Halt Hostilities Fail?

Netherlands Say - UN. Efforts Fail   Demand Made for Troops in Indonesia. or  Hands Off Poliey -

UN COUNCIL IN TROUBLE OVER INDONESIAN WAR   Netherlands Representa ti v ¢ Wants Cease Fire Order Enforced by Troops

Security Council Headed For Trouble on Indonesia   Dutch Say "Send Troops’ to Keep Order Or Kean Hands Off the Dispute

Council Has Trouble  In Offing   Indonesian Problem Appears to Be Near Stalemate

Send Troops Or Stay Out, Says Official   Security Council’s Order To Cease Firing Fails; Conflict Goes Unheeded

Vision Trouble For U.N. Council  On Indies Strife   Asked To Send Troops To  Indonesia Or To Allow  Dutch Handle Situation

U.N. Headed for Trouble in East Indies Problem  Dutch Claim Peace Efforts Have Been ‘Dismal Failure’

Efforts To End Indonesian War  Branded Failure  Security Council Cc. rac ja

Dutch Tell U. N. To Either Send Troops To Indonesia Or Keep Hands Off Situation   Security Council Efforts To Halt Fighting In East Indies Branded A Failure

Dutch Ask Security Council To Send Troops 1o Indonesia To Police Cease-Fire Order

UN Failed On Indonesian Problem—Dutch  inister Demands Council Either Send   Minister Demands  Council Either Send Troops Or Keep Out Of Whole Question

Dutch Demand  UN Send Troops Into Indonesia  Either Do That Or Keep Hands Off They Tell Security Council

TROUBLE FACES U.N. COUNCIL ON DUTCH DISPUTE   Netherlands Demands *‘Senc Troops’ To Indonesia Or Keep Hands Off

UN Peace Efforts In Indonesia Fail, Netherlands Cries   Asks Council to Provide Troops or Else Keep Hands Off

Dutch Assail Truce Setup   Patrol Java or Keep Hands Off, U. N. Told

Compromise Looms Over Indies Issue   But UN Council Faces Trouble in Reaching Decision

Britain Awaits Announcement of Engagement of Elizabeth and Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten

Expect News of Engagement   Royal Betrothal Between * Princess Elizabeth, Lt. ’ PAountbatten Near

Britain's Royal Family Returns   Back from Three-Mcnths Four of South Africa

16 Year Old German Stowaway in Third Try for America  Relentless Immigration Officials to Return a Yearning Boy

WEATHER VITAL NEXT 2 WEEKS FOR FARMERS   Experts Estimate Losses Already Hit $100,000,000 in Ohio

Virtually Scraps Ten-Point Plan Truman Wants  No Provisions for Rationina or Price

Peron Declares ‘Misunderstandings’ With U. S. Ended   Argentine ‘Strong Man’ Cites New Friendship, Readiness to Take Hemisphere Rele, Defends His 5-Year Economic Aims  ©   National Sorrow’

President Of Argentina Says Misunderstanding With U.S. ls Cleared Up

Federal Tax . Collections Setting Record   Secy. Snyder Voices Hope Budget Can Be Balanced This Year

Collections kK xceeding Expec tations   Snyder Has Hopes Of Balanced Budget  For Fiseal Year

Mexico Holds Four Gls, Legion Says   Post Leader Charges Four Confined Without Trial

DE MILLE SLAPS AT CLOSED SHOP   Asks Congress To End Plan And ‘Free’ Workers

Closed Shop. Ends Freedom.  DeMille Says   Producer Declares People Want Reform ~ Promise Fulfilled

Hollywood Producer Call: On Congress to “Free” American Workers From “Serfdom”

'De Mille Says U.S. Closed Shops Stop ‘Right to Work’   Movie Producer Asks Enc of System, Cites His Own Case; Says There Is Que Issue

De Mille Asks End To Closed Shon In Nation   MOVIE PRODUCER HITS DICTATORIAL LABOR POLICIES

CLOSED SHOP INDEMOCRATIC CONGRESS TOLD   Movie Maker De Mille De clares Pact Tantamount To Serfdom

Present Setup Called ‘Slavery’   Right to Work Declared Part Of Democracy

De Mille Hits Closed Shop   Cites Suspension Union During 1944 Election

Closed Shop 1s Roundly Scored By Film Maker   Cecil B. DeMille Ask: Congress To Prohibit The Power. .

Film Producer Asks For End Of Closed Shoy   De Mille Pictures System Controlling Americans’ “Right To Work, Live”

De Gasperi to Reshuffle His Cabinet   Trounces Reds in Two-Day Strike at Rome

De Gasperi Wins Over Communists   Italian Strike Ends And Premier Plans Changes in Cabinet

Communist-Led Strike Defeated By De Gasperi   Cabinet Reshuffle Scheduled Today

DeGasperi Plans Cabinet Shuffle   Strong Man of Italy to Press Fight on Reds

Gasperi Wins Strike Crisis, Plans Rally   Italian Premier To Bolster Cabinet; Red Defeat Complete

GREEN PRAISES STATE BUDGET   DECLARES STATE TO LIVE WITHIN MEANS DURING BIENNIUM

Tropical Storm Gives Hint of  Changing Path   Hurricane Slackens Its Forward Pace to  12 to 14 Miles Hour

Independence for Korea  Urged hy U. S.   United Nations Are Asked to Consider Matter

Margarel's Ring Doesn't Mean Any Romance, Says She   Wears It Ot Engagement Finger Sq. Ske Can Shake Hands With Rigkt Hand

Dewey Scores Sweep for Major Part Of Program; Defeat of Bond Issue For Veterans’ Bonus Predicted *

TEACHER PAY, LOUAL TAX PLAN AND SOLDIER BONUS ARE PASSED BY NEW YORK LEGISLATURE   All Three Gain Approval After Several Attacks—19 Republicans and Seven Democrats Oppose Local Tax Plan—Teacher Legislation To Take Effect July 1 Next

Wage-Hour Law,  Constitutional  ( hange Asked Group Would Take Lic  Off Welfare Spending, Increase Teachers’ Pay

TRUMAN CALLS FOR AIDS 10 WORLD TRADE   Reduction of Barriers I: Urged By President In Texas Speech

Free World Trade Vital,  Truman Says  Economic Role of U.S. Key to Peace, He Declares

TRUMAN BLASTS AT HIGH TARIFFS   Declares U. S. Holds Key To Economic.Peace, War

Truman Lands To Gel Degree From Baylor   President Arrives in Waco From Mexico And Will Make Major Foreian Policy Speech

fuman Contends U. 8. Can «Lead World to Economic  Peace or Economic War           EDUCTION OF WORLD ~ TRADE BARRIERS ASKED

Says U.S. Can Lead World To Economic Peace   Hits At Proponents Of High Tariffs And “Isolation”

TRUMAN FEARS ECONOMIC WAR   Chief Tells Texans Nation Must Reduce Trade Barriers—Support Urged

Critics of Reciprocal... Trade Program: Lashe¢ By. Truman. in Waco:   President Makes Important Economic: Pronouncement In Baylor Ceremony: . -

U. S. Can Lead To Eeo nomic Peace Or Cause Economic War, He Warns   Re-Affirms Faith  In Trade Accords   President Stops At Wace Enh Route Home From Mexico To Receive Degree

Strikes Out At Proponents Of High Tariffs   Says U.S. Can Lead Way To Economic Peace or War in World    

‘Truman Fears Vast Trade War   Internetional Barriers to Commerce Must Be Lowered or World Faces New Economic Strife, President Warns in Waco

TRUMAN URGES REDUCTION IN BARRIERS 10  WORLD TRADE   Spoke At Baylor University After Official Goodwill Visit To Mexico

Tariff-Cuttnmg Would Not Hurt American Trade, Truman Tells Radio Audience

Higher Tariffs And Isolation Are Opposed.   Continued Bi-Partisan Support Urged For United States Foreign Policies

Receives Degree At Baylor After Tour Of Mexico   Urges Reduction of Trade Barriers In Acceptance Speech

Eventually Leads to Political War With No Winners   Charges Republican Isolationism Was Respon. sible For Last War.

Pattern of Economics Up fo U. §.   Reduction of World Trade Barriers Vital; Strikes at Hiah Tari¥

United States Can Lead   Truman Calls for Reduction World Trade Barriers in  Talk in Waco, Tex.

Truman Wants NoBans for World Trade   Reduction of Barrier: Declared Necessary To Get Economie Peacé

De ee eT ce ~ Lr Ne NNR  Truman Warns Must Lower International Trade Barriers or Face “Economic War”

Truman Asks Freer Trade in Waco, Tex., Address Today   Receives Honorary Doctor’s Degree From University

Need For Freer World Trade  Is Assertion   -U. 8, Can Lead. The Na- tions Into Economic Peace “Oe War «a

SAYS U.S. CAN LEAD NATIONS TO ECONOMIC PEACE   President Truman Called Foi au Reduction of World Trade Barriers,   SPOKE AT WACO, TEXAS   Ile Reaflirmed His Faith In the Keciprocal Trade Act.

Economic War Would Follow Isolationism, Warns Truman   Receives Honorary Degree At Baylor; Collece President’s Sneech Censored

President In Plea At Waco College Today   U. S. CAN LEAD WORLD INTO PEACE OR WAR

Policy Speech Gives No Hint. On Greek Cry For U.S. Help   President Reaffirms Faith In. Emhattled Reciproeal Trade Act

TRUMAN BACK IN UNITED STATES   To Receive Honorary Degree at Baylor University

Dignitaries Of Texas Greet Truman af Waco   President Gets Doctor of Laws From Baylor

Plea ls Made By President   U.S. Holds Balance of Power, University Told

Truman Warns Against Higher  Trade Barriers   President Is Given Honorary Degree at Baylor University

TRUMAN RETURNS 10 CAPITAL DESK   Receives Honorary Degree At Baylor U. On Stop — In Waco

LOWER TRADE BARS BACKED BY PRESIDENT   NATION IS WARNED TO PREVENT BIG ECONOMIC WAR

TRUMAN FOR A CUT IN TRADE BARRIERS   President Makes an Ad. dress at Baylor Uni versity   CETS HONORARY LL.D.

Truman Urges. Reduction of Trade Barriers   Economic Peace or War Depends on U. § Leadership. He Says

' President Calls For Lowering of Trade Barriers   Warns Nation That Alternative Means “Eeonomie War’

Trade Barriers Must Be Reduced President Says  Dediares Economic War is Aliernative

Truman Asks World Trade  Barrier Cut   Declares U. S. Can Lead to Eccnomic Peace Or War

Critics of Reciprocal Trade Program Lashed By Truman in Waco   President Makes Important Economic Pronouncement In Baylor Ceremony

TRUMAN CALLS FOR REDUCTION OF TRADE BANS   Tells Waco Audience U. S. Car Lead World Into Economic Peace. or War.

Need For Freer World Trade Is  Truman’s View   U.S. Can Lead Nations  Into Economic Peace

Truman Urges Reduction of Trade Barriers   President Devotes Texas Speech to Economic Issue

President Finishes Good Will Visit In Mexico; To Get Degree From Baylor

“TRADE BARRIER -REDUCTION AIM OF PRESIDENT   Truman Warns Economic War Only Alternative For Whole World

DROP BARS TO WORLO TRADE TRUMAN SAYS   Baylor Talk Hits Seekers of High Tariffs and Isolation.

SAYS U.S, HOLDS KEY TO ECONOMIC HEALTH OF WORLE   Me. Traman, in Texas Address, Asks Reduction of  Pe owen Drnrbinee

President Urges Reduced Tariffs As Aid to Peace   Economic Warfare : Feared; Honorary Degree Presented

President Warns Nation Against An Economic War  Urges Lowering of Inter national Trade

Truman Urges  _ To Retain Peace   Present World Barriers Should Be Reduced, He Asserts In Texas Talk

Truman Plead: For Lowered Trade Barriers   Declares America Must Lead World To Economic Peace

TRUMAN PLEADS FOR REDUCTION TRADE HURDLES   President Declares America Can Lead Nations To Economic Peace Or; Plunge Them Intec Economic War.

Economic Peace Or War Up To Us—Trumar   President Would Further Reduce World Trade Barriers; Speaks At Baylor University Where He Received Decree.

United Staies, He Says, Can Show Way to Peace or Can Plunge AH Into Economic War; Receives Degree From Baylor University

Truman Receives Baylor Degree  Calls For Reduction Of World Trade Bars

Truman In Texas; Calls For Slash  Of World Trade Barriers In Talk

.c = ae A 1 a Lo 4 me ; 2 rn S g CG  n S a q F ~ & j , : C ) : W   Truman Calls for Congressional Support on Reciprocal Trade, Geneva Convention

TRUMAN URGES LOWER WORLD TRADE BARRIER   President States Slash in Tariffs Will Not Hart American Industry

Says U.S. Policy Can Lead Nations To Peace or War   Reaffirms Faith in Reciprocal Trade Act; No Reference to Appeal by Greece

Truman Warn: “Economic War” Is Altern: tive To Lowering Trade:Barriers

President Truman Calls For A Freer World Trade   Declares U. S. Can Lead Nations To Economic  Peace Or Economic War.

President Asks Reduction Of World Trade Barriers In Address At Waco, Tex.   HONORARY DEGREE   Given Chief Executive At Baylor U. Continuation Of Bi-Partisan Support Is Weleomed

ECONOMIC WAR SAUD ALTERNATIVE UNLESS BARRIERS LOWERED  TEXAS TALK DEVOTED TO DISCUSSION OF FOREIGN POLICIES

Trade Barriers Reducti ton Asked  ~ TER we   Truman Says U.S. Can Lead Way to Peace

TRUMAN ASKS TRADE PACT!   Warns Economic War Like ly If Barriers to Trade Are Not Lowered

Must Cut World Trade Barriers,  Truman Declares Gets Baylor Degree At Waco, Tex., on Return From Mexico

SAYS AMERICA CAN MAKE OR BREAK PEACE   President Calls For Reduction Of Trade Barriers In Texas Speech

Lower Trade Barriers, Is Truman Plea   President States Economic Warfare Onlv Alternative

PRESIDENT ENDS GOOD-WILL VISIT IN MEXICO CITY   RECEIVES DEGREE FROM BAYLOR U., AT WACO, TEXAS

‘Truman Warns Must Lower International Trade Barriers or Face “Economic War”

lruman Cails Fo Cut In World Trade Barriers  President Outlines His Tariff Policies In Baylor Speech

Washington — © — President Truman returned to Washington wesday night from s trip to xico, with a stopever at Waco,     M. ‘Texas, on his way home.

High Tariffs Are Scored In Address   President Gets Honorary Degree From Baylor

President Ends Good-Will Mexican Trip  rrive¢   "Sacred Cow” Arrive: At Waco After Flight of 4'2 Hours

TRUMAN ASKS LOWER WORLD TRADE WALLS   President, in Baylor University Speech, Says the U.S. Can Bring Economic Peace or Launch an Economic War.

Figure Experts Show Cost of Homes Is Less in 1947 Than Back in 1939

Indian Leaders Accept Partition   High Commands Agree On Boundary Changes

Two Largest Indian Groups Accept Plan   British Plan Wins Approval Of Congress Party, Mostem Leacue

RAILROADS LOSE FIRST. RATE BOUT      Hearings. On Fight To Gain Increases’ Opened .

NEW TAX SLASH BILL FORESEEN   House Favors Plan Te Start Reductions Next Jan. 1

UOLD SNAP LOSES" SOME OF POWER   Abnormally Low Temperatures Prevail in Rockies, West Coast Area

2 PARTIES PREPARE FOR THIRD TAX FIGHT   Doughton Sees the Fosslbility 0! Another Veto if Congress Votes Beduction.

Doughton Sees Tax.Cut Vete   Doesn’t Think Republicans Can Override Action

Tax Reduction Still in Doubt   Rival Leaders Look Te  Special Session

Reports Inflation Helping ‘To Keep Down Joblessness Federal Reserve Bulletin Analysis   en ge Ee  TLAROR MARKET FIRM

Long-Secret Statement IBy Hess on Arrival in England in ‘41 Revealed

Hess Contended U. S. Coveted British Empire  War Department Releases Details of Talks

Hess Told British U.S. Planned to  Take Over Empire  Details of His Talks After Flight Told By War Department

ADDITIONS MADE TO MOUNT STAFF   Largest Peace-Time En rollment In College History Assured

More Killed In Jewish, Arab Rioting   New Violence Over Plan To Partition Holy Land Boosts Death Toll and Property Damage

Palestine Violence Increases   Krab Legion Repulses Jew ish “Attack on  latta’’

GUNFIRE CRACKS AGAIN IN BORDER AREA BETWEEN ARAB JAFFA AND ALL. JEWISH TEL AVIV AND THREE JEWS DIE

kx-Diplomat Believes U.S: Too Charitable to Use A-Bomb First   George H. Earle Terms Russia ‘Terrible Menace’ in Testifying Before Committee

Congress Told U. S. Situation is “Desperate”  Startling Statement Made By Ex-Diplomat

Former Envoy Warns Of Danger Of Enemy Attack  U.S. Urged To Use Atom Bomb, To Avert Death For Millions

Sees Only Even Chance 10 Pet. of Americans ‘Will Be Alive  Five Years from Now’.

Russia Callec Terrible U.§. Menace   Former Diplomat Fears Americans Too Soft-Hearted

U. S. POSSESSION OF A-BOMB }ONLY REASON RUSSIA HAS NOT "OVERRUN WORLD, EARLE SAYS

VAWN VP WVARARNEJJS  Ex-Diplomat Forecasts Bomb That May Destroy Americans

Congress Hears Russian Threat On Bomb Future   Earle Pessimistic in His Viewpoint

Congress Told Russians Plan To Use A-Bomb   Earle Thinks 90 Percent of Americans Will Die In Five Years

America’s Squeamishness Over A-Bomb Use Could Be Fatal, Congress Warned

Russia Cited As ‘Terrible Menace’   Former Envoy George Earle Urges Use Of Bomb On Those Banning Inspection

Witness Gives Grim Warning On Atom Bom    Americans Too Charitable, Won't Use It First, Says

Russia's a ‘Terrible Menace’  Former Diplomat Sees America’s End Unless Atom Bomb Secrets Are Kept

Ex-Diplomat Gloomy Over World Peace   George Earle Says Only Few Of Us May Be Alive In 10 Years

Probers Told Of Red Peril   Former Diplomat Afraid Russia Mav Bomh 1. S.

LaborA bandonsPlans Fi or ThirdParty Effori   Union Spokesmen Council Workers To Concentrate on Namine Friends

U.S. Declare  Greece Is  Target of UN Charge Communi Trying to Seize

Balkan Nations Hit By Johnson   American Delegate Says Albania, Bulgaria, And Yugoslavia Are Imperiling World Peace

WAY. CLEARED FOR SENATE ACTION ON PORTAL SUIT BAN   Proposal By Democrats for Substitute Plan Voted Down By Republicans ‘

Urges Presidency Be Limited  Dictatorship Danger Seen by Senator

Nine-Year Limit On Presidency Is Urged By Wiley  Would Be Safeguard Against Dictatorship

Old Building Would Become Art Gallery   Fireproof Storage Recommended

Three More Blasts Today; 650 Are  Now Known Dead   Fires Creeping Toward Figh Tanks of Octane Gas: Harbor Area Evacuated

MORE BLASTS OMAGH APART ANOTHER SHIF   Red Cross Reports More Than 3,000 Injured in Torn Texas Citv.

One of Eight Fires Is Brought Under Control Today by Firemen; Huge Loss Is Estimated   CHEMICAL PLANT IS ‘RUINED SHELL’

Red Cross Believes Toll May Reach 700 Dead; New Explosions Reported

Town Rocked Again. With Explosion Of Nitrate Ship Early Thursday   Death Toll Onlv Estimate In Grim Tragedy

Chevrolet Track » On Display By -. Rolfe Auto Co.   -Many New Features Include Cab Bg That “Breathes”

PRIVATE BRITISH-RUSSIAN TALKS TO BRING ATOMIC ROMER CONTRO! ACREEMENT PI ANNED

British Seek Private Talks With Russia To lron Out Differences On Atomic Energy Control Plan

CAA Objects To Having The Things Wandering Around Aimlessly  Balloon Salesmen Glum As U.S. Clamps Control On Their Wares

Gas Bag Market Slumps  Balloon Salesmen Are Glum as Government ‘Clamps Drastic Controls on Their Wares

Two Vessels Collide In Pacific Fog  No Report Of Casualties On Fither Shin 

Paraguay Head   SHIP IN DANGER AFTER COLLISION   Crew Takes To Lifeboats As Motorship Fills With Water

MILITARY COURT CONVICTS NAZI PRISON CHIEFS   231 OPERATORS OF BUCHENWALD PRISON ‘AWAIT SENTENCING

31 Convicted Of Atrocities At Buchenwald   U.S. Military Court Will Sentence Nazi Operators Thursday

Buchenwald Defendants   ‘Convicted   All 31 Found Guilty After Trial Before U.S. Military Court; Sentences Thursday

U.S. Military Court Convicts 31 at Dachau   » Uist Includes Operators Of Buchenwald Camp;  Thisrcdss lke Sentenda: Maw

31 CONVICTED FOR TORTURES   Buchenwald Concentratior Camp Staff to Hear Fate Thursday

31 Convicted In Buchenwald Camp War Atrocities  Pregnant Woman Is Among Those Facing

31 Buchenwald Camp Aids Guilty   150,000 To 200,000 Persons Died In Infamous German Concentration Area

Convict 31 For War Atrocities   Sentences Thursday For ‘‘uchenwald Force

Defendants Convicted Of Personal Acts Of Brutality And Slaying Prisoners

Buchenwald Coneentration Camp Ope ‘ators Convicted   AIL ST Defendants, Including Expectant Mother, Founc Guilty Of Brutalities And Murder Of 150,000 Prisoners During War; All Plead For Merey

$5.4 BILLION IS VOTED ARMY   Congress Completes Final Action on Measure To Appropriate Funds

Congress Votes Army $5 Billion For Fiscal Year  $11 Billion Fund For Foreign Aid Due

‘Cloak-and-Dagger’ Exploit  Italy to Celebrate Return of Art Treasures

ITALY TO SHOW RECOVERED ART   Masterpieces Looted by Nazis Go on Exhibition in Rome Palace Today

Coroner's Jury Finds Boy Killed Self Because Of Dislike for School

FIRES BROUGHT TRAGIC ENDINGS TO CELEBRATIONS   More Than Thirty Persons Perished in Flames Over the Nation,   ELEVEN DEAD IN TEXAS   Seven Persons Died in a Small Hotel in Orange and 4 in Fredericksburg.

30 Perish In Fires Christmas  11 Die in Fires in Texas, Highest  in Nlatinan

Coal Miners End Sit Down Strike   Action May Bring End to Sympathy Walkout

Sitdown Over For 13 Miners. 6000 Still Out   Wide Sympathy Walkout Continues In Anthracite Pits

13 Sitdown Strikers Leave Niine:   No Immediate Actior To Indicate 6,000 Sympathy Strikers Will Resume.

160 FISHERMEN LOSE LIVES IN HURRICANE   Portuguese Fleet Wrecked by  Storm—ear eld That many 3 Others Were suued.

At Least 160 Persons Killed On Portuguese North Coast . As Storm Sinks Many Vessels

Wallace Says Progressive Movement Will Come from the West; Cites Widening Gulf Between People, Press

Wreck Death Toll Reaches Eight  ’ Two-Year-Old Child Is Latest Victim

U.S. Backs Hike In Immigration To Palestine   Admittance of 6,250 Monthly for 2-Year Period s Favored

America Acts To Aid Jews.   U. N.. Asked To Open Gates:io Palestine

A Kttse in 1946 ‘Middle Income’ of Families In U.S. Estimated at 82300

“Middle Income” For U. S. Families Rises During Year  Federal Reserve Board Estimate

Price Jump On Consumer Goods Offsets Rise In National Income, Federal Reserve Board Reports

names Pn ee etre rrr MIDDLE INCOME FOR SOME FAMILIES SHOWED GAIN

A GASOLINE SHORTAGE   Stations Are Being Limited in Eighteen Eastern States

Infant Epidemic Claims 25 Lives   Tragedy Believed To Have Run Course

BABY DEATH TOLL ~ REACHES 27 MARK   Rare tilness Is Baffling Eastern Doctors

ICCO Okays kavs New Rail Rate Hike   October Increase Raised Another 10 Percent

\} Bate _ Ara nstentnoms Scr cl   Booming ‘Ho! Ho! of Laughin’ Sam, Fined for  ‘Reveling, Gets Million Sympathetic Echoes

Sam Hyder Receives National Title Bid  Sam Hyder Laughter Gets Widespread Echo

Say Bevin Fears Arab Holy War   Major Factor in Disagreement on  British Plan

Bevin » ‘Said ‘Afraid of “Arab Holy War, Bit ~ Jewish EL Leader .  --eounts: Danger...

Stock Show Plans Completed For Bis Event Feb. 20-22   Entries Received From 279; Premium Lists Reach $1,700, With Scholarship

Mill Country Boys Livestock Show To Be Held In Kerrville February 20 - 22

UNITED STATES _ CANNOT WAIT TOO LONG. ON RUSSIA   To Make Peace With Germany, Says Senator Vandenberg.   URGES ACTION NOW   On Speedy Ratification of the Peace Treaty With Italy.

Van denberg Urges Speed On Wiaries   Senator Hints Separate Pact With Germany May Re Necessary

Vandenberg Asks  Quick Ratification  Of Peace Treaties. U. 5. Can‘t Wait for Soviet.  Cooperaiion on: Germany, Integrated Europe, He Says -

Hungarian Coup by- Reds Provides Fiiel  For Sen. Vandenbers   Michigan Senator Pushes Battle to Win OK of Balkan Treaties

Hint Separate Peace if Soviet Consent Fails   “Can't Wait Too Long for Co-operation,” Says Vandenberg ©

PRODS SENATORS TO OKAY PACTS   Vandenberg Urges Action on Treaty with Germany, Other Nations

senate Told To Hurry  Peace   Early Ratification Of Treaties Is Urged Today

Senate Urged To Fast Action On Peace Pacts   U. S. Cannot Wait For Russ Moves, Vandenberg Claims

Can't Wait Much Longer, Senator Says   Vandenberg Pleads For Quick Ratification Of Treaties With Four Nation

Cannot Wait Too Long On Reds, He Says   Senate Ratification Of Treaties Urged; Opposes Delay

SEN. VANDENBERG BACKS TREATIES   Soys U. S. Can't Wait For  Saviet Cannerntinn

Urges Sénate fo-Act’Upon Peace Pacts   Vandenberg Tells Senate America Cafinot Delay

‘Time Running Out For Reds To: Cooperate’   Vandenberg Warns U. S. Can’t Wait Much Longer for Pacts

Vandenberg Asks For Ratification Of Peace Treaties  ‘Cannot Wait Too Much Longer’ for Soviet Cooperation

Senator Says U. S. May Be Forced To Make Peace Alone; Urges Senate Approval of Balkan Treaties.   VANDENBERG OPENS TREATY DEBATE

Says Can't Wait Much Longer On Reds for Peace   Vandenberg Tells Senate U. S. May Act On it’s Own

Vandenburg Urges Quick Peace Pacts   Can't Wait Much Longer For Soviet Co-operation To Make German Peace, He Telle Senate

‘Time Running Out For Reds To Cooperate’  Tonmdowksancew Chlawne . T° @&   Vandenberg Warns U. S. Can’t Wait Much Longer for Pacts

Vandenberg Puts Plan Forward   Wants Soviets Removed From Hungary

‘Vandenberg Hits Waiting on Reds for German Peace Pact Urges Ratification of Four Others

Several Arrested In Britons Deaths   ‘Slayers’ of Sergeants In Palestine Traced

Suspects Arrested For Hanging British Sergeants   Drive on Terrorists Has Bagged ~ 323 Persons So Far

ARMY IS PLACED ON MERIT BASIS   TRUMAN SIGNS BILL WHERE. BY OFFICERS MUST EARN  THEIR, PROMOTIONS...

Truman Signs Bill Changing Army Grading   Measure Puts Promotion System On Merit Basis

Officers Must Earn Promotion Under New Law   Candidate Failing . Twice In Tests For Asvancement Goes Out

ARMY OFFICERS WILL HAVE TO PROVE ABILITY   Promotion System Goes On Merit Basis, Not Seniority Rating

TRUMAN SIGNS LAW FOR ARMY MERIT SYSTEM   Seniority Is Abolished As Promotion Basis  For Officers

ITRUMAN SIGNS LEGISLATION = Army Officers To Be Promoted Only By Merit Under New Law

Merit Promotion Plan for Army Signed Into Law   Officers”*Boards Slated to Pass On Qualifications

Merit Promotion Bill Is Signed  Officers Must Prove Right To Be Promoted

Army Promotion System Placed On Merit Basis —  President Signs Bill For Reforms

Public Employes Strikes Banned   Dewey Signs Stringent Law for New York

Town Of Bear Lake, Pa. Has ©  Adopted A Fawn, "Bambi'   Shy Animal Is Pet Oj Everybody In Community

Mystery Bomb Inquiry Planned   Two Small Missiles Dropped From Plane Explode in Maryland

$8,000 BELOW GOAL      Community Chest Total Steed at $12,896.39 at Noon Today

$8000 BELOW GOAL   Community Chest Total Stood al $12,416.59 at Noon Teday

BRICKER FOE ~ RULED INSANE   FORMER COLUMBUS MAK WHO SHOT AT SENATOR IS SENT TO HOSPI TAL .

VISHINSKY AGAIN ASSAILS AUSTIN AT U.N. MEETING   Russian Quoted as Accusing American of Making Appeal for War but Beds Deny He Made Statement.   CLASHES WITH TURKEY IN STORMY SESSION   Selim Sarper Charges Moscow Is Guilty of Waging “Psychological Aggression” Against His People.

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Vishinsky Renews U.S. Attacks in Heated UN Debate

REDS CHARGE WAR APPEAL   ‘‘Warmonger” Offensive I: Continued By Reds With New Attack on U. S.

UN VERBAL WAR   Russian Also Tangles with  Turkish Delegate In Hottest Debate

Russian Ukrainian Delegate Accuses U. S. Conducting Economic and Political War for “Capitalistic Domination.” ¥

Jaycees. Weather Open °47   Advantages, New Uses of Cotton Told to Lions

Mexia Men: Look Over Bremond Tomato Set-Up   One Farmer Cleared $1500 On.Two Acres

G. 1. DREAM COMES TRUE   a Pfc. Is Served Breakfast in Bed by His C. O.

OFFICER VALET TO PRIVATE  Breakfast Served Gl in Bed by Commander

Rev. L. A. Brunsting — - Died at Sioux Center   Hal Been Pastor of the First Reformed Church ‘Fhere Since adh 1930; Lifelong Resident

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Lewis May Seek New Contract for Anthracite Miners

Lewis May Seek New Hard Coal Wage Contrac   Expected To Seek New Agreement Similar To That In Soft Coal Industrv   MOST SOFT COAL MINES WORKING

Four Killed in State Accidents  Ballplayer and Boy, 8 Are Dead in Mishaps

POSSES §  “TWO CONVICTS   ONLY FOUR OF 13 Convicts i ‘wHO STAGED ESCAPE ARE OBTILL AT LARGE  a

Six Of 12 Making Prison Escape Still At Liberty   Five Of 12 Desperate Crim. inals Of Colorado Penitentiary Are Re captured   SIXTH PRISONER SHOT TO DEATH

Labor Front Disturbed By Many Strikes   Overseas Airline Pilots Still Out On Strike; Harbor Dispute Unsettled

Airlines, Grocery Clerks, Restaurant Chain, and Teamsters on Strike in Metropolitan Area.  SOME PROGRESS IS  ——— ot a eh oe ee eee © oe ae oe   SOME PROGRESS IS REPORTED BEING MADE

A GROVES PROMOTION   Re  Three Star Rank for A-Bomb Men. tor Awaits Senate Approval

Street Car Strike Has Been Settled   Normal Schedule Was Re: : sumed In Oklahoma City.

Talks of Raising German Level of industry Profested   Soviet Union Files Formal Complaint

South Resumes Freight Rates Battle Today   Governors Hear = Carrier: Maneuvering To Raise Some Of Lowered Rates

Brilish Banker Still is Captive Of Underground   Martial Law Believed Near for Palestine; Judge is Released

TWELVE STATES ON GAS RATIONS   Standard Co. Announces Plan for Three Months; Ohio Not Affected

RATION’ IELIVERIES TN DEALERS   Others Studying Sitgation, But Haven't Acted as Yet

STANDARD TO ——GURTAIL GAS   TWELVE ‘STATES AFFECTED BY NEW GASOLINE POL Loo ICY—OHIO WILL.NOT.;: BE AFFECTED. .

STATIONS IN 15 STATES 10 GET LESS GASOLINE   gomewe Gil Chairman Says Increased Demands Drain Available Fuel

Roy J. Turner Takes Office  As Governor   Oklahoma’s 13th Chief Executive Pledges Economy, Tax Reduction Program—Kerr Sits Down After Introducing Successor; 23 Other Elective Officials Take Oaths.

Tax Structure ls Keystone   Revision To Be Sought Early; School Improvement Among Major Goals

64 Children Left Homeless, One Patient Dies as Flames Fanned by Breeze

JULY 20-26 TO BE OBSERVED AS  ey 464 ~~ es Aenea 4 eS ae 4 enas 1 &4 See emeans #45900 G5 ee

TO TELL WORLD OF CONDITIONS IN HUNGARY   Thuransky Arrives in Paris on Way Back to U.S.

TELLS OF ABUSE IN RED HUNGARY   American Salesman Escapes. Says 98% of People Ready to Revolt

AMERICAN SALESMAN WHO ESCAPED FROM HUNGAR. . IAN POLICE ARRIVES IN PARIS

LEAGUE TO PLACE GEN, EISENHOWER'S NAME ON BALLOT   Maurice Mumford Says Wartime Leader Will Be Entered in G. O. P. Presi  dential Primaries.   SUPPORT IN WEST * WILL BE SOUGHI   Charter Issued to Group of New Yorkers That Have Launched Boom for Allied Commander.

League Planning For Eisenhower éains Attention  “harters Granted Club: . an I   Charters Granted Clubs in 17 States; Kansas Deny Aiding Plans

MOVE STARTED 10 DRAFT IKE   League Officer Says Name Will Be Entered In  State Primaries

Farmers to Hold 2,4-D Meeting   Experts to Study Strange Growth Of Matagorda-Wharton Cotton

400 Known Dead: Possible Addition of 250-375 Seen   Second Ship Blows Up; Oil Fires Being Controlled; Over 3,000 Hurt   BULLETIN

BIGGEST SAVING CLAIMED BY ECONOMY BLOC   Billion And Half Dollars Cut From Independent Offices Bill

1 1-2 Billions Saving Claimec In Offices Bill   House Democrats Expected to Challenge Economy Bloc’s Figure

G.0.P. ECONOMY BLOC REPORTS BIG SAVING   House Appropriations Committee Claims $1,411,690,732 Saved

U.S. Will Seek 40-Y ear Power Pact   Nation Will Continue Active Role In Europe's Life

40-Year Pact By Big Four To Be Asked   Marshall Says Accord Designed To Guarantee L. S. Responsibilities

MARSHALL FAVORS A 40-YEAR PACT   SECRETARY TO ASK ADOPTION AT MOSCOW OF TREATY AGAINST GERMANY.

Four Powers Converge For Moscow Parley   Seek Permanent Peace Guarantee; Bevin Arrives  In Russ Capital

[Marshall Says Treaty Needed To Back Poliey   Parley At Moscow Of Four Ministers Opens On Monday

Marshall Urging 4-Nation. Action; Security Treaty Seen as Guarantee That America Will Stay in Europe

Ministers Aim At Agreement Over Germanv   Marshall Sees Four-Power 40-Year Pact Of Prime Importanee At Moscow.

U. S. Will Not Quit Europe   Marshall Indicates Nation Will Maintain Responsibili. ties There

MARSHALL SEES 4-POWER PACT AGAINST REICH   Indicates Chief Aim at Mos. cow 40-Year Control Plan Over Germany

Problem of Mixed Marriages Too Much. For New York Magistrate To Fathom *

HAVE TOO MANY CHILDRESS       Gavernment Regulation Keeps  Navy men Ont of House

LABOR PLAN DIRECTED AT REDS IS STUDIED   Taft Outlines Formula for Barring  Communists From Union Leadershin,

Conferees Push Work On Bill  Seek Bar Reds From Union Leadershin

Secretary of UN Still in Search ~ Of American Aic   ‘Three Turn Down Offer of Job, Three Others Under Consideration

BUTTER LEADS PRICE SLUMP   Further Drop in Commodity Costs Reported in Many Sections of Nation

BUTTER TOPS LIST AS PRICES TUMBLE   Washington Forecasts Drop  in Cost of Milk By February 1

BUTTER PRICES SLASHED AGAIN   Milk Expected To Drop By Feb. 1; Sugar Up One-Quarter Cent

Price Of Food Sul Receding   Butter Below Last: OPA  Ceiling; Chicken Prices  Off Sharply

BUTTER NEAR OLD OPA LEVEL  “Food Prices In Many U. 5. Cities Show Sharo Drop

With Butter Heading the List Housewives in Many Parts of Nation Are Cheered by Falling Food Prices

Housewives Cheered By More Food Drops   Butter Falls As Low As 65 Cents In New York City

Butter Prices Decline Again As Milk Falls   Poultry Costs Reported . Down in Washington; er ; ae, Sy

Increase in Freight Rate Is Opposed   Public Service Groups Ask ICC to Reject Request For Immediate 10 Per Cent Advance

States Join in Request to Hold Freight Rates  Ask ICC to Reject Rail Proposal to Incrance Cocte

Rejection Of Railroads’ Request Asked   Public Service Groups Are Against Raising Of Freioht Rates

LEWIS AGREES ON WAGE FORMULA   Agreement Designed to Avert Soft Coal Strike — Acceptance ‘by Northern and Western Bituminous Producers Seems Assured.

LEWIS GAINS “PAY VICTORY. ~ FOR THE UMW      WAGE AGREEMENT WITH STEEL COMPANY REGARDED  AS PATTERN FOR ALL ©  ' > OPERATORS Ms

REMOVED 4S NEW PACT MADE   Miners Get Raise Equivalent Of 35¢ Per Day

Pact May Prevent Pit Strike   Report Settlement Hikes Miners’ Pay 35 Cents Per Hour

New Wage Pact Is Expected To Avert Coal Strike   Acceptance Of Tentative  Agreement Expected By 75 Per Cent Of Soft Coal Tonnage   DETAILS OF PACT NOT MADE PUBLIC

Engine Hits Car At West Frankfort; 9 Are Killed   Young People on Way Home from Night Chub Victims of Crossing Tragedy at 2 A. M.

SOVIET BLASTS AID PLAN BID   French Offer Assailed Ir Sharp Debate in U. N.  Economic Council

Foremen Testify Against Unions   Say They’re Part of Management Team; That Organization Would Hurt Economic Stenetenin

Offer Amendment To Balanc Budget During. Peacetime  Appropriations in Exces: Of Receipts Weuld  RR, Rar var

2 SENATORS URGE ACTION TO CURB FEDERAL SPENDING   Tydings and Bridges Propos Constitutional Amendment to Require Balanced budg et in Peacetime,   N. Y. GROUP ASKS CUT IN TRUMAN ESTIMATES   Committee Calls for $6,000,000,000 Slash With About Half Going Toward  Tax Reduction, .

Truck Traffic On Way Out.of Lorain City As Southern Route Studied

Newsstand "Jc Copies...   Plans Have Been Completed for Gigantic Hallowe’en Celebration  In Smethport Friday Eve., Oct. 31   The Whole Family Has Been Invited to Take Part in Fun Festival Sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association; $40 in Prizes

Plans Have Been Completed for Gigantic Hallowe’en Celebration  In Smethport Friday Eve., Oct. 31   The Whole Family Has Been Invited to Take Part in Fun Festival Sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association; $40 in Prizes

OPER HEARS      House Finance Committee Studies Herbert All-Time High Budget — Liquor interests Win First Battle of Legislature,

Ohio Finance Panel Eyes Record Budget   Reaction to Governor's Request Is Said Critical; Wets Win over Drys in Liquor Case

Primary Is Top Assembly Issue   Convention Bill, Bureh Investigation Waiting  Action Next Week

GOP Legislative Committee Considers Surtax on Gross Income Tax to Aid Municipalities.      BOTH HOUSES IN WEEK-END RECESS  ;

M’DONALD COUNTY SHERIFF 15 DEAD   JEFFE E. SLAVENS, 62, STOCKMAN, SUCCUMBS TO SIXMONTH ILLNESS.

AID VOTE NEARS IN SENATE TODAY    Leaders Hope for Ballot ) by Nightfall.

SENATE VOTES FOR STOP-GAP EUROPEAN All   HOUSE BLOC MAY TRIM FUND OF 597 MILLION

WAGE BOOSTS FOR All CITY WORKERS   Council Approves New  Schedules Effective for 1948   FROM $10-$25 A MONTH

All CITY WORKERS   Council Approves New Schedules Effective for 1948      FROM $10-§25 A MONTH

High Court Upholds Commission Findings  South Wins Fight On Lower Freight Rates

South Wins Rail Rate Cut in 7-2 High Court Rule  Ten Per Cent Increase Order of ICC in East

Court Uphold: West, South. Freight Cuts  Northeast, 33 Rails Left 25 Days to Pratest 7-2 Decision

SOUTH TO GET RAIL FREIGRT RATE SLASHES   HIGH COURT BACK ORDER FOR 10 PERCENT CUT   Decisions Speeded Up

Lower Rate on Freight Approved   South Wins Fights In Supreme Court By 7- 2 Wats.

South Wins Court Fight © _. For Lower Freight Rates   High Tribunal Upholds CC Order for 10 Percent De. crease: In South and West and Increase for Nartheacs

South Wins Fight to Get Rail Rate Cut  _ Supreme Court Rules in Favor of  mesticonten Load Amen dn

SOUTH WINNER IN RATE FIGHT   Lower Freight Charges Fo: Southern Area Upheld By Supreme Court

DR. RUSSELL BOLLINGER WILL BE GUEST SPEAKER AT YOUTH ‘VESPER RITE

Refugees Bare’ Russian Uranium Hunt  eo 8 ro : m s@«#s+rf1n- cr a ne 9 rr ny nr   Fleeing Germans Report Successful Mines in Soviet Zone

Reds Staging Large-Scale Uranium Hunt in German Zone, Refugees Claim

LONDON TALKS ARE PLANNED BY MARSHALL   Secretary to Confer With Aides Prior To Big-4 Meet

LONDON, SAYS LITTLE, YET   Secretary There, He Says, To ‘Do His Best’ Te Agree

Brifain Told Plans. For Aid Progressing   Secretary of State Reas sures People of - Britain oc e-

Marshail Tells British Relief Plan Advances   First To Arrive For Conference Of Ministers

Gigantic Jet Flying Wing Successful   Bomber Flies Safely — to Muroc; Companion P-&1 Crashes En Route

Marshall Plan to Block Tax Cut, Treasury Says   European Aid Plan Must Be on PayAs-You-Go Basis, Secretary Snyder Feels

Three-Day Chase for Desperado at an End   Youth Gives Up After Beina Traced to Farm Home

Fugitive Captured On Bois d’Arc Creek   Officers Pour into Area After Wild Chase in Nortex Sector

Pastor, Accused of Arson, Sane   Milwaukeean Faces Trial on June 9

MINISTER FOUND SANE BY EXPER]   rastor Accused of Being Arsonist Declared Competent.

U. N.Waits Results of  Red Clash   Plea for Greek Aid Suspends Peace Body's Work for Outcome

—$400,000,000 NEEDED— President Would Send Military Advisors To Mediterranean Nations  Foreign Policy And National Security Involved, Chief Executive Declares

Both Are Mediterranean Bulwarks Against Spreading Communism, He Declares in Appeal, Adding Welfare of This  Country and Peace of World Are Involved

Truman Also for Military Aid to Greece, Turkey   President Tells Joint Congress Session Need For Halting Communism Spread

Seeks $400 Million. Military Advisors To Assist Nations   President Warns Against Spreading Wave of Communism; ‘Gravity of Situation’

‘Grave Situation In Middle  East E Emphasized By Truman  In Speech Before Congress

Joint Session Hears Address By President   National Security Of United States Held Involved

>resident Truman Requests Congress To Supply Huge Fund And American Military Advisers To Mediterranean Bulwarks Against Spreading Communism— “Foreign Policy And National Security Of This Country Involved,” Chief Executive Tells Solons

U. S. Foreign Policy, Seeurity Are Involved,  President Says In Talk

$400 MILLION CALLED FOR IN CONGRESS TALK   Says Foreign Policy, National Security of U. S. Are Involved

‘Bulwark Of Liberty Must ‘Be Preserved   Congress Asked For Muae Sums

$40,000,000 Is Sum Wanted To Aid Greece   Truman Addresses Con-, gress On Urgency Of Restoring Strongholds

Bulwark the Mediterranean Against Communism: Truman in Plea for Greece, Turkey   Need $400 Million, Plus Military Advisers, Says President; U. S. Security Iavoived in Situation; Would assist in Reconstruction

SAYS ‘NATIONAL SECURITY’ OF U. $. INVOLVED   President Urges $400,000,000 To Aid Mediterranean Nations

Truman Asks Congress tor  l'unds, Advice   President Tells Joint Session Middle East Crisis Involves U. S,  Asks $400.000.000

Asks Also For Military Advisers To Check. Spread Of Communism In The Two Countries; Stresses “Gravity Of Situation.”

Congress Asked To Halt Spread Of Communism   Aid to Turkey Is Also Sought By President

President Also In Favor Of Sending U. S. Military Advisers To Middle East  SITUATION GRAVE.   Chief Executive States In Special Talk: Mediterranean Lands Seen As Bulwark Against Communism

Says Security Of America  Is Involved   Requests $400,000, 000 And Military Advisers

Truman Asks $400 Million ToAjid Greece   President Makes Personal Plea For ‘Bulwark Against Communism’

U.S. Must Stem Communist Tide Congress Told   Russia Recalls Ambassadors; Reason Unclear

Says Policy And Safety Areat Stake   Gravity of Situation Is Stressed in His Appearance Before Congress   No Use Is Cited   President Does Not Give Any Fund Division in His Report

TEMPERATURES   Requests $400,000,000 And Military ‘Advisers For Greece And Turkey   President Says Need For Haste Too Great In “This Fateful Hour’ To Wait For U.N. As Russian Ambassador Departs Washinaton

Truman Seeks . Funds To Help Balkan Nations   NEED FOR HALT TO COMMUNISM IS STRESSED

Move To Halt Spreading of “ommunism   tena Asks US, a. Men Be to Middle East

Personal Plea ls Made to  Congressmen   President Asks Solons to Supply $400,000,000 And Permit Sending Military Advisers To Near East in Fighting Communism’s Spread

$400,000,000, Military Advisers Advocated, To Stem Communism Tide

U. S. Security, Foreign Policy ‘Are Involved’   President Goes Before Joint Congress Session In Momentous Appeal

Communism’s Threat Seen To Country; Speed Urged   Policy And Security At Stake; Europe's Future [Is Pictured

Lays Stress Upon Menace In, Message   Asks Help For Turkey-Greece; “Situation Grave”

U. S. Security  Now Involve  U's" secur   American Military Advisers For Two Countries Also Would Be Pravided

‘Time Lacking To Seek Help From UN Body   Calls Vor Strengthening OF Mediterranean Bulwarks Avainst Communism.

Send U. S. Military Advisers. Too: Truman   American Security Is Involved In Mediterranean Fight Against Communism, President Warns

U. S. Security, Foreign Policy Involved, Truman Says in Talk to Solons

400,000,000 GRANT ASKED OF CONRRESS   Aid to Greece and Turkey ) Held Esseniial io  Security.

Truman Cites Gravity of Situation   Also Asks for U. S. Military Advisers to Two Nations

$400 Million To Halt Spread Of Reds Is Asked   Also Requests Advisers To Watch Spending Of Money, Anti-Soviet Fiaht

Moves To Prevent Communist Threat   President Asks $400,000,000 to Rehabilitate Two Nations; Military Advisers Also Sought For Mediterranean Countries

PUBLIC WORKS CHIEF REFUSES TO LEAVE OFFICE   Lausche Appoints Democra to Replace Republican last Saturday

Exchange of Facts  Needed for Peace  Trygvie Lie Urges Free Exchange

CRASH KILLED "HEAD OF GAP   COL. EARLE JOHNSON AND TWO OTHERS. IN .PLANE WERE KILLED NEAR :  _.... @GLEVELAND

ARMY PROBING CRASH FATAL T0 COL. JOHNSON      National Civil Air Patrol Chief, Two Companions Die In Ohio Mishap

Probe Plane Crash Killing Three Near Cleveland Sunday   National Civil Air Patrol Commander One Of Victims; Two Others Service Men

Four Counties Added to:Deer Hunting Area   Three-Day Season To Open Nov. 6; Five Days Set Aside for Archers

Deer Hunting Season Set For Nov. 6-8   25-County Area This Year: For Buck Stalkers

Now She Has Seen Real Plains Indians  Descendants of Quanah Parker Visit French Bride

Kansas Indian Tribes Begin Recovery Suit   Claim 850 Million Owed Them on Price Paid for bonds a Cantury Aan

NEW LAWS IN EFFECT IN 1OWA JULY FOURTH   Changes Made By Legislature the Past Winter Interest Iowa People. Includes Fixing Birthday As The Date Io Get Driver License.

REASONS F  “SOVIET MOVE, ARE AWAITEL   MOSCOW'S AGREEMENT OF 4 i PACIFIC BASES MAY BE

S.C. Delegates to Consult Governments   Eventual Approval of American Petition Forecast

SOVIET ENDORSES ISLANDS FOR U.S.   American Trusteeship Plea In UN Gets Speedy Resnonse

UN Approval For. Request Is Seen  U.S. Wins Soviets’ Okay On Jap Base:

Russia Okays American Plan For Jap Isles   U. S. Trusteeship Is Endorsed By Soviet

U.N. Asked To Vote Pacific Island Control   Proposal Wins Speedy Russian Endorsement

JAP ISLAND PLAN PUT BEFORE U. N.   RUSSIA APPROVES REQUEST FOR IMMEDIATE AMEBRICAN TRUSTEESHIP,

@ PAUL MALLON— meena eS  Sees Lilienthal’s Confirmation as Victory for Stassen

@ PAUL MALLON—  Sees Lilienthal’s Confirmation as Victory for Stassen

) More Women Murdered in L.A.  One Found Strangled, Other Bludgeoned; One Suspect Held

Fort Dodge Still Minus Electricity   Water for Household Use Restored; City Dark Monday Night.

Ft. Dodge Has Water Aaain: Flood Recedes   "Biq Muddy' Near Record Stages  New Cracte on Tributariac Mav Bring New Missouri Tane

See PET PARADE page 4   Queen, Nominees Presented as Black Cat Band Performs

UPHEAVAL IN BALKANS IS SPREADING   Reds Claim Coup Similar to One Tried by Nicola

PLAN BILL T0 BEAT PETRILLO   Hartley to Sponsor Move Against Musicians

Refugee Bill Clears House By 124 To 43   Seals United States Membership In IRO

FIRE IN AN OIL DUMP   Dutch Base Commander at Batavia Sava “Probably Sabotage”

SEE TORCH USE IN JAVA.   ‘Flames Destroy Part of Big Gasoline Dump.

Two-term Tenure Speeded in House  Presidential Limit Moves Toward Vote

LIMITING OF TERM OF US, PRESIDENT 18 SQUCHT IN BILL   Proposed Amendent for Constitution Is Given Favorable Vote Today Bv House Committee.   PAIR OF FOUR-YEAR PERIODS PROVIDED

House Group Vote: To Limit White House Occupancy   Would Limit Tenure Of Any President  Te TuapcA Vaerwce

Constitutional Anwnudment Nuw Goes To The —Senate—if- Passe  States Must Ratify [.

Two-Termer Bill Okayed   House Group Passes Measure Limiting  White House Stay

House Okays Presidential  Tenure Plan  Amendment Is Sent To Senate, 285-121

BILL SEEKS TWO TERM LIMITATION   Cormittee Okays Constitutional Amendment

HOUSE VOTES 2-TERM LIMIT ON PRESIDENT   Proposed Amendment Given Overwhelming Approval Vote

Congress Drives ror Eight-Year Presidency Limit  Question May Go To People

HOUSE GROUP APPROVES GOP TENURE BILI   Would Limit the President to One §-Year Term

Approved by Committee In the House   Republicans Get Acceptance by 20-6 Vote—See House Debate by Friday

Presidential Amendment ls Approved   President Would Be Limited To Two Terms

Proposal Now Will Be Acted On by Senate   Approval of States Will Be Necessary for Final Adoption

GOPs Accused Of Bringing Up ‘Dead Past’ Limit On Terms Of President Okayed

House Passes Proposal Limiting Presidency To Not Over Eight Years   Measure Sent To Senate With More Than Two-Third Margin Necessary; Every Republican And 47 Democrats Voted For Amendment

House Votes To Limit Presidents To Two Terms   Proposal Now Goes To Senate. Must Be Submitted To States

47 Democrats Join With All: GOP In Vote    Senate Must Pass Proposal By Two-Thirds Majority And At Least 36 States Must Ratify

GOP Pushes Tenure Bill   House Judiciary Group Approves Bill To Limit President To 2 Terms.

House Okays 2-Term Limit For Presidents   Proposal Passed by 285-12! Vote and  Now Goes to Senate

House Puts OKonLimit To2 Terms   Senate Gets - Bill: If. Jt Passes There, States Must Approve

House Approves Amendment To Limit Presidents’ Terms  To No More Than Light Years

TWO-TERM LIMIT ON PRESIDENCY VOTED BY HOUSt   Constitutional Amendment Approved, 285 to 121—All Republicans and 47 Democrats Back Plan.   PROPOSAL NOW GOES TO UPPER BRANCH   Senate Passage by Two-thirds Majority Is Necessary Before It Can Be Submitted to States.

HOUSE GROUP. FAVORS LIMIT ON PRESIDENT   Amendment Restricting Tenure to Two Terms Favored by Committee

HOUSE ADOPTS 2-TERM LIMIT   Republicans Joined By 47 Demoérats In 285-121 Vote

House Passes Two-Term Bill By 285 To 121   Measure Limiting Presidential Tenure Now Goes To Senate

House Votes fo Limit President To Two Terms   Proposed Constitutional Amendment Now Goes to Senate

House Judiciary For 2-Term Limit  Upon Presidency 15 of GOP, 5 Demos Support Amendment As 6 Demos Oppose

Two-Term Limit for U. §. President Gets Annroval of House Commitiee

Amendment fo Limit Presidential Term Approved by House Committee

Father Kills Girl and Self   Second Daughter in Critical Condition After Christmas Tragedy

NORTH IOWAN IS KILLED BY CAR   _C.M, Ward of Humboldt Struck on Highway 3

LAST STEP TAKEN   10,000 Chechs te Be Sent Daily Te Gas Users Under Pian

LAST STEP TAKEN BEFORE REFUNDS      10,000 Checks to Be Sent Daily ) Te Gas Users Under Plan

Runaway Balloon Down in Canada  Pandemonium Created Along Long Route

IN SHOWDOWN ON GRAIN DEALS BY INSIDERS’   Separate House Probe Planned

Broaden Probe Of Speculation.   Secretary of Agriculture Wiil Be Called Upon   to Produce Government Files Revealing Any Federal Officials or Congressmen Invalved in Market Deals.

Senate GOP Votes Speculation Probe, Subpena of Anderson   Leaders Approve Plan to Call for Records on Commodity Marts

Anderson Will Be Questioned By Committee   Republicans Demand Secre tary Name Speculators on Grain Exchanges

Inquiry fo Spare No One, Asserts Taft on Action  Sec. Anderson Will   See. Anderson Will Be Ordered to Lay Facts Before Public

House Joins In Probe of Speculation   GOP Senators Pledge All-Out Inquiry Into Commodity Trading

The Weather   Senators Seek Trader Lists   Taft Blocks Barkley’s Resolution On Grounds Law Not Needed fer Getting Names; ‘Full Facts’ Asked

SUBPENA FARM CHIEF ANDERSON: TO BRING NAMES AND RECORDS RFFORF APPROPRIATIONS GROUP

News Day And N ht   GOP Probers To Subpoena  Farm Chief   Agriculture Secretary Will Be Questioned Regarding Market Speculation

State Fair Promises Higher Premiums AndNew Features In All Departments

General Strike In China Fails. To Materialize   Only Minor Incidens Are Reported; Martial Law in Some Regions

House Probers Are Told Men In Army and Navy Are Loyal Only Te Soviet Union

Witness Promises Startling Details ° on American Reds   225 Pages of Testimony To Be Presented By ACPCEFES Chief

Charges Communists Holding Key  Places In Armed Forces Of U.S.   Startling Revelations Promised As The House Ur American Committee Opens Hearings On Communist Penetrations In This Coeuniry.

Congress Probes Red Penetrations In American Life  Security Head Gives Testimony

COMMUNISM IS GRIPPING U, S,, WITNESS SAYS   ) Red Sympothizers Said To Be Holding Important Posts In Armed Forces

Court Martial of Col. Durant on Jewel Theft Charge Resumed in US

What Is A City’s Industrial Heart Worth?  Blast Loss May Hit $125 Millior

Impossible to Figure Property Damage; Reached Every Nook and Cranny

FRANCE HAS — RAIL STRIKE   RAIL WORKERS ON EASTERN NETWORK OF SYSTEM WALKED OFF JOBS TODAY

MUME RNELT AND PRATED . German V-2 Rocket Scared ‘Daylights’  ’ Out of Juarez and El Paso Residents

Spotlight Centers On UN Election  General Assembl Will Open Tuesday

UN Spotlight On Naming of Head  Ctriseal Assembly   Australian and Brazil Delegates Have Strong Support for President

Race- for Presidency  In Spotlight   U. N. General Assembly Gets Ready for Opening In Midst Intensified Securify Preparaticnus

United Nations to Open Tuesday; Will Pick New Chairman  Special Police to Guard Grounds, Delegates, During Session

Race For U. N. Presidency Is In Spotlight  Favorites Are Brazilian And  se@ebomlisam me

UNITED NATIONS TO NAME CHIEF   Australian, Brozilian Leader: Are Prominently Mentioned for High Post ,

Evaif, Aranha In Lead Now   Russia Bocks Masaryk: Security . Freperations Intensified for Tuesday Gears

Senate Sets Stage For 1948 Campaign   SEND TRUMAN BILL ON INSTALLMENT BUYING

1948 Presidential Issues Argued by ‘An Angry Senate   Request for Investigation of Consumer Prices Touches  Off Fight   GOP RESPONSIBLE, TAYLOR DECLARES   Charge by Idaho Senator Enough to Block Inquiry at Pre-dawn Meet

Adjournment Predicted Late Today; Issues Of Presidential Election Campaign Previewed; Single Objection Blocks Baldwin’s Price Probe

POLICY FOR JAPAN COMPLETED TODAY BY EXPERTS OF U.S.   Far Eastern Commissior at Capital Formulates New Program; China te Get Most Benefits.   JAP INDUSTRIES TO BE REGULATED

FINISH POLICY FOR JAPANESE REPARATIONS   China to Get Largest Amounts

Board Completes Post-Surrender Policy for Japs   Commission Formula Will Give China Largest Amount of Reparations   REDS GET LEAST UNDER NEW PLAN   U.S. Remains in Control of Japan, Subject to Block By Veto

China To Get Larger Share For Damages   Commission Widens U.S. Policy To Permit  Current Outeo

CHINA TO REGEIVE BIGGEST SHARE Of JAP REPARATIONS   Commission Reveals Post. Surrender Policy For Nissen —-

REP, CASE DRAFTS, BILL TO BOUBLE INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAY EXEMPTIONS

Soft Coal Wage Conference Fails   Operators Go Home When Lewis Refuses 15-Cent Increase

UNION REJECTS PAY HIKE PLAN OF OPERATORS   Lewis’ Demands Hit As Unreasonable By Owners

COTTON CLOTHING. TOO ee eee  Prices Of Textiles May Drop In 1948

Torrid Wave Sull Holding   Cold) Front’ Stalled Upon U.S. Boundary

Cold Air Mass Still Stalled af Canadian Line   Mercury Likely To Climb Higher In Midwest Area

Cold Air Stays Across Border  Acts As Though It’s Embargeoed In Canada

SUBPENAED IN PROBE   Brewster Takes Action Ir Hughes Plane Inquiry

FDR Papers Subpoenaed for Probe  Into Wartime Contract for Planes

Roosevelt) Data Subpoenaed! In Plane. Building Probe   Brewster ‘Comtmittee Asks For Papers On Huches-Kaiser War Experiments .-

Papers Of Roosevelt Subpoenaed InProbe   Committee To Inquire Into Certain’ War Contracts

F.D.R Files to Be Studied for Link Between Elliott, $40,000,000 Order

ROOSEVELT’S PAPERS BEING SUBPOENAED   Erewsier Wants More information Absat Awarding Of Certain  Wer f*anitresia

PROBERS SEEK FDR PAPERS   Subpoena Issued by Senate Committee in Probe Of  Wartime Contracts

Solons Issue Subpena for FDR’s Paper:   Committee Inquiring About Contract to Hughes Tool Compan

Roosevelt Papers Subpoenaed For Brewster Inquiry  Authorization Of Contract Probed

Two Rent Bills Put Into Shape For Legislature:  One Would Provide State Control, Othe On ate: I Pe  Beets

Steps To Halt. Red Conquest Urged By Solon   NO UNRAA FUNDS FOR HUNGARY, SAYS EATON

Foreign Affairs Chairman Urges Action By U. S.   Demands Hungary Be Denied Relief Funds

‘W-E Dispute Prolongs Phone Tieup   Breakdown in Negotiations Means Equipment Workers’ Picket Lines Keep Other Unions Idle

RUHR VALLEY COAL OUTPUT TO BE PUSHED   BRITAIN AND U.S.A. WORK ON EUROPE’S RECOVERY

BEGIN TALKS ON RUHR COAI   .s and Britain Consider Methods to Bring About  Production Increase

United States, Great Britain To Consider Problems Bearing On Increasing Ruhr Coal Yield

AGREE 10 WEIGH RUHR PROBLEM   U. 5, AND BRITAIN TO CONSID- ER STEPPED-UP COAL OUTPUT IN GERMANY,

U.S., Britain To Weigh All Ruhr Problem:   Delegates, However, Evade Commitment or Mine Socialization

RUHR TALKS ON COAL WILL INCLUDE MORE   Scope of Policy Is To Be Broadened by United States, Britain

May Cancel All Idea Barriers In Reich Zones   Freedom to Circulate Newspapers Sought By Moscow Delegates

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Mav Wine Out German Zonal Information Barriers

Legion Adopts Militant Stand Against Reds   James F, O'Neil Acclaimed New National Commander

Legionnaires Strike Out  At Communism  New Hampshire Man Chosen Commander o Veterana’ Crann

Legion Takes Stern Stand © In Opposing  Communism   James F. O’Neil, Manchester, N. H., New Commander Of Ex-Servicemen

Taft Pushes Toward Vote On Labor Bill   Senate Expected To Reject Ball’s Amendments

SENATE SPEEDS LABOR CHANGES   Vote on Amendments To Measure Due This Afternoon

Senators Vote After 11-Day Labor Debate   , Taft Supports Mild Measure; Sen. Ball Fights For Tough Amendment.

Senate Rejects Ball Amendment On Strike Bill  ‘Way Open for Taft Amendment Allowin Employers Damages

Injunction  Vote Slated By Senators   Sen. Ball Steges Last-Ditch Fight, For ‘Touweh’ Bifk

Refuses Right Of Injunction  To Employers   Taft Has Substitute Allowing Suits for Damages Caused by Striking Workers

SENATE SPURNS ~ BALL REQUEST   Proposal “To Curb Jurisdictional Disputes Dealt Blow By 62-28 Vote

Ball And Taft Split By Bill   Union Curbs Measure Has 2 Leading Senators Divided.

LABOR FIGHT IN FINAL STAGES   Ball Backs Anti-Jurisdictiona   Proposal; Taft Supports Milder Form.

BALL FIGHTS FOR LABOR INJUNCTION   Opposed by Taft, Who Seeks Milder Plan Than Measure Allowing Employers to Halt Walkouts by Court Action.

Ball Defeated in Fight for Labor Bill Injunction   Senate Votes, 62-28, Against Power for Individual Employers

SENATE SPURNS BALL PROPOSAL FOR STRIKE BAN   Injunction Move Against Jurisdictional Tieups, Bovcotts Rejected

BALL PUSHING PLAN FOR STRIKE INJUNCTIONS   Taft Favors Amendmen Letting Employers Sue Unions

UPPER HOUSE DEFEATS BALL STRIKE PLAN   Rejects Proposal fo. Use of Injunctions  In Walkouts

Ball’s Plan For Averting Strikes Crushed, 62-28   Milder Proposal Offered By Taft, Permitting Em: ployers To Sue Unions, Offered As Substitute

Ball's Plan Turned Down   Senate Says No To Move To Let Individual Employers Seek  Certain Injunctions

Injunction Proposal Rejected   Senate Defeats Step to Strengthen Curbs on Labor Unions

Senate Reject: Anti-Strike  Injunction   Ball Amendment Loses, 62-28; Taft Measure Up Next

Injunction Issue Up This Afternoon... .  Senate Votes Today On Bill To Let Employers IWip Strikes In Court

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital ‘Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Another Labor Curb Rejected   Jurisdictional Strike and Boycott Amendment Beaten in Senate

Fight Waged In Senate on  Labor Curbs   Amendment by Sen. Ball Providing Injunctions Against Jurisdictional Strikes Rejected

Beats Proposal To Let Employer Ask Injunctions   Senate Rejects Drastic Anti-Strike Amendment To Labor Bill.

Senate Rejects Ball Proposal On Injunctions  Way Is Opened For Substitute  — sf,

SENATORS VOTE ON INJUNCTIONS TO CURB UNIONS   Taft’s Plan Comes Up First: If It Loses, Tougher Bill Of Ball Will Be Aired

Individuals Would Have Gained Right   Placed As Amendment To Labor Bill; Taft Drafts Substitute

Bail’s Amendment Downed by Senate   Employers Denied Right To Request Injunctions

» senate Bars "Boy ecott Ban In Labor Bill   Chamber Rejects Ball Proposal By Vote Of 62 To 28

— DEBATE —  Taft Backs Milder  Measure    UNION HEALTH FUNDS BANNED

Tepexpan Man Indicates Modern Man May Be Smaller Than His Ancestors of 15,000 Years Ago

‘Studies of Tepexpan Bones Show  15,000-Year-Old ‘Man’ Taller Than Descendant:

RULING ON PORTAL ACTION UP IN AIR   Government Neither For Nor Against Pay Dismissal

Montgomery Ends Soviet Stay With Mutual Good Will   Marshal and Russians Are i Equally Enthusiastic Over Each Other

PRINTERS UNION SCORED BY NLRB   ITU, Baltimore Local Accused of Violating Taft-Hartley Statute

UNION NAMED IN COMPLAINT   ITU Local Is Charged With Refusal To Bargain In Labor Law Action

FIRST COMPLAINT UNDER NEW ACT FILED BY BOARD   Baltimore T y po graphical Union Refuses To Bar* gain With Employer   HEARING SCHEDULED WEEK FROM MONDAY

Says ITU and Local Refuse To Bargain With 22 Baltimore Printing Shops

ITU Local Is Hit By NLRB for Its  Bargaining Ban   Complaint Is Issued by Regional Director in Balttmore Charges

Taft-Hartley Provision Invoked In Case Union Charged With  —~ Refusing To Baraain

OPERATE SUB STATION   Christmas Packages May Be Mailed at C. of C. Wrapping Station

ACCUSE LAD OF HANGING FRIEND   Youth Of 14 Arraigned After Reportedly Confessing To “Impulse” Hanging Of Child Of 8.

14-Year-Old May Face Electrocution In Hanging of 8- Year-Old Companion

TWO TRAINMEN WRECK VICTIMS   Loose String of Cars Rams Caboose on Siding at Columbus

Fine Against Union Is Slashed To $700,000; Lewis Penalty Upheld .

Decision In Effect Is No Strike Edict   “Part of Huge Fine Assessed Mine Workers Held Over Union To Pravent New Walkout.

Contempt Convictions Are Sustained By High Court Against Lewis And Miner:   Supreme Court By 7-2 Decision Clamps “Ne Strike” Edict On Seft Coal Miners; “Retten Deal Fer Labor,” Diggers Contend

HIGH TRIBUNAL UPHOLDS FINE AGAINST UMW   NO - STRIKE EDICT CLAMPED ON SOFT COAL MINERS

UMW. Fine Pared But Lewis’ Stands   Union Actions Branded As “Serious Threat” To Government And Nation’s Welfare

Lewis, Union Both Guilty Of Contempt   Actions Branded A Serious Threat To Welfare Of Nation

Puts No-Strike Edict On Miners  Conditionally Reduce: nion’s Bia Fine

Supreme Court: Reboke Chief;  Approves Fine   ‘No Strike? Edict Issued, . Penalty of Union -. Ts Paduecd

Decision Bans Strike of Soft Coal Miners, Fire ‘Against Union Cut to $700,000; Lewis  Stands

Epochal Action Against Lewis And His Union   Miners Boss and UMW Adjudged Guilty On Contempt Charaes

FINE OF $10,000 IMPOSED ON UNION LEADER IS UPHELD   That On Diggers Cut to $700, 000, but Additional $2,800,-000 Will Be Reassessed ©  If They Strike. :   7-2 DECISION ASSAIS = INJUNCTION VIOLATION   Noncompliance With Judge Goldsborough’s Order Against Walkout Termed —  Threat to Government, .

Supreme Court Upholds Fine On Mine Chief   Tribunal Clamps ‘No Strike’ Edict On Soft Coal Minere

Conviction Of Lewis And UMW Is Upheld   Fine Against Union Is Slashed To $700,000; Lewis Penalty Upheld -

Court Calls Action Threat To Welfare Of Nation   ‘No-Strike’ Edict Holds for Present: $710,000 in Fines To Be Assessed

Supreme Court Judges Lewis And Union Guilty  ‘No Strike’ Edict Put On Miners; UMW Chief Is Fined $10.860. Union $700,000

Actions Branded Serious Threat’ ToU. 5. Welfare   Union’s Fine Reduced to $700,000, but Chief's Is Upheld

LEWIS AND UMW FINES UPHELD IN 7-2 RULING   Union’s Penalty Cut To $700,000; Strike Call Must Be Cancelled

‘No Strike’ Edict Clamped On   Actions Are Brandec as Threat to Government, Nation

Edict Against — Miners’ Strike Also Sustained  Actions of Soft Coal Workers. Czar Scored as Threat to Nation

UMW Leader S$ Reaction~~ Fpected in Appearance "Today Before Senators

‘No Strike’ Edict Clamped on Nation's Miners for Present   Judge Goldborough’s Injunction to Head Off Last Fall’s Strike Sustained; Leader's Fine Upheld While Union Assessment Cut

Civilian Predicts Dire Consequences for U.S. ‘Over A-Bomb Control!

Witness Denicts Atornic Hazards If Accord Fails   Predicts Adoption of ‘Totalitarian' Methods To Shift Populations

Cancellation Of Monopoly Co-Op Contracts Asked   Patman Votes Against Republican Majority In Housing Project Probe

Ploeser's Group Asks Cancellation of Co-Op Contract   Declares Monopoly Now Exists at Greenbelt Housing Project

Greenbelt’s Co-Op Judged  Monopolistie   Republican Majority Of Committee Asks Govermnent to Cancel Contract At Once

Economic Survey For Aid Started   Turkey Steaks Next for Menu   Unionists Quit in Test Of Taft-Hartley Act   Congregation Seeks To Buy Back Church Sold by Mistake

CLEVELAND CHURCH SOLT FOR TAXES BY MISTAKE   Purchaser Wants $5,006 for BulidIng Bought for $598,

April And May Bring The Birds And Bees—And Alse Best Health, Says Harrell

Russia Faces Firm Tactics   Marshall Prepares To Bolt Bis-4. Talk

U. S. To Foree as Hand OnGermanPact   America Will Abandon Ef. forts For Russian Agrecment If They Wrangle

oF 1 Ps * ™      A   Typewrfters Taken by Jew: Who Say They Are Needed Far ‘Political Use’

JEWS LAUNCH NEW ATTACKS   10 Arabs Killed As Hagana Warriors Open Counter Blow In Palestine

Jewish Fighters Begin Countering Arab “Invasion”  Hagana Forces Raid Village, Killing Ten

FIRST COUNTER BLOW AT ARAB INVASION IS HIT   Jewish Fighters Kill 10 And Wound Five In Raid On Village

Jews Launch Arab ‘Invasion Counter-Blow   Kill 10 Arabs, Wound 5 Others In Border Battle

Sfassen Calls On U.S. To Conserve Supplies Of Food   Suggests Special Congress To Enoct Marshall’s Plan

Stassen Asks Nationwide  Food Curbs   Calls for Voluntary Plan; Urges Special Congress to Aid Europe

Stassen for Special Mee! Of Congress   Also Cails for Voluntary Food Conservation Program

STASSEN BACKS MARSHALL PLAN   GOP Leader Also Urges Nation-wide, ‘Co-ordinated . Food Conservation’

Stassen Asks Food  ‘Conservation  Calls For Special Congress To Enact Marshall Plan

FIRE AT PRINCESS’ MANSION UNSOLVEL   Theory Is Cigarette Started Biaze ~—KEepairs Before Elizabeth's Wedding Unlikely.

Reds Allege US. Planned Big 4 Schism   Propagandists Say We Planned Western German Segregation

Red Propaganda Blames U. S. For Parley Collapse  Soviets Are Irked _ At Marshall Stand  nm Rannaratinne

BELL ANNOUNCES SETTLEMENT FOR $4 WEEKLY RAISE   BARGAINING AGENTS ACCEPT BUT WORKERS MUST RATIFY PACT

Settlement Offer Made By Company   ‘Proposal Is Put Forward   At Washington; Legal Action Against Strike Taken in Oregon

Illinois Union Leaders Accept Raise Proposal   Telephone Strike Breaks Hinted in New Negotiations

Proposal Calls For S4a Week  Pay Increase   Workers to Return MVonday If Plan Is Ratified

Accept $4 Week Pay Agreement   Senate Forbids bids Union Coercion of Workers Selecting Representatives.

Phone Union: In Illinois Accept Plan   Retreat From $6 Weekly  Pay Boost; Action May Gat Paoalicw far Nation

Youth Maintains Innocence in Death Of Teenage Fiancee   Claims to Have Been Sandbagged Before Incident

A DEWEY-STASSEN FIGHT IS ASSUREL   Two Will Battle for National Con vention Delegates in New Hampshire Primary,

High Winds Hit Tyler Airport Sunday Causing Estimated Damage of $75,000

The National Whirligig   News Behind the News Washinetomn - - - - Kay Tucker

Hope Diamond Included  Estate Left By Mrs. McLean Will Be > Split Among Grandchildren In 1967

Hope Diamond and Large Estate Go To Grandchildren   Mrs. Evalyn W. McLean Makes Disposition for Her Descendants

GRAIN MARKET CURBS SOUGHT   ONE COMMITTEE ASKS THAT  “TRUMAN TAKE STEPS TO - GURB SPECULATION *

URGES C SPECULATION IN FOODS   Congressional Subcommittee Asks Action by Truman

State Bureau Gives Rule On Jobless Pay   Becomes Disputed Point Between Union, Owners

State Decrees Mine Benefits At Unsafe Pits   Announcement Injects Nev Issue Into Controversy Of Operators, Union

Ban Suggested in Voies on Memberships   Various Proposals Flayed in Turn by Russian Fnyvov

U. §. Proposes Ban on UN Veto   Russia Accused of Abuse of Big Five Power in Membership Elections

IS BALLOTED FOR MEASURE   Majority More Than Enough to Override Veto

Now Goes to Conference for Compromise   Denounced by Labor Groups.

Controversial Bill Restricting Unions  Is Voted by Senat   “Milk-and-Water” Substitute Offered by Democrats Turned Down

By Organized Labor Groups  _- Many Industrialists Favored Its Adostion

Bill Now Goes To Conference For Revision   Later It Will Be Sent to Truman: Barkley Angered

Demo's Substitute Is Thrown Out Before Vote On Strike Curb Measure

Margin Sufficient To Override Vetc   Bill Goes to Compromise With Tougher House Version

Bill fo Be Sent to Conference   Senate Rejects, 73-19 Mild Substitute Bill Of fered by Dems. .

Vote Exceeds Margin Needed to Upset Veto  Measure Now Goes to Conference  With Tougher House Legislation

Vote of 68-24 Would Override Predicted Veto   Measure Now Goes to Conference for Compromise

Vote 68 to 24; Less Stringent Demo Measure  Beaten (3-19   GOP Proposal Now Goes To Compromise Parley With House

conferees Must Compromise Differences In Senate Measure And “Tougher’’ One Passed By House To Restrict Unions.

Temperatures   Compromise With ‘Tougher’ House Measure Is Sought in Commitiee: To White House Later This Month

~ —CURBS — Parley Slated on House Act   PRESIDENTIAL DISSENT SEEN

G.0.P. MEASURE GIVEN APPROVAL - BY 68-24 MARGIN   [Proponents Roll Up More Than Enough Votes to   QMvoarrida Vata

Labor Bill Is Passed By Senate   -Vote Margin Large Enough to Ensure’  _ Passage Over Expectes Presidential Veto -:

Margin I Plenty To Over-ride 4 Predicted Veto   Far-Reaching Bill Now Goes to Conference For A Compromise.

Far-Reaching Measure To Conference   Provisiq@ss Denounced By Labor But Generally Endorsed By Industrialists

SenatePassesLabor Bill Denounced By Union Majority   Measure Will Be Subject ef Conference With House Bill; Taft Led Fight

More Than Two Thirds Margin Given Measure   Conference Group Ta lron Out Differences Between Two Plans

Margin Is More Than Two-Thirds   industrialists Score Victory With Passage

Taft Leads Fight For Measure After Dem Substitute  Is Badly Beaten; Legislation Has Been Denounced By Labor Groups; Hailed by Industry

BILE NOW GOES TO CONFERENCE FOR AGREEMENT   conferees Must Com.promise Differences In’ Senate Measure And “Tougher’’ One Passed By House To Restrict Unions.

Vote Enough To Override  Veto: 68-24   Conference with House Next; Substitute by Democrats BReaten.

Vote Sufficient To Override Veto   Joint Committee to Attempt Comparison With House Version

WEAKER BILL DEFEATED, 131019   ‘Measure Goes To Confer' ence For Compromise   CLOSED SHOP   Outlawed By Both Houses; Legislation Denounced By Organized Labor

Vote Of 68 To 24 Is More Than Two-Thirds Margin Needed To Override Possible Presidential Veto— Measure, Denounced By Union Ranks But Generally Endorsed By Many Industrialists, Goes To Conference For Compromise With Tougher House Bill

ADOPTS CURBS ON STRIKES, UNIONS BY VOTE OF 68-24   DEFEATS SUBSTITUTE MEASURE DRAFTED BY GROUP OF DEMOCRATS

Labor Bill Passed ‘In Senate 68-24   More Than Two-Thirds Margin to Override Veto Given to Controversial Bill That Is Denounced by Labor Factions But Endorsed by Many Industrialists.

‘Better Than Two Thirds In Favor Of Bill   Enough To Override Predicted Veto; Now Confere ence With House.

Senate Passes Labor Bill; Move To Dull Teeth Killed   68- 24 Vote Is More thon Margin Needed To Over ! ride Possible Veto by President

68 to 24 Margin Great Enough To Override Presidential] Veto; Adiustment to House Bill Needed

LABOR BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE   Measure Adopted by Vote of 68 to 24, Which Is More Than Two-Thirds Needed to Override a Possible Veto.

VOTE ENOUGH TO OVERRIDE TRUMAN VETO   Measure Now Goes to Conference for Reconcitiation with Tougher House Version,

Controversial Measure Goes To Conference   Bill Favorable To Truman Rejected By Lawmakers

Far More Than: Margin Needed To Upset Veto   Measure Now Goes: to Conference to Settle Differences With:House

Legislation Is Condemned by Organized Labor   Totals Show More Than Enough Votes Necessary to Override a Vato

Senate Labor Bill Passes by 68-24 Vote   Conference Will Decide Final Form Measure Will Take

‘(Carries By Enough Votes To Override Likely Truman Velo   Version To Be Worked Out In Compromise With Tougher House Bill

Measure Would Curb Strikes,  Limit Unions  Substitute Democrat i Rejected 73- i am nramiaa amt Ea ects

Measure Is Approved By 68 To 24 Vote   Reject Substitute Bill; Subject Now Goes To Joint Group For ‘Compromicses’

Senate Passes Labor Bill 68-24   Substitute Measure Sharply Beaten; Backers Declare Vote Indicates Strength to Override Possible Veto

Senators Reject Milder Measure Sponsored by Democrats and Pass Taft Bill by 68 to 24 Vote.   ORGANIZED LABOR DENOUNCES MEASURE

68 To 24 Vote ls Enough To Override Veto   Compromise Next With Tougher Bill Passed by House

VOTING MARGIN BIG ENOUGH TO ~ CRUSH A VETO   Measure Goes to Conference For Compromise with More Stringent Act

Taft's Measure Carries By More Than Two-Thirds   Truman Will Get Two-House Bill By End Of Month

Margin More Than Needed Te Override Veto   Measure Now Goes Into Conference For Compromise With Tougher House Bill

Senate Passes Labor Measure  By 68-24 Vote   Democrats’ Substitute  Bill Rejected 73 To 19

Conference On Two Bills Now Slated   Count for Passage Shows Margain Sufficient to Override Veto; House Hes Tougher Version

Senate Approves Labor Bill 68-24   Has More Than Two-Thirds Margin Needed to Override Veto  FAR REACHING BILL      Proposal Now Goes to Con: ference for Compromise  with House

Margin Enough To Override Expected Veto   Democrat Substitute Is Defeated Before Fina! Vote Tally

Measure Heads for  Conference   Democrats’ Milder Bans Turned Down Refore Final Vote

Senate, Tn Final Vote On Labor Bill, Passes  Controversial Measure

SPECULATION ON VETO BY TRUMAN EYED BY SOLONS   Lawmakers To Get Together To Polish Differences In Programs

Measure Gefs Enough Votes To Beat Veto   Drastic Bill Goes To Conference With House Committee

ENOUGH VOTES TO OVERCOME VETO INDICATED   Barkley Charges GOP Whip ‘Intimidating’ President

Senate Passes Taft Labor Bill By 68 10 24   Compromise With House Bill Necessary; Substitute Reiected

Measure Given Enough Votes to Override Veta   Substitute Defeated 73 to 19 Re. fore Final Vote; Victory For Senator Taft

Adopts Measure By Vote Of 68-24   Bill Denounced By Organized Labor And Endorsed By Industry Goes To Conference With Tougher House Bill

Ready For  Compromise Conference   Measure Gets More Than Two-Thirds Vote Margin

Measure Is Denounced By Organized Labor, But Given Approval By Industrialicts

Compromise On House Bill Next Step Schedule   Submission To * Truman Expected Late This Month

SENATE VOTE, O24, GIVES SAFETY EDEI   Measure Sent to Conference te Settle Differences in House Bill.

Majority IsAmple As Tally Is Made   Presidential Veto Can Be Nullified By Sentiment

$84,831,450 Skyscraper Home-—  Funds Worry UN Assembly   Lie Tells Plans as INY Demolition Beains 

8 SOLTIER KILI        harton Man Was in Auto Accident in the East

KANSAS SOLDIFR KILLED   harton Man Was in Auto Accident in the East

Tax Slash Is Possible Even If Budget Cut   Metal Lathers Go on Strike   News Flashes

GERMANY MAY BE SPLIT UP BY DEADLOCK   CREATION OF NEW EUROPEAN STATE ALMOST SURE

PEACE TREATY FOR SERMANY NO EASY TASK   NO COMPROMISES EXPECTED FROM RUSSIANS

Statesville Shot:   {nformal Glimpses of People In and Srourd Statesville.

Little Protestant Girl To Remain With Her Catholic Foster Parents

26 Per Cent Loan Rate Bill Given Senate   New ‘Ceiling’ Proposa Endorsed in Principle By State Lenders

MISS TRUMAN'S DEBUT TONIGHT   President's Daughte1 Arrives In Detroit For Broadeast

MARGARET TRUMAN ‘REACHES DETROIT   SINGS OVER RADIO TONIGHT -—COMPLETELY RECOVERED  FROM COLD.

SEIZES 2,000 SUSPECTED OF CONSPIRACY   Reds Had Planned Drive to Overthrow Government Tonight

Dethronement Of King Pau! Said to be Aim   Alleged Conspirators 4} Nabbed In Pre-Dawn Raids Face Treason

ARREST OF 2800 PERSONS SAID To HAVE PREVENTED  ATTEMPT TO SEIZE __ GOVERNMENT

Greeks Crack Plot Against Government   2,500 Reds Are Arrested in Athens; Treason Is Charged

BRIGGS WORKERS NUMBERING 89,000 THREATEN STRIKE   Walkout Would Affect Production of Automobiles by Chrysler and Packard Companies,   WAGE NEGOTIATIONS COLLAPSE IN DETROIT   Gar Body Builder Balks at De mand Proffered Pay Boost Be Made Retroactive to April 23.

STRIKE LOOMS AT BRIGGS CO.   Closing of Eight Manufecturing Plants May Come With Pay Dispute

Costly Strike at Briggs Plant Is Threat of CIO   Would Exert Quick Effect on Maior Producers

Britain Rules Out Use of Troops To  Enforce Partition   Cadogan Says Government Will Not Accept Responsibility for Palestine Split; Plan Complete Evacuation by Aug. 1

Britain Won’t Enforce Split Of Holy Land   Refuses to Pledge Troops’ Use to Carry Out U. N. Maiarity Desisian —

BRITISH DESIRE NO MORE WOES FROM MANDATE   Palestine Partitioning Will

British Set To Pull Out Of Palestine   Gives Approval To Partitioning Plan UN Majority Backs

ALL-STAR CAST RAPS FILM REDS   Actors Cooper, Montgomery Call Group Both Noisy and Danoerous.

Reds Have  Foothold in Hollywood, 4 Stars Say  Agree, However. They Have Faile  To Dominate Et Vee cdeactewr

MOVIE ACTORS STEAL SHOW AT HOUSE HEARING   Gary Cooper, Robert Montgomery In Attack On Communists   LUNATIC FRINGE IS NOISY, DANGEROUS

FILMLAND IS PERMEATED WITH “REDS”   Probers Are Informed As to Communists And “Lunatic Fringe”

PUNS AND WISECRACKS Movie Stars Admit Commies Have Foofhold in Hollywood

Gary Cooper, Montgomer ry, Others Testify Red ‘Lunatic Fringe’ In Film  Capital Is Called Dangerous

Montgomery, Gary Cooper Tell Of Red:   Actors Agree: Commu nists Have Failed‘In Hollywood

Actors Testify — ‘Red Fringe’ Has Hollywood Hold   Declare Communists Do Not Dominate Film Capital, However

Movie Stars Say Reds Have Gained Dangerous Foothold In Hollywood

REDS’ FOOTHOLD “IN FILM CAPITAL ~ HELD DANGEROUS   But Gary Cooper and Robert Montgomery Say Communists Do Not Dominate Movie Industry.   TWO OTHER ACTORS AGREE WITH THEM   Four Tell House Investigators Majority of Workers in Hollywood Are Against  f Tenets of Moscow.

Cooper, Montgomery Say Communists In Hollyweod Are Noisy And Dangerous

Members of Screen Guild Got Communist Paper Free Witness Tells Red Probers

Sub-Zero Weather Spreads  Grip Over lowa Areas Today   Temperatures Drop Steadily in State

NEW SNOWFALL BEING DRIFTED BY HIGH WINDS   Winds to Diminish ~ Later Today; Mercury Will Plunge Tonight

 Projects Include Thirty-Fourth Street  Contract Is Let For County Road Paving

Other County Projects Also Get Approval  $43,945 Contract   $43,945 Contract On Work Is Giver Ta J] R. Fannina

—State Nears Maximum Power Capacity—  Voluntary Electricity Rationing Said Likely   Lincoln To Carry Own Load During Peak: Aire Conditioning. Irrigation Threatened

Rationing Is Seen If State Power Supply Stays Critical Level of Loup River Is Deciding Factor in Electricity Reductions

Buckingham Palace Scotches New Rumors   Greek Prince Will Not Travel With Royal British Party To South Africa

Seven Dead, 14 Hurt In Tornado      RODEOS, PICNICS AND OTHER OBSERVANCES SET Thousands Of Texans To Take Part In Colorful - Fourth Of July Celebrations Over State Today

Truman Signs Appropriations For Post Office And Treasury, Criticizes Slash In Funds

YOUTHS ADMIT KIDNAP PLAN   Ransom Notes Found Near  Youngstown Murder Scene

RESIDENTIAL BUILDING OUTLOOK DISCUSSED   Babson Says Better Quality Materials Can Be Demanded If You Wait Until Next Year. Prices To Remain The Same.

HUGHES MUST TELL DETAILS OF PLANE DEAL   West Coast Millionaire Ordered to Appear Refore Senate Probers

KAISER TAKES STAND, FLAYS PLANE CRITIC!   War Industrialist Denies Pressure For Contract

FDR ENDORSED FLYING BOAT, JONES REVEALS   Rich Plane-Builder Given Summons  By Board

PLANE CONTRACT PROBERS SUMMON HOWARD HUGHES   Millionaire Wil. Be Asked to  Tell About Orders He Received for Craft That Did Not Get Into War.   ROOSEVELT?T’S ACTION FIGURES IN TESTIMONY   Jesse Jones Says President Overrode RFC Cancellation of Contract for Huge Flying Boat.

Millionaire To Testify On Friday   Jesse Jones Tells Coinmittee Roosevelt Overrode Cancellation: of $20,000,000 Plane Onday

Probers Order Hughes to Air  War Contracts  Writ Caps Sharp Exchange Between Brewster, Builder

Jones Claims FDR Gave Okay To Big Plane Contract . Senate Committee Asks Hughes To Answer Questions In Probe

Probers May Call Leahy And Arnold   _ Both Mentioned In Testimony On Hughes-Kaiser Quizzing

Whitney Given 0. K. by Senate   Public Service Term Appointment Wins; Vote, 20 to 10

Would Free Clubs from Quota Law  House Provides 18-Month Lapse Under Liquor Cod:

Disease Feared In Flood’s Wake  Vermont Town Gets Power But No Water

LILIENTHAL CONFIRMED. BY SENATE   Vote Was 50 to  31 After Delay Of Three Months

Lilienthal-Gonfirmed; > Says ‘Get on With Job’  Long, Bitter Debate Ends in 50-31 Vote for Chairman of Atomic Group

Atomic Energy Commission Can Go Ahead   Lilienthal Confirmed 50 to 31 After Lone, Bitter Fight

Atomic Energy Commission's Battle Is Over   Lilienthal Wins By 50 To 31 Vote

LILIENTHAL 1S APPROVED   New AEC Chairman Asks ‘Wholehearted Teamwork’

Lilienthal, Confirmed,  Starts Work   Senate Battle Won,  Chairman Stresses Urgency cf Job

New Atomic Commission Beains Work   Nomination of David E. Lilienthal and Other Members of Commission Approved

Senate Votes Confirmation  Of Lilienthal   Atomic Chairman Says Important Thing Is To Get Along With Job

t On With Job, ilienthal's Aim Atomic Commission Members Confirmed

DYNAMITE CAPS STIR UP TRIAL   Explosives Found = hi Cabin Of Overell Death Yacht

Death And Delinquency Hallowell Youth Admits It Was“Wrong” to Kill Officers

Stronger Pact With Russians Goal Of Bevin   Marshall Proposes Cut of Allied Troops in  Germany

eAgreement Hits Aggression by German Nation   U. S. Four Power Treaty ® Demilitarization Plan a Topic

Bevin, Stalin Confer; Talk Strong Pact   Would Extend Dual Accord Upon Plans To Balk Ageressor

BEVIN ANGLES FOR ALLIANCE WITH SOVIETS   CUT IN OCCUPATION TROOPS FAVORED BY MARSHALL

Bevin Proposes Stronger Alliance With Russians  Other Features of His Visit With Stalin  So Far Unannounced

Bevin Appeals To Stalin for Closer Bonds  Marshall Now Only Council Member Red Leader Has Not Seen

BRITAIN WOULD STRENGTHEN HER PACT WITH RED   Bevin Confers Hour and 1% Minutes With Stalin on Alliance Against Ger man Aggression,   MARSHALL ASKS CUT IN OCCUPATION FORCES   French Propose 4-Power Meet ing duly 1 to Organize Emigration From Reich to France.

Bevin, Stalin Confer on  50-Year Pact  British-Russian Alliance   British-Russian Alliance Extension Urged

Bevin Seeking Extended Pact With Russians   France Asks Powers Guide Reich Emigration Flaw; Briton Meets Stalin

BEVIN URGES EXTENSION OF RUSSIAN PACT   Meets Stalin on Plans To Improve Alliance Against Germany

Bevin, Stalin Confer on 50-Year Pact   British-Russian Alliance Extension Ureed

BEVIN MEETS STALIN; ASKS ~ GERMAN PACT   Marshall Would Cut Number of Allied  Traans in Zones  .

Today In Congress   Revercomb Fears Russia May Invade Greece, Turkey If U. S. Aid Approved; House Puts Thumping O. K. On Labor Bill, Recesses

Today’ s Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital - Summarized by AF   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

State Second in Secondary Roads   Kansas Ranks near Top among MidWest States for Mileage Approved

Lack of Capital May End Business Boom, NAM Hears    Adequate Tax Reductions Seen as Only Way to Prevent Collapse

Government Report Shows. Both Incomes and Spendiné ‘Zoom to Record Rates

MARSHALL HITS FUNDS CUTTING   Russian Coups Make Diplomatic Strength Necessary

SOLONS URGED NOT TO REDUCE STATE FUNDS   Secretary Tells Committee Department Should Not Be ‘Whittled’ Now

SOVIET MOVES ABROAD BRING FUNDS APPEAL   Whittling State Department Undesirable, Marshall Declares

ASKS SENATORS TO RESTORE  LARGE AMOUNT cUuT.  FROM APPROPRIATIONS: ~ BY HOUSE

Ww  SAYS HUNGARY COUP SERIOUS   _ Urges Congress.  ‘Not Weaken — State Department

Marshall Asks Fund Restoration To Department   Asks Senate Sub-Committee To Restore $55,000,006 Of Cut Made In Funds

Taft Doubts  Bi-Partisan Work Possible   Answers Democratic Plan For Conaress Cooveraiioy

Sen. Taft Sees No Chance For  ‘Cooperation’   Can’t Agree With Demo Chief On Special Session Bipartisanship

Taft Sees No Joint Action On Inflation   Does Not Agree With Any Truman Economic Policy.

Taft Says Politics Can’t Be Avoided At Soecial Session   Asserts He Cannot  Agree With Demo _ Chief as te Possible Non-nartisan Accord

FIGHT LOOMS OVER PRICES, TAFT STATES   Opposes McGrath Idea To Drop Politics At Meeting

GOP Policy Leader: Offers Opposite View to Position Of Sen. McGrath

Bi-Partisan Program Is  Improbable   (Taft Doubts Joint Program To Fight Inflation Can Be Worked Out

Truman To Veto Bill On Friday   Only Slim Chance Is Seen That Senate Will Override Veto Of Tax Reduction

Today In Conevress   Truman’s Second Veto Of Tax Bill To Reach Capitol Hill Tomorrow; Meat Institute Sees Better Supply With Lower Prices

RUMAN TO SEND ND TAX BILL ETO TOMORROW    House Set To : Override Again

CHANCES SUN FOR PEACE IN RACE DISPUTE   SOLUTION SUITABLE TO JEWS, ARABS FAILS IN U. N.

Unpopular Arab Solution Feared   UN May Have to Back up Holy Land Decision with Borrowed Forces

PEACEFUL PLAN FOR PALESTINE HELD UNLIKELY   Jewish Agency Declares  Would Accept Partition As Last-Resort Step

Hopes Fading On Palestine   Peaceful Settlement Of Conflict Unlikely

Little Chance To Work Out Settlement   Jewish-Arab Conflict May Be “Shot Out”

Hope Fades For Peaceful Settlement In Palestine;  UN Faced With Police Job

Slight Chance Of Settlement In Holy Land Held By U.N.   Hope Ebbs For Plan Acceptable To Arabs And Jewish Factions

UN. FACING HOLY LAND POLICE JOB   Hope Fades for Peacetul Settlement of ArabJewish Differences.

Hope For Peaceful Settlement In Palestine Fades    No Solution Seen To Avert All Danger Of Shooting Showdewn In Holy Land

Hopes  Dwindle In Jewish-Arab Conflict In UN   /Delegates Believe. Chance For Settlement Fade; May Be Necessary To Enforce Plan

Jewish-Arab Settlement  Up To U.N.  ‘Slight Chance Seer   Slight Chance Seen ‘For Holy Land  Compromise

UN Faced With Job Of Policing   Partition Plan Unacceptable To Either Jews, Arabs

Ukranian Says Greek Is Real Balkan Culprit   JEWISH.ARAR CONEY te

Predicts’47 As Year Of Big. Moment     Columnist Sees It As Pivot On Which Mankind’s Fortunes May Then For Ceneration

14 Cars Added To Friendship Train in lowa   Five Cars of Oatmeal from Cedar Rapids—Governor  Blue on Train

Taxes Payable Now   Curious Cat, Sick Judae and Ex-Gl Help Posse Nab Jail Breakers

Atlanta Suburb Left Gasping... .  Sick Judge Teams With Cat To Flush Suspects

 Thriller-diller: Curious Cat, Sick Judge Play  Roles In Georgia Melodrama

Strange Things Happen in Hapeville; Even Tabby Helps Track Down Fugitives

Ask Maximos  Greek Cabinet   It Was His Own Resignation Which’ Began Present Crisis

King Orders Maximos To Form Cabinet   Greek Leader Said To Have Accepted Roval Mandcte

DUTCH GIRL TENDS GRAVE: REWARDED   Shy Miss Is In Indiana as Recipient of Free Flying Trip.

REP. MAY TRIAL. -[$ WEDNESDAY   Defense Kilf Motions Are. Dis= missed

OHIO LIQUOR CHANGES ASKED   Senate Committee Would Eliminate Politics From Department

Plan UN Complaint British Charge Mines Sown Off Albania In Last 8 Months

PS STRONG DSOR FIVE y 41.37) SCORE   eads for Seventh jonal in Last ine Years

RUSSIA OFFERS CONTROL PLAN TO UN COUNCIL   Soviet Action Would Kill U. S. Atomic Control Setup

U.S. PROGRAM IS OPPOSED   Proposals For Atomic Control. By UN Submitted By Russians

Russia Proposes Steps To Carry Out Atomic Plan  Convention To Work Out Controls Urged

MILK PRICE 10 GO UP AGAIN?   Increase of Cent or Two Looms After Lawton Dairymen Win Point

Hike in Milk Price Looms In Oklahoma   Dairymen at Lawton ~ Win Increase ond Muskogee Producers Demand Price Advance

SOWLES SAYS PUBLIC: WILL FORCE CUT   I.abor Unions Help }ousewives In Resistance

Buyer Resistance Spreads Across Nation as Prices  Of Food Continue to Rise

Hogs, Wheat, Corn Drop A Bit; Grain Slips; Bowles Sees Some Relief

Temperatures   Buyer Resistance Spreads Across Nation in Attempt To Check Rocketing Prices   Higher Margin Demand Cut Early Quotations on Hogs, Grain, Corn; Unions Operate Cooperative Stores

[Pwo Methods Planned—Tighten The Belt More Than Necessary And Formaticn Of Cooperatives By Buyers   HOUSEWIVES WILL’ DO THEIR PART

Steady Rise In‘ Prices Starts : Group Buying:  Housewives Decide To Do Something.” -. Abaute Hiah Caste ©’

STEADY SPIRE’ IN FOOD PRICES   Housewives and Labor Unions Join Movement Designdt To Force Decline

'Buyer Resistance To Record:Prices:. ‘Develops:over U. 5.   ‘Hogs, Wheat Corn Show Slight Drop

U.S. FOUuSeWIVEeS, Labor Act to Halt Spiraling Prices  Union Establishes Co-Op To Eliminate Middle Man

ee ene and again late  and 28" Logs, Wheat, Corn Prices Drop Slightly as Scattered Buyer Resistance Develops in Nation:

Telephone Drive And Operation Of Union Stores Starts Attack; Talk Is Heard For Renewal Of Federal Controls

Unions Develon Cooperative For Food Purchases   Clamor For Renewal Of Controls Grows

Housewives Resisting High Prices  Labor Unions Join   Labor Unions Join Organized Efforts To Combat Rising Prices for Food

 Organized Buyer Resistance Develops  Across Nation as Food Prices Boom

Modest Declines in Hogs and Grain Recorded Today   Restoring Some Price Controls Is Being Advocated

Public Bucks Rising Prices; Unions Aiding   Buyers Determined ; Tn Attempt to Halt Rapid Advancements

Resistance Against Hi ‘Costs Grows  Thru Nation   Labor Unions Get  Behind Housewives In Effort To Do .Something About It

Rising Food Prices Causing Considerable Buyer Resistance   sp ht ota lit RE y Tan_2-ve H  Cripps Annout2s Plans’ To Boost British Exports

NEW MEN RESUME JACKSON ROAD WORK   25 Taken On As Highway Pickets Withdraw

Seven White Men are Charged With Jail-Kidnaping of Negro — Names .are Withheld — Young Negro, Who Escaped, - Afterward surrendered to FBI Agents.

JAIL KIDNAPERS OF NEGRO MAKE BOND   Sheriff Refuses To Divulge  Men’s Names

Soviet Atomic Bomb Control Plan Rejected   L. S. Says Proposal Is “Inadequate” And Unacceptable

U.5, TURNS DOWN SOVIET PLAN FOR ATOMIC CONTROL   Proposal for Internationa! Body Rejected as Inadequate and “Wholly Indecentable.”’   ACTION BRINGS PLEA  BY POLISH DELEGATE   Developments Come at Meet. ing of Atomic Energy Group on Anniversary of Hiroshima,

U. S. Rejects Russian Plan For Atomic Energy Control As ‘Wholly Inadequate’

RUSSIAN ATOM PLAN SPURNED   Proposal For Control Body Held Inacceptable To  U. S. Government

NAME GLORIA LARSON ATTEND GIRLS STATE      Jewell Girl Chosen To Attend Legion Auxiliary Sponsored Event At Grinnell College July 23 to 30.

BIG 4 FAILS TO. SETTLE AUSTRIA   Key Issues Stalemated After 2nd Secret Talk

Russia Holds Key To Action On  Austrian Treaty  a  Questions, Claims ow.  fe, aa a

Sill Stalemated  Ministers Wind Up Secret Session On ‘Treaty For Austria

(ev BIG FOUR PARLEY — "1 2d Secret Talks Fail To Cut Austria Knot

Second Secret  Session Is Held   Ministers Discuss Austrian Treaty But Comment Is Withheld. °

Big Four Hold Secret Parley; Chief Austrian Issues Locked   Western Powers See Hope Of Concessions From Molotov, Stalin

Fight Men Killed, Four 3 ra ft! .  Others Are  aLh  British Mine Expiee.on

WASHINGTON — (UP) — Rep. L. Mende! Rivers (D—S. €.) today introduced legislation calling on congress to denounce former Vice - Pres. Henry A. Wallace's foreign policy speeches abroad.

MAY SEEK WHITE HOUSE VIEWS ON BAN ON WALLACE   Resolution of Condemnation By Congress Hinted

Counters Pleas For Legal, Other Penalties   Starr of VF'W Asks Critic’s Passport Re Revoked

WILL ASK TRUMAN VIEW ON WALLACE   Senate Democrats Discuss Resolution Blasting Wallace

India Becomes  Two Countries Violence Still Rages On Day Of Freedom

British Turn Over Rule Of Indian State   Crowds Cheer Viceroy; Violence At New Heights.

Pakistan Independent Nation, India To Be Dominion Friday   Birth Of Two New Sovereign States Of Tremendous Historic Moment — But Rioting, Bloodshed Continue

Britain Gives Up Its Reinsin India Tonight   Two New Sovereign States To Replace Empire Rule

MOUNTBATTEN {S LAST OF BRITISH VICEROYS   Pakistan, Moslem State, Is Headed By Jinnah; Nehru Leader Of Hindu India

Fighting Flares As Britain Ends Rule Over India   Hundreds Of Casualties Counted In Rioting; In   dians To Have Contrel  Of Destinies. Resources

INDIA GETS FREEDOM, BUT STRIFE GROWS   First Self-Rule in 300 Years Comes Amid Clashes Between the Moslems and the Hindu and Sikh Factions,

Britain’s Reins Are Off Pakistan   Viceroy Lord Mountbatten Will Return To New Delhi Tomorrow To Surrender British Power To Hindu India

Mountbatten Gives Rule Of Pakistan To Moslems   Dominion Is Formed As Britisly Attempt To End India Fight

India Becomes 2State Free Nation Today   Long Struggle For Freedom. Won; Big Problems Are Ahead  Be gee Beka ME TS ahs

British Yield Power to Pakistan; Teeming India Becomes 2 Nation   Rioting and Bloodshed Grip Punjab as New Moslem Dominion Celebrates Independence Dav: Hindu India Will Get Freedom Friday

ENGLAND DROPS INDIA CONTROL   Two New Sovereign States Assume Power Friday

India Becomes 2 Dominions   Moslem Nation Established: Hindus Receive Same Rank Friday

England Turns Over India To Two States   Moslems, Hindus And Sikhs Shed Blood In The Puniab

‘Lahore Counts Hundreds of Casualties as Tempo of Communal Rioting Is Increased.

Mark Birth Of Indian  Dominion   Lord Mountbatten Turns Over Reins of Pakistan  To Moslems; Will Rule as Governor of Hindu India

Hindus Will Get Powers Tomorrow   British Formally Yield Authority After Generations

Moslems Take Charge of Own Dominion T oday   Hindus to Gain Control of Othe State Friday

Communal War Fells Hundreds.   Viceroy Returns to New Delhi to Surrender Power to Hindu India 

Britain’ S Rule Ends In India       At Midnight Tonight Vast Sub-Continent Becomes Two Separate Independent States.

British Give Up: Rule Over India; Form 2 Nations:  Fights Continue

British Give Up Power To 2  Indian States   Moslems and Hindus Fight as Freedom Is Attained at Last

MOSLEM STATE IS FREED FROM BRITISH POWER   New Dominion Of Pakistan Born As Mountbatten Relinguishes Reins

—‘AN EVENT IN HISTORY’— Britain’s Conirol Over  India Ends At Midnight

Battles in Lahore Mark Historic Day   Moslems Fight Sikhs, Hindus As Reins of Power are Passed

Br ‘itish Power Tn P akistan Js Released  Moaclame Patra (Ce-nwe   Moslems Take Over: Hindu India To Be Set Up Friday

British Relinquish Indian Government To Moslem Leaders  Tomorrow Hindus To Be Given Control

BRITAIN STEPS OUT, INDIA’S ON HER OWN AGAIN   Subcontinent Thus Returned t Control of People After Three Centuries

Mountbatten Drops Power In Pakistan   British Power To Be Given Up In Hindu India  Tomorrow

Native States Assume Reins At Midnight   Blood Spilled In  Communal Strife

Reins of Control to Moslem Pakistan and Hindu Incha   TWO NEW STATES RISE   Mountbatten in Ceremony at Karachi Today, Delhi  Tomorrow

VICEROY TURNS OVER POWER   Moslem State Created Today,  Hindu Unit To Join in  Tomorrow.

British Give Up: Rule Over India: Form 2 Nations  Fights Continue © ~~ In Puniab Areac -

Fighting Continues Between Moslems and Hindus as Mountbatten Surrenders British Power.   INDEPENDENCE DAY IS CELEBRATED

BRITAIN GIVES UP RULE OVER INDIA: RIOTING CONTINUES   Mountbatten Relinquishe: Power To New Moslem Naminian Of Pokicton

BRITAIN LETS GO OF POWER IN PAKISTAN   Moslems Take Over As New Era Begins In Indian  Government

Independence for. India Dawns; Twe Sovereign States   But First Day of  Freedom Is Marred By Bloody Fighting Of Moslems. Hindus

GIVE CONTROL TO HINDU INDIA   Mountbatten to Become Gov ernor of Dominion

India Gets Freedom after 300 Years As Her Death Toll Continues to Rise

British May Begin Holy Land Exodus In Next Sixty Days   Rapid Withdrawal of Troops Due Even if U.N. Reaches Solution  To Issues Troubling Palestine

British Expected To Leave Palestine Shortly Regardless Of Action By U.N.

PLANNED REGARDLESS OF ACTION BY UN   Step To Follow Announcement Holy Land Mandate Is Te Be Abandoned

British Set To Leave  Palestine  Will Withdraw Troops Even If Assembly Fails Tn Settle lecua

British Planning Early Recall of  Palestine Arms   Expected to Begin Troop Withdrawal Within Two or Three Months

Britain To Take Troops — From Palestine   _ Will Be Out in Month or Two - At the Latest ..

British Troops To. Pull Out of Palestine Soon  Awa No ecision On o Do With Hele “o nd

British Will Withdraw 100,000 Troops From Palestine Despite UN Decision

UN Decision Is Demanded In Palestine   ‘British Government spokes- man Says Withdrawal Will - Be Made Even In Absence  of Settlement.

Britain To Begin Withdrawal Of Troops From Palestine In The Very Near Future

French Alerted For New Riots At Marseille   Violence Feared During Rites For Red Slain On Wednesday

Funds Group Called Upon Aid Program   Senate Body Will Discuss Proposal  For $580.000.000

EMERGENCY AID SOUGHT FOR EUROPE   Senate Committee Sessions Called To Consider Request

SENATE GROUP WILL = CONSIDER EMERGENCY AID   Appropriations Committee Will Meet Nov. 18 On  Truman Proposal!

Senators To Hold Special Meet OnEuropeanAid Plan   Announcement Comes As Moscow Reports Of Plans To Fight Morshall Plan In Europe— - Truman Goes To Peopie :

SENATORS TO ACT ON EUROPEAN AIL   Appropriations Committee Called into Session Nov. 18.

BABY PICTURE CONTEST PHOTOGRAPHER HERE, 22   All Pictures to be: Published in The Browning Leeder-Record

GOP Considers Own Price Bill   Efforts Made To Draf Measure Suitable To All Republicans

Governor's Party To Have Complete Control in Both Houses of State Lecislative Body

Byrd Finds ‘Awful Lot Of Coal’ In South Pole Area   Antarctic Explorer Finds Region Perfect For Food Storage; Says World Need Never Have Famine With Surpluses Stored There

Adm. Byrd Back. From Ice Cap .  Says Continent Open For Exploration

Byrd, Back Home, Sees South Polar Exploifation Soon  Continent Cracked Open For Exploration

 Plenty of Coal There  Byrd Envisages Exploitation of Vast Resources of South Polar Continent

BYRD WOULD STORE FOOD IN ANTARCTIC   Surplus Supplies Could Be Stored Against Lean Years: He Savs

Ramadier Wins Vote  In France   French Premier Gets Confidence Ballot In Weird Whirl 01 Paris Politics

French Premier “2 Gets Unanimous  Confidence Vote   Downfall of Cabinet Is Averted By Strange Communist Compromise   5 MINISTERS VOTE, OTHERS ABSTAIN   Ballot Taken on Motion to Grant Funds for IndoChina Campaign

Ramadier Survives Test Vote   French Premier Wins Unanimous Assembly Support

FRENGH CABINET. AVERTS GRISIS   Political Jockeying Splits Communist Party

Communists Split Vote in France to UpholdRamadier   * Political Jockeying Rrings Unprecedented Compromise in Paris

ST, FRANCIS CATHOLIC Rev. Father Wm. P. Mullen   METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

FATHER ADMITS KILLING BABY   Tells Police He — ‘Didn’t Want Anyone Elee to Have Her’

MRS. TRUMAN IS IMPROVED   Physician ~ Reports Slight Gain in Condition Of President’s Mother

Grow Huge Crop In Atom-Bombed Soil of Nagasaki   Up to 300 Per Cent Over Normal Yields, the Japs Report

Dimmed Lights Frighten Father, Shoots Daughter   James Stufflebean, 82 Brookfield, Fires Gun on Train

UNDER HEAVY FIRE   Seriotor Taft Reported Planning to Vote Against  fantimnantian

MORGAN SAYS ULIENTHAL I HOT TRUTHFUL   Tells Senators Nominee for Atomic Chairmanship Was Dishonest.

Ex-Head of TVA Hits Successor  * a ’ +  Lilienthal Said p rgoye * Power Hungry

EX-TVA BOSS LOSES BLAST AT LILIENTHAL   Morgan Tells Senator: Atom Post Nominee Is Dishonest

MORGAN HITS AT LULIENTHAL   Latter’s Predecessor In TVA Post Charges Dishones?’ Statements

Court Rules ‘Commie Tag’  Is Libelou:s   U. S. Circuit In Iilinois Or ders to Triad Suit Against Westbrook Pegler Et AL 

Another Judge Rules in Favor Of Talmadge   Thompson Trails Rival Twe-to-One In Court Decisions

Talmadge Scores Again In Battle  For Governorship   Superior Judge Now Rules He Is Governor Of Georgia.

TALMADGE WINS IN NEW DECISION   Holds 2-To-1 Court Lead Ir — Georgia Governor Fight

Final Decision Is Up To State Supreme Court      Jurist Holds Legislature Had Power to Elect Governor

Another Georgia Court Decision for Talmadge   Takes 2 to 1 Lead Over Lt. Gov. Thompson in WR eA AE Cauornnrel?

Another Ruling For Talmadge   Superior Judge Almand Concurs in Opinion  Of Hendrix

Superior Jiidge Upholds Talmadge As Rightful Governor of Georgia

Court Upholds Talmadge’s Claim To Seat   Final Decision Rests With Higher Georgia Court

Bond Almand, in a 7,000Word Decision Concurs With Hendrix.   HAS 2 T0 1 LEAD NOW   Is Ahead in Race With Gov. M. E, Thompson for * Executive Post.

Judge Upholds Talmadge in Claim to Post   Final Decision Over Governorship Rests With Supreme Court

Talmadge Edge Is 2 To 1 in Court Battle For Office   Third Superior Judge Rules For Son of Late Governor-Elect

Herman Hops Into Lead; Second Judge Rules He ‘Is Governor Of Georgia 

Miperior Judge Holds Talmadge egal Governor in Lengthy Decision ‘      SUPREME COURT WILL ’—-BE-ASKED-FOR-OPINION

CIRCHT COURT FOR TALMADGE   Georgia Governorship Tangle Rests With State Tribunal

Georgia Governor's Race Now Up to State's High Court  New Ruling in Favor of Talmadge to Be  Annoanled

Third Court Rules  lalmadge Entitled lo Governor Chair  Foe, Thompson, Is 1 Down; Latest Is On Access to Funds

Talmadge Claim to Office Is Upheld by Court  Thompson Action Is Dismissed in Lengthy Judament

Score Seen As Two to One After Decision of Second Superior Court Judge

Atlanta Judge Says Talmadge  Legal Governor   Quick Decision by Georgia Supreme Court Asked Be Thamnson

HAS 2-1 EDGE IN LEGAL ROW OVER OFFICE   Two State Judges Say He Is Leader and One Rules in Favor of Thompson, Who Appeals First Decision for Talmadge.

Superior Cour! Finds Against Thompson   Two Decisions On Same Case Slated For Appeals

JUDGE =DECIDES GEORGIA RACE FOR TALMADGE   Final Decision’ Resting With Supreme Court On Governorship

Yendrix Holds Talmadge Legal Ruler Of Georgia, Porter Taking     Opposite View. Ruling No Surprise. ~

Judge Rules Legislature ‘In Rights’   Batlle Of Governor Claimants All Even Tn Decision Matter

UPHOLD CLAIM OF TALMADGE   Court Rules Georgia State Legislature Had Right  To Name Governor

YOUNG BUYS STOCK IN NEW YORK CENTRAL   Great Deal Gf Room For Improvement In- Railroad’s Manage ment. Finanrier Sace

MANY RECOMMENDATIONS “ARE INCLUDED TO MAKE -. "AIR TRAVEL SAFER IN NATION. ©

WHOLESALE PRICES HIT POST-WAR HIGH   Advance Of 04 Per Cent Above Preceding Week, Federal  Rurean Anneaunsee

U.S. Troops Begin Moving Back To Evacuate Italy   Quit Positions Along Mor gan Line Ahead Of Schedule To Evade Incidents   YUGOSLAV TROOPS ADVANCE BEFORE TIME

MOVE T0 HOLD UP AID DENIED BY TABER   Committee Chairman Will Not Act  Without Information

HATCH CHARGES FUND BLOCKING   Solons Debate As Vanguard Of U. S Military Mission Starts For Istanbul

AT NEWBURYPORT   Seaport Merchants Unanimous In Belief It'll Yaem Inflation

RIVER BELIEVED AT TOP LEVEL   Mississippi Stationary After Rampage Which Leaves Thousands Homeless.

River Crests at 103-Year High; Area in Danger   St. Louis sonanis A Eased; Pane, ang To Property,

FLOOD WATERS MENACE SOUTH   Mississippi, Surging to 40.2 Feet at St. Louis, Sweeps Wide Area Below

NEW THOUSANDS ROUTED IN FLOOD   Four More Levees Broker By Raging Mississippi

4 MAIN LEVEES GO OUT; RIVER TO START DROP   $12,000,000 Loss to Farm Crops, Buildings In One River Sector

RIVER APPEARS AT ITS GREST   F our Levees Are Smashed In St. Louis Area

Levees Broken, Hundreds Fiee Record Floods   26,800 Persons Homeless In Four States, Damage Set At $12,000,000  In Farm Areas

FLOOD WATERS REMAIN HIGH   Red Cross Reports 26,800 Homeless in Four States

Raging River Reaches Crest At St. Louis   Mississippi Remains Stationary At 40.3; Situation Still Is Critical To South

Thou sands Homeless s, Damage High. .  Flood  Waters Sweeping On

MISSISSIPPI FLOOD ROUTS THOUSANDS   Four Levees Are Broken In St. Louis Area

Flood Losses Mount Daily   Raging Mississippi Brings Destruction To Wide Area

[ NEAR 12 MILLIONS   caging Mississippi. Drive: Additional Thousands  From Their Hamac

Loss in Flood Is 12 Million   Stream Stationary In St. Louis Area

MISSISSIPPI GOES OVER” LEVEES AND FLOOD CONTINUES   “More Thousands! Are Routed i Out of Homes Before Advaneina Flood \V 5

Flood Damage Spreads   More Levees Break in St. Louis Area; Nearly 27,000 Homeless

Thousands Made Homeless By  Flood Waters   More Mississippi Levees Give Wav

Mississippi Surges to AG.2 Level at St. Louis   Just 1.1 Foot Under the All-time Record Set in 1844---Mayv Start: Falling

F lood Sweeping Past St. Louis   Raging Mississippi Is Up 40.2 Feet And Due Teo Rise More.

River Slated Rent Control To Start Fall Act Sets New Before Night Political Fire

Flood Crest Is Reached, View At St. Louis   Worst Of Flood Past, i General Opinion As The Mississippi Remains At 40.3 Stage During Day

Mississippi River Reaches Its Crest Atte Smashing Four More Levees   Worst of Flocd Appears Past for St. Louis Area, But Situation Southward to Cairo Is Still Critical: Grand Tower, Ill., Inundated

Mississippi On Rampage   More Dikes Menaced— Expect Another Slight Rise in Stream

Thousands Flee As Levees Break   Mississippi River Flood Still Rising

Angry Mississippi Crests at St. Louis; Danger Southwaré   Grand Tower, Several  Other Communities Are Flooded

FOUR MAIN LEVEES ON MISSISSIPPI’ ARE. SMASHED:BY FLOOD   The. Waters Routed Thow sands of Persons From Their Homes.   REACHED CREST TODAY   The Situation Southward As Far As: Cairo, I32Re-7 : mains Critical,

Mississippi Seems To Be at Crest, Authorities State  More Southern Areas Are Still Under Stress From Floods

Mississippi Hits Crest  Smashes Four Main Levees at St. Louis . And Ranutee Thousands

F lood Loss Estimate Is  $12,000,000   4 More Breaks in Levees Bring Revised Army Ficure

STATE RESTS CASE AGAINST ALLEN   Finver Prints on Eleetric Drill ldentified by FF. BOE,  As His,

All Klements For New War Are Seen   Diplomatic Officials Investigate Report 10,000 Kurdish Tribesmen, Backed By Red Army, Gathered In Azerbaijan

U. S. Try to Solve Government Crisis In Greece Fails  Report Situation Has Elements to Cause Major War

‘Situation Is Described By  Chairman Eaton to Con  tain All Elements for   Starting Major War.  GUERRILLA WARFARE CONTINUES IN NORTH  

U.S. Mission Still Fails in Greek Crisis  Red-Backed Kurds   Red-Backed Kurds Keported Massing Near Iran Border In War of Nerves

Row Over Position Of Prime Minister Cause of Tension   Reds Active as Greeks Near Crisi: Showdown Fight

Woman Juro In Overell Case Beaten   Threatened by Man Who Broke Into Home, She Says .

IOWA'S TRAFFIC DEATH TOLL 509   4 More Lives Lost in Weekend Accidents

TRUCK CRUSHES THREE IN CRASY   ‘Mounts Curb, Carrying Ali  With It Into Building, © Bursts Into Flame

Fleeing Truck   Pedestrians Waiting for Bus Pinned to Side of Building

FBI Says Bones Those of Dog   Coroners Disagree; Term Remains Human

SCHOOL BOARDS GET AUTHORITY   Attorney General Rules in Age Issue

SEEK TO LIMIT ~ BUDGET SLASH   House Democrats Train Guns On ‘Economy’ Provision

$2,000,000 FIRE LEVELS POTTERY   Plant, Started on Shoestring, To Be Rebuiit

WILL REBUILD POTTERY PLANT   $2,000,000 Fire Levels Scio Firm Thursday

Senate Group Holds Closed Session To Study Domestic Fuel Shortages

Russia's Expansion  Must End--Connally   Soviets Aiming at ‘World Dominion’, Texan Tells Senate in Supporting Relief Proposal

NLRB WINNOWING ANTI-RED PLEDGES   Lewis and Murray Ignore Deadline for Compliance With Taft-Hartley Bill Requirements

THE DEADLINE   LABOR BOARD 18 FLOODED BY LAST-MINUTE DELUGE OF ANTI-RED AFFI-.  ' . Ppavits

Non- Communist - Affidavits Are ~ Filed By Unions   Avalanche Of Affidavits Reaches N.L.R.B. In ‘Last Minute’’ Period   SOME UNION HEADS REFUSE TO SIGN

NLRB SWAMPE BY RED DENIALS   Affidavits Will Determine Which Unions’ Cases To Be Discarded

Arms Reduction Session Delayed   Representatives of Five Powers In U.N. Reveal Postponement of Talk

NEGOTIATIONS ON ARMS LIMITATION AGAIN POSTPONED   Five Major Powers Unable t Get Started on Proposed Armament Reduction

MRS REX BEACH DIES   Negotiations On Reduction Of Arms Postponed Again

AIR VETS GREET GEN. DOOLITTLE   Man Who Led First Attack on Tokyo Arrives for Tulsa Event

Schwellenbach Opposes Labor  Law Revisions   Action on President's Proposal for Study Of Strike Cures Asked

BROAD LABOR LAW CHANGES ARE OPPOSED   DRASTIC REDUCTION FORESEEN IN WORK STOPPAGES

Big Reduction in Work Stoppages Forecast In 1947 by Schwellenbach

GOP Split On Trade Act’s Tariff Setup   Republican Leaders In House Displeased With Scuate Gompromise.

House GOP Moves To End Reciprocal  Trade Agreements  But Vandenberg and Others in Senate Deamicoa Wat Finks

Sharp Difference on Tariff: Policy  Vande: = het ae Compro Failure

Tariff Laws Under GOP Attack   Dislike Strong State Department Hand in Regulating Reciproeal Agreements

GOP Leaders Differ over Tariff Policy   Sen. Vandenberg Is Bracing for Fight On Trade Pacts

Foreign Policy Discor GOP Congress Leaders Split On Tariff Issue

House, Senate Differ on Trade Setup   Reciprocal Program Compromise Is Rejected by Solons

TOP REPUBLICAN LEADERS VARY ON TARIFF PLAN   House Orders Review of Trad Act After Confab With Martin

On Tariff Policy   Vandenberg Sek or Fight;  * Parleys’-Behind:- Closed .- Poors To Start: Feb. 24

local Temperature   Senate And House Republicans Divided On Tariff Feature... .  ‘Foreign Policy Split Threatens

Senate And House Republican:  Seen Differing On Tariff Stand   Vandenberg Indicates GOP Decision May Affect Bi-Partisan Foreign Poles

GOP. Leaders\In Senate, © House May Take Varying Views On Tariff Issues

Policy On Tarifl Prompts Split In GOP Ranks   House Leaders Order Review of Program After Session With Martin

BRAZIL MAY BREAK TIES WITH REDS   Informed Diplomatic Sources Say Other South American Republics May Take Like Action, Backing Chile.

BRAZIL PLANS SOVIET BREAK   Serverance Of Relations Is _ Expected As Result Of  Attacks On Dutra

Brazil May Break With Russia Soon   Government Source Says Announcement May Be Expected Within 72 Houre

Says Brazil Will Break. With Russia   Official Expects Anouncement Within 72 Hours; Izvestia Attack On Dutra Is Blamed

BREAK WITH RUSSIA IS UP TO BRAZIL   Threat Is Made with Reds Given Until Mon. to Make Amend:

Attacks on Dutra and Army Anger Government: Other Countries May Follow Suit, Citing Chilean Case

Report Brazil Will Break With Russia   Diplomatic Observers Say Other American Nations Might Follow

Brazil Expected To Break Soviet Diplomat tic Ties   Failure to Apologize For Attack Against President Blamed

BONUS QUESTION UP FOR DECIR   '{llinois High Court Also  to Hear Arguments on Assessment Laws

POLICE QUIZ GIRL FRIENDS OF ‘DAHLIA’   Seek to Learn of Her Movements Jan. 9 to 15

Tells Lack Of Student Nurses In School Here   Ho«anital Canacitw

Objections © To Reservoir ‘Hold Water’   Details On Beatrice; Hubbell Plan Not Yet Available.

sa maar iii eae eeeaeeainmaana  Plan for Crete Reservoir Dropped

WOMAN KILLS MOTHER OF 2   Husband Had Been Named in Latter’s Divorce Action

332 Lose Lives hy Violence Over Holidays   ‘ Auto Fatalities Claim 120: *Plane Crashes, 94

Holiday Death Toll Soaring;  Now Totals 310   Traffie Fatalities Reach 11}; Grim Reaper Has One Day To Go

MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND TOLL SUARS TO 38)   Planes Vie With Autos for Fatalities; Maryland Crash Sets Mark,

Governor Favors Cut in Kansas Jobless Pay Tax   Compensation Fund   ms oem AAm anes   Compensation Fund Of $52,000,000 fs Ample. Carlson Savs

LIQUOR RATIONING IN WEST VIRGINIA END §   Sufficient Stocks Are Now On Hand In State Stores, Com-.  miccian Annannece

Atom Testing Site Planned   Pacifie Isles Area To Hide U. S. Secrets

Away From Prying Eyes— Atomic Island, Top Secret   Hint Super Tests In U. S. Study Report

Cochran Spends Last Day Quietly In Death Cell  Calumbia Nanen   Columbia Negro To Die In Gas Chamber Tonioht

National Groups _ Join Observance  Of Army Week      Parades, Banquets and Patriotic: Services to Be Held

Russia Denies Interfering With Hungary   Note Says This Country. Not Soviets, Guilty Of Internal Meddling

Senate Committee To Make Its Tax Decision Soon  Chairman Says Actio: Due This Week On Course to Follow

Millikin Wants Tax Decision   Calls On Senate Finance Commitee To Decide On Questior

Attlee Said Preparing  Statement   Special News Conference Set For Tomorrow

Wavell Reeall From India Due   Attlee Will Give Statement On Indian Freedom

ATTLEE T0 ANNOUNCE INDIA FREEDOM PLAN   Wavell’s Recall From Post Reported To Be Near

British Government Expected to Recall Wavell From India: Constitutional Crisis Blamed

Report India To Receive Freedom  ®ritish Recall Wavell;   #ritish Recall Wavell; Wait Attlee Statement

British Seek To Junk India   Attlee Expected to Make Report Thursday; Wavell To Be Called Home

Britain May Be Ready To  Leave India Viceroy Wavell Recalled;  Sah age a ues: Tyee  oy . es Patgee.: Ta, Bi,   Viceroy Wavell Recalled; Important Statement Due

Attlee to Tell Plans Thursday; Withdrawal Seen   Cabinet Decision to Bring Viceroy Home Comes as Result of Latest Crisis

Freedom Possible Soon Claim Lord Wavell Will Be Recalled As Viceroy Of India

Cabinet Move to Return Viceroy’ Caused by Constitutional Crisis; S necial News Conference Planned

Rumor British Announcement on  India’s Freedom Repart Aitlee Will

Wavell Due To Se Called Home  From India Post   Commons Awaits A ‘Historic Statement’ By Attlee On Independence.

Britain May Be Getting Prepared To Quit India   Announces Wavell to Be Called Home Soon And Attlee to Make ‘Historic Statement’ Thursday

Indian Freedom Seen -{n Offing: Wavell Recalled   Viceroy Coming Home And Attlee To Make  Statement.

Say Wavell May Be Called Home   Attlee May Make Historic Statement on  Indian Freedom

ORD WAVELL TO. BE CALLED HOME FROM INDIA POST   Attlee Expected to Make Historic Statement in Com ae ee PL”

BRITAIN MAY SOON ANNOUNCE INDIA PLAN   Lord Wavell Recalled As Speculation Grows

An Important Statement  Is Expected   On Indian Freedom In Commons by Attlee Thursday

Britain’ 's Hour Of Decision  Attlee May Announce Full Freedom For India   Lord Wavell, Viceroy, Recalled; Prime Minister Will Issue ‘Historic Statement’ In Heuse Of Commons: Ultimatum Revealed

TAFT TO MAKE TOUR OF WEST   Senator Will Test Reaction To Congress Before Deciding on GOP Nomination

TAFT WILL JAUNT BEFORE DECIDING ON PLANS FOR °48   Reaction lo Congressional Ac  Hons Will Be Sought By @- his~- Senargeo ce oe

FT DECISION ON PRESIDENTIAL BID WILL AWAIT TRIF   Ohio Senator To Test Reaction To’ Congress Be-. fore Makina Plans

Taft To Test Western Reaction Before Final Decision on Presidential Race

Taft to Test Reaction to GOP Moves In Congress Before Decision on “48

Taft to Test Popularity on Western Tour   Bid'for’ Presidency ~~ Hinges on Reaction To Congress’ Record

Taft To Make Speaking Trip  Will Tour West After  Cannrece Adinurns

DECISION AFTER WESTERN TOUR   Wants to Test Reaction 0! People Toward G. 0. P. Congress On Trip

TAFT TO TEST REACTION 10 GOP CONGRESS   Ohioan Plans Western Trip Before Decision On Presidency

Sen. Taft Will Make Western Speaking Trip   ‘Test Tour’ To Determine  Whether He Bids For  Mme. tm ae ge

Taft Future To Hinge On Stump Tour   Senator Will Test Western Reaction To GOP Congress

POLITICOS GO WEST  - Taft To Test Popularity Over Route Dewey Traveled

Taft To Make Tour O. * , 38t To Souna, “gt  His Candide,’   Final Decision Rests % On Outcome Of Trip -To Own Ohio. Coast

Sen. Taft Outlines Speakirig Tour of West in Septembet      Will Test His Persona. Following; May Seek 1948 Nomination

Trip Will Be Straw in the Wind Before He Makes Decision to Seek 1948  Peacidantial Naminatinn

Taft Bares Plans For Western Tour   Desires to Test Reaction of Voters

Taft Plans Tour Before Deciding On Presidency   Trip To Parallel Dewey Vacation Jaunt; Speaks At Homecoming Dinner

TAFT BOOM DUE TO START IN OHI   Ronsbtieans Wel Will Gather July in : piale a

Western Trip Slated to Test Taft Prestige   Presidential Drive Expected to Begin In Ohio on July 31

—POLITICAL POT IS BOILING . Taft Drafts Plans For Western Speaking Trip

TAFT PRESIDENCY IN 1948 ELECTION   Ohio Republican Senator Plans Speaking Tour Of West To Sound Out Reaction To GOP-Controlled  Congress.

Taft, Unlike Dewey, Will Discuss U. S., Foreian Issues on His Trin

OHIO SENATOR TAFT TO MAKE WESTERN TRIF   Says He Will Test Reaction To GOP Congress, Decide Future Plans

TAFT TOUR 10 TEST REACTION   Future Action Of Ohio’s ~ Rresidential Prospent Pends.

TAFTTO GOON ~ SPEAKING TRIP   Wents To Test Reaction +» To Republican-Con- — i» trolled Conaress

Tatt Will Tour West on Presidency Aim; GOP in II States Tells Dewev He Leads   Colorado Wide Gren

Won't Decide Whether To Seek GOP Nomina. tion j in °48 Till After:  ’ Western Sneaking’ Tanr

Taft To Leave On West Trip;  ‘Get Reaction   Will Decide On Whether Tc Enter Campaign After Obtaining Views On Congress Record

Taft to ‘Go West To Test Reaction About Presidency   Then, He ‘Says, He ‘Will Decide What to: Do About. 1948...  mS”, reine oes

TAFT WILL TEST VIEWS OF THE WEST   Ohio Senator Plans to Study Reaction to Republican Program Before Deciding on Bid for Presidency.

Taft to Make Speaking Tour Through West   Says He Is Planning To 7est Reaction To G.O.P. Congress

Taft Plans Tour of West Before Puttinc In Bid for ‘43 Race   Trip Parallels That Made by Governor Dewey

Taft Plans Western Trip to Sound Out Reaction of Public  Senator Will Discuss Congress’ Record in Speech in Ohio

If Results Are Good, He'll Toss Hat In Ring  Senator Taft Will Take Tour Of Far West To Test Reaction To Republican Conaress

TAFT TO CHECK REACTION 10 GOP CONGRESS   To Make Western Tour Before Final Decision on Presidency

Senator Taft To Make Western Trip Before Deciding Whether To Seek 1948 GOP Nomination   ‘Wants To Test Reaction To Republican Controlled Congress: To Make Speeches

Taft Will Test Public Before Tossing Hat   Recation to Tour Will Determine Whether He'll Seek Presidency

Oregon Governor And Others Killed In Plane Crash T oBe Buried Mondav   NEW GOVERNOR ASSUMES DUTIES

JOINT FUNERAL FOR OFFICIALS   Oregon Legislative Hal To Be Scene Of Rites Monday Afternoon

CRASH VICTIMS’ RITES ARRANGED   Joint Services Set Monday in Oregon House Chamber

10U.S.Seamen Held In Palestine  Aidi ng Immigr ation — OF Jews In Char

20 U.S. Seamer Held by British  Crew of Ship Charged With Aiding Jews Into Holy Land

30 U. $. Scamen Held in Haifa   Charged With Aiding And Abetting Illegal  Immigration

TWENTY AMERICAN EAMEN-HELD FOR DING REFUGEES   Charged With Helping’ Mlegal » Jewish Refugees. Get Into - Holy Laad

U.S. Seamen Held in Haifa   Arrested on Charge Of Aiding Illegal Jewish Immigration

U.S. Sailors Face Court In Palestine   Americans Charged With Assisting Illegal Immigration

20 American Seamen in Palestine Court on Jewish Immigration Charge

20 AMERICAN SEAMEN HELD   Charged with Aiding Illegal Immigration Into Palestine Area

Americans Held by British in Palestine   Twenty Seamen Charged With “Aiding, Abetting legal fmmiuration

TWENTY AMERICAN SEAMEN ARE BEING HELD FOR TRIAL   Charged With “Aiding aie Abetting Dlegal hamieration,”   ARE UNDER DETENTION   The Men Were Haled Before a Magistrate’s In Haifa Today.

Crewmen Of Ship  20 Yank Seamen Charged Witl Aiding Palestine Jew Refugees

20 American SeamenHeld By British   Charged With Aiding Jewish Immiaration

Lrewmen on Blockade Runne Go Before Court   Refugees on Vessel Are Sent to Cyprus By British Officials

75,000 GALLONS OF MILK DUMPED AS ARMED FARMERS RAID TRAINS AND TRUCKS

‘Sleuth, Playing Gangster, Makes 'Deal' _ To Murder Woman, Lands Husband in Jail

UNION WANTS U. 8. 10 SEIZE BELL SYSTEN   TELEPHONE TIEUP NEGOTIATIONS AT STANDSTILL

Union May Ask Government to Seize Phones   Telephone Co. Rejects Industry-Wide Plan for Settlement

Firm Refuses To Negotiate On Nat’! Basis   Tells Labor Secretary I Could See No Benefit To Be Derived From It   Restates Known Company Policy   Strike Goes Into Sixth Duy; Unions Dig In For Long Period ldieness

Phone Union ady To Ask  Lines ez  “Appeal To ‘Tiina ‘Believed Imminent .

Bell Rejects Proposal For Negotiations   Union Head May Ask Government Ta Take Over System

Union May Ask Federal Seizure  Of Phone System   NFTW President Said Considering Request For Government Control

Phone Union: Plan Rejected By Company   Appeal to Truman By. Workers’ Head.  Believed Imminent

Appeal to President Truman for Government Operation of Lines Believed Imminent.   PEACE NEGOTIATIONS NOW AT STANDSTILL   Discussions Looking to Settlement of Strike Halt As A. T. & T. Withdraws , Arbitration Order.

Company Rejects Offer  President May Get Union Plea To Seize Bell Phone Network

Union May Ask President Seize Telephone System  A.T.&T. Rejects Plan For Industry-Wide  Negotiation<

Phone Strikers Lead: ers Waut Government. To Seize the Telephone System

Phone Union May Appeal for Seizure   Company Rejects IndustryWide Negotiations

American Telephone & Telegraph Company Rejects Latest Offer Of Striking Employes

Sweeping Labor Bill Approved -by  House Committee; Floor ~ Batsls Kenectad Bh ies

Temperatures   Phone Union Plans To Carry Story To President Truman

U.S. Operation f Phones ay Be Asked   Union Appeal Looms After Six Days of Strike

INDUSTRY-WIDE BARGAINING IS TURNED ASIDE   A.T.&T. Rejects Beirne’s Pro. posal—-Government Would Take Over System?

Drive for Community Chest Funds Under Way   Good Start Made on Big Emporia Campeign---Red Fegthere. Ars: Absnecting

Drive for Community Chest Funds Under Way   Good Start Mode on Big . Emporia Campeign-—-Red EFenihers Are Atypearing

Mathews Says Latin Knowledge Would Help  What Country Needs Is Good Cup Of Coffee

Congress Knows Answers  Better Cup of Coffee, Knowledge of Latin   Recommended for Harassed American Citizen

There Is Still Hope for U. S.  Better Cup Of Coffee And ‘Revival Of Latin Studies:May Save Nation

Dewey Claiming 12 of 15 States Visited on Tour   But Taft Supporters ir Ohio Feel He Will Get Southern Delegations

; Dogs, Pigeons and Shoe Polish —  ‘All Part of Army De Luxe   Expenditures Many, Varied Ered Finds

Army De Luxe Is Maintained witl Strange Assortment of Articles, From Pigeons to Saddle Soap

Bradley Will Take New Post In February —   General and His Wife Observe Their 31st Wedding Anniversary

LER LNAI AA IA Ae A EL TE CRD Se Fe OTE Bas A ne erat me i  Boy Smiles, Says He'll Make If When Father Tells Him of Loss of His Leas

Boy Who Lost Both Legs Bravest Person He Ever Met. Saus Proud Father

Negro Escapes Mob and Gives Self up to F. B. I.   Hides in Forest Without. Food 24 Hours.

Negro Escapes White Lynch Mob; Gives Up To FBI   Cutran Captors To Escape Death Then Remained in Forest  for 48 Hours.

VE TEXAN, 3 OF KIN FBI’ SHOT TO DEATI   YOUNG FUGITIVE T GIVES UP TO FBI   Hid In Forest After Escape From Dixie Lynch Mob

NEGRO IN HANDS OF U. S, AGENTS   Alleged Ropist Surrenders to FBI. After Escaping White, Lynch: Mob

“Buddy” Bush Eludes Angry Mob Of Men   Gives Self Up To Protection Of FBI Agents

Negro Who Outran Death Gives Up  Escaped White Mob, Hid In Pine Forests, Surrenders To FBI

Negro Evading Mob Gives Self Up   Hid Out In Woods Until Authorities Promised Protection

Accused Negro Surrenders to FB  Given Protection in State Prison

Negro Fugitive in Alleged Attack On White Woman Gives Self Up to FBI When Assured He Won't Be Hur'

Not Lynched After All....  Negro Is Back In Jail After Dash For Life

Negro Gives Up: In FBI Custody  Escapes Certain Death by Lynch Mob

Negro Back tu Sastry  nn 2 © % Winyr   Surrenders To FBI After Eluding Mob

Ne legro Youth Safe From  White Mob   Governor Cherry ~ Wants Mobsters . Feuiid did Tried

N. C. Negro Outran White Lynch Mob, Saved Life; Gives Self Up To F.B.I.

)£VOPEN GCaroliita 4vlOw £ Utes PANOEEM Wels  iNegro Escapes Intended Lynchers: Surrenders ‘Salt To FB] Agents When Promised Real Safety

Federal Aid Given For State Airfields   Oklahoma To Get $1,300,000 For New Work, Improvements

State Highway Fact Group Is Appointed   Committee Chosen by Governor to Study Construction Probien.

Baptists Hear Four Proposals   Transfer a Meredith Col. lege To Wake Forest Pro. posed At Greensboro

DeHavilland, March Win Top Honors In Movie Poll for Best Performances

British Coal Walkout Spreads; 43,000. tdle   Partial Back-to-work Move Disrupted by _ West Yorkshire Move

Payment Buying Bills Prepared   Eight Measures Create Special State Body  On Financing

CROWD OF 73,000 EXPECTED AT OPENING GAME BETWEEN DODGERS AND YANKEES

Te. ee  Sigler Unable to Solve State’s Fiscal Plight by Magic; Solons Disappointed

CULONEL OMITH'S BODY IS RETURNED   DIED IN NORMANDY D-DAY JUNE 6, 1944

Taft Says Gl Bond Bill Will Get Fast Action On Leaving Committee

Jas. A. Collet, Attorney of Salisbury, Dies   Lawyer for Half Century Once Candidate for U.S. Senate

JAMES A. COLLET DIED EARLY TODAY AT BOONVILLE   Father of Federal Judge John C. Collet Died at 6:45 A. M.    DIED OF HEART AILMENT   He Was a Practicing Attorney for More Than Half Century.

James Collet Dies of Heart Ailment at 79   Former Senate  Candidate Father Of Judae Collet

HEAT ON HIGH MILITARY MEN   Criticized For Failing To Plan International. Arms. Force

Unions Will Have Support of CIO, Murray Tells News Conference; — Ends Sun av.

HURRAY PREDICTS OHIPPING STRIKE TOMORROW NIGHT   : Contracts Expire at That Time — C. 1. O. Support Pledged If Workers Walk Out.   SEC. SCHWELLENBACH APPEALS FOR PEACE   Asks Unions and Operators Maintain Status Quo While Government Trics to End Dispute.

Strike Threatened By Maritime Union   Walkout Sunday Night When Contracts Ex‘pire Predicted

SHIPPING STRIKE PREDICTED BY ClO PRESIDENT   Deadline Sunday Night; Schwellenbach Appeals  Tr Ninoaratnre and tlninn

PHIL MURRAY SEES POSSIBLE “WALKOUT”   CIO Maritime Industry May Suffer Severely In Case of Strike

Murray Sees CIO Walkout In Maritime Industry   Labor Department Will Try Its Hand At Conciliation  In Disacreement

Murray Expects Maritime Strike  Sees Walkout When Contracts Expire

Employment in Ohio Still High   State Auditor Hoids Up Ed. Bath’s Salary Check

Newsprint Tonnage  Rates Are Boosted  One Company's Raise To Become General

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Foresee Nationalization Plan for British Steel Industry

Mabry Cuts State Travel Pay, Plans To Chop Salaries   Governor Expects Act Will Help Keep His Employes at Home

Green Signs Act to Cut Tax Increases Under Butler’s Lav   Governor Warns That Deereases Will Not Be Noted Until ’49

COAST GUARD, ARMY PURGE IS ON THE DOCKET   Economy - Minded Con‘gress Warns Organizations to Clean Up Or Else.

Nimitz Says Nation Has Complex System of Defense  U. S. to Be Protected By Farflung and Up-to-Date Network

Nimitz Claims Defenses Sef  Merger !s Backed   Merger Is Backed By Top Navy Man

Control Of Dardanelles Behind U.S. Plan To Aid Greece. Turkey- Acheson

AID TO TURKEY FOR DARDANELLES   Acheson Admits Loan Is - to Bolster Turks From  Red Influence.

WHEAT PRICES REACH NEW 27-YEAR HIGHS   September Soars 414 Cents a Bushei —Flour Price Boost Factor in Advance.

Wives of British Officers Ordered Out of Palestin   ‘Evacuation Must Be Com pleted By Feb. 4th;  ss Children Included

WILL EVACUATE BRITISH WIVES   FAMILIES ARE : ’ ORDERED TO"LEAVE HOLY LAND

British Families Ordered to Leave as Crisis Deepens   Churchill Flays Bevin Government for Weakness” in Holy Land; Martial Law Believed Imminent in Bitter Struggle

Decision to Send British  Wamilies in Palestine Back to England Believed Prelimtnury to Imposition of Martial Law.

GAS PIPELINE — ~ HAS BIG LEAK   MILLIONS OF CUBIC GAS  \...LO8T! AND SUPPLY TO_  ‘ MANY STATES AF. : FECTED

Pipe Line Break Hits Gas Supply   Huge Break In Transmission Line Near Charleston, W. Va. Is Renorted

UN DELEGATES END WAR TALK   Czech Foreign Minister Warns Of Definite Leftward Swing in Europe

Europe ‘Definitely’ Has Gone To Left, He Warns America In Council Talk

NO CABINET YET FORMED FOR GREECE   Constantin Tsaldaris Still Trying to Form Coalition to Replace the Fallen Regime of Demetrious Maximos.

Stalin Rejects British Officer Exchange Plan   Agrees To Extend Anglo-Soviet Pact 50 Years If Alterations Are Made

British Plan Is Rejected by Soviet Leader   Proposal Called for Exchange of Army Officers

U. S. Beaten in Anti-Trust Suit   Fails to Establish Any Violation of Sherman Act

Curley Regard: Sentence Stay As Automatic  re - e   Expects Continued Freedom While Anneal Pends

Marshall Goes to Kremlin For First Talk With Stalin   - Soviet-American Relations Due to Be Discussed There

MARSHALL GOES TO SEE STALIN   Secretary of State Blames Russ for Impasse

U.S. Secrefary Rejects Molotov Plans On Treaty  Impossibility Seen For Reaching Any Moscow Aaraameants

FORD'S FRIENDS PAY TRIBUTE AS GENIUS REPOSES   From Men in Coveralls to President Truman  All Unite In Respect

Tor omorrow   REMAINS: LAY IN  STATE; ENTIRE     AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY PLANS TO PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY

Hundreds File Past Henry Ford’s Bier   Body of Auto Magnate Lie: im State at Dearborn

LAST RESPECTS. PAID TO FORD   More Than 500 Visit Home of Automobile Industrialist

Henry Ford’s Friends Pay Respects Today; Many Humble Folks There

Polish Peasant Leader Is Promised Refuge By British Government; Associates Safe With Him.

Red-Sponsored . Regime Planned ToKill Hin?   ’Fled Through Soviet Zone to British Area

Heeing Polish Leader Makes London Haven   Mikolajezyk Stages Dramatic Flight From Foes

POLISH PEASANT LEADER IS SAFE INSIDE BRITAIN   Mikolajczyk Says Russian: Were Out To Kill Him “Like A Sheep”   IMMEDIATE PLANS ARE NOT REVEALED

Polish Leader Mikolajczyk Is Safe In London  Fled To Avoid Being Sentenced To Death

Polish Leader Say: Communists Planned His Death   Mikolajezyk Arrives  In London After  Flight From Home

Mikolajezyk Relates Plot Of Russians   Peasant Leader Lands In England After Dramatic Flight; Feared For His Life In Poland

SENTENCE OF DEATH FACED HIM AT HOME   Says He Fled Country After Learning of Plot on Life

Polish Rebel Mikolajezyk  Safe in Londen   Tells of Escape to British Lines; Marked for Death

Polish Leader Arrives in Great Britain   Peasant Politician Noncommittal on Plans for Future

POLISH LEADER CLAIMS DEATH PLOT HATCHED   Mikolajcyk, Now Safe In London, Fled To Save Own Life

POLISH CHIEF REPURTS RED DEATH PLOI   Now Safe in London, Mikolajcezyk Says He Fled Warsaw Because He Was to Have Been “Tried” and Executed.

Polish Leader Given Refuge By The British   Mikolajezyk Makes Dra .matic Escape From Communists ~

Fled Poland To Escape Death   Mikolajezyk Learned Russians Sought Life

MIKOLAUCZYK FLIES TO.BRITISH HAVEN   Anti-Red Polish Leader Says Foes Planned to Kill Him.

Polish Chief Is Safe in Britain  After Flight   Mikolajezyk Arrives In London; Tells How He Fled from Reds

POLISH LEADER REACHES LONDON   MIBOLAJCZYK SAYS HE’ ELED HIS NATIVE COUNTRY TO ESCAPE-.DEATH,

Polish Leader Safe in Britain   Sanctuary Given  Toy Mikalaiczvk

Polish Leader Finds Refuge In London   Peasant Party Chief ‘Ends Dramatic Flight From Native Land

BREAKS SILENCE  AFTER ARRIVAL  GREAT BRITAIN REVEALS PLOT TO  SENTENCE ANTI-RED {FANERS To NEATH

Polish Leader: lies To Englanc In RAF Plane  Learns Russians _ Plan To Sentence Him Ta Danth-

Says Reds Planned to Kill Him   Brought to England by RAF Plane—

Death Sentence Planned For Him, 7 ‘Other Leaders, Says Anti-Red Polish ‘Thief After Safe Arrival In Enalan¢

Arrives In London Following Dramatic Flight Ineluding Dash Into Soviet-Held Germany

FLED TO ESCAPE DEATH  Anti-Communist Leader OI Poland Arrives In Britain.

In Flight From Red Sentence   Polish Opposition ‘Leader Reaches U. K In Dramatic Escape From Soviet Intrigue

Mystery About Fate Of Mikolajczyk Is Ended Today  FLED HOMELAND  Polish Opposition Leader Is Landed. In England

Poland Peasant Party Leader Says Moscow - Sponsored Regime Planned To Hang Three Officials.   HAS NO IMMEDIATE PLANS FOR FUTURE

Pole Opposition Leader Reaches Britain Safely   ' Fled Poland on Learning Red Sponsored Goverament Planned His Execution

RAF Airplane Used in Eseape To Sanctuary  Of England   Mikolajckzyk Says Reds Also Planned to Kill  9 Associates

Mikolajczyk Fled To Escape Death  At Hands of Reds  R.A.F. Plane Carries Pole from British Zone

Mikolajezyk Ends Flight From ‘Death’   Part Of Dash Led Through Russians’ Zones Of Germanv

MIKOLAJCZYK REACHES SAFE BRITISH HAVEN   Polish Anti - Communist Leader Arrives In  London By Air

Slow Downs Alleged to Have Cost Rockwell Manufacturing Co., $15000,000 in Suits Entered in U.S. Court, Pittsburgh.

Gil, 8, Killed by Car While Buying Christmas   Presents for Parents

QUADBRUPLETS IN TENNESSEE   100 Pound Mother Gives Birth to Girls — Three Have Goud Chance to Live — Furth is Born Dead.

Engine of Rock Island Rocket Derailed by Slide  Near Linwood. Kans.

BRITISH FLYING BOAT GRASHES INTO OCEAN   Details Of Mishap In Persiar Gulf Not Disclosed

BRITISH PLANE PLUMMETS INTO SEA OFF ASIA   Jetails Meagre; 24 To 30 May Have Been Aboard Four-En gined Plane Which Wrecked Today  Near Bahrein In  Persian Gulf.

F. SLOCUM, AKRON, DIED HERE SEPT 7   F nberal Services ‘Held On >, Tuesday Morning. Jn Akron *

F. SLOCUM, AKRON DIED HERE SEPT. 7   Funeral Services. Held On Tuesday Morning  In Akron

Paes a oat —— we a MAN “BRITTEN”? IN CAR MISHAP   Carrying Dentures in a Pocket Proves a Mistake.

Arab Countries Reopen Fight For Free Palestine   U. N. Assembly Expected To Approve Plans For Eleven-Nation Inquiry Commission -

Road Workers To Return To Jobs  Back-To-Work Order Follows Ultimatum

U. S. Shipping Returning To Normal   Liner America To Sail Today

U.S. May Balk English Loans ByWorldFunc   AmericansAsk Information On How British Expended Funds fer This Nation

Middleton Rd. Crash Hurts 5   12 Others Injured in County; None in City

Congress Puts On Steam In Drive To Clean Up All Must Legislation —

CONGRESS STARTS ITS LAST. WEEK:   Night Sessions Being Held to. Speed Adjournmen

Greene County Man  Drowns in Creek  Foot Wedges Betweer Two Rocks

Court Denies Move To Halt Tokyo Trials  Adjourns After Overruling Plea

Truman Doctrine Wallace's Target  Universal Military Training Is Blasted

Wallace Raps Army Training In GE   Cost Of Universal Training Could Be Used In Interest Of Peace, He Says

ixlermination Listed as The Second Choice   Army Wants Government Units Underorounc

Washington Advised To Place Vital Units Of Government Underground: ‘To Shield Them

Advise Washington Go Underground’  Army Expert Warns Of A-Bomb Attack

PICKETS CLOSE MINE IN COUNTY   _Mnllet Strip Mining Operation Is Closed Today

Rites for Dead War Hero Dec. §  Body of Pvt. Krainak To Arrive Tomorrow

Body of Pvt. Hill To Arrive Friday  Last Rites for War. Hero Set Saturday

Body of War Vet To Arrive Friday  Rites for W. Moberg, USMC, Set Saturday

Military Training Crime Deterrent, says Head of General Federation Of Women’s Clubs at Convention

Innocent Plea by Reardon Girl  Gets Jury Trial on Delinquency Charge

Reardon Girl Denies Guilt As Trial Opens   14-Year-Old Student Has Confessed Fatal Shooting of Father

BARN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING      Labelte County Farmer Doesn't Be. lieve an Old Saying

Steamer Hits Sea Monster Off North Carolina Coast; Captain Radios the Story

Ship Strikes Sea Monster      Captain of Grace Liner Tells of Crew Seeing

Ship Captain Gives Account Of Striking ‘Sea Monster’ In Ailantie

‘Master Of Ship Radioes Story Of Crewmen Seeing Huge Sea Monster   Steamer Believed To Have Cut. Big Body In Two; Three Members Of Crew— GCiwa Taectimany

Captain of Grace Line Ship Reports Striking “Sea Monster” in Atlantic

Sea Monster Reported Seen Off North Carolina Coast   Grace Lines Seamen Believe Huge Monstrosity Cut In Vralf By Ship; Object Deseribed As Having Snake-Like Head

Skipper of Grace Line Ship Tells of Seeing Sea Monster in Atlantic

Story Written By Ship’s Captain... .  American Vessel Hits Sea Monster

Plane With 3 Aboard Hunted  Overdue on Datroit To Burbank Flight

May By-pass Reds In Foreign Held   Special Session Likely To Come  Later In Year  »%

eer  par  Extra F% san Policy S.3, om For Cong’ ss Seen Possible   Democratic Leader Says Call Depends On Soviet Relations

SPECIAL CONFERENCE ON U.S, ROLE TALKED   Stalemate With Reds Leads To New Suggestion

EXTRA SESSION SEEN ON HILL   President Truman May Call Special Foreign Policy Session Of Congress Unless Differences With Russia Are Ironed Out.

Autumn Call Is Expected By Congress   Foreign Policy Session Hangs On U.N. Results

Special Session  Of Congress Is  Believed Likely   High Ranking Demo Says Is Probable Unless Major Differences Between Rus. sia And West Settled

Red Question Must Improve, Says Leader   Administration To Await Close Of UN Assembly

Democratic Leader Says Major Differences Between Nations Need . Removed  Await Outcome   Await Outcome  Of UN Sessions   Hoover’s Suggestion For Separate Peace Pacts’ With Japan, Reich Causes Debate

FOUNDER OF CHAIN OF DIME STORES IS VICTIM OF DEATH   Charles Woolworth Dies i Pennsylvania at 90; In Ill Health For Weeks

POLICE END SEARCH OF SEVERAL MONTHS   Charles D. Weaver, 24, Spring Grove, Arrested Here—Jailed In Default Of $15,000 Bail

Farm Group Talks  Livestock Issues Marketing, Feed Shortages Cited

HERRIN CRASH KILLS 5 YOUTHS   CENTRALIA ENGINEER OF C, B, & Q, FREIGHT TELLS OF ACCIDENT

While Everyone Is Hollering Tom Dewey Silently Pushes Clever Presidential Campaign

LAIRD TO HEAD TIOGA COUNTY MEDICAL GROUP   Association Holds Dinner Session Here Thursday; Hear of VA Program

REA Will Present 5 Demonstrations In Plymouth County  Electric Plumbing Theme Of Programs In Farm Hamee

SLAV HECKLES BELGIAN CHIEF IN UN DEBATE   Accusation Hurled . Against Greece By Ukraine

Tempers Flare During  U. N. Balkan Hearing   Slav Delegate Heckles Speaker; Manuilsky Calls Tsaldaris Liar

TROOPS TO MOVE FOOD IN ENGLAND   TRUCK STRIKERS FIGHT ACK BY CALLING FOR SYMPATHY WALKOUTS,

Spreading Strike Cripples Britain  Truck Drivere Protect Ordore ta   Truck Drivers Protest Orders to Troops to Move Food Supplies

British Troops To Move Food   Angered Truckers Ask Sympathy Walkout

ORDER TROOPS TO MOVE FOOD   British Government Act: To Move Necessities In Truck Strike

BRITISH TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE   Government Calls Or Army To Move Food And Necessities

Greek Offensive on Guerrillas Rated a Failure 20,000 Flee Trap  to Form New Lines of Combat

Police Search For Slayer Of Babies Futile   ‘Two Babies Battered To  Death In Hospital By  Killer; No Clues Found In Case .

Two Babies Murdered in Hospital   Heads Battered Against Wall in Unusually Brutal Crime.

KILLER OF 2 BABIES COVERS UP TRACKS   Police Without Clew In Slayings in Hospital Nursery at Mas. anillon. 2.

Killer Steals Into Hospital, Slays Two Infant Girls, Then Escapes

TWO HOSPITAL BABIES KILLED   Marauder Makes Escape In Thunderstorm, Leaves No Clues

Commons Favors Conscription Bill  Labor Pariy Ranks Split on Subject

COMMONS APPROVES CONSCRIPTION BILL   Conservatives Join Laborites in Supporting Measure for 18 Months Service for Draftees.

BRITISH DRAFT BILL APPROVED   Peacetime  Conscriptior Measure Causes Split In Labor Party

Film Fight  Promised  British To Speed   British To Speed Own Production

ACCUSE PASTOR OF ATTEMPT TO IGNITE CHURCH   Presbyterian Minister, 72. Charged In Milwaukee Arson Case

MINISTER FACES ARSON CHARGE       en. Presbyterian Church wed by Fire Jan: 25 — Investigators Find Evidence That Fire Had been Set.

Wewoka Students End Strike Quickly   Parents Act Firmly, Sixty Back in School Today

Message About Fiscal Dilemma  Sigler Tells About Balancing Budaet -

Republicans Feel Sure Of Defeating Move To Delay   They Claim That It Is Already Eviden’ That Both Tax Cut And Debt Reduction Were Possible.

Close Vote Looms On Move to Delay Debateon Tax Bill   Republicans Expect To Block Democrats By Narrow Margin

Bid to Stymie Tax Cut Bill Faces Defeat   Showdown Ballot. On Delaying Action Set in Senate Today

Senate Set for Showdown on GOP Program   Republicons Hope to Lower Income Ta) Before First Pay Checks in July

Crucial Test Set For 4 O’Clock This Aftemoon; Two-Thirds Of Margin Victcry Figures By Republicans   EXPECT PASSAGE OF BILL LATER IN WEEK

Republicans Face Senate Showdown  Gn Tax Cut Delay   Confident of Defeating  Democratic Effort to Postpone Consideration

FOUR ACCIDENTS REPORTED HERE OVER WEEK END   Two Accidents Occur Batitday and and Two Are Reported Yesterday.

.FOUR.CAR CRASHES. . INST. CHARLES . ~ OVER WEEK END   ‘Norman. Holirch, 28, Was  Injured “Slightly In Accident in St, Louis : Early Sunday

House Accepts . Conferee Repor! On Money Bill  Aug. 15 To Sept. 9 Recess Approved; Grid Mandate Our

No Strings Tied To Money Voted For Alabama And Auburn   Aug. 15-Sept. 9 SL Recess Is Voted   Court Ruling Asked On Act Which Would Legalize Horse Racing In State

3200 BONUS GRANTED BY SELL-PERK BOARD   Directors Take Action After Faculty Had Made Appeal  MEANS TAX INCREASE

Temperatures Mild, Snowfall Due In MidWest But Without Stormy Qualities.

TOOTHLESS LION CARE IN TODAY, WEATHER SHOWS   Gentle Snows Fa Fall In North States But No Storms Are Reported

GOP 'Rebellion Flares on Plan To Slash Taxes   Rep. Engel Declares Proposal Might Bring Party Defeat in 1948

Third Plane of Expedition Lost  New Helicopter Crashes Into Pacific

Helicopter With Antarctic Expedition Crashes, All Aboard Rescued Uninjured

BYRD LOSES THIRD PLANE   Helicopter ‘Crashes in Antarctic; All Saved. 

HELICOPTER LOST IN TAKEOFF CRASH IN SOUTHERN AREA   Third Plane to Be Lost During Excursion Into Antarctic Region

Third Antarctic Plane To Crash   Helicopter Falls. Into Pacific In Takeoff. On Wednesday.

AN ANTARCTIC HELICOPTER IS WRECKED   New Craft Crashes Into the Pacific in Take-off From a Carrier, but All Aboard Are Rescued Uninjured.

Soviet Soldiers Shot by Police  Squabble Over Rice Causes Shooting

Korean Police  Kill 2 Russians   Fear Repercussions  In Squabble Over Rice

Mackenzie’s Column Struggle Looms Between Nations For Control Of African Colonies

‘Disposition of Italy's Colonies Comes Up Soon   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AYP BWarnion Affaire Analvat

Big 4 Fight On Colonies Is Foreeast   Soviet Envoy Recalled From London, Battle Over I! Duce Prized Areas In Africa Seen Shaping Up

New School Term Begins In Most Of Pennsylvania   1,500,000 Pupils Head Bacl To Classes—Parochial And Private Institutions In State Also Open

SECURITY TAX FREEZE VOTED   Bill Is Sent President Te Retain Present Payroll Levy for Two Years

Social Security Tax Frozen for  2 More Years   Prevents Increase Of 2 Billion Dollars  In Next Year’s Taxes

FREEZE OF PAY ROLL TAX VOTED   CONGRESS PASSES BILL KEEPING LEVY AT 1 PCT.-GOES wt TO WHITE HOUSE.

Social Security Tax Is Frozen for Another Two Years  House-Senate in Quick Action—Reudy for Truman tc Sian

FLAGSTAD CAN’T SING sii Philadelphians Fight, Hiss Norse Wagnerian Diva

FIUNBAPY wiakKeS bid  Britain Faces Big Decision On Palestine Issue In UN   Showdown Maneuver By Smaller Powers ixpected At Session

/ PARLEY — Pin Down British,  Arab Aim   U.S. OPPOSES” ‘OPEN: DEBATE

UN Special Session To Open Monday   Hungary Seeking Membership In United Nations

U.N. Prepares fo Study  Palestine Issue   Arabs May Draw Britain Out   During Debate

PALESTINE ISSUE COMES UP MONDAY      BIG POWERS MAY BE FORCED TO SHOW HAND AT SESSION OF U. N. ASSEMBLY.

Willie Francis Executed On Second Trip To Chair   Death Comes Quickly To Negro Killer Who Survived  When He Walked ‘Last Mile’ To Death Chamber For First Time A Year Ago

Negro Youth Electrocuted For Slaying   Chair That Failed To Work Year Ago Functions Today

Catfish Willie's Last Meal— Boy Calm as Chair Ends Borrowed Time

pelle ‘Goes to Heaven’ Like a Man As His Borrowed Time Finally Runs Ow

Death Keeps’ 2nd Rendevous  With Willie —   Negro Boy Goes to Heaven Like a Man in  Lanicians

Willie Fails To Survive His Second Trip To Chair; Pays  With Lite For Killings Man

Britain F aces  New Trade  Difficulties. Troubles Stem ~  From the New - Status of India

BRITAIN FACES TRADE TROUBLE   Establishment Of Independent India To Be Severe Blow

Independence Act Sets Up  Dominions   Two Divisions Will Control Own Political And Economic Resources

Prospect of Major Trade Difficulties Faces British Now   All Depends on Choice of Status By New Nations

BRITAIN FEARS TRADE TROUBLE   Beset By Economic Crisis At Home, Great Britain Faces Prospect Of New Trade Difficulties Stemming From Establishment Of An Independent India,

Britain Facing New Trade Difficulties    Indian Independence Act Ends Coftrol Of Destinies And Economic Resources

Figuring New Trade Worries   Britam Sees Added Diffi culties Over Indian Independence.

Problems Arise From Free India   New Difficulties Confront Britain  In World Trade

Marshall Fears East-West Split of Germany Ahead   Informant Claims U. §. Spokesman Warns Stali Of Division unless Reds Cooperate

Marshall Gave Mela farming About Germany   Told ¥remicr Parley Failure Would Likely Lead To Partitioning Germany   UNITED STATES NOT FOOTING FUTURE BILL

MARSHALL SAID TO HAVE GIVEN STALIN NOTICE   Big 4 Conferees Awaiting Three-Power Pian To Govern Germany

Governor Signs Anti-Closed Shop Measure   Emergency Clause Puts Law Into Effect At Once

Probe Asked Of State Parole Setup   Waco Senator Urges Full and Searching inquiry

Virginia's Digestion Derby Opens; Gourmets’ Comments Not All Praise

Weekend Accidents Take Seven Lives  Ten-Year-Old Boy Killed Witnessing  Another Accident

7 Hoosiers Lose Lives in Traffic Accidents: 2 Others Die of Injuries

WESTBROOK PEGLER   There Never Was A Sucker Like Us On Earth Before

@ PAUL MALLON—  Truman Playing Smarter Politics Than Democrats Expected

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Wilson ts Again Greatest Market   Local Market Still Top As Tobacco Sales Figures Released

Earle Honored By Vishinsky's Label  Claims Soviet Will Hit Us With Atom

Americans Deny Soviet Charges   George H. Earle, However, Still Wants To Act

Americans React To Vishinsky Charges ....  Would Use A-Bomb On The Soviet Now

Men Called ‘Warmongers’ Say Russ Speaker Is Mistaken Or Malicious

‘Warmonger’ Earle Again Asks U.S. To Drop Atom Bomb on Red Russia

Cannibalistic Tendencies Show Up More Frequently at the Meat Counter—So Butcher Beware!

BIG APARTMENT PROJECT IN SIGHT Plan Commission Urges Traffic Improvements —

BIG APARTMENT IT PROJECT IN SIGHT   Plan Commission Urges ‘Traffic: Improvements

Britain Has Aet In More Socializing   Power Companies To Be Taken Over By Government; Plan To Meet Critical Current Needs

Soviet Answer To Marshall's  Move Awaiteg   Vishinsky Expected To Out. line Russia’s Stand On Proposals Today   U. N. ASSEMBLY : DELEGATES TENSE

Russ Set  ToAn swer Marshall   UN Assembly Is Tensed for Retort On Veto Abuse Rap

Coal, If You Listen to a Coal Man, Is Quite a Crop, But It All Depends on John

House To Vole This Week On Duff Labor Bills  Teacher Salary Hike Depends On Meetings Of House With Duff

AIR RAGE FIELD IS FILLING UP   11 Qualify for $125,000 Event at Cleveland—Dot Lemon in Women’s Event .

Fliers Get Set To Vie For Big Prizes  Air Race Pilots Eye Skies As Deadline For Qualifying Nears

TWO NAMED TO PUSH PROBE IN KANSAS CITY   U. S. Attorney Gen. Announces Plans For Investigation

Assistants Assigned To Vote Fraud Case   Investigators Nomed T: Work for Kansas City Jury

CLARK ASSIGNS 2 TO VOTE INQUIR'   Ww. A. PAISLEY AND ERIC BROOME TO WORK WITH K. C. GRAND JURY.

Clark Sending Two Top Prosecutors To Aid Vote Case   Paisley and Broome. to - Help Phelps in Grand Jury ot Kansas City 

TWO SELECTED TO PROBE VOTE.   Clark Appoints Lawyers To Assist in Kansas Election [Investigation

Committee Adds Funds For China   Sets Relief Figure At $570,000,000

Restores Money Slashed From Measure By House:  Seek Aid For Chinese.   Also Recommends Appropriations To Maintain Occupation Forces

Senators Vote To Raise House Stop-Gap Fund   Appropriations Unit Urges ‘Cash for China, Germany,  Janan in New Move

Hall Billion Relief Fund Recommended      China Included In Latest Emergency Aid . Program

INCREASED BY SENATE GROUP   Portion of Cuts Made In House Restored By Committee

ASK'$070,000,000 FOR FOREIGN AID   SENATE APP EOPERIATIONS COMMITTEE VOTES TO IN- CREASE HOUSE FIGURE,

$570-Million Aid Bill Recommendec To the Senate   Chance for Passage By Both Houses  Before Adiournment

CAPITOL AWAITS MARSHALL PLAN MESSAGE TODAY   Truman Expected To Ask 17-Billion For Long Range Program   SECRETARY SPEAKS TO NATION TONIGHT

Aid for China Urged hy Senate Group   $61,000,000 Added to Sum Approved Earlier in House

Senate Committee Urges  $570,000,000 For Aid   “Includes $20,000,000 For China And’ ” Asks $490,000,000 For Occunation Costs

AID IS VOTED BY MEMBERS OF SENATE   China Is Cut im for Slice Amounting to Twenty Millions

‘Today In Congress   House To Speed Anti-Strike Legislation; U. S. Takes Softer Disarmament Attitude; Vandenbera Asks Probe Of Polish Election

Excise Tax, Labor Laws Speeded Up   House to Vote Tax Exten sion Today — Will Expedite Anti-strike Legislation

HOUSE PASSES EXCISE TAX BILL   Measure Extends High Wartime Taxes On Luxuries

Trenton Votes Tuesday On City Manager Plan   Fayette Decides Two $20,000 Bond Issues; Other Cities Ballot

Hot Campaign In Trenton, Vote Tuesday   Fayette Also Has Election; Vote On Bond Issue

Early Election Day , Voters in Missouri Localities to  Decide Variety of Issues Tomorrow

Higher Livi ing  eeudard Also  Prevails Here   Seymour Has .012 Percent of Nation’s Business with .008 Population in 1946

By Sales Management 1947 Survey                  Pu chosing! 01 / - Higher Than Residents OF Average Conim

Buying Power In Blytheville Gets High Ratinc   Consumer Market Better Than Average For All of Nation

Unit Buying Power In Monroe $3,636  This is Spendable Money After Tax

Lovett Declares European Strikes Are Red-Inspired  House Foes Of Aid Plan Ask New Cuts

STRIKES STAGED BY COMMUNISTS LOVETT CLAIMS   Says U. S. Should Not Ge! Frightened Out Of Aiding Europe   HOUSE LEADERSHIP IS FOR SLASHING TOTAL

House Concludes Aid Bill Debate  Resistance To Reds Encourages Officals

U.S. Terms Strike: In France, Italy Soviet-Inspired  Encouraged by Stand Against Communism

Lovett Charges Communists Inspired _ Current Strikes in France and Ital;

SUN ACCUSES DEAD FATHER IN KILLING   Story of Indiana Murder Is Related By Man at Cambridge City.

STRIKERS BAC AT LONDON JOBS   Settlement ts Hailed aa Vietory for Workers

Killer of Two Gives Up to Police, Avows Love for Widow of Victim

ESCAPES ABDUCTOR   Police Holding Kidnap Slayer  Farmer Ready “To Face Music’

“I Didn’t Mean To Kill Those Men”, Farmer Says, Surrendering To Cops After 24-Hour Four-State Manhunt

Love- Crazed Farmer  “Confesses Slaying Paramour’s Husband and Father

FARMER HELD FOR SLAYINGS   4-State Search For Alleged Killer And Kidnaper Is Ended With Arrest

Farmer, 27, Surrenders In Illinois’ Dual Slaying; Feared Love Affair End   Kidnaper Of Paramour, And Killer Of Woman's  Husband And Father, Tells Police He's we 2 Ba “Tae iene

Farmer Faces Jury Action In  Double Slaying   Songit For Killing Twe Men and Kdnapping Of Woman, Gives Self Up At Rockford, TL.

Man Sought In Killings  Surrenders   Tells Officers He Feared End of Hhicit Love. Afair

SURRENDERS IN FATAL SHOOTING   Farmer Feared His Illicit Love Affair Would Be Ended

Farmer Gives Up; Sought In Twin Slaying   Glenn Marsh Taken At Father’s Home; Tells Crime Story

Farmer Says Ready To  Face Music Confesses Two Murders, Kidnaping His Paramour

Farmer Who Killed Two, Surrenders Self 'To Police; Tells Of Frustrated Love Affair

FARMER SURRENDERS IN DOUBLE KILLING   ‘Didn’t Mean To Do It,’ \llinois Man Says

Farmer Gives Up to Police   Four-State Hunt Ended for Killer of Two Others

Slayer of Two Ready To ‘Face the Music  Farmer Surrenders At Home of Parents

Didn't Mean to Kill, Marsh Says   Illinois Farmer, Sought For Two Slayings, Gives Self Up

SLAYER IN LOVE CASE GIVES UP   Glenn Marsh Says He Did  Not Intend To Kill   Two Men

Search In Four. States Ends. With Capture   Glenn Marsh Says He Is Ready To Face The 7 > Music

BIG CALIFORNIA _ FIRE UNCHECKED   Science's Effort to Create Rrainfall a Failure

TUUNGA CANYON FIRE STILL RAGES   Dry Ice Experiment Fails To Brinn Neaded Rain

Truman Calls Hungarian Coup an ‘Outrage’; Flays Taft ‘Ideas of Boom-Bust’

Taft's Idea Is ‘Boom or Bust’ Says President   White House Calls “Russian Coup In Hunaary ‘Outrode’

Truman Criticizes Hungarian Issue,  Taft’s Philosophy   President Says State ‘Department Is Investigating Communist Coup; Renews Plea For Price Cuts

COMMUNIST COUP IN HUNGARY AN QUTRAGE-- TRUMAN   The President Said the Leo nomic Philosophy of ‘Taft In “Boom and Bust”,   AN INVESTIGATION   Truman Said the Administra. tion Did Not Urge the Aid Program,

Truman's Ire Stirred by — Taft Charge  President Tags - Red Hungarian Caun ‘Onirade’

ILLINOIS HOUSE KILLS 200 BILLS   CLEAR CALENDAR OF MAJORITY OF BILLS LEFT IN COMMITTEE

Curley To Ask High Court To Reconsider Decision Upholding His Conviction

U.S, COUNT. RULIN      Seeks Appeal Of Conviction "In Mail Fraud Case

Republicans Get Set for Labor Veto   Truman Declines to Discuss Bill With Visiting Democrats

Transportation Problem a Poser for Some; Number To Charter Planes   UNCERTAIN ON. BAND

990 SEEK TICKETS — FOR ORANGE BOWL   Transportation Problem a Poser for Some; Number To Charter Planes   UNCERTAIN ON BAND

Mine Decisions Draw Complaint  Operators Blame Blizzard’s ‘Whim’

Br ide. in Sight- Unseen Wedding Is Torn from Spouse After Brief Kiss

DEPORT BRITISH BRIDE BY PROXY   GET ONE LOOK AT AMERICAN HUSBAND, THEN RETURNS HOME

COURT SETTLES LUCAS DISPUTE   Rules Winner of Election is County Engineer

‘Wm. Green Again Heads A. F. of L.   Elected Unanimously For 23rd Successive Year; Lewis and UMW ‘Officers Are Absent

TWO EMERGE AS POWERS IN AFL   Bronx Plumber And Boston Teamster Established As Union Leaders As AFL Ends Running Battle With John L. Lewis.

Meany And Tobin Rule AFL Parley  John L. Lewis Set 2 Back On Hoaunches

MEANY, TOBIN TAKE A. F. OF L. CONTROL   John L. Lewis Set Back By Smooth-Working Team 

freen en Ree. cted Head Mf AFL. 1.t Confab; lohn L. Lewis Absent

PLIIMRER AND TFAMSTER TO BOSS THE AFI   GREEN RE - ELECTED; MEANY LINED UP AS SUCCESSOR

Green Re-elected: To Head AFL by Unanimous Vote   Lewis, Who Had.” ‘Privilege to Nominate Leader Was Absent. Fram” Canwegsntiag

TOBIN, MEANY NEW BOSSES OF A.F. OF L.   Control of Convention, Evidenced by Voting, Involves Virtual Control of the Policy - Making Council.

AFL Convention Dispute Brings Lewis Defeat   Meany, Tobin Set As Winners In Vote  For Council Bosses

John L. Lewis Deflated At Labor Meeting  AFL Abolishes All Vice Presidents, Including Boss Of  linsted Mine Warke:

Lewis Is Absent      Bronx Plumber, Boston  Driver, Union Bosses

Meany And Tobin Become  Bosses of AFL   Bronx Plumber and Coal Wagon Driver Beat Lewis Forces

Unanimous Vote Reelects Green AFL President  Session Notable Due   Session Notable Duc To Lewis’ Absence

GREEN RENAMED AFL PRESIDENT   He Has Held Position Since Year 1924

Tobin, Meany: . Gain Control af AFL Meeting   Lewis Defeated; Green Assured Of Re-Election

Lewis Suffers Defeat In AFL   UMW Head Is Overwhelmed As Tobin. And Meany Take Control Of Meeting

Plumber, ‘Teamster  AF L Bosses  : Meany and Tobin  Overwhelm Lewis

Lewis Boycotts AFL as Green Is Re-elected   Mine Leader and All His Men Stay Away From Convention

BRONA PLUMBER AND BOSTON COAL TWAGON DRIVER EMERGE AS BOSSES JOF AFL: JOHN L. LEWIS OUSTED

Meany, Tobin Victors Over John L. Lewis   AFL Proceedings Reveal Them as Undisputed Bosses

Meany and Tobin Emerge as Bosses”  Of A.F.L.-Assembly   John L, Lewis, Hutcheson Are Overwhelmed; Hutcheson Ruled Since 1915

Teamed fo Crush Lewis   Bronx Piumber, Boston Coal Wagon Driver Emerge As Bosses of Policy Committee

AFL:Re-Elects Green At S.F. Convention   ‘Lewis Absent As ! President Chosen

Plumber, Driver Boss AFL Meet   Pair Overwhelms Lewis, Hutcheson With Their Votes

Tobin-Meany In Control Of AFL Convention   Lewis Loses Out In Votes Controlled By New Leadership

Boston Teamster And Bronx Emerge As Big Powers In AFL As Lewis Battle Ends

Boston Teamster and Bronx Plumber Overwhelm Lewis and Hutcheson in Convention Balloting.

A.F.L.’s Parley Coral ats           oss. Aids. Sull  : as Plumber Teamsters

MEANY TEAMS WITH TOBIN AS AFL BOSSES’   Lewis, Hutcheson Factions Overwhelmed By Votes As Rally Nears End

Unanimous Vote Reelects Green AFL President  Session Notable Due To Lewis’ Absence

Revercomb Opposes And Kilgore Favors Opening Doors To Immigration   Chances For Admission Of 400,000 Homeless European War Refugees To U. S. Not Given Much Mane Ry COP 1} easadew

Graziano Admits Big Offer To Throw Scheduled Fight   Middleweight Fighter Tells of $100, 000 Offer to Lay Down—Paris, Dapper Playboy, De? - gidde tn “Tisthe: ¢

CRACKDOWN DUE ON TAX EVASION   State Tax Commissioner Gets ee Support from  tye 3. Vale a

Swift Action Is Demanded Against Alleged Russian Secret Agent Gerhart Eisler

Demand Swift Action By Justice Department In Conspiracy Charges   Labor Problems And Republicans Split OnTariff Policies Give Congressmen Plenty Of Action And Excitement.

SEPARATE F.B.1. AGENCY   lf Eisler Is Not Prosecuted By Justice Dept.

Eisler Case Speed Urged   ~Congréssiien Prod. Justice Department

MOVE MAY BE TAKEN IF RED SPY GOES FREE   House Committee Demands Eisler Be Prosecuted

Fourth of July Plans Progress  Committees Listed for Celebration

ALASKA CALLED DEFENSE LINE   ‘Intense’ Fortification }: Called For By Representative Howell

ALASKA DEFENSE IS VITAL TO U.S.   CONGRESSMAN SAYS SOVIET AIRMEN ARE EXPERTS ON BASES

CONGRESSMAN SAYS ALASKA FIRST LINE OF U. S. DEFENSE, SFORTIFICATION NEED

Alaska Defense Needs Related By Congressman  Strategic Locale Of Territory: Tnetifiees Effare

“Potential First Line Of Defen  Thinks Russians ay Attack U.S. Through Alaska; Asks  Strong Fortification There

POTENTIAL DEFENSE LINE  Illinois Lawmaker Declares Alaska Must Be Fortified

Fortifying Of Alaska Demanded  Congressman Cawe Avan le   Congressman Says Area Is Vital to U. S.

Fortifying Of Alaska Asked By Ill. Solon   Calls Alaska US’ Ist Line of Defense In Event of Another Wa!

Alaskan Bases Urged As First  ‘Defense Line   Congressional Mission Head Cites Need Of Fortification In Far North Zone

REP. HOWELL URGES BASES IN ALASKA   Illinois Congressman Calls Area America’s First Line of Defense in Event of War and Asks Intense Fortification.

Area Is Closest Route To Russia - - Congressman Calls For Intense Fortification Of Alaska Posts

Intensification  Of Defenses in Alaska Urged  Howell Asks That Arctic Flying Program Be Aided

Alaska as First Line  Of Defense   Head of House Group Visiting Area Urges Intense Fortification As Military Outpost

Rep. Howell Calls For Intense Fortification ‘Of Alaska As Nation's First Line Of Defense

Alaska May Become Key Base If New War Breaks   Territory Nearest Route Between US And Soviet Russia

URGES DEFENSE OF ALASKA FOR NO. 1 PROJECT   Solon Declares Area Could Be Of Vital Import in Event of War

Congressman For Fortification Of Alaska   Training Of Army Personnel In Arctic Flying Supported

Must Develop Alaska Power  - Calls For Intense  Fartifiecatian OO:

Rep. Howell Says World Conditions Demand Program Be .Pusheds Says Soviet Has Studied Alaska

Fortification Of . Alaska Urged By U. S. Solon   ‘FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE IS NORTHERN BIT OF AMERICA

Solon Urges Fortification Of Alaska as Defense Line  And For Economic Growth as Well

my TURMOIL IN NIGARAGUE   REPORTS SAY PRESIDENT IS BEING HELD PRISONER AND GOVERNMENT SEIZED -

Former Federal Official Is Slated To Appear At Senate Probe; Diary Notation Cited

Expedition Nearing ‘Liftle America’   First Task Will Be to Build  Airstrip on Ice for Scout Planes

'  i South Polar Expedition Expects To Reach   Destination Tomorrow

Expedition Ne ear Little America _   But The Navy’: 8 Antarctic Group Does. Not Know. Whether It Still Exists.

James Forrestal Being Rumored AsRunning Mate   Truman Given Free  Hand To Make Choice

‘Assignment: America  ‘Congressmen Wax Wrothy Because  _ Loyalty Check Hits Them, Too

Gray Timber Well Caught in City   SMares see MEE  Government Tropper Trap: Big Predatar North of Ea Wainter‘e Meaxcao

Gray Timber Wolf Caught in City   Goverment Trapper Trops Big Predetar North of Ed Hunter's Home

Arrange Study Of Aid Ability   Truman Seeks Advice On How Much Help Can Be Safely And Wisely Sent.

Truman Seeks Aid To Europe Policy Advice   Non-Partisan Com mittec¢ Named To Assist In Set. ting Quotas On Ability To Pay

Board Named on Global Relief —  President Selects Nineteen Leaders

President Seeks Outside Help in Foreign Aid Plan  Concerns America’s Ab‘cita.,. we Domes

Truman Enlists  Helpers On Aid   Committee Named To Make Study  Of Finances

U. §. May Stem Foreign Relief  ’ Truman Asks Aid in Shanina Policy

Ask Outside Help On US Aid Program, Our Ability To Pay 19 Leaders Picked To Study Policy

TRUMAN NAMES BOARD 10 SIFT AMOUNT OF AID      19 Powers In Varied Fields Picked As ‘Nonpartisan’ Committee On Help

President Seeks Outside Help in Foreign Aid Plan  Concerns America’s Ability to Pay

TRUMAN SEEKS  OUTSIDE HELP ON AID PLANS      President Names High U. S$ Figures To Advise % Foreian Backing -

Advisers Named On Foreign Aid   19 Leaders Named By Truman to Aid On Policy

Truman ‘Picks Advisers For Supply Survey   Follows Proposal Made Recently By Sen. Vandenberg

Truman Names 19 To Inventory U.S: Cash,.Resource:    Non-Partisan Group Will Advise on Limits for Foreign Aid

Truman Names Foreign Welfare Advisory Board   Non-Partisan Group to Study Need of Nations

‘Truman Takes Vandenberg Advice,  Appoints Relief Study Committees

Will Study U.S. Ability To Give   Truman Sete Up NosPartiaan Committee Te Make Study.

TRUMAN CALLS FOR HELP ON FOREIGN AID   19 Leaders in Various Fields Wamed To Act on Vandenberg Suggestion.

Truman To Weigh Needs Against Ability To Pay  Key Men To Study Foreign Aid Plan

Truman Selects “Nonpartisan” Group  To Weigh America’s Foreign Aid Policy

Heavy Snows Strike Europe   Portugal Tnundated By Soaking Rains; No Break  In Cold Wave Seen.

Furope Swept by Snows and Rains  Death and Misery  Visits Wide Areas

Federal Potato Buriers Will Have Some Tall Explaining to Do Later

in Today’s  hector sfitean Kimea   We Buy Canadian Potatoes at Top Prices While Uncle Sam Buys, Buries Our Own

DECLINE IN MEAT PRICES PREDICTED   Economists Look for Increased Murketing of Livestock Due ta Cost of Feed Grains.

DR. FRANCIS MI. GARVER foal. SUFRINTEE  While me Genevieve Bowe: ce In ie   FORMERLY AT U. OF P.

DR GARVER NAMED ASST COUNTY SUPT   Will Serve While Dr. Genevieve Bowen is in Japan, It is Stated   IS A NOTED EDUCATOR

Floods Threaten Additional Nebraska Areas  High Waters, Wind  Storms Already Have Taken 16 Live:

New Floods Follow  Nebraska Storms   Many Farmers Lose  Hope of 1947 Crop

Moves Made To Re-Pass Tax Cut Bill   Would Make Cuts Effective Next January

New Move To Cut Taxes Is Praised  a Es iam al Poti   Re-Introduction of Bill Lauded by Sen. George

Rochester Papers Wait Settlement of Engravers Strike   ' Dispute Is Last of Five - Which Have Hit Two Gannett Publications

300 BILLS WILL BE SIGNED BY GOVERNOI   Chief Execetive Mag Already Af fixed Signalare Te 316 Acts : And Veteed Ome

FBI Agents Take Ex-Gls Into Custody   Recover Important Documents, Photos From Discharged Army Serageants

Two Ex-Service Men Arrested In Afom Thefts   Documents, Photographs Recovered With No One Seeing Them, It Is Announced by FB]

FBI Arrests Pair After “Top Secret’ Documents Found   Princeton University  Student, Photographer At Chicago Accused

AGENTS RECOVER PAPERS, PHOTOS. PAIR HAD HIDDEN   Information Dncovered to Date Indicates Accused Had no Connection With Foreign Spies.   WALL SAFE GIVES UP PART OF LOOT   Two-Hundred Pages of HandWritten Notes Pertaining to Weapon Among Documents Found.

2 Arrested in Atomic Bomt Secret Thefts   FBI Takes Former Army Sergeants Into Custody; Finds Loot

Reveal Two Sergeants Not Even Acquainted: Secrets Not Revealed   iF BI Picks Them Up On Charges Of Taking Away i Top Secret Information And Reports That All  { Tact Panere Are Reenvered

ATOMIC SECRET THEFT CHARGED   Former Army Sergeant: Arrested By FBI In Los Alamos Case

FBI Discovers No Link Between Suspects and Any Foreign Agents   Documents and Photographs Are Recovered; Men Are Nabbed in Pennsylvania and Chicago

‘Top Secret Data Listed  In Losses   Documents and Photos Recovered by FBI From Seraeants.

Arrest Former Army Men With A-Bomb Info   FBI Uncovers Documents. Some Top Secret; File -Formal Complaints.

“TOP SECRET’ SLIP—  FBI Arrests Ex-Army Men In Probe of A~-Bomb  eak

Ex-Army Men Are Arrested After Documents Missing From Los Alamos Found   All Items Recovered, Officials Claim; Some Found, in Room at Princeton University, Wall Safe in   Pennsylvania and Pheto Studio in Chicago -

Documents AreTraced  To Veterans   Army Photographer ‘And Young Chemist Face U. 8. Charges

FBI Arrests Two Ex-Army Sergeants For Stealing Atomic Bomb Top Secrets

Santa Comes Early So Little Carolyn Can Have Yule Parity   Paralyzed Tot Has incurable Cancer

Early Christmas For Young Child   Girl Suffering From Brain Cancer

JOY SENT. TO: DOOMED: CHIED “Incurably Ill" Girl. Gets Many Christmas Gifts

Taft-Hartley Law Stirs Up  Praise, Fury   Ri ish Of New Rulings. Liv:  suits Maile: Ball Says Opposition Charges Disproved

Ball Defends,  Murray Affacks  New Labor Law ClO Chie! Claims Act Used  As Weapon by Employers; Senrzior Pleased hy Bexulls

Taft - Hartley Law Brings  New. Troubles   New Rulings Given And Lawsuit Filed To Test Legality  win —s- AK. ee

TRUMAN TO PICK RELIEF DIRECTOR   Greek-Turk Fund Leader One Of Two Pending Choices

Allen Likely Selecticn as Aid Director  . Greek-Turkish Bill Is Ready For Signature

President Is- to Name Director of Aid Program Very Soon   Truman Is Expected to Sign Greek-Turkis' Measure Shortly, Possibly Saturday; Second Major Appointee Also Due Now

Seek Director of Greek Aid Plan  Appointment May Be Made Saturday

NEW GAS LINE IS PROPOSED   Tennessee Co. Asks Permit To Extend System Into New England States

Jury Fails to Acree in Case   + a « NY BEE NESW  Burton Probably Will Be Turned Over to Federal Authorities

Two Break Jail At St. Joseph, Mo.   Described As Dangerous, Pair Escape in Stolen Car.

‘Fair Trade’ and Soldiers Bonus On List of Bills   Horserace Wagering And Women Jurors Are Awaiting Action

GOP Will Study Security Plans   Taft Asks Members To Decide How Far They Will Go

\G.0.P. LEADERS MAPPING PLANS FOR CONGRESSIONAL ACTION ON SPENDING. PUBLIC AID PROGRAM

WANTS ANSWER FROM SENATE AND HOUSE REPUBLICANS   On How Far They Want to Go on Government Activities.   ON SOCIAL SECURITY   Housing, Health and Education Would Also Come Under Taft’s Proposal.

Taft To Defer To Party Wish On Welfare Bills  * Republican Committee  To Outline Policy; Aug. 1 Tentative Goal

Taft Wants G.0.P. Views on ‘Sccial’ Spending by U.S.   Urges Action on Social Security, Federal Aid Plans

Taft Wants.  Decision On  Session Bills Points To Need For Policy On  Fenenditires

TAFT SEEKS REPUBLICAN SOCIAL IDEAS   Dhio Senator Desires ta Know How Far Lawmakers Will Go in Social Security, Health, Housing, Education Plans.

TAFT REQUESTS REPORT FROM POLICY GROUP   Seeks Republican Outline on  Several Federal Programs

Tornado Toll Mounts to 25   Twisters Hit Texas, North Carolina Area

25 LISTED DEAD ~ IN TORNADO AREAS   Twisters Strike in Widely-Sep  arated Sections

Tornadoes Strike In Many Areas   25 Perscns Killed, Hundreds Homeless; Five States Suffer

25 KILLED AS TORNADOES RIP SOUTHERN U.S.   North Carolina Is Hit By High Wind; Hundreds Homeless

Fairmont In This State Is Blasted   Storms Continuing In Southeast Sections Today

29 Dead, Scores Injure di! In Wake Of Tornadoes   [wisters Spread Death And Destruction In Texas, North And South Carolina, Missouri And Arkansas Over Three-Day Period

TWISTERS KNIFE pAWAY EDGES OF SMALL VILLAGES   Death Toll of Storm That Started Tuesday Augmented in South

Four Tornadoes Leave 25 Dead—Hundreds Homeless   Middle West, Southwest and SouthEast Feel Force of Twisters

25 DEAD AFTER 4 TORNADOES HIT   Dallas Outskirts Get Scare; Only 3 Injured  Rv TNITED PRESS

'22 Persons Dead, Hundreds Homeless Following Four Scattered Tornadoes

TORNADOES HIT THREE AREAS: TAKING 25 LIVES   Hundreds) “Hurt: Ih Middle West, Southwest, Southeast:   STORMS UNUSUAI   Widely. ‘Sepatated Areas Are Struck. Ry Turistare

25 Persons Are Dead in Wake of Four Twisters In Seattered Areas of Country.

12 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Rome-Bound Plane Cracks Up During Take-Off in London

12 Dead in Plane Crash  In London  Airliner Taking Off Falls on  Gb te Ric

Twelve Killed In Plane Crash  Croft Hits, Burns On English Airport

Believe Nuns To Be Among Those Dead   Pair Of Ships Are Destroyed By Flames

Plane Falls After Beginning Flight; Bursts Into Flames   $15,000,000 Lost As Transport Goes Down In Philippine Islands

Kleven Killed As Ship  Crashes   Italy-Bound Plane Falls In Takeoff  Near London

Twelve Killed in Crash OF Rome-bound British  Airliner Near lancdan

Craft Carried Settlers For South Africa   Occupants Included 18 Passengers and 5 Crew. mien; 2 Are Reported Missing   Faltered As It   Became Airborne   Relatives and Friends Of Victiins Witness Frog edys Three Nuna Anong Dead

Rome-Bound Plane Burns; 12 Killed   Passengers Headed For South Africa As Settlers’

Big Liner Hits Ship In Takeott   Ten Of 23 Occupants Escape With Lives;  Two Missing. 

12 OF 23 PERISH AS PLANE BURNS   Ship ‘Wrecks, Catches: Fire “During London Take-Off

Eleven Others Aboard Ship Survive Wreck   Rome-Bound Airplane Crashes, Burns In Croydon Takeoff:

12 Killed In London Air Crash Today   Rome-Bound Plane Crashes,  Burns In Takeoff

KIN LOOK ON AS PASSENGER SHIP CRASHES. BURNS   Big Airliner Wrecks On Snow-Covered Croydon Airport In England; Strikes  Second Passenger  Plane On Ground.

London Airplane  Crash Kills   Two Missing as Craft Plummets Into Second Plane on Runway

Croydon Plane Crash Kills 12   London Ship Bound To South Africd —

PLANE BURNS AND AT LEAST TWELVE KILLED   Rome-Bound Aircraft Plunges to Earth in Takeoff At London Airport   WHITE-HOODED NUNS ARE AMONG VICTIMS

(rash at Takeoff Kills 12 Persons At Croydon Field  Plane Bearing Rich Gold Load Missing In Hong Kong Area

British Plane Crash Kills 11   Rome-Bound Craft Falls at Takeoff

12 Perish In London Air Crash   Croft Burns After Hitting Plane on Ground

Relatives Witness Tragedy   Seven Passengers, Four Crew Members Survive Wreck.

11 Dead, 2 Missing In Plane Crash   Nuns Included  Among Victims

11 Killed in Plane Crash At London   Plane Carrying Settlers for Seuth Africa Cracehee

KILLS AT LEAST 11 OF 23 ABOARD, 2 ARE MISSING DISASTER OCCURS  IN TAKE-OFF FROM CROYDON AIRPORT

OF 23 DEAD IN LONDON PLANE CRASH   Other Deaths And Injuries Pyeported In 2 Other Accidents

Report 11 Killed In Plane Crash At London Field   Iwo Passengers Missing; DC-3 Craft Was Taking

CREDIT RULINGS HOLD, REPORT   Few Retailers Ease Terms as Old Law Dies

Retailers Are Holding Line On Credits   An Expected Rush To Buy Is Failing Over The Nation

STORES, BANKS HOLD THE LINE ON EASY CREDIT   Many Businesses Continue Former Terms As Bar To Runaway Inflation

Little Change In Buying With Controls Gone   Lifting of ~ Credit Regulations Has. Little Effect.

SHELLY COUPLE NAMED DEFENDANTS IN oUlT   Two Falls Township Men Arx Sued for $2,000   LOCAL WIFE’S DIVORCE

[FALLS TOWNSHIP  MOTORISTS SUED FOR SUM OF $2,000  ( Car of Inez J. Hubert Struck   ( Car of Inez J. Hubert Struck by Car Operated by L. Graham   ' THREE SUITS ENTERED   ‘ Shelly Couple Sued for $2,469; Doyiestown Woman Asks Divorce

New Governor Of  Ohio Takes Office   Governor Thomas J. Herbert Begins His Term Of Office As Governor Todav

COTTON-COMBING MACHINES NOW BEING SET UP   POPE Pee eee 7 a ee   Insulation, Studio Furniture Will Be  Manufactured Later

COTTON-COMBING MACHINES NOW BEING SET UP  ‘Insulation, Studio Furniture Will Be

OHIOANS CAUGHT WITH THEFT LOOT   Bellefontaine Dayton Men Held in East

Phone Union Compromise  Offer Rejectec  $6 Demand Only © Half Of Original

GALION STRIKE ENDS: NEGOTIATIONS SET   10-Week-Old Tieup Broken New Pact To Be Talked

Lane Requests State Government Survey   Chief Executive Lists Sub. jects Before State Counci}

FULL STUDY OF STATE BUREAUS URGED BY LANE   Governmental Structure Could Be Improved, Council Is Told   TAX ON CO-OPS IS PLACED ON AGENDA

British-U. S. Ties Strained By Palestine   New Envoy, Douglas, Has Delicate Task; Tenman Defended

Vexed Relations With Britain Face  New Ambassador  2 Nations Dispute Jew nish Problem

Palestine Rift First Problem Facing Douglas   Smoothing Anglo-U. S. Relations Will Be Ur To New Ambassador.

Palestine ‘Battle’ First Task For U. S. Envoy to Britain   Controversy Comes to Climax As White House Brands Bevin’s Accusation of Truman’s Role ‘Unfortunate and Misleading’

Stormy ‘Relations  With Britain  Confront Douglas _ Dispute en Implications  ” Of Jewish Issue Sintoment Maw Tuvav'e Bie Proklem

Douglas Facing Quite A Task   New Ambassador Must Mollify British Over. Palestine.

Takes Over London Embassy Douglas Gets U.8.-British  “Peace Task

BEVIN’S SLAP AT TRUMAN AROUSES IRE OF SENATORS   WHITE HOUSE HITS BACK AT CHARGE OF HOLY LAND MEDDLING

Transatlantic Dispute Reaches Head; Douglas ‘Studies British Charge

Early Task. For Douglas   Smoothing PalestineTroubled Relations Confronts Diplomat:

Up to Douglas. To Clear U. §., Briton Relations  Differences Over —   Differences Over Palestine Affair

Douglas Faces Palestine Row As First Test   President Truman Denies Statement Was Based on Politics In Answer to Bevin

AMBASSADOR TO BRIT AIN——  Douglas’ First Huddle May Be On Palestine Differences

Douglas Faces Holy Land Issue   White House Calls Bevin’s Charge  “Unfortunate”

Smoothing of Kslations Over Palestine kiss Is Douglas’ First Task

BEVIN CHARGES ARE DENIED BY TRUMAN    Lewis Douglas to Try to Ease   Controversy over Presi dent’s Statement

First Hurdle For New Ambassador... .  BAD RELATIONS OF BRITISH AND U. S. HAUNT DOUGLAS

MUST SMOOTH OVER U. 5, BRITISH RIFT   Problem of Restoring Good Relations Follov ing Differences Over Palestine Is First Task of New Ambassador.

Problem Of Smoothing Anglo-American Relations Troubled By Differences Over Palestine Awaits Lewis W. Douglas—White House Statement Describes As “Unfortunate And Misleading” British Implication Truman Played Politics On Jewish Issue

Task Already Posed For New London Enyoy   Lewis W. Douglas Face: Problem Of Smoothing Anglo-American Relations Over Palestine

Douglas To Face Big Problem In Palestine Affair   Controversy Comes To Head With Statement By President Truman

Douglas Faces Palestine Row   New Ambassador Will Be ‘In Middle’ Of Tough Problem

TRUMAN IRED BY BEVIN'S CRIVICISM   President Replies To British Blast On Palestine Issue

Palestine Upset First for Douglas To Fix in Britain   Must Straighten Qu Bevin on Stand He Takes Regarding Halv Land

New Envoy In Role of Peacemaker   Smoothing of U.S., British Relations Over Holy Land Is Douales Assignmant

Palestinian Row Presents Hurdle For Ambassador   White House Scores Implication Truman Plaving Polities In Stand

Child Saved  From Plunge   Mother Rescues Tot Trapped in Elevator Shaft From 6 Floor Fall.

Combining of Wheat To Begin Late This Week   Prices Range from $2.07 to $2.12 at County Markets   Say Labor Act Will Not Stop Petrillo Plan   GI Bond Pay Bil Heads for Senate   Huls Resigns as Justice of Peace   Jones Confirmation To Be Decided Soon   Little Girl Saved from Death By Mother's Quick Thinking

F ast-T hinking Mother Saves Girl From Fall To Death In Elevator

[orseD. TROOPS POISED TO CRUSH   WIDESPREAD BLACK MARKET ACTIVITIES

Plan Drive Against German Black Market   Held Largely Responsible For Grave Food Crisis; British Cabinet Must Okay Plan

TO-USE-TROOPS TO SEARCH FOR HOARDED FOODS   British Occupation Forces Prepare To Make Raids In Effort To Crush Wide spread Germany  Black Markets.

Farmers Of Reich Hoard Foodstuffs   British Army Ts Conduct Extensive Campaign Against Black Market

Troops To Raid German Black Market Centers  Move Grows Out Of Efforts To Stem Food Crisis

british Troops To Take Hand In Germany   All-Out Drive Put On Against Black Market

FUNDS NEL AYED FOR VETERANS   Monthly Checks Await Action Of Congress To Provide Money

State Completes Case in Ross’ Murder Trial   Witnesses for Defense Due to Appear Today

State Completes Its Case Against Dr. Lloyd Ross   San Antonio Police Connect Doctor With York Murder Gun

MANTLE TO ELECTEES Congress Promises Action . On President Succession

Truman Would Place Speaker of House In  Line for Presideney  oe j

Truman Asks ongresstoPut GOP Speaker Jose ph, Vartin  Next in Line for Presidency

This = Would Place Martin In Executive Chair iz no Case OF Events.

GOP Leaders Plan Quick Showdown On Propasal HST Again Asks Change!n Law  Of Succession To Presidency 

Truman Asks Martin Put Next to Ton   ‘Successor Would.-Be Republican, But He's An Elected... Officer

Truman Asks New  Succession Law  Would Have Speaker After Vice President

PRESIDENT ADVISES ON SUCCESSION   Truman Recommends, Urges House Speaker In Line for Honor

Truman Asks Action On Succession Law   Speaker Would Follow Vice-President to White House

CHANGE I$ ASKED. IN. PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION LAY   Truman Would Put Speaker  of House First in Line  After the Vice _ President.  bald   REPUBLICANS DIVIDED — ON MERITS OF PLAN   Taft Promises Quick Action, but Form Legislation Will_. Take Has Not Been ~*  Agreed Upon.

Speedy Action On Succession PlanPromised   Truman Restates Proposal To Make House Speaker Heir ta Precida     —

Change Sought In Law of Succession To the Presidency  Truman Again Request: Speaker Be Next

CHANGE ASKED IN SUCCESSION OF PRESIDENT   SPEAKER OF HQUSE NO. 1 MAN UNDER TRUMAN PLAN

Truck Driver Is Shot Down On Bee-Line   Decatur Resident Held tn Jai! Here For Dunoer Decth

AILLING FOLLOWS TRAFFIC DISPUTE   J. H. KELSOE IS HELD IN J. FE, DUGGER DEATH

State Collects $4,683,862 In ‘July Sales Tax   First Month’s Returns May: Indicate Larger  Revenue Than Estimated

bis GENERAL COMPARES — RUSSIAN MIND TO CHILD'S   PARKS THINKS U. &. AND > RUSSIA NEED ONLY MEET: ING OF MINDS

Snaps Wrists In Fall Off Horse   George Bailey, 16, Suffers Fractures In A Riding Academy Mishap. ©

Breaks Leg In Tricyele Fall   Harold M. Smith, 3, Taken To Hospital Where Cast Is Applied To Leg.

SENATE FAVORS $4,500,000,000 BUDGET SAVING   House Still Sticks by Its Higher Figure For Cut

Senate Republicans Argue Tax Cut Would Help Keep Workers Employed

See Tax Cut as Employment Aid   Senate Group's Majority Favors Reduction

[Senate Republicans May ‘Abandon House Agreement ‘Efforts on Budget Cuts      Senator Taft Feels Group Will Work Toward $4,500,000,000 Saving Goal; Finance Committee Agrees Individual Income Tax Cut Will Help

Tax Conferees Unable to Reach Accord  Senate May Give Up Fight on

GOP Leaders Urge Income Tax Pruning   - Slash Is Proposed As Method To Peg High Employment

Leaders May Shift Budget, Tax Cut Plans   Will Work On Theory Budget Can Be Slashed

CUT IN INCOME TAXES PRESSED   GOP Senators Contend Reduc tien Would Boost Employment ond Production

BUDGET SLASH BILL QUTLINED “INU. S. SENATE   SAVINGS GOAL OI $4,500,000,000 IS FAVORED

Senate Seen Ready to Fix Budget Slash   It May Abandon Efforts  For Pact With House, Tafe Imdientac

Tax Conferees Unable to Reach Accord   Senate May Give Up Fight on Reduced Figure

Says Senate May Choose Own Budget   Tat? Fears Conference Won't Compromise on Proposed Tax Cuts

Senate May Adopt Own Budget Cut   Indications Point To $4,. 500,000,000 Goal For Slashing It

GOP Majority Reduces First Tax Estimates   Sen. Taft Says Senate May Not Try To Compromise With House Plan

GOP Senafors in » Move for Lower Income Tax Leve   individuals May Profit Through an Increasing Government Revenue

SENATE MAY SEEK $4500 000,000 CUT   Republicans May Abandon Efforts To Agree With House On Slash   ASSERT INCOME TAX CUT WOULD HELP EMPLOYMENT

Storm - Swept City Partly Under Watex   Rains Pound Tampico Causing River to Rise; Residents Return To Homes In Area

Truman Finishes Setup Of NLRB  R. N. Denham Named As General Counsel

LABOR BOARD IS COMPLETED   Two New Posts Filled By Truman; Three Present  Members Renamed

Tribute Paid Lincoln By Illinois . Congressman  HONOR MI “MEMORY  aa = ge

Agreed with Truman on Les: Eating: Taff   Says President Urged Same Weapon Against High Prices

Business Upswing Halted Last Month US Agency Reports   Turn in Economic Tide Believed Possible

MOVE TOWARD A RECESSION 7 Economic Upswing Halted Past Month, Federal Board Reports

LONG BUSINESS UPSWING HALTS   Moderate Recession I: Under Way, Commerce Department Says

Army, Police ‘Ready for Emergencies   Anti-Communist Precautions Taken in Brazil

Army, Police Ready for Emergencies  Anti-Communist   Anti-Communist Precautions Taken in Brazil

Dewey Protests China’s Omission From Aid Measure   Says Nation Abandoned to Red Conquest

Dewey Charges  Truman Regime  Abandons China Declares Twe Months Dela;  Ia Assistance for Far East Tae Laie. Gitex Imeoriance

Dewey Assails Truman Outline   Immediate Aid Tc Far East Urged In Attack

Gov. Dewey Hits Truman on China   Says Country Has Been Left  te Cammunicts

Dewey Declares Truman Abandoning China to Conquest by Communist:

DEWEY CHARGES CHINESE ABANDONED TO RED FORCE   Republican Leader Expresses “Deep Disappointment” in Truman Message

GRANBY WOMAN FATALLY BURNED   MBS. MARTHA McWETHY DIES AFTER BEING CARRIED FROM BLAZING HOME.

Granby Woman Dies In Fire Yesterday   Carried to Safety From Burning House, Succumbs Shortly After.

Government Plans To Ask Smaller ‘48 Wheat Acreage  Expects Export Demand   Expects Export Demand To Decline; Support Prices Of Hogs Boosted

U.S. Expects Drop in Exports; Plans Te Ask for Small “48 Wheat Arreaae

WILLIAMSPORT GIRL IS CHOSEN   To Compete At Atlanti City As Miss Pennsyl Vania.

U. 5. May Attempt To Lease Defense Bases in Panama   American Troops Begin to Abandon 14 Installations”

Diplomats Make Move For Shorter Control Of Defensive Posts   Ground And Air Force Personnel Starts Abandonment of 14 Posts Outside Of 10-Mile Wide Canal Zone.

U.S.-PANAMANIAN COMPROMISE ON BASES PREDICTED   Withdrawal of Army Starts At 1d Installations

Panamanian Base Lease For 10 Years Possibie, U.S. Diplomats Believe

° U.S. Army To Seek Leases In Canal Area   AMERICAN OFFICIALS TO SEEK LONG TIME GRANTS

TROOPS MOVE QUT IN ACCORD WITH DEMANDS   Much Concern Caused By Abandonment of Strategic Areas

PANAMA MAY GRANT 10 YEAR LEASE   Believe Rejection Due to Insistence On 20 Year Clause

Ten-Year Leases. To Be Sought on Bases in Panama   Diplomatic Quarters Hopeful in Spite of Assembly's Edict /

THe WEATHER   2,000 Fall Back To Canal Zone From Territory   Compromise Accord _ Is Believed Possible By Both Countries

Marshall Plans to Confer With Stalin; Greeks Send Message of Thanks to U. S.

A Shock to London   Briton’s Didn’t Want Our Troops — Just Our Money.

NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUED IN PHONE STRIKE   Night Parley Held As Govt. Strives To Bring Accord

NEGOTIATORS IN PHONE STRIKE AT NIGHT MEETING   Further Confusion And De lay Marks 25-Day Natien-wide Walkout   WAGE INCREASE MAIN STUMBLING BLOCK

Labor Dép’t  Strives For Phone Peace   “sUnion’ Awaits my New ‘Ware ‘Offer

ANDERSON BACKS SAVE FOOD DRIVE   Cabinet Member Says Words Wrongly Interpreted

Anderson  Supports Food Plan   Secretary Gives Full Backing to Meatless, Poultryless Project

SEE TPE PS INMEAT OUTPUT   Curtailed Supplies and Higher Prices to Slash Consumption Next Year

Swedish Relief Party Fired On   Russian Froops Said To Have Wounded Chief Of Mission.

Swedish Driver Believed Killed... .  Report Russian Troops Fired On Relief Party, Wounding High Official]

Incident ts Reported By Austrians   Auto Driver And Swedish Mission Head Killed

Reds Fire on Aid Party From Sweden   Automobile Driver Said to Have Been Killed and Head of Mission Wounded, Presumably by Soviet Supply Dump Guards.

Soviet Troops Kill Swedish Manin Austria   Also Wound High Official Drom Sweden

LOOKS INTO A KILLING      Swedish Legation Hears Relief Head Is Shot by Russians

Expect Russia To Reject U. S. Probe Demands   Belicve United States Te Carry Request To UN In Wake Of Moves In Hungary

—LOCAL LAW — Dewey Stands by Tax Plan   BREITEL ASKS COOPERATION

Breitel Declares Administration Is Behind Program   Local Kesistance Will Not Halt Permissive Tax, He Says; May Alter Techniques

Upstate Leads Way ToNorma Coal Outout   Number Of Mines Certified Safe Step Up Return

NORTHERN COAL FIELDS PACING MINERS RETURN   Industry Nearing Full Production, Normal Employment

Coal Loadings Almost Normal   Stuate’s Northern Fields Are Leading Way

3 OF BIG4 AGREE UPON TREATY PATI   European Powers Set Smaller Allies’ Role In Pact

‘Last Chance Offer Given. Indonesians   U.S. Note Presented Republican Leaders On Mediation Plans

Outbursts First. Ever To Disturb Council  ~ Spectators’ Demonstrations Echo ~s Riots In Cairo To Force Out Britain

Egyptians St tage Demonstra tration ‘At UN. Session   Demand for British Withdrawal Parallel: Rioting in Cairo

Indonesian Problem Gives U.N. Trouble; Demonstrations Interrupt Proceedings

UN Guards Eject ‘Two Egyptians   Demonstration Upsets  ALInMmeAL MABeCeiAnR

EGYPTIANS USE VIOLENT WORDS  IN UN MEETING   Twice The Official Calm Of Couneits Deliberations Are Interrupted By Fanatical  Outbursts Frew The cnectaten Saetion

rity Council Twice Intex rupted  Leypt Demonstra tion Invades Halls Of UN

Murder, Suicide In South Carolina... .  Woman Is Killed By Cop Before F: amily

FRIEND OF BRIDE ES   ‘Kills Woman aad Turns Gun on Himself in Drama At Highway Side

ON 2D HONEYMOON Friend's ‘Good Luck’ Wish Proves Fatal Pistol Shot

CHAIRMEN OF A.C. GROUPS APPOINTED   Behrend Names Leaders Who Will Choose Committee Members

PRICE CONTROL NOT. LIKELY AT: EXTRA SESSION   Truman Calls Congress For November 17 to. Discuss Aid to Europe

Congress Preparing To Tackle’Price Problems In Special Session Nov. 17

Congress Shows Desire to Tackle Price Situation   Greets Truman’s Call for Special Session With Signs of Cooperation   QUOTA SYSTEM FOR BUYERS CONSIDERED   Prcblem of Foreign Aid Is Also Scheduled for a Complete Airing

PRICE CONTROLS OUT: ALLOCATION SYSTEM PLANNED   May Ask Billion To Stem Winter Want In Europe

CONGRESO NAY TRY NEW C031 CURB SYSTEN   Allocation of Quotas Will Be Considered at Special Nov. 17 Sessien.

Detailed Reasons For § cial Session Will Be Dis. cussed On Air Tonight  vy YY i rn   Help For Europe Will Get Priority   Experts Estimate $1,000, 000,000 Needed To Tide Over Starving Countries

QUOTA SYSTE INDICATED FOR EXTRA. SESSION   Congress Greets Cail With Willingness to Tackle Soaring Prices

Truman Talks On Radio Tonight —  Solons Appear Willing To Tackle High Prices

Congress Willing To Tackle Prices Without Controls   Allocation Program May Be Method Used At Special Session

TRUMAN TO SPEAK ABDUT SESSION   Congress Appears T oday to Be Willing to Tackle Price Problem.

Special Session Call For November 17th Is Issued By President   Revival Of Price Controls And Rationing Is Unfavored; Quota System For Buyers Of Scarce Goods Is Suggested.

Truman Summons Congress for November 17   "Will Tackle— Bothy High Prices and European Aid

State Encampmen of V.F.W. Will Close Today  Elections Feature of Concluding

State Encampmen of V.F.W. Will Close Today   Elections Feature  of Concluding - Business Sessions

NAZI PRISON CAMP GUARDS = ~” HANGED FOR THEIR CRIMES   TWENTY-SIX MORE MEN WHO WERE AT MAUTHAUSEN PAID PENALTY ON GALLOWS

LOCAL TAXING POWERS TO BE MAJOR ISSUE  State TLeagwiclaturea   State Legislature Headed for Fight Over New RevenueRaising Schemes. 

U. S. Has Released All German P. W.'s  Had Held 8,010,007; First  Of Four Occunvina Paower<

Discharge Of German Prisoners Completed   Top Priority German Mili tary Defense Works Destroyed

UJ. §. RELEASES NAZI CAPTIVES   Report Shows All Germans Taken by Yanks Have Been Discharged

Course Puts: Palm Beach in Twister's Path   Northward Curve May Erase Danger fo Eastern Coast

lempest Staying At Sea So Far   Continues Moving Toward North In Atlantic

Hurricane May Blow Out At Sea   Slight Swing Northward Noted; Floridans Prepare for Smash

Puerto Rico and Florida Watchinc For Shift in Tropical Hurricane   Some Chance That Major Storm May Swerve Northward and Stay in Atlantic Ocean; Truman’s Ship Slows Down to Avoid Gales

State Chamber Opposes Levy  Might Keep New   Might Keep New Industries Out of State, Is Fear

ANTI-PORTAL BILL PASSAGE LIKELY TODAY   House Sets Vote While Senators Hear New Union Charges

House Expected To Pass Portal Pay Bill Today  Sabath And Cellar Blast Legislation

CHRISTMAS SHOPPING  SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED   Stores Of Hanover Will Be Open Each Evening Beginning Friday, December 12

SCIENTISTS’ MOVEMENTS TRACED  British Military Reported As Believing Soviet Has A-Bomb

Evidence Points To Atom-Testing By the Russians   French Newspaper Says British Military Has Additional Evidence

Nation: Greets 1947 Noisily  oa) a oe . eh Sa   Fires; Road Deaths Mar-Holiday Gaiety

UNITED ‘STATES HERALDS NEW YEAR ‘BUT FIRES, HIGHWAY DEATHS AND “STRIKE CAST DAMPER ON FESTIVITIES

Welcome New Year   Deaths and Strike ‘ Mar Otherwise Festive Eve in U.S. A.

New Year's Day Hailed In Nation  Fire, Death, Strike Mor Merrymaking

Cab Strike, Fires Mar Celebration   Old World Is Hopeful for Peace and Prosperity, With Gay Revelries in Capitals of Europe

DAWN UF NtW YEAR HARDLY MARRED BY MISHAPS IN NATION  “EXPENSIVE AND LOUD CELEBRATIONS HELD IN MOST BIG CITIES

Dozen Deaths Across Nation   Fires and Highway Crashes Take Toll As the Year Dawns

Widespread Hunt Starts For Slayer   Dr. James McLoon Victim Of Mystery Killing In Wis.

] Killed, 21 Hurt In Train Wreck   Streamliner Bound From Chicago-Miami

LC. Passenger Train Wrecked; Two Are Killec   Runs Switch, Is Derailed.

Illinois Train Wreck Kills 2; 99 Are Injured   \Miami Streamliner Runs Into Open Switch  S.A ce

Two Killed in . C. Train Wreck  Streamliner Runs Switch in IWlinois

City of Miami Derails: Engine And Baggage Car Overturn   70-Year Old Conductor, Baggageman Lose Lives

Two Killed,-21 Hurt in Wreck Of Streamliner   Illinois Central’s City of Miami. Derailed Near Champaian, Hl.

TWA ADE WII] rn  PU AL. IML  IN . 0. WRECK   24. Passengers And Trainmer Hurt In Crash Of City Of Miami

2 ARE KILLED IN RAIL WRECK   21 Injured as City of Miam} Tumns Tracks

Train Runs Into Switch in Yards Near Champaign   Entire Train Leaves Tracks  Accident: Conductor And Baggageman Die

Oklahoma Bank Robbers Caught With Holdup Loot   Pair Plead Guilty After Capture in Wooded Field By Posse of Officers

Oklahoma Robber: Caught by Posse After Bank Holdup  Pair Plead Guilty OF $9, 331 Robbery  ME Ra

PAIR NABBED IN HUNT SATURDAY NEAR CHOCTAW   Jones, Okla., Holdup Staged In Morning, Officers ‘Act Swiftly

Two Robbers Caught Quickly    Reb James Bank In Morn cing, Caught fn Afternoon “Beod Guilty In Night

OF HOUSTON ONE OF TWO   Bandits, Arrested By Posse of 175, Plead Guilty

Pair Taken Six Hours After Holdup Of Jones Nationol Bank; Both Plead Guilty to Charge on Arraignment

Papers Secret For 82 Years Are Open To Public   Historic Moment Occurs Today When 18,000 Lincoln Papers Are Revealed   KEPT SECRET AT FAMILY REQUEST

Lincoln Legend Remains Untarnished As Screened’ Papers Are Openec

17 Injured When Tornado Smashes Trailer Camp   TWO ART IN WIS aAr

TORNADO HITS FINDLAY; 17 ARE INJURED   Most of Victims Occupants Of Demolished Trailer Camp

Contour Plowing Contest Pictures on Disnlayv at Parm Rurean Offien

Carlson Calls for New Long-range Highway Program   Wants Fact-finding Bady Chasen---Would Keep 1-cent Gas Tax

Carlson Asks Long Range Road Plan   Decries Present ~“Patchwork” System Of Highway Building; Urges Gas Tax, Be Kept

Britain Drafting Policy Speech on Balkan Issue  To Avoid Commen on Truman’s  iets e-e!qa re fr~

Britain Drafting Policy Speech on Balkan Issue   To Avoid Commen on Truman's Assistance Plan

Sues AFM As Hughes Says Violator Of Meyers Bid Labor Law’'$200,000 Loan

Petrillo Ban Results in Court Action  “InformationPlease Producers Claim New Law Violated

Southern Coal Producers May Split On Issues   U. M. W. Forecasts That Southern Association Ranks May Be Divided   NORTHERN OPERATORS MEETING WITH LEWIS

‘ bd  B-29 GREW [UM THREE ARE SOUGHT   Seventeen of Twenty Safe In Texas after Ship Is Wrecked.

Fish And Game Commission Hit In Debate   But Plan To Vote On Stripping Group Of Powers Defeated

Less Than 200 Attend Pearl Harbor Ceremony On Anniversary Of Attack

ARMY AIR. FORCES INA NATIONWIDE AIR SHOW. TODAY   Seven Giant B-29s. Set a Tokyo-Washington Mass Flight Record.   JET FIGHTERS ALSO   Across the Nation the AAF Exhibited Its Planes; 40th‘ ‘ Anniversary.

B-29s' Record Flight from Tokio Features Spectacular, Nation-wide Air Show Today

Spectacular Display Celebrates the Forticth Anniversary of the Defense Arm.   A RECORD B-29 FLIGHT   Seven Bombers Fly From Tokyo to Washington in 30 Hours 55 Minutes.   Several Speed Records Are Established by P-RO Jet Fighter Planes.

BOMBERS FINISH HOP FROM JAPAN   Air Forces Stage Spectacular Nation-Wide Sky Show      'NEW SPEED MARK SET

Army Air Arm in Spectacular ‘Birthday’ Fete   B-29s Flight From Tokyo to Washington Made jin 3] Hours

B-29S SET NEW FLIGHT RECORD   Speedy Jet Fighters Break Other Unofficial Marks

Escorted by 23 P-80 Jet — Shooting Stars  Tan — Wa adtagt   Longest, Fastest Bomber Flight...

TREASURY. OFFICER BACKS TRUMAN IN TAX CUTTING PLAN   Claims Present’ Taxes Do Not impose Burden on People At Present Time

WILLIE’S FINAL PLEAS REJECTED   Negro Must Go to Chair 2 Second Time  ;

8 Suspects Held at Hub In Robberies"  Only One Charced   Only One Charged With Pay Roll Thefts And He Has Alibi

BIG HOSPITAL PROGRAM SET BY GOVERNOR   Calls for Expenditure Of $82 Million For  Construction

TEMPERS FLARE IN PICKET LINE  Business Agent Threatens To Poke John Roosevelt's Nose

Request Is Second For President   Inter-American Conference Seen If Bill Passes

U.S. Support for Hemisphere Arms  ‘Plan to Be Urged   ‘Truman Will Seek Con/ gressional Approval of Solidarity Program

TRUMAN FOR STANDARDIZED ARMS PROGRAM   Chief Executive Will Ask Congress to Okay Participation by U.S.

MEASURE TO CURB STRIKES WHIPPED INTO FINAL FORM   House-Senate Committee Reaches Final Agreement on Labor Bill After TwoWeek Conference.   UNIONS MADE LIABLE FOR UNFAIR PRACTICES   Two Democrats Assail Legis: lation as Reactionary and Voice Hope It Will Be Vetoed.

HOUSE, SENATE LEADERS AGREE ON LABOR BILL   Measure Places Checks On Unions; Would Halt ‘National Paralysis’ Strike:

TIGHT CHECKS APPROVED FOR LABOR UNIONS   HOUSE AND SENATE REACH ACCORD ON STRIKE BANS

CHIEF EXECUTIVE FLYING BACK TO WASHINGTON   Claims ‘Flood’ of Work Await: President After Return From Funeral

PRESIDENT ON WAY BACK TO WASHINGTON   Returns To Desk After Sim: _ ple Burial Rites For Mother

SIMPLE RITES AT GRANDVIEW   PRESIDENT RETURNS TO CAPITAL.AFTER MOTHER'S FUNERAL

~SAYS FAREWELL TO MOTHER— Truman Boards Plane  For Return To Capital

Truman Returns to Capital Tired After Watching Mother’s Burial in Missouri

President Shows Sorrow after Mother Is Buried in Simple Service Monday

Order Debate on Fiscal Program  Senate Considers Rava. nae Deanaanl

MOTHER, BABY DROWN IN WELL   BELIEVED TO HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE SAY MARION POLICE

Court Rules U.S. Party In Pay Suit   Picard’s Decision Assures Appeal  To Supreme Court Of Portal Pay Issuc

Approves Entry of Govt. In Pay Test   Portal to Portal Case Moves to Supreme Court Hearing.

GOV'T ENTERS MT, CLEMENS POTTERY CASE   Admitted by Picard to Make An Appeal Certain

JUDGE PERMITS ENTRY OF U. 5. INTO PAY CASE   Move Opens Way For Appeal To Supreme Court By  hivettnsa Prckitindbi eee

Judge’s Ed Aid Feder:   Entry Into: Portal Pay Test Suit: Is. . Approved. _.   CAN NOW.-APPEAL   Government. . Enters Legal Action. As. Third Party

Government Now Enabled To Reach Supreme Court   Justice Department Now May Appeal Following Decision of Picard, Who Uanded Down Original Ruling

Pickard Paves Way For High Court Ruling   Approves Federal Interests In Court Battle Over Pottery Workers’ Claims.

ALLOW FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. 10 ENTER PAY CASE   Entry Is Approved-By Judge, U. 8. Can Appeal Decision

Reds Manhandle 2US. Officers    - Poked with Bayonets, . “Tried” as Spies, hy Chinese

Chinese Reds Mete Out Severe Treatment To Captured U.S. Officers

Chinese Reds Held Captured Yanks In Solitary, Threatened Torture

Two Attaches  Convicted by Chinese Reds   Liberated Observers Tell of Confinement. Torture Threats by  Communist Captors

Two Yanks Seized By Chinese Reds Charged as Spies   Rescued at Last, Recite Harrowing Tale of Experience

Chinese Free U.S. Officers   Americans Detaine:  On Snving Charoec

Officers Held by China Reds Were Declared Guilty of Spying Charges

American Officers Tell of Treatment From Chinese Reds   Tried Four Times as Spies During 34 Days of Sol itary Confinement

Freed Officers Tell Of “Trials”   Americans Charge ‘That Chinese Communists Threatened Torture.

34 Vays OF Solitary Confinement In In Harbin... . cee  Two Captured U. S. Officers Recount 55 Days Of Torture

NEW YORK COTTON   U.S. Officers Held by Reds Tell of Trial in Manchuria

Yanks Held As Spies.   After “Conviction” By Chinese Reds,  U. S. Officers Are Released: Unharmed

Senators Agree Rent Control To Be Extended   U. A. W. Locals Enter Grocery Business To Absorb Food Prices   Former Navy Officer Interrupts Stassen To Return Shorts

Murdered Woman’s Son, Witness of Assault, Is Star Witness at Trial

Shorthand. Reporters Demand Higher Pay By June 1—Or Else  Congress, Busy With Labor Laws, Facing Strike By Own Employes

CONGRES 22¢ TO FAC: ie at ITS OWN: 222KE   Shorthand Reporters Tc Quit June 1 Unless Raised OneThird

WALKOUT MAY HIT CONGRESS   Strike June 1 Threatenex By Shorthand Reporters Who Serve Solons

A} BELIEVED DEAD IN ART JAPAN GRADE   Worst in Occupation History Preliminary Reports Indicate.

BRITISH POWER IS. PARTLY RESTORED   Nearly 1,000,000 Go Back te Work .In Rich Industrial’. Midlands 8

TRAIN ACCIDENT TAKES 4 LIVES   Flames From Gasoline Truck Sear 9 Steel Chair Cars

California Wreck Probe Is Begun   Fourth Tram-Truck  Collision Victim Dies

BIGAMIST IS FREE THROUGH OLD LAW   Woman Judge Compelled to Release Twice Married Woman. with Warning

Woman, Wed Twice Without Divorce, Invokes Obscure Law, Wins Freedom

Marshall Will Make Proposal   ‘Will Ask Study Of Moving - Germans Back To Areas Of Prewar Germany

~ Money Talk” Seen As Way ToEndTieup   Encouragement Baumd in Gna

Talking Point Develops in elephone Strike   Union Leaders Hopeful Bell System Owners Will Discuss Wages

NFTW HEAD SAYS STRIKE COULD END   Workers Said To Be Holding  Firm [ine

Strikers Urge Bell ‘Talk Cash fo End Walkout   Northwestern Firm's $2.50 Raise Spurned, Yet Eyed as Hopeful   "*Taikinge Point’

Musicians Union Faces Congress  Probe, Led By One of Its Members

PETRILLO'S UNION TO BE EXAMINED   Full Scale Investigation Will Check on Alleged Racketeering

Expect Cut In Building Costs   Legislation To Come Out Of Probe Into Building Trades.

Seeks Lower Cos! in Home Building  House Committee Drafting Legislation

Union Members To Hear Galion Settlement Plan   Striking Electrical Workers To Consider ‘Final Proposal’ at Meeting Saturday Afternoon

C10 MEMBERS TO DECIDE ON GALION STRIKE   Union Official to Present Proposals to Plant Employes

Lawyer Dies  On Mountain   Plane, Body Found Near Elkins, W. Va.

U.N. ASSEMBLY OPENS CRUCIAL MEET TUESDAY   World Leaders Gather In New York City For Meeting

msen Is Installing _ New Power Eputpment   er Requirements Havé een Increasing For Fourteen Years

Traditional Easter Services Are Held   Americans Hear Story of Resurrection In Vast Outdoors

If Possible Britain Will Give Up Palestine Mandate Before Mav 15

Senators Balk At Giving Huge Funds To Europe   Favor Feeding Of Starvins But Want To Be Shown On Other Aid

G. 0. P. MAPS _ PRICE BATTLE   Roughly-Outlined Anti-inflation Program Is Presented

- —CONGRESS— Voluntary  Agreements Are Sought   ‘Will Counter Plan Asked By Tramar

‘Republicans Drafting Own Price Plan  oo . ae   Freshmen Senators Urge Positive G.O.P. Proreram

THREE SMALL BOYS STOLE OVER $4000   - ~ Then. ‘Spent. $2700 In Four-Hour.  \- ‘Spending Spree”

@ PAUL MALLON—  European Aid Plans Stalled as Politicians Sharpen Their Knives

U.S., Rass Near Holy Land Pact   Attempt to Compromise Opposing Views Again Scheduled

U.S. and Russia Seek Compromise Over Holy Land   Will Try to Reach » Partition Agreement During Weekend

U. S., Russia Seek Compromise Plan On Palestine Partition   Last Stab at Reconciling Conflicting Views Will Be Made over the Weekend

U.S.-Russia To Make Final Attempt To Compromise On Partition Of Palestine

SUB-ZERO WEATHER PREVAILS IN DAKOTA   Snow In .Lake Superior Vicinity: Florida Experiences Rain; Normal In East

eee EEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeESGEeEeGuwee  SUB-ZERO WAVE IN NORTH DAKOTA

CHICAGO STATE SOLONS BRING OUT BILL FOR DIST. CHANGES   Crissenberry Files Request  To Change SINU Name To SIU

PLAN IS OFFERED BY TWO CHICAGO STATE SENATORS   DOWNSTATE MEMBERS SHOW NO SIGNS OF LENDING SUPPORT

Chicago Senators Introduce Plan to Revise House Seats   Bill Would Give Chicago Majority of Members in Hlinois House

Ose Bartels Died Monday, March 31  Had ‘Been Living Jn Aberdeen. S. D.

Game Commission Plans Antlerless Deer Season Dee.13   Deer Causing Too Much Damage to Crops Throughout State

LERLESS DEER SEASON   Is Announced By Th: Pennsylvania G a m ¢ Commigsion.

Rejection of $2.50 Phone Offer Seen   First Cash Terms Hailed As Possible  ‘Bespinninge of End’

Northwestern Bell System Made Offer   Would Affect Workers In State, Dakotas, lowa and Nebraska

Freighter Aground,  erent   S. S. Kotor in Distress on — Fog-Bound Shoal  Near Nantucket

BAR PHONE WALKOUT   Congressmen Urge Action on Injunetive Measure

WOMAN HELD UP BY YOUNG THUGS   Another’s Purse Snatched In Separate Robberies

Would Be Used For Payment Of Soldier Bonus   Flat One Per Cent Assessment Put Up To Mich. Senate

Catastrophe Is Following Loss Of "47 Corn Crop   All-Time High Reported in Prices of Grain Over the Nation

COMMODITIES UP IN PRICE: CORN AT RECORD PEAK   Wheat, Oats, Butter, Sugar, Eggs and Cotton Move to Higher Levels in Primary Markets.   RISE FORESHADOWS GREATER RETAIL COSTS   New York Official Reports Only Slight Consumer Resistance to Mounting Prices of Food.

Price of Food Climbs to New Historie High   Reduced Corn Production May Generate Chaos In Hunery Warld

GEORGIA STATE AFFAIRS STOP   Battle Over Governorship Ties Up Funds; Citizen Filibuster Hinted

U.S. Has Urged Self-Rule For India, But Sees “Bugs” In Britain’s Plan

CHILD FATALLY  BURNED IN HOME   Explosion of Stove Cause Of lowa Fire

Legislature's Teacher Raise Termed Rotten   South Piedmont Plan Svokesman Critical

New N. Y. Board to Hear Appeals Of Dismissed ‘State Workers Asked

Youth Missionary Program Sunday  Presents ‘“‘As The Twig Is Bent’’

‘Taxes to be Fodder for ‘48 Campaign   GOP and  Demos Find  “A Moral’

Tax Struggle Will Continue   Republicans Carry Issue to 748 Voters

GOP Will Carry Fight For Lower Taxes To People   Truman Expected Fo Submit Plan In °48

Carlson Sworn in As New Governor   Simple Dignity Marks Ceremony At State Capital   Oath Administerec By Chief Justice Harvey of State Supreme Court

Greek Regulars Push Offensive   Seek To Smash Foothold Of Communist-Led Guerrilla Forces In Konitsa  Area 

Red Magazine Accuses U.S.  Newspapers   New Times Says They Give Bonuses To Men Who Deliberately Falsify Facts

Canada Cuts Income Tax   Slash Will Average 29 Percent; Sales and  Luxury Levies Unchangec

Large Slash in Canadian Taxes  Will Average 29 Per   Will Average 29 Per Cent For Most People

BUDGET SLASHED FOR CANADIANS   Income Taxes to Be Cut 29 Per Cent —

Canada Income “Taxes Slashed   ‘Sales, Luxury Taxes Unchanged Fot U.S: Neighbor To The North

Time and Geography Dealing Soviet a Strong Hand   FRIENDLY FRINGE

Russia Holds Strong Hand at Big 4 Meeting   Is Expected to Make Few If Any Concessions

Gales, Paralyzing Cold Wil) Reach Atlantic And Gul! Coasts By Nightfall; Northerr States Also Hit   COLD COMES FROM CANADIAN ¢ ‘BORDER

Drouth Damage Soars in State   Losses Estimated At Million Dollars Per Day for a Month

Drouth Costing Arkansas Folk Great Losses   STOCKMEN AND FARMERS LOSE OVER MILLION THIS SUMMER

FERGUSON URGES 6 BILLION SLASH: HITS ARMY: NAVY   Says Pupd Cut Warnings In Bad Taste. Improper

Atlantic, Gulf Coast Shipping Strike Likely  Union Says Pact Must Be Reached

blll PAV MALY  G. 0. P. Race to Be Hot With or Without Wastepaper Fire

‘WORST TYPHOON HITS ON (WO SIME   Historic Battle Spot Is Cu Off from Outside Worid By Storm

Fire Threatens Monterey, Va.   Three Buildings Destroyed; County Courthouse Also Reported Ablaze.

No Unusual Troop Movements Reported Near Holy Land Arab Forces Claimed Massing Alona Borders Near Palestine

Arabs heport Troops Sent . To Borders Of Palestine  - But No Unusual ~~ Tyagan Movements   But No Unusual Troop Movements Detected in Areas Rumored Active

Precautionary Action Avainst Zionism Taken   U.S. Military Attache’s Office Reports No Extensive Movements ®

ARAB ARMIES CONCENTRATE ON FRONTIERS   Claim Ring of Stee Now Being Forced On Holy Land

‘Precaution’ On Terrorist Moves, Claim   . Egypt Forces Said Ready To Move; No Official Statement

Arabs Girdle ‘Terrorists  -Jn Palestine   Seven Nations Are Able  To Muster an Army At °f=n non”

TROOPS MASSING, ARABS DECLARE   Other Sources Say No Army Movements Near Holy Land Borders,

PALESTINE MAY BE INVADED   Armies of 5 Nations Are Ready to Move Into Sinai Desert

AABS SEEK TO: ING PALESTINE   Military Activity About to Implement Vocal Argument

Arab Troops Concentrate  on Frontiers  Military Actions Studied by  Lanaue Council

ARABS REPORT TROGPS ON MOVE    BUT OTHER SOUECES FAIL TO BETECT ANY CONCENTEATION NEAR PALESTINE,

To Be Massed Along Border   Other Sources Deny Knowledge Of Arab Troop Movenients;  Arahs Claim Coneentration Of Many Men

Confirmation, However, Is Unobtainable  League Councilors Minot tn Van Chet   League Councilors Meet to Map Out Further ‘Precautions

Michigan Heavily Hit By Sterm; Snowfall Ranges From One To Four Inches

ANTI-PORTAL PAY MOVED UP      Senate GOP Leaders Want Speedy Action On Bill To Nullify Suits

Anti-Portal Pay Bill ls Pushed to Top Of Senate Agenda by GOP Leadership

Austin Explains Security Stand  Asks Proteetion ie Atomic Secrets

PRINTERS VOTE CHICAGO STRIKE   Six Dailies Affected by Union Action; 24 Hour Picket Lines Form

Five Per Cent Wage Boost’ Basis: of Settlement In Maritime Union Ship Tieup

Negotiators for Three Maritime Unions Accept 5 Per Cent Wage Boost —Talks Still in Progress in the West.

Pact Is Reached In East, Gulf Areas In Shipping Ticup   Membership Agreemcnt I Necessary; May Have Effect in’ West,” Aide Says

Get Five Percent Boost; Shipping Strike Is Ended   West Coast Unions And Shippers Expected To. Follow Actien On East And Gulf Coasts

3 Maritime Unions End Ship Strike  Settlement Must Be Approved Ry Marmhkershin

SOME STRIKING SEAMEN REACH WAGE TERMS   5 per Cent Hike Settles Walkout of East, Gulf Coast Sailors.

Three Shipping Unions Agree On Settlement   Five Per Cent Pay Hike Okehed

Shipping Tieup Settled Along East Coast   No Agreement Yet Reached With CIO’: Pacific Unions

Union Members Will Take Vote On Wage Boosts   110,000 Seamen Affected In Agreement: Calling For Five Percen*, Hike In Pay   West Coast Pact Is Expected Soon   Stoppage Had Resulted In Freight Embargo On Rail Shipments To Ports In East

Five Percent Increase Basis Of Settlement   110,000 Seamen Gn The Atlantic And Gulf Coasts To Benefit From The Wage  Imevancee Crantad Ie Pant

NMU, Operators in Agreement   ‘Five Percent Wage In trease Basis for Agree ment Reached in Parley

Shipping Strike Near Settlement  Seamen to Receive Five Per Cent Boost

Pact Concludes Shipping Tie-Up On East Coast   Seamen Receive Overtime Pay During Holidays

SHIPPING PACT AWAITS 0K BY      Ratification Of Wage Offer  May Hasten Complete — Maritime Pearce

Gulf, East Coast Tie-Ups Ended By Agreements   Early Settlement Expected In Far West Negotiations

SETTLE-STRIKE OF U. S. SEAMEN   SHIP OWNERS GRANT 5 PER CENT BOOST ON EASTERN COAST

Seamen, Ship Owners Agree On Contract   Solution Gives Maritime Worker: 5 Percent Raise

REACH SALARY PACTS ON EAST, GULF COASTS   Give Five Percent Wage Hike Still Idle in Pacific Ports

Three Shipping Unions Agree Qn Settlement  Five Per Cent   Five Per Cent Pay Hike Okehed

Agreement Reached In Ship Strike   Negotiators Decide On Five Per Cent Increase; Union Members Vote Toda:

Kast Coast Seamen End  Ship Strike   Agreement Reached Expected To Have Bearing On Settlement In West

Atlantic, Gulf Seamen Given Five Per Cent  Wage Increase   Union Memberships To Be Asked Today For Ratifying Vote

} National Maritime Union Alerts Workers For Early Settlement Of Shipping Tieup

Negotiators Arrive At Settlement   Union Members And Owners Must Approve

REACH ACCORD IN SHIP TIEUP   Settlement Will Benefit 110,000 Seamen

Agreement Reached in Ship Dispute   Wage Boost Is Basis for Accord Between East, - And Gulf Shippers and Three Maritime Unions

Three Maritime Unions Vote on Wage Agreement   East, Gulf Coast Shippers Offer 5 Pct. Increase

3 Unions Agree To Wage Proposal By Negotiators   Membership Vote Is Being Sought By Labor Leaders

Agree on Setflement of Shipping Tie-Up on Atlantic, Gulf Coasts   Negotiators Accept Offer of 5 Per Cent Wage Increase, Subject to Ratification by Unions; Conferences Continue on Western Coast

Shipping Dispute Settled   East and Gulf Coasts Af fected: West Coast Agreement Expected

Maritime Unions Reach Agreement On East Coast   Shipping Tieup on East and Gulf Coasts Is Settled for 5 Per Cent Wage Increase.

Agreement Musi Be Ratified By  Union Members   Settlement Calls For Five Per Cent Wage Hike For Atlantic, Gulf Coast Seamen

Reach Agreemen On Ship Tieup   East and Gulf Coast Unions to Pass  On Pact

Ratification Of Seitlement Expected To Be Voted By Members. Curran Says

Maritime Union, Shippers Reach Pay Agreement   East Coast Port Tieup Scheduled To End Quickly

Shipping Peace  Near   Agreement Reached Yesterday By Nego-  ‘tiators' May Be Ratified By Unions Today

SHIPPING TIEUP "BELIEVED NEAR AN END TODAY   Fiye-Percent Pay Boost Pro. posed—Unions Expected To Ratify Agreement

Rebellious House Faction —  Strikes At Marshall Policy   Hale And Fellows Vote For, Mrs. Smith Against Tentative Foreign Aid Slash

HOUSE FACTION REBELS, CUTS RELIEF FUNDS   Key Congressional Leaders Endorse  Gen. Marshall

TORPEDO REVERSED TISELF AND SANK SUB; NAVY REVEALS   Holder of Record For Destruc ' tion of Enemy Shipping Victim of Mishap

How Torpedo Reversed Itself, Destroying U.S. Submarine Off China Coast, Revealed

Death Story Of Submarine Tang Told: Ship’s Last Torpedo Proves Boomerang

Reveal Story of U.S. Submarine Tang Sunk by Its Own ‘Boomerang’ Torned,

, TORPEDO THAT REVERSED ITSELF DESTROYED NAVY  SUBMARINE THAT SANK RECORD TOTAL OF JAP SHTPS

Submarine Tang Said Destroyed By Own Torpede   Had Sunk 110,000 Tons Of Jap Shipping To Achieve - Single -Patrol Record

‘Dud’ Bomb Discovered in British Colonial Office after Execution:

BOMB MISFIRES IN PLOT 10 RAZE LONDON OF FICE   Explosive Found At Colonia Center; Officers Inquire Into Second Threat

Threat Is Made  Against Britons   Bomb Is Found in Office of Colonial Division in London

New Curfew  Clamped On Trouble Are:  Gruner, 3 Other ' Jews Executed

London Reporting New Blast Threats Hang Jew Terrorist   Discover Home-Made Bomb in British Colonial Department After Execution in Palestine

BOMB FOUND IN COLONIAL HOUSE   Located Shortly After 4 Jewish Extremists Executed

BRITISH PROBE BOMB THREAT   War Office Warning Follows Finding of Home-Made Weapon.

Scotland Yard Probes Threat By Terrorists      flonie-made Bonib™ Found ‘Thi-London. After. Four Jews Are’ Put To Death

Powerful Bomb Found, Fuse Partially Burned, In Government Building

HINT OF BLAST SGARES BRITAIN   Mvsterious Telephone Threat Brings Scotland Yard Officers Rushing To War Office; Another Time Bomb Discovered.

Powerful Bomh Found In Londor Colonial Office   Home-Made Device Discovered Shortly After Hangings.

Polio May Strike Hard Again This Season, Statistics Show   $20 Cases Already Have Been Found, Service. Reports

Democrats Brace To Guard Budget Against 6.0.2. Cat  Rep. Cannon Scoffs At Plan to Drop Million © Workers

Scoff at Big Cut in U.S. Payroll   Lucas Sees Economy Demands Threatening Bond  Investors

BUDGET PARING FACES BATTLE   G. 0. P. Plan To Trim Million Workers From Rolls Hit

Demos Start Fight Against Budget Trimming  Determined Stand Against Proposals

LAUNCH FIGHT AGAINST PLAN TO CUT BUDGET   Democrats Charge Republicans Threaten Security of Nation

GOP Keonomy Claims Rapped  As Misleading   Minority Mobilizes to Prevent Income Tax Slash and Reduction Of Federal Workers

Former Appropriations Chaisman Claims Workers Can Nat: Be Lopped Off   WHOLESALE CUTS MEET... STRONG OPPOSITION

Democrats Fight GOP Proposals To Slash President Truman’s Budget

Democrats Oper Drive Against Income Tax Cut  Rep. Cannon Scoffs ‘At Plan To Fire  Million Workers At 24 Rillian Savina

Republicans Move To Drop Million   Democrats Assail Economy Drive Desianed to Bring About Tax Cut

Democrats Plan To Fight Cut In U.S. Payroll  Budget Slash Will Be Target of Minority Attack

DEMOCRATS BEGIN A DETERMINED BACKFIRE AGAINST GOP PDOPOSALS  TO TRIM BILLIONS OUT OF BUDGET

Democrat Forces Open Fire on GOP Budget Opponents   Sen. Lucas Says Military Security Threatened by Republican Economy

Budget . Defense Is On —   Democrats Organize A Fight Against § Republican Demand To Trim Pavrolls

Demos Battle Against GOP Budset Slash   Economy Demands Are Threat to Military Security, Govt. Bonds

DEMOCRATS OPEN ATTACK ON PLAN TO TRIM BUDGE]   LUCAS DECLARES GOP ECONOMY DEMANDS . THREATEN SECURITY

GOP Tax Slash Plans Blasted By Democrats   Party Leaders Map Drive ‘To Give Most Relief ‘Po Workers Genting Lowest Incame

Demos Fight GOP Budget Slash Plans   Pooh-pooh Idea That Million Government Workers Can Be Fired

DEMOS WILL FIGHT BUDGET CUT MOVES   Begin Determined Backfire at G.O. P. Proposals to Trim Outlay Billions to Prepare for Tax Reduction.

Plans to Trim Federal Payroll Stir Democrats   Scoff at Claim Million Workers Can Be Fired

Demos Unlimber Guns on GOP-Proposed Budget Slash ‘Scoffs at Firing Million US Workers

DEMOS FIGH] G. 0. P. TAX CUT PLAN   \im To Counter With Bill Affecting Low Incomes   Scoffs At Assertions That 1,000,000 Government Employees Can Be Fired

Scoffing Greets Taber’s Demand: For Diewiscal of Million Clerks::.

[Behind to Win by 5-2       Bums Shell Surprise Starter Shea in Sec. ond-Inning Uprising -

Behind to Win by 5- ;   Bums Shell Surprise Starter Shea in Second-Inning Uprising

WOMAN OWESHERLIFETOSON   13-Year-Old Boy Slays Crazed Father For Aifack On Mother

JOHN THIELE, JR.. MAYNARD MEMBER OF MEN’S GLEE CLUB AT IOWA STATE

Lewis Beaten in First Showdown   Mine Boss Stripped of AFL Vice Presidency; Threat Grows That Lewis May Take “Walk”

Lewis ‘Walk Still Threat   May Lead Miners Out Of AFL in Row Over “District 50”: Unions

Name-Calling Outburst   Lewis Faces Another Row After Losing Official Post   Squabble May End In Miners’ Leaving  AFL In Convention

Lewis and UMW May Bolt AFL   Mine Union Chief Is Stripped of AFL’s Vice-Presidency

Vice Presidents Lose Authority   UMW Chief Might Still Take A Walk with His 600,000

Lewis Beaten, Faces Second  Fight In AFL   Mine Workers Mav Withdraw

John L. Lewis Loses In First  AFL Showdown   Faces Second Conven tion Fight; Miners May ‘Take a Walk’.

Lewis May Lead Miners  Out Of AFL   Chief of Mine Workers Is Stripped of Vice-Presidency in AFL Convention Showdown Fight.

AFL Removes His Office   Mine header May Toke Welk; Rivals Plon ta Shake Contraf af His. District 50

Scarred Lewis Gets. Set for Another Big ~ Round in AFL Fight      Makeup of His District 50 will Get Convention’s :  Attention’ Now.

LEWIS FACES SECOND FIGHT AT AFL CONFAB   Rumor UMW Walkout Over District 50 Dispute at San Francisco

Lewis, Stripped  Of Office, Faces New Battle Today  AFL Abolishes All Vice Presidents To Use NLRB

Still Another Battle Faces Lewis Forces   Question Now Whether 600,000 UMW To Walk Out.

A. F. LS BIG GUNS AIMED AT LEWIS   Jurisdiotional Fight Follows End Of Vice-Presidency

Lewis Is Rebuffed By Union   UMW Head Stripped Of Office After Refusal To Sign Affidavits

Miners’ Leader Faces Fight At AFL Meeting   Lewis Stripped Of Power As Vice President Of _ , Federation; Blasts _ Leadera OF AFL...

Lewis ‘Likely to Pull UMW Out of AFL   Faces Second Defeat After Being Demoted From Vice Presidency

Lewis Faces New Battle With AFL At Convention  o-oo    Threat Grows That He May Walk Out With Mine Workers

Fear Lewis’ Walk Over AFL Battle  Bitter Name-Calling Marks Union Parleys— UViW Head Demoted   Plan to Defy Lewis

J. Lewis Facing A New Battle in AFL Convention  Growing Threat He May ‘Walk’ Miners

LEWIS BATTLES TO KEEP CONTROL OF DISTRICT 50   LOSES FIRST ROUND AS AFL CONVENTION REDUCES OFFICERS

ClO: Calls For Price Controls   Asks Immediate Sessior of Congress to Enact  Legislation

12 Others Are Removed From Union Office  National Meeting In Great Uproar As Lewis Lashes Out In Sneech

Lewis Removed As AFL Vice President   UMW Leader Bitter As Walkout of  Minare Thrantanc

LEWIS FACES NEW AFL FIGHT   Catch-All “District 50° At tacked After Mine Chief Loses Battle,

Second Intra-Union Fight Brews....  600.000 Miners And Lewis May Quit AFL

Lewis, Shorn of AFL Vice-Presidential Post, Might Still Take Walk

MINERS’ BOSS IS QUT-VOTED IN CONVENTION   BITTER SQUABBLES BREAKING OUT IN SAN FRANCISCO

Lewis Takes Part In Hot AFL Fight Over Jurisdiction  Mine Boss Lashes Out With Oratory. On Anti-Red Pledge

OAVAGE PROSE FLOWS AFTER TWIN DEFEATS   Jurisdictional Setback on Wednesday Would Make Grand Slam.

REDS OUSTED FROM FRENCH ASSEMBLY   Troops Restore Paris Subway Service

ARMED GUARDS RESTORE. PARIS TRAIN. SERVICE   France, Hopefa, of Major Break in Nationwide Strike Deadlock

Troops End Paris Tieup of Subways  Assembly Meets to Pass Anti-Strike Laws After Six Red Deputies Ousted

Paris Subway Service Restored; Strike Lags  Armed Pavisian Guardsmen Seize Six   Armed Parisian Guardsmen Seize Six Struck Power Planis to Restore Power

ARMED GUARDS RESTORE PARIS SUBWAY SERVICE   Six Struck Plants Seized and Communists Ousted

HERRIOT QUELLS CHAMBER RIOTS; RETAKESUBWAYS   182 Shown Poor; Guards Take Over Six Power Plants

Hope Roused for Major Break in. France’s Strike   Guards Restore Subway Service, Plants Seized

Six Power Plants Are Taken Over   Major Break In Strike Now Seems Likely

Paris Guardsmen Hold Upper Hane In French Strike   Seized Power Plants Back in Operation; Communists Routed

Back-to-Work Movement Gets Start in Paris      Army Guardsmen Restore Service On Subways

POLICE CRACK DOWN TO STOP FRENCH CRISIS  Guards Oust ComPaes iain ee os Canaan ceiener Fe   Guards Oust Com: munists From As: sembly In Attempt to End Strikes.

Faint Back-To-Work Move Gives Hope Of Major Break In Strike   Schuman Fights For Crisis Laws   Authorities - Crack Down In Attempt To ReEstablish Order

Tomorrows Headlines “faday FRENCH TROOPS RUN SUBWAYS AS BACK-T0-WORK MOVE IS STARTED; POWER PLANTS TAKEN BY ARMY

Armed Guards Move Agains! French Reds   Take Over Paris Subway and Power Plants in Effort to Break General Strike.

DETROIT PAYS  HONOR TO FORD   Great Auto Pioneer's Body To Lie Beside Those Of Parents

Auto Capital Honors Henry Ford In Death   Factories Halt Production For Moment In Course Of Industrialist’s Foneral .

Gang Way!   PAT = RMR ENN  Loaded Gasoline Trailer Riins Loose In Town

Radio Musicians Union Flayed”  Petrillo Charged With Retarding FM

MUTUAL OFFICIAL SCORES PETRILLO   Radio Executive Charges FM Progress Retarded.

HOUSE PASSES BILL BANNING PORTAL SUITS   Rollcall Vote, 345 to 56, Sends Labor Measure For Senate Consideration

HOUSE PASSES BILE CRIPPLING PORTAL SUITS   Senate May Table Act In Favor Of Measure  Of Own Writing

PAST CUSTOM TO SET BASIS FOR BACK PAY   MEASURE APPROVED IN ROLLCALL VOTE 345 TO 56

Anti-Portal Pay Measure Is Approved By House  Cw. OL eek   Closes Courts  To Suits for Pay Unless Claim Basec On Past Custom

Portal Suit Ban Voted in House By 345 To 56   Senate Sets Debate On Softer Measure Early in Next Week

Anti-Portal Suit Bill Passes House  By 345 to a6 Vote   Amendment Efforts Crushed in Test Of Lahor Sentiment

House Passes  Bill to Outlaw Portal Claims  Sentiment on Labor Measures Receives First Formal Test

HOUSE APPROVES PORTAL PAY BAN   BILL OUTLAWING SUITS - PASSED, 345 TO 56, AND SENT TO SENATE.

ALL EFFORTS DEFEATED 10 MODIFY BILL   Measure Provides New Defensive Weapon For Employers

Portal Pay Suits Virtually Banned  Overwhelming Vote Is Cast in House

House Votes Bill Outlawing Portal Suits   Action First Test of Sentiment on Labor Since GOP Control: Vote Is 345 to 56

Senate Has Own Bill to Outlaw Pay   Vote 345 To 56 As Lower Branch Moves To End ~ Portal Sections

Mouse Passes Legislation Outlawing Portal Suits   First Formal Test of Sentiment On Labor Measures Receives Vote of 345-56—Another Plan  ° Proposed In Senate

ACTION TAKEN BY HOUSE TO. HALT ‘PORTALS   Measure Coes Over To Senate by Vote Of 345 te 56

HOUSE FORBIDS ‘PORTAL’ CASES   Sends Senate Measure Fo Outlawing Of Actions

Reds May Renew Anti-Government Attack in Italy   Communists Force Cabinet Debate; Stir Up Vio lence in Sicily

MAN SLAYS WOMAN, COMMITS SUICIDE   Double Shooting Occurred in  Tanowanda Home

JOTH WELCOMES TRUMAN, “IKE”   President Arrives at Reunion of Division

Her TALK LASHES TRUMAN   President Blamed for Failure’ Of Big 4 Parley

Wallace Renews Attack on Truman   U.S. Fereign Policy And War on Commies Irks Former lowan

Showdown Nearing On Disturbance Among A.&M. Cadets   Seniors Offered Choi¢e of Backing Down or Punishment

Peace Desires of Britain Are Discussed   Word of America Is Taken at Face Value

WARN REDS OF PROVOCATIONS   British Foreign Secretary Telis Russians Acts Can Be Carried Too Far

Thing Can Be Carried “Too Far, He Says   People One Day Will Have ‘Had Enough’  Briton’s Prediction

BEVIN TELLS REDS TO AVOID TROUBLE   British Foreign Minister, is Speech, Warns Against Carryine Provocations Too Far,

BEVINS CHARGES REDS MEDDLE   British Leader Warns Of Limitations, Says Enoland Wants Peace

Bevin In Speech  ‘Warns Russians   Says America And Britain Will Continue Toe Think Alike. .

CONGRESSMAN BISHOP IS HOME, AFTER ALARMING “CRIPPLED PLANE” TRIP

Farms Of Plymouth County Rank 9th  In Corn Production  ‘National Figures Put Towa Canuntiec Hiaoh

Farms Of Plymouth  County Rank 9th  In Corn Production ‘National Figures Put  Iowa Counties High © For Entire Country

FOR 2 ABOUT $400   Journey by Day Coach o: Bus Would Pare the Cost a Little   IN AHEAD OF ‘SEASON

YODER GRANTED $5 000 BY JURY   Church Officials Named in Action By Amish Farmer

Amish Farmer Awarded $5,000   Asked $40,000 for Suffering When “Shun ned” by Sect

JURY TO RULE ON "RELIGIOUS TEST’   Amish Ostracism Case May ‘Set Pattern

Life or Death at Stake, Attorney Declares As $40,000 Amish Boycott Suit Goes to Jury

Plaintiff's Attorney Charges Church ‘Dictatorship’ In Siimming Up Case

AMISH CASE NOW READY FOR JURY   Suit Labeled Test of Re ligious Freedom.

CABLE UNION CALLS STRIKE   Workers Ordered Out Over Dispute on Arbitration Of Wage Demands

AIKEN ACCUSES SENATOR TAFT OF ‘BOSSISM’   ‘Union Tension Mounts With Action Near on Labor Control Bills

Labor Officials Gird for Fight   Republicans Vote for Allor-Nothing Labor Bill to  Put Truman on Spot:

Taft Charged With Bossism As New Labor Acts Advance   Tension Is Growing In Congress, Union Cireles Over Setup

B. & 0. Railroad Spends $2,500,000 in Willard Yards: Finish Some Work

ADMIRAL BYRD BACK AT OLD SITE   Pays Return Visit (o Littia Amorica — Admiral Smokes Pipeful of Tobacco Left. in 1085,

Wrangle in AFL Ends When NLRB Alters Red Rule   Board Says Top Officers Of Federation Need Not Sign Affidavits

Rule Takes Heat Off AFL Meeting  Fails Remove All Obstacles. However

ALLEGE U.S, RAIL MONOPOLY PLOT   Anti-Trust Suit Also Hits Banking, Qil, Steel Companies

FIRMS ACCUSED OF VIOLATING ANTITRUST ACT   Bankers, Many Industries, Railroads Accused In Federal Suit

Texas City Has Scare   Gasoline Fire On Tanker Causes Damage, Injures 47 Seamen

LED BY BANKING CHAIRMAN   SEN. TOBEY SAYS HE “WOULD. N'T SIDE” WITH TAFT IN DENUNCIATION OF PROGRAM -

Stand Taken By Russia Big Puzzle   Statement Suggests Dual Avab-Jewish State in Holy Land but Leaves Policy Unexplained

Soviet Desire for Dual Holy Land State Puzzles UN   Russia Tips Hand on Palestine Problem; But Proposol Vaque

UN Puzzled By Russian Declaration   Reds Demand Dual, Democratic Arch And Jewish Stote

Russia Asks Dual State In Palestine   Proves Puzzle  Of U. N. Session

U.N. Puzzled by Russian Proposal  Recommend Dual Arab-Jewish State

Russia‘s Demand for Dual Arah-Jewish State in Palestine Puzzles UJ. N. Delegates

ARAB RULE 1S RED PROPOSAL   Dual-State Democratic Government For Palestine Is  Soviet Idea   RUSSIAN PRESENTS IDEA WHICH PUZZLES OTHER’

Soviet Stand ls Puzzler For Palestine  Russians Want Dual   Russians Want Dual Democratic Arab-Jewish Setup

Red Palestine Stand Is Puzzle   Question of Operation of Dual State Still Tc Unanswered

Detain Six Women In Chicago For Questioning in “Black Dahlia” Case

Jester Vetoes Frat, Sorority Ban   Measure Meaningless and Unenforceable, He Says; Pay Raises Killed

No Amendments To Tax Cut. Bill From The Floor   Procedure Before House Will Require Members To Support GOP Slash

‘Republican Congressmen Fail To Reach Agreement [On Reducing President Truman’s Budget Estimate

G.0.P. House Bloc Insists  On Full Slash   Showdown Vote on Knutson Tax Bill Scheduled Thursday

Also Pledge Substantial Cut In Taxes   Proposals Are Said to Have Been Laid Today Before Republican Confer. ence Committee   Budget Cut Seen As ‘Compromise’   Democrats Gird For Battle On Floor When Bills Are Presented Next Week

House Conferees Refuse to Yield On Budget Slash   Senate Group Willing to Accept Billion Figure But Compromise Fails

Compromise Rejected at Conference   Early Repert of Accord Said Erroneous; house To Get Tax Reduction Bil! Wednesday

Republicans Fail To Compromise On Budget Issue   House Insists on 6 Billion Cut in Truman’s Estimate

Agreement Over Budget Cut and Taxes Collapses   Congress Conferees  Cannot Find Common GroundonIssue =~

Can t Agree upon Compromise in Tay  And Budget Slash  House Stands Firm For 6 Billion Slice In Spite of Senate

GOP CHIEFTAINS AGREE ON SLASH   $5,250,000,000 Cut Reported . By Committee :

Republican Accord Fails Conferees Far Apart; Revenue Figures.       = RG  HOUSE MEMBERS. INSIST: ON BIC: BUDGET

BUDGET COMPROMISE FAILS IN CONFERENCE   Reported Cut In Truman Ap propriation Falls Through

GOP Conferees Fail to Agree On Budget Cut  Heuse Mombers Hold Gui Fer $4,000,000,000 Wick

GOP Leaders Fail to Agree On Budget Cu   Compromise Plan Fails te Win Supper?

GOP Leaders. To Cut Budget, Reduce USDebi   * Congress Republicans -Agrée to Substantial Drop in. Tax Program

Senate, House Again Split on Budget Cut   House Conferees Are Firm in Demand for $6 Billion Slash

~-CONGRESS—  Two Billion Dollar Debt Cut Planned  ‘Substantial’ Tax Reduction Is Seen

Tax Bill Due To Appear Wednesday   Members Required B; GOP Plan to Vote For Cut Or None

2 BILLION DEBT REDUCTION, 816 TAX SLASH DUE   Leaders Draft Compromise To 371% Billion Figure Asked By Truman

REPORTED G.0P. AGREEMENT ON TAX CUT, BUDGET, DEBT PAYMENT CRUMBLES

6 Acceptances To Aid-Europe Talks In Paris   Eight Others Expected Soon; Czechoslovakia  To Take Part.

SMALL NATIONS AGREE TO VIEW ECONGMIC PLAN   Eight Other Countries Expect ed To Lend Support to Marshall's Proposal

Six Nations To  Accept Program For Cooperation   EUROPEAN GROUP WILL WORK WITH FRANCE AND BRITAIN

Czechoslovakia Decides To Accept Invite To Confer On Marshall Plan

8 Other. ‘Nations. - May Accept; ‘More “Replies. Awaited.  Pimpin ERR pe wee. OT

Six Nations Accepting Bid   Similar Notes Due From Eight Others On European Reconstruction Meet

NEGRO JAILED FOR WHITE MAN'S DEATH   HARRY POWERS IS KILLED MONDAY AFTERNOON

Transport Brings War Dead Home   David Snipes And Fred Dorsey Among Bodies Returned

4,212 SOLDIER WAR — DEAD ARRIVE TODAY   Ship With Bodies From Cemeteries in Belgium and Normandy ta Dock in New York.

Controls Are Reimposed on Oil Exports   Move Apparently Made to Quiet Solons’ Criticism

ACTION AIMED AT SHIPMENTS TO RUSSIANS   Export Regulation Made Effective On June 30

Oil Export. Restrictions Reimposed   Move Seen Tied  To Soviet Cargoes

NEELY ‘ADMITS HIS “INTEREST IN SENATORSHIP   Veteran Democrat Coy About Another Spin In Public Life

TAFT SEES AID PLAN ‘DANGERS’   Warns Of Unsound Policies Under Marshall Relief

Taft Reports  Dangers Involved Tn Marshall Plan   Inflation, Continued High Taxes, Return of Conirals Dangers in Aiding Europe

Taft Favors Aid   Fears‘UnsoundPolicies’ Are Likely Result of Plan to Help Europe .

PLANE DOWN IN FOG      Twe Tepehans Injured ln Crash at Plainville

TEACHER PAY BILL STALLED   ‘Solons Set Meeting Today In Effort to Iron Out   Controversial Issue

Reds Call Strike Of 300,000 Food Workers in Italy   Negotiations Seem Useless; 26 Hurt in Labor Ricts in Sicily

BRITISH POLICE OFFICER KILLED   Two Others Injured In New Violence In Holy Land; Trains Halted

Seven White Men Facing. Trial In N.C.   Accused of Kiduaping Negro Prisoner In Mob Action Last Spring

‘American Vegetarian  Party to Neminate  Peacidontinl Candieleca.

Communists in in Perjury Case   Reécords of Union at A-C Are Delivered to House Labor Probers

HOUSE GROUP VOTES CUTS OF 20 10 33°   Lops Off Funds for State Department's Radio Program

Surgeon Did Not Deny He Killed Family   Jury Returns Verdict Only in Death of Mrs. York

CROWD OF 100,000 STONE BUNDINGS   Dusseldorf Is is Scene of Giant Rally as Food Supplies Continue to Fall 1.

Biggest Rally In Ruhr Area Since Hitler   Workers Abandon Fac. tories to Parade With Banners

Huge German Crowd In Violent Rioting Over Food Shorfage   Duesseldorf Paralyzed As Rioters Stone Buildings, Attack British

Germans Riof Over Food in Duesseldorf   Crowd of About 100,000 Stone British-Occupied Building and Attack British Military Cars

German Mob Storms British   Workers Demonstrate Against Food Shortage

Stone British Buildings And Attack Cars   Demonstration Lasts About Two Hours

Hungry Germans Stone British   Demonstration Had Earmarks of Systematic Planning, Officer Says

100,000 Germans Stone Buildings In British Zone   Violent Two-Hour tration Over Food Shortage

100,000 Riot In Duesseldorf Food Shortage  Rianaect Rlaadlacc   Biggest Bloodless Rally Since Days Of Hitler; Will Spread Out. Claim

Germans Protest FoodShortage   Demonstration . Staged Against British

A DEMONSTRATION . TWO HOURS OVER FOOD SHORTAGES   Germans Stoned British-Occupied Buildings Jn Dusseldorf.    CARS WERE ATTACKED   Most Violent Manifestation of  Unrest In Ruhr In Some Time.

BRITISH ATTACKED BY GERMAN MOBS IN FOOD RIOTING   Buildings and Police Cars Are Stoned in Two-Hour Long Demonstration

Hurl Stones at Buildings During Two-Hour Rally   Duesseldorf Scene of Most Violent Unrest in Ruhr Since Occupation Began

British Assaulted In Outbreak In Reich   100,000 Germans, Stone. British Buildings 'And Attack Cars In Two-Hour Demonstration Over Food Shortages — Term htit Paralyzed: By Huge Crowd

Food Riot In Ruhr   Thousands Take Part In Violent Demonstra- tion Against British

TNE AAASOWN CITY   100,000 Germans Stone British in Riot Over Food Shortage

100,000 Germans Protest Food Shortage; Rally Is Biggest Since Hitler Days

Germans Stage Shortage Riot   Termed Most Violent Unrest Since Hitler; Workers Go Home. —

Germans Riot in Ruhr Over Food Shortages   Crowd of 100,000 Stone British Buildings, Cars--Protest Celarie Cit

Trade Unionists Head Gigantic Demonstration Against Ration Cut; British  Cars Overtumed; Other Protests Being Planned

TEMPERATURES   100,000 Stage Two-Hour Riof In Duesseldorf   Demonstration Over Food Largest Since The Days Of Hitler

SHORTAGE PREDICTED IN MIDWEST OIL, GAS   Institute Says Demand Far Ahead of Refinery Output

IONS RACE BEAT CTRICTIONS   ustrial Peace  of Act «sed Over Veto

Final Provisions in Effect at 12:01 O'clock Friday Morning — New Statute Imposes Restrictions on Activities of Unions Representing 15,000,000 Workers.

Unions Hurry To ‘Beat Gun’ On Labor Law   Ford and UAW Reach Accord 40 Seconds Before Deadline

Desmond to Ask State to Set Up Science Council   ‘Senator Wants Group to  Keep New York in Step With Atomic Era

U. §. TO ENTER KEY PORTAL SUIT   PICKARD RBULES GOVERNMENT MAY BECOME PARTY TO MT. CLEMENS CASE.

U.S. Is Party To Mt. Clemens Pottery Co. Suif  Picard toSign Order For Intervention

Judge Overrules Protest, Admits U.S. as Litigant  C. 1 0. Again Invited To Join Action On Portal Pay Claims

U.S. INTERVENTION TQ BE AUTHORIZED BY JUSTICE PICARD   Court Also ‘Renews Invitation. fo C.1.0. fo Enter

PICARD GRANTS U.S, PORTAL PAY ‘LOOKIN   Petition Of Intervention Given 0. K.

U.S. Is Party To Pottery Case   Picard To Sign Order Granting The Petition

Government Is Party To Portal Suit  Pottery Co. Suit Opens Door To Numerous Claims

Michigan Judge Grants Petition For Intervention With Invitation Extended to CIO; Quick appeal To Supreme Court Now Is Probable

Gov't Become: Party In Huge  Portal Claims   Detroit Federal Judge Will  Sign Order in Pottery Case, Granting Petition to Intervene.

Door Opened To Near $5 Billion In Wage Claims   Judge Picard To Grant Petition; Invites ClO To Join Litiaation

U. S. Enters Portal Suit    : Become Party in Mt. ‘Clemens ‘Pottery Case - Over Labor Objection

STEPS INTO MT. CLEMENS CONTROVERSY   Government Thus Seeks Beat the Case Which Opened Door to More Than $5,000,000,000 in Back Pav Claims.

PICARD PERMITS ENTRY OF U.S. IN PORTAL SUIT  CASE IS TICKETED  i Dp nm a i ie puree   CASE IS TICKETED FOR SECOND VISIT TO SUPREME COURT

U. S. Enters Portal Suit, ClO Invited   Judge Accepts Bid by Government; No Werd From Laborites

L.S. Admitted To Mie higan Portal Suit   Judge Grants Entry.  Urges Case Be Taken To Supreme Court— CIO Invited, Too

Government Becomes Party In Portal Case   Federal Judge Grants Petition To Intervene

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT IS GIVEN RIGHT TO BECOME PARTY IN HISTORIC PORTAL PAY SUIT

GOVERNMENT IN PORTAL BATTLE   Attorney General To Intervene In Claims Suit Against Pottery Firm

Government Steps Into Portal Suit Fight; C10 Silent   Judge Picard To Grant  Intervention. Order:  Decision Studied

GOVERNMENT IS GRANTED VOICE IN PORTAL SUIT   Judge Picard Invites CIO to Become Party in Mt. Clemens Case

Order Granted in Mt. Clemens  Pottery Case      Judge Picard Invites Ci0 To Become Party

U. S$. Party to Pottery Case   Judge Renews His Invitation to CIO To Enter Case

U. §. Wins Righ To Intervene in Portal Pay Suit   Government Can Now Carry Original Suit Back to High Court

Judge Agrees To Permit Intervention   Attorney For Workers In Objection

Government Is  Joined In Suit   CIO Also Invited To Become Party To Basic Portal Wage Case.

Judge Makes U.S. Party In Portal Suit   Grants Petition of Attorney General for Right to Intervene

Judge Also Asks: C. I. O. To Enter   Picard Asserts Invitation To That Organization Will Not Remain Open Indefinitely; Works On Decision

Navy Man Favors Listing of All For War Duties  Adm. Berkey Oppose Military Training For Only Six Months

NORTHEAST OHIO CROPS POOREST IN 20 YEARS   County Agent Says Oats Com pletely Wiped Out: Hay Below Average

Indian Judge Says Govt. Is Using Same Setup For Navajos As In 1868

BELIEVE RAPIST IS IDENTIFIED   2 Persons Say Photo at Man Je Attacker

2 Milwaukeeans Identify Rapist   Suspect Gone When Home’s Checked

iOWA’S NEGRO STAR RETURNS   Tunnell Resumes Practice  With Grid Squad

Smoke Bill Action Delayed By Board   General City Budget Survives Second Test; Blue Laws Studied

RUSSIA WAGING ANTI-U.S. DRIVE   Reds’ Europe-Wide Assault Ordered At Secret Meeting

Everyone Naked Except The Minister Nudist Newlyweds Don Their Clothes To Take Honeymoon.

Sinatra Tangles With Columnist  Writer Trounced in wr ahs ral Fy ak fla  on

Sinatra, Writer Exchange Blows  Mortimer Says He Wa: Attacked By Thuas

Two-F ireboat Navy Will Attempt ) Blockade of Onetime Battleship

Two Firéhoats Are ‘Deployed to Keep. Old Vessel Out Of Salvage Dock ~ In Harbor.

City Of Newark Hights Salvage   Attempts To Block  Further Scrapping Of Boats In Harbor

Atenort Bemneratures   November Calendar   Newark Fights Scrapyard Role; Fireboat Navy Blocks Battleship

Newark Blocks Port To Former Warsaip Salvage  Navy Asked To  Vacate Lease

To Blockade Battleship New Mexico.... 2-Boat Newark Navy Out To Bar Warship

Former State Mine Director  Medill Indicted   Assistant Weir Also Names By Jury in Centralia  Probe

CHARGE MEDILL  AND WEIR WITH  OMITTING DUTY BOTH POST BONDS  OF $1,500; WILL PLEAD INNOCENT

Fancy Figuring: Modern ‘Quiz Kids’ Smarter @ Than Lads Of 100 Years Age

Test Prove Kids Today Smarter Or Better Taught Than Those Of 1846

School Kids Today Twice As Smart . As Those 100 Years Ago, Quiz Shows

New Bedford Holdup Nets Pair $7000   Two Masked Men Escape in Car VAS Pavel!

Hungarians Ma Seek Set Up Rule In Exile  RP. Ty =, ee ce   Be In Opposition To Conimnist Reoime

Hungarians May Seek Set Up ttle In Exile   Be In Opposition To Conimnist Reoime

Greek Troops Drive Through Rebel Lines   Relief Forces Spear Across Voidomati River

Greek Army Cuts Guerrilla Ring Around Konitsa   Government Troops Expect to Relieve Beleaguered City Tonight   GARRISON REPULSES SHARP REBEL THRUST   ‘Leftists Being Forced Back Steadily, Athens Dispatches Claim

Greeks Rushing - Reinforcements To Konitsa Area   Mountain Fortress Still Under Siege By Guerrilla Forces

Relief Army Near Besieged Konitsa   Greek Reinforcements Expect To Reach Beleaguered :Garrison Before Nightfall

Greek Army Attempts To Relieve Konitsa FromRebel!Seizure:'«            Garrison‘Holds® © Fast Agairi “Full: Scale Offensive:

HOPES FOR RECORD CROP . HEIN   Restoration Of Cut In DA Funds Seen

Predicts Senate Will: Restore. Fund. -for Soil ‘Conservation Program

Sixteen Killed In Plane Crash   French Aircraft Hits Peak and Falls in Flames

Only One Survives Disaster   Plane Cracks Up Near Lisbon And Catches Fire

French Airliner Crashes, Killing 16 Near Lisbon   Lone Survivor Unable to Describe the Disaster

Sixteen Perish in Plane Crash  French Transport Bown in Portugal

AIRLINER FALLS INTO PEAK; ONE MAN SURVIVES   French Transport Completely Destroyed — 13 Bodies Found Badly Burned

Sixteen Die in Third Major European Air Disaster in  Week: One Survives Crash   French Passenger Plane, En Route From Paris to Lisbon, Crashes Into Peak and Falls in Flames Near Royal Mountain Resort on Portugal’s Seacoast

DC-3 Falls In Portugal Resort Outside Lisbon   French Businessman Single Survivor; Third Europe Air Disaster In Week

Plague: of Aerial: Mishaps: Continue: To Occur in Europe; Thitd:in Week's Time

Sixteen Die  In Air Crash   Only One Survivor of “Dakota. Crach Near Portuaqal’s Capital

One Man of 17 Aboard: Survives   Plane ‘Froin:.. Paris .. Hits Peak’. Northwest. Of Lisbon: And Burns::

I Survives Wreck of Flaming Craft   French Airship Was Flying in Storm; Plane Was En Route from Paris

ERENCH PLANE STRIKES PEAK; 16 ARE KILLED   Airliner, Bound for Lis bon, Falls in Flames on ' Coast of Portugal— - Only One Survives.   PASSENGER LIST IS NOT RELEASED   Belief Expréssed That Members of Famous French Ballet Were Among Victims.

16 LOSE LIVES IN PLANE CRASH   Only One Survives As Ship Crashes Into Mountain  Bhawan T fnhew

FRENCH AIRLINE CRASH KILLS 16   Passenger Plane Rams Mountain; Only One Passenger Lives

Lone Survivor Falls Clear Of Wreckage   Third Major Air Disaster In Europe Within Week

Only One Lives After Aircratt Hits Mountain  Famous French Ball:   Famous French Ballet Members May Have Been Among Victims

One Survivor of Accident Listed As Badly Injured   No Americans Were On Craft, Belief; Shi Was Afire on Impact

Sixteen Persons Die ‘in Plane Crash; Wreckage Burns   One Man Survives Out of Twelve Passengers and Crew of Five When Ill-Fated Craft Strikes Peak

Plane Crash Fatal For 16   One Person Survives Air France Mishap

French Plane Crash Kills. 15 Persons   Dakota Transport Fall: On Portugese Seacoast One Passenger Survives.

Sixteen Killed As French  Airliner Strikes Mountain      Plane Falls In Flames Near Ancient Royal Mountain Resort Of Cintra; Lone Survivor Remembers Nothing Of Crash After Losing Consciousness

Drunken Brothers Bus in Wild Ride Terrorize Loaded   Threaten Driver and Shoot at Passengers in Hour’s Trip

PASSENGERS ON GREYHOUND BUS ARE FRIGHTENED   14 Shots Fired Among 23 Patrons And Driver By Berserk Brothers   OPERATOR’S THROAT SLASHED BY BOTTLE

Relates Terror Of Bus Journey   » Brothers Go Berserk Beat Driver

Z Men Go Berserk, Fire Shots. Among 23 Riders; Beat Driver As Auto Speeds Through Night

WOMEN PRAYED AS MEN CRINGED Crazed Brothers Take Command Of Grevhound Bus, Beat Driver

Folk in Bus Terrorized  By Gunmer   Two Crazed Brothers a Last Overpowered After Wild Trip.

Brothers Terrify Passengers On Bus   Men Go Berserk, Beat Driver, 14 Shots Fired  as Women Pray

2 Men Beat Bus Driver, Fire Shots   Finally Overpowered After Terrorizing Other Bus Passengers

DRUNKS CAUSE TERROR ON BUS   Beserk Brothers Beat  Driver, Fire Shots     At Passengers

14 PISTOL SHOTS FIRED Bus Passengers Terrorized By Two Brothers on Rampage

Defense Blocking Admission of Farben Evidence   Official’s Statements Were Made Under Duress, Lawyers Say

FARBEN COUNSEL CHARGES DURESS   Executive's Statements Ob tained Unfairly, Attorneys Argue at German’s Trial

 12 Die To Place Mayor In Office   22 Others Injured In Rioting Preceding Seating Official

Circus Romance Disclosed  Ringling Grandchild te Wed Elephant Trainer

POLISH PEOPLE   G. O. P. Chief Claims Democratic Promise Not Fulfilled

POLISH PEOPLE “BETRAYED” — SAYS REECE   G. O. P. Chief Claims Democratie Promise Not Fulfilled

MILLIKIN SEES TAX BILL OKAY   Democratic Postponement Move Defeated 48-44 In House

G.0 P. SPEEDS TAX MEASURE IN SENATE   Leaders Hope for Final Passage by Thursdav

France Calls 3 Ministers to. Meet on Friday  ‘Lively Satisfaction’ Over Red Suggestion

RUSSIA WILL _ TAKE PART IN AID PLANNING   France Calls Meefing in Paris Friday to Blueprint Recovery.

Will Join Britain And France wees  —  Soviet Will Confer On Europe Aid Plan

‘Reds To ‘Come In’ As Date Is Set For Economic Conference On Europe

Three Big Powers To Discuss Plans For European Aid   Russian Reply Appoints Friday For Conference

Will Join Britain And France vee.  Soviel Will Conter  ‘}n kurope Aid Plan

Russia Accepts. British-French Invitation For Conference On  Rebuilding Europe’s Economy   French Accept Soviet . Proposal to Convene At Paris Next Friday

Russia To Join Parley  To Give Aid   First Session, Under Marshall's Proposal, To Be Held In Paris On Friday

Belated Word Cheers French, British Leaders   U.S. Seeks to Send Observer To Paris Parley

Reds Agree To Confer on Aid Program   3-Power Parley Due to Begin Friday in Paris

THREE NATIONS 10 OPEN PARIS PARLEY FRIDAY   Moscow Says Soviet Unior will Cooperate on Plan Proposed by Marshall.

Reds Agree To Attend Conference   American Aid To Be Discussed At Paris Session

Russia to Join Economic Parley   Meeting Set for Paris Friday to Study Ways to Fix European Economy

SOVIETS WANT CONFERENCE 10 START FRIDAY   Clayton to Open Discussions With British Today on Aid Program

Russia To Join Britain, France in Friday Meet 'To Discuss Marshall Proposal for Europe

Reds Accept Bid To Take Up American Aid Program   Acceptance Arrives Hours Before Final Deadline For Action

Will Join Britain And France In Parley On U. S.-Aid Plan Set , Friday In Paris

Russia Accepts Conference Bid Agrees to British  French Parley on American Aid

Russia Accepis British, French Bid To Confer   -Foreign Ministers To ‘Meet Friday In Marehatl Plan.

FRANCE CALLS FIRST MEETING IN PARIS FRIDAY   British Expect Clayton Wil Ask That Porter Attend Talks As Observer

Reds To Jom British-Frencel In Conference   Russia Accepts  BritishFrench Invitation To Consider Marshall’s Plan for European Recovery.

Russia Consents To Join Meeting In Paris Friday  On American Aid

Russia To Join Britain And France In Conference On U. S. Aid To Europe

Soviet Russia Agrees To Take Part In Conference With Britain And France

Russia To Join In Help Parley   To Discuss Europe Recovery Program

France Calls For 3-Power Meeting Friday   Soviet Decision Hailed as Break In Economic Jam

Russia To Join Economic Talks  France, Britain BRA... s"* . §£. fH_.*.”

Russia Will Join Talks on Marshall Plan   Paris Designated for Meeting of Foreion Ministers

Russia Joins Discussion On Aid For Europe   Meetings To Guide American Help Will Start This Friday

Reds Accept. Bid to Discuss Marshall Plan   Russians Suggest Holding Conference ‘In Paris on Friday

Action Approvec Unanimously by 100 at Meeting   Moslem League Still Boycotting Parley; Nehru Authored Bill

Indian Congress Unites in Demand For Independence   Assembly Resolution for Full Freedom from Britain Adopted

NO MOSLEM, BUT NEnRL BOE AREAL   Denies Hostility to British or Commonweath; Flays American Concepts.

INDIAN ASSEMBLY VOTES APPROVAL OF REPUBLIC PLAN   Nehru, Hindu Leader, Say: Nation Warts Friendship WAlith Retain

—Free-Toll Bridges—  Omaha Streets Lined; 100,000 Are Expected  Parade Features Elaborate Floats

Probable Startina Lineups   lowa City Goes in for Long Hair Stuff — Students All Can Spell Tschaikowsky

Musie-Minded Leader Turne ()ut lop bands Dy fal boy  Youths in Iowa Learn to Yeil 'Tschaikowsky’

Mason City School Children Start in Music at Early Age   Kids Learn How to Spell Tschaikowsky Almost Before Cat

WINTER MAY LESSEN "OHIO ‘GAS? SHORTAGE   Decline Of Pleasure Trips Will Ease ‘Tight’ Supply

* PAUL MALLON—  Points Out Harmful Effects of Unionism on Journalism

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1361 Graduate At Ohio State   Crowd Defies Threatening Weather as 4 Receive Honorary Degrees.

Electro-Magnetic Forces May Throw Capisirano's Swallows Off the Beam

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Discusses Strange Liaison Found In Amusement Ranks

OHIDAN SEEKS GOP NOMINATION FOR PRESIDSENT   Party Leaders Want $750,006 From Buckeyes to Push “ampaign

Taft Enters 1948 Race   Considering Trip Through West—Browr His Manager

SENATOR'S LETTER SAYING HE 18 CANDIDATE NOT SURPRISE ‘TO NATION.,   By WILLIAM K, HUTCHINSON International News Service

Taft Announces Intention To Seek GOP Nomination   Ohio Senator Describes Race for Nomination as ‘Wide Open.’

Sen. Taft Tosses Hat Into Ring   Sees "Wide Open” Race for Nomination; Goal of $750.000 Is Set for Camopaian

Describes Chase For Nomination As “Wide Open’   Ohio Senator Designates Rep. Clarence Brown As Campaian Manager

Sen. Taft Seeks GOP Nomination  Long Expected Entry Announced Friday

TAFT REVEALS HIS CANDIDACY   Ohioan Thinks Republican Race ‘Wide Open’

Taft Will Seek GOP Nominatior For Presidency   Ohio Republican Calls Race ‘Wide Open’ For 1948° Standard Bearer

Republican Calls Post ‘Wide Open   Letter To Chairman Of Ohio Committee Announces Decision

Taft Formally Enters Race For Nomination   Clarence Brown Is Chosen to Direct Campaigr

TAFT ‘GLAD’ TO BE A CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY   Has ‘No Intention’ Of Entering Any State Primaries

TAFT FORMALLY ANNOUNCED HIS CANDIDACY TODAY   He Described Race for 1948 GOP Presidential Nomination “Wide Open”,   LETTER TO F. H. JOHNSON   ‘Was Wrilten Before President Truman Called Special Session.

Taft Announces Candidacy  For Nomination  Ohio Republican Wil Not Make Personal Campaign This Fall

Taft Announces Entry in 48 Race  Ohio Senator Picks Brown as Manager

IT’S A “WIDE OPEN” RACE Sen. Taft Announces Candidacy Ta Ohio Republican Committee

Taft Enters Race for GOF  Nomination   Ohio Senator Formally Announces Plans; Sees  “Wide Open” Affair

Race ‘Wide Open, Senator Taft Says  *tuuw £t*ed  Ott. 2 nes comisch GS   Ohioan and Stassen Openly Campaign  for GOP's °48 Bid

.0.P. LEADER CLAIMS RACE WIDE OPEN’   Long-Awaited Formal Entry Contained In Letter

Ohio Only Primary  Scheduled   Brown to Manage Preconvention Drive for Senator

Senator Taft Is Candidate  Ohioan Says He Will Seek The Presidency

Sen. Taft Announces  Candidacy  Describes ’48 Election As OMI toa Onan”

Taft Formally Announces His Candidacy   Says Race for GOP Presidential Nomination “Wide Onen”

SENATOR TAFT. GETS IN RACE   Informs Ohio’s GOP Chairman Of Candidacy for Presidential Nomination

SENATOR TAFT IN RING; RACE IS WIDE OPEN   OHIOAN IS SECOND GOP CANDIDATE FOR 1948

Taft Announces Candidacy For GOP Nomination   Senator Makes Formal Entry Into ‘Wide-Open’  Presidential Race.

Taft Says G.O. P Race ‘Wide Open   Ohio Senator Formally Announces Candidacy for the  1948 Republican Presidential Nomination.

Taft Enters Race for GOP  Nomination   Senate Leader Sees Open Fielc, Won't Campaigon

Taft Says 48 Race Is ‘Wide Open’ In Announcing Entry As Candidate

TAFT FINALLY GETS IN OPEN   Ohio Senator Authorizes Entering Of Name In Presidential Race

TAFT FORMALLY IN G.0.P. RAGE   Ohio Republican Senate Leader Sencs Letter To State Chairman

Taft Formally . Announces He  1748 Candidate:  nananwd CAD th Er   Second GOP to Enter Presidential Race

Taft Formally Announces His Hat’s In Ring   To Seek Presidency; Describes Race As ‘Wide Open’ in Letter

Taft Hat in Ring; Declares ‘48 Race Will Be Wide Open   Formally Announces Candidacy for GOP Nomination---Chooses Ohieern ae Manncner

Taft Makes Candidacy Statement   Ohio Senator Declares Race Is Wide Oper for Nomination ;/ May Alter Plans   [Brown Is Manavex   National Committceman Is Selected. to Head Campaign:. . ;

U.S., Britain Agree to Hear Jewish Agency   Reported as Bowiiig To Pressure After Arabs Lose Stand

U. 8. AND BRITAIN SAID TO HAVE AGREED TO sUPPORT DEMAND FOR HEARING

Britain Favors Proposal of U. S. To Hear Agency   Russia Backs Plan Offered by Poland; Lie Opposed to Move

Portal Pay Ban Up to Truman Republicans Say Vete  Would Scuttle Drive  3 ZO: aes wieee ee, = AM EVR Uy,

TRUMAN HANDED BILL ERASING PORTAL PAY   G.0.P. Aids Caution Against Any Veto Of Measure

PORTAL ACT TO TRUMAN'S DESK   Bill To Knock Out Claims For Billions In Door-ToDoor Pay Heads For Uncertain Fate At White House Today.

Measure Facing Uncertain Fate  In White House   GOP’s Claim That Veto Would Scuttle Fight To Cot Prices.

Anti-Portal Pay Bill To Truman  Veto Weuld Scuttle   Veto Would Scuttle Lower Prices Drive

Pupils Rebel as Walkout of 2400 Enters Third Day   Classes Dismissed When Absenteeism a! Schools Increases

BUFFALO SCHOOL DISMISSED AFTER STUDENT “REVOLT   Lafayette High Scholars Ignore Teochers, Perade  ~~ 6 see ce ee oe

School Strike Complicated By Boycott   Truck Drivers Refuse To Haul Coal To Buffalo Schools  Still In Session.

Disturbance Forces End  Ot Classes   Truck Drivers Refuse Coal To Heat Rooms

Buffalo Students  Rebel   Sympathize With Striking Teachers; Forced to Close — Large High School

Buffalo Pupils Rebel, Force School Closing   Students Sympathetic To Teachers’ Strike Bring Shut-Down

Bedtime Story   Pe ree  Man’s Sleepy, Not Sick, Worried Looo Learns

SECOND SECRET SESSION HELD AT CONFERENCE   Little Chance Of Any Big 4 Agreements On European Problems Indicated

Russia Agrees To Renew Talk On Korea Unity   Deadlock on Austria May Break Up Moscow Parley By Week-end

Dog Found At Sea At Home Port Now   Owners Report He'd Fallen Overboard When No One Was Looking

Famed Jet Pilot Killed In Crash   Martin Smith Held World Speed Record

Ask Foster Take Stand      Await State Supreme Court Decision on Hemans’ Testimony

SEN. TAYLOR IS SCORED  Solon Says He Will Retain Post Affer Ouster Demand

: Japanese Shor Should Quit Being So Polite and —  Cease Wearing Kimonos, Osaki Teils Them

‘Jap Politeness, Kimonos Viewed as Hindrances to Self-Government

Reds Launch ‘Revolution’ Drive Again      Communists Establish Headquarters, Open Campaign. Against Tmperialism’ In Eu rope By America

Churchill Asks Laborites Kill ‘Hunger’ Plan   His Amendment Comes Up Today After He Loses First Skirmish

Rent: Control. Faces Congress  : _ Passage May Wreck Btouistnag Program

Geister-Sitzmann Nuptials Feb. 18  Services Held In Holy Name Church

Janice Anderson’ Earl Tanke Wed  ‘Wedding Ceremony In Kingsley Jan. 28

Janice Anderson’ Earl Tanke Wed ‘Wedding Cibemons: . In Kineslev Jan, 23

LABOR SECRETARY SEEKS WAGE POWERS IN PLAN FOR WAGE. PRICE AND DISTRIBUTION CONTROLS

Labor Secretary Favors Creation Of Wage Board  Schwellenbach Asks Canarace far Curbs

Wage Fights Seen Labia  Prices Held   Schwellenbach Denies High Costs Due To Increases In Pay Schedules

Schwellenbach Makes Defense Of High Wages   Denies That They Are Sole ly Responsible for Present Soaring Prices .

Broadcasters Plan New Code For Radio   Challenge Issued To Pe ‘ trille At Annual Convention

EXPECT RADIO TO ADOPT CODE   Urge Directors to Adopt New Rules; Petrillo Is Challenged

BROADCASTERS DEFY PETRILLO TO STOP MUSIC   Directors To Speed Up Final Draft Of New Code For Radio

Business Asks Congress’ Aid ToSlash Taxe:   Propose One-Third Cut, In cluding Reduction: Of $6,000,000, 000: Next. Year:

CED P LONG RANGE TAX PLAN   Includes Reduction of Six Billions for Next Year

HANDS OF FBI: TIED IN PROBE OF VOTE FRAIID   Charge  Is M Made By U.S: Senator Kem, Of Missounr.   ASKS FULL PROBE   Sees Pattern Same Ass In Pendergast — Convictions

SEN. KEM URGES FULL PROBE OF MISSOURI ‘FRAUD   Sees Disputed Primary Akin My 19 Qaandal

To Pick Federal Grand Jury for Vote Fraud Case   Panel of 50, Including 10 in Jefferson City Area, to Be Drawn

says U.S. Belief In Secret Of Bomb “Illusion”; Contends “All Roads Lead To Communism”; Red Farm Industry Praised

SENATORS PLAN WINDUP OF OPA   Appropriation  Voted Te Clean Up Affairs By June 30

Seeds of Discord, Congress Is Told   Reverses Basic Direction of National Labor Policy, President Says

SAYS LABOR CONTROL MEASURE WOULD “VIOLATE PRINCIPLES ESSENTIAL TO OUR PUBLIC WELFARE”; POLITICAL LEADERS HAVE CONFIDENCE BOTH HOUSES WILL OVERRIDE VETO.

Detroit on Alert ~ For ClO Picket   Gov. Sigler Considers Calling National Guard

Wayne Coy May Be Appointed FCC Chairman   Shelby County Native Will Be Appointed First of Year, Officials Say.

COY SLATED FOR FCC POST   Former McNutt Associate To Be Chairman, Report

State Financial Report Misleading On Fund Balance  Heavy 2nd Quarter Withdrawals Cut Into Funds On Hanc

Complete Election Returns for Altoona and Blair County   Dry Forces Hold Edge In Local Option Balloting

BRITISH SINGER IS EXPELLED BY HUNGARY ‘LAW   Commies Are Reported Adding Steam to Their ‘War of Nerves’

ZERO AND BELOW ON WEATHER LIST OVER NEW MEXICO   Six Above Here; Portales Ha: 14 Below For Coldest Spot Thursday Night

Green Announces Plan Designed To Counteract Communist Propaganda

AFL Plans Support for Marshall Aid   European Labor Meeting, Food Gifts Would Combat Reds

Suffered at Bikini  : . Sailor Says Navy Cured Radioactive Poisonina

MOVEMENT FOR UNIGN MERGER BOGGING DOWN   Each Union, AFL And CIO Want Consolidation On Own Terms

PROPOSED UNION OF ClO, A. F, OF L, BOGS   Principals Refuse To Get Together On Consolidation

Today's Safety Tip  SLOW down at intersections, observe stop nlgns and live to entoe NEXT Christmas.   Quick Plan Offered For Parking Problen

BUILDING DEBRIS MAY HIDE BODIES   One Known Bead as Apartment House Collapses

More Power to Beverage Agents   Right to Start Court Actions Under Bill Passed in Senate

Boo ‘av f . ice Power To Agent:   Could Start License Revocation in Court

Senate Passes Bill Permitting Tax Agents To Start Court Action Against Taverns

Certain Taxpayers Must Meet January Fifteenth Deadline   Fa rmers, Business And Professional People File Wed.

Wednesday Deadline For Millions To Make: Last Payment On Income Taxes

A-C Dispute fo Reach Climax In Sunday Vote  Rival Unions in men tf i 

Sentence lwo  Jans To Death   Two Officers Will Be Hanged For Beheading Of U.S. Prisoners Of War

JAPS TO HANG ——FOR GRUELT)   TWO SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR' BEHEADING: AMERICANS WHO ESCAPED . - “HELL SHIP” ~

Marshall Plan To Be Reviewed  Private White House 7 Sie vite Meee tay 3) heise Gt

Business, Labor, Government Heads To Confer Monday  Washington Conference to Discuss Foreign Aid US Affaire

‘Usurpation’ of Power Charged By U.S. Official   Proposals Have No Place in Suggested Pact, General Says

Are T. ermed Totally Out_     Of Place   WOULD USURP FOR THE BIG FOUR “~MANY POWERS WHICH BELONG TO: ALLIED NATIONS AS A WHOLE:

RUSSIAN ALTERATIONS ATTACKED   Marshall Says Changes Take Power From Allied Nations

Soviet Russia’s Delegate Ignores  Opening Session Of U .N. Council

Reds Ignore Meeting on Trusteeships  UN Officials ie ie ieee ike a hi   UN Officials Concerned by Trenr to By-Pass Organization

Soviets Shun  U.N. Meeting   Trusteeship Council Looks After Non-Self Governing Peoples

Soviets Sixip Council on Trusteeship   Opening of U.N. Meeting On Non-Selfgoverning Peoples Is Ignored by  Russian Delegates

Russia Ignores Opening Session  _ Trusteeship Council  Of UN Convenes

Russ Snub U.N Trustee Parley   Delegates Boycott Council Session On Non-Self-Governing Peoples; Gromyko Refuses Any Explanation

TRUSTEESHIP MEET IGNORED   Soviet Russia Has No Representative At First Sessiot

Russia Ignores Trustee Session  Delegate Absent As Meeting Opens

Concern Caused By Trend To By-Pass Meeting  Soviet Deleaatea   Soviet Delegate Offers No Reason For The Absence

Soviet Ignores Opening Session   Trusteeship Council Starts Action Anyway

No Russian AtU.N.   Opening Session of Council Not Attended By Soviet Delegate

Britain Is Warned hy United States  Violation Seen in Loan Agreement

Ridgewell To Be Returned To Virginia Portland Sailor Wl atwmce Kwetun Jta?

Failure To Help Friendly Countries Risks Loss To Soviet, Says Marshall

MARSHALL ADDRESSES GOVERNORS   ‘Then Holds Closed Session with Them Regarding Europe

Governors Hear Of Marshall Plan   Secretary of State Asserts U. S. Must ‘Aid Friends, or Lose Them

Help, or Lose ‘Traditional Friends’ to Russian-Bloe, Marshall Warns America

MARSHALL SEES RED-DOMINATED WORLD IF NO AID   Warns United States to Help Europe, or Lose Pivotal Position

U.S. Must Hetp fs Friends, Marshall Warns   Seeks Support of Governors vor . E-onomic Aid Plon

Help Our Friends Now or Lose Them, Marshall Warns   Governors Briefed on U. S. Plan at Closed Session With Secretary

tate Heads Grim Faced fter Meeting, Nation — arned To Help Friends   Conferees At Salt Lake City Session Refuse To Divulge Vital Information Revealed By Secretary Of State.

Marshall Makes Bid For Support Of His Plan   Tells Governors at Conference We Must Help “Traditional” Friends in Europe

CAPTURE TWO OF MEDICAL CENTER ESCAPEES TODAY   q  Were Taken As They Slept In a Stolen Truck* In Arizona.   GAVE NO RESISTANCE   Escaped From Sipringfiéhl, Mo.; Held Up Store and Service Station.

House Gives Approval by Slim Margin   Two-Thirds Majority Needed in Senate Before Issue Goes To Ponulear Vote

Requiring Two-Thirds Vote Bill Barely Passes, Heads Toward Action by Senate

Survives  By Only Two Votes   Resubmission’ Bill  Now Goes to Sena But Leaders prea Big Test Is Over

Kansas House For Vote on Prohibition  Resolution to  Submit Matter to Vato a

Trio Held On Investigation  Of Kidnaping   Arrested After Crash. Chase

Trio Sought In Kidnaping Held   Alleged To Have Abdueted And Robbed Manager OF Bank.

Troopers Capture3 At Gun-Point for © Kidnaping Banker.    Trio’. Captured’ in Woo 4s "After Car Crash, Are   . Wanted in East on ,   Two Charves

Student Is Killed  In Auto Accident Vehicle Smashes Rail At   Vehicle Smashes Rail At Side of Road

TOTAXPAYERS,” SAYS BRIDGES   Taft Hopes to Cut Truman Figures “Three or Four Billions”

Missing Since Last Thursday   Rewards Totaling *77955 Are Posted

Fifty-Six Percent Of Voters Prefer-Democrat President “Demos In Dramatic Comeback From Low Point Of Year Aqo —

MIAMIAN BLAMES ‘NO GOOD’ WIFE AND MEDDLING  Distraught Father Stays Two Children And Shoots Neighbors ‘Who .Wanted To Put Them In Home’

FATHERSLAYS TWO TOTS, BLAMES ‘NO-GOOD WIFE, DOUBLE-CROSSING NEIGHBORS. MEDDLING TEACHERS’

Father Kills Two; Blames ‘Meddlers   Wounds Pair Who Said Children Mistreated

Distraught Father Slays Two Children And Shoots Neighbors ‘Who Wanted To Put Them In Home’

Miamian Says He Clubbed His Children To Death   Restourant Operator, Between Sobs, Blames Deaths On Former “No Good” Wife, “Double-Crossing” Neighbors, “Meddtesome School Teacher”

Wave of Violent Deaths Strikes  Over the Nation  Florida Greek Kills Children, Shoots 9 wNlaiankhare §° *

Restauranteur In Miami Kills Two Children   Clubs Ther to Death; Shoots Two Neighbor: And Tries Suicide

Father Clubs Children To Death, Then Shoots At Meddling Neighbors

100 Bodies Stored in Crypts:  Three Sons Dig Grave for Mother Despite Threats of AFL Strikers

Minister, Brothers Cross Cemetery D:.bot Line to Die Mother’s Grave

Russians Not Asked To See New Weapons      Action Taken for Treatment Soviets Accord United States

No Russians Saw Demonstration of New US Weapons   But Moscow Has Bomb Know-How. According To. Georgetown Prof.

RUSSIANS ARE NOT INVITED TO WEAPONS SHOW   Poles And Yugoslavs Als ” Qmitted From Army Ordnance Display   SOVIETS HAVE A-BOMB DR: WALSH BELIEVES

Army Bars Russian, Polish and Yugoslav Attaches From New Weapons Demonstration

RussiaBarred From Weapon  ShowByArmy   War Department Says Russians Not Invited Because Amcrieans Can’t See Similar Rus sian Demonstrations.

Says Russia Doesn’t Let Any Americans See Similar Shows In Soviet Union

Four Killed, 100 Injured  In Tornado   Twister Starts In Ohio And Dies In Western Pennsylvania

Await Reply Of Molotov On Plan For Saar-Rubr   Soviet Foreign Minister Promises To Give Answer — Qn Marshali’s Proposals   BEVIN SUPPORTS MARSHALL PLAN

MOLOTOV iiAY UIVE ANSWER ON SAAR, RUE   Industrial Area Weuld Be Viade Part Of France

‘Red Arrow’ 0 Pennsylvania Line Derailed   Early Morning Crash » Occurs on Famous % forseshoe Curve’   Expectent Mother Succums to Burns   19 Cars Derailed in Freiaht Train Wreck   Agricultural Revamping Plan To Cost Little

Rep. Dirksen Will Receive ICamnaian Post   Hilinois Legislator Is Favor  ed for Position Made Vacant by Halleck’s Elevation As Floor Leader.

EXPLOSIVES SEN BRITISH OFFICIALS FROM CITY IN ITALY   International Subversive Plot is Feared: Cripps and Montgomery Said t  Be Recipients.

Mysterious Powder Sent Notables      Scotland Yard Probes Alleged Subversive Plot

Bombs Endanget Brifish Leaders   Explosive Powder, Mailed from ltaly, Received in London

BRITONS RECEIVE DEADLY LETTERS   Explosive Powder Discovered tn Mail from Italy

Britons Get Lethal Mail   Scotland Yard Says Tha’ Prominent Britons Get Explosives In Letters

NEW SPEED MARK IS SET BY PLANE   LOCKHEED JET FLASHES THROUGH SKIES AT 623.8 MILES PER HOUR.  ~

P.80 RECORDED AT 623.8 MPH Air Force Jet Plane Sets New World Speed Record In Tests

Navy Denies American Company *Made  $68. 000.000 Profit On Arabian Oil

Navy Denies Cost Of American Oil Is Excessive   Testimony Is Presented By Official Who Is in  Government Service

Economic Aid Parley Wants Red Delegates   England’s Bevin Says Con. ference Will Not Rival UN, But Will Give  Couperation   16 Nations Send Representatives   France, England And Italy Lead Way in Opening Sessions In Paris Today¥

Red Bloc Welcomed To Talks   Western Powers Make Clear Door Still Wide Open

Marshall Plan Conference Still Open to Russia  Bevin Denies Aid Organization Will Rival UN Program

Soviet Bloc Would Still Be Welcomed   Britain, France and Italy Make It Plain They Would Like Help o Russian-Ruled Statec

Reds Still Can Help, Session At Paris Told   Parley Is Not to Set Up Organization to Rival UN, Bevin Says

Conference At Paris Opened   Sixteen. Nations Represented, Way Still Open If Russia Wants to Help

ECONOMIC PARLEY OPENS IN PARI   STATESMEN FROM 16 NATIONS MEET FOR HOUR—BEVIN NAMED CHAIRMAN.

16 Delegations At Paris Study Marshall Plan   Project Not In Conflict With UN, Bevin Asserts

Allies Will Welcome Soviet Aid in Rebuilding Europe   Bevin Says Conference Not Intended To Set Up A Permanent Organization Rivalling The United Na  tions: Conference Members Loyal To UN

Keep Door Open For Russia fo Join Conference  ee, eee ere Ra) ee   Parley on Marshal Plan Is Not Rival of United Nations

Bevin Gives His Outline Of Purposes  For Session   16 European Powers Represented fn First Gathering At Paris

Recovery Set-Up Not Rival Of UN   Seeking To Rebuild » War-Blasted Econom

Russia Told She Still Can Join In ee ‘ope Recovery   Welcome Mat Out For Easiern Nations To Participate in Plan

Paris Door Still Open for Russ   16 Nations Hear New Bid to Soviets; Bevin Says Parley Won't Replace U.N. As Rehabilitation Tasks Are Begun °

Charges Number of “Delib erate Alterations In His Version Of Interview

REDS DIFFER ON STASSEN WORDS   Stalin Interview, ‘Altered’ Moscow Radio Says

Hospital Fund Donations Hit $116,000 =:   Out-of-Town, Four Township. Contributions Amount to $4456 -

18,000 DETROIT EMPLOYES IDLE   Labor Disputes In Auto Indusirv Cuts Dewn Produc. tion OF New Cars.

18,000 Idle In. Detroit Plants   Sitdown Strike And Walk out Ties Up Big Auto  Fartarias.

18,000 IDLE IN MOTOR STRIKES   Sitdown Occurs In Conii. nental Aircraft Engine Flant .

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN ~  Harry K. Thaw: Notoriety Of Past Age On The Shelf

‘Who Was Harry Thaw?’ Rising Generation Asks  As Famed Playboy Buried

9 Others Hurf AsBlastRips Through Shaft   Area Is Hit By Year's Second Maior Tragedy

Explosion Occurs at Exefer, Da.   Nine Other Miners Injured; Pit Was Recently Insnected

9 Miners Are Killed by Gas Blast in Pennsylvania Pit   9 Other Workers Are Injured by Explosion in Anthracite Mine

9 MINERS DEAD AS BLAST RIPS UPSTATE SHAFT   Nine Others Hurt As Explosion Hits 300 Foot Exeter Pi

BLAST IN SHAFT KILLS 9 MINERS   Nine Others Injured in Gas Explosion

Gas Explosion Rocks Anthracite Area Pit   Nine Others Injured as Rescue Operations Are Corried Out under Dangerous Conditions

Gas Blast in ‘Safe’ Mine in  Pennsylvania   Judge Scores Lewis Stand, Says He Has Not Kent Faith

Nine Miners Die  ~ Result Of Blast   ‘Six Others Burned, Twe Ser. - jously, In Explosion Near Wilkes-Barre

BLAST KILLS NINE MINERS   Gas Explosion Rocks Pit in Pennsylvania Field

Gas Blast Kills 9 Coal Miners in Pennsylvania   Nine Others Injured in Anthracite Shaft Marked O. K. by Stat:

Coal Mine Blast Claims Nine Lives   Doctors Fear Two of Nine Other Victims May Not Survive

NINE MINERS — ARE KILLED BY BLAST TODAY      Explosion Rocks’Coal Sas Near Exeter,  Penna.   NINE INJURED   Three’ Are Reported In Critical, Condition : Podav

Nine Miners Die in Blast: Nine Injured   Investigation is Opened Immediately into Cause of Blast at Exeter, Pa.

THREE KILLED IN MINE BLAST   Six Burned and Six Missing by Anthracite Shaft Gas Explosion

NINE MINERS DEAD N GAS EXPLOSION IN PENNSYLVANIA   Nine Others Badly Hurt in Blast Near Wilkes- Barre Today; Injured Are Taken to Hospital.   RESCUE WORKERS START OPERATIONS

NINE MORE .. MINERS DIE~ IN EXPLOSION   Three Others in Critical Condition; Occurred in Pa.

DREW PEARSON  $2 ‘The WASHINGTON a ead e a8 i? Bie Sea Lae : ee , oe

Two Youths Held Here For Stealing Two Automobiles   Youthful Pair Caught in New Palestine After Failing To Pay Gas Bill Here.

Tax And Constitution Experts Say He’s Wrong... . Citizen Sues President  Over Foreign Aid Funds

Claims Aid Unconstitutional  Kentucky Builder Files Suit Against Truman, Congress

OPA Says Increase Is Consistent With Others      Hotels, Restaurants To Benefit G May-June Allotments; News * From Washington

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS TO GET MORE SUGAR   Allocations to Be Increased ‘for Nearly All Industrial and Institutional Users.

29 Feared Dead in Plane Crash   Army Transport Crashes Shortly After Takeoff  From Goose Bay

Somarvrows Aeadlines foaag — LS. ARMY PLANE IN FATAL CRASH ON A TRAINING TRIP OVER SNOWS

Army Transport Crashes During Training Flight   Dog Teams Carry Medical Supplies to Scene Near » Labrador Base

U.S. Army C-54 Crashes; No ‘Known Survivors   Occurs ’ in Labrador; 29 — Believed Aboard

23 FEARED KILLED IN CRASH OF PLANE IN LABRADOR ARFA   Ground Party Is Enroute to Scene; Ship Engaged in Training Flight from U. S.    WEATHER SLOWS SEARCH OF SCENE

Believe All Aboard (-54 Cratt Killed   Transport Burns After Plung: ing to the Ground at Gooss Bar. Labrador.

What To Do About Byrd, Wallace?  Democratic Leaders To Attempt To Pateh Up Party Differences

DEMOCRATS SEEK TO REUNITE PARTY   National . Committee Pep Uisltinwe Mallad

Demos Planning Pep Meet Series  Will Try to Patch Party Differences

MARRIAGE LICENSES   ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS PALESTINE LODGE NO. 241 A. F. & A. M.

American Policy Certain to Fail, Says Red Paper   World Domination Does Not - Serve Cause cf Global Peace—Pravda

DEATH MAY GHEAT MAGDA OF MARRIAGE   Validity Of Ceremony With » Carol Awaits Ruling

Magda Lupescu on Brink of Death; Ex-King Carol Gives Up All Hope

You Can Buy Liquor ‘Over the Bar’ in Idaho Now-lf You Can Find Licensed Club, That Is

Interesting New Facts Disclosed   Son Censored Material Derogatory to Father Or Associates.

Newly Appointed Member of Contra! Board Denounced  Appointment of se eee rt mm  ._.§ LJ

President Prefers Food Subsidies To ‘Scarcity’ Agricultural Plannine

Poles Propose UN Aid Albania In Greek Feud   Lange Claims Greece Should Call Off Seven-year “State of War”   U. 5S. AND BRITISH REJECT PROPOSAL   Press for Quick Ballot on Plan for UN Border Patrol in Balkans

300 MASKED WHITES FOILED IN ATTEMPT TO 1CTORM GEORGIA JAIL AND SEIZE YOUNG NEGRO

300 Masked Men Storm Ga. Prison   Mob Attempts To Remove Negro Held For Murder

Mob Fails To Storm Jail After Siege Lasting Four Hours   300 Masked Men. Try to Lynch Negro _ Accused of Murder

PULILE HOLD OFF ARMED LYNEH MOB   300 Masked Men Try Te Storm Carrolton, Ga. Jail

Europe Aims At Recovery   Program Lnplements  American Aid Offer

Will Invite Soviet Union   Goal Is Over-All Program For Reconstruction Along Marshall Plan Lines

Franee And Britain To Baek Plan   To Convoke Commission For Drafting Program Along Marshall Lines: Soviet Union Invited

POLICE HUNTING OHIO STRANGLER   Ex-Convict Accused 01 Killing Young Mother In Churchyard

Hunt Ex-Convict In Rope Slaying  Woman’s Body Found In Rural Churchyard

Ex-Convict Sought in Ohio Death   Identified As Man Seen  With Murdered Woman  In Gravevard

GOPers Set for Columbus Rally  Over 1,110 Have *Made Reservations

Hoover Urges Unshackling  Of Former Enemies’ Power Of Industry For Recovery.

HOUSE GROUP. “ALSO FAVORS ~ OTHER CURBS   LABOR COMMITTEE AP. “ PROVES PROPOSED LAW TO PROHIBIT INDUSTRY-W1DE BAR‘GAINING

Arab Declares Action to Mean Middle East War  Help Promised U.N. to  Maintain Internal Law

HOME  -EDITION  (Four Edi tions. Daily): :   Arabs Angrily Rap: Statement as ‘Challenge’

Means War in Middle East, Arab Asserts   Qualified Support of Plan Is Announced at U N  Assembly Session

This Means War, Arabs Tell Council   Jewish Spokesman Hails America's Pledge Of Qualified Support For Holy Land Plan

‘Arab Spokesman Says U. 5. Policy To Mean War in the Middle East

We Back Splitting Palestine, Propose UN Army to Help   Nation Offers Aid; Gives No Pledge of Men, Materials in Case of Fight

Await Reaction To China Move  Hope Factions May Rectore LI] nity

Chinese Muts Act Among Selves to Restore Unity  New US Policy Awaits Their Action

AFL READY T0 ATTACK BILLS HURTING LABOR    Any New American Policy Toward  China Will Depend Upon Chinese

ANY POSITIVE NEW U.S. POLICY "TOWARDS CHINA TO BE DELAYED ‘UNTIL OFFICIALS RESTORE UNITY

PROPOSED U8. AUT 10 CONTROL REDS IN UNION AGENCIES   Bill to Be Discussed to Determine Needed Action in Nation; Closed Shop Issue Included.   NEW ‘COOLING OFF” PERIOD PROVIDED

Communist-Ruled Unions Would Lose ‘Rights Under ‘Experimental’ Labor Bill

LABOR BILL IS AIMED AT REDS   HOUSE MEASURE DENIES BENEFITS TO COMMUNISTS

Strict Labor Lau: Drafted   Bill Would Ban Wagner Act Benefits tc Red-Contiolled Organizations

LABOR CONTROL BILL WRITTEN BY HOUSE GRAIP   Would Deny Rights To Al Communist-Dominated t Unions

Sweeping Labor Control Measure Drafted in House   Would Deny Rights of Wagner Act To Unions Dominated by Communists

NLRB Rights for Pro-Red Unions May Be Forbidder   Tentative House Plan Would Break Up Industry‘Wide Bargainmg

New Labor Bill Would Deny Wagner Act Rights To Unions Striking For Closed Shop

Sweeping Labor Control Bill Is Drafted   Communist-Dominated Unions Would Be Denied Wagner Rights

Industrial Peace Act Is Proposed   Industrywide Bargaining Would Be Outlawed, Communist-Dominated Unions Denied Rights

HOUSE COMM DRAFTS STIFF LABOR BILL   Would Deny Rights To Unions —  - Dominated By  -. Communists

House Labor Group Drafts Firm Control   Wagner Act Rights Would Be Denied Communist Unions

New Tropical Storm Moving Toward Mexico   Traveling Across Gulf _ At The Rate Of 10 Miles An Hour.

Storm Moving Toward Florida   50-Mile Wind Blows In Gulf Of Mexico

Tropical Storm Headed Aci6s5 Mexican Gulf  agen an   Velocity Of Wind Expected To Increase

WISCONSIN CHILD KIDNAPED: FATHER OFFERS REWARD   Georgia Weckler Believed Abducted by Driver of Black Sedan

A WISCONSIN GIRL KIDNAPED   Reward of $3700 Offered For Information Regarding Man In Black  Sedan Who Seized Girl  Last Week.

Search For Wisconsin Child Continues; Reward Offered For Kidnaper

Girl, 8, Victim Of Kidnaping   Child Feared Held By Sexual Maniac

"“<BUGSY’ SIEGEL’S GIRL FRIEND SWINGS AT REPORTERS—_  Virginia Hill Flying Home ©

Midwestern Employees  Considering $2.50 Raise   Union Making Reply To Governor Today; 20) Groups Invelved

Wage Increase For Workers Seems Likely   ‘Major Break’ May Come at Any Time, Joseph A. Beirne Says

Phone Union Is Looking  For ‘Brea k’   Northwestern States Ex: pected To Reject Offer Of $2.50 Week Raise

Telephone Strike Parley Takes On Optimistic Tone With Break Expected Soon

Temperatures   Leader of Striking Union — Prediets Early Break in Nation-Wide Phone Dispute   Northwestern Offer of $2.50 Raise Rejected; Mountain States Offices ‘Picketed in Display of ‘Solidarity’

First Break Develops: in Phone Strike   Wage Increase Offer Made in Mid-West

UNION ASSERTS A MAJOR BREAK SEEN ANY TIME   Head Of National Federation Of Telephone Workers Declares Big Developments May Come Today Or Tomor row,

Norihwestern Bell Company Submits Offer      Possibility’ of Wage. In. crease Stems From Conference . “

St. Paul Offer Raises Hopes Of Bell Peace   Northwestern Unit Ready to Pay $2.50 More to 17,500

PROSPECTS FOR SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE BETTER   Telephone Company May Grant Wage Increase, Warren Announces   ACTION OF MARYLAND UNION IS ASSAILED

Beirne Expects Big Break in Telephone Wage Dispute Soor    Predicts “Major Break”  Today or Tomorrow;  ‘ One Bid Rejected

Telephone Union Leader Expects ‘Major Break’ In Strike Today Or Tomorrow   lowa Workers Reject $2.50 Wage Boost Offered By Northwestern Bell Co.

First Bid Made By Bell Company To End Walkout   Proposal Given To Governor . Of Minnesota

Phone Strike Settlement Prospects Are Brighter  U. S. Official Sees Wage Boost Likely  Bierne Expects

End Of Strike Today Hinted By Union Head   "Major Break’ Seen By Joseph A. Beirne, NFTW’s President

lowa Workers  wctee t Offer OF $2.50 -a- Week  W age Increase   Stand Pat for 86 More for Forty Hours’  W ork

Break Expected in Phone Tieup  Settlement Outlook Growing Brighter

NORTHWEST CO. OFFERS $250 WEEKLY HIKE   Acceptance Would Set Pattern for Lines Across Nation

Hold New Hope In Phone Strike As Offer ls Made   First Reaction to Northwestern Bell Proposal Negative

NFTW LEADER EXPECTS BREAK IN PHONE STRIKE   Reports New Developments in Rally Address at Pittsburgh

DEVELOPMENTS FAVORABLE, SAYS UNION   Flat Pay Increase Offer Made By Bell Company   FORMULA   May Be Accepted As Basis For Settlement In Entire Industry

INCREASE ALSO ADDS TOHOPES      Beirne Reports Favorable Developments; $2.50 Raise Proposed

New Hope for Quick End of Phone Strike   Four GOP Senators Expected to Have Hot Fisht

Northwestern Bell Proposes 2.50 Pay Hike  Beirne Expects Wane   Beirne Expects Wage Offer From A. T. & T.

Unionto Announce Whether Phone Oifer Acceptable   Proposal of $2.50 Weekl; Increase Is Made by Bell for Five Mid-West States

SEES HOPEFUL DEVELOPMENTS   “May Come Today er Tomor~ row,"" Union Chieftain Says at Washington,

BOOST OF $2.50 [S OFFERED BY TELEPHONE CO,   Parleys Are Held As Outlook Seems To Grow Brighter

HOPES RISE FOR END OF PHONE STRIKE   Offer of Flat Pay Increase From One of Bell Units Spurs Optimism That Walkout May Be Terminated Soon.

Phone Union. To Answer Firm Today  * Five States Affectec But Result May Set U. S. Pattern

PROSPECTS FOR END TELEHPONE STRIKE ‘BRIGHT   Nerthwestern Bell Co. Makes First Money Offer Sunday

Telephone Union Rejects Offer  lowa Workers Refuse   lowa Workers Refuse $2.50 Weekly Boost Break Expected

Major Break Seen Very Shortly In Phone Strike   President of Union Refuses to Elaborate On Developments; New Optimism Seen by First Offer of Flat Pay Raise

Midwest Offer Forecasts End Of Phone Strike   See Prospect Of Settlement Hinging On Acceptance Of 82.50 Weekly Hike

MAJOR BREAK IN DEADLOCK IS FOREGASI   PRESIDENT  oF NFTW SAYS THAT “BREAK” WILL COME “LATE TODAY OF To. : MORROW

MAJOR BREAK IN PHONE STRIKE BELIEVED NEAR   Workers Reject $2.50 Wage Boost in One State, But Union is Confident.

Major Break Due, States Union Leader   Money Offer, Made Ac St. Paul. Seen Industry Pattern

Beirne Expects Developments in National Tie-Up   Northwestern Bell's $2.50 Offer Turned Down by Unionists

Guerrilla Attack Put Changchun In Grave Danger  Communists Assail City; Forces Rushed to Rescue

Board Of Education Prohibits Secret Clubs In Madison High Schools

Secret Clubs Banned in City High Schools   Board Votes ‘Absolutely Opposing’ ‘Letter’ Fraternities, Sororities

BENZOL LEAKS INTO SEWERS AND EXPLODES   Pavement Ripped for Mile in Residential Area; None Hurt

Russia Loses First Round in New Battle  TT WN Mawharcehin   U. N. Membership Petitions Cause of Clash

Governor Promises Action Soon on Severa Bills: "Wet-Dry' Issue Causes Controversy

Fail To Agree On Rent, Sugar   Republicans Back Control of Rubber

Senate GOP for Rubber Controls: Fight Sugar, Rent  Will Continue With Efforts on Latter Two Regulations

G.0.P. Will Back Rubber  Controls.   Senate Republicans Split on Rent, Sugar Rationing

To Support Rubber Controls   Senate Republicans Discuss Matters Saturday

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  ‘Junior’ Was Going To Make A Million; Wonder If He Did

The Army Is Full of Guys Like ‘Junior’ Who Managed ‘to Duck All the Work

U.S. Asks China To Arrange for Settling of Debi   Lend-Lease Officials Send Note to Chiang Requesting Negotiations

U.S. ASKS CHINA FOR SETTLEMENT OF LEND LEASE   Would Commence Talks On Meeting LL, Billion Deht

Coke Stevenson To Be Rotary Speaker March 13   Ladies Night To se Observed With Excellent Program Thursday Next

Mn Defiance of July 29 Tradition Hope Bets Bing’s Hat Rain Will Pass Up Waynesbura

Ice Jam Slows Polar [xplorers   Demolition Planned to Give Access to Base At Litthe America

Huge Ridges Of Ice Blocking Byrd Path Into Base At Little America

Atomic Blasts Have No Apparent Effect On Cancer, Leukemia   Cancer Congress Told Increase Not in Evidence

Atom Blasts on Japan Had No Effect on Cancer, Leukemia, Doctor Says

Distillers Take Holiday  To Save Grain   Food Committee Wins First Round Battle Wher 18 Of 39 Agree To 60.Day Suspension.

Today's Menu Will Provide Ciear Picture   U, S. Distilleries Are To Be Closed Down Sixty Daves

Whisky Makers Contribute Huge Saving Program   10 Million Bushels Go To Government

U.S. DISTILLERS PLAN HOLIDAY TO SAVE GRAIN   Nation Swings into First Eqgless, Poultryless Thursday under Truman Plan

Poultryless Thursday Finds Distillers In Line ~ With Truman’s Program

Distilleries To Shuf Down For 60 Days    Charles Luckman Predicts Entire Liquor Industry Will Join in Declared Holiday,

Some Distillers Will Submit to 6-Day Holiday   18 of 39 Whisky-Makers to Stcp Production for Two Months

NOTE FROM MOSCOW SAYS RUSSIA IS READY TO RE_SUME THE JOINT NE '  GOTIATIONS

Soviet Note On ~ Korea Is Beng  Studied By U.S   Russia Seeks To Resume Negotiations On Korea With United States   FOLLOWS RECENT NOTE BY MARSHALL

PROBLEM IS POSED THROUGH LITIGATION   TARUUOGH LITIGATIUN  Dispositicn ‘of Estate of $105,000 To Be Decided; Baingo is An Heir  ‘QUESTION OF DEATH

He Lived Like King but Now Must Face Charge for Taking Money From Bank Chute

$12.500 Found In Chute Spent At Race Track   Ex-GI Who Fled With Money Caught After Search Since May 25

Fear Vessel Breaking Up In High Sea   Two Other Craft In Distress As Storm Lashes Wide Area

REPORT SHIP BREAKING IN TWO AT SEA   Hull Endangered By Swelling Cargo of Rice

SHIP BREAKING IN HEAVY SEAS   Owners Fear Rice Cargo May Burst Hull

Fierce Seas Breaking  Ship in Half Wet Rice May ~ Burst Her Hull

House Probe Committee Called Freedom Threat; Movie Stars’ Protest ©

Plan To Send Karen Morley to Washington   To Answer Taylor’s Charges; Nationwide Broadcast Is Arranged

Actors’ PCA Finances Trip For Accused   Sending Woman to Un-American Probe; Protests on Air

On Probe Of Hollywood Reds... . Actress Planning To Answer Taylor

ACTORS READY PROBE REBUTTAL   Hollywood Grau To Reply To Un-American Charges

Plane With 30 Catholic Missionaries Crashes ‘In China; Ten Injured

Arabs 1% % as Fight To end British Hold On Palestine   Delegation Appears Before UN Political Group In Afternoon

Arabs To Seek End. Of British Palestine Rule   Jews.Plead For ; Homeland. : as.LIN_.  Committee Meets *

Carry Demands To Floor Of United Nations .... Arabs Fighting For End To British Rule In Holy Land

Nursing Group - Meets Monday   Directors Vote To Give $50 Ta Tuberculosis Association

Chairman Reports Christmas Seal _ “Sale Nets $1,461   Directors Of Public Health Nursing Association Meet Monday Night

BOY FIRES RIFLE TO KILL BROTHER   Nine-Year-Old Is Victim of Shooting Accident

VAN AKEN PLAN NOT WORKABLE, GOVERNOR SAYS   Executive Says Taft Agrees With Him; Little Chance Seen Of Overriding

Decision Is Hailed By Labor   Governor May Recall Solons To Talk Over  New TLarieletias

Governor Says Taft Supports Veto Of Buckeye Measure   Believes Ohio Legislation ‘Would Be Too Difficult To Put Into Working Order’

NO LIKELIHOOD OF PASSAGE OVER VETO   Taft Agrees With Governor Measure Is Unworkable   On Proposal To Increase Salaries For State Elective Officials

Says Measure WouldLead — To Confusion   See No Chance  To Pass Bill   Over Veto

UN EMERGENCY MEET PLANNED   Holy Lund Violence in Wuke of General Assembly Partition Approval Causes UN to Call for Emergency Session s0 That Preparations Can be Made for Committecs to Function.

General Assembly Of United Nations Ends ‘47 § Sessions   Palestine Commission Of U. N. Prepares To Hold Emergency Sessions   EAST-WEST CONFLICT SEEN AS INCREASED

NEW. HOUSING SETUP ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Proposes Merging Al Housing Functions  In One Agency

New Housing Agency Is Proposed   President Truman Urges Single, Permanent Setuy

President Proposes New Housing Agency   Merger Of _Loosely-Knit Housing Functions Recommended

TRUMAN GALLS FOR MORE UNITY IN HOUSING PLAN   Chief Executive Orders Permanent Agency for Lona-Range Economy

NEW HOUSING AGENCY ASKED BY PRESIDENT   PERMANENT BUREAU TO BE SET UP IN 60 DAYS

President Orders Housing Program Placed Under Single Permanent Agency

Curley Seeks Amnesty For U. S. Servicemen Serving Small Sentences

With Some Misgivings  Sen. Wiley Collection Of 300 Congressional Jokes Awaited

Veteran’s Story Of Double Slaying Is Discounted By Probing Officers   " Boasts. Of Killing Prominent Beckley, W. Va. Couple But His Story And Actual "Pacts Fail To Dovetail.

Navy Veteran Admits Killing ~ Couple In Car   Police Cite Discrepancies In Story Of Slaying By Youth; Confessed Beckley Murders

Confession Studied In Beckley Slayings   Police Skeptical After Arrest Of Raleich Youth in Cmeinnati

Suspect, Hunted In Kidnap Death, Is Found Wounded   Veteran Stabbed Fatally, Girl Companicn Is Abducted and Attacked

Slayer And Rapist Tries To Kill Self   Attacker Is Identified By Pretty Victim

WEEKEND PHONE CRISIS = SLATED   Issue Expected To Be Ir Doubt Up Until Monday Strike Deadline

COUNTRY HEADS TOWARD WEEKEND “CRISIS”   Telephone Strike May Me In Doubt Up To Deadline

DETROIT WOMAN EXPRESS CLERK STOLE FORTUNE   Admits Embezzling $107,110 to Send to Her Boy Friend

‘ The Senator Looked ‘a Little Done In"  -Haaaqard Morse Talks 9 Hours, 59 Aidit

Senator Sets Modern Talkathon Mark   WAYNE L. MORSE OF OREGON GIVES SENATORS NINE HOUR, 59 MINUTE EARFUL

Blood Links Fiance With Yacht Murders   Investigators Revea] Damaging Evidenee Against George Collum 21, in TimeBomb Slavines

Local Army Recruiting Station Officer To Distribute Victory. Medals To Vets

To Distribute Victory Medals at Emmetsburg City Hall After Aug. 15

VICTORY MEDALS SOON AVAILABLE   Veterans May Get Them From Army Recruiter

British Troops Are Called Out In Wide Strike   Cabinet Will Meet  Extra Session On Truck Dispute

Britain Calls Out Troops  To Haul Food   Truck Drivers Turn Down Appeal to End Week-Long Strike

TROOPS CALLED TO HAUL FOOD   Truck Drivers Reject Appeal From Union  Heads In England

Troops Called ~ To Haul Food      Service Labor Called Into Action In British — Crisis 

Troops Called In Britain’s —  Truck Strike   Action Taken After Strikers Reject Advice of Leaders

British Troops Called to Haul London Food   Defiant Truckers Reject Appeal to Conclude Week-Lone Strike

TROOPS 10 HAUL FOOL IN LONDON      Rations Short in British Capital; Union Refuses to End Strike

Britain Calls On Army fo Move Food   Troops Ordered To Replace Strikers Monday

TO HAUL FOOD   Emergency Measure Taken By British Government In Truck Strike

TURKISH HEL F SAID NECESSARY   Solon Claims Aid Would Block Russia Taking Over Dardanelles

Dr. Greer Will Head  Foundation  Thomasville Mar   Thomasville Mar Leaves Home For New Post

Poultry Committee Claims Eggless-Poultryless Days To Endanger Food-Saving Plan

Sen. Brewster May Not Confront Star Witness In Senate's War Probe   Airplane Builder Reports To Investigators In Washington; Willing To Repeat  “Blackmail” Charges Against Senator.

Hughes Ready to Repeat Charges Against Senator:   Aircraft Maker Says He Will Testify Under Oath Against Brewster of Maine

Orders Study of Foreign Aid Program  President Names Three Groups

President Names Study Groups On U. S. Aid Ability   Truman Says Extent To Which We Should Keep Up Aiding World Recovery Is Matter Of  Grave Concern To Every American’

Matter Said Grave One for All Americans  Truman Concerned by Possible Effects on

Impact Upon U.S. Subject Of Planning   President Selects Three Committees; 19 Leaders Chosen

Orders Study of Foreign Aid Program   President Names Three Groups to Compile Report

IMPACT ON U.S   Truman Names 3 Groups _ To Probe All Angles Of Foreign Aid Program

3 COMMITTEES STUDY IMP AGT OF FOREIGN AID   Will Determine Hew Much Ecenemic Strain Nation Can Stand   NON-PARTISAN GROUPS PICKED BY PRESIDENT

Special Groups Are Chosen For Economic Probe  President in Quick Move To Ascertain U. a  OT ou a th

COMMITTEES ARE NAMED BY TRUMAN   Leaders Appointed For Study of Foreign Aid Program

Groups Chosen To Make Study Of Aid Limits      Truman Holds Program Of Grave Concern To - America

U.S, AID ABROAD TO BE STUDIED   Truman Names Leaders In Various Fields to Prohe Pronram’s Imnart

Three Groups To Study U.S. Aid Effects   Truman Names Committees  To Investigate Lmpact   Of Foreign Program on  "This Country

Hit Back First Time  And Kill 12   Haganah Defense Corps Bombards Enemy Strongholds

Twelve More Killed As Fighting In Holy War Is Intensified   Heavy Weapons Used In Battle   British Authorities Agree To Withdraw Police From Tel Aviv, Other Areas

Senate Set to Override Veto   Final Yote Due at 3 P. M. Today; President Truman Faces Biggest Test

Flood Pound: At Town In lowa   Army of 1,000 Fights to Save Levees

Flood Waters Pound at City in Iowa  Pecrciuctian af Ann   EE bennett a OT aay  Evacuation of 400 Inhabitants of Town Speeded Up

Flood Waters Pound at City in Iowa   Evacuation of 400 Inhabitants of Town Speeded Up

One Town Is Deserted as Water Rises   400 Farms Cleared Of Stock In One Section Near Hannibal, Mo.

FLO6D 1S MOVING ON OAKVILLE, I TOWN EVACUATEL   ‘Break in Dikes Brings Fear of Inundation—800 of 1,000 Fighting Waters Withdraw to Safety.   ‘STRICKEN MIDWEST  AREAS TO GET RELIEF   Senate in Washington Passes Bill Authorizing $15,000,000 Expenditure to Repair Levees.

River Rises; Oakville, Ia., Is Evacuated  Levee Breaks Bring Threat Of Inundation

Floods Threaten  Increased Damage  In Four States Ge Be ar ee   All Residents Leave  Oakville, la.; Federal Aid For Water Victims

Army Of Workers Forced To Retire From Scene  lowa Flood Waters Threaten Inundation Of Entire Town

Families Flee  Surging Riven   Coast Guard Helps Figh Rampagine lowa Water

Stop-At-Border Subpoena Issued For Johnny Meyer   Postponement Of Probe Means No Let-Up In Search For Hughes’ Publicity Man   HEARING TO RESUME IN MID-NOVEMBER

DRAGNETIS SFT FOR HUGHES PUBLICITY MAN   Senate Hearings On Wax Contract Are Adjourned

DRAGNET OUT FOR PARTY-MAN JOHNNY MEYER   No Letup in Search Because of Delay in Hearings—Ferguson

Hoover Cuts Estimate Of Relief Needs   Question Of Long Ot Short Program In Austria Reised

Hoover Urges U. S. Spend $155 Millior For Austria Relief  Question of Long Or Short Range Program Is Raised

Hoover Report Raises Foreign Relief Problem   Austria’s Needs Are Outlined By Ex-President

Hoover Urge: 155 Million For Austria   Relief Must Be Continued Until July ’48

Margaret Truman Is Honored at Party Before  Concert in Des Moines

Monopoly On Atomic Energ\ Is ‘Illusion’  Gromyko Asserts   Gromyko Asserts In Urging U.N. Ban On Weapon

Atomic Monopoly  ‘An Illusion,’ Says  Soviet Gromyko Urges U.N. to Outlaw  A-Weapons in Interest  Of World Harmony

U. S. MONOPOLY OF A-BOMB IS “AN ILLUSION?   Gremyko Warns Naties May Find Itself In “Less Favorable Positien”   SITUATION CAUSES MUTUAL SUSPICION

*GROMYKO TELLS US. “MONOPOLY’ WILL NOT LAST   g Senators Believe Russians Will Not Cooperate In Atom Energy Control

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Warns That Atomic Weapons Must be Outlawed by U. N. Promptly.

Red Official Gives Hint of Soviet Effort   Outlawing New Power Completely Is Goal Urged by Russian

RAPS ATOMIC STAND OF U.S   Evident Monopoly of Ator Energy Production Held Illusion by Gromyko

Explanation Of Acheson’s Statement Is Held As ‘Unsatisfactory’   Russians Retain Original ¢ )pinion   Molotov’s Rejection Comes On Eve Of Opening Of Four-Power Parley

Molofov Rejects Marshall Reply   Red Protests Answer on Acheson Statement

SOVIET RUSSIA RAPS ACHESON IN 2ND NOTE  Criticism of Russ   Criticism of Russ Policy Backed -By U.S.

Russian Rejects LS. Note   Spurns Reply To Protest To Acheson Charge

Reply to Protest Is Termed  Unsatisfactory’   Exchange Revolves Around Testimony of Acheson to the Effect That ‘Soviet Policy Is Aaaressive’

EARLY PEACE i JAPAN   MacArthur Says Plar for Democratic Society Completea

SWEENY DIES AT AGE OF 64   Former Welfare Secretary, Prominent GOP Leader, Publisher Succumbs

Sweeny, Former State Secretary Of Welfare, Dies   Greensburg Publisher, Republican Leader, Il Only Since May 4

Arthur Sweeney Taken by Deatt   Prominent GOP Leader ) And Publisher

Mississippian in Congress Since 1920 to Seek Bilbo’s Senate Sect

. a   Mississippian in Congress Since 1920 to Seek Bilbo’s Senate Seat

IN PALESTINE AREA   Underground Attempts tc Put Explosives in Government Office in Jerusalem,

Former Senator Ealy Succumbs  President Pro Tempore Of State Senate from 1941 to 1945

Taber Fights To Prevent Change : In Six Billion Federal Budget Cut

Officials Of india And Pakistan Confer In Effort To Quel! Strife

New Dominion Groups Confer On India Strife   HIGH OFFICIALS SEEK WAYS TO END RIOTS

INDIAN, PAKISTAN OFFICIALS MOVE TO QUELL RIOTING   Sikh Minority In Punjab Expected To Reject Boundary Decision

India, Pakistan Officials Seek To End Rioting   High Officials of Twe New Nations Confer On Punjab Vielence

Seek fo Stop Bloody Strife In Punjab Now   India, Pakistan Confer on Quelling Riots Over Boundary Decisions

Peace Moves  Are Started  India Le aders Try  [4 Ae HW. we pt ghar 1.4

Fear Border Row Brewing   Sikhs Not Expected. To Comply with Decision on Punjab Line

HIGH OFFICIALS OF PAKISTAN. AND INDIA CONFER IN AN. EFFORT. 10. (QUELL BLOODY COMMUNAL STRIKE

New Boundaries May Aggravate Fight India, Pakistan Attempt To Quell Bloody Punjab Strife

SEEK TO END BLOODY RIOTS   India and Pakistan Officials Confer as Territory Is Divided

Bloody Strife Responsible For Session   Boundary Row Adds To Trouble In “New” India

More Strife Seen  Bloody Communal War Rages In Punjab Section Of India

VIOLENCE FEARED IN INDIAN LAND DIVISION   ‘Commission Divides Punjat Between 2 New States; Sikhs May Obiect

LANE REVEALS PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN ASSEMBLY   Minimum Sales Tax Exemption Will Be Changed To 14 Cents   SESSION CONVENES NEXT WEDNESDAY

Lane Proposes Higher Sales Tax Exemption   Governor To Present Program-At Joint Assembly Session .

_ ELECTRIC FANS $11.05 AND $23.50, — THE OHIO PUBLIC SERVICE CO—Ad.

Reds Say Fascism at Work in U.S. Claim Russia Struggling for Peace

Says Fascism at Work in United States  Warns Americans to Remember

Says Fascism at Work in United States  Warns Americans   Warns Americans to Remember Fate of the Nazis

Boxcar Shortage Tightens Grip on U.S. Industry  Situation Expected to Get Worse, Before Raliet Camac

Boxcar Shortage Tightens Grip   Emergency Meeting Called for Wednesday

BOXCAR PINCH TIGHTENS GRIP ON INDUSTRY   SITUATION GETTING WORSE; SENATORS SEEK SOLUTION

Rail Leaders Seek Solution To Situation   Worst Shortage In 20 Years Grips Nation’s Industry

Conference To Search For Solution   Farms, Factories, Flour Mills and Publishers Feel Critical Pinch.

OFFICIALS SAY SITUATION WILL BECOME WORSE   industry and Government Leaders Seek To Boost Output

Industry Hard Pressed For More Boxears   Officials Meet to Discuss Solution for Worst   Shortage in Twenty   Yeurs

Boxcar Lack Throttles U.S. Industry  Rail Men Say Crisis To Get Worse Rafare Anv Relief

Lack Of Cars Tightens Grip On Industry  Of Boxcars In 90 Years Occurs

Shortage of Boxcars Cut Into Industry   More Critical Stage Is Expected; New Deliveries Delayed

Worst In 20 Years Shortage Of Boxcars Slowly Throttling Industry, Claim

Boxcar Shortage Tightens Grip Over Industry  Railroad Spokesmen foresee Darker Days

Boxcar Shortage Serious Threat To U.S. Industry   Agriculture Also Injured By Rail Tieup

Shortage Of Boxears Tightens Throttling Grip On Industries   « Railroads Say Situation To Get Worse Before It Gets Better: Solution Soucht

American Industry Throttled   Tons of Freight ver Nation Tied Up on Platforms

Officials Meet To Thrash Out Rail Problem   Railway Spokesman Predicts Scarcity Going To Be Worse

MANY AREAS AFFECTED AS OUTPUT DROPS   Government Agencies Call Conference to  Seek Solution ~-

BOXCAR SHORTAGE cr We INIICTRY   Rail Spokesmen Think €onditions To Get Worse Be- fore Improving   AGENCIES SEEK SOLUTION TO CRITICAL SITUATION

Finished Goods Stored For Lack Of Freight Cars   Lumber,.°Grain, Newsprint: ‘Held: ‘Back ‘By’ ‘Short age’ Of Boxcars ‘To “Move Them

WORST IN 20 YEARS CLOSES PLANTS DOWN   Senate Committee Calls for Business Conference ~ to Seek Remedy. °°:

Police Hunt For Maniac Slayer  Some Clues Found in ee ee ee ee re

Seek Maniac In: Brutal Slaying   Killer Used Crudely Mad. Tomahawk To Murder Housewife, ~

Administration Urges Revision ~ Of Hot Statute   Most Controversial O: New Levies in Duff Program

[33 CONGRESSMEN ASK FOR PENSIONS   FILE APPLICATIONS UNDER NEW LAW—GROUP IN CLUDES DEWEY SHORT,

176 Seek Congress  Pensions   13 Fermer Congressmen ‘And 123 There Now Apniy For Ald

Pensions Sought by Lawmakers Under New Bill  Deadline Nears for Filing of Applications

PENSIONS DUE FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS   EX-SOLONS OVER 62 GET FIRST CHECKS NEXT MONTH

rab Declares:  Par ‘tition Plan  To Be Opposec   ‘Spokesman Asserts’ U.S; . British Od Will Be. “Cut TOE? If HUN Adopts : te

ARABS THREATEN TO BREAK IF SPLIT UP   Rupture With Western Worlc   Palestine Reprisal

ARABS UNITE IN PARTITION FIGHT   Complete Break with West I: Forecast—UN Will Hear British Viewpoint

Find Body of Austin Child   Located In River Mile South of City By Searchers

‘Dual-Purpose Dams for Flood Control and Recreation Envisioned by Governor Duff

CLEARING HOUSE TO MEET HERE   Will Have Business Meeting And Banquet At Hotel Frances

Urge Using Issue As Plank in GOP National Meeting   Consider Bill as Stabilizing Factor In Labor Dealinas

TAFT-HARTLEY ACT MAY BE IN GOP PLANK   Taft and Stassen Say law Has Produced Good Results

HOGS TOP FOOD PRIGE UPSWING   Butter $1.05 In Chicago Area; Margarine Cut 5 Cents A Pound

First Below Zero Reading of  Year Is Recorded  Other Colder Reports Are Received From As Far South as Texas

TRIO TAKES 3650 AT MAHONINGINN   Patrons Put Into Kitchen Ir New Middletown Holdup

Loot Includes $650 and a Bottle of Kitchen of Inn While Cash RegisWhiskey — Patrons Are Put in ter Is Looted — Inn Is About 15 Miles from Youngstown,

Gandhi Warns India Rioters To Seek Peace   Religious “Leader Threat ens New Fast to Deaths.  s €onimunal Strife  Toll Rises

At Least Five Persons Die in Crash  Seventeen Were on Huge Airliner _ in Forced Landing

Huge Crowd Expected At  Harvey Farm   Cornfield Rally Next Friday Will Attract Voters From All Over The Tenth Dis trict.

—LEGISLATURE. Differ Over Funds For  Edueation  Big Variation In Income Estimates

WHO IS IN TRAP? IS ASSEMBLY QUESTION   Ballard-Daniels Feud On Figures Goes On

Increases in School Finances Hang in Balance  Extras’ Sought By. Too Many  Agencies, Claim

Ohio Assembly Branches Fuss Over Finances   * Extra Appropriations Over Operating Needs Crux of Argument

CASH DISPUTE CROPS UP AGAIN IN OHIO CAPITAL   Finance Chairmen Differ on Funds Available for ‘Extras’

CHANGE 15 VOTED IN JEWELRY TAX   HOUSE WOULD WIPE OUT 2 PCT. EXCISE ON ARTICLES SELLING UNDER 825.

C. T. LEVINESS  FOUND GUILTY IN BALTIMORE   Mercy Is Recommended For Former State Official By Jury   SENTENCE WITHHELD BY FEDERAL JUDGE

LeViness Convicted “In Income Tax Case   ‘Mercy Recommended - fo: a _ One-Time Penal System Head’ «

Today’s Outlook   By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst RUSSIA OBVIOUSLY DETERMINED TO CONTINUE AGGRESSION

Vishinsky Speech Shows Russia _ Has No Intention of Altering Polic

R. G, Le Tourneau fo Speak at September ‘Meeting in Mexia   Pastors Plan County-Wide Layman Meet

State Teachers  Are In Session   Annual P.S.E.A. Convention Is Under Way At State Capital

No Point Yielded ln Big Four Mee!   Western Powers Refuse to Accept Limit on Future Action

NO AGREEMENT IS REACHED AT LONDON   Russia, Western Powers Remain Far Apart   Study What Might Happen lf Conference Ends In Deadlock

ADMIT BIG 4 COLLAPSE 1g POSSIBILITY   Ministers Acknowle d ge They May Fail on Ger man Peace Settlement.

FEAR COLLAPSE BIG FOUR TALKS ON PEACE TREATY   RUSSIA INQUIRES OF FUTURE PLANS iF PARLEY FAILS

Peace Treaty With Germany Snarls Talks   Fifth Meeting Opens With No Agreement On Major Problems  Reached by Big 4

Big Four Still In Deadlock On Program   Western Powers May Act Alone to Help Recovery In Europe

Ministers Stil  Not Aareeing on  A Single Point   Talk of Events in Case of Breakdown 

Observers Await Result of Parley To Determine If East-West Breach Can Be Bridged; Deputies Fail  To Agree on Plar For Peace Talks

Second  ‘Treaty Failure  Feared   Western Nations See Possibility Of Collapse

London Peace Parley Facing Early Failure   Foreign Ministers Admit Collapse Is A Near Certainty

Big 4 Meet Collapse Seer   Marshall to Confer With Molotov in "Last-Ditch Effort’

MARSHALL 10 SEE MOLOTOV: MEETING EYED   Attempt To Clear East-West Picture Seen; Possible Parley Failure Talked

Talk ot F Future Plans!   Molotov's Aftempt To Determine What Action Will Be Taken Receives Brusk Replies from British, French; Americans Silent

7 ;  Marshall Plans to Meet Molotov for Talks on Germany   Russians Troubled Over Plan for Western Reich

No Point Yielded In Big Four Meet   Foreign Ministers Admit Possibility Conference May Fail   DODGE MOLOTOV TRAP   Western Powers Refuse to Accept Limit on Future  Action

Russia And Western Powers Indirectly Acknowledge Possibility Of Failure In Quest For Peace Treaty To Keep Germany Harmless But Helpful To Europe’s Recovery — No Agreement Reached On Single Point In Four Davs Of Discussion

FEAR REICH TREATY TALK IS FUTILE   Russia and Western Powers Indirectly Acknowledge That Quest for a Peace Pact Will Break Down Again.

Big-4 Admits London Talks May Collapse   Quick U. S. Action In Germany Likely If Session Fails

Marshall Plans Meeting With Russian Envoy   Ministers Fait Of Agreement On Major Points

Big 4 Tacitly Admits German Peace Failure  Still Without One Item Of Agreement After Talking 4 Day:

Marshall Will Meet Molotov ‘in Conference   Monday Parley Liable to Decide Whether Pact Is Possible

LONDON PEACE TREATY TALKS NEAR FAILURE   BIG FOUR MEETING GETS NOW HERE IN FIRST 4 DAYS

Soviet Demanc Opposed by (ther Nations  Centra  Government   Central Government For Germany Draws Opposition

Collapse Of Big Four Meet Seen   Molotov Accused Of Sidestepping; No Agreement On Single Maior Point

Treaty Failure Feared   No Agreement On Any Major Point After 4 Days Of Discussion

Big Four Failure > Hinted   Discuss Issue of What Will Happen If Reich Treaty Talks Fail; Agree On Nothing Yet

PROSPECTS DIM FOR AGREEMENT ABOUT GERMANY   Foreign Ministers ndirectly Ackno wledge For First Time They May Fail On German I reaty Settlement.

POSSIBILITY OF A COLLAPSE IN BIG 4 PEACE SESSION   This Was Indirectly Acknowledged by Russia and Western Powers.   WITHOUT AGREEMENT   Failed to Agree on a Single Major Point After Four Days.

Also Seen Concerned With Maintaining War-Fear Psychology. Inside of Russia

Soviel Propaganda Aims Interpreted   Russia Believed Trying  To Win Friends  In Europe

VALLEY DEFENSE FUND FOR WATER FIGHT AT $7,305.30; CHAMBERING REACHES QUOTA

Democrats To Sponsor Two Men Tuesday   France Fires’ Red Ministers   Chinese Break into Hoarded Rice Stores

Police Request Protection for Girl in Whose Home Racketeer Was Slain

L000 Refugee Jews Interceptect  on Crowded Vessel   Second Ship Bearing 4,000 Persons Reported En Route to Holy Land; Deportation to Cyprus Is Ordered

Police Judge Suspends Sentence After Man Quotes Verse from Bible

Rationing : Restoration  Is Demanded   Prices Making Steady Advance

Cost of Living Appears Headed For Record Peak  Both CIO, N. Y. Mayer Say Congress Should

Luckman Facing Tilt in Poultry Ban on Thursday   Brewers Reported Ready to Curtail Use of Corn

Dr. Alice Wynekoop Will Be Released By Prison December 28   Chicago Woman Doector, Now 75. Has Served 13 Years Of 25-Year Sentence

Army And Navy Merger Plan To Reach Congress   President To Send Message Giving Plan Agreed Upon By Army-Navy   TRUMAN REPORTS COMPROMISE MADE

PRES, TRUMAN PLACES ARMED FATEINGOP   Congress Speeds Plans To Unify Army And Navy

No Amendment Rule Sets Stiff Inflation Bout   Republican Leaders Decide To Push Bill Through House Today

GOP LEADERS PUSH MEASURE   Anti-lnftation Legisiation Scheduled for Passing Monday Afternoon Against . Objections of Democratic Leaders Who Pro: mise Fight.

GTHY NOTE ECEIVED IN ASHINGTON   iow Being Studied; ommission Idle Year

New York Butter Prices Take Dive   At Lowest Levels Since Last Aucust

NEW YORK STORES ~ CUT BUTTER PRICES   Chains Make Slashes of 6 to 8 Cents a Pound as Wholesale Market Breaks Sharply.

BRITAIN PINS SURVIVAL HOPE ON AUSTERITY   U. S. Generosity Abandoned As Clue To Regaining Place In Sun

ATTLEE TELLS COMMONS HIS” NEW PROGRAN   WILL ABANQON AMERICAN GENEROSITY AS NATION'S STATUS BECOMES GRAVE

‘DEVELOPED IN PACIFIC New Secret Weapon Is Claimed As ‘Awesome’ As Atomic Bomb

Scientist Tells Of Work on Secret Weapon  _ Development Starte After Tarawa

U. S. Scientis' Worked on . New Weapon   Engineer Joined ‘British. Scientists +, New Zealand

Rumor Weapon ‘As Awesome: as Atomic Bomb  Scientist Confirms Report of British, American Weapon

Temperatures in Wisconsin to Dip to 25 Below  full Aidava Ballacw   Cold Wave Follows Terrific Snow Storr

WORK FOR JAPAN PEACE IS HALTED   Russia Delays By Making Demand For Big-Power t Participation

Bring Out Aid Plans—Wherry   Includes Talk About Korea, China Help

Urges Lumping Of U.S. Foreign Aid Proposals   Wherry Wants ’Em All In One Bunch; Sees No  Need For Snecial Session.

OPEN INSPECTION OF AID PLANS PROPOSED   Sen. Wherry Sees No Need For Special Session

Wherry for Lumping of Foreign Aid  Sees No Special Session Needed

Wherry Asks Full Picture Foreign Aid  emande Preciden?t   Demands President List All Programs in Sinale Bunch

Wherry Ask: Foreign Aid Explanation   Sees No Need For Special Session

‘Flying Santa’ Of New England Dies   Heart Attack Fatal, Companion In His Plane Drowns In Piunge Into Harbor

Take Over Bank But It Stays Onen   State Seeks Cashier At Napoleon; Officers Still “Por” Cashier

SHERIFF SEEKING CHARLEY HARRIS   WITNESSES SAY SAW FAIRFIELD FARMER AT SLAYING SCENE

Taft May Back Aid to Greece   Russia Intends to Conquer U. S., Bullitt Declares

MILK DUMPED BY STRIKERS   Thousands of Gallons Taker From Trucks, Trains In Louisiana Protest

Strike Cuts Down Milk Shipments   Louisiana Man Shot  On Picketed Road

Milk Shipments Through Strike Zone Discouraged  Railroad To Accept it At Shipper’s Risk

Non-Union Farmer Shot; Milk Spilled   Railroad Discourages Shipments During Dairy Strike

SHIPMENT OF MILK BEING DISCOURAGED   Dairymen Making Shipments Te New Orleans Will Have To Contend With Striker<

Bogged By Flow Of Bills   House-Senate Rift ‘Rumors’ Accompany Heavy Work Schedule Of Topeka Lawmaker

STANDARD OIL BOOSTS PRICES   2nd Wholesale Increase by Company in 2 Week:

PRICES BOOSTED BY STANDARD OIL   Second Increase in 2 Weeks  ls Announced

COMMUNISTS LOSE IN FRENCH CRISIS   National Assembly Gives Premier Vote of Confidence After His Attack On Commies.

Women’s Jury Bill Aired In Assembly   Biennial Measure Reported to Have Good Chance of Passing —

OHIO TRAFFIC TOLL UP 10 13   Train-Auto Crashes Kill Springfield Family, Newark Residents

TRAFFIC FATAL TO 15 OHIGANS   Four In One Family Killed When Hit by Train at Springfield

China to Support U.S. UN Proposat   Limit on Powers of New Agency Favored By Wellington Koo

U. S. Officials Angered By Panama’s Rejection Of Canal Defense Plan

Assembly Action In Panama Irks U.S. Authorities   Defense Proposals For Canal Rejected; Truman Gets Busy

Causes Anger In U. S. Official Circles Today   Called “Unfortunate’’ and ‘‘ Absurd” —Hampers Plans  for Defense of Canal

Panama Rejects Canal Defenses   U. S. Officials Ired, But Solution Forecast

U. S.. Bewildered by. Panama’ $ Refusal ITo Allow. Bases. for Defense of Canal

Domestic Bills Given Priority  ; Cf rnD are einen  Pe 8 ee   GOP Senators Looking At Deadline

Sugar, Rubber Controls Get Top Priority   Congress Races Against March 31 Deadline To  Settle fecsuee

CONTROLS GET TOP PRIORITY   Congress Pushes Sugar And Rubber Programs to Beat March 31 Deadline

Congress Gives Priority To Sugar, Rubber And Draft Records Issues

Control Measures Before Congress  See Quick Action on Pandinag Rille

SUGAR AND RUBBER TOP SENATE LST   Expect Speedy Action Race Against a  March 31 Deadline

ACTION ON SUGAR RUBBER 1S SEEN   Deadline Faces Senate; Bi To Maintain Seiectee Rasarde ie Sanh

Supreme Court  Refuses Rule   Law Gives Gov’t. Right To Recover Profits From War  Fc, a a ne

MEYER DENIES BUYING FAVORS   Hughes’ Agent Is Flying Home From Paris

Publicity Agent Denies Bribery For Hughes Firm   Meyers, Flying Home from Paris to Testify, Denounces Reports

Meyer Denies Paying Any ll S. Officials   ' Howard Hughes Employee Flying to Washinaton

MEYER DENIES PAYING MONEY   Parties Were Strictly Business, Hughes Agent Savs

Denies Gratt Was Paid By Air Company   Publicist For Howard Hughes Enroute Back to States to Testify At Investigation.

Meyer Says No Official Ever Paid  In Any Form   Publicity Agent For Howard Hughes Makes Statemedt Enroute to States From Europe

Latin Nations To Support Soviet Move   Back Ukraine Council Bid to Get Russ  Favor for Argentine

‘Another Attack By Vishinsky Expected at U.N   Powers Dicker Behinc Scenes to Break East-West Deadlock

Stage Is Set ‘to Break U.N. Deadlock   Vishinsky Expectec to Deliver Important Tal

Cleveland Bomb Blast Probed  vExplosion Destroys Ey 1 flicial’ec Auta

Overell Girl Thought Under Svengali Eye   Dynamite Purchase Be lieved Traced to Boy Friend

AY ABAN BIG 4 COUNCIL   Decision to Abandon Council Must Come Throvgh Diplomatic Channels with Consent of All Powérs Which Joined in its Creation Increased Use of UN Expected.

NO MECCA ‘Sick and Frightened, Teen Ace Girls See Enough of N ¥   Queen City Police Chief Is New American Leqion Head

‘Driver Injured in ‘Truck Turnover   Barret Berres of Wewoke In Hospitok with Serious Back Husts

Driver Injured in Truck Turnover   Dorrel Barnes of Wewake In Hespital witht Serious Back Hurts

Alderson Inmate Seeks Court Writ  Convicted In 1944 On Espionage Charae

Seven Cameron County Communities Vote Tomorrow On Farm Committees

Funeral Services Held Toa .day For: Mrs.> Laura -_ -. Darville72 °°

Will Develop © Atomic Energy For Peacetime   _ Industry Given Green Light to Make Use of New Power

HUNGARIAN NOTE REQUEST DENIED   Soviet General Rejects Plea Nf Meeting of Control Commission

AMERICAN REQUEST FOR COPY )OF KOVACS “CONFESSION” IS FLATLY REFUSED BY SOVIETS

U.S. Is Balked In Probe of  Hungarian Cour   Request for Copy Of “Confession” Rejected by Russia

Copy Of Confession Refused By Soviet   General Weems Makes Point-Blank Request For Statement —

A INFORMAL G. 0. P.. COUNT — House Poll Indicates Labor Bill Passage

LABOR BILL'S * PATH CLEARED   Heuse Democrats Discard Any Idea Of Knifing  Meacure   WILL BLAME G. O. P.

Poll Indicates Big Margin for House Labor Bil   GOP Leaders Pushing For Passage Friday; Democrats Critical

Republicans See Ample Votes For Labor Bill   Claim Sufficient Strength to Override Presidential Veto

Republicans See House Majority F or Labor Curb   Estiniate Twé-Thirds’ Vote Will Insure » Override Of Presidential  Veto

Labor Bill to  Pass in House   GOP Leaders Take Poll To Reveal  Streneth on Measure

BIG MARGIN SEEN FOR LABOR PLAN   Two-Thirds Majority Hinted By G. 0. P. House Poll

House GOP Heads Counting Votes On Labor Bill  Want to he aria Tough  betmelies:”   Want to be Certain Tough Measure can Get Majerity Needed io Override Veto

Acheson_SoIndicates _   “ACTION WOULD MEET ONE OF STRONGEST CRITICISMS OF "PROPOSED AID TO GREECE

U.S. Policy to Be Explained to United Nations    Acheson Seeks to Overcome Objection U. S. Is By-Passing UN Machinery

Convict Marzani As a Communist  Concealed Affiliation With Reds, Jury Rules

WASHINGTON JURY CONVICTS MARZAN   Former State Departmen Aan Fores Prison

BAILEY ‘BLAME’ BLASTED INDETROM   Girl Proves He There Not West, When “Black Dahlia” Was Murdered

Agree On Strings. To Foreign Aid   ‘Congressional Leaders Stress Five Points

Relief Planners — Agree On Strings For Foreign Aid   Congressional Committee   RECOMMENDS A NEW U.S. CORPORATION   Scme Want Clause to Curk Foreign Nationalization of Industry

New Gov't Agency To Administer Aid To Europe Urged   Blueprint for Foreign Relief Made Public

PLANS FOR AID TO EUROPE SET BY COMMITTEE   ‘Congressional Group Recommends Government Corporation Handle Relief,

EXPERTS AGREE ON STRINGS FOR AID T0 EUROPE   19 Member Group Sees Corporation War Administration

Congressional Committee Reaches Agreement of 6 ‘Strings to Be Tied to Marshal Plan Aid

Single Agency. Urged To Run Aid Program  Congressmen Agree on ‘Strings’ Tox; Want Trad ta Acctctanrea

No Wedding ‘Run’ Noted   Kansans Apparently Not Concerned Over Coming Restrictions

ARABS KILL LEADER OF HAGANA JEWS   Assassins Slay Six Palestine Jews Today

High Jewish Officer Shot   Arab Assassins Kill Six Palestine Jews;  Hold “War” Council

Arab Assassins Kill Six Jews in Palestine Riot   Four Others’ Killed in Tel Aviv, Jatfa

Jewish. Leader, Slain by Arabs: At Jerusalem   Moslem Assassins Work With Boldness and Ef ficiency Today

Arab States Are Planning A Holy War   Meanwhile More — Violence Breaks Out in Palesfine

Additional Millions Must Be Raised By Plugging Loopholes, He Says   Fund Diversion  Touched Lightly   Governor Withholds De. cision On Income Tax  Pending Ruling

State Survey Shows 52 Countics -  Lack Proper ‘Hospital Facilities’

U.S. RELAXES  MARGIN RULE ON EXCHANGES   President Continues Drive to Balance New Budget

Requirement To Be Cut To 15 Per Cent  More Reductions Seen Likely Later

Inflation Peril Past. Board Says   Resumption of Margir Trade on Securities Eychancec Unheld.

MARYLAND STUDENTS REPULSED   Johns Hopkins Wins Skirmish, Holds Terrapin

U. of Md. Students Unsuccessful in John Hopkins Raid   200 Police Umpire Battle Over Kidnaped Terrapin

200 Policemen Umpite 05 CCOS rrr Johns Hopkins U. Students Fight Off 250 Maryland U. Invaders in Baltimore Battle

Today’ § Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for: . Telegraph Readers

‘Today In Congress   Eastland Accuses Wallace Of Trying To Turn U. S. Friends Against Her; Bureau Of Mines Asks Power To Enforce Safety Reaqulations

WALLACE TRIP TO EUROPE IS DEBATE TOPIC   Senator Charges Former Vice President Attempts to Influence. Allies   CHARGES CONSPIRACY ON PART OF COMMUNISTS

Wallace’s Stand On Foreign Setup Stirs Washington   Demo Senator Says Henry Trying to Get Friends to Desert US

FINAL REPORT WILL BE READY NEXT JANUARY   Senate Subcommittee Will Rule On Validity Of 20,000 Ballots   ‘IRREGULARITIES’ ARE CHARGED BY MARKEY

Mad. Senatorial Election Probers To Have Report Ready Before January I

Restitution Is Ordered InU. S. Zone   German States Must Pay Those Whose Property Was Taken In Hitler Regime

German RestitutionLawPromulgatec By U. S. Military Decree Enabling ePreperty Recovery By Thousands

Promulgate Restitution Law In US Section of Germany To Recover Property Taken By Nazis

Two Sailors and Ex-Convict In Binghamton: N. Y., Jail for Strikign 8 ' Year-Old Girl With Au-

Denounces Satellites of Russians for  -Oppressing Mayorities   Hungary, Bulgaria and Romania Governments Rapped When Signature Is Applied to Pacts

BALKAN PEACE PACTS SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   Oppression Charge Levied; Italy Wins Praise

3 Countries Accused — Of Oppressing People   Condemning of Hungary, Bulgaria Romania Made at Treaty Siening

Greece Crossroads Of Next World War Says Speaker  Forum Audience Hears Solomn Warde OF Canflii n+

STOP RUSSIA NOW URGES LECTURER       Grecian Speaker Warns “Against Russian Ag- — gression

Overhaul of WAA Personnel Urged  Surplus Disposal Is One-Third Done

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Robert E. Stripling Expert On Tracking Down Communists

italian Newspapers Criticize Sparing Of Germans’ Lives   Britain Commutes Three Officers’ Death Sentences:

Congressmen Seek Blueprint of Foreign Relief Needs and American Ability To Meet Cost

CONGRESS SEEKS OWN FOREIGN AID PLANS; ACTION IS-POSTPONED  HOUSE HALTS STUDY OF Driirnr pry ac walkhw   HOUSE HALTS STUDY OF RELIEF BILL AS MANY DISPUTES DEVELOPED

Congress Is Seeking Global Blueprint Of Foreign Relief Needs Before Taking Action

SEEK BLUEPRINT OF FOREIGN AID   PROTESTS AGAINST ‘EXCESSIVE’ DRAINS MADE IN CONGRESS

Congress Seeks Diagram of F oreign Relief Needs, Ability to Meet Them

Congress Seeking Own Program For World Relief  : House Members Delay Decision on  $350,000,000 Bill

LIQUOR GRAFT CHARGE MADE   Dent Hurls Accusation In Senate Debate; Gelder Promptly Denies

U.S. Delegation To Treaty Parley Starts For Russia   Secretary Of State Marshall - And Aides Leave Washington This Morning   DIFFICULT PARLEY SEEN BY MARSHALL

TREATY DRAFT NOT EXPECTED BY SECRETARY   DECLARES. CHIEF HOPE. 18 - FOR AGREEMENT ON BASIC . FORMULA’.-FOR” GERMANY TREATY

‘5 GLOOM OUTLOOK FOR CONFERENCE 3   Sees Agreement on Only Fundamentals of German Treaty. °

TAKES GLOOMY OUTLOOK FOR CONFERENCE *   Sees Agreement on Only Fundamentals of German Treaty

Statesville Shots   Informal Glimpses ef Peeple In and Areund Statesyille.

World Wide Fue Shortage Is Seen For This Winter   Anthracite Instit ute Makes Prediction In Weekly Bulletin.

Thomas Says List. Has 79 Movie Reds   Films ‘Tennessee Johnson’, ‘Mission To Moscow’, and ‘North Star’ Figure In Testimony Before Washinaton Hearina

———e eee  Records To Be Offered At Hearing  Robert Taylor Tops Witnesses

Report 79 Movie Personages Linkec With Espionage   Special Counsel for Industry Fires a Counter Blast at  Lara Mvcacin Dcckex

Evidence of Communist Espionage In Hollywood, Rep. Thomas Says   Chairman of House Committee Also Claims Very. Complete Record of 79 Persons. Who © Have Engaged in Subversive Activities ~

‘MORE INDICATION’ OF RED ACTIVITY NOW IN FW MI ANT   Screen Actore Robert Taylor Made This Statement to Investigators.   COVERS 4 OR 5 YEARS   Most of the Spectators Today Were Composed of Women.

Committee Has Record On 79 Hollywood Persons Engaged In Subversive Activities

To Show 79 Hollywood Persons Engaged In Subversive Activities   Hearing Room Crowded As Robert Taylor Is Scheduled To Appeor

At Least 79 Hollywood Personalities Engaged  In Subversive Work, House Committee Charges

House Committee Claims Evidence Of Espionage Work  McNutt Hits Back at Investigating Group As ‘Dictators’

GROUP HAS DATA ON 79 PEOPLE IN HOLLYWOOD   Women Flock to Hearing Room to Get Glimpse of Robert Taylor

Claims Record On 79 Persons   McNutt Charges Probers Trying to Dictate Movie Control

Congress Members Inquiring Into Red Activities In Hollywood Assert They Know Of Subversive Acts By At Least 79 Film Capital Personalities—Witness Declares Test Pilot Was Tricked Into Revealing Secrate OF Sunerennic Ramber

CROWD CHEERS WHEN TAYLOR ASSAILS REDS   \iany Feminine Fans Of Leading Man At Session

Committee Says It Has Evidence  Of Subversive \, Work by Several Members of Movie Colony: McNutt Charges Probers Trying To Dictate And Control Films

SOLON TELLS OF LONG RED LIST   Robert Tayior Adds Ladies Day Touch Te Probe

Subversive Acts Laid fo Workers In Film Capital  Complete Record   Complete Record On Activities Given Committee

Evidence of Espionage is Obtained   House Probers Are Blasted by Movie Counsel

Thomas Claims 79 In Industry Party Members   MGM ‘Executive Testifies:  “Commies” Protested’*  Over Film Produced During Wartime

Says Record Complete On  Personalities  Thomas Reports At, Hollywood Communism’ Probe

Thomas Says Committee Has Complete Record of Subversive Activities of 79 Filmland Persons.  ACTOR ROBERT TAYLOR TO TESTIFY TODAY

INGER 13. ON 7 MOVIENTES, THOMAS SAYS   Silver Screen Really Pink, Head of Committee Intimates.

Counsel Raps Committee At Hearing   Subversive Activities Are Attributed To 79 Personalities

Red Activity Growing Fast Says Taylor   Actor Would Purge Movie Industry by National Legislation

—Hollywood Investigation—  Commies Active Taylor States   MeNutt Charges Hearing Attempting To Dictate What Is To Be Shown On Screen

ROBERT TAYLOR TOPS RED CAST   7 Other Witnesses Will B Heard Today In Probe

Bob Taylor Proves Big Attraction   Thomas Says 79 Hollywood People Are ‘Subversives’

Committee Has Recor d On Some 79   Witt Use Documented — Evidence’ in. Heasings or Hollywood -Personclities

‘Evidence to Come Out In Hearings. ‘Chairman Savs   Spectators Jam Room For Appearance Today Of Actor Robert Taylor

Committee Has Records on 79 In Movie Probe   Robert Taylor Protests Part In Wartime Film

Roster MadeUp Of Film  People   Hearing On Work Of Communists Continues

MeNutt Blasts Quiz of Films As ‘Dictation’   Committtee Promises To Reveal Records Of Red Leanings  Of ‘At Least 79”

Lawyer Blast Movie Probe   Assert Evidence At Least 79 Connected With Reds.

M Nutt Raps Probers On FreeSpeech   Declares Purpose OF Investigation To Control Movie Sets

Matinee Idol Tops The: List of Witnesses As Film Probe Continues

Rep. Thomas In Statement At Inquiry —   Robert Taylor Expected To Take Stand In Capital

Taylor Sees  Growing Red Film Activity   Evidence of Espionage to Be Revealed Later—  Thomas

Evidence of Subversive Activities By Many Hollywood Personalilies Claimed hy Hearings’ Chairman

Taylor Flays Filmland Reds   Actor Tells of Communist Activities; 79 Movie Figures Branded Subversives; McNutt Hurls ‘Dictatorship’ Charge

79 Persons Implicated, Thomas Says  Committee Trying to Dictate to Crraan Me-Nutt Savs

ROBERT TAYLOR CALLED UPON AT RED PROBE   Large Crowd, Mestly Women, Jam Room as*Actor’s Apnearance Is Expected.

BIG SADDLE HORSE “ SHOW’ COMING T0° PARK AUGUST 13   OKOBOJY LAKES COMMERCIAL CLUB SPONSOR EVENT  BY PALO ALTO CLUB.

Kremlin Talks Fail to Break Any Deadlocks   Ministers Slate Two Meetings on Austria In Drive to Adjourn

aESPITE vr   Marshall-Stalin Fail To Encourage Life Of Conference

Kremlin Parley Fails _ To Break Deadlock In  Big-Four Conference

MARSHALL HAS NO COMMENT ON STALIN TALK   Conference Understood To Have Failed To Break Deadlocks

(Marshall and Stalin ‘Fail to Solve Big Four Deadlocks   Ministers Tangle Sharply When Molotov Voices Demand for German Reparations From Coal

Talk by Marshall With Premier Stalin Amounts to Nothing   No Deadlocks Solved And No Conclusions Reached in Conference

Marshall-Stalin Talk Fails to End Treaty Deadlocks  Soviet Demands Heavy Coal Reparations;  Take Up Austria Pact

Big Four Chiefs Take Up Austria Problems Today   Double Meeting Planned in Effort to End Conference

TWO THEORIES ~ AT MASSILLON   COUNTY AND POLICE OFFI CIALS. WORKING ON TWO DIFFERENT, THEOR1ES IN DEATHS     OF-BABIES:

Massilon Cily Police and County Investigators Disagree — Officials are Checking Life of Nurse Who Found Babies Moment After Skulls wore Fractured.

School Reporters Interview Miss Truman; Ask Questions  Newsmen Hadn’t Thought Of

Pennsylvania Mine Blast Death Toll Raised to 8   Concert in Kansas City- No Truman Duets; President  Not Hep to Margaret’s Songs

 President and Daughter, iMargaret, Go Separate Kuve in Musical Plane

SOVIETS SCRAMBLE FOR URANIUM German Youths Said Fleeing From Russian Forced Labor

Russia-US Feud OnBalkansMay Decide UN Fate   Showdown Vote on US Plan for Border Watch Expected Next Week

Word Slugging By U. S.-Russ Stirs Council   Uncle Sam May Set Up Own Border Watch In BRalkans

Ballot Next Week  UN’s Future  Seen Hinging On Gromyko Balkans Vote   ‘Border Watch’ Veto May Prompt Actien Outside Organization

Future of U.N. May Hang on Balkans Issue   Russ Veto Might Bring U.S., British Action Outside Charter   Stassen Says U. S.. Russ Can Compete Without Going to War

UN Future Might Hinge On Result Of Balkans Fight   Veto By Russians May Force Others To Outside Action

U.N. FutureMay Hinge on Autcome Of Balkan Fight Between U.S. and Russia

UN Future Hinges on US, Red ‘Battle’ Over Balkans   We May Take Action Outside UN 1 Russia Vetoes Border Watch

MAY HINGE ON BALKAN ISSUE   Some Delegates Think Fight Between Reds and U.S. Over Problem Will Decide Life or Death for Organization.

FUTURE OF WORLD ORGANIZATION AT STAKE IN DISPUTE   Showdown Between U. S. and Reds on Balkan Situation Is Anxiously Awaited

‘Future Of United Nations Said To Depend On Dispute Between ‘U.S. And Russia Over Balkans

Future of UN May Hinge on Outcome Of US-Red Dispute Over Balkans

Balkan  Dispute  Perils Future World Group   Drastic Action Possible To Set Up Waich On Border If Riussia Blocks’ TIN Move

U.N. HINGES IN BALKANS   Russian Veto May Lead To Action Outside Organization

Trippe Asserts Airlines ‘Siek   Pioneer Offers 13-Point  Restaratian Pronoassl

  Air Man Complains of Bad Conditions in Plane Industry  Pan American President Wants General Review Of Routec Svctemc

Tax Cut Bill Reaches First Road Block   Senate Expected te Reject Motion te Delay Action

Senate Beats Move To Delay Tax-Slash Bill   Votes 48 To 44 For Im mediate Consideration Of Measure.

Ahead  On Tax Slash.   Income Levy Cut July 1 Virtually Assured By Senate Vote to Act On Bill at Gnce

Senate Decides To Go Ahead on Income Tax Bill   Democratic Motion To Delay Action Is Defeated 48 ++ 44

Senate Votes For Action  On Tax Bill   Solons Favor Immediate   Work on Measure to Cut Levies on Individual Income hv fulv 1

Votes Not To Delay Action   Approval Assures Passage of Measure Carrying Graduated Reduction

GETS SENATE TECT TODAY   Republicans Are Confident of Final Passage This Week

Senate Rejects Tax Bill Delays   Votes to Take Action Now On Graduated Income Measure

Senate Votes to Go Ahead With  Income Tax Slash   Decision to Cut Individuals’ Rates On July  Carries by Only Four Votes in Upper Chamber Today; Democrats Favor Delay

Temperatures   Republicans Defeat Move By Democrats for Delay  On Reducing Income Levy  George Motion Is Defeated 48-44 ’ In Solid GOP Action; Passage Ot RAW Tibale Tatar Thice Waale

Gets Green Light   Senate Votes 48 to 44 to Go Ahead With Bill to  Reduce Rates   “ALMOST SURE TO PASS   Proposal to Postpone Consideration Was Voted  nN

Tax Cat Measure Gets Green Light   Senate Votes 48 to 44 te * Go Ahead With Bill to . Reduce Rates   “ALMOST SURE TO PASS   Proposal to Postpone Con sideration Was Voted  Down

SENATE BEATS DOWN MOVE BY DEMOCRATS TO DELAY DECISION  FINAL ACTION FORECAcT

Final Approval of GOP Bill Appears Cerfain   Democrats Defeated, 48 to 44, in Move © To Wait on Budget

Mrs. Truman Is Reported Better   May Denies He Defrauded U.S.   Grain Buying Is Halted for Year   Accused Lynchers’ Defense Rests   Odom Claims Minneapoli: To New York Record   Bi cee ie   C. of C. Would Freeze Social Security Rates

“Arrested Me On Something Else’ French Artist Denies Guilt In Wife's Death

Paul Retoule Is Arrested As Pervert      Husband Of Slain Atlanta Beauty Accused Of Grave Offense

Capture Five In Gun Battle   Kansas City Police Identify Indiana Boys

OMAHANS BUY INTEREST IN EMERSON BANK   Transaction Effective as of Dec. 2

New York City Gripped By Blanket Of Snow: Some Areas In Isolation

SOVIET VICTORY ON SEATING OF UKRAINE SEEN   U. S$. and Britain Reported Ready To Yield in Insistence on India

Possibility Of Loans To China Studied _ U. S$. Ammunition Is  Sold Chinese Army

(China Purchases U.S. Bullets to Fight Communists  American Firms May Sell

Lend - Lease German - Designed Ammunition of Little Value to Yanks

AFL, ClO Merger Possibility Grows   Murray, with Big Steel Wage Contract Set, to Talk with Green

TAX CUT DELAY BILL DEFEATED   ‘Senate Beats Back Substi  tute Deferment Move

C10 Auto Union Delays Walkout: At Ford Plants   108,000 Stay on Jobe; Joint Panel to Study Contract -’ “Egeape -Clause”’   THREAT POSTPONED BUT NOT WITHDRAWN   Possible Agreement on Taft - Hartley Formula Will Decide Final Move

Pension Plan Taken Up; By . UAW and Ford   Still Stands in Way of Complete Peace Negotiations

Union Stull Threatens  Walkout   Peace Depends Upon Settlement Of Pension Plan

Group Will Study Law-Evading Plan   Walkout Of 108,000 Workers Set For Noon Today Cancelled Subject To Further Talks

Kidnaped British Sergeants Freed   Anonymous Caller Gives Report to Newspaper

REPORT KIDNAPED SERGEANTS FREED   Blasts End Underground Truce In Holy Land

THREE DIE IN BRIDGE CRASH   Two Girls, Youth Victims Of Tragedy—Driver Of Car Cheats Death

MOTORCAR INDUSTRY JUMPS PRODUCTION   Manufacturers Hope To Surpass 5+ Million Unit Mark By End Of This Year

BALL OFFERS. BIL 10 BAN ~— GLOSED SHOP   Universal Military Training Measure Is Re-introduced in the House   BONUS DRIVE LAUNCHED   Four Plans Submitted and VFW Favors Idea in Place of ‘GI Bil?’

FIGHT ON SALES TAX ENLIVENS HOUSE SESSION   Substitute Measure Offered By Pollack; Floor Battles Forecast   “OVERALL” CUT IN TAX LOAD HOPED FOR

Modest Slash In State Tax Asked By Lane   Governor ‘Foresees Event. wal Overall. Cut In Tax Load

President En Route Home On Battleship   Leisurely Non-Stop Cruise To Norfolk Is Planned

Truman Sails  For Norfolk   U.S.8. Missouri To Reach Port Sept. 19

TRUMAN LEAVES BRAZIL AFTER enn WILL TOUR   Battleship Missouri Carrying President: Will Arrive Sept. 29

President Ends Week’s Mission In Brazil   Departs on Missouri After Viewing Huge Independence Parade

TRUMAN ENDS BRAZIL VISIT   President Boards Warship For Trip Home After  Reviewing Parade

PRESIDENT LEAV RIO FOR LEISURELY RETURN TO STATES   Trip To Be Direct To Norfolk, To Arvive Sept. 20; Puerto Rico, Virgin Island Visits Put OFF Until Autumn

Truman Delays Island Visits  Enroute Home   President Starts Leisurely Non-Stop Trip Direct To Norfolk. Va.

Tells of New Use for Plastic Film  : Eggs Kept Fresh For An Entire Year

Senator Bilbo Suffers from Clot in Lung   Takes Turn for Worse And He Is Placed On ‘Serious’ List

SEN. BILBO STRICKEN WITH LUNG EMBOLISM   Mississippian Placed On Hospital’: Seriously 11 List; Has Mouth Cancer

U. S. Governors Ask Changes  In Taxing Plans   Chief Executives Want Federal Government To Yield Some of Its Powers; Marshall to Speak on Foreian Policies

Marshall to Address US  a ‘Governors   Too Much Washington Taxing Is Destroying Local Responsibility, Executives Are Told

Governors Hear Demands. About Taxing Powers  Government Asked Ta Yield Some

GOVERNORS HEAR CALL FOR CURB ‘ONU, S. TAXES   Government Should Yield Some of Powers, Says Ohio Executive.

Government's Taxing Power Under Fire   Ohio Republican Speaks Frankly At Conference

Ohio Governor Hits Federal Taxing Power   Secretary Marshall Té Address Utah Governors” Parley  Qn Aid Program

Governors To Hear Marshall Talk Tonight   Ohio Executive Would Restrain Federal Taxation

Qhio Governor Raps U. S. Tax   Herbert Says Too Much Now Being Collected By Washington

‘Governors Hear © Demand on Taxes   Ohio Republican Herber' Says Capital Destroys * Loeal Responsibility

Governors To Hear  Marshall   Address By Secretary Of State Is Scheduled For Tonight; Governor Herhert Hits Taxes

Sec. Marshall Speaks Tonight  Addresses Governors’ Meeting In Utah

Governors To Hear Talk By Sec. Marshall   CONFERENCE OF STATI EXECUTIVES OPENS TODAY

Tax Power Limit Sought By States   Governors’ Parley Awaits Majer Talk By Secy. Marshall

Cut In Federal Tax Power Asked   Ohio Republican Thomas J. Herbert Says He Is Opposed To ‘Unlimited Centralization’ Of Levying By Government

TOO MUCH TAXING FROM WASHINGTON   Herbert Tells Governors It De. stroys Local Responsibility

Governors to Hear Marshall At Salt Lake   Dewey Center of Talk On Presidential Timber As State Chiefs Gather

PAIR PICKED UP IN CAM: BRIDGE QUIZZED ABOUT. HOLDUPS THAT NETTED $137,525: -

MARSHALL MAKES PATIENCE’ PLEA   College Gives Honorary De. grees To Secretary Of State. Austin. Aranha

New Anti-Jewish — Riots in Britain   Reinforced Police _ Units Patrol District; 17 Britous Already Jailed   WINDOW SMASHING, LOOTING REPORTED   101 Cases of Serious Damage Recorded in Cit}, Authorities Say

Anti-Semitic Demonstrations In Liverpool   Police Are Rushed To All Jewish © Sections of City

HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR GIRL INVITED TO OPEN HOUSE AT ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL

Sean State Vote Returns  Both Party Heads See Gains for 1948 Campaign

Veto Threat By DeGaulle Slows Big Four   Marshall And Molotov Schedule Luncheon Which  Gives Ray Of Hope

DeGaulle Veto Threat Snarls Big-Four Meet   Some Hope Seen as  Marshall, Molotov  Schedule Confab

Marshall Invited Jo Luncheon at Soviet Embassy   Molotov’s Move Brings New Hope For Big 4 Progress

LONDON PARLEY WORK SLOWED   Marshall. Molotov Schedule Luncheon Meeting

ACCEPTS BID OF MOLOTOV   Conciliation Hope Seen In Friday Luncheon Meeting

DeGarlle Threat Of Veto Saarls Bis 4 Progress   Marshall and Molotov to Meet at Private Luncheon Later in Week

Marshall Accepts Bid Of Molotov to Dinner  De Gaulle Veto Threat Sends  WH? ¥___ Vee WD... VV.W.. 2. 2 wT _.*_

DeGaulle’s Veto Threat Slows Big 4  Molotov Meeting With Marshall

, Marshall Will Have Lunch With Molotov   American and Russian Lead. ers Schedule First Priv r ate Conference

REDS PRESS FOR A FREE HOLY LAND   Spearhead Drive in U. N. Aimed at Giving Palestine Full Independence, Probably Within Six Months.

Russia Heads U.N. Drive for Making Palestine Free      Soviet Demands Proposec Commission Submit Plan Without Delay for Holy Laud

Debate Still Raging in UN Meeting   United States, Britain Are Expected to Oppose Soviet Plan

Soviets Head Freedom Bid For Palestine   U. N. Move Aimed At Independence - In 6-Month Period-

Possibly Within Six Months ....  USSR Heads Drive To Grant  Independence To Palestine

COMMITTEE TC AID BUSINESS   Small Business Group Giv en New Lease On Life By Senate

Congress Majority Weathers Test on Small Business Committee Issue

GOP WINS 2ND TEST IN SENATE   Approve Extension of Small Business Committee

N. C. Senators Vote Opposition... .     Senate Forms New Body To Study The Problems  Besetting Small Firms

Senate Creates New Small Business Committee Despite Tongue-Lashing

Board Handling Small Business Given Extension   ‘Sen. “Tobey Views Move : As “Tossing Lollipops” To. Wherry, Brewster

Small Business Group Re-activated by GOP   Special Committee 1s Given $50,000 to Spend In Next Efoht Manth.

REPUBLICANS PUSH ACT THROUGH FOR BUSINESS--PROBERS   Small. Business Committee tc Operate Despite Heated Opposition

Small Business Group Is Formed By Republicans   Functions of New Body To Be Left To Banking Committee

Business Committee Created  San Paheau ftanvcle   Sen. Tobey Leads Attack Against New Oracnmizatznn.

GOP Victor In Senate - _  F ight   ‘Jams Through An Ex ‘tension of Small ‘Business Commitee;'  A Test of Leadership

Send New Special Small Business Committee On Way With $50,000 for Next Eight Months

Small Business Group Approved  . oe ee   Tobey Loses Out In Opposition

Navy Force Ready For Instant Action Desired  Admiral Says Service Reverting to Pre-War Doldrums

Unions Call Meetings on Warehouse Peace Okeh   Four Cents an Hour and 3 More Paid Holidays, Reperted

Price Boost As Spur To Saving   Bakers Will Promote Smaller Loaves And  Up Price A Cent.

RISE IN BREAD PRICES 10 AID WHEAT SAVING   KASTERN BAKERIES ANNOUNCE BOOST OF ONE CENT

Bakers Schedule Increase In Bread Price   Will Promote Sales Of Smaller Loaves To Housewives

Loaves up One Cent in Eastern Cities: Boost May Go to Other Sections

Boosts in Force In Some Cities; More Expected   Baking Industry Launches Program Of Grain Savings

RAISE IN PRICE OF BREAD MAY BOOST SAVING   Bakers Promise To Cooperate With Truman’s Food Committee

Bakers Agree fo Cut Flour .   Smaller Loaves, Two-Layer Cakes Are under Study

Bread Price Rise May Stimulate Saving Campaign  Bakers In New York   Bakers In New York And Baltimore Start One Cent Increase

Expect Bread ‘ToGo Up   Higher Price May Spur “Save a Slice” Drive; Bakers Push Wheat Saving Program

BREAD PRICES DUE TO RISE IN THE EAST   One Cent a Loaf Increase Is Expected Early Next Week in Philadelphia and Other Cities in That Region.

More Hikes In Price of Bread Seen   Higher Wheat and Flour Prices May Force Bakers to  Boost Bread Price

Bread Savings Are Seen For Nation   Smaller Loaves, Othe Changes to Be Promoted by Bakers

Bread Prices Going Up   Eastem Cities Lead Way With One-Cent Boost on Small Loaves

BREAD PRICE INGREAGE If IN PROSPECT   Baking Industry Promises Government to Promote Sale of Smal] Loaves.

Prospect of Bread Price Boost May Help Food Drive   Bakers in Sevaral  Eastern Cities Have Already Announced Weekend Increases

Increases InPriceOfBread — Expected To Stimulate HST’s  "Save A Slice A Day’ Campaign   Bakers To Promote Sales For Small Loaves, Open-Faced Pies And Two-Layer-Only Cakes

Baking Industry Agrees To Promote Food Saving Plan   Says Bakers Have Been Going ‘Easy’ On Wheat Because of Record Market Quotations

CHINA HAS ONLY ONE “ARMY   Government ~ Orders Papers to Rofor ta Trade ax “Randits.'’*

$100,000 T0 BE ASKED IN CONTRIBU'INS   Will Plan Campaign With Workersin  All Part County

Plan To Plead Guilty In Mountain Glade Murder  Newlywed Pair Bound Over On  Charoes OF Sev-Ture Slavin o

Newlyweds Accused In Sex-Lure Killing   Hand-Holding Couple Ap pear Resigned To Fate

MASON CITYANS HELD IN OREGON   Detained Without Charge After Fatal Shooting

REACHES AGE OF 101   Mrs. A. L. Sawyer is Oldest Restdent of Baldwin

Greeks Reported To Be Holding Off Guerrilla Forces  Reds Are Repulsed At Konitsa, Agrinion

Greeks Hold Off Guerrillas On 2 Fronts —  ’ Premier: ‘Pleads  : ” Boy Ata Rap Ferrer

GREEK TROOPS HALT OFFENSIVE BY CUERILLAS   Army, Short on Arms, Checks New Drive After Red State Proclaimed

PAPER PRICES ~— UNP UP AGAIN   Canadian Monopoly De - cides It’s Time For Another Gouge 

GAS INJUNCTION WILL BE ASKED   Will Attempt To Stock Flow Into Little Inch Pipe Line

Towa Woman Killed anc 5 Persons Hurt in Auto Crash at Cedar Rapids

AFL PROPOSES WORK HOLIDAY NEXT ELECTION   ASSURE LABOR VOTE AGAINST BACKERS OF TAFT-HARTLEY BILL

PROTEST VOTE URGED BY UNION PRESIDENT   Green- Sars 10 Million Workers To Go To Polis To Vote } Against Ovvonents

Election Day Work Holiday Demanded  AFL Head Asks For All Labor to Join

PERKASIE MAN NAMED HEAD OF STATE BODY   Brotherhood of - America Holds Annual Session   PERKASIE LODGE HOST

Thousands To Take Part In Holiday Event   Full Program. Of Entertainment On Friday Scheduled

Board Education Members Named  Raymond Brewster Appointed Chairman

Knutson Calls Tax Cut. Talk   Comnnittee To Air 5 Billion Relief

GOP Group Writing New Tax Sins   Republicans Hope To Beat Truman To The Draw

'Week’s Vigil Ends For Texan’s Brothers, _ Sister; Sergeant Survives Alaska Crash

They Wanted Happiness After War's End Only Two Of Eight Men Who Made Death Pact Now Alive

KEEP EERIE DEATH PACT   JAP PRISON PLEDGE CARRIED OUT BY SIX OF EIGHT,   Suicide of Vanderbilt Secretary Reveals Vow Made by Group to Die if They Failed to Find Happiness,

Eight Took Vow In lap Prison Camp   Would Take Own Lives if Not Happy In Post-War World; Only Two Are: Still Alive.

BIZARRE PACT  SUICIDE REVEALED   Unhappy Secretary Sixth to Take Own Life.

Soviet Determination  to End Opposition in Last Europe Seen  Britain’s Bevin Warns Dictators   Britain’s Bevin Warns Dictators Will Suffer in the Event of Conflict of Political Ideologies

Soviet Determination to End Opposition in East Europe Seen   Britain’s Bevin Warns Dictators Will Suffer in the Event of Conflict of Political Ideolocies

SOVIET PLOT CHARGE MARKS POLICY DEBATE   Political Ideology Conflict Draws Warning

Spangler E Ends            Jninstructed Delegation ‘o” National Convention :

Full Scale War In Indo-China Seen hy Minister  Word Sent to Paris - That France Will - Have to Fight It Ou

War On Large Seale Is Seen  For Indochina   Colonial Miaister Marius Moutet Reports France Will Have to Fight Je Out There

Colonial Minister Sends Word France Must Fight It Out There   CONVINCED V1ET-NAMESE PLANNED TO START STRIFE

Third Licuor Bill Before lowa Senate  Would Enable Voters in Cities and Town:   Would Enable Voters in Cities and Towns te Bon Liauer Sales

AT DEATH TRY   President Of Philippines Casts Vote For U: S. Investments

‘Roxas’ Vote Favors Right ‘Of US Investor in Islands Unperturbed by Assassin’s Attempt

CHICAGO BOY, 12, ADMITS MURDER   Killing Of 7-Year-Old Cleared Up; Girl, 17, Is Implicated

PHONE UNION’S OFFER 1.0 GIVE AID REJECTEL   Company Soys Workers Asked Free Hand in Serving Tornodo-Stiricken Area

SW BELL REJECTS    -—UNION’S OFFER   ‘Would Send Repair Crews,  Operators to Stricken ' Panhandle.

Plane Crashes Bring Death To 4 Persons  Shootings Over ‘State Take Four

Plane Crashes Bring Death To 4 Persons   ' Shootings Over State Take Four Orher Victims

17 Texans Die in Weekend Accident:   Auto Mishaps Kill Six, Airplane Crashes Three

CHRYSLER SIGNS WAGE AGREEMENT   WORKERS GET 11%4-CENT-AN:  HOUR RAISE PLUS SIX  PAID HOLIDAYS.

AUTO CO, JOINS GM IN RAISING EMPLOYES' PA)   85,000-Man Force, tncluding Non-Union Help, To Benefit by Action

Chrysler and Workers Sign Two-Year Pact   Gives CIO United Auto Workers 11/2Cents An Hour Wage Hike, With Six Paid Holidays

1 Deadlock Plan te Canal sas Warren Allegheny Gel s His Post Cold Shoulder

Resignation Has Been Tendered by Denariment Chief   Warren Drops Out of Conciliation Service Breaking Deadlock

Carroll Reece, G. O. P, National Chairman, Predicts 1948 Viaen hy

FIVE INJURED IN PENNSY WRECK              Chicago Bound Gold  _ Fails ot Warsaw, Jn Cars. “Overturn -- Cros! is Demolished.

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   New Gana War?   Five Hurt in Wreck

10 CARS DERAIL, FIVE BADLY HURT   Coaches Overturn, Tower Demolished in Wreck at Warsaw, Ind.

AIRLINER DOWN IN FRANCE: 23 PERSONS DEAD   + Americans Among Victims of Alpine Accident

Search Party Finds 23 Dead in French Plane   Four Americans Amonc Victims; Snowslide Buries Wrecked C-47

4 AMERICANS DIE IN GAG ON ALPS PEAK   Dig Bodies of 23 from Snow After an Avalanche Hits Wreck.

FUNERAL TUESDAY   Rites for Charles Wilson From the Norman Funcral Home.

The Wilson Rites Held on Tuesday   Services Conducted from the Norman Funeral Home by Rev. Morgan.

Welfare Checks To Be Reduced   Osborn To Explode Own Bomb In Social Work Legislative Fight

WILL SLASH PAYMENTS FOR RELIEF   Old Age Pension ‘Cuts Due In July; Says Gov. Osborn

U.S. DEMANDS . WITHDRAWALS: CEASE JAN,    Marshall Charges Russia Removing 500 Million Dollars Yearly

Marshall Tells Reds to Halt Reich Looting   Demands End to With. drawals by Jan. 1 in Showdown

Soviet Aims Under Attack By Marshall   Secretary Demands Halt _To Russian Withdrawals Of German Assets; Says Reparations Out

Demand Russ Quit Looting German Assets   Marshall Says Wasting Time I Can’t Agree.

Marshall: Hits Russ Looting   Secretary Demands Halt of Confiscation Of Reich Production

Charges Russia Robbing Reich   Marshall Says Assets Taken From Germany in Vast Quantity

Demands Soviets Quit Withdrawal Of German Assets   Marshall Demands A Halt by January. 1Says Over a Half Rillien Taken Yearly

Fear Russia Will Wreck Big-4 Parley   Western Diplomats See Little Hope for an Agreement

Marshall Demands Halt To Removal Ot German Assets   Charges Russia with Removal Demands Halt Effective January 1.

Says Russia Must Sfop Taking Assets   Marshall Charges Remavals-From Eastern Gdr~ mtiony At Half. Bittien ¥eorly

MARSHALL HITS SOVIET POLICY   Secretary Says Reds Bleeding Eastern Germany

MARSHALL IS ANGERED BY SOVIET GRAB   Pillage of East Zone of Germany Charged to Reds

Seeks Molotov Answer   Holds U. S. Not To Pay Price For Unification

—Foreign Ministers Confer  RUSS BLEEDING EASTERN REICH, MARSHALL SAYS   Secretary Demands End Of Withdrawals; Calls For Positive Answer From Molotov

Calls for Halt In Withdrawals By January 1   Appears Determined To Force Showdown With Soviet Minister

Red. Grab In Germany Denounced   Marshall Demands Direc! Answer From Soviet on Rehabilitation Issue

MARSHALL CALLS FOR RED ANSWER   DEMANDS RUSSIANS CEASE WITHDRAWAL OF GERMAN ASSETS

Senator Taft To Start East on Trip   No Assay of Tour Dus Until Leader Returns to Ohio

TAFT ALL SET FOR FINAL LAP   Pulse-Taking Ohio Senator To Head Eastward

Milk Prices Up In 5 Pa. Markets Going To 20, 20.55 And 21 Per Quart

Milk Price Increases  October 1   Commission Sets 201,4-Cent Price In Erie Area

Convention Held Up By  Union Snarl   AFL Considers  Hutchenson Case

Bill Hutcheson Power Tested  Notorious Dispute Delays Convention

UNION CHIEF IN CRUCIAL TEST   Carpenters’ Head Faces Jurisdictional Showdown

Hutcheson’s Carpenters Put on Spot   Labor Boss May Leave AFL Over Hollywood Dispute

Hutcheson Influence Put to Test aereson Si dence Ful to best  HOLLYWOOD UNION SHOWDOWN NEARS

Big Tax Cut Seen Farly ext Year   GOP’s Rep. Knutson Sees 50-20 Per Cent

Communism Topic of Army Booklet  Troops to Be Told of Soviet Threat

Describes Slaying Of ‘Her Husband   " Cut Up Body And Threw It [n River

Chicago Woman Has No Regrets For Killing Mate   Tells Police Details of Gruesom: Slaying and Says She Was Tired of His Beatings.

Marshall Says Balkan States Hinder Greece   Secretary Of State Calls For Removal Of ‘Red‘ Threat

Secretary Sets Tone fer-U.S. Assembly Stand   Session Tomorrow May Start New Phase in Life of World Group

Declares Threat Of Soviet Satellites To Freedom Of Greece Must Be Removed   Secretary Of State Sets Tone Of U.S. Approach For Assembly Sessions Which Open Tuesday

OFFICIAL ASKS UN TO REMOVE RUSS THREAT   Diplomat States Help Is Being Provided To Guerrillas

Calls on Assembly To Act Promptly To Ease Situation  In Balkan Area

Marshall Says Threats To Greek Independence Must Be Removed By UN   U. S. Concerned Over Aid Being Provided By Russia’s Balkan Satellites, Bulgaria, Wriernelewin Alhawse Ta Come like

Greece, Palestine and thé Veto Prime Issues’ =  Americans Before N. Assembly Opening Tuesday.

Marshall Asks (U.N. Action Tn Balkan Area   Russian Satellites Are Accused of Aidine Guerrillas

SQUASH RUSSIAN AIM TO BAR U.S. AlD FGR GREECE   America Opens Carefully Planned Campaign to Protect Truman Program

CAMPAIGN AT LAKE SUCCESS    Aim Is to Get. UN Squarely Behind ‘Truman  Doctrine’

RIOT RESERVES CAPTURE YOUTH   Pint - Sized Grade School Boy Runs Amok, Engages In Gun Battle With Officers; Clubbed Into  Quhymiscian

TEMPERATURES   Boston Police Capture Youth After Gun Fight   5-Foot Gunman Uses Student As A Shield

YOUNG GUNMAN DEFIES POLICE   BOSTON RIOT SQUAD HELD AT BAY UNTIL FLANKER CLUBS BOY

Boy, 15, Is Held On Two Charges in  [Alleged Shooting   Pint-Sized Student Used Another Boy as Shictd, Police Say; Onc Man Is Hit

Pint-Sized Youth Is Seized After Emptying Revolver At Two Officers   15-Year-Old School Boy Whips Out Pistol When Officers Stop Him To Question  Him Concerning A Bundle.

CHEEK 15 SUSPENDED   Patrolman Relieved of Duty for Days: for Fighting

CHEEK IS SUSPENDED      Patrolman Relieved of Duty fo 60 Days for Fighting

Arab Raiders Are Repulsed;  Losses Heavy   Haganah Forces Showered Arab Raiders With Grenades Is Report   ATTACK IS ALSO MADE ON BRITISH

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT TO FOLLOW UP CHARGE. THAT COMPOSER PERJURED  HIS WAY INTO U.5,

EISLER FACES     PRISON TERM IF CONVICTED   Alleged Communist Certain to Face Perjury Charge

HOPES FOR END OF TELEPHONE STRIKE FADING   Negotiators For Bel System’s Largest Unit Go Home

Union Action Dashes Hopes Of Early End To Telephone Strike   ; Proposal To End One Major Phase Of Tie-Up Fails Conform To Policy, Said

COLLAPSE OF NEGOTIATIONS JOLTS HOPE OF QUICK END TO CRIPPLING PHONE STRIKE

Phone Union Turns Down Strike Deal   Basis For Settlement Re. jected In Part; New Jersey Law Hit

Service .  To Await  Complete. Settlement   Policy: Committee . Must Approve Pac!

BASIS FOR PEACE IN PHONE ROW MATERIALIZES   Long Distance. Workers Accept Company Bid; Union Action Due Today

Plan Does Not Conform With Union's Policy  NFTW Committee Will issue Proposal Today

First Break In Telephone Tie-Ur  Offers New Hope For General Aqreement

Policy Contmmittee — ofUnion Rejects Pending Proposal and Will Issue One of Us Own This Morning

Company Officials Leave For St. Louis; Long Lines Negotiations Proqressing

Hopes Raised For Complete Accord Soon   Policy Committee Must Pass On Plan

UNION REJECTS PROPOSAL FOR ENDING STRIKE   Will Ofer Own Plan Whea Negotiators Recenvene This Morning   FEDERAL SEIZURE WAS UNDER DISCUSSION

Hope for Accord in Phone Dispute Bright  Long - Distance Group in Basic Agreement

PHONE STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS HIT NEW SNAG   Pending Proposal Does Not Conform With Union Policy

Earlier Negotiations Between A. T. & T. And NFTW Collapse: Policy Unit’s Ckeh Needed

Bids To End Phone Strike  Receive Jolt   Southwestern Bell Talks Collapse As Officials Go Home

Not Outright Rejection, Is. Beirne Claim   ‘Does Not Conform’ With Union Policy, Word On Proposals

Phone Strike — ‘Settlement Is Jolted Again   Pending Company Proposal Does Not Conform to Union Policy -- Negotiations Resume at 1] A.M.

Phone Walkout Settlement Is Given Setback   Optimism ls _ Persisten’ Despite Jolt Over Negotiations

Long Distance Workers, A. T. &T Asree on Basis  Over-All Union Policy Committee Still Must   Over-All Union Policy Committee Still Must Pass on Proposals

Long Distance Workers And A.T.T. Agree   Negotiators Agree On Basis for Settling Crippling Strike

LATEST JO EARLY PEACE HOPES   NFTW Committee’s Study Incomplete But Plan Not Rejected Outright By Unit

FINAL OFFER OF AT. ANDT. I$ ACCEPTED   TERMS READY FOR LONG DISTANCE WORKERS

Long-Distance And A. T. and T. In Agreement   Overall Committee t Have Final Say on Plan

Peace Basis Reached in One Phase of Phone Strike  Affects Long Lines Offers New Hope  For General  A PEC TX. te iia ae eg Ae eS. nan

NOTHING NEW ON TELEPHONE STRIKE FRONT   A. T. & T. OFFER NOT ACCEPTABLE, SAYS UNION CHIEF

Disagree On Progress Of Phone Talks   Union Says No End In Sight, U. S. Says Deal Likely Anytime

Long Distance Workers And Company Agree On Basis But Union Policy Ilas Yet 16 Act

TELEPHONE STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS RUN INTO A NEW SNAG   Long Distance Group Reports Settlement Plan Does “Not Conform to Union Policy.”   ‘OBJECT TO PROVISION “FOR LOCAL ARBITRATION   Beirne Announces Workers Will Make Proposal Today Which He Regards as Step Toward Peace.

STRIKERS HAVE NEW PROPOSAL FOR COMPANY   Local Arbitration Cause Of Rejecting Last Settlement Bid

STATEMENT PLANNED TODAY  “Agreement In Phone Talks Delayed: Union Hits Plan

Long Lines Union Agrees to End Part In Telephone Tieup   Settlement Increases Hope for Early End O General Tieup; Accord May Provide Basis For Other Union Agreements

Russ Challenge Can Be Met in German Treaty   Economic Unity -In Europe Backs U. S. Leadership

MARGIN" In VOTE ON BAX+ NING “UNION COERCION”  ENOUGH TO. OVERRIDE VETO i

Senate Whip Says Group Can Override Truman Ve‘o   Nebraskan Elated by Friday Vote on Labor Bill; Taft Scraps Boycott Injunction idea

Foresee Chance Of Overriding Labor Bill V.to   First Senate Test Vote On Labor Action Shows 6028 Victory   MEASURE MAY SOON REACH CONFERENCE

FOUR KILLED AS EXPLOSION RIPS COAL MINE   Three Injured, One Missing

Proponents Of Race Measure Losing Ground   Bill Sent Back < Into Committe By House Today

Hughes Arrives In Washington. For Hearings —   Will Wait Until Asked To Testify.

Hughes Arrives At Senate Probe   Flies Converted B-23 Bomber From West To Washington

Hughes Flies To Washington For Hearing   Says He'll Testify On Tax Charge When Invited

Hughes in Washington for Second Round of Hearings   . Pilots Plane Into Capital—Will Make Reply to Sen. Williams’ Charce

HUGHES ARRIVES AT PLANE PROBE   Tired After Hop From West; General’s Story Waited

SENATOR BALL ASSAILS RUSS DICTATORSHIP   Vandenberg Pledges Careful Study By Senate

Ball Supports Aid to Greece   ‘Strong Possibility’ O£ Soviet War Cited

Backs President Even if It Means Russ War  Hard Dictatorship _ Is Soviet Aim, Says Senator Ball

Republican Sees Peril  . From Reds   Says Political Aggressions Must Cease

PRIVATE PLANE FROM DAYTON WITH FOUR ABOARD _MISSING ON FLIGHT FROM CLEVELAND —

30 PLANES HUNT 4 LOST OHIOANS   Prominent Dayton Quartet Missing In Aircraft Since Monday

Se ee ee  Lincoln Held Election Pledges Binding And Vital To Republic

They Object To Printing Wire From Head Of Their Union   Telegram Advised Them To Continue Work During Pay Dispute

Upheaval In Cuba Follows Coup Charge   Invasion Alleged For Perpetuating Grau As President

U.S. Refuses Italian Ships As War Spoil   Ex-Euemy To Keep America’s Share Under Bie-4 Treaty

Effort Hits At Elements Of Communism   Question Remains As To What Other Allied Powers Will De

Brief Dictatorship Ends In Ecuador   Triumvirate Rules As Col. Carles Manchenos Dictatorship Collapses After Two Weeks

ECUADOR HAS NEW REVOLT   SECOND REVOLT WITHIN TWO WEEKS LEAVES THREE CABINET MINISTERS .IN CONTROL

) TRUMAN REQUESTS ‘OFFICE CHANGES   Reorganization Plan to Be Submitted during January.

President To Give Congress New Proposal For Extensive Reorganization Of Government

Truman Plans Reorganization  President to Offer Details to Congress Early in January

Byrd Flyers Aboard Ship   Spend 2 Weeks Under Wreckage; 5 Injured

Antarctic Crash Survivors Safe   Six Navy Men Rescued After Two Weeks On. Ice; 3 Others Dead. 

Snatched From Frozen Wastes... .  Dramatic Polar Rescue Brings Wild Rejoicing As Fliers Reach Ship

ee cnet  pone Liberal Movement Started by Wyatt, Henderson, F. D. R. Jr.

tributed by King Feavures SypdlReproduction in whole or in part forbidden.)

TOMPKINS EYES LT.-GOV, POST   Representative From Jackson County Discloses He Again Will Be Candidate; Was Defeated In 1940,

MERCURY SINKS TO -2 MARK AT CHARLES CITY   Mason City Reports 1 Below Temperature; See Rising Temperatures

Low Temperature it State Recorded at Decorah 18 Below   Is Midwest Low For Current Year Officials Report

Accidents Killed 100,000 ; Injured Millions in 1946  ‘Estimated Economic Loss Five Billion

[Accidents In 1946 Killed 100,000, Injured Millions, Cost 5! Billion

Accidents In 1946 Claimed 100,000 Live:   Injured Miflione and Represented Economic Lous Of Nearly Six Bil ~ Jion Dollars

100,000 Persons Killed in Nation’s Accidents Last Year. Renort Savs

Accidents Take 100,000 Lives In U.S. In 1946   One Of Every 13 Persons In Country Is Victim Of Disabling Injury

Accidents Kill 100,000 In One Year   U.S. Death Toll in 1946 Was 4 Per Cent Over 1945, Safety Council Reports

Accidents Take Lives Of 100,000 in 1946!  Traffic Mishaps Kil 33, 500—But Bib Accidents Are Fatal to 34,000; 1 of

INDONESIANS IN COUNTER-BLOWS AGAINST DUTCH   Scorched Earth Tactics Of Republicans Continued; Casualties Light

Counter Blows Delay Advance of Dutch Army   Indonesian Forces Open Heavy Attack In Java, Sumatra

Resistance Lo Dutch Advance  Is Increasing   Dutch Forces Seeking To Complete Control Of Western Java   ARMORED CARS AND TANKS BEING USED

Senate Opens Probe of Rent Order   Almost-issued Ruling Termed Newest “Comedy of Errors”

Corn Crop Will se Smallest In  Seven Years  Rising Prices Of Foodstuffs To Reainlt

Summer's First Heat Wave Broken; (Cooler and Fair Weather Promised

BREAK IN HEAT FOR MID-WEST   But There’s No Promise Yet For Relief in This Sizzling Area

First Real Heat Wave Is Broker  Midwest Promised Longer Cool Spell -

Hot Wave Broken in All of Country But Too Sunny Southlanc   Midwest Promised Continuation of Cool Spell for One Mare Day

First Real Heat Wave ls Broken  Midwest. Promised  annaor { nni Ansa

No Bond For York Slayer   Doctor In ‘Good Spirits’ As Attorneys Prepare Cases: Has No Statement.

Stevenson Delivers Last Message   First Move Of Redistricting Group Fails

4-Point Program Outlined in Last Talk fo Solons   Negro University Is Also at Top of List; ‘Running Errands’ Hit

Last Adress Is Made to Legislature   Redistricting Also Recommendec By Governor

Necessity For Redistricting Pointed Ouf   Corrections In Election Laws: koe Peannced

Coke Will Recommend Pay  Raise For Rural Teachers In Message To Legislature

Stevenson Calls For Redistricting  As He Bows Out   Last Message Also Asks Election Law Corrections

Aging Otoe Tells Story Of Tribe   Explains Why Government Should Pay For 43 Million Acres Of Land

BILL WOULD JUMP AID OF ON-THE-JOB VETS   Pepper Also Urges Longer Time On School Benefits

Charge of Ghost Voters Made as Hearing Opens   Judge Ridge Rules Out Any References to _Stolen Ballots

CHARGES “GHOSTS” VOTED IN K. €.   PHEIPS OPENS GOVERN: MENT’S CASE AGAINST FIVE ACCUSED OF FRAUDS.

BAPTISTS TO CAMP STARTING JUNE 30   Event at Assembly Grounds Near Here ‘Expected to Attract Big Crowd.

Rental Curbs Fixed In Bill At Anna polis   State Senator Draws Ac! For Maryland Control As Battle Impends In Assembly

Senators Split Qn Rent Control   State Measure Proposed But Many Refuse To Comment. —

RECORD FLOOD 1S AWAITED BY ST. LOUIS   Te. Mark ” Falls; Temblor - Sunday- ‘Night Fails. to . Harm. Levees

Worst. Flood Since 1844 Rells Down Misalssippi River — Break In Levee Floods Additional 10,000 Acres of Farm Land.

ST. LOUIS, BATTLING. HIGH WATERS, WAS SHAKEN BY AN EARTHQUAKE SUN. ©  DAY NIGHT .

SOVIET SEEKS ROCKET HELP   ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN BERV; ICES OF GERMAN EX.  . _ PERTS 18 REVEALED . -". BY CONTRACT

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Russia Recruiting German ¥-2 Rocket Scientists

House Group Gives Approval to Plan to Establish Such a Program, 20 to O

House Committee Forwards Universal Training Measure   No Action Slated This Session On Plan _ .GivineYouths Six Monthe-Military Life

Military Training Program Okayed   House Armed Service Committee Wants Bill Placed Before People

House Group Okays Military Training   Andrews Tells Reporters No Final Vote Is Expected at This Session of Congress

Committee Puts O. K. On Training Bill  House Group 1 ho ff). ¢.._.___ +   House Group Acts On Issue For °48 Session

Bill On UMT Is Approved By Committee   Favor Universal Military Training By 20-0 Vote; Cammittee Action Get:   Bill Before Congress

House Unit Favors ‘Training Program   To Present Universal Servvice Bill at Next Session

UMT Bill Given Committee Okeh   No Plans fora  House Vote This Year

UMT Bill Given Committee Okeh  No Plans fora   No Plans fora House Vote This Year

Downstate Firemen Must Increase Bjts for Pension Fund:   Universal Military Training Bill To Be Ready for Congress in 46

Training Bill Is Approved   No Intention of Bringing Bill to Vote This Year

HOUSE GROUP APPROVES U. M. T. BILL   Committee Okays Peacetime Military Training Measure

TRAINING PLAN WINS APPROVAL   No Action on Bill to Be Sought This Session

‘UMT APPROVED "BY HOUSE GROUE   Action Not Scheduled Until Session in January

Committee Fo  Training Bill Unanimous Approval For Military Measure

60-Miles an Hour Wind Hits Salem In N. Arkansas   One Dead, Six Others in Fulton County Hurt; Four Die in Missouri

Lilienthal Denies Outside Pay While He Had State Job   Shows Atomic Committee 1931 Contract With Chicago Firm  * as Proof

LILIENTHAL ON INQUIRY STAND   Defends 1931 Contract, Saying He Got No Extra Pay for Dual Office.

Lilienthal Will Offer Testimony   Will Tell Side of Story About Receiving Pay From Chicago Firm

FLORIDA HAS SEVERE LOSS FROM WINDS   TROPICAL TWISTER THAT CROSSED STATE .THREATENS DAMAGE ALONG WEST FLORIDA COAST

Greek Factions Near Agreement  On New Cabinel   87-Year-Old Chieftain of Liberals Expected to Head Government

TELEPHONE UNION, MANAGEMEN? HAUS GONOIDER GOVERNMENT CUMPROMISE TO END STRIKE

PEACE PLAN 18 SUBMITTED IN PHONE STRIKE   Schwellenbach Proposes Arbitration of of Wage Demands

SERVICE MAY ‘BE RESTORED -—ON-THURSDAY   ‘COMPANY AND UNION RE' PLIES ON NEW PLAN TO BE MADE LATE THIS ° - AFTERNOON

Velo Kills Convention   Governor's Action Ends Constitutional Meet Plan This Season

Closed Shop Barred By  Legislature   Organized Labor Dealt Hard Blow: Amendments Fail

Committee Gets Wage- Hour Bill   Anti-Closed Shop Bill Passed Without Amendment, Affects Intrastate Commerce

Reveals Meyers Secretly ‘Owned Aviation Firm To Which He Threw Contracts

Witness States General Owned Firm Secretly  Meyers Used Army Position to Cash In, Pesahare Ara Tala

General Reported To Have Secretly Owned, Operated Aviation Business   Kxecutive’s ‘Pay’ Goes To Owner   Lamarre Says He Earned $3,000, Paid On $31,000, Sent Money To General

An Illinois Boy Who Never Rode the Subway Is Still Making Good in Manhattan

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Illinois Boy Is Still Making Good In Manhattan’s Swirl

Birthday Of Nancy Hanks’ Boy ....  Young Illinois Lawyer, Son Of Gaston Woman, Makes Good In Big Way

Davenport Couple Freed on Bond  Plead Innocent in Involved Custody Case

Irgun Delays   2 Execution:   Fate of British Sergeants Remains Undetermined

Fr. Matthew Marx Died In Kingsley Tuesday, June 24  Served Kingsley Parish For Past Quarter Century

Military, Civilian Police Keep Prison Train Under Stiff Guard After Break

PRISONERS ON TRAIN STAGE THREE RIOT:      Leave Trail Of Escaped, Wounded, Re’ eaptured Men ..   SITUATION TENSE   One Army Prisoner Is Critically Wounded By Guard

Guard Train Of Prisoners After Riots  And Escapes   One Guard for Almost Every Two of the 148 Prisoners Who Staged Outbreaks on Train

Military Prison Train Beset By Rioting _      Leaves Trail of Escaped and. Woundec Across Country

148 REVOLT ON CROSS-COUNTRY JAIL TRANSFER   60 Heavily-Armed Guards Placed On Train In Utah

‘ARMY PRISONERS RIOT, ESCAPE FROM TRAIN; CO REPLACED: GUARDS DOUBLED

TROUBLE BREWS AS TRAIN NEARS CAMP COOK, CAL,   Army Prisoners Leave Trail of Rioting on Trip

Heavy Guard Put On Army Prison Train After Riot   Priscners Stage 3 Riots on Trip From New York to California

W oundings, Escapes And Captures   Military Desperadoes Giving Guards A Tough Time On New York-To California- Jaunt.

Trainload of Rioting Prisoners Heads For West Coas? under Heavy Guare

BASEBALL STAR ~ SAVED IN FIRE   Hotel Employe Rescues Rudy York, Overcome By Smoke

‘Rudy York Has Narrow Escape  \As Fire Damages Hotel Room  Boston Red Sox Siuqger Is Rescued i Cone Bieve Onuced By Smoking in Bed

Rudy York Has a Narrow Escape   Half-Carried, Half-Pragged From His Hotel Room Last Night.

DIPLOMATIC ‘BREAK SEEN. as ~- POSSIBILITY AS RESULT ‘OF NEW. DISPUTE

French Cabinet Refuses To Accent Note From Soviet   Government Rejects Soviet Note Breaking Off Trade Negotiations   PARIS STRIKERS ARE RETURNING TO WORK

PROPOSES CURB ON POLITICIANS   Solon Would Impose Heavy Penalties for Excessive Election Spending

State Corrupt Practices Act To Be Offered   Would Carry Heavy Penal. ties for Candidate Exceeding Campaign Spending Schedule

State Corrupt Practices Acf To Be Offered   Requires Candidates To Submit List of Newspapers and Radio Stations Advertising

Theaters Now Built Around Popcorn Machines, Which Is Not Aimed to Please Stars

@ DOUGLAS LARSEN  Loyalty Quiz Brings Surprising Reaction From Federal Workers

Oft Their Backs   (Peter Edson is on vacation.)  [By DOUGLAS LARSEN cr A Stel Caerrecmondent

Moore Proposes Endof2PerCent  Tax Limitation   State Comptroller Would Set ‘Fair and Effective’ Curb; Selects 16Member Committee on Which Senator Wicks Is Serving

Moore Calls for Fair, Effective — Real Estafe Taxing Limitations.

Report 219 Dead In- Holiday Tolk 9 In N. E. States   Fireworks Claim 4 Lives: 92 Drownings: 79 Killed On Highways: 4 Others

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 120   TRAFFIC FATALITIES WEAD LIST, ACCOUNTING FOR 51 OF DEAD. .

MORE THAN 200 DIE VIOLENTLY   Accidenls Claim Large Number Of Lives Over Nation As Good Weather Lures Millions To Fourth Of July Holiday Evenis.

Three Members of Elk Neck Family Die As Skyrockets Explode at Reunion Friday   Texas Tops U. S., New York Second   Maryland Reports 3 Traf. fic, 3 Drownings and 3 Miscellaneous Deaths  on First Day ‘

219 Persons Die In U.S. Over Fourth  Drewnings And Traffic Accidents Ricwest Causes

More Than 200 Lose Lives In Holiday Celebration   Automobile Accidents and Fireworks Take Toll Across Nation; Mexicoans Pass Uneventful Independence Day

— FATALITIES — Drownings Exceed Traffic Toll   4 KILLED BY FIREWORKS

VIOLENT DEATHS REACH 219 MARK   Drownings, Traffic Mishaps  Claim Most Of Victims

Death Toll Hit 126 on Holiday   Drownings, Traffic Mishap: Cause Most Tragedies

Fireworks Kill Four Of 224 Whe Die Violently   Explesion Of Skyrockets At Family Reunion Claims 3 Lives.

WRITER IN APPEAL TO OFFICIALS FOR MORE AID   Over 200 Die On July Fourth

Nation’s Holiday Death Toll Is Set At Over 200 Mark   Drownings, Traffic Accidents Account For Most Fatclitias

Holiday Deaths Reach 219 Total   Drowning, Wrecks Take Most Lives; Planes Kill Several

HOLIDAY TOLL IN NATION NOW STANDS AT 164   Traffic Deaths Number: 61, Drownings 64 In Initial Reports

Accidents Account for 210 Violent Deaths as Extended Holiday Gets Under Way: Drownings, Traffic Lead

Traffic Accidents Take Heaviest Toll  Nation's Death Toll ~Soars To 127 Mark

MORE THAN 200 “LOST THEIR LIVES 7 IN AGCIDENTS   Fair Weather Lured Millions to Fourth of July Holiday  ‘ Events. A.   4 DIED FROM FIREWORKS   Drowning and Accident Fatalities Accounted for Most Fatalities.

219 Killed In Mishaps On Fourth   Drownings and Traffic Accidents Account for Most of Fatalities

11 Dead in Minnesota, Wisconsin   103 Drownings Lead Causes of Violent Weekend Fatalities

Drowniriga ‘and Traffic Are Major Causes; Good Weather Kille Roads

Death Toll .      . Traffic’ Accidents,  . Drownings Account: For: Most of Violent '.Mishaps Gyver Fourth

Drownings and Traffic Accidents Cause Most of Toll with 92 Drowned and 79 Killed in Accidents.   SKYROCKET EXPLOSION  KILLS THREE PERSONS

l’our Are Killed In Indiana-16 In Texas   Safety Group Sees 275 Dead in Nation By Holiday's End— fireworks Kill 4

Over 200 Die In Accidents   Traffic Accidents and Drownings Account for Most Fatalities

Saving Bond Drive  Now In Progress   CALDWELL COUNTY SALES IN SAVINGS BONDS FOR 1946

President Flies To Key West, Fla., For Vacation On Physician's Orders

President Flies To Key West for Rest in Sunshine   Walking and Swimming Are Prescribed for Executive

Bréwster Committee Needed To Expose Graft, Says Solon  Ferguson Cites Profits Up To 955 P. C. As Argument For Probe FExtencan

POULTRYLESS DAYS TO STAY. LUCKMAN   Food Conservation Chief Urges Use of More Seafood :

Strike Idles. 7,000 Auto Body Workers   Dispute Caused By New Labor Law

STRIKE CALLED AT AUTO BODY PLANT   iMay Endanger Production At Ford Company. -

Phone Strike In State Takes Turn   Western Electric Negotia tions Are Being Resumed Today.

Union Leaders Meet With WE  In Baltimore   Mass Meeting of Four Striking Unions Will Be Held Tomorrow; Clerks Return

‘Administration to Move to Correct Mistakes Made in Presenting Plan For Aid to Greece and Turkey

U.N. to Learn Of Aid Setup   Administration Acts To Correct Mistakes

C. of C. Has An Important Meeting Ahead   Organization Wants Big Attendance For Monday Evening

‘Dry Ice Had No Visible Effect On Storm But Bombers Did Get Scientific Data on Hurricane

DRY ICE FAILS TO NENT STORN   Mass Of Scientifie Dat: Gathered In Flight Over Hurricane

PROBE ORDERED FOR PALESTINE   Situation Is Critical As Drastie Steps Considered

See Drastic Measures By British   United Nations Moves Slow. ly Toward Investigation  by Commission

Democratic Processes Up lo U.S.   America Must Lend Aid If World Is to Be Restored, He Says

Natian Advised Ta Maintain Defense And Aid Others  Marshall, Patterson Warn US. Must Lead In Winnina Peace

Marshall Says U. 5. Must Help Restore World Democracies  “Receives Honorary:

Calls On U.S. To Give Strong Lead   Top Experts On Foreign Loans Acknowledge American Dollars To Be Sent Abroad To Fight Totalitarianism

Assembly To Reject Reds Last Protest   Will Approve Probe With Principals Authorized To Reject Recommendations.

WIDOW OF T. R. 1S 86 TODAY.   ‘Mrs, Theodore Roosevelt Plans Quiet Dav at Home.

Reuther Says New GM Offer Unsatisfactory  15-Cent Pay Boost Pronosed By Firm

Auto Company Offers 11 1-2 Cent Increase   Union Leaders Term General Motors Proposal Unsatisfactory

UAW Calls New GM Wage Offer  Unsatisfactory   Firm Asks Union to Accept 1L1¥2c Increase Plus Holiday Pay

GM Wage Offer Not Satisfactory  Negotiations To Be Resumed On Monday

GMC Offers Pay Hike But Union Heads Reject If  12Yac-An-Hour Increase Described by Reuther

General Motors Offers 11.5 Ct. Wage Increase   UAW Immediately Terms New Pay Advance b RE encer ery eee pee are

General Meters Empleye Refuse 114¢ Hourly  Increase Offer   MAY 1 DEADLINE IS SET BY CORPORATION

1!) CENT PAY me OFFERED  GM WORKERS   Proposal  Is Declared Unsatisfactory By Union Leaders

UNION REJECTS GM WAGE OFFER   11% Cent Boost Termec Unsatisfactory; UAW Insists on 23% Cents .

Raise Of 1114 Cents Is Not Satisfactory   Negotiations Will Be Resumed Monday Js Reuther Renort

GMC Ofters Auto Union Pay Increase  Of 1114 Cent:   Plus Pay for Six Annual Holidays; ‘Unsatisfactory,’ Union Contends

GENERAL MOTORS INCREASES WAGE OFFER 10 U. A.W   Corporation Ready to Grant Raise of 1114 Cents an Hour, Plus Pay for Six Annual! Holidays.   UNION LEADERS CALL 1T UNSATISFACTORY   May 1 Set as Deadline for Ac. eeptance —— Two Sides to Resume Negotiations Monday.

HOURLY RAISE OF 13 CENTS ISN'T ENOUGH   DICKERS WILL BE RESUMED MONDAY IN DETROIT

NEW PROPOSAL IS OPPOSED BY REUTHER  Labor Leader Says Latest Bid Fails To Meet Approval

JUDGE SCOLDS MAY-GARSSON DEFENSE MOVE   Marshall Subpoened As Government Gives Case

TAFT BACKS REIN ON U.S. EXPORTS   Calls Controls Vital In View Of Greece-Turkey Move

TAFT FOR TRUMAN ON EXPORT CONTROLS   Finance Leaders To Study U. $. Commitments

Summer Seasor Opens With Storms, Floods  Tornadoes, Quake Rien Ranortad:   Tornadoes, Quake Also Reported; Sixteen Are Dead

Summer Season  Opens With Storms, Floods  Tornadoes, Quake  Also Reported;  Sixteen Are Dead

Former Police Chief Is Slain   Wife - Also _Mortally Wounded By Shotqun. Blasts ©

{1DRORVY TROM REI   Mystery Veils Identity Of Murderers, Motive  ‘Former Police Chief, Wife Slaying Victims

2,723 IN SCHOOLS   With Vacation Over Stu dents — to Classes  vy

2,723 IN SCHOOLS   With Vacation Over Stu  dents Return to Classes  oday

Local Rumor On Marshall Proves False   Did This News Cause Marshall Rumor?

DON’T MISS THIS TREAT!   The Passion Play Will Be Given at the Trenton “©. RB. C, Church Wed. Feb. 26, at 7:30 P. M.

New Light Snow on Way fo New York   Storm to be Brief But Due To Aprive Before Recerd Foll Cleared

New. York Will Get More Snow; Arrival Is Put Back Day; City Struggles to Normaley

New York Due  For More Snow   Light Fall Is Forecast For Tomorrow; Rare Plants Are Destroyed.

NEW SNOW IN NEW YORK SEEN   Task Of Freeing Big City From Blanket Is ‘Still Monumental’

Merger of Armec Forces Debated   GOP Leudors Support Truman Proposal to Strengthen Nation

Russell Mack Wins Vacant House Seat   Republican Publisher 1!  Victorieus in Special  Third District Election  Closely Eyed in Nation

WALLACE DEMOCRAT BEATEN FOR CONGRESS   Republican Newspaper Publisher Defeats Charles Savage In Washington State

Progressive Beaten In Washingion State   Republican Publisher De. feats Man Backed By Wolloce

WOULD PROSECUTE COMMUNIST CHIEF   Cited For Contempt, Communist Branded As Head of Group in U. S.

PORTAL SUITS ARE PAST 3: BILLION MARK      Slow To Comparative Trickle In U. S.  Yestercay

Pauley, Only U.S. Employe  Among Traders   Secretary Promises Senate Committee Other Lists to Help With Investigation

296 On “Partial’’ List; Pauley Lone Employee Of Government Named

Anderson Lists Big Speculators   Edwin Pauley Is Only Government Employe Included

Pauley Is Only U. $. Official On ‘Partial’ List  Leader Has Said Holdings Are

Secretary Of Agriculture Makes Public Names Of 771 So-Called Big Traders In Commodity Futures Markets—Edwin Pauley Among Those On “Partial” Lineup—Additional Identifications To Be Revealed From Time To Time, Official Declares

Anderson Lists T7llas ‘Big’  Grain Traders   Pauley Only Federal Figure Included: More Names Promised Later

Pauley Only Government Official on  Trader List  Anderson’s Repor Reveals Increase Of Speculators —

EDWIN PAULEY ONLY FEDERAL EMPLOYE IN “PARTIAL” LISTING  NAMES OF 711 FUTURES MARKETS TRADERS ARE BARED BY ANDERSON

—SPECULATORS— Pauley Only  U.S. Employe Listed Today  More Names To Be Announced

Commodity Mart Dealers Are Released  ‘Hedgers’ Are Also Reported by Farm  &" a -- - 7

Few lowa Are Included Partial Repo       Pauley Only Governme it Employe on Roster. 771 Names .

Pauley Is Only US. Official on Traders’ List   Number Of Speculators Jumps From 66 To 230 During One Year

PARTIAL LIST  MADE DUBIIC   Secretary OF Agriculture Seys Additional Names Will Be Added

PAULEY NAME INCLUDED ON PARTIAL LIST   Publication Promised At Later Date In Senate Probe

Pauley Only U.S. Official On Partial List   None of Trading Unlaw: ful; First Step in Investigation

. Tice F FOND MARKCTS   Pauley Only Federal Employe Among Group Reveal Several Iowans

Anderson Unveils  Patil List of  Grain Speculators Pauley Only Government ~ Emplove Named.in Renort

Names of 714 ‘I tiptra ders’ Give ‘By Anderson: More Lists Promised   Repub blicans solater Views, 0°. .-~  Treasury Report ‘Seen. As Indicating Tax Cut

PAULEY 15 AMONG THE BIG TRADERS IN COMMODITIES   Is Only U. S, Official, However, Listed With 710 Others as Large Operator in Nation’s Exchanges.   INCREASE IN MARKET CUSTOMERS REPORTED   Ipformation Contained in Release by Secretary Anderson, in Compliance With a Congressional Order,

NAMES PAULEY AMONG LIST OF GRAIN TRADERS   Anderson Makes Public 77) Dealers in Futures Market

GRAIN PROBE TERMED ONLY IN FIRST STAGE   Ferguson Pledges Quiz Inte Any Other U. S. ‘Leaks’

List of Commodity Traders Reveals Decided Increase   : Publication of Big   : Trader’ Nave Reveals "711 Now Engaged--- . ' 990 on Oct: 41. 1047

Publication Only First Step In « Senate Inquiry   Sen. Ferguson Plans To Push Inquiry After Congress Convenes 

Anderson Sends List of 771. So-called Big Traders in the Nation's Commodity Marts   Edwin Pauley Only Government Employe on List, Which Secretary Terms Only Partial One: Three lowans on the List

few lowans Are Included in Partial Report   Pauley Only Government Employe on Roster of 771 Names

2 96 Took Part in Big Speculation   Secretary of Agriculture  ~ Says Other Lists Will Be Released to. Pohiie .   Is Only First Step   Senator Ferguson Says His Group Will Make Full Blast Probe

Pauley Only Employe of Government Included in Names Announced Today

Secretary Releases 771 Names and Adds That Big Trader’ List Has Increased

Pauley’s Name On Initial List Of Speculators  Anderson's Report Cites Big Increase

ANDERSON LISTS 111 TRADERS IN COMMODITIES .   Pauley Heatis Group; Secretary to Disclose More Sneculators Later

ANDERSON SAYS FIRST LIST IS “PARTIAL” ONE   Edwin. Pauley Only. Govern:  ment: Employa Named: by: *" Agriculture Secretary:

Anderson Lists Names Of 711 “Bio Traders”   Edwin Pauley is Only Employe On “Partial” Listing; Ferguson Promises Thorough Investigation

Publish List Big Traders   Include Edwin Pauley On List; On Partial One.

Pauley Only U.S. Employe on List of 711   Subsequent Reports to Disclose Others, Secretary Announces

Anderson Gives List To Senate   Investigation To Get Under Way In January

Make Public . Names Of Big Grain Traders   Federal Employe Had Big Holdings. Last October 2E

Pauley Only BigName On List Of ‘Insiders’   Anderson Publishes First ‘Big Trader’ List To Senate Committee. More Names Promised

Partial List Is Given Out By Secretary   Edwin Panley Included on First Kelease Linking 771 With Dealings in   Commodity Futures

PAULEY ONLY GOVT. FIGURE ON GRAIN LISI   Names of 711 Traders Included in First Speculator List

771 Traders On U.-S. List      Anderson Makes Public Some Names. Of ; .’ Speculators: .

Pauley Only Government  Official   List Made Up Of Those Required to Report to CEA

Pauley Only Government Man OnLisf   More Names Promised By Anderson From Time To Time

Big Traders Are Listed   Anderson Carries Out Demand of Congress; Pauley Only Federal  Employe Named So Far

PAULEY IS ONLY FEDERAL OFFICER IN PARTIAL LIST   ANDERSON COMPLIES WITH ORDERS GIVEN AT SPECIAL SESSION

Pauley  Is Only Federal Worker   Anderson Reports Partial List To Senate

Only Government Employe on List Is Edwin Pauley, Assistant to Army Secretary, Anderson Reveals.   LIST OF SPECULATORS IS ONLY PARTIAL ONE

‘Insiders’ May Have Profited By U.S. Buying   Pauley Only Employe Of Government On Partial List

Partial. List OF Traders Given   Pauley Only Active Government Official Included On List

Anderson’s List Includes Pauley   Secretary Of Agriculture says List Only ‘Partial’; Disclosed Under Provisions Of Resolution By Congress

THE LIST OF BIG TRADERS   Sec. Anderson Makes Public List of 771 So-Called Heavy Dealers in the Commodity Futures Markets.

711 Traders Names Listed By. Anderson   Edwin Pauley Is Sole Federal Employee on Partial Tabulation

Anderson Issues First Listing Of ‘Big’ Speculators   Edwin W. Pauley Is Only Active Government Official On Partial List Of 711 Names;  Mase Names Peamicad At tateowale

Pauley Only Government Name in ‘Partial’ Roster; Sen. Ferguson Pledges ‘Full Inquiry’ in January

War Official Only Federal Man on List   Additional Names Will Be Revealed Before Committee

°  Pauley Only Federal Official In Grou Anderson Announces  “Names Of Traders 

Lists 771 Big Traders In Grain   - Pauley’s Name Only U. S. Employe Listed — Only Partial List

‘Partial’ List Of Big Traders Is Made Public   Pauley Is Only Government Man In First Group

Big Traders in Grain Pits Listed   Edwin Pauley Only Government Official in Groun

Report Of Secretary Re: veals Thid Seven South Carolina Firms And ine dividuals Are Playing The Market

Number Is More Than Tripled : Ina Year's lime  Only. Government Employe Is Pauley

Anderson Bares Names. Of Commodity Traders   711 Listed; More Due To Come; Pauley Only Government Official

LITTLE FELLOW KILLS EX-PUG   GAS STATION ATTENDANT BEATS ROBBER TO DEATH

SPRING GROVE PASTOR’S DAUGHTER TO BE BRIDE   Miss Mary Hannah Robinson And Charles E. Arnold, Jr., York, Will Be Married This Evening

SEARCHING FOR  ~ BIG AAF PLANE   HIGH RANKING OFFICERS REFORTED ON BOARD TRANSPORT MISSING WITItNINE ON BOARD

Facts About AAF's New B-36 Bombe Confound Texas’ Tall-Tale Tellers

J. W. Ragland Dies Tuesday Morning   Limestone Citizen For Past 48 Years.

Construction Laborer Won $200,000 Gambling but Lost ‘Trying to Beat Uncle Sam Out of the Income Tax

State GOP Chiet Claims 74 Cities Democrats “Weak.”  Springer Tells State Committee Meeting

URGES VOTE ON BANNING STRIKE   No Quick Action Expected On Bill Aimed At Phone Walkout

Morrison Paints Rosy Picture of Economic Gains   Britain’s July Exports Are  Highest in History, Says  Lord President   UNEMPLOYMENT HITS LOW FOR PEACETIME   Report Comes Amid Ru. mors That Attlee Will Resign Over Crisis

TRUMAN TO SPEND 5 DAYS IN FLORIDS   President Wil Fly to State Next Wednesday and Return Monday After Short Kest.

EVALUATES AND WARNS   Speech Shows Need Of International Understanding

Nations Further Apart Now Than At End of War   A World Understanding Must Always Be Goal Says Eisenhower

Wagnerian Tenor’s Mishap Recalls Other Incidents Opera Roles Have Occupational Hazards, Too, Melchoir Learns

Melchior’s Injured Toe Latest In Series Of Mishaps To Metropolitan Opera Singers

EXPECTANT MOTHER ACQUITTED BY JURY   Woman Whe Killed Mer Seldie Mushand Because She Loved Mies Ex Set Free

TOBIN EXTENDS BIGGEST “AFL UNION PEACE OFFER, HINTS AT THIRD PARTY

Tobin Offers ‘Third Party’ Unity to CIO   Teamsters’ Leader ' Blames Three Men -For Merger Delay

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A Corn Forecast Is Disappointing   Improvement of 54,761 000 Bushels Will Help Sttuation Little   Most Distillers Have Agreed to Shut Down; One Warns of Dangers

A Corn Forecast Is Disappointing   Improvement of 54,761.000 Bushels Will Help Situation Little   EQUALLED BY LOSSES   Most Distillers Have Agreed to Shut Down; One  Warns of Dangers

US. Prepared to Join Others i in Protecting Greece if U.N. Fails

Nation’s Oldest Labor Strike Ends After 18 Months   TP&W. Railroad And 13 Brotherhoods Reach ‘Satisfactory’ Terms

mcrease Hope   As Oldest: Ends   Report Some Progress In Efforts To Settle Steel And Telephone Disputes

Nation's Oldest Strike Ends Today After 18 Months   Expect Men To Go Back To Work Monday

T.P.W. RAILROAD STRIKE IS ENDED   M’NEAR EXECUTORS REACH AGREEMENT WITH BROTHERHOODS

Bloody T.P.&W. Strike Ends Month After Its President Wae< Killed

RAILROAD STRIKE COMES TO END   Bitter Strife, Slaying Of President Figured in Lona Walkout om TPW

Brotherhoods Settle ‘ find Strike With Railroad Headed by Slain MéNear

Bloody Rail Strike Halted ‘After 18 Months of Strife   Workers Expected To Return to Work By Next Monday

PROLONGED RAIL STRIKE SETTLED   TOLEDO, PEORIA AND WESTERN REACHES AGREEMENT WITH 183 UNIONS.

Labor Picture Grows Brighter  Oldest Strike Ends While Others Better

PHONE UNION TG SEEK HELP OF-PRESIDENT   Statement on State Will Be Presented to Truman Within Jat Hors   MOVE MAY LEAD TO PAY OFFER FROM COMPANY

Phone Workers Plan Report on Strike Position   Statement By NFTW Will Be Given to Truman and Conaress

PLAN MESSAGE ON PHONE RIFT   Union to Give Stand to Truman and Congres:

Phone Workers Plan Statement of Strike  Posifion for Truman  Oldest Rail Walkout  In U.S. Ends; Steel  Pay Demonds Voiced

Russia Has Whip Hand In New Push   Hungry People Abroad Will Do Anything To Secure Food; Soviet Makes InroadsIn Stricken Areas

Today’s Outlook   AP Foreign Affairs Analyst RUSSIA HOLDS WHIP HAND IN EUROPE BECAESE OF FOOD

 Communists in Europe Hold Whip Hand by Controlling ‘Most. of the Food

Sugar Plant Is Robbed Of $29.000   Believe To Be Same Gang Wanted For $107,000 Raid

Bandits Strike Boston Again; Grab $29,000   Second Stickup In: 24 Hours Blamed.  Unnw Same-Gone

A GUNMEN WEAR BAGS FOR MASKS iN NEW ROBBERY   Police Say Same Gang As Got $110,000 Yesterday

four Masked Gunmen Seize Cash At South ‘Boston Plant Of American Sugar Refining Co.

Boston Has Second \Holdup in 24 Hours   $29,000 Sugar Firm Payroll Seized; Similar to $107,000. Theft Yesterday

 Masked Bandits Seize $29,000 In dnd Boston Raid   Police Note Similarity to Yesterday’s $107,997 Payroll Holdup

Second Major Holdup in 24 Hours   May Be Same Gang Which Robbed Other Plant Yesterday

Gunmen Grab $29,000 at Sugar Plant  Pay Roll Hcldup Is Hub’s Second. In Two Davs

Nimitz Sees Combined — U.S., British Sea Power Needed to Keep Peace

NIMITZ WARNS ON NEED OF TIE WITH ENGLAND   Feels Anglo-American Sez Arms Must Stick Close For World Security

Forecasts Higher Business Levels _ Than tr 1946   No Increase In Taxes Predicted; Instead, Tax Reduc- . tions Are Expected

LAVA THREATENS ITALIAN TOWNS   VILLAGERS FLEE IN PANIC AS MOLTEN MASS FLOWS FROM MOUNT ETNA,

Lava Threatens Sicilian Towns; Villagers Flee  Fiery Flood Pours From New Crater

Sicilians Flee ~ Etna Eruption   Fiery Stream of Lava Branching Out, Threatens Villages

PANIC CLEARS OUT VILLAGES INLAVA PATH   SICILIAN VOLCANO, QUIET SINCE 1928, BLASTS CRATER

CENTRALIA COAL CO. ACCUSED OF CODE VIOLATIONS   TWO INDICTMENTS ARE SUPPRESSED PENDING ARRESTS

2 INDICTMENTS AT CENTRALIA   Coal Company ‘Named in Disaster Probe

NEW YORK COTTON   Return of Wetbacks to © Mexico For Reentry Ruled

Tells of School Blast Blame Doors Opening inward For Death of 4 at Monroe City

‘Portal Pay Would Bar  Cut In Taxes   Rep. Knutson Thus In. troduces Bill To Outlaw Such Suits

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital Summarized by A. P   Activities on Capitol Hil Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Portal Pay May Hinder Tax Cuts   Income Tax Slash Endangered by Portal Pay Suits

Offers Bill To Outlaw Such Cases   Says U. S. Would Pay Four Billion If Suits Are Successful

Tax Cuts Depend On Outcome Of Portal Pay Suits  Congress Studies Bills To Qutlaw Such Acts;

Communistic Control  Of Baikans coatinnes Bs 22 Solange F Evnall led  Tis anew eee < : =            WUNGARIAR OPPONENT OF COMMUNISH LASER QUT AGAINST “POLITICAL TERROR” BURING CECCION (uM RInARZeT

ACTION TAKEN AS U.S. MAPS STERN POLICY   More Effective Means To Check Reds Is Being Studied

FOOD AND MONEY: TOSURVNE ASKED IN ATHENS NOTE   Secretary Disposed to Give Help, but Says Decision Rests With Truman  and Congress.   FULL EXPLANATION BY PRESIDENT PROMISED   Britain Says She Is Unable te Continue Financial Support—Pepper Would Re- ©  fer Problem to U. N.

Administration's Final Decisions Are Due Soon   Athens Regime Faces Economic Collapse, Declares Marshall

Plea of Nation Is Backed by Sec. Marshail  Secretary of State   Secretary of State Says Matter Is One Concerning America

WAR-WRECKED NATION NEEDS TECHNICAL AID   AMERICAN MONEY MAY STAVE OFF

Greece Asks American Aid To Avoid Certain Collapse Of Its Internal Economy

U.N. COUNCIL TELLS DUTCH TO SETTLE DISPUTE   Arbitration Is Proposed To End Warfare With Indonesian Republicans

Dutch, Indonesian Dispute Must Be Ended Peacefully   Unprecedented Decision Reached After Two Days Of Debate Vote Is 8 To 0 To Halt Warfare

Urge Arbitration To Settle Dispute  Action Follows Two Days Of Debate

U.N. Orders End of Fighting in — Dutch- ‘Ando War  i, ps f Tae rah & Pe tnd   Calls for Settlement of Issues Ry Peaceful Discussions

Asks. Dutch, . Indonesians  To Cease Fire . Makes Appeal For ~~ Peaceful Solution

Council Asks Arbitration — ‘Of Disputes   Vote Is 8 to 0, With France, Britain and Belginm

U nprecedented Action Follows  2 Days Debate   Peace Agency Makes First Move to Stop Fighting in World

CREORDERS ASKS - FIGHTING CEASE   Unprecedented Peace Agency Move Affects Dutch, Indonesians

§-T0-0 DECISION. IS REACHED AFTER DAYS OF DEBATE   Peace Agency Urges Settlement of Dispute by Arbitration or Other -. Peaceful Means. ~~   FIRST MOVE BY IT TO STOP WARFARE   Russia's Proposal That Both  Sides Be Directed to Withdraw to Original Positions Rejected.

Ordered To Settle Dispute Peacefully; Action Is First  Of That Nature  In History of U.N.

Cease Firing Order Issued By UN Council   Indonesians and Dutch _ Are Ordered To Stop : Hostilities

Arbitration [s Suggested as  Alternative   Peace Agency Makes Unprecedented Move to End Hostilities

United Nations Asks Indonesian War Be Stopped   Calls for Arbitration ir First Such Move to Stop Warfare

FIRST DIRECT ACTION TAKEN TO HALT WAR   Calls Upon Nations To Settle Dispute By Peaceful Means

Hubbard Oi! Mill Gin Destroyed by Fire Sunday Night.   House Destroyed

‘Best Father’ Honor Goes To Another When Awards Group Discovers Error

Woman Shot By Bandit   Minneapolis Pen Shop Operator Wounded Trying To Thwart Holdup

PROJECT NOT ABANDONED  Highway Project For Lubbock, County Threatened By Delays

Childer Dies At Age Of 74 Today   Was State Official From 1922 Until January Except For Two Years

AMID ROARING APPLAUSE  Ike, Nimitz, Spaatz Hold Strong America Imperative

First Blow’ Warning Set   Key Army, Navy Chiefs Urge Passage Of Universal Training Act

NEWS OVER MISSOURI   (By The Associated Press)  DIES FROM RABIES

Trolley Hit by Bolt; 18 Hurt   Lightning Blasts Gaping Hole in Roof of Car in Rush Hour

Streetcar Is Hit by Lightning   18 Injured As Bolt Strikes  Loaded Trolley at Pittsburgh

18 HURT AS LIGHTNING STRIKES STREETCAR   Bolt Cuts Through Center of Trotley in Pittsburgh Dur ing Weary Thunderstorm.

Food Drive Lags-- Prices Remain Up  Anderson Regrets Remarks Deprecating

Five Election Officials Face Vote Fraud Trial  Men Indicted by U. § Grand Jury Freed   Men Indicted by U. $ .Grand Jury Freed on $1,000 Bonds

H ACCUSED OF VOTE FRAUDS GIVE BOND   TWO K. C. ELECTION JUDGES AND A DEPUTY SHERIFF NAMED IN TRUE BILL.

Ford Workers Out ~ In Contract Row   CIO Wants Clause to Void Penalty Provisions

43,000 Auto Employes in Detroit Idle   Ford Company and CIO Un ion Bargain Over Contract  Under New Law

DEMOCRATS BLAST ..0.P. ON PRICES   Bowles, O'Dwyer, Whitney Blame Republicans for High Living Costs.

Democrats Placing ‘High-Prices Baby On GOP Doorstep  National Committee in   National Committee in Opening Blast of ‘48 Campaign

GOP IS BLAMED FOR HIGH PRICES   Leading Democrats Hurl Charges to Ignite 1948 Camnaian Issue

Speakers Lash At Republicans On Hish Prices   Main Issue for 1948 Hinied In Addresses by O’Dwyer, Whitney and Bowles

(i. 0. P, BLAMED FOR HIGH PRICES   [THREE DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS LASH OUT AT REPUBLICAN PARTY.

REPORT SCHEDULED TONIGHT  Negro Education Plan Is Opposed: Action Delayed

Education to Keep Boys on Farms Needed   State Bankers Told Industry Competing For Their Services

‘LIBERAL FOREIGN POLICY’ URGED Approval Of Marshall  Plan And Overthrow Of Franco Sought By ADA

Quick Approval Of Plan Uraed  ADA Gives Outline Of Foreign Policy

Americans For Democratic Action  For Marshall Plan   Issue Foreign Policy Statement

4\) APPROVAL FRANCO REIN BACKED BY ADA   progressive Group Urges Unstinting Support To Anti-Reds

CARTER REFUSING UTILITY POST AND CONARTY IS NAMED   Mabry Announces Withdrawal ‘of Appointment and Selects  Carlsbad Man

REVEAL SEAMEN WERE TIED — TO DECK OF JAPANESE SUB   WAR CRIMES JUDGES TOLD OF — INHUMAN TREATMENT SUF . FERED BY CAPTURED : MEN 

Russia Uses 2 Vetoes to  Bar Nations U.N. Closed to  Five Countries

Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, Italy and Romania Fail in Bids for Membership in UN

Tangle Develops In Fourth Ward   Whether Scott Will Have Opposition May Depend On Ruling Of Executive Committee

U. 5. Makes Move To Assure Free Polish Election  Russia And Britain Asked To Co-Operate

U5, ASKS ACTION TO INSURE A FREE POLISH ELECTION   Washington Calls on Russia and Great Britain to Intervene Under Wartime Agreements.   U. S.-CHINA RELATIONS WILL BE REVIEWED   Byrnes Reveals He and Tru: man Will Go Over Situation With Marshall Upon Latter’s Return.

U.S. Seeks Support For Polish Note   Repressive Election Tactics Disapproved

POLES ASKED T0 ALLOW FOR PREE VOTING   Gentle Reproof Given By U. S.-—Britain and Soviet Asked to Join

HALF BILLION BLOOD DAMAGE   Crop Prospects in Four States ‘Bit Hard.

CORN BELT FLOOD TOLL ESTIMATED   Crop and Soil Damage Set at Ove Half Billion Dollars

FloodDamageSet At$500,000,00¢   Three Million Acres Of Rich Farm Lands Inundated in Month

Nation s Flood Loss Estimated At Half Billion   Effect To Be Felt For Months To Come

Corn Belt Flood Damage Tops $500,000,000 ‘Just for Crops, Soil Lost in Four States —

Amendments Block Action On Fee Issue   House Gets Nowhere As Senate Advances Veachers’ Pay Bill

Riders Delay House Action On Fee Bill   Senate Moves Up Teachers Bill For ‘Vote On Monday

Auto Workers Stand Pat On Wage Boost   Reuther Says Rubber Ac. tion Will Not Affect UAW Demands

RUBBER SETTLEMENT ‘WILL NOT AFFECT UAW   Keuther Says His Union Is Still insisting Om 2312-Ceat Wage Beett Fer Wembers

ihings to Come  General Says U. S. Would Be First Target In Future War

Live Stock On Illinois Farms Drop In 1946, But Value Up 35% To Record; Pigs Drop 11%

LESS LIVESTOCK IN STATE SHOWS GREATER VALUE   Number Of Animals On Illinois Farms Declines During 1946; But Inventory Value Increased By 35 Per Cent.

Distillers Protest Call For Two Month Shutdown In US Liquor Industry

Nitti Asked to Form New Italian Cabinet   Was Premier Before the Rise of Mussalini---Is A Finenciol Exnert

Lewis, Northern Operators Keep Talking Contract   Southetn Mine Owners Still Twiddling Thei Thumbs On Sidelines Awaiting Answer  "la Sanavatc A oranreant Racniast

Coal Talk Is Resumed in Silence   No Report From Conference With Deadline  eating Near

Ne Repert Made On Pregress Of Washington Negotiatiens   SOUTHERN PRODUCERS: WANT SEPARATE PACT:

Southern Group Holds Out For Separate Pact  Silence Stull Cloaking UMW’s Contract Talk With Operators

Lewis And Operators Continue Wage Talks   Progress Of Coal Parleys Shrouded By  Silence JN

Silence Veils Lewis, Owner Contract Talks   UMW Chieftain Holds Up Reply To Southern Group

TWO ARE HELD ON A MURDER CHARGE   Ivan Schubert and Ronald Gu lait Held in Connection With Girl's Death.

PAIR HELD IN GIRL’S DEATH   Missourians, 25 and 18, Are Accused in Murder of Juanita Jones, 16

Wedding Day Will Riv: al  Coronation State Splendor Revived: Fear Foggy Weather

Dour Britain Awaits Taste Of Pageantry   Elizabeth’s Wedding Draws Top Society, 380 Royal Visitors

Splendor of Reyal Wedding Nearing   Some ef Traditional Cale! And Glamor te Be Seem in tendon Thursday

London Set For Wedding   Royalty (With And Without Thrones) Convenes Thursday

War-Interrupted Splendor To Return Temporarily To Britain Thursday In Royal Wedding; 2,000 Guests Invited

NOTABLES OF MANY NATIONS TO ATTEND ROYAL PARTY  Traditional Splendor Of Pre-War Days To Rule London For Royal Wedding Ceremony Thursday

TO HAGGARD BRITAIN  Royal Wedding Will Revive Some Of Old-Time Pageantry, Splendor

Royal Wedding Will Bring Back Some Of State Splendor   Marriage of Princess Elizabeth, Lieut. Philip Mountbatten Will Give Britons a Bit Of Traditional Pageantry They Have Missed

LONDON TO HAVE SPLENDOR AGAIN   Princess’ Wedding To Be Most Elaborate Occasion Since War

Elizabeth's Nuptials Bring Back The Glamour of Olden Days Ta Remb-Scarred Gid London

Austere London Dons Her Splendor For Royal Wedding  Weathermen Casting Only Gloom as Fog Likely on Thursday

Princess Wedding Will Return Splendor fo Bomb-Scarred, Economically Embattled Empire

HOUSE AND,.SENATE FACE TASK OF BREAKING DEAD. © LOCKS ON IMPORTANT, )/ BILLS TODAY,.

Schools Bill Deadlocked On Final-Day   Wayne Parkway Vote On House Calendar; Turnpike Plan Killed  

SOLONS WORK OVERTIME TO FINISH SESSION   Observers Say Lawmakers , Cannot Complete Slate By Midnight

Subpoena For - Sec, Marshall Was Recalled   House Committee Studies  Correspondence From Russia On 95 LendLease Ships

House Merchant Marine Committee s Studvina Correspondence With Russia

RECALL MARSHALL SUBPOENA IN LEND-LEASE SHIPS CASE   OHIOAN'S ACTION TO CAUSE . GOP TO CLAMP DOWN ON ILL-ADVISED MOVES IN FUTURE

Angus Breeder: Hold Spotlight In Beef Judging  Swine Show Tops Record In Variety

Ohioan Skeptical Of Marshall Plan  Canta Ranartmant   State Department Charged With Big Propaganda Drive

Taft Charges State Dep’t Propaganda for Aid; Says Will Mean Higher Prices

BANK BARN BURNS ON SNYDER FARN   Adjoining Shed Also Destroyed Together With Most Of Contents Of Barn---Cause ie Unknown

ae —  BANK BARN BURNS ON SNYDER FARM   Adjoining Shed Also Destroy. ed Together With Most Ot Contents Of Barn—Cause is Unknown

STATE BUDGET IS $264,000,000   Reily Says Louisiana Leads Southern States In Service

PROPOSE STATE RENT CEILINGS   AIMED TO REPLACE FEDERAL CONTROLS UPON EXPIRATION

SENATE Vor      IS DELAYED   All Night Filibuster Is Kept up by Opponents of Taft. Hartley Measure.

Chamber Goes Into Second Day Of Continuous Session in Bitter Battle to Delay Final Showdown

Try To Reach Agreement To Vote Monday   End to All-day, All-night Wrangling Nowhere In Sight After 24 Hours ~

Heated Talk Fest Marks  Long Session   Supporters of Bill Block Move to Hold Up Vote Until Monday

No Decision By Senate  Vote On Veto   Morse Holds Floor  In Talking To Uphold President; Pepper Motion ITacec 20 Th 44

Veto Sought On HST's Rejection Of Labor Bill   Foes Of Measure Continue Talkathon After All Night Senate Session

Leader Gives Up Hope For Action Today   Session Nears Its 24th Hour; See No Break

Supporters of Truman Tryi ing  ToDelay Ballot   Want Postponement Until Nation Reacts to Presi dent's Speech

Continue in Session All Last Night   Taylor and Morse Talk for Hours to Postpone Action  on Truman Veto

All-Night Session Of Senate Is Followed By Morse’ Speech Of Over Six Hours

Ballot Delayed By Opponents Union Curb Act   Republicans Admit Vote On Overriding Veto By Truman Cannot Be Forced Today   Action Scheduled : For Next Monday   Morse Holds Floor After 24 Hours Of Continuous Session; Wires Back Truman

In Session For Nearly 24 Hours   Seek Agreement For Vote on Truman Veto  On Monday

FOES OF MEASURE TD SURB UNIONS TALK ALL NUCH   ‘Republicans Confident Of Victory; Vote Believed Possible Monday ©

All-Night Talks Block Vote to Override Veto  Opponents of Legislation Agree Th) Boliat Are Timo Navt Wook

ACTION SEEN MONDAY ON LABOR ACT   Await Public Reaction To lruman Message

Filibuster Wearing Down GOP Leaders Who May Agree To Let Issue Slide Until Next Week

Veto Backers Stall Decision   ‘To Try for Vote Monday; Oregon Senator Holds Elaar Over-Niaht

Postponement. Of Crucial Vote ‘Until: Mon  day Is Expected ‘As Senators Battle  Throughout Night ‘In Move To “Delay . Balloting.

Senate Still Seeks A Veto Vote Date   No Decision In Sight as Labor Bill Row Flares   Small Group of Vete Supporters Stymie G.O.P. Efforts ‘to Fix Poll Time

MorseTalksOn, Hopes to Delay Until Tuesday   Continuous Session For Upper House To Force Vote

Bitter Exchanges Mark Night- Long Session; Foes Hope To Delay Action Following Truman’s Speech.   MOTION TO DELAY SHOWDOWN DEFEATED

Roll Call Is Set For Noon   Session Continues For More Than 28  Hours

Attempt To Delay Vote On Veto Until Next Week   Prefer To Wait For Reaction of Truman Speech

Insurgents Speak 24 Hours To Give Public  More Time For Reaction   Vote Ultimately Expected On Monday Afternoon Is Not Expected To Change Senate’s Attitude Against Labor Bill Veto.

Opponents Of Labor Bill Talks Down All Attempts To Force Vote Today  PRESIDENT   Makes Radio Talk Calling Measure Shocking Piece Of Legislation

— FILIBUSTER — Monday — Vote Now  Proposed  REPUBLICAN  rr wT eevee UlUlTreSe s_e r

send To All-Day, All-Night Session Nowhere In Sight As Small Band Of Truman Supporters Continue Desperate Effort To Delay Final Decision Until Next Week — Compromise May Produce Action Mon . day — President And Taft Air Views

TAFT AND TRUMAN ARGUE FOR AND AGAINST LABOR CONTROL BILL ON RADIO

Labor Bill Veto Filibuster Rages   Senate, Locked in Battle Through Entire Night, Continues Bitter Fight Today

Try To Re a ch Agreement T  Vote Monday         End to All-day, All-night Wrangling Nowhere In Sight After 24 Hours’

Senate Agrees After — 29 Hour Session; Both Sides Predict Override

Public Reaction To Veto Awaited   All-Night Session Blocks Republican Attempts To Override Truman’s Action

FOES, BACKERS LOCK ON TIME FOR SHOWDOWN   Weary Solons Stay in Continuous Session, Trying To Agree on Hour.

Democrat Morse of Oregon Holds Floor; GOP Defeats one Move to Vote Monday, Now Seeks to Dicker

NO TIME FIXED FOR _ THE VETOED BILL THE VETO BILL   An All Day, All Night Ses. sion Ends With No Agreement.   ‘A 24 HOURS SESSION   Efforts Are Being Made to Delay a Vote on the — Measure.

‘Democrats Fight ‘Off Senate Vote   Veto Supporters Filibuster Thru Night to Delay Fixing Time   IN 24 HOUR SESSION   Truman and Taft in Radic Duel Over Labor Bill  Provisions

Labor Bill Ballot Now Due Monday   OPPONENTS LED BY REPUBLICAN  -SENATOR MORSE, KEEP SENATE IN  SESSION ALL. NIGH Tt TO DELAY  VOTE ~ oe —s

Morse of Oregon Follows Taylor in Fight to Delay Ballot on Overriding Veto   Senate May Keep in Session Until Midnight, Then Recess for Sunday; Bill Backers Seek to Muster Votes

Agree After 282 Hour  Long Session   Show Down On Taft Hartley Labor Bill Monday At 3

Senate Held in Session 24 Hours By Small Band of Bill’s Opponents

Solons Wrangle All Night, Day, But Can't Vote   Morse Holds Floor; White Says Effort Will Be Made For  Balloting Monday

"Senate Veto Vote Wrangling Continues   Filibuster Kills Hopes For Action Today; May Ballot Monday.   Sen. Taylor, Ex-Tent Show Actor, Holds Stage For 8 Hours, 25 Minutes

Marathon Filibuster Delaying Vote by Senate In Attempt to Override President's Veto to Taft-Hartley Bill   LONGEST SESSION : IN TWENTY YEARS

May Ballot Monday on ‘Labor Bill   Taft Passes Out Word Senate Will Override Vato

Senate Test Delayed by Filibuster   Continuous Session of 28 Hours; Morse on Floor 10 Hours.

AGREES TO VOTE MONDAY   Believe Solons Certain to Override Labor Bill Veto

Group Far From Agreement After 14-Hour Session   Veto Supporters Seeking a Delay

Senate Vote To Over-Ride Truman On Labor Bill Is Expected Monday   All-Night Session Results as Solons Seek To Postpone Action Until Nation Is Heard

Senate Still Far from Any Agreement   Can’t Fix Time For Labor Vote,

Morse Leads ‘Talkathon’ As Backers Of President Force All-Night Session

Decisive Ballot On Crucial Issue Expected Monday   Prospects Unchanged That  Vote Will Override Rejection by President

Refuse to Fix ace a Vote      Talk in Second Day tn Effort to Delay Vote on L’abor Veto

Second Day Of Debate Starts   Marathon Staged In Attempt To Delay Vote

Senate in Session  24 Hours   Taylor and Morse Hold Floor for 14 Hours

President Offers NewHousingPlan  ee ee    Congressmen Urged To Speed Approval Of Building Program

Goodale Denies Companion Wa:  Ruth McGurk   Defendant Can’t Remember Name Of Mystery Girl

Goodale Testifies In Fight For Life At Murder Trial   Takes Stand In Surprise Move To Refute Evidence

Session Now Seems Te Be Attuned   To Continue State Income Tax at Half Rate

STUDENTS IN YARDLEY NAME THEIR OFFICERS   Member of the Junior Class Interviewed Over Radio   TALK BY REV. WALKER

One Student, a Scout, Tells of Trip to World Jamboree   ‘TALK BY CLERGYMAN

Witness Says TVA Fired Him As Anti-Red   Smith Testifies Ignorance Whether Lilienthal Approved

IO 10 CONTE WITH COMPANY THIS MORNING   107,000 INVOLVED; PENSION, LABOR LAW DISPUTE

SENATE APPROVES O-POINT PROGRAM TO CURB INFLATION   Measure Offered by Taft Put Through, 77 to 10, and Sent to House for Action Today.   PASSAGE BY LOWER BRANCH PREDICTED   Bill Would Extend Export and Transportation Controls and Encourage Voluntary Price Agreements.

SENATE VOTES BILL AIMED AT RISING COST!   Measure Put Through  By Voice Vote And   Sent to House

House Action on Plan Is Due Today   Democrats Unable to Modify G. 0. P. Pranosal

Taft Pushes for Senate Vote on Inflation Curbs   Seeks Approval of 3-Point Plan Before Special Session Ends

Anti-Inflation Bill Is Passed      Senate’ Rushes . Measure To House for Action Today

House Action Before Session Ends Assured   Democrats Fail to Get Tough Amendments in As Measure Pushed

Senate Passes It 77 to 10 as Session Wanes   House. Must -Approve It  Today; Measure Has

Measure Sent To House for  Quick Action   Demos Unsuccessful in Two-Day Battle to Toughen Legislation

Taft’s Version Of Anti-Inflation Is Senate Approved   Three Point Republican Measure Sent Over To House Where Leaders Promise Action Today If Possible Before Adjournment

SENATE PASSES ANTI - INFLATION MEASURE, 77-10   Republicans Beat Back All Democratic Attempts To Strengthen Bill   SPEEDY HOUSE ACTION ANTICIPATED TODAY

Senate ln ‘Taft Plan Approval   Burst of Speed In Anti-Inflation Program Was Developed

SPOINT G.0.?. BIL TO CURB INFLATION PASSED BY SENATE   House Passagé Is Expected Today Under Special Procedure.   DEMOCRATS CRY ‘GAG’   Protest No-Amendment Rule, Say Present Measure Is Ineflective,

Senate Sends Plan To House Without Hope   Meager Three-Point Program Gets Fast Approval With Demo Support; Special Session Adjourns Tonight

House Will Act On Bill Today  Way Is Virtually Cleared For Pascacge

War-Crippled Veteran Gets $25,000 Home Donated by Fellow Citizens —

Senate Votes Confirmation Of Lilienthal   Chairman Of Atomic Energy Commission Confirmed 50 to 31

Senate Confirms David Lilienthal As Atomic Chief  Approval Is Given By 50 to 31 Vote After Lencthy Ficht

Lilienthal And Pike... Confirmed By Senate  Vote For Chairman Is:'50 To 31; Full Atom Board Is Anproved :

Lilienthal Is Confirmed By Senate  Vote of 50 to 31 Makes Him Head OM Atawaun Arcawnnew

Lilienthal Wins Confirmation lor Atom Post   Other Members of Board Also Okehed:  Agency's Power Vast

Truman Choice For Atom Post Upheld, 50-31  Other Commiccion   Other Commission Nominees Approved   Lilienthal Issues Statement

SENATE VOTES CONFIRMATION OF LILIENTHAI   New Atomic Chairman Wins Bitter Fight By 50-31 Vote

Lilienthal Wins Confirmation on Atomic Board  Other Commission Members Bre Alen Anwnravead

LILIENTHAL GETS OKAY IN SENATE   Presidential Appointee Is Approved as Head Of Atom Energy Group

Gains Place As Chief Of Atomic Body   Senate 50-31 Vote Climaxes 11 Weeks Dispute On Choice

N. C. Court Upholds Law On Closed Shop   Opinion Declares Closed Shop Ban Is Constitutional

WESTERN ‘WORLD QUESTIONS WISDOM OF WRITING OFF THE HOPE OF UN COOPERATION AND WORKING ALONE

STUDENTS RENE DEMANDS FOR END OF CHINA WARFARE   Thousands Defy Govern ment To March In Peiping Protest Parade

Chinese Students In New Defiance   Campaign To End Civil War They Soy Driving China To Economic Ruin

Bones Are Those of Child, Says Coroner  Refutes FBI Claim They Are Dog's

N.Y. ATTORNEY     ASSAILS WAGNER ACT   Testifies Before’  U.S. Senate _

WAGNER ACT UNDER FIRE AT HEARING   New York Attorney Asks Congress to Adopt Remedial Labor Legislation.

Wagner Act Attacked As A Strike Breeder  b es = os gr   New York Lawyer Offers Plan To Outlaw Closed Shops And Industrvwide Bargaining

Labor Attorney Hits Wagner Act As Strike Cause   Congress Must Enact Broad Remedial Program, Senate Group Told

Father Admits Beating His Two Children to Deatt   Miami. Cafe Operato Shoots: Neighbors; Turns Gun on Self

Pal Of Film Stars Shot By Gunmen   Said To Have Sought Control Of Rich Racket

Imported’ Gunman Sought in Slaying   Jealous Gangsters Are Believed Responsible For Beverly Hills Murder of ‘Bugsy’ Siege!

Bipartisan Study of Relief Asked  Vandenberg Advise  Long- Range Inquiry  Se,  Seer

Foreign Aid Appraisal By Bi-Partisan Council Urged By Sen. Vandenberg

Vandenberg Urges Bi-Partisan Action  on Global Cash Aue   Asks Sound Inventory of Our Resources Before Decision

Would Stop Piecemeal Relief Measures... .  Asks Unification For European Aid

Vandenberg Feels-Time Is Ripe To See About  Righting World Economy

Vandenberg Points Out World Crisis   Serves Friendly Notice Upon Both Parties

2-PARTY WORL PLAN DEMANDED BY VANDENBERC   Urges Bipartisan Advisor Council To Determine Global] Needs -

SEN, VANDENBERG PROPOSES NEW                Time for Leaders to Size Up Together World Economy to Rights.   ‘TOP MEN BOTH PARTIES   eeded to Make a Balance Sheet of the World’s Needs.

Full Economic Study Seen By Vandenberg  Solon Says U. S. Must   Solon Says U. S. Must Approach Problem On Long-Range Basis

Sees Need For Policy Confab —   - Vandenberg Says Time - Has Come For Bi-Partisan Sizing Up of   _ World: Aid Picture

Vandenberg Urges Unity Of Leaders   Senator Says Republicans And Democrats Must Get Together on Plan for World Economy

Vandenberg Makes Plea   Time for Both Party Leaders to Size Up Long Range Aid

Vandenberg Urges Long-Range Effort   Time Has Come for Meeting To Set Situation to Rights

Vandenberg Says U. S. Must Have Foreign  Assistance Appraisal by Bi-Partisan Couneil

FOREIGN POLICY TALKS URGED   Vandenberg Asks Planned Aid and an End To Meeting “Unanticipated Crises.”

Vandenberg Seeks Bi-partisan. Check Of World Relief   Says U.S. Can't Keep  On Trying to Meet.  ‘“‘Unanticipated’®. ; a a ar oe

Vandenberg Asks Time Table For World Economics   Cannot Continue Present Method Of Meeting Crises

Vandenberg For Planning  Aid To World   ‘If America Ever Sags,/ He Warns, "World's Hopes Saa

Co-operation of Leaders Needed  Vandenberg Attacks World Economy Issue

Vandenberg Calls For Study Of World’s Economic Needs  Cannot Meet Crises One By One

Taft Ignores Unity Appeal Of Vandenberg   Long-range Plan for Aid by U. S. in Economic Problems is Needed, Senator Sava

ili ai ti iniocainiinie iad  CALLER THREATENS DEATH OF EXECUTIVE   Peoria Man Warned As Police Guard Home

Probe Of RFC Wartime Operations Set  ee ee ee ee a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee,   Charge: Agency Cost Taxpayers Too Many Millions

Charges Agains! RFC To Be Aired Tuesday   Serious Charges. OF. Loose * Banking - Will. Be : ' - Heard

RFC Hearing On High Costs Set Tuesday   Solons Says Inadequate Account Kept of Ten Billiang

RFC’s Spending ToBeScanned   Congress Will Examine Wartime Money Toss

PUBLIC HEARING ON RFCS PROBE OPENS TUESDAY   Jesse Jones’ Federal Spending Faces Lax  LLeamienw Dam

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS   By FRANK R. KENT   Marshall and Moscow

Speaker Gives Five Fold Program of United Texas Drys   McKenzie Tells ‘Limestone Baptist Prohibition Plans

High Prices Big News Again   Food Prices Up 30 Per Cent. Since June, 1946

The Nation Today High Prices Giving Everyone A Headache Without Any Relief

U-N Assembly Favors Europe For 1948 Meet   Britain Opposed To Plan Because Of Added Costs

UN To Hold 1948 Session  In Kurope   Decision Subject To Review When Next Year’s Budget Is Considered

Decision Subject to Budge Review; Meet Today To Speed: Adjournment For Thanksgiving Holiday

Next Assembly Meeting to Be in Europe   Method of Financing Session Has Not Been Decided So Far

UN Assembly Votes To Meet in Europe For Session in 48   Decision Is Subject To Final Review Wher Budaet Considered

UN to Hold 1948 Meet In Europe  Geneva, Paris   Geneva, Paris And Brussels Are Mentioned

Decision Is -Reacheul Over ‘Fhe Opposition Of Grext Britain. Cost

Europe Parley Voted by U.N.   Britain Opposes Transfer Of Assembly Seasion

Mental Pictures, On Seeing Result Of Auto Collision, Death, Injury

gi 7am ae Br  Take A Look Around, Chum—t [Might As Well Have Been Yot

FARM PLAN CAN BE EARLY ITEM, SENATOR HOPES   Wilson Says Bill Should Not ‘Mix’ With Campaigns

Made Known   FLATLY OPPOSES ECONOMICAL UNIFICATION OF GERMANY; DEMANDS THAT SAAR BECOME ‘PART OF FRANCE

FRANCE WANTS REICH FRONTIER, POLICY DECIDED   Bidault Opposes Plans Now for Economic Structure «+

Bidault Opposes More Production   France In Bitter Fight To Keep Nation Bereft Of Potential Military Strength

TOTAL REACHES $8.49   ‘Residential Workers Turn in $1,152 in Chest Campsign

Marshall Gives Truman Aides ‘Data on Big 4   Discusses World Affairs In White House Parley With Coneress Chiefs

Gen. Marshal Reports on Big-4 Parley   Congressional Heads Meet with Truman, State Secretary

President Gets Advance Report From Secretary   Scheduled to Speak Ai 9:30 P. M. on Moscow Conference

[HOUSEWIVES Bl BUY SUGAR SUPPLIES      Some Store Have Difficulty in Meeting Demand

HOUSEWIVES BUY SUGAR SUPPLIES   Some Store Have Difficulty Meeting Demand

SEARCHERS PASS NEAR GIRL’S BOD)   3- Year-Old, “Lost in Colorade Mountainous Area, Victim of Exnosure

Missed by Searching Party Denver Girl, 3, Dies of Exposure in  Snow-Clad Mountains Near Boulder

Little Colorado Girl Dies in Cold Just 10 Feet Off Searchers Path

SIGHT FOUR FIRES   Bonfires Start Plane Seach: ers Off in New  Direction

SEARCHMOUNTAIN FOR ARMY PLANE   BATTLE SNOWSTORM AS HOPE FADES FOR 20 PERSONS ABOARD

OPPOSITION OFFERED BY 9 STATES   Supreme Court Acts Today on Cut Ordered by ICC

Freight Rate Fight Is Won In High Court   LOWERING OF RATES FOR SOUTHERN AREA ORDERED

Freight Rate Changes Are Upheld   Supreme Court Says ICC Action Should Be Sustained

COURT UPHOLDS FREIGHT HIKE   Boost Rates 10% in Northeastern States

Northern Costs Hiked Ten Per Cent   Ruling Aims at ; Equalization; South, Wrest to Benefit

High Court Upholds ICC Order Raising North’s Freight Rates And Loweri ring Those- In South      South Wins Victory In Its Fight Against. Rate Discrimination

Court Upholds 10 Per Cent Reduction   North And East Carriers Must Charge More

icc. ORDER_UPHELD BY HIGH TRIBUNAL ‘ON RATE CHANGES   Northeastern States to Boost : Rates ; South and West  t   ~ Will Benefit

Ruling is Upheld on Freight Rates  ~ Court Backs Order GC gm ee. $$ mig £.  ies

High Court Sustains  Rate Order   Decision Upholds ICC Ruling on Rail Freight Charges

HIGH COURT UPHOLDS CHANGES IN FREIGHT RATES TO AID SOUTH  _ BOOST OF SOME RAIL

Supreme Court Upholds Order Leveling Rates   Rail Freight Raised in North and East and Cut in South

Freight Rate Cut For South Upheld By Supreme Court   ICC Decision to Raise Rates in North and East Held Valid by Tribunal

ICT Freight Rate Order Is Affirmed   Revision of Charges for East, South, Parts of West Upheld in Supreme Court 7-2 Decision

Rail Freight Rate Order Is Upheld   Supreme Court Gives 7 to 2 Decision on Commission’s Ruling

10 Per Cent Reduction For South... High Court Upholds  Lower Freight Fees

10% INCREASE IN NORTH AND EAST, LOWER IN SOUTH   DECISION OF SUPREME COURT SEEN AS BOON TO SOUTHERN TRADE

Rate Boost Affirmed for NE. Freight   Supreme Court Upholds ICC Step For Equalization

South Wins Rail Freight Advantage   High Court Upholds ICC Order---Lower  Rates for the South, Higher in Northeast

SUPREME COUNT UPHOLDS 10.0. IN RAIL RATE FIG   Boost in North and Reduc  tion in South Legal, Jus7 tices Declare

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS ICC ON FREIGHT RATES   Indiana Among 9 States to Lose in Ruling in Favor of South.

Action Of ICC To Cost Others   Northern Shippers Face Increase Of 10 Per Cent

THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM. ORDER IS UPHELD   For Boosting Freight Rates 10 Per Cent In Northeastern States.   DROP IN OTHER STATES   ‘Off 10 Per Cent In Southern States East of the Rocky Mountains.

High Court 7 to 2 for ICC Ruling   Rates Up 10 Percent in Northeast, Reduced in Other Areas.

Freight Rate Order Upheld By High Court   ou Approves O Percent Slash In Southern States

ICC Ruling Upheld By High Tribunal In 7 To 2 Decision   So-Called Class Tariffs Affected   Order Increases Charges 10 Per Cent In North, Cuts 10 Per Cent In South

COURT OKERS FREIGHT RATE DIFFERENTIAL   Upholds Order End ing ‘Discrimination’ Against South

_— NORTH, SOUTH ‘EQUALIZED —  Freight Rate Order  Upheld by High Court

PUTS BURDEN ON NORTH FOR ADT SOUT   Supreme Court Approves Cut for One Section and Hike in Other.

ICC FREIGHT RATE ORDER IS UPHELD   Lowered In South, West And Hiked North And East

Change in Rail Rates Upheld   U.S. Supreme Court Backs ICC Order

Rate Boosts For North And East Are Also Held Legal   Class Rates Applying To Manufactured Products Involved In Ruling

Freight Rate Revision Upheld by High Court   ICC Order Boosting Certain Class’ Rates*in Northeast, Lowering: Them. in Southern States East of Rockies Affirmed ‘by 7 to 2-Vote

Supreme Court Upholds Hikes  Freight Rates   IcC Order Had Raised Them In North and East; Lowered Them In South

ICC-Ordered Changes Are Declared Valid   Decision Written By Douglas With Two Dissenting

Court Upholds Order Fixing Freight Rates  10 P. C. Increase In North. East

d NORTHEAST STATES LOSE TARIFF FIGHT   Interstate Commerce Edict Lowers Rates In South And West

Supreme Court Upholds ICC Order  Changes Railroad Class Freight Rates

Freight Rate rder o Given Force  Branacad Channat   Proposed Changes Upheld by Decision of Supreme Court

Immediate Leaf Price Drop Seen.   Effect Already Felt And Is. Expected To Continue: CCC Help:

Board of Regents Meets In Alpine   FINE COOPERATION BETWEEN SUL ROSS, COMMUNITY IS COMMENDED

Hurricane I: Nearing Coast   Scientists Take Off To Make Dry Ice  Tests In Storm

TTEE SAYS HYSTERIA’ CAUSED BY REDS IN NATION   State of Mind Threatens Freedom of All Citi#ens Presidential Group  Reports Teday.  STEPS ARE URGED

Report Cautions Against Hysteria On Communists  But Reds, Fascists l el itlin. @.....ti   But Reds, Fascists Should Be Exposed, Committee Asserts

FREEDOM OF U.S. CITIZENS THREATENED   Presidential Commit« tee Warns of State of Near-Hysteria In Red Hunt.

— ‘REAL TRAITORS’ SOUGHT —  'Red-Hunt Hysteria’ Held Liberty Peril.

Freedom Threat Noted in Study Of Red Hysteria   Fiesidential Committele Urges Legitimate Exposures, However   TRUMAN GETS REPORT BEGUN IN DECEMBER   Right of Communists to Speak Is. Defended If Identity Is Given

Human Freedom Urged In Report   Committee On Civil Rights Advecates Communist Exposure, Non-Sesresatian

GIL RIGHTS BODY REPORTS TO PRESIDENT   End to Segregation of Ne groes Advocated by Wilson Committee.

Truman. Group Hits.  Sree hoe  Communism Scare  Committee on Civil Rights Cites ‘NearBoe bent! beet Veni Evernrncsn Dade FErcericte

GROUP BRANDS RED PERIL AS NEAR-HYSTERIA   ‘Legitimate’ Exposure Of Reds and ‘Fascists’ Urged

Near-Hysteria Over Reds ‘Threat To Others, Claim   BY MERRIVAN SMITH

Civil Rights Report Sees Current ‘Nea Uvsteria’ Over Reds As Poor Judgment   ‘Powerful I nfluences Cannot Intimidate Us, Thomas Says

Says Nation Near Hysteria About “Reds”   Presidential Committee Files Its Report

‘Hysteria’ Over U.S. Reds Threaten: Freedom: Civil Rights Plan Asked

Civil Rights Committee Urges Publicizing Real Communists, Anti-D~wnch Law. Poll Tax End

State Of Near Hysteria Over Danger Noted   Drastic Reforms In Federal Laws — Are Advocated -

Croco  diles in Flooded Stree  wt: e      Rescuers ‘Awaited: as Half of Town Washes Away

HALF OF TRINIDAD TOBE WASHED AWAY   Ask for Flying Boats to Help Evacuate 1,500 Children, from Stricken Area

AWAIT RESCUE FROM FLOOD   Report Crocodiles In Flooded Streets Of Trinidad. Bolivia

Crocodiles In Flooded Streets   inhabitants Of Bolivian Town Are Await mo Recena_

Christmas Day To Bring Happiness For All Youngsters  Individuals And Organizations Will

Christmas Day To Bring Happiness For All Youngsters  Individuals And Organizations Will © - Assist Santa Claus

Kills Two Labor Chiefs  nm Man Faarad   Chicago Man Feared He Would Be Harmed

DOUBLE KILLING OLD AT CHICAGO   Oil Salesman Confesses to Shooting Two Labor Leaders in Tavern.

OIL SALESMAN KILLS 2 CHICAGO LABOR LEADERS   Thought He Was Threatened, Rathmann Explains

Japs Laud MacArthur Statement   UN UN Works On Final Details ‘of Meeting Of Commission

U.N. Works on Meeting For ‘Disarmament   Speed-Up After Appeal By Poland; Date Not Yet Determined

Usted Rations Working on Detale for: Initial. Session  7 of Commission

Poland Asks Meeting Of Arms Group   Seeks Action On Plan For Disarming World

United Nations Works on Detail For Arms Meet   Poland’’s Request For Early Action Spurs Secretariat

TRUMAN TRIP DAMPENED BY BAD WEATHER, VACATION EXTENDED: DAUGHTER MAKES SINCER DEBUT

PRESIDENT TRUMAN EXTENDING HIS ‘REST AT KEY WEST INTO SECOND WEEK HOPES FOR BETTER WEATHER

FIRE AT ALBANY   The Rakyt Store In That Town Burned Late Monday.

Chief Tells Hopes on Stronger U.N.   President Praises G. E. Price Cuts; Refuses to Comment on Wallace Race

‘President Optimistic On Peace In World; Hopes For Development Of UN

Wallace Comment  Withheld   Chief Executive Feels Democrats Will Have A Happy New Year

TRUMAN SAYS PEACE VITAL T0 INTEREST OFU.S   Expresses Confidence in Ultimate Working of United Nations

GE Price Cuts Praised, Wire Sent Company   President Sets Up Schedule al Messages to Conss-First of New Taye   Defends Graham - Market Dealings   [Plans lo Urge More Valley . Authorities; Jokes Fly . About! Lost AntiInflation Bill’ 

President's LastNews Conference Of 1947 Given To Prediction Of Ultimate Success Of United Nations

CONFIDENCE VOICED IN PRESIDENT’S NEW YEAR’S STATEMENT  U.N. DEVELOPMENT IS - SEEN; ’47 SAID GOOD, BUT BETTER 1948 DUE

-—HOLDS LAST 1947. NEWS CONFERENCE—  ‘Real World Peace -Coming’—Truman

Truman Puts Peace Hope in His Greetinc        : Get- Becking~ of All He Says”.

Expects Better Things In 1943   Comment Refused On Wallace’s  Decision

Compares Present U. N. Experience With Colonists’ Efforts in 1780s

World Peace Yet Possible,  Says Truman   It Is Selfish Interest O: All To Have, He Tells Newsmen

Truman Lauds Price Slash by General Electric   New Year’s Message Voices Hopé of Proper Development of U.N.

President Faces 1948 WithHope   Expresses Confidence In Lasting World Peace Through the U. N. in Last °47 News Confab

World Peace Hopes Held By Truman  Will Take  Time to Achieve Solid Peace,  Ba. Geers

Truman Confident Of Real World Peace   Tells Reporters 1947 Has Been Good Year But Not As Good As We Would Have Liked

President, At Special New Year’s Eve Press Conference, Declares He Still Confidently- Looks Forward To World Peace On Which All Governments Can Agree —Recalls Long Struggle Which Preceded Proper Implementation Of United States Constitution

Contident st World Peace   Silent on Wallace Announcement, Other Controversial News

Truman Confident : of Real Peace for  World: Strong U. N   U. S. Constitution Wasn’t Perfected in Day, President Says

All Nations Need Real World Peace Declares Truman  Expects Greater Progress   Expects Greater Progress Under UN; Praises Price Slashes Announced by GE

Confident of Real Peace Agreements For World in 1948   “Truman Optimistic  - Over .UN’s Chances... Holds Final News Conference: far 1047

Budenz Assails  Communists  Charges Reds With Political Blackmail

Monetary System Being Revaluated; News Is Breaking ‘Iron Curtain’   State Department Official Says That First Time In History That A Nation Is Forced To Repudiate Own Currency.

U.S. Studying Move Closely  Act Viewed as Proof Of Tottering Feanamy

Sees Red Rule In Mid-East Mf Loan Fails   Acheson Urges U.S. Approve Truman Plan For Greece, Turkey

ACHESON SAYS  LOAN PROGRAM "1S NECESSARY   AéTiINnG ‘SECRETARY OF : STATE SAYS COMMUNIST. Q LED MINORITY THREAT.. - ENS GREEX Gov.  ; ERNMENT ;

STATE LABOR BILS REACH SENATE FLOOR   Provide Closed Shop Ban, Compulsory Conciliation

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various Communities GLEANED BY SCRIBES

PLAN COMMUNITY DA}   Parade And Program Will Feature Event At Warrinatan

Calls Reluctant Inlaw ‘Dirty Stinker’ And Is Fined $1,000   Remsen Farmer Was Too Candid, And By Mail!

U.S. Speeds Aid To Greek Army   Military Supplies, 6 Patrol Boats Sent To Beleaquered Nation

Huge Military Equipment Carg¢ ls Sent Greece   U.S. Shipment Said 50,000 Tons; Navy To Send Patrol Boat:

Urgent Miltary Goods From U. S. on Their Way to Greece   State Department Tells Of Shipments of More Than 50,000 Tons

23 Nazis Who Killed Thousands Sentenced fo Die   Sixteen Others Of SS Elite Guard Get Prison Terms

German Coal Empire Head Gets 7 Years   Friederich Flick Guilty of Using  Prisoner Labor

23 HIGH NAZIS SLATED T0 DIE   Krakow Tribunal Sentences War Crimes Defendants

Sentence 22 Nazis to Die  Convicted of Crimes Against Humanity in Extermination Camp

23 High S. 5. Men to Die   Convicted of Crimes in Notorious Osciecim Extermination Camp

Poland Dooms 23 Top Officers Of German S$   Others Get Life Terms For Mass Murders at Auschwitz Horror Camry

23 German S.S. To Be  Executed   Krabow Court Convict: Top-Ranking Elite Guard Of Crimes Against Humanity

Poles Will Execute 23 Top Nazi $5 OHicers   Court Estimates They Hed Haid in Killing 4 Million Prisanere

23 TOP NAZIS FACE EXECUTION   Polish Court Dooms Hitler Aides for War Crimes

—WAR CRIMES— Convicted After Trial _ In Krakow   Were Attached To Notorious Camp

23 Must Die  For Atrocities At Auschwitz  Polish Tribunal  Metes Punishment   Polish Tribunal Metes Punishment To Camp Officials

23 SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR NAZI KILLINGS   German S.S. Officers Doomed To Hang: for. Slaughter ‘at Auschwitz.

23 TOP RANKING GERMANS WERE SENTENGED 10 DIE   Verdict Was Passed by Krakow’s Supreme National Tribunal.   OF THE ELITE GUARDS   Were Attached to the Notorious Auschwitz Extermination Camp.

23 Top-Ranking Nazi Officers Decreed Death ~   Many Are Given Prison Terms But Only One Is Acauitted.

Nazi Coal and Steel Tycoon Gets Seven Years for Usina Slave Labor

Headed Auschwitx Extertermination Camp ie Which Some 4,500,000 People Died

SOVIET VETOES KEEP AUSTRIA, ITALY OUTSIDE   » AROUSES ANGRY CRY AGAINST BIG POWER VOTE

Russia Uses Vetoes Again  In Council  Bre Anorv Cries   ‘Stirs Angry Cries" Against Privilege Now Used 18 Time:

Russian Vetoes Bring Angry Call For Rule Changes  Gromyko Blocks Pleas Of Italy and Austria For I] N. Memherchin

RUSSIA APPLIES — EIGHTEENTH VETO. VS ITALY, AUSTRIA   Action Prevekes Amsry Outery And A Mellen by  Argontiva For & Revision Of Veto Section OF The Ul. M. Charter le Santamtbec

Membership In U.N. Denied Italy, Austria  Argentina To Seek Abolition Of Veto

Moves Made To Revise Charter  Will Seek Abolition OF Vata Privilane

100 Erie Home: Padlocked Alter Flood   City Moves to Prevent Disease: Will Clean And Inspect Premises

Four Persons Reported Aboard Plane ~Navy Atr Transport Missing Near Coast

Navy Plane Is Reported Long Overdue   Ship En Route From Boston Is Presumed Down

Navy Plane Missing On Atlantic Coast   DC-3 Returning to Norfolk After Delivering Prisoners

BIG NAVY PLANE 1S LONG OVERDUE   CRAFT ENCOUNTERS STORMS ON ATLANTIC COAST AND Is BELIEVED DOWN.

Truman To Sign,  But Assails GOP Anti-Inflation Bill   President Sharply Criticizes Congress For Providing Him With A ‘Pitifully Inadequate Weapon’ Against Hich Coct OF Liwine

Pres. Truman Hits Congress for Inadequate Weapon to Fight Cost of High Living at Present

VETERANS SERVICE OFFIGE WAS BUSY   Hamilton County Office At Webster City Handled 227 Cases in Month of June For World War Veterans.

Expectant Mother Is Held After Death of Three-Year-Old Sor   32-Year-Old Mother of Five Admits Whipping Boy With a Stick

HOLD MOTHER IN DEATH OF CHILD   CORONER'S JURY ASKS FURTHER PROBE INTO WHIPPING OF BOY, 3

Good, Solid Finger Bowls Are Necessary to Withstand Naval Attacks and Preserve Linen

“Admirals Are Sloppy Eaters,’ Othman Concludes After Finger-Bowls Hearing

Splash :  (Sea , Dog After Dinner)— Finger Bowls for Navy Braid   Odd Probe Raised At Sale of Old, Worn Silver .

RUSSIA IS TURNED DOWN   State Department Answers There Is No Extradition Treaty

U.S. Rejects Plea For Arrest of Defiant Russian  .  Lack of Extradition  Treaty Aids Man Who

3 Die As Blast Razes Chicago Loop Building   30 Hurt, Heavy Loss To Property. Leaking Gas Furnace Blamed

GOP Senators Cowardly: Owen   Blasts Solons For Budget Cut Change

Abandonment 0 {6 Billion Cut ‘Cowardly Act  GOP Representative F gts a  : CO ioe

Owen Hits at Vote on Cut   Calls Senate GOP Members Cowardly in Trimming Slash

Representative Says Senate Acts Cowardly in Dropping Big Tax Cut

Officer ‘Identifies’ ‘Flying Saucers’   Mystery Objects Termed Tin Foil Radar Screens

Lire Slashed Sharply In Italy .... Wide-Scale Devaluation Of European Money Seen

Pennsylvania Stays G. O. P.   Democrats Retain Pitshurch Control

Diplomats Assembling At Moscow   Mest Important Internation. al Parley Since End of First World War

BOWLING CENTER FIRE INJURES 33   400 Flee From Flash Blaze In Rhode Island Building

39 Injured In Providence Blast-Fire   400 Escape In Panic From Recreation Center

Flash Fire Causes Panic   Thirty-Nine Injured Wher Flames Sweep Providence Recreation Center

39 Persons Hurt in Blast-Blaze   No One Killed as Bowling Alley Center Burns

Fierce Blast, Punctuated By Fire, Hurts 39 Persons In Rhode Island Bowling Hall

Blast in Bowling Center Injures 39; One Indirect Death   400 People Escape As Blaze Ripped Through Building

BOWLING HOUSE BURNS, 39 HURT   Flash Fire Spreads Ir Providence, R. I. As 400 Flee In Panic

Continuation Of War Probe May Be Sought   List of All Officers With Disability Pay Asked by White House

PROBE GOING   Extension For Special War Committee May Result From Meyers Case

Prospects Dim For Agreement Between Allies   Complete Breakdown With International Arms Race. Likely

Keep Secret About Meeting   US Secretary of State Probably Met with Red Leader for 90 Minutes

 Secrecy Cloaking Marshall-Stalin Conference Fails To Obseure Serious Big Four Breakdown   DEADLOCKS REMAIN

Closed Door Seminar  Held On Aid To Europe   Marshall, Top Officials Meet With 100 Citizens To Whip Program Into Shape

Foreign Aid Needs Listed   Marshall, Key Government Leaders Hold Secret ‘Seminar’ Meet

‘CLOSED- DOOR. SEMINAR’  U. S., Private Leaders Meet - With Marshall on. Aid. Plar

Big Three Meet To Air Views On Marshall Plan   Foreign Ministers Of England, France And Russia, Gather In Paris Conference   SEEK ECONOMIC PLAN FOR EUROPE

‘Big 3’ Tackle Marshall Plan To Aid Europe   Bevin, Bidault, Molotov Seek Way Toward Financial Recovery

World Bank Negotiates First Loan   Is For Quarter Million Dollars to France, to Be Repaid in 35 Years

Senator Pepper Asks Curbs On All Monopolies  Suggests Labor, Business Be Broken Into Smaller Units

Pepper Puts Labor Blame  On Business   Senator Says Small Units In Business Needed

Pepper Blames Industry In Strife   Big Business Gets Brunt Of Attack Of Senator

Youth Training Is Advocated  General Wilbur Asks  Directors’ Cooperatior

Conflicts Halt Drive to Adjourr  Legislative Clocks Stopped at Noon

Teachers Pay And Labor Measures Highlight Protracted Session   Emergency Taxes, Community Property Law And Tentative Service Men’s Bonus Among Major Accomplishments Of Session.

TAXING POWER GIVEN LOCAL GOVERNMENTS   Measure to Raise Teacher Pay Highlights Long Session of Legislature.

CONSSLID ATION  PHAR? PED POSTTIGN Am A On WA SET  t i «  ee P :

Soviet Has Full Power In Romania   Peasant Leader Given Life Sentence For “Treason” As Reds Obtain Control In Oi-Rich Nation

REDRAWN LABOR BILL VOTE NEAR   Peace Back in Assembly at Senate Ballots on Strip Mining

STATE. SENATE COMMITTEE TO RE-WRITE BILL THAT CAUSED UPROAR IN LEGISLATURE.

Hundreds of Volunteers Hunt For Broken Bodies in Area; Thousands of Curious Drawn

Two Americans Win $100,000 Each in lrish Sweepstakes  College Education for Two Grandchildren; a Store for Another

WOMAN, 02, WINS ~ $100,000 ON BEI   DISABLED VET'S TICKET ON IBISH SWEEPSTAKES PAYS SAME AMOUNT, ~-

House Ends Debate On Aid Bill; May Be Voted Monday  GOP Threatens Drastic Cuts bv Amendmente   GOP Threatens Drastic Cuts by Amendments Before Balloting

Clark Grades To  Give Tom Sawyer About 100 Children Will Be In Plav

Tom Sawyer At Franklin School  To Be. Presented By * Grade Pupils

Soviets In New Blast Ai Brazil and Chile   Official Newspaper Says Latin Americans Are ‘Fascist Adventurers"

Pravda Declares Russia Doesn't Need Aid of Latin America Nations

Brazil, Chile Hit By Moscow   Staff Of Embassy I: Placed Under Custody

Reds Scorn Break   Pravda Says Soviet Doesn’t Need Trade With Chile, Brazil

SOVIETS ASSAIL  ATIN AMERICAS   Brazil And Chile Called Fascistic, Dancing To U.S. Moneybags

Reds Spurn Aid Of Chile And Brazil   Pravda Sarcastic In Commenting On Recent Break In Relations

TROOPS ATTACK GREEK TOWN ON ALBANIA BORDER   Revort Savs One Thonsand Troops Of Exnveditionary Force Attack; Rush  Air Reinforcements.

U §. and Soviets Exchange Charges Over Nippon Rule   Allied Council Members Accuse Each Other of

U.S. RUSSIA HURL CHARGES AT TOKYO MEE1   Cooperation Hopes Said Blocked By Clash

Co-Ed Found on Railroad Embankment   No Sign Of Violence But Death. Has Mysterious Cireumstances

Labor Chief Would Deny Votes to Reds   Rep. Hartley Agrees To Offer Congress Bill To Outlaw Communism

Major Labor Law Changes “'IlLadvised’”   Schwellenbach Sees "Drastic Reduction" in Stoppaces for "47

Greek Leader Is Facing New Crisis   Tsaldaris Cabinet Hopes to Win Confidence Vote

CREEKS THRU CRISIS! ARE BRAVING HEA   d Douglas County Farmer:  Are Preparing to i Fill Silos   Civil Service Strike Is Called Dous Off; Confidence Vote  Coming Up

Greek Leaders’ To Seek Vote Of Confidence   Threatened Civil Strike Averteds.15,000 To Be   Released In Econ:  ; * omy Move —

It’s One-Down, One fo Go for Greek Cabinet   Sidetrack Threatened Civil Service Strike--Face Confidence Voie

Airline Merger Charge Echoed   Brewster, Hughes Prepare Questions in Preliminary of Contract Probe -

FLIER SHOUTS STATEMENT AS PLANE PROBE- RESUMES   Senator Waives Right To Cross Examine Millionaire Airman

REQUEST FOR CROSS EXAMINATION REFASED   Fereuson Orders Room Cleared When Crowd Applauds But Reconsiders On Appea!

Shouts, ‘Lie’ As Senator Denies Offer   Plane Builder Claims Brewster Asked Combine Of Two Airline Firms

Sen. Brewster Attacked By Plane Builder   Wants Chance To Cross Question Maine Solon

Flier, Probers Contest Steps In Questioning  On Plane Deal   Outburst Of Applause By Spectators Brings Threat To Clear Hall

Hughes Shouts Brewster Testimony: Pack Of Lies      ‘I Can Tear It Apart, Plane Builder  Declares.

BREWSTER FOR PACK OF LIES   Says He Can Rip Testimony Apart If Given Chance To Quiz Senator

CHARGES SOLON TRIED TO MAKE DEAL WITH HIM   Sen. Brewster Denies Having Offered Tc Call Off Probe Of War Contracts If Plane-Builder Would Merge With  Pan American.

Airplane Maker Demands He Be Allowed Cross-Examine Member Probe Committee

“Pack of Lies” Says Hughes Of Senator Brewster's Testimony Before Probers of Plane Contracts

It's Very Quiet Around Joe’s Household   Pair Following Court Orders ‘Not To Speak To Each Other

WASHINGTON THREATENS EMBARGO IN STRIKE  werea“eseTrPraer rt oe [ (eer 7 yea ev

ODT Threatens Embarao Order   Drastic Action Looms Under Authority of Taft-Hartley Measure

N.Y. EMBARGO THREATENED AS TIE-UP WIDENS   West Longshoremen Given ‘Alert’ By Union

PHILADELPHIA IN HOT RACES   Voters Pivoting Heads Like Spectators At Tennis Match

Bitter Battle In Philadelphia  Dilworth Opposing a a a , 1 AERRRNEI aS e

29 Teachers Resign as Aftermath Of Walkout by High School Students

OSBORN NAMED TO STATE POST   MECHANICSBURG MAN IS AP. POINTED AS ASSISTANT STATE LIQUOR DIRECTOR

ORDER CHANGE IN DC-§ AIRPLANES   Fibre Glass Insulation Must Be Taken Out

Humble Joins Sun Oil in Price Boost   Gasoline May Go Up to New High

New Crests Are on Way   Mid-West Valley Areas Rush Final Preparation

Residents At Ottumwa Set To Flee Again   Des Moines River Crest .% Of 26 Feet At Tracy This Morning

I owa City Braces for New Cedar River Flood Crest; Other Cities Hard Hit

Expect Crest At Ottumwa To Break Record   Predict 20-20.5  Feet Sunday Noon; Build Up Dikes, Hope To Cut Current

Lower Des Moines, lowa, Cedar Rivers Again on Rampage   Thousands Homeless, Many More Evacuate In Face of Floods

VALLEY PERILED ANEW BY FLOODS   Des Moines River Districts Prepare For New Crests

OTTUMWA FACES SECOND FLOOD   CONSTRUCT DIKES TO BREAK CURRENT DES MOINES RIVER

ee ee ce  !OWA MENACE BY NEW FLOODS   Volunteers'Feverishly Set Ur Dikes At Ottumwa

New Floods Threaten Ottumwa   Hundreds of Iowa Families Forced From Homes

Iowa Braces To Fight Off Rising Flood   Cedar River Reaches New Peak at Waterloo And Te Sell Climbing

Ottumwa Is Flood News Center Again   Preparing for New Crests Today

New Flood Crests Expected To Hit Sunday; To Be Below Last Week’s Flood Stage.   WORKERS CONSTRUCT SANDBAG DIKES

Expect River To Be Higher Than Week Ago   Kesidents Along Lower Des Moines Flee Homes: Other Rivers Are Receding

Flood Spotlight Swings Back to Ottumwa as Iowa Tributaries of the Mississippi Threaten Fresh Trouble

Liquor, Taxes Will Be Atred  By Legislators   Battle Over Confirmation Of Brown Also Will Be  Resumed In Full Force

POWERS NEAR AGREEMENT ON ATOM   Gromyko Says Soviet Will Permit U. N. To Manage Plants

GROMYKO AGREES TO SUPERVISION OF ATOMIC ACTIVITIES   Says Russia Will Allow International Authority to  Meanrree Bleasbe

Gromyko Widens Area of Accord On Atomic Plan  Agrees to Inspection OF Plants in Russia By World Authority

WASHINGTON. MERRY -GO- ROUND   GEORGIA BIG BUSINESS PULLS FOR TALMADGE, REPUBLI.  CANS PICK INTERESTING SERGEANT-AT-ARMS; CON; MODVPECCKABRS ICQ? CERPOPART. ATLARATC AS RANK.

G. 0. P_ HASITS OWN VERSION OF NEW DEAL   Broad Outlines Vis ible in Congress, Savs Edson

TEST FOR NEW PORTAL LAW IS INVOKED EARLY   Constitutionality Of Retroactive Part Is Contested

NEW PORTAL PAY LAW 1S INVOKED   ‘Overtime Pay Suit Filed ta California as First Test

PLANE KILLS TRUCK DRIVER   Cab Is Ripped From Mov: ing Trailer Truck As Ship Dips Low Over Road

Army Plane Hits Truck, Driver Killed   Aircraft Crashes At Connellsville, But Pilot Escapes

Battle Storm  In Search Of Missing Plane   Faint Hope Of Find. ing Survivors; 20 Persons Aboard.

Searchers Seek Missing Plane  Weary Yanks Battle Blinding Snow Along

MISSING PLANE HUNT PRESSED   ‘Perhaps It Is Too Late, Air Force Officer Asserts

HOPE FADES FOR 20 ‘ON MISSING AIRCRAFT   ‘Searchers Balked In Hunt For Army C-47

SOLDIERS SEEK C-47 WRECK AGE      Rescue May Be Too Late Pisa Plane Lost Since Friday; 20 Aboard

Snowsforms — Hinder Search For Lost ¢-47   American Sokiiers Struggle Over icy Roads Along French-German Border

Hope Wanes in C47 Hunt   Radio Contact Lost, Fear All Perished in Crash or of Cold

Battle Toward  Downed Plane Fight Way Through Blinding Snowstorm

Charge Jury With Thorough Check On Vote Fraud   Judge Ridge Urges Federal Jurors to Use Broad Powers

ASPECIALULS. GRAND JURY WAS - SWORN IN TODAY   Charged  to Make a “Mos Thorough”. Investigation: Primary Election.      BEFORE ‘JUDGE RIDGE   Richard K. Phelps-Is the Spe. cial Assistant Attorney. ° General. ee

Grand Jury Charged to Probe ‘46 K.C. Primary   Judge Says That Politics Must Not Enter Case--Outlines Beandt BPauware

Special Jury Opens KC Vote Fraud Inquiry   Judge Ridge Tells Jurors They Can Use FBI Services

U.S. GRAND JURY INTO VOTE FRAUDS   FBI AGENTS FIRST WITNESSES IN K, C.—FIVE INVESTIGATORS JOPLIN MEN.

 Hoover Plan ( ontrary To Administration   Makes Report On Request of GOP  ¢ Onoresomiveny

Hoover Says U. $. Must Cu Food Exports   Claims Rate of Loans, Shipments Hits U. S. Economy

FOREIGN DEALS — HIT BY HOOVEE   Says Rate of Exports and  Loans Too High

‘Hoover Proposal to Limit Exports to Needy Areas Meets Opposition

Russia Will Avoid Military Interference In Balkans But Will Bore From Within

ARSTIC DEFENSE BASES PLANNED   Airfields Being Built And Expanded; Canada Is Cooperating

Army Rejects Glenn Davis Resianalion   Application Of Famous West Point Football Star Turned Down By Army Seeretary:

Suspect Held In. Mexican Town Slaying Special: Officer For City Stabbed: Shot

Movement for lowa Tax Cut Gains Force   Weichman Reports Full Tax Was Voted With Facts Unknown

KELCH RESIGNS HIS LIQUOR JOB   Gov. Herbert Names Moon » Of Road Patrol as Acting Enforcement Chief

HEAD OF ENFORCEMENT HAS RESIGNED AND STATE PATROL OFFICER NAMED — AS SUCCESSOR

24 WOUNDED IN BATTLE AT NICE   Assembly Passes Laws Providing Prison for Agitators

Paris Calm, But Situation Tense In Coal Districts   Nation About Ready to Crack Down On Saboteurs

Situation Ugly And Tense In Broad Area Of South ern France      Paris Calm After Crisis Law Passed   At Least 24 Persons Injured During Pitched Battle In Nice

{Proops, Tanks Patrol Riviera — As Strife Spreads   Paris Is Calm After Assembly Passes Measures to Imprison Saboteurs

Paris Calm After Action By Assembly   Situation Tense In Southern Areas and Mining Districts

Southern France And Mine Areas In Tense State   Communications Cut For Many Hours in Main Trouble Zones

Strife Spreads as France Votes Jail for Agitator:   Troops Patrol Streets of Nice, Marseille; Communications Cut

Communist Strife Spreads in France   Troops, Tanks Patrol Streets

Bloody Sequel To Assembly Approval Of Government’s Emergency Program Avthorizing Prison Terms For Saboteurs   MARSEILLE STREEIS PATROLED BY TANKS

Sees End Of Humanity In All-Out Atomic War   Nation’s Top Authority Sounds Somber: Warning And Predicts What Would Follow In Event Of Attack.

HOUSE OKAYS FUNDS SLASH   Upholds Committee Plan To Cut $183 Million Off Agriculture Dept.

House Continues Plan to Shackle » Agriculture Aid   GOP Floor Leaders ‘Win Major Round in Fight “ta Cut USDA Money

Economy Drive In House Wins In First Test   Proposed Slash of $ 183,000,000 in Farw Budget Is Upheld

Slash in Farm Budget Upheld   MajorRound Is Won byGOP Im Hance. 129.170 _¢

Economy Advocates Win Test In House To Cut ‘48 Budget   Republicans Cast All Votes Support ing Paring Of Agriculture Funds; Legislation Written In

MIDWEST AREA GETS WARMER   Frost Nips Into Florida Again, But Mercury Climbs Rapidly

Repoir Facilities Swamped After New Low Recorded  “Damage Soars As Cold Weathe “Lite Autos. Plumbing In City

Engineers Launct Study of Creek  ete ene sent at Public Hearing Here

Engineers Launch Study of Creek  Over 50 Present a? Public Hearing Here

ATTLEE CABINET IS RESHUFFLED   Prospects Are Seen of Early General Election

Greeks Ruled By ‘Stop-Gap’ Royalist Bods   Tsaldaris Organizes All-Populist Cabinet With King’s Consent

Greek Crisis ls Deferred, Not Solved.   Tsaldaris’ Populist Gov't  . Merely. a Stopgap

TSALDARIS NEW GREEK PREMIER   Acknowledges New Cabinet Is A Mere Stopgap

Controlling Interest In Motor Lines Sole   Three Men: Buy In ferests Of W. R.  Cunninaham

IOWA GRANDMA SERVES LUNCH   Persistent Voter, She Recalls Lincoln

Exports More Than Doubled Speculation In Grain Curbed By Government

Seeks To Head Off 1948-'49  ‘Meat Famine   Ag Dept. Asks Farmers To Gamble On A Large Pie Crop Next Year.

Ist Meatless Tuesday Hits U. S. Tables   Down Payments Doubled On Three Markets

Hike in Margins At Grain Marts Ordered in U.S.  Eiret AAantlace Tisacda   First Meatless Tuesday Is Ushered In By America Today

First ‘Meafless Tuesday’ Observed; Grain Markets Increase Margins   President’s ‘Waste Less’ Program to Aid Europe’s Hungry Moves Into Operation; Rectairant Acenciatian Plodaee Coanerntion

Markets Hike Margins for Grain Trade   President’s Program for Saving Food Gets Under Way as Nation Observes ‘Meatless Tuesday’

Plans for More Meat Being Drawn by U.S.   Grain Markeis Double Their Margins As Asked by Government—Nation’s Restaurants Adovit Two Lean Davs

Federal Agency Seeks To Boost Pig Production   Grain Speenlators Accede To Truman Request For Reducing Use Of Wheat In U. S.

Exchanges Up Margin On Grains   First ‘Meatless Tuesday’ Ushered In Over Nation

First Meatless Tuesday fo Save Food for Europe   Ushered in With Grain Margin Hike

Other Phases Of Save-Food Efforts Begin To Shape Up   Restaurants Pledge To Serve No Meats, Fges On Two Days

Experts Fear Meat Famine From Grain Shortage in Natior   Call for Big Pig Crops on Gamble Grain Scarcity Will be Relieved.

Lift Margins On Big Grau Exchanges   Seek to Head Off “Meat Famine” a Year from Now

GRAIN MARKETS HEED TRUMAN; HIKE MARGINS   Major Trading Centers Double Payment on Future Deals; Cafes Slash Menus

Hikes On Grain Margin Ushers In Food Saving   Cash Down Payment Doubled On Markets In Three Cities

U. 5. Seeks fo AvoidShoriage Of Meat in s  ? rr. a one fe   Dovetailing Goal With Saving Grain Proves Big Problem

NATION MARKS FIRST  “MEATLESS TUESDAY”  OF RELIEF PROGRAM OTHER DEVELOPMENTS INCLUDE INDUSTRY AID,  TI RT NAO ATE Peri 6Crr

TO ASK FARMERS FOR LARGE PORK OUTPUT IN 1948   Trying to Prevent Grain Emergency From Creating ‘Meat Famine’

Grain Margins  Hiked On First Meatless Day   Markets Meet Demand In Feed - Europe Plan

ASK FARMERS TO  GAMBLE ON PIGS;  HOPE FOR GRAIN MEAT SHORTAGE TO  DEVELOP NEXT YEAR, GOVERNMENT FEARS

Grain Markets Double Margin On All Trading   Restaurant Group Pledges Support “Of Enad Proaqram

Meat, Turkey Given Okay for Holidays   State Food Servers Will Comply — With Truman’s ‘Eat Less’ Request

Boost in Margin Payments At Grain Exchanges Marks First “Meatless”. Tuesday.

MARGIN HIKES ON NATION'S BIG GRAIN EXCHANGE   Ushered In First of President Truman’s “Meatless Tuesdays”.   SAVE FOOD FOR EUROPE   The Natiotal Restaurant Association Pledges Its Support.

Effort Made To Avoid Meat Famine   Grain Program May Cause Slash In Livestock

Seek Way to Avert 1948 “Meat Famine”   Agriculture Department’s Tentative Plan Calls for Larger Pig Output on Gamble / That Feed Grains Will Be More Plentiful.

Margins Boosted Under U.S. Prod  Nation Marks First Meatless Tuesday ra? 4 i i 2 = ar

Agriculture Dept. Seeks to Head Off Meat Famine PE ESS tO Theat MET leat Famine  FARMERS TO BE ASKED TO GAMBLE 1948 HOG OUTPUT

Meatless Tuesday Starts America s  Food Saving Drive   HOLIDAYS EXCEPTED

GRAIN MARTS HIKE MARGIN   Comply with Truman Request as Nation's First Meatless Tuesday Dawns.

Move Ushers In First Of Truman’s ‘Meatless Tuesdays’ To Feed Europe

Hike Margins in Grain Pits   Meatless Tuesday Arrives as Nation Seeks to Save Wheat

It's ‘Meatless Tuesday’  Big Grain Exchanges Double Their Margins   Distillers Meet Tomorrow to Talk Over Reauest for 60-Dav Shutdown

STEP TAKEN T0 CURB GAMBLING ON GRAIN MART   »resident’s Food Conservation Program Gets Under Way With Multi-Phased Plan To Save Nour ishment For Europe.

First Meatless Tuesday to Save Food for Europe  lleharad in With   Ushered in With Grain Marain Hike

Short Meat Supplies In 1948 Seen   Government Seeking To Prevent ‘Famine’; Want Big Pig Crop Next Year To Help Out

Agriculture Department Seeks Means To Avert “Meat Famine’ Next Year

Grain Market Gets New Curb To Halt Prices   TRUMAN PLAN STARTS WITH MEATLESS DAY

Grain Margins Raised As ‘Food Plan Gets Under Way   U. S. Seeks Way To Avoid ‘Meat ‘Famine’ In Nation In °48-49

Greater Pork Production Is Souht In U. S.   AGRICULTURE OFFICIALS SEEK TO RAISE MORE PIGS

Seek to Stay Meat Famine Stemming From Less Grain \Experts Look to Next Year and 1949

Working To Prevent  Meat Famine  Agriculture Dept. To Ask Farmers For More Pigs

Grain Exchanges  Increase Margins At U. §. Request  Change “Against Better Judgment,” Directors Say

Now Government Wants  Lots Of Piggies In ‘48   Agriculture Depertment Tentatively Figures Maybe Bounteens Crops Will Ease Feed Grain Shortage

Maximum Pig Production Is Urged    Distillers Will Meet: Step Up Of Wheat  Exports.

Young Couple Married At  New Enterprise   Miss Dorothe Ann Detwiler Wedded to Emmert Beegle; Other Marriages Recorded

CHURCH WEDDING AT IRETON JAN. §   Gertrude Van Engen and Thomas Smit Exchange - Vows Thursday Eve.

Find Soldier in Camp at Time of Mysterious  “Black Dahlia” Murder

Higgins Freed OfFraud Taint   No Grounds for Charges. Grand Jury Finds

Marifime Union Head Charges Bridges In Communist Meetings   Says Party Is Menace to The 1 obor Movement

French Arrest Italian Reds Un Strike Duty   Drastic New Laws Bring Peace Hints From Communists

MEN ARRESTED REPORTEDLY CONFESS THEY WERE  - UNDER “PARTY : ORDERS” —

Some Hope Held  For Settlement Of French Strike   Hint Of Possibility Of Peaceful Settlement In National Crisis   FIVE REDS FROM ITALY ARRESTED

REPORTS MADE ONFUND CAMPAIGN   O’Connor Praises Group in County for Success in Drive.

TEACHER PAY BILL TABLED BY ASSEMBL'   Sollenberger Measure Put Aside by Close  Vote in House

Surprise Move Is Created By Dem Minority   Republican House : 85-78 Vote to Put Issue On Shelf

New Teacher. Pay Measure To Be Offered   Majority in House Tables Indefinitely $1,400 to $2.400 Bill

House Winds Up As Senate © Wrangles On   Republican Senators Push On To Finish Work During Long Night Session -

—NEW GOVERNOR TAKES OVER— Reduction In Number Of State Employes, Slash  In Taxes Recommended  a a coil dt aie — € ym oF   Other State Officers Take Oath  In Today’s Quiet Ceremonies

CUT IN STATE TAXES ASKED BY HERBERT   Inaugurated Service Held In Columbus   REDUCTION   In Number Of Employees Of State Is Proposed; By New Governor

Rigid Economy Promised by * New Governor   inauguration Ceremony Held At State House

COUNTY SCHOOL MEETING FRIDAY   Reorganization Of School Districts To Be Main Topic

LeMars Girl Scouts Will Observe 25th Anniversary of Organization.

IOWA DRAFTEES BACK BY SUMMEF   Expect Release of  2,000 From Service

Rep. Joe Gandy Charges: .  25 Prisoners Are Whipped After Talkina to Solons

SWAMP MURDER SIISPECT SILENT   Man Hunted In Gary’s Woman _ Strangling Case Surrenders

Second City In Western N. C..... Asheville Voters  Adopt ABC Slores

(All Tied Up ‘Emergency Only’ Basis For Most Phone Calls In State

Fight Over Natural Gas Tax Bill Flares Despite State Senate Peace Pact

GREEK AID PLAN LAID BEFORE UNITED NATIONS   Warren Austin, Chief American Delegate, Delivering Major Policy Speech.

Police Balkans, U. §. Asks UN   Predicts Extension of ‘Truman Doctrine’

Truman Doctrine  May Be Extended To Other Nations   Austin Presents Plan To U. N. In Reply To Charges President By-Passed Council Machinery In Asking Greek- Turkish Aid

Truman Prograrr ls Stopgap Plan, Austin Declares  But Aid to Greece And Turkey Is Just A Starter, He Savs

UN HEARS EXPLAINED   United Nations Would Take Over As Scon as Able

AUSTIN. STATES OTHER NATIONS MAY GET HFIP   Says New Aid Policy Temporary and UN Is Expected to Take Over

May Extend New Policy, Austin Says   Council Told U. S. Ready for Debate On Foreign Program

Proposal Is Presented By America   Austin, U. S, Delegate Says “Truman Doctrine” May Be Extended

Establish Big Force, UN Asked   American Delegate, Austin. Tells UN Truman Doctrine May Be Spread

LOAN PROGRAM EXPLAINED T0 SECURITY BODY   Truman Doctrine May Be Extended, Says Austin

BALKAN POLIGING IS ASKER OF UN   Truman Program Objectives Outlined by Austin

You Pay Car Price Again in Taxes—  My Automobile for a Horse!   Hayburner Uses Taxfree Parts, Fred Says

DR. GOETZ 10 HEAD MATTOON RED CROSS   To Succeed Henry S. Newgent, Chairman Over 20 Years

Newburgh Fluorine . Test Good   Chemical in Drinking  Water Credited With ., Checking Decay of ” Children’s Teeth   10 Year Trial   Static Using Kingston, With Water Clear, " 46 Exynoriment

Fluorine Aids Child’s ‘Teeth:      Chemical In Water Act:  As A Check On Decay, Science Learns

Britian Studies Draft Of: Labor   May Draft Non-Productive Workers To Fill Manpower Gaps In Industry

Labor Draft  ls Proposed For Britain   'Non-Productive Workers Would Be Conscripted For Vital Industry.

Labor Draft ‘Considered In Britain   More Workers Need in Mines, Textile Plants

Britain Eyes Labor Draft To Fill Gaps   Non - Productive Clas: May Be The Cure Tc ~ Economic Ills

British Weigh Plan To Draft Needed Worker:   Cure For Economic IIIs Sought From Ranks Of Non-Productive Persons In Country

Britain Faces Controversy Over Proposal for Laboi Conscriptior   Explosive Suggestion Is Introduced by  Union Leader

NATION WAITS REACTION OF TRADE UNIONS   Manpower Gaps Slow Recovery; Mines, Mills Short of Workers.

 British. Labor Leaders Feel Out  Sentiment Among Workers for Peace Draft of Non Productive Workers

British Hear Plan For Peacetime  Labor Draft To Fill Manpower Gaps

British Union Head Proposes Draft of Labor   Suggests ‘Non-Productive’ Workers Be Placed in Industry

Draft of All Non-productive Workers Urged   Britain’s Industry Needs Manpower.

Labor Conscription Proposed In Britain to Aid Recovery  Believe Suggestion a Trial Balloon

Britain Faces Manpower Dratt   Gaps In Industry Slowing Recovery England Claims

U.S. Steel Sounding Out Producers On Plan To Offer Miners Contract   Bill “With Teeth In It” Awaits Quick Action After Clarification Of Miners’ Program At Close Of Paid Vacation.

Coal Crisis Bill Drawn by Hartley Group   Measure Would Bar Industry-Wide Pacts, *‘Monopolistic Strikes

HARTLEY DRAFTS TOUGH BILL TO NIP COAL STRIKE   Holds Measure As Threat; Scant Chance Tay Pace

Labor Committee Preparing Bill To Halt Lewis   New Measure To Be Held In Readiness

HARTLEY SAYS  MEASURE HAS. ‘SHARP TEETH   Vacation Become  Will Hold Bill Ury Full Strike

Hartley Drafts New Labor Bill To Meet Threatened Strike Of Coal Miners

Seeks Law To Prevent  Coal Strike   Other Leaders Doubt Congress Will Take Action

Read To Preseat Bill In 94 Hours It Coal Situation Gets Out Of Hand, Says Representative   ENACTMENT HIGHLY PROBLEMATICAL TODAY

House Committee Drafts Plan, Waits UMW Step After July 8; Operators Gatherine in Canital

Drastic Bill on Tap for Threatened Coal Strike   Rep. Hartley Reveals Plan, But Leaders Doubt New Measure Would Be Passed

Hartley Reveals ‘Sharp-Toothed’ Labor Legislation   Bill. Designed To Cope with NAinere’ Strike

Prepare Bill To Combat A Coal Strike   House Commitiee Working Under Direction ‘of Free Hartley Hopes to Fut Stransh: Tac T evar

Bill ‘with Sharp Teeth’ -‘Readied Against Miners   New Hartley Measure Would Outlaw Industrywide ~ Bargaining as ’Monopolistic’

OFFICIALS WILL INVESTIGATE DISAPPEARANCE OF HALF". MILLION IN CROWN. JEWELS ‘

Suspect Fou! Play In Princess Death   Kaiser Wilhelm’s Widow May Have Been Murdered, Officials Believe

Congress May Open W ith Pray er. Close With Probe   Nearly A Score Of Inquiries Authorized Or Promised When € ongress Begins 80th Session January 6; Grain Speculators Will Be Studied

Faithful Make Holy City Trek as Guns Echo   Visitors From Other Nations Join People Near U.N. Capitol

Traditional Pilgrimage To Grotto Of Chure Of Nativity In Bethlehem Is Reduced Ry Strife Tn Palestina  —

Increased Production In Ukraine Expected To Reduce Foreign Demand   Restor ing Of Farm  Budget Cut Asked   Communists Infiltration Into Labor «Movement Will Be Investigated

Anderson to Trim Wheat: Goal in 1947   -Export Demand to Be Reduced, Secretary Says

Surplus of Wheat Looms for 1948   Secretary Anderson Tells Congressmen of Pian to Curb Planting

Says Will Ask Reduction in Wheat rte   Tells Congress Money Needed to Carry Cut Pramices

LONG DISTANCE PEACE EXPECTED BY CONCILIATOR   Union Set For Long Strike As Conferences On Situation Resume

NO IMMEDIATE RETUAN OF STRIKING WORKERS SEEN IN NEGOTIATIONS — 7 TODAY =: ¢

SENATE BLOC. ‘TRADE’ SEEN   INCREASE IN FUNDS FOR AG RICULTURE INDICATED IN  RETURN FOR TAX BILL VOTES

Comfortable’ Hike in Ag Funds Seen To Assure Farm Suppert of Tax Cuts

Cut in Foreign Aid Bill Sought  © am ean amheablaa   GOP Representative From Michigan to Otter Amendment

Jonkman to Seek 290 Million Cut in Foreign Aid Bil    Michigan Representative  Backs Taber View on Emergency Measure

Solon Will Ask Relief Bill Curb   Michigan’s Jonkman Wants European Relief Cut in Half

NEW PROPOSAL TO CUT AID BILL IS BIGGEST YET   Amendment Would Reduce Emergency Program By Half

Some War Powers May Be Dropped  Truman Expected to Make Wichee rnawn

Michigan Faces Soaring Taxes   20.5 Million More In Levies Urged

SHARON AREA HARDEST HIT BY TWISTER   Report All Houses In 15- Block Section Of City Damaged -

Towns Hit By Tornado Face Great  Cleanup Job  Property Damage In Hundreds Of Thousands;  Wwe.

Monumental Cleanup Task Faces Dozen Towns; five ° Lives Lost, Many Injurec

TORNADO HITS EASTERN O#i0, PENNSYLVANIA   Five Left Dead As Wind Cuts 75 Mile  Swath

Tornado Kills - Five Persons   Parts’ Of Ohio And Western Pennsylvania Are Herd Hie

Freak Twister Leaves 5 Dead  And Many Hurt   Most of Casualties In Building Wreckage; Youngstown, ©., Hit

Tornado Hits 2-State Area; 5 Are Killec   Dozen Towns Cleaning Up Damage Left By Twister

Senate Group Okays AntiInlation Plan   Rent, Installment Buying, Bank Credit Margin Controls Firs

Soong Resigns As Premier Of  ( Aang Regime }dad Been Under  Criticism

‘Soong Resigns Post as China Premier   / Government Moves to Broaden Three Branches;

Senate Approves Ending Control of Sugar October 31   Senator Says It Opens Way to ‘National Scandal’

VOTES TO STOP SUGAR RATIONS   obey Charges That Oct. 37 Deadline Is Invitation to Gamblers  ul

Senate Passes Bill, Sends It Back To House  "National Scandal” Looms, Tobey Says

Sugar Control End Oct. 31s)   Bitter Charge Made Thot ’ “National Scandal”  Will Result

Sugar Curbs To End Oct. 31   Senate Votes To Kill Rationing; Allotnent Roosted To 35 Pounds

BILL T0 END SUGAR RATIONING OCT. 31 PASSED BY SENATE   Measure Provides That Price Controls Shall Go Off on Same Date — Vote Is 46 to 3234.   “NATIONAL SCANDAL” PREDICTED BY TOBEY   Opponents of Legislation Charge It Will Lead to Hoarding, Profiteering and Gambling.

Bitter Charges Hurled As Senate Approves Death Of Sugar Rationing Program

Senate Votes To End Sugar Dole On Oct. 31   Debate Develops On Amount Of Sugar Available

SMALL LOAN BILL PASSED; NOW GOES T0 GOV, DONNELLY      Measure Carrying 26.88 Per Cent Interest Rate Barely  Squeezes Through the Lower House.   MEETS OPPOSITION : AFTEK SENATE OKEH   Compromise Act Faces Un certain Fate by Chief Executive Who Once Vetoed a Similar Bill.

State Assembly Legalizes High Small Loan Rafe  Cada Decent hw Canmbs   Code Passed by Senate and House Permits 26.88% Charge

COUNTY REPRESENTED BY TEN 4-H JUDGING TEAMS AT LAFAYETTE   ‘DISTRICT CONTEST IS HELD WED‘NESDAY; RESULTS TO BE ANNOUNCED THERE TODAY

TEN CARROLL COUNTY 4-H JUDGING TEAMS IN DISTRICT CONTEST   TO ANNOUNCE RESULTS ALL PAPERS HAVE BEEN GRADED

M’Arthur Asks Speedy Peace Pact Signing   U. S. Citizenship for Samoans and Guamanians Recommended

TAKING SAMOA. GUAM INTO U. S.   MacArthur Urges Speedy Signing Peace Treaty With Japanese

24 Polling Places Set For Elections   Troutman Urges All Eligible Voters Cast Ballots For AAA Referendum

Future Cost Of Teacher Pay Boost Studied  Seek To Determine   Seek To Determine Just How Expensive Plan Can Become

Surveillance Of UN on Aid Plans Asked   Repor. Says Help Intended ito Maintain Nations’ Freedom

HOSTESS GIVES LIFE TO SAVE PASSENGERS; 8 DEAD AS:PLANE OVERRUNS RUNWAY, HITS CAR

Air Hostess Gives Lite]  When Plane Misses Field ' And Hits Car: 7 Are Dead

Air Hostess Loses Life in Helping Passengers Escape   Séven Dies When ‘Plane Overshoots Airport Runway -

SEVEN DIE, 23 HURT IN AIRPLANE CRASH AT SEATTLE FIFLD   Young Hostess Sticks by Post; Dies Heroine in Hospital; Blind Woman and Boy Victims.  tee Bag » > ee ee es

RICKENBACKER WANTS STRONG U, 5, AIR FORGE   Urges AAF Veterans to Press Congress for Funds at Convention

‘Rickenbacker Urges Vets To Demand Powerful  Air Force; Warns Against Russia And Communism

ENGEL BLASTS GOP ON INCOME TAX PLANS   Favors Increase Personal Tax Exemptions.

BIG THREE GONTAB BREAKS UP TODAY: WARNING 1S GIVEN   'Russiag Official Tells of Nearthreats in Talk at Closing Sessions of European Meeting.

EUROPE SPLIT ON EAST-WEST ECONOMIC LINES   Russia Rejects French Plan

GIANT AIRPLANE PASSES TESTS   World's Largest Land Craft Designed « To Carry 100 Troops

RAILROADS SUED BY GOVERNMENT   $25,000 and Costs Sought From Each Line

TRIO ON INSIDE ~ TRACK FOR BOWL   Kansas, Georgia Tech and North Carolina Vie for Orange Bow! Bids   WAIT SEASON CLOSING

TRACK FOR BOWI   Kansas, Georgia Tech anc North Carolina Vie for ' Orange Bow! Bids   WAIT SEASON CLOSING

Miss Truman To Broadcast   Little Excited About Her Sunday Debut

‘TENTATIVE SONGS CHOSEN _ Margaret: Truman Said Excited As Plans For Broadcast Made

TENTATIVE SONGS. SECM BS 8 Margaret Truman Said Excited As Plans For. Broadcast Made

Search Centers On Highway 64  Near Des Moines   George T. Lee, Oconto, Wis  Charged With Ist Degree Murder Mutilation Killing

U.S, AID OFFERED ~ STRICKEN CITY   SENATOR O'DANIEL DEMANDS INVESTIGATION OF TEXAS DISASTER,

STRIKE THREATS HANDED U. S. BY TELEGRAPHERS   Three AFL Unions Warn Walkouts Due ‘At Any Time’

Telegraphers May Call Strike Any Time Now:   But Western Union” Wage Offer May End Threat

Santa Claus Says It Was Most Harrowing Yuletide In His Entire Experience

Christmas Stunts Give Guy With Sack A Bad Case of.Santa Claustrophobia

Whiskery Gent in Red Suit Sticks His Feet in Mustard Bath, Tells Troubles

Christmas — Bah! Humbug! .  Old Gentleman Soaks His Feet After Harrowing Christmas Eve

Everything From Germ Killers To Electric Whiskers For The Fenders of Car Sent to Truman

Sitdown Strike Is Backed by Miners   6000 Will Support Men Who Remain Underground

6,000 Miners Walk Out In Sympathy Move For 13 In Hard Coal Sitdown

6,000 MINERS HELP SITDOWN      Vote To Halt Work In Sympathy With 13 Coal Diggers

6,000 MINERS VOTE STRIKE   Act in Sympathy” With 13 Sit-Downers In Pennsyivania Mine

6,000 Miners Go On Strike In Pa. Coal Fields   Join Diggers Qn Sitdown

Miners On Sitdown In Pit Shaft   ; 6,000 Others Quit ‘Work in Sympathy for 13 Who Refuse to _.  Leave in Pay Protest

B00 MINERS QUIT INSYMPATHY With 13 “STT-DOWNERS”   Lehigh Coal Collieries ir Panther Valley, Pa., en at Teneialan

6.000 Idle in Sitdown Strike   13 Miners Refuse to Leave Shaft, Others Join in Sympathy

G00 MINERS STRIKE 10 AlD 13 SITDOWNERS   Hardy Original Crew Still 800 Feet Below © Earth’s Surface

Sympathy Coal Strike ....  6,000 Miners Drop Picks In Support Of 13

MINE SIT-DOWN IDLES 6,000 MEN   MINERS QUIT WORK IN SYMPATHY WITH 13 STILL IN PITS

6,000 MINERS JOIN STRIKE   Pennsylvania Colliery Is Closed After 13 Men Remain Underground

‘Sitdown by 13 Ties Up Coal Mine   6000 Miners Refuse To Work in Sympathy With Protest.Group

Six Thousand Workers in Panther Valley Mines Wail to Report tor Work—Sympathizers Supply ood, Blankets and Electrical Heater to hose Underground.

Coal Mine Idle As Men Support Sitdown Strike   Thirteen Miners Stage Protest Underground After Pay Is Docked

Sit Down Strikers Gain More Support   Six Thousand Hard Coal Miners Walk Out

‘Sit-Down’ Ot 13 Gets Union Help   Three Mines Tied Up By New Walkout

UNDERGROUND STRIKE LAUNCHED BY MINERS   1,200 Quit In Sympathy As 14 ‘Sit Down’ In Pit

6,000 Pa. Miners  Quit in Sympathy  Fer Sit-Downers 13 Hard Coal Diggers  Stay Down in Protest Over Docking of Pay

MINERS QUIT AS 13 ~ SIT DOWN IN SHAFT   6,000 Workers Idle In Sym: pathy With Diggers

MINERS STAY ~~ UNDERGROUND   SITDOWN STHIKE IN MINE SHAFT CONTINUES AND OTHER MINERS REMAIN IDLE

6,000 Miners Quit Work To Back Sitdown Move  13 Men Strike 800 Feet Under Surface Protesting Pay Docking

6,000 Out in Sympathy Strike   Stand by 13 Hard Coal Diggers on Sitdown Strike

A Coal Sitdown Strike   Thirteen Miners Remaining Underground Are Aided By 6,000 Sympathy Strikers

6,000 QUIT TO AID 13 SIT-DOWNERS   Hard Coal Miners Refuse To Work at Lansford Colliery

SIX THOUSAND ARE IDLE IN’ SYMPATHY WITH SIT STRIKERS   Thirteen Coal Diggers. Cause Thousands of Others to Leave fobs

Sit-Down By Men In Mine Gels Backing  Thirteen Men Are Camped 5 Levels  @ .{ o«. C wha2e

Sub-Surface Strikers Get Support of 6000 Miners   Sitdown Strike 800 Feet Below Ground - Spreads Fast in Pennsvivania

SIX THOUSAND STAY OFF  / JOBS*IN SYMPATHY FOR.  } 19 STAGING BITDOWN ~ IN MINE

Pennsylvania Miners Strike   6.000 Quit In Sympathy With 13° Sitdowners In Hard Coal Fields. —

Sitdown Strike By 13 Diggers Closes Shafts; 6,000 Are Idle   Union Threatens ‘Fight To Finish’ Over Docked Pay

STRIKE SPREADS AMONG HARD COAL DIGGERS   Sympathy Walkout for 1¢ Idles 6,000 Other Miners in Pennsylvania

AMVETS OPEN SRD CONVENTION   World Peace Theme of Meet in Columbus

Hughes Invites. Senators fo See Flying Boat Test   Members of Investigating Group Asked

Farley Says Roosevelt Insisted on a Running Mate Who Was in Good Health

Hull Could Have Won, If Roosevelt Hadn't Run in 1940, Says Farley

Hull Dreaded ‘Glory Hunter’ Label  Farley Says Ex-State Secretary Could Have Been Elected President in 1940

ROOSEVELT BLOCKED  HULL’S CANDIDACY   Farley, Says Former Secretary Of State Could Have Been Elected President

School Budgets Are Delayed  Trustees in Recess Until Friday Night

Plan Would Scrap  Existing Agencies   Truman Asks Agency be Made Permanent Part of Government

TRUMAN FAVORS NEW AGENCY 10 SPUR BUILDING   New Plan Would Scrap Existing National Housing Agency In Favor Of A Perma. nent Housing Agency.

Truman Proposes  Housing Agency   Would Create New Group to Handle Government   Angles in Field

PLAN TO SCRAP NHA, COMBINE ALL FUNCTIONS   ‘ongress Told Office Requested Will Be  Permanent

New Housing Agency Urged By President   More Efficiency Held Reason for Proposed Change

New Home Agency Is Proposed   Truman Presents Plan for Creation Of New Housing, Finance Setun

President Asks For New Agency   New Housing And Home Finance Bureau Is  Bene nead

 President Truman Appealed to Congress Such a Movement.   A SPECIAL MESSAGE   Would Handle Virtually All Government Activities In That Field.

Proposes To Do Away With Present Body   New Agency Would Be Part Of Government

Urges New Home Finance Agency   Permanent Office to Replace NHA, Under Truman Plan

NEW HOUSING AGENCY PLAN TO CONGRESS   Truman Cites Gov’t Role ir Stimulating Home Construction.

Asks New Housing  Set Up    Truman Says Nation . ‘Needs Permanent Fed. eral. Agency to Re-  place Wartime NHA 

New Housing And Finance Agency, Plan   Truman Would Scrap NHA Under Completely New Set-up To Provide Additional Homes

Truman Urges New Federal  HousingAgeney   It Would Handle Virtual. ly AILU.S. Activity in That Field

PROPOSED GROUP TO BE PERMANENT FEDERAL BUREAU   WOULD COORDINATE ACTIVITIES HANDLED BY PRESENT BOARDS

Special Message Suggests Agency  To Handle Costs President Would Abolish  All Existina Bureaus

Would Scrap NHA; Create Stable Agency   Declares Homes To Be Prime U. S. Objective For Next Decade

Truman Seeks Scrapping Of PresentNHA   President Claims Housing Remains Mator Ohbtective

Would Scrap NHA Created During War   Greater Efficiency, Economy Aim; Agency Also Would Handle  Home Finance

Sees Greater Efficiency In His Plan   President’s Plan Would Scrap Present Agency Created Under War Powers

NEW PROPOSAL WOULD SCRAP EXISTING NHA   President Wants Body to Handle Almost All Activities in Field

Permanent U. S. Program Urged By President   Plan Would Merge All of Government Homes’ Activities

PERMANENT HOUSING AGENCY CALLED FOR   Truman Asks Scrapping 0 NHA Now In Operation

NEW HOUSING PLAN OFFEREE BY PRESIDENT   Agency-Would Scrap. Presen System; Be. Effective - Automatically -

Cong ress Asked To Create  Completely New Housing And Home Financing Agency   President Says Move Will Make For Greater Efficiency And Economy

President Proposes New Housing And Home Finance Body   Would Handle All U.S. Activities In That Field

WOULD SCRAP EXISTING NHA IN NEW GCAL   Truman Cites Need of Federal, Private Cooperation In Field

Plan Would Serap NHA  For Permanent Agency Of ‘Greater Efficiency’

Would Handle Activities Of Government   Scrapping Of Present Agency Provided In Program

Truman Urges New Housing Finance Setup   Scrapping of NHA For New Agency Is Proposed to Congress

BE SCRAPPED UNDER PLAN   Requests Permanent Status  For Proposed Office   HOUSING   Seen As Major Government Problem For Decade; Quick Action Asked

Asks Single Unified Plan   Would Reorganize Scattered Agencies Inte One, Private Industry Still Have Lead

Finance Is Also Listed In Plan   Greater Efficiency And Economy Being Sought

Truman Asks New Housing and Home Financing Agency   Methodist Pastoral Assignment Today

Would Merge All Present Federal Units   More Efficiency, Economy Seen in New Proqram

CHIEF EXECUTIVE PLANS TO SCRAP EXISTING SET-OF   Tells Congress Move Will Unquestionably Mean Greater Erceanamy

Truman Seeks Centralization Of Activities   Proposal Would Serap N.H.A. and Substitute Permanent Bureau for Efficiency, Economy

I'reman Proposes New Home Financing Agency To Take Over Activities From U. S.

President Asks Creation of New Housing Agency   Seeks to Coordinate U. S. Housing, Home Financing Activities

Romulo Submits Plan Of Dratting Military Truce   New Organization  Of Cabinet Planned

Hits UN Stand On Dutch Indies   Romulo Calls for Action By Military Staff

Mother Facing Murder Count; Husband Slain   Claims Shooting Was Ir Self-Defense

 ANTI-STRIKE BILL FOES STAGE MARCH   500 New York City Publi Workers in Albany

MARCHERS OPPOSE ANTL-STRIKE BILI   Albany Capitol Scene. of Naw Demonstration

DETROIT STENOGRAPHER HELDStole $107,000 To Aid ‘Boy Friend’, Charge

‘Woman Admits Embezzling  $107, 000 to Aid Boy Friend  Secretary In Detroit Express Office Gives Money Away fo Help Start Business

Stenographer Is Accused Of Embezzlement of $107,000 for Boy Friend

Force for Peace Is Estimated   U. &. Would Put Up 20 Divisions Of Infantry, 2200 Planes

STRONG ARMED FORCE FAVORED FOR UN COUNCIL   U. S. Advecates 3,806 Planes And 20 Divisions Of Greund Treops   RUSSIA REFUSES TO OFFER SUGGESTION

UN Draws Up Estimate On Police Force   Rasis For Keeping Peace Set; Russia Balks At Planning

3,000 Warplanes, 20 ‘Troop Divisions Urged in UN Force   Rv FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

U.S. Recommends Basis For Organizing World Police: Soviet Silent On Proposal

Housing Situation Is Nearing Crisis   State Auditor Releases Mrs. Randolph’s Back Pay

Divers Seek Bodies Of Boal Blast Missing   Twelve Bodies Of ‘Island Queen’ Crew Recovered

ODIES   Divers and Firemen Seek Nine Missing in Tragic Boat Exniosios:

DRAG RIVER BOTTOM FOR BLAST VICTIMS   Nine Crewmen of Fire-Swept Excursion Boat Missing——Probe of Tragedy Berun.

PROBE OF SHIP BLAST OPENED   Double Barreled Inquiry  Started as Search For Bodies Continues

Cause of Blast At Pittsburgh Being Probed   12 Bodies Recovered, Only 3 Identified; .20 Dead or Missing

CHARGES ARE DISMISSED   Concert Violinist Has Been Released From Jail

Military Budget Cut Unwise Before Moscow Conference, Solons Warned

TRUMAN URGES AGAINST CUTS FOR MILITARY   Holds Meeting With Leaders In White Hous eLate Yesterday

5,000,000 Idle in Wage Drive   Demonstration by Government Employes Snarls Paris Traffic; All Travel Halted

PARIS HIT BY MASS WALKOUT   5,000,000 Workers  Stace Demonstration

Civil Service Strike Paralyzes France   5,000,000 Workers Walkout: Paris in Confusion as Radio, Papers Close

5 Million Civil Servants Quit in Demonstration   Stethe of All Public Workers Planned

GOVERNMENT WORKERS QUIT.   ‘Estimated - 6,000,000. -Government  “Workers Walk Off Jobs ‘as Workers Stage Demonstration for Higher Wages,

French Life  ls Virtually At Standstil   Government Workers in Mass Demonstration For Wage Boost.

Millions in Walkout in Paris Today   Life of City Paralyzed by Demonstration—Estimate  5,000,000 Quit Their Jobs

FRENCH CIVIL. SERVANTS OUT   Sudden Walkout Paralyzes Transportation

Five Millions Strike In Paris   One-Day Demonstration Includes Policemen;  Bio Parade Held

Will File Writ To Force Vote On Sales Tax   Economic Council Plans Action In County Courts

Yitamin © Like Spinach  White Blood Cells Made To Grab And Squeeze Life Out Of Germs

PREMIUM LISTS FOR DAIRY SHOW ARE ANNOUNCED   Large Entry List Expected From Heart o’ Texas Area For Show Tuesday, June 10

Hungary, Poland Seek Permission For Delegates To Confer _ On Marshall Plan :

Russian Satellites Ask Permission To Sit In On Marshall Plan Talks

Hungary, Polant Want To Attend Marshall Talks   Other Countries in Russian Sphere Also Would Send Envoys

Traffic Mishaps, Drownings In Close Race As Fatalities Over Holiday Hit 287 Mark

ACTRESS FACES TERM IN PRISON   Movie Star Convicted Of Kidnaping Former Career Adviser

Says Shooting . Was Accidental   21-Year-Old Dancer Held In Death Of Lawyer- — VYachtmen.

DANCER HELD IN CUBAN SHOOTING   SOCIALLY PROMINENT CHICAGO BARRISTER SLAIN ABOARD YACHT

Dancer Insists Shooting on. Yacht Accident   Autopsy Planned At Havana. Today.

Patricia Schmidt Reiterates That Shooting Of Chi. cago Lawyer Was An Accident

LONE BANDIT CAUGHT IN LESS THAN HOUR AFTER BANK ROBBERY  FLIGHT IN TAXI FAILS FOR MAN TAKING ABOUT $2,000 IN NOON HOLDUP

Lone Gunman Is Nabbed 55 Minutes Later   Bandit Uses Taxi In’ Flight But Is Ceuaht Near City

TAVERN PATRONS TO ASSIST GIRL   Treatment of Iowa IB Patient Guaranteed

$500 Donated To Davenport Victim Of TB   Patrons, Owner of Tavern Chip in to Buy Costly Drug for Girl, 19

Pfeifer Is Given Term in Prison  Former State Employe Guilty, Embezzlement

WHITE HOUSE TO ANNOUNCE DETAILS TODAY   Accept Compromise Creating Defense ‘Commission

Million Pounds Said Diverted In Southwest   Indictment Names Bortling Company, Dozens Of Others

Officials Of Soff Drink Company To Be Arraigned  Big Spring Man Named in Charge 0} Ration Violat

Officials Of Soft Drink Company To Be Arraigned  Big Spring Man Named In Charge 0 atio

Biggest Sugar Fraud in U. S.  Is Uncovered   Ten Corporations, Including Texas Firm, Indicted Today

Jury Indicts 10 Jirms on Sugar “raud Charges  Indictment Includes The Dr. Pepper Co.

U. §. Grand Jury Indicts 10 Firms And 38 Persons   1,244,000 Pounds of Sugar Diverted in 8 States, Is Charge

New School Aid Program Sought   22-Man Committee Seeks to Correct Flaws in Formula

New School Aid Bill in Making  Mappers Are Told tc Make Some Changes

1,000 Miles Of REA Lines Energized In Plymouth County  More Lines To Be Put Up Will Bring 200 Farms Power

First 1,000 Miles Are The Hardest: REA Now Working On Second 1,000   Plymouth Electric Co-op Passed The 1,500 Membership Mark In  January This Year

Sigler Names — Ten to New ‘State Commission   H. F.: Russell, Former Marshall Man, . Is Included —~

Truman, Cabinet Reception Committee, Gala Occasion Planned for Visit

Aleman to Pay Visit To Truman  Chief Executive  im ££ i A   Chief Executive Of Mexico Due to Arrive Today

CAPITAL WAITS MEXICAN CHIEF   Truman, Cabinet Will Gree Aleman When He Lands

MEXICAN CHIEF “NEARS CAPITOL   Truman Will Welcome Presi dent Aleman on Official Visit to America

Capital Gives Aleman Great Greeting Today   Mexican President Pays Return Goodwil! Visit to White House

Truman and Cabine Form Reception Group for Aleman  President of Mexico Paying Official Visit to Washington

Capital Prepares Welcome   City Dons Gala Dress  For Visit of Mexican > President: Aleman; to U.S. in “Sacred Cow”

Truman and Cabinet Await Aleman’ s Arrival in Capital.  BMaiae fereawd arm Wand fn Weachinctan

CAPITAL SET FOR ALEMAN’S VISIT   Truman Host In Return 0 Mexican Hospitality

Washington Prepares To Greet Aleman   Capital To Give All-Out Greeting to Mexican President on First Official Visit to U. S.

Welcome Sign Is Out For Mexico’s President   Mexican Executive Will land Today at Washineton’s Airpart

Washington in Gala Attire to Welcome President Aleman of Mexico as Guest

Killer Dies Fighting Policeman at Gary   Georgia Cummins, 24, Shot; Body Thrown in River by Cabbie-Lover

Poles Hint US. Helped Mikolajezyk   Parliament Votes » To Strip Opposition Chief of Citizenship

Ex-Governor Gardiner’: Son Missing 18 Days  Family Fears Sylvester, ‘A Student At Harvard. Fell Throuch Thin Ice

23 Million For Relief Passed By Assembly  ~ Deficiency Bill Approved; Cabinet Members Sworn In

House Passes Bill To Keep Relief Going  mrt a~ahnrm hh   $23,400,060 Appropriation Bill To Senate

Loss Is Estimated   ‘Rats Destroy 200 Million Bushele of Grain Yearly, Is Report

J. WYNKOOP CORNELL   Oldest Member of Township Emergency Police Dies At 80

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Te All in The Various Communities   'GLEANED BY SCRIBES

KIDNAPED GIRL ESCAPES FROM HER ABDUCTOR   17-Year-Old High School Beauty Returns Safely To Her Home.

News Behind The News Copsrin dt McClure Nenspaper  pbebodon bilan

2,008 Moslems  Demonstrate  Against U.S. Fight Bloody  Battle In Cairn Streate

JOHN L. LEWIS VISITS ~— LATEST MINE DISASTER   Inspection Indicated ‘Safe Mine’ In Which 27 Men Perished

Mine Leader VisitsScene Of Explosior      Lewis Confers With Of ficials of Mine. Where 28 .Perished

LEWIS VISITS ILLINOIS MINE DISASTER SITE   GAS BLAST CLAIMS LIVES OF 27 IN COAL DIGGINGS

TO BLAST SCEN   UMW Chieftain Confers With Officials of Old Ben Coal Concern

Lewis Visits Blast Seene   Work Of Identifying 27 Dead In Mine Disaster Neue End: No I ve opal       VW

Lewis Visits. Pit Blast Site   Explosion Fatal to 27 Men Aserihbed to Gas

Pewis Makes Sudden Visit To Blast Scene  @ UMW Chief Talks With Mine-And

John L. Lewis Is Visitor to Mine Where 27 Men Died  7,000 Coal Diggers Stop  Work as Gesture of Mournina

LEWIS VISITS TRAGEDY SITE   Mine Union Leader Confers With Officials on Blast Costing 27 Lives

THE BROOKLYN DODGERS WEREN'T THE ONLY LOSERS SATURDAY—  Soviet Experts Lost .:. Beauty Loses Jewels

— PAY RAISED — Phone Pact Signed for  Six States   19,000 END. JOB WALKOUT

19,000 Strikers Given Back-To-Work Signals In Six Midwest States   Minnesota, Dakotas, lowa and Nebraska Settle For $3.50 - $4 Increase; New Jersey Returns With Pay Raises of $3 - $4 Per Week.

Telephone Employes At Work   Truce Held Possible In Key Long Distance Parley As Employes Return in 5-States

Phone Strike Comes to End In Six States   Long Distance Pact By Midnight Seen As ‘Ouite Possible’

15,000 Ohio Bell Employes Get $4. Pay Boost in Pact Ending 41-Day Walkout   Western Electric Union to Picket Telephone Buildings; Leader Says Bell Emnpleves Will Honor Lines

Hungry Of Other Lands Promised Aid   Truman Speaks At White House Tree Ceremonial

Aid To World, Truman Pledge      President Speaks’ As He Lights. National. Yule Tree —

Truman's Yule Promise Is Aid Jo foreign Folk   Says Americans Are No’ Indifferent to the Plight of Needy

Truman Says Cold ‘Hanes To Be Aided :  Yule Message : By President Promises Aid

Rebukes ‘Divine Wife’ For Return To Parents ee Ee, Ee 2 ON eto 2.0 Jame nts  Pastor Says Bride, 14, ‘Thwarted God’s Will’

Farmer-Preacher, 61, Arrested for Marrying 14-Year-Old School Girl

Held in Jail on Bond Ol-Vear-Old Baptist Preacher Defends Marriage to 14-Vear-Old

CORN GAIN HELPS MEAT PROSPECT   Production May Be Held Present Levels, Says U. S. Report

$30,361 Pledged to Community Chest Fund in First Two Days of Campaigr

CHILLY SPRING NOT OVER YET   Warm Weather Due Ir About A Week; Freak 1816 Recalled

Not Like 1816 Forecasters Still Predict We Will Have A Summer This Year

‘Bitter Fight Over Question of Indiana Having Direct Primary Billi Is Being  Waged.   FIREMEN AND POLICE BILL PASSES HOUSE

POLISH BALLOTS ARE DENOUNCED   United States Will Keep Diplomatic Mission In Warsaw

Will Maintain Diplomatic Mission in Warsaw, But Reserves Full Liberty of Action For Future.

CHARGE VOTE PACT BROKEN   U. S. Denounces Polish Govt. for Alleged Coercion  In Recent Elections

U.S. Denounces  PolishElection   Opposition Blac Coerced  State Department Save

0'Konski Seeking A Radio License  Wants Station as Investment, Claim

First Efforts Prove Failure In East Texas   100 Conflagrations Continue To Sweep Larae Forest Area:

Warm Sun Melting First Snow in Yellowstone Park  Temperatures Rising After Reading Of 22 Above Reached

TEMOPTOATIURE BAINE ALL   Little Town of Bethlehem Remains Oasis of Peace In War-Ridden Land

PILGRIMS COME TO BETHLEHEM   Hillside Town Remains Oasis Of Peace In Holy Land Strife

Little Town Of Bethlehem Remains Oasis Of Peace In Torn Holy Land

As HE Would Have It  ‘Bethlehem Oasis of Peace In Strife-Torn Middle East

Pilgrims Again Throng Bethlehem: Town Peaceful Amid Jewish Strife

TO END AIR ACCIDENTS   ARMY OFFICIALS ARE INVESTIGATING 3-29 CRASH

President Names Air Safety Board ToProbe Crashes   Seek Steps To End Deadly Toll Of Aviation Disasters In Nation   DEATH TOLL 146 IN FIFTEEN DAYS

TRUMAN NAMES AIR QUIZ BOARD   Army Tragedy That Kills 12 Follows Airliner Crash Fatal to 59

FIVE AVIATION EXPERTS NAMED BY TRUMAN TO _ RECOMMEND STEPS a TO-AVOID-DISAS-——— TERS

ITALIANS SEIZE ROBERT RUARK   But Police Release Him Short. ly After Arrival To Meet General Wyche

Temples Burn, 153 Said Dead In ‘Open’ Zone   Colorful Ceremonies Mark Accession to Statehood. For Hindus, Mostems

Hindu Solons Take Over New Responsibility   Lord Mountbatten to Relinquish Office as Britain’s Last Viceroy

New Chapters Opened by Two Dominions   400,000,000 Shed Hated Role of Subject Peoples

INDEPENDENT INDIA RIOTS   Pomp And Splendor Mix With Acts Of Violence

Legislators AssumeDuty ‘On The Dot’   Panjab Death Toll At 153; Celebrate  Liberty Pleawhe..

India Accepts Role Of Independence In  Wave of Disorders   Terror and Bloodshed Mar the Birth of 2 Independent Dominions; 153 Reported Dead in Punjab; Temples Fired

Britain's Rule  Comes To End; - Scores Killed   India’s 400 Million Shed Hated Rule of Subject Peoples

India Begins  New Chapter With Pomp And Disorder   Ancient Country Gains Freedom; India and Pakistan  To Be Dominions

Factional War Continues: in: Many Sections   ‘Bloodshed... And Violence Over Nation Mark’ In dependence Day :

Independence Day In India Marred By Bloodshed, Death And Terror; Gala Ceremonies Mark New Fra

Bloodshed Mars Independence Day for India   Serious Action in Delhi In Contrast to Riots Elsewhere

Holds Britain Not Finished   Envoy Rejects Suggestion of End As World Power

Spring Housing Boom Fails To Materialize   High Cost of Labor and Materials Main Factor In Holding Back Anticipated Spurt

Rome Area Is Paralyzed By General Strike  Government And Labor Leaders Seek Settlement

City Ridden By General St ike  ~ Crowds Hinder olice; Vital Services Going ©

Italian Capital Paralyzed   Soldiers Help Police Keep Order As General Strike Grips City; Hope For Early Settlement

General Strike Paralyzes Italv   GSendarmie Armed With Clubs and Riding in  Jeeps Breek Up Demonstration and Arrest Scores, 

STRIKE HITS ROME   All But Vital Services Are Shut Down as a Protest Against Unemployment

500,000 Union Members Idled In Sudden Move   Leftists Use Police Skirmish with Jobless as Strike Excuse.

Hear Accord  Rome Strike Labor Chamber Will Pass on  Agreement Reported

Workers Stand By As Meeting Is Called   Walkout Protests Unemployment In Italian Center

TROOPS CHECK RIOTS IN ROME   Armed Patrols KeepCrowds In Check As Capital Is Paralyzed By Strike

Paralyzing Strike Grips Rome Area As Talks Continue   Workers, Apparently With Christmas Pay Envelopes in Mind, Stand Re for Duty

110 Cities Virtually      Paralyzed      Police Charge Into Rome Mobs With Jeeps; Over 100 Arrested © In Clashes With Communist Squads

Rome. Police: Fight 1 ,000 Strikers Communist-Sponsored Riots Plaque 109 Italian Cities

POLICE RAM 1000 RIOTERS: NAB 40; OTHER CITIES HIT   Communists Fight To Keep Workers Awav From Jobs

General Strike Hits Rome but End Is Seen   Government Said In Agreement With Red Labor Leaders

Walkout Hits All But Vital Publie Services  And Railroads   Leaders Reported Agreed On Terms: May End  Tomorrow

General Strike Cripples Rome.   Communists Shut Down Railroads, dle Estimated-At 500,000 Workers

ARMED FORCES MOVE TO KEEP PEACE IN ROME   Communist-Led Strikers Dash Hopes Of Early End To Trouhle<«

—<General Strike—  Italian Capital Crippled   Protest Walkout Grips Rome; Settlement Seen

ROME'S STRIKE MAY END SOON   Outlook Brighter as Opposing Factions Agree to .Basis For Settlement

ROME S HIT BY PARALYSIS CF A STRIKE   Although Many Workers Hope Stoppage Will Be Short-Lived, There Is No Sign That It Will Be Called Off.

Red Strike Paralyzes Rome Area   Htalicn Authorities WH ling Canna   Italion Authorities Will Use Strong Methods to Get Workers Back

SEE NO BREAK IN PARALYZING LABOR ACTION   Chamber Leaders Vote to Continue Walkout as Troops Move in

Armed Forces Move To Rome   Huge CrowdsMade Idle By General Leftis¢ en <3) Pee

Italian Regime Cracks Down On Red Strike  Government Acts + Guarantea Wark fa

109 Towns Tied Up By Bis Strike   Fiery Scene Takes Place In Rome Assembly

Armed Police Attacking Communist-Led Groups In Rome General Strike

GENERAL STRIKE HALTS INDUSTRY IN CITY OF ROME  WALKOUT PROTESTS UBEMPLOY MENT; MA  AIM IAL PAADODON

Italy Moves Armed Ferces To Fight Strike   U. S. Observer Says Rec Battle for Europe Believed Lost

STRIKE FAST PARALYZING ROME, ITALY   Police Charge 1000 Strikers in First Violence

Police Attack Mobs As Communist-Led Strike Grips Rome   Club-Swinging Officers Charge Through Rioters, Arresting 100; Men Guaranteed ‘Richt To Work’

Strike Grips Rome; Police Charge Mob   Copital Industry and Traffic Paralyzed By Communist Coup

Roman Leftists Set Off Strike   Cabinet And Labor Reported To Have Agreed On Plan

Workers Stand by In Hopes of Back To Work Call Today   Some Services Stay Open; Meeting This Morning on Issue

Elliott And Meyer Nearly Come to Blows   FDR’s Son Angrily Defends Movie Wife at Hughes Hearing

Senate Passes Its Version Of Education Bill   House Devotes Most Of Day To Debating Bills

HUGHES TO DEMAND INVESTIGATION OF SENATOR BREWSTER OF MAINE   Claims Senator’s Probe of Hughes, Airplane Company a Blackmail Scheme.

Says Maine Solon Sponsors World Plane Monopoly   enews Charges That He Is Being “Pressured”. by Probe

Hughes Will Ask Probe of Sen. Brewster   Planemaker in New Outburst Aaainst Solon

Plane Producer Repeats Charges   Elliott Roosevelt To Testify Next Week In Senatorial Contract Inquiry

SOVIET CLAIM OF EXPLOSION: “NOT BELIEVED   MAJ, GEN..GROVES BRANDS ACCOUNT OF SUCCESSFUL TEST AS BEING "AB.  , SURD STOHY”

Give to Fight Gancer   eee cee SVAN oe  Sercgeamedse rc ae San Mateo County's Quota Is $25,000

Police Halt Big — bingo Game Here; Women Scatter  Chief of Police Has No Information; Other Sources Sav Price Biked. Prigec Raducd

State Taxing Powers Still Undecided   State Assembly Plans to End Session This  Evening

EXPERTS LOOK TOPROSPERITY, NO DEPRESSION   Administration Economists Expect Key Steel Output Will Continue High

Experts See -Prosperity  Holding In’48   Higher Living Standards, Prices Predicted With Lower Savings

1948 Is Seen As Rich Year Despite Prices   Government’s Experts See No Depression In Next 12 Months

FEDERAL ECONOMISTS SAY THERE WILL BE NO RE-! CESSION DURING COM.  ING YEAR: .-

See Prosperous Year In Nation   Administration Economists Forsee No Sign Of Depression In 1948   STEEL PRODUCTION TO REMAIN HIGH

a, ECONOMISTS   Steel Production, _ Bellwether of Business. to Be Hizgh 

LILIENTHAL IS ACCUSED AGAIN   Proposed Atomic Energy Board Chief Accused Of Law Violation

Report Plane In Distress   Two Vessels Get S. O. §. Message; Believe Plane Crachlandad

Transportation Major Problem Of Oil Industry  Omahan Testifies At Subcommittee Hearing

A. & M. Regiment  Disbanded Due fo Officer Shortage   Student Leaders Were Dismissed in Series of Trials

Five Held For Murder Ot Senator   Farm Youths Admit Killing Emmett Buckley

Fears Freedom of Hermits Might Tempt All Men to Flee Civilization

In Twentieth Drive to Wipe Out Privileged Classes the Hermit Hds Been Overlooked

4,000 Residents Of City Forced  To Leave Homes   Red Cross, State Guard Send Aid As Rising Dea Moines River Imperils City

Temperatires   Des Moines River Sweeps Five to Death and Forces 4,000 From Their Homes  Ottumwa, Ia. Without Power or   Ottumwa, Ia. Without Power or Water; Iowa River Rips Through Levee Near Mississippi Junction

Towa Rivers Hit Record Hich Peaks   Farmlands and Highways Inundated; _—- Railroads Washed Out; Twisters Hit Four States

Women, Children Perish Fleeing Homes; Waters Cover Ottumwa Streets

Hundreds Stranded, Homeless, as River Hits 20.4 Ft. High   lowa River Breaks Levee at Wapello, Oakville Today

Survey Of March 15 Shows  Cost-Of-Living Items At  All.'Time’ Hirhest Point

Highways Slippery As 5 Inches Snow Falls in the State   Temperature 28 Degrees Above Monday Night

JAVANS RETAIN BURNING POLICY   Claim Dutch Continue To Violate CeaseKire Order

BRITAIN WILL CONTINUE  ’ HELPING GREECE UNTIL tt ¢C AED CMAAAAENICES

Powerful Blast Rocks  Heart of Los Angeles: 13 Killed: 200 Iniures

At Least 13 Die In  Explosion   Over 200 Injured Whe: Blast Demolishes .

Public Worried About Prices, Nol Labor, C10 Says :  People Ask Measures To Relieve Burdens, ": Cet Anti-Labor Bills _

COST OF LIVING CHIEF CONCERN OF MOST AMERICANS   Union Leader Says People Not Too Interested in Breaches of Contracts 4

C10 Opposed To Any Changes In Labor Laws  NAM Representative Says NLRB Has_Made Shift In Policies

CIO Leader Warns Congress ....  Avers American People  Won't “Mildly Accept” Laws To Break Unions

TEAMSTERS NOT SECURE IN AFL   Tobin Blames Split Ir Labor Ranks For New Taft-Hartley Law

State Finances, Taxes, Reduction  Of Expenses Chief 1947 Problems

Lawmakers Face Finances. Taxes   Gates Presents Fiscal Policy as Number One Legislative Problem

Midtown Area Is Shaken By Blast At Noon   , One Other Victim Remains In Critical Condition: Five Autos. Trock Wrecked

Five Killed In Bristol Blast   Explosion Of Undetermined Origin Wrecks Gas Station; One Hurt Critically

DEPORTATION ASKED OF RUSSIAN AGENTS   Representative Edith Nourse Rogers Calls on Administration to Take Safety Measures.

SPRING ARRIVED AT 6:13 TODAY   Nation Greets New Season With Warm Welcome; Fair Weather Prevailing Generally; Winter Was Rough In Snots.

Spring Arrives Officially; Americans Generally Greet New Season Even If Late

Spring Moves In Officially   Gets Generally Warm Welcome After Unusually Disagreeable Winter

GUERRILLAS IN GREECE USE TACTICS OF VILLA   By ROBERT C. MILLER,

Fighting In Greece Is Pancho Villa Warfare   Ry ROBERT ©. MILLER

Truman Signs Peace Pacts, Hits Regimes   Governments of Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania ‘Disregard Will of People,’ President Says

Gale Child In Good Condition   Missing Tot Is None The Worse For Experience In Woods.

FREIGHT JUMPS RAIL NEAR HERE   Train Traffic Between Gastonia And Charlotte Tied Up After Eight Southern   Railway Cars Are Derail arl

Snow or Rain In Many Sections for New Year's Day   Cold Wave Moving Eastward From Montana and Dakotas:

MONOPOLY TREND ~ TOLD CONGRESS   Large Corporations Absorb ~~ Smaller Firms At 13-1 Ratio

APE-BOY IS AWAITING RESULTS OF SURGERY   Chicago Youth. Goaded Into Crime By Facial Deformitr, Sabmite To Operation

THREE INJURED IN WEEK-END ACCIDENTS   Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Welch Hurt in Crash Near Trowbridge

SUSPECT HELD AS STRANGLER   Handyman Admits He Killed Pretty Woman He Met At Bar

Truman Finishes W ork On Bilis; Relaxes at \Nearby Mountain Resort

MEYER, MISSING SENATE WIENESS, IN NEW YORK CHT}   Hughes’ Press: Agent Report: ed Haunting Popular Nicht Spots

EMO APLUUULY DOUNnGEersg ri GETS  Labor Government Is Talking About Nationalizing Cricket

Those Bounders! Proposal To Nafionalize Crickel Sends Britons’ Blood Pressure Up

United States Opens Fight For Year-Round ‘Little Assembly” At U.N. Today   Russia Backs US Plan To Partition Palestine

Curlain Goes Up On Stormy Session Of United Nations   American Government Opens Its Fight On “Little Assembly”

Asserts Economy Curbs Collection Of Evaded Taxes  Need 20,000 to Aid

32 Arrested In” Picketing Riot   Phone Workers In Fist Fights As Violence  Blasne

Union Officers, Other ‘Persons Jailed When  Violence Injures Two

TWO PERSONS NOW CLAIMING . THEY KILLED BLACK DAHLIA      ‘AC SAYS SHE 15 SLAYER AND MAN ALSO TELLS POLICE HE JS  KILLER

Suspect in ‘Black Dahlia’ Slaying Signs Confession   J Ee as Deli hag hE ta a So - oye z Man Phones Police-4pr Street Corner Meeting  Then Turns Sullen under Questioning

RADIO OPERATOR WITH ONE ARM ACCLAIMED HERO   P'RREN LIP MAKESHIFT SET TN SEND SIGMA! ; SEARCH FOR LIFEBOAT

Tanker Survivors Cheer One-Armed  Radioman as Hera   “Sparks” Credited With Saving Their Lives by Ten Crewmen

Saved by ]-armed Operator ‘Broken Vessel in Pacific Finally Gets out an SOS

One-Armed Radio Operator Hero in Break-Up of Tanker  Riaaed Up Makeshift Radio Set to Grind Out   Rigged Up Makeshift Radio Set to Grind Out Prayerful SOS That Brought Rescue Ships to Staem_Tocead Raw Sectian af Broken Croft

One- Armed Radio Man Built Radio Which Saved Lives of Men On Stern

Radio Operator Saved Lives —  One-Armed Man Sent Out SOS From Tanker

TANKER DISASTER   i Navy Continués Search for ; Missing Members of Fort. . °+> awpbeee Googe

3 Survivors of Broken Tanker Credit One-Armed Radio Operator With Rescue: Full Story Told

Hail “Sparks” in Rescue   One-Armed Operator Used Make-Shift Gear To Save 10

Radio Mar Is Hailed — As Hero :   Ten Survivors of Broken: Tanker Dearborn Owe Lives to. Efforts of. Operator

MaARCSAUE MAGLIO 8 SUS ‘e One-Armed Signaler 4 ‘ Called Hero By Fort  Dearborn Survivors

Survivors of Broken Tanker Credit Radio Operator with Having Saved Their Lives; Hunt for 12 is Pressed

Makeshift Radio’s SOS One-Armed Signaler Called Hero By Fort  Dearborn Survivors

OPERATOR 1S-HERO OF RESCUE AT SEA    Navy Continues Search for Miss ing Crewmen from Half-ship _ 7 Fort Dearborn

One-Armed Radio Operator’s Ingenuity Acclaimed As Saving Lives On Tanker

One-Armed Sailor Built Radio... .  Dramatic Rescue Comes To Pacific Crew After h Prayerful SOS For Aid

Radic Operator of Broken Tanker Is Acclaimed Hero by Ship Survivors

One-Armed Radio Operato ‘ls Hero of Tanker Sinking His Emergency Set Sent Out SOS

One-Armed Radio Operator Hailed As Hero For Distress Signal From Ship

‘Mac’ for President   Club [5 Being Formed to Boom = Geueral’s Candidaey in “48

EX-NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS ACCUSED   Gevermment Coniends Trie Failed Teo Freperiy Account For 47 o66

Ballot Battle. Provides Test For Labor Law   Congressional:Conte st In  Pennsylvania Today .To.  Show: Labor. Power ‘ At The Polls:

DEATH OF MRS.-A..0, - BOTTS LATE FRIDAY   Passed Away at.6:30 o’Clock; Funeral Sunday Afternoon at 2:30 o’Clock.

Secretary Due In Washington ~ At Noon Today   Some Progress Gained _ At Meeting of Foreign : Ministers

Wage Negotiations For Miners Resume   Lewis and: Operators To Get Together In Washinaton

Government, Lewis, Mine Owners Will Confer On Wage Question Today

COAL WAGE PARLEY WILL RESUME TODAY   Altitede Of Seuthern Preducers Will Determine Progress Of Cenference

FORTY INJURED "IN TRAIN WRECK   Ss dinie and 13 of 15 Cars Leave Rails

NO DEATHS AS TRAIN CRASHES   40 Injured as 13 Cars Derailed jn Accident

PENN LIMITED IN ACCIDENT; LEAVES RAILS: 40 INJURED   Engine and Thirteen, Cars G Off Rails in Indiana;  Pullman Overturns

40 Injured In Pennsy Wreck      Gotham Limited Carry. ing More Than 300 In Early Mishep..

40 Of300 On Pennsy Train  Are Injured   Gotham Limited, Chicago To New York Leaves Rails In Columbia City. Ind.

Pennsy Train Derailed; Some Twoscore Hurt   Gotham Limited Jumps Track At Crossing In Columbia City. Ind.

40 Passengers of Crack Pennsylvania Train Hurt in Columbia City Wreck

Trims Amount Asked by President   House Committee Slashes Funds for Other Uniis

Senate Passes Bill ‘To Slash Funds Of  Labor Department   More Than $23 Million Whacked From Dept Appropriation As Economy Drive Gains Additional Momentum In Congress

Trims Amount Asked  hy President  House Committee _ Slashes Funds for Other nite

ECONOMY VOTE AFFECTS LABOR AND SECURITY   Lower Chamber Allots $1,676,198,080 Sum to Two Federal Anencies

Senate Passes Sharply Cut eFunds Measure   Agencies Feel Pruning Knife; Conferees To Act

Senate Trims Agency Funds $100 Million   [Pares Labor-FSA Request As House Group Stills “Voice of America’

Economy Bloc in Senate Slashes Appropriations   Funds Total a Hundrec Million Less Than Truman Asked

Senate Slashes Labor, Security Funds Severely   $8,333,000 Under Sun Set by House; Justice, State Face House Cuts

Senate Lops 100 Million - Off President’ s Budget   Economy Coalition Cuts Lebor Department-Federal Security Agency Appropriction—Other Agencies Get Slashes -

100 Million Cut From  2 Agencies  Labor: Department,   - Labor. Deportmacat FSA Feel Blow

Congress Makes More Budget Cuts  Four Departments And Federal Judiciary Affected

ISwing Axe On President's Budget To Trim Millions From Sum Originally Asked

SENATE LOPS 100 MILLIONS OFF MEASURE   ECONOMY COALITION HOLDS CONTROL IN CONGRESS

(i. 0. P. PRUNING ° ANIFE FALLS.ON TRUMAN BUDGET   Senate Votes to Give Labor Department-Social Security Agency $100,000,000 Less Than Asked.    HOUSE COMMITTEE  TRIMS OTHER REQUESTS   Approves 23 Pct. Cut in Funds for State, Justice and Commerce Departments and Federal Courts.

Senate Approves Labor Funds, Cut $100 Million  Bill, 90% Benefit Payments, '  Coes to Jomt Conference

Russ Ruble Revaluation Increases Living Cost for U. $. Employes In Moscow; Some Ask Transfers

De Gasperi Governmnt  Collapses   Socialists, Christian Democrats Blame Each Other; Romita Gives Reason   Is Third Refusal   Was Named in 1945, Has Quit Twice Before

De Gasperi Resigns As Tialy Premier   Decision Reached After Split With Socialist Party

PREMIER OF ITALY RESIGNS   Quits Because Of Socialist Attacks on Him

Italian Premier Hands In His Resignation   Socialists And Christian Democrats fame Each Other for Cabinet Collapse

DE GASPERI IN RESIGNATION AS PREMIER   Had Quit as Head Of Government in Italy Twice Before

Resigns Post as falian Premier  Clash Over Debt Problem Behind Ac+

Italian Premier s Resigning His Post   Two Parties Blame Each Other For Collapse Of Coalition Government

De Gasperi Submits Resignation... .   Italian Government Fails; Premier Out

PREMIER QUITS IN ITALIAN ROW   De Gasperi’s Coalition Rule Collapses With Move

italian Cabinet Headed By De Gasperi Resigns   Premier Fails to Tell Reason in Speech Before the Accambla:

ROME COALITION REGIME FALLS IN FIGHT OVER DEBI   Christian Democrats and So. cialists Figure in Con ‘+ravarce

DeGasperi Quits Role as Premier  ile a ee   Resignation Handed To Provisional Head

Hfalian Premier Resigns Positior  Quits Because of Socialist Attacks

Italian Premier Quits His Post For Third Time   Dissension-Torn 3-Party Coalition Government Of DeGasperi Collapses.

TALIAN PREMIER  RESIGNS IN ROW  WITH SOCIALISTS 3-PARTY COALITION  SPLITS OVER DEBT PROBLEM IN ITALY

Italian Premier Resigns Position   Socialist Attack Held Responsible

ITALY'S PREMIER RESIGNS OFFICE   Socialists And Christian ‘Democrats Put Blame On Each Other

GOVERNOR SUMMARIZES WORK Jester Asks Texans To Aid In Fidht On Tidelands Decision

U. S.-Russia Disrupt Meet In New York   Rival Nations Are Holding Private Talks

U. S.,. Russia Hold Private Talk On Arms   United Nations Debate Locked

UN Debate Held Up In Effect To Break American-Russian Deadlock ... .   UN Debate Held Up In Effect To Break American-Russian Deadlock ... .  ‘Resort To Private Talk On Arm:

DEADLOCKED UN DEBATE ON ARMS. REDUCTION MACHINERY TABLED. TO LET U.S.-REDS HAVE PRIVATE TALK

Arms Parley Still Locked.   Russia, U. S. Meet To Iron Out Dispute

U.S., Soviet in Private Disarmament - Parley   Gromyko Expresses Doubt of Value Of Talks With Warren Austin

FALL-FROM CAR. KILLED. INFANT   BABY TUMBLED INTO-PATH OF TWO APPROACHING AUTOS—CHILD‘'S MOTHER COLLAPSES °

Interest Alive On City Manager Plan   Several Hundred Sign Peli tions Though No Citywide Drive Yet Made.

Crowded Conditions Forex *Tesv on Starting Work : for Projects Costing $96.000.000

INFECTED CATTLE ARE SOURCE OF “Q” FEVER   Ywe Fatalities Ameng 55 Infected By Diseases Im Texas; Kesembies Spotled Fever

3 DIE AT LOUISVILLE DURING FLASH STORM   Damage May Hit Thousands Within Heart Of City

Two Killed In. Sudden Storm   Others Injured, One Critically, By A Severe Wind.

Icy Weather Keeps Its Grip on  Western Regions —  Cold Air Mass Appear: Here to Stay for While, Bureau States

BIG SALE OF ANTIQUES HELD NEAR WOOD HILL   Maple Secretary Goes to High Bidder at Very High Price  PITCHER RRINGS $326

BRITISH SHIP OWNERS   GET AUTHORITY TO-BUY CHIPSLLIC 1b 0 C. Wreesere

To Protest Terms   De Soragna Will Sign Thalian Peace Treaty; VFhes to Paris

Income-Tax Cut Is Expected fo Slash Four Billions  Senate Approves. Hous Vaercion Fyeant far   Senate Appraves. House Version Except for Effective Date

30 Per Cent Slash Given Lower Group   [Measure Voted 52 to 34   Would Reduce Revenues   $4,000,000,000; Now Goes to Honse

Income Tax Cut Is Expected to Slash Four Billions  Senate Approves Hous:   Senate Approves House  Version Except for Effective Date

TAFT IN REPLY TO TRUMAN   Says President Created Basis ‘For Hidh Prices

Taft Declares Truman Forced Higher Prices   Republican Senator Charges President ‘Has Created All The Basic Conditions Which Compel High Prices’ In Answering Attack By Chief Executive

Taft Says Truman Keeps Prices Up  Ohio Senator Makes Reply To President

Ohioan Replies To Assertions By President   5-Point Program Is Used To Show  tT ei ncictancy’

Taft Blames Truman for  High Prices   Senator Replies to ‘Boom-or-Bust’ Charge, Lists ‘Inconsistencies’

Price Problems Blame Is Laid On President   Ohio Senator Lists Five-Point Program Backing Own Views

Taft Blames Truman for High Prices   Solon Replies to ‘Boom or Bust’ Blast by President

Taft Answers Truman’s  ‘Boom or Bust! Charge ©      Says President Has Created Conditions Causing High Pricec

Peron Faced By Opposition In Homeland   $1,943,885 Total Of FDR's Estate   Rev. Dutton Gets Honorary Degree   News Flashes

High Price Blame Laid On Truman   Taft Says President’s Policies Hold Prices Up; Declares Talk anc Actions. “Inconsistent”

TAFT REPLIES TO PRESIDENT   says Truman Created Basis for Hich Prices

Taft Popsit To Truman On Prices   Blames All Basic Condi_ tons for High Costs on President

Truman Charged With High Prices By Senafor Taff.   Answers Argument from President on Ohioan’s Boom-or-Bust Idea

Senator Replies To Rap At Idea   Basic Conditions Charged Against _ Administration

U. S. Spending Is Cause of High Prices--T alt   Senator Replies to President's Attack on “Boom and Bust”

Truman Policy On Prices Hit By Sen. laff   Claims President Is ‘Compelling’ A High Level

TAFT REPLIES JAN TRUMAN FEUD   DECLARES PRESIDENT HAS CREATED FACTORS CAUSING HIGH PRICES

Lavonne Criswell Harold Buss Wed   “Ceremony Held ~” Wednesday, Jan. 15

Dorothy. Bogh And Leo Cassidy Wed.  Will Make. Home  “On Remsen Farm -

12 HURT IN FIGHT ~ ON REFUGEE SHI   British Seize Vessel Off Pal ectine Canet

Locomotive Company Asks Congress To End Industry-Wide Bargaining

Pepper Would Tie Anti-Trust Laws To Union Curbs   Locomotive Company AskCongress to Break Up Industry Bargaining

Industry Wide: Bargaining Hit  Decentralization of Power Requested

A.L.C. Asks Curb Upon U.S. Unions   Senator Pepper Heplies With Assertion Big Business, Too, Should Be Curhed   Gives 5 Reasons   Decentralization Urged on Five Grounds by Counsel

INDUSTRY-WIDE BARGAINING HIT   American Locomotive Co. Contends Lebor’s Sweeping Rights Must Be Curbed

WARNING SOUNDED ON DANGER  Major U.S. Cities Said Good Targets For A-Bomb Attacks

Advance Ticket Sale Until September 5   Pageant Tickets Sold at Reducec Price—Going Rapidly—Contest Ballots on Tickets

Rapid Sale Of Tickets To Pageant   Advance Purchases Made from Queen Contestants  and Cast

200 AT CONVENTION   Delbert Richardson Is New President of County Church Group

MRS. TRUMAN GIVEN CHANCE TORECOVER   But Doctor Says Every Cell in Body Worn Out

Doctor Says Mrs. Truman May Recover   Believe That General Decline In Her Health Has Been Temporarily Checked.

Truman's Motheg Rallies After Bad Day, Doctors Say   94-Year Old Woman Given ‘a Chance’ to Recover from Injury

MRS. TRUMAN MAY RECOVER   Doctor Sees ‘Chance, But Condition Still Serious

IMPROVEMENT REPORTED BY GEN. GRAHAN   President Again at Bedside Early Wednesday; Bess Expected Later.

Officers Grill Former San Quentin ‘Convict In West Coast Kidnaping

i.x-Conviet Offers Alibi In California Kidnap Case  Previously Named PR. SCahnanl Cirl   Previously Named By School Girl  As Her Abductor After Seeine Photc

POLICE QUESTION: AN EX-CONVICT IN DEVINE ABDUCTION   California Girl to View Prisoner—Order for hei of Another Man Sent Out.   COMPLETE STORY TOLD OF VICTIM’S SEIZURE   Student Tied With Rope and  Gagged Before Being Taken to Motor Court Where She Was Held, ...

HATE GROUP'S AID GIVEN 12 MONTHS   SECRETARY OF COLUMBIANS IS CONVICTED OF INCITEMENT TO RIOT.

Promoter of Race Hatred — Found Guilty   Homer Loomis, Secretary of Columbians, Inc., Sentenced io Twelve Months

COLUMBIANS CHIEF GUILTY   Atlanta Jury Convicts Loomis On Charge of Helping -To Incite To Riot.

Convict Head Of Georgian Hate Group   Columbians’ Secret ary Sentenced For Incitement To Riot In Beating Negro.

Chinese Pirates Board Steamer---  Carry Off 130-Hold Them for Ransom

Today's Newsreel   Pirates Kidnap 130 Passenaers off China Steamer

Defeat Soviet Proposal For Free Palestine   Arab Walkout Threatened In United Nation Action

FREE PALESTINE PLAN REIECTED AT UN. SESSIOI   Soviet Plan Turned Dowr Despite Threatened Arab Walkout

Soviet Plan for Freedom Study : Solidly Defeated   Arab Delegations Threaten Walkout, Non-Co-Operation

UN Con. ‘nittee Defeats Soviet F.. posal For. Palestine Independence

5 Nations May Boycott Assembly... .  Arabs May Walk Out On UN. Meeting In Protest On Palestine Question

UNO REJECTS RUSSIAN PLAN FOR HOLY LAND   Arab Delegation Threatens Walkout As Palestine issue Is Studied

RUSS PROPOSAL FOR PALESTINE SPURNED BY UN   Independence Plea Is Turned Down Despite Threat of Arab Boycott.

Soviet Move Defeated by U.N. Group   Commiitee Votes Against Proposal for Drafting Immediate Plans for Holy Land Independence

Threatened Arab Revolt Disregarded   Commission To Be Given Free Hand By UN

UN Votes To Reject Study Independence   Arab States May Boycott. Assembly To Protest Action

Soviet Move for Holy Land Freedom Defeated   UN Assembly Turns Down Measure 15-12 Despite Possible sArnh Werlbns

Immediate Free Palestine Move by Reds Beaten   U.N. Assembly Tums Thumbs Down; Arabs Threaten Bolt

Arab Nations May Boycott U.N. Assembly   Syrian Delegate Says Walk Out Considered As Protest Against Action on Palestine

U.N. Defeats  Soviet Move   Russia Sought Draft Immediate Proposal for Palestine Independence

Defeat Curb On Palestine Inquiry Group   Arabs Threaten To Walk Out On United Nations Holy Land Inquiry

Soviets Lose In  UNBody  ‘Tussle   Threat Of Arabs To Quit Fails  To Influence

Independence Of Holy Land Not Subject Of Study  U. S., Britain Oppose Russia On Curtailing Greek Border Group

UN Quashes Move By Reds for Quick Holy Land Freedon  Political Committee Defeats Issue for

Soviet Move To Free Palestine Blocked By United Nations Political Committee

Inquiry Unit Has Free Hand on Palestine   Russian Effort for Specific Action Meets With Defeat

Wedemeyer Plans North China and  Manchurian Tour   Truman’s Representative in Shanghai for Two-day Series of Talks

Police Search  For Slayer Of  Bionde Actress Seek Solution To Strangulation

House Unit Plans Tax Act Changes      Truman Calls for Attack on Fire Hazard as Part of Health Program

CHIEF OPENS WAR a HAZARDS   National Fire Prevention Conference Begins In Canital

Flood Waters Inundate Small Mexican Town in Cattle Raising Sector

Committee To Study Jails Namer  Action For Itemized Budget Held Over

FIRST 5 BILLS UNANIMOUSLY PASS IN HOUSE   Jail Fees , Study Group Named By Senate And  House Leaders

President Wants. Consumer Credit Controls Kept   Regulations Fix Size of Payments And Time Limits

President Truman Asks Congress for Law to Continue Controls on Peacetime Credits

CONGRESS ASKED BY PRESIDENT 0 KEEP CONTROLS ON CREDIT  _ PEACETIME POWER FOR _ CURBING USE URGED OR

TRUMAN ASKS CREDIT REIN CONTINUANCE   President, in Letter to Federal Reserve Board, Proposes That Wartime Controls Extend Into the Peace Era.

Would Keep Credit Curbs   President Asks Congress To Approve Legislation  Cer Cantinuing Program

Extension of Control Over Credit Asked   Bill Would Regulate Purchasing by Installment

ASKS CONTINUE CREDIT CONTROLS   CALLS ON CONGRESS EXTEND CEILINGS ON INSTALLMENT BUYING

Continuance Of Controls On Consumer Credits In Peacetime Urged By Truman

PRESIDENT FAVORS LAW CONTINUING CREDIT CONTROLS   Present Regulations Will Be Ended If Congress Fails TT. Art

Refurning From Canada to Act On Labor, Taxes   President Will End Present Credit Curbs Unless Action Is Taker

Truman Asks Credit Curbs. Be Continued   Congressmen Hear ‘President’s. Letter Ureing Legislation

—MESSAGE— — Truman Asks Credit Regulation Be Kept   LEAVES MOVE TO CONGRESS

VIEWS SLATED _IN MESSAGE TO ECCLES   Present Regulation To End Unless Congress Acts   WARTIME CONTROLS   Now In Effect Fix Size Of Down Payments, Length Of Time To Pay

Truman Asks Credit Curb  Continuance   President To End War Regulations if Law Not Passed

ASKS EXTENDED GREDIT CONTROL   President Truman Recommends That Congress Permit Continuance Of Controls On Consumer Credit In Pegectime.

TRUMAN ADVISES RULES ON CREDIT   Asks Congress To Continue Controls. Over Buying

Truman Urges Credit Limit Continuance   Unless. Congress Does This President Will End Wartime  Reaulations

Seeks Curb on Consumer Credit  President Asks for Bill to Continue Control on Payments

President Asks Bill Extending Credit Controls   Recommends Measure Permitting Continuance of Controls on Instalment Buying.

Continuance (f Credit Controls Asked. By Trumar   President Recommends Congress Extend Curbs 'T. Pencatime.

Truman Favors Continuance Of Controls On Consumer Credit During Peacetime   Bill Fixes Size Of Down Payments And Lenath Of Time Balance Must Be Paid

Streamlined = Cabinet” Named By Ramadier. :   Must Go Before National Assembly fo Vote of Confidence

French Chief Picks Cabinet   Number Pared to 12: Crisis Appeal Given -

sen. Mulholland ASKs State senate To Give People Time to Make Study

20 Chute Safely From Roswell B 29   Superfort Crashes In Flames in Texas

Twenty Parachute From Burning B-29   Thirteen Injured In Landing Near Merkel, Tex.

OUT OF BURNING SHIP   13 ef 20 ‘Airmen Whe Bailed Out in lexas Were Inj

20 Army Flyers Jump From Ship  B-29 Plane Crashes  in Flames in Texas

Finish Tax Cut Hearings   Knutson Predicts OK On 20% Slash Despite Democratic Warnings

—NOW OR NEVER, HE SAYS—  Knutson Pushes Ahead With Tax Cutting Bill

Knutson Is ForCutNow OnTaxation   Minnesotan Says Unless Action Takes P ace at Onee It Never Will  for Citizens   Approval Expected   House Commiitee Okay Is Anticipated Next Week

Tax Program Will Stand, Says Knutson   20 Per Cent Reduction ls Predicted

Knutson Predicts Committee Will Support Tax Cuts  ‘Now or Never,’ He Says to Democratic Pleas to ‘Hold Off

Knutson Urges Tax Cut Now   Rejects Democratic Pleas to Hold Off During Crisis

Cut Taxes Now, Knutson Urges  Rejects Demands of DNamarratce Toa Delay

Rejects Appeal To Hold Tax Cut   Cut Taxes Now Or Never Knutson Says

Knuison Pushes Tay Slash Over Hema    *s . yy “4 1+ Altern! a Utley   Minority Groun Asi:  Clarification ryt World Issue First

‘MUST.CUT TAXES NOW’: KNUTSON   REJECTS DEMOCRAT DEMANDS TO HOLD OFF FOR AWHILE

Knutson to  Push Tax Cut   “Now or Never,” Says Minnesotan In Answer To Democratic Demand<«

Knutson Rejects Demo Demand to Postpone Tax Cut   Democrats Wanted Hold-off Until World Conditions Clear

Knutson Insists On Tax Stash   Reject Democratic Demands to Hold Off  For Time

Demo Plan to Hold Oft Tax Cut Rejected   Head of House Committee Forecasts Support Next Week for Mis Measure  TT. T anwar Enonamea Lewy

Delay in Tax Cut Refused By Knutson   Committee Head Vetoes Plea To Go Slow in ' View of Situation.

KNUTSONSAYS TAX-CUT PLAN STILL STANDS   Minnesota Congressman Rejects Democratic Plea for Delay in Reduction Until World Situation Clarifies.

Knutson Says Tax Cuts MustBe Made Right Away  World Situation Not Reason to Delay  Action, He Declares

‘Democratic Pleas To Hold Off On Trimming Taxes Given Cold Shoulder By Knutson

IGNORES DEMAND TO ABANDON TAX REDUCTION PLAN   Knutson Rejects Proposal b' Democrats to Extend Present Rates

Predicts A 20 Percent Tax Slash   Knutson Rejects Democrat Demand:  To Check Cuttine

KNUTSON STICKS TO TAX CUT GUNS   It’s Now Or Never, He Tells Protesting Democrats

Rent Increases Loom for Some   Landlords Required To Show Hardships Before Okays Possible

LANDLORDS WIN CONCESSIONS   Rent Director Declines to Give Specifte Estimate of Increases — Most Landlords Will Not Qualify Under New Provisions.

DIRKSEN SAYS REDS PREPARE FOR NEW WAR   CONGRESSMAN WHO MADE SURVEY FOR COMMITTEE  _ : DECLARES GERMANY  1) AS REY couNTAY ”

Plea to Truman  Mother Wants to Serve Life Term Imposed on Her GI Son

Committee Recommends Slice Despite Democratic Opposition To Any Slash   Keeping Of Rent, ) Curbs Also Voted   Congressional Action Completed On Bill Limiting President To 2 Terms

BILL PASSED BY HOUSE GROUP OVER PROTESTS   Cuts Would Range From 10.5 9 to 30 Per Cent

ASK U.S. COURT FORBID WALLACE USE OF THEATER   ACCUSE SPEAKER OF SYMPATHY TO REDS; WOULD BAR SPEECH

Late News Bulletins  ‘Anti-Red Group Says Wallace  Is Communist Sympathizer

Anti-Red Group Blasts Wallace  Gave Ha Hae Chennan   Says He Has Strong Sympathy With Cause

Anti-Communis! Group Tries to Bar Wallace from Government Theater

Effort Made To Thwart Wallace Talk   Wallace Charged With Being in Red Sympathy

Henry Wallace Facing Battle In Washington   Anti-Communist Group Asks Court Order To Prevent Address Monday Night

Anti-Red Group Blasts Wallace   Says He Has Strong Sympathy With Cause

Accuse Wallace Of Red Sympathy  Anti-Communists Try to Cancel Talk

Anti-Communist Body Claims Wallace Has ‘Strong Sympathies’  . Toward Moscow

Wallace Linked To Communism  Anti-Red Group Asks Bar To Stop His Talk

New Premier Of Hungary Outlines Legislative Program; Pledaes Cooperation lo Russia

Dinnyes Outiines Country’s Stand In First Address; Denies Political Coup; U. S. Again Asks Russia For Proof Of Plot

SIGNALS BELIEVED FROM MISSING PLANE   More Than 100 Airmen Search fo) G. S G4? Transport With 39 Persons Aboard

Weak Signals May Be Sent by Crew of Missing Plane   Hope Revived That Some May Be Alive On Ship Down In Germany

Clay Rules Out ‘Mailed Fist’   Martial Law Threat in Germany Revoked

Republicans Produce Own Anti-Inflation Program  At Conference   Hope To Enact It By December 19   Four-Point Plan Calls For Voluntary Allocation Of Searce Items

REPUBLICANS REJECT RATIONING POWERS FOR -TDIIAAAN.- CTART OWN ANTIINELATION PROGRAM

OP LEADERS RAFT 4-POINT ONTROLS BILL   Reject Price Lids, Rationing

RUSSIANS ADMIT FAILURE TO. REACH PRODUCTION GOALS   Consurier: Goods Output lags Behind Program,  Moscow Bevent-

SOnET GOAL ~ NOT REACHED   t  PRODUCTION DURING 1946 WAS BELOW THE LEVEL SET . FOR THE PAST YEAR

EW CHECK ON FS PROBER   enator Urges Inwiry Into Possibilty of Perjury

Recession Touch Has Hit Nation  - Department, Apparel Stores Report Drop

Bobby Sox Idol, Van Johnson, Wed: Estranged Wife of ‘Best Friend’

Dionne Quints Enter Golden ’Teen Age; Plan Birthday Dinner At Ontario Home

Union Members. To Finish Vote On Plan Tuesday  Emergency Service . is Still in Effect

TEMPERATURES  Readings from Fri naan te Gel ......   Settlement Provides $4.02 Average Wage Boost In Michigan

MICH. PHONE AGREEMENT   Strike Will End  As Soon as Worker - Ratify Terms

Agree to $4.02 Average Raise   Membership ip Expected to Complete Referendum - bv Tuesday

Batterson Identihes Himself as Secretary  -~of-Midwest Red Party

White House Eyes Wage-Price Trends Hartley Says Lewis Pact Is Illegal

President Gets Coal Contract Effects Report   Economic Advisory Council Appraises Possible Effects of New Coal Contract on Living Costs.

U. S. Alert for New Wage-Price Spiral   _White House Receives Report on Possible Effects of New Coal Contract on Cost of Living: Cabinet Discusses Situation Friday

Impact Of New Coal Deal Is Watched  White Hause Checkina   White House Checking On Signs Of Any New Wage-Price Spiral

Coal Contract May Hit Wage,  Price Levels   Rep. Hartley Asserts Oper. ators Violated New Labor Act In Signing With  Lewin

Nourse Group's Report Appraises Coal Pact’s Effect on Living Costs

Impact Of New Coal Deal Is Watched  White House Checking On Signs Of Any New Wage-Price Spiral

Coal Agreement Effect On Prices Watched Keenly  Truman's Economic Council To Make Report To President

Cost of Living Spiral Brought On by Record High Coal Wages Probed by Truman Advisory Bodh   Administration Makes No Move Regarding Possible Suits Against Pact Signers

White House Keeps Watch   Look For Signs of Wage-Price Spiral Under New Caal Pact

Report Received By President On Coal Raise Effect   Economic Council Wil Discuss Matter With Cabinet Friday

NEW COAL PACT MAY BRING ON GENERAL RISE   White House Is Watching Effects Of Rec? ord Pay Boost Granted Soft Coal Miners: Truman Awaits Report.

WaARtrk tee wpe Pie - Sean SS  Little Chance Of Operators Facing Action  Seen By U.S.   Hartley Claims Act Violated In Signing Record Wage Boost

Economic Council Is Studying Coal Contracts  Results of Increase In Pay Béing ~ Watched Closely

Mine Contract Is Violation of New Law, Claim   Effects of Rising Cost of Living Are Now Being Studied

President Gets Report About New Coal Pact  Gives Possible rrr i,  .. #™. .,_

COAL PACT RESULTS OVERALL ECONOMIC REPORT SUBMITTED  PRESIDENT RECEIVES HALF-YEAR SUMMATION BY SPECIAL COUNCIL

New Coal Pact Is Studied For  Economic Effect   Truman Gets Report On Its Influence On Cost Of Living.

US Won't Try To Break UMW Contract   Effect of Agreement On Living Costs Is Studied by President

Truman Receives Appraisal Of Possible Effects Of New Coal Pact On U.S. Economy   Findings Withheld Pending Discussion Of Advisory Group Report By Cabinet

WHITE HOUSE EYES PRICES   Watches for Upswing in Wake of Lewis’ Record-Breaking Coal Contract.

Truman Gets Price Report  Effect of New Coal Contraet on Living Costs Is Studied

Truman Hears Secret Report On Coal Pact   Contract Effect On Living Costs To Be Discussed

COAL ACCORD IMPACT DATA TO PRESIDENT   Truman’s Economic Council Gives Him Report of Probable Effects on Economy—Not Yet Made Public.

Cabinet Will Debate Cost Of Coal Pact   Council's Report To Be Discussed At Conference

White HouseMum On Hartley Idea To Hit Operators   Plans No Action Under New Labor Law At Present

Study Coal Pact Effects   Possible Impact On Cost: of Living Assayed By Economic Board

WHITE HOUSE WATCHES FOR PRICE RISE   Anticipate Spiral Since ~ Coal Miners Won Such Large Increases

Report Made on Effect of New  Coal Contract  Will Be Studied Ry Entire Cabinet.

- ..MINE WAGES, COST OF LIVING— President Gets Report From Economy Advisors

Watch for Wage Spiral Resulting From Coal Pact      Economic Council Keeps Close Tab on Impact of Coal Settlement

Watch Effect of Coal Wage Raise   Advisory Council Tell President of Probable  Results   REPORT NOT PUBLIC   A New Wage-Price Spiral ' Is Feared by Some  Economists

Possible Economic Effects of Coal Pact Are Studied   Truman Gets Report On Cost-of-Living Angle---Report May Be Releagsed TeAlwa

Ignore Law Says Solon   Hartley Charges UMW, Operators Conspire to Defeat New Labor Bill

COAL MINE CONTRACTS STUDIED   Report on Cost Of Living Made by Advisery Group

‘Clean Politics’ Law Upheld by Supreme Court   Rulings Uphold Ban On Activity by U. S. Or State Employes

Court Rules Qn Hatch Aet   Even State. Employe: Affected By Law In  Some Instances

High Court Gives ‘Clean Politics Law Its Approval  Federal Employes  Dg re: Ie lereneans cece   Federal Employes Barred From Any Campaign Activity

Hatch’s Politics Measure  Backed   High Tribunal Puts Approval Stamp On Matter

HATCH ‘CLEAN POLITICS ACT 1S HELD VALID   Two Sections of Act Upheld By Supreme Court; Separate  Rulings Handed Down   OKLAHOMA. ACTION IS REJECTED BY TRIBUNAI

High Court Backs Ban  On Politics   Also Says Public School Funds Are Usable for Parochial Transit. .

Hatch Curb on Politics  Upheld   C. 1. O., Oklahoma Lose Challenges in Two Rulings

FREEDOM OF THE PRESS Texas Editors Emphasize America’s Liberty Symbol

Spring Meat Crisis Seen by Harriman.  tne .f ~~.   Lack of Controls Can Turn Inflation Screw,  ‘He Warns Solons

Harriman Hints. Of General Wage And Price Freeze  Secretary Renews Plea for Standby Controls Power -

PRICE, WAGE FREEZE WARNING DELIVERED   Harriman Renews His Plea F and-By’ Powers

May Need Price, Wage Freeze  Mew Re Naececearv   May Be Necessary Harriman Says Unless  Authority Is Given

«Price, Wage Controlse«  General Freeze Possible   Harriman Says Selective ‘Controls May Avert Need ‘For Hasty Act In Future

Harriman Warns Shortage of Meat In Spring May Mean More Inflation

Price, Wage Freeze Hinted By Harriman   If Authority Not Granted Now for Selec tive Controls and Rationing

Says Authority Now For Selective Controls May Prevent Freeze Later

HARRIMAN WARNS OF WAGE-PRIGE FREEZE   Says Drastic Measures May Be Necessity

MEAT SHORTAGE IN SPRING HINTED   Harriman Sees Danger New In: flalion Spiral May Start.

PLEA FOR ‘STAND-BY’ POWERS  General Wage, Price Freeze May Be Necessarv—Harriman

‘Harriman . ‘Hints W: age, Price Freeze   Would Be Alternative For Selective Controls And Rationing Sought Bv President

Warns That Meat Dearth May Start Inflation Spiral   Commerce Secretary Urges Limited and Direct Control of Prices ond Wanac

See General Price Freeze   Micht Be Necessary In Future: Start Pre. paring Now.

‘Shortage Of Meat Next Spring May ‘Set Oif New Inflation Spiral, Says ‘Harriman: Price. Wace Freeze Seen

Wage and Price Freeze Seen If Controls Denied   Harriman Says Some Power Needed Now To Put Brakes on Inflation

FEARS NEED FOR FREEZING PRICES   HARRIMAN PRESSES FOR AUTHORITY TO MEET EMERGENCIES

General Freeze of W ages, Prices May Be Needed, Harriman Warn:   Tells Congress Action Might Be Necessary Unless Authority Is Granted for Selective Controls and Rationing Requested by. Truma'

_ Renews Plea For “Standby Power”   Harriman Foresees Need For General ‘Wage, Price Freeze

DELAY LOOMS IN PARTITION JF PALESTINE   Mandate Termination, Independence Dates May Have to Be Chanved.

British Troops Cannot Leave Until August   Postponement Of Withdrawal Changes  Independence Date

End Of Mandate May Be Delayed   Palestine Division Plan Runs Into Complications

Partition May Wait for Year   Delay in Palestine Considered Under nae

May Postpone Palestine Split Three Months   British Say Troops Can't be Withdrawn By May  Date Set In U. S.-Red Plans

EXPECT DELAY IN PALESTINE SPLIT PLAN   Program May Not Be Effective Until Next October

Partition Of Palestine May Be Delayed   Troop Withdrawal By Britain To Take Time

A Hitch  In Holy Land Plan   Aug. 1 Deadline For British Troop Withdrawal May Delay Independence Till Oct. 1

Arab-Jewish Delay Brews   British ‘Withdrawal’ Poses New Problem

THE PARTITIONING OF PALESTINE MAY BE DELAYED   ‘Would Divide It Into Sover_fign. Arah and Jewish Countries.   DATE MAY BE OCT. ‘1, 1948   Situation Created As Result of Removal of British Troops.

Partition. Of © Palestine May Be Delayed  British Troops Cannot Be Drawn Out Until Aug. 1

Palestine Partition Might Be Delayed   British Declare Her Troops Could Not Be Withdrawn From Holy Land Until Aug.

PROPOSED PARTITION OF PALESTINE MAY BE DELAYED UNTIL OCTOBER, 48

Partition Of Palestine May Be Postponed   Proposed Division Into Arab and Jewish States May Be Delayed Until October 1948.

Palestine Partition May Be Delayed luntil Oct. 1, 1948, Committee Finds

Partition Of Palestine May Be Delayed Until October Of Next Year

WORLD BODY FOR AUD GRAIN SALE STUDIED, PRESIDENT REVEALS  GLOBAL ORGANIZATION WOULD OPERATE UNDER MARSHALL RELIEF PLAN

WORLD PLAN STUDIED FOR BUYING OF GRAIN   Truman Tellg Of Proposed Step Under Aid Setup

Galveston Police to Double Safety Efforts on ‘Fourth’ Heavy Accident Toll Predicted

} ne TWO TO AIRPORT BOARD   Louis Stein and Forrest Gill Named to Fill Vacancies

Loening Says He Never Was Pressed   Former WPB Adviser Gives Testimony on Aireraft Caontracte

Kaiser-Hughes  Contract  Inquiry Opens Witness Declares No  Pressure Came From White House

Sen. Brewster Admits Hughes Flew Him Free   Hollywood Millionaire Charges Lawmaker In Open Letter Published In L. A. Newspaper

‘Former WPB Official Says No F.R. Pressure In Awarding Contracts

HUGHES HAS HIS SAY ON CONTRACTS   Denies Roosevelts Were Backing Him In Awards Made

WPB FEARED TURNING DOWN KAISER PLANS   Former Official Says War Group Believed Builder Would Take Case to Public if His Project Was Ignored.

Former Official of WPB Denies Kaiser ‘Pressure   Tells Investigators, However, Board Feared ‘Public Reaction’

Odom Gets Hero's Reception, Plans Trip Across Poles for Next Feat

Pilot Gets A Short But Loud Welcome In Chicago; Mayor Heads Reception

STATE SCHOOL AID BILL = . — 1§ SIGNED BY GOVERNOR   HERBERT SIGNS MEASURE ’ PROVIDING MORE AID THAN HE FAVORED— OTHER BILLS BIGNED

SCHOOL BILL BESOMES LAW   Daniels-Cramer Measure, 11 Other Proposals Signed By Goy. Herbert

Tax Cuts For 7,400,000 In Kautson Bill   ‘Veto Proof’ Measure Introduced Today Would Reduce U.S. Revenues By 335.600.000.000

Measure Introduced   - By Knutson Would Cut  $5,600,000,000 From Nation’s Income Taxes

ut Measure Is ven to House  : Billion Tax   Over Seven Million Taxpayers Would Be Stricken From Roll.

Income Tax Cut of Over Five Billions Knutson’s Preposal   Aad of House Ways and Means Committee In\ troduces His Bill

NEW INCOME TAX CUT BILL IS INTRODUCED   Knutson’s Measure Would Free 7,400,000 From Paying Taxes

FEDERAL PLAN TO CUT INCOME TAXES OFFERED   Low Salary Groups t« Benefit Under New House Bill

Tax Bill To Strike ] Million Persons Off Federal Rolls  Knutson Offers New Bill for Passage After Hoalidavc

Tax Gut Bill Bobs Up Again   Knutson Offers Measure to Take 7,400,000 Off Income Rolls

KNUTSON SAYS TAX CUT BILL IS VETO PROOF   Measure Would Exempt 7;400,000 Low Income and Elderly Persons

New Tax Cut Bill To Face House Action   REP. KNUTSON SPONSORS ANOTHER MEASURE iN CONGRESS

VETO PROOF MEASURE SET FOR CONGRESS   NEW BILL WOULD CUT 7,100,000 OFF TAX ROLLS

Says New Bill Is Veto Proof   $5,600,000,000 Bill Would Strike Low Income and Elderly Persons from Tax Rolls.

Knutson Files Bill To Slash  Income Taxes   Measure Would Remove 7,400,000 From Tax Rolls.

Knutson Says His Measure : Is Veto Proof   Cuts Ranging From. 58 To.10 Pércent Provided: Personal Exemption Hiked

FIVE BILLION DOLLAR CUT FOR INCOME TAXPAYERS IN LOWER BRACKETS i$ URGED

BILL WOULD CUT $5,600,000,000 FRON U.S. INCOME TAXES   Would Strike 7.400.000 Low Income and Elderly leople From Rolls,   WAS INTRODUCED TODAYS   The Other 47,000,000) Tas pavers Said to Be “Veto Proof”,

‘Veto Proof Tax Slashing Measure Filed by Knutson   Would Drop Over Seven Million From Tax Rolls

Knutson Has New Income Tax Bill   ° Measure Calls for Slash of $5,600,000,000  in Taxes   WOLLD DROP 7,400,000   Chairman of Committee Re. ports Measure 1s “Veto Proof”

Cuts Of 10% To 28% Are Sought   Low Income Group Elderly Persons Considered

Knutson Prepares Tax Cut Bill For New Session Action  “"Veto-Proof’’ Claim For Bill Lowerina   “"Veto-Proof’’ Claim For Bill Lowering U.S. Income Taxes

Knutson Would Take 7,400,000 Off Tax Rolls   Minnesotan Says His Tax Cut. Bill Is -“Veto-Proof’

Act Drops 74+ Million From Rolls   Low Income Groups, Aged, Would Benefit From Legislation

NEW MEASURE WOULD TRIM OUT LOW EARNERS   Act To Pare $5,600,000,000 Off Intake; Issue To Get Earty Attention

SEVEN MILLION PERSONS WOULD HAVE NO TAXES   Minnesota Republicans Bill Would Lop Five And One Half Billions From  Tax Income Total.

'$5,600,000,000 Tax-Cut Bill Introduced; Would Free 7 Million From Rolls, Cut Others

Measure Cuts Five Billion  Off Revenue   Rep. Knutson’s Proposal, Termed ‘Veio Proof? and Is Expected To Be First On List in Jannary

Sweeping Tax Cuts Proposed   ‘Veto Proof income Tax Bill Introduced Would. ‘Cut Over y Mle OEE Dalle

KNUTSON SAYS NEW MEASURE VETO-PROOF   Low Income, Elderly Persons To Benefit   REDUCTIONS   Would Range From 58 To 10 Per Cent And Cut Revenues $5,600,000,000

KNUTSON OFFERS TAX CUT MEASURE   NEW MEASURE TO BE VETO PROOF, STATES REPUBLICAN SOLON

New Tax Bill ls Presented by Knutson   Would Strike More Than Seven Million From the Tax Rolls

GOP Leader Seeks Consideration Early In January Session ©      ‘Veto-Proof’ Measure Would Eliminate 7,400,000: Persons from Tax Rolls; Suggested Tax Revenue Reduction $1,600,000, 000 Greater Than Proposal Vetoed Twice This Year.

New Tax Bill Sent to House By Knutson   Cut of Five Billions  In Measure to Affect Low Income GroupsAwaits January Vote

“Veto Proof” Tax Cutting Bill Is Ready For Next Congress Session

Author Calls Measure ‘Veto Proof’; Reductions Range From 10 to 58 Pet.

Knutson Pushes Income fax Cut   President Truman Killed Measure Earlier With Vetoe:

$5,600,000, 000 REDUCTION IS KNUTSON GOAL   Benefits Intended To Reach All; Measure Called ‘Veto Proof’

BIG TAX-SLASH BILL OFFERED    Knutson Proposes To Take 7,400,000 Off Income Tax Rolls

LATES a. AS vETD PROOF   Low Income, Elderly Group Would Benefit Most By $5,600,000,000 Bill

Tax-Cut Bill Introduced In Congress   Knutson Would Take 7 Million Peonle Off Rolls

Rep. Knutson Offers ‘Veto Proof’ Measure To Reduce Levies and to Remove 7,400,000 Persons From Rolls Entirely

New Income Tax Cutting Bill Is Introduced  Would Strike 47 Millian EFeam Raillc

First Business Of Congress At 1948 Session   Measure Would Mean Freedom From Levy For 7,400,000

Rep. Knutson Introduces New Tax Bill   “Veto Proof’ Measure Would Affect 54 Million Persons.

ANUTSON GILL GHOPS TAR ON LOW INCOME:   Calls It Veto Proof; May Be Major Business at Next Congress.

—TAA SLASH— ‘Veto Proof’ Measure Is  Given House  - 7,400,000 To Be Taken Off Rolls

Income Tax Cut Bill Would Lop O# Five Billion   Knutson Measure to Be Major Business  Sen Terence

HOUSE GIVEN BILL TO CUT INCOME TAX   ‘Would Strike 7,400,000 from List of Taxpayers in Low Income Group. -

Action Slated In Congress" Next Month, Author Says   Plan Would Slash Seven Billions Off Government Rolls

Tax Cut Bill Introduced By Knutson   Measure Would Exempt 7,400,600 Low Income - People from Pavments

Knutson Asks Tax Cut; Exceeds 2 Vetoed Ones   Seeks Measure To Exempt 7,400,000, Cut Others to 58 Per Cent, as ‘Veto Proof’ PDeadiete Farley Consideration

NCOME TAX CUTS PROPOSED New Measure Would Drop ‘7,400,000 From Tax Rolls

Senator Says  His Measure Is ‘V eto-Proof’   Would Provide Relief for 7.4 Million“Eow. Income, -. Elderly Persons.

Knutson Has ‘Veto-proof Tax Measure  . Bill Proposed 5 Toaday. Action   Bill Proposed Today, Action At Next Term

Knutson Bill Seeks Income Tax Slashes Totaling 5% Billions   Legislation Introduced in House; Couples Would Gain Split Income Benefits Under Revised Meastnre

Calls Tax Cut Bill VetoProof   Knutson’s Measure Lops 7 Million Low Income and Old Persons Off Income Levy Lists

Law Would Remove Low Tax Groups  Lifts Exemptions To $1,200 for   Lifts Exemptions To $1,200 for Persons Over  65 Years

Measure Would Aid 7,400,000 In Low Brackets   Knuutson’s Bil Calls For Lopping- $514 Billion From Income Taxes, Ef. fective January 1. 1949

To Cost Treasury ‘About 5.6 Billion   Cuts to Range from. 58 down to 10 Percent on Various Incomes

Would Drop 7 Millions From Rolls   Author Calls His New $5,600,000,000 Measure “Veto Proof’

Rep. Knutson Introduces  Tax Cut Bill   Minnesota Lawmaker Says He Expects Bill To Be First Major Business Before Congress in January.

War and Navy High Commands Due ‘For Shakeup When Congress Passes Armed Forces Unification Bill

Forrestal Likely Defense Head— ‘Military Shakeup Due Under Merger Plan

SOVIET NEWS BAN RELAXED   Dispatches on Meeting Of  Big-4 Permitted to Go  Through Uncensored

Censor-Free Broadcasts From Russia  Moscow's Promise ls Being Fulfilled

HOLD MAN FOR IOWA SHOOTING   Mrs. Irene Larson in Stoux City Hospital

7 Seized in Black Market Sugar Raids   2,000,000 Miegal Stamps Reported Sald by Gang

Inoculations Of 2,800 Slated For Ohio Town As Typhoid Hits Child

AT.& T.Spurns Long Line Bid For $6 Boost   Strikers Slice Wage Hike Demand In Half

LOWER FIGURE OF UNION HELD UNACCEPTABLE   A. T. & T. Renews Offer Of Arbitration On Local Basis

‘New Offer By Strikers Is Rejected By A.T. & T.   $12 Pay Demand Halved by Union, But Firm Calls It ‘Unacceptable’

AT&T Rejects Offer to Cut Wage Demands  Strikers’ Proposal a ee: ee   Strikers’ Proposal to Settle for $6 Is Termed ‘Unacceptable

PHONE COMPANY REFUSES STRIKERS 6 WEEKLY RAISE   A. T. & T. Rejects Offer of Long Lines Workers to Settle for Half Boost  Demanded Originally,   PROPOSES ARBITRATION PLAN UNION DECLINES   ‘Head of Teamsters Promises  Idle Employes $10,000 for ,  Every Two Weeks Walkout Continues.  t:

PHONE STRIKERS CUT DEMANDS; BID REJECTED   Company Turns Down $6 Weekly Proposition Of Long Lines Group

Hopes Increase For Settling Phone Str Le   Union Cuts Pay Boost Demand in Half to 36; Maryland Strike Ends

PAY INCREASE CUT IN HALF, TURNED DOWN   LONG LINES OFFER IS REJECTED BY A. T. AD 3s

Demand Sliced To $6 A Week By Operators   Union  Refuses To. Arbi trate Wages On: A Community: Basis: -..

AT.&T. Rejects Union Offer to Half Wage Demand   Phone Workers Then  Turn Down Plan For Arbitration

Former Wife To Aid Oklahoma Man In Shooting   Sends Word She Will Stick By Former Husband In Legislature Shooting Affray

lowans Are Urged To Buy Easter Seals!   First- Week Sale:is Good; Campaigy WIM Continue Lhrongh — Easter Sunday. April 6th

SEC, MARSHALL LEAVES FOR LONDON TO BIG 4 MEETING   President Truman Personally Wished Him God Speed, f,o0d Luck.   PRAISED SECRETARY   1} lave the Utmost Contidence ln You, Chief Executive Told tim.

(Marshall on Way to New Bis-4. Meet   President Truman on Hand To See Secretary Off; White House Conference Held Before Departure

SEC, MARSHALL LEAVES BY AIR FOR LONDON   Personally Wished God Speed, Good Luck By President Truman.

Marshall Leaves For London Parley On Peace Treaties  Aims at Settlement Of Soviet Stand on Austria, Germany

Secretary Marshall to london Big Four Meet   Wished Goéd luck at : Airport by President-Sessions Termed “Vita]"™

Marshall On Way fo London   WHE Resume Effert te Get Feece Treaty with Austria, Stert on Gernsan Treaty

State Secretary Flies to London In Hope of Getting Cooperation From Soviet Minister Molotov on Way To Write Peace For Both Austria And Germany

Marshall Leaves For Big Four Conference   Secretary Of State Travels In Truman’s Original    Plane

Sec. Marshall Leaves by Air for Meet  Beaaetdanté Daseameclile   President Personally Sees Diplomat Off in Sacred Cow

MARSHALL IS “N ROUTE TO BiG 4 MEET   ecretary Begins Plane  Trip to London in Attempt to Reach Accord on Future of Germany and Austria.

Marshall On Way To Big 4 London Parley   Secretary of State Leaves for Foreign Ministers Meeting; To Seek Europe Peace Settlement.

Marshall Now  Is En Route fo  London Meeting Truman Wishes Hie  ‘anna «nan

Marshall Off      President ~: At Airport To ‘Wish: Secretary,  Big. 4 Success _

Marshall To London   Will Meet With Other Foreign Ministers to Work For Peace Pacts

Marshall Off For London Meet  Truman Personally   Truman Personally Wishes Him “God Speec And Good Luck”

Truman Is On Hand To Wish Best Of Luck   Big Four Session On Peace Treaties Opens Next Week

Marshall Takes Off for Crucial London Session   Faces Growing Crisis Between Russia and Westarn Powers

Seeretary Of State To Seek Agreement On Question Of Germany, Austria

Truman Wishes Marshall ‘God Speed And Good Luck’   President And Secretary Of State Confer At) White House Before Latter Leaves For Crucial Big Four Sessions In London

L Funeral. Services: For Charles Dunn’ Held’ .  In Marcus Fridav

CLARK TO SEEK PRISON TERM FOR GUILTY   Justice Department Opens Drive Under Anti-Trust Laws

CLARK SENDS ANTI-TRUST MEN TO WORK   Soaring Costs To Bring Jall Terms; CIO Demands Control Return

Extend Probe Over Clothing And Housing   CIO Asks Restoring of Price Curbs and Rollback to OPA Level

COST BOOSTING “TRUSTS” TO BE INVESTIGATED   Housing, Clothing And Food All To Be Targets For Justice Department

Agricultural Outlook for Mont. Bright   State’s 1947 Crop Worth $288,000,000 To Set New Record

Measure Passes With Sli     dation of Governor   TWELVE MILLION TO BE: NEEDED IN TWO YEARS

Nazi Naval Bigwigs Ruin Hitler’s — Dream Of Bases In Iceland, Azores

League of Women Voters Decides It’s Undiginified To Make Reply to Disney

RED RIOTING BREAKS OUT ANEW IN ITAL   Mob of 5,000 Is Repulsed in Attack on Folice

5,000 Commies In Italy Attack “Police Barracks   Leader Declares Revolutionary Steps May Follow Election

REDS LEAD RIOTS IN ITALIAN CITY   Mob of 5,000 Repulsed by Police; Revolution Is Hinted by Leader.

Red Rioters Repulsed by Police Gunfire   Russ Have Double U. §  Air Power, Says Gen. Spaatz

Mob of 5,000 Reds Attack Italian Police   New Outbreak Comes - On Heels of Revolt Hint by: Communist’:

Revolution Threatened In Italy   Communists Say They'll Revolt If. They Lose Election

British Talks May Cause New Dip in Exports   England May Boost Dominion Trade at Expense of America

Loncessions To British. May Reduce U.S. Exports   June Brought First Sizeable Post-War Decline in Goods  Sent to Europe

EUROPE BUYING LESS FROM U.S.   Exports Off 16 Per Cent, In June; Further Cut By British Seen

SALES TO EUROPE DUEFOR NEW DROI   w. S. TRADE CONCESSIONS TO BRITISH EXPECTED TO BRING DECLINE

Better Food, Attractive Mess. Halls, Wider Schooling Urged for Seamen

Recommend Sweeping Changes Civilian Groups Urge Changes To Make Sailor's Life ‘Attractive’   RELIGION AND MORALS

Civilian Report on Navy Recommends Better Food, Quarters and Doctors

recommend Sweeping Changes  Civilian Groups Urge Changes To Make Sailor’s Life ‘Attractive’

MYSTERY VEILS ~ WIDOW’S DEATH   Milwaukeean Slain on Way  To See Dentist

Truman Attends Colorful Fiesta  Two Persons Killed in Crushing Crowd

Mexican Crowds Y ell Viva Harry’; Truman Honors National Heroes.‘

President Is Honor Guest  At A Fiesta   15,000 Crush Way Into Stadium For Colorful Pageant

'Traman Is Guest at Fiesta Attended by 15,000 Persons   Folk Dancing and Singing by Hundreds of Boys and Girls Mark Event Held in Stadium at Mexico City—Two Killed and Four Injured in Crush—Cheers Greet Executive as He Places Wreaths at Two Monuments.

(Prank Has Tragic Sequel © Two Boys Admit Causin: Wreck That Killed Four

TWO YOUNG BOYS CONFESS -—JHEY CAUSED TRAIN PRECK   YOUNGSTERS SAY THEY PUT WIRE ON TRACK “TO SEE —-WHAT_WOULD_HAP’ pene ¢

Soviet Attitude Shatters Hopes For “One World   Supports Foreign _ Policy Officials Who See End of Wartime Alliance

“TWO WORLD” PLAN WITH 50-50 CHANCE FOR PEACE FAVORED BY SOME WHO  BELIEVE “ONE WORLD” PROVEN MYTH

FDR's Plans For ‘One World’ Fade   Nation’s New Leaders May Soon Frankly Admit Plan Has Failed

U. S. Foreign Policy Officials Feel “One World’ Design is Dead as Soviet Rejects Marshall Plan

British Troops Press Hunt for Kidnapers  Hundreds Arrested,  Later Released After Screening

JEWS PASS THRU SOREENINE PENS   British Round Up Hundreds in Relentless Hunt For Kidnaners

British Round Up Hundreds of Jews Seeking Kidnapers  From Iron-Doored Cave In Jerusalem

British Troops Press Hunt for Kidnapers  Hundreds Arrestex To pee Deland

Texas Bastorn Transmission Cormpany Ready to Pay U. 8S. GovernMont §143,120,000. Cash for Pipolines ag Soon as Title Gan be Transferred. ‘.

Private Capital Will Buy ‘Inch’ Lines And Pipe Gas To Eastern Areas, Report

‘Inch’ Lines Sold to Carry Gas to East  Private Capital Will Be Raised for

Hughes Flies to Quiz, Asks Chance To Talk  ‘Plenty of Information’ Pledged By Figure in Warplane Pact Probe

Breach Of “Good Faith” Is Charged To Truman      GOVERNOR FIXES” OPEN HOUSE HorRS

Sen. Taft Hits  Truman’s Plea For Authority   Harriman Tells Committee Plan Would Channel  “Coase Artining

President's Good Faith Challenged   Asks Unlimited Economic Power

Limited Controls Faith Challenged  Officials Disagree On Inflation Curbs

Good Faith On Control Challenged  ‘Limited Power Request Scored ‘As Unfounded

INDUCTED BY ROTARY CLUB  Glenn H. Jones Is Elected New Member Also

NEW MEMBERS INDUCTED BY ROTARY CLUB  Glenn H. Jones Is Elected New . Member Also

Md. Will Be ‘Some Time State Again  Some Towns To Drop "Fast Time Monday

DIVIDED TIME FOR MARYLAND AFTER MONDAY   Mest Of Eastern Shere I:  Returning Te Eastern Standard Time   REST OF STATE WILL STICK UNTIL SEPT: 29

Teachers House of Delegates Alerted for Possible Emergency Session on Permanent Pay Raises

High School Job Awarded At $395,500   Low Bid Posted By Armstrong; Extend Limit Upon Others

Soviet Balkan Veto Accepted   U. S. Agrees To French Plan; Russian Claim Rejected By U. S.

C of C Asks For Tax Cut   Curtailed- Spending _Also Demanded at - 35th Convention

Congress Must Lower Taxes te Cut Expenses   U. S. Chamber Adopt Twin Policy-Tax Cuts, Reduce National Debt.

Truman Plea Answered by U.S. Chamber   Asks Economy Be Given Time to Work Out Wartime Dislocation

County Fair Board Names  Dep’t Heads   Superintendents, Assistants and Committees Selected For Annual Fair, Opening July 27.

I'ruman Family Contributes Money Broadcast to March O’Dimes Start

50 Convicts Escape; 37 Quickly Retaken   Series Of Arrests Made In Boston, New York and Newark, N. J. : ee EE OR ON, ews Oran. Neoware: Ne  Police Round Up 5 Men Sought In $110,000 Halloween Holdup

5 MEN JAILED IN BiG HOLDUP   Series Of Arrests Made Ir Connection With Theft Of $11,000 Payroll

Truman Asks Extension Of War Powers Act  President Acts After Conferring With GOP, Rents Are Studied

Asks For Power to Continue Controls Over Scarce ~ Pande and Articles   EXPORTS AND IMPORTS CONTROLS ARE NEEDED

Truman Asks Exferision on Sugar Rationing   Other Major Powers Listed

Some Controls Stull Needed, Congress Told   Authority for Ration Of Sugar and Other Scarce Food Sought For 12 Months

GOP Senators Back Reduced Budget Slash   Abandon Move to Reduce Truman Total By Six, Billions; Tydings Fights Decrease

Modified Budge Slash Approved   Senate GOP Lines Up For $4.500.000.000 Cut

Republicans Are Lined Up Behind Cut In U.S. Budget Even If It Cuts Income Tax

And Navy Win In Budget Cut   Senate Republicans ~ Back $4,500,000, 000 _ Slash, Even If It Ends 20 Per Cent Tax Cut Tall

GOP’s Will Back 43 Billion Cut   Democrats Expected To Go Along Solidly With Lesser Slash.

GOP Members Support Cut   Republicans Behind $4,500,000,000 Slash Even If It Imperils Tax Cuts

SENATORS PUSH 47-BILLION CUT IN U. §. BUDGET   GOP Side for Compromise Fig. ure Even if Present Income Tax Stands

Republicans Pare Cut in Budget   Senate Caucus Agrees On Compromise After Army, Navy Object

GOP Senators To Support Smaller Slash In Budget   House Will Insist On $% Billion Cut

BACK BUDGET CUT OF $4,500,000,000   SENATE REPUBLICANS DECIDE TO ABANDON SLASH OF 6 BILLIONS

Pleas by Armed Forces Lead fo Change in Plans   Prospects for 20 Pct. Income Tax Cut Fade

Pauls Valley. Officer Dies From Wounds   Deputy Sheriff. Paul Succumbs to’ Wounds Suffered at Hands’ OF I W Benelay

Gov't Collects Billion From Tax Evaders  ees EE il: 1 ay   Treasury Follows Ur Evasions Through Bank Trancactione

DOUBLE FUNERAL SERVICE PLANNED   Mrs. Nick Singer Follows Husband In Death On September 17th

DOUBLE FUNERAL ~ SERVICE PLANNED      Mrs. Nick: ‘Singer. ‘Follow: Husband In Death On ' «September 17th ‘

Arnall Plans ‘Purse String’ ‘Test Of Power   Talmadge To Present ‘White Primary’ Bill In Legislature Monday

Gov. Jester Calls For Prison Report   Board Refutes Criticism And Denies It Is Split

Congress Cold Toward New Law Effort   Sec. Krug Makes Plea To Ward Off Coal Strikes As Industry Is Hard Hit

Congress Deaf To Pleas For Curb on Coal Strike   PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION

Ditch Hearing Postponed   State High Court Grants Petition; Sets April 15

Freshmen Named To GOP Policy Body—But Can’t Vote  First-Termers Given Appointments At Closed Renublican Meeting

G. O. P. Freshmen Will Get Greate: Voice in Shaping Party Program ©

Freshmen Senators Get ‘Two Non-V oting Places On GOP Policy Group

U. 0. P. TO HEAR NEW SENATORS   FRESHMEN WILL BE GIVEN TWO PLACES ON POWERFUL POLICY COMMITTEE.

Paris Loses Its Subways.   Power Union Turns Off Electric Supply

Unrest in France Approaches Crisis As Strikes Spread  Power Off in Paris,  Subways Stopped as Deputies Convene

Paris Subway System Halted By New Strike   POWER BLACKOUT IN FRANCE ORDERED BY UNION

London Truckmen Are Called Back   Labor Ministry Makes Plea In Face of Strike

U.S. Plans To Aid Only  Deserving   British Must. — Help Themselves To Get U. S. Aid

Marshall Formula To Guide U. S. In Aid for Britaix   Representatives Meet for Discussicns on Revised Loan Agreement

AID TO BRITAIN MUST FIT INTO MARSHALL PLAN   Begin Discussions Toward Revision Of Loan Avreement

Aid to Britain Must Fit. Into Marshall: Plan   Policy Is to Help Those Who Help Themselves

Loan Revision Discussions Get Underwe  ee so ge!   U. S. Coal Experts May Go To England

NEW MANEUVERS PLANNED BY U, S. IN GREEK CASE   Veto By Russia Postnones Action By IInited Nations On Trouble Pectween Greece And North ern Neighbors.

Greece May Invite Members Individually td Send Observers By JOHN M. HIGHTOWEE

RUSSIAN VETO CAUSES ACTION IN WASHINGTON   Commission Plan Not Expected to Go By Default

»Hunt Way ToNipReds In Balkans   Greek Border Watch Veto Proves Russia Not Interested in Unity

U. 5. Studies Othe Methods fo Solve Balkan Problems   Russian Veto Is Logical Under Her Policy for Action

Soviet Veto Fails to Halt U.S. Intentions   New American Move on Balkans Probe Expected

Tough Labor Bill Hits At WelfareFund   Amendment Also To Bar ‘Shakedown’ By Leaders Of Unions

Unions Would Lose Welfare Fund Control   Ban On Dues Check-OfF Also Voted'By Senate, ° 48 T.-40.

CURB ON UNIONS MADE TOUGHER   New Amendment Added Into Labor Bill By Senate   BY MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Taft Victor as Senate Amends Labor Measure   Bans Dues. Check-Off Union .. Controlled Welfare. Funds

Senate Stiffens Labor Bill by Outlawing Welfare Funds. Involuntary Checkoff

ANOTHER TOUGH AMENDMENT PUT IN LABOR BILL   Repablican Leadership Re gains Contre! Of Seaate By 48-40   WELFARE CONTROL BY UNIONS OUTLAWED

Senate Bans Check - Off Of Dues, Welfare Funds Under Control Of Unions   Toughening Amendment Written Into Labor Bil  With Republican Leadership Back In Sanetiat WA Nia Race bnwn Cue SK.»

Heavy Penalty Written Into Law  Present Fund May Not Meet Terms Of Rider

Taft Restores Tough Labor Curk   Republican Leadership Joined By Southern Democrats in Chanaes

Senate: Votes To Outlaw. : Health Funds   ‘Would. Prohibit. Checkoff System

Senate Writes Tough Clause  Into lube Act   Ban Placed on Dues Check-Off and Union Controlled Aid Funds

GOP LEADERS WIN FIGHT TO TOUGHEN LAW   Taft Leads Proponents Of Amendments To 48-40 Victory

Senate Adds  Toughening  Amendment To Labor Bill  Three Provisions Include Outlawing Of Union-Ruled  WY 2Tf 2 . eee oe

LEADERSHIP IS BACK IN THE SADDLE   Tough Amendment Is Written into the Pending Labor Bill

SENATE PUTS NEW TOUGHENING PLAN INTO LABOR BILL   Votes Ban on Welfare Funds Controlled by Unions and Outlaws Involuntary Dues  Checkoff System.   FIGHT FOR PROPOSAL IS LED BY TAFT   Amendment Approved, 48 te 40, With Support of 33  G. 0. P. Members and 15 Seuthern Democrats.

C10 Seamen “Sit Down”   No Contract, No Work Policy Threatens Shipping Tie-up

‘CIO. SEAMEN’S ‘SIT-IN? ‘WORK HALT THREATENS U. S. SHIPPING PARALYSIS

SITDOWN BY ClO HITS U. S, SHIPS   ‘No Contract, No Work’ Plan Threatens Paralysis

ClO Maritime ‘Sitdown’ Put Into Effect   Paralysis Of Shipping Threatened

Five Unions Act To Stop All Sailing  Of Shippers   Efforts Continuing To- Cease Stalemate With Lines’ Owners

CIO Seamen Quit; Insist No Strike   Contract Expires and They Won't Work Without It, Spokesman Save

> Sif-In’ Strike By CIO Seamen Ties Up Ports   Stoppage Follows Expiration of Contract Sunday

CIO Union Seamen Out-“No Contract. No Work” They Say   Ports Across Nation Are Affected; All Vessels May be Paralyzed

Crippling Stoppage Is Underway .... Ships Tied Up As (200.000 Are Idle

Seamen Idled by A'No Contract, No Work Plan  Dial wax Ch:   No Pickets Show Up on Piers Today

200,000 Seamer Begin Sitdown Work Stoppage   No Contract, No Work Policy Is Being Followed.

Vessels Stopped By CIO  Seamen   Union Men Refuse  Work Without Contracts

SITDOWN STRIKE OF ClO SEAMEN IDLES SHIPPING  CONTRACT DISPUTE  PASSES DEADLINE NO STRIKE CALLED

Seamen Idled by A’No Contract, No Work’ Plan   No Pickets Show Up on Piers Today

Ships Tied Up as Seamen Quit   Complete Paralysis Threatened on All U. S. Coasts

Maritime Union Stops Ships With Sit-Down Strike   200,000 Refuse To Work Without  New Contract

NMU Head Declares “No Strike Called”, Says Owners Of Ships Cause ‘Lockout?

STRIKE THREATENS COMPLETE TIE-UP OF U. §. SHIPPING   Work Stoppage Called To Enforee Demands For Woaae Roast

22 ABOARD HALF A SHIP RESCUED   SURVIVORS OF WRECKED TANKER FORT DEARBORN SAVED BY NAVY CREW.

Today In-Coneress   House Committee Acts To Speed Passage Of Income Tax Reduction; Army-Navy Merger Debate Opens In Senate; Mandate Okayed

17 ACCEPT BIDS T0 PARIS TALKS ON AID SURVEY   Five Turn Down Invitations With Finland And Albania Still Not Heard From

SOVIET NATIONS REJECT BIDS TO PARIS PARLEY   17 Countries Now Pledged Tc Participate in Talks Opening Saturday

16 Nations To Attend Paris Aid Conference  Go   Czechs, By Moscow Request, Withdraw Acceptance of Bid

REFUSE. PART IN CONFERENCI   Economic Conference, To Open Saturday, Will Include 17 Others

17 Nations at Meeting   3 Nations Silent, 4 Rejeci _ Invitation to Economic Parley

LUTHER DAY DATED AUG. 31   Rev. John Schliepsiek Makes Announcement

AFL Spurns ClO Harmony Parley  Renews Its Offer To Discuss Meraer

GREEN REFUSES HARMONY TALK; WANTS MERGER   AFL Insists House O-! Labor Divided Can’t Work Together

U.S. to Insist UN Continue Watch Over Greece's Borders   ° Veto Blocked Balkan Problem Comes Before 55-Nation Assembly. Next Month

U. S. fo Insist on U.N. Greek Watch  Balkan Dispute May Go Before Assembly

US. To Insist On Border Watch   Will Continue At Least Until Assembly Can Act.

U.S. Insists On Border Watch In Greece Until U. N. Assembly Can Act On Balkan Problem   Action Follows Russia’s Veto of American Supported Attempts To Bring Peace In Balkans

Yanks To Watch Greek Situation   Will Keep Check Until UN Decides Balkan Problem

Britain Will Press for Meeting of Council on Charges Against Albania

DeweySigns Bills to Pay  Vets’ Bonus   Income Tax Increase of 20 Per Cent Plus Cent on Cigarettes Beeome Law   To Be Voted Upon      Tax of Collections if Voters  Okay Bonus  es to Become Part

GOP Opposes Slashing Tariff   Nebraska Senator Fears Farmer Would Bear Brunt of Cuts

PAROLE BOARD FREES BRUNO   Gets Freedom After Serving 12 Years for Kelayres Election Slayings

REFRIGERATION IN  SURGERY EXPLAINED   Completely Severed Arms Or Legs Could Be Rejoined Sucess-

Storm Deaths Mount To Nine InFreeState   Motor Mishaps( Fires And Drownings Listed In Wake Of Terrific Winds and Rain

Two Hurt in Freak Wreck   Engine Runs Mile Before Discovery of Loss of Train

High Texas Courts Rule Out Protest Of Fraternity Ban, Uphold Jailing Lawyer In Court Dispute With Judae

Ford Abandons Experiment With  Foremen's Union Breaks Off Bargainin   Breaks Off Bargaining With Supervisory Group on Strike

Ford Withdraws Its Recognition Of Union Foremen  Says “Experiment Failed Hopelessly”

Ford Abandons Experiment With. Foremen’s Union   Breaks Off Bargaining With Supervisory Group on Strike

Ford Cuts Ott Union  of Foremen   Withdraws Bargaining  Rights With Striking   Organization

FORD BREAKS WITH OREMEN'S UNION   COMPANY WITHDRAWS BARGAINING RIGHTS AND WILL MAKE NO NEW DEALS.

Senator Warns Workers Facing Loss of Freedom   Approval of Revised Case Bill Urged as Hearings Are Opened

KS PASSAGE REVISED CF BILL   innesotan Fears Balkanization” of 7S. Commerce

18 BELOW IN IOWA   Lowest Temperature of Season Re {   ported at Decorah..

QPEN INQUIRY INTO BORDER PATROL CUTS   Layoffs Seen Attempt To Get Funds For  Customs Bureau

BRITISH LABOR GOVERNMENT . © -- TO FACE TEST OF STRENGTH   DEBATE SLATED OVER ECONO. MIC AFFAIRS—ONE GROUP  .___ OF __STRIKERS _ FOR __.__CHURCHILL

‘Destination: Sea’  ee tee  Ohioan Plunges To Death From Liner In Pacific

New Radar To Aid Flights In United States   “RACON” STATIONS  ‘AERIAL HIGHWAY TO USE IN U.S.

SCRAP MOVES AGAIN, STEEL JOURNAL SAYS   Easing Of Vital Material Seen In Industry

May Refused Pay,  Garsson Asserts   Ran Lumber Firm To Prove Deal Sound

Arab Countries Consider Walkout   Protest Majority Stand on Palestine

Walkout By Arab Group Threatened   Defect Of Reds” — "Free Palestine’ Proposal Expected

Hastings Man Dead, 2 Hurt In Collision   Manslaughter Charge Filed Against Trucker

CABINET OF PERU RESIGNS   Government in Serious Difficulties As Prominent Publisher Killed.

Death Knell To State Sales Tax Sounded   Speaker Hall and Roy Dunn Declare Levy Not Needed

Plans for State Sales. Tax Spiked  Hall and Dunn Find Revenue Not Necessary

Gas Pipeline Break Repaired   Full Operation of Service Restored—  Work Through Night

Big Majority Passes Bill   Attempt to Boost Exemptions Beaten As Last Obstacle Hurdled

US Scores Atomic Victory   Wins Demand To Exclude ‘A’ Bomb From General Disarmament Study

UNIQUE GAS BLAD IS AT TERRE HAUTE   Seven Blocks of Sewers in City Damaged Today By Explosion.

SHOWERS FOR KANSAS   Flora Predicts Light Rain for Most of State Tomorrow

Fire Damages     Ini Kentucky   All Guests Escape And No One Is Injured It Is Reported; Cadiz Ice Plant Destroyed

Atom Secret Theft Denied AtOak Ridge   Documents Removed Jn New Mexico Are Reported Recovered

Stolen A-Bomb  Secrets Foune   Senator Asserts Security Of Contents Undamaged

Missing Atomic Data ls Recovered By FBI   Souvenir-Hunting Soldiers Said To Have Taken Secret Documents

ATOM DOCUMENTS SAID RECOVERED   Army Sergeants Take Papers As Souvenirs, Senator Exolains

STOLEN A-BOMB DATA RECOVERED BY FEDERAL MEN   Two Souvenir-Hunting Sol. diers Took Papers  From Los Alamos

FBI RECOVERS ATOMIC DATA   Papers Taken From Files By 2 Soldiers Located,  Senator Discloses

Atomic Energy Data Recovered. Senator Reveals   Stolen at Los Alamos By Two Sergeants, But No Damage Done

Hickenlooper Doubts Afom Secret Taken   Souvenir Hunters Toke Documents ‘Which FBI Recovers

SHOWERS MOVING IN   Rain in Western Part of State To night; Rain Here Tuesday

Showdown Fight Sept. 5: Over. . Dr. De Kleine   Sigler Sets Date For Hearing On Latest Charges .

WHEAT PRICES CONTINUE RISE   Highest Quotations Posted On Chicago Board Since First World War

Wheat Prices Soar To $3.16'/2, Highest Since 1920 Record  i ee   Government Buying, and Lack of Rainfall, Responsible

Casey Pitches Bums Back Into Running   Stills Thundering Bat Of Yankees, Wins Third of Series, 9-8.

Refugee Ships Ai Gibraltar   Dock There Under Muzzles of Guns for Coal, Provisions

British Ships AtGibraltar With Refugee:   Warships Escort Vessels To Port For Loading Fuel, Food; Head For Hemburg

REFUGEE SHIPS AT GIBRALTAR   Dock Under Muzzles Of Machine Guns To Take Qn Provisions

3 British Ships With Jews Sail  For German Port Jews Held Aboard   Jews Held Aboard Ships 42nd Day In Long Deadlock

“ON WAY TO GERMANY   * Weasel Takes on Coal at Gibraltar Under Muzzites of Guna

Refugees Sail From France   Apparently British Taking Immigrants To German DP Camps

Bomber Crashes:  Twelve Are Deac   B-29 Wrecked In CrashLanding In Arizona Last Night   EIGHT SURVIVE PLANE DISASTER

ARMY. AIRMEN DIE IN-CRASH   TWELVE WERE KILLED WHEN HUGE B-28 WAS WRECKED ~ NEAR TUCSON LAST . NIGHT.

BOMBER CRASH © KILLS 12 MEN   Probers Question Eight Survivors Of Burned Army Plane

Peasant Party Leader Fears For Lives of Three Associates Arrested in Czechoslovakia

See High Court,  Ponaress Acting In Portal Suits   Further Moves Indicated As Picard’: Dismisses Mt Clemens: ‘Co. Case

CIO Taking  Portal Issue  To Top Court   Judge Picard Welcomes Appeal— Corrects Imnression

Pay Suits Headed For  Congress  Portal Cases Also Destined For High Court

PORTAL ISSUE WILL GO TC HIGH COURT   Labor Will Appeal From Ruling That Time Spent in Walking to Mount ClemensJob TooTrifling for Compensation.

Will Carry Picard Portal Decision To Supreme Court   Labor Attorneys Say Dismissal Will Not’ Affact Other Crenc

Portal Pay Fate Up to Congress Supreme Court  Government, Uniens Plan Appeal as Picard Tosses Oui Pottory Workers Case

Congress, Hich Court To Decide Portal Pay Case   Ruling By Picard Commended By Industry Leaders

Believe Congress, Supreme Court Will Be: Handed... Portal Pay:Suits Dispute   LABOR ATTORNEYS PLAN TO TAKE ISSUE BEFORE TWO BODIES AFTER HEARING: JUDGE‘ PICARD RULE

Portal Pay Dispute Seems Headed For Return to Congress and U. 5. Supreme Court for Final Settlement

Portal Pay Issue Shifted to High Court, Congress  Labor Leaders Say Ruling Won’t Alter Other Wage Claims

Portal Dispute Up To Congress, Supreme Court   Picard’s Decision Paves The Way For Revised Statutes

Portal Pay Issue Into New Grounc  Eyes on Congress and Supreme Court

Pay Suit Headed lor High Court   Union Plans Appeal of Judge Picard Decision Dismissing Case

Portal Pay Row Headed For Congress   Case Expected To Hit High Court Aiso

Portal’ Pay Fight Up fo Congress, Supreme Court   Final Settlement of Multi-Billion Dollar Suits Is Far Away

[Dismissal of Portal Pay Ruling Starts Case Back to Supreme Court

Portal Pay Back To Congress And Supreme Court   Labor Attorneys Plan  To Carry Picard’s Ruline Te Court.

Dismiss Portal Claim >   Only Pottery Workers Affected By Detroit Decision; to Face Supreme Court. Test

POTTERY CASE THROWN OUT BY JUDGE   Settlement Up To Supreme: Court, Congress .   May Have Little Bearing On Other Cases Filed Throughout U. S.

MT. CLEMENS SUIT MAY GO TO HIGH COURT   Legislation To Be High Prior. — ity Matter With Congress; - Revisions Seen Needed

Union Heads Air Criticism While Employers Praise   Leaders Criticize

Portal Pay Suits Destined For Congress, Supreme Court As Pottery Case Dismissed

Portal Pay Case Headed Back To Supreme Court   Attorneys Claim It Has No Bearing on Other Suits on File

FINAL DECISION UP TO CONGRESS AND HIGH COURT  INDUSTRY APPLAUDS PICARD’S DECISION TO DISMISS SUIT

‘Portal Pay Dispute Appears Headed For Congress, Higher ‘Court For Final Settlement

PAY SUITS HEAD BACK 10 COURT   Congress Action Also Due As Judge Rules Out Case

Labor Lawyers Plan to Carry Portal Pay Case To U.S. Supreme Court

PORTAL PAY SUIT TOSSED ~ OUT BY JUDG   Federal ~ Court Dis: misses Pottery . Comvnanv Case   EXPLAINS VIEWS   Dispute May Be Re turned To Supreme. Court

PORTAL RULING TO BE APPEALED   ‘Appears Destined To Return To Congress And Supreme Court   JUDGE PICARD RESTS

PORTAL PAY SUIT APPEARS HEADED FOR CONGRESS OR SUPREME COURT   Labor Attorneys Planning To Take Case To Nation’s  Highest Tribunal

Portal Pay Suit Destined to Go Back fo Congres:   Supreme Court to Helo Settle issue

PORT-T0- PORT DECISIONS UP 70 HIGH COURT           Supreme Court and Congress » Must Make Final Ruling On Pay Suits      ‘REVISION OF LABOR ACT -; ASKED BY INDUSTRIALISTS

Way Paved  For Appeal   Labor Attorneys Plan Te Carry Mt. Clemens De cision To High Court,

Portal Pay Dispute Destined to Return. ~ To Suipreme Cour   Final : Settlement is, Still Awaited After Ruling - of Judge Picard

Portal Pay Case Appears Headed for Capital Again Revisions in Wage Act Deemed Urgent

Pay Suits Destined For Congress, As Judge Dismisses Pottery Case

\MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR. PORTAL PAY DISPUTE TO RETURN TO SUPREME COURT CONGRESS FOR DECISIONS

PORTAL CASE GOING HIGHER   ‘Labor Attorneys Prepare To Carry Decisin to U. S.  Qrnpamoa farirt

BUSY SESSION IS WOUND UP BY CONGRESS   REPUBLICANS POINT WITH PRIDE TO PROGRAM

‘Senate Kept In Session By Bickering   Army Civil Function Bill Voted. Including 2 Million for Dillon

Sen. Connally Hurls Blast At Ferguson   Forrestal Approved For Defense Office; Singing And Fun In House At Close

Chandler in Drastic Act Against Leo   Charges Conduct Hurts Baseball; Yankees, Dodgers Fined.

Durocher Barred For One Year By Chandler Order   Commissicner of Baseball Also Fines Dodgers and Yankees $2,000

Lippy Durocher Is Suspended for One Year from Baseball  By Happy Chandler

Leo Durocher Suspended For One Year   Dressen Draws 30 Days Suspension; Yanks, Bums Fined

Britain Plans To Invoke Labor Draft Statute   Luxury ‘Drones’ Must Produce; Argentina Canned Meat Cut Off

MEAT EXPORT BAN ORDERED BY ARGENTINA   Unmarried Employes May Be Shifted To New Posts

Cadiz Blast Toll Estimated at 200 Dead, 4000 Hurt  168 Bodies Recovered   168 Bodies Recovered As Stricken Spanish City Digs Out Rubble

150 ARE KNOWN ‘DEAD IN CADIZ EXPLOSION   Thirty Hodies Still in Ruins—-Death _ Toll Expected to Reach 200 With 1.000 Injured.

Rescuers Have Dug Out 134 Bodies   Expect to Find More in Wreckage of Spanish Torpedo, Mine Factory

\Pennsylvania'Police Guard [Digging Out For Slayer ‘Of Winter OfJacqueline

Some Moderation Is Forecast In Late- Winter Offensive; Numerous Roads Still Closed

New Settlements Are Founded by Underground  Barricades Built to Repel Arab Attecke

Soviet Blast —  Perils BigA        Breakdown Nears as Red Acerises Allies :

STUDENTS ESCAPE MIDDLEBURY FIR   Alert Co-ed Alarms Dormi  ‘tary Camnoniane

British Fuel Crisis Revived By Storm:   Worst Blizzard of Century Sweeps Over England

Britain Ras — Worst Blizzard in 160 Years   HEAVY SNOWFALL ADDS TO SUFFERING OF PEOPLE

Britisn Plagued By New Blizzard   Partially Solved Ceal Crisis Renewed As Century’s Werst Storm Rages In England

NEW CRISIS AS BRITAIN AGAIN SNOWED UNDER   Worst Blizzard Of Century ] Buried Coa] Trains, Isolated Villages

LABINET PLANS rRENGH CHANGES   Compulsory Mobilization of Striking Workers May be Undertaken.

‘Britain, France Sign 50-Year Alliance - Aimed To Unite National Economie:

Speaking Date Canceled by President   Major Problems _ Require  Bie Attention

U. 8. Urges Early Action to Make Dairen Free Port  No Mention Is Made Of Recent Russian  Ultimatum to Vesse!

U.S. Asks Free Port at Datren   Situation Called “Unsatisfactory”

U.S. ASKS FREE PORT AT DAIREN   Manchurian City Situation Termed Ursatisfectory

HOUSE VOTES TO LET VETS CASH BONDS   Bill Sets September As Time To Get Terminal Pay

PICK INDIANAN AS ‘CORN KING   Senior Division Entries At Exposition Judged Today

START JUDGING SENIOR ENTRIES IN STOCK SHOW   No. 1 Steer Among 2,000 on Hand to Be Chosen Tuesday

‘Conference May End Phone Tieup   Union, Firm Not Far Apart, Murphy Says

ARAB STATES ARE REPORTED PLANNING ANTI-JEWISH -MOVE   RUMOR SAYS THAT THEY WILL ASK JEWS WITHIN THEIR BORDERS TO REJECT ZIONISM

‘GENERAL LEE GETS  RETIREMENT ORDER   Amy Sends Mediterranean Chief Back to U. S.

Marshall Wil Explain Policies  To U.S. Congres:   Secretary Of State To Out. line Program Before Departure For Moscow   WILL BE HEARD IN CLOSED SESSION

Rule Jew Must Die   Execution of Palestine Terrorist May Inaugurate Blood Bath

BRITISH REJECT APPEAL FOR JEW DOOMED 10 HANG   Pa ap. * 3 Privy Council Committee Dismisses Petitiqgn in  feeamnear fneo

Committee Rules Jew Must Die   Privy Council Body Refuses Petition Asking Appeal for Terrorist Leader

Gruner Plea Is Dismissed   Privy Council Won’t Hear Appeal—May Touch Off Violence

Britain’s Highest Court Rejects Appeal From Death Sentence By Jew

BRITAIN’S HIGHEST COURT DISMISSES DEATH APPEAL   Action Apparently Dooms Ter: Torist to Galiews.

Miners Stop Work Tonight For Mourning   Coal Production Normal Monday; Dead To Be Honored   Senate Group Votes To Keep Rent Control   Legislature Has Passed Only Ten Minor Bills

JEWS WARNED 10 ST2P VIOLENCE   British Threaten Imposition Of Severe Government Control In Palestine

CHECK FOOL SPECULATION OF ARMY MEN   Invéstigation Demanded by Senate Committee

STASSEN ASKS -—NEW-INQUIRY      RECKUP ORDERED AFTER STASSEN BAYS “INSIDERS” aa PROFITEERED In -—_- ~ FOOD thee

‘Rep. Allen Would Turn Surplus Property Sales Over To Armed Forces

Hint Truman Plans  More Price Moves  Next Appeal Likely For Labor Groups

SEEK MEANS T0 CHECK INFLATION   REPORT PRESIDENT PLANNING PROGRAM TO CHECK PRICES

PRICE CHECK IN TRUMAN PLANS   Domestic Boosts Mean More Cost In Europe's Aid

Inflation Problem Is Studied   President Making Intense Inquiry In Effort To Halt Rising Prices

NEW MOVES BY TRUMAN HINTED   Reported Planning Series Of Steps To Slow Down Inflation

Maves Befeved Essential To Hold Down Cast of Relief te Western Europe  BEING WORKED OUT  Series of Apgeais to Ditferent Groupe Pleaned or Prices, Wage Requests

Starting Lineups   Truman Working On Methods To Check Inflation   Hold Prices in Check To Prevent Boosting Costs of Europe Relief.

RODEO 10 OPEN ON WEDNESDAY   Parade Will Be Staged At Noon And All Riders Are Invited

RODEO OPENING ON WEDNESDAY   Bigger Stunts And Thrills Than Ever Promised In McGuire Park

UN Approval Of War Criminals Charge Asked   Soviet Block Calls On Assembly To Reverse   Previous Decision On   Yueoslavian Proposal

Soviets Back Yugoslav Blow at U.S.   Russians Ask Assembl) To Reverse Its Decision on Proposal

VA OFFICE ASSISTS.” 387 oy VETS IN MAY   Those Desiring To Go To School : Bohol Should Make Arrangemiocnuts As Soon As Poscible

Teacher Pay Raises Forces Some Hoosier Cities To ‘Scrape Tax Till’

Increased Pay For Teachers Starts Soon   ‘Tax Experts and Some School   Officials Are Apprehensive  Over Ultimate Result of Raises.

Ukraine, India In Runoff  Argentina, Canada Elected To UN Security Council

Argentina, Canada Votec To Council   Czechoslovakia Dropned Out in Switch; India, Ukraine in Doubt on Indecisive Ballot

* —_United Nations—  Council Members Elected   Argentina And Canada Chosen; Balloting For Third Seat Indecisive

CZECHS IN VOTE SQUEEZE PLAY   That Nation Seeking To Avoid Seat On U. N. Security Council   DODGING ‘YES-MAN’

Czechoslovakia Eliminated, Third Seat Still Unfilled: Big Powers Urged to Place World Peace First

CZECHS CAUGHT IN MIDDLE’ ON UNO SEAT FIGHT   Nation May Be Forced Tc Join Despite Own Cam so nNaign Aqainst Election

irgentina and ‘Vanada lected to Security — Vouncil, 2-Year Terms

Last Minute Switch Eliminates Czechoslovaks Soviet Ukraine, India to Compete on Second Ballot

Third Place Goes to Second Vote   Soviet Ukraine, India Are Competing On Additional Ballot

Winnie Judd Is Returned To-Hospital  Trunk Slayer Says She Planned Escape “Because She Was Angered In Not Being Allowed to See Mother.

Trunk Slayer TellsHowShe Jimmied Two  Locks, Teft   Claims She Used a Tooth Brush, Freed Self From Arizona Hospital for Insane

Rents Keep Going Higher   Increases Filed for 964,000 Dwelling Units In U.S. Report Shows

Expect Price Drop in Cottor Goods - Food   Economists Believe Downtrend Will Start Near Midyear

Commerce Department Sees Price Drops by Fall but Says Declines Brings no ‘Recession’

Forecast Sees ‘Mild’ Decline  In Some Price:   Commerce Officials Report Food, Cotton Goods May  eT areca bas Bait

Price Drops In Cotton, Food Seen   Shoes, Lumber, Paint Drugs, Leather Set for Declines

BREAK SEEN IN PRICES, BUT IT CAN'T BE SOON   Commerce Dept. Predicts Food Costs Will Decline—by Next Autumn

U.S. Officials Predict Price Drops by Fall   Commodity Declines However, May Bring No Business Slump

aE aS SUN): BULGE Nee Experts Vision Price Drop  For Food; Cotton in Fall.

Food, Cotton Goods Prices Expected To Drop In Fall   Forecast Made By Commerce Department Officials In Cautious Report On Commodity Prices; Downtrend Expected To Be Mild Not Approaching Depth Of A True ‘Recession’

See Price Drops on Food; Cotton  _ Commercial Officials in Cautious Forecast

Economists See Cutin Commodity Prices Next Fall   Mild Downtrend to Start Around Midyear

Analysts See Price Drops By Next Falt   Says Declines Will Bring No ‘Recession’

DROP IN PRICES DUE NEXT FALL   Downtrend Forecast; Not Comparable To True Recession

SLUMP TO BE EAal, HEPORT WILL ASSERT   Commerce Department Says Declines May Start in Midvear.

Expect Price Drop In Many Goods By Fall   Mild Downward = Trend. Small Decline Tn Cotnsiuine. er Durable Ters.

Modern Rustlers Arvested-in-West   Five in Family Sentenced for Stealing Cattle

Fair Weather For Farmers.   Weatherman. Hag: Good “Weekend Forecast’ For ‘Farmers. Racing .. 8o Get Crops Planted,  -

M.E. Thompson New Claimant For Governor   Talmadge Will Be Asked To Vacate Mansion This Morning

US Consumes More Meat Than Before Meatless Day  Reason For Increase Is Seasonal

Americans Eating More Meat Now Than ‘Before the First Meatless Tuesday

U.S. Meat Consumptior  Increases Colder Weather.   Colder Weather, Increased Sales Given as Reason

Americans Are Eating More Meat Now Than Before Start Of Meatless  Tuesday Campaign, Survey Reveals

Americans Eat More Meat Now Due To Season   LIVESTOCK MARKETING ON INCREASE IN NATION

More Meat Going To Tables But  Animals Leaner  Meatless Days May Have Served Nation In Saving of Grain

‘Meat Consumption Soars in U. S. ‘Despite Meatless Tuesday Drive

Americans Eat More Meat Now  Meatless Tuesday Has Reverse Effect

MEAT EATING DESPITE. § DANE, 19 UF   Seasonal Increase Normal: But Marketing It at Lower Weights

Americans Eating More Meat But Not Because of Edict   Meatless Tuesday ' Program Saving Grain; Slaughtering Is Up

Americans Are Eating More Meat Now Than Before Food-Saving Plan Started

Suit, Claims Filed Against US For Texas City Damage   One Eight Millior Dollar Suit Filed

injury, Death Claims Filed In Disaster   Texas City Blast Results In Suits Aaainct U.S.

Injury, Death Claims Filed In Disaster  Texas City Blast DB acilte Im Sriséec

Labor Secretary Promises ‘Fight’  ~ Schwellenbach Calls For Public Pressure

Arbitration Plan Is Turned Down’  Seoretary of Labor Promises ‘Fight’

vel PRESSURE SEEN NEED NOW      Secretary Says Parties Forgetting They Are “In A Public Utility Industry”

APPEAL MADE FOR PRESSURE FROM PUBLIC   Labor Secretary Asks Support to Force End of Tieup

PEACE PLA PHONE WALKOUT 1S TURNED DOWN   Unien Flatly Rejects Secretary Of Laber’s Compromise   CRITICIZES BOTH SIDES IN BROADCAST

Both Company. Union Hit by Schwellenbach  Labor Chief Calls for Public Pressure on  Disputants to Settle

Phone Firm And Union Are Blasted   Sec. Schwellenbach Promises ‘Fight’ For His Peace Plan

Took Money, Cigarettes,. Eye-Gfass Fremtes, Vried Fo Break teto Safe

Fook Money, Cigarettes, Eye-Gloss Frames, ‘Fried fa Breck Inte Sefe

Glamour Girls To Tell of Hughes’ Parties   ‘Committee Claims Contracts Received _By Entertainment

White Primary  Forces Leading   Talmadge Men Shout Down Amendmente tn Bill

‘CANDLES’ COST LIVES OF TWO   FOUR OTHER. PERSONS IN CRITICAL CONDITION AS RESULTS. OF FIREWORKS ACCIDENT

’   Mid-Spring Freeze Moderates As Warmer Weather, Rain Forecast ;

Farmers Resent Blame for High Prices, He Says   Congress Group Hears Farm Program Should Be Kept

Resents Labor Blaming Farmer for High Prices   Dorrance, Kan., Man Stalos Views Before House Group at K.C.

Farmers Air  Their Views   Congressmen Listen While Mid-Westerners Argue For Federal Aid

BIG PLANE BURNS 4] ARE UNINIUREL   Investigation Is Made of Wreck Last Night at Chicago.

Donnelly Asks Enforcement of Driver Law   9,000 Convictions But Only 815 Licenses Suspended Last Year

Laws Should Be Enforced, Not Ridiculed  Governor States,   Governor States, Referring to Drivers’ Licenses

Newspapers to Be Subject of Inquiry   Wherry Says Attempt to Be Made to Learn About Newsprint Shurtare

Plane Carrying 11 Missing in Alaska  B-29 Left Elmendorf  Monday for Training

Search Under Way for B-29 Missing With Crew of 11   Twenty-six Army and Navy Planes Fly Over Wilderness of  Alaska Peninsula, but Find no Trace of Craft—Lost Su-  ~perfortress Last Reported It Was Near Bruin Pass on Mainiand North of Kodiak. 

Wilderness Combed for Plane   Fortress Vanishes Somewhere in Arctic Wastes

UAW BIDS FOR LEWIS" CLAUSE   Workers Strike Key Company for Auto Supplies

NATIONAL G. A. R. OFFICE TO OSBORN   Named Patriotic Instructor-—Five Old Soldiers. End Sist Encampment. +

MYSTERIOUS OBJECTS FLY ACROSS SKY AT INCREDIBLE SPEED, PILOT SAYS

Strange Things Seen Flying High, 1200 Miles an Hour by U.S. Pilot

Oregon Farmlands Are Threatened by Invading Hordes of Mormon Crickets

UN Atomic Grou Readys Approval   Delegates Expect Russia and Poland  To Abstain Vote

A;pprovakSéeen ‘On UN Atomic Group Repor   Majority Of Commission Ready To Agree; Expect Russia’ And- Poland Will Oppose It

Cause Of Mine Blast ~ Still, Undetermined   Inspectors Dig Through Rubble Where 15 Men Were Killed

MINE EXPLOSION CAUSE UNKNOWN   Bodies Of 15 Men Taken From Shaft: Four Are Found Alive

Mine Inspectors Fail To Discover Cause Of Blast  Worst Anthracite Disaster Since '19

DEWEY ‘CHATS’ WITH STASSEN   Both insist They Conversec About Trip To Moscow

Dewey, Stassen Meet But Do Not Niscuss Politics  New York Governor And Warren Confer

Dewey And Stassen Meet In New York   Leaders Say That Session Had No Political  Sianificance

Collins May Go To Alabama  Escaped Life-Termer Hopes For Leniency

Retail Bread Price To Be 15 Cents Monday   Emporia Bakers Follow Upward Trend; Loaves To Be Slichthy turaer

iRetail Bread Price New Is 15 Cents   Emporia Bakers Follow  Upward Trend; Loaves Te Be Chr ebitt.

Appeal for Peace Made by Hindus  Parley Proposed to End Violence

PEPPER PROPOSES PRIGE-PAY FREEZE      Best Method of Meeting Ris: ing Cost of Living, Democrat Senator Declares.

PRICE - WAGE FREEZE ASKED   Sen. Pepper Proposes “Method To Fight Living Costs .

Senator Wants Price-Wage Fix   Pepper Proposes ‘Freeze On Cost of Living

WAGE, PRICE FREEZE URGED   Stabilization on Fixed Date Seen by Sen. Pepper As  Cost Rise Solution

OFFER BILL LEGISLATURE ON INCOME TAXES   Designed to Cut Down Processing Returns  Where No Tax Is Paid

GOP LEADERS REPORTED SPLIT ON TAX REDUCTION DECISION   MAJORITY LEADER PRESSING FOR PASSAGE OF INCOME TAX REDUCTION BILL THIS FALL

David . Walsh Dies In Boston   Former Senator Headed Naval Affairs Committee During War

Labor Party Ready To Fight Return of Churchill to Post      One Parliament Member Says. Looming Crisis Calls. for Him to  Guide Britain

Senate Group OKs ")-Term-Limit Bill For Presidency   Federal Amendment Has Been Ratified by a Dozen States

PRESIDENTIAL TENURE PROPOSAL APPROVED   ‘State Senate Committee Votes for  Amendment and Sends It to Floor for Action.

LEEDEY, OKLA,, DESTROYED BY A TORNADO   Six Killed, 23 Injured In Saturday Night Storm.

Kibbe Bares Report On Valley Wages  Paper Charges iscrimination Te i a i

Truman Administration: To Face Sweeping GOP Probe   - Key Members of Two Committees Meet Tomorrow’to Plan Strateqy

GOP PLANNING INQUIRY INTO NEW DEAL SETUP   Committees On Executive Expenditures Slated To Make Investigation

EXECUTIVE DEFARTME ‘AND MANY AGENCIES  TO. BE INCLUDED:IN THE ~~ J NQUIRIES.

Ttaly Presents Formal Petition for Admission To Membership in U.N.

Jap Reparation: Policy Outlined By Commission  U. S. Expected to Ask   U.S. Expected to Ask 34 Per Cent of Total To Be Apportioned

U. S. To Get First Claim On Japanese   Nations Suffering Most Tc Receive Biggest Share Of Reparations

Nafions Which Suffered Most  Are Considered   United States Will] Ask About 34 Per Cent

US, China Get Bulk Of Payments   Policy Outlined By Far Eastern Commission Today

MILITARY RULE CLAMPED DOWN   British Kidnaped Army Sergeants Sought

FOURTH VICTIM IS NEAR DEATH Three Children In Family Die In Explosion Of Dud’ Shell

Gates Prepares Veto Messages, — But: Signs 51 More Bills into Law

Probe Whether Extension Workers Aid Mississippi Senate Candidate

‘In Sodden Heaps . . “  Beautiful West Palm Beach Wind-Scoured By Big Storm

FAIR WEEKEND AHEAD   “Warm Weather Predicted for Nansas Thru Sunday

Wallace Party Poses Threat   Vote of Left Wing Could Upset Truman

Wallace 3rd Party Considered 1948 Threat fo Truman  Taft Alauld Ra Halnan   Taft Would Be Helped for Former Vice President

Public Slow To Heed Appeal To Conserve Food   Only Part Of Nation Observing President’s Drive.

Upward Trend In Commodity Prices Halted   Generally Lower Prices Are Shown On Board Of Trade — Observance O} Meatless Days Spotty

Partial Success Shown By Survey Of Food Program   No Material Drop fn Sales Reported

Two-Weeks’ Long Upward Swing of Prices Is Halted as Many Major Com modities Show Drop.   FOOD S SAVING PLAN GAINING MOMENTUM

SOME IGNORING MEATLESS DAYS   Truman Program Gaining Momentum In Nation's Restaurants

Only Part Of U. S. Follows  Food Program   Meatless Tuesdays, Eggless Thursdays Are Not Popular

Only Half Follow Food Saving Plan        Program Gaining Momentum, Says Cafe Group; Prices Still Rise

Prices Lower Halting 2-Week Upward Trend; Cotton Higher   Wheat, Corn, Oats and Hogs Drop in’ Most Markets

Public Response Not Whole-Hearted  TRUMAN PLAN IS ~” PARTIAL SUCCESS

‘ood Drive Spotty U.S. Study Shows   AP Price Index Continues to Soar— Brewers Offer Help

Ecuador Militarist’s Forces Routed; Guayaquil Troops Join New Revolt

‘Guayaquil Garrison Joins ‘Revolt Against Government  Of Col. Carlos Mancheno

BIG GARRISON JOINS REVOLT IN ECUADOR   Troops in Largest City of Guayaquil Supplement Forces Moving Against the Capital of Quito From the North.

Report Mancheno ‘Army Defented in Ecuador   Ambato Broadcast Says Beaten Force Fleeting In BDleardar tn Mute

Leading Democrats Demand Wallace Be Rebuked; President Truman Still Mum   sen. Lucas Calls Former Vice President "Merchant of Confusion. Selling LI}. & Shar!

Truman Silent  About Wallace Talks Abroad  Democrats loin COP   Democrats Join GOP In Criticism, Demand Passport Withdrawal For Kx-Secretaryv

Storm Over Wallace Talk Grows   Leading Democrats Are Opposed to Soviet Statements

Anti-Wallace Furor Rises:   Democrats Join GOP. In Critical Blasts, But Truman Is Silent

Denunciation Of Wallace ls Continued   Top Democrats Join Chorus of Condemnation

WALLACE MAY ADD BACKERS TO GREEK PLAN   Blasts Abroad At U. S. Aic Program May Boomerang In Congress

MORE SOLONS JOIN IN BLASTS AT WALLACE   President Remains Mum as Democrats Swel! Chorus Against Speeches

Wallace Seen Injuring U. S.   Truman Silent Amid Uproar Over. Falks

Foreign Talk By Wallace In Congress’ Hair   MANY SOLONS BITTERLY ASSAIL HENRY’S SPEECH

Democrats Raise Voices to Protest  Wallace’s Remark:   Tydings and) Lucas Are lician       Sharper in’ © Thanh Republican Colleacues

eT  Paul Ramadier Receives V ote  Of Confidence   Fifth Time French National Assembly Has Assured  Premier

RAMADIER WINS SUPPORT VOTE   Assembly Also Approves Coal Subsidies Program

RAMARIER GIVEN CONFIDENCE VOTE   ‘Subsidies for French Coal Industry Okayed.

Ramadier Given Confidence Vote   French National Assembly  Approves Program Of Subsidies.

Marshall May Oppose Treaty Without Sovie!   Big-4 Ministers Conference Opens Tuesday in London

REDS MUST HAVE  PART IN GERMAN PEACE SOLUTION   ‘Would Divide Europe Forever’ Secretary Save

OFFICIALS FEAR LASTING ‘SPLIT WITHOUT REDS   Clay Also Declared Against Any Policy That Would Bring Soviet Break

Separate Peace Is Onposed   Secretary Of State Demands Russians Have Voice In Drawing Up Peace Plan

Separate Treaty With Germans Held impractical   Secretary Marshall Opposes Plans to Act Without Russia

Opposes Separate Peace   Marshall Brands Separate German Peace as ‘Fantastic’ Big Four to Meet

Marshall Not For Separate German Pact   Proposals To Go Ahead If Russia Declines Held Fantastic By Him

No Separate German Peace For Marshall   Secretary Sees Russia’s Co operation as Essential for Treaty

Marshall Is Opposed To Separate Peace   Says It Would Divide ‘Europe Forever

A. & M. Fight Put Up to Ex-Students   Veterans at School Say Legislators Won’t Be Fair

University Football Player Wins Button Design Contest   a hain Letter Revival In Denver ‘Has Postoffice Wringing Its Hands

ID TNR TE ee  Gov't Stumped in New Chain Letter Fad--But Who's Going fo Complain

S. G. Blythe, Former Editor, Is Dead At 79  Was Political Writer

Seaway Project Wins Approval   Samuel G. Blythe Dies At California Home

SAMUEL BLYTHE DIES IN WEST   Rites Saturday for Forffer Cosmopolitan Editor

Explosive Issues Face Supreme Court Session   Housing of Negroes, School Religious Education Docketed

Farmers of Northern Ohio to Vote On Proposed New Milk Price Floor

ROME POLICE SWING CLUBS, QUELL RIOTING   FEAR ARRIVAL OF RED SYMPATHIZERS FROM OUTSIDE CITY

Beat Back Mobs   In Strike-Bound Rom Police Swing Clubs On Crowds Singing  Communist. Anthems

Citizens’ Group Urges Drastic Tax Cut of One-Third   Proposals Call for Sharp Reduction of Six Billions in "48

Anderson To Be Asked To Tell All In Grain Deals   Is Subpoenaed To Appear Before Senate Committee Thursday Morning With Tact Of Traders

GOP SENATORS T0 ORDER ANDERSON TO PRODUCE DATA   SEEK INFORMATION ON GRAIN TRADING BY U. S. OFFICIALS

Taft Opposes Bill Offered By Barkley   Senator's Measure Would Allow Secretary to List Specuiators: Ohiean in Favor ef Subneena

Vote To Subpoena Anderson To Show Grain Traders List   Senate Committee Decides on Action

Subpoena For Anderson To Produce List Of Heavy Traders In Grain, Other Goods Voted By Committee

Republican Investigation o! Industrial Effort in War . Goes Ahead

Britain Announces She Will Not Pay Her War Debts  Creditor Nations Have No Reply Yet; U. S. Is Not Included

Government Advances  New Phone Peace Plar   Company And Leaders Of Union Must Revly By 5 .P. M. Today

Schwellenbach Submits Proposal fur Board of Five to Pass on Wages and  Other Issues,   CALLS FOR DECISION BY 5 P. M. TUESDAY       ‘Neither Management Nor  Representatives of Union   Gives Any Immediate Reaction to Scheme. «+

Plan Offered To Arbitrate Phone Strike   Schwellenbach Makes Proposal At New Meeting

Request for Funds Voiced  By Governors   Wallgren, Snell, Knous   Go Before Senate Group In Effort to Restore Cut Made by House

 Lunacy Charges Filed  Aqainst Former U. S. i District Attorney. -

OPEN NEW FIGHT ON LILIENTHAL   Drive Begun To Line Up 16 G. O. P. Freshmen Against Him

OPEN DRIVE T0 BAR LILIENTHAL   OPPOSITION SEEKS TO LINE UP G, 0, P. FRESHMEN SENATORS

Long And Bitter Fight In Sight Over Lilienthal  New “ Senators’ Votes Decisive

DRIVE LAUNCHED ON LILIENTHAL   Freshman Senator Seeks to Defeat Appointment

TEST VOTE NEAR ON LILIENTHAL   Bricker’s Proposal for FBI Checkup Faces Debate

British Clamp On Gas   _Austerity-Ridden  Britons Give Up Another Pleasure: Ban Petrol Ration

Britons Protesting Abolition of Gas for Driving  Food Ration Slashes Go Unnoticed But Petrol Cut Attacked

Austerity Order Bans Pleasure Driving j in Britain   Only “Essential” Use of Automobiles Allowed-.-Last Minute Gas Ruch

BRITISH BAN [0 HIT MOTORING: PETROL S CUT   Latest Austerity Move De: signed To Save Slim Dollar Credits

Britons Give Up Motorg To Save ‘Gas And Dollars   No More Gasoline For Private Aute Driving.

Britons Give Up Their Cars  For Pleasure   Use Banned Except For Business Under Government's Order

Britain Bans Motoring To Save Money   Private Driving Ordered Stopped To Conserve Gas

Britons Give Up Driving For Pleasure   Auto Loss Brings Biggest Squawk at ‘Austerity’ Program

Britons Yield Another Pleasure ee nother Fleasure  AUSTERITY RULE ~ CURBS MOTORINC

BRITONS GIVE UP PLEASURE DRIVING   Gas Available for Essentia Trips Only

Estimate $36 Million a  Year Will Be Saved in Dollar Credits; Britons Jam Filling Stations

 Britons Give up Another of Their Few Pleasures   No More Gas For  Private Driving

SRITISH GIVE UP PLEASURE TRIPS   Gasoline Ban Prohibits All Private Motoring; Tea Rations Cut

sasoline For Private Motoring Cut Off  Britons Quit Auto Driving   «+ Tea Supplies Low In Chilly Homes Of England

Estimate Petrol Curb to Save $36,000,000 in Dollar Credits Yearly

Private Driving  Must Be Essential  Hope to Save $36 Million in Dwindling Dollar Credit

Citizens. Maint: Not: Use: Cais Ex cept on Essential! Business; “Tea Is ‘Shari.

Taft Wins Victory in Vote Against Splitting Senate's Big Labor Bill

Senators Ianore Warning of Vete   Upper House Refuses To Split Labor Bill Into Four Measures

SOLONS VOTE DOWN BID TO SPLIT BILL   Senate Disregards Werning of Veto Of Labor Measure

Prices Are Reduced On Radios And Shoes   Manufacturers Take Ac. _tion In Response To Truman Appeal!

Girl Admits She Killed Her Father   Fourteen Year Old Youngster Afraid She Would ‘‘Be  Sent to Institution’’

Former Soviet Official Tells of Spying  Victor Kravchenko Testifies in oe

Soviet Envoys ‘Here Declared ~ Russian Spie:   Death of Stalin Wouldn’t ‘Change Moscow Policies, Eratwhile Red Seva

War With Russia Said ‘Inevitable’   Vielor Keaychenko, Former Red, Testifies Before Heuse Body On Espionave Methods

CHARGES RUSSIAN SPIES INFEST U.S.   V. A. KRAVCHENEO SAYS MOS cow's COURSE WILL MAKE WAR “INEVITABLE.”

Former Member Of Purchase Group Sees Soviet Course Leading to Split In World and War

Russian Says Red Officials In U. S. Spies   - House Committee Hears Man Who Turned On Reaime

Former Soviet Official Tells of Spying   Victor Kravchenko Testifies in House Investiqatior

FORMER RUSSIAN AGENT. SAYS SOVIET COURSE LEADING TOWARD WAR  ‘Red Spies Said Active [n US.

‘Every Soviet Official  In America Is A Spy,’ »Kravchenko Testifies   Former Russian Agent Tells House Committee Russia Is Pursuing International Course  That Will Make War ‘Inevitable’

Kravchenko Testifies” Every Soviet Officia In America Is A Sey          Former Red Purchasing Wiesies Member Tole Huta Walinerioen Activities Gemmitice Gearse

UNITED STATES BEING INFESTED WITH RED SPIES   Death Of Stalin Weuic Mean No Change In Sovie World Policy   ESPIONAGE GAINING, KRAVCHENKO CLAIMS

SOVIET SPIES FLANDINGU.S., WITNESS SAYS   COURSE WILL MAKE WAR INEVITABLE, CONGRESS TOLD

Ex- Communist: Says America ‘Spy- Infested      Former Red Reports Russian Act Will Lead To War

Stalin's Death Would Make No Difference in Red Acts. Witness Says   Hits Harshall Field Papers As Doing More Damage To American Democracy Than Daily Worker: Everv Russian Agent Here A Spy

Molotov Arrives For Three-Power Parley in Paris   To Discuss European Reconstruction Plan With Bevin and Bidault

Conference Set For Friday With Bidault, Bevin   Air of Caution Noted On Eve of Conclove; Russia Holds Answer

Budget Plans Said Confused   Bridges Saye Aid. Reques! Must be Considered

Budget Cutting Plans Are Knocked Askew   Committee Must Consider Truman Rasiact

Truman Ends Florida Rest   President To Arrive In Capital at 3 P. M.

\GOP ‘Lincoln Day’ Oratory Opens With Boom for Dewey And Vandenberg Denial of Ambition to Be President

"48 CANDIDACY IS RULED OUT BY VANDENBERG   ‘Lincoln Day’ Speeches Spotlight Prospects For Presidency

Vandenberg Is Not Candidate, He Emphasizes   Solon’s Declaration Highlights Start of ‘Lincoln Day’ Orators

ORATORY BEGUN BY REPUBLICANS   Lincoln Day Talks Keyed To 1918 Presidential Prospects

Vandenberg Denies ‘48 Presidential Aspirations In Grand Rapids Speech

SENATE ADOPTS OWN VERSION OF TAX LIMITATION  ESTABLISH FORMULA  TO PLACE CEILING OVER BUTLER LAW

U.S. To Propose Boundary Police In Balkan Area  U. N. Will Be Asked To Set Commission For Trouble Spots

More Families Evacuated At Bar Harbor   Blaze Is Moving Back Toward Summer Resort Town Today

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORI..   BABSON DISCUSSES FREE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

France Vetoes Soviet Plan For Dutch Probe   Council Approves Move For Consuls To Investigate

Council Calls  Qn Consuls to  Vake Reports   Former Premier of Indonesia Pleads for Action to End War

France Uses Second Veto, Kills Soviet Proposal   But Council Calls For Career Consul: To Make Report On Indonesia

France’s Veto  Stifles Rare Red Majority   Russian Motion For 11-Nation Investigation Inte Reported Violations Of UN Cease-Fire Order In Indonesia Blocked

MARSHALL 8A Y 8 THAT HE WILL PRESS FOR FOUR- : POWER PACT. AT HIS.° -. .FORIC MEBPTING . -

Cheer After They March To Saf ely   Spread Of Flames Brings Only Joy To Youngsters

Byrnes Book Termed War Cry by Russ   Vishinsky Names Two Cabinet Members As ‘Warmongers’

More Names ‘On List of  Warmongers   Vishinsky Tags Cabinet Members in New Attack; U.N. Approves Balkan Border Commission

War Monger Charges Is Tov Issue   Expect Series 0: Verbal Barrages Like Never Seen.

Greeks Ask US for Bigger Army   Want to . Double Size to Cope with Bands of Guerrillas;

WORLD POLICE ISSUE STALLED   U. S. Demands Full Airing Of Controversy As Rus sia Prevents Accord

UN POLICE FORCE REPORT DEMANDED   U. S. Calls for Full Airing On Global Military Activities

NN ——ee—————————eeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeE—E——eEEEeEeeeeee  U.S. Seeks Publicity F ‘or Globe Police

Smaller Plane Hits Tail Of Liner Over Georgia   Devastated Texas City Scared _ As New Fire Rages In Warehouse

Nitrate Depot Catches Afire In Texas City   New Explosions Threaten Area For Two Hours

Latest Texas City Blaze Extinguished      Threatened Explosion is Averted by Fire Fighters - Tuesday 

CIGARETTE BLAMED IN DISASTER New Fire Threat To Texas City _s Blocked: Probe Continued —

Fire Breaks Out in Texas City  Nitrate Warehouse Blaze Extinguished

Ammonium Nitrate Fire Brings New Threats Of Disaster To Texas City   Warehouse Containing 1,000 Tons Of Matter Which Caused Original Explosion Burns For Two Hours Before Being Controlled   City Stops All Fire Calls Outside Of Beckley Limits

Truck Driver Miraculously Escapes Death   Nashua, N. H. Man Struck by Car as He Stood in Road

Iraqi Official Warns Against Visit Of U. S.  Congressional Party

British Setting Tax Example   Republicans Say If British Can Cut Taxes, So Can Americans

PORK PRICE REACHES $30 FOR NEW RECORD      New Seasonal High Alse Established In October Egg Futures; Securities Prices Break

Hogs and Grain Futures Advance *To Record Highs   Other Commodities Up to Ali-Time Top Levels

HOGS AND GRAIN TO RECORD HGH   SWINE SOAR TO $30 A HUNDRED POUNDS—STOCK PRICES DROP SHARPLY.

 Nothing Extra for Squeal i  i Hogs Hit $30 Per Hundred Mark; Wheat Futures Top 1917 Levels

Employment Hits Highs for Nation   Further Expansion Expected as Holiday Trade Increases

Wages, Employment Hit All-Time High   Top U.S. Economist Predicts Boom NA hASCAE SHIM Farther in Industry

Industrial Employment, Home Building, Factory Waaes' Hit:New ‘Records:   Further Expansion of Nation's Economy Between Now and Christmas Predicted

Industrial Pay Hits All-Time High In Nation   Country’s Economy Expected To Expand Even More By Christmas

Employment, Home Building, Wanes Hit New Peaks; More Expansion Seen

Probe Hears Elliott Roosevelt Merely Recommended Plane Contract      Microfilm Copies of New Lincolniana Now Available At Library of Congres:

Group Would Supervise Aid Program  New Corporation To  Control Aid Asked

CORPORATION 10 HANDLE RELIEF IS RECOMMENDED   Government Agency Would Screen All Requests For Assistance   WOULD INSURE AID GETTING TO PEOPLE

Corporation to Handle Foreign Aid Proposed  New U.S. Authority Would Have Control m™ s ¢ — en

U.S. CORPOR, “0h IS RECOMMI’ EL   House Committey ri prants Body to Sereen AL DY Renouest

Single Agency To Handle Aid  Recommended   Needed To Protect Economy of America Committee Asserts

Foreign Aid May Be Handled by a New Corporation   Would Buy Food Supply and Direct Final Distribution

HOUSE GROUP FAVORS AGENCY FOR FOREIGN AID   Special Committee Asks Corporation Be Formed To Handle All Reauests

Foreign Aid Corporation Is Proposed  President Would Appoint Members

Would Screen Assistance Requests, Direct Purchase, Exercise Controls  House Group Asks Federal Body Formed To Handle Foreiqn Help

TWA Board Waits Hughes Decision   $40 Million Financing Plan Still Pending

Yankees Lead Dodgers, 5-3, Eight Innings   Branca Pitches Hitless Bal! Four Frames, Then Gives  Five Runs

UNION APPEAL - JURNED DOWN   SUPREME COURT HOLDS FED. ERAL WORKERS BARRED ' FROM POLITICAL  (+ + °  foerivity: -

Rush Is on to Shell Out ‘More Billions to Veterans ‘Bonus, Cash for Bonds Is Included

Rush to Hand Out More Billions to U.S. War Veterans   Lawmakers Tossing In Many Bills to Aid Former Servicemen

Veterans Aic Planned in New Measures  Camnaiane Ara Reaaur   Campaigns Are Begur For Bonus and to Permit Bond Cashing

Drive Is On in Congress  To Aid Vets   May Hand Out  More Billions

Rush Is on For More Vet Bonuses In Congress Today   Bills Cover Three Different Phases Of Cash Payment

BILLS TO AID VETS PUSHED BY CONGRESS   Plan To Lift $200 Ceiling On On-The-Job Training   BONUS ISSUE   To Be Reintroduced Along With Proposal To Cash Terminal Leave Bonds

Many New Vet Bills   Congress in Rush With New Legislation For GI’s

SOLONS READY TO PRESS DRIVE FOR GI BONUS   Other Measures Planned to Help Former Service Men

MANY BILLS UP TO HELP VETS   Bonus Plans Amoriy 18 Re' ceived Bealing With Forees

FLOOD CONGRESS WITH NEW BILLS TO AID VETERANS   BONUS, CASHING OF TERMINAL PAY BONDS AMONG 18 MEASURES

Drive Opens in Congress For More Cash for. Vets; Several Plans Proposed

ieiee: On fn Congress To Shell Out More Billions To Veterans Of Second Werld War

Rush Starts For Paying New Bonuses To Veterans   18 Measures Would Offer Assistance To Ex-Service Men

Vets’ Legislation — Floods Congress As Lawmakers Convenie   Eighteen Bills Go on File In House; Soldier Bonus Plan Is Proposed

Strong Drives Are Begun For New Benefits   Bonus And Other Bills Already  tin In Conoress

Bills Proposed lo Aid Veterans  Cashing Of Terminal Pay Bonds Popular

SOLONS STUDY MORE BILLIONS FOR THE VETS   Eighteen Bills Already Introduced For ExGI's: Bonus Includ2 a

Rush Starts in Congress to Shell Out Added Billions to Nation’s Veterans

New Funds To Aid Veis Gets Added Impetus   RUSH ON IN CONGRESS TO SHELL OUT MORE BILLIONS

Drive Launched to Aid Veterans  Outlays May Reach Thirty Billion

BILLIONS FOR VETS PROPOSED BY ACTS OFFERED IN HOUSE   Congress Would Be Generous i1 Payments If All Measures Win Approval

» Solons Toss Vets Issues Into Hopper   Measures Call for Payment ot Soldier's Bonus; Immediate Cashing of Terminal Leave Bonds and Other Bills—Program Would Cost Billions,

Congressional Campaign Underway For New Benefits To War Veterans

RUSH IS ON IN CONGRESS. FOR VETERAN BILLS   Cashing Terminal Leave Bonds, Bonus, Boost in Training Pay Top List

Giving Veterans More Billions   Involves Bonus, Cashing Of  Terminal Leave Bonds,  Payments For Schools

18 Bills to Aid Vets Are Introduced   Shelling Out of More Billions to Vets Is Proposed

Rush Is on in Congress To Shell out More Billions fo World War 2 Veterans

DRIVE ON IN CONGRESS 10 Al) VETERANS   Billions Involved As Lawmakers Tess In Several Bills

More Billions For Veterans  Will Be Uroed   Congress To Be Deluged With Bills; Many Already Filed.

Rush Is On ToGiveVets More Funds   Soldiers’ Bonus, Cash for Leave Bonds, G.I. Edueation, Training Money Sought   Aid for Amputees   Would Increase Those Eligible to Receive Free Cars

JONUS AT TOP UF DRIVE FOR PAY BENEFIT   Measures Now in Congress Approximate Total of $20,000,000,000.

Rep. Rogers Would Hike Vet Job Training Wages   Congress Has Many Bills, Including Bonus, For Servicemen of World War Hf.

10 BILLS FOR AIDING VETS INTRODUCED  IN CONGRESS   Would Give More School Aid, Cash Terminal  atwe Bonds, Give Bonus

Southern Bell’, Telephone Will Replace Strikers   Employment To be Made Permanent

Ford Strike Is Averted By An 11th-Hour Pact   Year Set Aside For Seeking Peace Under TaftHartlev Law.

FORD STRIKE HAS BEEN CALLED OFF   Agreement Is Reached Pending Result of  More Negotiations

Committee Will Seek Full Understanding of Privileges for Both Sides.   APART ON A PENSION ISSUE   Other Questions Expected to Be Settled Soon, Joint Statement Says.   Right to Stop Work Given if Accord Is Not Reached in 12 Months.

Ford Strike, Set for Today Is Called Off   Union Granted Protection Against? Suits

C10-UAW Win: Big Point In Ford Deal   Gets Year’s Grace From Strike Damage Suits Under Taft-Hartley Law

LABOR LAW SUITS   Noon Walkout Cancelled; Other Issues Will Be Neanatiatead

Company, UAW Agree to Spend Year Seeking a Satisfactory Pact on Union. Ford Privileges

Year of Grace Averis Strike In Ford Plants   Union Exempt From Terms Of Taft-Hartley Law

WALKOUT AT FORD PLANT IS AVERTED   Strike Damage Suits Given One Year's Grace

Ford, Union Agree; Strike Is Averted   Company and UAW Agree Before Deadline; To Work Out Dispute Under Labor Law in Year’s Time.

Last-Minute Move Puts Strike Off   Ford and UAW Agree On Year of Grace From Damage Suit

Union Given a Year Of Grace From Strike Damage Suits in Comnromise Arreement

Ford Strike Cancelled; Union Gets Protection From Suits   Given Year's Grace From Walkout Damage Cases Under Jati-Hartley Law

Union Is Given A Year's Grace By Ford Action  - Threatened Strike Je Avartod Today

Pension Plan Talks Reopen On Thursday  Rep. Fred Hartley Hails Agreement   Rep. Fred Hartley Hails Agreement As ‘Honest Effort’ To Observe Law

Walkout at Ford Plant Is Averted At Eleventh Hour   Negotiators Will Continue Talks to Iron Out Disputes

DISPUTE WILL BE WORKED OUT UNDER NEWLAW   Agreement Staved Of Walkout of 107,000 Workers

UAW RELIEVE FROM DAMAGE SUITS FOR YEAR   Company, Union Will Try To Work Out Issues Under Last-Minute Accord

LAST-MINUTE. ACCORD AVERTS FORD STRIKE   Walkout Was Sched. uled To Take Place At Nonn Modav   CONTINUE WORK   Union Is Protected For One Year From Being Sued

YEAR'S GRACE FROM SUITS GIVEN U. A. W.   Ford Allows Immunity From Strike Damages Under Taft-Hartley Act and Walkout Set for Today Is Averted.

Union Protected For Year From New Labor Law   Given Year's. Grace From Strike Damage Suits; Strike Scheduled For Noon Today

Motor Company To Overlook’ Responsibility   Agreement Protects Union for Period Of One Year

Firm Agrees fo Year's Grace on LaborsLaw Suits   Committee To Study Demand for Clause Evading U. S. Edict

Strike at Auto Plan Averted   Year's Grace Given on Penalties Under Taft-Hartley Act

Taft-Hartley Labor Act By-passed in ClO-Ford Pact   “Company and UAW Avoid Nationwide Strike---Union Gets A Var ot Ge ee iS

Cl0-Ford End Danger of — New Shutdown   Agreement Precludes Strike and Is Reached Just Ahead of Deadline For Workers to Walk Out

Avert A Ford Strike   Motor Firm Agrees ClO Workers Won't Be Sued Under New Labor Law

Eleventh-Hour Pact Reached: This Morning”  TAT ANA Warlerne +   107,000 Workers: Are Kept On Job — Under Aureement

Talks Cancel Ford Walkout At Last Hour   Conferees to Seek Dispute Settlement Under New Statute

COMPROMISE 70 AVERT STRIKE   Ford Workers Given Year's Grace From Strike Damage Suits  STUDY GROUP FORMED

ClO UNITED AUTO WORKERS GIVEN A YEAR’S GRACE ON TAFT-HARTLEY BILL JIN AGREEMENT WITH FORD MOTORS -

Thyeatened Ford Strike Cancelled   CIO, Ford Management Agree On Fleventh-Hour ‘Peace Pact’

*Ford And Union Sign Year Truce   Will Let Four-Man Committee Work Out Agreement Under New Law

Auto Walkout Averted: Union Wins Concession   Ford Workers Get Year's Grace in Strike Damage Suit

Pact Averts UAW Strike at Ford Plant   Compromise Provides Negotiations May ' Continue fer Year

Ford, U.A.W. Avert Strike At Zero Hour   Agree To Work Out Dispute Under New Law ‘Tf It Takes A Year.’

Year Deadline Set For Final Deliberations   Terms Prevent Strike Of 107,000 Production Workers Scheduled For Noon Today   Union Will Not Be Held Liable   Negotiations Will Resume Fhursday On Contract Issues and Pension Plan

Strike Averted At Ford Plants; Pact Approved   ‘Union Wins Year of Grace From Damage Suits Under New Lay

Ford Motor Co. Strike Averted   107,000 Production Workers: End Pian To Walk Out At Noon

Ford, CIO Agree To -Year’s Grace   Avert Auto Strike By Ignoring Law For 12 Months

Ford Plant Walkout Averted   Contract to Be Worked Out Over Period of Year

Ford, ClO Agree to Last Minute Pact And Avert Strike  Company Gives Year Of Grace From Strike Suite

CALL OFF STRIKE AS FORD AGREES TO YEAR’S TRUCE  NO STRIKE DAMAGE  metre ee TrIFII“ar A Firmen   NO STRIKE DAMAGE SUIT DURING FIRST YEAR OF CONTRACT

Firm Agrees Not To Sue Under Labor Law For One Year   Union, Company To Attempt To Settle Own Disputes From Act’s Penalty Provisions

Ford Strike Threat Ended.  Compan ny Promise : Bs No Suits Brin ngs n Detroit

Ford Strike off; Union Free of Suits for Year   Walkout Cancelled Less Than 8 Hours Be fore Deadline

FORD WALKOUT IS AVERTED BY TITHHOURPACT   UAW and Firm Agree to Work Out Dispute If It Takes Year’s Time

ClO Wins Year's Grace from Suits   Four-Man Team to Attempt to Write Co.-Union Acreement to Bill

UNION GIVEN YEAR OF GRACE AGARST SUITS   Eleventh-Hour Pact Signed To Keep 107,000 Men at Work Today.

Ford Agreement Prevents Strike   Last Minute Accord Staves Off Walkout Scheduled for Noon

Union Liability For Damages Waived for Year   Joint Committee Will Attempt to Solve Problems

TAFT-HARTLEY ACT S CENTER OF DISPUTE   Over 100,000 Workers Will Stay On Job; Will Resume Nevcotiations Thuredav

Scientists Urge U.S. ‘Emergency’ President Be Provided For, In Case Capital is Destroyed by Atom War

Sixteen Nations  Are Commendet   Secretary Marshall Compli ments European Nations For Speedy Response

‘Thank God for The House’ Is Lansing Slogan as Senate Acts Are Amazing

Biggest Population Gain In History of Nation Reported for Past Year

COLLISION OCCURS ON — ‘+ BALTIMORE STREET   Cars Driven By Mrs. Charles E. Garrett And Merle D. Stremmel Figure In Crash—No One Hurt

Martin Expecting Special Session On Aid to Europe   Meeting in November : Based on Truman’s Committee Parley

Schuder Waives  Hearing with  Bond of $5.000   Columbus Banker Held For Embezzlement  May Plead Guilty Or Await Grand Jury

Schuder Waives Hearing; bond  Set At $5,000   Bank Teller Charged with Embezzling Waives Hearing Before U. S. Commissioner.

Duff Signs Bill Providing  ~ For Change In Assessments   Governor Enacts Measure Under Which Valuations Can Be Altered By County Boards After Proper Steps

Ministers my ] Row        Marshall Confers With Bevin and Bidault on Eve

SRERDERERARET Scena eKhAD  Boy, 5, Accidentally  Kills Grandfather

Baruch Urges 44 Hr. Work Week Until January, 1949   Said It Is Up To America To Patch Up World Broken By Hate

WIFE CONVICTED IN GUN KILLING   Murder Charge Eased Te Manslaughter By Jury In Detroit

Pay Battle To Continue   Industry Hails Picard Verdict, Labor Looks to Supreme Court Next

Rules Against Pottery Workers; ClO Leaders Declare Fight Will Be Carried fo Supreme Court

Judge Throws Pottery Suit Out Of Court  Industry Hails Verdict; ClO Cantinuec Piake

MT. CLEMENS WORKERS GET NO OVERTIME   INIONS CONTINUE $4,800,000,000 PAY BATTLE

Plan’ To Take Judge Picard’s’ Decision To The U. §S. Supreme Cornet

FEDERAL JUDGE PICARD DISMISSES MT. CLEMENS GAS   Pottery Workers Denied Damages on Grounds Time Spent in Going to Jobs  Was Trifling.   VERDICT IS HAILED : BY BUSINESS LEADERS   Union Declares Ruling Dees Not Settle Issue and Makes No Plans to Withdraw Any Suits.

Judge Picard Rules Time ‘Too Trifling’   Industry Hails Verdict, But CIO Plans Te Continue Fiaht in Supreme Court

Supreme Court ~-Appeal Awaited   \Industrialists Hail Verdict  Agsinst Travel Time

Portal Pay Suit Thrown  From Court   Federal Judge Dismisses Case Involving Detroit Pottery Plant Workers In 29-Page Oninion

PORTAL CLAIMS ARE REJECTED; RULING HAILED   Industry Breathes Easier Aft. er Judge Picard Acts In Michigan Suit

Picard Says Portal Demands of Pottery Workers ‘Too Trifling’   Industry Hails Verdict; ClO Leaders Aver Fight Will Not End: Supreme Court Will Act

Initial Action Thrown Out By Tribunal   But Unions Contend High Court May Give Them Support

UNION CLAMS DEALT BLOW BY COURT VERDICT   Picard Holds Time In volved ts ‘De Minimis’

\Precedent-Setiing Case’ Is Dismissed, But Legal Battle Will Be Continued   Federal Judge Says Decision May Not Apply to Other Claims; Supreme Court Test Held Certain

Pottery  Workers Lose Suit   Court Dismisses  Case, Trail-Blazei For Billions in  Portal Claims

UNION, OPERATORS T0 MEET 10 STUDY COAL MINE THREAT   Lewis Will Insist on Health and Welfare Terms in New Contract. Study is Planned.  CONGRESS GROUP  a eee a

Soft Coal Industry Presents Biggest Threat to Uninterrupted Work in U.S.

ALEMAN OFFERS SALUTE TO UN   Se ESE meee ae ARS: Karena  Says Nations Must . Fulfill Their Obligations

Reds Block U.N. Efforts In Balkans  Security Council Delegates Are Pessimistic

Slatesville Shots   Informal Glimpses of People In and Around Statesri]le.

—SAYS WAR EMERGENCY OVER— ‘Rigid Economy’ In Ohio  Government Is Promised

Dickinson Bayou Land Donated For Catholic University, Seminary, Bishop Byrne Says

Compromise Plans on Palestine  Tacked Together   Debate-Wearied U.N. Delegates Would Assure Jews Chance _ to Recite Story Before Assembly

SINATRA ENTERS INNOCENT PLEA   Will Give Jury Blow-By. Blow Account Of Fisticuffina

Sinatra Asks For Jury Trial   Pleads Innocent To Bat. tery Charge; Trial Set For May 92.

Sinatra Offers Innocence Plea   Requests Jury Trial On Assault Charges

Eastern States Lashed hy Severe Storm  25 Deaths Reported in U. S.. Canada:  Shipnine Te Rettara-

Eastern States Lashed by Severe Storm  25 Deaths Reported in U. S., Canada; Shipping Is Battered

STORM TAKES LIVES OF 25; SHIP WRECKEL   Villages Isolated; Transportation Disrupted

Holds ‘That Voluntary Agreements Will Fall Short Of Meeting The Critical Situation

Anti-Inflation Curbs Said Inadequate —s_‘  HST Said Planning To Sign Price Bill

Truman Expected Sign Anti-Inflation Bill Any Dav After Christmas

Part, Of Missing Jewels Recovered   Prince Ferdinand’s Mistress Being Held For Murder In Princess Hermine’s Death

Nazi Girl Held In Gem Mu rder Case   Mistress Of Prince Ferdinand Restores Thousands In Jewels

GIRL ARRESTED AS ARMY HUNTS VANISHED GEMS   Some Of Jewels Belongint To Dead Princess Are Found In Apartment

GIRL BOOKED IN SLAYING OF REICH PRINCESS   Victim Robbed of $2,000,000 in Jewelry; Mistress of Son Held.

Figures Available On Effect Of Bill   Enlarged Conference Group To Renew Consideration Of Pay Raise Schedule

Supreme Court Test of Reapportionment Setup to Be Sough!   Early Decision Needed to Prevent Confusion in 1948 Elections

Husband, Wife And 2 Children  Crash Victims Girl, 4, Escapes Death, Suffers Frectured Skul

Engineers To  Defy U.S.Order   Railway Strike Call Stands Despite Truman’s Act

Sentence {s Imposed On Robt. C. Love   Five To Ten Years In Western Penitentiary Is Penalty Given By Court   ENTERS PLEA IN COURT TODAY

Special Session Is Unlikely   Report’ on’ Condition‘ ’ of ‘Iowa’ Prison’ System

RED HUNT TURNS TO STATE DEPT. AND HOLLYWOOD   Congress Hears of Communists On Government Payrolls

Appropriations Body. ‘Hears Arguments On Medical. School and Teaching Hospital From Suppor ters and Critics. :

MEDICAL IDEAS STIR ARGUMENT   Attacks, However, Directed Against Only Two Phases Of Proposed 5-Year Medical Care Program,

Greek Arrests Now Over 4,000   Many Held On Charge Of Being Involved In Leftwing Plot Of Com-

Senate Group Probing Big Money Deal’   Witnesses Will Be Questioned To Find If Hughes-Kaiser Pressured Officials.

Consul Families Flown from Scene  Of China Warfare   Dependents cf U. S. and British Officials Quit Manchuria Capital

CHANGCHUN Is BESTEGED BY CHINESE REDS   United States Army Plane Evacuates Americans and British Civilians.

SEEK MISSING STIMSON COUSIN   SEEMED UPSET ON LEAVING ESTATE OF FORMER SECRETARY

Small Game Season Opens On Saturday   Rain Across State Lowers Pressing Danger Of Fire

Restrictions Imposed When Dry Forests Held Fire Hazard Removed By Governor Duff As Rains Fall

Shake-up in Greek Army Is Reported   Three Athens Newspapers Say Revision of High Command Effected at a Military Council Which Opened Two Days Ago.

American - British Officials Say Russians Ignoring German Trade Pact

Officials Give Them ‘Another Chance’  Steel Embargo Order For Soviets Held Up

EMBARGO ON STEEL "SHIPMENTS DELAYED   American Officials In Germany De. cide To Give Russia Another Chance To Meet Commitments

U.S, Britain Delay Russian ~ LoneEmbarsc   Soviets Given ‘Anothe Chance’ to Fulfill Trade Paci

Two Former University of Chicago Students Baffle Gamblers at Reno

Gamblers in Sweat As Twe Cash in  Basaan Elbsteens LE Cin   Foemer Chicego U. Grad Students Raking in Cash With Their Sratem

Ex-Students Run Up Stake  Scientific Roulette Plan ‘Has Reno Gamblers Worried

Gamblers in Sweat As Two Cash in   Former Chicago U. Grad Students Reking is Cash With Their Sstem

Pledge of No Strikes Labeled by Truman As 'Step Forward’   Union ¢ Chiefs s Sey Agreement Proves to Congress Move eal Solution’ te Peaceful RM se with Management

Democrats Ready To Call Or Truman For Second Term  Hannegan Makes Announcement, Praises President’s Accomplishments

Hannegan Says Truman Ready To Run in 1948   Tells Postal Parley Chief Has ‘Proven Fit for Job’

May Ask Truman to Lead Party  Formal Statement Is Made by Hanneaan

EXPLOSIVES ARE FOUND. IN MAIL DATED IN ITALY   Flood of Letters Containing   Powder Received by Prom inent Britons

Terror Bombs Sent Britons Through Mail   ‘Infernal’ Envelopes Sent From Italy, But None Explodes

Prominent Britons Receive Explosives   Letters From Italy Filled With Explosives Intended To Detonate When Opened

Britain Is Agog Over “Letters of “Murder” Sent to Leading Persons

Explosives in Leffers Senf Many Britons   One Missive Mailed From Italy Contained Mechanism Attached To Bag of Powder

Blast-laden Letters Received by Prominent Britons: Mailed: in Italy

President's  Ship To Miss  Hrricane   Missouri Will At = No Time Come Closer Than 700 Miles To Fierce Storm.

TRUMAN IS DUE “HOME SHORTLY   President Will Return to Norfolk Friday—Ship Out of Storm’s Path .

President Truman Not in Path Of Tropic Storm  Hurricane Moving Lef  Of Missouri’s _ . Homebound Course

President Truman Not in Path Of Tropic Storm  Hurricane Moving Left Of Missouri’s Mamakaund Casree

Boy, 9, Found Hanging, Dies   School Lad Never Regained Consciousness, Savs Doctors.

Midwest Gets Cooler Front   Apprehension Fades After Slight Warmup

John Marrello And Ferguell Found Guilty   Are Liable to Life Terms; Court Defers Judgment Pondinge Full Prohe

—70 I NJUR RED —  17 Killed In Brazil Boat Crash   LAUNCH RAMS FERRY IN BAY

AFL MAY END UNITY MOVES   Meeting Called for Friday To Determine Stand On Reply From Murray

President Sees Cabinet Aides On Aid Abroad   Recommendations of Committee Are Kept Secret for Time Being

Truman fo Make Statement Soon "On Food Crisis   President Confers With Leaders About Feeding Europeans

Truman Plans To Cite World Food Problen   Help for Europe, Soaring Prices in U. 8. Weighed  Tn Cabinet Secaainn.

Cabinet Food Committee Gives President Its Recommendations on What to Do About Helping Hungry Abroad — Marshall and Lovett See Executive and Are Believed to Have Urged Special Session to Provide Aid.

Truman Will Report Plan After Meets   Cabinet Commitiee Sets Policy; Other €onfabs Conducted

Truman to Give Food Statement in Sho Time  im pai   Executive Studies Recommendations  Ot Cabinet Group

Statement on Food Supply for World Promised by Truman   White House Discloses Activities by President And Cabinet Committee

Truman Talks With Aides On food Problems   Food Committee Recommendations Are’ Kept Secret

Cabinet Food Group Confers With Truman   Chief Executive Is To Make Statement In Few Days

Announcement Comes After Cabinet Meet   President Besieged by Pleas for Aid to European Nations

Feature Finder   Palestine Observes Day as Troops Patrol Streets

Good Friday Observed in Holy City By Many Sects   Ceremonies Held As Armed Troops Patrol Streets In Jerusalem

TEACHER WAGE BOOST CLEARS STATE SENATE   Conference Group Irons Out Final Kinks Before Sending Measure to Duff.

TRUMAN CALLS  RELIEF PARLEY   Meeting Scheduled Monday After House Passes Measure

Federal Control of Patents Urged  Attorney General Offers Proposal

Montana Is Shaken Sunday Morning by Earthquake Tremors   But Little Damage Is Reported from Butte Center of Disturbance

ClO AGREES TO “TALK WITH AFI   ; COMMITTEES-F-R.OM-RIVAL i—-L A.B.OR_OHGANIZATIONS EXPECTED TO HOLD CONFERENCES

One Killed, 10 Injured  In Blast at British Darlot Braeanmeerh Dieuws

BRITISH ROCKET BLAST KILLS TWO   \Gerjpan Expert One of  Those Who Died in Blast

One Killed In British Blast   ' Rocket Research Station Scene Of Violent Feniasion_

German Rocket Expert Killed   Dies In Explosion At British Plant

 RESEARCH STATION   The explosion killed Dr. Johannes Schmidt, head of a team’ ef German = experts brought to England after the

Rocket Blast Near London   One Killed, 10 tajured When Research Station Experiment Goes Awry

WALLACE HITS TRUMAN STAND   Says Aid Policy Will  Qe aad Dosenrmenens

Truman Aids  Communists, Says Henry   Wallace Asserts United Nations Will Be Weaker

TIRE WORKERS VOTE FOR STRIKE AT FIRESTONE   Policy Committee, Union Board Book Meet in Cleveland

Russia Asks 'U. S. to Hand Over Soviet Citizen Who Hit "Hell of Dictatorship'

Soviet Asks U.S Seek ‘Traitor’  Demand Manlunt For Former Emplove

Reds Ask US To Hand Over Soviet Citizen   Kirill Alekseev Walked Out of Job in Mexicu and Decided to Stay in America

Alleged Traitor Refuses Counsel   Robert Best Charged Witt Treason In Broadcasting Nazi Propaganda

STEEL INDUSTRY.IS HIT: © -, BY THE ‘SAFETY STRIKE’   LAAGE SCALE LAY-OFFS OF RAIL AND BTEEL EMPLOYES EXPECTED WITHIN FEW DAYS

STRIKES“AFFECT STEEL INDUSTRY   Large Scale Lay-Offs in Steel Manufacturing and Railroads Expected Within Few Days as Result of Soft Coal Miners “Safety Strike.”

Deadlock on Reich Assets in Austria Forms   Soviet Refuses to Accept Plan to Study Title of Ownership

Big Four Parley ~ Optimism Given  ~ Another Setbact   ‘Russia Uncompromising On Question Of German As sets In Austria   SOVIET CLAIMS GERMAN PROPERTY

Austrian Pact Facing Fresh Red Obstacle   * Vienna Government Claims Nazi Property Sought By Russians

GERMAN ASSETS AUSTRIA 13 NEW DIFFICULTY   Russians Claim Property In Occupied Zone

UGE FORD TAX CLAIM SETTLED   idow Of Edsel B. Pays $8,810,724.27 More To Government.

U.S., Foreign Policy Scored At Columbus   Blast Picketing Of Political Gatherings

Taft, Stassen Rap Democrat Policies In Dual Talks to Republican Women   GOP WOMEN ‘ADMIRE’ VISITOR—‘TRUST’ TAFT  STASSEN IS ATTENTION CENTER

TAFT, STASSEN RIP DEMOCRATS   Ohioan Says We Don’t Know * If it’s ‘War Or Peace’

Stassen, Taft Lash Democrats   Two Appear on Same Program in Columbus

Rescue Worker Tossed 10 Feet as 2nd Ship Blows Up at Texas Waterfront

Reporter Describes Scene When 2nd Ship Let Go; City One Of Horror

Miracle Escapes Share Spotlight With Quick Death  Die as Texas City foo afm

MOSCOW ROUGH ONU, S. IMPORTS   A:Kerice. Embassy} Stafil May Be Cut By High Fees On Food

LO [—_[_-_-—s —essh  Ford’s Foreman’s Strike Settlement Awaits Veto Action

‘High School Class Merely Looks Hopeful After Look-In On European Aid Committee

Temperatures   Mayors Urged To Support _ Food Saving  Truman’s Committee Seeks Ouick   Truman’s Committee Seeks Quick Formation of Food Groups to Supervise Conservation Efforts

City Food- Saving Campaigns Asked   . Mayors Urged To Organize  ocal Conservation: Cr oups

Second Labor. Party Action   Will Go to State’s Highest ~ Tribunal

State Observes Quiet Yuletide   Business Virtually  At A Standstill

Etheridge To Represent Local Alpha Chi Group At Huntsville Meeting

Alaska Sky Darkened by Smoke From Forest Fire Covering 100 Mile Area

GOP VICTORY IN TAX VOTE SEEN   Senator Predicts Win In Crucial Test Tn Senate

Predict GOP Will Reject Tax Bill Delay   Test Vote is Scheduled For  Manday in Senate

TAX CUTTING FIGHT VICTORY FOR 6. 0.P ~ PREDICTED TODAY   Republican Says Battle to Reduce Income Levy to Be Won; Strength for Vote Surveyed.   WILSON DESERTS STAND OF PARTY

CLAIM GOP WILL WIN TAX SLASH VOTE IN SENATE   Expect Issue To Re Approved By Two-to-One Okuy

Tuition Fee Boost Made   Out-Of-State Students In State Colleges To Pay On Reciprocity Basis

“They Bring The Flower That. Bloom In May” “" “and Spoil An Easter Parade

Showery Easter Here Forecast   Montana And Dakotas To . Have White Easter With. Seven Inch Snowfall.

White Easter  Sure In Two West States   Finery In Some Other Sections To Be Wrapped In Furs; Temperatures kT, Pe Relaw Normal

Around-World Flight Decision Up To Marshall   B-29 Bombers May Make Long Trip, Formerly Blocked

‘Marshall Faces Decision On Round-World  Flight by B-29 Fleet as Forces Plan Venture

PLAN OF AAF 10 CIRCLE GLOBE IS UP TO MARSHALL  VECNTIIRE PREVINIISI Y

Army Plans B-29 Venture.... General Marshall Must Arrive At Decision On  Globe - Circling Flight

WORLD FLIGHT ISSUE HANDED TO MARSHALL   Army Revives Project to Send Fleet of Bombers Around Globe.

Marshall Faces New Decision On World Flight   New Secretary To Decide Whether Army B-29 Flight Should Be Made

Flight Decision Up to Marshall  -Cencerns Around. . -- The World Trip:

Plans To Send Fleet Of B-29’s Around World   Army Air Forces, However Must Get Green Light From Secretary Of Siate Marshall

PLANNING B-29 “WORLD FLIGHT   bd ww eh bl Aden Panida avi waisatiwian fviuy ht GS & 18  Soon Whether To Permit Project

WORLD FLIGHT BY ARMY AIR FORCES IS AGAIN TALKED   Globe-Circling Tour Held Up -. By Russian Objections Is Reconsidered

Globe Flight Plan Revived   Marshall To Decide About B-29 Venture

B-29’s May Yet Encirele Globe   Army Air Forces Are Planning Revival  Of Project

Bombers’ Glebal Junket Rests on Marshall Ruling  Effect On Dealings With Russia Halts  Air Forces’ Scheme

World Flight Poses Problem for Marshall   Army Air Force Plans Once Halted, Again Being Pushed

Proposed Air Tour Of B-29s Up To Marshall   “"W SECRETARY FACING c TOUGH DECISION ON FLIGHT

Question of US Bomber Flight Up to Marshall   Byrnes Had Blocked Proposed Global Trip During Tense Period

COAL PARLEYS GO ON IN SPITE OF HOLIDAY   Lewis Keeps Policy Boarc On Call For Meeting

Lewis Holds Mine Committee on Call Over the Holiday  pmmmrbsambim em  et an ie +   Negotiating With Soft Coal Operators for Higher Wages

Lewis Holds Mine Commiffee on Call Over the Holiday   Negotiating With Soft Coal Operators’ for Higher Wages

UMW Discloses Contract Demand  Lewis Holds Policy Committee Ready

Lewis Group Marking Time   Policy Committee Held On Call Over Holiday

Developments Indicate Soft Coal Accord May Be Reached At Any Time   Separate Southern Negotiations Are Recessed Until Tuesday; Policy Committee Kept On Call Over Holidav Week-FE.nd

HIGHER WAGES, SHORTER HOURS ARE DEMANDED   Journal Reveals Terms Gives Operators By Head Of Miners   POLICY COMMITTEE HELD IN READINESS

Lewis Asking Wage Boost, Shorter Hours for Miners   Union Journal Reveals Demands Without Giving Details as Contract Negotiations Continue in Washington — 200 Members of Workers’ Policy Committee Are Told to Remain on Call Today Despite Holiday.

WWDGE STAGGERED BY PORTAL GAS!   ‘Must Pick Formula Gut o Air” He Says After Hearing Ends

JUDGE PICARD CALLS PARLEY OF LITIGANTS   Arguments Of Attorneys  Little Help

Says He Will ‘Pick Formula Out of the Air’   Hearing Concluded in Case Which Ma: Determine Fate of Portal Pay Drive

JUDGE PONDERS FUTURE COURSE IN PORTAL SUIT   Two Days Of Arguments Have Been Little Help, Picard Says

WUDGE TO SEEK FORMULA BASIS IN PORTAL PAY   Picard Says Two Days. of Hearings Offer Little Help in Deciding Case

‘Future of Labor’s Multi-Billion Dollar Suits to Rest on: Decision

Thin Air Formula’ Considered Likely For Final Payment   Employers Look On Time Involved As To Trivial to Pay

JUDGE SEEKING PORTAL TIME IN MICHIGAN CASE   May Have To Gontinue Case To Take Additional Testimony

Portal Pay Hearing Ends   Must ‘Pick Formula   Must ‘Pick Formula Out of the Air,’ Jurist Complains

PICARD CAN'T PICK POTTERY PAY: FORMULE   Gets Little Assistance from Opposing Counse! on Required Amount.

Well Knewn  Nebraska  Editor Dies F.O. Edgecombe, Geneva, Was 83

OFFICERS 8URROUND MEN ACCUSED OF KILLING. STU_.._.DENT. AND. ATTACK ING CO-ED,

HUNT PAROLES -INMAN’S DEATH   Co-Ed Tells Of Assault And Brother-in-law’s Slaying

CHIANG SEES NO PEACEIN SIGHT FOR HIS PEOPLE   Tells U. S. Editors Then Reports On China Are Unfriendly      NEW CONSTITUTION TO BE INTRODUCED

Air Of Optimism Pervades Big Car  U.S. And Russia May Lach Give In On A Few Demands

Tito Rejects US. Protest   Complaint Is Made Over Removal Of Property From Trieste.

INCREASES IN. “LIVING COSTS: ~ ARE OUTLINED   CONTINUED RISE. SHOWN itt

PRICE ON FOODS LEAD INCREASES   Cost Of Living Has Gone Up 12.3 Pct. During Past Year

Living Cost Up 12 Pet. Past Year   Food Prices Force Index Upward

FOOD LEADS RISE OF LIVING COSTS   Consumers’ Index Soars To New High In September

LIVING COSTS ~ CONTINUE RISE   Food Items Spearhead Advance, Statistics Show

Republicans Meet In Helena for Victory Session  — Two-Day Affair Open:  Tonight, Closes — With Banquet Meet

WOULD CUT TAX RATE 4% FOR ALL GROUPS   Committees Rush to Beat Deadline on Budget Ceiling

GRADUATED CUT SUGGESTED AS DEADLINE NEARS   ‘Ceiling’ Figure On Budget s To Be Recommended By February 15

Truman Conclave With Legislators Bolsters Harmony  Discussion Confined Very Definitely to Non-partisan Issues

President and  ‘Bis Six’ Meet   Good Results Reported from Truman's First Session with  Congressional Leaders

Congress Leaders And President Discuss Problems  Good Results to Come From Session, Vandenberg Declares

Sen. Vandenberg Reports Good Results On Truman’s First Meeting With Big 6

Truman-’Big 6’ Conference Ends In ‘Love Feast’  Vandenberg Reports All Is Harmonious After Lona Parley

Results Good As Republicans Meet Truman  Procedure Fixed For Conferences

HARMONY MARKS TRUMAN PARLEY   ‘Good Results’ Reported In Meeting With ‘Big Six’

Truman in Meet With ‘Big Six’      Report Good Resulis At Discussion of Nonpartisan Problems.

HARMONIOUS MEETING HELD BY PRESIDENT, CONGRESS “BIG SIX”  TWO IMPORTANT ISSUES + DISCUSSED BY TRUMAN WITH MAJOR SOLONS

“Big Six” In First. Session —   - A Harmonious Meeting _ With President Is  _ Reported; Discuss  - Bi-Partisan Issues

Legislature Acts To Speed Local Government Aid   Both Bodies Rush Work; Hope to Adjourn in June

LOCAL AID PLANS WILL BE RUSHED   House Votes Cigarette Tay To Finance Ohio Bonus

Cigarette Tax Likely As Vet Bonus Approved   Ohio Legislators Try To Clean Slate To Quit by June 16

Stands Fall, OneKilledand Scores Hurt   Bleachers Collapse At Purdue-Wisconsin Basketball Game

Kiss Is A Must With This Diploma— Dean’s Wife To Graduate At Marietta

Taft Is Boomed for President's Chair Next Year   Bricker Gives His Uncon ditional Endorsement  In GOP Race

BRICKER COMES OUT FOR TAFT TO LEAD @. 0. P   Presidential Boom for Co-Author of Labor Act Launched One Day Ahead ot Scheduie.   GOVERNOR DEWEY COMMENTS BRIEFLY   State Republican Committee of Ohio Had Expected to Fire First Gun at Dinner Tonight.

LAUNCH BOOM FOR SEN. TAFT   Bricker Gives Endorsement To Ohioan; Committee  Will Act Today

Gives ‘Unconditional Endorsement’; No Comment From Talt, Dewey  Bricker Steals A March On Party Leaders, Opens Boom For Taft

SOLON ‘BACKS COLLEAGUE  Bricker Booms Taft For 1948 GOP Presidential Nomination

BRICKER GIVES FULL SUPPORT TO COLLEAGUE   UNITED CAMPAIGN IS PLANNED BY OHLO GOP

Taff Presidential — Boom Is Underway   Senator Bricker Gives  Endorsement Of Fellow 1 Okiann

Bricker Endorses Taft for Top Spot On GOP "48 Ticket  Urges Ohio Committe   Urges Ohio Committee to Stage a United Drive for Him

Sen. Taft Given Endorsement  By Sen. Bricker   Bricker Steals March On Ohio Committee With Announcement

Bricker Puts Taft Boom Under Way  Gives Endorsement For GOP Nomination

TAFT 1S BACKED FOR PRESIDENCY   Senator Bricker Gives  Full Endorsement to Callnw-ONhin Renithlican

Bricker Boosts Taft’s Stock With Endorsement For 1948   Beats Ohio Committee To Punch; Taft Is Silent, Dewev! “Surprised”

Youths Fight Pistol Battle With Police   Search Pressed For Pair Who Abandons Stolen  Car; Owner Missing

on Critical Issues Today   Emergency Parley on Indonesia and Balkan Problems

U.N. REACHES CRITICAL STAGE; DUTCH ACCEPT UJ. 5. MEDIATION OFFER   Problems Of Indonesia And Greece Beset Security Council Today   DUTCH STEP JS SURPRISE

All Maine College Grid Selections To Be Made  ri in Sanday's Teleooram

All-Maine College Grid Selections To Be Made  Jn Sanday’s Telezram

Cautious Credit Buying Urged When Consumer Controls Lifted Saturday

MAINE TEACHER. PUPIL HE ELOPED WITH, PLAN TD ONCK TOGETHER DESPITE MANN ACT CHARGES

HISTORY TEACHER HELD IN SANTA FE 'IN MANN ACT CASE   Claims to Be Legally Married  to Former Pupil He Taught — At Maine Seminary

Fritz States Superintendent  Approved Payroll Arrangement   Says Action Taken When Teacher Left Without Notice

Jobless. Pay Denied In Picket Line Case      Workers Are Disqualified for Unemployment Compensation

Foreign Office Spokesman Terms Formation of Nine-Nation Information Bureau by Communists a “Highly Official” Step.

COUNCIL ACTS ON TRAFFIC PROBLEMS   438 Parking Meters To Be Installed; Approve Blinker Light   WILL WIDEN STREETS

CIL ACTS ON por PROBLEMS   438 Parking Meters To Be Installed; Approve Blinker Light   WILL WIDEN STREETS

Undulant Fever s Becoming Nation's Prevalent Disease  Infected Swine Causing   Infected Swine Causing 70% of Communicable Ailments in Humans

DEATH CAUSED BY GAS FUMES   EXPECTANT MOTHER OVER. COME BY ESCAPING GAB... HUBBAND‘S CONDI. TION “POOR”

Congressman Will Ask House Committee to Call Army-Navy Munitions Board Membezs Before It to Give Explanation —Promises Investigation, Too, of Eisenhower's Statement That United States Has Second Rate Army.

Talk of ‘Second Rate’ Army Gets A Quick Retort   Dewey Short Plans Qui: of Army-Navy Board on Conditions

Ammunition on Ship, Report   Devastation Terrible, Texas City Banker  Declares

Survivor Tells Of Holocaust   Left Doomed Ship Just Before Blast

Gives Details ()f Fatal Blast   First Explosion Aboard Ship, Chemical Company Brown Up

U. §. AIR FLEET TO BE ENLARGED   ADDITION OF 650 PLANES WILL INCEEASE COMBAT FORCE TO OVEE 4,000.

U.S. Will Take War Planes Out of Storage   To Build Combat Fleet to More Than 4,000 Craft

Planes Added ' By Air Force   650 Taken From ‘Pickled’ Fleet to Boost Power

U.S. 10 BOOST AIR STRENGTH   650 Combat Planes Now In Storage Will Be Added To Striking Force ©

Brings 650 Planes Out Of- Storage   Not Enough To Keep Fighting Long Seere tary Symington Declares

Air Force Brings 650 Planes Back To Active Service   Secretary Symington Says Today's Combat Fleet Is Sufficient To Wage War For Only Few Dave If Conflict Comes

Air Secretary Holds Present Fleet Is Weak   Air Force Strength To Be Boosted To 4,000 -.. Planes

U.S. Will Unwrap 650 Planes to Aid Waning Air Fleet  sa ed Craft Ne eded ng Active Force ian 4000

U.S. Air Force to Have 55 Groups by End of December   Air Secretary Says Present Fleet Could Not Last Long in War

Move to Get State Marshall Sa Housing Bill Up Russ, Britis For Vote Defeated In US Aid Pl:

Must Bar Aggression, Bolster Economy, He Tells Jefferson. Diners

TRUMAN SAYS CUT IN PRICES ASO NEEDED   GOP Economy Drive Said An Invitation to Disaster

Truman Against Aggression and High Living Cost:   President Says Econom Drive in Congress Invites Disaster

Truman Strikes At Aggression In Keynote Talk  ' Urges Lower Prices ' To Help Keep Eeonomy Strong

Promises Budget ~ Balance In 1947   President Asserts United States Must Keep Own Economy Strong By Lowering Prices: Opposes Tax Cuts Now

Lower Prices Askee By Truman at Democratic Rally  Repeats His Demand America Lead In Foreign Relief

US Must Stand Against Any, All Ageressors   Truman Asserts. America ‘Must Keep Economy Strong, Lower. Prices. -

Says U. S. To Stand Against Aggression  ruman rays   Truman Pays Respect to G. O. P, Economy Drive

Truman Says U. S. Mus: Take Positive’ Stand Against All Aggression

Truman Seeks Lower Prices, Positive Curb On Aggression   GOP Economy Drive Is Termed Tnvitation To Disaster In Valk

Light Interes RShown Here Nin Primary   RUMAN SAYS LIGh 15. MUST WAR Sho IN AGGRESSION n F

President Urges Firm U.S. Stand   Assails Tax Cut And Lower Prices In Rally Speech

TRUMAN ‘URGES ~ LOWER-PRICES   Chief Also Calls for U. S$ “Stand Agoinst.’Aggression * In All: lets Forms’

Calls on U.S. to Oppose ‘Aggression’   President Asserts Economy Drive Invites Disaster

President Calls for American Aid to Nations Whose Freedoms Are Endangered by Pressures.   LASHES REPUBLICAN DRIVE FOR ECONOMY   Says It Is “Invitation to Disaster”-—Urges Lowering of Prices to Keep Economy Strong.

Aid to Needy Termed ‘Must’   G.O.P, Eeonony Hit In‘ lefferson Speech

Truman Fears GOP ‘Economy  Invites Chaos   President Calls for Lower  Prices, Positive Stand  Genera SEeen

.  eth em President Urges Yower Prices And Strong Defense   ‘Stringent Ece ™ny’ Is Pledged by 9g.» At  Jeffersor Ser raer tz7 ACL met 6S

Aggression Must Stop  --- Truman   President Avoids 1948 Campaign In Jefferson Day Address

Anti-Aggression Stand Needed, Democrats Told   President Speaks At Jackson Day Fete; Must Supplement UN Work. Claim

Truman Pledges Strict Economy   President Says Lower Prices Needed; Reaffirms Stand Aqainst Agaression

Democrats Hoid $200,000Party   Truman Urges Firm Foreign Policy, Lower Home Prices

TAX SLASHING IS CONDEMNED BY PRESIDENT   CUT PRICES, KEEP ECONOMY STRONG, TRUMAN URGES

Pledges “Stringent Econ‘ omy” in Government At Jefferson Day Dinner

Truman Voices Stand On Issues  Addresses Jefferson Day Dinner Group

State Headed For Record Two-Year Spending Period   Legislature Is Adjourned After Lawmakers Grind Out 1,098 Bills and 33 Resolutions

Reciprocal Trade Program Is Studied by G.0.P.  Survey Is Made at Secret Session of House Members

GOP Reciprocal Trade  Session Irks Democrats   Private Huddle Catches Rival Solons

Heaviest Weekend Holiday Traffic, Most Serious Death Toll Possible

Note Demands $10,000 for Safe Return   Father, Wealthy Fruit Grower, Ready to Pay

House Passes Bill To Permit Municipalities To Condemn Property For Off-Street Parking

Coal Strip Mining Law Nears Passage   Ohio Senate Passes Bill To Increase State Liquor Con trol Board Members

Strip Mine Bill Recommended For Senate OK   Conservation Group Makes Minor Changes

Bloodless Border Clash Ushers In  Trieste Freedom   American Troops Hold Back Yugolslavs; Five Treaties Take Effect

To Kashmir In Crisis   Indian and Hindu Leaders: to Consult On ‘Rebel Attacks

DRASTIC, ACTION TAKEN IN  - LABOR CRISIS—TWO-NATION STRIKE PLAN  == REVEALED

France Expels 20 Russians From Country   Premier Goes On Air To Ask Strikers To Resume Work

NEGRO ESCAPES LYNCHING MOE   Sawmill Worker Safe In Prison Cell; Hunt For Abductors Begins

Deplores Recent Series Of Alleged Attacks Governor Pledges Jackson Mob Will Be Caucelu And Prosecuted

SEARCH FOR MEMBERS OF WHITE LYNCH MOE   Nerth Catelina Geverntr Confident Men Whe Tried Te Kill Negro Wil Be Cactht

NEGRO WHO FLED FROM LYNCH MOB 15 BACK IN CELL   Godwin Bush Surrenders After Wandering in Wood of North Carolina for 48 Hours.   GOVERNOR PREDICTS ARREST OF ABDUCTORS   Solicitox Declares They Will Be Prosecuted Under Kidnaping Statute if Captured.

COMMITTEE TO REVEAL NEN EVIDENGE   Claim Soviets Have Control Hollywood Reds

No Opposition Yet Reflected To School Aid   Legislators And Educators  Look To Voter Sentiment   On Tax Amendment

U. §. Retains Atom Secrets   Information Not Shored, Acheson Says

ACHESON FIRM IN DENIAL OF A-BOMB LEAKS   Undersecretary Says Not E~en Britain Or Canada Given Secrets

Mexico Cuts Off Imports  Of Luxuries   Government Action Design: ed To Protect Country’s Dollar Reserves

Action Tempered by Setting up Machinery Ear Doccible Establishing Import Quotas

iMexiean Imports  On Quota   Move Made to Protect Nation's Dollar Hoard; Businessiven Worrjert

Wall Street Monopoly Of Top Securities: Charged by Gov't. *   Suits to Be Filed Against Several Firms

Germans Made Synthetic Plasma From Stone, Army Chemical Corps Reveals

TAFT DRAFTING LABOR SPEECH   SENATOR TAKES TIME OUT TO REPLY ON THE CONTRO. VERSY OVER OPA

Drew Pearson Hits Jones’ Nomination   Balkan Problem Showdown Near   Sherwood Defends Hospital Salaries

Wide Search For Missing (Airliner On   Plane Vanishes With 18 Aboard After Radioing

Land, Sea and Air Search on For Airliner   Pan American World Airways Plane Missing In Alaska With 12 Persons Aboard

GIANT SEARCH UNDERWAY FOR ALASKA PLANE   No Trace Found Of Big Craft With 18 Aboard

Search Cn For Missing DC-4 Airline  18 Aboard Plane Lost In Alaska Since Sunday

U. 5. PLANI IS MISSING IN ALASKA   Pan-American Plane Corried 18 Persons

DC-4 Transport — Lost in Alaska   Sea .and - Air Searchers Scan Wilderness for PanAmerican Clipper Missine with 18 Persons Aboard.

ALASKA SEEKS MISSING PLANE   Territory Organizes Far-Flung Search for: Craft with 18 Aboard.

NO REPORTS OF PLANE LOST IN ALASKA AREA   18 Persons Aboard Pan Americon Clipper—Winds, Rain Storm Rage

SEARCH IS ON FOR MISSING ALASKA PLANE   18 Missing Aboard PanAmerican Clipper As Weather Lashes Area

Wide-Spread Search Set Up In Wind, Rain   Infant Among 13 Passengers, Five Crewmen

Plane Missing Tn Alaska With 18 Aboard  ae eee  Wide Search  is Underway

Hunt Goes On In Alaska For  Lost Airliner   Search Wide Area of Southeastern Alaska for Missing DC-4; 18 Reported Aboard Vanished Clipper.

Big Air Hunt ls Organized   13 Passengers, Crew of Five on 44.Seat Plane

IMMEDIATE TAX CUT TALK DOWN TO WHISPER NOW   Many GOP Leaders Feel That Tax Cut Can Still Be RKirst

6.0, P, TALK OF “TAX GUTS DIES TO A WHISPER   Prevailing Belief I: That Reductions Should Wait

Tax Cutting Talk Dies To Whisper  Republican Leaders Seek Ways, Means

Republican Tax Cut Talk Dwindles; Leaders Discuss Spending Ceiling

GOP Tax Cut Talk Dies To Whisper   Many Now Favor Delaying Tax; Legislation Until Ways Found To Cut Federal Spending

GOP Tones Down Tax Cut Talks   Leaders Held Backing Delaying Legislation

TAX CUT TALK DIES TO WHISPER   Prevailing Belief in House and Senate Favors Delaying Tax Logislation Until Ways are Found to Cus Government Spending.

TALK OF TAX CUT SIMMERS IN CONGRESS   Majority Wishes To Wait Until Spending Is Cut

TOP PRIORITY IN CONGRESS   Tax Legislation te Wait for Slash In Spending

U.S. And Britain To Raise Level Ot  Germanlndustry   Announce Intention To Pro ceed With Plan In Occupied German Zones   DECLARE MOVE NOW ESSENTIAL

OBJECTIONS OF FRANCE AND  RUSSIA FAIL TO BLOCK .) PLAM FOR) ECONOMIC ~  "=" pEaoVERY

Ss. May Slap Restrictions  On Red Press   Regulations May Be Impos ed On Those Coming From Foreign Lands

PRESS FREEDOM MAY BE CURBED   Close Check Planned On Communist News Writers For U.N.

Communist Correspondents May Face U. S. Restrictions   State and Justice Departments Move to Put Clamp on Subversive and Propaganda Activities by Foreign News Writers.

Sharp Curbs On Newsmen For Commie Papers Seen   UN Correspondents Face ‘No Propaganda’  Pledze While In U.S.

U.S. Proposes Broad Curb on Red Reporters   Communist Newsmen From Abroad May Be Restricted to N.Y.

Weather Forecass   Correspondents. To United Nations Mav Be Screened

U.S. May Put No-Propaganda Pledge on Red Press at UN   Officials Discuss Curb  Already Puron Writer”  for French Newspaper By EDWARD BOMAR

‘Red’ Reporters Face Extension Of Restriction  Curbs Imposed ° On Franch Writer   Curbs Imposed ° On French Writer In UN Session

May Forbid Foreign Reporters at-UN To Criticize U. S.  ‘me £84... oe mh.

STATE AND JUSTICE DEPARTMENTS MAY SLAP SHARP RESTRICTIONS ON ALL FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS

U. 5. May Curb ‘Red’ Newsmen   May Confine Them To U.N. Environs

Restrictions Put On Communist Writer   State Department May Demand ‘No Propaganda’ Pledge From Foreigners

Removal Is Made Of Yards Over Numerous Protests By Workers And Trade Groups In Charleroi   WORK OF TRANSFER. PRESENTLY UNDER WAY

BUDGET STRAIN ALLEVIATED BY LOWER PRICES   Durn-Bradstreet Index Shows 21-Cent Slump

SURVEY SHOWS SOME LETUP ON BUYING BUDGET   Index Reveals Drop of 21 Cents During Last Week on Foods

Prices Down On Few Food Items, Spot Check Shows   But Costs Are Still Far Above Those of Sept. 3d; Butter Dips 1 te 4 Cents Pound

Food Price Check Shows Declines For Many Cities   Figures Still High But Consumers to Fare a Little Better

Spot Survey Shows Cost Still Far Above Month Ago; Depres sion Danger Lessening

Wholesale Prices Drop; Buyers Get Scant Relief   Nation Still Waits For Truman To Announce New Food Policy; Agriculture Department Doubts Depression Will Occur If Inflations Bursts

Dun & Bradstreet Index Shows 21 Cents Decline in Food Prices Last Week

Food Costs Taper In Many Parts of U.S., Check Show:   Prices Are Still Above Those of Sept. Third When   Inflation Began

RISE IN FOOD PRICES SLOWED   Butter, Eggs, Hamburger Pork Loin Found Cheaper

Atomic Theft Case Will Bare No Secrets  Two Ex-Army Sergeants Will  SE a, ee

2 Ex-GI’S in A-Bomb Case  Face Charges   Aceused of ‘Wilfully and Unlawfully’ Removing Records

Hold Hearings For l Officers.  end af Tinchkin   Accused of Taking Atomic Records

510,000 BONDS FOR SERGEANTS   Hold Hearings for 2 Who Took Atom Records

Bomb Secrets To Be Safe During Trial   Two Former Army Sergeants to Be Arraigned Today

To To Try Ex-Glis in A- -Theft Case  tm. nr. 4s thar ta. db Aierlacina Atdamie faerote

Vets Accused Of Stealing Atomic Data   Guard Secrets During Trial

Two Former Army Sergeants Get Hearings on Bomb Thefts   Both Held in $10,000 Bonds For Trial

WILL TRY 2 IN A-BOMB CASES   Government Thinks Hearing Won't Disclose Hush-Hush Data   PHOTCS ARE STOLEN

To Prosecute Ex-Soldiers :   Government. Can Presa Case Without Giving .. Secrets, Say Lawyers *

MEN ACCUSED OF TAKING ‘SECRET DOCUMENTS AND FILMS UNDER BOND  OF $10,006 ;

‘Believe Pair Can Be Tried Without Revealing A-Secret ‘Two Sergeants Will Be Arraigned

Attorneys Insist Atom Secrets  Won't Come Out In Theft Trial   Two Ex-Soldiers Face Arraignment Today In Disappearance Of Los Alamos Papers

Government io Prosecute ExArmy Sergeants   Former Soldiers Accused Of Taking Documents Irom Atomic Bomb Plant

Two Former Gls Are Arrested for Theft  Of Atomic Secrets  Held for Hearings In Chicago, Pittsburgh

Sure Can Try Two On Cha rges. Involving A-Bomb Secrets, Not Disclose Hush-Hush Data

Arraign Sergeants Today; Guard Atom Secret Data in Case   Twod Ex-Gls Face Court Today for Taking  Secret Papers

Government Authorities Say They Can Try Two Ekx-Sergeants Without Disclosing Any Atom Bomb Secrets

No Atomic Data Will Be Let Out.   Pittsburgh, ‘Chicago Veterans to Be Arraigned for ‘Taking Notes, Pictures.

Two Former Sergeants In Army Nabbed By FBI For Taking Data In New Mexico

Atomic Case Trials Will Begin Today   Aftorneys lnsist No Atom Secrets To Be Publicized

SECRET ATOMIC DATA WILL BE SAFE AT TRIAL   Ex-Soldiers, Accused of Taking Bomb Notes, Photos, Scheduled for Arraignment

Prisoner Beaten, Robbed   $10,000 Bonds Set for Forme: Soldiers in Atom Secrets Thefi

Glenn Shelton Is Sent to, Prison; Others Sentenced   Two Former Army Officers Held in A-Bomb Secret Theft

Arraigned On A-Bomb Charge   FBI Files Specific Charges Against Army Men; Heard  Ry Commiccianers.

p  IDNAPED  JAIL BY FD BAND   arged With Atpted Assault on  Woman

FEAR LYNCHING © BY ARMED BAND   Authorities ‘ Think  Negre Slain After Removal — From Jail

Hunger Strike At Darrington Prison Farm Ends  Inmates Return to Mess Hall After Refusing Eight Meals

PLAN FOR DELAYING ACTION ON STANDBY RATIONING AND PRICE CONTROLS MEETING OPPOSITION ©

DELAYED ACTION ON ANTI-INFLATION PROGRAM TODAY   Senate Ranking Committes Decided to Go Ahead With Move.   WILL START NEXT WEEK   ; ‘ae Chairman Tobey Said Hearings Would De Held on tent Control,

Debate Desired      Plan To Delay Action On Bid For ‘Standby’ Powers Is Hit   Two Committeemen Express Opposition To Taft's Procedure

That Phase of Truman Program Comes Up First  Action Is Delayed On Control Power

Four: -Point - Program to Continu e Rent Controls, Restore Curbs on Installment, Tighten: Credits

Senate Pushes Anti-Inflation      But Delays Action On Price Control, Rationing Power

Taft's Plan F or Congress Is Opposed   Both Democrats And Republicans Object to Delay

Senate to Take Up Bill Aimed At Inflation   To Delay Action on  Truman’s Request for Standby Price, Wage and Rationing Power

CEILING, RATIONING PLANS REJECTED FOR 4-POINT DISCUSSION  RENT, CREDIT, BANK AND MARKET CONTROLS FIRST ON SCHEDULE

Sefs Hearings On Four Points   ‘Booking Growp Deleys Action. an‘ Price-Wage,. Rationing Central Reacuests

WILL STUDY A PART OF TRUMAN PLAN   Senate Banking Committee Decides to Consider Four Points, but Delays Action on Rationing, Wage-Price Lids.

GO SIGNAL {5 GIVEN BATTLE ON INFLATION   Action is Delayed O: Price-Wage And  Ration Items

HOME EDITION”  : ‘(Four.. Editions - Daily)   Rent-control. Consideration DueNext Week    Price-wage. Ceiling and Rationing-power Plea Pigeonholed

OPPOSITION TC DELAY TACTICS IS BEING SEEN   Lawmakers Ask For Karly Consideration Of President's Pleas For Standby Rationing And Price Con trol Power.:

Aid Program Submitted to Senate  DELAYING ACTION  BRINGS PROTESTS

Action On TrumanPlan Is Delayed   Senate Group Will Take Up Inflation Instead of Wage, Rationing PRaciiacte

Action on Truman Plea Expedited  Both Democrots And Republicans  Roamaaem Dslaw

Four Points Of HST Requests Under Action   Special Powers For Presidential Controls Omitted

Senate Committee Picks Out Four Points of Truman Program, but Delays Tackling Rationing Appeal

Senate Banking Group Prepares Inflation Fight   Tobey Says Committee Tc Begin Consideration. Next Week Of New Laws; De.  Sc. Action On Two Issues

Truman Ration,  Price Program To Be Shelved               Go Ahead..With: Fo point Auti-in flat Measurea Immediatel      Fe or : Weekend: ‘Seen        Decision; Rents,” €rex : Among Items On-the-: Comuzittee’s Agenda”.

To Proceed To Study 4 Point Plan   People Getting Bitter Over Price Range, Tobey Says

Committee Delays Action on Truman’s Plea for Standby Price-Wage and Rationing Control Powers.   PEOPLE WANT ACTION, CHAIRMAN TOBEY SAYS

DEBATE ASKED ON RATIONING   Some Republicans And Democrats Oppose Shunting Issue wuieT AT ea ewe Cera kin

Committee Outlines Program   Delay Action On Price, Wage, Rationing

Cost Of Living  Will Be Tackled   Banking Group Is Set To Consider Rent Control

Opposition Arises To Taft's Plan   Both Parties Want No Delay In Study Of Truman Proaram

Senators Tackle £-Point Plan Of Anti-Inflation  Peay action On e-Wag e Curb And Re neo ntrol

4 of 10 Points Ahead in Senate Banking Group   Begin Next Week Consideration Of Anti-Inflation Acts

Members of Both Parties Want Action   Senate Group Decides to Go Ahead With 4-Point Anti-Inflation Program Ureed by President

Banking Group To Study Plan On Inflation   CONGRESS COMMITTEE TO DELAY TRUMAN PROGRAM

Action Delayed On Rationing Plan   Rent Control, Installment Curbs, Credit Get Study

Battle Looms in Congress Over Controls   Taft's Program to Delay Action Meets With Opposition

Senafe Group Will Work On Anti-Inflation  Action Delayed On Tr uman Plea r Co st

Into Inflatior Problems   ‘But Solons Will Take No Action On PriceWage Controls Now;. Smooth Sailing for Aic

Delay in Action on Rationing Proposal. . Meeting Opposition   Senators. Oppose Tafe’: Plan. to Set Aside : Study of Points

SENATORS TO ACT ON PLAN TO CURB PRICES   Part Of Truman Program Gets Immediate Study;  *Standy’ Cantrals Wait

Some Backing For Discussion Of Rationing   Debate In Current Session Supported; Aid Bill Approved

Action Taken On 4 Points   Delay Debate On Other Requests, Despite Opposition

Four Points Expected to be Approved  Price-Wage And Rationing Points Called ‘Nehulaue’

Both Parties In Protest Against Plan To Delay Action On Prices, Rationing   ‘RAP CAMPAIGN TO WRECK COOPS

PART OF PRICE GURB PLAN T CET POHNEAL   Senate Group Approves Four of i0 Suggestions by Truman.” ©

JIDGE HENDRIX’ S DECISION   Three Chicago Youtt:s Rob Charleston Cafe   Lal * *  Phree Masked Youths Terrorize Adlendants Before Escaping

Five Patrons Witness Raid At Gun Point   One Bandit Taken, Pal Dodges Shots; S77 Not Reeovered

Youn ¢ Bandits Stage Hold-up In Charleston   Trio From Chicago Get: $77 In Lunch Room; One Later Captured, But Two Elude Police

Campuses Again To Be Thronged   Many Mere Students To Enroll This Fall

Victory Mine of Pyramid Coal Company Scene of Accident Today; Vietims from Clinton.   200 ARE AT WORK DURING COLLAPSE

In Pitched Battle   4 Underground Members Slain in Hour-Long Battle Near Tel Aviv   CONSTABLE KILLED BY HAIFA SNIPERS   Three Others Wounded ‘a: Underground Gunmen Fire Into Cafe

Pitched Battle Is Staged In Palestine   Four Members of Underground Are Killed

lowa Hard Hit By Deep Slash  In Farm Funds   Practical Shutdown O1 PMA And Of County AAA Offices Foreseen.

Proposed Cut Blow to lowa Farm Program   Officials Predic? Practical Death of Thee Maier Projects

THREATEN JAIL IN SLAVE TRIAL   PROSCUTION ASKS RESCIND BAIL FOR WITNESS TAMPERING

(Russia Accused of Oil Grab  Charges Are Made hve TY. S.. Britain

Probers Study Eisler’s Visa   Government ‘Friends’  Accused by Thomas

Trustee, Now State Senator, Denies Subversive Charge   Metzenbaum Says Social Science Schoo} Closed Two Years Ago For Lack of Funds

CONVICTS WANT WAR BACK-PAY      Grand Rapids Firm Sued For $1,000,000 By Three Inmates

ACHESON OPPOSES TURK-GREEK HELP AT HEARING TODAY   Issue Is Called Freedom vs. Totalitarianism by  — State Official; War  - Question Mentioned.   UN LACKS FUNDS, SPEAKER STATES

Acheson Says Vital Issue In Middle East Is Choice Of Freedom or Servitude

SEES FREEDOM TURKEY-GREEK CRISIS ISSUE   Acheson Says Country Must Help Weakened Nations Chose Right Path

Acheson stresses Immediate Need Of Cash and Arms   United States Described As Only Possible Source Of Help For Beleaguered Countries

Congress Advised U. S. Is Only Nation Able To Help Greece-Turkey   Acting Secretary Of State Dean Acheson Reveals Facts In Foreign Relations That  Inspires Administration’s Recent Policy.

Brothers Convicted Long Legal Fight On Check Charges Starts New Round

United States Likely To Cut Forces Abroad   Study Proposals In Order To Save Manpower And Not Mouey; Britain Must Reduce

U.S. May Reduce Size Of Army Of Occupation   Caleulations Made On What Cuts Might Be Made Without Imperiling American Aims And Upsetting Balance Between West And Russia

Consider Cuts For Occupation   Force Reductions To Save Manpower

U.S. May Cut Occupation Forces Again  Move Would Aim At Saving Men Instead of Cash

U.S. Reduction In Oceupation Forces Talked   Shortage of Army Manpower May Mean Less Men in Germany

OCCUPATION FORCE CUT CONSIDERED   U. S. Joins Britain In Movement to Save Manpower

Reduction Of European Occupation Force Being  (---idered By America

Reduction in Occupation Forces Seen   U. S. and Britain Talking Of Cutting Down Number Of Troops in Effort to Save on Manpower

May Reduce Force In German Zone As Army Shrinking  sgt yp ele   British Economic Troubles Affecting Cut in U. §. Trooos

Move: Inspirec By Shortage Of Manpower   U. S. Regular Army Enlistments Fail To Keep Peace

U. 5, CONSIDERS REDUCING ARMED FORCES IN EUROPE   Final Decision Delayed by  Attlee’s Recent Proposal   to Slash British Military Commitments.   YANKS IN OCCUPATION ZONES NUMBER 150,004   Army Holds It Would Be Un wise to Pull Some Out in View of International Situation.

U. S. Considers Cutting Size of  Occupation Army   Manpower Problem Since , Draft Endéd Forces - Change in Plans

U. $. May Reduce Occupation Forces   Would Follow Example o! British To Save Money

FINDS A PETITION 10 INCORPORATE NEWTOWN   Document, Written In Ink, Is 36 Inches Long   MAY BE THE ORIGINAL

FINDS INCORPORATION PETITION OF NEWTOWN   May Be The Original; Is Believed To Be 110 Years Old  lane tem, 14.88 202  Ue Ao

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Danny Kaye’s Old Sidekick Of “War Days” Speaks Up

MARGARET TRUMAN GETS BIG CHANCE   Times Square Restaurant ‘Offers Ber $10,000 Weekly ta Sing on Broadway.

MISS TRUMAN GIVEN OFFER   Broadway Restaurant Will Even Change Name If She’ll Sing There

Work Halts  On Account of Coal Disaster   Blames Krug; Ali Dead in Centralia Blast Now Found

RS TOLD i LEAVE JOBS NEXT TUESDAY   Sets Easter as Time for Resumption of Work in Nation's : - Soft Coal Mines   CLAIMS CONTRACT NOT VIOLATED BY ACTION

LEWIS ORDERS MOURNING FOR APRIL 1 WEEK   REMOVAL OF KRUG IS DEMANDED BY UMW CHIEF

MINE SHUTDOWN LASTING 6 DAYS CALLED BY LEWIS   Work Stoppage by 400,000 ia Mourning for Centralia Disaster Victims to Begin April 1.   ACTION IS TERMED A “GRANDSTAND PLAY”   Operators’ Secretary Declares Order Is “Flagrant Breach of Contract” With Government.

Demands Krug Be Removed As Mine Chief  Six-Day Walkout  To Commemorate Centralia Disaster; Starts Monday Night

Memory Illinois Disaster Victims  Lewis Demands Ouste Of Secretary Krua

Reports From Coal Areas Show Stoppage Certain  Bituminous Official Terms Week’s ‘Strike’ As Grandstand Play

Mine Chief Also Demands Ouster Of Krug for ‘Criminal Negligence’

Claims Contract Permits Period Of Mourning —   Renews His Charges of Criminal Negligence Against Secy. Krug

Lewis Orders Halt  Of Six Days  In Coal Mining Union Chief Accused  Of Making Grandstand Play

KRUG’S OUSTER DEMANDED BY UNION LEADER   400,000 Miners Will Go Into Mourning For a Week

Lewis Orders Six-Day Mourning Work Stoppage; Demands Ouster Of Krug on Negligence Charge

Lewis Excoriates Krug in Order Designating Memorial to 1,11 Men Who Died in Centralia Mine Blast

Mourning Period Beains Monday   Calis Fer Church Service. Other Exercises

Miners’ Chief Also Demands Ouster of Krug Because of Failure to Enforce Safety Rules

Work Stoppage Termed Grandstand Play Bs Coal Association Officer; Lewis Holds lt I Leeal Under Terms With U. S.

Lewis Calls Six Day Mine  Vacation   Layoff Is Ordered in Mourning for Centralia Disaster Victims Starting Tuesday. April 1

Six-Day Halt To Honor Mine Blast Victims   Says Krug Failed To Provide For Miner's Safety

Memorial for Mine Explosion Victims, Plan   Mourning Period Held Appropriate on Holy . Week, Says Chief

Calls For Krug To Be “Cast Out Of High Office’   Calls Week Long Strike to Mourn Death of 1t11 Ulinois Coal Disaster

Demands Krug (Ouster For Failing To Enforce Rules   Union Chief Cites Repott Of Only 2 Of 3,345 Mines Complying With Regulations;  Stoppage Starts Tuesday

Layoff To Mourn Blast Victims Coincides With. . Day Of Threatened Strike

Krug’s Quster Also Demanded By Union Head  ‘Criminal Negligence’   ‘Criminal Negligence’ Is Charged Against Secretary of Interior

Rescuers Find Last 111 Bodies   Mine Chief Asks Krug to Be Cast Out of Office for “Criminal Negligence”

Coal Miners Requested To Quit Jobs in Memory Of Victims at Centralia

Mourning Decreed for  Blast Dead   Six-Day Shutdown Ties Up Nation's ines Next Week

Lewis Calls For: Work Sfoppage To Mourn Miners   Final Toll of Disaster, Placed At 111 Killed

Last 17 Victims Accourted For This Afternoon  Fresh Squad Enters   Fresh Squad Enters Diggings to Remove All Remaining Dead

MW Chief Demands Krug Be Dismissed   Lotor Boss Says Interior Secretary Guilty of ‘Criminal Negligence’ in Disaster

Miners Will Lay Down Tools On Day Originally Set For Strike   UMW Chief Also Asks Krug Ouster   Senator Ball Calls Action Extremely ‘Inappropriate Memorial’

0-Day Shutdown Of Coal Mines Is Called by Lewis   Demands Krug’s Ouster on Negligence Charge

Orders Miners To Cease Work  F or ‘Mourning’   Stoppage Begins Tuesday As Memorial To Those Who Lost Lives In  Ilinois Blaet   Demands Ouster Secretary Krug   Senator Ball Hits UMW _ Chief’s Action; Due To  ) End At Midnight Easter Sunday

Coal Miners Asked To Be Idle Five Days   Lewis Calls Upon 400,000 Bituminous Workers to Observe April 1 to April 6 as Period of Mourning for 111 Blast Victims.

Krug Ousting Is Demanded . ByUMW Chiel   ‘Mine Boss: Says ‘Mourning’ Period Not Violation Ot Cantract

Memorial fo Blast Victims   Also Demands Ouster of Krug on Grounds Failed te Enforce Safety Rules

Halt Ordered In Mourning  For 111 Dead In Illinois Pit   UMW Boss Demands Secretary of Interior Krug Be Tossed Out

Lawyers Argue Coal Pact: Strike Looms   Taft-Hartley Labor Law Said Factor In Mine Conference

Strike Looms Tuesday, Hope or Settien: » Of Coal Dispute Fades      Atlorneys For John L. Lewis And Soft Geni Are Lecked Over Written Terms

LEWIS WANTS UNION FREE OF COURT ACTION   Attorneys Speed Work In Effort To Beat Tuesday Deadline

LEWIS INSISTS ON PROTECTION FOR HIS UNION   Wants Miners Exempted From Strike Penalties Of Labor Law   TERMS OF CONTRACT UNDER DISCUSSION

Lewis And Operators Run Smack Into Legal Snarl   Race Against Time To Prevent Strike Tuesday Indicated—Lewis Seeks Exemption From Suit In Case OF Walkout.

New Contraet Terms Being Threshed Out   Strike Due Tuesday Unless Differences tan Be Adjusted

No Settlement Seen Before Late Today; Lawyers Tangling Over Taft-Hartley Labor Law Provision Lewis Now Asking

Parties Are Locked Over  Pact Terms   Lewis Secking To Avoid Penalty Of Labor Law, Report

LAWYERS SPA OVER PROVISIONS OF COAL TERMS   Lewis Seeks Protection Against Labor Statute; Strike Deadline Nears

NT FOODS 10 PLACE GRAIN R EXPORT   U. S. Can’t Keep Up Shipments

Manhunt Ends When Boy's Body Located   Dog Stands Watch Over Child Who Perished in Woods

Manhunt Ends When Boy's Body Located  Dog Stands Watch Over Chiid Who Darichad in Wande

Decision Soon Regarding A Special Session   Expected Within Next Week or Ten Days

High School Student Who Read Medical Book Found  To Have Done Operations

All He Knew Was What He Read In A Book High School Youth Poses As Doctor 18 Months, Operates Without LosingOne Patient

Greece May Ask Added $100 Million  Marshall Talks With Tsaldaris

‘... of-the-Month’ Clubs Now Topped by One That Up And Sends You Just Anything

GET A ‘THING’  Would You Like To Join The ‘Thing-Of-The-Month’ Club?

Truman Urges Federal Health  Insuranee Plan   Congress Gets Special Message for Program; Prospects Uncertain

CONDITION OF CHAOS   If Court Rules Against Validating Acts, Attorney General Says

JTERN NOTE-SENT -MOSCOM DENOUNCING RED CHARGES  —COMMUNIST GAINS ~ ‘REVEALED .

COLD DESTROYS FLORIDA CROPS   Loss Fixed At Several Mil. lion; 3 Children Fatally 5 Burned

Pullman Rate Increase Given ICC Approval   Sleeping Car Charges to Be Boosted on Sliding Scale

Coal Agreements Costly to Users   Price Boosts Are Estimated at 67 Cents to $1  Per Ton      INTO MINES TUESDAY   Half of Miners Expected to Return to Work After  Holiday

U:M.W:- ‘Northern Coal Operators. Sign Today .   ~ Southern Mine “Owners Hang Back to Await Results of the Accord

Western, Midwestern Pro ducers Sitent But Expected to Fall Into Line Before Tuesday   Agreement Will Hike Coal Price   Lewis Not Expected te Change Terms With Southern Coal Men  in Dealings

Coal Producers In The South Are Awaiting Chance To Examine Northern Terms

Mine Wage Pact Nears Final OK   Lewis and Union Staff Meet Today; Southern Operators in Huff

Coal Pact to Hike  Price at Least 67e   Some Place Ton Hike As High as Dollar— South Undecided

Miners Body Meets to Act On Contract   Will Return 40 Per Cent. Of Miners To Pits

May Settle Dispute With Miners   Operators Expected To Sign Contract This Week-End

Coal Crisis Is Moving Southward   Southern Mine Owners Wait For Full Contract Terms

UMW CONVENES TO RATIFY PACT   Southern Operators Remair Undecided On Action

Southern Mines Hold Off Peace   Contract Assures 40% of Pit Output

Union Group and Northern Owners Meeting Today  Will Assure Year’s Diaaina in Coal Pits

Illinois Mine Owners Ex pect  To Sign Pact   Ready to Settle With Lew. is at 4415 Hourly Increase

Lewis Wins Big Wage Increase for Miners   Southern Operators Hesitant About Signing New Contract

Miners Are Set To Ratify Pact   Southern Operators Hold Back To  See Terms

Expect Mine Peace   Illinois Operators  - Express Intention To Sign With Lewis; Other Contracts Read:

Want To Learn Full Terms Ot Coal Contract   Southern Mine Operators Have Yet To Decide On Waee Boost.

‘Western Mines Likely to Buy Same Coal Peace   Southern Operators Wait to See Full Northern Contract.

Year's Digging in AQ Pet. of Nation’s Mines Are Assure¢   Northern Owners, John L Lewis Come to anAgreement Friday

Want Long Look At Terms UMW Wins In North   No Agreement Means Pits Will Remain Closed Next Week

RED CROSS AND POLIO CHARITIES REFUSE BIG CHECK   Only Way They Can Get Anything From Studios, Says Committee Head.

TRUMAN URGED TO DELAY VETO NF TAX Bil   Demos Ask Him to Wait Until June 10 to Uphold Position

TAX CUT BILL NOW PROBLEM ~ OF PRESIDENT   TRUMAN. MAY: DELAY Ex.  PECTED VETO UNTIL NEXT . WEEK—SOME URGE }.° HIM TO SIGN

'Petkov, Bulgarian Official, Arrested [On Charge of Attempting Revolution

Opposition Leader In Bulgaria Charged With Conspiring Against Govt.

French Premier's rufure Uncertain   Vote of Confidence Brings Reds’ Ouster

French Cabinet Drops its Communist Member:   Premier Remadier Faces Uncertain Future---Wins Vee, eg re

PREMIER OUSTS -COMMIES FROM FRENCH RECIME   Ramecier ‘Faces Uncertain Future After Winning Vote of Confidence

 Communists Dropped From Government... .  Uneertain Future Looms For France

Ramadier Faces Uncertain Future After Ousting Reds   Drops Five Communists from Cabinet

Oust Communists In French Fight   Premier Paul Ramadier Faces Uncertain Future Over Wages

FRENCH CABINET PURGED OF REDS   Ramadier Ousts 5 Ministers After Confidence Vote

Doubt Future On, Experiment Of French Vote   Five Comminist Member: Dropped: From: Coalition Cabinet After: Win,

COMMUNIST MEMBERS DROPPED   Future Of French Premier Is Uncertain

Ramadier Faces Uncertain Future As Premier After Winning Confidence Vote

FUTURE SHAKY — FOR RAMADIER   French Premier Attempts Government Without Communists

Ramadier Faces Uncertain Future  Starts Experiment Without Communists

“REDS” CUT FROM FRENCH GOVERNMENT   Premier Remadier Embarks Upon an Experiment of Operating Without Labor-Controlling Communist Party.

CHILDREN BEGIN A FOUR DAY HOLIDAY   Groceries Swamped With Shoppers for Thanks giving Dinners   BUSINESSES TO CLOSE

REDS CONTINUE HOT ATTACK ON UNITED STATES   British Spokesman Declares 9-Nation Front Against Democracy Has Weakened International Relations.

British Declare Comintern Alive Despite Dental   Welcomes Agency As Open Action On  Covert Activities

Revival Of Old Setup Denied   British Plan No Protest Over Verbal Blow

U. §. Target of New Comintern  War of Ideologies Brought Into Open

Russia Revives Red Comintern, British Charge   U. S. Target of Blasts From Soviet Satellites As Campaign Opens

AMERICA 16 ACCUSED OF WAR THREAT   British Foreign Office Labels International a Revived Comintern,

~ BUREAU— Comintern Revival — Charged   BRITAIN GIVES OFFICIAL VIEW

No Meat Today President Truman   British Gnarge European Reds Reviving Comintern

Nine Nations Form Bureau In Europe   United States Attacked In Caustic Terms

Tornado Leaves Six-Square-Block  p Sector Of Hopewell, Va., Shambles

Tornado Hits Hopewell, Va.: Damage Heavy   Six Square Block Sector Of Town Is Left A Shamble<«

Farmers Launch New Daylight Time Fight      Three Hundred Protes. tants Appear Unexpectedly At Meet

PORTAL PAY LEGISLATION PUT AT TOP   Congress’ Priority Given Following ' GOP Parley

Budget, Portal Action Pushed   Congress Plans Lincoln Week Reresc

PORTAL BILLS GET PRIORITY IN CONGRESS   Hearings Near End Or Measures to Outlaw Wage Actions

Taft-Martin Parley Sets Back Taxes, Other Issues Portal Pay Legislation And  Budget Top Convress Avienda

GOP Spurs Bills On Suits, Budget  Congress Chiefs Put Portal Pay,    Congress Chiefs Put Portal Pay,  Feonomy Ahead of Labor. Taxes

Intensive Search Under Way for Lost Plane in Europe   Transport is Lost On Trip From Italy To Frankfurt Today

WJ. S. TRANSPORT PLANE MISSING   Ship Leaves Pisa, Italy Fails To Arrive At Frankfurt Base

ARMY TRANSPOR’ PLANE MISSING   21 PERSONS ABOARD PLANE ENROUTE T0 FRANKFURT, GERMAN‘

American Plane With 21 Aboard Missing in Europe   Transport Plane On Flight From Pisa, Italy To Frankfurt, Germany

Transport Plate Is Missing ‘Today   Was on a. Flight From Pisa Italy to Headquarters at Wiesbaden.

71 MISSING ON FLIGHT OF ARMY TRANSPORT   Plane Overdue On Trip Fromm Pisa To Frankfurt

ATR TRANSPORT MISSING   Was on Flight From Pisa, Italy, to Frankfurt

CONGRESS MAPS PROGRAM SPEED   Taft Rules Out Action on Housing, Health Bills

Congress Will Speed Program In Closing Days   Two Weeks Remain Of Present Congressional Session—July 26 Is Windup   MANY MEASURES SLATED FOR ACTION

Speaker Thinks Now is Time to Build Reserves   Opposes Governor Blue On Pro posal To Extend Half Rate Collections

KUESTER RAPS TAX CUT MOVE   Speaker Opposes Proposal On Income Levy

Humanity Brought To Common Level Civilization Handed Setback In Quick Order Bv Hurricane

1] Persons on Airliner  From Havana to Madrid Perish When Craft Hits Spanish Mountain Peok

CUBAN AIRLINER CRASHES; 11 DIE   Five American Crewmer Among the Victims

4 SS OFFICERS TO BE HANGED   Former Top Ranking Nazis In Elite Guard Given Death Sentences

Sentence 4 Nazi Officers to Death   Brains Of Concentration Camps Must Die

4 Top Nazis Slated to Hang   1 Others Get Prison Term: As Mass Killers

4 NAZIS ORDERED HANGED BY AU. 5. WAR CRIMFS CORT   Former Top-Ranking SS Officers Constituted “Business Brains” of Concen tration Camps.   PRISON SENTENCES ARE GIVEN 11 OTHERS   Fifteen Found Guilty of “Mur. der, Pillage, Thievery and Looting”—Five Set Free.

Four High Nazi SS Officers to  Die on Gallows   11 Others Are Given Sentences of from 10 Years to Life

4 FORMER NAZI OFFICERS GIVEN DEATH PENALTY   Business Brains Of SS Concentration Camps  Doomed To Hang

‘4 Former High-Ranking Elite Guard ‘Officers Sentenced To Die On Noose

INDONESIANS REJECT DUTCH PROPOSALS   ~-Leader Broadcasts Order for Troops To Prapare’for Long War U.S: Accused:

Reds Demand Action on  Dutch Conflict  Gromyko Accuses U.S. of Attempt To Bypass U.N.

U. S. Is Flayed for Offer of Mediation   Russia Charges America With Attempting To Bypass UN in Indonesian-Dutch War in Java

Netherlands Suggest Settle: ment Of Dispute Outside United Nations  Soviets Condemn  yr ao —-  A — = sa   Russians Demand Sending Of Observers And Mediation Board To Indonesia

SOVIET HITS INDONESIA PLAN OF US.   Gromyko Urges U.N To Disregard American Offer

“Jomovrons Aeadléned “Jeday  INDONESIAN REPUBLIC. ASKS UN TO INTERVENF BEFORE TOO LATE

Bridges Advises Tax Cut First, Then Debt Slash  Portal Pay Suit Ban Expected To Pass Through House Today

Question Of State’s Rights... .  Suit To Open Primaries To S. C. Negroes Opens in WU. S. District Court

PLANE HITS PEAK; 8 BELIEVED DEAD   AIRLINER CRASHES IN COLOM. BIA—TWO AMERICANS AMONG THOSE ABOARD.

Union-Backec Entry Beaten In House Tilt   Taft-Hartley Law’s Supporters Jubilant Over Keystone Vote

Supporters of New Labor Law Gain Victory. at-Polls: : .   Pennsylvania — Election Said ~~ To Be Test Case:

GOP Elects Congressman  Decisively   Litchenwalter Wins Against United CIO, AFL And Rail Union:

Taft-Hartley Law Supporters Win   First Ballot Test in Congressional Race Adverse to Unions

QUIZ SOLDIER ~ ABOUT DAHLIA   MP “CONFESSES” HE IS HESPONSIBLE FOR DEATH-— AUTHORITIES CHECK + ING ON TIME ELE-MENT

Tax Revision Group Asked To Consider Adjustments In Meeting Living Costs

Tax Revision Study Opens In Capital   Snyder Makes Recommendations To House Committee

Snyder Propose: Family Tax Plan To House Group  No Recommendation   No Recommendation From Treasury Head For Early Reductions

Snyder Asks for Thorough Study Of Revenue Law   Re-Examination of Exemptions Is Urged By Treasury Chief

GIVES VIEWS ON PROGRAM REVISE TAXES   Should Provide Revenue Balance  U.S. Budeoet

PLANE WRECK FOUND WITH 7 ABOARD DEAD   Army Passenger Ship Crashed 11 Heart of Georgia Swamp Shortly After Leaving Field.

7 ARMY FLIERS DIE IN GEORGIA PLANE CRACKUP   Searchers Hack Through Swamp To Find Ship And Crew Burned

Army Ship in Swamp;  7 Men Die   Bodies Burned Badly As Passenger Plane. Meets Disaster

SEVEN KILI IN AIR CRASH   Bodies of Army Personne Found in Wreckage Of  Plane in Georgia

Swamp Yields Wrecked Plane   All Seven Men In Army Passenger Plane Killed. In Crash.

Soviets Out of Marshall's Economic Plan   France and Britain to Work Project: VA Eek Bee cee.

France And Britain Rush Plans For An American ' Aided Western European Bloc

Western Europe May Ask U.S. Aic   France and Britain To Proceed With Plans Without Russia

U.S. Relief Plan To Be  Supported   Russia And Her Satellites To Oppose Allies

WESTERN BLOC PUSHES  AREAD WITHOUT REDS   Soviets Snarl. Marshall Plani To Help Europe’ Recover “* Eeonomic Par’

Ministers See Soviet Staying Oui of Plan .   Franee Reportedly Drafts Compromise  In Deadlock

Russia Refuses To Participate In Marshall Plan   Europe Will Be Split Into East, West Blocs

RUSSIAN VETO EXPECTED ON BID OF ITALY   Propaganda Drive By Reds Against U. S. Is Stepped Up

Soviet Veto Of Italy UN Bid Looming   Debate Resumes On Greek Case; Russia Pushes Delay Move

Russia May Veto Italy’s Bid For U. N. Membership   Another Week Of Spirited Debate Forecast—Syriar Delegate Calls Situation ‘War OF: Nerves’ my

ANOTHER VETO THREATENED BY RUSSIA IN UN   Security Council Faces Another Blackball  For Italians

Council Seis Vote on Issue Today   Soviet Propaganda Campaign Against U. §S. Is Intensified

Issue Slated For Council  Vote Today   Russians Intensify Propaganda Campaign Against America

Security Council Faces ‘Russian Threat To Veto Italian U.N. Membership   Soviet Intensifies Propaganda Campaion Against United States

ITALY WOULD BE BARRED BY ACT OF REDS   Russia Holds Threat Of Veto From UN Membership

UN COMMITTEE VOTES FOR A “WATCHDOG” COMMISSION ON THE GREEK FRON- _ TIER

U. S. IS WINNER ON GREEK ISSUE   Tactics of Soviet Bloc Delegates Are Scored

SOVIET DEFEAT CASTS SHADOW ON U.N. MEET   Lines Of East-West Split More Sharply Drawn Than Even Before

Soviet Loses Greek Border Battle In U. N.   U. N. Committees Meet Today In Tense Atmosphere After Stunning Red Defeat   BORDER COMMISSION APPROVED 34 TO 6

Defies Reds in Hungary   Former Premier Heads for US to Publicize Situation in Balkans

Free Hungary Chief Defiant  Mm... § eae   Opposition Leader Taunts Reds With News He'll Hold Rally

Freedom Part) Chieftain Defies Reds   Hungarian Planning To Hold Political Rally Next Monday

Nagy to Seek U.S. Backing In Red Fight  - Freedom Party Leader Defies  T £3223 Raslare ~*~

‘Hungarian Leader Defies Reds to Halt Talk Monday   Deposed Premier Enroute to U. S., Says — Crisis Imposed By U. S. Intervention

HIATT TO TELL ASSAULT STORY   Accused of Shooting in Love Disappointment

United Nations Intervention Will Continue   Observer Team Will Go To Netherlands

UN'S INDONESIAN DECISION AWAITED   Further Intervention Steps Appear Certain

World Bill .  Of Rights. Is Proposed   Will Be Submitted ToU.N.Commissior By Mis. Roosevelt

10-Article World Bill Of Rights Is Proposed By U. 5.  Pronosal Submitted To U. N. Commission

Tribunal Indicates Satira ts Found Guilty of Charges  Dancer May Be Forced To Pay for Death  Of Her Boy Friend

UN Control Over Europe Aid Plan Opposed by U.S   Red Scheme for Direction of Marshall Program Is Received Coldly.

War Boomed  Expenditures   Tendency Remains To Hold Topheavy Civilian Payroll, Says Miller

War Boomed Expenditures  fs Soe ne, ean Siamese   Tendency Remains To Hold Topheavy Civilian Payroll, Says Miller

RED SCHOOL INQUIRY URGED   Ohio State Senator Sees Evi dence of Need To Probe Universities.

atte ennn ttt ee  INTO REG UL AK ARMY   Pau! Heceard. kh. U. (.raduate Seorn In as Master Sergeant

Anti-Terror Campaign .  Plans Made   Agency Will Call on Jews to Halt "Murder-Bloodshed’

HADDON ASSAILS ECONOMY REPORT   Destroyed Morale of State Employes, Attorney General Declares.

SOUTHWESTERN BELL SHOWED A — REVENUE INGREASE   Ho w ever Their Operating Costs Jumped 107 Per Cent.   IGAIN ONLY 80 PER CENT   This Information Given State Public Service Commission,

Missouri PSC Hears Plea for Phone Rate Hike   Southwestern Bell Co. Cites Jump in Costs From 1940 to 1947

Today Marks Tenth Year For Airport   American Airlines Made First Regular Stop Sent. 1. 1937

Dutch Troops Drive To Within 12 Miles Of Key Stronghold      Other Units Threaten Indonesian Capital

Dutch Driving To Half Java  Approach Key Point; Indonesians Counter

Big Drive on to Slice  Java in. Two; Modern _ Motor Armor in Use  Against Islanders   Earth Is Scorched   Indonesians. Rob Rich, Give. Sporadic Fight on LO Fronts

Dutch Troops Advance in indonesia   Seek to Slice Java in Two— 12 Miles from Foe Stronghold

Driving To Split Section  In Half   Both Sides Claim Some Progress In Battles

Netherland Units Within 12 Miles Of Key Republican Base   Report Indonesian Troops Using Scorched Earth Policy Ahead Of Invading Forces

It's Fan Dancer Vs. Strip Teaser In Court Today   3,000 Veterinarians To Be Given Blood Tests This Week

3,000 VETERINARIANS TO GET BLOOD TESTS   May Carry Disease Germs Transferable To Humans

Highway Fund , tea Studied By Committee   Publie Hearings Launched To Determine Whether Extra Taxes Necessary

New Tropical Storm Brews In Caribbean   New Blow Is Reported North of Puerto Rico  And May Become Very Dangerous. Miami Sav:

MUSTANG PLANE IN NEW RECORD JUMP FROM WEST COAST   Non-Stop Cross Country Mark Is Established in Little Over Six Hours

AUTO LICENSES WILL — GO ON SALE TUESDAY   Present Plates May Be Used Uatil New Tags Are boued; Fee § Te Naw £15

Three New Jersey Phone Operators Charged with Violating State Law

Arrest Three on No-Strike Law  New Jersey Women Preavide Tect of Law

N.J. Tries 3 Women, Tests Strike Law   Issue Is Whether Union Stronger Thar State, Says Official

TO HEAR COLLEGE MUSICIANS   Christian College Double Sextette to Give Program Sunday Evening

Security Pact For Americas Being Framed   Pole To Pole Defense Region In Western Hemisphere Regarded As Certain   PROPOSAL BEFORE BRAZIL CONFERENCE

AGREEMENT OM DEFENSE PLAN. REACHED AND  _ TREATY 18 NOW BEING © _ DRAFTED

All Americas Prime United Defense Pact   Parley Fashions Plan’ * For Republics To Join Pole-To-Pole Guard

OHIO. TEACHERS WOULD. GE? —-NO-LESS-THAN-$2,000 PER YEAR UNDER OFA  3) 6° PLAN

Senate Group To Review Bill Boosting School Pay   Measure Would Guarantee $2,000 Minimum, Raise State Subsidy to 92 Millions © ~~~

GREEKS SEIZE" RED PAPERS  ATHENS, Oct. 18.— (4) — Greek police seized all Communist newspapers and perlodicals tonight.   PLEA TO HOUSEWIVES

Plea to Women      Avoid High Prices, Bake Onue-Crust Pies Is Asked by Luckman

Wet Forces Turned Back in  5 Communities   But Win Uniontown And 13 Other Contests; Waynesburg Goes Dry

WET FORCES LOSE GROUND   Drys Score Turnover in 5 Communities; Uniontown Stays in Wet Column

Force In Settling Strife In Hemisphere Should Be Ruled Out, Argentina Feels

JEWS ATTACK . BRITISH MORED CAR: AND SOLDIERS FIRE-ON LOADED,  . Bue -

CHARLES HOULTON DIED SEPTEMBER $   Ireton Man Dies of Injuries “In Fall Off Straw Stack

Driver Held For Death of Two On Highway   Another Missouri Highway Crash Fatal to Three

Admiral Tells Of Terror Weapons   New Devices Excluding Atom Bomb. Now Being Manufactired Elsewhere

Sedalia and Carthage Vote Bond Issues   Linn County Defeats $400,000 Proposal fo Hospital Project

Cooler Weather By Thursday Is Forecast Today   Increasing Damage To Late Corn Shown In Weekly Crop Report

RAINS ARRIVE IN NORTHWEST PART OF 1OW!   2.88 Inch Rainfall Is Reported at Hawarden; Near Inch at Estherville

90, HOLES SHOT IN GAS PUMPS Two Juveniles With Six Guns On All-Night Shooting Spree

Two Juvenile Bad Men” Surrender After Robbing And Shooting Spree

Citizens Terrorized By Juvenile Badmen   ‘Youths. Fire O On Dwell.  ings’ and Passing -... Automobiles

Payoff! »  Despite Pinch, He Still Thinks Cops Are ‘Best In The = — World’

Combines Busy as: Katisas Harvests.” Super Wheat Crop   - Farmers Get Break ‘As Good Weather’: Continues---May. Top Late U.S. Estimates -

Record Wheat Crop Reported In Middle Wes!   HARVEST STARTED AS FARMERS SET NEW RECORDS

Kansas Set for Record Wheat Crop; Box Car Shortage Serious Again

KANSAS WHEAT HARVEST HIGH   Yield May Top Government's Estimates

Svecial Session Urged to Check Cost of Living  Senator Kilgore Say: Resentment Terrific

Kilgore Urges  Price Control   Solon Says Special Session Af Congress Needed

Pilot Risks Life To Save World’s Biggest Bomber In Crash Landing

: Test Pilot Lands- World’ 3 Largest~ ‘Bomber, with Damaged Landing. Gear

World's Biggest Bomber Still in One Piece, Thanks to Heroic Test Pilot

Pilots Bring Plane Down, Crew Bails Out   Saves 20 Million Dollar Bomber With Derina Fear

LARGE BOMBER LANDED SAFELY BY TEST PILOT   $20,000,000 Airplane Is Brought Down With Damaged Landing Gear

‘Dowt Give Up The Ship’ Civilian Test Pilot Saves Army’s Giant Bomber, X B-36

World's Largest Bomber, Landing Gear  Damaced. Landed Safely By Darine Pilo'

HOLY-LAND PLAN 79 WIND UP-UNO   Tired Assembly Seeks To Clear 1947 Slate

Palestine Decision Imminent   U.N. Assembly Expects to Settle Partitioning Plan Before Tuesday

BOY CONFESSES GUN SLAYING OF FOUR OVER DATE   Caught After International Police Search

Hold Michigan Boy For Slaying Four Children   Tragedy Is Discovered In Area Of Port Huron, Michigan, Late Monday   THREE GIRLS AND BROTHER VICTIMS  /PRITT YT WTA,

Clings to Hope Reds Will Come   Calls for End of ‘Organized Mistrust’ in Werld Affairs 

Truman Raps Soviet Stand On Aid Plan   Bevin Warns Russ Not Carry ‘Provocation Too Far’

Chief Executive Sharply Denounces Russia for Her Alofness in Aid Program; Declares All Nations Must Cooperate Toward Peace for World

Denounces Russ Stand As ‘‘Folly”’   Denies Acceptance of Plan Would Surrender Richt’ of Nations

Awaits Reaction To Talk Hitting At Soviet Stand   Argument Of Russia Termed “Fallacious” By U.S. President

President. Awaits: World Reaction to Blast at Russians.   Denounces as ‘Folly’ Soviet Stand on the Marshall Plan--Want: An End ta Mictriues .

Truman Flays Russ Stand on Marshall Plan  oN: fee Bix ac   Calls for End to ‘Organized Mistrust in July 4 Talk

TRUMAN AWAITS REACTION OF HOLIDAY TALK   President Denounces ‘Folly’ of Soviets Refusal of Aid Program

Independence Day Crowd Hears President Deplore ‘“Mistrust,’ Propaganda Attacks on Nations

Truman Awaits World Reaction to His Blast at Russ Stand on Europe

TRUMAN SCORES POLICY OF THE SOVIET NATION   Sill Clings To Hope Russia Will Cooperate In Program To Provide Aid In Re . building Of Europe.

Soviet “FR olly” A Target   Truman, in Holiday Speech, Denounces Extreme . Nationalism Of Russian Stand

Some Believe. President Clings to -Hope Russia Will Change Stand on Marshall Way - :  Hits ‘Mistrusv’ —         Denounces Propaganda, 7 Recommends Peaceful Reconstruction -

TRUMAN BLASTS SOVIET ‘FOLLY’   DENOUNCES BOYCOTT OF UNITED EUROPEAN RECOVERY PROGRAM

‘Truman Cites Red “Folly” On Aid Plan   Observers See Him As Hoping Soviets May Still Go Along With British. French

Truman Blasts Russian Stand   Awaits Reaction To Monticello Address  On Recovery

President Calls For End To “Organized Mistrust”   Denounces Argument Against Proposal For Joint European Recovery Plan  In Holiday Talk At Monticello

Truman Awaits Response From Address  Chief’s Denunciation  Of Ru May Bring Hot Reply

TRUMAN LASHES RUSSIA’S STAND   Raps Soviet Arguments Against Marshall Plan

Await World Reaction On Russia's ‘Folly’   Truman Denounced Red Action In July Fourth Talk

Truman Awaits World Reaction On His Speech  Denounces Russia’   Denounces Russia’s Argument Against Marshall Plan

Reaction to Truman Talk ‘Is Awaited   Denounces as “Folly” Russia's Stand Against Proposal for a Joint Furone Recovery Plan

Truman Awaits World Reaction   Denounces Russian Attitude on Marshall Plan as Folly

Truman Calls Soviet Relief Stand ‘Folly’   President Clings To Hope That Reds Will Assist In  Furonean Recovery

Truman Makes Obvious Stab At Red Policy   World Reaction Awaited To President’s Charge Russia’s Stand on Aid  Plan fs ‘Folly’

Truman Awaits Response. From Address  Chief's Denunciation Of Russian Stand May Bring Hot Reply

Truman Blasts Russian ‘Folly’   An nthe Warld Baaction to Independence Day Address

T ruman Awaits Results Of Talk   Hope May Be Held That Russia Will  Join Recovery

Russia Scored For Obstructing Recovery Plans   Reaction Awaited To Holiday Speech Made at Monticello

Truman Waits Repl To Speech Made Denouncing Russia   Bevin Also Hits At Recent Soviet Action in Paris

Truman Aims Folly’ Charge Against Russie  T+ ef   President Awaits Foreign Capitals’ Reaction To Speech

TRUMAN WAITS: REACTION TO LY 4 SPEECH   Denounces Russia’s Stand Against Joint Recovery Plan   HOLDS OUT. HOPE   Soviet May Yet De. cide To Go Along Despite Breakup

President Truman Is Awaiting Reaction To His Criticism Of Russian Policy

TRUMAN FLAYS RUSSIAN STAND ON AID AS FOLLY   President Believed Clinging To Hope That Soviet Yet May Join Program

MINERS WILL STAY ON 102   SENTIMENT AMONG SOFT COAL MINERS IS TO FOL.  ___-LOW_INSTRUCTIONS “OF LEW

MINERS AGREE TO LEWIS ORDER   Most Coal Diggers Slated To Forget Strikes Until June 30

Coal Miners To Stay At Work   Will Go Along With Order To Remain On Job After March 31

Hear Compromise On Reparations Is Offered Moscow   But Russia Is in No Mood to Accept Marshall’s Offer

U2. UFFERING LUMPROMISE ON GERMANY   Restricted Reparation Grant Limit of Concession by Marshall.

EXPECT NO MORE pAARRESS AT MEET   Marshall Plan Would Utilize Present German Factories for Reparations Payments

FRESH SIGN OF NON-AGREEMENT HAUNTS MOSCOW   Gen. Clay, Top Adviser On German Problems, Returns To Berlin; Marshall's “Extreme Limit’’ Proposal Not Acceptable To Reds.

U.S. Prepares New Proposal On War Debt  From Germany   Marshall To Offer Compromise Plan; Clay Leaves Parley ‘

Reparations Issue ‘Static’   Marshall Will Make  Final Compromise

Moscow Hears U. §. Compromise Plan For Reds      SECRETARY MARSHALL TO SUGGEST PART PAYMENTS

RUSSIA TAKES FIRST RAP AT U.S. AID PLAN   Indirect Reference to Truman Policy Injected Into Big Four Discussions.

Governors Back Regional School Plan For South   Await Appointment Of Education Group To Continue Fight

Governors to Name Education Group To Seek Pratessjonal Schaole in Sauth

DUROCHER OUT FOR 47 SEASON   Brooklyn Boss Suspended by  Commissioner Chandler

Dressen Given 30-Day Ban By Chandler   Commissioner Acts in Controversy By Dedaers. Yanke

LEO DUROCHER 1S SUSPENDED   Dodger Pilot Ruled Out For Year By Chandler

Car of Baseball  Spanks Duroche:   Brooklyn Dodgers’ Manager Suspended By Happy Chandler

Truman Considers Seizure of Phones As Block to Strike   Union Appeals to A. T. & T. Directors As Last Resort

Walkout Scheduled 6 A. M. Monday; Union Asks AT&T Directors Intervene

Clark Rules Truman Has Power to Act   Telephone Strike Held Sure Unless U. S. Takes Over

Phone Service Will Not Be Hit Here By Strike   ce NE. Totes 1) Free From Ef fe 60K8 3 Truman Weighs Seizure

Attorney General Says Truman Has :Power Under Communications Act, but Step Not Believed Likely; Deadlock Still Unbroken

Government's Right to Seize Lines Voiced   Labor Department Gets Ruling From Attorney General

No Start — Toward Move Made As Yet   SCHWELLENBACH STILL HOPES THAT NATION-WIDE TELEPHONE TIEUP CAN BEAVERTED

Phone Seizure To Block Strike LegalClark  Opinion Asked By   Opinion Asked By Schwellenbach; Unions Agree To Obey Mandate

U.S. Phone Seizure  Held Lega   Clark Rules Truman Has Authority to Take Over Industry

Phone Seizure Called Legal   Clark Says Truman Can Take Over Strike-Threatened Industry.

FCC Authority Claimed by U.S. Counsel   Gives Schwellenbach Opinion on Crisis  Due Monday

SAURIATE £408 AULNOFPITY  To Bar Walkout     Opinion Given Before Cabinet   Union Representatives Say They Will Obey Legal Federal Seisure

THINKS NATION CAN TAKE STEP DURING STRIKE   Opinion Of AttorneyGeneral Clark Is That President Can Seize Telephone Industry To Keep Service Going.

Truman Wins Phone Strike Seizure Right   Attorney General Says President Has Power to Toke Over

TRUMAN'S RIGHT 10 AVERT STRIKE BACKED BY CLARK   ‘Rules Authority Exists Under Federal Communica Pi ees  ;

PRESIDENT HAS POWER TO TAKE PHONES, RULING   Authority Exists Under Old Law, Clark  Announces

Cabinet Studies Telephone Crisis   Clark Believes President   Has Seizure Powers

RULING IS ISSUED BY TOM CLARK   President May Use Powers to Head Off Strike Due Monday

Attorney General Clark Says Seizure Authority Exists Under Federal Communications Act.   STRIKE INEVITABLE UNLESS TRUMAN ACTS

Workers Are Fast ‘Triple Play’ to Scheduled To Be Executed Here to Strike Monday Reach Red Cross Goal

Says Truman ‘Can Seize ‘Phone Lines   Has Right Under War Powers Act, Attorney-General Tells Schwellenbach

Clark Says Truman Has Right To Seize Telephone Industry   Authority Given in Communications Act

Little Hope Held For Averting NationWide Strike Scheduled For Monday

President Has Right, Opinion of Atty. General   Communications Act Cited: Union Asks A. T. T. for Parley

Clark Gives Opinion After Cabinet Session   Action May Result At Last Minute To Avert Shutdown

Clark Holds Truman Can Seize Phones   Holds Authority Exists Under the Communications Aci

Phone Seizure Appears Legal, ‘Clark Comments   But Attorney Genera Says That He Is Not Making Preparations

Truman Has Right To Take Control   Federal Communications Act Grants Powers, Clark Claims

President May Act to Prevent  Strike, Ruling   Communications Act Cited as Authority For Intervention to Avoid Tieup Monday

SAYS PRESIDENT HAS RIGHT TO SEIZE PHONE INDUSTRY   This Statement Was Made Today by Attorney General Tom Clark.   IN THE LABOR DISPUTE   This Announcement Made After a Cabinet Meeting Tuday.

—HAS RIGHT TO SEIZE INDUSTRYPresident May Act To  Halt Phone Walkout

Clark Declares Communications Act Gives Power   Attorney General Delivers Opinion To Labor Secretary

Clark Rules Truman Has Legal Power   Informs Secretary of Labor of Right Under  Communications Act

Some Hope Is Seen for Settlement   Labor Secretary to Mee Owners and Union—  Strike Set for Monday

Authority For President To Ad Is Upheld   Leaders Declare Telephone Strike Seems Inevitahle

ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS TRUMAN NOW HAS POWER TO TAKE OVER BELL   . SYSTEM

Authority For President To Act Confirmed   Clark Cites Law; NF TW: Goes Ahead With Plan For Monday Walkout ..

Clark Says President's Authority Still Exists   Applicable Provisions Found Under Old Federal Communications Measure

Government Seizure of Phone Industry Possible   W ASHINGTON—(#)—Attorney General Tom Clark said today President Truman has the right to seize the telephone industry in the current labor dispute.

Attorney Gen'l. Makes Decision  Phone Strike    Seizure Authority Exists Under Federal Conmunications Aet,

— DISPUTE~—Wartime © Law Gives Power   MONDAY TIEUP HELD CERTAIN

U.S. MAY SEIZE PHONE INDUSTRY TO BLOCK STRIKE   TRUMAN CONSIDERS MOVE AS APRIL 7 DEADLINE NEARS

RULING PASSED BY ATTORNEY GENERAL   Union Leaders Say Strike Is Inevitable   Based On Federal Communications Act Passed As War Bill

Rules Truman Has Power to Seize "Phones   Schwellenbach Still Hopeful of Heading Off Monday's Strike

Attorney General Says Truman Can Seize Phone Lines   Clark Declares President Has Power To Seize Lines If Strike Is Called   STATEMENT MADE DURING MORNING BITTY TB eIn)

SAYS TRUMAN CAN SEIZE TELEPHONES   Attorney General Tell: Schwellenbach Author ity Exists   IN COMMUNICATION ACT

CLARK ASSERTS PRESIDENT HAS LEGAL POWERS   Ruling By Attorney General Comes As Unions Eye Walkout Monday

Truman May Seize Phone Industry   Attorney General Says Action Would Be Legal---Strike Set For Next Mondav

ACT OF 1940 WOULD GIVE AUTHORITY   Schwellenbach Hiopes Settle Walkout

Communications Act Authority Ruling 's Basis   NFTW Officials Aver That Unionists Will Obey ‘Legal Seizure’

Truman Loath ToUse Power tc Seize Phone  Stalemate Unbroken   Stalemate Unbroken Hope Seen for WeekEnd Meets

Federal Seizure of Telephone Industry Regarded as Unlikely   Attorney General.Says Truman Has Power to Order Federal Operation

Truman Has Power To Take Over Industry   U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS PHONES COULD BE SEIZED

OPINION WOULD LET PRESIDENT SMASH STRIKE   Clark Reveals Ruling Given to Schwellenbach as Walk“gut Approaches

U. $. Could Act In Evenf of Strike Monday   -Power Authorized by Communications Act, Attorney General Says

Telephone Line Seizure Debaied   High Officials Doubt Government Will Try To Operate System

Police Seeking Shotgun Killers  Ex-Police Chief, Wife Both Siain

TEACHER PAY DATA SOUGHT   School Commission Help Is Asked By Assembly On Vexing Problem

Offer Of 11'4c Hourly Increase By Briggs Is Rejected By Union; 150,000 Workers Affected

Strike Threat LoomsA gains! Briggs Firm  Wage Talks Halt   Wage Talks Halt Despite Offer Close to Pattern

150,000 ARE INVOLVED IN PAY DISPUTE   Union Drafts Plans For Strike Vote At Briggs Plants

Limits Indicated  For Relief Fund   Clayton Omits White Russia, Yugoslavia From Recipients

Austria, Greece, Hungary, Italy, China, Poland Are Only Countries Due to Get Relief If Congress Votes 350 Millions

U.S. Relief Plan Confined to 6 Nations   White Russia and Yugoslavia Are Both Omitted

Relief Fund Would Go to China, Five  European Countries   Clayton Says Austria, Greece, Hungary, Italy And Poland Need Outside Help; Aid Would Follow UNRRA Passing, Control Remain Firmly in American Hands

NEW HOUSE TO MOVE FAST ON ITS LABOR BILL   Expect Legislation To Be Stronger Than Old Case Bill

House Leaders To Work Fast On Labor Laws   New Version of Case Bill May Be Pushed Through Conaress

MAY LUMP ALL PROPOSALS IN GENERAL BILI   New Version Of Case Bill May Be Given First Priority

Bilho’s Doctors Hopeful   Rilment Not Considered Serious; Surgery of Minor Nature

For the Seat Denied Him In the United States Senate.   GOES TO A HOSPITAL   He Plans to Return to Washington, If He Lives and Whip ’Em.

With Sore Mouth Bilbo Still Talks   Says He Will Fight To End To Regain Seat In Senate

Goes Home For Operation... .  Bilbo Vows Fight Till All Hell Freezes Over To Retain Senate Seat

“VU Fight Till Hell Freezes Over” Rilho Planes To Return. “Whip ’Em”

BOND ARRANGED FOR TOCAL MAN   Expect Release Of Gastonia Youth By Rowan Officials To Awail Trial For Baseball Game Killing At  : Qa Webhure.

Three-Hour Service On Good Friday Is Planned   Christian Church To Be Scene For Service From 12 TT). 3 P.M.

Services Will Be Held I Christian Church From 12 Noon To 3 P. M.

ARMY PLANE DOWN IN PHILIPPINES JUNGLE   8 Passengers Parachute In Luzon: Wreckage Sighted

28 Forced To Take ’Chutes   Bail Out Of Transport Over Philippines In Midnizht Blackness.

Gromyko to Cite Soviet Plan for Atomic Control:   Reds Want Security Council  To Decide on 12 Amendments to U.S. Plan

Blum Appointmen: Expected Today   President Auriol Calls Conference  Of Party Leaders; De Gaulle Omitted

Blum, Potential French Premier, Meets President   Pleads With 500,000 Now on Strike to Return to Work at Once

BLUM TO BECOME FRENCH PREMIER   President to Name Aged Socialist After Ramadier Quits

Tobey Slated ToHead Home Probe   Wisconsin Senator  Is Opposing That Selection

Wheat Tops $3 For First Time In Thirty Years  ‘Chicago Prices Drop Full 10-Cent Limit Before Day's Close

Wheat Tops $3 Mark In Wild Buying   Price Is Highest In Past Thirty Years; Rules Tightened

TRADE CURBS ULIP lbh BY 1d 1-2 CENTS   Short Buying Starts Rise as Market Opens; Close Down 10 Cents.

Wheat Drops ‘ After $3 Top   Prices On Chicago Board Of Trade Are Highest In Past 30 Years

BEVIN RETAINS POST IN BRITISH CABINET SHAKEUP   Criticism of His Foreign Policy by “Rebels” Within Labor Party Fails to Bring Removal.   MORRISON REMAINS AS ATTLEE’S DEPUTY   He Will Plan Nation’s Eco nomic Recovery—New Ministers Named for India and Germany,

Bevin Remains as Foreign Secretary In Cabinet Shakeur   New German and India Miisters tfamed by Attlee

Attlee Makes Changes  in Cabinet  - Bevin to Remain  as Secretary of Foreian Affairs

Attlee Names New Ministers   New Men Are Appointed To Posts for India and Germany

‘Aitlee Makes Changes ‘in Cabinet   Rayin tn Ramen   Bevin to Remain as Secretary of Foreign Affaizs

Wallace Sees Basis for World Peace With Both Capitalism and Communism

Peace Possible, Wallace Insists   Says He Has No Fea Of Communism

‘Speaks To Capacity Audience...  Wallace Levels Attack   At Doctrine Of Truman; Sees Chance For Peace

Crowd Hears Wallace Talk   Gilmore Stadium in.  Hollywood Packed As Former Vice President Attacks Truman Policy

Wallace Raps Truman Doctrine And Committee On Un-American Activities In Speech At Hollywood Stadium

High Winds And Blizzard Sweep N. D.   52 Mile An Hour Winds Roar Into Part of Minnesota

11 AAF Men Die In B-29 Crash   Engine Failure Blamed For Takeoff Accident Firemen Save One

11 MEN BURN TO DEATH IN CRASH OF B-29 BOMBER   Sf bY Willies’  CRACKS UP AFTER TAKING OFF FROM ALBUQUERQUE FIELD

Army Blames Faulty Engine as Cause of B29 Plane Crackuy   Eleven GI's Carried to Death in Crash at Albuquerque, N. M.

11 VETS DIE IN CRASH OF 8-29   Reveal Superfort Loaded With  Secret Equipment  .

11 MEET DEATH AS B-29 BURNS   G. . Fire-Fighters Pull Ou One Alive In Disaster

Engine Failure Seen as Cause of B-29 Crash Fhat Killed 11 at Albuquerque

Laden With Secret Equipment Big Bomber Crashes Soon After Take-Off From New Mexico Air Field; One Crew Member Survives Disaster

ENGINES BLAMED IN DEATH OF 11   Single Soldier Survives As B-29 Crashes, Burns

B-29 Crash  Fatal to 11   ‘Superfortress Fails ‘On Takeoff;: “Rescue ‘One From Flames -

k iery Crash at Kirtland Field Carries 1] War-Decorated B-29 Fliers to Death

‘Believe Engine Trouble ‘Caused B-29 Crash   Eleven Men Killed When Big Ship Burns At New Mexica Eleld

New Mexican B-29 Crash Fatal to 11 ©   Engine Trouble’ Blamed; One of Crew Survives

Hurricane-busting Scientists Rush Plans To Bombard Tropical Storm With Dry Ice In Unique Experiment    

ANTI-RED CAMPAIGN GAINING MOMENTUM   C. of C. Calls for Coordin ated Drive _

CONGRESS MAY MISS DEADLINE   CT ee  Solons Believe it Will Be Impossible To Vote Greek Aid By March 31

Inflation Fear Voiced In Vets’  ‘Bond Proposal   Treasury Warns Cashing Of Terminal Leave Bonds By Gls Would Add To “Pressures”?

Marshall Says European Peace Depends on U.S.   Economic Recovery Only Way to Force Agreement on Russia

AMERICAN AID ONLY WAY T0 CHECK RUSSIA   Secretary Charges Reds Re. move Vast Holdings in Their Occupation Zone

Rough Passage Seen For Marshall Proposal: US Asked To Force Peace

Marshall Airs Big-4 Failure  Says Aid Plan Only Wi a< VT. Ene. MD...

REDS HOSTILE TO EUROPEAN Al PROGRAM   RELIEF PLAN SEEN AS ONLY CHOICE BY MARSHALL

Marshall Reports On London Meet  Sees European Recovery  - As Only Way to Achieve

Marshall Declares Future Depends Upon Aid Program   Secretary of State Says High Level Of Recovery Needed

Europe Recovery Called PeaceHope  State Chief Rance Hactility ta Aid   State Chief Raps Hostility to Aid Plan, Refusal to Make Arrangements

Viarshall Stresses Necessity of Aid   Secretary Says Helping Europe Only Wav to Peace

Marshall Says Russia Blocks  Lasting Peace   Secretary of State Blames Molotov for Failure of Big Four Meeting; Boosts Marshall Plan.

U.S. Handed Super Task In Europe —   Marshall Says Aid Plan “Probably” the Only Way to Force Peace on Russianc

Lasting Peace Precluded by Reds’ Tactics   Secretary of State Places Full Blame for London Conference Failure on Molotov.

REPORT GIVEN BY MARSHALL   Calls Aid for Western Europe Probably Only Way To Lasting Peace.

Aid for Europe Ts Way to Peace Marshall Says   Believes Recovery Plan Will Fill “Political Vacuum” in Western Europe

Burglars Dug for Treasure   Marshall Declares Future Depends Upon Aid Program   Secretary of State Says High Level Of Recovery Needed

Marshall Hands Jok To U.S.   Reporting On Failure Of Parley, Secretary Pins Hope For Future On ERP Success

REPORT 10 U, S. STRESSES NEED FOR EUROPE AID   Secretary Presents Sober Picture Of London Big “A Failure

Charges Soviets Fight Recovery Of West Europe   Calls American Aid Pragram Only: Way to ‘Force’ Stable Peace

Soviet Rated ‘Hostile’ By Marshall   Secretary Goes On Air to Tell About Situation

MARSHALL HANDS AMERICA JOB OF HELPING WESTERN EUROPE REACH A HIGH LEVF! OF ECONOMIC RECOVERY

Would Aid Europe As Check to Reds   Best Hope Is -in Ecomonic Recovery, Marshall Says in Report   STRUGGLE IS IN OPEN   Russia's Aim to Expand Vast Holding in Europe Emphasized

Marshall Feels Russian Tactics Prevent Lasting Peace Abroad . Until U. S. Aid Brings Recovery

DEPARTMENT OF STATE HEAD BLASTS RUSSIA   Failures in Treaty Negotiations Laid at Feet of For‘eign Minister Molotov

Marshall Blames Russ For Failure  Conference Shows Need of Aid, He   ene eae ee Wreet eae:

Peace Distant, Marshall Says;  Blames Russians   Confident Europe To Be Stabilized

Only Way To Bring Full Peace   Points to Stubbornness of Rassia Regarding Rights, Opportunity, Check on Terror   Blames Molotov

Hands Job Of Aiding Europe To Americans   Probably Only Way to Force Peace on Russia, Secretary Asserts

Marshall Puts Parley Failure Blame Git Soviet   Cites “Frustration Tactics” Used By Molotov To Balk Feace Treaty Settlement

Secretary of State Tells of Relation Between Russian’‘s Actions and Aid

Economic Aid Only Way to Peace Now, Marshall Declares   Blames Molotov for Bis Four Parley Flop In London

EUROPE ACCORD STILL DISTANT, NATION WARNED   Secretary Hits Hostile Act: By Reds, Says Molotov Wrecked Big Four

Police Kill Man in Gun Battle  Wife Says Victim  Left Crime Trail

Parleys Will Be Resumed at 2 P.M. Todav   Conciliators Hopeful Despite Long Lines’ Spurning of $4 Offer

Long Lines Division of Company Flatly Re jects Offer of $2 to $5 A Week Raicn

CONTROLS SAID HOLDING DOWN FOOD GROWING   Even Higher Prices May s Come, Agricultural Commissioners Say

CLAIM EXPORT SYSTEM IS HOLDING DOWN PRODUC:  TION ON THE NA TION’S FARMS

Farm Experts Demand Expor Controls End   Higher Food Prices Seen With Continued Retarded Production

Hens Dosed With Drug Disappear   Doctor Fears Person Taking Chickens May Have More Than A Guilty Conscience If They’re Eaten

Factions Urged to Arbitrate Their Difference:   Britain, France and Belgium Withhold Vote

Seck to Prevent. U.S from Participating: 1 ~ World Trade Plan. .:.

TARIFF BATTLE TAKING SHAPE   Congressional Coalition Of “Protective”. Tariff Advocates And Special Interest Groups Threatens Lower Barriers.

St. Louis National League Club And Farm Chain Sold by Breadon   Postmaster General Will Become President Of Redbirds With Fred M. Saigh, Jr., As  Sacnnd in Command: Price Not Disclosed

ANNOUNCE THE PURCHASE OF ST, LOUIS CARDINALS   The New Owner Is a Syndicate Headed by Robert E. Hannegan.      ALSO MINOR HOLDIN   The Purchase Price Was Noi Disclosed But Estimated at $3,500,000.

St. Louis Cards Sold by Breador to Syndicate   Robert E. Hannegan Heads Group of St. Louis Purchasers

IST OFFICIAL PROBE OPENS INTO TRAGED'   Rumor of Survivors In Wrecked Plant  Termed False 

Attlee’s Call to Work May U pset London’s Spivs’ Idle Wanderings 

TROPICAL STORM DAMAGE [8 LIGHT   HURRICANE SPENDING FORCE IN BARREN AREA SOUTH OF TAMPICO.

111 DEGREES IS RECORDED SATURDAY   Torrid Weather Sets Grass and Forest Fires

Five Percent Of Fall Taxes   Reported “In’   Deadline For Payment Here Monday, Nov. 3

BRITAIN SEEKS TQ AVERT WAR IN HOLY LAND   Talks Begin With Top Zionists On Peace For Palestine

Palestine Near  Open Warfare   Martial Law Reported Probable in Crisis —

MONTGOMERY COUNTY WIFE IS WOUNDED   3isrn. Ruby Cromer, 26, Mellyweed Park, in Mespital With Neck Weusd- Buckhead Meld

GOP STUDIES GUT IN TAXES   Compr romise  May Be Necessary Under Opposition

COMPROMISE ON TAX REDUCTION IS UNDER STUNY   Plan Would Raise Slash For Smallest Taxpayers In Nation

Opposition To 20 Pct. Slash Drives Leaders To Study Compromise   Graduated Plan May Cut Lowest Brackets 3( Percent; Demand For Greece-Turkey Information May Delay Relief Program.

House Leaders Study New Tax Cut Proposal   FLAT 20 PER CENT PLAN MEETS TOO MUCH OPPOSITION

Greater Relief To Little Man Congress Goal   Bigger Reduction For Low Income Groups Soueh+

GROUP STUDIES NEW TAX PLAN   Proposal Would Help Low Income Bracket

Two Repeaters Into Committee      Debate Later Is Nowtainty; Administration: ;Wins First Victory...  In Bouse ~           $4 Bills Eniered: ae At First Session   Lane Wants Sales Tan. Ex. emption Raised From 9. to 14 Cents; 17 Locale Measures Passed’

Stiff Fight On Sales Tax Seen   Two Bills To Repeal Introduced Yesterday

9,000 Under Civil Service  To Benefit   Measure Sent Back To House; Education Bill For Senate Floor

EMERGENCY MEETING ~ ON INDONESIA CALLEL   Russia Accuses United States Of Pressure On Natives _ To By-Pass U.N.”

Blue Names fowa City Attorney To Fill Rankin's Post   Robert Larson Fills Vacancy On Interim Choice

Governor , Blue Names Larson Atty.-General   Iowa Citvan To Serve Until Election; An Assistant Since 1943

Oil Cars for State Asked   Rep. MacKinnon Wants Shortage Eased; Calls Ear Fuel Administraior

Scott On Trial At April Term: Renzo Case Too  Calendar Of 19 Criminal Charges; Four Civil Suits

EAST AND WEST FIGHT RESUMES   China Accuses Russia 0 Inciting Mongolians To Attack After Veto

East vs. West Battle Blazes At UN Session   China Accuses Soviet Of Inciting Invasion; Reds Veto Balkan Move

CHARGED WITH MURDER   Signs Confession; Wayne Shook Held as Accessory

BACON FOR ‘BRITONS DOUBLED =. ‘Canadians Trade’ Pact Means Better :Rations.

President Meets With Cabinet, Cancels Cruise   W Developments’ to Keep Truman in Washington Secretary Ross Says

Report Large Scale Fighting In Jerusalem   Yazur Is Scene Of Latest Arab-Jewish Violence; Unofficial Death Toll Now 300

ARAB-JEWISH FIGHTS FLARE   Unofficial Death Count Since Partition Decision Reaches 300  —-_ a — See ae ae ee On ‘alin ie ein

Report “Large Scale” Fighting In Palestine Area   2 Unofficial Death Count Now 300 Since United Nations Decided to Partition Holy Land

Heavy Fighting in Palestine   Arab-Jewish Warlare Assumes Murderous Branarhang

RIOTS CONTINUE IN HOLY LAND   FIGHTING RAGES AT YAZUR AS JEW BANDS RETALIATE ON ARABS

Large-Scale Jewish-Arab Fighting Flares As Death Toll Increases In Palestine Area

More Heavy Fighting Is Reported   Palestine’s Death Toll Now 300; Jews Attack Arabs

Holy Land’s War Seethes   Large Scale Fights Claimed -Near Yazur

Large Scale Fighting At Yazur   Death Toll In Jewish-Arab Fichting At 300

Report Says Fighting on Large Seale   New Arab-Jewish Conflict Brings Total Dead in Holy Land to 300 Since Partition Decision

Arabs and Jews Battle At Yazur   Ten or More Persons Are Added to Toll of Those Killed

Report Arabs, Jews in ‘Large Scale’ Fighting  Unofficial ‘Count of Dead Stands at 200

Large Jewish Force Reported AttackingArabs   Unofficial Holy Land Death Toll Put At 300

IEWISH FORGES ATTASK ARABS   Holy Land Death Toll Mounts To 300 After Yazur Clashes

Report “Large Scale’ Arab-Jewish  Fighting In Progress In Palestine

New ‘Large Scale’ Fighting Between Arahs, Jews Reported In Palestine District Where 10 Killed On Sunday

Bandits Rob Club Of Half Million   Patrons Lose Furs, Jewelry and Cash

Breitel Says‘Real Estate Taxes, State Aid Basic Ground   Principles, He: Says, Have Not and Will Not Be Ignored by State

—CAMPAIGN IS UNDER WAY—  Taft Blames OPA And Taxes For High Prices

TAFT BLAMES OPA FOR PRICES   College Official Disagrees With Buckeye Senator

Wholesale House  Broken Into Here   Thieves Take Merchandise From Merchants Wholesale Building.

New Yorkers Ready For Legion   Convention Opens Thursday with Lively Time Seen

New York Getting Things Fixed for Legion Convention  Hotels Clip Bottoms o Laundry Bags, Remove Chairs. Couches

New York Braces for Convention of legion Next Week   Newcomers’ Build Legion Event To Greater Size Than Ever

Arms Merger Bill Faces Slow Action   Jurisdictional Dispute Looms Retweern Committees in Senate

SENATE DISPUTES JURISDICTION OF SERVICE MERGER   CONGRESS LIKELY TO PROCEED SLOWLY WITE PRES. TRUMAN’S BILL

Congress Starting Slowly With Armed Forces Merger Bill  Faces Senate Rift On Which Group Is

TO DELAY ACTION QN MERGER BILL   Senate Fights. ~ Over What  Committee Will Hold Preliminary Hearings

Delay Seen For Mercer Bill      Allies Feared Nazi ‘Death Rays’ On D-Day

Senate Likely To Proceed Slowly On Army-NavyMerger   Committees In Tugs For Authoritv

Senate Groups Set For Battle on New Merger Issue Study   Vandenberg Favors Sending Bill to Services Committee

Army, Navy Merger a : Faces D 3 oe  In Cong}? 3%  @  : Committees a mat

See Delay For Merger Measure   Both Houses Indicate They Will Proceed Slowly,

Delay Seen For Mercer Bill      Allies Fi Feared N Nazi ‘Death Rays’ On D- -Day  Relic ey Pipl glint pig ka “a Aha i eae Os cin ae ea i.

Indian Held In Sandhills Axe Slaying   Rushville Couple Beaten To Death In Ranch Home

China Communists Report Start Of Counterattack  Reds Planning to Get All Territory North of Yangtze

Commodity Mart Probe Nears End   Inquiry Centered Around Chicago, Kansas City,  Other Exchanges

Market Sift Nearing End   Attorney General Clark Conducis Inquiry of Speculation Charges

U. 5. INVESTIGATION OF MARKETS NEARING END, CLARK REVEALS  ATTORNEY GENERAL SAY: INQUIRY CENTERED ON MAIN GRAIN EXCHANGE

American Captain is Jailed After  Battle on Vessel  Three Killed, Thirty Injured in Jew Dafiunaan thin Einkt

British Move Follows Ship board Fight In Which Three Die, 30 Injured Yesierday

SEIZE CAPTAIN OF JEWISH SHIP   3X ILLED, 30 HURT AS BRITISH MARINFS BOARDED THE SHIP

Report Yank Captain Held   U. S. Seaman Fatally Hurt in Clash on Refugee Ship

Captain Of Ship Is Held In Jail   American Jailed In Palestine As  Clash Ends

American Captain Is Jailed After  Battle on Vessel  Three Killed, Thirty Injured in Jew Refugee Ship Fight

American Captain ls Held by British   Arrest Follows Battle Aboard Immigrant Ship

THREE DEAD IN PALESTINE BATTLE American Ca ptain Of Jewish Retugee ‘Ship Reported Imprisoned By British

American Jailed In Ship Battle?  Captain of Vessel Reported as Held

AMERICAN SHIP CAPTAIN IN JAIL?   As Result of Shipboard Battle Between Jews and British Marines.

American Jailed Because of Fight On Refugee Ship   Cincinnati Skipper Held By British After Altercation

VDEAD, TrnT Y WRT IN SHIP  nT AT HAIFA   jmerican Captain of Jew: ish Refugee Ship Jailed ;Another Killed

Three Dead After Melee On Jew Ship   American Captain of Refugee Vessel Reported Jailed; Over 30, Persons Are Iniured

Y ank Seaman “Among Victims  Of Refugee Ship   Worcester Minister Says At Least 4 Americans On Palestine Bound Boat

Yank Is Held  In Palestine   American Captain Of Ship Held In Jail Following Shipboard Battle -

U. S. Captain Jailed by British, Report   Two Others Die As Result of Clash Of Haifa

Jail Captain After Battle Aboard Ship   Three Dead And More Than 30 Are Injured

American Skipper of Embattled Ship Reported in Jai   Imprisonment _ Follows Battle Between Jews and British. Marines

SETTLEMENT SOUGHT IN TELEPHONE TIE-UP   Negotiations Continue While Arbitration Is Set Up

Bill To  Cut Out Poll Tax Offered   Republicans Push Proposal Onto House Slate

*One Solon Says Southers Group Oppésed GOPs on Taxes; Idea Now Is to  “Put ‘Em. on the Spot”

Seek Passage Of Anti-Poll Tax Bill As Revenge   GOP’s Cram Measure Or Heuse Schedule To  Crack Dernarrate.

GOP, Irkedat South, Pushes  Poll Tax Ban   Seek to “Get Even’ With Demos for Killing Tax Bill

Anti-Poll Tax Bill On Calendar   GOP To Get Even With Southern Democrats

RECLUSE QUITS SUITE FN HOTEL   First Departure In 4 Years As Irate Tenant Dislikes News

Rich Recluse, Mad At Hotel, Checks Ou:   ‘Woman, Who Had Been Paying $30 A Day Rent, Disappears

West Dallas Sometimes Like Battlefield  Martins And The Coys Have Nothing On Feuding Nearoes

WINTER TIGHTENS GRP ON EUROPE AND BRITISH ISLES   Berlin. Death Toll Mounts: Sweden Almost Encircled   ns Oe fee

180 Dead From Cold eeseeaeeiemeeenenneeenernee reenter ee  Winter Brings Death To lee-Bound Europe

Europe Held Tn Grip Of Snow And fee   New Germany Deaths: Seandinavia lee-Bound Shipping Halted

Winter Tightens Grip On Europe   New Deaths Re Reported In Germany And Now. Total 120. -

Storm Damage In Florida Set At 20 Million  Is Not Record In Dallay  ane

Florida Storm Loss 20 Million   State Counts Seven Dead and Hundreds Injured

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@ PAUL MALLON—   Finds So- Called Anti- Labor Bill Actually Boon to Unions

ad diecast icc  Finds So-Called Anti-Labor Bill Actually Boon to Unions

53 Agree Only Miracle Saved Them When Airliner Went Out of Control, Did Half Outside Loop

Four-Motored Airliner Goes Into Unscheduled. Areobatics, But Lands

House Votes Probe of Fees Paid Sheriffs   Senate May Remove Feb. 10 Deadline On Study Report.

83 Soldiers Flee From Hungary in  Political Drive   Austrian Border Flights Follow Escape of Red  Opposition Leader

Reds Detain Refugee Band, Is Belief  83 Hungarians  im Mesinn tn

RUSSIANS TAKE 83 HUNGARIANS INTO CUSTON   One of Unit’s Soldiers Mav Have Reached British Haven

ROVAL  10 BE NOV, 2   Westminister Abbey Selected for British Nuptials, Dalans Announces

Gestapo Adjutant Caught . After Two-Year Search  Brig. Gen, Neumann, Hirnmler. Henchman, Found Working Near Berchtesgaden.

WANTED NAZI 1S CAPTURED   Chief Adjutant to Heinrich Himmler Caucht in Bavaria

‘Yanks Arrest Himmler Aide   Gen, Neumann Found Posing as Farmer

Himmler's Chief Deputy Captured   Neumann Found After Two-Year Search by U. S. Investigators

Long-Sought Nazi General Neumann Caught In Bavaria   Gestapo Chief's ‘Right Hand Man' Nabbed After Widespread Search

Himmler Aide Caught: After 2-Year Search   U.S: Investigators Find Gen. Neumann Posing as Farmer

Aide to Himmler Found Working As Farmer In Bavaria; Had “Roll” Of $62;500

AMERICANS CATCH UP WITH NAZI NEUMANN   Himmler’s Chief Aid Taken After Two-Year Search

Chief Aide Of Himmler Is Captured  General Now In Custody ‘Of Americans

Gestapo Leader Nabbed in Bavaria   Two-Year Search for Himmler Aide Ends

Himmler’s Aide  Finally Nabbed   General Meumann Of 5! Guard Had $62,500  In Possessian.

Crippled Veteran Robs Wife of Friend To Have ‘One. Last Fling’ Before Death

—FEEDS WORLD Less Food On Tables Now Urged  Exports Smash Grain Surplus

U. S. Exporting Grain Record   History-Making Total Lies BeIInd. Request for Public To Save Food.

U. $. Grain Exports Greater Since War  Two-Year Total More Than Any in History

WHY SAVING OF GRAIN BY U.S. IS NECESSARY   More Exported Since War Than By Any Other Country

AMERICAN GRAIN EXPORTS DOUBLE OTHER NATIONS   United StatesBecomes Leader in Shipments Since End of War

AMERICAN GRAIN PICTURE VIEWED   Records Exports to Hungry People Overseas Depletes Stocks in This Country

LABOR BILLS SET TO CHANGE WHOLE PATTERN IN SHOPS   ‘Local Bargaining Would Substitute Concentration of Union Power

Fire Losses in Ohio Alarming   Examiner Publisher Is Sentenced To Jail

First Bill, Reclassifying Personnel, Is Before House for Second Reading.

EMPLOYE BILL FIRST MEASURE iN LECISL ATURE   Will Be Before House For Secand Reading—Goes To Senate Friday

POSTERS ASKING: CONTINUED _ RESISTENCE ARE POSTED ~ IN JERUSALEM BY. JEWISH LEADERS

TROOPER SHOOTS BANDIT SUSPECT   Officer Attacked When He Stops Car

‘One of Four Men Shot by Trooper ‘During Probe of $4,811 Robbery

Senate Vote To Show Line-Ur On Lilienthal  Senate Committee OK’s Greek Aid; House Also In Favor

One Man's Opinion  A Radio Commentary  By W. EARL HALL Mancaeaina Editor

ALL AMERICAN CRISIS PLANS ARE APPROVED   PLEA FOR HARMONY IGNORED IN FRESH SOVIET BLASTS

SOVIET OPPOSITION BEATEN BY ASSEMBLY      United Nations Agree To U. 5. Proposals To Deal With Greek And Korean kesue<

Russia lenores Harmony Plea Issued by Lie   Soviets, LU. S. on Same Side on Lone Issue;  Large Agenda Adopted

Soviet Delaying Tactics Overrun By Big Majority   Vishinsky Talks Loudly in Committee Session and in Open Debate

Vote Veto-Free Agency Over Bitter Objection by Russia’s Vishinsky  ay   Assembly Adopts 61-Item Agenda As Submitted By Steering Group

U. 5. Proposals On Greece And Korea Okayed   Lie Makes Impassioned Plea For Peace Among Powers

U.S. PROPOSALS ARE CARRIED BY HEAVY MARGINS   Peace Body to Consider New Veto-Free Agency; Vishinsky Orates in Vain

U.S.PlanOn Crises Gets  Heavy Favor   Backing Is Given Proposed Actions For Greece. Knrea

Air of Bitter  Contest Prevails  During Voting me vd West Split  erican 2 oe Accented

U. N. Majorities Flatten Repeated Red Protests   55-Nation Body Also Approves Debate On New Italian Treaty

Assembly Approves 3 American  Proposals  Deal With Greek And Korean Crisi: Creation of New Security Agency

Vishinsky Continues His Tirade Against US Despite Lie’s Plea to End Feuding

AMERICAN PROPOSALS ‘ARE APPROVED   Argentine Suggests Revision of New Italian Peace Treaty

U. S. Proposals Win Approval  Vishinsky Renews Attack On Policies

U.S. Proposals for Greece, Korea Adopted   Veto-Free Security Council Plan Will Be Considered

DECIDES 10 TAKE UP-REVISION OF ITALIAN TREATY   Assembly Also Approves American Propesal That It Consider Veto-Free Security Agency.   LIE URGES HARMONY AMONG GREAT POWERS   Appeal Ignored by Vishinsky Who Launches New Attack on American Policies.

UN Majorities Steam-Roller Red Opposition  US Proposals on ree ~~ a i, 6 6S   US Proposals on Greek, Korean Crises Approved by Assembl:

VOTES 10 WEIGH NEW VETO-FREE SECURITY AGENCY   Also Approves Plan to Debate Revisions in Ialian Pact.   SLAV BLOC HOLDS SOLID   Vishinsky Again Lashes at —  U. S., Ignoring Lie’s Harmony Plea.

SLAVIC BLOC DEFEATED IN BITTER FIGHT   Votes F ollow Renewal Of Attack On U. S. By Vishinsky

U.N. Majorities Steamroller All Red Opposition   American Proposals On Greek And Korean Crises And Creation Of New Veto-Free Security Agency Are Approved

Assembly Approves U.S. Plan   Yo Deal With ‘The Greek And Korean’ Crises. Slav Bloc Sup" ports: Seviel Solidly.

(Many Local Businesses To Be Closed lITwo Days In Observance Of Holiday

Big Four Envoys Confident Terms Can Be Made; Marshall Encouraged by Tone of Session

Allies Seek To End Rift   Conciliatory Tone Marks 9th Meeting Of Big 4 Diplomats in Moscow

SLIGHT RELIEF FROM HEAT SET FOR MIDWEST   Detroit Automobile Workers Leave Key Jobs

Complete  Plan For Holy Land Debate Readied   British Expected To Leave Time-Table As Flexible’ As Possible; Set Time Next August   Conunittees Make Final Suggestions   Plea Made’ For’ Vote Bs End This Week; Ses sion’s Eid Hangs On  -* ‘Palestine Debate’

British Finish Palestine Plan   General Withdrawal Pattern Prepared

Britain Ready To Lay Her Plans For Withdrawal From Palestine Before UN

Student Charged With Murdering B&M Conductor   Train Fight Over Smoking, Cublninates In Sudden; Death Of Portland Man:

KHlere’s Final Bulletin From   Get That Valentine Before Midnight!

Single Girls’ Racket  Final Warning To Hubby. Get Wife Valentine Gift

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Last Warning To Husbands: ‘Don’t Forget Valentine!’

It All Boils Down to the — Fact That You Better Get the Wife a Valentine

Otherwise, U. S. May  Be Forced to Go Ahead Without Her; Pact Job Should Not Take Long

American Officials Hope Russia Wil Agree to Attend Jap Treaty Talks; Neparate Peace Said Alternative

RUSSIA STUDIES AMERICAN PLANS COR JAP TREATY  \ © winttn OUTLAW THE

Red Consent On Japan Possible   U. S. Hopes s Moscow T¢ Approve Plan For Peace Session

U.S. Might Make A Separate Peace   Officials Feel Treaty With Japan Might Be Work able One   NO RED TROOPS THERE   Neither Does Russia Control Jap Territory; Still Wants Veto

Want Jap Peace Parley Free Of Big Power Veto   American Officials Say Separate Peace Alternative Uniess Moscow Agrees To Pian

U. §. Hopes Russia Will Agree to VetoFree Nip Pact Talk   Rejection of Plan by Reds Might Bring Separate Peace Treaties

U. S. Proposes Veto-Free Jap Treaty Parley   Officials Hope for Moscow Consent to Jap Peace Treaty Conference Without Big Power Veto.

US May Make Separate Jap Peace Treaty   American Leaders Hope Russia Will Accept Our Plan

Hope Russia To Co-operate In  Talks On Japan   Separate Peace Treaty Possible If Soviet Insists On Vata Pawar.

‘SEPARATE TREATY 15 POSSIBLE  Peace Talks With  No Veto U. S. Aim

U.S. Proposal for Japanese Treaty 's Before U. N. Group   Hope for Red Cooperation; Has Alternative Action

Hope Russia Will Join in Treaty Talks   Veto-Free Parley For Japan Pact Proposed; Separate Accords Possible

U. S. Hopeful For Jap Peace Treaty Talks   RUSSIAN OPPOSITION IS TO BE EXPECTED NOW

U. 5. HOPEFUL RUSSIA WILL AGREE   Separate Pact Is Planned Unless Kremlin Signs   Would Be Ruled Out Under New Program: 11 Nations To Hold Key Roles

‘Hope Russia Won't Use  ‘Veto Power   if Moser Does, Then U.S. May Go Ahead With Separate Treaty Of Peace With Japan

Voice Hopes Kremlin Will Agree to Jap Treaty Talks Free of Veto By The Big Powers

AMERICAN OFFICIALS VOICE. HOPE RUSSIA TO JOIN JAP PACT TALK, lock SEPARATE PEACE POSSIBLE

U. 5. Hoping Reds To Drop Velo Stand   Otherwise May Go Ahead With Separate Treaty With Japan; Conference Sought

Hope to Get Soviet Into Peace Meet   America Believes Russia Will Take Part In Jap Talks

OFFICIALS HOPE REDS WILL JOIN JAP PEACE TALK   J. S. Proposes Veto-Free Conference of 11 Nations to Develop Treaty

Separate Peace  If Russia Balks  On Jap Treaty   US. Hoping M Moscow Will Agree To Peace Talke.

REDS MAY SHUN TREATY TALKS   But U. S. Officials Hope Moscow Will Help Draft Peace Pact with Japan

U. $. Voices Hope Russia Will Agree To Jap Peace Plan  If Moscow Rejects It This Country May Make Own Peace

‘U.S. Hopes Russia Will Agree To Japanese ‘Peace Treaty Parley Sans Big Power Veto

Officials Have Hope Russians Will Put Okay On U. S. Plans   Conference Proposal Is Greatly Different From Europe Set-Up

Hope Soviets Will Abandon Veto at Jap Treaty Talks   U.S. May Have to Go Ahedd With a  “Separate Peace! {ft Kramlin Daterene

U.S. Might Make A Separate Peace   Officials Feel Treaty Witt _ Japan Might ‘al Work able   Neither Does Russia Control Jap Territory; Still Wants Veto

Am ericans Plan to Act On Jap Pact   Hope Is That Kreralin ‘Will Drop Veto,. but  - Separate - Treaty Is Possibility.   Problems Fewer   Japanese Treaty. Offers. _ Germany’s ; Fewer. Blocks ‘Than

Fireman Dies In Derailment  Of CGW Train   Engineer Scalded As Passenger Leaves Rails Near Shannon City

Kansas Federation to ‘Meet Here April 8-9   Convention is Expected To Attract 300 Women; Litthe Thester Hendounriers

Emporia Will Be Host To State Club Meeting   Women's Federation Here  Tuesday and Wednesday For 53nd Annesrck Coset.

LEAVES COURT HOUSE WITHOUT HEAT SYSTEM   Firemen From Three Other Towns Help Battle Flames

BRICE ISSLATEDTO BE NEW COMMISSIONER   Present Member OF PSC Expected To Succeed Elgin, Annapelis Rourcec Says

srants, LOans ATEN ed In Plan Extending To June, 1952; Proposed New Administrative Agency, Would Have $20,000 Director

Time Is Of The Essence For Europe  Marshall Warned      Marshal! Warned Three Weeks Ago That Continent’s Fate Must Be Settled Without Delay

Sen. Martin Warns Of Foreign ‘Isms   Tells Legionnaires Commun ism And Bigotry Are Twin Evils In America

Russia Asks UN Take Action In Indonesian War   Charge U. S. Offer to Mediate Undeclared War Was “Means of Circumventing’’ UN; Soviet Move Complicates Mediation Plan

Soviets Charge Action By U.S. Would Bypass UN   Dutch Had Accepted Offer Of Mediation  In Indonesian War

Holland Agrees To U.S. Offer But Sovief Balks   Russia’s ‘No-Man’ Says Action Would, Circumvent The U. N

Gromyko Opposes Mediation Offer   American-Proposal Called By-Passina of Security Council

U. 5. Proposal For Indonesia Called By-Pass  Gromyko Asserts Council Must Make

Surprise Act Entangles Peace Plans   Soviets Disapprove Of Offer to Help In Indonesian Case

Russ Hit US. Mediation In Java War   Dutch Accept Offer Of Arbitration With Indonesian Republic

‘Russians Toss Wrench Into ‘Mediation Try   Accuse U. S. In Effort To Halt Dutch-Indonesian Conflict

Netherlands:     U.S. Proposal   Gromyko Blasts Going Over: Head of United: Nations

Java; Dutch: Accept Offer: Of Mediation   Then Gromyko Raises Objections To Complicate Effort For Peace. —

‘Binding Action By UN Urged by Soviet Delegate   Netherlands Accepts American Proposal To Settle Indonesia War

Russia Balks At Mediation Offer of U.S.   Demands Security Council of U. N. Take “Binding Action” in Indonesian Situation

Reds Fight Mediation Proposal   Charge U.S. Offer ShortCircuits U.N. in Indonesian Dispute

Russia Asks  Action by UN.  In Indonesia Aecuses U. 8. of  gigs... gt gg

Council Of UN Slated To Act On Peace Peril   Probe Charge Situatious In Indonesia, Balkans _ (ause...War, Menace; “"U. S. Offers Aid ~

DUTCH ACCEPT U.S OFFER TO NEDUTE UNDECLARED WAR   Russia Charges American Action Means Of Cireumventing UN.

U.N. Council Hears Dutch Set To Open Parley Now   Session Set Today To Discuss Balkan Boundary. Disorders

Await Advice On Procedure,  U.N. Informed   Britain Proposes American Proposal Re Set Aside

Russia Seeks To Block U. S. Offer To Mediate Dutch-Indonesia Conflict

DEMANDS THAT U.N. COUNCIL TAKE ACTION   Says Mediation of Indonesian Fight Circumvents U. N.

Russia Assails U.S. Offer in Indonesia   Calls Proposed Mediation of Undeclared War ‘Effort to Circumvent’ United Nations and Demands ‘Binding Action’ By Security Council

FOR COUNCIL ACTION   Russia In Surprise Move Against U. S. Meditation Plan

Gromyko Wants Security Council To Take Action   Washington's Proffer Is  Ageanted hy Netherlands

GROMYKO RAPS U.S. OFFER 10 MEDIATE WAR   Situation Complicated As Russian Demands  U.N. Action

CHARGES OFFER IS ATTEMPT 10 CIRCUMVENT UN   Soviets Demand Council Take “Binding” Action on Plan for Indonesia

Soviets Block U.S. Mediation Of Dutch War   ‘It’s for UN,’ Declares Gromyko; Offer Alreadv Accepted

INDONESIAN WAR PROBLEM BEFORE UNITED NATIONS   RUSSIA DECLARES U. S. SEEKS EVADE SECURITY COUNCIL

Claims Attempt To “Circumvent” United Nations   Surprise Move After Americar Offer For Indonesian Aid Was Accepted

The Weather   Russia Raps Indonesian  Offer by U. S.   Gromyko Urges Security Council To Speed Action

Blocks Indonese > Settlement   Gromyko Declares U. S. Offer,to Mediate War, Accepted By Dutch, By-Passes the U. N. :

U.S. Mediation  Offer Skirts UN,  Charges Russia Duich Agree to Proposal;  Roport Republic Official: . Willing on feriain Terns

News Day And Night   Gromyko Charges U. S&S. Offer Means *‘Cireumventing’ United Nations   Agrees, However,  War Should Stop   America’s Proposal To Intervene Already Accepted By Netherlands

REDS RESENT U.S. ROLE IN DUTCH AFFAIR   Balk at American Media« tion of Dispute With Indonesia, Insisting That Case Be Security, Council Problem.

MEDIATION OF FAR EAST WAR UNDER ATTACK   Reds Say Security Council, Not America, Should Act On Indonesia Strife

Russia Charges US Trying To Bypass Council   Dutch Accept American Offer to Mediate In Indonesian Warfare

DUTCH ACCEPT US. MEDIATION OFFER   Gromyko Charges America. With Trying To Circumvent UN in Indonesian Dispute

UN Act Wanted Instead  Of US   Move Complicates Mediation Plan As Proposed

Soviet Says U.N. Should ‘Take Action   Plan, Accepied by Dutch, Seriously Complicated By Surprise Move on Part of Gromvko

Insist Council Of U.N. Should Take Action   American Proposal Accepted By Dutch Before Soviet Blow

Russians Charge U.S. With Tying To By-pass UN.   Say American ‘Offer To tron Out “Wart: In Indonesia Is Up  To Security: Caunetl

Russia Charges U.S. With Try To By-Pass U.N.   Gromyko Complicate Attempt to Mediate Indonesian Conflict

Nations Smash Red Opposition To Bank Plans   Soviet Charges Monetary Tie-Up With U. N. Makes Charter Vinlatian

Agreement Linkin Bank With U.N  Wins I:sndorsement   Social, Economic Group Driving Toward Adjournment After Four Weeks of Stormy Sessions

REDS DEFEATED ON BANK ISSUE   Soviet Charges Fiseal Plan UN Violation

HIGHLIGHTED BY SPLIT OF EAST, WEST   Vigorous Opposition Of Russia to Bank  Is Overriden

Approves   Linking Bank With The U.N.   . 4  White Russia and ‘Norway Cast Votes Against The American Proposal

Russians Beaten Again in Latest UN Disagreement   Change in Banking Setup Fought by Reds Who Lose 13 to 3.

UN Economic Council Backs American Plan   Recommends Agreement Linking International  Bank With UN

UN, LINKED UP TQ WORLD BANK   Stiff Soviet Opposition Overridden In 13 To 3 Vote Of Council

International Bank Becomes  Special ‘Link’   Vigorous Opposition Made By Russia To Develapment, Recenstruction Avreement   Convene At Night After Long Talks   Rassia Not Member of Bank Or Fund, Says Agreement Is Charter Violation

World Bank to: Be Linked With the: UN   U. S. Proposal Carries Despite Soviet Oppesition

World Bank. U. N. Linked By 13-3 Vote   Action Taken Despite Soviet Protest It Violates Charter

World Bank Agreement  Approved   UN Couneil Defeats Russian Opposition By Vote of 13 to 3

Red Opposition To Resolution  Is Voted Down   Agreement by Council To Be Recommended to General Assembly

Russian Opposition Fails to Stop UN. Decisions on International Bank

-U.N. Councit Votes To Link World Bank  Action Overrides   Action Overrides Stiff Objection Of Soviet Russia

Defeat Many Russ Charges And Protests   Say Bank Agreement Would Violate Charter: Vote 13-3.

House: Agriculture :, Committee fo Tour _ Nation's Farm:Areas   Hearings Will Be: Held -over Entire U.S.

—Off-Year Elections—   Kentucky Votes For A Governor; Little In Way Of Trends

Truman Makes Peace Appeal   President Leads Nation in Observance Of Christmas From White House

Global Unity Urged In True Yule Spirit   Message Heard Throughout Globe; Moré Aid Planned. Nations Told

OIL WORKERS STRIKE 1S POSTPONED   Deadline Delayed To Wednesday At 10 a. m.

Unions Allow New 24-Hour Grace Period   ‘More Conferences Called  In Effort to Reach Solution

OIL STRIKE OFF FOR TWO DAYS   Last Minute Wage Offers Studied; N.Y. Building Hit by Dispute

ClO Oil Workers Postpone Strike On Pacific Coast   New Deadline Set Definitely 10 A. M. Wednesda

People of Holland fight for recovery ‘by their own efforts, reports Randag

 . , ‘People of Holland fight for recovery i by their own efforts, reports Randag

YOUNG CONVICT FLEES PRISON   Escapes From Waupun by  Scaling Outer Wall

DULLES URGES POLICY SWITCH   Would S et Up New Economic Federation Of Europe

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  ‘Langley Collier Was Here?  Or, Why Keep A Clean Desk?

Business of Keeping a Desk Clean Is Tough — Especially in a. Newspaper Office

290 US. WOMEN HELD BY RUSSIANS   Soviet Ignores Pleas by State Department for Release of Group

SIX-MONTH STALL   Russ Ignore Call to ‘Free’ 250 American Spouses

Russia seeks To Keep U. S. Out Of Europe Is Beliel   Secretary Marshall Under stood To Be Making This Report To Washington   INTERPRETATION OF MOLOTOV’S ACTION

Royal Family New  Trying to Get  Out of Ramania Applications for 60  Passperts Made; Switzerland Is Goal

Mihai Family To Leave Soon   New Gorernmment Fekes Over Rapidly; Mitioi Caw Come and Go ar Me Pleareys

Mihai to go To Switzerland  Asks for 60 Passports For Himself and Retainers

Michael Asks Romania Exit   Royal Family Seeks Passports for Sixty

Royal Family To Get Out  Of Romania   Seek 60 Passports; : Mihai Free To Come, Go As He Pleases

ROYAL FAMILY OF ROMANIA WILL DEPART   Ex-King Mihai and 59 Others to Give Up Residence in Newly Proclaimed “Popular Democratic Republic.”

King Mihai’s Household Asl 60 Passports  Abdicated Monarch LE, Po een Cnn’

To Leave Romania   Mihai and Entire Royal Family May Live in Switzerland

Romanian Royalty Seek 60 Passports   Expect Mahai to Go To Switzerland Soon

Romanian Roya Family Applies For Passports   Ex-King Mihai Has Conference With  Pramiar Pairn Craza

STORMS LEAVE THREE OHIODANS DEAD THURSADY   Lightning Kills Two Girls at Church Camp; Mercury Slides Fast

Coal Wage Parley Being Continued   Lewis And Operators To Re sume Wage Negotiations This Afternoon   MINES SEIZED BY U.S. ONE YEAR AGO

Intra - Industry Battle Waging Over New Programs To Save More Grain In Distilleries

4-H Club National Prize Winner Doesn’t Know One End of A Cow From Another, Doesn’t Plan Farm Home

57501000 Blaze  _ Sweeps Schoo   No Students in Classes At Time of Fire

Carnival Spirit Rules In. Londen’ On. Eve Of Wedding Of Princess

LONDON THRONGS GAY ON EVE OF ROYAL WEDDING   Hundreds of Thousands Surge  Through Sireets im Noisiest Celebration Since 1937 Coronation.   ELIZABETH WAVES AT CHEERING CROWD   Hundreds Sleep on Curbs Along Route of Procession ~-Philip Given Title of Duke of Edinburgh.

Government Okays Funds For Projects’      7 Towns Get Aitnork: funds -

Government Okays Funds. For. Projects” ; South Plains Towns Get Airport Funds -

FRIENDS GIVE HELP ASINDIANA BANKER COVERS SHORTAGE   Napoleon Cashier Tells of Taking $43,494, but Says it Was for Business Purposes.   ACTIONS CALLED AS NOT UNUSUAL

3 OKLAHOMA GIRLS — BURNED TO DEATH   Daughters of Farm Couple Perist When Fire Yesteov- Their Home Near Vinita.

AMERICAN LEAGUE FRESIDENTS CALLED INTO A ‘MEETING TO CONSIDER WHITE SOY SLISPENSION

FIGHTING MARINE . LEADER 1S DEAD   Gen. Geiger Dies in Naval Medical Center

Status of Major Bills   Progress of Measures Through Congress Detailed

Men to Vote on New Offer by Standard Oil   Union Chief Not Wholly Satisfied; Puts it Up To. Workers

Oil Workers Defer Strike In 5 States   Tentative Agreement Reached in Western Dispute Over Wages

Oil Strike Called Off Indefinitely   Tentative Agreement On Wage Question to Be Voted On by Union

OiL STRIKE POSTPONED INDEFINITELY   Union Chief Calis Off Walkout 2 Hrs Before Deadiine

SELFRIDGE DIES IN BRITISH HOME   Noted Department Store Executive Was 83

In Praise of Right-Wingers  No Better Ideology In Prospect, Former President Hoover Says

[SPECIAL EDUCATION SUPERVISOR NAMED   Miss Grace H. Brandon, Berwick, Chosen For AdamsFranklin Post, Succeeding Dr. Raiph A. Scrafford

Truman To Sign Anti-laflation Bill Of Congress   ‘Sen. Taft Measure To Be Approved By President Probably During Dav   ADVISERS WARN ON PROSPERITY

Taft Bill Operati ou  Planned   Closer Balance Of Wages, Profits and Prices Is Advocated

DETAILS OF LYNCH PARTY ARE GIVEN AT COURT HEARING   Prosecution’ Tells How Negre Was Battered and Then Shot to Death

S.C, ATTEMPTS TO SEND 31 10 ELECTRIC CHAIR   Picture Of Lynch-Mur. der Revealed As 31 White Men Con. tinue On Trial In Abduction - Killing Of Youthful Negro.

Beating Report  Handed To Jury   Taxi-Driver Puts His Finger On Defendant

a ieeaaar henge Nobu. ital, go <eenaggaemeemniamaadl HIO GASOLINE TAX REVENUE DISTRIBUTED

U.S, RABIES CONTROL COMMISSION ASKED   Veterinarians At Cincinnati ~ Warned Of Disease Rise

Seaway Is Called Helpful But Not: Vital to Defensi   Royall, Undersecretary of War, Gives Plan Limited Approval   WOULD BE DIFFICULT TO PROTECT IN WAR   Project Would Assist In  dustrial Mobilization, He Declares

Seaway Gets. Cool Support From Army   Undersecretary Calis Lakes Region Subject To Polar Air Attack

ARGUMENTS HEARD ~ ON SEAWAY PLAN   Royall Gives Project Limited Annroval

PLANES-CRASH DURING GAME   rWO PILOTS FROM: AIRBASE REAR COLUMBUS ‘KILLED “IN MID-AIR COLLISION

NEW BLAST IS ISSUED  Wallace Says U. $. Will Never Be Victor In Third World War.

U.S. NEVER. WILL     WIN ANOTHER WAR, WALLACE STATES   Claims We Will Not Have Strong  Allies in Event War Is Allowed to Break

PULLMAN SALE APPROVED   Supreme Court Allows Purchase Of Business by 43 Railroads

REVENUE BUREAU CUT BLASTED BY TRUMAN   Treasury-Post Office Fund Bill Signed By President

POST OFFICE   President Criticizes Gross Inadequacy’ Of Tax Colleition Funds

Treasury, Postottice  Funds Bill ls Signed   ‘Gross Inadequacy’ of Measure’s Allocation For Tax Collection Is Criticized by Truman

F srecasts luge. Loss   ‘Truman - Criticizes Fund Cut For Tax Collection Agency

TRUMAN AIMS NEW BARB AT CONGRESS   Charges Funds For Tax. Col. testan lnadoauata

Truman Signs Bill Bui Is Critical Of Its Provisions   Says Treasury-Post Office Appropriations Inadequate In Tax Collection Funds

Appropriations Bill for Treasury Post Office Criticized by Truman

NEW TROPICAL STORM.MAY HIT STATE ON HEELS OF ' OTHER DISASTROUS TWISTERS

NEW TROPICAL. STORM FORMS   Southern Florida Jitter) As Gale Found 800 Miles To Southeast

Into Last Lap Of ‘f] Session   Legislature Must Balance the Budaet

Have Four Days for New Taxes   Legislature Has 30 Million Deficit and 28 Million in New Taxes

ARMY BOMBER FALLS; 3 KILLED, 1 INJURED   Plane Plunges Into Creek Bed and Burns Four Miles North of Dayton, O., Field.

FIND LOOT IN BURGLARIES IS OVER $11,500   Chicagoans Are Accused Of Many Raids in Region’   HELD UNDER BOND

PARATROOPER NOT IDENTIFIED AT OVERELL TRIAL AS MAN WHO STUDIED WIRING WITH ‘BUD

STATE FAILS TO TIE DAVIS WITH GOLLUN   Yacht Death Defense Hits Destruction Of Evidence

Incomes, Grain And Livestock Production Soar   Civilian Population Begins Increase After Falling O8 Duriug War; Eminloyment Up Substantialls

HINTON GIRL Ih JURED ON SUNDAY   Phyllis Lau, 17, Hurt In Sled-Car Accident In Sioux City

GAS SHORTAGE FOR MIDWEST   Rationing for Othe Sections Held Not Probable

Federal Judge Orders 0.P.A. to Stop Industrial Sugar Ration — . Under “Historical Use” Formula.

INDUSTRIAL USERS ARE TO GET SUGAR   : OPA Ordered to Stop Ration ing Under “Historical Use” Formula.

Orders End o! Sugar Ration: For Industry  Counsel Warns Ruline Threat

Court Orders Halt for Sugar Ration   Ruling, for Industrial Users May Upset Whole OPA Program

Court Orders  Industry Sugar  Ration Stopped OPA Alternatives  Are New Formula Or Wait Upon Appeal

OPA Speedily Appeals Ruling OF U.S. Judae   Edict Follows Invalid Finding By Federal Jurist In Capital Last Week

Orders Stop In Sugar Rationing To Industry   Judaqe’s Decision Will Be Appealed By OPA Attorney

Directive Given  By Federal Judge   Chief OPA Counsel, Saying Ruling May, Threaten Entire Sugar Rationing Program, Files Notice Of Appeal 

‘Historical Use’ Formula Illegal   Federal Judge Orders OPA To Stop Method Of  Industrial Rationing.

Entire National Program Periled, Chief OPA Counsel Advises Court As Washinston Judee Directs Step

OPA ORDERED 10 HALT INDUSTRIAL SUGAR RATIONINE   “Historical. Use” Formula Declared invalid by  geal cs chin TE

Court Orders OPA To Stop Rationing Industrial Sugar   Follows Finding That  “Use”? Formula Illegal

PLAN “LAST LOOK’ ~ FOR LOST SEAMEN   Three Survivors of Wrecked Freighter Recovering

Four Survivors:  Of Wrecked Freighter Fourid   No Hope Held ‘For. Other.  45 Crewmen -

Closed Shop Ban Other GOP Bills Given Approval   Industrywide Unions Flayed at Hearings Of Senate Committee

Oppose Proposals For Government Intervention  To Solve Labor Problems

UP LABOR COURTS   N.A.M. Spokesman Endorses  Other G.O.P. Plans to.  i  furkh Uniane *

China Reds Besiege Rail Key   Fighting Heaviest  Since Last Winter; 10,000 Communists Declared Casualties

Chinese Reds Lose 10,000 Men In Renewed Battle  Government Is Using Air Power to Smash Communists

Report ‘Heavy F ighting in Area South of Peiping Between Reds: Nationals

Chiang Airmen  Crack Hard At Attacking Reds   Losses Of 10,000 Reported In Fighting Below Peiping.

Chinese Reds Suffer Heavy Casualties   Strike Rail Center 100,000: Strong

Szepingkai ls Under Bitter Siege   Manchurian Red Losses Are Reported as Running Into Thousands

Fierce Fighting Rages in China  100,000 Communists Arrayed Against Rail City

HEAVY FIGHTING RAGES IN CHINE   Chiang Kai-Shek’s Forces Forces Claim 10,000 Communists Are Casualties

CHINA CIVIL WAR» TEMPO QUICKENED   Planes Employed in Un.precedented Strength.

Big Scale Warfare Flares in China; Chiang Uses Planes   Wortime American Ships Used---Account:  Of a Government ° Vietaru Area Unxpia.l

BITTER FIGHTING IN CHINESE WAR   100,000 REDS LAY SIEGE TO RAIL CITY IN ALL OUT EFFORT

Sino Reds In Bitter Attack On Rail Center   SAVAGE FIGUTING = IS WAGED IN CHINA TODAY

AR IN CHINA GETTING BITTER   100,000 Reds Driving Against Big Rail Center

Fighting in China Flares   Governrecat Air Fighters Fly Many Sorties; Bitter Siege on Meor Peiping

Chinese Use Warplanes  10,000 Communists Reported Killed in Battle at Shihkiachwang

FIERCE BATTLE ~ RAGES IN CHINA   Government Air Power Causes Heavy Losses For Communists

Planes:-Pound:  Reds Attacking China Rail City   100,009 Communists Arrayed Against Town Suffer Heavy Losses

10,000 Reds Lost in China Battle   Nationalists Use Air Power To Stem Drive

Heavy Fighting Rages Around China Rail City  Planes are Used  By Government T.. Cs... Date

PLANES BATTER CHINA'S REDS IN FIGHT FOR BASE   10,000 Of 100,000 Troops Raiding Shihkiachwang Reported Casualties

first Tests Of Taft-Hartley Law lo Start In Washington On Friday

Senate Votes to Close OPA   Calls for End June 30 Act Goes to House

Five Perish In Apartment Fire   Qne Woman Is Missing And 60 Made Homeless By Blaze.

Freak Storm Cuts Through Town of Leon   Wind Follows on Heels of Heavy Rain, Lightning

SEVERE STORM HITS LEON, 1A   ‘Windstorm Damages School And Department Store

No One Seriously Injured; Extensive Damage fo Property   Streets Littered With Trees, Power Lines and Rubbish

Freak Hurricane Roars Over Leor   Follows on Heels  of Electrical Storm

Woman's Dream About Atom Bomb. 6 Months Before Hiroshima, Had Scientists Worried, Says Officer

Legislator Faces Sanity Probe in Senate Shooting   Oklahoma Representative tz Be Tested After Gun - Duel With Senator

STATE OBTAINS SANITY TEST FOR REP. SCOTT   Doctors To Examine ‘Legislator Who Shot  Sanatnr   VICTIM RESTING   Divorced Wife Visits Aceused Lawmaker In Cell

Youth Convicted  on Murder Count Hearing Scheduled  toa Teel Saermnity

Youth Convicted  on Murder Count Hearing Scheduled to Test Sanity

Heads for Jangle To Study GancearFree Indians in ‘Memory of His Wife

Pro-Red Win Hungary" Premier Post  ee. a   ‘Communiets ‘Control ‘Nation ‘100%, Says Official After. Coup.

Hungarian Official Fears His Country Is Lost to West  Pro- Communist Named   Pro-Communist Named Premier in Place  Of Ousted Nagy

REDS OK NEW PRIME MINISTER Communists Take Full Control Of Hungary

HUNGARY TAKEN BY COMMUNISTS   High Official Declares Reds Are Prepared To Run Country

SOVIETS STAGE HUNGARIAN COUP   Communists Reported in Contro! of Government

Hungary Lost To Democracy In Soviet Coup   Terrified Official Says Russians Will Train, Equip Hungarians As Red Force

France Expelling Twenty Russians   Twenty Soviet Citizens, Includin, Four Newspapermen, Asked To Leave Country

GRAIN LEADERS BLAME TRUMAN FOR HIGH PRICES   Government Purchases To Fill Exports Cited; Market Drop Checked

Major Officials Blame Truman Administration For High Grain Prices         Meanwhile Butter And Eggs Decline In Some Cities. Flanders Sug” vests “Contrals”.

Senate Probers Call For Law Enforcing Adequate Safety Code For Mines   investigators Report Cenualis Trageaw Of Last Viarch 25 Caused By Explosives Used  ae ee e “9 y = 4

Senators Call For Legislation To Enforce Safety In Nation’s Mines

Mother Had Hands Full; 8 Cases of Whooping Cough--Now She Has It!

U.S. Makes Protest to Reds Public   “Flagrant Interference’ In Hungarian Affairs Charged by Note.

LABOR UNION. “NOT TO HAVE NLRB SERVICE   MINE UNION CHIEF SWUNG AFL COUNCIL TO HIS SIDE DURING HEATED SEsSIONS OF GROUP

Lewis Blocks — AFL Signing Of Affidavits   Executive Council Of A.F.L. Follows Lewis’ Lead On New Labor Law   COMMUNISM IS _AFFIDAVIT ISSUE

Farm Federation Prepares fo Act On Resolutions  Boost in Peacetime ‘Price Supports and

OLIVE BORDEN DIES PENNILESS   Once Charmer in Hal Roact Comedies of Twenties Now Forootten

French Must Buy Bonds Or Pay Taxes   Program Designed Drain Off Surplus Purchasing Power

France Vloves To Cut Down  Buying Power   Assembly Enacts Bill Requiring Purchase of Bonds or Pay in Taxes

FRENCH FORCE BOND PURCHASES   Bill to Reduce Surplus Buying Power Passes In National Assembty

FRENCH MUST BUY BONDS OR PAY TAXES   Anti-Inflation Law Aims to Drain Nation’ s Purchasing Power

Frenchmen Face Bonds or Taxes   New Austerity Program Is Drastic

 Bill Is Designed to Drain  « Off Surplus Purchasing  = Power; Communists Vote Against.

France Seeks To Drain Off Surplus Cash Citizens Must Buy  Government Bonds f.. TH... mer Mm.

French Solons Approve Heavy Taxation Bill   Measure Designed to Drain Surplus Purching Power Passes Despite Reds

New French Bond-Buying Bill Passed   Bonds Slated To Ease Surplus Purchase Power

French People Must Buy Bonds or Pay in Taxes   Assembly Orders Fund Raised To Finance Re.  construction

FRENCH GOVT. ACTS TO FORCE SALE OF BONDS   Bill Requires Big Tax Payments In Lieu Of Bond Purchases

Ford Motor Co, Announces Drop tr Prices For Cars   W. C. Bell Of The Kerr County Motors; Receives Telegram From Henry Ford. IL

SUNDAY MAY BE FAIR   Scattered Showers Expected in Eastern Kansas Tonight

Scientist Tells of New Explosive Which Can Hurl Steel Cones Beyond the Pull of Gravity

NEW EXPLOSIVE CAN TOSS © PROJECTILES HIGH ENOUGH   TO BECOME SATELLITES

@ PAUL MALLON—  Discovers Cost of Being Dead Has Been Advanced 50%

On ee ne ene mane art  Discovers Cost of Being Dead Has Been Advanced 50%

Probe Galax Plane Mishap   Civil Aeronautics Board To Hold Public Hearing Jan. 21

U, S. TO CHECK ON TESTIMONY   Kravchenko Story Turned Over To Government Agents For Action

RUSSIAN SPY PROBE ASKEL      FEDERAL. AGENTS TO BE GIVEN COPIES OF TESTI.MONY BEFORE HOUSE _ COMMITTEE

KRAVGHENKO'S TESTIMONY TO FBI   Commie Who. “Chose Freedom”. Says” . Seerets Stolen

Congress Schedule: Fast Pace   Ex-Communists In Testimony Concerning Red Ambitions Here

Kravchenko Says Russians In U.S. Took Secret Data   Winston-Salem Tobacco Union Is Investigated

KRAVCHENKO $  TESTIMONY T0 FBI   Commie Who “Chose Freedom” Says U.S. Secrets Stolen

Thomas E: Dewey Comes To Sapulpa  New York Governor And Family To Arrive

Will Address Congress On  Greek Problem   Kapected To Explain To Congress Need For Bolstering King Georee.

TRUMAN WILL ASK FOR LOAN ON WEDNESDAY   Chief Executive Meets With High Political Figures This Forenoon

Joint Session Wednesday to Hear Message   Report President to Ask $250 Million Loan: Explain Needs

PRESIDENT 0 AIR SITUATION ON WEDNESDAY   Reports of Conference Indicate Request for §$250,000,000 Loan

Greek Crisis Talk Set for Wednesday   Truman Will Give Congress Report On Mediterranean Situatior

TRUMAN WILL ADDRESS.CONGRESS © ON ‘WED. ABOUT CRISIS IN ‘GREECE.

Radio to Carry Vital Message On Wednesday   President Thought Ready To Urge Quick, Am le Aid

Decision Made In White House Meeting Today   Has Been Learned Prestdent Will Ask Two-andHalf Million Dollar Direct Loan   Means to Make Frank Expose   Address At I P. M. Will Re. quire About 20 Minntes; To Be Broadcast On All Stations

9 Houses to Hear  Address   President to Tell Views on Necessity of Help in Crisis 

Request for $250,000,000 Greek Relief Expected; President May Seek Arms for Athens Forces

WILL ADDRESS JOINT SESSION ON WEDNESDAY   Decision To Give Congress Facts On Crisis Reached At Meeting Today

TRUMAN TO AIR BALKAN CRISIS   Chief Aims To Stress Neces sity for Granting Greeks A Huge Loon

Truman fo Address Congress This Week On Greek Crisis   Critical Situation in Mediterranean Area to Be Discussed in Message

Expected fo Ask Direct. Loan fo Bolster Nation   President Will: Review "Whole Quetsion’ of Mediterranean Area

President fo Conaress on Greek Crisis   Plans Wednesday Address; Necessity for Aid Likely Topic

Truman To Make Talk Wednesday   Congress To Get. "Whole Question’ OF Greek Crisis.

TRUMAN TO ASK CONGRESS TO EXTEND AID TO GREECE   resident Will Address Joint Session On Wednesday On “Whole Question” Of Crisis In Greece And Critical Situation In Mediterranean Area—Informed Sources Report Chief Executive Will Request $250,000,000 Direct Loan To Communist-Threatened Nation

To Talk  On Greek Crisis   Truman Will Address Joint Session of Congress Wednesday; Exnect Request For Loar

. : = FRUMAN >; Message _  On Greece Wednesday   ‘$250 ML Z LLION “AID FAVORED

TRUMAN WILL ADDRESS CONGRESS ON WEDNESDAY   On the “Whole Question” of  the Greek Crisis and Mediterranean Situation.      BEFORE JOR   Announcement Was Maite by Senator’ Vandenbery Today.

Conaress Will Hear Truman On Greek Case   President To Talk To Joint Session Wednesday Noon

GREEK POLICY T0 BE STATED WEDNESDAY   President Truman Will Go Before Congress to Outline Whole Question of Crisis There and in the Mediterranean Area.

AIM TO BLOCK COMMUNISM IN GREECE   Predict Truman Will Ask $250,000,000 Greek Loan      BOTH PARTIES   Represented In Discussion With Chief On Crisis In Far East  ;

Truman Plans Speech On Greek Situation   President To Appeor before Congress Wednesday; $250,000,000 Loan Is Hinted

Truman to Address Joint Session at Noon Wednesday, Vandenburg States

Joint Session Gets Lowdown  On Wednesday   President Expected Te Suggest A Direct Loan Of 250 Millions.

TRUMAN TO ASK GREEK LOAN AT JOINT SESSION   Whole Question to Be Discussed in Talk On Wednesday

U.S. President And Solons Confer Today   Whole Subject of Loan To Greece Will Be Discussed in Talk

Congress To Hear Plea  For Funds .  Joint Session Is _ @.2 W.. Wl. 2.1.

President Plans To Address Both Houses Wednesday   “Whole Question” o Crisis in Near East Will Be Covered

GREEK CRISIS TO BE SUBJECT OF PRESIDENT   Truman to Go Before Joint Session of Congress Wednesday to Explain Issue      “$250,000,000 DIRECT LOAN TO BE REQUESTED

Truman to Take Issue to Joint  Meet Wednesday   Expect Demand For 250 Millio Loan, Transfer of Military Stocks to Arm Greeks

Truman To Talk Before: Congress On Greek Crisis   President Will Also Dwell - On Critical Situation

Address Is Slated for Wednesday   President Schedules Talk Before Joint Session On Whole Question of  Mediterranean Ares

Address Will Go Before  Session   Joint Meeting Of Senate, House Wednesday

President To Speak Before Joint Session   May Ask For Direct Loan Of $250,000,000

Confers With Coneress Heads Today   Will Ask for 250 Million Direct Loan To Greece

Truman To Speak To Congress On Loan To Greece   Mediterranean Crisis  Discussed At Parlev

Speech is Planned For Joint Session  Ri_Partican Groun Discusses   Bi-Partisan Group Discusses Matter With President Today

President Will Deliver Message At Joint Session Of Congress   onference Held With Leaders   (reece Needs $250,000.. 000 From U. 8. Since Britain Unable To Help

To Appeal to Congress on  Wednesday   13 Leaders From Both Parties Talk  Over Program

President Discusses Situation With Great Candor Before Meeting Of Bi-Partisan Leaders

Truman's Policy On Food Boosts Prices for Grain   Quotations in Chicago Jump as Soon as Statement Released

Grains Soar Again After Truman Announces Plan  To Save Food   Wage Earners Say Prices Cut Buying   Bill Introduced In New York To Place City Con trols On Prices

PRICES OF GRAINS RISE AT CHICAGO   After Release Of President's Statement

FOOD CAMPAIGN BOOSTS PRICES OF GRAIN AGAIN   Chicago Futures Rise Following Truman’s Policy Statement

GRAINS RISE AT CHICAGO   After Release Of President's. Statement

Britons Urged to Stand  on Own Feet  Must Pull Selves From Crisis, Bttiee Aecarte

Britons Urged io Stand on Own Feet   Must Pull Selves From Crisis, Attlee Asserts

Rocket Fired at White Sands In New Mexico Explodes — Near Juarez in Mexice

END WALKOUT IN PORTSMOUTH   City Employes Accept 10-Cent Hourly Wage Boost

Must Disembark Or Be Sent To. German Camp   4,400 On Three Ships Off France Had Hoped For Entrance  Into Palestine.

Refugees Defy British Order To Leave Ship   4,400 Abourd Transports May Be Taken To Camp In Germany; Sought To Run Rlockade

ULTIMATUM GIVEN JEWS WITH THREAT OF GERMAN CAMPS   Must Disembark From Ships o1 Be Sent to Germany; News Termed Shocking

Refugees Given Final Warning To Leave Ship   British Issue Ultimatum To Jews Balked In Try To Enter Palestine a Month Ago

Refugees Defy British Order To Make Port      Over 4,000 Jews Sail On “Cage” Ships for Germany

4,000 Jews Defy British, Stay on Ships  Head for Hamburg Many Vow To Sit Tioht on Vessels

Disembark or Go to Reich, Jews Told ©   Ultimatum Issued to Refugees Off Coast of France

Britain Hands Ultimatum To  Refugee Jews   May Take Jews To German Belsen Camp; Violent Protest Seen

4,000 Jewish Refugees Who Ignored British Ultimatum Are Being Taken to Germany

Jews Are Given Britain's Order  Told to Disembark -By -Friday Afternoon

Jewish Refugees Prepare To Defy British Ultimatum To Leave Ships   Spokesmen Say They Will Not Disembark Even Under Threat Of Internment; Talk Of Parachuting Into Palestine.

BRITISH WARN JcWS T0 LEAVE VESSELS   (4,400 Refugees Off France 3 Weeks Told They Will Be Taken To Germany -

Jews On Ship Face Ultimatum  . 2 ee ae   May Be Taken To German Port

Britain Hands Ultimatum fo Jews on Ships   Will Take Them to Germany Unless They Disembark

Ultimatum To Jewish Refugees   4,400 on Ships Must Get Off in France or Go to Germany

Jewish Defy Orders, Sail  ForGermany   Won't Leave Ship; Turned Back From “Goal Of Palestine

Jewish Refugees Defy Ultimatum   Refuse To Leave Transport Ship In French Harbor

Refugees Sail On Cage Ships For Germany   Many Vow They Will Not Land Unless Forced

 Uitimatym Issued By British ....  4,400 Jewish Refugees - Have Choice Of France ~ Or Concentration Camp

Britain Delivers  Ultimatum To  Jewish Refugees May Be Sent To  Camp In Germany

JEWS REMAIN ABOARD SHIPS   British Ultimatum Defied By Refugees; Vessels Sail for Hamburg

Anonymous Notes Hindering Police  Clews Lacking in Murder Mystery

LOTTERY BILL WOULD RAISE SCHOOL FUNDS   Introduced In Legislature By Rep. A. V. Capano Of Donora

Delay Seen In Starti ng Aid Program   Truman Has Difficulty In Finding Suitable Man To Direct Work

Failure to Secure Administrator  Delays Aid Work   Truman Having Difficulty in Finding Top-Notch Man to Run Huge Program; Turkish Portion Of Program Developing Without Any Hitches

State Department Is  Getting $100,000,000 Loan to Start Program by JOHN M, HIGHTOWER

TRUMAN STILL HUNTS MAN TO RUN AID PLAN   Program Faces Delay Unti Administrator’s Named

Money Acquired  Truman Runs  Into Problem aming Greek  Mission Chief   ‘Delay Is Forecast In Commencement Of New Operation

State Department Is - Reported Acquiring $100,000,000 Loan to ' Place Work Under Way

Nothing Can Be Done To Get Greek Help Plan Started Until “Head Man” Is Named

Aid Program Faces Delay   Truman Has Difficulty yung wight Man to  Pr ee ee, Ty

*Lack of Capable Leader May Slow Greek-Turk Aid   Truman Searching For Top-Notcher to Start Ball Rolling

Search for Top Man Delays Aid Program   President Is Finding It Difficult To Secure Competent AdministratorMilitary Missions Already in Action

Act Is Stymied by Leadership   Studebaker Corp. President Listed; Army Mis‘sion on Way to Greece

Aid Director Post Unfilled   President Unable -To Find ‘Right Man’

Need Top Man; Aid Delay Seen   Five Manager Possibilities Fall; Hope For Appointment Soon.

Top-Notch Man Needed To Direct Greek Aid Plans   Truman May Not . Find Suitable Chief For Job Riaht Away

Director for Grecian Aid Hard to Find   Delay Indicated in Getting Plan in Operation

Greek Aid May Be Delayed By Truman’s Difficulty In Finding Capable Man To Run Program

PRETTY FORMAL ~ WEDDING SUNDAY      Joyce Cooper, Donald C “Whittlesey Principals: ’ In Ceremony .

PRETTY FORMAL WEDDING SUNDAY   Joyce Cooper, Donald C Whittlesey Principals In Ceremony

Would Of fer: C er Constitutional Amendment to Cut Legal Age ta [8 Years   STATE HOSPITAL SURVEY 1S PROPOSED IN MEASURE

Byrnes Digs Into Files to Answer British Criticism of His New Book

BYRNES DISCLOSES BRITISH RUSSIAN PACT ON BALKANS   ‘Reveals England Agreed in 1944 to Let Reds Have  _ “Preponderant Voice” in   Romania and Bulgaria,   LONDON, IN RETURN, GOT RIGHTS IN GREECE   Ex-Secretary Quotes From F. D. RB. - Churchill Correspondence in Replying to  Criticism of Book,

Byrnes Opens Lid a Bit Further on Secret EDR, * Churchill Correspondence

Wolverines, Mustangs, Irish, Nittany Lions Victors As College Football Goes Into Crucial Game Period

ISLANDS PLAN ~ FOR TRAINING   PHILIPPINES TO REGISTER ALL 20-YEAR-OLD’ CITIZENS FOR ARMY ; SERVICE

COL. DURANT GETS TOYEAR TERM FOR HESSE GEM THEFT   UL S.- Army Officer. Found Guilty of Stealing Crown Jawele

Col. Durant Sentenced in Jewel Theft   Officer scntenced to Serve 415 Years at Hard Labor for Part in $1,500,000 Crown Jewel Robbery

DURANT GUILTY IN JEWEL THEFT   Colonel Sentenced to 15 Years At Hard Labor

Col: Durant Found Guilty in Gem Theft   Gets 15 Years at Hard Labor in Hesse Case

Durant Sentenced fo Fifteen Years Labor” For Jewel Robbery   Convicted For Participating In Hesse Theft.

SOVIET SEIZURE OF PLANT HIT   U. S. Joins Britain in Protest Against Reds’ Taking Austrian Refinery

US Protests Soviet Grab of Oil Fields    Joins Britain in Protesting Soviet Action in Austria

A PROTEST TO RUSSIA      U. S.. Britain Object to Seizure of Oil Refinery Near Vienna

End of Suspicion In Europe Urged   Senator Fulbright And Colleagues Seek New Union of Nations

ee  F EDERATION ISURGED FOR EUROPE      Congress Urged to ‘Promote. ‘United . ‘States of Europe’

Joe Page Allows Only  Hit After Ath Inning Start   Fast Double Play Cuts Dodgers’ Chances in Final Frame

Joint Legislative Committee Asks C. V.P. Exemption From Acre Limit

Bridges Raps Soviet Russia Appeasement   New Hampshire Solon Calls For Firm Stand: At Moscow Meet

Senator Bridges Hits Appeasers  Urges Marshall Take Firm Stand At Moscow

Demands Stern Hand by U. S. af Moscow Parley   Senator Bridges Charges This Country With Appeasement

Senator Hits Appeasement Of Russia   Bridges Urges Marshall to Take Firm Stand with Moscow

Ruceian Blast Is Tiered by Bridges Who Warns Marshall   Urges New Secretary of State to Be Firm in Dealings with Moscow

Bridges Assails “Appeasement   Solon Hits U. S. Policy  Taward Russia

Senator Assails US. ‘Appeasement Of Soviet Union  Bridges Says Russia Aims to Convert Germany to Satelite

TRUMAN IS HEADED TOWARD NORFOLK   President Rests as Battleship Mis souri Plows Northward Far Out te Sea,

Editorial Reaction On Brazil Speech Studied by Truman  Had Said US to Maintain Strength to Back Up World Peace

TRUMAN RESTS ON BATTLESHIP   Mighty Missouri Heads For Norfolk, Due In Port Sept. 19

Rising Price Tide Threatens to Engulf Bread and Lard.   Another Year of Critically Low Wheat Rations for Many Areas

Lard And Bread To Face Hike   GOP Solon Predicts Wartime Grey Bread, Ban on Use of Grain

= PRICES HREATEN 10 NGULF BREAD   ard, Meat, logs, airy Products Are Included

“BEER SALOON” BILL IS PASSED   Towa Senators Send Massena ta Monee

BITTER ATTACK HITS AMERICAN MARSHALL PLAN      Vishinsky Rejects UN Overhauling  Proposal

SHOOTINGS, STONINGS Southern Trailways Strike Is Rough And Bitter Affair

Adopted Son Of Minister Arraigned In Murder Case   Stuart B. Allen, 16, Held For Trial In Hammer Sley. ing Of Sexton At Father's Church— Chuckles At Picture

‘St. Joseph Teen-ager Arraigned for Murder   Ordered Held Without Bond---Youth Maintains Indifference in Court

YOUTH HELD FOR TRIAL. IN SLAYING OF CHURCH SEXTON   Confesses. Killing: ‘Man During Urge to Kill; Smiles At Arraignment

ALL-OUT SEARCH PUSHED  Bank Robber's Car Found In Suburb Of Fort Worth

Russia Posts  Offer for Atom Study   German Scientists Would Receive 6,000 Rubles a Month to Engage in Research for Soviet

Russian Offer To Aid Atomic Study Spurned   German Scientist Turns Down Big Salary and. Food Rations

EXPERT AVERS ATOM BOMB IS NO SECRET NOW   Production No Problem Of Science, But Of Engineering Only

Some German Atomic Experts Accept Standing Soviet Offer To Do Research for U.S.S.R.

Soviets Seek Aid of German Science Leader:   Researcher Says Standing Offer Made by Reds

Wallace Charges US. Policy Points To World War Ill   American Veterans Committee Sponsors Appearance in Paris

PROSECUTION EXPECTED TO INTRODUCE LURID LETTERS OF BFLILAH AND BUD

Governor Again Raps Present School Aid Plan   Says Constitutional Amendment May Be Only Final Answer

COMPLETE LINE TO ADAMSTOWN   Power Service Improved In That Section By New Installation

Two Accident Suits Seeking Damages  Filed In Court Here  Motorists Claim __ Negligence On Part

Two Accident Suits Seeking Damages  Filed In Court Here   Motorists Claim’ Negligence On Part Of Other Drivers

ITALY PREMIER REJECTS RED INDUSTRY GRAB   Left Wing Parties Charge Sell-Out By De Gasperi

THOUSANDS ARE HOMELESS AND HUNDREDS DEAD IN RELIGIOUS RIOTS IN INDIA 

SULLIVAN, TWO OTHERS BOUND OVER   Date for Trial on Bribery Charge May Be Set Saturday

66,500 Bonus Checks ° ao Mailed from State Office at Springfield

MILLIONAIRE BETTON DIES   Marquess of Bute Was One of World’s Wealthiest Men

LOST PLANE IS BELIEVED FOUND   Rescue Party On Way To Scene in Vosges Mountaine.

Rescue Teams Rushing To Wreckage Of US. Army Plane Near German Borde:

Balkan Aid Bill Signing Is Delayed   Truman Flies to Missouri As Mother Takes Turn For Worse; Condition Reported Serious

Congress To Cal Halt To Further Foreign Relief ~ Mandenberg Expects  --No More Requests  “2 At Present Session

Funds for Spending Abroad to Dry Up After 750-Million-Dollar Aid Gusher

Plymouth County Farm Bureau To  Meet Here Nov. 5   Local Members Will Elect Officers  For Coming Year

Plymouth County Farm Bureau To  Meet Here Nov. 5  Local Members Will Elect Officers

‘U.S. Consulate In Jerusalem Is  Blastedby Bomb   2 Women Hutt Slightly As Missile Hurled Over Wall; Syrian Troops Reported Encamped on Palestine’s Frontier

U.S, CONSULATE RIPPED BY BOMB   Woman Hurt in Attack on Jerusalem Building

U.S. Consulate ls Bomb Target   2 Injured In Attack Believed A Reprisal For American Stand On Partitioning Issue

Syrian Troops Said Encamped  Near Frontier  Blast Is Third Attack On Partition Backers

Bomb Attack Is Made On US Consul Office in Jerusalem ‘Say Troops On Palestine Border

Bomb Thrown at U.S. Consulate   Office Entrance Door Is Wrecked in Blast Today in Palestine

Meport Syrian Troops Move Near Border   Considerable Damage To Building; One Worker Hurt.

Blast Called Reprisalfor Partition Plan   Syrian Troops Seen ‘Camped at Border Waiting for Action

PICKET LINES DELAY NORMAL PHONE SERVICE   Settlement Still Sought for 40,000 Striking Western Electric Workers j

PICKETS BLOCK PHONE SERVICE   More Than Half Original  -$trikers Have Signed Agreements

Portion Of Washington Apartment House Collapses; One Dead, At Least 11 Hurt

Building Collapses In Washington   One Person Killed, 11 Others Injured

FIREMEN SEARCH FOR VICTIMS AS BUILDING FALLS   APARTMENT HOUSE FLOORS GIVE WAY; FEAR SOME BURIED

WOMAN IS RESCUED FROM WRECKAGE OF FALLEN BUILDING   At Least One Killed When Washington Building Col-”. lapses Dunne: Night

Be a Good Fellow   Building Collapses At Washington; One Person Dead

Seek Victims In Debris Of Collapsed Apartment Building In Washingtor

OFFICIAL LISTS U, S. MISTAKES   Ex-Panama Minister Says State Department Erred in Pact for Bases

Britain Grapples With Slump   Cripps Flies to Paris to Discuss Emergency  With U.S. Official

'To Consider Reduction In U.S. Imports   Britain Initiates Economic Talks To Stave Off Crisis; Cut Living Standard

British Renew Talks In Hope OfU.S.Hely   Slashing Of Imports From America Planned To Save Dollars, Press Says

— ECONOMY: HARD: “‘PUT— 7 Crisis Looms, Britain Sets Talks With U.S.

AWARDS PRESENTED AT 4-H CLUB BANQUET SATURDAY NIGHT   Qtha D. Wearin Principal Speaker of   =, Seen ple

BETTER SERVICE WEST   Keneas (ity ©. of CC. Hears Why Business Goes te Deaver

obLicT NAMES Kuk JURY Dui¥   Pett Jury Named For. Term: Grand wor .ear

Worst Heat Wave Of Year Spreads Into The East  WEST WARD. HIT   Temperatures Range From High 90s To Above 100

Bare Relief Is Promised For Nation Today   Crops In Midwest Burning Under A Scorching Sun

 Worst Heat Wave Of Year Spreads Into Fastern States, Leaves 19 Deaths In Wake

Four -Day Heat Wave Kills 39 In Middle West   Cold Canadian Air May Bring Relief To Parched Area

26 PERISH IN MIDWEST HEAT   11 Stricken in St. Louis; Relief Edges Eastward

Thirty-Nine Deaths in WU. §. Blamed on Successive Days of Soaring Temperatures.   ELEVEN DIE IN ST. LOUIS   Hottest Weather Since 193¢ There—Fourteen Are Victims  in Chicago.

HEAT RELIEF FIZZLES OUT   RED-HOT DAKOTAS ABSORB COOL AIR DOWN FROM CANADA

Heat Causes 24 Deaths —   Midwest Swelters In the Worst Heat Wave of Summer

Much Of U.S F eels Year’s Worst Heat   Maximum Of 100  In Chicago Tuesday; Wave Reported To Be Movine Towards Fast

19 Dead in Year’s Worst Heat Wave    No Relief in Sight for Great Centre! Region; Chicago Feeling Pinch Of Water Shoriage

Twenty-four Die as Heat Wave Engulfs Midwest   of. louis, Mio. Reports TT Denths---Cosi Air Coming From Canada Halos Out

DEATH TOLL UP AS HEAT STAYS   At Least 24 Lives Claimed by Rising Mercury—11 Die In St. Louis

MIDWEST COUNiS A PERSONS DEAD “IN TORRID WAVE   Yuma, Ariz, Hottest. Spot In ’ Nation; Hay, Corn Crops Affarctad

25 OF ViCTIMS FROM CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS   Cooler Air Forecast For This Area  ¢ Thursday

Chicago Counts 14 Victims   No Relief Seen for Eastern States, Rocky Mountains

24. Reported Dead As Heat  Sears Nation   Scattered. Relief ‘Absorbec By Continued Reports’ Of High Temper atures

Torrid Wave Holds Its Grip On Middle Wes’   Heat Causes at Least 39 Deaths; Little Rain In Sight for Corn Belt

Explosion Kills 19 English Coal Miners   Only Five Men Survive The Blast; All Mutilated Bodies Brought To Surface

oe TO a en ees Te a fae  19 MORE DIE IN ENGLISH MINE   ‘Durham Pit Blasted In Sec:  ond Disaster In Week

Nineteen Die  In Mine Blast   Second British Coal Industry Disaster Within A Week.

19 Perish In Mine Blast At Annfield England, Last Night   Second Disaster Underground For Country in Week; All Five Of Survivors Badly Burned

19 Miners Die In Blast, Fire _ At Durham Pi   Second Mining Disastet Within Week to Hit Britain; Victims  Badly Burned

Second English Mine Explosion in Week Takes Lives of Nineteen Men

Coal Mine Blast Kills 19 Workers   Second Explosion In English Pits In Two Weeks

NINETEEN KILLED IN MINE   ‘Second Bi itish Blast This Month ' Leaves Five Survivors,

British Pit Blast Kills. 19   Second Disaster in Eight Days Injures Five Other Miners

BLAST IN BRITISH MINE GLAIMS 19   Five Survive 2nd Disaster In England Within Week

British Mine Disaster Takes  Lives Of 19 Mer   Five Others Injured—Sec. ond Mine Disaster In Britain In Eight Days   MINERS TRAPPED BY EXPLOSION  —~—a—_ee Te OT « Tea SS TAT!

Second Coal Pit Disaster in Week;  Only Five Men Survive Explosio1

BURNED BODIES ARE RECOVERED AT BRITISH PIT   Soal-Short England Suffers Second Major Mine Disaster In Week; Only Five, Badly Injured,  Survive Blast.

19 MINERS DIE BRITISH BLAST   SECOND DISASTER IN ENGLISH COAL PITS; RESCUE 5 SURVIVORS

COAL MINERS. “DIE IN BEAST   NINETEEN BRITISH COAL “DIGGERS KILLED IN SECs OND EXPLOSION IN: EIGHT DAYS

NINETEEN COAL MINERS DIE IN BLAST   Second Mining Disaster 01 Week In England

STAGE SET FOR EARLY TEST ON FOREIGN RELIEF   CONGRESS LIKELY TO APPROVE TRUMAN BID WITH RESERVATIONS

RELIEF PLEA GETS EAR OF LAWMAKERS   First Capitol Hill Reaction to Truman’s Request for $350,000,000 for Charity in Europe Is Favorable.

Truman’s Request For Relief Funds Will Show Trends  Congress’ Reaction Will Be Revealed During Next Weeks

Relief Request Gains Support   Congressmen Believed Favorable If Limits Govern Distribution

ECONOMY -BENT CONGRESS WILL GET REAL TEST   President Truman Requested $350,000,000 for Foreign Relief.   THE STAGE IS ALL SET   To See How Far Congress Will Go In Backing Up U. N. Commitment.

RELIEF OFFERS ECONOMY TEST   0. K. On Truman’s Request Due From House Group

Favorable To Foreign ‘Relief   : Congress Likely to Grant Truman Request But May Exclude -Area In Soviet Orbits

TEST SEEN ON RELIEF APPEAL   Truman Foreign Bid Plague: Fund-Conscious Congress

Budget Slash To Get Test   Request for Relief Funds Mus Pass Economy-Minded Congress.

MISSION OF MERCY FUNDS PLEA 0. BE TEST FOR ECONOMY   Truman's Request: Given Favor able Response But. Fight Might Ensue .

CONGRESS IS EXPECTED T0 GRANT TRUMAN RELIEF ASKING   Appropriation  Committee Likely To Give Most Of Trouble For Bill

Huge Relief Bill Sought By President   Reaction to Request For $350,000,000 as Aid For Liberated Countries Is Favorable.

First Reaction On Relief Issue Is Favorable   Congress Stage Set For Early Test

Temperatures   Truman Plea for Relief Fund May  Encounter Snags   Economy-Minded Congress Almost Certain. to Demand Careful Check on How, Where Money. Is Spent; Budget Cut Fight Continues”

TRUMAN RELIEF PLAN IS EYED   Request Seen as Stiff Test For GOP Slashers

Matter WillShowLengths to Which Congress Will Back U. S.  Commibnents

How Far Will Congress Go in Backing UN Commitments? Test Provided in Relief Request

Congress Likely To Grant Truman Relief Request   Initial Reaction On Capitol Hill Reported Favorabls

Foreign Relief lo Test Budget  Conaress Favorable   Congress Favorable After UNRRA Cut

Truman Ple:'.For Foreign Relief Cash Is“Test For  Fconomy-Bent Congress

Reaction’ Favorable. Thus ‘Far on Capital Hill: Hearings Ordered:

WOMAN AWARDED $8,851.34 VERDICT IN SUIT FOR $25,180   Miss Mildred H. D. Lewis Weeps Several Times During Trial   « HURT IN AN ACCIDENT   Truck Backed : Into Car In Which Defendant Was Sitting

\ Republicans _and Democta ts. f Combine to Block ‘The Mant: From Taking Oath x   SEATING WITHHELD ON MOTION OF SENATOR TAET

‘SITUATION TANGLED AFTER VOTE FAVORS DELAY IN SEATING   HOUSE MEETS QUIETLY; UPPER CHAMBER UPROAR OVER SOUTHERN SOLON

Says Russ Airline Services Inferior To Those Of U. 5.   Londis Says Neither Russia Nor Britain Threatens Commercial Air Supremacy

Both Bevin And Marshall More Honeful   Two Foreign Ministers En " route Home Say Unity Strengthened "as Result of Moscew Meeting

Senate Committee Approves Royall As War Secretary   Action of Full: Senate Required

Nation Nears An Emergency Says Dr. a von   Chicago Economist Urges Congress To Consider Rationing Of Food

Warns U. S. Is Facing Shock  To Economy   Dr. Lyon Says Congress May Well Consider Ra. tioning Again

PLAN OFFENSIVE FAR PALESTINE   British Military Authorities Preparing For Biggest Offensive In Holy Land’s Modern History.

All of 100,000) Troops Now In Palestine Will Participate, and More Troops Being Poured n.

British Poise 100,000 Force In Palestine   Await Cabinet Decision Upon Conference Series

British Plan Major Drive  In Palestine   English Determined To Crush What They Call ‘Open Rebellion’

Britain Plans Big Drive To Put Down Palestine Revolt   Jewish Extremists Are  Blamed By Army Leaders

_ —HOLY LAND FACES WARFARE— Britain Drafts Plans To Crush ‘Open Rebellion’

British to Fight Big Rebellion In Palestine  100,000 Men Mass te Crush

British Ready Big Offensive   Troops Prepare To Crush Underground Rebellion Ir  Palestine.

British Prepare Biggest Palestine Military Push   To Use 100,000 Troops, Reinforcements From Egypt To Crush Rebellion

Britain To Bear Down In Palestine   Plans Biggest Offensive In Modern Levant’s History

British Plan Bis Offensive   Army of 100,000 To Open Drive to Crush Extremist Rebellion

BRITAIN PLANS BIG OFFENSIVE IN HOLY LAND   Full-Scale Attack Designed Tx Crush ‘Rebellion’ by Jewish Extremists

British Preparing Biggest Drive To Clear Palestine  Authorities Planning To Crush Open Rebellion Shortly

Preparing To Use Big Stick On Palestine      Britain’s Military Offensive Designed to Crush ‘Open . Rebellion Against Law 2nd Order’

FOR OFFENSIVE AGAINST JEWS  BRITISH READY   Military Authorities Preparing to Move Against Open Re_.._~—ibelion of Jews   MORE TROOPS BEING SENT TO HOLY LANE

Britain Ready To Launch All Out  Drive On Palestine Extremists ’   Rushing Troops From- Egyot To: Holy Land! In Preparation To Crush Open Rebellion; Only *: Await Signal From -British Cabinet.

All of 100,000 Troops _ Now In Palestine Will ! Participate, and More TR6ops Being Poured

HOLY LAND RES   London Says 100 000 Troops “Will ‘Be Used Against * baweeh Terrorists

Woman Learns Whal Happened to Her Hushand Who Left for Work 22 Years Age

Coal Production In State Jumps  Nearly Normal Return On Monday Predicted

Sen. Taft Takes ‘Middle Of The Road’ Position In West On Foreign Affairs

Clark Warns Of Dangers of Communism  Oo. we OL Ohad dn   Sees It as Subtle, Atheistic Ideology.

ClO Leader States Huge Profits Are  Forcing Prices Up USDA Spokesmen Sa   USDA Spokesmen Say Voluntary Rationing Needed in Nation

Bestof3 Ways To Aid Europe,  Secretary Says   GovernmentControlCould Not Affect Current Crop Year

FOOD CUTS HERE BEST METHOD OF HELPING EUROPE   Controls, Higher Wheat Price Only Other Ways Seen

Export Less, Consume Less Under Study   Nation’s Leaders Give Attention to Skvrocketina Prices

Reseue Crew Fails To Find Downed Ship   First Reports Of Liner. With 20 Aboard, Being Sighted Are Erroneous

—WRECA — C-47 Lost Five Days, 20 Aboard   COMB FRENCH BORDER AREA

Hunt In Vain For Missing Army Plane   Scour Vosges Mountain Fot C-47 Transport Plane Car reine Twenty Persons.

Deve ; Addresses Legionnaires .... Universal ‘Training Described As Vital

EMPLOYERS’ CHIEE SAYS NO PORT ARBITRATION   COVERNOR OPPOSES BLOCK OF WARREN-STATES   EISLERS READY TC! SURRENDER FOR DEPORTING

Hanns Eisler Warrant Out   Immigration Men Get Un-American Files

GREEKS SMASH GUERILLA DRIVE   Most ‘Invader’ Forces Escape to Thickly Wooded Hillis

‘Invaders’ Scatter to Mountains   210 Killed, 150 Are Wounded in 8-Day   Fighting, Report; 140 Are Captured

DRIVE ON IQANHINA   “Invaders” Escape into Thickly-Wooded Hills, Government Sources Report Today.   WAR MINISTER ASKS U.S. AID

Shattered Guerrillas Run for the Hills   Drive to loannina Disrupted as "Invaders" Scatter

Guerilla (Casnalties In Eight J Totaled 210 Kiled, 150 Wo ed, 140 Captured, Foe Fe Strafed   MAYOR ASKS ALLIED TROOFS GUARD BOR)

Planes Strafe Invaders: Protest Sent To United Nations By Town Heads

Invaders Fleeing  Into Hills   Civilians Help Regular Army In Strong Attack

GREEKS DRIVING INVADERS OUT, IBUT GUERILLAS ESCAPE CAPTURE   WORLD NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

Civilians in Greece Aid The Army   Guerilla Drive Reported Shattered, but Invaders Escape into Woods

GREEK TROOPS WIN CLASHES WITH REBELS   ' Covernment Says Situation Now Well in Hand.

Greek Forces Halt Invasion Near loannina   Casualties Heavy For Invading Troops

Invaders Escaping Into Hills   Over 700 Leftists Killed, Wounded or Captured; Civilians Help Government Army.

GREEK ARMY VICTORY IS” REPORTED   Guerilla Drive On loannina Is Shattered

Greek Forces Shatter Drive By Guerillas   Government Reports Most of Invaders Escaped Into Thickly-Wooded Hills.

GREEKS BREAK UP DRIVE OF GUERILLAS   But Most of =. Invaders Escape  Into Wooded Hills

CHARGE JASPER   Investigation of LaVerne Wilson’s Death Continued

CHARGE JASPER FARMER WITH KILLING WIFE   Investigation of LaVerne Wilson’s Death Continued

OO LL LO LL A A A A  Late News   Opposes Any ‘Across Board’ Tax Reduction

Truman Regime Hlatly Against Any Tax Cutting  snyder feports  FALE

See, Snyder Says Party Opposes Any  Income Cut   Chief Of Treasury Is Initial Witness Called At Hearings

Truman Won't Yield to Tax Reduction   Snyder Reaffirms President’s Policy For Debt Priority

Truman Flatly Against Tax Slash—Snyder   Says Administration Opposed To 20% Cut On Income Levies Now Or Anytime

Flat Opposition fo Tay Reductior  Administration to Fight Proposed Cut

Administration Flatly Opposed To Slash in Tax   View Expressed By Snyder at Hearing On Knutson Measure

Executive  Against Tax Reductior   Administration Oppose: Granting A_ Proposec 20 Per Cent Tax Cut Or Certain Incomes

Against Cut During 1947, Says Snyder   Treasury Head Appears Before Committee

Administration Opposed to Any Tax Cuts  Treasury Secretary  States Income » Pn Clmaeolk Arnacar

Snyder Tells Congress Truman Administration Against Any Reduction

SNYDER FIGHTS TAX REDUCTION   Treasury Chief Stresses Opposition to 20 Percent Income Levy Slash

Treasury Secretary Tells Congress ....  Truman Flatly Opposes Slash In Income Tax

Stage Set For Tax Clash -.   Treasury Secretary Snyder Tells Congress Administration Flatly Opposed to Cut Now

Administration Against Any Income Tax Cut This Year, Congress Told

Administration Flatly Opposes  Income Tax Cut   GOP-Controlled Congress Slash Specific Target

Truman Administration Opposes Any Income Tax Slash This Year   Treasury Secretary Snyder-Tells Congress Government Is Against Proposed 20 Per Cent “Across the Board’ Reduction At Anv Time

Administration Flatly. Against Income Tax Cut   So Says Secretary Of Treasury John Snvder.

Treasury Chief Opposes Any Tay Slash This Year   Tells Congress 20% Cut Unfair To Smal! Earners

NOT NOW; BUT LATER, MAYBE— Truman Administration Op posed To Any Income Tax Slash, Says Snyder

Snyder Asserts Administration ls Opposed To Income Tax Cuts   fnte Nat Ralanced

Snyder Opposes  Tax Reduction   Treasury Head Favors Applying Surplus for Debt Retirement

TAX CUT PLAN HIT BY SNYDER   Treasury Secretary Says Administration Opposes Slashes Now

Tax Cut Opposed By Administration  Snyder Statement Sets Stage Ener Riq Truman-Conarese Tilt

SNYDER BATTLES INCOME TAX CUT   Says That Truman Oppose Any Reduction This Year

Filibuster Hit By Senator Taft   Continuous Session  Pledged in Bilbo Case

Sen. Taft Warns of Firm Action  Continuous Sessior i) Cer Mak, Len, nent 

Sen. Taft Warns of Firm Action  Continuous Session Threat Is Issued

Taft Threaten: Countermove Against Demos  Continuous Session Looms if Filibuster Ie Not Abandoned

Two Hunters Are Shot Today  Near Livingston  From 2,000 to 3,000 Men Crowd Firing Line at Yellowstone

Sth District Dem Leaders Fire Gun At Lausehe, Give Nod to Miller, Ream:   OU Women Debaters Enter Ohio Contest

Sth District Democratic Leaders Rebuff Lausche   Meeting at Newark, They Seek to Discourage Ex-Governor in Attempt to Regain Office

GROUP OPPOSES FRANK LAUSCHE AS CANDIDATE   Fifth District Chairmen Dis: like Impatience of Former Governor

Suspect ‘Hunted In Rape-Slaying   Impersonated FB! Agents And Naval Officers

Armed Dairymen In Revolt Against Low Milk Price  50.000 Gallons Poured   50,000 Gallons Poured From Trucks and Train Car

SENATOR SEES NOTHING BAD -. "IN LABOR BILL BYPASSING   IVES STATES TAFT-HARTLEY BILL IS TO BRING ABOUT IMPROVED LABOR PEACE

Sees No Objection To Non-Suit Pact   Sen. Ives Believes Agreement To Bypass TaftHartley Provisions Not Harmful

Statesville Shots   Informal Glimpses of People In ahd Around Statesville.

Shipping Tie-Up End: Except On.West Coast   Settlement For 5 P.C. Raise Ends Dispute Early Today :

Shipping. Strike Ends In East ‘Today; Talks Continue For A © lSattlement Of West Coast Tieup

SEAMEN ACCEPT 0 PCT, PAY BOOST   DISPUTE THAT Has TIED UP SHIPPING SINCE LAST SUNDAY SETTLED.

BOARD OF REVIEW CLOSES SESSION HERE: RATE FOR CARROLLTON IS BOOSTED

Credit Curbs Will Continue Until Nov. 1   Regulation Requires Cash Down Payment Of One Third Of Purchase

B-29 CRASHES: ON MOUNTAIN DURING STORM   12 Killed When Plane Rams Into Peak; 50 Die In Virginia

130,000 Members  an mmc atte peemmar = tes enmemmtn  Jap Union Cancels Wildcat Strike Under ‘Pressure’ By ‘Mac

Tells Locals To Be Ready For Walkout   Abandons Strike On Pressure From Gen. MacArthur

MEDINA MOTHER IN HYSTERICAL’ CONDITION . AFTER . SLAYING TWO BOYS °

Senate Debate On Aid To Greece Starts Next Week   Expect Measure To Be Up For Senate Consideration Tuesday Or Wednesdav   TOP PRIORITY IS GIVEN TO ISSUE

SENATE 10 GIVE AID PROGRAM TOP BILLING   Taft Says Measure Can Be Debated by Mid-Week

Truman Preparing His Speech For $100 Dinner  Officials Believe He Will Stay Clear Of Politics in Talk

TRUMAN READIES JEFFERSON TALK   President Likely To Avoid Campaign Commitment

Troops Called Up To Stem What May Turn Into Hot, Bloody Conflict  jit = ceilidh eed =<   Schuman Pleads Strong Powers   Commies Compare Situation To That When Napoleon HL Took Over

‘Cold Civil War’ Raging In France   Communists Are Openly Attacking French Governmen

Austin Plans Early Parley With Marshall   UN Delegate and Secretary OF State to Discuss Atomic Control and Disarmament

HOOVER ASKED T0 OF GERMAN FOODS        Former President Requested t te . Make Survey i in American, ©

ENDS PROBE OF HANNS EISLER   Would Deport Song Writer After Prosecution

Committee Wants Eisler ~ Prosecuted, Then Deported   Puts His Case Up To Justice Department — Would Charge Him With Perjury And Passport Fraud

DEPORT EISLER, GROUP ADVISES   House Probers Turn Actior Over To Justice Division

RECOMMEND DEPORTATION FOR EISLER   Thomas Committee Asks Immediate Action by Justice Department.

EISLER MAY BE TRIED, DEPORTED   ; ‘Un-American Group Makes _ Recommendations in Case

Would Prosecute. Deport Eisler   Committee Favors Cour’ Action by Justice Dept. On Passport Fraud

Lisler Is Called Fraud, Perjurer   Investigation Ends With Deportation Asked by Committees

BOY STRANGLED BY INMATE AT STATE SCHOOL   Officials Find Youth Deed ir His Cell at Boonville, Mo., Training Center

Boy Strangled At Missourt Reformatory   No Reason Given For Murder In Solitary Ward

FAIR NOUGH   STANSCHOOL WU! KILLED   Strand To Death While Inf With Another   hveecta

Startling Long-Range Plans To Keep Atom Bomb out of Mischief Disclosed

Long-Range Atom Plans Outlined   U.N. Aims Approach  World Government

Whisky-Making  Holiday Will  End At Midnight Distillers Free  To Use Grain

Brief Liquor Holiday Ends   Truman Expected to Continue Rein On Grain To Distillers Under GOP Anti-Inflation Bill

GOP Anti-Inflation Bill May Be Signed  Distillery Industry Then Can Be Curbed

Whiskey-Making Holiday Come to End at Midnight But New Grain Curbs Seen in Bill

PRESIDENT MAY ACT 10 SET UP RATION SYSTEM   Sixty-Day WhiskeyMaking Holiday Comes To End; Truman Expected To Sign Anti-Inflation Rill.

Future Curk’ For Whiskey’ Makers Left  To President   Holiday Ends Tonight: Truman seen Reads To Sign GOP Action

Truman. Slated  To: Sign: Ration Bill On Grain         : a Gontrel::

Whisky-Making Holiday Ends   Distillers Can Start Using Scarce Grain Again. '

WHISKY HOLIDAY IS NEARING END   But Free Use of Grain Not Expected to Last

Distillers Freed Of Curbs Tonight Unless Bill Signed   President Expected To Sign Republican Anti-Inflation Act

Distillers Curb to End Tonight   . But Government Expects to Have Controls Back

WHISKY-MAKING HOLIDAY NEAR END   Distiller Grain Curbs To Lift At Midnight

GRAIN SAVING WHISKY BAN TO END TONIGHT   Expect Federal Controls Over Distillers in Near Future

WHISKY BAN ENDS AT MIDNIGHT. Os  GOP Measure Will -RestoreiControls 

BRIEF WHISKY GRAIN SAVING HOLIDAY ENDS   DISTILLERS EXPECT NEW RESTRICTIONS FROM TRUMAN

Madison Bishop Killed in China: Airliner Crash   Wife Also Perishes As 25 are Lost in Hankow Explosion

Chinese Plane Explottes, Killing 25; U.S. Bishon, Wife Were Passengers   JUST LIKE BASEBALL - LEQ ARGUES WITH UMP

Twenty-six Feared Dead In Air Crash  U.S. Methodist Bishop Aboard

U. §. Methodist Bishop and Wife Killed in China   25 Reported Dead, One Seriously Injured in-Crash of Atrliner

25 Die When Chinese Plane Explodes in Air   Methodist Bishop Garth and Wife Among Those Aboard

25 DIE IN CRASH OF CHINA PLANE    LAWMAKERS SEE E OFA MONEY PLAN   ‘Methodist Bishop Garth On  Fatal Flight

Missionaries, Bishop Lost in China Air Crash   26 Persons in Plane; Wreckage Spotted From Air

CHINESE AIRLINER FOUND WRECKED IN REMOTE TERRITORY   Twenty-Six Aboard Believed to Have Died When Plane Exploded in Air

25 Reported Dead In China Air Crash   Methodist Bishop of Madison, Wisc., His Wife And 24 Other Persons, Including American Missionaries, Aboard Plane— Search Party Sets Out.

Methodist Bishop, - Wife, Feared Dead In China Disaster   Madison, Wis., Churchman Passenger on Wreck: ed China Airliner 

Bishop, Wile, 24 Others In Wrecked Plane  a . er er.) a ae   Burned Ship Is Located In China Interior

Only One Person Said To Survive Plane Explosion   Gen. Chennanlt Escapes Death In Second Air Tragedy In Far East

U. S.Bishop and-25 Others  Lose Lives in Plane Wreck Chinese Commercial Plane Carrying  aR, Pe ae ae a a eS a oe

Bishop, 25 Others In Crash   Plane Down to West of Hankow China, Wrecked  And Burned

Bishop Schuyler Garth and Wife Killed in China   Former Emporians Among 26 Victims Of Airplane Croch

BISHOP GARTH KILLED IN CHINA   Methodist Churchman  and Wife in Crash

25 Persons Die In Explosion Of Chinese Plane   Bishop Among Victims; One Survivor Of Crash

Bishop Garth, Wife, Of Madison, Among 25 Dead In China Air Crash

BOY GETS LIFE FOR KILLING 4   Farm Youth Is Founc Sane, Sentenced By Judge At Lapeer

Father And Son ‘Held In Thefts   Two Accused Of Violating Federal Motor Vehicle Theft Act.

FBI Arrests Two In Motor Theft Ring   209 Late Model Cars Involved In Father And Son Case

School Building : one Boost. _ Amendment: To Go. “To: 52nd ‘Assembly: -

5 Burn to Death > In Ranch Home   Father and Four Childecr Victims of Blaze From -Kerosene Stove

Final Approval of Dooley Is Delayed   Action Before Feb. 17 on Appointment to Texas Federal Court Post Termed Unlikely

‘Now Denies He  Killed Child   Steelworker Claims He Falsely Confessed Rape-Slaying.  ;

‘Search Begins Again Steelworker Admits False Confessions In Sex Slaying

Search Anew For Carol Ann's Slayer After Fay Says He Confessed Falsely

Farmers Group Told Legislature Sucked Them in   Veiled Jab Taken At State Grange

PROSPECT; FOES MAP CAMPAIGN   “Local Level Lobbying’ Is Planned By Advocates of Measure

GEORIGA ROAD GANG SETUP JO BE ABANDONED SHORTLY   STATE BOARD OF CORRECTION VOTED TO CLOSE ITS TWO REMAINING CAMPS

MAY IS BROKE, ATTORNEYS SAY   Conspiracy Trial Defendant Described as Man ‘Who Done No Wrong’

J. H. PASSMORE, WILLCOX LAWYER, DIES AT AGE 72   Building Activity in Yuma Area Estimated $200,000 Per Month

B-19s to Operate: to Europe, Japan    Continous Training Flight Designed to Keep AAF Ready for Emeraencies

'U.S. TO KEEP BIGGEST BOMBERS — [SHUTTLING BETWEEN HOME —_ AND THOSE IN GERMANY AND JAPAN

U.S. Bombers To Continue Flights   Schedule Rotational Trips Through Winter

ANDREWS QHITS AS ALP. CANDIDATE   Interest Centers On Party Leadership Races

Assembly Speeding To Close   Action on Labor, Taxes, Liquor Bill  Must Come Before Tomorrow Niaht

HANDICAPPED VETERANS   Seeking Employment Have Encouraging Outlook In Tioga County.

House Bill Ai lo Natural Gas   Would Repeal Stute Law Regarding Vto

Assembly Votes Out Home Rule on Natural Gas   Repealer Passed and ‘Sent to Senate by: 68 to 25 Ballot

Take Away Home Rule on Natural  Gas in Wisconsin Bill, With Repeal Of 7-cent Tax, Now Goes to Governor

New York Women Protest; Declare Food Not Wasted   Meat Prices Show Reductions In Most Butcher Shops In Metropolis

AGED MAN FOUND DEAD IN DUMP AT BRISTOL   Man Who Salvaged the Dump Made Home in Crude Shack   NO KNOWN RELATIVES

TEMPERATURES   RECORD 25.8 INCHES FALLS IN 16 HOURS   City Transportation Paralyzed, Tens Of Thousands Stranded

Record Snowfall Of 25.8 Inches Blankets New York: List 31 Deaths In Storm

New Yorkers Battle 25.8-Inch Snowfall; Traffic Is Paralyzed   Thousands Stranded as Winter Blanket Reaches Record Depth; City’s Streets Clogged with Stalled Cars; Train Schedules Off

Transportation In Manhattan  At Standstill   Emergency Declared As 25.8 Inch Snow Fall Maroons Commuters And Paralyzes City

STORM WILL BE LONG RECALLED IN METROPOLIS   Traffic Virtually Erased From Streets As Snowstorm Blows In From Ocean With Surprising Fury; Depth 25.8 Inches.

25.8 Inches Of Snow In New York   Transportation Sytsem Almost At Standstill

25.8-Inch Fall Heaviest Since 1888; Storm Is Blamed for 26 Deaths

New York Paralyzed By Greatest Blanket  Metropolitan Traffic at Standstill; City Strives To Dic Out of Drifts

Over Three Inches Comes Down In Hour; Transit System Idle   Storm Surpasses Famous 1888 Blizzard: At Least 26 Die In East Coast Sectors

TRAFFIC TIED UP BY DRIFTS IN GHOST CITY   STREETS DESERTED; DEATH TOLL 26 IN STORM BELT

New York Resembles  Ghost City  Record 25.8    Record 25.8 _ Inch Snowfall Paralyzes Transportation

Edison’s Desk. Sealed 15 Years, Opened   Contained Scientific Materials, But Mosth Person Effects

Amid Pills And Mouth Wash— Findings In Edison's Desk Hint ‘Early Atomic Physics Tests

Urges State, Federal Laws On Violation   Civil Rights Body Seeks Bans Placed On Discrimination

Board Urges Equality of Racesin U.S.  Offers 35 Suggestions * Outlawing Group

COMMITTEE URGES NEW LAWS 10 BAR RACE SEGREGATION   Pregidential Group Makes 35 Proposals to Bolster American Way of Life.   ASKS ACTION: ‘NOW’   Nation’s Capital Itself Scored as Illustration of ‘a Failure of Democracy.’

Wants Action. Now; Stresses Other Points   Raps _ Discrimination Based On Color; Opposes Public Excitement On Communist Question Among Other Things

Civil RightsGroup Raps Red ‘Hysteria’   Truman Told Public Excitement Has Gone Beyond “Good Judgment And  finimneza’?’

SWEEPING ACTION PROPOSED TO END RACE SEGREGATION   Truman’s Committee on Civil Rights Calls for AnitiLynching and AntiPoll Tax Laws.   FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES URGED   Discrimination Against Nes.oes in South uriicized —rresident Indorses Kecommendations.

Complete Civil Rights for All Advised inU.S.   Immediate Action to Halt ' Discrimination Urged  Re Sesman lease

Field Of Civil Rights Reviewed  Urge Discrimination, Segregation Ban

[DISCRIMINATION IS CHARGED  ~ Immediate Action To Protect  ~ Civil Rights In U. 5. Urged

MERCURY WILL CLIMB FRIDAY   Four-Inch Snow Is Reported at Woodward—Rains Are Leaving State

Claim Chemical Solution Would Make Children Immune to Tooth Decay

TOOTH DECAY CUT 90 PER CENT Treatment Tested  Five Years, Proved

Seek Solution Of Palestine Puzzle   UN Fact Finding Commission Enlists Aid of Jews, Arabs

SPARRING ON QUESTION OF PALESTINE   ‘Question Is _ Makeup of Fact Finding Comm.

Lineup Eyed On Palestine  Rijo-S. tews. Arabs   Big-5, Jews, Arabs Mav All Get Seats

UN TO HEAR DEBATE OVER HOLY LAND   United States, Britain and Russia All Deeply Entangled In Palestine.

Schwellenbach To Open War On Nation’s Rising Prices  Labor Chief Seen ‘Fighting Mad,’ CIO Girds For Cost Hearings

VA To Crack Down Following Reports By Vels On Housing   Poor Construction Given As Reason For Many Complaints

VA Plans Get Tough Over  Dad Houses  Bulletin Sent  Appraisers, yy

Poor Building Complaints Lodged  VA Says It Will Get Tough On Shoddv Construction For Gls

‘Contributors To Student ’ Aid Fund   VA To Help  Veterans  Will Get Tough

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION TO “GET TOUGH” IF CLIMADHY WRALICIANIC IC COLD TC) EQORALL COLDIERS

TEACHER PAY HIKE OKAYED   Bill to Up Salaries Given Approval “In Principle” By House Committee

Teachers) Pay. tezrease Favored: ~ Bank Schaal Bills Given Action  :

CANCER MAY BE DEFEATED SOON   SCIENCE MAKES STRIDES IN STUDYING DISEASE

Lewis Wins Another Round As Hard Coal Representatives Sign Pact Granting Wage Increase

Pay to Equal That Given Soft Diggers  75,000 Miners Affected by New  6 aacin Walesa

Hard Coal Operators Give nants Same Pay Terms He Won For Bituminous Miners

Lewis Draws Second Boost   Hard Coal Miners Get Same $1.20 Day Pay  Banet: Surnrise Action.

LEWIS SIGNS HARD COAL CONTRACT GIVING WORKERS SAME BOOSTS AS BITUMINOUS

Miners Of Hard Coal Granted Pay Increase   Little Negotiation Needed To Reach Agreement

Hard Coal Miners Get New Contract  Cobinet To 5 Stunly Eflfap  Conamic

Hard Coal Viners Get $1.20 Boost   Owners in Surprise Move Sign Up With UMW Chief

Hard Coal Field Gives Same Pay To Lewis Union   Agreement Comes With Surprising Suddenness

Lewis Marks Up Another Fat Contrad   Hard Coal Miners Get Boost, Too; Economists . Differ On Price Effects

Hard Coal Mine Owners Sign   Gives Added Point to Discussion of Probable Rising Price Spiral

Hard Coal Men Win Wage Boost   Lewis Tucks Another Fat Contract Away Following Short Negotiations

Pact Obtained By Hard Coal   Lewis Wins Increase Equal to Bituminous

LEWIS OBTAINS $1.20 RAISE FOR HARD COAL MEN   Anthracite Owners Sign Fol Same Figure As Others .In Speedy Decision

Hard Coal Miners Get $1.20 Pay Hike  In New Concession      Cabinet Discussion “Vill Cover Report on the Economic [Impact

POR HARD COAL MINERS SIGNED  Anthy«   Anthracite Workers Gets $1.20-A-Day  TIncresce ‘   ACCORDREACHED   Effect On National Economy Is Being Considered

LEWIS WRITES NEW CONTRACT FOR HARD COAL  WINS PAY INCREASE  OF $1.20 PER DAY CAP 7R ANNA wINERC

Hard Coal Owners Take Lewis’ Terms   - $1.20 Per Day Increase Given Anthracite Miners

INDEPENDENCE AFTER YEARS OF AGITATION   Historic Event Comes as Hindus and Moslems Continue Deadly Riots.

PAKISTAN {5 BURN; INDIA 1S NOW FREE AFTER LONG FIGHT   Moslems and Hindus Will Have Separate Dominions in Sub-continent of 350 Million People.   GHANDI'S QUARTERS ARE STONED BY MOE

GREAT BRITAIN YIELDS 200-YEAR RULE OF INDIA IN BRIEF, SIMPLE CEREMON\

Gandhi's Headquarters Stoned as Indians [ake Over Powers Relinquished by British

New Nation of Pakistan Born   Britain’s 200-Year Rule of India Is Ended in Brief Ceremony: Violence Flares Even as Freedom Proclaimd

Great Britain Ends 200-Yr Rule of India   Moslems, Hindus Form Dominions  Amid Bloodshed

Moslems Organize New Nation In Brief Ceremony; Hindus Carry On For India Proper.

Blood Flowing As New Nation Is Born Today   200-Yeer Rule Of Britain Ended In Brief Ceremony

DivisionCeremony Climaxes Fifty Years Strife   Rioting and Bloodshed Accompany Birth of a Nation

Great Britain Yields Its 200-Year Rule In Ceremony Lasting Lesa “Than. Fifteen Minutes — Partition Hindu And Moslem Sections Of India — Fighting Still’ Continues Between Rival Factions

NEW NATION OF PAKISTAN BORN TODAY   Britain Yields Its 200-Year Rule Of India

New Indian. Nafion Born Among Riots   Bloodshed Marks Beginning of New Independent State

Pakistan Replaces Old India   Britain Gives Up Power After 200-Year Rule

India Given Her Freedom By Britain   New Nation Of Pakistan Born In Ceremony Lasting Only 15 Minutes

British Rule Ends as Riots Rock All India   Two Nations Remain a: Dominions for One Year

Independence Effective In India Today   . New Nation Of  Pakistgn Is Born 7  As British. Withdrade

NEW: NATION: OF PAKISTAN BORN TODAY   Britain ‘Yields Its -200-Yeur Rule OFf India - :

PMW and UMW Protest Taft Labor Law   McCann Says Hopes Walkouts Will Last Only One Day

State Liquor Bill Up For Study In Senate This Week  House Committee To Act On Proposal For More Scles Tax

Senate Tackles Controver-. sial Referendum Issue  Early In Week   House Considers Kxemption Plans   Move May Be Launched To Send Dry Bill Back  To Finance Committee

‘‘Deceiving The Workers’  AFL Hits CIO’s Nathan Report \On Industrial Pay Raise Ability

STORM CLOUDS ARE GATHERING OVER LANSING   Special Session to Bring Clash of Legislature and Civil Service

Solons Will Fight Civil  Service   House and Senate Members Are ‘Obviously Irked; May Not : Appropriate Funds for Pay Hike.

Merged Defenses to Cost More,  Forrestal Asserts  He Will Endeavor to Limit Size of Pay Roll

Head of New National Defense Setup Conscious of Task for World Police

UNIFIED ARMED FORCES COSTLY   wa ‘Secreetary Of Defense Forrestal Outlines His Policies

Law Will Hike Defense Costs, Forrestal Says   Secretary to Concentrate On Coordination At Tan toevel

Higher Costs ‘Are Indicated By Forrestal      Defense Secretary Hails Army-Navy Unification Plan

Forrestal Plots New Set Up For Armed Forces   Will Stay Out Of Operating Details; Seeks Aides

orrestal Seeks Aides To Get Program Into Operation   AUTONOMY PROVIDED FOR THREE BRANCHES

Would Stay Out Of Operational Detail; Secks Aides In New Set-Up  Forrestal Plans To Limit Post To Top-Level Coordination Job

Bars Arnall From Office Mansion   Talmadge Called Pretender and Usurper — Arnall  Starts Suit in Court

GAS CLEARS OUT SPECTATORS IN OUTER OFFICES   Arnall Turned . Away By Troopers AL State Wangan

Executive Bows fo Troops, Says State ‘Captured   Capital Eyes Action; Arnall Sues, Warns Aides on ‘Pretender’

Bars Arnall After Taking Over Office In Atlanta   Denounced Todsy as Pretender; Declares Arnall Must Await Turn to Visit Him

U.S, GUARDING AGAINST ‘LEAKS   STATE DEPARTMENT STARTS SECURITY HRIVE

Pesca eer nel LS ee ee eee,  State Department Drives To Stop Leak of Foreign Policy

Snyder Holds Debt - Slash Is Feasible   Secretary Says U. 5. Must Have Financial Strenath

Nation Near Surplus for Fiscal Year   [Revenue Rolling in Higher Than Expected, Is About To Put Government Into Black on Budget

U.S. Almost Ready To Get Info ‘Black   Early Deficit Reduced By Quarterly Tax Payments

U. §. TO GET OUT OF RED ON BUDGET   Increased Flow of Revenue Boosts Outlook for Fiscal Year.

Tax Payments  Nearly Erase Budget Deficit   High Employment Raise: - Collections Above Tast Year

TAX RECEIPTS ARE DRIVING DEFICIT DOWN   Revenues Coming in At Greater Rate Than Had Been Anticipated

Government May Break . Into Black on Budget _ For This Fiscal Year

 Revenue $185,363,000 Above Last Yea Government About To Get Out Of The Red’

Weary Workmen Losing in Fight To Save Levees   Big Muddy Tributaries in 4-State Area Pour Out Added Waters

MISSOURI RIVER FLOOD THREATENS NEW DEVASTATION   On-Rushing Waters Damage Farm Homes, . Bridges, Highways and Lay Waste to Crops.   MORE LEVEES TOPPLE; NO RELIEF IN SIGH   fRiver Two Miles Wide at Jef- ferson City — Carroll County Reports $2, 000,000 Loss.

PUBLIC INQUIRY TO START TODA)   Hughes-Kaiser Contrac’ Circumstances Under Investigation

Help Of Roosevelt In Contract Deniex    Ferguson Charges . Con - tract Forced On Government

Says Roosevelt's Powers on Contracts Great  Senate Committee Opens Probe on Plane - Deals

Witness Disputes Contention FDR's Son “Pressured” Hughes Contract

Hot Battle Seen Seek Complete Revision Of State Educational Program

School Revision Bill Into Hopper; Means New Taxes  Vote Is Assured April 1 on State Daylight Time

State Fuel Survey Begun   Questionnaires Sent to All Mayors Asking For Community Checkup

TRUMAN SLAPS AT ‘BURNED CROSSES SECRET WORKERS   Speaks Out Against Racial Dis crimination In His Home State of Missouri

Truman Speaks Against “Burning Crosses’ and Racial. Discrimination

PRESIDENT HITS AT KLAN AGAIN   No Organization Mentioned By Nome, but ‘Burned Crosses’ Assailed

 $10 Million ‘Gravy’  2,000,000 In U.S. Overpaying Social Security, Board Tells

Many Workers Making $$ Tax  Overpayments   Govt. Treasury Fattened By About 10 Million Dollars Each Year.

Social Security Tax Overpayments Over Ten Million Dollars Annually

Errors in Social Security _ Payments Fattens US Coffer  Here’s Some Tips on What to Do

Women, “Do You Have Ulcers Or Expect Any?” Throw Away Your Girdle

$10,305 10 G0 FOR RED CROSS   Drive Total Raised to $16,754 in Latest Report  Maatinn

$7,967 Reported in Red Cross Campaign   First Accounting of Drive Progress; Emphasize Contributions To Be Made in Home Canvass.

TRIPLE SLAYER IS FOUND DEAD   Vet Killed Wife, Father and Brother-in-Law

PAL OF SLAYER ~ 1S FOUND DEAL   Try to Link Death With Other Murders

Vet Kills Three, Commits Suicide as Armed Posse Nears   Murders Wife, Father and Brother-in-Law

Youthful Killer Found Dead Near Scene of Murder   Takes Own Life After Shooting Teen-aged Wife And His Father

Says Congress : Not Advised on Forei eign  Needs :   Starts Tour to Decide on Entering Presidential Race —

TAFT SEES NO NEED FOR CALL   Contends No Reason for  Special Session

TAFT SEES NO NEED TO CALL CONGRESS BACK   Senator, en Eve of Wester Tour, Says European Data Not Ready Yet.

New Yorkers Spend Freely on Gifts But Insist on Quality Articles .

Raging Floods Reach Peak In Mid-West Area   Water Receding, But Some Towns Still In Peril; 50,000 Acres Are Under Water

Waters Start Receding  20,000 Homeless As High Waters Sweep Middle West

BELIEVE FLOOD CREST REACHED   20,000: Homeless and 50,000 Acres Inundated. as Relief Appears in Sight.

Mississippi Flood Waters Reach Crest   Towns Inuandated, 20,000 Are Homeless In Missouri, Hlinois

Flood Peak of Mississippi River Thot Reached   Red Cross Rushes Aid to Homeless In Stricken Area

All-Time High Noted In Missouri; Half of  Canton Is Inundated; 20,000 Are Homeless

MISSISSIPPI FLOODS APPEAR NEAR CRES!   20,000 Homeless In Missouri And Illinois

Mississippi River At High Point And Worst Of Flood Believed Over   20,000 Homeless And Over 50,000 Acres Of Farr: Land Inundated; Waters Expected To Start Receding Unless More Rain Falls.

Floods Reach Crest   More Than 20,000 Are Homeless and 50,000 Acres of Land Flooded In Mississippi Valley

Peak of Floods. On Mississippi May Have Been Reached   Over. 20,000. Persons Homeless i in:Mlinois,:. Eastern Missouri .

Think Floods  Are at Crest Mor e Than 20,000   More Than 20,000 Homeless—50,000 Acres Flooded

MISSISSIPPI IS NEAR CREST IN EAST MISSOUR   Several River Towns in Ilinois Still Face Serious Flood Conditions

Nearly 50,000 Acres Under Water In East Missouri And Part Of Illinois

Upper Mississippi Areas Get Promise Of Receding Water Ss   Hich Point Reached, But Several Towns Sill Face Flood; Homeless Number 20,000

Hood Waters Reach New High Point   Over 20,000 Person: Are Homeless In Midwest Now

BREAK IN LEVEE CAUSES 1800 RESIDENTS TO LEAVE . FOR HIGHER GROUND

Army and Navy Policy Checked   Investigators Seek Data on Ethics in Procurement Offices

Hearing Aid Service Has Unusual Human Interest Angles, Says H. K. Berge   Mechorism Not Suf.-ficient—Other Factors

Hearing Aid Service Has Unusual Human Interest Angles, Says. H. K. Berger   Mechelen Not Sufsta figient—Other  Eactare

HUGHES CALLED IN ‘BLACKMAIL’ PLANE CHARGES   Will Be Required to Repéat Under Oath His ‘Slap’ at Brewster

Has Chance To Repeat Charges of ‘Blackmail’   DR Link to Contract for Huge Flying Boats Is Revealed: Brewster May Take Witness Stand

UNIONS ASK FOR NLRB REVERSAL   Groups Sign Non-Communist : Forms, Demand Services

TEAMSTERS UNION REQUESTS NLRB TC REVERSE. RULINGS   Tobin Claims Union Entitled te Services Because He S'gnedl  As Anti-Red

Growing East-West Split Must Be Stopped At All Costs, Nations Warned.   Ask NLRB To Upset Denham Ruling

WHOLESALERS SEE SAME LEVEL PRICES   ‘Forecast Higher Costs For Some Canned Foods

Step Taken to Reopen Frontier   Quarter of Million Spaniards Reported Affected by Move

SPAIN MOVES TROOPS FROM FRONTIER   Re-establishment Of Relations With France Planned

SHUTDOWN MAY SLOW INDUSTRY   Expect Little Effect, However, if Miners Return on Time

Thousands Of Miners Will Stop Work   Will Leave Pits At Midnight, To Remain Out One Week In Memory Of Dead.

MINE HOLIDAY WILL NOT HURT BIG INDUSTRY   Government Makes No Protest.Over John L. Lewis Walkout

TRUMAN MADE SUB MARINER   Receives Scroll And Plaque For Going Under Water 450 Feet

TRUMAN RATED AS SUBMARINER   President Hands Out Medals, Reads Off His Florida Talk

U.N.R.R.A. Work in Poland Ends Next Month   mE O2T WEDS 2 2W E6885  Report Discloses Part Played in Economic Recovery

U.N.B.B.A. Work in Poland Ends Next Month   Report Discloses Part Played in Economic Recovery

Supreme Court Justices Have Run Up Big Score On Vinson Harmony Efforts Take Beatina

How Does Congress Stand at Adjournment?—  '47 Has Brought US Revolution

INTO CHOPPY SEAS   BRITISH RULER, QUEEN AND PRINCESSES RELAX ON — FIRST DAY OUT.

MURDER DEFENSE NEARING CLOSE   State Fails To Shake Youth’s Denial of Guilt

Heiress-Lover “Murder Trial _ Nears Climax   ‘Gollum and Louise Overell  Deny They Killed Her Parents; Defense To * ‘Rest. Tomorrow

Oil Men Doubt Adequacy ot Fuel Tankers In Meetine New England’s Winter Crisis

JEWS AND ARABS RENEW CLASHES   Two Reported Slain In Pales* tae Outbreak

OF JEWISH, ARAB RELIGIOUS WAR   British Throw Up Barricades Between Two Cities.

ARABS KILLED EXPECT VETO IN RENEWAL OF 70 AID RUSSIA CLASHES TODAY THWART PLAN

Pennsy Vets To Ask For Bonus   State Legislature Will Be Asked For As Much As $400.000.000.

Deaths by Violence In Palestine Reach 22 Today  British Army Still Maintains Its Controls Over Jews

Third of Palestine Jews Feel Clamp Of Martial Law  Deaths by Violence Mount to 22 in

Jews Under Martial Law In Holy Land   Death Toll at 22; British Push Huut For Terror Groups

Palestine Death Toll Now 22: Hunt By Troops Goes On   250,000 Jews Now Under Martial Law In Restricted Area

SIXTY ARRESTED IN SEARCH FOR TERROR GROUPS   3ritish Establish Curfew And Place 250,000 Jews Under Martial Law: Manhunt On For Under ground Extremists.

wet _ RIGID, MARTIAL LAW; Palestine ‘Shooting Raises. Dead to 22.

BRITISH ENFORCE MARTIAL LAW ON HOLY LAND AREA   Violent Deaths Mount to 22; _ Hunt for Terrorists. Coanhnuec

DEATH TOLL IN PALESTINE 22 IN 3 DAYS   Latest Fatality Is Shooting of Curfew Violator as the British Maintain Rein on 700,000 of Holy Land Jews.

22 Dead In Three Days Of Violence In Palestine   Martial Law in Force For More Than 250,000 Jews in Jerusalem —

Palestine Violence  Death Toll Mounts   British Impose Controls, Seek Jewish Underaround Fighters

—HOLY LAND DEATH TOLL 22— Third Of Population Is Under Martial Law

Toll of Death Mounts to 22 In Palestine   British Continue Hunt for Jewish Underground Fighter:

British Maintaining Martial Law; London Hastens Call to UN   World Council Being Asked To Find Solution to Holy Land Violence; Government Statement Is Awaited

Martial Law In Palestine   Two Dead As British Atmy Continues Curfew Order Tt Wolv Land.

Palestine Death Toll: Reaches 22  Curfew Violator Shet, Maintain Martial Law

Violent Deaths Rise To 2) In Palestine   Martial Law Over Jews Maintained By British Army

BRITISH CLAMP MARTIAL RULE ON PALESTINE   Jewish Ex-Serviceman Killed When He Fails To Heed Order to Ston

DEATHS HIT 22; TROOPS EXTEND PALESTINE GRIP   Curfew Violator Shot Down; Third Of Jews Are Put Under Martial Law

JEWISH CURFEW VIOLATOR SHOT IN HOLY LAND   Death Toll at 22 in Palestine; British Enforce Martial Law Edict

Palestine Death Toll Reaches 22   Third of 700,000 Jews Are Placed Under Martial Law

Jewish Curfew Violator Shot   Ex-Serviceman Failed To Heed Order to Halt—-Girl Dies

SHOOTING OF JEWISH CURFEW VIOLATOR 15 LATEST OF DEATHS  EX-SERVICEMAN, YOUNG CHILD CASUALTIES IN . TENSE TEL AVIV AREA

Curfew Violator Is Latest To Die In Troubled Area   Martial Law Clamped On Third of Jews in Strife-Torn Nation

Jews Under Martial Law   22 Persons Killed In Three Days of Violence In Jerusalem

Violence Wave Costs Lives Of 22 In Palestine   Curfew Violator Slain As British Troops Main tain Martial Law.

Iron Rule On Jews   Third of Tel Aviv Under Martial Law; 22 Dead in 3 Days

Violent Deaths In Palestine Up to 22   Jewish Curfew Violator Killed; British Search For Jewish Extremists in Cluttered Jerusalem Aree

Palestine Death Toll Mounts To 22 With Shooting Of Ex-Soldier   Martial Law Now Maintained Over Third Of Holy Land’s 700,000 Jews; British Report Arrest OF 60 Extremists.

Report Reds To Attend Conference   May Join Big Four Meeting Of Deputy Foreign Ministers

SHADES OF NERO Fortune Spent on Wedding i in  Midst of Poverty in Europe

Fast Recovery Is Forecast If Crash Arrives   Current Savings For Individuals Are Said Hiah

“Rush” to Shut Out Chance of Depression _   Agriculture Dept. Says Danger Less Than After Last Was

NAZIS EXPLODE: ANOTHER BOMB   NO: ONE INJURED BY BLAST IN “COURT AT FRANKFURT, ——-. ARMY-REPORTS-

‘Two Nations Have Settled :  Differences —   Britain Finally Concede. VU. §.. Correct, Will Mee! Jn Washington.

Discussion To Be Limited To Ruhr Problem   Not to Take Up Bi-Zonal Financing and Food As Subjects at Meeting

Britain Accepts Washington Bid To Ruhr Parley   Differences Over Conference On Germany Are  Ironed Out.

PLAN WASHINGTON MEETING ON RUHR MINE PRODUCTION   Official Announcement 01 Agreement Expected Soon, U.S. Source Savs

2 Countries to Discuss Methods to Increasé’ - Ruhr Coal Production

Britain Agrees To Talk Ruhr Coal  Will Confer On How ‘To Increase Output

Say France Will Accept U. $. Plan   Will Attend Conference on German Industria!  Level

U.S.-British To Discuss Ruhr Coal Production   Conference To Talk Over Meth. ods To Increase Ruhr Coal Production.

Discussion Té Be Limited T        Not to Take Up Bi-Zonal Financing and Food’ as Subjects at Meeting —

Views Differ On Marshall's U.N. Address   ‘European Capitals Reported Cautious In Their Reaction

World’s Reaction To Marshall's Talk ts Cautious  Mixed Response Giver Speech Urging Revision of, Veto

SLOW TO LAUD MARSHALL PLAN   Comment In European Capitals Ils Cautious And Mixed

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~Mr. Noel ~—United Insurance —Mrs. Roberts —Mirs. Barker  Alec. baffatas

—Mrs..Motrison —Mrs. Wiseman —Mrs. Young — —Mrs. Celnak ~ AF. 6 Nida

—Mrs., Boggess Mr. Westfall —Mrs. Jarvis —Mrs.. Hammonds  me. eae peepee see eens

~Mr. Wilson —Mrs. Casebolt —Mrs. Sprouse —Mr. Boley Wee Candhoay -

Amvets Receive Charter From U.S. Congress   First World War Il Veterans’ Croup to Be Recognized

10th District Race  QOvershadows Voting   Balloting Is Reported Spotty in State Survey; One Hundred and Two Mayors Will Be Cheean in indiana Towns and Cities.

9 DIE IN SOUT DURING STORMS   Tornadoes Reported From Alabama, Arkansas and Missouri

Storms Sweep Over Mid-West; Report Tornado   Blizzards, Dust Storms And : Tornado Cause Much Damage In Wide Area   SIX KNOWN DEAD IN PATH OF STORMS

BATTLE OVER VETO POWER ~ OPENS TODAY   RUSSIA-TO MAKE FIGHT AGAINST ANY CHANGE 1M PRESENT: VETO SYS. .  a TEM

UNO TAKES UP ‘LIMIT ON VETO   Russia Expected To Oppose  Reduction Of Power

SATIRA TRIAL IS ADJOURNED   Witness Refuses to Testify On Technicality

Another Major War Isn't Likely Now, Says Analyst   No Indication That Soviets Will Intervene With Troops in Greece

Three Killed In Ship Explosion   Engine Of River Vessel Blows Up;. Seven ietved .

THREE DEAD AS SHIP EXPLODES   Seven Others Injured When Unexplained Explosion Rocks Boat In Mississippi River.

3 Men Killed By Ship Blast       Mississippi River Scene of Tragedy

SKILLED WHEN SHIP EXPLODES   7 Injured by Flames Following Blast on Mississippi River

CANADA AS MEDIATOR   Tries to Resolve U.S.-Seviet Differences Over Palestine Ilan

Judge Hurls Charges at Legislator   Gambling Protection Attempt Laid to Speaker of Assembly

L, A. Judge Says Collins Tried To Stop Raids  Gtato #ccambly in Iinrnar.   State Sssembly in Uproar Orders Probe of Accusation

U.S. Sends Strong Note Accusing Russ of Inspiring Coup   Blames Coercion in Hungary; Hints UN Probe May Be Asked

Opens Fire On Tariff Reductions   Knutson Attacks Pact As Threat to U. S.. Industry; Bitter Battle Looms in Congress

Knutson Blasts Free Trade Tariff Cuts   State Deportment Soys Burden on Consumer To Ease

Tariff Slashes Under Attack From Knutson  Free Trade Cuts Seek to Bind Congress’ Hands

FREE TRADE TARIFF CUTS WOULD TIE THE HANDS OF CONGRESS   Against Protecting American Agriculture from Foreign Imports.   STATEMENT BY KNUTSON   Indication of a Bitter Battle When the Reciprocal Trade Law Comes Up.

Leader Hits Limits Put On Congress   Says Biggest Cuts Bar Protection for Farming. Industry

Knutson Hits “Free Trade”  Tariff Cuts   Says Hands Of Congress Tied

SEEKING TO TIE CONGRESS’ HANDS : oo Rep. Knutson Raps Tariff Reductions

KNUTSON ATTACKS U.S. TARIFF CUTS   Says Agriculture, Industry ‘Left Unprotected’

REP. KNUTSON CRITICIZES TARIFF CUTS   No Protection For Agriculture And Industry

STATE UPHOLDS LOUIS’ VICTOR}   Commission Rejects Plea  Of Walcott, Manager

Commission Declines To Overrule Louis’ Fight Decision; Commends Walcolt

Seeing Lhings? ‘Flying Saucers Reported By Citizens In 38 States — Descriptions Vary Greatly

Drivers End Strike In Cedar Rapids   Union Accepts Company Offer ot 2i-cent Hourly Pay Raise

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Honevmooning Again   London Strike Crisis

Ban Proposed - Against Giving ~ Atomie Bombs   Debate on $400,000,000 Mea  sure Turns to Specific Maves   To Restrict Program and Change Its Terms

KUSSIANS INSPEC Farm Machinery At State Show  Soviet Interested In Planting Machinery; Bell Opens Exhibits

Russians Visit State Farm Show   Won’t Comment on How Much Machinery They Will Buy

SENATOR ATTACKS WAGE AGREEMENT.  U.S. Steel-Lewis Pact Big Factor In Price Spiral

Steel Wage Pact Held Responsible For Price Spiral   Industry Agreement With  Lewis Like Munich Ac cord, Says Flanders

Rescue Party Speeds Search Lost Miners   Spurred On By ‘Miracle’ Survival O-! Three Men:

SEARCH FOR 50: MINERS SPURRED: BY RESCIIE OF 4   Fifty-Four Bodies Taken . From Undersea Pit in ~  England — Survivor  List to 13. ne      MIRACLE SAVES TRIO ~=  ENTOMBED BY BLAST   Deadly Mine Gas Slows Op: eratiors, But Efforts to. .  Find Entrapped Men ~~   Are Redoubled. ~~.

3 More Make Their Way From Shafts With Safety   Search Continuing For 50 Trapped In Tunnel After Blast

Search Speedec As Three Men Are Found Alive  Fifty Are Still  is limndercan Sha?

Miners; ‘Miracle Survival’ Of 3 Lends Hone   DEATH TOLL RANKS HIGH IN BRITISH PIT DISASTERS

Efforts Made to Hasten ‘ Rescue in Hope 50 Others May Not Have Been Killed

Search Continued For Fifty Missing Miners in England  Three Survivors Entombed for Day

‘Miracle Survival’ of Three Miners Rekindles Some Hope   Rescue Squads Have Dug 54 Bedies Out of Undersea Mine, Search Spurred for 50 Other Missing Men

“Miracle Survival’ Of 3 Miners Spurs Search For 50 Trapped Men; 54 Bodies Found In Undersea Mine

3 Found Alive In British Pit   Reseners Locate 54 Bodies: 50 Sul Missing

Bodies Of 54 Dug Out Of British Coal Mine; 3 Alive; 50 Not Founc

See No Hone for 50 Men it Enolish Mine   56 Bodies Recovered. and 3 Miraculously Found ‘Alive,

Hope Still Held For 50 Missing In Mine Blast   54 Bodies Found; Only 13 Known to Have Survived

Deadly Gasses Slow Up Mine Reseue Party   Three Men Who Came Tc Surface After A Day And Night, Spur Hopes for Others   50 Are Missing  Of 117 Trapped   British Coal Board Says Hopes of Finding Any More Alive Are “Very Slivht?

04 MINE BLAST BODIES FOUND   3 Survivors Spur Search  For 30 Others Missing

50 OTHERS ON MISSING LIST SOUGHT   Three ‘Miracle Survivors’ Walk Out of Trap

54. Dead Located in Mine, Three More Escape Alive; Hopes Raised for Others   Survivors Trapped More Than 21 Hours in 135-YearOld Undersea Shaft; Search Speeded for Other 50 Miners as Bodies of 54 Men Are Found Saturday 

Rescue Squads Still Hopeful Of Finding More.Alive After Removing 54 Bodies From Mine

Escape of Three Speeds British Mine Rescuers  Finding of 54 Bodies Leaves 50 More Still Trapped Under Sea

Marshall Gives Reds The Jitters   Secretary of State Proves to Russia He Can Be Mum, Too

National Telephone Strike Carries into Sixth Week   NETW Spokesman Says Half of Original Worker: Still Without Satisfactory Contracts

NALF OF THE ORIGINAL STRIKERS ARE STILL WITHOUT CONTRACTS IN THE  . NATION eS

Soviets Want Use Of Veto Power in Jap Treaty Talks   Proposes Meeting of  Four Power Ministers in China; US Must Now State New Position on Treatv

RUSSIA FIRM ON NIP PEACE PACT   China's Request that Treaty Be Aired by Fer Eastern Setup Is Spurned —

SOVIETS FIRM ON PLAN FOR JAP TREATY      Molotov Insists Groundwork for Peace Must Be Laid by Big Four Ministers, Where Veto Can Be Used.

Foreign lViinisters Should Frame Jap Peace, Says Russia  U. S. Is Opposed. To Use Of Veto

 — CHINESE PLAN REJECTED — Russia Insists Big 4 Frame Jap Treaty

Bussia Urges Big Four Discuss Jap Peace Treaty, Onposing U.S. Views

Russians Stand Firm On Jap Peace Treaty   Wont Ministers to Handle Pect---Weould Be Able te Use Vata

Attorney for Mob Defies Clark to Get New Action   South Carolina Case Is Target for Attorney General Remarks

PLOT REPORT ~—-1$ DOUBTED   .THE CHARGE AN “INVASION ARMY IS IN CUBA

BAN ON USE OF AIC ‘FUNDS FOR-ARMS SET   Senate Votes: Curh’ On: Na tions Receiving:U.-S.'Help

Goes Through Amendments  To Speed Vote   Final Passage Expected To Be Reached By Sometime Monday

Senate Votes Ban on Using Aid for Arms   Aisa Approves On theGround Check an Faraign Relief Operstiens

Path Is Cleared For Final Action On Bill Monday   Amendments Adopted; Truman Delays Message On Marshall Plan

AMENDMENTS WILL DELAY VOTE ON AID   At Least Four Changes Will Be Asked in Measure Authorizing Financial Help to France, Austria and Italy.

Emergency Aid Program Would Ban Arms Sale   Marshall Pion Message Delayed Until Dec. 8

CALL PAULEY 10 ANSWER GRARGE OF GAMBLING’   ‘California. Oil Man, ' Assistant ‘to Sec. Royall, Again In Limelight

Oilman Pauley to Answer "Gambler'’ Alleaations Today   Assistant to Army Secretary Says His Holdings in Grain Perfectly Proper

Efforts To Get List Of State Pay Hikes Fail   Both Chambers Of Legislature Ouit Until Monday

Highway Traffic Pesels Pl Plans for Quiet: fork.       Flow of Cars Last Nigh? Unusually- Heayy— ” One Fatality

Highway Traffic Upsets Plans for Quiet {th Here   Flow of Cars ‘Last Night Unusually- Heavy— One Fatality

Paul Me Nutt Warns Legionnaires Avainst the Dangers of lsolationism

Police Hunt For Paroled Slayer  Four In Hospital      Four In Hospital After “Crime Wave”

PLS hed)  : “Hh Fg THE’ NEWSa  nm.» Dain Mattny Fr:        REPUBLICANS FEAR HIDDEN BALL TRICK

Sees Conflict In Gas Policies   Says Firm Solicit New Business While Cutting Supply

Many Injured by Striking Students   26,000 hate Woden Back at Work Tuesday

Byres Answers ‘Warmonger’ Cry ‘With Plea for U. S.-Red Tolerance

GOP SEES LABOR VOTE IN SENATE DEFEATING VETO   Claim Power 'To Override Truman; Ballot 54 to 17

GOP Leader Sure Labor Bill Veto Will Be Overruled   Taft Confident Truman’s Rejection of Taft-Hartley Bill Useless

Senate Passes Labor Curbs   GOP Leaders Believe They Can Beat Veto

Measure Will Be Sent to Truman Monday   Bill is Passed In Senate by 3 to 1 Majority

Republican s Margin Enough To Lose Seven  And Still Beat Veto   President Will Get Complete Bill On Monday And Will Have Until June 20 To Sign Or Veto Measure To Help Industrial Peace.

Police Expect to Close In on Murder Suspect   Latest Information Being Checked Out by Officials

HERE TO, PLEASE? IPHONES—47  Black and White Cab Co.   ADDI ANCES

NEW TAX BILL IN FRANCE HITS WEALTHY CLASS   Must Pay Heavily On Profits Or Invest In ‘Cavernment Loans

NO IMMEDIATE REPORTS OF SEVERE DAMAGE   Tremor Occurs in Area Within 200 Miles Of Chicago

Chicago Reports Biggest Tremor On Record There   Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana Towns Shaken

Small "Quake Hits 200-Mile Midwest Area   No Immediate Reports Of Casualties, Damage As Active Center Is Believed In Ohio   Shocks Continue Several Minutes   Chicago Shakes For A Fev Seconds; Michigan, Wiseonsin, Indiana Also Feel Tremors

d MIDWESTERN STATES JARRED BY SMALL QUAKE   Tremor of Several Minutes Felt in Ohio, Hinois, Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin,   NO SERIOUS DAMAGE AND NO CASUALTIES   Twenty-Five to Thirty Cities, Including Chicago and Detroit Are Shaken.

‘SLIGHT’ EARTH TREMOR JOLTS - STATE AREA   Sharpest Quake Ever To Hit Chicago Area—No Injuries, Damages Are Minor

Mild Quake Shakes Midwest But No Damage Is Reported   Ohio and Four Other States in Area; Tremors Deseribed as Severest Yet

yi0-WEST QUAKE  paest femblor E Syer Ree Region Believed blag ens  if the d Near Chicago,  rere  a6 NO SERIOUS DAMAGE  farth Shocks Contin Nearly Four Minutes Cincinnati. ue  cit IN FIVE STATES  The   Shocks Continue f  u Four Minutes “t ag Cincinnati.  The ante Neal hg   crit IN FIVE STATES   Houses Are Shaken in Grand Rapids. Mich., but No Casual« ties Are Reported,

OVER PRISON FENCE   Prisoner Escaped From State Penitentiary  Early Today

Six Persons Killed In State Accidents  Three Children, Like Number of Adults Are Weekend Victims

’ sed? Tt AN) Donn! What's a Landlord? It All Depends: on Who's Painting Picture nf Winn

Plea Sounded as 518 ‘Unsafe’ Mines Closed   Dubs Order Belated; Charges Administrator ‘Scheming Politician’

About 40,000 Men Affected By New Order   Lewis Says Interior Chief Too Late To Save 111 Lives .   AFFECTS OHIO MINES

Secretary Denouneed. By Lewis  Action Is Based On Safety Reason:

as 518 ‘Unsafe! : Mines Closed   Dubs Order Belated: Charges Administrator ‘Scheming Politician’ .-

Child's Body Is Identified  Police Hunt Uncle After Attack-Slaying

80,000 TROOPS ARE RECALLED IN LABOR CRISIS   Parliament Scheduled Today; Premier ‘Fires’ 66 Police Officials

Schuman Fires fio Police Commissioners In Steps To Stop National Unions Sirike

FRANCE SUMMONS PARLIAMENT IK RED-STRIKE CRISIS   Schuman to Ask Wide Powers to Cone with Spreading Disorders.

French Cabinet Seeks Powers To Halt Strikes   Police Commissioners Arc ’ Fired; Emergency Meeting Held

French Cabinet Seeks Powers to Control Strikes   Parliament Meets This Morning to Discuss Situation

SCHUMAN ASKS FOR SPECIAL CRISIS POWERS   French Premier Te Meet Parliament This Morning

Premier Asks Extra Power in Emergency   Schuman Calls Cabinet As He Plans Move To End Strikes

Schuman Fires 66 From High Police OP   80,000 Troops Called To Army as Strikes Spread Through Nation

French Parliament Called Called To Act On Strike Spread   Sixty-Six: Police Commissioners: s Fired and 80,000 Troops ‘Called Back ‘To: Se Service== Pris Millions On Strike

French Cabinet Demands Power To Curb Strikes  Summons Parliamen t   Summons Parliament To Authorize Drastic Emergency Program

UP TROOPS IN STRIKE CRISIS   Mobilization of Public Workers Planned By Schuman Govt.

Cabinet Plans Stern Action  To Put Down French Strike  May Mobilize   May Mobilize Some of Strikers; 66 Commissioners  Of Police Fired

Printer Union In Baltimore Denies Charge   ITU Coutends It Cannot Be Guilty Of Unifair/Prac‘tices, Refutes Claim  -... OF NLRB

U.N. Tiff Rises On Holy Land   Debate hy Arabs Expectec T. Penlang Session

Battle Lines Drawn forUN Assembly Meet   Arab League to Lead Debate on Historic Issue of Palestine

Lines of Battle Drawn for U.N. Assembly  Debate to Open on Explosive Palestine Issue

Bitter Fight Looms In Assembly Over Palestine Problem   Battle Lines Drawn by Rival Groups for UN Session Today; Britain Reported Ready To Accept Decision of Assembly

Lines of Battle Drawn for  U.N. Assembly  Debate to Open on Exniosive

survivors Sob Quietly As Echo Of Last Prayer Fades Away  Texas City’s Unnamed Dead In Final Restinc Place As Mass Funeral Ils Conducted Sunday

Local Election Contests Could ~ Step Up Votino   "Weather Also a Factor If High Mark Is Registered

Local Fights May Hike State Vote Turnout   Thousands of County, City, Borough, Twp. Offices to Be Filled

CITY, COUNTY FIGHTS CLAIM TOP INTEREST   Voters to Elect State  Court Judge, Pass On Amendment

Senate Votes For Income Tax Slash   Will Go to Governor When House Concurs in Senate Amendments

HOLIDAY MESSAGE DUE WEDNESDAY Typical American Christmas: Is Planned For White House

Truman to Deliver Yuletide Message To Nation Wednesday   Address to Be Broadcast over All Networks

‘Surgeons Graft More Than 700 Inches Of Skin On Body  Of Badly Burned War Vet

Army Surgeons Graft 700 Square Inches Of Skin on Charred Body of War Veterar

OFFICER SAYS $10,000 DEAL OFFERED HIN   MEAD OF CINCINNATI POLICE  VICE SQUAD LINKS AL- LEGED ATTEMPT WITH  LIQUOR POSITION

5 Yankee Runs in 5th Seal Brooklyn Defeat  Sf ORE RY INNINGS   8 9—R OH Dodges OOOO Ooo Youks FD ODOBD Db &B bb

Yankees’ Big Fifth Wins 5-3.   All of New York’s Runs In One Inning  As: Brooklyn Bows  In First Series Game

BRANCA CHASED BY SRUN BLAST IN STH INNING   SHEA BECOMES FIRST ‘A.L. FRESHMAN TO NAB OPENING DAY CLASSIC

Five Runs in Inning  Scored   Branca Retires 11 Before Going Under Victory Flurry

Enst Came Takes By Yanks 5 te 3   ions Take the Lead in prons in ~ World Senes   BEFORE 73.365 FANS   New York Aggregation Scores Five Runs in the  Sch lname

Harris Men  Score Five Runs In 5th   Over 73,000 Fans Witness World Series Openes; Both Starting Hurlers Fail To Last

Winners Get All Runs in Big Inning   American Leaguers Blast Branea in Fifth After Being Held Mitless in First Four Frames

New York Siege Guns Drive Branea From Mound Under Avalanche Of Hits   Ten Men Go To Bat  In Heavy Inning   Spee Shea Lifted For Pinch Hitter; DiMaggio Single Starts Rally   TRIint mee   SIXTH INNING

New York Yankees W in Series Opener  Dodgers Suffer Defeat; Baseball” Classic Watched By Record Crowd

Yank Flurry In 5th Beats Bums In Series Tilt   Branca Has No-Hitter Until DiMaggio Break: Loose Hitting Barrage

Yanks Take First Game of 1947 Series by 5 to 3   Box Score   Big Fifth Inning Brings American Leaguers Enough Runs to Win Opener as Record Crowd Jams Stadium to See Autumn Classic

YANKEES WIN OPENER FROM DODGERS, 5-3   Score All Runs in Big Fifth Inning When Branca Is Shelled—Record Crowd of 73,365 Sees Series Start.

Yankees Win First Series Game, 5 to 3   New York Sluggers Get to Branca in Fifth for Five Runs

FIFTH INNING RALLY PROVES GAME WINNER   Branca Blows Lead as New York Power Gets Going

NEW YORK USES OLD BIG-INNING FORMULA; ALL RUNS IN FIFTH  - HENRICH KNOCKS IN Z DECISIVE TALLIES AS

Yankees _ Take First Game 5 to 3   ‘Dodgers Lead 1 to 0  Until Fifth Frame °"  When: Yanks Explode 5erun Offencive

Churchill Asks Debate on U.S. Aid to Greece   Would Precede British Aid Bill With Discussion

Sale of Topic Cefe Is Announced Today   Pagedas, Perdaris Families Sell Restaurant After 27 Vaerre af OQraerating Marae

HOT SPOT OF NATION   a   Abnormal High Temperatures on  Tar for Kansas Friday

26 Are Killed in Plane Crash Near Caracas, Venezuela   Majority of Victims Are High School Pupils Who Had Been on Vacation

Crash Of Airliner Kills 21 High School Students   Six Other Persons, Including Three Professors, Lose Lives In Venexuela—Passengers Hod Been Vacationing

Plane Crash Claims Lives of 27  21 Students Among Dead in  , SRG , Bonin, — Mihprceeay ne

Students Killed In Venezuela Tragedy ; Twenty-Six Dead In: Crash Of Big Plane

27 ARE KILLED IN CRASH OF TRANSPORT   21 Of Wiethons ms Migh Scheel Stu dents Returning Meme After Mele Week Varsilon

Plane Crash fatal to 27 In Venezuela  Three Professors And 2] Students  Amoneo Victims

26 Lose Lives in Venezuela  Air Mishap   21 High School Students, 3 Teachers, 2 Crewmen Perish When Transport Crashes in Mountains

Plane Crash Claims Lives of 27   21 Students Among Dead in Venezuela Tragedy

27 ABOARD PLANE ~ KILLED IN CRASH   AIRLINER PLUNGES IN VENEZUELA—21 OF DEAD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

4 AND UNBORN BABY KILLED   Victims Are Members O! ' Sioux City Family

OHIO’S RURAL FLYBOYS GET PROMISE FROM OSU.  More Work tor Farm Planes Sought

Accusations Are Made as to Propagandizing   “Health Workshops” Probe Sought by Group Of Member of House

Local Draft Boards Hold Final Meetings   Local Selective Service Oliice {to Remain Open Until Tune 30

Two Draft Boards in  Last Acts   City Board Issues Statement Giving Thanks For Cooperation

AT. & 7. RECALLS PEAGE OFFER AS UNION SNUBS PLAN   Government Officials Unde. cided on Course; Interwanton Withheld

ALL EFFORTS 10 SETTLE STRIKE HAVE COLLAPSED   Government Undecided About What To Do Next In Phone Walkout

Government Stalled On Settlement   Union Ignores Acceptance Deadline; A. T. & T. With draws Offer

Negotiators Reported to Have Checked Out Of Washington Hotel; Strike Now Expected To Head Into Second Week Monday Morning

Company Waits on Union Step   “Final” Offer Withdrawn; Government Undecided About Course for Future

New Seaway Bill Is Prepared for Study in Senate   :  Bi-Partisan Group Plans to  Introduce Measure Seme ‘Fime Next Week

Iran Must Grant Favors to Reds, Diplomats Think   Cannot Afford Unfriendly  Attitude Toward Soviet   Unicn, London Feels

Diplomats Watch Situation i in {ran  mn Pawa   Western Powers Oppose Political Concessions to Russia

British Seek Jewish Refugee Ship   Blockade Runner Trailed by Seven Warships

Forty More Bodies Removed Yeas terday from Wrecked Chemical Plant — Identification of Dead Becomes Increasingly Difficult— Mass Services for Unidentified to be Held Early Next Week.

MASS SERVICES ~ FOR BLAST DEAL   Raging Fires Conquered as Texas City Plans Burials

I ‘ . MEMORIAL SERVICE THis EVENING TO BE FOLLOWED » NEXT WEEK WITH BURI- ; IAL OF DISASTER. VICTIMS

(IMATES Of ETH TOLL mul VARY   emorial Services fol aad to Be Held ie Evening

COUNTY REP REPUBLICAN CLUB TO MEET AT COURT HOUSE. ‘WEDNESDAY: NOVEMBER 2!

Amnesia Victim Asks Atd In  Identification   Joe Jones Given  18-Month Sentence

Vandenberg Attacks Cut Of 6 Billion: As Senate Ponders Budget Slashing   REPUBLICAN SOLON FROM MICHIGAN TELLS GROUP AMERICA’S CHANCES OF “WINNING THE PEACE” THREATENED BY SUCH ‘A DEEP BUDGET REDUCTION

Vandenberg Fights Slash   Senator Sees Threat To Peace,in Plans For Defense Cuts

BROWN-FLAYED_ '- PROBE THREAT   CONGRESSMAN TELLS CANADIANS TO IGNORE SUBPOENAS ISSUED IN NEWSPRINT IN . OUIRY <*

Canniian Newsprint Makers Consider Suggestion of Rep. Clarence J. Brown — Canadian Flems Fight Subpoenas to Produce Records fur Inspection,

UNION RIVALRY RAGES IN SOUT   Campaigns To Organize Dixieland Pushed By AFL And C1O

Rival Unions in Fight ‘for South  AFL Plan inning New Organizafion Drive

AFL Shifts Attention to Further Organization Of Southern Workers

BRITAIN CALLS FOR TROOP CENSUS   RUSSIA EXPECTED TO OPPOSE PROPOSAL WHEN It COMES BEFORE UW. ‘N.

BRITAIN URGES TROOP.CENSUS   Proposal Would Check All Armed Manpower: Russian Opposition Seer

Troop Census Is Proposed By Britain   Surprise Maneuver Likely To Encounte: Russian Opposition

Britain Urges Troop Census Through, World   Surprise Proposal Expect. ed To Meet Soviet " “Opposition

BRITISH OFFER WORLD TROOP CENSUS PLAN   Surprise Proposal I: Submitted; Soviet Opposition Seen

Britain Offers World Troop Census Plan   Appears Headed Toward Vigorous Red Opposition

British Asking Military Census Of All Countries   Query Before UN Meet: Is Step in the Arms Reduction Program

Britain Proposes Census  Of World’s Troops Now  Surprise Pre-Assembly Manenver   Surprise Pre-Assembly Maneuver Appears Headed For Red Opnositioi:

Troop Census Bid by British Surprises U.N   Proposal Appears Headed Toward Vigorous Red  lhon  Oppe

Britain Proposes Troop Census To Encompass World   Surprise Pre-Assembly Maneuver On Year-Old Molotov Arms Reduction Scheme Sure To Meet With Vigorous Red Opposition

World Troop Census Plan  Is Proposed   Britain Springs A Surprise; Russian Opposition’s Seen

Makes Surprise Move Gn, Molotoy’s Year Old Arms Reduction Scheme.

Florida Braces For Violent Tropical Storm   Military Aircraft !s Flown to Safer Inland Areas

Army, Navy Takes Precautions   Hurricane Causes Concern on . Florida Coast

Reservations No! Being Bocked for Nine-Minute Skyride in V-2 Rocket

No Chinese Aid Fund Included   $88,000,000 Lopped Off Relief Program in Money Measure

Committee Pares Foreign Aid Bill  Funds for Occupied   Funds for Occupied Areas, and for Italy, France Are Trimmed

House Grou) Slices Foreign Aid Outlay $548 Million Today   Army Request For Occupied Areas Cut $260 Millions: France And Italy Lose $88 Million: China Left Out .

House Committee Cuts $88,000,000 From Europe Aid  Army’s Request For Occupied Area Is Pared $260,000,000

Committee Chops 260 Millions from Occupation Costs   Supplemental Measure Fails to Provide Emergency Funds for China

Occupation Army’s Fund Cut In Half   Committee Chairman Blasts “Shenanigans”  With U. S. Money

FOREIGN AID WOULD ALSO. FEEL AXE   Appropriation Com mittee Offers Its’ Own Pro¢eram

18 MILLION RELICF MONEY TRIMMED OF   Committee Also Slashes 22( Million for Army in Occupied Areas.

NO FUNDS ALLOCATED TO CHINA   House Unit Also Cuts Sum For Occupied Areas

House Group Recommends 88 Million Be Lopped off-Europe Relief Bill

House Group Favors Slash in Foreign Aid   Would Reduce Army Funds for Occupation

FUND BILL FOR AID 1S SLASHED   House Committee Questior  Soundness of Program

Nationally Famous  Sherwood Eddy To  Speak In LeMars Russian Problem Is  _ Chosen ‘As Subject ' For October 29 '

Nationally Famous Sherwood Eddy To Speak In LeMars  » Russian Problem Is Chosen As Subject ' For October 29° ~~

\bad Start Bridal Procession Halts When Fiance Socks His Beloved

Buitish Start        Ne , Civil Strife ” Breaks Out In:  %n.. AE VP. AW.

Sheriff Presses : Explosion Probe  State Hopes To Have i Evidence Completed

Sheriff Rushes Murder Inquiry   Grand Jury to Probe Charges Against Co-Ed In Death of Pcrents

NOTHING BARRED IN CHINESE WAR   Government Takes Of! Gloves In All-Out Drive On Reds

MRS. LAMARRE TAKES STAND   Woman, Whose Name Meyers Besmirked in) Sworn Testimony, Goes Before Federal Grand Jury to “Teth All? About Air Force Procurcment Officer,

MRS, LAMARRE JURY WITNESS   Dayton Woman To ‘Tell All’ In General Meyers Affair

\COUNCIL OF FOREIGN MINISTERS HEAR YUCOSLAVIA'S DEMAND FOR ILARGE SLICE OF AUSTRIAN LAND

'Yugoslavs Want Slice Of Austria   U.S. Opposes Demand, WhichHas RedSupport Gruber Won't Sign Treaiv Ceding Land

Yugos Demand Large Portion Austrian Land   Karl Gruber Insists “His   Country Will Not Sign  : Treaty On Such Terms

Yugoslavia Asks Carinthian Area   Supported by Russia— U. S. Backs Austrian Opposition

Four-Power Council In Meeting   Minister Of Austria Gives Meeting Views

SLAVS DEMAND AUSTRIAN LAND   Russia Backs Claim to Slice Of Carinthia

Rail Official Forecasts Coal Shortage Soon   UNITED STATES FACING SEVERE CUTS IN _ WINTER

RAIL OFFICIAL WARNS OF SHORTAGE IN COAL   Reports Exports To Europe Bring On Car Scarcity

Senate To See FR Oil Papers   Investigator To Search For Information On Arabian Contracts. _

PROBERS 10 GET F-D.R.OILFILES   EXECUTORS TO TURN OVER DOCUMENTS AT REQUEST OF TRUMAN

ALL PAPERS ON ARAB DEAL TO BE BARED   Executors of Estate Bow to Request by President

FDR Files Open For Investigation  Executors Agree to Truman's Request

Soviet Motive In Arms Row Is Questioned  In U. N. Body   Britain To Request Assurances Russia ‘Not After Secrets

Tomorrows Headlines Joday UNIONS MUST COMPLY FULLY WITH NON-RED AND FINANCIAL PROVISIONS OF TAFT-HARTFY ACT

EIGHT DROWNCD IN BUS ACCIDEN   Nine Persons Are Dead in  Unusual Accident at  Seattle.

Nine Dead In Bus Accident   Eight Passengers Are Drowned After Bus Hits Truck And Goes Into River

Nine Lose Lives In Bus Accident  ne. 2 2   Vehicle Skids and Plunges Into River Near Seattle, Wash.

Bus Plunges Into River; 8 Drowned   Big Vehicle Hit Oil Truck in Gaattle Onitckiric

Pit Blast Toll Boosted to 7   Pennsylvania Mine Travcedy Laid to Gas

FORD FAMILY — ~ PETS ESTATE   FOUR GRANDCHILDREN OF HENRY FORD ARE‘ BE.- QUEATHED HIS SHARE, ,,... OF STOCK

GRANDCHILDREN BET FORD STOCK   Will Gives Four .All Voting Rights, Foundation Non-Voting

Grandchildren Get Ford Empire   Will Of Henry Ford Passes Vast Ford Motor Co. To Four Grandchildren

FOUR YEAR OLDS RESCUE INFANT   Baby Carried to Safety from Burning Home; Mother Aheant

RAINY SPELL OVER; MERCURY TO RISE   Temperatures to Climb Into Upper 80s in Eastern Kansas and Wissouri Today.

Clashes on Federal Farm Controls Mark House Group’s Visit to State

Indiana Farmers Voice Views On Gov't Agriculture Policy To House Committee

4500 JEWISH REFUGEES SAIL FOR GERMANY   After Sitdown In French Port

11 ‘Lucky Number’ For Fr. Poeckes  At Least That Digit Keeps Popping Up for Special Events

11 ‘Lucky Number’ For Fr. Poeckes  At Laact That Diatt Kaanc Panniza Lin far Snacial Fvants

Conspiracy Plot Termed Smashed  French Black Maquis Leaders Hunted

Attlee Is Asked to Arrange Big Three Meet  Atomic Control Solution Ie Ohiective

Society Seeks Atomic Parley By ‘Big Three’   British Organization Headed By Churchill, Urges Action To Fix Controls

British Want Stalin at Atom Parley   Commonwealth Mer Thinks Big Three Should Act ‘

ATOM CONTROLS JOB FOR BIG 3   Stalin, Attlee, Truman Summoned To Work Out Peace Plan

Negro Suspect In Slaying Blows Off Head While Posse Assembling Nearby   32-Year-Old Farmer Had Beaten To Death 22Year-Old War Veteran Who Was Defending His Attractive Girl Friend.

Negro. Murderer Blows Head Off  Slayer Choses Death Rather Than Capture

Questioned In Slaying, Negro Shoots-Himself   War Veteran Was Beaten To Death Defending Girl

Negro Kills Self During Questioning   Fatally Beat White Mon, Git Not Seriously frjured

Suspected Negro Shoots Himself   Parolee Breaks Away From Officers And  Commits Suicide

Lover’s Lane Slayer Kills Self As Sheriff, Mob Call Him Out of S.C. Farmhouse

Columbian Witness Turns Against ‘Leader In. Riot Incitement Trial

Tax Hearings Planned by ‘Republicans   House Committee to Study Entire Federal Structure

Housing Probe Board Is Ready To Start Work   Sparkman Says Internal Strife Will Not Hinder Poliey

POLISH PARLIAMENT FORMALLY EXPELIS MIKOLAICIVK, CALLING HIM A TRAITOR TO EIS COUNTRY  Mad NUS

Mav Re Delaved   Parliament of Poland Expels Mikolajczyk, Pegs Him as Traitor

Communists Place 10,000 On Strike   Trieste Union Suspends Voluntary Workers: Slavs Attempt New Inroad

Communists In New Disorders In Trieste Area   SHIPPING WORKERS TOLD TO CREATE TROUBLE IN ITALY

Communists . . Make- Trouble. In Trieste   ‘Bent On Keeping New Free State In a Ferment

G.0.P. Cool Toward Plan For Housing   Little Chance Seen for Quick Consolidation

GOP Cool To Truman Plan  For Housing   Oppose Setting Up _Administrator For Housing Agencies 

Cool Reception To Housing Plar  President Appeals For Single Aqency

House Refuses To Pass Lake Bill  Balks At Funds For Improvements At Lake Murray, Whitesboro Dam

11 GOP Members Of State Senate Revel Against Measure   MINORITY SUGGESTS ALTERNATE PROGRAM

GOP Revolt Against State Sales. Tax Delays Action   Governor's Proposal on Shaky Foundation — Showdown Postponed Until Tonight — Minority Suggests Substitute Tax Plan

Fort Missoula End: (0-Year Career; Army Has Vacated  Part of Reservation Will Remain in Use; Rest Is Surplus

‘SLAVE’ CHARGE ~ PROBE OPENED   wauIR¥_ STARTED--IN— CASE INVOLVING ‘NEGRO WoO. MAN REPORTED IN BONDAGE 27. YEARS

President Is Studying Draft Law Extension   War Department May Not Request Power To Draft, Report   Wier'on Charges Denied by NLRB   Dog Takes Mistress to Boy, 2, in Crevice

Baltimore Port Being Paralyzed   Some 118 Ships Tied Up In Harbor; Many Will Be Affected.

Plan Picketing In B altimare Port Stoppage   Slow Paralysis Begins Tx Hit Commerce In Wake Of Walkout By CIO Unions

MRS. C. OLTMANNS DIES FRI, AUG. 1   Bervices For or Resident. @) . Preston Twp. Were “This Afternoon

MRS. C.OLTMANNS DIES FRI, AUG. 1   Services. For Resident. oO ‘ Preston ‘Twp. ‘Were  > TP hie Afternoon” ©

GARSSON STOCK BOOK IS FOUND   Will Be New Evidence in Fraud Trial

Garsson Produces Lost Book   Long-Missing Stock Certificate Book, Minutes Of Lumber Firm At Trial

Garsson Offers Missing Record   Co-Defendant Denies May Held Share — In Cumberland Lumber Firm

Private Help Needed To Give eEurope Boost   Martin Says Job  Cannot Be Financed Ry 1] ¢ T ranmeury

URGES PRIVATE FUNDS FOR AID   Rep. Martin Says Venture Capital Needed to Help U. S. Plan for Europe

Attitude Of Unions Hit By Ellender   Congress Told tt Must Write Own Ticket On Labor

 Ellender Declares Solons  Must Write Own Labor Slip  Says Union Leaders Not Cooperating

Senator Says Union Leaders Fail to Give Co-Operation  Ellender Declares Congress Must Take Action Now

Urge Congress “Take Bull By The  Horns.’ Write Own Labor Measure

OK Low-Cost  Housing Plan   Milwaukee To Build 232 Units; Project To Cost  «About $2,752,988

Peace Without Appeasing Possible, Stassen Says   Republican Presidential Candidate Believes U. § Should Adopt Positive, Constructive Approach To Standards In Other Lands

Feasibility of a “United States -. Of Europe” Gets Test in Lowlands

. THREE LITTLE: NORTH COUNTRIES ARE EXPERIMENTING ON UNITED STATES OF EUROPE PROPOSALS

Europe Gets “Unity Idea” Experiment     iss eee Pe oR ea   Three Small Nations Are Giving ‘United State” Plan a Test; Tariff Walls Have  Reen Torn Down

‘PACK OF LIES’ SAYS HUGHES OI SEN, BREWSTER   Will ‘Tear His Story Apart,’ Declares lrate Hollywood Millionaire

Hughes Seeks Opportunity To Question Sen. Brewster Whom He Says'Tells Lies’

Hughes Claims Brewster Told. “Pack of Lies”   Wants to Cyoss-Examine Maine Senator

Tense Situation Faces Sessions OFU. N. Council   Delegates Concerned Over Soviet-Western Powers Differences

EXPECT FIGHT IN ECONOMIC UNIT OF U.N.   Fifth Session of Group May Reflect Recent Split Between Russian and Western Powers Over Marshall Plan.

Brewster Says Libel Charges Against Hughes: Justifieds.:   , Senator. Regrets! ' Accusation’ Made: Aacinst Planemaker

Hughes Accedes To Demands for Private Records   Row With Brewster Set Aside as Probe Turns to Contracts

HUGHES PAPERS SUBPOENAED BY SEN. FERGUSON   Action Caps Stormy Verbal Exchange In Hearing

HOUSE GROUP EXPECTED TO -TAKE UP CONTROVERSIAL ‘ QUESTION WITHIN ‘TWO DAYS ae   By WILLIAM UMSTEAD " International News: Service

K. U. Team To Miami   Co-Champion Kansas In Orange Bow] Game New Year’s Day

Hydraulics Assist Search for Child  Barges Are Lashed To Bridge as Aid

Begin Search of River's Bottom  Group Believes Body Of Child Is There

Frosecution  Of Wallace Demanded by Rep. Thomas  Ex-Vice President Denounced Anew.   Ex-Vice President Denounced Anew, But President  Maintains Silence

Formal Charge Urged to Stop Wallace Blast:   Traman Silent as House Members Demand  a cag a:

SolonsDemanding Trial For Wallace Under Logan Act   Law Provides Thrée ‘Years In Jail, $5,000 Fine; Truman And Attorney General Clark Decline To Comment

Committee Cites the Old Logan’ Act As Grounds, But President Truman Maintains Silence,

Old Logan Act Is Applicable, Solon Asserts      President Truman Keeps Silent On Wallace Speech-Makina

Truman Remains Silent on Status Of Henry Wallace   Former Vice President Is Denounced But Speech-Making Continue:

Old Law Is Brought Forth By Committee   Rep. Thomas Wants Steps Taken Toward Jailing New Dealer

House Committee Looks Up Old Law  Covering Case’   White House Refuses Comment in ‘Any Way, Shape or Form’

Talks by Wallace Stir Demand: — For Prosecution:   House Member Cites: LawProviding Jailiand Fine 

President Remains Silent  Criminal Prosecution Against Wallace Demanded by Congres:

“Clear Case’ Is Cited By House Group   Allorney General, President Decline Comment On Issur

ATTACKS UPON AMERICA STIR UP CONGRESS   rALKS BY FORMER VICE PRESIDENT DENOUNCED

Action Under Old Logan — Act Is Urged   Ex-Vice President Replies to Criticism of Talks

Prosecution of Wallace '\Demanded by Congressman   Representative Thomas Calls for Action Against Vice President for His Speech-Making Abroad—Deciares Attorney General Clark Should Proceed Under Old Logan Act — Truman Silent As Criticism of Talks Continues.  ‘ia

Pepper Protests Policy Statement  Says U.S. Policies Are Contradicted

Vandenberg Target Of Pepper Blast  Contradicted U. S. Policies, Is Charge

PARKING LOT WORKER SAYS HE KILLED TWO   Beckley Couple ‘Ocethied in Back Seat’ At Time of Stickup

U.S. Adopts New Chinese Policy  Chiang’s Government To Get Ammunition;  Loan Set-Up Qualified

Temperatures   Announcement Comes After Plan for $3-$4 Raise Approved; Southern Coal Men Spurn United Dealing

PETRILLO WILL CONTINUE FIGHT   ‘Despite Supreme Court  Ruling, Will Take Case  to High Tribunal.

Attlee’s Margin of Victor; Four Votes as 11 Labor Party Members Stay Quiet

Nationalization of Steel Is Deferred   Labor Party Members Uphold Attlee’s Plans

Nationalizing of Steel Plants in Britain Delayed   Attlee’s Margin in Caucus Four Votes

Attlee Slows Up Labor's Program   Gets Approval of Action t _ Defer Nationalization  of Steel   FOR ECONOMIC CRISIS   Left Wingers of Party Have ‘Been Attacking Prime  Minister

British Labor Votes to Deter Socialist Step   Attlee Has Close Call in Party CaucusSteel Nationalization  May Be Abandoned

Britain Delays Steel Industry Nationalization   Election Pledge Not Abandoned Says Government

 ADADITES DARY  ViAIILUY DAU  ATTEE PLAN ON STEEL INDUSTR   Nationalization May Be De ferred For Duration Of Crisis

Attlee Gets Scant Edge In Party Voting   Labor Members Approve Decision To Defer Nationalizing Of Steel

CRISIS COMPELS ATTLEE TO ASK DELAY OF STEP   Stern Measure To Produce More Work Up Today In House Of Commons

Nationalization of Steel Interests in Britain is Deferrec   Socialists Say ‘Crisis’ Makes Move Inadvis able at Present

OKAY ATTLEE’S PLAN TO DEFER STEEL PROGRAM   Over 100 Laborties Refuse to Vote on Measure at Party Caucus

Labor Party Backs Attlee ‘Steel Plans   Nationalization of  Industry to Be Deferred Perhaps for Duration of Rritish Eranomie Crisis

Attlee In Narrow Squeak   Laborites Barely Suppor! Him in Deferring Nationalization of Steel

British Solons Support Attlee   Labor Party Vote: To Defer Work With Steel

Nationalizing of Steel Plants in Britain Delayed  Attlee’s Mar rgit nin  nene Faure Vatac

Labor Party Votes Approval Of Prime Minister’s Plan To Deter Steel Industry Nationalization

Attlee Decision Backed By Labor   Britain 7 Defer Nationalization  Of Steel Industry

Party Backs Attlee on Steel Delay .  100 Withhold Vote  In Close Decision

Labor Party Defers Steel  Nationalizatior   Attlee Program Called ‘Too Little ‘and Too Late’

Attlee's Party To Defer Steel Nationalizing   . Caucus Votes to Postpone Action During Crisis

Labor Defers Steel Control To Aid Attlee   British Crisis Plan Facing Final Test In Commons Action

Attlee Is Upheld at Party Caucus  Nationalization of Steel Delay Voted

Labor Party Members Okay Action by Attlee   Approve Decision to Deter Stee! Industry's Nationalization

Labor Party Gives Attlee Majority Of 4   Prime Minister Barely Wins On His Proposal To Defer Steel Industr: “Nationalization

Attlee Is Upheld at Party Caucus  Nationeliz se om of Stee] Delay

AERP VV RE VV ak SR SC ee  Attlee Urges Nation Back  ‘Crisis Bill?  In Commons   Renewed Opposition Within Eabor Party Faces British Chief

Natio alization of Stee! Delayed   Labor ‘Approves ' Attlee’. Decision

Decision of Attlee Wins Labor Vote   Called for Delay In Nationalization  Of Steel Industry

Okay Attlee’s Steel Proposal  Prime Minister's hAneanin le Cliahks

BRITAIN STOPS SOCIALIZATION   Cabinet Halts Nationalization of Steel During Economic Crisis.

Attlee s Victory Is Close   Labor Party Lawmen Defer Nationalization Of Steel Industry

Britain Postpones Nationalization of Its Steel Industry   Attlee Upheld in Decision to Await An End of Nation‘s Economic Crisis.

Britain Defers Nation's Steel Plant Seizure   Attlee’s Margin Of Victory Is Only Four Votes

Labor Okays Britain Move To Beat Crisis   U.S. to Demand Full Spending Details Of Loan Mouey

Laborites Vote To Defer Steel  Nationalization   Attlee Scrapes Through Party Test by Only  Four Votes

ATTLEE FLAYED BY BOTH SIDES   Party Left - Wingers Call Premier's Leadership ‘Uninspiring’ CRISIS MEASURE UP

(TTLEE BACKED ON DEFERMENT ff STEEL PLAN      abor Party Members 0. K. Stand By Narrow 4- — Vote Margin

Alflee's Steel Program Okayed   Prime Minister, Wins “Approval ‘By. Four ~ Votes .

More Than 100 Members Abstain From Balloting in Caucus Blew to Foes.      CALL FOR SOVIET TRADE   One Faction Demands ‘Negotiae tions, But Cripps Replies Next Move Up to Reds,

Parliament Votes to Defer Nationalization of Industry, Perhaps for the Duration of Current Economic Plight.

BRITAIN DEFERS NATIONALIZATION STEEL INDUSTRY   LABOR PARTY VOTE UPHOLDS DECISION OF PRIME MINISTER

Britain To Defer Nationalization Of Steel Industry   Postponement Likely for. Duration of Economic Crisis

House Decision On Information Bill ls Deferred  Program Is Assailed By GOP Legislators

Would Probe Operations, Policies State Department   Foreign Affairs Group Pledges Coopera tion in Framing Bi-Partisan Policy

WERE NOT GREEN'S   British Clergyman Says He Was os Amenican Sociologist   LETTERS TO FRIENDS

- WERE NOT GREEN'S   British Clergyman Says He Was Quoting American logist .   LETTERS TO FRIENDS

EXTRA SESSION 1$ RULED OUT   Meet Next Fall of Congress Said Unnecessary

TRUMAN MAY CALL MEET IN EMERGENCY)   Adjournment Is Scheduled For Tulv 26

OF RAILROADS   Government Plans Action To Recover For Charges On Army-Navy Freight

0  % U.S. Will Sue 964 Railroads % Ford Workers Seek Pay Hikes % Other Top News Items In Nation

REFUNDS SOUGHT ~ FROM RAITROADS   U. S. CONTENDS If WAS OVERCHARGED FOR HANDLING WARTIME FREIGHT.

QUESTION NEGRO IN DEATH CASE   Second Man Is Quizzed In Knife Slaving Of Arkansas Woman Taxi Driver.

Heroism in Detroit  A tag tte agg  lron Worker Saves Another Injured High Above Ground

JENKINS HANDS DOWN RULING ON GOVERNOR-ELECT QUESTION      LAUSCHE WOULD HAVE CON. TINUED AS GOVERNOR UNDER OHIO LAW. JENKINS DECLARES...

Pipe-Price Bottleneck In Oil Yield   More of Both, Says E. O. Thompson and No More Will Be Heard About Shortages, Rationing

BABY PEDDLERS ~ AWAIT CHARGE   Enid’ Couple, Who- Was, Wilt ing: To;Take. $150: Fi, San, “Held in Jol

No Agreement Is Made WithHouse   ee» Three Administration Bills Offered By Barkley

Senate Group Okehs GOP Anti-Inflation Plan; Prevents Death of Issue

Aearing Sets  ‘Senate Vote  On Price Bill No Chance for  House Action Before Recess

Way Still Open for ‘Anti-inflation Bill.   _ GOP 3-point Plan Gets OK by Senate Banking CommitteeTaft Seeks Action .

P.G. & E. Asks Authority to Buy All of C. V. P. Power for Three Years

CONGRESS SLOW ON LABOR LAWS   New Bill Will Be Like One Truman Vetoed, Senators Predict

LABOR MEASURE RESEMBLING ICASE BILL WILL BE APPROVED IBY CONGRESS, TAFT DECLARES

Labor Bill Resembling Vetoed Case Ai ieee Forecast by Sen. ‘Taft

TRUMAN WILL VETO MEASURE   Ohio Chairman of Labor Committee Makes Prediction

Taft Predicts Case-Like Bil   Expects It by March 15 House Groun Aroused

Taft Predicts _ New Labor il  w Baeacanskin She fo   May Resemble the Case Disputes Measure

Taft Predicts Labor Bill Will Resemble Case's  Committee Probes Conn. Dairy Strike

Strike Fear Reduced By Wage Agreements   Pacts” Covering 270,00 _. Steel Workers. Held — Step Forward _

“TO SIGN PACT   Reach Accord With Union On Pay Hike; Strike Threat Vanished

All Europe Linked With Big Crisis   as 3, S Sime  Britain’s Success To Determine Whether Small Nations Will Stop Westward Communism Sweep

Greatest Natural Gas" Project Far Advanced   $85,000,000 Will Be Spent To Bring Fuel From Texas To Michigan; Legal Hurdles Have Been Reduced

Hope To Get Pipeline Job Started Soon   Expect To Clear Up Legal Hurdles By Fa!l And To Begin Work On Natural Gas Line By 1948

heds. Say Ihey Won’t Approve  Marshall Plan   Voting Temporarily Clears Plan. Of Marshall’s From Larse Acenda

REFUSE 10 SII ON COMMITTEE EVENIF ELECTED   Czechs Oppose Participating  In Drafting Plan For YearAround Assembly   BALLOT VOTE ON PROPOSAL 38 JO 0: 10 ABSTAINED

Soviets Again Reject Appeal To Cooperate   Marsbali’s U. N. Program Said Unconstitutional By Riesten Blac

United Nations Deals Red Bloc Double Defeat   Prvposal to: Overhaul C.N. Machinery Sent To Committee’ Despite Russians’ Boycott   Czechs Turn Down Bid To Committee   ‘War Monger,’ ‘War Propa ganda’ Charges Next On “Agendas Discussion To Open Next Week

Russia Emphatic In Refusal fo Join Year- Round Plans  Marshall’s Continuou: Session Idea for UN Progresses Anyhow

REDS BOYCOTT  U.N. TEST VOTE   Russia Won't Even Serve  On Planned Assembly

Reds Boycott Little Assembly Drafting Body   Serve Notice They Will Not Sit on Year-Arounc U.N. Even if Approved

Reds Boycott Test Vote on US Proposal  Soviet Bloc Would  Refuse to Sit in ATS Wl sme iN es?

Soviet Boycotts ‘Little Assembly’   Satellites Also Flay Marshall Proposal

MARSHALL PLAN TEST VOTE HITS REDS’ BOYCOTT   Russians Turn Down Proposal To Overhaul Machinery Of United Nations

RUSSIA BOYCOTTS TEST BALLOT ON OVERHAULING U.N   Serves Notice She Wil! Refuse to Sit in Year-Round Assembly If It Is Created.   FIVE SATELLITES GO ALONG WITH HER   Proposal, Made by Marshall, is Referred to Drafting Subcommittee by 38-to-0 Vote.

RUSSIA BOYCOTTS UN. LITTLE ASSEMBLY’ PLAN   _ Marshall Proposal Sent to Drafting Group Despite Opposition of Soviets

Russian Bloc Again Snubs Test in UN —   Indirect Refusal To Join ‘Title Assembly’? Civen

— Abstain  Soviet Russia Boycotts Vote , ii Fall- -Time UN Assembly  " Crenerinetce Natians      ‘Communist Nations Imply They Would ‘Not Sit In Group

Refuse To Sit On Committee For Drafting   Allege Complete Set Up Has No Leaal Grounds

Russians Wilk Refuse Sit On New Assembly   Boycott Test Vote To Overhaul UN Machinery

Satellites Also Refuse ‘To Ballot on Marshall’s  Reorganization Proposal   Seviets Utilize Boveott for Third Time in United Nations’ History: DBeleeates Take Grave View of Vore

RUSSIA BOYCOTTS UN TEST BALLOT ON LITTLE ASSEMBLY’   Will Spare No Efforts t ‘Undermine’ Marshall Program, Soviet Declares.   CHARGE PLAN ‘ILLEGAL’   Reds, Czechs Serve Notice \ of Non-Participation in Drafting Work.

Abstain From First Vote   Indirectly Serve Netlea, Won't Sit on Year-Round Assembly Even Ef Mejestty Appretece

Russ Sphere Boycotts UN Proposal  Refuses to Vote Or Cooperate on

Addresses New Congress in Joint Session   President Urges Continuance of War Taxes. Ratification of Peace Treaties

Formation of Board to Solve Urgent Labor Problems Proposed; Broad Social Policy Enunciated

Seeks Arbitration When Dispute Is Simply Over Contract Interpretation    Commission Asked On Coal Problem   Balanced Budget Through Maintenance Of Special Wartime Tax Levies

iMessage To New Con gress Cautions Against  Vindictive Legislation, i Outlines Domestic Eco nomic Policies. 

ASKS CONGRESS SURVEY ENTIRE FELD OF LABOR   Cautions Legislators Against Punitive Measures

President Asks Legislation To Check Strikes   Chief Executive Makes Personal Appearance Before New Congress To Deliver “State Of Nation’? Address.

Asks Congress Work With Him  10 Better Nation   Proposes 20-Man Board To Offer Resolution Un Strikes By March 15

President Goes Before Both Houses   State of Nation Message Is Delivered at Joint  Session; Two More To   Be Given in Week

President Asks Congress to Ban Jurisdictional Strikes, Requests Solution Before Coal Deadline

Jurisdictional Strikes Would Be Outlawed   President Asks Congress For Cooperation In Program

Hands Solons Labor Law Recommendations In State Of Union Message

“VNDITIVE LAW   ‘Says Nation’s Industrial Future Hinges on Solution of Problern

New Labor Laws Top Proposals   Truman Warns Against Vindictive Laws and Says Solution Key to  Tm duatetal Buture   Covers Wide Field

President Asks Help of Congress for New ‘‘State of Well Being’ in U. S.

President Asks Congress to Change Labor Laws But Warns Against Punitive Legislation   Declares American Freedom Must Not Be Endangered by Taking [ll-considered Action to Punish Some Labor Leaders

Congress Given  End Strike Plan   President Warns Against Punitive Program To Punish Labor For Errors Of Few

Proposes New Commission To  Study Strikes  Report Would Be Required of Body

Message to Congres: Covers               Sroad V ariety Of International and Domestic Problems

GIVES PROGRAM OF LEGISLATION T0 CONGRESS   Asks Balanced Budg: et, Opposes Cut in Federal Income

Republicans’ Hear Appeal Of Executive   State Of Union Message Is Delivered In Person With Plea To Outlaw Strikes, Boycotts, Disputes

Truman in Appeal for Cooperatior   Legislative Program  Given New Congress In His “State of  The Union’! Maccana

Jewels Taken By Gunman This Morning   Mrs. Hilton Victim When Bandit Invades Apartment

From 1930 'Miss Hungary'—  $750,000 in Jewels Goes to Lone Bandit   Former Wife of Hofel Executive Robbeg, Tied #0 Love Seat in Apartment

Gunman Gets $750,000 in Jewels From Former  ‘Miss Hungary of 1930’

MASS LIFE RAFT LAKE GROSSING IS SUCCESSFUL   Crew of 48 Men On Flotilla of 11 Units Battle 10-Foot Waves

Roundup Club Has Prize Stallion Row   bdcating Tonight to Deter mine Whot’s te Be Dene With Ketief Redes Sales  ::

Roundup Cab Has Prize Stallion Row   Mecting Tonight te Deter mine Whot's to Be Done With Belief Rodeo Sales  Seren

LAUNCH-FERRY — CRASH TOLL 70   Brazil Accident Happens Near Anchorage Of Truman Vessel

TWO CONTESTS TO BE CONDUCTED   By L. A. Woodin As Mas ter Of Ceremonies.

Halt Influx To Palestine, Arabs Urge   Willing to Wait on Issue, Says Syria, if Immigration Stops

Wage, Sales Tax Bill ls Signed   Termed by State Executive as High Spot of Assembly Term

Gov., Duff Signs Measure Permitting New Taxation   Bill Allowing Municipalities To Enact New Wage, Sales, Income, Amusement Or Occupation Levies Becomes Law

Chancellor May Find New Phase in  Economic Battle   Cripps Takes Over Treasury Post in British Government

Cripps Expected To Give Clews to His Plans Today  Light To Be Shed on New Phase of British Fight on Economics

O'Dwyer ‘Plea Rejected by Action; Wicks Would Clarify Some Testimony

WRANGLE AT ALBANY BRINGS THREAT   Feinberg and Lefkowitz Have Sharp Words Over  Teachers’ Salaries

Girl Feigns Death After A Are Slain   Plays Pessum All Night After Man Runs Wild with Gun

Marshall Confers With U.S. Envoy   Argentine Policy Believed Topic

AMBASSADOR FROM ARGENTINE. TALKS OVER U. S. POLICY   Diplomat confers With Seere tary Marshall on Relations of Nations

TRUMAN GIVEN NAVY RATING   President Schedules Visit. to ormer German Submarine Friday  Mr, ‘Truman. Will. Officiate...at Dedication of New National Everglades Park Saturday.

President Will Present Medals   Will Also Acquire Navy Rating Of ‘‘Submarine’’ At Florida Ceremony   WILL RETURN TO CAPITAL MONDAY

Big City Hit  Hard by Flood Of Big River    Soldiers, Volunteers Work Frantically to Preserve Levees *

Levees Holding Flood Waters Not Damaged   Buildings and Homes Reported Shaken: High Water Routs Residents

Pro Players Tell $2,500 Bribe Offers   Frank Filchock and Merle Hapes of New York Giants. i Against Gambler  .:

Giants Tell of Bribe Offer   Filchock, Hapes Testify Against Paris

$2,500 BRIBES OFFERED STARS   Paris Offered Money, Girls, Say Giant Backs

Fathers, Sons-Even Mothers-in Law Like It   Estimates 95.1 Pounds Per Person

US ASKS SUGAR BOOST   On World Supply To Allow 95 Lbs. To Each Person

Increased Sugar Allotment Asked   Average of 95.1 Lbs. Per Person Is Sought

UNITED STATES ASKS LARGER SUGAR SHARE   Enough to Provide 95.1 Pounds Pe Person Sought—1946 Average Was 73 Pounds.

Allies Mean Business—   Gen. Chay Says If They Decide Germon Plant to Be Dismanthed, f: Wilk Be

German Factory Removals To Total Billion Says Clay   ‘“‘Never Contemplated Reparations Would Be Popular.’’ He Comments

Final Reparations In U.S.-British Zone Are Started  Billion - Dollar Plan Being Dismantled; German Threat Defied

Winds Of Gale Velocity Howl Over Country   Temperatures Go Down; Damage To Creanc Ile Heavy

New Arctic Blasts Expected To Reach Here By Tomorrow; Mercury Will Hit Thirty Below In Some States      TEMPERATURES DROP IN SOUTHERN STATES

Northern Plain States Swept By New Arctic Gale   Cold Wave Is Felt as Far South as Alabama; Citrus Crop Is Damaged

Mercury Goes To Hew Lows In Many Sections   BLIZZARD SWEEPS OVER SEVERAL STATES TODAY

Winds Of Gale Velocity How! Over Country  Temperotures Go Down; Damage To rans.iec Heavy

Brr-r-r-r—and Brr-r-r-r Again   Worst Cold Wave of ‘of Year ‘Howling Down from "Northern Plains, Weatherman Says

Mercury Here Climbs: Schools In Miami Close   Citrus, Vegetable Crops Are Damaged

STRIKE CLOSES TEN SHIPYARDS   Union Predicts Dispute Wi! Spread to Other Yards

Bethlehem Co. Affected Most Worker Strike   More Than 40,000 Work ers Off; Contract Expired At Midnight.

Strike of 40,000 Halts Work in 10 Shipyards   Negotiations for Wage Increase, And Other Berefits Unsuccessful

STRIKE IDLES 10 SHIPYARDS   Construction, Repair Work On 75 Vessels Halted By CIO Walkout

Ten Shipyards Closed As CIO Union Strikes For New Pact   Negotiations Snarled As Midnight Deadline Passes; May Spread

N Y Ship Workers Walk Out On Jobs   Contract Renewal Deadlock Causes 40,000 To Be Idle

40,000 QUIT JOBS AT 10 SHIPYARDS   Repair, Construction Crews Leave Bethlehem Posts

Shinvard Strike “Otficially On’ Union Reports   More Than 40,000 Go Out In Ten Maior Yards.

SHIPYARDS QUIET AS 40,000 MEN STRIKE   Wages Main Issue As Talks Are Scheduled

Shipyar d Men Strike After Futile Talks   Union Tells Truman All Operators Are Violating Contract

40,000 Strike: »Halt All Work In 10 Shipyards   Nine Owned By Bethle. hem Steel; Extension Of Walkout Forecast.

STRIKE HALTS ACTIVITY IN 10 SHIPYARDS   Union Calls 40,000 Repair and Construction Workers Off Jobs—Nine of the Yards Are Owned by Rethlehem.

SHIPYARDS CLOSED BY STRIKE   Called After Contract Expired In Ten Yards

 4 ‘Communists Have Heavy Influence   This Was Told Congress Today by F. D. Lucia of Weat Allis, Wis.

Flares Up At Questions By Ball And Taf:   UE President Fitzgerald Ac euses Labor Hearing Of Induiging In “Red Baiting”   Two Top Aides Deny Red Tieuy   Julius Emspak Cites Lies and Slanders Promoted By Adventurers In Labor Field

Berlin Reports Most Severe Polic Outbreak In Years  — ewe  718 Cases, 67 Deaths To Date

URGES VOLUNTARY MEAT RATIONING   U, S, PRICE CONTROL ‘BAD WAY OUT’ SOLON TELLS SENATE GROUP

Meat Rationing on Voluntary Basis is Urged on President   Sen. Flanders Calls on Truman to Call for Such Cooperation

1947-48 School Budget Increased $32,560   Higher Costs Of “Operakion Cited

Young Answers His Critics With Blast  C and O Hauls Coal, Others Fast Freight

Young Answers Chief of ODT   C and O Meeting Demands of Shippers Retorts Chairman

Young Answers ODT Criticism With New Charge   Asserts ICC, Linked to  ODT by Johnson, Favors Weasiern Railroad Lines

Young Charges South, West Control ICC   Cc. & QO. Executive Takes Offensive After ODT Attack

RAILWAY HEAD: DEFENDS LINE   C. & O's Young Says Charge His Freights Are Slow Is “Smoke Screen.”

Young Answers ODT Criticism  ’ Hits Slow Freight On C and O Railway

YOUNG BLASTS ODT, ICC ‘TIEUP’   C. & 0. Head Replies Tc Johnson Criticism

Rail Chief Answers “Slow Freight” Charae   Head of Chesepeoke And Ohio Firas Hat Reply at the ODT

OHIOAN'S CLAIM PROGRAM LIFTS PRICES LASHED   President Assails Reasoning That Reduced Demand Is Wavy To Cut Costs

— DANGEROUS — Answers Attack on World Aid   DENIES POLICY BUOYS PRICES

Taft’s Economic Views Denounced   Truman Flatly Contradicts Senator's Theories

TRUMAN HURLS REPLY AGAINST TAFT POLICIES   Claims Senator Stood For ‘Dangerous  Price Plan

TAKES ISSUE WITH. OHIO'S GOP SENATOR   President Names Dwight Griswold to Head Mission To Greece

TRUMAN SAYS TAFT'S PRICE VIEWS WRONG   Declares Senator’s Economic Theory That Demand Justifies High Costs Is “Fallacious and Dangerous.”

TAFT STAND ASSAILED BY PRESIDENT   Boom and Bust Of GOP Leader Called Dangerous

Theories of Taft Flayed By Truman   President Says Senator’s “Boom and Bust’’ Ideas  Would Cause Depression

Truman Hits Taft Poliey  As Dangerous   President Takes Sharp Issue With Recent Statement On Economice

Truman Name: Chiefs of Aid Program   President Raps Taf For Statement On Economic Policies

Taft Policies Draw Attack   President Answers GOP Chief, Defend: Administration Price Theories

President Hits Price Statement   Attitude Termed Fallacious, Dangerous

Senatoc’s Philosophy Is ‘Fallacious, Dangerous’ He Tclls News Conference; Says Foreign Aid Program to Help Starving Millions

Taft's Views Are Flayed by Truman  Solon’s Procedure Held   Solon’s Procedure Held "Fallacious, Dangerous’

Challenges Theories Of GOP Leader   President Denies He Is Trying To Keep Prices High

President Names Aid Directors  Truman Criticizes Tatt Statement —

Statement On Spending Draws Fire   Former Nebraska Governor to Head Greek Mission

Senators Comment On Greek Aid Draws Fire   President Asserts Republican Has Advocated “Fallacious And Dangerous” Puncediuvee Om Fennamic Feant.

ChIcF. EXECUTIVE DEFENDS FOREIGN ASSISTANCE WORK   President Takes Issue With  Recent Statement Of PAD fC...

Challenges Statement On  Heavy Foreign Spending To Keep Prices Up

TAKES ISSUE WITH PRICE STATEMENT   Ohioan’s Plan Called Fallacious, Dangerous   GRISWOLD   Appointed Head Of American Mission To Greece; Allen Also Named

DOOMED SLAYER ASKS “REBIRTH”   Doctor Asks Permission To “Bring Back To Life” Girl's Murderer; Warden Refuses.

Dominican Republic Fears War   American Governments Asked To Settle Alleged Tiennite With Cuba

Head of Skip Tracers Says Men Don't Leave Home for:Other Women iBut to Get Away from-Ball And Chain

lalmadge Says ‘No ToRequest He Quit Post   Claimant Holds Fast To Georgia Governorship

Georgia Students Protest Acts Of Young Talmadge   Make Plans To March On Capitol At Atlanta

Thompson Sets  Up Offices in Capitol a Talmadge C ontinues  To Hold Top Post —

Combatants Stand Pat In Georgia; Both Agree To Go By Court Ruling

Talmadge Refuses to Hand * Over Office to Thompson   —College Students Announce Plans to March on Capitol Today and Protest Talmadge's Seizure of Power.

Talmadge and Thompson Meet  Face to Face  Lieutenant-Governor Sets Up Rival Cuhernatorial Office

RIVALS BATTLE ON IN GEORGIA   Lieutenant Governor And Talmadge Both Open Office In Capitol

Thompson Sets Up  Rival Offices In Georgia Capitol  Fight Goes to Court After Talmadge

Talmadge Stands Pat on His Claim  Thompson Sets Up Rival Offices

Talmadge Says Governorship ls Not Vacant      Students from Six Col. leges Plan March on Atlanta Today

 Little Below the Knee Clubs Undaunted by Swish of Falling Hemlines over US

Little-Below-T he-Knee Club Plans To Renew Fight On Longer Skirts Trend; Mass Meeting Is Slated This Month

Little-Below-The-Knee Club Renews Campaign Against Long Hemlines

The Less They Wear the More Pay They Ask—But They Don't Know Why

TRUMAN VETOES TARIFF ON WOOL   Bill. Is ‘Tragic Mistake President Informs Congress

WOOL TARIFF . —“BILE-VETOED   TRUMAN " TELLS. CONGRESS " THAT TARIFF BILL WOULD

Le eislators  Facing Week Of Battling   Tractor Bill, Highway Bond Issue And Examiner Act On Agenda

Clear Sailing Is Seen For GOP Strike Control Legislation In House

London Bomb Plot Laid to British   Jewish Spokesmen Charge Frameup of French Captives

Change in Bonus Law to Be Asked By Assemblyman   Bill Will Seek Elimination of New York Residence Requirement

“Axis Sally” is Rearrested In Germany   Held Qn Orders From Washineton

FBI REARRESTS ‘AXIS SALLY’ IN GERMANY   American Propagandist May Face Treason Charge

Gas FumesOvercome Newlywed Pair; Man’s Condition Serious   oe eee ae eate te erates a a tah a etna sale oe  HOW ABOUT A MAGIC CARPET, MR. MAYOR? (wsttiti—ts ‘Hagy Gets Gift Horse--High de Type--To End Up and Down Troubles

Gas FumesOvercome Newlywed Pair: Man’s Condition Serious   HOW A ABOUT A MAGIC CARPET, MR. MAYOR?   Hagy Gets Gift Horse--High Flying Type--To End Up and Down Troubles

US Assumes Major Share of Expense Nazi Occupation  New Basis With Englanc Dissolves the Former Equal Responsibility

House, Senate Offered 2 Bills   Licenes, Inspection Program Planned In Measures

Communist-Led ‘Strike Plan’ Rattles Chile       Military Law Declared Coal, Nitrate, Copper: FE ieldss Red Roundup In Full Swing

Neighboring Towns Rushed Fire Fighters   Blaze Started in 30-Room Commercial Hotel and Spread Rapidly to Other Structures

5 Buildings Burn In Sooner Town   Blaze in Talihina Brought Under Control After 3 Hours   DAMAGE OF $250,000   Bucket Brigades Played « Big Part in Fighting the Fire

Bevin Didn't Make Many New U.S. Admirers With Plan to Spend America’s Gold

Crisis Puts Laber Party On’ The The Spot  i eee ae   Brita in’s ‘Leadership ~ Stirs Debate Over Suggestion Gold Be Redistributed. By The United States"

Today’s Outlook   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst BEVIN DIDN’T ADD  TO U. S. ADMIRERS  BY GOLD PROPOSAL

Recommendation By Bevin Startles Yanks   Britain's Economic Situation Is Strongly Highlighted

Another-Writer. Removed from Witness Stand   Dalton Trumbo Refused to Answer Questions

Second Witness  Held In Confemp By Investigators   Attempt To Capture Movie Unions Cited

Hollywood Film Writer Is Accused Of Contempt   Erie Johnston, President Of Motion Picture Association, Says Un-American Probers Are Creating Impression ‘Grossly Unfair’ To a Great U. S. Industry

Film Writer Dalten Trumbo Removed From Witness Stand; Evidence Produced To Show He Hed Communist Card   SECOND WRITER TO BE CITED BY GROUP

dnd Film Author» Defies Red Quiz; Heldin Contempt   Trumbo Refuses to Testify in House Un-American Activities Probe   DENIED PERMISSION ' TO READ STATEMENT   Frrmer FBI Agent Produces Red Card Allegedly Held By Writer

SPEAKING FRANKLY...  The tenth instalment o! James F. Byrnes’ startling   No Confidence Vote Is Asked By Churchill   Second Writer Cited for Contempt ; ‘Reds Try.to Rule Unions’

Witness Won't Admit That He Is Communist   Charged With Contempt When He Refuses to Ans wer ‘‘Yes’’ or “No”

Contempt Charge Lodged Against Movie Witness  Film Writer Refuses "To Testify Whether He Is Communist

Red Suspect is Removed From Stand   Delton Trumbo Jeins in De-~ fiancee of House Un-American Investigating Committee At Hearing

Charge Witness With Contempt At Film Probe   Film Writes Refuses to An swer Question; Re moved From Stand

SECOND FILM WRITER CITED FOR CONTEMPT   Witnesses Refuse to State Whether They Are Members of Communist Party.

Second Film Writer Refuses To Answer In Red Probe: Also Charged With Contempt

Probers Cite Second Man For Contemp   Film Writer Trumbo Refuses To Answer Red Quiz Questions

New Probe hides  Is Ousted  Second Writer  Refuses to Reveal To Committee if

UPROAR MARKS SECOND-DAY OF RED HEARINGS:   Film’ Writer -Trumbo Refuses to, Answer= Committee’ Questions

ORDERS TAKEN FROM MOSCOW, WITNESS TO SAY   Investigator Makes Charge; 2nd Writer Held in Contempt

Red Plot  on Unions  Charged   Second Witness Cited for Contempt for Refusing Answer

Refusal to Testify Is Part of Move For Court Test   Another Says Reds Attempted to Contro All Filmland Unions

Won t Answer lf He'sa Red; So Probers Act   ‘Commies’ Tried to Capture Movie Unions, Group Told

CHARGE LAWSON WITH CONTEMPT AT RED HEARING   Film Czar Warns Against ‘Smeay’

Film Writer Accused By House Group   Eric Johnston Attacks Committee Hearings As Being Unfair

2ND WRITER ACCUSED OF CONTEMPT   For Refusing to Say Whether He's A Communist

Soviet Official Linked With West Coast Reds   Un-American Activities Committee Probers Charge An other Witness With Contempt Of Congress  As Witch Hunt Continues

BOY CHANGES ~ BABIES STORY   COUNTY AND CITY AUTHORITIES AT MASSILLON IN DisAGREEMENT IN HOSPITAL MYSTERY

VOICE TEACHER OPPOSITION 10 IOWA TAX CUT   Secretary of State Association States Surplus Not Sufficient

Martin Leads ISEA Fight Against Cut In State Income   Schoo! Support Item Heads List Of Reasons Given

Retired General Says Hughes Tried to Buy Release of ‘Outlaw’   Charges $150,000 Offered Catholic Aaency for Okav

Millionaire Planemaker Offered $250,000 To Lift N.Y. ‘Outlaw’ Ban, Claims

Tells Of Hughes’ Offer To Charity If Movie Shown  Gen. Meye rs Says

HUGHES READY TO PAY FOR “OUTLAW OKAY’   General Admits Bond Speculation

Sayes He Tried To Promote Film Made by Hughes  Unable to Get Ban Lifted in New York, Mevers Testifies

Offer for Catholic OK on Hughes Film Told   Probers Hear of $150, 000 New York Bid

 ARMY MAN ACCUSES HUGHES OF OFFERING i¢1£0 000 TO CATHOLICS TO APPROVE “OUTLAW’

SUCCEEDS HANNIGAN   Overell Case Summary Starts  State’s Attorney Tells Testimony

Automatic Plane Lands At Clinton County Port Following Ocean Flight   Sets Down At Wilmington To End Historic Journey 

‘White Paper’ Accuses U.S. Of Nagy Aid   Hungary Says Pledge Of Help Was Given “Chief Conspirator’

Communists Aecuse U. S. Of Plotting   Promised Direct Financial Aid To ‘Conspirators’ Says White Paper

WHITE PAPER HURLS BLAST AT WASHINGTON   Comment on Charges Refused by State Department

Budapest Pape Claims Britain Used ‘Plotters’   Governing Regime Says Ferenc Nagy Was Chief Leader

Two Infants Are Beaten To Death In Cribs At Massillon City Hospital

BABIES KILLED IN MASSILLON CITY HOSPITAL   Infants’ Heads Battered By Brutal Murderer; Visitors To Be Questioned

TWO INFANTS ~ ARE VICTIMS OF ATTACKER   MURDEREA WHO BATTERED HEADS OF TINY BABIES 1S -HUNTED BY AUTHORITIES OF STARK COUNTY

TO ATTEND COUNCIL   Rev, Shults to Grand Rapids Ed. ucational Gathering.

Nothing Gives.a Man Proof. He Is Mortal Like Losing — a Tooth, Observes Hal Boyle

A Biting Dog Never Barks—While His Mouth’s Full— By Hal Boy!  Poor Man Philosopher Oozes Homely Wisdom

MOM LOON IN RIOOW   Democratic Opposition Rising  Against ‘Home Rule’ in Rent Bill

Fifty Aboard Kiery Plane  Feared Killed   Airliners Makes Crash Landing In Canyon After Reporting Flames

Dewey Confident ‘Stop’ Movement  Crished During Tour of West States

Governor Feels Stop-Dewey Move  Is Now Defeated   Western Tour May Be Threatened by Hlness of Wife, However

Landon Sees U.S. On Abyss of War  “For Some Years’  Advocates That This Country Prepare Die OE A sree:

Jewish Refugees Refuse fo Land On:French Soil   French Officials Will Not Force } Jews to.Disembark

4500 Jewish Refugees Reach French Port, Say They'll Not Land on French Soil Alive

Jews Refuse To Ss Ashore  Into France   Will Not Leave Ships Alive Anywhere Except Palestine, Refugees Say

School Lunch Bill ‘Goes to Governor; Passes Assembly   Authorizes. $2,500,000   for Balance of Year  : jin’ Schools; Is From Surplus

KEY EXCHANGES REMAIN JUMPY, WAIT DECISIONS   Many Market Experts Look Toward Truman’s Talk With Legislators

Americans Protest China Communist Negotiators Ordered To Stop Parley Work

GOOD HOPE LUTHERAN  American Lutheran Church Alivent f% Bfectaest Wasian

GOOD HOPE LUTHERAN American Lutheran Church Alfred O. Mardorf, Pastor

Churchill Tells Britons fo Work Harder, Longer   Thinks Present Leaders Have Frittered Away Too Much Money

BRITAIN NEEDS MORE MONEY, CALLS ONU.S   CHURCHILL CHARGES FIRST LOAN WAS FRITTERED AWAY

Says British Must He Ip Themselves’  C hurchill. ‘May Back  Plea For-New Loan

Says British Must Help Themselves  Churchill May Back Plea For New Loan

BRITAIN TO ASK ANOTHER LOAN   Chorchill Says Labor Government “Frittered Away”  Present Loan

CHURCHILL MAY ~ BAGK LOAN PLEA   WOULD AID IN NEW APPEAL TO U. S. IY BRITONS WILL HELP SELVES.

Churchill To Back Appeal For New Loan    Says Government Has ‘Frittered Away’ Funds

Says Britons Must Labor Long; Hard   Churchill Charges Att lee’s Govt With Wasting Good Part Ameri exap Loan —

Churchill Willing to Support Labor Government in Its Effort To Get Another Loan From U.S.

ANY LABORITE MOVE BLESSED BY GHURGHILL   Former Premier Says Great Britain Must Start Aiding Self

Churchill Favors New Loan Appeal  But on Condition Britons Work Hard To Heln Themselves

Churchill Will Back Loan Bid   Offers Fo Join With Labor Government dn Appeal For New U. S. Credit Grants

‘Deeper In_ The Mire  Clark Hints Fresh Evidence In U.S. Case Against Meyers

GENERAL 10 FAGE CRIMINAL CHARGES ON FRAUD COUNTS   Grand Jury to Get Case for Study Following Hearings Held at U.S. Capital.   SUIT FOR DAMAGES MAY BE FILED

Justice Dept. Enters Case Against Meyers   Has New Evidence To Add to that of Senate Committee

Jury to Receive New Evidence on  General Meyers   ‘Charges Now Under Study  Might Bring 39 Years, $629,500 Fine

Justice Agents Check General's Dual War Deals   Department to Take Matter Before U.S. Grand Jury This Week

New Evidence To Hit Meyers   Justice Department Seeking Indictment

‘ind New srand Jury iwidence Meyers Will Face  New Accusations By Justice Dept.  1 ee <a

LEADERS STUDY SPECIAL SESSION   Dates For Ohio Legislative Meeting Eved

HOSPITAL ATTENDANT CONVICTED OF RAPE   Baltimore County Court Withholds Sentence After Short Deliberation

LOCAL BAND DRIVE “1S MOVING AHEAD   Lawrence Contributions to the Fund Pass the. $400 Mark ,   MEMBERS PLEDGE $500

IS MOVING AHEAD   Lawrence Contributions to the Fund Pass the $400 Mark   MEMBERS PLEDGE $500

Fish Trap In Big Sioux Cost Owner $110 In Fines, & Costs   State Men Find Evidence Of Many - Violations

General Motors Co., Bethlehem Steel's Negotiations End   Telephone Strike Is Only Major Work Stoppage on  Nation’s Horizon

UAW-GM Reach Agreement   Leaves Phone Strike Only Major Labor Dispute Still Unsettled

Major Unions, Companies Sign   Phone Strike Remains Only Major Labor Dispute Onen

Phone Walkout  Only Big Sirike In United States   CIQ Accepts GM Offer; See Terms New Pattern For Other Negotiations

Settlement Of UAW, Steel Wages Leaves Phone Strike As Nation’s Major Dispute

AUTO UNION ACCEPTS GM WAGE OFFER   Telephone Strike Remains Nation’s Major Pay Feud

C10 UNION AND 6-M AGREE ON WAGE INCREASE   Another Steel Pact Leaves Phone Strike Only Major Dispute

Acheson Sees No Danger In Greek Aid   States Move Will-Strengthen Forces of Demacracy, Freedom

Acheson Sees No War Certainty   Greék Aid Cannot Wait for U. N., Assertion; Speed Held Vital ©

No Major Issues Settled ‘As Session of State Legislature Nears An Ena

Major Issues Unsolved After 15]-Day Session   Weary Lawmakers Gc To Bali Game Then Chart Adjournment

WIDOW OF LATE INVENTOR’ DIES   MISS MINA EDISON , WAS SECOND WIFE OF THOMAS EDISON

THOS. EDISON'S WIDOW EXPIRES   Former Secretary Of Navy Is With Mother At Her Death

* Thomas Edison's Widow Dies * Baby Missing 80 Hours Found * Other Top ‘Items

Edison's Widow Taken by Death   Actively Backed Hoover Campaigns

WIDOW OF EDISON DIES LAST NIGHT   ‘Cardiac Ailment Blamed   by Physician for Death    in New York.

EDISON'S WIDOW DIES LAST NIGHT   Patient of Medical Center Since July 16th

Mrs. Edison, 82. Widow of  Inventor, Dies   Married Franklin Man After Husband’s Death: Backed Chautauqua

Edison’s Widow Dies In N. York Medical Center  Became Inventor's Carand Wife At 71

PRICES FOR CORN FUTURES CLIME   Quotoation Is Less Than One Cent of All-time Record.

Thuransky In New York Tells Stories of Brutal ‘Treatment In Hungary

Fatalities Cut 20 Per Cent By “Safety Drive”   «Highway safety conference, held in Washington, gets.credit for saving many lives.

KEY AFL UNION CHIEFS MEET IN CHIGAGO TODAY   Leaders Must Decide on NLRE Affidavits Considering Communism

AFL Head Wants Union Leaders To Sign Papers Denying Red Affiliation

Green Calls on All AFL Officers to Sign Non-Communist Affidavits   Recommendation at Start of Crucial Session Of Executive Board Is First Official Word Of Policy Under Taft-Hartley Labor. Law

AFL PRESIDENT SAYS TO SIGN RED DENIALS   Green Urges Union Chiefs To Pave Way For Using NLRB

AFL Leaders To Decide Policy Toward NLRB  bAction Due On Non-Red Oath

POLICY-MAKERS OF A. F. L. MEET   Must Decide Whether Te Ignore Or Accept Affidavit Order

AFL Will Reach Vital Decision On NLRB Order   Edict Requiring Officers to Sign Affidavits Studied

AFL to Decide on New Ruling   Policy Makers to Decide If Union Officials Will Swear They‘re Not Reds

Green To Ask FL Officers Swear Not Red   Part Of Procedure Under Labor Law

Asks Union Chiefs Comply With Point In New Labor Law   Lewis Stays Mum On Issue As AFL Council Confers   Council Members

GREEN APPEALS TO ALL OFFICERS OF THE A. F. L   Will Be Asked 1o Sign NonCommunist Affidavits.   FACILITIES OF N. L. BR. B.   The President’s Statement Was First Official Word on the Subject.

Lotteries In Which Automobiles Are Given Away In Danviile Seen Doomed By Warning From Governor   AFL Top Leadership Gathers To Determine Policy Toward National Labor Relations Board   To Decide Whether They Will Sign Affidavits Swearing They Are Not Communist

Says AFL Officers Will Sign   _ Will Swear They ire Not Communists Order to Use NLRB,  Says President Green

In Order to Use Facilities Of Labor Board   Predicts Council Members To Go Along But ‘Reluctantly’

AFL Top Leadership Ponders Labor Rule   Big Union's Chieftains To Decide on Policy To Be : Taken on Anti-Red Stand

Labor Heads Conferring Over Future.  Ta Wet. oo BE Bot a”   ‘VDeetston “1s” Likely: On ‘Red’ Affidavits

GREEN TO URGE ALL OFFICIALS OF UNION TO SIGN AFFIDAVITS  LABOR LEADERS MEETIN  IN CRUCIAL SESSION   KAY NHOCING DNATICICG

‘AFL Leaders Meet To Determine Union Altitude ‘On Taft-Hartley Act; One Can Block Acceptance

AFL Will Decide Whether To Bow To NLRB Ruling      Union Leaders Dislike Order On Affidavits

Green OK's AFI Anti-Red Oath   First Declaration Of Policy Under New Labor Lew Is Made

Ask sn “ Non-Red Oaths.   AFL Officers Could Obtain Recognition of Unions by NLRB

Green Indicates AFL fo Support Taft-Hartley Act's Requirement Of Now-Communist Declarations

AFL Leaders Study Policy   nA EELS Y a wasw 7  Gather to Determine Whether or Not To lenore NLRB Ruling

AFL President Favors Signing  Non-Red Pledge   Green Asks All Unior Officials To Go Along With Labor Board.

Green Will Ask Affidavits From Union Officers   Moves to Comply With Taft-Hart ley Law to Secure NLRB Facilities

Green to Seek Non-Communist Pledges to Use NLRB Services   Predicts AF of L Officers Will Go Along With Poliey ‘Reluctantly’

AFL Policy Makers Plan Future Activity  To Reach Decision on Action Under NLRB

Lewis. Keeps: Mum, On. His osition; But ‘Miners: Journal Opposed. To.” Non-Red Clause

Montana Weather   Green To Urge All ATL Heads To Sign Non-Commy Pledges

AFL Chief Will Abide By Taft-Hartley Law   ‘Says He'll Recommend Signing af Nen-Cammuntst Affidavits by Officars

Chiefs Of AFL To Sign   Union Heads Will Comply With Required Non-Red Aifidavits, Green Says

Green Favors  ‘Going Along   Predicts AFL Officers Will ‘Reluctantly’ Sign Affidavits

WILL DECIDE LABOR POLICY   Top Leaders Debate Whether to Ignore the NLRB or Comply With Provisions of the TaftHartley Act.

Green Will Back Non-Red Affidavit  ‘sy rr   AFL Chief Predicts Lnion’ Will Vote  To Obey Labor Law

AFL MEETS T0 PLAN RESPONSE TO LABOR LAW  MUST DECIDE UPON SIGNING AFFIDAVITS

BHEEN TO ROK AFL APPROVE BAN FOR RED!   Would Have Alf Union Officers Sigre Non-Communist Affidavits.

AFL Chief Urges Compliance With New Labor Law   Green To Advocate Signing of Non-Red Leadership Pledges

GREEN TO URGE ALL OFFICIALS OF UNION TO SIGN AFFIDAVITS  JVARDAPD FTRANCDC BECO TIA

PREDICTS AFL COUNCIL WILL 0. K. NLRB RULE   Lewis Is Noncommittal On Recommendation by President of Union

Will Decide AFL Policy On Affidavits   Deny NLRBB Services If One Member Refuses To Sign.

Sign Pledges As Non-Red, Green Urges  Points Need to  Deateact Statuc

AFL Head Urges Union Leaders Sign Affidavits   Non-Communist Oath ‘Required to Gain NLRB Facilities

AFL Top Chiefs Meet To Decide On NLRB Policy   Decision Will Be Made On The Filing Of Affidavits.

NEW INDICTMENTS TO BE ISSUED IN GARSON CASE   Grand Jury to Resume In quiry February 10.

JEWISH THREATEN CONTINUED FlGnTS IN PALESTINE AREA   Underground Prepares tc Push Violence; Offer by United States Scornec By Partisans.   FOUR MEN HELD AFTER FLOGGING

ee: en eee ee eT eae mec enemas ees se erm  Jews Threaten New Violence In Holy.Land

British Conduct House-to-House Hunt for Floggers   Jewish Underground Army Threatens New Violence In Holy Land

Italians Want. Billion in Aid   Envoy Paints Dark Picture Of Doller Shortace

BILLION NEEDED, ITALY REPORTS   Dollar Shortage Gloomy In Nation Plagued By Leftists

Italy Asks United States For Billion   Ambassador Tells Low eit That Sum Needed  To Pass Innnediate a dF

ps Night Play bY SentOrs jel Schoo   ifare (araduation  4 Take Part   Chandler Trial To Start Friday

Technicality Delays Trial Of Chandler  Jury Net To Be Picked Until Frida

Rice and Fruit Juices Suggested For Sufferers of Hypertension  Cat at Mint hday Ra Modified When

URGES ITALY TREATY 0. K.   Warns Senate Against Failure To Ratify Pact

Sees Evidence That Russia {s Not Cooperating   Senator Says Policy Is Against Cooperating In Solution Of A-Bomb Prohlem

col MANCHENO WILL BE BARRED FROM ECUADOR   This Announcement Was Made Teday by Two Officials.   VIENTIMILLA IN POWER   Dr. Ibarra Has No Right to  Return to the Country As President.

Counter-Revolt Unsets Nine-Day Ecuador Regime   Victorious Leaders Say Exiled President Will Be Banned

Democrats Attack Greek Aid Program   Declare $400,000,000 Help Is Step Toward War With Russia; Offer Substitute

TWO DEMS — ATTACK. AID 10 GREECE   Pair of Senators Have Substitute Proposal...

ANTLAMERICAN FEELING SHOWN. AS. RESULT OF PARTITION—I8 PER:  ‘SONS KILLED ©

Partition By Un Touches Off Jew Slayings   U.S. Military Attache At Beirut Reported Placing Machine Guns

Anti-American — Demonstrations Are Developed   U. 8. Information Office Is Stoned And Also French Legation   MORE VIOLENCE IN PALESTINE  BRITT T WTA,

Nine Killed   Parachutist Among Those Losing Their Lives Over Week-End

EAST ESCAPES WORST STING IN COLD WAVE   NO RELIEF SEEN IN MICHIGAN UNTIL LATE MONDAY

East May Not Get Full Sting Of Cold Wave  Great Lakes Having Warming Influence

East May Miss Worst of New Frigid Wave   Blast in Mid-West May Be Modified By Great Lakes Air

East May Escape Worst Sting Of Icy Movement   Viountamous Snow Drifts Stall 2 Pass enger Trains in Midwest; Gas _ Curtailment Ordered

Icy Winds Rake Mid-Western States ; East May Escape Sting Of Cold Wave

Destructive Winds Rake Midwest Area, Tumbling Mercury Well Below Zero

Most Of East Might Escape - Frigid Blast:   Circular Air Movement Raises Hopes for * Moderation

WAVE MAY BE MODERATED IN LAKE REGIONS   Cold to Be Slightly Less Severe Than First Forecast

Circular Air Movement Great Lakes Raise Prospect Of Mercy For Ractern States. ~~

Worst of Cold May Skip East   Great Lakes Warming Ait Mass Moving This Wav

Warden and Guards Are Freed on . Federal Charges  No Violation of Civil Rights Found in Shooting of Convicts

GEORGIA PRISON CAMP WARDEN IS INDICTED   Four Guards Are Also Presented In Slaying Of Convicts Last Jely

Jury Charges Violation Of Civil Rights   Indict Prison Guards, Warden Prisoners’: Slaying.

Georgia Prison  (guards Go Free   Federal Jury Acts In Accord With State Verdict

Federal Jury Indicts Warden   4 Georgia Prison Guards Also Indicted In Shoot-. ing Of Convicts.

Federal Jury Indicts 5 in Negro Deaths  Warden, Guards To Stand Trial

ARDEN WORTHY, 4 FORMER GUARDS \CQUITTED OF FEDERAL CHARGES IN SLAVING EIGHT NEGRO CONVICTS

ACQUITTAL FOR GEORGIA GROUP   Former Warden and Four Ex Guards Cleared in Slaying of 8- Negroes

Warden and Guard: Are Indicted In Georgia Today  Charges Are Result Of Deaths of Eight Men in July

Jail Warden And Five Guards Are Under Indictment   Men Are Accused by U. S, Federal Court in Eight Negro Deaths

JURY ACQUITS NEGRO SLAYERS   Georgia Ex-Warden and 4  Guards Blameless

_ JURY. BRINGS..IN.VERDICT.OF “NOT GUILTY” IN CON. ' NECTION WITH EIGHT DEATHS -

Warden, Prison Guards.Indicted  Case Involving 10 Negroes Reopened

Former Warden, Guards Are Acquitted in Ga.   Men Were Charged with Violating Civil Rights Of Neoro Convicts

Warden 4 Guards Indicted   Federal Grand Jury Probes Prison Camp Shooting In Georgia

INDICT FIVEFOR PRISON DEATHS   GEORGIA WARDEN, 4 GUARDS NAMED FOR SHOOTING PRISONER

Guards Win Acquittal in Jail Deaths  Jury, Out Only Eight Minutes

WARDEN, FOUR PRISON GUARDS ARE INDICTED BY FEDERAL JURY FOR SHOOTING EICRT NECRO CONVICTS

A TOUCH OF SPRING   Temperatures bout Freezing te Prevail Tonight

Senate Asked To Vote Against ‘Pendergastism’   gDebate Opens “On Justice . Denartment Probe

GEN. MARSHALL TO TAKE LEAD AT UN PARLEY   U.S. Plans Attempt To Boost Powers Of Assembly

Marshal] Will Attend Vital U.N. Session   Issues of Great  Importance Will Be Debated

Marshall Plans To Head U.S. U.N. Delegates   Will Throw Prestige Into Arena During Important Meeting

Chief Of Ariz. Welfare Board Gives Decision   Order May Bring — Showdown With US

Brutal Slaying Is Cleared Up In Statement  Youth Admits Stabbing Boy

Brutal Slaying of -Seven-Year-Old is: Solved by Officers   ‘Smart Alec’ Aged 12 -Admits Murder .in' Cook * Co: Forest Preserve

MURDER SOLVED  Schoolboy Confesses He Slew ~ Playmate During Arqument

BOY CONFESSES KILLING CHILD   Siaying Of 7-Year-Old Lonnie Fellick On Oct. 29 Solved

 Killed Lonnie, Playmate Admit  Howard Lan   Howard Lang Tells Police of Attack

“Smart Alec’---Mother Says     Fifth Grade Pupil Confesses Brutal Slaying of Boy, ’

YOUTH ADMITS KILLING BOY, 7   Confesses He Stabbed Child in Fit of Temper

BOY CONFESSES SLAYING CHILD, BRICK IS USED   Chicago Lad, 12, Described as ‘Smart Alec’ by Mother, Signs Statement

Kills Young Friend In Fit of Anger; ) More Imolicated   2nd Youth Aids in Murder; Girl Gets Rid of Bloody Suit

Truman Asks U.S. To Cut Food Waste, Aid Hungry Europe   No Special Session of Congress Planned in Presidential Program: Citizens Conservation Body Named

belong \ OTUPGAP A  Fo au 0) Fe e ce 5 & ip ID We fe wi 4 a UPE © WITHOUT  % (pe Di f ae i od  ork the’ “LEAL SE . SSION

Won! t Call Congress if  Avoidable   President Picks Luckman To Head  Hame Canservaton

SEEKS ACTION NOW ON AID FOR EUROPE   Without Calling Special Session

PRESIDENT STARTS PROGRAM 10 HELP NEEDY OF EUROPE   Session of Congress May Not Be Necessary, Says Truman Today at Press Conference.   2 MEATLESS DAYS , ET CONSIDERATION

Will Try to” Give Aid ~ Without-G Orie:   Thinks Stop-Gap Help for Europe _ 7 Can Be Provided; Asks Americans To Waste Less, Rather than Eat Less

OTOP GAP AID TOCUROPE UP TO CONGRESS   Plans Conservation Program to Help Keep Food Prices Down.

President Says He Will Seek Stop-Gap Aid for Europe Without Summoning  A Special Session of Congress

Committee to Map Conservation Plans, Renewal of Controls Up to Congress

Hopes to Avoid Extra Session  For Europe Aid   Citizens Food Committee Set Up to Oraanize Voluntary Food Conservation.

Plans Europe Aid Program Without Calling Congress   President Calls Upon Americans for Yoluntary Food Conservation As He Plans Stop-Gap Help ty Hunarvy People of Europe.

Citizens Committee Named To Direct Conservation On Home Front   Leaders To Study Aid For Europe   President Hopes To Obtain Stop-Gap Help Without Special Session

No Special Session Of C Will Be Called; Citizen Committee Set Up With ¢ Luckman As Its Chairm   WILL CONSULT WITH CONGRESSIONAL LEL

CONSERVATION” OF FOOD ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Will Seek -Immediate _ Stop-Gap Aid For ’ Hunerv Europe   OUTLINES PLANS   Will Try To Avoid _ Calling’ Special Session Of Coneress

STOP-GAP AID IS PROMISED 10 EUROPEANS   Immediate Overseas Help Planned With: out Special Session of Congress.

Special Congress Session Avoided   Citizens Committee For Conservation Appointed; Aid For Europe Is Stressed

EE cc pe a ecm tiie anal onl  Wounded Burglar Risks Death To Escape From Hospital, Police Guarc

Wide Range of Topics Crops Up in Trial of kiv-R epresentalive   $2,500 Rubber Check, Army Officer's Brush With Court Martial Figure in Charges of Fraud

Telephone Workers, Prpaieg Te Sint Attack Anti- Collective Bargaining Laws

PHONE WORKERS STRESS VIEWS   Mational Federation Chief Decleres Nation-wide Bargaining Must Continue

NFTW Chief Gives Views on Labor Acts   Declares Changes Will Not Bring Industrial Peace

ARBITRATION I PREFERENCE OF PHONE LEADER   Federation Head Testifies _ Before Senate As Nationwide Strike Looms

Phone Workers Oppose Labor Curb Measures   Fight Legislation Which  Would Ban __Industry-

Bargaining Bans Draw Opposition   Beirne Calls For Fight Against Restrictive Labor Leaislation

MORE ADVICE GIVEN St NATE UN LABOR LAN   Telephone Workers Protest Restrictions; Warning of Reds Voiced.

PHONE UNION  FLAYS CURBS   Opposes Legislation Pro hibiting Industry-Wide Baraaining      LAUDS CLOSED SHOP

PHONE WORKERS THREATENING STRIKE IN APRIL   NFTW Leader Urges Others to Join Drive Against Labor Curbs

NFTW Prepare Plar Nationwide Strike In April Is Report   Workers Ask $12 Per Week Raise From Telephone Co

Calls Upon ean, AFL ‘To Assist   Asks ‘Valiant Fight” Against Restrictive Laws; New Jersey Man Testifies   ! Strike Is adancaem led  ‘Says 250, 000 Will Quit Jobs in April Unless Raise Granted

‘Phone Workers Oppose Measure   Forbids Industry Wide Buradgining

NFTW For Wage Hike Or Strike  In Opposition To Collective Barevainme °

Phone Union Readies Plan For. Walkout, Opposes Bills   NFTW Spokesman Hits Proposed Ban On Industry Talks

Telephone Strike is Readied   Workers Protest Legislation Now Before Congress

Phone Workers Oppose Bill   Object to Ban on Bargaining on Country Wide Basis

WAR ON LABOR LAWS PRESSED BY PHONE UNION   April Strike Threat Brought Up As Leader Appeals To ClO, A. F. Of L.

Opposition To Labor Bills Continues   Telephone Workers Prepared To Go On Strike

Nationwide Phone Strike Sef for April   NFTW Head Opposes Legislation to Forbid IndustryWide Collective Bargaining

Phone Union Against New  Labor Law:   Opposes Legislation Te Forbid Collective Bargaining On IndustryWide Basis

PHONE WORKERS HIT PROPOSAL   Spokesman Assails Legislation to Ban Industry-Wide Deals

Telephone Workers Will Strike If Wage Demands Aren’t Settled by April

Former Army Sergeants Plead Innocent To Removing Top Atomic Secret Records

2 PLEAD INNOCENT ‘IN ATOMIC THEFT   EX-SERGEANTS FREED ON BOMD—LAWYERS SAY PAIR MEANT

SEVERE WINDS CAUSE LOSSES IN WOODWARD   City Where 100 Lost Lives in April 9 Tornado Victimized Again

Trees Are Blown Down  Power Lines Snapped,  New Roofs Damaged and Debris Strewn Around 

Terrific Black Market In Fish Reported In N. E   Treasury Says Taxes FEvaded

NEW LUXURY LINER TO BE NAMED ‘THE INDEPENDENCE’ _ New ‘Flying White House’ To Be.Completed For Truman Soon: Plane To Replace Veferan Liner

NEW PRESIDENTIAL PLANE COMPLETED   CRAFT SPECTACULAR INSIDE  AND OUT—WILL CARRY _  25 PASSENGERS.

 Flying "White House’ : New Presidential Plane Named After Truman's Home Town

Luxurious New Plane For Truman Completed   Successor to Sacred Cow Named Independence After President's Birthplace

Rubber Workers  Call Off Strike   Union Head Makes  Recommendation

But Margin Of Victory Narrow ‘With 24 Votes   Leader Under Fire From — Both Communists © atid  De Gaullists -

Ramadier Cabinet is Given Confidence Vote   Margin. of Victory in French National Assembly te- Nevencce

French Back Ramadier   Ramadier Wins-in Try To Steer Government Along Center Path

French Cabinet Survives Test  Ramadier Steers P72 we ae oe  ee 2 ee TA

French Premier Demands Vote Of Confidence   ‘Vietory By Small Margin Predicted .

Ramadier Asks Confidence Vote   Observers Say He'll Haye Small Margin

Premier Asks Trust Vote   Political Observers See Win By Small Maiority. . .

Ramadier Wins Confidence Vote   Margin Narrow in French Assembly 

RAMADIER IS GIVEN A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   Wasa Move to Steer Nation Between Communism and De Gaullism.   MARGIN WAS NARROW   It Is , Believed the Veteran Socialint Leader Won by 24 Votes.

RAMADIER WINS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   Veteran Socialist Leader Given 24 Ballot Marain

FOREIGN AID BILL SIGNED BY PRESIDEN]   Rail Stock Measure Denied Approval By Truman

Big Transport Snatches Men From Ice Cape  Being Flown Back 7. ti. °4./4 Cichace

DARING ICE CAP PILOT SAVES 11      Big Transport. Plane I: Landed To Rescue Men Marooned By Crash

GALE LASHES GULF CITIES; DAMAGE HUGE   Pensacola Residents Prepare to Flee From Storm

Airliner Grazes Building, Tips on Wing and Ground Loops But 41 on It UnhAurt

Giant Airliner In Narrow Call  41 Aboard Escape In Runway Mishap

AIRLINER GRAZES BUILDING IN N.Y.   TIPS OVER ON ONE WING AS WHEELS COLLAPSE—NONE OF 41 ABOARD HURT.

Farben Works ‘Muddled Way’  Into Position   Followed Nazi’ Politics. Gave In, Became Largely Responsible For . Hitler Policy

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital Summarized by A. P   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Rent Mix-Up Story To Be Told By Congress  “McKellar Akain Take:   McKellar Akain Takes ‘Lilienthal Over. Coals; ‘More Air Safety Ideas

Will Explain Rent Mystery   Fleming Promises To “Tell All” to Senators Today

Pension to End   Admiral Nelson's Family Har Gotten $2.820.000 in 214] Years

Veteran Dies; Death List Of Purdue U. Tragedy IMlow Raicoc] ta Thean

CHECK FALLEN BLEACHERS AT PURDUE   93 Victims Still in Hospitals; Seven in Critical Condition

Third Student  Dies at Purdue   Former Air Pilot Is Victim of Injuries in Fall of Stand

Armed Forces Would Receive 11 Billions   Figure Too High But Necessary, Chief Executive Says

Almost Third ot Proposed Budget tor National Detense   Batianmal Niefanee

Budget Would Give Armed Services Nearly a Third   Total fs About 40 Per Cent Higher Thon GOP Fiqures

Almost Third _ Of Budget Goes  To Armed Forces President's Request is. @ Por Con! Sigher then Gee’. €2 000 000008 Bien

PRESIDENT SAYS ANY CUTS WOULD WEAKEN DEFENSE   CONCEDES ESTIMATE IS ‘HIGH’ IN SPITE OF ARMY, NAVY CUTS

Need Vast Outlay Despite Success  In U.N. Activity   Figure Ils 40% Above That Which Taber  Believes Necessary

President Asks $11,081 ,000,000 For Army, Navy   President Warns Government's Farm Policies Need Overhauling

Military to Get Third of Income For Next Year   Chief Executive Asks 11 Billion To Insure Security

ARMED FORCES BUDGET FIGURE IS 11 BILLION   President's Request Iittle High: Warns of Weakening Security

Army-Navy Get Big Share   Budget Recommended By Truman Would Give Nearly One-Third  To Armed Forces

@ FAUL MALLUN—     Concludes Stassen and Stalin Should Have Seen Truman

Brazil’s  Speaker Appeals To Body   Delegates Advisec Others Waiting For Control

Brazil Minister . Cites Need for © Defense Measures   It No Machinery Set Up hy Conference, Others: Less Fitted Will Take Places

Compromise Due on Parley Vote Issue  Brazilian Diplomet Stresses Need for   Brazilian Diplomet Stresses Need for Defense Treaty

Nations Urged To Form Peace  Safeguard Now   Brazilian Minister Says if Not, Others Less Fitted Will Take Thoair Place   Nicaragua Seat  Causes Dispute   Hope for Settlement of Vote Issue to Invote  Treaty Against Any Aooressor

Conference Is Told That It Must Not Fail   Marshall Agrees To Compromise With Argentina

Inter-American Conference Urged To Set Up Machinery To Preserve Continental Peace   Told Failure Will Mean Others Less Fitted To Do it Will Take Over

Four Killed in Palestine Strife  Two Jewish Girls, Youth and British Policeman Slain

American Delegate  Challenges Pesition As Old Fight Flares Up A gain.

AS U.N, MENIBER   Request Backed By U.S Sent To Security Council Session

ON SUGAR. CHARGE BY FEDERAL JURY   Bottler and Former Bank Clerk  Ordered to Stand Trial For Manipulations

Minimum Price Controls, Rationing  Urged; C10 Leaders OK Foreign Aid

New Record for RiverCommerce  Through Locks   10-Month Tonnage This Year Tops Total For 1946

New Recordin Lock Tonnage For September   Month's Total of 502,669 Tops August By 25.000 Tons

Stassen Asks Wide Purge   Senators May Use Subpoena Method in Speculation Probe

Anderson: Ready to List Traders  Reported Willing to Meet Demand

Aircraft Industry Dying for Lack of Business, Air Secretary of the Navy Tells Aviation Writers Association

JURY EXPECTED TO WEIGH EVIDENCE IN YACHT DEATHS   Arguments Nearing Completion and Fate of Young Lovers  to Be Decided

Truman To Decide On Portal Pay Bill By Midnight Wed.   Strikes, Boycotts Will Be Outlawed Under New Plan

DICKINSON COUNTY BUYS THREE NEW BIG SNOW PLOWS   :TO RECONDITION BEST ONE OF PRESENT MACHINES IN  PREPARATION FOR WINTER SNOW S.

GIRL TELLS STORY OF CHICAGO DEAT   Grief Stricken Tot Will Describe Shooting of Mother.

FivePersonsKilled In Bomber Crash   Bomber Strikes Side Of Arkansas Mountain, Bursts Into Flames: All Crew Members Perish

Two Men Killed in Highway Accidents   Sperry Man's Car Gverturns, Seminole Man Hit By His Own Truck

UNRRA FAILURE AIDS SINO-REDS   Former Executives Claim Rich Chinese Benefit While Poor Starve

CHINA RELIEF SETUP IS HIT   .PORMER UNRAA WORKERS ~~ SAY REDS..HAVE- GAINED ‘AS RESULT OF BUN-’ GLING i

AL HUCKLE DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Stricken While Attending Wedding Dance; Ser- .  vices Saturday

AL RUCKLE DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Stricken : While - “Attending » Wedding: Dance; Ser- .  ‘vices Saturday

Governor Green Plans — Balanced State Budget.in the Next Two Years

AMERICAN. TROOPS SAVE THOUSANDS IN JAPAN FLOOD   Yanks-.Use Assault Boats to Rescue Nipponese From Kanto Plain East  aft Tokvo.   WATERS BEAR DOWN ON CAPITAL'S SUBURBS   Casualties in Typhoon Disaster Pass 3,000 -— Landslides Bury Town and Two . Villages.

Dr. Duncan. API Head. Dies At 7]   Funeral Services Will Be Conducted This Afternoon For Veteran Educator

Dr. L. N. Duncan, A.P.I. President, Nl, Dies Suddenly   State Educator Is Mourned; Funeral Set 5 P. M. Today

Buffalo, N. Y., Calls for State To Solve Strike of 2400 Teachers

BUFFALO TEACHERS STILL ON STRIKE   City Says It Can’t Grant Pay Boost —Turns to State Administration for Solution.

Your Uncle Sam Still Has a War to Finish   Western Democracies Must Finance Europe Or Else Suffer Too  ee. FRECUR ETO AD AE ROA Poe

Farmers Join City Folk In Warning Situation May Bring Another Ruinous Depression

Buyers Strikes Are Developing   ‘Consumer Protests On High  Food Prices Are Rising Across Nation

Army Colonel Gets 15-Year Sentence In Jewel Theft  Is Convicted of Takin   Is Convicted of Taking Famous Hesse Jewels From German Castle

Durant Given Fifteen Years In Gem Thef      Army Officer Dismissed —More Prosecutions  Are Likely

COLONEL PAYS IN GEM THEFI   Prison Term Of 15 Years Given In $1,500,000 Crown Jewel Case

Durant Gets 15 Years In Jewel Theft   Given Hard Labor; More Prosecutions Predicted In Case

Col. Jack Durant Gets Sentence  Is Cashiered Out Of Army Service

Chaotic Conditions Are Qbserved in Used Car Market   Automobile Committee Makes Report on Its Recent Findings

Co-operation Urged To End "Chaotic Conditions” In Automobile Markets

GROUPS READY TAX PROTESTS   Manufacturers, Soft Drink And Milk Dealers Will Oppose Duff Program

‘Defendants In Rape And Murder Under Bond For Grand Jury Hearings

Kelsoe Allowed Bond OF 51,500 In Ducaer Case   Evidence Supports Defendant’s Version Of Highway. Slaying

Rep. Knutson Introducer Of Anti-Portal Act   House Judiciary Group Will Handle Legislation Prohibiting ‘Windf£alls.’

Portal Suits Are Menace.  Says Wiley   Senator Sees Grave Threat To Prosperity

Tax Cuts Dependent On Portal Pay Suits   Must Outlaw Suits Before Cutting Taxes, Knutson Says

The Weather   Portal Pay Suits Seen As Barrier To Cut in Taxes   Knutson Says Revenue Losses if Claims Paid Would Block Government Efforts to Cut Levy. On Incomes; Congress Will Speed Lesislation

SOLON ATTACKS ‘PORTAL’ SUITS   Possible National Recession Being Boosted by Pay Demands, Senator Avers

Knutson Bill Aimed to Halt Portal Pay Suits   Wiley Asseris Recession Impends, Claims Increase Fears Amena Indusiries

Bill Introduced to Ban Suits for Portal Pay   Rep. Knutson Would Prohibit Recovery; Sen Wiley Urges Action

Knutson Hits Portal Suits   Tax Cut Impossible Unless Relief Comes

Individual Levy Lowering at Stake   Wiley, Republican Judiciary Chairman, Says Business Ranccctan Laame in Litioation

HOUSE GIVEN GO-AHEAD FOR PORTAL ACTION   Wiley Presents One of Three. Pending Bills to Ban Back Pay Suits,

Knutson of Minnesota Takes Action   Says U. S. Might Have To Pay $4,000,000,000 Tindesr Dandieaaw Geelbe

Chairman Knutson Says Government Losses Through Suits Would End Chance of Cuts In Taxes; Wiley Sees ‘Recession’ If Payments Made

SUITS TERMED ‘RECESSION AID’   Portal Actions Hit By Wiley As Hearings Near End

Suits Could Cost U.S. Four Billion  Author Declares   Says Loss in Revenue Would End All Hope For Individual Tax Relief

Tax Cut to Wait on Portal Pay   Reduction Impessible Unless Portal Pay Suits Are Outlawed, Rep. Knutson Says

PORTAL PAY . SUITS MUST BE OUTLAWSD   Say Rep. . Knutson; _Alternative—Is———. No Slash in Taxes

Solon Says Portal  Pay Suits Are  Aiding Recession Speed Said Necessary  On Legislation To Curb Back Claims

WILEY ATTACKS ~ PORTAL SUITS   Asserts Claims Increase Danger. Of ‘Recession’ in America      ASKS FOR OUTLAWING

Knutson Says Tax Cuts Depend On Portal Pay Suits   ‘No Cuts Seen Unless Suits Are Cancelled

ANUTSON ACT! 10 STOP BACH PAY MOVEMENT   }louse Group Chair: man Would Deny Portal Collections

Knutson Asks Portal Suits Be Outlawed   Says Government May Have to Pay as Much et Four Billion

Senator Wiley Sees Danger [In Pay Suits   Judiciary Committee Told Recession Near Unless Prompt Action Ends Portal Cases

PRO-PUBLIC LAW IS URGED BY SENATOR WILEY.   Solon Contends ‘Recession Threatens America’, Asks ~ Speedy Action   HOUSE HEARINGS DUE   Speaker Martin Says Issue Will Be Handled By judiciary Group

Wiley Sees Greater Dangers Of Recession Unless Portal Pav Suit Action Is Dropped

MEASURE IS INTRODUCED TO BAR SUITS   House Is Given Green Light On Subject

A Warning On Portal Effects   Threat to Business Means a Recession Senator Wiley Says; A Natianal Emervenc:

[las Bill : To Bloek On Portal   Knutson Offers Legislation to Prohibit it on Suits Pending

Scores Portal Pay Problem... . Economic Slump for America Is Seen By Leader

Sees Recession Due to Pay Suits   Legislation Against Portal Claims Urged

Portal Pay Threatens Prosperity      Wiley Tells Senate Group ‘Spreading Fear’ Is Paralyzing Industry

Says Recession  Threatens U. S.      Senator Wiley Charges Portal Suits Making Jt More Possible.

PORTAL PAY {i   Knutson Offers Bills to Outlaw _ Windfall Pay Suits; Fear —  { Recession

Knutson: “tt Will Be Both Or Neither"   Minnesotan Says Loss By Suits Would End Tax Relief Hope.

HOUSE GIVEN BILL OUTLAWING PORTAL PAY   Senate Told Suits Make Recession More and» More Possible.

Tax Cuts Hinged to Portal Suit Ban   Knutson Says Reduction Depend on Union Claims’ Being Outlawed

Federa! Government May Have To Pay $4,000,000,000 If Unions Win Portal Pay Dispute.      BILL INTRODUCED TO KILL BACK PAY CLAIMS

Bill Introduced To Change Ghio Sales Tax Collection Measure; Three Bonus Proposals Submitted

U.§. Makes New Charge Against Hungary Voting   Washington Says Soviet Satellite Disenfranchises Non-Reds

U.S. Issues Sharp Attack on Soviet Controlled Hungary   Disfranchisement Of Non-Communist Voters Charged

Atty. General Johnson Tells  Irregularities   Charge Board Members Obtained State Property From. Prison) Farms.

Extra Congress Session Seen   Mine Strike Threat May Cut Vacation

{ ongress May Limit Vacation Coal Strike Threat  And Labor Bill May Keep Members Busy

Congress May Direct Work In Coal Strike   Might Cut Vacation Period Short; Labor Legislation Figures.

Congress May Have To Cut  Its Vacation  Strike Threat In Coal Mines

Extra Session For Congress  Held Likely   President May Curtail Vacation If Threatened Coal Strike Develops

Session Looms For Congress  Coal Picture, Labor   Coal Picture, Labor Bill May Bring Work

CAPITAL EVE ON STRIKE THREAT IN COAL FIELDS   Attitude Of Truman On New Labor Bill May Change lf Negotiations Fail

Congress Would Be Required To Act on Question   Passage of New Labor Bill Anticipated by Louisiana Senator

LABOR TROUBLES MAY INTERRUPT SOLONS' RECESS   BREAKDOWN OF COAL NEGOTIATIONS POSES THREAT OF STRIKE

Release Names Of 40 Persons Who Lost Lives In Crash Near Tokyo   Former Member Of University Board Of Trustees Dies   Possible Congress Will Have To Cut Short Its Summer Vacation

Extra Session of Congress Seen Likely   Coal Strike Threat Brings Speculation -on Possibilities

Mine Strike Threat May Nip Vacation Of Congress   More Pressure Seen ' Behind Labor Draft Due To Uncertainty

Congress Watche: Possibility of Soft Coal Strike  May Take Direct Hand If Lewis Calls Out Miners

Senator Claims Parley Impasse To Spur Action   Ellender Asserts Mine Stop. page Threat Will Make Traman Sign Labor Measure   Congress Recall In Fall Forecast   Hill Contends President Will Velo Act If It Is Approved; May Resume Parley

Labor Problems May Force Congres: To Cut Short Vacation This Summer

Mine Treup May Hold Congress   Collapse May Force Truman To  Sign Labor Bill

COAL DISPUTE MAY CUT CONGRESS REST   Session May Miss 10-Day Vacation If Coal Trouble Roils

Truman May Have To Call A Special  Congress Session   Possible Coal Strike Is Seen Labor Law Spur

Summer Recess Of Solons May Be Shortened   Two Issues May Require Action

Congress May Have To Cut Vacation Short   Labor Troubles May Call It Back.

LABOR BILL'S PROSPECTS BRIGHT   Threat Of Strike Lessens Possibility Of Veto   Faces Shortened Vacation lf Lewis Calls Walkout Of His Coal Miners

Truman May Have To Summon Congress Back To Capitol This Fall If Coal Strike Develops   Collapse Of Negotiations In Wage — Dispute May Ward Off Labor Bill Veto

Truman Facing Tough Decision Qa Labor Bill   Collapse OF Contract Talks May induce Him Te Sijen.

Threat of Coal Stoppage May Tempt Truman to Sign Labor Disputes Bill

Congress May Take Hand If Miners Quif    Collapse Of Wage Talks May Change Truman‘s Mind

TRUMAN MIGHT REGALL SOLONS ON COAL ISSUE   Strike Looms After Collapse of Wage Negotiations for Miners

‘Congress May Get But Short  Summer Layoff   Special Session Likely If  Miners Strike And Labor

SPECIAL SESSION ON  COAL CRISIS-LABOR  LAW SEEN POSSIBLE LEWIS-OPERATORS CLAS!  INCREASES PRESSURE AS IECISLATION PREPARED

CONGRESS EYES COAL TROUBLE    Mines Strike May Force Cut  Jn Summer Vacation

PASTOR'S SON ADMITS MURDER   St. Joseph Sexton Slain by 16 Year Old With Uncontrollable Desire to Kill.

Threat to Medical Education and . Research Posed by Financial Status Of Land's Medical Schools

RALPH JEFFERS TO OPEN WALLPAPER STORE ON CENTRAL   Paint And Supply cc, WwW fs ...F   Paint And Supply Store Be Opened In Casey Location

RALPH JEFFERS TO OPEN WALLPAPER STORE ON CENTRAL   Paint And Supply Store Be Opened In Casey Location

John 6. Winant Funeral Today   Former Ambassador To England Is Buried At Concord, N. H., This Afternoon

PREPARED FOR  ALL-OUT: DRIVE   NATIONWIDE OFFENSIVE TO BE LAUNCHED BY GREEK ARNIY AGAINST GUER-  RILLA FORCES

SUBSIDY COST. ~ REPORT MADE   lece FINANCIAL REPORT REVEALS—VAST-5 C O-P E-OF— ’ OPERATIONS SINCE  ‘ 1933

Sold at Increased Prices  Government's War-Time Farm Agency Cost Tax Payers Almost Two Billion

Indian Youth Says Killed Ranch Couple   Pleads Guilty To Ist Degree Murder In Axe Slaying

UN. Sending Big Staff To Assist  Palestine Probe   inquiry Commission To Make On-The-Spot Investization.

U. N. Assembles Staff For Trip To Holy Land  Inquiry Plans Going Forward

Administrator Acts  In Advance of Vote   Trygve Lie Announces Assistant Will Accompany Palestine Commission-—— Political Committee Backs Study

Uz N. Calls Large Staff  Forl Inquiry v   410 To 50 Persons To Accompany 11 On Commission For Palestine Probe

 8 cats  To Lower Prices  180,000 UAW Members Start Co-Op Food Stores

 Hammer HCL  ‘Auto Workers Begin Drive To Combat Food Price Boosts

Indeper neat ‘Watch’ In Greece Proposea’ . “Russia Vetoes Plan  Be,  UN. Security Coun %, “Considers Plan To Establish

Nations Map Plan To Watch Greece  Despite Russians   Would Gather Facts

US May Set Up Own Border Watch \f Russia Vetoes Balkan Action   Possibility Being Seriously Considered; Greece Could Invite Other Nations If U.N.  Aakinn “Tearnanh Rowe,

UN May Establish Border Watch On Greek Frontier  Russia Is Expected To Block World Association Action

SOME UNITED NATIONS DELEGATES CONSIDER POSSIBILITY OF SETTING INDEPENDENT GREEK BORDER WATCH

Balkan Survey Group Outside UN Discussed  Would Watch from Greek Side - ]f Reds Reject U. S. Plan   Greek Planes Hammer Guerrillas Trapped on Slopes of Mountain

OUTSIDE ACTION ON GREEK ISSUE EYED   Border Watch Studied If UNO Fails To Act

New Scheme for Greek. Border Watch   Delegates Find Way to Avert Russian Block

Suggest Greek Border Watch   Consider Body Outside of UN if Russia Blocks Action

Nations Prepare For Soviet Veto Of American Plar      Consider Separate Patrol Of Greece If Russia Balks

Watching Of Greek Border  Is Considered   Russian Veto Might Make  Course Possible

Independent Greek © Border Watch Urged   Considered Outside U.N. If Russia Blocks Security Councif Action On The Balkans

United Nations Couneil. Action  May BeBlocked      Border Watch Outside Of World Organization Is Proposed, But Would Lack Authority   Report Soviet Due Fo Oppose Inquiry   U. S. Proposes Commission To Watch Greek Border Area; Peril Cited In  “Tovasion”

Would Desert U.N. If Reds Employed Veto   Nations After Information For Council To Study

Liquor Agent Charges Forgery   Inspection Report Declare@ Spurious

British Guard Against New Arab Attack   End of Feast. . Month Brings Threat to Jews

FCC Powers. Over Radio  Face a Test   White’s Bill Would Revise Definitions Long Static

TWO MEN HUNTED IN THEFT OF GUNS   Weapons Taken from Arm Surplus Supply Depot

Truman Tells Bi-Partisan Leaders He Sees No Oth. er Way To Finance It   Special Session Up To President   Foreign Relation, Appropriations Committees Will Study Situation

Asks Early Meeting Of Top Congress Committees; Hints Special Session

Congressmen, President Talk Over Situation   Special Session Need If Help Is To Be Given Soon

SOLONS MEET TO HEAR ANALYSIS EUROPEAN NEEDS   LUCAS REPORTS NO METHOD FOUND FOR TRANSFER OF FUNDS

Senate, House Committees Will Be Summoned to Hear Need, Fix Pian to Provide New Millions

Truman, Congress Leaders Discuss  Europe Aid Plan   Study Possibility of Immediate Help Withcut Call ing Special Session

President And Chiefs Confer On Food Crisis   Special Session Hinges On Program Requested From Committees.

SEEN AS ONLY WAY TO BIE FUIANPE HELP   President to Make Statement as Result of Biparty Conference.

U.S. Leaders Study Food, Aid Problem   PRICES STILL RISING IN MAJOR MARKETS

Leaders Join President in. Relief Study   President Not Yet Decided on Question of a Special Session

Needed to Give Emergency Aid to Europe, Lucas Says Congressional Heads Told

TRUMAN MAY CALL SPECIAL SESSION ON AID 10 EUROPE   Unusual Meeting Is Held at Nation’s Capital Today; Funds May Need Action by Congress.   PLAN FOR ACTION TO BE OUTLINED

Truman Calls Solons to Special Meet   Question of European Aid to Be Studied By Key Committees

Europe Aid Funds To Require Action   Truman Meets With Congres: Leaders: Reports Attitude

Special Session Likely   No Other Way to Give Emergency Aid te Eu rope, President Said To Have Told Parley

TRUMAN TALKS (ITH LEADERS JF CONGRESS   Requests Action to Make U. S. Aid to Europe Possible

Kurope Needs Special Funds. ‘Truman Says   Senator Lucas Hints Special Session  Of U.S. Congress Mav be Required

Congress Must Approve Funds or Europe Aid  CC. nwtal Carrtan AAA   Special Session May Be Needed—Truman

Leaders Gather To Aid President Meet Emergency   Action By Congress May Be Necessary

Grain Board Sets Up New Marein Rule   Seeks To Reduce Speculation In Nation’s Food

Special. Session May Be Announced by President at Monday Press Conference

Congress Leaders, President Confer   ~ ++ Meeting Of Minds Lacking, Rep. Halleck Says

Millions Needed by  December   Special Session Decision Awaits Committees’ Reports

Extra Session Of Congress Is Held Probable   Discuss Needs of Food Situation and European Aid To Issue Statement

Truman Calls Solons to Special Meet  eee a, ee   Question of European Aid to Be Studied By Key Committees

Reports President Believes Special Session Necessary   Senator -Lucas Says Truman Téld Leaders Aid Plan Can't Go. Over Without a Call

‘Truman Meets Top Leaders in Long Conference   Will Make Stetement Later Today but Sen. Lucas Says Truman Sees No Other Way

CONGRESS. MUST ACT             Truman Was Be porte to: Have Iiformed Leaders.         ‘MEETING. HELD TODAY      Sens-Eueas’ ‘Said-He Under tood -Truman’s: Attitude ‘ Was: ‘a Special Session.:

TRUMAN STILL NOT  DECIDED ON CALLING  OF SPECIAL SESSION DECISION DEPENDENT  _ ON PANELS’ FINDINGS, ’ PRESIDENT DECLARES

President Calls Key Committees To Investigate European Needs; Can Finance Help Until December 1 With Present Fund

Republicans, Democrats In Joint Action   Decision Of Special Congressional Session Expected As Result Of Important Talks

Key Congress Committees. Called to Debate Help for Kurovne. Truman Reveals

Interim Relief Cannot Be Granted Except by Congress, Solons Say: Need Put at Half-Billion Dollars

Congress Needed To Provide Cash For Aid: Truman?   Sen. Lucas Interprets President’s Views; Prices Mounting

Congress Must Approve Funds For Europe Aid  Special Session May   Special Session May Be Needed—Truman

President to Discuss Euro  MEET AT EARLY DATE   Ciel Escentre Gosia Calling Special

CLAIM TRUMAN FORESEES EXTRA SESSION ON AID   ‘Lacas Asserts President Sees No Other Way Out

Undecided On Special Session   President Asks Key Committees to Meet Immediately

High Policy Conference Lasts 2, Hours; President To Have News Conference This Afternoon.   NEED SESSION TO GET EMERGENCY FUNDS

SEE NO WAY TO FINANCE EUROPE AID   Rep. Halleck Says No Agreements Made At Conference

Lucas Declares President Wants Special Session   Quotes Truman on Leaving White House Meeting

Truman Blasted By Quill   WALLACE ONLY FREE VOICE, TRANSPORT HEAD SAYS; JU. S. FOREIGN POLICY SUPPORTED

LEADER IN ClO. LASHES TRUMAN   Hails Wallace as Only Indenendent Vojce

CIO Gives Marshall  Ovation:   Convention: Cheers  Speech and Backs Up U..S. Foreign Policy; Left-Wing “Spanked”

C10 Takes Stand Behind U.S. Policy   CIO Delegates Indicate Support of American Foreign Policy; Give Secretary Marshall an Ovation.

CIO Official Hits Truman, Lauds Wallace   Quill Asserts President Must Retura to People’s Ideas; Praises “Free Voice’.

CIO Takes Stand Behind Sec. Marshall  Demonstrated In Vialent Nahata   Demonstrated In Violent Debate At Convention

C. 1. 0. LINES UP SOLIDLY BEHIND FOREIGN POLICY   Marshall Wins Praise For Talk; Speakers Attack Communist Ideals

Union Leader Raps Truman   President Must Return To Ideas of People; Wallace’s Name Cheered

ECONOMIC AID FOR EUROPE IS URGED   ‘Situation Affects Every  American, He Adds   WORLD STABILITY   Hailed As Goal Of Foreign Policy; Need For Infinite Patience Seen

C.1.0. Cheers Union Slap At Truman   Transport Union Chief Also Praises Wallace as the One *Indenendent Vater’

Wallace Is Cheered at ClO Session   Union of Labor, Housewives and Farmers Urged

Quill Cheered For Criticism  Of President   CiO Shouts Appreval Of Slap at Truman, Praise of Wallace

CIO Cheers As Wallace Stand  Draws Praise   Ovation for Transport Union Chief After Blasts at Demos, GOP

CIO Stands Behind Marshall Plan, Foreign Policy of US  Demonstrated at Convention

ClO BACKS U. 8 FOREIGN STAND, ASSAILS REDS      Marshall Backed After Address Before National Convention

Wallace Called 1 Independent Voice In U.S   Truman Praised, Criticiz ed at CIO Convention: AFL Raps Lewis

Action Taken In Violent Debate   Right-Wingers Triumph Over Red Speakers

Truman Applauded And Hit By Cl0  Marshall is Given Ovation by Labor

CIO Behind Foreign Policy   Dec lare Marsha!  One Of World's  Peace Champions.

T TRUMA CRITICIZED BY A UNION LEADER   Michael Quill Told CIO Convention Both Parties Are Responsible.   FOR WHAT IS HAPPENING   He Urged Political Action Without Party ' Labels,

C.1.0.Cheers Speaker asHe Lauds Wallace   “Quill, of: Transport ». Workers, Raps, Truman “for: Climbing Prices -

CLO. Gives Strong Vote to Marshall, US. Foreign Policy   Convention Swings to Right and Kussians Get Verbal Spanking for Methods

Nocona Students Strike in Protest To Firing Coach, Ruling Out Players

Senator Pepper Says He Favors  Truman in ’48   Opposes Third Party; Wants Democratic To Be Liberal Party

PEPPER CLEARS DEMOCRAT AIR: FOR PRESIDENT   Florida ‘Pepper Pot’ Ir Opposition To 3rd Party Program

HARRY TRUMAN   Senator Comes Out Flatly For President’s Candidacy

Florida Senator Goes All The Way In Backing Chiefs Candidacy  ‘President Truman For 1948!’ FHle’s ‘Salt Gf Earth’ -- Pepper

PEPPER WILL BACK TRUMAN   Florida Senator Declares Flatly for President For Another Term

Pepper Asks Second Term For Truman   Says President Has Done Good Job and  Has Respect of All

PEPPER 10 BACK TRUMAN; OPPOSED TO THIRD PARTY   Comes Out With Strong Endorsement of President ~ in 1948-—Sees Demo cratic Victory.   SAYS G. 0. P. CONGRESS RAISED “RED LIGH 7”   Chief Executive Throws No Light on Possible Change in National Committee Head.

Says U.S. Can Meet Relief Without High Runaway Costs Here   ‘0 Discuss Grain Situation With Distillers, Brewers Saturday In Washington

Nourse Predicts Successful Aid   Country Will Carry European Needs Without Inflation

SAYS U.S. CAN MEET NEEDS OF EUROPE   Nourse To Report Findings At Cabinet Session

AID FOR EUROPE SEEN WITHOUT WIDE INFLATION   Nourse Says That Careful Management Can Offset Effects Upon Prices

Economic Chairman Believes U. S. Can Meet Europe’s Needs Without Inflation Danger In This Country

Group Sees No Need Of Inflation   Nourse Says U. 5. Can Aid Europe Without Crisis

EUROPE'S NEEDS CAN BE SOLVED   Economist Says Foreign Problems Could Be Met Without Runaway Inflation

Believe Controls Not Necessary   Economic Advisor Says US Can Cor Europe  Without Inflotion  _

REUTHER SETS SIGHTS ON TWO   Reelected UAW Head Guns For Thomas, Leonard

Thomas, Leonard Defeat Expected  Mazey Beats Addes rf... meme £EEALAS Pe. wk   Mazey Beats Addes For CIO-UAW Post

Reuther Faction  Takes Control  Out to Oust Two More of Their Foes  From Union Posts

REUTHER FIGHTS TWO OTHER FOES   He And Mazey Working For Defeat Of Thomas And Leonard

REUTHER PURGES RIVAL LEADERS   ADDES DEFEATED IN UAW ELECTION; TWO OTHERS ON THE LIST

MAY HIKE STATE EMPLOYE WAGES   House Sessions Called to Complete Work on Senate Approved Appropriations Bit

Mental Cases Will Increase   Welfare Man Blames War, Aging Population  Rar Dieturhancesc.

Washington, Mareh 26——(/P) —Senator Ferguson (R-Mich) announced today he will vote against confirming David E. Lilienthal as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission.

MGM EXECUTIVE DECLARES MORE THAN 60 COMMUN. IST FRONT GROUPS . ACTIVE —

Sees Plot To Control New Weapon   Denies Russia Caused Delay At Conference

Weather Forecast   Gromyko Makes Accusation In Statement Prepared For United Press   Tactless Remark , Laid To Osborn   ‘“Groundless’ Accusations Against Soviet Union Are Also Charged

DELAY BLAME DRAWS DENIAL BY DELEGATE   Osborn Accusations Termed Groundless In Reply

Gromyko Hits US. for Atom Accord Delay   ‘American Monopoly’ Charge Hurled in Rebuttal to Osborn

ROAD DEBENTURES AUTHORIZED: OLD BILLS TO BE PAID   ‘Million Dollars to Be Used Jn  Clearing Up Dempsey Administration Debts

Ban on Poultry Use on Thursday Is Abandoned   Putting Moratorium in Effect Immediately, Officials State

Huge Grain Savings Expected to Result From New System      Luckman and Anderson State Farm Groups And Poultry Industry Pledge Reductions In Chicken, Turkey and Duck Production

Moratorium Is Called On 'Pouliryless Thursdays’   “Hens for Harry’ Brings Action . By Committee

Rivers in Western Montana Begin Return to Normal  Streams Cease Rising, Some Recede; Peril Of Flood Seems Over

MORRISVILLE COUNCIL BOOSTS SALARY RATES   Budget for the New Year Tentatively Accepted   TAX RATE IS HIGHER

Sellers Wins International Show Award   Southdown Lambs Place Second in 4-H Competition

Sellers Wins. International Show Award:   Southdown Lambs _ Place Second in ‘40 Competition -

STILL TEACHING AT 92   Miss Beatty Has No Plans For Re. firement; Taught 70 Years

92-Year-Old Teacher’ Taught. Daughter Of _. Mrs. W. H. Moreland.

SERVICE T0 34 TOWNS CUT BY NEAR BLIZZARD   Highways Slippery in Northern Area But No Main Roads Closed

34 Towns Without Long Distance Phone Service; Place Damage at $50,000

UN Aids Ask Partition Of Palestine  Majority Paper - Suggests Arab And Jew States

Dancer Faces Penalty For Love Slavina   Announce Homicide Trial At Havana Has Been Concluded For Sentencnc.

OVERSEAS PILGTS ON STRIKE TODAY   Flight to Frankfort ! Cancelled after Disagreement,

STRIKE HALTS OCEAN FLIGHT   190 Pilots May Go Out in Work Stoppage

1% BILLIONS IN FOREIGN AID APPROVED   House Group Includes 400 Millions for — Greece and Turkey:

RELIEF FUND atid BY ~ HOUSE GROUP   HOUSE COMMITTEE BANS _ FUNDS FOR TWO RUSSIAN’  SATELLITE NATIONS  - '1N ITS REPORT 

Lie Takes Sharp Issue to Latest Russian Attack   Denies Investigation Grouy Liquidated; Two Nations May Withdraw

Body of Infant Is Discovered On River Bank   Handkerchiet Is _ Tiec Around Neck; Open Police Probe

Marie Hosier Married Sunday To Darrel Noll   Church Ceremony Performed by Rev. W. F. Schneck

Mary Isabelle  Chambers Weds Lloyd Flanigan   ‘Ceremony’ at First Methodist Church, Boulder, Colo.

Konsas Slayers Will Mount Gallows Tonight   Plans Completed for Hanging of Killers of’. Twa Caliste Mean

British May  Agree To Study In Holy Land   May Form Special U.N. Commission To Investigate Goings-On In Palestine.

State Income Tax Return Is.“Tougher’   But There Will Be a Divided in the Extra Work Required

 Gypsies Go on Rampage In Hospital Searching for Doctor When ‘Queen’ Dies

\Mexia Chamber of ‘Commerce Endorses ‘County: Unit System:.   Votes. Unanimously For Resolution to Commissioners Court

7 egua Philosopher: ‘Philosopher Breaks Down, or Does He? And Tries to Wish Reporter a Merry Christmas

SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER BREAKS DOWN, OR DOES HE, AND TRIES TO WISH POST-REGISTER MERRY XMAS

BRITISH TROOPS PUT TO WORK IN LONDON TRUCK DRIVER STRIKE  THREAT OF SYMPATHY  WALKOUT GROWS; SOME ALREADY QUIT JOBS

Chileans Break With Russians  Emergency Powers Invoked in Waging

Chile Breaks With Russia, Wars OnReds   Communists Will Be Curb. ed Under Country’s FarReaching Powers

a CII a ai  CHILE BREAKS OFF WITH RUSSIA; BLAMES REDS FOR MINER UNREST

Chile To Deal With Reds After Breaking Relations With Russians, Czechs

WESTERN UNION STRIKE THREAT IS CALLED OFT   Five Cent An Hour Pay Raise, Other Benefits, Accepted by Telegraphers.

Big Jim Harris Succumbs Frotr Heart Atfack   He Was Republican Leader in Oklahoma For Several Years and Brother of Mrs. Strawn

Wild Week-end Experienced In Palestine   - Five Killed in - Raid; Jerusalem Scene of Bank Holdur

Jerusalem Bank Robbery Fails; One Raider Hele   Death Toll Climbs To Five After Arab Raid on Cafe in Tel Aviv

Lawmakers Voice Interest in ‘Military Report  No Action Expected ; at Current  Session of Congress

Accuse Couple  Of Man’s Death   “Woman And Man Held For Fatal Shooting Of Husband.

@ PAUL MALLON—  G.O.P.on Thin Ice in Budget Cuts But Can Safely Reach the Goal

‘Mited’ C hurch M Member: Gets $5,000 Damages for Beina Ostracized

‘MITED' AMISH FARMERGIVEN $5,000 DAMAGES   Ostracism Costs Church Officials

Amish Plaintifs Is Awarded $5,000 Damages from Leaders of Church

ae FUNDS THEFT: CHARGE   : MEDINA — COUNTY —MANAGER ~~ ¥OR-FARM PRODUCTION — CREDIT ARRESTED  BY FBI :

FBI ACCUSES — FARM CREDIT ~ OFFICE HEAD   Officers Find $11,230 Buried in Backyard After Kidnap Threat Story Exploded.

Senator Says: His Book Will Stir Up GOPs   ‘Republicans Are Accused Gf Vying Ear Necro Vote -

Bilbo Writing Book On White Supremacy   ‘Separation Or Mongrelization’ Will Be Discussed In Explanation Of His Race View

Bilbo Is Firm _ For Supremacy Of The Whites   WON’T SURRENDER HIS 9 #$j\VIEWS TO SECURE SENATE SEAT

‘I'd Rather Not Be Senator Than Sell ‘Mv Race Down the River’, Lips Bilbo

ARNOLD’S NAME IS BROUGHT INTO PROBE   in Connection With Approva Of The Hughes Contract Bw Charles Sei

Nine Killed In Bomb Explosion   Bomb Believed Jettisoned By American Plane Tiueine War.

Report On Teacher Pay Boost als Expected 1 Tomorrow: Cherry Forces Likely To Give Ground   otiferies Will Seck To ~ Work Out. Solution At - Meeting Tonight. 

EXPECT CHERRY TO GAIN GROUND IN SOMPREMISE   No Settlement E.xpected To Be Announced Before Tomorrow: Bill Would Make It Tough On Uninsured Drivers Who Have Accidente.

ALUATION BOOST TO REDUCE TAXES   Puts City Levy Back Into 10 Mill Limit by Comfortable Margin   IS LESS BY .67 MILLS

TO REDUCE TAXES   Puts City Levy Back Into 10 Mill Limit by Comfortable Margin   IS LESS BY .67 MILLS

Independence Fails To Bring Peace and Prosperity Tolndia   Bitter Strife Waged By Religious Faiths

2 KILLED AND 5 HURT BY ‘AIR SHOW’ BOMB   Georgians Lose Lives While Hunting Parachutes

2 BIE, 3 HURT IN BOMB BLAST   Drops in Field During Air Demonstrations

Driver Badly Hurt ~ In Head-On Crash   Lloyd Brining ts Taken To Washington County Hospital

Elderly Man Badly ' Hurt By Automobile   Harry Edward Draper, Smithsburg Route 1, Hit By Car

First Days Without Meat, Poultry . And Eggs Only Partially Observed

Surveys Reveal Conservation only Parily Successful  Wem Sno Mec Ursa   Truman Says Days Without Eating Meat, Egys, Poultry Are of Vilal Importance

Slap At Franco Gets Approval Of U.N. Group   Committee Votes  % Toned-Down Mixture  Of Resolutions

Russian Supported Slap At Spain Is Okayed By U.N. Political Committee   South Africa, India Clash On Jim Crowism; India Withdraws From Security Council Contest; Ukraine Election Certain

‘Supported Action . “Ag ‘a ast Franco’s Spain. eee UN. Commitlee Nod

U.N. Approves Franco Slap      Powers Make Demand. Fo: ‘Democratic:Regime * 5 “Nw Soain ce

Resolution Provides For Recall Of Ambassadors And Ministers Fron Madrid

seme Tee TIEUP 48: CONTINUED   BUFFALO TEACHERS NOT SATISFIED WITH THE LATEST PAY SCALE  PHOPOSAL ~

BUFFALO SCHOOL PEACE FADES   Teachers Not Satisfied With Dewey’s Committee Report On New Salaries

RUSSIANS FLAY AUSTRIA’S BID   Gromyko Refuses To Discuss Country's Qualification for UN Membership

AUSTRIA’S BID FOR UN. MEMBERSHIP 1S OPPOSED BY RUSSIA  SECURITY COUNCIL IS SCENE OF NEW USS., RUSSIAN DISPUTE

Austria Fought As UN. Member   Russia Raises Objection To Admittance Of Former Foe

Russia Loses Point in U.N   Soviet Objections To Austrian Bid Are Turned Down

Russia Is Objecting To Austria’s Membership Bid  Application for UN Status Is Sent To Special Group

Russia Opposes Austrian Bid To Jom U.N.   Application Sent To Committee Without a Vote

ot and Vs) A earican Farmers Fear Painful Price Drop When Inflation Bubble Bursts

Arrested In Florida After ‘Impulsive’ Trip Alone  Driver Of Wayward Bus Just Out For Ride---Jaunt Of 1.300 Miles

Bus and Driver Are Located In Florida   Just Wanted To Drive, Arrested Man. Says After 1.300-Mile Trip

Missing N. Y. Bus Found In Florida Driver Gives No Reason For Trip

Two Rescued in Dark Seas by Submarine   Planes: Comb. Ocean South of San Diego for-More Survivors

Judge Denies Defense Motion For New Trial  Caen, fk Buaoostans   Stay Of Execution Granted; Will File Appeal To Supreme Court Of Wisconsin

ARSON MINISTER GETS 1-5 YEARS   Sentence Is Imposed On Milwaukee Pastor For Burning Church

Dr. Lewis Given Stay of Execution to Sept. 15   Bail Set at $5,000; Defense Motion for New Trial Denied

PASTOR IS GIVEN PRISON SENTENCE   Cleric Convicted on Charge o! Firing Church

Court Denies Defense Plea For Review   Milwaukee Clergyman Is Convicted Of Burning His Church; Deciston Is   Hard One, Judge

ROUGH WATER DELAYS SEARCH   Four Men Drown in Lake St. Marys Saturday

USE OF EXPLOSIVES  IN GULF OIL WORK  IS RULED UNLAWFUL DYNAMITING BANNED BY  _~ STATE IN EXPLORATION?” ATTORNEY CENERATL €AY

USE OF EXPLOSIVES  IN GULF OIL WORK —  IS RULED UNLAWFUL DYNAMITING BANNE D. BY  — ST. ATE IN. EXPLORATION, ATTORNEY CENERAT SAY’

PRESBYTERIANS OPPOSE BILL GIVING CATHOLIC © SCHOOLS FEDERAL FUNDS

Bevin Warns Wrong Decision May Bring On Another War   Still Hias Hone

TEMPERATURES   Michigan Reports 16 Violent Deaths Over The Holiday

Push Measure to Free Pupils for Religious Study   Controversy Rages On Measure Backed By Sen. Schlabach

Propose School Time For Church  State Bill Would Set Aside 2 Hourc Weekh

Voluntary Stretch’ Is Asked   Only Alternative Is Controls, Tobey Says; Wherry Files Report

Short Supplies Fuel Oil Alarms  Three-way Drive to Conserve Launched

Voluntary Cui In Use of Oil  Recommended  Senators Back I; Industry Proposes JE RPC Ruel Slach

FUEL OIL SAID EXTREMELY LOW IN THE NATION   Senator Calls For Concerted Action By Gov't., Public, And Industry To ''Stretch Out Critically Short Oil Supplies.

Public, Government And Industry Asked ‘To Join In Conserving Fuel Oil Supply

Is Found at Scene of Crime   Former Guard on T.P.W Railroad Held Without Charge Today

UTOPIA COLLEGE SLOW TO START   Only Two Co-eds Enroll But Roger Babson Is Not Discouraged

LEGION SIDELIGHTS  Hotel Water Fight Takes Toll of New York Citizens

@ THERES ALWATS ASHMORE  Gudgeteers to Keep Dad’s Well Worn Nose to Grindstone

ee i ee i ee de  Fee Pe  Gadgeteers to Keep Dad’s Well Worn Nose to Grindstone

Commission Will  Go to Mexico Hoof, Mouth Disease Will Be Fought

@ FEIER CUSOUN  Kight Laws Being Drafted for New Un-American Code

General Meyers Denies He Received $150,000  From Aviation Company

General Brands Stock Dealing Charges False  Meyers on Stand   Meyers on Stand Before Senate War Committee

he Gave Her "Boys Dope Before Each Crime To Bolster Nerve . Blonde “Strip” Dancer Is Revealed As Bandit Queen: Admits She Planned All Their “Johe”

Blonde Held as. ‘Bandit Queen’  FeDoncer Admite Doning Men Holdin Aids’

PAPERS SEIZED FOLLOWING FIRE   $1,500,000 Ship Fire Brings Maritime Action

Blaze Aboard Motor Ship John Ericsson In New York Harbor To Be Investiaated

CRISIS ENDED, LONDON BELIEF   Attlee Declines Offe Of U. S. Coal Made By Truman

British Will Not Need U. S.  Coal In Crisis   Truman’s Offer Declined As Country Begins Winning Battle Against Cold

Court Upholds Lewis’ Guilt   U.S. Justices Rule Mine Chief Must Pay $10,000, but Union Fine Reuuced From $3.500,000 to $700,000

Smashing Victory Wen Over Miners   Compliance With No-Strike Order Within Five Days Set for Unions

BiG FINE WILL STICK AGAINST UMW CHIEFTAIN   _ong- Awaited Decision By Supreme Court Affirms $10,000 Fine Against Mine Boss, But Reduces Penalty Against The Work ers.

Penalty to Workers Will Be Cut to $700,000, if They Spurn March Strike

John L. Lewis’ Conviction Held Valid By Court  U. S. High Tribunal Reduces Fine Of LIMW To $700 000

Both Guilty. Of Contempt, Tribunal Rules   Leader’s Fine Stands at ~ $10,000; Union’s Reduced to $700,000

Supreme Court Declares Mine Workers’ President Must Pay Fine Of $10,000   FINE OF $3,500,000   Assessed Against Union Is Reduced To $700,000; Chief Justice Vinson Delivers Majority Opinion

Mine Chief InContempt Court Holds   Decision a Victor, For Truman; Imposes New Fine If Union Calls March 31 Strike

—HIGH COURT—" Union Fine  Reduced to $7 00, 000   LEADER MUST PAY $10000 .° -

Court Upholds Conviction of John L. Lewis   High Tribunal Cuts Fine Against Mine Workers to $700,000 But Unholde Lewie Fine

Contempt Convictions Of John L. Lewis And UMW Upheld By Supreme Court

Upholds Contempt Convictions of  UMW Chief, Union   Union’s Fine Cut if Lower Court Order Obeyed; Vinson Declares Orderly Government Threatened

‘Fine of Union Chief and Mine _ Workers for Failure To Stop   Strike Last Fall Is   Confirmed.   MIDWEEK RULING GIVES - ADMINISTRATION A WIN

UMW Fine Cut To $700,000 If It Obeys Edict   Two Justices Dissent From Majority Vote

Supreme Court Lowers Fine of UMW Workers   High Court Uphoids Levy of $10,000 Imposed on Lewis

Conviction Of Miners’ Boss Upheld  Must Pay Personal Fine Of $10,000

UMW Fine Is Cut in Decision   Union Must Pay More if Order is Not Complied With in Five Days.   Two Justices Dissent

$2,800,000 Penalty Faces Mine Workers if They Go on Strike Again’   Upholding of Contempt Verdict Is. Smashing” Victory for Government; Union Fine Reduced to $700,000 if It Complies With Order

Sontempt Conviction Is Upheld by Tribunal: Cut to $700,000, However; Confirm Other.  VINSON RELATES TERMS OF FINDING

UNIONS FINE MAY BE GUT TO S700 000   Prompt Compliance Required, However, to Get Reduction

Conviction —  Of Lewis, - : TMW Stand      FINE OF 33 MILLION AGAINST UNION REDUCED TO $700,000. BUT. $10,000 AGAINST LEWIS IS UPHELD

MINERS CHIEF AND ee ae OF CTE aes       President Truman Scores Smashing Victory im His Fight te Finish With Labor Leader; Reduction Is Made in Huge Sum Assessed Miners By Lower Court’s Ruling 

HIGHEST TRIBUNAL (ORDERS UNION FINE GUT 10 $700,000   Forty-Six Page Opinion in Mine Workers Case Bended fawn Zade

Fine Against Union Pared to $700,000; Chief to Pay $10,000   Decision Comes in Surprise Move; Miners, Boss Ruled Guilty of Both Criminal. Civil Contempt of Court

Cut UMW Fine To  $700,000   Hugh White Says Assessments Won't Be Levied Qn Miners

‘Stiff Fine If . Miners Pull Another Strike   Vietory For Truman’s ‘Fight To Finish’ On Lews is’ Breech Of Contract.

Union’s Fine Reduced to $700,000   Chief Justice Vinson Writes Opinion in 7 to 2 Coal  Mine Strike Decision

Fine Against Union is Cut To $700,000   $10,000 Penalty For John L, Is Lnheld Bu Court

$3,500,000 Fine Cut to $700,000   Rutledge and Murphy DissentFine Cut on Condition

$10,000 Fine Against Miners Leader Stands   Union Fine Cut From 31/2 Million To $700,000

The Supreme Court Today Passed on the Contempt Case Against Labor Leader.   ‘THE $10,000 FINE WAS ALSO UPHELD   The High Tribunal Ordered the $3,500,000 Fine Assessed Against U. M.  W. A. Reduced,

Justice Vinson Delivers 7 to 2 Opinion of Court; Would Reimpose $2,800,000 Fine  If Union Again Refuses To Meet Krug-Lewis Pact Terms until June

Fine On Unions Cut To $700,000   U. S. Supreme Court Hands Down Ruling Approving $10,000 Fine Against UMW Chief

Fine Against Union Is Cut To $700,000   Full Compliance With Decision In Five Days Ordered

Orders Mine Union Fine  Be Reduced   Lewis and UMW Hek Guilty of Contempt In Surprise Decision

Lewis Must Pay A $10,000 Fine, High Court Says   Mine Union’s $3,500,000 Fine Ordered Cut To, $700,000 By Supreme Court; Vote Is 7 To 2; Decision Hailed As Smashing Victory For Truman Administration

RULING BACKS PRESIDENT IN COAL DISPUTE   Dissenting Opinions Written by Murphy And Rutledge

Union Penalty Reduced but Chief Of Miners Must Pay $10,000 Fine   Surprise Midweek Ruling Affirms Contempt Citation for Failure To Heed Injunction

Court Cuts Miner Fine To $700.000   Supreme Tribunal Lets Lewis Penalty Stand; is Not Unanimous.

Supreme Court Upholds Mine Leader's Conviction: Set $700 000 UMW Fine

Fine Against’ Union Cut to $700,000; . Mine Chief's Penalty Stays at $10,000

SUPREME COURT CUTS FINE OF UNITED MINE WORKERS UNION TO $700,000

Supreme Court Upholds — Contempt Convictions  Of John L. Lewis, UMW.

UNIOW'S FINE GUT IF LOWER COURT OBEYED   $10,000 Fine Against Mine Boss Stands; Court Solit 7 te 2.

High Court Also 0. K.’s $10,000 Fine   $3,500,000 Penalty On UMWA Cut Condition. ally To $700.000.

Contempt Decision  Is Upheld   Supreme Court Rules Lewis Must Pay $10,000 Fine; Cuts UMW Penalty

UMW Fine Reduced From Three And Half Million To $700,000; No Reduc _ tion In $10,000 Lewis  as:

Contempt Charge Against UMW is Upheld, Fine Cut      Extraordinary Midweek By Tri bunal Gives Government A Smashing Victory In Case

Tribunal Rules District Court Decision Right  Supreme Court Cuts   Supreme Court Cuts Mine Union Fine If Termination Notice Is Withdrawn

Upholds Contempt Conviction Of Lower Court; Union’s Fine Of 31% Million Cut To $700,000

UMW Fine Is Slashed On Condition Union Obey Earlier Order   Supreme Court Gives Administration Smashing Victory in Battle; $10,000 Levy Against Leader is Unaltered

Tribunal, However, Reduces Union Fine From $3,500,000 To $700,000   Lewis’ $10,000 Fine Sustained   Chief Justice Vinson Says UMW Deliberately Refused To Obey Valid Order

UNION LEADER “RULED GUILTY OF CONTEMPT   FINE ASSESSED HEAD OF UMW 18 UPHELP_—TINE AGAINST UNION 18 REDUCED

OL LOL LE LL LE A A  Late News   Lewis Must Pay $10,000 Court Rules

Found Guilty On Charges Of Contempt   Supreme Court Orders Miners’ Fine Reduced

Mine Workers Hine May Be Reduced   Complete Compliance With No-Strike Order Is Demanded

Union Also Held Guilty But Fine Is Ordered Cut   WMW CHIEF STILL MUST PAY $16,000   Flat Dissents Registered By Two Justices; Partial

Historic 7 to 2 Ruling Upholds Goldsborough  re Fine o Radu ead to: $700,000 Unige's alle

$10,000 Fine Upheld; UMW Levy Slashed   U.S. Supreme Court Announces Verdict In Surprise Move; Impose Condition

COURT ORDERS UMW FINE CUT TO $700,00(   Personal Fine.ol $10,000 Levied on Lewis Stands . ~

Injunction Right Is Urheld —   ‘Supreme Court Ruling Victory Far Truman;  - Tribunal Forbids  Coal Strike Mar. 31

Fine on Union Cut to $700,000 By High Court   Penalty Imposed on Lewis Is Unchanged In 7 to 2 Decision

Fine is Cul To $700,000   However, $10,000 Levy Against UMW Chief Lnheld hv Tribunal

UNION'S FINE BE CUT TO $700.00   Prompt Compliance Required, However, to Get Reduction

Contempt Case Sustained, 7-2, by High Court   Chief's Fine Stays; Union Gets Provisional!  Cut, to $700,000

(High Tribunal Orders Union Fine Reduced   Lewis Must Pay Perconal Fine

CONVICTION OF LEWIS I§ UPHELD   Fine of Mine Workers Reduced To $700,000

UMW FINE CUT TO $700,000 BY HIGH TRIBUNAL   U. S. Contempt Proceedings Receive 0. K.; Vinson Airs Maiority View

Cenviction Of Leader Is Affirmed   ‘Fine Assessed by Lower Court Sustained but Is Cut Down to $700,000 For Miners’ Union

$3,000,000 Fine CutConditionally On Union Action   Lewis Must Pay 810.000  Be Sliced To 8700.000

Leader Must Pay But. Union Fine Is Reduced   Court Cuts $3,500,000 Assessment Against Miners To $700,006 But Orders Lewis To Pay $10 G00 Ae Imnnsced.

Mine Chief Held Guilty By High Court   Vete Is 7 to 2; Fine Reduced To $700,000

Supreme Court Reduces U. M.W Fine to $700,000        Chief Justice Vinson, Delivering ‘i Says Mine Head Was Trying té'hapeee Government; Murphy, Rutledge Dissent

U.S. Supreme Court Also Upholds Fines   Reduces Fine Against UMW to $700,000, Lets Lewis’ Stand; Penalties Grew Out of Refusal To Obey Court Order to Send Men Back to Work

SUPREME COURT CUTS UMW FINE DOWN TO $700,000  VINSON DELIVERS 7 TO 2 OPINION

Flouted Court Order To Stop Coal Strike   By Seven to Two Decision, United States Suprem Court Decides Smashing Victory for Presider Truman’s Fight Against Coal Czar.      $3,500,000 Fine Against Mine  Workers Is Reduced to $700,000

GUILTY VERDICT IN CONTEMPT CASE 1S SUSTAINED, 7 70 2  MINERS’ UNION FINE REDUCED ON CONDITIO}  SATIS NH AATINRT ANYrUOTr

Fine Against Union Cut To $700,000   Injunction Against Strike Legal, U.S. Supreme Court Says

HIGH TRIBUNAL CUTS DOWN FINE AGAINST UNION   Supreme Court Lets $10,000 Contempt Fine Stand Against Lewis

Fine Imposed On Lewis Is Upheld: Union’s Reduced    GROMYKO'S ATTACK ON U S. ATOMIC CONTROL PLAN STIRS PESSIMISM AMONG SECURITY COUNCIL: DELEGATES

Fine of $10,000 Upheld, Union's Penalty Reduced   High Court’s Ruling Comes as Surprise

Temnveratures   Supreme Court Reduces Fine Against Union   Assessment Cut to $700,000 If Defendants Comply With Lower Court’s Order Promptly

City Planning Is Top 1947 C. of C. Project   Directers Approve Move To Urge City Officials  T. aAJ..a OT

TRUMAN BOARD SAYS PUBLIC TOO EXCITED   President Told State Of Near Hysteria Reached Throughout Nation

Civil Rights' Group Raps Commie "Hunt   Reports Search for Ism Leaders Has Reached "A State of Near Hysteria’ in U. S.

Russia Accepts Part of French Atom Proposal   Soviet Delegate Argues on Second Part of Plan

GRAIN LIMITING PLAN REJECTED   Distillers Set Own Quota For Monthly Use

CURB REJECTED BY DISTILLERS   Industry Refuses to Cut Grain Consumption

Distillers Reject U.S.. Plan to Limit Grain’   ‘Secretary Anderson: Says : Industry Seeks More: hon Wt Actually Needs...

Distillers Reject Plan to Slash  Grain Consumption  Maximum Monthly Use Of 3,500,000 Bushels Proposed

Distillers Balk at Grain Limit   Anderson Threatens to Go to Congress far Retion

Grain Cut Proposal Reiected   Anderson Threatens Legislative Curbs

Liquor Industry Split.Wide Open   Distillers Seek Agreement Among Selves and Wit] Government on New Conservation Program.

ANDERSON PLANS ASK CONGRESS TO ENFORCE ACTION  Aiecnunt MAKERC TA   ALCOHOL MAKERS TO PRESS DEMANDS FOR BIGGER ALLOTMENTS

Industry Vetoes Government Plan  Distilters’ Grain Consumption Involved

TRUMAN MOVES TO PUSH FOOD SAVING DRIVE   Congressional, Cabinet Heads Confer Monday on Controls, Special Session

Face Possible Wheatless And Meatless Days    Immediate Steps To Carry - Out U.S. ‘‘Waste Less’’ Program Under Way   TO FIX NATIONAL PROGRAM MONDAY

TRUMAN APPEAL WINS. GEN:  ERAL APPROVAL —MEAT: LESS AND WHEATLESS . DAYS A ;

‘Wallace Calls for a Third Party Movement Against the (President's Foreign Policy

WALLACE RELATES THIRD PARTY PLAN: SWATS AT TRUNIAN   Doctrine of President Is Attacked by Speaker at Capital; Victory Is Not Seen for Program.   CONVENTION BOLT TO BE FIRST ACT

Wallace’s Third Party Call Clouds Democratic 48 Election Outlook

WALLACE OFFERS THIRD PARTY THREAT   Would Be Protest - Against Present Foreign Policy

Democrat ropes For ‘48 Election Become Dimmer   Third Party Protest Movement [s Urged

Henry Wallace's Third Party Call  Darkens Democrat Prospects For 48

Futures Markets Stage Big Boom  Dollar Volume May Set a New Record

Three Bills Ready for the ! Governor's Signature; _ Fourth in Committee   MINOR DISAGREEMENT

School Bills Ready for  ‘Carlson's Signature   Passed by Legislature Along With 13% Million Boblie Schoo! Meecura

SCHOOLS WILL GET - $13,500,000 MORE   Three Bills Ready for the vernor s Signature; Fourth in Committee   MINOR DISAGREEMENT

Army's First Rocket Ship May Pass Sonic Barrier; Censorship Imposed

TWO MEN KILLED IN PLANE CRASE   Adams County Pilot And Passenger Meet Deaths Ir Accident Saturday Night Ir Huntingdon County

French Arms Restore Quiet   Red Bid Defeated,  Government Asserts

Temperatures   Month-Long Strike War Waning; Situation Well in Hand With Order Being Restored, He Asserts

Direct Primary Measure Calls for Election of All State Officials and U. S. Senators.      SEVERAL OTHER BILLS ARE ALSO PRESENTED

New Bills Seek State Primary  And Open Shop   Legislature Gets Hot Issues at Odds With Program Proposed by Gates Administration

President Plans Higher Ascent of FamedRioMountain  Trumans Are Guests — At Opera; ExecutiveDiancad With Rannrtc

Truman To Make Mountain Climb   President Up Yesterday And Going Higher . Today.

NEW STAMP APRIL 18   3-Cent taaue Wilt Honor Joseph Pulitzer’n 100th Birthday

NEW STAMP OUT SOON   Will Be in Honor of the of the Late Joseph Pulitzer

a  Another Upturn In Skyrocketing Prices Over U.S. Feared  Nation’s Consumers Are Buying With Cautior In Hopes Of Price Declines For Basic Foods

Grain, Cattle Prices Climb   Daily Limit Reached In Major Markets

U.S. May Sell Food Abroad At  Cutrate Prices   Grains And Meat  Prices Advance Sharply On Marts

Committees Meet To Study Problem   Truman Plen Gets Bipartisan Backing; Shoppers Fear Upturn

Grain Prices Shoot Upward   Rocket Limit on. Exchanges; Consumers Eye Market for "Further Retail Hikes,

New Upturn On Markets: Is Watched  By Shoppers   Grain Prices Gain Limit As Export Plan Is Disclosed

Consumers Eye Commodity Marts Today   Sharp Increase Yesterday in Prices for U. 5. Grains

Laws to Regulate . - Strikes Advocated   Governor Donnelly in Message to Legislature Says Labor Unions Should Be Required to Live Up to Their Contracts; He Is Opposed to Raids Upon Large Reserve.

Also Opposes Any ‘Rais’ on Reserve Funds   Urges 64th Assembly To Completely Revamp tate Hospital Set-Up

Kecommends Laws To Prevent Labor  Strikes Affecting  Lives of Public

Tax Boost Held Not Needed To Pay Teachers   Governor Tuck’s Labor Measures Are Introduced

Virginia Not Expected To  Boost Taxes   Bill To End Work Stoppages Handed Vireinia Assembly

Quiet Thanksgiving Observed in Mexia; Weatherman Obliaina    LeTourneaw: Speech, “Early:Church ‘Service Are Day’s Highlights

Child Guidance Clinics Over State Favored   Senate Passes Bill To Set Up Units, Provide Funds

Looting In Flood Area Stirs Fear   All Firearms In Hands Of Civilians Ordered Confiscated

Tension Rises. Looting Sweeps Flooded South   Citizens Carry Guns, Cur few €lamped Down; . Typhoid Serum Flown Te Stricken Areas

GOP Shapes Drive toHalt Inflation Rise   Discards Truman Plans Favors Spending Cut And Tay Slash

Most Of President’s AntiInflation Requests Brushed Aside   House Also Hits  ‘Truman Program   Primary Objective Of GOP Delegation Is To Increase Production

ANTI - INFLATION PROGRAM BEING DRAFTED BY GOP   {Billion Cut In Taxes And Governmental Economy Among Items.   POLICY COMMITTEE IS MEETING TODAY

REPUBLICANS BRUSH ASIDE TRUMAN PLAN      May Offer Legislation To Carry Out Plans At Special Meet

TAX-SLICING IS PUSHED BY LEADERS   Truman Controls Are Given Brushoff by Economy-Minded

Truman In New Appeal For Curbs   However GOP in House Push Their Own Anti-Inflation Bl ¢5 Early Vate

‘Truman’s Plan On Inflation Brushed Aside   Republican Leaders May Seek Tax Reduction Of $4 Billion; Session Scheduled Today By Senator Taft

GOP Pushes Wolcott Bill   Republicans Brush Aside Renewed Call By President For 10-Point Program; Truman Says New Proposal Inadequate

GOP 10 PUSH OWN CONTROL PROGRAM   7-Point Program Evolved In Republican Cigsed Nianr Seccion

Republicans Move Toward Economic Program Of Own  New Call For Slash In Taxes Is Likely

Truman Warns GOP Program Won't Do Job   Says Ten-Point Program Is Minimum To Curb Costs

New Demands Seen For Slash In Taxes   Move To Halt Price Boosts Sought; Voluntary Meat Ration Plan Urged

GOP WOULD RECEIVE BLAME FOR FAILURE   See interpretative story on Parse 9.

GOP Leaders Discuss Own Economic Plan   President's Prog “am For Anti-Inflation Controls Hits Snag

Republican Bill Approval Pushed   Truman’s New Call For Anti-Inflation Program Is Ignored

G. O. P. Inflation Program Backed  Committee Approves Voluntary Curbs

GOP Leaders Move Toward Own Program   May Be Topped By New Call For Tax Reduction

GOP BRUSHES ASIDE TRUMAN PRICE PLANS   Republicans Push Owr Program Forward _In Committee

GOPs Brush Off Truman Objection to Party’s Plan; Panel Gives Okay to Bill

5.0.P. Inflation Program Offered  Truman Plea Brushed Aside; Plan Stresses Higher Output

GOP Ignores  Truman Plan   10-Point Campaign Against Inflation Brushes Aside Rationing Power

Ten Proposals Favor Boost in Production   Truman’s Plan Laid Aside Until Later, Committee Rules

Truman Defends \0-point Program  Unnwilling to Accept Anything Less

AIM TO PASS THREE POINTS THIS SESSION   sHouse Committee Will Give No Consideration to Truman Plan.

(.0.P. PUSHING OWN BILL BUT PRESIDENT INSISTS HIS NEEDED  TRUMAN CONTINUES TO  MAP PLANS, DESPITE

Tax Cul Gall May Be Top. Ttem on.Plan GOP Would. ~~ Offer to Beat Inflation

Chief's Latest Bid for Power Brushed Aside   President Cautions Congress He Must Be Handed Blank Check

Seeks High Production  As Way Out   Ten-Point Plan Ignores Truman Rationing Idea

GOP Leader's Brush Aside  ‘Truman Plan   Anti- Inflation Measure Drafted by Republicans Being Rushed for Quick Committee Approval

(.0.P. PUSHING OWN BILL BUT PRESIDENT INSISTS HIS NEEDED  TRUMAN CONTINUES TO MAP PLANS, DESPITE REPUBLICAN OPPOSITION

(.0.P. 10 DRAW UP ECONOMIC PLAN   PROGRAM MAY BE TOPPED BY NEW CALE FOR $4,000,000,000 TAX CUT.

Rent-control Credit-limit Laws Advised   Trade Agreements to Stimulate Output of Materials Uraed

GOP to Push Inflation Curb Program   Leaders Brush Aside Truman’s Call to Pass Own Proposals

CZECH FILM STAR FREED OF TREASON   Lida Baareva Released from lati at Peoaue

4 Airmen Stranded While US Ponders the ‘Emergency   They’re In No Danger So Coast Guard And. Nav; Refuse To Send Help

FOUR MARNANEN ON TINY ISLES   Plane Runs Out Of Gas;  Navy And Coast Guard See No ‘Emergency’

WHEN IS AN EMERGENCY?  Carribean SOS Leaves Navy Unmoved (Also Castaways)

Four Airmen Still Stranded On Tiny Island   Coast Guard and Navy Refuse To Help Due To Lack of Emergency

‘UNOFFICIAL   4 Airmen Down In Caribbean With Coast Guard And Navy Indifferent

Wisconsin Warned of Losing Reputation as Great Dairy State   Cheesemaker Fined, Assailed by U.S. Attorney, Judge

SOLONS HOLD SECRET SESS! iON  Danger Of.’Conflict’ Seen At Texas A. And M. By Official

A.&M. Dean Testifies at Secret Meet   Gilchrist Declores Hazing Is Cause _OF Trouble

First Duty To Inquire Into Pardons   Senate Votes $75 Monthly Bonus Fo1 Rural Teachers

Senators Named To Investigate Parole System   Senate Passes Bill To Give Bonus to Rural Teachers

FORT LEAVENWORTH PRISON RIOTERS SURRENDER IN BODY  a i eee eee ee ee ee,  eee ee ee ee ee   Holdouts In Cell Block Capitulate To Threat of Gas; Tell Is 1 Dead, 7 Hurt

Barricaded Prisoners Capitulate After Holding Out All Day   Cell Is Drenched With ‘Tear Gas   } prising Follows Whites Objections To Eating With Negroes

PRISON RIOTERS CAPITULATE T0 ARMY ORDERS   White Inmates Leave Cells after Negroes Surrender

Rioting Prisoners Taken From  Gas-Filled Cells   Whites Hold Out Six Hours After Negro Group Capitulates in Race Trouble in Fort Leavenworth Pen

Riot Quelled; White Prisoners Leave Barracks  Threatened Tear i oa AbenoeL EuadAe         Threatened Tear Gas Attack Ends Long Holdout

May Testifies, Denies $5,000 Was Irresula   Detailea of Transaction: With Garssons . Releted

Former Congressman Ma Takes Stand in Defense Against Bribe Charzes

May Denies $5000 Came as Bribe   Defense in War Fraud Trial Gets Under Way °

May On Stand An Fraud Case   Former Congressman De nies $5,000 Deal Was Bribe

May Witness Today i in His Own Defense   Defendants Are Called Patriots.

MAY, GARSSON OPEN DEFENSE IN FRAUD TRIAL   Counsel Hopes To Show Garsson A ‘Genius’  Of Production

MAY DEFENSE ON WAR FRAUD   Recess Untii Monday Limits Amount Of Testimony

May Takes Stanc In Own Defense   Reviews Career, Work During War

May Gives Testimony In Fraud Trial   Denies Transaction With Garsson Was A Bribe

MAY TAKES STAND IN OWN DEFENSE   [DENIES $5,000 TRANSACTION WITH MURBAY GARSSON Was A BRIBE.

MAY LAUNCHES DEFENSE WITH BRIBE DENIAL   Says That $5,000 Receivec _From Garsson Was Due Him In Business Deal

UN Priority On Balkans ls Demanded   Balkan Problem Urgent and Highly ‘Explosive’

).§. SEEKS QUICK ACTION BY UN. ON BALKANPROBLEN   Johnson Stresses Urgency 0} Greek Situation Before Cauneil

U.S. Demands U.N. Put Balkan Row Into Top Priority   Urges Sidetracking Of All Other, Issues Because Of Problem’s Urgency

U. §. URGES PRIORITY FOR BALKAN CASE   Herschel Johnson Proposes That U. N. Security Council Sidetrack All Other Issues in View of Developments.

Johnson Says Issue Is Very Urgent  America Wants Work   America Wants Work To Be Rushed in View of Situation

Washington Viewing Situation as ‘Urgent’  Couneil Asked to Give Priority To Smoldering Trouble in Greece

Top Priority For Balkan Problem Demanded By US,   United Nations Asked To Take Up Issue At Orcre

Johnson Says Issue Is Very Urgent   America Wants Work To Be Rushed in View of Situation

U. S. Demands Top Priority Balkan Issue   U. S. Delegate Asks Sidetracking of All” Other Problems for  Balkan Consideration

Washington Says Matter Is ‘Urgent’   Greeks Urge Debate " Be Speeded, US. Officials © Concerned   Two Fights Loom

U. S. Demands Balkan Case Get Top Spot OnU.N. Agenda   Washington Considers It ‘Urgent,’ Delegate Tells Security Council

UN Asked To Put Balkan Issue First   Johnson Calls For Debate Until Verdict Reached

Balkan Problem Declared Urgent  U.S. Demands U.N. Give It Priority

U.S. Demands UN Air Balkan Case   Washington Says Matter Rates Top Billing On Agenda

Urgent Balkan Problem Needs U.N. Priority   United States Demands  Immediate Consideration Ty Kenilncgiva Situation

United Nations Pushes Study Of Balkan Situation  Greek Request Prompts Action

U.S. Asks: Priority  For Debate on Balkans - Greek Official Cites Urgency of  Situation in Guerrilla Warfare

May Stop Music on  the Radio   Petrillo Threatens Tc Halt Record Making by Private Firms

PETRILLO SAYS  : Music Union May Call Half To Recordings, Broadcasts

PetrilloMay Order Ban Of Music On Air   Threatens Action As Congress Calls Leader ‘On Carpet’

Record-Playing On Radio Tarcet Of J. G. Petrillo   Head of the Musicians Union Tells House of His Future Plans

MUSICIAN UNION MAY STOP RADIO SHOWS, RECORDS   James Petrillo Comment: During Appearance Before Committee

UNION PLANS BAN ON RADIO   Petrillo States Broadcasts Of Music By Federation Members Will Stop

He May Halt Broadcasting Ot Musie, Petrillo Says Plans To Put Unio:  In Record- -Making Business, He Tells  i a? i. Cn. 2 a a

Petrillo Might Ban Network Broadcasts   AFM President Called Or Congressional Carpet Monday

BROADCASTS OF MUSIC BY RADIO MAY BE BANNED   Petrille Says Musicians May Make And Market Own Recerdings   UNION LEADER UNDER FIRE OF REP. KEARNS

Farmer Kills Wife, Father, Ends Own Life   Mother And Brother-In Law Wounded As Ilinois  Man Goes Berserk   British War Bride Abselved In Death Of Soldier-Husband

Kills Bride And His Father Then Takes Own Life   Mother Wounded In Shooting Spree Of Illinois Farmer

 Scientists Seek Accurate Measure lof Long Distance in Eclipse Shadow

‘Gamblers Anonymous’ Reformed Gambler Offers to Help Habitual Victims Quit  

Death Toll Rises To 25 In Train Wreck;  128 Passengers Injured In Rail Tragedy

—23 ‘RED ARROW’ DEAD IDENTIFIED Open Investigations  Into Cause Of Wreck

ICC WILL PROBE TRAIN TRAGEDY   Only Two of 25 Killed Unidentified

230f 25 Dead In PRR Wreck Are Identified  Investigators Seek “Cause Of Red Arrow Crash Near Altoona

Identify 23. Dead In Trair Wreck   Investigations Start On Tragedy Iniurine 124

25 Killed In Train Wreck   128 Persons Injured; Inqiury Started Into Cause of Crack Up

Death Toll 25 In PRR Wreck  Near Altoona   Three-Way Probe Started In Mishap Near Curve As Two Dead Are  Not Identified  .

Oe ee i ee eens  Toll of ‘Red Arrow’ Disaster Reaches 25 Dead, 141 Injured With Five Dead Unidentified

Anti-Inflation Amendment Is Lost in Senate   Truman Request for Author ity to Allocate Scarce Materials Rejected

Senate Votes on Party Lines to Reject Allocation Pawer for Truman

Senate Refuses Allocation Order   Party Vote Sustains Voluntary Proposal

AMENDMENT TO ANTI-INFLATION BILL REJECTED   Authority Allocation Request Is Turned Down By Senate

Senate Rejects Demo Amendment fo GOP Anti-Inflation Bill   Throws Out Allocation Authority

GOP Balks At Truman  Curbs Plan   _ Request For Power To Al. * locate Scarce Materials Turned Down

Senate Rejects Truman Proposal. for Allocation Of Scarce Material<

DRIVES ARE 10 BE MADE BY CANDIDATES   GOP Aspirants Are To Hit Hard at  Truman Policies

GOP Hopefuls Ready to Blast  Truman Ideas   Taft, Stassen and Others To Challenge Issues In Next Months

GOP ASPIRANTS SHARPEN TOOLS FOR PRESIDENT   Taft In Best Spot For Duels With Truman  Om Main leaves

Prospective Republican Nominees Are Preparing  To Challenge President

Hopefuls Keep Watch  On Truman   Expect To Clash On Maior Issues

TRUMAN FACES COP ASPIRANTS   Prospective Nominees Te Challenge President On Political Issues

GOP Prepares ToChallenge The President   Prospective Candida tes For. President ‘Sharpen Weapons

ATOMIC ENERGY ACCORD PUSHED   Unanimous Approval On Harnessing Force For Peace Sought

J. S. PROMPTS UN TO RULE ON A-CONTROI   ‘Unanimous Accord Is Sought Within   Council

[NQUESTS ARE HELD IN TWO FATALITIES   Coroner’s Jury Absolves Bennie Breeden Of Blame In Death Of Sewell F. McDaniel—Dillsburo Verdict

UE/GHS ARRESTED; PLOT FOR SLAYING OF BENES CHARGED   Revolution by ‘Anti-State Organization’ Is _ Reported Foiled Today at Prague.   ARMED UPRISING IS SAID PLANNED

Plotied Death Of Pres. of Czechoslovakia   80 Are Nabbed After Disclosure —     ~ At Prague--

Friend in Need  re arr ome emer  Train’s Nudge Starts Car Which Had Stalled

HITS EXTREMISTS OF NATIONALISTS FOR RUIN ALSO   Flying Home To Report To  Tenman Berio

GOVERNOR'S FACT  FINDERS FINISH  DISASTER PROBE START WORK TODAY  TO DRAFT REPORT OF THEIR FINDINGS

International Ban On Draft Seen In Offing   House GOP May Launch Drive And Oppose Any Kind Of Youth Training

Othman Writes Obituary —  Lingering Illness Takes OPA   Gobbledegook Is Gone, So Are Nightmares _

OPA Dies Today; Rigor Mortis Has Set In; But Final Rites Will Be Held Next Month   BOWLES WAS HARASSED VEAN

Negotiations Are Startedon =, Ruhr Production  American and Britist Officials Talk Program for Germany

US and Britain Open Ruhr Talks   Increase ‘in Production Sought as US Plans to Test Marshall Aid Plan

Marshall Plan Is At Stake .....  Anglo-American Parley Begins To Plan Future Of German Coal Output

»U.S., Britain Open Talks On Ruhr Problem   Marshall Plan Hinges on Effort To Reach Accord

Parley Opens On Ruhr Coal   Outcome Holds Key. To Marshall Plan:

MEET 10 PLAN FOR RUHR COAL   Anglo-American Officials Hope To Boost European Economy

Campaign On German Coal   Hope To Bolster Coal Output, Economy Of All Europe

BOOST WiLt BE PLANNED   British-American Talks to Increase German Output Vital to Success of the Marshall Plan for Europe.

U.S. Steel Pay Offer Report Heard On Eve Of CIO Parley   Journal Says ‘Substantial Wage Increase” Offer Made To United Steelworker Union

Jones-Laughlin Workers Demand 23-Cent Pay Hike   Possibility of Pattern for Entire Industry Seen

Steel Union Pay Demand   Ask 23-Cent Hourly “Over-All” Increase; Hint a Company Offe

PAY DEMAND IS ‘MADE ON STEEL   GIO United Steelworkers Demand 23-Cent Hourly - Wage Boost, Other Con paceinne

enort Heard {Steel Offer   Steelworkers Prepare For Weekend Meetings To Bring Crisis To Head

Pattern For Industry May Be Established   Other Things Are Reported Sought In Demands

STEELWORKERS _ ASK J.-L, RAISE   23-Cent Boost First Definite : Wage Demand

Stee! Union Asks 23 Cent Hourly Raise   Murray Denies  Any Knowledge Of Reported Wage Offer

Steel Workers Ask For 23¢ An Hour Pay Hike   CIO UNION BEGINS TO FORMULATE PLANS FOR RAISE

B-CENT INCREASE > ASKED OF J. & L   Wage Demand May Se Pattern For Nation‘s Steelworkers

B-Cent an Hour Pay Hike Asked:  By Steelworkers  Figure e-Described As ‘Over. SAY One

First Definite Demand Is Made By Union Today   In Addition To Pay Increase Other Requests Are Made.

Steelworkers Prepare For Vital Meeting   Union Leaders Deny Report Of Wage Increases

Steel Union Asks 23-Cent  Pay Increase   First Definite Demand As Workers Prepare For Week-End Meeting

PAY DEMAND IS MADE ON STEEL   cro United Steelworkers De mand 23-Cent Hou rly  - Wage Boost, Other Concessions.

CIO UNION BARES FIRST DEFINITE PAY HIKE DEMAND   PROPOSAL MADE TO JONES & LAUGHLIN STEEL CORPORATION

Tron Age Says U.S. Steel Offers Raise   But Murray Denies It And Corporation Has Nothine To Sav

OHIO DEMS ASK BRICKER PROBE   Investigation Of Liquor Set: up Brings New Charges

NATION WILL HEAR ~ -KU.-MLU. GAME   Red Barber of CBS Will Be Here To Broadcast Homecoming Tilt   PLANS TWO PROGRAMS

Red Barber of CBS Will Be Here To Broadcast oming Tilt   PLANS TWO PROGRAMS

Vast A-Bomb Supply Bared   Hutchins Says U. S. Can Desolate World

U. S. Bombs Could Ruin World   Authority Declares New Weapons Are Of Appalling Might

US Has Huge: Store Atomic Bombs, Said”   Could Wipe Out All Larae Cities:

Aled Police Stage Citywide Raid in Berlin   Some 400 Persons Are Arrested—No Report of “Important Catches”

Associated Press Survey Is Revealed   Western Europe Will Suffer Most From Shortares

Roll Out New Tax Cut Bill   Vandenberg Objects To Second Attempt To Nullify Veto

GOP TO MAKE NEW ATTEMPT -AT TAX SLASH   HOUSE, TO TAKE QUICK AC. ‘Ton ON BILL TO HAVE cuts EFFECTIVE JAN UARY IST: .:

Navy Jet Sets Speed Record   Skystreak Moves 640 MPH Kor New Warld Merk

Navy Skystreak Speeds to New Record At 640 Miles-An-Hour in Desert Test

Refuses To Slash Fine For Miners   Federal Judge Thinks Lewis Is Phanagling on Holiday

Judge Asserts Lewis Conduct ‘Contemptuous’   ‘Court Refuses to Reduce Fine Assessed Miners; f ‘Good Faith? Tack<

Jurist Refuses  to Reduce Fine  Says Lewis Has Not "Shawn Cland Feith’

LEWIS’ STAND SCORED  ~-Federal Judge Refuses Plea Of Miners For Big Slash Of Fine

FINE AGAINST MINE UNION 0 STAND FOR NOW   Federal Judge Cites ‘Contemptuous Attitude Of John L. Lewis

Judge Refuses To Cut UMW Fine At Present Time  Says Lewis Has Not Shown "Good Faith”

Declares Good Faith Not Shown  Additional Miners Reported At Work

Says Miner Leader Has Not Displayed ‘Good Faith’ in Obeyinge Order

$3,000,000 FINE 15 LEFT HANGING OVER-MINE UNION   Judge Goldsborough Refuses to Cut It at This Time Because of Recent Work Stoppages,   REGARDS SHUTDOWNS AS A NEW WALKOUT   Declares Lewis Has Not Shown Good Faith in Obeying Supreme Court Order Against a Strike.

COAL MINERS ARE REFUSED FINE REBATE   LEWIS ATTITUDE TOWARD COURT CONDEMNED

UMW’s Fine Slash ‘Revoked By Court   Goldsborough Says Lewis Took Adyaniage Of Disaster: $3.500.000 Levy Ta Stand

Jurist Refuses  to Reduce Fine Says Lewis Has Not ‘Shown Good Faith’

BY FEDERAL JUDGt   Goldsborough Accuses Him of Lack of “Good Faith;” Postnones Action

Goldsborough Will Not Cut Fine On Union   Jurist Accuses Lewis of Using Disaster To Cause Strike

Cotton - Rayon CIO Workers Get Pay Hike   Increase Lifts Hour Rates To SLOT: Get 35 Paid Holidays. More Vacation

Time-Honored ‘Coffee Hour’ May Be Banished for Uncle ‘Sam's Washington Workers

IN MASON CITY   Senate Probes Time Loss in 23 000 Cunvs of Coffee Daily

Senator Taft Plans Trip Wes!   Tour May Match Gov ~ Dewey’s Pulse-Feeling ‘Vacation’ Swing West

lowa Hospital Plan Gets Criticism and Praise at Hearing   Board of Education Is Sharpest Critic Of New Constructior

SPOTLIGHT 0 LABOR BILLS THURSDAY   Schwellenbach, Ball and Murray- First Witnesses

MAJOR SIMPSON © LEAVES SOON FOR ATLANTA OFFICE  Will Be Assigned To Headquarters of Salvation Army

MAJOR SIMPSON LEAVES SOON FOR ATLANTA OFFICE  Will Be Assigned To Headquarters of

M’ARTHUR BANS GENERAL STRIKE OF JAP WORKERS  DECLARES NATION TOO IMPOVERISHED,

MacArthur Intervenes To Forestall Scheduled General Strike Of Japanese Workers

U.S. Action on Greek Aid Not To Be Affected   Solons Say People Must Guard Against Red Incursions   Another Sugar Stamp Validated   School Strike Election Sought

Solidarity of Hemisphere Is To Be Asked   Mother Unaided In Birth of Twin Daughters   Ohio Has More Cattle on Feed   Uncle Dan, 103, Has Many Marriage Offers

WE OA ae  Marital  Pressure On Uncle Dan, But at 103 He's Particular

Relief in Sight But Week-end Will Be Frigid   High Winds Prevail Over the East; Temperature Slightly Above Zero Here

Fnd of Cold Wave Promised Monday   Continued Cold Weather : Predicted for Week-end

Generally Fair Weather, Slowly Rising Temperatures Are Expected By Monday; Four Above Zero This Morning   157,500 WORKERS HAVE BEEN IDLET

End of Cold Wave " Is in Sight Today   Fair Weather and Warmer Temperature Due Monday

COLD SPELL TOBE OVER BY MONDAY   But WillLast Over Sunday, With  “Winds Predicted”

Weatherman Sees End of Paralyzinc North Central Cold Wave by Monday

END OF COLD WAVE IS IN SIGHT   Relief Promised By Chicago Forecaster To Frozen Midwest

See Warmer Temperature By Monday   Storm Center Moves Eastward; Chicagoan Freezes To Death

Relations Cut With Chile By Tito’s Regime   Break Comes After Two Yugoslavs Ousted For Subversive Acts

TIT BREAKS WITH CHILE   YUGOSLAVS BREAK OFF RE LATIONS WITH CHILE AFTER OUSTING OF AGITATORS

MOVE FOLLOWS EXPULSION OF TWO DIPLOMATS   Tito’s Government Charges Ouster Influenced by ‘Other States’

Victory Medals Are To Be Distributed   Also Defense Service Medals to Be Given Out at Postottice by Anson

Job Office Keeps Busy   2,773 Placements Made Here During Month of September

QUITS COUNTY POST   Murray Lawson Resigns as Deputy sheriff; Effective January 1

America Girds To Halt tlegal Entry Of Reds   State Department Says Agenis Reach ‘Alarming Proportions

ILLEGAL ENTRY OF REDS 15  ’ REPORTED ;TO BE OF. ~ ="ALARMING PROPOR: ee 7.) ):

Moderately Leftist Social Democrats Win in Japanese Election; Trend May Help Win Premiership for Party

High Court Rules Upon Gl Seniority   Holds Service Act Doesn't Guarantee lt Indefinitely

SELECTIVE. SERVICE ACT BOES NOT AID VETS INDEFINITELY   Heh Court Holds Seniorty Cain Not Be Protected For Lengthy Time

Six Farms Will Be Examined For Terracing, Contour  Soils District In - County Observes - Governor’s Decree 

House Group Approves Bill for Military Aid  By Hemisphere Nations

Radioactive lodine Effects Apparent Cures in 90 of 100 Cases of Hyperthyroidism

Modified Closed Shop Bill Offerec   McCarthy {s Author; Ball Plan ‘Drastic’

M’carthy Seeking Modified ShopBill      Ball’s Labor Plea Seen Too Drastic For Country —

New Senator  Offers Modified Closed Shop Bill   Ball’s Measure Declared ‘Unnecessarily Drastic’

Modified Closed Shop Bill Is Proposed   Legislation Which Ball Would Pass Termed Drastic

Proposes Bill For Modified Slosed Shop   Ball Plan Too Drastic Says Wisconsin Solon Preparing Substitute

Modified Closed Shop Bill   Proposed by Sen. From Wisconsin Wha Says Ball Measure Is Too Drastic

Creedon Testifies On Bill To End Housing Controls  Congress Gets id OO  eee

House Speaker Has No Desire To Be President  S aentineiemetinadtl  Martin Wishes Truman Health

Landon Barred From Opera Club Because He Wasn't Attired in Tails

Storm Brews  In Capital On  Real fee Mixed Reacti  Over Charges By President

‘Demagoguery, Says Bricker of Truman's Charae   Realty Associations indignant; Democrat Predicts Whitewash’

TREATY TALKS HIT NEW SNAG   J. S. and Russia in Clas} On War Crimes Clause  In Austrian Pact

TO PURCHASE POLIO-PACK HEATER FOR USE IN CHICKASAW COUNTY   Campaigy Announced by New Hampotn Unit of American Legion Auxiliary

BUDGET ACTION ASKED BY TAFT   Eyes Senate Showdown As House Votes 6 Billion Cut

TART CALLS FOR ‘SENATE TEST ON ARMY. NAVY ELITS   House Votes to Reduce Trvman’s Budget By Six  ia 

Showdown Due Shortly on Budget Slash   Taft Says Senators Should Vote Soon On Paring Spending

Sen. Taft Calls for Senate Showdown On Proposals To Cut Truman's Budaet

Senate Showdown On Budget; House 31 Billion Limit  Upper Branch Likely To Boost Fiqure to

Y For Showdown On Budget Cut   Involves Giving Federal Bodies 1.5 Billion More Than House Supgests

6 Billion  Cut Gets House OK   Sen. Taft Calls For A Senate Showdown On Trim Of 4. Billion

LIGHTER SLAS IS FAVORED IN SENATE   Lower House Passes Bill By 239-159 Margin   MILLIKIN PLAN   To Offer Federal Agencies Added $1,500,000,000 Gains Strong Support

Ballot  On Cost Called _ By Taft   Senator Asks For Showdown Over Budget Issue

Taft Calls for Showdown on Budget Question   Senate to Cut Less Than House. Belief   Showdown on Wage Issue Between Rubber Union and Big Four Expected

Senate Studies Proposed Deep Budget Cut   Six Billion Slash “Voted By House, 239 To 159

TAFT ASKS FOR FUND SHOWDOWN   House 0. K.’s $6,000,000, 000 Cut, 239 To 159

Taft Asks for Showdown or Budget Slash   Senate Expected to Vote Against Six Billion Cut

Showdown On Budget Is Reauested   Senator Taft Calls for Action On Agency Funds

TAFT CALLS — SHOWDOWN ON BUDCET CUTS   Reuther Says Industry Must ‘Raise Wages Substantially -

Taft Asks Swift Senate Decision  On Budeet Slash   May Grant Billion More Than House Rv Jack Bell

TAFT PUSHES SHOWDOWN ON BUDGET SLASH   Seeks Quick Decision About Amount of Cut To Be Inflicted.

Taft Seeks Senate Vote On Budget   House Accepts Six-Billion Cut by 239-159 Count

Taft Calls for a Budget Showdown   Wants Quick Senate Decision on ArmyNavy Funds Ceiling

PLANS COMPLETE FOR ‘OPEN HOUSE ON FRIDAY, APR. 1   Legion to Sponsor Affat at Real Silk Plant; Public Is Invited to Attend.   NEW PURCHASERS  ANNOUNCED HERE

Public Is Given Invitation to Visit Real Silk Plant; Plan Entertainment, and Refreshments.  LEGION MEMBERS WILL BE SPONSORS

Hoover Cites “Penetration”  Reds In U.S.A   FBI Director Says They Have Bored into Every Field Of Activity » In Country

Says Communists in Every Field  Danger Pointed Out by FBI's Hoover

Hoover Sees Commies In  ‘Every Field’   FBI Head Tells Congress Reds Are In Movies, Radio And Newspapers

FBI Chief Says Us Saturated By Communists   Party Members Have Penetrated All Fields Of Activity in Nation

FBI Chief Says Reds In Every Field Of Activity   J. Edgar Hoover Tells House Subcommittee Communists Have Penetrated Inte Top Endeavors In The United States.

Reds In All Activity Lines  » Acceartc   Hoover Asserts Many At Work

Reds and Major Crimes Both On Increase, Bureau Behind On Some Items

AR DEAD 10 ARRIVE IN N.Y. SUNDAY   City to Honor Memory at Solemn -Ceremony

From European Graves  ‘Dead Do Not Weep’ Could Be Enecomium of 6200 Heroes

TRANSPORT WITH 6,200. CASKETS ABOARD. IS NEARING NEW YORK HARBOR

Business vs. Political Way of Doing Things Shown in Oil Price Inquiry

2 More Taken From Rubble   Body of*Third Recovered; Rescue Work Continues

Body Of One Recovered; Still Seek Another [Rescue Workers Take 2 More ‘Alive From Building Wreckage

New York Post Editor ‘Dies Fleeing Flames   Rescuers Dig Men Alive From Cincinnati Building Wreckage

G IOWA DEATHS OVER HOLIDAY   5 Persons Are Killed in Traffic Mishaps

MAY BOOST TAX CUT FOR LOWER WAGE GROUPS   Opposition in Own Ranks Disturbs G. O. P. Leaders

GOP CHANGING + TAX PROGRAM   NEW. BCHEDULE WOULD OFFER DEEPER CUT FOR LOWER INCOME’ GROUP

Legion Commander Proposes New Plan For Gl Housing  Program Also Includes Support of Universal Military Training

ANTI-RUSSIAN BAN 18 URGED   HOUSE LEADERS SEEK TO HELP MARSHALL DURING CONFERENCE

Legislature Hit For School Bill  OEA Head Declares Ohio Victimized

Coliformia to Gale Seven Qn Basis of 1947, Estiovate Of. Papuletion Gains

Population Is Shifting   Eighteen States Will Lose or Gain Members In Congress After 1950

MISSOURI TO LOSE A REPRESENTATIVE IN LEGISLATURE   Increase in Population in Some Sections Will Cause the Change.   WILL GAIN OR LOSE   Seven States May Gain Members In the House, Survey Shows.

Michigan Stands to Gain 2 Votes   California Is Big Gainer as Population Trend Shifts West

REDS PLOTTED TO TAKE OVER TWO NATIONS   Accusations Made That Soviets Would Rule Turkey and Greece in Short Time   SECRET LABEL REMOVED FROM U. S$. DOCUMENT:

ey ae Students Give Plea To Stuart   Ambassador Hears -Delegation’s Request for U S. Withdrawal. — s

1,000 Chinese Students Give Plea To Stuart   Ambassador Hears Dele gation’s Request for U S. Withdrawal.

STUART RECEIVES CHINESE STUDENTS   Shanghai Paraders How! "Ole Ga Hormel’

To Organize Western Reich   With Big 4 Breakdown Bizonal Unity Expected to Follow at Once

Germans Ready To Form State      Action Expected Immediately As Result Of Collapse Of Parley.

Inferim State Predicted for West Germany   Leaders in American, British.Zone Drafting Plans for Government

Government Shaping In Western Germany   German Political Leaders Already Prepared For Such A Development

AN INTERIM REGIME IN REICH SEEN   American Observers Believe a State, Union or Confederation Will Develop Quickly in the Western Sphere.

GERMAN STATE UNION LIKELY   Quick Organization Of Western Area Confederation Expected

Observers Sec Germany As Interim State   Predict It Will . Take Shape Soon After Big 4 Fali

Welcome New State   German Leaders Take Active Part in Political Confederation Of “Western Germany’

Leaders Pian Interim State For Germany   Western Parties Slate Discussion

Expect! Western  Germany fo Take State Form Seon   German Political Leaders Prepared fo Help Bring About Interim Government

German Political Leaders Speed Plans for Creation of Governmentof Western Germany

ification OF Nest Germany faking Shape   ‘Britain, France  “US Are Aareed

Council Report Tells Needs to  Avoid Violence   Fitzgerald Says U v. L- Must Send “Maximum Amounts;” Anderson Calls For Parley

Anderson Urges World Conference On Handling Food; Shortages Seen By Head of International Group

\Anderson Urges European Food Parley  oe seen. hd PP ntktnned Chandmmace Navé Yaar: Emeraency Council Holds Meeting

End of World Food Shortage Months Away   Maximum Exports Needed to Prevent Violence and Riots:

Violence Said To Be Threat In Europe   Maximum Amounts Of Produce Needed In Areas Abroad

RECOMMEND A WORLD CONFERENCE TO BE IN EUROPE   To Tighten Up Food Management, Says Secretary Anderson.   MORE FOOD IS NEEDED   To Prevent Widespread Vio. lence and Rioting, Says Fitzgerald.

World Conference Ur ced To Tighten Food Control   Anderson Asks Action To Avert Another Year Of Shortages As Council Official Says U. S. Must Rush Maximum Amount Of Food To Europe This Summer

Maximum Food Supplies Must Go to Europe  Council Official Gives His Report

World Parley On European  Food Asked   International Report Stresses Need of Continuing Aid

U.S. Asked to Supply ‘Maximum’ Food for Europe  Emergency Council Tells of Pressing Need Thic Summer

Urges World Food Parley   Anderson Says Action Necessary to Combat Critical Shortages in European Nations

SHORTAGE IS STILL CRITICAL  Violence Feared Unless U.S. Food Shipments To Europe Are Continued

World Parley On Food Urged   Further Shipments To Europe Advised

World Food Conclave Is Proposed   Anderson Sees Another Year of Shortages For European Nations

*Summer food Need In Europe To Be Critical   ‘Maximum’ Shipments From U. S. Declared Es sential.

Proposes Tighter Food Management In Nations Now In Need of Aid; Council Predicts Heavy Drain On US. Production *° Of Cereal Crops

Anderson Urges World Food Parley   Move Aimed To Stall Off New Shortages

‘WORLD CONFERENCE IN JULY FOR TIGHTENING UP FOOD HANDLING IN LANDS OF SHORTACES URCED

WOULD TIGHTEN DISTRIBUTION OF ALL SUPPLIES   Asks Session In Europe In July To Plan For Years Ahead

WOMEN’S CLUBS HOLDING ANNUAL MEETING TODAY   Event Is At Elmira Church Wenona Woman Speaker; Spring Meet

WOMEN’S CLUBS HOLDING ANNUAL SPRING MEETING   Event Is Next Wednesday Ai Elmira Church; Wenona Woman Speaker

Pay Bill Reaches Joint Committee   Compromise Seen On House Amendment Boosting Increase In Lower Brackets

Overell Plannec Dynamite Buy   Defense Rests Case After Surprise Witness Discloses Explosives Found In Victim’s Garage; Evidence Shown

WORK BEGINS ON PROPOSALS OF PRESIDENT   RATIONING HAS NO CHANCE TO PASS IN CONGRESS

Rent Control Soon Off Two Groups   Decontrol on Feb. 15 For Transient Rooms in Hotels, Motor Courts

File Applications Promptly, bs Plea   Rail Warkers Reminded That Sickness Benefits Car Suffer Less Otherwise

Fife Applications Prompily, Is Plea  Kaif Workers Reminded   Rail Workers Reminded That Sickness Benefits Cor Suffer Loss Otherwise

County Sup’t’s News  Rural, Town Schools   Happenings and Events as Sent Out  From Connty Superintentent’s : Office For Each Week!

VERBAL BATTLE. ‘IN BILBO CASE ‘STARTED TODA)   SENATE “FILIBUSTER THREAT: ENED .IN MOVE TO KEEP BILBO FROM TAKING "HIS SEAT

NEW CHAPTER IN AMERICAN HISTORY BEGINS IN CAPITAL   Republicans Make Plans To Cut Taxes, Cheeks Labor Unions and Sharply Reduce Spending By Federal Government

Both Houses Are Expected to Meet Only Briefly Today and Then Adjourn to Await President Truman’s State of The Union Message, Due Monday—Rep. Joseph Martin Chosen As Speaker.

GOP Assumes Congress Rule After 18 Years   Both Houses Expected To Await Truman’s Message on Monday

Fight Flares  Over Seating Of Sen. Bilbo   ‘ightieth Congress Opens Momentous Session With Republicans Holding Control First Time In 15 Years.

G.0.P. CONTROL FIRST TIME IN 18 YEARS   Speaker Martin Asks Full Co-Operation of Nation

a Fa th te ethic ee —  May Queens Advised To Wear Heavier Garments

TEACHERS MAY RETURN T0 JOBS   Group Offers Recommendations to Clearview Board

SUDDEN DEATH OF WILLIAM GORDON   His Death Occurred Monday Morning from a Cerebral m= Embolism.

SUDDEN DEATH OF HARVE W. REESER   A Heart Attack Fatal at Chillicothe Hospital at 7 Sunday Evening.

PLANES REACH ANCHORAGE      Flight From Ft. Worth, Texas Made in About 15 Hours

HAIFA DOCK AREA BLASTS SET FIRES   5 Jews Dressed As Arabs  Penetrate Its Oil Shipping Sector

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest T: in The Various Carmmunities   LEANED BY SCRIBE

LNAGE FAAME BARN 15 DESTROYED BY FLAME'   Hundreds See Tyson Barr Burn, Water Supply Fails   THREE FIRE COMPANIES

Fort Travis In Hands of WAA Today   County May Receive Peninsula Facility for Use as a Park

Texas Man’s Invention Does Away With Prevarications of  The Gent Outside the Theater

EI Pasoan Invents Dingus to Give Movie Fans Bitter Truth About Time Feature Starts

TRAGEDY CANCELS A WEDDING   Bundle-Laden Bride-to-Be, 0 Mteocke he a2 Truck.

LEGION LISTS GRAVES OF WARS’ VETERANS   Kepistration Committee Pre. sents Hecord of Turial Vlices Here,

Leaves From Notebook of Writer —Or How an Egg Influenced a Success Story

Chain Letter System Solves Marital Problems-— By Hal Boy!  Great Opportunity for the Henpecked Found

COMPROMISES BREAKING UN DEADLOCK   ‘Austin and. Gromyko Are  Getting ‘Together

AGREEMENT NEAR AS TO DISARMING   U. S. and Soviet Agree on All Except One Point

WAUPUN PRISON INMATE GAUGHT   Daring Esecaper Seized At Milwaukee Home Of His Mother

Mercury Drop of 30 Degrees After More Rainstorms   Possibility of Sunshine With Frigid Weather

State Can Expect Warm Weather Today But Mercury May Drop Sharply Tonight

MILLION DOLLAR. LOSS NOT ,NOT COVERED BY IN. ’ SURANCE—REESE PLANS  PO REBUILD: 

Maine To Get $297,592 For Lunch Plan.   U: S. Announces - School Allocation

Grain Margins Hiked fo 335%   Exchanges Follow Truman Reluctantly

Russian Envoys  Stoned in Korea Right-Wing Youths Hold Demonstration

ETNA ERUPTION STOPS FLOWING   ‘Expects Red Hot Liquid Tc a Advance Only Few 3 Feet More

TEST OF AIR GIANT CALLED A SUCCESS   Technicians Well Satisfied With Showing Made by Hughes’ Plane on Maiden Hop.

TWO WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS  SUPPORT ADDITIONAL STATE ATT: BOR TFOAWA PTITRIIGC SC ROOT Ss

Midwest Rivers Continue to Rampage ‘As Thousands More Are Driven from Their Homes: Levees Threatened

tloods Endanger Farms in Ulinois  Death Toll in lowa   Death Toll in lowa Less Than Expected, Official Survey Shows

THOUSANDS FLEE MISSISSIPPI RIVER FLOOD IN WLINGIS   Levees Reported Weakening ‘Below Quincy; 3,000  Families Hamoelacc

MANY ARE FLEEING AS WATER POUNDS WEAKENING LEVEE   Hundreds of Families ir ‘Mississippi Area at Quincey, TIL, Menaced   Ry Risine Stream.   THREE-STATE AREA Is NOW INUNDATED

WATERS AT DANGER LEVEL, ARMY SAYS   3,000 Families Already Are Homeless; Hundreds of

Residents Evacuate Lowlands In Illinois As Hlood—Waters  Pound Slowly Weakening Levee

FLOODS RAGE ON   Mississippi Covers Over 60,000 Acres; 14 Die  in Waters.

Rampant River Saps  Big Levee Protecting Area Of 110,000 Acres   Army And Police Working Frantically To Evacuate Families And Animals While Others Seek To Strengthen Sixty-Mile Dyke.

F lood Buffets Illinois Levee   ‘Miles of Farmland Facing Inundation

Flood Crest  Heads Down Mississippi   Levee Guarding Illinois Farms Periled; Towns In Missouri Hit.

Hundreds Of Families Are Leaving Area   Farmlands Along Mississippi Are Beina Threatened

FAMILIES FLEE LOWLANDS OF FLOODED RIVERS   _ Levees ‘Critically Weak’ As Waters Rise in lowa, Missouri and Illinois

LUTHERAN LAYMEN TO HOLD RETREAT   Ministers And Churchmen Ot West Pennsylvania Confer. ence Will Attend Sessions At Gettysburg Seminary

Real Estate Ass’. Oppose Housing Setup   Present Bill Dangerous Misleading; Will’Not Ac  complish Purpose.

Long Range Housing Bill Is Opposed   Real Estate Boards Express Violent  Opposition To Bill

HOUSE - BUILDING PROGRAM IS HIT   National Real Estate Association Violently Opposed To Current Measure For Long-Range Housing Program: Reasons Given.

— Vew Homes Plan—  Housing Program Attacked   National Association Of Real Estate Boards Says Violently Opposed

GI LAND SALE CHALLENGED Gossett Upholds Right Of  Former Owners to Rebuy

FBI Joins In Probe Of Gen. Meyers’ Funds   U. S. JUSTICE DEPART. MENT INVESTIGATES U. S. GENERAL

FBI Rounding — Up Evidence Against Meyers:   Joins Forces With Agents of — OE Justice Department .-

FBI AGENTS JOIN IN MEYERS PROBE   ‘Current Grand fury Inquiry To Resume Monday

FBI WILL ASSIST IN MEYERS CASE   Federal Agents Work on Wartime Activities of Former General.

GOP Backs 15 Per Cent Rent Ceiling Boost   Responsibility for Housing Is Shifted to Private Industry

Gus Kuester Is Selection For House Speaker   Leo’s Election As President Pro Tem Surprise Move; Hart Loses :

Kuester Chosen For House, Leo To Head Senate   Nearly 100 Bills Ready To B Introduced In Legislature, Opening Monday

REP. KUESTER NAMED HOUSE SPEAKER TODAY   Sen. Leo Surprise Choice as President Pro Tem of Senate

BAD TRAIN WRECK AVERTED SUNDAY  OAviol Antinn Be Train   Quick Action By Train Employe Holds Damage T) Minimum Amount

WRECK NEAR AKRON HELD   Prompt Action By Employe Prevents :Possibly Serious Consequences

U: S. Soldiers. Held Prisoner By Russians   Reds Refuse  Explanations

2 Official Protests Are Ignored   Were Sent Into Area To Inspect Phone Lines

SOVIETS DETAIN YANKS IN KOREA   Trio. of Enlisted Men Held Since Aug. 12 Despite Official U. S. Protests

Russians Hold 3 U. S. Soldiers In  Northern Korea  ee ca ge  Profes's From Liadea lannasead

Yanks Held By Russians   Three Kept in North Korea Since Aug. .12 :' Despite U. S. Protest

Russians Hold Three U.S. Soldiers   Ignore Protests Demanding . “Their Release

NUERNBERQ ( Dr Kari Brandt, who was Adolf Hitler's (continued on back page)   Russians Hold American Soldiers In Korea

House Group Urges Passage Of 2 Measures   Amendment to State Constitution Would Outlaw Closed Shop

ASE, foo Gn Laur ial  Youthful Bride s Shot to Death -by Student Husband

KILLS HIS WIFE OF 3 WEEKS AS GIRL LOOKS ON   Denver U. Student, 23, Admits He Shot Bride — Her Sister, 14, Witness

STUDENT ADMITS DEATH OF BRIDE   FIRES FIVE SHOTS IN DISPUTE OVER ANNULMENT PLANS

STATE OF WAR CONTINUES IN WESTERN JAVA   PARATROOPTRS DROP WEAR BATAVIA AS BOTH SIDES CLAIM FEW CASUALTIES

Paratroopers Go Into Action In East Indie   [Indonesian Headquarters Report Dutch Paratroop ers Land In Wast 1 meee noe

TALK WOOSTER FOR AG SCHOOL   Long Range Fight to Move From OSU Launched In Legislature

Effective Date Modified To Be July 1   Wider Exemption For Old Persons, Ups Other Levies

TAX SLASH PROVISIONS APPROVED   Senate G. O. P. Leaders Plan Passage Friday

Tentative Approval Granted Most Provisions of Republican Plan; Democrats Lose Delaying Effort

Tax Cuts By July 1 Given Senate Okay      UPPER HOUSE CERTAIN TO APPROVE NEW MEASURE

Republicans Provisions Given 0. K.   Only Minor Democratic Objections Made—See Passage by Friday

SENATE AGREES TENTATIVELY TO TAX PROVISIONS   Democrats Have Minor Objections; Final Vote Soon

Senate Nears Final Vote on Income Tax Bil   Effective Date Changed to July 1 in Senate Version

SENATE RUSHES TAX BILL WORK   Most of Provisions Win  Quick Approval

PASSAGE IS  SOUGHT BY FRIDAY MGHT   Demo Amendments To Proposal Are Expected

Senator Weeps  AsHe Testifies   Hearing Turns Into Uprodr  When Flier Appears —

x x«wenrertnw* *  Msgr. Lynch Finds Eire’s Position Good   ‘Economic Situation Better Than Most, He Tells Rotary Club

Msgr. Lynch Finds Eire’s Position Good   Economic Situation Better Than Most, He Tells Rotary Club .

PARADE ENDS LEGION MEET   Estimated 100,000 Witness Colorful Show; Windsor Named Commander

War-weary Macedonians Like Best To Sing “Chattanooga Choo-Chaoo”

BlG-4 SETTLE COAL DISPUTE   Accord Reported On French Demand For Supply From Germany’s Mines

Ministers Agree on German Coal Deals, Act Todav on UJ. §. 40-Year Acreement

IN AGREEMENT ON COAL QUOTAS   France To Get German Al lotment, Foreign Ministers Agree

France To Get Abundant Coal   Agreement Reached Or German Allotments At Conference

COAL AGREEMENT   France To Receive Fuel From Germany; 40-Year Pact Comes Uo Today

Accord Upon German Coal  Reported Set   French Agreement Reached; Removes Big Four Prohlem

WELLSBORO P.T.A. MEETS NEXT WEEK   Rev, Robert W. L. Mark Will Be The Speaker.

WELLSBORO P.T.A. MEETS TOMORROW   Rev, Robert W. L. Mark Will Be The Speaker.

Casualties Rise During Riots In Indian Cities  Curfew Threatened As Death Toll Passes 42 Total

Hindu-Moslem Riots Account For 42 Deaths   Four Burn to Death When Horse-Drawn Victoria Carriage Is Set Ablaze

Four Burn in Bombay Riots   42 Killed, 14 Hurt in Hindu-Moslem Clashes

51 Die in India As Hindu-Moslem Violence Flares  Four Cremated In Blazing Horse Carriane Sunday

F our Persons ie In Bombay When Girvinee Is Fired   Rioting Occurs Bctweer Hindus and Moslems; "May Impose  Curfew

What a Difference the Day Makes-For Instanee. Here’s Feb. 11. 1899   SLID TO 12 BELOW HERE THAT DAY

Street Markers For City Arrive   Innocent Youth's Mother Paid Off

OF SPRINGFIELD MECHANIC Os   Clarence Von Wert Admits He Killed Brother-in-Law

Jews Threaten Bath of Blood In Holy Land   British Will Hang Underground Trio Despite Reprisals

Jew Terrorists  Threaten Blood BathIn Holy Land   Retaliation Promised By I[rgun Zvai Leumi I British Carry Out Execution Of Trio Scheduled For Tonight

25 Die As Snow, Tornadoes, Sleet,  Rain Hold Swav   Mercury Hits 73 In Washington, Record 78.7 Below In The Yukon Typhoon Threatens Philippines

Large Sections of Nation Lashed  by Storms, 25 Perish  Fanemmdtananm Wick Uliartlae Bifeasliace   Tornadoes, High Winds, Blinding Snowstorms, Sleét and Freezing Rains Are Recorded

BLIZZARD SWEEPS MIDWEST; STORMS HIT OTHER AREA’   Winter Violence Causes 25 Deaths and Scores of Injurfes in Widely Separated Parts of Nation.   IOWA UNDER DEEP BLANKET OF SNOW   Tornado Descends on Mont  gomery, Ala., and Macon, Ga.—North Mlinois High-

At Least - 22 Persons Lose Lives In Storm“Lory vircas, romntocs In South. Alabama Lit.

Tornadoes, Rain,  Snow Hit Wide Areas Of Nation   Cause At Least 22 Deaths, Scores Of Injuries: Property Loss High

Large Sections of Nation Lashed by Storms, 25 Perish   Tornadoes, High Winds, Blinding  Snowstorms, Sleét and Freezing Rains Are Recorded

MOST DAMAGE IS RESULT OF: HEAVY WINDS   Day Sees Record Cold On Continent; Heat Mark for Jan. 30

WIDE AREAS ARE HIT BY FREAK STORMS   Snow Cripples Midwest While Tornadoes Lash 3 Southern States

Property Loss High; Twisters Injure Scores  New Cold Wave Haade Ear Midwact

Many Die in Tornadees a the South   ‘Snow. And Sleet ‘Ties Ur  Much of Midwest; Cold 6or-Predicted

Tornadoes, Freezing Rains, High Winds, Blinding Snow And Sleet Plaoue Country

DIXIE TOWNS ARE WRECKED BY TWISTERS   SNOW AND ICE HALT — TRAFFIC; COLDER  WAVE ON WAY

2 Tornadoes,  Snow Sweep — Large Areas   22 Die in Blinding Storms; Dropping Temperatures  Are Forecast

Today’s Acts, Talks - in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capito! Hill Briefed by Writers for Télegraph Readers

Senate Group Acts To Cut Air Crashes  Cammercre Cammitie   Commerce Committe Calls in CAB  Ty Thiseuss Laws

—AIRPLANES— CAB Called By Senate  Committee  People ‘Afraid To Fly, Senators Say

Congress to Investigate  Air Crashes   People Getting Afraid to Fly, Says Senator

Senate Commerce Committee to Review “Whole Air Picture’ after Accidents

Senate Committee Calls CAB Officials To View “Whole Air Picture”

Senators Ask CAB About Air Crashes   Charge Public Faith in Flying Services Hurt

Talk Over Air Picture in Light of Plane Accidents Scan Commercial Flying in US

CAB Is Called To Aviation Talk By Senate Body   Will Study Entire Picture As Result Of Crashes; See Faith Of Publie Hit

CHARGE PUBLIC LOSING FAITH IN AIR TRAVEL   Senate Committee, Alarmed Over Continuing Wave Of Airline Crashes, Summons CAB To Review “Whole Air  Picture.”

Senators to   Probe Flying  CAB Officials Called To Review Picture;

Wave of Crashes Prompts Inquiry Into Flying Setup  Publie’s Confidence In Aviation Jolted,  c...6UlU DPR wectear

CAB Called To Discuss  “Aur Pleture’   Solons Turn Attention to Recent Crashes, Saying Public Faith in Flying Ta Threatened

PROBE CALLED INTO RECENT LP CRASHES   Senate Committee Ask: CAB To Review Entire Situation

AIR CRASHES CAUSE PROBE BY CONGRESS   Congressman Rivers Says People Are Made Afraid to Fly

Senate Committee Calis CAB To Review ‘Whole Air Picture’   Congressmen Assert Recent Crashes Have Shaken Faith In Commercial Flving: Travel Decline Noted

Senate -C. A. B. To Review Air Picture; Claim Public Losing Confidence In Flying

Review of “Whole Air Picture”, In Light of Recent Crashes, Asked

SENATE CALLS CAB PARLEY ON FLYING SETUP   Wave Of Crashes Brings Cry For Examination Of Commercial Lines

Would Review Air Picture   Senate Commerce Calls in Civil  Aeronautics Board

CLAIM PUBLIC LOSING FAITH IN PLANE SERVICE   Commerce Group Calls Mee! to Review ‘Air Picture’

DAIRY LEAGUE FINED $25,001   Penalty Imposed in Butter Fixing Charge.

FINE DAIRYMEN FOR BUTTER FIX   Group Pleads Guilty to Market Manipulation

Margaret Truman Quits White House To Study Voice on Own in New Y ork

British Industry Revamped On Staggered-Hours Plan   One-Third of 6,000,000 Workers Will Go on Night Shifts—Schedule In Fffect in Northwest Monday

ee ‘  } Yegua Philosopher:  J. 2 4dmires The Way Washington Sends poke People Wanting to Borrow Money

From A Johnson Grass Farm: = «,  Skull-Creek-Philesepher-- Admmires The Way Washington Sends Aftes People Wanting to Barrow Mone;

Grocers  ' Think Local Saving Will Be Negligible   CUSTOMERS EAT SAME

All. TO SEE POINT IN ‘EAT-LESS’ DAYS   Most Housewives, Grocers Think Local Saving Will Be Negligible   CUSTOMERS EAT SAME

Plane With 50 Aboard Is Missing  Airliner Is Long Overdue on Fridav 13th Fliacht

Chicago - Washington - Airline DC-4 Missing,  Fifty Persons Aboard

Hunt Centers In Hillsboro, Va., Section   Last Reported 65 Miles Out Of Washington  RIILLETIN ?

No Information Available as  To Survivors  50 Aboard Big Plane Reported to Have Crashed in Virginia

40 Persons On. Capital Plane Which Crashes   Wreckage Reported 1, -Police Officer in Virainia

Capital Line DC-. Plane Was Missing Several Hours  47 Passengers  Include Baby;   4/ Fassengers Include Baby; Flying from Chicago To Washinston

State Police Rush To Site Of Disaster   Rescue Squads Near Seene Unable To Loeate Any Survivors At Late Heae

Fifty Persons Aboard Plane;  Fate Unknown   Wreckage of Craft Sighted Near Hillsboro, Virginia —Airplane Was Enroute On Regulor Flight From Chicago To Washington, D. C.

Plane Disappeared W hile on Trip from Chicago to Capital   No Indication Given As to Whether Any Survivors Located; 47 Passengers and Crew of Three on Capital Airline Craft

SHIPYARD STRIKE JOINED BY 89,000   c. 0. WORKERS IN 2 ATLANTIC AND GULF YARDS LAY DOWN TOOLS.

Strike Extends -J?rom Coast to Coast, Coriciliators Board to Meet Today, But Official -Savys Strike Is On

EXTEND TIEUP IN SHIPYARDS   80,000 Additional Workers In Atlantic and Gulf Yards Join Strike

PRR. Considers Purchase of Partof Shawmut R. R.   Bid Includes Trackage Between Coryville And Quaker State Plant

P.R.R. Considers Purchase of Part of Shawmut R. R.   Bid Includes a Between Co And Quaker State Plant

Town Closes To Mourn 27 Mine Victims   All Business Comes to a Standstill As Citizens ol West Frankfort Attend Memorial Rites.

IW. Frankfort   Town Holds Union Service For 27 Mine Blast Victims

City Mourns 27 Mine Dead As Simplicity Marks Rites   Black-Dressed Women Bow Heads, Repeating Their Prayers; Altar Holds No Flowers

Lewis Probes Mine Explosior That Kills 27   Officials Assert Gas Probably Ignited, Rule - Out Dust As Cause

SPARK FROM MOTOR IGNITED COAL DUST IN ILLINOIS MINE—24 BURNED TO . DEATH

Mine Blast Toll Has Reached 2   Explosion Rips Mine Near West Frankfort, I11., Late Thursday   LAST OF VICTIMS TAKEN FROM MINE

THREE OTHER MEN STILL IN HOSPITAL   Explosion Believed Due to Spark From Electric Motor

27 Dead’ In New Mine Disaster   Minois Again Scene of Fatal Coal Mine Blast

ABOUT 300 MEN ESCAPE IN COAL SHAFT BLOWUP   25 Bodies Taken From Pits, Two Miners Die After i Being Rescued

STUDY CHANGE: FIA PLAGE ON NAT'L TICKET   York Says Candidate Should Be Familiar With Mid. west fdeas.

Alter B-29 To Carry 42,000 Pound Bomb - Is Heaviest Missile Ever Flown By Plane

ATOMIC ENERGY DATA STOLEN?   Agents Working in Oak Ridge Plant Removed Secret Files, Report Claims

Atomic Bomb Data Stolen, It Is Alleged   New. York Sun Reports: Unidentified Agents At Oak Ridge, Tenn., Get Away With Secrets

Report A-Bomb Leak    N. Y. Sun Says Highly Secret Files Stolen; No Reason to Believe  . Story, Says Senator:

Committee Meets To Fix Market Dates   Decisions Due This Afternoon

WILL REDUCE LEV BURDEN   Senate Compromise Okayed By House and Sent to Governor.

50% Increase in Deductions Voted Blue To Sign Bill   Special Session Adjourns Quickly After Tax Action

GOVERNOR BLUE SIGNS BILL TO CUT IOWA TAX   Legislators Adjourn After Giving Taxpayer: $12.000.000 Present

NEW DESTRUCTION CAUSED IN STATE BY FLOOD WATERS   Lowland Dwellers Move as Missouri River and Its Tributaries Reach Record Highs,   BUCHANAN COUNTY TOWN IS EVACUATED   Ae  Foots Used to Move Families —Fifty Major Highways and Supplementary Routes Ciosed.

Expect River fo Crest Here at 31 Feet on Friday   Dollar Damage Mount: ing Into the Millions in 3-State Area

SOLON PEEVED AT METHOD OF HANDLING ACTS   Brewster Threatens to Pack Up and Go Home During Heated Senate Battle   LEGISLATIVE. SNARL: iS” SLOWING DOWN SENATE

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Predicts Passage of Labor Act Similar to Case Program

Peasant Party Charges Reds  ‘Interfere’   Russians Said To Be Hindering Balkan  Democratic Moves   DEMO RATIC Rise   NAMES SUPPORTERS

4 QUSTED LEADERS OF BALKANS HIT RED INTERVENTION   Protest Submitted to UN Accuses Russia of Using Armed Forces.   CLAIM PACTS VIOLATED   New Soviet Veto Looms on Admission of Italy to UN.

RAILMEN CALL FOR WAGE RAISE   Brotherhood Chairmen Overtide Whitney Program

Poll Shows Open Race On Ton Nominees   Truman Dead Sure But GOP Has Bic Line Of Prospects.

@ PETER EDSON   1948 Political Race Is Wide Open Except for President Truman

SHOTGUN DUEL CAUSED DEATHS   ONE: “MAN “KILLED AND SEC   OND TOOK OWN LIFE, OHIO   . SHERIFF. REPORTS

@ FEreR EVOUMN  Diplomat Out of Job Presents Pathetic Sight in Capital

Kerosene Take   Air Crashes And -A Runaway Horse “Alea Are Fatal

Explosions Of  Kerosene Take  Four Victims Air Crashes And  “A Runaway. Horse Also Are Fatal

TWO FORMER GERMAN SHIPS REPORTED SUNK   Lentzow And Graf Zeppelin Were Being Towed To Russian Ports. Paver Sars

—A-ENERGY ? — Scientist Hints Clue To Mystery   MANY SKEPTICS SEE ‘PLATTERS’

Hundreds See Flying Dises’ In Wide Area:   35 ‘Saucers’ Reported Flying Westward In Three Groups

Hundreds of Persons in dL States Report Seeing Objects   Government Sources Assume ‘Let's See One’ Stand and Scientists Fail to Offer Any Explanations

DISCS BAFFLE NATION; SEEN IN 28 STATES   Government Sources Take “Let's See One” Starid

RUMORS ARE FLYING :  Nation Baffled as Hundreds Report Seeing Flying Discs

VFW COMMANDER SAYS PEOPLE BEING TOLD ‘TOO LITTLE’ ABOUT DISCS  ‘Flying Discs’ Battle Nation   U. & PALLS REUND

Paging Orson Welles Nation Puzzled By Flying Discs, Seen In 28 States

Scientists And Government Sources Puzzled At Phenomenon; Explanations Are Offered

Your Guess Is As Good As Anyone's; There Are—  Saucers, Saucers, Everywherel!

No Official Detailed Explanation ‘Flying Saucers’ Phenomenon Reported From 31 States as: Mystery Deepens

Two Chicago Astronomers ; Say Flashing Objects Are Probably “Man-Made,” and V. F. W. Commander Asserts Washington Is Telling People “Too Little’—Appearance   =s«¥e Not Due to Atomic Experiments.

VEW COMMANDER SAYS PEOPLE BEING TOLD ‘TOO LITTLE’ ABOUT DISCS  ‘Flying Discs’ Baffle Nation

Speculation Rife as Hundreds Report Seeing “Flying Saucers’ Over Nation

Flying Saucers Present Major U.S. Mystery.   Hundreds of Persons _ In East and South as Well-as in West Report Seeing Mysterious. Discs

Hundreds in 28 States See ‘Flying Saucers” Conjectures Rife, Government  Official Sources Remain Cagy

Married Her “Because She Asked Me To”  Mild Little Hubby Convicted For Stranqling Tattooed Wife

ROAD ACCIDENTS CLAIM 5 LIVES   State’s Death Count for August Now 15—Texas Woman Among Victims

Hirohifo Goes On Deep. Mine Tour   Perspires Freely At 1,500 Foot Level, Urges Greater Output

‘HIROHITO VISITS COAL MINER.   ‘Workers Don Shorts in Hot Pit in  Honor of Emperor.

STATE SUES INDUSTRIES FOR BLIND   Charges Misappropriation of Thousands of Dollars

Poust Asks Added $11,000,000 to Stat Hospitals Properly   Gan't Compete With the Scales of Others, He Explains

WINDSOR, ONT. os ROBBED OF $40 000   Two Armed Robbers Loot Royal Bank Of Canada

Pair Robs Canada Bank Of $40,000   Lines Up Customers, Employes Along Wall

Friendship Train Crossing Kansas   Section Arrives from Okbahome and Texos te Join Qther Cartood Groups

Mercy Train Rolls Along   More Than 30. Freight Cars Bearing Food For European Relief in Unit As It Nears K. C.

Franco-Russian Impasse Debatec   National Assembly Gathers Facts on Impending Break

French Gov't. Discusses Russ. Relations   “Remove French To Russia Against - Will! 

National Assembly Takes Up France’s Rapidly Deteriorating Relations With Communists

HOWARD HUGHES SAYS BENNETT MEYERS TRIEO TO BAN CONTROVERCIAL MOVIE. “THE OUTLAW"

Hughes Says Movie Banned Because Loan Turned Down   “Charges ‘Army Officer. Caused Ban of ‘Outlaw’

Truman Cancels Trip To Talk Over Critical Greek Situation” With Congressional Leaders

President Truman Cancels Projected Trip to Caribbean   Party Leaders Called For Monday Session On World Situation

Truman Calls Off Trip to Caribbean   World Developments Change Plans; Back At White House Desk

TRUMAN DELAYS CARIBBEAN TRIP   President Postpones Cruise Indefinitely 2 To Work

Calls Congressionat Leaders To Meeting On Britain, Greece   More Congressmen Present At This Conference Is Report

‘Developments’ Given as Reason by Ross Who Fails to Amplily Statement; Trip Slated Tomorrow

Caribbean Trip Delayed By Truman   Returns to Washington From Mexican Visit

Truman Delays Caribbean Trip   Calls Congressional Leaders For White House Conference Monday

TAFT REPORTS GREEK CRISIS MEETING TOPIC   White House Explains ‘New Developments’ Cause of Action

Truman Postpones Caribbean Cruise   Specific Reason Is Not Divulqed

Truman Will Delay Visif To Caribbean   White House Secretary Declares Trip Postponed “Because of Developments”

TRUMANCALLS OFF HIS TRIP IN CARIBBEAN   President Summons Con. gressional Leaders of Both Parties to White House for Talk on International Situation.

Summons Congressional Advisers For Conerence Monday to Plan 11 § Action on Greek Problem

Crisis Changes Truman’s Plans      Greek Situation Called ‘Most Fateful In U. S. History’

TRUMAN POSTPONES CARIBBEAN JAUNT   White House Summons Leaders To Meeting

The Weather   Truman Cancel:  Caribbean Trip   ‘Developments’ Believed to Include Need for Immediate Action on Greek Crisis; Congress Leaders Due to Meet With President Monday

Truman Postpones Sea Trip Because Of Developments   Discusses Greek Relief  With Cabinet Members

Truman Postpones Trip   Congressional Leaders To Confe On Greek Appeal

Truman Delays 16-Day Cruise I Caribbean  Ln a oe oe   Trip Suddenly Cafled Off Due To "Developments*

* Crisis Causes Postponing of Planned Trip   President's Conference Monday Widened to Include 14 Leaders

Calls Leaders For Parley on Foreign Issues   Greek Relief. Other Pressing Matters Before President On Return From Mexico

Truman Calls Of Caribbean Trip Suddenly   White House States Postponement Due to “Developments Periad’

Truman Cancels Proposed Trip To Caribbean   Reason For Sudden Change In Plans Not Revealed

Party Chiefs Called to Conference   World Situation Said Cause; Discussion Of Greece Scheduled

International Developments Said Reason   White House Calls Bi-Partisan Meeting

Truman Note To Ask Aid  For Greece   President Cancels Trip Due To Seriousness Of Situation Abroad

TRUMAN POSTPONES SEA TRIP   Leaders of Both Parties Called For Conference

TRUMAN DELAYS CARIBBEAN TRIP   ‘Developments’ Postpone Cruise for President

No Further Explanation Is Given   Schedule Was Given Only Hour Before Postponement

Postpones Caribbean Trip In adefinitely Pending Deci sions on Policies   GREEK SITUATION TO BE TOPIC FOR CONFERENC!

Pres. Truman Postpones His Caribbean Trip   Calls Congress Leaders To Conference On International Situation.

POSTPONES HIS I5-DAY TRIP IN CARIBBEAN SEA   Senator Taft Reveals Purpose of Talk With  Congressional Leaders

Truman Postpones Cruise To Caribbean; Orders  Whitehouse Conference

Truman Cancels Trip   Caribbean.Jaunt Off; -Congressicgal Advisors Called;in to Confer On Wérid Affairs

Truman Cancel Carribean Trip   Certain Developments Necessilates Indefinite Postnoneinecnt.

Truman Cancels Caribbean Trip At Last Minute.   ‘Developments’ Cited As Reason For His Chanaina Of Plans

CONGRESSMEN SUMMONED T0 MONDAY TALK   Taft Reveals Group To Discuss Greek Anveal for Help

Truman Delays Trio in Crisis   President Summons Congressional Leaders of Both Parties to Monday Parley; Greek Relief Tops Administration Woes

Truman Halts Vacation Trip To Caribbean   President Talks Over Problems With Cabinet

Call Off ‘Truman Cruise   "Developments’ Given As Reason: Leaders Of Both Parties  Summoned to Parley

First Half Of Flight © Completed      Far Ahead of Record for World  Solo Flight as He Crosses . India; Tokyo or Shanghai Next.

500,000 to Guard Voting In Poland   Governmeni Victory in Sunday Election Believed Assured

900,020 WILL WATCH VOTE IN POLAND   Security Police and Regu. lar and Volunteer Militiamen to Guard Polls in Sunday’s Parliamentary Election. 

500,000 Police Guard Polish Polls as Pre-Election Slayings Pass 100

Poles Mobilize Security Police To Guard Polls   Official Pats Slayings Of Election Officials and Militiamen At Over 100

Slayings Have Gone Over 100   500,000 Security Police Called Out For Election Tomorrow

Gen. ‘Ike’ Fears © U.S. Complacency   500,000 Polish Police To Guard Voting Booths

Half Million Guard: Will Supervise Poland’s Election  Voting Places Will Be Watched by  Government Forces

500,000 Police Are Mobilized for Polish Elections   Men Will Guard Polling Places for Virst Voting Since Germans Tnvaded

Election Eve Bloody In Poland   More Than 100 People Slain; Nation Votes Tomorrow

POLAND RECRUITS POLICE TO GUARD POLLS ON SUNDAY   ‘Slayings of Election Cfficiais  and ’Militiamen Has Passed Hundred Mark —

500,000 to Guard Polls In Poland   Both Sides Charge Deaths In Election Campaign

Poland To Have First Post - War Election Sunday   Red-Dominated Government Forecasts Sweeping Victory.

Dem Hopes Are Bolstered_ by Tues. Elections   But G. O. P. Heads Say Only Local” _Issues at Stake

Victory Shout Called Hollow   Democratic Views Contested by Reece

Republicans Claim No Significance In Vote On Municipal Issues   Point Out That National Picture Looks Favorable Because of Victories In All Six Congressional Vacancy Elections.

ILLINOIS REMAP: ~ ERROR RIGHTED   Assembly Hopes Legality of Statute Preserved

Start Movement to Correct Mistake in Remap Legislatior   Error of Omission Makes Bill Legally Faulty Says Barrett

Mrs. McLean Left Diamond So Ill Luck Cannot Follow Grandchildren For20 Years

Unlucky Gem to Be Hidden for 20 Years  Mrs. McLean Places Famous Hope Diamond In Trustee's Mands

Heirs Won't Get Hope Diamond For 20 Years   Conditions of Will Of Evelyn Walsh McLean Revealed

Strike Threat Posed By ITU On Six Paper:   Chicago Publishers Given Wage Demands By AFL Union; Will Ballot On Stoppage

\Chicago’s Daily Newspapers Face Strike by Composing Room Workers.

Chicago Papers Face Outright Strike Threat   Typo Unien to Ballot Tonight on Walkeut . te Enferce Demands

PROBERS HEAR FILED LETTER EXPLANATION   Anonymous Missive Accusing Meyers Pigeonholed as ‘Crackpot’—Jones

Letter Accusing Meyers Filed as Crackpot's Work   Was Pigeonholed By Air Force, Inspector Tells Senate Committee

Meyers Quiz. Bares Letter   ; Anonymous Message  - Told of Stock Deals

BARKLEY TRUCE PLAN ACCEPTED BY SENATORS   Southern Democrats End Filibuster On Seating

+ —CONGRESS—. : 35 New Members _ Take Oaths  . WAY CLEARED TO ORGANIZE

Senator To Leave Capitol   Said To Be Preparing For An Operation

Compromise Breaks Deadlock; 35 Other  Senators Sworn In   Mississippian to Leave Capital for Surgery; Vandenberg Elected

Decision Of Senate Held In Abeyance   Mississippi Sonator Leaves For New Orleans To Underao An Operation For Cancer of Mouth

Compromise Keeps Solon From Taking Oath, Defers Action on His Credentials

Must Pay In Flood Damage Or In Control   Truman Tells Meet High Water Has Shown the Need

Foundation Of Imperialism Being Shaken... .  Growing Rebellion Noted Against Colonial Powers

Big Powers Faee Fight For Empire   Old-fashioned Brand Of Imperialiem Has Taken Beating, But Many Millions Are Under System

Trend to Shake Imperialism ls Growing   However, Colonial Powers Still in There Swinging

Car Wrecks Fatal To 15 Over State   Deputy Constable Stabbed to Death Near Caldwell Sunday

FIFTEEN TEXANS MEET VIOLENT DEATH OVER WEEKEND; MAJORITY VICTIMS OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

TRIAS n  PLENTY OF  RinA* 11 emai       Cold Storage Stocks of Poultry Largest on Record

Large Stock Of Poultry In Storage  Food Committee Faces Hot Fight

Cold Storage Poultry Stock Hits New High   Agriculture Dept. Re por! Stokes Fire in Hotly Noheared Faad Plan

POULTRYLESS DAY: FINDS BIA STOCKS IN CON STORAGE   Anderson’s Office Reveals 206,000,000 Pounds Held  Oct. 1 Was Largest for   Date on Record.   NEW DEMANDS MADE FOR PRICE CONTROLS   New York Mayor and C. 1. 0; Call for Return to Rationing—Bakers Hit Grain- . Saving Program,

NEW FLARE-UP IS THREATENED IN FOOD DRIVE   Record Poultry Stocks Reported By Dept. On October 1

Dispute (ver Fowl Holiday Hares Anew   Poultry Stocks In Cold Storage Largest Of Record

OPA FUNDS GUT TO 14 MILLIONS   Agency May Have Te Close Up Before End Of June

Junior Legionnaires and To were ee - Macks  Meet Tonight   DEDICATE NEW FIELD

'PLAY FIRST  IN THE NEW PARK   Junior Legionnaires and To' peka Mosby - Macks Meet Tonight   DEDICATE NEW FIELD

DISPUTE OVER MOVES SEEN Business Manager, Ex-Student Official Are Fired At Baylor

Neff Fires Two Baylor Officials   Business Manager, Secretary Ousted

UN BALKAN BATTLE REACHES GENERAL ASSEMBLY TODAY   U.S. Hopes 55 United Na tions Wiil Overcome Security Council's Failure There.   RUSSIA DELIVERS SIXTEENTH VETO

U.S. TURNS TO U.N. IN “BALKAN ROW   Two Soviet Vetoes Block U.S. Plan In Council

U.S. Moves to By-Pass Red Vetoes   Action by General Assembly on Balkans _ May Sidestep Russ

Reorganization Of Arkansas Courts Urged   Revised Plan Under Consideration By Bar Association

Air Transport Command Bringing Out Bodies Of Labrador Crash Victims

Price Supports May Be ‘Junked   Agri Secretary Says Need for Assistance To Pass by End of ‘48

Spain Ballots On New Rule   ‘Law of Succession’ Mav Restore Throne

4] ESCAPE INJURY IN PLANE MISHAP   New Canaan Man Aboard as Crippled Airliner Crash Lands in New York.

Airliner Crash Lands Safely At New York With 41 Aboard   Fire Breaks Out as Ship Skids on Runway; Ohio Newls-Weds Among Lucky Passenvers

Bystanders Hit Evansville Boys, Witness Says   Price and Johnson Were Struck by Civilians as Well as Police, Is Testimony.

STASSEN CALLS FOR TAX CUT   Primarily Income Tax, GOP Presidential Candidate, Says

Military Control Of Atoms Urged   VFW Commander Says Action Would Lessen Danger of Attack

ARMY CONTROL OF ATOM URGED   Probe Unit Gets Go-Ahead To Widen Inquiry

FBI Cautions Against Bans On Red Party   Heover Warns Of “Martyr Danger’

VFW Official Would Use Bomb As Psychological ThreatAgainstCommunism

Would Give Bomb Back To Military   VFW Chief Urges Control of Atomic Energy Should Be Shifted

VFW CHIEF WOULD USE ATOM BOMB THREAT   Would Return Control to Military and Use As Club to Fight Com-

FBI Chief Doubts Wisdom of Making Martvrs of Reds by Outlawing Party

V.F. WHEAD TESTIFIES AT WASHINGTON   F avors Military Control of Atomic Energy

Com muuist Views Told By Hoover   FBI Leader Gravely Doubts Wisdom Ot Outlawing Party Al Hearing

VEW HEAD SAYS CHANGE WOULD WARN U.S. FORS   Action Would Show Nation Ready To Back 4 Preedame

VFW Chief Urges Control of Atomic Fneray Be Returned to Military

MILITARY ATOM CONTROL URGED   VFW Head Proposes Plan as Warning To Aggeressors

Hoover Doubts  Wisdom Of Ban  On Communists Ideas Clinch  Red Decision

Hoover Opposes Outlawing Reds  FBI Chief Ouestions   FBI Chief Questions Wisdom—Sees Them Made Martyrs

Hoover Opposes  OQutlawing Reds   Ny Oat eae rT a BSwta  FBI Chief Tells House Group Action Would Make Them Martyrs

FBI BUCKS MAKING NAARTYRS OF REDS   ‘Hoover Says He Would Rather  Fight Communists with; Cnotlinht of ‘Exposure’ 

Lillian Thompson Reveals Reasons For Resignation  Gallup Woman Charge Cosmetology Secretary Sought Resignation

Gas Tax Bill Brought To Life Again In House  ‘Void And Dead’ Measure Revived By Rule Techni cali ity

NATURAL GAS TAX MEASURE IS REVIVED   ‘Void and Dead’ Bill Now Pushed For Passage

A BOOK PROGRAM   Was Given at Kiwanis Club Today by Students of Pinckney School

HOUSE INQUIRY OF BALKAN AID POLICY OPENED  SEEK TO ASCERTAIN  EFFECT ON RUSSIAN, AMERICAN RELATIONS

Committee Hears From Secretary   Marshall’s Aide Firm In Backing Plan Of Truman

U.S. Aid to Greece and Turkey Won't Lead to War, Acheson Predicts

Acheson Insists Haste Required In Aid To Greece   Tells Congress U.S. Only Nation That Can Do Job

Acheson Says Problem Nof One For U.N.   Collapse Of Nations Must Be Averted, He Declares

Foreign Plan Of U. S. Given To Committee   UNDERSECRETARY TELLS NEED FOR GREEK ACTION

Acheson Says 'We Must Aid Greeks, Turks  Undersecretary Of State Testifies

Holds America Cannot Leave Fate of Greece and Turkey to Action by United Nations   Undersecretary Acheson Presents Position of Administration in Appearance Before House Foretan Affairs Cammittee

REPUBLICANS SPLIT QVER GREEK AID.   Secretary of State Dean Acheson Is First Witness at Hearings

Speed Needed On Legislation For Big Fund.  Acheson Says   House Committee Seeks Information On Military Facts

Acheson Asks UN Be Kept Out Of Issue   we aE aa oe  Reports Before House Committee

GREECE-TURKEY TASK CAN'T BE LEFT TO U.N, SAYS ACHESON   House Foreign Affairs Group Seeking Answer To Questions

Bevin Plans To Stand For No Delays   Awaits Response From Russia On Economic Meeting

Bevin Won't ° Permit Delays In Recovery Talk:  Denounces Red Maneuvers, Says Britain Won't Stand For Sunpression of Liberiy

Be in To ‘Brook No Delays’ sin Ettort To Further. Marshall Plan ©

Awaits Response tro  Russia on Joint Request From French, British to Draft Recovery Proiect

Promises Quick Aid To Europe   Ernest Bevin Says  Guiding Principle  Will Be Speéd  Expect Pari "Okay

Bevin Won't Brook Delay   Guiding Principle To Be Followed Will Be Speed, He Says

Bevin Demands Quick Action On Aid For Europe   Will Brook No Delay Or Marshall Plan,  Britor  Warns Russia.

Bevin Sends Warning to Soviet Russia   Intends to Brook No Delays In Economic Recovery for Europe

Bevin To Brook No Delays Over Marshall Plan   Eagerly Awaiting Russia’s Reply To In witatinn.

BEVIN DEMANDS SPEEDY SOVIET DECISION ON AID   Warns He Won't Brook Any Delays Such As Those At Moscow Talks

Soviet Reply Awaited on Aid Proposal  Bevin Vows No Delay By Soviet To Be Tolerated

Bevin Presses For Red Reply In Aid Program   Will Brook No Delay In Launching Plan For European Recovery  Backed By U. 5S.

Russia Is Told To Quit Stalling On European Aic   Bevin Says Delay In Recovery Program Will Not Be Yolerated; May Proceed With Soviet Participation

‘Bevin Not Tolerating Recovery Plan Delays   Britain, France Will Begin Work BRither With or Without Russia

Bevin Calls For Quick Action On Marshall Plan   Britain And France To Ge Ahead Either With Or Without Russian Participation

FOR A QUIET CITY LET'S KEEP DOWN AUTO HORN BLOWING   Bevin Warns Reds He Will Brook No Delay On Program

Bevin Urges Quick Action on Co-op Plar   Russians Warned Britain Will Brook Ne Delay in Study

Speed Vital In Recovery Drive, Bevin Asserts   Russian Expansion Blasted By English Foreign Secretary

Bevin Says ‘No Delays On Relief   Awaiting Response From Russians on Economic Proposal

Wait Russian Response On Marshall Pian... .  Britain Wants No Delay  On European Aid Matter

Bevin’s Back Up At Russia   Briton Won't Tolerate Delays in European Reconstruction

— RECOVERY —~ No Delays, Russ Told By Bevin   -MAY LEAVE SOVIET OUT

Bevin Urges Europe Speed Recover Plan   Soviet Reply Awaited; Expect Go Ahead Regardless Russia Approves.

Red Delaying Tactics Scored   Bevin Warns Against Economic Plan Block

Bevin Asks Speec In European Economic Program   Delays Such as Stymied Recent Foreign Chief Conference Will Not Be Tolerated, British Foreiqn Secretary Informs Russia

Russia Warned Not To Delay European Plan   BRITISH SECRETARY IN BLUNT WARNING TO SOVIET

Bevin Wants No Delay on U.S. Aid Plan   Britain, France Wait Russ Reaction to Parley Invitation

Bevin To Speed Economic Plan  Tells Commons Delay Will Not Be Permitted

38th Annual Event Is July 29, 30 And 31, August 1   LIST FOUR NIGHT SHOWS

LAFAYETTE FAIR TO OPEN JULY 29 WITH BIG EVENTS   $15,195 In Premiums, Added Classes In 38th  Annual Event.

BLUE OUBBESTS J METHODS OF AEDUGING TAX   Cites Flat Percentage Slash, Rate Change or Hike in Exemptions.

SUGGESTS HIKE IN IOWA INCOME TAX EXEMPTION   As Alternative To Rate Slash

MINISTER GUILTY, SENTENCE. TODAY   Jury Finds Séwis, 73, Guilty of Arson On Fifth Ballot.

iod of tax reduction, saying sit ply: fcontinuen on pack page)   New Jap Premier May Be Secialist

NIP ESCAPE PLOT AT CHICAGO JAIL   NAB TRIO WAITING OUTSIDE WALLS T0 ASSIST PRISONERS

Suspected In Waci Murder   Alleged Poramour of Mutilofion Vietim Found Walking  Along Road Near Wheaton, Her

SUSPECT IS HELD IN CHICAGO DEATH   Friend of Victim Given Questioning Today after Arrest.

'CROP-DUSTING PILOT  ISUNHURT IN CRASH   Walter Hill, Oxford Valley ' Road, Avoiding Collision  With Student Pilot  IN VANSANT’S CRAFT

Experts Drafting Tax Legislation To Pay Gl Bonu:   Finance Experts Prepare State Program to Defray 400 Million Cost

$452,000,000 for Flood Control Voted by Senate   Bill Put Through by Vote of 78 to 5 After Republican Demand for $100,000,000 Reduction Is Overridden — Saltonstall and Dworshak Plead in Vain for Economy — Legislation Now Goes to Conference Committee of Two Houses.

British Troop Train Blown Up In Palestine   Jewish Underground Army Sets Off Blast Under British Train   AT LEAST SEVEN  PERSONS KILLED

Attorney Airs Difficulties of Small Business   Secret Extra Payment for Metal Demanded, Commiitee Told

LAWYER TELLS OF FEES PAID ¥ TO GET STEEL   Glaims Heads of Big Companies Would © Renefit   Senate Group Probes  Diftieulties of Pur- ohasine Sun»lies

Floods Swirl  Into 5 States   Heavy Rains Strike Ohtc Northeastern Areas

Mlash Floods Force Many to  Leave Homes   Waters Surge Over Many Communities in Northeastern U.S.

Floods Drive Hundreds From Homes   Water Inundates Lowlands In Five States

Flash Floods Hit Ohio Hard   Heavy Rains Send Streams Rising In Other «  - State<

FLOODS MENACE SEVERAL STATES   Hundreds Forced To Fle In Ohio, Pennsylvania, New England

FLASH FLOODS HIT NORTHEAST   Hundreds Are Forced From Homes, Transportation  Arteries Smashed

Da Damage Is: Heavy; ; Many Rescued From Homes Wide Areas Of Ohio, Northeast States Struck By Flash Fleods 

Ohio, Northeast States Flood-Hit   Hundreds Homeless:  Vermont Dam Goe<

Hundreds Flee Homes In Ohio, New York Flood Damage Heavy In Eastern States 

Parts of Five States Suffer Flash Floods   Hundreds Flee Waters Transportation Hit, Farmland Inundated

Want Labor Change In N.C.....  State Legislature Has A Stormy Session Over  » Closed Shop Situation

Protest Flood Follows Gates’ Budget Talk   Teachers of State Aroused by Plan Setting $300 Rais

MAY-GARSSON TRIAL BEGINS   Court Convenes ta Select ury for Case

TURNER ENTERS HIGHWAY FUSS   Governor To Mediate Differences Monday over Proposed Commission

Five Persons Killed in Ree taurant Shooting; Attackers Are Said To Be Arabs

Underground Robs Jewish Savings Bank   Four Jews And Arab Die In  New Shooting

Jerusalem Bank Robbed by Youths  Incident Follows Arab Attack on Jews

Youth Gang Loots Jerusalem Bank Arah. Four Jews Die  In Cafe Shooting— Revenge Promised

Five Killed In Tel Aviv Clash; 10 Others Hurt   Youths Rob Jerusalem Bank; One Bandit Captured With Loot.

Youths Rob Savings Bank In Jerusalem  Five Killed In Clash Of Jews, Arabs

COPS RECOVER JEW BANK LOOT IN JERUSALEM   Five Youths, Girl in Holdup Group; Five Killed in Tel Aviv Shootings

Bank Robbed, 4, Massacred In Palestine   Money Recovered From Jews—Raid Revrisale Promised

Five Jews, Girl Rob Holy Land Bank as Underground, Arabs Continue Warfare

MoreBlood Spilled In Palestine   Jews and Arabs Fight; Tension Mounts in Strife-Tom Land

Rob Bank in Jerusalem   Loot Recovered With Capture of One Of Six Robbers

ARABS IN RAID FATAL TO FIVE IN RESTAURANT   ‘ive Men And Girl From Jewish Underground Stage Robbery Of Bank In Jerusalem; One Captured With Loot; British Control Termed Weak.

Residents of Bar Harbor Flee Resort City After~ Flaming Night of Horror

Evecuees Reaching Lending by Trip Through Flame-Lined Road Reopened by Bulldozers

‘FLAMING NIGHT OF HORROR” Bar Harbor Resort City Left With Smoking Ruins

'Thousands Flee Bar Harbor, Maine, As )Much Of Resort Town Goes Up In Flames

BLAZE MAKES GHOST TOWN /OF BAR HARBOR   Residents Of Maine Resor Flee As Summer Estates Are Leveled

Blaze Brings Four Deaths: Other Areas Are In Path   Bar Harbor Estates Destroyed; Property Damave Runs High

TAMED BA HARBOR IS  FLAME SEARED   Town of 3,500 Is  Almost Deserted; Baract Kiran Racine

A. Known Dead As Flames Raze Famous. Resort   Fire Under Control: After Bar Harbor Residents Are Evacuated; Loss ~ Over $25,000,000

Other Areas Are Menaced by Fire   Upwards of 300 Homes, Summer Estates Left in Ruins as Flames Sweep Maine Resort.

BAR HARBOR SWEPT BY FOREST FIRE   2,000 Residents Are Compelled to Flee; Damage in Millions

Holocaust RazesFamed Resort.Area   Flames Speed Across Mount Desert isle Threctening Others

Resort Town Evacuated By Residents   Blaze Halted But New Outbreaks Feared Should Winds Shift

Over Tactics In Hungary... .  U. S. Sends Its Second Protest Note To Soviet In Twelve-Day Period

Charges Communiast-Led Minority Groups Are Altempting to Scize ' Power   It’s Second Note _ In Twelve Day:   Renews Demands Of ‘In quiry; Says Red Tactics. Threaten Continuance Democracy

Dutch Claim Central Java Now Isolated From East And West Rice-Producing Regions   Indonesians Plan To Render Dutch Positions Precarious With Guerrilla Warfare

Central Java ls —  Cut Off   Dutch Say Isolation Of:.Area Completes: First Phase of Drive; Mopup On East Coast

Indonesians  To Fight On   Will Adopt Guerrilla Tractics to Harass Advancing Dutch Army

INDONESIANS RIP INTO COAST BASE   Troops Go Into Samarang, Start Of Dutch Drive

End First Phase In Java - - - Duteh   Complete Isolation Of Central Java From Other Sections

Dutch Troops Mopping Up  Eastern Java   Chinese Tribesmen Attack In Northern Sumatra Driven Back; Sugar  Mill Seized ’

INDONESIANS BUR "GREAT AREAS” IN RETREAT ON JAVA   Dutch Report First Phase Of Operations Against Republicans Completed

Central Java Isolated From Rice Supply ....  Initial Success Claimed By Dutch Government

Indonesian Army Claims Success   Forces Enter North Jaya Coastal City

Dutch Declare First Phase of War On Indonesian Republicans Ended

Semarang Is Entered By  Indonesians   Starting Point Of Advance By Dutch On Jogjakarta Falls MT. Natiecan Galdierc

Indonesians Claim Own Victory   Dutch Busy With Installing New Administrations

Dutch Claim First Phase Over In Java  Republicans   Republicans Expect Main Port To Fall

Dutch Claim First Phase in the Java Campaign Ended   Guerrilla Warfare On Large Scale is Planned by Native Military Farcac

Dutch Assert First Phase of Their Operation Ended   Plan to Isolate Central Java From East, West Portions Completed; Indonesians Admit They Probably Will Lose Main Part of Island

Dutch Army’s Drive Isolates Central Java   First Phase of Action Against Indonesians Has Been Completed

Dutch Isolate  Central Java   Rice-Producing East. West Are Split By Move

‘AH SHOWING IS BIGGEST AND BEST   Exeelled This Year In Numbers and Quality

Sparkman Fearing Economy Blow-Up   Senate Committee Probing Charges Of Fraud In W. Va. Election

ECONOMIC BUST SEEN BY SOLON   Senator Says Precaution Must Be Used To Prevent Further Price Rise

DUTCH TROOPS CAPTURE PORT   Important City Of Cheribon On Java Coast Is Taken In Swift Advance

DUTGH FORCES TAKE CHERIBON   Important Java City Falls Without Fight; Indonesians Retreat

Troops Entei City Without Resistance   . Meanwhile Republicans Apply the ‘Torch to Several Towns As They Retreat 2.

Dutch Capture Port Of Cheribon   Bridges In Area Ara Captured Intact

DUTCH CAPTURE. IMPORTANT JAVA ‘PORT OF CHERIBON   Indonesian Troops Offer Ne  Resistance and Bridges  in Area Are Taken  rl Over Intact.   RETREATING NATIVES SET FIRE TO 4 TOWNS   Republican Capital of Jogja karta Threatened by Netherlands Infantry and Armor.

Java Port Is Captured by Dutch Troops   Cheribon’s Defenders Reported to Have Made No Resistance

Drive May Cut Java In Two; Homes Burned   Dutch Armor And In‘fantry Threaten In. donesian Capital

Dutch Forces Capture Port  Of Cheribon   Indonesians Apply ‘Scorched Earth’ Policy To Four Republican Towns, Although Important Port City Was Surrendered Intact

Indonesians Burn Towns in Retreat   Leave Nothing for Adyaneing Dutch Armies te Take Over.

Dutch Capture Cheribon: ‘As Indonesians Apply  Torches To Four Towns   Derieg Rebest; Boleaders Of Pet

Arabs Are Hoping To Force UN Palestine Reverse  Backing for Guerrilla Bands Expected To Creat More Havoc

Arah Nations Plan Havoc In Palestine   Aid Is Planned For Guerrillas Based in Syria

Believe Arabs Plan to Use Guerrilla Band in Palestine So UN Will Back Down On Partition

Arabs May- Rely:on Volunteer Guerrilla Bands:in Holy Land ‘to Foil: Partition Plan

ARABS AID GUERRILLA BANDS IN HOLY LAND   Moslem Action Seen Aimed At Splitup

Arab Volunteer Armies To Create Palestine Havoe   Guerrilla Bands Hope To Force UL. N. To Back Down on Partition.

Arabs Rig Up For War On Jews   Hope to Destroy Palestine Partition Program by  Ceaseless Violence

ARAB STATES CREATE HAVOC IN HOLY LAND   DECISION TO SPLIT PALESTINE BRINGS ON REVOLT

ARABS WILL AID ~ GUERRILLA BAND IN PALESTINE   Which Many Rely to. Create Such Havoe That U. N. Will Back Down.   COMMUNIQUE ISSUED.   The Volunteer Band Will Be Composed of Palestine Arabs.

ARAB STATES TO AID GUERRILLAS   SEVEN NATIONS MEET TO PLAN CAMPAIGN, RESIST PARTITION

Foreign Affairs fo Be Studied  Truman Will Talk - With Lawmakers

Greek Issue  Discussion. — Due Today at White House   Leaders in Congres: To Hear President Explain U. 8. Stand On Vital Question

Truman To Give Views On Greek Situation Today  Congressmen Demand Full Balkan Outline

Leaders Eye  Greek Issue   Truman Set to Give Ful Report to Solons

Problem of Middle. East to Be Considered Along With Russian Relations at Today’s Parley.

BILL WIPING OUT PORTAL PAY SUITS PASSED BY SENATE   Measure Approved, 64 to 7, Over Democratic Protests —Now Goes Back to House.   LEGISLATION OUTLAWS SUITS FOR 6 BILLION   Lucas Predicts Presidentia! Veto—One-Sided Ballot Sufficient to Knock It Out.

Senate Passes Bill to Outlaw Portal Claims   White House Veto for Measure Regarded as Strong Probability

DEMOCRAT BID TO HAMSTRING ACTION BEATEN   Measure Goes Back Toa House To Iron Out Differences

Portal Suits Bill Approved   (Measure May Kill Presen Travel Pav Actions

Senate Voids Portal Suits      Prediction Is Made That President Truman Will Veto Measure

Senate Votes For Voiding Portal Suits   Veto By President Predicted; Passed Earlier By House

SENATE PASSES BILL OUTLAWING ALL PORTAL PAY   Present Suits Would Be Voided; Truman May  Veto Measure

Presidential Veto Of Measure Hinted Senate Votes Ban Or Portal Pay Claims

Senate Clears Way For Portal Pay Vote Soor   Democratic Senator Pre dicts a Truman Veto

Lucas Predicts President Will  Veto Measure   Act, Outlawing Claims Filed Following Court Ruling, Goes to Parley

Steg  DEFEAT FOR. ‘DEMOCRATS *. “:Senate- “Approves, ( 64- 24, “ey to: Void Portal Suits :-

SENATE VOTES PAY SUIT BAN   Passes Measure to Outlaw All Portal Suits; Veto By Truman Predicted

yenate Aproves Portal-Pay Ban  Conferees Probably Settle Differences

Democrats Stage Vigorous Battle Against Measure  Presidential Veto Is Forecast Made a eg

Motorship Is Sinking After Harbor Crash   Dutch Violating Treaty Is Claim

Day Observed With Family Meets, Prayers   Americans See That Needy, Sick Have Merry Holiday

Americans Give Themselves to Family Celebrations and Helping of Poor, Sick and Needy.

Brothers Sentenced to Reformatory For Terrorizing Bus- Passengers

Dutch Airmen  Hit Indonesians   Heavy Ground Fighting Reported As Attack Rages In Java

Girl, 15, Turns Up As Key Witness In L.A. Torture-Murder Case; Was Once Elizabeth Short's Roommate

OHINESE REDS: 2 AVANT    Government Troops, Communists in Sixth Battle for  Manchuria in 2 Years

Compromise Asked By Conciliators   Probers To Scan FDR’s Papers   Experiment in Price Cutting To Continue

Easing of U.S. Policy Toward Peron Urged   Conference for Hemisphere  fense Proposed Re Vandanheara

Easier Policy For Argentina  Is Demanded   Senators From Both Parties and Former Official Agree

CHANGE IN POLICY DEMANDED BY GOF   Easing Off in Argentina, Shifting of Emphasis in China to Be Sought

Marshall Admits Frustration of U.S. Aimsin Chine   Extremists on Both Sides Block Move to Establish Democracy

MARSHALL STATES INTERNAL DISCORD STOPS CHINA WORK   Envoy Is Recalled to U. 5. By Truman After New Developments Are Reported.

BOTH SIDES AT FAULT, REPORT BY WAASHALL   Liberals Only Hope of Peace, General Says on Eve of Return to U. S.

WITH INTERNAL SABOTAGE, VIEW   General Marshall Is Coming Home After Fruitless Peace Try

Marshall Pours Fire On Chinese Warring Groups   SAYS HIS EFFORTS FOR PEACE FRUSTRATED BY EXTREMISTS

Hits Chiang For Feudal Ambitions   Communists Bent On Painting Nation All Red. He Says

Weather Forecast   m0 hina Strife Laid To Rival Party Chiefs   Marshall In Blistering Criticism Blames Extremists On Both Sides

Liberal Groups Are Only Hope, Marshall Avers   President's Personal Envoy Recalled as Peace Attempts Fail

fen. Marshall ls Recalled fo 1 $. by Trumar   Blosts Extremists On Both Sides in fhinese Strife

Marshall Raps Radicals For China Peace Failure   Both Chiang’s Government ond Communists Lashed by General in Report to America

7en. Marshal its Selfish Interest in  China Affair   Declares Extremists on Both Sides Have Frustrated Kéforts to End Civil Warfare

General Marshall Says Selfish Interests ‘Block Restoration of Peace in China

-, Says Peace Efforts Frustrated by “Eytramist Elements of Both Sides”

Extremists Insisting on Rule or Ruin   General Makes Blistering Criticism on Eve of His  Return to U. S. e

Extremists On  Both Sides Keep Civil War Going   Nationalists And Reds Hopelessly  Suspicious Of Each Other, Report

Marshall’s Mission Is Failure   General to Return; Complete Review Of U. S. Far East Policies Probable

Both Sides’ Extremists Block Peace   General, Called Home by President, Says Only Hope Is Liberals.

Sees Only Hope For Peace In Liberals   U. S. Envoy to Return Home to Report to Truman on Failure of His Miccn

U8. TO REVEW FAR EAST POLY WITH GENERAL   Special Envoy Is Summone Home by Truman and May Not Return   BAD FAITH IS CHARG:   Marshall Says Factions Both Sides Have Made Accords a Mockery

GENERAL PUTS BLAME ON BOTH SIDES FOR RIFT   Truman’s Special Envoy Summoned to U. S. for Full Report on Strife

Marshall Hits At Extremists Ruling China   Efforts to Bring “a End to Bickerings Repeatedly Balked

MARSHALL HITS CHINA EXTREMISTS   Blames Them For Blocking Peace Efforts

SCORES REDS, REACTIONARIES IN STATEMENT   General in Blistering Report on Eve of His Departure

Attempts To Bring Peace Held Futile   Envoy Recalled After Long Stay; Review Of U.S. Policy Planned

Slated To    Start Home   Tomorrow   ACTION SIGNALS COMPLETE REVIEW OF U. S. POLICY IN CHINA AND FAILURE TO. HELP END CIVIL WAR ~~

Truman Call: Marshall Home   U. S. General Asserts Extremists At Fault For Peace Failure

Marshall Says Suspicion Ruins  Chinese Hopes   Neither Side Trusts the Other, No Chance to Reach Peace '

WARNS AGAINST INDUSTRY-WIDE BARGAINING BAN   Maritime Industry Claims It Would Soell ‘Utter Chaos’

Moves Are Made To Settle New York Area Labor Strife   ‘AmericanOverseasAirlines, Childs Nestaurants, Express, Safeway  Are Involved —

Conaress Leaves Mach 1 Oh Eve Of Quitting   Dozen Major Bills Headed For Junk Heap; To Adiourn Saturday.

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS IS PLANNED BY LEADERS FOR SAT.; THIS IS SUBJECT T0 GOP RECALL   Secretary Krug Tells Senate Committee That Henry. Kaiser “Put Head of Hell” on Official Washington to Obtain Contracts for Plywood Airplane—President Truman Is Not Ready to Announce New Head of Unified Armed Forces

Dozen Major Bills Headed For Junk Pile   Important Measures To Die For Want Of Action In Congress

CONGRESS PLANS QUIT SATURDAY; PERMIT RECALL   PROVIDE MEANS FOR MAJORITY, PARTY TO CALL FALL SESSION

Housing Bill, Education Aid Action Blocked   Dozen Major Measures On List Head For “Junk Heap” As Congress Nears Closing

Republican Heads Agree On Proposal   Special Provision Will Make Early Recall From Fall Recess Possible

TO BE SUBJECT TO RECALL BY THE GOP HEADS   Decision To Halt Session Agreed Upon At Meeting Of Senate And House leaders; Autumn Session Possible.

Leadership Could Call Fall Parley   ‘Controversial’ Bills Won’t Come Up For Action; Sen. Taft Tells Decision

CONGRESS 10 ADJOURN ON WIV 26   Subject To Recall By Republican . Leaders

CONGRESS WILL QUIT SATURDAY   However, Lawmakers Must Be Ready for Possible Recall By Republican Leaders

lawmakers To Be Subject To Recall In Fall   Special Session Will Be Left Up To GOP Leadere

Republican Leaders Agree to Wind Up Business Saturday: - : and Start Vacation   MUCH LEGISLATION NOT TO BE GIVEN ATTENTION

CONGRESS WILL HALT JULY 26   Adjournment Will Be Subject To Recall By Republicans  MANY BILLS TO DIE

Today’s Acts; Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AF   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

To Adjourn Saturday ©.   Congréss to’ Be Subject To Recall By Leaders:  If Neéded; Much “Unfinished Business” .

Congress Will Quit Saturday  Provision Made at Meeting Held Today

Congress To Quit Subiect To GOP Gall   Army-Navy Merger Plan To Get Last-Minute Push

Congress Will Quit Subject To Leaders’ Call   Republicans Agree On Provision For  SaturdayAdiournmen:

%.0,P, WILL ADJOURN CONGRESS SATURDAY   Body Can Be Reconvened By Legislative Leaders

New Session Set for Jan. 6 LMT Shunned   President Truman, Three Republicans Have Authority To Reconvene

Subject to Recall by GOP Leaders   Unless Recalled Lawmakers Will Re-assemble  On January 6

Saturday Named Congressional Quitting Time   Provision Is Made For Possible Recall By Re publican Leaders.

Subject to Recall by Party Heads  Einrg!] Actinn an   Final Action on Army-Navy Merger Awaited

Congress Will Quit Sat turday   ee ae ee ee er   Provision Made at Meeting Held Today

Dozen Big Bills Near Junk Heap   Housing, Vets’ Job Pay Among Measures Which Congress Will Skip

Special Session Can Be Called Later—  80th Congress Plans To Adjourn Saturday

Conyress Plans To Quit on Sat.   GOP Leaders Agree To Allow Possible Reeall Of Rody in the Fall

VICTRCT VIR FACTS GOP Leaders Discuss Plans To End Work Next Saturday   Congress Expected To Adjourn Outright Until Next January,

Adj ournment Of Congress Set Saturday   Compromise Billi Freezing Social Security Tax at One Per Cent Gets Quick  Annroval in House

Sef Saturday For Congress To Adjourn   Republican Leaders Leave Many Hotly Argued Measures Off ‘Must’ List

Suspects in Bombings ‘That ‘Took 21 Lives Screened by British   Eradication of Underground Groups Is Objective of Drastic Order: Rigid Curfew in Holy Land Enforced

Martial Law Declared For Coastal Plain   » More Than 250,000 Are Placed Under Rigid  Troop Control 

ORDER IS RESULT  OF NEW KILLINGS   Official Says Main Objective of Move Is To Wipe Out Jewish Terrorist Groups

Series of Gun, Bomb Attacks Take 21 Lives   British Army Arrests 60 in Blasting of Club, Other Assaults

ACTION TAKEN TO END WAVE OF TERRORISM   Bombings, Gun Attacks Claim 21 Lives; Number Hurt

60 Arrested In Drive to End Terrorism   British Goal Said to Paralyze and Eradicate Two Groups

60 Are Seized In Connection  With Violence  Bomb And Gun Attack Death Toll Hits 21

Senator Taft  Again Braves  Jeering Pickets Suffers Injured Hand  W/L aw Wy cet eccue pe Cor   Suffers Injured Hand When Driver of Car Slams Door on It

Pickets Jeer Sen. Taft at Seattle Meet  Ohioan Lauds Backe1 Of New Labor Act

Probe Focuses On Rising Food Costs   Nation Faces Prospect Of Meatless Days

COMMISSIONERS OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ADVOCATE TWO MEATLESS DAYS  THERE .

CLEVELAND MAN KILLS GRANDSOD   ‘Don't Know Why  Did It’ He Tells Police

Confesses To Slaying Child      - Grandfather Kills FiveYear-Old Boy With Hammer.

BOY FOUND DEAD IN BED—  Tells Police He Killed Grandson With Hammer

Help Save Water!   Tropical Hurricane Hits Mexican Coast   Warning That Storm May Hit New Areas Given: No Deaths Reported

Tampico Storm May Build Up,  Bureau Warns  Hurricane Apparently Slows in Intensity

Tropical Hurricane Hits Mexican Coast   Warning That Storm May Hit New Areas Given; No Deaths Reported

Anniversary Held   Doves Fly Over Hiroshima As Observance Is Becun 2nd Time

THREE CARS INVOLVED IN CRASH   Mrs. W. B. Richmonc Hurt; 2 Cars Crash Ram Into Third

THREE CARS INVOLVED. IN CRASH   Mrs. W.°B. Richmond Hurt; 2-Cers Crash, Ram Into Third...

Report Charges Red Propaganda Films Produced   Committee Reports Some Propaganda Films ‘‘Result Of White House Pressure’’   THOROUGH PROBE IN OPEN IS URGED

Pro-Red Films Laid To Urging Of White House   House Probers OK Report on Hollywood Propaganda Efforts

UN-AMERICAN GROUP CHARGES REDS HELPED   House Committee Urges New Action To Gets Facts On ‘Dangerous Situation’

Hughes Claims Senate Group Hides Evidence   Says Testimony Supports Story Aaainst Mevers

Hughes Charges Committee With Concealing tvidence Regarding Meyer's Loan

Hughes Charges  Senate Probers  Hide Evidence. Chairm Ferguson  Asserts'Nquiry Will Bring Out the Facts

STATE SENATE APPROVES HIKE IN TEACHER PAY   Upper Chamber Passes Bill Setting Salaries In $1950-$3400 Range

Measure to Boost Teachers’ Pay Is Passed by Senate   Bill Increases Minimum to $1,950 For All Districts Outside Two Largest Cities; Saturday Adjournment Now Doubted

As. sem Diy ay AGJOUrRH FORTGHE  State Conferees Agree ‘on Key Labor Bills: Teacher Pay Voted

State Senate Passes ‘Teacher Salary Bill   Act Sent to Conference as Assembly Pushes Hard for Adjournment Tonight

GOLDEN AGE OR DOWNFALL SEEN   President Of Farm Bureau Federation Sees Turning Point

O'Neal Delivers Farewell Talk  Says Time Has Come for Younger Man

Foree Favored To Save Kurope From Commies   Retired Naval Officer Sug. gests It To Protect Marshall Plan Countries

Would Protect Marshall-Plan European Nations   Urges Use of Force Against Internal Communist Uprising

Chicagoan Maintained Two Families For 22 Years. Divorce Suit Reveals

Supports Two Wives 22 Years   Rail Conductor Posed as FBI Man to Cover Lond Absences’

Supports Two Families For 22 Years And Keeps Double Marriage Secret From Wives

CONDUCTOR, 60, “KEEPS 2 WIVES   Secret Of Railroad Man Kept 22 Years, Bared In Chicago Court

TRUMAN TO AIR SESSION NEED   Presidential Address Te Cover European Aid And Inflation

SUGGESTIONS TO CURB RISING PRICES AND FURNISH FOR. EIGN AID TO BE-MADE

President To Tell Reason For  Special Session   Will Broadcast To Nation Tonight On Necessity Of Congress Summons   CURB ON PRICES; EUROPE AID; AIMS

@ FAYVEL MALLUN—     Contends Excess Profits Tax Wouldn’t Help Cut Prices

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TREASON TRIAL GETS UNDERWAY   Douglas Chandler Goes On Trial At Boston For Alleged Nazi Wartime Radio Rroacdcasts.

Treason Trial Of Chandler Opens in Hub  Former Newsman Allegedly Made Nazi Broadcasts

Former U.5. Newsman on Trial in Boston on Charge of Aiding Nazis

The Summary      Main Niems-in Revised Level of Industry For Germnny

Income Tax Bill on Fast House Schedule   Passage Seen By Tomorrow.

GOP’s Move To Pass New Tax Cut Bill   REPUBLICANS PLAN TO INTRODUCE ACT AT ONCE

2 Hour Debate Is Allowed on Revised Measure   Omlu Effarétiva   Only Effective Dote Is Chanaed

Tax Bill Is Kept Moving in House   Revived Measure Sent. to Floor for Debate and. Vote Tuesday   SET TO MEET A VETO   Some Members Want Com munity. Property Clause Inserted

wo-Hour lebate on ill Set   Revised Measure Would Cut Income Taxes January 

Tax Bill Passage Seen in House Senate Action Held  Likely by Week-End Vote Is Tuesday

GOP Battles Against Any. Amendments  To Tax Bill   Once Vetoed Draft Being Taken Up On Tuesday By Solons

Republicans Set To Pass Tax Cut Bill This Week   New Measure Will Take Effect On January 1, 1948

Leaders Mark Measure For Passage   Single Committee May Sponsor Amendments

House Set to Pass New Tax  Cut Tomorrow   Would Make Reduction in U.S. Levy Effective January 1948

HOUSE GROUP ACTS SWIFTLY ON TAX BILL   Sends It to Floor for TwoHour Debate and Action Tomorrow—Senate May Vote by End of the Week.

Final Passage This Week Is Being Sought   Leaders Seek To Block Further Chanaes In Law

House Debate Restricted on New Tax Slash   Vote Expected Tuesday Under Rules Clampina Curb on Amendments

Congress Votes  On Revised Tax Bill This Week   Effective Date Would Be First Of Next Year

Tax Measure Faces House Vote Tues.   Senators To Vote Fhursdoy On ‘This Or Nething’ Bill

Tax Bill Goes To House Floor   Expect Passage of Measure Tomorrow—  Plan 2-Hour Debate

House OK of New Tax Cut Is Expected by Tuesdey   Solons See Senate Passage by Week's End; Truman’s Veto Can Be Overridden, GOP Claims

Big Money Bills  On House Docket   New Tax-Slash Measure And Terminal Bond Cashing On Top.

NEW BILL T0 LOWER TAXES   Schedules Limited Debate, Ne Amendments and Passage Vote for Tomorrow.

Tax Cut Bill Already Out Of Committee   Sent To House Floor, Passage Expected Tuesday; Senate Action Early

Terminal Leave Bond Cashing. Before House.  Congress Passage Expected Before Sulv 26 Adiournment

House  Expects To Pass Tax Cut   Rules Committee Sends Bill Up For Debate

Expect New Tax Cut Bill  To Pass Soon   Both House And Senate Expected To Send Bill To Truman Again; No Amendmente Likely

THE INCOME TAX REDUCTION BILL TO HOUSE FIGOR   Following a Two Hour Debate Passage Is Expected Tomorrow.   ON FAST TEWETABLE   or Is Identical Except for the  - Effective Date, to One  1 Vetoed.

Knutson Moves To Speed Vote, Check Changes  Bill Identical With Onc   Bifl Identical With Onc Vetoed By President, But Effective Date Set January 1   GOP Leader Would  Ban Amendments   Knutson Gives Pledge To Byrd For Passage Of Community Property Act In January

Income Tax Cut Billed For Fast Run In Congress   Republican House Confident It Can ‘Override A Veto

Tax Bill To House For Vote   Senate Also Plans Early Action On Bill; Possibly By Next Weekend

TAX MEASURE’S OKAY BY HOUSE SFEN TUESDA'   Senate Also Plans Early Action On Bill Proposing Cut in Income Levies

House Action On Tax Bill Due Tuesday   Rules Committee Speeds New Legislation Along Fast Timetable; Debate Held to Two Hours

New Income Tax Reduction Bill Passage Expected   Effective Date Only Change from Measure Vetoed by President

Republicans Put Tax Issue Up to Truman   “This or Nothing’ Stand is Taken On New Measure

Tax Slashing Bill Goes Speedy Way    Passage Is Expected In House Tuesday; Majority Confident

COP SEEKING ULTIMATUM ON TAX CUT BILL   Republicans Want to Pin ‘Thi: or Nothing’ Clause on New Measure

Tax Reduction Bil Speeds Through the House for Passage   Tomorrow May See Pas. sage of Another Bill for Truman Veto

Hope To Get Tax Cut Bill This Week  _ GOP Drives  To Send It   To Truman

Speed Tax  Bill Along   . House to Act Tuesday, _ And enate Vote Is _ Expected’ By: Week End

Bill Is Identical, Except for Effective Date, to One Vetoed by Truman Last Month.  SENATE PLANS EARLY ACTION

ONLY CERTAIN AMENDMENTS T0 BE VIEWED   House Rules Group Keeps Measure on Fast Timetable

Terminal Pay and Taxes . Before Solons for Action   Flouse Gets Former Issue Today While Latter Measure Goes to Senate Thureday

Tax Bill Receives A High Priority   Sent to House Floor Today for Debate--Exnect Of Tuecday

G. 0. P. Pushes Tax Cut Bill; Foes Subside   Filibuster Talk Ebbs as Many Dems Back Plan

Final Passage This Week Is Being Sought  Leaders Seek To   Leaders Seek To Block Further Chanaes In Law

Income Tax: Bill Up for Limited Debate in House  No Amendments Are Accepted Except By Finance Group

G. O. P. Expects Passage Tuesday   Measure Proposing Reductions Of 10.5 To 30 Per Cent Identical With Vetoed Bill Except For Effective Date

 --INCOME TAXWill Vote Tuesday On New Bill  Lawmakers Say Passage Assured

Autos, Fires, Holiday Celebration Costs 250 Lives: Texas’ Toll Is Highest

Seven Perish In Hotel Fire; U.S. Toll 282   Gambling Hall Fight Between Two Indian:  Kills 10 in Nevada

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 28?   California Leads With 32 Deaths, Texas 2nd, 22

California Has 32 Dead; Hotel Fire Kills Seven   Ten Indians Burn to Death in Nevada—Traffic Crashes Take 162

Nation Counts 286 Victims, . Toll-Continues   12 Nevada Indians Perish as Fire Sweeps Ramshackle ‘Casino’.

Flames Take Holiday Toll Over Nation   _Indiana Property Loes Heavy; North Judson Scene of Blaze

Holiday Death Toll Tops 300   Highway Fatalities Account for More Than Half of Total

Traffic Mishaps And Fires Claim Heaviest Toll   Accidents Take 192 Lives: 10 Indians Die In Gambling Hall Blaze; Father Held In Children’s Death

Wrecks And Kires Are  Top Killers   California Tops Tragedy List With 32  Re UNITED PRE«e

Death Fails To Observe The Holidays   Violences On Highway: Account for 162; Fires And Other Mishaps Kil Eight Each Hour.

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL HITS 282   Highway Crashes, Fires Major Killers in Nation

Holiday Mishaps Claim 332 Lives  Across Country   Highwey Crashes, Fires and Other Accidents Take a Heavy Toll

Plenty of Sugar Now US Finds      Next 10 Pound Stamp  May Be Made Good  Earlier Than July 1

USDA Considering Earlier Effective Date Sugar Stamp  Next Ration Allotment May Become Usable Before July 1

SUGAR PILES UP ON EAST COAST   GOVERNMENT MAY MAKE NEXT RATION STAMP_GOOD BEFORE SCHEDULED DATE.

LIKELY ERE «OLY IDAR   Cuban Product Piling Up In East’s Centers

MOTORISTS ADVISED TO AVOID HYSTERIA; THERE WILL BE PLENTY OF GAS

DEATH TOLL HITS 25 AFTER NEW STORMS   50 Families Left Homeles: By Carolina Tornado

Storms Hit New Areas  Northeast Arkansas and Southeast Missouri Jolted; 97 Killed Ru Wind<«

At Least 25 Are Dead in Storms   Southern Areas Swept by Tornadees: Many Families Homeless

TWO STATES HIT BY NEW STORMS   Areas in Arkansas and  Missouri Suffer

State Assembly Passes Cheese Manufacture Bill  Permits Addition Of Calcium Chlorine  Sent to Senate   Cyclonic Winds Jolt Arkansas

Twenty-Five Die In Tornadoes, Violent Storms  rr ma  North Carolina Hit By Twister

WAVE OF TORNADOES ADDS TO CASUALTIES   At Least 25 Dead In Three Days Of Storms

Death Toll From Storms Now 25 ;   “Many. Sections Of- Nation Report Tornadoes And High Winds.

STORMS TAKE BIG TOLL OVER: NATION LAST THREE DAYS   Seore Killed and Many. Home: less in Wake. of Tornados: ° Several. States Hit

Spring Hides Out Now Until Friday   Northwest May Even Get Temps As Low As 24

Spring Hides Out Now Until Friday  Werthwest May Even Get  Ee —_ wy:

Princess Is Radiant and Impressed   Madlant and Impressed  Prince Michael, Page, Stumbles Twice ; and ~ Clutches Train - in-Procession Mary Attracts All Regal, Air of Dowager  Queen Draws Much .. damiration..'-: .         Mary Attracts All

Guests From Entire World See Ceremony   lizabeth Overwhelm ed by Great Drama Of Big Event

Plane Missing On Alaska Trip With 18 on Boare   Storm Conditions Hamper Search Along Sea Route

‘Phone Workers Continue Stern Stand On Pav Demands: Strike Is Extended

BELL SYSTEM WAGE OFFERS ARE AWAITED   MICHIGAN PROPOSAL IS TURNED DOWN BY COMPANY

USS. Protests Petkov Doorr   Direct Plea Made to Soviet to Saye Life Of Anti-Red Bulgar

U.S. Sends A Protest To Russia   New Move To Save Life Of Bulgarian Anti-Red

U. 5. EMBASSY ORDERED 10 SEND LETTER   Britain Also Objects To Putting Petkov To Death

TRAIN WRECKERS 10 FACE CHARGES   Boys Re-enact Placing of Bale of Wire on Tracks.

Will Disclose Number of War Prisoners   Situation Reflects No Increase in Tension at Moccovy

Molotov Backs Down As Bevin Scores Policy   Russia Agrees To Reveal Number of German Prison. ers Held In Soviet Union—Promises To Set Date For Destroying German Nava! Vessels

Molotov Soffens Position Under Attack by Bevin   Conciliation Comes After Truman’s Policy Ils Known

POLICY OF U.S. GETS TOUGHER FOR MOSCOW   MOLOTOV SOFTENS AT MINISTERS’ MEETING   Tension Not Increased

Bevin Counterattack Evokes Conciliatory Rassian. Concessions  Big 4 Ministers’ Third Session Reflects No Increase In Tension Despite New U. S. Policy

Bevin Attacks Russians at Moscow Parley   No Explanation Made On Return of Two Soviet Ambassadors: Tension Not Increased

FINDS SOVIET CONCILIATORY      Truman’s Statement! May Help In Softening

Bevin’s Attack Evokes ‘Soft’ MolotovReply   Reds Agree to Tell Number Of German POWs Held, Diestrav “Shins

Red Policy Softens Under Bevin Attack   Molotov Promises Full Report on German Prisoners

Will Disclose Prisoners Held  No Explanation Of Return Of Envoys

Molotov Softens Before Attack Of British Minister   Surprisingly Conciliatory Concessions Made By Russians At Moscow Parley To Draft Peace Treaties For Germany, Austria

GIVE FIGURES ON PRISONER:   Bevin’s Attack Wrings Concessions From Russian Govt.

Bevin Attack Evokes Molotov Concessions  Russian Agrees To Disclose Number OE Doncmeecen TF 43 @isa OF? frig,

Molotov Accedes In Big Four Issues   Agrees To Reveal Number Of Prisoners Held. Set Date For Ships Destruction

As Sharks Await Them  Adrift 8 Days On 40-Foot Boat, Couple Reaches Port

Seven Cars Of Columbian Derailed   When Diesel Train Hits Open Switch In Indiana

[QO INJURED WHEN TRAIN IS DERAILED   4) Of Injured Are Reported Stretcher Cases

TRAIN WRECK TOLL NEARS 100   No One Killed When Flyel Hits Open Switch At Indiana Town

CRACK FLYER DERAILED ‘WHEN IT WENT. THROUGH’ “OPEN BWITCH IN INDIANA

HURT IN TRAIN WRECK   Seven Cars Jump Track At Nearby Alida Warde

Sweeping Labor Control Measure Being Studied   Court Injunctions  Would Be Authorized

‘Un-American Group Presses Reds-in-Hollywood Program Ten Filmland Figures Are Cited

No Meat Teday— President Truman         house Group to Continue Red Film Inquiry

RENEW PROBE OF HOLLYWOOD REDS   ACTION REENFORCED BY HOUSE SUPPORT OF CONTEMPT WRITS

FIGHT ON REDS WILL CONTINUE   Committee on Un-American Activities, Cheered by Contempt Vote, Presses On

UnAmerican Body To Push Thought Probe   Plans New Quiz Into Opinions Of Hollywood People

HOLLYWOOD RED PURGE PRESSED   Ten Movieland Writers Named For Contempt In 346-17 Vote

HOLLYWOOD PROBE GROUP TO RESUME   Strong Confidence Vote Backs Contempt Action

Parley Stalled,  Sec. Marshall  Visits Stalin Pact To Demilitarize Germany Sabotaged

Marshall Makes Long-Awaited Call On Prime Minister Stalin At Kremlir

MARSHALL AND STALIN CONFER   Meeting Of Ministers In Moscow Believed Doomed To Failure

Marshall Has Parley. With Stalin   ‘Subjects Discussed at Meeting Are Not Disclosed

MARSHALL HAS MEETING WITH SOVIET LEADEF   Secretary Confers W ith Stalia For 90 Minutes In Kremlin   CONFERENCE WAS HASTILY ARRANGED

ATTEMPTS ARE MADE T0 BRIDGE RIFTS   Marshall Makes Visit To Stalin in Effort  To Agree on Issues

STALIN SEES MARSHALL ON SHORT NOTICE   Big 4 Ministers Fail To Reach Accord On Disarmament

Semper Paratus  Yankees Expected Death Rays, A- Bombs In Normandy, Claim

Businessmen Urge Drive  On Monopolie:   U.S. Antitrust Laws Called Tool for Use Acainst High Prices

PLAN TO TELEVISE TOURNAMENT OF ROSES FOR PUBLIC SHOWING SENDS NBC DASHING TO LAWYERS FOR ADVICE

Average'Income for Plymouth County Farms Ine’ leat Was $7.          Plymout! ity ‘Farm ‘Statistics

Average Income for Plymouth County . Farms. In Year. 1945 Was $7,363

Halian Communist.  Assails Gasperi   Charges Premier's Speeche hike EF BDuce’s

LIKENED TO MUSSOLINI   De Gasperi’s Anti-Red Speech  Branded by Togliatti

Halian Communist Assails Gasperi   Charges Premier's Speeches Bike Ft. Duce’s

Italy Torn By Disorder:   Reds Compare Premier To Mussolini As “War Of Nerves” Progresses

Decisive Battle For Asuncion Said Under Way   Paraguayan Rebels Claim Morinigo’s Residence Captured

Phone Contract _ Drawing Nearer  rnAiAaAne 8 6 60C6HFoeVeA   Some Unions Approve Aareements

22.000 Phone Strikers Go Back   Change in Bargaining Plan Gets Results

Long Distance Workers And A. T. & T. Close, But No Guesses Are Ventured As To When End Will Come.

THIRD OF WATION TO GO ON DAYLIGHT SAVING TIMI   Nertheasi To Change Clocks a - 2 A, M. Temerrew.

Daylight Saving Time Into Effect In Some Places   NE Part of Nation t Feel It Most; Radio Programs Change

THIRD OF NATION SET FOR DAYLIGHT SAVING   Clocks To Be Moved Ahead An Hour 2 a. m. Sunday

Daylight Time Starts Sunday   Third of Nation To Advante Clocks Hour

Daylight Time Begins Sunday  _ To Be Observed  WMainlw in Nortkeasten

DAYLIGHT TIME SET TO BECIN   One-Third Of Nation Goes On New Time At 2 A. M. Tomorrow; North CaroHna Not To Be Affecied.

STRONG U. S. IN AIR ADVOCATED   May Even ‘Invite’ Attack, Leaders Maintain

FASCIST EXPOSE TO BE PRINTED   House Orders Document Published After Two Hour Floor Battle

Babson’s 1948 Outlook Will Appear  -In Sentinel’s Final Issue of This Year

Soviets Urged to Take Chips Off Shoulders   “Reds Must Learn. "Not All Rivals Are. Fascists, Saye MeNei

GREAT BRITAIN BLAMES RUSSIA FOR UN RIFTS   U. S. Presses Fight To Defeat Russ  Proposal

HOTELS ARE HIKING RENTS 15 PER CENT   Although That Figure Is One Most Frequently Reported Through U. S.., Some Hostelries Go Up as Much as 165 Per Cent,

Hotel Rates For Resident Guests Soar   15 Per Cent Boosts Common; Other: Hikes Tripled

Permanent Residents of US Hotels Get Rent Increases Some 15 Per Cent, Others Higher

For Permanent Residents .  Hotel Rates. Rising Over United States

‘Permanent Residents In Many Hotels Receive Notice Rents Being Increased

Hotel Owners Jack Up Rates Under New Law   Some Residents Say Hikes Range From 50 Percent To As Much As 300; Controls Off

HOTEL RENTS TRIPLED IN SOME U. 8S. CITIES  Rv the Aesociated Pre««

Permanent Hotel Guests To Pay More   Receive Notices of Increases Running From 15 Per Cent Upward

HOTELS ROCKET STANDING RENT   Boosts as High as 300 Per Cent Reported as Decontrol Becomes Effective.

300 PERCENT BOOST IN ONE CASE  Hotel Rates Over Nation Are Hiked

Nation’ 's Hotels Boost Rents For Permanent ‘Residents: Some increases Of 165 Pet. Made

Hotels Raise Rents From 15 to 300% as Controls Are Lifted   Largest General Hike Is in Costs For Appointments

RENT RATES AT HOTELS UPPED   Permanent Residents No. tified To Pay 15 To 165 Percent More

Rents Of Permanent ‘Hotel Guest Hiked   Increases Range From 15 Per Cent To 165 Per Cent: One Case Of 300 Per Cent

‘Pezmanent Residents In Many Of Nation’s Hotels : Face Higher Rents—Ranging Up From 15 Per Cent

Residents OF Hotels Told Of Rent Increase   Permanent Residents Are Asked To Pay Higher Rents As Aftermath Of Lifting Of Controls

HOTEL RATES. ARE BUSTED. IN” MANY PARTS OF NATION   Lifting of-:Controls .Permits Landlords to: Increase - Permanent Prices

Hotel Rates In Many Cities Skyrocket   Permanent Residents Suffer Boosts Ranging Upward from 15 Per Cent

Prices Hiked On Permanent Hotel Guests   Denver Tourist Camp Boost 300 Per Cent And St. Louis Hotel 200 Per Cent, Reported

Soviet Minister To Be Pressed For His Answer  Matter Concerns Reparation Demand

Reparations Delay Asked By Marshall   U.S. Wants Russia To Defer Collections As Aid to Germany

SEEK A SHOWDOWN   Marshall Will Press Russia on Its Reparation Demands

Marshall to Ask Cut in  Russ Demand:  -_. 6 Bowe   Stalin Now Asking $10,000,000,000  In Reparations

U.S. To Press For Decision  On Reparation:   May Ask Russia For Accounting  On Collections

Will Press Molotov on Red Stand   To Seek to   Learn View On Reparations

U.S. to Demand Soviet Position On German Reparations   Marshall to Ask Reds to Cut Payments, Delay  Collection

WILL PRESS SOVIET MINISTER MOLOTOV FOR AN ANSWER   Whether Russia Will Dimin. ish Ten Billion Reparations Demand.   A PRIVATE MEETING   Held for Two Hours in Ad_ vanee of Big Four Council Session.

Reparations Key Issue   Marshall and Bevin Feel Accord On Reich Unity Impossible  Till Point It Settled -

U.S. To Request Russia To Delay Reparations _ Marshall To Ask  To Diminish Demands rp. ©1710 ANN Ann nnn

Want Answer On Plan To Cut Demands   Reparations To Forefront, In London

Big Four Make No Progress On Unity Proposals   Molotov Pressed for Answer On Plan to Cut Reparations

U.S. Demands Showdown With Russia on Nazi Reparations   Reds Insisting On 10 Billions For War Damage

APPLY PRESSURE ON MOLOTOV TO QUIT STALLING   eds GC Ws EE bebe FY  U. S. AND BRITAIN ASK STATEMENT ON RUSSIAN DEMANDS

Ask Molotov Ease Demands   Huge Reparations Asked by Russia «Delayitia Treaty

Violent Demonstrations In Egypt Over Security Council Failure to ‘Act In British-Egyptian Dispute

 De Less eps Statue Is Destroyed  EGYPTIAN THRONG  FIRES CONSULATE

Egyptians Try To Set Fire To Consulate  ofs in Caire Follow Protest

Egyptian Rioters Attempt To Burn British Consulate   Mob Protests UN Failure To Order Tommies Out

EgyptianMob Runs Riot At Port Said   Cries Down With France, England But Boosts Russia, Poland; Statue Is Wrecked

Renewed Violence In Egypt   Police Clash With Rioters Angered by U.N, Failuré to Order British Troops Out 

Egyptian Crowds Protest U. N Failure To Order British Out; Try To Fire British Consulate

EGYPTIANS MAD, BRITAIN SCORED   Attempt Is Made To Set Fir To Building in Protest Over UN Act

Riots Erupt Throughout Egypt: Crowd Attempts To Burn British Consulate

LEWIS PUSHING NEW CONTRACT TO THE LIMIT   But, Southern Coal Operator: Still Hold Out Against Record Pay Demands

Mines Reopening With Fat Contract  Only South’s Operators Hold Out And Lewis Putting Heat on Them

Lewis Dictates Contract Terms   Southern Operators Late Signing, But Have Only One Course Open

Lewis Sureof Signing Alt   Southern Operators To Make Final Decision Today

See Lewis Grand Slam  In Contract   Southern Coal Owners Caught By Action Of Others In Granting Unprecedented Pay

Lewis Expecting To Land Southern Qnerators Today   _ Group Te Announce Contract Decision This Afternoon.

EXPECT SOUTH TO SIGN NEW COAL CONTRACT   Look for Full Production it Most of Nation’s Pits by Thursday

SOUTHERN BLOC CONFERS TODAY ON PACT STAND   U.S. Labor Experts Concede Group Has Little Chance To Carry On Alone

GRAND SLAM BY LEWIS EXPECTED   Rejects Southern Operators’ Requests For Certain Chanaes   SMASHING PLANNED

Southern Coal Owners Due To Accept Terms   JOHN L. LEWIS TO WIN OVER REMAINING GROUP

Dixie Pit Owners Meet For Contract Decision  Lewis Rejects Operators’ Request To Alter Terms of North’s Deal

-—COAL TIEUP—  Only South Holds Out On Lewis   BUT. MOST AGREE THEY’LL SIGN

All-Out Victory For Lewis Seen   Southern Operators About Ready To Sign

Coal Operators in South to Decide on Lewis Pact Today   Only Southern Mines or Outside in Record Wage Contract

Coal Operators “Meeting Today For Showdowa   300.000 Southern Miners Remain ‘idle Pending Owners” Final Decision

South Owners Will Decide On Contract Today   Believe Owners Of Mines “Forced” To Accede To Terms Granted By: Northern Operators   See ‘Grand Slam’ For John L. Lewis   [Union Chieftain Indicates Intention To Destroy South Association, Bitterest Foe

Southern Coal Operators OK New Contract   Final Decision Comes At Noon; Would Affect 100,000 Miners.

BONHAM JAIL TRUSTY ESCAPES IN CAR OF SHERIFF, CAPTURED  YOUTH RE .... [ED HELD UP BY MAN. IN FLIGHT; ~§ DEW TRAIL FOLLUWED™:

Only 10 Fatal Accidents ~~ Over Week-End   ‘State's. Toll Falls Below Usual Number

NLRB Rejects Union Attempts To By-Pass Act   AFL Head Objecting to Form of Anti-Commie Affidavit Required

AFFIDAVIT FEATURE IS CONTINUED   Union Effort to Avoid Communism Oat! Is Marked as Failure

Unification Of Military Completed   Becomes Reality Today, Al though Details Are Still to Be Worked Out

ARMS. UNIFICATION I) REALTY TODAY IN UNITED STATES   Grave American Concern over World Conditions Is Seen in Action by President Truman.   AIR FORCE RAISED TO HIGHER STATUS

Indo-Chinese War Is Described   Officer Claims French Need 500,000 Troops

OHIO SENATE TC GET BUDGET BIL   House Will Vote On Meas: ures for Local Government Financing

FIFTY-FIVE BLAZES SAID RAGING AFTER 10,000 ACRES BURN  GOVERNOR MAY BE ASKEI TO ACT AS EAST TEXAS PINEY WOODS MENACED

Christmas Is Over and Now Is Time to Exchange Presents Or Bury Them in the Closet

Small Incidents Make Up Galiup’s Observance Of Christmas Holiday   Hantagos Funeral Is Set for Monday   Poke This Nightre Backh—Its Too Bie — iy Hal Bost  Boyle Gives a Post-Christmas Report to Santa

Baltimore Firm Is Given $2,171,056 Road Job; 4.8 Miles Of Fuccmant

Beauty Shop And. Charm School Is Shattered. By Blast, Killing Ten Women And Sending Twenty-Fi ive Others To Hospital — Blame Accumulation Of Butane-Gas =...

25 Others Injured By Explosion of an Accumulation of Gas Inside Charm School

Cause Is Sought In Shop Explosion   Ten Women Killed In Harrisonburg, Va., Beautv Salon Blast: Butane Gas Blamed

10 Women Killed When Explosion Rips Beauty Shop; 60 Persons Are Iniured

Beauty Shor Blast Scene   Ten Killed, 25 Others Seriously Hurt When Leaking Gas Explodes

Beauty Shop Blast Kills  Ten Women   Twenty Five Others Injured In Explosion Set  Off By Spark

TEN WOMEN DEAD IN GAS EXPLOSION   Beauty Shop Is Scene of Tragedy; 25 Others Injured.

25 Injured When Butine Gas Goes Up   Police And Relatives Dig Bodies Of Injured And Dead From Wreckage In Virginia.

TO AREKILLEDIN VIRGINIA BLAST   60 Others Are Injured As Explosion Rips Beauty Shop

VIRGINIA EXPLOSION. KILLS TEN   All Victims - Were Women; 25 _More in Hospital

Miss Truman’s Singing Leaves  Crities Cold  (Childitch ? Qua Gace   ‘Childish,’ One Says After Opening Concert Of Tour in Pittsburgh

Offer $37,655  For Murderer   Peoria Railroad Promise: $25,000 For Capture Of MeNear's Slayer

Small Hurricane Heads for Miam  Communications Out, Highways Submerged

Highways Submerged as Storm Heads Toward Miami Area   Evacuation Trains of Seventy-Five Cars Standing By for Rescue; Intensity of Winds Not Determined

Miami Is Threatened By ‘Freak’ Hurricane   communication Lines Down, Highways Submerged as Storm Whips Across Florida Everglades; Two Evacuation Trains Rushed to Lake Okeechobee Region.

Hurricane Whips Into. South Florida   Lines Downed, Roads Flooded

TROPIC ST  BLACKING OUT SOUTH FLORIDA   Highways Flooded, Wires Down as Blow Crosses Everglades

Winds Of 75 Miles An Hour   Are Forecast   freakish Storm Was Traveling Over 125 Miles 60 Miles Off Key West; Lines Are Out, Highways Submerred

Hurricane Whips Into Florida And Heads to Miami  Highways Submerged, Communications Lines

Hurricane Cuts Communications, Floods Highways   Storm Whips Across Everglades and Heads for Miami, 70 Miles to Northeast Advancing at About 15 Miles an Hour

Reverse of Recent Dameging. Storm, Wilk Cross from Gulf ta Affontie

Warn Florida Of Hurricane   Reverse Path O: Storm Which Hi Over Month Aco. 

Utilities Falter As Hurricane Whips Florida   Highways Under Water in South As “Freakish Blow” Travels Slowly Toward Miami Vicinity

WIRES BLOWN DOWN: ROADS UNDER WATER   Storm Strikes Southern Part of State, Moves Across Everglades and Heads Toward Miami.   CITY EXPERIENCES . TORRENTIAL RAINS   Two Evacuation Trains Start for Lake Okeechobee to Bring Out People if Floods Threaten.

Florida Hurt By New Blow   Communication Lines Down, Highways Submerged In Southern Part Of State As Winds Sweep Inland

Protest Action On Fund Slash In Oil and Gas   Says Cabinet Trying Embarrass Committee On Appropriations

Agency Heads Protest Loudly In Budget Cuts   Objects To Oil, Gas Cut; : Marshall Hollers About ‘State Dep't. Slash.

Budget Split Grows In Congress, Blame Cabinet's Coercion   Stephan, Taber Rap Foes for Decrying Slash

APPEAL MADE FORMORE COAL   French Foreign Minister Bidault is Disturbed Over MiutrshallMolotov Agreement Regarding Speedy Establishment of German Political Structure —~ Marshall Gives Assurances,

Settle Reich’s Economy First Piea Of French   Bidault Opposes Political Merger Of Zones In Reich

APPEAL MADE. FORMORE COAL   French Forcign Minister Bidauit is Disturbed Over MarshallMolotey Agrecment Regarding  . Speedy istalllishment of Ger -. man Political Structure — Marshall Gives: Assurances.

FRANCE OBJECTING TO EARLY FORMATION OF A NEW GOVERNMENT Fron:  WAR FOE:

REALITY OF CHRIST SENSED AT JERUSALEM, CITY OF PEACE WHERE THERE IS NO PEACE

Oil Company Reports Top Officials Missing In Texas Gulf Disaster

Big Three Talks Mav Be Planned   Negotiations To Fuse Occupation Zones  May Be Scheduled For Washington

’Enhsted Men May Get Place’ on Trial Panels  Tn Terieervtce Sets:

WD to Ask Changes in Court Setup  Bar Association ~ Report Adopted

LEGION CHIEF ~ SUPPORTS UMI   GRIFFITH ASKS: CONGRESS BE -CALLED INTO SESSION TO ACT ON DEFENSE  . PROPOSAL

“LEGION WEEK” IN NEW YORK .   gh at 6  2000002 Legionnaires ‘and’ Wamilies Arrive in City Over Week-End — Convention is Scheduled for Four Days, Aug. 28 Through Aug. 31.

200,000 Legionnaires and Families Arrive in City Over Week-End, — Convention is Scheduled for Four Days, Aug. 28 Through Aug. :31.

Warns World War Possible   Legion Commander Wary Of Situation in Greece

U.S., British Hit Red Oil Seizure   18 Greek Women and Children Are Slain

De Gaulle Voice: Fear of Russia   French Leader Sces ™Communists os Foe "Worse Than Hitler’

EARLY HOLIDAY TOLL   Thirteen Killed on Highways in Eight States

20 KILLED AS REDS WRECK ‘MAIL TRAIN   French Assembly Moves to Curb Strikers

(By Shot-Firer, Substituting fo Mine-Runner)   SABOTAGE IS SEEN AS 20 ARE KILLED INCRASHIN FRANCE   Train Is Derailed; Lay Action to Communists; Assembly Acts to Pass New Law.   WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS SLOWLY

FRENCH TRAIN WRECK BLAMED ON SABOTEURS   National Assembly Rushes New Laws In Effért to End Paralyzing Strikes.

Senator Says It Is Sign We Are Heading Toward  Totalitarian Government

HOUSE IS BADLY DAMAGED BY FIRE   Flames Discovered In Popla Street Home When Baby Asks For Drink Early This Morning’

Unified Defense System Goes Intc Full Operation  : Forrestal Sworn In - On Radio Order Of ee ee es nT

Special Order By President Starts Work   Move Takes Washington By Surprise

Defense Speeduy Order Surprises   Forrestal Sworn In Ahead Of Schedule

New Defense Setup Put In  Operation Before Schedule ‘On Orders From President

Unified Defense Put in Operation  President’s Order Surprises Capital

New Defense Setup Placed In Operation By Forrestal   Truman, Concerned With World Affairs, Orders Oath-Taking

Defense Step Was Ordered   Truman’s Decision To Get New Set-up Going Determined by Tense World Situation

President Radioes Orders For Forrestal to be Swarn in Aheod of Pions

U.S. Defense Machinery In Operation  Forrestal Sworn In Ac First Defense Secretary

U. S. Unified Defense Setup Now In Effect   Forrestal Sworn In Ahead Of Schedule On Orders  From Truman.

New Defense Plen Goes Into Effeet ~ On: Truman ‘Order   President Sends Radiograin Tvom Battleship; , Word Comes as Surprise ‘in Ca pital

President Radices Orders: For Ferrestol te be Sworn In Abeod of Plens

Truman Order For Forrestal  Oath Surprises   Subsidiary Defense Chiefs Sworn Today, Also Ahead of Time

U. S. New Defense Machinery Put Into Operation Ahead Of Schedule On Truman’s Orders   Decided To Have Forrestal Sworn In Because Of The International Situation

Forrestal Takes Helm Of Armed Forces ....  New Defense Plan Begins Operation

Truman Rushes Unified Defense Plans For U.S.  Move To Swear In. Forrestal Before Return Is Surprise

Nation’s New Defenses In Operation.   International Situation Speeds Swearing in Ceremony for Forestal

Orders Defense Machine Started   President Steps Up Date for Forrestal to Be Sworn in

New Unified Machinery Is In Operation   Order Comes As  Surprise Move

Truman Message Declared Cause For New Defense   Instructions From President Come As Surprise

New Machinery for. -Defense of Nation ~ Put Into Operation   Truman. Orders: Unifica tion of Armed Services Speeded Up

Defense Machinery Set in Motion Early Due fo International Situation

Unitied Defense Pian in Effect   Swearing In of Forrestal On Truman’s Orders Comes as Surprise

New Defense Machinery Into Operation   Orders Radioed From President On Battleship

Washington Surprised By Action, President Says ~ International Situation Is Reason

Capital Surprised Over Change in Putting New Defense Machinery Into Operation

New Defense Machinery Is  In Operation   President Truman Wires Instructions from Battleship Setting Unified Defense into Operation.

Unified U.S. Defense Plans Now In Effect   PRESIDENT TRUMAN IN SURPRISE ORDER FROMM SHIP

Surprises Capital By Radioing Instructions   Explains International Situation Prompted Him To Have Forrestal Sworn In  Ahead Of Schedule.

Hurried Orders Startle Capital   President’s Aides Deny Particular Development,

Country’s New Unified Defense Machinery — Quickly. Put Into Force

New Unified Defense Program In Full Operation On Orders From Truman; Forrestal In Charge 

Hurried Move Takes Capital By Surprise   President Truman Wires Instructions From Battleship;  Forrestal Sworn In

President Abruptly Puts Unified Defense Machinery Into Operation

F orrestal Took Over On Radio Orders Of Truman   International Situation Causes President To Act: Earher Explanation Made Ry Navy

NEW DEFENSE PLAN PLACED IN OPERATION   Machinery Is Functioning Ahead of Schedule on Presidential Orders.

Defense Plan Signal Given  President Orders   President Orders Oath by Forrestal

Defense Post Surprise Man\   TrumanRadioed Orders For Swearina In Forrestal. .

FIVE NOMINEES ARE CONFIRMED   ‘Senate Speeds Approval - Of Men Picked For  Key U.S. Jobs

Senate Rushes Approval of Nominations  Griswold Confirmed as Head of —GSpaeak Aid Pragcram

Mrs. Peron Greets Franco In Spain   Gives Falange Salute, Says Spain, Argentina Closely Tied Together

Mrs. Peron Is Feted In Spain   Wife of Argentine President Praises _ “True” Democracy Of Peron and France

Governors Learn of Damage Caused by Floods  Destruction Can, Must Be Stopped, Executives Assert

Missouri Basin Governors Plan Funds Appeal   Body Headed by Ford To Urge Senators to Aid Flood Control

Mantz Flits To Bendix Win   Averages 460 MPH to Repeat Victory in Famed Air Race, Margin Narrow

Mantz Breaks Record to Win BendixTrophy   P-51 Averages 160.4 MPH. 25 Miles Better Than  T wut Wannle Tama

PAUL MANTZ WINS THE BENDIX RACE AND $10,009 PRIZE   Hollywood Airman Averages 460.423 Miles an Hour in Flight From Van Nuys, Calif., to Cleveland.   BREAKS RECORD HE SET IN 1946 DASH   Joe de Bona Comes in Second, E. P. Lunken Third-——J. C. Ruble Bails Out, Plane Demolished.

Paul Mantz Wins Air Races With His P-51 Mustang—Cops Total of $20,000

Second Ship Trailing By One Minute   Hollewood Champion Averages 160 mph; Rain Mars Program

Wide-Open P51 Records 460.4 Miles An Hour   De Bona, Lunken, And Gimbel Finish in Order; Woman Entrant Cops  Eighth Place    Postponed Show . Set For Today   Winner Pushed, Be Bons Finishing’ One Minute, 18 Seconds Behind In Close Speed Test

Paul Mantz Wins Bendix Air Race  Breaks Own Record At 460.423 M.P.H.

Paul Mantz Wins First In $10,000 Bendix Race; Breaks 1946 Record

Hollywood Flier Breaks Own 1946 Mark In Piloting P-51 From. California tao Ohio. ©

CALIFORNIANS ‘AVERAGE SPEED 460.423 MPH   Winner Buzzes Alrport  78 Seconds Before Runner-up

ODOM 10 TAKE HOP VIA POLES   New Bombshell Prepared For Third’ Flight Around Globe

Richmond Union To Vote Sunday   Two Run-off Contests To  Be Decided

Gabrielson Finds Commission Free of Political Pressure   Committee Joins in Recommendation for Corrective Laws

Report End of Freight Car Shortage in Sight   “Assurances” Made That Malerials Will Be On Hand fer Naw Car<

‘Black Monday’ Marked in Iilinois Mine Areas for 111 Blast Victims

STEEL OUTPUT IS INADEQUATE   Record Peacetime Production is Failing to  Meet Demands

—Mra. Spencer —Mr. Miller —Mrs. Johnson —Mrs, Walker —~VWira. Wrioeht   State Chamber of Commerce Sees No Sign of Recession This Year

TEN NAZI CAMP KILLERS HANGEL   Women Go To Gallows For Ravensbrueck Mass Murders

GOV. HERBERT INTENDS TO RUN FOR REELECTION   May Sign Acceptance Blanks on Nominating Petitions Later Today

HERBERT IN RACE FOR REELECTION   Jenkins Runs Again For At: torney General

HERBERT TO RUN FOR SECOND TERM   } ‘Ohio Governor Makes Plans Known Friday Night

GOV. HERBERT PETITIONS OUT   Announces Setond Term Can didacy; State Committee To Meet Jan. 7.

Small Victory Margin Seen For Ramadier   Expect French Premier To Gain Temporary Victory In Assembly Vote   BELIEVE OUTBREAKS AFFECTED STAND

VOTES TO CONTINUE CONTROLS ON RENT   Senate Committee Turns Down Bricker’s Proposal for Lt Per Cent Boost in Cellings.

U.N. Council Arms Talks Dropped  Security Group to   Security Group to Take Up Albanian Question

Hisarmament Talks Delay ed  Until Feb, {  UN Council To Take Up British  Pratect

RUSSIA LOSES UN ARGUMENTS   Council to Consider British Complaint

BalkanProblem Debate’ Sets Up East-West ‘Test      UN Members To Decide Om Two Proposals . Dealing ” With Greece and Her ~ Red Neighbors

UAW Pickets Fight Police; Unionist Hurt  Five CIO Officials Arrested! Following Melee in Detroit

DeGaulle Launches His New Party Into Politics   10 Pickets Clash With Police at Detroit Plant

Russia Calls For Korean Withdrawal   Gromyko and Dulles Clash As Debate Opens

Soviet Want: Troops Out Of Korea   Asks UN to Order Withdrawal of All Troops by January 1

Russia Seeks Withdrawal  From Korea   Soviet Deputy Calls on U.N. to Order Troops Out After U.S. Offers Plan for Election

aa a a et  Soviets Ask Withdrawal  From Korea   UN Called Upon To Order U. S., Russian Troops Out By Jan, 1

WANTS TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM KOREA BY JAN. 1   Russia Asks That the U. N. Make This An Order at Once.   AMERICAN, RED TROOPS   The Soviet Demand Was Laid Before the General Assembly,

Wants Own And U.S. Forces To Abandon Korea   Soviet Demand Laid Before United Nations General Assembly With Request For Complete Withdrawal By Jan, J

Free Korea of Troops, Red Plan  Call on UN For Action; Gromyko, Dulles Clash

Would Order Out U. S. and  Soviet Troops   Demand That Territory Be Freed by Jan. 1  To Form Government

Soviet Puts Its Demand Before UN   Dulles Clashes With Gromyko In Debate

RUSSIA RENEWS DEMAND FOR US TO QUIT KOREA   OPPOSE AMERICAN PROPOSAL FOR UN TO HOLD ELECTION

Russia Asks U.N. To Order Troops  ‘To Leave Korea   Calls for Withdrawal of All U S. and Soviet Troops by January l.

SOVIET WOULD LEAVE KOREA   Russians Call on UN To Or. der Withdrawal Also of U. S. Units by Jan. 1

REDS ASK U.N. OUST SOVIET, U 5. TROOPS FROM KOREA BY JAN.   RUSSIAN DEMAND COMES ATER AMERICAN PLAN FOR TWIN ELECTIONS

FOR KOREAN EVACUATION   Urge U. N. to Order Withdrawal of Occupation Forces by January 1, Over Objection of the United States.

Follows U.S. Plea For Vote In Two Zones  By March 31   Dulles, Gromyko Clash Sharply in Opening Round of Debate

Charges U.S: Of Delay —   Proposal Made During Debate On Independence

Soviets Want All Troop: Ordered Out of Korea by UN Action   Russian Demand Seeks Final Action by Jan. 1 Dulles and Grgmyko Clash Sharply In Day’s Debate, Each Blaming Other Nation

Republicans, Democrats Are Charged In KC   Six Officials ‘Are Arraigned Today In Election Probe

SIX ARRAIGNED ON INDICTMENTS IN KANSAS CITY   Grew Out of An Investigation of Kansas City’s 1946 Primary Election.   FIVE PLEADED INNOCENT   Judge Ridge Did Not Set Any Trial Date for the Defendants.

VIRGINIA. VET ADMITS FAKE ‘VILLING’ TALI   Leads Wild Goo s: Chase to Get Out Of Fail

MINERS CLAIM SPARK CAUSED OLD BEN BLAST   Coroner's Verdict Say: Cause of Explosion Unknown

3 Survivors en Claim Result — Of Motor Spark   Agree Explosion Not Result of Mine Law Violation

Freezing Temperatures Bring Near-Record Cold For This Time Of Year.

Mercury Hits Freezing Mark In Some Parts   Freeving Temperatures In Some Areas and More Rain and Cold Forecast

WERCURY DROP ACCOMPANIED BY SNOW, RAIN   Sleet Also Reported, But Damage to Crops Light

TRUCKS GRAS AS BRAKES FAIL   Two Automobiles Damaged In Another Collision In City

AUTOS DAMAGED IN BARESVILLE CRASH   Machines Driven By Edward L Wolf And Roy J. DeHoff Figure In Collision There

PARKED CAR IS HIT   Two Machines Damaged in Accident on Martin Street.

Western Union Strike Averted   Fact-Finding Board Takes Over: Will Rule by Feb. 9

AVERT THREAT OF WU STRIKE   Telegraph. Workers Agree. Ti Submit. Pay Issue “To Arbitration..

Telegraph Walk-Out Is Averted      By 50-Day Respite; New Talks Keyed To Phone Drive

Western Union Strike Delayed Until Feb. 91h  wee an Warke:   Telephone Workers Moy Join Walkout 1f It Comes Then

Telegraphers Strike Call Is Postponed   Walk-Out Scheduled for Tuesday Is Averted and Differences Placed With Fact Finding Board

PRE-CHRISTHAS STRIKE IS   Fact-Finding Boarr’ SF wud Differences; & un Due in 50 Dass

PRE-CHRISTMAS STRIKE OF WESTERN UNION WORKERS AVERTED BY SHIFTING. DIFFERENCES TO FACT-FINDING BOARD

WU Strike Is Averted For Present   ajor Differences Between mpany, Union Shifted To Fact Finders

Western Union Strike Averted  Goes to Fact-Finding Board for Decision In 50 Days

Pre-Christmas Western Union Strike Averted.  Differences Sent to Fact-Finding Raard

W. U. Strike Is Averted   Differences of Company, Unions Shifted to: FectFinding Beard

Western Union Strike Delayed; Fact Finding Board ToGive Decisior

Western Union’s Trouble Put Off   Plans For Strike Discontinued Temporarily

Fact-Finding Accord Averts Nation’s Tieup   Decision To Be Madé On 2 Major Issues Within 50 Days, Telephone Worker: Call For New Pay Boost:

Avert Strike Of W.U.; 50 Dav Decision   Shift Differences To Fact-Finding Board: Waae Talks.

The Weather   90-Day Truce Delays Strike   Western Union Dispuie Handed to Fact Finders: Report Due at Same Time Telephone Talks Begin

A YULETIDE W. U. STRIKE IS AVERTED   Tie-up Scheduled for Tomorrow Is Avoided by Agreement to Submit Labor Dispute to a FactFinding Board.

Work Stoppage Delayed While Board Studies   Fact-Finding Body To Report In 50 Days; Wage Talks Coincide With Pay Drive By Phone Workers.

Differences Are Shifted To  Board   Tieup Threat Delayed Until Feb. 9 At Least

Telegraphers Strike Halted For 50 Days   Agreement Calls For Wage Talks

WAGE DISPUTE 10 BE SETTLED BY MEDIATION   Walkout Prevented: Fact-Finders Will Report In 50 Days

Western Union Strike Threat Is Postponed   Walkout Averted by Decision To Use Fact - Finding Board in Effort To Settle Dispute in 50 Days.

Telegraph Strike Delayed 50 Days   Fact-Finders Study Underlvina Issues

Telegraph Strike Has Been Averted   50 Day Delay Gained by Sending Difference to Facts Board   3 UNIONS INVOLVED   Puts Off Threat to February, When Phone Workers  Have Wage Talks Set

Decision Board Takes Telegraph Issue tor Study   Threatened Strike Is Delayed By Shift To Fact-Finders

Fad-Firiding Board Is To Study Dispute   Decision Ils Due In 50 Days On  Two Bia Iccuec

TIEUP OF WIRE SERVICE PENDS: BOARD T0 RULE   ‘Western Union Strike Avert ed: Deadline Set Near Phone Wage Bids

Fact-finding Board =~ -.To tron. Out:Details-— To Answer in’ 50 DOnwe

FACT-FINDING PANEL 10 BE CHOSEN   Federal Conciliator Brings About Agreement

HOLIDAY TIEUP OF TELEGRAPH LINES HALTED   STRIKE CALL HELD   UP UNTIL FEB. 9   AT LEAST

Three-Man Panel to Decide Main Issues; Decision Is Promised Within 50-Day Period.

HOLIDAY TELEGRAPH STRIKE AVERTED BY FACT-FINDING PLAN  DELAY OF 50 DAYS TO EXPIRE SAME TIME AS PHONE CONTRACT OUT

WESTERN UNION STRIKE IS OFF; BOARD TO RULE   Major Differences Betweer Company, Workers To Be Studied by Fact Finders

AFL Unions Cancel Call For Strike   Decide To Pass Differences To Board For Decision

Telegraph Workers to Stay on Job   Pre-Christmas Strike Averted; Board Will Study Pay Requests

Telegraph Strike Has Been Averted   4 Dey, Dele Gained by = Difference  to “oon Board   $ UNIONS INVOLVED   Puts Off Threat to Febru' ary. When Phone Workers Have Wage Talks Set

WIDE STRIKE BY TELEGRAPH MEN AVERTED   Board to Give Ruling Within Period of 50 Days

No Wire Strike . Now —   Delay at Least Till February Assured By Agreement to Arbitrate Sore Points

Western Union Strike Averted For Present   Threat Of Tieup Is Delayed At Least Until February

AVERT WESTERN UNION STRIKE FOR SODAYS   Agree to Let Fac t-Finding Panel Decide Two Major Issues

PENDING STUDY   Peace Assured For At Leas‘ 50 Days As Fact-Finders Ponder Differences

Western Union Strike Canceled: Phone Workers to Ask Wage Hike   Major Differences Between Telegraph Firm And Three Unions Submitted to Fact-Finding Board: Telephone Union.to Open Wage Talks

Pre-Christmas Western Union Strike Averted   Fact-Finding Board  To Decide on Major Difference Between Comoany and Union

East Swelters In Heat Wave   Midwest Corn Crop Outlook Dismal as Long Drought Continues

Holds Employers Must Bargain  Immediate Effect In Coal Not Sighted

COURT OKAYS BOSS UNIONS   Organization of Foremen I: Upheld in Split Ruling By Supreme Court

Foremen’s Union Upheld In Report Of Supreme Court   Ruling Not Expected To Have Much Effect Or Negotiations Between UMWA And Mine Operators; Congress May Act Soon

COURT UPHOLDS FOREMEN UNION   Two Decisions Cleat Calendar Of Top Labor Cases

Unionization Of Foremen  Upheld By Supreme Court   Justices Widely Split On Two Labor Decisions— _Corigress Must Act If Restrictions Are Decirvahla

Lewis Opposes Government’s Attempt to Speed Up Enforcement of Tribunal’s Ny Strike’? Rdior

Foremen’s Unions Given Approval   Right to Join Other Workers Not Defined

FOREMEN UNIONS UPHELD, 0-4, BY SUPREME COUR’   Legislators Say Ruling Means Congress Must Act If Restrictions Are to Be Put on Organizations.   ANOTHER TOP LABOR CASE ALSO DECIDED   Tribunal Holds Union Mem bers Not Liable in Trust Cases Unless They Approve Acts of Officers.

Unionization Of Foremen  Upheld By Supreme Court   Affirms Ruling Of Federal Court; Judges Widaly Sulit: Next Move Up To Congress

Bill Making Examinations Compulsory Goes To Gov. Folsom   Senate Finance Panel Votes Cut   Action On Proposal To Aidjourn August 23 Carried Over In House

House Approves Mass State Test For Tuberculosis  Senate Group Cuts House Appropriatior Measure $671,825

House Group Goes Further Than Senate On Portal Pay   Would Ban Claims And Favors Relief For Employers Who Make Honest Errors

House Group Ask: Portal Pay Ban   Would Aid Employers In Wage-Hour Disputes

HOUSE BILL ON PORTAL WAGES REPORTED CUT   Committee’s Version I: More Straight Than  Senate’s Version

CALL FOR BAN ON PAY SUITS   Bill to Outlaw Claims For Portal Pay Approved By House Committee

Portal Pay Bill Showdown Is Set For Next Week  Ban On Claims Gets Committee's Okay

STRIKES BACK AT CRITICS -OF CLIMBING MEAT PRICES —SAYS FARMERS .ARE . GETTING MONEY

Pastor to Stand Trial; Held Sane   Arson Charges Will Be Prosecuted as Result of Test

Pastor Is Sane; To Stand Trial  Dr. John Lewis To Appeor on June 9

Georgia Supreme Court Rules Thompson Is Legal Governor   5-2 Decision Holds Herman Talmadge’s Election by Legie">" tature Was Unconstitutional. :

GEORGIA H1GH COURT RULIN FOR THOMPSON   Supreme Court Contends Talm. adue’s Election by Legislature lpvalid   MOTION FOR REHEARING WILL CONTINUE MIXUP

Talmadge Out As Governor; Thompson In   Georgia’s High Court Rules For Elected Lieutenant Governor,

Talmadge Loses Court Decision  Thompson Is Held Georgia Governor

Talmadge Loses Out in Georgia; Vacates Office   But Will Take Issue to People, He Says, After 5 to 2 Decision  Bie CGonmrame fast

Georgia Supreme Court Upholds — Thompson Claim   Rejects Talmadge as Governor; Election Held legal !

Georgia Court Says Thompson Chief Executive   Holds Talmadge Flection Illegal

Thompson Is Ruled ‘Legal’ Georgia Head   Herman Talmadg: Loses His Fight For Governorship

Georgia Court Rules Thompson Legal Governor   High Tribunal Declares Talmadge’s Election Unconstitutional,   Talmadge Declares He Will Vacate Mansion

BENCH VOTES 9-2 DECISION OVER TALMADGE   Final Action Should End Long Political Turmoil in Atlanta

SUPREME COURT SAYS THOMPSON IS LEGAL HEAD   High Georgia Court Moves To End Nine Weeks Of Political Turmoil In Which Three Contenders Have Claimed Gov ernorship.

Thompson Is Favored In Decision   Both Sides Have Said There Would Be No Attempt To Go To Federal Courts

State Supreme Court Rules Talmadge Out   Decision to Be Final at Time of Plea for Rehearing

EXTRA!   Talmadge Beaten In High Court   Georgia’s Top Tribunal Holds That Thompson Is  Legal Governor.

Talmadge Ruled Out As Georgia Governor   State’s Supreme Court Decides M. E. Thome son. Is Legal. Governor and Talmadge’s Election By General Assembly Was. Invalid

Court Ousts Talmadge As Governor   Georgia Election by Legislature Illegal, State Tribunal Holds

Thompson ls Winner In Georgia   Talmadge Election Is Ruled Illegal By State Court

Top State Court Rules Thompson Governor Of Ga.   Decision Becomes Final On Disposition Of Losing Side’s Rehearing Plea

‘Thompson Is Named Governo)  : Of Georgia by Supreme Court   Talmadge’s Election by Legislatures Is Held Unconstitutional by State's Highest Tribunal

Thompson’s Ruled Governor By Georgia's Supreme Court; Talmadge Says He'll Get Out

Decision Gives Lieutenant ‘Governor Top Seat; Jurists ‘Act, 5-2, Overruling Solons

Georgia Court Rules Talmadge Out of Capitol   Decision Upholds Lt. Gov. Thompson In Claim to Office

M.E. Thompson Wins Georgia Governor Fight   State Supreme Court Rejects Claim Of Talmadge

Holds Thompson Georgia Head   State Supreme Court Rules 5 to 2 Against Talmadge

TALMADGE IN COURT SETBACK   Georgia Bench Rules Thompson Is Governor

GEORGIA HIGH COURT UPHOLDS THOMPSON AS GOVERNOR   Legislature’s Election Of Talmadge Held  Unconstitutional]

Talmadge Says People to Decide Issue   Election Is Declared To Be Illegal Legislative Action

STATE SUPREME COURT REJECTS TALMADGE BID   5 TO 2 DECISION RULES ELECTION UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Thompson Held Legal Governor  Georgia High Court Hands Down Decision

Georgia Supreme Court Declares Thompson Governor;  ‘Talmadge To Vacate Office Without Making Appeal

Thompson Governor Of Georgia   Supreme Court Of Georgia Rules Against Talmadge

Thompson Governor Of Georgia   State Supreme Court Rules Talmadge’s Election by Legislature Unconstitutional

COURT RULES TALMADGE IN UNLAWFULLY   State’s Highest Tribunal, in 5-to-2 Decision, Finds Legislature Could Not Name Chief—Talmadge to Vacate.

Georgia Court Rules Thompson Is Governor   State’s Supreme Tribunal Rejects Claims O Herman Talmadge By A 5 To 2 Voie; Holds His Election Unconstitutional.

JOB AWARDED TO THOMPSON ~ IN LONE FRAY   Talmadge U surped Author ity, Tribunal Holds in 5-2 Ruling.

falmadge Frepares to Vacate *  Thompson Is Governor, Georgia Supreme Court Rules, 5 to 2

Court Says. Thompson Is Governor   Says Hermen Talmadg Election By Georgia Leaisleture [leael

Georgia Court Rules Thompson Is Governor  - High Tribunal Upseis  Lower Courts; Talmadge Promises to Obey Edict

Rejects Talmadge Claim to Governorship By Holding His Election Is Unconstitutional

Georgia Supreme Court Proclaims Thompson's Claim  Decides Governor Case Against Herma: Talmadge by 5-2

Georgia’s Supreme Court Decides for Lt. Gov. Thompson   Holds Election of Tal madge by Lebislature Is Unconstitutional

RECORD HIGH IS RATED FOR AUGUST LIVING   Price Index for Consumers Went to  160 During Month

Truman Refers  Airline Issue  To Commission “Let It Die” Is Recommended

Single Overseas Airline Proposal Gets a ‘‘Let It Die’ Recommendation

PRESIDENT’S ADVISERS OPPOSE SINGLE OVERSEAS AIRLINE FOR THE U. S.

ONE AIRLINE PLAN KILLED   ‘Let It Dic’ Tag Hung Or Single Overseas Line Proposal

UNIONISTS ADMIT IGNORING OF BAN   Contempt Defendants Say They ‘Joked’ At Order

‘U.S. Willing To Study Compromise On German :Reparations-- Marshall

Issue Promises To Be Injected Into 1948 Race  Price Trend May Be Of Major Import in Presidential Contes

New Control FightLooms   President Expected to Carry Drive Against Prices to Ballot Box

Truman. Works On New Price  Offensive   _Issue_ Apt to_ Be Vital: One In “48 Campaign

TRUMAN HAS NEW PRICE-RATIONING PROGRAM FOR ’48   Prepares Drive On GOP Congress To Camnaircn Time

Truman Readies Offense to Last Into 1948 Race   Wage-Price Control, Rationing Battle to Face GOP Congress

Democrats. Believe They Car Lick Republicans On The Issue Of Soaring Prices

TRUMAN PLANS NEW ATTACKS IN CONGRESS   President Is Preparing Wage-Price Control and Rationing Offensive.

Democrats Believe High Prices Issue Wiil Lick GOP in'1948 Political Drive

—BATTLETruman. To Make Prices — "48 Issue’   ‘WILL RENEW CURB DEMANDS

THIRD OF SLASH. IN TRUMAN  BUDGET TO BE AT EX.”  "PENSE OF ARMED © BERVICES

SPENDING BAR AIDS TAX GUTS   20 Pct. Income Reduction Appears Sure Due to Surplus

Union Pulls Out Of Hearings and Heads for Home   Phone Strike Problems Loom Large as End of Parley Comes

Phone Unions Tc Bargain Locally  Abandon Hope Of National Action

Union Chiefs Will Go Back To Home Cities   Announcement. Repre: sents Sudden Reversal ”- of Earlier Optimism

Near Deal in Phones  Difficulty   ‘Only Eye-Lash Separate Them, Say Conciliator: Last Night

NETW Okays Talks On A  Local Basis   Hope Abandoned OF Negoliating For A National Decision

NFTW Policy Committee Breaks Up To Return Home And Take Part Personally In Talks  (2 hao k ees en  Be. Nee RE ob Daren Wren! Bae ae Bema) ee

BARGAINING ON LOCAL BASIS IS NEW STRATEGY   Phone Workers Unier Dreps Attempt Te Get -National Agreement   INTENSIFICATION OF  STRIKE iS INDICATED

Abandons-National. Bas is Plank and Throws Settlement Into Mands Of Local Utiions Fer  Raroainine

Union Head Says Telephone Strike Planned April 7   Contract Between Company ard Employes Ends Tonight

PHONE WALKOUT SEEMS CERTAIN   Sunday Night Conference  Ends in Stalemate

PHONE TALKS IN STALEMATE   Union President Seeks Strike Next Monday as Certain

Negotiations Bre ak Down....  Phone Walkout Seems Certain  For April 7th

Stalemate. Hits Phone  Peace Talk   Contract With 20,000 Long Lines Employes Expires at Midnight

AT&T CONTRACI ENDS MIDNIGHT   Union President Sees  Walkout on April 7

Fantastic Plot By Stern Gang To Bomb London Thwarted By French: Fourteen Leaders Arrested

Plot To Bomb London Bared'   American.Rabbi And Former AAF Pilot Arrested As Reprisal Act ls Thwarted 

Dutch Artist Gels Sentence for Being Too Good Imitafor   Vow Meegeren Fooled Experts with Own Pointings Fm Style of Old Masters

Holy Land Kights To Continue   Jewish Undergrounc Will Not Permit Truce With British

Oil Shipments To Russia Said To Be Normal   Blaisdell Testifies Before House Group

Russ Oil Deals Said  Normal   House Subcommittee Investigates Shipping From Western Ports

Oil Shipments To Russia Said At Normal Level   Scrap fron Sale To Japan in ‘30s Enters Testimony

Oil Shipments To Russia Are  Called‘Normal   ‘Nothing Unusual,’ State Dept. Official Tells  Congress

Exports Of Oil  Termed Normal   Testimony Heard During Probe By House

Russia Reported to Resume British Pact Talks; to Undersell U. 5. Wheat

: Black Days Are Back Again ; British Clerks at Candlelit Desks Receive Applications For the Dole

Dreaded Dole Returns to British Isles   Lack of Fuel Causes Electric Power Blackout

Price Ceiling Plan Shaped By Schwellenbach   » Proposals For Price Rollback Given To Congrese By Labor Secretary; Would Limit Controls

Specific Plans For Price Ceilings, Roll Backs Are Given Hostile Congress

Specific Plans For Economic  Bill Submitted   Schwellenbach Spells Out Administration’s P roposals for Congress

CONGRESS GETS TRUMAN PRICE PROPOSALS   Schwelledbach Submits Anti-Inflation Program

Minority Bloe Plots Debates On GOP Plan  ‘Coming Week   Ravburn To lnsist Solons Get Chance To Amend Problem

House Will Not Let Truman Suggestions Be Tacked to GOP Bill Up for Vote

CEILINGS. ROLL BACKS SUBMITTED   Schwellenbach Submits Specific Proposals Today

Seeks Return of Wartime Controls   Schwellenback Proposes Ceilings and Roll Back  of Prices   TO CHECK INFLATION   Secretary Says Wages and Price Controls Are  Tied Together

Specific Price Proposals Are  Giv en Congr ess  Qabwallsntecly oth   Schwellenbach Outline Program Proposed By The President

WHITE HOUSE PRICE TOP BILL OFFERID   Sec. Schwellenbach Presents Administration’s Plan for Setting Maximums and for Rolling Back Living Costs.

Offer Price Ceiling Proposals  Schwellenbach Submits Own Proposals to Concress

OFFER SPECIFIC PLANS CONTROL PRICES, wens  eeemmest om «44648028828 Oe oe

PROPOSED WAGE CONTROL BILL TO FOLLOW SOON   Senate Committee Gets Together on Four-Point Program

ANTI-INFLATION PLAN SUBMITTED   Administration Frames Reply to Republicans.

Congress'G i's Specific Details of Te (man’s. Anti-Inflation. Program

Labor Secretary Offers Specific Price Proposals  Limited to Commodities Basic to Livina, Output

Republicans Keep Secret Their Plan For Long-Range Depression Fiaht .

PROPOSALS FOR PRICE CEILINGS . REACH CONGRESS   Submitted Today by Secretary of Labor. Schwellenbach.   REPLY TO GOP DEMAND   Roll Backs Under Truman’ Request for Anti-Inflation Powers.

Control Plans Given Congress   Administration Wants Powers Over Essential Commodities; Republicans Prepare Own Anti-Inflation Program

Administration Makes Specific Proposals   Schwellerbach Savs Price Controls Only Qn Commodities

Congress Gets Administration Control Plan  Specific Proposals To Curb Inflation

CABINET HEAD ASKS ROLLBACK IN PRICE BILL   ‘Schwellenbach Seeks Return to June Level of Essential Goods

Schwellenbach Submits ‘Proposal for Controls Limited to Commodities

Specific List  Given Under Truman Plan   Action: Must Be Taken On Price Control And Wages

PriceCeilings Requested For Certain Items . . Definite. Program’ Is. Given Solons —  B.. @.L....ue. 4. Lk

Schwellenbach Hands Control Bill To Congress, Says Wage Checks Wanted: G.O. P. Pushes Own Plan

Congress Receives Detailed Proposals On Inflation Drive   Labor Secretary Submits Specific Proposals Included In Tereimoan RPanuact

But House GOP Will Try to Beat Demos to Punch   Republicans Hope to Pass Milder Plan in House on Monday

Price Ceiling Proposal Goes To Conaress   Specific Action Is Requested By Administration

LABOR CHIEF ASKS PRICE CUT ON ESSENTIALS   Rellback to June Levels

Specific Plans To Curb Inflation Given Congress; Republicans Set Stage for Quick Passage of Own Control Measure On Volunteer Basi:

Republicans May Suspend House Rules   Democrats Will Try to Write. in Truman, Plan as Amendments

—INFLATION — Controls On ‘Basic’  Goods Onl;   LABOR CHIEF EXPLAINS AIMS

May Te Touch Only Basic  Products   Short Supply, : Undue Price Charges Given as’ Factors Affecting Commodities   Will Give Report   Secretary Says: He Will :Give More Data  Sonn

Labor Secretary Lists Essential Items Affected   Administration Offers Anti-Inflation Program In Reply to GOP Demands

PRICE CEILING PLAN SUBMITTED   Schwellenbach Puts Specific Proposals Before Solons

Schwellenbach Submits Bill With Controls   Price Bans Only On Basie Essentials And Searce Items, Secretary Claims

Puerto Rico Sees Vets In Heroic Role   Governor Pinero Says Island Is Looking To Retuined Servicemen To Lead It Into Induetrial Economy

Peiping-Mukden Railroad Cut By Chinese Reds   Sever Nationalist Manchuria Lifeline As Fighting Near Chanachun Increases

Wallace May Bea Witness in AntiFascist Hearing  Coomsem fs CLasnad Vsis   Group Is Charged With Congress Contempt in Jury Trial

Malang Is  Taken By ~ Marines For ‘Dutch Forces   Regarded as Most Important Single Victory in Warfare Against Indonesians

DUTCH FORGES SEIZE MALANG   Report New Negotiations Proposed to End War

DUTCH TAKE INDONESIAN STRONGHOLD   Malang, Fourth Larg: est City In Java. Falls Before In. vaders.

Dutch Capture Rebel Strongholc   Malang, Mountain Capital, Taken

Malang, Key City - Of East Java, Is ~ Seized by Dutch   ‘Capture Is Biggest Single Victory Since Start of Indonesian War *   PEACE TALKS MAY BE RESUMED SOON   Netherlands Government Is Influenced by Criticism  af “Pelice Action”

CITY IN JAVA FALLS BEFORE INVADERS; DUTCH MAKE GAINS   Malang Is Taken Today by Marines, Soldiers in Biggest Victory of War in Country.   REPORTER TELLS ABOUT CAMPAIGN

DUTCH FORCES CAPTURE CITY   Is Biggest Victory of Campaign Against Indonesians

IS CAPTURED BY DUTCH   Hailed As Biggest Victory Since Campaign's Start

Report City Of Malang A Blazing Ruin   Taking Key Town Is Major Victory For Invading Forces

Catherine Reardon Pleads ‘Innocent’  1 Women, 5 Men oh Juvenile Couri ‘Jury to Hear Murder Case Against Girl  i

First of First of Audubon’s 31 War Dead  To Arrive Tomorrow for Services

HURRICANE 1S HOWLING OVER CULE SECTION   Hundred Mile An Hour Wind Tearing Along Edges of Tampico, Mex:e:      DAMAGE SLIGHT BUT PRECAUTIONS TAKEN

Heavy Damage Is Feared For Tampico Area   Winds As High As 100 Miles An Hour  CGweenina Section

BEACHES ARE BATTERED BY HUGE WAVES   Weather Bureau Instruments Are Broken by Wind

Heavy Damage Is Feared For Tampico Area  Winds As High As 100 Miles An Hour

100-Mile Wind Sweeps Inland Near Tampico    ~Homes Unroofed; Windows Shattered at Oil Port: Town ©

Hurricane Strikes On Mexican ‘Coast   Wind Velocity cf 100 Miles Reported; Tamnico tn Path

Tropical Storm Cause: Some Damage in Tampico Area Today   Destructive 100-Mile-an-Hour Winds Smash At Coastal City in Mexico; Weather Instruments Are Destroyed This Morning

U.S. VICTORY DUE INBALKANS GASE   U. N. Drives For Final Vote Today On Greek Issue °

Final Vote Near i in * ~ Greek. Case: Signs ~ Point to Red Defea   vi ishinsky:  Voices Bitte: Opposition to U.S. ,, Plan iy Speech 6;

U.N. Drives For Greek Case Vote   Indications Show Victory For U. S. On Balkan Issue

UN Group» Wants Vote On Greece   Indications Point To Big Victory For U. S$. Over Reds

U.N. Likely To Back U.S.   Russia, Satellites Protest Vigorously

Overwhelming U. S. Victory Indicated In U. N. Vote For Balkans Commission

U.S. Victory on Balkans Is Certain   UN Pushes Toward Final Vote Today on Greek Case

VICTORY SURE FOR U.S. A.ON GREEK POLICY   RUSSIANS FAIL TO SWING VOTES IN UNITED NATIONS

Victory For U.S. Seen In Assembly   UN Set For Final Vote On Commission  In Balkans Case

DECISION ON WATCHDOG U.N. Assembly Heads Toward Vote On Balkan Commission

Major Proposal      U. S. Victory Over Russia In UN Row  Is Predicted   Balloting On Greek Border Eommission Slated Later Today

UN Asembly Drives Toward Creek Case Vote  U.S. Victory Over Puccia Indicated

Cold Air Felt in Most of Country   Below Freezing In Vicks burg; 36 In Houston

Unseasonably Warm Fall Takes Count As Cold Air Front Conquers Midwest

RELIEF SOCIETIES OF STAKE TO PRESENT “A CENTURY ar tl. D. & WOMANHOOD”

Centennial Pageant By Star Valley Relief ‘Societies Is Scheduled

HIGH REVENUE TO HELP WiTh TAX SLASHING   CONGRESS REMAINS CONFUSED ON HOW TO MAKE CUTS

Income To Exceed Truman's Budget Figures $200 Million   Taber Would Fire Million Employes

GOP Tax Cut Revision Seen  For Little Man   Knutson Bill Said Dead As Too Favorable Re ee I a

TAX CUT PLAN GIVEN BOOST   Hike in Estimated Revenue Gives New Life to GOP  Reduction Program

Tax-Slashing Plans Are Given Boost  Revenues Expectec  tn Fkveaa

Republican Leaders In Muddle on How To Trim Tax Load   Proposed Cut Threatens National Security Says Lucas

Republican Tax Cut Plan:  Get Boost  ‘Experts Predict $200,000,000 Rise

Tax-Slashing Plans Are Given Boost   Revenues Expected to Exceed Truman’s Ficure

Hula Girls Shake Hips at Opening Of Hawaii's Legisiature Which Has Not Organized But Convened Feb. 18

Hawaii House Can’t Name Speaker ‘As Republicans, Democrats Deadlock

SITUATION IN HAND   Highway Patrolmen Sent to Scott City to Avert Mob Action

BOY SCOUTS ENTER THIRD WEEK OF WASTE PAPER DRIVE   Provisions For Assisting Citizens In Handling Contributions Are Made

SCOUTS TO LAUNCH ANOTHER PAPER DRIVE MARCH 15.   Provisions For Assisting Citizens In Handling Contributions Are Meade

Balkan Question to UN Assembly  Move Made to Keep Matter in Council

U.S. Will Seek Balkan Action   Would Still Keep UN Interim Group Watch on Greece

Interim Group Will Keep Greek Watch   Security Council Alse To Dutch and Trieste Questions

Telephone Workers Walk Out   Texas Service Crippled by Dispute Over Night Supervisor

Work Stoppage Which Began in Odessa Spreads   Long Distance Units First Affected by ‘Continuous Meetings

Long Distance Calls Accepted In Emergency   Work Stoppage Is Spreading Today Over The Strato

THOUSANDS OFF JOBS IN “MEETINGS” TQ BACK ODESSA CREW  CONFERENCES CONTINUE IN EFFORT TO SETTLE

SERVICE IS CURTAILED OVER STATE   Long Distance Service First to Be Slowed Down

Democrats Act To Halt Tax Cuts   Will Attempt To Stop Passage Of Tax Measure

DEMOS FIGHT HARD TO BAR TAX CUT NOW   Turn Heaviest Artillery Loose in Drive to Block Action for Three Weeks on G. O. P. RevenueParing Measure.

Elephant and Jackass Argue Before Members of National  Press Club; Lunch Bad, Too

ALDEN FARMERS TO DISCUSS SOIL CONSERVATION AND COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS

HOUSE PASSES SCHOOL BILL   Ohio Representatives Approve Méasure To Increase State Allotment.

Greek Army Throws All Resources to Relieve Konitsa  - Kev City under   Key City under Fierce Siege By Guerrillas

Greek Army Fights to Save Epirus Base   Seeks to Relieve _ Konitsa Under Guerrilla Siege

GREEK ARMY FIGHTS TO LIFT KONITSA SIEGE   Cut Off, Key Enirus Base Gets Supplies By Plane

GREEK RESERVES CALLED T0 AID BESIEGED TOWN   Konitsa Cut Off By Fierce Attack Of 3066 Rebels

Greeks Rushing Reinforcements To Relieve City   Section Of Town Taken By Rebels

Greeks Battling Guerrilla Bands To Hold Konitsa   3,000 Lay Siege to City Sought as Site For ‘Red’ Capital

Greek Army Goes All Out to Help Sieged Key Base   ‘Guerillas Want Konitsa for Seat of New Communjst Government    PLANES DROP FOOD  ON ISOLATED CITY   Reinforcements Unablé to Relieve Garrison in Main Buildings

KONITSA CUT -OFFENTIRELY. BY GUERRILLAS   Key Base Of Of Epirus Is Under Fierce Siege   CALL ON ARMY   Besieged Garrison Sends Appeal For. Reinforcements —

Rush Help Toward Key Epirus Base   Communist Troops Filter Into Besieged City

Score Of Arabs Slain In Jewish Attack Sn Tireh  Holy Land Death Toll Reaches 185

Jewish Commandos Attack Village Near Haifa Today  Dozen Arabs Killed, Bringing to 187 Holy War Death Toll

Jews Atfack Arab Village Killing 12   Jews Moy he Opening Wider Offensive Ageinst Arabs Opposing Partifian

Jews Attack Arab Village   Kill 12 Arabs, Wound 6—Troops Move Into Jerusalem Old City

12 Arabs Killed By Jewish Commandoes   Attack Village Near. Haifa With Grenades And Automatic Weapons

Middle East Death Toll Is Now 303   Jewish Commandoes Attack Village Near Haifa, Kill 12 Arabs; Spreading War Feared

Communal Strife Now in 13th Day  FTOLL PASSES 300 IN MIDDLE EAST

JEWISH FORGES KILL 12 ARABS   Attack City With Automatic Weapons, Grenades

AROUND EIGHTY HAVE INJURIES IN DERAILMENT   Passengers And Crew Members Perish As Detroit - To - New York Train Jumps Tracks In Pennsyl. vania.

20 Killed As Crack Train Leaves Rails   Fast Passenger Wrecked _ Near Altoona, Pa.

Nearly 100 are Hurt in Early Morning Crash   Pennsy ‘Red Arrow’ Leaves Rails Near Horse-Shoe Curve

“Red Arrow’ Leaves Rails Near Altoona   Believe Eighty Are Injured On Pennsylvania

80 Injured as Luxury Flier Leaves Tracks   Hospitals in Area Crowded with Victims Of Rail Catastrophe

Scores Hurt In Mountain Pass Mishap   Cars Topple Over Bank As Engines Jump Track Near Horseshoe Bend

Score Perish, 100 Hurt in Train Wreck   Smashed Cars Plunge Down Embankment Near Alteona, Pa.

Pennsylvania ‘Red Arrow’ Jumps Track  Accident Occurs Near Altoona, Pa.

At Least 20 Are Killed In Early Morning Wreck Of Pennsys Red Arrow

Crack Express Jumps Track; Victims Dazed   Injured Trapped In The Twisted Dehbric OF Train

FIVE COACHES PLUNGE DOWN STEEP BANK   Mounting Death Toll Feared as Rescuers  Probe Cars

100 Injured As ‘Arrow’ Is Derailed   17 Bodies -Remov:ed; Hospitals Fill‘ed With Victims

Ten Cars Derailed On Curve   Two Locomotives. Five Cars Plunge Down Embankmen

8) Or More Injured Near Altoona, Pa.   Many Cars Of Fast Passenger Involved In Derailment

20 Reported Killed Near Famous Curve   Detroit-New York Limited Among Pennsy’s Best

CRACK TRAIN   "1 Bodies Taken From Wreckage Of Pennsylvanio Flier Near Altoona

Jumps Tracks in Pennsylvania; 100  Others Are Hurt   Accident Occurs Near Famec “Horseshoe Curve” While Passengers Are Asleep

20 Killed, 80 Hurt in  Derailment   New. York-Detroit Streamliner Jumps “Track: Near Altoona

Engines, Cars Plummet Down 150-Foot Cliff   Only Last Four Cars Of Crack Train Remain On Rails at Curve

Crack ‘Red Arrow’ Sleeper Wrecked  Two Hospitals Reported Jammed With Paccanngerc Hirt In Smack ile

Pennsylvania Passenger J umps Track   More Than 80 Injured in Derailment of Line’s Crack Flier on Steep Mountain Grade

Detroit-to-New York Passenger Train Leaves Rails; Close  to 100 Injured   WRECKAGE IS. SCATTERED  “IN PENNSYLVANIA AREA

20 Killed, 80 Hurt In Wreck of Fast Passenger Train   Doubleheader Jumps Track Near Famed Horseshoe Curve

‘Red Arrow’ Piles Up Near Altoona   Many Passengers Asleep When Crash Occurs

"Red Arrow’ Wrecked Neat Altoona, Pa.   Train Jumps Track Cars Plunge Down Embankment

At Least 20 Dead In Pennsylvania  Railroad Wreek   Seventeen Bodies Are Taken Out of Wreck When the Train Jumps Track

Crack Pennsy Train Jumps Track, Rolls Down Mountainside   Hundred Injured in Penn System Wreck at Early Hour This Morn

Pennsylvania Express Is Derailed; Plunges down Embankment Close to Altoona.   ONLY FOUR CARS REMAIN ON TRACK

HORSESHOE puRVE   Eighty Persons Reported Injured; U. §. Naval Men  Amann Victime

17 KILLED AS EXPRESS JUMPS TRACK   Running Late, Train ].eaves  Rail On Curve

‘Red Arrow’ Leaves Rails Near Altoona   Estimate About 80 Injured—  2 Engines, 11 Cars Derailed

Bodies Of 17 Victims Removed From Wreckage, Says Coroner   Cause Of Wreck Not Determined   Crack Pennsylvania Limited Behind Schedule At Time Of Accident

TEMPERATURES   10 Killed, 80 Injured Near Altoona Today   Pennsylvania ‘Red Arrow’ Derailed In Mountainous Area

17 BODIES ARE RECOVERED BY RESCUE CREWS   Close to 100 Hurt When Fast Train Phinges from Tracks

80 Others Hurt As “Red Arrow’ Leaves Tracks   3 Members Of Train Crew And Two Servicemen Reported Among Dead

Two Engines And 10 Cars Go Off Rails   Sleepers Roll Down Embankment  in Pennsylvania ~

Train Goes Off Track in Alleghenies   Iwo Locomotives, Five Coaches Are Hurled Down Embankment.

Horseshoe Curve Scene of Tragedy   Pennsylvania Road's ‘Arrow’ Plunaes From Right of Way

Two Locomotives, 11 Cars Derailed   Three Of Four Members Of Engine Crews Among Dead; Accident Disrupts All Railroad Communications _ aS

Wreck Occurs:Near Famous Horseshoe Curve, Known: to Thousands. for ‘Beautiful Valley’ View:

Twenty Die In Train Wreck   Dozens Injured When Crack Penn Passenger Sleeper Train Derailed

Engines, Five Cars Hurtle Down Bank   Eighty-five Injured; Train Leaves Track on Curve

Wreck Near Altoona  Injures 88 Persons Pennsylvania Flier Leaves Rails; Trio on Two Locomotives Killed

Around 80 Hurt In Wreck Just West Of  ‘Horseshoe Curve’   2 Engines, Mail Car, Coach, Baggage Car, 2 Sleepers Roll Down 100-foot Embankment; Others Leave Rails

Coroner Counts  17 Dead In Crash   Train Jumps Rails In Quaker State Early Today

At Least 85 Injured, Some Very Badly As Red Arrow Is Wrecked; Altoona Hospitals Being Filled

Toll of 20 InRail — Crash .   - Pennsylvania Line’s  * “Red Arrow’ Jumps . Track Near Altoona _ - En Route to New Yor}

“Red Arrow” Leaves Rails Near “Horseshoe Curve” In Hills Of Pennsylvania  Qn TINITT IDET)   As Cars Jump Tracks, Some Rolling Down Embankment; Eyewitnesses Give Tragic Description

Several Meet Death On Red Arrow Express   PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED CRASHED NEAR ALTOONA

100 ARE HURT AS A FLYER JUMPS TRACK   Pennsylvania Railroad’s Detroit-to-New York “Red Arrow” Piles Up West of Altoon#—17 Bodies Are Removed. ,

“MIKE” McARDLE; AT THROTTLE OF SECOND ENGINE, DIES WHEN IT TOPPLES OVER.EMBANKMENT

Near Hundred (thers Are Said Injured   Two Engines, Eleven Cars Jump Rails Near Altoona, Pa.

Eighty Others Injured When  Train Derails      Only Three Cars Of Road's Crack “Red Arrow” Re main On Tracks Near Altoona   Wreck Occurred On Long Slope   Three Members Of Engine Crews Among Deads Ambulances Dispalched to Scene

Fast “Red Arrow Jump Tracks Near Altoona   Two Locomotives And 11 Cars Of 14-Car Pennsy Train Derailed, Some Rolling Down Embankment Near The Pic turesaue ‘“‘Horseshoe Bend.”

PennsylvaniaR. R.'sRed Arrow Express Plunges from Tracks: At Least 17 Persons Are Dead   Railroad Reports 85 Persons Are Injured; Two Engines. Five Cars Go Over Emhankment

Late Express Plunges Off Mountain Track   About 85 Injured, Many Seriously, Near Altoona, Pa.

Estimate 20 Killed In Pennsy Rail Wreck   Coroner at Altoona, Pa., Lists Casualties--100 Believed Injured

TIMPEN THE RARS   The Pennsylvania Railroad's “Red Arrow” Wrecked Early Today.   WAS NEAR ALTOONA, PA.   Seventeen Bodies Had Been Removed; Engine Men Killed.

20 PERSONS ARE REPORTED KILLED IN 'WRECK OF PENNSYLVANIA TRAIN:  ‘OFFICIALS ESTIMATE ABOUT 80 HURT

‘RED ARROW’ IS DERAILED, NEARLY 100 PERSONS HURT  WRECK OF SLEEPER Pa. ee) ee ee ee ed 

‘Train is Wrecked, 20 Killed   Pennsylvania’s  Crack Train Jumps Track, Sends Cars Down Embankment

‘Red Arrow’ Dives Over Embankment   Nearly 100 Injured As Cars Leave Rails Near  ‘Horseshoe Curve.’

80 OTHERS ARE IN PENN TRAIN MISHAP TODAY   Fast Passenger, Bound for Detroit, Leaves Tracks in Altoona Area

Fast Detroit-to-New York Passenger Train Derailed At Famed Horseshoe Curve   Eighty Reported Injured as Coaches Roll Over Embankment After Wreck On Mountainous Area Near Altoona

Denial Of All Pleas Of West Texans Asked   Plaintiffs Said ToHave No Justiciable Interact ln Cantect

Ford Workers Offered Hike   Detroit (P) — The ClO United Aulo Workers today rejected & proposal by the Ford Motor Co, for a 15 cent Increase for 130,000 production workers,

Equivalent Of 15-Cent Boost Is Proposed   20,000 Salaried Employes Get 10  Darcent Ineronce

Ford Offers Its Union Workers Wage Boosts   l5e for 130,000 Production, 10c for 20,000 Salaried Workers

C.1.0 REJECTS OFFER   Ford Workers Won't Accept 15 Cent Wage Increase

Ford Offers Workers Hike 15 Cents Hour   10 Per Cent Increase Given 20,000 Salaried Employes; Striking Foremen Are Excludec

Ford Offers 15 Cent Pay Boost   10 Percent Increase Also Offered Salaried  Empbloves.

Union Rejects Ford Proposal For Pay Raise   Retirement Plant Declared Barrier to Agreement  a A... wer

UNION REJECTS ~ FORD CO. OFFEF   Old-Age Retirement Plar Wanted Along With Wage Increase

FORD OFFER IS REJECTED — BY GOWAN      Old - Age Retirement Plan Skipped, ‘Union Sava

Ford Offers 15-Cent Rise To UAW-CIO   Salaried Workers Get 10 P.C. Boost, Foremen Excluded

FORD OFFERS 15-GENT INCREASE FOR PLANTS   Meets Pattern Establishec in General Motors Pact

FORD WAGE INCREASE REJECTED BY UNION   CIO Says 15-Cent An Boar Bows Dil Net Include Retreet Flan

Reject A Ford Offer   UAW Hints 15c Hourly Wage Hike Would Be All Right If Tied in  With Retirement Plan

FORD OFFER IS REJECTED BY UNIONS   Increase of 15 Cents Per Hour Turned Dow: For Technicalities

Equivalent of 15-Cent Boost Offered by Ford   Striking Foremen Not Included Unless Under Contract

15 Cents An Hour Increase Would Affect 130,000   Company Boosts 20,000 Salaried Employes 10 Per Cent: Striking Foremen Excluded

Offer Excludes 3,800 Foremen Out On Strike’:   Salaried Workers Included In Boosts

UNION REJECTS FORD PAY OFFER   Company Proposes 15 Cent Wage Boost

130,000 Get Ford’s Offer Of 15c Rise   Salaried Workers Increased 10 Pet. ; Foremen Excluded

FORD OFFER IS REJECTED BY WORKERS   15-Cent Hour Hike Offered to 130,000 Members of CIO

Ford Workers Turn Down Pa ' Increase Offer   Company's Failure to Include Retirement Plan Brings Rejection

FORD EMPLOYES REJECT PAY OFFER   TURN DOWN 15-CENT-AN-HOUR RAISE BECAUSE IT LACKS PENSION PLAN.

Ford Offer Rejected By Union   Wage Raise Might Be Accepted If Retirement Plan Is Included

ClO REJECTS FORD OFFER OF ” 15-CENT HIKE   20,000 Salaried Employes Given 10 Per Cent Increase in Pay

C10 REJECTS FORD CO. PAY BOOST OFFER   15-Cent Hike Turned Down for Lack Of  Retirement Plan

Southern Coal Men, Lewis Talk Contract   Boost in Wages Offered by Ford

FORD WORKERS REJECT OFFER   15-Cent Hourly Increase : Turned Down by Union

FORD WORKERS REJECT OFFER   15-Cent-An- Hour Increase To UAW. Spurned

Ford Offers Wage Boost Tc CIO Employes   Company Offers Production Workers 15 Cents an Hour Raise; Salaried Employes Get 10 Per Cent Boost.

Hollywood Producers Suspend Filr Exports To England: Britons Moan

FILM BOYCOTT IRKS BRITISE   Movies Hit by Hollywood's ‘Withdrawal, Protesting Tax

BRITISH MOAN. OVER U.S. FILM BOYCOTT PLAN      Americans Decide Not To Send Any More Movies   FIGHT HIGH TAX      Action Taken. After England Levies 75 Per Gent Tariff

No More U.S. Films  For Britain  U. S. Producers to Boycott Britain, Refuse to Pay New

More Machinery Used Fewer but Larger Farms During War Value of Output More Than Doubled

U.S. Lists Fewer But Bigger Farms Report Discloses   Census Bureau Figures Show Value of Farms  Has Jumped One-Third

Government Is Charged With ‘Oil Scare’   Inefficiency Causes Shortages, Texan States

FINAL PLAN IS MADE TO AVERT POULTRY CURBS   -itizens Food Committee Studies Industry Proposals For Saving Grain For Europe By Other Methods.

POULTRY ISSUE ‘UP FOR ACTION   Luckman Commitee To De cide Whether To Continue Thursday Ban.

Poultryless. Day May Be Eliminated   Food Group Will Decide on New Industry Proposa

Decision Near or Poultryless Day  Five-point Program Given to Committee

Poultryless Thursdays Await Fate   Food Committce May Discontinue Thursday Event

Citizens Food Committee Considers Calling Off Poultryless Days   Soap, Vegetable Oil Prices Climb   Charges For Meats Expected To Continue At High Level Through Winter

Lockman Gets Final Offer From Pouliry Industry In Move to Curtail ~ ’ Use Of Grains ©

Committee Gets Poultry Question   Luckman Favors Plan, But Decision Is Up To Executives

Undecided On Poultry   Food Committee May Call Off Poultryless Thursday After Study Of Industry Proposal

Some Food Items Due For Boost   Prediction Made as Food‘ Committee  Awaits Decision on Fowlilace Thrive rdeccre

Decision on Poultryless Day Pends   Food Committee . May Drop Thursdey Self-Denial Plan

Comunittee Considering  Poultry Plan   Luckman Assembles Group To Weigh ‘Final Offer’ By Industry on Program   es Canssrving Cra

DUE TODAY ON POULTRY   Citizens Food Committee Will Decide Whether to Lift Poultryless Thursday Rule and Save Grain in Other Ways.

Citizen Food Body Weighs ‘Final Offer’ By Fow!l-Men  WVewtntuces Oe Td Ber   Decision Set Today On Request To Call Off Poultryless Day

VOTE AWAITE ON PISCARDING NO-FOWL DAY   POULTRY INDUSTRY PLEDGES GRAIN SAVING DRIVE

Little Cheer in Price Forecasts  Outlook Indicates Higher 1948 Prices

Food Group Studies Plan   Will Decide Today On Continuance of  Poultrvless Thursday

Luckman Calls Afternoon Conference   Poultry And Feed Men Put forth Another Plan

PREDICT HIGHER PRICES   Committee Meets For Decision On Poultryless Day

Food Committee Meets For Decision on  Poultryless Thursdays   Industry Representatives Make Final Offe In Bid to Eliminate Special Day And Still Save Great Total of Grains

‘Final Offer’ Made By Poultry Industry   Citizens Food Committee To Decide Today Whether To -Call Off Poultryless Thursday

Poultry, Feed Industries Hove Pten ta Sove Grain For Europe Other Woys,

GRAIN PLAN IN BALANCE Committee Decides Today ‘On Poultryless Thursday

HIGHER PRICES CONFRONT U. S$   Upward Trend Predicted as Committee Studies Newest Poultry Plan

DECISION ON ENDING POULTRY-LESS DAYS 10 BE MADE TODAY  FINAL OFFER IS MADE TO FOOD COMMITTEE BY INDUSTRY LEADERS

POULTRYLESS DAY DEBATED   Luckman Group Considers  Calling Off Idea

Poultry Day Decision Due   Grain-Saving Plan Of Industry Studied

Decide Today on Poultryless Thursday :   Luckman Group May Call Off Sacrifice Day

American Killed On Warfield   Died in Battle Aboard Jewish Refugee Ship Rearing 4.554 Persons

veto Would Kill Tax Cut, Taft Declares  Sees No Other Bill This Season

TAX CUT RULED OUT —F BILL IS VETOED   Taft Looks for No Reduction This Year in Event Truman Kills Measure.

Veto of Tax Bill Wouldn't Make Sense, Taft Says   But Such Action  Would Kill  Mate Thie Yanr

VETO MAY KILL TAX REDUCTIONS   Slashes In Income Lev) May Be Held Over For Next Year

Taft Contends Tax Cut Is Up to Truman   Senator Sees Slash In Debt Along With Lower Levies

SAYS VETO MIGHT KILL TAX SLASH   Taft Thinks Congress Won't Attempt To Pass Another Measure

J. & E. FOOD MARKET Heinz Baked Beans 21¢.—<Ad.   YP. J. BORDNER & (CO.

Friends Say Taft Against Lilienthal   Atomic Post Nominee Given Slight Chance of Approval

Taft Opposes Atom Chairman   Solon Joins Forces Against Lilienthal

Histi Winds Due To Hit Eastern States Tonight   ‘Mest Severe Cold Wave of i Season Moves Toward  : Atlantic Coast

SEVERE COLD WAVE. HEADING ~ EAST TODAY   Merc cury Dives Forty _Degtess: In Ten:. Hours   MIDWEST IS.-HIT   High Winds inds ‘Are Accompanying “Low Temperatures -

Mercury Hits The Skids:in Dizzy Fashion   Temperatures Go Down 40 Degrees Within 10 Hours

Mercury fits The Skids.In Dizzy Fashion  Temperatures Go Down 40 Degrees

Blizzard Hits Mid-West Area During Night   LOWEST TEMPERATURES ARE RECORDED IN NATION

COLD WAVE ENGULFS MIDWEST   Temperatures Drop 40 Degrees In 10 Hours

Mercury Tumbles Up to 40 Degrees in 10 Hours as Cold Grips Midwest

Publisher Dies In Fal! From His Apartment   C. Dorsey Warfield, 49, Took Over Helm Baltimore News-Post In 1937

SOVIET DRIVE ON GREECE HIT IN BLUNT TALK   U. S. Plans Report For Submission  To UN

HOPE TO AVERTGOAL WALKOUT   GOVERNMENT _-ASK8—-LEWIS AND MINE OWNERS TO - ‘OPEN NEGOTIATIONS —  “THIS MONTH

President Truman Calls For Prompt Action Halt Inflation Fix Emergency Needs Abroac   Republicans Say Truman Playing Politics Linking Prices, Aid In Special Call

Immediate Inflation End Sought   Truman Wants Relief Funds To ‘Relieve Cold and Hunger Abroad—Inflation Must Be Stopped. He Warns

President Calls For ‘Prompt And Courageous Action’ To Stop Inflation And Give France, Italy Protection

Truman Urges Action to Aid Hungry Abroad   High Prices Here, Help in Europe Held Challenge to U. 5.

Truman Calls For Quick Action To Curb Prices, Aid Europe   Emergency Help Said Needed By France, Italy To Avert Threat Of Totalitarian Groups Assuming Contro!] Loter

To Deal With Inflation At Special Term   Truman's Vital Speech Dwells On U.S. Policy Toward Foreign  Reliet Needs; Knocks High Prices At-Home

PRESIDENT URGES QUICK FOREIGN AID HALT TO INFLATION   Doesn’t Say What Measures He Will Ask of Special Conaress Session.   CITES NEED OF ACTION   Declares Two Top Problems Present Challenge to American People.

TIMELY ACTION TO AID EUROPE IS IMPERATIVE   President Also For Immediate Curbing Of Inflation At Home   POLITICS CHARGED BY 2 REPUBLICANS

Asks For Relief Of Hungry, Cold In Foreign Land   Broadcasts After Calling Congress

Action to Aid Hungry and Cold Is Urged   President Truman Addresses Nation on Europe Probler

“High Prices At Home Hunger, Cold In are A Challenge,’ Trumg         Presideat fa Broadcast Gives Racoone fer fis fei of Gongress Hevember 17th, ‘Heed Tes Pressing te Wall’, He Wares °

Europe’ s-Needs Are Urgent, President Truman Claims   Calls for Rapid Action To Curb. Hunaer and Cold

10 EUROPE ALSO ASKED   President Says Italy and France Must Have Assistance to Resist Totalitarian Pressures.   APPEAL BROADCAST TO THE NATION   Two Republicans Say He Is “Playing Politics” by Linking Foreign Help With Rising Prices.

European Aid Needed Now, Truman Says   Inflation at Home Must Be Curbed, He Tells People

Solons Called To Stop Inflation, Protect Europe   President’ Broadcasts His Reasons For Special Session Of Congress; But Withholds Full Detail Of Measures He Wiil Request

Action to Aid France, Italy Also Sought   Program Is Promised Congress When Lawmakers Conver e

Declares Rising Prices Must Be Met With Action   Radio Speech to Nation Bristles With Need for Speed

CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO OUTLINE PLAN FORLEGISLATORS   President Urges Help For France and Italy Aqainst Totalitarians

Radio Address Explains Reasons for Recalling  Congress Into Session   Demand For Curb on High Prices Brings Cry of Political Racket

TRUMAN MAKES PLEA FOR PROMPT ACTION   President Sees Great Hunger and Cold In European Countries

Congress Asked to Limit Powers of National Unions  Business Leaders   Business Leaders Want Industry-wide Bargaining Stopped

Labor Cartels  Assailed by Two  Industry Leaders Indusiry-Wide Bargaining  Ban Arked; Breakup ef Big Industries Asked hy Pepse:

Congress Is Urged to Prohibif Industry-Wide Labor Bargaining   Two Business Executives Criticize ‘Cartels’ At Senate Hearing; Pepper Opens Democratic Counter-Attack, Asks Curbs on Monopolies

Labor Cartels Are Assailed By Executives   Industry-wide ‘ Bargain Curbs Are Requested

ARMORY SITE APPROVED BY GEN. BOYLE   State to Require It Be Taken Into Citv. However

London Hawkers Ready To Turn Pretty Pennies At Royal Nuptials;s White Wedding Predicted

G.0.P. LEADERS CHEER REMAP OF DISTRICTS   South Cook Area Joins New Congressional Territory   TOWNSHIPS BENEFIT

Fight Looms - Over Merger Armed Unit:   Opponents Of Move In Sen. ate Committee Demand Proof Tt Will Save Money:

Battle Shapes Up In Senate Committee Over  tuman’s Plans For Merger Of Armed Forces

NEW HOPE CLUB WOMEN MAKE IMAGINARY TOUR   Miss M. Elizabeth Price ; Shows Buropean Scenes   FEDERATION REPORTS

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities ‘of Interest To  All in The Various  Communities  ‘CEEANED BY SCRIBES

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN :  Telegraph Editor Can Sew, So His Wife Offers To Mow‘

‘Men Smarter Than Women,’ Asserts Missourian, and Proceeds to Prove T;

CC TO I se  Negro Ho! Holds Lue ky Ticket At “Drawing for Cadillae; He Gets Only His $1 Back

NEGRO WINS AUTO! GETS $1 INSTEAD   Colored Man Told te Stay in His Own Backyard.

WOMAN EDITOR UPHELD  Contempt Charge Dismissed By Mississippi Supreme Cour

U.S. Seamen Join Reds In French Port Strike   CIO Crew of American, Wheat Ship Quit: At Marseille, Clamors Against Marshall Plan. Taft Act and French Use of Force

Americans Join Communist Strike   Relief Ship Crew Strikes In Sympathy With 80,000 Communist-Led French

Blaze Levels Fremont Mill: $100,000 Loss   Flames Started With Explosion

U. S. Advises Europe On Marshall Plan   Meeting Told : Help Mat Be  Tl ace Neovt Year

PLAN GOAL IN EUROPI   Lovett Says U.S. Is More Concerned With How Nations Can Co-operate Economically Than With Estimate of Cost.

U.S. Warns Plan. To Aid Europe Has To Be ‘Reasonable   Undersecretary . Lovett Adm nishes. Demands: .  Din inieli  + Wear:

Marshall Plan Being Studied  At Conference   Demands on American Aid Must Diminish by Next Year, One Official States.

U.S. Cautions Europe on Big  Aid Requests   Paris Conference  On Marshall Plan Warned Our Help Must Be Cut Soon

US Assistance Must Diminish   Undersecretary Avoids Discussion of 29 Billion Estimate for Relief

Nations Must Slash Demands  For U.S. Aid   Reasonable, Realistic Plan Sought; Europe Asks 29 Billions Under Setun

U5. TELLS EUROPEAN NATIONS AID PROGRAM MUST BE REASONABLE   State Department Official Alsc Says Realism Must Enter Considerations   U. S. ATTITUDE OUTLINED

Europe Warned To Expect Only Reasonable Aid   U.S. to Place Emphasis on Self-Help Plan

Sixteen Nations Drafting Program For Economic Recovery Officially Advised That Setup Also Must Be Reasonable In Order To Gain American Acceptance — Undersecretary Of State Stipulates That Demand On U. S. Assistance Must Diminish

WORKABLE AID PLAN DEMANDED   Nations Told Blueprint Must Be Reasonable And Realistic

Super Synchronoton With Capacity of 10 Billion Volts Is a Possibility

Red Cross Has Busy Year In Plymouth County  Henry Harms Is Re-elected Chairman For This Year

ce A  Red Cross Has _ Busy Year In Plymouth County  Henry Harms Is  Re-elected Chairman Far Thie Veaav

Wilson to Seek Return to Senate  Announces Candidacy tin Short Stat

Britain Demands Coup Evidence —   Russ Spurn Request From U. 5. '  For Hunearian’s ‘Coufession’

WOUNDED COP STOPS BANDIT   Another Officer Killed as They Surprise Holdup Suspect

APPEAL IS FILED   Legal Battle Looms Over Removal of Land From  Drainage Area

APPEAL IS FILED   Battle Looms Ove moval of Land From Drainage Area

MOSCOW RUMORS BIG FOUR PARLEY MAY BE NEAR END   British Delegation Reported Ready to leave for  Pe ee, ee Cee

Marshall and Stalin Fail to End Stalemate   Face-to-Face Talk at Kremlin Leaves Deadlock; Parley May Close Soon

Marshall’s Visit To Stalin Fails To End Deadlock   Session ‘Accomplished Nothing,’ ‘Accorémg To Only Report on 90-Minute Conference;  Rumor Hints Breakup of Moscow Discussions

(GEN, MARSHALL SHES STALIN AT KREMLIN   Conversations With Russian Generalissimo Fails to Break Deadlock.

Stalin And Marshall Acconiplish   Their Face to Face Effort in Kremlin to Break Big Four Deadlock Is Failure

90-MINUTE KREMLIN TALK ACCOMPLISHES NOTHING-BiG 4 STILL DEADLOCKED

Reports Stalin And Marshall “Accomplished Nothing” In Their Meeting At The Kremlin

Marshall-Stalin Talk Said to Have Achieved Nothing   British Delegation Reported to Be Leaving Moscow Conference Tuesday

U, 5, AID BUREAU GAINING FAVOR   GOP Lining Behind Plan Fo Independent Agency To Handle European Gifts

cai ars idk “alee = Sushi 5 SEES: 6A SOUTHERN ILLINOIS PEACH PRICES

Bonus Bill To  Be Presented   Texas Vets Would Get $1 Per Day For Foreian And 50 Cents Home Service

Hal Boyle Invites You Into His Private Dream World — Almost Very Tough Place

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Our ‘Philosopher’ Lets Us Have Peek At ‘Dream World’

ENGLAND ASKS REVIEW MADE OF OCCUPATION   Europe’s Production I Need Of Big Boost  From America

Seeks to Cut Tis Share of Huge Cost   Meeting af Senate Appropriations Committee Is Called

: alls ra ‘or Meet OF The Ap propridtions Committee On September 20.

British, U. S. To Review Cost Of Occupation   Britain Prepared Ask U. S. Take Larger Share

United States To Study Pact On Occupation   Cost Of Running German Zones Will Be  Reviewed

Britain Thinks US Should Take ‘Over Zone Task   Powers Plan Discussior in October Regarding German Occupation

Hurls Charge of ‘Blackjacking   Assemblyman Assails Tactics of Senators

Buse Denies Red Ties  R. J. Thomas Tangles Wiiek Baoan NHNatiman

COMMUNISM NO STRIKE ISSUE?   CIO Executive Claims AllisChalmers Walkout Result Of Plain Labor Rift

Weather...   Communism Not Issue = Thomas   Denies Charges Made b Allis Spokesmen at House Hearing.

Labor Leaders Deny Red Tint   Thomas, Buse Are Grilled  Bv Hanuze Cammiitec

15-Year-Old Boy Says He Stabbed Two Chicago: Women, One. Fatally

—COMMUNISTS CALLED TO FIGHT ‘AMERICAN IMPERIALISM —  Russia Pledges Defeat of Marshall P!

Gen. Zhdanov: Soviet to Apply All lts Strenath   Makes Revelation _ at Meeting of Nine Nations’ Red Leaders

About 30 Jews Severely Wounded; Unloading From Third Vessel Most Violent Of All

Violence Reported As Jewish Refugees Are Taken From Ship   Last Part of Job Finished as Troops Fight Men. Women

BRITISH TROOPS USE FORCE TO REMOVE JEWISH ..EFUGEES FROM TROOPSHIP AT HAMBURG

WAUSAU PAPER UNIONS STRIKE   General Manager Loses Contract; Workers Ask Explanation

Losses in Fruit And Fuel Counted ” As Cold Recedes   Intense Cold Is Slowly Leaving Except in Maine And Southwest

Florida Begins Totaling Crop Damage; Temperatures Swinging Back To Normal In Midwest; Snow In New York   ICE FORMING ON DISTRICT RIVERS

Winter Losing Grip In East   Midwest Returning Te Normal: Crop Loss In Florida Heavy

Winter’s Grip Is Relaxing   Temperature Rises Slowly; Florida Counts Damage: Layoffs Continue

Cold Weather Begins To Ease Up In Natio   WARMER TEMPERATURES REPORTED FOR U. S. TODAY

EASES UP IN MIDDLEWEST   Continues In Florida; Fruit Crop Damaged

UN ‘Cease Fire’ Order-MockeryWriter-Learns   Fighting Fierce As. Ever In Indonesia; Dying Hasn’t: Ended: ;

Indonesian War Grows More Deadly  Since Cease-Fire Order From U. N.

NO CEASE-FIRE FOR INDONESIA   More Men Dying Now Than When War Was Officially On

U.S. MAY AID IF CIVIL WAR GRIPS FRANCE   London Reports Indicate Bi dault Was Promised American Help

SAY U.S. READY  TO OPPOSE REDS   Help Reported  Pledged Against French Strikes Or Civil War

BLACKHAWKS TOP WOODLAWN ODIN POST 671 HOSTS AT THEN BOW TO SALEM COUNTY LEGION MEETING

Tornado Strikes Louisiana Town: Two Are Killed   50 Homeless, High Damage Is Reported

SAWDUST SLAYING ‘STORY ALTERED BY IVET’S STATEMENT   ‘Now Claims He Was Not Wit ness to Alleged Crime But Was Told of Details

(C10_ATTACKS BILL ESIGNED TO CURB RTAL PAY SUITS   -Contend Proposed Legislation Violates Principles of Our Constitution

clo Hits Legislation to Outlaw Portal Pay Suits Says Constitution.Is Violated

CIO Leader Claims Ban on Portal Suits Is Violation of Constitution

TWLO COUNSEL   Proposed Legislation to Outlaw Portal-to-Portal Pay, a Violation?   STATEMENT ISSUED   Subcommittee Considering the Wiley and Capehart Measures.

C. I. O. lAits Portal Pay Lesislation   Union Claims Violation of Constitutional Rights; Suits for 4 Billion Would Fade   Steelworkers Jfticial Says Public Would Fee) ‘Catastroplie’

Move To Outlaw Portal Pay Suits Hit By C10   Proposed Legislation Unconstitutional, Attorney Charges

ClO Carries Portal Fight To Congress   Says Principles of Constitution Are Violated by Plans To Block Suits

‘Principles of U. S. Constitu tion Are Violated if Measures Are Passed, They Say.         UNION SEEKING TO COLLECT BACK PAY

C10 Raps Move ln Congress To Outlaw Suits   Two Bills V Would Knock Out Suits F led, Restrict New Ones.

Union Leader Charges Anti-Portal-to-Portal Pay Bills Violate Constitution

Anti-Portal-Pay Bills Called Illegal by CIO   Union Attorney Opening Battle Refore Senate lo Protect Suits

ClO RAPS BILLS TO OUTLAW SUITS FOR PORTAL PAY  VIOLATE PRINCIPLES  OF CONSTITUTION, CENATEC cRNIP TON

CIO Pretesis Laws Against ‘Portal’ Suits   Union Leaders Declare Pro* posed Legislation Violates Principles Of Constitution

Thirty-Five Hurt As Part Of Theatre Ceiling Collapses   Unusual Accident Occurs In Theatre At Meadville Thursday Night

Foiled Payroll Plot, Claim   Planned to Blow Up Payroll Truck With Nitro, Officer Says

SOLONS TO END O-WEEK SPECIAL SESSION TODAY   Second Session of 80th Congréss Convenes Jan. 6

Congress Preparing To End 5-Week Emergency Session With Stop-gaps Aid Bill Today

Racing Against Time to Bolster Britain's Position   Anglo-American Grouy Meets in Secret  Washington Parley

BRITAIN FUNDS RAPIDLY VANISH   Negotiators Struggle Against Time To Bolster Nation’s ~ Eaanomice

GOP Tax Body Ignores Demos   Doughton Believes Non-Partisan Tax Bill Most Suitable

DEMOS PROTEST GOP TAX PLANS   Rep. Forand Declares Rival Party Ignoring Others in Preparing Slashes

Democrats Say G.O. P. Has Ignored   Them in Preparing New Tax Measure

DEMOCRATS ASSAIL GOP TAX-DRAFTERS   Ignored When House Group Prepared Levy - Slashing Measure, They Charge,

Weather Forecast   War To Ban C ommunists Is Launched   Legislative Drive, Backed By Administration, Starts In Congress

Communist Ban To Be Debated   House Committee to Begiti Hearings on Pending Measures

KAISER-GETS— “MENTAL TES]   EX-COLUMBUS MAN WHO —_SHOT _AT_BHICKER SENT __  —-“TO-HOS PIT AL_FOR— oe ' CHECKUP

Man Who Fired At Sen. Bricker To Be Arraignec   Formal Charge Against Assailant Is Assault With Intent To Kill

SENATE SAFETY QUESTIONED BY BRICKER   OQhioan May Ask Leniency for His Assailant, However

Sen. Bricker Assailant Held For Mental Test   Kaiser Case Continued 30 Days While Admitted Gunman Is In Hospital

Sizzling Heat Relief Remote   Most Of Nation Swelters As Mercury Hits 108 Dearees

Sizzling Heat May Be Over Thursday, The Bureau Thinks  108-Degree Temperature Registered in Dakota as Tops Yesterday

HEAT TAKES ITS TOLL IN ENTIRE NATION   Country Is Scorched From Rockies to Appalachian Mts.

SIZZLING HEAT WAVE UNABATED   Temperatures Go Over 100 Mark; No Relief For Day At Least

TWO COMMUNITIES IN PATH OF LAVA FROM FILIPINO VOLCANO IBEING EVACUATED BY RESIDENTS

Says Greek War Will Continue   Spokesman Says If Political Situation Is Same,  Fight Will Go On

Parade to End VFW State Meet   Frank Hilton, of Womelsdorf, Will Be  State Commander

Hilton Sole Nominee For  V.F.W. Head   Veterans Close Annual Meeting With Rico Parade

State Labor Bill Discussed At Joint Hearings  Industry To Attempt  To Cripple Labor

Porier Urges  Aid To Greece   Makes Report To Congress On Conditions In Greece And Problems Faced

HEAD OF ECONOMIC MISSION SAYS GREECE NOW LIV. ‘ING “ON BORROWED  . TIME”

Dr. McLoone’s Body Found Along Road   Car Recovered Nearby; Sheriffs of Area Alerted

New U.S. Atomic Tests in Pacific Will Be Cloaked in Utmost Secrecy

Secret Work Bared in Talk   Devices Assembled At Los Alamos ‘Lab’

Eniwetok Chosen For Experiments... .  Hint U. $. To Test New Atomic Weapon

ARRANGE SECRET TESTING GROUND ON PACIFIC SLE   LILIENTHAL REPORTS NEW METHODS FOUND FOR ATOMIC WEAPONS

MAKE ENIWETOK SECRET ATOMIC TESTING ISLAND   Rumor New Weapons After Announcement of Proving Grounds

Lilienthal Reports “Weapons Making   Uraniam and Plutonium ‘Are Sources of Power, '. We Declares

U. $. Making New Atomic Weapons Now   Lilienthal Says. Being Designed And Made At Los Afamo:

Secret A-Bomb Tests Planned   Eniwetok Atoll to be Site of — New Exnerimente

Lilienthal Reports on Production   Eniwetok, Pacific Atoll, Readied for ‘Proving Ground

Does Not Reveal if “Weapons Bombs In Speech to Group   Assembly Point at Closely Guarded Los Alamos Laboratories

Eniwetok Is fo Become "Atomic Isle’   American Scientists te Carry Out Atomic Tests ia Secrecy There

New, Secret Atom Tests on Eniwetok Suggest Even More Deadly Weapons

Secrecy Shrouds New Weapon Tes!   Atomic Commission Reveals Island To Be Used In Research

Atomic Energy Commission Orders Full Security Re strictions for Experiments on Pacific Atoll.

Plutonium And Uranium Used In A-Weapons   Disclosure Made By Lilienthal In Address At Atlantie City

BOTH URANIUM, PLUTONIUM GO TO LOS ALAMOS   Testing Area To Be Created At Remote Eniwetok Atoll In Pacific’s Waters

US. Scientists Will Test Terrible New Weapons In Secret   Armed.Forces Closing Off Atoll In-Pacific:As Proving Grounds.

Plan New Atomic Tests   Eniwetok to. Be Site Of Super-Secret Project; New Nuclear _ Fission Weapon Hintec

U.S. Making Atomic Weapons Of Uranium, Plutonium Says Lilienthal

U.S. Projects Atomic Tests in Secrecy   Scientists Work On New Weapons

LEADER TELLS OF A-PROGRESS   Lilienthal Announces More Atom Weapons Perfected

U.S. Fences in Tiny Pacific Atoil for Atomic Research   Eniwetok Group to Be Scene of Future Development of Nev Fundamental Data

Plans For New Atomic Tests By U.S. Group   COMMISSION REVEALS DETAILS OF ARMY PROJECT

Scientilic Tests in Remote Pacitic Imply New Atom Weapons tor U.S.

Fresh Atomic Tests Behind Curtain Of Absolute Secrecy Prompt Speculation Of New Weapons

USE URAAIIM BY THE TON NEW WEAPONS   Plutonium Also Developed ir Greater Production, Lilienthal Says...

U.S. Is Producing Atomic Weapons From Two Minerals  Uranium, Plutonium Both Being Used, Board Chairman Says

Uranium and Plutnium Are Used in Production, Says Lilienthal in N. Ji Address

New Atomic Weapons Suggested By Plan For Secret Tests On Remote Islands

U. S. Is Producing New AtomicWeapons   Revelation Made by Lilienthal, Who Says Both Uranium and Plutonium Are Being Employed in Manufacture.

BANKER WILLS ESTATE TO HIS SECRETARY   Man Killed Himself Last Week Over Leve Of Woman To Wham We fires £158 600

Miners Quit Pits Over Labor Bill   6,000 In Western Pennsylvania Vote  To Stop Work

Jewish National Counetl Refuses to Ald Government in Wiping Out Underground — Impuritant British Valley Statement Believed Forthconung,

REST OF WORLD   Non - Surrender Position - Strengthened by Rejectton of Ultimatum

Jews Appeal To World Aid   British Ultimatum Rejected by Council

Ultimatum Terms On Martial Law Defied By Jews   Palestine Underground   Leaders Call for Support OF Free Nations

Underground Defies British MartialLaw .   Irgun Appeals for World Support in Palestine Battle

CHARGES OF BODY SNATCHING IN TEXAS CITY DISASTER BY SOME UNDERTAKERS PROBED BY IESTER

PORTAL WAGES MAY HINGE ON ‘DE = MINIMIS”   Supreme Court Directs Cases Dismissed If Time Is Trifling

Governmental Split In Portal Policy Chargec  Clark And WHA Are Divided, Lawyer Says

Charge Allorney General. And Wage-Hour. Officials - Split on ‘Portal’ Views

U. 5. 15 SPLIT ON PORTAL PAY ISSUE   Labor Attorney Says Clari Has Failed to Enlist Aid of Wage-Hour Adminis tration in Fight.

CHARGE SPLIT IN GOVT. OVER PORTAL SUITS   Labor Attorney Claims Clark Denied Aid Of Wage-Hour Agency

Walling Denies Disagreement  On Portal Pay   Government Split Charged by Attorney:  Hearing Recesses

British Retrench On Expenses Shared With U. S.  Financial Setbacks Cause Reversal Of Earlier Plans

Britain To Cut Financial Pledges Anew   BECAUSE OF INTERNAL ECONOMIC PLIGHT, STEP TAKEN

Britain Advises U.S. Informally Of Pending Cuts   Wants To Use American Credit At Home Instead Of For Occupied Zone

Britain Says Can't Carry Her Fifty-Fifty Share In Germany   Trying To Stretch Dwindling Supply Of American Doilars, May Ask Revision Of Occupation Cost Deal

Fast Pace Set In Assembly's Special Session   One Bill Adds Another Cent tc Gasoline Tax

FAST PACE SET IN YESTERDAY'S OPENING ROUND    Passage of Gas Tax and High way Bill Completed by Legislators.

—SESSION MAY END TONIGHT— Legislature S peeds  Governor’s Program

British Hoping Some Restrictions  May Be Modified   Prime Minister Expected To Make Announcement Of Relief During Day  (/PBTIT ee TIN)

BRITAIN MAY EASE COAL RESTRICTIONS   Attlee To Explain Situation Before Commons

NEW OUTBURST OF VIOLENCE IN PALESTINE   “Bombs -and’Mines ‘Used by AntiBritish Groups

STATE SENATORS ASK PASSAGE. OF WORKS PROGRAM   REDUCE GOVERNOR’S BID 25 MILLION TO AID SCHOOLS, ROADS

Green’s Building ~ Program Cut by Funds Committee   Reduction of $25,000,000 Would Free More for Schools, Hospitals

WASHINGTON MERRY -GO- ROUND   DREW PEARSAN SAYS:  TRUMAN FENDS THAT THREE'S A CROWD; CIO'S MURRAY OK'S TRUMAN'S LABOR PROPOSALS; DEMOCRATS BAR COOD MEN FROM COMMI?PLEES.

Big Steel And Union Make Peace   Settlement  To Be Announced Monday

FORMER FEDERAL JUDGE FREED AT CONSPIRACY TRIAL   Johnsen, Acquitied But. Two  Sons, Two Others Get  Delcam Yarme -

RETIRED DISTRICT JUDGE IS ACQUITTED. OF IRREGULARITIES ON FEDERAL BENCH   However Johnson's Two Sons Are Guilty; Receive Sentence

IRED JURIST VEN ACQUITTAL   Others Convicted on "eguiarities Charges

'Ex-U.S. Jurist and One Son Acquitted; Four Other Defendants Adjudged Guilty.

UONGRESS GROUP IO STUDY STRIKE   ITU Dispute at Chicago to Be Investigated by Committee

General Marshall Silent on New Job, Presidency   To Press Demand for World Press Freedom

INDICTMENT OF. - COUPLE LOOMS   SHERIFF SAYS NEW EVIDENCE TO BE PRESENTED JURY IN YACHT BLAST CASE

Court Martial Bill Introduced   Measure Will Give GI’s Break Durham Says Is Needed

Raps U.S. In Big 4  Failure   Molotov Denounces Britain, France For Supporting America

RECOVERY IS RETARDED BY RUSS—HOOVER   Ex-President Urges Separate Peace © With Japan

KANSAS CITY SET AS ‘RAID’ TARGET IN LARGE FLIGHT   Superforts jn Greatest Peace —Time MassDemonstration  Fiy Over Missour;

Two Men Killed Near Catskill   Men Were Discussing Accident Wheu Hit by Third Car

STATE HIGH COURT ETS DEATH DATE FRIDAY. JUNE 13        Young ’Slated to.Go to Chair for Killing of Santa Fe Woman: No Appeal Filed

Tenure Limit ls Agreed on   Senate Rett Call Vote of 59-23 Okehs Plan

CLOSED SHOP BAN REJECTED   NEW KING IN GREECE May Help Truman Program

TWO CANADIANS SEIZED BY REDS   Officers of Control Council  Accused of Entering  Soviet Prussia.

MR. TRUMAN TO ASK CONGRESS FOR CONTROLS  Chief Executive Preparing Message He   Chief Executive Pres paring Message He Will Deliver In Person Monday.

Truman to Ask Control Over Steel   Allocation Plan May Be Advocated In Message to Coneress Monday

Will Request Use of Steel By Allocation   Congress To Receive White House Plans For Price Battle

Prepares To Ask Power Over Steel, Coal, Wheat  \n Message To Congress   President Is Whipping Up Address Requesting Emergency Rationing Authority Over Fertilizer And Industrial Machinery.

Truman May Seek Control Over Steel, Other Vital Material   Request for ‘Allocation’ Powers Reported Set for Monday Address At Special Session of Concress

Truman Will Ask Power to Control Critical Materia   Appeal for Direct Con sumer Rationing Not Expected in Congress Talk

TRUMAN TO ASK CONTROLS FOR SCARCE GOODS   Wants To Regulate Steel Machinery, Coal To Battle Inflation

TRUMAN TO ASK FOR CONTROL OF CRITICAL ITEMS   Sicel Listed; No Return of Rationing, Price Control! Seen

Control of Steel Sought By Truman  Power Will Be ‘Asked In  Mandav’« Meccan:

PRESIDENT MAY ASK GUARDS ON CRITICAL ITEMS   Allocation Actions Expected To Be Requested Jn Talk To Special Session

WILL REQUEST NEW CONTROLS   Message to Special Session Of Congress Will Be Delivered in Person

President Expected to Ask for Power to Control Use of Stee! in Address to Congress Monday

Act To Forecast New Hurricanes  om: ee ee   Hope To Discover Most Winds At Early Stages

cxperts Studying Hurricane Cause  Air Force Expert Offers New Theory

Bofore Birth: Science Believes Hurricanes Can Be Forecast Weeks Ahead,

All Nations To Have Part In Aid Group   Conference of 16 States  Of Europe Orens on Note of Harmony.

Labor Board Plan Gets Opposition   Schwellenbach Says ‘Can’t Get Results’

CLOSED SHOP BALLOT URGED   Senator Would Have Issue Decided in Each Case By Secret Vote

Schwellenbach Opposes New Mediation Unit   Wants to Keep U. S. Conciliation Service; Portal Hearing Set

U.S. Mediation Service Uphelc   Secretary of Labor  Defensive Role

Ball Closed Shop Measure Described'As Too Drastic   Senator McCarthy Wants Hot Issue Lifted From  --Realm-of- ‘Bargaining—Schwellenbach Defends— a , een. eee

Labor Bureau Against New Proposals   Schwellenbach Is Anxious to Keep Conciliation Setup

UN Security Council Approves Al erican Request Fo or ‘Delay In Consideration Of Disarmament   Austin Will Talk With Marshall to. Learn U: S. Policy. —

Austin Wants Atomic Views   ‘Talk With Marshall Delays U. N. Action

AUSTIN TO CONFER WITH MARSHALL ON PROBLEMS OF U.N.   Atomic Energy Controi and Dis. armament Will Be Under  oer

Austin iviaps Atomic Talks With Marshal!  Wins Delay In Arms Cut Debate

Austin Maps Atomic Talks WithMarshal  Si ne a es   Discussions Are Also Planned  On Disarmament

Marshall Sets Early Talks on  Disarmament  U.N, Postpones Issue as Courtesy   U.N, Postpones Issue as Courtesy To United States

19 Jap Officers Ordered Freed   Austin, Marshall To Confer On U.S. Atomic Control Plan

GIVEADVISEFOR FLY CONTROL   Campaign On In Taylor; State Health Dept. Help:

GIVES NEW SLOGAN   Russell Carter Suggests to Haskell Grads They “Give to Live”

DANGEROUSSTORM REPORTED AT SEA   AIRPLANE REPORTS HURRICANE WINDS OF 143 MILES HOUR

Atlantic Storm Is Turning Into Hurricane   Some Winds Reach 14: Miles Per Hour; Ships Given Warning

Atlantic Storm Real Hurricane  Weather Bureau Says "Very Dangerous”

WIND ROARING AT VELOCITY OF 143   Navy Plans To Fly Planes Into Disturbance  DRY IGE   May Be Used In Effort To “Bust” Severe Storm; Barometer Drops

Hurricane Is Moving Up Atlantic  Is Described As ‘Very Dangerous

Army Plane Pierces Disturbance and Finds Barometric Pressure at Center Had Dropped to 28.85 Inches, It Reported

HURRICANIE HITS SPEED OF 143 MPH   Scientisis Not Ready to Try Dry Ice Experiment

Hurricane Roars Toward  ‘Path Of Truman’s Ship   ‘Big Mo’ Can Outrun It; Winds Rage at 143-mile-an-hour Velocity

ArgentinaAgrees To Treaty Terms   Withdrawal of Her A mendment Permits Un_ animous Adoption of The Mexican Compromise

Inter-American Defense Treaty Ready fo Sign   Compromises Mark Way of Agreement Reached in Brazil Session

ARGENTINA GIVES UP TREATY FIGHT   AMENDMENT THAT CAUSED FLARECY IN INTER-AMERICAN PARLEY WITHDRAWN.

GUARDS WATCH WINNIE JUDD   Hospital Probing Escape Of Trunk Murderess, Free 12 Hours

$3,500 Sum Taken in Bank Robbery  Cashier Is Blutied by Daring Bandit

BANDIT  SOUGHT AT STATE CAPITAL   Grocery Clerk Is Robbed of $2000; Later Is Bound.

Treasure Island Barracks Razed   2000 Men Battle Fire; 2 Bay Cities Send Help: 33 Firemen Injured

BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY SAILS   LEAVE ENGLAND FOR TRIP TO SOUTH AFRICA

—Bombay, India—  700 DIE IN SHIP SINKING   Monsoon Storm Sends Steamer To Bottom Of Sea

ileavy Swells U pset Boat: 15 To 20 Saved   Captain Is Among 11 Crew Members Saved; Sinks in 5 Minutes

700 Said Lost As Waves Sink  Indian Steame!      ‘15 to 20° Reported Save In Arabian Sea Tragedy As Monsoon Sirikes

Few Survivors Of Tragedy In Monsoon  Nearly 700 Reported Dead As Giant Waves Sink Indian Ship

700 Dead as Coastal  Ship Sinks   India Reporis Small Vessel Sunk bsy Two Immense Waves

Passenger Vessel Capsized By Tremendous Wave; Less Than 20 Survive Disaster

700 Passengers Die  As Vessel Capsizes   Coastal Ship Sinks . In Monsoon-Swept Ara bian Sea

NEARLY 700 PERISH WHEN VESSEL SINKS   }Menssen Eozulfs Ship 11 Miles Soulk Of Bombay; Few Sarcivers

700 LOSE LIVES AS VESSEL SINKS      SMALL COASTAL SHIP CAP. SIZED BY TWO WAVES SOUTH OF BOMBAY.

70 Drowned as Ship Capsizes In Arabian Sea   Tremendous Waves Sink Coastal Vessel During Monsoon

WIVES CAPSITE SHIP, 700 LOST   Passenger Vessel Sink: In Arabian Sea South Of Bombay

700 Drowned When Indian Ship Capsizes   Only 20 Saved In Arabian Sea

Nearly 700 Passengers Feared Lost When Vessel Is Capsized by Waves

OHIO SENATOR ACCUSES, AbMINISTRATION. SPOKESMAR "OF NOT ACTING IN GOOD_FAITH._

She Promises To Reimburse   English Girl Passes Up First GI Love For Another.

POLAND JOINS IN ASSAULT ON MARSHALL   Russia and Satellite Nations in Renewed  Blasts on U. S.

MARSHALL AID PLAN DRAWS DENUNCIATION   Gromyko Demands UN Order Soldiers From Greece

Jom Hands To Oppose Our Policy   Gromvko And Lange Denounce American Course In Balkans

Birth Ot Two Dominions Ends 300 Years Of British Rule Over India

INDIANS GET ~NEW LEADERS   MEANWHILE FIFTY PERSONS ARE REPORTED KILLED IN” OUTBREAK NEAR  LAHORE.

Ten Dead, 15 Hurt In Jerusaiem Blast   Jewish Undergroung - Blows Up British ee. * Fee on ae

Blast Kills 16 in Officers Club at  Jerusalem Today Mars Quiet Sabbath;  11 Others Hurt and 94 B.ce,0e8 AdAscosma

Sabbath Blast Wrecks British Officers Club   10 Killed, 15 Injured And 21 Missing After Bomb is Hurled in Riot

Attackers, Police Exchange Gunshot   Helmeted Troops Search Agency Ae Blact Causes Fifteen Deaths

16 Killed Wher Jews Blow Up Officer Club   Three-Story Structure i: Jerusalem Wrecked; Many Missing

Heavy Casualties    Feared in New Holy Land Bombinc   British Officers Club in Jerusalem Wrecked bu Bige+

EXPLOSION RIPS BRITISH CLUB IN HEART OF CITY   15 Others Known Injured In Explosion; Police Begin — Search For Guilty

BRITISH CLUB WRECKED; 24 LISTED MISSING   Traditional Sabbath Quiet ts Shattered; Police Search For Perpetrators

WRECKS BRITISH  OFFICERS CLUB,  15 PERSONS DIE REPORT 16 INJURED  AND 24 MISSING IN EXPLOSION OF BOMB

Fifteen  Injured, 24: More Missing   Club For Officers From Britain Is Blast Scene

British Officers Club In Jerusalem Is Wrecked; 15 Injured, 24 Missing

Blast Wrecks Three Story (Officers Club   15 Injured, 24 Missing In Explosion

15 Killed in Violence in Jerusalem   British Officers’ Club Is Wrecked by Explosion; Gunfire Accounts for three of Deaths

Heavy Bomb Blast Shatters Officers’ Clubin Jerusalem  Expect Casualties To Be Heavy; No  Accurate Count Yet

19 Known Dead Today in Explosion   Blast is Irside Security Zone Barricades, on the  Jewish sabbath

Blast Rips Holy Land On Sabbath   Heavy Casualties © Estimated. As Bomb Is Tossed Into Club This Afternoon

Explosion Wrecks British Officers’ Club; 24 Persons Missing; Troops Start Roundup of Suspects in Area

Police, Troops Search Jewish Agency, Synagogue in Hunt for Perpetrators

Blast Wrecks Officers’ Club   16 Killed And 17 Are Injured By Latest Jerusalem Rombing

Terrorist Bomb Toll  Set At 10   Jews Blow Up Officers’ Club In Jerusalem; Three Arrested

10 Dead, 15 Injured And 24 Missing   Armed Men Shoot At Guards Soon After. . The Explosion..

Officers’ Club Is Wrecked By Explosion   Score Missing, Others Hurt as Fighting Breaks Again Today

T WRECKS BRITISH CLUB FOR OFFICERS   24 Others Missing as Sabbath Stillness Broken by Terrorism.

Living Quarters Target OF Bomb   Terrific Sabbath Explosion Shatters Windows Of Jewish Agency Offices

-~-EXPLOSION—  Club Used By Officers Is Wrecked  15 Injured And 24 Listed As Missing

Casualties Not Determined;  May Be Heavy   Armed Men Ring Officers Club; Fire On Guards Before Explosion

Officers’ Club In Jerusalem  Bomb Target   Sabbath Day Explosion Rips British Quarters  As Authorities Detain  Jewish Immigrants

Bomb Blast Rips British Officers  Jerusalem Club   16 Die; Explosions Rock Haifa

JEWISH GANGS BLAST BRITISH OFFICERS’ CLUB   Explosion Toll In Jerusalem Claims Ten Lives

Explosion Wrecks Club In Jerusalem   Fifteen Killed, 24 Missing In Blast la Officers Club

Jerusalem Hangout of Officers Hit   15 Dead, 15 Injured, 24 Missing in Explosion In Sabbath Calm.

15 Killed When . British Officer Club Is Bombed  Sabbath Day Blas Jars All Jerusalem

Officers Club In Jerusalem Demolished   No Estimate As To Number Of Injured

Holy Land Sirife  At Least 10 Dead as Jews (Rock Jerusalem with Blast

24 Missing, 15 Others Injured in Jerusalem   Rescue Parties Rake Ruins of British Army Building -

Blast Wrecks Officers Club      More Than 12 Dead, 20 Injured In Explosion

Bomb Wrecks Building Housine Officers’ Club   Number of Men Shoot at Guards Preceding Blast

15 Dead, 15 Injured, 24 Missing As Blast Wreck: British Club In Jefisalem

Explosion Followed By Flames   Terrific Blast Rocks Capital; Windows In City Shattered For Miles Around

Probe Palestine Rubble... .  BELIEVE MANY DIE ~ AS BOMB EXPLODES

BLAST WRECKS OFFICERS CLUB IN JERUSALEM   Say Casualties Must Be Heavy In Explosion

BLAST WRECKS BRITISH CLUB   15 Dead As Holy Land Ex‘plosion Shatters Sabbath

15 Persons Injured; 24 Are Missing   50 Believed in Building At Time of Explosion

1d ARE KILLE IN PALESTINE EXPLOSION   15 Are Reported Injured, 24 On Missing List   ARMED MEN   Surround 3-Story Building Before Bombing; Search Launched For Guilty

BLAST KILLS 1 IN JERUSALEM   Fifteen Others Hurt; 24 _ Missing After British Club Explosion

' Authorities Estimated More Than Twelve Persons Were Killed.   TWENTY WERE INJURED   Army Officer Said It Would He Impossible to Estimate the Dead.

IN PALESTINE   . in Club; Cther Explosions Start Fires   FIRE REPORTED RAGING ~ IN HAIFA DOCKS AREA

Heavy Blast Levels British Jerusalem Club  15 Killed, 15 Hurt And 24 Missing; Explosion Shotters Ouiet OF Sabbath

Administration And Industry Again At Odds   NAM President Says Workers Buying Powe: High: Schwellenbach Refutes Statement

_abor Day Brings New Administration--Industry Disagreement Over Current Prices And What They Mean To The Working Man.

PRICE BATTLE OPENS AFRESH ON LABOR DAY   Government, [Industry In Opposing Views On Cost Boosts

Union Leaders Call for Drive To Repeal Act   Industry Argues With Truman on Costs of Living

Labor’s Buying Power ls Greater   Cabinet Minister Says Worker ls Still Behind

Prices Hold Spotlight In Controversy   Schwellenbach And NAM Head Exchange Words

Communists Win Hungarian Election   Holiday Brings New Price Disagreement

Union Leaders Call For Repeal Of Labor Act   Administration And Industry Disagree Over Price Issue

Schwellenbach Denies N. A. M. Man’s Claim That Buying Power Is Higher

DISPUTE ON PRICES, WAGES TOUCHED OFF AGAIN ON HOLIDAY   INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT - CLASH ANEW OVER HIGH COSTS. BUYING POWER

Holiday Finds Government, ‘Industry at Odds On Prices While Labor Chiefs Rap New Act

Industry And Admistration Argue On Costs  NAM Head Says Labor Has High  Buvina lla

U. S.- Industry Hare Up Again   Labor Day Brings New Arguments  Over High Prices

Swellenbach, NAM President Views Clash   -Pay Behind Cost OFf Living. Said

Union Leaders Push Drive To Nip Taft-Hartley Act; Truman Silent on Issues

Uprising In Dominican Republic Seen In Heavy Troop Movements   Declare. “Communist Revolutionaries” Are Preparing To Invade Country; Denials  Made Of Ship Sailings.

Haitians Say Dominicans  Mass Troops   Trujillo Government _ Sets Air Watch for ‘Any Hostile Forces

Last Chance For Europe   Recovery Conclave Making Record Speed As Delegate Warns of Failure

16 Nations Weigh Marshall Plan    Russia Speeds Countermove; Stene Treaty With Czechs

Recovery Meet In Paris Takes Speedy Action   48 Statesmen Appear Undisturbed Over East-West Friction

‘Safety Strike’ May Peter Out  Lewis Says Miners May Go Back Only After Inspection but Mony lancre Him

PRIVATE CLUB ‘DEAL AIRED IN LIQUOR QUIZ   Cleveland Officer Describes Help From Youngstown

First Division Of Marines Takes Off  For Home After Five Years Overseas      Withdrawal From China Today Leaves But 6,18¢ Army And Marine Personnel In The Coun-  trv: Departure is Ouiet Affair.

Herbert Hoover Is Named to Direct Executive Survey   Planned Study Is Aimed To Streamline Federal Branch of Government

SURVEY GOVT. STREAMLINING   12-Man Group to Consider Ways of Reorganizing Executive Dept.

Making Speed On Program at Paris Parley   Plans For European Cooperation Made In Record Time By Nations Represented   NO SESSION TODAY DUE TO HOLIDAY

MARSHALL PLAN MEETORSFRES BASTILE DAY   Conference To Resume Session  4PM. Tomorrow

Assembly Adjourns, Sends Major Bills To Gov. Duff   Session Concluded 72 Hours Behind Schedule — School Teacher Pay, Labor And Local Tax Measures Await Approval

Decisions on State Bills Up to Dutt   State General Assembly Ends . 72 Hours Behind Schedule

Democrats Plan Party Building Program For ‘48  Group To Leave For West Friday

Corrupt Election Practices Cited   60 Unions, 10 Corporations Named im Report

Corporations Are Involved  In Vote Quiz   Sixty CIO Unions And Communist Party Also Charged With Violations

To Investigate Election Activity Of ClO, Reds   Will Ask Justice De. partment For Full Investigation

*? ClO UNIONS, 11 FIRMS CITED IN VOTE PROBE   Communist Party Also Accused of Breaking Election Laws

60 ClO UNIONS AND 1) CONCERNS NAMED IN. PROBE   House Group Accuses Them of Violating Cor rupt Practices Act   RED PARTY ALSO LISTED   Justice Department Is Asked to Investigate Results of Elections Inquiry

ACCUSED BY HOUSE GROUP   Of Violating the Corrupt Practices Act in Elections

60 CIO Unions, 1] Firms, Red Party Hit on Vote Fund   Corrupt Practices Act Violated, House Group Says, Asking Probe

ClO ACCUSED OF VIOLATING ELECTION LAW   60 Unions, 11 Corporations Communist Party Named

6) UNIONS ACCUSED BY HOUSE GROUP   Of Violating the Corrupt Practices Act in Elections

ELECTION ACTS OF UNIONS AND OTHERS VIEWED   Justice Department Probe Of gone Be

JEWISH APPEAL. .. IS REFERRED 0 THE STATE. DEPT.   Came From 4,400 Refugees Aboard Three British: Transports.   OFF THE FRENCH COAST   Asked Mr. Truman. to Intervene With.the British. “Government.

BRITAIN mt ah FRANCE TO ADMIT JEWISH REFUGEES   Exodus Passengers May Be Shipped Back By Rail  From Germany

Atlanta Police Probe Second  Assault Case   No Definite Clue Found Yet In Brutal Murder Of Society Beauty

Mrs. Kibbe Quits Post With State  Good Neighbor Secretary Says She Was Gaaaed

Good Neiqhbor Group Secretary Resigns  ~ Woman Says She’s Under ‘Gag ' Rule Of State Administration

Ford Strike Over After Three Days; DeSofo Workers Stop   =-Chrysler Laborers Strike Second Time + Within Last Four Days

BROAD COALITION REGIME IN GREECE FAVORED BY U.S   M‘Veagh, Griswold Appea To Maximos To Accept Premiership

U. S. Presses For Greek Cabinet On Broad Basis As Crisis Enters 7th Day

NEW YORK COTTON   Americans Again Deny Split On Greek Cabinet Reform

MacVeagh Urges Maximos Accept  Job As Premier  Crisis In Greece Rafaee Tih Daw

Greek Crisis Still Plagues Little Nation   MacVeagh Denies ‘Story of Break, With Griswold

GREEK CABINET STILL LACKING   United States Has Hope for Building Broad-Based Group

German Mother  Weds GI Father   Ruth M. Meyer and William E. Rosch Married Tn New York

PEACE TREATIES WITH SATELLITES   Official Peace Documents With Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria Sianed   MEASURES OF OPPRESSION STILL IN USE DENOUNCED

President Signs Peace Treaties  Ba ikan Nations Have  Pa eee? (See

Truman Signs Peace Treaties   President 'Regretfully’ Completes Pacts’ Ratification, Raps Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania for Flaunting Peoples’ Will

SALES TAXIS NOT SUBJECT TO REFERENDUM   Appropriations Act May Not Be Sabmitted Te State’s Veters      OPINION GIVEN LANE BY ATTORNEY GENERAL

Attorney General Rules Sales Tax Not Referable   Hammond Submits Formal Opinion On Controversial Issue To Governor—Law May Not Be Submitted To Voters

U. S. Indicts Six Electrical Firms in State   Charges Conspiracy te Restrain Trade in Housing Installations

Rubber Union Calls Strike On Big Four   CIO Workers Set March 23 Walkout In Wage Dispute

Big Rubber Companies Face Strike   “IO Unicn of Rubber Work ers Announces Walkout for March 23

Companies Offer 10 Cents An Hour; Union Drops De‘mand From 26 To 16 Cents

Walkout Is Set For March 23 af Big Four Plants   Negotiations for Pay Increase ‘Fruitless,’ Union President Says

100,000 Unionists Receive Notice '_ For Tieup Supporting Wage Fight; 96-Cent Hourly Pay Boost Sought’

Might as Well Quit Beefing, Mister; Majority of Women Like New Fashions

FASHION CLUB TELLS RESULT OF SURVEY ON STYLE TRENDS   REPORT MADE ON POLL OF 7,800 WOMEN ON VARIOUS STYLE CHANGES

Rescue Teams Rush To Area By Plane, Car   72 Killed in One City, Town Blown Off Map, Fire Adds to Horror

Oklahoma Town Center Of Tornado Death And Havoc   Death Toll Heavy As Terrific Storm Sweeps Over Parts Of Two States   WOODWARD, OKLA., IS BADLY WRECKED  /PORTR F veya? i

TWISTER HITS AN SOUTHWEST DURING NIGHT   HUNDREDS, OF PERSONS: tt. . JURED IN'DISASTER-—SEV. © ; JERAL TEXAS AND OK- “-LAHOMA TOWNS “WRECKED .-

QUIZ MOTHER OF MURDERED CHICAGO BABY   First Lie Detector Test Pronounced Inconclusive

MOTHER FACES NEW LIE TEST   Chicago Woman Contends Intruder Strangled Baby in Crib

MOTHER QUIZZED IN DEATH OF BAB)   [First Lie Detector Tests Are Held ‘Inconclusive’

FIRE LOSS HELD TO $150   The Volunteers Answer 36 Alarms, Most of Which Were Out of Town

SELLERSVILLE FIRES CAUSE MINIMUM LOSS   Majority of the 36 Call Came From Out of Town   BOROUGH'S LOSS $15¢

Russia And France Expet Negotiators  Moscow Breaks Off Trade Relations;

France, Russia End Trade Pact   Notions: Expel Eack Other's Repatriation Groups

tixpel Lac h Other’s Repatriation Commissions, Ruining France’s Chances of Getting 300,600 Tons of Russian Wheat.

FRANCE OUSTS SOVIET GROUP    Repatriation Commission Is _ Expelled; Russia Breaks Off Talks On Trade

Russia Breaks Off  Negotiations With French For Wheat   Repatriation Cemmissions Of Both Geantries Alec Seat Heme, As Russians Resent French Action im Exwmalliae Saviet ‘Subvercivan’ .. .

Reds Break Trade Pact With France   End Of Strike Wave In France Causes Shattered Trade Plans

RUSSIA AND FRANCE STAGE REAL “BREAK’   Two Nations Unable to Agree Call Return Of Commissions

Moscow Radio Broadcasts Threat To Terminate 1944  French- Soviet Alliance; Communist Labor Pace SaaS Pause op Se RENCE

Soviet Russia May Cancel  1944 Alliance With France   Threat Is Heard   Threat Is Heard After France Expel: RepatriationGroup, Russia Retaliates

France Expels Russ: Agents After Disnute   Russia: Chases French OutAnd Ends Trade Necotiations .

RUSSIANS BREAK OFF TRADE TALKS WITH THE FRENGH   Each Expels Other’s Repatriation Commission—Moscow Threatens to Terminate Alliance.   REDS ACCUSE PARIS OF “HOSTILE ACTS”   Developments Follow Raid by French Mobile Guardsmen on Camp Operated by Soviets.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES SENT DOWN THE DRAIN   456 Rottles Of Choice Wines. Cognac, Champagne And Scotch Are Destrored

Ponder Credit Buying Of U.S. Surplus Goods   Seven Countries Listed By WAA as Likely To Receive Credits

SCENES OF HORROR IN INDIA RIVAL GERMAN ORGIES   MOSLEMS BEING MURDERED BY GIANT SIKHS IN CITY OF JULLUNDAR WHERE THERE IS NO LAW TO INTERFERE.

Corn Crop Gain May Ease Crisis   Government Forecast Ups Expected Total by 54,763,000 Bushels

CORN EXCEEDS CROP ESTIMATE   Increase of 54 Million Bushels Shownin New U.S. Reports

Brighter Prospect Aids Food Problem   Slackening of Conservation Program Said To Be Unlikely

U. S$: Boosts Corn Crop Estimate   Prospect Eases Task Of Chtaining Export Grain---Unlikely to  Charnae Fasd Peancne

Soviet Action Blocks Balkan Peace Efforts   Gromyko To Address U. N. Council Thursday In Defense Of Action   ‘EAST AND WEST SPLIT IS WIDENED

DISCUSS VETO. “AS ASSEMBLY ~ [$ POSTPONED   ELEVENTH VETO BY GROMYKO STUNS COUNCIL—  MANY THINK UN PRES.  ” TIGE HURT:

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hili Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

NCEA Group Holds Meeting   Legislative Committee May Ask For Cost-ofLiving Supplement

10,000 Egyptians Shout For War And Weapons To Battle The Jews   Riotous Demonstrators Are Promised Abundance Of Arms By Arab League Leader: Urged To Organize.

Egyptian Demonstrators Promised Abundance Of Arms By Arab Leaque

Five Are Killed As Transport Plane Crashes   Explodes as It Hits Em bankment After Crash on Training Flight

GOV. DEWEY SIGNS MEASURE EASING CPA REGULATIONS   Bills Extending Tax Exemiptions for Servicemen Also Approved

Potato Shortage Causes Near Riot in Londen; U. S. Destroys Surplus

SOLONS OFFER NEW REVENUERAISING — BILLS   Taxes On e Everything From Beer To Coal Are Proposed

Revenue Bills Are Proposed In Legislature   Proposal For Itemized Budget Goes Into House

Tax Bills Aim At Beer Cost   Chain Store Tax Tnerease Caal Levy Prannes

ANTI-STRIKE BILL ACTION DELAYED   ENACTMENT BEFORE DEADLINE FOR PHONE WALKOUT HELD UNLIKELY.

Chances Of Averling Phone Walkout Fade   Congress May Not Act in Time to Prevent Strike Monday

ANTI-STRIKE BILL DELAYED   Measure Intended to Check _ Phone Tieup Is Held Up  By House Committee

Phone Strike  Bill Unlikely   House Labor Group Delay: Action for 24 Hours

NO TELEPHONE STRIKE SEEN BY REPUBLICAN      Organized Laber Is Tee Smart Te  Incur Wrath Of Congress; Ne Quick Carbs

LEGAL BLOCKS ON TELEPHONE STRIKE FALTER   Prospects For Congress Acting In Time Are Fading Swiftly

Southwestern Bell Turns Down Plan To Transfer Treaty  Refusal Comes -Afte: All-Day Session

TIME RUNNING OUT   Prospects’ F ading for Laws To Avert: "Paleiltoint Strike’

Clothes Are Major Difficulty, People Jam Capetown Area By RUSSELL LANOSTROM

South Africa Gets Ready for. Welcome; Spending Millions   Unprecedented Greetings Await Royal Family of Great Britain

Greatest Price Slashes Shown In Shoes, Clothes, Furniture and Jewelry

LIQUOR PLANTS “TO SAVE GRAIN   INDICATIONS ARE THAT ‘AP PEAL FOR “POULTRYLESS”     DAY MAY BE , DROPPED

NO POULTRY DAY MAY BE DROPPED   Food Experts Says Situatior Studied; Distillery ’ Shutdown Seen

Group Defends Fred Munnell   Sigler May Appoint Own Director, Board Responsible to Him

WARDENS ARE ASSURED THEY ARE SAFE YET   COMMISSION QUITS IN ANGER AFTER OUSTER EDICT

TEMPERATURES   Takes Over Control As Entire Governing Body Resigns In Huff

Teacher Pay Bill Will Go To Body   House Rescinds Its Action And Adds  Four Members

Teacher Wage Battle Enters A New Stage   Final Action On Emergency Issue Is Postponed

NATIONWIDE SHIPYARD STRIKE GETS IMPETUS   Starts With 41,000 Ship Builders in East Coast   Yards.

Truckers Dispute Spreads To Docks As 4,000 Walk Out   Nearly 40,000 Persons Already Out Of Work As Strikes. Sympathy Movements Gain Force

DOCK WORKERS. VOTE TO STRIKE   Britain’ 8. * Dockers Vote to Walk of - o.Plers:tin:, Protest: ‘Against: ‘Use -of Troops to Move Perishable Foods.

Britain's Strike Spreads To Dock: As Workers Quit  Government Calls Troops To Handle Meat For Hunary

WORKERS AT LONDON DOCKS JOIN STRIKE  Sympathy Walkout: Come In Protest te Government’s IT) se

London Strike Spreads to Dotk Workers   Government is Blamed for Walkout At Mass Meeting

DOCK WORKERS VOTE TO STRIKE   Britain's Dockers Vole to Walk OF Piers in Protest Against Use of Troops to Move Perishable Foods.

London Strike. Spreads; Dock Workers Quit   Famous Regiments Toil to Move Meat Out of Markets

BRITISH STRIKE STILL SPREADING DUNG SO00¢   London Dock Workers Quit in Protest as Troops Move Food   EARLY ACCORD SOUGHT   Hopes Mount for Settlement of Transport Stoppage ° Within 48 Hours

Lo ndons Strike Spreads. to Docks; 2000 Leave Work to Protest Use of Troop Labor

. Walkout. of Additional:4;000 Workers. Boosts Total of Idle Toward 50; 000°:

Protest of Troop Use ls Growing   Nearly 40,000 Affectec By Trucker Walkout, Sympathy Tieups.

BRITISH TROOPS  MOVE CAAN AS  NIVFIL TUUL Av  CRISIS SPREADS   Government Fear: Possible General Strike

Transport Strike Grows as Workers Protest Army Use   Sympathy Walkout Spreads To London Dock Area; 2000 Men Quit   TROOPS CONTINUE   Government Speeds Plans Fer-. Establishing Industrial Peace Machinery

ARMY REVAMP COURT MARTIAL   Enlisted Man May Serve On Tribunal; Congress Action Required

Army Will Revise  Courts Martial G. I.’s to Be Given Places in Trials

Army OK’s Seating  Of Enlisted Men  On Courts Martial Also Proposes Congress  Amend Articles of War To Moderate Penalties

Constellation Sets New Speed Record on Flight From Chicago to Miami

GREECE URGED TO ESTABLISH AMNESTY PLAN   Guerrillas Expected To Reject Offer By Athens

OHIO 6.0. P. IN LINE WITH TAFT   Republicans Call Senator’s Broadcast ‘Masterful’

PARTY CHIEFS LAUD SENATOR y AT RALLY   14 Congressmen Gives En: dorsement At Columbus   Also Behind Favorite Son Movement: 1,272 Attend Session At Capital

OHIO 6. 0, P. BLOC SOLID WITH TAFT   Herbert Says Party Read) To Back His Candidacy

New Storm Is Reported Off Florida; One Dies As High Winds Buffet Ohic

OHIO BUFFETED BY BLUSTERY WINTS SUNDAY   One Killed as Tree Falls on Car During Storm Near Cleveland

New Deal Set Up Trade Barriers Too :  Murray Points Out Favors Granted Southern Farmers

—PRICES— Stores Slash Profit, Says Clevelander  Now Fighting To Hold Price Line

Reds Favor New Plan on Disarming   Drop Own Proposals in Fa vor of French Plan—  Favored by U. S.

Russia Drops Her Disarming Plans  Switches To French Iden: U.S. Pleased

FRENCH PLAN IS BACKED BY RUSSIA   Compromise On Disarmament May Result

Russ Concede on Disarming   Drop Own for French Plan That Favors U. S.

Russia Backs Compromise  On Disarming   Gromyko Moves For French Plan, Nearer to U.S.

UN DELEGATES MEET SECRETLY ON PROCEDURE   Creation of World ‘Police Force’  Included

TRUMAN. ASSERTS ALLOCATIONS ARE VITAL TO ECONOMY   Tin; Antimony and Quinine Among Materials Cited Ry Evercutive

President Says They Are Vital To Recovery   World and National Needs Cited by Chief Frecrnutive

President Urges Further Control  On Certain Items   Asks Extension of Power Over Tin, Antimony, Fibre and Quinine

Chairman Taber Reports Shocking Waste, Inefficiency   Congressman Freely Criticizes Various Federal Departments

STASSEN CALLS FOR EXTENDED AID TO WORLD   Ex-Governor At Swarthmore Asks For Ri-Partisan Actiot

Many Favor Separate Treaties   Hoover's Plan Finds Favor In High Places

SENTIMENT FOR SEPARATE PEACE ‘TREATIES GROWS   Marshall Facing Mushrooming Idea Started By Hoover

Hoover Plan Gains Wide  Endorsement   Marshall Quiet About Strong Demands For Settlement With Japan  And Germanv.

FAA CHALLENGES LABOR-STATUTE.   Foremen Say Labor Act Relieves Employers of © Bargaining: Obligation

Foremen Challenge Labor Act Legality   Suit Filed Against National Labor Relations Board

Appearance of Famed Singer Here Delayed   Thomas L. Thomas Won’t Be Here Tomorrow: lil; Coming Dee. 2

Appearance of Famed Singer Here Delayed   Thomas L. Thomas Won't Be Here. Fomor row; ~~ Jils- Coming Dec, 2

Wilhelmina of Netherlands, Not in ‘Best of Health, to Lay Down Royal ‘Power Temporarily; Juliana Regent

May Transfer Royal Power   Princess Juliana Would Act As Regent: Want Permit.

Juliana To Be Princess Regent Of Netherlands   Will: Assume Power ‘Due “os Towlll- Health: Of. © Queen Wilhelmina".

DUTCH QUEEN GIVES UP RULE   Princess Juliana Will Take Over Roval Power

YOUTH: ADMITS. HE HANGED BOY      AUTHORITIES HE KILLED '8-YEAR-OLD PLAYMATE AS . RESULT OF “IMPULSE”

RUSSIAN GOVT. BANS VISIT BY U. S. SENATORS   Visas Denied Touring  Group to Inspect U. S. Embassy

U.S. SENATE GROUP S REFUSED RIGHT 10 VISIT RUSSIA   ‘Can’t Be Made Subject of an Investigation,’ Is Soviet Explanation.   ACTION HOTLY SCORED   Touring Committee Only Sought to ‘Inspect U.S, Embassy.

Reds Refuse to Let Solons Visit Moscow   Draw Iron Curtain Against Any Inspection Ry IT &. Senators

Touring U. 3. Senate Group  Is Barred  From Russia  Not Even Allowed ~ To Enter Country   Not Even Allowed To Enter Country For Inspection of Embassy in Moscow

Americans ©  Cannot Inspec Own Embassy  Kersten Asks U. S. Be Cleared Of Soviet Nationals 

USSR Declines To Be ‘Probed’ By U. S. Solons   Reds Refuse to Allow Senate Group Members to Enter Country

TWICE DENIES REQUESTS FOR ENTRY VISAS   Moscow Declares U.S.S.R. Cannot “Be Made Subject of Investigation” ur Legislators.   SOUGHT TO INSPECT AMERICAN EMBASSY   Rejection Applies to Assistant Secretary of State Peurifosy — Washington Shocked.

Russia Refuses To Let Senators Enter Country   Committee Members Denied Right to Inspect Moscow Embassy

Soviet Says It Can't Be Made Probe Subject  Lawmakers Planned To Inspect Embassy

FURNISH NAMES OF OFFICIALS ON THEIR BOOKS   All Government Units Included

Brokers Asked for U. 5. Employes with Commodity Accounts   Anderson Checking On Market Actions During Past 2 Years

THE WEATHER   Directs Brokers To Give Details By January 10   Second Trader List Scheduled to Become Public Tomorrow 

CATHOLIC PRELATE BAY! “DRIVE “FOR WORLD CON.” QUEST 18 NOW UNDER: — pecans ty * ea aae  ®

'WORLD WAR 3 STARTED   Chinese Prelate Says Russia Has Touched it Off — By George Moise

TRUMAN SETS MONDAY PLEA ON AID ISSUE   President To Address Joint Session of Congress on European Help

Major Battle Posed by Taft   Republicans Oppose Marshall Proposal

Truman Plans New Message Next Monday   Will Address Joint Session of Congress in House Chamber _

President to Adaress  Congress   Holds Conferences With Industry, Labor Aariculture Men

Congress to Hear Truman Plea Monday   Marshall Sees 30 Pct. Waste in Program For Chinese Relief

Truman to Talk Monday at  Joint Session   To Call For Stop-Gap European Relief And Inflation Curbs

President To Address Both Houses   To Appear Monday At Opening Session With Address on Aid, Inflation Curbe

GOP Forms ‘Opposition to $2,567,000,000 Aid Plans   Major Fight to Trim Total of — - Funds for Europe Seems Certain

FOREIGN FUNDS PROGRAM FACES GOP OPPOSITIGR   Sen. Taft to Lead Fight to Trim Expenditures

JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS TO HEAR PRESINENT TRIMMAR   Will Deliver Message. Calling for Stop-Gap European Relief Curb.   AT 12:30 P. M. MONDAY   Talk Will Be Made in the House of Representatives _ Chamber.

Truman. Plans Address Monday   Taft Opposes Size of European Aid; Parlevs Held

Truman to Speak At Joint Session   Congress to Hear Message on Foreign Aid, Prices

President Will Address Congress 130 Monday On Relief And Inflation

President To Address Congress Next Monday   Foreign Aid and Price Message To Be Heard By Special Session.

Truman to Speak: On Aid and Prices   President Will. Give Tall “tq Congress Monilay ‘at Special Session

Truman Gets Plea Ready For Monday  Taft Launches Drive to Trim Tater] Snandine

Joint Session of Houses Planned To Hear Truman Message Monday On European Aid, Inflation Curbs

Trumanto Open Congress Session  In Person Monday   Message Will Call For Stop-Gap European Aid, Inflation Curbs at Home

Will Speak On Aid And  Inflation   Message To Members Of House, Senate Is Schedtled For 12:30 P. M.

Truman To Make Speech To Congress   President Will Personally Deliver Address On Foreign Aid And Inflation

Will Request Law Curbing Inflation   President At Work On His Monday Message

PRESIDENT WILL ADDRESS SOLONS   Truman to Appear Before Congress Monday

Truman to Deliver Foreign, Aid, Price Message to Congres:   Will Speak to Joint Session Monday, 12:30

WILL ADDRESS JOINT SESSION NEXT MONDAY   President Confers With Other Leaders While Working on Message

Truman Plans To Appear At  Joint Session   President Due To. Deliver Message Monday, ‘Give Inflation Checks, : U. S. Aid Views

President Will Call For Stop-Gap Aid At Monday’s Joint Session Of Congress

Truman fo Give Aid Message To Congress   President in Person Will Tell of Program Of Aid to Europe and Inflation Curbs in U. $

TRUMAN T0 DELIVER  AND-INFLATION TALK  IN PERSON MONDAY JOINT SESSION OF  CONGRESS TO HEAR CPECTAY MESSACE

Republicans Hope To Cut Relief Fund   Believe Total Asked By Truman Is Far Too High

FIGHT TO TRIM AID BILL LOOMS   Tatt To Outline Opposition to  GOP Policy Group

-Truman to. Deliver Address. ‘Monday. On Foreign Aid To Joint Session

President To Outline Stop-Gap Aid for Europe As Proposed By Administration; Marshall And Harriman Testify Before Committees Studying Proposals

Joint Session Will Hear Views on Aid  wane oo ot   ‘70% Efficiency In Use of Funds Seen by Marshall

Planning Joint Session Address  Truman and Staff OY ee ee en neem” (ae

— i ongress—  Truman ToOpen Session   President To Address Joint Group In Person

PRESIDENT WILL ADDRESS SOLONS   JOINT SESSION OF » CONGRESS MONDAY WILL HEAR PROGRAM

EUROPEAN AID MESSAGE DUE   Truman To Speak Before Join Session of House and Senate Monday.

TRUMAN TO DELIVER MESSAGE IN PERSON   Continues Series Of Talks On Aid; Inflation Curbs

Plans Personal Appeal for Aid, Inflation. Curbs   Secy. Marshall Says Chinese Help Will Be ‘10 Per Cent Efficient

Truman To Make Appeal To Congress In Person At Opening On Monday   Major Flight To Trim Total Proposed By President Looms As Republican Policy Committee Expresses Opposition To Excesses.

Message To Joint Session Planned   President’s Message To Call For Stop-Gap Relief For Europe And For Curbs On Inflation At Home

TOP TO BE AID, INFLATION   Personal Talk Scheduled Monday At 1:30  PRESIDENT   Confers With Representatives Of Agriculture, Industry And Labor

President Drafts Plea To Congress  Speech to Touch On World Aid and   Speech to Touch On World Aid and inflation Curbs

Truman to Deliver Address in  Person Monday  European Relief Aid, Inflation Curbs Will Be Presented

UN LAUNCHES PALESTINE INQUIRY   New Commission Hopeful of Finding Solution

UN, Hopeful But Uncertain, Opens Palestine Study   Solution Acceptable to All Parties Concerned BeHeved Doubtful   FUTURE OF PEACE AGENCY AT STAKE   ‘Arabs Threaten Boycott If Inquiry Staff Visits DP Camps in Europe

Here Is How Illinois Representatives Voted On Foreign Relief Bill

Continued      ONE PRISONER KILLED, AND FIVE GUARDS INJURED; TEAR GAS. _ FORCES PART OF INMATES - oe TO SURRENDER ~*~ —

Wild Men Stomp One To Death, Guards Hurt One Cell Block  Yields, One Holds Out.

No Meat Tuesdays, Eggs Or Poultry Thursdays, Save Slice Of Bread Each Day Is Self-Denial Plea

HEAD OF ClO “SAYS RATION ~~ PLAN NEEDED   TRUMAN IN SPEECH LAST NIGHT ASKED AMERICAN - PEOPLE TO CONSERVE FOOD ’

FBI Makes Two Arrests In Connection With Twin Missouri Bank Holdune

GENERAL DECLARES AT HEARING ‘JESSE JONES AND , OTHERS SEEMED IN.  - 4. TPREsteEN .

a ee ee ee  VICKEL INSTEAD OF TICKET   a eacenaiiiil  ‘Policeman Refuses to Eembarras: Woman Over Parkine Meter.

Today's Lesson In Government: Here’s How the Veto Power Works on Capitol Hill

HIGH LABOR POST TO DAVID MORSE   SECRETARY SCHWELLENBACH SAYS TRUMAN WILL NAME HIM UNDERSECRETARY.

Yugoslavs Try Soviet Tacties   Demand Reparations By Austria Out Of Her  Production

ACCORD ON REICH   Observers Believe Morshal Will Soon Move to  ih ge Bo ge

Yugoslavia Insists Carrent Production Pav Austrian Debt   Reiterate Demands for Payment of 150 Millions in Reparatizcus   POSITION SIMILAR TO SOVIET STAND   ‘Warn That Austria May Again Become Too! for German Imperialism

Slavs in Demand For Reparations From Austrians   Moscow Conference Ends Fourth Week With Little Progress

YUGOSLAVIA DEMANDING REPARATIONS   Austria Bitterly Attacked for Twice Being Tool of German Imperialism.

Yugoslavia Demands Industrial Output Of Austria Be Used To Satisfy Slavs’ $150 Million Reparations Claim

Farm Funds Available On Reduced Basis   F unds For Farm Tenant Purchase Loans Hard Hit .

SOUTHEASTERN STATES TO GET LESS MONEY FOR CONSERVATION, SCHOOL. LUCHES AND RURAL ELECTRIFICATION:

Truman Airs U. S. Plans For European  Aid Action   Senate Vote Likely To Follow) Session Of Congress Chiefs

VAST FUND FOR RELIEF ABROAD APPEARS LIKELY   Legislators Called To White House For Preview Of Long Range Program Designed To Help Rebuild Western Eu TrODoe.

Truman Talks With Solons On Marshall Plan   U.S. May Furnish Military Supplies To Italian Gov’t

[REPUBLICANS WILL HAVE OWN IDEA ON ‘CONGRESS ACTIONS   Will Back Tryman But May Ge : Farther in Legislative i Alterations

Truman Policies Favored  By GOP   Support Is Certain  In Legislative Matters

Truman’s Prograt Said Not Using Proper Methods  Republicans Declare President Favors Many of Their Ideas

Harmonious  Nete Heard At Capital   Republicans Say Trumar Has Endorsed Much of G.0.P. Program, Hence Will Get Support

DEMOCRATS CONCLUDE WITH RELIEF “THAT TRUMAN HELD 70 MIDDLE WAY IN STATE OF UNION MESSAGE MONDAY

Truman Assured Of Wide Backing By Democrats  Middle Course Wins Approval

HINT TEAMWORK BETWEEN CHIEF AND CONGRESS   SOP Leaders, However, Reserve Right To Independent 9 tion And Indicate  That Cooperation Lies With President.

MORE SUPPORT 1S PLEDGED PRESIDENT   } Chances For 1948 Are Seen As Improved   ONLY OBJECTION   Is That Chief Executive Did Not Go Far Enough In Labor Statement

- Dems Applaud. Effort To Gain Cooperation From  ‘Opposition Party

DEMO SUPPORT OF TRUMAN PROGRAM NOW IS EXPECTED   President Charts Middle Course and Is Expected ta Get Party’s Backing

FANCY BATTING AVERAGE Truman Smart in Adopting  GOP Planks, Say Republican:

Renubdlicans Figure President Will Beiter Score Now   Attitude Welds Democratic Party Back of Him

GOP May Go Along Nicely Wi ith Ty uman   Majority Party Leaders Expect Much Of His Program To Pass

Both Parties Regard Truman Speech Basis for Cooperation in Congress

T.1:man's Batting Average May Improve Under GUF  eee eee Bi tee feet fe vedection BF presidential revenur

GOP Congressmen Sum Up Opinions Of Truman Speech   Democrats Praise Middle of Road  Tenor of Mecenanea

Middle of Road Please: Democrats   Greater Support From Own Party Now Predicted

GOP, Democrats Conclude Truman’s Message Favors Cooperation for Coneress

Truman Solidifies Party’s Support In His Message   ‘PRAISE IS HEARD FROM   BOTH WINGS OF THE  DEMOCRATS

Republicans Say Truman Accepted Much of Their. “Legislative Plan 

LABOR POLICY IS PRAISED BY G.0.P.   Good Legislative Average ls Predicted   REPUBLICANS   Oppose Socialized Medicine, Housing Program; Draft Believed Dead

Demoer ats Pleased By Truman’ S Messave, May Support Some Requests; GOP Tone Cautious   ‘Democratic Progressives,   Conservatives Find  Something to Praise.

Republicans Predict Truman Ready With High Batting Average 37-Billion Budget For President Truman For GOP Conaress

GOP Thinks Truman Will Fare Better With New Conaress Than Old One

Demos Praise Middle Course Held in Speech   State of Union Talk Consolidates Party

Truman’s “Middle Cc'arse” In Talk Pleases Demcs; GOP Feels He Was Siar

Truman Plans  Okay with GOE   Republicans Predict President’s Batting Average Will Rise

Republicans Point to Own Prograrr   ‘Subjects Fine,’ But GOP May Not Like Methods

DEMOCRATS LAUD PRESIDENT, T00   BOTH PARTY WINGS PRAISE HIS STATE OF UNION MESSAGE

Truman's Adoption of GOP Solons’ Aims May Give Him Good Average in Conaress

Wide Support By   0 wn Party Assured Truman   ‘Both Wings Of Democratic Party Praise Legislative Program In State-Of-Nation Message; Seen Bid For Renomination.

‘Middle-Course’ Line  Boosts Truman Stock   Democrats Say State of Union Message  To Assure Wide Party Support

Batting Average May Be Bettered   _President’s Suggestions Draw Approvat from Top Republicans

Democrat Factions Relieved, —  GOP Cautious Following Talk By Truman: $37 Billion Budget?

GOP Concedes Truman Program Much Their Own   BUT MOST OF THE NEW LAWS WILL BE WHAT THE GOP WANTS

Congressional Majority Believes President Has Adopted * Enough Of Their Legislative Plans To Assure Himself Fancy Batting Average—Indications Are That New Laws On Taxes, Labor, Housing And Other Items Will Be What GOP Members Want

PDemecrais Seem to Be Satisfied Over  President's Message   Truman Holds to “Middl. Of Road’”’ Course in His Recommendations

Democrats Laud Middle Course Taken By Trumat  @..... 2s FEZ D...s..

Truman's Message Draws Praise From Both Winas Of Democratic Party

Republicans Pleased With Speech Aims   GOP Leaders See Agreement On President’s Proposals But Will Differ on Methods

GOP Sees Truman Record Looking Better; Agree Onldeas But Not Method

YOUTH WILLS EYES TO AID SOME VET   Springfield Man Electrocuted : For Slaying Mother

Two Dead in Curve Crash Near Peosta   Veteran, Sister Victims as Auto Goes Under Truck

U.N. Has Proven Ineffective-AFL  Call for Immediate Meeting of Big Four

Fliers Down In Greenland Are Contacted  Weather Prevents Dropping Of Gear

Temperatures   Western Solons Want Fund Kept  For Reclamation   Projects’ Defenders Stress Self-Liquidating Feature of Most Jobs; Blanket Budget Cut Opposed Until Specific Breakdown Is Drawn

Early Action on Aid to Europe Seen   Double-Barreled Program Is Being Drafted

BANK BANDITS APPARENTLY FLED SOUTH   Theory Advanced That Two Desperadoes Slipped Into Arkansas or Oklahoma After Robbing Two Banks.

BANK BANDITS FLUDE OFFICERS   Believed to Have Escaped on Highway 97 Into Arkansas.

Bank Bandits Escape State Patrol ‘Net’   Believe Pair Slipped Across Border After Two Daring Robberies

Lily Pons Ill, But Curtain Rises— Housewife Cheered Singing ‘Lucia Lead

Trial May Be Held Before Christmas; True Bill Returned Against DuBois Defendant.

Well Known Leade: In Music Circles _ Passes Away Here  F uneral Services. . _F or W. B. Parkinson  : Tread aw A. ftarnnnn

.B, PARKINSON DIED SUNDAY   Funeral For Well Known Musician To Be Held Tuesday. 1:30 v.m.

Well Known Leader  In Music Circles  Passes Away Here Funeral Services  _ For W. B. Parkinson Tyesday Afternoon

Sritain Appeals To Kremlin For A-Enerey Stand   Seeks to Break Stalemate On Question

Britain Appeals To Kremlin For Light On Atomic Views  Submits 10 Questions, Hopes Replies Will Break U. N. Snag Over Control

Possibilities Appear for Dutt Cabinet   Diehm and Dithrich Mentioned for Posts In New Administratio

Senator Bilbo Taken By Death   Filibustering Senator Dies In New Orleans From Effects Of Cancer

RITES PLANNED FOR SEN, BILBO   Speculation Is Widespreac as to Mississippian’s Successor

BILBO'S BODY LIES IN STATE   Speculation On Successor Begins While Funeral Is Being Planned

DEATH ENDED — / BILBO GARE   COLOAFUL SOUTHERN: SENATOR DIED LATE YESTERDAY AFTER STORMY ‘ "POLITICAL CA REED

BILBO’S TO LIE IN STATE   Politicians Speculate on Successor to Senator

ATOM : SCIENTISTS SHOW INTEREST. IN JAP CROP REPORTS   Claim Huge Crop Yields Made in Radioactive Soil in Nagasaki: Area

Scientists Skeptical Over Big Grain Yields  From Radioactive Land

Radioactive Soil Giving Heavy Crops   Some Americans Puzzled By Results At Nagasaki

U.S. Crop Experts Are Quietly Skeptical Over Trebled Yields on A-Bombed Nagasaki

Conciliation Service Takes Hand In 18-Day-Old Murray Corp. Strike

Navy Paying Too Much For Arabian Oil, Says Brewster  Wheeler Retained To Dig Up Facts

Continues Probe Of Oil Agreement   Brewster Wants To Know If Navy Will Continue To “Pay Through Nose”’

300 Registered For VFW Meet   Feller’s Speech Tonos Davs Proaram

KANSAS IS WARMING UP   Temperatures Expected to Reach 70 in Kansas This Weekend

e PAUL MALLON—     Says Russia Should Not Gel Chance to Wait for Chaos

RUSSIANS TO COMPETE WITH 'U. S. FISHERMEN ” ANY ARAEDICAN WESSELS

SENATOR SAYS RUSSIANS USE U. S. GIFT SHIP TO INVADE FISING WATERS

Toll Over 300 As Hindus And Moslems Fight   Sikhs Attack Train, Women’s Hand Cut Off Near Wrists

FIGHTING RAGES WITHIN MILE OF HEART OF CITY   Troop Reinforcements Rushed; Toll May Reach 400

SIX ARE KILLED IN TRAIN CRASH IN CALIFORNIA   ‘Owl’ Hits Broken Rail; Six Cars Overturned, Six Others Derailed

] KILLED AND 00 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Southern Pacific's Owl Derailed by Broken Track

SIX DIE, 58 HURT IN TRAIN WRECK      Friso to Los Angeles Flyer Hits Broken Rail Near ‘ Bakersfieid

WRECK COSTS— "LIVES OF SIX   CRACK TRAIN DERAILED EARLY TODAY BY BROKEN  TRACK NEAR CALIFORNIA TOWN -

Local Picket Lines Set Up This Morning   Executives Seek To Handle Calls  In Emeraencies

Ruhr Recovery Plans Discussed By Three Powers   French Protest Development of Steel Industry

U. S. Agrees To Parley on  German Issue   Three Powers Will Discuss Plan to Hike Industrial Output

U. S., Britain, France Set Up Plans On Ruhn   Early Meeting Is Agreed To Diseuss Increasing Industrial Production

Senate Caucus Room Resembles Hollyw ood Movie Set as Kaiser Has His Day in Huches Probe

HAVANA MAYOR WAS SUICIDE   INABILITY TO KEEP: CAM. PAIGN PLEDGE LEADS  TO DEATH OF CITY EXECUTIVE .

Operating Totals Top 1945-1946   All ‘Allotments From General Property Sources Up, State Office Reports

Mercury Falls  Below Freezing  In California Heat Orchards  To Save Fruit

BABSON’S Authentic Statement   (Copyright——1947—Publishers Financial Bureau, Inc.) BABSON DISCUSSES DIAMONDS -

MISSISSIPPI HAS WHITE PRIMARY   Wright Named Governor Checkup On Election Goes To Washington

Telegraph Workers Set Up Machinery For Nat'l Strike   Walkout May Be Called Before Christmas

Taft Envisioning Regimentation in Plans of Truman   Says Failure of Saving Food Idea to Lead to Compulsory Control

TAFT CHARGES NEW DEALERS HOPE 10 RESTORE CONTROLS   Senator Tells Tulsa Crowd Administration Plans, if Carried Out, Would Lead to Rationing.   BLAMES U. S. SPENDING FOR SOARING PRICES   Ohican Declares Truman Shows No Interest in Reducing Government Expenses or Taxes.

New Price Curbs Are Sought by Administration   Senator Taft Declares Truman and His Friends Uninterested in Saving

COUNTY TO PUSH SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS   Prosecutor Asks Assistant In Collecting Old Taxes

WITH ITALY REDS NEAR   Armed Peasants Attack Police Station in City

Peasants Clash With Police in Puglia Rioting   Government Ready to Use - Force Against Armed Communist Mobs

SHOWDOWN WITH ITALY REDS NEAR   Armed Peasants Attack Police Station in City

Italian Government Warns It Will Use Force to Quell Riots,  Strikes Among Uprising Peasants

Bloody Clash Between Group And Soldiers   ITALIAN PROVINCE 1S SCENE OF NEW FIGHTING

British Labor Party Keeps Victory Record, but Vote Margin Narrows

FRANCE, BRITAIN AND U. S. BLOCK PROBE OF CHINA  OVERRULE RUSSIAN RIN TH DIIT leaue

BLOGK DISCUSSION OF CHINA ON AGENDA 4-POWER COUNCIL   The United States, France and Britain Opposed Soviet Move.   THREE WESTERN POWERS   They Were Pressed During a Session of More Than 3 Hours.

Marshall Blocks Red Proposal   British, French Join U. 5 In Vetoing Confab On China

France, Brifain Join With U. $. In Opposition   Marshall Renews Plan To Take Up Limitation Of Occupation Forces

U. S., Britain And France Hold Out against Plan Of Soviets To Air Situation In Orient; Short Big 4 Session Is Held Tuesday

U.S., France and Britain Block Red Proposal on Ching   Trio Opposes Discussion Without China Being Represented

Russia China Plan Blocked  Temporarily   Britain And France Join U.S. In Opposing Placing Issue On Agenda

Britain and France Side With U.S. Against Molotov's Proposal to Place Cathay Problem on Parley Agenda

Russia’s Move To Discuss Chinese Situation At Foreign Ministers Conference  Is Temporarily Blocked.  SECOND SESSION LASTS THREE HOURS

Block Russian Moves In Big Four Council:   Proposal To Put Chinese Question On Agenda : Temporarily Halted By Three Powers

Russia Loses Out On China Request   United States, France and Britain Block Soviet's Proposal   AFTER A LONG SESSION   Secretary Marshall Was Chairman of Today's  Conference

Block Big 4 Discussion Of Chinese   Soviet Proposal Is Defeated by Joint Collaboration of U.S.  Reieein awa Exec cc.

Soviet Proposal On China Balked  ~ Other Three Powers — Block Molotov Plan

Western Powers Block Soviet Bid To Include China  Marshall-Molotov. Test of Strength  Looms at Moscow

Block Soviet Proposal On China Talks   Western Powers Win Point; Discuss China Only With China Represented.

RUSSIAN. MOVE IS STOPPED BY WESTERN BLOC   U. S., British, French Against Exchange of Chinese Information

Three Powers Stump Soviet Chinese Move   - France end Britain Team With U. S. to Block Discussion

CHINA CASE IS KEPT OFF BIG 4 AGENDA   U.S., Britain and France Block, Temporarily at Least, Red Move to Inclue Issue in Discussions at Moscow,

Western Allies Balk Molotov on  Chinese Inquiry Marshall Recalls Hands-off Policy Of 1945 Conclave

SOVIETS LOSE FIGHT -TO-PUT CHINA ON LIST   U.S., Franee, England Join. te _.. Beat Down Red Plan’ to Discuss China   CHINA DOES NOT WANT PART IN CONFERENCE

U. S., France, Britain Stop Talk On China   Demand For Chinese Representation Might Wreck Russian Move For Reports

France, Britain America Want China Present   Must Be Present When its Future Is Discussed

WOMAN NEAR DEATH AS JUMPER HITS HEF   Man Dies As Professor's Wife Breaks Fall

New Criticism Aimed At Red Cross Work In Texas City Blast   Attack Made by Houston Dentist Working in Area

Deputies Reject Canada’s Plea .  Small Nations Lose to Russian Stand

ORLANDO WILL TRY JO FORM CABINET   Nitti Is Unablel to Fil Mandate of Italian People.

Orlando Called By Rome Crisis   World War I Statesmat Will Try To Form  Government

Orlando Accepts Bid to Form New Italian Cabmet   Aging Statesman Agrees to Attempt Task After Nith’s Failure   EIGHT-DAY CRISIS STILL 8 SERPEOUS   Red Leader Hints. Suppert After Conference With President de Nicola

ORLANDO TAKES OVER BIG TASK   Will Try to Form a New Italian Cabinet

VITTORIO ORLANDO SEEKING TO FORM ITALIAN CABINE}   Aged Statesman Summoned ... After Nitti Fails To  eceenar Se ila soe WP gaa 2 Ste  Calon Prater:

Versailles Pact Framer Accepts  Crisis Task   Nitti Forced To Resign After Failing To Rally Parties

ltaly Loo ks To Orlando For Cabinet   He Comes To Front After Nitti Is Unable To Form Government

Paper-Sharing Plan Proposed By Senator   Meeting Called March 13 for Consideration of Proposal

DUTCH TARE MALANG IN EASTERN JAVA   Find City Ruined by Indonesian Scorchee Earth Poliey

DUTCH TROOPS REGAIN LANDS   FLAME SCORCHED AUINS _GREET_RETURNEES_To_ ’ BEAUTY SPOT oF JAVA -_

EASTERN iAVA   Find City Ruined by Indonesian ‘Scorched Earth Policy

Coroner Orders Crackdown on Sex Offenders   Chicago Aroused By Slaying Of 3% Year-Old.  Bow

CIGARETTE SMOKING  DOUBLES PRE-WAR:   U. &, Smoked $27 Billion in Year Averaging 8.34 Daily for All over 14.

INDUSTRIAL LEADERS SAY WHAT THE USE”   Trend In Past Decade To Persecute Men Whose Ability Makes Business Tick. Makes Them Feel Like Quitting

Stock Market Signs Point To Higher Prices   LOTS OF MONEY IN U. S CAUSE OF GOOD TIMES

Nazi Plot Nipped by U.S.. British   New Bacteriological Weapon Claimed by Captives Taken in 2-Jone Roundun

German 'Germ War" Ring Is Captured   Yanks, British Clean Up Zones, Squelch Report Of Plot To Crusade Against Russia

PLOTTERS OF NEW WAR NABBED U.S., British Act to Quell Nazi Uprising Against Russia

Plot By Nazi Group To Rearm is Discovered   U. S. AND BRITAIN PU] HALT TO GERMAN PLANS

Allies Break Up German Plotting Aimed At Russia  Former Nazis Claim Secret Germ .Weapon; Hundreds Arrested ©

crican and British Cooperate in Apprehending Plotters; Claim Secret Weapon          ITIVE STORM TROOP MEMBERS ARE CAPTURED

Diehard Nazi Groups Held   Hundreds Reported In Custody After Swift Roundup

U.S., Britain Crack Down On Plotters   More Arrests Made During Night in Round-Up of Group Said Scheming to Resatnre Nazi Power 

Brief Effort (f Enemy Dies Quickly   Germans Claim to Have Bacterial Weapon; Revolt Plot Withers

Allies Round Up Diehard Nazis; Plotted Germ Wai   American, British Treops Stage Raids; Schomed ie Unite Europe Against Reds

Hundreds Are In Custody   Yanks, British, Strike Suddenly; Captives Claim Secret Bacteriological Weapon

U. S.-British Authorities Nip Nazi Revival Plot With Series of Raids

Screen Hundreds After Arrests In Swift Blow At Plan To Fight Russia

More Germans Are Captured In Two Zones   Captives Sought To Renew Fight Aqainst Russia

U.S., British Forces Seize Ringleaders   Ring Had Plans for Nationwide Revolt Against Occupation

Captives, Including Fugitive SS Officers, Claimed to Have Secret Bacteriological Weapon

Arrests  Of Nazis Kept Up   Nationwide War Plot Is Found  In Germany

Group Organized By Diehard Nazis   Secret Bacteriological Weapon Claimed by Fuaitive Officers.

Nazi Plot In Germany Broker Up By Allies   Hundreds Arrested, Including Former Storm Troopers

Squelch Reported Nazi Plot   Americans and British Question liundreds Arrested; Some SS Officers

Allied Dragnet Picks Up More Diehard Nazis   Germany-Wide Underground Group Aimed At Restoring Nation’s Armed Might

Storm Troop Officers Are Captured   Hundreds Taken In Nationwide Nazi Conspiracy

Nazi Plot of Germ War on Russ Nipped   Germon Underground Broken Up After Two-Day Roundup

Arrests Squelch A Nazi Uprising   Nationwide Plot Was to Restore German Armed  Might   OFFICERS IN THE GROLP   Swift, Raids Made by American and British Authorities

ALLIES CONTINUE NAZI ROUNDUP IN “OCCUPIED ZONES   Hundréds Held in Afleged Plot to Lead Europe  Aowesieeed Bice

ROUNDUP OF UNDERGROUND THWARTS PLOT   Allied Forces Hold Hundred: of Nazis; Group May Have Secret Weapons

Capfives Sought Restoration of ‘German Might’   Roundup Continues; No Confirmation of ‘Secret Weapon’ Report

HOLD HUNDREDS IN TWO ZONES   Once- High SS SS dnd SA offi  cers are Seized in Move \ ees

MANY SEIZED IN BRITISH, U. §. SECTORS   Claim Underground Had Bacteriological Weapon To Use On Russia

MORE GERMANS -HELD-BY- ALLIES   Nationwide Plot To Restore Germany Reported

MORE BLISTERING. HEAT 1S FORECAST   WEATHER MAN SAYS NO RELIEF 18 IN SIGHT FOR MISSOURI AND KANSAS.

Picked Detail Assigned to Search For Slayer of New. York Patrolman

RENTAL PROVISO IRKS SENATOR   Final Action on Matter Said In Offing

RENT CONTROL DEBATE NEARS   Senate to Vote Down One House Provision

MeCarthy Bill Would Regulate Closed Shops.   - Also. Would Give Em- ployers The Right To *Taik.To Workers.

New Labor Proposal Would Let Employes in Each Shop Determine What Kind of Union Setup They Desire.

McCarthy Labor Bill for Plant  Unit Decisions Would Have Every Shop Vote Closed Of Union Preference

SENATE GETS NEW CLOSED SHOP BILI   Amendments To Wagner Ac!  Aim Of McCarthy

Freshman Senator Would Regulate Closed Shop Setup   McCarthy Would Leave It To Each Plant, Would Let Employer State Opinion

Would Allow Workers Vote Closed Shop   Wisconsin Senater Completes Work on His Labor Bill

Senate Committee on Labor Studies 14 Submitted Bills   Plans Five Weeks Hear. ing: Takes Recess Until Tuesday

Novel Approach To ‘Closed Shop Issue Indicated  Double-Barreled Blow

SENATE LABOR GROUP GETS  ANEW BILL ON CLOSED SHOPS   McCarthy Proposal! Has Novel Ideas On Question Of Union Activity

Senate Group Studies Closed Shop Measure   Proposal With Many Novel Features Written By Freshman Senator McCarthy

Closed Shop Labor Bill With Novel Features to  Be Studied by Committee

Senate’ Receives New Closed Shop Labor Measure   Decision Would Be Left Teo Two-Thirds Vote Of. Employes; Ball Advocate: Ontlawine “Security”

McCarthy Bill Would Regulate Closed Shops   Measure Would Give Em. ployers Right To Discuss Questions With Workers

GETS NEW BILL ON CLOSED SHOP   Measure With Novel Features Written By Fresh man Senator

Bill on Closec Shop Offered By McCarthy  Employers Granted TR" 2. a2. f%n gs ¢   Employers Granted Right to State ‘Opinions to Worker:

SEN. MCCARTHY ASKING REFORM IN LABOR LAWS   Measure Introduced This Afternoon By New Senator Would Bestow Certain Rights On Management, Including Statement Of Opinions.

New Labor Bill Before Senate   McCarthy Measure Has Nove! Features

‘Labor Committee In Senate Studies Closed Shop Bill  Measure Proposes Amendments to

New Labor Bill Added to List For Senate Stud   Freshman Senator Writes Novel Law For Labor Peace

NEW CLOSED SHOP BILL (OMDIFTE   Freshman Senator Is Author of New Legislation

NEW BILL AIMED AT‘UNION SHOP   Novel Senate Action Woul Amend Wagner Law

Labor Measures Presented To — Senate Group   MANY ACTS TO BE GIVEN STUDY BY SOLONS IN 1947.

LOGE BILL PUTS I TO WORKER!   Plan to Take Shops Question from Bargaining Given to Senate.

Telephone Strike  Leader Goes To President Today   Union Federation Chief To Appeal To Trumar For Intervention In Bell System Tieup, But Emphatically Not For Seizure

High Official Predicts U.S. Phone Seizure      Union May Appeal Tc President, Truman For Intervention

Beirne Denies That Seizure Is Desired   Presidential Action However, Apt to Take Form of Seizure

OFFICIALS SAY ACTION LIKELY EARLY IN WEEK   Hold Some Govt. Step Necessary To Break Dispute Deadlock

Anned to President Next Protable Move by Striking . lone Lines Bell Workers

Union May Ask ‘Truman \Aid In.Phone Strike   Industry-Wide Bargaining Big Issue; Beirne Against Government Seizure

UNION PONDERS TRUMAN APPEAL IN PHONE STRIFE   Strikers Don’t Want Government Seizure As Walkout Continues

‘UNION PLANNING TOMAKE APPEAL TO PRESIDENT   Truman’ s Iaterveeties Sought In Phome Strike; Seizure Disappreved   WALKOUT ENTERING ITS SECOND WEEK

Phone Union May Appeal To President   Likelihood Grows As Strike Enters Its Second Week

NFTW IS AGAINST ~ SEIZURE OF LINES   Joseph Beirne Says Union's Next Move Probably Will Be An Appeal For Intervention Of President

Phone Union May Appeal To Truman   U. S. May Take Over Giant Bell System,  Netionatde Walieour Kntore Second I’ cals

BOMBING OF BUS TERMINAL INVESTIGATED   Blast Wrecks Station; No One Inyured

KEW SECRETARY SAID TOBE PLANNING TO GET REPLY ’ FROM THE RUSSIANS

ord ‘Company Warns Union  Of Foremen   Says It Will Accomplish Nothing If It Goes Forward With Plans to Strike

FORD MOTOR CO. WARNS FOREMEN AGAINST STRIKI   Firm Tells Union Scheduled Walkout Will Accomplich Nothina

Blood Clof On Lungs Is Fatal To Legislator   Fiery Southerner Never Took Seat In 80th Conaress

DEATH CALLS THEO. BILBO, NEGRO HATER   ‘WHITE SUPREMACY ADVOCATE WAS 69 YEARS OLD

SENATOR BILBO DIES SUDDENLY IN NEW ORLEANS   Succumbs at 69 After Devel oping Partial Paralysis at Hospital He Entered August 8.   POLITICIAN CENTER OF BITTER FIGHT   Seat in Congress Denied Him at Last Session Following - Charges He Intimidated Negro Voters.

SENATOR BILBO SUCCUMBS T0 HEART AILMENT   Mississippi Legis! ator Elected On “White Su premacy” lasue

Theodore G. Bilbo Dies After Rally In 2-Week Illness  Mississippi's Unseates Sanntar Wae PMofiané   Mississippi's Unseated Senator Was Defiant Against Neqroes

STORMY PETREL OF MISSISSIPPI DIES AT AGE 69   Filibustering Champion Of White SuPremacy Passes In New Orleans Without Ever Having Taken Controverted Seat In 80th Con gress.

HEART AILMENT FATAL TO BILBO   Mississippi Senator Dies in New Orleans; Noted as Filibuster

Theodore 6. Bilbo Dies After Rally  In 2-Week Illness Mississippi's Unseatec Senator Wes Defiant  areemee NI Am FrRh Ae

End of Solon Comes Swiltly, Unexpectedly   ‘Heart Failure’ Given as Immediate Cause of Mississippian’s Death

Sen. Bilbo Dies After Stormy Caree   Champion of White Supremacy, Master Of Filibuster, Succumb

DEATH COMES Ty "THE MAN BILBO   Mississippi Senators Rough And Tumble Career Ends

Bilbo Is Loser Of Last Fight: Expires Af 69   Death Stil Fight for Seat As Mississippi Senator.-

SENATOR. 6.BI G. BILBO DIES IN HOSPITAL   Withoet Having Taken ai Dispat ed Seat in the 8@th Congress

Bilbo Is Deud At New Orleans  Mississippi Senator   Mississippi Senator Was Champion of White Srereeameew

Sen. Bilbo Dies   Death Takes Mississippi Senator; Stills Claims To Seat In 80th Conaress

Bilbo Dies In Hospital   Master of Filibuster, Champion of White Supremacy, Succumbs

Bilbo. Succumbs After Suffering Ravages of Cancer   Mississippi Champion Of White Supremacy Loses in Fight for Life

Official Never Took Seat in 0th Congress   Nerve Inflammation Held Cause of Death: Activities Probed

DEATH REMOVES QUESTION OVER RIGHT TO POST   Solon, Never Seated in 80th Congress, Is Claimed by Long Iliness at 69

DIES pL SETTLING CASE   Senate Seat Dispute Unsettled As Sharp-Tongued Mississipptan Succumbs   ADVOCATE OF SUPREMACY OF WHITES DEATH VICTIM

Nerve Inflamation Fol:  vy tions for Cancer Re. sults Fatally for Mississippi U. S. Senatar

DEATH COMES TO MASTER OF FILIBUSTERS   Sharp-Tongued Solon Noted As Champ Of White Supremacy

Senator Bilbo,  Sick for Months, Expires Thursday   Vinegar Tongued Mississippian Victim of Heart Trouble

Death Halts Bilbo’s Battle For Life And Ends Demand For Seat In U. S. Senate

Senator Bilbo Is Dead .   Bi-partisan Charges. f' Unfitness Had Kept . From’ Taking Seat In 80th Congress

Five-Year-Old Royce Burnett Victim Of Gas   Older Sister Also Badly Burned By.  Elamec [In Home

Five-Year-Old Royce Burnett Victim Of Gas  Older ister Also R.dAly Rarned B   Older Sister Also Badly Burned By Flamec In Home

NEW TAX PLAN -{8-PROPOSED   MEASURE SCHEDULED FOR CONSIDERATION NEXT SESSION INCLUDES . MANUFACTURERS LEVY

Wide Area In Grip of Cold   Temperatures Drop Below Zero; Snow Blankets Region

Snow Covers Lakes Region   Cold Air Follows; Squall Fits Florida

Cold Wave Hits Snow-Blanketed Central State:   Mercury Drops to Zero in Most of Area; 15 Below im North Dakota

U.S. Returns Italy Ships  Sforza Says Rome Assembly  Cheers Action

Share of Fiect Is Renouncet   United States to Give Up Its Share Of Italian Fleet

Italian Fleet Share Renounced By United States   Even Reds Applaud When Parliament Hears Announcement

U.S. Renounces Treaty Share of Italy's Fleet   Count Sforza Reveals Nation Can Keep at Least 40 Ships

U, 8. RETURNS ITALIAN NAVY, SAYS SFORZA   Our Renunciation Strengthens Premier’s Hand

U.S. To Return Ships   Renounces Share Of Italian War Fleet Granted By Treaty

Statement Is Cheered By Assembly   Even — Commiuntists Join Reluctantly In Cheering As Sforza Makes Dramatic An houneenend.

RETURNS SHARE OF WAR FLEET, OFFICIAL SAYS   Even Communists Cheer Announcement During Bitter Assembly Fight

AMVETS WANT VETO BANNED   Action Follows Address by Fleet Admiral Nimitz

MYSTERY FIRE    ~INSC STATION   Union Railway Station o! Charleston in Flames Within Minutes.

Bell Offer Promised For Today   Southwestern Says  Proposal Will Include - Wage and Other Issues; Parley Sessions Sunday

Southwestern Bell to Make Wage Bid Today   No Indication of the Amount Made---Hope to Settle Other lecnac

SOUTHWESTERN BELL TO MAKE OFFER OF WAGE INCREASE   Will Be Made In St. Louis This Afternoon, Officials Said.   NO INDICATION TO SIZE   ‘Coupled With Proposals to Settle All Other Major  Tecues,

Pee ie irre to All Major Walkout Issues   STRIKE 34 DAYS OLD   Sony ps Ae

CANADA SEEKS BETTER NEWS HOOKUP INU. S.   EDITOR CALLS FOR TWO-WAY FLOW ON COVERAGE

Canada Newsman Asks Better News Relationship Between U. S., Canada

Russians Plan ~Tit-For-Tat Press Attacks   No Rain In Sight For Wheat Lands Or New England   Real Estate Board Chief Apologizes For Calling Taft A Red   Mrs. Martha MacLeish, Former Rockford College Head, Seriously III   Appeals For MoreTwo-Way News Flow Between Canada And U. S.

ee¥OIn TOU \. OF Senn  Hospital Fire Causes Evacuation Of Babies

PROVISIONAL POVERNMENT   Would Limit Author: ity, Giving Broad . Dawers to States

GERMAN PLAN 1S OUTLINED _ BY MARSHAL   U. 8 PROPOSAL PROVIDES FOR CENTRAL GOVERN. MENT WITH STATES HAVING GREAT POWER

GOP Expects  House to Pass Inflation Curb   Halleck Charges Truman  Seeks te Play Politics j Week Dutane Tecuram

Predict GOP Substitute Law To Pass   Halleck Assails Truman Attitude

Martin Predicts House Will Pass Living-Cost Bill Today   Speaker Forecasts Votes.-To Spare For GOP Anti-Inflation Measure

Anti-Inflation Bill's Passage  Seen by Mar ‘tin   Halleck Says Truman Ix Not Interested in Bringing Down Prices

GOP ECONOMY PLAN DUE FOR ACTION TODAY   Substitute for Truman Program Expected To Pass House

MARTIN PREDICTS PASSAGE TODAY OF G. 0. P PRIGE BILL   Asserts House Will Approve Votuntary Plan with ‘Votes to Snare.’   MAY BAR AMENDMENTS   Democrats Assail Proposed Procedure as ‘Strongarm’ Methods,

Republican Bill Ready For House   GOP-Backed Plan Subs For Truman’s Stand-By Program

ANTI - INFLATION BILL WILL PASS   House Expected To Adopt GOP Measure “With Votes To Spare”

New Type Parachute May Salvage ‘Instrements in ¥-2 Test Tomorrow

“INTERESTING FACTS” REVEALED IN VOTE QUERY   Grand Jury Investigating K. C. Election Frauds Will Return ‘Several Indictments.”

Civil War Groups to Convene Here Sunday   G.AR. and Affiliated Organizations to Hold Anndal Encomamsnre

HOLLAND CONVICTED ’ OF MANSLAUGHTER   Aone Arondel Countian Accused ” Of Murdering His Wife By State

GROMYKO. TELLS OF DISAPPOINTMENT Russia's Faith In. UN Is Unshakén .-

Soviet Disappointed with U. S. Policy But Feels UN Workable, Gromyko Says

Gromyko Says US Must Alter  Its Position   Soviet Foreign Minister Reveals Country's Attitude; Says Breakup Did Not Help.

GROMYAO REPORTS RUSSIANS HOPEFUL FOR GLOBAL PEAGE   Interview with Soviet Leader Shows Feeling about Situation in World Today.   CHARGES MADE IN PALESTINE CASE

TC  GROMYKO SAYS PEOPLE OF RUSSIA STILL BELIEVE IN UNITED NATIONS

Gromyko Says Russians To Back UN Plan   RUSSIAN DELEGATES IN STATEMENT ABOUT PEOPLE

Russians Still Believe  In U. N., Says Gromyko   Delegate States People Disappointed. In Body Because Of U.S. Policies

Hiker Arrested In Illinois on Gas Station Clue   Denver Salesman, Missing Since Mar. 5, Had Reservation Here

‘Anglo-American. Alliance: Against Russia. Charged.”   Churchill ts ‘Accused of ‘Starting Move

WALLACE AGAIN DEFENDS REDS   SAYS CHURCHILL PLOTTING AGAINST RUSSIA

Wallace Flays Churchill Ideas   Charges Former Prime Minister With Attempt To Build Anti-Soviet Alliance

Catholic Paper Takes Issue In Sullivan Case   Hits At Richards’ Editorial Attack

(Miners Show Objection To Labor Passage   Close 56 Coal Mincs In 5 States; More Than 31 000 Workers Idle. ;

 _ REACTION New Law Arouses"  Leaders —   HUNDREDS OF PITS CLOSED ©

More Than Fourth Of Nation's Miners Walk Off Job Today   Alabama Pits Are First To Close In Protest to Law

Reaction Swift, Bitter Toward Bill's Passage   Representatives Of Coal Industry Fear Walkout May Become Nationwide Strike   Mines Shut Down

ONE-FOURTH OF Tie NATION'S. SOFT COAL MINERS OUT   Sdme 123,000 Men Were on Strike Im Seven Sfates Today.   PROTEST LABOR BILL   The Walkouts Began, In Alabama Last Night and Spread Swifthy.”

Labor Bill  Passage Is Protested   More Than Quarter of Soft Coal Diggers in Wildcat Move.

Action Seen As Protest To New Law   Some of Leaders in Soft Coal Industry Express Fear Stoppage May Grow Inte Full-Seale Strike

Strikes in Coal, Shipbuilding, and Livestock Handling Industries Mark Birth of New Law.  123,000 MINERS IDLE IN PROTEST

Labor in Bitter  Reaction to Law   Irate Union Leaders Threat en Reprisals for Overriding Veto   A QUICK COURT TEST   Coal Mine Stoppage May Become Full Scale National Strike

Wave of Walkouts Start In Coal Fields Shortly After Senate Votes New Labor Bill Into Law

Steel Soon May Be Hit By Low Fuel   Evidence Is Reported That Walkouts Are Breaking Up in Some Sections   Pact Is Reached   Kearny Ship Yard Strike Averted, 4.000 Stay on Jobs

Coal Fields Hit Hardest By Walkouts   123,000 Miners Idle In Seven States; Protest New Law

WALKOUT GROWS IN NATION'S SOFT COAL INDUSTRY   UMW Pours Out Of Pits In Waves; Catches TT. S. ‘Shart*

Full-Fledged Tieup Is Feared After Vacation; Justice Dept. Takes Look

Miners Protest Law On  Unions   Wave Of Stoppage Sweeps Across  Coal Fields

Half Coal Miners, Many Other Union Workers In Protest Strikes   Seizure Law Extension Asked

123,000 Men Walk Off Job In Coal Pits   Wildcat Strike Wave Closes Hundreds Of Mines; One-Fourth Of Diggers Are Out

Coal Workers Protest New Labor Curbs   Arkansas-Oklahoma UMW Members Plan To Stay On Job

Strikes Close Coal Mines By The Hundreds   Wave Of Wildcat Walkouts In 7 States Protests New Labor Law.

Union Leaders Hurl Protests At New Labor Law   Wildcat Strikes Close One-Fourth Of Soft Coal Mines. Idling 123.000 Men

All But Three Illinois Mines Closed Down   Walkouts Spread From Alabama to Six Other States

Of Nation's Soft Coal Mines in Seven States . Closed by Work Stonpaae  ] More Than One-Fourth

WORKERS QUIT PITS AS LABOR BILL IS ENACTED   Estimate 23,000 Men in 7 States Walk Qut as Leaders Lash Law

135 000 Miners Quit Pits As  Unions Pledge To Oppose Act In Court, Congress, At Polls

[Mine Walkouts Start In Protest Against Taft - Hartley Union Bill

Coal Output. Sharply Cu   Thousands Of Miner: Quit Pits In Wildcat Strikes

Leave Shafts In Protest To Labor Bill   Wildcat Strikes Spread Over Coal Fields As Truman Calls NLRB

Protest Walkouts Leave 31,000 Idle In 56 ‘Coal Mines   Passage Of Labor Act  Brings Repercussions

Outbreak of Strikes Marks Birth Of New Labor Act  Wildcat Walkouts Are Sweeping Through Soft Coal Mine Fields

Production of Coal Hard Hit As Miners Quit   Ship Building and Livestock Handling Crippled as Strikes Spread in Nation

Full-Scale Stoppage \s Feared   5,000 Workers In Eastern Ohio Mine Fields Idle

135,000 QuIT PITS ANGERED BY LABOR LAW   Nation Caught Short Of Coal Supplies Ry Stoppage

uae 0 Oe oe STS BY  123,000 Off Jobs In Pits — In 7 States —  Daesawn (VT alma   Passage Of Labor Bill Is Reason

Fear National Coal Strike in Miner Walkout  Fourth of Nation’s Soft Coal Miners

Protest Move Begins Spread To Hard Coal Area In East   Handful Of Diggers Returns; Stoppages Hit At Labor Laws

Two Large Utah Mines Are Among Those Closed; Union Heads Vow  Vengeance on Labor Bill Backers

INDUSTRY IS HIT HARD   Over 100 Mines in  Seven States Are Closed by Strikes

Strike Outbreak Follows Birth of New Labor Law   Coal Mine Workers, Livestock Handlers, Shipbuilders Strike

Labor Quick In Reacting To New Law   Reprisals At Polls Hinted By Union Leaders

93,000 MEN 9°") IN 7 STATES ,+ QUIT WORK   lewis Remains Silent On  Levelopmente

Near 200,000 Coal Miners Idle From Jobs   Nation’s Stecl Productiow Cut; One Plant Shut Of€ 1.500 Tons Daily.

In Protest Against —      NO STRIKE CALLED; MINERS. SIMPLY LEAVE JOBS ON THEIR OWN IN SEVEN STATES

SOFT COAL INDUSTRY IS HIT HARD   Over 100 Mines in  Seven States Are Closed by Strikes

‘Workers Object to Labor Bill   Mines, Shipbuilding. Stockyard Industries Are First Affected

Total Of 123,000 Walk Off Jobs In Seven States, Crippling Operations   Packing House  Workers Also Out   Foremen’s Walkout Con tinues In Detroit Despite ) Passage Of Law

31,000 MINERS WALK OFF JOBS IN FIVE STATES   Action Seen As Protest For Senate’s Overriding Of Presidential Veto

Labor Curbs Irk   About Half of Miners Idle in Protest Over New Law; Union Leaders Plan Court Test

Some Miners Are Striking   Wave Of Wildcat Strikes Began Shortly After Senate Overrode President's Veto

More Than One-Fourth Not Working   Irate Union Heads Threaten Reprisals at The Polls

STEEL REPORTS FIRST SLASH IN ITS PRODUCTION   Some Signs Indicate Crack In ‘Wildcat’ Walkouts Hitting Labor Curbs

175,000 Miners Quit In Protest New Labor Bill   Nine States Hit By Swiftly Spreading Wildcat  Strikes Expressing Anger Over Passage Or I Imstan.f tiwkive tl wwealntinea

123,000 Diggers On Strike In 7 States; Close Several Pits   Start Walkouts in Alabama Shortly After Senate Overrides President’s Veto Monday Afternoon

Over 115,000 Coal Diggers Reporied Out   Walkouts Start Less Than Hour  Atter Senate Overvode President Truman's Veto Of TaftHartley Labor Bil)   PITS SCHEDULED TO CLOSE NEXT FRIDAY

Work Stoppage Follows Labor Bill Passage   See Danger- Of Complete Tieup

INWA CAPITAL BRACES FOR FLOOD   Halt of Coal Workers Out as Wave of Strikes Hits U.S.   Stockyards Hit   Fear Full Strike

tAt Least Half of US Bituminous Miners Said To Be Idle; Termed a   Violation of New Law

WORKERS LEAVE MINES; PROTEST NEW LABOR ACT   Third of UMW Quit Jobs to Join in —Stoppage

Industrial: -: Walkouts : =:  On Inc Increase!   WORKERS IN OTHER FIELDS FOLLOW LEAD OF MINERS

STRIKE WAVE MARKS BIRTH OF NEW LAW   Miners, Packinghouse Workers, Shipbuilders Balk

Wave of Wildeat Walkouts Sweeps  ‘Over Coal Mines   Livestock Handlers And Shipbuilding Union Workers Leave Jobs

Labor Threatens Protest Walkouts; Many Mines Close   Bitter Reaction to Taft. Hartley Union Bill is Noted Over Country

Unions Threaten Reprisal At Polls   Labor Law Brings Bitter Reactions From Union Heads

‘Labor Reacts to New Bill With Widespread Strikes   Walk-Outs In Coal, Shipbuilding, Live.  stock Industries Greet New Measure

See Some Signs Wildcat Strikes Are Breaking Up   Workers Reported Returning To Mines In West Virginia

UnionistsThreaten Election Reprisals; Strikes Are Staged   Legislators Who Favored Bills Will Feel Their Wrath at Polls, They Say

Reaction Of Organized Labor To Measure Is Speedy, Bitter   Mines Shutdown; Protest Walkout Calls Heard; Election Reprisals Are Threatened

)    Nearly Half of Nation’s 400, 000 Coal Miners Idle in Protest; Wildcat Strikes May Dissolve.   PRODUCTION CUT IN STEEL INDUSTRY

Industry Says At Least Half Of Miners Idle   Fear Expressed Stoppage to Spread Throughout Nation

NATIONAL COAL STOPPAGE FEARED   Workers To Start 10-Day Vacation Friday   Contract Will Be Signed By July 8; At Least 56 Mines Closed

Strikes Sweep Nation After Senate Action   123,000 Miners Walkout In Seven States; Shipyard Workers and Omaha Stockyards Join In Widespread Protest of Measure

NUMBER IDLE IN MINE TIEUP HITS 175,000   Workers Continue Tc Leave Pits; 41,000  Quit in Penna.

Mine Shutdowns and Demanss for Strikes Are Labor's Reaction to New Union Control Legislation

Total Mounts Rapidly In Unofficial Walkout   ‘Boys Pretty Sore’ About New Law; Bitterness Sweeps Soft Coal Field

Strikes Break Out  In 3 Industries   Wildcat Striking Occurs in Coal Mines, Putting 123,000 Men on Idle List; Meanwhile Work Stoppage Occurs in Stockyards at Omaha.

Coal Production Is Sharply Cut   Diggers Reported ‘Bitter’ At Congress For Overriding President’s Veto Of Bill

Secret Session Held On Treaty   F oreign Ministers Trying To Break Deadlock

MOSCOW MEET IS SEMI-SECRET   Desperate Final Effort Made To Break Austrian Deadlock   MOST ADVISERS OUT

Ministers Act To Draft New Austrian Pact   Semi-Seeret Parley Opens as Council Strives for Solution

Close Doors  On Big-Four’s Talks Today   Ministers Making Desper. ate Final Effort to Break Deadlock On Austria Peace Treaty

Moscow Confabs Doomed   Hold Semi-Secret Session In Last Desperate Move

3.000 Reds Casualties  In Assault   Dispatches Say Chinese Communists Suffer Heavy Losses in Being Driven Across River.

GOVERNMENT DISPATCHES REPORT 3.000 CHINESE: Pens KILLED AT YULIN

Price of Homes Now Level, Sees Good Chance of Drop Electrical Head Makes Appraisal

Prices Of Homes Levelled Off And Expected To Droy   Association Head Sees An Early Decline In Building Costs.

SNOW COVERS — MOST MIDWEST   Falls Vary From 3 to § Inches, Moving - Eastward 

Poultrymen Ask Change in Food Saving Program   Offer Substitute Plan’ ¥c End Poultryless Thursdays Now in Effect

First Plan Dead, Poultrymen Offer New One   U. S. Official Predicts End of Chickenless Thursdays ‘Quickly’

Thursday Ban On Poultry Use May Be Lifted   New Plans Would Save 30,000,000 Bushele Of Grain

1S FAMILY UGHT U.S. CURITIES   aims Gen. Arnold opped Same Idea on dvice of Lovett

Police Smash Auto Theft Ring In N. E.   Two Men Held, Another Sought

McCarthy Terms FH Books “Mess”   Situation Points Need For Bureau Reduction, He Says

13 Dead, Missing in Harbor Blaze   Ship Blows Up, Sets Off $7,000,000 Holocaust in L. A. Harbor; Piers Burn

Los Angeles ‘Texas City Plan’ Curbs Damaae as Four Die in Tanker Blast

TANKER BLOWS UPATLOS — ANGELES —   Four Known Dead And 12 Others © Are Missing

Toll in Blast May Reach 16   Ship Explosion Fire: Los Angeles Docks

TANKER BLOWS ‘UP IN HARBOR AT LOS ANGELES   Four Known Dead, 12  Missing in City’s Worst  Harbor Disaster.

4 Dead in Blast of Coast Tanker   12 Missing, 24 Hurt as Ship Explodes

Fear 16 Lost In Ship Blast      4 Known Dead And 12 Others Missing In Explosion

FOUR DEAD, 12 MISSING, L. A. HARBOR FIRE   Tanker Blows Up, Burns; Five Shippinc Berths Destroyed

Tanker Explosior Spreads Flames To 5 Pier Berths   Four Known Dead; 12 Missing, 24 Hurt In L. A. Harbor Blast

Shipping of Heavy Machines To Russia Due for Inquiry   GOP Leader Pians Formal Request for Solution to What He Calls ‘Whirling Dervish Program’

Relief Columns Move Into Sector  To Aid Garrison  U.S. Warns Against Recognizing Rebels

Greek Rebels Flee as Aid Nears Konitsa   Relief Columns Cross Blasted Bridge, Reach Outskirts of Town

Red Guerrillas ‘Withdrawing’ From Konitsa   Two Greek Army Relief Columns Moving In; © Battle Virtually Over

Communists Losing Fight For Greek City   Say Guerrillas Withdrawing From Besieged Town

on EEE ENED eee   Guerrillas Believed Withdrawing: Relief Troops Within Sight

GUERRILLAS ARE REPORTED LEAVING KONITSA, GREECE   And That the Battle for the Town Was Virtually Over.   GREEK ARMY MOVES IN   Bulk of Regular Forces Waiting to Cross the Wreckage of the Bridge.

3 SLIGHTLY INJURED   Twe Lecompton Men and One Local Resident Were in Truck Crash

MATTOONER ON WRECKED . C STREAMLINER   George E. Peniston on Derailed City of Miami; Uninjured

MATT WRECKED I. C. STREAMLINER   George E. Peniston on Derailed City of: Miami; Uninjured -

POLICE HUNT — ~ GIRL MISSING AT PROSPECT   MARION COUNTY. SHERIFF 15 ‘NOT CONVINCED 18-YEAR ‘OLD GIRL WAS KIDNAPED

GIRL IS MISSING, FEAR FOUL PLAY   Roxie Green Disappear: After Game, Clothing Is Found

‘ATOMIC BOMB IS A WORLD PROBLEM   Science Editor Tells Audi ence Peace Time Control Is Essential   AT K.U. CONVOCATION

Science Editor Tells Audience Peace Time Control  Is Essential   AT°K.U. CONVOCATION

Texas City Begins Job of Cleaning Up   Powerful Pumps Used to Sweep Debris Into Bay

TEXAS CITY GOES ABOUT HUGE TASK OF MOVING DEBRIS   Fire Hazards Being Eliminated and Explosives Moved:  Bay to Be Cleaned

WESTBROOK PEGLER   There Never Was An Outfit Like Roosevelt Family

SLASH PERILS CUT IN TAXES   Proposal Is Made Ty _ Earmark 3 Billion  To Reduce Debt

Debt Payment Ahead of Tax Slash Sought   Knowland Plans Proposal To Require $3 Billion  Voaurly Reatleamwant

Priority To. Public Debt Cut’s Urged   California Senator’ Would Place Matter  Ahead. OF Tax Slash

Budget Cutting Row Tops Busy Congress Week   Knowland Will Seek Payment on Debt Before Taxes Slashed

Debt Payment ToBe Sought ~ By Knowland   Californian Wants Three Billion Paid Before Taxes Are Cut

Budget Fight Tops Busy Congress Week; House, Senate Due To Disagree   Representatives Set To Favor $6 Billion Cut In Tru: man Estimate While Senators Seem Unwilling To Trim Military Expenses

California Senator Insists Payment Be Made on Debt Before Taxes Are Reduced

To Seek Payment of 3 Billion on National Debt  Tax Reduction - Program Hangs in Balance

Reduce Debt Then Tax, Senator Asks:   Knowland Proposes Earmarking First!  $3 Billion Savings ’

DOUBT RAISED ON GOP PLAR TO CUT TAXES   Californian To Offer Debt Payment Pesolution

BUDGET FIGHT IS DEVELOPING IN WASHINGTON    Sea. Knewland Wants Hali Of Preposed Cut Applied On Debt   DEMOCRATS TRYING TO FORESTALL SLASH

PLEA BY LEWIS BRINGS MINE SAFETY TALK   Congressmen Generally Fo U. M. W. Security Stand; Krug Gets Support

Lewis Mine Safety Demand Supported   Remittal of Fine to Assist Centralia Widows Suggested

Lewis Given Assurance of Congress Aid   Laws With Teeth Strongly Urged by Members of House

UMW LEADER SEEKS GREATER MINE SAFETY   Some Solons Support Bie to Transfer Court Penalties

Miners’ Contempt Fine May Aid Blast Widows, Orphans   Congress Promises to Help, Plan Safety Law With “Teeth”

New Laws To Help Miners Are Favored   Demand For Krug Ouster Falling Upon Deaf Eare

Congress to Study Mine Code   Strong Safety Laws Urged; Krug Ouster Considered Unlikely

Congress sme. Back Plea Fo Mine Safety:      Offer Support For More: Teeth "In Safety Laws

Lewis Promised Aid in Congress For Mine Safety   Finds Support to Make Trust Fund of Contempt Fines

Congress Backs Lewis’ Demands For Mine Safety   No Support, However, For Request to Oust Secretary Kruq

Congress Promises Mine Safety Action   Members Hear Lewis Assail Krug, Ask Fund Te Benefit Survivors of Victims

Congress To Help Lewis Safety Plan   Mine Boss Will Get Government Assistance

Lewis’ Demand for Safety for Miners Gets Promise — of Congressional Aid

No Indication Of Support For Fight On Krug   Lewis Sounds Off Before Committee In Washington

Solons Promse . To Back Lewis In Safety Plee   Study. Turning Contempt Fine Into Benefit Fund: Oppose Firing Of Krug

JOHN L. LEWIS WINS PROMISES OF SAFETY LAWS  PRESIDENT TRUMAN GaVe snn THNHIICHT

Lewis’ Safety Demands Bring Promise of Help  House Members Urge _ Laws With’’Teéeth’

SOLONS PLEDGE ACTION ON ‘BIC JOHN'S’ EDICTS   House Members Ask Stringent Safety Laws for Coal Miners in Nation

Congress Asks Stronger Laws For Coal Mines   Lewis Also Gets Some Support For Return Of Fine To Union

Lewis Asks Fine Refund   Congress Refuses To Fire Secretary Krug

Lewis Gains Promises Of Safety Law ‘Teeth’  Restor alion of Fine Also Backed.  -s rr

Lewis Safety Demands Gain House Backing   Congressmen Approve Mine Safeguards, but Oppose Ouster Move  Against Secretary

Solons Pledge To Baek owt Call For Strict Safety Rules   UMW Chief Wants $710,000 Fine Used for  Victims’ Kin

LEWIS WINS PROMISE OF HELP IN CAMPAIGN FOR MINE SAFETY   House Members Urge Laws “With Teeth” After Hearing Testimony From Mine Chief

Solons Promise Lewis Support After Hearing   UMW Boss Also Wins Backing for Return Of Contempt Fines

Lewis Wins Promises of Conaress Aid   Drive to Convert... «Fines Into. Fund for . \ nel ‘Orohane

Lewis Gains Support for Safety Plan   Congress Agrees to Provide Mine Help; Krug to Keep Job

Congress Promises  To Aid In Drive For Mine Safety  Te 8 Oe ee  Lewis Pleads For Widows, Orphans   100,000 Idle By Closing Of Mines As Safety Measure

Lewis Demand Having Effect   Some Congressmen Favorably Impressed; Truman Squarcly Supporting Krug

Congressmen Rally Behind Lewis? Demand For Laws Holding Greater Safety In Mines

Lewis Wins Pledges of Support In Drive for Safety of Men in ‘Underground Slaughterhouses

VAULT BLASTED, BALLOTS STOLEN IN KANSAS CITY   Phieves Make Away With Evidence on Which Grand Jury Returned 81 Vote Fraud Indictments.   CARRY OFF TALLY SHEETS, POLL BOOKS   Whether Theft Will Prove Handicap in Prosecution of Cases Remains in Doubt.

VOTE FRAUD CASE EVIDENCE STOLER   Kansas City Election Ballots Taken After Grand Jurv’s Renort

Thieves Take Vote Fraud Evidence In Kansas Ci ty   Steél Doors In Vault Broken—Pendergast Machine Still Rampant, Republican State Chairmon Charaes

Vote Fraud Evidence Is Stolen   Kansas City Election Commissioners’ Va ult Is Burglarized &

THIEF CARRIES OFF EVIDENCE TO ARREST 81   STEEL VAULT DOORS BROKEN TO SNATCH GRAND JURY DATA

Thieves Steal Evidence in Vote Fraud  81 Indictments - Were Based on  DMiesinag Panera

Vote Fraud Evidence Stolen in  Kansas City   Used in Securing 81 Indictments; — Two Steel Doors  Of Vault Smashed

Thieves Steal Evidence in Vote Fraud  81 Indictments Were Based on

Evidence In Missouri Vote Probe Stolen   Ballots, Poll Boxes, Records Taken From Vault

Government Seeks Phone Crisis Peace   Although Wartime Powers To Seize Strike-Bound Industries Soon To Expire

DESPERADO GIVES UP  TO TEXAS OFFICERS  AT FARM ON RIVER MAN TRAPPED, PRESSED BY HUGE POSSE FORMED  ABATTAIAIMA 2éawMrsa SFr CREAT

11 KILLEDIN CHIO AUTO ACCIDENTS ON NEW YEAR'S   New Haven Bride-To-Be Dies as Car Rolls Down Maumee River Bank

‘Three “Mrs. Hush” Winners Still Friends, ‘Dividing Prizes As They Pour In Each Day

INTERSECTION WEST OF HERE TO BE CHANGED   McCain Says Temporary Interchange To Be Modified And Marked   PROTEST. FILED BY ROUTE 40 RESIDENTS

Road Intersection Changes Announced   Entrance To Old Route 4C To Be Marked, McCain Says

Nations Holiday Death Toll Reaches 569; Traffic Accidents Take Largest Toll

J ewish Leader Opposes A Arab  Removal Plan:   UN Committee Js Advised Jews In Holy Land Do Not Seek Onster Or Absolute Control

Palestine Group Sees Chance Of Long Study —  Chairman.-ef- Jewish Agency Draws Sharp Rebuke Today

U.S. Will Push Its Efforts to Prevent Bulgaria From Executing Petkov

FIGHT TO SAVE PETKOV WILL BE CONTINUED   U. S. Plans New Steps As Russia Rejects Direct Appeal

NEW MEASURES IN PETKOV CASE   Russia Rejects Joint * American, British Direct Appeal

U.S. T0 CONTINUE FIGHT FOR PETKO\   LAST-DITCH EFFORT TO BE MADE TO PREVENT HIS BXECUTION BY BULGARIA,

U.S. Presses For Move Te  Save Bulgar   Handed Rebuff In Attempt To Check Leader Exeention

U.S. Renews Its Efforts To Save Anti-Communist   State Department Seeks To Prevent Bulgaria From Saesiting Opposition Leader—Russia : _:Spurns Appeal 

Fight to Save Petkov's Life Pushed by U.S.   State Department Plans New Measures Despite Red Rebuffs

Achecon Uraes Controls on Imports and Exports   Record Selections at Sen Ouentin Prison Vary

PROOF OF CHARGES IS DEMANDED   Hollywood Insists On Evidence That  Communism Prevails

McNutt Demands Committee List All ‘Communistic Films’  Or Absolve Movie Industry

Film Association Demands Listing Of ‘Red Pictures  Four ar ww to Get 0

ACTRESS DISAPPEARS FROM LINER AT SEA   Group Asks Names Of Films With Red Tinge — Not Technicolor

Films Demand Red Evidence   MeNutt: Challenges Prober ‘To Produce Data

Motion Picture Group Demands Committee List Pictures Called “Red”

Hollywood Unit Demands Proof Of Red Charges  Group Requests List of Movies Called Communist

McNutt Scores Communistic Investigation   Counsel For Industry De. mands ‘Red’ Movies Be Listed

President Truman Has too Much Energy for Most White House Reporters

Conferees Near Agreement on Funds for Interior Department Durina Fiscal Year

Un-American Committee Virtually Order: Hollywood To Purge Movie Colony Reds

ORDERS PURGE OF COMMIES IN FILMLAND   Rep. Thomas Tells Movie Moguls to Clean House

Marshall Plan Given Approval By Governors   Committee Pledges Support To European Aid Program; Delay Committ ment Till Details Learner

AID PROGRAM GIVEN SUPPOR:   Governor’s Committee  Unanimous in Pledge

Committee Gives Approval? In General Terms; Pledge Cevers Help to All Needy 

Pledge Support For Marshall’ Aid Proposal   Governors Take Stand at Meetina

GOP Governors Won't Be Rushed   Want Blueprint Of Marshall Aid Plan Before Any Full Endorsement

Governors Pledge To Back Marshall   Resolutions Committee to , Ask Full Conference To  . Approve Promise   an Action on. Marshall Plan But a Vote of Confiderice, Carlson Says —

GOP Governors Want Specific Blueprint Of Marshall Plan Before Committing Party   Warren Wants Economic Justification For Potentially Expensive Program

GOVERNORS IN MOVE TO BACK PEACE EFFORT   Resolution Will Pledge Support of Secretary Marshall

Backed In Pri ncipte  GOP Support Of Aid- -Europe Plan To Await Specific Need  De Me   Republican Governors Withhold Endorsement Until Blueprint Is In

Governors Pledge To Back Marshall   Resolutions Committee to Ask Full Conference To  Approve Promise   FOR PEACE IN WORLD   Not an Action on Marshall ~ Plan But a \ ote of Confidence, Carlson Says

Governors to Back Marshall   Warren Wants Facts Before Specifically Endorsing Aid Plan

Governors’ Group Favors  Marshall Plan   Committee Approves Pledge Supporting Marshall’s Efforts; GOP Governors To Await Blueprint.

Warren Seeks. Proof Of Need  To Aid Europe   GOP Governors Awaiting - Specific Blueprint Of  Marshall Plan And  Ability Fo Pay —

(Governors Group Lauds  See. Marshall   But No Mention Made of Specific Plan for Help To Europe

GOP Governors Await More Date  Warren Favors   Warren Favors Marshall ‘Principle’

GOP Governors Wait Details   Won’t Commit Party To Marshall Plan Until  Blueprint is Given

Governors in Favor, Report   Committee Approves 1 Pledge of Approval

Back Marshall in Efforts for Vlorld Peace  Governors Withhold Specific Mention of European Plan

Governors Vote Full Support To Peace Efforts   Resolution Does Not Specifically Mention Aid Plan

In Pledge To:Marshall   Governors Unanimous In Backing All Efforts To Bring World Peace

Governors Pledge Their Support to Marshall Efforts   European Aid Was Not Mentioned in Resolution Adopted At Salt Lake City

Troubles In Greece Laid To Britain, U.S.      Sun Correspondent Talks With EAM Secre tary

REY. S. DE JONG TO LEAD SPECIAL YOUTH MEETING IN ORANGE CITY   WILL TELL EXPERIENCES AS MISSIONARY IN HOLLAND

Rev. Spencer DeJong To Speak April Ist.   Captain of ‘Evangelistic Team’ Which ‘Toured Netherlands Will Appear In Orange Clty

Another Cool Night Ahead   Fair and Warmer Forecast for Tomorrow;  Crop Growth Retarded

— DEMOCRATS DON’T THINK So —  G.O.P. Kept Promises, Rep. Halleck Says

GOP Delivered On lis Promises,  Halleck States   Hoosier Congressman Reviews First Session of the 80th Congress.

Demo Leader Retorts On Suaaestion   House Leader Makes 8,000 Word Congress Report:

Halleck Says Republican Congress ‘Resnonded to Will of the People’

PARTY LEADERS RENEW CLAIMS   GOP Spokesman Says Congres: Got Job Done — Demo Director Hits Back

GOP Leader Says Congress Kept Promises    Cites Truman's Failure To Cooperate

GOP Claims 80th Congress Filled Promises of ‘46   Democrats Retort That They ‘Delivered—to Biq Business’

WILLKIE GROUP IN DRIVE FOR EISENHOWER   Leaders Claim It Will Be Easy to Nominate Him

GROUP OF INFLUENTIAL GOP *. MEMBERS REPORTED PRE—— PARING . TO - LAUNCH -—ao i “DRIVE s

Greeks Drive on Guerrillas   Air Force Active, Fleet Set to Help

Unification Favored by Committee   Senate Debates Treaties With Hitler’s Allies.

Todav In Coneress   Senate Committee Approves Plan For Merger Of Armed Forces; Truman Again Calls For Universal Training: Peace Pacts Debated

McClintic Tells Off On Ickes   Describes Job He Had Under Him, Of Overtime Required To Use Up Funds

—A CHANGE FROM PAPER WORK Flies 640.7 mph For New Air Speed Record

NAVY FLIER SETS NEW SPEED MARK   PILOTS JET PLANES ON OFFICIAL couse AT 640 MILES HY

WORLD AIR MARK SET  Navy Experimental Jet Plane Flies 640.7 Miles an Hour

Navy Pilot Sets New Speed Mark In Jet Plane   Hits 653.4 Miles Per Hour During Record Flight

Navy Sets New Air Speed Mark   Jet Propelled  Skystreak Flies 640.7 Miles Per Hour for New Record

AIR SPEED RECORD REGAINED BY NAVY   Jet-Propelled Plane Speeds 640.7 Miles an Hour

Plane Speed Record Set   Naval Pilot Flies Stub-Winger Plane at 640.7 Miles Per Hour

Army Mark Made Month Ago Broke  Four Flashing Passes Flown Over Course

Air Record Set by Navy Plane    Flies at 640.7 Miles Per Hour Over Marked Course  In Califarnia.

Jet-Propelled Plane Flashes To 640-MPH World Record   Picture on Page 10

NAVY PILOT FLIES 640 MPH. TO SET NEW SPEED RECORD   ; Wrests Record Frem Army With : ‘Spectacular Flight in Experimental Plane

Navy Jet Plane Cracks Speed Mark   Skystreak Flits Over Course at 640.7 MPH

croft Mes More 25 Feet Wingspen Navy Pilot In Stub-Winged Jet Plane Roars To World Speed Mark

NAVY REGAINS WORLD'S AIR SPEED RECORD   Young U. S. Pilot Flies 641 M.P.H. In Jet Skystreak’

Croft Has Mere 25 Foot Wingspan  a nN SN  Navy Pilot In Stub-Winged Jet Plane Roars To Wo.'!d Speed Mark

Navy Pilot Sets Air Speed Mark Of 040.7 MPH   Skystreak Hits Fastest Speed in Muroc Run

BETTERS WORLD SPEED RECORD   Navy Flier in Jet Plane Hits 640.7 Miles Per Hour

Jet Job Piloted By Navy Flyer Sets International Speed Mark of 640 MPH

London Girl's Parents Deny Consent ' To Her Marriage To MDowell Miner

OLEQ DEALERS IN STATE FREE OF LICENSE FFE   State Supreme Court Holds $500 License Fee Unreasonable

Marshall To Offer New Pact As Peace Pattern   Expects To Submit Inter-American Defense Treaty To U.N. For Consideration As Model For World Agreement.

‘MARSHALL, VANDENBERG HAIL HEMISPHERE TREATY AS SHOWING IWAY TO PEACE PACTS FOR WORLD

Marshall, Vandenberg Indirectly Lash Soviet Lack of Co-Operation

Marshall Hails Security Pact As Pattern for Peace   Criticism of Russia Is Implied in Talks On  American Canoneratian

PEACE TREATY DRAWS PRAISE   Hemisphere Pact Cited By Marshall As ‘Example’

‘HEMISPHERE PACT HELD UP AS PLAN FOR WORLD PEACE   Marshall and Vandenberg: Crit cize. Russia For Delaying ~ U.N. Acconiplishments:

RIO PACT CITED AS EXAMPLE   Marshall Says It Shows Wha Can Be Done When Nations Are Willlng.

Marshall Says Security. Pact Model For UN   Vandenberg Also Praises . Defense, Treaty;..Both: . hiply-Criticiem OF: . Soviet Russia

Hailed - As - ‘Pattern  Defense Pact Of Americas To Be Given  UN As Guide   Marshall To Present “Treaty To Assembly; Vandenberg Praises

CALL RIO PACT BOON TO WORLL   Marshall and Vandenberg  Say Peace Advanced

Marshall Says All Lands — Can Do Same   Agreement of Western Nations Is Seen As Fine Example for UN

Marshall Points To Defense Pact As Peace Example   Vandenburg Also High In Praise Of Brazil Treaty

Pan-American Pact Pattern For Peace   Marshall And Vandenberg To Offer It To U.N. In Quest For World Wide Security

Rio Treaty — Held Pattern For World   Marshall and Vandenberg- Cite Pact to World

United Nations to Benefit Also   Russia Criticized for Opposition to Cooperation

Defense Pact Pattern for Keeping Peace  Marshall Implies   Marshall Implies Criticism of Russia in Radio Speech

MARSHALL HAILS SECURITY PACT   Says It’s Best Example o Cooperation for Peace

AMERICAN PACT HELD PLAN FOR U.N. 10 FOLLOW   Marshall, Vandenberg Point To Hemisphere Setup As Example For Peace

Hetnisphere Defense ‘Pact Offered United - Nations as Patterr   Treaty of. Rio de Janeiro : Extolled by. Marshall Bnd “Vandenbers

Inter-American  Pact An Example   Marshall Says It Proves Nations Wanting Peace Can Obtain It   CRITICAL OF RUSSIA   Vandenberg Hails Treaty As Pattern for U.N.  To Follow

Hail Pact As Peace Pattern —   -Marshall-.and Vandenberg Tell* Radio Audience American Treaty An Example For U. N.

Prompt Senate Ratification of Inter-American De. fense Pact Is Forecast by Sen. Vandenberg.

SHERIFF KILLS LIQUOR BURCLAR: CAPTURES PAIR   Surprises Trio in Act of Robbing His Office of Confiscated Booze.

U.S. Firm On Jews    Insist They Shall Not Have Full Voice in UN Debate On Palestine

Soviet Bloc  Wavers On JewSupport   U. S. Stands Firm In Oppesition To Russten Pronosal

Will Jewish Voice in the U.N. Be Acceptable to the United States

U,§, STANDS FIRM ON JEWISH YOlcE   Reds Back Full Representa tion AL UND

Against Jewish Voice On UN Floor... .  U.S. Opposes Reds On Palestine Talks

U.S. Is Firm On Jews, U.N.   Opposes Russian Demand They Be Given Full Voice In Palestine Debate

Molotov Asks Harsh Pact  for Germany  Diplomat Launches Savage Attack

Molotov Asks Harsh Pact for Germany   Diplomat Launches Savage Attack on Western Powers

Reds Refuse Disavowa  Of Libel On Truman   U. S. Sends Strong Protest-Of ‘Hitler’ Article, Molotoy Answers Bitterly .

U.S. Protest Over ‘Insult’ Is Rejected By Moscow   Says Soviet Writer Libelled Truman By Comparing Him to Hitler

Washington Sends Moscow Heated Notes   Molotov Lashes at American Press in Making Angry Reply

MOLOTOV'S REPLY LASHES QUT AT _ AMERICAN PRESS   Foreign Minister Denies Any. Responsibility for Article Comparing President to Hitler,   STATE DEPARTMENT'S NEXT STEP IN DOUBT   Disclosure Made One Red Publication Recently Called” Marshall “Shylock From Wall Street.”

U. S. Protests. Soviet Insult To President   Protest Turned Down By Molotov Who Raps Press

U.S. Protests Article By Soviet Writer   Molotov Rejects Protest; Scores American Press

U. S. Protests Soviet ‘Libel’   Insult To Truman Charged In Note: Molotov Rejects In A Bitter Reply

Russian Govt. Rejects U.S. Protest of Insult  To President Truman

Soviets Reject Protest Over Truman Insult   American Press Is Assailed by Minister Molotov

5 Dead, 37 Missing In Plane Crash  Marseille-Oran Plane Crash Land:  In Mediterranean

Two Rescued From Plane In Mediterranean Little Hope Held For  Others On Lost Mar eoeilla.Qran Trancnart

‘LITTLE HOPE" IS HELD OUT FOR RESCUE   Marseille-Oran Liner Lost In Mediterranean   EARLY REPORTS   Had All Passengers Saved; Victims Include 6 Children And 2 Babies

Plane Crash Lands in Sea Near Spain   Little Hope Held Of Saving Those Missing; Plane  En Route to Oran

HOPE WANES FOR 37      Are Missing Following Crash of French Piane in Mediterrancan

CHILDREN SAID AMONG VICTIMS OF AIR MISHAP   Five Known Dead As Marseille-Oran Liner Crashes Into Mediterranean: Little Hope For 38 Others Missing; Iwo Rescued.

2 BELIEVED DEAD, FRENCH PLANE CRASH   Escort Vessel Rescues Two Following Mediterranean Crash Landing.

French Plane Comes down in Mediterranean   Two Are Rescued. Five Bodies Found— Report All Saved Officially Discounted

Two Rescued From Plane In, Mediterranean   Little Hop eH eld For Others On Lost Marseille-Oran Transport

Five Bodies Picked Up In Sea Tragedy   Crash Landing Is Made In Mediterranean

Five Dead, 37 Missing, Plane Lost   Crash Landing Made In Mediterranean By Craft Operated By French Firm

TEMPERATURES   French Plane Crashes Into Sea Off Spain   En Route To North Africa; Bodies Of Five Victims Found

Five Die In Plane Crash   Thirty-Seven Others Missing As Paris Airline Craft Makes a Forced Landing at Sea

Sinkiang Poses Number of Hard Questions   AP Correspondent Tries to Get  Clach Rackoround

Explosive Issues Of Border Clash Are Unanswerec   Chiang Men Say Reds !nspired Act

High Living of General Lee Is To Be Lavestigated   War Department Sends} Inspector to Make Full and Complete Repo

Full Speed Ahead on New Paving Projects   Weatherman Is Favaring Workers on West Sixth And 505 Greding Job

Full Speed Ahead on New Paving Projects   Weatherman Is Favoring Workers on West Sixth

Leaders Of Rival Labor Groups; Green, Murray Begin Talks On Merger

A. F. L. AND Cid MERGER TALKS GET UNDER WAY   Little Optimism Expressed For Consolidation Of Big Labor Groubs

RivalriesMake Problem Harder   CiO._ Wants ts Action First While: AFL Would Unite: Cooperation 

GOP Leaders Predict Senate OK of “T ough’ Additions to Labor Bill

Labor Groups  Begin Talking  About Merger Little Optimism  Tn Camne   Little Optimism In Camps Of AFL or CIO

Union Officials Discuss Merger At Washington   Green and Murray Say They Have “Open Mind” About Obstacles

UNIONS OPEN MERGER TALKS   Rivalry Among Leaders May be Potent Factor

CIO And AFL StartMerger Talks Today   Lebor Measures In Congress Hasten Meeting Of Unions

13,500,000 Workers Affected ....  AFL And CIO Today Begin Merger Talks

LABOR MERGE TALKS OPENED   Green and Murray Confer on  Consotidation Plan

AFL-C10 Leaders Begin Talks On Union Merger   Conference Spurred By Labor Bills In Congress; May Adop' Entirely New Name

Labor Bills ln Congress Spur Parley   Murray-Lewis Rivalry May Be Patten? Factor

De Gasperi Denies Reds’ Victory Claims   ‘Without Foundation,’ Says Italian Premier; Rome Situation Back To Normal

Both Sides Claim Victory as Peace Returns to Rome  Vigorous Action by. Biwtinas ke « Emrikance:

Display of Might ‘Ends Rome Strike   "Both Communists and Government Claim Victory   GET BACK TO NORMAL   Officials Keep an Eye Open for Post- Strike Trouble

Dispute Claims of Strike Victory  lew Oo wk   (talian Government <4 Says Nothing Gaine

Italian Government Denounce. es Communist Claims of Victory in 48-Hour General Strike.  SITUATION IN ROME   SITUATION IN ROME IS BACK TO NORMAL

Communist Claims  In Italy Denounced De Gasperi Says Government Won

pay of Might Rome Strike   * Both Communists and Gov. ernment Victory   _GET BACK TO NORMAL   ‘Gbcids Keep an an Eye Open - for Post- Strike Trouble

De Gasperi Denies Red Victory Claim; Big Strike Squashec      Deny Commie Claims o! More Relief; Rome Back to Normal

SENDS DOG TO AMERICA   Gen. Eisenhower Gises Terrier te His Former Secretary

Husband Told Shocking Tale About Wife   Clerk Tells About Assignations With Woman Found Dving

Hubby Stunned by Clerk’s Story of Sprees With Wife   Man Tells of Amorous Escapades With Woman Who Died Mysteriously

Superforts Plan Tokyo-U.S. Flight   One-Stop Scheduled In Alaska, With Next To Be in Washington

B-29’s Make Last Plans For Non-Stop Trip      U. S. PLANES TAKE OFFI FROM TOKYO ON THURSDAY

Superfortresses Will Take Off Thursday On Flight From Tokyo to Washington

FIGHT: FOR: SONTROL:¢ OF. UN: JON ONCE RULED BY CA... ' PONE BLAMED FOR  MURDER.

Wife Of Union’ Head Is Killed   Fatally Shot At Wheel “Of Car While Husband Seriously Wounded.

Gunmen Shoot a Union President  Mrs, Crowley Killed By Shotgun Blasts

Assassins Slay Wite Of Head Of Chicago Unior   James Crowley Head Of Bar tenders’ Union Wounded In Same Attack   SHOT IN AUTO IN FRONT OF HOME (BULLETIN)  > —_—-

Chicago Union Chief Wounded: Shots Kill Wife   Bartenders’ War Is Renewed With Fatal South Side Attack

Peace Dove Deserts Big Four Parley     kTHhe nw te ne Dhaeanna. Rat      There’s a Chance—But the Odds Are Against It—That Bird May Return With Olive Branch

Mackenzie's Column’ Moseow’s Expansion Plans Seem ToHoldKey To WorldwidePeace

Success Of Moscow Conference Hinges  On Outcome Of Marshall-Stalin Meeting

BABSON DISCUSSES JOB OPPORTUNITIES   Living In a Mechanized Era Mechanical Employment Has Greatest Security For The Future, Babson Says.

150 Millions Withdrawn By Britam   Treasury Reports Only $850,000,000 Of Original Loan Ye FT waft

Young Bandit Is Fatally Shot   Attempted To Holdup Bank Messengers; Another Heid. -

War Veteran And Family Locate Home After Sleeping In Jail Two Nights

Showers  May Not Be Over   State Counting Cost of Week of Winds and Rain

Heavy Rains, Hail Damage Oat Fields   San Angelo Area Hard Hit by Storms

Senate Opens Debate On Cuts In Income Taxes  AT&T Attacks Levies On Communications; House Takes Up Relie

Senate Begins Debate On Tax   Compromise Relief Program Tackled By House

‘Truman he quests Congress   To Extend Controls Over Exports for Year Beyond resent Expiration Date

Export Control Reprieve Asket   Truman Seeks One-Year Extension from June 30th

Ask Conaress Keep Control. Upon Exports   President in Special Message Recommends Extension for Year Bevond June 30

TRUMAN WOULD KEEP CONTROLS   President Asks Congress fo Extension of Rule on Exports Another Year

fruman Asks for Extended Clamp OnU.S. Exports   Says Uncontrolled Flow of Foodstuffs Would Raica Pricas

Asks Control Of Exports  President Wants Rules Continued In Force  For Another Year

JS. POLICY TR BROAD TO BE EX FULLY AIRED EX   President Requests Congress to Continue Controls for Year Beyond Present Expiration Date of June 30.

Extension Of Controls Over Exports Asked   Truman Cites Need To Keep Check On Foodstuffs Outflow

Truman Urges Extension Of Export Control   Asks Congress to Add Year to US. Authority

Export Controls Extension Asked   Increase Feared In Living Costs

Truman Asks for Year's Extensior In Controls Over U. 5. Exports   Requests Speedy Action on Continuation for Year Beyond Present Expiration Date, June 30, Warns Lack of Control Will Add to Shortages

TRUMAN WANTS REIN ON EXPORT   Urges Congress To Extent Controls Another Year

Export Control Extension Urged  Uncontrolled Outflow   Uncontrolled Outflow To Boost Food Cost.

Asks Congress to Continue Ban on Certain Exports for Another. Year   DOMESTIC’ SHORTAGES CAUSE FOR PROPOSA!

English Villagers Resigned to Waiting For Glimpse of Royal “Honeymoon Prisoners” Until They Attend Church

Faly Funeral This Afternoon   Retired State Senator Dies in Somerset

First Atom Bomb Crater at Alamogordo Still Closed Area to American Public

Atom Blast Scene Still Radio. Active   Long Time Before Visitors Allowed

AFL Leader Backs Senate Labor Bill  Raps Workers  La. p.Searee- Reentry Ps ene

AFL Official Favors Ban or One Practice   Against Striking to Force Employers to Violate the Law

AFL Official Indorses Curb   Says Workers Who Strike To Make Boss Violate Law Should Lose Rights.

Would Take Away Rights Of Workers   Coercing Of Employers Is Made Target

—LABOR LEGISLATION— Change In Wagner Act Is Favored By AFL Official

UNION LEADER BACKS ONE OF LAW REVISIONS   Would Hit Workers Who Force Employers To Violate U. S. Law

IN ERAN CASES   AFL. Official First Union Man to Favor Congres+  Se a a

AFL OFFICIAL OKERS CURBS ON WALKOUT!   Would Strip Illega Strikers of Wagner Act Rights

Labor Leader Would Punish Some Workers  Pe oe oe og   ~ Would Forfeit Rights Of Those Who Force Templovers Break Lav

Official Of AFL Presents  His View   Wagner Act Rights Would Be Taken  From Strikers

AFL Official Indorses Part  Of Ball’s Bill   Favors Penalizing Strikers Who Force Employers To Violate Law.

WIFE IS SHIELD IN GUN BATTLE   HOODLUM WITH LONG CRIME RECORD KILLED

WANTED IOWA. CONVICT DEAD IN GUN FIGHT   Former Inmate of Eldora and  State Prisons Trapped at St Fannie

Officer Is Saved When Fogitive’s Gun Jams; Desperado Is Caught After Thrilling-Chase

DEAD EX-CON'S WIFE IS ‘GLAD IT’S ALL OVER’   St. Louis Cops Winners Of Gunfight; Lady Robber Nabbed

WALLACE HIT WITCH HUNT’   FORMER—¥1C. E___ PRESIDENT FLAYS THUMAN IN SPEECH DELIVERY — IN LONDON

WALLACE RAPS , TRUMAN POLICY   Former U. S. Vice President » Assails Foreign Program in London Speech

lt Is Hot in England Also— Swears Suntan Lotion Is Applied to Cliffs of Dover   By ED CREAGH (To Hal Bove)

So You Think Corsicana Is Hot?? - - In England, The White Cliffs Of Dover Are Suntanned, Sun Would Frv Eggs. If They Had Fooe )

KING VOICES FAITH IN BRITAIN’S FUTURE   Londoners Turn Out to Welcome Royal: Family

HEAD OF THE STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT QUITS— BLASTS LEGISLATURE ON FUNDS ' ISSUE

OHIO’S HEALTH DIRECTOR QUITS   Dr. Heering Declares Office ‘Waste of Time’ Due to Assembly’s Action

COMMUNIST WORKERS QUIT: 5085 PROTESTING ALLIED SUSPENSION OF MEMBERS IN TRIESTE AREA

Communist Union in Trieste Calls « Strike   Protest Suspensian OF Six of Hs Members--12.000 Workere Ont

SAYS REDS ‘SOLD PHILOSOPHY AT ALLIS-CHALMERS   Claims Union Urged That Atom Secret Be Given Russia -

Sensational Testimony At Hearing   Allis-Chalmers Plant Reported Swayed By Reds

Reds at A-C Proselyted Midst A-Bomb Parts, UAW Man Tells Probers

Epidemic Of Typhoid Feared  Ft. Lauderdale And Miami In Path Of Raging Flood

Florida Battles Swelling Floods  Three Cities Declare State Of Emergency

Florida Gold Coast Battling To Divert Onrushing Flood Waters   At Least Three Cities Declare State Of Emer - gency, Schools, Roads Closed As Vast Sea Of Water Drifts Toward The Coast.

Prospect Of Early Peace Raises Spirits Of Japs; Indolence  Evident Since Surrender Being Replaced By Industriousness.   By RUSSELL BRINES

Early Peace Treaty Prospect Sends Nips Into Arrogant Mood   RY RISSELI, RRINES

LOUISIANA FIRE RAVAGES TIMBER   Worst Blaze in State’s His: tory Spreading; Guard Troons Called in

Weather Data Is Used To Find, Direct Lost Ship; Lead It Safely   Services Prove Weather Stations Should Be Made Storm Resistant

—Hirshberg Trial—  Defense Blames Japanese   Counsel Says Affidavit Claims Soldier Killed For Telling On Guards

Newsstand "7c Copies...   Smethport and Area Manufacturing Plants Unite in Observing Special “Pennsylvania Week” in Smethport   Interesting Display of Company Products In Store Windows Attracting Many Spectators; Special Week Ends With Event at High School

Smethport and Area Manufacturing Plants Unite in Observing Special “Pennsylvania Week” in Smethport   Interesting Display of Company Products Tn Store Windows Attracting Many Spectators; Special Week Ends With Event at High School

Death Letters Still Arriving   Cripps, Eden Get Explosive by Mail.

"LETTER BOMBS” 10 BRITONS CONTINUE   Scotland Yard Investigates SAurdar By Mail”

I! “Bomb” Letters Studied By Police   British Hint Jewish Under  ground Responsible

‘Murder by Mail’ Plot Studied by Scofland Yard   Deadly Messages Are Sent to Prominent Officials of Britain

Lewis Dismissed From Cooperative   Actions On Radio Commentator Opposed By’ Farm Group

FUEL SHORTAGE CURE IS ASKED   Senators Call On Oil In dustry For ‘Definite Picture’

Wants Oil Industry to Give Explanation of Shortages Solons Ask Picture of Disease, Cure

Ask Report on Fuel Oil Supply   Oil Industry to Be Asked for Picture Of Disease and Cure

Distinguishing Essentials From Non-Essentials Is Big Job for Group Planning New Tax Reforms

Enigma of Lana’s Mink . Tax Reform Not Duil Issue   Non-Taxable or Taxable Guest, Fred Asks

GERMAN GENERAL ADMITS KILLINGS   TESTIFIES HIS “ELNSATZ COMMANDOS” SLEW MILLION FEOPLE IN EAST.

Marshall Maps UN  Surprises   Plots Battle of The Peace After Making U.S. Position Clear

U.S: PROPOSALS 70 ASSEMBLY   Gives Broad Outlines of Plans in Sunday Address

Heights stores adopt Thursday evening as irequiar shopping night

Police Question Fiance After Being Called To Scene   Body Found Beside Car in Alley Back Of Girl's Home

Officials Questioning Her Fiance   Body Found Near Car Of Sweetheart in Alley Behind Home

Mason City Girl Found Strangled   Hold Boy Friend for Questioning; Body Found in Alley Beside His Car

VICTIM FOUND ALONG SIDE OF FIANCE'S CAR   Farm Youth Is Being Questioned About Her Death

High School Gir Found Strangled  Mason City Officers Probing Mystery Death

POLICE QUIZ OUTH AFTER NIGHT ATTACK   Body of High School Student Found Beside Car of Her Boy Friend.

Missourians Greet Aleman, Bestow Honors   Mexican President Receives Degrce While in Kansas City

Aleman, Receiving Honorary Degree Hits Tyrants Shackles on Truth

Gossip Carries Far ‘Snowgram’ On Mountain Side Brings Unneeded Help Rushing

Charges Against Desperado Are Mounting Daily   East Texas Terror Is Returned to Scene of His First Activities

After Biggest Manhunt in Years Chargés Pile Up Against  Captured Texas Fugitive

Fw i ER OD  Bus Lines 5 Plan to Keep Service Ahead of City’s Demands

@ GROWING WITH MATTOON  Bus Lines Plan to Keep Service Ahead of City’s Demands

TORNADO SLAPS TRAILER CAMP   13 Injured as 15-Block Florida . Area Is Hit

LUSITSCH, MOVIE WIZARD IS DEAL   Heart Attack Fatal Tc Producer And Maker Of Film Stars

ERNST LUBITSCH TAKEN BY DEATH   }Heart Attack Is Fatal to  Famous Director.

West Quincy Rocked By Oxygen Blast   Building Shattered Eight People Hurt

Truman Takes Brief Holiday in Canada   Winds Up His Officiat Good Will Journey---To  Start Home Taniaht

Truman Winds Up Canadian Trip  Turns Tourist for Series of Functions  we

Must Sign Or Veto Labor, Tax Cut Legislation   " President Turns Tourist For A Day Before Returning To Washington From Canada

Truman Tourist far > a Day; Sees Sights on Canadian Visi   Holiday Outing Winds Up Trip; President Due Home Tomorrow

Truman Winds Uj Trip to Canada — With Holiday  President to Pass “Though Cattaraugus Counly

Truman Winds Up Canada Trip With Holiday   President Faces Big Decisions on Labor, Tax Cut Legislation

Truman Turns Tourist for a Day; P, Decision on Veto of Bills Waits W

Truman Turns Tourist Today   President Visits Arez Around Ottawa; Will Start Back Tonight

TRUMAN'S VISIT IS ABOUT OVER   President Begins His Trig Home Tonight — Sees Sights near Ottawa

PRESIDENT ENDS VISIT TO CANADA   ‘Faces Return To Decisions  On Labor, Tax Proposals

Truman Finishes Visit To Canada  Holiday Is Taken - Before Leaving

PRESIDENT ENDS CANADIAN VISIT   LEAVES TONIGHT TO RESUME STUDY OF TAX, LABOR BILLS

TRUMAN ENDS CANADA TRIP   Winds Up Visit With Holiday From Official Business   APPLAUSE IS MIGHTY

Truman Ends Canada Tour By Sightseeine   Takes Official Party on Ride. Through Country

TRUMAN ENDS CANADIAN TRIP   Turns Tourist Before Return: ing to Washington and Tax, Labor Headache.

PRESIDENT 10 START BACK T0 U.S. TONIGHT   Truman Winding Up Visit te Canada With Informal Outing Today

PRESIDENT TRUMAN WINDS UP HIS TRIP INTO CANADA WITH HOLIDAY FROM OFFICIAL BUSINESS TODAY

ASKS EXTENDED CREDIT CONTROL   Returns To Multiple Problems In Washington Friday... .   Neturns 10 Wiultipie F robiems in WV aShington friday .  TRUMAN WINDING UP VISIT TO CANADA

[Truman Winds Up Canadian Pacaten With an Outing   President Tells Parliament U. S$. Will Help  i Nations Which Desire to Live in Peace

Truman Finishes Tour in Canada   Action on Tax Cut, Labor Bill Await Return te Capital

Truman Takin: Holiday on Canadian Irip   Vital Legislation Awaits Him at End of Journey

Returns To Multiple Problems In Washington Friday... .   — kO Whulliple Froblems In yyasnington rriday .  TRUMAN WINDING UP VISIT 10 CANADA

GIRL IS QUESTIONED IN DUO'S JAIL BREAK   Picked Up At Cleveland After Three Flee Youngstown

Lilienthal Gains Senate Support   Two More Senators Pledge Support To Man Appointed By Truman

Strike Closes N.Y, Cotton Exchange   Operations Suspended Indefinitely as 100 Union Workers Leave Jobs Following Breakdown of Contract Negotiations.

Strike Closes New York City Cotton Market   Financial Union Employes Demand Pay Boost of 30 Per Cent

CottonExchangels Closed by Strike   U.F.E. Local Announces Wage Negotiations Are Unsueeeseful

STRIKE CLOSES COTTON MART   N. Y. Exchange Shuts Up Unti Further Notice. as Walkout Begins.

COTTON EXCHANGE TS CLOSED DUE TO WORKER TROUBLES   Trading Suspended Because of Walkout; Closed Shop  Princtoal Issue

N.Y. Cotton Exchange Closes   Forced To Shut When 100 _ Employes Go On Strike

STRIKE CLOSES N. Y EXCHANGE   Waikoute Of United Finan cial Employes Union Members Halts Activities Of Cottan Exchange; Pay And Closed-Shop Involved.

STRIKE SHUTS DOORS OF COTTON EXCHANGE   Employees Walk Off Jobs 1 Dispute Over Wages

Strike Closes New York City Cotton Market   Negotiations Break Down Over Demands of Union for Wage Hike And Closed Shop

Walkout Follows Breakdown in Wage Boost Negotiations   First Labor Dispute To Disrupt Business on Wall Street; Stop Trading in Wool Futures

IURY CONVICTS WOMAN BANDIT   Syringe Bank Robbe: Faces Life Term In Des Moines

Opal Dixon Faces Life In Prison   Woman Bank Robber : Convicted; Receives Verdict Calmly.

Mrs. Dixon Convicted In Robbery   Woman: Jury Finds: Her * Guilty-.O£, Attempting To: Hold: Up: Bank

WOMAN CONVICTED OF BANK HOLDUP   MES. OPAL DIXON, 35, TO BE GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE IN PENITENTIARY.

NON-REBELLION RULE NOT NEW, DECLARES ASM. DEAN BOLTON:  “SURPRISE” EXPRESSED AT DESCRIPTION AS SPECTACULAR ORDER

NON-REBELLION RULE NOT NEW, DECLARES A.&M. DEAN BOLTON  “SURPRISE” EXPRESSED AT DESCRIPTION AS  ga cruwmay7yianm amr rir,

TOWNSHIP 10 HOLD ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY   Both Parties Offer Slates of Six Candidates

Taylor Raps Senate Group For Failure  ( 4ge SERRE ee, eS Tena ry fr.   Senator Urges Taft To Comply With Law  Or Resign Position

Woman Draggec Info Car, Beafen  Mrs. Herziger of   Mrs. Herziger of Shebovaan Attacked

GRANDMOTHER—JUMPED FROM _ PLANE WITH CHUTE DURING WEEK END, MOTHER OF LOCAL RESIDENT

Annual 4-H Rally Comes Here Friday   Begins At 10 a.m. At Educational Building Of First Methodist Church

PROTEST CUTS IN DEPT. FUNDS   Serious Curtailments Are Forecast If Proposed Slashes Are Made

The Weather:      Solon Will Urge U. S. to Sel  Housing Projects to Citizen:

Bureaus of Government Are Blamed   Chairman of Small Business Committee Says Sales Delayed Purposely

STRIKE OF CHICAGO PRINTERS SPREADS   Workers at Hammond, Ind., Times Walk Out — Paper Tempo-. varliiy Snanended_

Grain Car Shortage Worries Western Railroads   Wheat State Governors in a KC Conference, Ask Federal Aid

OKLAHOMA MAY STORE GRAIN IN PLANE PI ANT   Grain Car Shortage Worries Western Railroads   Wheat State Governors in a KC Conference, Ask Federal Aid:

BULGARIA DEFIES U. N. COMMISSION   Denies Charges Of Greece She is Aggressor

Deny Bulgaria Has Designs Uron Greece   Sohta Government Also Centradicts Report of- Holding Greek Hostares

DEFIES U.N. COMMISSION   Denies Charges Of Greece She is Aqaressor

RIOTING STUDENTS BATTLE POLICE IN AANKING STREETS  tui   Chiang Says China Peace Depends On Aititude  oS ee

ONE. OF FIVE SOLDIERS WHO KILLED FIVE JAPANESE “DURING SPREE MAY _ : * HANG

WELLES QUESTIONED ON ALIEN’S ENTRANCE   Hans Eisler Also Called By Un-American Probers

Tur key: Seen As Key ‘to © Red Barrier :   Se “erct Testimony Hits Move: lo. Aid Grecee Only.

Battle Over Taxes Seen In Congress   Republicans Go Ahead Wiu Reduction Plans — Oppces  ed by Trumén

Showdown Nears On Tax Slashes   State of Union Message Continues Under Barrage of GOP Fire

ON TO DESTINATION   Passengers From “Vaccination Special” Allowed to lroceed

TAFT 10 RUN N48 RACE AS GOP MAN   Senator Reileves Nis  ««- Supperters’ Cuanaras

Taft Will Seek GOP Nomination  Announ ces Decision To Enter a rt

Taft Decides _To Run in 48      Po: ints to. Possible Issues Ene Preatdential Race

Senator Tat EntersBattle For President   Ohio Republicans Assure Their Support for Native Son

TAFT ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY   SENATOR DEFINES POSSIBLE 1948 ISSUES—NOT TO ENTER PRIMARIES.

1948 CONTES!   Formal Announcement Of  Candidacy Is Made By Ohio Senator

Debate Plan For Truman Stalin Mect   Wallace Proposal To Have Leaders Map Peace Guarantees May Not Be Practical  Now

Call for Meeting with Stalin Might Be Taken As Sign of Appeasment

 Mackenzie’s Column  U.S, Shies At Hint Of Appeasement \In Proposed Stalin-Truman Talk

Hovernors Meet Law-Makers With Lower Tax Plan  tf bt, bhAnthan fodsine   Seek New Method Giving @ States More Rights in Collections

Revamping OI Federal-State Taxes Urged   Congressmen And Governors Offer 5-Point Program

German Resignation Reported Giving Way To Resentment Toward U. S. During Food Crisis

HungerAnd HateMount In Germany   All Classes Angry at U. S$. Because of Continuing Food Shortage

Dutch Claim New Advances Made In Sumatra Drive   Hollana, Indonesia Debate Their Course On U.N. Request

Officials Welcome Move, But Express Disbelief Republican Forces Can Be Halted   Gains Claimed In Sumatra Fighting   UN Awaits Replies From Both Governments In Unprecedented Act To Cheek Strife

Gains Consolidated   Dutch Official Doubts Order To Hold Fire Can Succeed   Van Mook Welcomes Offer Of Mediation By U.S. Authorities

Dutch Consolidate Positions, Report Gains in Sumatra  . Fear Republican  Troops Can Not Get V/A Th

MASKED KILLER SUSPECT NAMED   Bloodhounds Hunt Man In Kentucky Country Store Murders

Lunches With King and Queen There Today   Conterence of Western Pow. ers May Be Held in Wash ington Soon

Vishinsky Launches  New Attack   Italian Treaty Revision, Korea Tarszets of Soviet

lie Requests Large Powers To Bury Hatchet   Vishinsky Claims Marshall’s Data On Korea Wrong

Bitter Assault Blames U. 5. For Deadlock   Trygve Lie Calls for End of Quarreling in Interest of Peace

OVERRIDES RED OBJECTIONS 10 PROBLEM NOW   Secretary Lie Makes Appeal to Reconcile East and West Split

IGNORE PLEA BY LIE FOR UNITY TO SAVE PEACE   Charge Marshall With Not Explaining Korean Deadlock Correctly

Lie Makes Effort To Halt Quarrel   Calls On Big Powers To Bury Differences In Interest Of Peace Among United Nations; Vishinsky In New Tirade

Russians Unféash Another Attack On United States   Charge This Country Gave an “Incorrect Explanation of the Korean Dendlia-l

RUSSIA RENEWS U.N. BATTLE IN SPITE OF PEACE PLEA BY LIE  AMERICAN POSITION ON KOREA ITALY RAPPED

Russian Delegate Launches Broadside; Charges Marshall Gave Incorrect Explanation of Deadlock.

Reds Open New Attack  On Yanks   Vishinsky Declares Marshall Gave Incorrect Explanation

QUESTIONS T0 BE CONSIDERED   . a ae ae Soviets Attempt to Bar Issties Loses in First Major Test  Before ‘Assembly   NEW OFFENSIVE STARTS. .AGAINST U.S. PROGRAM

Russia Fires New Charges At U.S. After Lie Appeals To Powers to End Quarrel   Vishinsky Claims Marshall Trying To Evade U.N. Charter Terms, and Masking Facts on Korean Deadlock

Urgent Appeal Voiced By Lie To End Clashes   Fear Break-Up Of World ‘Organization In Wake Of Red Assault On . Western Powers

Russians U.S. For K      Attempt To Keep United Nations From Delving Into Tangled Issues

Reds Open New Attack On the U.S.   Vishinsky Says Marshal Gaye an’ “Incorrect” Explanation on th Korean Deadlock

RUSSIA LAUNCHED A NEW BROADSIDE AGAINST THE U, S   After Sec. Lie Called on the Quarreling Big Powers to Bury Differences.   IN INTEREST OF PEACE   Vishinsky Opened New Offensive With Charges Against Seeretary Marshall.

New Attack Launched by Vishinsky   Broadside Against U. S. Released With Russian Charging Marshal With   Kneorrect Exuvlanation

Vinshinsky Again Blasts Marshall On Italian Pact   Action On Question Called Violation Of UN Charter

New Red Attack — (On U.S.   -Vishinsky Charges Violations of UN  Charter by U. S. in Korea and in Italy

Vishinsky Loses Fight  To Bar Korean Issue, Italian Treaty in U. N.

Blames Marshall Fo: Korean Deadlock; Lie Calls For End To Big:  Power Quarreling.

Reds Launch Broadside ‘Against US   Soviet Minister Says Marshall Gives Incorrect Explanation of Deadlock

Vishinsky, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, Launches New Broadside After Secretary-General Lie Had Called Upon Big Powers To Reconcile Their Differences—Russian Verbally Attacks General Marshall, Who Was Sitting Before Him During Session

Red Delegate New Blast At Sec. Marshall   Vishinsky Demands Remove Korea, Italy From Larger Group.

Reds Hurl New Blast At The U.S.   Vishinsky Attacks Marshall Despite Plea for Peace by U.N. Chief

Vishinsky Makes Another Attack On United States  Says Marshall Gave Incorrect Version Of Korean Deadlock

Vishinsky Renews Attacks on U. S.   Accuses Marshall of Giving Incorrect Report on Korean Issue After Appeal From Lie to End Big Power Quarrels.

IGNORE PLEAS OF U. N. HEAD FOR PEACE   Vishinsky Raps Marshall For Korean Statement   TRYGVE LIE   Appeals To Big Powers To Work Together; Stalemate Blamed On U..S.

‘But Reds Renew Sharp Attack On United States   Marshall Assailed By Vishinsky Before Assembly Delegates

Compromise Differences,  Lie Pleads  General Assembly Debates Agenda

Lie Pleads for Reconciliation   Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Charges Marshall With Violation of U. N. Charter.

Vishinsky Hits Korea Report  As Incorrect  Blames Marshall,   Blames Marshall, Raps State Chief For Italian Stand

Major Powers Urged by Lie to End Fight   Declares Dispute Is Breeding Fear, Hate Throughout World

Vishinsky Raps Marshall Stand On Italian Treaty   Broadside Follows Plea Of Lie for Big Powers To Bury Differences

CITE MARSHALL FOR VIOLATION OF UN CHARTER   VISHINSKY RETURNS TO ATTACK AFTER LIE PLEADS PEACE

Marshall Accused Of Giving An Incorrect Explanation Of The Korean Deadlock

On Korea, Hal   Secretary-General:: Lie Urges Nations to Uphold Peace 

SECOND BLAST AT MARSHALL “BY VISHINSKY   Attacks U. S. Role in Italian and Korean Negotiations

Lashes Out A ftalian Treaty.   Bitter Broadside Follows Trygre Lie’s Appeal for Settlement of Differences

Tirade Follows Lie’s Plea for Ending Quarrel  Rucetan Acenjle   Russian Assails Marshall Stand

Red Diplomat Makes Target Of Marshall   Andrei Vishinsky Says Secretary Was “Incorrect”

U. S. Is Target Of a New Attack   Russia Launches a Broadside Against This   Says Marshall Gave lncor-

Vishinsky in New Blast Against Marshall After  UN Secretary's Appeal

Marshall View Of Deadlock In Korea Wrong, Russian Says   UN Secretary Calls on Big Power to Bury Differences

Vishinsky Raps Marshall Over Korea   Secretary Lie Appeals To Big Powers to Bury Their Differences

Secrefary Lie’s  Urgent Peace  Appeal Fails  - Vishinsky Assails Marshall Move As  Cha rharw Vialatian

U.S. Korea, Italy Policies Hit by Red’   Differences Spread Hate Over World, - Secretary Tells U.N.

U.S. Accused  Of Violating  . N. Charter   Vishinsky Attack Follows Futile Plea By Trygve Lie  lor Cooperation

Split Can Wreck UN, Bring War, Sec. Lie Warns   Vishinsky Assails Korea Consideration, ‘Softer’ Italy Terms

Italian Treaty Cited In Charge   Trygve Lie Calls On Big Powers ~ To Agree

Lie Urges — Big Powers To Desist   Widespread Fear Crisis May Bring Actual Break-Down

LIE SPEECH— Continued on Page Eight   Russia Loses Battle Over Korea Question

Raps Marshall for ‘Incorrect’ Story On Korea, Attitude On Italian Treaty

Says Americans Responsible For Deadlock In Korean Case; Also Lambasts U. S. for Change Of Attitude On Italian Treaty

Marshall Is Assailed by Vishinsky   Trygve Lie Calls On Big Powers To Bury Their  Differences

SPEED URGED IN ATOMIC SURVEY   Lilienthal Says U. S. Must Hurry Ahead Or “Fall Flat On Our Faces”

Senate May Not Confirm Appointment   Several Senators Have Declared Opposition to Naming of Lilienthal to Atomic Energy Commission.

Today’s Acts,: Talks in:Nation’s Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Captol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telesraph Readers

Taft Reported Turning Thumbs On Lilienthal  Senate Labor Group Debates Law On No-Strike Violators

Atomic Control Leader  Debated   Real Scrap Is Seen Over Selection Of Lilienthal

TRUMAN FACES REBUKE OVER ATOM CHOICE   Taft Joins Group Opposing Former TVA Head As Commissioner

FORMING RIFT   Stinging Rebuke May Be Given to President Over Nomination of Lilienthal   OPPOSITION MOUNTING TO FEVERISH PITCH

MODIFIED TAX PLAN OKAYED   State Senate Bloc Approve: Duff Program; Cigaret Levy Is Increased

Arabs Attack — In Tel Aviv’s Racial Battle   Jewish Shopkeeper Stab. bed by Group of Arabs, Two Other Attacks Reported Repulsed

Here Are Key Points of Marshall Outline of the Program for Europe

Brewster Replic: To Murray Charge Of Smear Attempt  Says ‘Statement Matter Of Opinion

Good Evening...  ee a. ee rE a   PRESIDENT'S MOTHER 1S RECOVERING FAST

Statesville Shots   Taformal “Glimpses of People In and Around Statesville.

KR << Trapped Mail Cc Terk Dictates Will, Hanging Upside Down In Wrecked Car; Dies Later

U. S. IMPERIALISM IS CHARGED BY WALLACE   Formcr Vice President Says He Will Spend Meath Of May On Nationwide Speaking Tour

Says U.S. Policy  Is on Road  to ‘Imperialism’ Wallace Reasserts  View Expressed in London Address

Wallace Repeats ‘Imperialism’ Statement   Returns from Europe; Says U. S. on Road, But Not There Yet

US. “Imperialism” Attacked By Wallace   Former ~ Vice- President Announces Nation-Wide Speaking Tour

RUSS BOYCOTT UN WATCHDOG BALKAN PLAN   Vishinsky Resumes . Bitter Tirade At U.S.

Prices Continue Downward on Chicago Markets   Board Regulations Slow Decline Now In Its Third Day

Trend Offers New Hope For Cheaper Food   Marks Third Straight Day Chicago Market Has Broken Sharply

Anti-Stnke Bil Passes Assembly, Sent to Governor   Bitter, 15-Hour Debate Precedes 92-54 Approval Of Measure

HIGHWAY GROUP WILL BE CHOSEN   Selection of New Commission Members Causes Interest; Mullendore Mentioned

Boswell Mentioned Among Possibilities For Highway Board   Statehouse Speculates On Turner Choices For EightMen Commission

Twisters Cause Damage In Three East Texas Towns Torrential Rains, Windstorms Lash Many Sections Of State

Tornadic Winds  Sweep East Texas   West End Oil Areas Hit by Heavy Rains

‘Area Over Top   City Will Far Exceed. Its’ Goal; Branches Will Be: Week Late, Group Told!

Goal. By $1184 ‘In ARC Drive   Total Of $42,751 Received = In City And $4472 Ti ‘Chapters; ‘Apple’ Saved

rogram For Housing Is  Short of Goal   Million Homes Started, 665,000 Are Completed

ASK RAILWAY BOARD TO MEDIATE DISPUTE   Carriers and Brotherhoods Invoke Provisions of Labor Act After Negotlations Callance.,

Patrolman Fined In Halifax Case   Teague Pays $25, Three Others Freed  In Convict Beating

CALL FOR RETENTION  OF SUGAR PRICE LIDS   Senate Banking Committee Votes 10 to 3 for Another Year of Rationing.

Year Extension of Curbs Asked   Senate Banking Group Recommends That Agriculture Department Control Rationing

Senate Group Asks Sugar Controls Be Extended One Year   Favor Rationing, Ceilings, Under Aariculture Dept.

Recommend Year More Of Rationing On Sugar,  Price Control Retention

WantSugar Rationing Continued   Senate Committee Also Asks Extension of Price Controls

Senate Banking Committee Also Favors Shifting Controls From OPA to Agriculture Department

Sugar Ration Extension In Senate Favor   Committee Votes To Ex. tend Ceilings; Control Te Ag Department.

Would Extend Rationing . Of Sugar A Year   Shifting Of Controls To Agriculture Department Also Recommended By Senate Committee

Agriculture Dept. Would Succeed OPA   Senate Banking Committee Favors Continued Rationing

SUGAR CONTROL ANOTHER YEAR?   Extension of Rationing, Price Ceilings Proposed by Senate Banking Group

Sugar Ration Extension Is Favored   Senate Group Recommends Prolonging Program of Use and Price Control For Another Vear

Sugar Rations For Year Seen   Senate Committee Votes to Extend Rationing Onc Year

Senate Group Votes to Keep Sugar Control:   One-Year Extension Would Be Put Under Dept. of Agriculture

Cost Of Food Still Soaring In U. 5. Marts      Hogs Bring Record Prices At Several Markets

Hogs Bring Best Prices In History   Aggressive Buying 01 Commodities Traceable In Part To Marshal Statement.

Essential Food Still Rising at Chief Markets   Hogs At New Record High, Grains Continue On The Rise

Food Prices Continue Their Upward Course   Hogs, Corn Feature Day of Aggressive Commodity Buving

Foods Resume UpwardTrend Tn U.S. Market   Hogs, Corn Hit New Peak: As Other Commodities Ratlliw Pena Rika

PRICES OF FOODS‘CONTINUE T0 RISE   HOGS AND CORN REACH REcORD LEVELS — CATTLE, BUTTER AND EGGS UP,

NEW RECORDS SET BY SOME COMMODITIES   Hogs And Corn Prices Lead Upsurge; More Hikes Predicted

NATION'S FOOD PRICES MOUNT STILL HIGHER   UPWARD DASH LED BY HOGS, CORN AND WHEAT

FIRMS FOLLOW TRUMAN'S PLEA TO CUT PRICES   Living Costs Drop For 4th Week In U.S.

Newburyport Plan Spreads Over Nation   Truman’s Plea To Cut Prices Gets Response From Many Companies

IRREGULARITIES IN VOTING ARE BEING REPORTED   Poles Were Intimidated And Frustrated By: ~ Communists -

IS CRITICIZES BY OBSERVERS POLAND VOTE   Election Setup Said Cynicism, Fear Builder.

More Cold Rocks State; -14 Below Seen Tonight   COLD EXTENDS TO TEXAS PANHANDLE

Mackensie’s Column ; Moscow Deadlock May Open Way For Final Showdown With Soviet

Today’s Outlook   By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst   AP Foreign Affairs Analyst  MOSCOW DEADLOCK TO FORCE RUSSIA TO SHOW HER HAND

Failure’ Of Moscow Conference Means Allies Have United In Definite Stand

Truman Skeptical On Special Session Issue for Congress   President, Marshall Mee to Consider International Plans

President No Convinced That Call Is Needed   Conference ‘Today Due Te - Decide’ U. S.-Course In ' World Economic and Political Crisis! ©

TRUMAN MEETS WITH MARSHALL ON U. S. POLICY   World’s Political, Economic Troubles Get Attention At White House Talk

TRUMAN HEARS REPORT GN AID   Confers with Marshall on Calling Special Session of Congress.

‘Truman, Marshall In Huddle Today On World's Ills   Tough Decisions Likely Will Be Made At Meeting.

Special Congress Session Debated   Truman, Marshall to Discuss Foreign Trend

Special Session Is Discussed... .  Truman Meets Marshall For Critical Talks On Vital World Questions

Special ‘Call’ Of Congress Is Big ‘Issue Facing Chief:   President Also Sees His Special Cabinet Committee On Food

TRUMAN HEARS SESSION TALK   Carries ‘Show Me’ Attitude Into Parley With Marshall   AFFECTS POCKETBOOK

Takes Show Me’ Stand As Heads Discuss Crisis   Policy To Affect American People, Hungry Europeans

15 Missing, 200 Injured  In Arkansas   Many Homes Are Wrecked As Twister Hits Large Area

‘Arkansas Tornado Sweeps Plantation Area, Killing 37 and Injuring Over 200   Death Toll May Reach 50, Say Officials: Twister Follows on Heels of Deadly Oklahoma Wind

Storm Death Toll May Hit 40: 200 Hurt   Pine Bluff, Arkansas Suffers Full Force of Tornado; Search Ruins For Victims.

AT LEAST 37 DEAD AS TORNADO, WIND HIT IN TWO STATES   Pine Bluff, Ark., and Leedey, Okla., Engaged in Clean-up Work Today; Victims Still Sought.   200 ARE INJURED DURING TRAGEDY

TWISTER LEVELS 4 FARM TOWNS; FEAR 200 HURT   Area Sparsely Populated; Held Dawn Death Poll

37 Die in Arkansas Tornado   Deoth Toll of Twister Expected To Hit 50; Over 900 Are iniured

Tornado in Arkansas Kills 37, Injures 200   Rescuers Seek More Victims;  Boys Die at Club Meeting

Twister Strikes Farming Areas: 100 Are Injured   Several Families  Almost Wiped Out

SEARCH FOR TORNADO VICTIMS   Dead May Reach 50 In Arkansas Sunday Storm

Death Toll      kven H igher   ation  FOUR PLANTATION COMMUNITIES NEAR PINE BLUFF VICTIMS OF TWISTER SUNDAY AFTERNOON

RESCUE GREWS BEGIN SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS   Twister Hits Svarscl “Populated Farm Sections

Fringe Issues Bring Steel’s First Stoppage  14, 000 Toland   14,000 Inland Employees Strike Over Contract

12 Deaths Chalked Un During  Hunting Season Heart Attacks Kill Eight; Two Die Of Gunshot Wounds

Sportsmen Fight Commission for Conservation   Prefer to ‘Keep Ohio Resources. Division Out of State Politics’

Senate Group Delegated To Probe g lection Contests In Three States

ELECTION PROBE TO COMMITTEE   Senate Rules Body Will Study O’Conor-Markey Contest

AUTOS CRASH AFTER CAGE TOURNEY   Paris Man Dead: Two Humboldt Residents Amone Those Hurt

—-RUSH BOOMS FOOD PRICES— Canadian Bargain Days  Are Coming To An End

WINDSOR SHOPPERS KILLING GOOD THING   Hordes Of Detroiters Bent On Cutting Food Bills Force Prices Up

BUYERS SWAMP CANADA STORES   Detroit Housewives Take Ad. vantage Of Low Prices

Kidnaping of Young Woman ls Charged   Goodyear, Union Reach Agreement   Treatment of Navajo Indians Is Denlored   U.S. Housewives Invade Canadian Markets

‘Canadian Grocers Warn Detroiters Aaainst Rushing Low Price Deal

Two Carbondale Men, One On Furlough From Army Hospital, Hurt In Crash

New Rent Control Bill Is Prepared   Senators Taft and McCarthy Rushing Plans For Continuing Control Through March '48

TAFT HOPING FOR NEW RENT CONTROL LAW!   Thinks It Should Be Passed By April 1 Without Rent Increase

Leaders See Progress in  World Force  Gromyko Scores  Report of U.N.

SEE PROGRESS IN UN GLOBAL POLICE FORCE   U. S. Wants 20 Divisions of Ground Troops and 3,800 Planes in Setup

UN. Council Finds Accord Despite Soviet Objection  U. 5. World Police Proposal Meets General Approval

U.N. ‘Fixes’ Size of Army   Reds Oppose Figures On Army. Navy. Air

U.N. SEES STEP TOWARD POLICE FORCE   Most of Members of Security Council Agree Progress Has Been Made in Obtaining Figures on Manpower.

STASSEN SAYS’ STALIN MUST. BE CONVINCED   ~ That Communists Cannot. Sabotage’ American System

Says Workers Important To lowa Farmers   Former Union Official Speaks At National Farm Institute

Rich Man "Just Another Stomach’ to Farmer  woo tote Abbtetal Caue Wace Earners Provide the Food Grower His Market

Big Five Group Fails to Agree On Arms Limit   Attempt to Reach Accord Virtually Abandoned;  Gawtotae Biamed

UN'S ATOMIC Chal? FAILS IN PLAN TRY   Unit Adjourns Until Friday; Soviets Cause Delav

Dairymen’s League, Four Officers Enter Pleas of Guilty in U. S. District Court   Association Is Fined $25,000, Four Executives Are Fined $1,000 Each for “Fixing” Prices of Butter— Organization Purchases Butter in New York Market To Maintain Price of Milk for Area Farmers

Chinese Reds Take Key City   1,000 Shells Blast Gateway to Shansi

Accuse Romania of Violating  New Peace Treaty United States Files Sharp Note of Protest

Accuse Romania of Violating  New Peace Treaty United States Files Sharp

U.S. ACCUSES RED ROMANIA OF VIOLATIONS   China Issues Blast At Russ, Seeks Port Cities

Congr essman Says Figures Now too High   Michigan's Rep. Jonkman Declares Estimates of Needs Abroad Based on   eta nbagard? Facts

Jonkman Asks Sharp i ut n F oreign: Aid:      Chances for Full  - Sum Dim as Taber: : Also Makes Protest

Solon Proposes Reduction For European Aid   CUT IN TOTAL ASKED BY REP. JONKMAN TODAY

Asks House to Slash Aid to 390 Millions   Michigan Republican Calls for Sharp Cut In Emergency Program

Jonkman Proposes Cut in Funds for Foteisn Aid Use   Suggests 800. “Millions” Be  Used . Instead of  Original Sum: Re ae a

Slash in Aid Fund Sought   Rep. Jonkman, Michigan GOP, Will Present New Reduction Move

50 Pct. Cut in Foreign Aid Bill Proposed   Lyle Deplores Congress’ Mood of Fear in Specéh”

WOULD TRIM AID FUND T0 $300,000,000   Representative Jonkman of Michigan Tells the House Needs of Austria, Italy and France Have Been Overestimated.

SHARP CUT IN. ‘AID PROPOSED   Solon Would Reduce Foreigr Funds for Europe to 300 Millions

House Trend. For Aid Slash  Gains Impetus  $300,000,000 Total Urged by Jonkman; Taber Backs Cut

Michigan Representative Proposes Cut Of Nearly Half in Foreign-Aid  Measure: Says Need Not So Great

Proposal Made To Cut Administration's European Aid Bill To $300,000,000

Huge Cut in Aid Program Proposed  Jonkman, Michigan, Charges Sum Too Big

Cut Proposed In Aid Funds   Need Overestimated, Savs House Member

Aid Slash fo 300 Millions ls Proposed   Rep. Jonkman (R-Mich.) Says State Department  Over-Estimated Needs of Italy, Austria and France

Reduction — In Aid Fund Proposed  Michigan Man Would Make It £3200 000 000

Jonkman Would Cut Aid Program To > SH Million  chigan Man Will one oame ndme at

Aid Bill Stated For Cut By rouse   Johnson Introduces Proposal To Slice Winter Relief Fund

REDS LOGE IN ATTEMPTS T0 GHAB POWER   Nation Calm After Arrest of 230 Communists and 13 Foreigners.

Communist Leaders In  Paris Held   Backbone Of Great Strike Broken By French Assembly

COMMUNIST BID TO TAKE POWER SEEMS BEATEN   Final Approval Given Drastic Measure to  End Strikes

Paris Police Jail 230 for Strike Activity   New Antistrike Law ‘in Effect, Situation Calm, Says Official

SNOW BLANKET CRIPPLES EAST   51 Deaths Counted along Atlantic Seaboard

A MILLION.DOLLAR SALE   WAA Will Offer Person Property In Sale At Camp Crowder

Gen. MacArthur Orders Holding Of General  Election In The. Spring

M’Arthur  Orders : Jap Vote   Opposition to Yoshida Policies Grows; Commander in Edict

Japanese Ordered To Hold Election In Next 3 Months   MacArthur Says Changes in Living Conditions Must Be Reflected

McArthur Orders Japanese Election   Believes Time Has Come for General Election

VOTE TO REFLECT CHANGE IN LIFE   Supreme Commander Leaves Exact Date and Details tu Japanese Government — Political Observ. ergy Seo Gain and Parliamentary Strength for Labor Movement.

Here’s the List   1% Drop Noted on Food Prices   But Living Costs Up 1% in Month, BLS Says

ERMS OF MAYORS PRIC MAY BE CHANGED LC   Drop in Month Shown by Federal Bureau Today.

Three Killed In Airplane Crash  Private Plane Wrecks In North Carolina

Chile Expresses Disdain at Slavs: Distomatic Break   Communistic Slay Agents Chased From Santiago By Chileans

Chile Scorns Yugoslavian ‘Severance’   Three Power Pact To Oppose Threat Gf Reds Possible

CHILE UNSWAYED BY TITO’S ACTION   ‘Highest Disdain’ Expressed; Yugoslavia Breaks Diplomatic Relations.

Chile Shrugs Off Yugoslav Break As Unimportant  Rejects Implication Of Foreign Pressure

Price Reductions, Profits Cut White, Council Urges US  —   Economic Report Tell: Business To Look Beyond 1948   Economic Front

MAS, TRUMAN TO BE BURIED BESIDE HUSBAND —ONLY IMMEDIATE! FAMILY TO ATTEND Fu NERAL *

TRUMAN PAYS FAREWELL TO MOTHER   Private Rites Held For Members of Immediate Family

RITES PRIVATE FOR MOTHER OF HARRY TRUMAN   Only Members of Family Will Attend Services. Interment

Private Funeral Service For President's Mother in Old Missouri Home

Congress Wants To Know How He Does It  Shamokin's Brother Dick Becoming Most Famous Butcher In America

Shamokin Butcher Put on Spot By Othman’s Revelation, But Others Also Have Low Prices

U.S. Still Tries  To Avert Strike             AS TOC OTH:     Wren

Frost Is Predicted for Lakes Regions; Other Weather News   Near Freezing Temperatures Will Accompany Tonight’s Frosts

NEW TROPICAL  STORM NEARING  FLORIDA COAST EARLIER HURRICANE  BRINGS HEAVY RAIN TO MIDWEST STATES

Frost Tonight. In Eastern lowa Is Prediction  “Low of - 46. Here _ Monday. Follows Rain of::2 Inchac

ATTLEE ASSAILS SOVIET BACKERS   Labor Parley Speech Seer as Strong Bid to Retain Regime

Streams Expected to Reach Crests, Subside In Next Few Days If There le No More Rain

hs  STOPS FLOODS   Trovel Conditions Better: or ~ State Roads —-Chilly ” Boreeast lecued

Two Firemen In New York Killed, Battling Flames   Two Others Injured As Five-Story Loft Building In Metropolis Caves In

Anti-intlation Bill GOP Spark fo Trim Costs   Martin Points to Speedy Passage as First Step in Drive

Anti-Inflation Battle Drawn on Political Lines   Each Party Will Blame Other if Voluntary Methods Fail

Congress Leader Says Anti-Inflation Bill Put Through Session Only Start Of GOP Drive To Lower Living Costs

RAYBURN FEARS MAJORITY PARTY READY 70 QUIT   Both Sides All Set To Hurl Blame if Living Costs Fail To Slide ‘

Democrats Claim Bill Fraud, Sham   Both Parties See Issue As Important To Political Wins

sMartin Vows New Steps To Cut Costs  G. O. P. Speaker Says Curb Law Tuet a Starter

Martin Says GOP Begins Price War  ‘Says Party Out To Cut  Livine Costs

MARTIN DECLARES INFLATION FIGHT - HAS JUST BEGUN   House Speaker Promises De-termined Republican Drive to Bring. Down Cost of Living.   RAYBUEN DOUBTS, NEW ' STEPS WILL BE TAKEN   Taft Says Bill Passed by Con: gress Will Give ‘Truman Power to Check Rising Prices.

Martin Sa ys Price Battle Just Startec   Rep. Rayburn Thinks ‘They’re Through’; Each To Blame Other  o For Failures

Indicates Field Of Rent Control May Be Next   GOP House Leader Says ‘Just A Start’ Has Been Made On Halting Living Costs

NEW ACTION PLEDGED ON INFLATION   ‘Just Beginning Of Drive,’ GOP Leaders Declare

Living Cost Fight ToBe Intensified, GOP Leaders Say   Martin Says Anti-Inflation Bill Is Merely A Start; Rayburn Skeptical About Snreess OF Campaign

Bla.” at o Pall  Pri’ 7 urbing Prog, “4a Just Starte:, GOP Chieftains Say   Other Steps To Halt Cos-Of-Living Spiral Reported Coming Up

LEADER CLAIMS GOP WILL PUSH WAR ON COSTS   Martin Says Bill Congress Passed Just Start of Fight on Prices

Martin Calls Inflation Bill “Just A Start’   Republicans Plan Determined Drive On Living Costs

RED PRESSURE SEEKS IRAN Ol   Extensive Arms Exercises Reported Near North Border

Reds Put New Pressure on Iran for Oil   Meanwhile Soviet Troops in War Gamec Near Border

U. S. Stanc  on Parley Awaited   Marshall May Urge Conference to Keep to Defense Matters

HEMISPHERE DEFENSE CONFERENCE SLATED   Reaction of Marshall to Argentine Proposal Eagerly Awaited by Envoys

ECONOMY TALK IS RIO ISSUE   Marshall May Ask fo   Defense Discussion

Argentina Will Ask Economic iMeetine of American Nations   Predict Request for “Marshall Program”  fry Latin Amoriea

Argentina Suggest Marshall Plan for American Nations  Informants Predict - re ee ee   Informants Predict Economic Problems Will Be Excluded

Sec. Marshall Arrives In Rio For Conference   Likely To Oppose Inclusion Of Economic Mat aon Ton  beeeisaennne.

ARGENTINE BID FOR AND MAY BE SPURNED   Marshall To Rule On Plan For West Hemisphere

Wider Scope For Defense  Agenda Urged  Marshall’s Attitude On Argentine Idea  Awaited at Ria

U.S. Delegation Awaits Marshall  Believed Against Argentine Proposal

MARSHALL DUE TO ARRIVE IN RIO FOR CONFERENCE   Expect Arrival of Connally, : Bloom by Ship This  : Morning

Minister Urges All-American Economic Meet   ‘Marshall Plan‘ For Latin Nations May Be Demanded

ARGENTINA ASKS “MARSHALL PLAN’   Economic Discussion at Rio Is Proposed.

Marshall Arrives For Opening of ‘Hemisphere Meet  Delegates Awaiting His Reaction To Economic Plan

Peron to Ask Marshall Plan For Americas   Argentina to Propose Economic Conference After Rio Meeting

RioConference On Hemisphere Defense Opens   Talks May Include  Economic Subjects

Marshall Is At Rio For Parley   Lands At Air Base For Pan - America Defense Talks At Brazil Capital

U.S. PLANS KEY TO DISCUSSIONS OF JOINT ACTION   Argentina May Put Forward Idea Of ‘Marshall Plan’ For This Hemisnhere

MARSHALL ANE FLYING PARTY ARRIVE AT AIL   Secretary Expected to State Stand on Argentine Plan Friday.

Marshall Arrives in Rio for Hemisphere Conferences Friday   Delegates Await U.S. Answer to Argentine Proposal

SEE MARSHALL ‘NO’ TO TALKS ON ECONOMICS   Expected to Insist On Restriction to Defense Measures

Economic Requests Expected   ARGENTINA MAY ASK A “MARSHALL PLAN” FOR LATIN AMERICA

Look To Marshall For U.S. Views   American Delegates To Parley Are Due To Arrive Today..

Pan-American U. §.-British Marshall PlanLoan Parley May Be Sought Is Due Monday

DELEGATES WAIT FOR MARSHALL   Want Reaction To Proposal To Include Economic Subjects

LABOR DISORDERS RESUME IN ITALY   15 Injured in Outbreaks; Food Workers Strike

Italian T alks Fail, 15 Hurt Tn New Rioting   Pope Urges World Prayers For Abatement Social : Hates; Mecting Called For Today =«§ =

FRIENDSHIP TRAIN GROWS   Special Carrying Food For Europe Totals 152 Cars; Arrives in Penna.

Special Split In Sections   Load Of 104 Cars Is Divided At Chicago

Friendship Train Finds Pennsylvania  Prepared   Totals 152 Boxcars; Niagara Falls  Adds Full Car Of Shredded Wheat

TELLS OF WILD TIO-MILE RIDE   Abducted by Suitor After He Had Killed Husband and Father

Jealous Suitor Kills Two and Kidnaps Woman   Mother Of Three Escape Slayer Of Husband And Father

Jealous Suitor Slays Two; Then Abducts Woman   Illinois Mother Of Three Children Escape After Forced 110 Mile Ride   WOMAN’S HUSBAND AND FATHER SLAIN  Pe ee ee

WOMAN TAKEN BY MURDERER -ON WILD RIDE   JEALOUS SUITOR SHOT WOMAN'S HUSBAND AND ‘FATHER AND AB -. DUCTED HER =:

olons  iming o Quit uickly   ine, Beer Tackle Is On Tap For Legislators

School Aid Plan is Approved by House - In Pre-Dawn Vote   Approval Comes Before State Legislators Close Session

Bid for Extra $13.000.000 Fails in Weary Night Conclave   Legislators Go Home Until January of 1949

MILAN HAS “UMBRELLA INSURRECTION” Ex-Premier Nitti Warns Italians That Nation Drifting Into Civil Wat

Italy Warned Of Civil War   Ex-Premier Nitti Cites National Peril

ITALY WARNED BY EX~-PREMIER   Nitti Expresses Fear of Civil Insurrection

WarnsParty Split Imperils Reconstruction   U. S. Only Friend Nation Has, Statesman Declares

Italy Close To Civil War,  Former Premier Warns   Division Growing, Nitti Declares, As Communists in Nation Spread Unrest

Nitti Warns Htaly  Civil War Looms Assembly Told U. S. Is Only Friend

ITALIAN LEADER WARNS NATION ON SPECTER OF WAR   GOVERNMENT, REDS REACH COMPROMISE IN MILAN STRIKE

Italy Held On Brink Of Civil War   Former Premier Nitti Says Nation’s Only Real Friend In Whole World Is America

WARING ITALY FACING PERIL OF CIVIL WAR   Former Premier Nitti Finds Danger in Division of Parties.

Italy Warned Of Civil War By Ex-Premier   Newspapers Answer Owz Questions Saying “No... Oue Wants Revo-...” lution? "

Nittie Warn: Italy Facing ‘Civil War’  But. N ewspapers Say No One Wanis Revolts

ltaly Warned Civil War Is  Drawing Near   Nitti Tells Assembly America Is Only Friend.

Promise Given To Leftist Group  Prefect to Stay on For the Time Beina

Specter of Civil War Hovering Over Italy Now  Nitti Says America Is Only Friend Of Nation in World

BODIES OF AREA MEN ON SHIP.  Nation's First War Dead From: Furope Due In New York Today

Armed Forces and New York City To Honor Dead Heroes   First Europe War Dead Arrive in New York Tomorrow

Ike Says World Depends OnU.S To Lead Way   First Bodies Of War Dead From Europe To Arrive In U. S. Sunday

ETO WAR DEAD RETURN TOU, S,   Bodhes of 6,200 GIs  Arrive Home Sunday

No Cass County Bodies on First Ship From Europe   One From Peru, One Monticello, Aboard Ship Due To Dock Today

First War Dead From Europe fo BeGivenHonor   Federal, State, City Officials to Join All Military Services in Impressive Ceremony

First Bodies Arrive Today From Europe; Four County  War Dead Aboard Vessel

NEW YORK Wil! SATHITE HEROES   Rites Planned Sunday For Virst War Dead For Europe

War Dead From Europe Returned   Military Service Set™ in New York Sunday

BODIES OF WAR DEAD TO ARRIVE   6,200 American Servicemen Coming Home Today on Transport in New York

Connolly Due Sunday With War Dead   Special Services Planned in New York City

6,200 WAR DEAD REAGH U.S, TODAY      FIEST...10.-BE RETURNED FROM EUROPE — INCLUDE  NUMBER.FROM I DISTRICT.

Board Visits Blasted Mine   Seeks Cause of Tragic Explosion, Claiming 111 Lives

PROBERS GG iNTO MINE TO COLLECT FACTS OF TRAGEDY   First-Hand. Inspection Made o! Ilinois Disaster; Experts to Give Testimony

Probe Opened Into Cause of Mine Disaster   Fact-finding Board Enters Pit, Where Explosion Occurred

Fuel Agency Stands By in Coal Threat   Truman Keeps Sayers As Bureau Head, Victory for Lewis

Board Probes Pit for Cause Of Explosion   State Inspector Says He Recommended tha Mine be Closed Down Two Years Ago

Increase OF $20,392 Over Present Year Proposed In Budget Submitted To County Board Today

Territories  os +  Want ‘Home Rule  ik   Hawaii Has Chance Of Becoming 49th State Soon

Truman Voices His Disapproval Of Tax Cut Bill  Changes Are Sighted In Senate After Act Passes House

Army Officer Disability Probe Okayed   Hoiiee Body Also  Rieck Soennle   House Body Also Will Study Supply Of Military Oil

BLEACHERS FALL ~ AT-HAMBLETONIAN   30 Reported Injured as Race Program: Opens

Stands Cave In, 30 Hurt   New Bleachers At Goshen N. ¥., Race Track Fall Six Hurt Badly

DOCTOR AFFECTED BY RHEUMATIC DISEASE, EXPERT TELLS COURT   TRIAL OF PHYSICIAN IN MULTIPLE SLAYING GOES INTO SIXTH DAY

Securities Chief Says Tax Reforms Needed to Encourage Investments

PRESIDENT’ LASHES OUT At RUSSIA AT NEWS CONFERENCE~-BACKS VOTE _  _ FRAUD PROBE

State, Federal Ot iais Confe:  Here on Program  Gen. Pick Hopes to Have  Proposal for Congress  Blawk Waar

State, Federal Officials Confer here on Progran   Gen. Pick Hopes to Hay Proposal for Congress Next Year

Russian-French Relations Suffer   Repatriation Leader In Moscow May Face Paris Court Martial

General Named As Communist In First Move   Soviet Relations Continue To Dron

Restrictions Studied By Companies  Power Lines Near Limits Of Capacity As Demands Mount

‘Demands For Electricity Already Straining Nation’s Power Lines.   A.P. Survey Shows Plans Already Being Made Fo: Saving Electricity By Urging Industry To Voluntarily Rearrange Operation Schedules.

Power Lines Are Taxed To Limit All Over Nation   Shortage Not Likely In N. E.

Power-Crisis This Winter Threatened -© for Some Sections   Transmission Lines Al “ready Taut Under Unexpected Deniand’

\,« Jé’s Wonderful ~ ws  Peace Returns.to the. L ‘Bade Lanes- With Bang

EVANS: REVEALS SENATE LEADERS   Standing Committees Aye Reduced by Only 

GOP’S AND DEMOS PIN BLAMEON EACH OTHER FOR COSTS  High Prices, And Who's To Blame, Shapes Up AsNo. 1 Domesticlssue In Campaian Of'48

Congressmen Favor Excise Tax Cutback   Bill Drafted For Introduction to Senate At Monday Session

EDIATE EXCISE TAX GUTS   Think Step Necessary To Help Fur, Jewelry, Luggage Business

Bill Prepared To Cut Exeise Taxes at Once   Reduction Due Next July Slows Trade Volume In Some Bucines

May Order Excise Tax  Cuts Made   ‘Won't Wait Until July & Move To Save Severa Industries

DRIVE LAUNCHED TO SLASH EXCISE TAXES AT-ONCE   Congressmen Fear Jewelry, Fur and Luggage Business Will Be Hard Hit Unless Action Is Taken.   TRUMAN DECREE SET JULY 1 FOR ROLLBACK

Launch Drive For Immediate Exeise Tax Cut  Otherwise Some Business Will Ra Li ancl List

Excise Tax May Be Cut Immediately   ’ Drive Under Way As Congress Secks Relief for Business

WAITING. PERILS BUSINESSES  ‘Make July 1 Excise Tax Cut  ~ Now, Congressmen: Urge

Congressmen See! Immediate Slash In Excise Taxes  Fear Delayed Buying Anticipating Price Cut ay Hurt Business

Drive for Early Excise Tax  Cuts Launched Measure Drafted for  Presentation in Congress Monday

DRIVE BEGUN TO WIPE OUT EXCISE TAXES   CONGRESSMEN AC 17 TO HELP FUR AND JEWELRY TRADE

Launch Drive to Cut Excise Taxes  Bills Prepared for -. 7. pig gg. pe

DRIVE FOR QUICK TAX CUTS BEGUN   Delay in Excise Slashes Would Injure Businesse:

IMMEDIATE TAX GUTS PROPOSED   Solons Fear Business Losses if Excise Levies Remain Until July 1

2 BRITONS AS SPIES   Booby Trap Blast Destroys Corpse, Wounds Officer

JEWS HANG 2 BRITONS AS SPIES   Booby Trap Blast Destroys Corpse, Wounds Officer

Shipyard Strike Continues Spread  Mediation Session Fails Get Results

)FIRES TAKE HEAVY TOLL a Christmas Season Violence In Texas Claims 113 Lives

Russia Approves Troop Provision In Austria Pact   Agrees to Provide for Withdrawal of Armies Three Months After Signing   Accused Colonel Flown From Frankfort By Army In Hesse Jewel Case

RUSSIA AGREES ON PEACE TREAT)   Austria Troops To Be Pullec After Signing

Russia Agrees to Plan for Troop Withdrawal Clause in Austria Treaty

TRUMAN URGES RIO PACT VOTE   Joint Action Plan Is Sent Senate With President’s Complete Approval

TRUMAN GIVES OK TORIOPACT   Approval Will Make United States Third Nation to Hetify Treaty -- Mexico and Domini. can Republie Deposited Katifications Karctler.

UMW HITS FAILURE OF SAFETY LAWS   Says Political Promises Were Not Fulfilled

Plan May Assure Cut InIncome Tax   House Ways and Means Committee Agrees To Extend Expiration Date Beyond Juns 30»

U.S. President Makes Address  To Parliament   Expresses Future Aims And Goal Of United States For Nations Of World   GIVES APPROVAL TO SEAWAY PROJECT

TRUMAN TALKS TO CANADIAN PARLIAMENT   Cites Free Flow of Commerce as Aid te Peace, Prosperity

FINAL EFFORT TO CUT CHINA IS REJECTED   Measure Now Goes To Joint Conference  With Senate

House Passes. Stopgap Relief On Voice Vote   $590,000,000 Foreign Aid Measure Facés Joint  Cl namamritios Antinen

Stop-Gap Aid for Europe Ts Authorized   Joint Committee to Iron Out Differences in Xct

Aid Bill Passed In House   Would Authorize $590.000.000 To France, Austria Italy And China

HOUSE VERSION OF FOREIGN AlD BILL IS PASSED   Joint Conference Will At tempt To Reconcile Two Measures   MINIMUM LEVEL OF WHEAT HERE VOTED

Representatives’ Version Differs Acutely From Th  Senate Version Which Upper House Miambhare Toaateat Bheset Ba ft laowthkoewol

STOPGAP BILL IS PASSED BY HOUSE   Measure Rips Seven Millions from Total Sought by Truman

House Passes  Its Bill for  Foreign Aid But Senators Plan  To Fight Changes In Their Measure

House Passes European Aid By Voice Vole   Senate and House Differences Remain To Be ‘Troned Out

Llouse Passes $590, 000, 000 Stop-Gap Aid; Croiman Plea Lor Controls T.oses Ground

House Okeh: Emergency  Foreign Aid  Stormy Debate Deh For Bill Vay Rexvtes 4 Poot

Hotly Debated Measure Goes To Conference   Money Remains to Be Appropriated; China Included in House Act

Bill Goes To Committee For lroning   Forbids Distribution Of Relief Goods By Conv munist Organizations

$590,000,000 Is Authorized By Voice Vote  Must Be Reconciled SArtsh. C..<i.'’s Dill   Must Be Reconciled With Senate's Bill

Pin me mm  House Passes Stepgap Aid Bill For 3 European Nations, China

$590-Million fo Include Help in China Emergency   Joint Conference With Senate Is Necessary as Next Move «<

Measure Is Voted After Six Days of Bitter Debate   All Differences With Senate Must Now Be Settled in Conference

TOKYO. LACKS GOAL SUPPLY      OCCUPATION OFFICERS PLAN TO “GET -TOUGH" AS RE. +. BULE-OF-G0OLD-BEL————"

BABY DEATH PROBE MAKES PROGRESS   ‘Loose Ends’ Gathered during Five-Hour Session

11 Men Confess Lynching Negro  Sheriff Says Details To Be Released Soon

Russian Tactics In U.S. Scored      Economic Chaos Here Claimed Soviet Goal

Republic Urges the U.S. to Have International Arbitration Commission Dispatched to Java Without Delay.

Seek Aid of Arbitration Commission   Indonesian Government Feels UN Peace Group Only Means of Settling Dicnute with the Dutch

Indonese- Asks UN Group Act as Mediators   Appeals to U.S. to Give lis Aid . ia Hastenina Work -

Indonesia Asks International Arbitration Body  Rejects U. S. As Sole Authority

U.S. Mediation Offer Rejected By Indonesions   Republic Wants Arbitration by Group of Nations

U. 5. ASKED T0 MEDIATE ‘WAR’   Indonesians Want Inter. national Commission Named At Once

Insist On U.N. Arbiter   Indonesians Say Situation Demands Inter national Action; U.S. Offer to Act Ivnored.

ASK FOR MEDIATION   Indonesian Government Wants U.S. to Use Its Influence

Java Asks U. §. Aid In Arbitration  Republic Wants America To Urg:

INDONESIA WANTS, u. S. TO -GET INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION UNIT CENT

Reject US as Truce Mediator   Indonesians Ask International Arbitration Commission, Not US Alone

Indonesia Bars Mediation by U.S. Alone  Asks American Government To Move

Mediation Attempt  In Doubt   Indonesians Request International Efforts Instead Of American

*Indonesia Asks U. S. To Exert' Influence To Have UN Appoint  Commission For Arbitration’   . Objects to U. S. As Sole mediator, Calls For UN Assistance

Indonesian Government  Calls On U.S.   Wants Arbitration Group Dispatched

Indonesia Asks 5. To Help © Settle Conflict   Request Broadcast In’ Nome Of Premier

Plane Crashes During Storm;  Five Are Killee   U. S. Army Authorities Probe Crash Of C-45 Cargo Plane At Windsor, Ontario   PLANE ENROUTE FROM DAYTON, O.

Reds Absent From Parley  On Jap Pact   Move Seen by U.S. As Soviet Protest To Anti-Veto Plan

Reds Boycott Nippon Talks   No Representative At July 11 Session

Red Boycott Seen In Jap Treaty Talk   First Session Called By U. 8S. To Diseuss Terms Is Ignored By Soviet; No Reason Is  Given By Officials

BOYCOTT AIMED AT JAP TREATY   Russian Envoy Fails Te Show Up At Meeting Called By U.S.A.

Russians Cut First Meeting » Mn Jap Treaty   @ U.S. Discloses Nine Other Nations Had Representatives

SOVIET BOYCOTT MOVE REVEALED   Reds Stayed Away from Jap Treaty Meeting

Girl Finds Mother Dead In Driveway  Newark Police Arrest Husband

Guards Arrest 8? as Suspects In Riot-Torn City   Hideouts of Strike Sympathizers Raided By Marseille Police

‘Arrest 82 In Marseille Rioting, Suspend 400 Police For “Failuré:c°”  B

MANY PICKED UP IN FRENCH RAIDS      Hideouts Of Strike Backers Entered At Marseille

FRENCH ARREST 99 SUSPECTS   Movile Guards Sweep Through Communist Districts

CARDINAL WARNS MOVIE THEATERS   Withdraw Pictures or Face Boycott, His Threat

Small Storm Due fo Enter Gulf Toniaht   Caution Note Given Mexican and Lower Texas Coast Areas

Tropical Storm Heads For Gulf   Now Sweeping Across The Yucatan Peninsula Of Mexico.

Newspaper Comments Indicate Lynching Case May Set Precedent And Be Warning In Future

Decry Lynch Verdict   Most of Nation’s Newspapers Describe Acquittal of 28 Men As Shocking. Shamefu)

Describe Verdict As Disgraceful  Newspapers Comment On Acquittal of 28

Up Or Down? Latest Word On Skirt Front: They're ‘Immoral, Moronic’

‘Crime Against Decency’  Pastor Terms Long Skirts ‘Immoral’ And ‘Moronie’

Long Skirts Are Termed ‘Immoral, "Moronic’ by Washington Minister

NEGRO GETS HIS $3.200 CHECK   Ahoskie War Veteran Recipient Of Large Check Presented By North Caro. lina Kiwanis Club.

Want Marshall At Garsson-May War Fraud Trial   First Attempt To Secure Testimony From Secretary Of State Has Failed

Hear Marshall Later In Trial   Judge Defers Action On Garsson-May Request To Call Secty, As Witness.

Justice Schweinhaut Blocks Move To Call Secretary Marshall as Witness in War Fraud Trial.  SECRETARY OF WAR MAY BE CALLED

FARMER, WIFE, DAUGHTER ARE HELD HOSTAGE   Brutal Pair Surrounded By Officers; Gunfire Still Delayed

AIR RAGE TRIALS TOBE SPEEDED UF   Cleveland Officials Say Pi.  lots’ Slowness Is Gettina Serious

MARSHAL MAY CLARIFY ARGENTINE RELATIONS  New Secretary Expected to Act Fast ~ In Rendon NMeccoremith PMifferancac

MARSHALL MAY SOON HALT ROW   Expected To Take Hand In Braden, Messersmith Dispute

Peron Issue Is  Up To Marshall   New Secretary Reported Ready To Cut Down Staff Of Aides

Marshall Due To Settle Argument   , Braden-Messersmith Feud Over Argentine Discussed.

“HAS GLAMOUR TO BEAT O’DANIEL!’ Plan Is Reported Launched To. Draft Wainwright For Senate

Gen.Jonathan Wainwright Boomed to Oppose W. Lee O'Daniel for Senate

Wallace Said To BeReady   GEORGIA GOVERNOR SAYS CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEMENT WILL COME NEXT WEEK

CURLEY STARTS. —HIS- SENTENCE      Boston MAYOR NOW IN FED. - ERAL PRISON AFTER LONG ‘FIGHT To .GAIN  - FREEDOM—.

To Proceed With Plans For Germany   U.S. Note Accuses Soviet Of Failing To Live Up ‘Fo Its Agree. ments

U.S. Rebuffs Soviet Protest On Industry  In Germany   Charges Russians Failed To Live Up To Potsdam Accord On Economic Unit

US. Rejects” Russian Veto (Of Reich Revival   Nation Accuses Red: Of Failing to Live Up to Potsdam Pact

RUSSIA = CANT VETO GERMANY REVIVAL PLANS   U. S. Rejects Moscow’: Protest On Ruhr Output Plans

U.S. Rejects Soviet Protest  For Ruhr’s Aid   Reds Accused of Failing To Follow Potsdam  OE i igs

J. $. Rebuffs Soviet Protest Of German Aid  Plans To Raise  ~~. de.  eal

VETO 1S NO BAR 70 US, ACTION   Russian Protest . Ignored in Plans for Revival in West Germany

RUSSIAN PROTEST REJECTED BY U. §,   Moscow Told It Can’t Vette Plans for Germany’s Economic Revival.

Two Women Fall to Death After Night Of Clinging to Icy Mountain Side

TWO GIRLS SLIDE “TO DEATH DOWN ~ MOUNTAIN SLOP!   Guide Tells of Futile Efforts to Rescue Women as They Clung Precariously to Icey Rock.   FINALLY COLD FORCED THEM TO RELAX GRIP   “Please Do Something, We're Freezing to Death,” They Pleaded Before Plunge Into Ravine.

TWO DIE ON ICY MOUNTAIN PEAK   Against Advice of the Guide Girls Take Short Cut, Slip. Fall to Death

Find Bodies of ? Girls at Base of Western Peak   Slipped From Glacier While Guide Was Going For Help

SHIPS COLLIDE IN CARIBBEAN   Four Persons ure Roported Deal —Tankers Burn After Collision --AL Same Time SeaGoing Tug Flashes Distress Signals,

lature Above The Legislature  JUDGE ORDERS CEREMONY FOR TEEN-AGERS, DESPITE THE LAW

May Announce U.S. Holy Land Policies In U. N. Committee  Russians Withhold Statement Until America Speaks

U.S. Will Ask Balkan Blame Go to Soviets   34-6 Vote Goes Against Russia On ‘Watch’ Plan

Need For Economy Is Stressed   Three Departments And Judiciary Are Victims Of Cuts

Fear of Bankruptcy Prompts House Committee to Slash Requests for U.S. Agencies

‘$163 Million Slashed From (Four Agencies   State and Commerce Departments Suffer Greatest Economies

Committee Cuts State Dept. Funds   ‘Budget Requests of Com merce and Justice’ Departments Also Slashed

House Group Makes Further Slashes in ‘A8 Budget Requests   Appropriations Committee Says Cuts Must Be Made to Avoid Bankruptcy-

Nation Will Go Bankrupt Unless Paring Is Done   State And Commerce Departments Suffered Heaviest Cuts. As Result Foreign Broadcasts Wiped Out.

Diplomats Feel Budget Slashes   House Committee Trims Recommendations  Of President

Judiciary, State, Justice, and Commerce Hit   Solons Say Nation Must Either Cut or Go Into Bankruptcy

STATE, JUSTICE, COMMERCE UNITS FUNDS SLASHED   Appropriations Group In House Cat 92314 Por Cent

CUT FUNDS OR GO BANKRUPT, GROUP WARNS   State and Commerce Departments Get Biggest Cuts

U. 5. ECONOMY AX STRIKES AT WASHINGTON   House Appropriations Committee Slashes Budget Requests by Almost a Fourth,

GOP Presidential Aspirants Tangle   Senator Describes as Trivial Stassen’s Union Vote Proposal

Stassen Views  Trivial To Taft   Senator And Republican ‘Hopeful Clash At Hearing

Stassen  AndTaft Get Into Dispute   Secrecy In Voting By Workers Is  Main Issue

Stassen, Taft Clash In Views On Labor Laws  ‘48 Candidate Says Abuses No Excuse Ear Rectrictive Lawe

Two Leading Republicans: Have Different Views-on Pro-' Posed Legislation   SECRET. STRIKE VOTE. = CAUSE OF FLARE. UP

Stassen and Taff Clash over Labor Change Proposals  Minnesotan Nettled As Ohioan Speaks o  Diveal’c ‘“Temwierlitiac’

EXPLOSION IN CHICAGO TAKES 3 LIVES   About 40 Are Injured As 3-Story Building Is Demolished .

TWO PERSONS DEAD, 40 HURT IN EXPLOSION   Terrific Blast Wrecks Chicago Building; Fire Follows

Explosion Rocks ‘Chicagos Loop, ‘Two Persons Die   Thirty Are Injured When Building Is Felled by Blast

iTwo Killed And 30 Injurec As Terrific Blast Wrecks Building In Loop District -

Heavy Chicago Blast Kills :   At Least 30 Are Injured In Laon FExolosian

Two Killed, 40 Injured By Explosion In Chicago   Blast Demolishes 3-Story Building, Damages Others In Downtown Area

Beckley Man Sees Chicago Building Blown To Pieces   Azel Cook, Visiting  In Town While On Way Te California, Was Walking Across Street From Structure; Two Killed In Blast

Plan Drive To Amend Butler Laws   Decision by Supreme Court to Cost ©  Taxpavers Millions

ACCORD REACHED ON GOP TAX CUT   Senator Millikin Asserts Full Conference’ Pact To Be Filed

TORTURED MAN’S INJURIES FATAL   Two Youths Are Question ed About Shooting Case

Food Prices Hover Near  Record Highs   Wheat Flour Boosted 15c 1-3 Cut in Bread Use Suggested

Food Prices Hover Near Record Marks; Wait Crop Estimate    Public's Observance’ of “Less”. Days Is Only Partly Successful

Meatless Days Only” Partly Successful'¥et   Food Prices Continue to Hover at Near: ie . Record Highs; Talk of-Bread Rationing: * > Morse Criticizes Dameae to Paultrvmen

Country’s Food Prices  Still At All-Time High   Government’s Meatless, Eggless And Poultryless Day:  Only Partly Successful In First Test; Wheat Soars,  Question Of Bread Rationing Revived

Food Prices Hover Near Record Highs   Truman Program For Saving Only Partly Sucvesstut

PRICES OF FOOD HOVER NEAR RECORD HICH MARKS TOIAY   Reports Show Public Observance of Special Days Only Partly Successful.   WHEAT FUTURES CLIMB   A New Seasonal High of $2.94, a Bushel Established for December.

Food Prices Hover New Record Highs  Planning Group Asks For Bread Rationing

Suggest Rationing Of Bread   Food Prices Continue To Hover At Record High Marks; Wheat Climbs Higher

Truman's Program for Saving of Food Is Only Partially Successful

Food Prices Go Higher   Near Record Marks; Food Conservation Plan Only Partly Successful

Food Prices Near Record Peaks: Saving Drive ‘Partly Successful’   Surveys Reveal Cooperation With Meatless And Poultryless Days Far From 100 Per Cent; Officials Jain in Stressing Importance

GIRL ACCUSED OF YACHT SLAYING OF MAN IN CIIRA HAS CHARGE RPENIICEN TH MAAICLALICUTED

Britain Proposes Own Plan for UN Interim Assembly   Shawcross Voices Modified Support cf U. 5. Scheme for Year-Round Meet.   DENOUNCES RUSSIAN OPPOSITION TO IDEA   Proposal Would Ease Tension Between East and West. Delegate Holds

_ —PLEA—:. ‘Little UN ‘Assembly’ Change Proposed   CHECK FOR TENSION

Great Britain Supports — Modified Version Of Setup Marshall Urged

MODIFIED UN UNIT RELO:AS COMPROMISE   British Delegate Asks Russ  to Cooperate on a “Safety Valve.”

Britain Asks Red Support Of U.N. Plan   Vishinsky Scored For ‘Excursion Into Fantasy’

ENGLAND WOULD EASE TENSION OF EAST, WEST   At. Same Time Rus: sian Opposition Is Denounced :

Black Market in Sugar Smashed  1,044,000 Pounds Are Involvéd in Case

Largest U. S. Sugar Black Mart Broken  Operations Center Tm Fosyr.@enk. AL.

U.S. CHARGES RING COVERED FOUR-STATES   Former Ration Clerk Sought; Deposit Slips Studied

Black Market in Sugar Smashed  1,044,000 Pounds Ar  Tnunludad in Goce

W ashington Is Rife With Rumors On Bradley’s Chief of Staff Promotion

POLITICS HINTED IN STAFF CHANGE   Capital Thinks Truman Ma\ Be Fed Up With Gen. Ike

Bradley’s Appointment Seen Rebuke to Gen. Kisenhower Over Rise of Political Sun

Believe Truman Has Cleared The Air By Naming Bradley 'To Be The Chief Of Staff

WASHINGTON WONDERS IF ADMINISTRATION GETTING SOMEWHAT FED UP ON GENERAL IKE AS GETING

Yugoslav Official Criticizes U. 8.  Trade Minister Also Assails British

Bevin Urges World Use Of U.S. Gold   Asks Americans To Redistribute Fort Knox Hoard

BEVIN BLAMES GOLD RESERVE AT FORT KNO)   Global ‘Chaos’ Laid to U. S$ By Briton—Wants Money Spread over World

WOULD CIVE AID TO POOR AREAS, BEVIN DECLARES   Gold Hoard Causing High U.S. Taxation, He Says

BEVIN CALLS ON U.S. T0 LOOSEN STORES OF COLD   ‘Get Tough’ Plans By Laborites Set As Industry Spur

Vast Store Of Gold Would Restore World Economy; Blasts Red Use Of Veto

Briton Blames High Taxes  Here on Hoard   Foreign Secretary Pleads With Unions To Boost Production

Briton Calls [For Release ‘Of U.S. Gold   Beyin Wants Ameri To Redistrilute Port Kuex Lode

Britain Calls on United States To Redistribute Fort Knox Gold To Eliminate World Trade Chaos

Bevin Calls For Redistribution Of ‘Fort Knox Gold’   ‘Would Increase Purchasing Power Of Devastated Areas Of The World’

Redistribute The Fort Kno) Cold--Bevin   British Foreign Secretary Calls for U. S. To Put Gold into Circulation by Redistribution.

Bevin Asks USS. ToRedistribute It. Knox Gold   Would End ‘Constant Chaos in World Trade Agreements’

Bevin Would F ree Fort Knox Gold   British Foreign Minister Thinks  It Would End Chao: In Trade Pavmante

Bevin Asks U. S. To Redistribute Fort Knox Gold   Proposal Made as Sure Way To Restore World Economy

LEADER OF BRITISH ADKS U.S. (0 FREE FT ANOX KY. GOLD   Redistribution of Store Is Requested Today by Foreign Minister Bevin, in Labor Talk.   ADDRESS IS MADE TO TRADES UNION

BEVIN CALLS ON. U.S. TO REDISTRIBUTE GOLD HOARD 'AT FORT KNOX'AS WORLD RECOVERY AID

BEVIN STATES WORLD TRADE MIGHT BENEFIT   He Calls on Unions to Fight Battle of Production

Redistribute Fort Knox Gold To End World Trade Problems, Secretary Bevin Asks Of U. S.

Bevin Asks U. S. To Redistribute Fort Knox Gold   Exhorts Britishers To All-Out Fight  Against Starvation

Asks America Redistribute Ft. Knox Gold   Bevin Seeking Way to Eliminate Chaos tn World Payments

Seeks to Escape Economic Crisis   Foreign Secretary Says Fort Knox Gold Reap.portionment Would Eliminate Trade Chaos.

Redistribute Knox Gold, Bevin Urees   Would Eliminate Constant Chaos  In World Trade Payments, He Says

DIVISION OF FORT KNOX GOLD ASKED   Bevin Says Gold Is Needed to Eliminate Chaos

BOLD OF KNGK HOLDS KEY TE TRADE BEVIN   But Question Exists as to Whether He Spoke Svmholically.

Bevin Urges U.S. to Share Gold Reserve   Action Advocated To Eliminate Chaos In Trade Payments

Tomorrows Headlines “Jeday WITH ENGLAND BANKRUPT, BEVINS TELLS U.S. HOW T0 RUN ECONOMY AND GIVE ITS GOLD TO THE WORLD

U.S. Gold Blamed  For World Chaos   **Redistribute I.” British Leader Tells Americans

“WOULD HELP WORLD TRADE”   Admits Yanks Won't Like Pro. posal but Calls it Stabillty Measure.

Bevin Says United States Should Redistribute Gold at. Fort. Knox

Redistribute Fort Knox Gold, Pleads ~ Bevin of England           ould, Eliminate Chaos it «World Trade Circles; Vo [Britisher Declares 

Economic State Of Europe Very Bad: Action Due  Bevin Urges US Gold Supply Split; May Call Congress Into Session

Bevin Makes Plea In Talk To Trade Union   Sees Hoarded Metal As Means To Eliminate Constant Chaos In World Trade Payments; Asks Pledge For Greater Production.-

Redistribute U.S. Gold, Bevin Asks   Fort Knox Hoard To End Chaos, is View

Bevin Asks U. S. To Redistribute ‘Ft. Knox Gold’   Urges Action To Eliminate Chaos In World  Trade Pavments.

Bevin Asks Distribution  Of US Gold   Would End Trade Chaos, He Declares

Bevin Thinks Ft. Knox Gold Aid In Chaos   U. S. Has Caused High Taxation By Not Dividing Gold.

Bevin Thinks Ft. Knox Metal World Cure   British Labor Told Uncle Sam Has Easy Way to Heln Eurone

BUT TREASURY OFFICIALS CALLS IDEA COCKEYED   Briton Sees It As Recovery Aid

= =<GOLD—  Points New Avenue To Recovery   Would Increase ‘Purchasing Power

BEVIN SUGGESTS U. S. DISTRIBUTE FORT KNOX GOLD   ADVANCES PLAN TO BOOST PURCHASING POWER OF WORLD

Bevin Asks Redistribution Of U.S. Gold  ee a en   Fort Knox Deposit Eyed; Chaos in Trade Cited

Briton Has Plan To Aid In Recovery   Sees Constant Menace From Fort Knox Horde

Would Eliminate Chaos in Trade   Calls on Workers to Pustt Production in Surviva  Rattle

BEVIN ASKS U. 8. RELEASE GOLD   Proposes Redistribution Gf FA. Knox Stores

Deplores Our Failure to Shell Qut Fort Knox Reserves    Says We Have Handicapped Selves by New Usina lt to Speed World Recovery

To Increase Purchasing  Power .... cc  Bevin Asks For Distribution Of Fort Knox Golc

Bevin Calis For Sharing  OF U. S. Cold   He Thinks Redistribution  Would Eliminate Chaos In World Trade

Bevin of England Calls on United States To Redistribute Fort Knox Gold Hoard

DIG UP GOLD AT FT. KNOX, BEVIN URGES   Says Distribution Would Boost Purchasing Power

Pictures Fort Knox Store As Key To World’s Need; Rips Soviet On U.N. Veto

SECRETARY BEVIN GALES UPON: THE. UNITED STATES   To Redistribute “The. ‘Wiet Know Gold” to. Eliminate. . Constant. Chaos... .      WORLD TRADE PAYMENT:   The Foreign Secretary :Believes That to Be the Readiest Way.

Bevin Suggests U.S. Redistribute Stores of Gold   British Leader Says America Handicapped By Fort Knox Policy

Purchasing Power ‘Of World At Stake   Foreign Secretary Calls On Trades Uniong To Produce If Britain Is To Be Preserved

Foreign Chief Says Increase In Purchasing Power Result   Briton Cites Chaos In Trade Payments In Latest Proposal

Bevin Wants. U.S.to Share Stored Gold   Briton for Fort Knox Supply Breakup to 'Erase Chaos’

Bevin Asks U.S. Gold Handout   Wants Nation to Redistribute Hoard to Prime Economic Pump

Move Seen As Boost to World Trade   British Leader Proposes Redistribution as Best Way to Assist in Areas Devastated by War

Redistribute Fort Knox Gold To Eliminate Chaos, Bevin Tells United States

U.S. Gold Held Key To Chaos   Bevin. Calls. On Amerdca to Redistribute Fort Knox Gold As Aid TT.) Devastated World ”

ASKS AMERICA TO OPEN CACHE AT FORT KNOX   Says It Is One of Best Ways to Bolster Buying Power of Stricken Areas

Action Would Put An End To Chaos, He Says   Britisher Calls For Redistribution Of Fort Knox Supply

Bevin Asks Gold Release   Calls Upon U.S. to Redistribute Gold in Fort Knox Vaults

BEVIN WOULD GET — U. S. GOLD HOARD   SAYS STORED KENTUCKY GOLD SHOULD BE “RE-DISTRIBUTED”; DEFENDS SOCIALISM IN APPEAL TO WORKERS.

 Baptists of Montague ‘County Plan District Wide Revival Mar. 16-30

Mratton to Oppose Rowe. For Sec'y State   Makes Belated Announcement for P Nomination 

USE STATEMENTS IN LYNCH TRIAL   IMPLICATE MAKERS IN NEGRO SLAYING AT GREENVILLE, S. C,

Contessions  Presented In  Lynch Trial.   Give Account Of How Negro ‘Was ‘Kidnapped; Slain

HURD ACCUSED IN LYNGH CASE   Defendant Points Qut Man As Trigger-Man In Lynching Of South Carolina Ne  gin Marth

Rail Embargo Asked To Bar  Clogging Ports   Seaman Strike Enters Seeond Day With No Agreement Yet In Sight

@ PAUL MALLON—  Says Health Wasn’t Real Reason for Resignation of Byrnes

TWO ARE KILLED IN ‘COPTER CRASH   Craft Explodes in Midair Plunges into Lake

Post Employes Suspected Of Unpatriotic Activities To Be Dismissed at Once

War Department Speeds Up Purge Of Subversive:   New Directive Would Hasten Quster of Suspected Civilian Workers

State Senate and House Take Separate Action on Teachers And Fresh Deadlock Looms

TEACHERS’ PAY ISSUE IS SPLIT   House, Senate Take Up Individual Measures; Deadlock Indicated

Legislature To Begin AGM Probe   Senate-House Committee Starts Session Tonight

Solons Open Sweeping Aggie Probe Tonight   Eight Complaining Student Leaders Will Air Charges Against College Administration Refore House. Senate Commission

FARBEN EXPERT SURVEYED U. S.   Salesman’s 1937 Visit to Di Pont Brought Out at Wer Crimes Trial

1, G, FARBEN-DU PONT LINKUP-AS ALLEGED   Visit Of German Salesmar To U.S. Told In Trial

Arms-Atomic And Albanian Questions Stumie U. N. Couneil  aS ae ae ee 2 —<_ -_ ...) s

Albanian Matter Stymies Council  Answer to British Charges Awaited

MRS. DIXON'S FATE AtoTo IN JURY S HANDS   Only Verdict for All-Woman Jury Either Guilty or Acquittal.

Western Pewers Will Ne Tolerate Suppression  Of Liberty   FINLAND PROBABLY NEXT RED VICTIM

Bevin Warns Reds Against Effort To Suppress Liberty   Declares Western World Will Meet Any Clash Of Ideologies Forced Upon It; Russians Charged With Balkan Interference

Bevin Gives Notice West Will Fight To Save Liberty   Eden Accuses Russia Of ‘Flagrant’ Action In Hungary, Bulgaria

Bevin Warns Russia West Will Not Yield   Says Dictators Always Have   Failed in Attempts Te Cenc Liheriv.

Eden Accuses Soviet Russia Of Meddling   Bevin Sounds Warning Against Liberty Threat

Says Nation to Stay in Middle East   Accuses World Pres: of Hampering Peace Settlement

LIBERTY WILL BE RETAINED BY THE WEST   Secretary Bevin of Britain Serves Notice on Russia

Liberty Suppression Is Scored By Bevin   Eden Accuses Soviet Rus. sia of Interference In Fact

BEVIN LETS RERS KNOW BRITAIN WILL FIGHT FOR LIBERTY   Declares Western World Neyer Has Stood for Suppression of Freedom and Will Not Do So Now.   EDEN LASHES OUT AT SOVIET MOVES   Accuses Moscow of Interference With Right of Eastern European Nations to Govern Selves.

Britain Still Regards Self Great Power, Bevin Says  Has No Intention ove W221. dante   Has No Intention Of Withdrawing From Middle East,  He Tells Commons

Bevin Says Britain Still Is One of World Great Powers   Prime Minister Accuses U. S. Press of Hampering Peace Settlement

Western World Will Oppose Liberty Suppression-Bevin   Eden Accuses Russia Of ‘Flagrant’ Interference In Eastern Eurove Areas

CHARGES HURLED IN COMMONS Bevin Warns Russians Against Attempt To Suppress Freedom

REDS WARNED WEST IS FIRM FOR FREEDOM   Bevi F Assatt Russia for Meddling In European Affairs

Bevin Says Britain Still Regards Herself as Great Power in World

Bevin Hints Of Opposition To Russian Expansion   Eden Hits U.S. S. R. For ‘Flagrant’ Interference in Fastern Eurone

Notice Served On Soviets By Top Britishers   Bevin, Eden Give Frank Statement on Russ Policies

West Will Not Stand for ‘Suppression of Liberty. Bevin Says: Reds Study Offer

Bevin Asserts Britain Will Hold Interests In Strategic Middle East

Bevin Serves Notice On Russia England Won't See Liberty Suppressed   Eden Charges Soviet With Interference In Eastern Europe; Bevin Silent On Reds’ Role In American Aid Proposal

Petls Russia Will Never Stand Fer Suppression “Of Liberty. —Bden AC cuses Soviet of Flagrant Juierferenee In Kurone

FOUR FILE PETITION IN ‘CIRCUIT COURT   Predict Decision By Dec. 1; Albaugh Is Attorney

Writ To Bring Sales Tax To Vote Of People Asked Of Circuit Court   Herman L. Mills, Hagerstown, One Of Four Peti tioners Bringing Action In Anne Arundel County Court At Annapolis.

PLANE CRASHED ON BIG. BRIDGE   NAVY BOMBER ONLY SLIGHT. LY DAMAGED IN FREAK ACCIDENT AT WASH.  INGTON - ra

HOUSE STARTS DISCUSSIONS ON FOREIGN RELIEF   Opposition Warns U. S. Help ‘May Be Used Against Us Later’

HOUSE LAUNCHES AID BILL DEBATE   Opponents Say Money May Be Used Against U. S.

Allen Calls For Defeat Of Aid To Europe Bill   BJactaet VYiahata

Fear Aid Will Return To U.S.  As Ammunition   Congressman Thinks Russians Will Make Implements Of War

EUROPE RELIEF BILL IN HOUSE   Foes Cry Our Gifts May Even tually Be-Used Against Us; Vote Next Week,

Europe, China Emergency Aid Goes To House   Rep. Allen Calls On GOP  To Defeat Bill aud Study   Foreign Spending  In Future   Debate Expected To Last Two Days   Legislative Groups Consid: er Different Bills: Vote Seen Sometime Next Weel

Rep. Allen In Leading Role For Opposition  Voices Fear That   Voices Fear That Help U. S. Sends To Europe May Be Used Against Us

MOVE AFOOT 10 BLOCK AID TO EUROPE   Rep. Allen Calls Upon Colleagues to Defeat the $590,000,000 Measure, Fearing It May Prove a Boomerang.

Othman Falls in Line  Fredetick Intends to Raise Potatoes So He Can Be Paid for Not Digging Them Up

Nevada Town in Path of Raging Blaze Grass, Brush Fire  Bearing Down fic, ._-f¢ (gq _

Nevada Town in Path of Raging Blaze   Grass, Brush Fire Bearing Down on City of Elka

Prepare For BigAttemptTo Run Blockade   British Ready To Forestall Landing Of 3800 Immi grants In Palestine

British Warships Seek To Intercept Refugee Ships Now Nearing Holy Land

LONDON TRAIN WRECK KILLS 28   About 150 Others Injured in Britain’s Worst Rail Disaster in Two Years.

500 Rural People Guests Of School Board On Friday’   Seventeenth Anhiual Reception Given For Tuition Pupils

Clergy Assails Gls Behavior   Royall Called On to Curb Immorality

W C. BRADLEY NOTED COLUMBUS INDUSTRIALIST AND FINANCIER IS VICTIM OF HEART ATTACK

State Guard Air Commander Is Missing   Lt. Col. Sperry Was On Flight from Great Falls to Helena

Colonel Sperry, Companion Aboard Ship   CAA Says Bomber Was Last Heard From Near Helena Airport

Scrap Break Aid to Steet   Relieved at Apparent End of Rising  Trend in Prices

BREAK WELCOMED BY STEELMAKERS   View Apparent End of Rising Price Trend.

BOUDOIR STUNT BRINGS ARREST   Newlyweds’ Bedroom Talk ) Heard by Others

Austria Border Problem Before Big 4 Tonight   Feeling Grows That Ne Agreement Possible A Moscow Parley.

MINISTERS TRYING TO WIND UP MEET AND CLEAR ISSUES   Two Sunday Sessions Slated in Moscow; Harmony Lacking in Conferences

Nevatia Deputy Sheriff Killed   ‘Second Deputy Wounded By Two Young Bandits In Midnight Encounter

AWARD CHILD OF 3 SUM OF $675; PART IS FOR PARENTS   Compromise - Setilement Is ~ Made in The Fowler Case At Doylestown   STRUCK BY A TRUCK   'Riegelsville Women and Middletown Twp. Resident  Midetown Twp.  vorces

AWARD LANGHORNE BOY $076 IN COMPROMISE   Small Tot Receives $375 and Parents Given $300  TWO DIVORCES FILED

FREAK HURRICANE WINDS LASH SAVANNAH. GA.   storm Over Atlaritic suddenly Swerves Inland: No Injuries Reported Immediately

Damage Heavy As Freak Gale Hits Savannah   City Unprepared, Wind Strikes At Dawn And Moves Northward

GEORGIA CITY UNPREPARED FOR TROPICAL STORM THAT SWEPT IN FROM  7 OCEAN;

LOUD SPEAKERS WAKE CITY, GIVE FIRST WARNING   ® Widespread Damage Lef In Wake Of Storm— Guard Patrols Streets

CATCHES CITY HH H LITTLE   Veers in From Atlantic With Lightning Suddenness.

GOTHAM WOMAN SLAIN IN JAPAN   Russian-Bern ‘war Departe ment Employe Shot Twice In head

REDS AGREE TO ATOM INSPECTION   Gromyko Concedes To U. S.-British Outside Control

Socialistie.   ». Incompetent   RUSSIA YIELDS IN PART ON ATOM CONTRO

Entire Family Sentenced For  Safe Robberies   2 Boys Convicted Of Cracking Safes; Parents of Getting Loot

The Great Game Of  Politics By FRANK R. KENT   “Drunken Orgy” Arguments

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS U.S. CLAIM TO COAST OIL   Jester Surprised At Court Action

Court Renders Two Important Case Verdicts   California Oil and Petrillo Law Given By Supreme Court

DIG THRU WRECKAGE   138 Bodies Already Recovered in Monday Night’s Blast

FIND 134 BODIES IN SPAIN BLAST   5000 Believed Injured; Franco Bans News Of Fatalitv Finures

Bodies Of 134 Blast Victims Found In Cadiz   Officials Estimate Toll May Reach 200

Rescue Crews Continue Hunt For Victims ..  Pe ee ee ee eee   200 Believed Killed 5000 Injured in : Tremendous Explosion

134 Bodies Recovered In Cadiz, Spain  Death Toll   From Explosion Probably 200

134 Bodies Found In Blast Wreckage   Toll Is Less Than Earlier Estimates

BODIES OF 134 FOUND IN RUINS   Rescue Workers Continue To Dig In Wreckage In Cadiz

Death Toll in Spanish Blast Estimated Between 200 and 1,000; Press Censored

134 BODIES RECOVERED AT CADIZ ©   Spanish Explosion Death Toll Half Earlier Estimates

Blast Occurs At Cadiz, Spain  Franco Clamps Lid On Cacualty Fiaureec

Hundreds Die in Spanish Factory Blast   Thousands Injured in Torpedo Plant Explosion

Spanish Blast Toll Put at 200   Rescue Workers Dig Into Wreckage Of Blast

Methodists Lash Out At Adm. Halsey   Criticize Articles On -Temperence In Saturday Post.

Methodists Rap Halsey On Drink   -Admiral’s Plug For Whiskey is Attacked

Viethodists Blast Ex-Admiral Halsey For Belittling Non-Drinking Fighters

For Admiral’s Drinking Views... . Methodists Loose  Altlack On Halsey

Methodist Board Raps Adm. Halsey  Blasts Statements  On Drinking For

METHODIST TEMPERANCE BOARD SENDS BROADSIDE AT ADMIRAL HAISEY FOR STATEMENT ON BRINK

Blast Halsey Saying - “I Never Trust a Fighting Man Who Doesn’t Smoke, Drink’

Admiral Halsey Says “No Comment’ After Methodist Temperance Blast

METHODISTS BLAST ADM. HALSEY FOR PLUG FOR FIGHTING NAVAL ‘MEN WHO DRANK. SMOKE IN WAR

NO REPORT  Methodists Throw Broadside At Halsey Drinking Theories

Halsey Story Draws Ire of Church Board   Methodist Group Points to Breach Of Navv’s Rules

Admiral Halsey Is Unperturbed by Broadside of Board of Temperance

Methodist Board Blasts Halsey  Flayed for Giving Liquor to Fliers

The ‘Briney’ Deep  Methodists Fire Broadside At Halsey For Comment On Liquor

“Is No Substitute For Sound Spirits”  Methodists Jump Halsey Stand On Alcohol For Fighting Men

HALSEY ViCTIM OF BROADSIDE   "Methodist Board Denies Drunk Man Is Better Fighter

Halsey Liquor Position Scored By Methodists   FORMER NAVAL OFFICER ACCUSED OF BREACH OF DISCIPLINE

Lip-Service fo Democracy Hif   Floods Spread over Southern Great Britain

Will Continue Luxury Taxes   House Prepares For Quick Passage Of High Wartime Luxury Tax Program

EXCISE TAXES ~ ARE ASSURED         LITTLE OPPOSITION LOOMS _FOR CONTINUING THE PRESENT HIGH ‘WARTIME © pares .

lord. Strike Averted,. Lays  Off 51.000   Action Direct Result Of Other Strikes. Material Shortages

Work Goes On In Ford Shop:   Lay-Off of 51,000 Ordered Tue to Murray Strike

51,000 Employes Face Sudden: Layoff : . Walkout Is Averted For Ford Workers

Ford Strike Is Averted, But Layoff Is Planned   Layoff Is Result Of Murray Strike; Cause of Trouble In Both Disputes

FORD 10 HALT OPERATIONS AT PLANT TODAY   51,000 Will Be Idle Shortage Blamed For Shutdown

Ford To Lay Off 51,000 Workers Within 24 Hours   Action Stems From Strike In Another Plant Over ~ Provisions. Of Labor Law—Assembly : . Operations To Halt

Prosecutor Avers Negress Was Slave For Over 40 Years  California Couple Mad  rante at Evynaciure   California Couple Made Threats of Exposure for Indiscretion

18,000 Michigan Bell Employes Back Tomorrow   Last Big Dispute In National Set-Up Also Is Settled

New Girl Facing Black Dahlia Fate   Brunette Told: You Are Next'— . Bossy Blonde Latest Suspect on West Coast

~WELL, TONI, You ARE NEXT!”  Girl Trembles With Fear As She Tells Of Murder Threat.

Attempt to Link Girl Kidnaped to Brutal Rape of Little Child   Find Six-Year-Old — Girl, Mangled, Unconscious In Milwaukee

Link Assailant To Weckler Case  Milwaukee Girl Is Brutally Assaulted

Officers Hunt Girl's Attacker  Child Brutally Ascoiled Yecterday

Girl, 6, Beaten And Raped---Is Near Death Now   Milwaukee Shocked While Search for Another Continues

ATTACK ON CHILD STIRS WISCONSIN   SEEK ASSAILANT OF SIX-YEAR-OLD, IN CRITICAL CONDITION

Possible Tieup With Weckler Case Studied      Law Officers of State Join in Search for Blood-Stained Man

Hoter Meat Cost  Predicted in 1948   Wilson Official Sees Prices Up After Jan. Ist

Conferees Agree To Include China In Stop-Gap Aid  Compromise Bill Is Set for Final Action

AFL Invites ClO to Discuss Merger   Conference Requested Thursday; Decision Is Believed Due to Crisis Building Up for Labor Unions in Form of Restrictive Legislation

AFL Bids CIO To Meet Thursday on a Merger   Most Serious Effort Yet at Unification  Of Two Big Labor Unions Seen in Dice: De AE es

A.F.L. Asks C.1.0. Talk  on Merger   Green Announces Bid as Executive Group Discusses Problems

AFL Invites ClO To Mee On Merger   Move Seen In Connection With Crisis On Union

AFL Leaders Map Opposition Plan ToLabor Measure   Senators Start  Debate Wednesday

Proposal Made By AFL Council For Union Talks   Decision Traced To Threatened Congress Labor Restrictions

SUGGESTS C10, AFL MERGER   Green Calls Conference T Discuss Forming One Big Organization.

AFL GIVES C10 INVITATION 10 TALK MERGER   Green Makes Announcement After Discussion of  Labor Bill.

AFL Bids ClO To Merger Meet   Threat of Impending Labor Legislation Believed to Have Prompted Move for United Front by Big Union Federations

AFL Leaders Conferring On Strategy    Union Facing Curbs From U. 5. Congress

AFLIN HUDDLE (ON LABOR BILL   Top Policy Makers Of Labor Union Summoned To Washington As Senate Hears ‘Debate On Union Curb Measure.

Invite Merger Of Nation’s 2  Labor Unions   AFL Issues Invitation To CIO Peace Committee; Confer Thursday,

Steel Workers. Get Dollar Hike In Dav’s Wave:   Electic Contaet Stndied: AFL Leaders Go Into Huddle On New Laws

AFL INVITES CIO TO DISCUSSION ON PROPOSED MERGER   Consolidation Talked in Face of Proposed Strict Leg'sla—— tion on Labor

AFL IN INVITES © MOTOA PEACE PARLEY   Meeting Would Be Held This - Week Thursday

APL Invites ‘CIO To Confer ‘On Merger   Green Sends Telegram To Philip Murray.

Top AFL Leaders Plan Strategy  Merger With ClO Among Possibilities

New Peace Bid Extended to ClO by AFL   Telegram Sent To Phil Murray, Green Announces

AFL Invites C10 Committee To Merger Talk   Labor Organizations May Unite to Oppose Restrictive Laws’

Top AFL Leaders Plan Strategy  Merger Fite eitnes Amenga Pessibilit

AFL Invites ClO to Peace Conference   Merger of Two Groups Sought

A. F. OF L. ASKS ClO 10 TALK UNION MERGER   Green Issues Invitation A: Labor Council Meets To Study Problems

May Drop Neutral Policy  AFL Leaders Map Strategy Aimed At Union-Curb Proposal

Unions May Unite To Counteract Strong Labor Legislation   Green Sends Invitation To Murray; Organizations Have Over 131% Million Members

15-Cent Boost Ends Threat of Steel Strike   CiO Agreement With Large Firms to Run for Two Years

Action Stems From Crisis  Facing Labor   AFL Leaders Assemble In Capital to Map Strategy Against Labor Legislation   Several Moves Made Before   Each Organization Has Committee Of Five Empowered to Discuss Merger

el al Nea BN  May Unite To ‘Battle  Legislation  Believe Truman ~ May Exercise Vet

tA.F.L. Issues an Invitation to C.1.0. To Discuss Merger   Frequent Gestures Have Been Made by Both Labor Groups

CIO And AFL Will Study Merger Plan   Green Dispatches Telegram To Murray Suggesting Uniting Of Unions

SS  AF of L Invites ClO To Peace Conference; Officials To Discuss Merger Of Union:

AFL Asks CIO Group To Talk Over Merger   Union Studies Unitec Front to Oppose ‘Re strictive’ Laws .

F( Maps Plans ifight Against iion Curb Bil   Debate On Labor Measure Will Open In fonate Wednesday

A.F.L INVITES ClO 10 DISCUSS MERGER PLANS   Move Appears Linked Wit Union Crisis Brought On By Antilabor Bills

Action Aimed At Congress’ Union Curbs   Green’s Message To Murray Urges "Thursday Parley

Top AFL Leaders in Huddle Over Anti-Union Bill.      Policy Makers Hope To Block Legislation Now Pending.‘

Dodgers Count On Home Field To Save Them   Southpaw Hatten Probable Pitcher; Yanks List Newsom

Russia Offers Surprise Atomic Plan  Rkf aval Daeulatan   Would Regulate Mining of Required Ores

Russia Offers Surprise  Atomic Plan  Would Regulate Mining of Required Ores

VANDENBERG ° OPPOSES PROPOSAL °°   Wold Violate  Spirit of Treaty °* And UN Charter

U.S., Argentine  Row Develops At Rio Meeting   Vandenberg Says Amendment Violates Spirit of Treaty

SOLONS AWAIT ~ HERBERT WORD   Dam Up Against All Bills Before New Governor’s Message

SHANGHAI TENSE AS STRIKES, FOOD RIOTS INCREAS!   : Government Workers Threat en Walkout To Enforce Waae Demands

STRIKES, RIOTS PLAGUING CHINA   Troubled Shanghai Scene Of Riots, Demonstrations, And Strikes.

ORDER ISSUED ~ WOMEN MUST ~ RETURN HOME   DHABTIC BTEP_TAKEN-BY GOVERNMENT TOUCHES  OFF FIERY DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT

BRITISH WOMEN AND CHILDREN TO LEAVE AREA   ‘Other Civilians’ _ Included In Order; Must Leave By Tuesday   BITTER SIEGE INDICATED   Americans Advised To Make Plans To Leave; Consul Seeks Instructions

Palestine Move Causes Sensation In Great Britain   London Has Sensation Unparalleled Since War Days With An  TAWA hAe Asst   EVACUATION MOVE CAUSES FURORE

Ministers Strike at Treaty Snag   Come to Grips Monday With Heart Of German Problem

—— iain Reich Problems On Ag a For Menday—  Return Of All PW’'s Is Uraed   Britain Proposes To Seriets, France And LU. S. That German Prisoners Be Repatriated By 1949

Preston Woman _ ‘Dies In Rochester  Mrs. Charles Oltmanns Spent Life Here

Gavin Assails Government's  Foreign Policy   Says It Has Made Poorhouse of Europe:  Defends Labor Law

ALF LANDON ASSAILS TRUMAN ADMINISTRATION FOOD POLICY   GOP LEADER CALLS FOR ‘HARD-HEADED COMMON  SENSE’ IN FOREIGN POLICY

Vishinsky Renews Bitter Attack Against the U. §   Australian Foreign Minister Denie Russian Charges, Accuses Soviets Are Encouraging Conflict

Vishinsky Adds Three To List of ‘Warmongers’  Includes Byrnes, Sec. Harriman  And Sec. Forrestal:

VISHINSKY CONTINUES UN ATTACKS   Russian Adds More Names To His ‘Warmongers:

 ‘And Two of Truman’s Cabinet Members; Harriman and Forrestal, Are in Same Class, Russian Tells U. N.—AustraHia’s Dr. Evatt Replies That Soviet Press and Radio Are Encouraging War by Attacks on U. S. :

Commerce Secretary Harriman And Forrestal, Secretary Of Defense, Makes Russian Count Of Warmongers Total 15

BYRNES BRANDED AS WAR-MONGER   Vishinsky Lashes Out At Harriman, Forrestal In Attack on U. S.

VISHINSKY ADDS 3-MORE NAMES 10 ‘WARMONGER’ LIST   Singles Out Forrestal, Harri man and Byrnes in New UN Tirade.   AUSTRALIA HITS BACK   Charges Russian Press, Radio: Encourage War by Attacks on U. S.

MEMBERS HIT BY VISHINSKY   Austin Says Attack Is Part of Campaign To Discredit U. S.

Tirade Lasts for More Than Hour In UN Assembly   Includes Blast at Two Cabinet Officers and James E. Byrnes

Top U.S. Officials Said ‘Warmongers’.  Vishinsky Turns New Blast On U.S. Group

John F. Nordloh, Crash Victim, Dies Of Injuries   Resident of Near Arlington Expires at Billings Hospital Wednesday Morning.

SOCIAL WEAPON’ 100 DEADLY, PENERAL HOLDS   Head of Strike Committee Calls Off Plans After Mueh Hedging   300% PAY HIKE SOUGHT   Cabinet Also Shaken Up in Connection With Unrest Laid to Minority ~

CALLED FUR WORN   2,600,000 Workers Are Stepped from Walking Off Jobs by Stern Act By U.S. Leader.   CABINET IS CAUGHT IN RE-ORGANIZATION

Jap Strike Is Halted Ry MacArthdr   Walkout of Office angi  ity Workers Had  Schedwed Teday:

Strike Haltec By MacArthur   Blunt Order By Allied Commander Stops Red Japs’ Plans

MacArthur In Order To Japs Against Strike   ALLIED LEADERS WORRY ABOUT WALKOUT THREAT

1,600,000 71 STAY ON JOS AT HIS ORDER   Labor Troubles Stirred - by Communists; Troops Put on Alert.

Japanese Strike Attempt Foiled  MacArthur's Firm  Hand Brinas Pact TT. f'nll MYEE VAS ath acié

WEEPING NIP IS MADE TO CALL OFF BIG STRIKE   Jap Labor Leader Bows To MacArthur Decree After Order

MW Arthur Puts End To Jap  Labor Crisis   Strike Threat Effectually Ended By General's Order To Cease And Desist.

MPARTHUR ACTS 10 FORESTALL JAP WALKOUT   General Strike Called Off by Leader at Last Minute

Altted Supreme Command Says That Walkout of 2,600,000 Workers  Would Bring About Great Distress  YASHIRI IYI, CHAIRMAN OF JOINT STRIKE COMMITTEE WEEPS AS HE MUST ACCENE

Communists Lose Backing In Face Of U. S. Warning   Radicals Harrangue Workers To Fight Against American ‘Colonial Imperialism’

NIPPON STRIKE THREAT HALTED   MacArthur Warns Leaders of Economic Suffering

U.S. Commander Tells © 2,600,000 Workers To. Ignore Walkout Call

LABOR LEADERS . AGREE TO CALL OFF WALKOUT   Supreme Commander Forbids Japanese to. Strike

HUGE STRIKE: CALLED OFF :   Bow to , Blunt = Order Given  By MacArthur

WALKOUT IS HALTED BY BLUNT ORDER   Cabinet Shakeup Comes In Midst of Union Demand for Big Wage Boost.

Committee Bows To Demand from  Gen. MacArthur   Iyi Calls Off Walkout Set For Midnight After Considerable Hedging

JAPANESE CANCEL STRIKE PLANS ON NPARTHUR’S ORDER   Communist Union Leaders Plonned Walkout of Gov ta deere

Jap Labor Chiefs Cancel Strike on MacArthur Order  General Says Nation Can’t Stand Tieup a Ss ee ee ee: ee

Jap Government Workers Bow To Occupation Chief         Walkout Of 2,600,000 Is Averted When MacArthur Meets Challenge To His Authority: Troops Poised

Order Raps  Leaders of  Walkout   Joint Strike Committee Told of Emergency Condition of Country

MacArthur Bans Walkout Planned By Nip Workers   Labor Leaders Back Down After Initial Display of Defiance

JAPANESE LABOR LEADERS ‘CALL OFF STRIKE AFTER  MacARTHUR BANS WALKOUT

Japs Bow to Mac Call Off Strike   General Issues Blunt Warning to Unionists

Japs’ Stri ke Threat Ended By MArthur   :  Union Calls Off General  Walkout After Ultimatum  From General

Hint Reds Flood Allied Zones —      Senator Bridges Hears US Has Redeemed Up to ¢900.000.000''.=s§&..«..

Pork, Eggs Lead Downward Trend in Wholesale Prices   Cost of Living Index Drops Nearly Full Point Yesterday

TAFT FAVORS CUT IN PRICES   Senator Believes It Would Be Mistake To Jack Up Wages

Top CLO-AEL. Officials Meet   Confer In Washington Or Possible Union Of Two Labor Groups

RIVAL OPEN SESSION ON PROBLEMS   TOP OFFICIALS OF CIO AND AFL MEET TO. DISCUSS LEGISLATION AND MERGER

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Connects Hopkins’ Son David With  Enterprise Studios

Conference Seeks € ompromise  On House And Senate Pay Bills   Senators, Including McKinnon, Retuse to Ap: prove 25 to 30 p.c. Raisc

WANT MEASURE AGREEABLE TC HOUSE - SENATE   ‘ive Representatives And Three Senators Will Attempt To Iron Out Differences Over Pay For Teachers, State Employes.

Care Saves Lives   SAFETY TIP OF THE WEEK How to Win Friends and InAnence Driverc

CAREFULLY OVER THE HOLIDAY   Motorists Are Urged Not To Drink Intoxicating Liquors If Driving Automobiles   How To Win Friends And Influence Drivers

SAFETY TIP OF THE WEE K   How To Win Friends And Influence Drivers

PROBERS SEEK SOLUTION T0 OlL SHORTAGE   Prospects For Further Cut In Civilian Supplies Seen As Mountina

GAS SHORTAGE PROBE STARTED   Wherry Says. Retail Dealers Charge Big Firms Use ‘Squeeze’ Play

RESCUED AIRMEN ARE NOW INU. S   Eleven Men and pilot Are At Westover Field, Mass.

ARCTIC WRECK CAUSE SOUGHT   Power Failure Blamed for Goose Bay Tragedy

Two Planes Hang Up New Ocean Marks   Shave 27 Minutes Off Atlantic Record

Proposal For Arms Confab Draws Suppor   Bi-Partisan Comment Backs Plan for Pres, To Ask Disarmament

Disarmament Conference Is Requested   Total Disarmament For World Urged to Avoid Catastrophe

Urge U. §. Spark Move To Disarm   Senators Suggest Truman Call Parley

Idea Grows For World  Disarming   Tydings” Suggestion Has Strons Support

Sen. Tydings Suggestion For World Disarmament Gets Two Party Support

ARMS CONFERENCE PROPOSAL BACKED BY BOTH FACTIONS   Tydings Proposal Supported By Demos and Republicans in Congress

Senate Supports [ydings’ Plan   Senator Would Have President Call World  Disarmament Conference

BRING GREEN FOR PARLEY, HE REQUESTS   CIO Leader Tells Senators  He’s Ready to Eliminate lurlediatinnal Gtrilac

Protests Pending Legislation Which He Savs fs Intended to ‘Shackle’ Labor

MURRAY SEEKS SENATE GROUP AID FOR LABOR   Wanis To Work Out Pac Ending Jurisdictional Disputes

Murray Offers To Setile One Type of Strike  Says He and Gree Together Could En

Murray Suggests Chat With Green On Labor Laws  re   Attempt to Weaken Unions Will Lead To Crash, He Savs

(0 HEAD RAPS PLANS TO CURB WNION POWERS   Offers Cooperation on Jun sdictional Strike Measure

Murray Offers Plan on Strike Settlement   ClO Chief Suggest AFL Parley to End Jurisdictional Disputes

Moving Glacier Crushes Little America Buildings  A Real Polar Homecoming

Admiral Byrd Finds Long-Lost Pipe While Searching Little America I

Byrd Revisits Old Camp and Finds a Pipe    Lights Up with * Tobacco He Left There Years Ago"

Peak of Gale Yet to Come; Damage High   Frightened People Flee Coast as Waves Roll in 1,000 Yards

‘Waves Lash Hawaii. as Storm Nears  Lowland Residents Flee in Fright;

Gigantic Waves Wreak Havoe along Beaehes; ‘Their Peak Is Still to Come

Gigantic Waves Pound at Hawaii. Peak Yet to Come   Damage Heavy But No Casualties Reported As Storm Hits Islands

Expected to Ask Loan of $250,000,000 for Tottering Nation, Supplies for Army Action Needed  U. S. Must Show Speed in Acting for Own, World Peace Interest

AAA FIELD SERVICE GETS APPROPRIATION   Order Given To County Offices To “Reseme Operations;* House Cut Reaten

Conservation Operations  to Be Resumed  Funds Provided by Congress to Finance Work

Wheelsof AAA Put in Motion By the USDA   Field Service Given Wore to Go Ahead Again on * Soil Program.   Fund of 265 Million to Spend.   Amount Expected to Be Enough to Pay Farmers Minimum Promised.

AAA Program Is Given New Life By Washington   Agriculture Department Will Continue Soil Conservation

Conservation Plan Resumes   Farmers To Be. Signed Up To Carry On Big  Program

Appropriations Requested For New Legislation  Extension Of Existine Laws

FIRST IN LINE FOR SUCCESSION TO THE PRESIDENCY   Senate Rules Committee Approved Legislation for Speaker Martin.   THE VOTE WAS 6 TO 5   The Committee Was Divided Along the Party Lines.

SUCCESSION SEQUENCE IS SET UP BillTo Place House Speaker In Line For President Voted

PASS PRESIDENT SUCCESSION BILL   SENATE WOULD PUT HOUSE SPEAKER NEXT IN LINE AFTER VICE PRESIDENT.

New Line of Succession To Presidency Approved   Senate Group Places 0.K, On Legislation Making House Speaker the Heir

Act Is Approved By Senate Group   Places Martin First In Succession Line

MARTIN WOULD FOLLOW CHIEF   if Truman Should Die, House Group's Bill Favors Speaker for Job

Vote Speaker Next in Line   Committee Approves Tryman Request for Succession Change

 . . Succession Bill Passes in House  Speaker in Line for Presidency

Senate Passes Bill Revising Succession To U.S; Presidency   House Speaker. ‘Placed After Vice-President

TSPRARBRN WUULD £ NEXT IN LINE  IN ABSENCE OF  i\ VICK PRESIDENT

Succession Bill Passes in House  _ Speaker in Line for Presidency

House Speaker ls First in Line For Presidency   Legislation Approved By Senate Group By 6-5 Vote; Martin Up

Senate Votes on White House Succession Bill   Would Place Speaker of House Next in Lins In Vice-nresidenic Abcauen

Today In Conpress   ‘Sencte te Passes Legislation To Place Specker "/ Of. House In Line For Presidency; Former High Court Justice Uraes Youth Tenis

ey}.).)..lUCé<CS«wCCC‘(‘(C‘(‘(“ i Presidency Measure  Approved by Senate

Naik Pyebunlenied eT ene ars stance  House Panel Votes Flood Control Fund   Cut In Appropriations Smaller Than Anticipated; Peace Training Urged

Rules Committee Favors New Line Ot Succession   ‘Senate Group Votes in Favor of Placing House Speaker in Line for Presidency.

SENATE VOTES “TRUMAN PLAN   APPROVES BILL THAT WOULI MAKE HOUSE SPEAKER PRESIDENT IF TAU ' MAN DIES «

Presidential Succession  Bill Passed   Civil Functions - Budget Cut Gets Commitiee’s OK

Measure Makes House Speaker Next in Line  Democrats Oonose   Democrats Oppose Measure Suggested By President Trumar

‘Bombs’ Drop On Boat House   Dummies Fall From Test-Flying Plane

‘BOMBS’ STRIKE ON WATERFRONT   COMPANY REVEALS  AMPHIBIAN DROPPED TANKO OL RAL! ACT

MARSHALL PLAN SET IN MOTION   Blueprint — Of Economic Aid To Europe Drawn Up By 16 Nations

Aid Conference Approves Plans   16-Nation Group Completes Oeranization Blueprint

PARIS PARLEY ORGANIZATION   16-Nation European Conference Draws Blueprmt

Aid Conference Completes Work Of Organizing  Is Last Plenary Session For Now

Conferees Set  Up Board on  Reconstruction Committees Will  Make Studies of Europe Resources

WORK 15 SPEEDED AT PARIS PARLEY   ORGANIZATION SET UP TO DRAFE PLANS FOR EUROPE'S RECONSTRUCTION,

European Aid Set-Up Draft Agreed Upon  s Handles Continental    Handles Continental Recovery Outside Aloof Russian Sphere

16 Nations Prepare to Start Survey   Final Plenary Sessioz Uniil September 1, Whex  Project Reports Ready Was Held Tuesday

NATIONS OKAY SETUP ON AID   Conference Plenary Sessior Approves Blueprint For European Program

To Establish Steering Committee, Five Nation Executive Board and Four’ Technical

Study May Mean Pay Increase in Armed Services   Forrestal Appoints an Advisory Commission to Get the Facts

STUDY:T0 BE MADE OF ARMY-NAVY PAY   Action ‘Expected to Be Followed by Request to Congress for Increases.

Bill Aimed At Picketing Gets Final Reading   ‘Measure To Ban Mass Picket ing, Somewhat Amended,  Brings Out Flurry of Par tisan Debate.

Firm Charges  Seizure ‘Plot   Allis-Chalmere Says Reds Leading Long Strike

CHARGE PLANT SEIZURE PLOT   Allis-Chalmers Co. Accuses Labor Dept. Agents And  Union in Conspiracy

KING ACCEPTS SOPHOULIS UNIT TO RULE GREECE   Coalition Moves To Unite Nation, Crush Gueritlas

REUTHER BACKED “FOR RE-ELECTION BY PHILIP MURRAY   Indorsement Virtually Assures Him Another Term -as President of United Auto Workers.   CONVENTION EN STAND ON LOYALTY PLEDGE   Votes by 2 to 1 Margin to Direct National Officers to Sign Noa-Communist  Affidavits,

REUTHER FORCES CAIN CONTROL OF CONVENTION   Left-Wing Faction Of CIO Auto Workers Appears Defeated   PRESIDENT GIVEN MURRAY’S SUPPORT

UAW WILL SIGN AFFIDAVITS AS ANTI - COMMIES   Phil Murray Endorses Walter Reuther For Union President

Murray Lending His Support To Leader of UAW   Endorses Fiery Auto Workers Chief For  A». ther Term

Reuther Is Endorsed For ClO Presidency   Union Urges. Officers Tc Sign Non-Communist Pledges

Murray Backs UAW Leader   Union Approves Signing Qf Nan.-Red Oath

Delegates Decide, By 2-1 Margin On Standing Vo te, To Direct All National Officers Comply In Act  Reuther Gains Backing For Signing Non-Communist Affidavits Following Murrau’s Warm Endoreement

REUTHER SURE OF REELECTION   UAW Chief Wins Backing Of Murray in Contest For Union Presidency

COUPLE HELD .: AFTER MOTHER FILES CHARGI   EX-SOLDIEN DECLARES. THEY WERE®: GIVEN. INFANT , “THAT HAS BEEN SOUGHT .  “SINCE LAST JULY -

Boys fo Plead Guilty fo Pontiac Murder   ~-One-Says-He----—-—Wishes State Had ‘Capital Punishment

Pastor Refusing To Retain Salary  . Takes ‘Drastic Step To ‘Set Example’

FIGHTING RESUMED : ON GREEK FRONTS   Clashes Occur as Dignitaries rive in Athens for Funeral of King George.

Fastern Leaders Confer In India On Indonesian War   Will Ask UN Council To Act in Conflict Between Two Countrie:

‘Most Horrible Accident’  Man Disappears In Fiery Depths Of Huge Slag Pile

Losses Influenced. His State of Mind, Attorney Charges   State Says Jacobs Seeks to Build Up Theory  of Suicide

DEFENSE LISTS OVERELL LOSS   Prosecution Objects To Suicide Motive

RUSSIA BACKS POLISH REGIME QN ELECTIONS   Moscow Refuses to Join U. §. in Protest on Conduct of Preparations   WARSAW ALSO ADAMANT   It Tells United States There 1s No Basis te Charges Made in Notes

U. 5. Protest Over Election Greeted Coldly   Russia Refuses to Join Uniled States in Representations ta Poland

Game Violations: Are ; Sall: At High: Level: :  nm Tawa For Thinkers kaw

Dulles Asks No Retreat  q Krom Russ  Might Provoke Red Aggression

News Behind The News  Copyright McClure Newopaper   WASHINGTON By Rav Tucker

Some Brackets Not To Receive Slash, Is Claim   ‘Across-tRe-Board’ Plan Abandoned by House. Senate GOP

GOP ARANDONS FLAT TAX CU   Reductions to Be Staggered According to Incomes, » Taft Says in Talk

n Graduated Tax  ta Work For U.S. Incomes   20 Per Cent Reduction In Some Brackets

NEW TAX CUT OUTLINED BY SENATOR TAFT  A erace.tha.Raard   Across-the-Board 20 Percent Plan Is Out In Favor of Graduated Scheme.

REPUBLICANS PLAN GRADUATED INCOME TAX CUT   Across-the-Board — 2( Per Cent Slash Dropped

‘Taft Maps Fax Cuts . Planned By Republicans      Chairman of Powerful Republican Policy Committee Outlines Latest Party Plans

City Must Give Reason Why Resident Can’t Us Oil Flooding Property

Boards of Trade Deny Charges of Gambling   Dealers Snap Back at President, Ascribe Inflation to Big Demand— Brewers Agree to 25 Per Cent Cut

MAJOR BOARDS DENY TRUMAN PRICE CHARGE   Trade Organizations Say Economic Causes Hike Prices

Boards of Trade Deny Any Partin Increasing Costs   Charge Government Buying and Supply-Demand Law Sends Prices Up

Grain ‘Gamblers Refuse to Take High Price Blame   Exchange Officials Say Government Buying is Big Factor

Boards of -Trade Deny Gambling in Wheat . os   But Investigation —Is—-Going—ForwardDespite Protests

IS BLAMED FOR HIGHER PRICES   Refute Truman Assertion Conditions Are Result of ‘Inflationary Gamblers’

GRAIN TRADERS DENY GAMBLING   Say Price Rises Caused by Economic “Laws,” Not Their Action.

Trade Importance To Keep fobacco In Aid Programs.   . May Be Included ‘In Both Long Range And Interim Plans

Three Children Drowned, Charge   Serious Atomic ‘Leaks’ Charged   Dividend Rates May Be Changed, Ruling   Trumans ‘Set Good Table,’ Famed Restaurateur Says

Mrs. Meyers, Pioneer County Resident, Dies   First White Woman Born In Lancaster

U.S. Weather ls Diversified   Snow Covers Ground in Western States   Mead To Testify In Garsson Trial   Says Marketing of Crops, Farmers’ Greatest Problem

Document Laden, Freedom Train  hs  Heads For Historical Carolinas

200 Survive Steamer Mishap Kast of Athens   Craft Sinks So Fast Only 2 of Lifeboats Launched: Power Fails

Fear-Maddened Crowd Battles For Survival   Survivor Claims Women, Children Almos Total Casualties In Worst Modern Greek Maritime Disaster

Greek Vessel Strikes Mine; Possibly 400 Lose Lives  Cenawdod Sto am or   Crowded Steamer Sinks Quickly in Gulf of Petalion;  200. Persons Saved

Steamer Goes Down in Dark In Half Hom   200 Survive Worst Sea Disaster in Modern QCrenk Hietac«

200 Others Are Rescued; Vessel Sinks Swiftly   Five Ships and Planes Af Scene of Marine Disaster

EXPLOSION, AT NIGHT, KNOCKS QUT RADIO AID   German War Prize Goes To Bottom Within Half An Hour

400 PERSONS DROWNED WHEN: 'GREEK STEAMER SINKS AFTER: ISTRIKING MINE NEAR ATHENS:

Jammed Boat Sank Within A Half Hour   Parliament Members Are Thought Among Those Aboard. Lost

Steamer Goes Down Rapidly: 200 Are Saved   Sinking Is Worst Maritime Disaster In Modern Greek History

Steamer Hits Mine And Goes Down Swiftly  200 Women, Children Are Feared Drowned

200 Survivors Are Landed After Tragedy   Ship Sinks Within Half Hour; Only Two Boats Launched

200 From Greek  Steamer Rescued   Vessel Sinks 30 Minutes After Blast; Members Of Parliament Believed Among Passengers

VESSEL HITS MINE; SINKS IN HALF HOUF   Only 200 Saved Wher Ship Goes Down In Petalion Gulf

Unwed Couple Held In Death   Funeral Of Two-Year-Ole Son Interrupted. To Make Arrests.

Parents Held In Child’s Death   Funeral of 2-Year-Old Stopped After Results Of Autopsy Known

New Solo Record Is In Sight  World Flight May Clip 8 Hours Off of Record

Bill Odom On Last Leg Of World Flight   Expects To.Set New Record By Eight To Ten Hours.

Airman Leaves Tokyo wiih Record near: Admits He's Tired, Seems To Be Tense

Odom Nears Alaska On... World Flight   Endurance Flier Expects To Break Both Solo And Crew Records For  _ Cirenmmavization Time

Report Gen. Eisenhower Offered Presidency Of Columbia University

Eisenhower May Head Columbia U.   Offered Presidency of  University

‘Ike’ May Take Presidency Of Columbia U.   U.S. War Department Reveals Noted General Considers Acceptance

s COLUMBIA ASKS ARMY CHIEF TO CONSIDER POST   » Five-Star General Says He Will Not Quit During Present Year

U-N Council Votes Administration Of Trieste Territory   Action Taken by Security Body Clears Path To Signing of Italian Peace Treaty; Britain Files Complaint on Mines

U.N. PAVES WAY FOR SIGNING OF ITALIAN TREAT)   Last Obstacle Removed When Council Votes 10 to 0 to Take Over Administration of Trieste.   COMPLAINT IS FILED AGAINST ALBANIA   Britain Accuses Balkan Nation With Mining Adriatic Waters Where 2 Ships Were Damaged.

Last Hurdle Is Cleared In Ttaly Peace Treaty   U. N. Council To Administer Trieste; Britain Files Charces Acainc? Alhant-

TRIESTE TO BE ADMINISTERED BY UN COUNCIL   Supervision Qf Adriatic Port Finally Settled; Australia Abstains   BRITISH PROTEST AGAINST ALBANIA

BRITISH FILE UN CHARGES ON ALBANIA   Last Likely Obstacle To Trieste Treaty Is Cleared

U.N. Agrees To Control Trieste  Clears Obstacle To Italian Peace Treaty

Quick Passage Rent Controls Extension Seen   Senator Buck Says Move By Hawkes To Boost. Rents Given Up As Debate Opens

RENT CONTROL EXTENSION I$ ANTICIPATED   Senator Buck Predicts Passage of Legislation Which Will Rule Out Across-the-Board Rent  _ Increases.

Rent Controls Likely To Stay   Approval Without Increase To Pass” In Senate

Senate To Pass Rent Controls?  Buck Predicts No General Increase

Sees Extension OF Reat Curis Without Boosts   Senate Chairman Predicts Passage With No General Increase.

Senate Defeat Predicted for Rent Boosts   General Rise Won’t Pass; Hawkes Fights For Voluntary Plan

Rent Increase Held Unlikely   Extension of Present Legislation Expected

 Gives Up Idea For Boost In Rents.... Rent Control Extension  Without Raises Is Seen

PALESTINE DEATH TOLL INCREASES   More Than Five Days Of Fighting Brings Death to Hundred

Arabs Open 5-Mile ‘Front’ Near Jaffa   British Fly 300 Troops Ts Troubled Area

Moslems, Jews  Pray And Fight For Holy Land   Five-Day Reign Of Terror Results In More Than 100 Casualties Along Five-Mile Front; Strike  ae ae LP oe ee

British Troops Flown To Aden After 44 Slain  Guns Crack On Tel Aviv-Jaffa “Front”

MIDDLE EAST SETES WITH      Sp otnteemmemenenl  ‘Holy War’ Talk In All Moslem Areas  Inflames Mean

Terror Reign in Aden Kills 44 as Arabs Slay  In Protest to Partitioning

Close to 100 Are Killed in Riot, Battle   Arabs Launch Mosler: Sabbath Day Attacks Upon All-Jewish City   CALL FOR Horry war

44 Killed as Arabs Riot in Aden British Fly Troops to Trouble Spot

Ohio Gets Advice on How To Rid Building of Cockroaches   State May Not Have To Offer a Bounty

Bugs In State Building!  *¢¢ 4  Pet Methods Of Wiping Out Pests Offered Public Works Director

House In Mood To Pass Tax Cut Awaits Senate Nod  Speaker Martin Favors Project But Taft  Wants Success ‘Sure’

House Passage Of Revised Tas  Measure Seen  Bill, However, Will  Not Be Called Up if  GOP Senators Obiect

AITCHRIKER, 29. HELD AS KILLER   Chicago Salesman Shot After 150-Mile Ride Into Tennessee

Latin Americans Outshine Army Men  GOLD-LADEN UNIFORMS CONSIDEREI

Police Break Up Giant Gambling Ring In Detroit   Nab 29 Persons; Report Take Is 8 Million A Year

PHONE STRIKE SET TO START EARLY MONDAY   Last Minute Efforts Are Being Made To Prevent Nationwide Walkout 

PREPARE FOR NATION-WIDE PHONE STRIKE   Companies In Major Cities Set Up Plans to Render Stop-Gap Service.

Temperatures   Warren and Gibson Still Hopeful of Bringing Settlement By Monday Morning, Although All Discussions Stalled; Seizure Is Still Possible

Companies and.  Union Still ‘Far. Apart’ in Talks:   Rush Preparations to Maintain Service Local Lines Probably Won’? Suffer

Exchanges To Be Manned By Few Officials   EMERGENCY PLANS ARE MADE TO MAINTAIN SERVICE

Telephone Stop-Gap Plans Laid   Supervisory Employes Detailed For Emergency Work In Strike

Telephone Companies Make Ready for Strike Crisis   Rush Preparations to Maintain Stoo-Gap Service as Deadline Nears

Phone Companies Prepare _ To Maintain Stop-Gap Service During Threatened Strike

Phone Plants Plan Service During Strike   Supervisors Ready To Take Over Jobs; Cots, Food Gathered

Stop-Gap ~ Service To Be Provided   SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL WILL HANDLE EMERGENCY CALLS IF STRIKE STARTS MONDAY AS SCHEDULED

Ith Hour Talks Held but Parties Still Far Apart  Supervisory Workers Dp... gd ml tf   Supervisory Workers Prepare to Furnish Emergency Service

To Walkout At 6 A. M., Mon.   Inter-State Calls From DuBois Will Be Affected; All  Is In Readiness.

Scores U.S. Policy In Palestine   Spokesman for Arab Countries Says it Opposes Truman Doctrine

‘Mts. Roosevelt Defends U.S. Press As Venezuela.Joins UN Accusers

Mrs. Roosevelt Defends Press   Opens Her Attack Against Red Charges Of ‘Warmongering’

MRS, ROOSEVELT ANSWERS SOVIEI   Attack Is Made Teday on Russ ‘Warmongering’ Charges.

MRS. FDR RAPS SOVIET ATTACK   Eleanor Presents Eulogy of  Free Press

Eleanor Opens Attack on Russia in UN   Former First Lady Denounces Controlled Prees

Mrs. FDR Tells Soviets That U.S. Will Fight UN Activity On Warmongering Charges

ARABS ACCUSE U.S. OF DOUBLE TALK   Mrs. Roosevelt Defends Free Press, Rips Russia

Mrs. Roosevelt — Scores Russian Grip on Press   Delivers Long-awaited At. tack on Soviet Charges of Warmongering   NOT AN ASSIGNMENT FOR UN, SHE SAYS   Opposes Moscow Proposal to Put Cheek on Freedom of Infcrmation

FDR’s Widow Opens Attack  On Russians   She Presented Spirited Eulogy Of A Free Press Before UN Body

Transcript Is Submitted By  Theo. Iserman   Quotes Judge Picard As Saying During Trial “I Am Strictly ProLabor”   Later Ordered Words. Deleted   Tried Twice to Get Jury to Change Verdict Which Favored Chrysler Corporation

Judge’s Labor Plug In Record   Senate Sub - Committee Hears Exact Words In Portal Pay Case

Restraining Order For Jenks Trouble   Prohibits Members of Two  Unions from Interfering With Levee Work

GIRL, 13, MISSING _ INNEW HAMPSHIRE   Naida Evans Disappears  Came Crimnmas Caran

BEGIN HUNT FOR MISSING GIRL   Daughter of Famous Physicist Disappears From Camp

Police Search Rugged Countryside For Professor’s Missing Daughter

Hills Scoured In Search For Missing Child   Girl, 13, Disappeared Or Monday From Camp In New Hampshire; Her Horse Is Found

Daughter of Famous Physicist Missing After Riding Horse   New Hampshire Is Site for Latest Disappearing Child

House Puts Off Aid Bill Action  Act On Funds For interior Department

RELIEF FUND VOTE DELAYED   $350 Million Foreign Relief Bill Put Aside in View Of Stiff Opposition

FOREIGN RELIEF VOTE PUT OFF   Proposal To Bar Aid T Communist Nations Delays Action

REVOLT FLARES IN BRAZIL AREA   Report Says Action Inspirec By Communists; Senate Ousts Reds

Way Cleared For Britain To File Case   Russia, France Yield With China Bor May Session

UN Declaration -Lets-Britain-Eile Palestine Case      ‘Russia, Franee And China Agree To Session Of The General. Assembly

Holy Land Issue Next   Powers Agree: to Special U. N. Session To Consider Case

Special Session Proposed for Airing Problem   Approval of 55 Member Nations Believed Certain

} NATIONS AGREE):   Palestine Case to Go Before Special Session of U.N. Assembly

Palestine Issue Cleared to U.N.  Big Powers Approve Special Session to Consider Case

Final Barrier Cleared For Britain’s Handing UN Palestine Dispute

PALESTINE CASE NEAR UN’S LAP   Russia, France and China Favor Special Session to Help Out Britain

Big 3 Agree To Session On Palestine   Agreement Clears Way for U.N. To Tak Up Mandate Issue

'3 Powers Agree To U.N.  Hearing on Palestine Case   Clear Final Barrier To Britain’s Filing Explosive Case With Peace Unit

Arms Cutting Up To Major Powers   Smaller Nations Hint Talks Otherwise Will Be Useless.

Clear Way For  Palestine Case   Britain To Bring JewArab Hot Issue Before United Nations Soon.

Special UN Session on Palestine’: Aareed to by USSR, France, China:

Girl, Held for Murder of Wealtiy Parents, Is Their Sole Beneficiary

'Girl Held for Parents’ ;Murder Is Sole Heir ‘To $600.000 Fortune

Price Probers  Asking People   Going Direct To Groups To Sound Out Reasons For High Costs.

Greece Will Apply Loan  To Defenses   Must Strengthen Forces Premier Tells United Press Reporter

GREECE HOPES 10 GET U.S. MILITARY AID   Premier Says Nation Must Hold Back Aggressors.

British Study Plan To Help Block Russia   Role of Mediator May Be Tossed Out For U. S. Partnershir

British Cabinet to Discuss Stop Russia Plan By Bevin Partnership With United States

Dritisn Vaiking Closer Ties With America  Paprnarchin Racinaned   Partnership Designec To Halt Russian Exyansion Proposed

British Talking Closer Ties With America   Partnership Designe« To Halt Russian Expansion Proposed

British May Back U. §.-Russia Play  Cabinet Will Hear Bevin on Monday

Britain Appears Swinging Toward ‘Stop-Russia’ Role   . «+ Cabinet To Confer Monday On Bevin Plan

EMERGENCY AID.TO TRIBES BILL PLACED ON PRESIDE DESK; APPROPRIATION. AY

Submit Indian Relief Measure To President Truman for His Approval on Monday

Passage of Measure Practically Assured but Democrats Hope To Influence Truman To Veto It.   TAFT PREDICTS EASY PASSAGE

Today In Congress   emocrats Hammer Away In Senate Debate At GOP Labor Bill; Federal Judge Tells Senate He Never Saw Vote Fraud Results

SEEKS $10.780.85 DaAWacre   Action Follows Accident in Topeka ” on June 1, 1945

SEEKS $10,780.85 DAMACES      Action Follows Accident in Topeka on June 1, 1945

Aiken Claims Support In Bid To Fire Reece,  Other ‘Reactionaries’

AIKEN SEEKING TO OUST REECE   Claims Strong GOP Sup port In Move Against ‘Reactionaries’

Solon Claims Support For Liberal Views   REPUBLICAN SEEKING TO CHANGE GOP PARTY

RENEWS BATTLE TO FIRE REECE   Senator Aiken Reiterates Op position to GOP Leader, Urges Vote Appeal

Aiken Claims Rank-and-File Support Of Move To Rid GOP. Of ‘Reactionary’ Control: Taft. Flanders Make Peace

Claims Wide Support in GOP Shakeup Drive   Vermont Senator Says Rank ond File Want Changes Mode jin Parity

Hits Reece, Reactiow.Of Party Heads   Vermont Senator Asks Thai Chairman Retign-Post:, and GOP “Be More ©  Construct ye?"   Taft Not Target, Aiken Announces   Flanders and Taft * ‘Make Up” After Disagreement; “Positive” Policy By  Party Ureed !

Price Spiral Hits New Peak in U.S. For Postwar Era   Labor, Management Blame Each Other; No Relief in Sight

COST OF LIVING ‘CONTINUES T0 ZOOM SKYWARD   Reaches New Poste War High and Keeps Climbing

COST OF LIVING TO RECORD HIGH    Labor and Management - Each Blame the Other For Current Inflation.

EACH BLAMED BY OTHER FOR HIGH. PRICES   abor, “Management Deny Causing CAdt Rica   STILL CLIMBING   Statistics. Show Figures At New : War Hith

COST OF LIVING AT NEW PEAK; STILL CLIMBING   ‘Labor-Management Blame Each Other For High Prices

Management and Labor Exchange Blame For Prices   Meanwhile Cost of Living Reaches New Post-War High

C10,-NAM Blame ~ Each Other For ~~ Climbing Price:   Government Figures Show Cost-of-Living Index Still Skyrocketing

Labor And Management Blame Each Other For High Frices; CIO Vice President Asks Conpress tectare Price Ceilings   INCOMES, PRICES STILL ON UPSWING

Labor Seeking Restoration Of Price Ceilings   Management Says That Wage Hikes Caused Unsurce

Truman Appeals for World Unity, Assails Red View on Marshall Plan

Appeals to All Nations of World To Break Down Artificial Barriers Separating Them

Breakdown ot Barriers Between Nations Urged By ‘Truman in Address

RUSSIAN POLICY OF OBSTRUCTION HITBYTRUMAN   Reds Criticized For Failing To Support Marshall Plan   PRESIDENT SPEAKS FROM “MONTICELLO”

Independence Address Given By President   Russia Taken To Task for “Fallacious” Arauments

e eee ae  2 AES  ee ES  a   President Truman Takes Russia To Tage For “Fallacious” Arguments Against ©")  Plan ToAidEurove 

Truman Scores Action Against Marshall Plan   Apparently Aimed At Russia; Talks At ‘Monticello’

Appeals For   Break Down Of Barriers:   President Speaks F Hi The Steps of the Home Of Thomas Jefferson

Truman Says Red Attack On Marshall Plan Untrue   Although He Does Not Mention Russia by Name, President Leaves No Doubt He Refers to Them in Saying, in Independence Day Address, That Economic Aid From WU. S.   ‘Does Not Mean Interference in Internal Affairs.

TRUMAN LASHES NATION FAILING TO COOPERATE   Brands As ‘Fallacious’ Arguments Against Recaverv Plan

Marion Tot Is Treated For Injuries   Absent 80 Hours, Infant Is Found Im Briar Patch

OHIO BABY FEARED KIDNAPED IS FOUND   Neighbor Comes Upon Gly! in Briar Pateh—Had Been Missing Since Wednesday,

Czechs Trapped in Squeeze Play   Prague Is Caught Between East and West as the U.N. Security Council Elects Three New Members.

Czechs Caught Tn Squeeze By Red: West Rift   Election To Council Askec By Three Nations, With. Czechs Forced To Accept Seat

Profits From Liquor Ease Tax Burden   Gov. Duff Declares An estimated $120,000,000 Deficit Will Be Cut To $80,000,000.

Cameron Man Starts Two-Year Sentence Dr. Newton Enters Prison At Huntsville

MORE DESTRUCTION FROM. THE FLOODING _ MISSOURI RIVER      It: Is: “Now Estimated the “Damage” Will. Exceed $100,000,000:°   “CROPS “AND PROPERTY   One of the Two Crests Was - Approaching Jefferson Sty Today.

Flood Damage In Missouri Increased   Rivers Continue Tc Rise Over State; Levees Give Way

U.S. Diplomats Paris-Bound On Aid Mission   Top Policy Makers to Appraise Help America Will Give

To Parley At Paris _   U. S. Diplomats Slated To Give Europe Idea of What Aid to Expect in Planning for Recovery

— RECOVERY —  Marshall Aids. Sent To Europe   2 KEY MEN-TO “HELP CLAYTON.

POLICY-MAKERS TQ PARIS PARLEY   Kennan-Bonesteel To Out _ fine Proposed Aid Under Marshall Plan

US Top Rank Men to Paris Economic Mee!   Expert Diplomats Go To Session On Marshall Plan

1 U. 5. ENVOYS SENT TO PARIS   Will Confer With State Department Officials On Policy

TWO TOP-RANKING DIPLOMATS RUSHED TO PARIS ECONOMIC MEET FOR MARSHALL PLAN DISCUSSION   Recovery Proposals Are Taking Attention of Policy-Makers—Egyptian Demonstrators Are Ejected from Security Council Chambers at Lake Success—-Special House Committee Off For Europe to Study Economic Problems

Top Policy Makers To Paris Conference   Represent U. S. in Planning European Recovery -

Plan Priority For Vets’ Bills  Seek Clear Congres: Before Christmas

BILLS FOR VET AWAIT ACTION   House Member Hopes To Get Three Measures Okayed Before Christmes

Three Gl Bills Ur at Extra Session  Proponents Anxious for Speedy Action

GOP Leaders Rush Passage Of Vet Bills   Hopeful Of Passage By Congress With. out Further Delay.

House GOP Plans ‘Rush’ On Vet Bills  Consider Top  Priorities occcis

TALKS CONTINUE IN PHONE CASE   Some Progress Reported After 14-Hour Meeting—Another Session Today

Work Jurisdiction Issue Has Prospect Of Settlement Soon   Big Question Of Wages And Arbitration Have No Progress Indicated

LONG PARLEY FAILS TO END PHONE STRIKE      Union Spokesman Reports Progress, However, on a Work Jurisdiction Issue —New Talks Due Later Today.

Phone Wage Issue Still Unsettled ©   Progress Reported At St. Louis on Work durisdiction---Will Resume Conferences

MADE ‘SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS’ AFTE 14-HIR SESCIND   Phone Strike Meeting Ended '  Friday Morning at 4:30 o’Clock.   BACK THIS AFTERNOON   Tentative Agreement Reached "on Subject to Final Settlement.

Cool Weather Greets Second Series Game  Vic Lombardi ; ge 2. Ba... og mm

ITALIAN PEACE TREATY SIGNED   Yugoslavia Protests Trieste Disposition But Joins 19 Other Nations

Treaty Signing Places Italy At Peace Once More   First Treaty Of World War II With 20 Victorious Nations Formally Sioned   YUGOSLAVIA SIGNS AFTER PROTESTING  —_~_._—-—e =— ae ee <a ae oe

HEADED LIST AT CEREMONY   YUGOSLAVS FAIL TO Go THROUGH WITH THREAT _ THEY MIGHT. REFUSE TO SIGN .

‘A RUTHLESS WAR AGAINST MOSLEMS   Sikh Warriors Overrun at Least 150 Rural Villages  LIST 1.500 k KILLED

Bearded Attackers Overrun150 Villages   Mon. Women And Children Put To Death

Fierce Fight Brings Death, To Hundreds   Women, Children Killed In 12 Days of Savage Warfare; at Least 150   Villaves Pillased

Sikh Warriors Overrun at . ' Least 150 Rural ' Villages   LIST. 1,500 KILLED

Sikhs Wage Wa On Moslems Of Indian Border  Ruthlece Rattles .   Ruthless Battles Continue In Towns East of Pakistan

Sikh Warriors Slay Hundreds  In Terrorism   Many Moslems Trapped Tn Areas Slaughtered As Troops Seck To Boalt Fightine

Fieree Sikhs Kill Moslems By Hundreds   Bloody War Of Extermination Breaks Out With Partitioning Of India

RELIGIOUS WAR RAGES IN INDIA   MOSLEM VILLAGES * ARE WIPED OUT IN EXTERMINATION WAR

Fierce Sikhs Are Waging Ruthless War   Trapped Moslems Are Being Killed by Hundreds in India

An Orgy -Of Killing In India   Fierce Sikhs Wage   War of Extermination : Against Moslems Still "Rast of Pakistan Line

Sikh Warriors War on Moslems  Rising by Thousands . on Pakistan Border

“Mechanical Rick In Pants... Automatic Awakener May Be Developed for Sleepy Truck Drivers, Pilots and Engineers

Gadget Wonld Awaken Sleepy Night Pilots  Mental Hotfoot For  Dozers Is Foreseen

New lection Predicted For Britain   Churchill Declares Government Is Really Minority Now

Churchill Tells Conservative Party To Get Set For New Election, Gusting of Labor Government

“Winnie” Predicts British Election  Britain’s Socialists A Minority, Former

BRITISH  ABOR ~ PARTY SLIPPING   New Parliament Sough To Pull Nation Out Of Economie Crisis

New Election  For Britain  Churchill Predicts Call At Conference

Churchill Says Britain Will Have Election   Tells Conservative Party to Prepare For National Poll

i ne  VOTES CLAIMED BY CHURCHILI   Wartime Chief Flays Labor Policies

lells Party fo Be Set for Vote  Churchill Addresses Conservative Meet

Labor Regime Fall Expected   Churchill Advises Party To Be Ready

CHURCHILL SEES EARLY ELECTION   Conservative -Part y to Raise “Fighting Fund’.

Rakes Attlee Regime   Churchill Calls Calls for New Election As Only, Way To Beat Present Crisis

Asks Additional Funds for Stafe Relief Program   $2,405,000 More Requested for Last Five Months of 1947

State Welfare Director  Asks for Funds   Money Needed to Pay Full Grants For Rest of Year

Last Rites For _ Heike B. Thoren Thursday, Feb. 2(   Conducted by Rev. Petersen in Nain Church

Services For P. W. Peterson Friday, Feb. 14   In Charge Rev. W. F. Schneck at Presbyterian Church

CASE “ANTI-STRIKE” BILL, WITH SLIGHT CHANGES, GOP PLAN  LABOR LEGISLATION TO BE AMONG TOP BILLS BEFORE NEW CONGRESS

Revised Case Bill To 1:2 GOP Offering As Start. On New Labor Legislatior

Senate Republican: Plan Revised Case Bill for Start   Taft, Smith, Ball Sponsor Measure For Labor Curb

Filibuster By Friends Delays Other Business   Agruments For Seating Mississip pian In Second Day Met By Firm GOP Resistance

‘Sal to Offer      Labor Bill Sponsored by Senators Ball, Taft, Smith

Revised Version Of Case BillSeen   Republicans Agree On Commencing Labor Move

Republicans to Offer Revised Case Bill; Author of Wagner Act Answers Critics

Labor Law Program Outlined   Republicans Will Star! With Revised Version of Case Bill

Sen. Wagner Hits At Critics Of Labor Act   Terms GOP Proposals ‘Reactionary’; Asks Expanded Mediation

GOP to Use Case Bill As Labor Law Starter  Plan Two- Step Approach i in Senate  - Beechicdien Weenav Act. Amand mant

BILBO TEMPORARILY  LOSES AS HE LEAVES FOR SOUTH FOR OPERATION —   Vew ‘Case BUY Drawn, Flanned Starting Point for Labor Legislation -

Author Wagner Act Hits Baek At Its Crities   Says Anti-Labor Proposals In New Congress Presage Dawn “Reactionary” Period

3-to-1 Ratio Plan To Save Federal ‘Career’ Workers   Wartime Employees Are Being Dismissed Rapidly

Says Labor Should Drop  New Demands   Tells Congress Wartime Tax Levels, Rent Controls Should Be Kept.

President Sends Congress Economic Report for 1947   Asks Lower Prices, Wage Hike Curb, Control on Rent

y For Prosperity   Message Involves Lahor  Laws, Housing, Rents, War Taxes. S. 5. Gains

MESSAGE TO CONGRESS TODAY   fer the Nation's Economic Health It Should Continue Taxes at Present Level.

Employment, More Work,  Lower Prices   Offers Congress Short, Long-Range Programs In Report Today -

Pay Changes, Lower Prices  Said Needed   Extension Of Rent Ceilings, Adoption O€ Long-Range Housing Plan Is Uraed

Labor Told Wage Demands Should ‘ot Be Pressed   President Would Keep Taxes at War Levels, Extend Rent Controls

Seven-Point Plan Given To Congress   Would Keep Present Wartime Taxes; Enact New Labor Laws

Truman Warns Against Wage, Price Boosts   ‘Economic Health’ Program Presented By Chief Executive

Responsibility for Price Cuts Placed Squarely:on Business   Truman Says New Wage Increases Justified Otherwise

Stresses Need For Output in Economic Talk   Thinks Labor Should Not Press for Wage Increases That Will Prevent Drop

President Tells Prosperity Plan   Labor Cautioned on Excessive Wage Demands Rent Curb, Social Security Extension Asked

Price Cuts Are Urged By Truman   Says Wage Increas:s Wil Be Justified If Prices Remain High

PRESIDENT URGES DROP IN PRICES   Says If They're Not Wage Boosts Will Be Justified:

Lower Price Need Voiced by Truman  hb ahanw leaned ta Auaid Deaccinn   Labor Urged to Avoid Pressing For Wace Increases in Message

Truman Cites Nation’s Need For Reduction  In Price Seale   President Declares New Pay Demands Should Be Curbed

Says Excessive Pay Demands Would Hinder   Economic Report Also Calls For Increased Produc tion, Extension Of Rent Control, Continuation Of Mieeh Tawae

Truman Calls For Price Cuts   President Says Raise In Pay Is Justified At Present Level

URGES LABOR TO GO EASY ON PAY DEMANDS   Requests Congress to Continue Tax Rates, Rent Controls

Proposes Higher Social Security, Minimum Wage   President Also Asks Wage-Hour Extension, Continued Rent Control

AGAINST LA WAGE DEMANDS CAUSING BOOST   President Advocates Present Tax Level and Favors Rent Controls

Truman Claims Lower Prices  Are Necessary   Tells Congress Taxation Should Be Continned At Wartime Levels As “Bulwark”   Urges Extension Of Rent Controls   Also Wanis New Labor Laws Enacted, Housing Plan Started, Minimum Wages Boosted

Rent Controls, Same Taxe: And Full Employment on List of Recommendations

‘NEED LOWER PRICES FOR PROSPERITY   President Tells Congress Labor Shouldn’t Press Wage Demands.   Long-Range Housing Program Advocated

Cut Prices Or Hike Pay,  Says Truman   Question Of Reducing Costs Left Squarely Up To Business

Truman Sees Need For Lower Prices   Says U.S. Unions Should Not Press Wage Demands   These, President States, Would Stop Price Reductions

Urges Labor To Not Press Wage Demand   Would Continue Wartime Tax Levels, Boost Minimum Wage, Keep Rent Controls  FOR BUSINESS INCENTIVE  Some Wage Increases Justified, Production-Price Cuts Necessary Team

TRUMAN URGE PRICE CUTTING   Warre Boosts Justified Tf Not Reduced, President Says

LOWER PRICES REQUESTED 19 HELP ECONOMY   Truman Says Labor Should-Not Press Por Increases in Wage Scales   CONTINUATION OF TAX SCHEDULED REQUESTED

Lower Pricat Truman Says      Tells Congress Labor Should Not Press: for Wage :Demands Which Would Keep Prices High

Inflationary Pay Demands Assailed   President’s Economic Message Asks - Tax Rates be Continued, Extend Rent Controle. Revise Wace I aw

Congress Told Labor Shouldn't Press For Higher Pay; Message Stresses Need for Continued Rental Controls

President Tells Congress, Adding * Labor Should Not Press Wage Demand:

Pay Demands Should Not Be Pressed   First Economic Report Recommends Tax Structure Be Retained

Asks Maintenance Of Rent Controls   Proposes Naising Minimum Wages, Increasing Social Security Benefits, Broaden- — ing Wage-Hour Coverage

GREATER PRODUCTION IS URGED   Economic Report Sent to Congress By President

Increase In Production Is Urged   Labor Asked Not To Make Demands Too Stiff

President Urges Congress in First Economic Report to Make No Changes in Taxes   Declares Nation's Prosperity Depends on Lower Prices and Asks Labor to Make No New Demands fer Increase of Wages

‘Truman Says Wage Boosts \Justified if Prices Stay Up  Fresident Calls on Business to Reduce - = Beteee hy Acreement if it Proves Leaal

Current Hampers Finding of Bodies Of Crash Victims   Three Missing After Plunge Of Plane Into New York's Bowery Bay

Dive Into Bay Kills 3 Airmen   Two Survive Plunge Into Swift Current

HREE FLYERS DIE ANE FALLS INTO BOWERY BAN   Victims Trapped fn Sunker Wreckage; Two Crewmam Daccced

IKE REPLIES T0 ‘OLD’ QUESTION   General of the Army Indicates He Wouldn't Refuse White House Job

NO POLITICAL AIMS   “The” Saya No One Has Asked Him to Run for President

Ike Say§US Must Help Plan Peace Structure, Or World Will Suffer Goalgotha of .Third War

Unions End Ship Tieup  in West   Paacific Negotiations to Continue; Pact  Reached in East

Sponsors Come to Fred Allen's Aid And NBC Vice Presidents Back Down

Lost Boy, 2, Found After ef 5-Hour Hun!   Child Unharmed Despite Night of Cold, Hunger, Thirst

President Calls For Week Of Rededication As ‘Freedom Train’ Prepares For Leng Trit

Features for Everybody ‘ In the Telegram Today      Truman Hails Formal Start of Freedom Train’s Tour

TRUMAN SAYS FREEDOM JOB FOR EVERYONE   Speech Read at Formal Start of Freedom Train’s Tour

FREEDOM TRAIN GIVEN SENDOFF   ‘Seven-Car Diesel Unit  To Visit 300 Cities  In National Tour

Senate Heads into Partisan Battle _ Over Bill To Control! Labor. Unions

Death Sentence Looms for OPA   Senate Committee Prepares Bill to Kill Federal Agency

OPA DESTINED FOR DISCARD IN JUNE 1S BELIEF   Death Sentence Bill Is Nov Being Prepared In Senate

(Conor Denies Over-Estimating Surplus In 1946   Senator Sends Reply To Legislative Council.

Former Governo! Says He Leff State Healthy   Sends Statement To ' Legislative Council’

O’Couor Says Surplus Talk Is Incorrect  Not Over-Estimated His Last Year As Governor. He States

RED NEWSMEN ~ EXCLUDED BY ARMY ACTION   “SUSPICIOUS” ACTIONS OF SOVIET GROUP LAST. YEAR RESULTED IN BAN  ‘ THIS YEAR

SOLON OPPOSES EX-TVA LEADER   M’‘Kellar Witnesses Accuse Lilienthol of Trying To Get Atomic Post

Money May Avert Third Global War   Marshall Plan Design _ ed For World Recovery, Stop Spread Of Red Doctrine And Prevent Conflict

Police Plan Royal Bride Protection   “Social Unrest” Cited Yu Cancellation Of Parade After Her Wedding; Extreme Precautions Due

Jury Service Not Wanted By Women   Bill Introduced To Take Away Newly-Won Privilege Of Women For Jury Service

WARMER HOURS DUE IN MIDWES)   Cold Weather Spell On Way Out, Forecasters Deradir+

Strikes Menace - Welfare of U.S. GE Head Warns   ‘ Congress Must Write New  Labor Legislation, Wili son Declares   10-POINT PROGRAM OFFERED SENATORS

Urges Labor Law to Protect Government  ress Wipe 2 Out inequalities

Near Blackout Of Long Distance Calls: For Lubbock Area Caused By Walkout.

wt SS VIS tetieatel      Near Blackout Of Long Distance Calls For Lubbock Area Caused By Walkout

GENERAL BLAMES EXTREMISTS FOR STRIFE IN ORIENT   Declares “Vicious” Red Prop . aganda Constantly Mis a ee ee ee

Chiang, . Reds Share in Blast   Envoy's Statement Denounces Communist Provocative Policies

Marshall Comment  On China   Denounces ‘Dominan Reactionary’ Group, Declares Liberal Leadership Needed

Breaks Silence On Reasons For Present Strife   Says Liberal Leadership Needed To End Civil War; Coming Home To Report

Marshall Raps China ‘Radicals’   General, Recalled From Mission, Blames Both Sides for Strife, Says Nationals Are Depending on America for Backing

Slaps Policies Of Nationalist, Red Factions   ‘Reactionary, Provocative’; Sees Need For Liberal Leadership

China Reactionary Group Denounced   Provocative Communist Policies Protested By General Marshall

Reactionaries Also Blasted In Report   Liberal Leadership Best Solution, General Says

SALVATION FOR WOBBLY CHINA   Marshall Issues Statement or Stnfe-Torn Country; Reaclionaries Blamed   FALSE STATEMENTS ARE CIRCULATED REGULARLY

Advocates Liberal Leadership   Blames Reactionary Groups, Communist Provocative Policy

SEES HOPE IN NATION'S NEW CONSTITUTION   U.S. Envoy Assails Extremist Elements In Rival Parties

Lewis Complies — With Orders Of  Supreme Court   Withdraws Notice Which Would Have Caused Coal Tieup On March 31   WAY IS NOW OPEN FOR NEGOTIATIONS

Russia Loses Its Fight On Trieste Issue   Gromyko Objects To Immediate Consideration

RUSSIA OVERRIDDEN   U.N. Council Votes Immediate Consideration ‘of Governor for Trieste

UN Acts On Trieste   Takes Over Choice Of Governor From Big Four Powers . Over Soviet “No”.

U.N. COUNCIL VOTES DOWN RUSSIANS   Soviet Alone in Opposing Study of Trieste Governor

UN Council (Overrides USSR Move   Attempt to Block Trieste Talk Voted Down, 9-1

ARMY PROMOTION SYSTEM REVISED UNDER NEW LAW   President Signs Legislation  Setting Up Permanent Merit Prasram

Promotions in Army Put on Merit Basis   Old Seniority System Scrapped by New Law

Merit To Count In Promotion   Archaic Army-Navy System Out As New Legislation Siqned

Bill Revising Army System  Becomes Law   President Signs Measure Setting Up Program fo: Promotion-by - Merit it Army and Navy ‘

ARMY LAUNCHES ‘MERIT’ SYSTEM   Truman Signs Action Ending Promotion By Seniority

Army and Navy Get New System For Promotions   Seniority Discarded As Main Basis for Boosts in Rank

Armed Forces Bil is Signed   Promotion-By-Merit For Army, Navy Men

Army Promotion System Changed   Truman Signs Bill Ending Promotion of Officers by Seniority

Merit System To Determine  Officer Rank   Seniority Promotion I Thrown Out By Truman In New Bill Signed Today

Drop Army's Old Promotion System  Seniority Replaced By Merit Advances

ArMy :romoton Rules Revamped Truman Signs Bill  Killing Seniority, Stressing Merit

U, S. PROMOTION PLAN ALTERED   Truman Signs Bill Setting Up .. Army Merit Program.

Army Promotion System Scrapped   Truman Signs Legislation Providing Advancement-by-Merit Program for Army, Navy.

Revise system Of Army Rank   Truman Signs Law Setting Up Promo. + tion By Merit.

Army Officers’ Prontotion System Changed By Law   Promotion by Seniority Gives -Way to Merit System in Law  Signed by Truman.

Army Seniority System Is Out  Promotion-By-Merit Program Now Law

Promotion System . in Armed Services  Is Changed by Lax   President Truman Signs _ Measure Enacted by Congress this Year

The Merit Program Becomes a Law   Signed by President Truman, It Applies to Army and Navy.

‘Merit Basis Of Promotion Act for Army   President Signs Law Scrapping Seniority Svstem

MERIT RULE FOR PROMOTION IN ARMY, NAVY   Archaic Seniority System Goes Out’ Window   (NEW LAW SIGNED   President . Apptoves Bill To Weed Out Those Unfit

President Signs  Army Promotion  System Revision Advancement by Seniority  Distarded in Favor of Bloayd Baramwendenat.

Merit Program Now Effective  Army's Old System Thrown in Discard

PRESIDENT SIGNS PROMOTION PLAN FOR ARMY, NAVY   NEW SYSTEM WILL ADVANCE OFFICERS ON MERIT BASIS

[Armed Service Promotions Plan Changed   Advancements To Be Based On Ability

Plan Election In Denmark   Knud Kristensen’s Minority Government  Is Voted Out

COPENHAGE GOVERNMENT FALLS TODAY   Danish King Dissolves Parliament Following Territorial Dispute.

Danes to Call New Elections      Minority Government Falls in Face of No. Vote by 80 to 66 Count

DANISH LOWER HOUSE OUSTS GOVERNMENT   Premier Kristensen Gets Vot of No Confidence; Plan Election

Rift over Germany Shakes Denmark  Premier Voted Down After He Assails  Parliament Action

Dane's Premier lo Cal  Election  eremA we  Be) fm eg   Minority Government of Kristensen Falls

Danish Government Falls: Permission For Election Given   Confidence Vote Fails 80 to 66 On Territory Dispute

Danish Government Falls; New Elections Schedulec   Lower House Votes 80-66 Against Premier Kristensen’s Middle-of-the-Road Regime

DENMARK SETS NEW ELECTIONS AS RULE FALLS   Premier Kristensen Handed ‘No Confidence’ Vote In Rift Over Schleswig

Denmark Set ‘For Elections   -Border Issue Upsets Kristensen Revime

Regime F alls; Danes To Hold  New Elections   No Confidence Vote Cast Against Premier Kristensen’s Government

Government On Denmark Defeated   Premier Kristensen Gets No Confidence Vote; King Calls Election

Instruct Dane Premier To Call Election  Minority Cabinet Fails In Latest Test Of Strength:

New Danish Election Authorized by King    evernment of Premier Knud Kristensen Falls In No-Confidenca .Vnte

DANES SET FOR NEW CABINET   Lower Chamber Dissolved Ir Issue Over Schleswig  Piebiscite

Cabinet Falls, Danes To Vote On October 30   King Grants Permission For New Flections.

Government Falls In Denmark; New Election Set  No Confidence Vote Raps Premier On Schleswig Issue

Kristensen to Call New Vote  Generally Expected To Be Held Oct. 30

Schwellenbach In Boost For Higher Wage   SECRETARY OF LABOR IS BACKING 65-CENT SCALE

KENTON FLIER ~~ BRASH VICTIN   WAVY PILOT OF NORTON FIELD KILLED WHEN PLANE CRASHED DURING.FOG -_

BAN ON STRIKES IS NOT HURRIED   Threat Of Summer Coal Tieup Helps Chances To Over-ride Veto

Compromise Labor Bill May Be Ready For Action June 1  Lawmakers Believe Delay May Favor Measure

Anti - Inflation Bill Offered by Administration   Would Provide Rationing and Purchase of En tire Crops

Free Reich PWs Bevin Suggests at Big 4 Meet   Wonts. All Returned to German Soil by Dec. 31, 1948

Program For Germany Is Called Bust   Worse Failure Than After World War I, Agency Head Claims

“— BIG FOUR —  2,000,000  Still Held By Allies   U. 8. HOLDING ONLY. 30:976

Return All Prisoners,  Bevin Asks  Would Have Allies Repatriate Germans Before December 31, 1948

Bevin Asks Prisoners Be Released   Seeks Return to Germany of All Captured Men Held by the Allies

Bevin for Return Of All Nazi PWs By End of 1948   Proposal Before Big 4 Calls for Filing of Data by June 1, 1948

ASKS RETURN OF WAR PRISONERS BY END OF YEAR   Bevin Requests Big Four To Demand Their Return To Germany

B-17 Forced Down, Ali of Crew Saved   Plane Which Had Been Dropping Christmas Mail to Remote Posts Lands in Labrador

FLYING FORTRESS CRASH LANDS ON A FROZEN RIVER   REPORT ALL SAFE; ARMY MOBILIZES PARTY FOR RESCUE

Mail-carrying B-17 Lands on Frozen River.  Pilot Radios ‘All Safe _ After Engi ine Trouble:  Crinples Fortress.

'Twilight Rehearsal Is Climax To All Preparations For Tomorrow's Wedding

IN APPRECIATION Annie Kate Ferguson   As Expressed by Dr. T. H. Etheridge

Pay Hike Demand Predicted Unless Living Cost Drops   High Grain Cost Blamed On Government Purchases

Higher Prices Seen Unless Congress Acts   Secretary Of Labor, Others, Urge Action To Curb Rises

Schwellenbach Says Unless Congress Acts To Cut Cost of Living, Pay Hikes  Will Be Asked.  SUPPORTS TRUMAN’S  a Se -. ean oe oC) oe Se — J

NEW WAGE HIKES DUE UNLESS PRICES CUT, SAYS SCHWELLENBAC  GRAIN MEN PROTESTING AGAINST CONTROLS AS HEARINGS UNDER WAY

POSTWAR ROUND . OF WAGE BOOSTS IN PROGRESS   Unless Congress Acts to Cut the Cost of Living, Sec. Schwellenbach Said.   BACK TRUMAN PROGRAM   Testified Before the House Banking Committee Today.

Schwellenbach Warns of More Wage Demands   Can be Averted Only if Congress Cuts Prices; Grain Trader Blames Government Purchases for Exnort

Congress Told Cost Of Living Must Go Down   Labor Secretary  Backs Truman’s Cantrol Plane

Schwellenbach Urges Action On Living Costs   Says New Round Of Wage Boosts Will Be Demanded lf Nothina Is Done

‘Labor Secretary Warns of More Pay Hike Demands   Says Wage Boosts Inevitable Unless Congress Acts to Jawer Living Cacte

Hike Ir In Wages Is Seen   Schwellenbach Warns Of New Round Pay Boosts Unless Living Costs Cut

Labor Sec'y. sees Added Wage Boosts   Schwellenbach Backs Truman‘s Control Plan.

PAY INCREASES COMING UNLESS COSTS REDUCEL   Labor Chief Schwellenbach Warns Congress of Need i For Price Checks

@ PAUL MALLON—  Finds Political Situation Shaping Up Like Unending Pretzel

TOT IS NOW PROUD OF DADDY TODAY   Posthumous Aware Given to Eight-YearOld Girl at Chicago.

Strike Ties Up French  Industries   Communications Walkout May Cut Off Wire Service

French Industry Is Completely Throttled ©   _ Communists Lead ~1,250,000'Men =~ Into Strikes

STRIKES THROTTLE PEOPLE IN FRANCE AND CRISIS GROWS   Nation May Be Cut off From Rest of World by  - Communications Dispute; Assembly Meets.  RETURN TO JOBS— PLEA MADE TODAY

Dutch Delay War Decision On Indonesia   Cabinet Defers Vote on Sending 100,000 Troops

Rockefeller Kin Dies In Hospital   Mrs. Mathilde McC. Oser 41, Was Granddaughter OF O11 Macnate.

Mrs. Mathilde Oser, 41, Suceumbs At Good Sam‘aritan Hospital In Los Angeles

REDS TO FREE SEIZED YANKS   Trio Held in North Korea to Be Released Tonight Is Assurance

Three Soldiers Seed By Soviet Will Be Released   Soviet Army Command Gives Assurance That Men Held Will Be Freed   TIME IS SET FOR LIBERATING TRIO

CALL GENERAL STRIKE   New Disorders Are Alee Reported tian Parts ef Italy

Wants Intervention   air And Warmer? Weatherman Wants Advice: Tell What You Think Of Him

One Tries To Delay Fatal Hour   Jams Lock In Cell To Prevent Guards Entering

Five People Pay Death Penalty In Mass Execution   TWO WHITES DIE WITH THREE NEGROES IN NORTH CAROLINA

Gassing Delayed By Victim's Try At Jamming Lock   Negro Rapist Dies Alone, Last Of Five

CALIFORNIA MURDERESS PAYS PENALTY. IN SAN . IOQUENTIN GAS CHAMBER

Execute Woman In Gas Chamber   Louise Judson, 59, Dies At San Quentin

WOMAN EXECUTED IN GAS CHAMBER   IMrs. Louise P. Judson Pays  Penalty for Murder

Heat Prevails In, East States  Mid-West Area Gets Cooling Breezes

MARATHON HEAT WAVE IS EASED   Scattered Showers Hit Corn Belt; North Rim Of Nation Cool

STORM  SIGNALS ON LABOR FRONT . DUE 10 NEW STATUTES   New Executive Faces Tough Job As Unionists Threaten to Ignore Law

Ching Named As Mediation Agency Head   Post Provided Under TaftHartley Law; Labor Storm poigtale Start  Ta Fy

Labor Troubles Threaten as Ching Sets Up New Mediation Department

MIDWEST FLOOD WATERS MOUNT   Thousands Homeless in Four State Area

FLOODED AREAS GET READY FOR MORE DAMAGE   Rivers And Streams Roll Or To Near-Record Crests In Midwest States

IOWA RESIDENTS FACING THIRD Bla FLOOD IN MONTE   Des Moines And Raccoon Rivers Reported At Near Record Crests

- When Will It End?  Four Midwest States Get Ready For Further Flood Devastation

Midwest Prepares for Further Flood Devastation Today   Hundreds Remain Home. less in Four States; Damages in Millions

MORE FLOOD DAMAGE DUE IN MIDWEST   Near-Record Crests Shaping in Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri and _ Illinois, Where Thousands Are Homeless, Crops Ruined.

Highest Water In 44 Years Surges Through lowa’s. Capital . Flood Areas Face New Ruin

Flooded Area Girds Against Record Crests   Des Moines Anc Raccoon Rivers Rising Aqain

MISSOURI RIVER AT RECORD HIGH   MISSISSIPPI CREST NEARING ST, LOUIS; LEVEES ENDANGERED

MINISTER FAGES TRIAL ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE FOR DEATH OF PARISHIONER

Youth Confesse: Brutal Murder  Rancher Slain, Body Dumped in River by

1-YEAR ( OLD. ADMITS HE SLEW RANCHER      Pumped 14 Slugs Into Victim, Near ‘Everett, Wash. -.

Amateur Bandits Fluke Hold-Up  Captured Later By Police Officers

‘Like Movie. Comedy ; . ‘Nervous Trio, Flustered, Flees.  Fram Bank After Cun Falls Anar

NERVOUS BANDIT TRIO CAPTURED   Revolver Falls Apart. Bank Cash Saved At New Holland, O.

Jittery Young Gunmen Embarrassed, Captured  Bank Holdup Foiled As Gun Falls Apart

JURY IN EUGENE CASEY TRIAL 1S DISCHARGED   Three Youths Captured After “Comedy”? Holdup

N.Y. BUDGET IS ABOVE BILLION   All-Time Record Is Set By Figures Submitted By Mayor O’Dwyer

DOTHAM BUDGET TOPS BILLIOK   Largest Ever in in Nation. oa Fox hae Shows’

New York City Budget Is Over Billion Dollars and Is Second Only to Federal Government

ILOCKS MOVE TO LET OLANS TAKE HIG JOB   Fight Over Zoology Head to Get Hearing on All Issues Monday.

AGREEMENT ON TEACHER PAY REPORTEDNEAR   Revised House Measure Would Boost Minimum Salary $550 a Year.

Near Accord On Teacher  Wage Boost   State Legislature Hope: To Settle Vital  Issue And Adjourn Saturday Night.

Federal Gov't Sued  Mink Mothers Kill Young Building Air Raid Shelters

Pennsy Will Expend Millions On Diesels   Railroad to Replace Coal! Burners with Diesel _ Fleet

PENNSY CONVERTING TO DIESEL ENGINES   $Fill Be Operated West Of Harris” burg: Move Is Designed to Reduce Use Of Coal 

Farmers Gross Income for 1947 Shows Large Gain   Agricultural Bureau Estimates Sum is 20 Per Cent Above ‘46

Lewis, Northern Operators Break Off Conferences   O'Neill Says UMW Demand for 35-Cent Hike ‘Unreasonable’

NEGOTIATIONS IN COAL END, STRIKE LOOMS   John Lewis Rejects Mine Owners Offer Of 15 Cent Raise

Flood Crest At Hannibal   Hundreds of Families Forced to Flee Area As Mississippi Rises

Second Flood Hits Mississippi Towns   Crest Of June Water Sweep _Reaches HannibalOuiney Area

Hundreds Flee Flood Waters Near Hannibal   Missouri Nears Previous High. At ‘Boonville

Crest Of Flood At Hannibal, Mo.   Hundreds More Families Flee Homes While Fight Goes On To Save Levees

Battle fo Save River Levees   Hundreds Flee as Second  Crest Reaches Hanni'  bal-Ouincy Area

MORE FAMILIES FLEE CREST OF NEW BIG FLOOD   Workers Battle All Night In Bid To Prevent Collapse Of Key Illinois Levee

CREST OF SECOND JUNE FLOOD HAS REACHED HANNIBAL   Hundreds of. Families Hat x to Flee Their Homes Hurriedly. .   LEVEE WORKERS BUSY   The Mississippi River Stood at 11 Feet Over the \ Flood Stage.

New Rains Present Additional Threat to Inundated Ares   Crest of Second Big June Flood Reaches HannibalQuincy Sector Today

END OF BALKAN PROBE DENIED   Lie Says Red Vetoes Not UNO ‘Death Blow’

Trygve Lie Takes Issue  With Russia   Secretary of U.N. Says Balkan Commission Will Not Disband; Airing of  Veto Ie Forecast

Secretary-General  Of United Nations Takes Sharp Issue Wit! Russian Contentions

Lie Clashes With Russ On Balkans   Unit Will Function Despite Soviet, He Tells Newsmen

Lie Denies Reds Charge Balkan Group Dead _  May Withdraw But Body Will Continue

Soviet Contention Is Sharply Denied By.UN Secretary   Balkan Commission “Is Not. Miquidated" He Claims; Russian Members May Quit

Lie Refutes Soviet Charge Of Liquidation   Inquiry Commission To Continue Study— Lie Admits Red Vetoes Damage U. N. Prestige

UN CHIEF HITS SOVIET STAND   ‘Trygve Lie Argues Balkan Commission Not ‘Liquidated’ As Russians Insist

U. N. Official Takes Issue  With Russians   Trygve Lie, Secretary-General, Says Balkan Investigating Commission Will Not Be Disbanded.

Lie Takes Issue With Russia's Liquidation Talk   No Intention of Disbanding Groups

Tryave Lie Argues With Soviet Claim   U.N. Official Not Disbanding Balkan Commis. sion Though Solution Not Found

Lie Opposes Russian View   Won't Disband Balkan Probe Body Unless So Ordered

Balkan Probe Group Not To Be Withdrawn   Stays On Job Despite U. N. Council Deadlock,  Gawse Tewawe f to

Russian Veto Will Not Halt Investigation.   UN Security Council Stalemated On Issue; General Assembly Will Hear Problem

Takes Sharp Issue With Soviet Union   Russia Says U. N. Balkan Commission Liquidated Now

UN Secretary Takes Issue With Reds on Balkans   Trygve Lie Says Doesn’t Intend To- Disband Group

U.N. COUNCIL FAILS TO SOLVE BALKAN ISSUES   Trygve Lie Scores Soviet Contention That Efforts Are Liquidated

REPORT RUSSIA MAY WITHDRAW AS STUDY FAILS   LIE SAYS SITUATION AFFECTS PRESTIGE OF UNITED NATIONS

Lie Takes Issue With Russia On Balkan Probe   Denies Contention Of Soviet Commissions Are Now ‘Liquidated’

Lie Takes Issue With Russia On Balkan Dispute  Commission To Stay At Work, He Says;  %,  ge

U.N. Leader Takes Issue With Russia   Contends No Intention Of Disbanding Balkan Groups.

Secretary Lie At Sharp Issue With Russia   Not To Disband Investigating Commission Unless Security Council Orders Action

Russian Veto Didn’t Liquidate Group; Expect USSR to Withdraw Representative from Commission

U.N. Secretary Denies Groups ‘Liquidated’   Statement Supparts Western Powers Over Russia

UN BALKAN INQUIRY STILL ON, LIE SAYS   Secretary-General Takes Sharp Issue With Reds Who Say Commission Is Dead

UN ASSEMBLY MAY AIR BIG POWER VETL   Baikan Commission Will Continue Probe Despite Soviet Veto.

2 Vetoes Fail to Kill Balkan Commission   Sec.-Gen. Lie Denies Intentions Of Disbanding Inquiry Bodies

Disputes Russian Contention Balkan Commission is ‘Dead’   Report Russia and Poland May Withdraw From U.N. Groups After Soviet Veto Balks Efforts To Find Solution to Balkan Problem

Lie Declares Probe ls — Going Ahead   UN Secretary Asserts Russian Veto Is Not Liquidation Cause

Russia Slated To Quit Balkan Border Watch   Soviet Scuttles American Plan For Bringing Peace To Northern Greek  Sectors

UN. Chief: Lie Denies Soviet Contention —  Group is :“Liquidated” - Action Up ‘to: Council

Trygve Lie Hits Russian Claim That Balkan Commission Is ‘Liquidated’ Now; Poland Is Expected  To Follow In Russ Footsteps

Lie Opposes Russ View Balkan Group ° is “ Liquidated” Nov   Will Not Disband Bodies Unless the Council Orders Action

Questions Contention Balkan Commission And Subsidiary Group In Greece Is Lianidated

Jury To Receive Indictment Bill   31 Men Charged With Murder In Greenville,  S. C., Lynching

DECISION SOON BY SENATE ON STATE RECOUNT   O’Conor Contends That He "Gained 36 Votes In Five Counties

Election Contest Decision Near SS cision Near  Memorandum Is Being Prepared On Ballots Claimed By Markey

COAL SHORTAGE HAS 16,000 IDLE   Nation’s Steel Mills Report But Month’s Supply

TRUCE WITH HIGH COURT   blasts Majority for Portal-to-Portal Case Rulings

Jackson Blasts Portal Rulings (Of Colleagues   ‘Associate Justice Jackson Revives Feud In Assailing Latest Decision

SUPREME COURT FEUD ON AGAIN   Jackson Blasts Colleagues For Rulings On Portal Pay Issues

eM IN- SUPREME COURT ~ AGAIN NCTHE SPOTLIEH   JACKSON BLASTS BLACK - FACTION FOR ITS PORT. ~ AL-TO-PORTAL PAY ~ RULINGS

SUPREME COURT TRUCE BROKEN   Jackson Blasts High Court  Porta! Suit Stand

Labor Party Is Resenting Truman Stand   Growing Opposition Develops in Parliament to Bevin'’s Anti-Russian Policy

Stalin Holds Russia, U. S. To Cooperate   Report Given by Stassen After Interview With Stalin; Claims Russia Seeks Peace With U. S.

Stalin Told Stassen America and Russia Can Exist Together   Report Reveals Text  OF GOP Leader's Talk

t ° ° U. §, Soviet Union Can Exist in  Harmony, Stalin Says   Stassen Reports Russian Premier ‘Claims His Nation Ready to Co-operate, Does Not Want Conflict

Stassen Tells  Of Interview With Stalir   Soviet Premier Says U. S. And Russian Systems Can Exist In Harmony

Stalin Asserts Russia Wants To Cooperate   Tells Stassen Nations Can Work In Harmony

U.S.-Russia  Harmony Can Exist—Stalin   Harold Stassen Makes Public Talk With Russian  Leader: Wants Peace.

Believes US. And Soviet Can Exist Together   Interview With Stassen Points To Harmony If Nations Cooperate; Hits At Name Calling

RRGPMONY EF OSSiViIC .  Soviet Leader Says Country Doesn’t ‘Plan’  War On U. S:   Stassen Is Assured _ International Control  Of A-Power Coming

STALIN CLAIMS SOVIET ANXIOUS TO CO- OPERATE   Tells Stossen thot His Nation ‘Does Not Propose’ To Bight U. §.

Stalin Declares America, Russia Can Co-Opberate   Report Shows Disagreement  Russia Opposes Many Principles Laid Down for Planetary Police

STALIN SAYS U. §. AND RED SYSTEMS NEED NOT CLASH   Believes Differing Economic Setups Can Exist in Harmoony if There Is a Will to Co-Operate.   VIEWS GIVEN STASSEN IN 80-MINUTE TALK   Dictator Voices Hope 2 Nations Will Settle Differences —Predicts Atom-Control  * Agreement.

Fear of War Unfounded, Stalin Says   Predicts Universal Atumic Control In Talk With Stascen

NEWS INDEX   'WANT TO COOPERATE’ Reds ‘Don't Propose War on U.S.’ --Stalin

Temperatures   Soviet Union Does Not Seek Wa Generalissimo Tells Stassen: Predicts Pact on Atom Control

CHINESE. ~—NEAR- SHPITA   NATIONIST TROOPS ARE LOS. t ING GROUND IN DRIVE ON ° MANCHURIAN. KEY — " ‘ erny

COMMIES ROUT NATIONALISTS   Strongholds before Capital of  Manchuria Are Smashed

RED DEMAND © AGAIN AIRED   50 VIET DELEGATE TO UN SAYS OUTLAWING ATOM. BOMB. SHOULD. come FIRST

Expect Official Word Soon   India-Pakistan Planes Will Try to Halt Riots

Ways and Means Committee Back Tracks from Decision of Last Saturday by Restoring Funds.      PUTS BASE PAY AT $1,800 FOR TEACHERS

Rep. Jess Andrew, Committee Head, Says 3 Million Dollars Taken Off Of Appropriation Will Be Added When House Votes; Total for Salary Guarantee Will Be 10 Million Dollars

House Returns $3,000,000 to  Appropriation   Flood of Telegrams Forces Reversal of Saturday Slash in State Pay Funds

Outlines Wide Expanse of Domestic And Foreign Policy Legislation   President Calls on GOP-Controlled Congress: _ to “Work Together” for Welfare of Nation;  Asks Balanced Budget, Federal Health Program

TRUMAN ASKS CONGRESS TO ENACT FOUR-POINT LABOR PROGRAM   Ban On Jurisdictional Strikes Recommended

Chief Outlines 4-Point Curbs   Outlawing of Jurisdictional Strikes, Secondary Boycotts Included in Program

Message Calls For Stringent Economy Move   President Voices Desire For Harmony With GOP Congress During Next 2 Years For Good of Nation.

IFFERG A FOUR PONT PLAN TO BLOGK STRIKES   Also Outlines Economic Path to Peace in Message to Congress.

Tax Cut Bid Rejected In State of Union Talk  Tnrisdictional Disnutes Attacked:   Jurisdictional Disputes Attacked; President Vows Balanced Budget

Gives Message In Person To Joint Session   Cautions Congress Against Adoption Of “Punitive Legislation” In Labor Field   Admits Prospect Of Disagreement   Says Nation’s Goal Is “Col. {fective Security For All Mankind”; Urges Mntual Understanding

Calls for 4-Point Labor Law   6,000 Word Speech I[s Delivered In Person; Domestic Problems Take Top Priority

President Wants Man Board To Problem   Effective Machinery To Prevent National Disaster is Desired

4-Point Plan — Would Prevent WorkStoppage   Machinery For Controls Told

President Reads State-of-Nation Address to Joint Meeting of Solons Pointing to Need For Laws on Tax, Agriculture And Other Domestic And Foreign Issues

Program To,Prevent Strikes Is Offered   President Truman. Calls On Republican: Controlled Congress To Enact Four-Point Labor Program —— Delivers Message In Person To Lawmakers

Lays Program To Congress   Would Outlaw Jurisdictiona! Strikes, Strengthen Collective Bargaining

Would Provide Machinery for Unsettled Disputes to be Settled by Binding Arbitration— Cautions Against. Adoption of “Punitive Measures” and Vindictive Laws

President Cheered on ‘State of Union’ Talk   TRUMAN COMMENT Some Republicans Term Proposals ‘Inadequate’

‘JURISDICTIONAL STRIKES WOULD BE BANNED IN NEWEST PLAN; NEW COMMISSION IS ADVOCATED   State of the Union Message Given Today To 80th Concresea bv President Traman

'4-Point Plan  Presented To: Halt Strikes :   Other Legislation Asked As President: Addresses A Joint Congress Session

Warns Against Any Punitive Legislation   President Asks Congress To Work With Him On 4-Point Labor Program To Avert ‘Disaster.’

Calls on GOP-Dominated Congress for Enactment  Of His Four-Point Plan

NEW CONGRESS HEARS MESSAGE ON 15 SUBIECTS   Truman Calls for Banning Jurisdictional Strikes and Urges Broad Study   I$ COOL TO VET BONUS   Says He Will Offer Balanced Budget; Asks Incentive for Private Housing

lurisdiction Strike Ban: Broad Stuay   Tells Congress Budget To Be Balanced with Policy of Economy.

President Outlines Plan In Appearance Before Congressional Session

Labor Legislation Program Of Four Points Outlined   Gives Stern Warning That There Must Not Be Any ‘Punitive Legislation” Against Labor At Present Time.

Truman Wants Law fo Prevent Stifling Strikes  Proposes Plan in Cant vase C.aack

Truman Places Four-Point Labor Control Program Before GOP-Run Congress in 6000 Word Speech   Ask Senate To Ratify Treaties After Paris Meet

Republican-Controlled Congress Cheers President on Hig ~~     cr   BALANCED BUDGET 1S. TO BE ONE OF GOALS

President Outlines Labor Program In Speech To Congress   Calls for New Legislative Commission To Recommend Measures on LaborManagement Relations

President Lists Four Proposals. To Limit Strife    Warns Against Punitive Legislation Reveals New Budget To Be Balanced

The President Outlined a Four-point Labor Program to Avert “Disaster” From Strikes.   FIRST APPEARANCE BEFORE GOP CONGRESS   The Chief Executive Drew Cheers As He Delivered His Momentous Address at  Session Today.

PRESIDENT TRUMAN CALLS FOR FOUR-POINT LABOR PROGRAM TO PREVENT FUTURE STRIKES   Chief Executive Outlines His Plans for  Both Labor and Management—Recommends That Congress Take Early Action to Continue War Tax Rates—Would Ratify Peace Treaties

Calls on GOP-Controlled Body - To Enact Laws To Prevent Strikes; Outlines Economic Policies.   “ASKS EXTENSION OF EXCISE TAX RATES

TRUMAN ASKS 4 STEPS 10 CURB STRIKES   President Asks Republicans in New Congress to Work With Him in Averting “National Disaster” From Strikes,

SEEKS END TO STRIKES OVER UNION DISPUTES   President Calls for Probe of Labor and Management Relations

“Would Ban Jurisdictional Strikes But Leave Workers’ Rights Intact

Gives His ~ Message To  Congress.   ‘WOULD BAN JURISDICTIONAL ~~ ‘STRIKES; INFORMS CONGRESSMEN _THAT NEW. BUDGET WILL BE : BALANCED == .

Recommends Joint Commission to Inquire Into Entire Field of Labor and Management

Chief Appears In Person Before Joint Session   Proposed Program Designed To Prevent Strikes

State-of-Nation Message Given By President   Lawmakers Hear Recommendations As Session Opens

President Calls For Labor Legislation To Avert “National   Disaster” From Strikes — Proposes Enactment Of Laws To Prohibit Jurisdictional Walkouts And Secondary Boycotts And To Set Up Machinery For Settling Of Disputes

“State of the Union” Message Delivered by President at Capital Today: Appeal Made.  wea ay A twTSIUEATA FOE TINS T   BALANCED BUDGET ALSO ADVOCATED

TRUMAN ASKS BAN ON JURISDICTIONAL STRIKES AND SECONDARY BOYCOTTS

Congress Message Asks Cooperation   Labor Proposals Include Request To Outlaw Jurisdictional Strike,  _ Provide for Arbitration Machiners

Labor-Management Problem Is Urged Thoroughly Probed   State Of the Union Message Reveals That 1948 Budget Will Be Balanced; President Would Continue War-Time Excise Tax

PRESIDENT ADDRESSES CONGRESS   Continuation of Wartime Excise Taxes Requested

President Wants New Labor Laws   Asks Members to Work With Him For State of Well Being in U.S.

Addresses Joint Parley Of Senate And House; Sees Future At Stake.

President Would Outlaw Jurisdictional Strike   Speaking in Person, Chief Executive Calls for Harmony, Action on Home  and International Problems

Congress And President Must Work Together, Chief Executive States  oR eee ee ee a   Asked To Keep Excise Taxes, Ratify Peace Treaties. Cooperate In Program Of “Stringent Economy”

Cautions Against Punitive Laws; Asks That War Excise Taxes Be Continued; Wants O. K. On Treaties

Legislation Outlawing Boycott, Jurisdictional ~ Walkout Is Proposed,

Asks Congress For Statute To Protect Public      PUNITIVE LEGISLATION, HOWEVER, NOT IDEA OF PRESIDENT

© oo CUUPENALION ABST ee a  \Excise Tax Extension U; rged, Monopolies Hit —    ‘Aggressive’. Home Building . 4 Program Seeks’ Rental. Units; Calls for Peace: Treaty: Speed:

Asks for Cooperation from Congress in “State of the  Union’’ M:ssage

TRUMAN OFFERS NEW ANTI-STRIKE PLANS TO 80TH CONGRESS  PRESIDENT DELIVERS     MESSAGE IN PERSON  rn rap 1TAWMAYVERS

‘Misconduct’ Quiz of GI's In Reich Due   Sen. Morris Says Long-Sought Probe  Slated This Summer

ARMY'S ROLE IN GERMANY. TO BE PROBED   Long-Delayed Investigation of Occupation Forces Will Get Senate Attention.

LIQUOR AD BAN TS HIT BY WETS   CHARGE SENATE BILL IS A MOVE TO BRING RETURN OF PROHIBITION,

Brewer Group Charges A Prohibition “Sneak?”   Say Move to Prohibit Liquor Ads Is Step Toaword Natiensl Ran

House Battles State Budget During Week   Half-Billion-Doliar Bill And School Measure Votes Scheduled

House to Hear All Testimony  St. Lawrence Seawa' Data to Be Repeated

House Rejects Arms Ban In Greek Aid Bill; Taft and Ball Disagree On Jurisdictional-Boycott Issue

Taft, In Saddle After Defeat, Is Seeking To Protect Votes For Bill   Opposes Ball’s Use Of Weapons Against Jurisdictional And Secondary Strikes; Vote On Amendment Scheduled For 1 P. M.

Ball And > TaftIn Dispute   Versions Of Amendment Are In Conflict

Greece Readies Drive Against  Guerrilla Bands   Plans Full Offensive As U.N. Commission Continues Prohe

Taxes Can Be Slashed Now, Taft Claims   $350,000,000 In Relief Voted   Stork Wins Race

Flyers Welcomed by: President Truman   Evans and Truntan Received Congratulations and Handshake.

UNESCO Speaker  Will Give Talk  To Public Forum Mrs. L. L. Wright  Discusses- Peace

UNESCO Speaker Will Give Talk To Public Forum  Mrs. L. L. Wright  Discusses-Peace By Understanding

FORUM SPEAKER ATL. HS. APRIL 10   Mrs. Wright To Discuss Peace Of The World

METHODISTS RETURN LOCAL PASTORS T0 SAME PULPIT HERE   J. Frank Baker and H. Lewis Johnston Are Named at Columbia Session.   HONOR TO AARON GALE   Chillicothean Is Elected Conference Chairman, and El Paso Delegate.

Industrial World Halts Briefly in Ford Tribute   Final Services for Motor Pioneer Held in Detroit; 100.000 File Past Body Lying in State

FORD FUNERAL HELD TODAY AS NATION MOURNS   Silent Crowds Assemble In Streets As Industries  Hush In Final Tribute

CROWDS PAY FINAL TRIBUTE 10 FORE   industry Halts During Fy  narAét Garvieac.

Entire Auto Industry Pays Honor To Ford   THOUSANDS ATTENDED FUNERAL RITES TODAY

HOOVER GLOOMY ON WORLD FOOD   U.S, HAS SURPLUS AS USUAL BUT WORLD NEED TO BE GREATER

Four Big Cities -Hlect Tuesday   Philadelphia Has Hottest -,,. Campaign . In 63. Years ~

Hot Mayoralty Races Featured  i wae bt lees «6B Abed   Local Issues Attract Interest

Four Big Cities Top Long Lists With Mayoralty Elections Set Tomorrow

4 Big Cities Top List Of Mayor Race:   2 Statewide Races Share Interest In Tuesday Ballotine

Four Big Cities’ Mayoralty Races To Top Long List  Several State-Wide Contests Tomorrow

U. S. POLICY AT STAKE   Marshall Warns Funds Needed To Help Feed Hungry Nations

Marshall Says  World Condition  Very Critical Fears Adequate Funds  ereene Faad Areas

Marshall Calls For Adequate Funds To Feed People In Occupied Areas

MARSHALL URGES FOOD FOR NEEDY   BTRESSES NECESSITY OF FEEDING PEOPLE IN OVERSEAS OCCUPIED AREAS,

Situation In World —s Termed Critical   Marshall Wants Food Supplied To Overseas. ~ Occupied Areas

World In Critical Straits--Marshall   Warns Reductions In Funds For Foods To Occupied Countries Would Be Disastrous

FLAT INCREASE IN RENTS MAY BE RECOMMENDEL   ‘Senate Committee Also Plan:  De-Contro] Of New i Aoucine

Truman Will Try Mountain Climbing In Earnest Today After ‘Warm Up’

TRUMAN CLIMBS BRAZIL MOUNTAIN   ,00-FOOT ASCENT CALLED “WARM-UP” FOR GREATER HEIGHTS TODAY,

Big 4 Open Conference In Moscow   Molotov Asks China Be Put on Agenda, in Surprise Move.   Procedure Talks.

BIG FOUR CONFERENCE CONVENES   Molotov Urges China Situation Be Considered

MOLOTOV ASKS, OSCUSSION IN PARLEY TALKS   Sees Difficulties in Writing   Treaties fer Germany  and Austria.

Molotov Asks Discussion of China Issue   Russian Minister Pulls Surprise Move As Big Four Parley Opens

Soviet Move A ‘Surprise’ To Delegate:   Meletov's Proposal To Add Chinese Situation Comes At Outset Of Ministers’ Parley In Moscow

Opening Session In Moscow Runs About 2 Hours  Peace Treaties for Germany, Austria

Conference Planned Primarily To Study German, Austrian Treaties   Marshall Pleads 40-Year Accord   Chinese Issue Raised By Russian At Spadework Session Of Ministers

CHINA TO BE DISCUSSED AT MOSCOW   Russian Foreign Minister Injects Additional Topic Into Peace Meeting.

Face Hard Task, Told By Molotov   Russian Foreign Minister Proposes Adding China  to Agenda

Truman to Start Sunday ‘On 5-Day Flying Trip; ‘To Give Taik Thursday

Truman Begins Journey Sunday   Five-Day Flying Trip Will Include Visit With Moth er, 3 Days In Mexico

Bus, Streetcar, Train. Workers Set to Strike At Midnight Tonight

CHARGES ARE LODGED WITH U.N. COUNCIL   Presence Of Troops I: Held Serious Threat To World Peace

British Policy Hostile, Egypt Charges To UN  TT Mewnads Beasuatiag   $ Demands Evacuation Of British Troops Be Made At Once

Egypt Demands British Troops Leave Her Soil   Cites Hostile Policy And Requests U.N. To Take Action Now

CHARGE BRITISH USING HOSTILE EGYPT POLICIES   United Nations Asked To Order Troops  Fvacuated

GANG MOWS DOWN THREE AT GIG lal [WO ARE WOUNDED   Last Hoodlum Gives up to Police; Pair Claims They Lost Nerve at Last Moment.   SHOOTING REASON DESCRIBED TODAY

Capture Last OfKill-Crazy Chicaao Trio    James Morelli, 20, Surrenders to Police But Denies Part in Shooting of Five Men.

Widow, 80, _ Adopts Man   Retired Army Commande Gains All ‘Son’ Rights,  Ineludine Inherittnnce.

NOW HEIR TO FORTUNE   Retired General, 57,  Adopted by Woman, 80

RICH DOWAGER ADOPTS GENERAL   Tobin, 57, Becomes Oniy “Child” Of Prominent Newport Woman

GOP Tax Cut Still Asked By Knutson   Tempers Flare At Meet; Delay Until 74AR Savs Suovder

GOP CHIEFTAIN IS. DETERMINED TO CUT TAXES   Secretary Of Treasury Snyder Against Plan As Inflationary

Sec. Snyder Asks Delay In Cutting Income Taxes  Contends Now   Contends Now Not Proper Time; Knutson, However  To Press for Slash

Snyder Urges Delay in Tax Slashing   Knutson Determined to Press tor Early Reduction

Knutson Will Go Ahead With Plan To Slash Taxes  Treasury Secretary Appeals For Delay

DELAY IN TAX SLASH URGED   Treasury Dept. Head States Reduetion May Bring Added Price Boosts

Snyder Asks For Delay In Income Tax Cu  Tempers Flar   Tempers Flare As Hearings On Bill Opens

Knutson Firm On Tax Slash   Secretary Snyder Appeals - To Committee To De~ Jay Cut -

Snyder Pleads For Delay in Cutting Taxes   Treasury Head Also Opposes Flat Slash; Knutson Asserts GOP To Go Ahead With Plan

Snyder Urges Cut in Taxes: Be Postponed   Treasury Seeretary Ask: House Group for Delay Tinei] Nast Vour

Reward for Adopting French Town Is Feeling Inside, International Friendship

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Human Bridge Of F Hendship To France Built By Couple

New York Police Seize £6 Youths Wanted for Murder, Rape, Rob. bery and Assault — Residential ‘Sections Terrorized by Hoodlums with Rented Guns.

U.S. Calls Ten Nations On Jap Peace Treaty   Soviet Five-Power Stand One Obstacle in Aug. 19 Parley

First Step For Japanese Peace  ~ Treaty Is Taken   United States Invites Ten her Allied Powers To Conference, August  40   SOVIET ATTITUDE ONE OBSTACLE

JAP PEACE PACT TO BE STUDIED   U. S. Invites 10 Nations Tc Washington For Talks On Nip Situation

Kelly Machine Still Strong, Primary eae   Independent Vote Largest in Chicago’s History

KELLY MACHINE STILL IN GEAR   » POLLS NEARLY TWICE AS MANY WOTES IN CHICAGO THAN G.0.P.

Kelly Machine Is Easy Winner   Flood of Independent ..Votes, However. Is . Sayprise Factor

Taxpayers In County, State To Die Deeper   Every County in State Will Collect More Next Year— Increase Here Will Be $191,024.

BORN IW KANSAS CITY   Rebert E. Dickson Wes in News. paner Ruainess 90 Years

BORN IN KANSAS CITY   Robert E. Dickson Was in Newspaper Business 30 Years

Unofficial Death Toll Reaches 88 in Communal Strife; Arab League Meets in Cairo.

BRITISH TO GIVE UP HOLY LAND MANDATE IN ‘48   Report English Have Informec United Nations of Withdrawal in May

Britain Sefs Mandale Date   BAcons to GetOut of Falestine hy May 15; Giveng Up Some Jewish Spots Nov

MORE ARE SLAIN BY ARAB RIOTERS.   Mobilization Efforts Rushec For Partition Showdown

Britain Prepares To End Palestine Mandate eo May i5  London Suggests Independent A  Jewish tates Come into Existence  & ~ after

Suggests Separation Of Jewish and Arab States for Holy Land Effective June 

ARABS. JEWS PREPARE FOR TOTAL WAR   Both Sides Are Mobilizing for All-Out Conflict

JEWISH, ARAB STATES URGED 2 WEEKS LATER   Power to Maintain Order Will Pass With Mandate Surrender.   FRESH VIOLENCE   Seven Jews Die In Com. munal Fighting In Palestine.

Jews And Arabs Mobilize Forces   Death Toll 88 In Holy:Land Rioting  § Since U. N. Partition Plan Announced

Britain To Surrender Her Palestine Mandate; War In Holy Land Near Crisis

9 JEWS KILLED BY ARABS IN NEW OUTBREAK   Both Sides Speed Up Mobili zation a8 Partition Showdown Nears.

7 Jews Die  In Palestine  Fighting Communal Strife  Continues In  Holy Land

Troop Evacuation Date Is Set for . Palestine Change  New Governments _ May Start June 1”

7 Jews Die In Palestine  Jews and Arabs Step Up Mobilization Move For Expected Showdown

List of Dead in Holy Land Grows Daily   Both Jews and Arabs Mobilizing Forces. for Great Holy War

Arab League Meets To Mull Future Action  Enlistment Drives Begun By Both Sides In Conflict;

Arabs And Jews Resume Battle   Britain Will Give Up Mandate May 15

Separate States by June Asked  ieee OS fae Boe   Arab, Jewish Civic Guards Authorized to Maintain Law, Order in Holy Land

JEWISH AREAS TO BE FREED THIS MONTH   Arabs, Jews Step Up Mobilization Plans  ee ae rre cm e   In Palestine In Nine Days Since U. N. Approved Of Partition Plan

Britain To Surrender Palestine On May 15   Suggests That Independent Arab And Jewish States Come Into Existence On June 1

Britain to Give Up Palestine MandateMay15   Suggests Partition Should Be Effective  June 

2 Borderland Cities Scene Of Violence On Weekend   Arab Uprising Seen Near; Houses Fired In Sunday's Rioting

RITAIN READY 10 QUIT HOLY AND MAY 15   f pokesmen Say Mandate T Be Surrendered, Troops Withdrawn

Suggest Independent Arab and Jew Nations Be Formed by June 1; Troops To Leave Aug. 1.   BLOODY COMMUNAL FIGHTING CONTINUES

WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS SET 10 COMMENCE SOON   ‘John Bull” Informs UN Of Intention To Surrender Palestine Mandate In Spring; Suggests Jewish  And Arab States.

Showdown In Holy Land   Arab League Mem. bers Meet To De. cide On Partition.

Will Surrender _War I Mandate; Suggests Arab And Jew States Be Formed Soon Afterward; Riots Rip Holy Land

California Heiress and Fiance Accused  Formally of Murder   Officials Claim to Have Evidence Girl’s Parents Were Slain

ACCUSE HEIRESS AND FIANCEE OF YACHT MURDERS  WARRANTS WILL BE  PRESENTED IN COURT TODAY, POLICE SAY

Heiress, Fiance Held For Murder   Bodies of Wealthy California Couple Found After Yacht Explosion.

Hammer Angle To Boat Explosion... .  Pretty Co-Ed And Beau  Accused In Killing Of Girl’s Wealthy Parents

Warrants Issued In Yacht Deaths   Heiress Weeps Softly At Parent's Funeral

Heiress And Fiance Held For Murder   Pair Charged _ With Slaying Girls’ Parents

YOUNG COUPLE FACES MURDER ACCUSATION   Police Believe Hammer Used To Kill Girl’s Parents

Lovers Named In Death Of  Girl’s Parents   Pair Charged After Evidence of Hammer Killings before Blast

GIRL AND LOVER TO BE CHARGED   Murder Accusations Fixed In West Coast Deaths

Heiress Charged With Fiance fn Double Slaying   17-Year-Old Girl Is Ac cused In Deaths Of Her Psrents.

Trumans Off On Air Trip To Brazil   President Plans To Deliver Two Major Addresses

Truman and Party Leave Washington For Inter Americem Parley in Brazil;  2 Major Speeches To Be Made Before Defense Parley And Lawmeakers

President on Way to Brazil  Conference  Truman Arrives at Port of Spain on (ood Wiil Trip

Truman, EnRoute To Rio De Janeiro Lands In Trinidad  Greeted By Governor; Resumes Trip Today

AT TRINIDAD ON BRAZILIAN HOP   President Fo Address Fina Defense Parley Session, Congress On Visit

Plane Slated To Make Rio By Tonight   President Inspects Guard Of Honor As Police Band Plavs

Truman Leaves For Brazil to  Talk at Parley   rresidential Party Is Due in Brazil Capital Early This Afternoon

HAN BEGINS aT TO RIO 4 FAMILY   rive in Brazil Today First Trip in New Plane,

President Arrives at Trinidad   Makes Firs? Step on Way to Conference At Rio de Janeiro--Greeted by Governor

Arabs Move Troops To Boundaries... . Military Action In Palestine Pondered

Arabs Consider Further Steps in Holy Land Dispute   Chiefs Discuss New Military Measures In Lebanon Meeting

Arabs Planning More Measures   League Council To End Deliberations Tonight.

Arabs Discuss Possible Added Military Moves   League Council To Wind Up Palestine Deliberations Tonight.

ARAB LEAGUE PLANS FURTHER "MILITARY ACTS’   Council to Discuss Further Action Against Palestine

Arabs Study Military  Measures   Troops Ordered To Borders Earlier Final Talk Tonight

further Military  Vieasures Planned  By Arab League Seeks To Put  Down Terrorism

Holy Land Discussions End Tonight     Arab League Secretary Tells Deliberation End

Arabs Will Consider New — Military Steps in Holy Land   Leaders Plan to Reach Decision in Parley Tonight—Already Have Voted to Cordon Off Palestine in Fight on Zionist Forces.

Arab League Ends Palestine Study  Military Measures   Military Measures Vote Will Complete  Deliberations

ARABS CONSIDER PALESTINE PLAN   Further Moves In Holy Land Under Discussion

Arabs To End Study Tonight   No Unusual Troor Actions Noted  In Jerusalem

Arab Talks Near End   Holy Land Discussion Ends Tonight; Seek Independence for Libya

Arab Council Will Talk on Using Troops   Says Forces Now Going to Border Of Palestine

DELIBERATIONS ON PALESTINE  JO END TONIGHT   Basha Said the League Council Will Complete Work  This Evening.   ARAB TROOPS MOVED   To the Boundaries of the Hols Land to Head Of Zion Forces.

Arab League Plans Military Measures   May Take Action Against Palestine “Terrorist Organizations And Zionists

Arabs Weigh New Moves  In Holy Land   ), S. Attache, Others Unable to Discover Troop Movements Reported by Arabs

Arab League Considering New Moves   Further Military Action To Be Topic of Council; Jerusalem Repsris No Troop Movement Noted

Arab League To Discuss Further Palestine Action   Reports On Troop Movements Conflict

Arab Armies Ready  For Palestine Move When British Leave They Will Go In

Further Armed Measures for Palestine Due?  Kew kk. bewerrx. wh Mh   Arab League to Winc Up Deliberations

UN Atomic Board Agrees on Control Agency for Energy  International Group te Have Control of VAs. .

Immediate Agtion On Control Agency Urged  Atomic Energy Group In A Unanimous Vote

Prices Rise Again On Exchanges   Wheat Up; Eggs And Butter Futures Higher One Company Hikes Charge For Tires

Grains Up To 1917 Peaks On Markets   “Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, Butter, Eggs, Cotton Share Price Rise

New Records Sei For Food Prices   Wheat, Oats Hit” Poaks on Exchanges, Meat, ‘Eves, Butter Gain

Wheat Goes To High For 30 Years   Cotton Futures Reach Seasonal High Ground

DECEMBER WHEAT REACHED A THIRTY YEAR HIGH TODAY   Price Soared to $3.1634 : Bushel on Chicago Board of Trade.   OATS SOLD AT $1.264%   May Wheat Contract Also Joined the Select $3 a Bushel Circle-

Great Falls Court Declares Slot Machines Lottery  District Jurist Gives Decision in Order Overruling Demurrer

Demurrer of Great Falls Men ls Overruled by Judge Guy Derry   Defendants’ Counsel Expected to Carry Ruling to Hich Court

Expect Much Opposition to Judge’s. Claim That. Slot Machines Illegal‘in: Montana

Cold Wave Bears Down on Midwest   New Wave to Reacl Appalachian Area Soon

 Joint Army-Navy Board Takes Hanc In Probe Resulting from Last Week's Explosions and Fire in Texas City

Army, Navy To Probe Blasts   Chain Of Explosion: At Texas City Under Study

Boys, Girls To Compete For $1100 in Prizes   200 Entries Expected. In Livestock Division; Other Events Planned:

Boys, Girls To Compete For $1100 in Prizes  200 Entries Expected In   200 Entries Expected In Livestock Division; Other Events Planned

U.S. Offers Its Aid in Exposing AYD   Wisconsin, 16 Other States Affected, Committee Declares

House Committee Reports Communism Stalks College Campuses Under the AYD

Yugoslavia. Govt. Has Not Kept Promise To Release Three American Soldiers

Hedgeon — Promise to Release Them   No Word Received From Tito Government on Freedom Promise

Yugoslavs Fail To Keep Word on  Freeing Soldier:   Three Soldiers Still Held Hours After Promise of Release

STATE BOARD SAID NEEDED  Governor Again Asks Solon: For Stafe Labor Program

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital Summarized by AP   Aétivities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Senate Moves From Foreign Aid Program to Proposed Labor Legislation   SENATE VERSION MILDER THAN HOUSE MEASURE

Here Is What’s Happening In Halls Of Congress Today Following Loan Bill Vote

Truman Holds Attlee Misled      White House Comments on Palestine Debate in Commons:

BRITISH DEBATE ON PALESTINE IS MISLEADING   White House Issues First Statement; Talk Left Wrong Impression

U.S. Seotches Bevin Charse   Statement Says Palestine Attitude Lone Known

Hold Implicatior Is ‘Misleading’  Palestine, Debate Brings Comment

BEVIN’S ACCUSATION TERMED “UNFORTUNATE, MISLEADING”: BY WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT:

27 Killed In Crash  Norwegian Plane   Norwegian Plane Hits Mountain

DEATH FOR 33. WHEN FLYING BOAT CRASHES   Norwegian Airliner Smashes Into FogShrouded Maintain   ALL ABOARD DIE   Woman’ Listed As American Is Among Naan

Flying Boat. Runs Into’ -Fog-Hidden Mountain - Peak: All Aboard Die

CRASHES INTO SIDE OF MOUNT   One American among 27 Passengers; Weather Conditions Blamed

Officers Seek Burned Corpse Mystery Clue:   Drowned In River, Police Report, Then Body Was Burned; Might Be Ghio "Resident

Another Near Spring-like Day   Temperatures Throughout the Plains Stats Above Normal.

Greek Regulars And Guerrillas . In Stiff Battle   Battle Follows Announce ment So-Called Leftist  Government Formed   REPORT REBELS SUFFER HEAVILY

Truman Price Policy Might Bring Setback   President Of Chamber Of ‘Commerce Shreve Sees Danger In Program.

U.S. MAY HGNORE NEW RED ATTACK   Dulles Expected To Remain Silent On Vishinsky Slap

Dulles Will Ignore Blast By Russians   U. S. Confident Revision Of UN Will Be Approved

Dulles to Ignore Verbal Attack By Vishinsky   Soviet Bitterness Over Marshall Plan. Mounting in U-N

WAR-MONGER DULIES SKIPS SOVIET BLAST   NO REPLY PLANNED TO BITTER ATTACK OF VISHINSKY

US. To Inore Russian Attack   Sure Of Approval Of Plan To Revise The U.N. Machinery.

Dulles Ignores New Vishinsky Attack On U. §.  Australian Tells UN   Australian Tells U. N Russian Charges

Soviet Attack To Be Ignored ‘At UN Session   Dulles Will Not Reply Tc Vishinsky’s Bla st At U.'S. Proposal To  Revise Set-up 43

GOVERNOR JOINS IN WAYNESBORO FETE   Crowns Miss Gladys Stitely As Queen; Parades And Page~ ant Scheduled

Assassins Kill Six  Of Burma’s Cabinet   Only 3 Survive Spray of Gunfire; Attackers Escane: News Blanketed

6 Burmese Chiefs Slain By Gunmen   “Strong Man,” Foe o Reds, Heads List OF Six Killed.

Five Burma Leaders Slain   Machinegun Fire Sweeps Council Chamber, “Strong Man” One Victim

‘Terrorist’ Attack  Five Burmese Cabinet Chiefs Slain By Fire Of Machinegur   Premier-Apparent Of Aborning Nation Is Among Victims —

Six Burmese Leaders Die By Violence   Country Virtually Without A Government Right Now

6 in Burma Cabinet Die by Gun Fire   Terrotists Turn Machinegun On Meeting; Kil) “Strong Man”

6 BURMA CABINET MEMBERS SLAIN   “nwo OTHERS WOUNDED IN MACHINEGUN ATTACK—RBILIERS ESCAPE IN JYEP,

BURMA CABINET OFFICERS SLAIN BY TERRORISTS   Country's ‘Strong Man’ and Five Colleagues Victims Of Machinegun Attack

5 ‘Terrorists’ Machinegun Burma Cabinet Members, Killine Six, Wounding Two

'Assailants Flee After Attack On Council Chamber   Maj. Gen. U Aung San To Become Prime Minister Of New Nation, Five Colleagues Shot Down

Burma Heads Assassinated At Rangoon   Five Terrorists Spray Chamber With Machine gun Fire

GUNS ALMOST ERASE BURMA FREE CABINET   TERRORISTS KILL ¢ LEADERS IN 9-MAN GOVERNMENT

Food Prices Record Further Advance In Markets of Nation   Butter, Meat, Coffee and Tallow Lead Ir Upward Trend of Consumer Costs; Drop In Price of Margarine Is Posted

PRICE OF COFFEE, BUTTER, MEAT UP; MARGARINE DROPS   Cattle Receipts Reach New High for Year, Foreshadowing Increased Supplies in Future.   HOGS RISE TO $30 IN EAST ST. LOUIS   Porterhouse Steak Retails at $1 a Pound in New York, 31 Cents Higher Than Year Ago.

Gloomy Picture of Rising Food Price Painted at Market  [Most Commedities a   Most Commodities . at Higher Levels Than a Year Ago

MEAT, COFFEE AND BUTTER PRICES RISE   A Few Bright Spots Are Noted Along Cost of Living Front

MORE STEAKS ARE IN PROSPECT  Meat, Butter, Egas, Take Lead ~ In Parade Of Mounting Prices

De Gaulle-Bent French Cabinet Members Ousted   Premier Ramadier Handed Resignations Of All 20 Advisors In Political, Economic Crisis; Swoecial Session Ie Called

Seven Arrested In Lynch Attempt   Suspects Released Under $2500 Bonds

7 MEN ACCUSED OF SEIZING NEGRO   KIDNAPPING CHARGES FILED IN CONNECTION WITH LYNCHING ATTEMPT,

Army Arrests 30 Cuban Police As Result of Fight  Movies of Gun — Show Diller oo ion es Tell

NEW PRESIDENT SOUGHT  Baylor Board Unanimously Accepts Neff's Resignation

San Juan: In  Spotlight As Wildcats Prove   Hunt for Mother Pool Spurred by, Liberalized Federal Leasing Act

(OIL HUNT AROUSES ‘MUCH INTEREST IN ‘CORNERS SECTION   Activity Noted in Northwester Section of New Mexico After Discoveries

FOUR CORNERS CENTER OF ACTIVITY OF LAST. GREAT UNDEVELOPED OIL FIELD IN NATION

British Chart  Palestine Exit In 2 Months   U.N. Action Unlikeh; To Affect Decision Toe Withdraw Army

Brother Held In Sister’s Death   Husband Repor Reports Hearing Him Threaten During Argument.

Fake Passport Ring for Foreign ~— Agents Comes Under House Inquiry

‘Hoboken N. J .. Fetes City Elections Today   Oust Mayor of 21 Years Standing

Weather--  U.N. Picks ‘Up Jewish Hot Potate   First General Assembly) Emergency Session Tackles Issue.

Britain Hoping To Delay Final Action By Body   Arabs, Jews Want Full-Dress Debate

New Telephone Shutdowns In Big Cities Threatened   Major Part Of Western Electric Strike, Settled ‘As Workers Accept 11/2 Cents An Hour Waae Increase—- Negotiations Continue

Another Major Part of Phone Strike Ends  Picket Lines Apt.   Picket Lines Apt, However, to Keep  Many Workers Idle

MAJOR PART OF PHONE STRIKE 18 TERMINATED   Western Electric And Union Agree To 1114 Cents An Hour Beest   INSTALLATION MEN MAY PICKET AGAIN

NEW SHUTDOWN OF TELEPHONES IS THREATENED   Installation Workers T: Resume _ Picketing In Large Cities

New Phone Shutdowns  Threaten in Large Cities   Installation Union Orders Restoration Of Picket Lines UnlessDisputeEnds

 Operators Refuse to Cross; Manufacturing Employes Sign ‘Contract for Waae Increase

State Plan For Crime Probe Bared   ‘Invasion’ of State By Easterr Mobs One Phase of Plan

Romance Totters as Irish Girl Turned Over'to Consul  Will Live With Aunt in Connecticut;  Letter Indicates Sailer Won't Wed Her

© Rapist Attempts Courtroom Escape After Drawing 440-Year Sentence

Acts On Plea Of Prosecutor, Supreme Court   Indiana Convict Given - Life Term for Slaying Of Anamosa Foreman .

SENTENCE SET BY EXECUTIVE AT LIFE TERN   Slayer of Anamosa Guard Is Granted Clemency

JUSTICES WHE DENIED APPEAL ASK CLEMENCI   Death Penalty for Slaying Guard Commuted to Life Term.

Reprieve is Given Just 5 Days Before Date of Hanging   Prisoner Cries When Told by Warden Today

POLICE BELIEVE HERMIT IS DEAD   Search thru Junk-BoobyTrapped Heuse le Halted

Bomb Blasts Rip Pipeline   Explosions Called Reply To British Bans In. Holy Land'

British Tighten. Up After Haifa Pipe Line Blast  Irquners Claim Line Cuf In Four Places

Explosions Rip Pipeline in Holy Land  Violence Described as Answer

BLASTS RP OlL FIRMS PIPELINE   Iraq Concern’s Lines Near Haifa Target As Violence Flares

Haifa Rebels Take Credit’ For Blast   Iraq Petroleum Line  Ripped in Two Places

JEWS BLOW UP IRAQ OIL LINE IN RETALIATION   Irgun Violence Renews In Protest Against Immigration Ban

CANTON TRANSIT DRIVERS STRIKE   Merchants Fear Walkout May Hurt Christmas Trade

Food Saving Drive Transferred to a Permanent Agency  Luckman Committee Ha: Been Relieved—Plan to Be Continued

$397,000,000 Aid Measure Is Approved By Congress  To Help Austria, France, Italy, China Battle Hunger  And Communism

Foreign Aid Bill Is Sent White House  Congress Approves $597,000,000 Fund As Yule Present

Europe Relief Bill Passes,  Given Truman   Senate, House Agree or Compromise, China Included

597 Millions Voted by House, Senate   President Expected to Affix His Sianature Today

European Aid Bill Is Sent To President   House Approval Completes Action on $597,000,000 Measure That Includes Assistance for China

Aid Bill Is A pproved By Senate   Compromise Legislation Passed By Voice Vite

Congress Votes 997 Millions for Aid to Europe   Truman Expected to Sign ' Compromise Measure Immediately

$597 Million Aid Bill for Europe Through Congress  Makes $150 Million Available at Once,

Kuropean Aid Message Due  During Week   President Tells Leaders Congress Will Get Views On Long-Range Plan

President Truman Says Long-Range Plan Details Will Be. Outlined. Soon:

TRUMAN READY T0 PRESENT AID MESSAGE   Long-Range Relief Program Due Before Special Session Adjourns Friday.

Senafe Accepts Compromise on Foreign Aid Bill   Truman’s Message on Marshall Plan Will Be Submitted This Week   WASHINGTON, Dec. 15, (4) —The $597,000,000 emergency foriegn aid bill was sent to President Truman today.

Congress Puts  Final Okay On Kuropean Aid   Compromise Measure Authorizing $597 Million For Emergency Help Passes House,  Senate; Ready to Present Marshall Plan

Senate Approves Emergency Aid To Four Nations ‘ Compromise Proposal Now  Goes fo House; Provision Meda in Wee BET Fends

Senate Approves   j  Compromise Bill   On Foreign Aid  House OK MayCome Today; China’s Role Uncertain

Half Billion Christmas Present for Europe Is Passed, Sent to Truman

Senate. House Approve Aid  For 4 Nations   President to Offer Message on Marshall  Plan Before Friday

Compromise Aid Measure Is Given An OK in Senate   Bill Provides 597 Million Aid to France, Austria, Italy and Ching

TRUMAN READIES MESSAGE ON AID      ‘Long-Range Plan To Reach Congress This Week

Europe Relief Bill Goes To President  8597 Million Yule Gift   $597 Million Yule Gif Passes Congress ; Aids Four Nations

Voice Vote Authorizes $597, 000,000 in Winter Aid for France, Italy, Austria and China.

Bill Okay   Senate Gives Quick Approval On Stopgap Measure Authorizing Foreign Relief Fund

Senate Approves  Foreign Aid Bill   Calls for $597,000,000 for  Italy, Austria, France and China   NOW GOES TO HOUSE   Compromise Will Permit Flow of Supplies to Start Now

Senate Votes Approval of Aid Proposal  Mhitieae TneluaAae   China Included, But No Amount Assigned in Bil]

Both Senate And House Approve Measure After 4-Weeks’ Deliberation  Law Designed To Resist Communism And Heln Maunerv Thronoch Winter

House Kills GOP Move to Push Its Anti-Inflation Plan   Action May Block Further Steps on Issue During Special Session

Final Action On Measure Likely Today   President Promises To Outline Marshall Plan Later This Week

ODS TO MOVE T ONCE AFTER RUMAN SIGNS   jeasure Sets Ceiling Of 597 Billion On  Entire Program

BOTH HOUSES PASS COMPROMISE BILL IN SPEEDY ACTION  DIFFERENCES SETTLED IN CONFERENCE; SOME RELIEF GRANTED NOW

Foreign Relief: Bill Is Passed   Congress: Approves Half . Billion: Christmas Present:

House Will Act On Bill Later; Includes China   No Specitic Amounts Set for Countries to Be Benefitted by Legislation

Senate ‘Approves 0] Millions For European Relief  ee A   Favorable Action By House Will end Bill. To President Truman

Foreign Aid Bill Passed by Congress   Compromise Measure Sent to President Monday Afternoon

Bill May Reach President Today   Measure Would Permit Relief Goods’ Shipment as Soon as Truman Signs

Long-Range Plan Will Be Presented In Truman Message  President Reports He Will Deliver It This Week

Emergency Relief Bill Goes to President Today  Congressional Action Completed on Foreign Aid Measure

DDCCINENT NIC PHILVIVLINE DUL  TO PUT STAMP ON BILL TODAY   France, Austria, Italy.  Given Help for Winter; China Added to List

Congress Approves Foreign Relief Bill And Sends It To The President. Fur His Signature

Aid Amounts Not Specified   Bill, Once Signed, Would Permit Flow of Suppties t¢ Store Meving of Once

EMERGENCY RELIEF BL, ~ IS APPROVEL      Foreign Relief Aci Of 1947’ Is Meant As Stop-Gap

SENATE VOTES ‘COMPROMISE MD MEASURE   Bill, Adjusted by Conferees, Authorizes $597,000,000 Assistance to France, Italy, China and Austria at Once.

Truman Will Give Conaress _ New Aid Setup   $597 Millions Voted For  Four Countries

Senate Gives Approval On Eurove Aid   Favorable House Action Would Send Bill To Truman.

Senate Passes Compromised Bill for Europe   Favorable House Action May Come Later Today

$597,000,000 RELIEF BILL I UP TO TRUMAN   Christmas Present For China, Austria, Italy, France Ie Chosen

Measure Sent to White House and President Truman Is Expected to Sign It Without Deiay.   SUPPLIES TO BEGIN   MOVING QUICKLY  q   Executive Informs Legisla tors He Will Send Marshall - Plan to Congress Before It Adjourns Friday.

597 Million Marked For  Europeans   Measure Passes  By- Wide Margin:

STOPGAP AID BILL SENT 10 TRUMAN   President Expected to Sign Today, Speeding Flow of Emergency Funds.

Truman Confers With Leaders On Marshall Plar   Stop-Gap Aid Bill Up for Final Action In Congress Today

Emergency Foreigr Aid Bill Approved By Senate Today   Expect Action By House Yet Today; May Start at Once

Truman Plan Due This Week  Will Give Congress Long Aid Ideas Soon

General lo Succeed lke At Army’s Highest Post; Carl Gray lo Head V.A.

SEVERAL HURT AS CRACK IC TRAIN STRIKES FRCKat  FermAarte APF ZA   REPORT 25 TAKEN TO HOSPITALS; NO MENTION OF DEATHS

25 PERSONS INJURED IN TRAIN COLLISION    None Believed Seriously Hurt In Wreck Between Green Diamond And Freizcht

25 Injured As Train Plows Into Freight   Five Coaches Overturned  Following Crossing    Crash

‘Green Diamond, And Freight Train Collide; 25 Hurt   Passenger Train and Freight _ Run Together in Illinois; No Reports of Any Deaths.

25 ARE INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   None Seriously Hurt as Mlinois Central Green Diamond Rams Freight.

25 INJURED IN RAIL COLLISION   IC Flyer and Freight Collide in Tinos

IN ull iS   Passenger Rams Freight in iilinois; 5 Coaches Overturn

Freight, Diesel In Collision   25 Reported Hurt In Accident Near Litehfietd, iil.

Authority Granted United Natural To Construct Pipeline   Federal Power Commission Okays 20-Inch Line to Connect Company System With “Big Inch” Transmission Line

UNG Receives Go Ahead On  New Pipeline   20-Inch Line Will Be Constructed; To Extend 71 Miles; Taps “Big Inch’.

U.S. Opposes ‘Violence in Ousting France   : Soviet Bloc Wants Drastic Action by United Nations

U.S. Opposes  U.N. Action  Against Spain Soviet Bloc Wants  All Possible Action Short of Actual Wai

SOVIET DEMAND IS OPPOSED BY UNITED STATES   Russians Want U. N. To Take Economic Action Against Spain   WOULD FACILITATE FRANCO’S DOWNFALL

U.S. Puts Brakes On Anti-Franco Move by Soviet   Opposes Proposal That U. N. Try Pressure for Spanish Chief’s Fall

U.S. OPPOSES NEw MOVE TO QUST FRANCO   Demands Rejection Of Soviet Proposal For Economic Action

U.S. BALKS MOVE AGAINST SPANISH   Soviet Bloc Demands United Nations Force Franco Downfall

Baby Sooners Are Well Cared For  While Moms and Peps of 150 Tets Watch Geme

Police Holding Detroit Boy 16 in Robbery-Slaying of Friend's Father

BARRETT VETOES TAX SALE PROBE IN FRANKLIN CO.   STATE’S ATTORNEY TOLD TO CONDUCT OWN INVESTIGATION

U. N. Council Holds Final 1947 Session   Indonesian Problem. Goes Before Security Group Late Today

LaGuardia For Merger Of All Labor Groups   Urges Congress To Use Its Influence To Bring About An ‘American Congress Of Labor’; Sees Many Benefits Resulting.

Six Weeks of Hearings Wil! Be Ended Soon   Congress Urged To Avoid Any ‘Hasty’ Labor Law Action

La Guardia Favors Congress of Labor  To Bring Stability   Would Have Foer Groups to Handle Various Judustries; Asks Shower Action

LAGUARDIA URGES MERGER OF UNIONS   Warns Against Restrictive Laws, Suggests Congress Set Un Study Committee

Urges Congress To Work for One National Body   Has Statement For Labor Group

LaGuardia Proposes Labor Unions Merger   Asks Congress To Help Bring About Unificatior

Urges Labor Mer ger   LaGuardia Says. Union “nto One Body Would  Benefit Whole Nation; Asks Caution On Laws

LaGuardia Asks One Big Union   Proposes National Congress Of Labor

LAGUARDIA ASKS MERGER OF ALL LABOR   Former N. Y. Mayor Suggests a Committee to Study Plan of Combining Unions in an “American Congress of Labor.”

LaGuardia for Merger of Unions   Sees Benefit, Stability With One Parent Body for Labor

LaGuardia Wants Merger of Unions   Wagner Act Changes, Union Plan Should Be Studied by Committee

Would Merge All U.S. Labor Unions Into Single Group   LaGuardia Wants Congress to Help Achieve Mercer

LaGuardia Proposes Merger of All Labor  Unions in Country   Recommends my ’ Congress Labor’ Hews Poin kt ‘Gfoilp to Study Project °

‘AN AMERICAN CONGRESS OF LABOR HAS BEEN REED   La Guardia Wants Congress to Use Its Influence In Matter.   CREATE A COMMITTEE   To Study This Proposal As Well As Pending Legislation On Labor.

FRANCE CALLED UNFAIR BY OWN SOVIET MISSION   Lt. Col. Marquie, Expelled From Russia, Defends Communist Action

Taft Claims Aid Needs  ‘Overdrawn’   ‘Big’ Spending Not Essential, Says GOP Leader

HUGE SPENDING PROGRAM HELD NOT ESSENTIAL   First GOP Leader Tx Oppose Estimates By Truman

Taft Is First To Oppose Truman Plea  ClaimeSnendinc   ClaimsSpending Could Wreck Economy of U.S.

Says Lavish Spending Is  Unnecessary   Asserts European Situation Is Not As It’s Pictured

Taft Hits Aid Finance Plan   Big-Scale Spending  Termed Unessential

FRIDAY   folleaieientinienienl  GENERAL MOTORS DAY WATE AIOON RAY BDAY

Wilson’s Check Dollar Volume Shows Increase   First Three Months of 1947 Is 39.7 Percent Ahead of 1946

Taft Casts Doubt On Reactions in Europe fo Our Aid   Says Exports Creating Higher Prices’ Lauds ‘Friendship Food’

Taft Analyzes Marshall Plan  ~ Doubts Will Do Good ~ Which Is Claimed

Senator, Speaking in St. Louis, Voices Opposition to Lavish Expenditure of American Money in Europe to Check Communism—Declares He Believes More Would Be Accomplished by Careful Dispensation of Aid.

Concealed Leader of Exodus Jews Threatens Violence Against British

Jewish Refugees  To Continue Fight For Palestine  ‘Matter of Life or Death Leader Tells  7 rs

GUNSHOT FULFILLS PLEDGE.  Bridegroom Kills Wife Who Sought Annulment

FORTRESS LOST OVER SCOTLAND   Five Crew Members Parachute to Safety — Plane Presumably Crashes Into Water.

YANKEE AIRMEN JUMP 10 SAFET)   Abandoned Fortress le Headed Out to Sea

President Takes  Things Easy At  Key West Base Gratified By  Speech Reaction

 PRESIDENT TRUMAN TOOK THINGS EASY TODAY WHILE MEMBERS, OF HIS STAFF KEPT HIM ABREAST OF NEWS

AFL Will Continue Valley Organization   Five Ordered Held For Action Of Jury   Boy's Death Blamed On Telephone Strike   -Truman ‘Loafs’ In Florida Sunshine,  ‘Pleased At U. S. Reaction To Speech

President Truman “Taking it Easy’ Under Florida Sun  '‘Gratified’ by U. S.

Truman Is Awaifins Reaction to  Middle East Talk  Nothing Official Has Been Heard Yet; President Resting

FUNDS FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES PROVIDED   U. S. ALLOCATES $45,750,000 FOR PROGRAM-—STATE TO GET $1,169,059,

Congress Sees Way To Slash  Defense Funds      House Committe: Receives Report

Report Shows How To Slash Budget Figures   Says Army-Navy Total Can Be Reduced By A Billion And A Half.

FOUR LEAD WAY IN BATTLE FOR ORE SUBSIDIES   Immediate Action Urged by Solons as June 30 Deadline Approaches

Maximum Brilliance From “Shooting Star” Display Scheduled Late Tonight

Skies Will Put on Meteor Display Late Tonight and It Won't Be Flying Disks

‘Heavens Will Put on Show ‘For Stay-Uppers Tonight   Perseid Meteors Will Be Principal Actar in Sky Drama Late This Evening

HEAVENLY BODIES WILL PUT ON SHOW   ‘Dise’ Seen in Linton May Be Fragment of Display.

Dig for Buried In Building Crash   For Hire: Santa Per Half Hour. 845

BUILDING CAVES “IN, ONE KILLED; 11 ARE INJURED   Another Is Missing After Apartment Collapses in Washington, D. C.

Eleven orn Filed } As Building Falls      Another. “Oceapant: ‘Sought  in: Ruins of. ‘Apartment:  . /in. Washington;. Walle Stand

ONE KILLED IN COLLAPSE ‘OF — APT. BUILDING   Eleven” “Persons - ‘Are AE ed As’ Floors” ~Cive Wav   CAUSE.IS SOUGHT   Fir emen Probe Debris For: Opeup ant Still. .-Missing -.

ONE KILLED, 11 HURTIN CAVE-IiN   Others Sought After Washington Apartment House Collapses

One Dies InBuilding Collapse   Seven-Story Section Of Apartment House Caves In: Il Injured

Collapse of House Kills One; 11 Hurt   _ Fireman Dig Into  Ruins in Washington As at Least One Man Ils Reported Missing -

STEEL HEAD DENIES OUTPUT ‘RETARDED’   Youngstown Executive Refute’s Solon’s Charge

Pastry Shop Operator Left With Wedding Cake When Bride Fails to Call

MAXINE HOLTZMAN. FAYETT®., JESSE HICK, , EDGEWOOD. WED  ahi ‘mane me taniii einem

Russia Recalls Her Envey to US  Panyushkin Named  WNovikev Successor

‘SOVIET APPOINTS NEW AMBASSADOR TO U. S.   Kremlin Sends Panyushki To Succeed Novikov

FLOOD BLOCKS ROAD TRAFFIC NEAR LINDSAY   Central State Town Isolated b) Washita River—Other Cities Endonaered

High Water of Washifa Cuts Off Lindsay   Maysville and Pauls Valley Face Threats Of Inundation as Flood Rushes Down Stream

Lindsay Cut Off By River   Washita Isolates City, Threatens Maysville, Pauls Valley; Many Roads Close

PETRILLO TARGET OF HOUSE PROBE   CALL FOLLOWS LOSS OF SUPREME COURT TEST OF LEA ACT

PETRILLO WILL BE TARGET OF HOUSE INQUIRY MONDA\   Labor Subcommittee Will Question Leader On Union Policies

Petrillo to Be Questioned   Congressional Probers Have a Lot of Questions To Ask Him

PETRILLO FACES CONGRESS PROBE   Follow Up to Supreme Court Ruling

PETRILLO Quiz SLATED MONDAY   Congress Plans Investigation Of Czar Of AFL Music: ians Union, His Policies And Practices.

British Told To Observe 20-Year Pact   Tass Says Relationship With America Is “Military Alliance’

Tass Criticizes British Ties With America   Ruésian Agency Calls On Britain to Stand By Her Soviet Treaty

RUSS DEMAND BRITAIN LIVE UP TO TREATY   USSR Press Agency Charges British Policy Ignores Alliance Agreement Terms   SEE LEANING TOWARD U. S.

Wartime Controls Renewed to Save Waning Supply   Action Follows Kicks About Heavy Petroleun Shipments to Russia

AUTO MAY HIT 400 MILE CLIF   Englishman Goes Afte1 Land Speed Record In Utah Flats

Retired Naval Officer Held In Drug Case   Academy Graduate Pleads Innocent To Charge

Kidnaped Girl Back Home And Found Unharmed   High School Beauty Is Able To Escape; Kid naper At Large.’

High School Girl Escapes ~ Unharmed From Kidnaper   RI RNS PROVE FATAL

Girl Escapes From Kidnaper   California High School Student Back Home And IU]nharmed

Girl Escapes Her Kidnaper   Police Send Out Alarm On West Coast Eor Man Who Tried To Gain $10,000

California Girl Safe After Being Kidnaped   Abductor Scared Away After Trying to Collect $10.000 in Rensarn

Kidnaped, She Breaks FromBonds   17-Year-Old California Girl Home Unharmed; Abductor Sought.

WESTERN POLICE HUNT KIDNAPER OF CALIFORNIA GIRL   Young High “School Victim _ Escapes Abductor Who:  Pee nen ce td

Unharmed. Girl ‘Ei      Entire West Coast Combed By. Local "Police, :FBI For Fugitive. ‘Abduetor

Spread Net Over West Coast Following Victim’s Escape and His Failure to Try to Collect $10.000 Ransom.

Police Send Out Alarm On West Coast For Man Who Tried To Gain $10,000

Left Alone In Motel; Unties Bonds, Flees   Police Trap Fails; Abductor Doesn’t Show Up Tea Collect Ransom

High School Student Is Home After Gruelling 26 Hours; Roped To Bed

Girl Escapes Her Kidnaper   Unharmed After Herrowing 26 Hours But Kidnaper Still et Large

Kidnaped Girl Back Home. Is Unharmed  _ = =awev ee neat   Man Who Tried to Collect Ransom Frightened Away   (Patrolman’s story of kidnaping given on page 4.)

MAN FAILS T0 GET RANSON;   California Police and FBI Comb Entire West Coast For Suspect

—AIDNAPING— Vietim Back Home After. Her Eseape  Breaks Bonds And Flees From Motel

$10,000 WAS DEMANDED   ‘Publishing House Agent’ Sought by West Coast Police

ATTEMPT TO COLLECT RANSOM ABANDONED   Daughter of Wealthy California. Couple Held Captive 26 Hours

Alice Dean Devine.  Returns Unharmed, to. Her Home After Most Harrowing Experience

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH HOME UNHARMED   Abductor Fails To Appear To Get Ransom   TEEN-AGER   Breaks Bonds In ‘Highway Motel Near Sacramento; Held 26 Hours

Girl Victim Of Kidnaper Bui Escapes   Daughter of Wealthy Grape Grower Works Loose Her Bonds While Being Held  In Sacramento Motel

California Girl Escapes from Abductor  Who Tied Her in Bed and Asked $10,000

Kidnaped Girl scapes From  Her Abductor   West Coast Combed For Man Who Tried To Collect $10.000 Ransom.

Police Hunting Girl's Kidnaper  High Schoo! Student Held for 26 Hours

KIDNAPED GIRL HOME UNHARMED   Alice Dean Devine Breaks Away From Abductor, Who Fails To Appear To Collect 310,000 Ransom.

Harrowing Experience EE AMRIT NS LT  Girl Ac Home After Eluding Kidnappers

Girl, V7, Is  Home Again   7 oe. bY. GRE   Abductor Fails To Clann Ransom Money

CALIFORNIA STUDENT SAFE AFTER BEING KIDNAPPED   Escapes Abductor Who Was Asking $10,006, Ransom  From Family

Escapes © Kidnaper Unharmed   -Abductor Holds Girl Prisoner For 18 Hours In California Auto Court: FBL in Chase

Knowland Says Anderson Holds Out Big Names   Last Trader List Called Worthless

Probers Call Traders List ‘Red Herring   Anderson’s Newest Data on Speculators Termed Worthless

Anderson Policy In Market Probe Brings Protes’   ‘Red Herring’ Tactics Charge Hurled Over New List of Traders

Traders  List Called ‘Worthless’   Investigators Accuse Anderson of Confusing Issue

Anderson Is Accused Of Covering Up   Legislators Declare Sec retary Is Using “Red Herring” Tactics In Speculation Issue.

_—CHARGE ‘RED HERRING TACTICS—_  Anderson List of Traders ‘Worthless,’ Probers Say

Solon Raps Trader List   ‘Government Nomes' Lacking in Lotest Revelation, Charged

Republicans Rap Anderson Tactics In Trader Lists   Accuse Secretary of Employing Methods Calculated to Confuse

Jury Indicts Amny General   Meyers and Former. Asgo. ciate Accused of Perjury

MEYERS AND ANOTHER ARE INDICTED   Former Army General  And One of His Associates Hard Hit

LAMARRE, GEN. MEYERS FACING PRISON TERMS   Federal Grand Jury In Washington Indicts Pair For Perury

GENERAL MEYERS INDICTED ON SIX SEPARATE COUNTS   Three Accuse: Him of Perjury and Three of Inducing Lamarre to Give False Testimony.   LATTER 1S NAMED IN OTHER TRUE BILLS   Charges Grow Out of Senate Inquiry Into Deals of Meyers While He Was  in Air Force.

Maj. Gen. Meyers And Ex-Associate Indicted By Jury  Accused Of Giving Faked Testimony

U.S. Grand Jury Indicts Meyers In Senate Case   Faked Testimony Is Basis: LaMarre Also Accused

U.S. Jury Indicts General Meyers For Fake Testimony During Probe

Gen. Meyers Is Indicted On Six Counts   Former Associate, Lamarre, Also Narmied On Perjury Charges

JURY INDICTS GEN. MEYERS FOR PERJURY   Lamarre Also Charged With Submission Of Faked Testimony

GENERAL MEYERS. UP FOR PERJURY   Officer Is Indicted on Six Separate Counts; May Mean Sixty Years

Mark Pureell, Local Weather Predictor, Is Batting High Average On Summer Forecast

Reece Spurns Invitation By Democrats  Sullivan Requestec Coalition In Crisis

NERVOUS ABOUT WEDDING TODAY   Britain’s Royal Couple To Wed At Services Reginning At 6 a.m.

Princess And Mountbatten ~ToWedToday   Thousands Wait:In Misty . Cold To-See Royal “Couple

Royal Tie Set. Today In London   Princess Shows Nervousness In  Dress. Rehearsal

Hughes Planned To Hire Army Officer Who Got Him Contract, New Claim

Committee Asks About Hughes’ Job Commitment:   Investigators Hear About Offer Made To High Army Officer

‘Hughes Case Witness Testifies Posiwar Job for General Was ‘Once Topic of Discussion

Hughes Proposal fo Hire Helping Officer Revealed   General Aided Deal With U. S., Witness Tells Senate Probers

Job For General, Senators Informed   Meyers Helped Planemaker Get Contract, Witness Tells Probers   BUILDER’S COUNSEL HITS QUIZ TACTICS   Made Unfair Examination of Tax Records In Secret, Slack Holds

Witness Says Hughes Offered Postwar Job To High Army Officers   Former Executive for Hughes Says PlanePlant in Wartime Was ‘Country Club’

Helping Hand Club Met  Last Thursday In Home Of Mrs. Arthur Baumann

Price Cut Plan Gains Momentum;  Living Costs Here Hold High Level

City Merchants Cut Prices ay erchants Cut Prices  Widening Circle Of Retail Stores Gét On ‘10 Percent Off’ Bandwagon

Expanding Circle of Cities Follows Newburyport’s 10 Pct. Price Cut

Reds Expected To Be Active In Ruhr Area   Communist Campaign Apt to Interfere in Western Germany

HOLD PAIR IN GRAND ISLAND; GUARD NAMES   Men Are Said to Fit Description of  Soldiers

Moscow Press  Rails At U.S.  And Britain Accuses Them Of  ‘Lowly Intrigues’ In United Nations

Legion Urges Special Session Of 80th Congress   New Hampshire Mar Named Commander At Closing Session

Communism Denounced By Legionnaires   New Hampshire  AA... I. 1.4...)

Legion Censures Communism as — Greatest Menace  Asks Congress to Outlaw Red Par ir im America

New Blow Is Struck Storm Sweot Area   Many Persons ‘Evacuate’ Higgins; Amarillo Has Heavy Fall Of Snow

THREE-INCH SNOW FALLS AT AMARILLO   Damage by Wate: Forces Residents To Leave Higgins

BRITISH LABOR PARTY TO CURB LORDS’ POWER   Proposed Socialist Pians Stir Up Criticism; Nationalized Gas Asked

\ORDS’ POWERS MAY BE CURBED BY SOCIALISTS   Strong Protests Come  rom Conservative Party Members

Socialist Program To Curb British Lords Creates Stir   _Laborite Plan Is Cause of Plenty of Opposition by the Conservative Cie

Open Fight On House Of Lords   British Government's New Program Presented Formally at Ceremony

 SNUBS. APPEALS OF SUPERVISORS — -~ Special Tax Session ‘Out’—Dewey

Dewey Rules Out Special Session OfLegislature   ‘Several Counties Requested Move to Obtain More Aid for Education

Expect State Revenues Will Top $570.000,000 In Current Two Years

Youth Charged in Armed Robbery of Women on Route 4(   Victims Halted  b Siren Give Up - 4 - Purses.

Youth Charged in Armed Robbery of Women on Route 4C  Victims Halted by Siren Give Up

Gen. Wainwright, Hero Of Bafaan, Goes On U. S. Army's Retired List

General: Wainwright’ Retires fr iv      impressive Ceremony Held at San Antonio For Here of Bataan

PILGRIMAGE TO ABBEY PLANNED   Congregation Of St. Mich. acl’s Catholic Church 0! Gastonia Will Make Pil grimage To Belmont Cath edral To Celebrate Age Old Feast.

—FOOD— ~ Anderson Outlines. Voluntary Program   BEER, LIQUOR CUTS LIKELY

Return Of Rationing  Is Unlikely   Administration Stakes Hopes Of Meeting Europe's Food Demands On Public Cooperation.

Solution of Food Crisis Up to All Citizens, Belief   Only Voluntary Measures Can Salve European Problem, Anderson Says

U.S. Rushes Plar To Feed Europe   Success to Hinge On Voluntary Aid From All Americans

Price Controls Are Not Being Considered   Hope for Food Saving ‘to Be Based On Voluntary Effort

Administration States Hopes On Individual Cooperation In U.S. To Solve European Food Situation

Stake Hopes Of Meeting Europe’s Critical Food Needs On Voluntary Action

NATION STAKES ALL ITS HOPE ON INDIVIDUAL      Voluntary Cooperation May Meet Critical Food Needs   NOW IN EUROPE   Wartime Price Controls, Rationing Seem Out Of Question

Administration Stakes Hope Of Aiding Hungry Europe on Voluntary Food Saving Plan

Hush-Hush Files Delivered to Commiitee  Documents Contirm  What Has Been  Generally Ruoumn

TENTATIVE PLANS FOR BLOOD DONORS   ‘Red Cross Would Provide Free  Service for Local Hospitals

“FALL” REPORT RAISES MORALE IN FLOOD AREA   Levee Crews Work Over. night In Degognia- Ft. Bluff District

TRUMAN TO HONOR UNKNOWN SOLDIER   President to Place Wreath on Tomb in Arlington National Cemetery Armistice Day.

Meat Probe Chief Named; Prices Hit New 27-Year High  Lawmakers Renew Talk Of Government Action

Wholesale: Food Prices Highest Ever  Director Named ‘ For Meat Probe

MEAT QUIZ IS PROPOSED AS PRICES SPIRAL   New Talk of Controls May Decide Living Costs Perceptibly

BOARD'S CHAIRMAN STATES WITNESSES AOT TELLING TRUTH   Chims Explosion ‘Investigation Has Not Been Given. All_—Facts of Case

Charges Lies In Testimony  Of Texas Blast   Chairman Of Board Makes Charge; Too Many Contradictions. -

Fire Bug Gets A Life Term   Ex-Negro Convict Set at at Least Twenty Fires in N. Central Mo.

Life Sentence Given Negro for Arson  Wave in Missouri Elopus Walker Pleads   Elopus Walker Pleads Guilty to Last of Twenty Fires

Non-Communist Provision In Taft-Hartley Bill Is Upheld by Federal Judge

TAFT-HARTLEY ACT IS UPHELD   Federal Judge Says Required Non-Communist Affidavit Just   OIL WORKER RULING

Non-Communist Provisions Held Constitutional   Ruling Is Made at Hearing Involving ClO Oil Workers

Non-Communist Provision in Labor Act Ruled Legal   Federal District Judge Upholds the Requirement as Constitutional

Court Backs Taft-Hartley Affidavit Rule   - Anti-Red Provision Supported by Judge In Texas Decision

That Officers Not Reds —   Provision Ruled Fully Constitutional in OWIU Cese Hearing

JUDGE UPHOLDS ANTERED PART OF LABOR LAW   Rules Against Oil Workers In Texas Decision On « Arqued Legislation

Ban on Communists “ in Taft-Hartley Act Sustained by Judge   Federal District Court in Texas. Rules Law ds Constitutional

TAFT-HARTLEY ACT UPHELD   Texas Judge Rules Nen-Com: munist Affidavits Legal and Constitutional.

NON-COMMUNIST PARTS OF LABOR  LAW HELD VALID   Federal Judge Rules It Proper to Deny Privileges to Any Group That Would De stroy Government.   DECISION IS SETBACK I FOR OIL WORKERS   Judge Refuses to Order NERB to Count Ballots in Election of Employes  of a Texas Company...

Federal Judge Says Labor Unions Must File ‘Red’ Affidavits   Non-Communist Provision of Taft Law Is Constitutionial, Legal, Proper in His View; Oil.Workers Involved  -in Case at Fort Worth, Texas

District Judge Backs Labor Act In Initial Test      Affidavit Section Is Entirely Legal, Davidson Decides

LABOR LAW IS” UPHELD   Texas Judge Rules On Requirement of Tatt-Hartley Act

Judge Says Labor*Act Clause‘ Legal, Proper ‘   AFL ‘President: Green ‘Says’ He Believes Top’ Union Leaders. Will Sign Non-Conimunist Affidavits; “Bexas Jurist Declares Law Require ;  ment Cow stitutional .

Rules Labor Law Legal    In First Taft-Hartley ‘Test Red Ban on Union - Officers Held “Proper”

Judge Upholds Anti-Red Oath   Non-Communist Clause Fully Legal and Proper, Ruling

Court Upholds New Labor Law   Judge Rules Union, Leaders Must Sign’

TAFT-HARTLEY EDICT UPHELD   Jurist Rules Lebor Union Officers Must Swear They Are Not Communists

Court Upholds Non-Communist Portion of Law   Initial Ruling Made By Judge On Labor Measure

Non-Red Pledge Provision Upheld By Federal Judge   Oil Workers Union Denied Use of NLRB Because CIG Faily to Sion Allidavils

NLRB Requirement Under Labor Act Upheld by Court  Texas Judge Rules Filing of Forms  en C nnetitiudtinanl

$35,000 Explosion, Fire Sweeps Confluence Tanks   Service Station, Lumber Firm Warehouse Destroyed In Record Fire

RECOMMEND NEW VET BONUS BILL   lowa House Committee  Sets‘Up Finance Plan

UNIT APPROVES IOWA BONUS BILL   House Would Raise Money By Sales Tax

Bill Extending Rent Controls Until Feb. 29 Is Approved By Senate-House Conferees

Solons Agree On Rent Bill   15 Pct. Hike Considered  Certain ta Pass

MARSHALL HAS REPROACH FOR RUSSIA IN TALK   State Secretary Says Stalin Indicated Willingness To Compromise

New U.S. Move Awaited After Marshall Talk   Secretary Says Stalin Seeking Compromise Through Exhaustion

MARSHALL TELLS OF TALK WiTH AUSSIAN LEADER DURING REPORT ON CONFERENCE

Marshall Reports On Issues Faced At Moscow Parley   Sharply Worded Reproaches To Russia For Parley Failure Are Presented   SAYS STALIN HOLDS COMPROMISE HOPES

CHINA COMPLAINS AGAINST MONGOLS   Reds Tell UN Nanking Is Guilty Party

CHINA CHARGES OUTER MONGOLIA IS ‘AGGRESSOR’   Russia Defends Asiatic State In Debate Over Membership In United Nations

Virginia Hill, Girl Friend Of “Bugsy” Siegel, Near Death From Overdose Of Sleeping Powder

Police Report Virginia Hill Tried Suicide   “Girl Friend’? Of Gambler  ’ Begins To Rally From  . 67-Hour Coma In Miami Hospital

VIRGINIA HILL TRIES SUICIDE   Slain Gangster’s' Hostess. Rallies After Taking Qverdose of Pills.

Girl Rallies from Her Suicide Effort   Florida Detective Is Promising “Showdown” When Recavery Permits

Attempted Suicide With Sleeping Pills... . Bugsyv's Girl Is In A Comatose State

Heiress Virginia Hill Near Death From Overdose of Sleeping Pills

Virginia Hill, Seriously Ill, Still Is In Coma From Use of Mysterious Druga

Virginia Hill Rallying From Drug Overdose   Police Say 67 - Hour Coma Result of Suicide Attempt.

Virginia Hill Is Near Death   Pneumonia Complicates Condition Due. To Sleeping Pills.

Akers Denies Firing Typist for Refusing Kickback of $2   State Auditor Says She Quit After Reprimand for Insubordination

Harlan Man’s Death Listed As a Suicide   Officers Say Jacobsen, 36, Found Stabbed Aug. 13, Not Slain

3-POWER GERMA PARLEY PROJECTED   French Spokesman Willing To Attend Such a Meeting

3-Power Talk On Reich Due   France Accepts U. §. Bid For Industry Parley

THREE-POWER TALKS ON REICH PROPOSED   ¥rance Willing to Take Up With U. & and Britain Problems Concerning German Industry.

Rumors Heare Italians May Scuttle Ships   Terms of Peace Treaty Resentedby Italian Sailers

Rumor Has It, That Sailors . Might Scuttle Ships Instead Of Surrendering Them

Italian Navy Threatens Scuttling Shins In Protest: Aaainst Treatv

Margaret Truman Plans Concert Tour. Undisturbed by Critics’ Rough Treatment After Debut

Enthusiastic Ovation Given In Hollywood Miss Truman Is Undisturbed By Criticism After Concert

FEDERAL ROADS RULE CLARIFIED   Use of Passenger Car License Fees for Schools Draws Objection

Reuther Says Labor Won't Back Wallace   Describes ; Him As “Lost Soul—Great Disappointment”

Says Revolt Faces Union   Hartley Believes Workers Will Aid New Bill’s Cause

Law's Sponsor Believes Unions To Get In Line   Hartley Predicting Rank-and-File Revolt

SAYS MEMBERS WANT APPROVAL OF LABOR LAWS   Claims Employes Will Force Leaders to Accent Act

Hartley Expects Aid From Rank-and-File in Winning Unions to New Labor Law

Union Members Aided by New Act  oi a I   Taft-Hartley Measure To Win Support of Workers Over U.S.

UNIONS WILL OB NEW LABOR LA HARTLEY PREDICT   ‘Believes Rank-And-File Revolt Will Force Leaders Inte Line

Rank-and-File Revolt Is Hinted By Rep. Hartley   CIO and AFL Leaders Plan Meetings; Policy Statements Expected

Hartley Predicts Revolt Against Union Leadership   Predicts Rank ‘And File to Uphold New Law

Terrorists Wreck Palestine Train      10 Known Dead in Blast Aimed at Traveling British Troops

Act Constitutes First Of Reprisal For 4 Executions.   Irgun Forces Boast 40 Britons To Die  For Four Hanginac

Terrorists Blast Train, Kill 10 in Palestine   Attack Believed Start of Reprisals for Executions

Curfew Invoked in Jerusa ‘fem and Tel Aviv as Vovietnes bhacsntc

Jewish Extremists Blast British Troop Train In ‘Palestine: 10 Known Dead

TRAIN BLASTED IN HOLY LAND; 10 DIE, 29 HURT   Underground   Underground Mines British Troon Carrier

First Major Blow Since Executions   Move Plunges Palestine Into New Wave of Violence

UNDERGROUND fill IN PALESTINE AREA TRAIN S BLOWN UP   At Leats Ten Persons Ar‘ Killed in Dynamiting Protest Made by Jews; Wreck Three Coaches.   BLOWS RETALIATE FOR EXECUTIONS

10 KILLED AS JEWS BLOW UP TRAIN   Underground Hits Back at British In Palestine

IRGUN GREETS UN DELEGATION WIT FREEDOM BANNERS   Underground Agency Stages Street Demonstration In Tal Aviy

Our Homeland. lreun Tells UN   Unfurl Banners in Tel Aviv—AP Man Pushed Around

PUBLIC SCHOOL AID 14.0 MILLION   Possibility Of New Tay Levies Foreseen By Dr. Elliott

Demand Jobs, Punishment For Police Who Broke up Riot; Hint New Agitation

Italian Government: Given Ultimatum by. - Militant Red Group   Comniie-Led  Workers in Rome Allows 3. Days -. To Accept Demands

Communist-Led Rome Workers Demand Punishment For Police ‘Who Fired On Women, Babies   Give Government Three Days To Accede To Their Demands For Employment

MORE STRIKES AND VIOLENCE MENACE ITALY   COMMUNISTS SHOVE 3-DAY ULTIMATUM AT GOVERNMENT

Italy Is Given Ultimatum by Red Workers   Three-Day Time Limit Set for Meeting the Communist Demands:

ROME WORKERS INSIST REGIME MEET DEMANDS   DeGasperi's Government Is Given Three Days ito Act. ’   STRIKE HINTED   Ultimatum Follows Firing  on Demonstrators By Police.

Ultimatum by Rome Workers  Demand Punishment o Police Who Fired on

Ultimatum Is Issued by Italy’s Reds   Communist-Led Workers in Rome Give Government Three Days to Yield te Employment Demands

ltalian Commies Give Govt. Three Days for Action   Threat of General Strike Hangs Over Italy Today

COMMUNIST-LED ROME WORKERS MAKE THEIR DEMANDS, ISSUE ULTIMATUM OF GENERAL STRIKE   Demands Come from High Command of New Organization Which Is Announced by Press Controlled by Leftists—Upper Branch of French Legislature Approves Schuman’s Drastic Anti-Strike, Anti-Sabotage Law

ltalian Government Handed Ultimatum  Communists Demand Employment Aids

COMMUNIST -LED LABORERS GIVE GOV'T. 3 DAYS   Jemand Employment, And Punishment Of Police Who “Fired On Men, Women, And Babies” In Disorders Last Night.

General Strike Threat Follows Rioting in Rome   Communist-Led Italian Workers Submit Demands

Italian Capital Is Facing Threat of General Strike   Communist-Led Workers Serve Ultimatum ot: Gasperi Government; Police Action Denounced

Ultimatum By Reds   Rome Workers Give Government 3 Days To Meet Demands;  Hint General Strike

‘Government ‘In Rome Gets ‘An Ultimatum   Italian Communists Give Three Days To Accede To Demands

Italian Reds Issue 3-Day ‘Ultimatum’   New High Command Formed To Push Demand for Jobs

Reds Give Italian Govern. ment Three Days To Accede to Their Demands for Employment.

Police Fire On Italian Mobs Amid Disorders   Government Given Three Days To Meet Employment Demand: Of Red-Led Workers

‘Like Gravel on Tin Roof’  “Music of Sun’ Is Reported by Scientists

Carolina Lynching Trial Jury Hears. About Cold-Blooded Killing of Neoro

OWA HAS NEW BIRTHDAY BILL.   Will Not Affect Public Until July 5, 1948

“Birthday Bill” Explained in Full   Drivers License Law Effective Next Year

Democrats Called On Tc Back Probe  Senator Says Clark Himself Should Aci

Clark Is Told Defend Self   Langer Holding With Attorney General’s Action

Senators Splif Qn Investigation Of Vote Fraud  Langer (R-ND) Says" -A US Gestapo Should ~ Not ‘Run Elections

GREEK - TURKISH BILL SIGNING TO BE DELAYED   Aid Measure Awaits Return Of President; Relief Funds Increased

Senate -House Compromise on Relief Issue Gives Truman Virtually Full Amount Asked

NO CONTRACT AS EXPECTED BY JULY 8TH   ESTIMATE MILLION WORKERS WILL BE IDLE IF WALKOUT EXTENDS OVER 30-DAY PERIOD :

FULL - FLEDGE SUMMER COAL STRIKE FEARED   Schwellenbach May Call Lewis-Owner Conference Next Week

LAUNCH MOVE TC DRAFT WALLACE   DOUBT ABILITY OF 3RD PARTY TO GET SUPPORT OF LABOR

Launch Move For Wallace   Third Party Movemen Might Bring Split in ‘4 iberal’’ Forces

Progressives In Campaign For Wallace   Movement To Nominate Wallace for President on Independent Ticket Is Launched by P.C.A.

PCA Launches Drive to Elect Wallace in 1948   Move is Echoed in Chicago by Hlinois Progressive Party Chiei<

PCA Backs Boom In Wallace Stock  Co-chairman Quits Saving Third Party Antagonizes Votes

Doctor Says Al Capone Is Near Death  Former Gang Leader Develops Pneumonia

CAPONE DEATH IT FAR OFF   PayaiciAN SAYS" HE DOUBTS ‘FOR GANGSTER'S RE-  gowpry 3”

PALESTINE QUESTION IS BEFORE UN   General Assembly Meets In Its First Emergency Session On Vital Issue.

Agency Demands Right To Enter Assembly Debate   Nations Convene in Tense Atmosphere T¢ Act on Old Problem

UNITED NATIONS CAREER TESTED BY JEWS, ARABS   Assembly Meeting Today Takes Up Problem of  Palestine Government

Touchy Palestine Study Begins With Tension High in Assembly; Rraziian Elected to Presidency

UN Assembly Set To: Attack Tough Dalestine Question   Jewish Agency Threatens te Boycott Session If It Can‘t Represent All Jews

Emergency Session Is  Being Held   Jewish Agency Threatens Boycott Unless Represented

UN EMERGENCY SESSION PROBES PALESTINE CASE   Brazil’s Aranha Named Head of Current Session

General Assembly Faced with Most Difficult Problem in. Special. Meet

UN Takes Up Consideration Palestine   Jewish Agency Threatens Boveott

Counties Voted Local.Power in Building Dams   Could Override State Commission in Bill Sent to Governor

HEMMING 1S NOW IN JAIL, ~— ATCOLUMBUS   UPPER ‘ARLINGTON GIRL RE. TURNS HOME AND MAN IN CASE 18 BEING QUIZZED.

OSU CO-ED BACK HOME; FORMER CONVICT HELD   Professor’s Daughter Says She Was Forced To Go With Ex-Convict

Churchill Asks Probe of Dalton Resignation   Quit After Giving Premature ; Release of Budget

J. UP FOR. VOTE   FIRST TEST OF ATTITUDE OF SENATE IS SLATED FOR ‘THIS AFTERNOON — -

Senate Reaches First Showdown  On Labor Action   Vote Scheduled This Afternoon On Amendment Banning Coercion Of Workers   REPUBLICANS ARE CONFIDENT OF VOTES

AMENDMENTS   Union. Ccersion; Welfare Funds, industry-Wide Bargaining Are at Stake

Reports Say Brifain To Authorize Eniry Of Jews fo Palestine   100,000 Will Be Admitted lmmediately

1,000 Jews May Be Authorized to Enter Palestine   British Preparing Immediate Entry Formula, London Source Says

Three Castaways Rescued Today   Were Transferred to the Nav} Patrol Craft From Mine Sweepers.

8 American Castaways Found After 19 Davs Adrift at Sea   Rescued on Group of Minesweepers Cut Loose From Tug in Pacific

Rescue 3 Men lin Remote Pacific  Trio Was Adrift on ‘Sweeper for 19 Days

DEMAND PAY BOOST TO HANDLE NITRATE   Halt Work Loading Fertilizer Aboard Shin

Violent Rioting Flares in India  Casualty Estimates Range in Hundreds

RUBBER TIEUP MAY STILL : BE AVERTED   11th Hour Meeting Of Workers Called

SEEK TO AVERT RUBBER STRIKE   UNION CALLS FINAL MEETING BEFORE SUNDAY DEADLINE

Probe Discloses Chiefs Of Staff Opposed Project   ‘Undersecretary Says Army Against Hughes Contract

Chiefs Said Plans Not To Liking   Eovett_ Says. Joint: Staff  * Leaders Did-Not Lean to, Plan to. Construct Flying Boats ,   *Concern’ ts Told   W.P.B.’s Action Upset Staff Chiefs, Lovett Reports

ARMY AND NAVY HEADS OPPOSED BIG SKY BOATS   Joint Chiefs Of Staff Turned Thumbs Down On Flying Boats In 1942, But Hughes And Kaiser Got Job Anyhow.

Lovett Says Army-Navy Officers Against Kaiser-Hughes Contract   Undersecretary Of State Testifies Army Reported Firms Pirated Labor From Wichita Plant

Lovett Testifies WDB Let Contract Despite Situation   Joint Chiefs Of Staff Concentrating On Combat Planes At That Jime

WPB’s Independent Action Caused Concern by War Leaders, Lovett: Asserts at Investigation Hearing -

Senate Probes Elliott's Part, Bia Contracts.   Military Chiefs ‘ Protested Deals -Of 5 Years Ago

Coimmnittee Told Chiefs Of Statt Opposed Plane   Declared In 1942 Mater. ial Diversion Would Be ‘Inadmissable.’

FLYING BOATS WERE OPPOSED BY STAFF HEADS   Reveal Facts In Probe Of Hughes-Kaiser  Contra rte   CAUSED CONCERN   Orders To Build. Giv. en Despite Opinion Of War-Leaders

Senate Hearing Reveals War Chiefs ; Opposed Building of Flying Boats

DIVERSION OF VITAL MATERIAL HELD ‘UNSAFE’   Bianemaker, Aid To. Appear Friday In Senate Contract Probe

Chiefs of Staff Called Plan  ‘Inadmissable’   Elliot Roosevelt's Connection In Hughes Contract Sought

ROSILAND RUSSELL IS GIVEN AWARD   Correspondents An nounce List of Winners In Contest.

CHILDRESS WOMAN AND SON BURN WHEN GASOLINE TRUCK OVERTURNS HERE SATURDAY.

Low-Income Bracket Tax Cuts Backed   GOP Leaders Hit Knutson’s Plan; Dissenters Gain

Smallest Incomes May Get Biggest Slash In Taxes   House Leaders incline To View

Small Incomes   Republicans Now Talk Greater Aid for Those Under $4,000

Propose Special Income Tax Cuts   House GOP Would Aid Small Taxpayer

STRAIGHT 20 PCT. TAX CUT HITS A SNAG   House G.O.P. Leaders Turning From Knutson Proposal, Leaning Toward Preferential Status for Small Incomes.

GOP Leaders in House Balking a 20% Tax Slash   Lean. Toward Plan to Give Greater: Relief For Small Incomes

Straight Tax Slash Doubted   See GOP Heads Leaning To Bigger Cut to Small Income Group

£olons Taking Up Plan By Sections:   HOUSE GOP LEADERS SEEM TO BE THINKING SMALL INCOMES SHOULD — 'BE PREFERRED IN ANY TAX SLASHES

GROWING SIGNS   Defeat Likely For Measure To Reduce All Income Taxes By One-Fifth; See Special Relief For Incomes Under $4,U00.

House GOP Trend Noted   Doubt Sufficient Vote to’ Pass Knutson Plan

House GOP Leaders Swing.to More Tax Relief‘for Smaller Incomes -

CONGRESSME FAVORING MORE TAX CUTS FOR SMALL INCOMES   House Ways And ‘Means Group In Closed Meetings On Knuuvtson Bill

Boy, 12, Represents Babe At Bro. Gilbert’s Funeral   Love, “TRANK HAGGERTY.’

12-Year-Old to Represent Babe Ruth  At Brother Gilbert’s Funeral Service

Two Athens Men Plead Innocent  Sugar Black Market Charges Bring Arrest

U.S. Will Keep Draft Records Justin Case   Sudden Turn in Middle East Situation Brings Decisis: of Senate Committce,

Local Draft Boards Wilf Stay Read)   Senate Committee Act: To Hold All Records Until End of June.

LOCAL OFFICES TO KEEP ALE RECORDS NEAR   Key Officials Urge Senate Action On Requests

N.M.U. APPLIES FOR BROACASTING STATION AP Snrecial Washington Service

Kin Of Dead Get $110,000 ‘Man WouldIn Payroll 'Aid Collins Of Factory

Military Aircraft Search Skies For Possible Contact With Mystifying Speedsters

Two-Story Hotel Burns Early Today   19 Other Residents Make Their Escape Without Injury

Gamble Store At Milaca  Is Destroyed   Blazes Start  in Furnace Rooms of Buildings

Red Outbursts Seen As Prize For Homefront   Union's Drive To Keep Homeland At Peak Is Apparent

Bataan Death March Veteran Rests Easily After Nail Is Removed From His Brain

Surgeons Remove Nail Driven Into ‘Bataan Veterans’ Brain By Japs

G.0.P. FAVORS 32 BILLIONS AS LIMIT   20 Per Cent Tax Cut Included In Plan   In National Defense Fund Proposed; Public Works To Be Toned Down

GOP Heads Near Agreement On $32 Billion Budget Top     $2 Million Cut Seen

GOP Reported Nearly Agreed On Budget Cut   Would Place Limit) For Next Year At 32 Billion; Could Then Slash Taxes.

Slice Will Provide For Cut Of Income Taxes, Debt Paring   Xepublicans Considering Reduction Of Defense Appropriations in Trimming Down Truman’s Figures

COP CHIEFS NEAR ACCORD ‘ON BIG SLASH IN BUDGET   Republican Congressional Leaders Reported Planning Top Limit ‘Of $32,000,000,000 On Next Fiscal Year’s Expenditures, Leaving $7,000,000,000 For Tax Cutting And Debt Payments—Reductions Of $2.000,000,000 In Defense Item Proposed

32 BILLIONS MAY BEG.OP. BUDCET LIMIT   Figure Would Leave 7 Billions for Tax Cutting, Debt Payment

GOP Near Accord on Tax Slash   Proposed Budget of 32 Billion Would Leave Room for Cut

GOP PLANNING BUDGET LIMIT   Congressional Leaders Near Agreement on 32 Billion Dollar Can on Snending, —

G.0,P, CHOPS ON TRUMAN BUDGET   Republican Group May Soon ~ Agree On Top Spending

OP Leaders Nearing Accord (in New Budget   Republicans Near Agreement On 32 Billion Top  Limit For Next Year

G.0.P. LEADERS EYE 32 BILLION AS BUDGET TOP   Assert Figure Would Leave 7 Billion For Tax Slash And Debt Payment

32 BILLIONS BUDGET BY GOP   Predict Seven Billions Avail_ able for Tax Cuts and Debt Payments

Leaders Say Accord Near  On Budget   ! Republican Congressmen   Said To Be Considering  $32,000,000,000 as Top Limit for Year

GOP Leaders Pian $32,000,000,000 Budget Is Report   Estimate Revenues To Leave.7 Billion Over Expenditures

Republican Leaders Near Agreement On A Budget Of $32 Billion For Year

$7 Billion Slash In Truman Estimate Nears Agreement By Republicans

GOP Leaders Fix Budget At $32-Billion   Conferees Would Cut $2-Billion From US. Defense Budget

Temperatures   Republicans May Set $32 Billion As Budget Limit   Higher Revenues Will More Than Offset Losses Through Income Tax and Curtailed Items for _, Defense, Backers Claim; Payroll Cut Impends

G.0.P. Plans Budget of 32 Billions   Counts 7 Billions for Tax Cut and Retiring Debt

GOP Leaders Near Agreemeni: On Budget Limit $32,000,000,000 Spending Top Cape, len Dat

TOP BUDGET LIMIT IS REPORTED SET BY GOP CONFEREES   seven Billions May Be Left Over For Tax Reductions and Debt Pavmente .

GOP Leaders Seen Favoring Budget Limit Of $32 Billion   Figure Leaves Sum For Debt Trimming And Tax Reductions

GOP LEADERS IN CONGRESS ABOUT AGREED ON BUDGET TOP   32 Billions Is Desired Limit; Trim Taxes, Debt With Remainder

GOP Planning Big Slash For Budget   Seven-Billion-Dollar Reduction Still Permits Tax Cuts

Leaders Figure on 32 Billion Budget   G.O.P. Leaders Say Limit Will Leave 7 Billion For Tax Cut, Debt   39 BILLION IN REVENUE   Agreement Yet to Be Made In Slash in Defense Appropriations

32 BILLION MAY BECOME NEXT BUDGET   Republican Congressiona! Leaders Said to Be Near Agreement on Trimming Truman’s Estimate by $7,000,000,000.

GOP SOLONS IN AGREEMENT ON BUDGET LIMIT   Republicans Contend 32 Bil. lion Maximum Would Permit Tax, Debt Slashes

GOP Leaders Are  Near Agreement   Tax Reduction Plan Would Cost Nation Three Billion - - Military Cuts Sure

Report GOP To Limit Budget To 32 Billions   Figure Leaves Seven Billions for Tax Cut, Debt Payment

Leaders Near Budget ‘Top’   Republicans See It at $32 Billion, Leaving $7 Billion For Debt, Tax Cuts

MAY PROVIDE 7 BILLION FOR DEBT PARING   Republican Congressmen Fight For Twenty Percent Tax Cuts

No Business Recession is  In Sight, BLS Chief Says   Predicted Summer Slump Postponed In: definitely, Clague Declares

NO SLUMP FOR U.S. BUSINESS   Peak Figures Hold Second Month for National Job List

ONE GM UNION GROUP AGREES ON PAY RAISE   BOOST OF 15 CENTS AN HOUR GOES TO 50,000

(. M. ELECTRICAL EMPLOYES ACCEPT 1a-CENT INCREASE   ‘Hourl y Wage Advance for 30,000 May Set Pattern  for Entire Automotive Industry.   ACTION BY U, A. W. ON OFFER AWAITED   Non-Union Workers in Nine Plants of Corporation Given 10-Cent-an-Hour Boost.

AGREEMENT ON _ PAY INCREASE      GM GRANTS 15-CENT AN HOUR BOOST FOR ELEC. TRICAL WORKERS IN NEW WAGE PAT.  Prawn

GM Increases Pay Of 30,000 Workers   Agreement May Set Pat. tern Far Nation’s Auto Industry

PAY HIKE SET IN GM PLANTS   Agreement Reached With Electrical Workers For  15-Cent Increase

GMC Offers 15-Cent Raise To 30,000   May Set Pattern For Nation’s Entire Auto Industry

GM, ELECTRICAL WORKERS AGREE   15-Cent Hourly Raise For Employes In Four Plants Provided In Pact

General Motors Offers Electrical Men 15c Raise   30,000 Are Affected; Auto Workers Ponder 10c an Hour Proposal

GM Electrical Workers Get i5c Increase   30-Day Strike:Notice Filed With Chrysler; 23% Cents Demanded

GM Electric Workers Win 15-Cent Hike   Wage Agreement Regarded As Possible Pattern  The: Desal eect ru:

.$, EMPLOYMENT TOTAL 60,072.00 BUREAU REPORTS   Civilian Jobs’ Hit Recorc Mark In Julv, Census:  Rureanu Save

Employment in Nation at Record Mark   Census Bureau Puts Number at Work as Above 60 Million

Three Airmen  Killed In Crash   Two Planes Collide In Mid. Air After Salute To Gen. Eisenhower At Minneapolis

CerTS 45 VRFARS   Lover Was Slave To ‘Goddess Of Love,’ Satira Tells Court

Hughes-Brewsfer Hearings Bring Out Infrigues   Each Side Is Accusing Other of Lavish Entertaining ™~

Hughes Accuses Senator Brewster   Entertainment By Airlines Cited

Hughes Claims Brewster on Some Parties   Maker of Airplanes Demands Senator Check Own Affairs

Greek Guerrillas Start New Battle   Attack Simultanecusly it  Towns on Turk Border

136 BODIES REMOVED FROM FIRE-HIT BOAT   Others May Have Drowned In Chinese Disaster

Russia’s Gromyko Threatens Veto of any Atomic Treaty Based on Principles La Down by Committee. -

SovietRussia Impedes Work, U.S. Charges   Volley of Russian Charges Are Answered By the United States

VOTE POINTS 10 PROBABLE TREATY VETO   Reversal of Stand By Reds Necessary To Conclude Pact

UN FOR A-AGENCY RUSSIA AGAINST   Vote Is 16 to 1, Soviets Voting ‘No,’ Poland Abstaining

Atomic Tnergy Com: mission Approves, See ond Report,’ Though Gromyko Says “No”,

Second Report Gets UN Atom Board Approval   Commission Disregards Red Opposition; Next Action Is Uncertain

Envoy Answers Russian Charges  Says Soviet Impeded Work Of Commission

Russian Opposition Disregarded by  Atomic Commission   Report Stating General Principals for Creation and Operation of Control Agency Wins Approval

Atomic Energy Commission Okehs Renort   Soviet Delegate Casts Only Vote Against Program

Second Report Approved by U. N. Atomie Commission Vote Is Ten to One With Russia Alone  In Opposition And Poland Silent

British Elections Test Attlee   Municipal ‘Balloting May Prelude to Governmental Change

‘Oklahoma-Texas Tornado Dead Still Being: Counted   Report Deaths Reach.109, Hundreds Injurec In Path Of Prairie Twister Across Pan handle District

SURRENDERS IN GARY SLAYING:   _ JOSEPH MUSCARELLO IS CHARGED WITH STRANGLING WOMAN

Marshall To Talk ‘Secretly’ Today To House Group   Congress Drafts Plans For An Independent Survey Of Troubled World; Truman May Be Asked To Call World Conference

SOLONS DRAFT PLAN FOR U. 3. POLICY STUDY   Independent Survey T« Be Made of Ways To  Halt Communism

COMMITTEE T0 SECURE REPORT FROM MARSHALL   Teday; Surveys On Aid Program Planned   SITUATION IN GREECE  DISTURBS CONGRESS

Congress Will Study Plan to Help Europe   Independent Surveys of Conditions To Be Made by Lawmakers

Independent Surveys on  Aid Planned By Congress  Action Scheduled   Action Scheduled After Sec. Marshal Reviews Foreign Poliey Situation

F oreign Policy Surveys Slated   Marshall to Review Aims Before Committee

U.S. Secrefary Plans Outline Of Situation      Marshall To Appear Be. fore Foreign Affairs Group

Worst Break In N.Y. “Shoot To Kill” Police Told After Jail Break

NEW YORK POLICE STAGING MANHUNT FOR NINE ESCAPEES      Confessed Killer,  Former Aj ' éatraz Inmate in Group Making Getawav’

New York Police Are on Outlook  For Nine Felons  Escapees Are Sought With Orders Of “Shoot to Kill”

“Shoot To Kill” Ordered In Hunt  For Nine Felons   One Confessed Killer Among The Fugitives From Brooklyn Jail.

Manhunt On For Escapees  Brooklyn Jai.   New York City’s 17,000 Police Ordered to Be Ready to “Shoot to Kill’?

SAYS USSR HAS DELAYED PEACE TNO LONG NOW   South Carolinian Who Served As Secretary Of State Foresees Failure Of Coming Treaty Talks In London Because Of Rede

Byrnes Suggests Holding German Peace Meet Now   Says No Use to Wait on Russia; Doesn't Want a War

ACTION AT ONCE [5 URGED DESPITE SOVIET ATTITUDE   Former Secretary Says Russia Has Shown She Will Not Co-operate in Acceptable Settlement.   DENIES UNITED PRESS" REPORT ON HIS BOOK   Declares He Did Not Advocate Use of Force to Drive Soviets Out of Eastern Germany.

Byrnes Calls   For Parley  On Peace Now Urges U.S., Britain   Urges U.S., Britain And France To Act Despite Russia

Stassen Says He Will Not Accept Second Place   Is Not a Candidate For Vice President— Goal Is Presidency

FLOOD THREAT. OF MISSOURI RIVER MOUNTS   2 Streams May Flood Des Moines, New Prospect There

Waters in Missouri River Setting  New High Records   Floods Lap Over New Lowland Areas in Nebraska as Crest Rushes Downstream Toward State of Missouri

Compromise Is Likely As Big 4 Talks Of Austria  Split Develops After Conference Reaches Agreement On 6 Item:

Compromise On Austria Predicted   Molotov Anxious To Make Major Speech On Germany At Big Four Meet

Compromise Predicted In London   3-Hour Session Scheduled For British Capital

cae .. = SIX-POINT PROGRAM — German. Problems  Take Second. Place

SAME OLD 3-1 SPLIT BLOCKS BIG 4 ACCORD   MOLOTOV MAY GIVE IN ON AUSTRIAN TREATY ISSUE

Big-4 Foreign Ministers Begin Second Session   Russian Minister Assured Early Discussions On German Problems

Big Four Agrees on 6-Point Rule      Austria, Germany Vie for Priority in Meet Procedure

BIG FOUR COMPROMISE ON AGENDA INDICATED   Foreign Ministers Begin Second Session Of Conference In London Amid Signs Current Split Over Position Of Austria On Lineup For Consideration May Be Eased —Molotov Likely To Gain Assurance That Early Start Will Be Made on German Discussions

BIG FOUR INTO DISCUSSION OF MAJOR TOPICS   Whether Austrian or Germar Problems Should Come ' First Main Issue

Second Session  big Four   May Compromise Three-to-One  Split of Austria; Molotov Alone

Compromise Seen On Austria Split Among ‘Big Four’   Priority Over German Problems Is Issue Now Dividing Conference

Big Four Expected To Agree on Split  U. S., Britain Seek Austria Peace First

Compromise On Austrian Split Appears Likely   Big Four Resume Negotiations On Important Treaties.

Molotov Is_ Anxious for Reich Talk   Dispatching of Austrian Matter to Deputies Would Clear Way for  Mein   May Ienore Speech   Rien Mier — medias Wieiintrded     Molotov. - Would’ Give  Critical Talk, Three.  Nations Think

LONDON, Nov. 26.—(AP) —French sources said the foreign ministers council agreed today to place the Austrian treaty at the top of their agenda,

Soviet Anxious To Give Majer  German Speech   Russians Believed To Be Readying Criticism Of British, American Occupation Policies      Marshall Plans N R cat * :  o vecrimination   Secretary Of State Regards Coming Argument As Propagurda Battle, Wants Action

China Facing Soviet ‘Grab’   Sinkiang Province Unrisine Agitated

REDS RENEW UN ACONTROL FIGH   Gromyko Injects Issue Into Big 5 Sub Unit Seaesinn

Heavy Snow Drifts  Isolate 300 Montanans at Babb   Federal and State Equipment and Crews Pressed Into Service in Effort to Reach Marooned Town

 Army Rescue Squadron Of Planes Being Sent To Scene  3 QOO Facing Death In Flood  on

Thousands Of Persons Re. ported Clinging To Treetops, Roofs and Debris

Army Sends Flying Boats To Rescue of Stranded Bolivians   People Clinging to Treetops; Town Is Entirely Submerged

Four Army Flying Boats Begin Mercy Flight to Bolivia  To Aid Rescue Work nn  Perera agers eee   To Aid Rescue Work Where 3,000 Reported Imperiled By Flood

Army Rescue Planes Head For Bolivia  Most Inhabitants Of Town of 8,000  A i et CS Eine

Charleston Pilot in Rescue Plane Heading for Bolivia Flood Scene

Army Sends Reliel Squadron to Help Flooded City  3,000 Persons Said In Danger of Drowning in Bolivia

3,000 Danger  f Drowning   U.S. Army’ Sends Flying Boats To Help Rescue. Ma.  rooned Bolivians. 

3,000 WAIT HELP IN BOLIVIA FLOOD   U. S. Rushes Aid As Water Completely Covers Town

U.S. Rescue Planes Sent lo Bolivia   Upward of 3,000 Persons in Danger Of Drowning

FLOOD PERILS THOUSANDS IN BOLIVIAN CITY   Army Speeds Rescue Squedror Of Flying Boats To Help 3,000 Persons

U. $. Planes Sent To N. Bolivia   Upwards of 3,000 Are Said to Be in Danger Of Drowning in Flood

PPP PE  North Bolivian Town of Trinidad Reported Almost Covered by Flood

Flying Boats Take Off From Florida Base   Thousands Said To Be On Rooftops In Danger Of Drowning

3000 Trapped By Flood In Bolivia; US Sends Planes   Rescue Squad Of Army Catalinas Enroute To Flood-Swept Trinidad

United States Army Rescue Squadron is Dispatched. to Scen   Residents of Trinidad Reported Hanging to TreeTops, Roofs, Debris

Trinidad Is Reported Almost Under Water   Bolivia Makes Urgent  Appeals to Save Flooded Town---L) So Plaree Cant

ARMY RUSHES AID TO BOLIVIA   Sends Flying Boats To Help Rescue 3,000 Tyapped by a Flood

3,000 ARE ENDANGERED BY A FLOOL   Army Planes Sent to Res: cue of Bolivians Report. ed Clinging to Treetops Rooftops and Debris in inundated Town.

Rush Flying-Boats To Flooded Town   Bolivians Clinging to Treetops, Roofs as Flood Waters Still Rising

Flying Boats to Rescue of 3,000 In Flooded Town   Army Sends Unit To N. Bolivia

Rescue Planes Rush Aid To Bolivian City   3,000 Reported in Imminent Danger of Drownina in Flood

Flying Boats Sent fo Rescue Flood Victims   3000 Persons Reported Clinging to Treetops And Roofs in Trinidad In Northern Bolivia

Loan for Aiding Greece, Turkey Drafted as Bill   Measure Scheduled For Introduction in House Late Today

TRUMAN'S AID PLAN INCLUDED IN HOUSE BILL   Administration Hopes for Enactment By March 31

House Readies Greek Loan Bill   Acheson Studies Legislative Outlook for $400,000,000 Middle East Program

The Arabs, Who Get Too Much Money For Their Oil, Plan to Replant the Garden of Eden

FATHER AND HIS SON ARE SLAIN   Kohsas: Grain Operators Shot ‘Te Deoth —.Two Men . “Being ‘Questioned

Two Yanks Make British History, Climb over Buckingham Palace Fence

Two Plain Ex-GI’s Spend the Night  In Buckingham Palace---Grounds

Scotland Yard's Face Is Red!  Ex-Gls Sleep Comfortably Inside Buckingham Palace

Two Ex-Gls Pull Astounding Feat ~ Break In Buckingham Palace Grounds To Sleep

TWO AMERIGAN GIS SCALE WALLS AND PEND NIGHT ON BUCKINGHAM PALACEGROUNDS TO DISMAY OF SCOTLAND YARD.

Guard at Buckingham Palace Fails To Keep Out Two Sleepy Ex-G.I.’:

Ex-Gls Find _ Place To Sleep   Buckingham Palace Yard: Best Place Two Fellows Could Find To Rest

Ex-Gl’s Sleep in Buckingham Puluce Grounds; Scotland Yard Is Pernlexed

Ex-Gls Find Sleeping Quarters in Buckingham Palace Grounds; Scotland Yard Is Embarrassed

Ex-Gls Sleep In Buckingham Palace Grounds — Scotland Yard Astounded

OFFICIALS ‘SET FOR NEW OFFER   Another Compromiae Booked To End Phone Strike.

Federal Authorities Study Means lo Bring Employers And Union Together Again.

PHONE WALKOUT PEACE PLAN MAY HINGE ON OFFER   Government Reported Ready to Write New Compromise Proposal

LOW-FLYING PILOTS TO BE PROSECUTE!   Ohio Police Hear Aviatior Safety Experts

ae Nee eee  MORE TREMORS FELT IN PERL   No Casualties Are Reportec Beyond Saturday’s Fifty Three Dead

THANKSGIVING DAY THURSDAY, NOV. 27   Thursday of This Week Is Holi day and Business Places Close for the Day.

Small, Intense Gale Off Gulf Heading East   . Path. of Disturbance Aimed’ at Miami: Winds Hit 100'm.p.h

Storm Twists Into Florida; Miami Braces  wg   ‘Lowlands Communication And: Highways Are Out

Broadview Woman Wounded by Berserk Indian  Amok Gunman Fires Five Shots In Billings Park

COUNTY MEET OF FEDERATED CLUBS SATU'Y   Program of the Event—at Local. Methodist Church

Tankerand Barge Collide Killing Four Crewmen  Mm was ftéheaoe AA aor   Dozen Other Men Injured When Fire Destroys River Craft

Army Gives No Details Of Mystery   Roswell Air Base Officer  Reporte Object Found _ Last Week by Rancher i Torned Over to Brass

Missile Located at Roswell   A. A. F. Announcement Verifies Flights of Mystery Objects

Tydings May Be Named To Policy Group Of Party   “Young Guard” Would Keep The Republicans From Running Wild.

‘Young Guard’ Body To Fight GOP Formed  By Democrats   First Blow Aimed At Killing Senate War Prebe Group

See First True Test Vote In New Congress... . Demos Plan Haymaker At War-Probing Group

CANTON PEOPLE BUY BERRY’S DRY GOODS-VARIETY   Close Store For Inventory; Plan Announcement New Opening

Veterans Seek Bonus Program In Pennsylvania   Seven Organizations Unite Behind Plan Calling For Maximum Bonus Of $500

First “War Babies” Enter Schools, Taxing Kindergarden Facilities.

UNW 10 CHOOSE VICE-PRESIDENT   Jones and Brother of Lewis Mentioned for Position Today.

JAPAN EXPORT PLAN FORMED   Countries Able To Help Nips Most To Get Goods Made !n Country

Dutch Leader Says War Was  Economic One   Commissioner Says His Countrymen Need  W ealth of Indies

Minimum Salarie: for Teachers Given Approval  Fire Department, Police Bill Approved in House

Minimum Salaries for Teachers Given Approval  Fire Department, Dalian Rell   Fire Department, Police Bill Approved in House

Important Bills To Get Attention   Arkansas Lawmakers Convene for Third Week of 1947 Session.

IP PRODUCTION IS SEEN SHORTLA   Commerce Department Says Progress !s Substantial on Meeting Demand

NFTW May Seek (10 Membership  cal Unions Asked hie rae Camiaa We ek

Good Neighbor Poltey Hatlec   President Aleman Of Mexico Speaks To Session Of Congress Today

Westerners Map Project Battle   Bi-Partisan Group Forms to Object to Reclamation Curtailment

, House Committee To Make Global Economic Survey Named By Martin

OTC Garage Fire Blamed On Arsonist   Oklahoma, City Fire Chief Says Gasoline Was. Poured on Floor, Which Caused Blact

ARSONIST SETS GARAGE BLAZE   Strike-Bound OTC Garage at 0. C. Shaken by Explosion; $35,000 Loss

ELOPERS FREED “AS HOLD ORDER: WAS NOT FORTHCOMING      Chief Explains How Youngsters Were Given Liberty; An nulment: Sought: *

Discuss Pa. Assessment  Equalization   Proposal Part Of Long-Range Education. Plans

Kovacs' Starvation Death Blamed on the Russians:   Nagy's Exposure Threat Led to Red Grab, Ex-Hungarian-Official Charaes

REDS STARVE HUNGARIAN PARTY HEAN   Russians Move Swiftly To  Assure Control

Santa Fe Reopens Raton Route   Wreckage Cleared; Find $300,000 in Jewels

Carge Plane: Plunges to Earth and yar Dayton — Five illed..asd Two .Others Serious: Injured—Plane was on Routine Test Might.

he OHIOANS — DIED IN CRASH   VICTIMS, OF AIR TRAGEDY  NEAR DAYTON ARE IDEN——~--T IFIED -BY-THE-ARMY-

WHITE HOUSE WARY OF PEACE ON COAL HORIZOI   Chief Executive Says Taft-Hartley Proposal Full of Loop-Holes

Ramadier Drafts Subway Workers In Paris Strike   Premier Invokes Old Law to Restore Some Rail Service in City   ONLY 50 EMPLOYES WILL BE RECALLED   Full Operation Said to Require 33,000 Members of Red Union

Ramadier Uses Old Draft: Law to Battle Strikers   Paris Subways Still Closed Despite Willingness of Non-Red Unions to Work

INO INUESI2 Laborities, Management Quiet  During Labor Law’s First Week

Taft Completing Tour Of Nation   Ends Political Journey With Blistering Attack On Democratic Policies

Automobile License Bill Passes House   Measure Combines Property Tax With License Registration

HOUSE ADOPTS AUTO TAX BILL   Senate Will Act Monday On Measure Combining Registration Fee, Taxes

Tax Repeal Bill Passed By Senate   Senators Buchen And Zablocki Help Pass , Measure To Repeal Natural Gas Tax

OKd By Senate, Gas Tax Repeal Sent To Governor   Passed 19 To 12 Afte Bitter Debate; Four Switch Previous Vote

Hottest Issue Of Session OKd By 19-12 Vote   Measure Roughly Debated Since Assembly Passage Two Weeks Aaqo

Demands Halt To Anti-Greek  Activities   Warren &. Adstin, Chief U. S. Delegate Trelis Security Council Blunt Facts In Tough Law puagpe

Balkan Tension Must Be Ended, Austin Asserts  Urges Use Of U.N. Earca If Naraccary

Satellites Held To Blame For Greece Discord   ga UN May Be Asked To Use Force To Halt Meddling

U. 3. ASKS USE OF U. N. FORCE TO AID GREECE   America Accuses Soviet Satellites Of AntiGreek Activities

Force Urged To Aid Greek   U. N. Protection Agains: Balkan Nations Sought

United States Declares Willingness To Use Force in Clearing Up Balkans

Austin Tells Security Council U. S. Means te Stop Anti-Greek Activities; By Peaceful Means Preferably.

Use of Force to Halt Anti-Greek Activities . May Become Necessary   Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania Are Accused of Violating Integrity, Independence of Greece

RAIDS ON GREECE HIT BY AUSTIN   SAYS U. N. MUST USE FORCE, IF NECESSARY, TO HALT BORDER TENSION. _

BALKAN PEACE      Seeks Immediate U. N. Ac tion to Halt Disorders Along Greek Border

SPEEDY SESSION OF LEGISLATURE JS ANTICIPATED   Governor Will Deliver Mes sage To Both Houses This Afternoon   » FIGHT FOR REPEAL OF SALES TAX DOOMED

Leaders of CIO And AFL In Merger Talks   Big Issue Is Whether To Consolidate First Or Beat Down Proposed Restrictions, Then Merge

AFL And CIO ° Leaders Talk _ About Merging   Discuss Consolidation While Congress Debates New Restrictions On Unions

AFL and CIO Ge Together   Rival Leaders Meet to Consider Merger of Groups

Consolidation into One Labor Group with over 13,500,000 Members Is Being Considered.     ‘LITTLE OPTIMISM HELD FOR AGREEMENT

AFL, ClO LEADERS MEET AT CAPITAL TO TALK MERGER   TOUGH LABOR BIL!_S IN CONGRESS SPUR DESIRE FOR UNITY

Conference On In Washington   Two Groups Meet For First Time In Four Years

LABOR LEADERS MEET TO SCAN MERGER PLANS   AFL, ClO Parley Brings Together John L. Lewis and Philip Murray

Building Strike Flares in Three Eastern States   Ford Announces Ready To Start Negotiations With UAW Next Monday

MERGER OF 2 ORGANIZATIONS IS CONSIDERED   Lewis and Murray, Former Associates Who Split, Meet

C10. Officials Meet With A.F.L,; Consider Merger   Meeting Under Way As Congress Mulls Anti-union Bills

Merger Talk Is Heard In Washington   Congress Debates Imposing Further Restrictions

Leaders Of AFL And CIO Start Talks On Merger  13,500,000 Men Affected If Two Unions Consolidate

Talk Labor Merger   AFL and‘CIO Leaders Meet’ in Washington Today; Wide Gap to Bridge Before Uniting

Excessive Finance Charges to Have Prominent Place Among 50 Subjects Coverec: in Dewey Legislative Talk

Excessive Finance Charges To Be Halted By Dewey   Governor’s Office Has Received Complaints of High Interest Rates

Thompson Ruled Legal Governor By High Tribunal   Justices, in 5-2 Vote, Declare Action of Assembly Is Invalid

TALMADGE 15 QUSTED BY GA, SUPREME COURT   Rules Thompson Is Legal Governor, Vote Was 5B To 2

SUPREME BENCH RULES THOMPSON LEGAL GOVERNOR   Georgia Tribunal Denies Legislature Had Right to  Rinrmoa Evarntiva

TALMADGE LOSES HIS FIGHT FOR GOVERNORSHIF   Court Holds Election by Legislature Illegal.

Court Awards Georgia Chair To Thompson   Supreme Tribunal Directs Talmadge’s Ouster as Governor

GEORGIA STATE SUPREME COURT O.K.S THOMPSON   Herma Talmadge Is  Ordered Ousted by , 5 to 2 Vote

Talmadge Ousted By Supreme Court   Lt. Gov. M. E. Thompson Is Ruled Legal  Governor Of Georgia: Talmadge To Vacate

SIX KILLED IN UPRISING   PARAGUAYAN REVOLT IS QUASHED AFTER GUN BATTLE FRIDAY ~

Thompson To Ask Georgia Office Of Talmadge Today   Latter Declares He Will Not Yield To Force, Pins Faith On Courts

Office Fight In Georgia Near Climax   Thompson Plans To Demand. . Talmadae Get Out

Oil Industry Plans Drive To Conserve Fuel   PROBLEM OF SUPPLY IS BIG ONE FOR NATION

PLAN NO EARLY RATIONING FOR FUEL SUPPLIES   2etroleum Industry Hopes Voluntary Program Of Conservation Will Cut Fuel Oil Consumption By Ten Per Cent.

Oil Industry Prepares Voluntary Program To Relieve Fuel Shortage

Faulty Brakes Cost  Driver $50 Fine, 10  Day Jail Term Gilbert Bax Granted  Stay on Sentence; One Case Continued

UNION STORES — FIGHT RISING PRICES   Chester Bowles Recalls Boycotts Successful 25 Years Ago

FOOD BUDGET ITEMS STILL GOING HIGHER   CHAIN PHONE CALLS URGE CONSUMERS TO SHUN BUTTER

Consumers Evidencing Opposition : ToHighPrice:  Situation Stirring ‘“"twre ¥..lrti‘(i‘_iéOC;!WU Ulf gt   Situation Stirring Widespread Action But Continued Increases Noted

FOOD BUYERS STRIKE BEGUM   Women Open Chain ’Phone Call Drive in Effort To Check Rising Prices

WAR ON PRICES GAINS FAVOR; ACTION SOUGHT   Senator Urges Congress Be Called Into Session; Chain Boycotts Spread

BUYERS’ STRIKES DEVELOP AS FOODS CLIMB IN MARKETS   Two Women in Different Cit“jes Inangurate Chaiv-Telephone- Call Protest Against Costs.   TWO.C. 1. O. LOCALS OPEN GROCERY STORES   Meantime Hogs Reach Ree. ord High and Butter, Eggs and Sugar Rise—Grains Lose- Ground.

New Weapons Thrown Into Price Battle   Several Items Continue Upward

BUYER STRIKE WILL CONTROL MEAT PRICES   Chain-Telephone Calls Are Being Used by Many Angry Housewive:

Ohio and Illinois Women Starting Phone Campaign   Hogs Sell for $30.50 at Chicago; Corn to $3 at Omaha

Food Prices Still Rising: Seek Remedy   Europe Making New Demands For Food As Home Costs Soar

Turner Names Free Textbook Board   First Meeting of New Committee Sept. 27

GOLDE : FAMOUS RIVER PACKET SINKS   Passengers and Crew Removed After Ship Runs Aground

TAX OPPOSEL   Merchants, Labor Leaders Urge Corporate Income  Hike to Meet Needs

Mental Hospital Director Named  Dr. Charles C. Grave: Selected for Post

STATE MENTAL CHIEF CHOSEN   Dr. Cheaiies C. Graves, Jr. Selected by Board

HOUSE READY T0 ACTON  BONUS BILL   Payments: Should Be Started. by Late Spring.

STATE EXPECTS TO HAVE BONUS READY FOR MAY   Legislature Acting Fast to Pave Way for Payment

Telephone Service in Illinois Normal in Most Bell Areas   31 Communities Listed in Which Operators Stay Away From Boards

REDS LOSE TWO CHINESE TOWNS   Government .Forces Clamping Vise on Shensi Region; 2,000 Fatalities

-Report Men‘s Pants Will Go Higher Just Propaganda From a Woman’s Clothing Outfit

CHANGES IN MEN’S FASHIONS NOT SO SPECTACULAR AS WOMEN’S YET DO COME—BUT NOT SHORT PANTS

Shorter Pants: for Men  Rumor Traced to, Source  Came: From Outfit Specializing in: ee a BO Lak. Ci... hd le OL. Poe

Charges Are Filed Against Young Bandit   Desperado Tells How One Bullet Nicked His Chin

Yugoslavia Post Given to Cannon   Becomes U.S. Envoy; Other Appointments

Truman Names Cannon Envoy To Yugoslavia   Stanton Griffis Succeed: Arthur Btiss Eae As Ambassador To Poland

NOMINATE ENVOY TO YUGOSLAVIA   Cannon of Utah Picked  ‘be LiimanterPasthon

NEW BELGRADE ENVOY CHOSEN   C. W. Cannon Nominatec By President Truman

WHITE HOUSE NAMES ENVOYS   “List Includes Cavendish Cannon As Yugoslavia Ambassador

Taft Appeal Is Meager   Foreign Affairs Speech At Tacoma Does Little To Add to Political  Chances in Northwest

Taft Wants U. N. ‘Without Russia’   Ohioan Praises Sen. Vandenberg

VANDENBERG PLAN GACKED BY SEN, TAFT   Ohio Senator Proposes United Nations Perfection Without Russia.

Favors ‘Vandenberg Plan for America to Follow in Germany Dealings

Taft Talk Gains Little Support In Northwest.  Middle of Road Attitude Taken By Senate Leader

TAFT BACKS UNO WITHOUT SOVIET   Scattered Support Seen Ir  West For G. 0. P. Leader

SUGGEST NEW UN WITHOUT RUSSIA   TAFT GIVEN LITTLE CHANCE TO CAPTURE WESTERN DELEGATES

Taft Envision: U.N. Without  Soviet Union   Washington, Oregor Support for Ohioan Held Scattered

TAFT BACKS U.N, WITHOUT RUSSIA      Ohioan Given Little Chance  In Oregon, Washington

Give Taft Outside Chance at Support  On Western Coast U.N. Be Perfected Without Russia, Solon Suggests

Taft Strength’ In West Areas Seen As Light   GOP Leaders Say Senator Has Little Chance Of Major Support For Candidacy Bid

Leaders of Two States Indicate Dewey Is Top Man; Tree ‘Already Filled’

2 STATES GIVE TAFT DIM HOPE   Washington, Oregon See Lit tle Chance for Ohioan To  Capture Deiegates.

2 WEST STATES REJECT TAFT   Chance of Washington and Oregon Support Slim

Tatt Given Only ‘Outside Chance’ Of Support in Washington, Oregon

t i  Taft Running Far Behind Dewey ‘In Northwest. Despite His Tour -

Taft for UN Without Reds   Given Only Outside Chance of Much Support In Two States 

Wash. And Ore. Not Taft States  Leaders Say He Has Only Outside Chance

Taft’s Chances Not So Bright   Senator Declares For U.N. Without  Russia.

MISSING GIRL, 46, FEARED KIDNAPED   Vanishes on Way Home from Football Game; ‘Strange Car’ Hunted.

NEW WARNING IS GIVEN TO RUSSIA ee   ‘Ambassador Says — Hatred Propaganda Must Cease

Return Controls Over Newsprint, Witness Urges  Said Necessary To Save Small Panere

Speaker Martin Predicts Adoption By At Least Two To One Margin  i= 2eurr 3 YF   Measure Would Ban Closed Shop   Thomas Calls Upon JusAice Department To Prosecute Wallace

REDS GET ARTILLERY SHELLS , Chinese Communists Are Blamec For Attack Against U.$. Marines

9 U. S. MARINES SLAIN IN CHINA   16 Yanks: Wounded When Communists Raid Military Depot at Tientsin

5 U.S. Marines Die, 16 Hurt: In Chinese Raid   Raiders Blew Up North ‘China Depot; Reds’ In juries Heavy.

RED RAID KILLS 5 U.S, MARINES   Chinese Communists Out After Ammunition; Many Woundca

CHINESE REDS SLAY 5 YANKS   16 U. S. Marines Wounded  In Communist Raid

Hurricane Busters Await Opportunity . . . Weather Scientists, Navy Planning Dry Ice Stab at Heart to Bleed Next Tropical Storm

CONGREGATION MAY.TALK BACK ©.   Debate From Pews at Church Service

Pastor Offers New Type Church Service, Conaregation Can Arque with Minister

LILIENTHAL’S FATE UPTO VANDENBERG   Latter Holds Balance of Power -On Confirmation

»  Senate Head Will Have Decisive Role  Nomination Approval ~ Tacitly Given by ' Secretary Forrestal

VANDENBERG TO DEGIDE ISSUE   LILIENTHAL'S FATE IN HANDS OF MICHIGAN SENATOR

French Troops Extend Control In Indo-China   Linkup Nearing Of Forces From Hanoi, Haiduong

Seizure Powers Being Checked   President Not So Sure He Wants To Take Over Telephone Industry Even If Legal

DISTILLERS OF BRITAIN MAY NOT SHUT DOWN   Claim U. S. Grain Bins  Are Overstocked

Liquor Flow To Continue In Scotland   Canny Folk Have No Plan ’ To Emulate Shutdown Of U. S. Distilleries

NoHalton Production of Scotch Whisky   British say Circumstances ’ Are: Different

Rockford Lifer Gets New Trial   Supreme Court Holds Rights Violated in 1995 Convicton

Big 9 Teams Feature Football Card; Mountaineers Overwhelm NYU, 40-0

Final FOOTBALL Scores   Midwest Teams Lead Nation’s Grid Machines   iTiinois, Michigan. Show Way As Midwest Gains. Prestige; Badgers ' Upset Bulldogs ©

Charleston Said New Deal Mecca  Point To Proposed State Expenditures

W. Va. Budget Rise Counter. ToU.S. Trend   State C. of C. Calls” Charleston ‘Mecca For New Dealers’:

GROMYKO RAISES ISSUE AGAIN IN CLASH WITH U.S.   DECLARES THEY MUST BE OUTLAWED BEFORE ANY CONTROL IS SET

Story of the F.B.1. Told to Forum - Audience at High School Wednesday

STORY OF F.B.L. TOLD BY SPEAKER   They’re Experts Shots, But Rarely Use Their .  Firearms

New York Bans Private Autos From Streets      DRASTIC MEASURES ARE TAKEN IN STORM AREA

Claim VA Holding Surplus Payments  Ask Accounting of Accumulated Funds

Gl Insurance Surplus Questioned   Congressmen Ask VA To Exr'ain Why “Kitty” Being Held

Mystery Brewing In Gl Insurance Funds Piling Up   Nearly Two Billion Is Reported Surplus in VA Treasury

Atomic Power Development Plan Favored   Security Council Approves American Proposal

Recognized By Amarillo Man :  Reward Of $5,000 bd Roan OffSecad -

CHINESE PLAN MAJOR. CLASH   NATIONALIST ARMIES AND RED FORCES PREPARE FOR ALL-OUT BATTLES IN MOUNTAING .

Would Recall Tariff Cuts In Some Cases   Both Senators Predict Pres ident Truman Will Give Plan “Serious Consideration”   Aim To Safeguard Nation’s Industry   Some GOP Senators Want To Kill Reciprocal Tradé Pacts; Pillar Of Foreign Policy

Congressmen Ask Protection Of U. S. Tariffs  Recall Clause Would Allow Changes To Benefit Industry

TARIFF RECALL PLAN PROPOSED   Compromise Would Guard ‘mperiled’ Industry 

MARSHALL TELLS OF "SORE SPOTS'   Secretary Makes Report To Foreign Affairs © ' Committee -

Marshall Says Pact To Disarm Germany Alive   Secretary Talks Over ‘Sore Spots’ With Committeemen

Marshall Discloses  Optimistic View  Regarding Peace Secretary Says Chance  Of New Fighting Appears Quite Remote

Control Would Be Ended Next December 31st   Bill to Increase Rents 10 Percent Now Wins Approval

Bill ToEnd Rent Controls At Year End Gains   ¥ Measure Would Increase Rents 10 Per Cent Now

EVICTION ‘UP: TO COURTS +. tk “Senate: Group: Ballots. 3-2 To Hike: Rent 10% Now

Sub-Committee OK’s Measure To Raise Rents 10 Percent, End OPA Rent Controls Dee. 31

MARSHALL TO TELL NATION OF DIFFICULTIES“AT MOSCOW WHEN HE SPEAKS MONDAY NIGHT   By JOHN A, REICHMANN International News Service

Await Report As Marshall Lands In U.S.   Envoy Meets Leaders Sunday Night; Talks On Air Sunday 8:29

Draft Final Clauses for Defense Pact   Calis for Vast Security Zone From Pole to Pole

19 REPUBLICS AGREE ON TREATY   Argentina Yields To Majority at Brazil Conference

19 Americas Pledged To Defend Each Other  Republic stok ight it Jotutlyt lo »Dietensl Awnbinf§a Awta , a.

Argentina Yields, Paving Way for - Solidarity Pact   Final Treaty Drafts Are in Making Uniting 19 American Republics   FLEDGED TO DEFEND BIG SECURITY ZONE   Signing of Agreement Will Wait Arrival of Presi dent Truman

Solidarity On Treaty Scope Assures Signing By Monday At Latest   Argentina’s Concession To Overwhelming Majority Makes It Possible To Complete Conference’s Working Phase By This Evening.

Bill Goes Back to House For Action on Amendment Exempting Railway Workers

DeCaulle’s Party Trails In French  Town Elections   Strike Threats and Cabinet Crisis Overshadows Small Town Election Results.

FRANCE FAI CABINET unisi$   Radical Socialists Out In Front; New Strike Wave Threatened

FORMER ‘TOUGH’ M.P, SOUGHT IN BLACK DAHLIA MYSTERY   POLICE WANT TO QuUIz MAN CALLED “TERROR OF WHISKEY ROW” IN SANTA MARIA

Police Hunt Burly M. P. in Slaying of “Black Dahlia”   ~ "So Tough He Once Casually Tore Handful: Of Hair From Another Soldier's: Head"

Report Stresses Work Of Voiture   40 and 8 Members Are Outstanding Legion Workers

COLONEL MURRAY — GIVEN 10 YEARS   OFFICER CONVICTED OF MISAPPROPRIATING DIAMONDS FROM BANK OF JAPAN.

Officer Is Guilty of Taking Japanese Jewels  Gets 10-Year Term and Dismissed From the Service

B29 Fleet Demonstrates _ Accessibility of Nation's - Big Cities in Air Warfare

France Planning fo Publish  Facts on Meeting  Publication Will   Constitute  - Raply to Russia

State Emergency Rent Law Signed   Dewey Continues State’s Power to Fix Ceilmgs

CANADIANS BACK ‘DOCTRINE’ AFTER TRUMAN SPEECH   King Endorses Cooperation On President’s Plan

Presidént, In Ottawa, Calls for Closer Ties   _Joint Development of St. Lawrence Waterwav. Power Setup Advocated

TRUMAN GIVEN BIG RECEPTION BY PARLIAMENT   Chief Executive Calls for Support of Doctrine to Protect Weak.

Prime Minister Endorses Plans For Cooperation   President Speaks In House Of Commons

 Raise Colleae Pav   Assembly Still Meeting On Last-Minute Bills

Exposure Of Traders In Doubt  Martin Hopeful House Will Act,  Baie Pack le nn

Commodity List Request Before House for Action   Some Fear Decision May Be Postponed Until Next Month

NaturalBeauty ofRefuge Preserved by University   (Editor's Note: This is one of a series of Sunday articles about places worth knowing in Madison.)

FURNITURE STORE IN NEW LOCATION WITH NEW STOCK   Casey Firm Now ' Has Store Compare  With Most Modern

FURNITURE STORE IN NEW LOCATION WITH NEW STOCK  Casey Firm Now Has Store Compare

Virginians To Go To Polls Today  GOP Expects Double Its Assembly Seats

leportation fFormerRed   Rep. Thomas Charges Laxity le Eisler Coase

U.S. Charged With ‘Laxily In Kisler Case  Congress Committee  May Ask Ousting

ASSAILS STATE DEPT. FOR ITS EISLER ACTION   Rep. Thomas Would Request Justice Dept. To Bring Deporfation Steps

State Department Declared Lax In Eisler Case  House Committee Ha: Finished Hearing; Deportation Expected

Thomas Hits State - Department as Lax In Probe of Eisler   To Request Deportation _ of German-Born Film Sons-Writer

Legislative Spending At Record Top   1947 State Legislature Broke All Records For Spending By Whopping Big Margin

Here Is Sessior of Legislature in Review   (Editor’s Note: The following is a review of the 1947 legislative session.)

PLANE WITH 90 PERSONS ABOARD 8 HOURS OVERDUE   Craft Believed to Have Hit Peak on Flight From Bar ranquilla to Bogota, Colombia.   PILOT AND CO-PILOT AMERICAN CITIZENS   Searching Parties Set Out, but Are Not Expected to Reach Scene of Accident Until Today.

Plane With 50 Aboard Overdue   Fear Craft Struck Peak In Colombia

OFFICIALLY HOOVER DAY   President Sizris Bill Renaming Boulder Dam

CHANGES DAM TO NAME OF HOOVER   Boulder Dam Back to Old Title by Signature of President Truman.

PRINCETON MINERS CONTINUE BATTLES TO PUT QUT FIRES   West-Main Shaft of King Company Mine Will Be Scaled off; May Require full Month.   ‘ONLY ONE WORKER IS HURT IN BLAST

Veterans Vie For Seat In Congress   Michigan’s 11th District Votes

‘Three Last Surviving Members Of Minnesota G. A.R. Decide To Disband

Byrd Antarctic Expedition Has Third Tragedy   Helicopter Lost In Crash At Sea

GERMANS ATTACK 2 MORE U. S. SOLDIERS   Attacks Occur in Sector Held by Americans

SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE Te APPROVE BILL.   GOP Senators Are Cheered By House Vote

Senate Gets House-OK’d Tax Cut Bill   Committee Vote Gains Two, Lower Chamber Ballot Is 302 to 112

Tax Reduction Vote Increased   House Passes New Tax Re. duction Bill By 302-112 Vote—Measure In Senate

SENATE GROUP SPEEDS ACTION ON TAX BILL   Committee Approves Comeback Measure by 10-3 Vote

YOTE WAS 26 MORE THAN NEEDED TO OVERRIDE VETO—SENATE . ACTION AWAITED

WIND HITS CASSODAY      Small Buildings Are Blown Down High School is Damaged

Floridans, English Rally to Aid War Bride Held i in Mate’s Death

Nobody Gets Chair Tipped Over, Nor FeintsAFaint Fun-Loving Congress Rules Committee Has Lost ‘Zing’

SAY MARSHALL DETERMINED ON U. 5. OFFENSIVE  FA FPAITAIAGLE PRATIALIT   DECISION FRAUGHT WITH COMPLICATIONS IN BIG 4 SESSIONS

Marshall Charges Nazis Allowed To Join ‘Red’ Party   Soviet Denazification Policy in Germany Is Seored by Secretary

UNIFICATIO OF GERMAN ZONES ASKED   Marshall Tells Moscow Parley of U. S. Achievement:

MISTRUST. AMONG ALLIES DEPLORED BY US. SECRETARY   Statesmen of World Await Moscow Reaction to .  Donwitbasctts Bice 8

Marshall Raps Red Tactics In Denazification   Criticizes Political Aspects Of Program In Soviet Zone Of Germany.

Asks If Reds Accept Nazis   Initiates a Policy of Diplomatic Offensive

MARSHALL HITS RUSSIAN USE OF DENAZIFICATION   Says Reports Received of Active Nazis ‘Cleared by Joining Red Party

Marshall Beats Reds To the Punch   Kveads Ihree-lage Statement Relating Denazification Work . Being Done in US Zone

Marshall Hits Denazification Policy of Reds   Cites Reports Nazis Are Set Free Upon Toinina Communisis.

Soviet Policy In Germany Is  Under Attack   Secretary Marshall Tells For. eign Ministers U. S.-is Disturbed by Reports of Ex-

Unity Pact ls Proposed by Marshall   Secretary Questions Clearing of Nazis in Russian Zones

Unity of Action ls Advocated at Moscow Parley   Marshall ‘Disturbed’ By Reports From Soviet Zone of Reich

Big 4 Argue Policies in Reich Zones   Marshall “Disturbed” a Denazification Tales Of Russian Area.

SEC. MARSHALL BEFORE FOREIGN MINISTERS TODAY   The United States Secretary of State Spoke On Denazification.   DISTURBED BY REPORTS   Read a Three Page Statement 12,000,000 Persons Investigated.

Trade Jabs On Nazi _ Policy   ‘Marshall Asks Uniform Law on Denazification After Exchange of Accusations With Reds

PLANS TO BRING UNIFICATION OF GERMANY FADE   More Dynamic Stand Seen By U. S.; Recall Of Red Envoys Speculated

Marshall Says Nazis Who Go Red Are Freed   US, Disturbed by Reports from Soviet Zone Inside Germany

Marshall Places  Foreign Policy  On Aggressive Big Issue At  Macenu Pp. vlaw

Marshall Says U. S. Opposed To That Set-up   Recommends Adoption of Uniform Laws For Denazification

New Charge Is Issued By Marshall   Unification of Program For Denazificaticn Is Proposed by Secretary At Moscow Conference

Nazis Are Going Free, Is Charge   Former ‘Active~ Nazis Cleared When They Joined Communists, Secretary Is Told

Let Nazis in Red Lone Free lf They Join Communists  Marshall Reports On Varied Efforts At Denazification

GEN. MARSHALL DISTURBED BY RED NAZI MOVE   Secretary Cites Reports 0: Clearance Of Germans By Joining Communists

Marshall Hails U. $. Record on Denazification   Tells Big. Four U: S. ‘Disturbed’ by Reports From. Russian Zone

Marshall Proposes 4-Power ‘Action to Denazify Germany   Mescow Radio Questions Why He Didnt Mention Hifferites at Large in U.S. Zone

‘Marshall Explains US Policy   Reports That Nazis May be Cleared by Being Communists Disturbing, he State:

Marshall Says Soviet Practice  Disturbing U.S.   Charges Vormer Active Nazis Are Being Cleared By Joining Communist Party

Marshall Asks Uniform Plan  To Bar Nazis      Lack Of Uniformity He Says Leads To Distrust Among Occupying Powers

OUTLOOK DULI FOR UNIFIED GERMANY   U. S. Is Likely To Go Along With Present Split   Determined Henceforth To Keep American Foreign Policy On Offensive

MARSHALL CHARGES SHIFT POSSIBLE.IN SOVIET GERMAN ARE:  U. §. SECRETARY OPENS DENAZIFICATION TALKS IN MINISTERS’ PARLEY

Secretary of State Marshall Reported To Be Determined To Keep U. S. Foreign Policy on Offensive.   SOVIET REACTION TO TRUMAN TALK AWAITED

Marshall Raps Soviets on Nazi Policies   Former Party Members Said Cleared by Joining Communists

Marshall Reports On American Zone Denazification, Urges Uniform Denazifying Methods   Bevin Says 40 High Nazis Hold Important Places In Soviet German Zone; Molotov Critical Of Way Work Has Been Handled In Three Western Zones

Russian Reaction To Talk Awaited   Unification For the Germans Pales After Speech

‘Worst Storm In Years Hits  Eastern Coast   New York. Virginia. Mass sauchuseits Among Stateq Tae The

27 Deaths Attribnied io Storm; Virginia County Reports 27 Inches of Snow

Most Severe Winter Disturbance In Recent Years Slows Up Business Throughout East—Highways Blocked And Industry Hampered—Over-Exertion And Traffic Accidents Account For Most Of Fatalities Attributed To Weather Conditions

Snowstorm in Kast. Re port 3t Are Dead   Closing Schools, Snarling Traffic, Slowing Business

Three Persons Die as Result Of Snowstorm   Schools Closed in East, Traffic Snarled _ And Business and Industry Slowed

Schools Closed, Traffic Snarled By Record Fall   Depths Up to 19 Inches Reported from Maine to N. Carolina

THREE DEATHS RESULT FROM COLD IN EAST   Heeviest Snowstorm in Years Invades New York, Other Biq Cities

Highways, Business and In- dustry Affected in Several _ Places — Virginia Has 27 : Inch Blanket.   ACCIDENTS, HEART ATTACKS REPORTED

HEAVY STORMS RIP EAST: MORE THAN SCORE DIE   Schools Closed, Roads Blocked; Extreme Cold Follows

snowstorms In East Kill 31   Schools Close; Highways Are Blocked,Business Slows Down; 10,000 ‘Troopers’ Put to Work in N.Y. Clearing Streets.

Raging Blizzard Snarls Eastern States: at Least 77 Persons Die   Snow Reaches Depth of 27 Inches in Virginia And Keeps Falling; Schools Closed, Highways Blocked, Business and Industry Slowed Down

SNOW PILING UP IN NEW ENGLAND   31 PERSONS DIE IN WORST SNOWSTORM REPORTED IN YEARS

PERSONS DIED IN A SNOWSTORM   Reached a Depth of 27 Inche: In Virginia—and Kept Falling.   SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED   Highways Were Snowbound and Business Was Slowed Down.

SOME SECTIONS ‘DIG OUT FROM 20-INCH DEPTH   3 Deaths Linked To Storm; Many Schools Closed, Industry Curtailed

26 Perish in East’s Worst Snow of Year   Traffic Is Snarled, Business at Virtual Standstill Along Coast

31 Persons Dead as Freezing Wind Blast Eastern Portion of Nation

Bad Weather Claims )7 Lives   Heavy Snow Reported In Virginia; More Cold Predicted

Heaviest Snowstorm !n Years Strikes East; 19 Inches Fall In Virginia

Snowstorm Leaves 31 Dead in Eust   Highways and Schools Are Closed and ‘Andustry Jmocired

Blanket Reaches Depth of 4 Feet In Some Areas; Schools Closed, Transportation And Business Disrupted By Unusual Fall

Eastern States Victim Of Heaviest Snow In  Years: Toll of Dead 31

Schools Close,  Traffic Is Tied Up in Wide Area  D...'*.... _ sg   Business and Industry Slow Down

East’s Heavy Snow Brings  Death to 15   Schools Closed, Highways Blocked as Storm Hits  . Atlantic Seaboard; Cold Grips Middle West

Three Are Dead In Heavy Snows Gripping East  Industry Slowed, Traffic Snarled As Se EERE  TSgpee eS eiaam a ig ae

SNOWSTORM IN EASTERN STATES   27 Deaths Reported; Viroinia Has 27 TInchpe

Virginia Has Heaviest Fall Of 27 Inches   Highways Snowbound as Fall Continues; Business And Industry Slows Dow

27 ARE DEAD AS RESULT OF CREAT STORM   Snowfall of 27 Inches in Virginia; Nearly Foot in N. Y

Virginia Area Has 27-inch Blanket   Some Schools Closed: Affected Sections Struggle To Maintain Business As Usual

East Having Worst Snow  Storm of Year  Washington and New York Hit: Manv Schools Close

Snow Is 27 Inches Deep  In Virginia   Seaboard Blanketed by Its Severest Storm In Recent Years.

Virginia GOP Eyes Tuck’s Plans  Urges Revision Of State Constitution

AGED MOTHER. SEES CHILD BEATIFIED   Chur ch Honors Halian Girl  Slain in 1907

Further Drop In Corn Yield ‘Is Indicated   Crop Is Estimated At 2, 437.000,000 Bushels; Is Far Below 1946 Recore Crop And Goal For 1947

BOARD REFUSES TO HEAR PLEAS FOR ELECTIONS   Lewis, Murray Seek Ruling by Court On Labor Act

PRINTERS AIR LABOR POLICY   Consider Resolution Defining Action Under -New Federal Law,

Millions. of. Dollars of: Damage Left in -. Poth-of Furious: Storm: through Florida

Tropical Storm Veers Northwestward after Sweeping into Gulf   West Coasf Ready for High Winds Which Swept Eastern Resorts Leaving Behind High Property Damage; Refugees Returning to Homes

HUGE PROPERTY LOSS IN SOUTH FLORIDA: 2 DEAD   Damage In Millions; Storm’s Intensity Wnabated In Shift

Heads For Pensacola Area With Undiminished Intensity; Will Hit Northwest Coast Sometime Tonight   MUCH DAMAGE IS LEFT IN ITS WAKE

TROPICAL HURRICANE CAUSES MILLIONS OF DOLLARS DAMAGE   Widespread Looting Under Way in Miam As Northwest Florida Gets Set for Blow

2 Dead, Millions Loss In Miami And Vicinity; Heads For Pensacola   Worst Tropical Hurricane In Decade Threatens To Sweep Gulf Coats After Spreading Destruction In Southern Section.

Hurricane Moves Northward With Mounting Fur   Due to Strike PensacolaApalachiccla Area Some Time Tonight   MIAMI IS LOOTED IN WAKE OF STORM   Millions of Dollars Worth Of Damage Caused in. South of State

SWINCS THRU GULF TOWARD RESORT AREA   Miami and Palm Beach Sections  Are Hit Hard

Its Intensity Is Reported Undiminished   Two Dead; Crop, Property Damage Runs Into Millions

HURRICANE HITS WEST COAST AFTER CAUSING MILLIONS IN DAMAGE TO RESORT REGIONS

FRANGE AVERTS RAILWAY STRIKE   Widespread Unrest In Labor Ranks Stirred Up By Communists

STRIKE IS AVERTED   French Government Decides Not io Negotiate With Werkers

Broaddus Sets Fash Senfence At Five Years   - Hennessey Banker Pleads Guilty Embezzlement of $107,528 From Bonk; No Fine Assessed by Court

FIVE YEARS FOR $107,000 GRAB   Hennessey Banker Given Federal Prison Term, but No Fine for Theft

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TRUCKING CRISIS ENDS IN BRITAIN   Major Victory Claimec By Strikers; Larders Bare In London

BRITAIN’S TRUCK STRIKE CALLED OFF   WORKERS TO RETURN TO JOBS TODAY, ENDING SERIOUS DOMESTIC CRISIS,

Ideoloatcal War   Mrs. Roosevelt Hints Russian Leaders Whistling in Dark

Plan to Reduce Defense Budget Brings Protests  Navy Asserts Slash Would Immobilize Maior Part of Fleets

HOMES READY TUESDAY FOR SIX VETERANS   Other South Ninth Units to Be Rushed to Completion

SIX VETERANS   Other South Ninth Units to Be Rushed to Completion

CATHOLIC GROUP QUITS PROTEST   Anti- Negro Squabble Ends In St. Louis

Britain Moves To Halt Record Polio Outbreak   1,472 Cases Reported With Peak Believed Still Weeks Ahead

Bill to Trim Peers  Powers Faces Figh Churchill Trying To Unseat Government

Work on Plans To Revise Bill  Aimed at Trimming   Aimed at Trimming Powers of Lords

Labor Regimé* Seeks To Slice  Lords’ Powers   Conservatives Work Ox  ‘Plan to Rev ise Govern * ment’s Bill to-Cut Down -Peers’ Authority “

WOULD CURB LORDS   Commons Considers P 1 to Change Membership is

BRITISH LORDS’ FUTURE STUDIED   Rearganization Of House Gets: Under Way

“HITS MIDWEST   Colder Weather Forecast As Frigid Air Moves In From Canada

New Problem Puzzles Navy-How Many Guns to Salute Defense Secretary

Sen. Chadick Is Acting Chief Executive  - Governor Jester Is Boomed To Take O’Daniel’s Place

FER WIDE RIETY OF IRGAINS   ankly Admit Bid Attract More wppers to City

MORNING EDITIONS ARE PUT OUT DESPITE STRIKE OF THE UNION ’ THERE

Hunt Offered Job In Ethiopia Now  Shewnae School Men Asked to Be Assistant

Le LeGue rdia To Head Fair.Rent Committee . _ Drive By Real Estate Lobby ~“ ToBreak Rent Ceilinas Hx

LaGuardia To Head Fair Rent Committee  - Drive By Real Estate Lobby To Break Rent Ceilinas Hit

See US Drive To Set Up An Exchange Rate For The Yen   Followup To Japan Trade Decision

Misunderstanding in Prospect  Farmers Shake Their Heads Over Soaring Wheat; See Little Profit for Themselves: Fear Overall Economic Effect of Rise

4 Killed, 142 Hurt in Haifa Gang Bombing   Police Station Wrecke¢ By Terrific Blast In Small Ante

HAIFA EXPLOSION KILLS 5 HURTS 72   Terrific Blast Rocks Police Station; Fire Spreads to Other Buildings

BOMB KILLS 4 IN PALESTINE   Many Others Injured When Bomb Wrecks Police  Station in Haifa

Four Killed, 142 Hurt in Explosion  Police Station in Haifa Levelled

FIVE DEAD, 72 HURT IN BLAST   Stern Gang_Believed To Have Caused Bombing In Jerusalem

Four Killed, 142 Hurt in Explosion   Police Station in Haifa Levelled by Terrific Blast

Four Killed by New Explosion  In Palestine  62 Are Injured When Haifa Police Station

Four Are Killed And Many Hurt in Haifa Blast  Police Station Blown Up And Fires Started

PARKED CAR ‘EXPLODES’ .  Bomb Razes Police Station In Haifa, Kills 5, Hurts 72°

RUSSIA’S FAILURE TO PAY ISPROTESTED,   Seviets Aceused Of Confiscatin> 7.066 Tens Of Standard Oil Equipment

Protests Russia's Failure to Pay  American Property Teleon by Soviets

GOVT SHIFTS HOUSING INTO  BUILDERS: LAF   Controls Eased and Industry Given Red Light to End. Shortage.

Housing Job  To Industry U. S. Gives Notice 01 Responsibility Shift

Responsibility in Housing Shifted  Sharp Criticism of Controls Voiced

Housing Program Policy Stated  Responsibility Is Shifted To Industry

IN JUDGESHIP WRANGLE  Wilson Says He'll Not Retire Unless Dooley Confirmed Soon

RECLAMATION ACT AMENDMENT. BEING READIED FOR VOTE    Hearings Brought to: End Bu Committeemen Sull- of  Different Opinions

LIQUOR SALES SHOW DECLINE   ‘Chairman of State Board Says Bottle Sales Off 33 Per Cent. in June

Called Twice Says Hughes   Stormy Session Marks Request, Rejection in Senate Committee Session .

Hughes Refuses To Bring Meyer Back To Stand      Subpoena’ Immediately Issued For Publictty._Man_

Top Union Officials Don’t  Have to Sign   NLRB Overrides Ruling By Its Own General Counsel

NLRB Rules AFL, CIO Need Not Sign Pledges   Four To One Decision Breaks The Big Logjam Of Labor Cases And Overrides Board's General Counsel Rahert Denham

NLR Board Voids Ruling o Counsel  olds CIO and AFL   Holds CIO and AFL Officials Need Not File Affidavits

Top Officers Are Exempt F rom Pledge   Individual Union Leaders Must Sign Affidavits

NLRB Rules On Signing.   Overrides: Ove Counsel, Says Top AFL, ClO Officers Not Required fo Sign Anti-Red Affiderit

Reverses Affidavit Stand: :   NLRB Riles That Top . Union Leaders) Need . Not Sign Statements. Against Communism ~—

RULES TOP AFL, ClO OFFICERS NEED NOT SIGN   Paves Way for Bargaining

NLRB Changes Commie Ruling Set by. Denham   Holds Top AFL, CIO Officials Need Not Sian

Board Overrule: Denham’s Order  AFL, ClO Officers’ Affidavits Dropped

NLRB Issues Decision On New Labor Law   Numerous Disputes Depend Upon Latest Interpretation Of Taft-Hartley Law

Labor Logjam Is Broken by Board's Action  Denham Reluctantly   Denham Reluctantly Bows to Decision on Controversial Issue

UNION LEADERS NEED NOT SIG, BOARD DECIDES   Clashes With Denham’s Interpretation of New Taft-Hartley Labor Act

Denham  Overruled by NLRB   Decision Opens Wa) for Use by Locals of Labor Board

NLRB Rules Out Red Pledge For AFL, CIO   Reverses Opinion by Its General Counsel in 4to 1 Vote

BOARD RULES = TOP OFFICERS: NEEDN'T SIGN   ‘Denham Reversed; Heads of Local Unions Only to Make Affidavits.

Top AFL, ClO Officials Need Not Sign Item  NLRB Decision on Non-Rad Affidavit

NON-COMMUNIST RULE REVERSED FOR TOP AFL, CIO LEADERS  _ N.L.R.B. SAYS LAW  DOES NOT REQUIRE CHIEFS’ AFFIDAVITS

TOP ClO, AFL MEN NEED NOT GIVE POSITION   Board Overrides Stand Of General Counsel, Robert Denham

Anti-Red Pledges Not Required From ‘Top Union Leaders   Labor Board Overrules General Counsel And Exempts CIO, AFL Executives; Decision Breaks Jam of Cases Before NLRB

Labor ‘Leaders Need Not Take Non-Red Oath   NLRB Decides Taft-Hartley Ruling Does Not Apply To Ton Union Chiefs

NON-RED PLEDGE DECISION UPSET - BY NLRB RULING   Top Unionists Needn’t Sign; Holds Act Affects Only Local Heads.   DENHAM BOWS TO EDICT   Reversal on Contested Issue Breaks Big Logjam of Labor Cases.

NLRB Bows Railroads ToLaborTop Win10% Lift On Red Issue In Freights

NLRB REVERSES DENHAM RULING ON AFFIDAVITS   Decision On Anti-Communist Statements Eases Pressure On Labor   GENERAL COUNSEL TO ABIDE BY VERDICT

Labor Chiefs Need Not Sigt Affidavits  Decision Breaks Logjam Of Cases

“Top Federation Officers Exempt  Compliance Had Beer Blocked By Lewis

“Jomorvrous Headlines “Joday  LABOR BOARD REVERSES ORDER ASKING UNANIMOUS APPROVAL OF NON-COMMLUINIST AFFIDAVIT

NLRB Ruling Exempts High . Union Officials   Board Overrutes Denham in Deciding The Non-Communist Affidavit Cantrovera

Labor Board Reverses Denham   Says A.F.L., C.L.O Heads Need Not Siegen Affidavits

LOYALTY PLEDGE RULING OF DENHAM 1S UPSET BY NLRB   Board Votes 4 to 1 Not to Require Top A, F. L, and C. LO. Leaders to Sign NonCommunist Affidavits.   DECISION BREAKS BIG LOGJAM OF CASES   {t Also Removes Threat of Withdrawal From A. F. L. of Unions Desiring to Use  NLRB Procedures.

‘Labor Board Overrules  Denham   Decides AFL, CIO Leaders Need Not Sion Affidavits

NLRB REVERSES DENHAM RULING ON AFFIDAVITS  INDIVIDUAL UNIONS » ONLY AFFECTED BY

Martin Hits at Subversionists   Seek to Destroy Our American System. House Speaker Says

Must Hit “Subversionists” To Keep Country “Safe”   America’s Businessmen And Workers Must Strike At Them Alike, Rep. Joseph Martin, Jr., Tells Keystone State Association

MORE HOT WEATHER FORECAST FOR STATE   Temperatures 20 Degrees Above Normal Likely in Kansas and Missourt Again Today.

AO Yule Travelers Killed  as German Trains Crash   Train and Gas Truck Meet Three Killed

GERMAN TRAINS CRASH; 37 DIE   More Than 300 Are Injured In French Zone Mishap

Trains Carrying Holiday Crowds Collide in Reich   Forty Persons Killed in Christmas Tragedy; 99 Others Injured

GERMAN MISHAP TAKES 37 LIVES   Two Passenger Trains Collide Last Night Near Neuwied.

37 ARE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   MORE THAN 300 OTHERS RE- PORTED HURT IN COLLL SION IN GERMANY,

Train Crash Kills Forty Near Coblenz’   Tio Passenger Trains Loaded With Christmas Travelers Callide in Germany.

Forty Persons Killed in Collision Of Trains in Germany   Ninety-Nine Injured in Crash Near Coblenz

British Troops Comb Palestine For Terrorist:   Force of 20,000 Begins Manhunt in Move to Wipe Out Underground

Send 20.006 Troops Into Palestine   Jews Continue Battle Against Powerful Forces

20,000 British Troops Hunt  jewish Leaders   Officer, Soldier Badly Hurt as Staff Car Blown Un

Chinese Reds Step Up Drive   Attack Manchurian Tow1  OT Wrace After Wave

CHINESE TROOPS HOLD IN ATTACK   ‘Communist Forces Thwarted In Assault on Railroad  Town Claim

FEARS REVOLT AGAINST U, S. IN OCCUPIED LANDS   Hungry Millions May Begin Uprisings if Food Is Cut

STARVATION ABROAD VITAL U. 8. CONCERN   Congress Warned of Consequences With Hungry Millions In Oecupied Areas.

URGE CONGRESS NOT CUT FUNDS TO FEED.HUNGRY   Marshall Watns : That, Cutting Food Funds May. Cause Repercussions

More Steel, More Cars, Lower Prices—Look, No Depression!  At Least So H. Kaiser Avers

Start Dredging at Blue River   ‘Ba Sand Scooped Out in Spee of Finding

DISTILLERS ARE SEEKING GRAIN   Spurn Government Restric tions; Anderson Asking Legal Power

Distillers Want To Use  More Grain  Anderson Plans Plea to Congress  Kor TLimitino Poawet

Liquor Industry Seeks More Grair   Anderson To Ask Limit on Supplies

Anderson Wants Quick Order to Halt Distillers   Whisky Plants Plan Tt " Use More Grain Thar { He Suggesis

POWER TO FIA LIQUOR GRAIN QUOTA SOUGHT   Plea to Congress Set As Distillers Turn Down Govt. Plan

Authority To. Limit Grain Is Requested   Liquor. Industry’ Votes It. self More Grain’ Un- -. der: Plan: “

VISHINSKY IN BLAST AT U.S. DEPUTY TODAY   But Later Apologizes As Conferences on Germany Are Resumes

Soviets Charge U. §. Distortion Of Reich Plan   Deny Desire For Strong Germany As Existed Under Hitler

SOVIET DEPUTY FLARES UP AT MOSCOW MEET   Charges Russian Postion D's. torted By U. S, Deputy’s  Interpretation      “SESSION CALMS D ‘DOWN AND TENSION IS EASED

U. S., BRITAIN MAP COURSE AT MOSCOW   Marshall and Bevin Have a 90-Minute Talk, Presumably to Outline Future Moves in Current Big Four Discussions.

Deputy Ministers Wrangle Over Soviet Positions   Some Progress on German Political Structure Is Reached Today; Seven Central Administrative Agencies Being Proposed

Neighbors Lay Pipe To Home Of Vet   Village Officials Refused To Act

Admits Driving Slayer’s Auto   iian Held In Oklahoma Tells Of Killing Of + Bugsy Sievel.

Legislature Is S tymied By Bickering   Reading Of Journals Invok ed To Bar Consideration Of Controversial Issues

Thrown Out Of Windows And Beaten  300 AFL Members   300 AFL Members Are Blamed For  Concerted Attack

SULLIVAN STICKS TO DEMO POST   Reconsiders Resignation at Truman’s Request

House Shuns Curbs on Greek-Turkish Aid; Senate Bars Injunctions From Labor Bill

Assistance By Military Kept in Bill   Measure Survives Major Tests and Remains Un altered in House

Loses Because. Of Restrictions On President   Senate Hopes to End Mast of Work on Labor Bill Today

House Nips Amendment  To Aid Bill   122-70 Against Bar te American Troop Use in Two Countries.

Coramunist Tactics  Are Flayed   Claim Third Degree Is Used to Obiain Confessions

SAYS ROMANIA USES TORTURE TACTICS   tC. S. Alleges Government Applies Third Degree to Political » Onvonent«.

Duke Absent From Royal Family Fete   Dowager Queen Marks 80th: Birthday, But Windsor and Wally Encounter “Cold Shonlder”? Again

Edward Given Cold Shoulder By Roval Family   Writer Believes That Windsor Would Have Been Great Ruler

‘England’ f) Royal Family Still Feels Shame of Edward’s Abdication

Trail Of Blood  Leads To Bodies   Frederick County Youth And Girl Killed By  Same Auto.

@ PETER EDSON   Oe et OMe ee eC  Coming Month May Tell Story of Presidential Nominations

Extremely Fair Peace Formula Proposed By Sec’y Schwellenbach   Proposal To Submit Six National Demands To Arbitration Is Carried Into Union Meeting This Morning; Has Many ‘Bugs.’

Schwellenbach Proposal May End Telephone Strike   Royall Warns Against  “Triplification’ In Merger

Hope To End Walkout By  Thursday   Unions And Bell Company Reply This Afternoon

Both Sides May Accept Govt. Proposal   Will Reply to . Schwellenbach Formula _ By 5 P.M. Today  Ree Mhaclnn WH wr.

LEADERS FEAR WAR IN INDIA AND PAKISTAN   RIOT DEAD COUNTED BY HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS

Communal Toll Figure Climbs   War Between New Indian Nations is Threatened

War Dangers Seen By India, Pakistan   Leaders of New Dominions Seek Solution to Fichting

INDIA, PAKISTAN ON WAR’S VERGE   Dead in Communal Fighting A: Hundreds of Theesanads

INDIA, PAKISTAN ON WAR'S VERGE   Deed tm Commanal Fighting Ar Hundreds ef Theesandcs

Hundreds of Thousands Counted Dead, Communal Fighting Among Indians

Moslem Pakistan and Hindu India  Approaching War, Gandhi's Fear;  ‘Homeless Millions Said in Flight

Fine Captures Superior . Court Seat   Republicans Named Mayors in. Phila. And Harrisburg

STATE COURT RACE WON BY REPUBLICANS   Judge Fine Holds Big Lead; Samuel Wins In Philadelphia

R.F.C. Will Accept Loan Applications For lowa Property Flood Damage

Seven Step Cotton Procram  Meet Announced  Statewide Committee, East Texas, Taylor C. of C. Are Sponsors

Ee  . Seven StepCottonProgramMeeting To Be Held AtSPJST HallMarch26

TRUNK MURDER VICTIM HAD ESCAPED DEATH IN) HALE DOZEN INTERNATIONAL ESCAPADES

Kansas to Receive Over 18 Million For Farm Programs   Four.States Will Receive 65 Million-Under Agricultural  ~ Department Plo”

Missouri to Receive About 21 Million in Farm Programs   Four Plans Include Soil Conservation, REA, Forest Fire Prevention and School Lunch Cut Ten Per Cent By Congress Acts

Production Credit Meeting Jan. 30   Will Vote On Member Ownership ne

Production Credit Meeting Jan. 30   Will Vote On Member Ownership = .. ——

POLICE INSPECTOR SAYS.  PAIR HAS CONFESSED TO WILLING RAANILIEACTIIPER

Ex-Soldier  Séeks Blame   Californian Says He Caused Death For Which Another Serves

Kingsport Favors Foreign Aid Bill   Man-On-Street Survey Comments Reflect Interest In Combating Soviet Influence

WAITRESS ACQUITTED OF ASSAULT WITH PIE   Boss Struch in Face Says All Is Forgiven —“Help Wanted” ten Hangs Near Door,

'U.S.Embassy Officials In Moscow Charged With Being ‘Russian-Haters’ By Former Aid

TO BECOME STATE   Gov. Ernest Gruening Describes Attractions of  Territory   AT K.U. CONVOCATION

PLEA FOR ALASKA TO BECOME STATE   Gov. Ernest Gruening Describes Attractions of Territory   AT K.U. CONVOCATION

3 Million Students Seen   Colleges Will Double Pre-War Enrollment By 1950. Is Prediction.

Speedway Driver Fatally Injured As Car Hits Wall   Fatality is First for Speedway Classic Sinc« 1939, Officials Report

But U.S. Wheat Crop Sets New All-Time Mark   Goal Was Three Million Bushels Of Corn; See Crop Below Needs for Livestock

Estimate of Corn Crop Decreased   Condition as of Augus First Reflacts Shrinkage in Yield

Statesville Shots   Informa] Glimpses ef People In and Around Statesville.

10 ROB: GAMBLING CLUB OF $200,000   PATRONS LOOTED BY MASKED MEN EN DARING ROBBEEY AT PAINESVILLE, 0.

Masked Bandits Gef $200,000 In Robbery   Swank Gambling Club Raided By 10 Daring Bandits

PENICILLIN SHORTAGE Wonder Drug Grows Scarce Ac Winter Colds Increase

Nationwide Shortage Of Wonder Drug   PENICILLIN SUPPLY IN NATION REPORTED SCARCE

New Efforts To Alter Acf Face Senate   $597,000,000 Fund Is Not Expected To Be Cut By Solons

Senate Gets New ‘Riders’ For Aid Bill   Four Amendments Sought for Plan; Vote Set Monday

* PAUL  MALLON—  Pressure Fails to Benefit Either Side in Labor Bill Battle

Truman Yes On MVA and Flood Control Work   Says Floods Are Immediate Problem, Not Valley Plan

Confirmation of Jones Favored   Missouri Valley Authority Favored

WAS ALWAYS FOR IT   Truman Answers Critics Who Said He Didn’: Push MVA

Immediate Problem Is Flood Control   President Truman Issued ¢ Stutement on MOV. A, Today,

11 1-2 Million Bales. Is Cotton Forecasts: Of Agriculture Dept:   Bad Weather Said Cause of Decline

Estimated Yield Of Cotton Drops 341,000 Bales   Production for 1947 Still to Be Far Ahead Of Figures for 1946

PIANOS, FURNITURE, ANYTHING Swedish Correspondent Says Buying Panic Leaves Soviet Stores Stripped

CONFIRM ACCOUNT OF SOVIET PANIC   SWEDISH WRITER SAYS STORES STRIPPED OF MOST MERCHANDISE

Panic Buying Strips Moscow Stores; ‘Fear Money To Lose Value December 15

Says Russian Stores Stripped   Swedish Writer Back  From Moscow Tells  Of Buying Panic

RUSSIAN BUYING PANIG VERIFIED   Swedish Correspondent Reports All Stores Stripped Of Goods

Some Opposition To Power It Confers On Planning Board  Bill Would Allow Wide-

Charge U.S. Policy Hikes Price Levels   Markets Irregular After Slump Friday; Meat Quiz Opens Monday

Government's Market Tactics Balmed In Recent Grain Price Increases

Federal Grain Buying Boosts Market, Charge   Government Calls Meat Packers to Grand Jury Probe

Buyers Balk At High Prices   DUNTING RESISTANCE TO MARKET SPIRAL MEFTS WITH SUCCESS

CONGRESS MAY DEVELOP OWN AID PROGRAM   Sentiment for Such Action Growing in G. O. P. Circles

solons Do Own Thinking On Europe's Relief Need   Republicans Appear Determined To Work Out Program Independently of Trumen

GOP LEADERS “LEAN TOWARD ~ RELIEF PROBE   INDICATIONS POINT TO INQUIRY INTO EUROPEAN NEEDS AND DRAFTING OWN PROGRAM

BEULAH NOW ~~ TAKING REST   ATTORNEY FOR HEIRESS SAYS THAT HE WILL SEEK DOUBLE INDEMNITY FOR DEATHS

ATTACK AFTER HARMONY PLEA IN UN ASSEMBLY   ‘Leading To War’, Lie Warns

Solemn Address Warns Powers to Abandon Diplomatic War, Compromise

CHARGE MADE TO ASSEMBLY" BY VISHINSK)   Lie’s Appeal for Compromise of East-West Fight Has Cool Recenition.

VISHINSKY IN NEW CHARGES AGAINST U. S.   Trygve Lie Says U. S. and USSR Rift Will Lead to War

RUSS ACCUME U.S OF FAILING :@ KEEP POSTWAR ALwe*DS   Vishinsky Makes Charge Today at Meeting of UN: Solemn Warning (Civen bv Secretary.   AUSTRALIAN ENVOY ANSWERS CHARGES

Vishinsky fiuris Denunciation in  Assembly Speech   Growing Diplomatic Breck Brings Warning from Trygve Lie That It May Wreck United Nacae nad Land ta an Intolerable War.

LIE CALLS ON NATIONS TO SETTLE FUSS   Vishinsky Assails U.S.. Argentina In Assemb]v

SEEKING 10 BREAK PACTS, CLAIM SOVIETS   Moscow Delegate Speaks After Great Powers Are Warned About Disunity.

Lie Urges Willingness — To Compromise; Says  UN Being Endangered

Vishinsky Makes Charge After Lie Warns Discords Could Lead To War      Italian Treaty Revision Scored   Australia Tells Soviet UN Has Right To Discuss Any Ouestion

Lie Appeals For Red-U. S. Unity in U.N.   League Seen Nearing Precipice in Dispute;  Vishinsky Hits Back

RUSSIA CLAIMS U. S. WANTS TO BREAK PACTS   Vishinsky Makes Charges In UN Gen arpal Accambhiv   LIE WARNS BOTH   Says Their Diplomatic ‘War Will Wreck. The UW

RURAL AID MEASURE, FIRST “MUST” FUND, SIGNED BY GOVERNOR  LARGEST APPROPRIATIO! IN HISTORY OF STATE APPROVED BY JESTER

New Law Takes Effect Saturday After Printing   15 Per Cent Hikes Permitted; 6-Month Notices Required

Huge Political Campaign Set As Union Goal   Three-Fold Drive On Provisions Of Bill Announced

GREEN DEFIES TAFT LAW RESTRICTIONS   A. F. L. Chief Plans Campaign to Repeal Act

AFL TO DEFY TAFT-HARTLEY LAW   President Green Announces Labor Union Will Defy Ban On Political Expenditures and Activities by Greatest Effort in History.

UNION TO BATTLE WITH CAMPAIGN, GREEN DECLARES   Section of Law Called Invasion of Basic Rights

Invasion of Basic Right, Says Green   Doesn't Like Restrictions on Unions in Political Cam paign Funds

WARNING IS GIVEN JEWS AND ARABS   British Official Says Palestine Riots Must Stop

JEWS, ARABS ARE WARNED BY BRITISH   Severe Measures Promised Unless Present Disorders Are Ended.

Stern Measures Are Threatened In Holy land   Death Toll. In Outbreaks Alarms High Commissioner

ActTo Curb Flow Of Blood In Holy Land   Great Britain Informes Combatanis That “Stern Measares? Will Be Taken.

Jews and Arabs Told Order Will Be Kept While British Mondate Remains in Force

British Warn Jews-Arabs Tc  Cease Riots   ‘Severe Measures” Wil Be Taken Unless Disorders End; Six More  Killed In Palestine.

Mlarmed British Warn Rioters of Severe Penalties   End, Cunningham Tells  i Land Disorders Must Arabs and Jews   CURFEW MAINTAINED IN TEL AVIV AREA   attered Disorders Are Reported from Other Parts of Palestine

1,500 Trained Arab War Vets Take Oath To Fight To Prevent Partition

BRITISH WAR ARABS, JEWS IN PALESTINE   Unless Disorders End. “Severe Measures” Will Be Taken

Warning . To! J ews, Arabs. Given By  A Commissioner ie SIX MORE. KILLED Scattered — “Disorders  _ Reported. In Holy an ec ee

WARNING IS GIVEN DEATH TOLL RISES IN PALESTINE ARFA   Cunningham Declares ‘Severe Measures’ to b: Taken Unless Fights Are Stopped.   SIX ARE KILLED IN RECENT PERIOD

—HOLY LAND— Arabs, Jews  Warned to End Fight   DRASTIC STEPS THREATENED

Door To Close On Foreign Aid      Vandenberg Sees No More Funds For The Sees.

Foreign Relief Approval May End U.S. Dole   No New Direct Relief Requests Expected After Approval of $350,000,000 Relief Measure.

Greek-Turkish Aid Bill Signing Delayed   Truman Away From Capital; Vandenberg Sees No More Funds For Foreign Relief

Enough Aid For Present   No More Requests For Foreign Relief Seen This Session

CUT RESTORE TO TRUMAN'S PROGRAM   No Further Requests Are Expected By Vandenberg   To Vote Next Week On Plan Approved By Committee; Only One Dissenter

Signing Delayed Of Greek-Turkey Assistance Bill   Further Requests From President For Aid Expected

Expect Truman To Sign Aid For Greece, Turkey   Vandenberg Says Relief Program Is Complete; House, Senate Compromise

Direct. Help From U.S. About Over   Senator Says Other Forms of Relief May Be Continued

CONGRESS ABOUT “FINISHED VOTING FOREIGN RELIE   Vandenberg Expects No Further Requests After Penclina Bill Passes

Hints Spending by U.S. For Foreign Relief Ahout Over   Vandenberg Says OK On 350 Million Fund Mav End Outlavs

Settle on Senate Relief Fund Figure  Vandenberg Predicts No More Aid Abroad

Congress May Close Door on  Foreign Reliel   Senate-House Group Compromises on 350  Million Bill

Sees Bottom Of Barrel On - Relief Fund:   Senator Vandenberg Hints Congress May Close Door on More Spend ine Abroad

FOREIGN RELIEF CURB INDICATED BY VANDENBERG   Senator Reports He Doesn’t Expect Any Additional Direct Aid Requests

Prints the News  Tells the Truth   Congress May Curb Future Foreign Aid   Wandenberg Says  He Expects No

Further Loans  For Rehabilitation Probably Will Be Made, He Indicates; Brewster Fears U.S. Defense Of Hemisphere Is  ‘Out the Window’

Hint Congress fo Cut Off Help      Sen. Vandenberg Sounds: ~ Policy Note, May Conflict with Chiefs Plans —

Postponement By President Is Temporary     Vandenberg Calls For Halt in Furthe Relief Levislation

— FOREIGN AID— Korea May Share in Help Plan  ACPRPRMENT ON   AGREEMENT ON $350,000,000 BILL

No New Foreign: Relief Fund Bills Expected This Session  Action, However, Is Not Foreclosed

Foreign Relief Limit Reached   Congress Closes Door On Additional Funds— House Cut Restored

GREEK AID BILL SIGNING IS DELAYED   President’s Absence From Capital to Be at Bedside of His Mother Will Hold Up Action Until His Return to Washington.

Truman Absence From Capital Holds Up Plans   Vandenberg Says U.S. May Call Halt On Further Relief

Vandenberg Says Bill Is Pending   Truman May Seek Funds for Nations Hard Hit By War

TRUMAN FLIES TO BEDSIDE GF ILL MOTHER   Vandenberg Expects Congress To Bar Further Aid Requests

Illness Delays Signing Of Bill   Greek-Turkish Aid Being Held Up By Truman

US. May Shut Off Direct Foreign Aid <   Vandenberg Hints Change in Relief Policy of Nation

Delay Signing Greek Aid Bill Until Next Week   Senate Leader Expects no Direct Requests, But President Favors Aid Abroad

Vandenberg Hints At Step In Statement   No Further Direct Relief Requests Seen

Mother's IIIness Causes President To Leave Capital   Has Ten Days To Make Measure A Federal Law

HINTS CONGRESS CLOSING DOOR ON FOREIGN RELIEF   SEN. VANDENBERG INDICATES NO MORE AT THIS SESSION

New Delay In Greek - Turkish Assistance Bill   Truman’s Absence At Mother’s Bedside To Hold Up Signature

DELAY SIGNING OF $400,000,000° ASSISTANCE BILL   Absence of President Truman at Bedside of Mother, Caused ‘Postponement.   PLANNED TO SIGN SOON   Congress Gave Final Approval to the Measure Last Thursday.

Signing O Of :  Legislation ° Is Delayed  Awaits Return Of Truman To Capita

Further Direct Foreign Relief Held Doubttul   $50 Million Agreed by Senate-House Committee

LOYALTY FINDINGS ‘TO BE KEPT SECRET      BOARD NOT TO PUBLICIZE CASES AGAINST GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES.  ‘

SEGHELY RULE IMPOSED FOR LOYALTY QU   Board Concerned More with Actiens Than Opinions, Richardson Says.

‘Acts Cause Concern Of © Check Aqency   Those Concerned Pay No Heed To Opinion Difference.

Secrecy Rule Imposed by Loyalty Unit  ‘Opinion Alone’ Not Sufficient  Race far KMiring

U.S, Loyalty Board Bares Case Rules   Strict Seereey Keynote of New Check Machinery

OPA Rules Out Possibilities Of Increase In Rent  Revises Laws In Hardchin (Cacac

RELIEF IS SEEN FOR “HARDSHIP” CASES, HOWEVER   Small Property Owners [To Be Ones Most Likely To Benefit Under Revised Regulations To Obtain Boosts In “Hardship” Cases.

General Rent Raise Ruled Out   Small Property Owners Ones Most Likely To Benefit

OPA Rules Out “Across Board’ Rent Increase   Landlords to Get Boosts in ‘Hardship’ Cases

OPA Rules Out Fhit Overall  Rent Increase   No Across-The-Board Hike Will Be Forth coming.

Neo ‘Across Board’ Rent  Increases   Small Property Owners To Get Mast Senefit Fron New Decision

Over-All Ren Increase [s  Not Likely  OPA Will Allow Changes in  Qanwn f("anene

No Across-Board Rent Increase Will Be Possible  Small Owners Will Be Benefited _ Most by New Order

Across-the-Board Boost Unlikely, OPA Officials Say in Washington; Total Dwellings Affected Unknown

OPA Rules Out ‘Across the Board Rent Increases   Revised Regulations Sanction Hikes in “Hardship” Cocsac

OPA Rules Out ‘Across Board’ Rent Increases   § New Regulations Enabl. Landlords to Boost Rentals In “Hardship Cases”

OPA Rules Out Rent Increase   Regulations Revised To Help Landlords In Case of Hardship

Regulations on Rent Are Revisec  ‘To Benefit Small Property Owners?

Landlords Get Assist FromO.P.A.   ‘Across Board’ Boost Is Ruled Out, but Hardship Cases Are to Be Heard To Meet Truman Reonlations we Will Be   Regulations Will Be Discussed by Group With President

ACROSS THE BOARD RENT INCREASE IS NOT TO BE GIVEN   OPA to Allow Increases Only If Landlord Proves Case ls Hardship

FLAT RENT INCREASE CONSIDERED UNLIKELY  cC...1 Doe ack: Muemaechin te Ranakit

Generalissimo Takes Over Full Control as Government Moves Toward Finish Fight With Reds

BARUCH BACKS LILIENTHAL ON ATOMIC BOARD      Author Of Control Plan ‘Astounded’ By Policy Of Civilian Board

Atom Conirol  Plan Astounds Bernard Baruct   Lilienthal Appointment Endorsed; Army Choice Termed Preferable

REFUSAL TO FORCE U.T, NEGRO SCHOOL IN AUSTIN UPHELD  CIVIL APPEALS COURT RULES DECISION IN GIVENS CASE RIGHT

More Rain To Cause Record  Flood Crests   Senate Passes Emergency Flood Relief Measure; Additional Rain To Cause Trouble on Mississippi.

$20,000,000 Loan to Iran Is Reported   Purchase of Army Surplus Considered. Including Plenes

Tentative Agreement for US Loan to Iranians Reported To Buy Surplus Military Supplies

ITALIAN CABINET LEFT UP 10 NIIT   lil, Enfeebled, led, Almost Crippled Democratic Unionist Gets Call

FEEBLE LEADER TO GUIDE ITAL!   Pre-Fascist Premier, 7$ Will Try ‘To Form New Government

Closed Session Marks Start Of Six Weeks  Hearing On Situation   Secy, Schwellenbach To Give Administration Viewpont After Two Committeemen  Make Kick-off Statements.

Senate Committee Begins Extensive Review of Labor   6-Week Session Said Most _ Important Since Passage OF Waener Act   ‘SCHWELLENBACH TO  PRESENT OWN VIEWS   Sepaions Ball and Murray Also Will Speak at Opening Session

Senate Labor Committee Starts on Extensive Review of Labor Policy

SENATORS OPEN EXTERSIVE STUDY OF LABOR POLICY   Review to Be Most Sweeping Since Passage of Wagner Act in ’35   FIRST SESSION CLOSED   Hearings by Committee Will Last About Six Weeks as Now Planned

SENATE LABOR COMMITTEE 10 HOLD HEARINGS   Cominittee Members Divided on New ' Laws

Review of Labor Laws Started   Senate Committee Opens Six-Weeks Of Hearings on Key Notional Policy

Leftist Forces Fail To Oust Italy Premier   Assembly Cheers Announcement VU. S. Has Re. nounced Its Share of Wartime Italian Fleet

Italians Beat No Confidence Motions Twice  U. S. Renounces a snare In m Fleet

United State: Makes Move Tc Help Anti-Red:   War Vessels Were Awarded U. 8. Under Peace Pact With Luly; To Serap One Battleship

U.S. Gives Up Italian Fleet Share   Leftists Defeated In Attempt To Oust De Gasperi Regime

 Leftist Efforts to Oust the De Gasperi Government Fail With Defeat of Two Motions

U.S. Renounces Share Of Fleet  Italian Assembly ~ Cheers Announcement

‘Halian Assembly Twice Votes ‘Confidence in Government In ‘Turning Down Leftist Motions

Two Motions of No Confidence Are Defeated   Even Reds Applaud as U. S. Action Is Announced by Sforzz

RADICALS YIELD IN ITALY WITH AMERICA’S AlD   Report U. S$. Renounces Its Shere of Fleet Keeps De Gasperi ‘in’

EFFORTS TO OUST DE GASPERI FAIL   italian Leftists Defeated on Two Motions for No Confidence Vote.

EFFORTS 10 OUST DE GASPERI FAIL   TWO MOTIONS OF NO CONFI DENCE ARE DEFEATED, THIRD IS WITHDRAWN.

Italian Regime Upheld, Leftist Attack Fizzles   Efforts to Oust De Gasperi Fail as U. S. Reveals Worchins Refnzal

Eisenhower Says U. S. Needs Minute-Men More Than She Did In 1776   General ‘Ike’ Disavows All Ambition For Political Office; Says Democracy Is Nothing More Than Cooperation

Gen. Eisenhower Disavows Political Ambitions; ‘Wants No Office’, Says In Talk At West Virginia University

Tomorrow Will Mark His 12th Consecutive Anniversary Spent Outside States

MacArthur Keeps Vitality at 67; ' Japs Still Flock to Glimpse Him —

First Break In Telephone Strike   Report Approximately 4,500 New York State Plant Workers : Return To Jobs

Calls For Coal, Oil  Controls   Republican Solons Move To Develop Own Anti-Inflation Plan

Commuters Are  Stalled In Storm   Hundreds Spend Most Of Night In Stalled Trains Near New York City

 Small Countries Level Fire at Big Five Report \On World Palice Force

SMALL LANDS HT BG FE “POLICE PLAN   Representatives Distressed Over Weaknesses of Proposals.

Arrange To Figh UN Police Force   Small Countries Call Resolution Inadequate

Small Nations Are Critical   Level Fire At Big Five Report On Plans For Global Police Force Handling

SMALL NATIONS HIT BIG~5 IDEA   Small Countries On United Nations Security Council Level Fire At Big-5 Report On Forming Of Global Police Force,

ie Meyers Drew Salary $] 000 Montt   Lamarre Recalled to Tell More of General's Methods

GENERAL'S PAST CLOUDS HIS FUTURE Meyers’ Hireling Reveals Secrets Of ‘Dummy’ Executive Position

Says Firm Footed Bill For Dwelling  Three Series —   Three Series _ Of Checks Sent General, Lamarre

MEYERS INVOLVED IN “AIRCRAFT COMPANY, WITNESS TESTIFIES  PRESIDENT OF FIRM SAYS GENERAL TOOK MONEY, WAS OWNER

Electric Co. Head Lists Money Paid   Telle Senate Group Of Funds Received By Gen. Mevers

MEYERS LINKED WITH OHIO CO, IN WAR DEALS   Retired Airforce Officer Ac cused of Forming Firm To Gain Contracts

MEYERS CASH FINANCED BIG WAR INDUSTRY   Claim He Took Action To Cover Up Flis Ownership

Says Ex-General Formed War Firm  President Chi arge 6 + ae aoe = oF

Meyers Drew $17,972 Pay, Probers Told   Witness Says General’ Plant Also Footed Bill To  Redecorate Apartment

FITNESS SAYS GENERAL DREW $1000 AMONTH   president of Concern Also Deslares Meyers Took: Most of His $31,000 Pay.

SENATE GROUP OPENS MEYERS INVESTIGATION   TESTIMONY SHOWS HIS MONEY PUT INTO FIRM

Meyers’ Probe Continues   Manager Tells of “Kick backs” and Padding in General's Electric Co.

MEYERS NAMED AS OWNER OF AVIATION FIRM   Had Name Crossed Out 0 Company Records, Former Associate Says.

Meyers Put Up Money For Firm, Bui ‘His: Name: Wasn't “Put: On Récord®.

Says Meyers Financed Aviation Co.   Testifies Name Of General Later  Taken Off Records

Air General's  Activity Told   LaMarre Asserts That Meyers Put Him In Aviation Post

Company Paid General Meyers $17,972 ‘Salary’   Also Footed $10,000 Bill For Decorating Apartment In Washington: LaMarre Says

Meyers Admits $10,000 Gift For: Decorations   Electric. Co. Head Tells. More Details Of Cash to General

—$10,000 FOR DECORATING—  Lamarre Tells Probers Meyers Paid $17,972 In ‘Salary’, ‘Padding’

Says Meyers Was Boss of Electric Co.   His Name Later Crossed Out at His Direction

bays Meyers Dren iat Salary From Dayton Company   Witness Tells Of Fur ther Dealings With  Generali.

Meyers Paid $1, 000 Mo. During 194]   Received Salary From Aviation Eleetric Co. Which He Owned

Testifies Most Of Salary Was. Paid to Meyers  Electric Co. Head Raraived “mall Dar

Senate Unit  Told of Firm  ‘Manipulation’ ‘Meyers Got Most  Head's ary

Meyers’ Share of War Plant. Earnings Told:   President of Firm Says He Turned Over Salary to General

Meyers Named As Sole Backer Of Dayton Company   President Of Firm Says General Put Up The Money.

Senators Told Company Head ‘Just A Dummy   General Owned.Dayton . Firm Which Received Million Dollars In. War Contracis —

Company Paid General Salary and ‘Padding’   Three Series of Checks Paid To Procurement Office:

Wartime Deals of Officer Disclosed   Meyers’ Influence Used to Get Pacts For His Own Firm

SAYS MEYERS DREW $1,000 PAY MONTHLY   President of Aviation Electric Testifies Dayton Firm Paid That Much to Former Major General During 1941.

Firm's President Claims General Got Big Share  Head of Company Handling Airplane Contracis Sent Mack af Salary ia Mevare

Firm Head’s Pay Given To Gen. Meyers   President Of Aviation Electric Says He Was Only Straw Man For Army Officer

Senate Inquiry Turns Attention To Army General   Aviation Head Tells of Removing Meyers’ Name From Records

Witness Bares Details At Hearing   Aviation Electric Firm President Before Committee

MEYERS PICKED UP THOUSANDS FOR ‘SALARY’   Executive Testifies Former Airforce Officer Got More As ‘Padding’

PUPPET OFFICIAL SAYS KICKED BACK WAGE TO MEYERS  CUARREC REACRAI   CHARGES GENERAL GUIDED CONTRACTS TC OWN AVIATION CO.

—MEYERS— Links Ohio War Plant . To General   Testifies Firm  Given Big Orders

Electric Firm Head Testifies In Hughes Quiz  Says Bennett Meyers Former General, Put Up Money To vorm oe  cao an Phone,

“ —PROBES  Company President Testifies   $500 STARTED ORGANIZATION

Witness Tells of Air Force General Drawing Big Sums   Suys Meyers Drew $17,972 in “Salary” And “Padding” from Aviation Cencern

Meyers Put Up Firm, Money, Witness States   President of Electric Company Testifies Name Of Defendant Was Later Crossed from Records

Gen. Meyers Took Clerk, Madé ‘Him President of Company,  Took Most of His Salary Back

DAYTON PLANT PAID MEYERS $1,000 MONTHLY   President of Firm Tells Com mittee of Army Officer’s Salary

Aviation Firm Paid General Large Sums   Expense Account “Padded,” Says Witness

TOP BILLING 0 GIVEN 10 GEN, MEYERS   Probers Told Ex-Officer Put Up All Money to Organize Dayton Firm.

SAYS GENERAL DREW SALARY FROM COMPANY   President Of  Of: Coricern Gives.Data To Senate Prohars.:.   PAID BIG BILL   Identifies: Che c'k's Which Were Given. Ro: Mevers

Meyers Took His Salary,  Executive Says   Lamarre Paid $28,000 of $31,000 Income to  General

Big Sums Paid to Meyers, Says Company Chief   $28,000 Subtracted From President's Pay for General

says Meyers’ Money Began Aircraft Firm   Aviation Head Tells Of Contracts Sent By Mevers.

Transferred His Salary To Myers   Electric Company’s President Says He Never Got to Keep His Large Income

Aviation Firm Head Asserts Meyers Gave Track To Job   General Asked Him To ‘Protect’ Money Interest In Company

pMeyers Was On Payroll Of Aviation Electric Firm For $1,000 A Month, Lamarre Savs

SAYS GEN, MEYERS RECEIVED PART OF ANQTHER’S SAI AR   B. H. Lamarre, President of Aviation Electric, Said His Salary Was $31,000.   $28,000 WENT TO MEYERS   Testified Before Senate War Investigating Committee Todav.

SAYS MEYERS PUT UP FUNDS TC ORGANIZE PLANT   Name Withdrawn Later From Records of Factory in Dayton

SAYS SALARY HANDED OVER TO MEYERS   President of Aviation Electric Declares Procurement Officer Took $28,000 of His $31,000 “Pay” in 1941.

Air Firm Head Reveals Meyers Owned Stock   Testifies Chief Of Purchasing Started Concern

Expense Lists For Meyers Said Padded   General's Apartment Had $10,000 Decoration Job Done

Meyers Put Up Money, Aide Claims   Wor Orders Sent To Firm at Reques' Of Air General

$1,000 A MONTH PAID GENERAL, WITNESS SAYS   Senate. Probers Go Deepet Into Meyers’ Dealing With Dayton Firm

Dayton Man Claims Most Of His Pay Went to Meyers  Says General Owned All Stock in Company Wihiwk Dewmtemedd Batlitece Poflece tbfee Meslee

Senate Is Told Of Cash for Mee   ‘Salary’, Expense. ‘Padding’ for General’ Described: by ‘President”™

Witness Says Meyers Got His Salary   Aviation Electric Firm Received Big War Contracts

One Trainman  Killed In Wreck   Passenger Train Sideswipes Freight Engine In Oklahoma Today  {RITLERTIN)

New Uprising at A. & M. Being Investiaated   UN Disarmament Commission Will Meet Today

Blows Fatal To Hotel Clerk, 70 At Ft. Madison   James H. Paschal Dies; ' Authorities Hold J. FE. Lockhart, 34

Twelve Airmen  In Speed Derby   Globe-Circling Bill Odom Is Forced Out of Race;  Because Plane Developed Leaky Gas Tank. 

12 Ships in Bendix Air Race Today   Leave Californta Field fo Cleveland — Odom’s  Plane Has Gas Leak

D-Day, That Means Damp Fo Pienic And We Do Mean Damn. Son. Damp!   COLD SNAP MOVES OVER MEDDLEWEST fES IS REVOR

TEMPERATURES HIT NEW LOWS   Cold Snap Moves Across Midwestern States

Berlin Police Station In Russian Zone Blasted By Bomb   Record Cold Wave Moves East;  Higher Temperatures Tomorrow

Serious Split ls Reported Regarding Probe Into Greece's Border Troubles

Need Arms Backing    : Military Training a . Necessity Secretary - Marshall Believes

Noah’s Problems Were Small— Compared to Young Kaiser's   Pappy's Auto Factory Is Headache 

‘Noah’s Problems Were Nothing In Comparison With Kaiser’s Efforts to Produce Automobiles

Viaman’s sary Edgar Loses Hair Trying to ‘Scrounge tor Car Materials

EASIER TERMS FOR THE INSTALLMENT BUYERS IS SEEN  Eywynerted Ac Cnnirnle Owar   Expected As Controls Over Credit Follow Price Ceilings Out.   SATURDAY AT MIDNIGHT   Amount of Down Payments Strictly Up to the Seller.

Easier Gredit Terms Expected   Consumer Credit Ceilings Com: C f Statute Books

Credit Controls Ending Saturday  Easier Terms for Buyers Are Expected

Easier Credit Terms Expected  As Controls Go   Officials Fear New Freedom May Boost Inflation.

Sellers Go on Own As Controls Go off Installment Sales  Lids on Consumer Credii Terms End At Midnight Saturday

Controls on Credit End  Tomorrow   Special Session May Reimpose Installment Curbs

Credit Controls Ending Saturday  Easier Terms for Rivare Ara Fynectad

CREDIT BUYING CONTROLS OFF   Terms For Installment Purchases Expected To Be Eased Up

Princess in 3-Diamond-Ring: _ Short of Clothes Coupons for an Austerity Weddina

Princess Elizabeth; © Philip Mountbatten; Formally Engaged: *   Wedding Date Not Yet Named

PANEL PROBING SKY QUEEN CASE   Veteran May Be Grounded for Upside-Down Flight

Charges Labor Sel-Up Wreck   Truman Accuses Congress Of Tearing Up Labor ‘Department By Funds Cut

PRESIDENT DECLARES LABOR UNIT ‘TORN UP’   Blames Congress For Snar in Federal Department

Must Rebuild Labor Dep't.   Truman Accuses Congress Of Tearina Un Department.

Congress Hit By President For Labor Cut   Truman Asserts Body ‘Tore Up’ His Department

Department Set Back by Budget Cuts   President Voices Blunt Accusation in Appraisal O£ What Congress Did  In Rerent Session

Congress Chided By  Truman  ae lene Are Bluntly Accused Of Tearing

President Sees Most Damage in Slashing Funds   No Plans For Labor-Management Conterence, He Says At News Conterence

Truman Predicts Rebuilding Of Weak Labor Department   Scores Congress For Tearing It Up; Schwellenbach To Stay, Says Aide

Truman Attacks Congress Action  Says Labor Dept. ‘ Has Been Torn Up ‘

TRUMAN FIRES AT CONGRESS   President Says It Ruined Labor Department

ATOMIC WORK BEING PUSHEL   CLAIM MADE THAT CANADA —NOW HAS MATERIALS FOR MAKING ATOM BOMBS

‘Schools Not Required to Furnish Bus Service, Supreme Court Holds

PEPPERY BLAS! IS HEARD FROM REUTHER   Has No Intention of Running on Ticket  With Senator Taft

Chicago Publicity Firm Proposes GOP Pick Taft-Reuther   Novel Announcement Is Booed by Reuther; Taft Silent

POLES CONDEMN ENVOY’S DEEDS   Government Charges U. S. Am bassador Lane Conducting Anti-Polish Campoign

Union Head Clicks Stopwatch on Taft, Celler for “Favoring” Swiss Imports

Quiz Children in Hospital Slayings   Sparrow Learns ‘Fag’ Not Suitable for Nest

ABDUCTED GIRL TO BE RETURNED   Chicago Mother to Get Child Gone 2 Years

‘Kidnaper Arrested With Girl, 5, ‘Stolen Two Years Ago In Chicago

President Urged To Come To Midwest; Governor Says River Program Must Not Be Delaved

Protest Is Made   Seven Journaliats Say They Were Stoned During Trip in Germany

Accident Case Was Finished Saturday In District Court  _ Verdict Not Yet  Given In Weber Vs. Flesner Suit   Awarded $8.871.60

Accident Case Was Finished Saturday In District Court  _ Verdict Not Yet  Given In Weber Ve Flacnar Givtsz

Queen Victoria’s Great Grandson Held in Prison Camp as Suspected Nazi

Awaits Denazification  Royal Prisone: Counts Himself Lucky at That

Eats Meal of Watery Soup and  Hopes For Early Trial : By German Court

Queen Victoria’s Great Grandson Still A Prisoner In Darmstadt, Germany ... .  ~Prince Philip Learns To Take It

Former German Prince Has Spent 51 Months  lim Defemn, Ct.,bL..1..

Queen’s Great Grandson Hopes To Face Denazification Court  This Year; In Prison 41 Months

Von Hessen Feels He Is Better Off   Queen Victoria’s Great Grandson Has Become Philosophical After 41 Months in Jail   Hopes for Hearing   Would Like Hearing On Denazifieation by End of 1947

Victoria Great Grandson Says ‘He’s Fortunate   Prinee Philip Awaits Denazification Trial In Former Coal Bin

100 ATTEND MEETING   Rural Life Conference Held Yeeterday at Lone

100 ATTEND MEETING   Rural Life Conference Held Yeeterday at Lone Star Church

Justice Refuses Minister's Plea for Extension   Milwaukee Pastor Must Begin Arson Term, Court Holds

Continue Hope For Compromise In Phone Strike   Optimism Is Based On New Wage Boost Offer; Official Says Truman Te Yeto House Labor Bill

‘Believed Peace Possible’  Honor FR At Warm Springs; President Flies To Missouri

KANSAS CITY STAR STRIKE SETTLED   NEWSPAPER, TIED UP 16 DAYS TO RESUME PUBLICATION MONDAY.

Worried by Problem of Coal Strike   Hope That Lewis and Op. erators Will Soon Reopen Wage Talks

WORK STARTED ON EFFORTS TO RESUME TALKS   Lewis Believed Trying To Avoid NationWide Strike

Stumbling Block Is UM. W. Of A. Demand For 35 Cent Raise   It Is Bi sved That All Other Demands By Mine Leader Could Be Resolved Without Too Much Bickering.

FOURTH KILLING AT SHELBYVILIE BAFFLES POLICE   FBI ENTERS ASE AS RINK FMPI NYE  IS FOUND SLAIN

0° WAR DIES OF HEART ATTACK   30-Year-Old Stallion Succumbs In Stall; America’s Foremost Thoroughbred

Man O’ War, Famous  Thoroughbred, Dies   Heart Attack Kills 30-Year-Old ~Big Red: Stallion Established Five World Records

Six Survive C-54 Crash 23 Die as Atlantic Transport Command Plane Falls; Rescue by Helicopter. Doas

Taft Price Bill Sure to Pass  In House Today  Only Majority Vote Required by GOP

Voluntary Curb Bill Passed By Congress Today   GOP Price Control Measure Headed Fo President’s .Desk

‘Voluntar "y Price Cur b Bill To Pass   Action Is Virtually Assured When House Orders It Considered Immediately

Taft Measure Sent Truman   Measure Granting Voluntary Price Agreements Passed By Lower House

Pian Designed To Hold Down Cost Of Living.   Measure Is Sent To Truman After Two-Hour Debate

Truman Expected To Sign Measure Despite Mildness  Congress to Adigien  ere Watt

Price Pacts Would Slash Living Costs   GOP-Sponsored Bill Sent to President; Dem Amendments Fail

Voluntary Pricing Agree: ment Plan Thru House  On 281 to 73 Vote

G.0.P. Bill For Voluntary Price Agreements Sent To President By House Action

Anti-Inflation Bill Approved   House Completes Action, Sending *Mild’ G.O.P. Plan to President: Voluntary Allocations Emphasized

HCL Bill OKd By House; To White House   Measure Passes Easily With Solid Republican Front.

MILD ANTIINFLATION BILL PASSED   G. O. P. Measure Is Sent to the White House

Backers Claim Success For Measure .  Anti- Inflation Bill  Is Facing New Test

\Democrati 8. ‘Concede: Measure Will Pass by. Nightfall; Smith Says Act ‘Piece of Shadow- - Boxing’

Past Irmetibre  Act Softens Truman Bid For Powers Of Rationing   House Debate Opens After Senate Passes Taft Proposal, 77-10

Republican Price Plan  Approved   Voluntary Pacts Authorized in G. O. P Bill Sent President

Measure Passes Through House Without Change   Republican’s Solid Front Halts Attempt At Alterations

Voluntary Pricing Agreement Act Sent to President   House Passes Bil From Senate Without Changes

ANTHINFLATION MEASURE SENT TO PRESIDENT   Democrats Call Rule ‘Super-Gag’ But Are Outvoted

Inflation Measure ‘To Truman   After Quick Skirmish, Bill to Fight High’ Cost of Living Passes Unexnectedly 281.723

Price Curb Bill Goes © To Truman   Pricing Agreement. Measure Is Passed “By Heuse---Damos Eail én Altar Rill

Taft Bill Is Passed By House   Expect President To Sign Anti-Inflation Measure Reluctantly

4  ®@ House Passage Certain As Anti-Inflation Bill  Reaches Final Stages

Living Cost Bill Sent  To Truman House Follows Senate on GOP Price Bill

GOP Price Curb Bill Goes te White House   Action Passed after Two Hours of Debate unde Procedure Preventing Free Offering Of Amendments

House Passes Bill Curbing Living Costs.   Measure Sent to President's Desk Friday Afternoon

TRUMAN TO. “RELUCTANTLY” SIGN BILL PROVIDING FOR — “YOLUNTARY”: CON: TROL STEPS .

House Limits Amendments And Debate   Democrats Condemn Practice, Calling It “Super-Gagq”

INFLATION CURBS AWAIT FINAL 0.K.   G.0.P. ‘Voluntary’ Plan Due For Passage By Night

Measure Calling for Voluntary Agreements To Hold Living Costs Down Passes After 2 Hours of Debate.  CLEARS HOUSE BY 281 TO 73 VOTE

Measure Calls For Voluntary Pricing Agreements To Cut Living Costs   Democrats Fight Losing Battle   Bill Passed Under Procedure Which Prevents Offering Amendments

ANTI-INFLATION MEASURE SENT TO PRESIDENT   House Approves Senate Bill for Final 0. K.  Refore Adiournment

Inflation Curb -Bill Will Face Test In House   GOP Again Puls Label Of “Take It Or Leave lh” On Act; Gag Rule Toy Be Invoked

INFLATION BILL PASSED   G. O. P. Measure Is Sent to the White House

Heat’s On Bill To Halt Inflation   House OKs Senate-Passed Measure and Sends  It to President

GOP Bill to Curk Inflation Passed, Sent fo Truman   President Expected To Sign Measure Pushed by Opponents

Okehs Senate Move to Bare  Food Gamblers   Anderson Authorized te Make Public List of Speculators

PASSAGE OF PRICE GURB BILL SEEMED ~ ASSURED TODAY   When the House Ordered I Considered Under Limited Debate.   RESTRICT AMENDMENTS   Bill Is Expected to Head for _ White House by Nightfall.

Congress Races for Adjournment   Senate Debating Stop-Gap Relief

PRICE CURB BILL PASSED: HEADS FOR TRUMAN'S DESK AFTER QUICK OK IN HOUSE

Okay Procedure To Ban Amendments, Limit Discussions   Expects To Place Economic Measure On President’s Desk By Nightfall; Senate Passes Bill 77-10

CONGRESS PASSES GREATLY CHANEED HITNFLATION ACT.   Measure Is Sent Today to Truman for Signature; tiag’ Rule Is Used in House during Vote.   VOLUNTARY RATION PLAN INCLUDED

House Ends  Action Today On Measure  In Congress   President Expected to Sign Measure Alt  It Fell Short of the  Powers He Asked For

HOUSE TAKES SPEEDY ACTION ON MEASURE   Final Passage of Republicar " Voluntary Price Curb. Bill ; Compieted.

Limit Debate And Restrict  Amendments   House Approval Expected to Send Measumse to .Truman by Nightfall

House Passes Measure for Lower Prices   Voluntary-teamwork Permits to Industries “Depend on President

Final Passage Of GOP Price Bill Assured   House Considering Legis.  lation Under Gag Rule

Mild Curb DnInflation Is Passed  ‘Congress Rejects   Congress Rejects ‘Control Powers but Gives President “Some of Program

House Passes Taft Measure To Curb Costs  Dems’ Effort To Block Bill Ends

USE APPROVAL OF GOP BILL IS PECTED TODAY AS DEBATE LIMITED TO SINGLE HOUR ONLY   Regime of Premier De Gaspiri Is Threatened As Labor Strike Once More Convulses Italy; Secretary of State Marshall Will Discuss Tonight Failure of London Mission; More Holy Land Rioting Results in Cusanltios

CONGRESS SENDS INFLATION BILL TO WHITE HOUSE  GOP MEASURE FOR VOLUNTARY CONTROL

Truman to Sign Anti- Inflation ¥ Bill Reluctantly   Congress Completes Action On Republican ‘Voluntary’ Measure

HOUSE OKAYS PLAN TO ROLD LIVING GOSTS   Measure Rushed Through by Gag Rule to Beat Deadline.

Passage of GOP Voluntary Curbs Bill Is Assured  House Approval of   House Approval of Legislation Passed by Senate Yesterday Is Expected Shortly

House Acts To Hurry  Action   Voluntary Curbs Are Requested On Prices

Anti-Inflation Bill Is Passed By Both House:   President Expected to Sigi —Congress Is Expected to Adjourn Tonight

Republicans Gat House To Speed Living Cost Bill  Passage Of Senate ‘Quickie’ Measure Expected By Niaht

Voluntary Price Curb Bill Passed   Measure Goes to Truman After Being Speeded Through Both Houses;   Debaie Is Cut Short

‘DEMOS BEATEN, HOUSE PASSES PLAN, 281-73   Voluntary Pricing Measure I: Okayed as First Passed By Senate

House Expected To Vote Approval Of Price Curbs   Senate Passes Bill; Truman May Receive Legislation Today

Congress Drives Price Curb Bill   Final Action Seems Assured Today to Send Measure to White House By Nightfall.

Democrats Fail o Win Passage Of Amendments   Senate-Approved Plan Passes ‘House After Only Two Hours of Debate.

House Passes  G. O. P. Price Control Act   Measure Goes to President’s Desk in Last-Minute Moves

Inflation Bill OKd by House   Measure Voted 281 to 73; Goes to White House

House Approves Measure For Pricing Agreements To Control Living Costs

PRICE BILL SENT TO PRESIDENT   G. 0. P.-Sponsored AntiInflation Act Saved

Solid GOP Front Wins   Silk Cotls for Voluntasy Price Curks, Forced Through Over Beme Beeatocke

GOP Price Curb Bill Passed  Measure Is   Measure Is Passed-After Two Hours  Of Debate

LIVING COSTS BILL 1S SENT TO PRESIDENT   VOLUNTARY PRICING MEASURE AIMED AT INFLATION

Final Passage Of Price Curb Bill Assured   Democrats Concede Republicans Hove Votes to Send Bill  Ta Pracidant Triman

GOP Living Cost Bill Passes Over Demo Protests   Measure Rammed Through Under “Super Gag”? Pro cedure, Sent To Truman; Alterations Are Rejected

House Follows Senate in Voting Voluntary Curbs   Democrats Defeated In Effort to Include Mandatary Allacations

House Adopts ‘Super-Gag’ Rule To Limit Debate, Assure Ballot On COP. Ant. nflation Plan

Bevin With U. S. Stand Over China   Parley Expected To Start Moving At Faster Clip.

MARSHALL MAY SEE STALIN SOON   Speedup In Work At Moscow Seen Likely

Meeting of © Marshall and Stalin Awaitec  Russian Appéal for Talks on

Marshall-Stalin Meeting In Near Future Seen: Beven Agrees on China

Farly Meeting Expected Between Marshall, Stalin To Have Great Effect On US Soviet Relations

Conference Of Marshall And Stalin’  Is Forecast   Bevin Backs U.S. In Rejecting Muetins In Regard To China

Britain Backs U.S. Stand or China Issue   In Meantime Early Stalin and Marshall Meeting Predicted

‘Stalin Talk With Marshall  Is Forecast’   Far. Reaching Effect On International — - Situation Predicted

Stalin and Marshall to Meet Soon   Outcome Expected to Have Far Reaching Results on Relations

Gen. Marshall and Stalin Meeting Expected Soon   Bevin Lines Up With U. S. Envoy on  Datactian dav Cantaranks ne China

RUESCH-SCHULZ WED. FEBRUARY 5   Popular Hinton Couple Married In Pretty Church  Ceremony

PERMANENT GUESTS NOT AFFECTED ©  Higher Rates For Transient Hofel Rooms Being Expected

LIFT CEILINGS ON HOTELS AND TOURIST ROOMS   Rent Peaks Will Be Removed for Transients  On February 15

Senators Ask Rent ’ Control Relaxation   Transient Hotel Room Rat _e Boosts in Prospect

HIGHER HOTEL RATES TOBE ALLOWED   Ceilings Off Feb. 15 for  Transient Guests

CEILINGS LIFTED ON HOTEL ROOMS   Controls on Transient Quarters to End Feb. 15

Texans Enjoy Cooler Weather; Hurricane Blows Itself Out   2.5 Inch Rain in Mexia Monday; Snow in Colorado

TRUMAN TARFS COOD-WILL TRIF   President Visits Mexicc This Week; Major Talk In Waco Thursday

 PLANS VISIT IN MISSOURI Truman To Leave Today On First Part Of Mexico Trip

TRUMAN T0 BEGIN AIR TRIP TODAY   WILL FLY TO MISSOURI, THEN TO MEXICO—SPEAKS IN TEXAS THURSDAY.

Good-Will Journey To Mexico   Despite Weather Truman Takes Off This Morning To See Mother First

Truman Set For Mexican Flight Sunday   Plans Missouri Stop To Visit TI Mother; Major Speech Ready

7-MAN BOARD WOULD REPLACE PRESENT PLAN   Administrative Head Of 15 Institutions Wanld Re Selected

Dies Suddenly In tls Home   Frank Carr Summonec At Star Junction

‘DUTCH OFFER PLAN FOR SETTLEMENT OUTSIDE UN SETUP Netherlands Challenges UN Council's Authority - To Seek Final Acreement In Indonesian Strife

NETHERLANDS CHALLENGES U.N. AUTHORITY   Dutch Propose Outside Arbitration Instead Of Security Council

U. N. Council Scored In Indonese Dispute   Authority of U. N. Chal lenged In Indonesian Conflict

DUTCH CHALLENGE UN AUTHORITY IN INDIES FIGHT   Netheriands Kepresentative Rejects Any Action by Council to Mediate  Dispute. ’   HAS TWO-POINT PLAN FOR A SETTLEX        Proposes Inquiry by an “Impartial Country” and Joint Probe by Batavia Consuls.

CHALLENGE UN QN INDONESIA   Dutch Charge Council With Overstepping Authority In Handling Issue

DUTCH OFFER PLAN FOR SETTLEMENT OUTSIDE UN SETUP ee EEN IME UN DEIUE  Netherlands Challenges UN Council's Authority To Seek Final Agreement In Indonesian Strife

Dutch Blast UN Council  In Java Case   Open. Bitter Fight By Proposing Plan Outside Authority

Dutch Touch Off Fight In Council  Indonesian Case Handling Criticized

Truman Take Trip To Volcano While Visiting Mexico  Pree pe ae se a Pow   Mexican President To Return Visit To U.S. in April

Truman Makes Aerial Visit To  Mexican Volcano   Touring President Alsc Booked For Motor Trip Th Puramiase.

Truman Brings Mexican Visif To A Close   Hailed As Champion Of Hemispheris Solidarity

President Will Finish His Mexican Sightseeing Today- Flies To Texas Tomorrow

Truman To End Mexico Visit Today   Important Foreign Paticy Speech Set ‘For Texes Tomarrow

Hailed As New Champion Of Hemispheric Solidarity, Truman To Conclude Mexican Goodwill Trip Today

Truman’s Visit To Mexico Is Coming To End   Will Deliver Address A! Baylor U., Before Returt To Washincton,

President Sees  Sights As Visit  To Mexico Ends Will Speak In  Texas Tomorrow

Truman Takes Plane Tour Of Volcano   Winds Up His Mexican Visit Tonight

* - —TRUMAN THE. TOURIST— President Flies Over Great Volcano Today

President Flies Over Volcano s Flaming Crater   Mexican Woman And Child Die In Crush At Capital Fiesta

 President Truman Ends 3-Day Visi ‘in Mexico Exhausting All in Party

TRUMAN NEARS END OF VISIT   Takes to Sacred Cow for View Of Mexico's Volcano Paricutin Today

President in Busy Round Of Activities   Trip to Pyramids Also On Card as Mexico   ge eee epee a

Truman Bri ‘ings Mexican Jaunt  To End Today   President: Is Hailed Throughout Travels

 President Is Tireless, Enthusiastic American Tourist Visiting Mexico

Truman Flies fo See Mexico's Great Volcano   President’s Plane Accompanied by Two With Newspaper Men And Photoaraphers.

TRUMAN SEES VOLCANO FROM PLANE IN MEXICO   2 Die, 4 Hurt in Mob Trying to Get Glimpse of President at Stadium

Truman Views Volcanos; Two Killed, Four Hurt in Mexican Fiesta Crush

Truman To View Volcanoes As Mexico Trip Nears End   Foreign Economic Policy Speech Will Feature Stop On Thursday ot Baylor University

Truman To. Fly Over Volcano   President Plays Role of Tour ist as Mexicans Lay Out Routes.

Pressing Throngs Greet President... .  Truman Hailed As Strong Arm Of Hemisphere

TRUMAN ENDING MEXICAN VISIT AFTER DAY OF SIGHTSEEING   Flys Back To  U. S. Tomorrow;  2 Died Yesterday In Crush Of Crowd

Truman Gets Air View Of Volcano   Plans Return to . U. S. Thureday for Texas Speech

Truman Inspects Mexican Volcano  President Tiveless in Tourist's Role

Truman To Fly. Over Voleano   President Plans Round Of Sightseeing  In Mawicn_

Truman Ends Mexican Trip  Waco, Tex., Speech   Waco, Tex., Speech Scheduled at 1 P. M.

Flood Control And HydroPower Development Funds Voted By Congress   Quote Is Above Original Figure   80th Congress Cuts Appropriations Deeper Than In Recent Years

Russia Opposed To Waiting for Airtight Rules   Gromyko Calls Austin Demand: Ilogical, Wants Disarmament As Initial Move

Russia, Takes Issue with U. S. On Arms Cut   Gromyko Asserts Disarmament Should Not Await Safeguards

Begin Talks To Disarm Nations   U. S. and Russia At  Odds On First Steps; Collide On Interna-. tional Inspections

‘U. 5. Demands Safeguards Before World-Wide Armament Reduction   Russia Takes Sharp Issue With American Declaration and Rejects New U.S. Resolution As Security Council Debates Arms Proposals

AGAINST PLANS ON SAFEGUARDS AS FIRST STEP   Delegate Gromyko Says Disarmament Itself Should Be Initial Act

Security Council ls Told Austin’s Offer Is Ilogical   Gromyko Insists That Atomic Control Issue Is Secondary Matter

Airtight Arms Plan U. §. Demand   Concrete Safeguards Needed, Says Austin in U. N. Declaration

PRAGES AN IF IN ARMS REDUCTION   Must Have Concrete and Enforeeable Safeguards  First. *   /DECLARATION 1S MADE   Came From Warren R. Auslin, a United States Delegate.

Russia And U.S Tanale   Gromyko Insists Arms Reductions Precede A Security System

Gromyko Says Cut Should  Come . First   American Delegate Uhh Asked Atomic Control Ba Given Top Prierity.

REDS CLASH WITH U.S. ON ARMS PLANS   Soviet Takes Issue Witt Austin On Safeguards

Soviet Russia Differs on Disarmament   United States Declares Safeguards Must Come First

U,S., Russia At Odds on  Disarmament   Soviets Take Sharp Issue On Safeguards Froposed By American Delegation As Prelude to Program

Russia Balks At Arms Plan   Resist U. S. Proposal On World Security

Russians Oppose U.S. Plan for Arms Cut Safeguards   Sromyko Says Austin “Wogical”’ In Wanting Security Measures

U. S. Stands Pat: Insists On Security   Will Agree To No Arms Slashing Until ‘Airtight Safeguards’ Set Up.

Russ Oppose New U.S. Plar For Arms Cut   American Demand For Safeguards Hit By Soviet Delegate

Specifies Top Priority For Atom Control   UN Delegate Austin Makes It Clear America Will Demand System Intere  national Security   Police Force and Inspection Agents   Declares Conclusion Of Peace Treaties Will Have “Bearing On Arms Reduction

RED DISAGREES WITH-U. S. ON CUT IN ARMS   Soviet Takes Sharp Issue With UL S. on Safeguards in Arms Reduction  —   CLAIM AUSTIN'S PLAN - NOT LOGICAL PROPOSAL

U.S “ILLOGICAL” IN ASKING PLAN   RUSS DELEGATE FEELS DISARMING ACTIONS SHOULD BE FIRST MOVE

U.S. INSISTS ON SECURITY IN ARMS CUT   Austin Says Nation Will Never Agree to Reduction Plan Until Safeguards Against Violations Are Established.

U.S. INSISTS ON SAFEGUARDS AS FIRST STEP   But Gromyko Asserts Austin ‘Hogical’ in Asking Security First

RED DELEGATE REJECTS ATOM PRIORITY PLAN   Austin’s ‘Compromise Proposal Rejected By Gromyko

Soviets Take Sha rp Issue On Arms Plan   Russia Doubts World Security Must Be First Step Toward It

VOTE ON SELLING — 4 SCHOOL HOUSES   District Votes to Sell Buildings in Northwest Part of Ruthven this Month. .

A SCHOOL HOUSES SOLD THIS FRIDAY   District Decides to Sell Building: in Northwest Part of Ruthven thie Week.

4 SCHOOL HOUSES  WILL GO ON SALE   District Votes ¢0 Sell Buildings in Northwest Part of Ruthven this Month.

SEIZURE WEAPON HELD IN RESERVE      Deadline for Telephone Industry Strike Set for 6 A. M. Monday —Telephone Union Leaders Challenge Government's Authority to Seize Industry,

DEADLINE FOR STRIKE ACTION. ~ DRAWING NEAR   UNION. LEADERS BILENT ON “ PLANS’ IF: GOVERNMENT = ~ ANNOUNCES IT-HAS  SEIZED LINES. -;-

Back To School!   ATTIC LIFE OF   Ohio Police Arrest Father, Step-Mother of Child; Neglect Is Charged

Because ‘She Wet The Bed’!  Nine-Year-Old Girl Is Held Prisoner In Attic

Parents Accused. Of Keeping Girl In Hot Home Attic   Charges Filed Over Mistreatment of Nine-Year Old Girl in Cleveland

Parents Held For imprisoning Child in Attic   Nine-Year-Old Girl Found In 120-Degree Heat Of Garret

BEVIN NOT UNDULY PESSIMISTIC   Returns From Moscow Meeting; Urges Patience

BRITISH 10 PUT D.P.S 10 WORK IN GERMANY   Air Marshal Douglas Launches System of Compulsory Labor

Displaced Persons In British Zone Ordered To Work   British Military Governor In Zone In Germany Orders Compulsory Labor Program

ARMY ORDER ORDERS ~ DPS TO WORK   HEAD OF. BRITISH ZONE IN  ERMANY ANNOUNCES  ~NEW SYSTEM WILL—~ -—— ‘BE FOLLOWED .

WORK IS DECREED FOR EUROPEAN DPS   Those Refusing To Comply To Face Prosecution

Blizzard Hits Syracuse, \. Y.   16 Lives Are Lost In Storm In New York And New England

MISS M. E. TULL DIES OF SHORT ILLNESS HERE   Funeral Rites Tuesday For Well-Known News paperwomar  PHEM COLLECTIONS

Services For ‘Miss Tull To ‘Be On Tuesday   Well-Known Newspape: Woman And Poetess Died Early Sunday

Real Crisis Will Develop Next Spring, Government,  Expert Asserts

Threat of Gas  Rations Grow   Big Petroleum Companies Allocate Scarce Supplies to Dealers

GASOLINE SCARCITY BEING FELT   Pinch to Be Felt More This Winter And Next Spring

President Leads Program To Saye Food for Europe   Communism Cited  As Factor Of Plan

President Truman To Appeal To Nation In Radio Address Sunday Night To Halt Waste of Food

Reaction To Program Of Pres Truman Mixed; Most House wives Indicate They Will G¢ Alone If Possible   TRUMAN TO APPEAL TO PEOPLE SUNDAY

Nation’s Kat Less Appeal In High Gear   President Will Take Case Direct To People In Broadcast Sunday

Truman, Marshal Spearhead Drive For Less Waste   President, Secretary To Launch Program Sunday In Broadcast

AMERICA MUST TIGHTEN BELTS IN FOOD DRIVE   Truman, Marshall to Appeal Directly to Nation Sunday

(CHIEF EXECUTIVE ‘TOOPENBATTLE. ONNATION’S DIET   Will Spearhead Dramatic Drive Toa Conserve Food

Triiman to Make Radio Appeal   Notion Will Be Asked to Revise Eatirig Habits to Prevent Famine

TO SPEARHEAD FOOD DRIVE   President and Secretary Marshall Will Make Appeal to American People.

TRUMAN WILL ASK AMERICANS 10 AID IN SAVING OF FOOD   President and Marshall to Speak Sunday Night to Nation; Luckman Tells of Program.   FIGHT ON WASTE TO BE ADVOCATED

U.S. Steps Up Drive to Stop Food Waste for European Aid   Truman, Marshall Speak Sunday on 5-Point Conservation Program

All-Out Drive To Change U. S. Eating Habits   Truman will ‘Address Nation Sunday Night

Also Hopes To Reduce Hish Prices   President Will Join Marshall In Nationa) Appeal

EATING HABIT CHANGES URGED   Truman Accelerates Waste-less Drive For Europe

Truman To Make Avpveal   HousewivesDoubtEfficitency OfFoodPlan---TooManyMen

TUNNEL BLASTED AS JEWS GLASt   Open Rupture of Under. ground Forces Occurs When Probers Visit

Anti-Terrorist Jews Take Action  Open Rupture Of Underaqround Occurs

PRESIDENT VETOES WOOL PRICE BILL   Would Hamper Trade Relations With Other Countries, He Says

President Vetces Wool Price Bill  “Would Have An Adverse Effect  On Relations’’

Wool Price Bill Vetoed By Truman   Says Measure Would B« “Tragic Mistake’’ in Congress Message

Truman Vetoes Wool Price Bill   Sees Adverse Effect On Our International Relations

Truman Vetoes GOP Wool Tax Measure Today   TARIFF PLAN CONFLICTS . WITH AMERICAN IDEALS

Tariff Boosts Made Possible By Provisions   Blow to Leadership In World Affairs President Asserts

PRESIDENT USES VETO POWER ON WOOL PRICE BIL   ‘Says Measure Would Hurt Position Of U. 5. As World  TW aeln lamer

TRUMAN VETOES BILL BOOSTING TARIFF ON WOOL   Say Veto Will Be Sustained Ry Congress

PRES. VETOES WOOL PRICE SUPPORT BILL   No Chance of -—— Being Overridden - On This One —

Wool Bill Is Vetoed      Would Have Bad Effect On International Relations, Says President

WOOL PRICE BOLSTERING BILL VETOED   President Says Enactment Would Be Tragic Mistake

Truman Puts Veto On Wool Price Support  Would Hurt Our International

Truman Veto Kills Wool Support Bill  President Says ee Se a   President Says Law Menace to U.S. Leadership

Act Would Have ‘Adverse Effect, President Says   Cut Might Appear To Be Economic Isolationism

Truman Vetoes Bill for Wool Price Support   Claims Measure Would Have Adverse Effect On Foreign Relations

Truman's Veto Kills Wool Price Support: Measure   President Siys Bill Would Hyv.t Natien’s International Relations

AV ool Price Bill Vetoed; Revised Measure Shaped   President Says Measure Weuld Be Blow To U.S. Leadership In World. Af  “@ fairs: Favors Some Part:

Legislation Called A Tragic Mistake ‘Wool Price Support Bill Is Vetoed Today By President

WOOL SUPPORT BILL VETOED   Truman Says Measure Would Have Bad Effect on international Relations.

Senate Gives New Bill Quick Action   Substitute Proposal Eliminates All Tariff Provisions

Wool Bill Is Vetoed By Truman   Continuation of Price Support Is Turned Down

Truman Vetoes Bill For Wool Price Support   ‘Says Trade Barrier Would Have Adverse ‘International Affect

Truman Vetoes Wool Price Bill   Would Have ive Adverse Effect on International Relations Says President

TRUMAN VETOES SUPPORT BILL ON WOOL PRICES   Says Measure Would Affect Trade Talks Now Underway at Geneva

Truman Vetoes Wool Price Plan   Execittive Explains Measure Would ‘Adversely Effect State Relations’

Truman Vetoes Bill Supporting Wool Prices   Contends That Tariff Provision Would Be Very Serious Error

Says It Would Have Adverse International Repercussions   “First Step on Road te Keonomie Isolationism”

Truman Veto On Wool Bill   President Rejects Price Support Bill; [s  Thire Veto OF Session

Truman Vetoes Wool Price Support Bill   Fears Bad Effect On Foreign Relations

THs i HPN   Enactment ‘Tragic Mis: take,’ Truman Declare: at Capital Today ; Woulc Hit World Leadership.   SUSTAINING VOTE IS SAID UNLIKELY

President Declares  It Would Have Adverse Effect on Leadership Of U. S. in World

President  Vetoes Bill   Measure Would Have Continued Government Price Of Wool At Present Levels

President Vetoes Bill to Controi Wool Market Price   Brands Measure as Adverse to Nation’s International Policy

Truman Vetoes  Wool Price Bill   Says Support Measure Would Have Adverse Effect On Relations.

Chief Vetoes Bill Backing Wool Prices   Truman Contends Measure Would Seriously tmpair ‘International Relations’—Act Goes to Committee, Where lt bay Be Allawed Ta Bia

Says Continuance Of Trade Barrier ‘Tragic Mistake’   Measure Would Hold Ratec At Present Level

Wool! Price Bill Vetoed   Marshall Plan May Force Ration Return, Rieve Warns

Price Support Bilt For Wool Veioed   Truman Disapproves Act to Erect Higher Barriers to Imports

MESSAGE SENT TO CONGRESS BY TRUMAN   Bill Opposed As Hurting World Relations   DISAPPROVAL   Of Measure No Surprise; Certain Death Faces Proposed Law

Truman Vetoes Wool Price Bill  Fears Adverse Effect on Foreian Relations

FEARS ADVERSE EFFECT ON U. S. JRADE PROGRAM   THIRD REJECTION OF REPUBLICAN-PLANNED CONGRESSIONAL ACTS

Wool Support Bill Vetoed By President   Truman Expresses Objections io Provisions Authorizing Higher Trade Barriers.

Wool Bill Is Vetoed By Truman   Would Upset Foreign Understandings And Raise Prices Of Products At Wome

President Truman Vetoes Wool Price Support Measure   Says International Relations Would Be © Affected by Passage

‘LITTLE MAN’ “FIRED SHOTS ~ AT BRIGKER   COMPANION OF SENATOR SAYS THAT BLANK CART _ .. RIDGES MAY HAVE BEEN Mw TEE RruArYvUre 

*BULLETS MISS OHIO SENATOR AND COMPANION   qCapitol Police Hunt ‘Little Man’ Who Eyewitnesses Say Fired Gun

sili. anita iiiicesi nem icriaibamianerancmmcaste HORSE PLAYER DIES

5 Dutch Paintings Stolen by Nazis Found in Offices of U.S. Generals

Holland’s Missing Art Treasures Found GENERALS HAD THEM ALL THE TIME

State Fair Opens Today   Record Attendance Seen During Reign Of Annual Exposition

Food Report May Decide Necessity For Special Term   Congress May Be Asked to Order Gray Bread, Re strict Brewers

Congress May Act In Food Crisis   Extra Session Might Restrict Grain For Liquor

Slots, Labor Bills to Face State Solons   Both Branches To Take Up Measures During This Week

Cub Pilots Starf Last ‘Leg’ Soon   Leave California Safurday To Finish Round-World  Journey

Round- World Cub Fliers Off On Last leq   - One of Famous Team Son. Of.  Former Maviceanr

Proposal To Establish Revolying Fund To Loan Money to Towns Submitted to GOP Committee.   PRODUCTION TAX ON OIL AND GAS ASKED

TRUCE AGAIN DELAYS ‘BATTLE OF NEWARK’   Peace Conferénces Held Ir Argument Over Warship

AUTOMOBILE OVERTURNS   Mother and Two Children Shaken Up in Accident Last Ni

AUTOMOBILE OVERTURNS   j a NB a Mother and Two Children Shaken : Up in Accident Last Night

Idaho Senator Considered for Running Mate   Says He’ll Speak in at Leas Forty States — Plans National Meeting

IDAHO SENATOR ‘CONSIDERED’, HENRY SAYS .   Plans Complete Next Month

Truman's Hopes Endangered By Third Party   Action Brightens GOP Prospects In 1948 Election

n  P STRIKE S EXPECTED   LITTLE CHANCE SEEN OF - AVERTING PARALYZING  4 STRIKE ALONG BOTH  COASTS.

MARINE UNIONS SET FOR STRIKE   Nationwide Waikout Timed For Sunday Midnight

Report 200,000 ~ Poised To Strike   American Maritime Workers Strike Threat Is Faced At Midnight Sunday

HIGHT TO AVERT MARINE STRIKE   200,000 Poised to Quit U.S Ships Sunday Night If Parleys Fail

ON DEMOCRACY IN JAPAN   Dr. Ted Kennedy to Discuss Dew velopments in Broadeast

ON DEMOCRACY IN JAPAN   Dr. Ted Kennedy to to Diseuse Neo  velopments in Broadeast

PUBLICANS HOPE GAIN SEAT IN          New Mexico Regarded. as Piv. otal State in Next Election, Meeting Told

Florida Has First Snow In 30 Years Gas Pressure Low In North As Area Is Gripped By Cold

Weather Forecast   First Snow Seen In State For 30 Years Causes Varied Reactions   Gas Shortage Halts Industry iis North   Cold Weather Expected To Moderate In Central Area Today, Tuesday

COLD WAVE IS CONTINUING WITH UNABATED FURY   Florida Hit; Gas Shortage Affects Manufacturers In North States

Continuing Cold Is Forecast for Northern States   80,000 Auto Workers Laid Off; Snow Falls in Sunny Florida

Florida Snow And Cold Hit Fruit Output   Gas Shortage Due To Weather Shuts Northern Factories

Reject: Proposal. Asking. -. Delay in Negotiations ~~ Fer Trade Agreement:

NEW MEASURE TO CUT STRIKES URGED FOR OHIO   Union Responsibility Woulc Be Defined Under Plan Offered In House

~-UNION REGULATION SOUGHTStrike Curb Bill Is  I ntroduced In House

Wants Majority Strike Vote or Court Action   GOP Legislator To Introduce. New Labor Bill

OFFERS BILL 10 CURB STRIKES IN BUCKEYE STATE   Aken’s Measure Also Would Define Responsibilities of Labor Unions

Rate-Fixing " Billi Slated  For Passage   Opponents: Hope For Presidential. Veto Of Bulwinkle . Bill

Rail Rate Bill  Approval Seen In Vote Today    Opponents Expect Truman To Veto Act, Admit Senate Will Pass Revised Measure

DEATH OF OIL MAN   J. R. Greenlees Had Lived Here 58 Years; Wife Died Two Weeks Ago

J. R. Greenlees Had Lived ‘Here. 558 Years; Wife Died Two Weeks Ago

U.S. Moves to Head Off Western Union Walkout   Calls Meeting Today of Unian, Company, Chiefs— Hele Cinttmicm hated

Seek to Avert Western Union  Strike Dec. 23   Union Leaders Express Little Optimism of Avoiding Walkout

WESTERN UNION STRIKE ALL SE]   Little Hope Seen For Averting Walkout On Dec. 25

Try to Halt Wire Tie-Up   Union Leaders Doubt Government-Calied Parley Will Avert  Strike Set For Dec. 23

OUTLOOK DARK FOR STOPPING WIRE TIEUF   Returns On Strike Vote Show  Big Walkout Edge

U.S. Summons Western Union Strike Parties   Little Hope Seen Of Preventing Walkout Tuesdav

BODIES FO IN WRECKAGE OF CRASHED PLANE   48-Year-Old Attorney Be comes Governor Of Oregon After Tragedy   SNELL JOKED ABOUT DEATH BEFORE TRIP

Most Tragic Crash Takes Top Leaders   Portland Attorney Will Assume Post; Leaves A Sick-Bed

3 Officials And Pilot ound Dead  In Oregon   Body of Governor And Three Others Brought from Site Of Plane Mishan

Bodies of Oregon Governor, Friends Found in Forest   Bodies of Air Crash Victims Recovered After 24-Hour Search

Bodies Of Cras Victims Found  Bodies Of Oregon Governor, Aides RQ.  rene of Si

OREGONS TOP OFFICIALS ARE FOUND KILLED   Governor, President Of Senate, Secretary Of State Die In Plane

Three Bodies Laid in Unburned Wreckage, Below Timbered Cliff in Green Valley, Oregon.

Crash Victims Finally Found   Oregon’s Governor and Three Others Killed In Wreck

Congress to Get Truman Plan for Controlling Rivers  Sen. Murray Confiden President Will Back MVA Proaram

FLOOD CONTROL PLAN STUDIED   Measure To Harness Nation’s Unruly Waters Ready for Action by Congress

Truman Prepares Big Flood-Control Plan for Congress  Would Harness Unruly Waters From Rockies To The Appalachians

Truman Prepares to Recommend Vast Flood Control Program to Congres:

White House Prepares Bill To Control Unruly Waters Across Nation

5 CONVENTIONS TO ASSEMBLE IN CITY IN 2 WEEKS   Expect 800 Delegates to Visit Here, Plus Centennial Crowd

e PAUL MALLON—  U. S. Procedure Is to Let Russia Form Own Downward Destiny

Huge Crowd Expected at State Fair   Jeweled Brooch To Be Given Mrs. Truman

TRUMAN KNOCKS QUT INCOME TAX CUT WITH VETO   Holds Present No Time to Make nteduction, That Surplus Funds Should Be Used to Lower Debt.   REPUBLICANS SEE NO CHANCE OF ’47 SLASH   Concede They Will Be Unable to Muster Necessary Twothirds in Senate to Override President.

Tax Cut Bill Vetoed hy President  Eifort to Override Action Slated .  fine Maven TPTadercr

Truman Believes Nation Should Cut Debt First   President Contends Bill Would Help Rich, Hurt Poor

Truman Vetoes  Tax Cut; GOP Can't Override   Republicans Charge Cold-Blooded Politics A President Calls Measure Ill-Timed, Risky And  LI nfair Ta Il ow Incama Tavnavere

Kirst President Ever to Veto Bill for Reduction of Taxation; No Promises for Next Year.

CALLS IT WRONG KIND. UNTIMELY   ‘Declares If “Risky” And “Jreafe” Aad Leaves

ASSERTS TIME HAS NOT COME TO CUT TAXES   Party Leaders Believe Veto Action Will Be Sustained

Truman Vetoes Tax Bill as Unfair to  Low Income Groups   Democratic Leader Predicts President's Action Will Be Sustained; Legislation Turned Into Hot Issue of “48 Campaign

Measure Held. Risky, Unfair By President   “Cold-Blooded _Polities’ Charged By GOP  Conaressmen

SLASHES NOW CALLED RISKY BY PRESIDENT   PAYMENT ON DEBTS GIVEN PRECEDENCE BY WHITE HOUSE

Tax Cut Bill Vetoed by President  Effort to Override Action Slated for House Today

[Republicans Concerned At Prospects Of Overriding Precrdeat s Action Today

House Republican: Prepare Override, But Necessary Two-Thirds Vote In Senate Unlikely

WHITE HOUSE LABELS BILL INSAFE. RISKY   Lower Chamber Hopes To Override Decision; Mav Stand in Senate

President Says ‘Measure Would Have Hit U. S. Economy Truman Vetoes Income Tax Cut,  GOPs Admit Defeat In Dispute

Veteran Runs Amok,2Dead Two Injured   Starts Wild Shooting When Courtesy Shown Girl Friend

FOUR-DAY GALE TAKES 62 LIVES   British Tanker Breaks Up; Old Battleship Warspite On Rocks

Commissioner Claims Capone Of Next Decade Stealing Apples Now   Census Bureau Says One Of Ten Civilians ls World War Il Vet

Greek Troops Cut Off Escape Of Guerillas    Encircling Movement Perils 3,500; Second Invading Force Moves

RRL! APE ROUTE CFVERET)   ernment Troops py Key Posts, ke Upper Hand

Escape Route Of “Invaders” In Greece Cut   Greek Troops In Encircling Movement Endangering Some 3,500 Guerrillas   SAY “INVADERS”’   UNDER HEAVY FIRE 

No Decision By Governor On Special Session   Laney To Confer With Members Of State Boards

Hollywood Plans Radio Fight on House Hearings   Film Greats to Appea on Broadcast Set for Sunday Afternoon

NH Soldier Held In Dahlia Case   Claremont Soldier Dated Her, Mind Then Went Blank, He Says

SOLDIER IS BEING QUESTIONED OVER WOMAN’S SLAYING   Admits Having Date With Black Dahlia Six Days Before Butchered Body: Faunel

MAKING SURVEY OF U.S, ROUTE 40 TO RIDGEVILLE      Highway Will Be Relocat: ed To Avoid Present Hazards

Fiye-Mile Projects Contemplated; Use Of Present Roadway Wat Pronosed

Evacuation of British Women, Children From Palestine Is Ordered Immediately

Evacuation Results From Terroristic Attacks; May Involve 3,000 Families

TERRORIST ACTS CAUSE » OF ACTION   3,000 Civilian Families To Be Involved In Transfer   AMERICAN ENVOY   To Consult With British About U. S. Nationals; Plan Other Moves

Evacuation Order Results From Late Acts Of Terrorism   Churchill Suggests Giving UN Mandate Unless United States Helps British With New Policy

BRITISH WOMEN, CHILDREN LEAVE   Holy Land Evacuation Leads ) To ‘Action’ Rumors

Trouble Looms As Women and Children Leave   Rising Terrorist Activities Blamed For Drastic Move

More Firm Policy Is Rumored   Churchill Claims Pledge To Jews Has Been Broken.

[British t to Remove ‘Women, Children  From Palestine   j Recent Tervoristic ‘Acts ;. Is Reason for Removal; Those Who Stay Do So at Own Risk

ES HUNT MISSING SHIP   FEAR FISHING VESSEL MAY "HAVE GONE DOWN, IN _ STORM WITH... MEN ABOARD

" —THREE PATIENTS CAPTURED—_ Hunt Fourth Escapee From Army Institution

BREAK FROM U.S, HOSPITAL RELEASES 4   One Man Is Still at Liberty But an Orderly Is Held

Mental Patient, Said Dangerous Is Hunted   Three Others Taken Into Custody After Fleeing Hospital

Three Army Hospital Patients Recaptured   Danyerous ‘Psyches’ Slug Guards at Son Francisco Hunt for Fourth Widens

HUNT LAST ARMY ESCAPEE, HOSTAGE   Three of Mental Patie nt Quartet Recaptured

Capture Three of Four Army Mental Escapees   Paratrooper and Orderly Missing

Recapture 3 of 4 Escaped Army Mental Patients   Use Force in Making Get-away.

THREE OF 4 DANGEROUS MENTAL ‘PATIENTS WHO ESCAPED FROM GI ‘HOSPITAL CAUGHT: ONE IS FREE

Skid Endangers Truman’ s Life  \ Danuidant Danahe Pots Scribes   President Laughs, Puts Scribes To Work Shave Errant Car

Truman Escapes Serious Injury In Auto Mishap   Car Skids on Mountain Road In Brazil Trip

TRUMAN TO HEAD NORTH TOMORROW      Faces Busy Round of Re. ceptions at Rio.

SKIDDING AUTC MARS OFFICIAL TOUR OF BRAZIL   Incident Occurs on Slippery Mountainside Roadway

. —STARTS FOR U. S, SUNDAY— Round Of Receptions Keep President Busy

Wheel Slips to Stop Atop Mountain Cliff   Party Escapes Brazil Mishap, Continues Full Day’s Activity

President Declares. U..:§. “Must Have Help” In Maintaining Peace In Hemisphere

Social Duties End Truman Brazil Visit   Banquets, Luncheons Mark Conclusion Of Successful Trip

Large Open Car Skids, Is Mired On Muddy Road  Wheel Goes Over   Wheel Goes Over A Retaining Wall

Truman Winds Ur Brazilian Tour   To Review Troops Before Leaving for US on Missouri

TRUMAN'S BRAZIL VISIT NEAR END   Round of Receptions Faces President’s Party

Truman Auto Skids, Halts At Cliff Edge   Near-Tragedy Morks Rio Mountain Trip; Only 2 Feet to Spare

Brazil’s Chief Fetes Truman   Firm U. 8. Support For U. N. Pledeced

Rio Receptions Claim Most of Truman Time   Will Entertain Chief Of Brazil Republic At Embassy Tonioht

Truman's Aufo Skids Off Road Near Precipice   President Escapes a Possibly Serious Mishap in Brazil

AUTO OF PRESIDENT SKIDS 10 FEW FEET FROM CLIFFS EDGE  U.S. CHIEF EXECUTIVE   U.S. CHIEF EXECUTIVE NOT UPSET BY BRUSH WITH POSSIBLE CRASH

Truman Faces Receptions In Brazil Today  Plans Appearances In Next To Last Day of Rio Visit

President’s Car Slips Near Cliff  Truman Has Narrow “Escape In Brazil

[Fete Truman On Eve Of ‘Departure   Round of Activities for Nation's Chief Executive Today; Will Leave on Battleship Tomorrow

Stops Near Edge of Cliff   President Laughs fe Off White Others Push Co Back Onte Highway

lruman Has Close Call On Mountain   Exciting Schedule In Brazil Includes Near Mishap In Skidding Car

Car Stopped Near Edge.Of Deep Chit   Secret. Service Chief Insists President Was Never In Danger. Party To Board U. 8. 5, Mis souri Today.

President Will Review : Parade on Brazilian Independence Day   TO BRAZIL'S CONGRESS

TRUMAN. UNHURT AS CAR SKIDS OFF MOUNTAIN. ROAD   ‘Auto Hits Retaining Wall  Two Feet from Precip~ ' ftous Cliff in Rio.   RETURNS TO U.S. TODAY   Six-Day Brazilian Visit Ends for President and His Family.

Large Open Car Skids, Is Mired On Muddy Road   Wheel Goes Over A Retaining Wall

eee eee  Flash  Brief News Item: Diahse aff ¢ha Wiras:   Truman Has Mishap

Truman Faced With Round of Receptions —   ~ Next-to Last Day of His Visit in’ Capital of Brazil ©

PRESIDENT HAS SKID NEAR EDGE OF MUDDY ROAD   Wheel of Machine Goes Over Curbing On Mountain Ride

Festivities  Climax Trip T o Brazil   -Trumans Attend unc Of Parties As Finale’  To Historie Visit; Teave Rio Tomorr

PRESIDENT TRUMAN NARROWLY ESCAPES SERIOUS MISHAP AS ALTO SDS ON MOUNTAIN ROAD

President's Escape Is Narrow One   Cor on Mountain Rood in Brazil Skids in Mud

Presidential Automobile Skids on a Steep Mountain Road; Narrow Escape

Truman Narrowly Escapes Possible Serious Mishap As Auto Skids From Road

U.N. Help Asked In Indo-Dutch War   Republicans Urge U. S. to Get U. N. Help In Fight For Independence.

MAN PERISHES IN ~ PIGEON HILLS FIRE   Benjamin F. Laughman, 74. Burns To Death And His Home Destroyed — May Have Thrown Oil In Stove

BARKER GUILTY OF MURDER IN TAVERN SLAYING  mmr 11   JURY SAYS HOODLUM SHOT MAYS WITH 2 GUNS AT VANDALIA

MERCURY TO DROP   Flora Says Cool Air Wil  Spread Over Entire Part  of State

Heat Break In Sight    Cooler. Air Moving Into. State After Yesterday’s Sizzler

NetherlandsNavy Accusedof Piracy   American Freighter Cuptain Reports Seizure of Cargo

Angry Wilson May Balk on Second Spot   May Refuse to Play _ Second Fiddle to Senator Wherry

FRESH TROUBLE CONFRONTS GOP SOLONS TODAY   Senator Wilson May Reject Committee Role—Wherry Boosted to Top

Work or Forfeit Support of U. S., Official Says   Fears City Attacks on Country Suppliers by This Autumn

GERMANS TOLD THAT THEY LL BEHUNGRY —   But Are Warned Work Stoppages — Will Do No Good

Germans Get U.S. Warning On Food Crisis      COUNTRY TOLD TO GE’ DOWN TO WORK OR SUFFER

Labor Told Strike Will Hurt Cause   Warned Not to Alienate the American People by  Their Attitude

Statesville Shots   Informal Glimpses of People In and Around Statesyilt-.

WILL TEACH RUSSIAN   Montgomery Wants British Offi cera To Learn La:

Britain Backs U.S. Plan for ‘No Veto’   Stand Reaffirmed at Debate on Atomic Control

U. 5. Stand On Veto Backed By Britain   Differences In American and Russian Position Outlined

.Britain Backs U.S. Plan for ‘No Veto’  Stand Reatfirmed at Debate  an Bétamin Canteal

BRITAIN AGAIN SUPPORTS U.S. STAND IN UN   Cadgoan R Restates His

New Flying Era Promised in Development of Helicopter Craft Travels “Every Whichaway”

New Helicopter ls Developed   Plane Will Land Or Take Off In Area 30-Feet Square

New Helicopter Is Disclosed   Individual Machine Promises New Flying  Era, Maker Says

World Healthier Than Could Be Expecte d   UNRRA Surprised There Has Been No Serious Enidemics

MINIMUM WAGE BOOST PLANNED   ‘GOP Leaders to Push For Speedy Enactment

Republicans to Push for Hike In Pay Floor   Want Wage Minimum In. creased from 40¢ to 606 an Hour

G..0, P, ACTS TO SPUR MINIMUM PAY BOOST   60-Cent Bottom Due To Be Asked In House Group

WAGE BOOST IS ADVOCATED   Republicans Will Start Hearings Friday on Measure to Set New Wage Floor, Probably at 60 Cents an Hour.

Tobey Says He Will Not Bolt   Going Along With Republicans When He Thinks They Are Right

TOBEY, GOP SENATOR, RAPS FAVORITE SONS   New Hampshire Solon to — Go Along With Party Only When it is Right.

New Hampshire Senator Calls For ‘Fewer Favorite Sons’ In Republican Party

Be With Party “When Right   a  Senator Tobey Calls for Fewer ‘Favorite Sons’

Calls for Fewer  ~ ‘Favorite Sons   Tobey to Stiek With Party When He ‘Thinks Je Is Right

Wants Fewer “Favorite Sons” in GOP Ranks   Senator Tobey Insists He Is Not Kicking Over Any Party Trerac

 ‘No Bolter,’ But GOP Sen. Tobey Charges Too Many Republican Favorite Sons

Flays GOP Favorites   Republican Senator  Tobey Claims Party Leadership Faulty

Socialism Is ~ Discussed By Babson Today   ECONOMIST TELLS OF * NEW ENGLAND MAYGR

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT...   S—_ —  BABSON DISCUSSES SOCIAL yoORA

$62,000 Suit Results From Blast Tragedy   Sum Is Sought From Clearfield Gas Company For Death and Property Damage lo Home.

PIECE OF SKIN OFF KNUCKLE WAS DOWNFALL OF BURGLAR   ALABAMA PAROLEE RUNS UI AGAINST SCIENCE AND HIS CRIME CAREER ENDS

FASTEST, FARTHEREST F LIGHT B-29’s Take Off on One-Stop Flight, Tokyo to Washington

' : : ; '  Fight Superfortresses Leave Tokyo For One-Stop Flight To Washirgion

Leave Tokyo On Flight To Washington   Superfortresses  _ To Arrive Friday; WD Ywaler Mee Cid.

Superfortresses Take Off On One-Stop Flight From Tokyo to Washington

Eight B-29’s Begin One-Stop Run ‘From Tokyo to Washington. D. C.

‘Bring ‘Em Home!’ * 8 B-29's Leave Tokyo On One-Stop Flight To U. S.

8 Superforts On Long Flight   Take Off on One-Stop Flight from Tokyo to Washington, D. C.

Special Legislative Session Is Promised   Baltimore City Seeks Tax. ing Powers To Raise Road Funds.

LEGISLATURE 10 BE RECALLED BY GOVERNOR LANE   No Date Set For Session Tc Ease Baltimore’s Fiscal Problems   CITY MIGHT FORFEIT GOVERNMENT FUNDS

CALL PORTAL SUIT ESSENTIAL IN THE HOUSE TODAY   To Prevent “Economic Chaos” Blow to “Labor's Rights”.

Forces Join  To Outlaw Portal Pay   House Stage Set For Showdown on Labor Legislation

Portal Pay Bill ¢ Needed to Avoid Economic Chaos:  (awnin 1 Bierisceerck   General Discussion In House on Issue

Portal Pay Bill Passage Likely   House ‘Hears Praise, Censure of Measure

Work On Theory Truman Must Take Consequences If He Applies Veto  eens      Deficiency Act Cut $6,747,256   House Delays Clearing Balkan Aid Measure For Floor Debate

FATHER KILLS TWO CHILDREN   Youngsters Beaten To Death With Baseball Bat While They Slept

Democrats Seek” GOP Control End in Kentucky Votes   3 Congressional Races to Test Strength of Party Men

EYE POLITICAL RAGES IN TWO STATES IN SOUTH   Mississippi Elects Successor to Bilbo; Kentucky Picks Governor

Senator, Three Congressmen, One Governor, Many Mayors to Be Chosen in Elections Today

Expect No Trends To. Show Today i in Presidential. Race   Senator. Bilho’s . Place ‘to. Be: Filled; Labor : Enters Picture . . fae ‘Kantnnlkee

Kentucky Vote Gets Attention Of Politicos   Most Of Nation Is Enjoying Pleasant Weather For OffYear Election Today

U.S. Watches Off-Year Vote In Five States   Mississippi Narning Bilbo’s Successor; Kentuckians Ballot

Mississippi To Elect New Senator   Kentucky Voters fcan a to Name Governor

Both Parties Eye Kentucky Voting For Governorshi    Democrats Seek to Regain Control; Mississippi Votes Successor for Bilbo

Kentucky Also Scene Of Political Bat-’ tle Today   PICK GOVERNOR  New York,, Indiana,  Chio Voters. Also Cn Ta Palle

Four States Are Watched In Balloting   }<entucky Will Elect A Governor: Other States to Pick Senator and Congressmen.

Miss. and Ky. Hold Election Interest Today   U.S. Representatives To Be Named in N., Y. Indiana and Ohio

Off-Year Contests Not Expected to Shed Much Light on Possible Outlook for 1948 Presidential Campaign.

BALLOT TESTS OF 2 STATES IN SPOTLIGHT   Mississippi, Kentucky Senate, Governor Battles Loom

SEVERAL STATE ELECTIONS MAY SUPPLY TRENDS   Mississippi Will Name Bilbo’s Successor—Spotlight Is on Kentucky

U. §. VOTERS — G0 T0 POLLS OVER NATION   Off-Year Balloting to Name Senator, Congressmen, Goysernor. Mavors.

U.S. KEEPS EYE ON MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY VOTE   Fight For Bilbo’s Old Seat Gubernatorial Contest Attract Attention

Name Bilbo Successor   Mississippi Contest Shares Election Spotlight With Kentucky

ELECTIONS AT A GLANCE. See Page 11 for a brief resume nt ¢rnaavte alartion«.

Mississippians Hold Elections   Choose Successor To Bilbo As Kentucky  Selects Governor

No Trend In Major Voting   Senator, Governor Election Cre‘ates Some Interest.

Mississippi Senate Race Nears ‘Close   Kentucky Will Also Decide Big Issue By Electing Governor

Voters Active In Some States Today  Mississippi Choosing   Mississippi Choosing Bilbo Successor In Six-Way Contest

NATION'S EYES ON KENTUCKY, MISSISSIPPI   Few Trends Are Expected al Develop This year  SUCCESSOR   To Bilbo To Be Selected: P. R. Faces Test In New York Election

Secretary Asks Full  Freedom   U. S. Still Holds 30,976 Prisoners, General Announces

Marshall Calls For Democracy In All Germany   Gives His Conception Of the Word; Moaloto Plans to Reply Later

Marshall Asks A Democracy For Germany      S. secretary of otate Pleads at Moscow .Conference for Elimination of Other Ideolocies

Lists Basic Principles In Germany   Secretary Details American Ideals for Control of  German People

Britain Ready To Switch Over   “Will Transfer Power In India To The Indians lmmedinatelv.

India To Get Dominion Status  British To Transfer Power Immediately

INDIA IS GIVEN FREE HAND ON OWN POLICIES   Nation Would Get Full Power To Set Up One or Two ‘Governments

Native People To Give Verdict   People To Decide On Number Of  Governments

TEMPERATURES   Ruling Power To Be Handed Over To People   Huge Country To Be Divided In Two Parts

BRITAIN GIVES INDIANS CHOICE OF GOVERNMENTS   PEOPLE TO SELECT ONE OF TWO TYPES OF DOMINION RULE

Dominion Status Set for Year   Britain to Transfer Power to Either One or Two Governments

Self Rule To India Soon   Power Transfer Due “Almost. Immediately”: India Must Decide Partition Question

Dominicn Status  Maj ajor Groups a Aondia Give Ge + To Plan For® “oy tition  %, Ke Britain % * ansfer

IndiatoGet Home _ Rule Immediately   British Government Announces It Will Transfer Power to Indians and Permit Indian People to Decide Whether There Shall Be One or Two Government.

INDIA TO: DECIDE™ ‘ON GOVERNMENT   Britain Ready to Transfer Power at Once

Indians To Decide On Government   Churchill Says Blood Bath May Stand Near, But Backs Principle Of Dominion Status

British Announce Transfer of Power To Indians Nearing   India to Have a Dominion Status Under Present Plan

BRITISH INTEND 10 GET OUT OF  TROUBLED LAND   High Commands Of India’s Major Parties Indicate Agreement For Partitioning Of Asiatic Na tion.

Type of Regime To Be Chosen by Vote of People   Decision as to One Or Two Countries To Be Left to Populace

Dominion Status For India Soon,  British Declare   People To Decide Number _ Of Governments; Majo:  Parties Approve Plan

India to Get Autonomy Very Soon   Announcement Declares Decision on One or Two Governments Is Up to Peoples      To Be Dominion   Attlee Says Leaders Are _in Favor of Temporary Status

India to Take Over Immediate Dominion Rule   People to Decide by Next Year Whether to Partition Nation

Partition Plan For India Gets Major Backing   British Proposal Given Approval By Congress Party, Moslem League In New Delhi

Indians to Be Given Power   Britain to Give People Choice of One  Or Two Government

Natives Will Settle Issue Of Partition   British Government Tells its Plan; Principle Is Upheld by Churchill.

People Must Decide Whether  Country Shall Have One   Government or Two

Indian Pedple To Decide. Whether Natian Will Re Divides deSeStateas _

British Ready to Transfer Power fo India This Year, Granting Dominion Status   People to Decide on One or Two Governments; Churchill Fearful ‘Blood Bath May Stand Very Near

WILL LEAVE PLANNING TO THE PUBLIC   Nation to Have Dominion Status and Indians Themselves Will Decide Whether They Desire 1 or 2? Governments.

Natives to Decide on Dual State   Dominion Status Offered Until Final Withdrawal in ’48

To Transfer Indian Rule   Immediate Change in Status of Indian People Annaunced Today

Quick Freedom From Britain Is Announced      Issue of One Nation or Two Is Left Open: Rioting Is Feared

Indian People To Decide Form Of Government   To Determine Whether There Will Be One or Two States, British  Gavernmoent Annauncec

WILL TRANSFER RULE IN INDIA IN NEAR FUTURE   British to Leave Indian People Decide on Number of Governments

British to Quit India This Year   Self Rule to Be Given to Indians ‘Immediately’

British To Give Up Indian Rule  Type of Government Will Be Left To Ther

INDIAN PEOPLE WILL DECIDE PARTY CHOICE   Nation Offered Self- Government Under Dominion Status

British to Make Change in India  Transfer of Power S-heduled to Take Place in July 1948

Plan Reported Well Received In Dominion   Churchill Promises Conservative Backing For Program

British Give Plan To Raise India Status   Offer Temporary Dominion Status to Indian People; Withdrawal of British Planned by July 1948.

Britain to Give Up Power In India Shortly   Natives to Decide Whether To Remain United Of Not

BRITAIN GIVES FULL POWER TO INDIANS   Natives Of India To Pick Own Government

LOOK FOR BREAK IN DEATH PROBE   Police Check Further on Student Nurse’s Story

[reasury’s Drive Getting Resulls   Tax Evaders Paying In $180,000,000 A Month Many More Cases Probed

TAX EVASION DRIVE BRINGS IN MILLIONS   Extra Revenue Keaching U. § Treasury Now Totals $180,060,000 a Month.

Volunteers Group Transforms Two Worn-Out Farms   ‘Six Hundred Volunteers Work Modern Miracle On Ohio Farm

EARS 6 FARM CHANGES IN] HOURS!   Modern Miracle Ac: complished for Ohio Neighbors

CROWD OF 80,000 PRESENT — ~ FOR FARM DEMONSTRATION   HUGE THARONG WATCHED TWO RUN-DOWN FARMS " MODERNIZED IN ONE DAY

Phone Service Now Normal ir Many Regions   However, 28 Unions Still on Strike; See Ouick Settlements

EASTERN PHONE SERVICE NORMAL AFTER 32 DAYS   Hope For Quick Settlement In Other Sertians

PHASES OF PHONE STRIKE ARE ENDED HOPE FOR ACCORD   Long Distance Operators Back at Work; Other Unions, However, Are Still Negotiating.

Phone Service Nearer Normal In Many Section   Some Long Distance Operators Returning t Work After 32 Days

Hope Running High For [Ending All Phone Strikes   Service Returns to Normal in Scattered Sections of the Country

Phone Operation Normal as Some Strikers Returi   : Long Lines Agreement With AT&T Approved by Union Executive Board

Other Unions Reported Nea: Settlement   Twenty-Eight Units Still On Strike Are Negotiating On $2-$5 Boost Basis

U. S. Hopes Soar For Fast End to Remaining Tieups   Long Lines Employees in Some Areas Back: on Jobs

Twenty-eight Other Unions Remam On Strike, However; Some Umons Reported On Verge Of Quick Settlements   SOME PICKET LINES STILL IN EXISTENCE

Distance Line Workers End Phone Strike   Agreement Ratified, But Pickets Honored In Several Localities

Thousands Are Back At Work  - Settlement Hopes   Settlement Hopes Are Running Hich

2) Traffic Deaths Give Texas Second Highest Auto Toll  448 Are Reported   448 Are Reported Killed in Accidents On Holiday Week-End

POLICE CHIEFS WARNED OF COMING CRIME WAVE AND INFORMED IT IS UP TO LAW ENFORCEMENT TO CONTROL SITUATION

Storm Reported Moving Eastware  State Finally Gets  Break From Snow

DROUTH ENDED IN WHEAT BELT   Snow Falls In Kansas: No Warming Trend In Midwest

2 Boys Confess to Switch Tampering  Admit Causing $25.00€   Admit Causing $25,000 Wreck Near Kokomo

Italian Food Strike Ends After I Day   Workers Agree To Resume; Get Wage Increases

ITALIAN FOOD STRIKE ENDED   Promise of Increased Wages Halts Closing of Food Plants and Stores

Food Workers’ Strike Ended   300,000'Italian Workers Return To Work Today

ITALY SETTLES 2-DAY STRIKE OF FOOD WORKERS   300,000 Agree to Return To Work After Promise Of increases in Wages

Civic Leader Is  Guilty.In Murder   Sways When Jury Returns Verdict; Wife And. Mother Of Victim Sob. .

Find Pottstown Man Guilty On Slaying Charge   Gerald Wentzel Faces 10 to  20 Yeurs For Strangu lation Death Of  Divorcee

Boyle Discovers Cuspidor’s New. Uses Show It’s Not Ever Spitting Image of Itself.

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Don’t Discard Y our Cuspidor For 1t Makes A Lovely Lamp

Time Table Will Be Printed One Day Early During ci utetamas and New Year’s Weeks

‘Time Table Will Be ; Printed One Day Early Durms Chiictimac and Naw Vear’s Weeks

Time Table Will Be Printed One Day Early During oe ge at Naw Vear’s Weeks

Grain Prices Down For 3rd Day, As Food Hits New Higt   See Hope for Drop In Living Costs As Markets Slump

BELIEVES GRAIN DIP WILL START LOWER TREND   Agriculture Secretary to Meet With Food Study Committee Monday

OFFICIALS 70 TAKE STEPS TQ SHACKLE COSTS   Verbal Bombardment Qn High Pnces Continues; Grains, Livestock Drop   DOWNWARD TREND IN PRICES ANTICIPATED

Bombardment of Cost of Living Brings Disagreement on Question Of Restoration of Price Controls.

“Corn, Wheat Prices Drop For 3rd Day  July City Living . Costs Hit High

Verbal Blasts At Costs Grow   Downward Trend in Grains, Livestock Carries More Hope

GRAIN PRICES CONTINUE. TO FALL AS COST OF LIVING REPORTED AT ALL-TIME PEAK. STILL CLIMBING

Grains Drop Again, Raisin Relief Hope   Corn, Wheet Go Down Limit for Third Day; HCL Protests Mount

Grain, Cattle Market Prices Continue Fall   Anderson Hopes Drop Will Start Downward Trend in Living Cost

Corn, Wheat  Prices Again Take Phinge   Decline on Chicago Board Of Trade Continues for Third Day; Assault on - High Costs Grows

Break in High Living Costs Believed Near   Meat, Butter, Eqgs Decline: Corn, Wheat Plunge Third Day

Corn and Wheat Prices Continue Downward Trenc  Corn Crashes Limit 3rd Consecutive Day

Market Price Slide May Cut Costs of Food   Secretary Anderson Hopes Downward Trend Has Begun

Verbal Battle Over Record Pric s Contin ues to Grow i n Volume  AGRICULTURE SECRETARY HOPES FOR DOWNWARD TREND IN COST OF LIVING

Trade Board In Chicago Shows Drop   ‘Carn Drops Eight Cents,  Wheat Ten Cents; Hope  For Decline In Retail  Food Prices

Corn and Wheat Continue Plunge  Break Accompanied By Other Declines

Hope for General Price Decline Seen in Grain Market Break   Corn and Wheat Continue to Slide

Country Continues Verbal Barrage of ~~ High Living Costs   Downward Price Trend i Cattle and Livestock -Is Encouraging

Corn, Wheat Price Sags at Chicago  Downward Trend Continues---Living  Seete tn New Highs

Grain Prices Plunge Lower  For Third Day .   Enrean of Statistics Says Living Costs in Cities Hit Hichesi Peak in July

Government May Act To Drop Prices   Resistamce By Consumers Being Felt in Markets

Grains Plunge  Down at Chicagc For Third Day   Living Costs Now At Alltime High Says Labor Dept.

Hopes for Drop’ Tn Living Costs   Anderson Hopes Grain Drop.. Will Start Downward Trend 

Grain Prices Plunge Down Again Today  Third Consecutive  Kine be. TTL? AT....7..

Grains, Meat Drop  In Major Markets   Buyers’ Resistance Grows as Relief Signs Are Seen

Hope Is Expressed For Downward Trend In Living Costs As Grain Prices Drop

Living Costs at All-Time Peak; Grains Tumble   Secy. Anderson Hopes For Downward Trend In U. §. Food Prices

Relief From High Prices To Be Subject Of Parley   Secretary Of Agricultute And Other Officials To Meet Monday In Effort To Start Downward Trend

Break in Record High Living Cost Seen in Market.  Corn , Wheat Price ae Continues   Corn, Wheat Price Plunge Continues On Chicago Board

Grains Drop, Living Cost Hopes Climb   Third Day’s Plunge Occurs on Chicago Grain Exchanges

Corn, Wheat In New Drop   Living Costs for City Dwellers Hits Record Peak in July

Drops In Grain, Live Stock Marts Ant To Affect High Living Costs

Political War Looms as Co-Op Inquiry Made  mercam Anmaniena {ABD   Texan Accuses GOP of Causing Farmer, Business Man Strife

GOP Plans Probe of Co-Operatives   Democrat, Republican Congressmen Trade Charges, Cry ‘Politics’

Cooperatives Being Probed By Committee   Inquiry Likely To Become Issue In 1948 Campaign

Texan Looses Blast Against GOP Tactics   Republican Charges Hemos With Sinear  Of Inve:  ization

Smear Charges Fly As Congress Committee Opens Co-Op Inquiry   Echo Seen Likely In ’48 Presidential Campaign

00-OP PROBE TO STIR COUNTRY   GOP-Controlled Inquiry May Enter Election Campaign

‘Co-op Probe By Congress ‘Is Started   Political Explesion Expected And May Have Repercussions In 1948 Campaign

Congress Begins Probe of CoOps  Probers Exchange ‘Smear’ Charges

Co- -Op Group Gets Going Over; Smear  Charges Fly   Inquiry Likely To Have Repercussion  In 1948 Campaign

Hot Words Blaze Inside Committee Probing Co-ops   Democrats, GOP Trade Accusations Of Smear Tactics

Patman Enters Hot Verbal Battle On Beginning of Co-Operative Probe

Patman Assails GOP Inquiry As An Inquisition   Greenbelt Housing Project First On List; Probe Chairmdn Charges Monopoly Set Up

CHARGES HURLED IN CO-OP PROBE   ‘Smear’ Claimed By Opponents Even Before Hearings Begin

Political Fur _ Flies Over Plan 'To Probe Co-ops   Their Effect on U.S. Free Enterprise Is Announced Purpose OE COP Invectinntior

Investigation Into Cooperatives May Result In Political Explosion Affecting Presidential Campaign Of 1948

“- Of Co-op Probe   Staits Political Explosion  That May Echo In 1948 — Presidential Campaign

Co-Op Probe Touches Off Political Clash   Ploeser, Patman Exchange Charges of ‘Smear’ Tactics

Congressional Committee Chairman Can Pack Quite A Political Wallop

O’Dwyer Asks All Able-Bodied Men — To Help Clear Snow Off N.Y. Streets

Mayor Appeals To New York's Men To Help In Big Snow-Shoveling Job

19,000 Men Fight To Free Metropolis  From Snow   Food Is Available And Transportation Gradually Getting Back to Normal

BEGIN CLEANUP INNEW YORK   New York City Seeks Aid In Removal of Snow From Streets

CONFEREES ON LABOR CURBS ~~ IN DEADLOCK   HOUSE GROUP FIRM IN DE. MAND THAT "WORKER'S BILL OF RIGHTS” BE  INCLUDED —

Questions G. 0.P ’Savings’ Claims  - Debate on Offices -* Bill Is Started

Democrats Insist Most GOP Savings Are Only on Paper  Appropriation Bill fo: Government Agencies

Questions G.0.P. ‘Savings Claims  Debate on Offices Bill Is Started

SAVINGS BY GOP ARE QUESTIONED   Budget Reduction Onl: On Paper, Democratic Leaders Claim

Business Men Scoff At Fear Of inflation   Leaders Say America Can Look Ahead With Confidence

Fears Of New Inflationary Spree Discounted By 2 Business Leaders

Two Leaders Discount Talk Inflationary Spree Likely  Coe! Man Contends New Wage Contract Will Help Curb

ASSERTS COAL PACT IS CURB TO INFLATION   Business Leader Says Contract Will Aid Stable Economy

Business Men Discount Fear Of Inflation   Congress Is Told Nation Can View Future Confidently

Business Sees ‘No Inflation’ In Coal Boost   Leaders Discount Possible ‘Spiral’, Despite Rising Prices in Countrv

Arabs Reported  Mobilizing By Many Thousands   Massing In Aral In Arab Capital; Roads Are Blocked.

Armed Arabs Mass Vor War  In Palestine    10,000 Enlisted In One Town As British Look On

Democrats Fear Third Party Is Certain in 1948   Doubt Wallace Can Be Persuaded Not to Split Strength

GOP Claims Support ‘Unwanted’   Democrats Fear Third Party Looms As Inevitable Act

Wallace Hints af Bolf From Demos   Demo Leaders Give Up Hope He Con be Persucded Net to Lead Third Farty

BULLETIN   Bolt From Dem Ranks Believed Near  WALLACE PREFERS TAFT TO TRUMAN

Truman Backers’ Hope For Ousting Wallace Vanishes   Democrats See No Chance For Killing Third Party Threat

WALLACE NAY LAVCH THIRD PARTY TICKE]   TAFT PREFERRED TO TRUMAN; DEMOCRAT HOPES GIVEN UP

Democratic Leaders See Wallace As Third Party Candidate For President

Wallace Statement That He Favors Taft Over Truman Stirs the Demos

DEMOCRATS GIVE UP HOPE ‘WALLACE COULD BE PERSUADED NOT. T) HURT TRUMAN'S CHANCES BY BOLTING PARTY

‘Wallace Favors Taff Over Truman, He Says; Third Party Believed Possible

Small-Town Alabama Mayor Talks Mob Out of Lynching Negro Accused of Assault

Alabama Mayor Saves Negro From  Lyneh-Bent Mob of trate White Men

TOWN’S MAYOR SAVES NEGRO, 19, FROM MOB   Tells Lynch-Minded Crowd ‘Law Better Than Rope’

Mayor Saves Negro From Lynching Mob After Rape Attemp!   Hurtsboro, - Ala., Crowd Convinced Law Better  Than the Rope

Young Negro Saved From Mob By Courageous Plea By Mayor   Alabama Town Official Convinces Lynch-Bent Group Law Is Better Than Rope: Victim Bound When Saved -

‘Let the Law Take Its Course’ Alabama Town Head Pleads with Crowd. Saves Life of Negro

Rapist Suspect Rescued After Mob Beats Him   Mayor Makes Plea, Negro Freed and Taken to Jail; 25 White Men Had Roone Ready

Courageous Mayor In intervenes —  Negro Is Rescued From Lynch Mob

Nesra Youth Hes Mayor To Thank For Saving Life   Lynch-Bent Mob Heeds Pleas Of Alabama  aes Ewaouies.

Courageous Mayor Prevents Angry Moh From Lynching Accused Rapist

Estimate Less: Coal Is Mined  National Associatior Reports on Output

REPORT COAL OUTPUT DOWN   Coal Association Says Loss In Production Is Shown Under New Contract

Contract Is Resulting In Less Coal   Shorter Work Time  Has Cut Bituminous Production, Report  On Survey Shawe

Coal Production Falls °*8Tol0 Pct. Under New Contract, NCA States

Drag River for Girl’s Body  16-Year Old Falls _ Or Jumps 60 Feet From Bridge

Protests To Duff’s Tax Plan Heard  Packed Gallery, Crowded Senate Chamber Listens

Tax Protestants Crowd Galleries  Soft Drink, Tobacco Men Oppose Levies

State Tax Program Protested   Attack Centers On Soft Drink And Tobacco  Levies

TAX PLANS IN SENATE ‘TODAY   Packed Gallery Crowds Senate. Chambers ‘At Hbg.       1000 IN CROWD   Committee Hears Protests Against Levies On Soft Drinks

Herbert L. Humpert, 70, Upper County Farmer, Is Found Murdered In Barn

NEW. YORK CITY POLICE © SEARCH OF MISSING . DAUGHTER OF WINCHELL

ALARM IS QUT FOR WALDA WINGHELL   Daughter of Columnist Has Been Missing Since 4PM Wednesday

MISS WINCHELL NOT FOUND YET   Daughter Of Columnist Ill; Reported Missing Since Wednesday

Hunt Begun  For Actress   Walda FE. Winckell’s Disappearance Noted

YOUTH KILLED WHEN GAS TANK EXPLODES   1i-Year-Old Atlantic City Be Dead And Compation Missing After Blast

CONCILIATORS DRAFT WAGE COMPROMISE   Representatives In Phone Strike To Get Proposal

CONCILIATORS OFFER FORMULA   ‘Labor Departmeut Pence. Plan Suggested After New Failure by A, T. & T. and Union Negotiators to Breaki Wage Deadlock.

RODEOS, REUNIONS AND PICNICS ON SCHEDULE Jester Address At Floydada To Inaugurate Gala July Fourth Holiday Weekend On South Plains

Jester Address At Floydada To Inaugurate Gala July Fourth Holiday Weekend On South Plains

MAY APPEAR IN “LIFE”   Pictures of Brockman Family Moving ta Wellaville tre Taken

CO-OP STOPS REFUNDS   Will Withhold Them From Non:  . Member Patrons Hereafter

MISSOURI, IOWA, ARKANSAS HIT BY ‘TWISTERS’   y At Least 13 Killed When Storm Levels Worth, Mo.; Death Toll May Rise

21 KNOWN DEAD AS TORNADO HITS MISSOURL ARKANSAS   Twister Causes Property Damage Near Mabank

U.S. Army Nabs Five Germans in  Counterfeit Plot   Gang Planned to Flood Rec Zone With Fake Occupetion Marks Charce

DARON KRASTENN ARRESTED BY U.S AGENTS IN REICH   Four Others Jailed In Round. up Of Counterfeiter _  Qlann

ATOMIC ENERGY CONTROL CONSIDERATION URGED   Australia Asks Council to Create Disarmament Commission. Move Fast

Council Asked To Create Arms Board   Speedy Consideration Of Atom Control Sought by Australia

Disarmame nt Commission Is  Sought in U.N.   Envoy Submits Five-Point Resolution To Security Council

Makin Submits Arms Proposal   Resolution Asks Commission to Work Out Disarmament; China Supports U. S. Stand

Wonders if he Is as Brave  As he Thought   Willie Francis Interested to Know If he is Brave

Willie Francis To Face Death In Chair Again   Negro Calm Upon Learning Supreme Court Decision On Freak ‘Execution’

Negro, Slated Second Time for Electric Chair Will Test His Bravery

RUBBING ELBOWS WITH DEATH—  Louisiana Slayer Wonders If He Will Be Brave Man

Negro Calmly Faces. Electrocution 2nd Time   x «K KK Letter to Willie

Willie Interested To Know If He ‘Can Die As Man I Thought I Was’

Condemned Negro Wonders If He Can Walk To Electric Chair Like A Man

U. 8, SENATOR NES BACKS DEWEY FOR GOP. NOMINATION   Spikes Washington Rumors Of Possible Interest In  * ten Deavirlanew

ITALIAN LABOR STAGES STRIKE   Anger ¢ Yver Massacres On May Day Brings On Industrial Tieup

FRUIT TREES WEREN’T FOOLED BY WARMTH, EXPERT REPORTS   Warne Spell Three Weeks Later Might Have Been Dis" astrously Damaging, He Says, And It Could Still Happen In Another Week

Warm Weather Hard On Maryland Fruit   Forester Predicts Untold Damage Unless Mercury Drops

PRODUCTION HALTED AT PACKARD PLANT   Company’s Supply of Car Bodies Cut Off by Strike of Briggs Workers.

Alarmed by Big 4 Break, Britain Due ‘To Move Close Under American Wing

Britain Weighs Policy Revision  Marshall To Leave - For Home Today

Britain Maps Changes In its Policies   Gravely Weighs Necessity For Reyision Foreign Stand In View Of Bie Four Breakdown

britain Plans Broad Shift As East-West Rift Widens  Decision Ewnectod   Decision Expected To Link Future Even More Tightly To That of U. S.

BRITAIN WEIGHS WHOLE FOREIGN POLICY CHANGE   Marshall Confers With Bevin, Bidault Prior To Flying Home

BIG3 STUDY FUTURE PLANS   Marshall, Bevin and Bidault Confer in London; Policy Revisions Held Likely

Britain May Revise Her Foreign Policy   Changes Considered In View Of Big 4 Breakdown

OO as A a ee sR  List Shows How ( Congressmen Voted on Bills During Week Ending July 27

U.S. Will Demand Release of Soldiers By Yugoslav Forces   Also Will Resist Territory Grabs

U.S. to Get Touat With Yugoslavs  Release of Soldiers To Be Demanded,

WILD DUCK SEASON OPENS OCTOBER 21   Open Season Begins at Noon on Next Tueeday; Daily Limit Is Four Ducks.

ADDITIONAL DEAD ARE HUNTED TODAY IN TEXAS DISASTER   Company Says 307 of Its Employes Are Still in Ranks of Missing; Use Bulldozers, Winches.  DAMAGE IS SET AT HUGE FIGURE   BULLETIN

307 Missing Being Huntec In Wreckage   Total of Survivors, Condition Not Told Ry Rescue Crews

Report 307 Are Missing At Monsanto   Grim Clean-Up Job Begins As Oil Tank Fires Subside

Total of 3,000 Injured In Fires and Explosions; Hundreds In Hospitals.  aya 0A 6 hae

Volunteer Workers Use Bulldozers, Tractors To Plow Through Wretkage

STILL GUESS  AT TEXAS — DEATH TOLL   Two Oil Barges Adrift i in Bay, . Caught Fire Today

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Two Strange Tribes Found Warring In Washington!

Greeks Form Coalition,  Cabinet Crisi is  Sophoulis Heads New Cinema’

WAITER okYa MOVIE FILLED WITH DEaPAl   Director Odets Communist, Mrs. Lela Rogers Tells Probe.

Three Palestine Policemen Hurt   Report Three Attacks Made On Police Cars In Tel Aviv, By Underground

At Stake Are 1,000 Nip Industrial Plants ‘Earmarked for Various Countries as Damages

Battle Looms on Revarations from Japanese Industry   U.S.-Red Fight Forecast as Being A Bitter Struggle

‘Near a Showdown With Soviets Over Jap Reparations   Signs Point to Bitter Struggle---Japanese Factories at Stake

New U. 5.-Russ Scrap Looms   Showdown Over Division Of Jap Reparations To Be As Stern As  One At Moscow

Jap Reparations Showdown Near   Industrial Spoils to Provide Diplomatic Wrandale :

U. S. Divides Jap Reparations Over Objections  * China, Philippines and "Dutch, British Possession: Got Grants for War Damace:

U. §. Facing Bitter Fight With Russians   Showdown Near on Division of Japan's Industrial Plants

Wallace Denounces Defense Sec'y as "War Group’ Leader   Forrestal Charged Favoring World Domination by U.S

Wallace Charges Forrestal Leads Wall Street “War Group’ in Capital

Wallace Says Forrestal One Of “War Group”   Claims Secretary and ‘Wal Street Crowd’ for  World Domination

FORRESTAL TOPS ‘WAR GROUP   Wallace Brands Sec. Defense Head in Statement

Inn Wrecked By Explosion   Five: Killed,” 50 Anjured An: Restaurant’: ” Explosion .~ eat

Tavern Blast Fatal to Five   Explosion. Hurts Nearly 50 At Namne. ldsaho

D PERSONS DEAD AS BLAST ROCKS IDAHO TAVERN   Nearly 50 Others Hurt; Officials Cite Gas Range As Source of Explosion

FIVE DEAD, 50 HURT IN BLAST   Restaurant and Tavern Are _ Wrecked by Explosion; Probe Is Under Way

5 KILLED AND” 50 INJURED IN TAVERN BLAST   Explosion In Gas Range Blamed For Mishap In Idaho Town   ‘ALL BODIES THOUGHT ‘TO HAVE BEEN FOUND

Blast. -Torn Cafe Yields ©’ Bodies: 50 Others Hurt   Search Ended

Italians May Receive More Relief Funds   International Bank Loan Application Is Reported Pending

Italy Appeals For Increased  Aid From U.S,   May Secure Larger Appor. tionment Of American Relief Fund For Europe   CONGRESS CALL IS UNLIKELY

Italy May Get Money from American Fund To Alleviate Financial Crisis

ALL-STAR CONTEST TO TEST COLLEGE YS. PRO ABILITIES   Blanchard and Davis to Demow strate Play Against New  York Giants

. AD manu LPnAnint  BY RY VERUIU!   Radio Quizzer Kills Prowler At Residence In Chicago

MIDDLETOWN NAMES 5 DELEGATES TO POMONA   Grangers Discussed Flowers And Plan ‘Open Meeting’   URGES ATTENDANCE

1947 Disaster Death Toll Double That Of Previous Year, Red Cross Reports

1947 Disaster Toll in United States Twice That. of 46; 287 Serious Accidents Bring 1,266 Fatalities

Democrats Shout In Protest Over Postmaster's   Claim Is Made by Them That GOP Leaders Are Holding Up Nominations

Question May Be Settled During Special Session Beginning ‘Tuesday   Term Is Called On School Aid   Action Planned To Divert g@ \ucome Tax Surplus To Pay School Teachers

Stop-Gap Aid Backed Fully   Bill To Get Quick  Concress Apnroval

‘Speedy Action on Aid for France. Italy   Marshall Plan, However, Elicits Slower Response

Nurse Organization Blamed For Shortage   Charge Made Association Sets Standard Too High

Professional Nurses Organizations: . Blamed for Continued Nurse Shortage

EMMANUEL CHURCH BENEFITS BY WILL   Receives $20,773 In Trust From Es tate Of David A. Tanger—Adjudication Handed Down

DEWEY EXPRESSES SURPRISE — ON BRICKER SWING TO TAFT   NEW YORK GOVERNOR ~ STATES HE WILL SPEAK“ ON ISSUES WHEN ‘PROPER TIME’ ARRIVES

Truman ‘Indicted’ by King Neptun As Lounge-Lizard, Plow-Deserter

Truman Indicted  ABOARD USS MISSOURI AWITELY PRECINENT TPITIwWaAY

Traditional Hi-Jinks Being Planned  HST Indicted By King Neptune On Eve Of Crossing Equator

NINE DIVORCES GRANTED BY TWO COUNTY JUDGES   Hiram Keller Grants  ve and huge Boye   One Bristol Couple Included In the List at Court

GRANT 4 DIVORCES AT A SESSION OF COUNTY COURT   Judge Keller Presides at A Special Session of Miscellaneous Court at Co. Seat   Clark J. Kelly, Parkland, De fendant in Action in  Assumpsit

W. P. Yearout fs New Foundation Presidant   Will Head Anti-Polio Fight in Lyon County; 4. H. Gufler Is Again whe  i a) ae

W. P. Yearout Is New Foundation Pracidant   Will Head Anti-Polio  Fight in Lyon County; A. H. Gufler ts Again  Senet ae ee ae

FIND $92,800 IN GRIMY BOX   Bookkeeper and Wife Discover Mysterious Rundle in Basement

Finding of Money Too Hard On Nerves of Couple   Bookkeeper, Wife Near Collapse Few Days After Finding $92,800 in Basement

FIND PILOT WAS DRUNK IN CRASH   3 Persons Were Killed  in New York Crackup

Action on U. S. Claim To Islands in Pacific Delayed by Objection   Britain and Australia Voice Protest

Tavern Keepers _ Must Obey Laws To Hold License, Warning of Board

 Congress Round - Up Real Estate Group Claims ‘Truman Hedged on Rent Boost

TRUMAN LASHED ON RENT ACTION   Cancellation Called Political By Real Estate Boards

U. 8, REJECTS RED PROPOSAL TO DODGE UN   Commission Idea to Supervise Korean Elections Not Teo Be Abolished

America and Russia Echange ‘Nos’ Over [Korean Occupation, Balkan Committee.

U.S, TURNS DOWN PLAN FOR KOREA   Russian Proposal  Flatls Rejected in Message

Russia Told Issue Should Be Put to U.N.   Failure. of ‘Joint Military Chiefs Cited to Molotov

Rejects Plan To Withdraw Simultaneously   U.S. Asks U.N. Aid In Deciding Future of Korea

U.S. Rejects. Russian Plan to Leave Korea      Proposed a Jéint” Evacuation. of Troons

U. §, REJECTS RUSSIAN PLAN   Turn Down Proposal on Troops in Korea

U.S. Rejects Proposal To Pull Troops From Korea   Reds Told Question to Be Part of Solu _ tion Submitted to U.'N. Friday

U.S. Says No To Red Plan   Formalfy Rejects Suggestien Russ, U.S. Troops Get Gut of Kezea

REJECTS SOVIET PLAN   U'. S. Went Agree te Simultaneous Quitting of Korea by Treops

SIX CARS OF ORIENTAL LIMITED DERAILED AT MEAD. WN.,. NO ONE HURT

Five Killec  in Rioting at Foggia   Leftist Assault Against Gasperi’s Government Spreads

iritz Says He Has Returned Money Ordered Paid By Education Board

Chinese 71st Army Almost Erased In Szepingkai Fight Against Reds

In Order To Avoid Stern   Measures      Administration Leaders Say  Saving and Price Curbing ls Eessental and: Must Be Pushed

Colorful Parade, Depicting. Aims of UN, te Feature Legion Celebration at lefferson

STASSEN WILL CIVE ADDRESS   Towa Appearance at Jefferson Tomorrow Billed as Major Talk

Stassen’s T alk At Jefferson to Be ‘Important’   To Discuss World Policy At Legion Celebration Tomorrow Night

Commies Seek Gotham Radio Station; Would Be Gold Mine For Moscowish Propaganda —   rrulatlon Outlet; i¢ Approved, Would

Paris Area Gives Strong De Gaulle Support.  Anti-Red Forces Hold 2-1 Lead On Early French Election Vote

Blast Evjue and Paper as Aid to U.S. Communism  Subject of Attack By Sen. Gettelman After Ad Published

Doesn't Like Paper Sen. Gettelman Blasts Madison Editor For Communist Ad

Crisis in Shirts Coming to End; Available if You'll Pay the Price

Queen Jean Is Honored »  Miss Lane Royally Welcomed _  In Pre-Festival Ceremonial

High Court Upholds lowe Gas Tax Law   Last of Appeals Acted Upon by Supreme Court

Big Ones Into Little Ones  Army’s Top Heavy Rank [Shaken by Suspension Order

ARMY STARTS PLAN TO'HOLD DOWN ‘BRASS’   Buspend All Army Temporary} Promotions Except In Lieut. Group

Veterans Administration Announces’ Increases in Allotments tor Dependents

Officials Reveal Increased Benefit Payments fo Vets  Announcement Made b VA, and Is Effective

Officials Reveal Increased Benefit Payments fo Vets   Announcement Made by VA, and !s Effective September First

Storm Does Big Damage At Gulfport   Devastation Beyond Description—Death Toll May Reach Twenty

Storm Area Placed Under Martial Law   Guardsmen Hunt Looters; Driving Rain Slows Help

WORST STORM SINCE '35; ‘8 KNOWN DEAD   5100,000,000 Loss Estimate

EIGHT KILLED --. ~ IN PALESTINE   VIOLEN C-E-CONTINUES DE SPITE BRITISH APPEALS :TO THE ARABS AND  JEWS -

Peace Appeals Are Being Made  - InPalestin   But New Violence Is Re  ported To Have Taken   At Least Eight Lives   ‘BRITISH ORDER FIGHTING TO END

Chest Drive Of Kingsport To Aid Scott  Local Chest Group To Assist  Virvinia Citv

Old Buzzy Top Yrithn & Fringe on a 8 Fringe on lop!  Old Buggy Top Found In Mansion As Police Hunt Missing Recluse

‘Bikes, Buggy Tops, Grand Pianos In Collyer Mansion---No Langley

REDS TO BOYCOTT BALKANS WATCH   VISHENSEY CALES DECISION FOR BORDEE VIGIL A “HORSE TRADE,”

Russia, Red Bloc Dety U.N.; Balkans’ Border Watch fo Be Boycotted

Red Bloc Defies UN. to Set Up Balkans Watch  Vishinsky Charges Proposal by U. S. ‘Contrary to Charter

Boycott Set On Majority Ediet By UN   Vishinsky Labels Act ‘Horse Trade;’ Refuses To Serve

Will Boycott ‘Balkans Border Waich   Violent Attack Is Made on U.S. Sponsored Plan

SOVIET GROUP WILL BOYCOTT BALKAN WATCH   U. N. Majority Action Defied in Violent Attack on U. S.

Russia Leads Way In New U.N. Stalemate  Vishinsky Charges U. S. Horse Trade

SOVIET UNION IS BOYCOTTING BORDER WATCt   Russians Defying U. N. Majority; Two-Third Margin Needed

Russian Bloc Acts Quicklv to Charge United States With Ulterior Motives; Yugoslav Delegate is Grateful.

Russia. Soviet Bloe Boycott Balkans Wateh   Vishinsky Assails U.S Plan as Johnson Make: Plea for Cooperation

Soviet Bloc . To Boycott  U.N. Balkan  Border Wateh  Vishinsky Leads Violent Attack _ On U. S.-Sponsored  Peace Committee

Film Probers To Bare Data On 79 ‘Reds’   Hearing To Receive ‘Complete Record’ On Movie Figures

IMOMAS DECLARES 19 REDS ON LISTS AT MOVIE CAPITAL   Communist Hunt Draws Attention Again Today at Washington; Strike Is Described.   MEMBERS’ NAMES TOLD BY WITNESS

House Probers To  Expose  79 Reds In Hollywood      Film Executive Says Writers Trying To Get Communist Ideas Into Pictures; Considers Them Detrimental To Country’s Interests

Committee Lists 79as Communists  In Film im Capital  Has Complete D Data on All   Has Complete Data on All Thomas Announces as Hearing Is Resumed   WRITER QUESTIONED ON AVIATION STRIKE   McGuinness Says He Found No Evidence of Fascism  in Hollywood

information 1 Be Inserted ink: Inquiry Record  Film Executive ES  a vi   Film Executive: Testified Commies Aided Plane Strike

Evidence Is Piling Up At  Film Hearing   Witnesses Tell Congres: men Strikes And Other Troubles Are Due To Agitators.

SOLON STATES  DATA 10 GO ON RECORD   UnAmerican Activities Panel  Continues Probe, Hears  More Testimony

List of Hollywood Reds Compiled   House UnAmerican Committee Inquiry  AL s...*.. . me

COMMUNISTS IS COMPLETE   Records on at Least 79 In Hollywood Held by House Probe Group.  DithitLCriartn

Has Record Of Reds In Hollvwood   Complete Data To Be Revealed In A Few Days

Twin-Mustang Fighter Takes Off For  LE nee rldecles BD iacitniisnin , ape 

Fail To Resolve Disagreements  No Progress Made By   No Progress Made By Council, Clay Reports

DECLARES DANGEROUS IN-FLATION «SITUATION  _ LOOMS UNLESS UPWARD  “ TREND IS BTOPPED .

HALT PRICE RISE TRUMAN'S PLEA   President Cites Serious Inflation Threat Now Facing Nation

Truman Urges ‘Halt to Spiral ‘Of Price Rise   Danger of Serious Inflation Is Reported Fac ng the Nation .

Sound Outdistanced, But Not With Piloted Aircraft: 'Missiles' Are Used

Senate Body Seeking Data On Aid Plan   Truman Effort To Get New Controls Opposed

Marshall. Quiz Session Due Today   senator to Ask Him All About  Eyronean Plan

HOLDING PRICES, HELPING EUROPE PUZZLE SOLONS   Vast Expenditures Would In crease Spiraling Costs at Home, Leaders Say

GOP Economy Drive Scores Major Victory  45 Per Cent Slash is Voted, 307 To 30

GOP Scores Triumph In Economy Bid   House Votes Slash OF 45 Per Cent In Interior’s Budget

GOP’s Economy Beats Down Pleas For Reclamation  Amendments Put Back $5 ann nan in Case   Amendments Put Back $5,000,000 in Four  Western Projects

ECONOMY DRIVE WINS IN HOUSE TEST   Interior Dept. Cut Goes Over to Senate  By Vote of 307-30

House Passe: Sharply Cut Inferior Bill   Final Figure 45 Per Cent Under That Asked by Truman

INTERIOR BILL WINS 197-140   GOP Economy ‘Drive Scores Major Victory in 45% Budget Slash

Republican Economy Drive Progresses As House Cuts Interior Department Funds

GOPs Win Drive To Slash Funds In House Vote   Department of Interior Budget Is Cut by Nearly Half

4 PCT. CUT IN FUNDS FOR KRUG   Measure Passed, 307 to 30, to Chalk Up Major Victory for Republicans in Economy Drive.   DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FIGHT BILL IN VAIN   Declare Slashes in Reclamation and Power Projects Will “Crucify” West and Northwest.

House Slashes Interior Dept. Appropriation   Economy Forces Register Victory By Vote of 307-30

Interior Department Funds Slashed  in Final House Vote   President's Request Is Reduced by Forty-Five Per Cent; Krua Is Assailed During Debate

House Votes Interior Dept Budget Slash  isheries Bureau  Ik Hard Hit

GOP'S ECONOMY DRIVE SCORES MAJOR VICTORY   House Passes’ Interio: Department Money Bill. 307 to 30

House Votes Sharply Cut bunds Measure   ajor Victory epublicans’ “he Drive

FOR INTERIOR DEPT. IN HALE   Major Victory Is Won By Republicans In Economy Drive

Interior Funds Cut 45 Pereent in Bill Passed by Chamber   Republicans Fight Off All Amendments To Boost Appropriations; Democrats Claim Slashes Will “Crucifv” Areas

Rescuers Find Nearly All Of  Mine Victims   Air Too Bad for Any Possible Survivors

BABY KILLER SAYS HE WANTS T0 DIE   Confessed Strangler Face: "Wintec Father

DECISION ON ‘VET PROGRAM 1 BEDOPTET   Gor. HOUSE LEADERSHIP Is ‘$AID-TO HAVE DECIDED dant NST SUBSISTENCE ; INCREASE

TO PIGEONHOLE FEDERAL AID FOR SCHOOLS   Decision Reported by House Republican Leadership

Lewis Keeping Terms Secret   Contract Talks Under Way; Strike Hinges fie Tha fhvinaman ~

COAL TALKS-ON IN WASHINGTON   John L. Lewis Begins Wage Negotiations With Mine Operators Who Produce Three-Fourths Of Nation’s Soft Goal Sunnly.

Lewis, Mine . Owners Open Waze Parley   Negotiations fer Contract Iu Northern Pits Begun Ie     ahe Blanner

Committees Meet For Two Hours   Operators Talks With Lewis May Prevent Strike

HARMONY MARKS COAL PAY TALKS   Meetings To Be Resumed Tuesday At Washington

Coal Talks Halt Until Tuesday   All Major Groups Except Southern Represented At Opening Session

LEWIS CONFERS ~ WITH OPERATORS   NEGOTIATIONS FOR NEW WORK CONTEACT ARE OPENED IN WASHINGTON.

COAL MEETING BEING RESUMED NEXT TUESDAY   Negotiations Launched In Apparently Friendly   SOUTHERNERS WANT SEPARATE CONTRACT

Miners’ Contract Parley Started   Lewis Joins Talks To Reach Final  Settlement

ClO WiLL FIGHT NEW LABOR LAW   Pass Word Along To Defeat Congressmen Who Supported Taft - Hartley Bill In 748 Elections.

ClO TO FIGHT LABOR BILL IN COURT ACTIONS   Chieftains Turn Down Al Suggestions of General Protest Strike

CIO TO ATTACK NEW LABOR BILL   ASSAIL LEGALITY OF CONGRESSIONAL BAN ON POLITICAL ACTION

CIO Will Defy Labor Act Ban On PAC Funds   Attacks On Law Will Be Waged In Courts, Next ‘Year’s Campaign; Say Curbs Hlezal

CIO to Battle Taft-Hartley Bill in Courts   Union High Command Rejects Suggestions For General Strike

CIC Leaders Map Court, Flectian Fight   Executive Board Rejects Pleas For Ceneral Strike

ClO to Fight New Labor Act   Constitutionality is  Attacked; Plan to Take Fight Into Courts

Invites A.F.L., Rail Groups To Map Strategy   Labor Act To Be Fought In Courts, 048 Na_ tional Elections

clo Leaders ‘Plan Attack On Labor Law   To Test It In Courts; Fight Backers at Polls

ClO Will Fight  Law In Courts Threaten Reprisals In 1948 Elections

ClO to Attack Political Clause   New NLRB Machinery May Be Used or Rejected by Unions

CIO To Fight  Taft-Hart ley Law   Teamsters Union Chiet Hits General Strike Talk as Communist

Word Passed To Unions By Officials   Not To Comply With Limitations, Asserts Murray

Political Curbs Are Slated for Opening Attack   Defeat of Lawmakers Who Voted for Labor Bill First Objective

Union Politica’ Contributions Ban Is Taraet   Constitutionality Of Taft-Hartley Bill To Be Fought

Union Chiefs Pick Political Fund Curb For Primary Blast   Threat of General Strike Past as Murray Calls Stand

ClO Prepares To Fight Labor  Law In Courts   Invites AFL And Rail Unions To A Political Strategy Parley.

Plan Fight In Court And Af Elections   Murray Urges Meeting Of Nation’s Major Labor Executives

C.1L O. Bans Strikes on  Labor Act   President Philip Murray Says Battle Will Be Fought in Courts and National Elections  ss Parley       Propos   All Major Unions May Confer on Strategy Aesjinet Veasure

THE TAFTSHARTLEY™* LABOR ACT IS TO: CAUSE A FIGHT   CIO. High Command Say: Battle Will Be Fought” in Courts.          ALSO IN 1948 ELECTIO.   It Was Decided to ‘Attack the New Laws Con- © stitutionality. —

C.LO. Plans Court Fight Against Law   High Command Rejects All Suggestions for Strike; Political Contributions Ban To Be Frst Target

WILL DEFY BAN ON POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS   To Urge Other Unions to Hel Defeat Supporters of Bill at Polls

ClO To Wage Fight On New Labor Measure   UNION LEADERS MAKINC PLANS FOR COURT TESTS

CIO Will Defy  Labor Bill Ban Against Politics   Terms Limitations Of Act Unconstitutional

Weather...   C10 Fixes Labor Law Battle Line   Courts, Elections To B: Arena; Bill's Ban on Politics Defied.

CIO Will Defy Ban Imposed .  On Contributions Sot Tottori Later baw

CIO Declares Labor Bill Battle To Be Fought In  Courts. National Election

To Carry Fight Into Courts And 1948 Elections   But Rejects All Suggestions Of General Protest Strike.

C.LO. To Defy New Labor Ruling  Against Union Political Contributions

REVEALS NEW CANCER TEST   Early Detection In Animals Disclosed By Blood Test In Ultra-Violet Light

Xancer Blood Tests Prove Accurate in Animals, Hold Hope For Human:

Danger of Forest Fires Most Grave  In Twenty Years   7 New Fires Reported in Past 24 Hours; Catskills May Close

Public School News: PERFECT ATTENDANCE LISTS ANNOUNCED   Records at Edgely School for Month of September Perused   MANY THUS HONORED

 Public School News:  ATTENDANCE RECORDS  LISTED AT EDGELY   Teachers Name Those Pupils Perfect in Attendance During October  SEVERAL INCLUDED

Move To Bar Defense Cut Is Ruled Out   Full Six Billions Slice Seen: Bill Offered To Increase Rentals

Plan to Trim Six Millions Off Budget   Democratic Proposals Turned Down by Vote of  Budget Committee

GOP Solon Boils Over at Hearing On Relief Plans   ‘Inconsistency’ of State Department Toward Soviets Hit

Demands State Department Quit Appeasing Russia or ‘Stop Communism’ Efforts

BRIDGES HITS 2-WAY STAND TOWARD USSR   Greek Aid Director To End Program In Year

Bi-Partisan Move _ Labeled Surest Way To Determine If Soviet Russia  Is Bent on Conquest

‘Give U.N. Teeth’ Congressmen Urge ‘Drop Russia It She Balks Revision’

URGE REVISION QF UN CHARTER   Three Resolutions Offered In Congress With Aim Of Strengthening U.N.

May Take Action Without Russia  Congress Receives Sweeping Proposals

CONGRESS AIMS TO REVISE U, Ny,   Movement Favored For Dropping Russia If She Balks

New U.N. Charfer ~ Conference Urged   Resolutions Introduced Te Give Assembly Strong Arm

Congress Receives Three Resolutions Demanding Stronger U. N. Power   Would Give Body New Start And Might Exclude Russia If She Balks; Both Houses Get  Mintnen ls Raletne Nite fant aoe

Congress Thinks United Nations Needs Revising   House Members Talking of Dropping Russia if She Balks

Would Drop Russia If  She Balks   Congress Considers Reolutious Lending to Give United Nations A Streng Arvin

NEW START URGED FOR PEACE AGENCY   RESOLUTIONS OFFERED IN CONGRESS PROPOSE REORGANIZATION OF U. N.

Poland, Slavs Refuse to Attend Paris Aid Parley   Solons Want Jo Redraw LIN Charter

Cardinal Blasts Bigotry Growth   Catholic Prelate Refers Tc Criticism On School Rnsa Court Action

Toll  t At ralia  ] Men   Members of  Teams Have Work Deep  ed Tunnels

NEARLY SCORE OF BODIES IN WRECKED MINE   Effort Made To Find Bodies Of 17 Miners Still Entombed

Quick Recovery Of Last of Mine Dead Predicted   17 More Bodies Retrieved By Rescuers; Death Toll Increased to 94   DIRECTION POOR, RESCUERS CHARGE   ‘Claim Failure to Provide  Safety Precautions for Search Parties

Find All 111 Dead In Mine At Centralia   Rescue Squads Complete Their Dismal Job; Last Seventeen Bodies Found.

8 Bodies ‘ound in ‘oal Mine   7 Victims Stil! Inaccounted for; afety Inspector ‘ells of Violations

Place Dead in Centralia Mine At111   Rescue Workers’ Report Bodies Have All Been Found—31 Out Alive

Budgets And Income Levy Top Calendar   Kuester Formally Named House Speaker; Leo Senate President Pro Tem.

GOP IN FIRM CONTROL OF ~ BOTH HOUSES   Farmers Elected as Presiding Officers in Two Chambers

Convene 52nd Legislature In Capital Today   Appropriations, Revenue Top Problem Facing Iowa Assemblymen

Legislature Launched on 52nd Session   Members Faced With Numerous Complex and Yaried Preblems

52ND GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1S OPENED TODAY   Farmers Named as Speaker of House, Senate President

52nd Iowa Legislature Opens With Election of 2 Farmers   Name Kuester Speaker; ‘Leo Voted President  Pro Tem of Senators

Mount Hekla in Iceland Erupts Today   Volcano Had  * Been Dormant Cnane ATR.

PROMISE SHORT VETO MESSAGE   DEMOCRAT LEADER WELCOMES THREAT OF MAJOR ISSUE

County Honor Roll Board Is Torn Down   Burton Praises Stand of Court   Many Rallies Planned   Demos Welcome Challenge of GOP on Tax-Cutting Issue

Truman Veto Message Is Due On Friday   Republicans Concede The; Lack Enough Senate Votes For Override

VETO MESSAGE WILL BE SHORT   Truman Action on Tax Cul Bill Due Friday

Message on Tax Bill Veto To Be Short   Congress to Receive Second Disapproval of Slash Plan Friday

SECOND TAX GUT VETO MESSAGE DUE FRIDAY   Democrats Accept G. 0. P.’: Challenge On ’48 Issue’

NEW LIVENTHAL DATA IS SOUGHT   Foes Tracing Report of Use Of Federal Funds

Legislators Miss On Adjournment   With Clocks Stopped, So lons Toil to Finish Work  of Session i   DIFFER OVER SCHOOLS   Another Snarl Develop: in Legislation for Veterans

Law Chores Hold Solons In Topeka   Plans to Adjourti. Yesterday. Changed By: Snarl:On ‘Rural ‘School and VA Bills

State Legislature Too Busy to Quit; Still at It Today   Chief Obstacle to. Adjournment Is the Kansas School Bill

Delphi Council to Democrat Control   -GOP. Names Mayor. But ji Rest Of Ticket ‘Falters

PETITIONS ARE PLACED ON FILE   Referendum Sought T Prevent Ouster Of W. Lee Elgin

Petitions In Behalf . Of Elgin Submitted   Ouster May Be Blocked if All Names Are Certitied

Passage Of Bill Jo Unify Forces Slowed By House   Representatives Add Two Changes  To Senate Version

‘Two Stumbling Blocks .. . . House Action Might Delay Adjournment

FIGHTS JUVENILE CRIME  Father Of 6 Boys Visualizes  National Junior Police Force

Harrisburg Man Plans To Recruit 250,000 Boys For National Junior Police Force; Now Has Nucleus Of 6

Big Four Face Supreme Test   Marshall Ready To Submit Unity Plan

German Unity Plan Readied   Marshall to Press for Federal State without Barriers

Council Unable To End Impasee   Czechoslovakia Turns Down Chance For Election

Ban Lifted On Hunting And Fishing In All Sections Of Pennsy). vania; Fire Danger Is Believed Past   FOREET SECRETARY MAKES RECOMMENDATION

Duff Opens Forests to Hunters —  Sufficient Rain Makes Possible   Sufficient Rain Mokes Possible Opening of Small Game Season

800,000 NimrodsReady To Open Fire On Small Game Saturday, 9 A.M.   Governor James H. Duff Issues Proclamation Declaring Forests Are Damp Enough To Eliminate Forest Fire Hazards.

Marshall Asks France To Join U.S. and Britain   Merger of German Western Zones Aim lf Russia Balks

Three-Way Merger In German Zones  Urged By Marshall   France Asked To Join U. S. And Britain In Economic Merger In Wes‘<rn Germany   FRANCE MAY SEEK RUSSIA’S APPROVAL

France Asked To Join Reich Zone Merger   Marshall Proposed Plan If Soviet Balks at Economic-Unity

ZONE MERGER BEING PUSHEI   MARSHALL ASKS FRANCE TO JOIN IN OCCUPATION PLAN IF RUSSIA. BALKS -

Kansas Housewives Eve Food Price Hike   Butter and Staak Lead Upward Trend.--Garden Foods Fairly Steady

Marshall Advocates A Much Tougher Procedure Against Russian Policy

NEW TOUGHNESS TOWARD RUSSIA SEEN IN SPEECH   Secretary Marshall Injects New Firmness Into Patient - But Firm Policy Toward The Soviet; Propaganda lermed Lies.

BLASTS SOVIET WORD WAR AS CONTEMPTUOUS   Charges Red Officials Are Lying in Barrage Against Aid Program

Marshall Calls Reds Liars in Chicago Speech   Propaganda Barrage Against U.S. Assailed

New Element Of Toughness Toward Reds Put Forward.   Russians Are Lying And Know It, Says Secretary Marshall

Time To End Brazen Talk, Soviets Told   Secrelary Says U. S. Will Not Stand Idle And See World Ruin

Reds ‘Lying and Know It’, Marshall Charges   And Contemptuous Propaganda, He Declares And Contempouous Propaganda, He Deciares In His Toughest Speech as Cabinet Officer

Russia ‘Lies,’ Marshall Says In Tough Talk   Secretary Of State Put: New ‘Tough’ Elemeni Into U. S$. Policy Ir Chicago Speech

Temperatures   Secretary Reveals ‘Get Tough’ Aititude on Eve of Ministers’ Talks, but Stresses Peace Aim

End to ‘Lies’ Of Reds Askee By Marshall  Seeretary’s Speech Points to ‘Tough’

Marshall Calls Halt to Soviet Lies   Cabinet Officer Makes Toughest Speech of Career

BRAZEN LIES MAY HANDICAP EUROPEAN Ald   SECRETARY TO CALL HALT ON SOVIET PROPAGANDA

Marshall Charges  Communists Lie Declare They Also Do It Knowingly

Marshall Seeks German Unity   Bluntly Warns Reds Attacks on US Aims Are Falsehoods

Marshall Gets Much Tougher With Russians  Says Moscow Is Lying In Propnaanda And i

New Toughness In U. §.-Russ Policy Noted  Stute Secretary Set for Showdown At London Meet

Russians, Allies Lie Intentionally, Claims Marshall —   Declares Charges of U. S. Imperialism Not True, Communists Aware of This

STATES. TIME HAS. COME TO CALL A HALT   Russians and Communist Allies Lying and Know It, Secretary Declares...

Marshall Says U.S. Won't Allow Disintegration of World Community

Marshall Shows New Toughness Towards Russia   Soviets Lying and They Know It, Secretary Tells Gathering; Declares It Is Time to Call a Halt

MARSHALL SAYS CALL HALT 10 SOVIET LYING  MIPIM ATELA TAICLUCDHD   INDICATES TOUGHER ATTITUDE FOR U. S. AT LONDON MEETING

MARSHALL USES TOUGH ATTITUDE   Charges Soviet Officials And Communist Allies

To Soviet Charges .   Marshall, Toue Touches Off  “Truth Campaign,” Saying Reds Know  Aerneatinne Tintrna

TOUGH POLICY IS PROPOSED FOR U. 8.   “It Is Time To Call Halt,” Secretary Declares   To Be Sought By Foreign Ministers At Meeting Next Week In London

USSR Is Lying Says Marshall In Chicago Talk   Secretary of State Declares It Is Time to Call Halt

Secretary Cracks At Russian Propaganda   Terms It “Brazen And Contemptuous” And Injects New Toughness Into Patient-But_Firm Policy Toward The Reds.

Marshall Blasts Propaganda Line Used by Russians   Says Soviets Know They’re Lying in Efforts to Hinder The U.S. Aid Plan

Time fo Call Halt on Reds, Marshall Says  Charges Officials o Rueciq Are Lying

Toughest Speech Of Career By U. S. Diplomat  Marshall Gives Talk In Chicago On Eve Of Foreign Minister Parleys In London

Marshall Says Russians And  Friends Lying   Makes Blistering Attack On Russia. On Eve of Meeting

Marshall Injects Tough Element : In Foreign Policy  Accuses Soviet Of   Accuses Soviet Of Propoganda Against His Aid Plan

MARSHALL SAYS RUSSIANS KNOW THEY ARE LYING   Secretary Prepares to Leave for London to Attend Big Four Meet

Marshall Says ‘Soviets Lying, Calls For Hal   Secretary Asserts Russian Propaganda to Injure ° Aid Program Based  On Falsehoods -

WARTIME AMBASS‘A DOR TO BRITAIN AND EX-GOVERNOR co TOOK -HIS-OWN: LIFE__

Former U.S, Envoy To Great Britain Commits Suicide   John G. Winant Shoots Self To Death At Home In Concord, N. H.   BLAME MENTAL FATIGUE FOR ACT

DESPONDENGY BLAMED FOR WINANT DEATH   America’s War Time Ambassadot Cornmits Suicide

Wife Collapses When Told Of Winant Suicide   Ex-Ambassador To England Shoots Self, Mental Fatigue Blamed

Need For Aid In Europe May Outrun Plan   Economic Crisis Grows Rapidly; Causes Concern

Tne. bellies ciated EE  Marshall Plan May Be Too Late To Save Europe, Officials Fear

EUROPE’S NEED FOR HELP MAY DEVELOP FASI   Officials Fear Crisis Will Develop Before U. S. Can Supply Demands

‘British Financial Difficulties ‘Causing Concern  bo   French. Italians May Ask U.S. for More Funds

Succession Law Proposed by Spain's Franco  Might Place King on Vacant Throne of Nation

FRANCO EDICT MAY RESTORE SPANISH KIN   Law of Succession Is Proposed in Decree Sent Parliament

Spain Made Monarchy by  Franco Decree   Dictator Retains His Powers, However  Under New Rule

Murray Urges Immediate CIO Political Move   ; Wants Organization “To Weed Out” Congress men, Senators Who Voted Against People

Amendment Ratified By Legislature   Iowa Third State to Ap prove Limiting Presi dential Tenure

First August Dollar Day in Delphos in Five Year —. Merchants Prepare Feast of Money-Saving Offerings for Shoppers of Delphos and Vicinity,

REVIVAL OF BARGAIN EVENT   Firat August Dollar Day in Delphos in Five Year — Merchants Proparc Feast of Money-Saving Offerings fer Shoppers of Delphos and Vielnity,

WILL REVIEW WORK DONE ON NEW STUDY “OF FLOOD CONTROL   Federal and State Officials Will Meet With Gov. Donnelly.   CONFERENCE FRIDAY   Major General Lewis A. Pick Has Promised to Attend.

Six Persons, Possibly Seven, Killed In Derailment of Passenger Train

Six Railroaders Killed When Train Leaps Tracks   Cincinnati Fire Captain Killed In Apartment-Theater Blaze

Six Men Killed In Train Wreck   Passenger Engine Leaps from Trocks

SIX DIE WHEN TRAIN DERAILS   NEW YORK CENTRAL PASSENGER CRASHES INTO EMBANKMENT

6 RAILROADERS DIE AS ENGINES WRECK IN OHIO   Special’s Twin Locomotives Leap Rails, Plunge Into Bank Near Shelby

6 Die as Engine Leaves Rails.   Toll May Be 7; Locomotive Flies Through Air, Every Wheel Off Ground

Six Killed in Train Accident   Ontenagon Man Is Listed as Victim

TWIN ENGINES JUMP TRACKS NEAR SHELBY   All Victims Weré Crew Mem hers; Possible Seventh — ‘Body Being Hunted

Truman Favors Draft Law End On March 31  Universal Training, Now Under Study,

Army to Reléase All Its Draftees By End of June  Volunteer System Is Apparently Adequat

Truman Urges Expiration of  Draft March 31   Army Releasing 100,000 Non-Volunteers by June 30

Asks End of Draft Law March 31   Truman Asks Congress tc Let Law Die—Litttle Opposition Is Expected

TRUMAN RECOMMENDS  CONGRESS LET LAW  EXPIRE ON MARCH 31  _ RE-ENACTMENT POSSIBLE IF RECRUITING FAILS;  ™DATIRIIRIG DIAN TIDCER

Let Draft Die, Truman Says  In Message   Recommends Selective Service be Concluded March 31. with Later Revision Possible

Armed Forces To Depend on Enlistments   Truman Message Says Re-enactment Will Be Asked If Necessary

Congress ms Is Certain —       PRESIDENT SAYS RECRUITING PROSPECTS LOOK GOOD; TIME TO LET SELECTIVE SERVICE DIE

President Tells Congress To Let Draft Law Die  Army To Release 100,000 Draftees

10 LET DRAFT ACT DIE ON MARCH 31ST   President Urges Congress Not to Extend Draft Law

Congress Is Asked To Let Draft Die   Truman Reveals Plans To Recommend System of Universal Military Training

Truman Asks Draft -Law’s Rule Expire   Powers Would End March 31; 100,000 To Get Discharecs

Urges Congress To Let Wartime Act Die March 31   Army Says It Will Release 100,000 Non-Volunteers from Service bv June 20

ACT EXPIRE ON MARCH 31   As Proposal Goes to Congress, Army Announces Plan to Release 100,000 Non-Volunteers by Next June 20.

100,000,To Be Seperated From. Arey By June 30    Truman Asks Congress to Let Draft Die ; End of Month; Gaba. Recruiting Prospeets —

JULY 1 FIXED FOR DISCHARGE OF DRAFTEES   Truman Gives Notice Volunteers Must Meet Quotas

Congress Asked To Allow Draft Law fo Expire   Army, Navy May Seek New Bill If Strenath Drops

ARMY SPEEDS DISCHARGE OF 100,000 MEN   REGISTRATION ENDS: NATION TO RELY ON VOLUNTEERS   Deficit Expected

All Drafted Men Getting Out by July   Selective Service Act Expiration on March 31 Is Requested.

Truman Urges End of Draft Act Mar. 3]   Army to Discharge All 100,000 of Non-Volunteers by June 30

New Law Planned If Recruiting Fails   Army Will Discharge All Draftees; Plan to Keep 1,641,000 Under Arms

Asks Congress — Allow Drafthaw End This Month      Trnman Says Arnis Navy  of Later ff Ned Men

PRESIDENT ASKS AN END T0 DRAFT ~ LAWON MARCH 3t   Truman Gives Notice to Congress, However, That Renewal Will Be Sought if Recruiting Fails.   100,000 DRAFTEES TO GET DISCHARGES   Those in This Country Will Be Out by May 15, Men Overseas by June 30— to End Registration.

Army Releasing About 100,000 Non-Volunteers  To Bring Unit Down To Needed Strength

END OF DRAFT SET MARCH 31   Truman Tells Congress To Let Wartime Selective Service Law Die

Law Is Due To Expire This Month   Voluntary Enlistment Te Centinue

Truman Asks Congress To Let Draft Law Die   Recommends Act Be Permitted To Expire March 31; New Law Likely If Enlistments Fail To Heid Up; He Advises.

Program Set Up  For Men ByArmy   All Not Volunteers To Be Released ‘Under Plans

— nena ana aaa  President Asks Congress to Let Draft Law Be Suspended March 3lst

Congress Asked To Let Law Die On March 31   Army Outlines Plan To Release Draftees By. Next: June 30

Death Of Draft On March 31 Is Asked   Army Announces 100,000 Non-Volunteers To Be Given Their Release By June 20

Arms Leaders Will Ask Law Later If Necessary Advice To Solons States

TD OE) Of TO DEPEND ON ‘ENLISTMENTS   Army Orders Release of 100,000 Non-Volunteers  by June 36.

Truman Asks Congress to Let Draft Die   Army Announces 100,000 Inductees Will Be Released

Volunteer Plan To Be Tried By Army, Navy  Same Balsa Desncedl   Solons Told Present System Comes To Its End March 31

End of Draft ~Mar.31 Asked By President   Truman Says Renewal May ‘Be Sought if Service  eecrutitiing F acc

Presideitt Serves Notice He Will Request Reenactment Of Draft Law If Military Strength Falls Short   WANTS ARMY KEPT AT 1070000 MEN

Dratt-Law  Due To Die  March 31 100,000 Draftees  Still in Army Tea Re Thcecharces

ARMY TO FREE DRAFTEES BY FIRST OF JULY   New Draft Law to Be Asked, However, if. Needed

March 31 Final Date; Vol untary’ Recruiting Pros. nects Benorted Gnod-

President Proposes Draft Law Expire End of This Month   Services, He Says, Will Ask Re-enacunent, if They Are Unable to Keep Forces Needed

President Asks Congress fo Let Draft Law Die   Special Message Carries Request To Lawmakers

TRUMAN URGES END OF DRAFT   President Arrives via Air ir ~~ Mexico City

PRESIDENT ASKS THAT DRAFT BE ENDED MARCH 31   Truman Also Reveals  All Non-Volunteers to Be Released

Truman Asks Expiration of Draft Law  If Recruiting Fails Renewal

No Extension Past Mar. 31 He Suggests   Army Plans Release Of 100,000 Non-Volunteers Re, Tose 207

Give Services Power To Hire Civilians, If Enlistments Fail Congress Asked

Re-Enactment if Enlistments Do Not Serve, Plan   President Would Let Present Act Expire . en March 31

Suggests New Act Can Be Requested If Volunteer Enlists Fall Behind

Let Draft Die. President Asks   Truman Tells Congres: Law Should Not Be  Extended Now

TRUMAN ASKS DRAFT LAW BE LET EXPIRE MARCH 31   President Urges Congress To Permit Selective Service Act To End—Army Announces,Jt Will Release Approximately 100,000 Non-Volunteers By June 30—First Reaction Among Legislators To Chief Executive’s Recommendation Is Favorable

Truman Asks End Of Draft: Army To  Release Draftees  Draft Law Set To ~ Expire March 31

Truman Message Asks Draft Law End on March 31   Army Orders 100,000 be Released By June 30 in Cutting Size To 1,070,000

Army Plans Release For 100,00 Men   Non-Volunteers Face Discharge By June 1 Under New Schedule

Message Sent To Capito! In His Absence   Wants Some Type Training Law Enacted

Armed Forces ‘To Release All  NonVolunteers   President Discloses Step When He Asks _ Congress to Let Draft Law Expire March 31;:Release Program.to Be Made Public

Expiration Of Draft Law March 31, 1'ruman’s Plea; Army To Release 100,000

Urges Congress To Let Law Die Without Action   Army Soon to Discharge All Non-Volunteers, President Discloses   REGRUIT PROSPECTS LOOK GOOD, HE SAYS   Chief Executive Reserves Right to Call for Re enactment of Measure

Truman to Permit Draft Law fo Die   President Sends Recommendation to Members of Congress

Temperatures   Truman Advises Congress to Let Draft Law Expire   Re-enactment of Selective Service Will Be Sought if Enlistments Fail to Hold Forces At Minimum; Program Due te End March 31

Would Let Draft Law Die March 31   Truman Suggests Letting Army and Navy Ask for One Later if Needed   STUDY TRAINING BILL   Educators. Leaders Trying to Find Good Military System for Youth

Army Will Release About 100000 Men By the End of June   Commanders Have. Orders To Check Orit Flinihle Men

100,000 GIS 10 BE RELEASED BY ARMY JUNE 30   President Says Men Being Discharged to Cut Total to 1,070,000

Solons Urged To Let Act DieMarch31   Congress Told Selective Service Re-Enactment To Be Sought Only If Volunteer Plan Fails

Army Plans To Hold Only ‘Volunteers’   Congress Likely To Back Program: TL Clause Cited

Would Employ Civilians To Maintain Jobs  . Un nly ersal Traiming  e lindar Sea,

Selective Service Law Will Expire On Last Day Of March   President Advises Solons If Enlistments Fail to Meet Needs Measure Can Be Restored

Present Act Dies March 31   President Says Law Will Be Revived If  , Enlistments Fall Too ' Low; On ‘Trial’ Basis

Army and Navy Chiefs Will Ask Re-enactment of Bill If Enlistments Bog Down

Truman Urges Draft Law Die On March 31   Will Be Renewed If Voluntary Recruiting Fails

Today In Convevress   Truman Asks Congress To End Draft March 31 As House Begins Debate On Request For Aid In Greece: Lilienthal Heard

Conaress Asked To End Draft Law March 31   Army to Release 100,000 Draftees by End of June

WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS OPPOSED   vongress urged 10 Let Law Expire March 31  UNIVERSAL TRAINING   May Be Passed Eventually; Increase In Number Of Volunteers Expected

Will Seek New Law If Recruits Insufficient  Note To Congress Sent As President  Flies To Mexico; VAs....t_J Oe VAs..-L a;

“TRUMAN ASKS END OF DRAFT ACT MARCH 31   Army Says All Draftees To Be Released By June 30

Federal Draft Law Will Die On March 31s   Renewal Will be Sought If Volunteer Recruiting Fails

Truman Asks Expiration of Draft Law   If Recruiting Fails Renewal Will Be Requested

End of Draft Recommended By President   Suggests Congress Let Law Die At fnd of March

—MILIT ARY— Draft Law Expiration  Is Favored  Congress Receives Truman’s Message

President Asks Congress fo Let Draft Die on March 31: to Discharge Non-volunteers   Army Strength Set ot 1,070,000 by July I; To Release Eligible Men Now; Recommend Special Study te Obtain Training Program

Non-Volunteers To Be Released By The Army   Hiring Of Civilian Help Proposed If Need Is Felt

ALL SELECTEES TO BE RELEASED SOON BY ARMY   White House Message Calls for Volunteer Military Services

PRESIDENT IN FAVOR OF END OF DRAFT LAW   Proposes Selective Service B Discontinued at End of This Month   -ARMY-ORDERS- RELEASE—— OF NON-VOLUNTEERS

Army To Free About 100,000  Troops Soon   Order Release of NonVolunteer Servicemen By June 30

Plan Release  Of 100.000   Truman‘s Recommendations To End Selective Service Exnected to Meet Approval of Congress.

DRAFT LAW TO EXPIRE UNDER TRUMAN ORDER   Army Shortly ‘Will Discharge’ All NonVolunteers In New Satin.

ENLISTMENT BE RELIED ON BY ARMY   Re-Enactment Might Be  Requested

Let Draft Die Mar. 31,  Says Truman   President Thinks Reeruit ing Will Take Care Of Armed Needs For Present

Let Draft Law Die, President Tells Solons  Renewal May Be Asked   Renewal May Be Askec Later if Volunteers Prove Insufficient

TRUMAN ASKS CONGRESS FOR END OF DRAFT   Message Reveals Army te Drop Non-Volunteers by July 1.

President Wants Army, Navy on Volunteer Basis   Extension Not Asked For Selective Service Due To End March 3)

Recommends  Letting Draft  Law Expire President Makes  Recommendation .  ™ Of Ba

Suggests No Action On Draft   Army Releasing About 100.000 Non-Volunteers By Last of June

Long-Lines Board Ratifies Wage Accord   Workers, However, Will Honor Pickets Of Other Unions

Telephone Strike Of Long Distance Workers Is Ended   Resumption Of Full Service Faces Delay Where Picket Lines Are Maintained By 250,000 Other [Jnion Membere Still On Strike

Long-Distance Phone Strike To End Today   Other Unions, However Still on Strike and Maintain Picket Lines

Picket Lines Will Be Honored  Resumption Of Full Service Faces Delay

PICKET LINES PRESENT HITCH IN ‘PHONE PEACE   Long Lines Workers End Walkout; Accept Pay Boosts Up to $4

Long Distance Workers Vote To End Strike   Resumption of Full Serv. ice May Be Delayed By Other Strita

Long Lines... Workers End. Strike Today:  ‘Other Pickets May » Delay Full Service

UNION AGREES WITH ALT. &T. ON PAY RAISE   PICKET LINES FROM OTHER UNIONS TO BE RESPECTED

90,000 Ducks Safe On Louisiana Farm   Foo Many for Farmer to Tame, Federat Service Put: Up ‘No Hunting’ Signs

CHINESE SUSPEND ~— TRAVEL BY PLANE   Uaiinghs Probe of Latest Air  Ricencetae

U.S. Proposal Charged as Attempt lIndermine United Nations, Destroy Vete

U.N. Revamping Plan Assailed   Yugoslav Says U. S. Wants to Reduce Peace Body to Leaque of Nations

Little U.N. Scored By Communist   Soviet Bloe Claims Project Would Do Harm To Big Five Veto Powers

SOVIET WANTS. ARMED FORCES _ QUT OF GREECE   MOSCOW SPOKESMAN ISSUES A “HANDS OFF BALKANS" DEMAND AT COUNCIL SESSION    By JAMES L. KILGALLEN Ttiternational Newa Service

Democratic Senators See Chance of President Signing of Senate Version which is More Lenient than House Version—Taft Makes Move tor Trading Purposes.

VETO FORECAST FOR TOUGH BILL   Democratic Senators See Chance of President Signing of Senate Version which is More Lenient than House Version—Taft Makes Move for Trading Purposes.

WHETHER WALTACE WILL BACK TRUMAN IN 1948 IN DOUBT   Former Vice President Says “It’s too Early” to Decide -—— Hopes Democrats Will. Become Liberal.   GIVES INTERVIEW TO 100 NEWSMEN   Declares Program to Ai Greece and Turkey Will Divide World “Into Two Warring Camps.”

Wallace Shuns Commitments on ’48 Plans, Defends Foreign Policy Speeches Abroad   Stores Open at 9:30 a. m. Tomorrow for Sales Event

Wallace Hints at Third Party Move, But States Decision to Come Later

CHARGE WOMAN WITH MURDER   CAB DRIVER GIVES ACCOUNT OF TRIP TO VICTIM'S HOME

Tavern and Camp Owner Dies; Hold  Girl in Shooting   Betty Gruver Chargec With Killing Urbana Man in His Home

' § PREPARED TO ASK SECURITY ‘COUNCIL TO SEND CONTROVERSIAL ISSUE BACK TO ATOMIC COMMISSION

U.S. Moves To Break Deadlock On Atom Control   Austin Will Propose Return of Controversial Issue to Commission

U.S. Will Renew Effort to Break Atomic Deadlock   Suggestion Made To Send Question Back to Board

EFFORTS. MADE. TO BREAK DEADLOCKS \ON ATOM ‘CONTROL      U. S) Attempts to Get Program’ Into Effect Over Gbjec- 2.  Hons of Soviets

U.S. to Make Move To End Deadlock On Atomic Control   Woukl Have lssue Sent Back to Commission to Reeoncile U. S.,  Stiseutnnn Viowa

Production Of Coal Increases To 59 Percent  Many More. Pits Ts Be Reovened

NATIONAL COAL ASSOCIATION PROTESTS PRODUCTION BEING SLOWED DOWN BY UNREASONABLE GOVERNMENT RULES

Rules Slowing: Coal Production  Operations. at 59 _ Per Cent of Normal -

“Arbitrary and Unreasonable’ CMA 'Rules Attacked by Coal Producers

Coal Operators Object To Delay Opening Mines  Charge Methods Of Inspection Hold Up Coal Production

FRANCE USES VETO TO KILL SOVIET OFFER   Propaganda Attempt Hurled by U.S. At Gromyko

France Uses Veto to Block Russia  American Plan for Assistance  Breeantadn hy Ceaue

France Uses Veto to Block Russia   American Plan for Assistance Accepted by Grouyn

U.S. Troops Withdrawn  From. Panama   Pull Back Into —10-Mile Wide Canal Zone.

U. S. Troops Evacuate All Panamanian Defense Bases   {Blame Communist Agitation For Panama Action on Bases

2.000 U. S. TROOPS WILL BE REMOVED FROM CANAL ARFA   Rio Hato Superfort Base to Be Left; General Orders withdrawal from Region Today.   COUNCIL REFUSES TO OKAY PROGRAM

U. S. Troops Quit  Outer Canal Bases   Washington ‘Orders Withdrawal of 2 000 From Perimeter Area

SPECULATION HIT BY PRICE PROBERS   Truman to Be Asked to Curb Activities on Commodity Exchanges.

GREEN MURDER TRIAL OPENS   Start Selection of Jury in Marion Court

The Day the World Fell In  Famous, Bloody Battle of the Bulge Beqan Three Years Aqo Tuesday

Just Three Years Ago ft Started— America Learned Bitter Way F rom ‘Battle of the Bulde’

Three Years Ago Today the Famous Battle of the = Bulge Opened in Belgium —

R emem ber When?- T oday Is Third stints Of ‘Battle of the Bulge

Three Years Ago Today—   Nazi Snake In Throe Nearly Won At 1944 Valley Forge

Recalls Battle Of the Bulge  Germans Opened Their   Germans Opened Their Thrust Through Ardenne: Three Years Ago Today

This Is Anniversary of Germany's Infamous ‘Battle of Bulee’ Attack

Today Marks 3rd Anniversary OfNazi's ‘Last Threat’ In Battle Of The Bulae

NEW MENTO? OPPOSTS PHREUM.T PATE INC EASE   the Dav the World Fell In— ity Hal Boy!  This Is the Anniversary of Battle of the Bulge

Crashes Kill At Least 19 And Kurt 20 in Ohic   Fatality In State Over Week-End Includé Henry, Williams Deaths

Farm Prices Down 17 Points In Month   Department of Agriculture Gives Summary of Food Costs

FARM PRICES “IN STATE DECLINE   Drop In Grain And Dairy Prices Only Partly Offset Last Month

GREATER LOVEHATHNOMAN' = (asss—~—sS Gray-Haired Father of Tightwire Actors Breaks Fall of Pair Upon Sawdust Floor

ed  Brother And Sister Plunge From High Wire Circus Performers Owe Lives  To Father As He Breaks Fall

$60,000,000 FOR CHINA IS U. §. GOAL   Marshall Tells Senators That Sum Will Be Asked of Congress for American Aid Before Next July 1.

U.S. Outlay For Foreign Aid Listed   Marshelj to Ask Congress for Funds To Carry Gut Program

Aid to Europe In Some Form  Held Assured   Senator George Doesn’t Want OPA Returned

SEES NEED FOR SIXTY MILLION SUM FOR CHINA   Secretary Of State Informs Lawmakers That Vast Amount Will Be Needed For All Forms Of Foreign Aid Through June Of 1948.

Marshall Asks 60 Million as Aid for China   Commitee Told That Sum Will Be Needed Before Next July 

MARSHALL ASKS STOPGAP HELP BEFORE JULY 1   Additional Funds Makes $2,657,000,000 Outlay for 1st Half of 1948

Fear Heavy Toll On Vulnerable Coast of Gulf   Storm Center Passes Over Historic City With Crushing Force

Parley Collapse Brings Call for Stronger Reick   Key Congressmen Urge Halt to Dismantling in Western Zone

CONGRESS HITS SHIFTING REICH GOODS TO REDS   Key Figures Urge Westerr Powers To Act Alone In Rebulding Plans

Aid to Russians May Be Shut Of   Congressmen Study Widened Breach in East-West Relations

Byrnes Says U. 5 Should Act if Reds Hold Reich  leamelim da Deana MWeaadere   Invite to Peace Treaty; Take Sieps if Russia Tries To Obstruct Directive

In Book of Memoirs Byrnes Says Russia Must Learn That World - Will Not Permit. That

Meet Russia With Force Says Byrnes   Holds Soviets Must Not Be Allowed to Block World Peace

Ex-Secretary Of State Urges Tough Attitude   Hints Force May Be Necessary To Oust Reds From Germany

Russia ‘Must Learn What Hitler Learned”. .. .  Byrnes Says U.S. Must Plan For Eventualities

Byrnes Discloses FDR Had Grave Misgivings About Soviet Russia   Former Secretary Of State, In Memoirs, Says . Should Russia Attempt To Retain Eastern Europe, We Must Be Prepared To Assume Oblicatione.

FDR Worried Over Russian, U. 5. Relations   Byrnes Bock Calls for Being Reedy foe Red . Decision on. Exsterty Germany

ROBBER REMITS PAY FOR CRIME   Ex-Soldier, Bothered By Conscience And A Desire To Get Married, Mails $100 To Replace Sum Taken In Robbery.

Orders Critelli Pay Fine; Rand Must Serve Term   State Supreme Court Also Hands Down Decisions In Several Other Cases

FILE REPORT ON OLD BEN BLAST   BLAME TRAGEDY ON SPARK FROM MOTOR OR MINER SMOKING

Smoking Men May Have Touched Off  Explosion in Mine   Electric Locomotive is  Also Possible Cause of Frankfort Biast ’

Dr. Chapin Quits as Superintendent of State Hospital   Departure Effective Jan. 1; On Vacation Rest of Year

Submits His Resignation to Board of Trustees Effective First of Year Because of Heaith, Dr. Charles Zellers Will Become Acting  Runorintendent.

Lilienthal Foes Taking New Tack  Attituc 2 Toward Congress Feared

Fritz Case Goes To Caldwell Jury   Jury To Determine If Criminal Action Should Be Taken

HERBERT aS - ERBOR-PARLEY      Pros And Cons Mn Van Alen  wee e gees  Bill To Be Heard

Calls for 671 Million: for Year; Proposes Eight-Ycar Plan for Building

Draft World Trade Code          Seventeen-Nation Parley Draws. Up Charter: To World Group in Nov.

HOUSE ORDERS PROBE OF POSTAL SERVICE   Demand Made Hannegan Quit as Postmaster Getteral or as Head of Party Committee.

Sofety Lecturer Falls, Breaks Leg   Mystery Lights, Open Ports Seen On Deserted Half-Ship

Flashing Lights On Stern Section Of Broken Tanker Still A Mystery   Supposedly Deserted Half-Ship Now Being Towed By Tug ATF-114 After Line From Navy Tug Lipan Breaks: Crew Tell Of Experiences.

Ship’s Stern Being Towed   Half Craft Carries Deep Sea Mysteries

Relate Weird Happenings Aboard Deserted Half-Ship Lights, Shadowy Figures Observed

TUG IS TOWING STERN OF SHIP   Flashing Lights And Oper Portholes On Craft Reported

House Members Voice Approval Qf Aid Bill Cut   Stop-Gap Measure Is Slated For  Stormy Sessions

Sees 6.0.P. Slash For Foreign Aid   Halleck Says No Specific Amount Is Set by Steering Committee —   € JO 90 MILLIONS   House Leader Estimates This Sum May Be Taken From Total Asked

House Faces Fight to Slash Emergency Aid   ’Considerable Sentiment’ Among Republicans To Reduce Amount of Assistance Approved By Senate 65 to 6; Debate Starts Thursday

Republicans In House May Vofe Cut In Aid Plan   Senate-Approved Measure Considered Too Large By Some

Cut In Aid Bill Has “Considerable Republican Backing” In House, Says G.0.P. Leader After Meeting Of Party

EMERGENCY AID CUT INDICATED   GOP Spokesman Finds House Sentiment Favors Slash In European Fund

Halleck Says House Republicans Think Aid Bill Too Large   ‘Considerable Sentiment’ for Cuts Reported

Amount Called ‘Too Large’ By House Leader   Slash of 60 to 90 Million Predicted In Lower Chamber

House Out To Pare Aid Bill   Demands Drastic Cut in Sum Approved by Senate

Halleck Predicts House May Cut Aid  Bill Will Be Debated Thursday and Friday

Halleck Sees Sentiment To Cut Aid Bill   House Action Delayed As Senate Approves Truman Request

Aid Bill Over First Hurdle   Passes Senate 83-6; Tough Going in House As GOP Pushes for Cut

CONGRESSMAN HALLEGK SAYS “CONSIDERABLE SENTIMENT” I FOUND FAVORING CUT IN AID   Senate Appreval of $597,000,UU0 Is Believed By Many to Be Too High—-Schwellenbach Urges Congress to Support Truman’s Broad Labor Controls Program—Palestine Ricting Takes Lives of Three Jews—Many Are Injured

House GOP May Cut Aid Halleck Says   No Decision Reached on Specific Sum At Meeting

Elimination = of China Relie Main Target   * Amandments Seen “As: ‘Soon: As. House: ete Wo Measure.

Truman Aid Plan Gains Support; Fight-Inflation Program Strikes Snag

Halleck Expects Action  On Cut   Debate Is Slated For Thursday And Friday

Senate Okays Truman Sum  by 83-6 Vote   Rep. Halleck Says House Republicans Will Ask Reductions In Debate Thursday

TO (ut DOWN FOREIGN AID   Emergency Aid For Europe Is Passed by Senote

House Members Get Foreign Aid Bill From Senate   Some Sentiment Among GOP Leaders For Slashing Totals

House May Prune Aid Bill Passed hy Senate   Republican beader Says There Is “Considerable Sentiment” for Cut in 897 Millen Peagnrom

Probe Is Launched — - In Airplane Crash      18 Persons Killed. in ‘Virginia Crash Identified

Patroiman Dies Another Is Wounded   Disgruntled Bar Applicant Opens Fire At Courthouse

PERSONS TO DEATH BY A NEGRO   Opened Fire In Municipal Court Building In Washington.   TWO OTHERS WOUNDED   Police Shot the Negro Four Times Before He Was Captured.

Two Killed, Three Shot in Gun Fight   Patrolman and Law Association Official Lose Lives in Duel Started by Disgruntled Bar Applicant in a Washington Courthouse.

Two Killed in Court Shooting   Disgruntled Applicant for Bar Admission Battles Police

Two Killed, 2 Wounded In Washington Affray   shoating Laid to Lawyer Who Was Refused Return  THE Weeliometeces cee:

‘Negro Applicant Goes Berserk In Municipal Court   Assailant Disgruntled Over Failure to Get Law Practice Papers

2 Dead, 3 Hurt In Washington Court Gunfight  Disgruntled Bar Applicant Blamed

Patrolman and Clerk Killed In Washington   Shooting Follows Dispute Over Application Fee

HAN, FAILING IN BAR EXAM, SHOOTS FIVE   Patrolman, Law Official Killed In Washington, D. C., Episode

U.S. Capitol Police Seize  Mad Attacker   Two Dead As Lawyer, Denied Admission To Washington Bar, Fires.

Two Killed In Court Gunfight  Shooting Started By  Rar Annlicant

FIVE BLOCKS FROM CAPITOL—— _.  Gunfight At Washington Court House: 2 Killed Others injured

TWO KILLED IN GUN FIGHT IN COURT HOUSE   Disgruntled Bar Applicant. ir Washington Slays Pa:r; Three. Wounded   NEGRO CAPTURED AFTER WILD SHOOTING SPREE

Two Men Killed In Washington Fight: Trio Hurt   Patrolman And Law Association Officer Slain By Negro

Two Men Die, 2 Hurt in Gun Affray   Disgruntled Applicant For Bar Starts Washington Gun Fight

2 KILLED, 3 HURT DURING GUNFIGHT   Rejected Lawyer Shoots Up Washington Court

Opens Fire in Court Building When Refused Return of $100 Bar Application Money

Negro Lawyer Shoots 4 Men In Washington  2 Victims Are Slain, 2 Others Wounded In Municipal Court

Two Killed, ‘Two Hurt In ‘Washington   Disgruntled Negro Applicant For Bar Sheots Association Clerk And Policeman

TWO KILLED BY APPLICANT FOR .BAR ADMISSION   Washington Patrolman, Ba Official Fatally Shot In Court Building

Three Others Wounded in  Gun Fracas   Disgruntled Bar Candidate Opens Fire on Clerk

Negro Bar Applicant Accused Of Shooting   Policeman Shot Down In Running Gun Baitle In Nearby Street While Law Association Official Killed In Courthouge Office.

Two Killed, 3 Wounded In Gun Battle   Patrolman and Clerk for District of Columbia Bar Association Are Victims of Shooting

Two Others Wounded in Gun Battle   Washington Law Building Scene Of Gun Affray

Capital Gunfight Takes Lives of 3; Injures 3 More   Shooting Takes Place In Washington Court House Friday Mornine

Two Wounded By Disgruntled Negro Lawyer   Opens Fire When. Bar Application Fee is Not Returned; Negro Wounded Four Times

5 Persons Shot By Disgruntled Bar Applicant   Gunfight in Washington, D. C.

Disgruntled Bar Applicant Responsible   Trouble Starts In Municipal Court House

DISGRUNTLED — BAR APPLICANT 1S ASSAILANT   Kills Clerk of Bar Committee, District Of Columbia Officer

Denied Law Office, Man On Rampage   Kills Pair, Wounds Twe Others; He Himself Shot, Captured.

PEEVE NEGA ALLO TWO IN LOUAT AFFRAY   Wounds Two Others Afte: Return of Bar Exam Fee Refused.

Disgruntled Negro Lawyer Starts Spraying Lead Ir BS uwinsmnt C'nsent Bassline

Disgruntled Bar Applicant Slayer   Patrolman And Law Association Official Are Slain After Negro Demands Return Of Examination Fee

Two Killed In Gun Fight   Disgruntled Bar Applicant Blamed For Shooting

Negro Lawyer Is Captured By Policeman   Shooting Laid To Dispute Over Bar Application

2 MEN SLAIN IN CAPITAL AFFRAY   ‘Disgruntled Bar Candidate  Touches Off Gun Fight

[woOthers Nounded in Gunfight   Disbarred Attorney Kills Clerk and Washington  Policeman

Negro Gunman In Washington Battle Kills 2, Wounds 2   Disgruntled Lawyer Opens Fight in Court Building

Dennis Called . Draft Dodger   Police Are Interested  ‘Red’ Secretary

DENNIS CALLED A DRAFT DODGER   COMMUNIST PARTY SECRETARY SAID TO BE WANTED FOR JUMPING BAIL.

Los Angeles Police Say They Will Arrest Him If He Comes Within Their Jurisdiction

Dennis Branded Draft Dodger by House Testimony   Secretary of Communist Party Also Called Bail Jumper

Dennis Branded Draft Dodger  Eric Johnson Defends Movie Industry

SECRETARY RED PARTY CALLED DRAFT DODGER   Commander-In-Chief Of VFW Supports Anti Communist Bill

LABEL DENNIS DRAFT DODGER   Communist Party Secretary Also Called Bail Jumper By House Members

“COMMUNIST LEADER LABELED DRAFT DODGER AND BAIL JUMPER BY SOLONS

Communist Is Branded Draft Dodger  Secretary Dennis Also Jumped Bail, Rep. Nixon Report

Mes. Truman Spends Fairly Restful Night   Condition of Critically I Mother of President Remains: About the Same.

MRS. TRUMAN HAS FAIRLY GOOD NIGHT   President Buys Poppies From 8 Kansas City Girls

Mrs. Truman's Condition Grave   Little Change Noted Overnight, President Reports to Newsmen

BRIDGE IS DAMAGED BY LIGHTNING BOLT   Three Persons Hurled Inio River During Columbus, Ohio Electrical Storm

Bridge Section Knocked Out by Lightning Flash   Two Cars, Several Peoiple, Thrown Into River At Columbus

U.N. Assembly (nPalestine Onens Monday   Action Of Special Assembly May Be Limited To Namine Fact-Finders   HEATED BATTLE ON FLOOR IS SLATED

REVOKE CHARTER OF LEGION POST   PEORIA COMMANDER CHARGED WITH ACTS AIDING COMMUNISM

VA Fears Losing 1,400 Physicians By Next Spring   Replacing Doctors to Be Biggest Problem Of New Director

No. 1 Task Is to Replace Doctors  VA Expects to Lose 1.400 Next Spring

Vet Hospitals Face Loss Of 1,400 Doctors   Replacement No. 1 Problem For Successor To Gen. P. R. Hawley

VA Will Lose 1,400 Doctors Next Spring    Terms Expire O! Officers Trained During War: .

‘General Hawley Says Veterans’ Setup . Faces Loss of 1,400 Doctors Next Spring, Fifth of Its Staff

Veterans Administration Faces Loss of 1400 Doctor: Officers Whose Terms Expire in May

VETERANS ADMS. FACES THE LOSS OF 1400 PHYSICIANS   More Than a Fifth of Its Hospigul Staff, Report: States. .    STATEMENT BY HAWLEY   Replacement of Those Doctors Will Be a No. One Problem.

Truman Will Invite GOP To Parle ys   Extends Efforts For Cooperation; Congress Concerned Over Air Crashes

PRESIDENT TRUMAN IN A FURTHER BID FOR COOPERATION   Will Invite Republican Lead. ers to the White House For Discussion.   {DISCLOSED BY RAYBURN   Concern Over Air Accidents Were the Center of Attention Today.

LAVA RIVERS —-ARE-MENACE      FIVE TOWNS IN SICILY, MAY BE AFFECTED BY THE ERUP' 310N. OF MT. ETNA

ETNA MENACES MORE VILLAGES   Terrified Peasants Driver From Homes by River of Flaming Lava

Three Injured, One Severely, In Truck Crash   Two In Hospital At South Boston

Chinese Currency Takes Nose Dive  Chiang Asks Help in Financial Debacle

China Seeking Way to Avoid  Economic Ruin   Chiang Calls Upon Experts . As Finances Teboggan, Foad Caste Ciimh

: Beginning Of The End? Chinese Economy Totters as Currency o  Nation Toboggans, Living Costs Zoom

China in Chaos As Money Drops   Many Stores Close Food Prices Soar;

CHINESE MONFY DUE FOR CRASH   Inflation Hits Prices As Dollar Drops 4,500 Points In Day

CHIANG CONFERS WITH TOP EXPERTS ON MONEY CRISIS   Chinese Currency Continues to Tumble at Record Speed in Relation to U. 8. Dollar.   CES SKYROCKET : IN ALL MAJOR CITIES   Situation Threatens Chaocs— Merchants Withdraw Stocks  Rather Than Sell for  Cheapening Yuan.

White Girl Plans to Fight Ouster From Washington, D.C., Negro School

Western Powers Losing Patience Over Balkan Row   Colombian Proposal To UN Challenged By British Delegate

New Balkan Proposal Hit   Colombian Urges Greece And Neighbors Set Up Relations

Freak Mishap . Causes Blasts   Police Soon Learn O Haifa "Scare"

New ‘War’ in Palestine Frightens Inhabitants, But Is Only Accident

Berge Resigns Anti-trust Post  Foe of Moncpolies to Private Practice

MONOPOLY FOE RESIGNS POST   Wendell Berge to Resume  ) Private Law Practice

Berge Leaves Position With Justice Dept.   Nebraskan Resigns As Assistant Attorney General Té Jom Law Firm.

Heat Wave Grips Nation; 110 Degrees In S. Dakota; Contrast—Only 48 In Maine

Nation Sweats With Mercury Running Wild   Two Deaths In Arkansas: Temperatures Range From 48 to High Of 110

SEVERE HEAT WAVE COVERS MOST OF NATION   Mercury Passes 100 Mark for Eighth Straight Day in Arkansas

Sweltering Week-end for Most of U.S.   110 in South Dakota Tops Nation — While Maine Reports 48

U. 5. SWELTERS OVER WEEK END IN HEAT WAVE   Only East Coast Escapes As Temperature Hits 110 High In Arkansas

Weekend Heat By-Passes B. H.   Mercury Soars In  Most Of Mid-West

Heat Is Blamed For Two  Deaths   Little Hope Held For Much Relief Right Away

Nation Swelters In Heat Wave  Thermometer Nudges 110 in Arkansas;

Sweltering Weekend Is  Nationwide   Temperature OF 110 Is Reported In Prerre, S. D.; East Coast Is Only Cool Place

Police Seek Passenger in  Obrist’s Car   Death of Man At Cleveland YMCA Puzzles   Truman Returns To White House   Tuesday s Race Entries   Says U.S. Loan ‘Frittered Away’   Plane Crashes into Pacific; Bodies Found   Most of Nation Experiences Stifling Weekend

High and Low Temperatures Reported over Weekend; Lakes Area Is Cooled

Officer Gives Up $210,000 In Diamonds   Admits Acquiring Stones In Tokio But Refuses To Tell How.

sa0e.099 Worth of Gems ... Japanese Diamonds Called  Souvenirs by Army. Colonel

Colonel Held In Japanese  Diamond Theft   Officer Says $210,000 In Gems Considered His Legitimate Loot

GEN. MARTHUR ORDERS ARREST OF BANK HEAD   Customs Search Bares fortune in Gems;  Probe Pushed

Army Colonel. Record Good, Is Arrested  Officers Investigate   Officers Investigate Japanese Diamonds Found on His Persox

Navy Veteran Kills Three, Self   Shooting Follows Araqument Over Auto

ONE MAN KILLED, 43 HURT AS FAST TRAIN 1S DERAILED   Tractor Falls From Freight alnto Path of Speeding Straamiiner

Crack Train Crash Kills 1   Tractor Falls in Path Of Speeding Engine

Tractor Falls From Freight Car, Wrecks Streamfiner   -One.Dead, 35 Injured; Three-Way .. Inquiry Into Train Mishap Opens

CHECK ON RED VISITORS URGED   Bridges Calls For Actior After Russia Stops Solons In Soviet

RUSSIAN BA ON SENATORS ~~ AROUSES IRE    ‘CLOSE CHECK ON RUSSIANS COMING INTO U. 5,-I8 DEMANDED BY SENATOR

A STATE ROAD MEETING   Missourians Invited to Session Friday at Macon.

John Q. Englishman Faces Dismal Film Diet With Ban of U.S. Movies

FORMER SENATOR GRIM DIES AT 81   Well-Known and Influential ocrat Succumbs In  Phila. Hospital HAD AN ACTIVE LIFE

Union Service Arranged By 4  Denominations   Other Churches Plan Programs: Business Will Cease for Day

Oldest Captive Gorilla Tosses Birthday Party Richt Back at Donors

Congress 1 in  Old Stand But ‘New Goods’  Resume Is Given on Last Session of August Body

10c a copy  MEMBER OF Associated Press   Price Wins Heat In Juneau Race

Martin Urges Self-Help  In Europe   None Could Say ‘No’ to Nomination Speaker Declares ©

AUTHORITIES MAKING ARRESTS OF PERSONS SAID  TO HAVE PLANNED A . DICTATORSHIP

ELEVEN-WEEK TRIAL ENDS _ - May-Garsson War Fraud Case ~ Goes To Federal Court Jury

Jury To Begin Considering May-Garsson Guilt Today   War Froud Case Completed After. Eleven Weeks— Defense Criticizes Court's Charge “To Jury

MAY-GARSSEN CASE 15 GIVEN T0 JURY   JUDGE ORDERS CONSIDERATION OF VERDICT BEGIN AT 8 A M. TODAY.

May-Garsson Case to Jurors   Body Will Deliberate On Charges Today

FRAUD CASE 1S GIVEN TO JURY   May-Garsson Trial on Bribe Conspiracy Charge Ends After Eleven Weeks

Jury To Get May-Garsson Case Today      Starts Considering Verdict in ‘Frauds? At 8 This Morning

Sen. Vandenberg Urges U.S. Support Qf Marshall Plan   Also Makes Appeal For  “Unpartisan Foreign Policy’’ For Nation   ASSAILS RUSSIA'S VETO USE IN U.N.

Wind Rips  Dawson Area   Small Twister Wrecks Farm Buildings and Flattens Corn Fields

Denounce Petkoy Death Sentence   US and Britain Out to Save Bulgarian

SNYDER HINTS TAX REDUCTION LIKELY IN 1948   Secretary of Treasury Refrains From Clue To Truman Viewpoint

Need for Tax Cuts Near, Snyder Says   Statement Indicates Reversal of Wie Hlouse View

Treasury Head Fotesees Tax Slash In.1948   Snyder Says Period of Federal Tax Reduction Approachinag

Snyder Sees Period of Tax Reduction Approaching Head of Treasury Silent, However,  On Possible Veto — OF Tay Crt Ball

Easing of Tax Load Later Viewed   Treasury Secretary Says Period of Reduction Is Near

GIVES NO HINT ON AMOUNT OF PLANNED CUT   Treasury Head Silent On Truman’s Stand On Present Bill

Snyder Says Tax Slashing Period Near   Gives No Hint Whether Truman Intends Veto Cut

Snyder Predicts Tax Cut Coming   Administration May Ease Up in 1948

CUT PROMISED BY SECRETARY OF TREASURY   REPUBLICANS READY FOR SHOWDOWN ON INCOME LEVIES

Snyder Sees Tax Reduction Period Near   Official Indicates Truman May Approve Easing of Load in °48

lax Reduction Move Favored; ~ NoMeans Tole   Snyder Is Silent On How Or When It Will Be  Done

Admits Tax Cuts Must  Come Soon   See. Of Treasury, Against Current. Plan, Sees ’ Slash In 1948

Looking Hurricane In The Eye  Emergency Hospitals Set : }  Up; Floridans Take Cover      Miami, Palm Beach Directly In Path Of Mighty Storm

Hunt Firebugs As 18 Killed.  Damage Soars  Eleven Dead Counted  In Maine Woodlands-

Heat-Tortured Residents Get Cooling Relief   Lives OF 111 Are Claimed During Torrid Seacon

Heat Wave is Broken in Part Of the Midwest      Cool Air Will Hit Southern linois Toniaht

IDWEST COOLS FF AS HEAT AVE BREAKS   But No Rain in Sight for Iowa  Ry nited Prece

Spell Broken Early Today Over Midwest   Weather Man Reports New Scorcher Won’t Arrive After All

END OF HEAT -. WAVE SIGHTEL   Cold “Front” Moves In On Northern Midwest.

Truman To Ask Authority To Sign vos act For Control Of Jap Mandate

Young Matron. Stimson’s Kin  Located InN. Y.   Cousin Of Former Secretary of War, Missing For Three Days, Met  By Mate, Father

Two Children Perish In Mud As Cliff Collapses On Ex-GI’s Makeshift Home

Landslide Tumbles onto Makeshift Home of Ex-GI; Two Children Die

“roken Dream —— ream  Two Children of Ex-GI are Crushed in Makeshitt Hame

EX-GI AND WIFE’S DREAM CRUSHED OS Oe  2 Children Die Under Landslide  That Crushes Makeshift House

Lewis Given Five Days By 8 preme Court In Which 1 Withdraw Notice For Strit On April 1   THREAT OF ANOTHER STRIKE WIPED 0U

Spring Peace In Coal Mines Believed Assured By Supreme Court's Ruling

MINERS MUST WORK FOR U.S, UNTIL JUNE 30   Failure to Obey Mandate May Cost UMW Full Fine

Believe He Won't Risk New Fines Technically Strike  Signal Stands  For April 1; Five Dave toa Withdraw

Lewis Is Expected To Obey Decision By Supreme Court   Union Must Pay $3,500,000 Fine unless Mar. 31 Strike Deadline Is Removed; Verdict Is Major Victory for Administration

Supreme Court Ruling ig Virtuat Guarantee of Peace in Coal Fields at Least Until June 80 — federal Authority to Operate Mines Expires on That Date.

Coal Peace Till June Seen in Court’s Edict  Lewis Gets Supreme Court Order To Cancel April 1 Strike Call

U. 8. FORESEES PEACE IN SOFT COAL FIELDS   Supreme Court Decision All But Wipes Out Threat of New Strike.

Lewis Shorn Ot Power To Call Strike   Ruling Hailed As Big Victory For Government

COURT DECISION ASSURES PEACE IN COAL FIELDS   “ Government’s Victory Over Lewis Seen As Guarantee

AEA Pleads $1,800 Year Average Pay   Nine-Month School Term Also Asked For Alabama At Montgomery Hearing

Wage Control Power Asked  Schwellenbach Wants   Schwellenbach Want: New Board Selected

Schwellenbach Asks For Power   Authbdrity to Hold Wages Sought by Cabinet Member

Wage Control Board Urged By Labor Chief  Sec. Schwelle nbac h   Sec. Schwellenbach Asks for Power Over Selecied Industries

 Huse Appropriation Bill Sent To Jester For Action House, Senate Okay Record Rural School Aid Program

Papers Found In Possession  Of Sergeants   Taken as Souvenirs Only, Senate Told; Probe On

Senate Told Data  Taken From One Plant Recovered   New York Paper Says Secret Information Is Missing at Oak Ridge

All Recovered No Violation Of Security —   Sen. Hickenlooper Says No Reason To Believe N, -Y. Sun Reports.

But Discloses Files Taken At  Los Alamos   Now Recovered; ‘No Reason to Believe’ Tennessee Report

Sergeants Take Files  as Relics   No Security Breach, Hickenlooper Says in Revealing Theft

Senator Asserts  All Data Is Back   Newspaper Story Leads To Break  In Secrecy

Lift Atom Files At Testing Plant   P  >  rged Sergeants, Senator Says   HIGHLY SECRET DATA   New York Story of Theft of Files at Oak Ridge Questioned

Files Taken in 1946 Recovered, Senator Reports   Hickenlooper Makes Statement In Answering Published Story About Oak Ridge

Two Sergeants Take Secret Data   Sen. Hickenlooper Says Documents Were Retrieved Without “Breach In Security”

Recovered And Security Not Breached   Hickenlooper Says He Doubts Any Outsiders Gained Information

Misssing Atomic Files Recovered Without a Breach in Security   Sen. Hickenlooper informs Senate There Is *No Reason to Believe’ Published Report of Theft of Hichly Secret Data from Oak Ridge

Atomic Secret Files Stolen  Senate Is Told All Data Recovered and No Facts Revealed

Loss of A-Secrets Denied   Security Saved When Oak Ridge Papers Returned

Lift Atom Files  Recovered From Sergeants, Senator sator Says  HIGHLY SECRET DATA New York Story of Theft of  ; Files at Oak R Quest

A-Bomb Secrets Are Stolen-- But No Harm Done   important Files From New Mexico Plant Recovered

Important A-Bomb Files Reported Taken By Ex-Sergeants, But Later Recovered

CTATEC PACT AE  UINILU UUUI Ul  ~ HOMES 100 HIG   Housing Expediter Says Prices Must Come Down To Attract Buyers

Claims Prices Of New Homes Are Too High   Housing Expediter Creedon Says They. Must Come Down To Attract Buyers

Creedon Says Houses Cost too Much; Builders Blame Controls and Labor

“AMERICAN” AND  “CINCINNATI LIMITED’ SIDESWIPE.  _AT..WEST ENTRANCE © OF STATION: ©

SIX ARE INJURED AS TRAINS CRASH   Pennsy Passengers Collide Near Columbus Depot

THOUSANDS FLEE AS ENGLISH FLOOD SETS NEW RECORD   7 Rising Waters Surpass Marks Established in 1894  Mreocter

Floods Spread New Destruction In Britain Today  One Mayor Declares Disaster to Be ‘ Worst in 300 Years

Nazi Lieutenant Tells Of Rescuing Benito Mussolini From Anti-Fascists

Names (Qf 79 In Hollywood To Be Listes   House Un-American Activi ties Committee Head Says Names To Be Made Public

THOMAS TO BARE FILMLAND REDS   Prober Chairman Says 79 Of List; Robert Taylor To Testify

New Blast At Reds In Hungary   Freedom Party Leader Says He Won't Take  Part in Next Elections

TO SCORN ELECTION   Sulyok.Asks That Voting Be Under World Supervisior

Two Ex-Gls Pull Marco Polo Stunt by Sleening on Exclusive Palace Grounds

Sleep on Buckingham Palace Lawn Two Ex. G. I.’s Give Police a “Chill

Seotland Yard Chilled—May Raise Hob With War Office  Buckingham Palace Grounds Picked For kx-GI’s Snooze

‘It Never Happened Before. . .  U.S. Gatecrashers Scale Wall, Snead Night in Buckingham Palace Grounds

Not Done But Was  Scotland Yard Embarrassed; Ex-Gls Sleep In Exclusive Palace Grounds

Flowers Heads Brewers Club   Former Braves Coach Takes Milwaukee Job

Proposes Minimum Wage for Farmers   U.S. Vote Inquiry Is Ouashed by Committee   Peak of Prices Near, Is Claim   Search Extends To Three States for Marion Slayer

SEARCH WIDENS FOR EX-CONVICT   Slayer of Marion Divorcee Leaves State, Claim

Search Extended For Ex-Convict  - Tuscarawas s County Man Aids Officials

EXTEND SEARCH FOR EX-FELON   Marion Murder Suspect Still at Large

Khaksar Rioters Storm Moslem League, in Protest, After Support for Independent Nation Is Voted

Opponents Raid Parley Start Riot   Meeting Broken Up As Gunfire Steps Attacking Khaksars

MOSLEM NATION PLAN ACCEPTED   New Delhi Session Ends In Riot; India Ready For Independence

Moslems Accept  British  Plan for India New Delhi Session  on Independence Seiup Ends in Riot

MOSLEMS ACCEPT ~PLAN FOR INDI!   DISSIDENTS RAID MEETING POLICE RESTORE ORDER WITH GAS AND SHOTS.

Rioting Marks  Moslem Okay   League Backs British Plan ha Cune Blaze

Moslems Approve Independence Plar In Riofous Session  Tear Gas Used to Rout Opponents Who Force Way Into Council

Plan To Divide India OK'd By Council  Of Moslems   Little Opposition; Police Use Gas In Fighting Off Dissident Raiders

Tornado Sweeps Texas Leaving  150-Mile Wake Of Death, Destruction

Count 83 Tornado Dead At Woodward, Okia.; Toll May Be 160; 600 Injured   Twister Slashes 160-Mile Path in Heart of Oklahoma Wheat Belt

Reports f f la Toll at 152   Woodward, Okle., Worst Hit ‘with 83 Bodies Recovered

Storm Rakes Oklahoma and Texas   100 Square Blocks Flattened in Town of 7,000 Persons

PROPERTY DAMAGE LIKELY 10. EXCEED MMLLION DOLLARS   Hundreds Injured as Twister  Slashes Oklahoma-Texas alae

)9 Killed . Midwest ornado   arm Slashes ross Okichoma, ‘xas; Death Toll Still Mounting

TWISTER HITS OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS BORDER   Number of Injured Placed at More Than 400—Buildings Are Demolished.

150 Mile Path Slashed By Tor nado Along Texas-Oklahom Border; Hundreds Of Persor Are Injured In Stricken Are   WHOLE AREAS OF WOODWARD LEVELE)

Woodward, 2 Texas Communities Directly In Path Of Storm;  Rescuers Reach Stricken Area

109 Death Toll May Reach 152; Property  Damage In Millions   Red Cross And Police Work In Wake Of Hop-Skig Storm That Left 150 Mile Scar On Oklahoma And Part of Texas. Woodward Wiped Out.

Officials Fearful Hundreds Killed   100-Square Block Hole Torn In Woodward; Manv Other Cities, Rural] Areas Stricken

Woodward. Ohla.. Hardest Hit Ry Fuister: Pexas Towns Fee] Wreath of Storm

Texas and Oklahoma Hit by High Winds; Town of Woodward, Okla.  Leveled by Blasts.  See ae mee a ee a ae ee Se lf OR   MANY IN HOSPITALS: ASSISTANCE SENT

300 Mo ore Hospitals      ‘UNCONFIRMED: REPORTS PLACE. ~~ DEATH TOLL AT.152; HAVE F OUND 83 BODIES IN TOWN OF WOODWARD

Lewis Instructs Miners To Returt  As Mines Okayed   Gratified With Yesterday’s Production But Wants Pits Certified.

Lewis Gratified _ Coal Production Is Substantial   Instructs Men To Return -. To Their Jobs As Each ' Mine Is Certified Safe

Lewis Orders Men Back tc Pits When Mines Are Declared Safe   INTO COURT THURSDAY   Will Ask Remittance of All ' but $700.000 of Heavy  Fine

Miners Return to Certified Pits  Prompt Resumption Ordered by Lewis

Lewis Reports Grafification Ai Coal Output  Letter to Union Disirici

Lewis Tells Miners fo Resume Work As Fast as Pits Are Certified Safe’   Expresses ‘Gratification’ for ‘Substantial!’ Coal Production Monday; Due to Face Court Thursday: to Ask Return Of Big Share of Fine

Many Miners Resume Posts Despite Edict By UMW Boss   Monday Production Reported One-Third Normal By Agency

More Miners Go Back To Work In Pits   Increasing Number Return In West Virginis Field: U.S. And Lewis Play Waiting Game

Lewis Gives. Miners Return  Work Orders   Instructs' Miners. Return When” Gavermmient Says “Mines Safe.” Bm

LEWIS URGES ACTIVITY IN SAFE MINES   Sends Wire to District Presidents Asking That Men Go Back to Pits as Fast as Inspectors Approve Them,

Lewis Tells Men to Work In Safe Mines  Orders Worker: an cka Fekas   ge le

LEWIS ‘PLEASED AT MINE OUTPUT   U. M. W. Chief Orders Re turn To Certified Pits

Gratified That Coal Production Was Substantial   Lewis: Instructs .. -_Miners on Work

Lewis ‘Gratified’ Over Yesterday's ‘Coal Productior    Tells Miners to Resume ~ Work as Soon as Mines Are Declared Safe

ORDERS NORMAL OPERATIONS AS MINES OKAYED   UMW Boss Says Output Mondey ‘Substantial’/—Urges New Safety Acts

Lewis Orders His Men To Work in Certified Mines  Mine Boss Due in Court Thursday on Fine Refund

Lewis Orders Miners Back To Safe Shafts   Reports Results Of  Monday Operations Gratifying; Hopes  For Safety Laws

UMW Leader Expresses “Gratification” That Output Was Substantial

Coal Production ‘Gratifies Lewis  Orders Return To Certified Pits

LEWIS CLAIMS MINERS TO G0 TO WORK SOQN   Orders Men to ‘Work When Their Mines Are Certified As Being Safe   SAYS COAL PRODUCTION MONDAY WAS SUBSTANTIAL

Lewis Boost To Miners   Urges Men to Return To Work As Soon As Pits Are Found Safe

Lewis Says Pits to Open As Certified   ‘Safety Work Stoppage’ in Soft Coal Mines Results In Loss of Production; Only 54,000 Men Work

LEW HAPPY AT INCREASED MINE QUTPUT   Telegram Might Be Defense to Govt Attempt to Collect Fine.

COAL OUTPUT GRATIFIES LEWIS   Miners Told to Return to Certified Pits

Meet Set To Ratify Coal Pact   Settlement Has Not Been Accepted By Indiana Operators

MINE UNION GROUP MELTS TODAY 10 RATIFY CONTRACT   Agreement Between Lewis And Owners To Avert Strike Tuesday

UMW Policy Group to OK ‘Wage Pact —   Agreement Gives Miners 45-Cent Boost in Basic Hourly Wake

Tojo Charges Allies Force aapan Attack   Peari Harbor Premier Launches His Defense in War Crimes Trial

Japanese Forced To Fight, Tojo Tells Military Court   Man Who Pressed Button for Pearl Harbor Attack Says Tokyo ‘Provoked’ into First Blow

T0J0, DEFENSE   FORMER WARLORD WHo ‘OR. DERED: PEARL ‘HARHOR ATTACK. BAYS ASSAULT  ‘-pROVOKED"” 

Still Charice of Averfing Strike  Rubber Walkout   Rubber Walkout Set for Sundoy

Is Estimated 100 Others Injured In Fiery Blast   British Police Station Blasted In Defiance Of A Truce Appeal Made Recently By The Jewish Agency.

BRITISH SEARCH FOR PLOTTERS OF BLAST   4Policemen Killed, Hundreds Injured In Haifa

Seek Stern Gang Plotter in Fatal Bombing at Haifa   Four Dead, 100 Injured as Result of Police Station Explosion

WALLACE LIES IN ACCUSATIONS CLARK DECLARES   Attorney General De nounces Propaganda Of Ex-Vice President

 Not Mentioned By Name, Inference Clear In Speech  Attorney General Gives Lie To  Wallace ‘Imperialism’Statement

HARD SHOWERS DRENCH STATE   North Canadian River Rises, Menacing Wetumka Area; Hail Also Reported

OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND ,AND FREDEHIC MARCH GAVE PERFORMANCES DUH ING PAST YEAR 

MARCH IS NOT SO SPRINGLIKE   Kast Is Snowed Under Florida Temperature Below Freezing

East Blankeled By Snow; Many Towns Isolated  Crew Rescued When Collier Founders

eC at eae en ae ee ee  Another Japanese Trial Witness Kills Himself

Police Prepare To Probe Secrets Of Mystery House   Brother Of Recluse Found Dead In House In Harlem Not Yet Located

POLICE PREPARE TO SEARCH NEW YORK ‘MYSTERY HOUSE   f THOROUGH INQUIRY PLANNED W MISSING RECLUSE IS NOT FOUND TODAY

Dewey Woos Truman State  St. Lonis First Stop  oer ot Poets REIL TDi

U.S. Knew Since October of British Aim to Leave Greece, Says Observer

Britain Speeds Two More Envoys to "Dollar" Session   Emergency Session of Cabinet Acts On Reports From Washinaton Parley   Whites, Friendly With Negroes, Ordered Out of Columbus, S. C.   Mob Gave Southern Church rellowship Workers 24 Hours to Leave Town

Atomic Control Row Flares Again In U. N.   Soviet Renews Demand A-Weapons Be Outlawed Before Controls Set

Russia Demands Bomb Ban  Soviet Again Splits —6h With UF SS Position

U.S.-Soviet Contlict Over Atomic Weauens Ban fleres Anew in U.N.

REDS DEMAND ATOMIC ACTION   Gromyko Plane Laat - Ditch Fight Against U. S, Plan

Red Delegate Again Opposes Atomic Control  fSeamubkn Ratect«   aren ko Rejects lan During U.S. Miecussion

SOVIETS MADE NEW DEMANDS ON ATOM PLANS   Seek Outlaw of Weapons Before Control System is Figured Out

soviet Makes New “A” Demand   Would Outlaw Atomic Weapons Before Control Is Set Up

US-Red Clash Seen Again Toda   Soviet Makes New Demand That Atomic Weapons Be Outlawed

Bitter: U.S.-Russ. Battle Over. Atomic Control » Brought: Into Open Again

U.S., Reds Battle Over Atom Control  Soviets Demand Outlawing Atomic +4 a2 we -

UNO DEBATE RAGES ON ATOMIC CONTROI   Russian-U. $. Conflict Keeps Council Deadlocked

Battle Over Atom Control Breaks Anew   Russians Making Last Ditch Fight on American Plan

News Briefs   Reds Demand Atomic Weapon: Ban Before Control Set Up

Bitter U. S.-Russian Dispute on Atom Energy Is Brought Into Open Again: Soviet Wants Outlaw Ruling

SQUEEZE ON OIL FIRMS CLAIMED   Senator Claims Small Distributors Forced Out Of Business

OIL ‘SQUEEZE’ PROBE ORDERED BY WHERR\   Orders Reports by Big Operators -on Complaints by Independents.

Charge Squeeze In Oil Supplies  Senate Body Has Many Complaints .

‘Squeeze’ By Major Oil Companies  Is Charged   Independents Are Being Forced Out of Business, They Complain 

Small Oil Firms Are Squeezed Out  Wherry Says Charge Is Made to Him

LEADERS SPURN POSTAGE HIKE   Three-Cent Letter Rate To Be Continued

Time Running Out  GOP. Denies. Bid To Hike Postal Rates After July 1   Three-Cent Postage Charges For Letters Continues For Year

NO INCREASES IN POSTAL RATES SEEN THIS YEAR   GOP Leaders. Say Not Endugh Time Left to Pass Bill

Present Rates For Mail Will Be Continued   GOP House Leaders Asser No Increase Is Seated This Year; No Time For Changes

BOOST IN POSTAL RATES THIS YEAR VETOED BY 6. 0.P   House Leaders Say There Is Not Time Between Now and Adjournment to Enact a Bill.   INCREASE REQUESTED BY ADMINISTRATION   Present 3-Cent Rate on Letters Will Not Be Allowed to Drop Back to 2 Cents as Proposed.

COP PROMISES — POSTAL RATES WON'T GO UF   increoses This Year on Letters, Congressional Leaders Declare

House Republicans Oppose Postat Raises This Year  Measure to Continue Three-Cent Letter Rates Is Introduced

Maritime Union Spokesman Says Nationwide Shipping Strike May Be Called Soon

Shipping Strike ls Threatened in ‘Couple of Days   Tie-Up Predicted by Time Taft-Hartley Law Goes Into Effect

SIU Predicts National Ship Strike Soon _   “Agent Says Union ‘To Hit Everything in Next Two Days’

National Shipping Strike Predicted   AFL Maritime Union Spokesman Predicts Walkout at Rally

Nation-wide Walkoutin Few Days Seen   Union Head Makes Prediction at C. 1. O. Rally in Baltimeora

Shipping Strike On Nationwide Basis Planned:   Baltimore Rally Told Strike Will Be Called Soon.

Shipping Strike Seen Affecting Entire Country   Max Be Called Within Nex Few Days According Tc Maritime Union Official

ASSEMBLY FACES HEAVY CALENDAR IN FINAL WEEK   SEEK DECISIONS ON SCHOOL ‘AID BILLS; -HOUSING PROBLEMS

Roll Call   State Representatives May Have to Stop Clock to Complete Work

PLANTATION SINGERS HERE MONDAY NIGHT   Talented Negro Quartet Will Give Program at High Schoo) Auditorium.

Plantation Singers Appear At School Will Present A  Varied Procram

OFFICE TO CLOSE   Draft Records and Files Will Be Sent to Topeka  Tomorrow

England Hails Red Overture   Extension of Pact To 50 Years Sought

Britain Welcomes Stalin’s Proposal To Strengthen The Anglo-Soviet Treaty

Cuba Asks Conference For Economic As Well -As Military Protection

HOTEL RESIDENTS FIND RATES SOAR   Situation Varies Radically But 15 Per Cent General ’ Rent Increase :

Quick Action Is Given To Amendments   Republicans And Democrats Increasing Demands For Restrictions  On Russian Trade.

Senate Vote Awaited On Foreian Aid   Leaders of Both Parties Pre. dict That Measure Will Pass’ Without Muck  PP eh ba

Legion To Air Veteran Bonus Payment Plan   Cohen Says 19 Posts Have Approved Bonus Resolution

Say Reds Try To ‘Strangle’ Marshall Plan   Official Blackout On News Keeps Back Word Of Molotov’s Paris Talk Ideas

Early Gloom Hangs Over Paris Parley   Molotov Said Te Have Demanded Definite American Offer.

Success of Conference Is in Doubt   Russian Bickering That Strangled Other Meet: ings Is Begun

RUSSIA AIMS TO SCUTTLE PLAN   Secrecy Surrounds: First Sessions on Marshall Program

NEWS BLACKOUT CONTINUES Pessimism Enshrouds European Aid Conference On Second Day

JOINS AID TALKS: PARIS IS GLOOMY   Pessimism, Bickering Settles Down On Parley; Press , Ban Attacked   SOVIET MINISTER ARMED WITH LATE INSTRUCTIONS

3 POWERS BICKER OVER MARSHALL'S AID-EUROPE PLAN   Gloom Settles Over Two-DayOld Paris Conference of Bevin, Bidault and Molotov.   ISSUES THAT STYMIED MOSCOW PARLEY ARISE   ‘Russia Apparently Favors  Making Demand on Wash : ington for Offer of a   Definite Sum,

Russians Bent On Strangling  Marshall Plan   Soviet Foreign Minister Mo lotov Joins Conelave Late: Contents of His M e Not Known      Three Ministers To Meet Monday   Report British. French Hoid Own Conferences As News “Blackout” Sel tles Over Paris

No Official Word Before Monday Seen  - Motatr Trying  To Bog Mee ing  a i

Molotov Ready For Conference   Seperate British-French Conference Leads to Doub! Of Success of Talks

Pessimism, Bickering Ils Keynoted   Success of Paris Conference Is Reported in Doubt

PARIS. SOURCE DOUBTS BIG 3 CAN O0-MUGt   Russians, Seen as Trying tec Strangle “Marshall's 7 Aid. Program.

Molotov Joins Paris Conference  Believed to Have Final Instructions

Temperatures   Pessimism Settles Dowr As Signs of Russian Wrecking Tactics Seen

Soviet Trend Casts Shadow Over Meeting   g@eem Bent On Plan To Strangle Marshall Program

Molotov Joins Conference af Paris Tardily   Pessimism and Bickering Mark Parley Already

Authorities Skeptical About Meet   Soviet Attitude Threatens Paris Session

Molotov Gets New Pointers From Kremlin  On Aid Parley   Pessimism, Bickering Characterize Meeting: Of Foreign Ministers

Pessinusm And Bickering Settle On Aid Meeting   Russia Believed Not Cooperative; Lid Is Clamped On News’

Hogan Broadens Scope of Boxing Gambling Probe   Orders Investigation of Bouts; Krakauer Object Of 48-State Alarm

Telephone Strikers Refuse To Accept The Midnight Deadline For ~ A. T. & T. Prososal

[Plan For Settlement Of Dispute Dropped By Leaders  Hope Fades For End To Phone Strike: Agreement Rejected

Moran Defies Ultimatum of  AAT Division   Midnight Deadline Passes Without Acceptance of Plan

Must Start All Over Again, Says  Schwellenbach Delay: Public Talks Proposal

Action Taken After Deadline Is Set  On Acceptance  Of Plan bv Union

Moran Announces Tentalive Agreement On Long Lines Is Dead, Company Withdraws Proposal

Deadlock Tightens in Negotiations To  End Phone Walkout   Leader of Long Distance Workers Declare: Tentative Agreement Is ‘‘Dead’’; Action  Dims Hope for Early End of Tieup

Agreement ‘Dead’ Says Union Chief   Conipany Set To Withdraw Offer Made To Leong Lines Workers. “Start Over Avain’

Tentative Phone Concord Fades: * Await More Plans   Only Major Step Taken So Far Is Halted by Deadline

Deadlock Blasts Trucé: Hopes In Phone Strike   - Union Passes’ ‘Up De: idline ° On Tentative Peace Offer:

Telephone Union Avers Tentative Agreement ‘Dead’   Long Distance Operators Let Company’s Own Deadline Pass For Accepting Arbitration Offer; Strikers May Go To Truman

Tentative Proposal Said Unacceptable  “Wait and See’ Attitude Wael. he Beak €:3...

Leader Writes Off Tentative Pact As Dead   ‘Local’. Type Of Agreement Did Not Conform To.Union Usage, Policy ‘Committee Ruling Reveals

Long Distance Phone Workers Eye Stalemate   Tentative Agreement Fails; Union Head  Gives Views

Union Leader Writes Terms  Off As ‘Dead’   “Il Suppose We Will Have to Start All Over Again,” Long-Distance Operators’ Union Spokesman Tells Reporters

EFFORTS 10 END LONG-LINES PHONE STRIKE COLLAPSE   Deadline Set by A. T. & T. for Acceptance of Tentative Agreement Passes With out Action by Union.   PROPOSAL PROVIDED FOR ARBITRATION   Company Official Declares It May Be Some Time Before Negotiations Can Be Resumed.

Company Withdraws Agreement When Unien Fails Te Accept   INTERVENTION BY GOVERNMENT LIKELY

Union Writes Off Settlement Plan As “Dead”  Was Only Major Step Taken Toward Accord

Tentative Accord On Phone Strike Now Dubbed Dead   Long Lines Division Chief Sees Necessity (Of Starting All Over

lIssue Is Dead, Union Head Says: Little Hope For End To Deadlock In Conference

VETERANS BONUS APPLICATIONS ARE ISSUED THIS WEEK   Reveal Distribution Plan In Recent Statement.

ROCKET’S WARHEAD LOWERED BACK T0 EARTH BY CHUTES   Army Experiment  Successfully Completed After 63 Mile Hieh Shooting

REDS GIVE UP BUILDING AT MILAN   Call Off General Strike Protesting Prefect's Removal

Communists End Strike m Milan, Plan Substitute   500 ‘Partisans Surrender Federal: Building After  Sixteen Hours

Communists End. General Strike in Haly   ; Also Give Up ~Federal—Building~— — They Held in Milan

RED STRIKE IN ITALY ENDED   Communist Leaders Call Off Action But Threaten “Suitable Substitute.”

MILAN WALKOUT HALTED BY REDS   Partisan Forces Surrendet Seized Federal Building

Communists Yield Milan Building   500 Partisans Go Home on Red Leader's Order

CORPORATIONS PAY OUT FANCY 1946 BONUSES   Distilleries Report Bis Profits To Securities, Exchange Commission

Only Rumors on AmVets’ Leader  Election Final Item Of Business Sunday

HEAT WAVE TO END TOMORROW   Weather Bureau Reperts Coel Alr Moving in From Northweeat

Mass of Cool Air Will Bring Showers to Part Of Parched Corn Belt

COLD AIR MASS BRINGS PROMISE DROUGHT RELIEF  ORCHARDISTS NEED  RAINS TO INCREASE SIZE OF ELBERTAS

GROWERS SCAN SKY FOR SIGN OF RAINFALL   Congestion Shows Need For Increase In Beach Parking

Heat Wave Will End by Thursday  Mass of Cool Air Is Moving South

END TOMORROW    CR he dereeeate  Prered Weal hee Bureau Reports Cool Alr Moving in From Northweat

Heat Wave End Due by Thursday  Fast-Moving Mass of Cool Air Rolling in

PAYROLL TAX” "TS PROPOSED   COLUMBUS COUNCIL Is EX.  PECTED TO VOTE FOR“cITYWIDE INCOME TAX « PLAN f

COLUMBUS STUDIES CITY INCOME LEVY   New Funds Sought To Prevent Deficit Next Year

Mine Control May End Soon   Southern Operators Anxious  for This Expensive Con trol to be Terminated.

RANKING FRENCH EXPERT ON ATOMIC ENERGY IMPLIED THAT FRANCE. KNOWS HOW TO MANUFACTURE ATOMIC BOMBS

Bta Plane Miccinn      French Scientist Implies That His ‘Country Has Atomic Bomb ‘Know-how

France Has Atomic Bomb Know-How S-tentist Informs United Nations

Implies France Can Construct Atomic Bomb:   Former Curie Assistant Asserts That Principle Of Weapon Is “Simple”

FRENCH BELIEVED TO KNOW HOW TO MAKE ATOM BOMBS   Scientist. Implies France Too Has Knowledge of Making Atomt: Energy

Lacks Necessary M alert ais  France Has Sceret Of Creating Atomic Bomb, Expert Says

French Hint That They Have “Dope” On Atomic Bombs   Necessary Materials The Only Thing Now Lackina: Principle Ils Branded As Simple

CLAIMS FRANCE COULD MAKE ATOMIC BOMBS   Noted French Scientist Says Principle of Explosive Atoms is ‘Simple’

‘Atom Bomk Is Simple”   French Scientist Implies France Has “Know-how”

Believe France Now Has Secret Of Atomic Bomb   Famous French Scientist Makes Claim In Article

FRANCE IMPLIES ATOM KNOW-HOW   Principle Of Bomb ‘Simple’, Scientist Maintains

_SAYS THE PRINCIPLE IS ‘SIMPLE’— Scientist Hints France - —  Can Make Atomic B ombs

Vandenberg Again Denies Candidacy   Churchill Lauds Truman's Stand   PIPE! INE S81 AGTER   Says France Has Atomic Bomb ‘Know-How’

French Scientist Implies France Can Make A-Bombs  Declares Principle Is “Simple”

trance May Have A. Bomb Secret   Joliet-Curie Implies That French Possess Atomic Information

ATOMIC DATA IN FRENCH HANDS?   Leading Expert on New Energy Hints His Country Can Make A-Bombs

French Expert Implies France Has "Know-How’” to Manufacture Atomic Bombs 

Implies That France Can  Make ABomb   Jolict Curie Writes That  Process Ta Simnle

ATOMIC BOMB “SIMPLE”   ALOMIC BOMB “SIMPLE”  eee ee + e+e + French Scientist Implies He Has ““Know-How” To Build Deadly Weapon But Is Without Necessary Materials

French Scientist Gaims That Atomic Knowledge fs in French Hands Now

Lacks Necessary Materials  France Has Secret Of Creating Atomic Bomb. EKxpert Says

Hints France Can Make A-Bombs      Noted French Expert Implies Such In Magazine Article.

‘Scientist Implies France lHas Solved A-Bomb Secret  But American and British Experts Claim Only U. S. Has “Know How™ to Make Bomb

‘Simple Principle’ French Atomic Expert Hints His Country Knows Secret   Implied Claim

U.S. Marriage, Divorce Laws Termed ‘Muddled Mess’ as Capper Pushes Bil

Local Men Injured In Iowa   Des Moines Street Car Crashes into Vehicle of Local Store Manager

ELECT HARBOUR FAIR PRESIDENT   Name Other Officars 35 Attend Meeting

\ovement Starts In Greece For New Government   Neutral Premier Friendly U. S. Be Installed

Strong Movement io Organize New Greek Government With ‘Neutral, Democratic’ Premier, [s Revorted

TRUMAN WILL MAKE FLIGHT OVER VOLCANO   Details of Schedule for President's Visit to Mexico Next Week Are Disclosed.

 A Heavy Schedule Details of Truman's Trip to Mexico. Next Week Announced by White House

Flying Over a Volcano, Truman’s Idea of Relaxing on Mexico Visit

000 ACCLAIM BEDFORD GIRL BLOSSOM QUEEN   Shirley Lee Nee and Rose Marie Ellenberger Take Honors at Mosque.

MOTORIST SUCCUMBS TO CRASH INJURIES   Gilbert Stout Overturned Near Up. per Black Eddy

Delay In Return To Full Service   Western Electric Strikers Picket Some Southwest Exchanges   ALL CLEAR IN KANSAS   Emergency Basis Continues at Points in Several States

Bell Still Hampered By Pickets   Service Remains on Emergency Basis In Several Areas

Monty in Moscow To Establish a ‘Friendly Contact’  Pays High Tribute tc Soviet Army and People

Prince Philip Is Engaged To Elizabeth   King George Gives His Blessing To Early Wedding

Thousands Are Left Homeless  In Devastation   Major Mississippi River Flood Forecast By Weather Bureau

(Property Damage Is Huge As Storm Warnings Tell of Impending Winds, Water   More Than 16,000 Left Homeless When Swollen Rivers Spill Over in Eight States. Tornado Strikes in Pennsylyania and Ohio; Busjness at Standstill in Flood Areas

Industry - Wide Bargaining Ban Will Be Surrendered   House Also Expected To Yield On Two Other Stringent Provisions In Order To Compromise Labor Legislation With Senate

KISS OF DEATH? GIRL CONVICTED   Insanity Plea May Save Woman From Death In California

Lois Hardy Found Guiliy In ‘Kiss Of Death’ Slaying  ee  Seeks New Trial  On Insanitv Plea

Jewish Settlement Would Cause War In East, Say Arabs   U. N. Palestine Group Hears Lebanon Minister

MURDER HEARING IS NEARING END   Doctor Pleads Insanity in Slaying of Four Persons

ROSS. ACCUSED BY AMBUSH SURVIVOR   Doctor’s Defense to File Insanity Plea.

Murder Trial Is Nearing End   Girl Testifies How Parents, Grandmother,  Brother Were Slain

Ambush Murder rial Nears End   Doctor Remains Stoic As Survivor Testifies

French Endanger Marshall's Plans   Diplomat from Paris Bluntly Voices Fears From Strong Germany

French Oppositionto © Revived German Industry Is Blow to Marshall Plan

Plant Output Boost Balked   Rift Furnishes Reds With Attack Material

Statesville Shots   WPT eUVYTrru Ayre  Informal Glimpses of People In and Around Statesville.

Truman Cites Vital Role Of Sea Power   Strong U. S. Navy Is Depicted as Peace Force on Navy Day

British May Take Forces From India       London—(AP)—Prime Minister Attlee announced today that it was the British government's definite intention to turn India over to responsible Indian rule by  June, 1948.

LOCKMAN IS FREED OF POISON CHARGE BY MADISON JURY   Verdict Is Announced by Jurors Early Today in Court after Studying Case Fourteen Hours.

China Implies: Soviet Aiding. Red Upheav a   Kai-Shek Calls On Nation To Stamp Out Conmmun-, jsm; Russians Deny All Charges

RUSSIA HELPING REDS IN CHINA   Chiang Says Communist Menace [s Coming From Without

Chiang Kai-Shek Charges Russia Aiding China Reds   Says It Will Cause Nation’s Downfall Unless Checkmated

Implies Red Help   Kai-Shek Says Menace Comes From Without ' 1 as From Within

Congressmen Questioned At Open Forum   Harris Urges That U.S. Show Strength; Tax Cuts Doubted

Assemb y Sets Ad journment For Tonight   Bill to Broaden Local Tax Powers Tops List Of Unsolved Problems

ADJOURNMENT SET TONIGHT   Legislators Press For Fina! Action Today On Number  Of “Must’’ Measures

Sweden Urges UN Reconsider Barred Nations   Resolution Steals March On Poland And United States

New Attack Planned  Medical Men Astonished at Amount of Chronic Disease

Changing Causes Of Death Future Medicine May Stress Keeping Well People Well

WAA Holding Up Sales Is Claim   Says Doctor To Consider Home Life of His Patients

REPUBLICAN WOMEN MEE]   Monday Afternoon At The Penn-Wells Hotel.

CITY AWAITS DEVELOPMENTS  Proposed Extension Of Railroad Switch May Cause Legal Battle

SENATORS SET HEARING DATES ON LABOR LAWS   Revision Drive Speeded By Committee For Mar. 1 Deadline

MARCH 1 SET TOEND LABOR LAW HEARINGS   SENATE COMMITTEE STUDIES PLANS TO CURB STRIKES

Senate Sets Labor Inquiry Deadline   Hopes to Start on Legislation March 

Expect New Labor Legislation Ready For Senate Mar. 1  Committee Sets Date For Completion Of

Tells Of Action In Plane Deal  Hughes’ Publicity Man Ile Questioned

Senate Probe To Go Beyond Hughes Award   Wartime Entertaining By ‘Many Firms’ Is Slated for Review

Wartime Splurge Of Hughes Called Glaring Example   Elliott Roosevelt Slated To Testify On Spending For Entertainment In ContractNegotiations

Plane Probe fo Bring in Other Firms  Brewster Promise:   Brewster Promises Full Investigation of Aircraft Industry

Large Crowds On Hand To Hear His Testimony  Committee Will P ers’ ‘Entertainment’

crt hah GAPE EY NRO  Son Of Late President To Take Stand  Hughes’ Firm Is ‘Glaring Example’

SMEAR LINKED TO PLANE PROBE BY ROOSEVELT   Elliott Claims Paying Fair Share of Expenses On Entertainment Tours

Records Similar To Hughes Firm Not Yet Found   Elliott Roosevelt Will Testify At Capital Hearing

Senator Ferguson Promises Inquiry Into Wartime Entertainment Spending

HUGHES COMPANY OUTLAY TERMED GLARING EYAMPLE   Meyer Continues Testimony On “Entertainment” For Elliott Roosevelt

SAYS FATHER NOT INVOLVED IN PLANE CASE   Elliott Offers to All About Contracts With Hughes

Calls Hughes Sum Glaring Example   Inter-Party Squabble Breaks Out Over Course Of Inquiry

Ordered Home Over Protest, Elliott Says   President’s Son Says He Wants To Give Probers ‘Complete Facts’

Young Roosevelt Feared His Recall In Wartime Would Result In ‘Smear’ On President.

EK. Roosevelt Feared Smear On Transfer   Elliott Testifies He Objected To Coming Home As Advisor On Planes.

Meyer Continues His Testimony on Roosevelt Story   Spending by Hughes Is ‘Glaring Example’ Of Other Companies

ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT DEFIES SENATORS TO FIND EVIDENCE HE INFITIFNCED FOR DECISION

Ordered Home Over Protest, He Testifies   Promises ‘Full Facts’ On His Role in Hughes Aircraft Contracts

Roosevelt Awaits Turn as Hughes Publicity Man is Questioned on Entertainment of President's Son

Roosevelt Labels Probe Attempt To Smear Father  Denies Appealing to FDR For Hughes, Denies Gifts

Elliott Waiting To Testify In Hughes’ Case   Allege $5,000 Spent On FR’s Son, Friends in Getting Plane Contract

Spending Probe To Take Look At More Firms   Other Companies Beside: Hughes’ Are Under  Scrutiny

Hughes Most Glaring Case, Senator Claims   No Other Firm Spent so Much For Contracts

Roosevelt Takes Stand In Hearina   Tells Investigating Committee He Is Ready To Give “Complete Facts” In Letting of Contracts

PACE OF HUGHES INQUIRY FLAYED   Pepper Charges Too Much Time Wasted On Expense Scrutiny  ELLIOTT TO TALK

MISSION TO INSPECT PLANES ORDERED IN FACE OF OBJECTIONS   LATE PRESIDENT’S SON TAKES STAND IN PROBE OF HUGHES’ CONTRACTS

PAID OWN WAY GROUP IS TOLD BY ROOSEVELT   FDR’S Son Testifies In Group’s Probe Of Contact Man

‘Many Firms’ Face Probe By Senate  Glaring Example Of Entertainment  © on win allt i foe

Elliott Waits To Testify — Late Today   Squabble Starts as: —Pepper Asks Inquiry. Of Plane. Not Gifts.

Denies Ever Influencing Father About Plane Buying   In Belligerent Tone He Offers to Tell All Before Senate's —  Investigating Group

Wartime Entertainment Spending Probe Of “Many Firms” Promised By Senator, Who Terms Spending By Howard Hughes Aircraft Company As Glaring Example.

Elliott Says He Protested His Order Home   He Said. Trip Would Be Used To Smear Father

Swears To Give Complete Facts   Soys He Was Orderex Back To States

RAP: EXPENSES BY HUGHES aR ENTERTAINING   Meyer, on Stand, Reveals Friendly Ties to Roosevelt Family

Says He Had No Influence With Father   Denies He Got Late President to Award Contracts to Hughes eer

Ordered Home fo Give Advice on Planes, He Says  ‘To Give Complete

PURCHASE AFFIRMED AS  HUGHES PROBE CONTINUES   Elliott Roosevelt Awaits Turn On Stand  As Investiqation Resumes . .

Ordered Home to Give Advice on Planes, He Says  Th. filun famniata

“GLARING EXAMPLE’ OF WARTIME EXPENDITURES IS LOCATED BY SENATE PROBING COMMITTEE   Senator Ferguson Indicates Hughes Company Stands Out Above All Others -- CIO Officials Make Final Proposal to Ford -- Dewey Names Buffalo Police Inspector to Head State Division of Safety -- Other Worldwide News

INQUIRY WILL COVER MANY CONCERNS   Hughes - Kaiser Investigation In Second Week   ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT   Will Be Asked To Explain Why He Reversed Army Decision On Plane

Elliott Waits — To Give Story ~ On War Plane   Meyer Recalled To Stand As. Probers Begin Second Week Hearing Testimony   Roosevelt Visit ; Was ‘Business   Further Questioning Brings Out Details Df Parties, Dinners, Friends’ Gifts

Entertainment Spending To Be Probed   Democratic Senators Squabble Over Course of Inquiry

PAID HIS SHARE, ELLIOTT CLAIMS   Young Roosevelt Said He Feared Smear Campaign Against His Father

ELLIOTT TELLS WAY HE GAME HOME TQ HELP   Testifies He Didn’t Want te Because li Might “Smear” Father.

—Senate Inquiry—  Elliott Will Give All Facts   Ex - President's Son Takes The Stand In Hughes Investigation

Hyde Park Visit Told   Hughes’ Man Tells Committee of Party At Roosevelt Estate

Elliott Roosevelt Testifies “I Paid My Own Fair Share” of Entertainment With John W. Meyer, Publicity Man for Plane Designer—Says He Once Borrowed $1,000, but Repaid It With Interest —- Feared “Smear? Campaign.

‘MANY FIRMS’ TO BE PROBED   Other Expense Bills To Get Going Over, Wuches Inguiry Hears

Ask FDR Son If “Parties” Won $50,000,000 Orders   Young Roosevelt Promises to "Answer Anything" Committee Wants to Know

E. ROOSEVELT ON STAND IN PLANE PROBE   Promises “Complete Facts” About His Connection With Letting of Wartime Contracts to Howard Hughes.

SENATE BOARD TOINVESTIGATE ‘OTHER FIRMS'   Ferguson Promises Check ol Wartime Spending for Government Contracts

Elliott Roosevelt Takes Stand in Senate Plane Quiz   Testifies He and Late Father Never Discussed Hughes’  ON i a Ne ee Dlecw.,

Flliott Challenges Senate Probers io Prove ‘Implications   Asks Evidence Of Influence Over Father

SAYS HE WILL CLEAR UP ALL IMPLICATIONS   Insists Wrongdoing Be “Shown, Not Intimated”

Elhiott Says qi Protested  Assignment   Testifies He Knew Trip Would Expose FDR to Smear Later

Howard Hughes Firm Spent Far More For Entertainment Than Other Airplane Companies

Handbag For F aye Bought By Meyer   Other Items Of Expense Questioned By Committee Probing Hurches Aircraft Cost

Meyer Tells Of Visit To Hyde Park   Roosevelt Asked To Stay Abroad, Says Witness

Starts Off With War Review   Says He Never Talked _ With His Dad About ‘  Huches Contract

Ferguson Calls For Probe Into Other Contracts   Former President's Son Follows Meyer In Stand To Explain Lavish Parties

SENATORS ARE CHALLENGED TO FIND EVIDENCE   Son of Late President Offers to “Tell All” In Plane Contract Awards.

Senate Investigation of Wartime  Entertainment Spending Promised.

Roosevelt . Waits To Give His Testimony   Matter To Be Discussed With Internal Revenue Department In Due Time

MEYER TESTIFIES ON PLANE CONTRACT STUDY   Elliott Roosevelt Scheduled To Appear Before Senate  ae

Investigation Promised By Senator Ferguson As Squabble Breaks Out Over Course Of Inquiry Into Hughes’ Aircraft Contracts—Elliott Roosevelt Scheduled To Give Testimony This Afternoon—Justice Department Representatives Sit In As Observers

HOME EDITION  (Four Editions Daily}   Other Matters Occupied Dad; Elliott Avers -

2 Witnesses Take Stand. In U.S. War Plane Quiz   Meyer Admits Buying Handbag For Actress” On Washington Stand

Elliott Will Tell It All  ToSenators   Late President's Son Promises Complete Facts On Hughes Plane Contract

President’s Son Promises Facts In Hughes Deal   Publicity Agent Tells Of Visiting Late President

ELLIOTT. ORDERED HOME FROM EUROPE ~ JO GIVE ADVICE   This Was Told the Senate: War Investigating Committee by Roosevelt.   HE MADE HIS PROTEST   Said Trip Would Be Used to Smear His Father, the Late President.

Elliott Roosevelt Takes Stand. in Hughes Inquiry   Late President’s Son Promises ‘Complete Facts’

Son Of Late President In Witness Chair   Maintains Conduct. No Violation. Feared His Recall Home Would Cause “Smear”? Campaion Against Father

Elliott Challenges Group Probing War Contracts   Says Public Has Right To Know Facts About His Official Actions

Elliott Roosevelt Takes ~ Stand In Spending Probe   Son OF Late President Says He Paid Fair Share Of Costly Entertainment — More Probes Promised

Says His Conduct Did Not Violate AAF Directive  On War Contractor:

Hughes Firm Singled Out As“ Example’   Elliott Roosevelt Ready to Testify In Plane Hearing

Elliot Declares He Was Recalled Over His Objection By Robert Lovett

Defends His. Record as War Officer  Testimony Follows BRA... @.... @&..2?....

F. R.’s Son Takes Stand In Plane Probe  Ellott Promises Senate Investigator:

New Year’s Day Hangovers To Be Costly  *¢+¢4¢ 4 ¢*¢+¢¢4 +4 $++ 4+ \ Vb ee oi oe y>..* fu Cn O* ry: EE an Cn ee @ & 2 er ets OO

ALL YOU NEED IS FANCY DUDS, HEAVY WALLET New Year’s Menu To Suit Everyone

May Slash Aid Bill By 50 Pet.   Move Launched As House Nears Vote On Truman Program

'Fred’s Dispatch Enters Probe— _ Steel Story Begets Sequel   Not Mobster, Man From Brooklyn Proclaims ©

Gentleman Jim Denies Being Gangster; Says Othman Story  ‘Caused Embarrassment at Party

REPRESENTATIVE O F SOCIAL SECURITY ADM. TO  BE IN CENTRALIA, DEC. 26

SOCIAL SECURITY REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE IN CENTRALIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29

U. S.-Philippine Agreement Near  Forces to Move Away   Forces to Move Away From Manila Area

RETAIL BREAD PRIGES ARE DUE FOR INCREASE   Because of Higher Ingredient Costs, Many Bakers Predict.   A DECLINE IN HOGS   Wheat and Outs Are Holdin; Small Gains; Other Foods Lower.

Price of Bread To Go Up Say Nation's Bakers   Slight Dip Seen For,Some Meats In Fall, Winter

See Declines In Pork Prices For Winter  Butter: Draps Four f'nwte Poo Tne   Butter: Draps Four Cents In Trading -On Markets Today

Retail Bread  Price Rise is Predicted   Forecast Moderate Decline In Pork Prices This Fall

BAKERS EXPECT INCREASE FOR BREAD PRICES   Agriculture Department Report Forecasts Some Declines in Pork Costs

General Hike Forecast tn Bread Prices   Agriculture Officials, However, Predict Drop In Hog, Pork Costs

Increase In Bread Prices  Is Predicted   High Price of Flour and Lard Given as Reason; Pork and Hog Price Decline Is Predicted.

THREE BOYS DIE WHEN ICE BREAKS   Heroic “Human Chain” Res rue KHacnt Erile

Three Boys Drown In Passaic River   Witnesses Say Boys Warned Them to Attempt No Rescue on Ice

GOVERNMENT TO BUY WHEAT FOR EXPORT   Large-Scale Purchasing for Shortage Areas to Be Resumed When New Crop Goes to Market.

GOVERNMENT TO BUY WHEAT FOR SHIPMENT   Large-Scale Buying Planned A Seve As New Crop Starts Wevries Te Marke

lOWAN SHOOTS WIFE AT SCHOOI   Cedar Rapids Woman Wounded While Fleeing

IOWAN SHOOTS TEACHER -WIFE   Cedar Rapids Man Held: Mate in Hospital

Arabs Press. Sniping War  Palestine Death Toll Rat OEftelalle at 777?

Six More Die inPalestine Racial War   1500 Arabs Take Oath to Fight Bautista.

British See Little Hope  For Peace   Six More Killed In Palestine During Today

CHAMP STEER IN STOCK SHOW LIMELIGHT =   Purdue University Sweeps Field in Hog Comnetition 

Protests Giving Turkey Voice  Russian Criticism of U. S. Continues

Protests Giving Turkey Voice  Russian Criticism at TT. qa er. er

Progress Is Being Made  Way Smoothed To Draft  Peace Pact For Germany   Set-Up To Draw Up Treaty Agreed Upon By Deputy Ministers

Deputies Vote Committees Tc Draft Treaty   Russia Prevents Participation by Smaller Nations

Sic Four To Draft German Treaty Plans   RUSSIA BLOCKED MOVE TO INCLUDE SMALL NATIONS

Dr afting Of Preliminary Pe: ace Ti realy Is Agreed, Upon At Moscow Meeting

SMALLER NATION  ISSUE UNSETTLED   Signs Point to Stalin Taking  Behind Scenes Interest in Rid 4 Meeting :

Russia Would Bar Smaller Nations From Treaty Talks   U._ S. and Britain to Continue Pressing For Their Inclusion

Russia Blocks Participation Of Small Nations   Murphy and Vishinsky Clash Repeatedly Over Issue

Stalin Taking Active Part Behind Scenes   Russian Premier Has Lengthy Talk Witt Bidault

WOULD BAR THE SMALL NATIONS IN PACT TALKS   -rogress Made Toward German Treaty Even Though Disagreement Runs High; Four Committees To Lay Ground work.

‘Hurricane on Way Across Mexico Gulf   ‘Louisiana Alerted; Death Toll Light Despite’. Severity

Senate Will Uphold Veto on Tax Slash, George Predicts   Senate Version Agreed Upon; Approve . Bill “Qn Monday

Tax Veto By  Truman Backed   George Says Democrats In Senate To Uphold  President

GEORGE SEES TRUMAN VETO   Thinks Senate Would Uphold Action of the Chief Executive

New Tax Schedule Being Set Up Just In Case Cuts Stand   Passage Over Possible Veto Considered Unlikely On Basis Of Vote Bill Received in Senate

George Predicts Tax Slash Veto Would Be Upheld   Both Houses Ready To Ratify Conference Agreement Monday

Today In Coneress   George Predicts Senate Will Sustain Trumar If He Vetoes Tax Reduction Bill; Senator Hill To Try To Restore Agriculture Funds

Senate fo Okeh Action If Tax © Bill Is Vetoed?  That {s Prediction OE Sanatar Ganrac

Believe Senate Couldn't Upset A Tax Bill Vete   No Word From White House Nesencrsloe Tru ea es aes Se SS ae

SAYS TAX VETO WOULD PREVAIL   George Predicts Senate Would Back Rejection By President

President Silent on Tax Cut Bill  George Predicts Veta Would Be Upheld

look For Veto Of New Tax Bill   George Maintains Senate Will  Sustain President

Solon Says Veto Of Income Tax Bill Would Sick  Speculate Truma ee

PREDICTS DOOM OF TAX CUT IF TRUMAN VETOES   SENATE LIKE!.Y TO UPHOLD HIS ACTION; SAYS SEN. GEORGE

SENATOR GEORGE PREDICTS IF ‘TRUMAN VETOES INCOME TAX CUT BILL SENATE WILL UPHOLD ACTION

George Says Senate Would Sustain Veto.  Of Tax Slash   House Set To Pass ‘Bill Monday; Tables Rushed To Printers

George Predicts Tax Veto Would Be Upheld   Forecasts Truman Can Have His Way On Measure

TAX-SLASH AGT MAY BE VETOED   senator George Believes A Presidential Veto Of TaxCut Bill Would Not Be Overridden By Senate.

HINDUS, MOSLEMS RENEW RIOTING IN PUNIAB PROVINCE   Reports From iahore Say “Whole City Aflame;" Casualties Meatnt

[Lahore Reported Aflame in East Digs  Renewal of Moslem Riots:Out of Snow

Renewed Rioting Tn India Causes 100 More Death:   ‘Lahore Reported Aflame; Fighting Believed Communal im Nature

WHOLE. OLE CITY. IS AF LAME” ININDIA    Renewal of ~Rioting® Between. ‘Hindus and Moslems.

Authorities Free Pennsylvanian in 19-Year-Old Crime  Alabama Dronos Charae:   Alabama Drops Charges Against a Man Who Went Straight

STUDY GERMANY AS NEW MARKET FOR CIGARETTES   North Carolina Congressman Has Plan Wherebyv Britain’ s Ban C+) Tobacco Imports Would Be Partially Offset.

Germany Is Seen As Tobacco Mart  Could Eliminate   Could Eliminate Black Market, *Cooley Holds

HOES 15 HANGED FOR WAR CRIMES   NAZI EXTERMINATION CAMP COMMANDER CALM AS HE GOES TO DEATH,

U, §. AID TO GREECE HELD INADEQUATE   Additional American Funds Believed Necessary Under New Developments.

More U.S. Funds Asked by Greeks   Rebel Government Due Recognition by Russian Satellites

More ‘Funds Needed For Greece   ‘Aid Important To Stave Off Guerrilla Action

Rebel Regime, Stiffer Attacks Cause Concern   Soviet Satellites Are Supplying Guerrillas, Greek Envoy Says

HERE AND THERE IN ~ BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various Cammunities   'GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Congress Told Health And Welfare Funds Will Help End Labor Unrest   Schwellenbach Says Funds Such As Lewis Ob tained For Miners Will Lead To Security And Industrial Peace By Advancing Standards.

Schwellenbach Says Health, Welfare Funds Will Lead fo Industrial Peace

NLRB Seeks Injunction in  Labor Boycott   Files First Case Charging Secondary Union Action

Brings Test Case Under Labor Laws   Asks Injunction In Dispute Over Closed Shop

Hartley Law Ban On Union Boycott Faces First Tes!   Injunction Filed By NLRE Counsel’s Office Against  Carpenter Group

LOSS IN PEORIA BLAZE IS HEAVY   Eight Business Houses or  Waterfront Damaged

Hope, Skelton Also Cut Off Air By N.B.C.   Broadeast Interrupted When They Attempt To Make Wise Cracks

Frente at eereenmmrartenanneres meee  Bob Hope, Red Skelton Joir Fred Allen in NBC Feud

Bill To Set Up State Tax Equalization Board Signed   Legislation Creating Three. Member Group Enacted By Gov. Duff—Flood Control Plans Also Approved

Tax Equality Bill Signed   Board Will Have Broad Power to Look Over School Financing

MIAMI-N. Y, TRAIN DERAILED, 20 HURT   11 Cars of Crack ‘Champion’ Jump Track at St. Augustine.

BABSON DISCUSSES CONDITIONS IN EUROPE   Conditions in England Are As Bad As During War. France Has Distribution Problem. Germany Is Gripping. Poland and The Balkans Are Downhearted. Japan Is Best Off Of All.

WALLACE TO TALK ON 1948 ELECTION   Will Give His Views on Campaign in Coast-to-Coast Broadcast Mondav Night.

WALLACE WILL REVEAL PLANS   Expects to Give Position On 1948 Campaign

Six Shot Victims To Be Buried  Oliver Hurley To Be Buried With Brother

Three Nations Are Opposing Russia On UN Membership  Nations’ Behavior — During War - Under Scrutiny

Eisenhower's Name to Go on Primary Ballot in New Hampshire on March 9

EISENHOWER NAME TO GO ON BALLOT   S§TASSEN AND DEWEY ALSO  TO RUN IN NEW HAMPSHIRE PRIMARY MARCH 9.

Vandenberg Spurns Dark Horse Role in Convention   Senator Declares If Deadlock Develops He Will Not Consent to Entry of His Name for Presidentiat Nomination—Believes Work as Foreign Relations Chairman Will Be Hampered by Continuing Talk of His Political Future.

Blue Defers Decision on Income Tax   Governor to Decide al Whether to Sign or Veto  the Measure

Second Threat Is Reported by Congressman      FBI Called Upon to Take Action; McNear Case Involved

Rep. Kearns Gets Second Threat   In Connection With Slaying of George P. MeNear, Jr., R. R. President.

Threaten Solon  Again in Slaying  Of Rail Executive Second Warning to  Kearns; Guild Head Scoffs at Red Tag

New Threat  Received by Congressmen  Final Witnesses Heard by   Final Witnesses Heard by House Labor Committee

Rep. Kearns  ls Threatened Warned After Dining With Slain Official

KEARNS HANDED SECOND THREAT   Legislator Warned Again Ir McNear Slaying Case

House Labor Committee Member Threatened Again  Pennsylvania Congressman Declines -. mn... 2.*he Mature ot New Threat

Dinnyes Expected To Establish New Hungarian Cabinet   Smallholders Chief Likely Choice Despite Red Election Victory

southern Senctors Challenge GOP Claims  “It Ain't So!” Demos Reply. To Republican Beauty Boast

Senate Asks Showdown on ‘Looks’   - Who's Prettiest to: Be Determined ‘by Contest

Sen. Robert A. Taft Claims TepubUcans are Better Looking: Than Democrats — Aroused Demoorats Issue Challenge for Debata or Benuty Contest.

Langley Dead At Least Month. Official Says   Died Before Brother; Their Estate Valued. At Around $111,000

LANGLEY DEATH THEORY UPHELD   Medical Examiner Says He *Died Before Homer; Trap Blamed

Hospital Vote Called For November 18th by County Court   More Than 1000 Sign Petitions Demand Bond Issue Election   In Appreciation

Cash Prizes Will Be Awarded To Winners  ~ Hallowe‘en Parade Expected “To Draw Bia Crowd Tonight

PRIZES TO BE AWARDED a - Annual Hallowe'en Parade Sef In Downtown Lubbock Tonight

OCCUPATION OF HOLY LAND BY REDS DISCOUNTEL   State Dept. Frowns On Speculation; Woule Violate UN Charter

Petition Seeks To Revive lowa  Vets Bonus Bill   Move Follows Shelving Of Measure By Committee In House.

Steel Rejects C10 Proposal   Fair Day’s Work Work for Fait Day's Pay Asked by . Corporation ~

State Lawmaker:  Assembling  in Capital City Session Formally  Opens Monday; Caucuses Slated

State Lawmakers Assembling in Capital City  Session Formally Opens Monday;

‘Russian ‘General’ Makes FBI Agents Fighting Mad With Banquet Speech

Dewey and Aides Foresee Passage  Of Bonus Program   Anticipate 2 to 1 Margin of Approval of $400,000,000 Expenditure   LAST-MINUTE PLEA FELT UNNECESSARY   Major Objection Lies in Method of Financing; PR Faces Stiff Test

Another Chance For Rains Has Missed  Clouds Move on Out Of State, Colder Temperatures

Another Chance For Rains Has Missed  Clouds Move on Out Of  State, Colder Temperatures Deadircsnad

Bill Planned To Enjoin Phone Strike  M easure Will Permit   Measure Will Permit Government to -Take Court Action

HOUSE LABOR CHIEF URGES FEDERAL WRI   Top U. S. Mediation Experts Called In Dispute

TO RETURN TO CAPITAL MONDAY  HST Makes Trip To Missouri For Visit With Injured Mother

‘Truman Klies To Mother   Worried About Her Hip Fracture; Finds Her Condition Good:  Back East Today

TRUMAN RACES HOME TO SEE AGED MOTHER   President Flies to Bedside of Mrs. Truman, Injured In Grandview Fall

TRUMAN VISITS INJURED. MOTHER   MAKES UNHERALDED FLIGHT TO BEDSIDE — HER CONDITION SATISFACTORY.

Truman Flies To Bedside of Aaed Mother   “Cheered by President’s Visit Mrs. Truman Will Soon Recover, Doctors Say After Consultation

Condition ‘Very Good’ Truman Secretly Flies to Grandview  To Visit Mother Who Fractured Hip

Finds Her Condition Satis factory; Will Fly Back To Washington Today

SON SLIDES BANNISTERS  Jesters Take Deep Breath After Inauguration Whirl

ero’! says these are “dog odays They ali’h fit-for a yhongrel. eur:   Scattered. Showers

Heavy Damage Result Of Floods In State Areas   District In Northern Part Of State Hard Hit By Floods Over Weekend   TWO DEATHS ARE RESULT OF STORMS

Rampaging Streams Flood Western Penna., 2 Dead; \Damage Reaches Millions

Prime Minister Knew of Speech Before Commons   Palestine Row ‘Most Difficult Situation,’ President Asserts

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Attlee Supported Bevin’s Attack on Truman

Strike May hKtesutt Time Running Out On ‘Big Steel Contract Talks With ClO Union   PHILIP MIRRAY

TOTAL ECLIPSE SEEN IN BRAZIL   Observed For 3 Minutes B\ American Scientists

Total Eclipse of Sun Offers Rare Onvortunity for Scientists of U. S.

Scientists Rejoice At Clear Eclipse   Seen In Southern Hemisphere, Wasn't Visible To One Group

A Total Eclipse Of Sun.   Black As Midnight And Stars Shine in. 100-Mile Wide Strip South of Eauator.

British Army Cars Stoned and Overturned by Germans   Mass Demonstrations Against Food Shortages Stage d Throughout Ruhr—100,000 Wave Banners and Parade in Duesseldorf—Work Ceases in Factories and All but Es sential Services Halt—Quiet Restored by Nightfall. 

RUHRSGERMANS RiGT: FOR FOOD   Communists Reported Behind Uprising In British Zone

Aubr Germans Riot Against - Food Seareity   British Say Mass Protest Timed to Influence Moscow Parlev

British Vehicles Stoned  Hungry Germans Protest Scanty Food With Mass Demonstrations in the Ruhr

Reds Blamed By Germans For Ruhr Food Riots   Timed To Influence Talks in Moscow, Senior British Officer Asserts

Flash   (Brief News items Right off the Wires   Blast In Los Angeles

Ayms Policy Declaration Seen AstIN-Delecates Are Called 'Tovether For Important Talk

BRITAIN’S COA! STRIKE SPREADS   Fuel Famine Threatened As 60,000 Miners Join Walkout

Fear Spread Coal Stoppage   Yorkshire Coal Miners Out Now Total 60,000 With More.

60,000 Miners Idle in Britain   Northern Plants Curtail Output Drastically

Total of Struck Collieries Now 54—Fears Held Yorkshire Walkouts May Bring on Idleness in Kent Fields.

BRITAIN FACES FUEL FAMINE   Spreading Strike of Miners Threatens Shutdown Of  Nation’s Factories

Miner Strike in England Spreads  National Economy Being Threatened

Coal Strike in Britain Spreads To New Mines   Fuel Famine and Shutdowns Threat to Economic Crisis

MORE COAL MINES CLOSED IN BRITAIN   00,000 Workers Now Idle— Strike Threatens Fuel Famine and Factory Shutdowns.

HOOVER HELPS OUT IN CAPITOL   Former President Leads Study On Executive Branch Efficieney

City Recreation Plant Would Be Among Best  Meet Set Tuesday on Petitions Rellina~ Rana Tecua

City Recreation Plant Would Be Among Best   Meet Set Tuesday ’ on Petitions  Bekine Bond Issue

AFL PRINTERS Ih CHICAGO GO OUT ON STRIKE   But Publication of € Newspapers Affected Will Continue

Printers at Chicago ‘Papers Quit Following Strike Vote   Editions Appear Photo-Engraved; Picketing ‘Docile’

1,500 Printers Strike On 6 Chicago Papers;  Publication Continues

PRINTERS OUT BUT CHICAGO PAPERS ISSUE   Strike Of 50,000 Western Union Co. Operators Looms

AFL Chicago Printers Go On Strike Atter Publishers Refuse Wage Boosts

1,500 PRINTERS OUT   But Three Chicago Papers Publish by Use of VPhoto- Engraving

1,500 Strike on Chicago Papers   Publication Will Be by Typewritten  Draraca

CHICAGO UNION PRINTERS QUIT   Six Dailies To Publish By Photo-Engraving Of Typewritten Copy

AFL PRINTERS IN CHICAGO WALKOUT   Publication of Dailies Not Interrupted.

\Chicago Newspapers \Continue Publication Despite Printers’ Strike

‘CHIGAGO PAPERS HIT BY STRIKE   Stopgap Measures Adopted As Printers Walk Out 

Despite Printers Strike Six Chicago Newspapers Continue to Publish

AFL ‘Printers Quit Work Tn Chicago, But Paper Publishers Expect No Interruption

PRINTERS VOTE CHICAGO STRIKE   NEWSPAPERS WILL CONTINUE EDITIONS BY PHOTO PROCESS

PORTAL CLAIMS ARE REJECTED   Former COW Workers at Pryor Lose in Verdict Reach: ed at Tulsa:

Bell Operators Again Off Jobat AltonExchange   Refuse to Cross Western Electric Picket Lines   Nine Cities Back on Emergency Basis

Board Urges Huge Outlay _ For Scientific Research   Report to Truman Says Nation Will Be Handicapped in Any Future War Unless It Continues Exploration—Prosperity, It Adds, Depends On Gathering of Knowledge—Two Billion a Year Expenditure by 1957 Propesed. .

TRUMAN BOARD IN SUPPORT OF HUGE PROGRAM   Would Spend 2-Billien Yearly For Scientific Researck   FULL COOPERATION OF INDUSTRY IS SEEN

$2 Billion-A-Year  Science Research   By 1957 of One Per Cent. Of National Income As National Security Need

‘NATIONAL SURVIVAL’ PROGRAM SHAPED Billions for Science  Asked by President

Science Study Major Factor. ForSurvival   Special Committee Cites Need For More  Knowledae

Doubled Expenditures On Science by 1957 Is Recommended  By Truman Group

Board Cites Great Need  For Researck   Truman Advisors Suggest $2,000,000,000 a Year By 1957 Be Spent for ‘National Survival’

Scientific Research Board Suggests Increased Expenditures, for Survival

Annual Fund For Scientific Study Urged   Would Keep U. S. In Forefront In Science

EXPERTS CALL FOR RESEARCH TOSAVEU.S.A   GOAL OF BILLIONS ASKED TO FOSTER SCIENCE

Ken Holinboe Derby Winne)   County Entront: Eliminat ed In First Heat At Akron

Momentous Statement Of Policy Presented To 57-Nation Committee   No Armed Strength Nor Material Pledged In Case Arabs, Jews Or Other Forces Threaten Holy Land With International Aggression.

Arab, Jewish States Favored   American Armed Forces Not Promised in Case Outside Aggression Develops

U. S. FAVORS PALESTINE PARTITION   Policy Statement Presented to U. N. Committee

10-Point Program Presented To UN By U.S. Delegate   Formation Of UN Army Of Volunteers  Recommended To Supervise Transition

US. DECLARES IT WILL HELP. KEEP ORDER   We Propose Plan for Forming UN Volun-, teer Army :

U.S. Favors. Partitioning  Of Palestine      UN Volunteer Army Proposed To Help Form Arab, Jew States

Nation Takes Fateful Stand On Palestine   Arab Nations Warned Against Using Armed  Force Against Move

Johnson Proposes: Special UN Army Guard Holy Land   Wams Arab States Against Use of Armed Force to  i Block Division

AGREES TO HELP UN KEEP ORDER DURING DIVISION   Hedges On Stand In External War

UNITED STATES FOR PARTITION OF PALESTINE   Statement On Division - of Holy Land Stronger Than Expected

Will Assist UN Maintain Law In Holy Land Stages   Momentous Policy Statement Propases Formation of UN  Army ot Voluntcers

Independent Arab and Jewish States Proposed; Volunteer Army for Peace Is Suggested

Promises To Help UN Maintain Law, Order In Independent States   Foundation of Volunteer Army To Supervise Transition Is Proposed; Warning Against Violence Is Voiced to Arab Nations

Would Help — UN Maintain’ Law, Order   * Momentous Policy. Statement Says UN Volunteer Army  Should Supervise Transition

Promises to Help Maintain Law, Order   Proposes Formation of UN Army of Volunteer Soldiers

America Also Proposes UN : WatchdogArmy   Concerning Arab,  Jewish Aagression

Reuther Blasts. Leftist Faction  gpm      Opens Drive to Clean Out CIO Auto Union

Reuther Hits at Left Influences .  Asks Removal of CIO Wachinatan Laadar -

VET POINTS OUT MURDER SPOTS   Relates Circumstances Only Known by Chicago Police

FLORIDA SHORES GET DEAD FISH   Dumping Of Poison Gas By Army Blamed At Clearwater

Radicals Lick Wounds After Strike Defeat   Situations in Rome Returning to Normal 800 Thrown in Jail

TRIKE FAILURE ORST ITALIAN OMMIE DEFEAT   850 Jailed in Rome Walkout

ROME WORKMEN BACK ON JOB AS RED STRIKE ENDS   Riot Failure Seen Blow To Communist’s Political Prestige

SEARCH OF LAKE CONTINUES TODAY   Recover Tent, Lifebelts of Drowned Hunters.

Two County Men May Be Drowned      Valley Companion Reaches Shore After Boat Upsets Friday Nerth of Andover Causeway.

Operation Ends 53 Days OF Hiccuping for Girl  "Surgeon's Knife Severs Phrenic ‘Nerve

SHOT ON FLOOR OF OKLAHOMA SENATE   Altercation Was Between Twe : Lawmakers from Holdenville

Wound Not Believed  (Serious   Representative Accused of Shooting Acks to See Lawyer

Tom Anglin Wounded By Jimmie Scott   Holdenville Representative Shoots Veteran State Official On Senate Floor

Oklahoma Senator Is Shot on Floor of Senate  Bullet Enters Back; Aid Is Rushed To Stricken Man

Lawmaker Is Shot In Oklahoma Senate   Tom Anglin of Holdenville Wounded on Senate Floor, During Recess Period—Rep. Jimie Scott Said to Be the Assailant.

Area Girl Scout Camp Is Planned   DIRECTORS’ COURSE TO BI HELD AT ROONEY PARK, FORT STOCKTON

JAP-WAR PLANCOVERED LONG TIME PERION   MILITARY LEADERS MAD IDEA THAT WORLD WAR It WAS MERELY PRELIMINARY STRUGGLE

‘Relics Representing Former Senatorial Splendor to Go On Sale at a Public Auction

New York Is Beginning to Clear Its Estimated 99 Million Ton Snowfall

Upsets Noted by Both Parties in Tuesday Voting   Demos Win Kentucky Governorship From GOP, Apparently

Claims Plan For  German Recevery   Hjalmar Schacht Says He Can Do It Without Further Allied Aid

Order Check On Douglas DC-6 Planes   Companies Instructed to SHMjnate Possible Fire Hazard: Must Remove Fibre-Glas Insulation.

AIRPLANE FIRE HAZARD CHECKED   Action Follows CAA Order or Fiberglass Insulation

Maximos Named Premier [In New Greek Regime   is Surprise Compromise Choice As Formation Of Government Puts Enc To Factional Troubles

Compromise Choice for Head of New “CGew't Eases Friction Between Rivals

U.S. SHIPS SINK FISHING VESSELS   Twin Collisions Occur in Eng lish Fog

U. S. Ships  in Collision   Hit British Fishing Vessels In Separate Mis:  hans

BURGLAR FAILS. AS ‘AGT FLOPS   Police Are Unimpressed B\ Thief’s Role As Bartender

U.S. To Fight By One Power   Marshall Presents Federalization Plan To Moscow Meeting

GERMAN PACT “PLAN OFFERED BY MARSHAL!        8, PROPOSES GERMANY RAVE i4 OF 16 STATES m arg FUTURE GOVERN.’   \ MENT SETUP

New Strike  Faces Nation   Telephone and Telegraph Workers Threaten to Leave Jobs Aopril 7

Communications Strike Delayed   Telegraph Walkout Threat Is Fading

AFL Unions Decide to Delay Western Union Strike Notice   Await Outcome of Talk With Company Monday on Wage Hike Demands

WIRE UNIONS DELAY PLANS TO WALK OUT   Strike Notices Held Up Pend. ing More Talks

Communications Strike Threatens  April 7 Set as Date for Possible Walkout

MEASURE SETS STRICT CURBS OVER UNIONS   Senate Debate Opens Soon on Diluted Strike Act

U.S. Farm Price Policy Criticized   U.S. C. of C. Urges President to Set an Example for Industry

Holdup via Correspondence Nets Cleveland Thief $450   Robbery Occurs in a Crowded Tavern

ENOUGH FUNDS FOR HIGHWAYS   Committee Tells Governor Sufficient Funds For Two Years Work

FULL SERVICE   OSBORN TELLS RUSSIA THERE IS NO CHANGE   UN Delegate Says America Will Stand On Baruch Plan For Violators

No Punishment Veto For Atomic Code Violators   U. S. Serves Notice On Rus sia That Nation Stands On Baruch Plan

Eisenhower Says Air Power  Can Help Or Ruin World   Army Chief Of State Declare: Mankind Must Decide On Own Fate—Cites Security Angle

A0-Year Pact Given Study   U.S. Proposal to Be Discussed at Moscow But Slight Hope Seen

Ministers Agree To Consider U.S. Reich-Plan   Failure Would Mea:   Failure Would Mean Loss of Last Chance for Harmony

Four-power Pact Discussion Ready  Approach Finallmpasse of Moscow Conference

Anti-Reich Pact Before Moscow Parley Monday   Foreign Ministers To Take Up 40-Year  Four-Power Proposal

America’s 40-Year 4-Power German Pact Up Monday   Accord on Issue Sought With Russia Only Dissenter

Ministers Agree To Take up U. §. Plan   Proposed 40-Year Pact To Be Discussed Monday

Big-4: Turn To 40 - Year Pact Against Reich   Ministers Approach Whut May Be Final Dead. lock of Moscow Meeting

Foreign Ministers Agree fo Take Up U.S. Proposal on 40-Year Pact   Some Issues Dealing With Germany Will Be Returned to Deputies and Allied Counci) for Discussion

Ministers to Take Up U.S. Pact Proposal   40-Year League of Four Powefs Against Germany Is Asked

MINISTERS NEAR ~NEW DEADLOCK   Pact Against Germany Comes Up Monday In Moscow

BRIGGS COMPANY HALTS CONTRACT TALKS WITH UNION   Head ef Concern Attributes Action to Wildcat Walkout of 250 Employes at Two Factories.   FORD STRIKE VOTE GETS UNDER WAY   130,000 Employes in 40 Plants Being Polled — Kansas City Group Favors Tie-up.

TULSA TEACHER MOVE SERIOUS   Union Presses Its Demands Over Tenure and Reemployment Notices

Night Session Marked by Cry. Of ‘Filibuster’   Move for Recess Blocked As Senators Press Bar Sneedy Action

Film Cited As Example Of Propaganda   Mrs. Lela Rogers Testifies At Red Hearing

House Group Hears Communists Making Inroads In Hollywood But Propaganda Kept Off Screen

TERMS MOVIE PROPAGANDA   Mother of Actress Labels ‘None But the Lonely Heart’

Mrs. Lela Rogers Points to Movie Influenced by Reds  Cartoonist Disney Committee Witness

Stores, Banks, Public Offices, Schools = Will Close Here For Thanksgiving Holiday

50 Aboard Wrecked Plane   The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Toll Bridges Across The Delaware River   Perlman Aroused

Six U.S. Army Fliers Killed. When Plane Hits Mt. Makaling   Entire Crew Lost When Craft Fails. To Clear Phillopine Peak by 150 Yards

‘Six Army Fliers  Victims of Crash   Transport Smashed Into Mountain Peak Near Manila

AGREEMENT SIGNED TO PRO _WIDE BASES AND FOR MILITARY MISSION, ACHESON REVEALS

General MacArthur Defends. His Position On Japanese Policy Against U. S. Critics

2 Men Hurt In Coal Pit Near  Jefferson Die   Struck By Jack Which  Fell 200 Feet Down  Mine Shaft Yesterday  !

WVictima Aged 2 to 16   Investigate Report of Slaying of  Four Children in Michigan Towr

New Support Pledged For  Food-Saving   Religious Groups Aid As Revercomb Tssues A Warnins

Chureh Groups Add Support to  Food Campaign   Industry-Wide Whisky Shutdown Seems Sure; Solon Sounds Warning

CHURCH GROUPS SUPPORT GRAIN SAVING EFFORT   Distillery Shutdown May Be Given Approval At Meeting Today   REVERCOMB CAUTIONS GOVERNMENT BUYING

Religious Groups Give New Support to Truman’s Grain-Saving Campaian

FOOD SAVING DRIVE ENTERS ITS 2ND WEEK   Revercomb Says Heavy Shipments Boosting Prices At Home

Operators And Miners Begin Talks  U. S. In First . Move To Turn  Reok Omaratinne

Operators, Coal Miners Start Contract Talks  ee ee   U. S. Control To End At Mid-Year

J, S. SEEKS 10 ~ RETURN MINES   fants To Restore Operaion To Owners Without Strike

SOVIETS MAY COMPROMISE ON PALESTINE   Concessions On Enforcement Of Partition Seen

Russia Willing To Compromise On Holy Land   Submits New Plan at Secret Meeting of U.N. ‘Working Party’

Russia Would Compromise On Palestine   Ready to Agree to Compromise Plan Drawn by Canada

Russia Seeks Agreement Qn Holy Land Deal   DELEGATE SAYS) REDS WILLING TO MAKE CONCESSIONS

VOLUME OF BUSINESS 'CONTINUES VERY GOOD'  Buyers Report Stabilized Markets

ly OF BUSINESS ‘CONTINUES VERY GOOD  Buyers Report Stabilized Markets

CONGRESS ASKED T0 SEEK BAN ON PEACE DRAFT OVER WORLD  INTERNATIONAL BAN ON COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING PROPOSED

Seeks Ban‘ On Military Training   Asks Congress For Resolution Against. Compulsory Training Throughout the World

Leftists Hold Control Over Italian City   Siege Is Expected But Military Order Isn't Made Clear

Military Rule Ordered for Milan in Italy   Government in Rome Acts After Leftists Take Over ‘Offices’

Italy Orders Milan Under Army Rule   Government Acts After Leftists Seize Prefecture

Milan Ordered under Military Control by Italian Government   Leftists Call General Strike In Key City

Military Takes Control In Italy  Disorder At Milon Cause Drastic Move

Military Ordered To Control Milan   Martial Law Ordered To Curb General Strike In Key Italian Industrial Center

Government Acts After Leftists Take Over Control Of Federal Building     12-Hour General Strike Also Called   Order By Government Believed Prelude To. Declaring Martial Law

i taly Military Moving As Reds Tie Up Milan  Strikers Take Over Federal Office; Firing 6f Prefect Sets Off March

Military Is Ordered fo Take Over Milan   Must Oust Leftist Demonstrators in Italian City

Strike Violence Spreading Thru Italv And France   France Calls Eighty Thousand Members of 1946 Military Class to Colers to Cope with Communist Bred Outbreaks; ltalian Government Orders Troops to Take Over Milan After Reds Seize Government Building.

Seize Milan ’ Prefecture  As Warning   Plan To Take Over Other Public Buildings

Laraine Goes To Work; Leo To Florida   Jury Acquits Woman For Slaying Mate After She Testifies

New Leads In Murder Case   Police Receive Envelope Containing Effects Of Gril. 

FBI Says Loyal Federal Workers Need Not Worry  metam. Cae blued   No Cause for Hysteria Except to Those With ‘Sinister Reasons’

Marshall Plan Is Seen as  Point at Issue  Delegates Gather  for Sessions of

Marshall Plan Is Seen as  Point at Issue Delegates Gather for Sessions of Economic Council

U.S. Presses For Showdown On Balkan Issue UN Council Delegates Gather; Soviet Fight On Aid Forecast

CAPITAL IN LINE OF RED'S DRIVE   Chinese Communists Threaten Manchurian City; Martial Law Declared

Communists ‘Press Offensive    Manchuria Capital City Threatened; Martial Law Ordered

Greek Guerrillas Of 2,000 Retreats   Heavy Fighting With Army Troops Marks Withdrawal

oe i aon armen  Roosevelt Sees Third Party High Card for Republicans

Research Scientists Developing New Types of Sugar Beets to Meet Demands of Machine Age---Anderson

DEMOCRATS SWEEP KENTUCKY; ENTIRE TICKET [§ AHEAD   Congressman Clements, Who Voted Against Taft-Hartley Law, Elected Governor Over Dumimit.   LEADS BY 47,000;  THIRD OF PRECINCTS IN   Republican National Committeeman Todd Estimates Democrats Will Carry State by 40,000.

Democrats Pile Up Big Lead in  Kentucky Race  GOP Concedes — 40,000 Victory  In State Races

Taft Says Prices Will Be Top Issue  Trip To Set Forth ~ Record Of Congress

Taft Says Prices, Not Labor Law, Will Be Top Issue  eclares People Should ‘Eat Less, and Less Extravagantly’

EAT LESS, SEN.TAFT ADVISES   Cost Of Living Big "48 Issue, He Says

High Prices As ’48 Issue   ‘Will Take Precedence Over Labor Law, Says Taft in First Speech On ‘Pulse-Feeline’ Tour

SENATOR URGES EATING LESS’ TO COMBAT TREND   Heavy Consumption Blamed By GOP Leader on Journey Through Western States

Eat Less, Advice in Price Fight   G. O. P. Presidential Aspirant Defends Rights of States

“NATION SHOULD TIGHTEN BELT”   High Prices And Not Labor Act Top Election Issue, Says Taff

Living Costs Seen as Election Issue in ‘48   Senator Taft Calls On Americans to Eat Lees In Fichting Hikes

Taft Thinks High Living Costs Will Be Main Issue in 1948 Ballot Battle

High Prices . To Be Issue In Elections, Taft: Asserts  Senator Defends New Labor Law; Points to Sentimen In Pennsylvania

EDUCATOR DECRIES VETS’ DISINTEREST   Ex - Service Men’s Inaction Called ‘Pitiful’

U.S. NEGRO ‘CHURCHMEN RESENT ‘TREATMENT. AT BAPTIST WORLD ALLIANCE

en ee eee  Torrid Weather Is Expected fo Stay A Few Days Longer   Cool Front From Canada Is Stalled; Needs a Northwest Wind

Mexico City Act Principal Issue.   Brazilian Foreign ‘Minister  Expected to Be Elected Conference President © ‘

Welcome Speech ls Scheduled by President Dutra   Nicaragua Is Not at Parley; Treaty Will Outlaw Aggression

HiMISPHERE MEETING WILL BEGIN TODAY   Foreign Ministers of 20 Nations Gather Below Rio to Plan Treaty of Mutual Defense Against Aggression.

Foreign Ministers Open Brazil Meet   Gather to Write Historic Treaty for Mutual Defense

Pan-America Conference Opens Today   Representatives Of 20 Nations Gather in Brazil

Dutra Speech To Open Conference   Foreign Ministers Of 20 Nations Meet In, Rio De Janeiro

Rio Parley To. Start Talks On Mutual Defense   20 Nations Of Western Hemisphere Taking Part.

INTER-AMERICAN DELEGATES MEET TO OPEN PARLEY   20 NATIONS WILL FRAME TREATY FOR MUTUAL DEFENSE

Steel Company Attorney Flays Federal Agency   Tells Senate Group That NLRB Has Attempted To Destroy Independent Union At Plant   UMW Health Fund  Also Draws Fire   Mine Ownere See Strike When Government Gives Up Operation Of Piis In July

Chemists Leave For Bikini Atoll For New Study   Will Re-Survey Reef Blasted By Atomic Bombs About Year Ago

World Crisis At Hand, Says Gen. Marshall   U.S. Must Feed Occupied Nations, Secretary Warns

Purser’s Tackle Keeps Stewardess From Following Falling Navigator

OHIO MEASURE ASS END OF SUGAR RATION   One of 248 New Bills Before Legislature Which Meets Again Monday

Hal Boyle Reports: the Case of 35-Pound Case of Ice in ©  Arkansas Which Cost. $4,000

Anderson Told Submit List Of Traders   Senate Committee Calls Secretary For Questioning

Anderson Subpoenaed To Appear With Names Senate Group Orders Names Of Traders

Order Anderson To Reveal List Of Big Traders   Dealings in Grain And Other Commodities To Be Probed

ANDERSON TOLD TO HAND OVER LIST TO SENATE   Committee Wants Names Of Big Traders In Grains, Commodities   CABINET OFFICER TO APPEAR THIS MORNING

BALLARD WARNS ON LOBBYISTS   Ohio Budget “Squeezed” As House Work Progresses

Senate Will Vote Today On Motion To Recommit Lilienthal’s Nomination

Lilienthal Issue To a Senate Vote By Members Today   Ballot to Be Taken or Return to Committee of Nomination  j 

Senaté Vote On Lilienthal Motion Today  May Return Issue   May Return Issue To Its Committee

Decision Due On Lilienthal   Action Due On Motion To Return Nomination To Committee

GOP Drive To Capture White House Moves Ahead   Flood of Statements Hits Administration ; Gov. Green Speaks at Lincoln Day Banquet

ANTI-STRIKE LAW PASSED BY. FRENCH   Measure Against Walkouts and Sabotage Is Approved by the Upper Chamber and Is Ready for President Auriol.

Sabotage Law Passes Chamber  Goes Through After Tumultuous 21 Hour

Asti-Strike Bill Passed in France   ‘Drastic Measure Now Goes President for   BY VOTE OF 217 TO 82   Government Gives Police "Right to Use Aros fo

(Government (Already  Using Powers   21-Hour Session Sends Act to President Auriol

Expect President To Sign Anti-Strike Bill Within 2 Days   Approval Ends Wild Session of Legislature; Measure Increases Penalties For Sabotage

rench Regime Approves New Drastic Law  Anti “Strike Measure  avon

French Upper Chamber Votes Drastic Curbs   New. Anti-Sabotage, Anti-Strike Measure “Goes to President

Drastic New Law In Effect   Police Directed to Use Guns If Necessary to  Enforce Order; Strikers Urged to Hold Out

Anti-Strike Bill  Passed in France   Drastic Measure Now Goes to the President for Signing :   BY VOTE OF 217 TO 82   Government Gives Polic« _ Right to Use Arms for  Protection

Strike Power Bill Goes To President   French Legislature Completes Its Action on Measure

French Pass  Labor Bill   Upper House Approves Anti-Strike Measure After Fiery Session

FRANCE ORDERS POLICE TO USE GUNS IF NEEDED   Armored Cars Chase Strike Crowd; Three Killed In Rioting At Valence

France Adopts Strike Measure After Debate   PARIS (AP)—After a tumultuous 21-hour session, the Upper Chamber of the French Legislature approved Premier Robert

Anti-Strike Legislation Approved   French Body Backs Premier By 217-82 Vote

Showdown With Reds In Franee   Tough Anti-Strike Law Of ficially Aproved 217 te, 82 After Long Seseioen 

Labor Strife At Showdown Stage In France As State Is Permitted To Use Force

Auriol’s Signature To Clamp Penalty On French Strikers  Upper House Passes Bill To Cope with Civil Disorders

French Anti-Strike Law Goes to Premier Schuman for Signature; Labor Disorders Continue.

French Labor Strife Is Near Showdown Stage   Upper Chamber Passes New Anti-Strike  ns

Strike Power Bill Goes To President  French Legislature   French Legislature Completes Its Action on Measure

Approves Schuman’ S  Labor Law  Beco nh TTeccenn   French Upper Chamber Votes 217 To 82

New Anti-Strike Law Approved By French Assembly   Bill Increases Punishments For Sabotage; Sets Up Penalties For Inciting Strikes

UPPER HOUSE VOTES DRASTIC FRENCH BILL   Act to Provide Stiff Penalties for Sabotage Now Goes to President.

Penalties Set For Agitators  hh 217-82 Vote   French Police Directed To Use Force if Necessar

Anti-Strike Law Passed in France  Measure Demanded By Schuman Cabinet In Labor Crisis

French Strikers Told to Hold Firm  LABOR STRIFE IS AT SHOWDOWN STAGE

Anti-Strike Law Wins Approval InFrance   Police Empowered To Use Firearms In Defense

Drastic Anti-Strike ‘Lawis Approved in. - French Legislature         ; Today or Sunday

J eee eee  Anti-Strike Legislation Is Approved  New Law Awaits Action Ey Auriol

Measure Goes To Auriol For Final Action   French Legislature Sets Up Penalties For Inciting Work Stoppages In Crisis

Index In Today’s Post   France Approves Anti-Strike Law As Labor Crisis Nears Showdown

French Upper House Okays Anti-Strike Bill   Sets Strike; Sabotage Penalties; Labor Strife Near Showdown

POLICE T0 USE THEIR GUNS ON MOB DISORDERS   Strikers Urged Ic Fiold Firm tr France; Legislature Approves Drastic Anti-Strike, Anti Sabotage Law.

Drastic New Anti-Strike Bill Passed   French Premier Given Wide Authority; Police To Use Guns To Stop Communist Mobs «

FRANCE’S WAR ON SABOTEURS   LEGISLATURE VOTES FOR ANTI-STRiKi BILL, 217-82

PRESIDENT SETS PACE 4N CAMPAIGN   Observes First Meatless Tuesday, Substitutes Fish

President Shows Way With Salmon On Lunch Menu   Grain Exchange Ups Margin On Request

President Points V av To Citizens   Butterless Days Are Considered As Next Request

PRESIDENT LEADS NATION IN COMBAI ON WASTE OF FOOD   First ‘Meatless Tuesday’ Since War Is Observed in Nation Today; Truman Eats Fish, Cheese.   GRAIN EXCHANGES ACCEDE TO DRIVES

White House Sets Pace for Nation; All Cafes Unable to Join in; Full Compliance Is Expected Shortly

TRUMAN SETS PACE FOR U. 5. MEATLESS DAY   Effectiveness of Program to Save Grain for Hungry Europe to Be Gauged Later.

Cooperation Offers Swanip White House   First ‘Meatless Tuesday’ since World War  Sei As Nation Acts To Feed Europeans

Dessertless, Butterless  Days Ahead   Food Committee Considers “Less’’ Days As Nation Starts To Save Huge Pile Of Grain

ain Drive   Grain Exchenges   Grain Exchanges Boost Margins  On Future Deals

TRUMAN SETS. - PACE FOR FOOD CONSERVATION   President Observes U. S. First Meatless Tuesday

Truman Sets Example On Meatless Tuesday  U.S. Housewives Swing Into Step To ‘Serimp’ for Starving Europe

1946 Speeds Are Bettered In Air Races   384.6 Miles an Hour Averaged in Event For P-51 Mustangs

RECORDS FALL IN AIR RACES; FINALS TODAY   Hammond, Indiana Pilot Takes First Prize At 384.6 Miles An Hour

Beville Wins Mustang Race  Tops Record of 374 With 384.6. Average

Two Pilots Set New Records  At Air Races   Hammond, Ind., Flier Takes Mustang Race; Program Closes Today

Indiana Entry Pilots Mastang 384.6 MPH To Land Top Honors at National Air Races

DALLAS AWAITS MONDAY VOTING   Dallas Campaigning At White Heat As 15 Candidates Seek. Town Council ‘Seats And Four Contest For: Mavor’s Office.

Dallas Campaigning At White Heat As 15 Candidates Seek Town Council Seats And Four Contest For Mavor's Office.

BRITISH POSTS ARE ATTACKED BY TERRORISTS   Tel Aviv Area Experiences. Night of Terror

Four Assaults Are Staged in Tel Aviv Zone   Night of Terror Is Experienced by City as New Battle Rages

FLAMES LIGHT UP TERRORIST BAND ATTACKS   British Military Camp and Headquarters House under Sieqe.

Terrorists Attack  Army Headquarters   Bombs Explode in Darkened Streets, Setting Gasoline Fires After Power Lines Are Cut

Terrorists Attack British. Military Headquarters and Sarona Military Camp

BRITISH SOLDIER AND 4 JEWS DEAD IN TEL AVIV FIGHT   Terrorists Attack English Military Headquarters and Army Camp in Coastal City.   JAFFA POLICE STATIO TO SOUTH RAID   Homemade Bombs and Mines Explode in Battle That Lasts Hour and 15 Minutes—20 Wounded.

Soldier, Four Others Killed In Tel Aviv   Extremists Use Homemade Bombs, Road Mines In Night OF ‘Terror.

Palestine Terrorists Attack British Army on Wide Front   - Report Five Killed and 24 Wennded; Military Headquarters Under Fire

5 Slain, 24 Wounded In Palestine   Twin Attacks Made On British Stotions In Day of Violence

Fighting Flares On Wide Front In Jewish City   Terrorists Attack Two Military Posts And Police Station

BRITISH SOLDIER AND FOUR JEWS DIE IN BATTLE   24 Other Persons Wounded as New Violence Spreads In Holy Land

Gunfights Kil 5 in Tel Aviv   “Explosions, Fires Sweep Jewish City

Violence Flares On Wide Front In Holy Land  Coastal Military   Coastal Military Camp And Police Station Attacked.

Jewish Lerrorists Open Attacks  on Extended Front   British Soldier and Five Extremists Meet Death, 24 Are Wounded in Assault on British Headquarters

Terrorists Launch Violent Attacks on British Army Headquarters in Tel Aviv      One English Soldier and Four Jewish Extremists Killed And at Least 24 Other Persons Wounded as Violence Flared on Wide Front Inside Military Law Zone .   Brauer Tinne fret

28 Measures Signed Today By Governor   Individuals Who May Be Mistaken For Minors Must Show Proof Of Age In Taverns

Rennebohm Signs 28 Bills Into Law  Proof of Age in Taverns Okeyed

Tanee’ Tayi   Phone 170. We are ready to go. Two cars and Drivers.

Living Costs Jump Sharply   Government Reports Cover Past 12 Months

CITE SHARP RISE IN LIVING COSTS   Building, Clothing, Fooc Level Off In Rural Sections

LARGEST INCREASES DURING YEAR WERE FOR. BUILDING - MATERIALS, FOOD . AND CLOTHING

House May Trim War Department  Budget a Pet.  CnrAD tft .. J...   GOP Leader Asks Fund: Restored for Aid To Oil, Gas Industry

Cuts Reported For War Dep't   These 3 Hundred ‘Million » May, Be Lopped Off = “Budget -

Army, Navy Budget Cut Is Proposed   Solon Says Subconunittee Will Lop $300,000,000 From War Department’s Appropriation Request

War Deparunent Funds Face Cut  Truman Asks More Post Office Funds

5.5 PER CENT CUT IN ARMY ‘BUDGET SEEN   That Slash in War Department’s 1948 Appropriation Is Reported by a Member of the House Appropriations Group.

ARMY’S CIVILIAN FUNDS SLASHED   War Department Cut Of 5'5 Percent Voted In House Committee

ARMY BUDGET CUT REPORTED LIKELY   HOUSE GROUP SAID TO HAVE DECIDED TO LOF $200,000,000 FROM BEQUEST.

$.300,000,000 Slash in War Department Budget Shaping Up   In the Meantime Additional Funds for Postal Service Are Requested by President Truman

‘Rain n Breaks Chicago Heat; Cool Air ‘May’ Reach Nebraska Monday

@ PETER EDSON   Hoover Finds Famine-Relief Job Much Harder Than in 1918-19

Russians May Defend Albania   British Charge Nation With Crime Against Humanity

Russia May Take Side Of Albania   Soviets Expected To Defend Albania Against Charges Made by Britain

Russia Expected To Back Albania  Britain Urges U.N. To Exact Penalty

EXPECT RUSSIA WILL DEFEND ALBANIA IN U.N. TODAY   Hold Hearings Or 3ritish Charges Regarding Corfu Mine Disaster

UN Council Resumes Hearing On Albanian Case Today   Russia Expected To Defend Albania

UN Delegates Face Big Week   Security Council May Dispose of AlbanianBritish Dispute

Security Council Prepares For One Of Busiest Weeks  Albanian Case, Atom Control On Agenda

BOVIETS EXPECTED 10 HELP ALBANIA OPPOSING BRITISH      eds Likely to Back Albania it “Charges of Crime Against Humanity at UN Meet

RUSSIA EXPECTED TO BACK ALBANIA IN U. N. HEARING  DELEGATES LOOK TO  GROMYKO FOR VIEWS Aw Berrie CHMARGE

Bolt Business Shows Big Loss   Committee To Delve Into Sale Which Cost $16,000,000

Only 29 OF 42,000 Were Left Stranded British:'Girls Deny They Are “Rei dacs Of Despair” In.U. S.

— First Official Soviet Comment—   Molotov Has Greece Doubt   Foreiqn Minister Answers Questions On Aid Plan, Organization Of Germany

Molotov Takes Dim View Of U.S. Aid Plan   Doubts “Democracy” Will Be Restored To Greece This Way

MOLOTOV GIVES VIEWS ON-GREECE   Doubis Truman’ Plan Will  ces On. TE. nnn «

CLOUDY, WARMER   sSOLON WANTS CANADA TO JOIN AMERICA GROUP   Pan-American Day Speech j Stresses Need For Working Together

Vandenberg Urges New World Unity   Asks Canada Be Taken Into Pan-American  Union Speedily.

PLEADS UNITY IN NEW WORLD   Senator Vandenberg Blasts Wallace, Wants Canada In 21-Nation Group

TELLS PAN-AMEQICAN ‘UNION *THAT NATIONS SHOULD FREQUENTLY CONSULT TO PRESERVE SOLIey - . DARITY .

SEN. VANDENBERG WANTS CANADA IN NEW GROUP   Solon Sees Need for Dominion Joining Pan-American Union for Solidarity

President Says New Legislation Does Not Change His Position; Democrats Offer Substitute In Senate Dehate Today

President Discusses Major Issues i\At White House Press Conference

Measure To Speed “Divorces Is Killed   Showdown On Bill To Tax Cooperative Funds Postponed

MEASURE TAXING COOPERATIVES SURVIVES TEST   Shewdews On Legislation Postponed After Two Rell Call Votes   REVISED DIVORCE LAW DEFEATED BY SENATE

Reams Withdraws From Democratic Race for Governor   Announces He Will Seek Nomination for Attorney General

UFFIGIALS OAY INFLATION IN RUSSIA BAD   Bold Step Is Taken To Bolster  Buying Power

krug Gives Results ‘Of U.S. Inspection Week Before Disaste: At Centralia. FL

Inspection Of Centralia Mine One Week Before Blast Revealed  “No Imminent Danger,” Krug Says

INVESTIGATION GOES DEEP INTO MINE   Committee Studies Centralia Disaster

Elder Statesman Sees No Reason For U. 8. To Stop. Making Atom Bomb   Austin To Carry — On Work In UN   President Reluctant fF  Accepting Resignation: Of U. S. Delegate ~~

Number Please?   Baruch Quits Atomic Role, Urges ‘Nation To Continue Making Bomb

Completes Job As Member For United States   Says There’s No Reason Why America Should Not Keep on Making Bombs   Sends Letter To President   Acts Promptly after UN Commission Adopts Essential of Our Contro] Plan

Claims Austin, Delegate To UN Proper Leader   Staff Quits With ‘Elder Statesman’; Work Is Praised By President Truman

Baruch And 3 Aides Quit Atom Board   “US Might-As Well.Go Ahead Making Bombs,” He Savs In Note To Truman

Baruch Quits; Suggests U. S. Increase Bomb   Atomic Commission Mem: bee Tells Truman Wis  Work Is Finished.

BARUCH QUITS U.S.A. ATOMIC COUNCIL POST   DIPLOMAT SEES NO REASON TO QUIT MAKING BOMBS

an Feels Country Should Continue  %e——Bfake Bombs. Control Now Goes ‘To Security Council.

JOB FINISHED, BARUCH QUITS ATOMIC UNIT   Resigns With Staff; Sees No Reason to Stop U. S. Bomb Makina.

Baruch Resigns As U. S. Member Of Atomic Body   Says A-Bomb Production Should Be Continued; Austin Named Successor

Baruch Quits As U.S. Atom  Conciliator   Elder Statesman * Says Job Finished; Austin Takes Over

Bernard Baruch Quits U.N. Post  Sees No Reason Stop Making Atomic Bombs

BARUCH QUITS POST ON ATOM CONTROL BOARD   A-Bomb Making May As Well Continue, Says Statesman, Completing Work

ACTION COMES AT COMPLETION OF ASSIGNMENT   Resignation Letter Advises That U. S. Continue tn Make Ramhs.

Baruch Quits U. N. Atomic Energy Group   Sees ‘No Reason’ Why U.>. Should Make Atomic Bombs

Baruch Quits A-Bomb Job, Says Is Done   Message States Natior Should Continue Weapon Production

BRITAIN REPEATS INTENTION TO END HOLY LAND RULE   Withdrawal Date Not Set Will Be ‘Within a Limited Period.’   WILL AID'UN PROGRAM   Rejects, However, U. S. Bid to Stay on During Transition Months.

Limits Time for Her Withdrawal   U. S. Suggestion Rejected in U.N. Statement

British Will Quit Palestine ‘Within Limited Period”  United Nations Is Given Second Notice

Britain Again Tells UN About Palestine Plan   Date for Withdrawal Not Set; Argentina, Cuba Oppose Partition

Britain Plans To Quit Holy Land  Serves Second Notice Of Withdrawal Plans

Britain Declares She Will Withdraw From Palestine   Partition of Holy Land Between Arabs, Jews Not Yet Settled

Britain Warns Tt€an’t‘Go On’ ~ In Palestine   Informa U.N. Withdrawal Will Take Place ‘Within  ee ee i; pee ee 

Britain Leaving Palestine Soon, She Warns UN.  Refuses to Obligate ea eo ff

‘Hijacking’   State Police Say Parks Admits Taking 48,000 Pounds of Sugar

Material Shortages At Fabricat. ing And Other Steel Conswning Mills May Double Unemployment Figures Within Few Days   SOME PROGRESS IN SETTLEMENT SHOWN

Report Revealed On Foreign Food   Survey Charges Under-Estimation  Of Grain Output

Food Survey Hindered By Black Marts   Committee Giver Report Priar Fo Check In Europe

Black Market’ Abroad Clouds True Picture  Of Food Need   Government Control In Several Countries Spurs Wegal Channel

Black Marketing Reported Barrier To European Survey   Operations Said to ‘Make It “Difficult, If Not Impossible’ To Get True Pictura

Former lowan Dies   Survey of European Food Resources Made Difficult by Black Market Operations

Black Markets Make It Difficult For Europe To Survey Food Need  4:

Black Market Impedes Food Surveys   Double Dealing Adds Confusion to European Quandary

Food Resources Survey Difficult With Black Marl   Report Prepared For Inquiry Group

Black Market. Dealings Slow Food Surveys   Europe Unable To Accurately Indicate Needs

Black Market In Europe Is Big Problem   Operations of Markets Make It Difficult for European Nations To Survey Food Resources.

BLACK MARKETS HURT CHECKUPS   Europe Unable To Get Ac. curate Survey Of Food Situation

Black Market Impedes Food Surveys  Do uble Dealing Adds  ‘Anftrrcan   Double Dealing Adds Confusion to European Quandary

BLACK MARKET ABROAD CLOUDS FOOD PICTURE   liegal Mark Prohibits Accurate Survey of Agriculture Products

Farmers Turn Qut Here To Greet Harvey   Republican Candidate for  — Congress, Others Speak at Meeting Held in Courthouse.

GERMANY $ INDUSTRIAL LEVEL UPPED   Raised Over French Protest to Meet 1936 Standards

Mystery Slaying of Jewish Youth Expected To Be Unfolded at Trial of British War Hero

B-17°S MOTHER FLIVVER PLANES   Piper Cub Pilots Heading For Aleutians

Fleeing Indians Find Escape Routes Blocked   Men and Women Killed: New Delhi Filled With Refugees

Republican Chiefs of Senate Spending, Taxing Groups  Promise Overhaul of Budget Joint Committee Created Under

Senators Plan To Overhaul  Truman Budget   Hearing Stage Near On Request for Funds Portal Review Set

Republican Chiets of Senate Spending. Taxing Groups Promise Overhaul of Budaet   Joint Committee Created Under Reorganization Bill May Be Called Inte Session This Week

TRUMAN BUDGET SLASH FORECAST   Republican Leaders in Sen:  te Say Congress Must tae er Purse Strings:

Truman Budget Estimates Due For New Tests   Complete Overhaul   Promised by GOP Chiefs in Senate

Senators Will Revise Truman Budget Figure      Complete Overhaul Is Promised By GOP Sen- ate Chieftains

PRESS PLANS TO OVERHAUL BUDGET SETUP   GOP Readies Complete Revision of Truman Spending Plans

GOP To Overhaul -Truman’s Budget Proposal For ’47   Republican Chiefs Of Senate Spending And Taxing Committees Reveal Action: Call Of Committee Expected Soon

TO ADD CARIOAL OF WHEAT   Graham County Is Giving Friendship Train a Boost

Wholesale Prices Up, Survey Shows   Livestock Steady With Wheat Down At Chicago Mart

Wholesale Price Rise Increases. Costs of Eating   “Whisky Industry _ Pledges to Cut . Grain Consumption

Wholesale Price Level Up Again; Food Costs Rise  High Prico of Butter Co a ee ee , ee  ie   High Prico of Butter Brings Growing Boycott; Bread Likely to Ga Up

WHOLESALE INDEX IS HIGHER FIRST TIME IN LAST TWO WEEKS  WHISKEY INDUSTRY CUT CAUSES DROP. IN GRAIN AT BOARD OF TRADE

Food Index Rises Again After 2 Weeks  Luckman Asks Grain * Saving by Brewers—  Distillers To Help

DEGAULLE 10 SEER RAMADIER QUSTING FOLLOWING VOTING   General Gets New Power; Asks Premier Step Out of Office; Communists Reopen Attack.   CABINET TO MEET IN PARIS TUESDAY

De Gaulle Seeks To Oust Premier   Ramadier is Asked To Resign and Pave Way for New Regime

General Asks Dissolving Of National Assembly To Pave Way For Rally   Demand Follows Election Victories   Communists, Beaten Seeond Straight Time, Say De Gaulle Is Dictator

General Makes Bid  tor Power.   French Communists Threaten Strike, Charae Election Fraud

De Gaulle Acts Promptly to Rule France   Demands Ramadier Quit and Clear Way for Him to Take Over

Arab Leaders Plan for War on Partition   "Moslem Fighters May Wait Till British ‘ Leave in August —

Palestine War Plot Thickens   Arabs Expected to Start ‘Formal’ Offensive When British Depart

Last Rites For Mrs. James Smith Held June 25th   Conducted by Rev, H. V.. Bartz in Methodist Church

Last Rites For Mrs. Hattie Hauck Held April 30th   Resident of Rolfe 64 Years, Active in Church Work

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  A Store Where The Goods Keep Out The Customers

Operator Has His Store So Crowded With Merchandise. People Can’t Enter to Buy

U.S. Agrees To Send  Ammunition To China   North Carolina And Virginia Slated To Receive More Than $4,000,000 In River Control Projects

PRECEDENTS. FALL BY WAYSIDE FAST   Bilbo Ouster Battle Upsets Usual Senate Procedure

Appropriation Bill Is Signed by Jester   Action Ends Hopes 5ome Items Would Be Cut To Make Room for Lamar and Other Praposals

Representatives of Chrysler Corporation and Union Continue Their Conferences and Are Reported Close to Agreement — Present Contract, Extended Three Times, Is Due to Expire at Midnight Saturday.

GREEK SITUATION BEING WATCHED   Officials Wonder How Far Soviet Satellites Will Go

STRIKE AT INLAND STEEL PLANT BEGUN   Pickets Thrown Around Two Plants —Negotiations for New Contract Continue.

STRIKE TIES UP INLAND PLANTS   Negotiations Continued Without Agreement  After Deadline

Foiled Robber Kills Pal, Self   neem em tereet al  Three Others Nabbed on $1,000,000 ‘Job’

Death Pact Snuffs Out Bandit Duo   Pair Dying in Chicage Gun Battle Linked to Wilmette Slaying.

Murder-Suicide Pact Ends Gun Battle Between Trapped Bandits, Police

Repeal of Sales Tax Amendment Back in Senate   Concede Little Chance of Passace

NATIONAL GUARD ENLISTMENT DRIVE OPENS ON SEPT, 16TH   NATIONWIDE EFFORT TO OBTAIN MEN FOR GUARD UNITS IS BEING PLANNED

Bar Association Asked To Extend Legal Aid To All   Chief Justice Vinson Wants Lawyers To See That Persons Unable To Afford Fees Are Protected: Rix Warns Of Russian

Vinson Urges Free Legal Aid To Poot   Chief Justice Addresses American Bar Association

BAR IS ASKED TO BROADEN AID TO NEEDY   Chief Justice Vinson Addresses American Bar Association

More Rain Needed To Preclude Huge Losses In Main Corn Belt   _ Summer’s Longest Heat Wave Is Broken;  Board Of Trade Prices Dip After Showers

Rain, Cool Air Break Heat: Corn Crop Aided   Farmers of Midwest Hope for More Rainfall Within Next Week to Retain Benefits; Storms Help Check Rapid Deterioration of Crops

Light Frosts Held Possible for Low Spots in Minnesota, Wisconsin

General Rains Check Losses In Corn Crop   More Precipitation Needed, However, To Increase Yield

Rain Is Help In Corn Belt,  Survey Shows   Fifteen Million Bushel a Day Loss Is Checked and More  Rain Needed To Mature Crop.

Rainfall Breaks Record Heat Wave.  Temporarily Halts Hieh Corn Loss

Welcome Rains Break Midwestern Heat Wave;  Still More Precipitation Needed To Save Crops

Deterioration of Crops Checked by Scattered Showers   Farmers in Nation’s Big Corn Belt Hope for Additional Rain

More Rain Needed in Corn Belt   Additional Soaking Said To Be Required to Keep Benefits of Monday’s General Showers

Corn Belt Gets Rain; Prices Fall   Cooler Weather Also Strikes Midwest And Is Due To Extend To Fact Tonicht

Showers Check  Damage To Corn   Summer's Longest Torric Spell Finally Is Broken In Middle Weat.

Farmers in Corn Belt Hope for More Rain Soor   Soaking Downpours Needed for Crops

Farmers Hope For More Rain To Save Corn   Need Soaking Rains, But Federal Weathe: Men Believe Yield Will Still Be Small

Grain Belt Gets. No Real Relief In Light Showers  Corn Futures Drop Full 8 Cents With Optimism Over Rair

boston bakes:  Farmers In Corn Belt Hoping For More Rain To Save Crop

Corn Belt Hopes For Further Rain   15 Million Bushel Per Day Loss Checked by Downpour

Cost-of-Living Items Reach All-time Highs   Most Commodities Record Sharpest Advance Since ‘46

Highest in History Hogs Feature Advance During Week In Upward Price Swirl of Commodities

Pork and Grain Lead Advances In. Food Prices   Hogs Reach Highest “Price in History inWild Scramble on  Livaetacl Markate 

Commodities Attain Higher  Price Levels   Hogs, Grains Feature Sharpest Rise Since Early December, 1946

Three Are Dead: Many Injured: In Train Wreet   Heroic Last Action Of Train Engineer Credited With Saving Many Lives   WRECK OCCURS IN CALIFORNIA

HURT AS TRAIN HITS TRUCK   Heroic Final Act of Engineer in Setting Brakes Wins Praise

Phone Workers Will Back WU In Strike Call   Telegraph Union Counsel Charges Company With Unfair Practices, “Intimidation”

U.S. Supports British ‘Contentions   Says Albania Knew of Minefield in Corfu Channel

U.S. Supporis Britain's Albanian Case  Russia, However,   Russia, However, Asks That Matter Be Dropped

Marshall Proposes Reduction of Occupation Forces in Germany   American Secretary Also Presents Big-Four Session With Papers Outlining Suggested Freadome Wader New Government in Reich: -

Marshall Urges Cut In Troops   Ways to Keduce Occupation Costs In Germany Sought

Marshall For Cut In Forces In Germany   Would Have Council Order Reduction To Only Those Necessar

U.S. Secretary of State Makes Makes Proposal in Paper Given to Other Foreign  Ministers.   MOSCOW MEETING IN RECESS TODAY

Asks Reduction Of Occupation Forces In Reich   Marshall Urges Cut To  Minimum Necessary To  A sesecva Sartersty

Measure Said To Be One Of Economy   Self-Sustaining Germany Another Objective

Marshall Asks Fewer Troops In Germany   Secretary Proposes Big Four Reduction For Occupation to  Barest Minimum

MARSHALL ASKS REDUCTION OF ALLIED FORCES IN GERMANY   Ministers Are In Recess At Moscow Today Making Plans

Proposal Made To Conferees On German Pact   Reduction of Troops To Minimum Amount For Safety Advised

Marshall Proposes Force Reduction   Wonld Cur Allied Forces With Only Enough for Security

Occupation Forces Mav  Be Reduced   Marshall Makes Proposal To Council OF Foreign Niinisters

Plan Outlined In Paper Given Foreign Chiefs   Would Cut Troops Te Minimum Needed For Policy, Security

Marshall Proposes Cut of Troops in Germany   American Delegation Passes Out Papers on Democratization, Pay for Nationals

Marshall Asks Reduction Of Alhed Forces   Asks Big 4 Ministers To Reduce Armies In lermany to Minimum

Marshall Proposes Reduction of Allied  Forces in Germany  Big 4 Diplomatic Struaale Enters   Big 4 Diplomatic Struggle Enters New Phase Today

MARSHALL FOR TROOP CUT IN GERMAN ZONES   U.S. Aims In Reich Set Forth In Paper Circulated At Moscow Parley

Big 4 Ministers Charting Moves. On Reich Future   Take Day Off At Moscoy To Summarize Result: Of 2-Week Old Parley

URGES SLASH TO MINIMUM IN GERMANY   U. §. Plan Circulated Among Other Member: Of Big Four Council

REDUCTION IN FORCES ASKED BY MARSHALL   Would Cut Occupation Forces to Bare Minimum in German  Occupied Areas   MOVE NECESSARY TO MAKE GERMANY SELF SUPPORTING

Big Four Asked To Cut Forces For Occupation   Reduction Sought By Marshall in Paper at Mascow

Decentralization Plan For German Government ‘Outlined By U.S. At Moscov

U. S. Would Cut Troops In Germany   Marshall Makes Proposal to Other Powers At Moscow -

Marshall Reported For Cut in Forces Now in Germany   Proposal Circulated Among Ministers Now in Rececs

Reduction Said Necessary To German Economy  Only Minimum Of Troops For Security Asked

For Fewer Troops In Occupied Zone   Marshall Makes Proposal tc Other Foreign Ministers   IN FORM OF A PAPER      Plan Calls for Report from Allied Control Council,  June 

Would Cut Reich Force   Marshall Proposes Reduction of Occupation Forces By July

Cut Urged in Reich Forces   Marshall Proposes All Occupation Armies Be Reduced to Minimum

Mar shall Asks Ty oop Slashes  In Germany   Would Cut Occupation Forces to Minimum Required for Security

Big Four Charts Next Moves In Diplomatic Battle  Government Of Germany Issue

Powers Asked To Cut Forees In Germ any   Marshall Would Hold Occupation Armies To Minimum Held Necesary

Big 4 Fight Over Germany fo New Phase   Deputies Engaged in Boiling Down Mass of Proposals

Marshall Asks Cut For Men On Duty   Secretary Would Reduce Forces In Germany

MARSHALL ASKS SMALLER ARMY UNITS IN REICH   Foreign Ministers Chart Next Moves in Battle over Germany's Future

PROPOSE REDUCTION OF ALLIED FORGES NOW IN GERMANY   Cut to the Minimum Necessary to Carry Out Allied Policies.      MOVE BY MARSHALL   Proposal Was Made In Papers  Cireulated Among Big Three.

REDUCTION OF TROOPS INSIDE REICH SOUGHT   Marshall Favors Protection Enough to Guarantee Security

Say: Marshall Proposes to Ministers Reduction of Allied Troops.in Germany

Cut Forces in Reich--Marhsall   Big Four Asked ‘To Trim Size of Occupation Army

U.S. Proposal to 3 Ministers   Report by June 1 on Number Needed, Aim

AIM TO SLAST ALLIED FORCE IN GERMANY   Marshall Proposes Minimum Number Of Troops   OTHER PAPERS   Cover Plans For Democratization And Property Compensation

ETO Troop Reduction Proposed   Report Marshall Seek: Minimum Forces Needed For Operations

Demand Made As Third Week of Parley Is Begun   Soviets Also Refuse To Abandon Own Bid Against Country

arshall Asks or Reduction n Occupation   k Proposes Armed Force: Cut To Return Germany To Self Support.

Marshall Asks Less Troops ror Germany   Occupation Forces Could Be Cut, Secretary Asserts

Report Marshall Asks Occupation Force Reduction  Wants Only Needed  panne ph (aaPmaAnY

Patton Says In Book That Soldier He Slapped Was Hysterical And A.W.O.L

Patton’s Book Says He Was ‘Under Wraps’   General Also Defends Slapping of Soldier In Sicilian Campaign

Patton's Book Contends General _ Held Under Wraps During Campaign

DEFEND A SLAPPING   (en. Patten in Memories Told How He Happened to Strike G.I,

YANKS FREED BY YUGOSLAV!   Five Days of Captivity Are Ended for Officer And Two Enlisted Men

SUGAR RATIONING ENDNOT FORESEER   Spokesman Says Reports of End of Program Are Untrue.

— ATCHESON ACCIDENT — . Crash Laid to Human, Mechanical Failures

Ship’s Seizure Protested by U.S.   Netherlands Stops Indonesian Cargo

Bonus for Vets Won't Be Paid Before Mid-Year   Time Necessary for . Preliminary Work, Director Points Out

Air Racing Will Start Saturday   National Air Races In Cleveland Expected To Draw 900 000 Paid Customers

AIR RACES AT CLEVELAND = ARE TO START TOMORROW   “eIFTEEN RACES DURING 8-DAY PERIOD EXPECTED __TO ATTRACT 200,000 _ “PERSONS

To Increase Industries Of Germans   Britain and U. 8S. Authorize Production to Near the Levels of 1936

Industry In American And British Zones Will Approach 1936 Levels   Output Of Steel Will Be Doubled   Action Taken As Part Of Plan To Aid European Recovery Program

German Industry Will Be Allowed More Production   Output Of Steel Is To Be Doubled

BRITAIN, U. 8. MOVE T0 BOOST REICH OUTPUT   Industry in Two Zones Author: {zed To Produce at 1936 Levels

U:S., Britain To Revise _ Program   Germany industry In Combined Zone Will Produce at Almost 1936 Level

Germany's Productior Increased   U. S., Britain Adopt Program to Restore 1936 Output Level

Situation of Corn Crop Vulnerable   Soil Moisture Supplies Very Low — Growth of Late Acreage Retarded

Army Drops Probe Into Jewel Theft   Americans Are Not Involved In Case, Authorities State

THEFT PROBE IN REIGH IS DROPPED   Stealing of Jewels May Be Family Affair After All

No Americans Involved In Theft: Investigator Says Family Intrigue To Blame

Army to Drop Investigation  Of Jewel Case   Technical Charges To Be Cancelled Against German Girl

Army Releases Fraulein Held In Gem Theft   Drops Probe Of Missing Jewels Of Late Princess

GERMAN JEWEL MIXUP DROPPED   No American Involved Handsome Fraulein Is Cleared

13 Meet Death In State Mishaps   Three of Thirteen Are Victims of Traffic Accidents

LUXURY TAXES PROPOSED FOR TEACHER PAY   Rep. Sollenberger, Williamsburg, Backs Bill to Raise S$40.000.000.

MOTORCYCLIST HURT IN CRASH WITH AUTO   Gene Zinn, 5 Commerce Street, Suffers Fracture Of Left Wrist And Injured Right Wrist

FARM SHOW PRIZES ‘TO TOTAL $44,600   Will Be Largest Amount O' Premium Money Ever Of. fered In History Of Harris. burg Exhibition

Bevin Reaffirms Cordial Relations OF U. S. Britain  Solid yay wets n 25.Vea

U. S.-Britain Solidarity Reaffirmed  Bevin Supports Plan For Big Four Pact

Bevin Reattirms Solidarity With U.S.; Pledges Support To Plan for 25-Year Pact

BRITISH BACK U.S. PLAN FOR 25-YEAR PACT   Solidarity of Nations Is Reaffirmed By Bevin in Talk

Bevin Pledges British Amity In Peace Plan   American Proposal To Demilitarize Germany Given Support

BRITAIN TO BACK PROPOSAL OF U.S. FOR 4-POWER PACT   Bevin Tells Commons Government Will Support Pian of Byrnes to Insure Ger man Demilitarization.   REFERS TO DISPUTE OVER PALESTINE ISSUE   Declares ds That “Matter Stan by Itself” in Reaffirming British - American ‘Solidarity,

Britain to Back 4-Power Pact   Bevin Reaffirms British, Tl. &. Solidarity

WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX NOW AT AN ALL TIME HIGH   Aside From Food, General Price Level Rose 1.3 ~ Percent in Week.

2 Hurley Clubs Raided by State  7 Men Draw Fin Gaming Tables Seiz Ze

2 Hurley Clubs Raided by State   7 Men Draw Fines; Gaming Tables Seizec

The Library Bake Sale which was scheduled for Friday. April 4, has been postponcd indefinitely.   EASTER PARTY

oT HERS RETAIN CURBS  ~ Move To Abolish Rent Controls In Clovis Area Is Rejected

MASKED BANDIT KILLS HIMSELF   ‘ornered Bank Robber Shoots Self Through Head As Pursuers Close In For Capture.

Teacher Salary Bill Proposes  Resources Tax   Author Says Measure Would Yield Additional $22,000,000 Per Year

Tax on Natural Resources Asked To Obtain Funds   “Basic Science Law’ Referred To Study By Subcommittee

THREE KILLED IN BRITISH BLAS   Rocket Testing F Fatal to One German: Expert, Two Britons

Blast Kills Expert On German Rockels      Two British Researchers Are Also Killed In Explosion

Explosion Kills Three as British Test a Rocket’   German Scientist Loses Life; New Explosive May Be Involved

Explosion Rips Research Plant   German Rocket Expert ~ One Of 3 Men Killec

State Agrees to Plea of Defense That Youth Be Sent to Plainfield

Will Retain Heyns-And3 Wardens   ‘Governor Takes Over Personally When Entire Corrections’ © ~ Commission Resians En Masse

CHINESE RED SEES HOPE FOR PEACE   Marshall’s Efforts’ Not in Vain, Yeh Save

Violence Over Texas Claims ; Twelve Lives   Five Persons Are Shot To Death; Two Are Burned

ARMY QUIETLY WARNS INDUSTRY TO MOBILIZE; NEWS LEAKS DISTRACT LEGISLATORS; MANY RISKY TARS TY COAvrRNArWYT

GRAVEL TRUCK AND FAMILY’S CAR COLLIDE   Father, Mother Killed Instantly; Daughter Still Critical

“FREAK” COLD WAVE COVERS MIDWEST   Unseasonable Weather Brings Snow to Seven States

Worst Ordeal for Marshall and Bevin Foreign Ministers to Get Russian Vodka Test Tonight

Vodka and Stalin— Two Inflammable  Tests for Marshall   Russian Chief May Face Bevin and U. S. Guest  Sometime Today

Some Were Carried Out  ae ae em nm  Famed Vodka Toast Test Awaits Yank Diplomats

India Is Reported Arming For Conflict 'On Eve of Independence From Britain

INDIA NEARING CRISIS; TROOPS ARE ON ALERT   FUTURE OF NATION WILL BE MADE KNOWN MONDAY

India Facing Big Week; Unrest High   British Blueprint for Home Rule Will Be Disclosed Monday

Blueprint For Self-Rule To Be Given Monday   Nation Reported In Throes Of Gun Ruuning, Troop Movements And Arming; To Outline Pattern

Indian Communities Are Arming for Possible Conflict   Peace or Bloodshed Approached on Eve of Nation’s Most Momentous Weeks in History

Tension Rises As India Waits For Blueprint   Nine Killed, 41 UInjared In Caleutta Rioting; British Plan To Be Presented

A. T. & T. TURNS DOWN FEDERAL WAGE FORMULA   Long Lines Workers In Acceptance of $5.14 Pay Suggestion

U.S. Efforts To End Phone Dispute Fail   Workers in Illinois And New York Likely To Go Back to Posts

Latest Offer Is Futile in Phone Strike   Agreements Made, However, in Illinois  And New York State

Some Unions In NY, Illinois Take $4 Hike   Long Lines Accept $4.50 U. S. Plan, But AT&T Refuses

AT&T Rejects $5.14 Proposal   Union Accepts Government Ware Rnasi Offer

Phone Workers In Illinois, New York Accept Wage Hike   Rep. Bradley Tells Folks Back Home Of His Sorry Pl  Round Of Cocktail Parties And Dinners Has Congressman Dizzy

Union Accepts Wage Proposal Of Government   Company. Turns Down . Suggested Wage In€rease of $5.14

MORE PHONE UNIONS VOTE TO END TIEUE   Independent Groups In New York, Illinois Accept Pay Offer

Efforts to Settle Strike Continue  Some Unions Accep  Fe we, Lege mT: rN

Phone Picture Has Both Dark, Bright Spots  A.T.& T. Balks AIU. S. Plan; Union Accents

Efforts to Settle Strike Continue  Some Unions Accept New Contracts

N.Y., Illinois Hai! Phone Accord  Federal Mediators Try to Break   Federal Mediators Try to Break ‘Lone Lines’ Union Stalemate ~

Six Telephone Unions  Return To Jobs Today   ON. Y,, Illinois Workers Accept. $4; Long ‘Lines Settlement Hangs Fire

Fact-Finders Rule In Favor Of Phone Company; Odessa Operator Cleared Of Charges

SLASHES IN FARM, INTERIOR FUNDS HIT BY TRUMAN   President Declares Cuts Are Threat to Strong Economy and Challenges Congress to Restore Them.   S 35TH DIVISION * PARADE IN KANSAS CITY   Steps Jauntily Along Twirling Walking Stick—Appeals Again for Higher Minimum Waze.

Truman Raps Congress for Budaet Slicing   Reduction of Form, Interior Funds Seen as Weakening Americ«

Truman Demands Restoration Of Farm Funds  Unification of Armed Forces Also Asked by President

President Hits False Economy  In Budget Cuts   Appeals For Unification Of Armed Forces And For Maintaining “Our Strength”   Declares Nation ‘Must Be Example’   Truman Attacks Failure Of Congresa To Have Natural Resources, Farms Aided

Truman Raps Budget Cuts   Farm, Interior Slices ‘Present Danger’

Says Future Peace Depend: On Free Trade   President Speaks At Waco, Texas on Return from Mexico

‘Mave Not? Nation _  Truman Sees ‘Grave Danger’ in Interior, Farming Funds’ Cut

PRESIDENT rif HIGH TARIFF PLAN   2cys U. S. Must Not Abandon Policy * Reducing Barriers

Truman Prods Congress To Restore Cuts  Feare Weakenina   Fears Weakening Of U. S. Resistance To Agaression

Budget Cuts Weaken U.S. Says Truman   Veterans Told Vital Resources to Fight Aaaression in Peril

Lower Tariffs A Vital Policy, President Says   Asserts in Baylor U, Speech That Industry Will Not Be Hurt

Congress Urged to Restore  Vital Finances Holds Reductions  Present Grave Danger to Nation

Truman Asks Farm Funds Be Restorec   Cites Peril of Weakening  American Resistance

President Calls For Maintenance Of Armed Forces   Present Trends Deplored in Speech At Veterans’ Reunion

PRESIDENT ANTS HIGH TARIFF PLAN   ocys U. S. Must ‘'o? Abandon Policy Ff Reducing Barriers

Grave Danger Of Weakening 'U. S. Resistence   Strong Domestic Economy Necessary To Support Global Commitments.

Truman Says Farm Program Is Endangered   Urges Congress To Restore Cuts In Appropriations

Higher Tariffs Imperil Peace, Truman Warns   Sees Economic War in Barriers; Denies Cuts to Harm Industr

Farm, Interior Programs Are Imperiled, Says   Congress Is Challenged To Restore Appropriations; Says U.S. Must Be Strong To Fulfill] ObHeation

Solons Asked To Restore Appropriations  HST Warns Against Cut In Farm Funds

Truman Declares Proposed Cuts In Budget May Sap Nation Of Strength Essential To “Cause Of Peace”

Congress Challenged to Restore Cuts in Budgets Of Land. Farm Bureaus

PRESIDENT ASKS CASH RESTORED   Soys Farm, Interior Dept. Fund Reductions ‘Grave Danger‘ To America

Truman Jrges Low Cariffs  Higher Rates Will   Higher Retes Will Mean Economic Warfare, He Tells Texas Audience

President Urges Congress To Restore Reductions In Farm, Interior Funds   Asserts Move Poses Grave Danger Of Weakening U. S. Resistance To BRaagression Throughout World

Truman Says BarriersInvite Economic War Future of World Depend  a ee   Future of World Depends On U.S., Pres. Declares In Waco Speech

Larger Farm Fund Asked By Truman  Congress Challenged’ Th Pactare PWnwea Cut 2

Budget Cuts Peril U.S.,  Truman Says   President Foresees Weakening of Stand  Against Aggression

Stirring Address to 35th Division — Reunion Pleads for National Unify

Address Cites Grave Danger Of Weakening U,S. Economy   Farm Program Seen, Kndangered By Slash Made In Lower Body

Truman Urges Congress {fo  Restore Cuts:   House Slashes in Fatm Program Threaten a U. S. Resistance ‘ To Aaarescion :

Challenges Congress To Re store Farm And Interior Fiinde   CALLS FOR ‘STRENGTH TO WITHSTAND AGGRESSION

Freedom of Trade Is Key to Peace, President Feels   Says Serious Consequences Will Result from Ecc nomic Isolationism

Commitments Are Involved   Says Strong Domestic Economy Vital to Back Resistance to Aggression

rour Persons Perish In Fire   Flash Fire Originates In Dumb Waiter Of Tenemant Slane

4 Dead, 8 Hurt  Ih Harlem Fire   Flash Fire In Tenement Started In DumbWaiter Shaft.

FLASH FIRE CUTS THROUGH BUILDING KILLING QUARTET   Negroes. Burned to Death in Harlem Tenement; Eight Are Injured in Blaze

4 Die, 8 Hurt  In New York  Tenement Fire All Victims Are  Harlem Negroes

FOUR ARE DEAD IN N.Y, FIRE   Flash Fire In Harlem Tenement Fatal To Four; Eight Others Injured.

Wildcat — Strike —   Breaks Out   ENTIRE 20,000 BRIGGS CO. WORKERS SCHEDULED TO -WALK OUT WEDNESDAY

HOPE ABANDONED FOR MISSING IN LAKES DISASTER   Waters Swallow Nine Seamen, Two Women; Captain Down with Ship

Is Rep. Beall Jittery?  600 Lobbyists Are Continuously  Haunting Congressmen In Capitai

OVER 600 LICENSED LOBBYISTS GET ON TRAIL OF NATIONAL LEGISLATORS

Gentry With Axes To Grind Pop Up All Over Capito] Hill  Congressmen Are Fair Game To Hosts Of Capital Lobby Groups

REVEALS 2 MURDERS   Man Shows Rodies to Officers As They Arrest Him for Assault

UNIVERSITIES AND. “GOLLEGES MEASURE ~~ WAS SIGNED TODAY   Gov. Donnelly Affixed His Signature to $8,000,000 oo ‘Bill,   ‘MORE THAN EXPECTED   But He Said All of Them Reported. Big: Enrollment — .: Increase.

Donneliy Signs : More Funds Missouri School:   Gi Enrollments Have Jammed MU, Colleges, He Says

FILE SUIT TO TEST LEGALITY REDISTRICTING   FRIENDS OF ACTION SEEK EARLY RULING TO UPHOLD STATUTE

FALL WILL BE LICHT   Shewers & Eastern Kansas Won ' Previde Much Wowiure

FALL WILL BE LIGNT   Showers in Eastern Kansas Wo Provide Muck Woisture

Taft Invades Foreign Field   Condemns Pacis Made A Teheran, Yalta, Potsdam

FAVORITE SON’ CONDEMNS. GERMAN OCCUPATION POLICY   SENATOR ROBERT TAFT SAYS HE 18 NOT HAPPY ABOUT U.S. FOREIGN POLICY -

Taft Opens Unofficial ~ Presidentia Campaign With Foriegn Policy Blas

TAFT RAPS U.S. POLICY IN REICH   Invasion of Foreign Field Leaves No Doubt About Presidential Race

VERMONT REPUBLICAN SENATOR \DECLARES GOP LEADERS TRYING PUT PRESIDENT ON THE SPOT

N. Y. Cops Baffled ln Camera Shooting   Victim of New Year's Eve Attack May Have Undergone Amputation.

LEG AMPUTATION SHOOTING RESULT   9-State Hunt Under Way For Rocco; Material Witness Held

Texas Operators Will Hold Out, Says Union Chief   ‘Won't Take Penny Less’ Than Settlement With Lone Lines Workers

Ucually Mild-Mannered Green Did Not Address Committee In Mild Language But Used  ” Strong Terms   APPEARS BEFORE SENATE TABOR CROUP

Strike-Curb Bills Draw  Green’s Ire   House Committee Bars Any Attempt To Alter GOP Budget Reductions

Committee Asks Him to Cooperate   Labor Leader Runs Into Hostile Reaction as He  Testifies Today

END PHONE RIFT AT FORT DODGE   Union Workers Return  With 10 Per Cent Boost

COP Rally Is To Be Held On  Harvev’s Farm   Large Field Selected for Gathering of People from All over District on 3lst of October.

ARAB JEW POLICE IN FURIOUS BATTLE   5 Slain in Desert Fighting; British Soldier Killed in Jerusalem.

Upholds inspector Who Permitted  “Hazardous” Centralia To Operate   Bureau Of Mines Director Says Inspector Found Mine Where 111 Miners Lost Lives Very Dangerous Five Days Before Explosion: Risk Inevitahia   Mine Shaft Safe Few Months Back      Investigators Seek To De termine Cause For Blast In Which Nine Died

Mines Director Backs Digging At Centralia   Sayers Says Bureau Inspector Used Reasonable Judeoment

Mines Director Backs Inspector Federal Official Says  Bureau Justified in Not Closing Pit

Examined Pit Only 5 Days Before Blast   Says “Reasonable Judge: ment” Exercised In Permitting Mine to Continue Operation   Reported To Be Very Hazardous   Declares Certain Amount Of Risk Is Inevitable, I£ Coal Is to Be Produced

Claim Reasonable Judgment in Mine Hazard Findings  Rit Gavernment Save   But Government Says Centralia Had Time To Act Before Blast

Senate Group Prepares New Safety Bill  Hears Testimony On Inspections

Centralia Mine Inspector Upheld In His Action  Allowed Work Though

Auto Wage Offer Follows New Pattern   General Motors Proposes 15-Cent  Hourly Increase

GM Proposes 15-CentHour Hike In Pay   ‘Auto Producers Raise Original Offer; Steel Workers Ask 23 Cents

Comptroller See: Extra 32 Million State Revenues  Legislature May Now Spend Total Of 218 Million

Truman Calls on People To ‘Respond Proudly’ To Red Cross Campaign

Chinese Assure Americans  Safe Evacuation  Drastic Steps to Be   Drastic Steps to Be Taken to Keep Peiping Road Oven

YANK.EVACUATION ROUTE GUARDED   CHINESE TO TRY TO KEEF REDS AWAY FROM RAILWAY 2,000 WILL USE.

Chinese Assure Americans Safe Evacuation  Drastic Steps to Be Taken to Keep Peiping Road Open

SHOTGUN USED IN LYNCHING SOUGHT   30 Accused Men, 29 Identified As Taxi Drivers, In Jail

Officers Look For Gun Used In Slaying.   ' Thirty Of Accused Nen In Jail; 29 Cab Drivers In Group.

U. S. Move Clears Way For Action  Gets Approval Despite Soviet Onposition

RUSSIA INVOKES UN. VETO NO, 2   Balkan Situation Stirs Up Hot Debate; Final Meve Won By U.S.

Russia Again Uses Veto to Block the Balkan Problems  Security Council Vote: to Strike Question From Discussion

But Way Is Cleared To Give Question To U. N. Assembly DespiteSovietStand In Security Council

REDS USE VETO TO DEFEAT U, §. BALKAN PROPOSAL   Oppose Sending Problem to U.N. Assembly, but Way Is Cleared for Action Despite Objection.   COUNCE. DROPS CASE FROM ITS AGENDA   This Will Enable 55-Member Organization to Consider the Controversial Issue.

Way Cleared for Action hy Assembly  TWlesttn7 Cas. BR      United States Move Approved After Bitter Finh?

Russia Uses Veto To Balk U. S- Plan   Way Gleared, However, Fer Balkan = Problem Despite Gromyko’s Or

Russia Vetoes UN Efforts For Balkans   Way for Action by Assembly Is Cleared Despite Opposition

Council Then Strikes Issue From Agenda  Action Sends Case To U.N. Assembly

Issue Will Be Shifted To General. Assembly   Russia Invokes Veto In Attempt To ‘Keep Problem In Security Council

DES MOINES MAN BURNS TO DEATH   Dies in Collision of 2 Trucks on Highway

Chief Executive To Take Four-Day Vacation In Key West After Giving Foreisn Policy Speech To Congress

Truman Ready For Trip South   Presidential Plane In Readiress For Flight To Key West Today

TRUMAN PLANS FOUR DAY REST   President Takes Off For Short Vacation At Kev West

Truman Told To Take Rest Trip Today   ‘Sacred Cow’ Ordered Out For Flight Today To Key West, Florida

PRESIDENT WILL TAKE 4-DAY REST IN SOUTH   Flies To Key West After His Address On Greece . -

President Goes South for Rest   Flies Toward Key West for Relaxation on Doctor's Orders

NEGRO HUNTED FOR KIDNAPPING CAUGHT   Farm Hand Disapeared Thre Weeks Age With 15-YearOGid White Giri

Suspected Kidnaper Is Finally Caught   Negro Held Following Dis appecrance With Writs “Girl

Murder Victim Had Many Narrow Escapes  Husband Sought  by Police . for Questioning

SET FOR PROGRAM   National Guard To Hok n House at Com munity Building

INTERIM SETUP FOR HOLY LAND TALKED   Philippines Makes Sugges: tion; Russia Bid Blocked

Philippines Urge Inferim UN Rule For Palestine   Russian Request For Self-Rule Plan Opposed by U.S.

News Behind The News  Coppught Metlure Nenenaper re easeus cde cet aeam:   NATIONAL

Wage Dispute Parley Successful One Day Before Scheduled Strike Of industrv’s ‘Bie-“ Concerns

Planes Search For Missing Trawler  With Crew Of 17   Disabled N. E. Boat Not Heard From In 4 Davs

17 Men Aboard Missing Trawler   Planes Searching Wide Area Of Atlantic But. . Hones Are Dim: .

Disabled Fishing Vesecl Unreported Sinee Thursday; Wives Keep Anxious Vigil

850,000 Metal Workers Start Strike in Italy   Demonstrating Communists’ Iron Grip on Labor

Child Killed by Man With Urge to  Squeeze Something  Chicago Boy Taken From Bed, Choked by Sex Criminal

Tot Found Strangled on Chicago Westside   Sex Criminal, 27, Confesses Killing, Boy, 3 After A Drink Spree

SEX CRIMINAL TAKES CHILD FROM HIS BED   BODY FOUND UNDER OUTSIDE STAIRS NEAR HOME

3 Miners Killed in Illinois Explosion   76 Others Escape; Two Are Injured; Blame Gas Pocket

THREE KILLED IN MINE BLAST AT ILLINOIS PIT   76 Miners Eseape in State’s 3rd Disaster This Year

Three Killed In Illinois Mine Blast   Seventy-Six Others Escape Unhurt In Latest Disaster

THREE MINERS DIE IN GAS EXPLOSION: Al W. FRANKFORT   76 Others Escape; Twe Are Seriously Hurt; Study of Cause of Tragedy to Be Made Today.   SURVIVOR TELLS STORY OF BLAST

Three Miners Die In Blast; Scores Escape   Explosion Occurs Decp in Shaft of West Frankfort Coal Mine; Two Injured,

House Speeds Plan for U.S.  Information   Approval Expected With ‘Good Beltavior Condition Imposed

QUICK ACTION ON CULTURAL PLAN SOUGHT   Foreign Affairs Committee Seeks to Complete Bill Authorizing Information Service to Other Nations,

They’ll Compete Nationally For PepsiCola Scholorship   Five L .H. S. Seniors To Take ' ,Special Examinations Friday

LeMars. Stud : College Schol  Enter.  Brain Derby;. ips for the Winners

‘LeMars Students Enter Brain Derby;. College Scholarships for the Winners

Communications Union Formed  Telephone Workers’ Federation Dissolved

Phone Workers Reorganize In One Big Union   CWA Formed By Beirne As NFTW Is Dissolved; New Union May Be “Independent?

TWO MAJOR BATTLES AHEAD Nelli clbcirincacstndiosatmatins ie <u Brocecnotmal  - Telephone Workers In New Union

PHONE WORKERS FORM NEW UNION   Two Major Decisions Face Group Led By Beirne

Phone Union Functioning CWA Facine Contest   CWA Facing Contest In First Gathering

ANOTHER LABOR UNION IS BORN   Communication Workers Hold First Convention

UNION 10 BE ESTABL!SHED   Communications Workers:  of America Open Convention, Hoping to Enlist 570,000 Workers in  Its Ranks.

NEW NATIONAL UNION FOR COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS 15 FORMED  ORGANIZATION TAKES PLACE OF NFTW; TO SEEK OTHER MEMBERS

Meanest Tourist Stole Telephone!  All Travel Records At Grand Canyon Broken ‘During Year Ending Sept. 30 Report Shows

Liberty Ships Said Used At Reduced Rates   "Lend-Lease Craft Competing With “DU: S Shinnerc:

Georgia's State Employes Face Payless Payday   Fiscal Stalemate May Bring Decision In Governorship Row

England May Use Displaced Persons To Alleviate Coal Miner Shortage

Expect Fuel Supplies To Drop Lower   Plan Selection Of Disolaced Persons

Britain Uses DPs To Work In Coal Mines   Atilee Says Displaced Persons In Germany To Be Employed In Britain.

Britain May Call on DP’s   Considers Bringing Them From Occupied Zones In Europe to Help Mine Coal

Says DPs In British Oceupation Zones Will Be Classified For Pos-aible Use

*Attlee's. Latest Expedient ==. ‘Britain May Draft. DPs To Work In Coal Mines

Attlee Favors Bringing In Manpower Of Displaced Persons For Mine Work

May Import Workers In Coal Crisis   Displaced Persons in Occupied Zones to Be Classified for Mine Jobs in Britain

British Seek Workers From Reich, Austria  Displaced Persons Being Classified For Importation

May Use ‘DPs’ To Mine  Coal In Britain’s Crisis   Attlee Thinks It May It May Not Be Necessary But Classification Started _

Britain May Use  Displaced Persons  In Fuel Crisis Shortage Of  Mannower Felt

Displaced Persons May Be Put to Work in Coal Mines  Meager Coal Ration: For Britain May Go Lower Next Month

DISPLACED PEOPLE MAY BE CALLED 0 ‘WORK FOR BRITISH        England Considering  Using Eur‘ope’s Workless to Get i... Coal Moving

British May Work Refugees in Mines   Government Considers Employing Displaced Persons in Its Occupation Zones of Reich and Austria to End Fuel Shortage.

BRITAIN WOULD USE DISPLACED MEN IN MINES   Persons in UNRRA Camps of Germany, Austria Might Ease Fuel Crisis

Britain May Use Displaced Persons From Germany, Austria in Coal Mines

DP’s in Occupied Europe May Mine Coal in Britain   Displaced Persons To Be Classified for Jobs If Needed During Crisis

No Government  Opposition Given Miners Memorial Crdered by Lewis

Mourning Period ‘Decreed By Lewis   Soft Coal Workers Will Halt Work for Rest of Week as Memorial to Centralia Mine Victims; Govarnment Will Not Interfere.

MINERS READY TO QUIT WOnK AT MONIGHT   Gov't Offering No Opposition and Krug Will Have No Controversy.

Right to Holiday Unchallenged  Government Offers No Opposition to Move by UMW Boss

NO OPPOSITION FROM U.S. IN MINE STOPPAGE   Soft Coal Diggers to Cease Work Midnight nSix- Day Period of Mourning.

Krug Won't Interfere. He Asserts   Congress Likely To Try To Make Mining Safer

MINERS 10 START CH DAY MOURNING ARDERED BY LEWIS   Work Holiday Is Called by UMW Chief; Government to Make No Oppo. sition to Decision.   VICTIMS OF BLAST WAIT FOR DEATH

UMW TO QUIT MINES TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT   ‘Congress Takes Steps To Improve Mine Safety

ay ae Ct   John L. Lewis Calls Unprecedented Stoppage As Mourning Period For 111 Victims Of Mlinois Mine Disaster   KRUG IGNORES LEWIS STATEMENT

Government Not Plannina Any Intervention   Affect On Production Will Not Be Serious

Woman Tells — Of Carving Up. Husband’ S Body   Hit Him With Hammer When He Abused. Her; Mystery Cleared Up-

Woman Admits Beating Husband To Death, Slicing Up Body With Hacksaw, Tossing Parts Into River

Wife Kills and CarvesHushand Who Beat Her   Chicago Grandmother Says She Got Enough of His Attacks.

Grandmother Cuts Up Husband's Body And Drops Pieces Into Chicago River

Woman Tells Of Cutting Up Hubby’s Body   Parts of Body Wrapped Into Bundles; Tossed Into River

‘?'m Not Sorry He’s Dead, The Dog;’ Say a She ‘Figured It Was Me Or Him Torso Mystery Solved As Wife Relates Gruesome Murder Tale

PALESTINE IS HAVEN AS SHIP IS BEACHED   Jewish Immigrants Foil British Blockade As They Wade Ashore

185 Immigrants Slip Through British Blockade   Jews Aboard Second Ship Captured Off Palestine Coast

Jewish Refugees Reach Holy Land By Beaching Ship  Foil British; Second Vessel Intercepted

185 JEWS OUTWIT BRITISH BLOCKADE LAND IN PALESTINE   Beach Tiny Vessel and Wade Ashore as Second Ship Is Intercepted,   794 SENT TO CYPRUS   Masked Men Make Diamond Haul in Raid at Tel Aviv’ Post Office.

185 Find Haven In Palestine as Ship Is Beached  794 On Second — Boat Seized and Sent to Cyprus

COURT RULING  ~ BANS BOYCOTT   PICKETING OF PLANT -WHERE . THERE IS NO STRIKE HELD  ILLEGAL BY*JUDGE

Stern Gang’s Plot to Bomb London Fails   French Police Bare Fantastic Program, Arrest 14 Schemers

American Rabbi Held As Paris Says Plan Nipped To Hit London   14 Persons Detained after New Yorker, 2 Aides Are Caught Planning To Drop Leaflets Over England's Chief City

Rabbi, 13 Others Face French Quiz  As Bomb Plotters   Grcup Seized at Private Air. drome; Allegedly Plan ned London Attack

Chinese Close Big Port To All Shipping   RUMORS HEARD OF RED AID TO COMMUNIST ARMY

PORT OF DAIREN ORDERED CLOSED   'Exelusion Of Russian As Well As Other Vessels Demanded

China Orders Dairen Port Closed Today   May be Aimed at Soviet Ships From That City Supplying Chinese Reds

Dairen Port Ordered Closec To Foreigners   Soviets Supplying Chinese Red Forces

OHIO OPENS TAFT BOOM THURSDAY   Over 1,000 GOP Followers Gather In Columbus Thursday

GOP GROUP. WILL . LAUNCH TA FOR) PRESIDENT’ RIVE—TAFT TO SPEAK :

Would Admit Fifty Nations to Conference   U. S. Proposal on German Peace Given Conferees

US. Would Invite Latin Americas   Reich Neighbors, Enemies Wanted ai Conference Table

U.S. Proposes German Peace Confab Include More Than 50 Nations   Plan Presented in Moscow by Murphy; Acceptance Still in Doubt

Reds Get Call To Put Korea Back on Feet   Deputies Waiting Russian Response To Deal on Saar

U.S. WANTS MANY NATIONS IN ON GERMAN CONFERENCE   American Plan For Participation Of All States Which Engaged In War Against Nazis Presented To Deputy Foreign Ministers At Moscow—DMolotov Blocks Attempts To Get Immediate Approval Of Economic Merger Of Saar With France

GERMAN PEACE MEET PLANNEL   50 Notions Would Participat. In Conference Under New American Proposal

California Has Another Satlist Mystery Attack   Nearly Nude Body Of High School Girl  Je Found.

Tortured But Survives  Sadist Claims Another Victim On West Coast   Long Beach Girl Stripped, Her Body Burned And Gashed

SADIST SOUGHT IN ANOTHER TORTURE   California Girl Survives Har weskestevin Dercrtin

Suspect Hand Of Sadist In.  Girl’s Beating   Nearly Nude Body Pretty  Long Beach Teen-Ager Found Beneath Rail Underpass

THINK SADIST VICTIM   Found Unconscious, Nearly Nude, But Onickiv Recovers

CAUTIOUS ARMS POLICY STRESSED   U. $. Policy Seeking Escape From Showdown Witk Snviat

U.S. Shaping Cautious Arms Policy . Would Not Force  Showdown With Soviet Union

‘BUGSY’ SIEGEL NO. 1 GANGSTER SHOT TO DEATH   Five Bullets Fired Into Head Of Chief Of Nevada Gambling Setup

Gangster Shot In California   ‘“‘Bugsy’’ Siegel Shot And Killed In Beverly Hills, Calif., Apartment

NOTORIOUS CHARACTER 0! _ THE UNDERWORLD SHOT ' T0, DEATH EARLY c=) PHIS MORNING

PUBLIC IS URGED TO CONTRIBUTE TO SALVATION ARMY   Funds To Be Used To Improve Health And Welfare Of Needy

Action to Ban Communism  Moves Ahead  Red - Controlled   Red - Controlled Unions Branded as Fifth Column

Action to Ban Communism Moves Ahead   Red - Controlled Unions Branded as Fifth Cohimn

Ship Strike At Midnight Held Certain   National Maritime Union Chief Predicts Work   Stoppage, Begins Tieup Prenarations

Union Cries ‘Lockout’  Shipping Tieuy Looms Tonight As Conference Is Terminated   Curran Says NMU Delegation Invited ‘Out’ Of Sessions

CURRAN THINKS STRIKE COMING   Marittme Workers Might Stop Work Sunday

Union President Predicts Strike After Being : ‘Invited Out” Of Conference With Shinowners

MARITIME UNION IS EXPECTED TO ~ STRIKE TONIGHT   ClO Leader Claims His Group ‘Was ‘Invited Out’ of Talks With Ship Owners

Maritime Group May Go on Strike  Curran Said Union Is "Invited Out"

NMUHeadSays Sailor Strike Slated Tonight   Curran Charges Operators With “Lookout”, Says Union D ele gution “Invited Out’?

Maritime Workers to Strike Mon.   -Recurrence Of Seamen Troubles Appears To Be Imminent

Last Minute Parley Ends In Deadlock   200.000 Union Men May Be Called Gut At Midnight Deadline

Another Wind Storm Is Near Florida Coast   Storm Warning Ordered Fo 500 Miles on Both East and West Coast

Storm Heads For Florida   Winds Up To Sixty Miles Expected; Heavy Rain: Are Forecast

Florida Gets Storm  Warnings  Winds Up to 60  M, P. H. Blow Across Cuba, Héad Toward The U"S. Mainiend

REDS SEARCH FOR MINERALS   Russians Acquainted With Atomic Energy, Senator Brewster Says

Soviets Push Great Hunt  For Minerals, Senator Says  Russians Have ‘Fairly Complete’ Atomic Knowledge

Russia Seeking Mineral Supply  Type of Materials Sought Not Known

brewster. Reveals Red  Atomic Gains  Soviets Organizing Vast Mineral Hunt

Intensive Mineral Search Gets Underway In Russia: Reds Comb Every Province

Russia Reported Pushing Greatest Mineral Search  Soviets Know About Atom, Brewster Told

Minerals Hunt. Of Reds Bared   Russians Reported to Hav _ Fair Crasn of Atom

Reds Pushing Mineral Drive. Says Brewster   Maine Republican Asserts Grand Quest By Soviet Underway

Death Not To Delay Treaty      However, Atcheson Pos sessed Wealth Of ‘Valu: able Information.

Fewer Strikes Are Forecast   Bureau Of Labor Statistics Experts Are More Hope- ~ ful For Present Year   OVER 4,700 STRIKES OCCUR IN 1946

Eight Nations Begin Brazilian Sessions Friday   US Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy Team Affords GOP Participation

POLICY TEAM LEAVES TODAY FOR RIO MEET   Marshall, Austin And Vandenberg to Fly To Conference

U. §, DELEGATES r TODAY FOR BRAZIL PARLEY   Bipartisan Foreign Policy,  Team Will Help Write His   torie Hemisphere Defense Treaty.   TRUMAN TO JOIN CONFERENCE LATER   ‘Senator Vandenberg and We  R. Austin to Fly With Sec : retary Marshail to   Rio de Janeiro.

Marshall to Be Assisted ‘by Vandenberg   Warren R, Austin Also Going to Rio de Janeiro

Hemisphere Defense Treaty To Be Signed   Country's Top Foreign Policy Team Leaves For Rio

Top Foreign Policy Team To Go To Rio  Marshall, Vandenberg Will Take Off Today

“Crack-down’ Slated as Car TollRises to9   Burchett Decrees Rigid Enforcement to Halt Auto Slenshter

Gov. Dewey Refuses To Be Smoked Out On Foreign Affairs   BRITAIN BROKE: TIGHTENS BELT   Armed Forces Slashed Standard Of Living To Be Lowered

MIAMI PLANT CALLED OFF   Arbitration of Construction Tieup in Doubt

Miami Strike Is Called Off   Construction Tie-Up Arbitration Is In Doubt

CROWDER SURPLUS EFFECTIVE TODAY   INVENTORY TO PRECEDE DIsPOSAL OF PROPERTY BY FEDERAL AGENCY,

PLOT TO ASSASSINATE JAP PREMIER FOILED   Alleged Leader, Armed With Pistol, Seized—Ten Others Reported Involved in Conspiracy.

Officer Gets Army Probe o! Child’ Death   McNarney Responds To Charge of Sorinna Neolicence

‘Murderous Negligence’ Charged to Army Physician as Infant Dies After Sea Voyage

Charges Child Died As Result Of Negligence By An Army. Physician

Officer Says Child's ‘Death Caused by Doctor's Negligence   McNarney Orders - Investigation Of Incident

Bus Driver Speeds; So Does Stork   Father Blames Baby's Death on Army Doctor's ‘Negligence’

Championship Fight Fafal To Contender   Jimmy Doyle, Hurt By Robinson, Dies Of  Iniuriec

How Pella Got 1,000 Pairs Of Wooden Shoes From Holland   Red Tape Slashed To Insure Delivery In _ Time

Freezing Weather Harries Snowbound Coastal States   Unprecedented Street Cleaning Operations Oper Main Thorefares, but Situation Serious

Cold And Gale Hit Snowbound Atlantic States   Main Rail Lines And Roads Open; Supply Of Food Sufficient

ESTIMATE SNOW REMOVAL I NEW ¥O AK city WILL,  CORT SIX MILLION: ©: ‘, Dy. DOLLARS: «

Weather Foe In N.Y. Battle   Freezing Temperatures Complicate Snow Remova

 AT TIRE PLANTS      Implement Workers Decide To Return To Work, Continue Fight Against Company Inside Plant

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Lives in Shack Buf Buys Much Jewelry   Oklahoma Cityan Found To Have Bought $34,000 Worth on Credit, Pawned Lot of le

Sen. Fulbright Condemns Red Policies Anew   ARKANSAS SOLON TELLS OF NEEDS For EUROPE

Bombings Charged To Hindu Plane:   Tribesmen Fight In Kashmir With Modern Weapons

Tension m India  Increased By Rai¢   Moslems Accuse Hindus e! Dropping Air Bombs

MINES ARE BELIEVED DANGEROUS   Lewis Demands Krug Be Ousted Out of Office

Says Conditions Too Dangerous For Operations   Lewis Visions All Miners Statistically Killed Or '- Injured Every 6 Years

Krug Orders John Orates   Closing Of 518 Mines ‘ Ordered For Safety; Lewis Blames. Krug For Delay

Krug Orders Indefinite Closing for 518 Mines, Permits Others to Oven

Danger Factor Brings Closure Order To Pits   2,013 Others To Be Allowed To Oven On Monday

Safety Reasons Prompt Action Sect. Interior   UMW Chieftain Berates Him For Not Closing Them Before Centralia Explosion   Calls For Krug To Quit Office   Refers To Him As Modern “Hercules With Number 12 Shoe and Size Five Hat”

Official Shuts ‘Dangerous’ Mines, But 2,013 Others Open Monday; UMW Chief Denounces Secretary

One-Fifth Soft Coal Pits Are Affected   Lewis Condemns Government Delay, Permitting Centralia Diicacter Toll af Il]

Lewis Cites Statistics At Hearing   Says Krug’s Inaction Let 111 Centralia Miners Die

May God Forgive Krug For Mine Deaths!—Lewis .   40,000 Workers Are Barred From Hazardous Pits

518 Soft Coal Pits Affected   Secretary Target of Lewis Before -Committee Hearing

To Recheck Safety Of Pits: Directive Draws Bitterly Scornful Reply From John Lewis Before House Probe Committee; 2,013 Shatts Are To Be Permitted To Open Monday

Krug Closes 518 Soft Coal Mines Believed Unsafe      Pig Will Be Closed Until Certified by Local Union’s Safety Group

LEWIS FLAYS GOVERNMENT'S LATE ACTION   Mines Affected Believed To  Be Dangerous; 40,000  Workers Involved

Other Workings May Reopen Next Week   Criminal Negligence Charges Renewed By UMW Head

Will Let Others © ~ Reopen Monday   Lewis Testifies Before House Committee On Mine Safety; Accuses Krug Of Lying And Demands Removal From Office

2013 May Reopen Monday If Certified   Lewis Renews Attack on Krug at Hear-. ing; Shutdown Affects 40.000 Men. ~

John L. Blames  Secretary For Miners’ Deaths   Dangerous Mines Should Have Been Closed Before  Diteesdaan Gases Tue

Lewis Raps Failure To Act Earlier   Other Mines To Be Permitted To Open If Certified Safe

PITS BELIEVED DANGEROUS, HE SAYS IN ORDER   2,013 OTHER MINES, UNDER U. S. CONTROL, CAN REOPEN MONDAY

Lewis Claims Krug s Action Came TooLate   UMW Chief Calls For Interior Secretary's Ouster

Hazards Bring Operation Ban  By Secretary   Certificates Required Before 2,013 Others May Reopen—40,000 Miners Affected

ORDERS MINES CLOSED.   Krug Acts For Safety Reasons; Lewis Ridicules

2013 Will Be OpenedMonday lf Certified OK   Lewis Says ‘May God For. give Him’ for Not Acting Sooner

OTHER MINES WILL REOPEN ON NEXT MONDAY   Lewis Attacks Secretary for Operating Unsafe Diggings

UMW'S LEADER FLAYS INTERIOR HEAD AS ‘LIAR’   2,013 Other Mines In U. S. Possession Scheduled T , Reonen Monday

Government Order Is Issued Against Dangerous’ Shafts   Krug’s Edict Comes as John L. Lewis Testifies to House Group

SAFETY STEPS ARE TAKEN BY KRUG   Lewis Says Action Should Have Been Taken Sooner   To Permit 2,013 Pits To Reopen Monday; U.M.W. Head Testifies

2,013 Others To Remain Open; Lewis Testifies  Charaes Interior   Charges Interior Secretary Has No Desire To Make Coal Minina Safer

Action ls Taken For Reasons of Safety, He Says  Others to Open If Certified as Safe.

Schwellenbach To Seek Quick Reply To NFTW Demands   Intends Conference With Union Chief Later in Day

MAY APPEAL 10 THE PRESIDENT IF TALKS FAIL   elephone Strike leaders Seek Immediate Face-To-Face Talks With Company And Labor Dept.; Want Newsmen Present To Re port Them.

Direct Appeal To President Second Plan   Telephone Unions Tel Secretary of Labor Open Hearing Is Best Wav to Settle Issue

Union Cold To ‘Final! Phone Offer   Strike Leaders Ask ‘Showdawn’; May Appeal to Truman

FACE-10-FACE MEETING WITH AT&T SOUGHT   Labor Chief Pledges Early Reply on New Union Proposal

SCHWELLENBACH PROMISES REPLY STRIKE LEADERS   For a Fuce-to-Face Meeting Between Three Interested Parties,   ‘EXPECT SPEEDY REPLY   The Labor Seeretary to Talk With N.F. T. W. President During Day.

Phone Union Chiefs Meet No Decision   Policy Committee Recesses; Ultimatum Given Schwellenbach

Strikers Seek Public Talks With Company   Failing This, Workers Would Go To Presi dent Truman.

Strikers Ask Meeting With AT&T Heads   Want Newsmen On Hand at Face to Face  Session

Union May Take Issue To Truman   If Request For Meet‘ing With A. T. & T. Is Denied Union Will  Turn to President -- -

Union Proposes Open Hearing On Issues At Stake  Gloom Settles Over  anntbinbiame A fkéan   Gloom Settles Over Negotiations After No Agreement Found

Workers Propose Meet With Firm Before Newsmen   Long-Lines Pact Is Virtually Rejected, NFTW President Say:

HOPE FOR QUICK SETTLEMENT IN WALKOUT DIMS   Union Leaders Would Meet With Labor Department, A. T. & T. Officials

Strikers Request Hearing   Union Plans To Gc To Truman If It Is Necessary

TODAY’S FORECAST   ‘Labor Secretary Plans Fast Action On N.F.T.W. Bid   Telephone Union Wants Conference With A. T: & T. and  Labor Dernartmans

PHONE STRIKERS ASK WAGE TALKS BE MADE PUBLIC   PROPOSE TO TELL STORY TO TRUMAN AS ALTERNATIVE

Showdown With A.T.&T. Asked By Union Heads  Schwellenbach Promises To Submit Answer Today

Strike Leaders Ask - Personal Meeting to Settle Phone Strike   Union Will Go to Truman If Request is Refused by Schwellenbach _

ASK PARLEY WITH U. 3. A. T. AND T,   Failing to Get a Face-toFace Meeting, Union Leaders Would Go to President With Its  “Complete Storv.” .

WANT NEWSMEN TO HEAR CASE   Labor Secretary Plans Decision After Talking To Beirne   MAY GO TO TRUMAN

ThreeParty Conference  is Proposed   Schwellenbach Promises Quick Reply to Union; Outlook Gloomy After Night Deadlock

PHONE STRIKE IS DEADLOCKED BY NEW RIFTS   Long Distance Division, Proposal Rejected But Negotiations Are Contnuine   PUBLIC MEETING: ASKED. “FOR WACE NEGOTIATION

Threaten to Go foPresident —   Gloom Marks Negotiations, AT & T ‘Final Offer’ Gets Cool Reception

‘May Take Fuss To  Truman   Ask Meeting With Phone Company, Labor Department

Strike Leaders Ask for Action   Seek Face-to-Face Meeting of Telephone and Liion Officials   MAY GO TO PRESIDENT   Proposal Is Made After Gloom Settles Over Negotiations

Want Newsmen On Hand For Proposed Meet With AT&T And Labor Department

Will Take Case To Truman If Offer Refused   Negotiations Appear To Be Stalemated; Prospects Gloomy

IF DENIED, 10 GO TO TRUMAN   Want Chance Yo Tell “Our Compiete Story,” Union Leaders Say.

Union Proposes Move If Open Wage Talks Fail   Steike Leaders Would Meet Company And Labor Department In Public Discussion

Urge Newsmen Be on Hand fo Report Meeting   Ask Presidential Intervention Be Alternative

Leaders Say  They'll Take Whole Story To President   Gloom Gathers Over Kfforts To Terminate Widespread Shutdown

Union Wants Press To Cover Meeting Between Officials   Labor Organization Threatens To Take ‘Complete Story’ To President Truman

Await Decision On Request for ‘Open’ Meeting   Strike Leaders Ask Joint Session With AT. & -T. Officials

PHONE STRIKE LEADERS WANT 3-WAY MEETING   Schwellenbach Promises Reply on Union, AT&T Labor Department Talk

Phone Strike End Prospect Remote, Said   Unions Demand Public Showdown With Company, Federal Officials

FACE-TO-FACE CONFERENCE IS REQUESTED   Strikers Want Public to Hear All the Facts

Phone Strike May Go To President   Union Officials Ash Conference With Federal Chiefs Now

Demand AT&T: Attend Meetin{   Strike Leaders Plan. To Tell Truman Full Story If Request Is Refused

Phone Strike Leaders Seek Showdown Parley   Want Face-to-Face Meeting With Firm Officials and Mediators

Seek Public Wage Talks With AT&T   Presidential Intervention Suggested If Request Is Refused

Early Reply Promised Strike Chiefs   Leaders Seeking Face-To-Face Meeting

Striking Phone “Workers Ask Face-to-Fao Meet With Company, Ge ‘arnment

Face-To-Face ‘Meeting Asked  Phone Workers Want  lt” ee ae re ee

Phone Union W ants To See Schwellenbach   Propose Face-To-Face ing Between Princike and retar

Hearings Are To Start Jan 20   Senators And Representatives Eager To Change Labor Laws

Case Would Give Government Power  To Enjom Strikes   Would Also Grant States Right to-Outlaw Union Closed Shops

Revision Is Offered by ‘Republican   Author Declares Measure Intended to Let Labor And Management ‘Live Together in Peace’

Work on Labor Laws fo Start By January 20   Rep. Case Expands Provisions of Measure Vetoed Last Yeor

Proposed Act to Allow Government to Stop Walkouts Endangering Public Welfare.  C ASE NOW BEFORE  a¥~**,.warrsaawrs sirauy yr rere

Case Urges Curbing By Injunction   New Bill Would Make Workers Liable To Unfair Labor Charces.

New Case Labor Bill Completed, Given To House  Rep. Case Offers Measure To Replace One Killed By  Dracident Truman

HOUSE RECEIVES ‘NEW VERSION OF 1946 LEGIST ATION   Leaders Set Jan. 20 os “Out side Date” to Begin  Wc melanie

Hearings on Labor Bills — Open Jan. 20   House and Senate Leaders Determined on Quick Action

Expands Measure President Vetoed   Goes Beyond Ball-Taft-Smith Proposal; Would alize Federal Injunction Without Plants

Public Welfare Prime Factor   Act Intended To Bring Together Labor, Bosses

Would Permit Enjoining Unions From Strikes Endangering Public   Aimed At Peace, Author Declares   Measure In Some Respects Expands One Which Truman Vetoed Before

New Case Bill Provides More Strike Curbs   Statute Means _ Industrial Peace,

Predict Hot Fight Over  Labor Laws   New Case Bill Would Outlaw Strikes That Injure Public; Ball. Also Has New Bill

Congress Leaders Aim At Jan. 20 As “Outside Date”’ To Start Labor Measures

CONGRESSMAN CASE COMPLETES PREPARATION OF NEW LABOR BILL TO BE PRESENTED SOON   Objects of Measure Are So That Labor and Management May “Live Together” in Peace— No Further Action Will Be Taken by NLRB Until Supreme Court Decides Controversy

Hearings On Labor Bills Slated Soon   eee afew ©  January 20 Set As Date to Open Debate In '  Hfouse and Senate.

Flood of Labor Laws Prepared   Congress Leaders Set Hearing Date

Hearings by That Date, Solons Say   Senate or House Labor Committee May Open Fire Before That.

CASE PROPOSES BILL TO USE INJUNCTIONS IN NATIONAL STRIKES  MEASURE TO LET BOTH LABOR, MANAGEMENT LIVE IN PEACE GOAL

REVISED CASE LABOR ACT 10 OFFER ‘PEACE’   Ball Seeks To Outlaw Closex Shop As Jan. 20 Date Is Set For Hearings

JAN. 20TH AIMED AT FOR “OUTSIDE” ON LABOR LAWS   Congress Leaders Set Date To Start Hearings On Labo:

ELABORATES ON ONE VETOED LAST YEAR   Many Such Measures Introduced; Hearings to Start by Jan. 20

Senate, House Leaders Hope To Push Bills Through Soon   Measures Designed To Prevent Strikes Paralyzing Business

Senate, House To Start Labor Law Hearings Before Jan. 20   Senator Murray Says CIO Views Truman’s Stand : As ‘Reasonable’

Injunction Woule- Be—      ‘COULD BE USED AGAINST  STRIKES WHICH ARE ‘DEEMED. TO ENDANGER PUBLIC WELFARE

Measure Is Introduced In Congress   junctions—Would / Labor Relatiog

Unions, Employers Both Made Liable   Measure Designed To Allow Peace For Labor, Management

New Case Labor Bill May Provide “Peace” Formule   Strikes Against Public Welfare Barred---Both Sides Ts Be Liable

Labor Hearings Set January 20   Would Make Employes Liable to Unfair Practices Charges; Permit Closed Shop Ban:

LEGISLATION IS FILED IN HOUSE TODAY   Rep. Case’s “Measure Would Make Workers Liable to Charges

New Case Bill Designed for Labor Peace   Author Says Measure Would Let Unions and Management Work Together Amicably

NEW MEASURES SEEK 10 CURB UNION POWERS   Jan, 20 Fixed as ‘Outside’  Date to Open Hearings on Deanneod Bille.

CASE PROPOSES US. INJUNCTIONS AGAINST UNIONS      Introduces Bill to Per mit Use in Strikes Affecting Public

HEARINGS LOOM BEFORE JAN. 20 ON LABOR LAWS   Case Will Dffer New Strike Control Plan; Ball Would Outlaw Closed Shop

—LABOR LAWS~— Many Bills Are Handed To Congress  Hearings: Planned   Hearings: Planned Before Jan. 20

First Of Labor Bills Presented In Lower House   CASE OFFERS BILL THAT WOULD ENJOIN PUBLIC WELFARE STRIKES

Intended fo Lef Labor, Industry ‘Live Together’  Workers Would Be Liable to Charges

New Case Bill Provides More Strike Curbs  _ $tatute Means edeseterial Daara

Rep. Case Offers Labor Curb Bill   Measure Would Forbid Public Welfare And Utility Strikes, Make Unions Responsible for Unfair Practices

Quick Action Forecast On Proposals   Both Houses Expected To Act Promptly; Hearings Scheduled

Would Authorize Enjoining Unions Against Staging  Crippling Strikes

Hearings On Labor Bills Slated Soon   January 20. Set. As Date to Open Debate Ii House and Senate.

Temneratures   Hearings on Proposals Scheduled to Begin In Both Houses By Jan. 20; Bill Written By Ball. Taft and Smith Takes Spotlight

Early Start. Of Hearings On Labor Law:   Senate; House Leaders Set Jan. 20 as ‘Outside’ Date For Consideration,

A NEW CASE ANTI-STRIKE BILL OFFERED   South Dakota Representative Introduces Measure Authorizing U.S. to Enjoin Unions From Hurting Public Welfare.

Anti-Labor Bill Comes Before House   Franeis Case Author of FarTeaching Measure Which Would Give U. S. New Powers To Combat Strikes.

New Case Bill For Labor Peace Before Senate  Both Houses Set Jan. 20 Deadline  Cae I wkamp Liewnseinme

Senate, House Speed Action On Union Controls   Jan. 20 Is Deadline; Hoffman Measure On Friday's Schedule

ASKS CONGRESS TO AUTHORIZE COURT ACTION   South Dakotan Would ‘Legalize’ Tactics Used on Lewis

Labor Bills To Head Docket   Congress Leaders Hope To Start Work on New Labor Laws by Jan. 20

END STRIKES ENDANGERING ALL WELFARE   Issue At Stake In Case Before  Supreme Court

Rep. Case Presents  New Bill   Senate and House Leaders Set January 20 as ‘Outside’ Date On New Labor Laws

New Version of Case Labor Bill Offered House   New Bill Intended. To Let Management And Labor ‘to Live Together in Peace

Bans Strikes That Endanger Public Welfare   Makes Workers, Employers Liable To Unfair Labor Charges

Senate And House Leaders Set Deadline To Start Hearings On New Labor Laws

Says Plan Will Permit “Peace”  In U.S. Industry   Would Authorize Govt. To Enjoin Unions In Strikes Endangering Public Welfare

Government Could Enjoin ~ Labor Unions   South Dakstan's Legislatior Would Also Make Workers, as Well as Employers, Liabte be Pletate Oka:

DEMAND REDS FULFILL PACT   China’s Ruling Party Calls Russia to Keep Terms Of Manchurian Treaty

CHINA WILL SEEK TERMS OF TREATY   Wants Russia To Hand Over Port of Dairen, Return Manchurian Equigment

NEW PLANE IS FASTER THAN SPEED OF SOUND   Ohie Newspaper Says Craft Ballt Fer Army Being Slupped  he Toctinws Bace

C&P TELEPHONE COMPANY GETS RATE REQUEST   State PSC Authorizes 12 Per Cent Service Charge Increase

VALIANT CRAFT CAUSES DISPUTE  Newark “Navy” Al  Set For Blockade .

LEFTISTS STAGE MILAN PROTES   9,000 Besiege Prefecture i Row Over Transfer . of Official.

Soldiers Alert As Partisans Demonstrate   Transfer of Leftist Prefect Protested For Second Time

ITALIAN MOBS PROTEST SWiTGH IN MILAN POLIGE   Leftist Retains Job; 9000 Partisans Block Many Ctreate in City

HAGANA FORCE BATTLES ARABS   Heavily Armed Forces Re ported Surrounded At Yarkona

Hagana Forces Fight Arabs In Holy Land War   Jewish’ Leaders:Say-Banid Of. Arabs Trapped And ‘Pitéhed Battle Is Taking Place.

Jewish Band Surrounds Arabs   Pitched Battle Underway North Of Petah Tiava

New Battle Reported In Palestine   Hagana Force Circles Uniformed and Heavily Armed Band of Arabs

Hagana Fights Ar abs   Pitched Battle Rages North of Tel Aviv Between Jewish Forces - And Armed Arab Band

Jewish, Arab Armies Clash In Holy Land   ‘ Hagana Force Sights Foe Near Tel Aviv And Drives It North

Arab War Talks Near Windup As Strife Continues  Hagana Reports Pitched Rattle

New State Traffic Light Ruling Effective Jan.    Communities Reminded Of Deadline For Conformance With Law Requiring Uniform Controls

Defense Loses First Move ln Johnson Trial  Judge Fee Permits’ Introduction Of Previous Evidence

State Small Game Season Is Opened   Season Opened Today After Governor Lifted Hunting Ban Friday Afternoon

Strikers Leave 40,000 Families Without Milk In City of Birmingham

Strike Cuts Birming oham  Milk Supply   40.000 Families, 35.0006 School Children Go Without Today

RUSSIAN CLOSED DOOR STIRS IRE, REPRISAL PLAN   Ban Against Assistant Secretary Of State Seen As Last Straw

OVERELL HEIRESS GIVES TESTIMONY   DENIES HER PARENTS OPPOSED: ENGAGEMENT TO YOUTHFUL GOLLUM

Louise Overell Says Dynamite Was Bought by Gollum for Her Father

LOUISE OVERELL RELATES STORY   Denies Telling Uncle She Planned To Let Gollum  Run Business

Rescue Ship Battling Rough Sea   Cutter Bibb Brings Occupants To Boston

NOISY WEI COME AWAITS CUTTEF   Rescuers Nearing Boston With 69 Saved From Airliner At Sea

A Welcome For Bibb   Boston Readies Noisy Reception For Heroic Cutter Crew and Those They Rescued at Sea

Survivors, Heroic Coast Guard Crew Due in Boston Harbor Tomorrow Noon

RESCUE SHIP 10 REACH BOSTON HARBOR SUNDAY   City Officials Plan Warm Wel come for Heroic Crew, Plane Passengers

Bibb Is Bringing 69 Rescued Persons to Boston  Noisy Welcome Await Coast Guard's Cutter When It Docks

Coast Guard Cutter With Rescued  Plane Passengers Nearing Boston   Vessel Ploughing Through Heavy Seas With Unfavorable Winds; Warm Welcome Is Planned At About Noon Tomorrow.

Arrest Five In Counterfeiting Gang In Chicage   Allege $1,000,000 In Bogus _ Currency Has Been Passed  Since Last July  = ae oe a ©

“PASSED BILLS. “FOR MILLION   STARCH BY SECRET. SERVICE "AGENTS UNCOVERS §280,000 IN BOGUS CUHRENCY

PUBLISHERS’ TOP PROBLEM IS NEWSPRINT   Prospects for Early Increase in Supply Appear Dim

TWO SOLDIFRS KILLED   mn hers in Hospital Following Truck Accident

Police Find Nude Body Of Woman   Chicago Has Second Murder In Four Days

CHICAGO MURDER SUSPEGT SOUGHT   Women Is Beaten to Death at Windy City; Seek Tie-ins.

2nd Chicago Woman Slain   Seek Middle Aged Man Who Posed As Mrs. Sell’s Mate

Taft Has a Plan for Lower Prices  Proposes Creation of Federal Agency

TAFT ADVANCES OWN AID PLAN   Cut Expenses, Taxes; Coniro Exports, Buying; Educate Labor, He Urges.

TAFT PROPOSES EXPORT RATIONING   Offers Five-Point Program for Stabilizing Prices

uF POWER BAN r AOL ANS   1 000,000 Workers Return tc  Jobs: Another 4,000,00C  Remain Idle

Million British Workers Back On Job In Midlands  Government Ban  On Power Lifted

Suffering Britons Get New War  MILLION NOW BACK ON BRITISH JOBS; BUT CRISIS STAYS

POWER BANS IN BRITAIN EASED; CRISIS REMAINS   A Million Workers Back or Jobs in 8 Plants—Fuel Shortage Unsolved

BRITONS RETURN TO WORK   TI Million Troop Back to Industry In English Plants

Four Million British Workers Still Idle   Plants Reopen in Only Eight of 38 Counties-.Coal Problem Uneolved

BRITISH ISLES IN SAP OF COLDEST WAVEIN29 YEAR   : Mercury Two Degrees Below   Zere; Some Midland  _ 'Pearaciag Beane

British Reopen Some Plants As Winter Strikes   Intense Cold May Force More Cuts In Use Of Fuel

COAL MINES IN BRITAIN REOPENED   Million Miners At Work; Mercury Hits Two Below

MILLION WORKERS RETURN TO PLANTS IN BRITISH ISLES   Coldest Day of Winter Curl: Activities; Coal Supply. Te Still Seant

Coldest Day Of Winter Gives Notice Critical Coal Shortage Still  Unsolved .

Million Workers Back in Plants  Another 4 Million Reatick Awe lala.

Million British Return To Work   Four Million Remain Idle; Critical Coal Shortage Remains Unsolved

Reopen Plants In Midlands  Britain Shivers In Coldest Day Of Winter

Million Britons Return to Work   Production Slowed as Temperature m Certain Areas Hits All-Time Low; Rail Transportation Slowed By Frozen Switches: Fog Is Handicap

Million Workers Return To Jobs In Great Britain   Four Million Others Idle; Critical Coal Shortage Reported Still Unsolved

British Lift  Power Ban   Million Workers In Midlands Return; Coal Shortage Still Unsolved

Million Back On the Job as Plants Reopen   Four Million Still Idle as British Coal Crisis Is Unsolved

TRUMAN UNDER THREAT OF PARTY BOLT —   Some Think 1948 Election Being — Decided Now

BEGINS LONG TERM ' IN IOWA STATE PEN   Sentencing Of Jack Billingsley There Paves Way For Trial Of Three Alleged Kidnapers

MEXICO CITY-EL PASO  Loco Horse Gives Airline Crew Wild Two-Hour Ride

Se Cn MADE Wild Horse Terrorizes Crew Of California-Bound Carao Plane

Wild Horse Breaks Loose, Terrorizes Plane Crew for Two Hours on Flight from Mexico City to El Paso

EMERGENCY LANDING MADE :  Wild Horse Terrorizes Crew Of California-Bound Cargo Plane

Likely to Alter Whole Idea of  Sea Warfare   Battleships May Give Way To Heavily-Protected Rocket Vessels

avy irae be nee Atomic- rowared Ships  ba . bBERe ue ft yy % B a. ‘s hea Be: Ne 7 “; b® Be ak ef te PD   pevelopment Expected to Change Naval Warfare Concept

‘Navy Starts Studying ‘Atom-Powered Ships   Future Fleet May ‘Button Up’ Crew Against Radiation, Aitack Gnly Shore Targets

Atomic Warships Goal of Navy  Fast Raiders Will Attack Cities With Poateor.-

U.S. Navy May Revolutionize Concept Of Naval Warfare With Atomic-Powered Ships

Navy Seeking Atom Power  For Warships   Officials See Possibility O£ Completely Revised Method of Warfare at Sea in New Program

‘Atomic-Powered Battleship Fleet   Section Will Also Devise: Methods To Protect Crews From Radiation

Cea erie: eee  Navy To Try Atomic-Powered Warships; Vessels, Tactics Of Future Vastly Different

Quackenbush To Head Arctic Force ln Navy's Afomft Power Program ~

Navy of Future Takes New Shape  Navy Dept. Planning Atomic-powere d Ships

Plan Navy ToFit  Atom Era   Outlined. Program Shows Alteration Of Whole Concept Of. Naval Warfare

NAVY WILL SPUR ATOM WARSHIPS      Whole Concept Of Warfare At Sea To Be Altered

Navy To Gird Itself For  Atomic War   Ships May Go Into Battle ‘Buttoned Up’; Switching To Guided Missile Craft

Navy Reveals Creation Of Section To Develop Atomic-Powered Ships

Seeking Atom-Driven War Vessels .  ee ec oh aoa er 2 eterna entire  U. S. DREAMS OF ATOMIC SHIPS

Navy Discloses Atomic-Powered Warships Plans   Fleet Of Future Likely To Be Force For Blast: ing Land Bases.

 Secking (Ate feim-Driven War Vessels . =e  'U. S. DREAMS OF ATOMIC’ SHIPS

Navy to Plan Fleet of Atom Powered Ships   Special Section Set Up to Develop New Type of War Vessels

Navy Plans Atomic Battleships   “Buttoned Un” Warships Part Of Future Pregram

Wants to Knc Whereabou   Has No Evidence In Ca 3 But Not Ovezlooking Any Possible Leads

Wants to Know Whereabouts At That Time   Has No Evidence In Case But Not Overlooking Any Possible Leads

Senate Board Joins In Hunt   W ould Determine Whether Or Not Atomic Secrets Plawe Reen [TLost.

Senate War Group Joins  A-Bomb Case   Seek to Learn If Foreign Agents Have Obtained Atomic Secrets

F ive Killed By Twister; Others Hurt         City Without Lights, Slowing Rescue Work; Outside Help Asked

Town Nearly Levelled as Tornado Strikes Oklahoma; Five Known Dead, 20 Hurt   Twister Came From Texas and for Time Followed Route of Deadly Storm April 9 Which Killed 200 People and Destroyed a Town; Assistance Needed

Three Quarters Of Leedy, Town Of 600, Reported Destroyed   Debris Searched For Storm Victims   Telephone Operator Gives Alarm And Many Take To Sheltered Areas

Tornado Strikes Town of Leedey in Western Oklahoma  Phone Operator's Sirer Warnina Kept Death

TWISTER RIPS INTO LEEDEY, KILLING SIX   Town Three-Quarters Destroyed, Phone Operator Says

Three-Fourths Of Leedey Is Destroyed   Report Five Bodies Already Discovered; Ambulances, Doctors Rushed To Area

OKLAHOMA TOWN HIT BY TORNADO, § BODIES FOUND   Leedey Three-Fourths Destroyed; Swept North ' From Texas

Leedey Almost Wiped Out by  Violent Storm   Fire Siren Warning Is Believed to Have Held Down Casualties

Three-Fourths of Oklahoma Town Reported Destroyed; Five Bodies Are Recovered: Sounding of Fire Siren Saved Many Lives

—TWISTER— Warning — May Have Saved Most   ONLY 5 DEAD IN FIRST: NEWS

Find Five Bodies, Hunt For Others   Waterworks Of Leedey Destroyed And TelePhone Office Hit; Call Made Over Emergency Line At Edge Of Town

Storm Hammers At Same Sector Wrecked April 9   Five Bodies Found a Leedey After Twister Strikes at Higgins

City’s Light Power Cut Off by Storm   Phone Operator Gives Alarm to Hold Down Loss of Life

Storm Causes Heavy Damage  To Leedey, Okla.   Phone Man’s Warning Sends Many to Safety; Higgins, Tex., Hit Agair

Warning Kept Losses Down   People Cleared Off Street: Storm Started at Higgins, Missed Several Towns

Kansas Wheat Helped By Rain, Snow Storms   Forecaster Soys 1948 Prospects Boosted 100 Per Cent Past Two Dave

Violations of Cease Fire Order Charged   Rumor Leahy Might Negotiate Dutch, Indonesian Treaty

DUTCH SAY JAVA TRUCE BROKEN   Charges Fly In Indonesian War Campaign _.

Say Dutch Violated  Truce   ‘Indonese Answer Dutch Charge With Own Accusation; Hint Leahy May Act As Mediator

Dutch Accuse Indonesians Of Violating Truce   Deny Guilt Themselves Rumor Says Adm. Leah: Mav Re Mediator.

Believe Leahy May Arbitrate Javanese War   Dutch, Natives Exchange Blame

Indonesia Foes Charge Cease Fire Order Violated   U.S. Offer to Furnish Mediator Relayed to Republican Government

VIOLATIONS CHARGED IN INDONESIAN TRUCE   Each Side Says That Other Snubs ‘Cease Fire’

Duteh Accuse Indonesians Of Violation   Adm. Leahy Rumored Ae Mediator After U. S. Offers “Its Good Offices”

CHARGE TRUCE PACT VIOLATED   Both Sides Claim Cease-Fire Order is Broken

Both Charging Order Violated  Clashes Continue on Indonase Sail .

Netherlands, Indonesia. stl Bicker  Cro $s-Allegation   Cross-Allegations Fly, Each Nation Charging Violation

Dutch Charye Indonesian Forces Violate Cease-Fire Orders; Renublican Gificial Hits Back

meee BURGE ES TRON Ee   Dutch Army Accuses Republic And Denies She Has Done Such

Netherlands Army Accuse:  Indonesians Claims Violation Of Cease-Fire Order 5 Times

DUTCHACCUSE INDONE SIANS OF ATTACKS   Army Lists Five Violations of Cease-Fire Order and Denies Republican Accusation of Similar Guilt.

Truce Violated By Indonesians Is Dutch Claim   Cease Fire Order Broken Five Times Communique Holds

Dutch Charge Truce Violation   Rumors Circulate That Admiral Leahy May Be Mediator

Netherlands, Indonesia Still Bicker  Cross-Allega a ns wad te * Natio  ’ a Viala oe

DUTCH CLAIM NATIVES VIOLATE PEACE ORDER   Rumors Circulate Adm. Leahy Will Mediate If Both Sides Accept U. S. Offer

Evidence Not Enough for a ee   Sam Wear’ District Attorney, States of Vote Fraud Cases

ALLEGED VOTE FRAUD EVIDENCE NOT SUFFICIENT   Distriet Attorney Sam Wear Issued a Statement Today.   IN PRIMARY ELECTION   Has Reviewed Evidence Submitted by the Kansas City. Star.

INQUIRY OPENED ~ IN PLANE CRASH   AIRLINER CLOSE TO 4 AIR PORTS WHEN IT WENT DOWN WITH DEATH OF 21.

AFL Calls tor New Pay Hike   Strong Position Taken in Paper; HCL Is Blamed

Game Officers. Take Gloomy View On 1947 Pheasant Crop   Pheasant hunting this year “Will Be No Better” than Last. Years. Second nesting May Bring Open Season.

MINERS WILL TAKE HOLIDAY. ~ DURING WEER   REPORT ON MINE SAFETY ‘BEING RUSHED AS LEWIS - ‘ORDERS “MEMORIAL” : SHUTDOWN

Begin Six Day Mine eal ,      Krug Sicesteps Debate With Lewis, Rushes Safety Rules Report

MINE SAFETY REPORT RUSHED BY GOVERNMENT   gFederal Officials Will Not Try To Stop Walkout Called By Lewis

Soft Coal Miners Prepare To Halt Work For Week   ‘‘Memorial’’ Ordered By John L. Lewis For Illinois Mine Disaster Victims   REPORTS ON MINE SAFETY BEING RUSHED

Russia Makes Concessions On Austrian Treat}   As Result Agreement Is Made To Allow Austria Army Of 53,000   SOVIET ATTITUDE CAUSES SURPRISE

Buying of Toll Spans Outlawed   State Supreme Court Rules that Bridges Cannot Be Purchased

SUPREME COURT STOPS SALE OF TOLL BRISGES   Upholds Lower Court Whicl Declared Toll Bridge Law Unconstitutional

BRITISH RETURN 4.500 JEWS T0 PORT IN FRANCE   Refugees May Be Taker To Columbia. South  American Nation

REFUGEE SHIP SENT BACK TO FRENCH PORT   British Order Return Of Immigrants As Violence Flares

Fale Of Jews Is Unsettled      4,500 Immigrants Being Shipped Back To  France

Refugees Are Turned Back to Place From Which They Started   About 4,500 Jews on Immigration Ship Are Returned to France

Will Export More Wheat This Year Than in Ten Years Before the War

New Deal for World Is Advocated b y Lx-Vice President   One-Time Secretary of Commerce   One-Time Secretary of Commerce Accuses His Critics of Hysteria in Latest Utterances

NEW ATTACK QN TRUMAN POLICY MADE   Wallace Says Wealth Of United States Is Going to Military

His Critics Are Accused Of ‘Hysteria’ By Wallace   Contends No Peace In World To Come  Without ‘New Deal On Roosevelt Model

Tells Britons Peace Must Be Founded On Roosevelt Plan: Raps Senate Critics

AT CRITICS OF TALK ABROAI   Accuses U. S. Senators Of Hysteria; Urges World New Deal

WALLACE SAYS WORLD NEEDS ‘A NEW DEAL’   Former Vice - President Talks To All England Over BBC Radio

WALLACE CLAIMS NEW DEAL NEEDED   ‘Accuses Senate of ‘Hysteria’ In Speech Over British Network Sunday

World In Need Of FDR Logic, Brifons Told   Former Vice President Accuses Critics OF Hysteria

Makes Radio Appeal: FDR Model Cited   Ex-Vice President Charges ‘Hysteria’ In Senate Cri

New Deal for World Is Advocated by Ex-Vice President   One-Time Secretary of Commerce Accuses His Critics of Hvsteria in Latest TtHearanceec

Former Vicepresident Tells British Radio Audience of 15 Million There Will Be No Peace Until Whole World Gets a "New Deal’ ibn the Roosevelt Model

PARADOX FACES OHIO ASSEMBLY   Strip Mining issue ‘thot Potato’; Bonus Hits Snag

HERBERT, BENDER AT ODDS OVER PROPOSAL  STRIP MINE BILL FACES HOUSI

Herbert, Bender At Odds on Bill For Strip Mines   Congressman Takes Opposite View on Regulation Need

Ohio Vet Bonus Issue Revived   Variety Of Problems Before Legislature

OH10 GOVERNOR FAVORS STRIP MINE MEASURE   Bender Leads Opposition Against Herbert on Control of Coal Stripping

SENATE BALKS AT ADDING CENT 10 CIGARET TAX   Action Completed on Bill Increasing Public Employes’ Retirement Benefit:

Taft Calls for Appointment of Men Outstanding in This Nation to NLRB; Senate Votes Today on Truman Veto

Vote Slated On Measure Having Veto Of Truman   Two-Thirds Result Seen; Hard Battle Ix Nearing Finish

Labor Bill Author Seeks Fen On Board   SEN. TAFT IN REQUEST FOR APPOINTMENT OF GROUP

Taft Calls For Appointment Of Citizens To Enlarge NLRB   Senator Confident That Senate Will Approve Measure; Pepper Pleads For Votes To Uphold President’s Veto

Senate Reversal Qn Tax Measure  Votes to Re-submit Item to People

PRIME: MINISTER LASHES OUT. AT RED BRAND OF DEMOCRAC'   WITS AT SOCIALISTS FOR NOT PROTESTING AGAINST CONDITIONS UNDER RUSSIAN EXPANSION

Federal Jury Gets Ingalls Slavery Case   Conviction Carries Penalty Five Years In Jail Or A Fine Of $5,000 Or Roath

Ingalls Slavery Case Goes To U. 8. Court Jury  New Englanders Are Defendants

April's State Tax Collections Drop   Total, $2,825,316, Is Gain from March

Counter Anti-U.S.   Russo-Hungary Planes Denied Right to Fly Over U. S.-Occupied. ‘Germanv and. Austria

Refuse Flight Over US Zones   Maszovlet: ‘Transport Co. Planes Envolved: Lack 1 American Civil Rights.

hussia-Hungary Airlines Banned From Operating In American Zone Skies

Deny Clearance For Hungarian, Russian Ships   Report Soviet Officer Refuses Inspectiog Of Hungarian Fort By U. 8. Colonel

FLIGHT OVER DGGUPATION AREAS HALTED   Reprisal for Hindrance of American Activity in Hungary.

Temperatures   Planes Refused Clearance to Fly Over American Zones in Germany And Austria in Retaliatory Move

lowa Rapped in Report on Mental Care   National Foundation Findings Prepered for Leaislators -

Control Board Calls Hospitals Report Unfair   Hauge Denies Charges of Brutality at 3 Mental Institutions in Iowa

Russian Charges U. S. In Offering Aid, Not Thinking Of Hungry Greeks But Of Oil For Well-Fed Americans

r SE ee erat et oe ak tan  WAR HERO ARMY CHAPLAL RETIRED AFYER 43 ¥EARS

Medical Schoo! Plans Approved By U.A. Board   Bids For Residence Halls Here To Be Advertised

Signalman Denies His Marriage to Japanese Girl   Hirshberg Takes Witness Stand to Clear Charges iz Court-Martial Trial

RED WALKOUT SWEEPS ROME: RIOTS SPREAD      French Troops Stage Series of Arrests In Marseille

Paris Police, Troops Seize Arms Cache   Russian Weapons Uncovered at Camp On Paris Outskirts

FBI of France Raids Centers of Red Activity   “Food. Rots.on Piers as Marseille Strike. Keeps Port Tied Up.

FRENCH SEIZE MAGHINEGUNG IN RUSS CAM   Raid Made by Surete Police and Troops With Four Tanks.

Senators. Seek  Data On Plan      Ferguson “Asserts Arnold, May Be Called ‘In Wake~ Of Charge’ “Profits. Made:During War

COAL MINERS — NOW. OUTSIDE — LABOR CURBS   BECAUSE OF LACK OF CON TRACT WITH OPERATORS, UNUSUAL SITUATION  . + ESXsts

CLAIM LABOR BILL WONT STOP LEWIS   Federal Officials Say It Would Not Prevent Threatened Strike

Cofall Resigns As Liquor Chief   Business Reasons Cited in Letter

STATE LIQUOR CHIEF RESIGNS   Says Cofall Quits Due to ‘Business Reasons’

COFALL TO QUIT AS OHIO LIQUOR HEAD   Herbert Announces Resigna tion Of Clevelander

Old American Institution Is Endangered  Battle To Retain Five-Cent Cup OF Java Is On In State

~ REACHES HAWAII   Will Spend Several Days There Before Resuming Journey to Washington.

Lilienthal Says US Defense Is Prime Object   Proposed Atom Head Declares no Prejudice Against Army Advice

Fire Takes No Holiday 4 Fire Companies Fail Toa Cut Traffic Snarle

New Contract to Raise Coal Prices   It Is Signed Today by Lewis  - and Majority of  - - Operators   HIGHEST WAGE LEVEL   Lewis Will Be Chairman of Board for Huge Wel . fare Fund

Only Southern Operators Re main Outside Ranks of  Those Capitulating to   Lewis’ New Terms.   ~ re ia @& ee ee ee ee    COAL PRICES DUE TO CLIMB HIGHER

150,000 Miners Bound to Work When ‘‘Willing and Able’’ at Increased Wage

Sign Soft Coal Pact For Most Mines, Averting  U S.-WideTieup   Lewis Declares Contract Gives Men $3.54 More Per Day

WAGES IN HISTORY   200,000 Union Men Begin Returning To Pits This  AfSsarnaan

Miners and Operators  Sign Highest Wage Pact   Agreement ‘Reads, Men Will Work Wher . ‘Willing and Able;’ Will Have Effect *  Upon 150.000 Soft Coal Workers =

Nation-wide: Strike Will. Be Averted  Lewis Expects All To Accept.

Lewis Signs New Contract for Half Soft Coal Miners  @., wWwABFAI Mm VAS uAsSADMr

Coal Contract Signed, Miners To Return Soon   Only Southern Mines  Outside Pact, Granting  Top Wage In Industry

 —AGREEMENT — Workers  Get Signal To Return   HIGHEST PAY IN HISTORY

Lewis, Majority Of Operators Sign Agreement   Remainder Will Foliow Suit, Is Expectation

Highest Wages In History For MinersGranted   Coal Prices To Increase 67e To $1 A Ton Under Contract Boosting Workers’ Pay   Other Operators Waiting To Sign   Miners Will Work When “Willing and Able” Ae Faft-Hartley Act Is By-Passed

Operators Sign Contract with 300, 000 Miners; Terms Seen As Herald Of Long- Time Peace      Includes Pay Boost, ‘Safety Code, Rules -To Settle Disputes

Coal Strike Apparently Is Averted   Agreement Gives Miners Highest Pay In History

Contract Sends 150,000 Miners Back To Work   Agreement Assures Highest Wages In History Of Mining To Members Of UMW

Only Southern Onerators Yet To Take Part   Prices To Go Up As Result Of New Digging Agreement

Contracts Give Miners Highest Wage In History   Agreement Affects Eastern Pits Only; Others Will Follow

Entire Industry Is Expected to Accept Terms   Top Pay in History Of Mining Will Mean Higher Fuel Prices _

Highest Pay in History Granted Nation’s Miners; Beein-Work Signal Given

Lewis Wins Fine Contract for His  Miners; No Strike   Majority of Bituminous Operators Sign Up and Avert Strike

Strike Averted By Most  Owners   Miners To Receive Highest Wages In History

OPERATORS SIGN CONTRACT WITH JOHN L, LEWIS   ‘Nationwide Soft Coal Strike Averted—Workers Get Highest Pay in History

Coal Miners Agree to New Terms  Nation-Wide Strik:   Nation-Wide Strike Averted; Most Operators Sign

Mine Wage Pact Signed For 200,000   Midwest Operators Waiting to Sign— Miners Wait Lewis Word

Higher Prices, Less Coal For  Country Seen   Miners Get Biggest Pay Boost; Work Only When ‘Willing, Able’ “

Representatives of 75 Per Cent  Of Soft Coal Industry Sign Wage Contract That Is Record Breaker; ‘Southern Group Yet to Capitulate

Miners  Go Back To Work   Only Southern Group Excluded; Lewis Gets Full Demands, Owners Seem Satisfied

Miners i in North, West Areas are Ordered to Work   UMW Chief Predicts Entire Industry Will Accept New Contract

News Day And Night   Contract Covers Half Of Operations; South Yet  To Agree   Workers Return To Pits Tonight   Agreement Provides For Highest Wages, Shortest Week In History

AGREEMENT GIVES MINERS HIGHEST PAY IN HISTORY OF SOFT COAL OPERATIONS

UMW Chieftain Wins Highest Wage In History   200,000 Miners Go Back To Work, Others To Follow

Lewis Expects Others To Be Included In Few Days—Increase Of $1.20 Granted

Miners Wiil Draw $13.05 for 8 Hours; Boost Welfare Levy   Expect Southern, Scattered Western Operators To Okay Pact; Fuel Prices Bound To Increase

Miners ToGet Highest Wage In History   Agreement Signed Today By Norther Operators; Others Expected To Follow

Lewis Signs, Averts National Miners’ Strike  Highest Pay With   Highest Pay, With ‘Higher Coal Prices To Follow Contract

Operators anc Lewis Sign Pay Contract   i irers Win Highest Wage in History; Workday Now 8 Hours

Averts Wide Coal Strike   Miners Get Higher Pay, Right To Work When “Willing And Able”

COAL MINERS GET RECORD WAGE BOOST   Eastern Operators Sign Contract, With Others Expected to Follow— Miners Return to Work at Once.

Majority Of Soft Coal Operators Accept Agreement   Expect Entire Industry Will Sign In Few Days

75 Percent Of Industry On Contract   Only Southern Grouy Remains Outside The Ranks.

Pact Covers 200,000 Coal Workers   Back To Work Signal Given By Union Heads

Lewis Expects Entire Industry Will Accept If  Over Half of Men Covered by Pact

Soft Coal Wage Pact Eliminates Walkout Threat   Lewis Says Rest of Coal Operators Will Accept---Highest Pay Ty Mining Hietary

Operators OK Coal Contract,   More Than Half Of UMW Miners Covered; Raise Coal Price.

Coal Prices Due to Climb .67-$1      Other Operators Expected to Sign Reluctantly; Miners to Get $1.63 .

LEWIS OBTAINS RECORD WAGES, LAW IMMUNITY   Only Southern Owners Still Remain Out; 441/2-Cent Raises Provided

HIGHEST WAGE IN HISTORY APPROVED    But Southern Owner Sign Agreement  COST OF COAL   To Soar Between 67 Cents And $1; Terms Of Pact Are Announced

Nationwide Coal Strike Averted By Agreement   Lewis Signs Pact Giving Miners Highest Pay in History; Raps Labor Law

Agreement Made forl Yr. Between Northern and Western Co.'s, South Idle

Coal Miners Acree to New Terms   Nation-Wide Strike Averted; Most Operators Sign

Coal Contract Signed Today By Both Sides   PUBLIC TO GET, HIGHER PRICES AND LESS PRODUCTION

Northern Mine Owners  To Pay Record Wage   Union Head Predicts Whole Industry Will Accept Agreement in Few Days; Contract Covers Half of UMW Members

Nationwide Walkout Is Warded Off   Higher Coal Prices Due In Wake of Sweeping Victory by Lewis.

[Pact Will Mean ‘Higher Coal Price   UMW Headquarters Send Notices Okaying Work for 60 Per Cent of Miners after Big Hike Approved -

Soft Coal Miners Sign Agreement   Will Work ‘When Willing And Able’ New Contract Provides

Strike Averted By New Contract Signed by Lewis   Pact Means Highest Coal Mins Wages In History, Higher Coal Prices

Miners Receive More Pay Plus Other Benefits   Southern Operators Studying Details: Expected to Agree

Miners’ Chief Predicts Early Pact With South  More Than Half of Men Covered As Sirnike Follawse Vacatian Fund

AGREEMENT 1S REACHED WITH MINERS   150,000 Return to Work with Generous Wage Increases

Highest Pay Rate In History Fixed   Workers Required To Stay On Jobs Only When ‘Willing And Able’; Not Accepted $v Southern Operators

Miners Get Highest Pay Ever and Evade Taft-Hartley Bill: South’s Operators NotCovered by Terms

MINERS GET HIGHEST PAY IN HISTORY   Agreement Signed. By Lewis And Most Of Coal Operators

Price of Fuel To Go Up With Wage Increase   Lewis Shows Joy Over Welfare Fund Based on Royalties

Only Owners In South Balk At Inking Paet   Miners Get Daily Boost of $1.20 Plus Bigger Welfare FundLewis Is Elated

Majority Accept New Wage Hikes  Agreement Averts Soft Coal Strike

John L. Lewis Is Victorious In Pay Demand   Approximately 75 Per Cent Of The Soft Coal Operators Accede To Union's Ultimatum; Southerners Ready To Follow.

Pact Signed. To Avert Coal Mine Strike   Agreement Carries  . Highest Pay in History Of Industry; To Work When Willina and Able

LEWIS WINS PAY HIKE AND SHORTER DAY   Men ito Work “When Willing and Able” Under New » Mine Contract.

Soviet Press Denounces  U. S. Officials   Truman Js Accused of Wanting to Rule the World

Soviet Writers Compare Trumar To Adolf Hitler   Eisenhower, Marshall Are Also Denounced In Russian Magazine

MAYOR LOSES INPETROW BY 20,000 VOTES   JEFFRIES DEFEATED FOR 5TH TERM BY VAN ANTWERP

Overell Juror TH, Sends for  Own Doctor   Deadlock Continues a: Woman Juror, Beulah Weep

Overell Jurors  Debate Verdict   Call For Exhibits And More Instructions On Testimony

JURORS ARGUE ON TESTIMONY AGAINST PAIR   Pictures, Wooden Splinters Asked ° For Study

Railroads Seek 2% Freight Hike   15°co Rate Boost Asked in the South, West of Mississippi

FREIGHT RATE BOOST ASKED BY RAILROADS   Carriers Seck Additional Builion in Revenue Through Overall 146 Pet. Increase.

Railroads Asking Another Hike in Freight Rates   Increase Would Average 16 Per Cent; Totals Billion Dollars

FREIGHT RATE RAISE SOUGHT BY RAILROADS   ) CARRIERS PETITION ICC FOR FRESH INCREASES

Railroads Ask Rate Increase   Seek Additional Billion Dollar: in Freight Hauling Revenues.

Freight Rate Boosts Sought By Railroads  Carriers Move For Billion-Dollar Increase In Nation’s Annual Bill 

MILK STRIKERS READY TO QUIT   Union Head Says Producers Will Discuss Terms

SLICING OF BUDGET IS THREATENED   Congressman Taber Calls for Firing of Million on Payroll

37 Billion Budget To Be Slashed   Rep. Taber Says It Will Be Cut; Million Employes To Be Cut Off

Taber Would Lop Million Employes Off U.S. Payroll   House Appropriations Chief Threatens to Use Budget Sledgehammer

President’s Figures Face  Big Slash  GOP-Democratic Clash In Prospect

Taber Would Lop Million Off Payrol!   New Yorker Says He'll Use ‘Sledgehammer’ to Lower e237 Bilton Budget

TABER THREATENS WAR ON TRUMAN'S SPENDING PLANS   Declares He Will Use Ax on President's Expected Proposal for $37,000,000,000 Budget.   CALLS FOR REDUCTION TO $29,140,000,000   Chairman of Hquse Appropritions Committee Demands 1,000,000 Federal Workers Be Fired.

GOP DEMANDS BIG SLASH IN EXPENDITURES   Budget of $29 Billion Declared Possible By Rep. Taber

Congress Plans Big Slash for Truman's Budget   Expected Figure May Be Reduced by Eight Billion

MILLION MAY BE TAKEN OFF U.S. PAYROLLS   FEDERAL BUDGET OF 37 BILLION DUE FOR SLASH

PENNSY WRECK WITHOUT HURT   ‘Legislator’ Is Derailed at Philadelphia; Damage Only Material

50 UNDER ARREST IN BURMA MASSACRE   Propaganda Minister in Jap Puppet Government During War One of Thase Held.

  BURMA ROUNDUP  SAS.   Papers Report 50 Arrests “Following Saturday  Macearra

ROUND WORLD PLANE HEADS FOR ALASK!   Ship Takes Off From - Japan Well Ahead Of Speed Record

Reynolds Takes Off From Jap Mainland On Jump to Alaska   Chicagoan Figures on 11 Hours to Make 3,000-Mile Hop

Reynolds Heads For Anchorage In World Hop   Takes Off After Stop For Fuel in Japan; To Bypass Soviet Areas

Reynolds’ Record-Seeking Plane Speeds Toward Alaska After Brief Stop in Japan

“‘Bombshell’”’ Plane Heads For Alaska  Around-The-World Fliers Leave Tokyo

New Record For World Flight Said Seen  Globe-Girdling Plane Roaring Toward US.

BOMBSHELL DUE IN ANCHORAGE ON SPEED TRIP   Reynolds at Controls For 3000-Mile Jaunt; New Record in Sight

BOMBSHELL HOPS OFF FOR ALASKA   ROUND-WOERLD AIRMEN EXPECT TO MAKE FLIGHT FROM JAPAN IN 11 HOURS.

eS ART Gar SCL  Globe Girdling Plane Buz - In Alaska This Mornina

Reynolds Off For America   Round-The-World Plane Takes Off From Japanese Airdrome

REYNOLDS PLANE NEARING ALASKA ON RECORD DASH   En Reute Te Anchorage After Takeoff From Yeketa, Japan   SPONSOR IS CERTAIN NEW MARK IN SIGHT

Around - The - World Fliers Take Off For Alaska With New - Record Goal In Sight

QUESTION OF SPOKESMEN FOR JEWS TAKING PART  IN DEBATE REFER .. RED TO COMMIT.  ‘  8 rrr

TO ASSEMBLY   After Ceremonial Function Has Ended, Delegates will Constdet Problem of Hearing Jewish and Non-dJewish Groups.

33 Women Go Into Bars To ‘Sell?’ WCTU   Pasadena Group, Composed of White-Haired Ladies, Try _ ing To. Talk Drinkers into Dry Fold—They Plan More Trips.

White-Haired Women Carry Fight For ‘Temperance Cause to Cocktail Lounges

WHITE-HAIRED COLIFORNIA WCTU WOMEN TOURING COCKTAIL BARS, CARRYING CRUSADE TO LOUNGES

New Tornado Hits North Texas. 2 Persons Killed   Hottest April 30 on Record Recorded by Dalles Bureou   Crusaders Trek From Bar to Bar

White-Haired Women, 33 in Number, Carry  Oemaca ak Tamneorance Inta Cacktail L aunaec

“Hey, Bartender, Gimme A Beer,” Is Cry As WCTU Invades Bars; Hymns Clash With Juke Box Tunes

Talmadge Preparcs to Demand that Cook Withdraw Court Ao tlon Scheduled for Feb. 7 in AtJanta Superior Court.

GEORGIA ROW MAY RESULT IN “INPEACHIENT   “Faithful” Attorney General Facing Talmadge Action Over QOuster.

Talmadge May Impeach Arnall Legal Adviser   Cook Is Pressing Ouster Proceedings

Inflation Looms As Top Issue In’48 Campaign   Lawmakers Begin Holidays,  Gird for Price Struggle

All Voters  Concerned Over Costs   Sharp Rise In Expenses Could Sway Election

Arkansas Girl Dies in Wreck In Davis Area   Miss Mary Lee Zaner, Hot Springs, Was Victim; Two Other Passengers Critically Iniured

17 Dead in Heat Wave; Break Is Being Expected   However, No Rain Seems Likely in Midwest Plains States

HEAT [5 EASED; RAIN IS NEEDED   Thirsting Crops Wilt In Temperatures 100 And Over

HEAT WAVE DEATH “TOLL REACHES 20   BREAK COMES IN NORTH, BUT MIDWEST HAS LITTLE HOPE OF EARLY RELIEF.

BLAST KILLS 3 AND INJURES 4€   Explosion Demolishes Club At Nampa, Idaho

Union Plea For . Transfer Of Local Case Is Denied   Judge Refuses To Certify Davis Case To Federal Court

EISENHOWER FAILS IQ SAY NO TO PLAN ABOUT CANDIDACY   ‘Ike’ Won't Admit He Will Not Be Drafted for U.S. Presidency; Interview Is Held Today.   DIRECT QUESTION MADE BY REPORTER

Lisenhower Refuses To Remove Self   Just About Ready Keep Quiet On Politics

EISENHOWER OK’S DRAFT MOVEMENT   Leaves Door Open for Possible "48 Candidacy

"IN UNUSED VAULT   Monev Found on Third Floor of City Hall Part of Watkins Estate   GOES TO BENEFICIARIES

$9,875 LOCATED IN UNUSED VAULT   Money Found on Third Floor of City Hall Part of Watkins Estate   GOES TO BENEFICIARIES

Like Almost Any Other Resort City Galveston Has. Usual Behind-Scene Gambling: Boss

'HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Island Pier Palace Of Chance ‘Lures Tired Oil Millionaires

Muskoqgee’s. Milk Wranale Goes On   Meeting Foday to Beuice ie Avbitration Boord wT. Bo Tried

3 Approve A Control Proposals   Four Others Agree in Principle,  They Say

Three Nations Approve Atom Control Plan   Russia May Say Friday How, She Stands On Proposal

3 Nations O.K. Atomic Control Plan   U.S., China and Brazil in Accord on International Agency; Soviet Position To Be Stated Later.

RESUME SATIRA MURDER TRIAL   DANCER SAYS MEE ROUGLY HANDLED EN ROUTE HOSPITAL

Lover Handled Roughly After She Shot Him, yancer States      Feared For His Life, Satira Tells Court

‘California Co-ed, Boy ‘Friend Held in ‘Bomb’ Deaths of Her Purante

Family Jewels Discussed By Roger Babson   HEIRLOOMS ARE PRIZED BUT MONEY ALSO NEEDED

: Kidnaping Charges Against Toledo Couple Dropped When Prosecutor Says Neosho Woman Misrepresented Case

KIDNAP CHARGE —_1$ DISMISSED   TOLEDO COUPLE GIVEN FREEDOM AFTER PROSECUTOR LEARNS BABY'S MOTHER LIED

New Dahlia Suspect  Soldier Reports ‘Blackout’ After Date with Short Girl

Jersey Soldier Linked to Case Of Black Dahli:   Admits ‘Date’ Then Black out; Blood Found On Clothes

Soviet Seizures of Austrian Property Will Not Be Recognized by U. §., Claim

Russian Seizures in Austria Said ‘Not Recognized’ by U.S  General Clark Quoted as Telling Deputies Potsdam Agreement On Property Was Violated by Soviet

LS. Will Not Admit  Leeality   Gen. Clark Tells Big Four German Assets Are Problem

Americans Do Not Recognize Red Seizures   Removals From Austria Never Sanctioned, Says General Clark

Gen. Clark Says U.S. Has Net Recognized Russian Seizures   Referred to Soviet Gains In Austria

——————  Auto Industry Looks For ‘ward to Great Prosperity in 1947

MANY APPOINTEES OF STEVENSON APPROVED FEW OTHERS HELD UP  TEXAS SENATE MEETS IN CLOSED SESSION

Hearing Set On Railroad  Fare Boosts   In Washington On March 3lst

Aleman Speake: At Dinner Meet  Mexico Welcomes U.-S. Cooperation

ALEMAN GREETED NOISILY IN GOTHAN   Mexican President Welcomes American Capital At Dinner Address

New York Welcomes Mexican President  Aleman In Warning On Foreign: Funds

Mexico Welcomes American Capital Aleman Asserts   Businessmen Operating Without Greed Are Invited to Deal in Country

MEXICO OPENED TOU, §, CAPITAL   Old - Fashioned Welcome Given By New York To President Aleman

ALEMAN INVITES CAPITAL TO MEXICO   MORE THAN ONE MILLION NEW YOEKERS TURN OUT  TO SEE VISITOR. ~

President Aleman Says U. 5. Capitat Welcome fo Mexico  Invites American Help In Developing Their Natural Resources

New Episcopal Bishop Takes Over  Rt Rev Henry Sherrill 20th Presiding; Bishop of U.S. Episcopal Church

Young Mother Dies Mysteriously   Taft Not To Oppose Nomination of Myer   Rev. Sherrill Is New Episcopal Church Head

Takes Over Today As Pre siding Bishop Of Episcopal Church In the United States

Loaned Union Army a Horse and Wagon Back in ‘61; Now He Asks Government to Pay

PATRONAGE OF TEXAS 1S ISSUE   Connally And O’Danic! Dispute Up For Senate Decision

TRUMAN NOT SURE OPA OFFICE TO DIE   President To Cross Money Bridge Later

Truman Unconvinced OPA to Die From Lack of Funds.   Nation’s Rent Contro! Program Under ‘Threat

DR, GRESSMIAN 10 SPEAK AT ALUM EVENT HERE  a:   Second Annual Picnic in Local Country Club Grove   TO REGISTER NAMES

1 Members Of Spy Ring Are Convicted   “Ehrhardt.P yor? Mer’ gest

Reduction Of 20 Percent Is Ordered Here   Base Minimum Pay For Police, Fire Departments Hiked

Over 200 Miles Of New Highway Will Be Built   Announcement Made By Federal Public Roads Administration.

$12,200,000 Road Program In Maryland  ~Highway Plans Given Ot By Public Roads

Governor Carlson Signs Second Bill Since Taking Over   Authorizes Sale of State Twine Plant--Climaxes Busy Weel

Legislature Keeps.Busy   Week Results in 52 New Bills Submitted; ‘Key Work Is Done -

Man Who Betrayed Country by Broadcasting for Nazis Given Life Sentence

DUFF PREPARES TO TAKE OATH AS GOVERNOR   Attorney General Becomes Pennsylvania’s 34th Chief Executive Tuesday.

Inventors Tell of  Latest in Gadgets   Women Found Percolating Brain -Children.

Ideas for All Kinds of New Gadgets Brought Out by Invention Digest

Lewis, Owners Continue Talks   Bargaining On New Contract Continues Today

SECRECY HIDES COAL PAY TALK   Lewis And Mine Operators Settle Down To Discuss New Contract To Keep Pits Operating Afler June Qn

Secrecy Veils Mine Industry  Contract Talks   Lewis Again Meets With Coal Operators, With ’ June 30 Deadline to Sign New Pact

COAL MEN GET DOWN TO PACT   Lewis, Mine Operators Enter Serious Parley Stage   Photo on Page 2.

COAL PAY TALKS G0 ON IN SECRET   Neither Side Will Disclose Parley Results To Date

Secrecy Veils Coal  Bargaining   Lewis and Operators Refuse Comment On Progress of Negotiations For New Contrac

PRESIDENT OF AFL SAYS STRIKE LAWS 10 CAUSE DISCORD   Move to Outlaw Disputes On Jurisdiction Said Dangerous, by Green at House Hearing.   WHITNEY APPEARS BEFORE MEETING

SURVIVORS TELL HARROWING TALE OF SEA DISASTER  oe wmeeeee meer mtistit ~*~:   FEAR EVERY CHILD AND 95% OF WOMEN ABOARD WERE LOST

431 Are Missing In Ship Mishap  Explosion Blamed on Mine Explosion

MORE THAN 400 . LOSTIN SINKING   Greek Steamer Goes Down  After Hitting Mine

206 Survivors Listed; Ship Sinks Speedily   Craft Goes Down  20 Miles Off Athens; Screaming, Fighting Aboard Are Related

Explosion on Ship Sends 431 to Death Near Greece  Many Are Trapped Below Decks Of Sinking Vessel

Feed More Hogs, l'armers Urged   Report Shows Profit In Feeding, Advises Sovbean Increase

Farmers Urged fo Put Corn in Hogs  Good Prices Assured Well Into 1948

U, S, SECRETARY DELAYS EFFORT TO SEE STALIN   Four-Power Agreement Reported On Six Clauses Of Proposed Austrian Treaty; Stalin Meeting Awaits Crucial Stage.

Marshall To Defer Talk With Stalin   Bevin Confers  With Russian

Marshall Defers Bid for Talk with Stalin Until Crucial Stage of Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers

Russians Agree To Name Change   Henceforth Will Use The Word “Nazi” Instead Of Word “Facist.”

Russia Makes Concessions.  On: Austria  wre. ae ee EN ca   Y ields On Several Points Of Treaty For Axis Nation

First Progress At Moscow Meet On Austria Pact   Marshall Demands That All Na tions At War With Germany Take Part In Settlement

May Capitalized On War Profits   Replaced Patriotism . For Gain, is Claim

Court Wants May Decision Before Fourth of Ju    Congressman Charged With Putting Profits Befcre  Patriotism

May Trades Profits for Patriotism,  .. Government Says in Bribery Hearina

SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS SET TO BAR NEGROES   Party Operates Like Coun: try Club, Judges Are  Informed   SOME WHITES ALSO ON THE BLACKLIST

Party Is Exclusive; 5. C. Democrats Say   Republicans, Communists And Negroes Are Excluded”

How Rich We Are— Americans Salt Away $300 Billions: $2,140 Apiece

Branded Slayer Louise Sobs  Prosecutor Begins  Closing Arquments

Food Need of Europe Will Be Presented   President Truman Calls Top Government Officials to White. House for Reports

Truman Calls Gre To Hear Latest On Food, and Pol Devaloainents A

Top-Level Diplomats, Officials Summoned to White House for Discussion with President Truman.   DISTILLERS TO SET DATE FOR SHUTDOWN

Distillers To Set Date For Closing   President Truman Calls Leaders to White House To Hear Information by U.S. Ambassadors

Top Officials Hear Reports About Europe   Truman Calls Meeting To Hear First Hand Talks On Europe From U. S. Ambassadors

‘American Diplomats Confer With Government Leaders  Truman Gets Report on Foreign Problems;   Truman Gets Report on Foreign Problems; Distillers 40 Announce Dote for Shutdown

‘Top Government Officials Called To White House   Ambassadors Report As Distillers Assemble To Meet With Lackman

Await Distillers’ Reply to Grain Saving Program   Shutdown of Whiskey Plants Meets Protest From Labor Unions

Truman Calls Top Aides to White House   Will Hear Reports From Ambassadors and AMG Head in Germany

Problems of Europe Are Aired Today   Meanwhile Luckman Has Meeting With Distillervmen

Information On Situation Given  By Top Observers While Luckman Meets Distillers To Get Answer To Shutdown Request

State Governors Asked to Help Conserve Food   President Tells Desperate Plight Of Hunary People

SEEKS ANSWER OF DISTILLERS   Workers Threaten To Sue On Ground Of Con tract Violation GOVERNORS MAY AID

[FADERS MEET 10 HEAR U.S. FOREIGN HEADS   First-Hand Reports On Europe Situation Awaited: Food Experts Gather

Truman Gets Story of Europe’s Needs From Top Officials   Luckman, Distillers Will Set Date for WhiskeyMakine Shutdown

Luckman Awaits Distiller Action  Arranges Meeting With Cafe Officials

Diplomats and Officials Meet.   Meantime Distillers Colled For Decision an 60-Day Shutdown fo Conserve: Grain

Top Officials In Session With Truman   Reports Being Talked At White House; Whisky Men Meeting

Top Officials Get First-Hand Data On Europe   Food And Political Crisis Subject Of White  House Discussion.

Hear Report On Europe   Top  Federal Officials Called to White House Parley Gn Crisis

Truman Wires. All Governors   Mayors of 1,000  Cities Contacted.

Top U. S. Officials Hear Reports On Situation Abroad   Distillers To Give Final  Answer On Closing Down

Truman Calls Top Advisors To Conference   ‘Date to Be Set for ShutDown of Distilleries By Luckman

PRESIDENT ASKS GOVERNORS AID IN FOOD SAVING   DISTILLERS READY TO SET DATE FOR SIXTY DAY LAYOFF

Government Chiefs To Hear Report  Ambassadors Will  Present Survey

Top Officials Called To Hear European Report   PRESIDENT TRUMAN TO HOLD CONFERENCE ON AID

Ambassadors From Area To Give Findings   Distillers Meet On Proposal For 60-Dav Shutdown

KEY OVERSEAS OFFICIALS T0 GIVE REPORTS   Ambassadors, Military Governor to Explain European Situation

Group Called To White House To Hear Reports   European Situation Will Be Discussed

URGES FLEXIBLE PROGRAM. FOR SPENDING FUNDS   Suggests Provisior  For Repayment of Money

HOOVER SEES NECESSITY FOR EUROPEAN AID   Asserts Need Justifies U. S. Expenditure of 350 Millions

Food Relief Need Urged By Hoover   Tells Congress Commities Avpropriations Would Be Justified

AIRMAN CROSSES U.S. IN-7 HOURS   PAUL MANTZ CUTS EAST-WEST RECORD FOR PROPELLERPOWERED AIRCRAFT,

Noted Author Uninjured in Chef's Attack   Mrs.. Rinehart Escapes When Gun in Hands of Man Fails to Explode; ’ Servants Subdue Him

MARY RINEHART IS THREATENED   PISTOL AND KNIFE-WIELDING SERVANT ATTACKS 70YEAR-OLD AUTHOR.

Servant Shoots at Authoress   Gun Fails To Fire, Saving Life Of Mrs. Mary Robert Rinehart

SS eee rrr  RUSSIA MAY TIGHTEN BELT, EXPORT GRAINS FOR GREAT PROFITS

RUSSIA PLAYS puTyS WITH WHEAT   To Keep Own People on Rations, _ While Shipping Aboard

JEWISH VILLAGE  RAIDED BY ARABS   Extremists, Moderates Clash For Second Night As Kidnaninas Known

LIONIST BODIES ALSO INVOLVED IN SKIRMISHES   Seven Jews Reported Wounded And Four Kidnaved; Extremists And Moderate  l-lements Battle.

Arabs Invade Jewish Village   Kidnapings Reported When Rival Factions Clash

Arabs, Armed With Clubs, Raid Village  Tawrich Flamanic   Jewish Elements Clash, One Man Kidnaped

Arahs, Armed With Clubs, Raid Village   Jewish Elements Clash, One Man Kidnapned

Four Kidnaped  In Palestine Area  Arabs Carrying Knives And Sticks Raid Jewish Village

Arabs Swoop Down Upon Jewish Village   7 Jews Wounded & One Kidnapped By Raiders.

Jews, Arabs Stage Battle In Holy Land   Zionist Factions Also Involved

100 Arabs, Armed With Knives, Raid Jewish Village  Wounded Resident Reported Kidnaped

ARMED ARABS RAID VILLAGE   Palestine Violence Flares Anew As British Study Appeal to U.N.

Arabs And Jews Staging Clash In Holy Land   Seven Reported Wounded, Four Kidnaped As Village Raided

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Overell Attorneys Map Supreme Court Attack

Tom Dewey Likes His Job -as Governor and Apparently ‘It Also Aqrees With Him

So Sf as OF 2am NAVE EEE, 220 WG) 5S  ij Mean Smiles When Bo vie Asks Election Sead

Bricker Not Out of Race. He Declares   Has Made No Commitments, Nor Will Make Any

(OP'S QUESTION STATEMENT OF SEC. ARUL   Claim U.S. Is Unable To Give  Foreign Loan

FOREIGN AID ~ REPORT MADE   REPUBLICAN TO CLOSELY STUDY KRUG SURVEY ON RESOURCES OF U.S.

Sox At Dime A Pair Among Bargains Offered At Cleveland W. A. A. Sale

Action Withheld On Daniel-Cramer Bill As O.E. A. Drives To Block Budget Slash

SCHOOL MONEY DRIVE SLOWS vaTE ON BILL   Lobbyists in ‘Last-Ditet’ effort To Add Sum To Daniels-Cramer Act

LOBBY DRIVE TO DELAY VOTE ON SCHOOL FUNDS   Renew Campaign to Restore Cut to Daniels-Cramer Bill

SCHOOLS’ LOBBY FIGHTS FOR FUND   Battles To Get 5 Million Cut Restored In House

Commando-Like Raid Near Haife   British Radar Station Reported Silenced By Jewish Attackers

Hagana Cripples Haifa Radar Post In Surprise Raic   ‘One Raider Slain; Station  Used to Spot Appreach of Refugee Ships

Aid Plan Pattern Outlined   U. 8. and Britain Want It Operated Outside United Nations Framework

Asree Aid Plan Should Operate Quiside The UN.   U.S. And Britain Decide; Parley Opens In Paris, France.

Gorham Outskirts Inundated   Mississippi Heading Back Toward Previous High Stages

NEW ! vORK SNOW  TURNS 10 IGE   Low Temperatures Make the Removal Task Truly Moniumentai

Ice Pack Slows Snow Removal  Complicates Task — In New York City

MARKETS TURN DOWN PROPOSAL TO UP MARGINS   BLS Figures Show Retail Prices Of Food Still Going Higher

DECISION OF HEADS OF Ex. CHANGES BRINGS NEW DEMANDS FOR FED.. _ERAL ACTION ©

Truman Asked To Put Control On Exchanges   Demands Increase As Commodity Chiefs Refuse To Place Curbs

Curb On Grain Is Pressed   Senator Flanders Charges Excessive Speculation on Mart

Hospital Bed Quotas Set Up   State Council Assigns Priorities to Counties

PARTY LEADERS FORGRADUATED REDUCTIONS   Favor Scale Paring Decrease to 12°; in Higher Brackets

TAX PROGRAM _ CHANGE MADE   GOP LEADERSHIP SAID TO COOLING OFF. ON 20) PER-. cE INCOME TAX CUT  a FOR ALL

buckeye Governor Shows Interest In Labor Conference   Factory, Union Officials Conferring. Herbert Offers Use of Industrial Board

ALLEGED SPY FOR RUSSIA TO FACE CONGRESS ‘ii   EISLER TO BE TAKEN TO WASHINGTON FOR QUES TIONING BY HOUBE COM. * “  WITTEE

Osage Officers Kill One, Capture Two at Lyndon   Trio Attempting @ To Loot Sheriff's Confisceted Liquor

THEFT IS AVERTED   One Man Killed in Attempt to Steal Liquor at  Lyndon

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Anala-French Parley   <Many Farms Endannered

Eight Leap From Launch   All Burned When Craft Bursts Into Flames on Gull Lake

Arkansas Man Named Head ol Vels’ Hospital   Dr. Thomas Dobbins, Veteran World War J, Is Superintendent of Sulphur Institution

New Superintendent For Vet Hospital.   Dr. Dobbins Coming From Harrison, Ark., to Sulphur Institution

RUSSIA IS STILL SEEKING BASES ALONG DARDANELLES   TURKISH PREMIER TELLS PARLIAMENT THAT DEMOBILIZATION NOT YET POSSIBLE

One Killed, 40 Injured In Train. Wreck   Zephyr Jumps Track As It Strikes Broken Rail In Texas .

Royal Honeymoon May Be Cut Short Due To Holidays   Duke And Duchess Of Edinburgh Will Join Royal Family For Christmas Season

UN. Served New Warninc On Palestine   Arabs to Give Battle To Partition Plan in Assembly on Sept. 16

ARABS WARN ON OLY LAND GUT   UNO Battle Looms On Pro: posed State Partition

Arabs Warn On Partition   First Jewish Reaction To Proposal is Mostly Favorable

Partition Plan For Holy Land Brings Threat   Arabs Warn Such Action Will Set East On Fire

Arabs in Grim Threat On Palestine Partition   Ghoury Warns U.N. Arab Committee Proposal fer Division of Holy Land Would Set Arab East ‘Gn Fire’

(ARABS WARNUN. THATPARTITION \OF PALESTINE WILL SETFIRETO HOLY LAND. HUCE EASTERN AREAS

U.N. Warned That Partition Of ‘Holy Land Will Set Palestine And The Arab East On Fire

PALESTINE PARTITION SIGNAL FOR VIOLENCE, ARAB WARNING 10 U. W.   Holy Land Division And Entry Of 300,000 Jews In 2 Years Favored By U.N. Group   ASSEMBLY BATTLE SHAPES

Division of Holy Land Will Set Sector on Fire?  Warni ing Is Given  Tlutz. Riebi nw   Warning Js Given To United Nations

Division of Holy Land Will Set. Sector on Fire?  Warning Is Given  To United Nations

PALEOTINE PARTITION   Tell U. N. That Division Will Set Holy Land, Arab East “on Fire’.

Arabs Say No To Holy Land Splif  U.N. Wo ned Plan Will No t Work

Arabs Issue Grim Warning on Holy Land   Tells UN Partition Will Set the Arab East on Fire

Proposed Division Would Fire Holy Land in Conflict, Committee Told

Arabs Tell UN That Partition Plans Will Set Area ‘On Fire’   Committee Suggests Arab, Jewish States Set Up In Palestine

Arabs Reject UN Proposal On Palestine   Say Violence Will Result; Most Jews React Favorably  Ta Gcnun’e Banart

Might Set Holy Land On Fire.... Violence Hinges On Palestine Proposal

U.S. TROOPS IN’ PANAMA‘ CONFINED  New Trouble Feared After Patriotic Riot

‘Tron Curtain’ Charge Raised By C10 Council   Two Cleveland Newspapers Accused Of Refusing Space

California Group Claims Discovery of Prehistoric  Giant Race In 180-Square-Mile Series of Caves

Says Brakes ToComeon Spending   State Must Raise New Appropriations to Keep Taxes Down, Ho Sawa   Bonus Is Cited   Asks Fund Approval of 400 Million Fund  for Veterans

GOVERNOR DEWEY QUTLINES HIS PLANS FOR ADMINISTRATION OF AFFAIRS OF NEW YORK STATE   Chief Executive Makes Recommendations As He Appears Before Legislature—Brakes Must Apply To Spending of Public Funds—Gives Especial Attention to Rent Control and Veterans’ Aid

Guard Against  Heavy Spending Advises Dewey   Governor Points-to $650,000,000 Budget Estimate, Says Demands For Exnenditures Run to Billions

High School Has Free Day On Hoax Call   Franklin Classes Dismiss Early in *Act of Sabotare’

DEMOCRATS PLAN CAMPAIGN THEME: Pf) P NAMES CITY   Republicans Decide tc Hold 1948 Convention a Philadelphia; ‘Truman Wants Prices Cut.   TELEVISION SHOW TO BE CONDUCTED

Truman Gives Top Democrats Attack Plan--“Raise Cain About High Prices In The Nation”

Navy Halts Maneuvers To Grant Dying Boy His Last Wish, To See His Biq Brother

FBI Ordered to Make Full Probe ‘In Vote Frauds.   Kansas City Scandal te Get Full Airing on Official Order -

FBI VOTE FRAUD INQUIRY LAUNCHED AT KANSAS CITY   Attorney General Clark, Under Fire for “Failure” to Act, Orders Full Investigation.   LATTER TO APPEAR IBEFORE SENATE GROUP   Federal Agents’ Role in Case Heretofore Has Been Confined to Probe of Ballot Theft.

Arabs Submit  Truce to Jews   British Commissioner Proposes Peace Conference in Holy Land Clashes

Palestine Is Tough Meat For UN Pot  "Twill Require Wisdom Of Solomon to Reach Solution Of Bitter

Toulon Ties For Sixth In Galva Relays   NEED PICTURES WAR VETERANS IN SERVICE RECORD   Legion-Auxiliary Sponsor Historical Record In Bound Book

NEED PICTURES WAR VETERANS IN SERVICE RECORD   Legion - Auxiliary Sponsor Historical Record In Bound Book

Wallace Urges Liberals to  Unite, Sees GOP Failure in Lasting Peace. Prosperity

160,000 Apply for Apartments; All Except 8,759 Will Be Disappointed

Vote? Short of Majority Needed I Pass Measure  No Changes Made ~  et. al. B.....wek

KILIS GOP BILL BY SLIM MARGIN OF TWO VOTES   Result Was 268 Yo 137 In Favor Of Overriding

House Upholds Truman’s Veto  Of Levy Slash   Effort Falls 2 Votes Shy: Kills Attempts to Cut Taxes This Year

GOP Fails To Beat Truman Disapproval Of Immediate Cuts   268-137 Vote Is Two (Both Republicans) Short of Overriding President on Plan Slashing Income Tariff $4 Billions

No Other Bill To Be Offered Belore 1948   Issue Is Thrown Into Presidential Campaign By Two-Vote Margin

Upholds 2nd Veto-Of The  President      Earlicr the House O : rode ‘Iritman Message By A 299 to 108 Bailat

Tax - Slash ‘Veto Upheld; Bill Is Killed   House Falls Two Votes Short Of Overriding  + "T eiiccnieidin

TRUMAN ACTION IS UPHELD BY VOTE 268-187  Any Chance of Income Levy Cut This Year

Lacked N wo Votes Of —      Overriding   TWO REPUBLICANS VOTED WITH DEMS TO PROVIDE MARGIN .OF VICTORY FOR ADMINISTRATION

Surprise Vote Kills Chances of 1947 Tax Relief   Twe Republicans Furnish Margin of Victory for Truman, Defeat for GOP

Kills Measure Completely; No Cut This Year   GOP Will Make No New Attempts; Taxes Will Be Big Campaign Issue In 1948

House Two Votes Short of Overriding Veto; Tax Reduction Is Finally Killed

ROUSE FAILS TO OVERRIDE TAX CUT VETC   President’s Action I Upheld by Narrow 2-Vote Margin

Solons Fail ‘To (Go Over  Truman   Act Is Completely Killed By Margin Of Two Votes

WASHINGTON — ()—The house today upheld President Truman’s veto of the $4,000,000,000 tax reduction bill, thus killing it finally and completely.

Passage Fails hy Margin of Five Votes   Issue Is Tossed Into Campaign for the Presidency

Surprise Vote Confirmed By Double Check   Rep. Halleck and GOP Suffer Reversal By Two-Vote Margin

TRUMAN TAX VETO UPHELD BY HOUSE; MEASURE 15 DEAD      ‘Vote to Override Executive  Falls Two Short of Two : thirds Majority Required.   ISSUE THROWN INTO THE 1948 CAMPAIGN   Forty-Eight Million Persons to Continue Paying Same Rates on Incomes for Time Being.

Two Republicans Join Democrats To Clinch Vote   All Hopes for Cut In Levy This Year Killed by Action

House Fails to Override Truman Veto   Democrats Cheer As Tax Reduction Bill Misses By Two Votes

MEASURE KILLED FOR THIS SESSION   VOTE WAS 268 FOR OVER-RIDING VETO, 137 AGAINST, SHORT OF NECESSARY TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY ; REPUBLICANS FURIOUS AND CALL FOR VOTE RECAPITULATION.

Measure Killed By Margin of Only Two Votes   Democrats Cheer While Republicans Open Up Criticism

268-10-137 VOTE KILLS MEASURE   Republicans Now Have Big Issue For 1948 Campaign

Fax Relief Fades Until Next Year   Lack Two Votes To Obtain Two-Third Majority” - Needed To Override. President Truman’s Aetian

House Sustains Truman Veto  By Two Votes   Wisconsin and Minnesota Republicans Cast Decisive Votes

Two Ballots Fall Short of Needed Votes   House Members Uphold Veto 268 to 137; Bill Definitely Killed

Passage Fails by Margin  of Five Votes Issue Is Tossed   Issue Is Tossed Into Campaign for the Presidency

President’s Veto of Tax Bill Upheld   House Vote of 248 to 137 Falls Short. of Majority Needed  Te Beeler: Mee

House Upholds Vetc Of Tax Slash Bill   GOPs Claim Victory In 1948 Vote As Result Of President’s Action

President’s Veto Is Sustained In Lower Chamber By 137 to 268 Count; Republicans Say It Will Be Issue In 1948 Election

Senate Kills Tax Cut 4 ‘Measure By Uj hold: C Truman’ § Veto, 57.         Boor, aries um That Resets hatte 8) @ A “Siowup” in Europ, J Wate Five thert iM Koad :

PRESIDENTIAL VETO UPHELD BY SENATE   Action Ends Last Chance for Relief at This Session _

Truman Veto of Tax  Bill Upheld  No Further Effort on Legislation Planned for 1947

2 Votes Short Of Overriding  Truman Action   134 Democrats and Two Republicans Back  President

President Cites World Situation  Terms Bill Unsafe; House Votes 299-108

Senators Vote ToUpholdTax  Measure Veto   Action Follows Warnings of Possible Dangers

Vote Kills Hopes Of Reduction In Levy This Year   Count Two Short Of Majority Necessary To Override Truman

TRUMAN'S VETO OF TAX MEASURE IS SUSTAINED   Senate Kills RepublicanBacked Bill; To Be Poli. tical Issue   EUROPEAN SITUATION CITED BY BARKIFY

MOVETO PASS TAX CUT BILL OVER PRESIDENTS VETO FAILS BY TWO VOTES AFTER RECOUNT

Defeated Republicans Say Issue Will Be Tossed Into ‘48 Presidential Campaign

House Vote OK Tax Cut Veto   Lacked Two Votes For Majority Needed; Senate Won't Get Vote.

All Hopes For Tax Relief In "AT Are Gone   Measure Is Two Votes Short Of A Twoa-Thirde

Truman Veto of Tax Bill Upheld  No Further Effort on Leaislation

Tax Cut Bill  Dies as House Upholds Veto By Two Votes   Reduction Issue Promises To Be One of Warmest  In 1948 Campaicn

House Kills Reduction Measure In  Close Tally   Necessary Two Thirds Majority to Override Is Missed in Vote of ‘O6R to 137 Today

HOUSE UPHOLDS TRUMAN'S VETO TAX CUT BILL   Four - Billion Dollars [r Savings For Taxnayers  Dies By Two Votes

Levy Reduction Measure Killed   Republicans Promise to Make Action Issue in 1948 Election Campaigns

‘House Upholds Truman Veto Of Tax Bill   Measure Killed . Finally by Action.

COUNT FALLS TWO VOTES SHORT   268 Favor Overriding With 137 Against  RECOUNT   Fails To Make Up Deficit; Senate Will Not Ballot On Veto Issue

SENATE FAILS TO OVERRIDE TAX CUT VETO   ISSUE IS TOSSED INTO CAMPAIGN FOR 1948

House Fails to Override Tax Bill Veto   Vote Falls Two Short Thus Killing Any Tax Reduction

Effort Loses By Two Votes Today   Measure Is Completely Dead; No Attempt At “Quickie” Planned

HOUSE UNABLE TO OVERRIDE TAX CUT VETU   ISSUE IS THROWN INTO CAMPAIGN POT FOR 1948

Truman's Tax Cut Veto Sustained Ir House by Narrow Two-Vote Marair

Bill to Lower  Payments On Income Killed   Final Vote of 57-36 Is 5 Short of Number Needed to Override; Tax Issue Thrown Into 1948 Presidential Campaign

Hull, Anderson of GOP Provide Defeat Margin   268-137 Vote, Short of Two-Thirds, Kills Reduction for Year

Vote is 268 to 137, ) Short of Needed Number for Passage   233 Republicans, 35 Democrats Backed Measure

268-137 VOTE KILLS INCOME TAX MEASURE   Poll Is Two Votes Short Of Required Two-Thirds Majority

Goes Down By Two-Vote Margin    Halleck of Indiana Demands Recount, But Still Fails  To Qverride Veto

LACKS TWO VOTES OF 270 NEEDED FOR OVERRIDING PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S VETO

HOUSE LACKS TWO VOTES TO PASS TAX REDUCTION BILL OVER TRUMAN VETO   Senate Vote Unnecessary; Republicans Say Issue to Figure Prominently in 1948 Campaign

House Fails By 2 Ballots  To Override   “This is Last Say on Taxes This Year,”  aa Po es ee ree

TRUMAN VETO SUSTAINED BY THE SENATE   Coalition Rolls Up 57-to36-Vote to Override, 5 Shy of Two-thirds Majority Required.   WARNED EUROPEAN  EXPLOSION POSSIBLE   Earlier House Had Voted to Overturn President’s Dissent—Issue Into 1948 Campaign.

Tax Slash Bill Veto Sustained In House By Two-Vote Maraix      iscae Threwn inte 1948 Gampaign Tally is 268 Te 187  No Senate Balict Needed In  Views Of atten fe Prasideaieal

House Upholds Truman's Veto  Of Tax Slash   Action Kills GOP Attempt To Cut Taxes: Becomes Campaian Issue

TRUMAN ACTION IS SUSTAINED BY 2-VOTE MARGIN   Two Republicans Beat: GOP’s Efforts to Override Veto

House Sustains Truman Veto On Tax Cut Measure   Vote Is Short Only; Two To Override  Rejection

Republicans Are 2 Short In Final Vote   Kills All Chance of Tax Re lief This Year—Two Re publicans for Veto

Red Behavior Draws Warning From Barkley   ‘Blow-Up’ in Europe May Be Imminent, Kentucky Solon Savs

Tax Cut Veto Is Upheld by  Hair in House   Action Throws Issue of Impost Reduction Into 1948 Campaign

Kills Legislation To Cut Income Taxes; No New Bill Planned   Only Lack Two Ballots for Two-Thirds Majority in 268 to 137 Count; No Change In Recount

268 Vote to Override and 137 to Uphold   Republican Leader Demands and Gets Recount, But No  Vatee Area Changed

Republicans Fall Two Votes Short Of Overriding   Action Kills Measure Finally And Completely Na New Attempt To Cut Taxes Planned

FAILS BY TWO VOTES 10 PUT a ASH APACS   Action Kills Any Prospect of ‘Income Levy Relief. for This Year. --

House Votes To  Uphold the Veto   Fail to Pass Tax Reduction Measure by Vote of  268 to 137   2 SHY OF MAJORITY   G.O.P. Will Carry Fight in 1948 Presidential Campaign

Tax Reduction Due to Become Election Issue   Democrats Denounced For Their Tax-AndSpend Notions

“BLOWUP” IN KUROPE IS THREATENED   Effect of Scare Is Seen in Senate Vote on Income Tax

GOP MEASURE FALLS SHORT BY TWO VOTES   Supporters Round Up 268 to 137 Tally; Need 270

Coalition Fails By 5 Votes   Barkley Uses iEurope Crisis ‘As Areument

268-137 Vote Two Short of Margin Sought   Reduction Expected to Be Major Issue in 1948 Campaign

AN OVERRIDE IS BEATEN BY TWO VOTES   Voting to Override Were 233 Republicans and 35 Democrats, With Two G. 0. P. Members Supporting Truman.

Tally Two Votes Short of Margin Needed to Pass   Action Completely Kills All Chances For Cuts in 1947

income Tax Reduction Proposal Is Dead Issue At Least During 1947   Senate. Will Not Even Vote On Move To Override Veto: Vote Was Close

Vote is 268 to 137 For Measure; Lacks Majority   Measure Killed ‘For This Session Of Congress: Recount Of Votes Is Held

Congress Upholds Killing of Bill by Two Votes; Senate Ballot Won't Be Necessary.  REPUBLICANS HINT POLITICAL TACTICS

Two Vote Margin Kills Reduction   Action Today By Lower House Ends Any Hops Of Income Tax Cut During Current Session

Warning Given Qn ‘Threat In Europe   HST Says Legislation Is Unsound; Dispute Tossed Into ‘48 Campaign

PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S VETO UPHELD TODAY BY THE HOUSE   The $4,000,000,000 Tax Re: duction Bill Is Killed Finally and Completely.             ‘HE VOTE WAS 187 TO 268   ihe Measure Was Short Two Votes of the Reqiired Twothirds Majority.

RECOUNT SHOWS REPUBLICANS ARE TWO VOTES SHORT  KILLS; CHANCES FOR   KILLS; CHANCES FOR TAX REDUCTION; TO BE ISSUE IN 1948

House Upholds Tax Bill Veto, Killing Bill  _ Overriding; No Tax Cut This Year

GOP FAILS BY TWO VOTES T0 BLOCK TRUMAN   Action Kills Any Chance Of Tax Reduction During Present Year

Income Tax Slash Killed Completely; House Votes To Sustain Truman Veto

Tax Cut Veto Is Sustained  By The House   Republicans Handed Bitter Pill By Two Votes; No Further Action This Year

All Hopes for Relief This Year Dashed By Two-Vote Edge   Count of 268 to 137 Falls Short Of Tally Needed to Upset Truman; Issue Arises for 1948 Campaion

GOP Effort To Override Shy By Two Votes  Hot Political   Hot Political Issue Shapes Up For Next Year

House Upholds Truman's Tax Slash Veto   Action Ends Chance Of Reduction, GOP Leaders Admit

Senate Upholds Truman Veto of Income Tax Cuts  Linseoa Rid ta Cwae   House Bid to Override Shadowed by Senate Fears of War

Three Senators Switch From Vote of Monday to Deny People Relief From Burdensome Taxation.

Speaker Martin, GOP, Says No Gther Attempt To Cut Taxes Be Made  Whic Vaay

Vote Was 268 To 137 To Sustaiy Veto, Or A Two Vote Margin; Two Republicans Give The Majority Against Overriding   270 VOTES WOULD HAVE BEEN NEEDED

268-137 Ballot Kills Chances Of Slash In ’47   Rejection Is Surprise Because Republicans Dominate Branch

Overrider 2 Short of Needed Voie:   Action Is Final, Measure Will Not Go to Senate; Republicans Say Issue Provided for Campaign

Ballot Is 57 to 36, Five Votes Short, And Comes After House Overrides By Large Margin

REPUBLICANS LACK 5 VOTES: HOUSE 28 OVER   Senate’s 57-36 Tally Falls Short Of Two-Thirds Majority

Vote of 268 to 137 Is Short of Two Thirds Majority Required; 35 Democrats Voted With GOP.

House Republicans Fall Two Votes Short of Two-Thirds Majority To Pass Over President’s Veto.  TO BE AN ISSUE IN 1948 ELECTION

134 Democrats, 2 Republicans Back Truman Action; Recount Demanded © But No Votes Changed in Second Tally

House Upholds President's Veto Of Tax Reduction Bill   Vote To Override the Veto Was 2 Short of Necessary Two Thirds

Sustains Veto By  Truman   Action Is Surprise, Bitter Pill For GOP

Relief Is Killed, 268  To 137, On Recount   Demanded By GOP; Result Is Same

Truman Warns Of “Blow-Up” On Continent   House Overrides Veto By Thumping Majority . of 299-108

House Fails To Override Veto  On Tax Cut Bill   House Vote Is 268-137, Two Votes Less Than Two Thirds Reanired   ‘TAX REDUCTION . DEAD. FOR SESSION

Truman Veto Is Upheld By House Action   Senate Will Not Consider Measure

9-Vote Margin Kills Measure. Afte ‘r House Overrides President   President Warns Russia’s Behaviez May Lead to “Blow-Up” in Europe in His Veto Message: Issue Tossed Into “18 Campaign

Clear Way For Senate to Act On Key Bills Monday   27 Bills Passed In Busy Session Yester- day; 22 Sent To Governor Blue

ITALIAN RIOTS EXPLODE ANEW   Scene This Time in ‘Toe’ o! Italian ‘Boot;’ Two Killed

Communist Riots Spread In Italy As France Prepares For New Strike:

NEW RIOTS BREAK OUT IN SOUTHERN ITALY; 2 KILLED   Anti-Communist Potitical Party Offices Sacked—Bomb Hurled at Motor Car in Rome.   pe GASPERI WEIGHS OFFER OF LEFTISTS   Reds’ Price of Participation in Government Is Control of Potice and Armed Forces.

Reign of Terror Revives in Italy As Two Are Slain  Offices of Anti-Red Political Party Are Sacked by Rioters

Brush Fires Under Contro inN.E. Area   1500 in Fight « Against Flames At Nashua. N. H.

Long Lines Pact Not Acceptable, Leaders Assert   Settlement Sometime Next Week Predicted Offer Due Saturday

Burlington: © Minister's Life Threatened    Was Offered Bribes to Drap! Opposition. to Pari-Mutuals 

Dock Repairs Begun At Ft. Parker Lake   Fishing Continues Good at State Park

’ Man Neec Needs Machines: Birds, E Beasts :And F ish Able  » To Travel Faster Than Humans

HEAVY STORM ABATES; TOLL OF DEAD IS 53   Weather Moderates In Most of East After Record Snowfall

U.S. Makes It Clear, However, That It Infends to Stay On Vast Chain, Over Opposition  Of Britain and Russia

DROPS DEMAND FOR ACTION AT ONCE BY U. Nv.   Intention to Remain on Captured Bases Maintained

UN To Consider American Plea On Pacific Isles   Security Council Expected To Study Trusteeship At Meeting Wednesday

U.S, WON'T PUSH ISLAND DEMANDS   Plans To Keep Control Of Jap Areas But Not Urge Annroval   RUSSIA, BRITAIN. OPPOSE IMMEDIATE TRUSTEESHIP.

Soviet, Britain Object To US Mandate Plans  Request On Chain Of Jap Islands Is Due For A Delay

Isle Trusteeship Request Up Soon   U.S. Plan for Pacific Islands to Security Council Wednesday   AFFECTS MANY GROUPS   Big Four Considers Ap pointment of Governor of Trieste

U. 5, REQUEST FOR JAPANESE MANDATE ISLES UP WEDNESDAY   Would Put 623 Islands Under Administration  Of United States

.U.S. Request For Pacific ‘Isles to U.N. Wednesday   Big Four Near To Naming Police Chief For Trieste; Candidates Listed

UN Debate On Pacific Islands Up Wednesday   U. §. Has Made It Clear To UN Council She JntendsTo Hold On To Them For Defense

U.S. Will Defer. Islands Demand  Intends To Remain On Isles, However

UN. To Weigh US. Mandate In Pacific   Council Expected To Take Up Request Wednesday

U.§. Request on Island Will Be Discussed First  To Come Before UN  pe. <n ae, ST

UN Will Act On Islands Bid by U.S.   » Report Security Council Will Hear Request for Jap fsles Wednesday

Pacific Plea To Be Aired Wednesday   UN Council To Consider U. S. Request

\AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES SAY. U.N. COUNCIL STUDY U.S. REQUEST FOR : TRUSTEESHIP JAP ISLANDS WEDNESDAY

To Take Up Trusteeship Of Islands —   U. N. Will Probably Consider U. S. Request On Wednesday; Study Trieste Job

U.S: Won't Press Pacific Proposal  But Will Remain in Island Chain

U. S. PROPOSES TO FORTIFY 623 PACIFIC ISLANDS  AMERICAN PLAN MAY  BE TAKEN UP BY UN COUNCIL WEDNESDAY

IN ational Guardsmen Patrol: Lettuce Sheds In ‘Maricopa In Wake Of Violence ‘During Strike

Marshall Opposes Curtailing Press   Answers Charges Made by Bevin

BATTLE LOOMS OVER OUSTER OF CHARLIE EIGHEL   Greenlee Calls for His Resignation, Supporters Say “Stay in There”

CIO Opens Debate On Non-Red Oath   Boston Convention Faces Serious Rift  Despite NLRB Rule

Each Unit May Decide Course.   No Longer Necessary for CIO Officers to Sian Affidavits ©

ClO Leaders Check Policies On Affidavit   Anti-Communist Ruling Is Still Hot Question

“Most Wil File’  CIO Leaders Restudy Plan On Affidavits  From Unions   Executive Body Can Recommend Action, Despite New Poliev

C10 CONSIDERS ANTI-RED RULE   Executive Board Meets To Discuss Whether Pledges Are To Be Given

(10 Re-Examining Policies on Giving Hen-Red Pledges   Up te Each Union Now te Decide What fr Wents To But ClO Board Con Beconumend

ClO DIRECTORS STUDY NLRB RULE   MAY CHANGE STAND ON ANTI-RED PLEDGE AS RESULT OF ORDER

Draft World ill Or Rights  va Parley Sends   Geneva Parley Sends Document To U. N.

State Suited For Wafer Development   Kerr Tetls © of C Water, Set Conservation Key te. Feature of Qhiahome

State Suited For Water  Development   Kerr Tells € of C Weter, Soil Conservation Key. to ‘Future af Oklabome

Panama Accuses “Fifth Columns”   Latin Communists Are Soviet Spies, Minister Charges

Hemispheric Curb on Reds Asked at Rio   Joint Action Sought Against Aggression

Inter-American Defenses Urged ...  Warns American Nations Of Communistic. Inroads

Defense Meet Hits at Reds   Set Up Conference to .Work on Pan American Defense Theme

FOREST PARK TO OPEN FOR SEASON APRIL, 13   Hanover’s Outdoor Resort Plan: Many Events—Days For School Pupils Announced

Trenton Youth Electrocuted  While — _Helping  la a @B@aaans aad rv v.r

PURSER SAYS "QUEEN" UNSAFE   Crewman Claims He Refused To Make Atlantic Hop On Obsolete Craft

PURSER SAYS — ~ FLYING BOAT WAS T00 OLD   MEMBER OF SKY QUEEN CREW QUIT BEFORE FINAL FLIGHT, NEWSPAPER  18 TOLD ‘ me

 —QUIT JOB BEFORE TAKEOFF — Ex-Purser 'Knew'  Clipper Was Doomed

Results Of Secret Poll Divulged ....  Doctors Like Basic Items In Health Program; Vote Against New Med School

MATTEGTT DEATH IS SAID ACCIDENT   Dumini Gives Testimony At Trial Being Held In Rome.

Stock Raisers To Get $33,000 At State Fair   Prizes Offered at National Stock Show

Would Raise Standard Of Loeal Milk   Representatives Of Dairies Meet; Will Present Ordinance To Mayor, Beard

WOULD INCREASE MILK STANDARD IN FREDERICK   Dairy Representatives Wil Prepare Ordinance For Officials

ITALIAN-FRENGH REDS REPORTED IN STRIKE PLOT   Rome Newspapers Say Nation-Wide Walkouts in Two Countries Are Slated for December 1.   COMMUNIST PARTY RIDICULES STORY   Seizure of Phone and Rail Stations Said to Be Planned —De Gasperi Pledges Fight on Disorders.

General Strikes in Italy, France Called Imminent  Communist Parly Ridicules Report

ELECTROCUTE TWO NEGROES AT COLUMBUS   Pair Killed Man Over Dice Game in Cleveland Last Year

SENATE VOTES 4.5 BILLION CUT   Promises  $2,600,000,000 For Debt Reduction

Senate OK’s 414 Billion Budget Cut   SY ne Pledges Savings Would Be Used te Reduce t1S Mekhe+

Senate Votes 4% Billo Budget Cut   Payment Pledged OF $2,600,000,000 On National Debt

SENATE VOTES CUT FOR BUDGET   Earmarks Amount for Reduction of Deht

BUDGET SLAS SENT T0 HOUSE   Senate Approves $4,500,000 Reduction.

Senate Passes Budget Measure   Pledge. 412 Billion Cut: Goes to House

$4,500,000,000 Slash Is Voted   Senate Puts. Approval on Budget Cut and Debt Reduction

f NATE VOTES   Resolution Sent Back to House  After Promise to Reduce  Federal Debt   COMMITTEE COMPROMISE _ EXCEPTED TO BE DRAW)

$4‘ Billion Cut in President's Budget Approved by the Senate   Resolution Sent Back to House Also Contained Pledge to Use Any Savings Toward Reduction of National Debt

SENATE APPROVES $4,500,000,000 CUT IN THE BUDGET   “Mso Promised to Use $2.660,000,000 to Reduce the National Deht.   THE VOTE WAS 61 TO 20   ‘The House Fixed No Specific Figure for Debt Pay: ment.

Senate Approves Budget Cul Move   Okays House Plan to Use Part of Any Savings to Reduce National Debt

Senate Approve:  42 Billion Slice Would Apply Budget Sevinas on Deficit

Senate Approves  $4,500,000, 000 Slash i in Budget  Dina iean te Ilew   Promise fo Use Part of Savings To Retire Debt

Designed to Fill Gap  State Rent Control Bill Passes Senate: Goes to House for Action

APPROVES STATE CONTROL OF RENT   SENATE VOTES TO SET UP  SYSTEM IF FEDERAL REG ULATION IS LIFTED.

Vishinsky Attack Seen as Same Soviet Challenge  Action to Preserve United Nations May Be Necessary

Reds’ s’ Policy. ‘Acts Scored   Dean Acheson Finds  Recovery Is Balked

GOP Candidates Seek Dixie Vote   Taft, Stassen Set Southern Junkets

GOP Candidate: Seek South Vote  tom Mlntiann Thee   Give Notice They Will Be on Hunt

GOP Candidates Seek South Vote   Give Notice They Will Be on Hunt

Notice Is Given   Dixie G.O.P. Finds Han Is‘on for Support in Seuth

VOTES IN DIXIE WOOED BY COP   Presidential Candidates Head South To Line Up Support

CANDIDATES SHOPPING IN DIXIELAND   Harold Stassen Heading South In November

Stassen to Visit Gulfport In Interest of GOP Support His Move May Be Matched By Taft

PRESIDENT DOUBTS REPUBLICAN CLAIM OF LARGE SAVINGS   Truman Puts Sleuths on Trail of Facts; Plans to Make Own Report Later; Radio Talks Heard.   COUNTER CHARGES HURLED BY PAIR

GOP Budget Cuts Denied   President Skeptical Of Republican Claim On Amount of Slash

Truman Skeptical Ot Economy Claim   Administration Budgetary Sleuths Begin Full Investigation Into GOP ‘Savings’

Legion To Back Veteran Bonus   Would Raise Funds By 60 Per Cent Surtax

Pearsall Reveals _ Committee Heads   Larry I. Moore Named To Committée On Propositions and and Grievances

Conference Believed Most Important since Meet at Versailles   Spotlight Focused on America’s Marshall as He Paces Biggest Test of Career; German Treaty issue Tonos Agenda

Dedicated To Task Of Forging Pacts For Two Nations   Secretary Marshall’s Tone Since Reaching Moscow Has Been One Of Very Cautious Optimism.

Strong Plea By Mar shall On First Day   Delegates Are Doubtful Of Early Success

STEEL RAILROAD STRIKE SETTLED   Wildcat Walkout Cost Materials for 64,000 Autos

LOVE REIGNS DESPITE APPLE PIE IN FACE, FALSE TEETH AND KNIFE PLAY

ICE SALES LIMITED   No Cooling for Water “uniains: Reserse Used Lo dere

Action Comes ‘as Shock ho Officials   Congressman Seys Soviets Were Never Our Allies

COMMITTEE REFUSED VISA BY RUSSIANS   Permission To Inspect U. §. Embassy In Moscow Is Denied Br Forerien Ministry

Soviet Refuses Senate Funds Group Permission  To Visit U.S. Embassy

The World Is Full of Strange Incidents and Here Are Some That Should Prove Interestina

Cut OF Refiet Fund For Europe Likely In House   NEW MENTOO) CRU DD PROOLCTION tNCTHANGED   LR PilL~drs TAKE OFF   4ach Vriver bPichkies Porse lO Scid LO Fb Urope bY tla! Lio!  International Philantaropy Has Odd Moments   Mik sti SNEED

Coercion Related by Actor T aylor  House Committee Tole   House Committee Told Of Forced Appearance In “Song of Russia”

Actor Charges Red Influence   Robert Taylor $ Says He was Forced into Movie by  Government Aide

TAYLOR SAYS HE WAS ‘FORCED’ INTO‘SONG -OF RUSSIA’ FILA   MOVIE STAR TELLS GROUP FROM CONGRESS THAT ROOSEVELT ADVISER  INSISTED HE TAKE  PART ®

Actor Declares He was Forced To Play Part   Propaganda Film Preceded Taylor's Entry into Navy

Actor Taylor’s -Charge Draws — Mellett’s Fire   Denies He Forced Film Sta To Appear Iu Picture Entitled “Song O£  Russin””

Taylor Claim Puts Mellett in Bad Light   Says Former Official Forced Him to Appear in Song of Russia

Movie Stars Hit Hollywood Reds   Robert Taylor Says Forced To Play Part

ROBERT TAYLOR ISSUES CHARGE BEFORE SOLONS   Movie Star Testifies He Was Made To Act Film He Considered Russian Propaganda.

Rockland Marks Centennial With Three Day Event   Themes Selected For Celebration

Biddle Heads Publishers   McLean Calis for Efforts to See Free Press Is Bulwark

J. H. Biddle, Treasurer Of Progress, Elected New PNPA-. President

Westinchouse Talks Are Recessed   Background On The Telephone Situation

HOG PRICES SOAR 10 NEW MARKS IN KANSAS CITY MART   feet! Prices of. Pork, Bacon ~~ Go—-Lp-Reflecting--Cost— of Live Pigs

Party Leader ° Says Hungary Police State   No More Speeches Sched uled By Chief For Freedom Party

SULYOK CLAIMS ~—GHARGE UPHELL   Says Actions Prove Hungary  ls Police State; To  Quit Meetings

FREEDOM CHIEF SAYS HUNGARY POLICE §=STATE   Sulyok Maintains Point Proven By Rioting Reds At Szeged

Says Hungary Is Now Police State  Leader of Freedom Party Claims 

MOSCOW REGIME SAYS THE U. 8S. SECRETARY “DECLARED WAR” AGAINST  : UNITED NATIONS

PORTAL PAY BAN SENT TO SENATE   House Passes Bill Outlawing Suits, 345 To 56

French Cabinet Fall Expected Next Week —   CWommunists to ‘Vote Against “Government

Death Knell  Of France's Govt. Heard   Communists To Opposs Coalition in Test Of Confidence.

Broad Search Will Be Opened Today   Bruno Koski, Pilots Harold L. Smith on Missing Plane

Big Three Ministers Will Discuss  French Plan for Economic Recovery

FLOOD THREATS PASSING TODA)   Highway Between Claremore Pryor Closed—Rains Genéral over State

il Profits, Prices, Lobbying Get Scathing Blast From Gov. Warren

RUMAN T0 ASK House Takes WM MILLION Up ‘Dry’ Bee NGREFK AID Bill Tuesday

Truman Plans To Ask For Aid To Greece   Polishing Message Te Congress Urging Finances lo Save Nation From Reds.

Greek Loan Plea Drafted By President   Cancels Sea Cruise, Gives Full Attention To Diplomatic Crisis

ruman o Appeal  or Greece   «pected to Ask. ongress Mondoy  o Loan Greece 200 Million. Arms

To Give It. To Congress:  On Monday ~   WILL ASK THAT AID BE SPEEDED TO GREECE; WOULD GIVE ARMS AND AMMUNITION TO  GREEK ARMY.

Truman Prepares Special Message On Aid to Greec   President Expected to Ask $200,000,000 Loan and Anny Equipment

Greek Aid  Plea Goes To Solons'!   Nid Reds Give 9es Bevin Coc ns Receptio

Truman Will Ask Congress To Aid Greece   President Working Un Niessage To Be Delivered Monday; May Request 200 Million Dollars-

Bill Calls For Advertising Tax  Would Put Sales Tax On Advertising Media

May’s Arrival Finds Many Farmers Behind in Planting Next Few Weeks Will Be Critical

Wet Weather, Late Planting May Cause Serious Situation  10 States Report Two to Four Week Delay This Spring

U.N. Warned Failure to Get British Out of Egypt May Bring Warfare

Egypt Stresses Danger of War  Get British Out of ‘Nile. U.N. Warned

Esypt Warns Of Warfare With British   Second Appeal Mads By Premier to UN Council Today

UN COUNCIL TOLD TROOP USE RESENTED  Charge Is Made That Treaty of 1936 Is

Hoover Heads Commission To Cut Government Costs  Accepts’ Chairmanship As Last: Public Service, Pledges Full Inauiry

Hoover Seeks Economy in Government ‘In Last Public Service to Country

VIOLATION OF RULES ‘BLAMED FOR ACCIDENT   Senate Committee Aide Says Crash * Near Leesburg Was Due To Low Flying

Committee Seeks Prosecution of Communist Party   House Group Says Officials Fail to Register as Foreign Agents

THOMAS. DEMANDS PROSECUTION OF COMMUNIST PARTY   House Group Chairman Calls On Attorney General - Te Act

CLARK ASKED T0 PROSECUTE REDS   Renresentativra TMeoes Charges of Failing To Register

ACTION IS ASKED ON COMMUNISTS   Attorney-General Requested To Take Stens

Charge Couple With Slavery   Complaint Is Second In West Since Civil War

Crusader For World Peace, Life-Long Champion Of Her Sex Carrie Chapman Catt, Pioneer Suffragist, Dies At Age Of 88

Mrs. Carrie Catt, Women’s Rights Champion, Passe:  Pioneer Suftragist Dies Of Heart Attack

HEART ATTACK TAKES MRS. CATT   Noted Suffragist, Leader ir Peace Movements, Dies At Age 88

Famed Internationally And Retained Interest In Both Fields to End

NO NEW CLUES FOUND  Needles Reward Is Boosted lo {5,000 As Search Continues

Hope Fades For Survival Of 121 Victim: Of Mine Blast As Rescuers Press Search

Cite Violation Of Safety Laws , In Pit Tragedy   104 Unaccounted For; 17 Bodies Found; 30 Rescued

U.S. Senate Orders Probe Of Illinois Mine Blast; Death Toll May Reach 121

Eligible Japanese Girls Frantically Hunt : For Husbands; Only 20 Per Cent Successful

President Truman Holds Holiday for Liquor in Own Hand   Today Might End Ban On United States Distilling Industry

4,400 Jews To Disembark  In Germany   Four British Transports Bring Group Turned Back From Palestine

British Are Stern In Dealings Regarding Jews  Group Is Being Sent To Hamburg; News ‘ Sources Are Hushed

AAQ0 JEWS NEAR END OF EXODUS THAT FAILED   British Tighten Security Precautions As ‘Prison Ships’ Enter Elbe Estuary

NAZIS SENT AWAY   Argentina Makes Mavex for Retter Relations With the 1 nited states

ARGENTINA QUSTS EIGHT MORE NAZIS (NHARMONY MOVE   Foreign Minister Reports Al Hemisphere Obligations Satistied

Argentina Expels Nazis   “Considers Hemisphere - Obligations Fulfilled; Next Step in Harmony Move Up to the U. S.

United States Is Informed of Harmony Move   Foreign Minister Says Hemisphere Obligations Filled

Eight More Nazi Agents Deported From Argentina   Foreign Minister Says Hemisphere Obligations Fulfilled

SEES PURGE OF NAZIS FINISHED   ‘Our Obligations Satisfied, Nation Says In Deporting Of 8 More Agents

Prints the News  Tells the Truth   Argentina Expels More Nazi Agents   Foreign Minister Says Nation Has Met Obligations

Nazi Cleanup Sincerity . Proved, Thinks Argentina   Young Republicans Support Ives Attempis to Soften Labor Bill   UN Consideration of Plan to End World News Censorship Assured

SAYS ARGENTINA HAS DEPORTED 8 MORE NAZIS   Claims She Has Fulfilled Her Obligations; Seeks U. S. Harmony

NAZIS SENT AWAY   Argentina Makex Moses for Reiter Relations With the 1 nited St

Argentina Declares She Has Fulfilled Hemispheric Duties Puts Next Move Up-to United States

More Germans Deported By Argentina   Next Step in Harmony Move Is Up to U. S. State Department

All Grain Futures Crash Full ‘Price Limit at Major Markets   Butter and Eggs Drop Sharply at Exchanges in General Decline

WHEAT, CORN, OATS QUOTATIONS DROP: DECLINE FORESEEN   Fall in Wholesale Food Costs May Be Indicated in New Developments at Trade Centers Today.   FULL LIMIT FALL MADE BY FUTURES

Still Little Evidence Of Lower Trend   (Butter Had Hit 102 Cents Per:Pound In Gold Coast Cities

Butter Prices Take Slump; Grain Drops   Family Food Bill Still Not Affected, Evidence Indicates

Wholesale Food Prices in Sharp Downward Plunge   Still Only Scant Sign of Reducing Family Grocerv Bill

Family Grocery Bill Stays on High Leve   Butter Prices Showing Some Decline as Grains ond Wholesale Produce Continue Lower Trend

Prices Drop At Chicago Exchanges   Grains, Butter and Eggs Al Down—Livestock Prices  Lower Today

Some Food Prices Go  Down InU.S.   But Bread Is Up In Raleigh; Coffee Higher

Butter and Grain Wholesale Prices Decline Slightly   Drop May Pressage Definite  Downward Trend; Meat  Prices Still Soar

URN LEADING NEW OnOP IN GRAIN. PRIGES   Butter Is Less in Some Spots But Grocery Budget Still on Rocks.

Downward Trend In Prices Looms   Corn Drops Limit on Chicago Market; Food Costs Under Scrutiny

Further Drop Reported In Grain Prices   Wheat, Corn and Guts Continue Decline Which Set In At Chicago Board of Trade Thoredav,

‘Wheat, Corn, Oats Prices  Drop Again   Survey Shows, However, There Still Is Little Change In Grocery Bill

Bodies:Sought In River After ‘Bomber Wr eck   Nine Perish , In’ Crash. Of Flying Fortress Near Aberdeen; Report’. Plane Exploded

Six Patrol Boats Continue Search “or Lost Fortress And Passengers

Murray Ready To Submit Proposal To Merge Unions   CIO Chieftain To Lay American Federation O Labor’s ‘Organic Unity’ Offer Before His  Nine Vice-Presidents Tomorrow

ClO TO CONSIDER MERGER PROPOSAL   Murray Says Plan Likely T Be Submitted To Group Heads Soon

HOPE TO AVOID TAX SHOWDOWN UNTIL JUNE 10   Democrats Advocating Delay In Tax-Slash Are Hoping For One More Republican Recruit In Sen. l anger.

Tax Cut Bill On Way Info Senate   Demos Stall Until Langer Can Return

Tax Cut Measur Heads for  Senate Showdown  Democrats Will Try Delaying Action To Postpone Vote

Democrats Decide To Hold — Fire On Drive To Delay Tax Cut Seek One More GOP Recruit   Want To Postpone Until June 10 Final Decision On Bill Cutting Income Taxes

Democrats To Oppose G. 0. P. Tax Program   DEBATE STRATEGY FOR MEASURE BEING MAPPED

Dems to Wait GOP Recruit   Argument Is over How uch Surplus There Will be at End of Year:

Democrats Holding Fire On Tax Reduction Bill   Measure Heading far Senate Floor-—-Demos Need GOP. Hela

Tax Slashing Bill  Reaches Senate Floo1   Democrats Quiet On Delay Attempt Await Recruit From Republicans

Democrats Set For Test Vote   Ready For Tax Cut Bill Due On The Senate Floor Todav.

Tax Cut Bill Being Sent to Senate Floor   Democrats Awaiting GOP Recruits Before Opening Delaying Motion Drive

Demos Seek To Postpone Fax Cutting   Measure Heads for Vote In Senate as Foes Try To Gain Times for Sen. Langer to Arrive

Legislators Act On Schools and Fiscal Matters   Proposal to Outlaw Closed Shop is Killed

Battle Of Newark Shaping _ Up As Big Water-Gun Fight  Battleship New Mexico Pue To Tangle With Harbor Fleet At 10.15 A. M. Todav

Batfleship-Heading : For Hostile Harbor   H-Hour . In ‘Newark. Is ‘Scheduled for 10:15 This Morning -

Warship Heads For ‘Battle of Ne ew wark Harbor  ~~~ we   H-Hour Is 10:15 A.M In Argument Over Navy Yard Junking

Fireboats Armed With Hoses, Chemicals Stand by to Battle’ U.S. S. New Mexico

‘Lost’ Battleship Is Taken in Tow To Meet Hostile ‘Navy’ in Jerse’

Newark’s Fireboats to Oppose Entrance of Old Ship to Port   Mosquito Fleet Cocky As Tugs Drag New Mextco Near Harbor

New Mexico Heading For Last Battle   Newark Protests Junk ing Of Proud Seafight er There. Stands Guard

UNITED NATIONS CLASS ELECTS POTTER AS HEAD   Pr, KRowsey Scottish Rite Banquet Speaker

Nippon Premier Fears Red Horde   Urges U. S. Protection After Treaty Signed

U.S. Needed in Japan To Insure World Peace, Premier Yoshida Crave

U.S. Will Continue To Use 14 Panama Bases   To Await Outcome Of Presidential Election In Panama Next May Before Taking Action

U. S. Will Continue to Use Bases For Defense of Panama Canal Zone

U.S. To Stay In Panama — Despite Gov't  U. S. Determined To Reject Panama

Meadville Youngster Is Victim; Scranton Area Also Hit; Loss Estimated At Million

FRAUD CHARGED IN NAVY OIL BUYING FROM: COMPANIES       British: Purchased: Oit im fm :  Locality: at Greatly RES : Reduced Prices:

Charges US. ‘Defrauded’ on Arabian Oil.   Oil Firms Accused by Former Official at Senate Hearing

Arabian Oil’s  Price Assailed   $59.879.594 In Sales Are Involved In Controversy

Moffett Declares U.S. ‘Defrauded By Oil Companies   Charged Navy $1.05 A Barrel For Arab Produced Petroleum

US. Swindlec In Oil Deals, Says Expert   Novy Paid $1.05 for Fuel the British Got For 40c, He Charges

Mystery Surrounding Disappearance of Polish Leader Mikolaiczyk Deepens

TREASURY WARNING GIVEN LEGISLATORS   Inflation Hinied If Congress Permits Cashing Of Terminal Leare Bonds

“REDS” ASKE TO HELP BARE FASCIST WORK   Invited to Tell the House Committee on Un-American ‘Activities What They Know About Activities in the U.S.

One Billion Surplus Seen. For Treasury   Leaders Pressing Tax Cut, Budget Slash Cheered by Report

BUDGET CUTTERS ARE CHEERED BY LATEST FIGURES   Surplus Of  Billion By July _ Seen By Government, Senator Reveals

Soviet Paper Criticises Russian Government For Inefficiency, Rudeness

HOME ROBBERS GRAB $175,000   Gag 1! Persons in Daring Allentown Holdup

$175,000 Loot TakenBy Gang In Allentown   Four Robbers Escape In Car After Bold Theft In Home; Victims Bound, Gagged

PULL MASS HOLDUP   Four Men Get $175,000 From Allentown, Pa., Home

~MAIS FHULOUUPFour Men Rob Five Couples .  Bound, Gagged —   Bound, Gagged = In Residence

$175,000 STOLEN IN MASS HOLDUP   ! Five Couples Robbed A Allantown. Pa... Hame

Four Armed Men Hold Up Five Couples   Approximately $175,000 In Loot Taken In Series Of Robberies  At AHentown, Pa.

Five Couples Held Up in Private Home   Gunmen Mcke Off With Securities, Cash ond Jewelry

11 Persons Tied Up in Daring Raid   Quartet Invade House in Pennsylvania City To «Stage Bia Haul.

$175,000 in Loot Obtained by Daring Robbers  Five Couples Held Up As Thieves Enter Fashionable Home

25 Dead, 141 Injured Rail Wreck’s Toll   Five Victims of Pennsy Railroad Tragedy Remain Unidentified —

BEGIN PROBE OF RED ARROW TRAIN WRECK   Three Groups Seek to Determine Cause of Pennsylvania Crack-up Which Killed 25 Persons and Hurt 141.

investigation of P.B.B. Wreck Be equin by U.S. (OMISSION state  ye erp ew  lites Sabi 0, Garrier; 25 Dead

PENNSY’ WRECK TOLL: 25 KILLED AND 141 INJURED  OPEN INVESTIGATION OF WORST DISASTER IN HISTORY OF LINE

25 Killed, 141 Injured in Wreck Of ‘Red Arrow’   One of Worst Train Tragedies in History Being Investigated

Pennsy Wreck Claims 25 Hc With Injured Now Totaling 141   Three Investigations Launched Into “Red Arrow’ Mishap; Officials At Loss To Explain Accident. One Of Worst In Railroad History.

Casualties Mount to 25 Dead, 141 Injured in Plunge Over 150-Ft. Embankment Tuesday

Railway Wreck Death Toll 25; Others May Die   Many Of The Injured Reported {n Serious Condition Today

Flyer a Heap of Twisted Metal   "Train Dead 25; Will astart Investigation

Toll of Deaths In Train Wreck Mounts fo 25  » 'CC Opens Probe; Oe i ee i a ed   » ICC Opens Probe; 141 Passengers Injured in Crash

Many of Injured In AItoona Hospitals Expectec To Die; Cause Unknown

Train Wreck Toll at 25   141 Injured in Wreck Near Altoona—Others May Not Recover

Train Wreck Death Toll: 25 Dead, 128 Injured Reported   More Expected To Die in Altoona Hospitals Later

Twisted Metal Scattered Over Mountair   Twenty-five Now Dead, 141 Injured In Train Wreck

Pennsylvania Wreck Claims 25 Lives; 141 Persons Hurt   Five of Dead Are Still Unidentified; P.U.C. and Railroad Begin Investigation;  * Some Persons Expected to Dic.

EXPECT DEAT TOLL IN TRAIN WRECK 10 60 BEYOND 25   Some Of 141  Injured May Die; Probing For The Cause Of Wreck

HEAP OF TWISTED METAL SCATTERED OVER DESOLATE MOUNTAINSIDE ALL REMAINS’ OF TRAIN WHERE 25 DIED

DEATH TOLL INCREASES IN PENNSYLVANIA WRECK   25 Killed, 141 Injured When Flyer Plunaes Over Steep Embankment

Study Cause Of Train Wreck Fatal to 25  M4} Persons Injured, Many Critically in Derailment

Pennsylvania Wreck Toll Reaches 25 Dead, 141 Hurt, Some Seriously

Death Toll 25 In Penn Wreck; 141 Others Hurt   Find Only Twisted Metal After Flyer Goes Over 150-Foot Embankment

25 KNOWN DEAD REMOVED FROM RAIL WRECKAGE   Officials Hunt for Cause of Worst Accident in Pennsylvania History

DEATH TOLL HITS 25 IN RAIL CRASH   Some Of 128 Hurt Reported Critical; Prabe Opened

Many Hospitalized Passengers Are Now Reported In Critical Condition

Numb-. ead After Ve We “k Of Fast rm é un Rises To®  ICC Launches % a   ICC Launches Reet Qo Of One Of Hist? _ Worst Rail Accidents

Accident A Mystery   Death Toll Now 25. _ And 141 Injured; gin Investigation

One OF Railroad s Worst Investigation Launched Today In ' .  Btast Wreek Which Took 25 Lives

Dewey, Taft To Sound Out GOP Voters On Tour   PRESIDENTIAL PAIR TO TEST CHANCES ON TRIPS

DEWEY. TAFT OPEN SERIES OF TALKS   New York Governor Invades New England Area   OHIO SENATOR   K 5 Route To Los Angeles: Stassen, Eisenhower Still In Running

DEWEY, TAFT MOVE TO PROBE VOTE FIELDS   Indications Point To Wide: Open Candidacy Battle in G. 0. P. Ranks ©

Britain Draws On Gold [Reserve To Get Dollars   ‘Dewey and Taft Move Into New Areas To Take Political Soundings

GOP Skirmist for President Breaks Anew  Mawey Mavac Intn   ‘Dewey Moves Into . New England and Taft to Les Angeles

Taft And Dewey Sound Out Chance:  For "48 Presidential Nomination

Political Pot Boiling: Taft, Dewey af Work   Eisenhower Draft Campaign Still Is Underway

Dewey Moves Into N.E. As Taft Heads For Policy Speeches In. Los Angeles

Potential Republican Presidential Candidates Tour to Study Chances

Two Potential GOP « Ticket-Heads Take Off in East, Wes!   Dewey Heads Into New England; Sen. Taft En Route to L. A.

“IKE” SEEN FACTOR, GOP CONVENTION   Dewey Moves Into New England; Taft Readies Two Policy Speeches.

DEWEY, TAFT FEEL OUT 1948 POLITICAL HOPES   New York Governor Move: Into New England; Ohioan Heads for Los Angeles

Dewey, Tat Out Hunting   Governor To New England, Taft To West, Race Open.

POSSIBLE ¢.0.P. CANDIDATES ON QPEN-EAR TRIPS   Governor Dewey In First Travel Into New England Areas

Dewey And Taft Stumping Country . GOP Rivals Swing  Into New ‘Territory

GOP Race Wide Open.   Eisenhower, Stassen. Enthusiasts Not Idle As Taft and Dewey Make Political Hay

Tati, Dewey Seek Out GOP Sentiment   : Dewey Inte New England, Toft te West Coast

Dewey, Taft Move Into New Areas   Possible Candidates for G.0.P. Nomination on Tours of New England And California

Nomination Race Draws Viewpoints Dewey Visits Fair   Governor Invades Eastert States First Time Since 1944; 'Taf t Will Speak

GOP ‘Candidates’ Invade New Areas Gov. Dewey Confers  In New England. ow) Taft in Los Angeles

AUSTIN FAVORS TRAINING PLAN   Says Military Setup Necessarv for Security

Snow, Sleet In Florida   Jacksonville Reports 27 Degrees, Oriando 32, Miami 44

snow and Sleet Beset Florida: .  Mercury os Low as 27 in Jacksonville; Most of East Shivers

Severe Cold Wave Strikes Deep Into Florida Peninsula   Sleet, Snow Reported ---Mercury Climbing Again in Midwest

Storm Goes Out To Sea, Milder In NE   South Shivers In Frigid Blast

Florida, Other Dixie States In  Cold Wave-Grip   Snow And Sleet In Winter Playgrounds, 20 Above At Vicksburg.

Cold Drives Into Florida   Snow and Sleet at Winter Playground Mercury Dips to 27

Nation to Ask World Bank for  Economic Loan   President Inonu Save Turkey Not For Granting Outside Power Dardenelles Base

Hodge Protes Ignored by . Soviet Chief   American Commande: Expresses Concern Over Detention

British Hold Off Yugoslavs Along Italian Frontier   Several “Pressure Plays” Reported at Points Along New Border   ATTEMPTS MADE ON 33 OF 34 OUTPOSTS   Pressure Is Similar to That Used Unsuccessfully Against U. 5S.

Britain Charges Yugoslav “Pressure Plays” in Trieste   Yugoslavs Accused of Attempt to Edge Onto talian. Territory at New Frontier

U. §., British Troops Stand Fast, Prevent Slays From Chiseling ‘More Territory In Trieste Area

British Bar Slav Advance Into Italy   Activity Indicated As Part Of Red Plan To Draw  Curtain Over Europe

THE FEDERAL FARMS: PROGRAM MEASURE . JO THE SENATE   The Bill Recommended a $I,048,266,186 Outlay for Fiseal Year  MORE THAN SUM VOTED   New Appropriations Is About $140,000,000 Below . Estimate-

Senate Adds . To Farm Fund: In House Bill   More for Soil Conservation And REA Would Be Spent

Forest Fires Cut by Half  mil Fils at Ese capes « Flames Die Out

Senate OK’s Income Tax Cuts July 1   Dozen Amendments To House Bill Seek Revision of Rates

SENATE: VOTES TO MAKE TAX CHANGES: EFFECTIVE AS. OF NEXT JULY 1ST

Speedy Senate Action Seen On Tax Reduction   Vote Defeating Democratic Effort To Postpone Forecasts Passage   MAY PASS SENATE BEFORE FRIDAY

SOMERTO ENTERS YUMA UTILITY FIGHT   Files Petition - Protesting Order Dividing Territory

ENTERS YUMA UTILITY FIGHT   Files Petition Protesting Order Dividing Territory

KAISER CHARGES SMEAR EFFORTS IN SENATE PROBE   Witness Claims Note To President Brought Change In ‘Navy Attitude

Industrialists Must Answer Questions In War Investigation   Tells Senate Subcommittee Appeal To FDR Caused Naval About-Face In Opposition To Jeep Aircraft Carriers.

H. J. KAISER HITS “SMEAR CAMPAIGN’   Angry industrialist Testifies At Senate Hearing

Navy Pulled About-Face As A Result   Appeal To Late Chief Executive Brought Navy’s OK On Jeep’ Carriers

APPEARANCE * BEFORE GROUP IS STORMY   Contracts Are Being Investigated

KAISER SAYSF.D.R ASSISTED HS PLAN FOR JEEP CARRIER   Appeal to Late President Brought OK, Industrialist States Today at Hughes Hearing at Capital.   BIG FLYING BOATS ALSO DISCUSSED

‘Tells How FDR Backed Plan for  Plane Carriers   Angry Industriclist Soys Committee Denies Him Right to Defend Himself

Kaiser Says FDR Made Navy Change Mind on Carriers   Can't Recall Receiving Aid on Flying Boat Plan

Industrialist Sees ‘Smear Campaign’   Says Roosevelt intervened In Proposal - Te Construct Jeep Aircraft Carriers

Kaiser in Heated Debate With War Contract Probers   Says FDR Caused Navy te Withdraw Opposition to Small Carriers   DENIED HIS RIGHTS, . HE ACCUSES GROUP   Challenges Subcommittee to Reveal “Forces” Which Disrupted His Plan

NEW COAL CONTRACT   Operators and United Mine Workers Sign in Pittsburg

New Leads Fizzle In Ft. Atkinson  Case Not Closed, Sheriff Declares

BRITISH SEEK EASIER TERMS ON U. S. LOAN   Delegation to Leave Tomorrow to Meet in Washington Monday.

Doliar Crisis Expected To Increase Anti-American Feeling Among British

French Government May Fall Due To Communist Fight   Premier Romadier Says He Will Rocian On Vote

Representative Thomas Calls on War Secretary Patterson to Court-Martial Regular Army Officers and Oust Reserve Officers Whom He Says Marched in Communist May Day Parade in New York—Offers to Supply Proof.

ARMY OFFICERS -IN-RED PARADE      Enlisted Men Also Are Criti _> sized for. Taking: Part in May Day: March:

Treason Charged To Marchers In { New York Fete   Representative Offers Photos To identify Army Mer

PFUCSLLGQaACLION FOLLOWS  Army Officers and Men Reported Marching in Red May Day Parade

‘Treagonable’ Act  Solon Charges Army Officers. With Parading  As ‘Commies’   Thomas Says Group Should Face Court; Hodges: Investigates

Army Officers and Men in Communist Parade in New York  House Un - American Head Charges Treason; Offers Photo Proof

Treason Cry Hurled at Army Men Officers Accused  Of Marching _—  Rkyral. OM ened

Charges Army Men In Parade of Reds   Treasonable, Says Rep. Thomas of May Day Action; Gen. Hodges Hasn’t Found Present Army Men There

Army Men in ‘Red Parade, Claims Solon   Court-Martial Asked By Un-American Chief, Film Evidence Ready

Charges Army Men Were In  Commie Parade   Rep. J. Parnell Thomas Calls Upon Secretary Of War to Court - Martial Them

BLACK ATTACKS CALLAHAN LAW   Ban On Foreign Agents Legal Nonsense, Says Attorney General

Military  Training . ‘Our Duty   ‘Gov. Dewey Declares  Program Vital to U.:S ’ Security in Speech — To. Legion Convention

NY GOVERNOR ENDORSES PLAN AT LEGION MEET   Officially Open American Legion Convention in New York City

Governor's Speech Opens 4] Convention   GOP Standard Beare: Of 1944 Makes First Statement On Issue In New York City

Truman, Dewey Join In Urging Training Law  State Of Military   State Of Military Pleases President

YOUTH TRAINING GETS DEWEY 0.K.   Makes Stand on Controversial Subject.

LEGION CHEERS TRUMAN'S AND DEWEY'S TALKS   ® Both Advocate Universal Military Training To Insure Security

Dewey Tells Legion He's for Youth Training  Congratu ulates Vets on Fight Again nst

‘Truman Tells Legionnaires Nation Must Be Strong; Dewey for Training Law

CITES NEED FOR ARMED TRAINING   DEWEY ADVOCATES LEGION DEMAND FOR WAR PREPARATIONS

\. Y. Governor Ends Silence  In Legion Talk   *44 GOP Candidate Lashes Communism And Danger to U. S. Of Its Agents Here

Both Truman and Dewey Urge U.S. To Train Youth   Convention Opening In New York Highlighted By Speeches On Preparedness

Dewey Endorses Universal Military Training Proposal Legion Foreign Relations Group Calle Cammunism Worst Menace

U. S. Must Be Strong, Trumar  Tells Legion   President Declares That War Remains ‘Dread Possibility’

News Day And Night   Must Be So Strong No Aggressor Will Dare Attempt Conquest, He Says   Plea Is Included In Legion Message   Only Universal Training, He Says, Can Assure Adequate Defense

Members, Despite Fun And Frivolity, Will Act On Serious Questions During Meet

Universal Training ‘Our Duty’   First Hint Of His Stand On This Hot Subiect.

NATION MUST STAY STRONG, TRUMAN SAYS   DEWEY BEHIND PLAN FOR UNIVERSAL TRAINING LAW

President Calls For Powerful U. S. Defenses   Titular Head of GOP Also Urges Strength To ‘Defend the Peace

SPEAKERS BACK UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING IN LEGION TALKS  U. S. Urged To Keep 'On Guard’

Legion Hears Dewey Appeal For Strength  GOP Candidate   GOP Candidate Tells Convention Troainina Necessary

Truman And Dewey Stress Need Of UMI   ) Legion Holds First Session Of Convention

GOV. DEWEY URGES U. M. T. FOR AMERICA   Praises Legion For Fight Against Communism Menace

TRUMAN, DEWEY BOTH BAGH ARMED DEFENSE IN LEGION MESSAGES  PRESIDENT UNABLE TO ATTEND; POSSIBLE GOP HOPEFUL FAVORS UMT

Dewey in Plea For Military Strength   Message to American Legion Is on Duty to Provide Universal Training

Party Heads Back ‘Draft’ In Speeches   President Truman, Dewey Tell Legion  or T

Welcomes Legion by Joining in Cry to Weaken  ‘t America by Universal Military Training.

Déwey fox Universal Training   Statement Was: First  . Indication of His  Stand on Major Tasne 7 .   Critical Period   Tells. Auxiliary. Peace May Be: Once Again Endangered

N.Y. GOVERNOR ADDRESSES LEGION   Action Needed To Defend Peace, He Declares   Declared Greatest Menace To U. S. Today; Other Speaker Scheduled

Views Are Announced To Legion  First Indication  OF His Stand 2.

U. S. Security Lies In Putting Up Strong Front  AAcicamows Tensmina lieaas   Military Training Urgec By Truman in Message To Legionnaires   Outside Activities Continue To Play Big Part in Annual Legion Convention

DEWEY SAYS HE FAVORS PEACE DRAFT   New York Governor Tells American Legion Convention Universal Training Is Essential to National Security.

Truman's View Given Legion; Dewey Speaks   446.0: P. ‘Candidate “Coines Out Flatly. for’. “Universal Training

Pres, Truman Sends Word ‘US Must Continues Strong’ to Thwart Any Aggression

Governor for Strong Defense   N. Y. Governor Gives Opinion at Opening of Legion Conventio:

Dewey Backs Truman Stand  On Military  Training  Call for Strong, Alert America  In Messages to Legion Convention

Truman and Dewey Urge Strong U. S.   Legion Convention -Hears Views---New York Governor for Universal Training

President Sends Legion Message   Executive Asserts America Must Be So Powerful That No Nation, However Rash, Would Attempt Conquest

Asks Adequate  Regular Army To Keep Peace   Governor's Statement First Clue To Stand On Military Issue

American Legion Told of Needs To Defend Peace   Massed Thousands Listen to Address Opening Convention

TRUMAN URGES STRONG DEFENSE   President Tells Legion War Still Possible; Dewev Backs Trainina

LEGION PROGRAM ENDORSED Forrestal Joins Chief, Dewey in War Lesson Call

Keep: U. S, Strong, Truman  Tells Legion In Message.  * Chief Calle’ War- ‘Dread Possibility;’ Gov. Dewey Urges Military Training

TRUMAN AND DEWEY FAVOR STRONG WORLD   Messages Go Out to American Legion in New York Session

Duty fo Provide . Program, Legion Members Told   Governor Addresses New York Conventior

LEGION HEARS PLEAS T0 KEEP NATION STRONG   ‘Truman's Message. Urges Powerful Defense; Dewar Backs Military Trainine   GRIFFITH WARNS AGAINST WEAKENING OF COUNTRY

For Universal Training to Defend Peace   Dewey Speaks in Opening Session of Legion Convention

The Legion Convention  TRUMAN, DEWEY BOTH URGE MILITARY TRAINING

Legion Hears From President, Governor Dewey   Truman Says U.S. Is Prepared; New Yorket Backs Training Act

N. Y. Governor For Military Program   Makes Address Before Legion Convention

Truman Warns Of Aggression   Sends Message to Legion Convention Being Held in New York City

Peace Draft Is Approved  By Dewey  Pi   New York Chief Executive Endorses It In Address Before Legion

HOLDS ARMED FORCES HIGH IN EFFICIENCY   Message Follows Plea By Dewey For Youth  Training Program

Truman Calls For Military Might In U.S.   Heads of Major Parties {n Agreement On Prepsredness

Thousands Pour Into New York   New York Governor Soys Military Training Essential

President Urges Legion to Keep U.S. Well Armed   Dewey Pledges to Support Compulsory Youth Drills

UMT Needed For Security, Says Trumar   Legion Cheers President. Gov, Dewey in Backing Training Program

Military Training Bill Is Supported By Truman, Dewey   President And GOP Leader Deliver Messages To Legionnaires At Convention In New York.

Says Is Duty Of Nation To Set Up Program   Legion Is Told U. S. Must Maintain Permanent Military Establishment; Says Peace Is Stull Far Away

DEWEY ASSERTS ARMY TRAINING OF VITAL NEED   Universal Military Program : Advocated by GOP Leader Before Legionnaires

Favors UMT, Dewey Tells Legion Parley   First Indication of Stanc By 1944 GOP Standard. Bearer

AMERICA MUST BE POWERFUL TRUMAN SAYS   Must Be So Strong No Aggressor Will Make An Attempt At Conquest   MESSAGE IS READ AT LEGION MEETING

DEWEY FAVORS ARMY TRAINING   Says That ‘Genuine Peace’ Seems Further Away

Tells Legion Strong Force Necessary  Miuet Ra Readu tare   Must Be Ready for U.S. Defense and to Rack U.N. Oblieatione

Truman, Dewey Advocate Law At Convention   Johnson Says There's Too Much Talk of New War: 10 and & Parades

Military Act Endorsed By N. Y. Governor   UNIVERSAL TRAINING IS GIVEN SUPPORT BY GOP LEADER

OPENS TODAY   N.Y. Governor Takes Unequivocal Stand at. Formal Start of Convention.

‘‘Peace Further Away Teen tye’... . Dewey Goes On Record For  Universal Youth Training

Dewey Favors Universal Army Training Plan  GOP Presidential Candidate Takes

Hails Legion Stand Against ‘Communism   Military Training For Nation's Youth Heid Necessary

Truman, Dewoy; Forrestal Tell Legionnaires Universal Military Training a Must for U. S.

Two Little Boys Accused of Tipping Over Tombstones in Cemetery, Also Shoot Up Town

NLRB DENOUNCED BY SENATOR TAFT   OHIOAN SAYS BOARD TRIEI TO PUT A C. IL. 0. UNION IN EVERY PLANT.

Taft Charges Labor Board Favored CIO   Senate Group Hears Testimony

Fffort To Put ClO In Every Plant Charged   Ohio Senator Accuses NLRB of Miscarriages of Justice

National  Labor Board Under Attack By Sen. Taft  ‘Says Agency Tried To Put CIO Union   ‘Says Agency Tried To Put CIO Union In Every Plant  In United States

NLRB Assailed By Taft; Labor Court Is Urged   Arbitrator Proposes Union Restrictions

Sen. Taft Hits Record of U.S Labor Board  Group Charged With Trving to Put CIO Union in Every Plant

Special Labor Court Suggested  New Labor Policy By Congress Urged

G SLAIN, 16 HURT IN FIRST VENGEFUL ARTS VER RULING   U. S, Legation in Damascus Fired as Middle East Bitterness Mounts.   Will Never Permit Holy Land to Be Divided, They Warn,

REC Face Probe of '   Violence Flares  In Wake of UN's Palestine Ruling

Violence Flares After Partition Of Palestine  UN Palestine Decision Brings Violence Flareup

Six Jews Killed And 16 Wounded In What Apparently Is First Recrimination By Arabs Against Division Of Holy Land

Farmers income Throughout U.S. Breaks Records   Growers Reaping Dollars Faster Than Ever, Survey Shows

Income of U.S. larmers Rolls To New High  Income First  Kight Months

Cash Receipts Reach All-Time High In Nation  Last Year’s Record VEletl wm. af... ty

Farm Income Heading For Record High   First Eight Months Far Ahead of Same Period Last Year

1947 Farm Income Nears New Peak For United States  24 Per Cent Boost  In Farm Prices Is -

FARM INCOMES MOVING HIGHER   Dollars Rolling Faster Than Ever Before

National Groups Call For Action On Prices   Women Voters, Progressive Citizens ‘Demand Special Congress Session -

TRIO NATIONAL CLUBS DEMANDS PRICE CONTROL   Special Session Seer Needed To Curb  Inflation

Two Groups Declare Special Session of Congress Necessary ; Price Controls Urged

GROUPS DEMAND PRICE CONTROLS   League of Women Voters Urges Action to Halt Danger of Inflation

DEMANDED T0 CHECK PRICES   2 Organizations Urge Congress Be Called In Special Meet

Groups Favor Price Control Return InU.S.   Prompt Legistation Ask ed By Three Organizations .

CHINA RED FORCES GAIN IN MANCHURIA   Nationalist Chief Still Confident Of Victory

UAW Hints Will Modif y Demand For Wage Boost GMC. Makes Offer Of 15 Cents  Per }Hlour

TORNADOES RiP ARMY AIRFIELL      Thirteen Soldiers Hur In Florida; Houses Are Leveled

21 Persons Hurt As Tornadoes  Hit Florida   HOSPITALIZED VETS “TAKE: IN” NEW YORK, SEE SHOWS AND DINE

RAIN FALLS IN MANY SECTIONS   Nearly Four Weeks Of Sunshine And Mild Temperatures Ended

‘October Making Grey, Rainy Exit After Nearly 4 Weeks of Sunshine

Dull Setting For. October Demise   Showers Prevail Over Most Of U.S.; About Inch Rain Here This Month.

RAIN FALLING IN SOME AREAS   Temperature Unusually High During Month of October

Pass Bill For New Tax Board   Turner Promises Prompt Appointments; Senate For Education Board Change

Lawyers fo Hear ‘abor Bill Debate   Taft-Hartley Act to Go Under ‘Microscope’

Acute Shortage of Box Cars Fo Limit Delivery ‘Of Canadian Newsprin

US Newsprint Users Face Canadian Delivery Curbs Boxcar Shortage Halts Flow of Paper

Further Curtailment of Newsprint Supply Caused by Boxcar Shortage   British Industry To. Get Electricity Next Monday

Newspapers Hit By Car Shortage   Deliveries of Newsprint From Canada To U. S. May Be Curtailed

RANSOM LETTER TRAPS YOUTH   Minnesota Boy Is Not Kidnaper Of Girl At Fort Atkinson

Scientists Believe Dry Ice Test Increased Rain Over Maine Forests

Customs Commissioner Agrees to Reconside Discharge of 1,576 Port and Border Patrolmen

BORDER PATROL CUT POSTPONED   CUSTOMS COMMISSIONER TO RECONSIDER PLANS TO DISCHARGE § 1,576.

Discharge Of Border  Patrolmen Profested   Customs Commissioner Promises To Reconsider the Action

French Financial Expert Approved To Form Cabinet  Nation upon Brink of Economic, Political Peril

Schuman Gets Confidence Vote: Will Seek To Form  New French Government

Robert Schuman, Financial Expert, ls Handed Reins   Pledges His Utmost To Rescue Republic From Edae of Chaos

National Assembly Votes Confidence in Financial Expert, Popular Republican

‘Blitzkrieg’ Tacties Are  Protested Marshall Also  Is Criticized By Minnesotar

Blitz’ Tactics Charged on Aid   Republicans to Ask More Information On Truman Inflation Battle

President Differs  With Warning of Ex-New Dealers  Again Lashes Out   Again Lashes Out At High Prices and  Urges ‘Common Sense

STEEL OUTPUT FOR GERMANY TO BE RAISED   BRITAIN AND U.S. A. ACT OVER FRENCH OBJECTIONS

Take Action  To Increase  Production—   Decision to Lift  Ceil_ ings Is Taken Over the Objections of France, Plan Knowu Today

U, S., BRITAIN IN AGREEMENT   Will Go Ahead Without France In Raising Ger man Production

Hike Steel Output In Anglo-American Lones in Germany  Duma cdescmicam ta ea mike   Production To Be More Than Doubled Despite French Protests

U. §., ENGLAND RAISE GERMAN INDUSTRY — LID   Steel Production Will Be Doubled Despite  French Protests

Decision Made Despite French Stand    Internationalizing   Internationalizing of Ruhr Question Left Open

U. S-BRITAIN PUSH GERMAN INDUSTRY PLAN   Will Increase Ceiling: Despite Objections Of French Govt.

U.S. Britain To Help Reich Despite Pari:   Decide to Boast Industr  Ceiling in Their Zones Of Corman

French Objections To Plan Disearded At London Parley   Production of LL.500.000 Tons of Steel Annually Decided Upon bby Two Powers in Their Zones: French Want LO.000.000 Top

Despite Protests Of French Reich Steel Output Increases   Ceiling on Industry in German Zones to Be Raised by U. S., Britain

U. $. And Brifain To Raise German Industry Ceiling  Plan To Override French Objections

Increased German Steel _ Production Is Approved   United States and Britain’ Agree To Raise Ceiling To 11,500,000 Tons—France Objects To Proposal - *

Decision Made Despite French Stand  Tea daawos cobl ncn colleates   Internationalizing of Ruhr Question Left Open

U. §. AND BRITAIN TOLET GERMANY, BOOST PRODUCTION              Course Decided On at T Power Conference in London Despite Objections of France.      OUTPUT OF STEEL oS WILL BE. DOUBLED   Question of Internationalizas  tion of Ruhr, Advocated  by Paris, Is Left Open,

CIRCLEVILLE HIT BY FLASH FLOOD   Property Loss To Run High; Farmer Electrocuted

Another Maine Village Menaced   Fire Fighters Battle To Check Fires At Edge™ Of North Waterhboros.-

Maine Fires Blaze Again   Other New England Forest Fires Are under Control

MAINE SECTION SWEPT BY FIRE   oss Already Estimated At Three Million Dollars As Strong Winds Fan Forest Fire Out Of Control.

NEW ENGLAND'S FIRES CHECKED   Forest Blazes Cause Twe Deaths, Damage Over $3,500,000

TRUMAN VOICES HOPE FOR PEACE   Thought World's Troubles Would Be Settled Sooner

Truman Cites World Plight On New V-J Day   President Concerned Over Lasting Peace, Defends A-Bomb’s Use

BELTON CHAMBER LISTS DIRECTORS FOR COMING YEAR   ape Al ~<,> Tica nbAwe   Five New Directors Elected by Members In Recent Balloting

BELTON CHAMBER LISTS DIRECTORS FOR COMING YEAR  Five New Directors Elected by Members  In Rorant Rallating

Plight of Navajos Dumps Another Aid Problem Into Uncle Sam‘s Hands

Stop-Gap Aid is Insufficient To Solve Problems Facing Area's Navaio Indian Nation

Supplies Go To Navaios   But Leaders Want Permanent Self-Supporting Basis, End to Being Fouris! Curiosities

NEW MARZANI TRIAL SOUGHT   Convicted For Concealing Red Affiliation, Faces 110-Year Term

MARZANI WAS —FOUND- GUILTY   JURY CONVICTS FORMER OSS EMPLOYE OF CONCEALING COMMUNIST PARTY AFFILIATIONS

Marzani Will Seek New Trial   Found Guiliv Of Falsely Concealing Communist Party Affiliations In Seeking U. S. Post

'Many Restaurants Promise Observance of Meatless Days; Notice Was Too Short for Today.  “MANY TO OBSERVE ss *¢BOCLESS’ THURSDAY

‘Meailess: Tuesday’ Fails to Click First Try, but Cooperation Pledged

Yankees Lead Dodgers, 2-1, In 5 Innings:  Taylor Starts: ‘For Brooklyn Replaced. By Greag in First

Yankees Favored To Win 47 Serigs   —rourth Game Finds ~ Bums Trying Hard To Even the Score

HIGHWAY PLANS ARE REVEALED   Turner Says State Can Spend $61 Millions for Roads Sons New Toxes

Turner Sees Big Road Fund   Expects $61,000,000 In Next Two Years Without Levying New Taxes

Roads Require No New Taxes, Turner Holds   He Says $29,000,000 to Be Available for Primary Roads, $16,000,000 for Farm._to-Market Roade

May Block Army Stars Furlough   Would Stop Pro Football Aspirations of Davis, Blanchard, Poole.

Truckers End 60-Day Strike In Pittsburgh   (Comprise Wage Hike Of 17's Cents Hourly Approved by Workers

TRUCK STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH COMES 10 END   Walkout Settled Under Agreement to Boost Pay 17'/2 Cents

THOUSANDS OF INDIANS SLAIN SINCE AUG. 11   RIOT - TORN CITIES OF PUNJAB LIKE BATTLEFIELD

Thousgnds of Hindus, Moslems, Sikhs,  Slain in Savage Rioting in India

Thousands Die In India Fury   Underground Said Waging   Beterminstian Peaceam

Punjab Cities — Like Battlefield After Rioting ©   Thousands of Indians Estimated Killed  “In Divided Province

Tax Split Bill Goes to Duff   Governor Expected to Approve Community Property Measure

‘Prompt O. K. Expected On \Property Bill  Duff Receives * Mianeusa Te   Duff Receives * Measure To Relieve Taxes

WUC BEGINS WORK: ON NEW BUILDING   320. Pupils Register » In First. Day; More Ex. pect

WUC BEGINS WORK ON NEW BUILDING   320 Pupils Register In First Day; More Expected

U. S. Employment Hits All-Time High: 60,000,000 Jobs   Peak Surpasses Even War Years Passes ‘Dream Goal’

U. 5. ANSWERS TITO CHARGES   Reminds Yugoslav Govt. Of Millions in Assistance  Given That Nation

Tito Blast at U. § Brings Reminder Of Costly ‘Gifts  As Lend-Lease Funds Cited by Officials

Good Evening...  The experts agree (his COUntsy needs more work but the rest of u: hesitate to do anything about ft.   Partly Cloudy Tuesday, Showers Exnected

ae eee eee ey eee eT eee eo  SHOWERS TOMORROW   “Bright Weck End Weather Aids in Drying Fields and Roads

SHOWERS TOMORROW      Bright Week End Weather Aids in Drving Fielda and Roads

DEMOCRATS SEEK BUTTER INQUIRY BY LEGISLATURE   ‘New Yorkers Accuse Dairy men’s seague of Brazen Mearkat faucse

7 AGENCIES FOR   United States, Britain An Russia Are Agreed On Creation

MINISTERS LINE UP REICH RULE   Timetable Adopted For German Provisional Covernment

Ministers Agree ()n Several Issues  Would Set Up Seven Administrative Bodies

Foreign Ministers Near Agreement On Administratior  Talks Bog Down

Big 4 Tackles Again Problem  Of Reich Rule   Agree Tentatively on Establishing Seven Administrative Agencies For Country

Agencies May Administer Reich Economy  Make-Up of Units Bogs Down Foreign Ministers

‘Big 4 Meet Break Down No Surprise   Indicated That Reds Will Push Campaign For Marshall Plan Defeat, Extension Of Their Control

Russia May Have Lost Far More Than It Gained by Its Methods in Bia Four Parley

PARLEY FAILURE SUPPORTS FACTS   Mackenzie Says Deadlock At London ‘Was Foregone’ By DEWITT MACKENZIE

Mrs. Carroll Leaving Soon For Germany   ‘Getting Ready For Overseas Journey To Join Her Soldier Mate

Four Killed In Train Wreck Monday Night   BALE OF WIRE CAUSED DERAILMENT IN INDIANA

Indiana Police. Probe Wreck; Six Persons Killed   Bale of Wire in Switch Is Blamed; F.BLE.. Joins Investigation  of Affair

Indiana Police Probing Wreck That Killed 4   Mystery Surrounds Bale  Of Fencing Wire Found On Railroad Tracks

Jammed Switch Causes Derailment In Indiana Today   About a Score of People Are Injured As Engine Topples

Four Die In Wreck Of Train   Roll Of Fencing Wire Is Found Tommead in Switek

Bale Of Wire Rated Cause Of Tragedy   All But Two Cars Of Train Are Smashed

TRAIN WRECK DEATH TOLL CUT 10 FOUR   Daylight Reveals That Witnesses Only Imagined They Saw Two Other Bodies in Pennsylvania R. R. Mishap.

TRAIN WRECK I INDIANA I FATAL TO FOUR   Wire Stuffed Into Switch Causes Derailment of Passenger Train

BALING WIRE IS CAUSE OF TRAIN WRECK IN EAST   Four Dead, Nearly 20 Hurt As Pennsylvania Passenger Leaves Track

Death Toll In Indiana Wreek Four  ~ Wire in Switch Given as Cause

Bale Of Wire Blamed For Train Wreck   Four Persons Killed In Crack-Up Of Eight-Car ‘Union’: Score Iniuved.

Four Die and — Many Injured In Train Wreck   Roll of Wire Blamed for. Disaster; 20 Are Hurt, One Seriously; Wreckage Checked for Bodies

Four Killed in Indiana  ‘Rail Wreck; Bale of Wire ln Switch fe Blea

Four Killed and Score Injured * When Engine and Eight Cars Are Derailed   'SEEK CAUSE OF ACCIDEN]

Accident Is Caused by a Bale of Fencing Wire Placed in Switch by Prankster or Crank.      STATE POLICE AND FBI HANDLE INVESTIGATION

4 PERSONS DIE IN TRAIN WRECK   Bale of Wire Blamed fo Indiana Crash

4 Meet Death, 20 Injured in Indiana Crash   Authorities Launch Probe to Find Cause of Accident

Train Wrecked by Wire in Switch  Four Killed and Score Suffer Injuriés

WIRE PILED ON TRACKS BLAMED FOR DERAILING   Nearly Score Injured When ChicagoBound Passenger Train Strikes Fencing Wire And Leaves Track; Investigation Underway.

FOUR KILLED AS ~~ TRAIN WRECKS   Bale Of Fencing Wire Jammed In Switch Blamed For Mishap

Fencing Wire In Switch Caused Wreck   Four Cead in Indiene Wreck; Roll of Wire Found Jammed Into Switch

SIX PASSENGER CARS OF PENNSY LINES SMASHED   FBI AIDS PROBE OF WRECK IN INDIANA; ALMOST SCORE HURT

Four Die In Wreck; 20 Hurt   Roll of Wire in Switch Cause Of Accident at Walton, Ind.

Wire On Track Wrecks Train  Four Killed In Crash Of Penna. Union

Four Dead as Bale of Wire  Wreeks Train   State Police and F.B.L Investigate Ruins of Pennsylvania “Union” At Walton, Indiana

F our Killed As Train Hits Wire   Open Investigation — As Baled Fence Wire Is Blamed For Crash Of Chicago Train

Bale of Wire Upsets Train, 4 Are Killed   FBI Investigates Indiana Wreck For Possible Sabotage

REVISE TOLL OF RAIL CRASH TO FOUR DEAD   Bail of Wire in Switch Blamed for Indiana Accident

Train Wreck Death Toll Cut to Four   Bale of Wire Jammec Into Switch Is Cause of Derailment

RAIL CRASH LAID TO ROLL OF WIRE   4 Killed And Score Injured In Indiana Accident

WRECKED CARS ARESTREWN      Pennsylvania Line Passenger’ Train Hits Unknown Obstruction

Hoosier Police Blame Roll Of Wire On Rails For Crash Killing 4, Injuring 20

House Approve: Cutting of FPC Gas Controls   Consumer Rates May Be Affected; Gavin Backs Bill

Architect: Thinks Negotia tion Wall Close Gap on K.L. Hospital Unit

LANGE JOINS WITH REDS IN ATTACK ON TRUMAN DOCTRINE   Polish President Scores Tall - of War in Congress; Hits Unilateral Action

'U. S. Defies Soviet Bloc Attack on Truman Doctrine After Blast by Poland

U.S. Defies Red Bloe on Aid Program   Austin Urges Council To Shelve Russian Proposal

Labor Crisis In France .  Nears Break  Leaders Plan Negotiations ___. _. With Strikers...

French Labor Crisis Headed For Solution; Strikers Back   *Token* Government Worker Tieup Seen Only Partial Success

CRISIS NEARS END AS REGIME DRAFTS PAY - PRICE POLICY      Communist-Led Union Leads ers Show Willingness to Join in New Plan.   VIOLENCE EBBS   Public Service Employes Ige nore Call for Five-Day ‘Token’ Walkout.

ANTI-STRIKE LAW PASSED BY SENATE   Union Leaders Show Willingness To Negotiate

French Reds ‘Losers’ in Labor Crisis  Unrest Ending; Rome Will Face General Strike

FRENCH WORKERS ENDING STRIKES   TREK BACK TO JOBS BEGINS —UNIONS APPEAR READY FO NEGOTIATE.

French Labor Crisis Appears Near Solution   Union Leaders Want to Negotiate With Government

France Labor Crisis Nears Happy Ending   Prospects for Early Settlement Believed Bright

Union Heads Are Willing  To Negotiate As Assembly’  Offers To-Work Out Economie Policy   Failure Admitted ‘By Labor Leaders   Drastic Anti-Strike Law Ap _ proved By P arliament As Thousands Return To Their Jobs

Arab, Jew Fury Flares in Holy Land, Ebbs Elsewhere; France Strife Eases

New Economic  Policy Pledged  By Government   Willingness to Negotiate Shown by Union Leaders

Crisis In France Appears Ebbing  Strikers Streaming Back To Their Jobs

Attorney General to Attend State Bar Parley  National President Also Listed on Conclave Program

Attorney General to Attend State Bar Parley  - National President  Also Listed on  a, er, . a

BOROUGH LAWS HAVE BEEN REVISED   a Are Now Per. mitted To Receive Compensation for Services   ISIGNMED BY GOVERNOR

BLAIR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ADOPT BUDGET   Board Retains 6-Mill Tax Levy In Estimating 1947 Receipts, Expenses.

NCEA Group May Plead  For Fritz   State Board May Be Asked To Restore Fritz Certificate

May Denies Sale Of Plant Forced  Says Senate Probe Was Not Factor

May Put Up Own Money, He Claims   But Garssons Repaid Through Lumber Firm

CAPONE RITES TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY   Former Gang Boss Dies Broke, Home Heavily Mortgaged

Explosion Called Routine Measure   Jerusalem Startled; Wait New Outbreaks

HAIFA’S PORT BLAST CAUSES FRESH UNREST   Warning I[ssued That Bombs Are Being Placed and Area Is Evacuated   VIOLENT REACTION FROM UNDERWORLD EXPECTED

HAIFA BLAST. WAS ROUTINE   Security Measure At First Taken for New Act of Violence

Loud Blast In Port of Haifa   Britains Warned of Bombs Evacuates All Residents and Workers

—MORE TROUBLE IN HOLY LANDNew Bomb Explosions Rock Haifa Port Area

Take Steps To Secure Safety Military Court   Officials Threatened For Sentencing Three Members Underground To Death   650 Deported To Camp At Cyprus   [Ix Londo» Both Arabs and Jews Reject Britain’s Plans For Palestine’s Future

Residents And Workers Evacuated   British Admit They Expected Retaliation

NEW TROUBLE IS EXPECTED IN PALESTINE   British Prepare for Prompt and Violent Reaction to Death Sentence for Three Jewish Underground Leaders.

New Outbreak Expected In Holv Land   Routine Depth Charge Ex. plosion Startles Port Of Haifa Residents.

Haifa Blast May Precede New Tempes!  British Expect Jewish Outbreak

Report Blast In Hatia   Many Removed from Port Region Before Explosion

British Take Precautions In Jerusalem   _ Expect Prompt, Violent Reaction From Jewish Underground as Result ‘Of Three. Condemned

Ask N. E. Police To Help Search  For Missing Gir!   Make Final Attempt Toda; To Find Body In Lake: Sav She Was In Bostor

RADIO STATION  —— LIGENSE SOUGHT   Hearings Set For Feb. 24 Anc 25 On Hanover Broadcasting Company's Application For Transnvtter Permit

Senate Confirms  i Appointments  By Rennebonm Assembly Is Mired.  _ Over Procedure on Governor's Vetoes __

ARE AIRED ON VETO ACTION   Inner Circle Reports Truman Mum on -. Feelings

Truman Aides Split OverVete   Some Favor, Others Oppose Okay af Lahoar Bill

TRUMAN'S MAIN ADVISERS SPLIT ON VETO ISSUE   Fate of Union-Curbing Labor Bill Undecided—May Kill Tox Cut

Advisers Differing On a Presidential Veto of Labor Bill  Coal Strike May Causs amen te ® Sign It  nAarinc

White House Advisers Split On Labor Bill   Feel Confident Truman Will Veto Tax Slash Measure

OPINION SPLIT ON LABOR BILL Truman Delays Action On Tax Slash: Veto Is Seen

Truman Undecided On Union Curb Bill   White House Advisors Split Over Urging Him to Veto Or to Sign Bill

VETO OF TAX GUT BILL PREDICTED   WHITE HOUSE AIDS SPLIT ON “WHAT SHOULD BE DONE  ABOUT LABOR MEASURE.

Advisers Differing On a Presidential Veto of Labor Bill   Coal Strike May Cause Truman to Sign It Against Wishes

Labor Curb Bill May Escape Vete   White House Circle Evenly Divided on Fate of Measure

TRUMAN LEANS TOWARD VETOES  Labor and Tax Bill Decision: Delayed by Trip to Canada

White House Circle Split on Truman Labor Bill Action  Confident President Will Veto Measure  Cutting lacnme Tax

Senate Hears  Aid “Mistake   Revercomb Raps Proposal: Marshall View Asked

“wallace in Paris Talks of New War   Fears Professiona! Diplomats Cannot Avoid Another Conflict

G.0.P. Leader Threatens To Hold Night Session on Tax-Cutting Bill

> —DEBATE— Senate Defeats Tax Cut Delay   ACTION PUSHED ON BILL VOTE.

GOP Firm For Tax Cut Bill Passage  ig   Threaten To Keep Senate Geinge Tonight

Senate Beats: Amendments To Tax Bil   GOP Leadership Plans Night Session to Obtain Swift Passage

Night Session Is Threatened if Necessary   Kight Amendments To Be Offered On Bill Before Final Roll Call

Senate Session.” “Seen Prolonged  - To Pass Tax Bil   GOP “Leaders. Threaten To Keep Meeting Going Into Night If Needed

SENATE KILLS PROPOSALS T0 DELAY TAX CUT   Moves Beaten To Put Of' Levy Trimming Bill Till 949: Final Vote Looms

Republicans Set To Pass Tax Cut At Session Today  Threaten To Keep a a i   Threaten To Keep Senate In Action  Till Vote Is Taken

THREATEN NIGHT SENATE SESSION   “Attempting to Pass Income Tax Cut Before Recess

Votes Watched For Clue In Overriding Veto   Waaner, Supporter Of Truman Policy, lll At His Home

G.0.P. Spurs Tax Bill to Quick Vote   May Hove Evening Session---Plenty of Maneuvering Going On Behind Sranac

G.O.P. Determined To Push Tax Bill Through Senate Before Taking Recess   Recession Fears Give Way  To Worries Of Inflation

Night Session on Tax Bill Probable   Senate Lines Up for Test of Second Veto

SENATE MAY HOLD NIGHT TAX SESSION   G. O. P. Leadership Threatens to Keep Body at Capitol to Force Vote— Line-up on Overriding Veto Doubtful.

SENATE O. K. OF TAX CUT TODAY   Night Session Threatened  Necessary To Get New Bill To. President

Long Senate Session Due   Republicans Threaten ‘ Night Meeting in At tempt to Pass Tax Bill

Night Meet On Tax Cut Threatened   Watch Size of Vote to Gauge Trend on Veto Measure

To Keep Senate In Night Session On Tax Cut Bill?  GOP Londece Saek  GOP Leaders Seek: Passage. of Measure:

Leaders Assert Night Session Set, If Needed   Surive To Have Ballot On Bill Before Recess Of Senate Today; Pass age Assured   Democrats Seek Override Delay   Foes Of Measure Move To Defer Vote Until Next Tuesday On Overridine Of Veta

SENATE PUSHES INCOME TAX CUT FOR FINAL VOTE   Sweeps Aside Attempts by Senator Morse to Get Truman’s Changes -

Senate Rejects Eight Changes In Tax-Cut Bill   Chamber Pushes Towarc Passage, Probably In A  Few Hours.

Amendments by Senator Morse  Are Voted Down   Passage By Nightfall Expected: President Has Promised Te Veto Law

GOP Tough On Tax Bill   Threaten Night Session To Force Senate Vote Today; To Override Veto Is Biggest Job

GOP Leaders Determined On Passage   Main Interest Loom: In Size of Vote To Override Veto

GOP Leaders Plan Saturday Night Session in Order To Force Vote on Tax Reduction Bill.   INTEREST CENTERS ON MAJORITY SIZE

GOP's May Feree Night Session On Tax-Cut Bill   Republican Leadership Determined Senate To Pass Measure.

Passage Due Some Time Late Today   Proposed Amendments All Defeated By One-Sided Votes

Senate May Hold Night Session... ._ Tax-Slash Expected ‘To Be Passed Today

G. 0. P. SENATORS DEMAND PASSAGE OF TAX BILL TODAY   PASSAGE CONCEDED; REPUBLICANS SEEK SIZEABLE MAJORITY

Approval of Act ls Conceded but Margin Doubtful   Power To Over-Ride Veto by President Is Termed Uncertain

Threaten Night Deal in Senate   Republicans in Drive to Pass  Tax Cut Bill

G. O. P. Threatens Session Into Night To Get Tax Ballot   Final Senate Approval Conceded: Size of Majority Draws Interest As Parties Line Up for Big Test

Senate Faces Night Session On Tax Cut Bill   Chances For GOP Override Of Veto Seen ‘Looking Up’

GOP CHIEFTAINS SUGGEST NIGHT TAX SESSION   Income Levy Reduction Bil Assured of Passage, but Action Delayed

Tax Cut Bill Being Pressed For Showdown   Republican Leaders Threaten To Hold Session for Action

Believe Shells Were Blanks; Ohioan Unhurt   Police Seek Assailant Described as a ‘Disgruntled Job Seeker’ —   Threaten Night Session On Tax Bill

Tulsans Use Dry Ice And Get Shower   Meteorologist Watches, Is Convinced Dry Ice Changed Type of Cloud

PICARD ORDER APPEAL FILED ON PAY SUIT   Inter-Union F Fight End Called For By  _ Murray

Super-Selling Job Needed  To Sell Meatless Tuesdays, Eagless Thursdays Plan

Meatless and Eggless Days Are aFlop   -Super-Selling Job Needed to Convince Public

U.S. Apathetic To Diet Days   Survey Shows Idea Didn't ‘Catch On’

os Super-Selling Job To ‘Put Over’ Meatless And Eggless Days   Government Faces

Meatless Days Require Selling  Conservation Plar Not Catching On

TO GET BACKING OF U. §. PUBLIC   Officials at Odds over Real Value of Meatless and ; Eggless Days

NM Educators Want Schools To Rank First   Miller Says Leaders Won't Be Satisfied Until Schools Tops

EDUCATORS TRYING TO BETTER STATE SCECOL STANDARD   Takes’ Issue With Governor’ Tax Adv'sory Comm'ttee on Poar Rating

DISBARMENT F ACES BALTIMORE ATTORNEY   Charles T. LeViness Ordered To Show Cause By Supreme Bench; Recently Convicted

RED VICTORY IN HUNGARY MAY BE NULLIFIED.   Coalition Sought : to Overcome Communists’ Lead

Communists Win Hungary Election   Projected Combination Of Other Parties May Nullify Victory ® Of Party

MERGER SEEN UPSETTING REDS   Hungarian Coup May Nullify Commie Victory

Greek Leader Defends U.S. Policy in East  _ But Says Program Will Fail Unless Attacks from North Are Stonped

Jimmy Byrnes Rejects Tito Bid For Probe   Attitude Of Yugoslavia Toward Greece Matter For  UN To Decide, He Says

Fulbright Urges Election Law   Would Vote 90 Days _ After Chiefs Die

U.S. MAY OFFER NEW PLAN 10 RESCUE PARLEY   Marshall Ready To Accept Russia’s Demand for Rep arations from Germany

MARSHALL 10 PRESENTPLAN TO RUSSIA   Meeting 5 SUCCESS Depends Upon Soviet Acceptance

 Late News Bulletins    Senate Committee Approves 131 Postmaster Nominations

SENATE GROUP EYES STEEL OUTPUT CLAIM   Charge Of Restricted Pro duction Brought Up

Federal Reserve Chairman’s Plan for Safeguarding Our  Sconomic Future a Puzzler

Tiness Fatal To Woman, 80   Mrs. Sylvia Hadley Was Resident of Clarksburg

FREE THOMPSON AND WIFE IN MURDER TRIAL   Court Authorities Order Defendants Released Immediately

Freedom Sought For Palestine  Syria Joins Egypt in Move for Independence At U.N. Conference

Boy Captured After Firing Gun at Police   Uses Another Lad As Shield in Boston; Gets Picture Taken

Protest Embargo On Coal Shipping   Canada Objects to ‘Pushing Around’

Protest Embargo On Coal Shipping  Canada Okiacte ¢.   Canada Objects to ‘Pushing Around’

U.S. Steel, CIO Writing New Contract   30 Millions to Be Paid To Eliminate Wage Inequities in Industry

U.S. Steel Will Pay Over $30 Million In Wage Adjustments   Employes of Six Subsidiaries to Receive Big Sum to Eliminate Wage Inequities; May Speed Agreement on ’47 Contract

Steel Parley Resumes Today   Contract Extension Tak es Precessre OFF Talke

Closing Rush Grips Assembly   Passage of Bonus Measure Completed

Assembly Aims at June 14 Windup   . Much -Work Remains _Béfore“Adjournment

Legislators Sprint To Complete Work June 14; Bonus Plan On Ballot:

Senators Will Stack Own Food Supply Figures Against Those. Of Administration for Debate

EUROPEAN AlD DECISION MAY TARE MONTHS   CONGRESS CHECKS UP ON AMERICAN FOOD SUPPLIES

Hearings Slated < On Various Phases: Of Gov’t Program  By Jack Bell

SENATE DRAFTS OWN IDEAS ON FOOD SUPPLIES   Senators Stack Their Own Estimates Of U. S. Food Status Against Those Of The Administration.

SENATE STARTS DEBATES ON AlD   Bridges Group Will Submit Its Own Study Of Food

Foreign Aid Cost Debate Is Launched By Senators   Comparison Is Made With Administration On American Supply

Early Passage Of Stop-Gap Relief Bill Seen   Senate Debate Commences at Noon Today

Haly Receives Food Shipmeni   Fist “Friendship Train” Shipment Celebrated in Maples. Ftaty

Food Gifts Toltaly .   First Boat Load of Friendship Train Food Welcomed in Ceremony

How To Stop Reds Short AnotherWar   United States Seeks Solution By Extending Aid to Nation In Path of Commiunistic Aggression

Demand U.N.Save Greek Integrity   Marshall Also Lashes Ou At Russian “Abuse” of Veto in Council   'VISHINSKY 1S SILENT   ‘ to Gain Time to Response - JoU:S. Attack

Marshall Flays Russia In Talk At UN Assembly   Calls Upon Nation: To Break Present Political Crisis

Calls for U.N. Action fo Curb ‘Abuse’ of Veto   Blunt Speech Demands Assembly Save Greece From ‘Aagressive Acts’

RED “ABUSE” OF BiG NATION POWER SAID ORGANIZATION PERIL  i & SECRETARY OFFERS   U. S. SECRETARY OFFERS 7-POINT PROGRAM; NOT APPLAUDED BY SOVIETS

Marshall Attack Communist Acts; Save Greece Plee   Speech Before Peace Group Bristles With Criticism of Soviet

 The Russians Did Not Applaud    Marshall Sternly Demands UN Save Greece

AMERICA RAPS ABUSE OF VETO   U.S. Secretary Of State, In Bristling Speech. Laus Down 7-Point Program

Secretary in Speech Bristling With ‘Censure of Russia, Says if Assembly Fails ito Protect Integrity of One Small/State, All Will  Be Placed in Jeopardy; Asks Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Albania Be Blamed For Hostile Acts; Submits Seven-Point Action  Prooram:  -

Marshall Puts Balkan Issue Before U.N.   Speech Is Called First Diplomatic Attack on Russia

Urges Move fo Save Greece   Charges Felker Communist Neighhors With Attacks os . Member af U. BK.   Cersures Russia   Announces U. S.. Wants Liberalized Veto Provisions; Collis for Seven Maves.

Flays Russia: Calls On UN  For Big Effort   Urges Action to Save Greece from Attacks Of Balkan Communist Neighbors — Tells How Russian Vetoes Blocked Action — Reverses U. S. Policy on Veto Issue

Urges UN Intervene For Greece   Accuses Reds Of Hostile And Acaressive Acts

RUSSIA VETO ‘ABUSES’ HIT BY MARSHALL   Soviet Silence Greets Biunt Talk by U.S. State Secretary

Marshall Demands UN Save Greece. From “Agaression’   Wants Assembly to Formally Blame: Soviet Satellites . For “Hostile Acts!’

USSR Abuse Of Veto Is Roundly Scored   Vishinsky Evidently Taken Aback by Words Of Seeretaryv of State

U.§. Demands That Greece Be Aided; 7-Point U.S. Program ls Outlined To United Nations

Demand U.N.Save Greek Integrity   VISHINSKY IS SILENT   Cancels to Gain Time to Response To U.S. Attack

Marshall Says Greece Must Be Made Safe   Speech Bristles with Criticism of Soviet Union

U.S. Demands United Nations Save Greece   Reds’ Quiet ~ As Delegates Clap Marshall   Vishinsky Caught Offguard by US Speaker's Criticism

Challenges Nations To Supreme Effort To Break Crisis   Blames Neighbors For Hostile Acts Against Greece

RED SPITSBERGEN CLAIM IRKS LONDON   Foreign Office Spokesman Challenges Soviet Saaceartion

BRITAIN APO RED GLAIM IN OPT OBERGEA   Foreign Office Says Russia Bound by Convention of 1920.

London Repels Soviet Claim  On Spitsbergen   Foreign Office Says Potential Rase Is Norway’s

Russian Arctic  Claim Challenged By Great Britain   Soviets Announce Joint Defense of island With Norway

British Challenge Russian Claim to Spitsbergen Group   Spokesman Says Russia Bound by 1920 Treaty  on Demilitarization

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Stormy Attack On Doctrine Is Expected by UN   USSR Will Condemn Action as Bad Faith In World Council

Stormy Attack On Truman Doctrine  Expected In U.N.   Soviet Union And Satellite Poland Expected To Take Lead In Attack   AUSTIN MAKES BASIC POLICY STATEMENT

RUSSIA AND POLAND TO: AS.  _SML U. 8. IN SPEECHES:     —- (BEFORE SECURITY...  el     COUNCIL

‘Survey Reports Texas System Worst in 20 Years   Beard Scheduled To Meet With Governor At Austin Saturday.

PRISON BOARD CALLED TO MEET SATURDAY BY JESTER TO STUDY CHARCES TEXAS’ WORST IN U.S.

State Board Will Study Accusations  Conditions In System Called npooralleled

AMPHIBIOUS LANDING MADE ONLY FEW HOURS BEFORE ‘CEASE FIGHTING’ EDICT BEGINS

Cease Fire’ Order Given All Troops, Dutch Make Gains   Netherlands Troops Isolate Western Java From Rest Of Island   DUTCH PROTEST U. N. INTERVENTION   Indonesian Heads Agree To Security Council’s Order To Cease War

18,500 Chinese Dollars Worth But One of Ours   Stores Jack Up Prices; Natives Stage Run on Rice

A Currency Runaway   Shanghai Inflation And. Attack On Peiping Plarue Kai-Shek

AWAIT STATEMENT ON SCHOOL FUNDS   Legislators Differ, Carlso: to Give Views on School Funds   FOR SHOWDOWN TODAY

Carlson Into‘School Problem   Goverrtor’s Statement, Due Today, May Give Boost Needed to Pass School Révenue Laws

Dutch Forces Capture Port Of Cheribon   - Tanks Used to Capture Important Java City, But Indonesians Claim Another Drive Beaten

Indonesians Say Seaport Falls Under Dutch Tank Attack: Claim Repulses

Takes Vital Northwest Java Port   Indonesians Claim Drive Repulsed

Indonesians,. How: ever, Say Dutch Repulsed At Capital CHECK INVADERS  Dutch Marines Over. run. Richest Rice Sunolv Sector

DUTCH FORCES CAPTURE KEY JAVA PORT   Indonesians Claim Victory In Capital Area   MARINES   Overrun Rich Rice Supply Lands: Junction City Won By Republicans

Republicans. Say The: Are Closing. In. on: Semarang, North. Java Port.

INDONESIANS SAY DUTCH DRIVE UN CAPITAL HALTEL   Netherlands Forces Deny Re publican Claims; Report Capture Of Cheribon

Dutch Announce Capture Of Port: Fail At Capital   Indonesians Claim Strong Drive Repulsed, Seize Area Held By Invader

CHERIBON CAPTURED BY DUTCH   But Indonesians Claim Drive On Capital Stvmied

DRIVE ON INDONESIAN CAPITAL BY DUTCH SAID SLOWED AS PORT FALLS. U.S.. UN. APPEALS DUE,

Dutch Capture Javanese Port In New Attack      INDONESIANS REPORT STIFF FIGHTING IN ONE AREA

Cheribon Is Captured by Dutch Troops   Indonesians Claim Strong Drive on Capital Blunted

DUTCH CAPTURE KEY JAVA PORT   Indonesians Claim Stopping Of Drive Against Capital

Report Strong Dutch Threat Is Turned Back  ~ Indonesians Stem   ‘Indonesians Stem Determined: Drive?

Indonesian ‘Ar my Claim: Gains! Made   Say They Turned Back Strong Dutch Threat Against Jogjakarta; Modijekerto Oecunied

Blow at Capital Reported Halted By Republicans   ‘Rebels’ Attempting To Cut Off Semarang As Base, Is Belief

DUTCH CAPTURE BIG JAVA PORT   But Indonesians Claim Drive On Capital City of Jogjakarta Is Stopped

CheribonTaken By Dutch Force On North Coast   Republicans Claim Strong Drive On Malang Has Been Checked; Butch Sturafe Train

Dutch Deny. Opposition Accounts   Campaign Leader Says Re_ publican Forces Are  “Mostly Running’

Dutch Take Java Port   Indonesians Claim To Have Turned Back Strong Attack

Indonesians Claim Dutch Drive Halted   — But Cheribon, Important Point, Falls to Attackers

JAVA PORT HAS FALLEN TO DUTCH TANK ATTACK   lndonesians Claim They Turn: ed Hack a Strong Attack Today.   WAS ON JOU TAKAICEA   A Highly Placed Officer Said Malang Was In Dutch lands,

NATIVE TROOPS CLAIM. REPULSE OF DUTCH ARMY  TURN BACK ATTACK ON CAPITAL CITY; OTHER SUCCESSES

Cheribon Falls To Dutch Troops In Tank Attack   Republicans Harass Netherlands Troops Driving On Malang

Capture Of Port In Java  Claimed   Cheribon Falls To Dutch Tanks In Fierce Fight

Indonesians Claim Dutch Drive Halted   Northwest Java Port Falls But Republican Forces Declare Strong Thrust On Canital Turned Back

NATIVES, DUTCH n0TH CLAIM AR VICTORIES   Pep  cans Report Advance - Capital Stemmed;  Port City Falls.

Indonesians Take Back Some Areas   2.400-Square-Mile Segment Sheared Off By Attackers In East Java As Rich Bondowoso Area Is Overrun

Important City Of Cheribon Falls To Tank Attack   Indonesians Claim Strong Dutch Drive On Capital of Jogiakarta Turned Back

Indonesians Claim Dutch Army Stopped   Contradictory Reports Come From Battle Scene

REPUBLICANS TURN BACK DRIVE ON CAPITAL CITY   Port Of Cheribon, Birthplace Of Indonesian Independence Agreement, Falls To 50 Tank Dutch Force

DUTCH TROOPS SEIZE PORT OF CHERIBON   Indonesian Republicans, However, Claim They Have Turned Back a Dutch Drive on Their Capital of Jogjakarta.

Dutch Have Seized Port Of Cheribon   Indonesians Claim Edge In Two Battle Areas

Tank Attack Is Success At Cheribon   Indonesians Say They Have Turned Back Assault on Capital

JAVA, PORT FALLS 0. DUTCH FORCES ‘AFTER TANK DRIVE   (Indonesian Republicans Clair ‘They Have Stopped Attack.  on Canital

' Cheribon Falls To Dutch; Check Drive On Capital   invaders Seize Important Port; Medjokerio Taken Indonesians Say; Contin ue Seorched Earth Tacties

Dutch Take Java Port Of Cheribon   Indonesians, However, Say Foes Attack On Capital Is Turned Back

Labor Disputes Involve 23,000 Workers in Ohic   City: Employes in Akron Threaten Walkout Monday

Total May Increase Monday With Akron Transit Walkout   3,400 Rubber Employes Out in Twe Strikes at Barberton; Wages Involved in Most Cases

23,000 Idle In Ohio Walkouts   Total May Swell if Strike b: Akron City Workers Develops.

Truman to Snedir   Bridges Protests Launching the 1948 Campaign Before Federal Emploves

INCOMPETENCY CHARGE HURLED GOP Protests Hannegan Speech Boosting HST For Second Term

Bridges Rebukes Hannegan  ‘Postmaster General Launches ’48  _ Campaign For President Truman

Senator Bridges Protests Hannegan Campaigning   Says Postmaster General Should Give Time and Attention to Deficit

Nurse's Past Is Probed In Baby Killing Mystery   Massillon Hospital Officials Refusing Reporters Chance To Talk to Medical Aide

Waitress Is Killed By Jilted Suitor  Gun Wielder Is Severely Mauled By Logan County Resort Patrons

SUITOR KILLS KENTON GIRL AT INDIAN LAKE   Waitress Shot Twice Wher Shé Refuses Date; Assailant Faces Murder Charge,

U. S. Citizen Held In Britain as Undesirable Alter  Free Palestine Head Is Charged With Unfriendly Activity

BRITISH HOLDING U. 8. CITIZEN AS UNWANTED VISITOR   Arrest Vice President of American League For Free Palestine in London

Government Quits  Committee  _ American Plan to Withdraw Forces Brings Criticism

Government Quits Committee  American Plan tc   n, . ones   American Plan to Withdraw Forces Brings Criticism

Alaska Next for World Circling Ship   Flight May Eclipse Record Previously. Set With Reynolds

Mr, Truman In Tourtst Role Enjoys Himself   PRESIDENT SEES MANY WONDERS OF OLD MEXICO

TRUMAN ON VISITS IN MEXICO TODAY   President Becomes Tourist on Trip to Famed Volcano.

Taft-Harfley Law Causes Official to Quit Labor Dept.   AFL Representative Resigns, Asks Green To Name Successor

Hurricane Curves Toward East Coast of Florida   Small But Powerful Storm Is Bringing High Winds Above 100 Miles Per Hour; Expected to Hit Miami Area in Morning

Storm Follows Reverse Path Of Last Wind   Gales Of Over 100 Miles Per Hour Reported By Weather Stations

Church Convocation Closes Here Today   A. Walton Roth, Topeka, Heads State Organization OF Protactant Greune

‘Closes Here Today   A. Walton Roth, Tapeka, Heads State Organization OF Protestant Graimce

CANADA ORDERS IMPORTS SLASHED   ‘Austerity Program Adopted to Meet Financiat Problem.

CANADA CUTS Ul. §. IMPORTS   Sharp Curtailment Orderec To Cope With Shortage Of American Dollars

CANADA WILL ADOPT PLAN OF AUSTERITY      Dominion Is Running Out Of Both Gold And Dollars

Slumps Hit  Various Parts  Of Nation   Costs of Materials And Labor Are High Everywhere

High Labor Costs, Prices Idle Skilled Craftsmen   For additional) news of Prices and employment sce torles aon Page 2, =

Prices Hamper Construction   Workmen Idle in Some Cities, Others Have Building Boom

Building Slump Noted Despite Home Shortage   Carpenters and Painters Idle in Many Cities, Survey Shows

Thomas Chidsey, James F. Malone And Admiral  Draemel New Members   Six Holdovers From Martin Cabinet Reappoint ed To Serve New Governor; New Members Rated Highly By Appointing Officer.

Duff Picks Cabinet; Drops Kell  Rdtann Annaintasce   Mine Appointees Announced; Navy Admiral Succeeds Westmoreland Man

NINE CABINET MEMBERS ARE NAMED BY DUFF   Six Holders Are Included fh List Released By Governor

Balkans U.N. Test:  Cadogan   Says Might as Well Tear Up Charter if Dispute Unsettled

Britain Warns Balkan Trouble Threat to U.N.  Might As Well Tear Up _ CHarter If Settlement

Britain Says Watch Balkans   Cadogan Lines Up With U. S. Proposal, Urges Action

Supports U.S. Pla zn In UN.  Britain In Plea To End Balkan Trouble

Supports U.S. PlanIn UN.... Britain In Plea To  End Balkan Trouble

Britain Backs U. 5. Stand Over Balkans  raat ha s Told   United Nations Tolc American Plan Is Only Way Out

BALKAN FRACAS VEXES BRITAIN   UN Advised To Forget Char ter if They Cannot Apply Cure-All Proposals

SEEK ACTION ON BALKANS REPORT   BRITAIN SUGGESTS SECURITY COUNCIL ‘ACT OR GO HOME!

Britain Tells U.N. They Might As Well ‘Tear Up.Charter’ Unless Balkan Plan Approved   Lines Up Solidly With U.S. Proposal For Commission To Watch Balkans Indefinitels

U.N. SAID HOPELESS IF UNABLE TO TAKE ACTION ON BALKANS  UNLESS SETTLEMENT IS MADE CHARTER USELESS ACCORDING TO BRITON

Settle Balkans Or Tear Up Charter, British Delegate Tells UN Group

UN CHARTER AT STAKE IN BALKAN TEST   Breton Says Settle Dispute Or Go Home

Britain  Upholds Idea On Balkans   Urges UN To Act Or Quit Trying To Function

Britain Tells United Nations They May As Well Tear Up Charter If They Cannot Settle Trouble in Balkans

Britain Backs U.S.Stand Over Balkans   United Nations Told American Plan Is Only Way Out

Says UN Must Quiet Balkan Issue Or Quif   Briton Says If Commission Report Rejected, UN Might As Well Tear Up Charter

NIP PLOT IN GREECE      2,000 Arrests Made to Block Communist U prising

Arrest 2,000 In Athens Area Early Today   Raids Aimed at Stamping Out Revolution, Civil War Conspiracy

Greeks Move to Stamp Out a Communist Plot   Arrest More Then 2,000 ~ Suspects Within -the * Athens fren Alone

A COMMUNIST COUP AVERTED   __ Hightning Raids Staged At Dawn In Athens Area

Reports Assert ‘Scores’ Being Sent To Exile   Threatened Coup By ‘Red’ Party Nipped In Bud

Athens Police Raid Nets 2,000 Commies Greek Report Says   Foil Red Plot For Uprising In Capital Today

More Than 2,000 Persons Arrested Today Communist Plot To Stage A Revolt In Greece Is Nipped

Over 2,000 Arrested — At Athens   Spread of Civil War Through Entire Country Was Plan

Red Revolution Plot Crushed in Greece   More Than 2,000 Persons Arrested in Raids in Athens Area; Communists Reported Planning To Strike In All Parts of Nation Tomorrow

GREECE SMASHES COMMUNIST PLOT; THOUSANDS HELD   Suspects Seized Throughout Country Few Hours  Before Time Set for Uprising.      ARRESTS ARE MADE WITHOUT DISORDERS   Police Say Reds Had Schemed to Murder Political Leaders and Grab Important Ministries.

Red Revolution By Greece Balked By Swift Raids  DKowae DAA Vunawna C ammunic te   Over 2,000 Known Communists In Athens Area Caught Before Plo’ To Murder Officials to Open

Greeks Act To Prevent Rioting   Mass Arrests Hit Communist Plot  For Civil War

Greeks Order ‘Revolution Plot Crushed   + Say Communists Planned to Seize Ministries

Fast Raids In Greece Foil Red Uprising   2,300 Or More Arrested; Report Scores Already Placed Aboard Ships To Be Sent Into Exile

Raids Aim At Stamping Out Revolt   Official Says Zero Hour For Attacks in Athens And Other Cities Was Set Farlvy Thursday

2,000 JAILED IN ATHENS 10 NIP UPRISING   Government Acts in Lightning Dawn Raids to Frustrate a Communist Plot—Many of Those Seized to Be Exiled.

Greeks Nip Red Plot —   Over 2,000 Persons  , Arrested; Revolt Set For 1 a. m. Tomorrow

Party Leaders Nabbed In Raid Staged At Dawn   Scores Remoyed to Ships  At Athens Port, Reported Bound Fer Exile  By Government   Premier Declares Plot Discovered   Communist Editor Among Hundreds Arrested In Capital By Greek Security Police

Greek Government Announces 2,000 Prisoners Taken in Athens Area in Move to Thwart Communist Uprising

Greeks Crush Budding Plot   Thousands Seized in Sweer Against Communists

Greek Government Claims Communist Plot Blocked; Raid Nets 2.000 Leftists   Lightning Roundup in Athens Arec Follows Report Full-Scale Revolt Planned by Urban Guerrilla Tactics

2,000 Greek Reds Arrested  ‘Geek To Stamp Out   Seek To Stamp Out Communist Plot

Greece Seizes  2 000 Persons In Raid To Nip ‘Plot’ By Reds   Scores Are Moved To Ships For Exile Pending Disposition

Z 000 Seized In Greece To Balk Red Uprising   Predawn Raids Carried Out Te Make  Despaese Pic:

Greeks Put Down  Communist Plot  2,000 Persons Seized In Athens Area Alone

CLAIM MOVE 10 HALT CIVIL WAR BY COMMUNISTS   Zero Hour. of Uprising 1A. M. Thursday, Say Government Spokesmen

Seize 2,000 In Forays in  Athens Area   )Revolutionary Coup Was Reported Slated for .Thursday by Reds.

Say Group Planned Attacks In All Parts Of Country Shortly After Midnight

GREEKS JAIL 2000 PERSONS 10 CURB UPRISING BY REDS   Security Police Head Off Alleged Plot For Athanc Ravalt

2,000 RED LEADERS ARRESTED   Plot to Foment Civil War in Nation Halted

Over 2,000. Arrested By Greek Gov't   Arrested Citizens Are Being Deported; Red Plot Alleged

Red-Inspired Revolt Foiled Inside Greece   Police Grab 2,300 In Swift Dawn Raids Throughout Nation’

ARREST OVER 2,000 PERSONS IN ATHENS AREA   Government Says Raids Con ducted to Frustrate Communist Uprising

SHIPS BELIEVED RUSHING MANY AWAY TO EXILE   Action Follows Interception Of Communist Message Calling For ‘Plan F’

GREEKS SAY RED PLOT 1S NIPPEL   Thousands Arrested On Eve Of Reported Attempt At Revolution

Communist Plot Nipped In Greece  Over 2,000 Arrested In Surprise Raids

REVOLT SAID PLANNED TODAY  Thousands Arrested As Red Plot In Greece Revealed

Police Round Up 2,000 in Athens To Stop War Plot  Lightning Raids Carried  Out by 3,000 Gendarmes

Greece Nips Plot by Reds; Jail 2,000   Planned Attacks With Guerilla Help and Take Over Government

SOLDIERS USED TQ MAKE RAIDS ON COMMUNISTS   Greece Acts To Stamp Out Plot To Stage A Revolution And Spread Civil War Throughout Nation.

Ligthning Raids Seize Leaders  For Revolution   SE na  Claim Zero Hour Was Set For Thursday, Extending Guerilla Warfare

1,000 PERSONS HELD IN ATHENS   Raids Aimed At Stamping Out Communist Reyolution Plot

Evidence to Be Presented To Legislative Probers; Have No Faith in Board

Greek - Turkish rely Approved By Committee   Senate Vote On Aid Proposal Is Anticipated Next Week

APPROVED BY SENATE BLOC   Unanimous Vote Giver Truman Program To Halt Communism

Aid Proposal Is Approved By Senate  Committee   Amendment Gives United Nations  Restricted Power To Halt Prosram

Committee “NoDanger” OK on Aidto Showing At Greco-Turk Centralia

Power Given UN To Check U.S. Action   First Major Test; Senate Vote Seen Likely Nexi Week

Amendment to Authorize UN Action Added   Proposal to Bolster Mediterranean Lands Passes First Big Test

Senate Committee Puts 13-0 OK On Greek-Turk Aid   Vandenberg’s U.N. Amendment Modified;  House Group F averable

String Tied To Aid for Greeks, Turk:   Senate Committee Votes Approval In Principle

GREEK-TURK AID. PLAN [5 APPROVED   SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS GROUP VOTES 1s TO 0 FOR PROGRAM.

“Senate Group Votes Approva Of Aid Plan   Rider Gives U.N. Restricted Power; Senate To Vote

Rivers Swollen las Result of  Thundershowers Crews Work Hard to Minimize

Rivers in Western Montana Still Going Higher Today  Bitter Root Rises “Three Inches; Rains Recorded

Rivers Swollen as Result of  Thundershowers Crews Work Hard to Minimize Damaae Threats

Demo Chief's Resignation Is Rumored   Hannegan Declines Direct Comment On Ouitting Position

U. S. Ship to Be Forced To Make Inspection Call at Batavian Port

Halian Communists Demand Membership Of Gov't Cabinet   Leftists Ask Resignation Of De Gasperi

REDS DEMAND ITALIAN POSTS   Clamor for Premier's Resigna tion and Redistribution of Cabinet Portfolios.

Italian Leftists Insist De Gasperi Government Qui   Seek Coalition Regime of   Sceialist and Commun ist Persuasion

De Gasperi’s Rule Tottery   Italian Communists Demand Resienation

POLICE HINTING CHICAGO KILLER   Mother Of 5 Slain Or Way Home From Local Bakery

Terrorist Kills Chicago Woman  Her Death One of 29  ~ Assaults Since Jan. 

Winter’ 's Grip Loosens But Snow, Rain Forecast For Midwest’s Weekend

Newsmen Gel Look At Part of Wedding Giffs af Palace   Special Freview Gives Sight of 400 Presents, Many Others Not Displayed

Newsmen Get Look At Gifts for Elizabeth, Philip  Many Other Wedding Presents Are Not Put on Display

U.S. Embassy In Baghdad Under . Arab Mob Attack   Other Depredations Are Reported In Palestine And Middle East   PALESTINE DEATH TOLL REACHES 32

Traffic Deaths Higher in May   National Safety Group Blames Complacency On Part of Public

Food Prices In General Slump  "Declines Noted In Gains: Meat. Butter

CEREALS, LIVESTOCK DROP AFTER TRUMAN FOOD APPEAL  Wheat. Other Grains Tumble Alona   Wheat, Other Grains Tumble Along With Cattle. Lambs: Hoe Prices Stay Up

Prices Slump In Wake of New Food Program   Senator Sees Control Nation Hears Plea  Benen Treiman

Food Prices Dip Sharply On Cash Marts   Only Hogs Hold To Record Top;. Butter, Eggs Slip

SENERAL SLUMP IN FOOD PRICES   Grains, Meat, Butter and Eggs Down

Food Prices Rate Lower in Markets Following Truman   'Hogs Are Major. Exception to General Drop as Porkers Go 25-50 Cents Higher

Prices Slump In Wholesale, Futures Mart   Commodity Index Drops 2.59 Points Today A‘ Opening OF Markets: Hogs Ge Higher

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Inflation Due To Non-Production And Union Stupidity

Missouri Floods Million Acres Of Rich Farm Lane   Mississippi Reported Levelling Off North Of Hannibal, Mo.

Levees Crumbled by Flood Waters  Missouri Sectors Are. Inundated

Wide Areas Are Flooded By Missouri  Army Engineers Report Million  i 

Missouri River Crumbles Levees  Swollen Mississippi Is Leveling Off

FLOODS FORCE THOUSANDS T0 LEAVE HOMES   Million Acres of Farm Land Inundated In Missouri Valley

Million Acres Of Rich Farm  Area Inundated   Thousands Homeles« In Midwest: Swollen Mississippi Levels Off

SCHOOL IN JAPAN   Coeducational Christian University Being Con sidered by Churchmen

DUTCH FORCES PRESS FORWARD IN INDONESIA   Amsterdam Considers Offer of U.S. At Session

Block Delay In the House On Beer Bill   Romains Special Order fd Wednesday — Two Members Change Votes

Truman Program Draws Comment  Martin Sees Little - Chance For Passage

Congress Wont Back President, Martin Declares   Says Problem Too Big to Be Handled In Special Session

FIGHT LOOMS - ON CONTROLS   GOP Reaction Unfavorable  _ To Truman Proposal On  Domestic Problems

Martin Gives Truman Plan Little Chance   Speaker Says President Is “Asking for’ Collosal ns Lo OPAC sn ee

Martin Hints Program Has little Chance  President Asking Ear "'Calaccal NDA"

G. O. P. Chief Assail Plan as OPA Revival   Martin Sees Little Chance of Passage At Special Session

Martin Sees Little Chance for Anti-Inflation Program   Other Republicans, Including Members of Both House and Senate, Raise Cry of “Regimentation” Against Truman’s Economic Control Proposals—Reaction to President’s Foreign Aid Proposals More Favorable.

Treasurer Smith, 76, Dies Here   Veteran State Official Victim of Heart Attack

The National ‘Whirligig   News Behind the News Washington - + - - Hay Tncke

BOOZE PERMIT INVESTIGATORS CHECK CANTON   Many Clubs Likely to Lose Their Licenses, Says

EXTEND LIQUOR PROBE IN OHIO   Start Checking Private Club Licenses in Canton

TOO MUCH BRAID IN COAST GUARD   TABER THREATENS TO CUT ITS APPROPRIATION

BEVIN W AIT “OF RUSSIANS      BRITISH .LEADER REPORTED URXADY .TO QUIT. PARLEY IF SOVIET . DOESN'T -CO-OPERATE

‘WVU President Is Inaugurated  Dr. Stewart Inducted In Colorful Ceremony

Plutonium Neutrons To Control Atomic Power kor Industry and Home

Science Using High Energy Neutrons To Develop A-Bomb for Industries

GREEK: ‘TURKO AID AIMED AT RUSSIA, CONNALLY TELLS   TEXAS SENATOR OPENS THIRD DAY OF DEBATE ON TRUMAN’S PROGRAM

NO CAPPER COMMENT      Questipn of Sixth Term Candidacy _ Discussed in Capital

NAPLES MOB OPENS FIRE ON POLICE   Jobless Riot In Front of Italian Government Office

Four Indicted In Newark Deaths   3 Face Manslaughter Charge Fourth Reindicted for Murder.

RED CROSS CHALRMEN APPOINTED      Holiday Season Keeping Red Cross Workers  Busy

County Red Cros: Names Heads Of Group Activities  Departments Give Review Of Work Now Being Done

ASKS BREAK FOR DISHONORABLY DISCHARGED VETS   Believes They Should Be Given Another Chance In Service

RESCUE SHIP BIBB ON WAY TO BOSTON   Vessel Expected te Land 6 Sutvivors of Plane Crash in Atlantic at Noon Today,

IFT PLAN MAY NECESSARY, ITSON SAYS   o Former Treasury ficials Call for mpt Reduction

SOVIET-BOSSED NATIONS SILENT   Generally Refrain From Committing Selves On Aid Meeting   EUROPEAN AID CONFERENCE iS EXPECTED TO BE BRIEF

~GROOM WORE PAJAMAS  Californian, 72, Weds Bride Of 60 In Atlanta Hospital

Brother-In-Law Of King Is Dead   Earl Of Harewood Tit But Short Time

BROTHER-IN-LAW “OF KING GEORGE DIES IN ENGLANI   ‘Earl Of Harewood, Wealthy Peer, Husband Of.  + Seimwence Bb mos

Trieste Strike Gathers Speed In Second Day   12 Men Arrested In Bombing Of Street Car; Shops Are Still Open

General Strike In Trieste Now In’ Second Day   Street Car Is Bombed During Day’s Violence

Trolley Bombs Signal Trieste General Strike   12 Arrested, Half of Transport is at Standstill

Two Accidents on  Detour This Week   Total Auto Mishaps in County during 1947 Now 75—Far Above Last Year

Accident Total Is Climbing Here   Two Auto Mishaps This Week Brin 1947 Tol Near Last Year's To

WILL STUDY MODERN TRAINING SCHOOL METHODS IN EAST   As a Preliminary to a Million   Dotar Building Program  In Missouri.      FIVE MEN TO A   The Program Is for Boonville and Chillicothe Training Schools.

HE LIKENED TRUMAN TO ADOLF HITLER    COLE REVERSES BAN, INVITES REPORTERS TO TOUR JAP ISLANDS

Cause Of Fires On DC-6 Planes Believed Found   President's Airliner Among Those Slated To Get Check Up For Hazards

‘Boy, Apparently Dead for 70 Minutes,  " Revived by New Resuscitation Methoc

MEMBERS OF LOCAL PHONE UNION SUPPORT REJECTION OF COMPANY OFFER: NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE

PhoneStrike InTwoMore States Ends   185,000 Still Are Idle; Southwestern Rejects $6 Demend

Phone Strike Tn Sixth Week    But Marvland Service   But Maryland Service Is Reported Normal

185,000 Still Striking in Phone Dispute   ~ Negotiations in Western Electric Issue Resumed

Phone Strike Continues As  185,000 Idle   Refuse To Cross Picket Lines

Telephone Strike Enters Its Sixth Week Today  Many Workers Return To Jobs But 185,000 Still Out

Thousands Are Kept From Work by Refusal To Cross Picket Lines of Unions Still on Strike.   NEGOTIATIONS OVER THE COUNTRY CONTINUE

Phone Strike Enters Its Sixth Week  Thousands Still Refuse To Cross Picket Lines

185,000 Phone Workers Still Out on Strike.   Walkout. Enters Its Sixth Week.

Strike In: Sixth Week_   - But 185,000 Workers Are Still Idle; Southwestern Bell _Spurns -“Demands”

WORKERS ARE STILL IDLE   Operators Refuse To Cross Other Biekeat Lines

185,000 EMPLOYES KEEP UP PHONE TIEUP   Many Workers Observe Picket Lines Over U. S.

185,000 Telephone Workers Still Out      Only 3,000 of Long Lines Employes Are Back. On Job

185,000 Phone Workers Still Out on Strike   12,000 May Return To Work Today in Northern California

Telephone Strikers Honor Picket Lines   Coast to Coast Walkout Reaches Sixth Week: Thousands Off Jobs

185,000 Phone Workers Still Idle In Nation   Strike Enters 6th Week: Many Are Ready Te Reaturn,

CLAIM 185,000 STILL IDLE IN PHONE STRIKE   Only Few Long Lines Workers Reported Back at Posts

Southwestern Bell And Workers Still Apart On Demands   Company Rejects Union Demand In Latest Move Of Area Negotiations

185,000 Off With Strike In 6th Week   Northwest Has 400 to 500 Back but Only Few Are Operators and Tie-Up OFf Sersice Continues

Jones Assails Krug as House Opens Debate on Cut in Interior Funds

Krug Accused Of Keeping Kitty To Whip GOP   ‘Departmental Fund Said Frozen For Release Next Year

Krug Is Accused  of Holding Out  Campaign ‘Kitty’ Charge Is Voiced  During Debate on Appropriation Bill

175 People Attend Area Girl Scout Meeting af Park —   Raymond Dillard Re-Elected President

Close Inquiry on Meyers Case   Gen. Hap Arnold Testifies Today Before Committee

Criminal Charges To Be Pressed   War Fraud, Perjury. And Conspiracy To Be Considered

GRAND JURY MAY GET RECORD, CLARK SAYS AFTER PROBE ENDED  GEN. ARNOLD DENOUNCES F)RMER AAF OFFICIAL IN FINAL TESTIMONY

Senafors Hand Meyers Record To Prosecutor  Possible Criminal Action Indicated Ae Hanvine Ende

Meyers Case Record Being  Sent Prosecuting Officers   Gen. ‘Hap’ Arnold Says, Based On Evidence, Accused Man Disgraced Uniform And Rank

PROBERS CLOSE MEYERS PHASE   General Denounced As ‘Rotten Apple’ By Arnold

Hearing on Gen. Meyers  Terminated     Chairman Announces That Record Being Sent to   Attorney’s Office for Possible Action

Gen. Arnold Assails  Disgrace of Service  Wartime AF Chief Thanks Senators for Exposure—  mi A F

-— PROBE ENDS — Griminal _ Action May Follow   ‘PROSECUTORS GET RECORDS.

Senators End Probe Of Meyers’ Activity; Gen. Arnold Thanks Group for Action

Entire Record Into Tangled Wartime Dealings To Be Turned Over for Possible  Criminal Action. —   3 DIFFERENT ANGLES TO PROSECUTE LISTED

‘Hap’ Arnold Flays Officer as Quiz Ends   ‘Disgraced Uniform and Rank,’ Wartime Air Chief Declares 

Senate Winds Up Its Inquiry Into Meyers’ Dealings   Entire’ Record Will Be  Sent to Prosecuting Offices for Possible “Criminal Actions

Meyers a Liar, Is Assertion’ Of Gen. Arnold   Says Officer a Disgrace to Army — May Be CourtMartialed

Senate Suggests Action Of Court As Probe Ends   Record Is Sent To Attorney For More Federal Inquiry

Senate Hearing Draws to Close   General Arnold Thanks Investigators for Uncovering ‘‘Rotten Apple” in Air Forces.

Tax Evasion Suit Faces  Gen. Meyers  U.S. Will Open Case Next Week

WARTIME AAF CHIEF BLASTS SHADY DEAI IW’.   General Denies He Ap) aa  Procurement Officer's Stock Holdings

Meyers Case To Be Given To Prosecutors   Senate Probers End. Hearing Of War ‘Dealinds’

Meyers Termed By Gen. Arnold “Rotten Apple’   Record Of Hearing Before Committee To Prosecuting Officers

War Investigating Group Closes Meyers Inquiry; General Arnold Testifies

MEYERS PROBE ENDS ON HINT OF STRONG ACTION   Criminal Proceeding Seen Arnold Hits Disgrace Of ‘Uniform And Rank’

War Investigating Subcommittee Closes Inquiry Into Tangled Wartime Dealings Of Former Air Force Deputy Procurement Officer—Chairman Ferguson Says Entire Record Will Be Sent To Prosecuting Officials For Possible Criminal Action

Entire Record Sent to Law Authorities   Former Air Force Officer May Face Criminal Charges

Senate Probe Into Meyers Affair Ended   General Arnold Thank: Committee for Its Service to Country

Arnold Is Sorry Rotten Apple Was Found In Barrel   Entire Record Going To Prosecutors For Action.

Gen. ‘Hap’ Arnold  Terms Subordinate’s Conduct A Disgrace   Husband Of Bennie’s ‘Girl Friend’ Terms Accused Officer A ‘Snake,’ Says He Lied About Mrs. Lamarre

CLOSED INQUIRY INTO DEALINGS OF BENNETT F. MEYERS   With Announcement Entire Record Is Being Sent to Prosecuting Officers.   MAY BE CRIMINAL ACTION   Henry H. Arnold, Wartime Head of Air Forces, Last Witness.

Declares General Arnold, Criminal Action Likely As Hearing Is Closed

Arnold Says Army Rank Disgraced   Hecrings Into Wartime Deals Brought to Close

War Air Chief Thanks Senators for Discovery .   Record of Testimony Sent to Prosecutors for Further Action

Probers Are Thanked by Gen. Arnold   Lauds Service To Army, to Air Force and To Nation

Record To Be Turned Over  To Prosecutors   Evidence Shows ‘Uni‘form, Rank Disgraced,’ Former Air Chief Says

Meyer May Face U.S. Prosecutior   Senate Group Turns Records Over to Attorney General And Tax Officials

Committee Hears Arnold Ends Hearing   Air Force Head Thanks Probers For Their Work

Senate War Investigators Advise Action   Former Air Force Purchasing Officer May Be Tried First On Perjury Charge

Uniform Disgraced by Dealings Of AAF Procurement Officer, _ _ Asserts General.Han’ Arnold .

Meyers To Face U. S. Indictment   Arnold Brands General  ‘Disgrace To Uniform’

SENATE ENDS LONG INQUIRY ON WAR DEALS   Arnold Denounces Retired General As Disgrace

CLARK WILL ACT AGAINST GEN. MEYERS   Attorney General Says He Will Seek to Present Evidence Before Grand Jury Next Week as Result of Senate Probe.

For General pull Court Moral   Senate Committee. Turns Case Over. to Gov't Authorities

Meyers Quiz Ends; Evidence May Be Used  In Prosecution   Arnold Thanks Group for Finding ‘Rotten Apple  In Barrel’

RETIRED OFFICER CALLED © ‘DISGRACE 10 UNIFORM’ BY GENERAL HAP ARNOLD   Recommendation Made To Transfer Case To Federa! District Coun

Arnold Pours It On Meyers    Former AAF Chief Glad the   “Rotten Apple” in Air  Force Was Discovered

Senate Closes Special  Hearing   Gen. Arnold Says Meyers’ Actions Disgraceful

‘Hap’ Arnold Flays His  Subordinate   Records Sent for Possible Criminal Action

Group Ends Quiz Into Officer's Love, Stock Deals   Ex-AAF Chief Denies OKing Trades; Calls Witness a Disgrace

TIME GRANTED TOKESSELRING   Nazi Commander in Italy To Prepare Defense On War Crimes

Water Engineer: s Urging More Levee Work on Missouri   Three-Fourths of State Bottom Land Flooded This Season

Water Engineer Is Urging More Levee Work on Missouri  Three-Fourths of State Bottom Land Flooded

Mystery Hides Finding’ of Dise   Doubt Is Cast On  Texan's ‘Joke’ Story

31 KILLED AS TRAINS CRASH IN ENGLAND   Sixty Others Hurt in Collision in Fog—Four Wooden Goaches Gnlintered,

Premier Ramadier Promises Fight To End To Pr event ‘Dictatorship’ Communist-Led Riots Bring Big French. Port To Near-Paralysis

Communists Tie. Up ‘Port Of ‘Marseille   Premier Promises Te “Fight To: Prevent ‘+ “Dictaterchin®

MARSEILLE IS PARALYZED BY COMMIE RIOTS   French Reds Attempt T« Close Big Port City By General Strike

Red Leaders Paralyze Port  Of Marseille   Ramadier Plans Fight To End ‘Dictatorship’ General Strike Near

Reds Paralyze Marseille Port  Troops Are Rushed To Riot-Torn City

ATOMIC BOMB:: ~~ MENACE SEEN   SCIENTISTS BAY IT Is PORSIBLE WAR MAY COME WITHIN EIGHT YEARS

ANNOUNCES DATE FOR CIVIL SERVICE TESTS   RESTORE RED 10 SERVICE INSIGNIA

U. S. Offers Isotopes to World's Scientists But Not Type Used In Making of Atomic Bombs

Clayton Urges “Outright Giff To Greece, Turks   Action by Congress Is Spurred as Secret Documents Released

155 ACE OF HOLOING UP UNIFIED COV'T   Senate Hearing Advised 400 Million Greek-Turkish Aig May Be Giff.

Acheson Holds Prospect ‘Must   Russia Blocks Plan to Unify Country

LD BBB PLL LP LL EL ae  Late News   Korea in Need of Aid from United States

Acheson Blames Russia for Crisis In That Country   Funds Total “Not Clear’’; No Troops Needed in Greece Or Turkey. He Add.

Reds Hold AreaRichin  Resources   Failure in Korea, He Says, Offers Serious  Problem; Is Being P ae  et dees      Clayton Testifies   House Committee Is Told Amounts to Be Used for Arms

Red Action Is Blamed By Acheson  Says No Troops Will Go To Greece

Korea Will Require Help Says Acheson   Russians Blacking Agreement Towards Unified Governments

Troops Not To Be Sent Turkey And Greece   Russia Has Blocked Unified Government For all of Korea

Need Funds fo Put Country on A Sound Basis   Agreement on Unity Blocked by Reds

U.S. FUNDS NEEDED 10 ASSIST KOREA, COMMITTEE TOLD   Secret Docuinents. Revegl ' Russian Pressure on Mid..  ef ; ee ee ae

Undersecretary of State Tells of Russia's Objections to Unification

0 TO KOREA AY BE NEXT N U.S. LIST   ndersecretary Acheson Reveals America May Seek Unified Policy

TELLS SENATE GROUP RUSSIA REFUSES HELP   Undersecretary of State Says Troops Will Not be Sent to Greece

Korea Needs  Loan From U.S.   Vunds Needed To Put Government On Sound Cconome Basis.

Says Soviet Thwarting Unification   Wants Funds Invested To Fight Opposition

SENATE GROUP HEARS TALK BY ACHESON   ‘Undersecretary Says Com~ munism Must Be Checked   U.S, TROOPS   Will Not Be Sent To Turkey, Greece, Marshal Aide Testifies

U. S. Funds to Stzbilize Southern Korean Ex. nomy  Needed, Acheson Declares

Official Says Russia Blocks Unity Attempts  Senate Group Told Greece-Turkeyv Aid   Senate Group Told Greece-Turkey Aid Details at Hearing

Acheson Tells Senators Russia Has Refused To Recognize Need For Joint Regime: Also Declares New Troops To Be Sent Into Greece or Turkey

Must Offset Reds In North, Says Acheson   No American Troops To Greece And Turkey, Declares State Dept. Spokesman; Hints Money Help RAaw tawse Ta Ra Cit

Senate Group Told Russians  Block Unity   State Undersecretary Says U. S. Must Assist Occupied Zone Attain Economie Stability

Russia Has Blocked All Plans For Unified Rule, Senate Committee Told

Undersecretary Hints Strongly That Sums forGreece and Turkey Will Be Outright Gifts;  “Secret” Documents Charge Communist Plot

Russia Blocks Program For Unifying Zones   Must Invest Funds To Put U. S-Occupied Area on Its Feet

ACHESON SAYS USSR BLOCKING UNITY PROGRAM   Undersecretary States Troops Will Not Be Sént to Greece, Turkey

DECLARES ARMED AID TO BALKANS 1S NOT PLANNED   TELLS SENATE GROUP TRUMAN PLAN CALLS FOR MONEY, WEAPONS

Communist Threat Hangs Over Asia....  Says America Must Invest Funds Vo Bolster Lp Korea

Senate Unit Told Russians Blocking Unification Plans   Secret U.S. Documents Blame Middle East Strife on USSR

Says U.S. Must Aid Korea   Acheson Qutlines Needs To Senaters in Course  Of Testimony Favoring Truman Foreign Policy

Not Planning to Send U.S. Troops Abroad-Acheson   Outlines Truman's Plan To Check Communism; Clayton Appears Before House

South Korea Need: Money Because Of Soviet Action  Unified Government For Country 1s Not Sighted Now

Money May Be Asked For Use In Korea   Unable To Work Out Agreement With Soviet Russia

REDS BLOCK AGREEMENT ON UNITY   Soviet Troops Occupy North Hol! Of Country

investment Of Funds Is Called Vital   Undersecretary Asserts Unified Government Blocked by Reds.

Acheson Says Aid Plan Does Not Include Sending Troops; Adds Korea To US. Aid List

Boy, 14, Killed By Propeller Of Low Plane   Head Is Cut in Two; Plane Sinks in Water  Of Gravel Pit

Propeller of Low-Flying Airplane ls Fatal to Boy in Swimming Pool

STRIKE STOPS ~ MILK. SUPPLY   LABOR DISPUTE RESULTS IN  - SEVEN MAJOR DAIRIES IN   : TOLEDO CLOSING ~ DOWN.

COBB SETS NEW TAND SPEED MARK      BRITON DRIVES CAR 294.196 M. P. H.—TRAVELS 403.186 ON ONE RUN.

. ‘DREW PEARSON . The WASHINGTON. MERRY-GO-ROTIND      DREW PEARSON SAYS: — FOOD COMMITTEE COULDN’! ‘AGREE ON MEATLESS TUESDAY; TRUMAN TILTEL SCALES ON DECISION; MOST COMMITTEE MEMBER  wr Sense LPipnrnin nT

Shutdown on Four Projects Threatened   More Facts Demanded at Hearing on Finances of Reclamation Program; Bureau Denies Violation

Says Illegal Search Made... .  Plans Civil Suit Against Officers

Says Illegal Search Made.... Plans Civil Sui  — Against Officers  :

STRIKE NOTICES IN STEEL FILED   USW Contracts To Expire On Feb. 15

Freeman Suffers Heart Attack At War Fraud Trial   Agent for Munitions Combine Suffers Attack After Leaving Witness Stand.

WITNESS ILL AT MAY BRIBE TRIAL   HAS HEART ATTACK ON LEAVING STAND; TRIAL NEARS CLOSE

WAR FRAUD CASE PRINCIPAL SICK   Joseph Freeman in ‘Very  Bad’ Shape, Report

‘May-Garsson Trial Witness in Collapse   Joseph F.- Freeman Suffers Heart Aitack After Leaving 5.3

Garsson Agent Suffers Heart Attack After Testifying at War Fraud Trial

SUFFERS HEART ATTACK AT TRIAL   Freeman in Hospital After Collapsing in Court

Senators Seek Farm Program  Hope to Gt Food on Table   Hope to Got Food on Tabk With Normal Price Hike

LONG RANGE FARM PROGRAM SOUGHT      SENATORS HOPE TO PUT FOOD ON TABLES WITHOUT. STEEP PRICE RISES,

Senators Trying to Get Consumer Goods  At Lower Prices   Adeauate Production Is Seught Eliminating Middle Man’s Profits

Séek Lower Costs Of Farm-to-Table Crop Movements  Senators Staging Cros:  es Se Sa Nee poe eT   Senators Staging Cross  - Country Inquiry of Long Range Plan

LONG RANGE FARM PROGRAM SOUGHT   Senate Committee B vestigation to Get On Tables

“Student” at School Proves Post-Graduate in Field of Passing Negotiable Instruments Here

‘Kimbrough, Not Kilroy, Was Here: Enrolled i in Various Schools: Checks That Bounced Seemed His Longest Suit

Merchants Discuss Baptist College For Yuma, Parking Meters, Closine For Jaycee Rodeo at Monthly Meet

Merchants Discuss Baptist College For Yuma, Parking Meters, Closing For Jaycee Rodeo at Monthly Meet   NCAA Gives. Members Schools One Year of Grace Before Schedule Sanctions Are Applied to Violators

Chinese Get Even With Brutal Japs   Mob Parades, © Then Kills Two For Atrocities

Revenge In Shanghai— renee Jeer as Jap Torturers March to Execution

35 Killed in Airliner Crash  Loe ata) 6B   Norwegian Plane Falls in Mountains   Coo! Air Moves into Midwest   ‘Wonder Bridge’ Is Inadequate   1921 Model T Ford Making Its Fifth Trip Across U.S.

VICE RAID NETS 6 RONTON CALM   FBI Surprise Raid ts Aided By Carefui Local Work

Slave Raid After FBI Fight Held  Group Accused As Leaders Of White Slaners

Mee Threatened Her, Satira Says  Trial Is Recessed  Until Next Tuesday

Holiday Delays Trial of Satira  eer Dare a   Dancer Paces and Weens in Jail Cell

Dancer Waits Resume Trial   Reenacts Events Leading To Shooting Of Lover.

Satira Reenacts Fatal Shooting   Dancer Goes On Trial In Cuban Court For Killing Her Lover.

PACES AND WEEPS IN PRISON’ CELL Dancer Fears She Will Be Convicted:

U. S. Dancer Pacing Cell   Patricia Schmidt's Death Case Delayed

Satira Afraid Court Will Convict Her Of Murder   Dancer Re-Enacts Fatal Shooting Of Her Lawyer Lover Aboard Yacht At Havana; Also Acknowledges Being Intimate With Him

Patricia Schmidt FearsSheMayLose; Trial Is Recessed :   Entertainer Says She Feel; Difficulty in Making’ Court Understand ‘Her Version’

SATIRA FEARFUL OF CONVICTION   Dancer Weeps In Cell While Awaiting Resumption Of Trial

Asks Rejection       NAM Wants Court Te Throw Out Claims Prior To June 10, 1946.

Manufacturers File Brief Asking Rejection of Retroactive Pay Claims

Court s Urged To Reject Claim For Portal Pay   NAM Files Brief On Retroactive Phase of Suits

\.A.M. Asks Limit  To Portal Suits   Manufacturers Would Reject Claims Prior To June LO. 19146

N.A.M. Seeks Limitation On Portal Suits   Asks Court To Reject Claims For Portal-To-Portal Pay Before, June, 1946

Court Asked To. Reject Portal Pay   Suits on Fi ile   Suits on File Request Payment of $4,000,.000,.0G0

N. A. M. ENTERS BACK PAY CASE   Urges Rejection Of Portal Claims Prior To June 10. 1946.

Hand Taken By N.A.M. In Pay Duel   industrialists Ask Denial Of Back Wages Prior To Court Ruling.

Manufacturers Ask Portal Pay Rejections  Dasttian Dadonal   Petition Federal

NAM SETS DATEIN PAY SUITS   Asks Rejection Of Claims Prior To June 10. 1946

N.A.M. URGES LIMITING OF PORTAL SUITS   Asks Federal Court To Reject Ali Claims Prior to June, 1946

COUNTER PORTAL PAY BRIEF FILED   REJECTION OF BACK PAY PRIOR TO JUNE 10 SOUGHT BY NAM

EW. CARLSEN CONTROL BOARD MEMBER, DIES   Succumbs at 50 to, Pneumonia, Asthma in Dubuque Hospital

Mining Board Said Charges Not Justified   Second Letter to Governor Asked Him To ‘Save Our Lives’

Talmadge Worried By Court Ruling Against Election   Thompson Victory Seen Foreshadowing Ultimate Selection as Governor   APPEAL FROM ROME DECISION PROMISED   Court Battle Rages Over Appearance cf Attorney General for Thompson

TALMADGE: T0 APPEAL FROM COURT RULING   Judge Porter In Rome, Ga., Rules He Has No Right _ To Office

Ruling Makes Talmadge’s_. Job Insecure:   Concern Indicated Qver Edict Holding Section Hlesal .

Pilot Killed In Thompson Speed Classic   Four Planes Smashed, Two Records Broken; Cleland Is Victor

National Air Razes Pilot Dies in Crash   4 Planes Smashed; Cleland Wins Thompson Trovhy

1 Pilot Dies, Four Planes  AreSmashed   Cook Cleland Wins In A Record 396.1 MPH: 404: For Lap

Pilot Killed, 4 Planes Smashed  At Big Air Show   Two Records Broken In Thompson Classic, Won by Cook Cleland

TROPHY RACE PILOT KILLED   Tony Jannazo Dies In Crash _ At Air Races; Thompson Record Is Smashed

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today      Cleveland Flier Sets 396.1 M.P.H. Record in Corsair

Air Race Flier Dies In Crash   Four Planes Smashed, Two Records Torn To Bits In Thompson Classic

ONE PILOT KILLED, 4 PLANES SMASHEY IN THOMPSON RACE   Cook Cleland Wins Classic and $18,000 in Prize Money -—~ Sets Speed Mark of 396.1 M. P. H.   TONY JANNAZO DIES  IN WRECKAGE OF CRAFI   dack B. Hardick Escapes Injury When Ship Goes Down—Jean L. Ziegler Bails Out.

Cleland Wins Airplane Race AL396M. PH.   One Pilot Killed As Four Plants Crash During Dock

Aerial Races Prove To Be Rough Show   One Pilot Is Killed, Four Planes Are Smashed at Cleveland

AIR SHOW PROVES ROUGH AND TOUGH WITH ONE DEAD   2 Records And 4 Planes Smashed In Thompson Trophy Race, Speed 396.1, 150 Mile Race Average Speed Was 500.7

One Pilot Killed, Four Planes Smashed In U. S. Air Races   _. Two Records Fall In Roughest Sport Flying Day In History Of Classic

Two Records Set, Four Planes Crash, One Dead In National Air Races   Cook Cleland, Cleveland, Wins Thompson Trophy With 396.1 Miles An Hour Mark While Jet Plan Hits 500.7 Pace

BARRETT TURNS DOWN MITCHELL ASSISTANCE BID   Franklin State’s Attorney Casts About for Help “Anywhere”

PEACE OFFICERS TO MEET   Te Gather From Five States at Libera! September 26

PEACE OFFICERS TO MEET   Te “ee From From Five States at beral September 26

SLAVS 10 RELEASE CAPTURED YANKS   Formal Apology Given i Seizure of Soldiers in Trieste.

TIO PROMISES. “THERE YANKS   YUGOSLAVIA’ OFFERS . APOL' OGY FOK. SEIZURE OF ¥ANKS AT. TRIESTE.

WJ. S. Soldiers Held By Yugostavs Said To Ba Freed With Anolagies

Yugos Regret Yanks’ Seizure To Free Them  Return Of Trio Is Awaitad In Triacta

Yugoslavs Fail to Free 3 Americans In Allotted Time —   Captured Soldiers Still Held; Serious Incident Is Being Scrutinized

Brazilian Is Made Head of U.N. Sessions   Special Meeting to Take Up Palestine Question is Called Ta Order in New Yark

re ee re BREAKS WITH COMMUNISTS   Opposed to Planting of Russian -Coaditions in Germany

BREAKS WITH COMMUNISTS   Opposed to Planting of Russiar Conditions in Germany

Senator Predicts Lilienthal Victory   Committee Membe Says Nominee Will Be Confirmed

TAFT CAUSING “COAST UPROAR   HECKLERS HAVE NO ‘EFFECT ON SENATOR--CHARGES " TRUMAN VETO HIKED PRICES

UT VETO HIKED PRICES, TAFT CHARGES   Heckling Cheers Senator Instead of Discouraging Him

Four Liberals Quit Romanian Cabinet Posts   Vice-Premier Tatareéseu, Three Others Forced: Out By No-Confidence Vote

ROMANIA'S FOREIGN MINISTER QUITS POST   Tatarescu, 5 Other Officials Resign Under Pressure

Romanian Officials Out   Foreign Minister One of Cebinet Members. Forced Out by Porlioment

Romanian Officials Out   Foreign Minister Gre of Cobinet Members Forced Ont by Pertienent

Strike Spread In Ship Yards Due Next Week   40,000 Already Idle On East Coast, Extension Of Walkouts Slated Next Tuesday

COLD HEADS THIS WAY   Flora Predicta Spring Like Weather Will End Tonight

Party Chairmen May Be Barred From Postal Department   Halt May Be Called on This Cabinet Position As Reward from Party

VOTE AT CHIGAGO WATCHED BY U.S.   Heavy Turnout Indicated As City Ballots For Mayor

HEAVY VOTE SEEN IN CHICAGO RACE   Estimates Boosted as Weather Turns Favorable

Greece Appeals to U. N. Group  States That Balkan Crisis Heightened

Greece Calls On UN Speed Plan For Balkans  Savs Invasion Is Part Of Red Plan

Recover Body Of Perini Child From The Sez   Niece Of Braves’ Owner Said Té Have Wandered From Her Beach Home

Body Of Girl Is Found In Ocean   Small Niece Of Part Owner Of Boston Braves Drowned, Not Kidnapped

TOT WASN’T KIDNAP ED  Niece of Boston Millionaire Found Drowned Near Cottaqe

Perini Girl's Body Taken From Sea   Niece of Contractor Waded to Death, Police ® Theory Helds

BODY OF MISSING CHILD RECOVERED   Nancy Perini, 4, Niece O1 Braves’ Owner, Drowned

RECOVER BODY MISSING CHILD   ELIMINATES KIDNAP THEORY AS GIRL, 4, IS FOUND IN OCEAN

‘Niece of Braves’ Owner Drowns; Ocean Yields Body of Tiny Tot, 4

BREAK IN HEAT THURSDAY SEEN   SCATTERED SHOWERS AND COOLER PREDICTED, BUT  TODAY WILL BE HOT.

Broad Power Would Go To Health Board   Fireworks And Wildlife Divorce Bills Passed

Health Board Would  Control   Measure Backs Ur Verbal Battle On Adulteration

Grain Trader Drive Pushed   G. O. P. Determined To Get ‘All Names’

Mayor Seeks Housing Foi Springfield Grandmother To Halt Suicide Attempts

MABRY: LEAVES." 24 ACTS UNSIGNED. DEADLINE PASSE)   Fifty-five Measures Signed: ' Governor On Final Day. §  for Signature

Woman Wins Clemency After Husband Testifies He is ‘Good Time Charlie’

End of 37-Day Telephone Strike Expected Shorily In Mountain States Area   Unofficial Reports Say All Phases _Of Dispute Settled, but Terms Not Revealed; Unions Reported Alerted

Phone Strike Here To End   Denver Parley Reported Ready To Sign Agreement  : :

Wealthy Amateurs Start New Oil Boom in Oklahoma’: Half-Century-Old Fields

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  War-Rich Investors Launch New ‘Wildcat’ Boom In Oil

By Stabilizing Money, Halting Black Markets   May Suggest Action On Rising Costs At Home In Monday Address

— SESSION — Congress To Get Aid Plan Early   LONG RANGE © PROGRAM SET

SPECIAL TALK IS PLANNED MONDAY   President’s Message May Embrace Marshall Plan   To Seek Economic Board To Further Plans For Stabilization Of Europe

Whole Plan On Aid To Go To Congress   Long-Range Progran As Well as Stopgap Will Be Submitted

Marshall Plan to Be Ready Soon   Truman Will Lay Long: Range Proposal Before Special Session, But  Action May Be Delayed

Special Session To Face Problems  Euronean Situction Ricina Cact   European Situation, Rising Cost Of Living at Home to Be Studied

SPEECH READY FOR CONGRESS MONDAY NOON   PRESIDENT PLANS TO ATTACK HIGH LIVING COSTS

Special Session To Get Long Range Aid Plan   Truman to Send Program To Congress in 2  Weeks

Truman May Urge Second Objective   Would Tie in Anti-Inflation Move With European Relief   WILL READ MESSAGE   Congress to Convene in Re lief Special Session  Monday

Truman Slated To Ask For Aid   President Is Also To Offer Plan  For Nation

PRESIDENT WILL APPEAR BEFORE SOLONS MONDAY   Special Session Of Congress Convening Monday Expected To Be Asked For  “Green Light” On Overseas Relief.

Congress May Delay Action Until January   Administration Would Stert Aid Proqram March 1

IKFLATION BAN a PART OF 4) TO EUROPE   aan May Ask Authority Te Helo Fight inflation in Other Countries.

Will Give Long Range Plan to Conaqress Now   President Will Offer Program in Spite of Expected Delay

Truman to Give Congress Plan To Help Europe   President Will Present His Message Monday

Full Program Expected to Run 4 Years:   Truman Wants Emergeney Session to Hear About Plans Before Action on Ston-Gan Assistance

Truman May Ask Congress For Authority   President Would Extend Fight To European Nations

May Seek to Aid Others On Inflation   Speech Monday May Include Rough Draft of  Marshall Plan

Expect Truman. To Ask Congress To Halt Inflation  President ‘Will Seek Aid In Battling For  Bevcuisecek ce eek  <a e

TRUMAN TO GIVE MARSHALL PLAN TO CONGRESSMEN   PRESENT PROPOSAL FOR EUROPE’S AID AT SPECIAL SESSION

Truman Working On Address For Special Session Of Congress   May Request Authority To Help Europe Stabilize Currency, Beat Down Black Markets

Congress May Get It Monday   Price Program Seen For Special Session -

Congress To Meet Monday   Truman to Address Special Session on Domestic and Foreiqn Problems

Truman May Ask for Power to Combat Foreign Inflation   Hint President Ready to Suggest Action to Halt Soaring Prices

Special Session May Delay Action Until January   Present Plan Of President Is To Submit Long-Range Plan Within Next Two Weeks

Some Delay Seen in Its Study   Truman Going Forwe With Intention Of Pushing Progran

Stop-Gap Aid, Rising Prices Only Business   Truman to Address Law-makers at Noon  And May Announce Marshall Plan Draft

Frames Plan to Fight Inflation at Home, Abroad   White House Expected to Ask Congressional Okay to Help Europe Stabilize Economv.

May Ask Authority To Help Other Countries Fight Against Inflation

Truman Will Outline Plan To Congress   Will Suggest Action Against Coats at Home

Intends fo Lay Program Before Special Session  - Action May Be Held Over Until January .

President To Lay Marshall Program To Help Europe  Before Congress;  Expected To Talk About Ways To  Curb Inflation

May Ask Power to Help Europe Fight Inflation Spiral   Truman Considering Plea For Broader Powers From Congress

President Plans te Lay Long-Term Help Program Before Special Session

President To Deliver Speech To Congress   Restored Controls Over Instalment Buying Considered

Truman May Ask For Authority To Help Other Nations Fight Inflation

President May Ask Aid to Fight World Inflation  Se: ae ae   Truman Message To Suggest Action On Rising Living Costs

TRUMAN MAY ASK AUTHORITY TO HELP OTHER COUNTRIES   To Fight Inflation As Part of Plans for Aiding Europe.   PREPARE AN OUTLINE   Include a Rough Draft of Long Range Marshall Plan.

May Suggest. Action On Rising Cos a At Home In. Mondav. ‘Address

Congress to be Given Marshall Plan Details  Special Session to Get Program _ Even Though Action Unexpected

Congress Opens Special Session:   Senator Taft and Committee Study Matters —

BORMANN’S FILES DISCLOSE HITLER PLANNED FREQUENT WARS FOR PEOPLE’S GOOD

eneralissimo Confers With Minister of Defense, Who Must Go to Scene of Invasion in Sinkiang Province.

JOIN K.U. FACULTY   Malott Announces Appointment of Tro to Architecture Staff

Durham Hotel Burns Sunday   Four Shops and Cafe Gutted In $100,000 Fire;  Origin Unknown

Eleven Nations Invited to Jap Peace Conference   Preliminary Work On Treaty to Be Begun August 19

NATIONS INVITED 10) JAPAN PARLE   ‘Peace Conference’ Wil] Be Held by Powers on Aug. 19.

First Session May Be Held in  San Franeiseo  Eleven Nations Asked te Sit in; May By-pass

Proposes Talks Start Aug. 19 By 11 Nations   Invitation Includes Russia; Waiving of Veto Is Suevested

10 FEC Members Receive Bids fo Meefing Aug. 19   U.S. Proposes That Big Four Surrender Veto Power on Treaty

U. S. Calls For Meeting Over Japan Treaty   FAR EASTERN BODY TO HOLD SESSION ON AUGUST 19

JAP PEACE TREATY MEET IS REPORTED   U. S. Invites 11 Nations to Parley Set For Aug. 19

praoent  MIM UE tate a EA me Pati nga NNER te an      NATIONS REPRESENTED WOULD BE. - THOSE MAKING UP FAR EASTERN COMMISSION, STATE DEPARTMENT SAYS

11 Powers Asked To Take Part in ~ an Peace Talke   Members of Far Eastern Commission Invited to Aug. 19 Conference   STATE DEPARTMENT — BYPASSES BIG FOUR   Preliminary Parley May Be Held in Washington or  San Francisco

Not Trying. T Shield Any:  Senators T        Testifies at Closed: He ings on Profiteering Government ‘Insider

Not Trying To Shield Anyone, Senators Told   restifies at Closed Hearings on Profiteering by Government ‘Insiders’

Lt. Gov. Davis Seriously Hurt In Car Accident  Injured Official Take   Injured Official Taken to Washington (Mo.) Hospital

Lt. Gov. Davis Seriously Hurt in Car Accident   Injured Official Taker to Washington (Mo.) Hospital

LT. GOV. DAVIS HURT IN HEAD-ON AUTO COLLISION   Missouri Official, 70, in Hospital With Neck in Cast— Condition Serious Because of His Age.   REPORTED IN NO IMMEDIATE DANGER   Accident Occurs When He Tries to Pass Another Car Near Union--Three Other Persons Injured.

Vandenberg Has Open — Mind on Aid   Advocates Saving Western Europe on: Self-Help Basis

Vandenberg ‘Open Minded On Aid Method   GOP Leaders Talk Of Less Costly Relief Program

Method of Aid Left Wide Open By Vandenberg   House Leaders Pian Less Costly Program For Eurepe

BROAD STUDY INDICATED ON AID PROGRAM   RepublicansUndecided On Amount, Methods Of Handling Aid

VANDENBERG ADMITS OPEN MIND ON AID   Michigan Senator Is Committed to Some Objectives in Saving

Vandenberg Mind ‘Open’ On Aid Plan   Senator Likes Self-Help Plan For Europeans

Vandenberg Favors Program Of Helping Europe Help Self  : Denies Knowing. Of GOP ‘Alternative For Marshall Plan, Predicts Harmony -

 VANDENBERG HAS “OPEN MIND” ON AMOUNT AND METHODS OF /PROVIDING EUROPEAN RELIEF

Broad Study Is Decreed ' -For European Aid Plan   Vandenberg Favors Aid To Western Europe On SelfHelp Basis—GOP May Come Up With Be 8” ‘Less Costly Plan

VANDENBERG “TS FOR MAIN — OBJECTIVES   But Senator Urges Full Hearings On All Procedures

Vandenberg for Europe Aid on Self-Help Plan   Senate Leader Says He Knows Nothing of GOP Program

US. Orders Export Ban On Soft Coal   Moves To Ease Shortage Threat In Heating Grades

GOVERNMENT PUTS EMBARGO ON SOFT COAL FOR HEATING   Action Is Taken to Give U.S. Homes Enough Fuel for Winter: to Save Half-million Tons.   NEW ENGLAND AREA TO BE BENEFITED

Miners Return  Over Wide Area   Union Leaders Predict Bulk Are Digging Coal Todav.

MOST WORKERS EXPECTED BACK BY TOMORROW   ‘Best Terms We Ever Had, UMW’s Diggers Say Of Their New Accord

Miners Voice Satisfaction With Contract   Coal Miners Return To Work in Many Sections; Southern Operators Holding Out Against Demands.

‘Best We Ever Had’   Miners Head Back To Pits Well Pleased At Pay Boost   Most Pact-Covered Diggers To Return Today, Tomororw

North, West Miners Troop Back To Work   Southern Operators May Accept Record Coal Contract Today

Bulk Of 300,000 Workers Covered In New Pact Due Back In Soft Coal Pits Today

‘Bone Dry’ Bill introduced Today  Would Outlaw Even Sale Of 3.2 Beer in State

State Repeal Bill Offered   Measure Introduced For Outright Repeal of Constitutional Prohibition

DRY’ MEASURE BEFORE HOUSE   Bill Calls for Popular Vote on Fate of Oklahoma's 3.2 Beer

Bone Dry Bill Would Outlaw Sale of Beer   Either Oklahoma Will Be Wet or Bone Dry, Says Rep. Charles Ozmun of Lawton _

President Is Silent On Campaign In ‘48   Truman Says He Wil Continue To Act As Aaent for People

Truman Restate: Political View  Will Continue as ‘Agent of People’

ON CANDIDACY   Statement Ignores Question Of Whether He Will Be Nominee in 1948

Truman Leaves Direct Query On Candidacy Unanswered  Declares He Will Continue To Adt   Declares He Will Continue To Act Without Regard To Political Fortune

TRUMAN DECLINES TO THROW LIGHT ON PLANS IN *48   Declares He Will Continue to Conduct Office Without Regard to His Political Fortunes,   PARTY LEADERS THINK HE WILL BE NOMINEE   Quizzed on Intentions T wc Hours After Taft Refuses

Truman Declines To Say Whether He Il Run in ‘48   Leaders Say Hannegan Tossed His Hat Into Ring

TRUMAN LEAVES UNANSWERED  QUESTION AS TO WHETHER HE / WILL SEEK PRESIDENCY IN 1948

TRUMAN PARRIES  POLITICAL QUERY   Reiterates Stand He Intends To Ac! As Agent Of People; Leaves Question Unanswered

TRUMAN WINS $300 MILLION RELIEF BILL   Bi-Partisan Co-Operation on Program Pavs Off

TRUMAN WINS $350 MILLION RELIEF BILL      Bi-Partisan: Co-Oper: ation on. program: Pavs Off . ~

Hughes Plans To Leave Today   Won't Be Pushed Around at Brewster’s  Whim, He Says

Jury Rejects Portal Claim   Judge Reviewing Findings Before Passing Judgement

Police Probe Death of Girl  Rady Dic   Body Discovered In Columbus Hotel

Othman Didn’t Relish Being Snowbound With Affectionate Congressmen—So He Departed

Citizens Urged To  Honor War Dead  Upon Their Return Bodies Of Many ~  Servicemen Will — : Be Buried Here

It’s Greedy Authors Like That Guy Othman Who Are Hard on the Publishers

Suggest Military Aid for Palastine  Guatemala Asks U.N To Stop Aggression

Plan To Combat Troops Offered   Military Force To Aid Palestine  Is Proposed

Arab Armies Converge on the Holy Lanc   Five Nations Act to Surround Palestine With Rina of Steel

Lebanese And Syrian Troops Near Frontier   Arab World Exhorted To Defend Holy Land Against Zionism

MILITARY FORCE 18 PROPOSED T0 FIGHT AGAINST AGGRESSORS   GUATEMALA OFFERS PLAN WITHOUT MENTION OF ARAB ARMIES’ MOVE

Propose Force To Protect Small States   Aimed At Arabs Poised To Invade Palestine.

U.N. Urged to Fight Attack On Palestine   Guatemala Proposes Small-Country Force For Possible Use

OODWARD WITNESS IN NEATT CASE   Equal Educational Facilities for Nearocs Provided

Capacity Crowd Community Christmas Night af Audiforium   Santa Claus Wins Hearts of Children And Grown-Ups too

Lero Wave Adds To Troubles In Great Britain   Coldest Weather In Recorded History Of Britain Is Reported Today   (FUEL SITUATION AGAIN SET-BACK

Head Losks ein So Pupils Rey alt’   Board’s 3-2 Vote to Dismiss Superintendent Sparks Demonstration

Organization Meetines   EVENING MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT OF PeeinnaBouT cLuR

U. S. Opens Drive On Food Problem   Launches Three-Sided Move to Meet Europe’s Food Crisis Without Creating a Dizzier Rise in Prices on Home Front.

Three-Way Attack to Aid Europe   U. S. Seeks Steps ‘Which Will Not Send Prices Higher

THREE - SIDED ATTACK MADE ON FOOD SINK   GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO AVOID DIZZY PRICE FLIGHT

Ponder Decision on New Controls   Voluntary. Drive Plans Designed to Aid Pocketbook

Fiesta de Mexia Plans Discussed Thursday Night   Contributions Asked, But Will Not Solicit Funds

TEMPERATURES IN ‘MIDWEST, EAST GO TO HIGHER LEVELS   Sunny South, However, Sul i Grip of Severe. Cold For Third Day

COLD HOLDS ON IN THE SOUTH   Winter Overstays Its Unwelcome Junket, Threatening Fruit And Vege. table Crops; Other Sec. tions Reheved.

Winter Nips Early Crops In Far South   Tampa Gets Frost, Jacksonville Shivers  At 25-Above Reading

Winter Overstays Unwelcome Junket in Sunny Florids   Freezing Temperatures Reported in State for Third Straight Day

Winter Overstays Junket As It Strikes Deep South; Cold Grip Relaxation Seen

BANDIT QUEEN'S MEMORY SLIPS   Blonde “Strip Teaser ‘Forgets’ Robberies And Slaying

Sick, Lame Beseige Faith Healer At Palm Springs; He Promises to Set Up U. S. Mecca for Miracles

Greek-Turkish ~ Aid Program Is Being Speeded   State Department Goes Into Action After President Signs Aid Bill   LAUNCH SURVEYS OF CONDITIONS

Marshall Gets Full Authority On Greek Aid   Truman Orders Chiefs In Turkey Also Work Under State Secretary

WAY CLEARED FOR DISPOSAL OF INCH LINES   All Efforts to Dela: Sale Are Nullified  In Congress

Ralph Davis Also Named; ~ Ickes Ex-Aide   Clayton Firm Mentioned; Reputed ‘Insiders’ Due  Taw Tater Airing

Pauley Only U.S. Official Listed Inthe First 711   Separate List of Government Employes Now Being Prepared

FEDERAL MARGIN PROPOSAL = ___— GAUSED-FLURRY_IN. MARKE]   REQUEST THAT GRAIN MARGINS BE DOUBLED RESULTED IN DROP IN PRICES.

GRAIN PRICES DROP SHARPLY   Government Request Fo Increased Margins Felt At Chicago

Coast Guard Stations  Men To Supervise Loading Of Fertilizer At Port

COLD CONTINUING IN-MOSTOF-AREA WITH FAIR SKIES   Temperatures Dip Below: Zers In Some Parts of State; Few Snow Squalfs

Rail Car Shortage Hit ByRobt. Young   Claims Deliberate Slowdown By Roads Responsible—Suggests Remedy

Intimate Love Notes Disclosed  Exchanged Between Accused Girl. Youth

REPORT FROM ATHENS DENIED BY FORRESTAL   One Phase of “Invasion” Completely Suppressed

Military Prison Train Carrying 150 Has Trouble   Trail of Escapes Lef as They Roll Across Midwestern States

383 Students At Buena Vista Summer School   Veterans Number 120; Three Are Attending from Rolfe

U.S. PROPOSAL TO INDONESIA [S WITHDRAWN   Action Is Taken When Republic Qualifies Its Acceptance

U. hd Wi t hdraws  Mediation Offer  To Indonesians   Action Follows Indonese Refusal To Accept Without Qualification American Proposal To Bring Warring Nations« Together

U.S. Withdraws Mediation Offer  Indonesia Refuses Adopt Proposal

Panama Turns Down U.S. Base Agreement   Assembly Refuses To Rat. ify Pact As Panamanians Cheer

Action Touche: Otf Rejoicing In Capital City   Foreign Minister Quits After Assembly Vetoes Already Signed Accord

Assembly Vote Rejects Pact For 14 Bases   Panama. National Assémbly Vetes To Reject Agreement Already Signed: Thousands Cheer Action

ASSEMBLY VOTES 10 REJEGT PAGT ON DEFENSE SITES   Uaanimons Action of Lawe  makers Cancels Agreement Between America and Panamanian President.   POPULACE IS HAPPY OVER THE OUTCOME   Long Negotiations Had Been Held for Military Installations Intended to Defend the Canal.

Accord Calling For American Bases Vetoed   Rejoicing Greets Assembly Decision

Panama Rejects Pact With U. 5. For Base Leases   Crowds Cheer Assembly’: Unanimous Action on Defense Sites

Panama. Vote: Down ULS. Lease Pact _   Assembly. Action = Stirs Wild’ Acclaim

Bases Pact Is Rejected  By Panama   Would Have Leased Sites for Defense   Of Panama Canal

Wallace, in Paris, Asks Loan to Reds   Charges Russian, U.S. Attitudes Endangering Peace

To Finance World Reconstruction  Wallace Declares United Shes Should Make a Loan to Russia

AMERICAN AID FOR RUSSIA IS RECOMMENDED   “Non-Political” Loan Is Urged by Former Vice Pres. Wallace

JURORS RETURN GUILTY VERDICT IN GRUVER CASE   SENTENCE WITHHELD AS DEFENSE DECIDES ON POSSIBLE APPEAL

Betty Gruver’s Sentence Is Set at 14 Years After Long Deliberation

THEATRE CHAIN OWNER HAD  OVER $1500 A. DAY. INCOME   FIRST REPORT OF TREASURY ‘PUTS BETTY GRABLE SEC’ OND TO SKOURAS IN PAY

‘Labor Courts’ Bill Submitted By GOP Solons   Ferguson, Smith Propose -Long-Expected Measure ' kT, Settle Dienntes

Senate Asked to Set Up 11 Federal Labor Courts   Bill for Their Establishment Introduced by Ferguson and Smith—Proposed Tribunals Would Have Jurisdiction Over About 75 Per Cent of All Disputes, but Would Have No Voice in Settling Big Walkouts.

Congress Asked To Create 11 Labor Relations Courts   GOP Senators Propose New Branch of Judiciary To Act In Labor Disputes—Plan Would Cost Million Annually -

Creation Of Labor Courts Proposed By Two Senators  Would Provide New Judiciary Branch

Proposed Action Would Provide New Judiciary Branch  Congress Asked To Create New Labor Relations Court Setup

Could Sue for Violations Congress Asked to Create Tl Labor Relations Courts

Bill Calls For Labor Courts  Designed To Settle Industrial Rifts

SENATORS ASK CREATION OF 11 LABOR COURTS   Sponsors Of Bill Would Create New Branch Of  American Judiciary

Creation of 1] Labor Relation  Courts Urged   Bill Offered by Two GOP Senators Would Aid in Ending Rows

NEW MEASURE WOULD SET UP LABOR COURTS   Two Senators Propose Judicial Branch To Handle Disputes

Angry Arabs Begin Orgy Of Burning, Beating And Stone Throwing In Jerusalem -:Todav

Three-Day General Strike Snens Today   Jewish Underground Lines Up With British to Maintain Order

Hagana Helps British Troops  3-Day General Strike Begins; Mobs  Stanl £1 NNN 000 in Jewich Pronertyv

MOB VIOLENCE MARKS ARABS 3-DAY STRIKE  Worst Rioting In Years Occurs as Faction Clash Over

Wild Riots Break Out In Streets   Arson, Stabbings On Large Scale In Jerusalem

PALESTINE ARABS UPEN NEW STRIKE: VIOLENCE SPREADS   Stabbings, Shooting, Meh Warfare, Arson Are Reported; One Jew Dead, 20 Injured.  CURFEW ORDERED  mr “& Fr ra ei i ee pe ee

Underground Lines Up With British In Trying - ToEndReign Of Terror

Shootings, — Arson And Stabbings —      -Three-Day General Strike Starts;. Jewish Underground Helps Brit. Police Forces

Burst of Looting And Arson Marks General Walkout   Mobs Smash Jerusalem's Stores, Attack Jews; Hagana Assists Police

Robbery; Shooting And Stabbing Mark Three Day General Strike   Jewish Underground Forced To Line Up With British In Attempt To Preserve Order, But Suffer Heavy Losses.

ARABS OPEN ATTACK IN PALESTINE   Mobs Assault Jews, Burn Their Homes, Stores

Arabs And Jews Battle In Streets   Jewish Underground Joins British To Quell Arab Protest Uprisings

Wort Ubjed! To OPA Death   However, Certain Controls Should Ramain Savc Flaming

INSISTS SUGAR, RENT, HOUSING CONTROLS STAY   Fleming Sends Bridges Government View: on Ending Agency

STAND ON CONTOL IS OUTLINED TODAY   Liquidation of OPA and OTC May Be Okayed In Future.

Predict Showdown Between U. S., Britain On Ruhr Mine Socialization

12 Soldiers Die When B-29 Smashes Up   Eight Others Survive Accident In Arizona 

B-29 Piunges In Desert: 12 Die: 8 iniured   Plane Explodes After Striking Earth in Arizona Shortly After Takeoff,

12 ON B29 KILLED AS Blo SHIP FALLS IN ARIZONA DESERT   Kight Soldiers Survive Wreck; Plane Enreute to Jamaica on Routine Hop, Say Officials.   TWO EXPLOSIONS FOLLOW CRASH

Plane Crash Fatal To 12   Eight Army Men Survive As B-29 Falls and Burns

Twelve Army Airmen Die  In Crash Of Giant Plane   Officials Will Question Eight Survivors In Hopes Of Learning What Caused B-29 To Falter And Crash Into Desert After Take Of£

12 Killed, 8 Survive Desert Bomber Crash   Army Experts Seek Cause of B-29 Tragedy in Sandy Wastes Outside Arizona City

Taft Proposes 9-Billion Slash  As Compromise   Senator Would Use 3), Billion To Reduce Income Taxes 20 Pct.

U. M.W. Are Top Target For Attack   Campbell, Christensen Are Heard by House Labor Committee in Their Demand  Views Are Diverse

EE Nl  Official OF . Coal Firm Urges Law  Workers Also Want Change, Group Told

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD   Urges Breaking Up of Big Unions Into Smaller Ones ‘Hammers Particularly at Lewis’ UMW

Urge Breaking Up Unions Into  Smaller Ones   Coal Operators’ Spokesman Hammers Particularly At John L, Lewis’  Mine Union   ‘Big Unions Can Paralyze Nation’   They Have “Converied Themselves Into Private   Irresponsible Super  Governments”

Call on Congress to End ‘Union Monopoly’   Coal Industry Representative and Attorney ‘For Industrial Firms Urge Law Breaking Up Biq Labor Unions Into Little Ones

ITALIAN LEFTISTS CURB THEIR VIOLENCE   Day Passes With No Reports oj New Riots, Bombings and Aacaccinations.

Negro On Trial For Taking Mone:  From ( rphanage   Pay ine Project {flere Completed

TOJO TO ADMIT RESPONSIBILITY FOR JAPAN'S DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST UNITED STATES

Tojo fo Take Stand in War Crimes Trial   Jap Expected to Admit He Ordered . December 7 Attack

Tojo to Take Full esponsibility for Japan’s War Actions  Ex: Premier poon to Take Stand i ine

KX-PREMIER OF JAPAN T0 GO ON TRIAL   Tojo to Take Full Responsibility for Declaration of War Against Allies.

Tojo fo Take Full Blame:‘for~ War Declaration   But - will Maintain - That Japan’ s War Was One of Defense

Ex-Premier Will Admit  Atrocities  Will Claim He  Acted In Fear “xt Ti & A éédnale

Tojo To Take Full Blame For Jap War   Ex-Premier Will Also Take Responsibility In Executing Doolittle Fliers

Tojo Waits Call To Tell His Story On Pearl Harbor   Warlord Who Gave Signa for Attack Expected to Assume Entire Blarne   MAY ALSO SHIELD EMPEROR HIROHITO   Shigenori Toga, Foreign Minister at Time of War, on Witness Stand

Tojo To Take Full Blame For Japan’s Declaration — Of War. Against The Allies

Former Warlord: Expected. To Assume Eull Responsibility In Effort To Shield Emperor

10 10 TESTIFY UN WAR CHARGES   Former Premier Expected to Take Responsibility for Pearl Harbor.

Boone School Is Winner At Akron  District S Speech - Contest Last Week

AKRON HOST TC SPEECH WIEETING   Eighteen Schools Represent» ed In Spring Event

BOONE SPEAKERS WIN TOP HONORS IN CONTEST HERE   Eighteen High Schools Participate In District Meéet Monday

HOUSE APPROVES ACTION ON RENTS   Extension of Controls for Kight More Months Is Okayed.

Truman's War Powers Will Expire Tonight   Some Measures Have Been Continued Under Special Laws

Second War Powers Act To Expire At Midnight   Congress Pressing Action, However, To Retain Two Measures —- Many Re strictions To Be Withdrawn

DRAFT, RATION BILLS 10 DIE ON SCHEDULE   ‘New Measure Will Provide For Controls On Sugar   To Continue Until June 30; Power To Seize Industry Also Passing On

Major Wartime Powers Come to End at Midnight  Sugar Control and Other Allocations  Due for Extension

RUSH EXTENSION OF SUGAR BILL   To Extend ~ Rationing Until Last of October

MANY CONTROLS EXPIRE TONIGHT   President loses Unlimited a ae ae a ne

WILL EXPIRE AT MIDNIGHT   With It Will Go Numerous Wartime Powers of President, Including the Right to Ration All Scarce Materials.

ACTION RUSHED ON SUGAR CONTROL ACT   Speed Employed To Pass Ex tension Before Midnight

All War Powers Except Rationing Of Sugar to End   Rubber, Housing Control Will Be Kept in Effect

Congress Races To Keep Sugar, Price Controls   Extension Bill Passed By House Goes To Senate

Congressmen Hurry Extension Measures  As 2nd War Powers Authority Nears End

Allocation and Rafion Powers To End Tonight   Second War Powers Act Dies; Congress Rushes Two Extensions

TRUMAN LOSES BIG AUTHORITY   Most Of Power To Ration Scarce Materials Ends At Midniaht

SENATE, HOUSE PASS MEASURE FOR EXTENSION   Bill Stipulates Each Person Shall Have 20 Pounds in 7 Months

TRUMAN LOSES WARTIME POWER   Congress Ready to Pass Sugar Rationing Extension Allocation [Program Bills

President Loses War Powers; Aci Dies at Midnight   Ends Price Controls Rationing; Rubber, Sugar, Others Saved

Second War Powers Act Due To Expire at Midnight   Congress Expected To Vote Extension of Sugor Rationing and Some Controls over Scarce Items

—————— ee ee Te  Bill Offers Way To Bar Phone Strike   Would Provide Injunction; Rent Hike Killed; Sugar Curbs Voted

House Votes New Sugar Control Bill   Congressmen Working to Extend Some of Wartime Powers to President to Exnire at Midnight

Senate Completes Action on Sugar, Price Deadlines   Legislation for Continuing Lids Goes to White House

President Loses Greatest Wartime (rant of Power Tonight at Midnight

SUGAR CONTROL STAY:   Will Be Administered hy Depariment of Agriculture

WAR POWERS ACT CHANGES   President Loses Authority To Control Scarce Materials

Sugar Bill Sent to White House  Ration Measure Gets  is nse  Caonmmba A abcam

Second War Act Qut Midnight   Biggest Grant Of Power To White House During -War- Other Measures.

Most Of War Powers Expire  At Midnight   Six-Year Old Draft Law Dies Tonight Along With Most of Second War Powers Aet.

Most Of War Powers To End At Midnight   TRUMAN TO LOSE ALL - U. S. EMERGENCY ORDERS

Second War, Powers Act Dies Tonight  - Ration of Scarce - Whaterials Out,

WAR POWERS WILL BE TERMINATED AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT   Truman’ Uni: imited Authority to Ration. Searee—Matertals—— to Be Ended

Congress Rushes Two Measures As Powers Expire   Draft Act Among Laws Passing Out Tonight; Rent Bill Wins Round

S DRAFT SYSTEM RS TO END TONIGH   TRUMAN LOSES Dh MORE POWERS    Bulk Of Second Wartime Act To Elapse At Midnight

Senate: Completes Action oF Compromise Leg’slation  Extending. Controls -

War Powers Act to Die At Midnight   Congress Rushiiig Twe Extension Bills As President Loses Vast Rationing Authority

House Approves Bill Extending Sugar Controls   Immediate Senate Action Is Sought

President Surrenders War Power   Bulk of Wartime Act Is Scheduled To Die at Midnight

War Ration Powers End At Midnight   Truman Loses Biggest Single Grant of Wartime Power

Measure Is Sent To President   Swift Action Taken In Both Houses To Maintain Controls After Midnight

Special Controls On Most Materials End at Midnight   Biggest Single Grant Of Power to U. S. President Now Ends

ATTEMPT TODAY IN WASHINGTON FOR EXTENSION   -ongress Makes LastMinute Effort Today To Extend Sugar Rationin And Price Counsel To October 31.

House Approves Bill To Continue Sugar Rationing   Until October 31; Immediate Senate Ac: tion Sought to Rush Measure

BIGGEST GRANT OF POWER 10 BE LOSTBY TRUMAN   Midnight. To Mark End Of Unlimited Ayvthority   RATIONING ENDS   Congress Approves Measures Salvaging Some War Powers

Win Salvage f War Powers  is Act Expires   Truman Loses Authority To Ration Scarce Mater1. At Midnight

2nd War Powers aa Ends Today  ruman Loses Power   Truman Loses Power To Ration Scarce Materials

War Powers Slated To Die Tonight   Vestige Of Secend Wer Act Will Be Saved By Canaress

Most of War Controls Due To Die Today   Draft Act at End;  -Rent, Sugar Ceilings Are Being Retained

Midnight To Bring End To President's Rationing Control   Unlimited Authority Goes, Some War Powers May Be Salvaged; Draft Laws Also Expires At Midnight

Most Rations Off As War  Powers End   Congress Moving to Extend Controls on Sugar, Other Items

Senate Speeds Bill For Continuance Of Sugar Control  Action Is Quickened To Obtain Truman Signature at Once

HOUSE OKAYS SUGAR PLAN   Rushes Action in Effort to Beat Midnight Deadline

Biggest Grant of War Power to President Ends  Rationing Authority May Be Partially Restored in New Conaressional Acts

MANY WARTIME CONTROLS END; DRAFT EXPIRES   Sugar Rationing And Some Price Controls To Be Salvaged

Truman Loses War Powers At Midnight   Ration Authority, Allocgtion Of Scarce Materials By Law Ends

President Loses Wide Powers As War Act Expires   Congress Rushing Two Extension Measures

Truman Loses Wartime Powers Of Rationing And Parceling Out Of Scarce Items Tonight

Wartime Curhs To Die Unless Consress Acts      Truman To Lose Bigges ‘Single Grant Of Power At Midnicht.

Rationing, Allocation Power Ends; Congress to Save Controls on Sugar

WAR GRITIGZED BY HOUSE GROUP   “ypy’ Business Methods Are Charged; Present Chief Praised

House Committee Raps System of  Surplus Disposa   WAA Business Methods Hit ; As Sloppy; More Power : For Littlejohn Urged

Stocks Worth 12 Billion Go For 2 Billion   Committee Criticizes ‘Sloppy’ Business Methods  Of WAA

MURRAY MAKES NO COMMENT ON COUNTER PLANS   Stormy Bargaining Sessions ‘Expected By Neovotiatore

Biq Steel Negotiators Gird For Stormy Union Session   CIO Told Companies Want No Union Shop, Demand ‘Fair Day's Work for Fair Day's Pay’

Stormy Sessions In Steel Parley Are Indicated   Closed Shop Demand Of C. I. O. Vigorously Resisted By ‘‘Big Steel’’  Necotiators   CONTROVERSY ON NUMEROUS ISSUES

CLOSED SHOP FIGHT LOOMS   ‘Big Steel’ Girds to Defend Rejection of ClO Demands  Bin Peleg tere Titolcbe

‘CLOSED SHOP __ FIGHT OPENS   “BIG STEEL" REJECTS CIO DEMAND THAT ALL EMPLOYES BE MEMBERS OF UNION

Former Georgia Chief Justice Plunge Victim   Charles S. Reid. 45, Either Jumped Or Fell 12 Stories In Atlanta

Interstate Gil Cempad Meeting   Today Observes 1% Yeor Anniversary of Oklahema City Field Discorery

Todey Observes 1% Year Anniversary of Oklohantc City Fiekd Biscevery

MAINTAINED IN FRENCH POR’   Troops Ready to Mee!  New Outbreaks In Strife-Torn City

Tension Grows In Marseille .  Violence Breaks Out Again In Italy

Land Tax Act Under Attack in High Court   ‘Arguments Heard in Two-year Challenge by Epwerth Weman

Slain In Slot . Machine “War”   Chicago Collector Shot and Killed At Busy Street

State Ousts Louisiana Shrimpers  Licenses of Non-Residents Cancelled

Searchers Set Out in Bitter Cold To Save Couple Stranded on Peak

Extra Session Of Legislature Is More Likely   Would Be Limited to Ac tion on Returning Income  Tax to Half Rate

PUSH DRIVE ON EXTRA SESSION FOR IOWA TAX   Legislators Asked to . Sign Pledges to Vote -_for Half Rate Return

LAWMAKERS SEE BEST CHANCE IN SIX MONTHS   Blue’s Demand Biggest Block

May's Appeals To Eisenhower Bared af Trial   @ Congressman Sought Intervention in Army Court Martial

MAY APPEALS TO GEN. EISENHOWER HEARD   Intervention In Courtmartia Told At Fraud Trial

PATTERSON'S AID SOUGHT BY MAY      FN Ee  Wer Dept. Chief ‘Testifies Congressman Asked’ Favors’ ‘For Garssons

Wanted General To Clear Son of  Munitions Maker   Patterson Telis of May Requests Concerning Garsson Firms During War

Letters Sent to Eisenhower Link May fo Army Deal   Asked Commander For Review of Court Martial

ELLS OF MAY OBBY ACTIONS   ecretary of War Patterson Testifies of Attempts To Aid Garssons.

Call Patterson In Trial Of May   Kenneth Royall Testifies Monday; Cites "Phone Calls

War Secretary ls May-Garsson Trial Witness   Says Former Congressman Asked His Aid

PATTERSON ON WITNESS STAND   Tells of How May Interceded with Him Jor Garsson Firms

May’s Letters To Eisenhower Are Introduced   Secretary of War Patterson Is Witness Today at May- Garssen War Fraud Trial.

Personal Review Asked for Captain Charged With Refusing to Obey Order

MAY ASKED HIS HELP   Patterson Says He Was Asked te Give “E” to Garason Firm

May ‘Deals’ Are Told By Patterson   Congressman’s Pleas To Eisenhower Also Disclosed at Trial

 Ex Solon Charged With Bribery .. Hear War Recmatains  his War Fraud Trial

&x-Solon Charged With Bribery .... Hear War Secretary In War Fraud Trial

WAR SECRETARY PATTERSON {5 STAR GOVERNMENT WITNESS IN FORMER GONGRESSMAN’S TRIAL   Tells How Kentucky Democrat Sought Support In Munitions Contracts and in Honorary “E” Designations——Senate Passes Controversial Labor Bill by 68 to 24—-Despite Threatened Walkout by Arabs Soviet Move Is Defeated

Two May Letters to Ike Disclosed at Fraud Hearing   Asked Eisenhower to Aid Garsson’s Son- During Court Martial Case

Goodland Asks $12,329,011 For 1947-48 Biennium   Py pei Tops By $91,000,000 The Next 2 Years Income

Budget for State To All-time High: Must Hike Taxes   Governor Pares It, But 23 Millions Over Figure 2 Years Ago

Largest in History of Wisconsin   More Funds for U. of W., Teacher: Colleges Sought

MASS OF STRIKES OCCUR IN FRANCE   Civil Servants Walk Out Today; Paralyze *aris Areas.

House Getting Behind  Program      Five Million Little Fellows Would Be Benefitted

Today’ § Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital ~ Summarized by Al   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by: Writers for Telegraph Readers

GOP Pushes Tax And Trade Plans In Spite of Foe  Demands Action In Face of Tangled

Bill To Raise Exemptions To $700 Offered   Sponsor Declares Little Fellows Would Be Aided

DEMOCRATS PROPOSE HIGHER EXEMPTIONS N INCOME TAXES  CONGRESS ALSO STUDIES PORTAL PAY,.RENT AND HOUSING CURB ISSUES

Scoftish Voters Hand Laborites Another Setback  Lose 74 Council Seats And Gain 12

TREND. TO RIGHT CONTINUES  Labor Given New Setbacks In Returns From Scottish Voting

LABOR PARTY LOSSES GROW   Returns From Elections In Scotland Show Further  Conservative Gains

Scotch Labor Loses 62 Seats   Drops Seven Councils in Municipal Voting

Senator Taft Scores Program  Sights Step Toward Totalitarian Nation

Taft Replies To President   Ohio. Senator Denounces His Program As -: Totalitarian::. ¢°;

TRUMAN PLAN REACTIONARY   Proposed Rationing Is Blasted By Senator In Radio Speech

TAFT DECLARES TRUMAN PROPOSES A POLIGE STATE   Senator Denounces President’s Domestic Program as “Step Toward a Totalitarian Nation.”   SAYS IT WOULD END ECONOMIC FREEDO%s   Ohioan Asserts Esturn of Price Controls Would Lead to “Prying Inte Daily Lives of Millions.”

Taft Terms —  Truman Plan Totalitarian  GOP Presidential Candidate Raps Idea As Reaction

Declares Truman Seeks To Return To Era Of OPA   GOP Presidential Candidate Says Plan Means End: ‘Of  Economic Freedom In U. S.

Step Toward Dictatorship, Taft Declares  Reaction,” Cries Senator From Ohio

Solon Makes Bitter Attack On Truman Taft Claims Program Is "Step Backward"

TAFT ATTACKS TRUMAN PLAN AS PRESENTED   President Takes Step Toward Totalitarian Policy in U. S.

Gop Leader Takes to Radic In His Attack   Price and Wage Part of President's Talk  Called Reactionary

SHARPLY TO TRUMAN PLEA   GOP Aspirant Cries Reaction, End Of: Economic Freedom

REPUBLICANS GALL PRESIDENTS PLAN ‘RECIMENTATION’   Trying to ‘Turn Clock Backwards’ to OPA Days, Taft Charaes.   SEES NEW BUREAUCRACY   Martin Indicates Program Has Little Chance for Enactment.

Proposals Denounced br Senator Taft   Step in Direction Of Totalitarianism. Candidate Asserts

Move To Slash Sentence Given Mayor Curley   Defense Says Court Erred In Holding Client Had Two Felony Convictions

U.N. Group Proposes Jewish, Arab States  Report Specifies International  Trusteeship for Jerusalem

Palestine Plan Is Recommendec By UN. Group   Majority Requests Holy Land Freedom Following Partition

OWA. HIGHWAYS ARE SLIPPERY   Light Rain and Sleet Pravaile Over State

Methodist. Pastor’s Wife Conducts Hobby Class for Audubon Children  ee ,.  gmesre .._.._.. .,

-Younasters Cast Aside  Methodist Pastor’s Wife Conducts Hobby Class for Audubon Children

LEGISLATURE IN WEEK-END’ ADJOURNMENT  tt: #86©fe™!,—-  - gg   Week. Devoted Chiefly to _ Organizing  - Committees

FIRST MOVE IS. UPTO GOVERNOR   “LEGISLATURE: MARKS. TIME UNTIL SIGLER ACTS

Vatican Denies  Spellman Heat  Tass Charges U. S. Pushing For Job

Vatican Denies U.S. Seeks Cardinal Spellman Advance  Soviet News Agency Says Americans Move to Maka Pralate Church Sec. af State

CHARGED WITH MASS MURDER   Daughter of Slain Couple Identifies Texas Slayer.

7,280 JAPS MISSING IN TYPHOON FLOODS   Property Damage Mounts; ~ No Allied Casualties Reported.

Typhoon Eskes Tokyo Area  2,280 Japanese Dead hie DAisoing an Storm

Bidault Presents Rhineland Plea  Delegates in Moscow  Asked by French to Okay Separation

20 U. S; Sailors On Refugee Ship ~ Face Jail Term:   Stuff Fines May Also Be _ Levied Against Crew of Palestine Transport

Big Four Differ on Order of Items to Be Considered   Molotov Refuses First Discussion On Austrian Treaty

Says US Should Absorb Wage ‘Increases Without Inflation INAM Head Gives Key to Prosperity

Pleads For Tax Reductions....  600,000 New Jobs ~ Yearly Said Need

Says Nation Can Absorb WaaeRaises   Inflationary Spree Is Counted Out By President OF NAM

NAM President Predicts U. S. Can Absorb Wage Increases Without Inflationary Spree   Tells Congress Price Level Has Flattened Out During Past 4 Months

U.S. Said Yet To Feel Effect Of Pay Raises   United Effort In Production, Tax Cuts Said Needed

NATION ABLE 10 CURB INFLATION   Economic Expert Is Confident Wage Boosts Can Be Absorbed This Year

Inflation Fear Not Justified, Bunting Says   NAM Head Declares Nation Should Be Able to Absorb Second Round Of Wage Hikes

Industry Chiel Says Pay Rises  Not Disastrous   Holds U.S. Could Absorb ‘Second Round’ Boosts

NAM Head Says Nation Is Ready To Absorb Hikes   WAGE INCREASES CAN BE HANDLED WITHOUT INFLATION

Absorption Of Wage Increases Held Possible   NAM President Says Inflationary Spree May Be Avoided

U. 5. Consul Will Fly To Indonese Capital   Flight Jn Connection Witt ' Settlenient Of Conflict

Accidents In State Prove Fatal To 7   Two Die In Plane Crash; One Drowns And Others Are Kilied In Traffic Accidents

Wisconsin Holiday Death Toll Seven  Two Killed in Plane Crash at Watertown

Leaders Resume Merger Talks   Session Yesterday Resulted In Discussion  Of Unity

Labor Heads Return To Merger Talks   Rival Groups Fighting Hard Against Laws

G.0.P.10 SEEK EXTENSION OF EXCISE TAXES   Demos View Action as Device to Cut Personal Tax 20%

GOP MAY BACK RETENTION OF EXCISE. LEVIES   New Stand Will Make Income Tax Reductions More Probable

COP-CHANGES ~~ [TS TAX PLAN      LEADERS DECIDE TO CONTINUE THE HIGH WARTIME EXCISE —_—_§_PaAH-ON- LUXURIES _-

Two Local Boys Injurec In. Four Car .Accident  Seven Year Old. Boy !s in. CharferoiManeccen Hocnital: Jeeo Crashes Sian

Public Backs Aid to Greece   2 to 1 Vote in Favor Of Aid to Greece, Gallup Poll Shows

Public Favors Aid Program  Gallup Poll Indicates Two-to-One Mapjority

Forrestal Seen Favored  For National Defense Job   Patterson Believed in Line To Retain Post as Secretary of Army Forces

SEE FORRESTAL AS ARMS CHIEF   Symington Also Candidate If Truman Merger Plan Adopted

Forrestal Is Truman's Favorite for Proposed National Defense Secretary

FORRESTAL IS FAVORITE 10 HEAD DEFENSE   Reported Choice of Truman and High Army Officers

RESIGNS AS CIC UNIONISTS TILT   President Robinson Quits as Parley With Murray Nears

Hail Orr Terrace  Champ   Holmesville Winner In National Contest Yesterday

Nebraskan Wins Plowing Contest  50,000 at Ellsworth for National Events

big Uut is Made In City Gas Rate  Reduction at City Gate Passed on to Lawrence Consumers  JUNE  BILLS DOWN  65 Cent Minimum. 45 for Each Additional 1,000! Cubic Feet

Reduction at City Gate Passed on to Lawrence Consumers   JUNE  BILLS DOWN   65 Cent Minimum, 45 for Each Additional 1,000 Cubic Feet

Hold Up Pay For State Senators:   Court Suit on Room, Board Bill Pendina

‘Room And Board’ Zimmerman Holds Up Pay Of Senators Until Court Ruling

Hearing of Third Man fs Postponed   Victim's Body Arrives From Portland, Oreaon

U.S. to Send 4 Warships To Europe   Training Cruise Scheduled for Foreiqn Waters

SMALL FLEET WILL BE SENT TO NORTH EUROPEAN WATERS   Battlesh'ps and. Carr‘ers to Be in First Post-War Training Cra‘se

NAVY CHARTS NEW CRUISE   Warships To Sail European Waters On Training Jaunt In June

9 SHIPS TO TOUR EUROPE WATERS   Midshipmen Set To Resume Training Cruise In June

SEES GRIM FUTURE   Navy Schedules Training Cruise  Northern Europe Visits Scheduled

Navy Is to Send Squadron to European Waters  Battleships, Carrier: To Take Midshipmen On Training Journey

U.S. Assured Budget Surplus   Excess Below That Forecast By President. However

U. S. Balances Ist Budget in 17-Year Span   Fiseal Yenr to Close With Estimated $1.1 Billion Surplus

Brian Dunle vy ’s Ex-Wi fe Says He Tricked Her Into Bedroom Scene

Arabs Accuse US Of Pouring Oil on Fires in Palestine   American ‘Friends’ Severely Criticized By Delegate to UN

Aral Nations Assail U.S.  Palestine Stand   Savs Immigration Adds Petrol To Fire

Arabs Rap U. S. Palestine Plan   Say Immigration Just Adds to Fire

Officer Fears Russian Grab At Holy Land   Mediterranean Grip Prediction Stirs Up Congress Reaction

TWO “ROW” OFFICES DID BIG BUSINESS   Recorder of Deeds and Register of Wills Announce Records For Year   FIGURES ARE GIVEN

4711 ITEMS INCREASE IN RECORDER'S OFFIC   Handled 14,910 Instruments Compared with 10,199   PROBATE 628 ESTATES

THREE AUTOMOBILES DAMAGED IN CRASH   Driver Of One Car Fined $10 Following Collision Wednesday Night Near Dillsburg

FUNDS WOULD.AID. TEACHERS.  “Natural Resources Tax’ ls Proposed By Leaislators

Bill Would Tax Bic Oil Owners, Hike Teacher Pay   Jester Objects, of Course

Inventory of Food  Stock Set   Senate Committee to Canvass Supplies for Aiding Europe

REFUGEE SHIP REACHES HAIFA   British Destroyers Guard Vessel Carrying 1,350 immigrants

PALESTINE. COURT HALTS CUSTER OF JEWISH. REFUGEES   British Seize 1,350 Uneuthorized Immigrants on Blockade Runner

esheenenmnmnahimeenneramn ata a a FLYERS “BUZZ” LIVESTOCK ON VERMILION FARM

Crime On Increase Sheriff Relates To Service Group _  ~ Phoney Checks Now  far wwe   Phoney Checks Now Offer Big Problem. To Police Officers _

Crime On Increase Sheriff Relates To  Service Group 7   Phoney Checks Now Offer Big Problem. To Police Officers _

SENATE BATTLE ON CLARK PROBE AS SOLONS QUIT   BITTER DEBATE ON DOMESTIC ISSUES AT NEXT SESSION

President, GOP. at Odds at Home   Sofons Head { Back Howie to Study Reaction of Voters on Key Issues 

HOWD WE DO? CONGRESS ASKS OF HOME FOLKS   House Quits Amid Harmony But Senate Has Stormy Closing Discussion

Adjournment Delayed By Senate Fight  Legislators Are Homeward Bound

Teamwork Expected, However, In Handling Problems Of World Affairs   Senate Adjourns In Political Row   Many Controversial Issues Left Hanging Fire Until Next Winter

Congressmen End Session, Start Home   Reaction Of People Important As 1948 Elections Near

Congress, White House Teamwork Is in Prospect   Session Ends Early Sunday Morning

Weary Lawmakers Head For Home After Congress Adjourns Sunday; Many Issues Held For Next Meet

First Session 80th Congress Comes to Close Early Sunday   Some Teamwork, Slug: ging Matches, Election Issues Mark Session

CONGRESS QUITS AFTER RAUCOUS NIGHT SESSION   Top Election Issues Shaping Up As First Streamlined Congress Adjourns Until January Or Sooner,

Rivals Sure To Agree On World Issues   Hectic Session Of Congress Terminated

Congress to Take a Rest Until 1948   Senate Ends Session With Political Serap While House Closes With o Seana Fect

8th Congress Winds Up First. Session Sunday   House Members Sing, But Senators Engage In Political Scrap

Veéperation Only Mn Foreign Front   Jongress and President "Apart on Many Domes tic Issues   CG. O. P. CUT BUDGET   Many Questions Unsolved .’ as Congressional Session Ends

Big Issues Still Ahead   Progress is Made; End on Note of .Peace

Senate Scrap Looms High In 30th Congress   .Point To World Affairs Teamwork; Hot 1948 Election Seen © —-<

Senators, Congressmen Head ‘Homeward to Learn What People ‘Think: of Results; Top  Issues Are Shaping Up-for. 1948

Hot 1948 Issues Stand Out as 80th Congress Goes Home   Kecord shows [eamwork With Truman on Foreign Affairs, Domestic Split

80th Congress Adjourns at Halfway Mark   First Session Close: Early Sunday; to Reconvene in January

At the End of First Session  Teamwork and Slugfests Mark Congress’ Record

Members Now Returning fo Constituents   Cooperation with Truman, Slugging Matches in Sight

‘Teamwork, ’48 Election FaceCongres:  First Session  Crashes To Close

Senate Probers Set to Quiz WPB Official on Mythical Airplanes   Hughes Makes First Public Statement on Investigation   Adjournment Signal for Initial Grass Root Reaction

BOTH CONGRESS TAKES STOCK AFTER SESSION   Domestic Strite, Foreign Accord Appear To Be Pattern at Half-Way Point.

Scraps. Feature SeSS1iOn.   . Bi-Partisan Foreign. » Policy Only Coopera-tion Evident Between Trauman.and Congress

Congress Record Points To Tough Election Battles   Domestic Fights, Cooperation Abroad Seen For Future

Teamwork on Foreign Issues. Slugfests on Home Problems Mark Record 80th Congress   Adjournment Until January Planned Unless Recalled By President Or Republican Leaders

Domestic Problems Yet To Be Solved   Military Training Plan On List of Unfinished Business as Lawmakers  Return for Check-Up

Cooperation Upon World Affairs Has Made Gains   80th Congress Has Its Ups And Downs Before Adjourning

World Affairs Teamwork, Domestic Battles Stand Out in 80th Congress’ Ist Session

Hot 1948 Campaign Is Promised   White House and Congress at End Of Rough Road

‘Legislators to Test Reaction - Of Voters at Home for Second - Session Before 1948 Election

Taxes, Labor In Leftovers   Senate Last to Quit After Politieal Scrap

Cooperation With White House on World Affairs, Hot Election Issues Seen

Teamwork In Congress Is Feature Of Session's First Half Rough Road

Solons Are Returning To Their Homes To Feel Voters’ Pulse  Senate Ends Stormy Session

SOLONS EXPECT TO HEAR WHAT VOTERS THINK   Leaving Washington After Story Session, They Want To Rebuild Fences

80th Congress On Rough Road   Domestic Affairs, Hot Election Issues Are Sign Posts

SOLONS START TREK HOME 10 TEST REACTION   Foreign Affairs Teamwork, Domestic Disputes Highlight 80th Session

FIRST SESSION \ OF CONGRESS ADJOURNED   Many Issues Loom As Members Return Home   TAXES, LABOR   And Military Training Are Among Points To Be Discussed In Campaigns

Congress Checks Up At Home   Many Important Issues Will Be Debated Back at the Crossroads

Session Closed Amid Roaring Political Scrap   Teamwork on Foreign Affairs, But Slugfest On Domestic Problems

Work Is Finished Until January Unless Specia! Session Is Called—Hot Issues Raised for 1948 Campaign.

Congress Is Adjourned Until January   First Session Comes To Close Early  Qundayv Marning

Legislators Take Hot Political Issues fo Voters   Raucous Fight Develops as  Senate Adjourns

Congress Quits With Array Of Ready-Made 1948 Issues  Taxes, Labor, Spending Offer Most Controversy: Reaction Is Awaited

Congress Quits Until January, Goes Home To Feel 1948 Pulse   Taxes, Labor, High Cost Of Living Loom as Top Issues

Foreign Affairs Teamwork, Slugfests On Home Issues Mark 80th Congress

Congress Adjourns Until Jan.   80th Congress At Halfway Mark;  See Teamwork on  World Affairs

BUT DOMESTIC ISSUES CAUSE FEW SLUGFESTS   Hot 1948 Election Problems Stand Out Along Rough Road

U. N. Couneil Members Back U. S. Proposal   Majority of Delegates to Security Council Swing Support To American Proposal on Balkan Issue.

Showdown Due On Balkans In Session Of UN   U. S. and Russia At Odds In Council Proposals To Have Frontier Guard Tn Aveonn

STAND ON ISSUE   American Deputy Delegate Insists Commission Must Mave 11 Memberc

UN Favors America’s  Guard Plan   Majority Of Council Delegates Support U. S. Proposal On Balkan Crisis

U.S. Proposal Gets Support At UN Meet   Majority of UN ‘Delegates Support Plan for Group to Guard Over Balkans

Russia Silent As Showdowr Ballot Dawns   Balk of Conferees Favors 11-Member Watch in Balkans

Majority Of U. N. Council Delegates Support U. S. Plan For 1]-Nation Balkan Group   American Proposal Would Have Commission Stand Guard: Russia Continues Silent

OHIO WAR BABES TO TAX SCHOOLS   Big Jump In First Grade Only Vanguard Of What Is Coming

NUMBER OF FIRST GRADERS WILL REACH ALL-TIME PEAK   SUPPLY OF QUALIFIED ELE MENTARY TEACHERS IN CHIO WORRIES SCHOOL  OFFICIALS*

Chiang Order Fails To Stop  Rice Rioters   Crisis Continues Unabated - In Shanghai; Spreads To Several Other  :’ ©Ctties

CHINA FACING RICE PROBLEM   Discontent Spreads Over  Frozen Wages And  High Prices

Former U.S. Official Admits Aiding Eisler   Messersmith Says He Wrote Cuban Consul About Case

Messersmith Is Witness At Hearing   Former Official Say: He Urged Action On Visa for Eisler

Ey-Envoy Admits Aidin Hanns Eisler   Messersmith Tells Of 1939 Plea Concerning Visa

Admits He Was Once Communist Member  Mrs. Roosevelt Aided Eisler, Probe Reveals

EX-GOVERNMENTAL OFFICIAL REPORTS ON ‘AIDING EISLER   Messersmith ‘Wrote Consul At Hevea Urging: Visa Fer Travel Into _

ENVOY ADMITS HELPING RED BET INTO U.S.   yessesmith Tells Inquiry He weate Consul General on Eisler’s Behalf.

Admits Requesting Visa for Ex-Red  tL. S. Official Tells 48 Giatance, LORD FT oattar

MESSERSMITH ADMITS LETTER IN EISLER CASE   Argentine Ambassador Denies ‘Directive’ To Admit Red To U. S.

EX-ENVOY ADMITS LETTER ON EISLER   Messersmith Hotly Denies. However, Note Amounted to ‘Directive.’

Assisiant Secretary Called To Testify Be Fore Un-American Act ivities Committee.

Eisler Aided By Mrs. Roosevelt  Admits He Was Once Communist Member

Messersmith Denies He  Gave Order to Admit Eisler   House Committee Produces Evidence That Former Assistant Secretary of State Urged Consideration of Song Writer’s Request to Enter U.S. After Eleanor Roosevelt, Had Intervened in Case of One-Time Communist.

Messersmith-on Witness Stand In Eisler Probe  _ ‘Acknowledges Lette To Consul General

Mrs. Roosevelt Helped Eisler Get Into U.S.   House Probers Learn Song Writer Once Joined Red Party

Features for Everybody in the‘Telegram Today      Mrs. FDR Linked to U.S. Entry of Hanns Eislec

Messersmith Admits Giving Aid To Eisler   Former State Dept. Official Says He Urged Admission To U. S.

Action On Eisler Visa Was Urged By Messersmith  Denies His Letter Was A Directive”   Guided Solely By Law   “Directive” Letter

Show State Department eae Eisler Entry   Former Assistant Says “™ He Wrote Havand Counsul Jn Sona Writers Rehalf -_

Welles’ Letter Helped Eisler   Mrs. Roosevelt’ s Part In Case Fully Aired  At Investigation

Former Official’Admits He Wrote Consul. Trying to ‘Ease’ Way for:Hans Eisler

NEW ANGLE IS INJECTED INTO EISLER PROBE   Former State Dept. Official Admits He Helped Get Song Writer ‘In’

Mrs. Roosevelt Intervened For Eisler, Committee Told  Brother Of Gerhard Admits He Was Once Member Of Communist Party

Messersmith on Witness Stand In Eisler Probe  Acknowledaec Latte   Acknowledges Letter To Consul General

House Committee Produces Evidence That Widow of Former President Wrote to State Department When Song Writer, Who Admits He Was Once a Communist, Was Having Trouble Entering United States.

EISLER CASE ACTION TOLD   Prompt Consideration Was Urged by Messersmith, Committee Is Told

Ex-Official Tells  Quizzers He Urged  Giving Eisler Visa Communist Suspect  Also Had Support Of Mrs. Roosevelt

INTERVENTION FOR EISLER [S UNCOVERED   Higherups Try to Enlist Influence For Communist

U.S. State Dept Pressure for  Eisler Told   Former Official Admit: He Wrote Letter on Behalf of Accused

Eleanor Roosevelt Aided German Red To Enter U. S.   intervened For Hanns Eisler When He Was Having Trouble Getting In This Country, House Committee Hears

COP Will Continue War Probe Group; Democrats Fight    Big Inquiry on Munitions Profits is Planned by GOP Senators

—VOTEM ON. DAY— Republican Strategy Mapped _  PLAN WIDE « INVESTICA air

Republicans Plan New Life for War Profits Inquiry   Democrats Object To Renewal of Investigation Unit

GOP to Probe Arms Profits   Chart Strategy for Continuing Special Senate Probe

Republicans Planning Thorough Investigatiot Of Munitions Profits

COP PLANNING TO CONTINUE PROBE OF ARMS MAKING PROFIT   Democrats Are Opposed To Keeping Senate  . Committee Alive

G.O.P.Plans ToContinue Committee   War Investigations Are Scheduled Despite Democratic Senators’ Opposition }   Tydings, Hayden Speak Against Action, Cite Statute 2

6.0.P. CHARTED STRATEGY FOR   Will Coninue the Special Senate War Investigating Committee.   DESPITE OPPOSITION   Chairman Brewster Has Scheduled a Conference With Gurney.

WAR PROBERS ARE TO CONTINUE, GOP LEADERS CONTEND   Demo Opposition to Be Overcome as Munitions Investigations Planned

Big Munitions Profits Probe Planned by GOP   Want Special Group Continued Despite Deng Opposition

Would Keep War Investigators ....  GOP Is Planning For A Full-Dress Study Into War Munitions Profits

Chart Plans For Continuing War Investigating Body Despite Opposition

To Continue War Query Committee   GOP Plans Full Dress Probe Into Munitions Profits By Senate Investigating Board

15 LISTED DEAD IN CLOUDBURSTS   Many Mexican Towns Flooded In 40-Hour Rain

15 LEFT DEAD SO FAR AFTER 40-HOUR RAINS   Cloudburst Floods Big Area Of Province In Mexico

Must Divide Up Atomic Stockpiles  UN Delegates Say Plan Would Help ™, Prevent War

Delegates Warn Need To Share Atomic Facilities   Distribution Of Stochpiles. Production Would Avert Urge For War. UN Says

Would Hand Out Atomic Needs  TIA! Mielenantac VA een   UN Delegates Warn Against Tempiing Any Ageressor

UN Atom Committee Would Scatter Strategic Supplies  Decentralized Stores Of Bomb Material Is Favored by Group

U.N. Atomic Chiefs Warn Against War   ceecnncn rrr crc a ee SS Ew  Dutch Governor Fears Indonesians Won’t Quit

Suggest Pool Of Atom Plans To Avert Wai   Atomic Delegates Prepare Papers With the Aid Of Russian Representatives

Group Urges Atomic Dole   “World Distribution Would Avoid Seizure

Atomic Board Issues Warning  Scattering of Stockpile Declared Vital to hack War lleoe

Strong Protest May Be Made To Soviets   HST Says Red Seizure Of Hungary ls Outrage; Appeal To UN Hinted

U. 5. Protest of Soviet Coup in Hungary Likely   Truman Scores Red Action in Balkans, Calls for Action

Hot Protest to Russia Expected   United States Expected to Appeal to U. N. on Outrage In Hungary.

U. 5. PROTEST QN HUNGARIAN COUP LIKELY   Strong Note to Russia Seen as President Blasts Seizure

Truman Blasts Power Seizure By Communists      Strong American Protest ‘To Soviet Russia Indicated

TRUMAN ASSAILS HUNGARIAN REDS’ COUP AS OUTRAGE   President Declares Sefzure of Power by Communists Demands Action by United States,   PROTEST PROBABLY WILL BE SENT TO RUSSIA   Officials Indicate Other Steps  Will Be Taken, Including Appeal to United Nations.

Truman Calls Hungarian  Coup Ouirag  Savas ‘Red’ Seizure   Says ‘Red’ Seizure Demands Action; U. S. Protest Likely

Seizure of Power  Branded ‘Outrage’; State Dept. Studies W ays of Appealing To United Nations

Truman Assails Hungarian Coup; Protest Likely  Griswold Will Head Greek Aid Program

TRUMAN CALLS RED HUNGARIAN COUP “OUTRAGE   Griswold Named Greek Aid Chief; Allen To Head Foreign Relief

Appoints Former Ne—braska- Governor to Administer Program In Greece

Protest to Russia Is Indicated   U. §. Likely -To Make Something Of Seizure Of Hungary By Reds

Hungary Coup Called Outrage By President   Strong U.S. Protest To Russia Indicated: Griswold Aid Chief

Truman Pegs Balkan Coup As ‘Outrage  Ca.s,.ene Awmavsiane   Strong American Protest To Russia Is Indicated

Communistic Power Grab 'Is Denounced   Formal Protest to Action in Hunanarv Studied

PEACE PACTS - NOT: COMPLETED WHEN OFFICERS ADJOURN   ‘Foreign Ministers £ End Sessions With Much of Work Re maining to Be Done

Deputy Foreign Ministers Still In Disagreement  Group Adjourns On Schedule

German Peace Pact Presents  ‘Big 4’ Problem   Ministers Still Snagged i Preliminary Talks On Treaty; Due to Meet  * In Moscow

 DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTERS ADJOURN 7 'STILL SNAGGED IN DISAGREEMENT. ON ‘PROBLEMS OF GERMAN PEACE TREATY

WILL ARRAIGN —MUNITION- MEN    KEY KRUPP OFFICIALS. ORDERED TO APPEAR ON ‘CHARGES OF GUILT. IN LAST.WAR °

La Crosse Airport Development Will Be Curtailed If CAA Funds Are Cut. Sec. Harriman Says

Head Of $500,000 Firm Surrenders "On 12-Year Prison Escape Charge

More Stars Face Red Quiz   ‘Mission to Moscow’ Producer Called In Un-American Probe

Hunt for Hollywood “Reds” to Be Opened on Monday   Jack Warner, Vice President of Company That Filmed ‘Mission to Moscow,” Will Be First to Testify Before House Committee

Solons fo Open Hollywood ‘Red Probe Monday   House Committee Names Witness For First Hearing

Washington Awaits Start Of Hearing of Hollywood Communist Activities

“Mission to Moscow’ Director, Stars Subpoenaed for House Red Hearing

Red Activities. In Hollywood fo Be Aired Monday   Un-American Committee Calls Imposing List of Moviedom Great

GROUP 10 HUNT HOLLYWOOD RED!   HOUSE COMMITIEn OPENS HEARINGS MONDAY ON COMMUNISM IN FIEM Cry.

LIST SCHEDULE TWO MONTHS FOR BOOKMOBILE   Superintendent Of Schools Lists Visits Seven Communities

BOOKMOBILE TO FOLLOW SUMMER SCHEDULE HERE   Plan Regular Schedule Of Three Stops At Six County Towns

TRAINMAN HURT IN FALL OFF FREIGHT   Paul French, 24, Western Maryland Employe, Is Patient In Hanover Hospital —Injured Near New Oxford

CHOLERA TOLL ON INCREASE IN BOTH INDIA AND -EGYP1   SEVERAL COUNTRIES IN NEAR EAST FEAR SPREAD OF PLAGUE OUTBREAK

EISLER TO FIGHT HIS CONVIETION   Alleged Communist Accused of Passport Falsification

Subcommittee Cuts Down Fund for Agriculture   450 Million Reported Lopped From Budget Figure of Truman

Report Huge Cut In Department Of Agriculture   Action Of Budget Sub-Committee Will Come Up For Final House Vote Friday

Today In Congress   House Subcommittee Lops 450 Million Dollars From Agriculture Department‘s Request; House Approves $350,000,000 Relief Fund

Baseball Idea Strikes Out  Basil, Baltimore People Refused Combined Name

REBELS GIVEN ~ BOMB THREAT      CIVILIANS LEAVING CrTy IN “PARAGUAY NOW HELI BY — MUTINOUS INFANTRY DIVISION

Milan Gripped By State of Near-Terror   Communists Order Three-Hour Work Stoppage

General Strike In Rome   Labor Group Orders Action Despite Government Move to Aid Jobless

Big Fund for Rome  Work Set   Reds Call General Walkout Despite Winning Main Point

Vote Strike For Rome Province   Premier May Be Forced To Announce Fifth Government

Romans Strike For Jobs   Red Unions Call Halt  At Midnight On Behalf Of 80,000 Unemployed: Government Try Fails

West Germany Will Probably Evolve Slowly  Native Leaders Will Have To Take Initiative

Evolution’ of Western Reich Regime : To Be Matter of Months. Scribe Sav:

Snow Covers Kast Causing  Many Deaths   Hundreds Of Week-End Skiiers Reported SnowBound In Vermont

Boston Area Damaged By Hich Winds   Six-Foot Drifts Maroon Ski Parties In Vermont Woods

Blizzard Hits New England  60 MPH Winds Roar  Whenwawh Clannertent

Storm Causes Heavy Damage In Many Areas      MANY AMERICAN CITIES COVERED WITH SNOW

Eastern Coast Is Lashed By Gales; Travel Paralyzed  Area From Rockies — esl: “Ws co fat Se  reeset   Area From Rockies — To Atlantic Buried Under Snow Blanket

STORM WORKS HAVOC ALONG EAST COAST   Winds Reach © 60 Miles Per Hour  In Connecticut _

(O-INGH oNOW BLOCKS ROAD: WITH DRIFTS   Gales Rage Along Coast and: Many Areas Report Fatalities.

East Hit Again by Blizzard   Snow Paralyzes Transportation; Shij Wrecked; Clearing Predicted Here

Snow Is Piled High; Deaths Are Reported   Roads Are Blocked While Hundreds Said Snowhaund

Jurors Drawn For Superior Court  -. Two-Weeks’ Criminal Term to Begin Sept. 2.

CIRCUIT JUDGE ENTERS ORDERS HERE MONDAY   Signs Two Divorce Decrees Hold Hearings In Two Partition Cases

SUMMER TERM COURT OPENS IN SHORT SESSION   Hold Hearings Here Monda} Two Partition Cases; Set Date Later

Have a New Farm Surplus Plan   Agriculture Head Nov Proposes Help for the Consumers

Anderson Offers Farm Program  Secretary Outlines Long-Range Plan

Anderson Proposes Long-Range Farm Abundance Program to Feed Needy

Landis Suggests Labor Law Limit   Indiana Solon Favors Smaller Application o} Federal Statutes

Republican Representative Says —White House Advisers  Caused Canfieian         COMMITTEE TOLD CLOSED ©“ SHOP SHOULD BE ENDED

Says GM Bans Closed Shop   Administration Played Politics With Labor, GOP Charge

Politics in Labor And Closed Shop Draw Heavy Fire  _ Landis Raps Demos;  GM Head Will Neve:  — Siqn Banned Contract

British Industry Reels Under Fuel Supply Shortage   Government Order to Cut Use of Power May Idle 5 Millicn Workers   NATION’S ECONOMY - HIT DAMAGING BLOW   Loss in Exports for Weck Is Estimated at Eighty Million Dollars

Industry's  Electricity Cut Off   “Complete Disaster” Forecast in Effort to Save Vital Fuel

Leaders Plead With Public To Co-operate   ‘Complete Disaster’ Alternative to Fuel Saving

British Leaders Fear Disaster Over Coal Crisis   Labor Cabinet Faces Test of Ability to End Fuel Shortage

DRITAIN FAGES GREAT CRISIS   CUT OFF ELECTRIC POWER TO MANY PARTS OF NATION

Labor Cabinet Meets Crisis in Coal Shortage  Extensive Press Attack Loosed Aaainst Fuel Heas

Government Will Place Limits on Electric Power   Order Is Issued To Conserve Supply of Coal in Cold Wave

ENGLAND FACES INDUSTRY CRISIS IN FUEL FAMINE   Factories, Homes To Lose Electric Current Monday

ALLEGED SPY ~ ‘FOR MOSCOW.  FACES TRIAL   ato DEPARTMENT 19. PREFARING. LONG List oF ARGES: AGAINST  GERHARDT EISLER

Kentucky Governorship, Mississippi Senatorship Highlight Voting Today   indiana, Ohio, New York Elect Representatives While Mayoralty Elections Feature OffYear Voting Across Most Of Nation

Gen. Meyers Sef Up a ‘Dummy’ Corporation .   Collected Over $60,000 From: ° Firm in 1941 Alone

Tenth District Election To Be Preview Of “48 General Election, States GOP Chairman H. C. Springer

SECOND CRASH VICTIM DIES OF INJURIES   Jeanne Hamer Is Dead; Expect Recovery of 3rd Autoist   RITES TOMORROW

Russia Is Cold To Global Army, Johnson Asserts   UN Must Set Up Security Force Anyway, U. S. Delegate Declares

Soviet Challenged To Match U. 5. Arms ‘Contribution to UN   U. S- Delegate Hits. at Lack OE Canneration

U. S. Implores U.N. to Arm   Rebukes Russia for World Police Stand

TEXAS VOTERS APPROVE COLLEGE BUILDING AMENDMENT; TWO NEW MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED

College Building Amendment Is Holding Slim Lead: Reagan, Thompson Win Races

175 United Nations Workers From 35 Nations Are Given American-Style Holiday

Lads and Lassies from 35 Nations Learn About Old American Mistletoe Custom

Hold Fireman Today For Cedar Rapids’ Six Hotel Blazes   Man Admits Setting Fires ‘Fora Little Fun’ Cops Say

Georgia Man Wants Revenge On “Big Shots”   Man Arrested For Carrying Concealed Weapon During President's Visit to Senate.

 Pistol Packing Veteran After ‘Big Shots’ But  Not Presicaent Truman

Gun Toter Seized in U. 8. Capitol; Blames ‘Big Shots’ in Job Losses

Gun-Toting Vet Pinched In Capitol   Truman Near When Police Arrest Clifton Spires

NEW GUN SCARE ROCKS CAPITOL   Weapon Carrier Appears At Same Time As Truman

Irked Capitol Gunman Found   Pistol Toter Who Hates “Big Shots” Discovered During Truman Visit.

Final Session Of Evening School Monday, Feb. 24  Colored Pictures To . Be Shown On Screer

LeMars Evening Schoo! Will Discuss Homes _ : At Meeting Feb.:3 -

Red Official Predicts End Of Capitalism   Claims Britain And U.S. Prevent Ben on Afom Bomb

Russian Fails To Elaborate   News Given People On Celebration Eve

U.S. Strength Called Delusior  By Red Chief   Secret ‘Has Long Ceased to Exist,’ Russians Are Told On Anniversary Eve

Assails U.S. And Britain   America Building Bases for Future Attack on Reds, He States

RUSSIANS HEAR STATEMENT IN MOSCOW TALK   Red Official Flays Capitalism On Eve of Revolution Anniversary

Charges Britain and United States  Planning Aggression   Soviet Premier Makes No Claim His Country Has Devastating Weapon: Pole Savs Assembly Techniaue Unknown

Asserts U.S. Is  Nursing Illusion   Cheers Greet Molotov As He Asserts Facts About Bomb Long Known; Speaks On Eve Of Anniversary Of Revolution —_

Construction Viewed As  Aggressive  Atom Bomb No Longer. Secret, Divlomat Declares

Foreign Minister Tells Russians Imperialists ‘Evidently Need’ This Faith in A-Bomb   Savs Power Grows   Russian Power Js Only . Beginning, Capitalism Is ‘Oppressive’

Molotov Says U.S. Would Be Aggressor   Soviet Chief Declares Secret of Atom Bomb No Longer Exists

CITES DEVOTION TO SOVIET UNION IN OTHER LANDS  BLASTS CAPITALISM ON EVE OF 30TH RED

Molotov Charges U. S. and Britain Are Making “Preparation for Aggression’— Says Russia Is for Universal Peace

Molotov Charges U. S. Is Planning War of Aggression  Tells Russians Atom Bomb Is No Secret; Capitalism Going

U.S. LEANING ON ‘ILLUSION, RUSSIANS TOLD   Diplomat’s Meaning Cloudy

A-Bomb Secret Has Vanished      Molotov Tells Russians ‘Atom Bomb Secret ‘Has Long Ceased to Exist’

Molotov Declares U.S. Is Preparing For “Aggression”   States America Is Establishing Bases Near Russia-.-Says A-ebomb Nea Caoercs

Molotov Tells Reds. They Have A-Bomb   Soviet Foreign Minister Declares U. 5. Is Establishing New Naval, Air Bases ~ Close to Russia 4E ap anenceiant

REVOLUTION OBSERVED BY RUSSIANS   Stalin Again Is Absent From Moscow Celebration

Molotov Declares Secret of A-Bomb No Longer Exists   Soviet Foreign Minister Charges U. S. And Britain Making Plans For Aggression; Declares Capitalism On Last Legs

‘Molotov Charges U. S. Putting  Air, Naval Bases Near Russia. As Prenaration for Aaqression

HOME EDITION  1. (Four. Edi ton ns - Daily)   Mere: lllusion, : Leader Avers  7 ae <“   ‘U..S.."Steps Toward Wear," Soviet Desire ‘for Peace.Contrastec

HINTSAT PATH TOPEAGE AND JOINT ACTION   ! Says “Many are Indignant” Because U. S. Trying to Keep Weapon.

MOLOTOV ACCUSES   Says U.S. Builds Naval and   Air Bases as Prepara tion for Aggression

MOLOTOV ASSERTS SECRET OF A-BOMB NO LONGER EXISTS   But He Does Not Go So Far, in Broadcast to Nation, to Say That, Russia Pos-  sesses Weapon.   CHARGES U. S., BRITAIN. * BENT ON AGGRESSION   Foreign Minister Declares - America Is Acquiring Naval and Air Bases in All Parts of World.

U.S. Establishing New Bases Near Russia for Aggression—Molotov ©

Molotov Tells Russians That Secret of Atom Bomb Has Long Ceased To Exist

HINTS SOVIET HAS ATOM BOMB SECREI   Molotov Says Ir Has Leng Ceased To Be a Secret

Atom Bomb No Longer Secret, Molotov Says   Americans Hold Sort Hlusion Formed on: Belief in Secret of A-Bomb Rucecian Save

Atomic Bomb ls No Secret Says Molotov   Tells Russians Peculier Htusion Exists in America

Says U.S. Builds Naval anc Air Bases as Preparation for Aggression

Atom Bomb No Longer Secret Says Molotov   Russian Foreign Minister Says The Secret “Has Long Ceased To Exist”; Comments In A Radio Broadcast.

Asserts Secret Extinct   Russian Minister Addresses Reds  From Moscow

Build Naval And Air Bases  Near Russia   Declares in Moscow Atom Bomb Secret No Longer Exists

MOLOTOV SAYS ‘ATOM SECRETS CEASE 10 EXIST’   Addresses Reds on Eve of 30th Anniversary of Soviet Revolution

Says American Power Illusion Doesn f Exist   Asserts U. S., Britattt Hampered UN From Barring Weapon -

Says Soviet  Will Defend World Peace   Declares U. S. And Britain Plan For  hogoresaive Maves

Molotov Says A-Bomb Secret Ceases Exist   Asserts U.S. And Britain Preparing For Aggression

Cites Soviet Outlook For   World Peace   iy Address ‘Fo Soviét Union, Russia’s Foreign Minister Accuses U. S. And Britain Of Sowing Seeds Of War

Molotov Rips U.S. Aggression   Says: New Naval Bases Preparation For War, And Declares A-Bomb No Longer a Secret

Not Any Atom Bomb Secrets, Molotoy Says   Says Secret of Atom Bomb Has Long Ceased To Exist in Speech on 30th Anniyersary of Russ Revolt.

Molotov Says U.S. Forces Preparing  For Aggression  Russians Told: A-Bomb— ~ Not ‘Secret’ Any More

Says U.S.  Bent on Aggression   Russian Doesn’‘t Claim Know-How on Making Weapon

Atom Bomb No Secret, He Claims   Assails U. S. For Trying to Keep Atomic Bomb Secret

U. §. ASSAILED FOR TRYING 10 KEEP IT ALONE   Molotov Says Russia Wants Lasting Peace

Kussia Veciarea Intent on Lasting,  Durable Peace  Capitalism on Last Legs Soviet Official Asserts

Molotov Says Secret Of Atomic Bomb Ceased To Exist A Long Time Ago   Soviet Foreign Minister Keynotes Bolshevik Revolution Anniversary By Declaring U. S. Betidios Ale Bosae Far Anocossion

Does Not Say Russia Has The Secret   Another Blast At United States And Great Britain.

Molotov Blasts U.S. Policy on Military Bases   Declares This Nation, Britain, Preparing For New Aggression

Foreign Minister Hints Russia Has Fission Formule   America Has New Peculiar Illusion About Sivength, Says Molotov

Russian Foreign Minister Delivers Main Policy Speech on 30th Anniversary of Bolshevik Revolution; Boasts No Romt.

Molotov: U. S. Is Establishing Bases Close To Russia ‘As A Preparation For Aggression’

Hints that © Russia now Posseses It   Speech Broadcast by Moscow Radio; Says All Roads Now Lead to Communism

Charges U.S. Hampers Efforts To Outlaw Bomb   Moscow Marks Anniversary of Red Revolution

Molotov Says U.S. Building Bases Near Reds  Declares Atom Bomb No Longer. Secret; . Hits U.S. Secrecy

A-BOMB SECRET IS WELL - KNOWN   U. S$. Not Disturbed By Statement To Russian People   NO INDICATION RUSS HAVE BOMB TECHNIQUE

Molotov Says US. Prepares For Aggressior  Announces Atom Romb No Lonaer   Announces Atom Bomb No Longer Sacret Weapon

Molotov Says Aggression Aim of U.S.   Foreign Minister Charges America Establishing Naval Bases Close to Russia in Moscow Talk

Russian Foreign Minister Also Asserts In Speech Broadcast From Moscow That Soviet “Is Just Beginning” To Reach Its Power And Is Opening New Phase Of Its History Since Revolution—Speaks On Eve ‘Of Thirtieth Anniversary Of Red Revolt

Red Leader Claims U.S. and Britain Set for Aggression   Foreign Minister Declares Soviet Wants Peace But America Is Building Bases (lose to Russia: Cheers Greet Statement

Criticism Heaped Upon United States   Spokesman Charges America Establishing New Air And Naval Bases Close To Russia

Russia Says Secret of A-Bomb Has Ceased To Exist; Bristling Talk Made By Soviet Minister

Soviet Stotesman in Moscow Address Asser-s That America’s Belief in Its “internal Strength” Based on Knowledge of How to Make the Atom Bomb is “An Ulusion.”

Atom’s Secret Out— Molotov   Moscow Crowds Cheer Minister's Remarks at Anniversary of Red Revolution: Lauds Soviet Gains

NEW BASES CITED AS PREPARATION; A-BOME SECRETS SAID KNOWN  SPEECH BROADCAST ON  EVE OF REVOLUTION’S . ANNIVERSARY IN RUSSIA

Aggression Plans Laid to America  Talk Viewed Here as Desianed   Talk Viewed Here as Designed For Home: Doubt Bomb Known

Molotov In Statement To Russians   Cheers Greet Speech Made In Red Capital

But Polish Official Says That Technique Of Bomb’s Assembly Still Is Not Known

A-Bomb Not a Secret, Molotov Tells Soviet   Foreign Minister, Though Cryptic, Says U.S. Strength Ia ‘Hlusion’ ; Acdedress Marke 30 Years af Red Rule

Durable Peace Held Red Goal   Foreign Minister Assails U. S., Declaring That Capitalism “Is on [ts Last Leos.”

U.S.‘Imperialism’ Hit by Russian Foreign Minister   Tells Moscow Audience Russid Still Is Defender of Peace: Cominiiisin: Spreading

Atom Bomb No Secret,  He Claims   America Is Preparing  For ‘Aggression’,  Soviet’s Foreign Chief Thinks

CHEERS GREEI MINISTER'S REMARKS   Russia, Output At Pre-War Levels, He Adds   Marks 30th Anniversary Of Russian Revolution; Lists 3 Periods

Cose Another Buffalo School   Refusal Of Coal Delivery, By Union Truck Driver Forced Closing.

Senate 72-1 for Defense Treaty   Western Hemisphere Solidarity Given Full Anoroval

Inter-American Defense Treaty Ratified By U. S.   Senate Approves Hemispvhere Pact

Leftists Blamed For Series of Riots In Big French Por?   Guards Patrol Streets Sf Marseltie---Premier Ramadier Issues Dafy To Communiet Party

Troops Patrol Marseille’s Streets; Port City on Brink: of General Strike; National Assembly Debate Uproarious

FRENCH POR IS SCENE OF RIOTING   Communists Are Assailed for Marseille Plot

Great French Port Facing. General Strike   Police Fire Into Mob: at Naples; Ramadier . Defies Communists

BALTIMORE WORKERS HOLD DEMONSTRATION   Mace Than 5,000 Shipbuilding Em. poyes Protest Laber

Betty Jo Makes Hooolal N.Y. Plisht Easily   Twin-Motored Fighter Lands al La Guardia After 14-hour Trip —

Fighter Races 4 978 Miles For Non-Stop Recore   Reaches LaGuardia Field With Fuel _Almost Exhausted

derbert Urges Jhio Economy, ‘Jexible Tax   —Ciovernor Takes Oath (11 Steps of Capitol, ‘{ucceeding Lausche

NEW EXECUTIVE BINDS SELF T0 RIGID ECONOMY   Discusses Major Problems o State in His Inaugural Address Today.

STRANGE MISHAP KILLS NAVIGATOR   Constellation’s Astrodrome Breaks; Plunges 4 Miles . Inte Atlantic

GOP LEADERS IN ACCORD ON BUDGET CUTS   Slash of $5.5 Billion Planned in Truman Budget Figures

BILLION DOLLAR BUDGET CUT LOOMS   G. 0. P. REPORTED READY TO SLASH TRUMAN ESTIMATES TO 32 BILLION.

Agreement Reached On Big Fund Slash   Republicans to Pare Over Five Billion from Budaet

GOP Leaders for 95/5 Billion Cut In Truman Budget  ‘Hope to Hold Spending For Next Year to $3? 000 000 000

Agreement on Budget Cut Reported   $5,500,000,000 Reduction Believed Possible

514 Billion May Be Cut From Budget  Republican Leaders Virtually Agreed On That Fisure

Republicans Set Budget Cut Sum  Virtually Agree On $5, 500,000,000 Slash

HEAVY BUDGET SLASH AGREED UPON BY GOP   CONGRESSMEN SLICE TRUMAN’S FIGURES $5,500,000,000

Solon s Push Plans For Income Tax Slas "  GOP Said Agreed  On Huge Cut In Budget

And These Were Used  With FDE s Consent To  End The Japanese War —Aynt Soye EL byves

Ex-Secretary Stimson Discloses  Atomic Bombs Dropped on Jap Cities Were All U. §. Had Ready at That Time

STIMSON SAYS ATOMIC RAIDS SETTLED JAPS   U. S. HAD ONLY TWO BOMBS MADE, WAR CHIEF REVEALS

U.S.Had But Two Atomic Bombs To Drop On Japanese   Former Secretary Of War Stimson Reveals Hiroshima And _ Nagasaki’ All Of Weapons Available In August, 1945

Story Behind Use of Atomic Bombs  Is Told by Stimson  Ones Dropped on Japan Were Only Two - Ready at Time; Production   Ones Dropped on Japan Were Only Tw Ready at Time; Production Rate Then Described as Very Small

Atbombs Used On Japs Only Ones U. 8. Had  Stimson Also Reveals Decision Made   Stimson Also Reveals Decision Made To Save Lives OF Million Americans

STIMSON MAKES REPORT  U.S. Had Only Two Atom Bombs --For Use Against Japs In “45

Stimson Says Atomic Bombs Dropped On Japanese Cities Were Only Ones Then Ready   Other Disclosures Made In Magazine Article By Forme: Secretary Of War, Who Declares A-Bombs Ended World War II

TRUMAN GAVE THE ORDER  U.S. Had Only Two Atomic Bombs--And Used Them Both

Story Behind Use of Atomic Bombs  Is Told by Stimson   Ones Dropped on Japan Were Only Two Ready at Time; Production Rate Then Described as Very Small

Stimson Says No Bombs Left After Nagasaki  U. S. Used All   U. S. Used All Bombs Ready At Time, Revealed

More History About Atomic Bomb Revealed   U. 8. Had Only Two a Time of Attacks at Hiroshima, Nagasaki

U.S. Had Only Two A-Bombs In August, ‘45   Former Secretary of War Gives Disclosure in Magazine

A-Bombs Used In War Were All U.S: Had at Time   Dropped To Prevent Million Casualties, Henrv Stimson Says

Only Two In Readiness At Time, Report   Stimson Reveals In Magazine; Lives Of Million Were Saved

STARS SEEK TO END RED PROBE   Humphrey Bogart Heads Group Trying To Abolish Inquiry GOES TH W/ACHINICTARNI

PITTSBURGH STRIKE BRINGS NEW LAYOFFS   Carnegie Wildcat Walkout  Goes Into Fourth Day

Unemployment Spreading in Steel Tie-Up   Still. No Break in “Wildcat’ Strike.onInter-Plant Railway

Strikes Hasten Unemployment   Steel Workers [dled By Railroad Walkout

Rail Strike May Idle More   Carnegie-Illinois Basic Steel Operations Are Suspended

MASS LAYOFFS SEEN RESULT OF STRIKE   Wildcat Walkout Of Railroad Workers Forees Steel Cut

PERKASIE FIRE LOSS WAS $500 IN 1946   Firemen Answered A Total of 48 Calls; 21 Were from Out of Town

CANCER DRIVE REPORTS BIG DONATION DAY   $1,121.70 Announced by Headquarters— Firms, Employes Contribute.

Former Banker Loses Bondsman  Naw Caetlea Adan le Rack   New Castle Man Is Bacl In Jail

Radio Writers To Give Strike Notice   Missing Child ls Feared Dead

Fear Lost Tot Already Dead   Hundreds Scour Pennsy Mountains For 4Year-Old Bov.

Speed Up Bills To Block New Strike In Coal   Rail Unions Mapping Wage Drive; GOP Seek: 5 Billion Budget Cut

‘BEING PUSHED ". IN CONGRESS   Efront., TO. BE. MADE Yor lOURE’. ACTION “BEFORE ,

Exiled Representatives of Baltic States Trying to — Get Their Case Before UN

Balts Open Campaign on Red Rule   Governments in Exile May Bring Case  To UN

Balts Voice Protests To Soviet Rule  Catvians, Lithuanians and Estanians Would  Bring Their Plight to

Bread Prices Go Higher in the East Due to $3.00 Wheat  Commodity Price Inde TD ssisiies Mi st ee D....I_- } TO   Commodity Price Indep Reaches New Peak for Near Double Average

BREAD PRICES TO GO HIGHER   Philadelphia Firms Boost Prices; Others In East Expected To Follow

PRICES AT ALL-TIME HIGH — New Boost In Food Prices Seer ‘As Cost Of Bread Is Increased

SLAYS NURSE, KIDNAPS BABY   CRAZED YOUNG NEGRESS OBJECT OF SEARCH IN ILLINOIS

Others Are Trapped In Deep Pit   200 Miners Were In the Mine At the Time of The Explosion

FREIGHTER IN TROUBLE      Vessel Loaded with Rice Is Breaking Up in Mid-Pacific

Swelling Rice Perils Vessel   Freighter Breaking Up; Crew Jettison Carao of Sacked Rice

Tea Muck Rice!   Freighter Breaking Up itt Mid-Pacific While Soaked Rice Expanding

Pacific Vessel Breaking Up  4 Ships Speed to Aid of Freighter Lader With Swelling Rice

SWELLING RICE THREATENS SHIP   Crew  Jettisons Cargo As Cracking Vessel Heads For Hawait

VESSELS RACE 10 AID AFTER 505 MESSAGE   Expanding Cargo Of Rice Threatens To Blast Hull Apart

Most Critical of Post-War  Shortages Is Democratic Vice Presidential Material

fear Many Die As Flash Flood Hits Nebraska   Twelve Known Dead; Seventy-Five Reported Missing at Cambridge

12 KNOWN DEAD   Death Roll From Nebraska Flood May Reach 25 Or More

Statesville Shots   ee a ee Le ee  Informal Glimpses ef People In and Arennd Statesville.

Statesville Shot:  Informal Glimpses of People Im and Around Statesvilie.

Saema Testifies That That Use Of Tig Could Hive Saved ‘Hich Flyer’ From Blast At Texas City

SMALL TORNADO HITS ARCADIA, KAN.   GIRL INJURED, DAMAGE WIDE SPREAD BUT NOT OF MAJOR PROPORTIONS.

2 BRISTOL MERCHANTS HAVE LOOT RECOVERED   Creyden Man Taken tnto Custody By Trenten Authorities

FIRMS ANNOUNCE PRICE REDUCTION    RESPOND TO TRUMAN'S PLEA -FOR MARK-DOWNS TO PREVENT INFLATION.

Price Declines Get a Startin Eastern Marts   Canned Goods Placed on Reduced Shelves by Two Companies

REPORT MORE PRICE DROPS   Two Food Firms, Furniture Maker Announce Retail Price Reductions

2 Food Firms  Slash Prices   Canned Goods, Furniture Costs Are Cut

CANNED GOODS PRICES SLICED   Food Firms Announes Reductions; Chrome Steel Chairs Cut

Strike ‘Fraud’  Marks Plot,  Congress Told   Nation Menaced, Declare Struck Plant’s Officials

UAW Strike Red-Inspired, House Hears.   Five Allis-Chalmers Men Say 5th Column Work Menacing U. S.

Red 5th Column Controls Labor Unions, Charge   Allis-Chalmers Officials Blame Strike on Com muunist Activity

Auto Union Chiefs Get Red Tags   Allis-Chalmers Officials Scent Alarming Plot

Say Reds Undermine  U. S. Labor   Allis-Chalmers Officials Charge Communists Build Fifth Column

Communism in Ranks Of Labor Charged   Officials Of AllisChalmers Say Aim Is Undermine U. S.  Government.

China Sea Pirates Secure Half-Million Loot in Daring Robbery of Dutch Ship

Pirates, With Yen For Occidental Hats, Rob Dutch Ship In China Sea

Pirates Get $500,000 Loot In China Sea   Board Dutch Vessel. Rob Passengers And Kidnap Six

Two Chambers To Hear Nixon Address Tuesday   Solon Returning to Capital After Speech

RUSSIA HAS NOT YET GOT A-BOMB SECRET, CLAIM   U. S, Investigation Is Basis for Present Belief

Russians Don't Have Atom Bomb Yet,  But Think They re On Way, Conclude

CONGRESS IS EXPECTED T0 AID GREEKS   Approval of President’s Plan to Support Both Greek and Turkish Governments Appears Foregone Conclusion.

To Quiz Govt. Heads Closely  Qn Truman Plan   Vandenberg Wants ‘Tor Candor’ On Issue O Greek-Turk Aid.

Jenner Asks Time of British Move   Indiana Solon Says Byrnes Knew of Move Last October

Farley Charge Draws Fire Of Ex-First Lady   Mrs. Roosevelt Denies She Said Farleys Were Not “Social Equals” Of Her Husband

Story Denied By Mrs. Roosevelt.  _ Farley Social Views  " Answered By Widow.

FARLEY GRIEVES -EX-FIRST LADY   mArs. Roosevelt Can‘t Un. derstand His Doubts Of ¢ Social Standing

Eleanor Refutes Farley Disfavor   President’s Widew Denies Saying Demo. cratic Chairman Not F. D. R.’s Social Equal

Mrs. Roosevelt Replies os  Surprised That Farleys Doubted Social Standing

Troubles of Little Caesar Range from Chicago H. S. Bands To Amateur Playing of HST

PETRILLO EYES HARRY TRUMAN’S PIANO MUSIC   e. PREDERICK C. OTHMAN

Subversive Elements Face Probe   Wide Field Will Come Under Committee Study

Los Angeles Pranksters Find Discs An Inspiration as Reports Slacken

WAR CONTRACT FRAUDS BARED   At Least 19 Accused Of Cheating Government Out Of $2,000,000

WAR CONTRACTS LINKED IN FRAUD   U. S. Official Accuses 19; Loss Is Betieved Over Two Million Mark

U. §. EMPLOYES CLEANRD.UP, CONGRESS TOLD   Report of Warren Links Government  Aides to ‘Graft’

JOB FINISHED BY MICHIGAN LAW MAKERS   LEGISLATURE PUTS APPROVAL ON TWO SIGLER BILLS

Second J. P. Faces Charge On Fund Use   Duncan Shortage  Of $964 Disclosed

SMALLER LOAVES OF BREAD MAY BE ASKED BY LUCKMAN   BREWERS ARE ASKED To CUT, THEIR PRODUCTION AS   STEP TO SAVE GRAIN 9a

Slash In Beer Productionls  To Be Demandec   Presidents Food Saving Commission Considers Reduction In Size Of Bread Loaves   PUBLIC BACKING OF DRIVE INCREASES

BREWING SLASH DEMANDED BY TRUMAN BOARD   Smaller Loaves Of Bread Considered As Means Of Grain Saving

Marshall Warns That Big Four Heads for Failure   Accuses Molotov Of Attempting to ‘Confuse the Issues

Marshall Warns Council Headed  Toward Failure  Secretary Says Molotov Vy. .   Secretary Says Molotov Trvine To Confuse Issues

Labor Disputes Hit Airlines, Ports  Troops May Be Used In Bus Line Strike.

Labor Situation Clouds Nation's ‘Producing Front   Coast-to-Coast Strike: in Varied Industries Bringing Unrest

WALKOUTS CLOUD LABOR PICTURE: 2 PORTS CLOSEE   Cargo “Handling in Les Angeles and Long Beach Harbors Suspended by Controversies,   2,500 NEW HAMPSHIRE SHOE WORKERS GO OUT   Union Orders Printers to Return to Jobs in Baltimore   Commercial Shops With  out a Contract.

Guardsmen May Be Used In Bus Strike   Action Threatened By Governor Of Mississippi

NEW YORK SEAMEN RATIFY WAGE PACT   Action Expected to End at Once Shipping Tie-Up on East and Gulf Coasts.

3.Unions Vote Port Pact Okay   Mediators. Called ‘Nitwits At Seasion of Local .

C10 SHIPPING TIEUP ENDED   Key Locals Okay Agreement On Wage Hike Reached With 39 Operators

Deadlock Broken By Interim Pact   Pacifie Geast Agreement 's Keeping Shipping Moving Wi While Me Siteree Continue; iH iutionk Brighter

Key Maritime Locals Ratify Terms To End Ship Tie-Up.  Interim Pact Ta Keep West Coast Shipping Moving Durine Sessions

ROYAL COUPLE BACK T0 WORK   Future Queen’s Husband May Get Raise From His $51.80 A Week

Honeymoon Over, Royal Couple Back In London  Return On King George’s Birthday

Happy’ s Damage  Suit Ends in Jury Verdict for Walz  Had Sued Furniture Ma Ley CITE ARAN Ade... '   Had Sued Furniture Man for $15,000 After’ Fall at Store

Happy s Damage Suit Ends in Jury Verdict for Walz  Had Sued Furniture Ma for $15,000 After

SENATOR BELIEVES HIKE IN EXEMPTIONS DOOMEL   Says Chamber Will Vete Dow Proposal To Raise Limait.

Defeat of Tax Proposals Loom   Amendments Would Raise Exemptions, Extend Community Property Benefits

Senator Claims Hike Proposals To Be Rejected   Millikin Predicts Increase In Exemptions, Asked by McClellan, Will Not Be Approved   Export Authority Extension Sought   Taft Asseria Request by Truman for Controls Given in Wartime To Be Slashed

MILLIKIN. PREDICTS BLOGK ON TAX MOVE   Raise In Exemptions Faces : Bar, Solon Feels

TAX EXEMPTION BOOST FAVORED   Millikin, However, Expects Senate To Reject Plan

Student Loses Wark af 2 Yaare   Millikin Doubts Tax Measure Will Boost Exemptions

Change in Tax Forms Unlikely  Democrat Proposes Higher Exemptions

Tax Proposals Are Introduced   Sen. Millikin Sees Senate Turning Down Exemption Hikes

REVISION ON TAXES SEEN   Millikin Predicts Senate Rejection of Exemptions Hike

Application of Community Property Laws to Income Taxes Predicted

FARMER ADMITS BRUTAL MURDER OF HIS WIFE   Almost Convinced Authorities Woman Had Committed Suicide

Double Murder Still Mystery   Business Man And Wife Of Dentist Found Shot To Death.

Tess ess Weeps ‘As Prosecutor  Makes Charges         noise Overell Sobs For "Firat Time'In ‘Trial;  :. Case Will Go To: Yury On Friday

LOUISE OVERELL WEEPS AT TRIAL   Prosecution Accuses He Of Conspiring To Kill Parents

TAFT IS LEADER IN PARTY POLI   Ohioan Takes Edge on Dewey  Amonn GOP Leaders

Barkley Leads Move To Defer Senate Action   Aseerts Nobody Beltevee Congress Will Reduce Truman’s Budget By $4,500,000,000   “Caution Needed”   On Vital Subject   Republicans Confident Of Victory In Vote Todays ‘George Pleads For Postponement

Hits Political Expediency   Appropriation Picture is Not Clear, He Says

MAY DEFER ACTION ON TAX CUTTING UNTIL JUNE 10   It Cannot Be Sound If It Is Based Upon Political Expediency.   STATEMENT BY BARKLEY   A €lose Vote Is Due This Afternoon on the Postponement.

Close Vote on Measure Seen This Afternoon   Senate Leader Would Defer Cut Until Jan. 1

BARKLEY VOICES OPPOSITION TO TAX CUT PLANS  CLOSE SENATE VOTE  SEEN ON MOVE TO DELAY FINAL ACTION   BULEETIN WASHINGTON, A-—The Senate veted 48 to 44 today to go ahead  immediately with a bill to slash in dividdal income taxes July 1.

CLOSE BALL SEEN TODAY ON TAX CUT DELAY   Barkley Makes Appeal Fo Postponement Of Any Action Till June 10

SENATE NEARS SHOWDOWN ON TAXCUT MOVE   Senator Barkley Gives Nod To Deferring Bill Until June 10

Sen. Barkley Urges Delay On Tax Cutting —   Declares No Tax Reduction Can Be Sound Based Upon Political Expediency

Kentuckian Backs Move For Delays  Until June   Doubt Over Finance Situation Is Aired  With Close Vote In Offine Late In Day

SENATE TO VOTE ON INCOME TAX DELAY TODAY   Barkley Says Democrats Favor Reduction at Right Time

Proceed With Tax Cut Plans   Republicans Turn Deaf Ear To Pleas To Go Slow On Cutting

May Call Federal Grand Jury for Ballot Scandal   Three District Judges ‘ Declare Readiness for the Action

Late News Bulletins  Federal Judges May Call Probe of Alleged Vote Fraud

LOOK AT SALARIES   Mayor Parsons Appoints Committee To Study Wage Scale

FOR THEFT OF WHEAT   Charges Have Been Filed Azains! , Three Nevada, Mo. Men

 Three Nevada, Mo., Men  Charged With Stealing Wheat at Geare Cia,

Yanks, German Civilians Are Seized in Munich Trouble Area   Stolen Army Equipment Found on Way to Black Market; Many Germans Found With Illegal Weapons, Papers

CIO ToAsk U.S. Plan Higher Pay, To Evacuat In New Year ‘American

DECISION OF 9 V.-PRESIDENTS   Amount Of Increases To Be Determined By Each Union

ENGLAND FACES MAJOR CRISIS IN WALKOUTS   London’s Stevedores Join,in Strike, Ignore Pleas

US Automic Monopoly Onh An Illusion, Gromyko Says; Unfavorable Position Seen   ‘Three Points Are Emphasized By Soviet Delegate in Address At Institute Dinner

Soviet Says Monopoly An ‘Illusion’   Gromyko Objects Atom Inspection

RUSSIA SCOFFS AT ‘MONOPOLY’ ON ATOM BOMB   Gromyko Emphasizes That Tables Could Be Turned In Pushing For Ban

Gromyko Denie: Atom Monopoly  Warns One Nation Can't Keep Secret

U. §. MONOPOLY TEMPORARY, HE ADDS   American Control Program Opposed By Russia   SOVIET ENVOY   Warns That Some Day U. S. . May Be In Less Favorable Position

U.S. Atomic Secret Held  An Illusion   Gromyko Says Russia Bars Inspection of Their Atom Plants

Atomic Monopoly Assailed   Russian Delegate on Security Council Tells U.S:.: ‘The Time May Come—’

Gromyko Says Atomic Bomb Secret OF U.S. Really Illusion   : Delegate Asserts Monopoly Can Be Only ‘Temporary’

Gromyko Pleads For Outlawing Of Afomic Bomb  Russian Discusses Problem On Air; First Public Talk

Gromyko Says Atom Monopoly  Is an Illusion  Hints U.S. May Lose Favorable

Gromkyo SayslS Atomic Monopoly May Be Illusory   Says We May Find Our selves In Less Favorable Position.

U.S. Atomic Weapon Monoply Called an Illusion by Gromyko In Address at New York Dinner

SAYS MONOPOLY BY ONE NATION BUT TEMPORARY   Russian Delegate Declares U. S. Atomic ~Advantage May Be ‘Only {llusory; Ob jects To Inspection.

FOURTH OF JULY “OBSERVED IN ALL PARTS OF NATION   [Truman Leads Independence  i Day Celebration With  Speech--Many Communities Flag Bedecked.   DEATHS, HOWEVER, MAR THE OCCASIOD   Auto Fatalitiés, Tornado That Kills 11 and Hurts 30, . Fires and Flood Among Holiday Tragedies.

HITS SUNDAY MOVIES   W.C.T.U. Secretary Says It Takes Youth Away From Churches

Bulk of Corn Crop Safe   82 Per Cent Not Damaged by Frost Little “Soft Corn”

Girl and Youth Face Charges Of Murder   Miss Overell Attends Funeral Services For Slain Parents

Murder Complaint ts Filed Against Girl and Her Friend   Action Follows Finding Of Ball Peen Hammer— Daughter at Funeral Rites

Murder Accusation Against 2 in Death Of Girl's Parents  Miss Overell, 17, and Her Boy Friend Held ee

2 FACE CHARGES ~ IN YACHT DEATHS   GIRL AND HER BOY FRIEND ACCUSED OF KILLING HER WEALTHY PARENTS.

Couple Held. For Murder By Timebomb  Charges Are Filed In Yacht Slayings

Military Leaders Despair Of Quick Peace And Predict Offensive Is Prelude To Display Of Strength.

Dewing Reveals Trial-Of Geedale  Set For May 12   Silent On Possible Release On Bail Of Onset Youth: Judge’s Name Not Given

Lie About the Taste of Your Turkey, But Othman Will Take His Pork Chop:

Po’k Chops for Li'l (Reducing) Othman— Lazy Day-zie for a Newsie   Writer Down Out Of the Hills For Holiday

Othman Thankful He'll Eat Pork Chops While Others Grapple With Turkey

East-Red Rift Emphasized By Russo Boycott   Soviet Bloc Rejects Plan For “Little Assembly” But UN Delegates Approve, 43-6-

SOVIET BOYCOTT WIDENS UNO RIFT   ‘Little Assembly’ Cold Shoulder Seen ‘2-World’ Debut

TWO WORLDS APPARENT 10 U.N. WORKERS   Many Delegates Believe Soviet Boycott of “Little Assembly” Makes Existence of Two Global Camps a Reality.

Red Decision For Boycott Of UN Body Widens Split   Political Committee Begins Discussion  On Admitting More

Soviet Boycott Removes Doubt  Last Action Clearly Reveals Two Worlds

FIGHT STRESSES TWO WORLD IDEA   British Feel Russian Boycott Emphasizes Rival Blocs

Two Worlds Are Seen In Red Boycott   Russia's Intention of Ignoring “Little Assembly" Emphasizes Existence of Condition

Russ to Shun U.N. Group   Entire Soviet Bloc Will Boycott Approved Little Assembly Plan

CORN SOARS TO ALL-TIME HIGH   Lack-of Moisture Hikes September Futures

Seeks Cut In Coal Shipments   Sees Danger af Shuldown of Industries

ODT CHIEF ASKS BAN ON EXPORT OF U. S. COAL   Johnson Fears ‘Shutdown Of Many Industries’ Because Of Car Shortage

‘Half’ of CIO Unions Ruled By Reds---Taft   Senator Makes Charge Before Students of Oregon State College

Taft Charge: Reds Rule CIO Unions   Fireworks Start When Senator Questioned by Red-Shirted Member of OSC Student Body

Auburn-Haired Girl Is Choked by Negre   Columbia Police and State Officers Seach In Vain for Assaileat.

RESCUED COUPLE DESCRIBE HARROWING EXPERIENCE ON ICY MOUNTAIN LEDGE   Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dykes Resting in Evanston, Wyo.. Hotel

COUPLE RESCUED FROM MOUNTAIN PEAK ARE EXHAUSTED, BUT WILL FLY AGAIN

Couple Rescued From Icy Ledge   Young Doctor, Wife Taken From Utah Peak Six Days After Crash

Gruesome Job Checking Dead At Blast Scene   Volunteer Workers Admit Scores Of Bodies May Never Be Identiried

MORGUES IN TEXAS CITY - ARE NIGHTMARE OF DEAT   PARTS OF BODIES CONTAINED IN MANY PACKAGES. AS _ RESULT OF TERRIFIC . BLASTS

Anti-Public Utility Picketing Measure Passed by Senate  Traffic Law Reform Bill  Sent to House Earlier   Traffic Law Reform Bill Sent to House Earlier

Phone Companies Not Affected By  Ramsey Measure’   Legislation Voted 3 For More Up-to-Date Texas Traffic Laws

Russia Rejects  U.S. Plan for  Jap Peace Parley Proposes Instead  Four-Power Minictare Caninecil

RUSSIA BALKS ON JAPANESE PEACE TREATY   » BID TO 11-NATION CONFERENCE IS TURNED DOWN

Russia Rejects Bid to Parley On J ap Pact   Insists That Task Be Taken Up by Foreign Ministers

Can’t Agree To 11-Nation Conference   Proposés Four - Power Foreign Ministers Meeting Instead

Russians Reject U. §. Plans For Jap Peace Parley   Soviets Turn Down 11-Nation Conference Favor Of Four-Power Foreign Minister Meeting To Frame Japanese Treaty

Russia Rejects U.S. Plan for Jap Peace Parley   Proposes Instead Four-Power Ministers Council

BID T0 JAPAN TREATY TALK:   Say U. S. Has Taken Unilateral Action On Conference

Russia Rejects Invitation To Peace Parley  » Suggests Meeting OV! Minietore Ta

Russia Turns Down Proposal On Jap Peace   Soviets Propose Big Four . Meeting To Toke Up Task

BID BY U.S. ON JAP TREATY IS REJECTED   Reds Turn Down Plar For Eleven-Nation Preliminary Confab

RUSSIA REJECTS BID TO MEETING   REFUSES TO ATTEND l-NATION CONFERENCE ON PEACE FOR JAPAN.

AGED PENSIONERS ARE INCREASING _ RAPIDLY IN STATE   The Missouri Expenditure Survey Complets a Study.   550 ARE ADDED A MONTH   Asks a Lien and Recovery Law Be Enacted In the, State.

Eisenhower Cites Need For Unity In Talk   Is Speaker At icksburg, Ancient Citadel Of South

CITADEL CITED BY GENERALS PEACE SPEECH   Eisenhower Uses South’s City Of Vicksburg In Stirring Address

Talk Of Gen. Eisenhower For President Is Revived   Ibject Lesson for World Cooperation Cited In Vicksburg Address-—General Says He Has No © Political Aspirations

Tucker Gar Is Unveiled   Described as First Completely New Autc In 50 Years

SHIVER, SHIVER  i a emer ere  Escapees ‘Rescued’ From Refrigerator

Food Price Drop  Again Forecast   Federal Ageney Says Milk, Cheese to Be Cheaper; Meat to Go Up

PREDICTS OIF COMING SON N-FOD G05)   Gov’t Review Says Meat May Go Up Some. But Drop Again in Fall. -

Forecasts Lower Prices on Foods  Economists Review Food Situation

BUREAU EXPECTS SUMMER DROP IN SOME FOOD PRICES   Increased Production of Sev. eral Major !tems Anticinnted

FOOD PRICES ARE EXPECTED TO DIP IN SUMMER, FALL   Butter, -Milk, Potatoes, Some Canned Articles to Remain At Hieh Marks

U.S. Is Trying to Collect More Than $44 000.000-From 600.000 Fr-Gic

Vet Benefits Refund Sought  By Government   665,000 G. L, Overpaid In All Kinds Of Benefits, VA Check-Up Diseloses

Veferan Benefits Largely Overpaid  VA Seeks Recovery of 44 Million

Brazilian Envoy Reported Under Guard in Russia   Soviet Will Hold Diplomats Until Safety Is Assured

Staff Of Brazilian Embassy In Russie Taken In Custody  Held To Assure Safe Return Of Diplomats

American Countries Give Final Okay To Hemisphere Plat  Pole-to-Pole Formula For Mutual Aid Gets General Favor

West Defense Treaty Given Final Approval   U.8., 18 Neighbors Pledge Armed Might Against  Acoreccinn

Revoli Spreads in Paraguay; President Acts   State of War Decree Issued in Effort to. End Army Uprising

Revolt Spreads in Paraguay; President Acts  _ State of War Decree  Issued in Effort to   Baad Beene Tlariciner

‘New Hotel Camoaign Starts Friday; Sale [Organization Complete, Ready To Go

POLITICA! BOSS IS BOMB VicTiM   Booby Trap In His Car Kills Ex-Sherif€ In “oweh, Tenn.

TOP SPEED OF 659 MILES AN HOUR REACHED DURING TEST FLIGHT LATE  YESTERDAY 

Boy Meets Girl With Aid of A Dog - Moral: Even a Dogfight Can Be Fixed

It’s a Dog’s Life, or— -How to Get Yourself a Man   Read On, There's A Moral to This Story

100 NEAR DEATH 15 DEAD, IN BIG BLAST AT BREST   Shipload of Nitrates Blows Up; 200 Others  Seriously Injured

SHIP BLOWS UP IN HARBOR ATBREST   15 Killed, 200 Others Hurt  Seriously -

Fourth Bonus Bill Introduced in Missouri House  Would Be Financed By State Income Tax and

NEW CONTRACT TERMS REACHED   Improved Working Condi tions Won By B. And O. Employes

NEGRO VOTING ~ BAN APPROVED   ponpoiau LEGISLATURE SENDS “WHITE PRIMARY” BILL TO   TALMADGE FOR HIS.  I - SIGNATURE

500 Questioned in Palestine Roundup   Large Arms Cache Found As Two Jews Are Held

Troops Find Arms Cache, Arrest Jews   Pair Suspected of Activity Against British

Reds May Be Ahead Of US.   No Monopoly On New Weapons, Nimitz Says

 Publication Of Technical Reports Sharply Criticized  Lilienthal Hits ‘A-Bomb Leaks

CHARGE LEAK ON ATOM DATA   Lilienthal Says Security I. Threatened by Technical Report Publications

Pleads For Secrecy. Of Bomb Facts   Lilienthal ‘Tells Congress Too Much Is Being Given To: World

Long Debate Session Is Continued   Solons Had Remained In Continuous Session 28'2 Hours

Debate Forces Delay on Fate Of Labor Bill    Filibuster Continued On Inte Night; Taft Confident

Taft Confident; Demos Concede Deteat Likely   Debate on Taft-Hartley Measure Continues After Near-Record 29-Hour Session Spent by Foes in Word Battle

Agreementio Vote Monday  Ends Session   Serator Morse Talks Ten Hours in Filibuster to Gain Time for Foes of Controversiat Measure

BALLOT WILL BE STARTED AT 1P. M.   Agreement to Delay Action on Move to Override Presidential Veto Comes at End of 28',-Hour  a Se

CX-MARINE CLEARED IN L.A. MURDER   Lie Detector Test And Footprints Clear F. F. French

Sex Psychopath Is Hunted By Police   Les Angeles’ Second Mutilation Murder Not Solved By Los Angeles Homicide Officers

Heavy Winds, Rains Buffet State, Damage Southwest Missouri; Ada Touched Lightly

3UDDIES GET TOGETS ER  ~ Former Capt. ‘Truman Host To 1800 at Service Party —

Greek-Turk Aid Test Vote Near   Russian Plan To Impose U.N. Supervision Over U.S. Aid Hits Snag.

FRANCE, BRAZIL BACK U, S. PLAN   Red Hope of Putting UN Hand In Greece Fades

LLC. Passenger Train, Freight In Collision   Cars, Locomotive   Cars, Locomotive . Reported Derailed.

Report of Citv Clerk & Collector:   Warrant Account Statement:   BULLETINS

Contest for U. Post Interesting  Herbert and Osbort Seek Position

ERON PLAN’ OR LOANS TO OUTH AMERIC!   Argentina Hits U.S. Aid Limits

Argentina Offers $5 Billion Plan For The Relief Of South America

Argentina Announces ‘Peron Plan?  To Challenge U. S. Philanthropy

Peron Regime Olfers Needy Nations Loans   Argentina Presents Caallenge to U. §. Supremacy in Western Homisphere With 5 Billion Dollar Progran..

Argentina Prepares to Challenge Marshall Plan With Peron Proposal

Five Billion To Aid World s Peron’s Idea  _ Direct Challenge  ~~ pA £ tt DE.   Direct Challenge To Marshall Plan WNlated In AAave

Argentina {fo Compete With Marshall Plan   South American Country Offers ‘Loans to Anyone’

Argentina Offers Loans to Needy   Peron Has 5 Billions; Envoy Scores U. S.

ARGENTINA OFFERS 5-BiLLION MARSHALL PLAN. LOANS PRINCIPALLY FOR LATIN. AMERICANS

New-Born Nations Face Crisis Murderous Riots In Pakistan, India Could Plunge Into War

RIGHTS WILL BE PROTECTED   Probable Nationalization of Private Holdines Brings Move

Reds Back Out On Charges of  \\" armongering   In Condemnation of Talk Menacing Peace

RUSSIA DROPS WARMONGERING CHARGES INU, N.   U. S. Joins Soviet Union In Condemning Talk Endannering the Peace

Rare Example of Accord Noted in U.N.   U.S. Joins Russia in Condemnation ot Threat to Peace

Nations Agree To Discourage Talks of War  U.S. Joins Sovie In New Move to * End Propaqanda

UN Condemns All Talk Likely to Hold Threat To World-Wide Peace   By JOHN A. PARRIS. JR.

Soviets Back Down On Warmonger Talk   Rare Example of Accord Displayed In U.N. Assembly

REDS BACK DOWN ON CHARGES OF WARMONGERING   Join with U. S. in Worldwide Condemnation of War Talk.   AUSTIN HAILS MOVE   Surprise Accord Comes as Russian Proposal Is Beaten in UN,

Reds Retract ‘Wamongting Charge at UN.   Soviet Joins U.S. In Condemnation Of Peace Threats

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   British Trades Congress Rejects Re-Establishment of Russian Trade Relations

Waitress Finds $19,000   Florida Hotel Man Must Return To Cincinnati To Claim Small Fortune Left At Airport

OWNER OF $19,000 FORTUNE LOCATED   Life Savings Were Left in Bag At Cincy Airport

People Are Honest  Bag 1 Containing $19, 000 Cash Left in Restaurant is Found

SHERIFF SAYS TWO LEADS _HE_FOLLOWED WERE VAL‘ VELESS—FORTUNE.. -* _ TELLER CON: SULTED .

Agents on Trail Of Chief Figure. In Sugar Racket  But They Still Don't Have Enough Data To Land 'Mr. Big'

Unified Command ls Announced For Caribbean  General Crittenberge Placed in Charge Of Defense System

Defense Command in Coribbean Area Unified   Creation of @ Single Control Announced by Joint Chiefe of crate

UNIFIED CARIBBEAN DEFENSE PLAN SET   Gen. Crittenberger To Head New System

‘Caribbean To Be Under One   ‘Command   Lt. Gen. Crittenberger To Be In Charge, Says Joint Chiefs Of Staff's  Annonneemant

Unify Defense In Caribbean  Gen. Crittenberger Named To Head Group

COMMAND FOR CARIBBEAN IS TO BE FORMED   Unified Command For Defense System Announced By Joint Chiefs of Staff   LAND, SEA, AIR FOR“ES CC UNDER CENERAI

Sixth of Seven Unified Arms Posts Filled   Gen. Crittenberger Will Command Caribbean Area

New Command For Caribbean  Is Announced   Crittenberger Chief ir New Unified Group

Command for Caribbean  Area Named   General Crittenberger To Head New Unified System Adopted in Line  With Annanncement

UNIFIED COMMAND FOR THE CARIBBEAN DEFENSE SYSTEM   This Announcement Was Made Today by Joint Chiefs of Staff.   APPROVED BY TRUMAN   In Line With Policy Adopted Last Year and Announced In December.

Unified Command For Caribbean is Set Up By Joint Chiefs Of Staff   In Line With Policy Adopted Last Year And Approved By President

Autumn Comes Early To Southwest Area  Rew Tha Avenniatart ODerata

Soviets Rap U.S. Policy  Toward Japs   Delegates Tells UN America Trying To Restore Industrial Power In Orient

SOVIET ATTAGK AIMED AT U3. JAPAN FOLIC   Charges Restoration of Japs’ Industry Would Lead to Imperialism.

Restoration Of War Pofential Laid To U.S.   Marshall Plan Is Bitterly Attacked By UN Deleaate

Tomorrows Headlines “Jaday SOVIET LAUNCHES ATTACK ON US. POLICY OF HANDLING JAPANESE

Russia Launches All-Out Attack.on U. S. Japan Policy   Charges War Potential Is Being Rebuilt

Soviets Swing Attack to Asia   Speaker Makes Same Charge on Germany

Russia Cries Out at U.S. Jap Policies  Delegate Says ‘War Potential’ Being Restored

Baby Who Arrived Three Months Harly Ty Moot His New Mexico Family

Racial Issue May Keep, Memphians From Seeing Nation's Freedom Trair

e The Weather   ‘Sen. Revercomb Sees ‘Proposed Aid Plan os Step Toward New Wer

'HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Tough Gangsters Keep Away From Jim Prichard’s County

GOP in Top Spot On Pennsylvania Ballot  Beaver Democrat  Crosses Party Lines

WIFE ADMITS — TORSO MURDER ~ AFTER ARREST   SLAYER TELLS POLICE SHE  KILLED HUSBAND WITH HAMMER AND THEN  ‘CUT UP BODY -

President Returns To Work After  Florida Vacation Sacred Cow Reaches 17,500 Feet; Oxygen Mask Used

YOUTHFUL BANK BANDIT TAKEN   Posse Captures Pair Who Escaped with $2,000 in Kansas Daylight Robbery

RIOTING KILLS 87, HURTS 425   Fires Devastate Big Area: in Amritsar and Multan In India

INJURED IN INDIAN RIOTS   Both Moslems and Hindus Reported Mobilizing Armies

Sixty Killed In Bloody Rieting In Punjab Area   Large Sections Of Two Cities In Punjab Section Of India In Ruins   REPORT INJURED WILL TOTAL 250

TWO CITIES ARE SET AFIRE _ DURING OUTBREAKS IN INDIA   SIXTY PERSONS DEAD AND SCORES INJURED IN RIOT. _ ING BETWEEN MOS.  LEMS AND HINDUS

60 ARE KILLS? 250 INURED INRIOTING   2 + Large Sections  Of Two Cie ; Lie In Ruins

0) AILLED, 4) INJURED IN INDIAN RIOTS   toth Moslems and Hindus Reported Mobilizing Armies

NI Y. Cotton   Cotton Textile Outlook is Good, According to Institute Director

VOMAN FLIER NES IN CRASH   Sho's Marge Hurlburt, Holder of Speed Record, Killed Stunting.

Rioting Rages in Holy Land   Shooting, Wrecking, _ Burning Mark Arabs’ Opposition. te lews

Arab, Jewish .  Mobs Rioting  In Jerusalem, Thousands of ‘Arabs, Angry  At Partition Vote, Stari Violence. Jews Rolnliaie

Mobs Continue To Kill, Riot  In Jerusalem   Jews Counterattack Against Arab Mebs in Shooting, Wrecking and Burning in Holwv Land.

Ory 24and 7 oO © UON true  Arab and Jewish Bands Shoot. Wreck and burn

‘We Want War’ Cries Heard From Egyptians  Jews Counterattack   Jews Counterattack In Palestine; Shots, Fires, Killings Rage In Many Countries

Arab Partition Riots Erupt for Second Day   4 Palestine Jews Killed in Shooting, Wrecking; Jewish Mobs Counterattack But Hagana Troops Help Quell Violence

SHOPS BURNE AS MOBS ROAM IN JERUSALEM   Report Casualty Toll for Holy Land at 6 Killed and 38 Injured

BRITISH STRIVE TO KEEP ORDER; IMPOSE CURFEW   Wir VOL VUINE LEY  ARABS CONTINUE ON THREE DAY STRIKE AGAINST PARTITION

Palestine Arabs      _ Three Jere Murdered "AS Mostins  ’ Demonstrate Acainst-UN Partition

Georgia Road Prison Camps Are Abolished   Action Is Taken As Result ok July 11 Slaughter of Eight Convicts By Guards,

Georgia’s Prison Camps Abolished   New Investigation Is Opened Into Riot July 11 When Eight Negroes Were Killed

GEORGIA ORDERS HIGHWAY PRISON CAMPS ABOLISHEL   State Reopens Probe Inte  Slaying Of 8 Negroes  . By Guards

Bipartisan Move Draws Criticism   Brown Would Leave Issue To U.N.; White House © Parley on Monday. ©

GOP.LEADERS — OPPOSE PLAN   TAFT SAYS ‘RECOVERY BUDGET TOO HIGH AND TIMEPERIOD TOO LONG

Taft In New Aid Plan Rap   One-Year Program is Hinted by Ohio Solen

Eight Billion Js First Year Cost Of Marshall Plar   So Declares Senator Taft— Congress Will Not Ap-’ prove Such Figures   AGAINST FOUR YEAR PROGRAM

LIKES SHORT-TERM AID Taft Says President's Relief Fund ‘Too High’

TEACHER PAY HEARING HELD   Assembly Told Pay Increas Needed to Meet Crisis In School Program

ASSEMBLY GETS TEACHER PLEAS FOR PAY BOOST   PSEA President, Others Tells Legislators of Need For $1000 a Year Raise

Atrophy In Some Parts Of Brain Can Be Remedied By. Operation On Neck, Surgeohs’ Meeting Told

Promise of Rain Is Encouraging To Firefighters  22 New Fires Develo  DO i Me Mo

64 Forest Fires Rage in Wisconsin  Firefighters Are Encouraged By Promise Of Rain By Late Today

Conservation Hearing Brings Heated Discussion  Witnesses Oppose Proposed Change In Commission

Hurley Post Host lo Legion School   Session Scheduled Friday October 17

Hurley Post Hos! To Legion Schoo!  Session Scheduled   Session Scheduled Friday October 17

Box Car Supply Affects Delivery Of Fertilizer   Increasing Output Of Potash Will Only Augment Shortage

DEMO OFFICIAL SCORES BILL  Taft-Hartley Law Termed Campaian Issue For 1948

Democratic Officials Dramatically Place Party In Opposition To GOP Reaction

DEMOS TO RAP AT LABOR LAW   Party Tub Thumper Would Make Taft-Hartley Act Main Campaign Jssue

Democrats to Make Labor Bill Issue   But Sonte Democrats Can't See Eye to Eye With Party Leaders

Labor Act ls Seen as 1948 Issue   Democrats Ready To Take Issue To the Voters

U.S. Appeals For Partition Plan  Seeks Approval Of Palestine Proposal

UN HEARS U.S. PLEA FOR PASSAGE OF PALESTINE PLAN   Partition Proposal Offers Most Practicable Solution, Jonhson Says.   LARGE MAJORITY ASKED   America Ready to Support Carrying Out of Order, Delegates Told.

U.S. Pleads for Approval Of Palestine'’s Partitior   Johnson’s Appeal Blasted by British and Arabs, Work of Committee Continued to Monday

U.S. Appeals For Partition  Ot Palestine   First Direct Plea in United Nations Made by America

U.S. Appeals. For Palestine  Division Votes   Largest Majority Possible. Urged By Herschel Johnson

Death Penalty for _ Chicago Sex Killer To Be State’s Plea   27-Year - Old Confessed Murderer of Child Says He Don’t Care

CASE AGAINST ROMNEY GOES TO JURY TODAY   Defense Fails To Present Single Witness; Defcndant Admits Losing £50.00¢

Jury to Consider Romney Action  Acquittal Motion Denied by Court

RACIAL RIOTS RACE DESPITE TRUCE EFFORT   Police Authorized To Use Weapons On Attackers

"Tisn't Comintern Either, Says Pravda  Russian Peper Seys Old Set-up Out of Bote

Government Cuts Grain Exporting By Nearly Half   Consumer Resistance to High Prices Mounts Over the Nation

‘Two Halves—Same Apple’   New Demands Arise For U. S. To Weigh Aid,  Soaring: Costs   Byrd Calls For End To ‘Hysteria’ Action On Legislative Pleas

SAME PROBLEM   New Demands Made For. Ad min‘stration to Weigh, Two: Situations   CONGRESSIONAL OPINION iS TO PROCEED SLOWLY

Rising] Prices tir Debate On “Congress Call          Foreign: Aid :and. Domestic onomy Linked; But No Strong. Support For: Session-Is- Seen.

Weigh Aid and Prices, Plea   Third Urgent Plea For Aid to Italy Ils Heard

REVIEW OF RELIEF PROGRAM IS URGED   Probe Tied to Soaring Food Prices Thruout Nation

Life ofItaly as Nation Held to Hang on United States Dollars, Wheat and Coal: Prospects Poor

Takes Step In View Of Rising Living Costs. Leaders Urge President Truman To Act.

UnGE FRANK FOREIGN AID ACCOUNTING   Many Lawmakers Doubt That Special Session Should Be Convened. 

Consumer Cries For Price Curb   State Department Hears Third Urgent Plea From Italy

Rising Prices Linked To Foreign Aid Issue  Cry Mounts for Administration TT. Waioh One Acainst the Other

U. S. Sharply Slashes Grain, Flour Exports   Consumer ‘Fight’ Againa High Prices Spreads To More Cities,

Home Prices Vs. Aid Plan   Claim Italy Must Have Help Before Marshall Plan.

Cupital Hill Sees Price, Aid Link .   Foreign Program and ‘Soaring Costs Here  Are Related, Some  Conaressmen Claim

U.S. SLASHES GRAIN EXPORTS FOR NOVEMBER   Export Allocations to Shortage Areas Cut Because of High Prices

Senator Byrd Issues Call for an End to Hysteria  ‘Domestic Price Crisis Linked With Foreian Aid

Byrd Calls for End of “Hysteria” When Aid Money Is Asked   Demand is Made Help Be Weighed Against High  Prices at Home

Soaring Prices Enter Foreign Aid Picture  Many Solons Doubt Need Of pecial Session

Administration Asked To Weigh Foreign Aid Against Soaring Prices At Home

SENATORS LINK PRICE PICTURE TO FOREIGN AID   U S. Gets Third Plea From Italy That Fate Hangs On Additional Help

FLOUR EXPORTS ARE ORDERED CURTAILED   Fight Against All High : Prices Is Spreading Rapidly

SOARING PRICES, AID TO EUROPE REQUIRE STUDY   Government Urged To Analyze Costs in Relation with Foreign Program

High Prices Linked With Foreign Aid   Sen, Byrd, Va., Calls For End Of “Hysteria”

U.S. Urged to Weigh Foreign Aid Against Soaring Prices at Home   New Opposition to Special Session Comes As Italy Presents Third Urgent Italian Plea For Help: Byrd Calls fer End to ‘Hysteria’

Demands Grow For U. S. To Cut Shipments   MORE STUDY IS URGED BEFORE GOODS SENT ABROAD

Dahlia Murder Clues Sifted  Address Book Sent By Mail Puts Police On New Scent   Another Picture Page 8

a - TURN. TO: ADDRESS: BOOK — Police Free Blonde  In- Dahlia. Killing

SENATE HEADS BALK AT QUICK COURT ACTION   House Members Angle Fol Truman Reaction On Injunction Move

Bill Intended to Halt Phone Tieup Meets Stiff Congressional Fight

Accord With Long Distance Operators Seen as Imminent by U. §. Conciliator Manno   President of AUTW Less Optimistic: Legistation to Halt Strike by Means of Injunction Meets With Opposition

Phone Strike Bill Opposed   Senate Labor Committee Balks At Emergency Legislatian.

Senate Nears Action on General Labor Bill to Block National Tieups

Bill to End Phone Tieup Hits Snag   Senators Oppose Injunction Plan

Anti-Strike Legislation Hits A Snag   Republicans Seek Views Of Truman

BILL T PHONE TIE-UPS RUNS INTD SNAG   Meets Strong Opposition Ir Congress; Republicans Seek Truman View

PROGRESS IS REPORTED BY CONCIEIATOR   Most Sectors Report Normal Telephone Service Thrueut Nation

Measure Meets Stiff Opposition  Desi ighed to. Halt  a pele eee eee

Emergency Bill Sees Opposition In House Today   Legislation Is Designed To Halt Telephone Strike By Injunction

SOLONS OPPOSE LABOR ACTION   Bill to Halt Phone Strike Hits Opposition

Stiff Opposition in Congress to Court Action Designed to Halt Phone Strike; Long Struggle Seen

Bill to Permit Injunction in Phone Strike Meets Stiff House Opposition

House Republicans Await President's Views on Emergency Phone Measure

Arabs Mobilizing For Expected Wan With the Jews  Official Says Arabs Will Fight if the British Pull Out

Action Indicated If British Leave   Army Prepared in Event Of “Military Showdown’

Dished Out First Day of Summer   At Least (8 Meet Death, Hundreds Homeless in Nature’s Outbursts

Tornadoes, Flash Floods Lash West   19 Dead, Many Homeless As Freak Weather Marks First Day of Summer; Nebraska Hardest Hit

BLIZZARD, FLO0DS, TORNADOES TAKE TOLL OF 18 LIVES   Wall Of Water Smashes Nebraska Town; Snow

First Day Of Summer Greeted With Blizzards, * Flash Floods Leaving Hundreds Homeless Now

12-FOOT WAVE SWEEPS THROUGH NEBRASKA CITY   TOURISTS MAROONED BY HUGE SNOWDRIFT ON MOUNTAIN PEAK

Toll Is 18 Dead In Flash Floods And Blizzards   Hundreds Homeless; 70 Vacationists Are Trapped in U. S. Park

18 KILLED AND MANY HOMELESS AS STORMS HIT   Seventy Vacationists Trapped In Swirling Snow Storm As Western United States Greets Ad.  vent Of Summer.

Varied Weather Over the Nation  Tornadoes, Floods, Blizzards Reported

Freak Stors Take 19 Lives Over Weekend   Tornadoes, Fleods And Blizzards Wreak Evarcenin.

‘Tornadoes, Howling Blizzards And Flash Floods Take 18 Lives   Summer Ushered In By Freakish Turns in Weathe

Fifteen Perish As Wall Of Water Descends On  Nebraska Town   Three Others Die From Bitter “old   Tornadoes Also Play Havoc As Nation Greets First Day Of Summer

Hundreds Of Persons  Homeless   Iwelve-Foot Wall Of Water Hits Town In Nebraska—Blizzard Causes 3 Deaths

Floods, Snows And Twisters Take 18 Lives   15 Drown in Nebraska; Blizzard in West Kills Three

MS VM Meo: Sees  Tornadoes, Flash Floods and Blizzards Claint 18 Lives as Summer Makes Debut      Traffic Crashes Claim 9 Lives

70 VACATIONISTS TRAPPED  Blizzard, Flash Floods, Tornadoes Rock Nation as af Least 18 Die; Many Missing

Blizzards, Tornadoes and Floods Take 19 Lives and Leave Hundreds Homeless in Reception to Summer

OFFICIAL NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Advertisement for Bids  CONSTRUCTION OF REINFORCED CONCRETE PRNNTS corre pre

Leaqal Notices      AN SPS I eS OFFICIAL NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Advertisement for Bids CONSTRUCTION OF REINFORCED

Missing Girl's Body Is Found   ‘Maryland High School Girl's  Body Is Located In  Mill Race Near    Home

NEW EVIDENCE DISCOVERED IN YACHT SLAYING   Police Hold Hamme: As Clue in Death Of Socialites

SENATE G.0.P. WINS FIGHT 10 BAR BILBO   Mississippian Draws Pay, But No Seat; to Have Operation

BABY BEEVES AVAILABLE TO CLUB MEMBERS   Fifty Shorthorn Calves to Go On Sale at Knoxville Sat., November 1

Shorthorn Breeders ‘May Get Baby Beeves ‘At Knoxville Nov. 1   Suited for 4-H Club Members to Start Herd.

Foreign Policy Views Must Be Outlined by Gen. Marshall Before He Leaves for Moscow   Senate Action Wed. Not “Blank Check”  Policy Endorsement

MARSHALL SLATED 70 GO 10 MOSCOW: NOW AT HONOLULU   New Secretary to Talk With Truman, However, to Air Views about Important Matter.   CHINESE SITUATION TO BE DISCUSSED

Parleys Before Trip To Moscow Are Anticipated   Personnel Changes Indicated When Army Leader Assumes Post

Marshall will  Outline Policy Hill   Senate to Question New Secretary of State On Defense Measures

Marshall To Be Asked About Views   Will Be Quizzed On His Plans For Foreign Relations

Marshall ‘To Be Called For Policy Discussion Before Departure For Moscow

Solons Seeking Marshall Views   Will Be Called On To Outline Policies On Foreien Matters

Will Urge Marshall  A YT a  ‘To Chart U.S. Policy   New Secretary Of State I Confirmed In Speedy Fashion

Marshall to  Give Views On Pahav  5 SREY  Senate Groun Will   Senate Group Will Meet With New Secretary of State Before Moscow Parle:

MARSHALL TO BE CALLED BY SENATE   To Outline His Foreign Policy Views

GEN, MARSHALL TO FAGE SENATE OUIZ ON POLICY   New Secretary of State Confirmed Swiftly

Congress Will Call Marshall   Clamor for Meeting Follows Confirmation

Summon New Secretary To  Capitol Hill   Senators Want to Knov His Attitude Toward Russian And Western  Hemisphere Defenses .

Marshall Will Outline . Views On U.S. Policy   Senate Foreign Relations Committee To Question Secretary On Relations With Russia And Western Hemisphere Defense Policies

CONGRESS SETS POLICY CHECK FOR MARSHALL   New Cabinet Member Reaches Hawaii, Will Rest

Will Call Marshall to. Capitol Hill to Discuss Policy Prior'to Moscow Session   Sotons Want to Quiz:Him on: - Our Relations With Soviet Russia   Gen. Marshall Arrives In Honolulu—Keeps Mum

Marshall Will Be Called On To Outline Policies   CONGRESS WOULD HAVE 4 SECRETARY PRESENT FOREIGN VIEWS

SENATE 10 QUIZ GEN. MARSHALL   New Secretary to Outline His Policies

Chamber Says Jail Fee Proposal No Cure   *’roposed Sheriff Raise Will Not Help. Chamber Says

OFFICIALS START TALKS IN MEXICO CITY ON PROJECT  U.S. And Mexico Discussing Plans For. World's Laraest International Park On State’s Border

OFFICIALS MEET IN MEXICO CITY LAST WEEK TO TALK EXPANSION PROGRAM

Quake Added fo Flood Terror   St. Louis Area Hit: Water Breaks Levee

Flood Area Severely Rocked by Earthquake; Water at 103 Year High

LEVEE AT ST. LOUIS CRUMBLES   Record Flood In Mississippi; Quake Rocks Region

FIRST LEVEE GIVES WaY AT ST. LOUIS.   Highest F! lood On Mississippi In 103 Years

Quake-Battered Embankment at Chouteau Break:   Two Other Retaining Walls Hold Highest Crest in 103 Years

Mississippi Levee Breaks In Illinois   Sharp Earthquake Weakens Retaining Walls Of Greatly Swollen River

Mis sissippi Receding at St. Louis   Levee Breaks This Morning _ As Water Nears Record Height

LEVEE FAILS AS QUAKE SHAKES ST. LOUIS AREA   Highest Flood Waters on Mississippi in 103 Years Crumbles Dike

EARTH TREMOR SHAKES LEVEES ONE CRUMBLES   Mississippi at Highest Flood Stage Since 1844 Waters Spread Farther

Levee, Weakened By Quake, Gives Way m [mots   2 MORE HOLD UNDER   Mississippi Ficod Waters at

EARTHQUAKE  fillS FLOODED ST. LOU: DAMAGE 1S SLIGHT   Chimneys Knocked Down; Sidewalks Are Split by Temblor; Levees Hold, However, Says Report   BATTLE TO SAVE DIKES ARE PUSHED

Highest Flood in 103 Years   Water Pours Over 2000 Acres After Earthquake Hits Ares

Crest Hits Record High In 103 Yrs.   Other Levies May Let Go Soon, Engineers Say

028 WAR DEAD RETURNED 10 U8,   THOUSANDS LONE QUAY IN MOURNING AS SHIP PULLS INTO SAN FRANCISCO.

3,028 Bodies  Of War Dead  Arrive in U. S. Highest Honors Paid  As Funeral Vessel Reaches:Frisco Dock

U.S. War Deat Returned to Homeland   Bodies of Sixteen Montanans Are on Funeral Ship ,

Thousands Pay Tribute to Defenders Of Humanity; First War Dead Arrive

Tribute Paid Heroes At San Francisco  First U.S. War Dead Returned To Nation.

Gandhi, ‘Tired of Living Amid Hate’ Says Birthday Honors Are Empty

FAULK RESIGNS AS PRESIDENT OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BECAUSE OF HEALTH ODIS JOHNSON ELECTED

PRESIDENT TRUMAN REACHES CAPITAL   Executive Tanned After Vacation in Florida—Says He Had a Good Rest.

HOUSE TURNS DOWN BAN ON SHIPMENTS   Stopgap Aid Bureau, U. S. Consumer Needs  Are To Be Considered

Way Is Cleared For Passage of House Aid Bill   European Half Billior Relief Vote May Be by Wednesday

Proposal To Ban Relief Shipments Abroad Turned down By Group Vote

Reject Curb on Sending Relief Goods to Europe   Action by House Paves Way for Passage Of Aid Bill

House Clears Big Obstacle Tn Relief Bill   ‘Proposal to Ban Exporting Of Scarce Goods PYefesnted £

A1D MEASURE CLEARS MAJOR TEST IN HOUSE   Plan to Ban Shipment Of All But Surplus Goods Defeated

House   Measure Is Certain Of Passage   Royall Asks) Congress For More Money To Maintain Occupation In Germany = And Japan

HOUSE DEFEATS PROPOSED BAN ON FOREIGN AID   Major Obstacle Cleared; Passage Seen Certain on Help for Eurone, China

Aid Bill Clears Major Obstacle  Passage Today Or Tomorrow Is Seen

Aid Act Clears House Hurdle.  Nears Passage   Amendments Acted on In Chamber: Royall Asks Occupation Funds

Policy Directive On Reich Points To Big 4 Failure   Clay Told to Oppose Any Attempt to Impose External Form of Rule

New U.S. Policy in Germany Ordered  ‘External’ Government   ‘External’ Government Forms Hit by Directive

U.S. Tells  New Policy In Germany   Opposes External Gov imposition; Supports Productive Reich.

US. Orders Free Politics For Germany   Capitol Instructs Gen. Clay To Bar All Intervention

U. §. Orders Gen. Clay to Oppose Attempts to Impose External Form of Government on Germany

Will Oppose: “Imposition” Government Of Any Kind   Yanks Don’t Want  to Force Democracy on Germans, to Allow No Other Invasions

NEW ORDERS ISSUEDTO GEN. CLAY    Regarding Amer. Military’ Gov’ t. In Germany

CLAY ORDERED 10 OPPOSE EXTERNAL REGIMES INREICt    New Basic. Directive Defines American Policy Toward ' Germany

U. 5. DEGREES NEW POLICY FOR GERMANY  Constitutional Form of Political Life

Italian Police Fire on Leftist Demonstrators   Roma Paper Says “Direct Actlon” fs Now Being  Brwestaged be mie

Italian Turmoil Moves to Naples   Police Fire on Communist trators Protesting Provocations   QUIET IN THE NORTH   Rightist Newspapers Destroyed in Milan, Bologna  Venice

Italian Turmeil Moves te Naples   Newspapers Des“Tove Boer  Venke

Police Wound Several Red Demonstrators; Northern leafy Quiet But Fense

Naples Rioters Wounded by Police Shots   Communist Wave Spreads——Troops Patrol Marseille

Army Goes to Aid Of Stranded Cars   Drifts Grip 500 Near Baltimore

3 Judges, DA Called In Vote Probe  Asked To Tell . Why No Action In Kanegas City

First Douglas County Wheat of Coal 947 Season Was Sold Saturday To Th

Solon Would Blow Up Nazi Plants   Bridges Says Russia Would Get Them Through Dismantling

He Defends Bill to Bar U.S. Activity   Vandenberg Promises Full Inquiry Into Matter by Foreign Relations Unit _   ‘China to Get Aid   Sum of $20,000,000 Is ‘Marked for Chinese Assistance

Would Blast Reich Plants To Foil Reds   Would Blow Them Up Rather Than Let Russians Get Them—Bridges

Sen. Bridges Wants To Blow Up German War Industry Plants  Solon Opposes Giving Them to Russia; Aid Bill Gets Approval

Bridgers Assails Plant Dismantle   Shouts He Prefers Blowing Them Up Tc Sending To Russia

PLANS BARGAIN SALES OF SOME LIQUOR STOCKS   Dunifon Tells of Program to Dispose of Slow-Moving Surplus Brands

Lightning Strikes Bridge at Toledo   Bargain Sales af State Rum Stores

Attlee Denies Squandering Big U.S. Loan   British te Cut Armed Strength: Labor Help Asked

Attlee Denies ‘Any Frittering   Churchill Had Charged United States Loan Was “Prittered Away.”

POINTED. OUT . ‘FEAR’ DRIVE OF THE REDS   REPUBLICS TOLD “SHADOW OF ARMED. AGGRESSION” HANGS OVER SOME NATIONS

; PENNIES SNIPPED FROM COST IN CITIES OF STATE; [RONTON’S 20 IS HIGH  ‘Ohio Milk Selling at 17-20 Cents Per Quart as Prices Droy

Further Drop In Milk Prices Is Anticipated  11S) ta Reduce      U.S. to Reduce Price to Be Paid Producers

After Setback From Supreme Court John L. Is on Top of World Again

Price-Curb Ball Passed To Truman   Declare President Has Most Of Power: To Curb Inflation

Senate’s Republican Policy Committee Puts Truman ~“Anti-Inflation” Measures at End of the List.

Truman Power Requests Sent To Scrap Heap      U. $. Spending and. Ex ports Are: Blamed © for Inflation ‘

Gi. 0. P. LEADERS SCUTTLE TRUMAN WAGE-PRIGE PLAN   Decide Not to Consider Re vived Controls and Ka- °  tioning at Present Ses- _ sion of Congress.   CALL FOR INFORMATION ON AUTHORITY SOUGHT   Declare the President Already Has Most of Power Need- < ed to Restrain Inflation.” ~

TRUMAN PRICE PLAN IS HEADED FOR JUNK PILE   President's Proposals Put An End Of List For  Consideration

Congress Leaders Consign Much Of ‘ruman’s Recommendations To Scrap Heap For This Session: Forejzn Aid Up Monday

Taft Places Control Plan At End Of List   Price-Curb Bill Passed Back To President; More Information Sought On Demand For Powers

Government Spending Hit As One Cause Of Inflation  Virtually Consign To Scrap Heap — Truman’s Request

TRUMAN'S PLANS -METT BOP BLOCK   fille Price-Wagp And  . Rationing At Bottom Of Aoends List .

INFORMATION ON REQUESTS   Leaders Reluctant To Take Action Before  January Session ©

HIGH PRICES CAUSED BY EUROPE AID   Republicans Certain Truman Has Power To Halt Inflation

Truman Plea For Rationing  ‘Turned Aside   Republicans Say President Already Has Power Te Bale Inflation

10 CONSIDER TAX CUT AFTER BUDGET VOTE   Knutson Announces Hearings fore House Group Will Be Onen

GREECE MAPS LEFTIST FIGHI   New Monarch Studies Plans For Aggressive Campaign Against Guerrillas

Soviet Envoy Called Home From Athens  King To Continue  Campaign Against Leftist Guerrillas

NEW GREEK KING -TOFIGHT REBELS   PAUL STUDIES PLANS FOR BSivE—SOVIET ENVOY TO GO HOME.

GREEKS BATTLE LEFTIST BANDS   New King Carries Or Campaign As Nation Mourns George Il

KING PAUL IS UPPOSING ALL LEFTISTS  }  Snes P es Maxnnerch   New Greek Monarch Takes Firm Stand  On Home Conditions

Fight on Leftists to Be Pressed by New Greek King  Most of the Nation Mourns Sudden  Death of Monarch;  Guaataasw (itsamaleon Diwwme Das acne

Paul to War On Left Wing   Guerrillas in Greece  * Face All-Out Attack

New Greek King fo Carry on Struggle Against leftists  ee ee eee, Seen Seg EM ny   Soviet Ambassador Goes to Moscow for Meeting

fight on Leftists to be Pressed by New Greek King   Most of the Nation Mourns Sudden Death of Monarch: Spring Offensive Plans Reviewed

LIMITED ROLE FOR JEWSIS. U.S. DEMAND    Poland Would Give Them Stronger  ‘Voice in Debate 

Jews May Win Limited Voice On Palestine   U.S,, British Split Over Ticklish Issue; Arab Demand Vetoed

U. S. REVERSES UN POLICY: WILL GIVE JEWS VOICE   Council May Open Doors To Agency And Arab Group

U.S. Blamed for China's Trouble   Trolley Driver Delivers Fire to Fire Department

President Is On Way Back To Capital   Ambush Slaying Trial Postponed

PROBE SLAYING — OF EXECUTIVE   Government Joins In Search For Railroad Head's Stayer

Ambush Slaying Inquiry Pressed  Justice Department GREER es « ACRE SRRESUE ES, SRM) ae

Rail Pay Rise Action Sought   Brotherhoods Dem anc Early Consideration Of Requests

ASK PRIORITY TO WAGE DEMANDS   RAIL BROTHERHOODS WOULD SIDETRACK 44 WORKING RULES

Five Railroad Brotherhoods Demanc Railroads Consider Wage Increases

Railway Unions Ask 30 Percent Wage Increase  Seek Immediate Action by Roads

350,000 RR Employes Ask for 30 Pc. Increase Of Wages, Strike Threat

Joint Installation of Officers Of V.F.W. Post and Auxiliary Held

Blue Uncertain on Income Tax  Governor Receiving . Varied Opinions

Blue Still Studies Income Tax Issue: May Request Dela   State Conservation Measure Before House Session Today

KILL NEGRO IN SOUTH CAROLIN/   Mob Takes Man Accused of Robbery of White Man From Jailer; Body Found Stabbed and Shot.

Mob Lynches Man Accused Of Robbery   South Carolina Crowd Takes Prisoner From Jailer Farlyvy This Moruine.

10 PCT, RAISE FOR RENTS MAY BE VOTED DOWN   Top GOP Policymaker Predicts House Committee Will Reverse Stand Allowing Across-Board 10 Pct. Increase.

Reverse Voteon Rent Increases Is. in Prospect  Showdown Likely — Before Nightfall

Reverse Vote On Rent Rise Is Possibility   G. 0. P. Leader Sees About-Face Action By House Committee

RENT HIKE VOTE REVERSAL SEEN      Republican Thinks 10 Pei Cent Boost Won't Be Adopted

Predicts GOP Will Abandon Plan For 10 Percent Boost   Truman Requests Extension of Controls On Rent For Year; Okays Transfer To Housing Expediter

Says House Bod) To Revise Action (n Rent Boosts   Republican Leader Says Showdown On Decision  Will Come Today

Both Countries Expel Missions In Latest Move  Reds Accused of Suhvercive Act:

PARIS ATTACHE IS NOTIFIED OF ACTION IN NOTE   Soviet Also Expela French. Repatriation Commission.   ISEES PACT ‘ANNULLED’   Action Follows Arrest of Communist Supporters In France.

Russia Blasts  FrenchRegime  Tn ‘Hostility’   Reds Call Off Trade Talks With: Government, Claim “Alliance, Spirit” Is Disrupted -

Moscow Cancels Trade Talks, and Repatriation Commissions Arouse Nations to Charges of Subversion

RUSSO - RENCE TRADE TALKS CALLED OFF   ‘Soviets Accuse French Of  Hostile Acts

Russia Cancels Trade Talks With France   Accuses French Gov't. of Acts. UL wetila' to Alliance

Orders Mission Of Repatriation To Return Home   French Decision To Take Soviet Center Is Cause of Action

Sovief-French Trade Talks Are Terminated   Moscow Orders Repatriation Mission Home

Russia Declares: France Hostile, Ends Trade Talk:   French Repatriation Group Expelled from Soviet Zone; Expulsion of Russians Hit

SOVIETS OUST REPATRIATION MISSION GROUP   Accuse France of Hostile Acts Contrary to Spirit of Alliance

Two Soviet Units Recalled From France   Reparations ‘And Trade Discussions Are Broken Off

SOVIET BROADCAST GIVES DETAILS   French Repatriation Group Ordered Out Of Soviet Territory

Cancels Talks With Russia  Accuse France Hos.   Accuse France Hostile, Contrary Te Spirit Of Alliance.

REDS CALL OFF TRADE PARLEY, EXPEL MISSION   Russian Statement Charges Paris With Breaking Of Repatriation Accord

SOVIETS CANCEL TALKS, ATTACK FRENCH DEEDS   Trade Discussions Off, Russia Scores ‘Hostile’ Acts By Nation

Calls Off Trade Talk With Paris   Accuses French Government Of Acts ‘Hostile And Contrary To Spirit Of Alliance And Mutual Assistance’

Each Expels Mission on Repatriation   ‘ Soviet Commission Charged by Paris With Subversive Acta

Franco-Russian — Trade Conference  Plans Called Off   Soviet Accuses France Of Unfriendly Actions

Russia Ends Trade Talks With France   Reds Accuse French Government of Acts Hostile and Contrary To Spirit of Alliance

Russia Calls Off Trade Talks With France Charging French Government With Hostile Acts   Orders Russian Repatriation Mission Home From France; Expels French Mission

‘Moscow Cancels on on Trade, 'Expels Mission   Communists Appear Ready to Defy Foam Strike Ultimatum '

Russia Ends Trade Talks With France   Mission To Paris Is Called Home And French Greup Expelled From Soviet Union

French Group Expelled And Talks Halfed:   ‘Repatriation Pact 1s Said Annulled;:  Ralatiane Tonce

Tension Mounts Between France And Soviet Russia   Moscow Cancels Trade Talks---French Expe! 12 Members  OF Cammiccinn

Blind Couple Is Object of Search   Woman Indicted for Rurnina Her House

Meanwhile New Dis‘putes Avisc Between fhe United States and Soviet Cniou

General Hodge Charges Soviets Admit lisina Koreans in Army of Occupation

SEES UNIFICATION . MOVES ‘HOPELESS'      New Developments In Russo-Ameti can Relations Arise; News On Congressional F ront

KOREAN CITIZENS FORCED TO SERVE IN RUSSIAN ARMY   Declares His Negotiations

Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge in Washington Says Russian Radio Admits Its Warlike Conduct.

Russia Conscripts Koreans Into Army In Occupation Zone   Youths 17 to 25 Being Forced to Serve With Soviet Army; Move Held Threat to South  Koreans Under American Occupation

Negotiations fo Unify Nation Called Hopeless   Lt. Gen Hodge Visits Truman to Report on Situation

Army Draft Ot Koreans By Russians Is Disclosed   Negotiations Aimed At Unifying Korea ‘Appear Hopeless,’ Gen. Hodse Admits

New Friction Between U. S. Reds Appears  Unification of Korea  A nmnes fa Ea amalene

TAXPAYERS oF SAVED  BILLIONS   Re F-ffective For Taxes As OF Tuly 

emos Expect Senate to Pass Tax Slash Bill   Reductions Would ) Be Effective July 1 Under New Measure

TAX CUT BILL IS ASSURED OF PASSAGE   Democrats Agree Senate Will O. K. 10 to 390 Pct. Slash

Adoption of Income Tax  Reduction Bill Is Coneeded   ‘Rail Retirement Board Seeks Survivors of Dead Employes

Democrats Concede Senate Will Pass Tax-Cut Measure   Senate Finance Committee Gives Approval Friday

WILL PASS BILL CUTTING TAXES   Measure, Okayed By Committee, Backed By G.O P.   20 PER CENT CUT   Reduction To Be Even Higher In Lowest  Brackets —

Would Delay Lower Levies Until July   Veto By President Is Big Question In Picture At Present

10-30% Tax Cut Wins Approval   Senate Group OKs Trim as of July 

All Income Taxpayers To Get Benefits   Democratic Opponent Concede Republican Strength To Put Measure Through.

NEWSMAN MAKING INVESTIGATION OF GREEK GUERRILLAS   Finds Ragged Remnants o Band Which Was Routed Near Albanian. Border-

LOOP BUS CRASH FATAL TO WOMAN   Forty Others Injured as Brakes Fail on Big Double-Decker

U. 5, PATENTS OBTAINED BY REDS   HUNDREDS OF THOUSANRS IN HANDS OF RUSSIA, CONGRESSMAN THOMAS SAYS.

THOMAS FEARS REDS UNCOVER BOMB SECRETS   House Group Chairman Raps System Permitting Sale of Patent Copies

Charges Russia Got U. 5. Patents by Legal Espionage  a A   Congressman Declares Soviets’ May Have A-Bomb Secrets

Wants End of Policy Under Which Russia  Got American Patents   Rep. Thomas in Speech to House Says Soviets May Well Be on Way of Uncovering Atom Bomb Secrets

Russian Patent ‘Spying’ Charged By Rep. Thomas   Chairman of House Committee on Un-American Activities Says Soviets Have Obtained Thousands of U.S. Patents

Gains Made By Rebels in Paraguay   Revolutionaries Claim The} Have Advanced Near  Center of Asuncion

Plan to Break Deadlock Is Proposed   Controversial Points Made Known

TRA £e 2U0U UR LORE Eni Buffalo Decorated for Eucharistic Conaress

High Officials Arrive for Buffalo. “entennial Eucharistic Congress

Housing Program Reaches New Higt   Highest Total Since the Mid  dle Twenties, Says C. J. Horan.

Plan All Right For the Senate  Reapportionment fot Assembly Protested

Top Leaders Of Congress Will Attend   President Summons Six Into Session On Foreign Policy

SpecialEveningConference Called To Study Proposed Aid To Nations   Assistance Also  Asked Fer Korea   Action Planned Because Of Russia’s Refusal To Discuss Unification

GROWING DRIVE AIMED AT OKAY FOR AID PLANS   Korean Aid Program Confirmed; “Gift” To Greeks Urged

Would Apply Only to Tax Paid in 1947   Amendment to Bill Adopted by State Senate — Paves Way for Chang> Later

Noted Cellist.  Composer  To Be Here European Trained  Artist to Give Program atS. U.

BAKER PROFESSOR DIE:   (Celia C. Alexander  Had Been I!)  for About a Week

A RESPITE FROM RAINS IN: STAT iS INTHE MIDWES}   Scattered Showers Are Pre: dicted for Tonight and Sunday.   RAIN CEASED IN IOWA   New Floods Predicted Along the Mississippi Below © Keokuk.

Rain Is Forecast lor Flood Area  Showers Will Not Increase Danger In lowa and Missouri

EFFORTS TO” CHANGE BILL VOTED DOWN   PROPOSED AMENDMENTS ARE " ‘BEING RAPIDLY DISPOSED “OP TO CLEAR WAY -’ FOR PASSAGE = ,.

FINAL VOTE 0 AID PROGRAM LATE TODAY   Russia Under Repeated Attack During Debate

Secrets Of Greatest Weapon Ever Developec No Longer Exclusive   Officials Alarmed By Ease With Which Vital Atomic Knowledge Is Being Exposed And Stolen By Spies Of Other Countries.

Atomic Leaks Alarm Capital   Officials Uncertain Whether Plugs Made

SECURITY OF . ATOM SECRETS 1S PUNCTURED   Secrets _ Exposed: Or” Stolen At Great Raté'In U. 8. _Is Report _

ATOMIC SECRET HAS LEAKED OUT BARUCH CLAIMS   Either Carelessness Or Connivance Was Responsible

U.S. Monopoly On Atom Bomb is Fading Fast   Disclosures and Wo ri CVE Sat ~ Lew ao ilnde

U. S. Atomic Secrets Have Leaked; ‘Sources. May . Not Be Plugged Now

RY FAacCK PIAA TS   Rep. Howell To Leave Congress But Office Open For 6 Months

Grocers Slash  Butter Price:   Grains Take Upward Swing so: After Early Drop:

FOOD PRICES REMAIN FIRM   Only Butter Shows Decline _In Wake Of Government Food Saving Program

Marts Nervous In Wake Of Food Set-Up  Cheaper Butter   Cheaper Butter Only Change In Price Level

Marshall Proposes Special: Commitee To Clear Boundary.   Raw Materials Distribution Aid Sought Also

Marshall Wants Special Commission To Revise German-Polish Boundary

Long Line Operations Cut 80 Pct.   Only Emergency Calls Being Transmitted By Supervisory Workers   Strike in Brief

Towns With Dial Service  Unaffected   Schwellenbach’s Plea for 48-Hour Delay Rejected

PEACE EFFORTS ARE CONTINUED BY CONCILIATOR   340,000 Workers Quit After Last-Minute Appeal By Government Faile   STRIKE AT A GLANCE

PRESSES FOR ~~ SETTLEMENT   Union Claims 294,000 Out; Eleventh-Hour Plea Rejected   Tieup in Brief

CRASH FAIURES 13 AT NEWARK   Airliner Overshoots Field in Storm, Piles Up in Drainage Ditch

Four Seriously Hurt as Plane Lands in Ditch   Airliner Carrying Ten From Kentucky Derby Cracks Up at Newark

AUSTIN- MARSHALL CONFERENCE. SEEN   Meetings Needed to Form American Policy on World Arme Reduction

Basic Policy on Arms to Be Studied  Austin, Marshall _ Expected to Confer This Week

Right, Left Wing Dispute Spreads  Three Locals Study Plan to Secede

REUTHER ASSAILS STEEL INDUSTRY   Union ‘Head’ Charges. “Planned Scarcity Sovaht

Reuther Hits Steel’s Plan For Scarcity  Policy Will Bring Depression, Says ‘Alan Eintan Chief

Steel Industry Wooing Disaster, Reuther Charges   [Planned Scarcity Program Will Bring Major Depression, Says UAW Head

C.I.0.'s Walter Reuther Says Steel Industry Wants ‘Planned Scarcity’

Russia  Wants   MRS. McCORMICK SAYS REDS WILL BACK DOWN BEFORE ANY THREAT OF FIRST CLASS SCRAP

—REDS DO NOT WANT WAR?— Claims U.S. ‘Too Much  Afraid Of Communism’

Zelienople Garage Owner Shoots, Kilis iSafecracker In Pre-Dawn Gun Battle   Garage Man First Wounded In Hip By Avalon Man

GOP Is Confident As Senate Begins Labor Bill Vote   itt Expects Upper House  Will Pass Measure By  2 to 1 Margin

House Approves Bill by 4-1 Edge; Senate Passage Regarded Certain; Sufficient Votes to Beat Veto Seen

abor -Bill n Home iretch  House Passes It By 4 to 1 Margin;  ee Bg

— EXPECT VETO-—  Labor Bill O. K. Near In Senate   G.0.P. HOPES FOR 2-1 EDGE

LABOR BILL PASSAGE IN SENATE SEEN   Taft Predicts Action Today Or Tomorrow

4 To 1 Majority Given By House   Upper Chamber Expected To Approve Measure By Wide Vote This Afternoon Or Tomorrow

GOP Election Boards Named By Chairman —   Precinct Boare PARTI ESS Chosen For City Election te   Be Meld Next Tuesday.

Guthrie Names City Election Board Workers   Appoints Democratic Judge -Clerks...and Sheriff Fox . Rach -Precinct.

NLRB CHANGE MAIN POINT OF PARLEY   Senate Would  Increase Its Size

Senate and House Agree Tentatively On NLRB Revisions   ‘Conferees Resolving ‘Different Plans of ‘Labor Legislation

U. $. Food Ship Arrived At French Port   ‘FRIENDSHIP” CARGO TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN FRANCE

First Friendship Train Food Reaches. Europe   . Ship. Bearing It Given: Gigantic - Welcome at Le Havre

However, Stocks May Not Be Ample .... Santa’s Yuletid2> Sack To Have Wide Toy Assortment

i DREW PEARSON  eg The WASHINGTON [Aum MERRY-GO-ROUND   EW PEARSON §. LOBBYISTS FEAST WHILE VETERANS POUND PAVE ‘MENTS; BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS PULA WIRES AGAINST HOUSING BILL; CONGRESSM AN VoORYS  Da an wa

MISHAPS TAKE LIVES OF NINE   State Toll over Long Week end Includes Six in Cer Accidents

This Gives Germans Front. ier Along Oder And Neisse Rivers   Marshall Opposes Such A Division   Plan Places Parts Of East Prussia Under Poles And Russians —

POTSDAM PACT GIVES LAND T0 POLES, RUSSIA   Bidault’s Position in Opposition to Views of Marshall and Bevin

French Favor Potsdam Line   Bidault’s Position Clashes With U. S. and Britain, Joins Russia; French Say View Is ‘Realistic’

Big-4 Battle Over Germany Taking Form   Outcome Likely To Determine the Fate of Parlevs

France Exnected To Back Russia On Potsdam Line  Eactearn Frantior   Eastern Frontier Roughly Located At Oder, Niesse Rivers

Decision W ould Support  Soviets   Poland Would Get Large Share Of  German Land

Marshall Approval Withheld   US. Wents Change To Be Confirmed By Peace Conferees

Bidault to Side With Russ   Would Give Poland Land in Opposition to Marshall View

BIDAULT MAY ACCEPT RElCh BORDER PLAN   Support for Polish Frontier Would Oppose Views of Marshall.

France to Back Russ in Polish Boundary Fuss      : “Absorption of East . Germany Viewed as ‘an Accomplished Fact

, —BIG FOUR — German Frontier  Established   MOLOTOV ATTACK CAUSES STIR

France Accepts Potsdam View o German Borders  Bidau!t Recognizes * Accomplished Fact

Polish Occupation of East Prussia Accepted as Fact; U.5., Britain Hold for Review of Potsdam Plan

BIDAULT WOULD TAKE EASTERN GERMANY LINE   France's Position Is  Opposite to Views Of U.S., Britain

Poland Gets Big Cut Of Germany Through Pact  Predict Bidault _ Will Make Formal - Acceptance At : Se 6. Re ee

Favor Potsdam Agreement on Polish Frontier  Position Opposes Marshall's Views .

Five Compete in Speaking Test   Public Welcome to Attenc Thursday Night Meeting  In Native Sane Cantect

Five Compete in Speaking Test   Lande EG REESE S ave  Public Welcome to Attenc Thursday Night Meeting  In Native Sane Cantact

BUMS RETURN TO HOME LOT   Hatten, Newson Start on Mound in Third Game

_ —SERIES— © DodgersHope ForComebach With Haiten  Fhe. Tineutis:.

 Hasted” Funsters Win —  NBC Alters ‘Policy?  Won't Cut Comedians

14 Lost in Plane Over the Pacific   Bodies Of Three Found Off Coast of Peru

THREE OF PLANE VICTIMS FOUND   Bodies of 11 Others In Crash Still Missing

Limestone Bapfist Workers Conference Scheduled May 9th   Will Meet at Pt. Enterprise

Governor Defies Labor, Approves Anti-Strike Bill   Takes Greatest Gamble of Political Career By Signing Measure   ‘WALKOUT OF PUBLIC “SERVANTS IS BARRED   Severe Penalties Are Alsc Provided for Striking Employes

Governor Dewey Signs Bill Outlawing Strikes By All Public Employes

U.S. Policy for Reich Is Revised  Plans Cail for Productive German Nation

CLAY GRANTED POWER TO AID ECONOMY MEE}   ‘Vindictive’ Peace _Vestiges Erased By Directive

Truman Tells Reasons Why He Vetoed Bill   Applied Four "Basic Tests’

President Cites — Reasons for Veto Of Labor Measure   Says He Applied Four “Basic Tasts’’ To Reach Deristan

Applies Four ‘Tests’ To Bill  Finds Nine Specific Defects In Measure

COAL SHORTAGE HALTS INDUSTRY, ~ SPREADS MISERY   Unemployed Line Up for Weekly Allowance as Power Blackout Goes Into Effect to Conserve Fuel,   PUBLIC CO-OPERATION  IS ASKED BY ATTLEB   Churchill Withholds Demand -for Vote of Censure of Labor Government  for Crisis, g

Pall of Misery Unmatched During War  Snreads Over Fuel-Short Mid-Eneland

Soviets Consider Cuts In Armed Forces Funds   New 1947 Budget Alsa Catis for Increases for Industry, Public Health

SOVIETS WILL CUT EXPENDITURES FOR ARMY DURING YEAR   i Increase Budgets For Industry and Other Categories  Being Debated

WARSHIPS SPEED TO WRECK SCENE   Big Hunt for Tanker Crew Members Started

Thousands Hee Jerusalem Riots   Both Jews and Arabs Search For Safety From Demonstrators

ROAD FATALITY TOLL CLIMBING   Two State Boys Killed, Increasing Deaths to 52 For November

Senate To Vote On Aid Tuesday  Holds Night Session Ta Sneed Actian

SENATE TO VOTE NEXT TUESDAY ON GREFK-TURK AID   Time for Ballot Set at Night Session During Which $400,000,000 Program Is Debated.   VANDENBERG URGES PASSAGE OF BILL   Brooks Declares Plan May Ultimately Lead to War on Many Fronts—Kem Announces Opposition.

Tuesday Set for Vote on Greek Loan   Committee In Senate Votes It Favorably To Floor, 12. To 0

SENATE WILL VOTE TUESDAY ON GREEK AID   VANDENBERG BACKS PRES. TRUMAN’S PROGRAM.

'Honse Group Approves . ee  Senate Will Vote o on Truinan Plan Tuesday

TUESDAY SET FOR AID VOTE   Senate Agrees on Time Tc Pass on Legislation To Assist Greece

Senate to Vote Next Tuesday On Greek Bill   Agreement Is Reached After House Group Okays Relief Measure

Senate Plans Tuesday Vote On Truman Aid Program  AgreementReachec   AgreementReached At Night Session Called in Effort To Speed Action

Action Follows Earlier Unanimous House Grou Approval aS Senate Agrees In Night Session To Ballot On Greek Aid Tuesday

Demand Aid From State For Schools   Members of Lower House Ask Passage of Measure Providing for 8 Millions

HOUSE READ FOR SCRAP ON EUROPEAN AID   SENATE APPROVAIL OF  $597,000,000 BILL ASSURED

Aid for Europe Stirs Hot Fight   House Committee Whacks Total, Adds Funds for China; Bill Nears Passage in Senate.

Conference On European Aid May Collapse   Russia Expected To Demand Information On Marshall Plan

Skymaster Down In Labrador  9 f Passengers   24 Passengers Aboard Plane

MANY CONFLICTING REPORTS / GIVEN REGARDING TRANS: “ORT THAT. PELL IN WILDERNESS =‘

HOFFMAN HOME IS 37 YEARS OLD   Anniversary Will Be Observed By Orphanage On August 28 — Rev. Nevin E. Smith To Be Speaker

New Tax Cut Law Is Shelyed Until January Session   GOP High Command Says Foreign Aid Parleys Will Occupy Time

Tax-Cut Bill Will Get Right-Of-Way Early In January  GOP Plans No Action At Special Session

(. 0. P. ABANDONS IDEA OF TAX OUT ATEXTRASESSION   $4,000,000,000 Reduction Bill _ to Be Given Right of Way When Congress Meets in January.   MARTIN AND HALLECK BOTH-FAVOR DELAY   Latter Dectares There Is No * Slackening in: Republican  Determination :to Provide. Relief.

Tax Slash Bill Is Sidetracked   GOP Will Delay Reduction Effort Until lanusry

GOP to Delay Tax Cut Action Until January   Bill, When Presented. Will Call for Slashes Retroactive to Jan. 1

G.0.P. LEADERS SCRAP GOAL OF TAX CUTS NOW   Taxpayer Relief To Get Right Of Way Light In  January Seasion

GOP Leaders ‘Defer Action On Tax Slash   Bill To Get Top Priority At the Next Regular Session’

GOP LEADERS TO DELAY TAX CUT MEASURE   Decide Against Effort To Get Reduction At Special Session

Leaders Decide Delay Action On Tax Cut Bill   Probably Go Over Until Reqular Session

Sidetrack Four Million Dollar Slashing Bill Temporarily; Give Go Sign For January Consideration

Grain Price  Shows Slum,   Wheat Off Sharply; Steers At New High

GRAIN PRICES LOSE GROUND   Upsurge Halted on Nation’: Markets As Prices For  Livestock Soar Anew

Grain Futures Prices Decline  Beef Steers Bring All-Time Hiah Price

Grain Prices Down But Beef Steers Hit All-Time High  Wheat Drops 4 5-8 Cents  As Cattle Sell for lie Fa ant Omaha

RECORD PRICES PAID FOR BEEF IN 2 MARKETS   $36 A Hundredweight Offered At Omaha For Steers Yesterday      HOGS ADVANCE AS GRAIN FUTURES DROP

Hunary Peonles Lookina to U §  Food Is Dominating The   Food Is Dominating The World Today

SLAYS OFFICER, THEN IS KILLED   Negro Prisoner Wounds  Two Others

SUMMER SETTLES IN   Temperatures Near or Over 100 Forecast for Tomorrow

Good. Evening . ao hee  Congress adjourned Beturday. but there Ati ts: plenty. ot hot ‘air in  oe ge hey      Tuesday Temperatures Will Crawd 108 Mark

Coal Industry Is Pessimistic Over ‘Quick’ Contract   Lewis And Bituminous Operators Resume Talks Tuesday; Southern Group Seen As Likely To Block Chance For Unanimity  RW. WFAWMWAT TY A WAPRT

Little Hope Is Held For Quick Coal Contract  — or Operators To Meet Tamarrn

Hope Of Peace In Soft Coal Industry. Dim   Lewis and Operators Meet Tuesday for-First In ~ Seven Months:

Slight Hope Of Averting Coal Strike   Operators To Meet Lewis Tuesday, Try For New Contract

Lewis Meeting Coal Operators - AtU.$. Request   Leaders Pessimistic Over Outlook For New Waae Pact

Coal Operators  And Lewis Talk  Again Tuesday Quick Peace Unlikely  And Possibility Of July Strike Looms

FEAR TROUBLE AHEAD IN COAL NEGOTIATIONS   Lewis Is Expected To Ask Shorter Hours With Same Pay

Coal Operators, LewisWill Open TalksThisWeek   Southern Producers Siill  Opposed to Royalty, “ @efet Cade

Durant Gets 15 Years At Hard Labor   Army Captain Also Dismissed From Army For Theft Of Famed Hesse Roval Jewels

COL. JACK DURANT SENTENCED TODAY TO FIETFEN YEARS   At Hard Labor and Dismissed From United States Army.   FOR THEFT OF JEWELS   Participated In the Bizarre Theft of $1,500,000 On Hesse Jewek.

Goes Pale When Sentenced .. ..  Col. Jack Durant Gets  15 Years At Hard Work In The Hesse Gem Case

Durant Draws 15 Years For Jewel Robbery   U. S. Court- Martial Convicts Former. Officer in Bizarre Affair

OFFICER IN GEM CASE GIVEN 15-YEAR TERM   Durant Dismissed By Army _ For Hesse Jewel Theft

Durant Draws 15-Year Term For Gem Theft   Officer Dismissed From Army for Taking Royal Jewels From Castle in Germany

DURANT GIVEN 15-YEAR TERM   Army Colonel Must Dae Hard Labor for Theft Of Crown Jewels

COLONEL DURANT GIVEN 15 YEARS AT HARD LABOR   Army Officer Co victed of Theft of Hesse ' Royal Jewels

DISMISSED FROM U. S. ARMY FOR THEFT OF GEMS   CONVICTED ON EIGHT COUNTS IN CASE OF HEESE ROYAL JEWELS

COLONEL DURANT IS CONVICTED   Sentenced to 15 Years for Part in Gem Theft

Hesse Jewel Trial  Sentence Durant To 15 Years Ir Prison; Dismiss Him From Army

FOR JEWEL THEFI   Col. Durant Given 15 Years  at Hard Labor; Dis missed from Army

Is Guilty Of Gem Theft   Capt. Durant Is Last Of Three Principals Tried For Part in Hesse Jewel Robbery

Sentence Colone for Jewel Theft   Gets 15 Years at Hard Labor for Hesse Royal Jewelry Robbery

Colonel Durant Sent To Prison   Given 15 Years For Bizarre Theft Of  Hesse Jewels.

Goes Pale When Sentenced .  A RR NN TR IRR = ema SRNR eS  Col. Jack aie Gets 15 Years At Hard Work In The Hesse Gem Case

Durant Gets Hifteen Years   Chicago Air Force Officer Convicted Of Eight Counts

Brown Acquitted By Macon Jury In Murder Trial   Young Shelby County Farmer Found Innocent In Drowning of Widow

Macon County Jury Acquitted the Shelby County Farmer.   CHARGE FIVE YEARS OLD   Aceused of Murdering Mes. Dora Bachstein, a Neighbor.

Republicans Offer Bill To KillRent Controls   Curbs On Prices And OPA Both Would Die April 3¢ Under Terms Of Measures Introduced By Trio Of Republican Senators Today

Measure Is Introduced By Senators   Republicans Back Measur: —House Demos Oppose  Income Tax Cut

U.S. Troops to Vacate Paname Defense Bases   Rejection of Agreement Prompts Action

U.S. Moving Troops From PanamaBases   Bomber and Testing Fields Abandoned as Leases Are Denied

Withdrawal Of Forces At Once ls Ordered   Public Opposition To Present Policy Is Recognized

Action Comes As a Surprise   2,000 Troops to Quit 14 Bases in Policy Switch by State Doce

2,000 TROOPS BEGIN LEAVING   Panama Refuses To Lease  i4 Bases To U.S.

J.§. to Evacuate 14 Panama Bases   Action F ollows Assembl; Refusal of 5-20 Year lease Richts   WANT A NEW CANAL   Congressmen Urge Survey Work on Waterway, Possibly in Nicaragua

U.S. Troops Moving Out Of Panama   Refusal by Panama To Lease Air Base  Sites Leads to the Buddan Witebdeccc ct

Quick Action Promised In Panama  Evacuation Of 2,000 Troops Being Arranged

"US Bases in Panama To Be Evacuated   Draft Plans to Remove 2,000 Troops from 14  Sites in Wake of Sudden * Panama Policy Dispute

US. Quitting Panama Canal Bases At Once   - Troops To Be Evacuatec Immediately, Says Government. .

U. S. Decides To Withdraw Troops In Policy Shift; Plans Made Some Time Ago

U.S. Decides Pull Troops From Panama   Still Believes In Legal Right Uniti Signed Treaty.

American Troop: Begin To Leave Panama Bases   Unexpected Action Decided on Despite Unsiaqned Treaties

U.S. Troops Evacuating Panama   Action Follows Rejection of American Reques'

UNITED STATES SHIFTS POLICY OVER DEFENSES   Will Begin Immediate tvacuation Of 2,000 Troops From 14 Bases In Panama Territory Of Canal Zone.

TROOPS LEAVING PANAMA TODAY   U. S. Withdrawing 2,000 Men From 14 Bases in Suddew Policy Change

Action Taken When Leases Are Refused   Army Moves Swiftly Under Long Standing Plans; Solous Voice Proposal For Ancther Canal

U.S. Drafts Plans To Quit Panama; New Canal Tal ked         “for. New.” ‘Paéssge ; Outside Panan:e

Huge Rio Hato B-29 Field On List; Switch Of Policy Sudden   Action Follows Rejection Of Pact by Panamanian Assembly

Start Evacuation From Air Base, And Testing Site  Largest of Bases Involved in Issue’

Temperaturec   Withdrawal of U. S. Troops From Panama Under Way; Cry Raised for New Canal   Decision Reverses First Plan, but Admits Agreement Is ‘Inadequate’: Waterway Defenses Limited to Zone

Necessary Steps To Be Taken To Remove 2.000 U.S. Troops From Panama Bases

CANAL ROUTE IN NICARAGUA IS SUGGESTED   ARMY GIVES UP 14 DISPUTED BASES OF DEFENSE

Quit Bases  In Panama   U. S. Pulls Out Troops Following Nation’s Refusal to Sign Lease; Talk of New Canal

U.S. Troops On Panama Soil Withdrawn   Talk of Survey for New Canal Being Spread in Washington

U.S. To Remove Troops From 14 Bases In Panama   Policy Is Suddenly Shifted; Evacuation At Once Is Ordered

Withdraw on Orders from Washington; Army Leaves Panama Territory, Retires to Canal Zone.   14 CANAL DEFENSE BASES ABANDONED

Follows Panamanian Assembly Rejection Of Bases Agreement   Recognizes’ Fanomea’s Sovereignty ond Opposition Of Peeple ta Pact

TOWITHORAW PANAMA TROOPS   Press Demands for Plans to Build New Canal

Decides To Give  - Up Bases There   Action Follows Refusal Of That Nation’s Leaders To Make Lease Agreements; Sudden Shift Made In Policy

~YANKS TO LEAVE PANAMA—  U.S. Drafts Orders To Evacuate 2,000 Troops

Men Begin To Move Out Of Bases; Army Planned  Action For Some Time

ABANDON EFFORT HOLD NATION TO WARTIME PACT   RECOGNIZE RIGHT PANAMA REPUBLIC TO REJECT LEASE

YANKS LEAVE BASES   U. S. Forces Falling Back Within 10-Mile Wide Canal Zone

U.S. Starts Withdrawal Of Its Troops From 14 Panama Defense Bases

US to Evacuate Panamanian Bases To Avoid Trouble  Full Sovereignty . OF Latin Narhhor   Full Sovereignty . Of Latin Neighbor Recognized in Plan

B-29 Bomber Base First To Start Move  Decision Follows   Decision Follows Panama Assembly's Lease Rejection

Evacuation of U. S. Forces from Panama » -Begins at Dayligh   Refusal of Panama’s Assembly to Lease 14 Bases Behind Move

Army to Fall Back on Canal: Zone Defenses   Decision to Withdraw Troops ‘Comes as Surprise Following Rejection of Lease

Quick Policy Shift Comes After Leases  Are Refused   Capitol Hifl Solous Ask Surves, Work On New Canal Site

US Evacuates Troops In Panama Defense Sites; New Canal Survey Asked

US Evacuates Panama Bases   Army Ordered to Withdraw All Troops Following State Department’s Policy Switch.

U. §. LEAVES 14 PANAMA BASES AFTER DISPUTE   Sudden Policy Switch Follows Rejection hy Panama Assemblv

Exodus Under Way at Daylight In Wake of Base Plan Refusal; Men To Remain in 10-Mile Zone

U.S: WITHDRAWING OOPS FROM 14 ASES IN: PANAMA          Callow Fore es From. Panamanian Soit After Refusal of Bid. For Leases

Survey Work is Urged For A New Canal.   Full Recognition To Sovereignty Of Country Ie Given.

To Evacuate 2000 Gls From Panama   Sudden Policy Switch by USA on Defense Sites

U.S. Begins fo Withdraw From Panama Bases   Government Takes Sudden Action as Panamanian Assembly Refusal of Leases

UNCERTAIN PEACE IN NEI FIGHTING   U. S. Tells Indonesians It Is ‘Anxious’ To Settle War.

Drouth in Wheat Country Bringing A Gloomy Outlook  Dust Storms Are Flyin in Kansas, Oklahoma

DROUTH HOLDS ON ~~” IN WHEAT BEL   ELOUR TEADE PUBLICATION SEES POSSIBILITY OF CROP FAILURE.

SENATE VOTES FOR AUD PLAN AFTER DEBATE   Gpponents of Ass'stance Plan For Greece, Turkey lose  Last Fight   TRUMAN'S PROPOSAL IS _ SPEEDILY APPROVED

Senate Votes Approval Of Greek Aid   Ballot Is 67 to 2% On New Venture For Foreign Policy

U.S. Atomic, Arms Stand Reaffirmed   Austin Makes. It Plain American Policy Unchanged

Canada Drops Price Controls  On Some Goods   Government Sees End Near for  Price Boom

COLUMBIA U. BIDS FOR EISENHOWER   NEW YORK TIMES HEARS GEN. ERAL WILL RESIGN JAN. 1, TO TAKE PRESIDENCY.

Will Give Head Start On Ectimates Now Being Drafted By Sixteen Nations In Paris; Will Be Used As Yard Stick   WILL NOT ENCROACH ON PARIS CONFEREES

US. STUDYING EUROPE NEEDS   Estimates May Speed Action in Marshall Proposals

U. §. Makes Own Survey Of Europe's’ Needs   Figures Will Be Checked With Those Drafted in Paris —

U.. 5. PREPARES OWN FOREIGN AID ESTIMATE   Europe’s Needs Under Marshall Plan Expected to Top $15, 000,000,000.

U.S. Prepares Estimate  Of Europe’s Needs To Speed Marshall Plan

$15 Billion Loar To Europe Gets U.S. Attention   Recover Needs Under Scrutiny of State Department

Billions May Be Needed To Halt Reds   Barkley Gives His Views On Situation

ALLEN MAY HEAD FOREIGN RELIEF   Truman Reported Considering Him To Administer Program

ALLEN MAY BE MADE FOREIGN RELIEF HEAL   Red Cross Aid Considered By Truman For Post

Allen Considered For Relief Post   Truman May Name Red Cross Man To Direct Aid

May  Direct. Foreign Aid   R. F. Allen Repo:  In Line For Post; Truman Seeks Head for Greek-Turk Program

MAN MAY BE RELIEF CHIEF   Truman Said to Be Considering Richard Allen to Direct America’s Program of Aid to Five Countries Abroad.

Red Cross Head fo Direct Relief   Trumen Indicates Difficulty in Getting Men to Run Programs

U. S. Envoy  Recalled For  Consultations   Secretary To Make Radio Talk Sunday Or Monday Night,  Give Views To Congress Groups

U.S:Calls: Envoy  To Russia Home  Action: Taken.a as Big Four Meet ’

Bedell Smith Recalled From Moscow   U.S. Ambassador Scheduled to Make Renort

Agreement on Trieste Ts Approved   Security Council   Security Council to Govern Free Territory

U.N. Backs Big 4 Plan On Trieste   Free Territory Accord ls Given Approval of Security Council.

FREE TRIESTE PLAN APPROVED BY UN COUNCIL   Independent Region To Be Governed By Board

ENTRIES ARE DUE MAY 8   Delia Vhi lieltta Plans an Art Festival at Laiversity

Humane Society Issues Warning  New Crusade Is Led By   New Crusade Is Led By  Malik

DOME DISRUPTS PALESTINE QUIET   Parleys Continue in Londor on How to Deal With Holy Land Problem

New School Plan Assailed   Attorneys For 114 School Districts Attack It On Constitutional Grounds

Splitup of Palestine Hinges on One Vote   Approval Held Imminent After . 25 to 13 Connnittee Ratifieation

Dislocated, Diseased and Starving People Greatest Obstacle to Peace

“Fliover Fliers’ Finish Jaunt Around World In Smaliest Plane Ever To Attempt Marathon Trip

‘AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT SEEKS WAY TO MAKE CANNED ORANGE JUICE TASTE LIKE THE ERECH

Four-Lane Project  Set For West 19th   Plans To Widen Route Are Submitted For ‘Aoanreval OF Citv: Cantracte To Be Let

British Economy At Breaking Point   Labor Government's Experiment In Socialism On Trial As People Tighten Belts

Britain Facing ‘Crisis; ‘Dollars Vanish   Labor Government Imperiled: Production Low

Britons Face Darkest Days in Many Years   More Hardships Than War Days Seen in Prospect

England Facing Toughest Times Since Dunkeraue   Rationing, Shortages Lack of Money, Hard Times Spell Danger

ECONOMIC. CRISIS 10 BRING BLACK DAYS TO BRITAIN   Nation’s Position as World Power and Her Experiment in Socialism Are Imperiled.   BORROWED DOLLARS SOON TO BE GONE   Government Proposes to Cu Overseas Buying and Call on People for Greater Sacrifices.

England Facing Toughest Times Since Dunkerque  atiadtsanea = 046 @hawtslado   Rationing, Shortages Lack of Money, Hard Times Spell Danger

Great Britain Is Backed Up Against Wall   Economic Crisis Is Threat To Socialist Government, Positior As Power In World

DEATHS OF TWO MEN ARE PROBED   Officials Seek Connection in Clinton-co Fatalities

Bank Cashes Check Signed  By Thompson as “Governor’   Georgia Row Ties Up Funds For Agencies

Bank Recognizes Fhomp: son as Acting Gover: ‘nor; Talmadge Asks ~ “Good White People” To Keep Voting Rights From Negroes. ° .

Georgia Bank Honors Check By Thompson   Transaction Held Recognition Of ‘Actine Governor’

Talmadge’s Sun Begins to Fade  Suffers Two Setbacks in the Legislature

Thompson Check Cashed by Atlanta Bank  Claimant Says Move Is Proof He Is  Acting Governor

Thoinpson Check Cashed By Bank   Claims That He Has Beer Recognized As “Acting Governor” Of Georgia.

yr A  Reported Cashed Without Question   Talmadge ‘Too Bury” On State Program To Talk Of $97,000 Transaction

Thompson Say: Bank Gives Recognition  Georgia Claimant Reports Cashing  Oe Off.!.1 .L..!.

Check Drawn By Thompson Js Honored  Bank Recognizes Acting Governor Of Geaorvta

GALE UPROOTS TREES, DOWNS POWER LINES   DAMAGE IS HEAVY; 70 - MILE - WIND MOVES EAST

.. OUT LIKE: A:LION. *. Storm:Kills 14, Paralyzes Midwest.Roars on 'N.-Y.—

Deaths in Wake Of Bitter Storm   Wind Hampers Efforts To Clear Stricken Area

14 LOSE LIVES ~ INMARCH STORM   MIDWEST UNDER HEAVY BLANKET OF SNOW — EAST HIT BY HIGH WINDS.

14 Dead Listed In Storm Wake   Mid - West States Batlerec Ry Damacine Weather

March Storm Damage Heavy   At Least 10 Persons Dead and Property Damage Severe

Midwest States Hit by Storm  Ten Persons Dead; : Damaae Is Heavy

‘WARMER ON TUESDAY   Highs of 92 te te 6. Are Forecast ~ Fer Kansas

SHOWERS IN PICTURE   Flera Wredict« Warm Weather fo Kansas Thru Temerrew

Battle Up On OEA Request   House Taking Up Commor School Funds Debate, Spectacular Argument Expected

Aggie Trouble Flares Again — As Two Senior Officers Quit Atter Lack of Confidence Vote

Wants Investigation Made Of Federal Jurist’s Handling Of Portal Pay Suits

CONFFREES AGREE 10 $300,000,000 FOREIGN RELIEF   Senate - House Group Ap proves Program Asked By Truman—Congress Virtua!ly Certain to Accept.   GREEK-TURK AID BILL GOES TO WHITE HOUSE    Ross Says President Will Sign if Soon and May Name Directing Head at Same Time.

President Ready ‘To Sign Measure for  Greek-Turk Help   Red Cross Official Expected to Be Named Director of Foreign Relief Program; RFC To Provide Funds to Start Action at Once

Senate And House  Committee Okays Full Relief Bill   Administration Scores Victory In Obtaining Key Foreign Policy Legislation; Truman To Name Director Early Next Week

Conference OK’s 350 Millions for Foreign Relief  H nnesoa arm aA anata

Conference Agrees On Foreign Reliel      Congress Is Certain Ti - Pass Full $350,000 Proaqram

Senate-House Group Agrees On Relief Bill   Full. $350,000,000 Asked By Truman Approved Ry Canfersea

TRUMAN PLAN TO HAVE OK OF CONGRESS   Senate Figure of 350 Million Dollars Finally Is Accepted

Agree To Keep Foreign Relief At 350 Million   Administration Wins As House Conferees — Accept Senate Level

Truman Relief Fund Voted by Conferees  Congress Virtually   Congress Virtually Certain to Grant $350,000,000

Entire Amount Gets Approval Of Committee   Favorable Action by Congress on Measure Is Virtually Certain

Truman Relief Fund Voted  hy Conferees  Congress Virtually Certain to Grant $350,000,000

Joint Senate and House Committee Approves Aid Plan   Indicates Truman Wil Get Full $350,000,000 for Foreian Relief

Panel Votes Full Foreign Relief Funds   Means Congress Virtually Certain To Approve

President Is Soon to Sign Four Hundred Million Dollar Grant to Greece and ‘Turkcy.     Seeks administrator

Conference Agrees On Full Relief Sum Asked by President   $350,000,000 for Foreign Program Is Okayed By Senate-House Committee; Bill to Aid Greece-Turkey Handed to President

AGREEMENT ON FOREIGN RELIEF   ' Program Wanted By Tru man Almest Certain Te  Pass Both Heuses   GREEK-TURKISH AID _ AWAITING SIGNATURE

Hershey Girl ls Dairy Queen  16-Year-Old Lassie Wins State Crown

Hershey Girl Is Dairy Queen   Charlotte Stine, 16, Young. est Entrant, Crowned State Queen At Erie Judging

Hershey Girl Is Crowned Dairy Queen  Youngest Finalist Is Winner At  1 Kee: 

(0 ‘Heads Ready New Pay Demands   No Sign Industry Will Cut Frices, Murray Says

ClO Leaders Hint Drive for Round Of Pay Boosts to Meet Living Cos!

ACCIDENTAL DEATH VERDICT PRESENTED   Iekdanaen Hatvey, Washingion Em‘bassy Employe, Victim Of Drownter. Revert States

Dewey Folk fo Challenge Taft For Texas Vofe   Two Texas Leaders Drive to Sapulpa for Canference With New York’s Governor

DEWEY- TAFT BATTLE FOR TEXAS SEEN   Showdown Fight Looms as a Result of Visit by Texans With N. Y. Governor—Latter Told of Oklahoma Support.

ANDERSON OFFERS - WHISKY-MAKING PLAN   Secretary Suggests Distilling o! Restricted Basis After Holiday Ends December 24

Liquor Dealers Warned Of Turn-Backs To Any Wholesalers, Producers

JOPLIN NAVY PLAN GETS SENATE 0. K.   ARMORY FOR RESERVE UNIT HERE AMONG 4 TRAINING CENTERS APPROVED.

Demos Agree To Allow Measure On Floor Today   Move for Delay Is Slated Day or Two After Debate Opens

Senate Prepares For Warm Battle On Tax Measure   ‘Four Billion Tax Reduction Bill Scheduled For Consideration Today   DEMOCRATS SEEK TO DELAY ACTION

CONGRESS’ CALL AWAITS RETURN OF LATEST NEWS   Marshall Will Hear From Top Expert on Policy for Europe

Greek-Turk Aid Bill On Move   House Forwards It To Senate-For Final Annroval.

Several Slain In Battles on Christmas Day   Other Prominent Palestine Jews Have Narrow Escape  trom Death

New Battles Rage; Death Toll Mounts   Transport Convoy Is Attacked Twice; 18 Reported Missing

United Nations Acts To Halt War In East Indies   Security Council Orders Cessation Of Hostilities And Arbitration Of Dispute   RUSSIA JOINS IN AFFIRMATIVE VOTE

UN ASSEMBLY ~ TES ACTION “AN INDONESIA   SECURITY, COUNCIL LAYS . DOWN LAW TO BOTH THE’ {  ANDONESIAN AND" Bure Groups 

Order Dutch And Natives End Fighting   UN Security Council Makes Sternest Move Of It’s Stormy Career

PIIMISM CHFFRS BiG FOUR MEETING AFTER RUSS ARPEF   Minor Compromise Made by Soviet Ministers at London Meeting: Beyin, Marshall hit speech.   LONG FORWARD STEP ENVISIONED

FOREIGN ENVOYS HOPEFULLY SCAN FRONTIER ISSUE   Molotov Permits Austrian Preblem Ny Head Acvenda

Big-4 Unites To Speed Up Reich Treaty   Soviet Agreement Stirs Up Optimism At Londan Session

Army and N avy Board Chooses South Crossing   Selects Army Street Terminus Out of 29 Proposals

60 PER CENT OF HUSBANDS ARE , UNFAITHFUL TO WIVES DURING  MARRIAGE, SURVEY DISCLOSES   More Than Half Of U. S. Males Could Go To Jail As Sex Offenders At Some Time In Their . Lives, Study Indicates

Half Of U. S. Males Could Go To Jail On Sex ‘Charaes Some Time In Lives, Report Shows

Hundreds Flee High Michigan Flood Waters   Swirling Waters of 11 Ma. jor Rivers Cover Thousands of Rich  Farm Lands

Michigan Floods Create Havoc   Hundreds of Persons Driven From Home

Officers Nab Safe Crackers at Dubuque, Ia.   One ‘Taken After Flight In Hail of Bullets; Other Injured in Fall

Officers Nab Safe Crackers at Dubuque, la.  One Taken After Flight In Hail of Bullets;

GOP Leaders Against  Extension For Trumén   Sen. Taft Confident Sugar, RubGer : Controls Will Be Kept; Congress News

Start Work. In:Congress   Bills On Universal: Training and Labor Gét Top Attention °

Harlingen Goodwill Ambassador Finds Himself With Four More  Passengers On Scooter Junkei

American Cancer Society to Make Drive for Funds   L. R. Davidson Director of Drive in Pocahontas County

TO WAGE BATTLE AGAINST CANCER   County Joins U. S. Drive With Quota of $2,000

WHITE PRIMARY QUESTION 1S UP   )South Carolina Democrats To Defend Contention Of Private-Club Status Of Party; Suit Brought By Negro Citizen.

Garsson Check Paid May Bills   Ex-Congressman Nervous as Attorneys Conduct Cross-Examination

MAY ATTEMPTS TO BLAME MEAD   But Court Rules Out Al Such Testimony

U. 5. Maps Move InBalkan Dispute Atter Soviet Vete  es oe se   Johnson Hurries For Conferences At Washinaton

y. 5. MOVES 10 COPE WITH (OVIET VETO   fatkan Situation Stalemated by  Russian Action

U.S. Delegate to Security Council Hurries to Capitol   Talks With Officials on Stalemated Situation Concerning Balkans

US Moves Swiftly to Cope  With Stalemate on Balkans Following Red Veto of Proposal

U. §. Moves To Untangle Balkan Mess   Johnson To Confer With Marshall After Russia Vetoes U. N. Commission Proposal

JOHNSON CONFERS ON SOVIET VETO   FRAME NEW PROPOSAL FOR U, N, SCRUTINY OF BALKAN DISPUTE

U.S. Moves to Cope With the Balkan Problem   Hersche! Johnson to Contact Officials

IS UPSET BY SOVIET VETO   Johnson Goes to Washing: ton To See Secretary of State Marshall

Russia Vetoes U.S. Plan For  Balkan Issue   American Delegate THurries to Washington For Conference

U. &. IS STYMIED BY SOVIET VETG   Swift Moves Planned on Stalemated Balkan Problem

U. S. Moving Swiftly to Untangle Mess Created By Veto of. Russians   WASHINGTON CONFABS . CONSIDER TWO PLANS

Ministers Act Fast for UN Settlement   Greek Problem Takes.  On Expanded  a a a: 7 er

Balkan Sarl Brings Action   'U. S. Moves To Cope With Stalled Problem

RUSSIANS VETO U.S. PROPOSAL FOR UN ACTION   Reject American Suggestion to Settle Dispute Along Greek Borders

U.S. Ponders Next Action For Balkans   Red Veto Sends Delegates Into Hasty Sessions

U.S. Maps New Moves To Keep  Balkan Peace   Russia Vetoes Border Commission Proposal

U.N. Meet Delayed While U. S. Plans New Balkan Moves   Recourses Include Action by Nations Outside of Charter

U.S. Moves Fast To Cope With Reds  Russian Veto Causes Balkan Stalemate

U.S. Seeks Settlement Of Balkans   Russian Veto Puts Problem Before State Department

Delegates in Washington For Contab   Russian Veto Blocks Plan For Border Commissior; Officials at Work on New Proposals

U.S. MOVES TO COPE WITH SOVIET VETO   Further Attempts For UN Action on Balkan Situation Studied

State Officials Meet On Balkans   Johnson; Marshall © Confer Upon Action After Stalemate

1§. MOVES TO FSET RUSS ALKAN VETO   4 Deegate Confers with yarsvall After Soviets Reeet Border Watch.

Ministers Act Fast for LIN Settlement   Greek Problem Takes On Expanded Importance in Meet

Farm Land Price Boom Continues  Bien Ye Kxweeusienk   Pace Is Somewhat Reduced Though

FARM LAND PRICES CONTINUE TO RISE   But Boom Proceeds at Reduced Pace—Values Up & Per Cent for Year Ended Nov. L

Truman Warns Atom Power Use  Is World Peril  President Speaks in

AUTO DEALER ADMITS HE EVADED TAXES   Court Defers Passing Sentence on Franklin W. Shearer of St. Louis.

Baltimore City Strike Crumbles   Last Of Phone Strikers Ordered Back; Must Cross Picket Lines.

Phone Strike In Baltimore Tapers Down   President Clerical Worker: Orders Members to Resume Jobs Without Contract   “Let Conscience  Be Your Guide”   CIO Unionists In Charleston Jom Telephone Workers On Picket Line

FINAL ACTION TAKEN ON NEW STATE TAXES   Will Bring Estimatec Revenue Boost  $140 Million

MINERS BEGIN WEEK'S LAYOFF   Special Services Planned For Victims Of Illinois Mine Disaster

$30,000 Verdict Is Returned Thursday Against Railroad   Widow Of Frank Hughes, Who Died In Collision Of Two Freight Trains, Plaintiff In Case,

@ DOUGLAS LARSEN  Economy Issue Will Highlight "48 Political Campaign

Dr. Hass Speaks To Chem Society  Nitro Compounds   Nitro Compounds Will Be Discussed

STASSEN SCORES TRUMAN APPROACE   Balkan Aid Plan Chargec “Negative;” Supports Conarese Version

STASSEN CALLS TRUMANS PLAN TOO NEGATIVE   Presidential Aspirant Favors Greco-Turk Aid. However

Stassen Says U.S. Aid Plan Is ‘Negative   Presidential Cand idat '. Calls for Constructive Approach

ey RITICAL OF TRUM PLAN   Says Positive Methods Only Will Bring Prosperity to Nation

Truman Greek Aid Plan ‘Negative, Declares Stassen  GOP Aspirant Blames Part of Moscow Failure on President

STASSEN HITS AID PROGRAN   ‘Supports Help For Greece And Turkey, But Only In Economic Way

Stassen Blasts Greece-Turkey Aid Program   Declares Country Should Develop Positive Approach

Stassen In Attack On Truman's Program Of Aid To Greeks And Turks: Showdown Is Set Today

Stassen Criticizes President’s Balkan Program as Negative; Calls for Positive Approach

Speed Asked On Providing EKuropeanAid   Needed As Morale Builde: For Countries Resisting Russia, Says Eaton

 REPUBLICAN ASKS QUICK APPROVAL OF FOREIGN AID TO HELP BUILD UP MORALE IN ELIRCPE

‘ Want No Political Office,” He Says  Gen. Ike Again Closes Doors On GOP’s Nomination Plans

New Reprisal Against British ln Palestine   Chief Of Haifa’s Crimina Investigation Division ls Assassinated  Ywouuresrprroewrat,y

British Official Slain As Jews Push Reprisat   Street Killing Follows Postal Truck Blast Taking Five Lives

TROOPS CLEAR THIRD VESSEL   Sitdown Strike Of Jews Broken At Hamburg Dock

Even Before Candidates Announce Crees  Broughton Char ges ee tall Campaig=

Atomic Bomb “Hangover”—  Deformities for 1000 Years   [Bombed Japanese Affected, Say Scientists

CORN TESTS SHOW ATOM-BOMBED JAP‘ MAY PASS DEFORMITIES TO CHILDREN

Settlement of Russian Issues ls Believed Aim   Secretary of State Will Attend Méscow Big Four Conference

Marshall Will Attend Moscow Big Four Parley   Announcement May Indi. cate Plan To Secure Set  tlement Of Problems With Soviet   NUMEROUS ISSUES ) AFFECT FAR EAST

MARSHALL BOOKS TRIP T0 MOSCOW   Statesman. Believed Seeking Showdown with Reds

Jewish Snipers. Fire On me OF Soldiers —    Action Breaks First Lull in Palestine Trouble

Jewish Gunfire Breaks Lull in Palestine Fight   Snipers Shoot at Truck of Trans-Jordan Forces,  Throw Grenades   190 KILLED SINCE PARTITION BY UN   Holy Land Economy Is ; Casualties Placed. at 1,200

Greeks Place 900 Persons Under Arrest   Force Of 1,500 Slice Greek Army Supplv Lines.

GREEK GUERILLAS OPEN ATTACK ON ALBANIAN BORDER   GREEK ARMY SENDS REINFORCEMENTS TO LIFT KONITSA SEIGE

Heavy Attack Launched by Greek Reds   Guerrillas Start Fighting  Near Albanian Border In Attempt to Expand Territorial Holdings 

500 Arrested In Atnens Area Since Vifiades Proclamation   Most of Guerrillas Came From Albania, Officials Say

Vifiades Seeks Room For New Government He Set Up in North  Near Albania Border

Greek Guerrillas’ Open Large-scale OHensive   “Attack’in Vicinity of-Konitsa, Jonnind---. : Slice. Suobly: Lines

Guerrilla Forces Open Heavy Attack on Government Troops Near Albanian Berder in Greece

Cover Move With Mortars rtillery   Think Reds Seeking to Expand Their Holdings

ARREST 500 LEFTIOTS Ih ATHENG AREA   Greece Acts to Break Up Communist Plot; Guerrillla Forces Attacking.

Attempt To Expand Holdings for Newly-Proclaimed Communist State in Northern Greece.   GREEK ARMY RUSHES TROOPS INTO FIGHT

Seek to Expand New Communist State in North   Reinforcements Sent by Government; See Balkans Involved

Greek Guerrillas Launch Attacks   Attempt to Expand Territorial Holdings of Newly-Proclaimed: Communist State Within Creace

Greek Guerrillas Open Attacks Near Albania  More Than 500 Have ~ Been Arrested By  Greek Authorities

Assaults Made Near Border Of Albania   More Than 500 Are Arrested In The Athens Area

NEW STRIKE IS NEAR ALBANIAN BORDER SECTOR   Nation's Army Move: Out New Troops To Defense

Guerrillas Wage Battle With Greeks   Heavy Attacks Opened Near Albanian Border; Seek Expansion For  New Communist State

Greeks Battling Heavy Atfacks By Red Forces   Guerrillas Attempt to Expand Holdings of “Communist State’

Seek To Expand Territory Of Newly-Proclaimed Communist State; Goverment Army Reinforced For Showdown Battle

GUERRILLAS LAUNCH NEW ATTACKS NEAR BORDER IN GREECE  EXPANSION OF RECENT COMMUNIST STATE IN NORTH SEEN AS GOAL

Greek Reds Hit Hard ‘In Bid for New Area   Force of 1500 Attacks With Artillery Support in Northern Border Region— Athens Makes Wholesale Arrests

Open Attacks on Albanian Border  Guerrillas Attempt To Expand Holdings

Guerrillas in. Greece Begin Heavy Attacks   Seek to Expand New Communist State as Government Rushes Reinforcements

— BARRAGE — Attempt To Expand Holdings    500 ARRESTED IN ATHENS AREA

Move Described as Attempt to Expand Territorial Holdings for the Newly-Proclaimed Communist State Within Northern Greece.

GUERRILLAS AND GREEKS BATTLE   Reds Believed Attempting To Expand Territorial Holdings

Guerrillas Oyen New itacks   Greek Communists Make Attempt to Expand ‘State’

IGreek Guerrilla Forces Open Heavy Attacks  Near Albanian Border To Expand Holdings

Fierce Adions Are Reported   Aftackers Seek fo Expand Territory of Newly Pro_ choimed Communist State

Authorities Try To Break Up Plot By Mass Arrests   Guerilla Brigades Launch Battle At Albanian Border

Troops Rushed To North Zone By Greek Army   Guerrillas Open , Surprise  Attack Osi Town, Using   Mountain Guns And Heavy Mortars

Guerrillas Open Attack In Greece   Heavy Fighting Near Albanian Border Seen As Drive to Extend New Communist State

In Attempt To Expand Their New Red State   Regular Army Sends Re. * inforcements; Supply Lines Are. Severed

FOOD SHIPMENTS SET NEW RECORD   Truman ‘Says More U. S. Aid On Way to Hungry

U.S. Food Help To Continue.  If Crovs Good   President Reports Record Exports, Pledges More To Limit Of Our Surplus.

U. S. Food Exports To World's Hungry Set All Time Mark   Truman Promises To Continue to Aid As Much as Possible

Food Exports Set Record, Is  Truman Report   President Says U.S. Aid to Worlds Hungry Will Be Continued

Exports Of Food Reach New Record   Continued American Aid Fromised By President Truman

UL. 8. Food Exports Hit Reeord Peak   Truman Promises Continued Aid to Hunoerv

Truman Reports 12-Month) Peak, Promises Continued  Aid to World’s Hunery

Food Exports Set Reeord, _  (Truman Says   Future Shipments Mav Be Reduced By Crop Shortage

Food Exports Set All-Time Record  Truman Promises Conti stoi! Aid

Short Crop May Require U.S. To Cut Foreign Aid   Truman Pledges Continued Help But Sees Probability Of Reducing Exports; New Record Set Past Year

FOOD EXPORTS AT NEW HIG   Supply for World’s Needy Sets All-Time Record .«

AMERICA FEEDS HUNGRY WORLD   Exports Of Food Se All-Time Record In Last 12 Months

Truman Assures Europe America To Continue Aid   Even Huge Shipments Were Not Enough, s Report of President

All-Time High Food Exports In Past Year  Are Reported   Truman Forecasts Reduction Of Help If Harvest Short

‘PAUL REVERE’ 1S SENTENCED   NEWSMAN CONVICTED . OF NAZI. BROADCASTING WILL APPEAL ON BASIS OF  INSANITY

CHANDLER WILL FIGHT SENTENCE   Appeal Planned For Newsman Convicted As Traitor For Nazi Aid

Vilter President Declines Salary  High Income Tax  PO ds Bi een cae A

AMERICANS BEGIN TREK OUT OF CHINA   Withdrawal Of Truce Personnel Started At Peiping

YANKS LEAVING CHINESE AREAS   First Contingent Leaves City of Peiping

Guns of Chinese Factions Silent  Evacuation of U.S. Forces Under Way

303 SOLDIERS HEAD FOR HOME FROM PEIPING   American Truce Forces Start Withdrawal From China

FIRST YANKEES LEAVING CHINA   Guns Are. Silent along Rail: way Route Traveled

Bridges Wants Atomic Bomb Secrets Probed   Influential Senate Republican Follows Ilpn Raruch’s Plea

WANTS PROBE OF ATOMIC SECURITY   Sen. Bridges Makes Proposal as Baruch Quit U. N. Post

Is Secret Of Atom Secure?   Senator Proposes Sweeping Inquiry; Resignation of Beruch Surprises

Ask Pyc Pro obe Of f Atom Bomb Security Laws   Sen. Bridges Proposes Sweeping Congressional Inquiry Into Secrets

Baruch, in Resigning, Asks Probe   Diplomatic Quarters Puzazl. ed Over Action of U. 5S.  Delegation

Baruch Plea. Stirs Inquiry   Resignation Mystery: Bomb Security Eved

U.S. May Agree to Combine Two Questions  _ Disarmament and Atomic War - Matters at Issue

U.S. STUDIES ARMS, ATOMIC CONTROL PLAP   Dual Debate Hinted As Acceptable By Austin

Hearings Opened By House Labor Group;  Amendments To Wagner Act Considered

Solon Blames Truman Advisers for Strikes   Rep. Landis Alleges Confusion on Policy-—GM’s Wilson Says He'll Not Sien for Closed Shop

Rep. Landis Appears At Hearing   Labor-Management Problems Under Consideration

WHITE HOUSE AIDS BLAMED FOR STRIKES   Rep. Landis Tells House Labor Committee That Truman’s Advisers Sought to Play Politics on Labor Issue.

LandisBlamesWhite House Advisers for Strikes During 194¢   Both Houses Now Involved in Labor -.Committee’ Hearings

White House Given Blame for Crippling Strikes   Congress Opens Long Hearings or New Labor Laws

House Labor Group Opens Initial Study Of Proposals   GM Head Advocates Ban On Closed Shop, ‘ Industry-Wide Pacts

Labor Hearing Gpens As GOP Blames Truman   POLITICAL -BICKERING IS HEARD AT HOUSE SESSIONS

SCIENTISTS PLAN SUN SPOT StUD   ‘Astronomers Get Read) . To Go to Brazil for Event.

Lewis Claims Injunction Not Legal Action   Miners’ Chief Declares, Re: straining Order Barred By  Conerecs.

Union Leader, Lawyers File Brief in Court   Government Does Likewise; Arguments Scheduled For Tuesday

Petition Is Filed With US Court   Government Files Brief With U. S.  Supreme Court

INJUNCTION IN COAL CASE IS INVALID - LEWIS   ‘Attorneys For Coal Miners and Government Pile Briefs  With High Court   ARGUMENTS TO BE HEARD: -BY TRIBUNAL NEXT WEEK

File Against Injunction   Lewis and Miners Submit Brief De- . claring Order Void

Lewis Fight In Supreme Court Begun   Government Alse Files, In Legal Fight Over Strike Iniunction.

Says Congress Barred Orders Against Unions   Briefs Are Filed With Supreme Court By Government And UMW Chieftain

INJUNCTION VOID, LEWIS DECLARES   Mine Workers File Another Brief In Court Battle

Tuesday Date for Hearing   U. S. Files Brief Saying Union Should Not Have Struck.

SUPREME BENCH PITS HEARING IN OPENING STAGE   Miners, Government File Casés As Battle On Coal Is Renewed

Briefs Are Filed By Both Sides In Coal Dispute  Whether Injunction Applied to Be Decided by Court

LEWIS, COAL UNION FILE COURT BRIEF   Contend Injunction In Dispute Is Void; 77S. Alse Files

File Brief In Soft. Coal Dispute   Hold Congress Had Barred Issuance Of ‘Restraining Order

MURRAY RAPS AFL LEADERS   Re-Elected CIO President Sees Little Chance For Early Labor Unity

Profiteers and President Green “Hit” By Murray   Invites Empioyers to Bargain Without Any Federal Interference

LABOR DISPUTES. CONTINUE  Murray Again Elected Head Of ~ CIO: Rejects Mercer With AFL

Jail Is Urged  For Profiteer:   Re-Elected CIO Presiden’ Throws Down Challenge

Murray Says C0 ls Optimistic Over Labor's Situation   Suggests Profiteers Be Jailed in America’s Fight on Prices

MAY SEEK O’DANIEL’S POST Gov. Jester Says He Has Been Asked To Run For U. §. Senator

Band Concert Proqram Given   ‘Considerable Urging’ Jester Openly Hints He May Make Race for Senate in ‘48

35 SAVED AT SEA WHEN SHIPS RAM   Fate Of 4 Others Unknown In Crash Off California

35 Rescued From Crippled Tanker; A Others Missing   Ship Ablaze Off Californie Coast After Collision” With Freighter

Thirty-Six: Crewmen Rescued from Tanker Burning in: Pacific   Three Men Lost After Collision Nlear California

jiyon County Free Fair Contracts for Rodeo   Three Performances Are Scheduled; Dates Set Are . For August 29-32 Inrlectue

MAKE FINAL ATTEMPT T0 STOP STRIKE   Continuous Meetings Of Union Officials, Management Held

Would Mediate Dispute Without Seizing Industry   NFTW Expects 340,000 Workers To Leave Jobs At 6 A. M. Monday

In Continuous Sessions With Industry and  Union Officials   Situation Looks ‘Grave’: Deadline 6 A. M. Monday

Phone Strike Outlook Dark For Monday   Government Officials Arbitrate Unceasingl: Without Progress

’Phone Strike Threat  Serious   Continuous Meets Are In Progress To Avert It

Ul S. OFFICIALS SAY SITUATION APPEARS GRAVE   Last-Minute Drive Made To Prevent Walkout Fixed For 6 a. m. Monday

U. S. INCREASES DRIVE TO AVERT PHONE STRIKE   ‘Hopes to Reach Settlement : Without Seizure of Industry

U. S. REDOUBLES EFFORTS TO HEAD OFF PHONE STRIKE   OFFICIALS OF A.T.T. SAYS NO PROGRESS TOWARD SETTLEMENT

Industry Heads And Union Still Lack Agreement   Government Officials Hepeful 0! Settlement Without mescuphetad To Seizure

Phone Parleys Race Deadline   Situation Grave, Say Labor Dept. Chiefs, Calling Continuous Sessions to Avert Monday Tieup, Possible Seizure by U.S.

Labor Officials. Attempting to. Avert Walkout  . Con us Sessions Are freon Today

U.S. Efforts To Avert Stoppage Are Stepped up   ‘No Progress’ Again ls Reported as Talks In Capital Continue

Officials Say Situation Now Looks “Grave”   Begin Continuous Meetings With Top Industry And Phone Union Officera   Near Accord On Few Minor Issues   Government Hopes to Ef. fect Setlement Without Resorting to Poasible Seizure

Conciliators Try To Mediate In Phone Strike   Local Situation Not Affected, Except For Lona Distance Calle

SETTLEMENT, {IGT CF IURE, SOUGHT   Attorney General Says Government Can Seize Lines if Strike Occurs

Doubt Cast On Legality Ot Seizure   Government Officials in Continuous Conference With Industrialisis and Heads of Unions

U.S. Speeds Moves to Halt Phone Strike   ‘Continuous Meetings Be gun to Seek Settlement   Of Dispute.

In Final Effort To Avert Strike   [Both Sides in Telephone  Dispute Held in Contin uous. Session   WOULD AVOID SEIZURE   ‘Local Office to Put Thru Emergency Calls if  Stnke Comes

Speed Efforts To Beat Phone Strike Deadline   U. S. Attempts To Med. iate Dispute Without Seizure of Industry

Phones Seizure Doubtful   Govertment: Exerts  Every,.Effort to Avert Strike Set For Apr..6 Without Seizine Lines

Strive for Telephone Settlement   Redouble Efforts to Head off Scheduled Walkout---Hope for Last Minute Accord

1) $. CONCEDES PHONE STRIKE PICTURE DARK   corunuous Meeting with Un: en, Company Officials Beging as Deadline Nears.

CONCILIATORS ARE HOPEFUL OF DECISION   Little Progress Reported  In Private Talks   DEADLINE   For Walkout Is Monday At Six A.M.; Seizure Is Studied

Separate Huddle Fs On Today   Conciliators, Bell Men, Union Spokesmen Are Stepping Up Talks to Avert Nation Tieup   L& Seizure Comes   Cark View Challenged; Union Silent on Whal Course to Take

See 340.000 Made Idle Hf Walkout  Develops; Hope To Avoid Seizure

Labor Officials Say Situation Looks Grave; Scores of Differences Need To Be Settled

OFFICIALS ADMIT STRIKE OUTLOOK CONTINUES CRAVE   Goveinment Seizure e Lines: Possible; Settle. ” meme Beenncnte

Federal Action Due as Monday Deadline Nears   Government May Seize Industry, Officials State

Conciliators  Work to.Avert  Phone Sirike ‘Plan Continuous Talks Until Saltlemment Reached  ee ee ee eee 4) ee

Situation Admitted to Be “Grave”’   Continuous Meetings Held With Industry And Union Officials

Telephone Industry Will Not be Seized Until Strike is Ot   Federal Conciliators ir Hopeful Mood as They  Resume Peace Talks

Labor Dept. Sees Scant Hope Of Stopping Phone Tieup: Situation Grave

ZERO HOUR IN PHONE STRIKE DRAWS CLOSER   Conciliators Making Slow Progress In Attempt To Avert Tie-up

Mediation of Strike Aim Of. Government in Move To Stop Telephone Tieup

UNION STATES PHONE STRIKE IS INEVITABLE   U. S. Officials Begin Continuous Meetings. ’ With Union, Managemen’

Truman Seeks To Stop Tie-Up Minus Seizure   Union Head Won't Say What Happens If U. S. Takes Over   Marlow Outlines Facts Of Threatened Phone Strike

Government Steps Up Efforts To Mediate Without Seizure Of Industrv

Admit Situation Is ‘Grave’ as” Deadline Nears   Officials Still Work Toward: Settlement - Before Monday

F° _ STRIKE— Situation Termed  ‘Grave’    AGREEMENTS " ONLY MINOR

Federal Peacemakers Step Up Their Talks   ~ 350,000 Expected To Go Out Monday At 6 A. M. Unless Dispute Settled; Question Of  Seizure Remains Unanswered For Present.

Jap Officer Admits Horrors— Bayonet ‘Practice’ on Captive Flier Tolc

BROWNWOOD SOLDIER WAS TIED HELPLESS TO A STAKE  “ Brutal Beating, Bayoneting Of Texas Flier Told By Jap ;

Start Work On Labor  Settlement   Conferees Meet To Discuss New NLRB Set-up, Other Differences

Joint Committee Begins Study of NLRB Revisior   Compromise of Bills to Effect Major Change in Board’s Status

SENATE-HOUSE UNIT REVAMPING STATUS OF NLRB   House Would Split Prosecuting From Judicial Functions

House Firm For Split Of NLRB Prosecuting  And Judicial Powers   House Members Indicate Possibility Of Yieldng To Senate’s Demand For Easement Of Other Control Rules.

SHOWERS FORECAST   Marais des Cvgnes Falling, Flood Threat Wanes

Kennelly Might Seek Demogratic  Nomihation   Political Circles Are. Humming With Reports He May Be in Governor Race

SHOOTING TAKES LIVES OF PAIR   War Vet, 24, Slays Man, Wounds Woman and Tokes Own Life

Two Men Killed In Ochelafa Slaying   Vet Recently Released from Hospital Shoots Another, Then Himself

Gen. Lee Charges Attack On Him Is ‘Stab In Back’   Italian Commander Also Says It Is ‘An Injustice To U. S.” As He Conducts Newsmen On Tour Of Areas Criticized In Series Of Stories By Reporter

General Answers Attack on Troop Affairs in Itah   Lee Escorts Newsmen on  Tour of Areas Criticized By Ruark

Lee Deplores Press Charge   Criticism of Regime Called Stab in Back

Lee Describes Ruark’s Charges As Stab In Back   Statement Is Made To American Newsmen

FORECAST SLIGHTLY WARMER TREND FOR TONIGHT, THURSDAY   Blame Cold Wave for Death of Galion Taxi Driver: Fear Natural Gas Shortage

Coldest Weather Of Winter Hits Ohio;  Gas Shortage Feared In Some Sections

s aedcttsenneneneanstin:,,..to-uiin _caepbomumeiniabecaiall ADM. HALSEY'’S MOTHER SUCCUMRS IN DELAWARE

San Diego Court Is Thronged For Dora Jones Case   Witness Testifies Dora Given Room Used For Garbage

TRUMAN ORDERS: CUT IN TARIFFS   Complaint Is Registered by, Knutson, as President. Bypasses Explanaticn

Things Better Now, Say Men Under Gen. Lee   Improvements Occur Coincident With Exposures, They Declare

Armistice Day Observed in Various Ways   _ Most. Speakers “Urge: ‘Military. © Preparedness

Powerful U.S. Necessary To Assure Peace   Navy Chief Says Disarmament Is Perilous Goal

PREPAREDNESS IS THEME FOR ARMISTICE DAY   Truman Lays Wreath on Tomb of Unknown Soldier--Services Over Nation,

trong U.S. \rmistice Jay Theme   Military Leaders Remind Nation Preparedness Is Dice of Peace

Military Leaders Warn U.S.to Remain Strong In Armistice Day Talk:

NATION OBSERVES "ET ARMISTICE DAY WITH CEREMONIES   Preparedness Declared te Be Price of Peace; Truman Places Wreath on Arlington Tomb.   MILITARY, NAVAL LEADERS HEARD

Warn Military Strength Is Necessary  Armistice Speakers Urge Nation's Security Be Guardec

LEADERS URGE STRONG U. S. AS PRICE OF PEACE   Preparedness Theme Runs Through Addresses In Armistice Programs

Armistice Day Speeches Urge Preparedness   ‘Military and Naval Leaders .Talk—Truman at Arling ton Cemetery

Power to Keep  Peace Advised  Leaders Speak As Nation Hlonore Desd af Ware

BE PREPARED, MAIN THEME OF SPEAKERS   Army and Navy Leaders Join in Stressing Path to Security.

Truman Places Wreath On Grave Of Unknown Soldier  MANY SPEECHES  Warn Nation Prepar. edness Is Price Of  Peace

Americans Fay iribute  Leaders Warn Nation Must Stay Strong To Guard Against Foes

 Military Leaders Sound Plea For Preparedness To Guard Security  Strife - Torn World’s Realities Dominate Armistice Day Talks

Armistice Plea For Preparedness Sullivan's Theme   Navy Secretary Cautions Against Grave Peril of Quick Disarmament   PRESIDENT HONORS UNKNOWN SOLDIER   Places Wreath at Tomb; -~ Japan Transformed, * Eichelberger Says   TAPAN TRANCARORWUED

LEADERS CALL FOR STRONG AMERIGA   Armistice Day Talks Give Emphasis to An “Adequate Force”

Truman Leads U.S. in Tribute To War Dead   U.S. Armed Strength Must Be Maintained, Armistice Talkers Say

PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR MEXICO CITY   Visits Mother Sunday; Plans 3-Day Good Will Trip Across the Border

Chamber Views Price Cut Trend  Cites Narrow Profit Marain Of Retailers

SENATE, HOUSE MOVE TO FOIL COMMIE HOPES   Marshall Plan Delay May Be Costly, Report Says

Aid Plan Gets ‘Urgent’ Labe   Fund Work Speeded Because of Rioting

SELF-KICKING DEVICE WILL STAY ON JOB   Owner Abandons Plans to Dismantle Machine Because of Demand for Soul-Easing Booting.

V-) DAY BRINGS MARTHUR TALK   General Addresses/Allied Oc cupation Forces in Japan,  Hails Their Task

V-J Day 2 Years Ago But World Still Awaits Peace      MacArthur, Jap Premier Mark Anniversary, Lell People Tasks Ahead

Peace Insecure on V-J Anniversar 'y  WAR CEASED TWO YEARS AGO TODAY

TRUMAN SHUNS PRICE CONFERENCE      Japanese Surrendered Two Years Ago Today

History’s Greatest ‘War Ended Two Years Ago;  Gen. MacArthur Commends Occupation Forces

History's Greatest  War Cameto  End 2 Years Ago. Japanese Suirendered  Aug. 14, 1945; Peace Still. Object

War Ended Two Years Ago Today   Anniversary of Surrender of Japan Finds Peace Not Yet Secure; Dav Passes Quietly

V-J Day Is Little Marked   MacArthur Sends Message to Occupation Forces in Japan

MacArthur Asks Greater Efforts by Japs; World  Seekine Secure Peace

V-J Day Passes Quietly In Allied Capitals  Peace Is Still To Be Secured

GreatestWar in History Came ToEnd Two Years Ago Today   Japanese Surrender Announcement Was Made it: Broadcast by Jap Emperor ©

On Second Anniversary of V-J Day—  - Peace Is Still to Be Secured

SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF V-J DAY MARKED WITH QUIET HOPE, SOME MISGIVINGS

Peace With Japan Still in Future Two Years After End of Conflict

VICTORY ENDED WAR IN PACIFIC TWO YEARS AGO   Japanese Dream Of Conquest Ended In Full Surrender

Second Anniversary Of End Of War Passes Quietly In Cities Of World

‘MacArthur, Hirohito Commemorate ‘2nd Anniversary of Jap Surrender

Peace Being Secured In Japan, MacArthur Say s In V-J Day Address; Hudson And Blissfield Celebrate

V-J 2 YEARS LATER  MacArthur Talks to Troops, Texans Forgef Anniversary

Greatest War in History Came to End 2 Years Ago Today When Japan Bowed

Two Years Ago Today— Remember?  Doug Asks Peace Effort On V-J Day Anniversary  Ts 44 ks

V-J ANNIVERSARY ‘World War II Shooting Stopped Two Years Ago   urn’ to Page 2 for addithonal V-J Day stories.

World War II Ended Two Years Ago Today With the Surrender of Japan

On V-J Anniversary  a tee em een mam a a  ecemne amm  Battle For Peace Is Still Unsettled

NAME NEW TEACHERS,  DOYLESTOWN SCHOOLS   J. Paul Nuse, Formerly of Bristol Faculty, Is To ‘ Teach Music  E Jj FRICK RESICNS

Lnglish, Music and Extra “Teachers Appointed Here   Present Music Director to Go Into Business Life—  J. Roy Nuse His Successor—Idea of Fire Escape Is Abandoned

BIG 4 GIVEN PROPOSAL ON GERMAN ISSUE   A'TMBARAIOUWSA SOAR BAY VUMEALE Suggest Five - Way Breakdown for Moscow Talks.

AMBASSADOR DEEMED LOST      Search For Envoy Atcheson To Be Abandoned

Captain Tells Of Fight To Keep Ship Off Reef   Lake Michigan Boat Is Towed into Port; Rescue Ships Lauded

Crew Of 28 Saved From ‘Graveyard Of Ships’  Skipper Relates Story Of Ship Rescue From L. Michizan Reef:

Poppy Sale Will Honor War Dead  Legion Auxiliary in Yearly   Legion Auxiliary in. Yearly Effort

“Honor The Dead” Will Be Theme Of Annual Poppy Day Here Saturday

POPPY DAY IN MATTOON SET FOR SATURDAY   “Honor War Dead, Aid Living Victims,” Is Legion’s Theme

1947 POPPY SALES 70 BE CONDUCTED   Annual Campaign Is Set for Linton Saturday; to Aid Disabled.

HONOR THE DEAD AND-AID WARS’ LIVING VICTIMS   . Buy And Wear A Poppy Saturday, May 24, As A Beneficial Memorial

Bank Bandits Captured After Daring Holdup   Highway Patrol Seizes Fugitives On Toledo Bridge

Doomed Willie Studies Bible’   Negro Youth, Who Once Cheated Chair, To Be Executed Tomorrow.

Fighting Follows Mosley's Jew-Baiting in London   Three to Face Court After Pre-War Fascist Editor Starts Contretemps

BOMB HURLED AGAINST HOME   DYNAMITE. ‘USED IN~»BLAST AT RESIDENCE OF UAW OFFICIAL EARLY TO. . _DAY

3 Balkan Nations Are Using Force, Delegatet Charges   Demands Security Council  Use Full Weight of Au thority to Halt Them

United States Follows Up Greece Charges’ By Bluntly. “Assailing _ Action: -OF- Three .Nations.And Demanding United Nations.  Interventisn

U, $, GALLS FOR ACTION AGAINST BALKAN NATIONS   Charges 3 Countries With Using Force Against Greece

UN Is Urged To Take Steps To Preserve Peace   Austin Bluntly Charges Albania, Bulgaria And Yugosavia With Using Force Avainst Greece

ONUNTOTKE CTRONG STEPS   Recent Acts of Three-Nations Declared © Equivalent... tn an Invasion.

U.S. Hurls Accusation at Albania, Bulaaria. and Yuaoslavia in UN

U. 5. Flays Foes of Greek Liberty   Yugoslavia, Bulga rid, Albania Are Named

AUSTIN ASKS FOR SHOWDOWN ON ‘INVASION’   Jugoslavia, Bulgaria, And Albania Charged With Using Force

WANTS SECURTY COUNCIL TO NIP GREEK SQUEEZE   Finds Albania, Yugoslavia and Bulearia Guilty

Austin Rips Activity of Balkan Trio   American Says Albania Bulgaria, Yugoslavia ‘Bad as Invaders.’

U.S. Accuses  Balkan Trio,  Urges Action Austin Asserts  U.N. Must Halt  x , 1.¢ > _. gf

Three Nations Accused By Delegate Of Using  Force Against Greece

ASKS UN TO USE POWER HALT THEM   Austin Says Warld Peace Threatened

BALKANS ARE ACCUSED OF AGGRESSION   U.S. Demands United Nations Act to Halt Warfare Against Greeks.

U. S. Says Force Used  on Greece   MacArthur Sees Jap Treaty in 18 Months

U. S. Presents lis Ideas to Limit Veto  Russia Warns That Move Is Doomed to Failure

ETO TARGET FOR NUMBER OF U.S. IDEAS   Russia Claims This ' Means Charter Revisicn

U.S. Presents Tts Ideas to Limit Veto  mma USF ee. M1.   Russia Warns That Move Is Doomed to Failure

School Bloc Triumphant In Ist Test  Vote, 129-4.   Gets Ready to Give Green’s Budget an Even Harder “Kick” Upward in the House

OHIO MERCURY CLIMB IS SEEN   Snow Or Rain Predictec  In Parts Of State  Tuesday

Liquor Bill Is  At Top In Week   Wage, Hour Plan: Also Rate High In Assembly

Much Debate In Committees . .. .  Liquor And Wage Bills Highlighted Busy Week By The State Assembly

State Assembly Resting Today After Busy Week   Liquor Referendum Bill, Minimum Wage and Hour Measure Highlights

Russian General Charges Stalling   Hits West Refusal Of Socialization Law For Germany

Another Weckler Girl Clue Fades  Winona, Minn., Man Believed Innocent

UNION SUED BY FLOORING FIRM   Hagerstown Company Seeks $90,000; Picket Held For Court

Suif Is Filed - Against Union      Colonial. Hardwood. Floor>” ing Co. Seeks $90; 22 -. (000 Damaaes :

ParisFirmness To Russ OK'd   Assembly Backs Up ’ Rejection of Note In Diplomatic Clash

GOVERNOR I COOL TO NEW LEGISLATION   Action by Administration Leaves Labor Control Measures Stranded

Outcome Of  U.S. Action  Is Awaited Says He May Call Special Session

Governor Says Fate of Federal Bill Awaited   Promises to Call Special Legislature Session if Needed

HOUSE IN NEAR-REVOLT ‘AS GOVERNOR INTERVENES TO BLOCK LEGISLATION

No Damaaqe Reported In Coastal Area Tropical Storm Hits In Brownsville Area

Indict 61 for Part in Louisiana Milk Strike   Several A.F.L. Officials Included in Federal Grand Jury Action

SIXTY - ONE NAMED IN TMENT IN LOUISIANA STRIKE      Charged With Conspiracy to Interfere With Interstate Commerce

Grand Jury Indicts Union Officials On Conspiracy Charge   Sixty-One Named In Indictment Resulting Fram La. Milk Strike

61 Are Indicted in Milk Strike   ‘Charge Conspiracy to - Balk Interstate  Cammerce

61 Persons Indicted For Pariicipation InN. 0. Milk Strike   Federal Grand Jury Charges Conspiracy In Stopping Trucks

SIXTY-ONE INDICTED ON  CONSPIRACY CHARGES IN LOUISIANA MILK STRIKE

Indict 61 Men in Milk Conspiracy   Interstate Commerce Blocked By Unions

Sixty-One Indicted As Result of Recent Milk Strike  Union Officials Are Charged With Seizure of Trucks

Truman Silent  On Greek Case   President Ignores Soviet Critics of Sneech

ACTION RUSHED ON LABOR BILLS   Threat of Walkouts Quickens Tempo

MAY PASS LABOR LAWS TO0 LATE TO BAR STRIKES   Tempo Stepped Up On Proposed Strike Control Law Hearings

Arnall Blocked From Office By Talmadge   Rival Governors Issue Orders From Separate Offices in Capitol

Explosion Climaxes Fantastic Da y in Georgia Statchouse   Talmadge Appropriates Governor's Office but Arnall Sets Up Emergency Ouarters in Rotunda

STATE OFFICE, HOME SFIZED BY TALMADGE      Federal War, Justice Departments Study U.S, Action

CHAMPION IS BADLY MAULED IN 15 ROUNDS   Jersey Challenger To Appeal Divided Verdict Of Judges

Foreign Aid ‘Too Liberal’ Says Taber   Cut in House  Seen Probable

Winter Relief Fund Slashing  Seen In House   Taber, Says Amount Asked It “Too Liberal” As De- - bate Continues On ° ' _* ‘Help Bill’

TRUMAN SAYS U.S. FAVORS WORLD — PEACE   President Dedicates Al Resources To Aid In World's Recovery

President Asks Completion of Seaway Project   (anadian Parliament Applauds Heartily as ° Chief Executive Talks

AMERICA AIDS WORLD PEACE, CANADA TOLL   TRUMAN GIVES PUSH TO ST. LAWRENCE WATERWAY

U.S. Presiden! Reaffirms  His Doctrine  Applause Greets Truman in Canadian Speech

Trumaa Promises To ‘E xpend Our Energies, Jnvest Our Substance For World Recovery’

GUIDE FOR READERS   Truman Doctrine May Be Widenec   President Tells Canadians U.S. Will Help Build a ‘Free World’

Tells Canadians U.S. Plans To Invest In. Promoting World Recovery

U.S. Intends To Aid Nations Live At Peace   Truman Says In Address Before Canadian Body

Aid In World Peace Pledged By President   Truman Applauded Jn Speech Before Canadian Parliament

Truman Says US Will Aid Nations That Want Peace  Viewed As Doctrine Extension Proposal

U.S. to Aid Only Peaceful Nations, Not Bullies, Truman Tells Coke

TRUMAN PROMISES AID TO COUNTRIES THAT SEEK PEACE   Speech Before Canadian Pariliament Interpreted as Proposed Extension of Greek-Turk Program.   A NEW CHALLENGE TO AGGRESSOR NATIONS   President Applauded Frequently by Lawmakers— Urges Completion of St. Lawrence Waterway.

Aid For Men Of Good Will  Is Promised   Would Reconstruct European Nations, President States

Marines Extend Defense Radius   Evacnate Chinese Residents Within 1,000 Yards Of Ammunition Dump

PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY ITEMS      'Some Little Known Facts it Are Listed Below.

AWOL SOLDIER CAUGHT AFTER LIVING IN MOUNTAIN CAVE 5 ‘YEARS; DRESSED AS A WOMAN

Back: From The ‘Wars’ ae em Ene Wars:  AWOL Soldier Nabbed After Living In A Barren Cave For Five Years

RAMLEH RAILROAD STATION   Escape On Train After Leaving Charge of Dynamite In Building.

TRUCK IN ACCIDENT   -_ rt Leaves Highway Crashes into Tele e Pole

British Miners Strike   8000 Walk Out in Protest Over Production Hike Order

25,000 English Miners Strike   Wildcat Strike Opposed By Union — Papers Demand Ration Be Cut

Wildcat Coal Strikes Spread As Britons Tighten Belts To \Combat Empire’s New Crisis

Wildcat Coal Strikes Spread in Britain, Peril Economy Plan   10,000 Protest Increased Quotas; Press Attacks New Austerity Drive

British Coal Output Cut By Strikes      'Mines Employing 25,180. With Weekly Produc tion of 154,000 Ton: Halt Operations

COAL STRIKES IN BRITAIN SPREADING   ‘Press Opens Attack at Attlee ‘Government Program

British Coal Miners Stage Sympathy Strike   At keast 11 Mines idle Whidca? Walkouts May Spyreane tn Yasbelt-.

INCREASED WORK QUOTAS BRING PROTEST   Peril Nation’s Recovery Plan

Strikes Cut British Coal Production   Wildcat Walkouts Are it Defiance of Government  and Miners’ Union

Eleven Mines Idle In Britain Now  Wildcat Strikes Are Protest of Effort to Get More Production

Threaten To Knock Props From Drive   Miners Protesting Against Increase Of Work Quota

ECONOMY PLAN SLICES BRITISH FOODS, TRAVEL   Press Blasts Prorram As ‘Too Little Too Late’

Press Lambasts Labor Party Plan as ‘Too Little, Too Late’: Food, Travel Cut

1] MINES ARE IDLE   25,180 Men Are Ott Work in British Wildeat  Strikes

Mine Strike Increases  Food Peril   Wildcat Walkouts, Cuts In Rations, Create New Alarm

Wildcat Strikes Cut Coal Output   Fuel Production Drops in Britain

British Mines Idle: Worker Walkout Grows   Yorkshire Miners Quit Pits In Protest

FBI ROUNDS UP WHITE SLAVERS   ‘Agents Arrest 47 In Big Strike At Mann Act Violators

SMASH ‘WHITE SLAVERY RING   Coast - To - Coast Raids Center On Ironton,

White Slavery Raid Is Pulled By FBI Agents   Sudden Smash ir Ohio City Nets 47; Women  In Fur ~ sats

WHITE SLAVERY RING SMASHED   - FBI Agents. Round Up 47; 3-State Operations Centered in Ohio Town

Smash Suddenly At Ohio Industrial Community  ‘To Break Far-Flung Ring

Trew PKRerokh   Alleged White Slave Ring Hit By FBI; 47 Prisoners. Seize

Nobel Peace Prize to Philadelphia Quakers,  London Service Counc:

Nobel Peace Prize For 1947 Is Awarded Quakers  Organizations Share Honors for Relief Work in Past Year

Reuther Blames Communist Party  Caused Union Loss Of A-C’s Strike?

Allies Seck To Help Jap World Trade  Reopening Of Nippon  a a) a i ie. 2 ee   Reopening Of Nippon Industry Would Give Relief To Burden Of United States In Ocecupation Costs

Figures on Various Counties  Big Untapped Market on Farms in This Area

House Approval Of New Tax Bill Expected Today   Opponents Pin Main Hopes On the Senate

TAX REDUCTION BILL PASSED BY BIG HOUSE VOTE   Margin Is 26 Mere Than Enough To Override Presidential Vete   FATE OF MEASURE IS UNCERTAIN IN SENATE

HOUSE OKAY OF TAX CUT TODAY SEEN   Martin Predicts Avalanche Passage Of New Measure

Tax-Slashing Bill Clears Initial Hurdle as House Bars Amendments

House Passes Tax Sill by Big Vote   Majority Is More Than Enough to Overthrow a Veto   Would Cut U. S. Income Taxes by Four Billions Annually

House Bans Amendments To Tax Bill   Income Slashing Plan Wins First Hurdle In New Assault

Republican Tax Bill Gets 302-112 House  Vote; Veto Forecast      Quick Action In Senate Is Promised For Income Reduction; Vote Te Override le Question

House Approves Tax Reduction Bill Decisively   Measure Expected to Pass Senate Before Week Ends; Presidential Veto Seen

MARTIN PREDICTS PASSAGE OF BILL BY HEAVY MARGIN   Truman’s Attitude On Pos. sible Veto Remains Secret For Present

GOPs Turn On The Heat For New Tax Bill   House Prevents Changes, Rushes For Final Vote

HOUSE PASSES BILL T0 CUT INCOME TAXES   Measure Now Goes to Senate Where Early Passage Is Forecast.

Bill May Meet Hard Sledding In The Senate   ‘Income Tax Bill Passes House And Heads For Senate; Measure Would Lop $4,000,000,. 000 From Current Levies On Citizens.

Vote of 302 to 112 Is More Than Two-thirds Majority to Override Veto— Senate to Act Yet This Week.

TAX REDUCTION BILL MAY PASS HOUSE TODAY   Republicans Plan Anew to Cut Personal Income  Levies 4 Billion A Year

House Rules Against Any  Amendments   ‘Income Tax-Slashing Bill Clears First Hurdle Barring Changes From Being Presented.

TAX REDUCTION MEASURE AGAIN PASSES HOUSE   Bill Is Identical With One Already Vetoed By President

302 to 112 Tally Sends It to Senate   Margin’s 26 More Than Enough To Override A Truman Veto.  ‘

‘Substitute’ Tax Bill Is Defeated   House Advances Act ‘And Bars Amendment

House Vote Bars Amendments to  Tax Cut Measure  Tirst Hurdle in Pazsage Of New Bill by Nightiall © Cleared: Big Margin Ssen

"Tax Reduction Bill Clears Its First Hurdle   House Approves Procedures Barring A men dment to Measure

HOUSE GIVES  COP TAX BILL. FLYING START  Agrees To Gotiside er Tt   Agrees To Consider It Under Rule Barring Amendments   Democrats Hope To Step Biull In Committee

House Passes New Measure  To Cut Taxes   Billls Approved by 302-112 Majority; Stiff Fight Expected in Senate

Opposition To Measure Voted Down   Republicans Have Democratic Help on Bill—Now  Goes to Senate 

House Again Passes Income Tax Cut Bill   Measure Goes to Senate; Would Be Effective Jan. 1

Martin Says New Measure Sure To Pass   Says Democrats  Will Back Bill

Speed Tax Bill in Congress; Allen is Pushing for Speed   “Gag Rule” Shouts Fail to Halt Bill as it Hurdles Obstacles

House OK’s Income Tax Slash Bill   Vote Was 302 te 112; Measure Now Goes to Senate Where Early Ansbroval le. Larcencs

Measure Now Will Go lo Senators:   Speedy Approval Seer In Upper Chamber For Jan. 1 Tax Slash

GOP Tax Slash Bill Passes House By 3to 1 Vote   Doubtful If Senate Can Muster Strength To Override a Veto

Martin Sees Bill's Passage By Nightfall   Truman Silent On Substitute Tax Measure

Ballots Heavy Enough to Override Veto   Senate Republicans Expect to Pass It Before Week End

House Approves Revised Bill to Slash Income Tax Payments $4,000.000.000

House To Pass Tax-Slash Bill Before Evening      Speaker Martin Predicts An “Avalanche Of  Votes In Fawnr.

[302-112 Vote ‘Would Beat  Another Veto   Quick ‘Senate Approval Forecast un Measure Before End of Week

Measure Sails Through House By 302 To 112   Senate itl Act This Week; Another Veto Seems Certain

Tax Reduction Bill Is Slated To Be Passed By Wide Vote   Martin Is Confident Measure To Attract Avalanche Of ‘Ayes’

Once Vetoed Bill Senfto Senate For Quick Action   See Possibility of Another Veto on Part Of President Truman

EASY VICTORY ISFORECAST _ BY MARTIN   Bill Same As One Vetoed By President   To Proposal Are Barred: Slashes Up To 30 Per Cent Involved

Tax Measure Faces House Ballot Today   Martin Forecasts Passage of Bill By Laree Margin

Democratic Foes Concede Bill Will Pass Today   New Plan Would Make Cuts Effective Jan. 1

Tax Cut Bill Clears Hurdle In House Vote   ‘Gag Rule’, Says Sabbath as GOP Rams It. Through

TAX-CUT BILL BACK IN HOUSE   Expected To Pass By Avalanche Of Votes Before Nightfall

VOTE OF CONGRESS EAPEGIED 10 PASS TAX GUT MEASURE   Ballot Won’t Be Close in House, Leaders Say Today at Capital; Only Change is Effective Date.   SLASHES PROVIDED IN INCOME LEVIES

Quick Action By House On Tax Bill Seen   “Gag Rule” Charged As Adoption Of Chanaes Barred

HOUSE 0. K. DUE TODAY ON NEW TAX CUT ACTION   Martin Sees Votes To Kill Any Presidential Veto Of Second Measure

Revised Tax Cut Bill Approved By Lower House   Opposition to Measure Swamped

Senate To Aet On Bill This Week   Democrat Alternative Rejected By House Which Is Confident Of Overriding Veto

Republicans See Passing Of Tax Cuts By Tonight      Expect Democrats To Join To Make  January Reductions

Overriding of Second Veto Seen in Vote   Martin Says Decisive Action May Have Its Effect on President

HOUSE VOTES FOR INCOME TAX REDUCTION   Overwhelming Approval Is Given Measure Once Vetoed

Measure Breezes By House With Unexpected Support: Senate Ready For Action

Predict Tax Bill Will Pass House   Martin Sees Avalanche of Votes for Measure

New Tax Cut Bill Approved   Senate Okay On Once-Vetoed Bill Forecast

SECOND VETO BY PRESIDENT IS PREDICTED   House Margin 26 More Than Necessary To Override Veto

Substitute Plan ls Defeated by GOP Maiority   302 to112 Vote More Than Margin Needed To Override a Veto

House Moves fo Quick Passage Of Tax Cut Bill  Act Makes Jan. 1 Effactiva Mata

Tax-Cut Bill Clears First House Hurdle  G. O. P. Leaders Confident Of Strona Approval

louse Passes Tax  3ill by Big Vote   Majority Is More Than ough to Overthrow  a Veto   MEASURE TO SENATE   Would Cut U. S. Income Taxes by Four Billions  Annually

HOUSE PASSED THE INCOME TAX MEASURE TODAY   The Bill Cuts Taxes by $4,000,000,000, Beginning Jan. ¥..*   49,000,000 TAXPAYERS   It Goes to Senate Where Approva} Ako Is Fore. east: -

TAX CUT BILL PEARS INITIAL HOUSE HURDLE   _Nnewed Levy hg pee would Take E ffec . lan. 1 1988

House Passes Bill fo Slash Income Taxes   Republican-Backed Measure, Unchanged, Now Goes to Senate

House Passes Tax Cut Agair   Passage In Senate Sure, But By What Edge?

Tax Legislation Passes House; Senate Expected  To Act On Bill This Week   Lower Body Has 26 Votes More Than Two-Thirds Majority Needed To Override Anticipated  oe OO a ee 5 eee aR

House Passes Tax Cut Bill   Senate Approval Forecast, Then Battle Will Come To Override Expected Vetc

GOP MEMBERS RECEIVE AID IN 302-112 VOTE   Senate Tally Remains Question Mark in Face Of Presidential Veto

HOUSE APPROVES INCOME TAX CUT BILL, 302 10 112   Speaker Martin Takes Floor and Calls for Passage So People May “Have This Delayed austice.”   MEASURE TQ SENATE #FOR EARLY SHOWDOWN   Lawmakers Speculate on Size of Majority There as Democrats Predict Auother Truman Veto.

New Date Only Change  In Measure F Fighto on Communit  Taw wPOATIZIOT:   Fight on Community Tax Provision in Senate Hinted

‘49 MILLION TAXPAYERS 1? BENEFIT   Senate Passage Is Predicted By Proponents

SAYS HOUSE TO PASS NEW TAX CUT BILL TODAY   Only Change in Measure ig Delaying Effective Date Until First of Year

Tax-Cut Bill Passes House By Large Vote  . Approved 302-112;   Approved 302-112; 1 Some Of Democrats See Another Veto

Tax Cut Bill Will Pass By “Avalanche”   Reductions Will. Be Effective Jan I, 1948

New Tax Cut Measure Passed By House by Plenty of Margin To Override Possible Veto

ARREST 7 MAYORS CORN NEEDS RAIN   Jozen of Other Jewish Po- “Many Fields in Northeastern litical Leaders Jailed by Kansas Beginning To British be Hurt

British Seize Mayors Of Jewish Cities  To Quell Terrorism   Dozens of Political Leaders Are Jailed; One Is Known Dead, Others Hurt, Some Said Missing in New Uprisings; Troops Are Busy

Other Political Leaders Held To ‘End Terrorism’   Policeman Is Killed in Bombing; Report of ‘Kidnaping’ Is Probed

New Outbreak Of Terrorism  Kills Of fice:   Labor Building Bombed: Kidnappings Reported; At Least 60 Leaders Are Held

British Arrest Jewish Mayors , And Dozens Of Other Officials:   Jewish Popilace Stunned by Swift Action of British

TO ee ee ae oes eee TT eye  BRITISH JAIL MANY JEWISH LEADERS TODAY

MAYORS NABBED IN DAWN RAIDS IN PALESTINE   Arrests Climax T wo Weeks Of Underground Violence; British Policeman Killed In New Blast: Two Others Trapped In Debris.

British Arrest A Jewish Mayors But Riots Rage  Bomb Kills Policeman And Traps 2 Others; Kidnaping Reported

‘Policeman. ‘Killed Trying to’ Remove ‘Bomb From Labor Unit Building; Kidnap Report ‘Investigated ‘

British Arrest Mayors Of Four Palestine Towns   Dawn Raids Mark Drive  On Terrorism, But Vio eas gee *.. nee iim

British Arrest Mayors of Jewish Towns in Palestine   Raids Termed Part OF Campaign - Terrorism--Vi - Renorted-Sprecdi

British Arrest Jewish Leaders   Action Climaxes Weeks Of Terror By Underground

Jewish Leaders Held by British  Dozens Arrested, Mayors Included

Arrest Jewish Leaders   ' British Seize Mayors Of 4 Palestine Towns As Part of Campaign To Halt Terrorism

BRITISH ARREST JEWISH MAYORS TO CURB STRIFE   NEW VIOLENCE AS UNDERGROUND ACTS IN HOLY LAND WAR

4 Jewish Mayors Held by British   Unconfirmed Reports Tell of More Britons Being Kidnapped

BRITISH ARREST  JEWISH LEADERS   Palestine Tense: Violence Continues; Action Taken To Combat Terrorists

Britain Pushing Terrorist Drive  Dozen of Jewish  Leaders Arrested

British Round Up \Political Leaders   Dawn Raids Described As Part Of Campaign Against Terrorism; British Policeman Killed By Bomb Explosion

Blast Kills 3; Mayors in 4 Cities Held   Grove Is Searchec For Reported Kidnap Victim

Jew Mayors Of 4 Cities Arrested   Jerusalem Is Scene of Stern British Action

British Stage Sweeping Raids ln Palestine 10 Put End To Violence   Mayors Of Many Jewish Towns Arrested Along With Dozens Of Political Leaders But Disorders Continue Unabated.

Mayors Of Jewish Towns Under Arrest   Other Political Leaders Taken Into Custody‘ In Raids; Violence Continues

British Arrest Jewish Mayors   But Violence Continues —Building Blasted, Briton Killed

Four Jewish Mayors Are Under Arrest   Violence Continues In Holy Land; British Crack Down

MASON URGES OHIO TURNPIKE   E. Liverpool State Senato: Submits Plan to Ohio Assembly

Kimberly Girl Not  Hurt, Says Hemming   ‘We Just Got Drunk and Took Off? He Tells Police After 48-Hour Jaunt Through Ohio

New York Theoretically in Ruins; Force Couldn't Last Long—Kenney

Gen. George C. Kenney Says Armada Wouldn’t Last Long in Shoot. ing War

General Kenny Assert: Armada Wouldi't Last Long in  Shooting War

New York City Now in ‘Ruins’ After Attack By 101 Super fortresses

KENNEY UNSATISFIED WITH AIR STRENGTH   Says Armada Wouldn’t Last Long In ‘Shooting War’

LEVEE REPAIR BILL PLANNED   15 Million Needed For Rebuilding in Areas of Midwest

Seaboard Told to Watch for . Warning Flags   Twister Expected _ to Veer Northward. and Miss Coast ©

Hurricane Alert For Portion of Seaboard Issuec   PBeacnntian Manenra

Atlantic Coast Alerted Against Tropical Storm   Violent Hurricane Too Close for Comfort, But May Shift Course

STORM NEARING FLORIDA COAST   Land Areas Not in Dange: At Present as Hurricane Whirls Over Atlantic

SEVERE STORM * IS OFF NASSAU   Will Roar Over Florida And Georgia If Course Continued

Southern U.S. Warned on Hurricane  Preliminary Alert   Preliminary Alert Covers Coast From Florida to Hatteras

F lorida- Hatteras Strip Alerted To W atch Advisories   Storm Warnings N ot Yet Ordered For U. S. Coast As Tropical Hurricane Maintains Course In Atlantic

Hurricane 400 Miles Off Coast   Storm Warning: Fly in Bahamas; 140-Mile Wind

Alert Issued Along Coast On Hurricane   Residents Told to Keep Advised on Course Of Storm and Prepare For Emergency Action

Hurricane Alert Issued For Atlantic Seaboard Between Florida And North Carolina

PRELIMINARY STORM PRECAUTIONS URGED AS BLOW ADVANCING  ACTUAL WARNINGS NOT YET ISSUED AS SOME HOPE HELD FOR CURVE

Hurricane Near Florida Coast Alert Is Posted  Getting Too Close For Comfort Says Cthiak Bascannciwn

COAST WARNING GIVEN ON WINDS   Actual Signals Not Yet Flying In Fastern Area

PRELIMINARY STORM  PRECAUTIONS URGED  AS BLOW ADVANCING ACTUAL WARNINGS NOT YET ISSUED AS SOME  RAP LICTIKH CAD CTIDVUEL

Hatteras In Preliminary Statement   Area Includes Vero Beach, Fla., And Carolina Cape

HURRICANE ALERT IS SOUNDED   750-Mile Stretch Of Atlantic Coast Given Warning

Hurricane Alert For Portion of Seaboard Issued   ‘It Is Given as a Precaution Measure

East Coast Alerted as Precaution   Wanrning Service Says Hurricane May Turn North

N. C. Coast Gets Hurricane Alert   140 Mile Wind Rages Thru Atlanti To Eastern Seaboarc

Roosevelt Testifies He Borrowed  From Hl ughes’ Agent : .   Says War Contract Probe Is Part of ‘Smear Campaign’ Against His Father: Contradicits Wilness

PARTY COSTS. HOTLY DEBATED AT WAR PROBE   Hughes May Testify Before Senators  On Wednesday

Government Financing and Reviews of Tax Setup Cast Shadow On Ohio’s Problems

Lilienthal Vote Taft Victory   Ohioan Fails to Block Atom Appointee, but Holds GOP Control

SENATOR TAFT WINS FIRST GOP TEST IN SENATE   Vandenberg’s Issue Passes But is Supported by Democrats

Taft Tops Vandenberg In Senate Split Ove Lilienthal Nomination As Two Disagree

Lilienthal Foes Concede Defeat KAiter Big Test   Republicans Split on Sending. Nomination Back for Check

Sen. Taft Loses Tilt But Shows ‘Pull’ With GOP   Vandenberg, With Democratic Aid, Puts Over Bill To Ouiz Lilienthal

Excise Tax Bill Faces Early Test   House Rules Group Clears Way for Vote To Extend Heavy Levy

HEADACHES  Now Quickly Relieved With Either “BC” Powders or Tablets

BC” HEADACHE TABLETS ARE HERE!   FAMOUS “BC” FORMULA NOW IN TABLET FoRM

SOVIET AGENCY HITS TRUMAN'S AID PROGRAM   Tass Calls Warlike Minority “Democratic Klements”

BOND GASHING IS ESTIMATED   REPORTS OF CASHING IN INDICATED 104 MILLION DOL. LARS PAID TO VETS IN TWO DAYS

°° 0E. YESTERDAY      Full-Scale National Coal Strike  Apparently sereeg  ing As Aftermath Of Enactment OF The . Wath Kantiaw § aher § acc

MenNowldle Coal Mines   Association Claim's Walkout Clear Violation of the New Labor Law. President Confers With N. L. RB. B. :

4 Fatalities Mar _ Holiday in State   Highway Mishaps Claim Lives of Three Persons: Thermometer Falls to Season’s Low

NEW ATTACKS ON WALLACE   Vandenberg Terms Anti-U. S. Speeches Abroad ‘Shocking’

Senator Plans Pan-Am Speech   Vandenberg Talk Arouses Interest; Wallace Burns Up Other Solons

Major Policy Speech Is Due Monday   Vandenberg to Make Appeal for Hemisphere Unity

DUE BLAST PROBERS SERG FLAY COMPAN   UNITY PLEA DUE BY VANDENBERG      Wallace Attacks On Aid Plan Anger Many Senators

‘SHOCKING THING’ SAYS. VANDENBERG ON- WALEACE TALK   Claims Former Vice President Went ‘Abroad to Speak  Against Government

Union To Hear Policy Address Of Vandenberg   Representatives Of Pan American Union To  Meet Monday

Vandenberg To Give Important  SpeechMonday   Will Appeal to Pan-Amori can Union For Lntensified Efforts At Hemisphere Solidarity

Vandenberg Will Urge Solidarity For Hemisphere  Over Wallace Salvo  At Truman Policies

Vandenberg To Urge Unit Of Americas   Senator Drafts Plea To Conference for Solidarity Action

Senators Attack      On Greek Aid   Vandenberg Plans Address _ On Foreign Policy For Pan-American Meeting

Vandenberg Gives View   Speaks Against Own Government in Britair

Vandenberg Assails Taiks By Wallace   Republican Leader’ Calls His Appeals In Britain ‘Shocking’

Wallace Raps ‘Imperialism’ in Truman Plan   Vandenberg Terms Sneeches ‘Shocking’

WALLAGE HIT BY VANDENBERG   Senator Flays Foreign Talks, Readies U. S. Stand

Solon Flays Wallace Talk   Sen. Vandenberg Terms Appeals In England ‘Shocking’

US. Prepares  Welcome for  20 Neighbors   Vandenberg To Urge Pan-American Solidarity

Vandenberg Drafts His Pan-American Address   Western Hemisphere Solidarity May Be Chief Theme af Snoa-t

Vandenberg to Urge Solidarity  Will Voice Appeal Monday at — Pan-American Meet

Turkey Drops Out Of Debate  On‘Warmongers   Reserves Right To Answer Later Any Charges Soviet May Make.

All-Out Attack Is Made on This Country   Manuilsky Says U. $. Is Persisting in Role of Policeman

Soviet Ukrainian Foreign Minister Renews Russian  Bloc’s Attack on U. S.

Senate Banking Committee in Favor of 15 Per Cent Boost in Ceilings on Rent

Immediate 15 Per Cent increase in Ceilings Gets Strong Support   Prgponed beet: Would Bring End to Controls r, 30, 1948; Sen. Bricker Slow in Committing Himself

'Hyar Queenie’   Legionnaires Come Up With Successor to “Where's Elmer” and Kilroy

Fun As Well As Business Features Legion Assembly In New York City

Missouri Gets Relief From Searing Heaf   Tornadic Winds Hit Mercer County; Rain Falls in Many Areas

Labor, Teacher Pay Bills Occupy Assembly  Ban on Public c Employe Strikes 5 Key

C.1.0. Group Calls for 1-Day Strike   Labor Council Would Pull All Workers Off Jobs in Protest

Judge Hubbard Heads Board  Mathadict+ (hiech   Methodist Church Group Met Mondav

State Solons Map Battle On Research   Liberals Rap Majority’s Proposal and Plan to Present Own Measure

Murder Charge Is Filed Against Bruntlett Today   Wife, Father From Breda Visit Sla yer; Hearing Set For Wednesday

CHANCE FOR SHOWERS   Flera Predict« ‘Little Change in Kansas Temperatures

"Miss Hungary Is Penthouse Bandit Victim  Mrs. Hilton. Fx-Wife   Mrs. Hilton, Ex-Wife of Hotel Magnate, Left Bound by Thief

N. Y. BANDIT GETS $700,000 IN GEMS   Gunman Forces Way Into Penthouse Apartment of Hotel Magnate’s Ex-Wife.

Bandit SetsHighMark in Robbery   Takes Almost Three-Quarters of Million Dollars Wortk af Jewelry

Grim Hunt Made for Bodies  of Blast Victims 15 Are Dead, 158  Hurt and Two

Plastic Dipped Into. Acid*Apparentty y Set Off Blast Fatal to 15

TOLL IN BLAST MAY INCREASE   Grim Search for Bodies  Continued in Debris Of Los Angeles Plant

Grim Hunt Made for Bodies  of Blast Victims 15 Are Dead, 158 Hurt and Two Reported Missing

SEARCH GOES ON FOR LOS ANGELES BLAST VICTIN   DAMAGE AT $1,500,000   More Than 250 Persons Living in Immediate Area Evacuated Because Homes Are Unsafe.   bh eRe ewe em

VETERANS’ BILLS PASSED SAID OF DURIQUS VATE      Truman Signs Leave Bond © Legislation Reluctant)v   OPINION DIFFERS   Asks Better Terms For Disabled Veterans

MANY BILLS ADOPTED TO AID VETERANS   President Signs Measure Permitting GI’s to Cash In Terminal Leave Pay.

Curious News Release Has Labor Committee In Search For Author As AFL's Green Storms

Labor Publicity — Draws Some Fire   Committee Members and Leaders Resent Committee Activities

Press Release Authorship Being Sought   Green Plans Protest Letter

Source Of News Release On AFL Chief Is Sought  Coloring Of News Handouts Protested

Investigation Move Based On Publicity Stunt   News Release Prompts Congressman To Push For Housecleaning

TAREE MINERS DIE IN FALL OF SLATE NEAR TERRE HAUTE   Two Battalions of Force of Guerillas Called ‘Foreign’ Today by Government Leader.  REINFORCEMENTS REPORTED ON WAY

“Tomorrows Aeadlines “Jaday AMERICAN MISSION IN GREECE  MAY INSTRUCT GREEKS HOW TC —RATTIF ATRANIAN GHFRITTAS

Americans May Aid the Greek Army   Military Members of Missior to Give Advice in Fight ing the Guerillas

HARRIONY RULES AT GOP MEETING   VANDENBERG BIG FIGURE AT STATE CONVENTION

REPUBLICANS IN SESSION AT GD. RAPIDS   E. B. More Appears “To Be Assured  Of Nomination __

$3,000 Loss Is Estimated In M. & B. Blaze   Believe Lightning Struck Building; Casino Cafe Not Damaged

$3,000 Loss Is M. & B. Blaze   Believe Lightning Struck Building; Casino Cafe Not Damaged

Pet Pesters Passengers   Monkey Pete Performance Routs Riders From  Trolley.

Judge Taken By Jewish Underground   2nd Abduction Occurs Within 36 Hours

British Clamp MidMorning Curfew On Jerusalem; House o-House Search For Kidnapped Major And Judge Goes On; Peace Hopes Fade.

Jewish Underground Kidnaps Judge Following Abduction ‘Of British Major Yesterday

Salvaged Grain May Be Fed to Stock After All   ~ Administration Sees Meat Rationing as Real Possibility

VV 40 2 SPENLIUSIN  PEGLER  Campaign On To Build Up Frank Sinatra

Hopes Mount To Avert Coal Strike   Truman Urged To Invoke New Law

Mine Operators See Labor Peace;  Look For Accord Before Deadline

Operators Predict Soft Coal Agreement Will Beat Deadline   Confident Pact with John L. Lewis Will Avert Strike Tuesday

Mining Pay Boosts May Avert Strike  North and West Operators Said  Pledged io Pact

Tuesday Walkout Termed Unlikely; Lewis Confident   Secret Meeting Last Week Confirmed by Leading Spokesmen

Both Sides See A New Contract Before Tuesday   Workers Will Get 35 Cents An Hour  Wage Increase

Lewis to Get 35-Cent Raise   Hiking of Welfare Furid Only Stumblittg Block to North-West Contract 

PREDICT MINER’S  PAY PAC   Say An All-Out Strike Tuesday Will Be Averted

Operators Believe Coal Strike Con Be Averted   Soy Lewis Has Been Already Assured That Miners Wil Get Hike

Predicting That Soft Coal Strike Will Be Averted   Operators: Expect Aareement Soon

Expect Agreement On Coal Contract.   Spokesman Says Industry Leaders Made Concessions to John L. Lewi:

Republican Authors of New Labor Act Call on President to Invoke Law in Soft Coal Mining Dispute

JO-CENT HIKE FOR MINERS ASSURED   Taft And Hartley Confer With President  TRUMAN   Asked To Invoke Full Provisions Of Law To Avert Possible Stoppage

Coal Operators See Agreement  On Wage Boost   Lewis Appears Confident After Conference With North And Western Mine Owners   Taft And Hartley Ask “Action Now”   Royalty Boost And Other Side Issues Remain To Be Settled; Meet Wage Demanda

Agreement On Coal Expected   Wage Concessions Made By All But Southern Group, May Avert All-Out Strike

Hope Mounts For Averting  Coal Strike   Wage Agreement Said Reached In North and West

PACT EXPECTED WITH LEWIS T0 AVOID WALKOUT   Report Concessions © Made in Secret Talk to North, West Miners

OPERATORS SEE MINE CONTRACT   Expect Agreement In Time To Avert All-Out Strike Tuesday   PLAN 35-CENT BOOST

See Agreement With Miners   Operators Predict Agreement in Time to  Avert All-Out Strike

Operators See Coal Contract By Next Tues.   Northern and Western Operators Agree To 35-Cent Hourly Boost

PIT OPERATORS EXPECT PACT TO AVERT STRIKE   Say Industrialists Assure Lewis His Miners Will Get Full Wage Demands

Operators Predict Coal Pact Signing  Northern, Western Owners Hint Deal With John L. Lewis

Hopes Rise For Peace In Coal Pits   Agreement is Predictec In Time To Prevent All-Out Strike.

Pact Averting Strike In Coal  Mines Forecast   Operators Assert Pay Hikes In North And Wes! Acraad Tao.

Operators And Lewis To Agree Soft Coal Strike   Soft Coal Strike Likely To Be Averted

Operators Predict Aqreement With Lewis In Time To Avert All-Out Strike Next Tuesday   Union Leader Assured Miners Will Get Full 35 Cents An Hour Wage Hike Demands

LEWIS 10 GET COAL RAISES, REPORTS AVER   Operators Predict Pact Te Head Off Walkout Of — Pit Workers se

MINE COMPACT IS PREDICTED BY OPERATORS   Owners Say Strike Danger Passing as Concessions Made

Miners Strike Unlikely   Lewis and Northern Operators Announce Tentative Agreement

Predict Early Coal Aqreement   ‘ee Strong Possibility of Averting Industry Shutdown

Strike-Averting Coal Treaty Seen  Full Wage Demands Expected To Be Met

COAL OPERATOR HOPES “JOHN L’ WILL BE G00L   Producers Believe UMW Leader Will Agree To Proposals, Avert Strike

Coal Operators Predict Agreement Will Be Reached With Mine Unions

Agreement With Lewis Predicted  Contract Expected To Avert Stoppage

Operators Say Wage Increase To Avert Mine Tieup Tuesday   Lewis Given Pledge North, West Areas : To Grant Demands

Mine Wage Aceord Seen  By Operators   Agreement In North, West Expected In Time To Avert Strike

High Court May Rule on Lewis Today   New Labor Laws May Not Be Passed Before Truce Ends

DUTCH INCREASE PLANE ATTACKS   Netherland Troops Claim Several Key Positions Captured

DUTCH ADMIT GOING IS ROUGH ON JAVA FRONT   Netherlands Forces Seize More Key Towns; Native Re. Ssistance Grows

More Key Towns In Java Taken By Dutch Forces   Invaders Concede Troops Are Meeting Increasing Opposition In Drive   DUTCH AIR ATTACKS BEING INTENSIFIED  JOTTTIT T BYTNT

Indonesians Claim Capture Of Five Towns   Dutch Authorities Concede Resistance Is On Increase

British Zone News Blanked In Food Crisis   V-E Anniversary Brings New Height: Of Discontent

GOTHAM READIES HUGE WELCOME   200-Car Friendship Train Nearing End of Huge Charity Trip

State Completes Evidence Today  In Lockman Trial   Mrs. Lockman Called to Witness Chair To Testify in Own Behalf.

Advises Polanc Not to Fear New Germany  Protest to Raising Level] of   Protest to Raising Level of Industry Answered

Revival Of Industry  In Germany No Threat To Peace, Poland Told   Protest Answered With Assurance Reich War Potential Is Deomed

Guarding Against Germany Becoming  War Power Again  U. S. Assures Poland of Security i in Raising

Tax Bills Would Boost Already ‘Burdening Load’   Measures Call for 3914-Mill Increase, Bulletin Discloses

Tax Increases of 39 1-2 Mills Provided In 15 Bills Before Legislature, State Taxpayers’ Association Finds

Vishinsky Says US. Is “Using” UN for Itself   Soviet Ukraine Gets Disputed Council Membershin

» Commission in Korea Voted by UN Assembly   Russian Boycott Will Ex clude Body from Northern Part of Korea

Russian Boycott. Will Exclude Group from -Functioning in Northern Occupation Zone

SPECIAL KOREAN GROUP IS VOTED   U. S. Proposal Approved By 43 to 0 Vote

UN Overrides Soviet Union Over Korea   American Proposal To Se Up Special Commission Approved By Assembly

Price, Wage Increase  « Ban Urged  Reawn Favnare   Brown Favors One Year Moratoriums  On Both

GOVERNMENT BLAMED IN. CRISIS 4 Wage, Price Boos Moratorium Urged

New State Aid Formula Offered In Program to Modernize Schools   Final Report’ of Citizens’ Committee Submitted to Legislators; Joint Legislative — Group Starts Drafting Proposals Next Week

BAR PRESS AT. MEETINGS ON ~ BERMAN HELE   Bevin, Bidault and Molotov -Gpen Discussion of Marshall Plan,

France, Russia and Britain Discussing Triple Alliance: U. §. May Join Talks

France, Russ And British Seek Pact   Talks Held To Form Alliance

Pac Between Reds, British, French Bared   French Premier Says Agreement Ey nerted Saon

FRENCH TELL OF THREE-WAY PEACE TALKS   @romise Of Triple Alliance Between France, Britain And Russia Revealed

Ramadier Tells About Triple Alliance Plans   France, Russia and Great Britain Are Neootiatine Naw

Britian, France, Russia Seek Paet   “Triple Entente” tc Prevent Aggression Sought

Paris Reveals New Deal for Triple Allianee   Bevin to Seek Four Powe Pact Against Agpression

SEES TRIPLE ALLIANCE AS LIKELY   France, Britain, Russia Negotiating Triple Entente

Paris Premier Bares News of 3-Way Talks  Remadier Hopes for Completion Oe Towaterin Vaervu Near Future

RUSSIANS, ENGLISH IN DIGKER CN NEW ALLIANCE   Three-power Entente I: Being Considered, Says Ramadier at Paris To day; Await Conference   EARLY COMPLETION IS SEEN FOR PACT

Russia, France, - Britain Discuss Triple Alliance     Evessclt Premier Discloses  Secret Negotiations  4 Among 3 Powers

‘Nations Work  In Secret On New Treaties   Report British To Urge Four-Power Pact At Moscow Conference

PARIS, MOSCOW, LONDON WORK ON ALLIANCE.   Triple Pact Seems Assured Among Three Nations

TREATY VOICE FOR AUSTRIA   Marshall Tells Big Four Ministers He Will Ask Consultation With Vienna Officials in Drafting Peace Pact,

Peace Treaty Drafting Is Due Soon   France Again Demands Guarantees of Coal From Ruhr Area

Marshall Ask: Austrians Get In on Treaty   France Says Won't Play Ball Without Guarantee of Coal

Marshall Wants To Hear Austria On Peace Treaty   France Splits With Western Powers On German Coal and Ruhr

Austria to Have Say in Peace Pact   Secretary Marshall Will Make Demand; French Wants More Reich Coal

France. Is Firm  On Coal   More German  Coal As Price for Cooperation On Reich Economy;  May Call Austrians In

Wonts Austrians To Have Hand in Own Peace Treuty   Marshall Says He Will Make Proposal To Moscow Parley

e Austrian Envoys Wanted at Meet   France Demands Guarantees OFf Coal from German Ruhr

Aid in Drafting Treaty Desired   France States Stand On War Reparations

Marshall fo Ask Austria To Give Views   American Secretary Of State to Move to Invite Her to Be Heard on Treaty

France Demanding Ruhr Be Separated From Germany Nov   And Molotov Blocks Bevin Attempt to Take Up Pact On Germany Tomorrow

CONGRESSME CAREFUL ABOUT TAKING OVER GREEK SUPPORT   Roundup Of Activities Covers Action  And Prediction

Today's Acts, Talks: ‘in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for ’ Telegraph Readers

Foreign Pledges Both' Parties. Urge .   Study: Before Agreeing To British Proposal

U. S. Is Wary Of Taking Job  Inside Greece   Republican Senators Seeking $2,600-million Debt Payment in 1917

DROUTH MENACES WESTERN WHEAI   Critical Stage Reached in Pacific Area

Dreught Hits Northwest’s ‘Wheat Crop   Rains in Next Few Days Will Make Fair to Good Yield; Damage Already Done in Some Areas

Believe It or Not  Drought Threatens Wheat Crop In Northwest---No Rain in Sight

Wheat Crop In Washington, Oregon Areas Critical Due To Dry, Early Spring

‘Dry, Early Spring In The Pacific Northwest Endangering Wheat Crop   Hundreds. Of Thousands Of Acres Have Reached Critical Stage; Yields Already Cut As Result OF The Weather.

Critical Spring Drouth in Northwest Ruins Thousands of Acres of Wheat

Britain Plans To Extend Aid To Greek Army   Continued Military Hely Will Be Given Until U. &. Pakes Over

British Extend Greek Army Aid   Limited Help For Spring Offensive Is Assured Pending Unitell States’ Action

AID FOR STATE AIRPORTS    Marceline is in List of Towns Approved by Governor Donnelly

REPORT FRANCE ASKS LOAN USE   Wants Reconstruction  Money to Buy U. §. Coal

Truman Gives Report On Greece Aid   No U. S. Combat Troops In Greece; Picture Darkane

U. S. Aid Keeping Greece Free, Says Truman in Report  Attrihutec Internal Strife   Attributes Internal Strife To Guerrilla Aid From North

Truman Says Aid Of U.S. Kept Greece Free   Military Picture Darkened by Russian Help to Guerrillas

Truman Says Greek : Situation Not Good   Over-All Military Picture Is Changed By Communictc

Greek Plight Still Grave,  Says Truman   Support Thrown To Guerrillas Led By Reds Brings Peril

Reds Threaten Fate of Greece, President Say:   Truman Asserts Military Picture Darkens, Asks + Ss VN.

GREECE'S PLIGHT: STILL 1S GRAVE   TRUMAN SAYS AID -GIVEN GUERRILLAS HAS DARKENED  :.. MILITARY. PICTURE.

Greece Plight Sull Serious rome Avers  Main Points Cited by President in His  Report to Congress

Truman States Greece in  Grave Plight   Communist Suppor to Guerrillas Darkens Picture

3 Billions Slash In Taxes Feasible, GOP Leaders Fee   ‘Reduction of U. S. Debi  Also Said Likely; Democrats Assail Plan

Republicans Say Tax Cut Is Feasible   Claim - Reduction Can Be Made and Still Pay $3,000:000,000 en Public Debt

One Treatment by Faith Healer and Paralyzed Woman Can Talk Again

Stroke Victim Regains Voice   Woman Sure of Cure Following Dreams

Czar-Like Power For Budget Head Splits GOP Ranks   ‘Leaders of Majority Group Strive to Quell Legislative Rebellion   REPUBLICAN BLOC VOTES DOWN PLAN   Brees Leads Fight Against Inclusion of Measure in  State Budget

Terrorists, Soldiers and Police Battle   Old Moslem Cemetery Made Battleground; Many Are Wounded

NEW ATTACKS ARE CENTERED IN JERUSALEM   One Man Dead, Number Wounded In Fierce Fighting

More Violence In Holy Land   Attacks Flare Across Palestine After UN Group Leaves

Clashes Mark New Violence In Jerusalem  Gunfire and Blasts Of High Explosive Shake Holy City

Violence Flares In Jerusalem; 18 Are Woundec   Two Armored Cars Are Blasted by Street Mines

Mext Move For.Anti-Inflation Drive  Government Will Appeal Fo:  Cut In Home-Buildina Costs

Totalitarianism Assailed by Pope  Resents Efforts to Subjugate Church

Brands Totelitarianism A: “Oppressor Of Consci ' ence”; Not Entirely Separate, However

Totalitarian Efforts To Submit Church To State Denounced By Pope Pius

Introduce Bill To Legalize Horse Racing   Also Parimutuel Betting; Sponsored By Two St. Louisans

Bill Seeks Legalized Horse Racing in State   Proposal By Two St. Louisans Would Also Permit Parimutuel Betting; Part of Revenue Could Be Used To Help Pay Soldiers’ Bonus

Russia Facing Defeat InU.N.  Trieste Issue   Soviet Fights Move For Im. mediate Naming Of Governor; British Op * nose Action

Police Arrest 130 Result Of Strike Clashes   Back-To-W ork Move In France Brings Riots

VIOLENCE SWEEPS SOUTHERN FRANCE: 9 SHOT TA DEATH   Police Battle Mobs at Nice aud Cannes—Disorders in Marseille Lead to 130 Arrests.   COMMUNISTS FIGHT BACK-TO-WORK MOVE   Cabinet Begins Calling Up 80,000 Army Reservists Under New Powers Voted lt by Assembly.

Back to Work Move Resisted By Frenchmen   Strikes Inspired by Red: Invading Fashionable

130 Arrested As Strikes’ Beset Riviera  Back- To: Work Move Is Fought -

Back-To-Work Move Is Fought By Communists  Police Battle Mobs: Death Toll Mounts

130 Nabbed as French Police Battle Striker:  Two Men Slain During   Two Men Slain During Spectacular Fight at Railroad Station

STRIKE RIOTS SPREADING IN SOUTH FRANCE   103 Are Arrested As Police Move To End  Disorders

Violence Sweeps SouthernFrance;  Riveria Area Hit   France Calls Army Reservists Fo Police Duty Under New Law

Reds Fighting Back-to-W ork  Move in Nation   Death List Reaches 21: Police Battle  Mobs in Nice. Cannes

Lilienthal Faces Another Hurdle   Must Explain ‘‘Wisconsir Incident’’ At Open Hearing On Monday

NEW HURDLE IN PATH OF LILIENTHAL   Called Back to Tell lull Story of “Wisconsin Incident”

Grenades Stir Palestine Din   Bullets Punctuate 13th Dav of Strife

BULLET-BOMB TERPAR RUTES IN PALESTINE   GRENADE BLASTS USHER IN DAWN AT JERUSALEM

Middle East Toll Said 293.... Palestine Violenee  Rages For 13th Day

Palestine Death Toll Reaches 177   Gunfire Ushers In 13th Day Of Death And  b, keanirennee ry

Death Toll Mounts To 185 In Palestine As Fight Over Partition Plan Continues

Bullets <s ine, Grenades Boom On 13th Bs. OF Palestine Fury  Toll Of Dead In ne » nd hicreuses To 187  Lune ac RBlaad'’ nct %, Ctnee Dartininn Vote

At Least 50 Die in Peruvian  Earthquake   Towns of San Ramon And Merced Reported ‘Totally Destroyed’

Tidal Waves Follow, Sinking Boats   Flood Destroys Hospital in Town of Satipo

Government Building: Destroyed at Satipo: Bridge Crashes, High ways Rendered Impass: able By Rock Slides.

At Least 50 Die 4 In Peru Quake; '  Rains Hit Area   Heaviest Loss Of Life Sc Far Reported : At Satipo; Severe Destruction 2  In Osher Pleene

Floods Sweep Away Hospital: Loss Is Heavy   Andes Mountain Town Hardest Hit; Medicine, Food Rushed to Area

PERU ROCKED BY QUAKE; 50 PERSONS DEAD   Heavy Damage Caused By Severe Shocks In Andean Chain

® 50 Killed And Two Towns Reported Destroyed In Peruvian Earthquake

ARRIED TODAY   nh Was Scene of  ary’s Church In Rem: Pretty Wedding

tH CRONIN ARRED TODAY   ary’s Church In Rem en Was Scene of Pretty Wedding

BOTH SIDES. RESPECT CEASE FIRE ORDER   Dutch Say They Will Uphold “Law And Order” In Oeccupjed Areas

Senate Approves U. S. Trusteeship   Action Involves Islands Formerly Mandated te Japs

LABOR MERGER JO BE DISCUSSED   C.. I. 0, ACCEPTS INVITATION OF A. F. OF L. TO CONSIDER CONSOLIDATION,

MERGER OF BFL. AND ClO PUSHED   Committees Appointed Te Discuss Consolidation Of Organized Labor

C10 Head Agrees To Discussion of Merger with AFT  Murray Requires Both To Work First Against ‘Bad’ Labor Laws

ClO ACCEPTS AFL BID 10 PLAN MERGER      Consolidation Parley Group Includes Philip Murray

CIO to Probe One-Front Bid   Murray Accepts AFL Plan To Discuss Merger

MURRAY AGREES TO ClO AND AFL MERGER TALKS   Says Initial Objective Must Be to Wage Fight On ‘Anti-Labor’ Forces

CIO Accepts AFL’s Bid to Study Merger   Murray Names Group Of Five to Discuss Labor Consolidation

uy LETS COOPERATE FIRST’:  . > CIO Accepts: Al FL : Merger Talk Bid 

ClO and AFL to Discuss Merger of Iwo Organizations  ON Pan ge   Murray to Name Five Man Committee to Act on Proposal

CIO Accepts AFL Bid to Merger Talks  Committee to Discuss Consolidation Will   Committee to Discuss Consolidation Will Be Named by Murray

CIO Accepts Bid To Talk AFL Merger   Murray Agrees To Name A Committee Of Five For Meeting

Hospitals Look For Aid From State   Increased Allocations For Care Of Indigent Cases May Be Asked A Special Session

Increased Aid To Hospitals May (Be Included In Legislative Bills   ‘Extra Flings: For Care. OF Indigent Cases Sought - By State‘s Institutions  ok

TRUMAN RENEWS PLEA FOR UNIVERSAL TRAINING IN SPEECH AT PRINCETON

Truman Sounds Training Plea   Further Loss of Strength May Aid Aaaressors, President Says

U. S. Paper Execs On World Tour Land In London With Dead Motor; Talk To Atlee

SLAYER GETS JAIL SENTENCE   Found Guilty of Sex Murder in Cleveland

‘SLAYER ESCAPES ELECTRIC CHAIF   Cleveland Sex Murderer’: Life Is Spared

6 Billion Cut To Go To House For Single Vote  For VA, Pending Further Studies

Senate Votes Bill to Keep  Excise Taxes   Measure for Continuation Of Wartime Levies on Luxuries Now Ready for Conference Committee

Take It or Leave It. Stand Taken   Committee Cuts First 1947 Appropriation Measure

ONLY TWO ANSWER OFFER BY THE 6.0.P, LEADERS   Must Accept the Truman Slash Without Change or Vote tt Down.   Taher Will Seek Ruse for Bidding Amendments from Floor.

Rep. Gannon Raises Cry Of Gag Rule   Leaders Announce Plan to Block Amendments for Proposal of Reduction By $6.000.000.000°

Amount Slated ‘ToCome  Up Soon   Party Is Asking For Showdown On Issue

House To Get S6 Billion Cut In Budget   Proposed Slash in Truman’s Budget Meets Opposition; Goes Before House This Week.

Bill for Tax Retention at  Rates in War   Hearings on Income Tax Cuts Delayed Pending Budget Decision.

Excise Taxes on Luxury Items to  Last Year More  Senate Goes Along With House on Act  Truman Souacht

Politics in Postoffice  Quiz Topic   Civil. Service Tests But Only Democrats - Get Appointments

SOVIET MAY SIT ~ IN PARIS MEET   Other Nations Within Reds’ Orbit Expected To Study Recovery Program

Red-Supported States May Get Into Conference   Russia Possibly To Enter Talks On Europe Aid Plan

10 Nations Accept Bid To Parley   Some Powers Under Soviet Orbit Will Attend Paris Meet

Soviet  Nations May Yet Ask Aid   Russia Reported Giving Thought To Plan Again

Reds May Still Participate in Conclave, Hint   Many Soviet-Influenced Countries Indicate They Will Attend Paris Meet

Soviet Bloc Is Split On Parley   Czechs Accept Bid  To European Aid Plan Talks and Others, Even Russia. May Join In

‘— CONFERENCE — Some Orbit Nations to Attend   HINT RUSSIA RECEPTIVE

AID MEET BIDS ARE ACCEPTED BY 13 NATIONS   Replies Still Awaited From States Within Russian Sphere

NO REFUSALS TO TALK OVER EUROPEAN Ald   1 RUSSIA MAY SEND OBSERVERS FOR MARSHALL PLAN

Suggested In Dispatch From Prague   Indications Mount Some Countries In Soviet Orbit May Attend

FOUR NATIONS IN HED ORBIT OTUDY: PLAN   Ten Other Countries Accept Bid te Conference on Economic Aid,

Some Nations in Soviet Orbit May Attend Paris Meet   Hint Russians May ‘Decide to Take Part In Aid-Eurone Talk«

Some Russian Satellites Will Attend At Paris  Bulgaria, Yugoslavia   Bulgaria, Yugoslavia May Be Present; Czect Expected To Attend

Neighbors of Russia May Attend Talks  Czechs Accept: Yugoslavs Will Decide Thursday

Ten Countries Have Acceptec Bids to Paris   At Least Some Nations In Soviet Orbit Will Attend

British-French Invitation is  Accepted by 10   One Report States Russia May Come Back Into Talks On U.S. Aid Plan

Red Satellites To Take Part In Aid Talks   Dispatch from Prague Sees Soviets Trying **To Back into” Paris  Conference July 12

Some Of Nations In Russian Orbit Likely To Attend Paris Conference

Czechs to Join  Economy Talks   Thirteen Nations Prepared For Saturday Meeting

Soviet May Yet Join Aid Talks For Europeans   Marshall Offer Hailed By Bevin As Step To Unity

Marshall Plan Seen As Great Peace Move By British Leader   Bevin Has High Hopes for Success of Aid-toEurope Offer

10 Accept Invitation of Britain, France  wad ad Inuisatian tn Attaoand Talke

Bids to Parley Accepted by 13 Nations   Czech Sources Hint Russia Herself May Be Represented

13 Countries Accept Bids To Parley on. Marshall Plan   Czechoslovakia  In Russian Sphere To Be Represented No Refusals Sent

13 INVITATIONS ARE ACCEPTED   Czechoslovakia Among Na. tions Attending Paris Meeting

Soviet Orbit Cracked By U.S. Aid Plan   Some of Nations . Influenced by Reds To Attend Parley

Soviet Zone Nations May Attend Meet   Rejection Report Denied; 13: Accept Bid To Conference

Rumors: Afloat Indicate That Even Russia Will Send Observer to Gathering Saturday.

Some of Nations in Soviet Orbit To Attend Paris Meet on Marshall Plan: Chechs Report Reds May Also

10 Nations Say Approval Of © Paris Meeting   Speculate That Even Russ sia, Might Reconsider,  Dexwrseal

13 ACCEPT BIDS TO PARIS PARLEY: ~ ON U.S. AID PLAN   Three Other Nations Said te Have Decided to Attend Conference Opening Saturday.   NO REFUSALS THUS FAR FROM 22 INVILED   Poland, Romania and Fintand Deny Reports Broadcast by Tass They Have Rejected Invitations.

Bids Accepted On Aid Parley   Even Russia May Be Represented At Paris Conference

10 Nations Accept Aid Plan Bid   Door Still Open to Reds, Bevin Indicates in Lon don Address

Marshall Plan Draws Envoys  To Paris Meet   Invitations To Conference On July 12 Formally Accepted By 10 Nations

Ten Nations To Attend Paris Meet   No Refusals Received To Date, French Officials Declare

Some Red-Sphere Nations May Join In Talks at Paris   Even Russia May Try to Get ‘Into Conference, Czech . Sources Declare; Czechs Accent

Some Nations in Soviet Orbit fo Attend Session  Russia Might Try _   Russia Might Try To Get Into Talks?

CLAIMS HELD T00 TRIFLING FOR JUDGMENT   CIO Counsel Declares Workers Will File Appeal in Case

All ClO Retroactive Claims Threatened by Judge's Decision   Mt. Clemens Make-Ready Time Held Trifling; Supreme Court to Get Case

Claims Held Too Trivial, Idea Not Applicable to Manufacture in General

Broad Hearing on Palestine Problem Voted  Arabs Are Invited  to Press Claims Before Committee

Jews and Arabs Both Be Heard By UN Committee   Russia [Leads Fight For Wide Debate

‘Broad Hearing on Palestine Problem Voted  Arabs Are Invited   Arabs Are Invited to Press Claims Before Committee

Plans and Estimates Next Step in City’s Apartment Building Project   Upon Obtaining Definite Costs Meetings Will Then Be Held With Labor, Real Estate and Financial Groups

Plans and Estimates Next Step in City’s Apartment Building Project  Upon Obtaining Definite Costs Meetir   Upon Obtaining Definite Costs Meetings Will Then Be Held With Labor, Reat Estate and Financia! Groups

American Communists Believe This ls Day They Take Firm Hold of VAW

2O-POINT TAX PROGRAM GIVEN TO LEGISLATURE   Commissioner Suggests Ohio Drop Admissicns Tax, Give To Cities   OTHER PROPOSALS MADE   Dropping Of Special Levy Majority, Closer Checks Are Suggested

LOCAL TAX AID PLAN OFFERED   State Commissioner Would Provide 291% Millions From State

Negro Lynched By Armed Mob   Youth, Held os Stabbing Suspect, Removed fram Jatl

Negro, 25, Taken From Jail Cell And Lynched.   Had Been Arrested In Pickens, S. C., After Stabbing Affair

Death’s Salvage Crew Has No Badge of Age Along Explosive - Lorn Waterfront

Texas City Rescue Work Leaves  No Discrimination  Youth and Middle Age Dig Together for Bodies of Neighbors

300 Volunteer Rescue Workers Continue To Labor In Spite Of Fatigue And Personal Danger

200 Protestant Leaders Oppose Aid to- Greece   ~ee Truman Proposal as ‘Blunt  Abandonment" of One World Policy

France May Be Closer Tied to U.S., Britain   Western Nations Are Drawing More Closely Together   Farm Woman's Body !s Found   Churchmen Oppose U.S. Aid for Greece

Giles Re-opens Attack on Aft'y General Clark   Regrets Brushing Aside of Vital Tidelands Issue

BALL WOULD CUT “GRANTS TO STATES   SENATOR URGES SLASH IN FUNDS FOR RUNNING UNEMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

MILLIONS TO COME FROM CONSUMERS   Costs of All Steel Products to Come Out Of Consumers’ Pockets

Increase In Costs Of Cars, Other Equipment Indicated  Steel Price Boosts May Force Other Costs Up Over Nation

Steel Prices Go Up; Consumers To Pay the Bill   $300-Millions Added to Costs of Cars, Farm Machinery; Etc:

PRICE BOOST IS ANNOUNCED BY U.S. STEEL   Bethlehem Also Hikes Price An Average Of $5 Per Ton

PRICE OF STEEL [S BOOSTED BY TOP PRODUCERS   U. S., Bethlehem Firms Put $5 Markup to Ton; Cost Seen at 300 Million

STEEL 1S BOOSTED 5 A TON BY THO LARGE PRODUCERS   U. 8S. ‘and Bethlehem Announce Increases on Heels of Hikes by Some Smaller Companies.   NEW QUOTATIONS TO HIT CONSUMERS   Action Probably Will Mean Higher Prices for Autos, Refrigerators and Other Htems,

U.S. Steel, Bethlehem Corp. Complete Increase Cycle; Price Boosts Average $5 Ton

VERAGE HIKE $3 A TOR BY STEEL FIRMS   U. S. And Bethlehem  Steel Announce

Steel Industry Completes Cycle Of Price Boosts  Will Cost Consumers Over $300,000,000

‘Big Steel’ Hikes Prices $5 A Ton   Avtne Atnilianca:   .Autos, ippbanides Piukely Ta Fallaw

Public to Pay Steel Increase  O£$300Million   ‘Big Steel? and Bethlehem Follow Lead of Others

Union Chief Supporting Baltimorean In Election   Court Test Of Bill Planned; Statement To Appear In News

CIO Leader Defies Ban On Politics   Murray Endorses Candidate in Test Of New Labor Law

Murray Defies New Labor Law  CIO News Takes Sides    In Coneressional Race

Taft Favors Amendment Provision   CIO And AFL Act To Test New Law; Seek Clarification Of GOP Labor Bill

Delay Approval Of lowa Hospita! Construction Plan   University Hospital Head Objects to Committee Report

Validity of Fisler’s Detention Faces  lederal Court Test   Alleged Communist Leader fo Get Hearing Feb. 14; Attorney Challences Leaality of Arrest

EISLER OBTAINS FEDERAL WRIT   Validity of Detention Up In Court Next   Friday

Insurgent Forces Seize Control of Wide Area In Paraguay’s Revolt

FARM LEADER SAYS:  Mexican Hoof-Mouth Disease Threatens U. S. Meat Supply

Father's Day ‘Strike’ Fails Badly; Some Have to Cook Own Breakfast

Farcical Proposal of Firing Squad  For Union Men Backfires at House

Joke Legislation Backers Get Jittery  Bill To Shoot Union Members Erroneously Gets Into Record

MANY SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED  Colds And Mild Flu Curtail Classes Over Midwest Cities

Occupation Of Germany Is Costly To U.S.   Now Split With Britain; May Go Up Te 85 Percent.

Greater Share Of Oceupation Costs Due U.S.   Senator Says British Zone Of Germany Might Go  Tr. DP...

British Zone in Germany May Fall to Russians Unless America Takes Over

Fear Reds May Get British German Zone  Sen. Bridges Says U. S. Must Take On Greater Share Of Occupation Cost

Gov. Warren Warns of New Crime Wave   ‘Alerted Citixenry' Urged to Co-operate With Law Officers

House Tax Forces Delay Move To  Prolong Session _   Advocates Say Plan Will Be Brought Up Again Next Week

New Protests Of Budget Cuts Made As-Dispute«Grews’   ‘TEXAS TAX FORCES DELAY TEST

Siorm raves      Slow Curve North: Expected After © Next 18 Hours 

Hurricane Heads Toward the U.S.   Storm is Located North of Puerto Rico; Moving to Northwest

News. Analyst Next Forum Speaker  . CBS. Commentator Here March,19 

BOTH PARTY CONVENTIONS  MAY GOTO PHILADELPHIA   DEMOCRATS EXPECTED TO FOLLOW GOP LEAD AND ACCEPT OFFER OF $250,000

DEFEAT PROPOSED CHARTER CHANGES  Turn Down Proposal Paving Way For Big Bond Issue. Tax Raise

TEMPLE VOTERS DEFEAT PROPOSED CHARTER CHANGES  Turn Down Proposa Paving Way For Big Bond Issue, Tax Raise

Senate GOP Leaders Okay  Investigations   To Probe Rising Costs Of Living

Senate Yields To Tighten Labor Curbs   Compromixe Parley Nears Time to Halt. Taft Declares

STRICT HOUSE BANS ADOPTED IN CONFERENCE   Strikes by Federal Workers Outlawed By Measure

BEVIN WARNS AGAINST CHAOS   Big Four Representative Tells Russia Countries Will Oct to Save Eurone

Says Powers To Disregard Molotov   And Act Without Soviet To Save Europe From Chaos- Confusion Ends   <n. Sey

Bevin Sharply Warns -Molotev For Inviting * ‘Chaos’ In Germany   Warshali Takes Little Part in Three Moure Of Disconnected Discussion, Marked By Sherp inferchanges Among Other Bir Three

Chaos Must Not Confinue, Bevin ells Molotov :  Western Fowers May Act Alone To Save Reich

Western Powers to Fight ‘Chaos’ on Own if Big 4 Fail to Agree, Says Bevin

BEVIN TELLS REDS 3 POWERS MAY ACT TO PREVENT CHAO   Warns Molotov of Possible Steps to Save Europe if   Big Four Fails to Agree  on Germany’s Future.   ; NEW SOVIET OBJECTION LEADS TO STATEMENT   Russians Block Proposal te Set Up Border Commission to Examine Territorial Claims on Reich.

Must Save Europe from Chaos Now,  Bevin Warns  Russia Is Warned Western Powers May Act Alone  If Big Four Fail

Western Powers May Act On Own  To Save Germany   Britain's Bevin Warns Molotov Action Will Be Taken To Save Europe From Chaos If Big Four Fails To Reach Agreement

Bevin Warns Russia Of Drastic Action   Western Powers Will Act On Own To Prevent ‘Chaos’

Russia ls Told Allies Will Act Yo Save Germany   Bevin Tells Minister: European Chaos Must Be Halted

West May Act Alone,  Bevin Warns Russia  Predicts Move If Big Four Talks On Germany’s Future Fail To Jell

RAPS SOVIET POSITION ON GERMAN UNITY   Says Powers Will Not Stand Still With Europe in Chaos

Soviet Told Western Powers May Take Own German Action   Bevin Sounds Warning During Long Session Of Foreign Ministers Conference Marked by Confusion and Disagreement: Marshall Quiet

Russia Warned About ' ‘Chaos” lfPa cf Fails   Western Powers May. Aci _ Alone To Save : Europe =».

BEVIN WARNS REDS ON GERMAN ISSUE   Western Powers May Act if Big 4 Fail to Agree, He Derlarac

British Leader Hits Dela In PFeace Pact Bevin Warns Soviets On Blocking Accord

Baby, Given Up For Dead, Revived In Funeral Home But Dies In Incubator

Infant Breathes Again Hour Atte ‘Pronounced Dead, But Fails To Liv

 “Dead” Ba by Recovers In Funeral Parlor, Dies Again In Hospital Incubator

‘Resurrected’ Baby Loses 12 Hour Struggle   Pronounced Dead, Prema tare Child Comes to Life On Embalmer’s Table

Born To Die  Baby Who Gasped Way Back (To Life In Mortuary, Dies

Government Of Greek Premier Resigns nbloe   Intra-Party Squabble Leads  To Action

Party Squabble Brings Grave Crisis to Greece   Cabinet Members Resign in Huff; King Calls Conferences

Government Resigns, Due To Party Spat   King Summons Speake And Opposition Leader To Maintain Government Prestige.

Government Crisis Comes as American Missior Gets Set for First Major Operations

Greek Government Walks Out After Inter - Party Row   Squabble Brings Demands for Reshuffling of Entire Cabinet é   NEW SETUP SOUGHT TO HELP PRESTIGE   Gcvernment Disturbed for Long Time by Its Dissident Element

Greek Gov't Resigns; U. 5. Sends Supplies   State Department Reports $18 Million Shipment on Way

Greek Party Gives Up Its Power Today   Entire Cabinet Resigns Following Inter-Group Fight

FLARE-UP AS GRISWOLD LAYS LAST AID PLANS   U.S. Supplies Already on Way

GREEK CABINET RESIGNS   Inter-Party Squabble Precedes Mass Resianation

Greek Cabinet Resigns   Government of Premier Maximos Demétrios Quits En Bloc Today

In tra- Party Squabble — Responsi ble         King Accepts Resignations; Full Import of Move Not Immediately Discernable

THEY CAN'T DO THIS TO US  Jefferson Will Be Biggest County In State Under Recent Legislation

Growing Crops Suffer Damage By Early Frost  n Vanatahiac   Grain, Vegetables Lost When Cold Wave Hits East

Damage to Crops From Frost Reported in U. S  Portions of Nation Have Freezing Readings This Week

Foreign Plan Debate Not To Beign Today   DEATH OF SOLON SETS BACK ANY HOUSE DISCUSSION

Solon’s Death Delays Debate On Aid Program   House Adjourns For A Day Out Of Respect Tx Rep. Gerlach.

DELAY START ‘OF DEBATE ON AID TO GREECE   Death of Member Of House Committee Brings Postponement

Debate on Help Issue Delayed   Member of House, Gerlach, ls Dead

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital Summarized by Ap   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

LOAN IS UP FOR FINAL DEBATE   Question Is Asked ‘Will It Lead To Peace Or War

House Delays Debate Over Relief Funds   Death of Rep. Gerlach Reason; History-Shaping Course to Be Set

Consequences Uf Greek-Turk Aid  Concerns House   Final Round Of Debate Opens On Truman Beacea wn

House Delays Debate Upon Aid Program   Recess Taken on Account of Death of Rep. Gerlach

Greek-Turk Aid Bill In Finale   "Will It Lead To Peace Or War?’ House Asks

DEATH IN HOUSE HALTS DEBATE ON GREEK-TURKO AID   POSTPONE TALKS OUT OF RESPECT TO REP. GERLACH

WAR OR PEACE MAY HANG UPON CONGRESS VOTE   douse Must Act Now To Check Communism, Or Else Wcit To See Whether U. S. And Soviet Can Mend Differences.

Final Round In Foreign Aid   ~ Opeiis ‘Ti=House “Today: Lawmakers Strive For An. ‘sawer To 2 Ouestiins.

Brazilian Reports Stalin Isn't Well   former Ambesseder Says fs Cousing His Boctors Cencern New

Brazilian Ambassador Claims Physicians  oe bes 4. © Zar sof a. = fA! Advise reine. Sau av Uuaiu cl esa

Doctors Said To Be Concerned... .  Health Of Stalin  Is Causing Alarm &

Stalin Health Brings Worry   Takes Things Easy, Brazilian Reports

Reports Stalin In Poor Health   Brazil’s Former Ambassa dor To Russia Just Returns.

STALIN'S HEALTH POOR, IS CLAIM   Former Brazilian Envoy To Moscow Says Doctors Worried About Leader

Situation Eases in Mississippi, Missouri Valleys   Property Loss Set at More Than 26 Million Dollars

‘WAS A CLOSED MEETING   Chairman Ferguson ‘Said. He Was Unable -to Get Full Committee :Togethez.

Subcommittee Not  Ading On Call For K. (. Fraud Probe   Chairman Says He Hasn't Got Group Together Long Enough To Discuss It

Six Prisoners Recaptured   Marine Corps Escapees Flee Camp Pendleton

MILLION JOBS MAY BE SLASHED   Reduction in Federal Payroll In GOP Economy Plan

Many Federal Employes Will Lose Thew Jobs   House Leaders Consider Plan To Cut Expenditures Of U. S. Government

PROPOSES: BIG PAYROLL Cul   MOVE ON FOOT TO DROP MIL LION PERSONS FROM “““PHEIR GOVERNMENT ' JOBS *

Truman Signs Succession Bill   Puts Speaker OF House In Line For The Presidency.

President Signs Succession Bill:  Speaker Is Heit   Martin Next in Line for Presidency Until End  of Truman’s Term

Speaker Martin Becomes President if Truman Can’ Serve; New Law Signed

Presidenf Signs Succession Bil  Speaker Martin Next In Presidential Line

Instead Of Secretary Marshall... .  Joe Martin Now In Line To Succeed Truman As The Nation's President

SUCCESSION BILL SIGNED   Speaker of House Martin Is  Presidency Nominee In  Event of Emergency

PRESIDENT SIGNS SUCCESSION BILL   SPEAKER OF HOUSE NEXT IN LINE TO WHITE HOUSE JOB

CHIEF APPROVES SUCCESSION ACT   New Dictum Places Speaker Joe Martin in Line for Presidential Post

Law of Succession Is Changed by Act ‘Of Present Congress   Speaker Martin Is Now Number One Man for White House Replacement

Presidential Succession  Law Is Signed By Truman   House Speaker Joseph Martin’ Would Become -President In Event of Truman’s Death—President ; “Leng Advocated: Chance :

Succession Bill Signed By Truman   Puts Martin House Speaker In Line to Replace Him

Succession Bill Is Signed Into Law By Truman  Martin Next In President Line

MARTIN NOW HEIR TO THE PRESIDENCY   Truman Signed Succession.  Bill Today

House Speaker Next {n Line For Presidency   Joseph Martin, Jr., to. Become President in Event of Death of President Truman.

Truman Signs Bill to Change Succession to U.S. Presidency   Speaker of House Now I: Next in Line to Fill Vacancy

Truman Signs Succession Bill  - Sweaker of House   ‘Speaker of House Becomes Third in Line for Presidency

President Signs . » Succession Bill   Law.Places Spenker Martin in. Line “for ‘Post if. Term Inesnipletc

PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION BILL SIGNED  White House Action Meabkac Rannhlilican   White House Action Makes Republican Speaker Martin Heir Presumptive.

REP, MARTIN NEXT IN LINE REST OF TERM   Bill Places Speaker of House, Senate Before Cabinet Members

Truman Signs Measure On  Succession Rep. Martin   Rep. Martin Nest In Line Kor Presidency

TRUMAN SIGNS SUCCESSION MEASURE   Speaker Martin Is Next In Line For Presidency

MARTIN IN LINE FOR PRESIDENCY   Truman Signs Bill To Make Speaker No. 1 Replacement

SUCCESSION BILL BECOMES LAW AS PRESIDENT SIGNS   Speaker of House Is Next it Line If Truman Can Not Finish His Term

SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE NOW IS OFFICIALLY POTENTIAL PRESIDEN]   President Signs Bill Providing Successor In Event of Death

Truman Signs Bill Naming Successor To President's Job   Martin Next in Line If Chief Executive Eajle tg Complete Term

President Signs White House Succession Bil!   New Leglslation Puts House Speaker Next in Line fo Vice Precilan}

‘SUCCESSION’ ACTION SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   Martin Placed In Line Fol Presidency By Move

PRESIDENT OKAYS MEASURE TO ALTER SUCCESSION RULES   Speaker of House Will Be President in Event of Trumans Death; Act I: Favored by Executive   ELECTED OFFICIAL FAVORED FOR JOB

World Parley  Is Convened  By Baptists   Truman Says Such Gather. ings Symbolize Hope Of Mankind For Tomorrow

Roswell “Flying Disc’ Loses Glamor  Proves to Be a Weather Balloon

Object Discovered Near Roswell. N.ML.. Is Weather Balloon      Device Found by Rancher and Kirst Thought To Be “Flying Saucer” Identified as Target Used to Find Wind's Direction and \elocity

Disc’ Found Just Weather Balloon   Army Public Relations Officer Wrong With His Report Of ‘Flying Saucer’ Discovered On New Mexico Ranch Grounds

“Flying Disc” Identification MadeByArmy   Discovery By Ranche: Proves To Be Weather Balloon

“FLYING DISC” IS JUST A DUD ARMY FINDS OUT   Kite-Like Object Found In New Mexice Only A Weather Balleon    RANCHER TURNED OVER ‘DEVICE TO MILITARY

‘Dise’ Found in N. Mexico. Nothing But Weather Kite   WOAXY FOUND HERE

Mhirry Caused At Roswell Army Air Field ‘Flying Dise’ Discovery Proves Dud; It’s Just Weather Balloon

Object Turns Out Weather  Balloon   Excited. Rancher Discovers Deviee In New Mexico Three Weeks Ago And Reports Find

FLYING DISK’ FOUND, SOLVES NO MYSTERIES   OBJECT IDENTIFIED AS WEATHER BALLOON

Its Ray Wind Target Sent Aloft To Check At High Altitudes, Weather Station Says

Flying Disk Discovery Proves Dud   Object Found on Ranch In Southwest Proves Weather Balloon.

ARMY'S DISC IDENTIFIED AS BALLOOA      Weather Forecaster Says Many Stations Use Devices

Flying Disc in New Mexico Was Weather Balloon   Bureau Sends Them High to Determine Wind Velocities

H. W. Falk of Milwaukee, Dies  President, Founder Of Corporation

Juveniles Behave   Probation Executive Gives Statement Showing 10 Per Cent Decline

Cs cRalNNMINRSRRE DI Seie. 8. ath. _<ipMAnene nin seelsniaial ADULT DELINQUENCY SHOWS INCREASE

Seven Others Suffer  From Rurne   Welding Machine Causes Blast, Subsequent Blaze

Lilienthal Fight Said Stalling Mines   Production of Uranium Reported Awaiting Decision

Senate Fight Over Lilienthal Halting Output Of Uranium   Owners Assert Red Tape Keeps Miners Idle

TEMPERS MOUNT IN SENATE FIGHT OVER LILIENTHAL   MINE OWNERS SAY ROW IS STYMIEING OUTPUT OF URANIUM

Western Mine Owners Sar Senate Battle Blocks Works McKellar Hit On Statements

MINE OWNERS SAY ATOM RIFT CURBS ‘URANIUM OUTPUT   Claim Government: Not Buying Metal Because of Differ ence on Commission

Battle Over Lilienthal: Stymieing Uranium, Output  _ Western Mine Owners Report 3007 Mines Idle Because of Digoute

Uranium Output Hit By Argument Over Lilienthal   Owners Of Western Mines Told Atomic Commission Group Could Lose Posts

Martin Resigns Post Today   Bell to Take Over “Caretaker” Regime Until January 21

GOVERNOR MARTIN. QUITS PENNSYLVANIA POST. TO PaAwe ChAT IN: CEMATE

‘REDS’ CAUSING ~ FRENCH CRISIS   FRENCH PREMIER MAY BE FORCED OUT OF OFFICE. BY POLITICAL ACTION

RAMADIER AND PARTY CAUGHT IN STRUGGLE   Socialists Must Choose Between Labor, Premier

French Socialists ‘Caught in Middle’   Vote of Confidence for Ramadier Slated Sunday

Six Bills Filed in State House  Special Committee Chosen in Senate

Navy Sets Offa V-2 Rocket From A Carrier at Sea  Successful Shot Brina:   Successful Shot Bring: Fearfully Close a New Menace in Future War

é  IN NAVY WEAPONS   V-2 Rocket Launching from Carrier Successfully Accomplished

Open New Era in Sea Attacks by Exneriment   Would Permit Bombing Coastal Cities. From 200 Miles Out ~

NAVY FIRES V-2 FROM CARRIER   Huge Missile Launched  At Sea Opens New Era  In War Weapons

Launch V-2 Rocket From Navy Warship   Test Opens New Era in Weapons, Say Officials

GERMAN ROCKET FIRED FROM SHIP FOR FIRST TIME   V-2 Launched From Carrier Midway-——Experts Say It Marks New Era in Naval Weapons.   MISSILE TRAVELS SIX MILES AND EXPLODES   No Explanation ‘Given for - Short Distance — Nazis Sent Them Up to 200 Miles During War,

Rivals Concede Reuther Victory   Re-Election to UAW Presidency Assured; Union’s   Officers ta Sign Non-Communist Affidavits.

Reelection of Walter Reuther To Head UAW Is Assured; Murray Gives Approval

AUTO WORKERS READY TO VOTE    Walter Reuther Appears ‘Set’ _ For Second Term As Head

UNITED AUTO WORKERS PREPARE TO RE-ELECT WALTER REUTHER AS PRESIDENT FOR SECOND TERI

Auto Workers tc Re-elect Reuther  Left Wing Faction Concedes His Victory

Reuther Routs “Left -Wingers’ ‘Ta UAW Ballot   Foes: Concede- Election: At Convention,, But, Other.,; Union Contests To Be Hard Fought.

Reuther Win Seen Blow To Communists  Hot Contest For UAW Secretary

REUTHER CERTAIN TO WIN ELECTION   ClO AUTO WORKERS DELEGATES BALLOT FOR UNION LEADER

REUTHER TO BE ELECTED TODAY   Opposing Forces Decide  Not To Offer Rival Candidate

REUTHER HEADS FOR 2ND TERM AS UAW LEADER   Convention Indorses His Position for Filling Non-Red -Oath:

REUTHER SURE ~ OF REELECTION   Heae 2° UAW Rides High  tn Big Union For  First Time

Byrd Expedition Ships fo Refurn; — 190 Men fo Remain   Further Exploration Planned With Planes

HOME EDITION.  . Four Edi#ons Daily). ~.   Order Killed by Roosevelt, Wikon States   Senate Committee, Resuming Probe, Says Planemaker #0 Appear

He Cancelled Plane Deal But Ft Stuck   Witsoe. Nemes Keiser, Jones As Pressuring Contract For Howard Beahes

Says FDR Balked Cancellation of Plane Stop Order   Testimony Given In Senate Inquiry

Hands Tied On Contract   >B Head Says Effort To ‘Stop Construction Of Hughes Flying Boat Blocked by “Pressure”

Hughes’ Plane Plan Said “Silly”   Wilson Says Kaiser, Jesse Jones Exerted Pressure for Deals

‘Outside Pressure’ Prevented Ending Hughes Contract   C. E. Wilson Says Kaiser ‘Fought Cancellation Move

EFFORTS T0 CANCEL FLYING BOAT, PHOTO CRAFT SAID BLOCKED  CHARLES E. WILSON, WARTIME BOARD HEAD, WITNESS FOR PROBE

Pressure on Hughes Plane Order Bared   Canceled Contract Reinstated by F. R., Wilson Testifies

Industrialist Names Kaiser, Jesse Jones   General Electric President Testifies

General Electric Executive Says His Orders to Stop Construction on Fantastic Flying Ship of Hughes Were Reversed by Former President and That Jesse Jones Brought ‘Pressure’ to Bear— Soviet Bloc Refuses to Vote on Korean Plan

Pressure Was Too, Great To Prevent Stop   Wilson Opposed Plans To Complete Hughes’ Plane. .

Says He Tried to Step Flying Boat   Charles Wilson's Decision To Cancel: Contract Reversed by F. D. R.   TOO LATE FOR WAR   Aircraft Production Board Head Testifies on “Out side Pressure”

Committee Begins Inquiry on Failure To Produce Flyable Planes During Wat

Says Roosevelt Reversed Order  Wilson Tells About Huahes Contract

OUTSIDE PRESSURE "WAS BROUGHT ON CHARIES WiCON   Prevented His Efforts to Stop Construction of Hughes’ Big Boat.   TERMED A SILLY PLAN   Said He Cancelled Contract Because It Couldn’t Be Finished on Time.

Pressure on War Board Says Wilson   Cancellation of Contract Opposed.

Death And Destruction As Rain -Swollen Mississippi And Tributaries Run Wild

Floods, Tornadoes Hit Across Nation In Tour Of Death, Destruction   Oregon, Iowa, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania Struck By Devastation To Life And Property  ; ape ae, am Steir e ye Let Sy eee trian

World War IT Veterans Expect Their Government To Do Good Job at Home and Abroad, Survey Shows

GI Cress Section Vets View Policy of Truman On Greek Aid With Concern

League Young Democrats for Dry Repeal   Unanimous Vote Is  Cheeréd by Delegates And Spectators; Buck Cartwriaht Made Head

IMA Advocates Repeal Wagner  Labor Measure   Tells Committee It Is Nec: _ essary Step to Gain Industrial Peace and Stability

MANUFACTURER URGES WAGNER ACT’S REPEAL   Spokesman Tells Congress ‘In dustrial Peace, Stability’ Would Be Achieved

Wagner Labor Act Assailed © As ‘Slavery’   IHinois Manufacturers Group Asks Repeal to Gain Industrial Peace

Illinois Group Asks Congress to Repeal Wagner Aci   Calls lt Necessary To Gain “Industrial Peace and Stability”

Request Repeal of Labor Act   IMA Tells Congress It is Necessary  For Industrial Peace and Stability

Yanks, Reds in K¢.ea Hold Hot Word Battle; 3 American Gls Given Release by Russians

BATILE OF WORDS OF RUSSIA AND U.S REACHES NEW HIGH   Brown Claims Seviet Supported Korean Groups Disloyal to Government Hostile to Uncle Sam.

Yoviets Accused By U. S. Officia For Statements   General Says Russia Is Defending Groups Hostile to America

Russia Accused Of Giving Aid to  Hostile Korean:   U. S. Commission Delegate Says Soviet Is Abusing Guest Status

ELEVEN ARE KILLED IN WRECK OF B20 AT KIRTLAND FIELD   Death Toll in Major Air Crashes Rises to 90 in Past Few Days; Cause of Mishap Sought.   ONLY ONE AIRMAN SURVIVES DISASTER

Seventh Major Air Disaster In Five Days  Crash Raises to   Crash Raises to 90 the Number Killed During Week-End

11 ARMY FLIERS DIE IN CRASE   90 Now Dead in Late Wave Of Air Mishaps

ELEVEN ARMY AIRMEN DIE IN BOMBER (BRASH   Wreck Occurs When Air Giant Crashes Near Takeoff In New Mexico

Eleven Army Men Killed In Crash Of Superfort   New Mexico Tragedy Jumps To $0 Total Plane Deaths In Five Days

Eleven Airmen Lose Lives In B-29 Crash   Circumstances Similar To Accidents at  Cananhagan T andan

BRITISH ROYALTY WELCOMED HOME   THOUSANDS CHEER KING, QUEEN AND PRINCESSES ON AERIVAL FROM AFRICA.

CHEERS GREET ROYAL FAMILY   British King And Party Return From 10-Week South Africa Tour

COAL MINE PARLEY RECESSES. TODAY; TO REOPEN MAY 18   Number of Operators in U.S. Willing to Sign Contract Not Known by Government.   GROUPS DECLINE TO FAKE ACCORD

LEWIS, MINE ~ OWNERS MEET   UMW Chief Confers First With Policy Committee   Committee

Ywoman Starts Singing -ee  Mental Patient, Silent For Ten Years, Joins In Nursery Rhymes

Woman, Silent For 10 Years, Sings ) After Two Days In Mental Hospital

Woman, Silent for 10 Years, Sings After - Two Days in Mental Rehabilitation Program

 Womuan’s Selection: Rock-A-Bye-Bab  ‘Silent 10 Years, She Finds Voice In Song

RAILROADS ASK HIKE IN FREIGHT RATES   Seek ICC Approval of 3 Per Cent Increase — Boost Is Third Requested Since July,

Nation's Railroads Seek Additional Three Per Cent Freight Rate Hike

Railroads Ask 3 Per Cent Hike in Rates  Increase Would Add   Increase Would Add $2.03 7.000.000 to Nation’s Freight Bill

RESIGNS AT LEAV      Coach Hugh Mullen Accepts Posi. tion at Portland, Ore.

BEMIS AL LEAVENWORTH  Coach Hugh Mullen. Accepts Posi. tion at Portland, Ore.

Farm Bureau Proposes Roat Tax Sources  inAnta   Would Finance State Secondary Road System

OIL INDUSTRY ‘OPPOSES = NEW RESOURCES TAX   Business Leaders’ Not In Favor Of Using State Surplus

f RUPLEX APARTMENT HOUSE  Shee nen wee Cn enn ee anbereeecie: pe ee ee

Route 40 Blocked By Wreck   Traffic Tied  Up Four Hours When Gasoline Te Srillod

Local Truck Of  Gas Overturns   National Highway Blocked For Nearly 4:Hours Near Ridgeville.

Attorney General To Direct Probe   President Declares Futures Gambling Responsible For Food Price Increase

Gambling In Food Charged   President Truman Blames Speculators For Current Prices

Reveals Probe: Board of Trade Denies Charges   President Rejects Rationing Now; Calls It Police State Act

TRUMAN RAPS GRAIN TRADERS FOR INFLATION   Says Wholesale Gambling or Commodity Exchanges ls Cause of High Prices

High Costs Laid to Speculators   Truman Rules Out Rationing, Price Controls as “Police State’ Weapons

President Simultaneously Says Attorney General Probing Grain Deals   Wheat Meanwhile Passes $3 Bushel   Price Control, Rationing Rejected For Present As Weapons Against Rise

PROBE OPENED “INTO DEALING ON EXCHANGES   PRESIDENT SAYS EXPORTS NOT CAUSING HIGH PRICES RECALLS PRICE CON. "" TROL DEFEAT

Same Crop Sold 8 To 9 Times President Says   Attorney General Presses Investigation Of Heavy Trading

CLARK STARTS FULL INQUIRY OF EXCHANGES   Food Controls Draw Sharp Rebuff By Chief

Blames Increase In Food Prices On ‘Gamblers’  President Opposes  Return of Rationing

Investigation of Grain and Fiber Dealings Orderer   Farmers Said Holding Grains on Farms at Present

U.S. To Probe ‘Gambling’ In Grain Market   President Reveals New Inquiry As Wheat Continues Climb

Government Will Probe Exchanges   Attorney General To Investigate State Of Grain And Fiber Speculators

Gamblers Get Blame for High Prices of Food   Truman Says Speculators _Hold Prices Away Up— Clark Opens Probe

WHEAT TOPS $3 AS GOVERNMEN} STARTS PROBE ~   . President Shies’ From Controls::

FULL SERVICE   EXCHANGES GET RAP FOR HIGH PRICES GUILT   Truman Denies Government Buying Responsible For Climbing Spiral

A GLOOMY PICTURE   Flora Predicts Drizzling Rain for Most of Kansas

A GLOOMY PICTURE   Flera Predicts Drizal Drizaling Rain for t ef Kansas

Ruth Evans Is Appointed  County Cancer Chairman   Succeeds Mrs. Greteman; to Announce Drive Details, Workers Soon

Fishermen Have Good Day at Mexia Country Club Lake.   Golf Course In Perfect Shape

Temperatures   Death Toll Now Put At 650, With 3,000 Injured; Peril to Stricken Port Declining, City Official Says

Ramadier Asks - For Showdown   Assembly Is Challenged By Premier

Lt. Commander Frazee Given Of in Citations In Lieu  Of 2 Additional War Medals:

Lt. Commander Frazee Given Permanent Citations In Lieu Of 2 Additional War Medals

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Final Closed Shop Action Due on Monday   Senate to Debate Question at Night Executive Session

Measure to Come Up Next Week With Executive Session Monday Night      LEGISLATURE IN. RECESS

Witnesses At ‘Mass Funeral Say British Police Charged Crowd In Armored Car

—-CONGRESSMAN’S VIEW — LavishS panish Wedding  Feast Arouses Weichel .

TOLL FROM WREGK SET AT 49 TODAY   Only Four Survivors are Found after Ship Is Grounded.

TWO YEARS AGO IN MANILA Excitement Reigned As Yanks Burst Into Shell-Pocked City

HAGUE RETIRES, ONLY AS MAYOR   Jersey City Politica Boss To Keep Offices In Democratic Party

Among Last Of Oldtime Political Bosses  Hague Steps Down As Jersey City’s Mayor

Hague, Jersey City Mayor, Will Retire   Political Boss To Turr Over Post June 17 To Nephew

FRANK HAGUE, 71, TO QUIT AS MAYOR   One of Last of Great Political Bosses to Give Up Jersey City Post Held 30 Vears.

Living Cost Hike Looms in Britain   High Official Offers Proposal to Remove Food, Clothing Subsidy

Oklahoma Cityan Chutist Is ‘First’   Sgt. London First to Make Parachute Jump Onto South Polar Continent

Reveal Arrest Of 25 Terrorists   Members of Stern Gang Included In Group Unde:  Custody In Jerusalem

BRITISH SEIZE 25 TERRORISTS   Police Dogs on Trail of New Assailants

Senate Inquiry  Concern Related   Undersecretary of War Takes Stand In May-Garsson Fraud Trial °

vo. Extension Group Leader: Hear Reports   Thirty-Two Organizations Represented at Annual Meeting — Worth Hodson Named President.

American Legion Subs For Santa   Indiana Post Sends Answers To 50,000 Children’s Letters

If Senator Wrote to Santa Claus He Would Be Up to Date on Such Matters

Senator Didn't Know  Santa Claus (Ind. .) Legion and  PO Beat Him to ‘the Punch

THINKS LETTERS UNANSWERED  Senator Shows He Has Not Been Keeping Up With Sant:

Defeat Forecast For Bill To Hike Lawmakers’ Pay   Measure To Increase Sub sistence For Legislators Introduced Yesterday

EXTRA PAY BILL SEEMS DOOMED   Many Legislators Predict Certain Defeat For Bill To Pav Themselves $6 Extra Daily; Assembly Roundup.

Slayer Of 3 Dead; Bashes Haad On Bars   Roy Turpin, 46, Who Muraered Sister and Farm Couple, Dies of SelfInflicted Woatinds.

Rio Delegates Back Separate Session To Discuss Economics in Hemisphere

Mexico Proposes Inter-American Economic Parley  Would Be Held In ‘48 Vote Slated Today

14 American Nations Agree l'o Hold Economic Parley  U. S. Scores Victory As Mexico Asks Separate Conference Be Held In 1948

14 NATIONS BACK MOVE Mexico Asks Special Talks On Inter-American Economic Plan

REAL ESTATE TAX COLLECTION SHORT   Payments Far Below Expectation As June 20 Deadline Nears

Will Push Aid Measure  Plan to Continue Despite Efforts to Scale Down Sum

Expect Passage Ot Aid Measure By End Of Week   Truman To Get Winter Aid Bill Next Week in Spite of Slashing Campaign.

FINAL PASSAGE NEXT WEEK DUE ALD BILL, DESPITE CUT PLEAS  ANTI-INFLATION MOVES NOT YET DETERMINED BY REPUBLICAN CHIEFS

Truman To Get Measure by End of Next Week; Senate. Approves of Whole Amount      Cut Seen as Delay

Congressional Leaders Plari To Send European Relief Measure To President Truman Soon Despite Campaign In House To Scale Down Request For $597,000,000—Series Of Proposed Amendments Aimed At Slashing Figure Slated For Monday

Leaders Plan To Push Aid Measure   Speed Being Sought Despite Effort To Reduce Totals

European Aid Bill to Pass   Approval Seen Despite Determined House Drive To Reduce Total

EUROPEAN WINTER AID BILL TO TRUMAN BY END NEXT WEEK   This Was the Determination of Congressional Leaders Today.   WOULD CUT REQUEST.   This Might Threaten Delay While 2 Compromise Is_. Reached.

nUUGt EAR      Measure Slated to Go to the White House Before the End of Next Week.

Final Passage Of Foreign Aid Bill Seen Next Week   Drive In House To Cut Total Of $597,000,000

However Leaders Expect Passage By Next Week   Determined Campaign Under Way In House To Reduce Administration’s Request

HOPE FOR AID BiLL PASSAGE NEXT WEEK   Congressional Leaders Expect to Lay Measure Before President by End of Week, Despite House Opposition.

Okay in House Over Attacks Seen Tuesday   Senate and House Will Compromise On Two Versions  Before Week’s End

right Looms Over Cutting Aid Program   House Schedule Calls for Final Action Tresday; Canference Delay Over Reduction Threialens

HOUSE DRIVE PUSHED TO SLASH EUROPE AID   Leaders, However, Hope To Give Truman Plan Soon

House Leaders Battle To Speed Aid Bill   Attempt To Cut Senate Appropriatior May Delay Action

LEADERS PLAN TO SPEED BILL FOR EUROPE AID   Congressional Chiefs Hope to Send Truman Measure Next Week.   BATTLE BREWS   House Drives to Cut $597. 000,000 From Total Fund.

Despite House Drive For Slash... . Relief Approval Is Expected Next Week

Aid Battle On Monday   .House Debate Will ‘Center Around Amount Of Stopgap Help  To France, Italy

Congressional Heads Firm In Plan to Send Full Aid Bill to Truman Next Week

New Teacher Pay Program Is Proposed   Would Make $1,95t Minimum in All But Top Districts

Administration Wage Program ls Introduced   Statewide Minimum . Advanced in New Senate Bill

NEW TEACHER PAY SCHEDULE IS PROPOSED   Minimum of $1,950 Is _ Provided in State Senate Measure

Posse Hunts Ex-Soldier As Murderer   Emmett Garner Sought In Slaying Of His Wife

VETERAN KILLS TWO AND SELF: DAUGHTER DIES   Little Girl Succumbs To Exposure After Chase Near Brazil, Ind.

OUR SLAIN TODAY: BRAZIL YOUTH, 24 COMMITS SUICIDE   Wife and Father-in-Law Shot; Man Shoots Self; Daughter Dies Later from Exposure.   AGED WOMAN ALSO IS CRITICALLY ILL

MacArthur interferes ‘In Jap Labor Dispute   Orders Leftists to Call Off Their Strike of  Government Emninvec

M'ARTHUR PUTS FOOT DOWN ON NIPS’ WALKOUT   General Orders Leftist Labor Leaders To Call Off Strike Plans

Jap Leftists Suffer Quick Double Defea‘   McArthur Kills Strike Call: Emperor Invests Cabi_ net Loaded With Conservatives

LOOK AT THE RECORD Congress Fails to Pass 507 Of Marshall-Backed Bills 

Solons Approve ‘Urgent’ Bills On Foreign Policy   Half of Marshall Program Passed By 80th Congress

CONGRESS GIVES MARSHALL PART ‘OF 14 REQUESTS   Most Legislation With Bearing On Russian’ Relations Passed   RECORD NOT TOO BAD, ADMINISTRATION SAYS

Half of ‘Urgent’ Bills Passed  Measures Bearing on Russia Favored

SolonsDitch Half Of Bills Tagged Urgent   However, Bills Affecting Russian Relations. Are Approved

MARSHALL HAS 90-50 SUCCESS WITH CONGRESS   "Secretary Of State I Given Full Power To Cope With Russia

‘URGENT’ BILLS ARE APPROVED   Eight of 14 Points Entered by Marshall Paccad hy Conaress

Congress Ditches Half Of Legislation Termed  As Urgent by Marshall   By JOHN M. HICHTOWER

Britons Hoping For Relaxation Of Restriction:   Coal Ships And Trains Continue To Reach London, But Restrictions Unchanged   FOOD SHORTAGES ARE NEW WORRY

BRITAIN HOPING TO LIFT RULES   Cabinet Meet May Produce Some Relaxation

NEWS Behind The NEWS —   Ike’s Hobnobbing With Republicans Poses Demos Problem

Conservatives Call for New Test at Polls   Laborites Object Despite Setback  In Town Votine

British Labor Party D1... ... T.-2 V4.  DEALEli ii LESL VOLE, Shies From Election

LABOR PARTY LOSES GROUND IN ELECTIONS   Major Victory Scored By Conservatives  In British Vote

But Laborite Spokesman Spurns Idea of a General Election Despite Victorious Conservative Party’s Clamor.

STUDY BRITISH VOTE RETURNS   English Results May Have Effect On  Aid Proacram

U.S. Officials Study British Voting Results   Eve Possible Effects On Marshall Program Debate in Congress

Party Suffers Sharp Setback   Late Returns Show Less Than Third Of Its Couneil Candidates Elected

Officials Studying. “Results Of Election   U. S. May: Be More-Willing, To Help, Solon® © States)

Labor Defeated In British Vote; Spurn Poll Test   Present Government Suffers First Major Beating; Winston Churchill’s Con eorvnativas Im 1 andalidda

Conservatives Score Bia Win For Churchil   Stunning Setback Is Accorded at England's Ba!loting

Follows Tots In Fatal Fal  Dae Teams Adot, Tie   Fire Traps Mother, Two Babies

Fire-Trapped Mother Hurls Babes To Death; Follows In Fatal Plunge

Dean Kild        Is Chairm.   Chief Executive. Charg Trwe Informatio ft Aid Program Lacking

Governor Criticizes Government Action In Handling Issue   lowa University Dean Heads New Program Committee

Dean Kildee of State College Is Chairman Chief Executive Charges  * ta me SY pe '...      Chief Executive Cha  Trwe Information Aid Program Leching?™

STATE COLLEGE FARM DIVISION HEAD CHAIRMAN   Blue Launches Another Blast at Federal  Food Program

lowa Citizens’ Food Committee Named By Blue   Governor Again Blasts At Truman Administration’s Tactics.

GOVERNOR BLUE PICKS MEMBERS OF FOOD GROUP   Couples Action With Another Blast Against  President’s Program

U.S. Soldiers Released by Yugoslavs  Tha Te Ratnirnad   Trio Is Returned to Free State Following Arrest

U. S. Reversal! On Palestine Issue Seen   Russian Expression Is Being Awaited With Great Interest

U. 5. REVERSAL ON PALESTINE IS PREDICTED   Arab Spokesmen Hold American Decision Is ‘Hasty Error”’

REVERSAL SEEN IN U.S. STAND ON HOLY LAND   Russia Slated To Give Long-Awaited View On Partitioning

BOY SCOUT WEEK S FEB, 7 10 13   Boy Scouts Contribute to Members Overseas

Bov Scout Week  To Be Observed  February 7-13 Pot Luck Sppper  To Be Held Feb. 7 AtS.U. Gymnasium

STORY CHANGED BY EX-CONVICT AS HE AWAITS SENTENCE   Nelson Brink, on Parole, Had Been Sentenced for Burglary; Revocation Made

eS ft oe  ‘Hurricane Hunters Take Beating at Hands of Raging West Indian Storm

News Wrifer Rides Bucking Plane Into The Center of West Indies Hurricane

DC-6’s Fiber Glass Walling To Be Removed   CAA Orders Replacing Of Insulation In All Air- ° liners Of This Type

New Electric Power Line Carries Record Load for Engineers’ Study

Huge Outdoor Laboratory Opened To Study High Voltage Transmission

HOICE HAILED NV THRONG AT LEBRATION   3000 See Vision of loveliness Crowned an M. H. S. Gym

Tax Collection Change Hinted   May Be Able to Work Out Something, Tallman Deciares

Jew Terrorists Declare War   Swear They'll Drive British from Palestine

Jews Mount New Attacks in War Against British   Trucks Blown Up, Army Camps Looted in New Palestine Outbreaks

Grim Warning Given British To "Gel Out”  Rilea--l Ile CihwJ 1.   Blood Is Shed In Several Sections As Guns Onen Up

Jews Attack British Ferociously   Gunfire, Explosives Heard in Sectors Of Holv Land Todav

New Attacks By the Jews In Palestine   Underground Declares Hos. tilitics by Radio—To Drive Out the British

PALESTINE WAR MOUNTS IN INTENSITY   Undergreund Seeks 10 Drive British From Holy Land

23 KILLED IN CRASH OF BRITISH TRAIN   70 Others Injured in Eng: land’s Second Rail Disaster in Three Days.

BRITISH WRECK TAKES 23 LIVES   70 Persons Are Injured As Train Is Derailed Near Scottish Border

TRAIN WRECK FATAL 10 23   70 Others Are Injured In England’s Second Rail Disaster In 3 Days

23 PERSONS KILLED AND 70 INJURED IN DERAILMENT OF / LONDON-BOUND EXPRESS TRAIN

Irain Crashes In Ditch in New British Disaster  “Dreadful Sight Of Destruction,” Assert Doctors

23 Killed, 50 Hurt In Wreck Of Train   Express Leaves Rails And Hits Ditch'In Scotland.

PIONEER EDITOR DIES OF STROKE   Arthur M. Nelson Was Floyd County Native

Lower Hem Line Drumbeaters Suffer Big Setback. As Duchess Of Windsor Says ‘No’

Duchess Balk: Skirt Fashion   Refuses To Lower Hemline on Dresses

PERJURY WRIT BY GRAND JUR   Air Forces Outline Court Martial Of General

To Face Both Civilian Trial, Court Martial  Symington Bitterly Blasts Vet Soldier

UNION A BUSY SPOT   Averaged More Than 2,50 Meals Daily Dunng  Summer Term

MORE COOL AIR TO HIT STATE   MERCURY TO STAY IN LOW 206 TODAY—SAME CONDITIONS MONDAY FORECAST,

DALLAS MAN ISCHARGED ©  Big Spring Bank Robbed Man Caught Within Hour

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Third Veteran Bonus Bill In State Assembly   Rep. Turley Proposes Special Property Tax To Finance Benefits

Demands Halt To Practice  In 3 Weeks   Seerctary “Declares  That U. §- 1s Not Ready To Agree To Soviets Renarations Demands

Claims Russia Is Taking  German Assets Marshall Demands   Marshall Demands Withdrawals Cease Immediately

MARSHALL IS ASKING FOR SHOWDOWN   Demands Russians Halt Withdrawals Within Three Weeks

NO DANGER-YET  Alert Readied in Florida  As Hurricane Moves-In«:

COASTAL AREA ON ALERT FOR SEVERE BLOW   RED CROSS READY; TRUMAN’S SHIP MISSES STORM

TROPICAL STORM NOW 800 HILES FROM MIAMI, FLA   East Coast of State to Receive Alert Unless Hurricane Changes Course by Noon Today.   RED CROSS CHAPTERS TOLD TO BE READY   Truman’s Ship Slows Pace Toward Puerto Rico to Allow Disturbance to Clear Ont of Path.

Storm Center Is 800 Miles  From Miami   Alert for Florida East Coast May Be Broadcast Today

Hurricane Ma Strike East Florida Coast   Storm Waraings Sent To States Along Atlantic

VICIOUS TROPIC HURRICANE IS NEARER MIAMI   Storm 800 Miles South. east of City; Red Cross Alert

Hurricane Rages Through Atlantic; Course Set Toward Florida Coast

He Just Barely Lost His Bet To Doctor  Man Lives 10 Years Overtime Then Dies As He Pays Wager

PAY TRIBUTE 10 NATION'S WAR DEAD IN OHI   Memorial Services Highligh Widespread Armistice Day Observance

State Solons Feud, Fight, End Session   Dairyland Co-op Gets Okay To Condemn Land Belonging  To Power Company

Feudin’ and Fightin’ Legislature ‘Ends Session With Bitter Debates

Debates hath Short Session of Leoislature   Solons Adjourn Until 1949 Amid Threats of ‘Court Tests For Laws

Acid Debate Mars Parley   Senators Wage Word Tif Over Scooter Measure As Meeting Ends

Hartley Seeking Support Of Law   Asks Investigation Of Efforts To By-Pass Law

“CALLED AFL: AND ClO.   There Will Be. a- Revulsion "Against the Leadership “When-Understood.”

Hartley Seeks Probe To Halt Act By-Passing   Congressman Says Mover By CIO and AFL For Ignoring New Law “Effronterv”’

Union Snub of New Labor Law May Bring Probe   Hartley Is Concernec Over the Bypassing Tactics end Urges An Inveactinatian

Hartley Urges Probe Of Efforts To By-Pass Law  Predicts Revolt Against Leaders

‘Wants Probe of Any Efforts To By-Pass New Labor Law  Proposals to Iqnore Act Rapped

INVESTIGATION OF VIOLATORS 1S URGED   Revulsion Against Union Heads Predicted   HARTLEY   Disagrees With Those Who Say Act Will Increase Labor Strife

Hartley Demands Act Enforcement On Labor Unions   Calls For Probes Of All Attempts To By-Pass Law

Hartley Contends Act Is By-Passed By Labor Unions   Ignoring of Bill   Ignoring of Bill ‘Brazen Effrontery’

Asks Conspiracies To By-Pass HartleyTaft Act be Probed   Congressional Committee Provided in Law Will Be Put on Alert

HARTLEY CALLS FOR PROBE OF LAW'S EVASION   Co-Author of New Labor Legislation to Ask Congress to Make Investigation

Hartley Asks Quiz Of Law Avoiding By-Passing Attempts  Of Unions, Others Called ‘Brazen’

Hartley Demanding Probe to Head Off Labor Act Violators   AFL, CIO Moves ito [gnore Law Assailed as ‘Brazen Effrontery’; Revulsion Against Leaders Seen

Hartley Asks By-Pass Probe   Would Look Into All Efforts to Get Around Taft-Hartley Law

INQUIRY ASKED ON BY-PASSING OF LABOR LAW   Check Sought By Hartley Says ‘Rank And File’ Don’t Understand

SEES REVOLT AGAINST UNION HEADS—  Don’t Bypass" Law, --Hartley Warns

By-Passing Law Hurts Workers   Laborers Will Insist Act Be Observed Is Hartley’s View

Hartley Contends Act Is By-Passed By Labor Unions   Ignoring of Bill “Brazen Effrontery’

Asks Strict Labor Law  Observance   Hartley Demands ‘A Probe Of Efforts To By-Pass Rules Of New Act

Hartley Urges Probing Moves To By-Pass Laws   Conspiracies By Union Or Management Would Be   subjected To Scrutiny

Hartley Wants Law By-passing Investigated  “Brazen Effrentery’ By CIO and AFL, Says Legislator

Hits Proposals Of Unions To lanore Act   Attempts To By-Pass Regulations Lashed By Congressman

Co-Author of Taft-Hartley Act Says It'll Work   Blasts ‘Any and All Efforts to By-pass Law’

House Labor Committee Chairman Calls A.F.L., ‘CLO. . Proposals to Ignore Act ‘Brazen’ :  Cites Wagner Case  Says Rank and File Will Score. Union Leaders in Final Analysis

Hartley Hits By-Passing of Labor Act   Congressional Probes Asked by  Framer of Law

HARTLEY CALLS FORU.S. ACTION ON ‘BY-PASSING’   Labor Bill Co-Author Terms Plans To Ignore Act “Effrontery’

HARTLEY FLAYS ATTEMPTS TD BYPASS LAW   jAsks Investigation Of Moves To Elude Labor Measure Requlations

Hartley Urges Investigation Of Any Attempt   Some Unions Express Determination To Avoid New Law

Jewish Agency Spurns Bid to Attend Parley   Brazit Delegate Named President Of New Session

Russians Seek to Block UN Study of Holy Land Freedom   Would Delay Action On Arab Demand for independent State

Delays Talks On Holy Land   Gromyko Asks Postpone ment Of Action On’Broad ‘ening UN Program.

U. N. Assembly Opens Session On Palestine   Names Committee to Take Up Demands by Arabs

5 States Ask Independence  Of Holy Land   Brazilian Heads General Sessions on Palestine Issue

Committee Will Make Study Of  Palestine Case   United Nations Assembly Agrees On ~The Creation Of 14-Nation Com  mittee To Resolve Contro- : versial Problem

UN PALESTINE SESSION. NAMES ACTION GROUP   Buokles Down To Settiement of Controversial Holy Land issue.

 Late News Bulletins  U. N. Appoints Committee To Steer Palestine Action

STEERING GROUP NAMED TO STUDY ARAB DEMANDS   UNO Committee Named To Resolve Issue On Holy Land Indenendence

Special Palestine Meeting is Opened   U.N. Assembly Is Organized, Delavs Action on Arab Move

ARABS BRING NEW ISSUE T0 WORLD PARLEY   Demand Immediate Independence; Group Named to Consider

Committee Schedules First Meeting to  Consider Assembly’s Avenda on Palestine

U.N. Launches Special Study Of Palestine.   General Assembly Picks 14-Nation Group To Resolve Problem

Arab Members Want Britain’s  Mandate Ended   Committee Will Also Consider Demands of Rival Jewish Agencies at Parley

Name 14-Nation Steering Group For Meeting  Brazil’s Aranha  Elected President Of Extraordinary Assembly Session

UN Selects 14-Nation Group To Make Study Of Old Controversy   Five Arab ha Seek End of Britain's Mandate Set Up by League; Jewish Agency Is Threatening Boycott

U.N. Assembly Tackles Vital  Palestine Issue   14-Nation Steering Com. mittee Named To Handle Arab Demands

Steering Committee Is Agreed Upon; Dr. Aranha of Brazil Is President of Extraordinary Session.    ARAB MEMBERS ASK   ARAB MEMBERS ASK FREEDOM IN PALESTINE

UN UNIT STUDIES PALESTINE ISSUE   Brazilian To Head Session; Jewish Agency Absent

Palestine Issue  Up In Assembly   First UN Emergency Session Takes Up Crucial Problem

U.N. Tackles Palestine Issue Today  Russia Seeks to  Slow Action on

DECK TO HOLD UP ACTION ON ARAB DEMAND   Russia Asks That Committee Delay Panned Session Until Tuesday.

Special Unit To Study Arab Demand   Steering Committe Will Consider Palestine Question

UN Tackles Palestine Problem   Russia Wins Delay in Considering Special Arab Demands

14-Nation Group To Study Liberty For Holy Land  Arab Delegates Ask For End of British Mandate

Group Will Meet Late Today To Consider Assembly Agenda      Only One Matter Now Before Body   Austin And Gromyko Give Identical Answers When  Asked About Positions

Take Up Palestine Question   Special U. N. Session Meets Today to Begin Consideration of Its Most Explosive Issue

U.N. To Tackle Touchy Probler Of Holy Land   Special Steering Committee Created

UN Committee Formed To Study  Palestine Issue   Arab Members Request Immediate Ending Of British Mandate

FOURTEEN NATIONS ON PANEL SEEKING KEY TO ARABS’ DEMANDS  BRAZILIAN NAMED AS CHAIRMAN; OFFICIAL JEWISH GROUP ABSENT

NEW UN SETUP TO SCAN HOLY  _ LAND-PROBLEN   Arab: Demands for Polestine’s Freedom Will Be Studied . By Steering Group

Assembly Opens Special Session : on Arab Demand   Brazilian Delegate Named President: Committee Named

U. N. Launches Hearings on Palestine Issue   Committee Set Up to Hear Arabs’ Demands ‘For Independence

Russia Seeks to Delay Action on Arabs’ Demands  Concerns Palestine Seccion of the LIN

Arabs Demand Independence For Holy Land   14-Nation Committeé Named to Resolve Controversial Issue “ih

One-Third Cut In Agriculture Funds Planned   Farm Interests To Oppose Move Before Senate

AGRICULTURAL FUNDS MENACED   Cut of One Third Likely Only Token Opposition

GOP PLANNING BIG SLASH IN FARM BUDGET   Truman Agricul ture Fund Faces Cut of One-Third

Agriculture Budget Due for Big Slash   One-third Reduction Proposed; Other U. 5 Departments Effected

Agriculture Fund Is Facing Axe  ‘Committee to Cut Budget One-Third

Expect Cut By House Group To Be 33 Per Cent   Appropriations Committee Plans To Trim Funds By $315.000 000

One-third Slash Shaping In Agriculture Budget; Would Hit Benefit Funds  Farm State Representatives Will  Bypass House Fight and Rely  - Peo Fos gl oD DeAawanwanen

House Planning a One-Third Cut in USDA Farm Funds  Benefit Payment Wil   Benefit Payment Wil Suffer Most of the Expected Slash

Cut of 3343 Per Cent in Agriculture Department Is  Reported in the Making   Committee Members From Farm States Seek No AllOut Fight But Claim They Will Ask Senate io Restore Many Reductions; Warren Hits Reclamation Cuts

33 1-3 Percent Slash in Farm Fund Expected   Backers of Truman Budge! Plan Fight When Bill  Rearhes Senate

SLASH IN FARM BENEFITS SEEN   HOUSE GROUP SET TO CUT AGEICULIURAL DEPARTMENT BUDGET 3314 PCT.

AGRICULTURE BUDGET CUT IS PROBABLE   HOUSE COMMITTEE MAY CHOP FUNDS BY ONE-THIRD

Agriculture Faces Sharp Budget Cut   Shaving Of 33 1-3 Per Cent Looms In House Appropriations Body

HOUSE MAY C AGRICULTURAL BUDGET BY THIRD   Farm State Members Hope Senate Will Do Restoring ,

Agriculture Department fo Be Cut Deeply   House Committee May Lop Budget at Least 33 1-3 Per Cent of Sum Asked

Agriculture Bureau Fund (ut In Making  use Committee   House Committee Set To Slash One-Third Off

OFFER $3000 FOR FLYING SAUCER   Officers Believe Disks Are NonExistent

Manufacturer of Toys ‘Explains’ Mystery of All the Flying Saucers

Hitler’s Physician Convicted   Brandt and 22 Others Found Guilty of Medical  Corps Atrocities

Hitler Medic Convicted.   Found Guilty of Performing Experiments  On War Prisoners

DR: KARL BRANDT CONVICTED BY WAR GRIMES TRIBUNAL   Of “Full Responsibility” Ir Performance of Nazi Medical Experiments.   ON CAMP VICTIMS   Accused of Killing Hundreds of Thousands of Human  5 Guinea Pigs.

Hitler’s Personal Doctor Convicted Of Experiments Upon War Prisoner:

Murdered Hundreds Of Thousands....  Nazi Death Doctor Pronounced Guill)

HITLER DOCTOR FOUND GUILTY   Brandt Convicted Of Full Blame In Medica! Experiments

Hitler's Physician Convicted in Medical Experiments Performed On Concentration Camp Victims

Court Convicts   -Hitler’s Doctor: In ‘Test’ Deaths   Used Nazi Camp Captives 4s Human Guinea Pig~ In “Worthles-” Efforts

Hitler's Doctor Js Found Guilty By Crimes Court      Convicted Of “Full Re sponsibility” In His Cruel Experiments.

 Doctor Doomed: Hitler’s Physician Guilty OF  Causing “Experiment” Deaths

Brandt Guilty Of War Crimes      Tribunal Convicts Hitler's Physiciawi

HITLER'S DOCTOR FOUND GUILTY OF WARTIME CRIME:   Brandt Faces Death For Hor ror “Experiments” On Prisoners

HITLER’S DOCTOR IS FOUND GUILTY   WAR CRIMES COURT FIXES BLAME FOR NAZI EXPERIMENTS

Hitler Doctor Convicted of War Crimes   Found Guilty of ‘Full Responsibility’ for Brutal Experiments

‘Torture’ Doctor Is Convieted   Hitler's Personal Physician Guilty  Of Awful Experiments On Human Reinegs

Hitler Physician Found Guilty On  War Crimes Count   Responsible For * Camp Experiments

Nazi Is Convicted In Human Tests  ews 7 yr y   Thousands Used As ‘Guinea Pigs’ In Prison Camps

PERSONAL PHYSICIAN OF HITLER CONVICTED   Dr. Brandt Held Responsible For Nazi ‘Experiments’

Hitler’s Physician is Convicted For Responsibility in Experiments

COURT CONVICTS NAZI PHYSICIAN   Karl Brandt, Hitler's Personal Doctor, Guilty of Experiments on Prisoners

DRAFT TO END   Prosecutions On Old Of  fenses to Continue However.

20 Are Dead, Missing After Excursion Boat  Capsizes Off Scotland

20 MISSING AS STEAMER SINKS   CONTINUE SEARCH IN FIRTH OF CLYDE FOR EXCURSION VICTIMS

France, Britain Make 50-Year Alliance Treaty   Agreement s-Politica And Economic as  Well as Military

HOUSE DEMOS BEAT OFF GOP IN BILL TILT   ‘Republicans Attempted to Ge! Action on Bill to Curtail Palitice   NINETEEN REPUBLICANS VOTE SOLIDLY BUT LOSE

Bevin Refuses To Speculate On Red Action   British and French Have Asked Russia to Join Them in Acceptance Of Marshall Program

Bevin Sees Big  Opportunity in Marshall Offer   Foreign Secretary Not Sure What Soviet Reply Will Be To Paris Invitation

Europe Waits Red Move on Marshall Plan   Bevin Submits Report to Commons, Won't Speculate

SOVIET VIEW ON AID PLAN UNCERTAIN   Bevin Refuses to Speculate on Molotov’'s Reply

Declines To Speculate On ‘Aid Meeting   Bevin, Back from Meet At Paris, Won't Say Whether Molotov Will  Agree to Joint Seccian

WATT ON AED FEPLY TO BI FOR PARLEYS   Bevin, Bidault Ask Molotov to Join in Plan to Help Europe.

Britain, France Seek Quick Soviet Reply On Invitation To Negotiate Marshall Plan   British Foreign Secretary Refuses To Speculate On Whether Molotov Will Accep

Bevin Won't Speculate _   Declines To Guess Whether Molotov Will Talk Over Plan To Aid Europe

Special Session Qf UN Assembly Convenes Today   Will Discuss Approach: For Seeking. Solution To Palestine Problem:

MARTIN SAYS HE WAS TOLD, ~ NIGE PROFIT   HUGHES CHARGES SENATOR _ BREWSTER WANTED TO ' DEAL FOR MERGER. OF ‘AIR LINZS

PLANE MAKER RELATES TALK WITH KAISER   Witness Testifies That Shir Builder Wanted Contract From ‘High Places’

Former WUC  President Dies  In Portland, Ore. C. C. Poling Was  Head Of College   Gaye Vacsve Aon

Former WUC President Dies In Portland, Ore.  C. C. Poling. Was Head Of College Here Years Ago

NCGRO LOSES HOPE WILL DIEIN CHAIR   Louisiana Gets Another Chance to Execute Young Killer.

QUICK ACTION IS SOUGHT ON  STOP-GAP AID  Immediate Congressional Approval of

Vandenberg Urges Quick Foreign Aid, Bridges Foresees U.S. Food Shortage

Immediate Approval Of Aid Bill Asked —   Foreign Relief Labeled Uraent

Quick Okay for Stop-Gap Aid Bill Urged   Vandenberg Heads Group With Unusual Report

Europe Nearing Political Chaos   Senate Committee Urges Quick Action On Stop-Gap Aid

QuickActionOn Aid Plan Urged By Vandenberg   Opens Senate Debate On Stop-Gap Aid: Meaaer Rations At Home Seen

Vandenberg Tells Senate Speedy Aid  Is Necessary   Probability  Of Food Shortages In America Seen By Senator Bridge:

Asks Action To Hait Red  Ageression   Open Debate On Marshali Plan

Vandenberg Urges-Speed: Le n In Sending Aid to Thwart ‘Communist Agoressian:

Senate Group Urges Action On Aid Plan  ‘Political Chaos’ Faces Europe

Congress Is Pressed For Fast Action On Aid Plan   Foreign Relations Committee Emphasizes Need for $597 Million for Phree Countries

Senate Comm. Approves. Stop-Gap ‘Aid   In Fact Urges _ Immediate Action In Its Favor

Seek To Avoid Political Chaos in Europe   Committee Calls For $597,000,000 To Help France,  Italy And Austria.

Approval of Relief  Plan Urgec   Aid Held Necessary to Avert Political Chaos in 3 Countries

WARN CONGRESS EUROPEAN RIOTS MEAN QUICK AID   Senate Foreign Affairs Group Streeseas Sneed

AID TO EUROPE ASKED TO STEM REDS’ TYRANNY   Bridges Sees Probable Food Shortages Here If Help Granted

To Thwart Communist Tyranny   While. Bridges Opposes, Senate Is Expected To Approve The $597,000,000 BH This Week

Vandenberg Urges Quick .Emergency Aid to Stop ‘New Type Communism’

Vandenberg Urges Curb on  Red Expansion  Half Million Stop-Gap Fund to Europe Bring   Half Million Stop-Gap Fund to Europe Bring Speed-Lp Measures

VANDENBERG ASKS AID FOR EUROPE TO CHECK REDS   Communism Is on March, He Tells Senate, With Terror and Sabotage as Its Weapons.   BRIDGES FEARS FOOD SHORTAGE AT HOME   Declares Appropriation Group He Heads Will Grant “No Blank Check Requests” for Retief.

Meager Rations At Home Seen By Sen. Bridges   House Group Locked (iver Relief Question; (ther Proposals Eyed

Quick Passage Advocated by Senate Group   Blasts Hopes For Solid Front of Western Powers  Against Russia

Bridges Says Slim Rations  May Be Result   Vandenberg Urges Quick Relief To Thwart Communist Aggression As Senate Debate On Aid Opens

Report Nazi Underground Is Operating  Big Organization Sabotaging Reich Occupation

Report Nazi Underground Is Operating  eS. eae   Big Organization Sabotaging Reich Occupation

Dealers to Share In Coal Business  Commission Rejects  Twa Ride Bara; 

Dealers fo Share In Coal Business  Commission Rejects Two Bids Received

Bilbo Battles Blood Clo For His Life  White Rule Solon Rumored Dying

Group Votes to Repeal All Government Curbs On Building, Materials

Rent Boost Approved   House Banking Grou; Votes 10 Percent Across Board Hike

HOUSE VOTES 10 PCT, RENT BOOST   Action ‘Tentative’: Final De‘ cesion Due Wednesday

2-DAY FORD WORK WEEK IS LIKELY   ISUPPLIER FIRM STRIKE  THREATENS TO BRING SHARP PRODUCTION CUTBACK,

Ford To Cut Work Days To 2 A Week   Number of Automotive Workers Qut On Strike Now Totals 50,000

Caution Urged Th ‘Arms Slast   American, Briton Declare Againet Immediate Cut

2 POWERS OPPOSE "ARMS SLASH NOU   U. 8S. AND BRITAIN DECLARE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY MUST COME FIRST.

AMERICA AND BRITAIN LOOK FOR SECURITY   RUSSIANS SILENT ON MOMENTOUS PEACE ISSUE

‘World Not Ready  For Disarmament’   U. S., British Delegates Say International Seeuyjty First Need: Russians Are Silent

UN TOLD TIME HAS NOT COME FOR ARMS CUT   U. S., Britain Declare Organized Security Is First Issue

World Not Ready For Disarmament      U.N. Convention Arms Commission Opens Debate on Program

U. S., Britain Assert World Can Not Disarm   Nations Not Ready, UN Told; Security Said First Need

Security First, Arms Slash Next, U. S., British Delegates Tell U .N.

Declare World Not Ready  for Arms Cut   U. S. and Britain Open Debate on Momentous Issue

Crowley Speaks To Businessmen  Regulation of  ledludiviee Tiaente   Regulation of Industries Topic

Utilities Rate A Fair Profit, Crowley Says   Milwaukee Road’s Boare Chairman Pleads For Public Co-operation Ir Utility Industry

State Tax Board Restores General Fund Levy, Boosts Total From 37 fo 72 Cents

Ad Valorem Tax Rate Set at 72 Cents by Board   Levy Almost Doyble 1946 Rate as General Fund Surplus Exhausted

Ad Valorem Tax Hiked To 72 Cents   State Tax Board Acts Today; Present Rate is 37 Cents

Dr. Ross Defense Rests in Murder  Trial Surprise “God Wanted Me  To Do It,” Doctor Onntec Defendant

Defense ‘Rests Tn Ross: Murder Trial  "God Wanted Me To Do It, u ~ Surqeon Reported As: Saviria

Ebels To Appear Before Grand Jury At February Term  Couple Charged With Long Series

Ebels To Appear  Before Grand Jury  At February Term Couple Charged   With Long Series Dien Gtatan Thafte

NEWS Behind The NEWwst   ADMINISTRATION FAILS TO MAP PRICE FIGHT PLAN

Steel Workers, Miners Defy New Labor Law   “Non-Communist Affidavits Not Filed by Unions

MURRAY, LEWIS IGNORE ANTI-RED AFFIDAVIT EDICT   Most of Nation’s Labor Unions Get NLRB Okav

Steelworkers, Miners Lose Right to Use NLRB as Affidavits Lacking

STRONG UNIONS TO CHALLENGE NON-RED OATHS   UAW Barely Gets Under Deadline for Agreeing With Board’s Ruling

Refuse to Sign Affidavits; Most Unions Signing   Stubborn Stand Will Deny Steel, iMine Ubions Services of NLRB

Steel and Mine Unions Defy New Labor Law   Refuse to Submit Anti-Red Reports by Deadline Time

39 Dead, 100 Hurt In Train Crash   Trains Crowded With - German Travelers

Thirty - Nine Die In German Wreck   Worst Rail Disaster Since War Puts 75 Victims In Hospitals

Shivers Also To Get Official OK For Second Spot   Re-Districting, Bonus For Soldiers, Negro University Key Issues

Auto Workers Settle For 1112 Cent Raise  Pact Is Virtually   Pact Is Virtually Same As Signed By General Motors; Ford Company Next

Contract Is Signed By Chrysler Co.   Agreement Leaves Only Ford Unsigned to New Wage Program Started About Ten Days Ago

Additional Wage Contracts Made  Chrysler, J. & L. Steel. G.M. Aaree

PUNJAB VOTE LIKE ONE IN BENGAL   Boundary Line Division for Separate Areas Favored

Hagerstown Fair Is Interested   ‘Proposed Harness Race Bill. May Mees Mutuel Betting H.

Peace Talks in China May Resume   Government Ready io Send Envoys to Parley

Peace Talks © in China May Resume  Government Ready to Send  TTenenmunmes bo Tiel woe

LAUSGHE OFFERED JOB I GERMANY   Former Governor Has Choices There Un. Gen. Clay

Stockmen Close Three-Day State Conclave  Officers Renamed; Racavrlautiiana   Officers Renamed; Resolutions Adopted by Group

Stockmen Close Three-Day State Conclave  Officers Renamed; Resolutions Adopted by Group

Harriman Severely Denounces Soviet Rampant imperialism   Advises Ability By U. S. to Launch Atomic Retaliations

Harriman Sees Peril For Europe   ~ Secretary Warns World Against Russian Menace

US. Warned Of Russian Imperialism   Nation Must Carry On Freedom Fight, Former Envoy Says

Soviet Troops Move Steadily Out of West Back to Homes   No Recruiting Going on, All Emphasis on Peacetime Life; Gilmore Feels People Want, Move Toward Peace

SCRIBE SEES RED DEMOBILIZATION   Moscow Scene Points To Bid For Peace, Reporter Feels

Demobilization Signs Appear In Red Capital   Troops Arriving Almost Daily from Western Nations

Central Florida Gets First Snow In 30 Years; Citrus Crops Periled

Thirteen Dead, Loss 50: Million In Forest Fires   Evacuate Bar Harbor By Sea, Land; Dynamite Checks Flames’ Spread

At Least 13 Are Dead In Fires In New Englanc   Estimate Damage Result Of Forest Fires At Near 50 Million Dollars   BAR HARBOR, ME., SUFFERS HEAVILY

New Fight Looms On Trade’ Aet   Knutson Assails Geneva Agreement -As Threat ToU: S.

Bitter Battle Seen Over Trade Agreements Act   Knutson Says Tariff Cuts Threaten U.S. Living Standards

Fight Shapes Up In Congress on Lowered Tariffs   Some Sources See Flow of Outside Goods as ‘Calamity’

Stiff Fight On Trade Pacts Seen  — Chairman Knutson Assails Agreements

Knutson Rips Trade Treaty   Bitter Tariff Fight Seer When Convress Opens

Hearty Scrap Over Tariffs Shaping Up   Agreements Menace U.S. Living Standards. Knutson Contends

Tariff Agreement Assailed By Knutson   Fear Express U.S. Living Standard Will Be *.. . Murt-

Heads For Edmonton After Alaskan Stop, Hopes To Land Tonight In New York

REYNOLDS “AND HIS CREW EXPECT. TQ REACH NEW. YORK FIELD EARLY’.  TONIGHT, .

Despite Delays Reynolds Hopes To Break Record   Round-The-World Flight Is _ Expected To End At New  York Tonight   FLIGHT RESUMED FROM ADAK, ALASKA

Adverse Winds Cause of Delay — “Bombshell” Expected to Land, at LaGuardia Field Between 8 P, M. and 9 P. M. EST.

‘President Faces New Threat, Opposition ‘From Democrats Over Renewal Of FEPC Issue

Dobie Is Fired By University  Folklorist Professor Says Hay Fever Cause of Trouble

SUFFERED HAY FEVER  UT President Fires Dobie Following Prof's Statement

Paris Assembly Session Breaks Up in Disorder   Strikes Halt Subway System and Cripple Other Public Ltilities

Assembly Breaks Up In Disorder  Balks Enactment Of Strike Control Bill

Compliance Of ‘No Meat’ Day Spotty   Most Restaurants Will Wait Until Next Week Wheat Futures Make New Advance Upward

Go Slow. On Meat Request   Full- Compliance Not Expected Until Next  Tuesday; Margin Hike: Go On In Markets

FIRST MEATLESS DAY OBSERVED   Full Compliance Is Not Anticipated Until Next Week  WHEAT AND CORN UP

Many Restaurants and Hotels Will Not Be Ready With New Menus Until Next Week—Wheat Climbs 3 to 5 Cents Bushel—Russia Agrees to Meeting Of Big Four—Shakeup in British Cabinet Is Inaugurated by Prime Minister Attlee Today

Grain Prices Gain, Butter Heads Lower   Wheat Futures Gain Sharply

— FOOD PRICES  Too Short Notice for Hotels   MARKET NEWS GOOD AND BAD

Meatless Day To Be General Next Tuesday   Restaurants, Hotels Placed Meat Orders Before Request Was Made by Truman

Markets And Hotels Stocked Too Far ‘Ahead To Comply With Request

Meatless Tuesday Observed   But More Widespread Compliance Expected Next Week; Nation’s: Cafes tao Cannarnita

Grain Marts Hike Margins With Qualms   Doubt Action Will Secure the Results Hoped by President

Full Meaning of Meatless Tuesday ~ Expected in Week   Order Came Too Late for Most Hotels, Cafes to Coniply Immediately ~

Eating Places Not Meatless In Beatrice   Compliance With President's Reques' Only Partial.

Meatless Tuesday Observance Expected to Spread Next Week: Wheat, Corn Prices Still Rise

Britain Prepares Alternative Plan For Indian Study   Little Hope in London o1 New Delhi for Sclution  of Problem   HINDUS, MOSLEMS ~ BATTLE IN BOMBAY   New Curfews Imposed; One

Slight Hope For End to India's Woes  Latest Plan for   _Latest Plan for Free State Not Apt to Succeed

U.S. REJECTS — _- SPY. CHARGES   FORMAL DENIAL” MADE-THAT EMBASSY AT BELGARDE ' " ENGAGED IN ESPIONAGE

DECISION NEAR ON NEW TAXES   State Senate Expected To Vote Tuesday on Duff  Revenue Program

RED ARROW WAS TRAVELING FAST WITNESSES SAY      Probe Into Wreck Of Fast Express Under Way In Pittsbureh

C10 Portal Pay Suit Dismissed   Action by U. S. Court Is First on Record

GUNMEN SMASH KENTON PLANT   Official Charges Nightman Covered While Others Damage Machines

MACHINERY DAMAGED BY GANG BELIEVED TO BE  FROM GALION OR MT. GILEAD.

  American Flag On Corre” w lor Is Lowered For Last Time As Fil: nos Take Command

Flag Lowered At Corregidor : Once-Doughty Fortress Again  In Possession Of Philippines

Border Staff Gets Sanction   Red Puppets Escape Condemnation Stain

America Gains Partial V o1ce  In Balkan Row   UN Committee Approves Border Watch, But Fails To Rebuke Satellites

RED SATELLITES FOUND NOT GUILTY OF AIDING REBELS   Toned-Down U. S. Resolution  Passes Political Committan P.. ie Le  L£ Vata   MEASURE OPPOSED TO LAST BY ENTIRE RUSSIAN BLOC

Balkan Border Watch Resolution Modified   U.S. Consulate Guarded by ‘Armed Officers

UN Panel Approves Balkan Border Watch   Committee Fails To Find Red Satellites Guilt, Of Guerrilla Aid in Compromise Proposal

Resolution Calling for Balkan Border Watch Commission Is Approved After Heated Debate

Lompromise eached On  order Issue   Toned Down Resolution About Border Watct Commission Approved; Fail Find 3) Russiar Satellites Guilty

U.N. GROUP TONES DOWN RESOLUTION IN BALKANS CASE   Approves Border Watch, but Fails to Find 3 Red Satellites Guilty of Aiding Greek Guerrillas.   BRITISH AND FRENCH OFFER COMPROMISE   Adoption, 36 to 6, Follows Days of Wrangling— Entire Russian Bloc Opposes Proposal.

UN GROUP FAILS TO PLAGE BLAME FOR GREEK CRISIS   Amended U. S. Resolution Avoids Finding Slavs Guilty of Aiding Rebels.   DEBATE IS HEATED   Committee, However, Votes to ‘Take Account’ of Inquiry Board’s Report.

U.S. Softens Its Stand on Balkan Issue   Soviets Still Irate Despite American Move

UN Approves US Resolution In Balkan Case   Committee, However, Fails to Fix Blame Upon Red Satellites

U.N. Group» Tones If Down   U. § Finefly Agrees to Watered Down Compramise Aveiding Btome fer Greek Frontier Trouble

New Coal Mine Problem Faced By Authorities   Possibility of Longer Shutdown Confronts Government

Officials See Miners Taking Longer Lavofl   Possibility Is Predicated On Unionists’ Protests  Over Pits’ Safety

Coal Miners May Stay Away From Pits Indefinitely   Representative Leads Moves To ‘Close All Mines Found To Be Unsafe By Federal In spectors; Lewis. To Be Heard

KEY WEST CROWDS WELCOME TRUMAN   CHELDREN SHOUT AND WAVE FLAGS AS PRESIDENT ABRIVES FOR VACATION,

President Truman In Florida for 5Day Vacation Trip   Will Rest and Relax at Naval Submarine Base Until Monday

VOTER REGISTRATION HERE TO END TONIGHT   Rush Develops With Steady Stream Qualifying Again

BOARD REPORTS RUSH IN VOTE REGISTRATION   Last-Minute Flow Begins To Get Under Way

Controls over Brifish Living Win Approval   King Gives Assent To Nationalization Of All Endeavor

KEY LEADERS DISCUSS BRITISH ECONOMIC ILLS   New ‘Crisis’ Bill Becomes Law This Morning With King’s Assent

British Economic Ailments Studied   Government, Trade Unior Officials Are Conferring

British Socialists Given Great Power in Nation’s Crisis   King George Assents tc New Laws Passed by Parliament

Government Officials Schedule Meets Armed  With Extensive Powers

Work Starts as Lords Approve Crisis Powers   British Officials Meet With Union, industrial Chiefs

British Huddle: © To Plan Future OF Sick. Economy.   “Use ‘of New Controls  : Over. Nation’s Labor, industry. and. Wealth.  ‘To Be: Determined.

British Government, Union Officials Meet   To Make Plans For Combatting Economic Ailments With Newly Yoted Powers

Laborites Map Fight  in Crisis   Government, Union, Industrial Leaders Hold London Parley

Crisis Bill Is Approved By Lords   Make Plans To Put New Controls in  Effect

Tackle “Crisis” Anew   British Government, Labor and Industry  Plan Recovery Fight In Licht of New Law

Brifish Industry, Labor Heads to Help on Crisis   Governmen! Calls Parley; Lords Vote Early Return Te See How Power Handled

KING GEORGE OKAYS NEW ‘CRISIS LAW’ —   Government Starts Conferences With _ Labor. Industry: Churchill Plans Speech

British Ready (To ‘Turn On’ New Contréls   Leaders Meet To Map Fight Kacadinst Crisis

Plan to Combat Ailments With Fresh Controls   Another Credit Of $150 Million Taken From Loon

Asks Santa to Senda Good-Looking Ambitious Man About 25 Years Old

Confessed Detroit - Torso - Killer Gives Details of Gruesome Crime

More Frost Is Forecast   Damage to Ohio Orchards Reported in Below Keposcinge Tompnerntures.

Halleck Asserts House Members Are Not Loafing   Legislative Situation is Satisfactory, Says Majority Leader

GOP TAX SLASH BILL DUE SOON HALLECK CLAIMS   Promises Big Majority When Rallotine Starde

Tax Measure. Pledged Soon   Thumping Majority Forecast by Halleck:

GOP Tax Bill Action Slated   Republican Spokesthen Reject Reports Legislative Program Lagging

Heavy Party Support For Bill Pledged   Majority Leader Says Measure Will Reach Floor In Fortnight

Halleck Certain Of Big Majority For GOP Tax Bil   Leader Expects Measure Will Reach Ficor of House Within Two Weeks   CITES HIGH DEGREE OF UNITY IN PARTY   Expresses Surprise at a Scattering of Protests Against Lagging

PRESS DAY ENDS 93RD OHIO FAIR   Governor Can See No New Fairgrounds Until “At Least 1950

NEW OHIO FAIR SITE DELAYED   Governor Says More Funds Must Be Allotted By Assembly

SOLDIER WITH SIX WIVES . ¢ ‘ALSO FACES AWOL- CHARGES   [NON-SUPFORT ARREST LED  "TO DIBCOVERY OF SIX  "MARRIAGES N__. ELEVEN YEARS

Tidewater Battle Is SteppedUp   Texas Planning Fight to Save Coastal Lands

Daniel Acting In Behalf Of Texas Rights  For Attorneys General Groun

Naniel Launches F iviit to Save  Texas Coast Land   Calls for Susport Of Congiessional Action To Back State Claims

REBEKAHS MARK 21ST ANNIVERSARY   Celebration Monday Attended by 75, Including Charter Members

STRIKES. AT NUNES   Wildcat Walkouts Spread in Nation Today; Set Idle Figure at Two Hundred Thousand,   AGENTS OF F. B. I. MAKE CHECKUPS

GOVERNMENT 1S SEEKING WAY TO STOP WALKOUT   Federal Agents Hunt Evidence of Violation of High Court Mandate

NEGRO CONVICT SET FIRE TO CO. JAIL CELL   Set One of Several of the Mattresses Afire

Contracts Cheer Steel Industry   Hopes Grow for Year Of Full Production as Unions Accept Terms

Threat of Stee! Strike Banished   270,000 Employes Covered in Pacts

Woodward Is Asking Help   Appeals For Funds For Territic Job OF Rebuilding Tornado-Torn City   APPEAITI. TONIOUT

Drive for Red Cross Success   County's Goal of $5,390 Exceeded   Anti-Phone Strike Bill Is Blocked   Transportation Strike Averted   Cincinnati Painters Go Out on Strike

Red Leader Calls For United Front To Battle U. S. ‘World Domination   Discloses For First Time Summation Before 9-Nation Meeting In Poland

Russian Urges Reds of World Fight U.S. Aim   Zhdanow Declares Wreckinj Marehail Plan Required  Tk. Avaid Damination

“tl mbar xT   U. S. ‘imperialism’ Target For Published Blast in Party Organ

Zhdanov Asks Reds to F ight Marshall Plan   Russian Accuses U.S. Of Attempt to Make Europe *49th State’

Reds Asked to Fight °U. S. Imperialism  Soviet Leader Seeks  , Wreck Marshall ee ne

Communists In World Ask For Unity   Urged Join Together {1 Battle Against What Hie Rermed U.S. Attempts To Achieve World Boniination

PRAVDA WRITER DECLARES WAR ON U.S. GOALS   Communists Called Upon To Battle American

York Sorings Methodist Church   Will Hold District _ School Meetings

Bill Calls For Voluntary Acts  Held Good Start In Anti-Inflation Battle

PRICE CURBS BILL PASSED   Truman Is Expected to Sig GOP Act for Voluntary Cost Agreements

Bill Is Passed To Curb High Living Cost:   President Will Sign But Criticize GOP  Legislation

Measure Is Pale Copy 0 Truman’s Compulsory Control Bill   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO SIGN LEGISLATION

President Refused Power Bill   Final Action Forced Through With Demo Aid

Anti-Inflation Bill Is Passed By House Vote   GOP Plan for Voluntary Action on High Costs ~  Gant tn Peactdant

Congress Passes G.O.P. Voluntary Price Curbs Bill   President Silent On Whether He Will Sign Measure Which He Says Is Inadequate And Passes Inflation Ruck To Him

HOUSE APPROVES ‘REPUBLICAN PLAN ~ TO GURB PRICES   Bill Calling for Voluntary Ac - tion to Check Inflation Put Through by Vote of 281 to 73.   OFFICIALS PREDICT TRUMAN WILL SIGN IT   Passage Follows Rejection of Motion to Give President Powers to Allocate Searce Items.

Republican Price Curb Bill Passed By Congress   Truman May Sign, But Is Expected To Criticize It  As Inadequate

Price Control Bill Goes To President   House Approves GOP Voluntary Action Measure, 281 to 73

TWO JEWISH REFUGEE SHIPS SURROUNDED BY BRITISH AS THEY APPROACH PALESTINE   Hemmed in by Seven Destroyers, Have Little Chance to Land.

Refugee Ships Nearing Palestine Surrounded By British Destroyers

President To Spend Fourth ln Virginia   To Make Visit To Home Of Thomas Jefferson At Charlottesville. Va.

Participation of All Nations Urged For Marshall Plan   Norman Armour Points Out Value of Wide Ac ceptance of Plan

Russ Welcome At Aid Parley.  Armour Says   The More the Better. U. § State Dept. Official Declares

LABOR BILLS APPROVED BY STATE SENATE   Ban Strikes by Public Employes, Deny Aid For Strikers

AIRMEN HUNT 9 MEN IN LIFEBOAT   22 OTHER CREWMEN OF BROKEN TANKER RIDING OUT STORM   HONOLULU # — The Hawalian Sea Frontier announced today that 22 men had been rescued from the severed stern of the wrecked tanker Fort Dearborn.

RENEW HUNT FOR MISSING   Resume Search for Men in Lifeboat as Broken Ship Rides on

Storm Hampers Rescue Of 22 On Ship Stern   12 Men Missing In Lifeboat In Pearl Harbor Area

9 PLANES FROM MIDWAY, SEARCH FOR 12 MENIN LIFEBQAT MISSING AFTER TANKER WAS SPLIT IN TWO BY STORM

Fear Fate Of 12 In Lifeboat....  Continuing Storm Bars Rescue Of 22 On Board Broken Ship In Pacific

Stormy Seas. Halt Rescue   Search For 12) Men I< Beine Continued

‘U.S. Paid More Restrictions Upon ‘For Arabs’ Oil Installments End

BUSINESS MEN URGE 0. K. OF TAX MEASURE   Chamber of Commerce Asks Senate te Approve House Bill

U. 5. Promises ‘Every Effort fo Gain Peace   State Department Ready to Iron Out Big 4 Differences

La Crosse  Students: Riot After Game   Youths Set Fire to Rubbish, Throw Rocks, Tear Bomb:

Students Riot After Contest   Police, Firemen are Involved in Melee

Standard Of Arms Urged By Marshall   Says If US Fails to  Aid Hemisphere: Nations With Arms, Training Some Other Country Will

Destruction Is Heavy In New Enalane   Conflagration Heve Caused Millions of Property Loss and Taken Two Lives. +

MANY FIRES RAGE U.S. MUSH T00 DRY   New England Areas Hard Hit by Flames; Appeals Made for Heip.

Hundreds of Fires Laying Waste to Thousands Of Acres of Timber, Wheatlands and Pastures

Taft-Hartley Law Up For Major Test In 1. T. U.-A.N. P. A. Dispute

Residents in Lowland [Illinois Regions  Move to Higher Areas   Mississippi River Continues to Rise Steadily and Record Crests : ’ KRre Forecast Before Next Week End

WATERS RISING ON MISSISSIPPI   Entire’ Illinois Levee District Evacuated To Escape Flood

Brifain and — France Object To Program    Will Not Approve Beseatnan OB iar

FRANCE, BRITAIN VOICE OPPOSITION TO RUSSIAN PLAN   Soviet Spokcama: Attacks Proposal fer Federal Seed Marneanu

Big Four Cool fo Russian Plan   ‘France, Britain Object to Centralized Reich

Bridges Blasts Dismantling of Plants for Reds   ‘Would Rather Blow German Factories Up

Approval Withheld On 20 Texas Schools For ‘Discrimination’   Mexia System Among Those Unapproved

aia we * wa gers ABRAHAM LINCOLN’S CAREER RECALLED IN CAPITAL AND IN TOWNS AND CITIES: ’* OVER NATION

MAN LEADS REMONY IN ASHINGTON   aft, Bricker and wey Among Top ‘() P. Speakers

Postoffice Cancels 139,852 Stamps In Nine Day Period  Christmas Closes Biggest Rush Season  Ewer Fvenaritannac,]

Postoffice Cancels 139,852 Stamps In Nine Day Period  Christmas Closes Biggest Rush Season Ever Experienced

Congress Complete Its Action on Foreign Aid Bill  Senate Has Accepted Compromise on $350,000,000 Total

350 MILLION — AID APPROVED   Fiouse Yields on Higher Sum; President Gets Bill

CONGRESS PUTS 0. K. ONFOREIGN RELIEF 288-86   Senate Completes Actior on $350,000,000 Setup; Measure Goes to Truman

MEASURE RUSHED 10 APPROVAL   $350,000,000 Is Allocated to Aid European Nations

Conaress Sends Relief Measure To President.  Senate -Approves Compromise Plan

Foreign Relief Bill To Truman  For Signature   Complete Action — After  $350 Million Compromise b ~“ I  With Senate.

Foreign Relief Bill , 1s Sent to President   Senate Approves 240 Million Measure—House Gives Uo Slech Demanel

More Reductions For Agriculture Budget Studied   Republican Leaders Ask Farm Costs Be Cut By Nearly 40 Per Cent

Expert Denounces Widespread Belief ‘Weather Getting Warmer Every Year

Think Weather Is GettingWarmer Every Year; Expert Blames Childhood Memories

Says New Party Needed to Meet  ‘Greatest Menace   Calls for ‘Real Understanding’ Between America and Russia

Wallace Will Run as Independent  Partv Candidate   Declares New Political Alignment Needed to Meet and Overcome Great Menace Which Now ‘Confronts the Human Race’

'S.E. Mobley Hurt iIn Clovis Crash   Albuquerque Cattle Buver Near Death

Greece Bans  New Strike  Action Taken to Prevent Civil Servants  Fram leaving Johe

5,000 MORE BEDS TO BE ADDED T0 VET HOSPITALS    Additional Appropriation to Allow Full Opera tion.

Republicans’ Plan For Inflation Bills lo Avoid Controls  Spokesman Reveals GOP Will Propose Voluntary Setups

AID DUSHED 70 STRICKEN TERRITORY   State ond National Supplies Sent into Devastated Area

YANKS SENTENCE FIVE JAPS TO BE HANGED   Nips Convicted of Cruelties That Caused Death of 45 Allied War Prisoners. .

STATE FOOD COMMISSION IS ORGANIZED THRU OFFICE OF CHIEF EXECUTIVE AT ALBANY   Governor Dewey Would Help Public Get Adjusted To “Available Food Supply and High Cest Without Suffering” —State Health Commissioner Will Have $100,000 as Nucleus—Secretary Anderson Says Government May Purchase Direct from Farms

LABOR IMPORTING PROGRAM 1S HIT   SENATOR KEM CALLS OUTLAY A FARM SUBSIDY — TWO COLLEAGUES DISAGREE.

Argue Import Of Farm Help   Clash Over Subsidy Argu: ment Used Against Con. tinuine Program.

British Seek  To Intercept Refugee Ships  ROnN TT...   3800 Unauthorized Jews Said Heading For Haifa Resion

Legislature Sets Stage For Closing   State Assemblymen Pass Last Big Measure O01 Session, Rent Contra Legislation

Attorney General Argues Lewis Case In Supreme Court   Oral Arguments Being Heard On Lewis’ Appeal From Lower Court Decision   BRIEFS IN CASE ALREADY FILED

FOUR JAPS 10 DIE ~ FOR WAR CRIMES   Quartet Doomed for BeLea diame TE OD Boren

Behind The NEWS   DEMO. HIGH CHIEFS ASK LABOk TO LAY OFF POLITICAL DRIVES

DeweySpurnsSales Tax Proposals   Sees Qnly Another Form of Sute Aid, He Says, Weaken Localities

{Truman ‘Makes New. ‘Approach: te Problems of Displaced Persons.

Truman Opens New Moves To Bring in DP’s   Shifts 3 Officials; Orders Survey of Entire Problem

Problem Of DPs Attached  By Truman  Ugo Carusi Named To Look Into  Entire Prablem

President Orders . Renewed Survey Of Europe's DPs   Three Personnel Shifts Are Made in Effort to Aid Refugees of War

wewssws wey a!  Indian Found Guilty First Degree Murder   Charged Only In Death Of Rancher

FRANCE AWARDS MILITARY MEDAL TO MR. CHURCHILL   ‘British Wartime Leader : Hailed “Artisan of NaHion’s Liberation”

STATE UNIVERSITY RECEIVES FUNDS TO FIGHT CANCER   Money Will Be Used To Finance Equipment For Radiation Laboratory

lowa University Gets $35,000 For  Cancer Research   Part of Funds Contributed by Iowans in 1947 Drive

Girl Jilts Ex-G. . for Another Vet Day After Her Arrival From Londor

GRL LTS: EX-EI AFTER OCEAN RIDE   English Lass Prefers Another Veteran After Getting Voyage Over

THREE OR FOUR FEARED BURIED UNDER DEBRIS   Garage Suddenly Collapses In Pittsburgh This Afternoon Trapping Men

IW to Conduct 8 Classes Here During Winter   Schedule Of Credit-Giv ing Classes. Starting Sept. 22 Given

FILIBUSTER THREAT ENDED.  Move To Change State Road Fund Program s Blocked

Present Exercises At Toulon High School  Auditorium   MAKE SPRINGFIELD TRIP

GRADE SCHOOL GRADUATION IS THURSDAY, 29TH   Have 21 Pupils. In Eighth Grade; Play Day Set For Tuesday

U. 8, 10 REDUCE EXPORTS OF MEAI   HALTS WHEAT BUYING TEMPO RARILY—MOVES DESIGNED TO STOP PRICE RISE.”

Uncle Sam Quits Buying Program Of Grain, Eggs   Rising Market Forcing Action to Abandon Exports for Time

US Eases Un Buying for Europeans   Meat, Grain, Egg Purchases For Export Being Cut Down

Lewis Orders Mine Workers’ Board Session   Speenlation Centers. Over Whether Union Leader Will Seek To Quit Ranks Of AFL

George Jotinson Guest Organist.  ‘At Dedication   Hoquponl Organ Given as Warren Memorial

Resolution Is Approved in Entirety  U.S. Objections Overridden as Ballots Casi

UN Assails’ Spain Again   U. S. Opposition Voted Down; Franco May Face Economic Sanctions

U.N. Body Votes Franco Spain Condemnation   Action Passes, 29-6, Over Objections Of United States

Citizens Group To Put Poultry Back on Menus   Hope to Induce Farmers to Cull Stewing Chickens

May Drop Ban On Chickens, But Not Eggs   Poultry Probably - Will Go Back On -‘Thursday’s Menus

Ban Lifted on Coal Shipment  Conedians Return Poa Ant Dn aaebe   Moon To Stay on As Liquor Chief

State Recovering But Prepares for Severe Cold Wave   Mercury Will Go Well Below Zerd by Tomorrow Morning

Approved By Congress  579 Million Foreign Aid  Program Goes To Truman

HOUSE ARGUES OVER CASH 10 SAVE EUROPE   BILL TO FIGHT OFF HOME INFLATION PUT ON SHELF

Secret Papers Studied by Scholars LINCOLN DEATH THREATS REVEALED

Public Sees 18,350 Documenis .Lincoln's Papers Bare i  80 Threats to Kill Him

Secret Papers Reveal Lincoln Received SQ Death Threats Before Assassination

NO SKELETONS FOUND  Opening Of Lincoln’s Papers Reveal Few Unknown Details

TO ROUND OUT HISTORY STORY   Collection Opened To Experts Friday After Midnight

POLICE STAGE PIE: ROUNDUP;  SEVENTY ILL   pernort. CRUISER CREWS GO  INTO ACTION TO PREVENT FURTHER SALES OF  “-OREAM PIE.

ORLEANS BOND ISSUE OKAYED   Property Owners Vote $23,500,000 For Improvements

HOLD SUSPECT IN ATTACK ON CHILD   MILWAUKEE POLICE REPORT CONFESSION IN BRUTAL ASSAULT

Man Admits He Attacked Child  “Has a Record of Pre Off  vious Ufttense

Byrnes Rejects Tito Offer to Take  Devrt tea Deell eevee Chau elee

Heart Attack Fatal 'To Herbert L. Sloan   Emporia Insurance Man fs Found Dead In, Office.at Noon---Served In the Navy

Congress Gets Plan for Food Allocation   Rationing Sought H Move Fails to Curb Inflation

Expect Passage Of Act Thursday  Idea of Drive to Knife Bill Is Out

‘New Strategy Makes GOP Liable .. « .  House Democrats Cease Effort At Toning Down Labor Control Measure

Just Outnumbered House Democrats Quit Fight Against New GOP Labor Bill

G. 0. P. GIVEN CLEAR PATH TO 0.K. LABOR ACT   House Democrats Discard Idea Of Knifing Bill On Union Curbs

Way Cleared for Passage of Labor Bill   House Democrats Decide Against Oraanized Fiaht

House Expects Clear Pathway To Early Vote  On Labor Law   Democrats Diseard Idea Of Campaign To Knife Measure

Discard Efforts To Tone Down Labor Measure   Republicans Given Clear Path To Pasasge Of Bill Tomorrow

GOP Labor Act Slated To Pass Ahead Of Time   Demoerats Plan. To Allow Resp onsibility For Severe Bill To Be Placed On GOP

Democrats Relax Labor Bill Fight   Will Let Republicans Bear Responsibility

Focus on Strike  Laws   President Seeks Mean: To Prevent “Paralyzing Stoppages Before Lewis Truce Expires

Recommended No Specific Bill, Asked Creation of 20-Man Commission

Asks Law to Enc Big Strikes   Truman Would Prevent “Paralyzing” Nationwide Strikes

President Bids for Machinery to Halt Paralyzing Strikes   Creation of 20-Man Commission Proposed In Annual Message

Lavagetto's Double in 9th Defeats Yanks 3-2   Yous. DOOROOURDABOD DedqgersQ DODO OHOHT or Tf

Brooklyn  Hitless Until 9th   Shotton’s Gamble on Taylor Fails as -Hurler Ineffective

Yankees Lead 2-1 in 7 Innings of Fourth Game   New York Takes Early 2-( Lead; Brooklyn Scores Once in Fifth

Midwest Cold Wave Strikes into East in Modified Form   Rockford, Ill, Reports 21 Below Zero—Warme: Weather Is Spreading

21 DEGREES BELOW IN ILLINOIS CITY SUNDAY   Midwest Shivers As Florida And Southwest Enjoy Mild Weather

Race Riot at Leavenworth Is Put Down   One Killed, 11 Hurt as Army Forces Whit Felons to Surrender

White Group Yields to Ultimatum   Clash at Ft. Leavenworth Result of Inmates’ Racial Resentment.

One Dead, Six Hurt All's Quiet On Leavenworth Riot Front, The Army Reports

Army Prison Camp Riot Quelled; One Prisoner Stomped To Death Anc Seven Injured In All-Night Rioting

One Man Killed, Six Injured  in Prison Riot Uprising Quelled by Guards at  Fart Teqvanworth

One Killed Before Army Ouells Race Riot in Big Prison   Eleven Injured When Smouldering Resentment of White Prisoners Flares at Fort Leavenworth

Race Riot in Prison  Is Quelled   One Dead, 11 Hurt Before Leavenworth Fighting Is Ended.

Army Quells Race Riof in Leavenworth   One Prisoner Killed, Five Guards and Six Prisoners Injured;  Whites. Nearoes Riot

Tear Gas Forces White Prisoners To End Rebellion   Army Begins Probe Of Uprising; One Mar Killed, 11 Injured

Defied Order To Surrender  All Afternoon   Count Gne Killed And 11 Injured in Race Riot At Leavenworth Barracka   No Additional Bodies Found   Hundreds Tear Gas Shells Lobbed Into Two Cells _ Where Rioters Were Holed Up

{Prisoners Finally Surrender After Ultimatum Issued Army Puts Down Race Riot In - Fort Leavenworth: One Dead

PRISONER IS KILLED, SIX ARE INJURED   Whites and Negroes Riot After Mess Hall Disturbance

Disorders Continue for Hours With 700 Whites and Negtoes Taking Part—All Finally Surrender.   ‘OBJECTED TO EATING  oIN SAME MESS HALE   Hundreds of Tear Gas Shells Lobbed Into Cell Blocks Before Fighting in Barracks Ends,

(514 Prisoners ~ Forced To End Race Squabble   Disorder Started Friday; One Prisoner Dies, 7 Thane - 4

One Man Killed, 11 Others Hurt  Racial Difficulties Cause Disorders

WHITES FIGHT NEGROES, ONE SLAIN, 11 HURT   RACIAL UPRISING QUELLED WITH TEAR GAS

One Killed, 11 Injured In Fighting   Tear Gas Finally Forces Surrender Of White Inmates

Tough Race Riot Under Control af Ft. Leavenworth  Prisoners Stage NightLong Hold-Out; Tear Gas Used to End It

Army Quells Prison Riot   One Killed, Five Injured as 514 Stace Uprising in Military Camp

JESTER USES VETO ON APPROPRIATION, CUTTING OUT ADMINISTRATIVE FUNDS

A-C Policy Grour Postpones Meet  Will Consider Proposal Thursday

32 ARE INJURED IN TRAIN ACCIDENT   Switch Engine Collides With Burlington Streamliner.

Drive is Planned. to Get Under Way Immediately After Congress Convenes;-+ Two Other Attempts to Gut Taxes’were Rejected by President Truman’s Veto.

Fired Three Blocks Away Stray Bullet Kills Dallas Girl While Asleep at Home

Stray .38 Caliber Bullet Is Ruled Cause of Death of Sleeping Girl

CHILD, 5, KILLED BY STRAY SHOT; BROTHER SLEEPS, UNAWARE OF DEATH

Civilians Assume Atomic Control   Chairman David Lilienthal Pledges Group Th. Develop Discovery For Man’s Benefit

Civil B oard Gets Control Over A-Energy   Authority Relieves Army; Group Responsible Directly To Truman

10,000 Out of Work as Strikes Hit ‘Pennsylvania Steel, Cement Industry

16,000 Idled By Strikes In Pennsylvania  Cement Belt Ig — Hit Hardest; 20 Plants Closed

Greek Air-Borne Unit Halts Drive  Epirian Capital Safe From Insuraent Band

REPORT TRAP BEING CLOSED ON INVADERS   Air-Borne Forces Aid in Halting Advance Short of Goal

Insurgents in Hopeless Trap.  Minister Says   ‘Showndown’ Battle Looms as Menace to loannina Is Averted

2.900 Rebel Troops Enveloped in ‘Trap 19 Miles from Goal   Greek Government Contends Campaigr Originated in Albania as Threat to Epirian Capital of loannnia Halted

Battlefield Showdown Near After Greek Air Army Tightens Noose on Guerrillas

Greeks Trap Guerillas,  Block Drive   20 Prisoners Admit Invaders Ineludde International Brignde

2,0 00 Forces Trapped In. Quick Move.   Savagely Fighting Units Fail By 19 Miles to Reach Objective In Northwestern Greece.

GUERRILLAS ARE BADLY DEFEATED BY GREEK ARMY    2,500 Insurgents Caught In Trap 19 Miles From  loannina      REBELS GETTING HELP FROM COMMIE STATES

GUERRILLA DRIVE ON TRADE CENTER ABRUPTLY HALTED   Threat to Foannina Believed Dissipated as Leftista Are Surrounded 15 Miles to North.   'U. N. COMMISSION  ‘TO QUESTION CAPTIVES   Athens Government Declares Arms Concentrations Discovered in Albania and Yugoslavia.

3,900 CAUGHT IN TWO TRAPS BY GREEK ARMY   Guerrillas Encircled And Will Be Forced To ~ Showdown Fight

Guerrillas Are Reported Trapped By Greek Troops   Army Reinforcements Abruptly Halt Drive Guerrillas Unable To Escape, Cabinet Minister Reports

Invaders Include Contingents of “International Brigade” Guerrilla Prisoners Are Quoted As Admitting

Air-Borne Army  Drawing Pincers   Enemy ‘Cannot: Escape, Athens Reports

Invading Army Caught In Trap By Greek Force   Guerrilla Drive Reported Stopped

Wallace Boosts Stassen for GOP   Says Liberals Could Gain With Minnesotan

Wallace For Coal Control   Nationalization of Industry Needed; Raps Policies of Truman

Henry Wallace Urges National Coal Authority  uid ‘Inconveniences” an't Ra Tolarated

WALLACE ASKS COAL INDUSTRY NATION ALIZED   Former Vice - President Says Coal Strike Is Intolerable Today

Wallace Says “Time Has Come To Nationalize Nation’s Coal Industry”

Wallace Wants Nationalization Of Coal Industry   Says Fuel Supply Is Key to Peace.

Says Aid to Greece Will Lead to War   5,600 Hear Talk at Minneapolis Which Rav: Ball, Lewis -

FAsserts Neither Labor ‘Nor Agriculture Can ‘Bear Inconveniences So Often in Key Industry

‘Hits Plan Lo Limit President’s Term To 2   Would Shackle the People’s Freedom of Choice Declares (;ore of Tennessee

G.0.P. Amendment To Constitution Meeting Attack In Congress   Lawmakers Warned To Expect Much Industria! Strife If Closed Shop Is Outlawed Or Rents Are Permitted To Soar.

GORE ATTACKS TENURE BILL   House Neara Vote ‘on 2-Term Presidential Measure

U. S. SHIP REPORTED YIELDING TO DUTCH   American Official Says Vessel Will Not Try to Run Blockade— . Statement Denied.

Consulate Official Says U. S. Ship To Abide by Ruling  Attempt to Pierce . Blockade Is Reported Canceled

Final Rehearsal of Royal Wedding Held In Westminster Abbey   Ceremony to Take, Place Thursday

Rehearsal for Royal Wedding IsHeld Tonight   Elizabeth and Philip Go Through Ceremony at Westminster Abbey

Forty Killed In Cloudburs   Scores Of Others Injured In Storm Over Mexican Village

Bids Received On Highway Jobs in State   Six Large Projects   Six Large Projects Expected to Be Awarded Today

Bids Received On Highway Jobs in State  Six Large Projects Expected to Be Awarded Today

RECESSION LIKELY TO RESULT AFTER PRICES ARE DOWN   C. of C. Spokesman Says Tnuman Plea May Create Unemployment and Slump

Commerce Official Sees Joblessness In Truman Plea   Suveet Says Price-Cutting Waits on Labor's Promise to ‘Hold the Line

‘Price Cutting May Speed Recession,  Chaos Says US Chamber of Commerce

Chamber Is Warned Price  Cuts May Mean Reeession   William S. Sreet, Economic Policy Chairman, Cautions ie tt To Be Watchful Lest White House Call Results In Wholesale Cancellations

USCC Official Says Price Cuts May  Lead to Recession, Unemployment

Lower Prices May Bring Recession, Merchant Warns  Gives Views To

Sees Opposite Effect In  Truman’s Cut Price Request May Produce Joblessness, Recession   INDICATE DISSATISFACTION

U.S.C. OFC. Hits Back At Truman's Price Arguments  One Official Says Could Peanduca Iinhlecenace   One Official Says Could Produce Joblessness And Recession

C. of C. Official Sees Price Cuts “‘Hurtiag Worker   Chanib rs Chairman. Savs  President's Appeal May pe «mr eran pt ae nS

MASS SLAYING BIGGEST SINCE 29 MASSACRE   Revenge On _ ‘Stool’ Sets Off Latest Shooting Spree

Burt Shotton New Manager  Gt Dodgers   Former Phils Pilot Succeeds Durocher. Deposed

BURT SHOTTON 10 MANAGE ‘DEM BUMS’   Ex-Philadelphia Head Take: Brooklyn Helm

Measure Would Limit NLRB to Judicial Status   Taft Directs House, Senate Group in Study

‘Plan Autopsy for ‘Hero-Explorer   Retired Navol Officer Med Admitted Hegel Narcotics Purcheses

Republican Says Foreign Aid Bill To Bankrupt U.S.   Rep, Allen Urges Defeat Of Measure

JAP CONSERVATIVES WIN) IN NATIONWIDE VOTING   UPPER CHAMBER OF LEGIS. LATIVE BODY TO HAVE MAJORITY FROM CONSERVATIVE PAR.  TIES :

Says It Was Original Bidder ....  New York Firm Contests Sale Of Virginia Plant To Burlington Interests

Cottonwood Floods As Nessho Recedes In Emporia Area   Highway 99 Is Not ‘Blocked by Overflow --Crest Passes Ottawa

Cottonwood Floods As Neosho Recedes  In Emporia Area Highwav 99 Is Net   Highway 99 Is Not Blocked by Overflow --Crest Passes Ottawa

INTEREST IN ADDRESS   a ae tl  Some Tickets Remain for Address by Elmer Wheeler

INTEREST IN ADDRESS   Some Tickets Remain for Address by Elmer Wheeler

Korea Commission  ~ Virtually Folds Up   Soviet Delegation Announces I Will Leave U. S. Occupation Zone As Demanded

U, S.-RED BOARD IN KOREA FOLDS   Russian Delegates Prepare To Quit American Zone

KOREA PARLEY IS SUSPENDED   U. 8. ASKS THAT RUSSIANS LEAVE SEOUL DURING UNITED NATIONS DEBATE

Forecast Flood Conditions For Southwestern lowa      ‘High Waters of Missouri River Moving  Toward Area from Sioux City

Senate Hearings May Miss Goal  Plan for Industrial Mobilization Lacking

Brewster Says Senate Probers May Miss Goa   Senator Claims U. S. Has No Plans For Defense In Possible War; Plans Hearings:

Raging Floods Again Menace Towns In Iowa   Huge Farmland Section Is Ravaged, Hundreds Flee   Homes With Crest  Due At Noon

REYNOLDS FLIGHT STARTS. TODA)   Rescheduled From Newark Airport After New Yorkers Balk

FOREIGN POLICY FIGHT =MAPPED BY MARSHALL   State Chief Expects Stiff Opposition To Aid Program In Congress

Marshall Makes Preparation For Europe Aid Battle   Secretary Of State Returns To Washington From U. N. Sessions   MAKING READY FOR CONGRESS SESSION

Jail Conditions Called Outrage   Georgia Accused of Holding Prisoners Without Trials

Bill of Rights?  100 Prisoners Are Jailed Without Trial, Judge Says

X-RAY [5 FINAL STEP IN SEARCH FOR TUBERCULOSIS   Public Health Nurse - Says Enlightenment Helos Conquer Disease

GANDHI DEFIES DEATH INBID TO CHECK RIOTING   Guarded Carefully After He Arrives In Fire - Swept, Bloody New Delhi:

MOVE TO HALT DELHI RIOT   10,000 Casualties In Religious Riots At india Capital

Gandhi Tries To Ease Riots Tn New Delhi   Capital’s Death Toli Believed To Have Reached 200

GANDHI SEEKS TO END BLOODY RIOTS IN INDIA   ‘Saint’ Arrives in New Delhi As Outbreaks Continue

Gandhi in Riot-Torn. New Delhi   To Make Supreme  Personal Effort to. oot Cette Then

1000 Believed Dead in Series  Oi Delhi Riots   ‘Gandhi’ Rushes to Capital to Quiet Hindus; Under Guard

Aged Leader Threatened By Own People   Special Precautions Taken to Guard Lives of Americans

Gandhi Goes to Fire-Swept New Delh to Try to Halt Wave of Bloodshed

Gandhi Making Supreme Effort To Halt Riots   Goes To New Delhi In Appeal For Peace

Gandhi in Delhi To Try to End Religious Riots   India’s Saint Seeks To End Bloodshed In Strife-Torn City

WILL TRY 10, HALT BLOODY CCT AMOTING   New Wave of Death and Arson Sweeps City; Estimate 10,000 Casualties.

GUARD GANDHI ON HIS’ ARRIVAL IN NEW DELHI   To Make Personal Ef. fort.To End Bloodjest ‘Outbreak   SAFETY FEARED   New Wave Of Murder  And Arson Sweeps Old:City

Gandhi Seeks End Of Bloody Indian Riots   Nation’s “Saint” Arrives In New Dekli Tadeaw

GANDHI ARRIVES IN NEW DELHI 10 QUELL OUTBREAK   India’s Capital Fire-Swept And Riot-Torn Region

500 Attend 4-H Achievement Day in Billings   32 Agriculture, 32 Home Demonstratior Units Represented

RESIGNATIONS UNRECOGNIZED   Wage Board Members Quit Over Pay Boost Decision

NO NEAR BREAK IN PRICES SEEN   Economists Believe Rising Food Pricea Witt Spearhead General Upward Trend in Cost of Living —Hope ls Held for Downward Trend in 1043,

Economists Believe Rising Food Prices Will Spearhead Gdneral Upward Trend in Cost of Living —Hope is Meld for Downward Trend in 1948,

 *  United States To Back fran In Oil Lease Disasreememt   uovernment Economists Say Living Costs To Rise

Co-Operative Stores Set Up; Cost Of Living Scheduled To Soar For 6 Months At Least

See No Break In Price Rise Till Early “48,   Soaring Food Prices Based On High Pay And Corn Shortage

TWO-TERM BIL GIVEN APPROVAL   Maximum Of 8 Years In White House Favored By 20 To 6 Vote

Postoffice Here To Name Pour   Applications for Civil Service Exam Must be Filed Soon

Exam Is Set for Post Office Here   Three Positions to Be Filled. Eligible List to be Set Up

Minister And Choir Singer Return lo Fold   Two Found After Widespread Search; Given Hearing On Adultery

Minister, Friend’s Wife Return After ~ Short-Lived Jaun   Couple Returns Home to Kalamazoo; Minister Hauled Into Court

MINISTER AND CHOIR SINGER. FACE CHARCES   Disappear ed Together Wednesday, Retorned Friday.   IAT GRAND RAPIDS   Reconciliation With Their. Spouses: a : -Anticinated . .

Minister, Singer Return to Michigan After Their Jaunt   Pastor Is Out on Bai Provided by Wife; His Companion on Trip is in VWespital

Minister Jailed After Return From Three-Day Jaunt With Choir Singer

Minister And Singer Return   Reunited With Spouses After Surrender ~ Teo Police.

Minister, Choir Singer Return   Michigan Pastor Releasec From Jail After Posting Of Bond by Wife

Penitent Goes Home....  Pastor Back With Wife After Long Jaunt With  Woman Of Church Choir

Midwest Rate Of Crime Low   Only Two Sections In Country Make Better Showing. 

Crime Rate Is Low in  This Section - Only 2 Areas  :  - Showing Better

Joint Special Weapons Command Planned to Supervise Atomic Weapons and Germ Warfare

HIGHWAY DEPT. WORKERS ALSO GET INCREASE   $10-Per-Month Boost Benefits 5,200 as Of Oct. 

10 A MONTH FLAT GIVEN 2 DEPARTMENT?   Executive Council, Highway Commission Increase Effective Oct. 1.

Blue Raps Truman Poli *  Co BULK of STATE EMPLOYES Get $10 Raise This Month

\State Employees To Get '$10 Cost-of-Living Raise   Recommended By Executive Council Blue Indicts Truman Administration

NOTICE OF ‘STRIKE IN STEEL PLANTS GIVEN OPERATORS   Strike Notices “Are Filed i _ Washington By United Steel Workers

STEELMEN FILE STRIKE NOTICE   Murray Says Action Is “Mechanical Procedure’

Overell Murder Trial Nears End   Jury Expected To Take Case Friday

Overell Jury May. Get Case Friday   Last Of Defense Arguments -Expectéd to End This: c Afternoon

Tomorrows Sreadlines “Jeday MISSING CARGO PLANE SIGHTED IN HEAP BY UTAH PRECIPICE; THRFF ARQARD PRESUMED DEAD

LEFTISTS PLAGUE ITALIAN CABINET   Relentless “Nerve” War Enters Second Week.

Labor Disputes Spread in Italy  Leftists Continue Their War of Nerves

College Girls Body Is Found In ley Thicket   Authorities Examine Remains To Determine Hf She Was Killed Or A Suicide

National Political Leaders Watch Mississippi And Kentucky Elections for Trends in 1948 Campaign

One Senate  Seat at Stake In Elections   Mississippi Pickinga Successor to “The Man‘ Bilbo

Mississippi Votes To Fill Bilbo’s Seat   Democrats Attempt To Wrest Control From Republicans In Kentucky

A SUCCESSOR TO LATE SEN, BILBO IS BEING PICKED   Early Voting Hours Passed Without Major Incidents.   KENTUCKY VOTING ALSO   These Are the Two Outstanding Contests of Off Year ° Election.

Elections Quiet in Mississippi, Kentucky   No Major Incidents Reportad—-GI Bonus Big Issue in New York

Elections in Two States Hold Front   Mississippi and Kentucky Voters to Get Most Attention

Name Successor To T. Bilbo in Today's Voting  Mississippi Election   Mississippi Election One Standout Contest

Mississippi Is Filling . Bilbo Seat   Kentucky Governor Election One Of, ” Standout Con ¢

Links Radicals With Truman's Vote Campaign   GOP Chairman Claim: Dems Have Remote Chance to Win

REECE SEES RADICALS WITH DEMOCRATS   GOP Leader Sees Dire Results If Opposition Wins

U.N. Atomic Group Meets   Delegates Realize That Their Problem Is More Complicated Than Before

ATOMIC CONTROLS AGAIN TOPIC DELEGATES TO" UN         Of Red. : U.S. Differessn:.

RUSSIA LOSES IST ROUND OF VETO BATTLE   Soviet Bloc Continue:  Its New Campaign Against U. S.

WAR-MONGER ATTACK REPT UP BY RUSSIA   ANSWER TO SOVIET CHARGES HELD BACK BY U.S.

Protests Special Meeting On Veto  Soviet Bloc Pushes Drive Aaainst I] S$

Soviet Bloc Continues Its  Drive on U.S.   Marshall Holds Fire For Hot Reply in  Political Committee

Group Proposal Approved Over Red Objections   Soviet Bloc Presses Its ‘Warmongering’ Charges Against U. S.

Russia Loses First Round In Assembly Veto Battle   Steering Committe Passes Big Issue On to A'ssembly On Vote of 9 to 2

Russians Lose Fight to Prevent Veto Conference  Argentine Proposal, Termed Hostile to Red Will Get Full Airing

UN Proposal On Veto Goes To Assembly   Russia Loses First Round In Batile To Check Any Changes

SOVIETS LOSE OUT IN FIRST ROUND OF VETO BATTLE   Fail to Block Proposal for Special. Conference on Issue.   CONTINUE U. S. ATTACK   White Russian Delegate Hits at Those ‘Yelling About War.’

Soviet Bloc Continues  ‘U.S. Attacks   Assembly Fight Certainty Over Veto Powers

STEERING GROUP SENDS VETO FIGHT TO.U-N. ASSEMBLY   Ruséia Protests Action, but Is Voted Down, 9 to 2—, \ Poland’ Aloe Sup. * “torts Soviets. :   RED “WAEMONGERING”  ">. GHARGES RENEWED   White Russian Delegate  Lashes United States —  ’ _ American: Delegation . ._Floldg Return’ Fire.

Russ Lose Ist Round In U. N. Veto Battle  Steering Connniltee Ballots 9-2 Ror Accembly Study of Issue

Russia Loses in UN Fight fo Put Skids Under Veto   Soviet Bloc Still Hits at United States in “War-Monger’ Tilt

Labels U.S. War-Monger In Veto Fight   Marshall Wolds Fire For Hot Reply. Mrs. Roeseveli May ‘ake The Floor.

Overruled, 9-2, On Bringing It — Before Assembly   Soviet Bloc Drives Ahead With Campaign Against U.S. On Charges Of War-Mongering

Russia Loses Point in Move  To Curb Vete   White Russian Delegate  Joins. Red in Shouting  Waive Afansand?

Altered Hall Bonus Plan Gets Approva   Senate Committee Change Excludes Extra Personal Ta:

Court May Rule (n Miners’ Case   Uncertainty Over Decision Said To Be Major Element In Failure of Talks

LEWIS RULING NOT-GIVEN AT COURT SESSION      20 PREME COURT FAILS To MAND: DOWN DECISION IN ‘CONTEMPT CASE 1N. “VOLYVING STRIKE .

SCOTUS Again Delays Rule On Lewis Fine   Uncertainty Delaying UMW-Operator Talks On: Contract Terms

No Decision By Court on Lewis Case   Supreme Court Again Delays Ruling on John L. and Mine Work:2rs

U.S. Tribunal Lewis Ruling Believed Due   Delay in Decision Seen Holding Up  Pact Negotiations

Officials Await Court Decision On Coal Strike  Strike Case In 5th Opinion Day

LEWIS RULING - HELD UP AGAIN   Supreme Court Silent on Miners Case.

Restore Millions To Naval Budget   Senate Committee Acts to Assure Strong, Active Flect

Navy Fund Boosted by Committee   Senate Gioup Restores 176 Millions to Provide for a ‘‘Powerful’’ Fleet

Navy’ s Funds Are Restored By Panel Vote   S176, 500, OOO Of S377.500,000 Slashed By House — Go For Strong Fleet

Palestine. Partition Vote Opposed   Birth Of Jewish State Brings Call From Arab Leaders For Counc!] Of War: Tews Celehrate

ARABS PROTEST WITH VIOLENCE IN PALESTINE   Outbursts Sparked by UN's Decision on Partition Claim 14 Lives

Emergency Aid Figuie to Be 509 Million   Appropriation . Be 88 Million Less — Than Authorized

President Signs Stop-Gap Aid Bil   House Members Cut $88,000,000 Out of Appropriation

BACK FROM ITALY, HE TELLS ABOUT THE NEEDS   Steve Arcade Says Clothing Is Greatest Need   BLACK MARKET THERE

Britain Files  Charges In UN   Crime Against Humanit Laid To Albania  For Mines

EMERGENCY’ TO END NEXT JULY   President Would Knock Out Most of Wartime Laws In Few Months

Would Erase Most Of105  Wartime Laws   Expects to Recommend to Congress Permanent Extension of Some Measures   Can Be Done At Present Session   Additional 250 Laws Based on “Duration of the War” Would Remain  in Forre

\Truman To End Emergency Before Congress Adjourns in  Midsummer: Drops 105 Bills

WAY FOR ISIE OF WARTIME LAWS   Most of 105 Statutes to Be Cancelled at Time He Ie Months Later, ‘;   RETENTION OF SOME ACTS TO BE URGED   Message Recommending Es tension Expected to Be Sent to Lawmakers Within .. Next Fortnight.

President May End 105 Wartime Laws by July 31   Mess i  Ex’ ok phen  ree %, ay Go To £e yn Two Weeks

TRUMAN WILL END WAR LAWS   President Plans to Declare National Emergency Over Before July 31.

Truman Plans Qn Message   Will Ask Extension of Some Laws, Then Erase Most Of 105 Wartime Laws

Truman to End War Emergency Measures Soon   Congress to Get Message Erasing Most of 105 Law:

End to National Emergency Seen Before July 31   Expect Most of 105 Wartime Laws to Be Erased

Truman Plans Action Before Congress Quits   Permanent Extension Of Some Measures Toa Be Sought In Early Move By President -

Emergency fo End by July 31, Truman Plans   White House Readies Such Laws as Needed on Permanent Basis

Truman Due To Wipe Out — All Wartime Restrictions To Nation Before July 31

LANG END TE MIST OF: WAR AGTS IN 1947   Truman May Send Messags to Congress Within — Two Weeks.

May Deelare Emergency Over July 31   If President. Acts; Dozens: Of Wartime Laws ‘Will: Be Ended

Truman Plans to Call End  to Emergency   Action Will Abolish 105 Wartime Laws; Message Is Expected

‘Study Keeping Some Wartime Regulations   Prepares Message On Pera manent Extension Of Necs essary. Measures,

President To End National Emergency By July 31   Move Will Erase Most Of 105 Wartime Laws; Truman Expected To Ask Congress To Extend Powers He Feels Necessary ;

President to Ask Congress For Permanent Extension Of Some Wartime Powers

Over 100 War Laws May Be Annulled   Some Statutes Wil Run for Six Additional Months

OLD WARTIME LAWS MAY BE ERASED SOON   END OF EMERGENCY TO BE DECLARED BY TRUMAN

Truman Plans to Call End  to Emergency  T:11 RKRiewliek   Action Will Abolish 105 Wartime Laws; Message Is Expected

Truman Plans End Emergency Before July 51  comen   Will Recomend Extension Of Laws Deemed Necessary

End of Emergency Is Seen Called by Truman July 31   Erasure of 105 Wartime Laws To Come with Move Some Permanent Extensions Predicted

U.S. Emergency May Be Ended Before July 31  Tessemman Will Ant ta   Truman Will Act to Erase Most Existing Wartime Legislation

Truman Set to End Emergency   President Declared to Be Preparing Message Asking Extension of Certain Laws, Cancelling Others

Truman Plans For Extension For Some Law: By Legislation   Termination Of War Itself Not Expected For Several Months

Because His GI Buddies Went Overseas He Went AWOL, Became Cave Man

“IN UN DEBATE   Scope eof Proposed Arms Commission Causes Differences

U.S. And Russia Clash In Debating Arms Commission  Austin Demands Quick Settlement

Reve The Associated Pre««   U. S. Stands Firm On Pronosals For Arms Commission

Arab Leaders Reject Split Of Holy Lanc   London Hears Report Plan Already Has Approval Wf Beitsin

WINS AN ESSAY PSITS   Bowery Resident's Succinct Com ment on Area Neca $5

MAN IS SLAIN IN COURTROOM AFTER ATTACK   O. C. Resident, 40, Slashes Wife with Razor—Officer  Kills Him with Gun

MAN SLAIN IN WILD COURTROOM FIGHT   OKLAHOMA CITIAN SHOT DEAD BY CONSTABLE AFTER HE SLASHES WIFE.

WIFE-SLASHING HUSBAND SLAIN   Single Shot Drops Man In Wild Oklahoma Courtroom Melee

‘Man Is Shot To Death In Courtroom ‘After Slashing His Estranged Wife

Farmers Understand Marshall Plan, Leaders Say Crit...:ng Special Poll

NINE. MORE BOMBS SENT TO ENGLAND   ONE ADDRESSED TO ATTLEEF, ANOTHER TO CHURCHILL MAILED IN ITALY.

More Bombs Are Received In Britain  Sent to Churchill Attlee and Others, But No One Intmrec

REVEAL MORE LETTER BOMBS SENT BRITONS   Prime Minister Attlee And Churchill Among Intended Victims

Place Change Now For Gl Premiums   Decentralization of Insurance Completed, Local VA Head Says

CHANGES ARE : ANNOUNCED  Arnett Resigns As Head 0) Bank: Benson Takes Post

CHANGES ARE ANNOUNCED ~  ~-Amelt Resigns As Head 0 Bank: Benson Takes Post:

Rose Mullins Weds Robert Williams  Ceremony In Merrill Sunday, December 21

‘kyon Doctor: Wed in New York City  - Norma Trabold, Dr. Hz. H. Kerr Married

Son Of Dr. And Mrs. Kerr. Of AKron Married To: . A Pennsvivania cit

Rare Medical Case Described By Erie Doctor   Operation Converts Hermaphrodite Aged 5 Into True Girl

Johnson Also Criticizes Soviet Position   Assails Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Albania for Stand

BLOC REFUSES TO COOPERATE WITH INQUIRY   Aggression Charged To 3 Nations By Greece

STRIKE OF FORD FOREMEN QUIET   Assembly Lines Remain Normal; Future Is Uncertain

FORD OUTPUT SAID NORMAL DESPITE RIFT   Company Uncertain Hew It Can Be  RA asntained

$12,000 in Attic   Housecleaning Leads Man to Treasure of His Deceased Itelative

JURY CONVICTS NEWTON FARMER   VETERAN TO APPEAL DEATH SENTENCE FOR MURDER OF WIFE

Newton Man Convicted of Killing  Wife; Sentenced to Electric Chair

Vandenbers, Connally To Delay Trip   Shun Full-Time Moscow Parley Role; Agree To Attend Later.

Vandenberg, Connally Skip Parley  Decline Full-Delegate   Decline Full-Delegate Bid, Okeh Later Moscow Meet Role

FIVE INJURED IN CRASH OF THREE AUTOS   Pedestrian in Serious Condition After Being Hit   ONE DRIVER SEIZED

GM 10 CLOSE SOME PLANTS   Firm Announces Shortage Of Steel To Force Closing Last Week Of August

TO PUT CURB ON BOYCOTTS   Measure Proposed By Labor Dept. Head Rapped by Ball

HIGHWAY DEATH TOLL UP TO 144   3 Person Are Fatally  Injured in Accidents

Dutch Court Sentences Jap Admiral To Death For Bizarre Native Massacre

War Dead Of Nation  Honored   Nation Pays High Tribute At Ceremonies

MILTON TEAGUE, LEMON: COMPANY OFFICIAL, CAVC GROWERS NEED PROTECTION EROM ATTACK   PROTEST AMERICAN ARRESTS BY YUGO-SLAVS

Yugoslav Arrest Of 6 Americans  Angers U.S. Army   Protest Is Filed Against Detention of Two Officers and Four EMs

Landlords Must  Prove Need for  Higher Ceilings Tobey Explains Procedure  As Hearings Open; Truman Halis Genoral Hike Order

AGENCY MIXUP IS ‘BLAMED FOR OPA’S BRIEF RENT HIKE   Ten Per Cent Raise Plan Has Short Life; President  Scotches Proposal

Rent Boost Stopped by White House   Senate Banking Committee May Aik for Explanation of What Its Chairman Calls  ae a eee ae

Burden Of Proof In Need For Higher Rates Rests On Landlord Says Solon

TOBEY ASSERTS LANDLORD MUST PROVE NEED TO BOOST RENTS   Makes Statement At Senate Hearing After OPA Mixup Over 10% Boost

Truman Halts Order Boosting Rent Ceilings   Blame Agency ‘Mixup’ For Tangle; Landlords Must “Prove Need’

Senate Will Study  Ceilings on Rent   Inquiry Starts as White House QOuashes 10 Per Cent Increase

‘Somebody Is Embarrassed , Tobey Asserts   Asks Why Administration Backed Away on Point Of 10% Boost

TOBEY SAYS NEED FORHIGHER RENTS MUST BE SHOWN   Burden of Proof , Rests Squarely Upon Landlords,  : banmane. arlinine

LEAVES DECISION OF RENT BOOSTS UP TO CONGRESS  MYSTERY SHROUDS   MYSTERY SHROUDS RELEASE OF ORDER BY CONTROL AGENCY

Senate Inquiry On Rents Is Launched   Sen. Tobey Says Rests on Landlord to Prove Any Need For Higher Rent Ceilings or Abolishing Rent Control

Order for Halt on Rent Hike   Chalked off by President as it Is Declared Due To a ‘Mix-up’

Proposed Rent Hike is Blocked   White House Orde Cancelled Before Being Issued

Higher Rent Ceiling Must Be Necessary   Landlords Have To Prove Need For Advance

No Explanation of Mixup Wednesday When OPA Order to Boost Ceiling 10 Per Cent Was Suddenly Quashed

U.S. MAY GET MUCH MORE SUGAR THIS YEAR; GENERAL INCREASE IN RENTS BLOCKED BY TRUMAN

Will Seek Answer To Rent Puzzle   Senate Group Wants Ta Know Why White House Blocked OPA Rent Boost Order

Dians For fen Percent Hike Are Cancelled  OPA Decision T:   OPA Decision To Grant Increase Called Mix-Up

Committee to Ask Explanation Of Rent Action   - Tobey Calls It ‘Comedy of Errors’

CEILING RENT PROBLEM 1S NOW SUBJECT OF SENATE INQUIRY FOLLOWING TRUMAN VETO ORDER         Talmadge Leaders in Georgia Legisiature Are Determined te Make Sure That State Attornev General fs Deprived cf Power— CID Leaders in Detroit Declare “Portal-toPorial Suits Due to Empleyers’ Gamble”

Truman Halts OPA Move To  Raise Rents   Order Termed Agency ‘Mix-Up’

TOBEY CLAIMS EVIDENCE UP TO LANDLORD   Truman Checks Erroneous Report of Ten Percent Rent Increases

Reni Increase Order Faces Senate Probe   OTC Official’s Return Awaited to Cast Light On Capital ‘Mystery’

BACKING GIVEN TO LVENTHAL BY PRESIDENT   COMMUNISM CHARGE UNFOUNDED, NEWS WRITERS TOLD

White House Remains Loya To Lilienthal  Truman Says Charges  of Communism Are of eee ee ee

Won't Budge im Appointment of Atom Chairman  GOP Senate Leader Comes Out Against Former TVA Head

House Leader Says President Gouges People   Expresses Doubt That Truman Wants Tax Reduction At Any Time

CHINESE RED ARMY TROOPS = ~~ ROAM NORTH CHINA REGION   COMMUNISTS ARE STAGING GUERRILLA TACTICS To DISRUPT TRADE AND CAUSE HUNGER

3-WAY BATTLE FLARES ACROSS ARAB VILLAGE   Yemen Ruler Warns Western Powers  Of War

Jews, Arabs And British Clash In Three-Way Battle   British Sentry Is Among Victims Shot Down In New Outbreak Of Violence In Dangerous No-Man’s Land Between Jaffa And Tel Aviv

Three-Way Fight Rocks Jerusalem  Jews, Arabs, British Toanale in Violence

Arab States Meeting To Map Holy Wa   Death Toll Now At 83; British Fear Rising Number Of Deserting Police.

Arabs Organize To Use Force to Halt Partitioning   Violence Continues In No-Man’s Area and Four Jews Are Slain

Violence Flares Anev In Palestine   Arab Leaders Meet In Cairo To Plot War

Arab Leaders Meet to Plan Holy War   Six Jews Killed in Violence, Including Top Hagana Man

ESTABLISHMENT OF JEWISH STATE   Leaders Meeting to Map Campaign As Violence Continues.

Four Jewish Business Men Stabbed To Death In “No-Man'sLand” Between Tel Aviv And Jaffa; Deaths Now 83   REPORT MANY ARAB POLICE DESERTING

Business Men Stabbed or Way to Work Today; Seores of Incidents Also Reported.  APAR POTMuerarenr

Violence Breaks Out Anew In Palestine As  Death Toll Rises To 83

Four Jews Slain As Toll Of Death Increases To 83   Violent Holy War Planned By Leacue

Crack Zephyr Of Burlington Line Derailed  Broken Rail Said To Be Cause For

ONE DEAD, 50 HURT -AS FLYER WRECKS   Four Cars of Burlington Trair  Derailed in Texas

One Dead And Fifty” ‘Hurt In Train Crash      Three Cars Of Burlington Zephyr Leave Tracks in Texas

3 Cars, Diner Quit Rails In Mishap   3 Galveston Women Were Aboard Train Which Left Tracks

TRAIN DERAIL<D; 1 DIES, 50 HURT   Rail Accident Occurs Near  Corsicana, Texas

One Killed, 50 Are Hurt in Train Wreck   4 Cars of Burlington Zephyr Jump. From Trestle in Texas

ne Killed, 50  urt in Texas rain Wreck   Zephyr Leaves Tracks Near Corsicana Sunday Night

1 Dead, 50 Hurt In Train Wreck   Four Cars Of Sleek Sam - Houston Zephyr De-railed In Texas.

DOWN PAYMENTS RAISED 10 THIRD OF MARKET PRICE   Call for Eggless-Poultryless Thursdays Modified to Exe cept Thanksgiving, Christ mas and New Year’s,   RESTAURANTS PROMISE TO ELIMINATE WASTE   Meat Producers, Distillers and Brewers Begin Working Out Plans to Use Less Grain.

Drive to Help Feed Europe Gets Support   Margin Requirements in Grain Trading Increased

‘Self-Denial’ Food Drive Gets Pledges Ot Support   Chicago Exchange Raises Margin To Help Reduce  Grain Speculation

Food Drive Gets Pledges Of Support   Chicago Board Of Trade Orders Higher Margins

‘Self-Denial’ Campaign _ Gets Pledges Of Support   Chicago Board of Trade Raises Down-Payment Re. quirements In-Grain Futures—Thursdoy Proqrams Modified

Food Committee Charts New Moves In National Self-Denial Campaign   Pledges Of Support Pouring In; Move To Curb Grain Speculators

ACT 10 CHECK GRAIN MARKET SPECULATION   Marginal Requirement Boosted; Food Drive  Gains Momentum

CHICAGO TRADE SPECULATION 15 BEING CHECKED   But Grain Men Counter  Real Cause Of Spiral © ~=—so Is) Exnort Buvine

Nation Gives Self-Denial Plan Support   Chicago Mart Okehs Truman’s Request  For Higher Margins

GRAIN MARGINS HIKED _ Pledges of Support Pour in  » For Truman's Food Program

SUPPORT GIVEN CAMPAIGN OF “SELF - DENIAL”   Chicago Board Of Trade Doubles Marginal Requirements   RESTAURANT OWNERS PLAN TO CUT WASTE

GOP Plans To Push For Rate Slash   Neither Party Has Program For Special Session

Republicans to Continue Fight To Lower Taxes   Taft Galls Committee To Study Price Problems  «Before Session Opens

‘Congressional GOP to Place Tax Relief at Top of Special Session

SESSION 10 STUDY TAX REDUCTIONS   Special Congress Confal Expected to Discuss Levy Reliefs.

Statesville Shots  Informal Glimpses ef P In and Areund tof Peagis

LOBOS SWAMP NEW MEXICO TEAM 46 T07   Panhandle A. & M. And Sul Ross To Tangle Here Tomorrow Night

De Luce Finds Citizens Improving Roads, Schools, Health; Don‘t Dislike Greeks

Veterans Study State Bonus Plan   5 Organizations Join In Review Of Proposals

Vets Confer On State Bonus  BS ia ie ein tte a bs arnita j   Conference in Capital Suggested by Governor Duff

Allies Agree * To Land Army  For Austria   Deputies Would Ba Military Training, ‘Mtomic Weanane

Deputies Allow Austria An Army  Scientific Weapons Would Be Banned

BIG 4 AGREE AUSTRIA MAY HAVE ARMY   May Mcke Only Munitions Enough Fer Own Forces

Big Four To Hear Austrian Claims   Consultation on Peace Treaty Is on in London

MINISTERS AGREE ON 4RMY FOR AUSTRIA   “ze Of Land Force Remains Unrevealed At Parley

Big 4 to Consult Austrian Leaders  On Peace Treaty   Council of Deputies Agrees To Parley With Government Officials

Big Four Admit Austria To Peace Treaty Making   Nation With Most To Win or Lose Will Be Heard Last—Agreement  Tar Indenendenre I]nanimonus

AUSTRIATO BE ALLOWED TO HAVE ARMY   Big Four Deputies ‘Agree, But Size  Will Be Limited -

Big 4 Agreement Allows Austria To Retain Army   ‘Strength Is Undetermined; Deputies Consider Air Force Question

Austrians to Get New Opportunity   Big Four Deputies Report Progress on Treaty Discussions

Strength ‘Not Stated In Ruling   But Austrians Cannot Make Atomic Bombs

TAKEN QUT bY FLIGHT THRU ING OF REDS   U. S. Consul’s Wife, Daughter Among Evacuees on Army Transport.

RESCUE EIGHT “IN WAR ZONE   ARMY PLANE ‘LANDS IN-BE SEIGED CHINESE CITY AND RESCUES GROUP OF WOMEN

10,000 Miners Protest Curbs   Workers Walkout In Protest Against Labor Measure

Miners Act In Protest  Over Bill   Lost Tonnage Badly Needed By Steel Mills

Soft Coal Diggers. Walk Out—Angered  ~ By Labor Measure   Spreading. Work Stoppage Idles Some 10;000 in - Pennsylvania Fields

Soft Coal Miners in Pennsylvania Stage a Walkout   Protests Over Labor Curb Bill Blamed-. t Nearly 10.000 idle

Strike Closes Fourteen Pits In Rich Field   Tieup Comes Only Three Weeks Before Vaeation Shutdown

Blame Labor Bil For Miner Strike  Walkouts Spread in  liniantown Dictrict

Walkout Seen As ‘Unauthorized’ Protest Against Taft-Hartley Act: White House Says Many Letters Urge President  To Veto Bill

Many Coal Pits Idle.   Walkout Termed Unauthorized by Union Heads Said to be in Protest of Labor Bill

Protests Over Labor Measure Causing Strike?  10,000 Bituminous Miners Are Idled

Miners Hit Labor Bill, 10,000 Quit   Protkst Over Labor-Curb Bill Starts Walkouts Jn Pennsylvania Coal Mining Fields

Some Miners Stop Work Protesting Union-Curb Bill   One Group Returns To Pits, However, To Avoid Violating Injunction

10.000 Idle By Mine Walkouts  In Pennsylvania   One District President Of UMW Declares Work Steppages ‘Unauthorized

COAL. MINE OPERATORS THAT WALKOUTS IN TWO COUNTIES MAY _ . SPREAD

Pennsylvania Miners In Unauthorized Walkouts Against Union-Curb Bill   10,000 Are Idle As 15 Mines, Including Many Captive Pits Owned By Steel Companies, Are Forced To Close

Labor Curb Bill Blamed for New Miner Walk-outs   14 Mines Shut Down as 10,000 Diggers Desert Shatts

Action Taken As A Protest To Congress   '14 Mines Idle In Bituminous Area OF Penncvivania

Miners Strike In Protest Of  Labor Measure   Nearly 10,000 Coal Miners Show Disapproval of TaftHartley Bill Now Awaiting Truman’s Action.

MINERS PROTEST MEASURE  Labor Curb Bill Said Cause Of Walkout Of 10,00

Hynes Blames Strikes On Resen ment Of Members To Passag Of The Taft-Hartley Labor Bi By Congress   PRODUCTION 18 OFF 83.000 TONS DAI

SOME 10,000 G0 OFF JOBS IN OPPOSITION TO NEW LEGISLATION  WALKOUT SPREADING IN SOFT COAL FIELDS OF PENNSYLVANIA MONDAY

ecutive ‘Coal Miners Quit Work; Gesture Canada Of Protest Over New Labor Bil

Miners Protest New Labor Bill  More than 6,000 Qui Work in Advance of 10-Dav Vacation

REPORT EASTERN MINERS PROTEST CURBS ON LABOR   10,000 QUIT WORK IN PENNSYLVANIA; UNION IS SILENT

Coal Pits Close As Men Protest Labor Curb Act   14 Mines Near Uniontown Operated By Big Steel Companies Closed By “Holiday”   300 Union Miners Obey Local Leader   Workers Return To Frick Pit After President Warns of Supreme Court Order

Pennsylvania trike Idles \ver 10,000   Miners Bitter Over Bill Passed Ry Conaress

SOME PROTESTING MINERS ARE BACK: (THERS STAY AWAY   Ten of 26 Operations in Pennsylvania at Work Today; Twelve Idle in State of Indiana.   FRIAR TUCK JOINS HOOSIERS IN STAND

WARWNKEN APPOINTED PSC GENERAL COUNSEL   Baltimore Attorney Will Serve Out Remainder Of France's Term  On Coramiccion

Strike Control Method Placed In Solons’ Lay   Lawmakers Asked to Share  Burden of Dealing With Lewis

WithCoal Decision Due March3]. Chief Asks Labor Plan by the ]5th

WIDE CHANGES IN LABOR LAWS RECOMMENDED   Truman Asks Program To Halt Tieups In Vital Industry

Labor Program Held Inadequate  ‘Double Talk’ Seen In Truman’s Messaqe

President Would Outlaw Strikes in Industries Held Vital to Nation’s Life   Foretan Trade

TRUMAN'S LABOR PLAN “INADEQUATE   G. 0. P. LEADERS SAY PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM DOES NOT GO FAR ENOUGH.

BONUS PAYMENT IN OHIO NEARER   Senate Sub-Committee Sends Plan to Parent Group

Red Cross Drive To End Monday   Washinston C. H. Man Dies of Gunshot Wounds   Court Stenogrepher Not Safe from Thieves   CeHAPCEc Fi yv

SCHUMAN IS GIVEN CONFIDENCE VOTE   French Premier Promises Action in War on RedInspired Strikes.

Public Service Workers Decide Against Strike   Schuman Says Regime Ready to Use Force To Combat Walkout

CONFIDENCE VOTED IN NEW FRENCH GOVT   Action Is Promised By Schuman To Bring End To Strikes

Schuman Says Regime Will Act Speedily   Proofs of Energy in Fighting Strike Wave Promised Assembly

Filibuster Fun:  Old-time Senators Could Talk Longer Than Today’s Solons

NEW PAROLE BILL SIGNED BY GOVERNOR   Measure Intended To Assure Board Of Qualified Men

Rennebohm Signs School. Aid Bill  Cuts Off Funds to Closed Districts

) Persons Killed in Triple Crash  Auto Traveling Fast Sideswipes Two Trucks

Five Killed in Crash of Auto, 2 Trucks at Albia   All Passengers in One Car Dead; 17 Injured in Atlantic Bus Accident

CAR, 2 TRUCKS LOADED WIT HOGS INVOLVED   17 Bus Passengers Are Hurt in Atlantic Accident

SEEKS SMALL POLICE FORCE   Gromyko Makes Appeal To U. N., Keeps Silent Qn Balkans Situation

Reds Demand Global Police Force of U.N. be Small   Grotyko Tells Security Council Defeat of Germany and Japan Does Away With Need of Large Armies, Navies and Air Forces—Hour-Long Policy Speech Makes No Mention of Conditions in Balkans and Eastern Europe.

Russia Urges Small Global Police Force      Gromyko Cautions Great Powers Against Inlated Armies

Moscow Insists U.N. World Police Force Be Small  "Inflated Armies” Nof Necessary, Reds Say

Russia Insists on Small Global Force  Gromyko Cautions Big Powers in U. N. Speech

Russia Stands Firm in Insisting on Only a Small Global Police Force

RUSSIA URGES SMALL WORLD POLICE FORCE   Gromyko Says Inflated Armed Forces Are Not Necessary

RUSSIA ARGUES IN FAVOR OF SMALL GLOBAL POLICE FORCE [BEFORE UN SECURITY COUNCIL

Russia Insists on Small Global Force  Gromyko Cautions   Gromyko Cautions Big Powers in U. N. Speech

Says Police Were Restrained   Didn’t Protect Firm In Row With Labor  Union, Claim

‘Congressman Threatens te "Get Tough” With Union “Strona-Arm” Men

Squeeze on N. Y. Police by Union Hinted As Produce Dealer Tells of Threats

Union Activity Said Increasing Cost of Living  Police Restrained From Protecting   Police Restrained From Protecting In Labor Battles

‘Strong Arm Stuff’ of Some Unions is Decried by Hartley   Chairman of House Labor Committee Says He’ll Be Tough if Needed

Police Hindered In Union Row  Wholesaler Unable —_ Prt * , te fi

Firm in Row With Teamsters Union Seeks Profection   Wholesaler Tells House Committee Cops Are Restrained

Former Luxury Liner That Served In 2 Wars as Troop Ship Damaged By Fire Blamed on Defective Wiring

Bill To Ban Oil Exnorts Approved   Price of Coke Hiked By Cincinnati Dealers   Mass Life Raft Crossing of Lake Michigan Successful

‘Flying Disc’ In A Breeze Nine Of 1] Army Life Rafts Cross The Lake Successfully

British Take Seized. Jews To Cyprus   Policy Resumed After 1074 Are Intercepted  ' Ahaard 2 Shins s

Boarding Parties Seize Two Ships Off Haifa Harbor   Little Resistance Shown by

First. National Election In _ China Under Way—To Take Several Davs

WHISKY RATION MAY END SOON   Present Period Likely Tx Be Last, Official Says; Board Hikes Prices

Blast Occurs In 2 Kentucky Mines  1 Killed, 2 Hurt In 3 Separate Mishaps

FREIGHT RATE BOOST EFFECTIVE MONDAY   ‘Railroads of Nation Fulfill Require ment for Three Days’ Notice to Public.

PROPOSES IMMEDIATE PEACE TREATY AND WITHDRAWAL OF OCCUPATION TROOPS — CONTROL TO UNITED NATIONS.

General Wants To End Allied Occupation; Put Japs Under UN Control

Stassen Is Against Economic Isolation   Candidate for President Suggests Program for GOP

U.S. Agents Hunt Gems In Germany   $500,000 in Jewels Owned by Widow of Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm I] Gone Since June   Faken From Trunk   Part of Big Collection Lost After Smuggled toa Il. §. Zone

$900,000 WORTH OF GEMS VANISH   Jewelry Of Late Widow Of Kaiser Lost In U. S. Zone

Jewels Worth Half Million Sought by US: Anny in Reich   Gems Belonging to Late Widow of Former Kaiser, , Reported Missing

U.S. Seeks  Gems Stolen In Germany   $500,000 Loot Taken From Trunk Of Kaiser’s Son

PRICELESS JEWELS OWNED BY WIDOW OF LATE KAISER ARE REPORTED TQ HAVE BEEN STOLEN   Half Million Worth Vanish From Trunk in Which They Had Been Hidden in American Zone of Berlin -- Dutch Army Says About 300 Armed Indonesian Republicans Hit Outpost

Hunt Berlin Jewels Worth $500,000  Owned By Late Widow of Kaiser  Wilhelm II .

Jewels Owned by Widow of German Kaiser Vanish: Worth Half Million

Half-Million in Gems Belonging to Widow of Kaiser Wilhelm II, Said Missing From U. 5. Berlin Zone

Gems Worth Half Million Are Missing   Jewels Were Formerly Owned By Late Widow Of Ex-Kaiser

Army Agents Seek Missing Gems In Berlin   Belonged To Late Widow Of Kaiser

Gems Worth Half Million Are Missing   Belonged to Widow Of Kaiser Wilhelm, Who Died Thursday

Report $500,000 Jewe! Loss in U. S. Zone in Germany   Gems Belonged to Kaiser’s Late Widow Son Relates

MORE GERMAN JEWELS VANISH INU, S. ZONE   Gems Worth Half Million; Belonged to Late Widow of Kaiser Wilhelm {I

Jewels of Kaiser’s Widow Vanish; '29 Choice Items Worth Half Million

$500,000 Worth of Gems Disappear In Germany   Belonged to Late Widow of Kaiser; In vestigators Find Maze of Intrigue

Apparent Quest for Capital of Newly Proclaimed Communist Government Fails

Greeks Are Routed  > £5 catenetad Cad   Communist Plot Foiled At Konitsa

GREEK REDS ROUTED AT KONITSA.   Government Forces Victorious In Rattle

Rout 2,000 Greek Reds In Battle   Guerillas Sought To Seize Konitsa, Establish Capital For New Regime

Siege on Mountain Fort Ends   Guerrillas Attack in Force Two Days After Forming State

GUERRILLAS REPULSED BY GREEK ARMY   Irregular Forces Believed Seeking Site for “Independent” Capital.

Guerrilla Attack On Konitsa Fails; ? MK) Rehels Flee   Communists Sought Town as Capital for Markos “Government”, Belief   DEFEATED LEFTISTS HIDING IN ALBANIA   Assault Follows Arrest of 500 in Athens for Assas “sination Plot

Siege Of Konitsa To Get Capital For Communist Government Is Failure   Two Thousand Guerrillas Defeated And Dispersed After Ten Hour Battle; Fleeing Toward Albanian Border.

Greek Army Routs 2000 Guerrillas From Konitsa   Communist ' Government” Seeks Cantal for Rebel Forces

Greek Soldiers — se  Cawaesnmemnant   Newly Proclaimed “Red” Government ’ Launches Attack

Siege Broken Around Konitsa In Swift Action   Leader Proclaims Communist ‘State’

Greek Army Routs Force Of Guerillas   Latter Had Laid Siege to Town “Of -Konitsa

Greeks Rout Red Guerrilla After Atfack   Communist Quest For New State ‘Capital’ Results in Defeat

Guerillas Are Routed Today By Greek Army   Break Up Siege of Mountain Town, After New Government Set Up

DECREASE IN COST OF ROAST BEEF DINNER   Survey Shows Average Drop 01 10 Percent In Eight U. S. Cities

MEAT AND BUTTER PRICES DROP  Cost Of Home-Cooked Roast Beef Dinner Shows Decline

Little Possibility Congress Wil Get Around to Enacting Legislation   BI-PARTISAN SUPPORT GIVEN TRUMAN’S PLAN

Senate Labor Bill Hearing Set Jan. 23   Committee Would File Legislation By March 1

Hearing Slated In Senate for Labor Proposals   Industrial Strife Reduction Object Of Many Measures

Warns Success Of Portal Suits Tax Plan Threat   Treasury’s Potential Loss Means Halting Levy Cut Until Remedy Is Found

SENATE GROUP SHAPES LABOR ACTS PROGRAN   Taft Sets Consolidatec Hearing On All But His Measure

UOMMITTEE WILL TAKE UP ALL NEW MEASURES JAN, 23   Taft Believes Some Legisla tion Will Be Ready. About Barch 7

GOP OUTLINES LABOR PROGRAM   Hearing on All Proposals To Be Held

Jan. 23 Date For Hearing On Labor ‘Bills   Taft Says Goal Is To Have Some Legislation Ready By March 1

Taft Announces Labor Proposals Hearing Jan. 23   Body Sharply Split Over Legislation Regulating Unions

PLAN 10 HAVE A LABOR BILL BY MARCH 1   Senate Group to Open “Consolidated Hearing” January 23 on All Proposals Now in the Leg: islative Hopper.

HOPE 10 HAVE MEASURE SET BY MARCH   Schwellenbach Pledges Cooperation To Congress   NEW CASE BILL   Opposed By Cabinet Member; Truman Proposals Win New Backing

LABOR ACTS IN ONE BIG STACK   Taft Says Committee To Hold ‘Consolidated Hearing’ On All Proposals

Senate Splits Over Measure  To Curb Labo   Committee Holds Session To Plan Hearings As Porta’ Pay Faces Curtailment

Senate Committee to Consolidate ‘Hearings on All Labor Proposals   Taft's Group to Open Hearings January 23 With Goal of Having Some Labor Legislation Ready for Floor Debate By March First

Ready March I Senate Labor Committee To Open Hearing On All Pending Plans

Plan of Senate Committee Hearing Is For Formulating Labor Measure

i Hearings On Labor Jan. 23   Taft Announces: Goal to Have Some Legislation Ready About March 1

Hearing on Labor Bills © Is Scheduled   Senate Committee Slated  * Fo Consider Proposals Jan. 23; Move to Drop Excise Tax Blocked

ALL PENDING LEGISLATICN TO BE AiRts   Goal Is To Have New Bill Ready March I, Sen. Taft Says

SENATE PASSES RENT MEASURE     CONTINUES CONTROLS UNTIL FEBRUARY—PERMITS PERMISSIVE INCREASES.

Senate Votes Bill Continuing Rent Controls   Truman Must Sign It Or See Regulations Expire on June 50

SENATE VOTE SENDS - MODIFIED EXTENSION BILL TO PRESIDENT  } PROVISION ALLOWING INCREASES IN SOME CASES CONTROVERSIAL

15 Pet. Inereases  Would Be Allowed   Legislation Also Scraps Cantrale an Ruildine

Senate Passes Bill to Keep Rent Control   Measure Is Sent to White House, Where Approval Is Expected

Senate Approves Rent Control Bill  Measure Is Sent To White House

Rent Bill. Is Sent to President   ‘Permits 15 Percent Raise i In Lease Good Through i Next Year

Senate Sends Rent Control Bill fo Truman   Veto Will Mean Restriction End In U.S. June 30

Senate Votes Rent Control Continuatior   Bill Permits 1! 15: Percent Boost ‘In Exchange for Leace

‘Sonate Votes Mensures      SCALE VOLTS Wea sares  Reat, Wool Bills “Go to President

RENT CONTROL BILL IS SENT TO PRESIDENT   Bill Extends Controls Provides Voluntary Rent Increase

Rent Control Bill Sent to White House  ‘Truman Must Sigx Or See All Contro

“PERMISSIVE” RENT RISES ARESCORED   Present Bill Believed Better Than No  Law Whatsoever

Truman Given — Bill to Raise Tenant Terms   Provisional Action Is Allow for 15 PCT. Hike

29 Out of 143 Escape Fumes That Fill Shaft   Known Dead Now 23, With No Hope for Men Caught in Recesses

114 MEN STILL IN COAL MINE HIT BY BLAST   Known Death Toll Rises To 23 As Rescuers Try To Reach Miners

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   $150.000 Hotel Fire   Miners Believed Dead   He Must Hana

HEART ATTACK FATAL 19 JUDGE   2nd Hamilton County Jurist Dies in 10 Days

Ex-Governor Says ‘Atom Bomb Deters Red Aggression.  : Bevle ‘fi tae Rallate “s   ‘Earle Cites Boliefs‘ax Michigan. Governor: Says: WAW. Commonist Controlled

SAYS A-BOMB CHECKS RUSS   Earle Believes Soviet Troops Would Enguit Europe But for U. S. Weapon.

Sigler Attacks Communism in His Testimony  Says UAW Officials Are Party Captives

Earle Gives Views on Reds   Says Only A-Bomb Kept Troops from Fanning Out

Two Governors — Testify Today At House Hearing   Michigan Executive Says UAW Officials Are ‘Red’ Captives

Forces Would mae Covered      ‘U.S. Weapon Checkee Advance, Ex-Diplomat ‘Informs Probe Group

Russia Checked By U. S. Control Of Atom Bomb   Witness Sees Soviet Advance Over Europe

Michigan Governor Also Js Heard, Says Reds " Have Hold on 3  Union Heads

Onetime Pa. Governor Says Atom Bomb Is Only Check On Russ Conquest

Pennsylvania Governo: Says U.S. Atom Bomb Held Sovjet« In Chea-l

A-Bomb Haltec Soviet Sweep, Earle States   Mich. Gov. Claims 3 CIO Officials Are ‘Cantives’ of Reds

French Economic Crisis Eases as Big Strike Ends   Diplomats Expect Communists to Make Another Onslaught On Feanamy Soon

France Sights Month of Peace Now   Communists Bowing To Demands; All Men Back on Jobs

Commies Are Whipped Only  For Moment   Rome ()— The Chamber of Labor voted a general strike for Rome’s province, effective at midnicht.

Month of Red Uproar Ends In France   ‘Communist Strikes -End-On Eve Of Gov't Ultimatum

STRIKES ENDED ON DEADLINE OF AN ULTIMATUM   Foreign Diplomats Said That Francé Could Count on Industrial Peace.   TO PATCH UP DAMAGES   ‘About a Million and a Half  Workers Were,Out When Settlement Was Made.

Are Called Off   Communist-Dominated Union Brings End To Labor Strife.

Re eT Onn Wa as C.GT. Orders Work ers Back to Job”   NEW MOVES LATER   Observers Think Reds Will Try Again Before Ameri can Aid Arrives

Ultimatum Brings Quiet to France   Red-Engineered Strikes End as C.G.T. Orders Workers Back to Job   NEW MOVES LATER   Observers Think Reds Will Try Again Before American Aid Arrives

French Strikers Return To Work   End Month of Labo: Strife That Brought Nation Near Anarchy

France Sights Month of Peace Now  fF SRS er ee Son ee 6 RENEE, tHe   Communists Bowing To Demands; All Men Back on Jobs

Month of Labor Strife In France Ends  Cammvrnist-Dominated Labor Group Bows

Labor Strife Ends   France Is Assured  - Of at Least a Month Of Peace, But Unions -Vow Renewed Comba

Confederation Of Labor Bows To Government  Renewal Of Crisis Expected After First Of Year

Faithful Friend Reveals “Inside Story” Mental And Physical Failure Of FDR In 1944 Is Described

NEW JERSEY MAR HELD FOR MURDE IN SHOOTING SPREE   Retired Jeweler Kills Son Wounds Wife And  Ranahktarcin.inw

QUITK OF       House Measure to Be Mildly Different From Senate Act

APPROVAL OF SUGAR BiLL   House Measure to Be Mildly Different From Senate Act

SUGAR, RENI CONTROL MAY BE EXTENDED   House To Begin Program Debate Next Friday

T.P.L. Six Year  Plan Calls For  S47 Million Carpenter Announces  Huge Expenditures For Expansion

Texas Power & Light Company to Spend 47 Million Dollars During Six Year Period For New Additions to Power System

President — Wings Way o Mother  Ailing 94-Year Old Parent Takes Turn For the Worse; Heart Is Extremely Weak

Mrs.: ‘Grace. Campbell _ Long: Time Resident Of Kingsley. Died Tuesday’

‘HUMBLE AND PROUD 'PAY FINAL TRIBUTE TO INDUSTRIALIST   Ford's Body in State as Rank and’ File. Go By Bier to —— Pay Respects -

DETROWT GINZENS AND WORKERS PAY ‘TRIBUTE 10 FORD   Long line of Mourners Files Past Bier of Auto Macnate

In Tribute To Ford   2,219. Persons Pay Respects to .Magnate In First Hour Today

Ford Funeral Set Tomorrow  Jn Cathedral   Family Invites Publie Tc Take Part In Homnge To Motor Magnate; All Planis to Close

Thousands Pay Respects To Henry Ford   Workers, Citizens View Body; Funeral Thursday In Detroit.

Throng Pays Homage at Bier of Ford   Wheels of Plants All Cver World to Halt 24 Hours as Tribute

Tribute Paid Henry Ford   Humble and Proud Meet at Bier of Auto Manufacturer

MEAT RATIONING FINALLY MAY HAVE APPROVAL BY GOP CONGRESS   PROPOSALS BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN ARE JUNKED BY ORDER OF GOP

Meat Control Viewed hy Anderson   Seés Possibility of Congress Favoring Batiénine

Truman May Get Power To Ration: Meat.  ge Oe ES es eg a   Anderson Sees.No: U.S:Grain Shortac,

ClO OPPOSES TRAINING PLAN   Ohio Group Fears Armament Race Would Cause War

ClO DENOUNCES TRAINING PLAN   Ohio Group Says Universal Plan ‘Path To War’

BRITAIN ASKS FURTHER HELP   SEEKS TO HAVE U. S. PAY MORE OF OCCUPATION COST IN GERMAN ZONES

Happenings   Britain May Ask U.S. To Hike Share Of Costs In Germany

FILE FEDERAL CHARGE AGAINS! AFL OFFICIAL   As Campaign Gets Underway

ARREST LEADER OF AFL UNION   Link Obermeier With Crackdown on Reds

N.Y. Man Nabbed in Opening Round of Drive on Alien Reds in Unions

Hotel Union Chief Nabbed   New York AFL Leader ! Arrested In Drive T Curb Communists

DRIVE PRESSED ON ALIEN REDS   N. ¥. Labor Official Arrested by FBI

HEAD OF WY. UNION JAILED AS U.S. ENEMY   Declared Member of Grout Teaching Overthrow of U. S. Gov't.

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT NABS AFL LOCAL CHIEF OF HOTEL-CLUB WORKERS IN COMMUNIST DRIVE

2 Leaders Are Placed In Custody   Green Urges AFL Officers to Sign Anti-Communist Affidavits

RED LABOR LEADER IS ARRESTED   Charged With Being Member of Anti-U. S. Group

UNION LEADE IS NABBED IN MOVE ON REDS   Department of Justic Acts Swiftly on Communists

There Is Laughter Somewhere Over Ruling That Frau Koch ls to Soend Life im Prison

FRAU  ILSE KOCH, ‘QUEEN’ OF BUCHENWALD CONCENTRATION CAMP. WILL SEE OTHER SIDE

Lamp Shades Of Human Skin....  Grim Laughter To Hail Sentence Of Frau Koch: Most Cruel Of Female:

eer Free Or OU Oe Oe - SS FF ee eS eS baal ad  War Crimes Court Sentences 22 Concentration Camp Attendants To Hang; Five Others Including Frau Ilse Koch Are Sentenced To Life In Prison

‘Queen of Buchenwald’ Has Chance To See Other Side of Prison Life

U nbeliev able Woman      aaiadtniadadiindeiamia dain ea  ‘Buchenwald Queen’ to Spend  Rest of Her Life Behind Bars

Nazi Camp Queen Given Life Term   Felt Fitter Justice She Should Spend Rest Of Life in Prison

Queen of Buchenwald Concentration Camp Now Has Permanent Address

Frau Ilse Koch, Who Liked Lampshades Made of Humar Skin, Gets Just Deserts With Life in Jail, Says Boyle

Russians Printing Occupation Money For Us to Redeem  United States Army Is Out About a Quarter Billion Already

U. S. ARMY OUT 250 MILLION ON MARKS   Patterson's Aid Reveals How Much Yanks Went in Hole Redeeming Russian-Printed Moncey.

REDS SAID BLOCKING REFORMS OO U. 5. Loses Millions Redeeming German Money Printed By Reds

Uncle Sam Foots Bill   Reveal U. S, Buying Marks Printed By Russ

Russian-Printed Marks Cost U. S. $250,000,000   Still May Be Printing Occupation Money,  Senators Are Told

Warren, Other Governors to Embark ‘on 6-Day Cruise to Hawaiian Islands

PRESIDENT URGS MILITARY TRAINING AS VITAL FOR U.S.   Congress Is Asked to OK Program by Truman: Tells of Receipt of Report by Advisors.  APPROVAL ASKED  mrt WFaA CMa VOC ACY

MESSAGE SENT BOTHAIOUSES OF CONGRESS   I Jouse Committee Orders I learings  Next Week

Truman Asks for Universal Military Training Program; Some War Powers Extensions

TRUMAN URGES MANDATE ACT   Congress Asked To Okay Legislation on Pacific Islands Trustee Agreement

TRUMAN URGES UMT ADOPTION   Coneress Told Plan Is Vital to National Securily

Training Is Urged Again By Truman   Ask Congress to Give ‘Early Consideration’’ to  Military Training Plan

SS FR FARLY ACTIN   House Ready To Give Final Approval to Compromise Laber Control Bill

President Asks Consideration of Training Plar   Points to Unanimeus Vote by Commission For Universal Plan

Asks Quick Action On Traming Plan   Universal Service Program Vital, Truman Holds

Death Toll Reaches 146 In Communal Rioting As Disorders Subside In Middle East      ‘Property Damage Set At $4,000,000   Chiefs of Arab League To Decide On Measures In Protest Against Partition Plan

Violence Ranges Over Wide Area: Bring In Navy =   Note Momentary Lull In Demonstrations; Arab Leader Vows To Start 100-Year War

‘Fury Flares In Holy Land; Death Toll Up    Strife Seems Dying Temporarily In Other Areas

NEWS FROM ABROAD  Palestine Strife Flares; Lull in Rioting Noted  * Elsewhere in M liddle East

CALM FINALLY PREVAILS AND CURFEW LIFTED   Police Regain Control In Aden, British Colony

Arab and Jew Readying for Lengthy War   Rioting Subsides in Arab States; Palestine Tense

Arabs, Jews Use Palestine Lult For Preparation   Both Sides Training in the Open; Organized War Is Feared

48 Passengers Shaken When Air Liner Overturns   Plane*Goes Into Outside Loop; Lands Safely at El Paso

BILL WOULD PROVIDE ALMOST 3 MILLION FOR NEGRO COLLEGE  ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW FIRST RATE UNIVERSITY IN TEXAS IS PROPOSED

Three Killed In Mine Blast   Anxious Throng Jams Mine Entrance Fearful Fatalities Much Higher

Three Die In Mine Explosion   Two Slightly Injured In ‘Night Blast

Mine Blast Kills Three  In Illinois  “Local Gas  Explosion” Theught Cause

THREE KILLED BY EXPLOSION IN COAL MINE   Accident Occurs In Deep Shaft In Southern Illinois

3 DEAD IN COAL CAS EXPLOSION   Blast Injures Two Other Men In Illinois Mine—Major Disaster Is Averted

Third Explosion of Year in State Mine  Fatal to Three Men   “Local Gas Explosion” in West Frankfort Shaft Last Night; 2 Hurt

THREE KILLED IN MINE BLAST   Two Others Are Slightly Hurt In Ilinois Explosion

Blast Kills 3 In Illinois Pit  ‘Two Others Huri;   ‘Two Others Huri; Many Others Safe

Three Killed, Two Hurt In Mine Blast   Scene Of Recent Maior Disasters

Three Are Dead, Two Injured In [inois Blast   Hundreds Feared Third Major Mine  Disaster

3 Men Killed in . Coal Mine Blast  All Other Miners Are Accounted For

Three Killed; Two Men Injured in Southern Illinois Mine Explosion

Illinois Mine Blast Kills 3   Two Others Hurt: Miners Not Aware Of Explosion

THREE MEN ARE KILLED WHEN IRE EXPLOSION OCCURS IN SOUTHERN (ILLINOIS SHAFT   For More Than Two Hours There Was Milling Crown of 2,000 at Scene of Disaster-—U. S. Delegates Arrive for Conference Planned at Resort Near Rio De Janeiro—Survey Is Made By Associated Press in Evaluating Dollar

Illinois Mine Blast Kills Three Men   Believed At First That Possibly 100 Had Met Death, But Reports Were False

Three Miners Killed When Gas Explodes   Blast Confined to One Ares But Cro-vd Collects Fearing Third Major Mine Vrisaster

EXPLOSION IN NEW ORIENT PIT BLAMED ON GAS   MAJORITY OF CREW ON NIGHT SHIFT IS UNAWARE OF BLAST

THREE MEN KILLED BY MINE BLAST   Crowd Feared Major Disaster In IHinois Area

FEAR IN MINE BLAST   Crowds Await . Men's Return t« Surface; Find Three Dead

Third Mine Blast In Five Months... . Mine Disaster In  Hlinois Kills 3

THREE MINERS DIE IN ILLINOIS PIT EXPLOSION   ‘Two Others Hurt as Blast - Rocks World’s Largest One-Shaft Mine

Court Dismisses Conspiracy Charge   Leavenworth Mayor Two Others Are Cleared by Judee

RULES FOR MAYOR   Judge Dismisses Case Against Leavenworth Officer and 2 Others

Mayor Freed From Liquor Charges   Judge Can Find No Evidence to Support Case Against Three Leavenworth Men

South Again Seeks Lower Freight Rate   Argue Old Case For Charges As Low As North's

AFL 10 RAISE ~ POLITICAL FUND   $7,500,000 SOUGHT TO DEFEST CONGRESSMEN, BACKING TAFT-HARTLEY LAW.

AFL Members To, Give Dollar Each For Political Fund      $00,008, which will Bo rg T These Gongresemen oe. ‘uch Hated BHL Curbing tater ;

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN FUND OF $7,500,000 ISSOUGHT  —s_—=w™”  AFL Makes Plans For Nationwide Drive To Seek Funds To Fight Solons Who Backed Labor Law

AFL COLLECTING FUND TO BEAT LEGISLATORS   $7,500,000 Sought For War Chest To Defeat Those Who Supperted Labor Act

Hemisphere Pact Offers Challenge To the Old World   Marshall, Vandenberg By Innuendo Rap Russian Stalemate

U.S. Challenges Reds to Emulate Rio Parley Work   Marshall and Vandenberg Cail Conference Milestone for Peace

Russia, Old World Nations Challenged To Promote Peace   Asked to Copy Inter-American Defense Treaty

GOPY Bi PARLEY SOUNTRIES TOLD      onference Delerates Tlame Russia for Stalemate

Americas’ Pact  Called a Model   Marshall, Vandenberg ‘Slap’ Russia's Policies

Europe Gets Call to Copy Western Pact   Marshall, Vandenbers Point to Rio Accord As Example of Unity

Russia Is Challenged To Submerge Differences And Copy Western Hemisphere

AMERICA’S PACT WORLD EXAMPLE MARSHALL SAYS   Secretary and Sen. Vandenberg Broadeast Reports

Protein Reduction May Proyide Vital Time Chance For Retarding Cancer Growth To Aid Cure Reperted

WORLD TRADE PACTS DRAWN   100 Agreements Involving 23 Nations Will Be Signed - At Geneva Today

DRIVER KILLED IN TRUCK CRASH   Empty Vehicle Hits Bridge Near Council Bluffs

Duff Signs Bill Advancing Date From  July To September; Other Assembly Action

H -Hour in Battleship New Mexico's Fight to Reach Junkyard Due Today

120 Men Searching For Young Hunter Lost Seven Days   Plane Search Of Area Fails To  Ravea! Slans Phoenician Lives

Mother Confesses She Killed Baby  Said Infant's Cries Irritated Her

REDS FAVOR PARTITION OF HOLY LAND   Soviet Spokesman, However, Tells U. N. Commitiee That Britain Seeks to Prevent Solution of Problem.

Britain Tries To Block Holy Land Pact, Says Red   Russian Delegate Hits ‘Reservations’ As Removing Means or Settlement— Final Vote Near

Russia Charges  British Prevent  Palestine Peace U. S. Promises Aid  In Enforcement of An) Decisions In Matter

Charges Britain With Blocking Palestine Case   Russia Huris Accusation At The U.N. Assembly.

Red Lash On Britain   Working Against Settlement of Palestine Problem, Says Russia

\Russia Attacks British Attitude   Holy Land Issue Is Questioned  Before UN

Charge Britain is Stalling in Palestine   Russian UN Delegate Says British Trying  Tr Prevent Salitian

CHINESE-STUDENTS ON-STRIKE— AGAINST CONTINUING WARFARE   THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS AT PEIPING STAGE DEMONSTRATION DESPITE CHIANG'S WARNING

Burglary Honors Bestowed—  Top Yeggs Filch 20-Ton Bridge, Brick Wal

Outstanding. Theft..of 1947 Was That of a 20-Ton Bridge. in Idaho

Fifty Exodus 1947 Jews Under Arrest; Bomb Planted Aboard One Of 3 Refucee Transports   Jews Placed In DP Camps After Being Taken From Ships; Some On Hunger Strike

Hold Jews In Bomb  Probe    Fifty Under Arre st In Hamburg After Ex plosive Is Found/on  Refugee Transport

Bomb Found In British Ship; 50 Jews Held   U.S. Opposed Evacuation To Germany. Marshall Declares

PLACE 50 JEWS UNDER ARREST IN HAMBURG   Find Bomb Aboard British Ship; Report Hunger Strike

Arrest 50 Jews After Debarkation   Search Under Way For Planter Of Bomb Aboard One Of Ships Refuaees In Camps

European Aid Imperative... .  Special Congress Term Is Intimated In Words Of Secretary Marshall   Hunger Strike Is Reported .  50 Jewish Re ‘lugees  Are Held In ieee

50 JEWS FROM SHIP ARRESTED   Search Underway For Those Who Allegedly Put Bomb On Craft

F __ GERMANY — “  No Charges Made i in Arrests of 50 J ews   REFUGEES ‘ARE SCREENED

CHOWFERS   50 Exodus Jews Are Arrested; ‘Bomb-Planters’ Search Is On

British Screening Exodus Jews For Final Disposition   50 Under Arrest After Bomb Found On Vessel

50 JEWS UNDER ARREST IN CAMP   British Hunt for ‘Bombers’ in List Of ‘Exodus 1947

50 REFUGEES HELD, QUIZZED   British Seek Clue To Bomb Left in Hold of Ship Carrying Immigrants.

Fifty of Exodus Jews Arrested  No Reason Given for British Action

AS AFTERMATH OF SHIP RIOTING   British Also Hunt For Thos Who Planted Bomb On One Of Transports

‘Fritty Are Under Arrest British Search For Refugees Who Planted Bomb On Ship

50 Retugees From Exodus Under Arrest  Reasons Withheld Ry British—Bomb

Reductions Now  Being-Sought Down The Line   Wholesalers Join An@ Housing Expected Te Folisw.

Lower Prices Drive Gets  New Support On Weekend   Wholesalers Behind Truman’s Campaign; Blame For Situation Widely Diversified

Drive To Cut Prices Gains New Recruits   President Uses ‘Moral Swasion’

PRICE-CUTTING GAINS SUPPORT   FHA Administrator Contends Housing Costs Can Be Reduced   ‘HOPE TO MISS SLUMP

Administration Wins New Suppor In Campaign for Price Slashes   Spokesmen for Wholesalers Endorse Drive Amid Protests That Business Alone Is Not Responsible For Present Price Levels

Campaign For Lower Prices Gains Momentum   Truman Lauds Drive by Head © Of National Association of Wholesalers

Campaign For Price CutsGrows   Wholesalers Association's Drive Personally Endorsed by Truman

Battle —  Against  Prices  Goes On   New Recrutis Join Fight To Hold  Prices Down

‘Who ls Governor? Atlanta Bank Asks   ‘Suit 1s Filed To Clarify Situation; Grand Jury Probe Demanded of Bribe Allegations

Georgia Bank Seeks Court’s ‘Enlightment   Files Suit to Determine Which of Two Claimants [s State’s Legal Governa:

Bank Seeks To Ascertain Who ls Governor  Order Restrains Claimants To Granrain Ofbfbies

Bank Files Suit To Settle Georgia Governor Dispute  7 a Pe rf, = = «   Court Restrains Rival ‘Officials’ from Drawin:  On Funds of State

Who’s Georgia’s Governor, Bank Asks of Courts   Restraining Order Issued To Halt Drafts on Fund  Re Cleaimuanic

Bank Wants To Know Who Is Governor   Both Talmadge And Thompson Denied Use Of Funds

Bank Sues to Fix GeorgiaGoverno!   Talmadge and Thompson Both Restrained from Using Funds

Funds of State Are Frozen by Newest Action   Thompson, Talmadge Ordered To Appear in Court on Feb. 7

GEORGIA COURT ASKED TQ SETTLE 2-(OVERNOR ROW   Bank Files Suit to Determine Who Is Executive — Tal' madge and Thompson to Appear February 7.   GRAND JURY BRIBE INQUIRY DEMANDED   Reports Current Money Was Offered for Votes on Night Legislature Elected Talmadge.

Court Action Brough To Determine Georgia Governor   Circuit Judge Signs Order Restraining Either Talmadge or Thompson From Writing Checks on Executive’s Fund

BANK WANTS TO KNOW WHO HAS GEORGIA REINS   Institution Files Suit, Temporary Order Prevents Spending by Claimants

Order Restrains Georgia Rivals From State Fund   M. E. Thompson And Talmadae To Appear In Court

Atlanta Bank Files Suit fo Find Who's Georgia Governor  Judge Bans Issuing State aw.   Judge Bans Issuing State Funds to Either of Rival Claimants

Atianta Bank Sues To Find State Head  Order Prevents Drawmg Funds -

File Law Suit To Clarify Georgia's Governor Mess   Bank Goes To. Court To Determine If Talmadge Or Thompson Entitied T: Seai: Money Tied Up ~

3 MORE STATES VOTE TO LIMIT PRESIDENCY   Kansas, lowa, New Hampshire Ratify Amendment Restricting Fenure to Two Full Terms.

Defense Rests In Overell Case   Testimony as to Dynamite is Conflicting

Solons Seek to Untangle — Hughes Story   Conflicting Testimony Adds to Confusion.

DUFF SIGNS BILL CUTTING TAX OF WEDDED COUPLES   Community Property Measure Approved; Helos Rie Earners

Community Property Bill, Signed On Tuesday By Governor Duff, Is. Expected. To Save Married Pennsylvanians  Over -$100,000,000 In Federal Income. Taxes

Ghip Stvikee Hita Alwela Sosaatle tad Joh        ( KILLED IN CRASH

SEES NO SIGN OF DEPRESSION   Clague Declares There . Nothing In Sight To Indicate Slump

No Evidence of Business Slump For Some Time   Nation’s Housing Ac tivity Helping to Give Employment

NO DEPRESSION IN VIEW, SAYS BUREAU CHIEF   TREASURY SURPLUS Ur 4 BILLION ' IS SEEN

Committee OK’s Act's Extension To End of Year   Action Due Next Week On Measure; Earlier Stand Is Reversed

Favors Keeping Controls at Least Until Dec. 31   Committee Decision Opposing Boost Reverses Earlier Stand

RENTAL LEVELS LIKELY TO STAY WHERE THEY ARI   So Predicts Wolcott of Michigan, with House Ir ‘Overwhelming’ Accord

TURNER’S FIRST BILL IS PASSED BY 106-0 VOTE   Unanimous Approval of 8-Man Road Commission Given By House Today

House Action Gives Turner Victory in. First Test of His  Adminietratinn —

Aerial Search For Missing Plane Is Slow   Inclement Weather Delays Activity In Helena Regian

Truman Doubts Prices To Fall   Expose Of Profiteer: Seen As Result Of Federal Drive

WILL EXPOSE THOSE OVER CHARGING   Will Put Finger On Guilty Individuals

Truman Not Expecting Price Cuts   Says Ulark’s Action Not Likely to Bring Reductions —May Uncover Gouging

PRICE INQUIRY USE DOUBTED BY PRESIDENT   Living Cost Climb Given Study By Cabinet

Truman Defends Investigation of Price Increases   Justice Department Crack-Down Threat Irks Many Leaders

President Says Investigation To Expose Gougers   Sees Little Possibility That Airing Will Actually Bring Prices Down: May Reduce Corn Exports

President Says Price Probe Will Expose Those Charging High: Prices:

Warn Profiteers Will Be Exposed   President Outlines Course of Campaign Which Wiil Be Waged Against Those Conspiring to Cre‘ate Unwarranted High Frices.:

Truman Not Optimistic On Prices   Believe Probe Will Only Show Up Some Gougers

NOW. TURKEY STEAKS   New Delicacy Show At (Cteveland Convention of Poultry Association

Key Ports In France Paralyzed   ‘Transport Officials See Early Settlement Of Seamen’s Strike

STRIKE CLOSES ALL PORTS BUT AT CHERBOURG   Officials Press Parleys for Early Settlement; Paris Subway Walkout Eases

> SHORT DURATION OF TIE-UP HOPE OF OFFICIALS   @ Only Cherbourg Open Ti Docking Of Vessels From Foreign Lands

Gunmen Kill Wife, Wound Union Chief   Pour Volley of Shots into Automobile Occupied hy President of Chicago Bar tandare Yininn

GHICAGO GANG MOVE SEEN IK AFL SHOOTING   Union Leader’s Wife Killed in Attempt on His Life.

GUNMEN BLAST COUPLE WITH SHOTGUN TODAY  on. RPantbkata      Blame Racketeers Seeking To Control Chiegan  TInion _   WOMAN IS SLAIN   Her Husband,. Head Of Labor Group, :~ Js Wounded - ;

BHI DEATH      Philadelphian Is Shot Fatally Standing In Front Of Home

State May Gain Million Dollars   Attorney General Price Finds State Is Owed Two Millie

Carferry Seeks To Aid Boat on Lake Michigan   Crippled Freighter Wallows Helpless Three Miles Offshore

DEATH OF CHURCHMAN FROM BULLET WOUND REVEALS EPIC BATTLE FOR LIFE IN ARCTIC

Wound Suffered Sept. 24 North of Arctic Circle Fatal to Clergyman

SEIZE INDIANA TAX-FREE FAGS   ILLINOIS SETS UP BORDER PATROL T0  “HALT SMUGGLING...

Soviets Reported Mining Uranium  Extensive Operations on Sealed Boundary

Intensify Activities Along  No. Bohemia-Saxony Frontier   Mining Being Done Exclusively by Russian Workers Brought In by Hundreds

Disclose Uranium Mining By. Soviet Forces Near Czechoslovak Border

De Gasperi Quit As ltaly Premier  Leader Admits He Is Unable to Handle Notional Situation

PREMIER HANDS IN RESIGNATION AT ROME TODAY   De Gasperi Admits Inability To Handle The Situation

Président ‘Appoints’: Jesse M: Donaldson Postmaster: General:   Hannegan Quits To Return to Private Life

100 FLEE BLAZE SWEEPING HOTEL   Orderly Escape Made Fron Building At Cincinnati

LOCAL MAN SAFE IN HOTEL FIRE   Roy Dutiel Escapes From Cincinnati Trap

NO ONE HURT IN CINCINNATI HOTEL BLAZE   Around 100 Guests Escape Smoke-Filled Building Last Night

Many Tangible Values From een  ¢ (es : oy ee ae   Name Four Main Accomplishments ; There Were Costs

Gets Divorce Because Mate Ate Potato Chips. Smoked Salmon in Bed

PARLEY OPENS “ON PROBLEMS ~ OF RECOVER)   SIXTEEN MATIONS ARE REP . RESENTED AT SESSION  THAT 18 BOYCOTTED BY RUSSIAN BLOC ¢

Warnings Come -is Presi  Truman Prepares To Go On Tonight To Outli His sons For Summoning Sp  ascinn      CLAIMS PRESIDENTS FROGRAM IS CONFU:

Special Session Will Deal With Prices. Relief   Republican Leaders Run Up ‘Go Slow’ Signal; President on Radio Tonight

President to Address Nation on 9 P. M. © Braddcast to Explain Summons of Congress

PRESIDENT MAY GIVE DETAILS IN BROADCAST   On Price Moves, Relief Needs

House Leader's Warn President To “Go Slow”   Republicans Attack Administration Policies On  Aid to Europe

President To Give Views In Radio Speech   Special Session Will Consider Aid and Wa On Price Situation

Bread Prices  On Increase,  Survey Shows Overseas Shipments  And Higher Costs  pt... J ff... D.AKwte

Bread’s Price On Increase Over Nation   Overseas Demand for Wheat and Flour Contributing Cause

Living Costs Still Rising ! ais = Osis oul Rising +  Retail Price Of Bread Is Going Up, Survey Of Cities Indicates

PRICE OF BREAD IS ON INCREASE   Higher Costs Of Ingredients Responsible; 17 Cents Loaf In Atlanta

QN INCREASE   Survey Shows General Rise Following Higher Cost  For Ingredients

May To Testify In Bribery Trial   Kentuckian To Answer Charges This Afternoon

Tobacco Shipments Reported In Slump   Alf Except Burley Take Downhill Grade

Sooner University Instructor Says Odoriferous Advertising Is on Way

Master Scent Magician Plans Odor With Ads  Okla. Professor Has Novel Idea

Odoriferous Advertising Dont Be Surprised  if You Smell Steak  From Butchers Ads

Butcher's Advertisement May  Have Odor of Steak and Onion   Perfumes in Advertising

SCENTED FOOD ADS PREDICTED   Oklahoma Pharmacist Already at Work on First Assignment

Scented Ads Are Envisioned in Near Future   Aroma of Coffee or Scent of Sirloin May Come From Pages of Newspaper.

Pickets Pushed Aside by Police as Trumans Go to Washington Theater

Pickets do Not  Keep Truman From Theatre   Attend Performance Of ‘Blossom Time’ In Washington

Dulles Rejects Putting Off Korea Liberty   Demands U. N. Action To Provide for Elections March 31

U.S. REJECTS KOREA DELAY MOVE BY RUSS   Soviet Bloc Boosts Gromyko Proposal For Debate

LEGION OPENS. ITS SESSIONS   SUPPORT OF MARSHALL PLAN "AND DRIVE AGAINST COMMUNISM TWO OF OB. JECTIVES .

NEW GAIN SAVING PLAN TOBE HEARH   Attempt Mace Find Poultryless Thursday Phase

FEED DEALERS AND POULTRY ‘PRODUCERS HOPE TO HAVE ‘NEW PLAN ACCEPTED ,

Workmen Baftle To Save Levees Near Carrollton   Breachin G.M.andO RailwayzFill Floods’ Another. 8.000 Acres

WORKMEN LOST BATTIE TO SAVE ~~ RIVER BARRIERS   Nearly 8,000 Acres. of Land Near Glasgow Laid Oper to Flood Waters..   RAILROAD FILL: BROKE   River at This Place Reached a Stage of 34.6, Exceedine 1903 Mark..

4. Ministers In Hungarian  Cabinet Resign  Quartet Quits in Election Protest, Increasine Muddle

Nation Will Hear Marshall, Wallace Deliver Viewpoints   Marshall Speaks Tonight at 9:30; Wallace To Stump

Truman Studies Comment on Talk  President in Florida For Brief Rest After  oS Pe Mee  aan mmr enue eee

100-Mile-An-Hour Winds  Hurricane Ravages Mexican Coastal City At Dawn Today

Winds Over 100 Mile " * Hour   Storm Has  Moved Along Mexican Coast For Two Days

Fierce Winds Over 100 Miles An Hour Cause Big Damage   Instruments Broken, Unable To Measure Power Of Mighty Storm

Tampico Hit Hard Blow; Winds Reach 100 Miles   Red Cross Is Ready To Lend Assistance ; ‘Texas Area Is Safe

90-95 Mile Winds On Mexican Coast   Tropical Hurricane Struck  ar  * Tameico   ‘STREETS .’ RE DESERTED   Homes Are Uprooted, Windows Shattered; Oil

MADOR TROPICAL. ~_ HURRICANE, WT TAMPICO, MEX   Wind Well-Over 100. Miles Ar Hour Struck: Near the = on city,         ITAMPICO WAS: RAVISHED    Moved: ‘Along ‘Mexiean Coast. “for Two Days, ‘Weather Bureau: Said.

Hurricane Sweeps Coast Of Mexico;  ‘Worse Is Coming’   100-Mile An Hour Wind Uproots Hames in Oi Canital Of Tampico

Tropical Storm Menacing Texas  Coastal Residents Warned of Danger

90 TO 95 MILE WINDS RAGE AT TAMPICO, MEX.   Coastal Residents in Texas on Alert as Storm Sweeps Inland

Hurricane Strikes Coast Near Tampico   Winds Have Velocity Of Over 100 MPH; Storm Moves Inland

Tampica Hit By Ravaging Winds In Early Hours   Area Deserted as Waves Roll Over City; Storm Reported Moving Inland

Storm Lashes Tampico With 100-Mile Winc   Weather Bureau Has Warn ings Out As Force Begins To Move Inland; Damage Is Heavy

100 M.P.H. Winds On Mexican Coast; Damage Is Heavy   Storm Moves Inland; Ships Stay in Port

Major Hurricane Hits Tampico, Misses Texas   Terrific Winds Ravage Mexican Oil Port City

MAJOR: TROPICAL HURRICANE, WITH TOO-MILE AN HOUR WINDS “STRIKES COAST. OF. MEXICO NEAR TAMPICO

Full Force Of Storm Strikes Near Tampico   Mexican Qil City Streets Deserted; Tree: Uprooted As Disturbance Moves Inland

Tropical Storm Moving Inland   vast. J. Of OA Ldtins   Winds of 90 Miles An Hour Hit Tampico

TEXAS WATCHES GULF HURRICANE   Tampico Biow Heads Inland As Warnings Go Out

EARLIER FEARS TEXAS IN PATH ARE DISPELLED   Full Fury of Storm Strikes Near Tampico—Heavy Damage to Property

Texas Towns On Alert for Big Storm   100-Mile-an-Hour Winds Lash Gulf City of Tampice

Major Tropical Storm Lashes Mexican Coast   Tampico Hard Hit But Texas Coastal Area Apporently Escapes

Hurricane   Moves South  Of Tampico Small Craft On  Texas Coast Given Warning

Winds Over 100 Miies An Hour Cause Damage   Hurricane Moving inland From Tampico, Bureau Reports

90-95 Mile Winds On Mexican Coas!   Tropical Hurricane Struck at Dawn Near Tampaco STREETS  2E DESERTED   Hames Are Uprooted, Win dows Shattered; Onl Wells Damaged

—HURRICANETampico Is Lashed By © Fierce Gale.  ‘Early Reports Tell Of Damage

TAMPICO HIT BY TROPICAL STORM   Mexican Oil City Ravaged By Winds Of 90 To 95 Miles Per Hour  IS MOVING INLAND

Coast Near Tampico Hit By Hurricane   Winds Well Over 100 Miles an Hour Lash Mexican Oil City

Storm Moving Inland: Texans Take Precaution:   90-Mile Winds Lash Tampico; Shipping Halted

STORM WARNINGS FLY AT TAMPICO   Hurricane Moving Inland South of City.

HURRICANE RIPS MEXICAN COAST   100-Mile Wind Recorded  Near Tampico

120-Mile Wind Hits Tampico, Losses Heavy   Hurricane Smashes Inland; Texas Coast People Alerted

Tropic Storm Hits Tampico, Moves Inland   Winds 90-95 MPH, Ships Held in Ports, Red Cross Alerted

Nearly 100-Mile Per Hour Gale Strikes At Tampico, Mex.   ssues Warning Tropical Winds Might Sweep Northward Into United States; Ships Stay in Port

Storm Reported to Be. Moving Inland After Striking at Mexican Oil Center

Hurricane Hits Coast Of Mexico   Tampico Ravaged By Winds of 90 to 95 Miles An Hour; Residents Flee Area

MEXICAN GULF nTY RAVAGED ny HURRICANE   uit by 100-Mile-Peruur Winds; Heavy Damage Seen.

Major Tropical Hurricane Roars Over Mexican Coast   Disturbance With Winds Over 100 Miles Per Hour Hits Tampico Region After  Two Days Of Aimless Movement

Promises Full Support to Any Joint Measure   Inaugural Ceremony  Held in Icy Weather At Capitol

Anxious To Achieve Industrial Peace; 10,000 Attend  TInaucuration Rites

WILL SUPPORT PLANS TO END LABOR STRIFE   Outlines Program For Expanded Services By State Govt.

Gromyko Attacks U.S. Stand On Atomic Plans  Slashing Assault Is Stronges* Made on Controls

Soviet Deputy Again Cries U.S. Monopoly   Declares Proposals “Contain Only. Vague and Abstract Schemes

Soviets Charge U.S. Is Undermining_.. Atomic Agreement   Russian Delegate Unleashes. Attack °  At:Today’s Session OF: United Nations-

Gromyko Raps United States  ‘Undermining’ Atomic Control Aareement

New Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Books Adopted for Use in W. Va. -

PENNA., N. JERSEY GREEMENT TO BUILD BRIDGE   NO DEFINITE SITE   Agreement Calls for Erec tion Any Point North of Rurlington-Mercer Line

Anderson Asks For More Money   House Appropriations Slashes Hit by Aariculture Secretary

‘Agency Would Be Forced To  ‘Break Promises’   County Committees Would Lose Heavily Under House Action

6,000 Maintenance Workers Quit Jobs To Join Walkout   Company Refuses To Offer Union  Mnnev Imrreaaces

Maintenance And Plant Workers Join Walkout; Negotiations Continue

Labor Leaders United In Opposing \Anti-Union Bills: Talk Of Merger

Says U. S. And Russia Face Long Period As World’s Leading Powers

Britain Started Greek Strife. Says Bulgaria   Indirectly Labels Greece Satellite of ‘Certain Big Powers’

War in Greece Laid to Britair   Bulgar Envoy Sees Athens Big Powers Satellite

Extremists Attack British Headquarters In Tel Aviv Set Tanks Ablaze   Seven Other Raids Are Also Reported   Reinforced Troops, Unders ground Battle 70 Minutes. Before Attack Subsides

Five Die in New Blows in Palestine   50 Other People Hurt in 8 Attacks Across Holy Land

Unsuccessful British Trade Mission to Moscow Cracks Up Also on Journey Home

British Mission ~ Tn Plane Crash   5 Hurt; Were Returning From Moscsw Trade Talks

PLANE ACCIDENT MARS RETURN OF TRADE MISSION   British Delegates Unsuccessful At Moscow. Shaken Up

BRITISH MISSION IN PLANE CRASH   Were Returning From Trade Talk in Moscow

FORMER VICE PRESIDENT NOT ~-- FO -GEP PRESIDENT IN ! * FOREIGN AFFAIRS WRANGLE

President Will  lonore Wallace   Will Pay No Attention To Blasts By Wallace According To Admininstration Sources

Doris Duke Will  Control Fortune   Heiress Enters Into Contract Before Her Marriage On Monday.

U, 8, TO RETURN GERMAN GOODS   $2,700,000,000 in Property Taken by Nazis

U8, PLANS RETURN UF LOST PRAPERTY [0 NAZIS’ VISTIMS   Law on Restitutions Is Put Into Effect in American Zones in Germany, Bremen.   LEGISLATORS FAIL fO OKAY MEASURE

Victims of Nazi Swindlers to Get Properties Back   A.M.G, Puts New Law Into Effect In American Zone

GEN. MARSHALL READYFOR NEW STE   Will Change U. S German Zone to Civil Authorities

CIVIL GOVERNMENT MAY RULE GERMANS   Marshall Prepares To Take Long-delaved Step

Grand Champ Hereford Nets $1.50 a Pound   Record Price Paid By Rath at State Fair 4-D Sale Today

Hungary Will Make Test Of Free Speech   Freedom Party Meeting Ends In Riot, Fight; Sulyok Failed Appear.

Party Leader Promises Speech Soon   Anti-Communist Party Chief to Make Talk Despite Battle

Anti-Communisis Plen Showdown in Hongary   Their Meoting Broken Up Monday Night hy Stick-swinging letrichace

Body Of Missing Professor Found  Penn State Instructor Hanas Self To Tree

TRIESTE HIT BY WALKOUTS - LED BY REDS   AMERICAN AND BRITISH MILITARY MEN PROMISE ‘. PROTECTION FOR .  * .  WORKERS

Bidault First Te Confer With Russian Leader  Holds Back On Agreement To Plan For Raising ©

Marshall and Bevin Deny  Red Charges  Goods From Western Zone Sold To Aid Recovery

RUSSIA BLOCKS SMALL -NATION VOICE ON REICH   Deputies Agree Upon Four Committees To Aid In German Treaty

Bidault Is In Favor of Allied Hold   French Foreign Minister Renews His Demand for Separation of 3  Perr   U.S. Plan Rejected   Spurns Idea of Central Agencies Operated by Germans

Bevin Declares Soviet Minister's Renarafions Statement is Untrue

5 BRITONS AND 5 ARABS HURT   Jewish Underground Violence Adds 10 to Holy Land Toll

TEN MORE PERSONS ‘DEAD AND UNDERGROUND CALLS. FOR ATTACK ON BRIT18H DEFENSE ZONES

New Violence In Palestine   Ten More Persons Injured As Result Of Attacks On British Soldiers

GOLDEN WEDDING   Mr. and Mrs. Wall To Be Honored (On 50th Wedding Anniversary

Most OF Texas Gets A Breath Of Winter.  Lubbock Again Coldest Spot In State With Reading Of 30

a WITH f  OINT PLAN DEFENSE   ohn R. Phipps and Harry Gaines Top Toral Commanders

LINE WIThi OINT PLAN NEFENSE   hn R. Phipps and arry Gaines Top  Commanders

State Chamber Takes Stand Says Road Fund Segregation Matter Of Common Honesty

eerie renee, amie  C of C Defends Highway Fund  Promotes Honesty in   Promotes Honesty in. State Finance: Claim

MERCURY TO CL INTO THE 30S TODA)   But a New Cold Wave Is Due to Hit Kansas Tonight and Missouri

HURT IN AUTO CRASH   Oklahoma Resident Was Injured in Accident This Morning

HURT IN AUTO CRASH      Oklahoma Resident Wan Injured Hy in Accident This Mornieg

Soft Coal Production Creeps Up 1059 Per Cent Of Normal  30.000 Additional Miners Return To Work:

Danger of Shutdown In Coal Dependent Plants Fades as Output Rise:

Production Of Soft Coal Jumps As Miners Return   Nearly 2,000 Mines Now Operating As More Are Removed From Hazardous List—Production Now 59 Percent of Normal

Coal Production Goes Up As More Miners Return  Output 50 Per Cent Of Normal, (MA Says

COAL OUTPUT CREEPS UP 10 59 PER CENT   MORE MINES TAKEN OFF HAZARDOUS LIST OF 518

30,000 Mere Men At Werk In 1,860 Bituniaous Mines   SAFETY REQUIREMENTS SHOWN TO BELAX

30,000 Additional Coal Miners Back; Output Advances  Productior Goes to 5° Por Cent of Normal   Productior Goes to 59 Per Cent of Normal Since Stoppage

Greek Aid To Include Heavy Tanks And Arms   TURKEY NEEDS WEAPONS ALSO TO BOLSTER DEFENSES

Would Swell Coal Supply Help Europe   Marshall Urges Ruhr Production; Interest To All  Nathane

U. S. Sees Increase in German Coal Ouput As Vital to Economic Recovery of Europe

HELD FIRST IN RECOVERY   Marshall Believes Increased Production Is Fundamental Requirement in Economic Rehabilitation of Continent.

U: S. Expects to °  Fit Reich into .  ‘European Plan New Order to Clay Aasert  oe eee ee   New Order to Clay Asserts Prosperous Europe Needs Stable, Productive Reich

U. 5. DESIRES INCREASE IN GERMAN COAL   Marshall Says It Is Needed for Recovery Of Europe

Western German Zone May Share In Aid Program   Secretary Pleased With Paris Par ley; Coal Tatks in U. S, Next Week

Contend Laws are Harmful   Union Men Join In Opposition to Certain Proposed  New Labor Bills

_ IN RESCUES ON LAKE ERIE   PLANE CIRCLED SCENE OF ACCIDENT AND DIRECTED COAST GUARD TO THE SPOT

Two Are Drowned And Two Saved In Lake Erie Tragedy   Army Plane Sends Rescuers To Save Two Clinging To Overturned Boat

Charles Daw, 52, Bowler, Is Dead   Was World Match Game Champ in ‘27

BULLDOGS DEFEAT ESTHERVILLE. 19-0   Local Team Shows Unexpected Promise In Opening Game

BULLDOGS DEFEAT. ESTHERVILLE. 19-0   Local Team Shows Unexpected Promise In Open- .  ~me Game.

Miners Ask Reopening Of Contract  ‘ District Locale Want More Pay For Ton Work

LEGALIZATION OF BOOKMAKING IS TURNED DOWN   Legislative Council Rejects Matter; Roadside Control Plan Studied   SAME MEASURE BEATEN BY GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Legislative Council Gets Roadside Control Program   Proposal To Legalize Bookies Shelved—-Plan - for Deductions of Federal Taxes Onnoaced

Agreement Ends Last Big Bar To Phone Peace   Equipment Workers Sign Contract with Western Electric

Only One Union Is Still On Walkout, Against Company   Union Ratification Of Contract Is Sole Issue Left

Western El. Signs; Phone Strikes End   Last Majer Dispute Of  Series Started April 7  Terminated

Last Main Dispute Jn U.S. Telephone Strike Is Settled   Labor Department Announces News---A Union OK Necessary

W. E. Pact Ends Phone Tieup   20,000 Get Wage Hike: Fickets Recalled

Equipment Union Settles Row, as Of Wednesday   Normal Service Is Due To Be Resumed as 44Day Dispute Winds up

PHONE STRIKE FINALLY ENDS   Last Big Dispute Settled ir Washington

Last Dispute In Phone Strike Is Now Settled   Door Is Opened To Resumption of Normal Service

FINAL MAJOR PHASE OF PHONE TIEUP SETTLED   Western Electric And ACEW Sign; Work Resumes Wednesday Morning

Agreement Reached Between Western Electric and 20.000 ACEW Workers

20.000 to Get $4.40 Weekly  Pay Increase   6000 in Another Union Still Out, But Near Accord

Equipment Workers OK  New Contract   Installation Employes to Go Back to Work With Western Electrie Co. at 8 A.M. Wednesday

Pay Increase Given 20,000 W_ FE Workers   Wage Boost of Eleven and One-Halt Cents Is Granted By Western: Electric Com: ynany. i

WESTERN ELECTRIC STRIKE SETTLED   AGREEMENT ENDS NATIONWIDE PHONE WALKOUT WHICH BEGAN APRIL 7.

Norma! Phone Service Will Be Resumed   Western Electric Employes Accept A New Controct

No-Strike Provision in Contract   20,000 Equipment Workers to Return to Jobs Wednesday

THE LAST MAJOR DISPUTE IN PHONE STRIKE SETTLEL   Association of Communicatior Equipment Workers Get Increase.   IS 11% CENTS AN HOUR   Western Electric Co. Says It Will Be Ready to Resume Work at Once.

W.E. CONTRACT SIGNED TODAY   Equipment Workers Will Return To Jobs Wednesday Morning

$4.40 Increase Is Basis of New Union Contract   Last Big Outstanding Dispute in Phone Walkout Ended

Last Major Dispute In Telephone Strike Ends in Agreement      Western Electric Ready tc Resume Work  Tomorrow

Lasl Major Dispute In Industry Settled With Wage Increase   20,000 Members of Western Electric in 42 States Get 11/2 Cent Increase in Pay: Walkout Across Country Started April 7

4-Day Strike Of Telephone Employes Ends  Workers Will Average 11 1-2 Cent-Hour Raise

Phone Strike ComesloEnd This Morning   Equipment Workers Reach Agreement With Western Electric

Last Phone Dispute Is Settled   Equipment Workers Given 11'2 Cent An Hour Pay Hike

Big Telephone Strike Settled      Last Major Dispute Ir Phone Industry Finally * Ended

WESTERN ELEC. GO. AND UNION AGREE ON NEW CONTRACI   ‘Workers Return Tomorrow Morning; “No Strike” Dladae in Accord

ACEW ACCEPTS — WAGE INCREASE   An Estimated Average Hike Of $4.69 Weekly From Western  Electric Taken

Big Nation - Wide Telephone Strike Is Finally Ended   Employes Of Western Electric Company Given 11 And 1-2 Cents-An-Hour Average Wage  Increace With Reoinn Thitfaerantial«

FINAL PHASE. -OF NATIONAL - STRIKE ENDS   WESTERN ELECTRIC AND ITS, EMPLOYES REACH AGREE_MENT. AND PICKETS TO BE WITHDRAWN —

LAST BIG PHONE DISPUTE ENDED   Equipment Workers Settle With WE Officials

PHONE STRIKE IS BELIEVED TO BE ALL OFF   Last Major Dispute Is Reconciled by Parties Interested

ACEW Union  Gets Pay Hike Of 11 1-2 Cents   Conclusion of Whole Walkout Signalled By Latest Agreement

Last Major Dispute In Phone Industry Walkout is Settled   Equipment Workers Granted Wage Increase By Western Electric to End Strike, Signal Return of Normal Telephone Service

Last Phone Strikers Settle for 113 Cents, End 20-State Tieup   Locals Must Ratify Pact Sending 20,000 Back to Work

Settlement Ends Telephone Tie-Up  Western Electric,  Union Reach Terms

PHONE STRIKE FINALLY ENDS ~ AFTER 6 WEEKS   Settlement Made In Natienwide Tiewp On Basis Of 114-Cent Boost   WORKERS ORIGINALLY ASKED $12 INCREASE

20,000 Will Get 1112 Cent Wage Boost   Workers Will Return To Jobs In 42 States In Morning

Last Phone Dispute Settled    Service Throughout Nation Expected to Be Normal By Morning Following W. E. Pact

Final Phase Ends For Nations Telephone Strike   Communication Equipment Workers Agree To New Contract; Full Restoration Of Work Expected Early Tomorrow Morning

Agree On New Contract With Western Electric   20,000 Members Of Union To Return To Work Tomorrow: Given $4.40 Weekly Hike

Temperatures   Western Electric Workers Receive 1112-Cent Boost, Accept No-Strike Pledge During Two-Year Contract

Labor er te An. e for  "Beste a ale   'BACK TO WORK SOON   New Agreement Also Pro vides for 2-Year NoStrike Clause

PACT SETTLES LAST MAJOR PHONE DISPUTE   Equipment Workers, West: ern Electric Agree On Wage Bowst

800 REFUGEES SENT TO CYPRUS   Natlonwide Strike Potesting Deportation Fails to Hilt Sailing of Kefugees from Haifo.

His Job Is Crummy One Says Sigler; Proposals For Reforms Outlined

Governor Calls Post ‘Crummy’   Calls Self Only ‘Glorified Clerk’  am Ackina More Pawe:

BRITISH INTERN JEWISH LEADERS   Effort Made To Quiet Refugees Docked at Hamburg

CRACKDOWN ON “RUSSIAN LOAN -{ ADVOCATED   INFLUENTIAL MEMBER OF  HOUSE TO MOVE-TO BLOCK bo PINANGIAL “XID To ae «SOVIET UHION 

House Slashes Foreign Aid  $80 Million   Cuts China Program, Okehs Relief for  Austria, Italy, France

Relief Bill Is Reduced hy 88 Millions   Slash Is Facing Opposition in Upper Chamber

NEWSPAPERS  DELAYED HOURS         at.  Pu bishexs of Chicago ate! Ahiarze Slowdowns

Labor Dispute Paralyzes Two  Chicago Papers   ‘Sun Management Assert Action By i: Union

Advocate Expense, Tee Slash   Lichtenwalier,  Martin Describe   Fe ntt Defense

Legislators Call For Cut In Taxes  Lichtenwalter Says Govt. Prices Top Food

Demand Cut in Expenses, Taxes   Martin, Lichtenwalter Speak at Pittsburgh Meeting

LICHTENWALTER TELLS HIS VIEWS ON GOVT.   Sen. Martin Criticizes The Democratic Administration   HIGH COST OF GOVT.

OPPONENTS OF SALES TAX T0 CONTINUE FIGHT   Battle Will Be Taken Te Appeals Court If Necessary, Black Says   ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OPINION QUESTIONED

lax Fight May Go Into Court   Council Has 15,000 Notarized Signatures On Poetitiane

Takes Man $150 to Get Into Business INVESTMENT DRAWS $80,000 IN DEBT!

SENATE SETS \ QUICK ACTION ON MEASURE   Income Rate Pledge Comes Under Fire During Debate

Senate Promises  To Act Speedily   Move Gives Republican Leaders Ammunition To Push Campaign For Cutting Income Levy Later

\Cops Quell Cut-ups  (Maryland University Mascot  Returned By Hopkins Raiders

Housing Prices ‘Out of Reason’   700,000 Prospective Home Builders Said Siymied

HOME BULONG      Federal investigators  Seek to Lower Home Builder’s Cosis

Red Cross To Offer Free  Swimming Lessons Here   County-Wide Program Announced By Rombough, Water Safety Chairman

Red Cross To Offer Free  Swimming Lessons Here   County-Wide Program Announced B; Rombough, Water Safety Chairman   dinen to County

BALANCE UNDER HALF RATE SEEN AS $64 MILLION   Offers 4 Ways To Lower Levy

Italian Strike Near Solution   Damage Reported to Corn, Rice Crops Due to Strike

Act To Settle ltalian Strike   Threatened Walkout Appears Nearing Early Solution

ITALY FARMERS MAY END STRIKE   Solution Reported to Be Near at Hand

Haly’s Form Worker Strike Near Solution   Report Damage te Rice, Corn Crops os Result Of 1 Nove af Blanla-@

Italy Farm Strike Hope   Settlement Seems Near As Crops Suffer; Push “Hunger March” Plans

UNION DEMANDS PAY HIKE BEFORE ENDING WALKOUT   Company Suggests 10 Boards, instead of One, Be Named to Settle Controversy.   LABOR SECRETARY RAPS STANDS TAKEN   Declares Neither Side Is Showing “Any Recognition of Public Kesponsibility They Have.”

Labor Sceretary Schwel Jenbach’s Peace Plan Turned Down By Both Strikers and Company

GOVERNMENTS STRIKE - ENDING PLAN REJECTED   Telephone Company And Union Criticized By Schwellenbach

BABY GIRL LEFT WITH A STUDENT   ATTRACTIVE BRUNETTE DISAPPEARS AS NOTEE DAME MAN HOLDS INFANT.

University Golfer Trades Fountain Pen for Apparently Unwanted Baby

Martial Law Is Threatened   Ten Arabs, Two Jews Killed in Holy Land

Hurricane Heads For Jacksonville   Disaster Workers Along Coast Poise Themselves For Possible Action

Storm Is 250 Miles Off Coast   Hurricane Headed For JacksonvillePath is Still Guess

COMPLALNTS OF BUSINESS MEN OF THREATS WILL  ‘  BE GIVEN FULL AT : TENTION

Economie Parley Slated For Last Half of 1918   Proposal Js Approved Unanimously

MANILA FEARS TYPHOON WILL STRIKE THERE   ISLANDS REPORT SEVERE DAMAGE FROM TWISTER p NOW HEADED FOR 4 CAPITAL

MANILA BRACES TO MEET GALE   Typhoon, Damaging Area: In Philippines, To Hit City Late Today

MANILA BRACES FOR TYPHOON NEARING CITY   Police And Relief Agencies In Capital And Environs Alerted For Emergency

Senators Ask U.S. Subsidies For Landlords   To Be In Lieu Of Rent Hikes

‘Government Subsidies For Landlords Talked By Solons  ‘In Lieu of Further Rent Boosts

Subsidization”  For Landlords — To Be Studied   Senators Taylor and Buck Say Landlords Wouldn’t Be Forced to Foot * Ril

Resignation Of Hannegan Hangs In Air   Democratic National Chair man Says He Will Get Checkup; Sees Truman Re-elected

Takes ‘Kim Up One-by- One At Hearing Today     Declares Enactment Of R2strietive Laws Would   Declares Enactment Of Re strictive Laws Would Beget ‘Industrial Confusion   Senator Taft Takes Issue   Tells Green He Takes “De. featist Approach” In Condemning Bills Before Congress

TAFT RAPS AT A. F. L. STAND   Calls Attitude Of President Green ‘Defeatist ' Approach’

Taft, Green In Spirited Exchange   Senators Advise AFL Chief to Help $clve Labor issue

Farmers Billed by Army Engineers in Flood Rescue Work   Government Equipment Rental Charged for Saying Property

Farmers Billed by Army Engineers in Flood Rescue Work  Pe ener  PE eer eee   Government Equipment Rental Charged for Saving Property

British Theory Fails ‘To  Produce   Analysts Declare America Couldn’t  Make Profit

Productior Is Answer!   Bevin Pian to Raise Dollar Value of Gold A “Superficial” Scheme

Coldness Over Gold Proposal Isn't Thawing   New Interpretations Of Bevin Plan Given

Loans, Gifts Are Said (Objectives   New Explanation Fails To Make Proposal Look Good to Experts

U.S, STILL COLD TO BEVIN’S PLAN   Gold Sharing Seen Bid For Drawing ‘Loans, Gifts’

Gold Plan Termed Bid For Loans    U.S. Officials Fail To Thaw Towards Redistribution of Fort KMnay Harr

U. S. Remains Cool Toward  Bevin’s Plan   Idea of Sharing Gold at Fort Knox Among Other Nations Fails to Create Much  - Enthusiasm.

New Interpretations Do Not Change Chilly Reception To Bevin Plan

New Definition ~ Of Bevins Gold Idea Falls Flat   U. S. COOL TOWARD PLAN TO SHARE GOLD WITH OTHER NATIONS

Treasury Experts Rap Gold Proposal By Ernest Bevin ‘Invitation to Make Loans or Gifts”

Bevin's Gold Plan Gets U. 5. Cold Shoulder   New Interpretations Of Proposal Fail To Thaw Officials; No  Advantaae To U. S.

Gold Proposa Of Bevin New Bid for Loan   U.S. Officials Give New Interpretation to Redistribution Proposal

US Sfill Cold . To Bevin's Idea On Nation's Gold   -Would Increase Inflation, Say Critics of Plan

FAILED TO THAW U. S. OFFICIALS IN GOLD CASE   New Interpretation of What Bevin Meant Failed in Its Purpose,   A PROFIT TO THE U. 8.?   Could Be Used in Paying for Aid to Europe Without More Burden.

U. S. Still Cold On Gold Proposa   Officials Opposed To Bevin’s Plan  Of Redistribution

EXPLANATIONS OF BEVIN PLAN   New interpretations 0 Redistribution Of Gold Given

U. §. EXPERTS RAP BEVIN S GOLD PLAN   New Interpretations Fai To Impress Officials

BRITISH CHIEFS TRY TO EXPLAIN GOLD’ PROPOSAL   say U. S. Could Make ‘Profit on Raising Dollar Value of Holdings

Gold Proposal ‘Invitation’ For Loans, Gifts   Bevin’s Plan Fails te Thaw Official U. 8S Coolness to Idea

U.S. Reaction Cool to Bevin  Plea tor Gold   Plan Inflationary. Americans Insist— More Production Called Europe’s Hope

Sees New Bid for Loans or Gifts  WASHINGTON COLD TO BEVIN THEORY

- Bevin’s Explanation Fails To Soften U. S. Attitude   Rye OCVARIT VR MOLONY

Bevin Gold Plan Seen Bid For Loans Or Gifts   Treasury Expert Expresses Views

Experts Cold ‘To Bevin Idea On Gold Value   Vheary [s Called Now Invitation To Meke Loans

New Slant on Bevin's Gold Proposal Leaves U. §. Officials Unimpressed

Bevin's Plan Bid for More Money, Belief   Just Invitation To Make Another ‘Loan,’ Official Asserts

Bevin Gold Scheme Called “Invitation” To Make More Loans   U.S. Officals Continue Cold Toward . British Minister’s Thought

GOLD PROPOSAL IS TERMED NEW BID FOR GIFTS   American Officials Can See No Advantage To This Country In British Proposal For Redistribution Of Gold Stored At Fort Knox.

U.S. Treasury Opposes View Taken By Bevin on U.S. Gold   Dead Set Against Any Increase In Value of Dollar

Bevin's Gold Plan Seen New Hint For Loan   New Interpretations Of Proposal Fails To Thaw U.S. Coldness Toward Idea

Small Business  Probe Is Voted   Would Put Union Shop And Closed Shop Up To Plant Workers

SCHOOL AID BILL AND OTHER MEASURES PASSED DURING HECTIC MEETINGS ON LAST DAY

Governor Herbert Fares Well In First Session With Ohio Legislature

‘Six Rescued From Frozen Antarctic Wastes After 2 Weeks of Hardship:

Probe of Airliner Crashes Asked   . Survivors of Antarctic Plane Tells of Hardship, Death   ORDER CURFEW AFTER BLAST

SIX FLIERS IN EXPEDITION AIR CRASH RESCUED   Wild Rejoicing as Airmen Tell of Terrific Hardships in Antarctic

[Rescued Expedition Fliers Tell of Terrific Hardships in Antarctica

Survivors of Antarctic Crash Tell of Enduring 2 Weeks of Suffering 

Dramati¢ Rescue From Ice   - Three Killed in Crash ‘Buried in Antartic) ~ Graves; Fire. Signals ‘Lead to Downed. Plane

Six of Missing Byrd Expedition Fliers Rescued   Survivors Recount Hardships Following Crash on Polar Ice

Byrd Crash Survivors Buried Dead, Suttered Cold, Confident of Rescue

Survivors Tell Of Standing Off Terrific Hardships Until Found In Wastes Of Antarctic

Six Survivors Of Wrecked Byrd Plane Tell Ot Hardships Endured In Frigid Antarctic

Out of the White Hell Antarctic Plane Survivors  Were Dazed for Day and Half

Seaplane's Survivors Tell How They Evaded Death in ‘White Hell’ of Antarctic

BURIED THEIR 3  DEAD COMRADES  IN SNOW GRAVES WITHSTOOD GREAT  HARDSHIPS, NEVER NOURTING REerEC

BACK ON SHIP   Six Men. Tell How Three Companions Died in Explosion and Crackup   NEVER HAD DOUBT THAT THEY WOULD BE SAVED

Six Survivors of : Antarctic Tragedy Rejoice at Rescue   Tell Story of Terrific Hardships; 3 Comrades Buried in Snow

4 Cumyivore of Antarctic Plane Crash Had No Doubt Rescue Would Come

War Profit Probe > Procedure Argued   29 Die In Plane Crashes  Over Nation; Two Survive   Antarctic Crash Survivors Relate Hardships

Tragedy in Antarctica Described   Six Survivors of Polar Crash Tell Of Burying Dead

Six Of Nine Navy Fliers Are Rescued   Three Perish  In Antarctica

Buried Their Three Deat Comrades In Graves Of Snow; Sing Commander’s Praises

Six Survivors Tell Story Of  Antarctic Crash   Signal Fire Leads To Rescue After 2 Weeks OF Hardchin.

Survivors Tell Story of Plane Crash   Men Dazed by Shock Are Rescued From Frozen Hell

Survivors of Air Crash in Antarctic Tell of Long Wuit   Smoke from Packing Boxes Guided Planes To Their Rescue

Navy Rescues ‘Six Lost Two Weeks ‘after Crash in Antarctica Wastes

6 Survivors Of Antarctic Crast: Return To Ship  Plane Crashed When View Of Horizon Lost 3 Buried On Scene

‘Story ot Hardships in Antarctic \Told by Survivors of Plane Crash

Survivors of Wrecked Antarctica ‘Plane Tell of Hardships Affer Crash

‘BITTER EXPERIENCES IN “WHITE  HELL” OF ANTARCTIC RELATED BY ‘SURVIVORS RESCUED NEAR POLE 

Survivors Of Polar Crash Relate Struggle  Lived In Rear Of Plane On Emergency Rations, Buried Victims Third Day

U.S, WATCHES ~ INDIAN MOVES   PLANS MADE. TO. EVACUATE MISSIONARIES AND OTHERS : IF. THERE ‘ARE BLOODY i /UQUTBREAKS ' -

AMERICANS IN INDIA WATCHED   U. $. Réad¥” To Evacuat Some 3,000 Residents If Strife Erupts

Troops Abandon Search for Heiress   Reporter Reunites Couple When Cupid Loses Aim

HEAD OF ALASKA TO SPEAK AT KU.   Ernest Gruening Will Ad dress Students. November 14   COMPLETES THE LIST

~ TO SPEAK AT KU:   Ernest Gruening Will Address Students, Novem ber l4   COMPLETES THE LIST

Psychology Aid To Weighty Ladies   Emotional Strain  May Be Cause Of Heavy Eating

Tenant Shoots His Landlord, ‘Three Others   Man Kills. Self After Wishing Firemen Merry Christmas

EFFORT: MADE: TO PUMP AIR "INTO TUNNELS   RESCUE WORKERS SAY CHANCES ‘ARE SLENDER "THAT. ANY OF MEN WILL. BE FOUND: ALIVE

State Chairitian Praises. Record Bond Sales Here  Ed Leigh McMillan Names W. A. Owens County Chairman

Mountbatten. New Viceroy of India Until Government Control Changes

Threc Physicians Testify Dr. Ross Insane on May 25   Witnesses Noted Change In Mental Condition Before Mass Slayings

Father Is Accused Of Killing Woman   48 - Year-Old Neighbor  Accused In Brutal ~ Sex Slaying

FRIGID WEATHER HITS MINNESOT!   Cold Wave From Canada Ex: pected to Be Tempered By Current Warm Air

SIX JAP KILLERS HANGED ON GUAM   All Convicted of Atrocities During the War

100,000 SCHOOL TEACHERS MAY QUIT THIS YEAR   600,000 Desert Profession fo Higher Paying Jobs in Last Seven Years

Third Party Is Now Aim Of Radicals   Sympathizers Are Dangerous, Savs House Group

0000000 REDS IN US, STEELE TELLS HOUSE COMMITTEE   Witness Testifies Communists _ Have Infiltrated Ranks Of-Army <

Russia Claims U. §. Proposal Admits Right to Reparations From Germany

Moscow Parley Bears Little Fruit   Vishinsky Claims Marshall Has Yielded On Reparations Issue

Soviet Hails Marshall Plan On Reparation:   Vishinsky Calls It ‘What We’ve Been Fiohtine For’

‘SPEAKING FRANKLY? '2y Jone: Fr. 2y   After Roosével’s Death, Truman Requested Byrnes Be Secretar y Of State Day After Funeral

‘Communist Influences In Japan Negligible, Under Control, Is Claim

NO COMMENT IN MOSCOW   Radio Ignores Truman and Mar. shall Statements

REED TO INVESTIGATE   Senator Demands Increased Production of Freight Cars

Partitionment Protest Rocks Three Nations  wre wT   U.S. Information Office Shattered in Egyptian Capital

FIGHTING RAGES IN STREETS OF EGYPT AND IRAQ   British. Launch Strong Bid To Maintain Order In. Holy Land Uprising

ARABS RIOT IN EGYPT AND IRAQ   Shipload of Illegal Jewish Immigrants Lands at Tel Aviv

Tomorrows Aeadlines “Jaday  2 KILLED IN HOLYLAND RIOTS; SHIP OF JEWS RUNS BLOCKADE

Moslems Wreck U.S. Office In Baghdad as Arab Rioters Toave 94 Dead in Palestine

ARABS CAUSE TROUBLE IN EGYPT, IRAQ  British Begin Campaign to Restore

ARABS HOLD RIOTS IN EGYPT AND IRAQ: BRITISH CURB ACTS   Flurry of Gunfire Sends Bullets Whizzing Over Rooftops in Jewish * Part of Jerusalem.   POLICE BREAK UP CROWDS IN CAIRO

Riots in Mid-East Protest Palestine Partition Decision   Violence Marks Demonstrations In Eaypt, lraq

Jew Death Toll Increases To 24 in Demonstration   Refugee Ship Slips Through Blockades

RITISH TROOPS VE TO QUELL ALESTINE. RIF   ‘Arab, Jewish Rioting -Breaks Out in Iraq, Eevot Over Partition

Bloody Rioting Breaks Out in Egypt and Iraq   Students in Cairo and Mob: in Baghdad Do Damage to Property

Bloody Rioting Breaks Out in Eayot and Iran   Holy Land Disorder Spreads Following UN Okay on Partitioning

Arab Rioting Breaks Out Anew In Keypt And Iraq   Large Crowds Of Students Run Amok In Cairo, Scattering Only When Steel-Helmeted Police Charge With Blazing Guns; Jewish Refugees Slip Into Palestine

IOTING AGAIN REAKS OUT IN GYPT, IRAQ   ‘ets Streak Over Jerusa. ~: British Troops Seek To Restore Order.

New Arab Rioting Begins in Egypt: 1] Hurt in Caire   Angry Moslems Wreck U.S. Information Service Office in Bagdad   JEWISH SHIP SLIPS THROUGH BLOCKADE   Underground Lands 200 in Tel Aviv Area, First Since Partition

SOLONS READY TO TAKE OVER PASTS FRINAY   Last Parts Of Program For Postwar Prosperity Put In Place   EYES ON 1948 ELECTION   GOP Presidential Plans Are Shaped; Harmony Reigns Among Repubiicans

Gasoline Runs Short In State   East Michigan Hit By Scarce Supplies

Dr. John T. Harrington, Chairman of Trustees Of Baylor University, Dies After Short IiIness

MOSCOW MEET ENDS WITH ABANQUET .   Stalin Gave Dinner At the Kremlin; _ ta Meet Again i in. Nov.

Big Shot Labor Leaders Gird Loins For Biggest Political Year In 1948

Labor Chiefs Map. Strategy For E lection   Leaders Organizing To Make 1948 Their Biggest Political Year

TRIPLETS BORN TO MISSOUR] WOMAN   Mrs. T. Fred Garrison Gave Birth to Three Girls Sunday.

3 Out of 5 Doing Well—  Triplets Born at C. arthage, Mo., Siamese Twins in Wyoming

Co. Grange To Meet On  December, 4   Quarterly Session of Pomonc Grange To Be Held At Buffalo Mills; Speakers Include Gen. Wood

Pomona Grange To Hold Quarterly  Meeting June 5   Session Will Be Conducted at Osterburg Grange Hall, With Special Musical Numbers and Addresses Planned

State Senate Passes Bill  By 50-8 Vote   Accept House Version; All Efforts For Amendment Defeated

Senator Accuses David Lilienthal  Fight Is Carried to Senate Floor

Truman Signs $350 Million Relief Bill   RFC to Advance $75 Million at Once for Relief

Committee Approves Rent Bill   Senate Group Would Extend Controls Through Feb.. 1948

Hometown Basis Recommended for Control of Rents   Senate Group Turns Down Plan for 10 Percent General Increase

Bill Extends Rent Controls To Feb., 1948   Measure Approved by Sen. ate Committee Continues Present Ceilings

Controls On Rent Remain  Until 1948  Blanket Increase Is Not Favored

Senate Committee Extends Control On Rents to 1948   10:Pct. General Increase Rejected

No Blanket Rent Boost Provided   Continued ( Controls Approved: Local Changes Possible

Rental Control  Backed   Senate Committee Would Extend It To March 1948

Committee OKs 11MoreMonths OfRentControl   No Blanket Increases Are Provided in Senate Measure

Sugar and Rent Biils Rushed   Blanket Increase Not Included in Senate Measure

Rent Control Bill Approved   Senate Unit Backs Controls Without Any Rlanket Increase

‘S RENT EXTENSION Y BILL APPROVEI   EDITOR CHARGES Ri KOREA TRICKERY BI   Senate Banking Group Sets 1948 Deadline

RENT CURBS BACKED TILL MARCH OF 1948   Senate Group Turns Down Any Blanket Increase

Senate Committee Would Continue  Control on Rent  New Proposal Would Establish Groups For Local Decisions

SERVICES AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH GAINING INTEREST  Noted Tennessee Préacher Delivers

SERVICES AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH GAINING INTEREST   Noted Tennessee Preacher Delivers Modern-Day Sermons

Lilienthal Decision Due This Week; Portal Pay Bill Pushed In Senafe

Lilienthal Decision Due In Short Time   Action of Committee Apt To Be Decisive for Truman’s« Choice

GROUP ACTION GREAT FACTOR   Atomic Committee’s Say So On Lilienthal May Stick

Senate Action Due This Week On Lilienthal   Appointment Shares Attention With Bill  To Crush Portal Suits

DECISION NEAR ON LILTENTHAL   Action Expected This Week By Senate Committee On Atomic Energy

Slump in Grain Prices Reversed   Threat of Frost Given as a Reason

Grain Price Drop Halted   Threat of Frost Reverses Trend; Butter, Eggs Dip

Grain Price Slump Ends; Butter, Eggs Moving Lower Again   Livestock Prices Mixed at Chicago and Other Markets Today

COSTS OF FOOD UP AND DOWN   Grain Recovers From Slump; Butter, Eggs Move Lower

Prices Continue Downward  - Top -May Be Reached An High Living Costs

Wheat Climbs   A threat of frost and wheat buying by millers reversed the protracted slump in grain prices at the Chicago Board of Trade today, but wholesale butter and egg prices continued their downward trend.

Eves, Butter Futures Drop   Price Slump in Grains Reversed But Prices Again Turn Down

In Some Areas  As Grains Fall   National Groups Demand . Return Of Rationing. To Combat Hike In, Living Costs

FOOD PRICES ARE SHOWING A DECLINE   Threat of Frost and Wheat Buying by Millers Reverses a Protracted Slump in Grain Market, However.

GRAIN FUTURES MOVE UP AGAIN AS NATION WATCHES FOR TREND  RISING CHORUS HEARD: FOR VOLUNTARY RATION  CMB RATOMF Aral rnm ar

‘Wheat Prices Jump but Other Grains And Livestock Continue Down Trend

SLUMP IN GRAINS IS REVERSED   Egg ond Butter Futures Still on Downward Trend

GRAIN FUTURES MOVE UP AGAIN AS NATION WATCHES FOR TREND  RISING CHORUS HEARD FOR VOLUNTARY RATION SOME PRICE CONTROIS

Downward Trend In Grains, Eggs, Butter... .  Chicago Markets Watched For Sign Of Price Slump

Security Bill Passed, Goes  To Governor   Majority Leader and Whip Hail Accomplishments Of Session Expected te Wind Up Tonight

Final Measure Given Okeh at State Capitol   Way Cleared for Adjournment When Both Houses Approve Conference Report on Supplemental Annranriatian Rilt

MAJOR STEEL STRIKE THREAT 1S ELIMINATED   Two-Year Agreement for 15-cent Hourly Wage Boost Is Announced.

AGE ‘PATTERN’ ENDS THREAT OF BIG STEEL TIEUP   Unprecedented 2-Year Agreement with 15c Hr. Boost for Union Workers

Employes Te Receive 15 Cents Raise   New Agreement Will Continue Two Years

Steel Hikes Workers’ Pay 15 Cts. Hour   Two-Year Agreement Signed Sunday, Ending  Threat Of Strike

STEEL AGREEMENT WILL STOP STRIKE; 15 GENTS GRANTED   ‘Big’ Firms Come to New Decision Yesterday at Pittsburgh; Boosts to Be Retroactive.   PORTAL TO PORTAL SUIT TO BE DROPPED

15 CENT HOURLY INCREASE GIVEN STEEL WORKERS   Sign New Two Year Agreement; Cancel Portal Pay Charge

Temperatures   Murray and Officials of U.S. Steel Approve 15-cent Boost: Fairless Hopes to Avert Hike in Steel Price

15-CentHourly Wagelncrease Given Workers   No Price Boost  ts Contemploted. Rell « Geant

Compromise On Waae Increases  Has Been Reached   Unprecedented Two Year Pact Reached Retroactive To May 1, And Runs Until May 1, Of 1949.

Agreement Provides For $1.00 Per Day Increase And Is Retroactive To April 1; Runs To May 1, 1949   PORTAL Pay SUIT SUPPORT WITHDRAWN

Threat of Steel Strike Averted By 15-Cent Hike   Other Basic Companies Expected to Fall in Line; Contract Runs Two Years

Fifteen- Cent Hourly “Wage. Increase Is  Granted Sunday. = REACH A ACCORD  Phil Murray a and U.S. Steel Corp. Agree . To Terms

“$1 Per Day Wage Boost Ends Steel Strike Threat; Two-Year Agreement Set

PRICES FOR FOOD TQ CONTINUE nIGH, DEPARTMENT SAYS    Strong. Domestic Demand and Large Exports Cited  Fas wpe

Agriculture Department Says Strong Domestic Demand Plis Large Agricultural Exports Shonld Hold Prices at High Levels During Next Few Months,

FORECAST OF FOOD PRICES ~ ISSUED BY AG DEPARTMENT   CONTINUED HIGH COST 18 PREDICTED FOR AT LEAST SEVERAL MONTHS

CUT NUMBER OF OFFICERS   HUNDREDS OF RESERVE OF. FICERS ARE, BEING ’" DROPPED FROM ACTIVE DUTY -

Spaatz Declares Reds Duplicate U.S. Superforts  Designs Obtained From Wrecked Craft. Ceneral Sawe«

American Editor Of Shanghai Dies   John B. Powell, 60, Was “Enemy No. 1° of Japan

House Leaders Agree On Public Works Program  No Big Projects Planned In 1947

CLASH AVERTED ON WORKS PLAN   Harmony Seen On Agree ment For Less Spending

President Truman Expected to Launch Attack on GOP Tax Cut Program   2ome Signs, However, Administration May ‘Compromise on Lower Income Reduction

Wallace’s Talks Abroad Doing Great Disservice To U. S.. Solon Declare:

Eastland Says  Speeches Doing Great Injustice   Senator Hits Attitude Of Former Secretary As Hearings Go Into Fourth Day

Senator Eastland Says He  Js Performing Great Die service to American People

Solon Declares Wallace Talks Undermine US   European Talks Said Inducing Our Allies To Desert

Flays Wallace For ‘Disservice’ To United State:   Sen. Eastland Says Talks Abroad Weaker Hands of Nation

Eastland Hits Wallace Trip   Performing Disservice To American People by Speech Abroad «

CHARGES IOWAN VISITS FRANCE AS RED GUEST   Upper Chamber Hears Accusations in Policy Debate

PERFORMING GREAT DISSERVICE TO THE AMCDICAN DENDIE   This Statement Concerning Wallace Was Made by Sen. Eastland.   BY SPEECHES ABROAD   Wallace ‘Is Opposing President Truman’s GreekTurkey Aid.

Wallace Stand On Greek Aid Hit by Senator   Ex-Vice President Urges Britain to Steer Middle Course

GM Rejects Arbitration Plea; Judge Cuts Lewis Union Fine   Court Rules UMW Has Complied with Order   FBI Joins Search for Men Who Cut Cables

GM Sparring On Terms of Pavlncrease      Company and Auto ‘Workers ’ .Unable-to Agree Over. -Division of 15 cent an Hour Boost

Anti-British Signs Daubed On Five Consulate Buildings  Nazi Colors Splashed on New York Office; Two Youths Under Arrest in Philadelphia

Anti-British Slogans Found  InFiveCities   British Consulates Swapped With Nazi Designs; Two Philadelphians Nabbed

FOUR SUITS FILED IN COUNTY COURTS; TWO FOR DIVORCES   Dorothy Hammerstein, o! ert oe Action o Recover Damages   Charles Walton Named De_ fendant in Action in Assumpsit

2 SUITS ENTERED ‘AT COUNTY SEAT INVOLVE LOCALITES   Sam and Ruth Friedman, Also Francis J. O’ Have Been I  YT -—=— . , 4 pip»: i in. se aoe - #. eee   ardley R Damages In Action In  In Trespass

FOUR WIVES SEEK DIVORCES IN THE BUCKS CO. COURTS   Husband of One is Still in Italy; Married in 1940   ONE LIVES AT CO. SEAT   Hilltown Twp. Woman and Husband Lived Together Only Four Months

MOTORIST SUED FOR $5,601.73 AS RESULT OF CRASH   Walter Pacenski, Bensalem Township, Named Defendant in Suit   OCCURRED FEB. 7, 1946   Two Libels in Divorce Have Been Filed With Court

STOMPLER ENTERS ‘SUIT AGAINST THE SPRING WATER (0.   Ex - Superintendent Seek: . Wages for Four Months, Claiming Sum of $1700   C.F. Crowley, S. Langhorne ( Named Defendant In Trespass Action

THREE SUITS ARE FILED; 2 OF THEM "ARE FOR DIVORCES   A. M. Landes, Doylestown, Seeks to Recover $2,500 for Auto Accident   tte nite stim  Mrs. Mary McConnell and Mrs. Katie Beer Want Separations

Chalfont Man and Woman _ Named Defendants In Bucks Co. Action   EX-G.I. ASKS DIVORCE

MOTORIST ASKS $1,000 IN TWO CAR ACCIDENT   Three More Divorces Filed In Prothonotary's Office   2 HUSBANDS, WIFE SUE

MILFORD WOMAN SUED IN Sdbd AUTO CLAIN   Langhorne And Bristol Duc Seek Divorces Here   FILE EJECTMENT SUIT

Mathew M. Buckley, South , and Oscar Ett , N :  TWO DIVORCE LIRFEIS

ENTERS SUIT TO ro - COSTSFOR BUILDING REPAIRS   RESULT OF CONTRACT   Repairs Were Made to Barn Milkhouse, Silos, Under Reported Contract

Lashes Out Bitter Cold and Winds Of Gale Force; Aims At Atlantic Seaboard

Americans Masters Over Nationals   Continue Sweep of Annual All-Star Games With 8-Hit Attack

Orid CHURCH FIRE FATAL TO. CHE   $100,000 Blaze f Blaze in Cleveland troys Old Buildings

Stiffening Gales of Another Tropical —  Storm Cause Fresh Alarm Along Coast

NEW STORMS NEAR DEVASTATED ARE ESTIMATE. DAMAGE   Gulf Coast Region Is in Path of Another Tropical Disturbance ; Issue Warnings.   WAVE ENGULFS BAY ST. LOUIS

Planes Plot Path Of New Hurricane In  Coastal Area   Stiffening Gales of  Tropical Disturbance Sweep Across Florida Straits Toward Gulf

CONTINUANCE OF ORE PREMIUMS URGED IN BILL   Extension of Government Aid To Zinc Mines Asked By Kansas Solon

Airman Sucked From Plane.  Plunged To Death In Sea      Navigator Pops From Pressurized Cabin Like Cork From Champagne Bottle When Plexi-Glass Bubble Tears Loose: Planes Ordered To Fly At Lower Altitule

PLANS TO RUN ON “PEACE” PLATFORM   Announces Candidacy In Radio Address   ASSERTS POLICIES   Of Democrats, Republicans “Opens Door To War In Our Lifetime”

Prosperity And Peace Platform  Attacks Marshall Plan. UMT. Proaram

Presidential Bid Puts Bright Prospects On Hopes Of Republicans   Dramtaic Conflict Between President And Former Vice President Seen In LeftWinger’s Entry Campaign.

Wallace Seeking Presidency on _ 3rd Party Ticket   Contends New Alignment  Needed to Prevent War.

Former Vice President And Erstwhile Cabinet  Member Announces Presidential Candidacy Pin Decne Bua Daensentes Pa sew,

Admits Presidential Gesture Cant “a  bled Eyeing      Charges Other Parties Foster War While He Promotes ‘World Peace’

WALLACE SAYS HE WILL RUN FOR PRESIDEN’   Will Campaign on Platform Advocating Peace and Prosperity

RE-ELECTION OF TRUMAN DIMMED BY THIRD PARTY   Wallace’s Desire For Presidency To* Divide Democrats

DEMO PARTY BOLTED   “Peace And Prosperity” To Be Wallace Platiorm

Will Run — a On Third — Party Ticket   * Threatens Truman’s Chances. As He Splits. Deniocrats, ~ Main Labor Units Aaainst Him

Bolting Former Democrat Cabinet Member Declares His Candidacy As Leader of New Party; Admits  On ‘Hope’ Of Winning Vote

Wallace Bolts Party To Run For President      Announces Platform Of. “Peace And Prosperity.”

WALLACE LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN   Announces For Presidency On 3rd Party Ticket

Bolts Democrats to Campaign on ‘Peace and Prosperity’ Platform: Taylor Receptive to No. 2 Bid

Third Party to Advocate Peace And Prosperity’   Charges Policies Both Major Parties ‘l eadina to War’

Announces Candidacy  +5 hii -————   Parting Company With Democrats Ex « Vice President Calls For New Political Party In Amer faa.

Democrats, Republicans Are Assailed By Wallace   Says Old Parties Stand for Policies Which Open Door To Certain War

WALLACE TO SEEK JOB AS PRESIDENT: TELLS GF POLICIES   Left-wing Groups Wil! Te Wooed for Support of Ticket; May Hamper Truman’s Chances.

Wallace Will Run For Presidency on Independent Tickei   ‘Peace, Prosperity”’ Platform Announcec  In Talk Last Niaht

Wallace Says He’ll Run as Independent   Former Member of Trumar Cabinet Announces Hi Plan to Seek Office  Under Own Flag

Bolts Second Fold; Sees No Hope For GOP   Former Vice-President Changes Party Second Time To Clutter Race As Independent Candidate

WALLACE IS THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE   He Says This Nation Is in Dire Need of Peace and Prosperity

 Campaigns On “Peace’”’ Platform   Bolts Democrats to Became Independent Candidate; Blasts “War. Policy” Parties

BID FOR T PARTY ELECTION IS ANNOUNCED   Left Winger Bolts Dem Group To Cast Lot In Presidential Balloting

Demos, GOP Scorec As ‘War’ Parties.   » Wallace To Run For President As ‘Independent On ‘Peace’ Proaram

Wallace fo Head Third Party Move   Reveals He Will Run For President As Independent Choice

Sen. Taylor Of Idaho Says He’s Considering Bid For Vice-President

Wallace Deserts Democratic Party As GOP Reioices   Republicans, Democrats Called War Parties By Progressive Candidate

WALLACE PLANS SEEN DEM BLOW   Truman’s Chances Of Reelection Given Stiff Jolt

WALLACE WILL RUN IN ‘48 RACE AS INDEPENDENT   Will Seek Presidency or ‘Peace, Prosperity’ Platform

Says Nation Needs New. enment  Peace Main Plank .  a.) a © ene ‘a:

Peace, Prosperity Will Be Theme of Wallace Platform   “Yowan Says GOP, Demos Stand for. . Policy Which Opens The Door tg Wee.

Wallace Bolts Dems and GOP ~ On Presidency   Will Be Independent _ Candidate; Hits Both  Parties

Wallace All-Out In Effort to Lick Truman at Polls   Ex-Cabinet Member Announces Candidacy Under Liberal Banner

Communists Main Force Now Behind Third Party, Which Aims at Power in “52

Senator Taylor May Enter Race For Vice-Pres.   Although Conceded Little Chance For Victory, Wallace’s Action May Have Serious Effect On Democratic Campaign.

WALLACE SAYS HE'LL SEEK PRESIDENCY ON 3RD SLATE: URGES 'PEACE-PROSPERITY’.

- " —BLOW— Republican Prospécts  Brightened   THIRD CONFLICT WITH PRESIDENT

Vice-President Under F.D.R. Maps Policies   ‘Peace, Prosperity, Declared Platform for New Candidate

Wallace to Enter in Race For President   Will Head Third Party on “Peace and Prosperity” Program

Former Cabinet Officer to Run As Independent   One Time Democratic Vice President Bolts Party; Claims Platform ‘Peace And Prosperity’; Also Denounces GOP

OSSES HAT INTO RING AS INDEPENDENT   Former Cabinet Member  _ Reveals in Radio Talk   Bis Decision to Head Third Party.   CALLS FOR “PEACE AND PROSPERITY”   ‘Declares Both Democrats  and Republicans Stand  for Policy That Opens : the Door to War.

Platform for “Peace and Prosperity” Announced in Nation-Wide Radio Talk

Wallace States His Presidential Hopes On 3rd Party Ticket   Has No Name for His Party; He Advocates Peace, Prosperity

Wallace Will Run in 1948 — For President on ‘Peace And Prosperitv’ Platform

Republican Feel Sure of Winning As Wallace Acts   Communist-Sparked Role Taken by Ex-Democratand-Ex-Republican

Former Vice President To Campaign For ‘Peace And Prosperity’   Democratic. GOP Policy Assailed   Senator Taylor May Run For Vice President On Wallace’s Ticket

Ousted: Cabinet’ Officer Hurls Hat In: Ring As “. Independent; Hits: Major Parties

PROSPERITY, PEACE STATED AS PLATFORM   Charges Major Parties Follow Policy That Will Bring War

To Run For President Next Year   Sen. Taylor, of Idaho, May Be Running Mate

sE EKS NOD AS INDEPENDENT IN 1948 CAMPAIGN   Senator Taylor, Idaho, Considering Running for Vice President

Plans fo Leave Ediforial Post To Make Race   Ousted Cabinet Member Fighting for ‘Peace And Prosperity’

Wallace Raps Both Parties, Offers “Peace, Prosverity’ In Aunouncing

Red-Backed Left Winger Boosts Republican Hope To Win Presidency In ’48

Former Vice-President Turns Back On Democrats to Head Third Party Slate in Campaign Next Year

Former Vice President, Bolts Democratic: Party and Says ‘Name- Calling Will: Not _ Deter Him From Active Candidacy

Former Vice-President Bolts Party to Run for President   VAY WITHDRAW

Announces ; Cc an aia “ acy Last: Night In Chicago .   H A S ‘PLATFORM  Advocates Pe Peace: ‘An nid " Prosperity—Hopes, Tn Re Fartan. .:

HIS CANDIDACY IN “48 IS SEEN BOOST FOR GOP   Former Vice President Quits as Editor Of New Republic

7 Group of Businessmen Organize to Secure Nation a Good Cup of Coffee

NEGRO ESCAPED FROM LYNGHERS INN, CAROLINA   Youth Accused Of Attempted Rape Surrenders Te FBI Agents   WHITE LYNCH MOB TOOK HIM FROM JAIL

Negro Escapes From Lynching Mob; Is In Jail  Taken To Raleigh, N.C., After Giving Self Up

NEGRO YIELDS TO FBI AGENTS AFTER ESCAPE   North Carolina Man Suspected in Assault; Eluded Lynch Posse

Rev. G. Hulsebuies Died Saturday  Evangelical Minister Almost Half Century

Rev. Hulsebus “Died Saturday   Member of College Boarc of Trustees Was Well  Known Here

Ellender Offers Bill to Redraft US Election Laws  \Says Measure Has Bi-Partisan Backing

_ocal  emperature   Senate Bill Is Due Monday... . Seek Changes In The Voting Laws

Ellender Writes Control Bill For Elections   New Measure Allows Limitless Spending In Presidential Races

Bi-Partisan Bill Redrafting All Laws On U.S. Elections Will BeIntroduced Monday

Measure Making Sky The Limit In Presidential Campaigns Is Ready   Republicans: Backing Bill That Changes All Federal Election Controls; Will Re Filed Manda

Change Sought In Regulation Of Campaigns   Bi-Partisan Bill Removes limit on Election Spending

Local Temperature   Senate Bill ls Due Monday... , SONA’ xs ew  Seek Changes In The Voting Laws

Bill Would Redraft Federal Election Laws, Permit Unlimited Spending

Sen. Ellender Plans to Submit Bill Redrafting Election Regulations

NEW ELECTIO ELECTIONS BILL DRAFTED      Makes Sky, Limit on Presidential Spending

Official Ruling Is Offered In Wage Dispute   Interpretation Of New Salary Bill. Cautced Dehate 

MEYER ARRESTED ON PATERNITY. CHARGE AETER NIGHT CILJB SCRAP WITH OFFICER 

Hughes’ Press Agent Arrested  John Meyer Held  On Paternity Charge

Party-Giving Agent Seized in New York On Paternity Charge   Denial Is Entered by Huches RepresentativeResists Arresting Cop

Session Rests On Results in French Capital   President May Discuss Marshall Plan With Leaders

Soviet Pressure Causes Czech Withdrawal From Paris Economic Conclave; Seven Nations Abstain   Special Session On Marshall Plan Mav Be Necessary

To lo Carry O Out European Recovery ....  President May Call For Special Autumn Session

Special Meet Of Congress Considered   Solons May Be Called to Carry Out Marshall Plar

Special Session — May Be Called On Europe Recoyery   Truman Says Congress Will Reconvene in Fall If Developments Warrant

May Call Extra Fall Session Of Congress   If Necessary To Carry Out Marshall Aid-To - Europe Plan.

Truman Will Call Congress if Needec   Special Session Hinges On Paris Parley Results

Special Meet Possible For Congress   Session to Be Called If Necessary After Paris Meet

Necessity Will Depend on Need Set Forth in Paris Aid-Europe Parley

Truman To Push Plan Of Marshall   Will Call Special Session Of Congress, If Necessary; Waiting On Paris Outcome

Extra Session Only If Needed President Says  Sees No Hurry xe Pad pe ion all Die

Extra Session Only If Needed President Says  Sees No Hurry Yet For Action On Marshall Plan

CONGRESS MAY MEET IN FALL   Marshall Aid Program Can Cause Special Session

Special Congress Session Looms On  Marshall Plan   President Sees No Present Need

Last-Minute Squeeze Play Balks Czech:   Acceptance Withdrawn At Request Of Moscow After Premier Talks With Soviet Chief   Hungary Rejects Plans To Attend   Russian Influence On Sphere Seen Clearly; Finland and Albania Remain Silent

Lo Carry Out European Recovery .... ee huropean Kecove  President May Call For  Special Autumn Sessjor

MAY. CALL EXTRA SESSION TO AID MARSHALL PLAN  *. TRUMAN SAYS MOVE  setter marem Ak RADI

Special Meet Possible For Congress  Session to Be Called   Session to Be Called if Necessary After Paris Meet

NEWS Behind The NEWS   COMMUNIST BIL FOR WORLD HOLD OVER WORKERS FAILS

Wallace Says U.S. Policy Is Imperialism  Plans Speaking "T Ay Be Tl.   Plans Speaking Tour In United States

MAY ALTER TAX CUT LEGISLATION   Sliding Scale for Al Income Groups Urged.

Republicans Debate Scrapping Flat Tax Reduction Plan For Scale  Favoring Lower Income Group:

@ FAVE MARLW Nw = ne anc oteeaomn ®  Gov. Dewey Insists He Is Not Handling Sen. Ives

NEWS BEHIND . THE NEWS   (Distributed by King Fea Features Synal@ate. Reproduction in whole or io par’ strictly forbidden.)

Loredo Will Climax Washington Birthday Fete   Mere Dixon Faces Life in Prison for Robbery

—LEGISLATURE— Fast Action Is Pleasing  To Governor  Special Session

Legislature's Quick Action Cheers Herbert   Bonus, Welfare Funds Set;- State Pay Increased

ASSEMBLY WORK CHEERS HERBERT   Governor’s Bills Approved Fast With Little Change -

Herbert Happy As Legislators Push Through Special Session With But Few Minor Changes To Administration’s Program

House Delays Taking Stand On Dry Issue   Action Postponed Until Wet Senate Panel Acts Favorably On Bill

House Postpones Action-On State Referendum Bill  Health Committee Fails In Effort To Report Measure Out

PINEY CREEK CASE SLATED TOMORROV   Petitioners Will Present Addi. tional Evidence Concerning Alleged Pollution And Con. clude Their Side

Showdown On Balkan Issue  Looms In U.N.   U. N. Political Committee Heads for Showdown Between U. S. and Russia Over Balkans Issue.

UN MUST DECIDE ON GREEK PLANS   Fiery Debate to End in Showdown On Border Watch

HOPE FADES FOR BALKANS COMPROMISE   iT, N. Political Committee Apparently Faces Choice Between Accept: ing Russian and Amer: ican Points of View.

Choice Must Be Made By Committee  No Chance Remaining   No Chance Remaining Of Compromise On U:.S., Soviet Plans

Climax Near in UN Fight Over Balkans   Issue Boils Down to Decision Between Two Basic Proposals

NO COMPROMISE SEEN IN CLASH OF EAST, WEST  TRADE INSULTS AT  Irn rTti~n 2£46FRP Fiat rn A   TRADE INSULTS AT HECTIC MEETING OF BASIC COMMITTEE

Balkans Issue Draws Nearer  U.N. Showdown   General Debate Come: To Fiery End In Politi.  cal Committee.

Showdown On U. S. Soviet Balkan Quarrel Nears End   Yugoslav Almost Causes Fight in Last Fiery Session

HULLABALOO FLARES IN UN. puIRE NE ARE   Disorder Narrowly Averted ir Hysterical Speech by Yugoslav.

FIERY SESSION PAVES WAY FOR UN SETTLEMENT   “hances Apparently Gone For Compromise In Clash Between Russia And Western Powers On I-xplosive European Issues.

Choice Lies Between U. 5. And Red Plans  No Compromise Is Seen Pe.  er

Valley Bank Deposits   Showdown Near In UN On Tough Balkans Issw

Balkan Dispute Brings Issue To Basic Decision   Tumultous Debate Ends All Chances  For Compromise

Showdow, On, oetween . 9. USSR Near   UN Political Group Must Soon Make Momentous Decision

Fiery Clash On Balkan  Issue Ends.   UN Committee Must Take Sides In Bitter Quarrel

ALL HOPES OF COMPROMISE VANISH   Either Soviet Or American Plan Must Be Accepted   STORMY SESSION   Winds Up In Near Battle Between British, Yugoslav Delegates

UN Nears Showdown Choice Between U.S., Russia as Balkans Debate Comes fo End

Balkans Issue Confronts UN   Chances of Compromise Between Russia and US Ave Apparently Gone

UN Nearing End of Debate On Balkans   Showdown Choice Due Soon Between U, S,  And Russia

Showdown Nears In U. N. Between U. §. and Soviets  Fiery Debate Over  Balkan Issue Tops Previous Clashes

Chances For Compromise Of Clash Remote   American Resolution Calls For New Border Watch To Take Place Of Defunct Commissio!

Showdown Battle Is Expected Between U. S. ‘And Russia Over Issue

U.S., SOVIETS BATTLE ABOUT BALKAN ISSUE   Immediate Fight Boils Down to 2 Major Issue Points

HOT WORDS FLY AS U.N. ARGUES BALKAN ISSUES   Showdown Choice Betweer U. S., Russia Nears In Political Committee

SHOWDOWN ON BALKANS ISSUE DRAWS NEARER   Compromise Between Russia and U, §, Fades After Hot UN Session

—Fiery U.N. Debate—  Balkans Decision Nearing   Chances Appear Gone For A United StatesRussian Compromise

REDS PITTED AGAINST U. 8. INU. N. DEBATE   PROPOSALS CLASH FOR SETTLING GREEK CRISIS

Balkan Issue Fixes Choice Russia. U. S..   Decision Near After One Of Most Tumultuous Debates.

LEGISLATURE MEETS TODAY TO ORGANIZE   State Solons to Hear Final Message Of Sen. Martin

No Action Will be Taken onGoverno r-Elect Duff’s Suggestions Till After His Inaugeration.

1947 Legislature Meets Today to Act On Duffs Program   Need for More Revenue to Be Key Issue At Assembly’s First Postwar Session; GOP Leaders Aiming for Brief Meeting

School Finance Drive Enters Its Second Phase  Business District Canvass to Be ~ Launched Tadayv

School Finance Drive Enters Its Second Phase  Business Canvass to Be Launched Today

RAIL TRAFFIC IN FRANCE IS DISRUPTED BY STRIKE   HALF-MILLION AAIL WORK ERS HAVE LEFT JOBS— “DRAFT” OF EMPLOYEES  BEING URGED

ARMS CUT OFF FOR PALESTINE   Exports From U.S, Halt. ed Because Of Disorders In Holy Land

ew est aS See Beers OS  U.S. BANS EXPORT OF ARMS TO HOLY LAND   Embargo Is Attributed Te ‘Current Disorders’

No Mystery Why Indonesians and Dutch at Odds   Two Nations Have  Nothing in Common  Racially, Otherwise By DEWITT MACKENZIE

Indonesian Fighting Is No Mystery   Day Of Empires Seen Fading, Natives Of Far East Country Seek Action On Inde pendence

Analyst Sees No Dark Mystery About Warfare Between Indonesia and Dutch   Rey DEWITT MACKENZIE

STATE BANK CODE  PASSED BY HOUSE   Nine Other Measures Were Approved by the  Lawmakers   DEBATE SCHOOL LAW

Two Killed, 250 Hurt In Cage Game Tragedy   Bleachers Collapse During Purdue-Wisconsin Basketball Clash at LaFayette; 42 Rows of 100-Foot Lona Structure Crash to Floor

2 Killed In Collapse Of  Bleachers  200 Injured At Purdue-Wisconsin Basketball Game

3500 Basketball Fans At Purdue-Wisconsin Game Tumbled to Floor; Rescue Work Prompt

Packed Stands Fall Injuring Many Students   Disaster Stops Purdue-Wisconsin Basketball Game

Two Die In Sports Tragedy   Count 200 Injured As Bleacher Collapses At Wisconsin: Purdue Basketball Game

Many Injured In Collapse Of Bleacher   Accident Interrupts Basketball Game at Purdue University

Blame Material For Collapse Of Purdue Stands  2 Dead, 142 Still In Hospital:   2 Dead, 142 Still In Hospital; Tragedy Chiils 11.000 Spectators

Two University Student Die and 250 Injured When Bleachers Collapse

2 Killed, 200 Others Injured When Bleachers Collapse As Throng Cheers Purdue Five

2 KILLED, 200 HURT IN FALL OF BLEACHERS   Purdue University Basketball Game Scene of Tragedy

Bleachers  Collapse Fatal to Two  150 or More Hurt During. Game in Purdue Fieldhouse

Bleachers Collapse; Two Dead   About 200 Injured In Tragedy That Occurred During Basketball Game

3,500 CAGE FANS TUMBLED BY COLLAPSE    Stands Snap as Rooters Cheer Hall-Time Lead Over i Wisconsin.

= LEACHERS COLLAPSE  Two Students Killed, 200° Hurt at Purdue Cage Game

Crowd of 11,000 Fans Remains Orderly; War Veterans Aid in Handling  the Many Injured.   NUMEROUS SPECTATORS RECEIVE BROKEN BONES

Two Students Die, 200 Persons Hurt As Stands Collapse   Tragedy Occurs in Indian During Purdue Game With Wisconsin at Lafayette

Tragedy Strikes At a Purdue U. Basketball Game   Jwo Students Killed, 250 Hurt; Wooden Bleachers Collapse

Two Students Die as Purdue Bleachers Fall   Toll of Injured at Basketball Game Catastrophe Is 200

Bleachers At Purdue © Collapse With 4,000; Two Dead, 200 Injured

Ovation To Purdue Ends In Traged  2 Killed, Many Hurt In Bleacher Collapse

2 Dead, 150 Hurt As: Purdue U. Bleachers Fall  Geate Collanse in: Fieldhouse :   Seats Collapse i in Fieldhouse During Basketbal! Game

Two Killed When Bleachers Collapse During Cage Game 200 Injured When Stands Splinter

Wood Stands At University Fall To Floor   Collapse Comes After 4, 000 Purdue Students  Rise in Ovation

Many With Broken Legs And Arms After Purdue Fieldhouse Mishap   4,000 STUDENTS IN COLLAPSED SECTION

COLLAPSE OF BLEACHERS AT PURDUE GAME SAD TRAGEDY   Two Students Dead; 200 Hurt As Section Falls During Half Time

Field House Stands Crash Killing Two   200 Spectators Injured at Purdue University Game

62 Tiers Of Seats ontained 4,000  Pani ic-Stricken Hundreds Pluice   Panic-Stricken Hundreds Plunge Screaming To Floor In Purdue Game

Two Students Killed, 200 Injured When Bleachers Collanse at Purdue

62 Rows Of Seats Crash To Floor  —ss Game A ODN Studantce   Some 4,000 Students In Stands At Time

PURDUE COURT IS SCENE OF TRAGEDY   62 Rows Of Seats Collapse AsFans Jump At Half   Leave Fieldhouse Quietlys Some Fall As High As 30 Feet To Ground

Two Dead, 200 Hurt in Stands Collapse at LaFayette  Schos      Purdue University. Field. house Scene of Trag edy. Monday Night “   Pistol-Packing Grandmother Has Sharp Axe. Ready for Emergencie:

Four Thousand at Baskettell Game in Prdue Fieldhouse” Spilled When Stands’ Collapse. t   TWO TEAMS HELP gv IN RESCUE EFFORTS   Victims Taken From Skat tered Planks and Gives . i 4 2 oe  Lie on Fioor.

Purdue Stands Crash During Cage Contest  62 Rows Of Seats Collapse With Roar

2 Students Die, 200 Injured as _ Bleachers Fall   New Wooden Stands. Filled With 3,500 Cage Followers Al Purdue Game (Collapses

Two Severed. Hands Found   Job “Crudely Done”; Chicago Police Are Investigating Case

State C10 Scores Reds for Abusing UN Veto Power   Convention Feels Ameriean, Soviet Interests Can Be Reconciled   ALP LEADER SEEKS UNION COALITION   Says Some Democrats No Longer Welcome Assistance From His Party

Says Soviet Sincere In Arms Slash   Russians “Suspicious” As Unual, But Seeking Disurmament Aa Much As the United States, Great Britain

Believes Soviet Russia Is Probably Sincere in Desire to Limit Arms

U. S. And Canada Will Continue Te Cellaborate In Peacetime   EACH COUNTRY WILL ABIDE BY CHARTER

Closer — For U.S.Canada   Two Governments Will Exchange Security Information and Standardize Arms

U. S., CANADIAN oe ACT 1S ANNOUNCED   Twe Countries to Collaboyate For Peacetime Joint Security Purposes   COMMON DESIGNS FOR ARMAMENTS PROPOSED

U.§., Canada in Security Pact  To Collaborate For Peacetime Purnotes

9 Countrie: Join for Defense   Exchange of Observers, Arms Standardization Included in Plan

7U.S. SOLDIERS DEFY YUGOSLAV’ ‘ORDER TO MOVE   Blustering Slav's Near Actual War “Tn Trieste Area

Yanks Hole Ground In Trieste  Yugoslav Patrol  DicAase Ameantaan   Yugoslav Patrol Orders American Officer, Six Men To Yield Territory

U. S. TROOPS HOLD FIRM AT TRIESTE   Ignore Jugosiav Demand That They Surrender Region

YANKEES HALT YUGOSLAV FORCE   Tension Is Strong at Border To Trieste Area

Slavies Call Upon Yanks  To Surrender   British Warships, Planes Put On Show Of Power In Tense Trieste

American Officer Defies Ultimatum By Yugoslav Band   ‘Orders Small Force to De   fend Italian Territory  Near Trieste   NOON DEADLINE SET BUT IS UNOBSERVED   Lieutenant Konishi Tell: - Headquarters He Will Hold Ground

Cooler Weather By Monday Seen As a Possibility  Crops (and Humans) Are   Crops (and Humans) Are Almost at Limits of Endurance of Heat

Mere s Hoping —  Heat Siege May Be Broken Monday, Forecasters Say

Some Hope Given for Cool Weather Maybe by Tuesday   Cold Mass Moving From  Northwest May Bring  Relief Soon

’ THERE'S CHANCE HEAT WAVE CAN LOSE ITS GRIP   But Don’t Bank Too Heavily On Hopes for Cooler Air, Not in Oklahoma

ONE MAN DIES IN PRR WRECK NEAR WARREN   Six Others Are Hurt When Seven Cars  Leave Tracks

90% of Liquo: Distilleries  Close Oct. 25   Begin 60-Day Holida: To Save Grain, Despite Unions’ Plea

TRUMAN CALLS ON GOVERNORS TO AID DRIVE   President, Advisers Meet Widespread Indifference

US. Distillers Aaree t to 60-Day Whisky Holiday   President Appeals To Governors to Aid With Food Saving

RUSSIANS OFFER TO LEAVE KOREA   Say They'll Get Out If U. S. Troops Will Depart Too

SOVIETS OFFEF TO - QUIT KOREA   Proposal Conditioned on Withdrawal of U. S. Troops

Russian Offer To Quit Korea Called Tactical   Suggestion Based On U.S. Willingness © To Leave South Area

RUSSIA MAKES KOREA PROPOSAL   Troops Would Be Withdrawn Simultaneously With U.S.

Russia Offers To Withdraw Korea Troops   Proposes Step If U. 8S. Will Move Troops, Out At Same Time   SEEN AS RUSSIAN TACTICAL MANEUVER

SOVIET MAKES. ‘OFFER.TO END KOREA CONTROL   sUAPHIBE MOVE 18 BELIEVED BASED ON EFFORT TO KEEP e DISPUTE FROM UN

Dewey Signs Bill - Permitting Lecal ~ Retail Sales Levy   Measure Gives Communities Most Sweeping Tax Powers in History   NEW LAW BECOMES EFFECTIVE JULY 1   Taxes on Real Estate No Longer Sufficient, Govner Contends

LABOR BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE   Despite Hint Truman Will Veto Measure

Passage Effected In Face of Veto   i Measure Which Would Put Drastic Curb on Unions Voted 68 to 24: Bul Naw Goes to Conference.

Measure Receives Six Votes More Than Needed to Override Presidential Veto

Final Vote. Of 68To 24: Is Recorded   VOTED DOWN LESS DRASTIC DEM. SUBSTITUTE MEASURE; VOTE IS” ENOUGH TO OVERRIDE A VETO

Measure Carries Enough Support To Override Veto   ‘Milder’ Substitute Of Democrats Easily Defeated by 75 to 19

IGNORES VETO IN OKAYING ‘TOUGH CURB ON UNIONS   To Be Compromised With Stringent House Measure

REPUBLICAN LABOR BILL [APPROVED IN VOTE QF SENATE   Veto of Act Expected from Truman; Total is 68 to 24; Drastic Curbs on Unions Provided.   BARKLEY FIGHTS AGAINST PASSAGE

INDICATIONS OF VETO ARE DISREGARDED   Vote Taken After Measure Sponsored by Democrats Is Killed Off.

oa Favor Measure   Indicate Bill Faces Veto by President Tru san

Republicans Joined by 21 Democrats   Vote of 68-24 Six More Than Two-Thirds of Senate; 3 Republicans Oppose

Senate Passes Union Control Measure 68-24   Indications Point To Veto By Truman

Vete Comes Shortly After Republican Majority Kills Mild Bill Sponsored By Eleven Democrat Senators   INDICATIONS ARE BILL FACES VETO

Mild Democratic Bill Is Killed; Indications Of Veto Are Unheeded

SANTA TO PARADE WEEK FROM TODAY   Plans for Escort Here Call for aeteation o   ‘MAY BE JET ARRIVAL

SANTA TO PARADE WEEK FROM TODAY   Plans for Escort Here Cal for Mobilization Bands  of   MAY BE JET ARRIVAL

Tanker Explodes; 2 Die, 10 Missing   Wilnington, Calif., Loading Dock Blown Up: 30 Injured. Property Damage Heayy

SHIP EXPLODES WHILE LOADING INL. A. HARBOR   Two Dead, Ten Miasing Following Blow Up Of Tanker

Los Angeles Harbor Hit  By Big Fire After Blast.   ‘2 Dead, 10 Missing And 30 Injured;  Damage Estimated  At Over Ten Million

Two Lose Lives, 30 Others Hurt In Port Blast   Loss Exceeds $10,000,000 At Wilmington, Cal.; Flames Git Docks

Damage Set At Estimated $10,000,000  Two Known Dead, 10 Are Missing

Tanker Blast Sets Harbor Area on Fire   Two Dead, 10 Missing In S10.000.000 Blaze In Los Angeles Sector

10 MISSING IN TANKERBLAST   Preperty Damage In Cali fornia Estimated At Over 10 Millions   CAUSE OF EXPLOSION IS NOT DETERMINED

Losses Placed At 10 Million: Several Dead   Triple Explosion Rocks Wilmington, California, Harbor

2 Dead, 30 Hurt in Tanker Blast   Dock-Fire Loss Over $10,000,000 As Bia Load of Fuel lanites

Two Dead, Number Missing as Tanker  Blast Fires Docks   Triple Explosion Rocks West Coast Harbor, Causing $10,000,000 Blaze; At Least 12 Persons Unaccounted For, 30 Injured   Rw GARBER DAVIDSON

Los Angeles Is Rocked by Tanker Blast   Precautions Based on Texas City Disaster Prove Effective

Multi-Million Dollar Fire Sweeps Part Of Los Angeles Harbor   Tanker Explodes While Loading High Octane Gasoline, Spreading Fire To Several Shore Installations: Two Killed

EXPLOSION CAUSES LOSS {2 MILLIONS   California Blast Partially Razes Freight Terminals

Lewis, Murray Cases Thrown  Out by NLRB   Board Moves to Enforce Non-Communist Oath Bawiacinant

Lewis Unions First To Lose NLRB Status   ' Labor Relations Board Throws Out Three Cases

Lewis Unions First To Lose NLRB Status   Action Follows Failure Tc Sign Non - Communist Affidavit .

Union Election Cases Rejected By Board Rule   Scores Of Petitions For Bargaining Ballots To Be Voided Beemise: Oath Not Taken

NLRB THROWS OUT 3 UNION CASES   LEWIS AND MURREAY-LED GEOUPS LOSE THEIE STATUS BEFORE BOARD.

3 UNIONS LOSE STATUS BEFORE FEDERAL BOARI   Two Locals Under Lewis And One Under Murray Are Involved   REFUSED TO TAKE ANTI-COMMIE OATH

Lewis Unions Lose Status BeforeNLRB   . Elizabethton Firm Among Cases Which Board ‘Throws Out’

Three Lewis And Murray Union Cases Thrown Out  First NLRB Move To Enforce Oath  Requirement of 

LOSE STATUS BEFORE NLRE      Cases Thrown Out For Failure To Comply With Labor Act

NLRB TOSSES OUT 3 CASES IN DISPUTE   Oath Requirement : To Be Enforced by Federal Authority

Board Ousts Pleas Of Lewis, Murray   Refusals on Non-Communist Oath Refleeted in NLRB Act on Cases

3 Union Cases Thrown Out in Non-Red Dispute  Lewis, Murray Lose First Move Aanginet Taft Act

NLRB Paves Wav To Dismiss Union Election Cases   MURRAY'S STEELWORKERS.

NLRB Bans Three Unions for Delay  In Compliance  Groups Headed by Joh: —L. Lewis and Philig Murray Thrown Out

Lewis Unions First To Lose NRLB Status For Not Signing Affidavits   fart-Martley Law's Non-Communist Clause  Also Cause Of Murray's Steel Workers’  gh A as eee see or Sees Ss ae

AT&T Stand Again Dims Peace Hope   Workers’ Proposal, Cut From $12 to $6 Still Unacceptabie

NEW $6. FIGURE UNACCEPTABLE   Government Conciliators Persist in Efforts to Find Way Out of Stalemate — Organized Labor Generally is Rallying to Fight.

Fourth Week Of Phone Strike Is  Now Indicate   Government Conciliators Persist In Efforts To Find Way Out Of Stalemate

PAY DEMAND MT IN HALF ~ BY. STRIKERS   COMPANY REFUSES TO ACCEPT PROPOSAL THAT WAS BASED ON NATION-,  WIDE BARGAINING ~

AT & T REJECTS UNION PROPOSAL FOR $6 RAISE   NFTW Leaders Say Members Must Get Boosts Like Other Workers

UNION BID FOR Sb WEEK RAISE IS REJECTED   Chicago Workers Agree to “Bargain Locally” at Once

Congressmen, Who Were Under Mortar Fire Of Guerrillas, Say Greek Army Must Fight

Hard Blow > To UN May Be At Hand   Teague And Jackson Under Fire Of Red Mortar Fire

SHOWDOWN ON RED ISSUE  _ IN UNION: WAS -AVOIDED :  DURING MEETING IN ‘CAPITAL

SOME GERMANS LIVE IN LUXURY   Surprise Police Swoops Trap Black Market Group On Riviera

‘Truman Directed Haste ‘Because Of International Situation’  Forrestal Takes Oath As First Secretary Of National Defense

DEFENSE POST OATH IS TAKEN BY FORRESTAL   Becomes Ist Secretary Of Defense Before  Truman Returns

Forrestal Takes Oath Of Office  Ceremony Ordered Ahead Of Schedule

OATH IS TAKEN BY FORRESTAL   New Defense Secretary Takes Over Before Truman’s Return

International Situation Makes Action Needful   Ceremony Is Ordered by Truman in Advance of His Arrival Home

“as Scere Sworn in  as Secretat 'y   of National Defense   General Intemational Situation Causes Truman to Order Immediate Application of New Law

Secretary Ofitalians And\Less Grain Defense Has YugoslavsFor Europe Taken Oath Point Tanks In November

FORMOSA PUT UNDER MARTIAL LAW AFTER DEMAND FOR LIBERTY  CHIANG ORDERS MOVE AGAINST REBELLION IN NEW CHINA ROW

Formosa Asks For Self-Rule  From Chinese   Chiang Blames People Witk  — Communist Inclinations   For Islanders’ Unrest

Chiang Orders MartialLaw kor Formosa   Government Determined To Prevent Rebellion In New Hot Spot

TICKETS ON MONDAY      Basketball Ducats for General Public to Go on Sa

TICKETS ON MONDAY   Wochetball Ducats f General if Public te Ge on sale .

FRANCISCO NITTI, EX-PREMIER, TO HEAD CABINET   Promises To Push Reforms; Orlando ‘Was Approached

'FDR Called Bank Of England Boss ‘Old Pink Wiskers’, Diary Reveals

How Roosevelt ‘Rigged’ Value Of Gold Bared   Morgenthau’s Diary Lifts Curtain On Monetary Dealings

277 Boys And Girls County 4-H Clubs Enioy Week-end Camp On Elk River

1/7 44 CLUBBERS HAVE ANNUAL CAMP   BOYS AND GIRLS ALTERNATE AT NELSON CAMP

Greek Ship Disaster _ Claims 437   A Harrowing Tale By Survivors ‘of Sinking; Vessel Hits Mine 20 Miles Off Shore.

Many Children, Women Die In   Mine Is Blamed. in An Official Ashane Renart

_ TWO SHIP DISASTERS TAKE HEAVY TOLL IN LIVES 437 Believed Dead When Greek Ship Sinks After Striking Mine: 300 To 600 Are Lost In China

DEATH TOLL AY 137 IN GREEK SHIP DISASTER   “Many Women And Childrer Die As Boat Hits Mine in Mediterranean.

Men, Women & Children Die as_ Blast “Wrecks Ship; Political Prisoncrs Aboard: -

437 Persons Are Missing in Sinkine Of Greek Vessel  Witnesses Assert Most . Women and Childron Dead As Shin Strikes Mins

MANY DEAD AND MISSING  IN SINKING OF GREEK STEAMER   Toll Put At 437 Dead And Missing As Vessel Sank After Explosion

437 Lost in Greek Ship Disaster; Hint Vessel Victim of Sabotage   Only 198 Survivors Definitely Known After Explosion Officially Blamed on Mine; Almost 200 Of The Dead Are Women and Children

Death Toll Mounts To 437 in Greek Steamer Disaster  Marine Ministry

Steamer Strikes Mine Near Port; 200 Women And Children Perished 

437 Believed Lost In Sinking Of Greek Ship   ~ Steamer Hits Mine 20 Miles East Of Athens ~Qnly 198 Survivors Out Of 548  p assengers And 27 Creawmen.

List of Persons Dead and Missing In — Greek Ship Mine Disaster Is Now 437   BY L. & (SOC) CHAKLES

TOLL OF GREEK SHIP DISASTER NOW LISTED OFFICIALLY AT 437 (DEAD OR MISSING: FEW SAVED

437 Dead in Greek Tragedy   Many Women, Children Perish When Greek Ship Strikes Mine

Goes Down 20 Miles From Athens   Men Battle Women and Children for  Space in Lifeboats

DEATH TOLL IN SHIP SINKING RISES 10 431  No Comment On Rep sel  or e€  Wreae Sahatacean

THINK 437 DEAD IN SHIP MISHAP   School Teacher Estimates 200 Casualties Women And Children   PASSENGERS FRANTIC

386 Persons Are Missing After Greek Ship’s Loss   Steamer Hits Mine Near Athens; Only 226 Known Rescued

Ship Tragedy Death Toll ls Placed at 43/7   Greek Steamer Explodes After Striking Mine East of Athens

Death Toll In Ship Loss Put at 437   Greek Vessel With 548 Aboard Goes Down;  ‘Hits Mine

Mine Sinks Steamer And Hundreds Die   Heavily Loaded Greek Ship Goes Down So Quickly Few Able to Escape

Many Children, Women Die In Sea Disaster    Mine Is Blamed In An Official Athens Report

VESSEL SINKING DEATH TOLL 437   Fear 200 Casualties Were Women. Childrer

437 Lost in Sinking of Greek Ship   Steamer Goes Down Wear Athens After Explosion Officially Blamed on Mine; Carried 653

Toll in Greek Sea Tragedy Reaches 437   Steamer Hits Mine, Sinks Near Athens; 198 Survivors Founc

GREEKS FEAR 43) PERSONS PERISHED IN SHIP DISASTER   Steamer. Chintarra Sinks ‘After ‘Biast Blamed on  -Fleatine Mine

437 Missing From Sunken Greek Steamer   198 Survive Sea Explosion—Crew Stampeded, Charex

JInly 198 Known Survivors Among 635 Persons Aboard Greek Steamer—Many Women And Children Among Victims—Officials Of Merchant Machine Ministry Decline To Comment On Report Of Sabotage But Indicate Little Credence In Rumor

jh Si ip agra Now Set At 437   ‘Greek. Tragedy - “Surviver - Says -200- ‘Women: -And “Children ° ‘Aniong . Dead

Merchant Marine Ministry Lists 437 Persons as Missing and Believed Dead in the Sinking.   ONLY TWO OF SHIP’S LIFEBOATS LAUNCHED

Groek Coastal Ship Betleved to Have Struck Mino In Adgoan Sea aoa Search for Survivors Dificult Be. catise of Minefletds in Victaity,

437 Die In Ship  Disaster   Greek Steamer Goes Down 20 Miles East of Athens After Explosion

Many Children, Women Claimec In Sea Tragedy   Less Than 200 Survive; Vessel Is Sunk Rapidly

437 Believed Dead In Sinking Of Greek Ship; ‘Mine Blamed In Disaster

GREEK VESSEL'S CASUALTY TOLL PLACED AT 437   Hundreds Believed Dead After Steamer Sinks Off Athens; Mine Is Blamed

437 Reported Dead _ As Greek Ship Sinks   Vessel Hits Mine near Athens; Many Children, Women among Those Trapped

437 Drown When Greek Vessel Sinks.   Marine Ministry Declines Comment On Sabotadce Hint

SHIP EXPLODES AND GOES DOWN DUE T0 A MINE   Tragedy Occurs Sunday East Of Athens; Vessel Is Believed To Have Struck War Mine.

Death Toll in Ship Disaster Raised To 437   Greek Steamer Sunk By Mine

issing List Is creased; Ship ad 635 Aboard   All Children, Most Of Women Are Lost In Disaster, Belief

TOTAL IS MOUNTIN(   Glasgow Reports  Ches: Campaign Passes HalfWay Mark

Former Congressman Is Dead After Long House Service   Allen T. Treadway Had Served Massachusetts District for 32 Years

Auriol Offers Schuman Post,  Awaits Reply   Blum Fails by Nine Votes to Get Number Necessary for Approval

ASSEMBLY VOTE AGAINST BLUM IN NEW CRISIS   Schuman May Be Asked By President To Form Government}   WALKOUTS CONTINUE SPREAD IN FRANCE

BLUM IS REJECTED FOR PREMIERSHIP BY S-VOTE MARGIN   French President Reported Seeking Schuman for BPoct_   CRISIS MOUNTS   Nation Without Government as Strikes Spread Rapidly.

Blum Fails  To Win Vote Of Approval In Assembly  Auriol Reported To Have Offered Premiership to  Rohert Schiman

Blum Fails to Win Assembly Approval  As French Premier   Nomination of 75-Year Old Socialist Turned Down by National Assembly; Schuman Is Held Next Likely Choice For Post

Fails to Get. Necessary 309 Deputy Votes   Middle-Of-The Road Diplomat. May Try For Suitable Cabinet

BLUM DEFEATED IN HIS EFFORTS TO FORM CABINET   French National Assembly Refuses to Approve Socialist Leader’s Nomina tion as Premier.   WARNS BEFORE VOTE REPUBLIC IS IMPERILED   Talk Is Edouard Herriot Will  Be Offered Post—100,000 More Workers Go on Strike.

French Assembly Repudiates Blum For Premiership  1NN NNN AAaen Lain Steiba   100,000 More Join Strike in Midst of Government Trouble

Manager and Public  xk Former’s No.1 Job 1s Keeping In Close Tune With Latter

House To Vote Qn Labor Bull   Measure re Designed To Put Brakes On Strikes and Unions

Bill Designed to Put Brakes on Strikes Reaches Voting Stage in House Committee

Strikes, Union Curb Bill Ready   But Opposition Developing Among Both Republicans And Democrats.

LABOR BILL REACHES HOUSE   Measure To Curb Strikes, Un ions at Voting Stage in Congress.

NEARS VOTE ON LABOR MEASURE   Expect House Committee tc Ballot Today

HOUSE STUDIES NEW LABOR LAW   Bill Futt of Teeth Has Approval Of GOP Group

trike-Curbing House Measure  's Pushed Ahead   Stiff New Bill Reaches Voting Stage In Labor Committee.

HOUSE COMMITTEE SETS VOTE ON LABOR MEASURE   Stiff New Bill Puts Brakes on Strikes, Provides .for Mediation in Some Cases

Bill To Be Introduced In:  iIMauce At finea  EULA Jts BEE BSE he he

es PILOTS IN ARCTIC SEARCH  B-29 Crewmen And  -Paratroopers Lost

0 STILL MISSING IN PLANE CRASH   Eight Survive Wreck jr Frigid Arctic: — Continues. Se.

AIRMEN PUSH ARCTIC SEARCH   Five Stilt Missing after Crash OfB-29 ~

Tel Aviv Scene  Of Arab Attack   Moslem Sabbath Calm Is Shattered By New Ricting.

lOO Dead in Rioting Over Paititionig  Arabs Attack Jewi sh City In  eaten a “TW ediel em

Tel Aviv Atfacked By Arabs   Hundreds Wounded And Much Property Damage Occurs

Arabs Set City Ablaze in Two Attacks; Martial Law Declared in Aden as Mobs Ravage Middle-East

Arab Assaults On Jews Kill AA in Tel Aviv   Police Gird for Expected Invasion Of Palestine

Arab Attacks  Up Middle East Deaths to 100  Volunteers, Contributions   Volunteers, Contributions Roll in for Moslem Army To Oppese Partition Plan

Arabs Assault J ewish City As  Violence Rises   ‘Death Toll Mounts. Scores Wounded In Fighting; Jerusalem Is. Calm  After Rioting -~

A DOUBLE ARAB ATTACK MADE ON TEL AVIV TODAY   Broke the Moslem Sabbath Calm Shortly After Noon.   FIGHTING CONTINUES   Forty-four Persons, 21 of Them Jews, Have BeenKilled.

Double Arab Attack Is Opened Today  aelaw Cakkath Cal   Moslem Sabbath Caln Shattered; Death Toll Has Reached 44

Fires Sweep Out Of Control In Arab Attack On Jewish Tel Aviv, Center Of Battle

Palestine Clash Goes Into 4th Day   Forty-Four Deac As Arabs-Jews Keep Fighting

[Arabs Attack Jews in Tel Aviv: Riot Death Total Now Stands at 44

Combat Claims 44 in Holy Land   Arabs Demonstrate in Near East Nations; 23 Arabs, 21 Jews Dead

Holy Lond Death Toll Mounts as Jews, Arabs Clash   Fires Sweep Jewish Town of Tel Aviv... Modern Weapons Used in Fiahtineg

Jerusalem Property  Damage, Death Rate High; Arab Recruits Rush To Answer Call

Swarms of Arabs Attacking Tel Aviv   40,000 Moslems Gather in Cairo; U.S. Offices Get Special Guard

ARABS ATTACK JEWS TWICE TODA, IN TEL AVIV WITH CASUALTIES MOUNTING TO 44 SLAIN IN FOUR DAYS QF RIOTS

Two Attacks Made  On Palestine Jews   ‘Arabs’ Onslaught Increase: Number Killed  to 44 in-4 Days

ARABS ATTACK TEL AVIV JEWS   DEATH TOLL STANDS AT 100 IN RIOTING; GUARD U, S. OFFICES

Jewish Tel Aviv In Flames   Fire Set By Arab Mob Rages Out of Control. Death Toll Rises Past 100 in Bloody Fighting

Fires Raging Out of Control In Tel Aviv   Flames Spread After Arab Attack; Rioting Toll Passes 100 Mark

Uncontrolled Fis Flare After Arab Attac:: on ‘All-Jew City of Tel Aviv

Death Toll 100, Fires Sweep City of Tel. Aviv   Mob Attack On Jewish City’ In Holy Land War

Double Arab Attack On Tel Aviv  Hundred Wounded, Damage in Millions; BRiohLuindg Continues

Double Arab Attack Made On Tel Aviv   Moalons Sekbath Cals Brakes es Fighting in. Palestive Enters Fourth Day

FIRES IN TEL AVIV OUT OF CONTROL AS ARABS ATTACK TWICE  BRITISH PROTECTORATE OF ADEN ADDS 44 TO TOLL IN MIDDLE EAST

Holy Land Is Piunged Into Foruth Day of Bloody Riots As Arabs Attack Jewish City

RAB ATTACK TS MOSLEM ABBATH CALM   1 Reportéd Dead In Latest Figures On Holy Land Partition Fight

Arabs Attack Tel Aviv   Strike After Moslem Congregations Stream From Mosques

Arabs Launch Double Attack On Tel Aviv  Action Breaks Into Calm Of AA .¥..8.... @._844 . £«f

2 JEWS KILLED AS UPRISING BY ARABS GOES ON   British Troops Gird Forces For Expected Big Blow In Partition Protest

Fires Sweep Out Of Control in Jewish Sector  Week's Deaths in Fighting Pass 100

Arab Rioting Continues;  44 Dead In Holy Land   Angered Mobs Demonstrate Again In Egypt And Lebanon; Recruits For Expeditionary Force Start Basic Training On Syrian School Gounds

Arabs Again Make Attack On Tel-Aviv   Assault Launched As Moslems Stream From Mosques, And Death Toll Mounts

Arabs Attack Tel Aviv As War’ Rages   Damage In Millions, 44 Killed, Hundreds Reported Wounded

Angered Arabs Renew Attack 01 Palestine Jews  Number Slain Now Stands At 44 With Hundreds Wounded

‘Avir With Fires   -British Troops Remain al Posts as Shooting and Looting Continue

Tanks Roll In Holy Land; Arabs Attack In Tel Aviv; 20, 000 Ask ‘Holy War’

Arabs Attack Tel Aviv With Fires   Bombs and Grenades Heard - Amid Din of Battle In Jewish City   JERUSALEM IS QUIET   British Troops Remain a Posts as Shooting and Looting Continue

44 Killed By Bloody Fights In Holy Land   Recruits for Arab Expeditionary Force Training In Syria

‘Documents Reveal:  ‘Hitler Scorned Enemy Armies Worries Over Stalin’s Status

CONGRESS MAY - AGAIN IMPOSE ~ CREDIT CURBS   _— . z TRUMAN REPORTED TO BE PRE“PARING TO ASK FOR AQTION 1°. ON CONTROLS,

Last Day Of Credit  Controls   Truman May Request Renewal of Curbs On Installment Buying

TRUMAN MAY ASK RENEWAL OF LINITS    Chance of Return to Pre-War Practices Appears Dim

PRESIDENT MAY ASK SOLONS FOR NEW AUTHORITY   Chance For Return To Pre War Credit Practices Appear Slight

Pardons Power for Governor Favored   _ Senate Group Approves Abolishment of Board

CHIANG HINTS ALL-OUT. DRIVE PLANNED AGAINST ‘RED’ ARM)   HEAD OF NATIONALISTS INFORMS PARTY LEADERS COMMUNISTS CANNOT  + GET CONTROL

DEATH OF GAS TAX BILL IS PREDICTED   The Usury Control Measure Was Killed This Morn ing in the House   {f4 BILLS APPROVED

Death of Bill to Repeal ]-cent Gas Tax Seen   Representative Who Helps Draft Measure Moakee Predi-ctinan

Woman’s Body Found In Auto Trunk   -Baby Usiharmed In Front Seat

Chicago Trunk Slayer Hunted   Woman Is Stripped And Body Mutilated

CHICAGA SIIBURB ST AYER HUNTED   Mother Of Three Victim Of Brutal Attack; Body Found In Car Trunk

HUNT SLAYER OF WOMAN IN TRUNK   Child in Car Attracts Attention to Murder

Mother of Three Slain, Stuffed in Trunk of Auto  Baby Unharmed on Front Seat of Car; Murderer Hunted

Says Wartime Prime Minister Has Failed To Offer, “One Drop Of Policy.” to Help

Prime Minister Attlee ‘Challenges Churchill 'On His Recent Attack

Rep. Abels Criticizes Rural School Leaders   Says “it's Time Somebody Did Something Other  Ee: Ponies Tien

BILL IS PROPOSED   [Measure Would Require Physical Exam and Serological Tests   IS BEFORE THE HOUSE

Dubuque Man Seeks Teeth in Fire Law   Demands Punishment for Hotel Men Who Are Proved Negligent

MANCHURIAN RAIL CENTER UNDER FIRE   Communist Attackers Reported Using 70 Heavy Guns

Henry Ford Dies At 83 At Dearborn:   Twenty-Nine Year Old Grandson Now Assumes Leadership Of Ford Em oe

Notre Dame, Army Overshadows't Spectacular Events On Other Fields's

Brennan Stuns Army As Irish Triumph, 27-7   Scatback Runs Opening Kickoff Back 95 Yards As Notre Dame Wins Last Game of Series   Virginia Dropped Off Perfect List   Penn State Squeezes Past Temple, 7-0 as Weather Causes Minor Upsets In Bie Games

$72,444 Received By School Districts   Reimbursement For Transportation Costs

Aid Is Rushed To 199 Aboard Crippled Ship   Vessel Reported In Sink. ing Condition In Unsheltered Water

CUTTERS RACE TO SAVE 199 ON SINKING SHIP   “Jinx” Vessel Is Foundering  Coast of Alaska

Coast: Guard Rushes To. its Ship in Alaska  . Buck 40 Mile Gale to Rescue  19090 Paccannare ne Cheb MALL oue

Dutch Government Forces Prepare For Military Action In Indonesia

KNIGHT KILLED SMITH BADLY INJURED   State-Wide Search Launched for Driver of Auto

TRUMAN OPENS. CHEST CAMPAIGN   PRESIDENT URGES ’AMERI‘CANS IN RADIO TALK “FO “PLEDGE ‘GENEROUSLY.

FUND DRIVE SUPPORT ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Pledge Generously, Trumar Urges U. S. In Appeal

Society's Ills Are Contagious  Nation Told   President Calls on People of America to ‘Pledge Generously’

Ask Marshall Tell Why Reds Hold U.S. Ships   House Issues Subpena Directing State Chief To Appear Thursday

Marshall Called By Maritime Group   House Committee Asks For All Data on Ships

MARSHALL T0 MAKE REPORT ~~ ON RED SHIPS   COMMITTEE ISsUEs SUB.  POENA FOR SECRETARY IN MIXUP OVER VESSELS HELD BY RUSSIA

SOLONS WANT TO KNOW ABOUT SHIPS RETURN   Secretary Subpoenaed T3 Tell Why 100 Ships Not Returned   COMMUNICATIONS SECRET   Weichel Wonders If Russia Is ‘Sacred Cow Of State Department’

Truman Will Get Measure Monday   Both Houses Of Congress Have Given Bill Enough Votes To Override Presidential Veto

Senate Passes Labor Bill by 3-1 Margin   Vote Shows Republicans Have Strength To Qverride Truman Veto of Taft-Hartley Measure

Rectors Son Hammers  Church Sexton To Death      Defense Indicates Psychiatrists Will Study Youth’s ‘Lrge To Kil? Which Boy Said Caused Him To Beat Out Life Of 58-Year-Old Man

 @ PAUL MALLON—  Expects Moscow Conference to Follow Usual Routine

Truman Turns Attention To Canadian Trip   PRESIDENT MAKES PLANS FOR SPEECH AT OTTAWA

TRUMAN MUM ON LABOR, TAX BILL   Spends Time On Speech For Canada’s Parliament

German Prince Says Million Dollars Worth of Gems Have Been Taken

‘TELEPHONE STRIKE STELL ON IN SPOTS   Western Electric and Twe Unions Give Obstacles

Conviction Of Lewis Held Valid   Supreme Court Upholds Use of Injunctions by Government

1-2 DECISION UPHOLDS FINE FOR CONTEMPT   Mine Union Leader Refuses Comment On Ruling

Prisoner-Liberation Incidents Draw Fire   Brawley and Melton Get Sammons To Explain Unauthorized Actions

Judge Summons Sheriff, Jailer To Explain Acts   Illegal Release of Inmates Charged to Brawley, Meltan

SEXTON KILLER GOES ON TRIAL   Youthful Organist Show: Unconcern About Fate

BUSCH R OUTS ESOL ESSERE FES eee Ee  t Regainitse Of Vocal ‘Chords After 36 Years

Indonesians Claim Nearing  Batavia City  Dutch, Deny Any Advances On Canital

‘Dutch Capture Scorched City (Of Malang in Java Assault   Famed ‘Resort Laid in Ruins By Indonesians

Dutch Announce Malang Capture   Indonesians Are Scorching Earth In Bitter Retreat

Dutch Seize East Java — Key City   Malang a “Wilderness” Pillaged and Burned  By Indonesians Under Seorched Earth Policy

INDONESIA ARMY HITS AT BATAVIA   Dutch, However, Rap Foe’: Claim As ‘Nonsense’

Scorched And Battered Java City Falls   DUTCH CAPTURE RESORT TOWN AFTER BIG FIRES

Republican Army Declares It Is 12 Miles From the Dutch Colonial Capital, but Some Victory Claims Are Denied.

Indonesian Claims to Military Gains ‘Are Branded as ‘Nonsense’ by Dutch

Malang, Key To Central Java,  Falls To Dutch   Another Army Has Cut Nearly Halfway Over Middle Area.

Dutch Capture Key Java City Of Malang   Former Resort Town Reported Scene Of Utter Desolation

Dutch Seize Key City In Mid-Java~   Fire-Scarred Malang Falls; Hordes of Natives Evacuated

DUTCH ANNOUNCE CAPTURE OF CITY   INDONESIANS APPLY TORCH TO MALANG AS TROOPS ENTER CITY

DUTCH DISPUTE JAVA REPORTS   Say Indonesian Republic Claims ‘Nonsense®   Map on Page 28.

Malang Captured By Dutch Army   Former Resort City, Key to East Central Java Ils Taken

Dutch Army Enters Java Resort Town   UN COUNCIL NOW HAS 2 HOT ISSUES

Fire-Scarred City Listed As Important   Scorched Earth Policy Applied By Indonesians

Dutch Capture Key Java City  Term Republican   Term Republican Claims ‘Nonsense’

Dutch Take Malang City   Resort Area Pillaged By Retreating Forces, Netherlands Reports

Indonesians Give Up Fire-scarred Malena   Dutch Report Capture — OF Key to East Jave--+ Town Is Demolished

Dutch Announce Capture Of City : ~ In Central Java   ‘Set Up Autonomous Areas On 3 Important Islands As Part Of Campaign

REPORT FALL OF FIRE - SCARRED CITY OF MALANG   Indonesian Claims Of ains lermed “Non8ense’’ By Netherlands Army; Report Warship Sunk.

Dutch Army Seizes Scarred Malang  Free Two Islands and Set Up Governments

‘Fire-Scarred Malang Falls To Dutch Army         Resort City Key To East Central Jaya; 100,000 Indonesians Evacuate City

Dutch Announce Malang Capture  City Is Key to: East Central Java

Malang Taken By Dutch Army   Former Resort City Is Key To East Central Java

Dutch Nearing ‘Key’ To East  Central Java   Resort City Malang Under Mortar Fire As Defenders Begin Scorched Earth Move   Duich Using Japs  Indonesians Say   Republicans Claim Dutch Warship Sent to Bottom, Advance Halted In Fighting

RED DOMINATED POLISH BLOC IN LEAD BY 10 T01   Poland’s First Post War Election Conimunist Victary

Pro-Communist Government Bloc Leads in Poland   : Assured of Overwhelming i Dominaticn of Nation’s  Omne-House Parliament   23 REPORTED DEAD IN ELECTION FIGHTS   Peasant Party Falls Far Behind as Results of Voting Are Tabulated

REDS ASSURED OF CAPTURING POLISH VOTING   Communists Pile’ Up 10 to 1 Lead In Sunday Elections

Red Bloc Leads 10-1 in Poland   23 Reported Killed in Sunday's Voting

Poland Lead   Heading the Peasant Party 5 to 1 in First Poet-Year Election; Report 23 Killed

Communists In Poland Pile Up  Decisive Lead   Peasant Party Does No Make Any Decided Showing In Heavy Balloting Sunday.

AED BLOG Hs 1070 LEAT ~ POLISH POLL:   Radio at Warsaw Reports 23 Persons Were Killed During Election.

Government Bloc Leads Vote 10 to 1   First Post-War Election in Country Marked by Violence; Lwenty-Three Reported Slain

GOVERNMENT BLOC WINS IN POLAND   Piles Up Big Lead As Votes Are Counted

REDS IN POLAND WINNING 10-1   Peasant Party Chief Asks Vote  Be Nultified

POLAND'S REDS PILE UP GREAT ELECTION LEAD   Government Bloc Has 10 to  Advantage In Sunday Vote

COMMUNISTS. WIN POLISH. ELECTIONS   - Conduct of © _ Voting: Is Open 

British Order Nationals Out Of Holy Land   Recall of Families Indicative of Harsh Decisions ta Come

Tobin Rejects a Salary Raise in Teamsters Union   Says Taft-Hartley Act Strangles Labor Movement

BALL SUBMITS LABOR MEASURE   Bill Would Outlaw Closed Shop Contracts

FLY KILLING UNDER STUDY IN POLIO WAR   Government Seeks Way to Prevent Spread of Disease

ANOTHER CHECK BEING-MADE ~~ ON FLIES AS POLIO. MENAGI   HEALTH OFFICIALS ARE AGAIN MAKING TEST BY SPRAYING CITY  ! WITH DDT

WEDEMEYER T0 SURVEY KOREA   General Arrives For Inves-. tigate For President Truman

Wedemeyer Will Make Survey Of  Korean Situation   Finds U. S. Commande: In Sharp Exchange Of! Words With Soviet.

Congress Kound-Up  How To Un-Veto A Bill? Tax Cuts Urged At Hearing   Hear Tax Cut Advacaies

JEWISH FOREES STRIKE AT ARABS   TWENTY-FIVE KILLED IN SE RIES OF BLOODY CLASHES IN HOLY LAND.

Open Series Of Clashes With Arabs   Battles Raging On Broad Front

Jewish Veterans Wage Bloody War On Wide Front  Deaths From 13 Days of Fighting Near

Jewish Forces Go On Warpath Against Arabs   Palestine Death Toll Nearing 200

DEATH TOLL IN HOLY LAND IS SOARING   Arabs and Jews Are Determined on Annihilation Plans

IRGUN FORCES STRIKE ARABS   Underground Starts Series Of Reprisal Attacks In  Seven Palestine Areas

Arab, Jewish Underground Forces Clash   Death Toll Of Communal Strife Nears 200 Mark

Jewish Forces. Hit Af Arabs   Veteran Underground Fighters Go On Warpath

TOJO SwHLES ON ENTERING TRIAL STAND   Jap Who Engineered Pearl Harbor Biow Denies His Guilt

Tojo Gives Best Smile as He Goes. on Witness Stand   War Criminal Makes His Denials And Then Court Recesses

MOVE 10 JAM ACT THROUGH HOUSE FAILS   Leaders Plan To Drop Issue

Test Vote Looms yn House Today On Inflation Curh   Republicans to Ask Democrats to Take Bill Without Changes

CHANCES DOOMED FOR LEGISLATION DURING SESSION   Members Vote 202 To 188 Against COP Legislation

House Kills GOP’s Price Curb Bill   Attempt To Jam Through Bill Fought To End  By Democrats

Republicans Fail fo Win 202-188 Vote   See No Chance In Special Session For Price Measure

Democrats Block Anti-inflation Bill In House Ballot  Rejection May Mean No Action on Matter At Special Session

House Defeats Anti-Inflation Effort, 202-188    Two-thirds Vote Required   for Republican Plan on   Legislation Today

CHANCE FOR PRICE LAW AT THIS” SESSION OF CONGRESS PROBABLY KILLED AS RESULT OF VOTE TODAY   Hope for Income Tax Reduction Measure Dims As GOP Faille to Show Eynactead Stranath

House Votes Down Move For Rush Action on GOP inti’ Inflation Program”      “Defeat May Kill All Chances for Bill** Ta Cambct Inflation in' Special Session:

No Measure This Session, Halleck Says   Democrats Assail. Foes’ Aitempt To Force Through Legislation

Baruch, Associates on Atomic Commission Resign   American Representatives Feel Their Mission Has Been Completed in Report to Truman

Baruch, Associates on Atomic Commission Resign  American Representatives Feel   American Representatives Feel Their Mission Has Been Completed in Report to Truman

(ADVERTISEMENT) 80-YEAR-OLD LADY'S RHEUMATIC PAINS GO!  CUE BRAICEC DUTE air

Would Postpone Action on ‘Tax Cut Measure  CL. a. HL eg“   Showdown Ballot Tentatively Set for Friday

Weuld Postpone Action on  Tax Cut Measure Showdown Ballot Tentatively Set for Friday

TECHNICOLOR, INC. TED {N FEDERAL ANTLTRUST SUN   Government Charges Monopoly In Production Of Colored Films

GOVERNMENT CHARGES THREE COMPANIES WITH MONOPOLY OF MAYVING COLOREN MOVIE EAS

No Pressure on Conservation Board, Declared   Investigation Indicates Greatest Weakness Is Inadequate Pay Scale

Ex-Soldier Faces Three Charges of Murder, Kidnaping   Admits Robbing and Slaying Service Station Attendants

Michigan Seeks Kidnap- Killer   Kentucky Holding Conference Designed to Give Up Ex-Convict

Catholic Priest Given 6 Years  At Hard Labor   Yugoslav Court Charges He ‘Instigated’ Attack: Others Sentenced

FATHER CEK IS GIVEN 6 YEARS   Sentenced To Forced Labor For ‘Instigating Bloodshed’

WHIMSICAL 1947 CAN'T BE CONSIDERED TOTAL LOSS  Edson's Once Over Lightly Finds Odd Angles in Capital ae

Neff Willing To Remain as  Baylor Head  University President   University President Explains Action in Offering Resignation

Meat Prices Hit New High Due to Amazing Demand   Beef Price Tops Peak Reached Just After OPA Died

Meat, Livestock Prices Return to National Spotlight   Average Prices of Steers, Yearlings Reach All-Time Hig

Meat Price Boom Holds Spotlight Despite Charges   Sudden Boost Leads To Accusation And Sudden Denials

BEEF HITS PEAK IN CHICAGO PITS   Prices Soar Beyond Level After OPA Suspension

Sudden Boost In Meat Price Stirs Public   Kansas City Cattle Receipts Set Record: Butchers Cite Packers, Who Put It On Demand

Meat Prices Up Due To Demand  Large Consumption Blamed By Packers

Steers And Yearlings Hit . $26 On Chicago Market; ~ Newark Butchers Threat. en To Close Their Shops

Meat Prices Set All-Time Record   Even Last Fall's Peak Is Passed

Steer Prices Jump to All-Time High at Chicago; Soar at Meat Markets

Unusual Demand Keeps Price Up   Shopkeepers Protest over ' High Prices Charged by Packers: “

Cattle Set Record Top At Chicago   Average Price $26 Per Hundred Pounds; Hogs Take Advance

Recoril High Meat Prices Hit Nation Towniad Peal Set After OPA Killed

Packers Claim Unusual De mand By Consumers Causing Boost In Meat Prices

Domestic Consumer Blamed For Spurt In Cost Of Meat. — No Hot Weather Slump In Buying ©

Meat Price AndVolume Up Sharply   ‘Packers Point to Heavy Demand; Butchers Yell Over High Cost

HEAVY DEMAND BY THE PUBLIC IS SAID CAUSE   Soaring Meat Prices Bring Charges And [-xplanations; Steer Figures Reach AllTime High At Chicago; Pork Ad vances Also.

Cattle Prices Hit New High At Chicago   Charges Fly Thick, Fast As Attempts Are Made To Explain Meat Caoct Ronctc

STEERS BRING $26 HUNDRED ON CHICAGO MART   60 Cents Higher Than Peak After Removal of OPA Ceilings Last October

Meat Prices Soar   Average For Beef To All-Time High In Chicago; Blame “Amazing” Demand

 MEAT. PRICES SKYROCKET — Charges Fly as Steers Hit $26 for an All-Time High

Olecrs In Spoevignt ET  All-Time High Average Paid For Livestock At Big Marts   Sudden Price Spurt Laid To Consumer  Demand By Packers

Livestock Prices Reach New Highs On Chicago Marke   Packers Blame ‘Amazing’ Domestic Consumer Demand

Steers, Yearlings at Record Chicago High; Prices Jump    Peak is Established al  Removal of OPA; Hog  Advance is Slower

Charges Flying Over Quick Rise In Meat Prices   Bavling Steer, Grunting Hog Take Spotlight

Rescue Ship Is Speeding toward Port With Seasick Survivors of Plane Crash

Bermuda Sky Queen Probe Is Launched   Airline Insists . Plane Was-on Chartered Trip

Federal Subsidies On Minerals Have Hit Congress Snag   Legislation To Continue Encouragement For Strategic Needs Is Opposed

MINERAL PRICE PLAN SNAGGED   House Group Eyes Act To Con: tinue Subsidies on Lead, . Zinc: and Copper

MISS WITMER BRIDE OF REV. T. M. SNYDER   Their Wedding Occurs At St. Mat thew’s Lutheran Church—Will Reside In Glen Rock

Ex-WAC Jailed For Gem Theft Asks Freedom   Former Captain Contends She Was Civilian, But Was Convicted By Court Martial

New Indian Riot Kills 30; 47 Hurt   Hinde Battle Moslems in , Walled City of Lahore

Riots Sweep Indian City   Hindus Battle Moslems in Government Crisis

THIRTY ARE DEAD IN RIGTS IN INDIA   Moslems and Hindus Stage Battle at Lahore Today.

HEAVY SENTENCES GIVEN TWO YOUTHS   Athol Nickerson and Norman Wayland Pleaded Guilty to Robbery.

ATTEMPT TO REVIVE TAX BILL 1S BALKED   Sen. McClellan Says He Will Insist Cpon Commanity Property Amendment

Move To Revive Tax Measure Hits Snag   Legislators May Insist On Community Property Amendment

Latest Move To Cut Taxes Strikes Snag  Community Property Amendment Proposed

Efforts to Revive Bill Hit Snag  Community Property , Provision Sought

VETOED TAX BILL HITS SENATE SNAC   Dve To Attach Community -3 Property Clase Would Defeat Quick Passace

Sen, MeClellan To Insist On Community Property Amendment  Attempt To Revive Vetoed Tax Cut Bill Hits A Snag

[NATION MUST POUR KONEY TO EUROPE VEW LEADER SAYS   Oily Method of Combatting Communism, Starr Tells New Mexico Vets

LABOR CONTROL. PASSAGE SEEN   CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS SAY THAT PRESIDENTIAL  VETO WILL BE OVERRINKEH         .By FRANK B. ALLEN International News Service

BRADLEY SEEKS 10 QUIT AS VA ADMINISTRATOR   House Group Slashes Half-Billion From Vets’ Funds

Bradley Wants to Resign as House Group Favors V ASlash   Measure to Chop Off $551,020,000 From ’ Funds Goes to Chamber

FUNDS FOR VA CUT; BRADLEY WANTS TO QUI   NLRB Again Suffers Setback as House Slashes Sum

Committee Cuts Additional Fund Sought by VA  Gen. Bradley Wants To Quit as Chief; NLRB Gets Nothing

Gen. Bradley Asks To Quit As VA Chief   Former Governor Regrets U. S. Failure To Raid Russia With A Bombs

Nation Honors Victims of War   Flag-Draped Caskets End Long Trip to Shores of Native Land

Hospital Employe Held For Bigamy....  Woman, Daughter Claim Same Hubby

Crossings Projects Threatened by Big Costs, P.S.C. Says   Commission Has Balance of $59,592,000 From Original Jssue af S300,000.000

State Eliminaies Grade Crossings; High Costs Endanger Further Work

COLES JAIL BREAKERS CAUGHT   W. N. Derixson and S. Goodwin Nabbed in Terre Haute

CAPONE RALLIES IN FIGHT FOR LIFE   Former Gang Leader Suffers Apoplectic Stroke

AL CAPONE’S HOURS . OF LIFE ‘BELIEVED NUMBERED FOL-_, " LOWING BEVERE STROKE YESTERSee » PT  deeemtee

"Teen Age Girls Are Sentenced In  Trooper Killing   Vera Hornback and Mary Ward Sentenced to 2 to 21 Years After Guilty Plea.

Teen Age Girls Get 2-21 Years   Companions of Price And Johnson Enter Manslaughter Plea

Says Separate German Peace Is Only Hope   Germany’s Restora-. tion Is Core Of Re. habilitation.

Vandenberg Would Write Treaty Soon   Senator Favors Separate Peace If Reds Still Objéct

Vandenberg Is Opposed To Deadlock   Rehabilitation Delayed, Claim

QUICK PEACE IS ANVOCATED FOR GERMANY   VANDENBERG WANTS SEPARATE PACT TO BREAK DEADLOCK

Would Seek Separate _ Treaty   Sen. Vandenberg Asks For Peace With Reich And Slaps at Russia  For Council Deadlocks

Vandenberg For Separate Reich Peace  ‘Restoration of  Germany Vital’

Se al Fe Pla en. nator s Plan  Germany's Recovery of Prime Importance

Vandenberg for. Separate Peace With Germany  ~ Advocetes Mave if

Vandenberg Says Restoration Of Germany Needed   Gives Qualified Endorsement Of The Marshall Plan.

Palace Inn Sold With Other Real Estate Transfers   Clyde Williams Buys Resort From Arvin Manken, Other Sale:

PLAN COURT TEST SOON OF OSBORN VETO   Of Commission Utility Rate Survey Bill

-MURDER_TRIAL_RESUMES. Satira Reports She's Nervous —Rut Confident of Acauitta

Tractor Bill Gas Decision Is Awaited   Supreme Court Expected To Hand Down Advisory Opinion Soon

MAN IN FREIGHT CAR & DAYS NEAR DEATH   Emaciated And Frot Bitten Victim Was Trapped In Nevada On December il

Nude, Strangled Body of Former Actress Found In iBedroom of Her Apartment

 Killer At Large: Police Question 70 Persons  ° In Woman’s Strangle-Murder

Police Question 70 in Mystery Slaying of Former Actress   Victim Strangled With a Bed Sheet and Towel in Apartment

70 Quizzed In Actress’ Death   Police, However, Fail To Get Clue In Woman's Murder.

HORSES ARE GOOD BUT CROWD SM   Unless Audience Is Bette: Tonight, It May Be Last top Show Given   LAPTAD EVENT SET

Unless Audience Is Bette: Tonight, It May Be Last Hilltop Show Given   LAPTAD EVENT SET

Program To Aid Europe Is Called Attempt To Buy ‘Just and Lasting Peace’ and Defense of Free Men

Investment For Security, World Peace.   Congress ‘Shudders Over The Cost Of ‘Programs, .

17 Billion for Europe Asked in Truman Message   Constitutes Defense Against Communism Says President

‘Bold’ Defense Is Urged By Truman   President Calls On Congress To Aid European Recovery And To Battle Against *Totalitarian Pressures’   MARSHALL PLAN AT A GLANCE

Asks Congress For 17 Billion   Largest Peacetime Spending Plan in U. S History Sought to Aid Europe Recovery   Marshall Plan At A Glace

President Calls For Bold Defense Against Pressure   ‘Administration Asks Huge Sum To Help 16 European Nations Back To Prosperity By 1952

Congress Asked For 17 Billions In European Aid   Urges Swift Action. in’ January as Major Step Toward Lasting Peace

Needed fo Help 16 Nations for Next Four Years  Long Hearings, Hot  '‘Rehateec in Pracnect

Congress Asked To Commit America to Largest Peacetime Spending Plan in U. S. History; Aimed at ‘Just and Lasting Peace’

Long Hearings Due OnTruman  Help Proposal   Urges “Bold Defense? O£ Free Men In Combatting *Totalitarian? Moves  To Gain Control 

Temperatures   Speedy Action Requested on Recovery Plan   President Asks for $6,800,000,000 In First 15 Months of Marshall Program; Faces Fight in Congress  Viarshall Plan at a Glance

‘Bold Defense’ Urged In Aid To Europeans ©   MARSHALL PLAN AT A GLANCE

_ WEATHER FORECAST   Wants Sum Invested For 4 Years   President Asks $7 Billion As  First Inctallment

Truman Asks U.S. Be Committed To Spend 17 Billion Dollars   Largest Spending Program in Nation’s Peactime History Is Outlined Today

PRESIDENT TERMS PLAN A DEFENSE OF-ALL FREE MEN   SEE OPPOSITION TO RECORD PEACETIME SPENDING PROGRAM

SUPER’ CIGAR MAN DIES IN FLORIDA   Storybook-Like Career of El Witt Reveats Night Business Brisk

SCHOOL DOLE UP FOR PASSAGE      Bill for Salary Increases for Teachers und Other School Workers Recommended for Passage by Senaie Finance Committee.

Rites Tuesday » For J, Rosrig   Early Resident of Plymouth County Passed Away After Long Sickness

Rennebohm Sians New Highway Bill  Act Will Provide Funds for County

Today’s Outlook      DANGEROUS TO UNDERESTIMATE RED WAR POTENTIALITY  By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  .Here’s How To Hold Husban: ‘After You Get Him Tied Up

Voluntary Program Suggested   Congressional Group Proposes Dozen Way: to Attack Inflation

Taft Committee Gets Proposals on Price Reduction Program   Voluntary Ration Plan Heads List

Voluntary Ratior Plan Suggested fo Taft's Group   Forced Sharing Called Alternative Against High Prices

RATIONING BY BUYER URGED IN AGL FIGHT   Price Investigators Submit Proposals to Taft’s Economic Group.

Group Offers Findings On Price Study   Urge Consideration of Allotment System As Inflation Check

Two Sub-Groups Present Reports On Living Costs  One Is Bi-Partisan With 12 Proposals Fee Cansidarathan

FATIONING RETURN MAY BE PROPOSED 0 U.S. CONGRESS   Tax Exemption Increase to Be Considered: Tel} of Committee’s Repor on Subject,   NATIONAL INCOME FIGURES LISTED

iruman Says U.S. To Baek  Italian Peace   Will See That Security. Freedom, Independence Maintained, He Avers

NATION HOLDS INTEREST, NOTE INFORMS WORLD   Truman’s Statement Termed Warning ” To Russia

Truman Says  U.S. to Guard Italian Peace  Last American Troops to Quit Leghorn Today

Carley Jail Term Suspension Songh!   Attorneys for Boston Mayot to Ask Leniency

Shutdown of Coai Mines Is Threatened   Lewis-Krug Battle May Result in New Closure; Each Charges Other With Safety Responsibility

Krug Balks At Closing  Down Mines   Prolonged Coal Shutdown Feared As Secretary And Lewis Battle

PITS UNSAFE, IS CHARGE OF JOHN L. LEWIS   GOVERNMENT ASKED TO SHUT DOWN ALL BUT TWO

PROLONGED COAL MINE SHUTDOWN 1S THREATENED   Lewis Requests U. S. Close All Exeept Two Bituminous Pits Found Safe by Inspectors,   SECRETARY KRUG FIRES BACK REJECTION   Two Engage in Battle of Words Over Who Is Responsible for Safety of the Diggers.

Krug Rejects Lewis Demand to Shut Down All Mines the Government Operates

FRANCE THWARTS PLOT TO OVERTURN FOURTH REPUBLIC   Reveals Right Wingers Planned to Plunge Nation Into Civil War and Set Up Dictatorship.   PART OF THE ARMY MAY BE IMPLICATED   Officials Disclose at Least Six Have Been Arrested, Including General Guillaudot.

NATION SAVED FROM THREAT OF CIVIL WAR   PLOT TO ESTABLISH PARIS DICTATOR BLOWS UP

FRENCH PLOT IS THWARTED   Secret Police Uncover Plan Of Underground Group To Overthrow Republic

Nip Maquis in Plot to Seize Reins   France Reports Conspiracy To Take Government By Civil War

France Bares  Rightists’ Plot   Move to Set Up Military Dictatorship Charged Te ‘Black Maauis?

Proh avipped in bud  French Secret Police Uncover ‘Conspiracy To Start Civil War

French Thwart Plot To Grab Government  Alleged Leaders Of Underground Movement Held

‘Black Maquis’ Conspired To Establish Military Dictators ship  French Police Balk Plot To Start Civil War, Overturn 4th Republic

Squalls Being Expected For Texas Coast   Residents Of East Bearing Brunt Of Senorching Heot

PRICES HIKED ON G-M AUTOS   Two to Six Per Cent Boost On All Passenger Models Announced by Firm

General Motors Boosts Prices 2 to 6 Percent   [Rising Steel Costs Blam ed Foy Hike In Car Truck Prices

PRICES ON GM CARS GOING UP   Rise In Steel Cost: To Be Reflected In Automobiles

GM Increases Price Of Cars And-Trucks  likes to Run From Two To Six “Percent. CIO ._ Claims Unjustified

GMC Corp. Raises Prices  ut All Cars  eho at. .. *.. F Ft...   Inflation in Labor And Material Cost: Blamed by Wilson

GENERAL MOTORS HIKES CAR PRICES   REST OF AUTO INDUSTRY SE LENT ON INCREASES OF 2 7T0 6 PER CENT.

COUPLE HELD IN COLUMBUS FOR FATAL SHOOTING   Woman, 24, Man, 66, Jailed for Shotgun Death of Her 64-Year-Old Husband

[Robbery Suspects En Route to Butte  Edwards, Dennis Pease: bee Mesebocolee

Robbery Suspects En Route to Butte  _ Edwards, Dennis  Are in Custody

Vote Extension of Rent Control  House Committee   House Committee Plan is Accepted

‘House Accepts Terms Of Joint Committee's Rent Control Extension

House Sends Rent Bill to Upper House   Upper Louse  Controls Expire June 30 Unless  Tarielainrvre Act

Four Badly Hurl In Fox Explosion Expected To Live   Pharmacist Mate Praised For Aid To Wounded

Three Held In Dahlia Confessions   Two Women, A Veteran, Call Police ©

Zenzen- -Barry  _ Nuptials Held   Lat e Summer Wedding _ Unites Young Couple ~ This Morning

Ze enzen- -Barry — ~Nuptials Held         Le ate Summer  ‘Wedding  Unites Young. Couple: ree ay A ee ae

Hindus Favor 2-State India   Will Refuse Independence To Princely Sections

HINDUS OKAY DIVISION PLAN   All-India Congress Accepts Proposal For Partition On Dominion Status

Nobel Prize Winner Pearl Buck Says On'y Wallace, Trygve Lie Can Save World From Crisis

POLISH DEFT GHEETO U3 AND BRITAIN   Warsaw Regime Says It Will  Run Election; Peasant Leaders Jailed.

POLAND SHUNS 'U. S, BRITISH VOTING PLEAS   Plan to Run Sunday's Elections In Own Way Despite Series of Protests   CLAIM ALLEGATIONS OF SUPPRESSION UNFOUNDED

Tells U.S., Britain It Will Run Own Election   Poland Rejects as “Unfounded” Allegations OF Vote Intimidctian

Poles Planning Own Election; Say No Help Needed   Provisional Government Tells U. S. Voting Will Be Run Without Assistance

Curt Answer Given U.S. By Poland   Government Says It Will Run Hlections In Own Way Sunday

A Crisp Note From Poland   A Rebuke to British And _ U. S. Efforts -To Question Zlection

er Own Manner....           oland Advises America he Will Run Elections To Please No Outsiders

Poland Tells US It Will — Run Election to Suit Self Crisply Rejects Anglo-US Protest

POLAND MAKES REPLY TOUS.   Government Asserts It Will Run Voting Sunday Its Own Way

POLAND REJECTS, 1S WARNING FREE LECTION   Communist Puppet Regime at Warsaw Denies. Intimidotinn af Vatorc

By Poland   Declare Report On Suppressia OF Voters la ‘Unfounded.’

Poland Snubs U.S. Plea for Free Election    Bluntly.-Replies She: Wiil Conduct Sunday Vote Im Her Own Way

POLAND REJECTS PROTEST OF U. S.   WILL RUN ELECTION IN OWN WAY--LIKE IT OR NOT; NOTE SAYS

Poles to Run Election  Views of I] S. and   Views of U. S. and Britain to Make No Difference

Informs Nations Issue is Closed; Vote is Sunday   Statement Handed VU. §S. Envoy Denies Coercion, Says Agreements Fulfilled   Be LARRY ALIEN

Mind Your Own Business, Polish  Note Tells U. S.   We'll Run Elections As We Please, Says Warsaw  i nite

‘We'll Run Election Our Way,’ Poles Tell U. S.   Regardless of Whether Britain or America Likes It, Note Declares

Poles Reject US Protest On Unfair Voting   Declare They'll Run Elections Own Way

Poland Intends To Run Own Elections.   Red-Backed Provisional Government So Tells U.S. And Britain In New Note; Allegations Rejected As “Unfounded.”

Polish Government Tells U.S. It Will Run Election Own Way   Note Rejects Claims by Western Powers of Intimidating Voters

Mine Bureau Appointment Protested By Union Boss   Lewis Charges Naming of James Boyd Is “Political Pen! ‘—Says Men “Who Are Going To Die” Should Be Consulted

Lewis Protests Naming Australian - Born Boyd As Mine Bureau Chief   John L. Asserts Appointment Was ‘Political Deal’ And Men Who Are Going To Die In The Mines Should Have Been Consulted

 FWIS DISLIKES TRUMAN CHOICE   Bureau Of Mines Head Not Qualified, Says UMW Leader

Lewis Opposes Appointee To Mines Bureau   James Boyd Not Qualified To Head Aaency, Declares

Lewis Protests Selection  Of New Mine Bureau Chief   UMW Leader Says Naming Of James Boyd A ‘Political Deal’ Resented By Miners

Boyd Selection to Head Mines Bureau Is Called Political Deal by Lewis

Lewis Criticizes Boyd Appointment to Bureau  Of Mines as Political

President ‘Pruman’s Citizens Food Committee Wants Local Groups Grganized With  Kmphasis On Four Points

Nation-Wide Food Saving Appeal Made By Luckmn   Mayors And Governors Asked To Aid Truman In Conservation To Help Hunery Europe

lruman Asks Local Support in Food Saving   President Appeals . to Mayors; Similar Request to Governors

MAYORS URGED TO GET BEHIND FOOD PROGRAW   Governors May Be Asked for Decree Indorsing ‘No Meat, No Poultry’ Days

ASKED TO AID IN ORGANIZING LOGAL DRIVES   Committee Advises Lineup of Churches, Schools and Civic Groups.

Mayors Asked To Back Food Saving Plan   President Truman Is Expected to Request Governors of States te Issue Proclamations

1,000 CITIES ASKED 10 HELP IN DRIVE TO CONSERVE FOOD   Luckman Requests Mayors to Name Committees to Press for Meatless and Eggiess Days.   TRUMAN MAY SEEK  SUPPORT OF GOVERNORS   Survey Shows Housewives Cooperating with Restaurants Split on Question  of Compliance.

Urged To Form City Groups In Aid To Europe   Truman Committee Make: Plea To 1,000 Mavors And Will Ask For States’? Support

Mayors Asked Set Up Local Food Groups   Survey Shows  Spotty Observance Of Savings Plan

US. In Food Appeal to 1000 Mayors   Lagging Compliance With Edict Brings New Nationwide Plea

CFC Asks Nation's Mayors To Form Local Food Panels   Chairman of President’s Conservation Committee Cites ‘Grave Emergency’ in Europe

Problem To Be Attacked From Community End   Messages Sent To Towns Of 10,000 Population; Ask Establishment Of Local Citizens Food Committces

U.S.Mayors Asked To Aid Food Plan   Appeals Sent To 1,000 American Cities Urging Organization Of Local Conservation Committees For Drive

FOOD COMMITTEE ASKS U.S. MAYORS 10 AID IN DRIVE   Appeals to Executive to Or ganize Local Conservation Committees,   BRIDGEPORT AFFECTED   All Cities of 10,000 or More Population Asked to Join in Program.

U.S. Might Face Grain Lack Too  Food Managers Seeking Aid rs -» sez 7 . i zi*_*#

Mayors Being Asked To Back Food Saving   Food Cheirman Urges Local Conservation Boords’ To Push Plan After Opaning Week Observance Spotty

Mayors Asked to Name Foed Groups   Similar Requests Will Be Made of State Executives

Appeal To! 4 States, Citi           Governors, Mayo: To Organize For

Committee Seeks More Public Help   Hopes To Induce Restaurants To Save More Food

QBADMIT, TAKING PART IN LYNCHING.   ‘Most of Them — . Are So. Carolina Taxi Drivers 

REPORT GAINS BY LILIENTHAL   Democratic Strategists Say Situation Looks Better For Confirmation

Barkley Supports David Lilienthal   McKellar’ Confident  Nomination Blocked

UNIT ORDERED DISBANDED AS OFFICERS PUNISHED  Texas A. And M. Officials Take New Action In Move Against Students: Hearinas To Continue

Council Warns 9 Hurley Bars  Lack of Compliance With TB Test Cited

Railroad Workers Cast Strike Vote   Ballot Count Shows 98 Per: cent Favor Stoppage

«Railway Union Workers’ Vote Favors Strike   Demand 30 Percent Wage Increase and Changes in  Working Rules

UNIONS FAVOR RAIL WALKOUT   Brotherhoods Ready to Strike if Mediation Fails

KEY RAILWAY  UNIONS BALLOT FOR WALKOUT   Strike May Follow U.S. Mediation Attempts

Missing Plane Traces Hunted In North Pacific   Four-Engined Clipper With 18 Aboard Lost Since Late Sunday

Grimes Rites In LeMars Meadsy  John. G. Grimes: Died At 91 Years Of Ace.

Grimes Rites In _ LeMars Monday  John G. Grimes: Died At 91 Years Of Age

G. 0. P. STAMPS TAKE-T-OR-NOT LABEL ON CURBS   House Leaders Would Rust Action Through Without Foes ‘Touching’ It

Anti-Inflation Program Of GOP’ Heads For Test   Showdown In House Is  Due Early This  Attarnanan.

GOP Pushes Its Inflation Vote Before House Body   Chiefs Ask Passage Without Opposition Making Any Changes

HOUSE LEADERS SEEK 10 FORCE BILL'S PASSAGE   Republicans Order Eleventh Hour Strategy Huddle On Plan To Pound An ti-Inflation Measure  Through House.

Republicans In Strategy Huddle   Plan to Pound Anti-Inflation Bill Through

State To Have Medical Center, Thomas Insists  U.A. And Hospital Boards Hope VA Wil Cooperate In Plan

THIRD MURDER SUSPECT HELD   Berkley, Mich. Salesman Held With Couple In Ax-Slaying Mystery

OHIO LIQUOR SUPPLY PARED   Director Dunifon Tell: 61 Companies To Take Back Excess

Asks Ruling On Rural School Law   Action Filed With  State Supreme Court Charges Consolidation Laws Unconstitutional

Storms Hit Many Areas   Mony Killed As Twister Sweeps Through Alabama

TION  Continued on Page Eight   Bathing Suit Poses For Coeds Banned

VA Planning Drastic Personnel Reduction   Discharge of 8,000 Workers Ordered in New Economy Mave

= OO OT OE aS eS ae Cl  Cites Another Example of How Communities Get Action

It Seems the Army Not Only Took Hungarian Horses, But Looted the Stables as Well

WAR BOOTY TANGLE  Hungarian Horses, Red Pants ‘May Cost Us A Pretty Penny

Britain Ready to Force  U.N. Decision   Albanian Evidence to Be Studied by Subcommittee

Britain Ready to Force U.N. Decision  Albanian Evidence to Be Studied

ROMANIA TO AID GREEK REBELS   Guerrillas Will Get Medical Supplies, Clothing

ROMANIA GROUP SENDS HELP TO GREEK REBELS   Labor Federation Says That Supplies, Clothing Will Go To Guerrillas

ROMANIA HELPS GREEK REBELS   Supplies ‘Sent Guerill: Bands Fighting Against Government Troops

Cleveland School  Is Fire Damages   Blaze Develops Before 300 Children Were To Begin Classes Today

STATE CALLS * SCHOOL CHUMS IN YACHT CASE   Witness Declare: Parents Against Marriage

REDS BLAST ALLIED RULE IN GERMANY   Occupation Authorities Contend Britain, France and the United States Violate Terms of the Potsdam Declaration.

Russians Hurl More Charges   ’ Claim Violations Of Potsdam And Other”   Agreements.

POLISH ANTI-RED ESCAPES ENEMIE!   Peasant Leader’s. Arrival in London or Washington — Sianal for Offensive —

Wanted   EXILED PARTY LEADERS UNITE TO FIGHT REDS   Full-Scale Propaganda Offensive Planned At Secret Meet

NEW INSURANCE AGENCY SET UP   Delegates Asked $20 Monthly For Vets In Colleges

Young Woman Meets Death In Plunge   Ruth Reed, 30, Daughter Of Con gressman From New York, Dies In Washington

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Daughter of Representative Reed is Killed

More Winter Weather On Way into Kansas   Sleet or Freezing Rain Bue Tonight; Snow Is Forecast for Tuasday

Good Evening...  Open the door, Springtime, min yet a Mttle sunshine in.   Colder Weather Will Arrive by Tuesday

 New Yorkers Cheer  Huge Legion Parade   2,000,000 Watch Stirring Panoply of Color Of Annual March in Which 65,000 Take Part

Foreign Aid Fund Bill  Passes House   Soviet Satellites Barred From Receiving Benefits

5 DIE IN BLAZE IN EAST BRADY   Heroic Rescue by Mothe: Grandparents Saves 5 Other People

ANOTHER GIRL FOR THE DUTCH   HOLLAND REJOICES BUT IT WANTED A BOY

Strike Snags Paris Traffic   Ramadier Terms Act Political Maneuver

Truman Silent on ‘48 Race; Closes Door for Rivals  Politicians Interpret Silence as Barrier Ta O)thor Acnirnnte

Truman Seen Closing Door  On 48 Rivals      ‘Nips Possible Build-up. For ' Others By Not Taking pe « * Himeel£.QutOf  the Race

Truman Doesn't Say Yes But He Doesn’t Say No to Newsmer   Quizzed onthe ’48 Race, President Makes No Direct Statement

TRUMAN KEEPS NAME IN RACE   Apparently Closes Door Against Build-Up For Any Rival

Truman Slams Door On Drive For Any Other "46 Candidate   by Not Withdrawing, President Assured Of Democrat Choice

Appears Truman Has Closed Door on Any Rival Build-Up  For ‘48 Demo Presidential Choice

TRUMAN APPEARS TO HAVE BARRED ANY PARTY RIVAL  CLOSES THE DOOR BY

‘President Bolts Door On Build-Up For Any ‘Possible Demecratic Rival Next Election

CHIEF 1S MUCH IN THE PICTURE FOR 1948 RACE   President, By Not Taking Self Out Of Race, Prevents Build-Up For Any Possible Demo Rival

Truman Shuts Door Against Party ‘Rivals’   ‘Sifence on 1948 Plans ‘Blocks’ Any Build-Up For Other Democrats

Truman Doesn't Leave Room fer New Candidates   President Disregarding Own Political Fortunes But Hepes for Flectior

DOOR CLOSED UPON DEMO. CANDIDATES BY TRUMAN ACTION   President Doesn't Take Himself Out of Race; No Change in His Attitude

TRUMAN CLOSES DOOR ON ANY FOE   Keeps Self At Top Of Party Presidential Prospects

PRESIDENTAL NOMINATION—— Truman Closes Door Against Build-Up For Possible Rival

‘Truman Appears to Have Shut Doo: Against Build-up for Possible Rival for ‘48 Nomination

Aid Bill Passes 1st Major Test   Overwhelming Passage of Measure Seer As Opposition Cracks Wide Open

President Charged With Great Blunder   Stassen Scores’ Veto 0 - OPA Extension Act In 1946

ARMY HOSPITAL IS TRANSFERRED TO VA   Newton BD. Baker Institution At Martinsburg, W. Va., Formally Taken Over

Veterans’ Hospital Formally Dedicated   Inctitution Neor Martins burg Token Over By VA

F ind Senage B by Passes Hei ehts Disposa:  Plant Pollutes Calumet

SEARCH IS BEING PUSHED. FOR 20-YEAR-OLD HEIRESS   THEORY ADVANCED MISSING GIRL MAY HAVE ELOPED— KIDNAPING IS ALSO = CONSIDERED

PLANT SEIZURE LEGISLATION IS INTRODUCED  Landis Bill Would Re  Landis Bill Would Revive U.S. War-Time Powers In Strike Menace.

Landis Proposes Giving U.S. Powe: To Seize Plants  Indiana Leaislafor To Offer Bill Today

LANDIS PROPOSES NEW LABOR LAWS AT CAPITAL TODAY   Government’s Power to Act in Strikes to Be Strengthened, If Bill Is Approved.  ANOTHER MEASURE 'ATSO PRECENTED)  i i i

Compulsory Arbitration Bill Proposing Stiff Penalties, -»yp).ds\\Introduced In House

Sec. Marshall's Plan Accepted By Molotov   Russian Delegate Instructed To Draft Joint Report To Aid Korean Settlement

Russia Ready To Report On Korean Issue   Molotov Is Willing To Cooperate With Marshall

Russia Agrees To Give U. S. Korean Report   Molotov Replies to Mar: shall’s Demand for Action On Deadlocked Joint Commission

British-American Friendship Lauded As Pattern for Peace Over the World

GOP SEEKS 10 RESTRICT RIGHT TO CUT TARIFFS   Preparing Measure To Curtail Power Of President Truman

Murder Suspect Blames Another in Brutal Death   “Horse Shucks” Killed Cicero, Il., Mother Of 3. He Says

U.S. Beams Radio Opener  To Russians   First Official Broadcast Pledges Only Truth

Slushaite on the Air Waves— State Department Begins Shortwave Broadcasts to People of Russia

VOICE OF U. § RADIOS. NEWS VA GERMANY   rirst of Daily Series’ Sent in Russ Language from New York,

General Market Decline Result;  Of Special Session Announcement”:

Truman to Ask Anti-Inflation Legislation   Special Session to Be Urged to Fight High Cost of Living

TRUMAN HINT AT PRICE ACTION DROPS MARKETS   Speed Vital - President Says

WOULD HELP PEACE PLANS IN GERMANY   Discloses U. S. Objective As He Prevares To Head For Moscow

A0-Year Security Pact May Come Before Treaties  Marshall Indicates Goal For Moscow Conference

SAYS SECURITY PACT T0 CLEAR UP DIFFICULTIES   Indicates Treaty Is Interim Solution of . Problem on Germany

SECURITY PACT   Marshail Believes Temporary Treaty May Solve German Problem.

Marshall Aims For 4-Power Security Pact   U.S. Objective Outlined For Moscow Parley

Pending Writing — (Of Actual German ‘Peace Treaty  gaeawTrwwow saw

Marshall Urges: Security Pact. © by Four Powers   Interim Solution of German Problem Is. Secretary's Idea

Sees Pact as Solution Until Agreementon  German Issue   Bevin Arrives in Russia For Big-Four Con ference

MARSHALL AIRS NEED T9 CLEAR WAY FOR PEACE   American Officials Believe Action Would Help To Ease Paris Fears

MARSHALL T0 SEEK 4-POWER SECURITY PACT   Might Be Interim Answer To Touchy German Situation

MARSHALL HINTS PACT MAJOR U.S. AIM AT MOSCOW   SECURITY PACT IS SOUGHT AS INTERIM TO GERMAN TREATY

Secretary Indicates He Will Press for Action as First Business at Moscow Meet

A 4-Power Pact Sought By Marshall   Believes Agreement Would Clear Way For Austrian and German Treatiac

Treaty May Be Welcomed By France   Bevin First of Visiting Leaders to Reach Moscow

40-YEAR PLAN MARSHALL'S OBJECTIVE   Secretary To Leave Sunday For Conference  roawne   Backs American Program; U. S. Envoys Discuss Austrian Treaty

U.S. Plugs 4-Power  Pact   Marshall Indicates ._ Security Areement °  On Reich To Be Top Objective at Moscow

Security Pact — Sought By U.S.      Marshall, Hopes” For Agreement Pending German Treaty.

U. $. Hopes for 4 Power Pact   Seen as Interim Solution of German  Problem

FOR FOUR-POWER SECURITY PACT   Secretary of State Marshall Indicated This Was Hope of U.S.

Marshall Seeks Security Pact   Secretary Sets FourPower Agreement as Moscow Objective

Futile Search Nearing End In Centralia Mine   Known Dead 92, With 19 Not Accounted For, As Tired Crews Seek Victims’ Bodies   Probes Ordered  By U.S. and State   Lewis Asserts Men Were “Murdered” Becanse Of Negligence By Seeretary Krug

Rescue Workers Nearing End of Hopeless Search   Total of 96 Bodies Have Been Recovered

Rescuers Near  End Of Search   Only 19 Miners Remain Unaccounted For, It Is Reported.

Mine Rescue Workers Near End of Search   Bells Toll, Mark Day of Sorrow For Community

CREWS NEAR END OF MINE SEARCH   Tired Rescue Workers Recover 96 Illinois Bodies

RESCUE WORKERS NEARING EXD OF HOPELESS SEARGH   For Survivers of Last Tues day’s Disastrous Coai Mine Explosion,   JIMATED 111 DEAD      ; oar ‘Early Today Two Additional Bodies Were Found In Mine.

TIRED RESCUE WORKERS NEAR ‘END OF HOPELESS: SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS OF DISASTROUS COAL MINE EXPLOSION

TRUMAN DEFENDS BLAST OF A-BOME   Action Ordering Use o New Weapon Is Still Said Justifiable.

Truman Believes After Two Years  Decision to Use Atom Bomb Necessary      MacArthur Says On V-J Day Victory in Japan Opened Campaian to Win Peace

PRISON GUARDS HELD HOSTAGE   Convict Strike Beging al 3:45 P. “M. Monday When Prisoners Barricade Themselves in Prison Laundry — Wisconsin National Guard Stands by For Emergency.

Convict Strike Begins at 3:45 BP. M. Monday When — Prisoners Barricade Themselves in, Prison Laundry — Wisconsin National Guard Stands by For Emergency.

17-Hour Siege Of Barricaded Herbert Convicts In Wisconsin Ends Special

Convicts End Prison Strike   Sixty-Nine Striking Convicts Surrender in Wisconsin State Prison   FOUR GUARDS  WERE HOSTAGES

ADULT EDUCATION ~ PROGRAM TO BEGIN      REGISTRATION WEDNESDAY   Classes In Six Subjects Are Being Offered at Night School This Year

Question Oil Sent to Reds   Gasoline Rationing Threat and High Import Figure Recult in Probe

Film Lefts Wrote Notable Men s Speeches, Alleged   California Probers Told Talks Made for  Roosevelt Memorial

Gee VWFrT ? = OO UU =VVVV—_~  L. A. Juergens Family Moves Into New Home

Primary Bill Set Back For  Second Time   Administration’s Convention Bill Passes Senate on Second Reading With Hot Debate.

State Senate Rejects Move or Primary   Democrats Lose First Test on Direct Vote bor Candidates After Extensive Debate

Solid Republican Vote Eliminates Measure Without Roll Call; G. O. P. Leaders Declare Issue Not Dead; Longest Debate Of Assembly Held On ‘Hot’ Problem

STATE SENATE BARS MOVE FOR DIRECT PRIMARY   Shouts Down Amendment to Convention Bill

INEAPLALNED OGY  Youth, 14, Tortur ed 12 Days. Recovering From Ordeal ©

Dance. Saturday. .Sent. &   Boy, 14, Recovering From 12 Days ‘Of Torture At Hands of Teen-Aqers

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Kidnan Judae   Georagia’s Finances

MANY HOMELESS: SECOND BIG STORM STRIKES IN FLORIDA   High Flood Waters Are Cause of Heavy Damage In Miami Region; Farm Losses Extensive.   10,000 ACRES ARE UNDER WATER

LL TLC TTR tie ett nities  Second Tropical Storm Whips Florida, Blows Out

Flood Waters From Second Hurricane In Month Make’ Thousands Homeless   Damage By Wind Held To Minimum   Rising Water Declared The Greatest Agriculture Dise aster In 30 Years

Hurricane — Damage Is In ‘Millions   Second Violent nt Storm i in Month ‘Sends Flood Waters to iM ighect Point in Many Years

Southeast Florida Hit by Hurricane   Second Disaster in Month Causes Heavy Damage in Miami

Florida Flood Loss Placed at $20,000,000   Thousands Homeless Crops Damaged; Storm Drifts to Sea

WIND, FLOOD TAKE TOLL IN FLORIDA   Thousands Are Homeless; Crop Damage Is Large

Florida Hard Hit By Storm   Second Hurricane In Month Brings Floods To Coastal Region

2,947 TOLLIN ‘JAPAN DISASTER   Rampaging River Nears Tokyo Suburbs

Floodwaters Near Tokyo's East Suburbs   Two Rivers Swolleri By Typhoon Claim 3,000 Dead, Missine

FLOOD WATERS MENACE TOKYO   Casualty Figures Stand At 2,949 Dead, Including Two U. S. Soldiers

Floodwaters Near Tokyo; 2.947 Dead   New Levee Break In Tone River

Typhoon Toll in dapan Near 3,000: Crons Badly Hurt   Two Yank Soldiers Lost In Flood Water Follow: ing Storm

Heavy Toll Reported As Typhoon Swollen Rivers Threaten Japanese City   Two American Soldiers Included Among Those Drowned In Flood

FLOOD NEARING EASTERN TOKYO   DEAD AND MISSING NEAR 3,000; FEAR FOR FOOD SUPPLIES

Flood Nears Tokyo; Nearly 3,000 Victims   Disaster Result Of Typhoon; Two U.S. Soldiers Drown

TYPHOON WATERS SWEEP ON TOKYO   Casualties Approaching 3000 in Jap Disaster.

Hike Jap Flood Toll To 2.947 Daad, Missine   Levee Break on Tons River Sends Crast to Suburbs of Takvo

Jap Typhoon Brushes Tokyo   ‘: Floodwaters Within 2 Miles of Capital, 2.000 Are Missina

Draughon Will Dir ect API Affairs   Committee Names Him To Act Until Board Appoints An Acting President

Draughon Acting API Head Until President Namec  Trustees To Choose Successor To Late N. Duncen

TYPHOON KILLS MANY FILIPINOS   Tacloban In Flames, Manila Swept By Violent Storm

JOHN TARPY DIES   Had Operated 2 Machine Shop Here for Many Years

Tourists at Glacier Marooned in Snow  June Storm Blocks Park Highways

‘Hot’ Atoms Are Problem   Atamic Radioactivity Brings Up New Concerns About Public Healt

Lincoln Private Papers Opened   Noted Writer Describes Dramatic. Historic Ceremony

Senator Blasts Navajo Service   McFarland: Asserts right -UL 4 FIDE. ‘Racilte Fron Eatire Indian Bureau

Arizona Senator Blasts Attempt To Atd Indians  State Board to Air Extension of Welfare Benefits to Indians

Hearings to Start Jan. 19 on Right To Work Bill, Says Rep. Hartley

2 HIGHWAY WORKERS LOSE jOBS FOR POLITICAL ACTS   Lima Man- Included in Those Fired ‘by Department.

REMOVE 2 ORIC HIGHWAY MER   Charge Lima Bookkeeper Wit! Political Activity

William C. McNuit is Commission Candidaze   Clothing Salesmen ts the Eighth to Enter Race--Friday jc Fillnan Dende

William C. McNutt Is Commission Candidate   Clothing Salesman Is the Eighth to Enter Race--Friday Je Filing Nendlineg

lope Fades for iettlement of  *hone Walkout   Union Proposes Public Negotiations After Rejecting Final A. T. & T. Offer

Two States Act To End Walkout   New Jersey Resorts to Court- Action and Georgia . Governor Attempts Arbitration After Federal Conciliators Are Unable to Effect Truce

, Long Lines Negotiations Fail as Union Rejects Arbitration Offer.

EFFORT 10 WIND UP TELEPHONE STRIKE BOGS DOWN TODAY   Court in New Jersey And Georgia Governor Take Action, However, in Nation-wide Tieup.

Georgia’s Governor Intervenes In South By Summoning Southern Bell Telephone Co. Officiale To Conference   OPEN NEGOTIATIONS PROPOSED BY UNION

Federal Efforts To Settle — Phone Strike Bog Down, ‘Union Would See Truman

Britain Is Worried Over Continued Shortage of Food  Sale of More Foreign Investments May Be Announced Soon

Younger Brother Of Wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchilf Dead

Strike Against Kansas City Star Ended   Publication Be Resumed Monday By Agreement

Palestine Step Angers Jews   British Bid to U. N. Provokes Attacks

NEW INCIDENTS RILE PALESTINE   Martial Law May Follow Mining of Gritish Truck

PALESTINE BLAST INCREASES TENSION   Three British Soldiers. Injured  es ee

New Hostilities in Jerusalem  British Army Truck Hits Land Mine; Four Soldiers Hurt

MARTIAL LAW. THREAT GROWS   ‘Jewish Underground ‘Resumes : Hos-~ tilities — British Army Truck Mined in ‘Jerusalém Suburb — Troops Stand QGuari.

Mining of British Army Truck Ends 3-Week Lull in Violence   Seen. Answer to Decision Allowing  ‘UN to Solve Holy Land Problem

MARSHALL AND MOLOTO AGREE AN GOVERNMENT   Kind of Rule May Stalemate Proceedings

Future German Government Plan Big Four Issue   Marshall And Molotov Seek German Government Without Delay   PROBLEM OF KIND, ) AGAIN DEVELOPS

Wants Deadlines On German Issues   U. S. Secretary Asks Basis For Agreement by Russians

U. 5. Calls for New Negotiations In Effort to End Phone Strike   Three Key Units of Bell System and Unions Requested to Meet With Federal Conciliators; Hope to Start New Meetings Tomorrow:

Asks Key Met In Walkout To Assemble   Conciliators Hopeful Of Results

THREE SECTIONS OF BELL, UNION MEN: GET PLEA   Federal Conciliators Hope To Meet Both Sides in Dispute Thursday

MoveLaunched For Resuming  Phone Talks   Company And Union Officials Invited To Meet With Conciliators

Asks New Talks On Phone Tieup   U.S. Proposal Given Companies and Union

‘Government Asks ‘A Peace Meeting   3 Units of Bell System anc Invited to Reopen tations   UNION HEAD ACCEPTS   Conciliation Director War» ren Hopes to Have Ses sion Tomorraw

Fresh Step Taken By Labor De: partment in Effort to End Walkout   LEADERS ASKED ' TO TALK  WITH U. S. CONCILIATORS

INVITE UNIONS AND COMPANIES TO NEW HUDDLE   Meetings May Be Ayranged For Tomorrow In Fresh Attempt To End Phone  ~ Walkout; Hopeful  Of Results.

Bell Officials, Unions Invited To Negotiations  CiO Gives Support NETW Wark  orxersc   CiO Gives Support To NETW Workers In Toledo Area

New Steps Taken to End Phone Tieup   U.S. Asks Three Key Units of Bell Group  And N.F.T.W. to Mee With Cansilinance

Ask Key Units Meet Again   resh Step Toward 'nding Strike; Report OgalJala Strike Ended.

Call New Ppone Parley —   Government Asks ' Key Company. Units and > Unions to Meet With Federal Conciliators .

Attempt Is Made To Wind Up Job   Interests Affected Called To Meet  Conciliators

Government In New Effort To Settle Strike   Phone Companies And Union Asked To Conference

INVITES KEY UNITS OF BELL SYSTEM, UNION   Hope to Begin New Negotiation Effort. Sometime Tomorrow

Phone Strike Negotiations To Start Again   Federal Conciliators To Meet with Union and Bell Officials in Attempt To Settle Strike.

Policy Committee Rejects General Motors Proposal To Use Some Of Raise on Holiday And Vacation Pay: New Developments In Labor Circles

Temperatures   Reopening of Negotiations In Telephone Tieup Sought By New Government Offer   Warren Invites Three Key Units to Conference on Strike’s 17th Day: . Conciliator Is Hopeful of Progress

New Stab At Phone Peace   Schwellenbach Asks Union and Company to Reopen Negotiations

Three Key Units Called To Parley   Bell Telephone Officials, Union Heads Summoned

TALK SOUGHT BY THE U.S.   Three Key Units of Bell System and N. F. T. W. Leaders Asked to Meet With Federal Conciiliators on Dispute.

CONCILIATOR LAUNCHES ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO CETTLE PHYSNIE ‘CTYHiINE

3 Units of Bell System and Union Invited to Reopen Negotiations   UNION HEAD ACCEPTS   Conciliation Director Warren Hopes to Have Ses sion Tomorrow

Conciliators Hope To Arrange Meeting Possibly Tomorrow   Invitations Extended Te Reopen Negotiations As Phone Strike In 17th Day

Ask Beil Units, Unions to Meet  For Talks Today   Schwellenbach Confers With Lead. ers First Time-in Week; Lines Cut in Wisconsin

MERCURY MAY DIP TO 5 BELOW TONIGHT IN OHIO   Highway Department Reports Roads Hazardous North of Van Wert

NEW COLD WAVE THREATENS OHIO   Mercury May Drop To &  Above Zero Tonight

WINTRY SIEGE WILL CONTINUE      New Cold Wave Sweeps Into Ohio: To Last Several Days

Negro Is Believed to Be Alive   Indicate He Escaped  Band Of Lynchers Near  Jackson. N. C.

Lynch Victim May Be Free   er nt  Woman Witness Says Man Taken From Jail Escoped. Fled

Yerrified Negro Tal.en From Jail  “scapes Captors   Des»erate Breakaway Made From Hands Of Masked White Band

NEGRO BELIEVED TOHAVE ESCAPED ~~ FROM ARMED MOE   Woman’s Story Indicates Black Seized in Jackson, N. C., Fled From Captors Under Fire.   BULLET IMBEDDED IN SHACK NEAR JAIL    Two-Day Search Reveals No Trace of Captive or Masked White Men Who Abducted Him.

Second Carolina Lynching Seems To Be Averted   Negro Apparently Filed Mob; Had Taken Him from Jail

Believe Terrified Negro Youth May Have Cheated Death In Flight From iW ould-Be Lynchers In North Carolina

WITNESS SAYS SEIZED NEGRO ESCAPED MOB   Probe Indicates Youth Fled in Shower Of Bullets

Think Negro Escaped From Mob Captors   Woman Tells of Shot Being Fired at Fleeing Man

Believe Negro ‘Escaped From Carolina Mob   Officers Report Suspect In Rape Attempt Must Have Fled; Reporter Finds Bullet

Lynch Quarry In Carolina Eseapes Mob  60 Officers Join Hunt For Suspect Forced From Jail

Missing Negro Believed To Have Escaped From Lynch-Minded Captors

Showdown On GOP Proposal Next Thursday   Provides-30 Pet. Slash For Small: Taxpayers; 20 Pct. For Most Others

20-30 Per Cent Tax Cut Given Committee 0). K.   Bill Slashing Income  Levies Sent To House _ ha cntino sd teres

HOUSE COMMITTEE PASSES MEASURE BY 16 10 9 VOTE    Small Taxpayers To Get 30 Per Cent Slash; Mast   Others 90 Per Cant

Rayburn Says Party Favors Action Delay   Republican Ways and Means Members Win Vote, Advance 30-20  Per Cent Proposal

*BIG REDUCTION IN LOW INCOME GROUP FAVORED   Proposed Cuts Expected To f Be Passed By House Next Week

SHOWDOWN SET FOR THURSDAY   Ways and Means Group Sends Measure to Floor for Orag:Out Fight.

GROUP OKAYS TAX REDUCTION   Approve 30 Percent Slice for Low Income Bracket

HOUSE GROUP OKAYS TAX CUT   Provides 30 Per Cent Slash for Taxpayers In Low Income Levels

307, TAX SLASH GETS APPROVAL OF HOUSE BODY   Ways and Means Group Favors Bill for Big Cut to Small Taxpayers

30 % Tax Cut Passes House Committee   >: ne i * aa ae —_   Revamped Knutsor ’ Bill to Go to House Next week

Wo REDUCTION FOR LOWEST BRACKETS   20°) for All Others With Incomes Up to $303,000

G.O.P. Sponsored Measure Sent to Floor of House   Rejects Move to Postpone Vote Pending Decision on Foreign Commitments

30 Percent  Reduction in Low Bracket   House Unit Approves 20 Percent Drop for Net Income over $1,000.

Republicans Face Bitter Struggle   Minority Party Ready To Fight To Last Ditch

30 Per Cent Cut For Small Pay Group Approved   House Committee Votes 16 to 9

Body Favors Tax Cut Plan By 16-0 Vote   Ways and Means Committee Passes On GOP-Backed Bill To Slash Taxes

PASSAGE REGARDED AS ASSURED FOR MEASURE AF. FECTING MILLIONS OF TAXPAYERS

Measure Providing for Big  Slashes in Tncome Taxes Votet   House Committee’s Vote Heads Bill for Debate During Next Week

Legislation Heads for Showdawn on Floor Next Thursday; Democrats Lose in Battle. To Defer Action for Further Fiscal Study

HOUSE GROUP APPROVES CUT ININGOME TAY   Paity Lines Followed .as 20 Per  ent Slash , Goes ito. Floor

Democrats To Oppose Plans For Tax Cuts   But Republicans Count on Five-Man Majority Te Drive Through

House Committee Favors Tax Cut Of 30 Per Cent   Slash Would be Effective as of Laet January 1

ROUSE GROUP APPROVES GOP TAX CUT BILL 16-9 TODAY   Modified Bill Goes To House; Democrats Plan  Last Ditch Fight

Smaller Payers Would Receive Larger Slash   Republican Measure OK’d 16 to 9; Goes to Lower Chamber

30 Per Cent Cut ls Favored for Small Taxpayer   Bill ls Retroactive To Jan. 1; Others To Get Lighter Slash

House Group Approves GOP Income Tax Cut   30% For Smaller Taxpayers, 20% Fo: Most Others; House Floor Next

DEMS’ PLAN FOR DELAY SPURNED   Republican 30-20 Program Faces Showdown In House Thursday

GOP-Backed Measure Wins Committee OK   Slashes Retroactive To January 1 Kept In Legislation

House Group 16-9 For 20-30% Tax Cut--Retroactive  Expect Party Line Also to Be Followed

MINORITY UNIT WILL OPPOSE ‘ALL TAX CUTS   Democrats To Buck Any Pro posals by Republicans  Or Anyone Else

Committee  Approves Tax Cut Bill   Measure Heads For House Floor

—TAX SLASH IN THE MAKING— Democrats Will Fight Any Tax Cut Program,

HOUSE GROUP OKAYS GOP TAX SLASH PROGRAM   Approves 20-30 Per Cent Cut For This Your

House Group Votes Income Tax Slash  ~ 30 per Cent Cut for Small Payers Approved

Tax Program Of GOP’s To Be Presented   REPUBLICANS OFFERING “BIG BAIT” WITH NEW CUTS

G.0.P. BACKED PLAN PASSES 16 109   Legislation Goes To House Showdown Next Tuesday   MOTION   By Rep. Doughton To Post pone Tax Considerations ls Rejected, 15-10

Bill Allows “Little Men’ Biggest Cut   Legislation Headed for Showdewn on Floor of House Thursday; Demos To Fight Proposal

Oppose Any Reduction. Now Rayburn Says As Vote Is Called On Bill

TAXCUT BILL IS PASSED. ON BY. COMMITTEE    Measure Would: Provide Larger Cut for Small Income Taxpayers of. Nation   HOUSE WILL START TO DEBATE ISSUE THURSDAY

20 To 30% Bill Passed By House Ways-Means Unit   Vote On Measure Set For Thursday In Lower Chamber

20-30 Tax Slash Is Voted by House  Ways Committee   Legislation Is on Its Way fer Showdown Vote Tuesday; . Vietory  te Vanwawar

LITTLE FELLOW WOULD GET 30% CUT BY ACTION   20°, Dip Would Be Granted For Most Others Under Revised Measure

House Committee V ote: Approval for Act Cutting Income Tax   Revised Measure to Give Persons With Smal Incomes Reductiqn of 30 Per Cent; Others Get 20 Per Cent Cut; Showdown Due Thursday

20-30% Tax Slash Gets ‘Go Signal   Committee Approval Moves Legislation Onto House Floor

Democrats Fight Tax Reduction  Oppose Any Action at Present Time

Asks 30P.C.Cut_ OnLow Incomes, -20P.C.0n Others   Legislation Now. On Way To Floor Of House For   Showdown’ Thursday

Tax Cut Bill.  Gets Approval Of Committee   Nearly HH Billion   Cut Voted, Mostly In Upper Brackets

Committee Approves Tax Slash   Bill to Cut Income Payments by 30 Per Cent Nearer Passage

Knutson Tax Bill Approved By Committee   Ways, Means Group Passes Republican-Backed Income Tax Cut Bill by Vote of 16 to 9.

GOP BACKED BILL TO SLASH INCOME TAXES, APPROVEL   House Ways and Means Com mittee Voted to Cut 30 Per Cent for Small Payers.      120 PERCENT FOR OTHERS   Legislation Thus Was Headed for Showdown on the House Floor.

DEMOS PLEDGE REAL FIGHT ON ALL TAX CUTS   Minority Party Members o the House Ways, Means Committee Resist GOP

Committee For Tax-Cut Bill   House Group Approves Bill To Slash Income Toxes; House Vote Next Thursday

FOUR BILLION DOLLAR SLASH CONTEMPLATED   Author Predicts House Will Okeh Measure  By Big Margin

20 Pet. Cut for Low-Bracket Earners Offered   Democrats Fail In Efforts for Postponement

No Kickback Be Made On Loan (;reece, Turkey   May Buy Goods From Britain,  Other Lands

U.S Not Obligated to Pay Britain for Aid to Greece   Acheson Says He Has No Knowledge of Any Claims for ‘Kickback’ of Amounis Expended by Fualand

"Doc" Turns Down Big Job to Take Care of the Ills of a Small Town

Hurricane May Remain In Atlantic   Forward Pace Of Great Storm Is Slackening

Murray All Set To Go, If— _ — It's Okay With The Creditors   He Says There's Good Chance To Pay All Off

Senate Approves Increased Budget For Navy's Needs   Will Provide Powerful Fighting Fleet of 850 Craft

Navy Is Voted Three Billion   Sum Would Be Used To Give U. S. Powerful Fighting Fleet

GROUP VOTES $3.4 BILLION IN NAVY FUNDS   Substantial Hike Over House Figure Made By Senate Bloc

APPROPRIATION FOR NAVY 15 BOOSTED BY SENATE COMMITTEE  WELL-BALANCED FLEET PROMISED UNDER NEW, LARGE BUDGET FUNDS

Senate Board Adds Big Sum To Navy Bill   Committee's Bill to Give This Country  Well-Balanced Fleet

SENATE GIVES BONST T0U.S. NAVY BUDGET   FIGHTING FLEET OF SOME 850 CRAFT ASSURED

ADDITIONAL FUNDS ARE VOTED FOR NAVY   Senate Committee Sars Apprepriation Will Give Nation Well-Balanced Fleet

Claims Two Nations Needs As sistance; Asks For Authority fo Detail Civilians, Military Personivtel When Required   CLAIMS IMMEDIATE ACTION IS NEEDED

Financial Assistance For Greece, Turkey Is Urged by Truman  Congress Is Also Requested for Authority to Send Civilian, Military Officialc Hf Ranuactad

President Favors Sending Men And Money To Nations   Loan Of $400,000,000 Included Among  Triman’s Recommendations To Congress

‘Fateful Hour’ for West and East, He Tells Congress; Violations of Yalta. Agreement Blasted in Plea for Fund

400 Millions Aid to Turks, Greeks Urged   President Attacks Communists, Warn: Of Grave Situation

President Asks for ‘Immediate’’ Action to Pre serve ‘‘Free Peoples”’

CONGRESS IS URGED BY PRESIDENT TO LEND SUM OF 409 MILLION DOLLARS

Home Edition’  PRICE FIVE CENTS       400 Million Sought. To Baas Nations Free, Guard Security’

Both Nations Lie Helpless Before Reds; U.S. Security Enters Into Request Made By President

Cites Importance Of Stopping Domination  Of Nations By Reds   President Asks Congress For Authority To Detail Civilian And Military Personnel When Requested In Near East.

Proposes Loan of $400,000,000 and Use of Troops to Administer It   SAYS MOVE NECESSARY TO GUARANTEE PEOPLE OF THESE COUNTRIES FREEDOM TO WORK OUT DESTINIES WITHOUT INTERFERENCE FROM RUSSIAS

Wants 400 Million, Military Advisers to ‘Block Off’ Reds   Tells Congress U.S. at Fateful Hour, Must Aid Free Peoples Chart Course

Five German . Leaders Quit Parley  . Delegates Decline to Discuss Political Questiona

Five German _ Leaders Quit Parley  _ Delegates Decline   Delegates Decline to Discuss Political Questions

OHIOANS TO INITIATE ‘FOOD OF WEEK’ PLAN   Program Encourages Use 0 Abundant Edibles

Ohio Food Saving Plan, Starting Dec. 1,‘to Strees Plentiful lems

OTC Drivers Under Orders   Court Order Handed Down Tuesday; March 27 Set For Hearing

STEPSONS BEAT MAN TO DEATH  Boys, Mother Stabbed. in Furious: Home Fight

JURY LINKS 44 TO SUGAR RINE   Truck Drivers Involved In Bogus Stamp Deals At Chicago

21 Are Indicted in Sugar Fraud  44 Bre Now Facing Federal Charges

Closed Shop Legislation Introduced  In Senate —  W ould Restore. - Freedom of Spee   Would Restore  Freedom of Speeck To Employers,  Snancsar Contends

Bill Would: Restore. Freedom Of Speech   McCarthy, Proposes Meas. ure To Eliminate Closed Shop Issue _

Bill to Outlaw Closed Shop Goes Before Senate  Wisconsin Solon Says   Wisconsin Solon Says Measure Will ‘Restore Freedom of Speech

U.S. EVALUATES PRICE OF PLAN TO HELP EUROPE   Nation Would Have To Provide $45.810.000.000

U. S. Eyes List of Europe s Aid Requirements   No Way of Telling Ye How Much Congress Will Be Asked to O. K

Brewers Start Program Of Grain Savings   Court Threat Against Holiday Is Lifted

U.S. Brewers Begin Short Grain Ratior   Liquor Shutdown ls Under Way; Threat Dropped

BREWERS PRESS SAVING OF GRAIN   New Public Support Campaign Is Planned

Brewers Start Three Months Grain Saving   Luckman Reveals Drive To Provide Merchandising Data

Will Ask U.S. To Advance $26 Million  For United Nations Headquarters

Guess Who Pays  U.N. Presents Finance Plan For Building Peace Capita!

Would Ask U.S. Reds Declare $26,000, 000.British Should For U.N. Home Give Up Egypt

Gov. Gates Says There Will ~ Be No Tax, or Other Increases if Cigaret Tax Is Passed.   EXPECT 9 MILLION FROM CIGARET TAX

Governor Reviews Budget Message He Will Deliver To Legislature Monday; Cigaret Levy To Be Askec

Says Shortages Could Result In World Collapse   Food Council Pictures Conditions As Very Ominous.

International Emergency Food Group Reports  Says Two Problems — Could Bring Chaos

World’s Probles   jaternational Council Say: * Unless Solved It May * Lead to Chaos   ‘While This Year's Crop ' Will Be Even Less * ‘Than Last Year's

World Food Picture  Is Grim   Total Output 10% Below Prewar, With Some Areas 30° Down; May Result in World Chaos

Food Crisis IMay Result In ‘Chaos’   World Council On Food Submits  Ciname Ranar

Lack Of Food Is Felt In  Kurope   Council Reports Strong Chance Of Chaos

Production To Be Under That Of Last Year   Bad Weather Hard On Crops; Crisis Held Mounting

Chaos Seen in Food, Dollar Shortage Abroad By Council 35-Nation Group Makes Report

Food, Dollar Lack World’s Problem   international Council Says * Unless Solved It May ' Lead to Chaos   MORE MOUTHS TO FEED   While This Year's Crop Will Be Even Less Than Last Year's

World Chaos Threat Seen in Shortages   Feed,: ‘Dollars Famine “in Foreign Nations:  Viewed With Alarm.

World Food Drop  Called Dangerous   Crops Decline 3% From Last Year.  10°. From Pre-War

East-West Rift Widened on All Fronts, Report   Economic and Military Aspects of Soviet Develonmente« TL isted

Rift Between East-West On Paris Meeting   Soviet Union Concerned About Commerce With Western Nations.

EAST VS. WEST SPLIT WIDENS   Developments in Trade and Military Fields on Week-End

TO PRESENT A: PLAY   High ‘School Studentsa to Appear Tuesday Evening in Farce-Comedy.

ATERY MYSTERY . ittle Squirts Big Headaches or Miami Apartment Houses

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  A Bugle Call To American Men To Save The Cuspidor

Pretty Much of a Mess in New York, Workers Won't ‘Clean Nicotine Taraet 

11 of 12 Men Either Slain or Recaptured   Sensational Battles Follow Escape: of. . Colorado Prisoners

Posses Dety Snow, Cold in Search for Colorado Convicts.    Twelve Break Our of Canon City: Prison-<Four Still at Large-<. Two Criminglc Chote.

Cooperation Held Key to  Labor Peace  Lr   Truman Looks To Day When Strikes Ended

TRUMAN IN PLEA FOR BARGAINING   PRESIDENT VOICES HOPE DAY WILE COME WHEN STRIKES ARE DISCARDED.

ee ee eee TD  Truman Asks Labor Policy ‘Cooperation’ Tn Industries   Unions, Management Told Good Relations Can't Be Lezgislated

Truman Ask: Cooperative  Labor Peace   President Joins Nation’s Leaders In Holiday Plea

President Asks Labor, Management To Wor: For Industrial Pr   Truman, in Holiday Message, Says Good Refation: Can‘t Be Brought About by Legislation; Sees Bargaining os Solution

Truman Says Legislation Not Remedy   Schwellenbach Alse Issues Plea For Free Bargaining

Truman, Other Officials Send Labor Message   President Urges Cooperation By Labor, Management

Truman Stresses Labor Peace  wa w~=-- wt wz ~- ~+ ie le i ~_- ~- +   ge oe pie: yaa) oe bite  Holiday Message Asks Cooperation To End Strikes

Truman Asks For Harmony  In Labor Fielc   Says Peaceful Bargaining Can Accomplish More  Than  emelatian

Truman Calls for Ending of Labor Strikes   Holds Co-operation Is Real Solution to the Problem

UNITY TO END STRIKES SEEN BY PRESIDENT   LABOR DAY TALKS BACK PEACEFUL BARGAINING

Labor-Management Cooperation Theme Of Truman Message   President Contends Labor Dept, Must Be Adeauately Staffed

Laws Can't Bring Good Relations, President Says   Labor Day Message Of Chief Executive Urges End to Strikes, Lockouts

MOLOTOV GIVES “GROUND ON NAZI ASSETS DEBATE   Key To Austrian Peace Treaty In Definition Of German Holdings

SOVIET YIELDS IN DISPUTE ON AUSTRIAN PACT   Molotov Gives Ground On Vital Issue Of  German Assets

Molotov Give: Ground on Key  Treaty Issue  Russian Consents to   Russian Consents to Discuss Definition of Assets in Austria

Will Discuss Definition of German Assets  Pressure Applied   Pressure Applied by Three Western Powers

Molotov Gives Up Ground on  (German Assets   Issue Key ‘Obstacle In Writing of Peace Treaty for Austria

Molotov Gives Ground On German Assets   Key Issue In Writing Of Austrian Pact

Will Discuss Definition of  German Assets  _ Pressure Applied by Three Western Powers

Molotov Retreats On Reparations    Western Nation Pressure Forces Agreemen To Discuss Definition of German Assets

Russia Gives Way on Austrian Peace Issues   Compromise _ Proposa Termed Too Vague to Accept

MOLOTOV YIELDS ON AUSTRIA ISSUE   AGREES TO DISCUSS WHAT CONSTITUTES GERMAN ASSETS IN THAT COUNTRY.

Soviet Yields Point in Row Over Austria   Molotov Ready. to Discuss Definition of Assets Under Reich Hand

Hopes For Austrian Trealy Are Spurred   Molotoy Agrees To Dis cussion of German Assets

CRARTER TO LOCAL FIRM   Kaw Valles Fertilizer Co. Plans To Build Warehouse

CHARTER TO LOCAL FIRM      } ‘Kaw Valley Fertilizer Co. Plans To Build Warehouse

SEEK ACCORD ON PALESTINE   U. S. Proposes That Britair And Security Council Set Date to End Mandate

Help Being Rushed Inte  Antarctic Area.      ‘NINE MEN WERE ABOARI ' SHIP WHEN IT CRASHED

‘Propaganda Campaign’ Against United States Revealed By Marshall

Marshall Charges Propaganda Is   Secretary Says Campaign Seeks To Make World Believe U. 8, By-Passing U. N..

Propagandists Charge U. S. By-Passes UN   ‘Foreign Affairs Group Hears Marshall’s General Accusation

French Premier Seeks To Halt Wave Of Strike:   French Labor Steps Up Wave Of Communist Incited Strikes Regardless   FEAR PARALYSIS OF FRENCH FPCONOMY

ASKS DISMISSAL OF CONTEMPT   Martin Considers Move By Hollywood Writers, Producers   MISSISSIPPI GOVERNOR ASKS POWER TO RESTRAIN VIOLENCE

WRIGHT TO CALL SPECIAL SESSION   Governor Seeks End to Violence Against Bus Line

$200 Increase Urged in Income Tax Exemptions   Democrat Offers Plan As Alternative. to 20 Per Cent Slash

Boost to $700 of Exemption Asked in Bill as Tax-Cutting Substitute

Blazing Heat 30 Miles Up     ce ooo eee re ee   Torrid. Layers Found in ‘Frigid’? Atmosphere

ANOTHER SEGREI WEAPON CLAIMED   ‘Alternative to A-Bomb’ I: Deseribed in New Zealand.

To Request Senator to Stand Aside   Until Senate Can Discuss His Right to Be Sworn— May Start Debate

Policy Committee Decides to Act Immediately To Block Mississippian; Democrats Fearful Challence May Set Off ‘Considerable Debate’

Senators Hope To Stop Bilbo   Republicans Seek Way To Prevent Seating Of Mississippian

BILBO'S SERT IN SENATE IS iN QUESTION   Republicans Map Final Strategy To Deny Him His Goent

COP FORMALLY VOTES TO TRY BILBO OUSTER   Taft Says Mississippi Senator Will First Be Asked to Stand Aside

.  IVE TO BLOCK  FS SEATING SET FOR FRA   dublicans Will First Ask Mississippi Senator to > Stand Aside   Y START FILIBUSTER   7 Taft Expresses Belief That Bilbo Will Be Foreed to Wait

GOP Decides To Deny Seat To Sen. Bilbo   Republican Senators Agree to Demand Accused Mississipjean Be Barned.

President And Foreign Policy Advisers Confer   ‘Session Held In Preparation For Coming Moscow   Peace Conference   MARSHALL LEAVES SOON FOR RUSSIA

Truman, Top Advisors Study Peace Parley   European Problems Are Issue on Eve of Trip to Moscow by Marshall .

Truman, Leaders Confer on Policy   Conference in Moscow Center of Discussion

FOREIGN POLICY IS TALKED OVER AT CONFERENCE   Moscow Meeting Is Subject : Under Discussion At White House

CALLS LEADERS FOR TALKS ON MOSCOW MEET   Reply to Bevin Wins Wide Bi-Partisan Approval

U.S. Delivers a Strong. Note to the Romanians   Protests Arbitrary Arrests of Hundreds O@ the ‘Onvasition’®

Pr ‘otest To Romania Is  Made By U.S.   Sharp Note Charges  Members Of Opposition Are Being Arrested Without Charspe

Sharp Note of Protest Sent To Romania   U.S. Raps ‘Arbitrary Arrest’ of Hundreds In Opposition Parties

Political Arrests In Romania Are Profested by U.S.   Hundreds of Oppositior Party Members Are Placed In Prisons

Romanian Arrests Protested By U.S.   Charges Arbitrary Action In Seizure Of Oppositionists

Arrests Draw Protest of U.S.   Action in Romania ‘Violates Pledges’

Intimidation Charge Made In Epistle   Violation Of Promises Also Pointed Out

ROMANIA GETS SHARP PROTEST FROM AMERICA   Arrest Of Opposition Party Members And Others Attacked By U. S.

U. 5. Protests Arrest of Many Romanian Antis   Sharp American Note Charges Hundreds Have Been Arrested Without Warrant

PROTEST SENT TO ROMANIA   U. S. Denounces Arrests Without Warrants

U.S. Protests To Romania   Says Wholesale Arrests Effort to Suppress Democratic Elements

Note Charges Violation of ‘Liberties   Hundreds Of Opposition Purty Members Arrested Without “Warrant Or Charge’”’ Note States   Violates Terms  Of New Treaty   Romanian Minister Says  Arrests Were Made To Preserve Internal Order In Country

Romania  Gets U.S.  Protest   Democratic Rivals Suppressed; Treaty Violated, Says Note

U.S. Protests Many Arrests   Sharp Note Is Sent To Romania; Charge Treaty Violated.

ARREST “OUT OF LINE’, ROMANIA TOLD   State -Dept. Condemns Jailing OF ‘Hundreds’ of Opposition Party Members

ITHEY SLUG, BITE AND PULL HAIR  New York Bobby Soxers Go On Warpath For Exclusive Dating

Manhattan Bobbysoxers, Hundreds Strong, Baitle With Teeth, Nails And Sticks Over Their ‘Dates’

Boys Watch Hair Fly, Clothes Rip As —  Date Stealing Sends Girl Gang: Tearing At Each Other In Street

Gandhi Urges Indian Factions Cease F ichtine New Delhi Is  Scene of New

GANDHI SEEKS TO END RIOTS IN NEW DELH   Troops  Reinforced As Term Fixed For Laxity

Full Aid Bill Gets Approval Of Conferees   $597 Million Requested By Truman Favored; Chima Will Share

SENATE - HOUSE CONFEREES 0. K. FULL AMOUNT   Compromise Measure for Foreign Relief Includes China Heip

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Agree on Funds For Foreign Aid  : Full  Amount Asked .  nah news (BE me

A LOSE LIVES BY DROWNING   Father, 2 Sons, Would-Be Rescuer Die As Boats Capsize in Creek

Pennsylvania Mine Blast Fatal to 15   Three Others Are Hurt In Plymouth Explosion

22 MINE HAND TRAPPED WHILE DOWN 850 FEET   Rescue Crews In Constant Danger Of Cave-Ins; Bodies Found Grouped In Gangway And Brought To Sur face.

MINE EXPLOSION KILLS 15, TRAPS '22 UNDERGROUND   BLAST OCCURS IN HARD COAL MINE AT PLYMOUTH, VA.

15 Killed in Mine Blast   Anthracite Colliery At Plymouth, Pa., Wrecked

Fifteen Miners Killed, Three Hurt As Blast  Wrecks Anthracite Colliery In Pennsylvania

Mine Blast Kills 15.   Twenty-Two Trapped As Explosion Rips Eastern Colliery —

Explosion Kills 15 Miners, Traps 1) Underground  Colliery Wrecked By   Colliery Wrecked By Blast; Rescue Seven After Frantic Digginc

Blast Kills 15, Seven Others Saved i in Mine   Cause of Explosion ~ In Pennsylvania Pit Renarted Not Known

15 DIGGERS DIE IN MINE BLAST   3 Others Hurt in Hard Coal Pit Gas Explosion

TOLL AT 15 IN MINE EXPLOSION   Coal Workers Trapped As Blas? Wreeks Pit

FIFTEEN DIE_WHEN BLAST RIPS COAL MINE: THREE HURT   Rescue Crews Save Seven Men in Daring Move; Bodies Brought to Surface

Cause Of Explosion Unknown   Accident Occurred 850 Feet Below Earth’: Surface

5 Miners Are Killed i in Coal Dust Explosion   Three Others Injured As Terrific Blast-Rocks Shaft 850 Feet Below  Ground: feven Saved

19 KILLED IN MINE BLAST   Three Are Injured, Seven Rescued In Plymouth, Pa., Disaster

MINE BLAST KILLS To IN PLYMOUTH, PA.   Three Injured, 22 Trapped In Anthracite Mine

Mine Blast Kills 15 Miners in Pa. Coa! Pit Explosion   Kescue Squads Get 7 More Victims Fram Danaer Area

Blast Fatal To 15 Miners   Three Others Injured in Ex. plosion that Wrecks Colliery in Pennsylvania

Fifteen Miners Killed When Blast Wrecks Colliery   Three Others Injured In Pennsylvania Mine Disaster

Miners Tell Of Blast fi Which Fifteen Killed   Seven Others Rescued After A Terrific ’ Exnlosion.

Fifteen Miners Die As Explosion Tears Pennsylvania Shaft   Seven Escape as Rescue Crews Dig Frantically for Three Hours

Rescue Squad Saves Seven From Colliery  Crews in Danger Of New Cave-Ins

Seven of Crew Escape Death   Bodies of Victims Brought to Surface

MINE EXPLOSION CLAIMS 15 LIVES   3 Others Suffer Injuries  Pennsylvania Disaster

Report. Reveals. Mine Explosion Fatal To 15 Men   Three Others Injured “As Gus” Blasts Anthracite ~ Colliery At Plymouth

Appeal by Mike Bubna  Is Rejected   State Pardon Board Turns Down Plea; Erie Slayer to Die In Chair Monday

"A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED” IRONICAL PRECEPT TO DESCENDENT OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

@ PAUL MALLON—  British Rating as World’s Smartest Diplomats Drops

THREE ARE AILLED IN TRAIN CRASH   Giant Engine Expledes in South Dakota; Cause Is Sought.

Cause of GN locomotive Blast Sought   Three Employes on “Empire Builder” Train Lose Lives

SOUTHERN [OWA STREAMS FLOOD   Are Leaving Banks Today as Result of New Runoff Waters

Jester Urges: State College Building Plan   Governor Signs Into Law Pension  Hike For Aaed

: Unprovoked Attaek Is Made By Red   Moscow Writer Turned Over To Own Police

Two-Day Rioting  in India  Halted by ‘rroops Heavy Casualties in Uprising Have Been Reported

Labor Leaders. Rally To Block Changing Laws   Center Fire . On Proposal To Ban The Closed Shop.

Labor Leaders Lash Ball Bill   Entire Congressional Program Criticized

Gardiner Youth Is Held for Abduction   Stale Police Charge He Took Girt, 14, on Trip,, ‘to Washington

Union Extends Peace Feeler   $6 Proposal Advanced at Mass Meeting Of Phone Strikers in Atlanta

Peace Feeler Put Out By  Phone Workers  Hints Would ~ Return To Work

‘Gloves Off Edict Near in Palestine  Britisn Seek Army Of ‘125, 000 to Meet

Good Evening’. sae _It's about. time for a Cora Sai      Wednesday Weather Wl Continue Waren

HOT AIR IN KANSAS   Little Change During Week At 96-102 Temperatures Prevail

RADIO MAKES APPEAL TO WAGE WAR   Arabs Ready To Battle To  Prevent Partition

‘AGGRESSIVE WAR’ IS URGED BY MILITANT JEWISH GROUI   TAGUN RADIO SAYS ARABS ARE PREPARING. TO FIGHT “FO PREVENT PARTI TION

New Hampshire Forestry Officials Think Planes Produced Cloudburst

Rainmakers Are Given Credit For Cloudburst  Drop Dry Ice On N.H. Clouds

Girl Is Injured In Auto Crash   Mishap Occurs on Route 166 Yesterday

HEAT TOLL TO 61; RELIEF HOPE FADES   Promised Cool Air Mass From Canada Weakens Before Spreading Over Area,

Sixty-One Perish From Heat   Midwest Region Seared by Hich Temperatures

HEAT DEATHS MOUNT; RELIEF IS WELCOMED   COOLER AIR FROM CANADA SPREADS IN MIDWEST

Cooler Air Rolls East   Heat Deaths Soar to 48 As Relief Is Sighted

Sixty-One Perish  From Heat  Midwest Region   Midwest Region Seared by High Temperature:

19 Die in Wave Of Searing Heat In 4-Day Period   But Forecasters Clair Cooling Relief Is on the Way

U. S. Credit To Hungary Suspended   Government Holds Up Crec its While Communist  Move Is Studied

US. Caneels Unused Credit To Hungary   Half of $30,000,00C Sum for Surplus Purchases Involved

U.S.SuspendsAid To pps  oviet Domination   Soviet Domination Of New Regime Brings Drastic Action

Ask UN Create Jewish Home in Holy Land   Agency Pleads fer Removal of Presen? Berriers

DOWNSTATE WILL LOSE SOLONS AT NEXT ELECTION   STATE HIGH COURT UPHOLDS INTENT OF LAST LEGISLATURE

Non-Rendition  Of Property First Issue  43 Of 80 Listed As Not Being On -~ = -F.  p.,.ti.,.

Non-Rendifion  Of Property First Issue  43 Of 80 Listed As Not Being On -, > _ os.

Public Hearings On Trumans Aid Program To Open   Congressional Wheels Be gin To Turn On Plan To   Aid Greece And Turkey       SENATOR CONNALLY TO PRESENT BILL

SEVERAL AMENDMENTS TO PLAN SUGGESTED BY THE « PRESIDENT WILL COME: ~~  1. BEFORE COMMITTEE

Babe Ruth Now In Serious Condition   Undergoing Operation For Neck Condition After Sudden Change for Worse

Babe Ruth Operated On  Treated for Neck   Treated for Neck Condition Described As Serious

OIL  INDUSTRY CANNOT MEET /PETROLEUM REQUIREMENTS OF [ANOTHER WAR, GROUP IS TOLD

Another War Would Put Staggering Burden on Hemisphere’s Petroleum Supplies, U.S. Told

Tree-Lighting Ceremony Held  At White House   President Hopes for New Day of Faith in Brotherhood of Man

TRUMAN PLEDGES FURTHER AID 10. ‘COLD AND HUNGRY’   Promise Made as He Stands Bareheaded on White House Lawn and Lights Nation’s Christmas Tree,   7,500 ARE ON HAND IN FREEZING COLD   President Wishes His Fellow Americans a Merry Christmas—Ceremony Broadcast and Televised.

Truman In Message From White House Wishes U,  S. Merry Christmas   Scenes At White House Described   Glee Club Sings As Trumans Begin Christmas At Executive Mansion

U.S. Tradition To Be Upheld, Nation Is Told  Presiden Lights  "’ Ammarics'e Tran’

Hopes For — New Day fir This World   Thousands Flock To White House Grounds As President _Lights Nation's Christmas Drop

Tofal Payment Of $45 Month Goal Of Plan   New Redistricting Drive Is Started In Leaislature

Home From China;  To Speak Here  Next Thursday Will Talk To WSCS

HOTELFIRES “TRIAL OPENS      WITNESS SAYS WILD” PARTY HELD IN SOUTHERN HOTEL BEFORE FIRES STARTED 

TRUMAN ‘SEEKS PLAN TO CURB RISING COSTS   NO [DEFINITE ACTION AN‘NOUNCED AFTER SPECIAL . SESSION’ WAS. HELD =: ~  THIS MORNING .

TRUMAN CONFERS WITH CABINET ON HIGH PRICES   President Scans Curbs To Halt.  Risine Evnencac

Solicitor Again Asks First Degree Murder Conviction In Wife Killing

Trial Of Phillips To End By Night   Jury Will Decide Fate of Farmer  Accused of Murder

Gandhi Goes To Delhi On Peace Mission   Pleads With Coantrymen to Cease Their Bitter and Bloody Religious War.

69 PRISONERS END 13 HOUR SIT DOWN AND GIVE UP TODAY   At Least 125 Law Offieers Surround Wisconsin Institution to Bring End to Mutiny.   POLICE TO QUIZ LEADERS TODAY

Mutiny in Wisc. Prison ls Quelled  : AF Convicts   69 Convicts - Barricaded Selves In Prison Laundry

69 Prisoners Give Up Fight in Wisconsin   End "’Sit-Down Mutiny” After 15-Hour Battle

SURRENDER {$ OFFERED WHEN GUARDS ADDED   Four of Guard Staff Held Prisoner But , Not Harmed

69 Give Up As Officers Ring Prison   Convicts, Barricaded In Laundry, Quickly Give Up As Hundred Police Surround Building

69 Convicts End 15-Hour Mutiny, Hostages Freed   ‘Sitdown Strike in Wisconsin State Prison Laundry Halts Suddenly   ‘CAUSE OF TROUBLE ” NOT YET DISCLOSED   Dissatisfaction With Prison Conditions Is Believed Responsible

Some Have Close Calls From Signs Torn Down;  Streets. Are Blocked

Soviet, Turk Nazi-Dealings Set Off Clash   Each Aceuses Other Of War Relations With Enemv Nation

Set To Bring Hitler Moves Into Debate   Russia, Turkey Expected To Clash Over Collaboration

TURKS TANGLE WITH RUSSIANS   Debate on Warmongers And Helping Hitler Continues In U.N.

TURK-SOVIET FEUD WILL BE CONTINUED   Representatives of Each Nation Promise to Produce Evidence of Prewar and Wartime Dealing With Nazis.

Reds-Turks Clash Over War Actions   Activities of Hitler Agents Brought Into Debate

SEE DEFEAT FOR SOVIET RESOLUTION   Russia, Turkey Bring German Documents Into Warmongering Debate.

STATE FAIR TERMINATED AFTER MARKS BROKEN; PLANS ARE MADE TO INCREASE     ESTABLISHMENT FOR NEXT YEAR’S SHOW:

WINTER'S BELATED ' FLING IS NEAR END   Mercury to Rise in Missouri and _ Kansas Today—Few Clouds Will Dot the Skv.

NEW YORK COTTON   Texas House Passes Senate s Teachers Pay Increase Bills

Vote Unanimous On Per Capita School Measure   Taylor Opposed But Joins in Passage Of Blankenship Proposal

A TUESDAY WARMUP   Lows of 66 to 63 Forecast for East. ern Kansan Tonight

91 KILLED BY QUAKES iN PERU   70 Tremors Rock 7 Central Peru Towns in 2 Days

Peru Earthquake Kills At Least 51  Seven Towns Shoken More Than 70 Times

PERU LISTS 51 DEAD IN QUAKES   River Is Dammed Up by Mountain Landslides

 Earthquake Toll Feared More Than 100  Towns In Peru Are Devastated By Over 70 Weekend Tremors

British Mars Tt fo Intercept Ref ugee Vessels   American-Manned Ships Seek to Land Jews in Palestine

ENLISTMENTS ON INCREASE ~~” SINCE THE FIRST OF YEAR      AVERAGE 3¢ PERCENT HIGHER _ AND 25,000 EXPECTED BY THE END OF THIS’ MONTH

Super Chief Jumps Rails, 25 Hurt; 500 Yards of Roadbed Ripped Out

Streamliner Wreckage Is Cleared   Santa Fe Luxury Train Derailed; 25 Persons Hurt

BANKER PREDICTS BRITISH COMEBACK   wo RLD DEPOSITORY “HEAD SAYS If IS TOO EARLY TO WRITE OFF NATION.

Sigler Signs Hittle Bill   Community Property Act Designed to. Reduce Federal Income Taxes

Rescue 28 From. Lake St.. Clair   Fishermen T rapped On Ice’ Floes

TRUMAN URGES U, S. JOIN REFUGEE BODY   Asks Congress To Authorize America’s Entrance

‘PRESIDENT RECOMMENDS U.S. BECOME MEMBER OF INTERNATIONAL GRovVP

Law Keeping Farm Labor in Texas May Come Under Attack  Sherman and Denison Area Highway Check Made far Warkare

U.S. Agrees fo Soviet-Endorsed ‘Atomic Program   Plan to Dole Out . Each Nation’s Share

Ford Announces 115 to $50 Cut In Auto Prices   Hopes Action Will Halt Insane Spiral Of Mounting Costs

Passage of St. Lawrence Seaway Bill by Senate Predicted by Allen

LAKES SEAWAY OUTLOOK BRIGHT   Senate Approval Of Big St. Lawrence Project Is Predicted

Further Boost ~ In Newsprint "Inconceivable That Should Not Advance

Experts Tell Congressional Group Rise In Newsprint Cost Inevitable

Marshall Tells Soloris World Outlook ‘Grave   Leaders, Secretary Of State Hold Secret Conference

HOUSE CHIEFS KEEP REPORT IN SECREC\   Plan For European Recovery Meets New Trouble

UN Assembly Urged to Act  In New Crisis   Military Force to Protect Palestine Jews Is Proposed

Guatemala Proposes Counter Move Following Action of Arab League Council Meeting in Lebanon.

U.N. Is Urged To Take Over Administration Of Holy Land: Meet Arab Threat With Force

Action by UN In Palestine Crisis Urged   Assembly Is Asked to Meet New Arab Threat With Counter Force

The Proposal Is For Creation Of A Smali-Nation Military Force To Protect Palestine

BG FIVE” WOULD ARM UNIT UNDER GUATEMALA PLAN   U. S. to Give Long-Delayed Statement on Holy Land Today.   SOVIET STAND AWAITED   Britain Urges All Members _ to Accept ‘Fair Share’ of DP’s.

CORPS WOULD BE RECRUITED OUTSIDE BlG-5   Proposal Is Made For UN to Take Over British Mandate

Major Powers Would Pay Police Costs.   Asks Small Nations to Provide Military Forces

FORCE TO GUARD AREA ASKED  UN Control Of Holy Land Proposed To Meet Crisis

Tense Situation In Palestine as Arabs Threaten   United Nations Studie: Plan to Create Huge Protective Force

small Nations May Be Asked: ToPoliceArea   Britain :P ro poses Each “Member Take Share’ "OF Biefisenne

WOMAN ADMITS KILLING HUSBANL   IDENTIFY PARTS OF BODY FOUND ALONG RIVER AT CHICAGO

Coal Operators Speed Up Pact   Agree to Poll in Ettor: To Settle Issue

Lewis Wins Concession In Contract Talks   Operators Agree Poll Southern Owners On Stand

Stalemate In Phone Tie-Up —   _ Effort at Negotiations At Standstill After Company. and. Union Retect IJ. S. Peace Plar

Union President Beirne Will Broadcast Reply ‘ to Schwellenbach Criticism of Both Company, Union for Rejecting Plan

PHONE STRIKE AT STANDSTILL OVER COUNTRY   President Keeps Hands Off and Labor Department Has No New Suggestions   MANAGEMENT CAN SEE NO JUST REASON FOR STRIKE

Federal Efforts For Arbitration Meet Defeat   U. 8. Conciliators Are Still’ Hunting for Possible Concessions

TRUMAN KEEPS HANDS OFF U.S. PHONE TIEUP   Union, Management Turr Down Schwellenbach Peace Anneal

TRUMAN KEEPS OUT OF PHONE DISPUTE TALKS   Conciliators Seeking New Peace Formula as Negotiations Collapse

Efforts To End Phone Strike Fail   Truman Keeps Hands Of Despite Rejection O Government Plan.

Telephone Strike Is Stalemated   Union and Company Re_ ject Schwellenbach’s  Peace Proposal

Truman Keeps Away From Phone Strike   Government's Settlement Plan Collapses

No Break In Phone Strike   Truman Still Keeps Hands Off; Plan of Schwellenbach Rejected

A STRIKE IMPASSE   Labor Depa rtment Is Out of ldeas: Phone Company and Lion Stand Pat

Failure Marks Phone Strike Peace Efforts   Truman Maintains Hands-Off Attitude In Ten-Day Tieup

President Still Keeps Hands Off Telephone Tieup   Union Leader Replies Tonight te Schwellenbach

Although Arbitration Fails, Truman Keeps Out Of Telephone Strike

U. S. Phone Strike End Hope Fades   Schwellenbach Appeals to Public For ‘Pressure’

Attempts To Halt Phone Strike Fail   Trumon Meintains Honds-Off Policy; Beirne Will Soeak

Efforts To End Telephone Strike At Stand-Still   Labor Department Has No Further Suqgqestions Today

Brougtiton Enters Senate Post Race   Observers Predict Hard-Fought Battle With Umstead

" Former Governor Announces.... a cmnmmmneseieenenienenenennineinenensemmnmnmeneninsiniinaateeteemnntaemnaememmmeneenmmnennimnnemmenenamennmensmmimmenaamaall  Bitter Battle Between Broughton And Umstead For Senate Predicted

De Gaulle Bids France To Stay  Independent   Would Avoid Squeeze Between U.S. and Russia

De Gaulle Pleads For Strong France   Maintain Independence at All Costs, He Asks 20,000

House Democrats Fight to Restore Trimmed Aid Bill   Appropriations Group Trims $88 Millions From Original Fund

Democrats Fight Cut In Foreign Aid   Comuniiltee's Slash     Means That China Wil Get Nothing And A Alsy Gives France Less Tieliar

Foreign Aid Fund Cut 88 Millions   House Democrats Open Fight to Restore Slash

FIGHT MADE TO RESTORE ROREIGN AID   Democrats Seek to Halt Slash Made by House Republicans

Solon Cites Sum Already Given  Committee Leaves China Out Of Proaran

Democrats Rap Plan To Slash Foreign Funds   Americans Will. Suffer, Economy Defender Asserts

Vemocrats Plan Fight To Restore . $88,000,000  That Amount Cut   That Amount Cut From Aid Measure By Appropriations  Group in House

DEMS LAUNCH FIGHT ON CUI IN AID FUNDS   Seek to Restore $88 Million Removed By Committee

Democrats Set To Battle Cut In Aid Monies   588 Million Slash Branded ‘Piecayunish by Cannon; China Is Omitted

Slashing of Program Hit By Rep. Cannon   Committee's Action on Legislation Called ‘Picayunish Economy’

HOUSE TRIES - TO RESTORE CUTS TO BIL   Committee's Slashes Meet Vigorous Onnvosition

House Democrats Fight To Boost Foreign Aid ©   Appropriation Committee. Slashes - $88 000.000 From Europe Funds

DEMOCRATS RAP $88,000,000 CUT — IN FOREIGN AID   Launch Fight to Restore Sum Slashed From Stopgap Bill by House Appropriations Committee. .   CONGRESSMAN KEEFE DEFENDS REDUCTION   Deciares United States Has Already Given France, Austria and italy $4,009,300,000 Since Vd-Day.

Democrats Protest — Funds Cut   Open Ilth Hour Bid To Restore $88 Million Cut

House Appropriations Group Cuts $88 Million From Foreign Aid Bill   Democrats Seek To Restore Slash But Taber. Committee Chairman, Says Non-Relief Items Can Nat Re Iuatitied

Way Cleared For Wallace To Use Park   Judge Throws Out Washington Suit To Silence Henry

Wallace to Talk in U. $. Park   Judge Throws Out Injunction Suit

Tribunal Refuses To ‘Stop Henry   Injunction Action to Ban Use of Park is Dismissed by Judge

Sugar Stamps Good _ Avril 1, and July ©   However, Canning Sugar Must Be Saved Out, as, Ne Canning Stamp Will be Issued

Sugar Ration For  Year Increased. .  No Canning, Sugar Given This Yéaxr 

HOUSEHOLDERS URGED TO CONSERVE ON SUGAR IN ‘COMING CANNING SEASO!

Dutch Forces Said to Have Captured Gombona After Order was Effective ©

Natives Charge Dutch Violated Truce Deadline   Indonesian State’s Gapital Was Taken About Midricht

JAVANS CHARGE DUTCH IGNORED TRUCE PROMISE   Claim City Captured After Order Was Effective

Dutch Continuing - Battle, Foes Say   Chase Fire Order Broken,  Indonesians Charge

DUTCH BLOCKADE JAVA, SUMATRA AS TRUCE BEGIN’   Netherlands Forces To Main tain Order In Occupied  Arane

GOP Views Anti-Inflation.. Plan As Too Much, Too Late  "Party. Program’ Would. Use Voluntary . Curbs: Instead Of - Commodity Rationing

Truman Wants Power To Buy Up All Wheat  GOP Pogam Has   GOP Pogam Has Different Plans

Senate Group Given Truman Control Plax   GOP Gives Cold Shoulder To Standby Authority Asked by President

(GOP Proceeds With Own Plan  Minus Control   Administration’s Request Includes Power To Ration Commodities, Buy Wheat Crop, Allocate Scarce Items

Truman Asks Lid On Commodities, Meat, Gasoline   Administration Is Also Seeking Authority to Buy All the Wheat

( ongress Gets Bill Requesting  Ration Powers   Authority to Buy Up Wheat Crop Sought; GOP Plans Own Bill

TRUMAN WANTS RATIONING AND OTHER POWERS   President's Program Is Given Stony Eye By Renublicanse

Asks Authority Buy Wheat Crop  3. GOP Sees Asking ‘Too Much And Too Late’

Power To Buy. Entire Wheat Crop Is Asked   Congress Receives Blueprint To Curb In- ~ flation Spiral

CONTROLS ASKED FOR MEAT, GAS   Administration Seeks Power to Allocate Scarce Items: Buy Wheat Crop

{Bill to ‘Permit Rationing Offered by Administration   Measure Confers Power to Purchase Entire Wheat Crop and Allocate Steel and Other Scarce Items — Republicans Frown-Upon Proposals and Proceed With Own Pians to Enact Legislation to Halt Rising Prices.

Congress Gets Details Ot Truman’s  Control Plan  But Republicans To Push Own Plan Embracing One

Anti-Inflation Pian of Truman Given Congress  Republican Leaders, However, Proceed With Own Program

GOP Brushes Off Truman's Progran  To Halt Inflation   Plans Substitute For Rationing Power Over Short Commodities

Three Persons Killed As Blizzard Strikes In West; Many Automobiles Stalled

THREE KILLED IN BLIZZARDS   Men Entombed in Truck As Heavy Snowstorm Hits Yellowstone Park

Three Victims Found In Rescue Truck  Buried Under 15 Feet Of Snow on Highway

Three Killed In Snowstorn   Score Of Others Trappec In Wyoming Freak  Storm

\Three Die, Many “Marooned In 15’ Foot Snow Storm   Freak First Day Of Summer Blizzard Strikes Yellowstone Park: 43 Tourists Taken Fram Snawhound Cara: Hunt Other.

Rescue Crews Inch Way Up  Mountain Pass   Tourists -Receive Treatment in Resort Hospitals

Bill Receives Enough Support to Beat Veto   3 Republicans—Morse, Langer, Malone—Vote Against Party's Policy

Food Committee In Conference With Brewers   ‘Production Cut --In- Beverage ~~ Is Sought —

Food Group Resumes Talks With Brewers   Meetings Still Reported as in ‘hyenlarataryv Stace’

FBI to Investigate Theft Of Ballots, Basis of Fraudulent Vote Charaes

Ballot Burglars Termed Experts  atanbewne BRatiawa   Detectives Believe Professional Safe Crackers Employed

Kansas City Police Say Ballot-Thieves Probably “Imports”   Clark Orders Full, Complete Investigation

Bierut Announces Amnesty Plan  Appeals for Unity of Pole Factions

Mee’s 'Goddess of Love’ Too Much Competition. Satira Tells Court

TB INVITATIONS SENT TO CITIZENS   25 Per Cent of Seal Receipts t to Remain fClasamntba

FEDERATION — MEETS MONDAY   At The Penn-Wells Hotel  In Wellsboro.

Shipyard Strike May Spread To Pacific Coast  U. S. Conciliators Seek Sattlamant

Dobie ‘Terininated «: Automatically’ Says’ Texas UJ. President —

Petroleum Councit : Won't Help Gov't. Draft Tideland Laws   Spokesman Says State Ownership In Public Interest

FEDERAL TAX SLASH-BILL INTRODUCED   - Would. Cut Tax 20 Per. Cerit On  Most’ Incomes: ©

Knutson Measure First In Congress   Bill Proposes Reduction on Incomes Up To $300,000

Income Tax Bill IntroducedToday By Rep. Knutson   V"ould Give Relict To Miilions On Earnings This Year

BILL FOR REDUCING TAXES PROPOSED   Twenty Percent Slash on Incomes Is Part of Measure.

House Republicans Move For Quick Fulfillment of Pledged Income Tax Cut

Would Permit 20, Per Cent Slas   Bill Introduced at Noon Provides for Cu: ‘Taxes on All Incomes Up to About §$300.000

GOP WILL MOVE TO GUT INCOME TAXES AT ONGE   Plan Bill To Trim Income Taxes 20 Percent To Fulfill Pledoe

Knutson Wants Reduction for Al Under $300,000   312 Billions Saving Seen; Upper Brackets Would Get 101% Cut

Additional Funds Are Pledged In Cit; ‘Contract Is Let For New Tech Stadium °

Compulsory Training A ‘Necessity   Truman Reiterates Need For Strong Military For World Leadership

Truman Says U.S. Must Keep Strong  Universal Military Training Needed

Traiming Against Fear —   President, Speaking. At Princeton, Tells’ Graduates Universal. Training Is Necessity

» Need for Universal Training in U.S. Cited by Truman   Terms It ‘Military ‘Necessity’.-.Not Time Ta Show Weaknace

President Hits “Pressures” On  Nations Abroad   Declares “Peace Loving” Countries Must Have Support To Avert Future Strife   Given Degree At Princeton Rites   Cites Need Of Higher Pay In Government Service To Attract Better Type Employes

PRESIDENT CITES U. S. NEEDS FOR ARMED TRAINING   ASKS PREPAREDNESS IN SPEECH GIVEN ‘AT PRINCETON HALL

Sees Universal Training As Necessity Now   . Truman Speaks At Princeton.

Weak America Would Raise — Fears Among  Small Nations   Honorary Doctor Of Law Conferred On President

Truman Ask: Universal Training  Tinanartain Westeen   Uncertain Future Makes Measure ‘Necarsity’

Truman Says Training Plan Is Necessity   Military Program Urged By President in Talk To Princeton Students; Devree Received

Universal Training A “Military Necessity" To Insure Free Democracy

Training of Youth Is Held Absolute Need   Truman Terms It Best Insurance to Prevent War

Truman Urges: Military Training As Way To  Hold World Leadership

U.S. Must Hold Confidence Of Small Nations   Strength Vital To Moral Leadership, Princeton Men Told

Truman Repeats Universal Army Training Plea  Can't Make Progres:  Toward Leaderchin   Can’t Make Progress Toward Leadership Without Strength, President States

Truman Asks For Universal Training Law   President Declares Universal Training Is “Military Necessity” in Speech at Princeton University.

Tiny Nations Want Strong United States   Weak Countries Depend On U. 5S, President States At Princeton University Teday

Weak U.S. Held Peril to  Small Nations   Peaceful Countrie: Must Be Strong, Truman Declares

Training Plan Vital, Truman Tells Princeton   Warns Weakness by U.S Would Affect ‘Inde pendent Nations’

Georgian Praises President iruman   Southern Democrats ‘Far Happier Now,” Representative Says

PRIZE BULL THAT ATE METAL DIED SUDDEN LY IN HIS STALL   ANIMAL VALUED AT. .815.000 ON WHICH MINE DETECTOR WAS USED  . FOUND DEAD

Reece Pledges ‘Partnership’ In Fortunes Women Given Credit For Victory Of GOP

National GOP Chairman Says Women Won Republican Victories Last Fall

Tuesday Voting In State Largely Local Election:   State-Wide Vote On Super. ior Court Judge—Many Special Election Issues

PRISONERS SEIZE TOWN ON MINDORO   Outbreak Finally Quelled By P. . Military Police

PRISONERS SEIZE FILIPINO TOWN, BUT FEDERAL FORCES KILL [FADER AND AGAIN GAIN CONTROL

Prisoners Lose Battle to Hold Mindoro Village   Riots Subside on Philippine  Island After Break From Town Jail

GANG MURDERS COMMONPLACE IN PHILIPPINES   Conditions Are Reminis. cent Of U. S. During * Prohibition

Greek ‘Plot’ Stirs Action On U.S. Aid   American Official« Disturbed by Threat Of Communist Coup

U.S, GUILTY OF INTIMIDATION, SAYS BULGARIE   Flays Efforts to Establish _UN Border Watch  Over Balkans 

SOUTHWEST BELL TO MAKE STRIKERS CASH OFFER TODAY   Company Refuses to Say What it Will be—S. T. W. U. Head Insists on $6 Weekly Raise.   }CONCILIATOR LOOKS FOR EARLY SETTLEMENT   Union’s Executive Board Ap propriates $25,000 for Relief of Hardship Among Idle Crews,

we Ge 85RD FV Ute ge  Duke of Windsor Helps Put Out Fire at Swanky Hotel: Valuable Jewelry Saved

Waldorf Has Light Blaze   Royalty Upon Scene; Costly Gems In Room

Duke Of Windsor To Rescue As Fireman  Swanky Waldorf-Astoria Has -Fire--But/nmGrand Manner

Air-Borne Assault On Cherbourg  Was Ejisenhower’s Hardest Decision

Ike’s Toughest Decision During War ‘Was Utah Beach Paratrooper Landing

Eisenhower Says Paratroop Landing At Cherbourg His Toughest Decision

MAJOR CRISIS IN ECONOMICS FACED BY U.N   RUSSIAN OPPOSITION TO EUROPEAN AID CAUSES TANGLE

Split Between Russia, U. §. Over Marshall Plan May Bring on Major Crisis

ASK 27 PER CENT HIKE IN FREIGHT   New Increase Would Add Over a Billion Dollars to Nation’s Bill.

RAILWAYS ASK RATE INCREASE      ICC Slates Hearings On New Demand

Inspired by Wage Boost ToEmployes   Interstate Commerce Commission To Hold Hearings  on Proposal Tuesday

Roundup Of Legislative News ....  Bill Would Outlaw Closed Shop, Mandatory Check Off System In The State

STATE DEPOSITS AT 89 MILLIONS   Show Issues Final Report Be. fore Yielding Treasury to John D. Conner

HAMILTON MAN MADE NEW OHIO BANK HEAD   Mitchell Succeeds Cook As State’s Superintendent

APPOINTS OHIO BANKING CHIEF   Herbert Names Vice President of Hamilton Firm

Ex - Congressman. Near Death After Helping © Hunt for Missing Tot 

FINDS PEAR EMPLOYMENT   Unions Organize For Tat-Hatrley Law Repeal

Dutch Version Of Mercy Plane Shooting Giver   @ Report Varies From Indonesian Account Of Crash

Mercy Aircraft Took ‘Evasive Action,’ Claim Dutch Say Identity Of Plane Shot Down Wasn’t Established

Parboiled U. S. Seeking Relief   All Weatherman Offers Sweltering Nation Is Sympathy

SIEGEL CLUES STILL SOUGHT   POLICE HOPE TO" FIND “LEAD TO HOLLYWOOD. MYSTERY ‘IN OTHER CITIES

Holds: Body Failed. By. Freeing Men   N, ©. Governor Deelares Will Yet ‘Briig Would: Be Lynchers to -Trial In “Another County

North Carolina Governor Plasts At a Grand Jury   Condemns Group Whict Freed Men Arrested in Lynching Case

Governor Condemns Grand Jury Action   Seven White Men Freed On Lynching Attempt Charges

North Carolina Governor Hits .  Lynch Case Jury   Condemns Freeing Of Seven White Men; Plans Further Action

Body Failed To Indict White Men For Attempt To. Lynch Negro      MATTER NOT CLOSED EXECUTIVE DECLARES

No Indictments in Lynching Try by 7 White Men   By The Same Rule, Grand “Yury Won't Indiet Ne gro For Rape

FOUR YOUTHS QUESTIONED IN STABBING   “Bud” Bennett, 15, Fatally Wounded With Knife

Court To Rule On Service  Life Insurance   Billions Said Involved, Whole  Pengram at Stake

Court Will Rule  On GI Insurance   Supreme Court Schedules Far-Reaching Decision On the National Life Insurance Law.

Court To Rule On GIs Life  Insurance Law   Government Believes Program Would Be Bankrupted If Decision Upheld

K. of C. ‘Lodge: Donates $500 To Hospital  Pia.te Pantrihitian   Day’s Contributions’ Boost Fund Total ©... Above $157.000-mark

K. of C. Lodge Donates $500 To Hospital   Day’s Contributions Boost Fund Total Above $157,000-mark

Wife Takes Firm's Dough to Keep He Husband in Funds   Admits $107,000 Poured Into His Pockets From Express Till

WOMAN ADMITS SHE EMBEZZLED $107,000   Husband, to Whom She Says She Gave Money, Sought for Questioning by Police.

Embezzled $107,000 And Gave to Hubby   Bortender’s Wife Turned $13,000 2 Month to Him Fer Some Time

America's War Dead Coming Home--In Liberty Ships--Removal Starts Oct. 1

 FIRST PACIFIC WAR DEAD TO SAIL FOR HOMELAND GRAVES JON LIBERTY. SHIP NEXT WEEK

Liberty Ship To Carry 3,000 Bronze Caskets Which Will Go to Distribution Centers

New Greek. Government Due Today   May Be Headed . by Sophoulis, Aided by Tsaldaris

Phil Murray Again Heads CIO Union   President Rejects Invitation To Join AFL; Raps Lewis

CIO Keeps Murray    President Reelected By Acclamation; AFL Unity Plea Spurned

PHILIP MURRAY RE-ELECTED HEAD OF THE ClO TODAY   (His Return to the Presidency of Organization Was by Acclamation.   TAKES SLAP AT LEWIS   Rejected Latest Invitation to Return to the A. F.L. Union.

Murray Hits At Both Green And Lewis.   John L. ‘Sitting By Side of Road’, Says CIO President

Acclamation Brings Hi:  Eleetion;. Refuses to ‘ Return to A.F.L.,  ' Slams Lewis

cio Spurns AFL Bid To Come Back   Murray, Re-elected, Rejects Invitation ; Thomas Doesn’t Run

Murray Again CIO’s Choice   ‘Unanimously Elected: Flays Lewis, Turns Down AFL’s Bid

Jet Propelled ‘Parasitic’ Fighter TT. Make First Flicht in Sentembe

Tiny Plane as Bomber Protector   \B-36 Launches It Wher  Help Is Needed Agains  Attackers

Loss of Faith Is Greatest Danger to Nation Says Vinson  an ee 4 eee 3 ” at il. c™ e4   Chief Justice Calls on Bar Association to Use Leadership

Chief Justice Sees Totalitarian Ideas Menacing U. 5. Legal System

Renewal Of Faith In America Urged  Vinson Fears Free Government Menaced

Highway Dep't fo Buy Equipment: To Do Own Work   Contractors Have Refused to Bid On Some Proiects

STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION TO SPEND $225,000   ‘For Equipment to Build Its on Roads and Bridges, It Is Said.   IT 1S A NEW POLICY   Commission Had Advertised Projects Many Times Without Getting Bids.

Boycotts Meeting Today... .  Canada Asks A Full Voice In  German Treaty

German Peace Treaty Study Is Postponed   Canada Forces Delay; Not Ready To Present Ler Views.

Peace Parley Postponed  "Canada Decides Not To Present View On German Pact

CANADIANS BALK ON DISCUSSION OF \PEACE PACT VIEWS   Not Ready to Talk Pending De. cision “of” Future Status on German Pact

Canadians Not Ready to State Views   Threaten to Boycott Meet Of Deputies On Pact

Canada Not Ready To Give Views On German Treaty  Nation May Boycott Deliberations If Not Given Way

Deputies To Meet Monday In Peace Talk  Today’s Meeting On Canadian View: Is Postnoned

Canadians Not Ready To Give Treaty Views   Deputy Foreign Minister: Postpone London Meet. ing Scheduled For Today

Canada Shows Caution on German Treaty  Weat.L.lble WVinwe   Withholds Views Until Assured Full -Voice Later

German Peace Treaty Talk Faces a Canadian Boycott Seeks Fuller Voice in Treaty-Making

BAR REPARATIONS   Refuse to Comment on MacArthur Plan For Dividing . Jag War Plants

Russia, Canada Holding Up  American Plan  Distribution of Reparations From Japs Delayed

Accidents Mar Observance Of Memorial Day   Death Toll Mounting In State; Duff Speaks At Gettvsbura

Heaviest Vote In History Is Said Possible   Polls To Remain Open Saturday, 8A.M. To7P.M

U. 8. To Make Showdown of Amertcan Arrest — Incident In Itself Not of Major Consequence — Forces Issue Which State Department Plans to Push to Limit.

U. §. Is Determined for Showdown With Hunaary on Arrest of American Citizen

Gov. Duff Has Full :  Cabinet  Weber, Barber Take Offices In  Dual Ceremony

Auto Price Hikes Make Buyers Wan   Grand Jury Probes Real Estate Deals

GRDA Bid Highest For Ordnance Works   Offer Of $3.500,000 Made For Water Works And Power Plant

Surplus Bribe Plot Jails 7  Big City Businessmen Held After WAA Man Reveals Offer

WAA Bribery Plot Results In 7 Arrests   Scheme to Get One Millior Dollars Werth of Surplus Property Backfires

Angry Hughes Wants To Ask ‘Own Questions   Ferguson Rescinds Order For Ouster OF Audience After Applause Outhurst   Cross Charges, Tempers Flare   \Brewster Will Be Crose-Examined By Comnuittee With Submitted Ouestions

Senator Denies ‘Deal’ To Halt  Investigation   Tumultous Session Marks Probe Into Wartime Plane Contracts 

SAYS MERGER DEAL OFFERED BY SENATOR   ‘Senator Admits Association With P.A.A. Official   Claims Inquiry Would Have Been Off If T.W.A. Had Joined Pan-American

BREWSTER AND HUGHES ARGUE AGAIN TODAY   Senator Is Linked by Plane Builder With Attempted ‘“‘Merger’”’

ASKS QUIZ BREWSTER   Plane Builder Charges  or Stand Denial of “Deal” “fa Pack of Lies.

Maine Senator Admits Visits, Denies Offer   Solon. Acknowledge ‘Eating Breakfas In Airways’ Home.

Sen. Brewster Admits Visit To Pan-Am Home   AIRCRAFT MAN HURLED “LIE CHARGE” AT CHAIRMAN

Maintains GOP Senator Offered ‘Deal’   Hollywood Millionaire Pulls No Punches, Says He Can Tear Brewster Tale Apart

Californian Gets Maine Senator To Acknowledge Visits To Pan-American Airways Residence In Washington—Prober Denies Manufacturer’s Charges He Proposed “Deal” To Call Off Investigation Of $40,000,000 War Plane Contracts

Senator Admits Being Friendly With Official of Rival Airline   Solon Denies Offer to Drop Probe If TWA Would Merge with Pan-Am  =

Hughes Hits Testimony By Brewster as ‘Lies’   Senator Admits Friendship With Airline’s Vice-President and Visits to Washington wo ow. Ot Dae 'Amopriren Aircayve

GOP Senator Again Denies Hughes Charge  Plane Builder Says Head Of

Senator Admits Pan-Am Confabs   Maine Solon Still Denies Any ‘Deal’ To Call Off Probe; Session Thrown Into Uproar As Opponents Clash

Purported ‘Deal’ Involving Airline Merger Is Argued   Maine Lawmaker Answers Series of Written Questions

Maine Senator. Denies Charges Made By © Plane Builder  ANSWER QUERIES   ‘Hearing Is Thrown [n Uproar This  Morning

Not Allowed To Cross Examine Maine Senator   Plane Manufacturer Renews Claim Deal Was Proposed

Denies He Offered to Drop Probe   Senator’s Testimony ‘Pack of Lies,’  Hughes Charges

Hughes Says Brewster  Told ‘Lie’   Senator, On Stand, Tells Of Being At Pan American House As Cuest

MAINE SENATOR SNAPS ANSWER TO ACCUSATION   Air Company Merger Takes Spotlight At Probe

Senator Denies. Offering Deal To Planemaker   Hughes Says Brewster Proposed To Drop Probe If TWA Would Merge With PAA

No Truth in ‘Deal’ Charge Senator Says   Brewster Answers Series of Questions from  Hughes

Statements By Senator Are Assailed  Admits Visit To Pan Am Residence

Plane Builder Says He Can Prove Statement If Allowed To Gross-Examine Senator

Brewster Denies Any Deal Tried   Senator Receives Series of Written, Questions to. Answer; Admits ao Friendsahin    ‘Denies Using Whip   Says Hoglres glres’’ Story Ridiculous; “Hughes Hits Replies +

HEARING 1S MARKED BY TURBULENCE   Maine Senator Acknow' ledges Visit to ‘Pan American Residence, 

Senator Admits Taking Pan-American Favors      Solon Acknowledges Rival Air Official Close Friend; Planemaker Sticks to Charaes That Merger Deal Offered

Fight Developing on Farm Policies  National Farm Bureau Opens 29th Session

Fight Developing on Farm Policies  National Farm Bureau   National Farm Bureau Opens 29th Session

Farm Bureau Fight Looms on Price - Policies, Election of New Presiden

Governor Gives M’Cauley Reprieve; Psychiatrists Say Slayer Is Insane   Examinations Show Killer's Mind ls Complete Rlank: Execution Date Set January 30

MCAULEY GETS REPRIEVE FROM GOV. MEADOWS   Execution Postponed To January 30th; Was To Have Hanced Todav

Strong Note Accuses fron of Violating Obligation Treacherously, and Says Iran Must be Responsible for Consequences

Russia Claims Iran: Guilty Of “Hostile Activity”? by Voiding 1946 Oil Contract

JILTED SWEETHEART SUES AFTER FUNDS DROP — CROM @4R8 000 TH $47.50

 Answer to Bevin U.S. Interest in Palestine Has Nothing To Do With Politics, Says White House

POLITICS IN WHITE HOUSE “ABHORRED”   Denial Is Made That Palestine Problem Is Mishandled by Truman

BEVIN 15 WRONG, WHITE HOUSE SAYS   DENIAL MADE POLITICS WAS BEHIND TRUMAN’S PLEA IN BEHALF OF JEWS.

White House Belgians Denies Bevin Stage Riot ‘Allegations Ask Bonus

Bevin Charge Brings White House Denial  Politics Not Behind Palestine Interest

NLRB Helps Boost CIO. Says Steelman   Weirton Counsel Asks Legislation To ‘Protect’ Independent Unions

Aiken Sees Living Costs Rise Unless Controls Extended   Backs Administration Allocation Programs

Winchell Hints Egypt s Cholera Plague Might Be A Russian Experiment in Germ Warlare

WINCHELL HINTS RUSSIANS CAUSED EGYPT CHOLERA   Says Soviets Condu ting War On World.

iICORN-DRYING MACHINE BEING \DEVELOPED BY GOVERNMENT ITO SAFEGUARD LATE CORN

Engineers And Grain Experts Asked To Develop Portable Corn-Drying Machine In Next 30 Days

U.S. May Buy Corn Drying Machines For ‘Custom’ Basis Use by Farmers

Corn Drier Sought To Save Wet Crop  Government Is Working on Machine That Can Re Ileed Cheanly on Farm

US Calls On Best Brains. to Plan Corn- -Drying Machine ‘It Would Save Late Crop from Frost

203 Milton   LEAVES DEFICIT OF NINE MILLION FACING ADMINISTRATION; 3-CENT CIGARETTE TAX APPROVED

MINISTERS ARE DEADLOCKED ON SINGLE PROBLEM   Discussions At Semt-Secret Meeting Reperted To Have Been Blunt   MARSHALL MAY ASK TO TALK TO STALIN

Big-4 Holds ‘Fruitless’”’ Conference   Marshall May Ask To Meet Stalin

MINISTERS GET NOWHERE AGAIN   Semi-Secret Meeting Ilr Moscow Bitter, Fails To Reach Decisions

Ministers Fail fo Reach Any Decisions   Secretary Marshall May Seek Parley Soon With Stalin

Ministers Meet Alone to Quarrel   Still No Decisions Bui Some Bitter Words Are Reported

Bl 4 DEADLOGKED ~QN-REPARATIONS   REDS APPEAR UNWILLENG TO COMPROMISE--MARSHALL MAY SEE STALIN,

Ministers Fail  to Reach  Any Decisions Secretary Marshall  _ May Seek Parley - Soon With Stalin

Conference In Moscow  Is Stalemated  Secretary Marshall May Seek Meeting With Stalin Soon

Balkan States Charged At U.N.   Authority Defiance Count Is Hurled Against Trio

GREECE CHARGES BALKAN POWERS PLAN AGGRESSION   Yugoslavia, Bulgaria Anc Albania Cited Before  Li hh Cassmeeran

Charges States Fail To Cooperate   Balkan States Said To Have Defied _U.N. Border Watch

U.S. Charges Defiance of  UN. Council   Red Satellites Block Probe, Tohnson Says

Balkans Charged By United States   Countries Said Not To Cooperate With U.N. Group

Late News Bulletins  Soviet Satellites Accused ‘Of Defying U.N. Authority

U.S. Charges Refusal to Cooperate   Russian Plan to Limit Balkan Probe Opposed

Johnson, One Son Acquitted   Four Others Found Guilty—Get Two Year And $10,000 Fine

Former Federal Judge And Captain Albert W. Johnson, Jr., Acquitted On Conspiracy Charges—Miller A. Johnson, Donald M. Johnson, John Memolo And Jacob Greenes Found Guilty And Senterced To Two Years Imprisonment And Fined $10,000 Each

Atomic City CIO Strike Postponed  Tieton Planned   Union Planned To Halt Work At Oak Ridce

STRIKE AT OAK RIDGE IS NARROWLY AVERTED   Union Agrecs To Postponed Walkout indefinitely At Atomic Energy Plant

Doctors fo Test Pastor's Sanity  lf Sane Lewis Will Be Tried for Arson

PRISONERS AT LARGE   (Two Escaped Yesterday From Rock  Pile at Disciplinary Barracks

WARMER ON THURSDAY      Flora Expects Temperatures to Stay Above Freezing in Fast

Stage Last-Ditch Battle, Aided By Tobey  Demos Fight To Ban Special Committees

Cy Politics in  GOP Move to Keep Sessle Committee Charge Small Busines:  _ Group Aids Wherry’s andidacy —

Arnall May: Have Lost Appointment Result Squabble   Small Business Committee To. Continue; GOP Victory

C. 1. 0, DRAFTS STAND TOWARD LABOR LAW   Murray And Aids Confer Or Plans At Pittsburgh

ClO CHIEFS MAP LABOR LAW FIGHT   Pre-Convention Session May Make Vital Decision

Joyous Religious Rites Offer Europe Respite  — Thousands of Pilgrim: _ Converge on Rome for Holy Day

President Is Enroute Home   Completes Brief Visit Ta Canada, Hopeful Of World Peace Outlook

HELP OF PUBLIC APPEALED FOR   Government Urges Pressure to End Phone Strike

GOVERNMENT ASKS PUBLIC "BRING PRESSURE ON BOTH PHONE UNION AND COMPANY

Government Pins Hopes On Arbitration Proposal Calling For Return ToJob

Government Ask Public Pressure In Phone Strike  Schwellenbach Sets 5 P.M. Deadline On arkitvorinn Plans

HSPUTE IN NATION   Lebor Secretary Tells of Provisions of Plan at Capital Today; Union Spokesmen Critical.

PUBLIC ASKED TO SUPPORT U.S. IN PHONE TIEUP   Seeks End of 9-Day Strike By 5 P. M. Thursday

Factions Eye Pact Formula   Schwellenbach Sets TNeadline of 5 P. M.

PHONE STRIKE MAY BE ENDED BY THURSDAY   Government Wants Both Side: To Accept Peace Formula

Deadline on Phone Plan Near   Schwellenbach Bares Arbitration Proposal for Restoring Service

Labor Secretary in Effect Appeals to Public to Put Pressure on Both Company, Union to Accept Arbitration

PUBLIC WEIGHT SOLICITED BY GOVERNMENT   Both Sides In Telephone Strike Mum As 4 p. m. Deadline Nears

U. 5. Offers Plan to End Strike   Both Sides Receive Proposal ‘Calmly’

Pressure Sought In Proposal To Arbitrate Issue   Both Union and Firm Take Calm View of Schwellenbach’s Plan

WORKERS ARE ASKED RETURN WORK ON 17TH   Submit Six Of  Demands To Arbitration

Schwellenbach Urges Public Pressure On Both Parties to Reach. Agreement

Support of U. S. Public Is Solicited   Labor Secretary Asks End of Strike Thursday—Proposal Received Calmly

Public Pressure Urged to Speed trike Settlement   Schwellenbach Steps Into Telephone Row With Unusual Move

Storm Loses Force; Moves sNortheast   Heavy Rains Fail To Cause Serious Damage

MARTIN SAYS 2-TERM LIMIT WILL: PASS   Says It Will Be First Important Measure Enacted

G.0,P, WILL SEEK PRESIDENTIAL TENURE LIMIT   Amendment to Be In troduced Into House Soon

TWO-TERM LIMIT ON PRESIDENCY    BOTH DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS FAVOR IT

LIMIT TENURE TO TWO TERMS   Constitutional Amondmetit ‘Limiting Presidential Tenure to Two 1 Terms Predicted,

Auto Workers Sign Contract  First Break in Local   First Break in Loca  Walkout

Claim New Printing Process Will Eliminate Type, Matrices, Plates

Process May Completely ' Change Composing Room; Revolutionize Printing

U.N. Says Food Controls Needed to Thwart Blowup      F Food, Agricultural Unit Says Cheice Is  Trouble Unless _ Action Taken: -

Proposed Legislation for School Aid Ready to Present to lowa Assembly

Loan To Italy Is Discussed   Byrnes In Conference With President On Italian Loan Proposal

State Traffic Toll Mounts To 205: Four Mishaps Her   205 = bis You ?

Publie Power Expenditures  Under Attaek : TVA, Nebraska   ‘Empire’ Target

COMMUNIST RIOTING OVERSEAS” LINKED WITH MARSHALL PLAN   MOSCOW STRATEGY - BE. LIEVED REVEALED BY EVENTS IN FRANCE AND ITALY.

RIOTS TO SPEED EUROPEAN AID   Showdown In France, Italy Within Two Weeks May Decide Fate Of Plans

Disorders May Speed Foreign Aid Program   Price Plan Mapped; Governor Warren Joins Presidential Race

Taxes Would Be Trimmed Further By GOP Leader   Excise Levies Cut $1,500,000,000 by President's Order

Excise Levies To Be Studied By Congress   Bill Expected To Go To President Refare Juiv ft

H. H. A. Tour Opens Friday   Famed Ranches Of Area To Be Visited Two Days

Enrollment Is Under Way for Jr. Red Cross    Check Reveals Four In County Have T. B.

ASKS FURTHER AlD FOR EUROPE, AS!A   ACHESON SEES DANGER OF “ECONOMIC COLLAPSE” UNLESS LOANS ARE MADE.

Acheson Declares Europe and Asia Face Great Peril   Urges America Keep Up Loan and Grant Plan in ‘48 and ‘49

World Crisis Seen Unless Aid Continues   Acheson Cites Banner Year in Foreign Trade

Plane Crash Takes Lives Of 50 Persons   Not One Survivor; Con. tinental Airlines Plane Hits Mountain.  Beaanntantath BDuawm

Charred Wreckage Found On Eastern Mountainside: No Survivors Known

HITS MOUNTAIN DURING FLIGHT IN RAINSTORM   Wreckage Is Scattered Over Hillside; ‘No Sign of Life’

Charred Wreckage of Airliner Reached in Rough Blue Ridge Area; Apparently Plowed Into Mountain While in Level Flight

British Plan To Regiment Individuals   Attlee Gives Gloomy Picture In Address On Crisis; Question Is Will People Take To Regimentation?

House Members Delay Showdown On Aiding Greeks   Congressman’s Death Brings Adjournment Until Tomorrow

Aid Bill Debate Is Postroned   Death Of Committee Member Causes Delay Of One Day

FRANCE SEES NO HOPE AHEAD FOR TYING U.S. RIFT   Bidault Lines Up With American on Maior Conflicts

INCOME TAX CUT EFFORT IS DELAYED   House Committee Vote Delayed Until This Afternoon

GOP To Speed Tax Cut Bill  To Congress   Measure Will Be Reported Out Of Committee This Afternoon

Try Again On Tax  Slash. —   GOP Leaders Will Attempt to Enact -“Carbon” of Bill Vetoed By Truman

Opinion Is Divided as to Whether Republicans, With Demo Help, Can Muster KnoughStrength to Overrule President.

Gas, Oil Rationing  Possible   Report Drafting Of Order To Forbid Use Of Metal Containers

Gasoline, Fuel Oil Rationing  Looms In-U:S.   ‘Restriction Reported On i* Metal Containers Be. cuuse Of Shortage Of Steel

CONGRESS ASKED TO PRO.  VIDE “STANDBY” AUTHOR . ITY OVER GASOLINE, “FUEL OIL, COAL

BAS RATIONING - SEEN POSSIBLE   Order Is Reported Drafted Barring Beer, Coffee Metal Containers

Penolocist to Advise Sigler  “Will Help Institute State Prison Law

Few Symptoms of Land Boom Seen In Iowa, But Prices Rising Steadily

Value Up Steadily Since °41, But Nothing to Resemble the Speculative Demand of ’19-’20

ARABS T0.6ET BID TO SPEAK ~ ON HOLY LAND   GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO 1S. SUE AN INVITATION AFTER AHAB BOYCOTT “Se! LOOMED i

LORDS GIVER NOTICE OF      King’s Speech Shows Labor’s Intent, Critics Sneak

Drive To Curb House Lords’ Power Opens   Churchill Charges Deliberate Act Of Socialist Aqqression

KING GEORGES SPEECH BEGINS FIGHT ON LORDS   Churchill Sees Labor In Act Of ‘Socialist

Churchill Hits Back at Labor In Lords Issue   ‘Conservative Leader Holds Restricted Plea Means, Socislist Aerresaion

‘Speech From Throne’ O vens Battle To Curb Powers.  Churchill Assails Attack Upon House Of Lords As ‘Aggression’

MOVE T0 CURB BRITISH LORDS   New Labor Govt. Program Would Cut Hereditary Power Of Nobility

Charge New York Farben Unit Spied For Germany      Subsidiary Paid $20,000 Month To Get  Industrial Information for Hitler

CANADA IS URGEL AS MEMBER OF PAN-AMERICAN   Hemispheric Defense Calls for Action In Vandenberg’s Opinion

A Deluge At Dallas   Tail End of Hurricane Dumps 9.15 Inches Of Rain on City Last Night: Rivers Flood

Police and Fireman — Rescue Many Stranded In Flooded Homes as’. Trinity River Rises.

Lowland Residents Told to Evacuate; Many Are Caught  Wrestling Fans Are Stranded by Water;

Dallas Swept: By Downpour, River Rising   Tropical Storm Dumps 9.18 Inches Rain in Short Time, Many Residents Stranded

WARNING OF FLOOD ON TRINITY RIVER GIVEN TO TEXANS   Dallas Section Flooded Buvies  Torrential Rain Storm  Tuesday Night

Netherlands Communique Reports Nearly A Dozen Villages Taken Near Bandoeng

Drive To Mop up Dutch Offensive Pressed in West   Casualties Reported Light; Netherlands Troops Seize Towns

AREA BURNED AS DUTCH ADVANCE   Indonesian Forces in Flight As Troops Mop Up

Indonesians Burn Lands in Path of Dutch Army Force   Fleeing Troops Fire Java Areas in Face of Mopping-up Action

Duteh Claim F oe Has Burnec ‘Great Areas’  ' Indonesian Troops   Indonesian Troops Said Retreating in Western Java

INDONESIAN FORCE BURNS TERRITORY: RUNS FROM BUTCH   Pasaroean And Nearly Dozen Island Villages Around Bandoeng Are Occupied by Netherlands Troops.   NEW COMMUNIQUE TELLS CASUALTIES

Cherry Loses First Test By Heavy Margin   Barker of Durham Leads Successful Fight for Teachers

UBBER CHIEFTA ASKS STRIKE VOTE   Move Made to Enforce Stand In Wage Dispute

FBI Steps In On Lynching Cases To Back Up Constitutional Righit Of Citizen To Due Process Of Law

ORDER PROBE OF ELECTION   Full Inquiry Authorized Of - Alleged Fraud in West  Virginia Senate Race

Senators Urge Complete Quiz InKilgore Vote   Sweeney Protest Supportec By Committee on Rules;  © 20% O00 Fund Sancht

SENATE TO PROBE KILGORE ELECTION   COMMITTEE REPORTS EVI DENCE OF FRAUD AND IRREGULARITIES AT POLLS.

SENATE: PROBE 1S FACED BY  +.  W. VIRGINIAN   Kilgore Is Charged Committing Frauds In 1946 Election

Senate Group Okays Probe  Kilgore Vote   “ull Investigation, Will Begin Immediately In Boone, Cabell, Fayette, Kanawha, Logan,  Mercer, Mingo, Monroe, Raleigh, VWsjeunan Wiamine RaaToAwall

$250,000,000 LOAN FOR FRANCE LIKELY   International Bank Consid ering A-tHaAn.

PREDICT FRANCE 10 uel 29 MILLION LOAN   _ International Bank To Give Temporary Help

THREE KILLED IN SHIP BLAST   DIESEL ENGINE EXPLODES ABOARD GRAFT MAKING MISSISSIPPI RUN

Three Aboard are Killed and Seven Persons Injured — Colombian Ship was Making a Trial Rui Down the Mississippi River.

Ship Explosion Fatal to Three Is investigated   Vessel’s Trial Run Down Mississippi Also Injures Seven

Hurricane Moving Inland Along Coast South of Mexican Oil Port   No Casualties Are Reported at Noon; Heavy Rains Damaae Homes, Buildings: Tides High

UNITED STATES. ‘GIVEN CONTROL _ OVER ISLANDS            SECURITY. COUNCIL TAKES ACTION ON TRUSTEE PRO i POKAL FOR PACIFIC 48LANDS AREA

United States Given Sway Over Pacificlstands   Security Council Endorses U. S. Trusteeship For Vital Pacific Island   APPROVAL GIVEN IS UNANIMOUS

Britain Will Refuse to Back U.S.   See Rupture in Anglo-American  ye a es

Mentally III Son fs Stain By His Mather   Mrs. Laura Reid, 55. Shoots to Death 28-Year-Old Son im Their Home At Aurore, Hi.

IN:E.A. Hits Unfit. Men. On Boards   Bickering- Over Teacher  Opportunities’ lied “te , Cincinnati’ Upset - , Report Says   Tension Is Spread    Harsh: Feelings: Between Faiths ‘Seen‘as Worst  Result °. ‘

Hospital Probe Gets Under Way   Lawmakers Visit Benton and Little Rock Units of Institution

Legislature Opens Second Week Of Work   MANY MEASURES DUE TO BE STUDIED BY ASSEMBLY

Identity Sketches Of Candidates in 6th and 7th Wards   \[Economist Revie ws Men Who Have Filed to Run for Alderman.

Identity Sketches Of Candidates in Eighth War Ward Race   Economist Reviews Men Who Have Filed to Run for Alderman.

Republicans Balk at Pledge For Quick Aid   Would OK Skipping Special Session, Without Promises

Qn European Aid  GOP Would Greet Offer To Pass Up Special Call   Some Balk, However, At Pledging Action Early Next Session

GOP Cool Toward ‘Pledge’ To Avoid Special Session.   Truman Reported Willing to Skip Calling Congress In December If He Con Get Promise Of Early Action on European Aid in January

Republicans. Oppose Special  Ses ssion On Europe Aid Plan   Some Also. Oppose Hasty Action At January Session —

Not In Favor Of Special  Session  Senate Republican   Senate Republicans See No Need For Haste In Aid Plan

May Pass Up Special Call For Congress   Offer By Truman To Forego It Would Be Welcomed By G.O.P.; Fast Action Tinlikely

Inspection of Institutions  Oct. 27-Nov. 1   ‘Senate Republicans Balk at Any ‘Trade Plan

DOESN'T FAVOR EXTRA SESSION  ‘Truman Rumored Wanting Quick Action Promise for January Aid

SPECIAL TER OF CONGRESS NCT GOP IDER   REPUBLICANS BALK AT EARLY PLEDGE TO AID EUROPE

GOP Solons In No Mood For Extra Session   REPUBLICANS NOT TO SEEK EMERGENCY MEETING

Shun Special Session ‘Deal’   GOP Slow to Promise Swift Aid Action in   January in Return For No Earlier Call to Job

Truman May Drop Special Session, GOP Heads Think   Balk A‘ Pledging Action In January,  They Also Add

Delegate from Bulgaria ina Heated Tirade   Levels Attack on Truman Doctrine and ‘‘Aggressive  Tactics’’

BULGARIA SAYS AMERICANS ARE ‘USING ASSEMBLY   Says Middle East - Also Victim of ‘Nonctrons’ Plot

Balkans Victim Of ‘Black. mail’? By Western Pow. ers, Mevorah Charges ,   l'ruman Doctrine  Angrily Attacked   Assembly Will Be Asked To Set Date For Evac« uation Of Korea

oAY UN BEING USED AS TOOL IN NEAR EAST   Makes Angry Accusation as  “General Debate on Greece Opens.

New Assault On U.S. Made By Bulaaria   Russian .Satellite Spokesman Accuses United States of Meddling in. Balkans.

USING’ U.N. TO PENETRATE MIDDLE EAST   ‘Blackmail’ Against Balkans

SAYS U. S.1S ‘USING’ U.N.   Bulgar Delegate To U. N. Makes Angry Charges

BULGARIA SAYS U. S. IS USING U. N.   Bulgar Delegate To U. N. Makes Angry Charges

Blackmail of Balkans  Charged   Says Truman Doctrine Aimed to Establish Bases in Greece

Bulgaria. Charges UN ‘Cover Up’   UN Delegate Says Balkan Countries Are Victims of Blackmail Plot

Claim West Involved In Balkan Plot   Powers “Using” UN As Cover Up, Says Representative

UN COMMITTEE: WOULD PLAN EVACUATION   Action M eets Ree Challenge to Withdraw Troops -

Bulgarians Flay U.S. Before UN   Angrily Accuse U. S. Of “Using” United Nations As Cover Up In Balkans

Says Nation © Using UN ‘To ‘Cover Up’      Meanwhile America Asks that Date Be Set for Withdrawal of Russ And U. S. Troops from Korea

Bulgarian Hurls Charges at U.S.   ‘Monstrous Blackmail’ UN Speaker Says of Move to Aid Greeks

BULGARIA ACCUSES U.S. OF EXPLOITING BALKAN SOUNTRIES   Representative of Nation Denounces United States at UN Meeting Today; Truman Attacked.   GREEK PENETRATION IS ALSO CONTENDED

Draft Act Is Unaffected By Truman   Selective Service Law Co! tinues in Force Until  March 31

3 TRAIN CRASHES IN LONDON FOG   FIVE KILLED, MORE THAN 65 HURT—AULO TRAFFIC AT STANDSTILL.

Greece Warns Of Red Danger   Ambassador Speaks Bluntly to Security Council Delegates

Greek Attacks Russia in Talk Before Couneil   United Nations Seeking New Way to Scule Balkan Dhisurlers

U.N. SPURRED BY ATHENS WARNING   ‘Greek Ambassador’s At tack on Reds Is Blunt.

U.N. STRIVING FOR BALKAN SOLUTION   Greece “Warns Of Danger From Russia

U.N. To Seek New Solution  For Balkans   Greece Warns She Will Be Swept Into Russian Sphere Without  Action

Greeks Warn U.N. to Block Russian Coup   ‘Vassal’ Status Near Unless Nations Act Soon. Delegate Says

Greek Scores Russian ‘Aim’ After Blocking Balkans Setup   UN Group Explores New Ways To Help  Forestall. Disorders

GREEK WARNING REDS MAY DOMINATE, LAND PUSHES UN. ACTION  SECURITY COUNCIL IS AGAIN SEEKING ANSWER TO BALKANS PROBLEMS

Vassili Warns Soviets Intend Tc Absorb Greece   Action Is Demanded Before Russians Can Complete Conquest

Council Ponders Balkan  ‘Trouble   ‘Warning By Greek Ambassador Is Considered

New Effort Made To Quell Balkans   UN Hears Charge Of Soviet Attempt To Control Greece

Greeks Hold Soviet Is Bad Threat   Delegate Declares Russia Intends To Extend Sphere

Greece Warns 0) Russian Aims In Balkan Problem   New Avenues Are Being Explored To Seek A Sohition.

Mexia Jaycees fo Sponsor Three Day Rodeo May First   $750 In Added ‘Prizes Offered

COMPROMISE ON GREECE SEEN ‘AS POSSIBLE   U. S. May Soften Its Drastic Resolution Before Assembly   IN CONFERENCE   Belgian Premier: Has Long Talk With George Marshal]

U.N. Putting Pressure On Soviet Delegates To Do Some Backing Down   Americans Considering Softening “Aggressor” Brand Against Yugoslavia, Albania And Bulgaria; Compromise Greece.

U.S. MAY EASE DRASTIC ATTACK ON ‘AGGRESSORS’   No Solid Support Over Balkan Issue; Compromise Looms

America May So ften  Resolution   At Least In Regard to Branding Three Countries as Outright * Aaaressor Nations 

Compromise May Be Reached in UN   Aggressor Charge By U. 3. May Be Softened Hf Greece Stand Is Upheld

WE HAVE LACKED. SOLID SUPPORT AT ASSEMBLY   May Not Call Russian Satellites Aggressors

Concession May Assist President Of Assembly to Coax America. Reds From Extremes on Greck Situation

COMPROMISE EXPECTED ON GREEK ISSUE  U. S. May Change Its Position Slightly at Ilnited Nations Age

May Soften Aggressor Blast Against Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Albania   LACK FULL SUPPORT TO UPHOLD CHARGE   Aranha Seeking Relaxation of Stubborn Russian and American Stands

N: avy ToDr Of Thousand Of Tts Officers   ‘Immediaie Reduction’ Ordered Because Of  _ Cuts Made In Its Appropriations

Navy to Lop Off 1,000 Officers   Slash of Navy Funds By Congress is Cause

BRITISH ELAST RUSSIA FOR BACKING ALBANIA   Gromyko Vete During Corfu Mine Case Denounced

Cadogan Raps Gromyko For Use UN Veto   Says Assembly’s Will On Albanian Is sue Was “Strangled By Single Vote’?

ALBANIA DISPUTE CONTINUES IN U.N,   Cadogan Attacks Aciion by Groravko

ROOSEVELT DAY BILL BLOCKED IN SENATE    Morritt Proposes State Hol;:  dav fan. 20

8 AREAS HIKE PRICE OF MILK   Hearing on Proposed Boost In Pittsburgh Area Is Scheduled Today

PRESIDENT TRUMAN VETOES TWO BILLS   57 Others Are Approved By Chie! Executive: Desk Piled With Bilis

President Signs Huge Appropriation Bills in Rush fo Beat the Deadline

FIVE BiG FUND BILLS SIGNED BY PRESIDEN;   War Dept., Foreign Aid Measures Among Those Approved

TRUMAN SIGNS 37 BILLS, VETOES 2   APPROVES FIVE APPROPRIATION MEASURES TOTALING $16,000,000,000. _

Hurricane May Strike Florida      Aviator Reports Stranae Sights

RE-NAME HOSPITALS   Seon to Re Known as at niversity of Kansas Medical (Center

RE-NAME HOSPITALS   (Seon in Re Known an University of Ransaw Medical Center

Military Paet Is: Needed to Keep  Peace—Bevin   Hopes to Broaden Agreements With France, Russia to Include the United States

‘Temperatures   France, Russia and Great Britain Already Are Engaged in Discussions of Plan To Be Offered At Moscow; Ramadier Outlines ‘Triple Entente”

BIG 4 POWER ALLIANCE IS UNDER STUDY   British Foreign Secretary to Make Proposal at Moscow Meeting.

Britain To Place Proposal Foy Big Four Pact On Moscow Agenda; Seek To Guarantee Pence Of Eurove   RELATIONS WITH U. S, CORDIAL, SAID

TO INSURE BEM   Moscow Conference To Get Proposal for Pact to Prevent Warr

BEVIN TO PUT PROPOSAL UP 10 BG FOUR   Would Include U. S. in 3-Way Agreements with France. and Russia.

PACT WILL BE PROPOSED AT BiG FOUR MEFT   United States Would Be Included in FourPower Scheme

To Prevent Aggression.  In Kurone   WILL PROPOSE ALI ALLIANCE OF U.S BRITAIN, FRANCE AND RUSSIA ° AT MOSCOW CONFERENCE °

Pistol- Packing Oklahoma Legislators Draw Guns, Anglin Wounded in Back

SOLON DEMANDS NAMES OF ATOM SECRET ROBBERS   Congression} Committee To Enlarge Security Staff; Sergeants Face Charge

New Label to Mark Products Made in Iowa   PRODUCT OF re  1 1OWA {

WORK DELAYED AGAIN   etl Brea. Unable te Secure Con- geactee fee K. LU. deb

WORK DELAYED AGAIN   Meff Bree. Unsble to Secere Centracter fer K. L. Job

HEARINGS DUE ON STRIKE BILI   Measure Would Curb Industry wide Stonnages

Corfu Minins Charges Said  ‘Groundless’   Gromyko Tells UN  British Complaint On Albania ‘False’

Gromyko Calls British Charge ‘Groundless’   Johnson Proposes UN Refer Albania Case to International Court

Funeral Services Tuesday Afternoon. For Warren Andersor   Was Lifelong Citizer Of Limestone County

Says lowa Restaurants Mostly Obey ‘Laws; More Inspectors Now on Job

Machine in Use on Excavation  for New Houses Rapid Progress Is Being Made on Homes Project

Machine in Use on Excavation  for New Houses  Rapid Progress Is Being Made

LEWIS, MINE OWNERS OPEN TALKS TUESDAY   ‘Little Hope Seen For Quick Accord On Contract

Open Confabs To Avert Coal Strike July 1   Operators And Miners Start Meetings To Determine Status Wher U.S. Returns Mines.

Lewis And Mine Owners To Talk      Another Coal Strike Is Hinging On The Outcome Of Parley.

Lewis Ready For Talking   Meeting Mine Owner _ Group U pon Tuesday

COAL TALKS TO OPEN TOMORROW   LEWIS AND SOFT COAL OPERATORS SCHEDULED TO MEET IN NEW YORK

LEWIS AND MINE ~ OWNERS TO MEE   Negotiations On New Contract Open Tomorrow

Fresh Contract Negotiations .... Coal Strike Hinging On Result Of Talks

TRUMAN TO SHUN LILIENTHAL FIGH   Lengthy Senate Debate Due To Start Wednesday

House Delays Taking Vote On Labor Bill   Committee To Act Next Week On Plan To Ban Closed, Union Shops

House Postpone: Action On Labor Bills This Week  Closed, Union Sho Bans To Be Voted 1 ao bel Tk a  a newkh anmeloow

Sarge Saves 21 Persons   Leads Them To Safety From C-47 That Crashed, Burned At Fort Knox

Navy Court Finds Hirshberg Guilty   Mistreated Prisoners Held! By The Japanese

Navy Veteran Is Convicted   Hirshberg Found Guilty Of Striking Fellow Prisoners

HIRSHBERG IS FOUND GUILTY   Convicted on Counts Of Mistreating His Fellow Prisoners

Hirshberg Guilty Of Striking Two Other Prisoners  Navy Vet Acquitted On Other Charges

Navy Court Convicts Hirshberg   Chief Signalman Found Guilty On Two Of Nine Counts

COURT CONVICTS NAVAL VETERAN   Brooklyn Man Beat Uy Americans In Jap Prison Camp

Court-Martial Convicts Hirshberg on 2 Charges   Accused of Mistreating Fellow Prisoners While in Japanese Prison Camp ~

Vet Convicted Of Striking Fellow Captives   Navy Court-Martial Acquits Hirshberg On Other Charges

 Hirshberg Faces Possible Prison Terms Navy Vet Guilty On  Maltreatment Count

Former POW of Japs Convicted on Only 1 Count:   Acquitted .. Of. Informing On Other Americans In Jan Camp

Economic Report, Other Statements  Of Experts Difficult To Understand

Dr. Webb Makes Strong Plea For Truce So That Dobie Can Return To University

Sharp House Floor Fight On Aid Seen   GOP Legislators Call for Whittling Of European Funds

DEEPER GUT SOUGHT IN RELIEF FUNDS   House Members Are Dissatisfied With Foreign Affairs Group

Relief Bill Faces Sharp Trimming By House GOP   Cut to $400,000,000, From Senate Approved $597,000,000 Sought

HOUSE 6.0.P, SEEKS CUT IN AID COSTS   Sharp Fight Seen When Relief Measure Reaches Floor Tomorrow,

GOP Legislators Drive For Cut In Emergency Aid  Discuss $7 Million Reduction In Budget

~ FUND SOUGHT   GOP Solons Call for Reduced Amount for Europe; See Floor Fight

Majority Lays Plans to Slash  European Fund   House Republicans Agreed  On Reduction of Money  Amproved by Senate

CUT IN EUROPEAN AND BILL ASKED         REPUBLICAN: -HOUSE MEMBEES HOLD PROPOSED $590,000,000 TOO HIGH, _

Wartime Dratt May Be Allowed To Die March 3]   President Discloses Government Considering Not Asking For Extension   TRUMAN FAVORS YOUTH TRAINING

Government May Let Draft Act Die With No Request for Extension. Truman Says

PRESIDENT TELLS NEWS MEN THAT HE 1S BACK OF LILLIENTHAL  FOR. FED ERAL POST .

RUSS APPROVE DIVISION PLAN FOR HOLY LAND   Proposed Boundaries Meet Opposition From Soviet

“Red’ Inquiry Denounced by Movie Colony   Demand Made That Congress Eliminate un-American Group

Hollywood Greats Organize To Kill House Committee  40 Take Part In ‘Fight’ Broadcast

Buslines Accounting Office Here   Occupy Second Floor Central Hotel; Will Employ 80 Persons

Phone Union Seeks Contract Before Monday   NFTW Chief Says " Workers May Want to Return to Jobs Soon

FIVE KILLED IN ALBIA SMASHUP   Two Hog Trucks Involved with Aute in Crash

AFTER ROARING PROTESTS  Negro Vet Who Won Cadillac — Will Get Another Like It

Naval Force in Search For Missing Seamen   BIGGEST PEACETIME SEA RESCUE ATTEMPT LAUNCHED

Navy Sends Flotilla To Hunt for 13 Missing   Cruiser, 19 Destroyers and Planes Join in Search for Boatload From Broken Tanker

20 Warships Ordered Into Pacific Search   Planes Aid Gigantic Hunt for 13 From Ship That Broke in Twe

COLORADO FARMERS DUMP. ING WHEAT ON GROUND AS RESULT OF SHORT AGE ‘

World Given New Warning On Security  By Pope Pius   This Year Is Held Vital Period; May Decide All Future

Says Coal Gas Blast Flame Revives Sight   Ball of Fire Hits Eye Blinded by War Explosion in Reich Two Years Ago.

Second Shock Furnace Blast Restores Sight ToEye Of Vet Injured In War

COOLEST WA WAVE OF SEASON MOVES: ‘OVER NORTH TEXAS; NATION HAS: WIDE-VABIETY IN TEMPERATURES.

COOLEST WAVE OF SEASON MOVES OVER NORTH TEXAS; NATION HAS “WIDE VARIFTY IN. TEMPERATURES

CANADA ENDS ITS CREDITS   FINANCE MINISTER STATES COUNTRY HAS STRAINED ECONOMY TO THE LIMIT

You Can Gel ‘Em   Even HE Christinas Seals Didn't Reach You Through Mails

You Can Gef ‘Em   Even Ef Christwos Seels Dida’? Reach You Through Moits

OTC Is Asking For Arbitration Now  Letter Goes Out to Employes Requesting That Ac

Southern Governor Speaks Dixie Leader Supports Segregation Of Races

Troopers ¢ Bar       Says “This Completes Capture” of State Government; Files Court Action on Rival

Troopers Bar Arnall Entry   Says “This Completes Capture” of State Government; Files Court Action on Rival

Bride Charges Rape Attempt Made By Negro   Three Suspects Arrested Near North Carolina Town, Where Mob Seized Necro

BRIDE AGED 17 ACCUSES NEGRO   Three Eastérn Nortir-Carolina Negroes Held In Undisclosed Jails After Alleged Rape Attempt.

New Rape Case Is Reported In Rich Square Ares   ,17-Year-Old Bride Says Negro Seized Her At Home

RUSSIA BACKING RAIDS IN CHINA   Press Charges 30,000 Jap War Prisoners Used In Invasion

Chinese ° Say Enemy Using 30,000 Nip War Prisoners, Armored Tanks   MUKDEN BEING ENCIRCLED; RAID MADE NEAR PEIPING

‘Chinese Charge Russians With Planning  Directing Manchurian Drive  Using Jap War Prisoners and Tanks

MISSING ARMY PLANE LOCATEL   Desolate Newfoundland Area Scene Of Crash; Survivors Sighted

All Parts of lowa Drenched  Again Today   Flooding Only Moderate In lowa But Warnings Sent Out In Kansas City Area

Flood Threatens St. Louis Area   Record Crests of Two Great Rivers Speed Toward City

Northwest Missouri Alert for New Floods   Streams Rising Again After Heavy Rainfall With Grand River Expected to Go Out; Crest: Of Missouri and Mississippi Near Junction

Crash Victim Identified As Wife Of Pilot   Confusion Is Cleared Up By Mother; Airliner Fell Into Florida , Swamp Sunday

PLANE VICTIM IS IDENTIFIED   Relative Of Woman Killed In Plane Crash Says She Had Four Husbands To Die In Air Mishans.

TWO BILLION — ‘LOSS BY CUT IN TAX BIL!   GOP Plans Drive Tc Raise Exemption Figure °

RAISE SIGHTS ON TAX SLASH   GOP Reported Ready To Seek Tax Reductions Of $5.3 Million

REPUBLICANS READY TO ASK A  $5,300,000,000 STASH IN INCOME TAXES

CREW MEMBERS TO TESTIFY BEFORE BOARD   Officials Says Death Toll Will Be 575 Mintmum

Book “On Active Service’ Reveals Writer, Marshall ‘Wanted to Invade France In 1943: Tells of British

Stimson Urged Lest Of France In 1943  Marshall Also Wanted Landings Earlier, Says

Stimson Favored  Earlier Invasion   Wartime Strategy Reviewed In Biography

Stimson, Marshall Favored Invading Europe In 1943:   Former Secretary of War Lauds Roosevelt's Leader. ship, But Says In Biography One Man Was Not Enough For So Vast An Undertaking

~ Would Have Invaded France Early ....  Stimson Favored 43 Landing

EX-SECRETARY OF WAR BARES NEW SECRETS   Asserts Roosevelt Gave In, Ordered  African Invasion

STIMSON PENS HIS BIOGRAPHY   Former War ie lla Have Launched Invasion  Of France in 1943

Stimson Tells of Squabbles Over Strategy   War Department Wanted France Invaded Earlier

Stimson Reveals He and Marshall Wanted Cross-channel Invasion in 149

STIMSON TELLS DISPUTE ABOUT INVASION PLAN   te and Marshall Want ed Attack to Start In 1943

Both Stimson and Marshall. Wantea Allies to Invade France in 1943

U.S. Assuming New Powers, Leadership In Western Reich   lan Ruhr Coal Production Boost To Speed Economic Recovery In Europe

—SELF HELP— Plan Tied  To Europe Recovery .   SHARE BRITISH ZONE DECISIONS

J. 5. POWER IN GERMANY GAINS   Mounts Because Of Britain’s Inability To Pay Own Way  WILL INCREASE COAL

A Greater U.S. Role In Reich   New Power and Leader: ship Result From In-— ‘ability of Britain to Carrv Share of Load

United States Dollar Becomes  Leading Factor   Inability’ Of Britain to Pay  ~Shoves: U.S. Into New   ° Position Of Leader: ; -, ship In Zone   Coal Production Program Formed   Marshall Gives Impetus’To “Talks Of Special Ses‘gion Of Congress.To  » Meet Aid Crisis

U.S. Is Taking Poweriul Role In West Europe   American Influence Growing Stronger As Result Of Britain’s Inability To Carry Her Share Of Burden

U.S, INCREASES POWER DUE T0 BRITISH SLUMP   Failure of Empire To Pay Own Way Favors America In West Germany

U.S. TAKES OVER HEAVY LOAD IN EUROPE AS BEVIN PROPOSES NEW LEND-LEASE, STRIKE ENDS

U.S. Gaining Influence — In Germany  British Failure To Pay Booms  Rmarican Sianack

Dollar Crisis Puts U.S. in Larger Spot   Increased Influence in Europe's Affairs Becoming Evident

U.S. GETTING MORE POWER IN THE REICH   New: Position of Leadership Developing From Britain’s Inability to Pay Her Share of Occupation Costs.

New Facts Are Uncovered On Occupation  Coal Production Program Shows —  Wee se we ee AE Bere ce

Need for American Cash Is Reflected © All -Over European: Area, “Is Report  4 Reasons Giv en     Fresh Inf formation Car ame   Fresh Information. Came From Coal Production Program -

Seeks Increased Ruhr Production   American Responsibilities Grow as Result of Dollar Crisis, Britain’s Pay Inability.

\merican Government Appears To Be Moving Into Position Of Power And Leadership As Result Of Britain’s Inability To Pay Her Own Way—Situation Seems To Have Developed From Attempts To Restore Conditions In Europe To More Normal Basis

U.S. Power In Europe Increasing   Responsibilities Grow In Germany as Result  Of Dollar Crisis

U.S. Positior In Europe Said Growing   Increase in American Leadership and Power Being Noted

U.S, HOLD GROWS IN GERMAN ZONE   Inability Of Britain To Pay Way Bolsters America

Dollar Crisis Puts. America Into Position  Of ‘Influence’   Ruhr Coal Program Reveals Emergence  Of New U. S. Load

Dollar Crisis Brings About Policy Change   America Leader In Western Germany Plan

Need For  Dollars Is The Reason  Britain Unable _ To Pay Her Way

U. §. Moves fo Nev Position of Power In West Germany   Becomes Equal Partner in British Ruhr Mine Area

Influence of Nation Is Growing   Britain's Failure To Pay Her Own Way Shifts Responalbilitv

U.S. Dollars Wanted For Life's Needs   Would Also Pay For Eventual Europe Rebuildina.

More Power, Leadership  For America   Nation Moving Into Unsought Position In Western Germany As Britain Weakens

U. S. Assuming New Leadership In West Europe   Britain’s Dollar Crisis Shifts Responsibility And  Pawer Ta Amarica.

U. 8 GAINS IN GERMAN POWER   Sinability Of Britain To Pay Adds To Our Influence

Major Changes in Rents Approved  Ceilings Lifted on Day-to-Day Rooms

Control of Hotel Room Rents Easec   Government Lifts Ceilings on Accommodations Rented to Transients

ver Disorders Reported An Sicily: Threat of \Strike Hanes Over Rame

ltaly Harassed By Disorders, Strike Threat  New Troubles Erupt In Sicily As Reds March

Threat of General Strike Hanging Over Rome Today  Disorders Break Out In Sicily; Tear Gas Disnearsas Mob

Gen. Marshall Facing Fight With Congress   United States Policy Toward China Opposed As Dangerous To American Foreign Interests

Marshall Heading For Major Clash On China Policy   Battle With GOP Congress Will Be First of Two Tests for Secretary

MARSHALL AND VANDENBERG T0 GROSS SWORDS   Michigan Senator Not Satisfied with Foreign Policies

MARSHALL FACES GOP QUIZ OVER CHINESE POLICY   Secretary Also To Be Tested On * Moscow Conclave

‘Waterfront Employers Comply With US Order ‘As Settlement Sought

Congress To Tackle Newsprint Problem; Will ‘Do Something   Future of Some Smaller Newspapers Threatened; More Cars Pledged

ICC Authorizes Rail  Commuter Fare Hikes   Datoe May Ba Raicod 10.9% Pr.   Rates May Be Raised 15-25 P- C.; B & M Among 16 Roads Affected

Rails Allowed Fare Increase   16 Reilroads Granted 2C Per Cent Jump By . icc.

IC. W. Mount Claims His Life Is One Solemn Procession —   only home I ever knew until was married.

FDR FILM SERIES PLANNED BY SON   James Financially Interestec In Undertaking After Research Made

SEN. BALL OFFERS ~NEW LABOR BIL   MEASURE BANS JURISDICTIONAL AND CERTAIN OTHER TYPES OF WALKOUTS.

Riley Is Ordered to Face Charges  Police Cornmission Will Sit March 5

Send Million Words Within Sixty Seconds   Radio Newspapers Will Be Comnfonplace, President Of NBC Testifies During Senate Hearing

System Sends Million Words Per Minute   Congress Told Present Methods “Slow As Oxcart”’

Million Words A Minute, Claim   NBC Head Tells of New Radio Communication System

1,000,000 Words a Minute Has Been Devised For Radio Communication N. B. C. Says

Congress Votes For Stopgap Fund, Ok On Some Long-Range Program Appears Certain

Congress Plan For Europe Aid May Develop   Many Changes Indicated In - Truman’s Recommendations On Marshall Plan   DRASTIC CUTS IN FUNDS PROBABLE

GOP PLANNING TO CUT FUNDS “FOR PROGRAN   CONGRESS ADJOURNED AFTES ‘VOTING sop. GAP AID FOR THREE EUROPEAN NATIONS

PASSENGER FARES HIKE AUTHORIZED   ICC Decision Applies to 60 Railroads After 5 Navs’ Notice

APPROVE HIKE IN RAIL FARES   Commission Grants Boost Of Ten Per Cent. To Meet Higher Cost

New Strike Curbs Are  Demanded   Coal And ’Phone Tieups Discussed In Congress Today

STRIKES ADD TO UNREST IN CONGRESS:   ‘Bring More Demands for _ Labor Legislation

OPERATORS 60 HOME WITHOUT SEEING LEWIS   Truman Pledges ‘Faithful Administration’ Of New Labor Law

Resumption 0 Coal Wage Talks Is Not Arranged   Renewal Of Negotiations May Develop During Coming Week   AWAITING MOVE BY SCHWELLENBACH  sQQTTT FT Baers uy

John L. Lewis Serves Notice Welfare Fund Must Continue; Says It Should Be Doubled

Lewis May Seek Larger Welfare Fund For Miners  $1,000 Death Benefit For Each UMW Membe

LEWIS STATES FUND POLICY   Declares Welfare Payments Must Continue; Death Benefits Are Set

FAMILIES TO GET PAYMENTS  Lewis Backs Welfare Fund In New Stand On Mine Benefits

Welfare Fund for Coal Miners Starts: $1,000 for Death  Lewis Gives Notice  Is to Continue From Now On

Mine Workers’ Death Benefit Decision Made   Payments of $1,000 for Every Man Killed Since June Announced

Trustees of Fund Provide $1000 for Survivors. of Every Mine Worker Who Has Died Since June 1.

Welfare Fund Io Pay $1,000 For Each Dead Miner   Lewis Gives Notice Royalty Must Continue From Now On: Hints Union To Hold Out For 10 Cents Per Ton Payments

Announces Death Benefits For Miners. Meantime “Safety” Stoppage Strike Continues In Many Mines

$1,000 For Families Of Dead Miners   UMW Welfare Fund To Be Made Useful For The First Time

Death Benefits Will Be Paid   Lewis Says Fund Mus  Act From Now On

Operation of Mine Welfare Funds Is Made Effective   John L. Lewis Serves Notice That It Will Continue Henceforth

Pravda Calls On Working Classes of Europe To Band Against Rightists

West Va. Moose Elect President   ‘Hunters Hit Wrong Targets--3 Men Wounded

Lewis Orders 6-day Holiday as Memorial   Renews Attack on Secretary Krug os fle Issues Order

; ‘We're Going Out’  400,000 Miners Set To Obey Lewis’ Mournina Period Order

Coal Workers To Obey Orde   UMW Chief's Dictum Given Approval By Mining Districts

Miners Expected To Follow Order  Lewis’ Move Catches Mine Men Unawares

SEND MESSAGES AE APPRECIATION   Parliament to. Cooperate ir Drive to Restore Internel Order -

» Parliament Of Greece Ready To Cooperate In Program Of Restoration

President Gets Assurance From Opposition Bloc   Senators Will Seek Full Information on Proposed Relief Fund

Government Of Greece Is  Cooperative   Truman Discloses Tha U.S. Proposal Pleases Both Government And Opposition.

Truman Receives Greek Cooperation On U. S. Proposal   Government And Opposition Party Send Assurances

Opposition Party In Greece Backs Truman Aid Plan  Premier Also Sends Vasned nf Ammena are   Premier Also Sends Word of Appreciatior To Chief Executive

GREEKS PLEDGE U. S. COOPERATION   Pres. Truman Says Assurances Received From Two Parties

Major Parties to Co-operate   White House Reveals “Appreciative” Messages From Maximos, Sophoulis

BEVIN CALLS FOR SOUND PEACE AT ~ MOSCOW PARLE   British Envoy First fo Arrive in Russia for Vital Con faransen

Urges Conference Of Big Four To Let World Live Without Fear   Foreign Ministers Assembling In Moscow WithOut Customary Flare of Music And Colors To Work On Germany’s Peace Treaty.

Ernest Bevin. Arrives For Conference   British Forcign Minister In Moscow Speech Appeals Por Making “Sound Peace”

Bevin Asks Sound Peace Be Made at Moscow Parley   Lack of Ceremonies on Arrival of British Envoy Arouses Comment

‘Soviet Ceremonies for _ Greeting Notables Absent ‘As Bevin ‘Arrives at Parley

BEVIN MAKES APPEAL FOR SOUND PEACE   British Foreign Secretary First of Visiting Chiefs to Reach Moscow.

Bevin in Moscow For Big 4 Mee!   British Official First Of Notables to Arrive; Greeted by Vishinsky

LITTLE FANFARE FOR BEVIN BY RUSSIAN HOSTS   British Secretary First Arrival for Moscow Meeting

RED PROGRAM NOW STUDIED ~BY UN GROUF   TWELVE AMENDMENTS. OF. —FERED._T.0__THE_-ATO! :ATOMIC .. COMMISSION PLAN OF ~~  “SOMB CONTROL ~

State Department Nof Going ‘Arty’   Memory Of Furore Over ‘Circus Lady’ Enough For Marshall

" — BOY, 14, ADMITS SLAYING PLAYMATE—_  Kills to Show He’s No Sissy

Boy Garrots His Friend to Prove He Is No Sissy   Disliked ‘Household Chores, 14-year-old Student Kills. Pal, 11

14- Year-Old Slays Companion To Prove He Is Not ‘Sissy’   Father Takes Son To Headquarter: After Finding Ransom Note In Boy’s Trousers

Kills to Prove He’s No Sissy, Boy Contesses   Dishwashing Spurs Youth to Bolster Eao. Slavina Child

Choked Youth “To Prove He Was Not Sissy’   Student Wrote Threatening Note Demanding $1,000 Ransom

BODY IS FOUND IN ABANDONED WAREHOUSE   Youth, 14, Sought To Show He Was “No Sissy”   FATHER   Leads Boy To Police After Duplicate Ransom Note ls Found In House

Boy Kills Younger Playmate to Prove Himself “No Sissy’   Father of New Jersey Slayer Solves “Kidnaping” Mystery

Youth Of 14 Held In Kidnap-Killing Of Schoolmate, 11  Older Boy Says He * Killed Lad To Prove Himself ‘No Sissy’

Youth Confesses Killing To Prove Himself ‘No Sissy’   Garrots 11-Year-Old Companion To Death With Leather Belt In Abandoned Warehouse

HUSBAND CHARGED   Youth, 14, Admits Garroting Boy, 11, To Prove ‘No Sissy’

BOY, 14, KILLS COMPANION, 11   Slays Weaker, Younger Lad To Prove “He's No Sissy.”

- WANTED TO PROVE THAT HE WAS ‘NO SISSY’ Copy Of Kidnap Ransom Note Bring: Confession From Young N. J. Slayer

YOUTH ADMITS  HE KILLED BOY   Asserts He Garroted Lad To Prove Himself ‘No Sissy’

14-Year Old Boy Held. for Slaying  Wanted to Prove He Wasn't ‘Sissy’

Boy Admits Garroting Playmate, 11, So He Wouldn't Be Thought ‘Sissy’

Student Held in in Companion’s Death  KIDNAPED YOUTH IS FOUND SLAIN

BOY, 14, ADMIT KILLING STUDENT   Says He Garroted Chum To Prove He Wasn’t Sissy

Youth, 14, Held For Slaying Of 11-Year-Old Boy   Admits Garroting Companion To Prove Him self No ‘Sissy.’

 Youngster, 14, Kills 11-Year-Old, To Prove Himself “No Sissy.” and Above Household Chores

YOUTH CONFESSES KIDNAP HOAX TO CONCEAL MURDER   ADMITS GARROTING 11-YEAR OLD BOY ‘PROVES NO SISSY’

Youth, 14, Kills: Friend to Prove. He's ‘No Sissy’  11-Year-Old Companion Strangled to Death In  eee Es FRIES, OER ear

14-Year Old Admits Killing Preston Boy  Did It to Prove He Is No Sissy

Youth, Age 14. Kills To Prove He’s No Sissy   Resentment Over Household - Chores Leads to Slaying  of 11-Year-Old John  Preston.

Boy, 14, Held In Slaying   Newark, N. J., Boy Admits Garroting 11 Year Old, FBI Says

PROVED HE WASN'T SISSY  14-Year-Old Boy Tells Story Of Killing Friend With Belt

Gooa Evening... . - May we all watch how we drive so on the Fifth we'll be alive.      Warm and Dry Fourth oe dike Te Pracicetad

Progressives Draft Program   Wyatt, Henderson Co. Chairman Of New ‘Prog ressive’ Movement.

New Political Group Sef Up By Liberals   Wyatt, Henderson Named Co-Heads  QE Cnmmitkos

*k* FINAL EDITION   New Political Group Sef Up By Liberals   Wyott, Henderson Named Co-Heads OC Cammittaa

Soviet Union Ends € apital  Punishment   5 25.Year Sentence Will be Severest - Penalty for Crime

23-YEAR TERMS TO TAKE PLAGE OF EXECUTIONS   Soviet Union Believes Capital Punishment No Longer Necessary To Security Of The Nation.

Russia Abolishes Penalty Gf Death   95 Years At Hard:Labor Becomes Most Severe Punishment In USSR

Taft Urges Income Tax Reduction Now   There Is No Danger Of Not Balancing Budget. Savs Senator

TAFT OPPOSES DELAY ACTION ON TAX SLASH   Sees No Danger That Budget Will Not Be Balanced

Urging Speedy Action on Tax Reduction Aim  Sen. Taft Opposing   Sen. Taft Opposing - Democratic Move To  Delay Measure

CLOSE VOTE IN SENATE TODAY ON TAX SLASH   Democrats Faver Delaying Action Until June 10; Taft Is Opposed   TYDINGS WILL VOTE FOR POSTPONEMEN)

TAFT URGES TAX ‘REDUCTIONS NOW   No Immediate Danger of Not Balancing Budget Ohio Senator Savs

SENATOR — TAFT ASKS FAST TAX SLASH ACTION   No Danger Seen Of Not Balancing Budget In Next Fiscal Year

TAFT FORECASTS BUDGET BALANCE   GOP Senator Argues Against Proposal to Delav Tax Decrease

Group Answers Condon Bill's Provisions With Anger; Says “Appropriate Action” Is Due

Teacher Threats Spur Legislators In Tough Stand   GOP Leaders Seek Prompt Action on Condon Bill to Outlaw Strikes By All Public Employes _

FOUR JAIL-BREAKERS INDICTED BY JURY      ‘Ball, Mauk, Hite And Billingsley Are Charged With Kidnaping Lecal Cab Driver

New Liquor Bill Offered lowa Senate   Local Option Elections on Liquor Stores Are Proposed in Measure

CHANGE IN TAX SYSTEM URGED   Lower Margins for Stock Trading Also Urged By Exchange Head

Data Reveals Price Fixing Within Stafe   Attorney General ~ to Announce Suits on Consumer Items

SUITS, CONVICTIONS TO BE PROBE RESULT ATTY, GENERAL SAYS  “ABSOLUTE DISREGARD FOR ANTI-TRUST ACT” SAID IN SOME CASES

MILK INQUIRY COMPLETED HERE Price Says Suits Are To Be Filed In Texas Price Fixing

Truman on Wayto Wai -- Wallace   Tells: Reporters He May Not Be Able To Vote For Him

WALLACE WOULD NOT BACK TRUMAN IN '48   Asserts He Will Not Support A Democratic ‘War Party’

HENRY WALLACE SPURNS TRUMAN   Former Vice President Sees Democrats As War Party

Foreign Policy Reason  For Act   Statement Offered With One Slight  Reservation

Wallace Says He Will Not Aid Truman in ‘48   Says He I Doing All He Can to. Make the Damoc a Liharal Barta

County Eviction Boards Asked By Schlabach   Introduces Bill Before Senate; Members Would Rule On Rents

Tax Bill Fight To Delay Exit   Adjournment Holdup Foreseen by Halleck

GOP toRush Vote On New Tax Bill   Delaying Action by Democrats Feared By Senate Leaders

LENGTHY SENATE DEBATE ON NEW TAX BILL SEEN   Will Snarl Plans To End Session fin Tule 26% Tiata

SENATE DEBATE. ON TAX BILL MAY ~ DELAY CONGRESS   House Expected To Pass Re. vised Reduction Measure Next Week

London Hails  Stalin's Move   Believe Misunderstanding Over Anglo-Soviet Treaty Of Alliance Is Cleared Up

U. S. Ready To Join in  3-Power Talk   Marshall Informs France This Nation Prepared To Discuss Raising of &erman Economic Leye!

U.S. Willing to  Assist Germans  Ready to Participate in Three Power Conference

U.S. Agrees to Conference On Germany:   Ready to Meet With France, Britain on Increasing Output

J, S$. ASKS FOR GERMAN TALKS    Marshall Ready To Enter 3Power industry Parley

House Expected To OK Measure Denying Claims   Question Raised on Constitutionality of Act and Limitations

HOUSE EXPECTED TO PASS PORTAL PAY BILL TODAY   Would Outlaw Six Billion Dollars In Claims

PERIOD OF CUT IN TAXES SEEN   Treasury Head Urges Reduction at Some Future Date

Aid Is Asked lor Chinese Against Reds   Marshall Gets Request From Business Men

Hearings Begin Today In Case Which Brought Suits Totaling 4 Billion

PILOTS SET FOR QUALIFYING RUNS   De Santo Bails Out In Firs Air Races Mishap

Crash Wipes Out Hopes  National Air Race Entry (Cracks Up, Pilot Unhur

Pilot's Mishap Tempers Qualifiers Readying tor National Air Races

RACING FLIERS PREPARE SHIPS   Check Parachutes After One Balls Out When Failure Causes Crash,

‘Order Public Inquest Into Death of British Minister of Education

RENT CONTROL BILL OFFERED   Measure to Extend Present Controls Another Year Tossed Into Senate

Tax Study Board Named  C. G. Diehm, Lancaste Heads Tax Equalizatio

GRAYBILL DIEHM NAMED TO NEW STATE. POSITION   Becomes. : He Head. Of Tax Equalization Rosrd   PAY IS $10.500   Two Other Members Of Gr oup Appointed By Duff

SUPERFORTRESS CRASH TAKES LIVES OF FIVE   Sheriff Says Plane Burned After Crash

HURLEY WANTS ALL REPORTS. RELEASED FOR PUBLICATION   } ® 7 a  ‘Claims Magazine Article About . Russia Misleading: Facts   Ate Distorted

METEOR. LIGHTS OREGON SKY  Spectacle Witnessed by Many in Wide. Area

Bevin s Idea Surprises U.S   Gold Still for Sale at $35.an Ounce, Says Treosury Official

3 LOCAL WAR DEAD   Are Amonz Those Returned From Europe Yesterday

TO VOTE AT EUDORA   Voters Will Cast Ballots or Proposed School Addition Bonds

Elect Martin Speaker by 244-182 Vote   Calls on House Members for Unsurpassed Cooperation

Turmoil Marks {st Session Of Sith Congress   House Takes Up Bill Providing Slash In Income Tax Rates   It’s Martin

GOP Speaker Martin Urges Cooperatior   Calls On House Members For Team Work “Unsurpassed In History Of  “Our Nation”   Cites ‘Painful’ Readjustment   Stresses Urgency of Tack ling Labor, Taxation and National Economy Legislation

“APPROVAL OF PACTS MAY BE SOVIET BOOST   4Ratification Means Troops Must Leave Italy, Leave Balkans To Reds

U.S; SOLDIERS NOW IN ITALY TO COME HOME   SURPRISE ACTION BY MOSCOW TO. STRENGTHEN SOVIET POWER IN BALKANS

Surprise Treaty -Ratifications To Benefit Soviel   Russia Ratifies Peace Treaties With German Satellite Nations In Sudden Move   'U. S. TROOPS WILL  S00N BE WITHDRAWN

Expenditures, Revenues Are Equilibrated   Way May Be Cleared for Adjournment of 50th Legislature

GEN. HODGE WON'T LEY ‘RED NEWS CORRESPONDENT  INTO SOUTHERN KOREA

RED CORRESPONDENT BARRED BY GENERAI   Will Net Be Allowed In Soathern Kerea Until Americans Can Enter Russian Zone

CANCER VICTIM TESTING GRAPES   Youth Counting on Book Cure to Prolong Life

Observers Find Palestine Border Quiet   No Troop Movement Seen by Low-Flying Airplane Survey

Arab Moves Said Fake   Few Troops Scen in Plane Trip to Palestine Borders

Jewish Leaders Charge Arabian Reports ‘False’   ‘Troop Movement” Claims Found Groundless By AP Reporter After Aerial Survey

Tour Shows No Troops  On Frontier   Jewish Spokesman Declares Movements “War Of Nerves’

Search Fails Locate Arab Troop Action   Jewish Spokesmen Declare Reports "War Of Nerves’

NO TROOPS FOUND IN AREA   ‘War Of Nerves’ Being Weaved By Arab Nations. Jews Charge

TROOP MOVEMENTS BY ARABS CALLED WAR OF NERVES   Plane Tour Over Palestine Borders Fails To Find Reported Mobilizations   PASHA CLAIMS HOLY LAND HAS BEEN CORDONED OFF

Flyer Fails To Discover Large Force  Upon Border   Palestine Section Is Closely Checked To Disprove Rumors  About Mobilization

TRAIN COLLISION CLAIMS 40 LIVES   German Flyers Meet Headon tn Occupation Zone

Believe 37 Dead In German Train  Collision Today   Report More Than 100 Injured As Trains Crash Head On In French Zone  .

LIMA SHERIFF MAY QUESTION NICHOLS TODAY   Condition of Junk Yard Operator Serious; Wife Remains Near Death

Alaskan Timber  Bids Are Sought Billion’ and: Half Feet of ‘P:slpwood

TO SELL BIG FOREST FOR U. S. NEWSPRIN'   Billion and Half Cubic Feet of imber in Alaska Offered be Covernmernt

Alaskan Timber. Bids Are’ Sought  Billion and: Half -”   Billion’ and: Half Eoat of (Plowood:

Hoffman Has Eye On Famous Diary   Hopes His Committee Can Probe Document

GOP Tax Slash Bill Approved By House Board   Chamber Expected to Pass Act Next Week; Demos Plan Battle

MILWAUKEE HAS TWO ACCIDENTS   Traffic Between Rock Island And Savanna Tied Up

Refusal Would Extend Fighting   New Cabinet to Conduct GQeneral Flections

New Cabinet May Pardon  Guerrillas   Greece Guarantees Jobs for Rebels if They Will Give Up

Amnesty For  Guerrillas Is Promised   New Greek Cabinet Makes Offer Providing The Fighting Stops In North,

GREECE PROMISES REBELS AMNEST'   New Coalition Cabinet Guar- antees Guerrillas Jobs if  Fighting Is Halted.

TITO STOOGES CLAIM YANKS ~ ARE LOOTERS   AMERICAN THOOPS ARE ALSO ACCUBED BY YUGOSLAVS OF ARUTALITY IN TRI.  -  VEBTE AREA

“Stalin Has Broken More Promises Than Hitler--Situation In U. S. Is Completely Desperate!” Ex-Envoy Warns Solone   Death For Millions Of Americans In Five Years Predicted

Strong Talk Is Used by Earle Today at Hearing on Reds Held at Capital; Method Is Guessed.

WARNS USSR USE ATOM BOMB ON AMERICA   Charges Stalin Has Broken Al] Promisee

Earle Sees 90: Per Cent Of U.S. People Dead. In Five Years . ‘Because Of Reds’ Atom Bomb

Thinks U. S. Should  Atom Bomb Russie   Former Minister Expects Russia to Attack U. S.  In Five Years.

Bomb Russia or Be Killed, Earle Urges   Our Situation ls Desperate, He Tells Committee

EARLE URGES U.S. THREATEN A-BOMB USE   Predicts 90 Per Cent Of Americans to Be Dead in 5 Years

U.S. Must Wake Up to Be Saved Says Farle   Threat of Russian Atomic Bomb Hangs Over Nation’s Head

Picture of  U.S. Under Atom Blow   Witness Says Reluctance To Bomb Russia Will  f‘ea1:c0a Diernctar

RUSSIAN STATE CARE BEGINS WITH CONCEPTION, PEDIATRICS: CONGRESS TOLD BY PROFESSOR:

Red Medical System Described  Russian State Care of Children Begins With Conception, Pediatricians Are Told

Starts From Time Of Conception Russians Thorough  In Baby-Care Plan

Price Spiral Stirs Bowles   Ex-OPA Chief Calls For Curbing Action

Bowles: Asks Voluntary Price Setup:   ‘Urges Businessmen, To Negotiate Own V:. ' Reductions ‘Ouiekly’

Bowles Urges . Price Attack   Board to Negotiate Cuts Asked of President

QUICK ACTION IS SOUGHT 10 SLASH PRICES   MORE REDUCTIONS ANNOUNCED BY RETAILERS

Bowles Urges Organized Attack on High Prices Suggests Board Of Businessmen  To Negotiate Voluntary Slashes

Bowles Urges a Planned Attack On High Prices   Would Hammer Situa tion Through a Board of Businessmen

First Postwar Luxury Airliner Hits  ‘Average of 364 Miles in Record Hop

Where He Can't Get First-Place Backers—  Stassen Bids for Second-Choice Support

A Seething Holy Land   Violence Breaks Out As Britain Prepares To Call Gn U. N

PIPELINE SEVERE IN TWO: PLACES It BLASTS NEAR HAIF!   Reports Are Heard of Violence ~ in Holy Land; Both Sides Flay British

IRAQ PIPE LINE 1S CUT NEAR HAIFA   Vital Link Between Fields in Iraq and Haifa Bay Severed in Two Places by Blast—Rioters in the Holv Land Blamed.

PIPELINE CUT IN PALESTINE   Royal Air Force Station _ Near Haifa Also Re ported Attacked

Palestine Pipeline Blown Up   Trouble Flares Over Plan -To -Let UN Handle. Holy Land Dispute

E-State Enrollment Hichest Since 1940   Reaches 1,230 Today and ts Expected to Push 1,400 Mark---612 Are Veterane

U.S. PLANS BOOST NN GERMAN’ COAL   Reich industry Considerec — Vital In Any European Recovery

U. S. Is Urged ToBack Jewish Home  Nation Asked to Lead   Nation Asked to Lead In Plans for Establishing Region

Jews Putting Pressure on U.S.   American Jewish Body Warns U. S. Must Not Shirk Commitments

JEWISH GROUPS BID FOR U. §. SUPPORT IN PALESTINE DECISION  AMERICAN AID ON U. N BATTLE IS SOUGHT AS BRITISH REQUEST SEEN

Pressure on U.S.  To Support Jewish  Aims in Holy Land Jewish Conference  Demands Natien Take Lead for Partition

Jewish Leaders Seek U.S. Backin: In Drive to Secure National Home In Palestine: Favor Partition Plan

Pressure Being Put on U.S. by Jewish Group   Backing for. Palestine Home Is Being Sought

U.S. ASKED 10 LEAD PALESTINE FIGHT   Jewish Group Says America ‘Dare Not Shirk Its Commitments.’

Pressure US For Lead In Partitioning   Want America to Back Jewish Aspirations for National Home in Holy ‘Land at UN Meeting

U.S. Stand For Palestine:  Plan Asked  .. Jewish Conference  Seeks U. N. Actior

U.S. Is Urged ToBack Jewish Home   Nation Asked to Lead In Plans for Establishing Region

Pressure Being Put On U.S. To Back Jewish Efforts For National Home In Palestine   Urged To Take Leadership In U. N. Assembly’s Fight On Holy Land

U. S. ASKED 10 SUPPORT JEWS   APPLY PRESSURE TO SECURE BACKING FOR PALESTINE PARTITION

Jews Ask U. S. Lead Move For Palestine Home  Britain To Ask  American Aid

Pressure Placed On U.S. to Back Jewish Proposal   Conference Asks For Leadership in Palestine Fight

 Washington Leadership Demanded  JEWISH PRESSURE APPLIED TO U.S.

Pressure on U.S. To Support Jews  Want America To Line Up in U.N. Fiaqht

U.S. Pressed To Back Jews Qn Partition   63 Organizations Say America Can’! ‘Shirk’ Promises

Services Held For Dr. W. T: Shepard in bs ely Sunday  Retired: Physician Passed Away In. ~ _: Agnew, California’

Services Held For Dr. W. T: Shepard um LeMars Sunday  : . Retived: Physician : Passed AwayIn Agnew? California:

Vandegrift Talks To VFW  U. S. Must Not ‘Stack Arms, Go To Sleep’

Marine Corps Leader Urges Veterans Of Foreign Wars To Maintain Strong U. S. Defense By Being Prepared

Peace Exposed Marine General Tells Veterans   Industrial Plan Urged to Back Strong Military

‘Don’t Go To Sleep,’ VFW Told   Marine Commander Urges Industry Aid Militery Reseorrch

Vandegrift Urges Strong Reserves In Speech To Foreign War Veterans

V.F.W. Gets Plea for U.S.  Readiness National Meet Hears Vandegrift

Says Peace Must Be  Defended   As Vulnerable As Any Hill Ever Captured  Vandegrift Tells VFW. Urging 2a Strong U. S

Warns VFW Not ‘To Stack Arms, Sleep   Recommends Three-Point Program to Keep Hard. Won Peace

MARINE LEADER CALLS FOR SAFE MARGIN IN ARMS   Strong Reserves At Home Are Seen As Present Needs

V.F. W. URGED NOT TO “STACK ARMS”   Gen. Vandergrift Offers Industrial Plan.

Marine Chief — Industrial Defense Plan   Warns VEW Against “Stacking Arms. and Going to Sleep’ —

V.F.W. URGED NOT TO SLEEP   Military Alertness for America Recommended by Marine Chief.

MARINE LEADER WARNS AGAINST STACKING ARMS   Gen. Vandegrift Says Veterans Should Not ‘Go To Sleep’

War Industry Plan Urged As Safeguard  aw wee Teen ormsyrss   GEN. VANDEGRIFT TELLS VFW ‘NOT TO STACK ARMS’

Keep Nation Alert, His Plea To VEW   General Vandegrift Appeals For Industria Plan To Work With Military Research

Urges VFW Push Research Plan   Industrial-Military Tie, Material Piling Asked by Marine Chief

Preparedness ls Demanded by Marine Leader   Strong Reserves, Piles of Materiel Are Recommended

Easier Credit Race in View  Federal Curbs Come AP Baad at Midnicht

EASIER CREDIT SEEMS LIKELY   All Curbs Are Ended at Midnight Saturday

FEDERAL CREDIT CURBS EXPIRE   More Liberal Terms on Time Sales Seen Probable

CONTROLS ENDED ON CREDIT BUYING   Retailers’ Race to Offer More Liberal Terms Seen as War Curbs Are Lifted.

Wants Court-Martial Trial Made Public   Accepts Mandate for New Italian Government

Say Gasoline Supply Lower Than In 1946   Indiana Standard Oil Reports Inventories 30 Per Cent Less Than Last Summer.

CRIPPLED CHILDREN  $23,595 Raised to Date In Nashua for Hospital

DEPARTMENT HEAD FIRED  Directors Dismiss Professor Involved In A. And M. Strife

1 Killed, 6 Hurt As Guards Fire Gas Into Cells   Rioters Holding Two Cell Blocks Protest Eating With Negroes

CLOUDY. WARM   ONE PRISONER KILLED; GUARDS AMONG INJURED   700 Or 800 Inmates Hold One Block Of Prison As Violence Continues

lowa Legislature in Special Session; Governor Blue Asks Action to Reduce Income Tax   Says It Can Be Cut Fifty Percent and Leave Large  Reserve

Seven Injured In Bus-Car Crash   Car Skidded On Wet Pavement Directly Into Path of Bus Monday

U.S. SPURNS RED JAP TREATY BID   Soviet. Would Limit Pact To Pacifft Big Four’

Insists Pact Be Drafted by Fleven Nations   Will Proceed With Work, Even If Russic Refuses to Attend

United States Rejects Reds’ Treaty Demand   U. S. Wants 11 Nations Conference On Jap Settlement, Soviets Demand Big Four

Soviet Demands For Jap Treaty Plan Rejected  U.S. Insisting. on 1] Power Treaty

Soviet Plan for Japanese Peace Treaty Rejected   U. S. Remains Firm In Stand for 11-Nation Draft

11 - NATION JAP PEACE PACT DEMANDED   Soviets Still Insisting On 4-Major Power Plan   To Go Ahead With Program Even If Russia Refuses To Participate

U.S. REJECTS SOVIET PLAN ON JAP TREATY   Insists on Proposal For 11-Nation Talks Instead of Bie 4 Deal

Ready To Proceed Without Soviets   __ _ TT Nations Invited To Drafting Conference

Note to Soviet Says 11 Nations Must Frame Pact   Will Proceed On That Basi: Even If Russia Refuses To Attend

U.S. REJECTS RED STAND ON JAP TREATY   Tells Soviets Big Fou Preparation of Draft Not Adequate and Re: peats Insistence on Par. ley by 11 Nations.

SOVIET PLEA ON JAPAN SPURNED   U. S. Tells Russia 11 Nations Not Four, May Decide Peace Treaty

Soviet Plan On Jap Pact Is Rejected   Russians Want Peace Treaty Left To Big Four Pacifie Powers

Flash   Brief News I tems Right off the Wires   Reject Reds’ Demand

Soviet Demand for 4-Power Jap Treaty Talks Rejected  U.S. Calls for 11-Nation Conference Te Draw Up Detail< for Peace Part

PEACE TREATY WON'T BE LEFT TO BiG 4 ONLY   11-Nation Conference To Frame Terms,  Russia Told

Soviet Demands For Jap Treaty Plan Rejected  U. S. Insisting on 11° Daware Trantu

Reject Red Plan for Jap Peace   U.S. Insists Parley Is Job for-All Allies, Not Just For the Bla Four

U.S. Rejects Russ Big Four Plan for Drawing Jap Pac   United States Sticks by Plan for Conference  of 11 Nations

4 Power Jap Peace Pact Is Rejected   U.S. To Go Ahead With Plans Whether Russia Joins Or Not

REJECT SOVIET 4-POWER SETUP ON JAP TREATY   U. S. Maintains Its Stand for 11 Nations to Draft Pact Terms

US. Rejects Soviet Plan For Treaty   Russian Demand That Four Major Power Draw Up Terms for Japan,Meets With Firm Refusal

Sovief’s Demand On Japan Treafy Rejected by U. 5.   State Department Insists on Eleven Nation Conference

US Refuses To Limit Parley   Russians Want 11-Nation Group Cut to Four Major Powers

REJECT SOVIET PLEA BIG FOUR DRAW JAP PACT   U. S. STANDS FIRM ON DEMAND FOR 11 NATION CONFERENCE

Nation  May Go On With Meeting   Peace With Japan Will Be Signed By 11 Nations

UNITED: STATES. - REJECTS FIRMLY SOVIET DEMAND   That: Job of ‘Drawing Dp Peace Treaty. for Japan: Be Left to the Big Four.   . DISCLOSED: IN- A NOTE.   This Was Made Public: Today . “by the State’ De: partment. :

American Position In Opposition To Soviet Proposal That Job Of Drawing Up Treaty For Japan Be Left To Big Four Pacific Powers Disclosed By State Department—Washington To Insist That Terms Be Drafted  Re Fleven-Nation Conference

U. S. Refuses To Budge from Present Stand   Wants 11-Power Confer: ence; Not Procedure  Fellewed fa avens

Russia Seeks Peace Treaty By 4 Powers   Washington Sticks to Position That Eleven Nations Should Meet

U. S. Refuses To Budge from Present Stand   Wants 11-Power Confer: ence; N ot Procedure Followed in Europe

U.S. Firm On Japan Treaty    -To Let Big Four Write Pact; Cites Basis For Calling in 11 Nations

U. S. Rejects  Russ Demand   Sovict Plea To Let Fou Big Nations Draw Jap Treaty Denied

Be Set By Big - Americans To-Proceed With: Or Without Aid  rr... mht le gel

BARRIERS TO BE DOWN AT NOON ON NEW HIGHWAY HERE   New By-Pass Four-Lane "Gres Onened Scheduled ih, o Be   COST OVER A MILLION   No To Be Patrolled By  State Police

ARMY’S EFFECTS BUREAU IS FINISHING OUTSTANDING JOB LAUNCHED FIVE YEARS AGO

AID FOR SHOPPERS   Christmas Wrapping Sta: tion Will Open at C. of C. Friday

Government Acts To Block Miners   Ciark Petitions Supreme Court To Put Decision Into Force at Once

UMW LEADER SCORES LABOR LAW CHANGES   Lawyers Ask Court To Place Order Tn Effect

Booby Trap Explodes As Soldiers Cut Down Body Found in Natanya Forest

Says Mines May Get Top Output   Tests Planned at Twins Convention   80 Die in Auto Crashes Daily   Bodies of Two Kidnaped Britons Are Booby Traps

Britons’ Bodies Found Hanging   Booby Trap Destroys Pair When Cut  Down

BRITISH BODIES ‘BOOBY TRAPPED’   2 Hanged Soldiers’ Corpses Blasted In Holy Land

BOOB - TRAPPED BODIES OF SLAIN BRITONS FOUND   Kidnaped Sergeants Hangec From Two Trees: Drive On Violence Mapped

British Soldiers Found Hanging in Trees, Blast Trap Blows Bodies fo Bits When Freed

EXPLOSION SET OFT BY HANDLING VICTIM OF JEWISH HANGING  TWO SOLDIERS FOUND IN FOREST AS MAJOR NIcnIiiprabhtecre TAMA

Find Bodies Of British Hostages Hanging From Trees After Execution By Jewish Underground

Booby Trap Blasts Kidnaped  Soldiers’ Bodies  - Two British Sergeants  Are Hanged From  Trees by Irgun Zvai

Booby Trap Blasts _ Bodies of Lynched British Sergeants   Their. Bodies -Blown to Bits As Soldiers Cut ‘Them Off Ropes

Bodies of British Sergeants Found   Blasted to Bits by Booby Trap After Being Found Today

Blast Scatters Pieces of Flesh Over Wide Area   Reprisal Deaths Are Flayed by London And Jewish Agency

BODIES OF TWO BRITONS FOUND IN HOLY LAND   Remains, Hanging from Trees, Blown to Bits by a Booby Trap

JewishReprisal Is Grim   Hang British ‘Soldiers And Booby-Trap Bodies To Explode When. Cut Down By Comrades

British Find Bodies Of Two Soldiers   Soldiers Hung As Underground Reprisal Against Empire

Booby Trap Blasts Bodies Of Hostages   Dogs :Turned, Loage To Find Killers’ ‘Trail:

Blast Destroys  Hanging Victims British Reviewing Palestine Violence

EXPLODES WHEN RESCUERS TOUCH DEAD HOSTAGES   PLAN NEW DRIVE ‘AGAINST VIOLENCE IN PALESTINE AREA

Bodies Shattered: When Attempt Is Made To Cut Them Down from Trees

Sergeants’ Bodies Blasted to Bits By Booby Trap .  British Soldiers: Hanged By Jewish Underground in

Soldiers Found In Woods Strangled, Booby Trapped   Grenadier Injured In Blast, British Plan Counter Move

Find Bodies Of 2 Soldiers Killed By Jews   Booby Trap Blasts Men To Bits When Others Start To Cut  MHactnnec Down

Explosion Occurs As Soldiers Start To Cut Down Bodies   ‘@ Jewish Underground Had Hanged Hostages Ip Wood As Execution Retaliation

Find Bodies Of Bitish Sergeants   Guardsman Injured When Booby Trap Destroys Bodies

Booby Trapped Bodies Of Hanged meine nt este Blast Soldiers At Scene

‘Bodies Into Bits )By a Booby Trap   ‘British Find Sergeants Executed by Jewish ~ Underground   KILLED BY HANGING   “Attlee Places Palestine Situation Before His  Cabinet

Find British Hostages Dead   Executed Britons In Re prisal For Hanging 0: Three Irgunists., .

Victims Torn To Pieces By Booby Trap   Rigid Campeign  ‘Against Violence Being Planned

Bodies. of -.°>Two Hanskd* Britons Found   Booby Trap Explodes When Troops Start To Cut Bodies Down

BRITISH LOCATE BODIES OF IRGUN HANGING VICTIM   Corpses Blown To Bits By  Booby Trap While Beina Cut Down

Visit Keesler Air Force Day   HANGED BRITONS FOUND   Booby-Trapped Bodies Blasted When Cut Down

FIND BODIES OF BRITISH TROOPS   Booby Trap Explodes as Men Start to Cut Victims Down

BOOBY TRAP ATTACHED TO BODIES   Effort Ils Made To Pick Up Troil O* Killers

New Record Seer For National Holiday Travel   Thousands Start Stampede to Resorts By Air, Rail, Highway

Ten Meet Death as Holidays Get Under Way  Travel Records  Being Broken

STATEMENT ASSAILED AS UNUSUAL’   Member of Pardon Boord Asks About ‘Good Jester Men’

Haile Criticizes Jester’s Methods  Pardon Board Member Sa ys Statement Was ‘Unusual’

Prime Minister Says They Failed To Make Grade.  ONE DEMOTED New Men _. Selected   New Men ~ ~ Selected For Administrative Ability, Promise:

Cripps Pleads ‘For Stop-Gap ’ Aid To British   New Economics Directo Tells Press Meeting That   England, Europe Need Assistance

12 Ministers Fired By Prime Minister In Big  Shuffle In Government

Cripps Requests Stop-Gap Dollar Aid for Britain   New Economics Minister Asks Help in Wake of Cabinet Shakeup   ATTLEE FIRES TWELVE MEMBERS OF STAFF   Government Hopes fcr Start of Marshall Plan Before Next June

Attlee Tackles Britain's Worst  Economic Crisis, Fires 12 Leaders

Attlee Ousts 12 Top Aides For Inability   Shinwell Demoted In Drastic Shakeup Of Minister Posts

Frime Minister Defies Politicians In Appointments   Attlee Must Solve Economic Problems In Face Of Concervaiicn Onccctet.

Shinwell Is Shifted To ‘War Minister   British Premier's Shuffle To Meet Greatest Econ: omic Crisis Makes  But Few Changes.

British Ask ‘Stop-Gap’ Dollar Help   Plea By Cripps Comes After Shake Up In Attlee’s Labor Cabinet

FLAMING MISSILE REPORTED : Mexican Troops To Search For Parts Of Mysterious Object

SUPPORT SEEN FOR BILL TO HALT STRIKES   Strength Behind Proposals Te Amend Norris-LaGuardia Ack

More Injunctive Power Is Urged   _ Support Gaining In House Labor Committee ‘Te Permit Federal Courts To Halt Strikes

HALF OF TERMINAL LEAVE TOTAL PAID   Ex-Servicemen Have Received Sum of $1,127,500,000

Grand Jury Indicts Christoffel, A-C  Leader, for Perjury Denied Affiliation When Questioned By Congress

Conspiracy To Defraud Chargec  Action Grows Out Of War Contract Deals

MEYERS CITED FOR PERJURY; AIDE. CHARGED   Retired General Also Accused Of Inducing False Oaths By Grand Jury

U.S. Jury Indicts Meyers, LaMarre   ~ Former Air Force -: Officer Indicted: on - Six Separate Counts

Jury Doubts Christoffel’s Testimony   Believe A-C CIO  Leader Was Member Of Communist Party Though He Denied It

Ex-Rep. May, 3, Garsson Firm Leaders Are Indicted   GrandJurySaysMay Agreed To Receive $53,634.07 for  ‘Services Rendered’

Meyers Indicted By Grand Jury On Perjury Count  Lamarre Also Faces Three Charges For His Testimony

Jury Indicts CIO Chief On Perjury Count   Harold Christaffel, Milwaukee CIO Leader, Charged with Perjury in Testimony to Congress Group.

MAY, GARSSONS ARE INDICTED IN FEDERAL COURT   Conspiracy To Defraud United States Laid To Four By Jury

Chest Campaign Reaches $16,176   Another $10,000 Must Be Provided To Reach 1948 Goal   General Meyers Indicted

Hold Meyers On Indictment   Federal Grand Jury Charges General With Periurv.

May Is Indicted On Charaes Of Fraud —   Top Official Of Garsson Munitions Combine Also Face Federal Action

ClO LEADER IS INDICTED   Milwaukeean Accused of Committing Perjury

Christoffel Accused: in Allis Tieun   Charge Is Result of His Testimony He Wasn't Commie Member.

Gen. Meyers Indicted by Grand Jury  Lamarre Named - In Accusation

Grand Jury Hits Meyers   Indicts General on Charges. OF Perjury, Inducing Others Fo Swear to Folsehoods

May, Three Others Indicted  For Government Detraud   Wartime Head of House Military Board To Ask for Speedy Trial; Margiotti Says Trial Will Vindicate His Clients

May, 3 Others Are Indicted  5 ie © peanens Sonne Of  _MAECRirTaAcryd

NAMED BY U. § GRAND JURY IN WAR PROBE   Kentuckian Charged With Using Office to Aid Munitions Firm

Fraud Charges Refurned Against May, Garssons   Four Are Indicted In Munitions Combine Case

FEDERAL JURY INDICTS MEYERS   Action Is Outgrowth of Senate Inquiry

INDICT ClO MAN FOR PERJURY   Was Member of Communists Party at Time of Hearing

Gen. Me vers Is Indicted  For Pe rjury   Lamarre, His Dummy President, Also Indicted; Arrest Is Ordered

MILWAUKEE ClO LEADER INDICTED BY FEDERAL JURY   CHARGE PERJURY IN TESTIMONY BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE

Andrew J. May Is Indicted on Charges of Fraud   Three Officials of Garsson Munitions Combine Are Also Named in Bill: Ex-Lawmaker Asserts He Ts Innocent

Jury Charges CIO Leader With Perjury   Federal Indietment Alleges False Denial Of Conwanic: Merlhar

~onspiracy  iH      Arraignment Scheduled Today; May Declares He Is Not Guilty; Garsson Says He Did No Wrone

Conspiracy To Defraud Is Charged   Three Members Of Garssou Firm Are Named Defendants

Indict CIO Head For Perjury   Grand Jury Returns The Charge After He Denied He Was A Communist.

Milwaukee Leader Of ClO Indicted  Christoffel Accused Of Perjury In Denying Was Member Of Red Party

MEYERS AND LAMARRE ARE INDICTED FOR “PERJURY” IN PROBE  ” GENERAL ALSO FACES FINDING OF “INDUCING OTHERS TO FALSEHOOD”

BiG WARTIME GRAFT BARED IN MUNITIONS   EX - CONGRESSMAN IS INVOLVED IN PLOT WITH COMBINE

FEDERAL JURY INDICTS MEYERS   FORMER GENERAL TO STAND TRIAL UPON CHARGE OF PERJURY

CIO Leader Indicted By Federal Jury   Report Indicates UAW President Member of Communist Party

Garssons, Aide Also Are Named By Grand Jury   Attorney General Says Further Evidence Being Developed

Conspiracy to Defraud U.S. Is Jury Charge  $10,000 Fines, Prison Terms of Two Years Possible for Ouartet

Former Strike Leader At A-C Plant Lied In Denying He Was Communist, Claim

Federal Jurors Indict Leader Of A-C Strike   Milwaukee U ni on Head Denied He Was Meimber of Communists

A-C Union Head Faces Trial For Words at Probe   Told Committee He Was Not a Member of Communist Party

Milwaukee Ci0 Leader Named In Indictment  Christoffel Named In Perjury Charge

4 ARE NAMED IN ACTION BY FEDERAL JURY   rormer Congressman Accused Of Accepting $53.634 for Aiding Munitions Combine

LEADER IN ClO IS INDICTED BY FEDERAL JURY   Charges Milwaukee Man Falsely Denied Part in Communist Party

U.S. Grand Jury Indicts Meyers   Perjury and Inducing Others to Swear to Falsehoods Charged

PENNSYLVANIA UNION WARFARE IS DISCLOSED   Spokesman For Brewers Complains Of Viclence By  Rival Factions   MINERS WELFARE FUND ASSAILED BY COUNSEL

Pittsburgh Area "Beer War” Airec On Capitol Hill  (10 Says Monopolists Push Anti-Union Laws

Tales Of Beer War Reach Capitol Hill  Coal Man Cha Welfare Fund ‘Theeat

Hearing Told Ot Violence In Beer War   Inter-Union Fight Spreads Anarchy, Committee Told

Expansion Seen In State Industry   North Carolina Acquired 631 Established or Pending Plants In Year

CRASH SURVIVAL SEEMS MIRACLE   Youth, Unconscious Hours, Crawls From Plane Wreck, Fatal To 3

CRAFT MISSING ON FLIGHT FROM CLEVELAND TO DAYTON CRASHED NEAR KENTON

House Delays College Bills   Education Measures Held neudmen! Stage

House Delays Action Again On School Bills   Two Measures Held Over On Amendment Staae

Authorities Without Clues In Kidnaping Father Broadcasts A Tearful Plea For Daughter’s Return

WISCONSIN KIDNAP CASE YIELDS FEW CLEWS; NO TRACE OF EIGHTYEAR-OLD GEORGIA JEAN WECKLER

Gen. Clay Says Marshall Plan Is Practical      Would End Russ. Police  Governments In Eastern Europe :

Stassen Opens Wisconsin Drive In Talk Tonight   Candidate For President Speaks  At 8:30 P. M. To Large Group Of Supporters

Stassen Tries For Wisconsin  Support Today   Ex-Minnesota Governo Opens His Presidentia Campaign With A Rall In Milwaukee

Stassen Raps  Baptist Church For Its Attacks   Not In Favor Of Action Of Own Church In Regard to Catholics

NINE CLASSES TONIGHT   Fourteen Courses Offered i Adult Education Program

NINE CLASSES TONIGHT   Fourteen Courses Offered it A4dete Fducation Pree

SOLD 320 SMALL SFPIFS   Government Realized $2,002,551 From Surplus Sale

Board Fights Cut in State Fair Budget   Speedy Action On Pacts Urged

MARSHALL TO PRESS TREATIES’ APPROVAL   Some Senators Urge Dela\ Pending Soviet Action

TACKLE FULL SCHEDULE   Burden Includes Three Months of Pending Business

G-NATION BLOC TO FIRE SERIES OF U.N. TALKS   Anti-American Feeling Hits Fever Pitch; Russia Due To Announce Stand

Arabs Piast At Partition Of Palestine   Pian Attack In  U. N. Sneeches

ARARS ATTACK PARTITION PLAN   Anti - American Feelings In Middle East At Fever Pitch

Arab Bloc To Attack Division   Position Of Soviet Has Long Been Awaited.

Delegates To UN Ready Te Unleash Attack On U. 5. For Backiug Holy Land Plan

Arab Bloc Hits American Stand   Decision Today on the Holv Land Ouestion.

Reds to Reveal Stand at U-N Meeting Today   Tension Mounts Over Proposal tc Divide Palestine

CUSTOMERS AT STATE STORES WILL NOT NEED _ RATION SLIPS” AFTER . TOMORROW

LIQUOR RATIONS TO END MONDAY   Liquor Customers No Longer ‘Need Slips, Director Cofall Says

OHIO RATIONING OF LIQUOR ENDS   Customers Of State Stores Will Not Need Cards _._.. After Saturday

Lewis Opposes Government's Try To Speed Court’s ‘No-Strike’ Edict

Soviets Attack Infernational Bank Proposal   Clash Delays Adjournment Of Council

Ramadier Regime Facing a Crisis   Parliament Meets. With Big Three at Odds

French Regime Facing Shaky Future   Legislators Return Today to Tackle Disputed Questions

FRENCH REGIME FACING THREAT   PARLIAMENT CONVENES TO DAY WITH PARTIES DIVIDED ON VITAL ISSUES.

FRENCH REGIME FACES TROUBLE   Three Parties United Only In Opposition To Gen. DeGaulle

‘Suicide Battalion’ Formed in Jap Prison Camp Claims Member No. 6

LOCKOUTS AND. STRIKES BARRED BY AGREEMENT   Pact Covers Two Million Construction Workers

Builders Approve ‘No Strike’ Pact With AFL Unions   President Truman Reveals Aqreement To Speed Constructior

BUILDING TRADES AND MANAGEMENT SIGN AGREEMENT   To Settle Disputes by Voluntary Arbitration and Without Strikers.   FOR INDUSTRIAL PEACE   Truman Congratulates Both Sides, Urges Them to Mike Plan Work.

Builders, Unions Ban Strikes, Lockouts, Pres. TrumanKReveals   Agreement Covers 2,000,000 Men  in Vital Construction Industries

President Announces Agreement   Two Million Workers In Vital Home, Highway And Heavy Building Involved

‘No Strike’ Pact Is Reached in Building Trades   Truman Reveols Contractors, AFL Unions Aaree to No Work Stoppaaes Indefinitely

Peace Step Is Praised By Truman   Voluntary Build er-AFL Accord Provides for Settling Disputes.

Employers, Workers in Agreement   Voluntary Agreement t Avcid Stoppages in Build ing of Homes

CONSTRUCT 'N MEN AGREE, ‘NO STRIKE’   President Reveals industry-Union Agreement

Truman Tells Reporters Of  Arbitration   Building Trades Agree To Settle Disputes by Voluntary Arbitration Without Strikes.

Building Strike Ban Is Reached   Truman Sees No Need For Big 3 Meet Or Rental Increase

President Announces New Pact  Move Is Hailed As Step Toward Lape ppc.

AGREEMENT 10 BAN STRIKES   Labor and Management To Submit Any Disputes to Coliective Bargaining

Management and Labor Sign Pact To Ban Disputes   Contractors and AFI Unions To Arbitrate Construction Rows

Truman Reports Building Trades Plan Arbitration  President Expresses Hope Plan Will Be Adopted By Others

Management, Union Agree in  Building Trade   ‘Significant Step Toward Industrial Peace’, Says Nation’s Chief

Voluntary Pact Covers 2,000,000 Workers in All Construction Fields, Traman Announces; Presaces Record Building Boca: By September

CONSTRUCTION PACT SIGNED   No Strike Agreement  Goes Into Effect

CONTRACTORS UNION LEADERS ARRANGE TRUCE   Voluntary Agreement Covers 2,000,000 Men in Building Fields

Building Trades In Agreement On ‘No Strike’ Policy   Annouacement Of Agreement Is Made By President Truman Today   SIGNIFICANT STEP SEEN BY PRESIDENT  (RITTLTETIN)

Agreement by Building Trades Is Announced   Management, Labor to Avaid Strikes---Resort Te Arbitration

TRUMAN HAILS ANTI-STRIKE MEASURE   Seen As Significant Step Toward Industrial Peace   To Settle All Disputes By Voluntary Arbitration Without Strikes

NO STRIKE PACT IS DISCLOSED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Hails Agreement Ag Step Toward Industrial Peace in U. S.   SEES OTHER ‘GOOD NEWS?   Chief Executive Points To New Steel And Rubber Labor Agreements

WON'T STRIKE OVER DISPUTES   Truman, Making announcement, Cites Other Recent Labor Gains

Construction Factions In Agreement   Disputes To Be Settled By Arbitration

TRUMAN REVEALS VOLUNTARY PACT WITH 2000 0,   Accord by Contractors and AFL Includes Home and Highway Construction   GOVERNMENT NOT PARTY   Agreement for an Indefinite Period Reached Without Federal Participation

Agreement Covers 2 Million-Workers In Vital Building and Highway: Field

HELP BOOST BUILDING DURING 1947   Agreement Is Reached Voluntarily

Dancer Testifies She Shot John Mee Aboard Yacht After He Threatened To Kill Her    Chicago Lawyer Killed In Hayana Harbor; Patricia Schmidt Says He Mistreated Her

AMERICAN DANCER CLAIMS YACHT SHOOTING OF LOVER IN HAVANA SELF-DEFENSE AFTER THREATS

Satira’s Trial In Mee Slaying Begins In Cuba         xotic: Dancer Aceused’ Of  Killing’ Lawyer Says  _ ‘She’s Afraid; Will “Tell The Truth”

Satira on Stand Tells Love Life  Says She Was Kept Prisoner on Yacht

Quads, All Girls, Born to Couple  One of Quartet Fails to Survive

Montana Mines and Plants Expected to Continue Work If Electricians Strike

‘ACM Plans to Continue Operations ‘In Plants, Mines, If Electrical Workers Stage Walkout Thursday

Higher Milk Prives, Competition Cause Drop in Use: of Fluid Milk

Consumption of  Fluid Milk Is  Declining-USDA Larger Portions of  Output Diverted to Manufacturing Uses

US. SIGNATORIES START TRIP BACK   Marshall, Vandenberg and  Austin Ny. Truman ail

MARSHALL LEAVES RIO FOR WASHINGTON   Secretary Takes Off in Truman’s Plane Accompanied by Vandenberg and Austin.

US Diplomats Are Elated at Treaty Signed in Brazil  Marshall, Vandenberc Austin, on Way Home  © wees eee a om , .. hu.

TRUMAN'S AIR GROUP VETOES SINGLE AIRLINE   ‘Chosen Instrument’ Plan Turned Down To Stir Up Competition

‘Air Committee Rejects Single Airline Plan  cee A inane   8 Truman Advisers Cite Three Grounds For Rejection

SINGLE AIRLINE PLAN REJECTED ~ BY COMMITTEE   “Chosen Instrument” Sel up Turned Down On Three Counts   WHITE HOUSE SILENT  CONCERNING REPORT

Air Advisers Reject One  Oversea Line   Competition Stimulus Held Preferable: lo! 6Chosen Instrument’

Single Airline Plan Rejected By Committee   ‘Chosen Instrument’ Proposal Rejected By Advisore

AIR COMMITTEE VETOES SINGLE AIRLINE IDEA   GROUP SEES NEED OF COMPETITION FOR PROGRESS

Truman Board  Fears Power  Among Few Competition Needed In Flying Abroad,  Aileen me fnmbamed

SINGLE AIRLINE FOR ALL FLYING ABROAD REJECTED   Truman’s Air Co-Ordinating Committee Rejects Proposal to Eliminate Competition.   SETS FORTH THREE  REASONS FOR STAND)   Plan Led to Sharp Exchanges at Recent Hughes Probe —Truman Makes No Comment on Report.

Idea of One U. S. Airline Is Rejected   Truman Group Turns Down Plan  For Three Reasons

Single Airline for Sea Hons Has Been Rejected by Group   Air Coordinating Comm. Named by Truman Turns Down Plan Proposed

One-Airline Rejected By Policy Body   -Chosen Instrument Pian For American Flying Unféasible

POLICY GROUP VETOES SINGLE AIRLINE PLAN   State Proposal Would Curb Development By Competition

Presidential Vetoes of Labor and Tax Cut Bills SeenasHousesDisband

Vetoes Seen on Income Tax and  Labor Bills   Former Thought Doomed;  Labor Legislation May Defeat Veto

Mary Green Stull Going  Riverboat Pilot Begins ‘ 58th Year as Hostess

Marshall Sees Dynamite i in Balkan Crisis   Situation So Bad Only President Can Talk About Jt

Economic Ruin Near in Greece, Marshall Agrees   Says Situation Is of ‘Primary Importance’ To United States

Truman Plans To Give View  On Greek Aid   Urgent Attention Being Given Critical Situation, Save Marshall

™‘“ @ @ urisis In sreece Vlounts   See’y. Marshall Say: Economic Condition Of Country Nearing Tetal Collapse

Approval of Four Treaties Urged by Secretary   Public Statement on Greek Crisis Due from Truman

Tatt Opposing New Nominee   Says Appointment Threat To U. S. Safety

New ‘Threat To HST. Nominee Is Seen Sen. Taft To Oppose Lilienthal For Post ~

Would Be ‘Real Threat to Our National Safety’  GOP Leadership in Senate Now Faces  An Open Split

CONFIRMATION OF LILIENTHAL   Asserts Approval Vote Would Be Threat To National Safety

‘Tempermentally Unfitted’  Taft Says Lilienthal as Atomic Head Would Be ‘Threat to National Safety’

TAFT TO OPPOSE: DAVID LILIENTHALFOR ATOMIC POS!   Senator Says to Make Nomlnee Chairman of Commis-_ sion Would Be a “Threat  to National Safety.”   “TOO SOFT ON ISSUES” . REGARDING COMMUNISM

Taft Opposes Contirmation  Of Lilienthal  Solon Says Approval of Atomic Nominee Would Imperil Natio

Taft Opposes Confirmation  Of Lilienthal   Senator Says Appointmen Would Be Threat TT, 118 Safotv

Taft Raises Voice In Opposition to  Lilienthal Approval   Announcement of Ohioan’s Position Could Be Crucial for President's Candidate to Head Atomic Energy Commission

Tax Cut Seen When Solons Gather Again  Demos, G. O. P. Maneuvering Tr. Carin Credit

Knutson Says Tax Cut Bill To Be Passed   Will Be Introduced And Passed Soon As Congress Convenes, He Predicts

Soviet to Offer Holy Land Plan   Veto -Conscious Council Preferred for Rule

Florida East Coast Told to Tie Down    Preliminary’ Preparations Made for Wuarricane to North Carolina

Abaco Island Battered By Strong Wind   Gale Stationary Over Bahamas

Horida Coas! Prepares For Hurricane  Critical Situation Reported; Storm May Turn to Land

Horida Coast Prepares For Hurricane  Critical Situation Reported; Storm   Critical Situation Reported; Storm May Turn to Land

Floridans Prepare For Hurricane   Situation Along Florida Coast Is Critical; Storm Warnings Alert Coast from Miami Northward.

Situation Along Coast Critical, Says Chief Forecoster in Issuing Warning

Floridans Warned Hurricane Nearing Miami, East Coast   1,500 Killed 19 Years Ago Today When Storm Smashed Same Area

Florida East Coast Warned   Storm Warnings Up » From Palm Beach To Cape Hatteras

Violent Hurricane Is Nearing East Florida; Situation Said Critical

Hurricane May ‘Take New Path   Area Between Palm Beach, Fla., and Cape Hatteras, N. C., Alerted; Storm at Crossroads.

CHILDREN BEAT UP FAKE SANTA   Empty cf Packages Bring On Riot At Glen Cove, N. Y.

‘Santa Claus Is A Liar’ Disappointed Youths Beat Up Empty-Handed St. Nick

Seven Husky Policemen Finally Rescue Santa From Mob of 1,000 Kids Who Discover Gift Packages Are Empty

1,000 Disgruntled Youngsters Give Santa Pummeling: Call Him ‘Liar’

 Empty Gift Packages Lead To ‘Bad Time For Santa Claus As Youngsters Stage Riot Scene

Police Save Santa From Youngsters   Bowled Over hy Children: Rescued, Swarmed Sleigh When ‘Gifts’ ‘Not Bistributed

Santa Claus Is Mobbed by ‘Children’ Disappointed in Only Getting Candy

CIVIC ENDEAVOR BACKFIRES ‘Police Rescue ‘Santa From Wrathful Kids

Irate Children Trample, Maul Santa After Tearing Open Dummy ‘Gifts’

“Keep Your Pin Up” Expectant Fathers Club Formed To Make Sure Baby's Diapers Fit

_Keep Your Pin Up”  ‘National Expectant Fathers Club Formed To Keep Nice Babies Nice

Keep Baby Wappy With Well-Fitting Diaper  National Expectant Fathers’ Club Organization Announced

Expectant Fathers Form Club To Make  Sure Baby’s Diapers Fit; Adopt Motto

Plan Diaper-Pinning Education for Fathers; Motto: ‘Keep Your Pin Up

HOLD COUPLE IN FATAL SHOOTING   ARGUMENT FOLLOWS ROUND OF TAVERNS IN PEORIA COUNTY

FARMER GIVEN CROP WARNING   ANDERSON TELLS CO-OP ROUP—THAT-—-FULL—- PRO   DUCTION ONLY WAY  TO AVOID SLUMP

Thompson Asserts Talmadge _ No Longer Has Right To Speak for Party 

Georgia Chie! hits White Supremacy   Thompson Rebukes Selons for Barring Negroes From Polls

NEW GEORGIA GOVERNOR HITS TALMADGE RULE   Brands ‘White Supremacy’ Bill as Invitation to Fraud

Talmadge Gang Not Spokesmen For Georgians   mi IY, AREY SUN,  _ ‘White Supremacy’ in islation Branded InvitaNun” Ti eel

THOMPSON: FLAYS HIS. OPPONENTS IN ASSEMBLY — SPEECH   Denounces Talmadge ‘and Pelitical Associates’ for White Supremacy Policy

Thompson Blasts Talmadge Bills  "White Supremacy’ Act Called ‘Fraud’

WHITE VOTE \AW BRANDED BY THOMPSON   “Talmadge Handed Stinging Rebuke Before Georgia Legislature

Thompson Scores White Supremacy Laws Of Georgia   Governor Indicates: He Will Veto The White “Primary Bill, - ~

Court-Declared  Heac of Georgia Hits at ‘White Supremacy’ Measures

Legislation of Talmadge ls Denounced   Thompson Bitterly Attacks “White Supremacy” Act

VETO INDICATED ON TALMADGE’S WHITE PRIMARY   Thompson Blasts Measure As ‘Invitation To Fraud, Stolen Elections’

Thompson Says Talmadge Can't Speak For Party  New Georgia Governo: For White Primary PD... fFrAY._..... fF sf

THOMPSON HITS TALMADGE FOR ACTIONS AS GOV.   Says Herman Has No Right To Speak For Democrats   IOUTLINES PLANS   New Governor May Veto “White Pri mary?’ Rill

Thompson Blasts White  Supremacy   New Governor Plans Action Against Ku Klux Klan

‘White Supremacy Program Opposed As ‘Invitation  To Fraud, Stolen Elections;’ Head Of State Speaks Before Assembly

Georgia's Governor Rules Talmadge Out as Party Spokesmar   Brands White Supremacy Legislation of Foe as Invite to Fraud

Reign of ‘Selfish Group’ at End, Governor Tells Georgia Legislators

GOV, THOMPSO GIVES GEORGIA ASSEMBLY HIS OWN PROPOSALS   Says Talmadge Cohorts Have No Right To Speak  For Democrats —

GEORGIA CHIEF HITS AT WHITE SUPREMACY ACT   New Georgia Governor Says State Has No Place For “'Selfish Groups;'’ To Pass On 151 Talmadge Measures;  Favors White Primary.

ME. Thompsor Raps Talmadge Election Poliey  White Supremacy Bill  Termed Invitation to  hpeagpni by G a a’s  ae aes en ee ~~

Thompson Hit: Talmadge And Program   White Supremacy Bill Seen as Way to Stolen Elections

Talmadge’s Stand Is Rapped By Gov. Thompson in Talk   Will Have To Pass On 151 Bills That Opponent Signed

GEORGIA WHITE PRIMARY GET THOMPSON OK   But Brands Talmadge-Backed  “Supremacy” Bill Bid to Corruption.

New Georgia Executive Lashes Out At Herman Talmadge Forces   Asks Rigid Rules,  However,OnVoting   Stinging Rebuke Turned On Talmadge For Attempt To Bar Negro Voters

Talmadge White Primary Legislation Invitation —  To Fraud. Says Thompson

Thompson’ Gives Georgia: Solons Official” Message   State’s Sole Governor Te “Outline “Must” Program Of Essential: Legislation

Der Seeaker   ‘Gov. Thompson Declares Ousted Group: Has Ne Right To Speak For Party.

Thompson Hits Laws By Talmadge   Says Herman and Hig Associates No Longer Have the Right to  Speak for Demo Party

 Autting Gack Ge eorgia’s Gov. Thompson Raps Selfish Groups, Stolen Elections

SAYS TALMADGE HAS NO RIGHT TO SPEAK FOR DEMOCRATS   Gov, Thompson Branded the “White Supremacy” Legislation,   INVITATION TO FRAUD   The Chief Executive Spoke Before Joint Session of Legislature.

BLOODY INDIAN RIOTS SPREAD   Three Big Citi Affected by News Outbreak 3

Business Man Wants To Go Back To Jail   Once Operated Restaurant Williams; Will Complete Old Term In Missouri

Measure to Be Debated On Tuesday   House Plans to Take Up Its Beer Bill Wednesday— Is Like Senate Bill

Man Kills Woman Who Wed Another   Political Aide Theis Takes His Own Life; Note Gives His Story

AANon MYSTERY iF 1941 BARED   Son Accuses Prosperous Father Of Slaying Wife In Rage

Son Accuses Father of Slaying Mother   Six-Year-Old Mystery Is Investigated; Skeleton Is Found

ACCUSES FATHER IN OLD SLAYING   Son Says Mother Killec Six Years Ago And Remains Buried

lurder Of Mother y Father Brought " Light By Youth   ‘colorado Rancher Accused Ot Brutal Filing And: Throwing Body tn Pig Pen

Son Accuses Dad of Slaying Mother Over Six Years Ago   Shooting Occurred On Ranch. He Says

Father Killed Wife, Son Says   Murder Six Years Age Charged By Youth; Skeleton Found

Officials Studying 6-Year-Old Mystery On Buried Skeleton   Son Accuses Rancher: Father of Mother's Murder at Home

Son, After Silence of Six Years, Reveals Hon His Mother Was Murdered by His Father

Buried Her In Farm Shed... . Boy Accuses Father Of Killing Mother And Of Forcing Help From Him

COMMUNISTS IN HUNGARY ADMIT FRAUD IN VOTE   Reds Claim Abuses Di Not Affect Outcome Of Elections

FRAUDS IN ELECTIONS UNCOVERED   Hungary Gives Report That Active Reds And Coalition Win

Vote Fraud Discounted  By Budapest   Ministers Say 20,000 ‘Abuses’ Unimportant To Election Result

ADMIT FRAUD IN ELECTIONS   Hungarian Govt. Asserts However, “‘Abuses’’ Did Not Affect Result

Hungarians Admit Fraud In Elections   Communists Get Almost One Out Of 5 Votes Cast

HUNGARY ADMITS ABUSES AT POLLS   BUT OFFICIAL SAYS THEY  WERE FEW AND HAD NO INFLUENCE ON OUTOOME,

HUNGARY ADMITS ‘ELECTION ABUSE   Claims Extra Votes Had No Effect on Outcome of Balloting

Government Admits Fraud In Hungarian  Elections  But Did Not Affect Outcome of Voting For Parliament, Communists Say

Hurricane Brings Wind And Floods   Buildings Suffer in Wind of 120 Miles an Hour — Biloxi, Miss., Hard Hit

CARS FLOAT ON STREETS LIKE CORKS AT BILOXI AS STORM HITS NEW ORLEANS AND GULF CITIES

New Orleans Swept, Hurricane Drives On         Powerful Storm Piles Up Damage; Expected to Stretch 100 More Miles

New Orleans and Gulf Coast Are Struck by” Hurricane; Moves in Direction of Arkansas  NEGRO HOUSING PROJECT RUINED

120-MiLE WIND HEADS TOWARD SO, ARKANSAS   Storm-Whipped Sea Hits Biloxi

COAST LASHED BY ocho: ANG HEAW WINDS   Buildings Damaged, Streets Flooded; Storm Heads ~ for Baton Rouge.

Floods, Huge Property Loss In Louisiana  Predict Storm to ' BDatatas Paaunaaw hau   Predict Storm to Retain Force for 100 Milee Inland

DEVASTATING STORM LASHES NEW ORLEANS   Hurricane Causes Huge Property Damage, Floods and Some Casualties.

“5000 Storm Refugees Being Housed And Fed in City’s Public Buildings

(35,000 Boys of 24 Countries Gather /At Sixth World's Boy Scout Jambore:

Legislators To Set Up Own Budget  Denartments W3ll   Departments Will Be Asked to Submit Figures

Budget Plan Under Study   State Legislators May : Not Hue Closely To Younegdehl’s Figures

MARSHALL AIDS PESSIMISTIC ON LONDON PARLEY   Last Night’s Secret Session Should Make Or Break Current Conference

Showdown With Russia At Big Four Meet Planned   Foreign Ministers of Britain, France and United States  ’ Hold Secret Session

Foreign Ministers Of Three Nations ‘Prepare For Showdown With Russia

BIG 4 RIPE FOR RED SHOWDOWN   Ministers Meet In Secret After Soviet Blocks London Proaress

Big 3'Lay Plans For Red Showdown At London Parley   Fate of Conference Hangs on Result of Final Duel With Molotov   AMERICAN DELEGATES OPENLY PESSIMISTIC   Marshall Confers With Bevin and Bidault on Current Stalemate

Marshall, Bevin, Bidault Confer Secretly, Prepare Showdown with Ruccia

U: S., British and French Holc Secret Méeting in London Session Held to Map Showdown With   Session Held to Map Showdown With Russia at Today's Conference Parley

No Chance of Opening Adirondack Forests to Hunters, Says Duryea -

Garmatz Elected To D’Alesandro’s Seat In Congress  Democrat Scores Overwhelming Win

Garmaiz Is Winner. In Baltimore City      Democrat Gets Seat Ir House Vacated By D’ Alesandro

TO SEEK LEAD INU.N. MEET   Led by Marshall, American Delegation Likely Will Try to Move Into Commanding Spot Early in Session.

U.S. Strategy Drills Called   Marshall and Aides Prepare for Assembly

U. S. Strategy For UN Mapped   Marshall: May Try Te Achieve Commanding Spot At Session

U.S.Planning To Lead in Assembly Meet   Marshall Will Have Personal Charge Of American Setup

U.S. Lays Strategy ‘Plans _   Chart Policies For Important Meeting Beginning Tuesday  Chart Pl to U.N.

U. S. Hopes ToDominate UN Meet   Map Plans Under Supervision Of George Marshall

US Body Mapping  General  UN Plan   Marshall Directs Platform To Get Command Spot

Officials Swamped By Protests... .  Price Of Canacian Food Soars Following Action

Many in Canada Protest Plan To Cut Imports   Price Increases Pile Up in Wake of Ruling: Border Patrols Active

Producers, Consumers in Canada Protest Import Cut  To Ease American Dollar Shortage

IMPORT CURBS BRING PROTEST   Canadian Govt. Flooded By Protests After Action To Conserve Dollars

CANADA TRIMS DOWN IMPORTS   Prices Mount, Protest: Swamp Government At Ottawa

CANADIANS FIGHT HIGH PRICE BOOSTS   Protests Pour in as Result of Decision to Cut U.S. Imports.

Canadians Protest Curb On Imports As Prices On Goods Rise   Ottawa, Nov. 24-—(4)— Canada will restore price ceilings to many processed foods, the government announced today.

Prices Jump In Nearby Canada As Imports: Cut   Cutting Of Imports Has Sent Goods Skyrocketing.

Canada Facing Price Hike In Imports Slash   Consumers Protest In Wake .Of Government Action To Ease Shortage Of U. §. Dollars

Import Curb Is Protested In Canada  Prices Increase;  On Motor Cars Uj

Local Cattle Show Up Well In Show Here   42 Fine Herefords Go On Block Today

JAP CARPENTER WIELDS WOODEN SWORD IN TRY   Commander of Allied Troops Escapes Injury

DEFEATS ROOT BY MARGIN OF 113.354 VOTES   Record Turn-Out Elects Independent Business Man

CHICAGO VOTED FOR DEMOCRAT   KENNELLY ELECTED .MAYOR _BUT OBSERVERS SAY RE    SULTS HAS NO BEARING ON 1948 RACE

KENNELLY WINS “INCHICAGO RACE   Democratic Sweep Sheds Little Light on 1948 Presidential Vote

Name Kennelly Chicago Mayor   Fourteen Year Regime Of Powerful Boss Kelly Is Ended

Ban on Closed Shop Proposed in Assembly Bills   Measures Introduced First Day Deal With Vets’ Bonus, Taxes

REMAINS IN HOSPITAL   Burlington Youth Shot While Driv ing Alleged Stolen Car

Vote Recount Is Scheduled   Senate Subcommittee Tc Decide Markey Election Contest

VOTE RECOUNT BEGINS MONDAY AT ANNAPOLIS   Nebraska Attorney Ap. pointed By Senate To Supervise Counting   NO PIECEMEAL REPORT WILL BE PERMITTED

Licenses of 11 Clubs Revoked   Humbargers Freed Of Kidnap Charge

JUDGE DROPS KIDNAP COUNT   Toledo Couple May Regain Custody of Child

47 ROADS FACE VIOLATIONS OF ANTI-TRUST LAW   Biggest Suit of Type; Link Many  Ca-Cancniratnre

47 Lines Are Among Accused   Berge Charges Wide Power Concentration, “Law Unto Itself”

Oil Companies Flock To Meet Sun's Price   Magnolia And Sinclair Start Move Friday

Crude Oil Companies Hike Prices   Flock To Meet Half Dollar Per Barrel Of Sun Oil

Griffith Features Magician Show    Hereford i to Build New Grandstand 

Guards Are: Accused Of Burning Captives   Courtmartial Charges are ‘Listed Against 5 Marines and I Sailor.

TIOGA COUNTY ‘STATE HIGHWAYS   Will Be Discussed By State Official Tomor row.

TIOGA COUNTY ' STATE HIGHWAYS   Will Be Discuséd By State Official Next Week Thursday.

BOYER TO TALK ON ROADS AT COUNTY RALLY   Engineer to Discuss Projecis for Area at Nov. 6 Meeting

Dollar Value Sales Hit All-Time Peak in N. E.  Merchants Report Trend Is Toward bo) webtn ete Thie Mhrictmac

GENERAL TREND INDICATES RISE IN PRICE LINE   Meat, Corn and Hags Resist Efforts toward Drop from Record Levels

Most Foods Still at Record Levels  Recession Unlikely Before Next Summer

Many Dry Goods Still Going Up....  Some High Food Prices Show Drop, But Others ~emain At High Levels

Meat, Corn and Hogs Stay Near Highest Point, Summary  By Agency Shows

PRICES STAY UP FOR KEY FOODS   Some Drop, However, After Reaching Record Peaks

Some Prices Drop From  Record Peak   Only Butter Lower Than Last Year’s Level]

Ment, Corn, Hogs Continue To Hold Peak.  ~ Food Prices: Drop Gradually; -New Yorkers Fear Recession

Some Prices at Or Near Highs  . Divergent Results hown in Survey 

Sheep Prices Low; Beef, Corn And Hogs High   Butter and Egg Prices  Decline From Recent  Peaks; Cocoa Reaches All-Time Hiah

Trend of Prices of Major Commodities, Food Items Listed   Brief Summary of Costs of America’s Meals Compiled by the AP

Prices Remain At Or Near To Highest Level   Meat, Corn, and Hog Prices Remain at Highest Level; Sheep, Butter, and Eggs Have Declined.

PRICES LOWER — ONSOMEFOODS   Meat, Corn And Hogs Remain Near Peak; Butter, Eggs Down  FUTURE IS UNCERTAIN

FILM INDUSTRY PLACES BAN ON GREAT BRITAIN   75 Per Cent Tax Draws Immediate Embargo From Hollywood

FILM SHIPMENTS TO BRITAIN FROM 1S ARF BANNED   Motion Picture Industry Takes Action to Hit Back at New 75 Per Cent British Tax.   JOHNSTON SAYS IT IS “CONFISCATORY’   Means Loss of $400.000,000 Annually and May Bring Serious Curtailments in Holiywood.

Vote Not to Send Films to England As Result of Tax   Producers Retafiate te Severe Levy on U. S.  Motion Pictures

Loss of That Market May Lead to Some Retrenchment Moves In Hollywood Studios

Huge Tax Put on; No More American Films to England   ‘British Seeking ©. Return  By. Levy, Will:Get Ne Movies At All -

Movie Industry Bans Pictures To Britain   Hollywood Hits Back At Severe Tax On U. § Filene

U.S. MOVIES GUT OFF IN BRITAIN   Film Executives Object To Confiscatory Tax In England

Troopers Watch Struck Plants   Stand By To Prevent Picket Line Violence

MICHIGAN POLICE AT SECOND PLANT   FEDERAL MEDIATORS ENTER DISPUTE ON NEW WAGE DEMANDS

UAW TO DRAFT NEW DEMANDS   More Voice for Union On Basic Policy Aim Of  Reuther Forces

CHILD DIES OF SHOTGUN BLAST   BROTHER, 4, SAYS HE SHOT SISTER, 8 ‘CAUSE SHE HIT ME’

Boy, 4, Accused Of Killing Sister  Murdered Girl, 8, After ‘She Hit Me’

Boy, 4, Kills Sister, Aged 8   Youngster Fires 12-Guage Shotgun Because She Bisve Be..

End to Truth-or-Consequences Fray Between Millionaire Hughes and Senator Brewster Appears at Hand

$700,000 Trust Fund For Dependents Of Men Killed In Mine Blasts Planned

Congresman Plans Victims Trust Fund   Holiday Gives Miners Chance To See Sun

AID 1S URGED FOR MINERS’ KIN   Bill for $700,000 Trust Fund To Be Offered

House To Get Bill Creating Trust Func For Dependents Of Centralia Miners

CALIFORNIA AFL TO STAGE MOTOR CARAVAN MARCH   Will Converge On Washington in a Protest Against Taft - Hartley Bill. .

"President's Washington Hop Delayed   Doctor Advises Truman Against Leaving Mother

MRS. TRUMAN — TS “UNCHANGED   President Advised to Remain at Side “Of Mother

New Demiocratic Leader Expected To Take Reins   Committee Members  Will Meet Tonight

New Democratic Leader Expected To Take Reins  Cammitteae Members   Committee Members  Will Meet Tonight

LL LL LT TT, NTR aR eae  TELLS OF ‘PREMIUMS’ - PAID IN ‘GRAY MARKET

Want More State Income Tax Share Handed fo Cities  Application Made or Cases of Those Who Racido an C sharehkc

Larger Income Tax Share To Towns Urged   Would Change Basis Of Apportionment T: Place Of Earning, Not Worker’s Home

Beggs Urges Municipalities Get Larger Share of State Income Tax  Plan Calls for Pro-rating Share Earned by   Plan Calls for Pro-rating Share Earned by Persons Living in Suburban Communities

State Solons Get Ready  For Session   Numerous Problems Tossed Into Lap For First Post-War Meeting

RUSSIANS MAY SUPPORT PLEA OF THE ARABS   HINT GIVEN AT SESSION TO DAY THAT MOSCOW MAY ‘BACK DEMAND FOR  -t ) puLL DEBATE

MEMBER OF. THE FOREIGN - AFFAIRS- COMMITTEE says: YANKS MAY ao To:  , “ .GREECE*:

BAN ON STRIKES IN STEEL   Murray Issues Order Forbidding Industry Walkout.

CAUTIONS UNION TO KEEP. TERMS OF WAGE PACT   ClO Head Says Action Will Provide Opportunity For Stabilizing Affairs

Murray Orders 2 Year Strike Ban  Paves Way Toward Uninterrupted Output

Murray Orders Two-Year Ban On Steel Strikes   Cites Stabilizing Effect on U. S. Economic Affairs

STEELWORKER STRIKE OUT FOR 2 YEARS   Strike Ban Is Declared By Phillip Murray, CIO Chieftan

Steel Strike Ban Ordered   President Murray Clamp: Down for Two Years Te Stahilize Fceonomvy

Two-year Ban On Strikes in Steel Ordered   Paves Way for Constant Production.

2-Year Strike Ban Ordered By CIO Head   Murray Declares USA-CIO Must Respect Contract

Murray Order Bans Strikes For Two Year:   Steelworkers’ Head Says Production Assured If Union Complies With Contract

REVENGE S SEEN IN CHICAGO DEATH   ‘Aneged ‘Squealer’ Shot; Hunt Former Gang Members.

Gunmen ‘Ge?’ Gangster Foe   Chicago Hoodlum Is Shot, Killed As He Sits At Table With Family

Bevin Blames Big Four Failure on United States Press   Correspondents Were Not Allowed At Conferences

Moscow Failure Fault of Press, Bevin Declares   U. §. Coverage Primarily to Blame, Foreign Secretary Tells Commons

BIG 4 FAILURE LAID TO PRESS   Bevin Says Coverage Was Greatest Handicap

— RIO PARLEY Russ’ 5th  Columns’. Charged    LATINS PUSH FIGHT ON REDS

Board Starts Treaty Study   Prefers Not Consider U.S. For Commit. taac.

PARLEY AT RIO STUDIES PLANS   Committee Charts First Prin ciples To Guide Hemisphere : Defense Action.

Work Is Started On Defense Pact For Hemisphere  pommun ist Fe arti ies  Calfed Sth cs Jur ma

Conference Studying Principles   Every Red Party In Latin America  Russian Fifth Column, Charge

American Nations Begin Study Of Hemispheric Defense; Panamanian Sneaker Saves Reds Have 5th Column

Communists Hit By Minister From Panama   Joint Action Against Aggression Planned For Hemisphere

INTER-AMERICA PARLEY BEGINS DEFENSE STUDY   Panama Minister Charges All Latin ‘Red’ Parties Soviet 5th Columns

Panamanian Says Every Red Party In Latin America Is Soviet Sth Column      Joint Hemisphere , Measures Urged   Nations Seeking Means For United Action Against Aggressor Powers

Parley Begins Study Of Pact   Hemisphere Defense Is Problem For Both Americas

NEW FEATURE TO START SATURDAY   o_o ekaae oe lUc aon OSS oS aera  Weekly Sunday School Lesson In Modern Style Ta Anneaar Waakly.

Sterling-Rock Falls ‘Holdups Net Armed Bandits Total of $84   Masked Men Rob Twa Groceries Early in Evening

ARABS RESUME. RIOTING TODAY IN PALESTINE      Two Deaths Reported In Resumption Of Disordere   U. S. ‘EMBASSY   scene Of Hostile Demonstration By Arabs

More Arabs Join AniiJewish Riots   Moslems in Cairo Shout, “Down With America''

Holy Land Riot Death Toll Jumps   Soldiers Open Fire When Arabs Mob Jewish Truck Driver

24 KILLED IN ARAB RIOTING IN HOLY LAND   Undeclared War In Middle East — Moslems Shout “Down With U. S.”

Cairo Students Join In Protest Against Division   British Open Fire On Rioting Arabs

Arab-Jewish Violence Grows In No Man's Land Between Jaffa-Tel Aviv   Soldiers Begin Firing When Mob Of Arabs Pours Out Of Old City And Attacks Cars  In Movement Toward Jewish Quarter.

ARABS, JEWS RIOT IN PALESTINE ARE AS TENSION GROWS   Hagana Leader Is Killed in Gunfight: Two Others Hurt in Jerusalem: Hold Demonstrations.  THRONG SHOUTS AGAINST AMERIC'4

ARABS, JEWS BATTLE IN PALESTINE   Death Toll Mounts As Religious Riots Continue

Pepper Plans Speaking Tour For Democrats   Would Counteract Effect Of GOP'S

DOMESTIC RELATIONS CASE BEFORE COURT   Audits of Pamily Finances In Two Instances

COURT HEARS MANY TROUBLES OF MARRIED COUPLES   Domestic Relations Session to   Ome thet

FULL MARYLAND BALLOT RECOUNT GETS APPROVAL   Senate Rules Committec Vetes To Canvass Ballots In 17 Counties   VOTE IS STRICTLY ALONG PARTY LINES

Ballofs To Be Counted Again In 17 Counties   No Definite Trend Established In Contested Election

Maryland-Wide Check Ordered By Committee  Senate Group’s Vote Follows Party Lines

Servicemen, Retired On Disability Count, Face Periodic Examination

Giont Plane Ready For Global Flight   Incugurates World Passenger Service

Start Boosting Wallace Stock  Launch ‘Henry For President’ Campaign

BANK ROBBERY CHARGE DENIED   Des Moines Woman Enters  Plea in Court’

GOP Rededicates Itself to Principles of Lincoln Today   Orators Range Far and Wide in Observance  of Abe’s Birthday

Republicans Rededicate Themselve: To Principles of Abraham Lincoln

Russia Wants Formal German  Pact Of Peace   Balks At Idea of Imposing Unconventional  Statute On Reich.

Soviets Offer Proposal for German Pact   Suggests Major Powers Draft Formal Treaty and Sponsor Conference

That's all for now, JUSTIN.   STATUE OF ROOSEVELT READIED IN LONDON

TRUMAN VISIT IN MEXICO SET   President Aleman Alse Scheduled To Return Visitation

TRUMAN 10 FLY TO MEXICO CITY   EXECUTIVE TO VISIT PRESIDENT MIGUEL ALEMAN EARLY IN MARCH,

Truman to Visit Aleman, Discuss Cattle Troubles   Loans to Finance Road-Building Also May Be Considered

PRESIDENT WILL ~ FLY TO MEXICO   Executives Exchange Visits As Gesture Of Good Will

President Truman: - Will Visit Mexico   Chief Executive to Visit President Aleman _ in. March

Causes Senators to Decide On Secret Sessions Before Naming Atomic Board

Atom Breaches Worry Senate   Secrecy Leaks Pronvpt Body to Hold Closed Sessions on Top Men

\TOMIG SESSIONS TO BE CLOSED HEARINGS   Senators Hear Charges 01 2 Security Breaches

Secret Meets Set For Atom Security   Lilienthal Reports Leakage In Nuclear Fission Reports

Senators Plan Secret Sessions  Committee Pushing Atomic Studies*

Security Leaks Reported, Solons Meet In Secret  Consider Men For Top Atomic Posts

SERIOUS BREACHES IN ATOM SECURITY BEING CONSIDERED   Secret Session to Be. Held Be. fore Top Atomic’ ‘Jobs Will Be Filled

Truman’s Hat Placed in Ring By Hannegan  Observers Consider Announcement as  O4BBicial Sentament

Truman Silent On Hannegan's Ind Term Move   Announcement Taken  As Official Notice

Truman’s Hat Tossed in Ring   Hannegan Does It; White House Silent

Hannegan Say! Demos To Call On HST Again  Declares Am will Gi e Suppor

TRUMAN PUT IN PRESIDENT RACE BY HANNEGAN   Consider Statement As Being Official; White House Minn

President’s Hat waa Thrown» tntd: Ring by Postmaster General, Chairman of Democratic National Committee — White House ew fuses to Comment, 1

[HANNIGAN TOSSES PRESIDENT’S HAT IN RING FOR 1948; OBSERVERS CONSIDER IT OFFICIAL NOTICE

‘Truman’s Hat Is in the Ring for 1948 but: Hannegan Put It There

TRUMAN'S HAT TOSSED IN RING FOR 1947 RACE   Hannegan Statement Says President Will Run Again

‘Hannegan . Says Nation Ready To  Support Him   Declares Americans Will Give President Support and Loyalty “That He Deserves’

TRUMAN'S HAT IS DEFINITELY IN RING FOR 1948   Hannegan Announces  That President Is Candidate

Hannegan Says Demos To Call On HST Again   Declares America  Will Give Support That He Deserves

HANNEGAN TOSSES PRESIDENTS HAT WW RIN, FOR 198   Postmaster General Says People Have Lecrned Tromon Weer Wall

Committee On Finance Weighs Bill   Bitterly Contested Proposal Is Aimed At Repeal Of Law On Road Funds

UN Sees Russia Increasing Tempo Of Propaganda  No Change in Other Soviet Policies Is Expected, However

Predict Russia to Step Up Its. Propagands   Soviet Delegates May Increase Aciivities in U. N.

Experts Expect Russia fo Speed Up Propaganda   UN Assembly Plans for ‘Business as Usual’ Without Soviet

BRITAIN STARTS BACKING OUT OF HER WAR DEBTS   ‘Says Loans Should Have Been Gifts,

British Get Tougher on  War Debts   Leaders Serve Notice They Will Drive For Reductions

British Refusal fo Regard War Debts Legitimate Reported   Say Monies Used “tn Joint Effort, Joint Expenditure

BRIT. WANTS WAR DEBTS         “Says Much: ‘Was “Spent in Joint’ Allied Effort.

- “WAR OB BLIGATIONS CALLED UNJUST BURDEN—  Britain Will Get ‘Very Tough’ In Move to Scale Down Debts

J. Bull Claims His Debts For War Unjust”   Creditor Nations Warned That They Muet Cut Balance

Britain to Seek Sharp Redaction In Wartime Debt    Will Assume “Very Tough”  Attitude With Creditors, Says Spokesman   MANY LOANS CALLED JOINT EXPENDITURE

BRITAIN TO GET TOUCH WITH ALL ON WAR DEBT   Avers Creditor Nations, Like India, Egypt, or U.S.. Should Share It

BRITAIN TO GBT “TOUGH’ OVER DEBTS   London Tells Creditor Nations They Will Have to Scale Down Balances.

WillBe"Very Tough” About Full Payments   American Loan, Negotiated After War, Not Included

Personnel Named For Handling State Schoo! Lunch Work   District Supervisors Appointed and Most of Field Supervisors

Complete Setup of District and County Supervisors in State Have Been Completed

California Denies Marriage License To Actor Dean Jagger and Fiance

NO INQUEST INTO DEATH OF THREE   Train Hits Family Car At Wentworth Crossing, One Also Injured.

@ THESE DAYS  Sokolsky Detends Investigation of Communism in Movies

State Senators Assigned Posts  Johnston Retained As Majority Leader

Russia Wins U.N, Fight   Seats Soviet Ukraine Or Security Council, U. S Rebuffed

Congress To Adjourn Tonight   Much. Wrangling Marks; the Senate's 13% Hour Session and Tempers Flare a

Weary Senators End ‘Jam Session Alter Midnight  ER A   Unification Bill — Goes to White House: Climax Due Today

MEASURE PUT QN CALENDAR FOR JANUARY   Bill For Armed Force Unity Passed And Sent President

SENATE CONTINUES GRIND IN EFFORT TO GLEAR SLATE   Second Extended Session in Last Two Days Lasts 1314 Hours and Ends After Midnight.   TOIL IS BEGINNING TO TELL ON MEMBERS   Final O. K. Written on $5, 482,530,500 Fund to Run Army During the Fiscal Year.

Army Fund Approved by Congress   Compromise Figure Adopted by House and Sencita

Senate Labors Past Midnight, Then Recesses  Army Funds Okayed; Vets’ Bill Approved

LAST-MINUTE JOBS DONE BY LAW MAKERS   ‘ALL - NIGHT SESSION - OF SENATE ENDS    AT 5:12 A. M.

Weary Solons Strive To End Session Today   Senators Labor Into Night On Chores: House Recesses Earlier

Truman Gets Bill For Unifieation of Military Services   Universal Military Training Plan Put in Position for Early Action Next Year; Senate Group Approves Murdock for Labor Board

Governor Acts In Support of  Liquor Reform   Demands Approval in Personal Address to House Caucus—Heated Attack Develops

Governor Shouts ‘Bill Must Pass’ Before Caucus  Of Republican House Members; Sharp Criticism Of Newspaper And Dem Leader: Voiced on Floor

Governor Attends Caucus and Declares “This Bill Must Pass” — No Action Taken At Once.   SENATOR ASSAILS INDIANAPOLIS STAR

Aid Money IsHeld Up   House Appropriations Committee Shows Hesitancy Trend

House Group May Tie Up Greek Fund   Cash Appropriation Delayed on Eve Of Turkey Mission

RUSS TACTICS DRAW ATTACK BY MARSHALL   Big Four Bickering Blame Placed On Molotov

5 Million in Farm Programs   State Receives That Amount in Under Five Programs

 ° ge e ‘Pennsylvania To Receive   Huge Share Of U.S. Funds   Federal Payments And Loans Under Agriculture Department Programs Likely To  Be In Excess Of $5,000,000

Congress Lines Up Cautiously Behind Truman’s Aid For Europe   Dirksen Boosts Relief Request   Republican Tells House Russia Is Feverishly Preparing For War

Truman Program Far Too Drastic, Republicans Hold  Would Rather Trim Aid to Europe Than Have ‘Another OPA‘

Congress to Back European Aid: Cool on Controls   Truman Anti-Inflation Program Gets Cold Reception from GOP

Congress Cold To Proposals  For Rationing   Truman Accused of Play ing Politics; Aid Pro cram Annroved

TO STABILIZE WORLD Mahon Calls For U. S. Dollar Diplomacy Minus Trimming

SPEED RECORD   Navy’s Jet Skystreak Sets New World Mark Of 640 Miles Per Hour

Navy jet Plane Flies 640.7 Miles An Hour; Claims New Speed Recorc

Navy Jet Plane Nears Speed ‘Of Sound  U.S. Plane Sets New Mark Of 640 MPH

FIGHTER, 23, DIES AFTER KNOCKOUT ATNORTH ADAM   Glenn N. Smith Expires Ir Hospital; Autopsy Scheduled Later Today

FLOOD CONTROL FUNDS FOR OHIC   Cincinnati, Delaware, Dillor Projects Are Favored By Committee

COOPERATIVES TO BE PROBED BY COMMITTEE   House Greup Te Investi gate “Tax Exempt Pri.vileges” Of Groups   GREENBELT UNIT TO BE HEARD THIS WEEK

Committee Planning Cooperative Probe   Operations. At Greenbeh To Be Investigated By Group

BYRNES’ NIGHT ‘AT WHITE HOUSE   RETIRING SECRETARY OF STATE IS HAPPY

Attorney Guy Williams Rules On State Clause   CONSTITUTIONAL LIMIT ON LAWYERS IS EXPLAINED

Truck Driver Sued for $324,595.92 by U.S.: Hopes To Raise 92 Cents

‘THE NEW CHAMPION’ * Truman Basks in Warm Sun; Enjoys Gala Mexican Fiesta

New Era Of Friendship Is Seen President Of Mexice Praises HST Policy

Canadian Paper Company Boosts Price of Newsprint Highest Level Since World War One

See Newsprint Price Boost   Expect Others to Follow Lead in $6 A Ton Rise

Meyers’ Deals In Government Bonds Describec   Senate Banking Committee to Conduct Inquiry

MEYERS BOND DEALS TOTAL TEN MILLION   Banking Group to ‘Stop Easy Money’ in Federal Securities

Italy Is First To Accept Bid To Aid Parle;   Hungarians Reject Offer. Other Red Satellites Expected to Do Same

U.S. ANTITRUST   Wendell Berge, Long-Standing Foe Of Monopolists, To Leave Mav 1

Work May Wait On Decision As To Medic Center   Several Cities Bid On State Project if Change Made

“WALLIE” SNUBBED AT QUEEN MARY'S BIRTHDAY PARTY   "American Duchess Absent As Windsor Clan Honors. Baad Matriarch

Queen Mother Observes Her Oth Birthday:   British Royal Family Expecting Duko and Duchess of Windsor Gather At Buckingham Palace Party.

80th Birthday Celebrated By Queen Mary   New Emphasis Placed On Gulf Between Royal Famliy And Duchess Of Windsor.

Royal Family Gathers For Queen Mary’s 80th Birthday--All On Hand Except Wally- Warfield Of Baltimore

Name Receiver For Greenfield Too! Business  Only Two New Cases Filed In Coust

Angry AFL Trounces Lewis in Convention   Removes Him as Vice-President and Gets Set to Scorch CIO on Communism

Allowance Bill Signed By Carlson   Also Affixes Signature Raising Pay For County Officials. Bv Ten Per Cent

WORLD LEADERS IN OHIO JAN, 9-11   Cleveland Host to Byrnes. Gasperi, Spellman and Many Others

Tlouse May ‘Table Tncome Tax Bill   House 100% Backers See -Chanee --

House May Table Income Tax Bill   House 100% Backers See -Chance

Ex-AmbassadorWinant’s Will Provides Liberally For Friends. Emploves

Duff Ponders Two New Posts  Completes List of ©, a  Se See a ee ee   Completes List of 19 Making Up His New Cabinet

Mental Health, Road Safety Posts Discussed  Governor-Elect Duff Announces Members — Of 19-Man Cabinet

Brumbaugh Gets Banking Post; Two New Positions Mav Be Recommended

Military Leaders Push Hemisphere Aid Plan   Great Lakes Vulnerable

Mackenzie's Column. : Standardization Of Arms Given ‘Emphasis By U. S. Service Heads

STANDARDIZATION OF ARMS AMONG NATIONS OF WESTERN HEMISPHERE HELD IMPERATIVE BY MILITARY

Mrs. Barbara Kemptner Found With Clothing On Fire; Oil Stove Blamed

Flying Disk Reports Discredited Texans Are Reassured That No  Martian Invasion ls U nder Wa y

Congress To Decide Its Future Size.... Army-Navy Merger Poses Question About Cabinet

Army And Navy Agree On Merger Under One Head   Congress To Decide Number Secretaries To Be Appointed

MERGER PLAN MAY CHANGE SIZE OF CABINET   Congress to Decide on Number of Military Secretaries Soon

Army And Navy Agree To Merge  Armed Forces   ‘Single Cabinet Post, In stead of Two, Expected  To Result:

Commutation For Morton Is Opposed   Bendall To Fight Move At Hearing

Colored Men May Share In Reward Cash   Requests Now In Braga’s Hands

FATHER ADMITS BURNING CHILDREN; INTENDED TO DIE, TOO, BUT RAN OUT

124 on Red Arrow Injured West of Horseshoe Curve; Cause of Crash Not Found

TRAIN PLUNGES DOWN EMBANKMENT      “Red Arrow” Upsets in Pennsylvanis. Mountains Near The Scenic. _ “Horseshoe Curve”

Crack Train Plunges Over A 150-foot Mm. bankment White Rounding _ “Hor “Horseshoe finpon!

Two Locomotives. Diner, 3 Sleepers And Baggage Car Plunge 150 Feet  Near “Altoona

Crash Occurs Near Famous Horseshoe Bend   Crack Train Plunges Over Embankment: Rabbi Praises Porter

Train Derails Near Altoona, Pa.  _ Locomotives, Cars  Plunge Into Hollow

Pennsy Officials At Loss To Explain Train Wreck Which Claimed 25 Lives  124 Injured When “Red Arrow” Leaves Rails Moar Altoona And Plunges Over Embankment

Fast Pennsylvania Express Is Piled Up  25 Killed, 124 Hurt In Bia Train Wreck

PLUNGES OFF EMBANKMEN   Many of Injured Are Reported Critical At Hospital

Lewis Is Defiant Of NLRB Ruling Demanding Oath   Refuses to Sign Non-Red Affidavit With AFL Leaders

John L. Lewis Defies Labor Board Ruling!   Truman Names  UN Delegation

Lewis Defies NLRB Counsel On Red Issue   Miners’ Chief Refuses To Sign Affidavits

Denham Defied As Mine Chief Hits Labor Law   Green Says Rule Not Justified Under Union Act

MINERS’ UNION HEAD QUESTIONS OPINIONS OF NLRB. COUNSEL  A.F.L. JOINS C.1.0. IN   A.F.L. JOINS C.1.0. IN DEFIANCE OF RULING REQUIRING AFFIDAVIT

Lewis Forces An AFL Boycott Of Labor Board   Refusal To Sign Non Red Affidavit Ties Uy;  Entire Union.

Signing Of Affidavits Is Blocked   AFL Members Are Deprived From Use Of National Labor Relations Beard

BLOCKS 0. K. BY AFL COUNCIL ON NLRB AFFIDAVIT   “What Does Denham Propose to Do About It’, Asks UMW Leade:

Palestine Experts Converging on UN For Special Session  Two Major Issues

\U.N. 4 N. to Take Up Palestine Case  ee me lm CC eatc an Prablem   U.S. Favors Full Military Report

UN Studies Peace Proposals... Palestine Experts Are Gathered In New York For Holy Land Meeting

U.N. TO TAKEUP PALESTINE ISSUE   EXPERTS ARRIVE FOR SPECIAL SESSION OF ASSEMBLY ON MONDAY‘

Top Experts On Palestine Problems Are Converging Upon United Nations Today

Debate Opens Monday,  Experts Arrive for Session On Holy Land Issue

REPUBLICANS RAP BUDGET FIGURES   TRUMAN REVISIONS CALLED “POLITICAL ESTIMATES” — TAX CUTS DEMANDED.

TRNMAN'S CLAIMS   Key Leaders ers Label New Budget Figures As “Shocking”

GOP Leaders Are Blasting Truman Budget Forecast   Say Business Must Have Tax Cuts Instead of Debt Reduction

ENOUGH VOTES TO BALK VETO SAID CERTAIN   Reductions Would Be Effective January 1

Pessimism Prevails —  sar opm een nape RN Cong echt LAA area atte AU nc YORI nN ATA RSENS BR Send ASN en A aba  AE Again   England and U.S. Indicate « Desire to Conciliate Some Of Differences with Russia

Big 4 Seek German Peace Second Time   Britain and U.S. ° Ready To Concede Points. Is Report

Conciliatory Tone Marks First Big 4  Session in Londlor  Britain and U. S. Indicate  Desire to Compromise Dispute With Russia  AGENDA IS FIRST PROBLEM OF PARLEY  Almost All Observers Are Pessimistic About Success of Secret Talks      Britain and U. S. Indicate Desire to Compromise Dispute With Russia   AGENDA IS FIRST PROBLEM OF PARLEY   Almost All Observers Are Pessimistic About Success of Secret Talks

U.S. AND BRITAIN SHOW DESIRE T0 HEAL RED BREAK   Big Four Gathers In London; First Issue Germany

AGENDA STANDS AS FIRST TASK FOR MINISTERS   Moscow Radio ‘Claims That America Kept Deputies From Any Proaress

Bld FOUR STARTS LONDON MEETING   Ney Issue of Germany to Be Considered by Leaders of Powers.

Future Peace  Ts At Stake   United States and Great Britain Willing to Moke Concessions to Russia in an Effort to Heal Widening East-West Breach.

Big 4 Ministers Begin Crucial Meet in London   Marshall and Bevin Willing to Make Some Concessions

AGENDA FIRST MATTER TO BE CONSIDERED   Foreign Ministers Seeking Basis for Agreement on Gers many, Austria.

BIG 4 OPEN FATEFUL SESSION   U. S., Britain May Offer Concessions To Soviet Russia

Special Session of Congress Only "Some Dramatic Development” Can Change Outlook, Leaders Report  Sanden Hope for Any 

Leaders Believe Special Congress Session Unlikely   Administration Leaders Reported As Abandoning Hope Of Session On European Aid   SENATOR TAFT SEES NO NEED FOR CALL

Talmadge Calls On White People For Aid In Fight   2,000 Collegians March On Capitol

U.N. to Consider British Proposa   Britain Says She Cannot Carry Out Recommendations Alone   FUTURE OF HOLY LAND   Want a Fact-Finding Committee Set Up for Palestine

British Propose Special Group To Study Palestine   Fact-Finding Unit ls Given Initial OK At Morning Session

BRITAIN WINS U.N. SUPPORT   Assembly Agrees To Set Up Palestine Fact-Finding Committee

U.N. to Consider British Proposa   Britain Seys ‘She Cannot Carry Out. Recommendations Alone   Want a Fact-Finding Committee Set Up for Palestine .

British Win Tilf Over Palestine  U.N. Committee OK’'s Step Toward Creation Of Fact-Findina Grour

rabs Press Demand or Complete Debate n Palestine Issue   ssembly Approves British Plan or Setting Up Fact Finding Body

jUN Agrees te British  i Proposals on Holy Land   Britain Wins Approval For Setting Up Special Fect-finding Camecttta.

UN Ponders Zion Puzzle   Committee Agrees to Put British Proposal On Assembly Avenda

Cannot Do U. N. Task Alone, Is Flat Assertion .   London Proposal Will Be Placed on Aigende . for Action

ULN. Committee Approves Probe On Palestine  British Proposal Placed on Agenda Rw C aatal Pn ee

British Palestine Proposal Placed On U.N. Agenda   Arab and Indian  Delegates Raise Issues at Session

INITIAL APPROVAL OF BRITISH PLAN GIVEN BY UN MEET   Steering Committee Agrees tc Place Palestine Question on. New Agenda -

Britain Wins First Test On Palestine   Fact-Finding Group Is Sought to Consider Situation

Fact-Finding Committee Is Proposed   India Delegate Asks Showdown On British Stand

British Ask Fact-Finding On Palestine   English-Indian Wrangle Deferred At UN Session

BRITISH PLAN IS ADVANCED   Approval Granted For Set. ting Up Committee On Palestine   PROTESTED BY EGYPT

British Ask Fact - Finding On Palestine   Assembly Steering Committee Places English Proposal On Agenda

Britain Wins Point In U.N.  Special Session   British Plan To Ferm Palestine Fact-Finding Group Is on Agenda.

First Palestine Fact-Finding Test Approved   British Score Initial Victory In Assembly Group

ACTION DEFERRED ON ARAB PROPOSAL FOR INDEPENDENCE   Britain Unable To Carry Out - Recommendations Single-Handed .

U.N. Approves Britain’s Plan For Palestine   Would Set Up Holy Land Fact-Finding Unit; Placed on Agenda

British Plan For Setting Up Palestine Fact-Finding Group Approved By U. N. Committee   Declares She Cannot ‘Expend Blood, Money Single-Handed’ To Carry Out Recommendation:

20 WOMEN KISS POSTMAN   Also Give Him $400, Gift as H Retires After B1 Years

Warn on Sale Of Unfit Food   Surplus Army, Navy Foods Offered for Sale, Report

British Soldiers Will: Blow Up Buildings in Palestine   New Program Plans to Discourage Violence by Jewish Underground

British Plan Terror Move To Stop Jews   Troops to Wreck Homes of Persons Aiding Undereround

Property Bombing British Answer to Irgun Activities   Threat Against Owners of Buildings Made to Discourage Violence

Moslem Leader Claims 10,000 Arab Troops on Palestine Border   Sheik Mustafa Mumin Says Brotherhood Has Five to Six Million Volunteers

Hartley's Plan For U.S. Powers Given Approval   Little Hope Is Held For Passage Before Deadline, However

PHONE UNION RAPS BELL'S JOB POLICY   National Federation Asks Congress to Investigate What It Calls “Monopolistic Labor” Practice of Company.

Immediate Action By House Asked  Bill Provides For Court Injunction ©

Committee Vote Approves Bill to Nip Phone Tieup   Quick House Action Sought; Union Asks Probe of Policy

Spokesman For Union Is Pessimistic   Little Hope for Settlement Before Deadline Is Held

HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE. ‘APPROVES BILL DESIGNED TO HEAD OFF OR  ‘STOP THREATENED TELEPHONE STRIKE

APPROVE BILL TO HEAD-OFF PHONE STRIKE APRIL 7   LABOR COMMITTEE OF HOUSE VOTES 16 TO 3 FOR MEASURE

‘Phone Strike Now Certain, Beirne Says   Union Chieftain Sees Little Hope For Compromise

Phone Strike Likely Monday  Beirne Asserts   House Group OKs Bil Granting Power To  Head It Off

Union Chief Looks For Phone Strike To Begin Monday   Head of N.F.T.W. Predicts Walkout ttAs Scheduled”

Committee Votes Hartley Measure   Author Will Attempt To Get Bill To House  Floor For Action; Concedes It Can’t Become Law Before Deadline

House Committee Approves Law To Halt Walkout   Chances Remote For Passage Before April 7 Deadline

Work Feverishly To Beat Strike Deadline Set For Monday Morning: Seizure Is Not  Now Contemplate:

PHONE STRIKE THREAT GROWS   Mediators Rebulfed in Attempts at Negotiations

Phone Union Leader Says Signs Point to Nationwide Strike   J. A. Beirne Sees No Change Whatever In Whole Situation

House Labor Committee Ap. proves Legislation Which Would Authorize President To Break Up Walkout   CHANGES MADE IN BILL BY COMMITTE:

Union Chieftain Expects Walkout Monday Morning   House Group Okays Strike Injunction Bill But it Faces Delay

Telephone Union Head Sees No Hop To Avert Strike   Beirne Says Nationwide — Stoppage Will Begin As Scheduled Next Monday

Clearance Asked  For Quick Passage   Hartley Admits Legislation Can’t Beat Monday Dead Line—Warns It Can Be Used Afterward

Union Chief  Gloomy on Solution   Scores of Differences Remain Unsolved as Deadline Nears

Bill To Stop Phone Strike Is Approved   House Committee Acts But: Can’t Beat Deadline.

House Committee Approves Bill to Give U.S. Power To Head Off Phone Strike   Enactment Held Impossible, However, Before Strike Deadline Next Monday: Phone Unien Asks Congressional! Probe

Union Warns Phone Strike Comina Monday   House Labor Cammittee Approves Legislation to Per. mit President to Hall Sigike i

Union Claims Company Has Of fered Nothing to Prevent Nation-wide Walkout   MONDAY MORNING SET. AS TIME FOR WALKOUT

PHONE UNION HEAD SAYS STRIKE LIKELY   Law To Curb U. S. Tieup Monday May Be Too Late

Move Begun to Shove Plan to Voting Stage  Legislation Regarded as Too Late To Foil Tieun by Monday Deadline

— 287,000 WAIT DEADLINE — Phone Workers Ready To Quit Posts. Monday

Phone Strike Due Monday   Union President Says Company Has Not Offered Anything

House Unit. Backs Bill: Vote Is 16-3   Passage by Deadline Is Out; Could Use Plan After Strike On.

See Little Hone To Avert Strike   Phone Strike Will Begin as Scheduled, Head Believes

Legislation To Halt Walk-Out ‘Gets Approval   ‘But House Labor Unit’s Action Too Late For Monday Deadline

Fail to Agree At Parley; Vote New Strike Law   Measure Approved by House Group Would Give President Power To Halt Strike

Injunction Legislation Is Approved   Would Give Truman Mean: of Dealing With Strike After It Begins

Approves OF Bill Aimed At Halting "Phone Walkout          House Group Votes oO. For Measure Granting Power To Government

No Chance For Action By Deadline   Union President Says Bell System Carries On Monopolistic Acts With Labor     oD BE Pv irra

GROUP PASSES PLAN PROVIDING FOR INJUNCTION   Union Calls On Congress To Investigate Bell System ‘Monopolistic Setup’

Beirne Expects Call of Strike As Scheduled   Phone Walkout Aversion Effort Becomes Snarled

Will Start Monday I rf Not Halted   HOUSE LABOR COMM. APPROVES INJUNCTION MEASURE BUT CANNOT ENACT IT IN TIME  TO AVERT STRIKE

House Committee Would Ban Strike Wtih Injunctions   'But Bill Could Not Get Approval in Time for Telephone Tie-up

Press Efforts To Avert Phone Workers’ Strike   Conciliators Begin Con. tinuous Sessions Witl Dispute Leaders.

House Committee OK’s Bill Against Telephone Strike   President Could Direct Attorney General to Obtain Court Order

Beirne Predicts A Nationwide Strike   Legislation To Avert Walkout Wins rritear Approval. But Passage By Monday t nlikely

Beirne Says Walkout to Go On as Scheduled   Conciliator Warren Admits Meeting Brings No Hopes of Avoiding Communications Tieur

Anti-Phone Strike Bill Is Approved   But Measure Cannot Be Acted On In Time To Prevent Walkout Set For Monday

Committee Votes For Bill To Head Off Pending Tieup Set For Next Mon.

HEAD OF UNION EXPECTS STRIKE AS SCHEDULED   House Labor Committee Approves Legislation to Head Off Walkout

Bill fo Block Phone Strike Sent to House   Action Impossible By April 7 Deadline; Union Raps Bell Co.

Congress Acts To Stop Tie-Up Set For April /   Unfair Charges Filed With NLRB Against Bell Co,

Negotiations — Appear To Be At Standstill   Situations Now Looks Gloomy.

‘Temperatures   Union President Emerges From Conference Saying Company ‘Offers Nothing’; Law to Block Tieup Approved by House Committee

MEASURE TO STOP STRIKE IS APPOVED   No Chance To Pass Before Monday

LABOR GROUP ‘VOTES BILL 10 CHECK TIEUP   Union Leader Reports Negotiations Still Deadlocked

"Phone Strike Seen Certain; Parley Fails   Conference Ends Without Result; Walkout Set For Monday

if al sYSTEN   Federation. Charges Firm With Monopolistic Labor Policy

Some Phone Men Ignore Strike Call   About 20 Per Cent. Remain on Job—Division Autonomous

Bill Is Introduced — To Speed Divorce:   Legislature ‘Passes AS Machures, Receives 16 New Ones .

Divorce Bill Faces Fight In Assembly  Three-Year Separation Would Be Required

Senate Given School Aid Bill by Committee   Calls for Eight Million State Aid te Schools of State

REAMS AND PAYNE IN GOVERNOR RACE   Former Welfare Director. Engineer in Field

Admit Vote Probe Doomed   Kem Challenges Administration to Look in Voting

‘An Economic Measure For  Europe’s Good’   ‘See Western Reich Indus try Level About Equal To That of 1936

Production Goal In Western Area ls Based on 1936   America and Britain Outline Plans; Steel Plants Granted Boost

U.S., Britain Agree To Increase In Germany’s Industrial Capacity

To Increase Germany’ S  Steel Output   That In British And American Zones Will About Equal Capacity Gained In 1936

Plan Designed To Reduce Cost Of Occupation   Increased Steel Output Aimed at 1936 Level in Western Zone

MORE INDUSTRY FOR REICH SET BYU.S., BRITAIN   Output Equal To 1936 Eyec In Proposed Plan For Occupation Zones

Steel Plan For Germany Envisoned   10,700,000 Ingot Tons Produced Annually Under U.S.-British Program

To Double German Steel Production  L. S.. Britain Bar   L. S.. Britain Bar French Objections— Russia Is lenored

Assume lo 1U Million Tons TInaot Steel   Would Produce 15 Percent More Than Prior To War II.

More Industry Planned For German Zone   Would Help Relieve British-US Burden

Steel Capacity For Germany Is Being Boosted   French Fear Of Reict Renewed War Power I:  Passed Over.

Want German Industry At 1936 Level   U.S., Great Britain, France End Meeting At London; Russia's Protests Unheeded

U.S., Britain Plan To Boost Level Of  German Industry   Program Will Relieve Burden On Taxpayers

Expect U. S. And British Zones Will Provide More For Export Than In 1936

Up Reich Industry Level   Potential Capacity About Equal to 1936 Agreed Upon by U.&., . Rritain far Jaint, Zane

‘Anglo-U. S. Plan Bared to Boost . 'Germany’s Industry to 1936 Level

10,700,000 Ingot Tons Set As Goal   Bizonal Area in Western Reich to Double Production

DRAFT PLAN TO BOOST GERMAN STEEL OUTPUT   BRITAIN AND U. S. TO SCRAP ORIGINAL PRODUCTION QUOTAS

Adopt Plans fo Hike Germany's Industrial Level   U. S. and Britain Act Despite Objections Of French Government

Germany Gets Increase in Steel Output   U. S.Britain Move -to Moke Germany Sel Supporting

Level for Reich   Plan Devised to Lighten Burden on U.S., British Taxpayers

— OCCUPATION — — Revise  “Power Agreement   RECOVERY. AID IS OBJECT

Steel Ceiling Increased By U.5., Britain   Would Relieve Burden Of Allied Taxpayers; French Object

40,000 Chinese Students Strike In Demand Civil War Be Ended   Martial Law Declared In Two Cities In An Attempt To Halt Demonstratiens But Authorities Are Defied.

OWNER SCOFFED AT IDEA OF CURSE ..  Sealed Will Holding Fate Of The Fabulous Hope Diamond

English Boys to Leave Make-Believe Ranch in Dingy London for Real Texas Spread; Whole Family Going

London Boys Santa Claus’ Letter to Texas Brings New Home Cowpuncher's Life for Family of Five Britishers

The Impossible Happens ... Seek Cowhand Information;  End Up With Texas Ranch

Pian to Rebuild Korean Railways Is  Drafted by U. S.   Congress Will Be Asked For Funds to Finance Extensive Projects

PAY INCREASE DELAY IS HIT BY MURRAY .   CIO Leader Sees Lag Until Measures Pass To Force Strikes

Murray Flays 2 Labor Bills  As‘Fascistic   Speech Begins, Nationwide  CIO Drive Against  j Miawancunue

Murray Hits Labor Bill As Leading To Faseism  Charges Business Delaying Raises   Charges Business Delaying Raises Until Congress. Acts on Measure

LABOR BILLS ARE ASSAILED BY ClO CHIEF   Brands Measures Step To Fascism; Warns —  Of Big Strikes

Industry May Force Strikes,  Murray Says  CIO Leader Attacks Labor Legislation Refore Congress

Murray: Flays Industry: for Wages : ‘Delay  ( 10 Leader Pre iets 

DELAY BRINGS STRIKES NEAR   Denounces “Waiting” For Congress To Act

Other Purchasing Probes Indicated   Meyers’ Inquiry Only One of Several, Bender Hints

DISCLOSURE IS MADE AS MEYERS PROBE GOES ON   Besides These ‘Unhealthy’ Marginal Cases Reported

CONGRESS SETS MAJOR BATTLE ON TAX CUTS   Democrats Say Little After Listening  To Message

Loyalty Check Plan Bogs Down   Congress Fails To Vote Money For Truman Proposal

BYRNES’ PLA CONTINUATION SEEMS CERTAIN   World Capitals In Suspense Until, Marshall Takes Over State Post

FOREIGN POLICY U5, REMAINS WNGHANGER      State Department Personnel Worried Over Positions   By JOHN A. REICHMANN INS Staff Correspondent

THREATEN. 70 IMPEACH JUDGE PICARD   ~ Result of Ruling “Which’Started _ -Portal Pay Suits

Flood Refugees, Stranded in Snow Living in Tents   Ten Families Facing Pneumonia Threat Are In Search of Homes

$6 BILLION CUT IN BUDGET HELD GOAL OF GOP'S   Administration Request For Peacetime Training Is “Dead Duck”

Abbott and Costello Star In ‘Buck Privates" Sequel Coming to the '‘Lime’"

President Still Would Hold Line. Ross Declares  Order y sahara Today Gove ““Hardshin rca 

WALDA WINCHELL ° HUNTED IN EAST    POLICE IN 13 STATES FIND NO TRACE OF DAUGHTER OF COLUMNIST.

Winchell Girl Still Missing   Search Is Extended For Writer's Daughter

NEW SNOWFALL HITS ENGLAND   Government Effort To Reopen Industry impeded

ll Consider Ik Regulations   Se  Agriculture Board Will Meet In May At Ralasol.,

Supreme Court Upholds Lea Act   Ruling, Hitting Petrillo, Is 5-3

GERMANY HAS “MORE UNREST   FRESH MASS MEETINGS HELD IN PROTEST TO THE PRESSENT FOOD RATION —

THREE ARE GiVEN DEATH IN JERUSALEM   Two Other Jewish Underground —“Youths Get  ‘Long Terms ~~

Death Sentence: For Jewish Lads   Three Are Convicted Of Subversive Acts By British Court

British Sentence 3 Jewish Underground Operatives to:Death   Two Others, Under 18 Sent to Prison

Three Jews to Die for Acre Prison Raid   Two Others Given 15 Years for Part in Outbreak

3 ryan Youths To Die for Raid On Acre Prisou   2 Other Defendants Draw 15-Year Terms from   UN INQUIRY PANEL MEETS IN PALESTINE   Holy Land Arabs, Hostile to ion, Stage Day Protest Strike

3 Jews Doomed To Death as UN Opens Inquiry  i a ee a ee   YOUTHS SENTENCED IN" SANDBAGGED COURTROOM

TERROR EXPECTED AFTER SENTENCES   Three to Die For Break At Acre Prison, U. N. Investigating.

Seven Die In Weekend  Pa. Accidents  Unidentified   Unidentified Pedestrian Hit-Run Victim

PA. ACCIDENTS. TAKE 7 LIVES OVER WEEKEND      State Experiences ' Heavy Rains,: Cold : . +« (Weather   SNOW REPORTED   Seek To ‘Identity Vie- tim Of Hit-Run Motorist. _

Bevin To Urge Big-3 Sponsor U.S. Aid Parley   Clayton To Talk With Briton Over Proposal Today.

Bevin to Propose Aid Plan Parleys  Three Nations Would Sponsor European Nations’ Conference

MAY ASK TALKS ON EUROPE AID   Brittsh Foreign Secretary Expected To Ask France And Russia To Sponsor Three-Nation Conference On American Aid-To-Eurone Plan.

Bevin to Ask European Meet  Clayton Confers With   Clayton Confers With Bevin at 10 Downing St. Today

Bevin May _ Propose New Aid Parley  Undersecretary Of State Now  B. Wew Kime eed weed

All-Europe Parley Next   Bevin Would Have Big Three Sponsor Talks; Poland Ready to Join

All-European Parley Planned   Attlee Confers With American Envoy

Expect Proposal For All-Europe Talks on Plan   Clayton Arrives In London for Inquiry Into’ British Loan

All-Eu ropean Conference  On Aid Plan   But Clayton, In London Will Take Up Aspects Of American Loan

. Expected )Propose Talk  j European Aid   (layton Consults British Leaders tn American Loan

EXPECT PROPOSAL BY BEVIN   Asking Powers To Sponsor An AIlEuropean Meeting

Foreign Chiefs To Discuss American Loa   U.S, Underseer tary   U. S. Undersecretary Conferring With Leaders in Britain

ALL-EUROPEAN AID TALK MAY BE PROPOSED   Bevin Expected to Suggest to France and Russia That Parley Be Called to Discuss Marshall Economic Plan.

Bevin Favors Wider Parley   Attlee and Others Confer With Clayion

May. Call All- -European Meet on U.S. Aid Offer   Britain's Bevin Is Expected to Propose Session of Parle

Funeral Services For Judge A. A. Grifith On Sunday   Prominent Cullman Attorney Died At Noon On Last Friday

Defense Story. Told As Satira Trial Resumes   ‘Dancer Accused Of Shooting Chicago Lawyer In Court Seven Of” 38 Days

Board Slated To Intervene In §.P. Strike   President Will . Name Members In Near Future

Claims Giving Aid To Europe Promotes Inflation in U. S.  J. L. Donnelly, Chicago, Claims Exports Make for High Prices

Indian Troops Bat tle Raiders n Kashmir Area   Invasion Declared Deliberately Planiieei In Moslem Pakistan

INDIAN TROOPS HIGHT TO SAVE BORDER STATE   Sikh Battalions Battle Superior Forces In Kashmir Invasion

Indian Troops Battle te Save Kashmir   Two Battalions Are in Danger of Beina Lost in Ficht

Two Confess Bank Robbery. Police Report   Ellettsville Contractor and Employe Confess Paragon Robbery, FBI and State Police Report.

START CLEANING UP PHILIPPINES AFTER TYPHOON   Death Toll Stands at 49 Including 32 Victims Aboard "\-Fated Vessel

Days. May ‘Pass. Before Complete Check’ Is Possible by  Officials  «

Philippines Storm 3 42% s 49 Dead, Mis: ee = Wake   32 of 6] Aboard Danish Mo ~ ~:p Among Victim: Of Worst December Typhoon in 3 Decades

Typhoon Death Toll Put at 49   32 of 61 Persons Aboard Danish Ship Kina Missing

Philippines’ Death Toll Stands At Forty-Nine Now  Islands Start Mopping — Up After Worst December Typhoon

List Of Dead, Missing Is 49 In Philippines   Many Areas Still Isolated; 29 On Ship Are Safe

TYPHOON TOLL NOW 49 DEAD OR MISSING   Victims of Philippines Blow Include 32 of 61 Persons Aboard Sunken Danish Motorship in the Samar Sea.

49 Dead And Missing Is Typhoon Toll   Heavy Damage In Philippines

SHIP IS SUNK BY HURRICANE IN SAMAR SEF   PACIFIC TYPHOON DEATH TOLL REACHES 49

49 DEAD, LOST AFTER TYPHOON   Fate Of 32 On Sunken Ship Still Is Uncertain

Philippines Storm Takes Lives of 49      Islanders Mopping Up in Wake of Worst Typhoon In Decades; Damage to Reach Untotd Milliens

TYPHOON TOLL 49 FOR PHILIPPINES   32 Missing Of 61 On Boarc Ship Sunk In Storm

FORTY-NINE DEAD IN WORST TYPHOON IN THREE NECANES   Included 32 of, 61 Persons Aboard the Sunken Motorship Kina,   MOP UP AFTER STORM   Twenty-nine of Those Aboard the Kina, Were Reported Safe.

RUIN EXTENSIVE AS PHILIPPINES SURVEY DAMAGE   Communications So Disrupted It May Be Several Days Before Complete Check Of Loss Can Be Com pleted.

Death Toll Stands at 49 Today ae non Stands at 49 loday  PHILIPPINES MOP UP AFTER STORM

Manila Reports 45 Dead, Missing   Philippines Mop Up Following Howling December Typhoon

Typhoon Toll Now Set at 49   32 of 61 Aboard Motorship Kina Missing Friday

STORM KILLS 49 IN PHILIPPINES 32 DIE ON SHIP   29 of 61 Passengers Aboard Kina Reported Safe; Report of Deaths Incomplete.

Manila Counts Scores Dead In Worst Typhoon      Toll Of Dead And Missing Stands At 49.

TYPHOON DEATH TOLL REACHES 49   COMMUNICATIONS ARE STILL DISRUPTED AS ISLANDS COUNT DEAD

*Death Toll In Philippines To Reach New High   TYPHOON TAKES MANY LIVES IN ISLAND AREA

Typhoon Toll Stands at 49 In Philippines   Islands Begin Mopping Up After Violent Storm; Thirty Two Aboard Ship Lost

Philippines Area Busy Repairing Typhoon Damage   Complete Check of Casualties May Take Several Days

Philippine Isles Count Cost of Raging Typhoon   Death Toll Stands at 49, With Many Areas Still Isolated

Typhoon Toll 49   Seores of Injured. And Millions of Dollar: Damage in Wake of Storm in Philippines

TOLL OF DEAD MISSING 49 IN TYPHOON   32 On Board Ship Remain Unaccounted For   DAMAGE TO REACH   Untold Millions. As Sugar And Coconut Crops In Philippines Ruined

Warnings Fly Along Coast; See Worse Gales Blowing Up   Highest Winds So Far Mild Compared To Latest Tornado

Horida West Coast Warned Of High Winds   Storm Is Showing Signs of Increasing In Intensity Today

ANOTHER WARNING ON WEST COAST OF FLORIDA TODAY   [Against Dangerous Gales As  Storm Hovered Over Tampa.   ABOUT AT STANDSTILI   The Storm, Nothing Yet to Compare With the First Gale,

Dangerous Gales Lash West Coast of Florida   Second Tropical Storm in a Week Hovers at Virtual Standstill Over Tampa Bay With Signs Of Growing Intensity: Flood Waters Battled

NOT SO STRONG RAKES FLORIDA   West Coast Torn By Winds; Peninsula Threatened With Flooding Rain

Florida Warned Of New Storms   Second Tropica! Gale In Week Hovering Over Tampa Bay Area

Most Acute’ Menace  * Is Over Mucklands; Mississippi Is: Digging Out

Montana Weather      Ry  sociated Prass   New Gales Expected to Hit Florida West Coast

Second Tropic ‘Storm Slams Florida Coast   "Junior Hurricane” Threatens Area. With Flooding Rain

FLORIDA'S STORM PROGRESS HALTED   Gale Is Virtually Stationary Off Tampa.

Florida Coast Get: New Warning of  Dangerous Storm  Second Tropical Gale Now Hovering Over Tampa Bay

SNP Bes) SAREE EET Ee  Second Blow Hits Florida;  Heavy Rains Hold Threat   New Storm Is Tame Compared To First; Wind At 50-60 Miles

Storm Hovers Over Tampa Bay   Florida West Coast From Tampa North Warned of Storm

Second Tropical Storm Hits Florida; Report 60-Mile Winds Gathering Fury

Florida Coast Hit By Second Tropical Storm  But Fury Far Less Than In Earlier   But Fury Far Less Than In Earlier Destructive Wind

FLORIDA STORM GAINING FORCE   Dangerous Gale Hovers Over Tampa Bay

New Storm Hits With High Winds And Heavy Rains   Second Tropical Disturbance To Sweep Florida,

Winds Batter. F lorida Area; Fruit F looded   West 'Coast."Again Hit By ‘Tropical Storm, Termed “Milder” Than That . Of Last Week

New Storm Hovers Over Tampz   Relatively Mild So Far, Storm Shows . Some Signs of Increasing in Intensity

Florida West Coast Warned Of New Gales   Storm Shows Signs Of Increasing in Intensity as It Moves ~ Slowly Northward 

Florida West Coast Warned Against Gales ‘As Tropical Storm Hovers Off Tampa Bay

Wheat Sets Record Mark In Chicago, Flour Soars,  Hogs Take Tumble, _. Butier Is Firm:

Poultry Men’s Plan Rejected   Group Drafts New Substitute Proposal

Poultry and Feed Men Meet Today  To Give Lueckman Grain-Saving Plan

France Dons Arbiter Role On Balkans  Offers Amendment To Overcome Wid

On Balkan Problem ...  France Takes The Lead In Move To Reconcile View Of East And West

L.S.-Red Accord In Balkans Sought  Compromise Plan Offered by France On Border Watch

France Acts to Avert a Break   Would Heal SovietU. S. Balkan Split

France Moves To Settle Problem Of Greek Border   . Delegate Offers Amendments To U. S. Plans

France Offers Amendments   Seeks Coinpromise Between U.S. And Soviet Positions

Battle for Baby Takes a New Turr  . Mrs. Moyer to Put Up Fight for Son

Christmas In Euro pe Concentrates Most Of All On Yearned-For Material Blessing:

LABOR GROUP ~ FACES PROBE -- BY.CONGRESS   WORLD FEDERATION OF _ TRADE UNIONS TO BE IN: VESTIGATED BY COM- MITTEE

ACTIVITIES OF WETU TOBE INVESTIGATED   Charges Made Organization  Red Inspired

Russians Believed To Be Taking Half Of Goods Produced In Their German Control Zone For Own Use

Highway Patrol Appointments Go To 41 War Vets   Two Ottumwans Includ. ed; 31 Assigned To General Police Work.

Bradley Returns To Army To Find Size And Problems Much Different

BONUS BILL BACK 10 COMMITTEE   : lowa House Votes Return  Without Fight

First Step In Campaign For ‘Resurrection   Proponents Say Committee Will Reverse Its Ace tion To Kill.

REVIVE ACTION FOR VET BONUS   Towa House Votes to Recommit Bill te Grour

Famed Case Breaks Open In New York   Congress Requested To Resume Probe of GOP Worker's Death

Body Of Missing Witness Is Found  Reopens Case Of Slair ‘Campaign Worker

Sub-Freezing Temperatures Continue Here   Main Roads Reported In Good Condition by State Highway Patrol ‘With No Rain or Snow

Woodring Reported Interested in New Railroad Venture  Former War Secretary and Associates ” to Inspect M&A

Party To Visit Idle M. And A.   May Be Interested In Buying Road

Bevin Makes Announcement Amid Final Session of London Parley; , Arabs Told All Plans Have Failed

HOLY LAND FIGHT MAY BE GIVEN UN   Bevin Reports Tha! Solution Still Seems Far Away

Bevin Says Britain Will Submit Appeal   Failure to Reach Aqreement Leads Te Newest Move

Palestine Case To Go To U.N.   No Solution Reached On Holy Land Problem

HOLY LAND ROW TO BE GIVER TO UNO GROUP   Britain To Turn Over Issue To Council After Failure To Reach Agreement

Palestine Issue Is . ToBeTakenBefore (United Nations   Bevin Makes’: Statement to Arah Delegates in Final Session of Cainterencea

Britain To Take Palestine Issue To United Nations      Bevin Tells Arabs Action Being Taken Since No Proposal Put Forward By Britain Has Proved Acceptable Even As A Basis For Further Discussion

PALESTINE ISSUE WILL BE TAKEN TO UN FOR. DECISION   British Decide to Give Dispute to United Nations As Other Methods Fai}

Six Billions Slashed By House Vote   Upper House Due To Cut Off Only $4,500,000,000

Indonesian Truce Period fs Rough   Gunfire Continues es i Has for Manth Since CooseFise Order

indonesian Truce Period Is Rough   Gunfire Continnes. os tf Has for Month Since Cease-Fire. Grder. 3

Dutch Report . New Outbreak  In Indonesia   First Month Of U. N. Cease Fire Order Ends With “ NotOneDayOf Ouiet

House Approves Bills to Hike Per Capita School Annortionment to $55 and Teacher Salary, $2,000

New Tragedy Strikes Italy   Five Hundred Mines Ex. plode And Cause Undetermined Number Of Casualties   FOLLOW DEATHS OF 47 IN BOAT SINKING

“Molotov... Plan’ Has Weakened “Red~ Influence   ‘Soviet Sphere Said:Open to “Western Infiltration”; Unable to Match 'U.'S.°  Pawer

Soviet Sphere Still Open to U.S. Influence   Common Desire in Satellite Nations for Dollar Loans

Writer Learns People Looking Toward U.S.   Molotov Plan, As. Opposed To Marshall's, Not Successful

U.N. fo Elect New President   Soviet Sphere Nations Still Open To West

Jester’s Inauguration Promises to Be State's Largest Postwar Celebration

Brand Reports Of U.S. Military Aid As Untrue   Government of Greece Says U. S. Army Aid Reports Are ‘‘Untrue Sensationalism’’   FIRST PHASE OF ‘INVASION’ ENDS

Officials Say Force Formed in Albania; U.S. Aid Is Expected   Many Captured Guerrillas Reported Unable To Speak Greek Language; New Border Raiding Groups Rumored Being Organized

TWO-HUNDRED“DIE'IN FLOOD   BREAKING: OF DAM CAUSES DEATHS AND HUGE PROPERTY LOSSES IN GERMANY

G KILLED WHEN AUTO CRASHES INTO CULVERT   Wednesday’s Crackups Boost State Traffic Death Toll to 477

GOV. GOODLAND SWORN IN ANEW   Pledges Two More Years 0! Sound Government

C-54 Transport Crew Flies Ocean, Lands Without’ Touching Controls

ISON AIRLINER THAT HIT ALASKAN MOUNTAIN KILLER   Coast Guard Party, After Reaching Scene of Crash, Sends Terse Message “No Survivors.”   WRECKAGE PARTLY DESTROYED BY FIR   Peak Higher Than Charts Show and Editor Says This * May Have Contributed to Disaster,

Alaska Plane Wreck Yields 18 Bodies  Height Of Peak — Wrone On Maps

Airliner Hit Peak 200 Ft. From Top on Island 6 Miles From Field He Was Seeking

HO SURVIVORS IN ALASKAN PLANE CRASH   18 Passengers Lest PAA Alvilner Strikes Desk -

No Survivors In Crash On Alaskan Peak   Coast Guard Party Reaches Scene; Say ‘Charts Are Faulty

Searchers Reach Plane Wreckage;  18 Persons Dead   PWA Liner Crashed Into Mountain Sunday On Seattle-Juneau Flight

Plane Crash In Alaska Fatal to All 18 on Board   Climbing Party Reaches Wreckage Near Snowy Top Of Mount Tamgas

NO SURVIVORS OFPLANE GRASH  at aa  ON ALKONA PCAN   Rescue Party Confirms Death of 18 Passengers; Four Bodies Recovered

FIND 18 DEAD IN WRECKAGE   Searching ~ Party Reports No Survivors in Crash Of Plane in Alaska

New Portal  e For Miners It’s Built Like Modern Hotel With Showers,  Klowuntar and lannaco.

Revolving Doors Too RL IR a SY  New Mine Portal Has All Miodern Conmlorts

Mental Hospital Construction Not To Be Curtailed   Governor Duff Says Inflated Costs. Cannot Be Allowed To  Delay Program :

GOP Forces Plan Heavy Budget Cut   Predict Defeat For Democratic Tax Cut Delay

PROPOSE SLASH IN AGRICULTURE BUREAU FUNDS   Subcommittee Slashes $456,000,000 from Budget Request

Praises President: ; Farley Will Support Truman, >» Says His Chances ‘Enhanced’

Truman Gets Aid of Farley   Economics Declared Key to 1948 Outeome

Farley Endorses Nomination of Truman in 1948   Believes Election ts Contingent on Foreign Domestic Conditions

James Farley Pledges Support For Truman In 1948 Presidential Race

U. 5. Cotton Acreage Rises I7 Per Cent   Cotton Acreage Kor Texas Up 33 Per Cent For °47

Southerners Warned Liberal’ Platform Needed for Election   Defeat in 1948 Campaign Risked, Sen. Pepper Says

Game Baffles U.N. Delegates   Russian Finds American Baseball Confusing; Chinese Boy Wise

Plot Campaign — To Oust Flies ~ In This County   At Meeting Called by Max Naylor at Pocahontas

Map Program In °. County Meeting Friday Evening   Local Fly Control Movement Is In Support. of State . wide Campaign

LONE DISPUTE SLOWS ACTION ON LABOR BIL   Conferees Expect To End Work By Today

Reveal Attack On Nurse In Car   Transfer Of Negro From Talbot: To Harford Jail Taken As Precaution.

$300,000 Shop Being Built — By Celanese - ae   New Structure To Have Latest: Safety Features: °

UN Turns Down Russian Plans in US Aid to Greece   Austin Says American Motives Not Meant to Be Political

Russians Lose ‘Fight in U. N. On Aid Plar   Security Council Rejeets Demand for Supervision’ Of Truman Doctrine

Demand For UN Control Of U.S. Help Defeated   Two Other Soviet Moves Turned Back

U.N. TURNS DOWN RUSSIAN PROPOSAL ON AID TO GREECE   Poland Alone Backs Suggestion American Help Be Put Under Supervision of Peace Organization.   BALLOT CLIMAXES WEEKS OF DEBATE   Council Votes to Maintain Observers in Northern Greece Pending Further Action on Situation.

Soviets Beaten Down On Demand For UN Control Of U. S. Aid To Greece   American Delegate Declares Money Not For Political Purpose As U. S. Press And Radio Would Reveal It To World

UN SUPERVISION RED BID REJECTEL   Council Denies nies Soviet Pies  Regarding U S.A n Balkans _

Council Rejects Soviet Demand  Sought UN Power Over Aid To Greece

‘Should Quit’ C1O Official Tells Maj. Gen   Of Opinion he Should Have Called For Adequate Staff

CIO Official Calls for Resignation Of Fleming Because of Rent Order

UNION LEADER ASKS FLEMING RESIGNATION   Clo's Carey Says Rep Head's Testimony Of Mixup ‘Sufficient? Cause

CIO Says Fleming Rent Order Mixup  Basis for Firing  Union Thinks Boost Would — Upset Wage Negotiations

Fleming Should Quit, C10 Says  i tes Attdmpt at & Ri  enerrni Kenr Kice

Todav In Coneress   =10 Leader Says Fleming Ought To Resign; All Wage Earners Should Pay Some Tax, House Told: Portal-Pay Hearings Begin

Declares Agency Chief's Testimony “Sufficient To Call For His Resignation”

C10. ASSAILS 0.T.C. HEAD FOR RENT INCREASE ORDER; NATIONAL REAL ESTATE GROUP WANTS HIKE

SAYS FLEMING SHOULD RESIGN   Officer of CIO Declares  Reasons Sufficient

C10 Official Hits Fleming Rents Stand   Testimony Enough To Call for His Resignation, Claim

NEW HOUSING CHIEF NAMED   Raymond M. Foley Heads Consolidated Agency Under New Setup

CONSOLIDATE   Truman Acts To Speed Ur Program by Combining Anencies

Nation Is Warned Recession Means  World Collanse   U. S. Future Foreign Policy Effected By Pie Popularity

Quiz On Pie Helps Shape U. S&S. Policy   Dirksen Heads House Groups Surveying Europe’s Needs In  . Recovery And Military Conditions

EACH PERSON TO BE ELI . GIBLE, FOR . 35 _POUNDS —~ UNDER THE REVISED .~ a PLAN.

SUGAR RATION MAY BE RAISED T0 33 POUNDS   Officials Predict Increase of Ten Pounds Per Person

SOVIETS EXPEL WRITER FOR AP   Hungarian Reds Accuse Guinn Of Espionage And Smuggling

HUNGARY OUSTS AP WRITER Texas-Born Correspondent Expelled for ‘Espionage’

WRITER OUSTED FROM HUNGARY   Jack Quinn Is Expelled By Communist-Dominated Government

HUNGARY EXPELS A, P, REPORTER      Guinn Given 24 Hours to Leave Country

HUNGARY OUSTS YANK. NEWSMAN   A. P.’s Guinn Expelled For ‘Espionage’ Activity -

Spy Ring Work Is Charged   Jack Guinn Alo Accused OF Helping Smuaggle Criminals. Gat of Country

Hungary Expels U.S. News Correspondent   Writer Told to Leave -In 24 Hours---Follows’ Similar Yunaclaw Artlan

Hungary Expels American Writer  AP Correspondent to Leave for Yienna

Hungarians Give AP Correspondent Choice ‘Of Leaving Or Face Smuggling Charges

AP Correspondent Expelled By Government of Hungary ‘Must Leave or Face Criminal Charge

Faces Charge. Of Espionage lf He Remains  Guinn Expulsion Follows Arrest Of Miss Pallos

U.S. Writer ls Ousted From Hungary   Associated Press Correspondent Told To Leave Country,

Hungary Expels U. §. Newsman For ‘Espionage’   Jack Ginn, Associatec Press Writer, Given 24 Hours to Leave

AP WRITER 10 LEAVE HUNGARY   Ordered Out by Reds or Face Charges

PARENTS YIELD SEX FIEND SON   Youth Of 17 Allegedly Admits Brutal Murder Of 11-Year-Old Girl; Turned In By Parents; Another Gir! Missing.

ALL. OUT PRODUCTION OF _-GRAINS. AND . LESS LIVE: STOCK FEEDING 15’  +. PROPOSED 

9 MILLION AGRE INCREASE IS AIM   Government Sets Lower Livestock Goal; Russia Leads U.S. In Grain

ASK FARMERS 10 PLANT 4 MILLION MORE ACRES   Set Lower Livestock Goals For Next Year   LESS MEAT FOR THE U. S.

U. S. GOALS FOR CROPS RAISED   Acreage Estimates Boostec As Lower Livestock Quota Is Set

U.S. URGES COT IN MEAT, MORE GRAIN FOR 1948   New Farm Goals Aimed A Providing More Help For Needy Abroad

Farmers Are Asked To Plant Nine Million More’ Acres In U.S. Next Year

‘Retaliatory Operations  British Troops Pour Into Holy Land For ‘War’

British Troops Pour Into Palestine Ready for Big Smash on Extremists

JEWISH GROUP WARNS BRITISH   Says Retaliation to Bring More Violence

Jewish Group Urges British Avoid Fighting In Holy Land   Desert Vets Arrive In Palestine Ready For Full Offensive

Britain Warned — By Jewish Group   ’ Haganah Urged Britain To Avoid Retaliatory. Action — In City Of Palestine.

New Troops Pour Into Holy Land —   British Warned Against Retaliatory Action As Reinforcements Arrive

Troops Halt Riot in Polish-Camp   ‘American Flag Hauled Down by Group in Germany

Closed Shop Bill Delayed in the Senate   Understood That New Amendments May Be Offered

Wildcat Rail Sirk Cutting Stee! Output   Enough Steel To Make 8,000 Autos Daily Being Lost.

Railroad Unions Attempt fo Settle Wildcat Strike   Enough Steel to Make 8,000 Autos a Day Lost Due to Walkout

Wildcat Railroad Strike Reduces Steel Production   Production Loss Said Equal To Steel for 8,000 Autos; Workers Ask Waga Increas

Production Of Steel Held Up By Rail Strike   Brotherhoods Try To Get Men Back On Jobs In Pittsburgh

New Efforts to Settle Walkout  Steel Loss Enough For 8.000 Cars Daily

Wildcat Rail Strike at Pittsburgh Causing Big Daily Steel Output Loss

Operations of Four Plants ‘Nearing Zero   Fear Long Walkout By: Railroaders-on Inter-Plant System

Railroaders Join  In Wildcat Strike   Efforts to Settle Walkout Failure in Early Stages

RAIL CREWS’ STRIKE CONTINUES AT MILLS   2 Brotherhoods Seek Peace In Pittsburgh Dispute

Union R. R. Tieup Is Unauthorized   Pittsburgh District Mills Employing 35,000 Affected; Automobile Industry Disturbed.

Efforts Renewed To End Strike   Railroad Tie-Ups May Greatly Affect  Car Manufacturing

New Efforts to Settle Wildcat Rail Walk-Out;   Union Representatives Dispatched; Steel Output Reduced

STEEL RAILMEN SEEK ‘PACKAGE’ IROOST FOR PAY   50-Cent Increase, Month’s Vacations Items in Deadlock

LEADERS SEEK RAIL STRIKE END   Wildcat Tieup Cuts Stee] Production Schedule

Steel Loss Mounts in Rail Strike   Unemployment Alse Spreads; No Progress Toward Settlement

Rail Strike Strangles Steel Plant   Wildcat Walkout Cuts Production Rw 16.000 Tons

Peace Sought in Wildcat Rail Tieup; ‘Steel Lost Would Make 8,000 Cars

Seek to. Settle Wildcat Strike   Railmen Out, Causing Loss of 16,000 Tons of Of Steel Daily

New Efforts To Settle Rail Strike  Carnegie Claims  Strike Causing ‘Big Daily Loss

Steel Output Hit Hard By Railroad Strike   EFFORTS MADE TO END WILDCAT WALKOUT IN EAST

Union Leader Says Walkout Unauthorized   Enough Steel To Make 8,000 Autos Daily Is Lost

Steel Strike Continues   Plant Railroad Workers Walkout Idles 15,000 Other Employes

New Efforts Made to End Rail Walkout   Steel Mills Employing 35,000 Affected by Wild cat Strike

Fail To Seftle  Wildcat Strike 15,000 Affected at Carnegie-Illinois

New Efforts  Made To Settle Wildcat Strike   Railroad Workers Causing Loss Of Enough Steel To Make 8.000 Automobiles A Day

New Efforts Made to End Rail Walkout   Strike Cuts Operctions at Steel Mills

Representatives oj ' Two  Brotherhoods Are Dispatched to Pitsburgh

Lose 8,000 Cars A Day From Strike   Wildcat Steel Ticup Cuts Car Output; New Effor' To Stop Walkout Made in Pittsburgh

2 Brotherhoods Making Effort To Get Trainmen Back on Job At Big Steel Mills; Production Level Virtually ‘Zero’ As Mills ‘Freeze’

Sufficient Steel to Make 8,000 Cars a Day Lost by Strike      Unaiithorized ‘Waikout of Steel Railroad Workers Stops Production

Big Plants Shut Down By Walkout   Curtailment Causes Loss Of Sufficient Steel to Make 8,000 Cars Daily;  Wear TInrrence GSanah*

New Efforts To Settle Wildcat Railroad Strike   Enough Steel Is Being Lost Each Day To Make R O00 Automobiles.

Rail Brotherhoods Move to Settle Pittsburgh Strike   Company Official Says Tieup Costing Steel Enough for 8,000 Cars Daily

Wildcat Strike Of Rail Workers Costly. In Steel  Unauthorized Strike Has 1,800 Pittsburgh Area Men Off Jobs

Wildcat Rail Strike Slashes Steel Output   Loss Each Day Enoug} To Make 8,000 Autos. Renew Efforts To Reach Settlement

WILDCAT RAIL STRIKE STYMIES STEEL OUTPUT   LOSE ENOUGH METAL TO MAKE 8000 AUTOS DAILY, PLANTS SAY

NEW EFFORTS TC SETTLE WILDCAT RAILROAD STRIKE   Causing Loss of Steel Sufficient to Make 8,000 Autos a Day.   WANT MEN BACK ON JOB   The Railroad Transports Material to and From the Big Mills

— SERVE MILLS — 2 Unions Act to End Walkout   WORKERS ASK 50-CENT RISE

britam Ready For Drastic Slash In Buying  Downing Street Pessimistic On European Recovery Hopes

ADVOCATES OF SCHOOL AID WIN IN IOWA HOUSE   Lower Chamber Passes $8,000,000 Annual Emergency 2-Year Bill

Armed Men Rob Jerusalem Movie  City Stirred By General Police Alarm

Theater Robbery Stirs Jerusalem  High Court Rejects Habeas Cornus Writ

Bandit Trio Gets $800 in Jerusalem   Holdup Whips City Into Wild  Excitement

‘HOLDUP AND A NEW BOMBING STIRRED 'BRITISH SECURITY GUARDS ANEW IN SRIOT-TORN PALESTINE THIS MORNING .

Taft Rules Out Truman Health Plan Action   Senator Says There Is No Place on Senate Schedule   Five Men Killed In Plane Crash   Price Cutting Ends In Newburyport

90-Mile Hour Drive Off Docks Fatal to Three   Car Pursued by Police Plunges Into Sabine River

Car Chased By Officer At Orange   One Occupant of Death Cor Saved By A Wrestler

Three Boys Drowr In Stolen Auto  Orange, Tex., Police Chase Ends in River

 Will Suspend Business For Day   No Mail Deliveries On New Year's

FIREMEN ASK _ COOPERATION   Huge Losses Spur Ob: servance Of Fire Prevention Week,

. = Accepts UN’s Proposal On ‘A’ Control   Program Calls For Strict Supervision By World Atomic Authority

First Gov't To Indicate   Acceptance   ‘Plan Providing for World _Atomic Control Authority Devised by 11 Nations.

U.S. Accepts UN Plan for Atomic Enersy Control:   ‘Nation Becomes First to  Asree With Experts From 11 Countries

U.S. First To Accept Proposal On Atom Contro!   American Delegate Says Only Plan Offering ‘Effee tive Security’; Would Supervise All Activities

Asks World Group Rule  Activities   Wants Supervision Of Atomic Energy To Be Very Strict

U.S. Accepts World Atom Control Plan   Setup Based Upon Strict Supervision By U.N. Authority

U.S. Accepts UN A-Bomb Contro!   American Delegate’s Action is First for Strict Supervision

SAGE HL £ ieee  Orphanage Picnic Funds of $1,587 Renarted Stalen

Churchill’ Ex-Convict/Maxey Rips WarningLateSuspect InNewTaxLaw Labor Wins $500,000 Grab As Unwise

1S. SEHATORIVES OPPOSES BILL 10 BAN CLOSED SHOP   Believes Move Would Cause Chaotic Conditions 'in OF © dadivecesa:

40c Sugar, 15c Candy Bars--If Sugar Controls End   What's the Outlook for Nation's Sugar Problem in Face of Grave Threats to Rationing. Controls?

First. Erie Diesel Passenger Engine To Gc Hato Service Monday: Schedule Exhibition Rur

SENATOR BERGER TO ADDRESS P.T.A.   At Meeting Tomorrow Evening At High School Auditorium.

SENATOR BERGER TO ADDRESS P.T.A.   Officers And Committees Are Announced.

Martial Law Threat Fails To Halt Killings   Ten Arabs And Two Jews Die In New Flare-up Of Palestine Violence

Hurricane Hits Georgia Coast  Hundred Mile Winds Cause Heavy Damage

High Tides Battering ‘Sea Coast   Hurricane Is Part Of Tropical Storm Which Hit Florida

Hurricane Veers to Strike. Savannah ‘Area   Georgia City Lashed © By 80 to 100 inph Wind«---Storn: Lessens

Savannah Is Lashed By Hurricane   Storm Is Moving Across Georgia And Losing Force

Gale Moves Across The State Losing Force After 80 To 100 M.P.H. Blow

Savannah Is - Lashed Anew By Hurricane   HEAVY DAMAGE FROM NEW STORM IS EXPECTED

Lujl Follows First Blow; Many Take To Shelters   Trees Are Uprooted And Windows Broken; No Casualties Listed

Losing Force Rapidly As It  Travels Inland   Man Crushed by Falling Tree Near Charleston, S. C.

Hurricane Moves Inland; Strikes  Savannah Area   Lashes Savannah with 95-Mile Gusts; Property Damage Limited.

Moving Across Georgia; Losing Force Rapidly   First Reports Indicate Little Property Damage; Beach Areas Hit By Towering Waves

100-MILE WIND HITS PROPERTY, UPROOTS TREES   Two C-47’s Smashed Wher Hangars Topple; Florida Fights Raging Floods

‘Hurricane Hits Savannah and — Crosses Georgia   Coast Resorts Baliered by Tides.

Hurricane Strikes Savannah; Damage  Is Not Fully Reported   No Casualties Are Reported as Result of 80°t6 100 Mile per Hour Winds; Chatham Airport Loses Two Hangars, Two C-47s Are Ruined

Savannah Hit  By Hurricane   Towering Waves, High Winds Lash’ Beach Areas, Streets

Winds Reach Velocity Of 80-100 MPH   Towering Waves Bring Floods In Some Cities

80-100 MILE WINDS BLOWING OUT AFTER GEORGIA COAST HIT  TOWERING WAVES BATTER EVACUATED BEACHE ; AC 14 PACTIAT Tt DEDAD TT!

Waves, Tides Flood Streets And Beaches      No Casualties in Area; Trees Felled, Buildings Damaged By Storm

100 MPH Gales Lash Savannah, Waters Flood City Streets   Expect Winds to Carry 150 Miles Into State Today

High Waves Menace Beach Areas of City   Several Hangars Caved In, Planes Destroyed; Several Small Homes Toppled by Winds

Hurricane Sweeping in From Atlantic Lashes Savannah With Strong Winds, Then Loses Force Going Inland

HURRICANE HITS SAVANNAH BEACH; MINOR DAMAGE   HIGH TIDE SEEN GREATEST MENACE IN STORM’S WAKE

100-Mile Winds Hit Savannah And Environs   High Waves Roll Over Beaches; Hanqars Cave in

NO CASUALTIES BUT EXPECT BIG PROPERTY LOSS   Gale Moving Across Georgia Subsiding; High Tides Flood Highways

Gale Lashes At Georaia Coast   Winds Up To 100 Miles An Hour Strike Savannah; Qne Casualty Reported As Storm Moves Inland

'—BEACH AREAS EVACUATED— Savannah And Coast Menaced By Towering Waves And High Winds  Tides Piling Over Seawall; Chatham Ajenart Bard Ei: Riildineg Ceallawene

STORM STRIKES SAVANNAH, GA. AND ENVIRONS   io Casualties Reported; Belie! deid Property Damage May Be Limited.

Thousands Evacuated In Savannah   Strong Winds Lose Force Movina Inland

Savannah  Lashed   80 to 100 Mile Winds Sweep Area; Towering  Waves Menace Beaches

Savannah Hit by 100° Mile Winds   ‘No Casualties Reported 4 There But Charleston Man Is Killed   AIRPORT IS DAMAGED   Brick Front of Engineering Company Office Falls Into Street

First Reports Indicate Limited Damage From Wind And Floods   Beach Resorts  Are Evacuated   Eighty To 100-Mile Hour Wind Unroofs Buildings And Uproots Trees

No Casualties Are Reported This Morning   Property Damage in Stricken Area Tn Bo Evtencive

‘Savannah Lashed By  Hurrjeane   Storm Sweeps In From Atlantic; National Guard Planes Wrecked: No Casualties Reported

Hurricane Sweeps Inland Lashing Savanah, Ga. Area   Falling Tree Kills Man; Coast Property Damaged

GEORGIA AREA ON COAST HIT BY HURRICANE   One Killed as Raging Winds Center on Savannah

100-Mile Wind Smashes Small: Homes, Hangar  Blow Loses Force. Fast as It Moves — Across Georgia

Storm Lashes At Savannah: Some Damaae   A Split Off Hurricane; Winds Up To 95 MPH.

{00-Mile Winds Lash Savannah And Environs   Bulldings Wrecked: High Tides Sweep Atlantic Canct

SAVANNAH HIT BY 100-MILE WIND STORM   U. S. Highway Is Littered With Fallen Trees   Reported At Chatham Airport; Towering Waves Hammer At Beaches

Storm Centered About Savannah   Towering Waves Whip Beach Areas; First Reports Indicate Limited Property Damage. ”

Vicious Storm ‘Hits Areas On Georgia Coast   Trees*Uprooted, Building: Damaged By Terrific Winds; Beach Areas  Are Evacuated

Damage Caused In Savannah And Environs   Airport In Path Of Storm; Gale Moves ’ Across State

Towering Waves Batter Low-Lying Beach; Tides Caused Flooded Streets In Movement Across Stat

BEACHES ARE BATTERED BY HIGH TIDES   Flood Waters Funnel Toward Florida Coast

Towering Waves Flood Low Areas One Man Crushed   By the Associated Press  SAVANNAH, Ga., (/P) —A hurricane sweeping in fro the Atlantic lash-

Savannah Area Hit By Tropic Hurricane   Winds of 80 to 100-Mile Velocity Sweep City afte: Breakina Off Storm Now Out over Ocean

Disturbance Continues Across State  Towering Waves Batter Lowly Reach Areac

Savannah Swept By Fury of Hurricane   Murricene Splits Off Storm Thet Had: Already Moved fete Affentic, Turns ond Smashes Herd at Coastiine

Hurricane Lashes Georgia   Off-Shoot of Florida’  Storm: Loses Force As It Moves Inland; Most Damage to Tabs. Glass

$100,000.000 Road Program Planned by State   Prospects for 1949 To Depend on Funds, See. Smock Asserts

Wanted Snecial’ Preohe   INFANT FALLS FROM AUTO IN PATH OF 2 OTHER CARS

‘Unification Measure Sent to President; Resolution Ends War Emergency Statutes

Armed Unity Bill Passed   Goes To President; Leaves Few Hurdles In Way Of Adjournment Seturday

Vote hy Voice Passes Major Legislation   ' Hoffman Sees Elimination of  World War Ii Waste

The Weather.   Merger Bill  To Truman   House OK On Armed  Service Unification  Clears Way For Action On Other Measure

Quick Signature Due For Unification Plan  Path Cleared for House Showdown On Senate-Anoroved Waal Sunnoart

MERGER BILL WINS APPROVAL   Wouse Completes Action on Armed Services Measure

ARMED FORCES UNITY REACHED   Action Completed on Bill Identity of Marine Corps Safeguarded

Final Approval Given Measure Unifying Forces   Bill to President For Expected Quick Approval: Other Major Legislation

House Completes Action On Unification Bill For U. S. Armed Forces

House Completes  Action On Bill To  Unify Services — Clears Hurdles  For Adjournment

Unification Bill Is Sent To President   House Action Clears One of Last Barriers To Adiournment

House Passes Bill To Unify  Armed Foree:   Differences “Ironcd Out” By Joint Commilttee, Truman Expected To Sign Measure

Armed Service: Bill Is Sent To ‘White House   House Completes Action Today On  Moracnre

GREATDEMANDFOR COTTON NEXT YEAR IS NOW CERTAIN  Foreign Markets  Will Purchase All T T qQ oN a oe ee

Greek Aid Plan ‘Opens Next Week   Key Members to Leave for Athens Soon; Greeks  Make Changes

AID TO GREECE READY 10 BEGIN   Will Swing Into Actior Next Week When Mission Leaves

Two Icebreakers Evacuate Party From South Pole   Huge Barrier No Trouble For Shivs

[ce Breakers Aid Byrd Expedition   Navy’s Antarctic Party Watches Conquest Of Ice Barier Leaving Little America

CLOSE HOPKINS BRIDGE FRIDAY   Repairs by Fort Wayne Firm Expected to Require Several Weeks

IMMANUEL BAPT. CHURCH SERVES   Davip B, ZIMMERMAN, PASTOR HENRY SCHMELTEKOPF

IMMANUEL BAPT CHURCH ) SERVICES   LAVID B. ZIMMERMAN, PASTOR JULIUS HILL SUNDAY SCHOOLSUPT,

Georgia Woman Fasts As Protest Against Rent Control Restrictions

‘Me And Gandhi’  Aged Landlady Starts Fast Against U.S. Rent Agency

Protests Rents, Landlady Fasts  -Claime Income Not   Claims Income Not Encugh on Property

Landlady, Protesting Rent Decree, Begins Fast Unto Death a Ia Gandhi

“Me and Gandhr  tt ACO  Landlady to Fast Lntil She Gets Relief from Rent Agencies

INCOME INSUFFICIENT  Woman, 73, Begins Fast Against Rent Agencies

Protests By Fast   Landlady Goes. on Hun ger Strike to Prove Rent: Lids Too Low .

Landlady Begins ‘Hunger Strike’ but Rent Chief Calls it Publicity Stunt

Santa Fean Says He Lost $6250   Dr. Smith Testifies Of Deal With Mallen

Testifies “At ; Promote Charged With Using Mails ee to Defraud -

U.S. Seeking Monopoly on Atom Energy, Russia Says Rejects Series  Of Six Papers OK’c By Majority of  U. N. Commission

AMERICAN MONOPOLY OF ATOMIC ENERGY   Charge Is Made By Gromyko; United Nations Documents Baterted Be Sorici«c

REDS RENEW ATOM CHARGE   Soviet Union Again Claims United States Is Seeking Monopoly On Energy

Pope Says World Crying m Peace  Tells Visiting . "Senators of >  el a ea Baermimn

CHECKS SENT KIN OF MINERS   Survivors of Blast Victims To Receive First Money From Welfare Fund

Jews Ask Arabs To Move Troops From Palestine  14 Slain In Attack On Truck Convoy In Tel Aviv Area

Jewish Groups Ask Removal From Palestine Of Legion’s Trans-Jordan Arab Soldiers

J ews Demand Arabs Get Out Of Palestine   Troops Led’ By. ‘British: ir ‘Holy Land,.Now Used . " For Police Duty, ,. Face Charges

FOOD IS LOW IN JERUSALEM   People Begin To Feel Pinch Of Disrupted Communications     TRANSPORT IS UPSET

14 JEWS KILLED IN NEW ATTACKS   Hagana Asks Evacuation Of Arab Legion Troops

JEWS DEMAND ARAB SOLDIERS QUIT HOLY LAND   Trans-Jordan Legion Forces Strongly Opposed For ' Police Duty.   DEATH TOLL GROWS   Overland Transport Throughout Palestine ls © Disrupted Badly. *—

Want Arab Troops Ousted  14 Jews Killed   14 Jews Killed In Machine Gunning Of Truck Convoy

Jewish Leaders: Seek Removal of Arab Legion Troon:   - Demand Follows Gunning of Convoy in Which’ 14 Jews Were Killed. 1 &:Wounded

Arab Forces Attack Convoy ....  14 Killed. 15 Hurt  in Palestine Clash

Jews Ask Evacuatior  Of Arabs  Fourteen Die In Holy Land  Ciakeina

Jews Rage Over Arab Attack   Demand That Palestine Government Evacuate Trans-Jordan Troops

A JEWISH CONVOY TRUCK ATTACKED NEAR TEL AVIV   Fourteen Persons Were Killed and Fifteen Others Were Wounded.   AN ORDER ISSUED   Demand Immediate Evacua_tion of All Trans-Jordan Arabs.

Je ews. ; Demand Withdrawal 0 ‘Arab. Legions   Legion Machirieguins . Jewish Truck, Convoy In. Tel ‘Aviv: Region.

Jew Leaders Seek Evacuation of All Arab Troops   Legion Was Loaned _ To Palestine  For Police Duty

Arab Troops Kill 14 Jews   Leaders Call Upon Palestine Government To Evacuate Forces

Removal of Troop: Demanded by Jews  Arab Legion Attack On Convoy Kills 14, Results in Action

DEMAND ARAB LEGION LEAVE PALESTINE   Jews Ask Evacuation of Trans-Jordan Unit Following Attack Which Leaves 14 Jews Dead and 15 Others Wounded.

57 PERSONS KILLED IN HOLIDAY MISHAPS   Fifty-one of the Fatalities Are a Result of Automobile Acci- — dents—No State Deaths.

37 PERSONS LOSE LIVES BY VIOLENCE IN NATION OVER THANKSGIVING DAY

Sorghum Feudin’ Abrewin’   Editors To ‘Eat~Out’ Hoosier-Kaintuck’ ‘Lasses Duel; Corn Squeezin’s Are Barred

DUTCH ATTASK HOSPITAL: PLANE   Nine Are Killed as Ship Crashes near Capital

DUTCH SHOOT DOWN INDONESIAN MEDICAL PLANE; NINE, INCLUDING PILOT'S WIFE. KILLED IN CRASH

MERCY PLANE SHOT DOWN IN INDONESIA   Dutch Pilots Mistake Craft  Far. Bamber

New Violence  In Palestine;  One Jew Killed   Three British Constable: Wounded in Renewal of  Outbreaks at Tel Aviv

VETO THREAT BRINGS BLAST FROM HALLECK   ‘We're Not Writing Jus: Legislation President Wants,’ Solon Says

HALLECK FLAYS VETO THREATS AGAINST BILLS   Says G. 0. P. Congress Wil Write ‘Good Measures’ Regardless Of Talk

Disregard Veto Talk—Halleck   ‘Pass Good Bills Regardless,’ Advice

BLASTS TALK OF VETO THREATS AGAINST BILLS   House Leader Says ‘GOP In: tends to Keep on Writing Good Bills’

Halleck Blasts — Threats of Veto Against Measure   Republican’ Congress ts Write’ Good Bills Regardless.of Veto  Talk. He Saves

lleck Blasts to Threats eainst Bills  says Republicans ae ee   says Republicans Intend To Write rond Legislation

Halleck Takes Swing at Veto   Republican Leader Says He's Fed Up with Threat of Slapdown.

Halleck Flays Veto Threats.   Says Congress Won’t Be ‘Rubber Stamp’

VETO THREATS ON BiG BILLS BLASTED   G.O.P. Leader Halleck Raps Rival Legislators

Just Yelling ‘Wolf’?  Halleck Raps Talk Of Veto Against Bills  In Congress —   GOP Leader Says Threats Constitute Power Usurpation -

' —BIG BILLS—  Halleck Is Aroused By Veto Talk  Threats Assailed By House Leader

Halleck Flays Veto Threats Against Bills   GOP House Leader Asserts Talk Looks Like “Bear Stories’; Blasts Rep. McCormick

GOP Hits Talk Of Veto Threats  Congress Intends to ‘Write Good Bills’

THOUSANDS GO BACK TO WORK IN ENGLAND   Most Factories Reopen As Electricity Ban Ends

BRITAIN LIFTS LAST PHASE OF SHUTDOWN   Hundreds Of Workers Return To Factory Jobs

Ban Is Lifted   Thousands of Britons Are Back at Work After 3-Week Layoff

Says Wife Dug  Grave For Him   So Eager For Him To Die That She Dug Hole In Yard.

WIFE'S HEXES DISTURB HUBBY   She Had Grave in Yard  Ready for Him

Othman Ponders Post-War Wonders, Such as Luminous Bathing Garment

Lack of Funds To Opera : State Hospital Properly Blamed for Three Deaths

State Hospital Deaths Probed   Lack of Facilities Blamed in Scalding:

Nation's Leaders Tearful French Relates ‘ye Cattle Peril Final Hours With Wife

One Killed, Several Hurt When Explosion Tears 3-Story Factory To Bits

State Senate Reopens Wage, Hour Hearing   Wildlife Divorce Bill  Passed. Becomes Law

State Cafes Offerinc Meat Dishes as Usual on Menus   Creston Operators Follow General Trend Today

DEMAGOGUES AROUSES IRE OF SOLONS   Texas Legislators Accuse Jester of ‘Name Calling’

TO SPARK OBSERVANCE        Committers Chairman for Brother: hood Week Are Appeinted

AERIAL TRAFFIC PLAN ADVANCED   TAT OFFERS PROPOSAL FOR NETWORK OF AIR HIGHWAYS

Network of Aertar AM OWGYS MRP EES  EXPRESS ROUTES WOULD BLANKET U.S.

Public Safety Meeting Plannec   Held In Court House Tuesday, Aua. 19

ENGELBERT 10; HEAD COUNTY#? SAFETY PROGRAM   Appointed By Department Of Public Safety; To Hold County-wide: Meeting Soon

JEWISH SHIPS. ARE AWAITED   TWO VESSELS CARRYING 5,000 PERSONS ARE REPORTED * HEADING FOR PAL ESTINE'

HOOVER CANCELS SPEECH   Ph) stcian Suggests That Former . Bes hase Lp

Teacher PayHike Appears Set 20%   Speaker Picks Five To Hold Forth  For House

Senate Receives Bills To Extend Rent Controls  Measures Do Not Ask Ceiling Boost

SENATE SPLIT ON RENT HIKE   Issue Still Undecided A: New Bills to Continue Controls Appear

2 Rent Bills and Neither Gives Raise   Continuation Of. Control For Year Contained In ‘Both

2 Rent Control Bills Dodge Rise   Fleming Testifies Against Any Increase

SENATORS SPLIT ON RENT RAISES   Two Measures Extending Controls Fail To Call For Increases

rirepugs Pose Menace To Woodlands   State Police Probe Blazes In Various Parts of State

INSIDE THE TIMES TODAY   Sells Almost-New Cars At Big 'Loss. Dealer Haled Into Court

Practice of Selling Almost New Cars At a Loss Brings Dealer Into Court

CAR DEALER 10 EXPLAIN ‘DEALS’ IN CITY COURT   Sold Almost New Autos at Losses in Thousands at Cleveland

YOUTH NABBED IN DEATH CASE   2nd Degree Murder Charge Filed in Jones County

Dozen Farmers Sail for Pacific Isle To Start Anew. Dodge High Prices

Twelve Hardy Farmers To Colonize Tiny Pacific Island To Escape Hiah Prices

ol MINE TALKS   Administrator Blames Both Owners and Union for Failure to Make Progress in Case.   ARGUMENT TERMS HIT BY SPEAKER

‘Do Nothing’ Policy Charge  Denied By Administration   Administrator Says He Has Sought Constantly To Bring Mine Owners And Lewis Together Since Decem ber But That All Efforts Were Fruitless

BANKER ACCUSED OF SEEKING TRANSFER OF CHICAGO GANGSTERS TO BE ‘NEARER TO HOMES’

GRAIN REPORT WILL BOLSTER RELIEF DRIVE   Improvement In U. S. Crop Outlook Welcome News In Helping Europe.

INCREASES $ EEN MAY AID PROGRAM      Words of Secretary of Agriculture Call Forth Statement Today from President Truman.   SAVING OF GRAIN SAID OBJECTIVE

PLANE ‘PROP’ ~— BUT-OFF ARM   SAILOR ON LEAVE. SUFFERED LOSS OF ARM AT PRIVATE AIRPORT

Death Toll Mounts In Middle East , British Warning Is Given Jews. Arabs

Jews, Arabs Warned to End Strife   Seventeen Persons Lose Lives in Secaltered Violence

British Threaten Severe Measures As Jews, Arabs  Meet In Bloodiest Fight   High Commissioner Warns That Communal War fare, Which Has Taken 129 Lives In Past 11 Davs. Must Cease: Arabs Break Prison

TOLL MOUNTS IN HOLY LAND   ‘Deaths From 11 Days Of Violence Number 131; British Give Warning

Warn Jews And Arabs to Cease Bloody Warfare   Death Toll in Holy Land Violence Climbs To 131

Death Count In Holy.Land Climbs To 131   Eighteen Arabs Smash Way Out Of Acre Prison

Death Toll In Holy Land Disorders Mounts To 131   Jews. And Arabs Warned Of Stern. Measures Unless Le _ Bloodshed. Stops~—Warfare Spreads: : ‘0: Southern

18 Arabs Break Qut of Prison: Battle Spreads   17 killed in One of Rloodiest Daves Since LS Partition Decision

Economic Break Said Unnecessary   Former OPA Chiefs Ask 15-Cent Hourly Wace Increase: Changes in Program

No Necessity for Boom-and-Bust, President Says   Urges People to Use Common Sense, Keep Control From Greedy

Truman Urges Use of Common Sense In Formula to Prevent Depression

COMMON SENSE CAN PREVENT RECESSION   ' Presidem Says People Should Not  Let, The Cevedy: Get ‘Contset Of Natian

Formula To Prevent Depression Outlined   President Again Ex. presses Belief Prices Are Too Hiah

COMMON SENSE IS ADVISED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Is Providing Formula for Avoidance Of Another Depression

U. S. fo Step Up Food for Reich   Promises Enough to Maintain Ration

‘COMMON SENSE’ SAID NEEDED TO AVERT NEW DEPRESSION  Truman Assails High Prices

Greece Free Because Of U. §. Money   President Cites Result Of Help to European Country Today

Truman Reporis Greek Economic Plight Unchanged   Military Situation Worse, He Says in First Report On Aid for Greece, Turkey

Greece Still Free Because  Of U. S. Aid   Truman Qutlmes Economic Plight

We Saved Greece. Truman Tells U.S Military Situation  And Economic Plight Called Sull Critteal

GREECE ‘FREE’, BUT IN DANGER, TRUMAN SAYS   President Says U. S$. Aid Is Big Help; Says Basic Ilis Still Exist

Program Not Too Helpful In Greece   Economic Plight Not Improved And Military Picture Worse, Says Truman’s Report

Greeks Face Dark Future   Truman Sees Nation  Aided By U.S. Fund

Greece Is Still  Free   But Truman Reports Position Not Much Improved; Hints Need For More TJ. S. Aid

Improvement In Greece Said Slight   President Says Military  Qutlook Worse in His Report to Congress on  Assistance Program

GREEK PICTURE STILL BLEAK, SAYS TRUMAN   U. S. Aid Keeping Country Free, He Declares   Says Economic Plight Has Not Improved, Military Picture Is Worse

Truman Paints Greek Picture As Still Dark   Military Sitaation W'ors¢ And Economic Plight No Better, Despite Help From U. S.

Greece Is Stilt Free, Truman Tells Congress   Credits American Aid With Preserving Freedom; Economic Plight Still Serious

Order Needed For Recovery, President Says   Military Conditions Wors Since U.S. Fund Voted By Congress

PRESIDENT SAYS GREEK SITUATION LITTLE IMPROVED   REPORT DECLARES UNDERLYING CAUSES UNREST STILL EXIST

Greek Plight Not Improved. Truman Says   Country Is Still Free Because of U. S. Aid; Economic Plight Not Improved; Military Picture Is Worse.

President Asserts Greece Is Still Free; Military Picture Is Worse

MILITARY GETS MORE FUNDS IN GUERRILLA WAR   President Expresses Grave Concern; Hints That New Aid May Be Sought

—FIRST REPORT TO CONGRESS—  U.S. Aid Keeps Greece Free, Says President;  Economic Outlook Poor

TRUMAN SAYS U, S. AID KEEPS GREECE FREE’   But Reports Her Military, Economic Conditions Still Serious

GREECE IS STILL FREE, BUT POOR   Truman Describes Military Situation as Worse—American Aid Is Reviewed

? What's Cooking for Year 2004 Clothes to Have Built-in Heaters, Color-Change Gadaets

IN THE CRYSTAL BALL:  We'll Feel Immodest Without Our Goaales—Come Year 2004

Congress Attentive in 1848— Abraham Lincoln Made First Speech Well

Communism Has Tight Grip on Allis-Chalmers UAW, Is Testimony in Washington

WORKERS TELL OF REDS IN AG   Communists Rule Union At West Allis, House Committee Hears

3 A-C Workers Testify Union Communistic  Members Of New Independent Go On Stand At House: Committee Hearing

REPLEVIN SUIT OPENS      Prof. Clubb Is Seeking Damages From Hetzel for Furniture

US. Bidding Drives Wheat Close to Peak   Price War Seen Raising Market Suil Hicher

U. 5. Wheat Prices At Record Highs   Public, Private Buvers Bid High

Protest Rally Ends in Fights   1,000 Spectators Surge Around Hall In Historic Independence Square

Real Estate Control Bill  Passes House   Governor Gets Measure to Increase  Unemployment Payments toe $20.a week

Taft Attacks Long Range Aid, Home Programs   Careful Scrutiny For European Help Demanded

Sigler Taking Mediator Role  Controversy Over -- Sales Tax Issue

‘Great Achievements’ Announced  Atom Group Reports Progress In Medicine, Biology, Industry

AtomicEnergyProgram Gives Much Aid to~ Medicine and Industry  isolation of Elusive Disease Cells Major Development; Many Important Steps Expected to Follow Initial Projects

‘GREAT ACHIEVEMEN T°’ IN MEDICINE, BIOLOGY, INDUSTRY OUTLINED  PROGRESS NOTED IN ATOMIC PRODUCTS

ust! Floods Are Receding In Montana   Chester, Broadus, Pompeys Pillar and Worden Hardest Hit

AIM BALKANS ENDING ARMS, FN TO GREECE    List Guerrilla 'Training Sites  Fr

GREEK LEADER SAYS GUERILLAS COME FROM BALKAN STATES, FURNISHING ARMS, AMMUNITION

Telephone Rates  Higher Here on  January First   PSC Gives Capital City Firm Permission for New Schedule

Psychiatrists Call Chandler "A Paranoiac”   laim te Pas “Fixed, Systematized  Deluetnne”?

Marshall Urges Speed on Bills  Pins Priority Tag to 4 Measures Rar Convress Okeh by Tune 30°

Marshall Puts ‘Urgent’TagOn  Four Measures   Secretary Starts Drive To Have Congress Pass Major Legislation By June 30   Seeking Military Missions Abroad   “Urgency”? Cited as Certain Presidential Powers Slated To Expire In Five Weeks

Say Prompt Legislation. Needed In View Ney Fiseal Year and End-of Cedain War Powers .~

“Urgent” Tag Pinned on 4 Measures    Secretary of State Says Legislation Needed by June 30

SALE OF WEAPONS SOUGHT  Marshall Asks Quick Okay For Four Foreian Affairs Measures

Sec. Marshall Sets June 30 Bill Deadline   Four Foreign Affairs Measures Described as ‘Must’ Legislation

Congress Asked To Pass Four Foreign Measures  Betore June 30 Deadline

Marshall Calls For Action On Foreign Affairs   “Urgent” Tags Are Pinned On Four Measures; Pres« idential War Powers Dua To Expire On Fune 30

Urgent Tags Pinned to F our Bills on Foreign Affairs  «_   Drive to Get Needed Legislation Before Congress Adjourns Launched by Secretary Marshall

URGENT TAGS PUT ON BILLS BY MARSHALL   FOREIGN AFFAIRS LAWS PUSHED IN CONGRESS

Marshal In Plea for Bills   Congress Asked for Speedup on Four Foreign Measures

Marshall Urges Congress ToAct  On 4 Measures   Puts ‘Urgent’ Tags On Foreign Affairs Bills Making Slow Proares:

Marshall Asks Speedy Action  OnPolicy Bills   Foreign Affairs Measures Are Termed ‘Urgent? As Deadline Nears

Marshall Nudges * Congress to Get Foreign Action   Cites 4-Point Program Needing Decision by Next June 30

“Urgent Tag Attached To  4 i Measures  “a oo ae   Marshall Acts To Speed Action For. ‘Must’. Leeislation

Secretary Pleads For Passage Of Measures Before June 30   Military Mission Among Proposals   Amending Of Neutrality ~ Act To Sell Arms To Friendly Powers Asked

Marshall Opens Dris«  a» Seoe™ For June Passa". Top Foreign Measure:   Secretary of State Pins ‘Urgent’ Tags on Fou: Pieces of Legislation; Taft Takes Slap At Democrat Budget-Cut Talk

> Priorities Set   ‘Urgent’ Tags Are Assigned To Four Bills Now Pending   June 30 Deadline Set On IRO, Sale Of Arms, ‘Voice’

Marshall Pins Urgent Tag On Four Measures; Asks Their Passage by June 30   Four Bills Deal With Refugees, Military and Naval Missions, Arms Sales, Foreign Broadcasts.

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Bob Casey’s Gift Of Gusto Makes Reporting Real Art

Tribute to Bob Casey, a Man who Contributed Much to Newspaper Field

Chicago Daily News’ Bob Casey Rated Among ‘Great Scribes’ By Hal Boyle

War Department Broke Law of 75 Years’Standing If It Hired a  Campaigner for Training Plan

Prices Climb (n Vital Goods   Bread, Cotton, Flour, Petroleum, Iron and Grains Up; Hogs, Butter Lower

NEWSMAN JOINS ANTARCTIC TREE   Eleven in Byrd Party Fin Little America Buried in 6 Years of Snow

BYRD EXPLORERS CET BAD SUNBURN   Trek Over Snow and Ice to Little America Made by Eleven.

Antarctic Sunburn  om — ‘ woe  “Explorers. Trele 6 Miles; in 6 Hour:

on ee        Ante etic. Explorer? Fin 2 ca Under Six. Years of Snow

Seite UN UN Debate To      ‘aoe Says UE in Banger @  ‘Aiflence Fer Wer’ Get Benen

Dry Bill Hearing Planned Tuesday   Forces Rallying Tc Support, Oppose Referendum

Union Head Serves Notice of Demands  For Increased Pay  Asks Congress to Take Action on the Higher fan  mwiin fe

MASS MOVEMENTS OF JEWS MAY BE STAGED IN EUROPE   THOUSANDS MAY LEAVE FOR PALESTINE AND THOUSANDS OF OTHERS ENTER U.S. ZONE

Seek Weckler Clues in River  Bregaing Operations   Dragging Operations To Gommence Monda

Wisconsin River To Be Searched  Hope for Clues in Weckler Girl Case

Bridges Along Wisconsin Area of New Search   River Lowered to Aid Operations by Many Stete Acencies

Survey of Major Cities Shows Food Prices Soaring With Essential Products Leadina Spira

Meat, Butter, Milk, Bread Lead. Food Prices Upwarc   _ Minor Crisis Vevetops rere  City Officials Request Reduction of Water Use to Minimum Requirements

Food Prices Rise Above Levels of Decontrol in ‘46   Meat, Milk, Butter, Bread Spirat Upward

VARGA FLEES FROM LONG ARM OF REDS   No. 2 Man In Hungary Seeks  American Protection

Priest Flees From Hungary  To Avoid Arrest   Varga Was No. 2 Man In Nagy Regime Overturned by Reds

Speaker of Hungarian House, Fearing Communist Arrest, Flees to Austria

 Believed To Have Taken Refuge In U.S. Zone Of Austria, Says Report  Bela Varga, No. 2 Man In Ousted Nagy Government, Flees Hungary

Hungarian Leader Flees Country  Bela Varga Escapes From Communists

Hungarian Leader Goes to American Tone ot Austria to Avoid Ai pest

Bela Varga of Austria Flees   Speaker of House Escapes to Avoid Communist Arrest

Former Nagy. AideBelieved In U.S. Zone      Moscow Radio Denies Upwtising Took Place In Hungary -

High Hungarian Forced fo Flee To Escape Reds   Varga Presumed To Have Gone to American Zone

HOUSE SPEAKER FLEES HUNGARY TO AVOID ARRES}   Bela Varga, No. 2 Man in Government Ousted by Communists, Takes Ref uee in Austria.   NEW PREMIER MEETS BRIEFLY WITH CABINEI   Promises to Back Reds’ Plan for Economic Recovery Patterned After One Adopted by Russia.

HUNGARY'S NO. 2 MAN, CATHOLIC PRIEST, FLEES   Bela Varga Leaves To Escape Communist Prosecution

Hungarian Official Flees Country To Avoid Arrest  Communists Threaten Former Premier With Treason Charge

NO. 1 GANGSTER MURDER PROBED   Footprints Outside Home Are Best Clues

POLICE IN 17 STATES TRYING TO FIND WOMAN LAST SEEN WITH REV. VAUGHN

Girl Drowns; Kin Arrested   Murder Charges Filed Against Grandfather and Foster Mother.

MARSHALL: WILL GIVE PLAN FOR GERMAN TREATY   Will Give Russia Chance Tc Answer ‘Yes’ Or ‘No’ Yo Proposal

Marshall Asks  Vote on German  Arms Limits  Revives Year-Old Offer—Bidault

Technical Group Would Replace Occupation Army   Opposition Expected From Soviet Minister

Marshall Demands Decision  Insists Russians Accept or Reject Byrnes Plan for  ’ a. ae

Marshall Demands Soviet Decision On 4-Power Treaty   _ Renews Offer To Jain Long Term Agreement

TAKE GERM PAGT OF DROP HT AUSS TOLD   Marshall Puts Disarmament Proposal Answer Up to Molotov.

U. S. IN EUROPE TO STAY, SAYS GEN, MARSHALL   Secretary of State to Submit Plan for Permanent German Disarmament.

ears   At Least 62 Persons at Home and Abroad Lose Lives—C-47's Figure Frominently in Crashes; Probably Because of Large Number of This Type of Pane in Use,

Air Crashes Fatal to 64 On Weekend   \irline and Military Say Mechanical Defects on  DC-3 Not to Blame

DC’S FIGURE IN WEEKEND WAVE OF AIR CRASHES   Dakota Transports Are In Accidents  ' All Over the World

Officials Back C-47 in Wave Of Crack-Ups  Dakota Transport > Beavily Involved   Dakota Transport ; Heavily Involved ‘As 62 Killed

Weekend Air Crashes Fatal To Many Persons   Grace Moore, Swedish Prince Among Dead

Airlines Officials Deny  Mechanical Defects Cause Of C-47 Plane Crashes

SWEDISH PRINCE AND SRACE MOORE AMONG VIFTIMS   Twenty Others Killed When Dutch Airliner Falters at Copenhagen   CRAFT ITSELF DEFENDED   Type of Plane Is in Many Accidents Due to Wide Use, It is Said

el eet ol eet Ne  Four State Amendments  On Ballot   Predict 2,000,000 Will Visit Polls

Buckeye Municipal Candidates Wind Up Spirited Campaigns   Soldier Bonus One of Four. Proposed Amendments in State-Wide Voting

School District Evaluation Up $1,000,000  Assessed Value Now : $60,885,714 For 32 Districts

School District Evaluation Up $1,000,000   Assessed Value Nov $60,885,714 Ear 29 Dictricte

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT...   BABSON DISCUSSES LABOR AND WAGE PROSPECTS FOR 1947

“BABSON’S Authentic’ Stat ment  a Copyright —1947—Publishers Financial Bureau, Tie.  BABSON: DISCUSSES ‘LABOR: AND WAGE j PPO BWPHROMW.a BWP 1047

IT TAKES PRODUCTION TO HAVE PROSPERITY   The More The Nation Produces, the More There Is To Divide. More Work Is The Thing Needed.

Production Is Key To Success For Americans   ROGER BABSON TALKS ¢ ABOUT LABOR AND WAGES

Government Starts Check On Loyalty Of Employes   Workers Fingerprinted

U.S. ASSURES PARIS ON AIMS FOR GERMAN)   Aggressive Reich Still Feared By France

J. S. to Bear French Views  On Ruhr Coal   No Action Will Take Place Before She Has Voice, Says Marshall

Unions Call Move Lockout By Emplovers   Emergency Meeting Under Way to Prevent Complete Tie-up

Businessmen Seek Way to Avert L.A Port Lockout; Court Appeal Looms

How to Pick an All-Weather Wife: Here Are All Facts You Should Know   “Take Off Those Plaid Earmuffs," Says,Hal Boyle, “And Listen, My Boy"

Are You Looking for a Wife, Men? Boyle Tells Tea ew to Chests One

D. A. R. Conclave Opens Today  Montana Delegates Gather in Dillon

NEW WEST-EAST ~ RECORD IS SET   Rickenbacker Flies From Burbank to Miami in Six Hours, 55 Minutes.

NEW CROSSCOUNTRY RECORD SET   Airliner Crosses U. S. In 6 Hrs., 55 Minutes

Capt. Eddie in Record Air Flights   Constellation Races’ Eastward to Miami in Less Than 7 Hours

Parolee, 29,  Arraigned in Niece’s Death  Probe Demanded ‘As McGartv Faces

State May Offer Liquor Bargains   Seek To Dispose Of War-Time Purchases

GUNFIRE DEATH TOTAL NOW 13   Father Of Four Killed Near Crystal Falls By Deer Hunter

Man Questioned in Kidnap Case   Police Are Lacking Substantial Leads

UNIONS DEMANE EARLY ACTION ON RAIL PAY   Want Question Moved Ahead of Decision on Rule Changes

RAILS SIDESTEP PLEA ON WAGES   Brotherhoods Demand Action On Pay Increase

Rail Workers Request 30 Pct. Boost In Wage   Carriers’ Spokesman  Side-Steps Direct Brotherhood Reply

BIG 4 PARLEY IN LONDON WILL BE TEST   Diplomats for Both Sides Abandon Comproinise

Marshall Says Time for Action in  Europe Is at Hand   Decisions on Reconstruction Will Affect American Rélations With Entire World. Truman Writes

Marshall Plan ls Taking Form   Reconstruction in Europe Must Sta: Soon, Official

Trade Pacts  Called Vital By Truman   In Texas Speech, Say: Political, Economic Ties Indivisible.

4 CHILDREN DIE IN CHICAGO FIRE   75 Families Are Made  Homeless by Flames

Russians Apparently Launch  Organized Propaganda Drive Against American Press —

SOVIETS BEGIN NEW ATTACK ON U. S., ENGLAND   Moscow Press Accuses Western Papers Of ‘Distortions’

SOVIETS LASH CUT AT FREE PRESS INU. S   NEWS DISTORTED BY WESTERN NATIONS, REDS CLAIM

NEW CHARGES ARE MADE Soviet Press Launches Attack Against U.S. British Papers

LOCAL WEATHER OBSERVATIONS FER 24-HOUR PERIOD ENDING 6 A. M. AT ROH @ HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY BRISTOL, PA.

SS A ARNE A A  LOCAL WEATHER   OBSERVATIONS   POR 84-.HOUR PERIOD ENDING © A. M4.  AY ROM @ HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY @RISTOL, PA.

FAVORS DRAFT. “ASA SUPPORT FOR POLICIES      “WORLDWIDE AFFAIRS 

Marshall Backs Aggressive U.S.  Foreign Policy   ‘Stand Stronger Than Any of Predecessors in Nation’s Diplomacy

NEW SECRETARY “OUTLINES PLANS FOR NEWSMEN   Truman-Byrnes Policies T Be Followed Out; Peace Road Is Difficult

Porkers Selling At Record Price On Market Today   “Even The Grunt Costs Money; Still Higher  Price Is Seen.

Hogs Become  ‘Black Gold’  Customers toa Take   Customers to Take Heavy Wallop; Price Hits Record Ton

Hogs: Black Gold To Farmers As Top Of $30 Is Predicted   Average Price Paid Thursday: $26.50 Per Hundred Pound:

Pigs Bring Top  Market Prices. Small Receipts, Heavy Demand Combined

Pigs Are “Black Gold’ to Farmers Now; Consumer Will Pay Much More

FABULOUS PRICES FOR PIGS PAID ON LIVESTOCK MARTS      Consumers. to Get Hit in Pocket ‘book ‘as Farmers Cash: in on Top Prices

Those Pigs Are ‘Black Gold’  Chicago Price Hits Alltime High; Exnect $30 Tov before ‘New Run’

PRICE OF HOGS MAY REACH $30   THURSDAY'S AVERAGE PRICE OF $26.50 WAS HIGHEST IN HISTORY

Golden Swine   Average Price For  Porkers Yesterday  Was the Highest in History—$26.50

Pigs Become ‘Biack Gold’ To Farmers  Average Price Hits All_Tima High: Rota

Price Tag on Ham for Easter Will Make Family Budget Yel] in Pain

Thar’s Goldin  Swine!   Record Prices Enrich Farmer, Sock Consumer

Pork Prices Hit All-Time High As Farmers Sell Pigs From Small Spring Crop

YOUNG LANSING BANDIT HUNTED   Woman Clerk Slugged: Youth Escapes In Shopping Crowd

IOWA HOSPITAL PLAN OFFERED   Federal Aid Expected T« Be Continyed Now

COMPARISON—AT- a» GLANCE. How. Truman, GOP. Differ * On Major U.S. Problems

THRILL SLAYER GIVEN SENTENEE   Boy Who Killed Four to  Serve Life Prison Term.

TERPENING GIVEN LIFE. PRISON TERM   Gets Hard Labor For Killing Four Children

TERPENING YOUTH GETS LIFE TERM   Hard Labor Sentence tc Farmboy Slayer Smith Children.

Ibarra Loses Ecuador Rule To Mancheno   Colonel Takes Country Powers, ‘Seeks Cabinet

Bloodless Coup Overthrows Gov't  Mancheno Seizes Power In Ecuador; Ex - Leader Flees Into Self - Exile

Army Take: Over Reins In Ecuador   fbarra Forced Fa Leave Notion Far Colombian Refuac

Revolt Staged In Keuador By Army Officers   Col. Manchene Proclaime Self Ruler As Ibarra Resigns and Flies To Colombia

Colonel Mancheno Becomes Chief Of Equador In Bloodless Revolution

Attempt To Oust Colonel Blamed In Regime's Fall   Trujillo, at Parley In Brazil, To Keep Foreign Office Post

Sudden Change in Power in Ecuador   Minister of Defense Deposes Preside, Seizes   CONCERN FELT AT RIO   4  jLatin American Delegates Conference Ma » Take Hand

ECUADOR’ S PRESIDENT 1D QUSTED   Ibarra Takes Refuge in Colombia Following ~ Bloodless Coup Sunday.

New Ruler Of Ecuador After Coup   President. Is  Overthrown  Aad In F'vilo

Ecuador Experiences Bloodless Revolution   tbharra Government Overthrown---Erstwhile Defense Minister “tnt

President of Ecuador Exiled After Revolt   Mancheno Takes Over; Ibarra Flees in Plane

EXECUTIVE, FLEE!   President Overthrown =! Battle With Former Defance Minister

Insurrection Topples Chie Of Ecuador   President Ibarra Forced to Resign In One-Shot Reval

MANCHENO NABS ECUADOR HELM   Defense Minister Takes over Government After Ibarra Is Ousted in Coup

Coup Ousts President  Of Ecuador   Defense Minister Takes Qver After Bloodless Revolution, Calls on Army for Support

Mancheno Takes Over in Ecuador   Former Defense Ministe: Is Self-Proclaimed Ruler of Country

Ecuador Revolt Shifts Presidents  - Minister Of Defense in One-Shot Coup

BLOODLESS COUP PUTS MINISTER. OF DEFENSE AS RULER   Ecuador's President Flees., As Amny Takes Over; Revolt’ Surprises Citizens

Ecuador's Defense Minister Kicks Out President Ibarra, Proclaims Himself as Ruler

Colonel Seizes Ecuador Reins   President Velasco Ibarra Overthrown by Defense Chief in Bloodless Revolt

FORMER ECUADOREAN DEFENSE MINISTER SEIZES. GOVERNMEN’   Col. Mancheno Forces Ibarra To Resign; Troop Activity ’ Foreshadows Revolt   IREVOLUTION BLOODLESS

Dozens Hurt In Flash Fire  At Providence  500 Panicked Tn Rawlhing Alleve

6 to 9 Missing After Flash Fire in  Recreation Center   All Providence, R..1. Fire Equipment Rushed: To The Scene

NUMBER HURT IN FLASH FIRE   Flames Rush Through Cafe. Crowded Bowling Alley  In Providence, R. I.

DOZENS INJURED IN FLASH FIRE   Hundreds Escape From Rhode Island Bowl-’ ing Alley

RECOMMENDS $5,000,000,000 BUDGET SLASH   Future of Income Tax Reduction Bil Doubtful

ASKS SLASH OF FIVE BILLIONS FOR NEW YEAR   Also Suggests Slash In  Income Tax

-Former Minnesota Governor Recommends Further Cuts, of Five Billion Dollars

Stassen Joins Budget Attack   It’s ‘Extravagant,’ Candidate Says

Stassen Lashes Truman Budget   Seeker for Republican Presidential Bid Says Total Can Be Slashed by $5,000,000,000

STASSEN JOINS BUDGET. ATTACK   Favors 25% Cut in All Bul Few Items Such as for National Defense

: age Snow Stalls British Transportation System   Heightens Fears of New Dislocation In Isie"s Industry

Britain May Suffer Another Upset in Industrial Areas   Storia Blocks 300° Main Highways, Railways Are Cut OF, ‘Towns and  Villaven Inolated

New Storms Stall British Transport, Close Coal Mines   300 Major Highways Blocked, Rails Ave Cut. Towns And Villages Isolated

Barkley Predicts Rent Hike Defeat   Minority Leader Also Opposes Optional Plan

Deaf School Disputes Reach Clima» As 113 Older Students Go On Strike As Result Of Disciplinary Actions

Two Charge Gates Rules  ecislature:   Administration’ Leaders Mel cule Accusations; ,, Senate Again in Saturday Session

Indiana GOP Policy Group Is Attacked   Republican Senator’s Rebellion Smothered By Party Leaders

Irgunists Said To List Ten For Reprisals   Underground Wrath Excepts Cunningham, Js Belief

Palestine, Partition Near Vote   Arab Proposal For Independent State Is Rejected By UN

Sleeping Rooms Still Included   Rent Control Covers Rooming, Boarding Houses. Director Savs

Trust-Busters to Probe Speculating on Markets   Biggest “I Told You So” in U.S. History Due Chester Bowles

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Cutting Of Budget Reduces ‘Washington’s ‘G-Gal’ Crop

Flames Level Most of Rich Maine Town   Ten Deaths Decorded; Fighters Winning In  Days-Long Battle

Bar Harbor Leveled by Forest Fire   Fighters Appeor  To Be Winning; 3,500 Evacuated; Loss Over 10 Million

Advance Of Blaze Believed Check; Loss Mounts To Over $16,000,000

3,500 Routed at Bar Harbor; 10 Million Loss   Summer Playground of Rich Swept by Flaming Wall in Maine

Ten Million Loss In Forest Blaze At Maine Resort   Two Thirds of Bar Harbor in Ruins; Volunteers Slowly Winning Battle After Evacuation of 3,500 Residents

Two Thirds Of Town Is   Destroyed   3500 Residents Evacuated; -Ten Deaths and: 20: Million - in Damage in New England Blazes

SPECIAL TRAIN OF TEXAS CITY VICTIMS EXPECTED    MAME 4 EYWPLATNED

BAIT Ton-HED TRADE PAGT ~~ CALLED FOR   Both Nations Face the Same Problems, Morrison Tells Labor Caucus.

; ‘Be It Ever So Humble’  ‘Natives Of Bikini Atoll Change Homes Once More

BIKINI NATIVES TO MOVE AGAIN   Better Island Home  Found For Poverty Stricken People

YANKEE DOLLAR IN DEMAND ALL OVER WORLD   “Dollar Diplomacy,” Once Condemned, Now Common Practice

School Reorganization Law Upheld by Sooners   Okichoma High Court Refuses to tnterfere In Adminixtarine fmcuer

Passes Inland         Tropical Siprm Rakes Gulf  Ports, Then Loses Jts . Force

NURKICAIN £— Gale Hits  Galveston,  Texas City  Area Lashed By Severe Rainfall

Tropical Storm Scores Bull’s-Eye on Galveston and Texas City, Doing Widespread Damage of Minor Nature.

_ —ONE DEAD, THREE. MISSIN ¢ IN TROPICAL SQUALLS _  Rains LashWind-Swept Texas

Galveston: ‘Deluged By Heavy Rains in Wake Of Tropical Hurricane

Tropic Storm Rakes Ports’ Along Gulf   Centers On “ . Galveston And } ee Texas City —

Tropical Winds Hit Galveston And Texas City  40 Convicts Flee  eo Bere,       40 Convicts Flee From Prison Farr Near Houston

Heavy Rain Hits Galveston Area   Follows in Wake of Howling Tropical Storm

Sform Lashes At Galveston And Texas City   Heavy Rainfall Follows Hurricane To Texas Coast and Damace Is Reported

Severe Downpou Follows Howling Tropical Storm   Property. Damage Is Widespread In 2 Texas Cities.

Tropical Storm Hits Galveston  And Texas City   One Known Dead, Three Men Missing After 70 Mile an Hour Gales Batter Two Cities in Texas Gulf.

Se ee  STORM LASHES TEXAS’ COAST   /Rain Follows Storm At Galveston, Texas City

Strong Wind Storm Hits Texas Cities   Damage ‘Heavy At Galveston And Texas Cliv

REPORT HEAVY PROPERTY DAMAGE   3 Missing And Feared Lost; One Known Dead   Suffers Heaviest Losses; Texas City Also Hit By Strong Winds

Heavy Rainfall Follows Tropical Storm in Texas   One Man is Elecirocuied, Three Missing in Vessel; Convicts Flee Prison Farm

Lashed Section Flooded By Rain   Convicts Saw Way Out Of Prison  During Storm

NEWPORTER GIVEN SUSPENDED SENTENCE   War Record Offered As Lenjency Plea Frees Soldiers in Hit-Run Case

Flash Storm Hits Northern Florida; Loss Tops Million   Four Vessels Radio for Aid; Eleven-Mile Seawall Smashed By Surf

$1 MILLION DAMAGE  Flash Storm Raps Florida Again; 4 Ships in Distress

FLORIDA AGAIN HAS A MILLION DOLLAR LOSS:   Flash Storm Tumbles Buildings In Northern Beach Area

Convention Votes To Refer Minority Report To Executive Council Lewis Scores Minor Victory In AFL After ‘Take-A-Walk’ Threat

Lewis Wins Minor Point At Convention   Gets District 50 Problem Sent To Council

BOSSES SEEK 10 SOOTHE JOHN L, LEWIS   Is Given “Pat on Back” as Mine Leader Threatens to Walk Out

Lewis Wins Minor Victory At Convention  Maneuver Prevents Second Showdown  On Parley Floor

Victims Include Soprano Moore, Sweden s Prince   Mechanical Failure is Believed Cau of Takeoff Accident

OHIO LEGISLATURE HAS BUSY AGENDA   School Bill, Soldiers’ Bonus. Among Items Under Con- 4 sideration Thig Week ;

MAY CLEAR UP MYSTERY OF ‘SAUCERS’   ‘Flying Saucers’ Seen Over Wide Area Yesterday

Photograph May Provide Solution To Mystery of the Flying Saucers

Lane's "Green Bag’’ Contains Few Surprises  Many Who Opposed Candidacy Named

Few Surprises Contained — In List Of Appointments   Governor Lane Submits ‘Greenbag’ To State Senate— Many Persons Who Opposed Him In Primary Named To Office

Marshall Says Acheson Didn't Slander’ Reds  Secretary Rejects Russian Protest

Defends Seeretary As Having Spoken In Line Of Duty, Molotoy Gets     Secretarv. of State’s Sharp Reply

NOTE TO RUSSIA DEFENDS REMARKS OF DEAN ACHESON   Marshall Says Aid Did Nothing More Than Duty in Telling Senate Soviet Poticy Is Aggressive.   REJECTS CONTENTION REDS WERE SLANDERED   Points Out That Under U. S. System Undersecretary Was Obliged to Answer Questions Frankly.

Sec. Marshall Rejects Red Protest That His Aide Slandered Russia

Soviet Protest in Acheson Case Rejected   Marshall Staunchly Defends Aide in Reply to Molotov

U. S. Rejects Red Protest   ‘Soviet. Told Acheson Spoke / In Line of Dutv’

AMERICAN WAY IS EXPLAIN. TO SOVIETS   Marshall Defends Acheson In Reply To Molotov   TESTIMONY   On Red Aggressive Expansion Called Restrained, “In Line Of Duty”

Marshall Defends  Acheson Remarks   Tells Russia Official Spoke in Line of Duty

U.S. REJECTS PROTEST OVER ACHESON TALK   Gen. Marshall Defend: Undersecretary In Note to Soviets

Straightening Out a Pojnt —  Marshall Tells USSR Acheson Not ‘Ilostile

GEN. MARSHALL BACKS ACHESON AGAINST RUSSIA   Secretary Of State In Pointed Lesson On U. S. Democracy

SOVIET PROTEST IS REJECTED BY UNITED STATES   Acheson’s Remarks Not Considered Hostile To Reds, Marshall Says

Delivers Pointed Lesson In American Demoeratie System  Marshall Rebukes Molotov On Soviet Criticism Of Acheson

Marshall Upholds Acheson's Stand  Rejects Red Protest Remarks Hostile

High Officials Urge Farmers to Hike Production   Truman Letter to Farm Bureau Federation ls Firm and Positive

Truman and Aids Urge Increased Farm Production   Head of Federation Replies ‘‘Food Alone Will Not Solve Problems’

No Coroner Needed In Madill Deaths   Estranged Husband Slew Wife in Schoolroom, Then Took Own Life ©

Poland Fails fo Uphold Pledges   Truman Accepts Envoy As New Ambassador

'Didn’t Keep Pledge on Vote, Truman Tells Polish Envoy   But He Accepts Ambassador, Ending Speculation on Rift in Polish-U. S. Relations

Truman Blunt In Criticizing Polish Ballot   Personally Informs Poland’s New Envoy Pledge Was Broken

Truman Censures  Poland  Ss Ree? ee ts Maot   ‘Failed to Meet Election Pledge

Poland Breaks Pledge   Fail to Hold Free Elections as Polish Provisional Gov’t Promised

TRUMAN TAKES DIRECT COURSE AGAINST POLES   President Informs Polish Envoy of His Nation’s Failure at Elections

TRUMAN HITS POLISH VOTE    Tells New Envoy Personally That Piedce Unfulfilled

Truman Lashes Polish Failure  Pledge to Hold Free BlackKianc le Seared

TRUMAN LASHES POLISH ELECTION   But Receives Envoy of Polish Government

Truman Receives Envoy From Poland   Tells Ambassador Nation Broke Pledge to Hold Free Elections, but Accepts His Designation as Representative to U.S.

Gives Views To Diplomat At Meeting   Charges Failure To Hold Free Elections

Warsaw Envoy Received:  Poland Failed to Fulfill Pledae. Truman TellsHir

U.S. GROWS WEARY OF BIG 4 MEET   American Sources Say Unless Reds Cease Blocking Tactics, the Whole Moscow Conference May End Soon.

MOLOTOV BOWS TO PRESSURE   Agrees to Take Up German Border-Issue

Say Meeting Could Close “Very Soon”   Showdown Among Ministers Is Taking Place

MOLOTOV YIELDS TO MARSHALL   Big Four to Move on to Other Matters

A Parley Deadlock Broken   Ministers Take Up  Reich Frontiers Issue When ‘Molotov Agrees To Halt Delay Tactics

MINISTERS AT CROSSROAD OF MOSCOW MEET   Russians Must Drop Obstructionist. Tactics or Sessions  Will Be Ended   SHOWDOWN IS NEAR ON LACK OF COOPERATION

Russia Agrees On Frontier Discussion   Big'Four Halts Discussion On German Treaty; Turn To Other Matters.

FRONTIERS OF GERMANY 10 BE DISCUSSED   Soviets Agree to Halt Discussions On Current Topic

Russia Seen Breaking U P Peace Talks   Whole Conference May End Soon Unless Reds Cease Obstructionist Tactics

Russian Tactics May Bring End To Peace Sessior   Soviets Obstruct Council Progress; Showdown Faced

Russian Tactics Making Flop Of Moscow: Parley   U.S. Reported Ready To Step Out And End Conference Because Of Soviet Obstructionist Efforis.

Red Tactics Ma Cause Failure Of Conference   Molotov Blocks Efforts to Drop German Problem

SOVIET AGREE TO HALT LONG GERMAN TALKS   Molotov Yields To Pressure In Move To Turn To Other Matters

BIG 4 PARLEY'S END PREDICTED   U. §. Sources Say Meeting Will Break Up Without Compromise.

Moscow Meet May End Soon In Stalemate      U. S. DELEGATES CLAIM RUSSIANS BLOCK PROGRESS

Ministers Showdown  Is Hinted   U.S. Source Says Moscow Meeting Moy Adjourn Soon

Foreign Ministers Will Discuss  Boundaries Next  Other Problems Are Passed Over to Consider Borders

Say Moscow Confab Could End Soon  U, S. Sources Contend Russians Must Cease Tactics

Quick End To Conference Expected Unless Reds Change Present Tactic:

U. S. Breaks Red Filibuster   Big Four Will Begin Reich Borders’  Thierenecian

Molotov Is Willing To Change Topic   Gives In To Agree To Halt Long Talks On  Disagreements Over Germany

Council To  ames ae  Boundaries   Moscow Conference To Turn  to Problem of German Frontiers in Tomorrow’s  Discussion.

Big Four Showdown Looms   U. 8. Delegates Threaten Walkout Unless Reds” Quit Stalling

Threat To Half Meet Brings Rass Concession  Ministers To Take Up Questi ion Of Frontiers Tomorrow

ANTERICANS HINT EARLY FINISH OF MOSCOW SESSION   Western Powers Weary 0!  Russian Obstructionist L, eepee ee

Showdown Is Shaping Up In Council   German Subject Talked Out; Meeting Now Up to Reds —

U.S. Britain And France Tire Of Long Delay   Would Go On To New Questions Or Halt Proceedings

Big-4 Parley Failure Seen; Climax Nears   Obstruction Tactics By Russians Menace Moscow Conference

Western Powers Prepare  For Showdown With Russia   Moscow Meeting to Be Cut Short if Reds  Persist in Delays, U. $. Sources Declare

Foreign Council IF acing  Tragedy   Russia Is Warned Conference May  Be Ended

Moscow Conference Could End Very Soon If Reds Continue Obstruction .   . Showdown taking Shape Between Molotov and Western Powers’ Delecates

Musicians From Carroll, Glidden, Coon Rapids Vie at Missouri Valley.   RIULLETON

inierpretative     DP’s Screened, Must Be Sponsored Before Admitted to Country

Columbus Bank Teller Is Given  Prison Sentence   Delmar Schuder Is Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison on Embezzlement Charge.

Columbus Teller Civen 15 Years  $113,123 Embezzler Of ‘Excellent’ Repute.  (Court Aide Save

Drought Grips Corn Belt Area   Temperatures Mount as Dry, Hot Wind Rolls Over Central States

Sees Britain in Lend-Lease Need   Might Be Necessary to Save Britain from Unproductive Poverty

British Feel ~ Lend-Lease Is Needed By Fall   RENEWAL OF U. S. HELP ONLY SOLUTION FOR NATION

BRITISH MAY SEEK CREDITS   Return To Lend Lease Hinted By Leader To Save Land From Poverty

MORE BRITISH AID FROM U.S. IS SUGGESTED   Hint Lend-Lease May Become Necessary  Before Fall

British In Need Of Lend-Lease   Commens Told Of Neces_ sity Of Trymg To Adtust Economy.

Deputy Minister Suggests Huge Production Transfer From North, South America

HINTS BRITAIN MAY NEED MORE HELP FROM U. S.   Deputy Prime Minister Rumors Renewa! of Lend-Lease Necessary

Britain May Seek  Renewal of  U.S. Lend-Lease  Unproductive Poverty Facing Country, Morrison Declares

TAFT BACKS WINTER AID FOR EUROPE   Ohio Senator Favors $597000,000 Stopgap Assistance, but Opposes “Underwriting the. World’s Deficits.”

Taft Favors Europe Aid But Warns Against U.S. Paying World's D Deficits :

Taft For Aid Now, Against Marshall Plan   Ohioan Supports ~ Stop-Gap Funds, Not Recovery Pian

Predicts Senate Sanction Next Week ee ranction wWext Week  SEN. TAFT OKAYS  WINTER AID BILL

Taft Sounds — New Go-Slow Note on Aid   Ohio Candidate Says U. S.   Ohio Candidate Says U.S. Can’t Underwrite World.

TAFT PROTESTS OPENING PURSE TO ALL NATIONS   Backs Winter Aid Program But Fights Long-Range Handling Of ‘Deficits’

Not In Favor of Underwriting  World Deficits   Tells Opposition to Poli cies Laid Down B: State Department

TAFT AGAINST LONG-RANGE WORLD BACKING   lon 0. K.’s Quick Wintel Pian For Europe; Blasts ‘Noficit Underwriting’

TAFT APPROVES AID BILL, WARNS FUTURE COST MUST BE LESS  PASSAGE OF EMERGENCY MEASURE IS EXPECTED IN SENATE ON MONDAY

Taft Supports European Aid Measure   Long-Range Attempts To Underwrite Deficits Opposed

$597,000,000 For Europe... . Taft Gives Support To Winter Aid Bill

TAFT 10 BACK EMERGENCY AID BILL   Long Range Plan Opposed By Ohio Senator

SEN, TAFT WILL SUPPORT WINTER AID BILL FOR EUROPE   He Served Notice He Opposes “Underwriting World’s Deficit With Dollars.   IS LIMITED TO FOOD   Fuel and Fertilizer Also Included io France, Maly, Austria.

Taft Gives Support To Winter Aid Bill  Warns He Is Opposed To Long-Term Plan

Taft Supports Emergency Aid For West Europe   Declares Opposition to Long Range Plan; Blames BDemoerats for Red Powor

THREE HURT IN HEAD-ON CRASH   Autos Driven By Mrs. Frances Sherman, York, And Daniel! D. Basehoar, Littlestown, In Collision Near Here

London Assured Vital Problem s Beina Pondered   Speedy Action Askec To Relieve Strain on British Government

U.S. ANSWER SATISFACTORY, LONDON SAYS   Bipartisan Movement! Forms to Rush Assistance

American Aid To Greeks Up To Congress   Legislators Divided Over Issue; Early Decision Needed

REMANDED TO JAIL, PAROLE VIOLATION IS THE CHARGE   Harry Wright, 24, Bristo  Township Resident, Is Before The Court   William Lee Filbert, Phila. Is Granted Parole; Served Minimum Sentnce

GOP Program Will Affect All Phases Of U. S. Economy   Taft Outlines Policy in  Broadcast; Praises Presi dent’ Truman

TAFT OUTLINES GOP'S PROGRAM   Says Nation Must Be Started On Road to Prosperity

GOP PROGRAM TC CLEAR UP WAR MESS, NEW DEAL   Senator Taft Says Republican: Must Start Nation On Prosperity Road

TATT CUTLINES PARTY PROGRAN   Sees Chances Improved for Co-operation With Truman on Objectives

TAFT LISTS SWEEPING PROGRAM   Affecting Almost Every Phase of MNetion's Economy

G. O. P. Must Start Nation On Road To Prosperity Senator Taft Declares

Will Change Many Phases Of Economy   Remains Of New Deal To Be Cleaned Out  In Sweeping Legisla- ~ tive Program,

Assails Union Organization For Foremen   Industry Spokesman Epitomizes Plea With “‘No   Man Can Serve Two  Masters”

Ban Urged On Unionization of Foremen   Auto and: Steel Firms Make Plea at Senate Hearing on Labor Bill:

Auto, Steel Firm AskFreedom From  Foremen’s Union   Say ‘Loyalty’ Discarded by Those Who Join Organization for Supervisors

McNutt Ends Long Tenure In Philippines  Will Visit Europe   Will Visit Europe And Near East On His Way Home

Fate Of Taft-Hartley Proposal Rests Squarely With Senate; Both Sides Predict Close Vote  PRESIDENT   To Explain Stand In Address Tonight At 9 O’Clock Over All Ne tworks

TRUMAN SAYS BILL VIOLATES BASIC RIGHTS    Measure Passed Over Truman's Rejection  By 331-83 Vote

President to Tell Views in Radio Address to Nation Tonight; Taft to Give Answer.  GOP IS CONSOLED FOR TAX REBUFF

Acti tion Taker “Aer Hearina vel 0 Message   Senate Vote Avaited; Truman Labels Biil ‘Unfair, Unworkable’

PRESIDENT TO EXPLAIN STAND ON AIR TONIGHT   Chief Executive Terms BIT! Unfair; Senate May Also Vote Today

Labor Bill  Now Up to The Senate   Truman Objection Smothered by a Mercer in House

Truman Loses First Round On Union Act  Lnivicea Vates 331-83   House Votes 331-83 Not to Accept Presidential Veto

Measure's Supporters Pile Up 4-1 Majority To Kill Truman Act   Vote Is 331 to 83 after Stinging Message Attacking Measure;-Senate Scheduled To T ake © ftcs Ballot on Saturday

Labor. Bill Now in Lap. Of Senate .—   PRESIDENT SAYS BILL WILL CAUSE INDUSTRIAL STRIFE FOR YEARS TO COME; HOUSE VOTE WAS 331-83

’ i Laer ) ¥ { ’ 1 Riis # ia . ve in t F  . : ; ke  : . A is fb i thee i 7 x 11 i F ; i        nate  p to  «  a7 :  }   e vy  “ af  1 { i      Truman Sends Stinging 9,200 Word Message Giving Reasons

Senate Will Make Decision Saturday   Democratic Supporters Of Measure Concede Upper House Will Duplicate Today’s Action

SENATE MUST DECIDE VITAL LABOR ISSUE   Believe Measure Will Become Law

Labor Bill Fate Is Now in Hands OfU. S. Senate  Labor Issue Now   Labor Issue Now In 1948 Camnaian

‘Won't Work’ Says President      Truman to Take Case to . People Tonight in 9 P. M. Radio Address

EXPECT SENATE TO FOLLOW SUIT BY CLOSE VOTE   Truman Says Measure Will Cause Discord “for Years to Come”

Taft-Hartley.- ‘Bill To Curb: Labor Unions! ‘Ts Passed “By House Today. After Being , Vetoed By.’ President - —- Measure Now * Cées To Senate For Action. -

Senate Passage of GOP Labor Measure Expected   Truman and Taft go on Nat’! Radio Hook-up Tonight to Discuss Issue

House Is Swift to Override   Pass Labor Bill Over President’s Veto By 331 to 83; Senate Vote Expected to Be Close

House Quickly Votes To Pass Bill Over Veto   RECORD NUMBER VOTED : AGAINST TRUMAN TODAY

HOUSE DEFEAIS IRUMAN VETO331-83 Vote Smashing Defeat For President  In Labor Control Scrap  House Triumphs By Wide Margin; Predict Senate Also Will Override

.13 Senators Called to White House As Truman Seeks to Sway Needed Votes

Close Vote ls Expected In Senate   Aroused House Votes 331 To 83 Against President; Truman Will Speak Tonight

Amass 65 Votes Over Margin lo Pass Measure   Senate Decision to Come Late Today or Tomorrow on Statute

PRESIDENT SAYS MEASURE WOULD CAUSE STRIKES   Chief Executive To Explain Action To Public In Radio Message

House Votes To Override Labor Bill Vetc   Senate To Take Action Soon,

House Ready To Slap Down  Truman Veto   Leaders Predict 3-1 Margin, Close Vote In Senate

Senate Expected To Follow Suit   Vote Of 331 To 83 Follows Sharp Veto Message

Vote Comes Shortly After Bill Received   Expect Senate Vote Soon3 Opposition May Try To Hold Filibuster.

Senate Expected to Follow Suit in Spite of Truman’s Claim Bill Is Unworkable   Aroused Lower Chamber Piles Up 331-83 Vote to Enact Bill Into Law: Issue Sure to Affect 1948

Senate's Vote To Determine Fate of Issue   Truman Plans To Speak Over Radio Tonight

Senate to Decide Union Curbs’ Fate   President, Taft to Go on Radio Tonight; Truman Declares Bill Unfair. Would Promote Strikes

Close Senate Vote Expected To! Decide Issue   Margin Of 55 Counted In Lower Branch; Both Sides To Go On Air Tonight To Give Views To Public

Fate of Controversial Bill Up to Senate With Vote Due This Afternoon.or Tomorrow   Truman and Taft on Radio Tonight To Discuss Details of Labor Issue; Veto Arouses Republican Leaders

Administration Frantically Lining Up Votes in Senate   Truman Calls Democratic Leaders to White House Luncheon to Lay Battle Plans

Test in Senate Is Last Hope of Administration   Truman Goes on Air Tonight; Sénator Taft Will Broadcast Reply

Quick Holl Cail Backs Measure By 931-83 Count After Chamber Sits Impatiently While President's Message Is Read Senate Expected To Vote Saturday

Senate Action Is Now Waited  On Union Bans   President Terms Labor Restrictions As Economically Unsound; House Passes Bill Over Veto By 331 To 83 Count; Now Up To Senate.

Senate Vote Blocked by Oregon Solon; President, Taft Air Views Tonight

Veto Beaten In House By Four To One Majority   Vote To Override Is Much Greater Than Original Vote Passing Bill   SENATE VOTE WILL LIKELY BE CLOSER

Measure Sent To Senate: By 331-83 Vote   Senate Expected To Follow House Lead; Truman And Taft To Speak Over Radio

President Terms Labor Restrictions As Economically Unsound; House Passes Bill Over Veto By 331 To 83 Count; Now Up To Senate.

Truman, Taft Plan Radio Talks Tonight   Senate Expected To Follow Suit By Tomorrow Night; President Terms Bill “Unfair, Dangerous”  em mm

House Quickly Overrides White House Action Despite Strongly Worded Message   Measure Will Cause Discord “For Years To Come,” Congress Told In Lengthy Analysis of Republican Lawmaking

Senate Action Expected Late Today or Saturday: House Vote Is 331 to 83

Calls Bill ‘Unworkable And Unfair   Urges Early Passage Of “Appropriate” Bill; GOP Claims Enough Votes to Override

Truman Says Measure Is Unworkable   House Vote for Overrider Is 331 to 83; President To Go on Air Tonight In Direct Appeal _.

Truman Tries Desperately To Rally Strength To  Sustain Position   President To Go On Air Tonight   Republicans Denounce Action: Labor Chief Calls Message Statesmanlike

G.O.P. Wins 331 to 8&3; Senate Acts Saturday  Truman Warns Plan ‘Dangerous’; We 8. Me ee 1 .. Beeamitural Defeat

Vote 331 to 83 Against President, Immediately After Message Is Read   Senate Action Expected tc Be Closer—Would Increase  Strikes, He Says

Truman's Message lenored   President Sees More Strikes Under New Bill

Republicans and Democrats Vote 2 to  to Kill Veto   House Votes 331 to 83 to Override, 165 More “Ayes” Than Necessary; Senate Is Expected to Override; Vote May Be Close

‘Democrats ie to Roll Up Vote of 331 to 83 to Kill Veto   BIG MARGIN TO SPARE   Fate of Measure Rests in . Senate Vote, Which May  Tomorrow

Newport Road Community (Chanel   LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   HOUSE OVERRIDES VETO

Vote 331-83: Close Decision Seenin Senate   Truman Terms Measure ‘Unfair’ Broadcasts  Tonight

331-83 Vote Sends Act To Senate   Truman to Give __. Radio Talk Tonight  on Legislation

Swift Action Follows Reading of Message Condemning Measure; Heavy Democratie Vote Is Factor in Rebuke to Executive

SENATE WILL DECIDE FATE -OF THE BILL   HOUSE TOOK QUICK ACTION / ON LABOR CURB BILL: AFTER RECEIVING - . VETO MESSAGE ‘

TAFT ON AIR TONIGHT   Ohio Senator Will Discuss Taft. Hartley Laher Bill

Congress-White House Feud Flares Into Open Warfare As Executive Attempts To Block Legislation

VOTES ddT-B3 TO DloneGARD WHITE HOUSE   Fale of Control Over Unions Now Faces Battle in Senate.

Opponents Pile Up Huge Vote   President To Defend Action In Radie Talk Te Nation Taniaht

HOUSE OVERRIDES VETO   Almost a 4-to-1 Majority Given Bill Supporters.

President Analyzes His Action tor Drastic Annulment of Action Taken by Congress on Taft-Hartley Labor Bil!—Chief Executive Is Planning Flying Jaunt to Brazil—Russia Is Likely to Be Represented at Conference

President Sends Stinging Message To House Saying Taft-Hartley Bill Was Unfair And Would Promote Strikes, Discord

OVERRULED BY BIG MARGIN   Lawmakers Act Swiftly Following Presidential Disapproval of Measure on Grounds That It Is an Unfair Act.

Labor Bill Fate. Is Now in Hands OfU. 5. Senate   Labor Issue Now In 1948 Campgian

ip  Ve to      Fate of Measure Rests in Senate Vote, Which May  Tomorrow

Aroused House Immediately Votes, Overwhelmingly, To Override; Tally is 331 - 83   Senate Will Vote on Executive’s Decree Today or Tomorrow

§5-Vote Margin Passes Measure Despite Bitter Attack by Truman   Presidential Defeat in Senate Is Expected Saturday; Bill Would Cause Discord, Claim

Aroused House Overrides President's Veto of the Union Labor Curb Measure   House Moves Swiftly After President Tells Congress Measure Violates the Principles Essential to Public Welfare

Measure’s Fate Now Placed In Hands Of Senate   Opponents Of Bill Strive To Muster Strength In Upper House To Back President: On Radio Tonight

Senate Expected To Follow Course By Small Margin   President To State His Views In Nation - Wide Address Tonight; Declares Bill Is Unfair

Tatt-Harfley © Bill Thru House By 331 to 83   Truman To Talk To Country; *Tell Why He Vetoed

Expect Senate To Follow Suit  By Close Vote   President And: Taft To Speak On Radio Tonight

Expect Closer Ballot In Senate Saturday; Truman On Radio At 8:00 P. M.

Baptist Convention Decides to Leave Neff Resiqnation to Baylor Trustees

Baptist Convention Will Not Vote On Asking Baylor Trustees To Keep Neff, Who Asserts He Will Remain If Asked

Galveston Back To Normal Again   Gulf-Born. Tropical Storm Blows Iteelf Out.

Council Studies City Health Project   Nurses Tell  __ Importance

Political Fight Seen Over Budget   First Appropriation Bill Attacked

VERBAL BATTLE SEEN IN STORE ON MONEY BILL   G.0.P. Heads Seen Ready Tc Make Example Of First Annronriation Bid

Political Battle Looms As House Opens Debate On Appropriations Bill

HOUSE OPENS ite BATTLE   Political Slugfest 1s Seer On Appropriaions

Sharp Fight In Congress Over First Fund Bill  Appropriations Cut To Be First Test

POLITICAL BATTLE OVER BUDGET CUTS FORMING: IN HOUSE   Democrats and Republicans ‘to Clash Over Proposed  Economy Maves

BUDGET CHOPS FOR TREASURY, POSTAL BRANCHES DEBATED  FIRST MAJOR BILL ON FUNDS BEFORE HOUSE; BATTLE LINES DRAWN

House Will Debate On Budget Cut   Political Slugfest. ks Seen. Over Issue As Bill Is Called Up

First GOP Attempt To Cut Budget Brings On Debate  Supply Measure Seen As Example of Republican Program

SENATE EXPECTED TO VETO HOUSE BUDGET SLASH   House-Approved Cut Too Drastic, Brewster Says.

Expect Tax To Net $20,000,000   Comptroller To Study Plan To Eliminate Tax On Purchases. Under 20 Cents.

$20 Million Yield From Sales Tax   Lacy May Recommend That Levy On Purchases Under 20 Cents Be  Eliminated

Britisher’s Life Taken inPalestine   Police Sergeant Assassinated in New Outbreaks

British Sergeant  Killed in Newest Palestine Fight   English Commissioner Tries to Halt Sniping in Jaffa Region

Sergeant is Slain InHoly Land War  New Outbre el Toll of Five. Liv

Truman Flies To Mother's Side  Mrs. Truman Worse, And Son Summoned

ALLIES AGREE TO WITHDRAW FROM COUNTRY   War Materiel Ruling To Be Decided In Moscow

GOOD HOPE LUTHERAN American Lutheran Church Alfred ©. Mardorf. Pastor

IMMANUEL LUTHERAN American Lutheran Church Baw Wee Blaene Basins

TATE SENATE HITS AT BURCH, ‘PRIMARY FRIENL   ut (Pressure on Farmers, Report; Liquor-Teacher Pay Bills Reported

No Industry : From Atomic Power Near   Fuel Problems Of Europe Cannot Be Solved This Way, Lilienthal Says

Lilenthal Says Development Of Atomic Power Incustry Way Off   So Far In Future That Sound “Expansion” “Cf Electric Industry Should Not Be Delaved *

ATOMIC POWER IN INDUSTRY IS. FAR OFF -- LILIENTHAL   Electr'c Power Industry Had No Reason to Curta’l Expansion Plans

ATOM INDUSTRY LONG WAY OFF   Lilienthal Gives Opinion in Detroit Talk

—LONG WAIT FOR ‘ENERGY’— Development Of Atomic Power Plant Way Off

‘Jungle Of Problems’ ssdenitimhiemmmmmmmmmstimsie acini icons ee i eT  Atom Power Development Ts Long Off, . U.S. Is Told   Industry Can’t Solve Problems Of Europe, Lilienthal Emphasizes

Says Development of Atomic Power Industry Far Away “Junale of Problems” Said Ahead

er) Atomic fiead AGVises Biertrical MAPAnsion-— i  “ Lilienthal Warns Atom Industry Long Way Oft

STEEL OUTPUT CUT BY STRIKE   15,000 Already Idle, Others Threatened by Walkout Of Union Railroad Men

Wildcat Strike Imperils Jobs    Thousands of Workers Face Fdleness

Rail Strike May Aftect Many Plants  Threatens To Idle Thousands of Men  rr cl, 3tb6F . i ee

Snyder Opposes Income Tax Cut   Treasury Secretary Appears at Heated Committee Session

GOP Plans for 20 Per Cent Reduction In Income Taxes Is Opposed by Snyder

PAULEY URGE TO QUIT POST   Bridges Says Committee Will Probe Possible Market Tips

PAULEY MAY _ RESIGN: JOB   Le Sees . es DEMOCRATS IRKED BY PAULEY’S CLAIM SPECULA - TION NOT “CAUSING. se INFLATION °.

ED PAULEY IN HOT WATER IN OWN PARTY   Some Capitol Hill Democrats Say He Should Resign

Pauley's Views Are In Conflict With Truman's   ‘Some Capitol Hill Demo- crats Assert That Pauley Should Resign   GRAIN SPECULATION PROBE EXTENDED

Honor First Shipload ‘Of World War Il Dead   Speakers on West Coast Wonder Aloud About The Peace They Won

Fallen Heroes Of World War Hl Return   America Receives Bodies Reverently

Regional Settling Of Wage Disputes Causes Agreements   Policy Committee Ordered Dispersed From Washinaton

Settlements Reached Jn District Of Columbia, Dlinois; Capital Operators Still Out, However

JEWISH KIDNAP VICTIMS RETURN   British Banker Beaten By Underground In Jerusalem

Favor World Bank as Agency To Handle Loans to Europe Sentiment Develops In Aid Group

Soviets Decline To Give Estimate   Offer No Figures On Contribution To Police Force

Fstimates For  Global Force Being Drafted   Red Delegates Refuse to Submit Figures To U. N. Committee

Soviets Refuse Totstimate Police Force   Other Nations Propose Individual Bids For Global Control

Bi-Partisan Policy Hurts, Says Wallace   Former Vice President Would Head 3rd Party If It Would Help Peace

Wallace Will Begin His Coast-to-Coast ‘Peace Crusade’ Today in Washinaton

U.S. Senator Say Russia Building Secret Atom Plant  McMahon Declares Inspection Scheme Tests Red Sincerity

SAYS SOVIETS ARE BUILDING ATOMIC PLAN   U. S. May be In Mortal Danger Unless Inspection System Is Set up Soon.

Sen. McMahon Charges That Russians Are Building Secret  Atomic War Plant In Ural Mts.

Russians Said To Be Building Afomic Plant  + Safeguards Must — Be Established

Secret Red Atom Piant, Senate Tole   McMahon Says Russia Apparently Building It Behind Urals.

Senator Says Secret Plant Behind Urals Is Threat to U. S.   McMahon Claims UN Panel's Delay Puts America ‘In Mortal Danger;’ Wants World Court Empowered To Take Action

Reds Build Atom Plant Secretly, Senator Charges   U. S. in Grave Danger of Atomic Attack, McMah<zn Tells Senate

SECRET PLANS PARED PCA TOUS. SET!   Atomic Energy Investigator Says Soviet Sincerity - Requires Test.

M'MAHON SAYS SOVIET BUILDS SECRET PLANT   Atomic Bomb Factory Said Located In Ural Mountain Area

Secret Russian A-Plant Charged   McMahon Warns of Danger to U. S.

Russians Said To Be Building AfomicPlant :   Solon Says That Safeguards Must Be Established

French Issue Draft Threat To. Strikers   Government May Requisition Workers In Transit Crisis

¥INIMUM PAY RAISE REQUESTED   Business Asked to Reach Pay Terms With Employees

Wants Minimum Wage Raised To 65 Cents AnHour   Signs Bill Banning Portal Pay Suits In ‘The Interest Of Economic Stability’

Tells Congress Present Law Is Not Complete   President Directs That Minimum Wage Standards Be Subject Of New Studies

President Signs Portal Pay Bill   Statute Seen as Real Value to Labor

TELLS CONGRESS OF DISLIKE FOR SOME PROVISIONS   APPROVES BILL TO RELIEVE EMPLOYERS, U. S. OF LIABILITY

President Signs Measure Killing Portal Pay Suits   Requests Congress To Hike Minimum Hour Pay Rates

Signs Measure In Belief That It Will Help To Clarify Uncertainty Of Employers Regardine Portal-To-Portal Claims   WAGE NEGOTIATIONS CAN PROCEED WISELY

Again Asks For 65 Cents Minimum Pay   Stresses Three Points In Message; Sees Gain In Wage Negotiations

PRESENT AND FUTURE CLAIMS ARE OUTLAWED   President’s Message Renews Request for Higher Minimum Wages.

Portal Pay Bill Signed By Truman   Union Claims Limited; Some Changes Asked

Truman Signs Portal Bill; Becomes Law   Asks Congress to Remedy What He Terms Defects

Says Business Now Relieved Of Burden Of Doubt   President Approves Bill Over Protest Of Labor Secretary; Urges Boost In Minimum Wace Seals

GIVES REASONS: IN OUTLAWING COURT ACTION   Truman Soys Cases Threaten ‘Economic Stability’—Prods Conaress on. Stipend.

URGES PARTS OF MEASURE BE AMENDED   Congressional Legislation Bans Past, Future Suits For Portal Pay

Portal Pay Bill Signed by Truman   Outlaws Dozens Of Dam age Suits Against Man. ufacturers

Asks Raise In Basic WageScale   Wants Minimum of 65 Cents an Hour; Message Prods Congress

Boost Asked For Minimum Wage Figure   President Expects Salary Negotiations  To Pick Up Speed

Portal Pay Ban Measure Becomes Law   Truman Signe Bill; Sends Congress New Request To Raise Minimum Wage Seale to 65 Cents

TRUMAN SIGNS AUT STOPPING PORTAL WAGES IN COUNTRY   New Minimum Wage Is Advocated Today by President in Address About Measure.   LABOR DENOUNCES ACTION OF GROUP

Asks Congress Again to Raise Minimum Wage   65-Cent Floor Requested By President

Truman Signs Bill Cancelling Unions’ Claims   Asks Congress For 65-Cent-An-Hour U.S. Wage Minimum

ASKS CONGRESS FOR 65 CENTS MINIMUM WAGE   Action Outlaws Claims for Work Preparations; Many Suits Withdrawn

Present, Future Claims Barred Under New Law   Truman Expresses Belief Act Will Help Full Production

President Signs Measure To Outlaw Suits For Portal - To - Portal Pay   Requests Legislation To Increase Minimum Wage

SIGNS BILL; ASKS CONGRESS TO UP MINIMUM WAGES   Says Act Frees Current Talks On Salary Increases

Truman Signs Legislation To Ban Pay Suits   Asks Congress To Raise Minimum  Wake To 65 Cents

—PORTAL PAY SUITS BANNED— Minimum Pay Boost To 65 Cents An Hour Is Requested In M. essage  President Says He Signed Bill In ‘Interest Of Economic Stability’

Truman Okays Measure Hitting Extra Wage Rate   GEN. CLAY GIVES ORDER TO HALT “COMMIE” EFFORTS

Asks Minimum Pay Be Raised   Signs Bill to Relieve Employers, Government of  Liability :

May Clarify Uncertainty Over Claims Involving Nearly Six Billions   Will Aid Planning, President Says   Chief Executive Asks Congress To Re-Consider Rais ing Minimum Wages

Message Calls lor Additional Pay Statutes   Truman Dissatisfied With Provisions, Asks Remedial Legislation— Suits now Outlawed

Portal Pay Ban Becomes Law  65 Cante an WHaur   65 Cents an Hour Minimum Proposed

Truman Pleads For Increased Minimum Pay   President Signs Bill Erasing Most Portal Pay Claims

Truman Seeks 65 Cents Hour Minimum Waa   Measure: Signed Seeks To Outlaw Both Past And Future Suits for So-Called Portal Pay

Asks Raise In Minimum Wage Rate   Declares Measure Has Defects And Asks Remedy

'resh hequest For Wage Raise 65 Cents Hour   President Believes Bill In Interest Of Economic Stiae bility.

Truman Signs Bill To Erase Portal Claims   Asks Minimum Wage Be Hiked To 65 Cents

TRUMAN SIGNS BILL BANNING PORTAL SUITS   Congress s Asked To Remedy Defects, Raise National Minimum Wage

Asks Congress To Boost Minimum Wage To 65 Cents   Says He Signed Bill In The Interest Of Eco-   nomic Stahilitv.

MESSAGE SENT CONGRESS TO EXPLAIN ACT   Asks Minimum Wage Rate Be Increased

’ Truman Signs Bill Outlawing Portal Pay Suits   Congress Requested To Hike Minimum Wage in Message

Law Outlaws Suits, Past or Future, for Portal-Portal Pay   President Asks Congress To Remedy Some Provisions of Statute

Renews Plea For Minimum  Wage Of 65¢   Tells Congress Defects. in Measure, Calls For Remedial Action . - °°:

Renews Plea That Mininunn Wage Be In —ereased_Eronm 40 to—63 Cents An Hour

Truman Signs Law Banning Portal Pay Suits   Asks Minimum Wage Of 65 Cents Per Hour.

PLEADS ANEW FOR RAISE IN MINIMUM PAY   Extension of Wage Hour Law Asked By President

Ends Series  Of Suits By Workers.   IN RETURN, PRESIDENT ASKS THAT IMMEDIATELY PASS 65-CENT —_ MINIMUM WAGE LEGISLATION .

Urges Boost in \inimum Pay  To 65 Per Hr.   Measure Relieves Employ: ers, Government of Huge Claims

Billions In Suits  Outlawed   Truman Says Measure Will Aid Economic. Stability; Urges -Hike In Minimum Wage 

President Asks Phases Be Corrected   Recommends Raise in Statutory Minimum Wave to 65 Cents

Truman Signs Ban On Portal Suits   Asks Congress to Raise Minimum Pay to 65 Cents.an Hour   SAYS DEFECTS IN BILL   Asks They Be Remedied; He Feels Business Now Relieved of Uncertainty

bO-CENT WAGE MINIMUM URGED   Bill Signed In Interest Of Economic Stability   Asked To Reach Agreement With Workers And To Reduce Prices

WAGE CLAIMS — FOR BILLIONS ~XNOCKED OUT   TRUMAN SIGNS MEASURE THAT AROUSED  BITTER CONTROVERSY IN  CONGRESS :

— PORTAL PAY — President Hopes _ New Law Will Spur  Wage Agreements   URGES HIGHER MINIMUM ‘PENTIOCTION INI DPIOESE

MINAMUM PAY   Signs Portal _Measure in In terests of Nation’s Eco- © mame Stabile

Truman Asks Changes Be Enacted   Fresh Request Seeking Raise in Basic Hourly Wage Made

President Signs Bill: Asks Hike In Basic Waaes   Measure Is OK'd in Interest of Economic Stability, He Says

Asks Congress to Raise Minimum Pay to 65 Cents an Hour   SAYS DEFECTS IN BILL   Asks They Be Remedied; He Feels Business Now Reheved of Uncertainty

Truman Signs Bill To Outlaw Suits For Portal Pay   $6 Billion in Claims Clarified by Act;  Offere Exnlanation

Truman Signs Bill to Ban Portal Pay Suits, Repeats Plea for Higher Minimum   Removal of ‘Potential Liability’ Is Necessary to Speed Current Wage Necotiations, President Tells Solons

All Claims Outlawed By Action   President Ignores Lobor Secretary, Says Law Will Benefit Country

President Renews Plea For Price Reductions; Minimum Wace Increase

Would Extend Provisions of Wage-Hour — Act; Regards Approval as Stabilizing Element in Nation’s Economy.

§6 Billion In Pay Suits ‘5 Wined Out   Truman Asks Wage Minimum Be Raised

Bill Outlawing All Portal Pay Claims Signed by ‘Truman   Congress Asked to Boost Minimum Wage From 40 to 65 Cents; Extension of Pay And Hour Law Also Requested by Truman

President Signs Portal Pay Ban   Believes Action Will Clarify Business Situation

President Asks Legislation to Remedy Defects   Raising of Minimum Wage Urged to Aid U. S. Stability

ASKS CONGRESS TO INCREASE MINIMUM WAGE   Truman Also Requests Few Changes on Newly-Signed Legislation

Not Satisfied  With Measure   Truman Asks Congress For Further Provisions For Bill Outlawing Such Suits

Will Help in Negotiation For Wages   Truman Sends Message to Congress Explaining His  Pesition on Law

Accepts Bil to Promote Stability   Business Prodded to Reach Agreements on Wages, Cut Prices

Aka GONGHEOO HOA BOOST Ik MINIMUM WAGE   Signs Portai Bill “In Interest of Economic Stability.”

Truman Signs Bill Outlawine Portal Suits   President Expresses Dissatisfaction with Part of Measure and Asks Congress for New Legislation.

TRUMAN SIGNS ‘BILE =~—_KILLING PORTAL WAGES   President Insists On Increasing Minimum Pay  To 65 Cents

Bill Banning Portal Pay Suits Signed   But Truman Requests Minimum Wage Be St At 65 Cents Hourly

ASKS CONGRESS TO FIX 63-CENT FLOOR’ ON PAY   President Eyes Legislation To Correct ‘Defects’ In Present Measure

Truman Expresses His Dissatisfaction With Some Phases of Legislation

ASKS CONGRESS TO RECONSIDER MINIMUM PAY   Presidént Says Standard Should Be Raised to 65 Cents

ASKS CONGRESS REMEDY FLAWS IN LEGISLATION   Chief Executive Again Urges Minimum Wage Boost

Congress Asked foHike Minimum Pay fo.65 Cents   "Business Prodded to Reach Wage Accords And Reduce Prices

Truman Signs Portal Suit Ban; Asks 65c Floor  Congress Whipping Greek, Turkish Aid Into Final Form

Takes Step In Interest  Of Stability   Asserts Bill Has Flaws; Asks Pay Floor Hike; Prod to Business.

‘Truman Behind Portal Pay Ban   President Puts His Approval On Bill From Congress

Business Gets Relief As HST Approves Bill   Congress Asked To Study Boost  ln Minimum Pav

Changes In Basic Wage Legislation Said Needed  HST Signs Bill To Outlaw Most Portal Pay Claims Over US.

President Signs Bill Outlawing Portal Demands   Long Message Is Sent To Congress Explaining Reasons For His Action   UNCERTAINTY IS NOW REMOVED

Calls Law Aid To Production And Price Cuts   ‘ Capitol Hill Sees OK As Possible Balance To Labor Bill Veto

New Plea Made For Minimum Wage Increase   President Approves * Measure in Interest of ‘Economic Stability’

GNS PORTAL PAY BILL   MEASURE FORBIDS PORTAL PAY SUITS BOTH PAST AND FUTURE, UNLESS INCLUDED IN CONTRACTS OR CUSTOM.

Portal Pay Bill Signed; Truman Plea on Wages   Urges Minimums B Increased From 40 to 65 Cents

Dissatisfied However With Some Parts Of Ban On Billion Dollar Suits

PORTAL PAY BILL SIGNED BY TRUMAN   President Finds Defects in Measure, However— Asks Congress Again to Raise Minimum Wage to 65 Cents Hourly.

PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL OUTLAWING . - PORTAL PAY SUITS   Billions in Claims, Past and Potential, Affected by Aceeptance of Congressional Measure.   TRUMAN SAYS HE ACTS © TO FOSTER STABILITY   Chief Executive Also Renews Appeal for Increase in Minimum Wage to 65 Cents an Hour.

But Says He’s Not Satisfied With Measure   Calls Upon Congress To Enaet New Legislation To Remedy Parts  Of Law   Cites Wage And .. Hours Standard   Prods Business To Reach Wage Agreements With   Workers and Re duce Priees

Dubious of Influence on Wages, Hours   ‘Asks Minimum Pay Increase From 40 to 65 Cents an Hour

Sends Congress New Request for 65c Minimum Pay      Acts To Relieve Business And Government Of Liability In Suits By Labor

Pleads Anew For Rise In Wage Scales   Asks Congress For Raise In Minimum Of 40 Toe 65 Cents

BILL BARS SUITS FOR PORTAL PAY   Chief Executive Sends Explanatory Note to Congress

President Signs Portal Bill; Would Up Minimum Pay  Requests Extension Of Wage-Hour Law

TRUMAN ACTION TO HALT SUITS OVER BACK PAY   President Nullifies Door-To- Door Wage Demands But Asks Congress To Pass Minimum Wage Of 65 Cents An Hour.

Truman Signs Bill To Bar Portal Pav   WASHINGTON, May 14—(UP)—President Trumar dav signed the bill to outlaw portal vay.

Tornadoes. Sleet And Snow Take Toll Of At Least 28 Lives   Mercury Drops To 78.7 Below   Milwaukee Digs From Under 19-Inch Snow Which Left Thousands Stranded

‘Storms, Twisters Cause Great Loss  And Account For At Least 28 Deaths

Death Toll Hits 19 as Storms LashHalfof U.§,   ‘Low’ Area Moves Into St. Lawrence River Valley

Milwaukee Is Buried Under 19-Inch Snow   Tornadoes, High Winds, Rain, Sleet And Snow Pile Up Heavy Property Damage Over Nation

Twenty - Nine Dead In Midwest Storms   New Cold Wave Bear: Down on North Central States

United Nations Called Ineffective . .  AFL Puts Blame On Russia For World-Wide Tensions

AFL BLAMES USSR ASKS BiG 4 MEET   Labor Council Urges Heads To Do What UN Has . Faiied to Do

Church Group  Hits Labor Bill   Catholics Fear It Will Lead kT. fednuetrial Strife

Butter Takes Another Dip   Wholesale Prices In Chicago Drop Five Cents Lb.

EASURE_ “BARRING coma.  NIST. PARTY CANDIDATES  FROM BALLOT TO BE op UsHED To

LEND:LEASE GOODS IN COMMIES’ HANDS    Equipment Frevided By UC. s Fer Five Chinese Divisions Has Been : Lent Wc Natiousliss

General Will Serve In Role Of Advisor   Situation At Parley Rated “Uraent’

CLAY ORDERED TO MEETING INMOSCOW   Marshall Seeks More Data On Occupation   CHINESE      Unable To Attend Conference As Proposed By Russian Leader

Clay Ordered To Big-4 Talk By Marshall   Russian Attacks On German Setup Canses UJ. S. Move

Marshall Summons Clay From Germany To Act as Adviser   Soviet “Attack on Yank Rule in Germany are Cause for Move =

LT. GEN. LD, CLAY TO SERVE AS ONE OF PEACE ADVISERS   Summoned to Moscow by Secretary of State Marshall.   IS A U.S. COMMANDER   The Urgency of the Diseussion in Moscow Caused the Request.

Military Chief Aids Marshall At Peace Meet   Chinese Reject Molotov Plan For Discussion

General Clay Summoned to  ‘Big 4’ Talks  Will Advise   Will Advise Marshall on  German Situation

Clay Will Serve As Peace Advisor To Foreign Ministers   Important Developments Persuade Marshall To Summon Military Governor To Soviet Capital

CALLED TO AID IN FORMING OF GERMAN TREATY   Urgency Of Moscow Discussions Persuades State Secretary To Summon Commander Of U.  S. kuropean Forces  For Advice.

Clay Called. To Moscow   As Expert On U. S. Position In Germany; “Democracy” An Issue

Clay Summoned To Moscow By Gen. Marshall   Can Give Answers To Secretary About German Issues

Auto License Fees Changed by State  Bill To Governor For His Signature

Senate Votes Auto License  Fee Of $16   Bill Sent To Rennebohm Disregards Weight Of All Cars Which Are Less Than Five Years Old

AS LORICAL ACTION   President’s Approval of Portal Pay Measure Is Said to Show Trend of Executive.   _MEMO EXPLAINS FEELING IN MATTER  ' 

Veto Of Labor Bill By Trumar Seems Logical Follow-up To Portal Law Approval

Veto of Labor Bill Expected Truman's Stond On Portal Pay Is  Viewed.as Hint On Union Controls

LABOR BILL VETONOW LOOKED FOR   Truman Cannot _ Further Antagonize Labor Groups —

Veto Seems Logical Now   Labor Union Control Bill Awaiting Action

PRESIDENT SEEN LIKELY TO VETO LABOR CURB BiL   Union Control Measure Now ’ Awaits Consideration by Caonferaasc

Rejection Logical To Appease Labor After Signing Portal Bill   Unions Deeply Offended By President's SiSgnature: Control Measure Likely To Be In lina With Factor Senate Measure

Exploding Grinder Milled Ferns Band   Converted Old Pedal Grind. er To Do Work  Faster

Exploding Grinder.  4  - Killed Farm Hand            Convastey ‘Old Pedal Grinder To Do Work  _Pacter

Ex-U. S. Employe Guilty of Lying   Jury Convicts a Red Of Hiding Affiliation

ROBESON HEEDS BAN IN PEORIA   DECIDES AGAINST APPEARANCE AT MAYOR'S REQUEST

Singer Robeson Sidesteps Peoria   Says He's Branded ‘Red’ Without Trial

Robeson Sidesteps Peoria Appearance To Avoid Violence   Negro Singer Says City Is on Record as Under “Fascist” Rule

GENERAL MOTORS, CORP. ANNOUNCES PRICE HIKE ‘ON ALL PASSENGER CARS

GENERAL MOTORS RAISES AUTO PRICES   2 To 6 Per Cent Increase: Effective immediately

GM Boosts All Its Cars 2 to 6 P.C.   Company Says Rise In Labor, Material Too Big To Absorb

GM Cars Go Up, 2 To 6%   General Motors Increases Prices On All Autos Effective Joday

General Motors Hikes Passenger Car Prices; Effective Immediately

GMC ANNOUNCES PASSENGER GAR PRICE ADVANGE   Buick, Chevrolet, Pontiac and Other Vehicles Go Up 2 to 6 Percent

GM ANNOUNCES PRICE BOOSTS   2 To 6 Per Cent Rise On All Models Effective At Once

he tpward Revision Will Apgly 10 all the Passenger Mator Cars.   iaxup OF 270 G PER CENT   Lompany cites Increase in Costs jor Labor and Materials.   engst ON OTHER LINES   . pattern Is Planned for the birm's Nonautomotive Products.  Sam

Auto Prices Hiked by GM   Prices Increased To Six Per Cent., Effective Now

All Passenger Models Hiked Immediately   Firm Cites Increased Cost Of Labor And  Materials

GM WILL BOOST PRICE OF CARS   Two to Six Per Cent Will  Be Increase Range

GM INCREASES ALL CAR PRICES   Two to Six Per Cent Increase Effective at Once

General Motors Hikes Car Price   Increase at Once Is 2 To 6 Per Cent

BOOST PRICE OF CARS   General Motors Hikes Rate 6 Per Cent on Passenger \ehicles

Firm. Head Says Increase Necessitated By Higher Praduction Costs

CLAIM UPHELD IN SUPERIOR COURT TEST   Thompson Plans Appeal to State Supreme Court

Superior Court Upholds Claims  On Governorship   Henry County Superior Court Says Election By Georgia Legislature Lawful   SUPREME COURT  WILL GET BATTLE

SAVANNAH CLEARS DEBRIS OF STORM   City Still Without Electricity; One Death Listed

SAVANNAH GALE COST $3,500,000   Clean-Up Crews Wort All Night’ To Remove Debris From Streets

 HURRICANE THAT STAUCK   YESTERDAY DESCRIBED AS “WORST IN CITY'S HIS  TORY

SAVANNAH DIGS TO MOVE DEBRIS   Tension’ Mounts In Florida As Looters Operate In Flood Areas

CLEARS DEBRIS AFTER STORM   Worst Hurricane In City History; 3 Million Damage

West Sixth Avenve Now Closed to Trafic   Detours: on State and Rural in Use; Police Request Careful Deiviegn

West Sixth Avenue Now Closed to Traffic      ~PDetaurs on. Stote-and Reral in Yeo: Police  Reaves? Corefal Driving

FOR $20,000 MORE   Committee Will Have Clear * Up Campaign for K.U. War Memorjal Fund

Commitice Will Have Clean * Up Campaign for K.U. War Memorjal Fund

Summon Telephone Conferees   Labor Department Hopes For Settlement Of Walkout

NEW EFFORTS MADE TO END ~ PHONE TIEUR   NEGOTIATIONS WILL BE RE. SUMED TOMORROW IN HOPE OF REACHING AN . AGREEMENT

U. S. Official Calls New Parley, Hoping to End Phone Strike   Another Basis for Settlement Sought in Meetings Thursday

Police Arrest Seven During Scuffles Here   Order Must Be Maintained at Company, Police Chief Warne.

TELEPHONE STRIKE MEETING IS ASKED   Labor Department Wants Parties to Confer on Dispute.

Will Reopen Phone Strike Negotiations   Government Invited Phone Management and Strikers to Thursday Conference

Will Resume Phone Talks   Government Invites Management, Union Ta New Meeting

Government Asks Both Parties To Meet Again   Hope Settlement May ' Be apped Tomorrow , at on Planned . * By r Department

invitations Issued For Conference   Labor Department Will Sack New Basis for Agree ment Tomorrow

Concaiiators To Outline New Strategy Aimed At Breaking Phone Deadlock

Bids Go  to Union, 3 Firms   Warren Says Meeting Will Try to Find Settlement Basis

Labor Deparment Calls New Meeting In Telephone Strike   Hopes Talks Will Lead to Settlement Of 17-Day Walkout

Red Strikes In Sicilian Cities Fail   New Government of Italian Premier Alcide de Gasperi Wins First Test of Sirength.

Starting Flight Test Of Boeing XL-15   Eisenhower On Hand For New Liaison Plane Trials

3 MEMBERS OF HOUSE SPEAK AGAINST RUSS   Charge Soviet Great: est Challenge to Human Freedom

THREE INFLUENTIAL MEMBERS: LASH OUT-AT RUSBIA IN. BITTER SPEECHES FROM

Russia Greatest Challenge To World's 'Human' Freedom  Three Congressional Leaders Tell

STATE PHONE WORKERS FAIL TO HEED CALL   Big Percentage Ignore Order by Union To Stay Off Jobs

Jurors Get Overell Case:  19 Week Trial   Bud Gollum and _ Heiress Louise Overell Principals in Spectacular California Murder Trial.

OVERELL JURORS STILL UNDECIDED   Panel To Resume DeliberationsatNoon —~

OVERELL JURY PONDERS CASE   Spectators Wait All Night For Yacht Case Decision

Jury Delays Decision in Coast Trial   Bud Gollum May Be Given Death In Overell Case

Overell Jury Deliberating   Fails to Reach Verdict in Case Last Night

OVERELL JURY REMAINS OUT   Resumes Deliberations on tn nocence or Guilt of Heiress in Parents’ Death.

Fail fo Reach Verdict Friday   Longest ‘Murder Case on Record Confusing to 6-Man 6-Women Jury _

EE EEE  JURY WEIGHS VERDICT ON OVERELL DEATHS   Resumes Deliberation After  Meeting Until Midnight

Jury Trying Louise Overell And George Gollum For Murder Continues Its Deliberations   Fail To Reach Verdict After Seven Hours Last Night; Ask For Added Instructions

Overell Murder Case Jury Still Is Deliberating   Fails To Reach Verdic' In Night Session; Pub: lic Interest Hich.

Convene Again This Morning After Midnight Session   Public Interest In Trial High In Orange Belt

Yacht Blast Case Still Unsettled .   No Decision Reached After More Than  Seven Hour Session

OVERELL CASE IN IN JURY'S HANDS   19-Week Trial of Louise,  Lover Is Ended.

Jury Trying Louise Overell and Gollum ~~ Recesses for Night   Tefée Public Interest in Drawn-Out Murder Case in West Continues 

Jury Resumes Deliberations In Overell Case   Failed to Reach a Verdict Last Niaht

Overell-Gollum Tarp to Resume Its Deliberations   fwelve Jurors Fuil to Reach Any Agreement; Call for Exhibits’ Is Made Twice

Verdict Is Aim In Murder Case   Sufors Deliberate . . i On Overell: Deaths

Fight Over Modern Music Linked With Death of Roller Skate Dancer

7 MEMBERS OF UNION CITED FOR CONTEMPT   Columbiana Firm Charges Violation Of Restrainer

Steel Workers af Chicago Walk out   14,000 at Inland Quit When Contract Expires

REP. CASE ASKS SOLONS ENACT ACT PAID RIT    Well Achieve AD Industrial Peace 1 With fustice’

Case Asks For Enactment Of New Labor Bil   South Dakota Congressman Asks Congress To Pass Broadened Measure   AUTHOR OF BILL  VETOED IN 1946

Windows Are Blown Out As Far As Two Miles Away: Havac Is Like in Wartime

More than 200 Injured as Electro-plating Plant Is Leveled by Heavy Explosions; Seek Dead.  HURT ARE DRAGGED FROM WRECKAGE

L. A. Blast Kills 13, Injures 200   ‘City Attorney Absent; Rail Jam Case Delayed

L.A. Death Toll--10  Hundreds Hurt in Blast In Downtown Plant; Area Rocked for 2 Mile Vicinity

200 HURT IN L. A. BLAST   Electro-Plating Piart Blows Up This Morning

Thirteen Persons Killed by Blast  In Los Angeles   Explosion Came From Downtown Plating Works

13 DEAD, 200 HURT IN WEST COAST BLAST   Buildings Shattered Following Terrific Explosion In _ Los Angeles.

Neighbors Shower Help For Widowed Mother of 8 Who Lost All in Fire

Fifth Column Of Tito Bared   Operates in U. S., House Ouizzers Told

CHARGE TITO ‘FIFTH COLUMN’. OPERATING IN THIS COUNTRY      ! SECRET TESTIMONY WILL BE MADE PUBLIC DURING HEARING NEKT TUESDAY

Tito Has Agents In United States, House Group Told   Un-American Activities Committee Investigates  Fifth Column

Rep. Cox Pitches Tent On Capital Grounds  Texas Solon Stages One-Man Crusade Against Cut In Pay

Congresswomen, All Except Three, Admit Their Age   Ry ARTHUR EDSON

Most Congresswomen Neglect To Give T heir Birth Date When They  Prepare Biographies For Record

Heavy Attack Launched on U.S. Plan   Soviet Charges Are Answered by John F. Dulles

RUSSIA LOSES KOREA FICHT, ASSAILS U.S   Dulles Hits Back, Defends Little UN Assembly

U. N. Decides To Make  Korea Free  Defeated Russians Launch Battle . On ‘Little Assembly’

Red Data Deadline For Union Chiefs Exterted By NERB   Filing of Non-communist Affidavits Set Back to Octcber 30th

THOUSANDS. OF AUTO WORKERS FACE LAY-OFFS   SENATOR ASKS TRUMAN TC : FIRE LABOR SECRETARY— “COAL STRIKE INQUIRY  SOUGHT i

TRUMAN URGED TO NAME BOARD IN COAL ISSUE   Solons Fear New Labor Bilf Will Not Be Effective Against Miners

Odom Plane Now Flying to Alaska  Sees New Record by "Etoht $9 10 Hours”

ODOM ON NEXT TO LAST LEG OF HIS FLIGHT   Big BlondAirmanT ook Off From Yokota Early Sunday

Flier Leaves Japan On Next To Last Jaunt   More Tense, Nervous Than Tired, Pilot Reveals That He is “Pretty Sleepy”   Will Take Drugs On Pacific Trin   About 200 in Japan Watch As Odom Naps On Wing While Plane Is Refneled For Hon

Odom’s Plane Reported off Alaskan Coast   Round World Flier Stands Good Chance to Shave Record Time for Globe Girdling by Many Hours

ODOM PUSHES BOMBSHELL IN FOR LAST LAP   NEW SPEED RECORD AROUND GLOBE PROMISED

Odom Starts Final Laps; Expects to Shatter Old Mark  Brief Ground Stops, Shortcuts Aid in Maintaining Speed

Favorable Tailwinds Over Aleutians Will Increase : Speed Of Flight   Lone Airman Out To Halve Record   Bombshell Should Reach Chicago Destination Sometime Today

Odom Nears Alaska on World Flight   Expects to Land Ai Chicago Ai 10 or 11 a.m.

Expect Flier In Chicago  Before Noon   Bombshell May Slash 10 Hours From Old Record

Odom Over Alaska Two Hours Behind Flight Estimates  Odom Reported More Nervous Than Tired In stop at Tokyo

BILLION - BUSHEL WHEAT CROP SEEN   Forecast Is 17 Pet. Higher Thar for Last Year -

Discovery of Uranium Deposits:in Sweden  Reported hy Chemist   ‘Radioactive Shale: Rock {Is ‘Found

Sweden Has  Vast Supply Of Uranium   US. Scientist Telis of  Atemic Material in Radioactive Rock.

“pete tascam atari arin  Sweden Has Uranium by Tons; Rut Lacks Atomic ‘Know How

 Police Haul Four Vans Of Stolen Goods From  i Kleptomaniac’s Home

WARN OF MORE SNOW IN EAST   New York, Digging Out  From Record Fall, Faces  New Threat in Forecast

NEW YORK T0 GET  ~NEW SNOW TODAY   CITY, SLILL DIGGING OUT OF STORM, TOLD TO EXPECT INCH OR TWO.

New York Due  - For New Snov   Transit Still Not Normal Desuite Tail of. 30.000

Prospect for More Snow and Ice in New England Area  New York Struggles t Dig Out From Under

Frozen City Fights: Back at Tee - “ More-Snow F ‘orecast ‘In Stricken Gotham

Labor: Cur b Bill Nears «:  House F toot   Industry Bargaining, Closed Shop Bang & Aneluded in Measure ;

Committee Sending Bil Outlawing Closed Shep To Fleer Today   SENATE COMMITTEE STUDIES MILDER BILL

Committee Approves Union Curb  Bill Is Expected To Reach Floor OfHouseNextWeek

Labor Bill Soon Ready for House   Calls’ For3.Drastic.. Curb Of Union Powers, Ends Closed Shop

House. Committee Approves Bill To Curb. Unions  ae ee a op   Senate Labor Group Adds Ban On Closed Shop To Measure

NEW LABOR BILL GETS APPROVAL OF HOUSE BODY   Proposed Legislation On Strikes, Union Rule Okaved by Committee

Ban on Closed Shop Also Taken By Hodise Group   Approval Given After All-Day Session of Committee

Senator Taft's Committee Also  Bans Closed Shop   Far-Reaching Bills Would Seek to Curb Strikes, Labor Rows

FAR-REACHING BILL WILL REACH LOWER BRANCH NEXT WEEK   Legislation Outlaws Closed  Shop and Limits Collective   Bargaining on Industry  Wide Basis.    LABOR POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS BANNED    Measure Forbids Jurisdiction al Tic-Ups and Mass Piek   eting—Abolishes Pres : ent, NLRB.

House Group Advances Bill ToCurb Strikes   Senate Committee Adopts Ban On Closed Shop

FAR-REACHING BILL OUTLAWS CLOSED SHOPS   POWERS OF UNIONS TO BE CLIPPED BY CONGRESS

House Group's  Approval Given New Labor Bill  Far-Reaching Measure ee   Far-Reaching Measure Would Curb Powers of Unions Generally

Measure to Curb Strikes, Union Powers Approved  Action by House Expected During Next Week

House Group Adopts Curb Upon Unions   Far-Reaching Bill Bans Industry-Wide Bargaining Powers

MAY BAN CLOSED SHOP  ‘Curbs On Walkou s Okayed ‘In House Commiftee Action

Would Reduce Union Powers. Curb Strikes   Senators In Favor Of Closed Shop Ban

Far-Reaching Labor Bill Is Approved   Proposa! Limits Bargaining and Bans Closed Shop

Strike Curbing Labor Measure Gels Approval   House May Send FarReaching Bill To Floor Next Week

Speedy Action On Measure To Halt Walkouts   Whole Set of Labor Practices Would Be Called "Unfair"

STIFF LABOR BILL BEING PREPARED   House Committee Gives Its Approval to Outlawing Closed Shop

INDUSTRY- WIDE BARGAINING IS BANNED IN BILL   Measure Would Make Unions Subject To Contract Suits

Heiress-Lover Murder Trial To Be Resumed   Trouble Getting Jurors  Canses Reeess Until Mon day; Testimony Due — Next Week

STEER BRINGS $8 PER POUND   Chicago Meat Company Buys Grand Champion

Big Boy Goes For $8 Pounda Auction Sale   Steer Bought for $75 By Claude Millwee May Bring Fort Cobb ‘Farm* Youth Total of $8800.

INTELLIGENCE SERVICE NEEDED   A-Bomb And Rockets Put ting Emphasis On Military Espionage

CIRCUS FATHER SAVES 2 LIVES   Son And ‘Daughter Fall From High Wire In Ringling Tent

Cireus Father Saves Lives  Of Son and Daughter When They Spin to the Ground

Couple Arrested By Deputy Sheriff   Five Men Escape from Scioto County Jail   Rita, Orson Part

Both. Sides Claim Truce Violated In The Dutch‘Indonesian Dispute

Violation of © Truce Charged By Both Sides   U.S. Presses Its _ Offer to Mediate Dutch War Affair

U. 5. Pressing Mediation Offer In Netherlands   Indonesians Demand Full UN Commission

Javanese Truce ~ Violated, Both ~ Parties Contend   Dutch and = Indonesians ~ Blame Each Other for * Continued Skirmishing

DUTCH NDONESIAN TRUCE VIOLATED, BOTH SIDES CLAIM   United States Presses Offer To Mediate Pacific Dienute

INDONESIAN TRUGt I) AID VIOLATED: U.S. OFFERS HELP   Dutch Communique Says Three Soldiers Killed 40 Wounded Since Peace Agreement.   UNCLE SAM TELLS ABOUT COMMISSION

Indonesians And Dutch Say Truce Violated ©   U. S. Presses Offer to Mediate Dispute; Dutch Claim Three Killed, 40 Wounded

Indonesians and Dutch Still Shooting   US Offers to Mediate May Re Relected

SETTLE ATOMIC PLANT DISPUTE   Union and Company Aoree on New Terms

Hogs, Grains and Eggs Lead Parade of Rising Costs of Commodities

All Time High Prices For “Pork-On-The-Hoof Lead Commodity List Upsurge   Hogs Hit $29 A Hundred Pounds At Chicago; Wheat Passes $2.36, Corn $1.42 Bushel; Cotton Jumps $4 Bale In New York

Prices Of Hogs Soar On Nation's Markets   Sharply Rising Retai Costs of Pork Products Indicated °

Fork-on-Hoot Prices Soar  To New Highs   Grains, Cotton, Silver, Eggs Also Climb On Market

U.S.Commodit Prices Show  Major Gains  Cost of Hogs Apt to Make Park Rica ta   Cost of Hogs Apt to Make Pork Rise to $1 Per Pound

HOG PRICES HIT NEW HIGH MARK   Pork Chops May Go Up To $1 A Pound In Retail Markets

{{ Pork Chops in Prospect as Hog Prices Hit Peak   $29 Per Cwt. Reportec at Chicago; Grains in a Spurt

UNHAPPY ENDING   Swede Writer Frees Woman At Asylum, Flees by Plane

[Man Forces W ay Into Swedish  Insane Asylum, Frees Woman   Writer Stabs Attendant, Flees With Patient In Plane; Couple Is Arrested

First New York Stators At Rochester, Glens Falls Report Witnessing Flight

Sen. Ferguson Wants to Override President Truman’s. Mistake’ Veto

May Override  Truman Veto Would Allow Wheeler To Take Counsel Post

4th Felony May Impose Lite Term      Such Sentence Would Be Mandatory Under Bill Before Legislature

Mere Legalized Hijacking, Says Sen. 0'Daniel   Steel Pact Extension Seen As Forcing Quick  Action By Concress.

Asks Conéress      Move Speedily On Portal Pay   O'Danicl Declares Suit: “Legalized Hi-Jacking,”’ CIO Club Over Industry

PORTAL PAY SUITS CALLED LEGALIZED HI-JACKING TODAY   Were So Labeled by Senator O’Daniel, Democrat of Texas.   IHE ISSUED STATEMENT   The Senator Alo Called Them a CIO “Club Over Industry”.

Portal Pay Suits Called ‘THhi-Jacking’   Sen. Capehart Calls Portal Pay Issue the Biggest Problem Before Congress Today. ~

Congressional Aciion Urged On Portal Pay  Murray Cites Steel Move As rf  F__ _

O’Daniel Raps Portal Suits As Hijacking   Texan Wants Congress Action to Halt “Club Over Industry”

‘Portal Suits Termed “Legalized Hi-Jacking’   Texas Senator Refers Te Actions as ClO “Club Over Industry”

O’Daniel Scores" Portal Pay Suits.   Declares Them “Legalized _Hi- Jacking” And A> Club Over Industry.

Portal Pay A Top Issue   Senators Term Problem “Biggest Before Congress Right Now” —

FoaraL PAY. SUITS  a   Texas Senator Tells Committee That Something Must Be Done By Congress

PORTAL PAY SUITS GALLED "LEGALIZED HI-JACKING”   Sen. O’Daniel  Makes Assertion For His Bill To End Portal Suits

Q’DANIEL GALLS PORTAL PAY SUITS LEGAL ‘HLIACKING’   Texas Senator Charges €.L0. Holding Club  Picar Iirbictey

Portal Pay Suits ‘arget Of O’Daniel Attacis; Asks;  Coneress “Do Something”

Today’s Talks, Acts In Nation's Capital Summarized by A. P   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Busy Readers

POATAL PAY SUITS CALLED “HUACKING    Senator O’Daniel Declares Actions Are C. I. O. Club Over Industry for Union’s Use in Negotiating New Contracts.

O’Daniel Hits Portal Suits As Hijacking   Tells Committee Curb on Actions Is *Imnerative’

O'Daniel Raps Portal Pay Suits   Demands Congres: Do Something About ‘Hi-Jackine’

sHmattered Nerves Texas City Waterfront Scene Of Giant Clean-Up Activitu

Texas City Is Still Hunting For Blast Dead   See pages 2, 4 and 10 for other pictures of Texas City disaster.

“It’s Going to Blew” Became Watch-word For Citizens in Little Texas City

Nerve-Shattered Residents Of Texas City Go About Task Of Rebuilding Wrecked Town

Texas City Residents Jumpy, Do Odd Things As Shattered Nerves, Fatigue Take Ettect

State Sales Tax, Passed Early Today, Will Be Effective July 1   Senate Votes 17 To 12 For Two Percent Measure Which Now Goes To Governor Lane For Signing: Eight Republicans Against.

Sales Tax Bill Sent  To Governor   Measure Passed By Senate At 2.30 A. M. Under Suspension Of The Rules

“Flying Saucers” Have the Northwest Thinking, Many Persons Verify Mystery

Crew Of Passenger Fae Tell Of  Seeing “Flying Saucers” In Idahe   Pilot And Others, Heretofore Skeptical, Watch The Discs Hurtling By For Ten TO ifs can Minitac.

Nation Puzzled as ‘Flying Discs’ Seen in 31 States: - Airline Crew Views Nine

TC COMPLICATE Al'D TO GREECE  <i OF KING   White House Makes No Statement On New Situation

GOP. Leader Says Death of Greek King Complicates Question Of U.S. Aid to Greece, Turkey

Greek Aid Tangle May Be Increased By King’s Death   ; House GOP Leader Fears - Additional Complications Created By Demise   UN VETO PROPOSAL UNDER EXAMINATION   Vandenberg Offers Plan   Without Ascertaining State Dept. View

KING GEORGE'S DEATH WILL COMPLICATE WY. S. AID 10 GREECE PROGRAM -- HALLECK

Landon Endorses Giving President Everything Asked   Kansan Favors Going All Out to Help Balkans

Landon Supports Truman Proposal  Asserts It Is Time to Exert Strength

Landon Urges Aid Even If It Means New War   Sees Many Nations In Russian Sphere If Greece Topples

Allentown Police — Chief Is Kidnaped   Gunman Later’ Captured Without A Shot Being Fired

Sailors Union Head Want: Continuance of Hiring Hall System For Maritimers

Taft May Ask Revision of  New Labor Law  Change Would Permi Keeping of Maritime ayr_. TF e aes

4  Proposed Amendment Would Apply to Hiring Hall System! for Maritime Unions—Labor Leader Who Conferred With Him Says Ohioan May Recommend Revision That Would! Permit Closed Shop If Majority Voted for It. 

Taft Says Labor ‘Act Revisions Are ‘Considered’   Might Recommend Closed Shop Under Certain Conditions

Senator Taft Talks About Exports, Labor on Coast  Ohioan Says Billions  Shipped Each Year Boosts Prices

Taft Hints At Revision For Seamen  Sees Union Head: Non-Red Affidavit — Fight Stull Raging

With Legislature Adjourned Dewey ‘Is Lone Target of Those Opposed To Controversial Bills at Albany

SOLONS GO HOME   Budget Measure Approved, Bank Insurance Bill Dafarted tn finnta

NEWSMEN SAY TAFT TO RUN   SENATOR STILL SILENT ON PERSONAL PLANS BUT PRE__ DICTS GOP VICTORY

DOG-CATCHER PUT.OUT   BAIN AT NIGHT AS JAPS RPRAR IT IN NAYLICUT

CACHE OF BILLS FOUND IN HOME   per Mates Disof Tfome ‘Police, “Checking = to! Discover Whether Money is Robbery. Loot.

CACHE OF BILLS FOUND IN HOME   Philadelphia, Bookkeeper Makes“Dts? covery in Basement of Home — Police Checking to Discover Whether Money Is Robbery Loot.

STATE POLICEMAN ISKIDNAPED TODAY FICHTS. WAY FREE   Trooper Is Attacked by Three Men at Lawrenceburg; All Are Captured After Incident.   ONE ASSAILANT KAYOED BY WOODS

Visitor Will Arrive In Capital Tuesday * For Two-Week Stay; Huge Parade Planned

Reception Plans Are Complete  Mexican President to Visit Capital

FOR AEMAN VIS   Capital Completes Plan fo? Rousing Recaption for Mexico’s President

Washington Prepares Elaborate elcome For Mexico President   MIGUEL ALEMAN

RETAIL SUGAR PRICES GO UP:   Expect Increase of Fifth Cent to Housewives

INCREASE CEILING PRICE FOR SUGAR   Boost Is Expected to Be About One-Fifth of a Cent a Pound at Retail.

WINDSOR IS NOT INVITED = TO QUEEN MOTHER'S PART   EIGHTIE: 1 BIRTHDAY OF QUEEN MOTHER MARY WAS OBSERVED AT SMALL GATHERING

Disagreement On Building Restrictions  May Block Final Action On Rent Controls

Senate Votes Bill Extending ‘Rent Controls   Boosts to 15 Pet. Permitted in Deals Including Leases

Possible Block on Rent Control   Disagreement Over Building Code May Delay Extension

Chief Stumbling Block to Action   Disagreement Over Building Rulinas

(Quick Agreement of Rent Control Measure Is Forecast by Conferees

SEEK AGREEMENT ON RENT CONTROL   JOINT CONFERENCE WILL COMPROMISE TWO RIVAL BILLS

Restrictions Delay Action   May Be Chief Stumbling Block To Final-Rent Con. trol Passage.

Rent Control Now in Hand of Conferees   Restrictions on Building Seen as Stumbling Block

senate 0. K.’s Bill For I! pct, incréases; Conferees Seek Harmony

“RENT CONTROL TO CONFERENCE   Differences Between House, Senate Bills Moet Re Settled

Building Curhs May Balk Action On Rent Contrals   Senater Buck Points To Differences Between The Rille.

Row Perils. Rent Control Bill  rm » we. 6CU«C _ rat 7, eo # a aay

WITNESS CLAIMS WAREHOUSE MEN SHIFTED SUPPLY   Fabricators Also In Racket Senate Probers Are Told

Milestone, Not Millstone; At [Least That’s What Honest Harolc \Said of Anglo-American Oil Pact

Tip For Brides-To-Be   For Happy Marriage Take Husband Just As Intelligent As Youe-—Or Smarter

Psyc hologists Advice  Tip to Girls: Marry a Man Who Is as Smart as You Are

The Psychologist Says eee ee  A Tip for Brides—Pick One cs Brainy or Brainiei

U. S. Radicals Slated to Get Full Spotlight   House Group Favor - Forced Registration And Wide Publicity

“Publicity Spotlight” to Restrict Activities of Party  Group Is Classed as ‘Worldwide =e oe NaAOISEE © 31  oe: as   Group Is Classed as ‘Worldwide Ravolutionary Movement’ Seeking Overthrow of This Nation

HOUSE REPORT CHARGES PARTY AGAINST U.S.   Proposal to Require All Communists To Register

“Publicity Spotlight” to Restrict Activities of Party  Group Is Classed as ‘Worldwide  meom tees fy FS pre BEG   Group Is Classed as ‘Worldwide Revolutionary Movement’ Seeking Overthrow of This Nation

Senate Stage Set to Study Liquor Bills   Beer Control and Liquor by Drink Cansideration Near

Taft Demands Know Officials Views On War  a. Bae Cian ‘ti   ~ Calls For Size-Up Of Situation Concerning Russia

Taft Wants Opinion  Of Military   Asks if Russia Will Go to War if US  Carries Out Program

Taft Wary of War Potential Foreign Move   President Truman Telle Of Cooperation Pledges From Greek Leaders; Solon Calle far Sizecun

HIGH MILITARY: LEADERS’ VIEWS WILL BE SOUGHT   Ohioan to Call Upon Vandéeberg to Quiz Army Men on Subject When They  Testify. a   REMAINS UNCOMMITTED ON ASSISTANCE PLAN   Key Congressmen Predict Five Other Countries rand Seek Aid to Combat .  Communism. .

Size-Up on War Possibility Sought by Tait  Military Estimate Wanted in Event U. S. Renders Aid

Asks View Of Potential In Foreign Move   Truman Announces Co-Operation Pledge By Greek Leaders

TAFT WANTS OPINIONS ON WAR DANGER   Questioning of Leading Military Figures Planned

Sen. Taft Asks Whether There Is War Threat  PS Poe) intr mt   Senator Demands to Know If Aid Program Will Mean Trouble

What's War  Chance Now   That Is What Taft Asks, Wants Official Size-Up Of Russia's Attitude

Taft Fears War If U. S. Gives Aid To Greece   Senator Wants To Know Military View On Possibility Before Changing

Question: Is Raised © By Senator   Qhioan Asks Official Opinion on Effect Of Truman’s Stand

Solon Questions Soviet Reaction To Greek Relief   Opinion of Military Leaders To Be Asked By Ohio Republican

Will Russians Declare War lf U. §. Aids?   Taft Seeks Answer to Vital Question From Top Military

Taft Wonders If Russia May Declare War On USS.  lf Truman Loan Is Made

Taft Asks of Possibility of Russian War   ‘Ohio Republican Calls for Size Up  Of Situation by Top U. S. Military Leaders

U.S. Action in Europe Viewed as Momentous  . ‘Ohioan Would Query ‘Brass Hats’ On Outlook for War With Soviets —

Temperatures   Will Reds Make War If We Help Greeks, We Asks Militarists

Ohio Senator Wants to Know What—_iitiittary Men Think About Russia Going to War

Simple Tax Blank  Dewey Will Propose One No Larger Than Bank Check

TEACHER PAY HIKE BILL IS PROPOSED   Would Average. $300; Funds to Be Taken from Sales . Tay Due Schools

U.S. Army Smashe: New Attempt To Organize Nazis  Network of Secret Leaders in Many Cities Broken Up

CHICAGO-BLACK — HILLS HIGHWAY IS TOPIC OF MEETING   “Big Crowd Here Monday -To Hear Of Progress Made On New Road

400 ATTEND ROAD MEET AT AKRON   Illinois And Iowa Already In Line—Now It’s Up To So. Dak.

CAFE MAN HUNTED ‘IN TRUNK MURDER   SUSPEC?’S DEAD WIFE IDENTIFIED AS A FORMER PORTUGUESE COUNTESS.

Two Guilty Of Handling Copper henth   Cultists Face Jail Following Religious Rite

BLASTS BREAK -OIL PIPELINE   NEW VIOLENCE FLARES IN PALESTINE AFTER ARREST  OF UNDERGROUND LEADERS

OIL PIPELINE: IS BLOWN UF BY EXTREMISTS   Blast Follows Night Attack On Law Cordon

Fireworks at Labor Quiz; . Green Yields   AFL ‘Willing to Accept’ Measure On Finance Reports

Head of AFL For Changes In Labor Act   Green Approves Plan Requiring Unions Report

AFL Chief Lashes Out At Hearing   Green and Hoffman Exchange Fast Verbal Blows Over Changes In Labor Laws:

GREEN SHOUTS HIS APPROVAL OF CHANGES   Sees Need of Changes In Wagner Act and Free Speech for All

Green Admits Need of Some Labor Reform:   AFL Head Is Willing For Solons to Alter Wagner Act Slightly

Wagner Act Revision Is 0.K.: Green   AFL Chief Says Union Curb, Employer Aid May Be Desirable.

Green Concedes Industry Should Have Free Speech  Would Not Oppose Union Registration

Would Accept New Labor Law   Red-Faced Exchange With Rep..Hoffren ~

AFL President Clashes With House Leaders   ‘No Objections’ to Requiring Financial Reports by Unions

Union Financial Reports Are Acceptable To Green      AFL President Also Is Willing for Congress to Assure Employers Free Speech—Opposes Most Labor Legislation

Green Assails Proposed Laws To Curb Labor   AFL Chief Asseris “Real Purpose” Is To Wreck Unions; “Inflation Causing Unrest”

GREEN IN ‘HOT’ LABOR HEARING   Tangles With Rep. Hoffmar On Union Policy

AFL President Willing For Unters to File Fr nancial Reports, Comnities Kha Flot Session

OPPOSES NEW LABOR CURBS   GREEN WARMED UP BY QUIZZING OF GOP SOLONS

Green Accepts . Union Financial Report Measure   Heated Exchange Wit Committeeman Marks Labor Hearing

GREEN WOULD REPORT ON UNION FUNDS   A. F. of L. Chief Says He Has No Objection to Law Requiring Labor Groups to Make Financial Set-up Public.

Green Would LetEmployers Speak Freely   AFL Head Grudgingly Makes Concessions; Has No Suaqgestions

GREEN WOULD MAKE PUBLIC UNION DATE   faFL President Clashes With Rep. Hoffman, But Agrees to Plan

Green Willing To Make Unions Reveal Finances  AFL Leader Would Also Grant Employer Right Of Free Speech

AFL’s Green Set Tc Make  ‘Concessions’  Says He’s ‘Willing’ On Money Reports By National Union

Green Blasts New Legistation For Controling of Labor   Blames Inflation For Strike Wave Of 1946 and 1947

GREEN APPROVES CERTAIN CHANGES IN WAGNER ACT   A. F. of L. President Willing That Congress Should Assure Free Speech to Employers.   PUTS O. K. ON UNION FINANCIAL REPORTS   Makes Concessions Under  Grilling—Opposes Nearly All Labor Bills Be fore Congress.

AFL Chieftain Yells Approval At Meeting   Labor Leader Tells House Group He Favors Waqner Act Changes

GREEN HANGS ON TO MERGER HOPE   Note To Murray, However ® Seems To Close Door

Green Willing To Have Unions List Finances   AFL Head Ready to Allow Employers to Engage in Free Speeck

AFL President Accepts Proposal to Give Free Speech to Em ployers

GREEN WILLING TO REPORT ON UNION FINANCIAL STATUS.   Makes Statemeat in Heated Exchange With Solon During Hearing

Green “Willing” to Change Wagner Act, He Tells Stormy House Labor Hearing

AFL Concedes Union Registration, Reports, Free Speech for Employers

AFL Leader for Some Revisions ‘In Labor Laws   But Not Jurisdictional Strikes, Declares William Green

Willing to Report  Finances   AFL Chieftain Contends Purpose Of Most Labor Laws Is to Enslave Labor

Marshall in Paris, Enroute fo Berlir  Confers With French President, Premier

MARSHALL LANDS IN PARIS EN ROUTE TO MOSCOW TALKS   Secretary of State Plans Brief _ Stopover in Berlin . Tarnorrow

Marshall In Paris      To Talk With French President and Premier: to Berlin Next

Marshall Arrives In Paris On Way To Big 4 Parley  His Advisers land In Rerlin

Marshall Plane Reaches Paris   Secretary To Be Guest of President of France

Gen. Marshall Reaches Paris: To Go fo Berlin   John Foster Dulles And Other Advisers of Secretary Marshall Arrive in Berlin

FRENGH GREET GEN, MARSHALL   Secretary of State Plans Talk With Premier

Marshall Lands’ At Paris Airport   Secretary To Be Dinner Guest of President Vincent. Auriol Tonight

MARSHALL AT PARIS AIRFIELD   Arrives for Brief Stay Before Going to Moscow

Royal Couple’ Forced _ To Change, Honeymoon Hideout, Due to Crowds

Survey Result Announced Today... .  CANCER RATE IS LOWER IN SOUTH

High Cancer Rate Shown to Coincide  With Cities, Physicians and Wealth

Higher Cancer Rate in North   New Figures on Death Rates Given at Chicago Research Meet

Germans Fleeing Russian Zone   Thousands Reported Entering American Zone To Escape Slavery In Uranium Mines

PURDUE FIELDHOUSE SEALED AFTER TRAGEDY   Two Killed, 250 Injured As Bleachers Collapse.

Inves#i.2 rs Probe i* #Snouse Disaster   Two Die, 250 Hurt as Purdue University Bleacher Section Falls During Big Nine Game

TWO KILLED, 250 HURT AS STANDS CRASH AT GAME   ‘Fall At Half of Purdue-Wisconsin Court Contest

Bleacher Collapses in Purdue U. Fieldhouse; 2 Students Die  230 Basketball Fans ‘Are Injured During  Ee one. ORDA, ge MOMENeRRaDRIO’ .. Scmmiets. een

Stands Fall: Two Killed, 250 Injured   Bleachers at Purdue’: Fieldhouse Collapse During Cage Tilt.

Basketball Game At Perdue Halfed By Tragic Crash  All-Wooden Stands Spill Spectators To Graund lite Paunnal

3,500 Fans Go Down As Cage Stands Crash   Two Killed, 250 Hurt As Bleachers Collapse At Purdue University Game

148 Are in Hospitals at Lafayette Today; Gym Is Sealed for Studies By Authorities.  POLICE DECLARE COLLAPSE MISHAP

TWO KILLED WHEN BLEACHERS IN PURDUE FIELD HOUSE COLLAPSE; 250 BASKETBALL FANS INJURED

@ PAUL MALLON—  Maybe G. O. P. Should Encourage Veto of Union Reform Bill

-@ PAUL  MAULON SF Fe ot gg ES EG ST ee NT q Me  Maybe G. 0. P. ‘Should 1 Bneourag Veto of Union Reform Bill.

Meatless And Eggless_ Days Are Protested  600 Prisoners Go On Hunger  Strike For An Enriched Diet 

Hunger Strike Is Started by 600 Convicts   Men in Federal Prison Protest Meatless Tuesdays, Eggless Thursdays

U. 8. INSISTS UPON ATOMIC DISCUSSION   Only Concession From Russia Will Break Deadlock Over Disarmament.

U. 5. STANDS FIRM ON ARMS DEBATE   Will Oppese Side-Tracking of Atomic Pransegle

Mexican Landslides Kill Af Least 1] Persons, Wipe Out Two Villages

Roads Blocked In Mexico by Catastrophe   Hurricane Rains Are Blamed for Disaster South of Border

Mexicans Stage Colorful Fiesta For Mr. Truman  Presi eye Honored On Good Neighbor 7 8 avdar

Two Die Trying to See Pres.   Pledge Mexican Citizens United States Will Stand by As a Good Neighbor

MEXICO TOLD U. S. INTENDS 10 STICK BY NEIGHBOR PLAN   Good Neighbor Poley: Reiterated: Truman Goes On Tourist Jaunt

Harry S. Truman Takes Tourist's  Look At Mexica   Good - Neighbor Policy And Non - Intervention  Pledge Affirmed.

MEXICANS FLOCK TO SEE TRUMAN   Two Killed, Four Injured In Capital City Crowd

TWO KILLED AS MEXICANS JAM TO SEE TRUMAN   Assures Country U. S Will Stand By Good Neighbor Policy

4 Injured as Mexico Crowd Packs Arena   Truman Honors Children Who Died Fighting Winfield Sentt

Truman Renews Amity Pledge   Vacationing President Promises Mexico U. 5S. Policy Will Continue

23 Measures Passed By Maryland Senate   “Ripper” Bill To Oust Commissioner. Elgin Withheld From Floor

SENATE PASSES 23 MEASURES AT NIGHT SESSION   Bill- Authorizing Appoint. ment Of State Engineer Is Adopted

Senate Okays Md. Revenue  Distribution Plan Report Improvements Depar tment Bill Sent To Lane

Senators Get Light On Planned Steel  Deal “Sweetening”   Probe Uncovers Some Leads of Real Interest To Nation’s Business

Sen. Martin’s Group To Seek First-Hand  Testimony from Man Named as Suggester

PROBE STORY OF PLAN FOR STEEL PAYOFF   Senators Told Secre' Payments Proposed In Huge Deal

Hughes’ Records  Probed   Investigators Seek Meyer, Publicist For Plane-Builder

TALMADGE AGAIN REFUSES 10 GIVE UIP GEORGIA POST   Rejects Thompson’s Demand to Vacate Governar's Office in Aitonin

THOMPSON NOW CLAIMS TO BE GA. GOVERNOR   New Lt. Gov. _ Carries Case . To Court

12-Point Business Program Given  by Chamber Leader  Free Economy Under a Representative Government Is Urged hy Speaker:

12-Point Business Program Given  by Chamber Leader   Free Economy Under a Representative Government Is Urged by Speaker: State Group Opens Two-Day Conclave

* -_. 81,000,000 STORM LOSS — Nor’ easter. Kills Z, Wrecks Homes, Ships

OLD SENATE RULE WILL BE TESTED   Blocking Appointments “Ob noxious” To Members  Faces Stiff Battle

Attorney General Scores Lynch Trial  In South Carolina  Declares His Office : Committed to Justice for Blacks, Whites

CLARK DENOUNCES LYNGH ACQUITTALS   TERMS SOUTH CAROLINA VERDICT OUTRAGE—THREATENS COURT ACTION.

George VI Opens Anglo Parliament   Cally for Nationalization ‘of Gas Industry jn Socialist Speech .

King George Opens New Parliament   Nationalization of Gas Industry, Curb Of Lords Power Asked

KING GEORGE OPENS NEW SESSION PARLIAMENT: ASKS GAS INDUSTRY NATIONALIZATION CURB ON LORDS

BRITISH LORDS JOLTED ANEW   King Calls for Curtailed Powers, Nationalization of Gas Industry

King George Opens Session Of Parliament  Ask Nationalizatior Of Gas Industry, Curb On Power Of

To Curb Powers Of Gt. Britain’s House Of Lords   King Also Reveals Plans For Nationalization Of Gas Indusitrv.

Nationalization Of Gas Industry Asked By King In Opening Parliament   Curb In Lords’ Powers Proposed   Economic Recovery Given Top Priority In Labor. Prepared Speech

CURB CALLED IN POWERS OF BRITISH LORDS   Nationalization of Gas Industry Asked as King Opens New Parliament

KING GEORGE VI OPENS SESSION   Monarch Calls For Na tionalization Of British Gas Industry

British Plan To Curb Lords’ Power   King George Addresses New Session of Parliament Today

King Calls For Power Carbs On House Of Lords   Opens Parliament With 15-Minute Address.

King Calls For Curb On Peers   But Speech Opening Parliament Session Puts Chief Stress On Eeonomic Recovery

Britain Next To Take Over Gas Industry   King Also Calls  For Curbing Powers Of House Of Lords; Attlee Writes Speech

British King Opens Session Of Parliament   Asks Nationalization of Gas Industry; Curbs on House of Lords; Top Priority Given to Recovery.

CURB ORDERED ON POWER OF BRITISH PEERS   KING GEORGE OPENS PARLIAMENT WITH SOCIALIST TALK

King Asks Curb On Lords’ Power   Decision Announced At New Session Of English Parliament

KING GEORGE ASKS GURB ON - HOUSE OF LORDS   Speech to Parliament Also Calls For Nationalization of Gas Industry

King Opens Parliament  In England   George VI Asks For ‘Nationalization’ Of Great Britain’s Gas Industry

Britain Will Trim Powers of Lords Economic Recovery,  Gas Socialization Planned by Labor

New Parliament Opened by King  Announces Intent to Curb Power of Peers

King Announces  Curb on Lords  Authority of Upper House is Trimmed

MONARCH WOULD TRIM POWER OF BODY OF LORDS   Britains Ruler Asks Nationalization Of Nation's Gas Industry; Gives Top Priority To Economic Recovery.

‘urb May Be laced Upon ords Power   Government's Decision Is Momentous One

King Opens New Session Of Parliament  § h Asks Nationalization AL B.:.L 2...

[British King Calls For Nationalization \Of Gas Industry In Opening Parliament

Laborites Act To Cut Influence of Peerage  King Reads Edict to Parliament; QGac Nathanalization Pratected

Nationalization Of Gas, Curbing House Of Lords Slated In British Parliament

British King Asks for Curbs On House of Lords  Message io Parliament Give Priority io Program For Economic Recovery

Monarch Also Makes -Plea  For Economie Recovery,   English Gas Industry  Nationalization

Parliament Will Trim Peers’ Role   King Reads Plan To Take Control Of Gas Industry

King George Opens Nev Session of Parliament   Government Calls for Nationalization Of Gas Industry, Curb on House of Lords

King Reports Labor Aim To  Socialize Gas  zg. spe   Monarch Confirms Government Move ¥o Curb Peers

KING OPENS SSSION OF PARLIAM:NT   George VI Calls for Nationalization of Gas Industry and Urges Curb on Powers of the House of Lords.

King George Calls for Curb on Powers of House of Lords   ‘Opens. 3rd Year of Labot Rule With Momentous Parliament Speech

British To Clip Power Of Peers  Si  aay Sa. ae   Parliament Opens New Session

Assembly Passes Gas ‘Home Rule Repeal Bill   Also Approves Bill To Cancel Tax; Senate OKs Vet Loon Fund Plan

EAST ST. LOUIS OFFICIALS WIN   FOUR RENOMINATED BY WIDE MARGINS; UNDER INDICTMENT

WORK OUTLOOK IN THE FUTURE RATED BRIGHT   HIGH ‘PRODUCTION, RECORD EMPLOYMENT AND HIGHER ; COSTS PREDICTED BY FEDERAL EXPERTS

NEW HIGH IN EMPLOYMENT PREDICTED   Continued Rise in Cost of Living Also Forecast by BLS

OFFICIAL SEES FURTHER RISE IN LIVING COST   BLS Index Indicates U. §S Near Economic Goals Set By President

RISE IN LIVING COST FORESEEN    Downward Pressures’ of Last Spring Are Eased

High Output, Record In Jobs Seen For U.S.   Living Costs To Rise Due To Food And Rent Hikes, Is Report

High Production Will Continue   Record Employment Is Also Fore cast, Also Rise In Cost Of Living

Cities May Obtain Additional Funds  Whisky Sales Tax To Provide Revenue

Temperatures Droy To 30 Below In North Montana  Helena Reading Goes To Minus 12; Relief Is Expected

‘More Cold Is Expected  In Montana; Chilly 'Weather Follows Storm

Byrd’s Ships Arrive In  New Zealand   Polar Explorers Homeward Bound

Mine Workers Refurn to Pits: Outout Spurts   Many Thousands Still Idle, However, Awaiting Pact Ratifications

2 Persons Die, Others Injured  In Train Crash   Texas Special And Freight Engine In Sideswipe Accident At Gkla. Town

Fireman Critically Injured as Katy Train Sideswipes Freight Engine at Armstrona

ONE MAN KILLED  IN TRAIN WRECK   Katy Passenger and Freight Engines in Collision

TRAINS COLLIDE IN STATE, ONE ENGINEER DEAD   Several Are Injured as Katy Passenger Sideswipes Freight Near Durant

TRAIN COLLISION KILLS. RAILROADER IN-OXLAHOMA AREA   Texas Special Passenger and Freight Collide; Several  Passengers Injured

Freight Train Engine and Passenger Hit   Ambulance Driver Says Wreck Is “Terrible,” Rescue Work Continues

HUGHES SEEKS BREWSTER QUIZ ON PLANE DEAL   Meyer To Face Probers about Entertainment after Getting Some Sleep

Plane Builder Defies Subpoena To Testify Before Next Wednesday   Publicity Man Reports At Investigation But Is Sent Home To Rest; Elliot  Roosevelt Summoned For Next Week.

Agent for Hughes Directed to Rest Before Testifying   Meyer Arrives in Capital From Paris, Is “Sent to Bed” by Ferguson   AIRPLANE BUILDER DEFIES COMMITTEE   Will Not Appear Before Wednesday; Demands FBI  Inquiry of Brewster

Stalled On Atom   Three Major Points Halt U. S.-Russian Control Agreement

DISAGREE ON 3 ATOMIC ISSUES   United ‘States Remains Firm In Demand For .  No Veto   DEBATE IS SCHEDULED

U.S. and Russia Differ on Three Points on Control   U. N. Council Starts Debates on Their Proposals For Atomic Policies

U. S., Soviet Atom Contro  Views Heard   Security Council Discusses Three Important Points

Atom Control Debate Slated   Three Points of  Disagreement Stand Out Now

UN Discusses U.S. And Russian Views On Atomic Control   security Council Seeks Wav To Preserve Peace

U.N. Security Council to Thresh Out U. §., Russian Atomic Control Views

DIFFER ON3 KEY POINTS   Security Council Callec To Important Meeting  DIFFERENCES   Settled On Other Items: Both Nations Firm On Atomic Veto Matter

Council Discusses Atom For Peace   Russia and United States Disagree On Three Points On Atomic Control

Congress To Adjourn By Saturday Is Leaders’Hope   Believe All ‘Must’ Legislation Can Be Disposed of By the Deadline This Week

Packinghouse Workers Vote to. Stay Away From lobs at Cedar Ranids

TEXAS HOUSE PASSES PROBATION PAROLE SYSTEM MEASURE; WILL STUDY REDISTRICTING TUESDAY

Probation-Parole System Approved  House Vote OK’s Plan; ~ Re-Districting Is Next

State’s Driest Season Since 1924 Brings Increase in Forest Fires

G-MEN PROBING MEYERS’ LIFE   Exact: Nature of -Investigations is Closely. Guarded Secret — FBI Reports Will Decide “What Indictment Will be Sought Against Meyers by Government: -

GHECKUP ON GENERAL MEYERS HAS TOP PRIORITY WITH FBI   FEDERAL OPERATIVES ARE TYING UP “LOOSE ENDS" FOR GRAND JURY. ~ -JINOUIRY

Mine Shutdown To Cut Output   Nation To Lose About One-Fourth Of Its  Daily Production

Deemed Ta 00  Hazardous —   For Miners   ‘WILL CUT SOFT COAL OUTPUT  BY ONE-SIXTH; SOME WILL BE MADE SAFE, OTHERS NEVER» REOPEN

SECRETARY KRUG CLOSED 518 SOFT COAL MINES   They Are to Remain Closed Tndefinitely Recause of Dangerous Condition,   GOVERNMENT OPERATED   Krusy Said the Other 2,008 Mines Conld Reopen Next Monday.

KRUG STATES MINES UNSAFE FOR OPERATION   All Mines Must Be Certified As Safe Before They Can Be Opened Again

Over 100 to Be Certified OK by Monday   Others Need Corrections Likely to Take Much  Longer, Navy Savs

All Others Must. Be Safe Before  Mining Resumes   Lewis Bitterly Denounces Krug, Asks Conaress te Return $700,000 Fine

Closing Of Mines Will Idle 100,000  Operators Surprised At Order Of Krua

Check of Mines on Krug's List-Already- in Progress  Navy Hopes to Certify 25 Percent Of Then in Time to Reopen Monday

Krug Orders Mines Seen As Dangerous  To Remain Closed   - Others To Reopen Monday On Assurance Of Safety

SPEEDY 0. K. DUE FOR MANY MINES   25°/, Of Pits Expected To Be Certified By Monday

Believed To Be Dangerous For Miners   Other 2,013 To Be Reopened Easter Monday

Krug Orders 518 Hazardous Coal Mines Shut Down   Others Closed Pending Safety Certification

26 PER CENT PRODUCTION CUT SEEN   100.000 Coal Miners Wil Be Idied By Krug Order   Decreased By 616,000 Tons Per Day: Operators Are Surprised By Ruling

John L. Lewis Urges Greater Safety For Coal Miners; Krug Closes 518 Dangerous Mines

Quarfer of 518 Closed Pits May Win Approval   Others Will Require ‘Considerable Time to Make Corrections

Krug Says Union Heads to Make Decisions in 518 Workings; Others to Be Certified.  ee a ee   TELEGRAMS SENT OUT BY COLLISSON

Krug Order Affects 518 Soft Coal Pits   Others May Reopen Monday, Ending ‘Holiday’

Remain Closed Until Certified Reasonably Sate   2,013 Others Under Federal Control Can Reopen Monday

518 MINES 10 STAY CLOSED   Uniil Committees Determine Them Reasonably Safe

Many ‘Unsafe’ Mines To Open   Spokesman Says 25 Per Cent Will Have Corrected Defects by. Monday.

2.013 Others Will Not Re. open Until Managers, Certify They Are Safe   Action Will Cut Output Of Steel   Lewis Asks Removal Of Krug And Return To Union Of $700,000 Fine

LEWIS ASKS. ~ GONGRESS TO. ~~ RETURN FINE   INTERIOR SECRET AR Y.ORDERS 318 MINES TO REMAIN , CLOSED UNTIL THEY. ARE SAFE

SAFETY CHECK REQUIRED FOR REOPENING   Secretary Acts as Lewis Blames Him in Centralia Tragedy

Hazardous Conditions Cause Move   Lewis Denounces Secretary, Asks Removal— Wants $700,000 Back

New Inspections in 2,013 Others Also Directed   It Should Have Been Done ‘All Along’ by Krug, Lewis States

100,000 Coal Miners Idled by New Ruling   Shutdowns Will Cut Production 616.006 Tons Daily

Action Pollows Centralia Mine Disaster In Which 111 Miners Died; Lewis Testifies Before House Labor Committee   OTHER MINES WILL PROBABLY REOPEN

2,013 OTHERS ~TOOPEN WHEN. FOUND SAFE   Krug Takes Sweeping Action While Lewis Denounces Him for Negligence.

DAILY TONNAGE TO BE REDUCED BY ONE FOURTH   Shutdown Ordered By Secretary Of Interior As Safety Measure Will Cut Total Output 616,000 Tons Daily; Effect Awaited.

SECY. KRUG ORDERS CLOSING OF 518 SOFT GOAL MINES DUE TO THEIR DANGEROUS CONDITION   Is Denounced by Lewis as “Disnonorable”’ Politician in House Labor Hearing Today— Veterans’ Bonus Will Be Paid by One Cent Additional Tax on Cigarets and 20 Per Cent Income Tax Increase—Other World News

MINES’ CLOSING HITS FOURTH OF DIGGERS   Ohio Inspectors Say State Pits ‘In Order’

Krug Says Pits Are’  Dangerous   Will Stay: Closed Till  Declared Safe By Local UMW Safety Officials; 40.000 Miners Involved

Krug Order Hits Coal Production   Closing of 518 Mines Will Cut Output 26 Percent

Krug Directive Idles Thousands  Order Big Shock to Mine Operators

2,013 OTHER PITS DEEMED FIT TO OPEN   40,000 Miners Affected by Interior Secretary's New Directive.

518 on List Ciassified ‘As Unsafe   ‘Others Slated to Reopen  Monday; Lewis Assails  Krug, Demands Ousting Refore Caneressmeon

Ouster Is Demanded  By Lewis   Inspections Ordered In 2013 Other Mines; “Holiday” May Continue

SFA Reports Move To Cut Daily Output 616,000 Tons   Krue’s Order Draws Protest In’ Virginia; Cities Eye Supplies

KRUG SAYS 918 MINES TO STAY CLOSED   Until Committees Determine Them Reasonably Safe

SOME. MINES TO OPEN   25% OF 518 Closed Pits Expected Pass Inspection Monday

KRUG ORDERS 218 MINES 10 STAY CLOSED   Told Not to Open Until They Have Been Declared Safe

Secretary Krug Orders Unsafe Mines Closed    Will Not Reopen Until All Danger Of Explosion Has  : Been Removed   ESTIMATE 35,000 MINERS AFFECTED

Daily Coal Output Cut 616, 000 Ton:   Move For Safety Expected To Idle 100,000 Miners

F ourth of Closed, Unsafe Mines... Expected to be Corrected by Monday

KRUG THINKS PROPERTIES ARE UNSAFE   secretary, Saying Mines Must Be Closed Indefinitely, Says 2,013 Others Can Reopen When ‘Mourning’ Period Ends,

Temperatures   Krug Orders 518 Hazardous Coal > Mines Shut Down   Unapproved Pits Will Not Reopen at End of Memorial Period; Lewis Berates Secretary For Actine Tardily. Allowine I11 to Perish’

Corrections To Clear Some Of Ban Today   Instructions for Measures at Each  Closed Pit Issued

US. to Permit Many - Closed Mines to Oper   25 Per Cent Expectec To Be Certified by End of Holiday

Okays Opening Of 2,013 Other Mines Monday   Depends, However, Upon Operating Managers Cerlifying To Safety Conditions   Order Affects 40,000 Miners   Union and Mine Managers Must Issne Certificates Before Closed Pits  Reopen

URDEH G 010 AND MAY TAKE IN MORE   Acts as Lewis, Appearing at   House Probe, Lashes  at Secretary.

Krug Orders Indefinite Closing of 518 Coal ‘Mines Thought Dangerou:

Many Unsafe Mines Will Open Monday   One-Fourth of Closed Workings to Be Given OK, Says Navy Man

Orders Closing 518 Mines Will Cut Into Production Great]   Output of Soft Coal May be Reduced 616,000 Tons Every Day

Approximately 100.000 Men To Be Jobless; Quarter Of Coal Suppl Is Also Cut OFF

Interior Secretary Says 2013 Other Mines. May Be Reopened at Enc Of Mourning Period

Acts While Lewis Calls Him Guilty   Inspection Of 2.013 Mines Is Ordered

‘Lewis Blasts Federal Boss; Asks Removal   Order Certification For All Other Shafts Before Reopening

R&P Head Wires Krug OnLocal Pits; 25 Percent Will Be Okayed Monday   Some Mines _ Raps Order OKed Today On Shutdown

FRENCH LABOR VIOLENCE ADDS ? MORE DEATHS   Strikes Subside Some, But Disturbances Grow Fiercer

7 ein   Communist Demonstrations In Fashionable. French . Playground Serious

Strike Violence Hits Fashionable French Riviera   Communist Labar Groups Fight Drive To Return to Work

Reuther Demands 12 Percent Slash In Living Costs   UAW President Insists Congress Act cn Cutback During Special Session

Demands et2 PC Cut  In Prices   Plans Drive To Force Congress To Back Program

Reuther Hints at Wage Bid  Link With Murray   In Concerted Drive For Waae Boot

Reuther To. Make . Demand Of Congress  Will Ael Dallkacl      Will Ask Rollback In Cost Of Living

RUSSIA FINALLY TAKES NOTICE OF MARSHALL'S PARLEY REPORT   MOSCOW BROADCAST DE. CLARES MARSHALL'S CHARGES AGAINST SOVIET DON'T “HOLD  ‘ WATER" :

Shipwrecked British Tars May Be Rescued From Barren Island Today

RESGUR SHIP NEARS MAROONED SAILORS   Radin Calls Tell of Men’s Sufferinas from Rain, Cold.

4 Ships Race Death  To Marooned Seamen  One May Reach Storm. Swept Island Off Newfoundland At Dawn Today

Ships Rush to Save 40 on Barren Isle Near Newfoundland   Crew Of Vessel Takes To Rocky Island When Ship Founders

Britis Crew of Shipwrecked Vessel, Stranded Since Saturday on Isiand Between Labrador and Newfoundland, Sell by Radio of Their Suffering From Rain and Cold and Plead for “Help Within 48 Hours.”

SHIP'S CREW STRANDED ON BARREN ISLE   Death From Exposure Threatens Men Of Wrecked Vessel

Retail Price Cuts Indicated On Food Items   Price of Grain Is Increased on Chicago Board

GRAIN MARKET PRICES GO UP ON SPECULATION CURBS’ STALEMATE WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX DROPS

Grains Rise As Retailers Drop Price:   Trade Board, Secretary Anderson Deadlockec On Request For Highe Grain Marains

Green Denounces Strike Control  Bills In Talk To Senate Committee

Green Blasts Bills to Curb Labor Power   Labor Chief Directs Flood of Hot Words At Labor Committee

GREEN OPENS — LABOR ATTACK INCONGRESS      AFL Head Gives Views at Senate  Committee Hearing

Green, AFL Head, Denounces Strike Control Measure:   All Pending Proposals a Threat to Industrial Peace, He Declares   ALL BILLS DRAW STRONG CRITICISM   Ball-Taft-Smith Legislation Target of Unicn Chief’s Bitterest Ire

Industry-Labor Peace Menaced AFL Chief Says   Blanket Indictment Of Measures Made by First Union Witness

FL Chief Says New Labor Measures Are ‘Hogwash   reen Assails All Bills; Power Interests Blamed For Attacks Against David Lilienthal

Provisions Condemned  By Wm. Greer   Senate Republicans Summoned To Afternoon Conference On Budget Matters.

STRIKE CONTROL BILLS ATTACKED BY AFL. LEADER   Green Denounces Proposed Measures as Threats te Industria! Peare

Flight Ends  Of Suspect  Hall Surrenders To  wa MiaerwJd... We?nl

YOUTH SURRENDERS. IN WINCHESTER SLAY ING   : CS William C_ Hall, 35. Gives Himself Up To Police In Los Angeles For December Murder

Speed Congress Probe — Of Gamblers Profiting On Government Contracts

MP War Vet Quizzed In Dahlia Case  Bloodstains Found In Pants Pocket

River, Harbor Cuts Peril Future, Overton Declares ‘Stresses Appropriation Needs

Illinois Telephone Workers’ Strike is Apparently Near End   Agreement With System Reached Last Night;  Progress Elsewhere

Increase Output, Bunting Urges  Relief in Goods, Not Dollars Is Needed

BUNTING URGES UP PRODUCTION   GIVES NAM PROGRAM FOR PROVIDING AID TO EUROPE’S NEEDY

Bunting Calls For Increase Productivity, Foreign Aid In Goods, Not Dollars, And  Slash In U. S. Budget

Slash Taxes, Hike Output, NAM Urges   Bunting Calls for Aid tn Goods, Not Dollars, At Industry Parley

Mor re Output, F oreign Aid In  Goods Favored   NAM Head Also Wouk Reduce Government _Spending And Taxes

Bunting Urges Output Boost, Pay Tax Slasl   NAM President Also Asks Labor Leaders To Refrain From Making Wage Demands

Say Air Safety Up To CA Board   House Commerce Committee Says CAB Should Act  To Prevent Air Fatalities

ASK ACTION ON PLANE CRASHES   Congressmen Want CAB Toa Make Specific Proposals.

AIRPLANES WILL HUNT IRON ORE   Upper Peninsula Aerial Survey To Help Find New Reserves

Award Contract. For Grading Local Roads In County  f Abéut Eighteen Mile: Farm To Market Roads In Projects _

Award Contract For Grading Local Roads In County  /Abdut Eighteen Mile: F arm To Market  a eo of

More Police Sent te Guard Ford Plants   Foremen Turn Down Offer Made by Firm

CHINESE REDS ~ REJECT OFFER    >. Government Request for  Emissary Declined

Chinese Reds Reject Offer  Of Government   _ Plan To Send Y Emissary Is Turned Dewn

Gromyko Runs His UN Vetoes Up to 14   Bars Eire, Portugal and Transjordan From ie kA sesh ace hie:

ACCEPT YEMEN AND PAKISTAN   These Two Countries Alone Voted Into U.N,

2NEW MEMBERS VOTED BY U.N.   Pakistan, Yemen Accepted By World Group

U.N. Accepts  Two Nations  Soviet Vetoes Reject Three Other States

Red Vetoes Kill U.N. Applications Of Eire, Portugal And Transjordan; ~ Moslem Pakistan. Yemen. Anvrovec

NATIONS WANT DOLLAR LOANS AND U. 8. TRADE   BORDER COUNTRIES IN EUROPE NOT SOVIETIZED

'Heavy-Handed Acts Reduce Red Prestige in Satellites, Reporter Finds’

New Japanese Constitution Welds Once Bitter Foe to United States

AMERICAN ORB   MacArthur Guarantee of U S. Military Aid Lends Emphasis

AMERICAN INFLUENCE DOMINATING JAPAN   Ome Time Enemy Islands Bare Meved Inte American Orbit; Are Stratericaliy lenvortant

PLANES POISED TO GIVE CHASE AFTER ‘SAUCERS’   @ Reports Say Squadron Of Mystery Objects Landed In Idaho Mountains

FLYING D SEEN IN MANY SECTIONS U.S,   Planes Alert To Chase, Pictures  Flying Intruders

29 ON BOARD CRASHED U.S. ARMY PLANE  10 Crew Members and 19 Passengers on

STENSON FRAUD CASE DELAYED   Former Upper Peninsula Legislator Held In Bulldozer Deal

George Death ‘Comp licates’  Greek Policy   Successor To Dead Monarch Is Regarded More  Reactionary

LEGISLATIVE FACT-FINDING BOARD NAMED   Legality Of Standard Oil Company's Action Will Be Examined

9 TRAGIC DEATHS IN OHIO ON ATH OF JULY HOLIDAY   Five Fatal Traffic Accidents Including Man Believed From Van Wert County

RESUME PLANE HUNT   117 Craft Were Aloft Today Seek. ing Missing Transport

Weather Clear So Planes Open Search   Some 187 American Plone: Aloft Seeking Tronsport Missing in Europe

Christmas Seal Sale To Start Here Monday   Mrs: Van Gilbert To Head Campaigr Fichtinna Disease

Result Vitally Affects County   MRS. W. VAN GILBERT WILL HEAD DRIVE HERE

DECLINE OF 36 MILLION RU FORECAST   Nebraska’s 1947 Corn Yield, Based On Aug. 15 Conditions, Estimated At 167,325,000 Bushels

Pope Pius Scores Rampant Liberty Of Press and Films   Vatican Hits Uncertainty Which at Present Seems To Dominate World

the Navai air facility at Attu, ceontinued om back page)   Ship Companies Te Ask New Rates

Record Highs Are Reported  Diane Ta f ranmnta   Plans To Create Comfort Devised

HEAT WAVE CONTINUES IN NATION   Midwest Slated To Get Relief Tomorrow

OK. Probe Of Grain  Traders   GOP OK’s Subpoena To Force Anderson To Name Speculators

SENATORS WANT ‘SECRET LIST OF SPECULATORS      GOP Chieftains Authorize Full Scale inquiry into ’ Trading

BRITAIN AND U.S. ARE HIT BY VISHINSKY   Red Leader Blames Western Powers for Unrest, War Threats

SOVIETS AGAIN BLAST U. S. AND BRITISH POLICY   Russians Demand Greek Border Watch Plan Be Reversed

Soviets Renev Blast Against Aid Program   Say U. S., Britain Responsible For Greek Situation

Soviet Hurls Charges At U. S., Britain   Vishinsky Says ‘They Are Responsible For Disturbanee In Greece Aud Not Russia’s Balkan Satellites

Vishinsky Blames U. S., Britain for  Greece s Trouble  Demands U.N. Order Their Troops Out;  Exonerates Satellites

Raise Question of How to Reduce  Housing Costs McCarthy Suggests Trimming Profits Of Building Dealers

Senators Given Assignments   Maybank Given Old Status On Banking Committee

FORMER AKRON GIRL MARRIED AT AMES   Miss Donna Davis And Arnold Andreasen Are Wedded March 21

DIEAS BOOHITS MOUNTAIN   Struck Vermont Peak During _ Heavy Downpour

12 Army Men Killed in B-29   Giant Ship Smashes Into Mountain Peak

Judge Waxes Eloquent About It A Nagging Wife, Truly, Is A Worrisome Thing

--AND PROVE IT   Georgia Supreme Court Turns Tart Tonque on Nagging Wives

SOUTHEAST HIT BY HIGH WATER   Georgia River Area Swamped As Streams Overflow

Area Near Rome Being Evacuated As Rivers Rise   State Guardsmen Move Many Families

HEAVY RAINS SWELL RIVERS   Thousands of Acros ot Lowlands ' Flooded — Persons Evacuated from Rome, Gu. Area.

FLAT TAX CUT BILL IN BATTLE   Measure Favors’ Rich Man, Says Michigan Representative

Overell Girl Still In Love   Heiress In Murder Tria Still Loves Youth Alse Yacht Case Suspect

EARLY BRITISH ELECTION ASKED   Churchill Seeks Test To Destroy Labor Government

Plant In American Zone Of Germany Makes War Material, Raid Reveals

PROBE MAKING OF WAR G00DS   American Zone Plant Filling Orders for Soviet Branch

War Gear Ordered By Plant in Red Zone of Berlin   Hundreds of Items Found in Raids on Factories in American Area

AMERICAN ZONE ARMS GOING TO RUSS. AREA   Equipment Useful In Handling Guided Y-2 Rockets

THOUSANDS FLY FROM VOLCANO   Philippine Cone Shoots Up Boulders Every Three Mours

SENATF FOREIGN RELATIONS. GROUP APPROVES GRIFFS AS AMBASSADOR TO PGLAND: BIDDLE HASN'T APPEARED

‘Senate Committee Votes iApproval of Griffis as ! Ambassador to Poland

Group Approves Nomination Of Griffis   Decision on Biddle Selection Is Still Hanvine Fire

OBSERVES HER 106TH BIRTHDAY   Mrs. Mary E. Wood, Near Emmitsburg, Takes Life In Stride

House Turns Shortage Case To Attorneys   Say Audit Shows $125,000 Short

30 Guerrillas Reported Killed, 50 Wounded in Attack on Greek Town

U. 8. SOFT COAL FIELDS THROWN INTO IDLENESS  Six- Day “Memorial”   Six-Day “Memorial’ Work Stoppage Ordered by Lewis  _ ‘Appears Complete.

Progressive Miners Join UMW Work Stoppage; All Soft Coal Fields Idle

Begin Period Of Mourning For 111 Dead   Niine Operators Accuse John L. Lewis of “Subierfuge’ to Avoid Court Order

FIELDS ARE IDLE AS MINERS QUIT   Kentucky UMW Also Mlourns Victims of 4-Mile Blast

COAL FIELDS OF NATION NOW IN INLENESS   400,000 UMW Members Q To Mourtt Death Of 412 Miners

Soft Coal Mines * Idle as 400,000 Go Out for Week   Death of 111 in MHinois Mine Explosion.Mourned By UAW Membeis<: -

OVER 400,000 IN SOFT COAL IDLE TO MOURN DEAD   Operators Charge Subterfuge to Avoid Supreme Court Order

400,000 Coal Miners Quit To Mourn Centralia Dead   Work Stoppage Ordered By John L. Lewis Throws Nation’s Soft Coal Fields Into [dleness; Shutdown Occurs On Day Originally Set For General Strike

Miners Obey Orders From John Lewis   Left Pits 100 Per Cent In Observance Of Memorial For  ~ Centralia Victims

U. 5. Accuses Soviet Satellites in Greek Strife   Calls for U. N. Action Against Yugoslavia, Albania ond Bulgaria

U.S. Raps Actions of 3 Balkan Countries   Violation of UN Charter Through Aid to Greek Guerrillas Is Charged by Austin

Charge Balkans With Violation Of UN Charter   Austin Files Claim Of Force In Greek Independence Fight

U.S. Charges Red Satellites  Harass Greece   Balkan States Accused Of Violating World Charter—Council Action Is Demanded

UN Charter Said Violated... Luropean Lands Are Crarged By America

U.S. Charges Three Violated Char ter By Using Force   Austin Cites Bulgaria _ Yugoslavia, Albania for Their Actions Pr any ie ‘     ere

U.S. Charges Violation of  U.N. Charter   Acheson Asks Action to End Support of Greek Guerrillas

Line-of-Succession : Bill Passed By Senate   Balkans Are Condemned   U. S. Charges Soviet Satellites Violated UN Principles By - Actions in Greece -

Soviet Satellite Countries Violate U.N. Principles  U.S. Delegate Turns Loose Blast Opening  Dehate oan Quectinn

—_—  ted Satellites sing Force wainst Greece,  'S. Tells U.N.   harges Made Against Yugoslavia, Albania, Bulgaria

U.S. Charges That Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Albania Violated Principles Of U. N. Charter   Accused Of Using Force Against Territorial Integrity, Political Independence Of Greece

Say Principles Of UN Violated   Yugoslavia, Albania, Bulgaria Are Named  In Greek Issue

Security Council Hears Charge By United States   Yugoslavia, Bulgaria And Albania Said Meddling In Greece

Austin Charges Balkan Satelites Violated Charter  U. N. Council Opens Debate

UN Charter Violations Charged by U. 5.   Balkan Nations Said Violators Of Aqreements

CHARGE VIOLATION OF PRINCIPLES OF THE U. N. CHARTER   Yugoslavia, Albania and Bulgaria Are the Ones Accused.   ACCUSED BY AUSTIN   Using Force Against the TerTitorial Integrity of Greece.

U. S. Charges Violations Of Principles   Points Finger At 3 Nations In UN Meeting

Ll. Ss. CHARGES VIOLATION      says Three Nations Used Force Against Greece

Charges Nations With Violating UN. Principles   United States Accuses Yugoslavia, Aibania And Bulearia.

Company to Givein, Say Union Heads   Inland Stee] Workers and  Detroit Construction  Employes Strike

Kimble And Fraley Would Revise Maryland’s Laws  On Occupational Diseases

Compensation Law Changes Proposed   State-wide Daylight Saying Considered by Assembly

Texas City Man Finds $10,000,000   Fire Insurance Policies Found Among Ruins In Wrecked Town

—— eee eee  FINDS TEN MILLIONS   Searcher Locates Insurance Policies in Texas City Ruins

Policies Found By Searcher  Finds 10 Million ri h Comipaaty ows  sg MS i

Insurance Policies Worth 7 Million Found by Rescue Worker Probing Ruins of Building in Texas City

Finds 10 Million In Building Ruins   Rescue Worker Picks Up Insurance Policies

FINDS MILLIONS IN BLASTED RUINS OF RAILROAD OFFICES   Rescue Worker Finds Valuable: Along With Bodies in Ruined Area

PLYMOUTH 4h FIRST AT FAIR   Locals Take State Individual And Team Livestock ludgine Honors

LUCKY LUCIANO Is TAKEN FROM BOAT BY GENOA POLICE   Former Gangster Leader Escorted From Sh'p in Order to Avoid Publicity

ee ae nae aN i hi  The Weather   Tr. OCAT, ORETRPVATTAWS      MISSOURI FORECAST

TRUMAN SEEKS QUICK ACTION ON MERGER PLAN   Legislation Being Drafted by White House Advisors

Church Comes First When Citizens Plan to Re-Build Fire-Damaged Town

State Police Stand Guard   Firehoses, Clubs Used as Violence Flares in Michigan Strike

Violence at Remington Rand Plant   Police Turn Fire Hose cé& Pickets at Benton Harbor Factory

VIOLENCE FLARES: POLICE. IN- BATTLE WITH PIEKET LINE   Officers Turn Firehoses on 1,000 Persons Today at Benton Harbor Remington Rand Factory.  GOVERNOR IS ASKED TO DISPATCH HELP

Ball Defends Taft Theory      Says President ‘Misrepresented the Viewpoint’ in Boom-Bust Charge

DORIS DUKE WEDS FOR SECOND TIME   FORACCO HEIRESS BECOMES BRIDE OF RESIDENT OF   DOMENICAN REPUBLIC.

Allow Credits On Phone Bills  Make Restitution For Service Tieup

Another Meeting Sunday; Walkout Set For Tuesday      Executive Board Scheduled Ti: Act On Union Recommendation Later Today

O’FALLON M. ©. CHURCH - AUXILIARY TO SPONSOR: CHILI SUPPER OCT. 3

O*FALLON ME. CHURCH: oo AUXILIARY TO SPONSOR. - CHILI SUPPER OCT. 3

Wholesale Food Prices Reported To Be Dropping   But Housewives Say the Decline Is Not Reflected in Their Weekly Food Budget

Wholesale Food Prices Decline in October But Retail Prices Fail to Reflect Savings

Wholesale Prices of Foods Lowest Since September :   Decrease in Poultry and Meat Use Is Reported

U.S. Proposes World Food Rule Parley   Council Pleads with Nation for More Grain To Avert Disorders

‘To Promote Better Management —  World: kyo Conference  OTS SE Nee a ao  “lranosed by Anwdurson

JOHNSTOWN MAN IS KILLED IN CRASH   Sem Crawicd Through Dease Underbush Ie Atlempt Te Bring Aid Te Father

MAY DEFENSE DENIES CHARGES   2 Checks Deseribed As Contributions

Expect Showdown. Demand by U.S.. ai Big Four Meeting ©  Foreian Minicterec   Foreign Ministers Meet This Month To Tackle Austrian,

American Demands For Early Peace Settlement May Force U: S.-Russian Showdown At London

Showdown Predicted At London Meeting   American Demands Mounting For Early Peace Settlement With Germany, Austria

U.5. Demands Early Peace With Germany   Force Showdowr With Russia On Peace Terms.

May Proceed Without Russ In PeacePlan:s   Sentiment Growing For Going Ahead Without Russia, If  Nocroecary

US fo Insist. on Seftlement      Great Power-Unity at Stake in Parley Planned fer London

Parley In — London May Bring Break   Some Officials Think. ‘Failure OF Meeting Will End Power Unity

Showdown Expected at London Meet   Talk of Separate Peace May Needle  Russ to Cooperate

Showdown Looms On U.S. Demands  For Peace Pacts   Russian Veto Blocks Action

U. S.-Soviet Showdown In London Seen   American Demands for Early Peace in  . . ee ae wy

SEE U. S-SOVIET SHOWDOWN IN BIG 4 CONFERENCE   IF LONDON PARLEY FAILS, MAY COMPLETE SEPARATE PEACE PACT

Increased U.S. Demands May Bring Results.   Soviet Veto May Not Be Allowed To Block Pact

DEMANDS FOR PEACE PACTS MOUNT   Showdown Between U.S. and Russie Is Predicted

U.S. Will Demand  ‘arly Nazi Peace Karly Nazi P   Foreign Ministers’ London Talks Seen As Final Unity Test

Action Most Likely At London Big-4 Meeting   Soviet Veto To Be Pushed Aside In Bringing About Early Settlement Of.European Peace.

EARLY PEACE FAR GERMANY T9 BE PUSHED   SHOWDOWN FORCED BETWEEN RUSSIA AND USS.A.

Increased U.S. Demands May Bring Results  Soviet Veto May   Soviet Veto May Not Be Allowed To Block Pact

SHOWDOWN ON BERMAN TREAT!   Byrnes Demands Russia Be Told No Nation Can Veto Peace.

AmericanDemands May Force: Russia To Report Stand .   Formal American Policy 3 For London Meeting . Not Disclosed at  Capital \

GROVE !S LOW BIDDER ON SHENANDOAH ROAD   County Firm Offers Te Construct 2.2 Miles Of Approaches Fer $3596 473.18

Mother Admits Killing Child   Wounds _ Another Be‘fore Turning Gun On Herself. .

Slalesville Shols   Informa] Glimpses af People In and Around Statesyille.

Johnson Case To Go To Jury  Fee Refuses Defense   Fee Refuses Defense Motion For Acauittal

Governor Jester Declares Emergency, Although Residents Who Had Fled Begin Returning to Homes as Fire- ' Fighters Mass to Put Out Blazing Oil—High Octane Gasoline Tanks Still Menaced, However—No Water Contamination Feared Now.

Wrecked City Fears New Fires   Governor Proclaims State of Emergency; Flames Creep Toward Gasoline Tanks; Wind Subsides; Demolition Plans Dropped

775 Reported Dead And 3,000 Injured As Danger Continues   Oil Fires No Longer Fought as Relief Workers Bottle Almost insurmountable Odds; New Blasts Punctuote Atmosphere Thursday

Emergency Is Proclaimed   City Begins To Come Back To Life, Water And Lights Back In Operation  Firefighters Massed Danger To Remainder Of  City Seems Passing As Wind From North Ceases

Toll Estimated At 650 Killed, 3,000 Injured   Fire:Fighters Mass To. Smother Flames As: Panic: Dies Down

Texas City Disaster Toll Believed 650   Red Cress Counts Known Dead at 400; Governor Proclaims Emergency; Fire Threats Fading

Texas City Still Under Fire Threat   State of Emergency Declared by Governor for City Where 650 Are Killed, 3,000 Injured in Blasts by Munition-Laden Ships and Chemical Plant.   Water and Light Utilities Back To Normal After Five Explosions

State of Emergency Declared by Jester  Explosions Early Today Add   Explosions Early Today Add To Havoc Wrought Upon City

Death Toll May Total 775 Persons   ~ 400 Known Fatalities; Oil Tanks Continue to Burn; Second Ship Explosion Adds to Texas Ce Loss

FIRES MENACE TANKS FILLED WITH GASOLINE   Death Toll Estimated At 650; 3,000 Suffer  Injuries

Emergency Declared in Blast Area.   Death Toli Remains At An Estimated 650 with 3,000 On tInivred List

SPREADINGFIRES THREATEN MORE STORAGE TANKS   ANOTHER NITRATE LADEN FREIGHTER EXPLODES AT DOCK

STATE EMERGENCY [5 PROCLAIMED BY GOVERNOR JESTER  BELIEVED DANGER FRO} OIL FIRES HAS BEEN LESSENED TODAY

Disaster Death Toll About 650; 3000 Injured   Firemen Attempting To Prevent Spread Of Many Blazes

Say650Dead, 3,000 Injured   Oil Flames Threatening To Ignite Leaking ‘Gas’ Tanks

State of Emergency Proclaimed for Texas City Today  Some Residents Are Returning to Blast-Shaken Homes

Non- Profit Club Suit Filed i in Bozeman;  Injunction Is Issued.   Action. Follows “Criticism by Governor - Ford _ Of Situation He Aitributed.to . Activities Under ‘Slot: Machine Statute :

Non-Profit Club Suit Filed in Bozeman; Injunction Is Issued.   Action Follows Criticism by Governor Ford Of Situation He Attributed to Activities Under Slot Machine Statute

Huge Surplus Of Potatoes ToBeDumped   GovernmentToLos« About $8,000,000 On 20 Million Bu.

Freeze Rent Until March, 'A8 Newldea   Bill Approved In Com  mittee But It’s Likely  > Be Altered

NEW RULE THE WORLD WITH DOLLARS PROGRAM GAINS ITS FIRST IMPETUS   Truman Calls Plan a “Step Toward Peace, a Step to Support the United Nations,” in Answer to Critics of Measure.

AID FOR HUNGRY OF WORLD ASKED FROM CONGRESS   Secretary Marshall Puts Request At Top Of His List   URGES TAX LIFTED FROM GIFT TO UN

MARSHALL ASKS AID FOR HUNGRY   State Department Needs Listed In Letter To Congress

: _ State Cannot Name Interim Committees   Advisory Opinion On Bodies Is Given By Attornev General

Senators Reject Gordon Clapp   Committee Votes 7-5 Against Nominee {ar TVA Roa

[Coed Is Bounced from Rooming House lat Madison for Going Out with Negro

Long-Delayed Hollywood Communist Probe to Start Early Next Month

NINN RAI RAAN STRIKE SETTE FP   Emploves Of U.S. Stee Captive Road Granted 15-Cent Raise

Wagner Set-Up Changes  Favored   New York Lawyer Predicts Better Labor Contact

Labor's Ills Attributed To Measure   Bill By Ball Gets Approval  Of New Yorker

Wagner Act Is Called Root Of Labor Trouble   New York Attorney Ask: Congress Overhaul To  Seeure Industrial Peace —

BELIEVES STAND BY SECRETARY OF LABOR PAVES WAY   SENATOR SAYS WE'RE ‘CLOSER TOGETHER’ THAN IT APPEARED

WAGNER ACT BLAMED FOR POOR LABOR RELATIONS   Senate Labor Committee Having Hearings On 15 New Labor Bills

SENATE GROUP HEARS WAGNER LAW ASSAILED   New Yorker Endorse: Bill Offered by Sen. Ball

Not Far Apart on big Issue   Measures Aimed To Curb Strife in Industry are Being Shaped

Wagner Act Is Termed Root of Labor Wars   ‘New York Attorney Before Committee Asks Drastic Change

Describes Wagner Act as Cause of Labor Friction   Congress Urged to Overhaul Legislation By New York Attorney

Sees Hindrance In Wagner Act;  Urges Revision   Schwellenback Testimony Indieates Action Near To Halt Labor Trouble

SAY STRIKERS STICK   Union Leaders Claim Survey of 4 hey Cities Shows No Weakening

Hold Firm On Strike   Telephone Workers Not “Drifting Back” To Jobs As Predicted

French General, Star in De Gaulle's Fighting Force, Relieved of Command

DEFER ACTION ON JURISDICTIONAL STRIKES TODAY   House Labor Committee Sets Matter Over for “Pirst of Week".   Hep St, HOUR HEARING   Labor Spokesmen Opposed the Measure As “Hasty”.

ode tvener Parley Monday Over Turbulent Korea    Military Forces of U. S., Russia Confront Each Other Across Artificial Frontier Splitting Foundling Nation

Senate Shaves 27 Per Cen From Interior Department Bill in Passing

HARBORD, WORLD WAR  HEAD, DIES   Was Pershing’s Chief of Staff in Europe.

Death Comes to General Harbord   World War  Leader Spent Early Years On Bushona Farm

AEF. STAFF Gif LED DOUGHEOYS AT CHATEAU-THIERRY   Headed Radio Corporation Of America After Retirines Fram Army

Death Claims Gen. Harbord   Ex-RCA Execittive Til Only Short Time

Gen. Harbord RCA Official, Dies At 81   Chief Of Staff In World War 

Gen. Harbord Succumbs Today   Chief of State of AEF in World War I Dies

PROBE DEATH OF IOWA MAN, 36   Body Found in Cellar  of Tavern at Harlan

Justice Jackson Says World Makes . Closest Approach to Quilawing War

‘Father In Jail, 4 Children Perish ‘In Fire As Mother Works In Mill

Campaign To Tel Germans OfU. 5. Aid Is Launched  Clay Acts To Combat Communist Charges

SOVIET DRIVE   Facts of American Aid Tx Be Given Germans To Offset Propayanda

Gen. ClayLaunches Drive To Tell Germans of U.S. Aid, Counteract Red Tales

GERMANS TO GET SHORTAGE FACTS   U. §. Moves To Counteract Communist Propaganda On Food Sunolv

Germans To Be Told ‘Full Story’ About Food   Genera] Clay Seeks To Counteract  Red Propaganda Stressins Shortaves

Marshall May Face Serap With GOP On China   Vandenberg Asks Abandonment Of Mediation Tries

Plans Drawn To Cut Top Bracket Taxes   House Republicans Muster Arguments, Citing Promise of More ‘Risk’ Capital in Market

Big Four Agree On One Proposal   Plan for German Economic Unity Starts With Export-Import Program   PROPOSED BY BRITAIN   On Two Other Proposals Foreign Ministers Run to Deadlock

AGREEMENT ON PART OF GERMAN PLAN BY Blt FOUR REPORTED  BRITISH PROPOSAL FOR IMPORT-EXPORT RULES “GENERALLY ACCEPTED”

Big 4 Agree on Britain's Plan  Concerns Germany's Exports and Imports

British Plan Wins Favor Of Big Four   Export-Import Pact Termed "Key to Unity’

Glimmer Of Hope For Deal On Germany   Big Four Ministers Tackle Problem On Reparations.

Michigan Motorist Profests Highways   Finds Oklahoma Roads Poor, Oklahoma Otherwise With Courtesy, Decency

Strike Halted By First Writ Under Taft Act   NLRB Director  Says Longshoremen Conducted an Hlegal Secondary Boycott

Longshoremen Return To Jobs After Court Order   Court Order, First Under TaftHartley Labor Act, Ends 10-Day Strike.

TAFT-HARTLEY . LAW INVOKED; “STRIKE HALTED   First Court Ordered, Under New Act Issued; Obeyed by Union

STRIKE HALTED ~ UNDER NEW ACT   NLRB Asks Court Order In — Albany’s Port Tie-Up

First Order Issued Under. Tat Hartley Aet Suspends Strike:         AGDay Albany: ‘Walkoiit® Called: off oe : By. Two kecals:.  ~- :

Credit Is Given To Labor Act in Stopping Strike   Longshoremen Are Back at Work, But Guards Ride a Bus Line

Longshoremen Heed Ruling On New Labor Law   OBEY COURT ORDER AND CALL OFF STRIKE OF LAST TEN DAYS

'Dockmen Obey Order. End Strike   President Of ILA Says Restraining Rule Of Court Will Be Obeved

Strike Is Halted First Time Under Taft-Hartley Act   Longshoremen End Walkout To Compl; With Court Order

COURT ORDERS STRIKE HALTED   Temporary Order Restrains Longshoremen’‘s Ten-Day Walkout

Longshoremen Call Off Strike At Albany Port   Obey First Court Orde: Issued Under The Taft. Hartley Act.

TAFT-HARTLEY COURT ORDER STOPS STRIKE   First Injunction Under New Law Brings Resumption Of Port Work

Unions Bow To Court Order An Call Off Strike   First Issued Under The New Taft-Hartley Act.

Labor Statute Used To Stop Albany Strike   First Order Issued Under Taft-Hartley; Longshoremen Back

Taft-Hartley Act Is Put to Test ahh artley Act Is Put to Test  STRIKE ENDS AT  PORT OF ALBANY

ILA Develops Ist Test Case On Labor Act   Longshoremen Are Ordered to Work Through Injunction

Labor Act Ord@é Halts NY Strike _  Ld anmehnraman Ratien Ta Wark he   Longsnoremen Return To Work As Court Invokes Taft-Hartley taw

Court Order Ends Strike By Longshoremen  First Actio Taken Under ng ee tte OR

Union Yields, Halts Sirike On Court Order   First Injunction Issued Under Taft-Hartley Law. To End Secondary Boycoiit

Striking Longshoremen Call Off Strike; ''Comply With Order Issued Under New Act

STRIKERS CALL OFF TIEUP OF SHIP LOADING   Order First Issued by Judge Under New Labor Law

ALBANY STRIKE OF DOCKERS 1S GALLED OFF   U. S. Court Steps in Under New Law to Keep “Wheels” Moving

Labor Law Order Halts Port Walkout  Guardsmen Alerted In Bus Line Strike

Dock Men Comply With Court Order   Call Off Strike At Albany—First Such Order Under Labor Law

Strikers Obey Court Order In Albany   Return to Work; Guards Reported Riding Buses

Dodgers Win Report on Lee cyepics yt Ukraine Joins Thriller, 3-2, ‘Admits Errors FoR MARRIAGE In Atfack on P In Oth Inning Made in ltaly 10 DIVORCEES U.S. Policies   TAFT-HARTLEY LAW HALTS N.Y. PIER TIEUE

PORT EMPLOYES DUE TO RETURN TO JOBS TODAY   Jrder Of Court Affecting Strike At Port Of Albany Termed “Government By Injunction  With A Vengeance.”

Judge Orders Longshoremen To Quit Strike   First Mandate Of Its Kind Ever Issued Under The Taft-Hartley Act

COURT ORDER HALTS STRIKE   First Bench Ruling Under New Labor Act

COURT ORDERS DOCK WORKERS BACK TO JOBS   ISSUE FIRST WRIT UNDER PROVISIONS TAFT-HARTLEY ‘ACT

LONGSKOREMEN 60 BACK TO WORK ON ORDERS OF COURT   Court Issues First Grder Under Taft-Haitley Act to End Strike

Strike Stopped By Court Order Under New Law   First Decree Issued ‘Since Act Passed Forces Union In Albany To Call . . Off Stoppages

Russia $ Action To Divide Europe Into Two Worlds   Czechoslovakia Forced By Stalin To Withdraw From Paris Marshall Plan Parley   EAST-WEST GULF BEING WIDENED

Brooklyn Pounds -4.N. Y. Pitchers   Shoiton Selects Taylor To Oppose Bevens

Casey Puts Out Yankee Fire After Bums See Early Lead Wined Out by New York Bats

Hugh Casey Hero as Brook. lyn Gains First World Series Game Victory.

Brooks Hold On To Edge Yanks 9-8 ForFirst Wir   Fireman Hugh Casey Saves The Day For Dem Bums After They Saw Early Lead Melt Away

DODGERS DEFEAT YANKEES, 9 T0 8, IN 3-HOUR GAME   {Viclous New York Attack Almost Overcomes 6-0 and 9-4 Leads Brooklyn Held at Times.   HUGH CASEY HALTS ONSLAUGHT IN SEVENTH   Victory Apparently Puts Flatbushers Back in Series After Suffering Two  Straight Drubbings.

Dodgers Take World Series’ Longest Game   Brooklyn Salvages Slugfest To Keep Hopes — Kindled

DODGERS TAKE 3RD GAME OF WORLD SERIES   Bums Register Six In Second to Defeat Yankees, 9-8

' Miami Is Booming Again With Tourists Who Pay nme Anything for Sunshine. :

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Boom, Blow, Bust And Boom Four ‘B’s’ For Miamians

No Oppasition Expressed Whee Voice. Vote [s Taken on Cash Proposal 7:

Legislative Group Resumes Open Session in Aggie Probe; Clark, Gilchrist Testify

Some Teacher Pay Boosts will Have To Be Financed by Communities If Permanent Salary Plan is Approved

Counties Would. Asses: Special Taxes With Consent of Cities  to Be Affected

MURRAY RENAMED AS HEAD OF Clg   Acclamation Vote by 600 Delegates Favors President.

MURRAY RENAMED AS ClO PRESIDENT   Convention Acclaims Curran For Win over Commies

ClO Re-Flects Phil Murray As President   Six Hundred Delegates to National Convention Rename Murray by Acelamation.

Murray Again to Head CIO   Convention Gives Leader Ovation; He Attacks Lewis, Green and AFL

Murray Re-Elected President of CIO Amid Wild Ovation   Racketeering, AFL, Congress Blasted in Acceptance Speech;  Phamas Faces Defeat for Office

Murray Renamed Leader of (10 By Acclamation   Election of Officers Is Final Order at Union’s Boston Convention

HEAD ClO AGAIN   President Since 1940, Is Hailed As World’s Best Labor Leaders

Bill Provides Construction At Benton   Teachers Retirement System Changes Are Voted

In Stretch Drive Against Bankruptcy .... Revised Gov t. Now [In Seat In Britain

Attlee's Shakeup Is Seen as Shiff To Middle Road  Shinwell’s Demotion Stirs Leftwingers

CABINET SHAKEN UP IN ENGLAND   Middle Class . Support Sought In Drive To Beat Bankruptcy

London Cabinet Gets Changes   Revised Government Takes Over Drive Against Bankruptcy

Grand Jury Finds Nominations Are Stolen by Fraud   Prendergast Gang Takes Over in District Near Where Truman Lives

Calls for Recount of All Ballots Cast in Democratic Congressional Primary in Fifth Missouri District Last August— Enos Axtell, Backed by Truman and Pendergast Organigation, Was Declared the Winner.

FLORIDA PREPARES FOR ANOTHER STORM   60-Mile-Per-Hour Winds Near Southern Area

DEADLOCK EXISTS ON FARM FUNDS   HOUSE CONFEREES REFUSE TO COMPROMISE ON 5 BOOSTS VOTED BY SENATE,

House Balks Over Senate Farm Finance  Committee Differs  Seance eee eee es eee cer a

Farm Aid Program Tightly Caught in House-Senafe Jam   Upper Branch Would Put House-Discarded Funds Back Into Statutes

Congress Is Back and That Will Make Work Easier for A Guy Named Fred C. Othman

Mystery Swells Surge fo Peak Of Seven Feet   Harbor Installations Damaged by Agitation

KENOSHA IS HIT BY TIDAL WAVE   Lake Michigan Rises Feet In 10 Minutes; Damage Heavy

President of _ Strike-Crippled Road Murdered   Mysterious Shotgun Blast on Peoria Street Fatal

President Of Railroad Fatally Shot   Peoria Man’s Road Has Been Involved In 17-Month Strike

RAILWAY HEAD FOUND SLAIN   McNear, President Of Strike-Hit Firm, Wictim of Gunfire

HEAD OF SMALL RAILROAD SLAIN FROM ‘AMBUSH’   McNear Shot Down By Fire From Speeding Car On Street In Peoria

Head of T.P.&W. Railroad Slain by Unseen Gunman   ‘George P. McNear’s Line Was Strike-Bound 17 Months

Blasted From Speeding Car....  Railroad President Is Murdered On Street In - Gangster-Like Fashion

PRESIDENT OF STRIKEBOUND TP, & W. SLAIN IN GANG STYLE   ' Assassins Fired From Automobile; Railroad Torn By Strife Since 1941

President Of Strikebound Railroad Is Shot Down On Peoria Street; Had Disputed With Unions For 5 Years

RAILROAD HEAD SHOT TO DEATH   G. P. McNEAR, JR., SLAIN FROM AMBUSH — CARRIER IN VOLVED IN STRIKE,  .

Slaying Climax Of Rail Strike   Months-Long Dispute Marked by Violence

Rail Prexy, Involved In Bloody Strike With Union, ‘le Murdered Monday Night

Strikebound. Rail Line Head Killed By Gunfire   George P. MeNear, Jr. Found Fatally Hurt Near His Residence

BODY 1$ FOUND NEAR PEORIA RESIDENCE   George P. McNear Victim: Defied Brotherhoods

Mysterious Shot  Kills Head of ©  Struck. Railroad’ : President of T. P:&W: ‘Slain  "Beam Ambush:Near Home =:

President Of Strife-Ridden Railroad Slain   George McNear Ambush: ed, Killed By Gunfire From Speeding Car

Police Search  For Ambushers   Railroad President Is Shot Down And As sassins' Escape.

Central Figure Is ‘Fight With Union Is Victim   KILLFR ESCAPES   Railroad President Murdered Walking Near His Home

[.P.&W. Rail Chie’ Killed Gang Style From Speeding Car   Police At.Sea For Present As Tc Assaiiants’ Identity

Railroad Leader Slain In Ambush: Defied Strikers   Report Peoria Assassins Shoot G, P. MeNear, Jr.., From Speeding Auto

Burst Of Gunfire Kills President Of Railroad Strike beund 17 Months

RAIL OPERATOR IS SHOT AND’ KILLED N GANGSTER WAY   Executive Assassinated Near His Home; Labor Dispute Raged For Months-

TEMPERATURES   George P. McNear, Jr, -Shot Down By Burst From Speeding Auto

President Of Strikebound Road Killed   Railway Head Shot Near His Home In Peoria, Ill.

Railroad Head ‘Is Shot Dead   President of Strike-Bound Railroad Found Dead ° Near Home

RAIL HEAD IS SHOT IN AMBUSH   Police Seek Killers of George P. McNear. Jr.

GEORGE. NEAR, RAIL EXECUTIVE, SLAIN AT PEORIA   President of Strike~bound Line Felled by Blast From  Sc edt Ack

Struck Railroad's Head Fatally Sho!  President Ambushed ~  Near Peoria Home

Railroad Head Shot fo Death Near His Home   George P. McNeor Jr., Head of Strikebound Line, Slain in Gangster Fashion in: Peoria. [II.

ine In One f Nation’s ong Strikes   McNear, Rail President, Murdered By Gunfire From Speeding Auto.

IFIRE AT YATES CENTER      Damace at Woodson County Seat Town Placed at $89,000

Scientific Brains Being Mobilized   Every Scientist and En gineer In Country tc Be Catalogued.

May Reach Agreement In Few Days   Most Differences Between House and Senate Still Exist; Sen. Taft Optimistic

Senators Balk [At Yielding to  House Views   Final Action in Congress Expected About June 2

Taft Expeecta Agreement by Next Wednesday; Most Major Differences Are Unsettlead.

STAND PAT ON LABOR BILL   Qhioan Says Senate Conferees Will Not Make Any More Concessions to House on Measure to Curb Unions.

Senate Stands Pat On Union Bill Now in Committee   No More Concessions _ Are Expected in  Final Draft of Act

Senate Stops Concessions On Labor Bill   Major Phases Still Unsettled in Talk With House Group

Senate Passes Sheriffs’ Bill Goes To House   Maneuver Puts Measure Up For Floor Action

Court Attache Found Slain; Arrest 2 Mer   Argument Led To Assault: Victim Used Auto Iron: Left Body In Gravel Pit

New Highway May Be Open By July 1   Contractors Placing EightFoot Shoulders On .- Raad

dugoslavs Finally Free Three Yanks    Men Taken By Foree Are Released

TRUMAN CALLS FULL CABINET TO CONFERENCE   Marshall Flies From UN Meet to Confer With Chief Executive

CABINET MEETS WITH CHIEF TO EYE PROBLEMS   Political, Economic Troubles On Tap—Special Session Issue on Agenda

Truman Meets With Cabinet   Plunges Into Series Of Critical Conferences On Big Problems

Truman And Aides Discuss Troubled Affairs Of World   Special Session Issue  Scheduled For Review

$51,339 Paid Vets, Jobless  $33,832 Of Total Paid Self-Employed  Ey_Searvicomen

County Geis Big Job Sum   State Pays Jobless, Employed Soldiers, Others $41.77]

Will Demand Haifa Docks Damage Paid   Worst Fire In City History Is Labeled Wanton Destruction

Jews to Pay  For Oil Fire   Palestine Regime States Cofmmuuity to Dame:

Jews Must Pay For Haifa Fire   Government to Assess Palestine Community

Congress Has New  Farm Plan   Sehedwle Stupmer, Fal Hearings to Replace 10-Year-Old AAA

Wholesale Prices  At All-Time Peak   Higher Costs Recorded for 15 Major Food Items

Claim “Treacherous Violation” Of Oil Agreement Signed While Red Troops Were On _ Iranian Sail

Reds Accuse Iran Of . Treachery   Voiding Of 1946 Oil Concession Basis Of Complaint

Former FDR Aide Begins Jail Term   Eugene B. Casey Is Fined, Sentenced for  Income Tax Evasion

Tax Evasion Nets Term in Prison  Former F. D, R. Aide Also Fined $30,000

JAIL DOORS SHUT ON EUGENE CASEY   Ex-FDR Aide Sentenced for Evasion of Taxes.

WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND Lobbyists Are Protecting Patenotre on Tax Charges

North Carolina Will Try Seven White Men   Alleged Abductors of Negro Will Be Brought Th Trinl Annick £2

7 Men Arrested In Kidnaping Of N. C. Negro   Accused Rapist Escapes From Masked Band After Being Taken From Jackson Jail

7.WHITE MEN ARRESTED FOR LYNCH ATTEMPT   Face ‘Kidnaping ‘Charges  in Case Where ‘Negro Escaped Mob

7 White Men Charged With Taking Negro   North Carolina To Try Men On Charges of Kidnapping Negro Suspect from Countv Jail.

ONE CONFESSION NAMES MEMBERS OF MASKED MOB   ‘ Hope They'll Get Enough Evidence To Sustain Convictions,’ Says Governor Grego Cherry.

7 WHITE MEN HELD INN, €.   Group Will Be Tried far At. tempted Mob Action Against Negro, 24

Fugitive from Mansfield Caught   Seven To Be Tried In Negro Kidnapping

Lynching Suspects Facing Court Trial on Kidnap Charges   FBI Gets Confession o! One Which Involves Seven Others

7 White Men Face Trial On Lynch Attempt   North Carolina State To Charge Kidnapping

SEVEN FACE TRIAL ON KIDNAP CHARGE; OTHER ARRESTS NEAR IN MOB FLAREUP

North Carolina Lynch Suspects Pat Under Bond   State Moves Fast Against Men Who Seized  Naeran

North Carolina Charges Seven  In Kidnapping   FBI Claims Confession From Member of Mob Which Abducted Negro In Lyneh Attempt

7 Face Charges For Kidnapping   Developments Result From Action By Mob Acainst Nearo Last Friday

Seven Face Trial In Bush Kidnaping; May Arrest Others   F.B.L Says) Confession Jmplicates 7 Others; No Federal Law NMiolation

Kidnap Trial For Members Of Mob Set For August 4   Solicitor Hints That More Arrests May Be Expected; Seven Accused Mobsters Released Under Bond

Law Closes In On Lynch Mob   Seven White Men Held For Seizure of Negro

Seven Whites Freed Under Bond as North Carolina Hints More Arrests In Kidnaping of Negro Prisoner

One Confesses, Names 7 Others   —ns eC  FBI Turns Over Informetion to Local Officials;  Names Not Revealed =.

Seven Accused Of Kidnaping In Lynch Attempt   Must Stand Trial For Mob Seizure Of North  Carolina Negro.

Seven White Men Held In Seizure Of Jailed Negro  - Names Withheld As  Investigation Goes Dein WN aralina

Scientist Guilty of Espionage   Canadian Professor Sent Secret to Russ

FOUND GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY   Ex-McGill U Prof Accused Of Being Spy

Flash   .Briet News Items Right off the Wires   India Riots Kill 45

Burn At Yanl Snubbing On Stadium Use . Teams To Meet  At 1.30 Today -

ALL SEATS SOLD FOR OPENING GAME OF WORLD SERIES   Crowd of 73,000 Expected to See Branca Oppose Shea on Mound at Yankee Stadium Today.   NEW YORK IS 9-5 FAVORITE IN BETTING   Dodgers Burn Because They Were Not Invited to Practice at Site of First Two Games,

SHEA TO OPPOSE BRANCA IN FIRST GAME OF SERIES   Naugatuck Star First Rookie to Start for American Leaque.   YANKEES FAVORED   Dodaers Are ‘Burnet’ Over Failure to Practice in Stadium.

Series Teams Ready for Ist Contest Today   Fend Aggravated by Yankee Coolness Toward Dodger ’ Practice in Stadium *

Shooting War Opens Between Oyster Fleets   Potomar Skirmishes Begin _As Virginians Stage Rae Inte” Ree State Waters

FIND BODY OF MURDERED GIRL   Los Angeles Cops Check Sex Degenerates

March of Dimes  Campaign Starts  With $1200 Goal Pat Pickett Is In  Charge of Drive To Aid Polio Sufferers

Scion of Ryan Family Feared Killed In Crash   Great-Grandson of Thoma: Fortone Ryan Got Lost in Fog on Short Flight

Crash Believed Fatal To Pilot  Crash Boats Search San Franciscn Bav

Ryan Heir's Plane Crashes in Bay   San Francisco Area  Fog Hinders Search

Tis Day For Green!  * +4 +  * +4 + Even Sauerkraut Goes “Irish” As  U. S. Observes St. Patrick’s Day

General Devers Declares Atomic Bomb  Will Not Be Used In Future Warfare

A-BOMB TABOO FOR WAR, DEVERS SAYS   Weapon Probably Will Never Again Be Used For Hostilities, Ground Forces Chief Tells Newark Audience

No Further Use Of Atom Bomb Seen   To Be Outlawed As Poison Gases

Warring Nations To Avoid Use Of. Atomic Bombs As They Did Gas in Last Tilt, General Says

‘Atom Bomb May Not Be ‘Used In War   Neither Side Would Win In Atomic Battle, Devers Says; U.S. Needs “Fly-To-Ficht’ Army

‘Deve ers Predicts Military Will Avoid Use of Atom Bomb in Future Warfare

A-Bomb Won't Be Used Again   Gen. Devers, AGF ‘Commander, Believes Need  For Air Army.

‘Atom Bomb May Be Shelved— Devers Makes Prediction   General Praises Work of Army Air Forces

Devers Says A-Bomhb Will Never Be Used   In Entirely New Slant on Atomic Warfare Possibilities, General Believes Weapon Will Be Avoided Just as Gas Has Been.

U.S. Defense Extends To Philippines   Five-Year Military Assistance Pact Signed by McNutt

McNutt Signs Military Agreement As Last Act as Philippines Envoy

Norwegian Islands Lie on Air Route To Industrial East  Diplomat Says Russia Asks Reconsidering Of 1920 Treaty

Soviets Bid For Base In  Arctie Area   Norwegian Sources Si Spitshbervzen     v Concession In  hed

CURFEW ORDER IS CLAMPED ON THE HOLY LAND   90,000 Jerusalem Jews Placed Under House Arrest From Dusk To Dawn To Counter Underground Violence; Iwo  Dead, 16 Wounded.

U.S. Maneuver In Veto Battle Puzzles UN   Johnson Submits Rules of Voting Procedure to Council

AUSTRIA WILL BE ASKED'TO TESTIFY ON PEACE TREATY   Four Power Foreign Ministers Session In London is Making Progress

Slavs Want Big Slice Of Austria   Big Four’s Deputies Are Deciding On Nation’s Future

SUIT RESULTING FROM BUS CRASH SETTLED   Court Approves Payment Of $1,20¢ By Adams Transit Company In Case Of Mrs. Betty Fisher

CUT IN FUNDS WOULD HANDICAP MILITARY.   Patterson Says House Action  Would Leave Army Withest  i MWean« Toa Weet Emergency

Patterson Asks  for More Funds Navy Appropriation Voted by Senate

Three Lawrence Businessmen and Two K.U. Ste dents in Car Crash   SOUTH OF LAWRENCE

6 HURT ON RETURN TRIP FROM GAME   Three Lawrence Businessmen and Two K.U. Students in Car Crash   ‘SOLTH OF LAWRENCE

Resistance To Red Ism Intensifies   Brazil Has Outlawed Communist Party and [s Taking DrasHe Measures to Enforce Edict

a7 VV ite 4QUS,0IGIT WAY Ge  Ba ttle Agains Red-ism I ntensifies

French Political Crisis Spotlights Right-Left Struggle in Europe

Relief Funds Will be Asked   Assembly to be Asked To Appropriate 23 Million More

1947 State Legislature To Be Asked 23 Million More For Relief Program

Film Center Said Wormy With Reds   Adolphe Menjou-—Self-Styled Expert  On Communism—Decries Red Threat

THATS WHAT MENJOU SAYS. OF FILWWVILLE   Brands Sorrell Communist But Knows None in Screen Guild.

Asks T. hat y Par. t Hy Be_         Outlawed   soe  Noted Actor Followed Mayer,? * _ Warner and Wood on Stand. Before House Un-American Coinm.

MENJOU STATES. HOLLYWOOD IS FULL OF REDS   Debonair Star Says They Seek to Overthrow Gov’t

Hollywood Described As 'Wormy with Reds   Adolphe Menjou Calls for Legislation Outlawing Communist Party; Broadway Is Lashed

PAYMENT FOR AID MAY BE SOUGHT   Foreign Polic ‘VY Leaders of U.S. Consider Asking Return for Help.

Marshall Plan As Reward To Soviet Satellites When ‘They Free Selves Urged

Would Trade Relief For Bases, Uranium, Other Scarce Items   Senate Committee Told ‘Top Level’ Officials Considering ‘Payment’ for Aid

Would Require Europe Pay for Help from U. S.   Senators Propose Returns Be Made in Critical Ma terials, Bases

Harriman Urges Plan  As Anti-Red Bait   Vandenberg Draws Admission Government Is Considering Stratecic Repayments

URGE PAY FOR RELIEF FUNDS SENT EUROPE   Strategic Bases, Uranium aor List Proposed During Senate Hearing.

Senators Propose European Repayment in Bases, Materials   Administration Already Talking Possibility of Getting Uranium

Urges Barring ‘AidtoHungary, Romania, Poles   Scarco Materials, Airfields Sought For U. S. Relief

Senate Leaders. Discuss Methods Of Repaying Aid  Overseas Bases and  Scarce Materials Are Amona Suagestions

SEN. VANDENBERG WANTS URANIUM AS AID PAYMENT   Strategic Bases, Critical Supplies Qnan Ac Return

Vandenberg’s Group, Foreign Re lations Committee Conducting Hearings On Foreign Aid, De lay In Relief Seen   SEEK INFORMATION ON URANIUM SOURCE

Information On Discussions   Vandenberg Told  Gov't Considers Partial Payment 

EXPERT ON FBI STAF WITNESS In MAY CASE   Lumber Invoices Made Out in Garsson’s  Office, He Says

RUBBER STRIKE 15 CALLED OFE   GOODRICH WALKOUT BELIEVED AVERTED BY ACCORD-ON BARGAINING TERMS.

Management And Labor Get Duff’s Warning   See page 8 for excerpts U. S. Senator Edward Martin’s remarks,

ACHESON MAY ae PUBLIC      STATE DEPARTMENT ASKING  {PERMISSION TO FURNISH XT OF ALL PHASES OF CONFERENCES

ACHESON SEEKS TO MAKE PUBLIC BIG FOUR PACTS   Few Secrets On Tehran, Yalta, Potsdam Talks Not Revealed

ASK FULL TEXT OF WAR PACTS   ‘House Committee May Pry Lid Off Tehran, Yalta and Potsdam

Communists’   Strike Closes ~ Freneh Ports   Paris Post Office Workers Quit Jobs; Over Million Workers Idle; Premier Picks New Cabinet

STRIKES INCREASE AS FRENCH CRISIS BECOMES SERINIC   Closing of All Ports Is Begun Today by Red Groups Meeting Are to Be Conducted.   RAILWAY WALKOUT TIES UP TRAINS

Reds in Italy Now Demand Workers Control Industries   (Railroads, Shipping and Postoffices in France  Are Struck

Schuman Completes Cabinet As Million Workers Strike; Postottices, Ports Closed

Seemingly Insurmountable Difficulties’ Con front Robert. Schuman. Who_ Has - Com ing All F ee Ports

RED-LED UNION CLOSES PORTS; RAILS ARE HIT   New Premier Schuman Forms Cabinet and Calls Crisis-Session

Strikes Add New Difficulties for  Premier Schumat   Labor Starts Close of All French Ports; Postal Men Wak Out   EMERGENCY MEETING CALLED BY LEADERS   Completed Cabinet Not Yet om, Given Confidence. Vote By Assembly’ -

NEW GOV'T IN CHIP OF MORE STRIKE CRISES   Emergency Meeting Ordered by Premier Schuman’s New Cabinet.

 BEVMNINUE, POA BaD UAObo ee ee AS TNT  Communists Close French Seaports

SHOT 3 TIMES AFTER REFUSING TO SERVE MAN   Joseph Hicks Charged With Slaying After Arrest at Son’s Home

Hoppi-Copter If It Works, It Will be Like AMotorcycle of the Sky

One-Man Helicopter, Born of War, Is Converted as ‘Motorcycle of Air’

Labor Control Bill Vetoed By Gov. Herbert   Faint Hope to Try To Override; Appoints New Health Director

REPORTS TAFT -IN-AGREEMENT: “ON VETO STEP   NO POSSIBILITY OF OVERRID. ING VETO SEEN OWING TO CLOSE VOTES ON  . PASSAGE

GOVERNOR SAYS VAN AKEN PLAN NOT WORKABLE   Legislature Not Expected To Override Action: Health Chief Named

COUNCIL VOTES TO ANNEX SIX AREAS   City Fathers Change Plans . for Annexation of  Districts  ee =< a -—<-. © ae, © . oe O82 oe

City Fathers Change Plans for Annexation of Districts   MOVE IS EXPLAINED

May Tells Jurors Of Lumber Deals   Former Congressman Accused of Fraud, Offers Explanations

MAY CONCEALED OWNERS OF FIRM TO GET WORKERS   Used Dodge To Get Neighbors To Work For Him

Vote Scheduled On Balkans Row Within Few Days   Nations Are Warned By U.S. Spokesman On Non-Co-Operatio:

Balkans Receive Warning From U.S. Regarding _ Border Watch Commission

U.S. Hands Warning To Balkans   Told They Must Cooperate With Border Watch or Face U.N. Crackdown

U.S. Warns Balkan States }Of Possible U.N. Action   lf They Refuse To Cooperate With Pro.  posed Border Watch Commission ©

Balkan States Are Told To Co-Operate   Punitive Action May Be Taken by UN Security Council

BALKAN NATIONS TOLD UN. MlGiT ENFORCE DECRE!   U.S. Says Failure To Coop erate With Commission Could Be Punished

Punitive Action Threatened If Backing Refused   U. S. Accepts French Amendment Calling leaue Threat to Peace

Balkans Warned To Join UN Plan   CooperationAsked By U.S. On Plans  >» Of Commission

Most New Road I axes  Cut Out   Governor Charges Dominating Interests Sabotage Program

Homies, Fir irm: Win Sugar Bonus: ‘Appi: a   , Inerease to Extend  are  “Three Months, Perhaps Longer

Massed Protests by 120,000 Persons Staged Recourse Daily Food Rations Are Lowered

LACK OF FOOD IN RUHR AREA PROTEST CAUSE   Authorities Blame Demonstrations  To Reds

CARBON MONOXIDE TAKES LIFE OF GIRL, WHILE MAI! TS FOUND UNCONSCIOUS

Girl, 14, Found Dead in Auto In New Jersey   Man Companion, 28. Still Unconsciouss.. Monoxide*Is Blamed

2 CHARLES CITY CHILDREN DROWN   Bodies Are Recovered From Cedar River

Portal Pay Ban Seems Certain Of House OK   White House Tosses Issue of Holy Land Back in Bevin’s Lap

Phone Workers Back on Jobs At Cincinnati  Court Injunction 8 es eee = ee eS eee

Dewey Slated For Major Valk  Rivals Speaking Up On Current Question:

GOV. DEWEY 10 DELIVER MAJOR SPEECH OCT. 10   He Also Is Scheduled For Address in N. Y. Monday

United Nations [Begin Work On Basic Freedoms   ‘Haman Rights Commission  Goes Into Session; Specific Proposals On Agenda

United Nations  Talking ‘Rights’   Fundamentals Are Up At New York Session Today .

U.N. Tackles Big Job Of Establishing Ways To . Safeguard Human Riglits

Difficult And Ambitious Undertakin  UN STUDIES PLANS DESIGNED TO SAFEGUARD HUMAN RIGHTS

U.N. Takes up Job of Drafting Billof Rights   18 Member Commission Faces Difficult Task

UN Launches Human Rights. Fundamental Freedom Plan   Commission Readies Major Undertaking; Proposals Offered

UNO BODY SET TO GUARD RIGHTS   .F undamental Freedoms Te - Be Safeguarded By Group

UN. Begins Task of Safeguarding World Freedom      Must Set Up Up Machinery To Preserve. Human  Rishts World Over.

Commission Tackles Problems Today (ares RnR RR A ATCT TTL TRI NRA NE Aa A TT RTA = AA  United Nations Begin Ambitious Task Of Safeguarding Rishts

Body Called Into Session Today; To Establish  International Bill

UN Starts One of Its Hardest, Most Ambitious Jobs: Definition and Nurture of Human Rights Over World

Arab Walk-Out Over Palestine Poses Problem  Another Bitter Rattle fy, IT N

Arabs Start New Chapter In UN Trend   Walkout Of Envoys Airs Minority Woe

Six Arab Delegates In UN Walkout  Protest Against Passage Of Partiticn Plan

ARAB UNO WALKOUT OPENS NEW CHAPTER   Minority Dissent Marks Fourth Rebellion

Arab Walkout Posing New UN Problem  Opens New Chapter in Bitter Majority and Minority Battle

Fourth Time ° Minority Hits Assembly Move   Cairo Is Scene Of Demonstrations; Strike Is Called

Arab Walkout Pose: New U. N. Problem   Fourth Time Ig 11-Week Assembly That Defeated Minority Has Refused Verdict   Unified Western Germany Predicted If Big-4 Fails To Agree On Nation’s Future

Arabs Protest Partition Order Of UN Council   NEW CRISIS DEVELOPS AMONG UNITED NATIONS

Delegates Stalk From Assembly ... .  Arab Move Brings A New UNProblem

Arab Walkout Sets Off New Fight In UN Majority-Minority Struggle

Arabs Walk Out of U.N.   Delegaies Protest Approval of Plan to Partition Palestine

Arab Delegates Walk Out After Action by U.N.   Opens New Chapter in Bitter Battles at _Assembly Session

Senate Passes Age Proof Bill  Ravphancdaan Max Axle   Bartender Can Ask For Identification

Customers Must Show Age Proof  Bill Awaits Signing By Gov. Rennebohm

Senate Passes Age Proof Bill  Bartender Can Ask For Identification

HOUSING BILL APPROVED BY SENATE BLOC   7-6 Vote on Measure Foreshadows Hard Tight on Floor

Committee Votes Housing Measure  Aims At Millions Of Homes In 10 Years

Committee. Approves Housing Program   Decent Home for “Every American Family is , Plan. Goa]

Group Okays ~ Housing Bill   Banking Commitiee Gives Approval by Gne-Vote

Maybank Casts Deciding Vote For Housing Measure Carrying Seven Billion

Gigantic Home Building Plan Given Backing  Senate Committee Aims   Senate Committee Aims For 15 Million New Dwellings

APPROVAL BY. 7-6 MARGIN   Legislation Aimed At Constructioz Of 15,000,000 Homes During Next 10 Yeays

Senate Proposes A Huge Housing Program for US   Fifteen Million Homes to Be Built During Next 10 Years

Rotary Club’s Founder Dies   Paul P. Harris, 78, Succumbs in Chicago

Rotary s Founder: Taken by Death  Paul Harris Passes in Chicago Home

PAUL HARRIS DIES AT HIS HOME HERE; FOUNDER OF ROTARY   Movement Launched by Beverly Man Spread Over World

Paul P. Harris, Rotary Father, Dies In Chica oO   Death Comes To Distinguished Civie Leader After Long Illness

Paul P. Harris Is Dead at Age of 78 In His Chicago Home   Illinois Lawyer, First President of R Was Service Club Leade:

[Pope Says Press and Film  Liberty Can Not Be Allowed If Religion, Morals Hurt

Pope Asks All Aid in Shaping A New World   Some Progress Made But Uncertainty is Characteristic Mark

Pope Sees Peril In Full Liberty Of Press, Films   Would ‘Legalize License,’ Says Pontiff; Urges All To Help Rebuild World.

Pope Attacks ‘Full Liberty’ Of Press, Film   Declares Freedom Not Permitted If Moral Foundations Undermined.

TREATY ON DEFENSE ASKED 4T PARLEY   Economic Acts Be Considered  In January

Inter-American Unity Essential For Sick World   Defense Conference Delegates in Brazil Hear U.S. Secretary

PUSH WESTE DEFENSE PACT AT CONFERENCE   Inter-American Confab Is Asked to Postpone Eeonomic Problems

URGES UNITY OF AMERICAS   Asks Conference Delay Action on Economic Problem:

DEFENSE PACT © ASKED FOR BY: U.S, DELEGATE   Americas Must Show World, Secretary Of State Suys

Marshall Asks American Unity Demonstration  Caanale 26 Bilennm   Speaks at Plenary Session of 20-Nation Weat Hemienhere Mee

Calls For — Unity In  Hemisphere   _.Asks that Conference Stick ©  Strictly to Defense Matters;  Reaches Agreement with Argentine

Unity Asked In Americas  By Marshall   Secretary Calls For Demonstration It Is Possible In Sick, Suffering World

July Navy Enlistments Double June Figure   Bridge Expert Says Gin Rummy Best Game

REMOVE BULLET FROM THE BACK OF MARY REARDON   It Will Be Examined by the Police Ballistics Experts.   FROM .25 CALIBER GUN   it Was An Important Factor In Her Trial Held In St. Louis.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS  Datch Military Autharitiac Canturea Kav Tawne

Catholic School Children in U. S. Urged by Pope To Help Starving

New City Revenue  Bills Set   Council to Meet C. of C. Committe Again Tomorrow To Discuss Plans

CHINESE ATTACK ON AMMUNITION DUMP REPULSED   16 Americans Wounded By ‘Dissident Forces’ Near Tientsin

Five Marines  Are Killed In China: Battle.  - ‘Dissident’ Forces. Attack U.S ‘Base.

six U. S. Marines Reported Killed In China Attack   ‘Sixteen Others Reported _ Wounded When Ammunition Dump Is Attacked   BLAME ATTACK ON CUINESE COMMTINTATS

SIX MARINES REPORTED SLAIN   Sixteen Wounded in Attack at Tangku, China —- U. S. Embassy Awaiting Further Details Before Taking Action.

FIVE MARINES SLAIN IN CHINA   U. S. Ammunition Dump Raided Near Tientsin; Attackers ‘Dissidents’

Yanks Driving Native Force From Tangku   Communists Blamed; Nationalists Troops Help Chase Attackers

Marines Killed In China Clash   Sixteen U. S. Men Wounded In Battle With ‘Dissident Forces‘ Attempting To Raid Ammunition Dump

Five Marines Die in Battle With Chinese   16 Others Woundes When Attacked by ‘Dissident Forces’

5 U.S. Marines Killed 16 Hurt Near Tientsin   Repel Attack on Munitions Dump Advices Say

16 WOUNDE DEFENSE OF AMMUNITION   Attackers, Believed to Be Communist Forces, Repulsed 

SIX REPORTED DEAD AND 16 WOUNDED WHEN CHINESE REDS TRY. TO CAPTURE , MUNITIONS DUMP

RAIDERS ARE REPULSED IN DAWN BATTLE   Fighting Continues As Marines Take Over  Pursuit of Foe

BRITISH ROCKET FUEL EXPLODES   Secret Liquid Blows up at Westcott, England: One Dead, 1! Hurt.

Packard, UAW Sign Contract  Flat 15 Cents Hike, 2-Year Waqe Freeze

Packard Grants Pay Boost; \Union to Drop Portal Suits    Flat 15-Cent.an-Hour Increase Coup'ed With Agreement for Dismissal of $45,000,000 in Back Claims—-Contract Provides for Two-Year “Wage Freeze” —- Accord Comes at Time, Industry Is Disturbed by Disputes.

PACKARD PAY HIKE GRANTED   15-Cent Hourly Increase To CIO Auto Workers Ends Threat of Tieup

Flat 15-Cent Wage Boost Announced  By Packard   UAW Union Agrees To Dismiss Suits For $45,000,000 In Back Pay Claims

Fire Levels Wide South Dakota Area   Blackened Area Of 300,000 Acres Lies In Wake Of Raging Flames

Prairie Fire Burns Out After Ranging Widely   No Homes And No Lives Lost In South Dakota Blaze

Prairie Fire Sweeps Over  300,000Acre:   Guards Patrol Area in Wake of Disastrous South Dakota Blaze

FIRE BLAGKENS DAKOTA FARMS   Prairie Blaze Sweeps Over 300,000 Acres In 5 Counties

WOMAN FOUND BRUTALLY SLAIN   Los Angeles Police Hunt Husband After Body Ie Dierovered in Fieid

SECOND BRUTAL MURDER BARED   Beaten Body Of Woman Found In Field At Los Angeles

WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN CALIFORNIA FIELD   Police Seeking Estranged Husband OF Log Angeles Woman; Slaying Resencbies Skert Murder

Lubbock’s Fallen Sons Are Remembered  Graveside Services Are Held In Memorial Day Observance

America Will Increase Aid To Athen: Or Abandon Truman Doctrine, Diplomats Believe

Stop-Red Doctrine  Near Test   Greek Situation Is Watched Closely By Washington Officials

/Good Progress Being Made on West Sixth  Timernmcainmse Genta ae

ITALIAN WAR VETS IN DEMONSTRATION   Hike in Subsidies Demand Brings Near- Riot

DEATH PHOTOS PUT i TRIAL   Evidence Against Former Warden And Guards  Is Resumed

King Neptune Let Truman Off A Bit Easy.   But Gave Works ‘to - Steelman, Others. in Presidential Party -

Dignified Diplomat Gets Going Over HST Spared, But King Neptune Gives Staff The ‘Whole Works’

TRUMAN ESCAPES WRATH OF KING NEPTUNE, BUT TOP ASSISTANTS ‘GET FULL EQUATOR INITIATION

 President Let Off Easy but Shellbacks Give Other Pollywogs Tough Initiation

King Neptune Rules Aboard “Mighty Mo  Trumans Let Off Easy: Others - - - -

CHIEF'S AIDS GET. FHE WORKS Polliwog Truman  Has Easy. Initiation

PRESIDE ENT BECOMES SHELUBACIC ., Wie EASE BUT ASSISTANTS GET THE WORKS IN HAZING CEREMONY

King Neptune Lets President Off Easy But Others Get ‘The Works’ In Equator Crossing Ceremony

Truman Let Of Easy in Fazing  Pat Pips tiie atial dail ‘Cet the Works’ on Ship

Truman Becomes.  - ‘Old Shellback   President’ Gets Off Easy but . Steelman Gets Brisk -Walloping.

IN CROSSING EQUATOR Truman Gets Off Light But Aides Really Suffer

TRUMAN LET OFF EASILY BUT HIS AIDES GET THE WORKS IN INITIATION INTO SHELLBACKS

Truman Makes Speech and Margaret Sings at King Neptunc’s Command

King Neptune Goes Easy on Pres. Truman   Aides Given Works as Great Missouri Crosses Equator

NEPTUNE LETS THE PRESIDENT GET OFF EASY   Members of Truman Party, However, Are Given The Works

Truman’s Aides Get the W orks In Hazing Rite   Neptune’s Minions Let President Off With Only a Speech

Truman Pays for Graduation from Polliwog Status to Shellback Rank By Delivering Speech at Equator

LICHTENWALTER TO ADDRESS MEETING   Big Republican Rally To Be Held Tonight in Hulmeville Fire Hall   THE PUBLIC IS INVITED

SAVES INFANT SON IN LEAP FROM PLANE   American Father Found Alive With

BABY IS SAVED IN PLANE LEAP   Father Jumps With Son Infant Only Survivor Of Chinese Crash

Smith, Head of World Bank, Dies  Former Michigan Budget Director

SEEK NEW HEAD OF WORLD BANK   Unexpected Death Of Smith Leaves Institution Leaderless

UKRAINE GAINS COUNCIL POST   Russia Scores Long-Delayed Victory In UN General Assembly

House Passes Bill . To End Controls on Installment Buying   Measure Still Requires Okay From Senate

Credit Controls Killed by House   Approval of Senate Is Due at Today's Session

Measure Would End Controls  On Time Sales   Nov. I Set As Deadline For Controls

5. P. STRIKE SCHEDULED ON MONDAY   Engineers Say They Will Walk Out At 6 P.M. PST

Strike Against Southern Pacitic ‘Appears Certain   Service East ‘OF EI Paso Not Affected

SP Strike Now Appears Sure   Will Start Monday A Scheduled, Railway Union Head Says

BIG POWER DEAL CLOSED BY SPA   Government Setup Enters into 20-Year Contract with Texas Utility Co.

French Press Investigation Of Maquis Plot   Leader Says 25,000 Armed Men Were Ready To March   ‘World’s Meanest Character’ Takes Funds for Milk   Band Leader's Wife Choraes He Beat Her

DEC. 3 1S DATE FOR SPECIAL OHIO ASSEMBLY   Real Estate Owners Get Break On Bonus Finance; Burden ts Slashed

No More Bother to Raise Family of 20 Than One, Says World's Champion"Mom

EVERY DAY {S- MOTHER'S DAY --- AND HER BLESSINGS MULTIPLY  ‘World's Champion Mom’ Raises 20 Children, Says It's Easy

Modernized Plan Given fo Solons   Floor under Consumption Is Part of Program to Keep Farms Active

Opposition Forms Rapidly Against Parity Revisions   Some Legislators Dislike Effort to ““Modernize” Price-Support Basis

Proposed Changes in Part ily Prices Run into Opposition of Congressmen

FARM PARITY PRIGE REVISION HITS OPPOSITION   Hill Predicts Stiff Debate Before Congress Will Change Formula

FARM PARITY CHANGE HITS OPPOSITION   Administration’s Proposal for New Basis for Government Price Supports Draws Criticism of Lawmakers.

Sees Tough Goin For Revision Of. Parity Prices      Administration Proposes To ‘Modernize’ Farm Parity Prices.

Battle Begins On Parity Prices For Our Farmers  Administration Plan Meets Opposition; Republicans Dislike

New Parity Formula to  Face Trouble   Committee Members Opposed to Program Predict No Change

Farm Parity Price Proposals Bring Quick Opposition   “Modernizing in Reverse” {s Term Applied by Member Of Acriculture Graur

Farm Parity’ Fight Looms   Administration Plan To Modernize Parity Prices Meets Oppositior

Pace Opposes Chan g ¢ S: In Parity Prices   Rattle Predicted On Proposal To Change Farm Parity Formil:

Suions See Real Battle  On Formula   Rep. Page Says Proposal Abandons Principle of Parity and Doubts That Congress Will Anprove

REVISION OF FARM PARIT' PLAN RAPPED   Administration Proposal Bumps Into Opposition on Capitol Hill,

‘Modern’ Parity Opposed   Revision of Price Formula for Farmers In For Tough Going On Capitol Hill

FARM PARITY PRICE CHANGE TOBE BATTLE   FOOD COUPONS MAY BE PART OF PLAN TO CUT SURPLUS

New Parity: Plan Stirs Opposition   Battle Will Be Put Up to  the Form  nchanged   ‘A PLAN FOR FUTURE   Department Would * “Modernize” Formula for Days of Surplus

Parity Change Bumps Into Opposition   Committee Head Says Congress Will Not Aaree

Change in Farm Parity Prices To Be Opposed   Proposed Change  ‘ Boosts Livestock and Daily Products, Cuts Cotton and Grains

New Farm Program Assailed Price Parity Revision Encounters Opposition

Parity Price Changes Will Meet Battle   Proposal Calls For Lower Rate Grain Support

PARITY FORMULA CHANGES FOUGHT   ‘Modernizing’ Proposed Or Support Of Farm Prices

Modernizing Farm Parity Payments Finds Opposition   Rep. Pace Doubts Congress Will Accept Price Support Proposals Urged by Agriculture Department

DISPUTE TALE OF FARM POVERTY IN UNITED STATES   tartcem See Bo We   ADMINISTRATION HAS HOSTILE RECEPTION BEFORE COMMITTEE

New Parity: Plan Stirs Opposition   Battle Will Be Put Up to Keep the Formula ge fhe aco   A PLAN FOR FUTURE   Department Would ‘Modernize” Formula for Days of Surplus

Administration’s Proposal For Revision Of Parity Price Formula For Farmers Meets Opposition

New Parity Plan Draws Opposition   Long-Range Farm Plan Emphasizes Normal Demand

Farm Parity Price Change Plan Opposec   Declared Abandonment Of Basic Principles Of Parity: Tough Going Is Predicted —

Farm Parity Price Proposal Attackec   Plan to Charge Federal Support Base Bumps Into Wide Opposition

Russia Mobilizes Full Strength For World Revolution; Communist Ogre Looms Threatingly Over United States

Soviet Plan Revolt Is In Full Stride   Directed From Moscow, It Aims At Rearing Commmunistic Sys tem On War’s Chaotic Aftermath

Advises World To Recognize Fact.  Red Revolution Now In Full Swing:  U.S. Viewed As Main Objective

SEARCH FOR NEW CASES OF TUBERCULOSIS IN THE COUNTY: PAID RY @QFAI&

TWO SENATORS DEBATE PRICES   “Monopoly To. Blame,” Says O'Mahoney: “Democrats,” Says Taft.

Wheat Reaches $3 a Bushel In Chicago Pit   Heavy Buying Runs Price to Highest Peak in 30 Years

Wheat Goes Above $3 At Chicago   First Time in Thirty Years on Board of Trade—Fifth Time in 99 Years

Price of Wheat Goes Above $3   Figure on Futures Is Highest in U. S. Since World War 

Wheat Price Tops 30-Year Record   Tightening Of Restrictions Fails To Keep Boom From Pushing Grain Over $3 Mark

Blum Slated For French Crisis Role  Strikes Mount   Strikes Mount With 350,006 Reported Idle

BLUM ACCEPTS BID TO FORM NEW CABINET   General Strike Threatens Nation; More than 350,000 Now Idle

Report Socialist Leader Will Accept Offer As  - General Strike Looms

3lum Seen \s French eader   Veteran Socialist Reported to Have Accepted Offer to Become Premier

Blum Is Expected To Lead French   Socialist May Replace Paul Ramadier At Head Of Weak French Government

Blum Heads New French  Government   Veteran Socialist Will Attempt To Prevent Strike

REPORT BLUM TO BE NEW PREMIER   Ramadier Cabinet Near Collapse Due To Red Strikes

EPORT BLUM 0 HEAD NEW RENCH REGIME   Nation Totters Under Strikes ©

Mother Truman Growing Wecker   Farmer Jailed for Spearina River Carp with Pitchfork

DEADLOCK ON REPARATIONS STALLS BIG 4   Secretary of State Marshall Abandons Hope for Early Agreement.

Italy Is Facing _ New Disorders  imsitare   Rioters Wreck Quarters Of Party

France And Italy Torn By Violence   Sixteen Injured By Leftist Mob

RIGHTIST OFFICES ATTACKED IN ITAL\   Leftist Mobs Stage Demonstrations in Verona and Palermo—Sixteen Persons Iniured.

WAIT NEW PAY OFFER BY BELL   Washington Officials Remain Confident Telephone Peace Near

Washington - Officials’ - ~- Confident that. Telephone Walkout Noar End — Negotiations Going on in Washington - Undér Auspices of Labor Department.

Washington Offigials . Confident that Telephone Walkout -is “Near End — Negotiations Going on in Washington Under Auspices of Labor Department.

GRID FIX CASE GOES TO JURY   PATE OF THREE BROADWAY GAMBLERS EXPECTED TO ' "BE, KNOWN ‘THIS *~" WEEKEND

= The World   Starts International War on Cancer by Use Of ‘Tracer’ Atoms

U. $. To Share Atom Secrets With Nations   RESEARCH CAMPAIGN TO BE AIDED BY NEW MOVE

US Begins Plan Tracer Atoms   Move Hailed By Scientists For Cancer

U.S. ToShare Atoms As Cancer Fight Aid   ACTION SEEN AS POSSIBLE PRECEDENT FOR INTERNATIONAL CONTROL OF ATOMIC ENERGY

Use ‘Tracer Atoms, Fight With Cancer   Promises Conquest Over Other Diseases, As Well.

U.S. Lauded  For ‘Tracer’ Atom Action  Plan to Hasten Cancer Control

US Plans to Share “Tracer” Atoms With Foreign Nation:  ‘Promises Quick Conquest of Cancer

U. S. TO SHARE TRACER ATOMS WITH NATIONS   Scientists Hail Move as Promising Quicker Conquests Over Cancer

U.S. ‘Tracer’ Atoms To Be Shared Abroad   Scientists Hail Truman Move as Aid In Research on Cancer—Decision Also Mioht Smooth Wav for Atomic Controls

US to ‘Share Tracer Atoms in Fight against Cancer and Other Diseases

Speedier Cancer Conquest  Seen As U.S. Supplies Atom Tracers To World Scientists

U.S. Is Supplying ‘Tracer’ Atoms To Scientists of Foreign Nations

Scientists Hail Atom-Sharing   Sale Of Radioactive Elements To Aid Cancer Fight

U.S. Offers World Atom Byproducts  Some to Be Used In Medical Research

Atomic Results May Aid  Doctors   Wide Program May Help In Control Of Diseases

“Tracer” Atoms Shared With Foreign Countries In Fight Against Cancer

No Bomb Secrets Involved ....  U.S. Begins Sending Atom  “Tracers” Abroad For Work In Combatting Of Diseases

‘Tracer Atoms Will Speed Up  War On Cancer   U. §. Begins Program Of Sharing Them With  Fareion Scientists.

US To Share Disease Treatment A-Tracers With Foreign Nations   PRESIDENT TRI™W’WAN. as

SHARING THE ATOM  Atomic ‘Tracers’ for Cancer Research Released by US

U.S. Begins New Program Of Sharing Atomic Items   Scientists Hail Move As Promising Quicker Conquests Over Cancer And Other Diseases; Atomic Bomb Secrets Withheld

U.S. Shares  Benefits of Atom   Quicker Conquest of Cancer, Other Diseases Promised

Would Share “Tracer” Atoms   Seen As Promising Quicker Conquests Ove Cancer, Other Diseases

U.S. to Share Atoms with the World In Effort to Solve Riddle of Cancer

U. S. Will Share “Tracer” Atom Supplies  Action to Aid Medice Work, May Help International Control

U.S. to Free  Atom Tracer   Foreign Nations Get Materials to Help In Disease Fight

U. 5. OFFERS ATOMIC HELP   Proposes To Supply Othe: Nations With Radioactive Elements

Tracer’ Atoms. Offered By U.S. To Fight Disease:   Scientists. Hail Move As Promising. Quicker Conauest Over Cance:

U.S. Offers ‘Tracer’ Atoms To Speed Cancer Conquest  First Sharing of Secrets Reveals No Military or Industrial Usages

AmericaS tarts Supplying Tracer 'AtomsFrom 'BombPlants ToForeignersFor CancerResearch

Knutson to Inject Tax Issue   Plans to Introduce Defeated Measure at Special Session

Knutson Promises Te Slash Taxes   GOP Brushes Aside President’s Plan For No Skinipinae

READIES TAX CUT BILL FOR SPECIAL MEET   Council’s Report Will Not Deter Effort To Get Tax Slash

Brushes ‘Aside Recommendations Knutson Won't Be Deterred From Offering New Tax Slash Measure

Proposal Will Be Presented On First Day   Two Phase Plan For Tax Relief “Ts. Be Offered

Knutson To Press Drive For Four Billion Cut In  Taxes Despite Truman   Republican Bill To Be Presented At Special Session Of Congress Opening Nov. 17; Minnesotan Derides Council Report

Knutson Plans To Proceed With Drive for Tax Slash Despite Aid-for-Europe Plan

Measure Prepared by Knutson   Truman’s Request To Keep Taxes Up Being Iqnored

Knutson Readies Tax-Slash Bill At Special Session  To Be Presented At   To Be Presented At “High Noon’ Nov. 17 Will Push Measure

Knutson Says Tax Slash Measure Due   Hold-the-Line Plan Brushed Aside by Republican Solon

Announces a Tax Cutting Measure   Knutson Says Four Million Dollar Bill Will Be Ready November 7   IGNORES TRUMAN PLAN   Hopes Tax Slash Can Be Passed Ahead of Aid  To Europe

Republican Tax Cut Bill to Be Ready as New Session Begins   Knutson Wants Action on tt Abead of Aid to Europe Measure; Plan Brushes Aside Truman's Council Doe necmandatinan Taxee bo Held Where They Are

Tax Cut Bill To Be Ready November 17   Knutson Prepared To Offer Proposal As Soon As Extra  Session Canvanac

Knutson Says He Will Press Tax-Cut Drive  Truman's Advisers Oppose Any Slashes

Plans Campaign Despite Economic Council Urging Present Hates Be Kept Rep. Knutson Will Renew Drive For $4 Billion Slash In Taxes

TAX-SLASHING BILL PLANNED   Knuison Brushes Aside Proposal By Truman's Economic Council

Knutson Plans New Campaign ~-For Tax Slash   Bill To Be Ready. When . Congress Convenes — _ This Month

Special Session To Get Tax Cut Bill   Rep. Knutson Brushes Aside Recommendation By Council That Taxes Be Held Where They Are

TEMPERATURES   EXTRASESSION THEME: RELIEF, BUT FOR WHOM?   GOP Leader Puts Income Tax Slash Before Europe Aid

NEW MEASURE PROVIDES CUT OF 4 BILLIONS   REPUBLICANS GET SET FOR SPECIAL SESSION NOV. 17

Scoffs at Advisory Board’s Plea for Retention of Present Levies.

G.0.P. Plans 4-billion Tax Slash Bill.   Rep. Knudson Says the New Measure Will Be Offered on Opening OF Special Saccinn

Leader Hits At Truman Council   Help For Europe Will Not Hurt  Legislation

Knutson Plans Tax Gut Bill  Will Have Measure Ready When Congress Meets

Knutson Sees Chance Slash Measure May Be Passed In Early Part Snecial Session

Huge Stratojet Bomber, With Coolec ‘Cockpit, Makes Successful Flight

NEW BOMBER PASSES TESI   Secrecy Lid Clamped Down By Army Following Flight Of New Stratojet

New Army Bomber: Under Secrecy Ban After Test Flight  Built to Fly 500 Miles an Hour, Carrying 10 Tons of Bombs

CURBS AT A GLANCE   Main Provision of Senate’s Anti-Inflation Program

Senate Chief Admits Program Full Of Risk; Bridaes Blasts Measure

British May Receive Aid From Council   Palestine Issue Is Headed For United Nations

PALESTINE CASE MAY GOTO U.N.   Britain Plans To Air Holy Land Troubles In Meeting Today

PALESTINE PROBLEM SOON TO REACH U. N.   Authoritative Sources Say Britain May Put Issue in Lap of Organization Today.

SEEK QUICK U.N. ACTION ON PALESTINE   British Reported Ready to Toss Problem Into Allies’ Lap Without Further Delay, Possibly Yet Today.

England Ready To Turn Over Palestine Case  To Trygve Lie   Britain May Hand Complicated Issue  To UN Chief Today

Britain Might Put Palestine Case Up To UN   Steps Taken to Expedite Inquiry Into Holy Land Problem

GREAT : ‘BRITAIN. REPORTED PREPARED TO TOSS THE PALESTINE CASE INTO THE LAP OF THE UNITED NATIONS

U.N. 10 GET CASE AT ONCE   British Desirous Of Quick Action on Palestine Preblem

Britain May Toss Palestine Case Into Lap Of U. WN.  Officials Prepare To Make Inquiry

AITING LIE’S REPORT   2 Factors Determine Future Action Of Secretaryv

British May Toss Holy Land Issue To U.N. Quickly  Official Says Probe Welcome; Want Acetian Naw

Palestine Case Headed For U.N.   Britain Might’ Hand Over Case Today Far Solution.

Palestine Case May Be Given To UN Today   Preliminary Steps Taken by Officials to Expedite Inquiry

United Nations May Be Given Palestine Case   Britain Reported Ready to Throw Issue to Council

U.N. to Act  In Palestine   Great Britain Would Toss Complicated Case In Lap Without Delay

PALESTINE AID MAY BE SOUGHT   Britain Reported Ready To Toss Holy Land Problem Into Lap Of United Nations Without Further Delay.

U.N. Can Have It--Brifain   Britain Ready to Toss Com. plicated Palestine Case Over to Someone Else

REPORT BRITISH READY ON ISSUE FOR PALESTINE   Expect UN Security Council to Receive Hot Problem Soon

Decision Due On Palestine  Rritcsch Mav Hand   British May Hand Case to U. N. Today

THIRD MURDER __JOLTS-POLICE   BODY OF WOMAN WHO WAS BRUTALLY BEATEN FOUND _IN LOS _-ANGELES ‘COUNTY RESERVOIR

President Says $2000Monthly Paid General  Redecorating Was bead, ae Fyrnence.

General's Stooge Bares Big Deals   Air Force Officer Draws Aviation Firm Head's Salary

evidence Shows Meyers Violated Federal fatutes   Heavy Expenditures Revealed In Hearing

War Concern  Gave Meyers $2,000 Salary   Ohio Electrical Company Paid Bill For $10,000 Remodeling Job In Gen. Meyers’ Apartment

Procurement Officer Alleged To Have Redecorated Swank Hom« With Firm's Profits.

FAT SALARY, PROBERS TOLD   Witness Says Subcontracting Firm Paid General $2,000 Monthly

Aviation Firm Paid For Redecorating of Meyer’ s Apartment   General Also Drew $2,000 a Month From Firm He Owned, Committee Told

Meyers’ Tax Reports Eyed   Testimony of Plant Deal Brings Probe’

PAID GEN. MEYERS BILL   General's Income Tax Returns Are Under Scrutiny

Meyers Salary And Income Tax Probed Today   General Profited Secretly  From Aviation Firm Through Sub-contracts  &

Other Countries Unable to Make An Atom Bomb   But Expert Thinks War Is Possibility in a Few Years

Royall Tells Cost-Plus Liability   War Undersecretary Testifies at Hearing on Senate Proposal

Accusations Are Made by France Against Russia   Claim Is Made of Improper Use of Repatriation Camp

REPATRIATION CAMP 'S SAID. USED Russia Accused Of Spirit ng French Citizens To Soviet

Taft Offer on Debt Rejected   Knowland Demanding $3 Billion Payment, Against Compromise

TAFT COMPROMISE ON BUDGET SPURNED   Debt Retirement Pledge Of $2,000,000,000 Made

Debt-Paring Advocates Reject Taft Compromise   Cold To Overtures By Ohioan; Know land Not in That Kind of Mood

COMPROMISE PLAN OF TAFT ON RETIRING DEBT REJECTED   Advocates Want To Apply Three Billion Toward Paying Debts

Solons Clash With Taft on Budget Cuts   Debt Retirement Plan Supporters to Fight Against Any Slash .

BLOC HITS TAF COMPROMISE Ih BUDGET PARING   Ohioan Says He Would Back Two Billion Dollar Debt Retirement Action

Taft Proposal ls Nol Favored  tase at 2 Se.   Advocates of 3 Billion Reduction Stand Firm

Debt Retirement Plan Disputed  Adunemtac af 2.Rillian Cutin US Debs Reject Taft Compromise

Debt Cut Advocates ‘Refuse Compromises _ Suggested by Taft   Waiit Entire Budget Cut to be Placed Toward Reducing Debt

Bitterly Arguing Using Budget Cut lo Reduce Debts  Complications for GOP Effort to Cut Levies on Incomes

U. S.-ITALY SIGN PACT   Provides For Evacuation of U. S. Troops Within 90 Days After Treaty  Ratification.

Republicans Admit Defeat On Tariffs   Administration Due to Go Ahead With Its Trade Program

Shots Kill  6 Convicts in Georgia.   Investigation Looms Into Battle After Strike of: Negroes 

47 RED CROSS DRIVE STARTS ON MARCH 3   General Staff and Partial List of Workers Named

CommonsRejects Churchill's Plea For Sound Policy   Totalitarian Powers Sought by Attlee Win Approval Vote

CHURGHILL BESTCD IN BATTLE AGAINS! LABOR PARTY RULE   Bill to Give Wartime Powers to Government Is Passed Today in Spite of Opposition.   FAMOUS ORATORY FAILS IN PURPOSE

COMMONS PASSES EMERGENCY BILL BY 251 TO 148   Reject Churchill's Motion Against Passing Measure

Labor Government Invokes Wartime Powers In Britain   Measure Adopted, 251 To 148, Despite Warning By Churchill That It Is ‘Blank Check For  Totalitarian Powers’

LABOR GOVT WINS OX OF WAR POWER   Commons Sustains Plan in : Spite of Atiack by  Churchill,

Exceptionally Light Vote on Second Rendina Follows Attack by Churchill

Refuses To Sidetrack Attlee Plan   Churchill Says. Present Prime Minister is Seeking No Less .-Than__Totalitarian-Powers____

Family Tragedy At Ann Arbor  Psychiatrist’s Wife Held For Killing Baby Daughter

Three Die When Auto RamsBus   Cincinnati, Ohio 20 Persons Hurt In Accident Near

3 DIE, 24 INJURED AS GAR RIPS BUS   Auto Hits Motor Coach After Sideswiping Second One

TRUMAN AID FIGURE UNDER PARIS GOAL   Prices for What They Get Also Will Be Higher Than Anticipated by 16 Nations Blueprinting Marshall Program.

FOREIGN HELP EXPORT LISTS ARE TRIMMED   PARIS ESTIMATES REVISED ON U. 8S. CONTRIBUTIONS

Cut Requests. Made at Paris   US Suggests Changes in Recovery Plane

Plan To Call For U.S. Goods   High Prices In U.'S. “To Boost" “Expense. ‘Of -- . Aid Abroad.

Amount Les: Than Asked   $17 Billion Figure  Based On Careful Study Of Paris Parley Report; Prices Higher Now, Too

‘Wedding Gown Dazzling Creation lOf Tvory Satin, Shimmering Pearls

Former Mobster Is Slain in Gangland Manner   Body of Carl Shelton Is Bullet-Riddled Near His Home Farm

Report Big 4 In Accord On German Plans   Agreement On Administrative Raencies Made

DE EAGLES” ~~ ARE DEFEATED   Tough Arkansas Tech Boys ‘Proved Just Too “+ Much

HUE N EAGLES” ~~ ARE DEFEATED   Tough Arkansas Tech Boys i Proved Just Too ~ “Much. .

BREAKS WITH THE LEFTWING GROUPS DECIDED ON BY BOTH THE GOP AND’. DEMOCRATS

Congress Now In Home Stretch   Plans Being Rushed For Ad journment Of Body On Saturday   SOME ISSUES YET TO BE ACTED UPON

ongress Calf eft to Truman Ranking GOP   Leaders Decide On Plan With Adjournment Sheduled Saturday

HOUSE, SENATE GOP LEADERS AGREE ON PLAN   Speaker Martin’s Proposal For Special Session If Needed Accepted

Senate Group Favors Bill To Hike Rent   Subcommittee Votes for 10 Per Cent Increase; Full Committee to Act On Proposal Thursday

Rent Increase Gets Approval   Senate Sub-Committee 0.K.’ 10 Per Cent Boost, 3 to 2.

Senate Group Would Up Rents  ae Sl eee  ee,   Banking Committes To Hear Proposal

LEGISLATION ALLOWING TEN PERCENT RENT HIKE APPROVED BY COMMITTEE

Subcommittee Appr oves Rent Increase  Full Committee   Full Committee Will Consider Proposal Thursday

Senate Banking Sub-Committee Places O.K. on the Legislation.   PROPOSAL UP TOMORROW   ‘Chairman Buck Says It Will  Be Placed Before the Committee.

GROUP APPROVES 10% RENT BOOST   Full Senate Banking Unit T¢ Study Plan Thursday

Truman May Attend Reunion of 35th Division In Kansas City June 6

RETAIL PRICE QF MILK HIKED   Sets Increase in Five Marketing Areas

HAGANA CALLS OFF SMUGGLING TEMPORARILY   Difficulties At Ports Of Embarkation Are Given As Reason

SAILOR HUNTED IN SEX KILLING   Mother Of 3 Identified By Bartenders, Seen With Navy Man

Production Of State InV D° 3 Praise   ‘Governor Urges More Dignity In Labor Relations

Jester Praises Labor as Vital Factor in War   Governor Asserts States New Lawé: Aren’t Hindrances

WEALTHY AIR MAGNATE MAY TESTIFY SOON   Press Agent Slated To Be Recalled To Stand

Accords Reached by Four Unions  But the Settlements Do Not End Tieup

FOUR INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE UNIONS SETTLE DISPUTES   But New York and Pennsy!vania Agreements Signal No End to Nationwide Tie-Up.   SOME WILL REFUSE TO CROSS PICKET LINES   Beirne Says Accords Indicate Bell System’s Opposition to Wage Increases “Is Crumbling.”

No Immediate End To Nationwide Tieup Seen  Deadlock Continues In Phone Walkout Despite Agreements

Two-State Phone Agreement Has Ne National Effect   New York, Philadelphis Independents Accept $4, $3, Respectively

Phone Peace till Elusive, . Despite Pacts  ‘u, 5, Strives To : ‘Avert: Coal Strike:

LEGION BARES HAMPANT ED PERIL INU. §   Framework for 10 Foreign Divisions in Country. Coammiitee Told.

COMMIES HAVE CADRES FOR 11 DIVISIONS HERE   Reds Estimated at 100,000; Truman’s Order Praised

Peril of Reds In U.S. Cited To Congress   American Communists Cadre of 10 Foreign Divisions, Says Legion

Thought Blast ‘Was Atom Bomb   Survivors Tell Of Reactions To Plant Explosion.

Many Survivors of Blast Declare They Thought World Coming to End

Varied Reactions and Much Drama Found About Blast - Leveled Plant

Liken Blast to Earthauatke. : ~y 3 a gr : Atom Bomb, End of World

i3 Killed Near Michigan City   16 Injured, Several Seriously Monday

13 Killed, 16 Hurt When Electric Train Hits Bus   Victims Were Employes of Chicago South Shore Railroad

I3 Members Of Railroad Work Crew Are Killed   16 Others Are Injured In Crash Of Train And Bus At Crossina

Train-Bus Crash  Upstate Kills 13   16 Railroad Employes Injured When Engine Splits Truck in Two

Chicago Area Crash Brings Injury To 16   Members Of Section Crew Victims; Many Aes Saptinucke: Host

3 KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS BUS   VEHICLE CARRYING RAIL. BOAD WORKERS CUT IN HALF — 16 INJURED.

13 Killed, 13. Hurt In Crash   Bus Loaded With Rail Workers Struck by a Train in Indiana’

THIRTEEN DIE IN BUS WRECK   Sixteen Others Hurt When Vehicle Is Struck By  Train at Crossing

Train Cuts Bus In Two,  13 Are Killed  16 Others Injured In Indiana Crash

13 Lose Lives. 16 Injured On Crossing  Train Strikes Bus Carrying Road’s —  &echan Workers.

Thirteen Killed, 16 Hurt When Bus Filled With R. R. Workers Is Hit at Michiean City Crossing

13 Section Hands Die At Michigan City   Electric Train Plows into Bus Coarrving Workers

13 MEN : TRAIN HITS BUS   Railroad Section Hands In Bus Dead; 16 Others Injured, Some Seriously; Bus Halves.

Rail Section Crew Of 13 Men Killed   Sixteen Others Injured When Bus Carrying Workers Hit by Train

13 RAILROAD WORKERS DIE AS TRUCK HT      Section Hands Riding In Bus Victims In Indiana

Train Hits Crowded Bus In Indiana  13 Dead, 16 Injured In Bus-Train Wreck

UN Continues Greek Investigation As Government Troops Shell Rebels

UNO GREEK GROUP CONTINUES SURVEY   Fighting Goes On As Body ~ Seeks To Place Blame

Balkan Probers To Continue Survey   UN Subcommission Will Go To lonnina Sector

uN Commission  lat Rebel Base   ‘Greeks Claim "Guerrille Force Came from loan: nina in Albania

 Untrained, He Flies Anyway ‘ Escaper Crash Lands Stolen Plane And Is Caught Preparing To Swipe Another   0. U. Students in Langsion t. Visit   Thirteen. Seek ta Fromate Raciat Understanding

Undaunted Convict Crashes Plane, Attempts To Fly Another Before Auth orities Catch Him

FLEEING FELON USES AIRPLANE   Convict Captured After Wild Flieht:; Never Had Instruction

 Untrained, He Flies Anyway Escaper Crash Lands Stolen Plane And Is Caught Preparing To Swipe Another

Convict-Flier Nabbed: Tells Saga Of Flight   Amused: Self By‘ Diving At Boats

Four Convicts Still At Large After Escape   Flier Held When Plane Crash-Lands In Tennessee

CATCH FLYING PEN FUGITIVE   One of Five Escapees from Missouri Captured After Plane Crash.

INSIDE THE TIMES. TODAY   Eseapee Flies Through The Air With The Greatest Of Ease’

Desperate Convict, Non Flyer, Is Taken After Wild Flight in Plane

NAB FUGITIVE AFTER LANDING STOLEN PLANE   ESCAPED PRISONER HAD SPENT FREEDOM IN CAREFREE FLIGHT

Convict Caught While Stealing  ane                ‘Camberland Man One OL   Four Escaped Prisoners  Sull At Large Deday 

Convict, Arrested After Crashing in Stolen Plane, Tells of Fabulous Trip

Federal Convict In Plane Crash  Escaped Monday  With Four Others

Wind Hits North Of Golden Meadow   10 Residences Destroyed And 10 Others Damaged By Funnel-Shaped Cloud Born Of Coastal Disturbance

Strange Discs Puzzle Entire United States   Disclaimers Lodged By Army, Navy And Atom Experts

Jet, Fighter Craft Would  Seek Answer   Mystery Of Weird Objects Grows As New Repaerts Made

Fowl Blow   - Poultrymen’s Loud Squawks End Chickenless Thursdays

People Are Now Advised To Eat More Chickens   Poultry Growers Are Pledged To Save Grain By Reducing Size Of Flocks And Must  Peddle 136,000,000 Birds Between Now And January 1.

THURSDAY BAN ON EGGS STAYS UNDER CHANGE   Chicken-Raisers To Reduce Flocks, Save 56 Million Bushels Of Vital Grain

Poultryless Thursday Is Abandoned   “Moratorium” on Fowlless Days Is Called..-To Dispose Of Storage Starke

Victorious Poultrymen Hail End of Chickenless Thursday   Now Ask Consumers to Eat More Poultry to Save Grain for Europe

I oles Day S  W in Be Kept, Flocks Culled   Industry, Luckman End Controversy— Poultry Men to Save 56 Million Bushels

Eat More Chickens,  Urge Poultrymen as ~ Thursday Ban Ends   “Moratorium” Is Issued on Poultryless Day But Keeps Egg Regulation

Cold Storage Facilities Show ‘There Ain’t Nobody Here But Us Chickens’; Thursday Egg Ban Holds

Pouliry-less Thursday Abandoned By Food Conservation Committee As New \Grain-Saving Offer Made By Raisers

‘Luckman Cancels Poultryless Day   Food Committee Retains ‘ Ban on Eating Eggs On Thursday   ‘HAILED BY PRODUCERS   Poultrymen Now Ask Nation to Eat More Chicken Help Them Save Grain

PUBLIC ASKED TO EAT MORE CHICKENS   Poultry Industry Pledged To Conserve Grain   REDUCTION   In Chick, Duck And Turkey Production Will Save 56,000,000 Bushels

POULTRY BAN ON THURSDAYS IS ABANDONED   HUGE SUPPLIES ON HAND; SAVING OF GRAIN PLEDGED

Poultry Men Hail End Of Poultryless Thursdays; Pledge To Save 56,000,000 Bushels Of Grain By Reducing Flocks

Public Asked To Eat More Fowl To Help Drive   Growers Pledge Aid With Calling Off Poultryless Davs.

Poultryless Day   Feod Committee Retains - Ban on Eating Eggs » - On Thursday '   ‘HAILED BY PRODUCERS   Poultrymen Now Ask Nation to Eat More Chicken _ Help Them Save Grain

Urge Public To Eat More Instead Of _ Fewer Chickens  OFFER NEW PLAN Growers Pledge To Save 56 Million » Bushels Grain

GRAIN - SAVING PLEDGE MADE BY PRODUCERS   Ban on Eggs and Meat Remains; Public Urged To Eat More Chicken

Poultryless Days. Ended by Luckman   Food Committee Ends Plan When Growers Submit Program to Save  56.000.000 Bushels of Grain

Poultryless Thursdays Ended  Public Calied to   Public Calied to Eat More Instead of Fewer Chickens

Trade Urges Eating  Chickens; Ban’s Off   Growers Pledge 56,000,000-Bushel Grain Saving by Reducing Flecks— Eggless Thursday Stull Stands

Poultryless Thursday Is Called Off   Poultrymen Urge Public To Eat More Chickens With Heavy Supply on Hand. More Coming

Luckman Lifts Ban; Flocks To Be Reduced  Ban On a Eggs Rem Po altry-Rai aisers:

Poultry Men Will Reduce Flocks To Save Needed Wheat   Food Committee Lifts Ban On Fowl As Luckman Changes To New Grain Saving Program

Poultrymen Hail Poultryless Day Termination      Send. Out Call For Public To Eat More And More Chickens

NOW, IT'S EAT MORE CHICKEN   Poultryless Thursday Orde Rescinded; But Ban Stays on Use of Egas.

Chicken Raisers Pleased Al End Of Poultryless Thursday; Growers Face Problem Of Persuading Public To Eat More

Food Committee Calls Immediate Suspension. on Poultryless Days; Retain Egg Ban  Poultry Pledge   Idea Is to Educate ‘Public That Chickens ‘.Must:Be Eaten

PROTEST POULTRY GOES TO NEEDY   Poultryless Days Brought to Close

Nation Asked To Eat More Poultry   Moratorium Declared On Poultryless Thursdays by Luckman

Growers, Pledged To Save 56,000,000 Bushels Of Grain By Reducing Size Of Flocks, Face Problem Of Selling 136,000,000 Birds Between Now And Jan. 1— Acclaim End Of Poultryless Thursday And Urge Public To Eat More Instead Of Fewer Chickens

‘Eat-Chicken’ Drive Begun, As Ban End:   Poultrymen Must Peddle 136,000,000 Chickens To Save Grain; Urge Public To Eat More

Poultry Ban Is Called Off   Public Urged to Eat  More Chickens As Industry Pledges to Cull Flocks; Egg Ban Stays

Chicken Situation Is — Reversed as Poultry © Growers Say ‘Eat More

TWO-TERM LIMIT BILL APPROVED   Proposal Sent to States by Lower House

» The Weather   House Completes Action On Resolution to Limit Presidential Tenure

Legislators Arrivine For Opening Meet Tuesday Morning  Meetina Opens at   Meeting Opens at 10a. m., Blue Will Address Group at 2

IOWA SPECIAL ~ MEET TUESDA)   Personal Income Tax Rate Is Main Issue

Russian Charges of UN By-Pass Taken Up By Senators   Overwhelming Passage of Greek. Aid Due

To Forestall Western Bloc ....  Soviets May Make Some Concession On Germany

4 Britishers Slain During Bank Robbery   $600,000 Taken From Barclay’s Bank In Downtown Tel Aviv

4 Britons Slair In Tel Aviv   Killed by Gunmen During Holdup of Armored Car

Jewish Raiders Ge $180,000; Kill 4 British Constables   Make Attack on Tel Aviv Branch Of Barclay’s Bank

Tel Aviv Bandits Slay 4   Jewish Bandits Grab $180,000 On Street From Armored Car

Jewish Gunmen Get $184,000 in, Tel Aviv Robbery  Four British Constables Are Killed in Armored Car Holdup

4 British  Killed In Tel Aviv   Constables Shot By Gunmen In Holdup Of Armored Car

'—FOUR SLAIN— $180,000  Is Stolen In Tel Avit   - BANDITS DROP < $420,000-CASH

ARMORED CAR HOLDUP NETS $180,000   Four British . Constables Killed In Tel Aviv

BANDITS KILL 4 IN 310,000 BANK ROBBER}   Take $600,000, Drop $420,000 at Bombing Holdup in Jerusalem.

Britons Slain In Robbery At Palestine Bank   Four Constables Die In Daring Holdup; Robbers Flee With $180,000  In White Jeep.

TEL AVIV BA KILLS FOUR MEN   British Constables Die in Daring Holdup

Four Britishers Killed By Hebrew-Speaking Gangsters   Bank Stickup Nets 98 Cents as Bandit Wounds Buddy

Bandits Kill 4 British In Holdup   Daring Armored Car Raid Nets $180.000

Robbers Kill Four Officers, Gel $180,000   -Hebrew-Speaking Band -Of Gunmen: Hold Up  . Armored Car in Jewish " City of Tel Aviv

Hebrew-Speaking Gunmen Kill Fou British Constables in ArmoredCar Holdup That Nets $180,000

COUPLE ARE KIDNAPED   Mr. and Mrs. Nance of Wichita Held Up, Robbed and Left Tied

$8 WEEK RAISE OFFER MADE BY UNION HEADS   f.t.and £, Studies Deat; Hope Stull Seen in Fact

GOVERNMENT IS MUM ON PLANS IN GOAL TRUCE   U.S. And Union Appear To Be Awaiting Supreme Court Decision!

Barred Zionist Says Britain Fears Truth   Smertenko Will Request State Department Inguiry

By 58-35 Margin Assembly Passes Bill To Permit State Voting By 18 Year Olds

Battle To Slice Budget Grows Tense   GOP CONGRESSMEN ANL ADMINISTRATION AT ODDS

IN STATE TODAY   TEMPERATURES IN LOW 308 ARE FORECAST FOR SOUTH-

Heavy Loss In Fire At Grafton .   Damage Estimated At $100.000 When Six Stores And Theater Burn

Mental Hospital Report Evidence Sources Told   ee  Furnished By 100 Persons, Written By : Conscientious Objectors

BRITAIN PLANS LAST INDIA BID   Viscount Mountbatten t Take Over as Viceroy

MOUNTBATTEN I8 OFF FOR INDIA   NEW VICEROY FACING MANY PROBLEMS IN A TENSE LAND

Mountbatten Goes to India As New Viceroy   Britain Is Making Last Attempt  c. Dinaeata (niunt rr:

WORST DISASTER TAKES LIVES OF 3 ON LINER   Mass Burial Proposed For Victims Of Tragedy In Maryland Forest

GLOBAL TOTAL FOR HOLIDAY REACHES 1/2   Maryland Tragedy Kills 53, Reeord in American Aviation

Three Killed, Five Injured  In Truck Wreck   Men Trapped In Army Vehicle Die As It Burns After Accident With Bus

f More Than 60. Survive Freak Storm: oo.  Blizzard Takes Lives Of2OnMountain-Top

3 Die, Scores Stranded as Freak Blizzard Buttets Y ellowstone Area

Tax Slashing  Plan Assailed   Democratic Report Says Bill Discriminatory Patchwork Scheme

Pacific Wartime Allies Have Wrangled Eight Months Over Reparations from Japanese   Philippines Put in Claines om Dotlar Basis, Others Hove Asked Total of 185 Fer Cant of Ultimete Poof

War Payments Asked of Japs By Philippines  Want $4 Billion   Want $4 Billion For Damages From Invasion

Allies Differ Over Shares Of Reparations   All But Canada Claim Larger Portion Of Japanese Payments

CLAIMS ON JAP SPOILS SET HIGH   Other Nations Think All Claims Except Canada’s Excessive

Allies Dispute. Shares Due On Jap Reparation   Philippines Demand $4 Billion for Damage Done by Invaders

Stymied On Jap ‘Payments   Allies Can’t Agree _ On Percentage of Reparations Each Should Receive

ALLIED TIFF ON JAP REPARATIONS DISCLOSEL  Enes Claim Laraect Share of Pool

Bare Fight Over War Claims   Long Dispute Among Al lies Involves Jap Reparations Allotments

DOPUTE CLAIMS UPON JAP WAR PAY   Percentages Listed Amount to 188 Per Cent of Total Reparations Pot,

REPARATIONS FROM JAPAN IN EXCESS GF ULTIMATE POOL    Wart'me Allies Demands” Fo i Damages and Losses Can  Not Be Balance,

Dispute Over Reparations From Japan   Eight Months Wrangle Comes To Light After Philippines Ask To  Be Paid Billions

Claims Total 54 Billions... .  Allies Are At Odds On Jap Reparations

PHILIPPINES TO ASK 4 BILLIONS IN REPARATIONS   Damages Sou ‘it from Japan Soar—Other Nations Demand Large Amounts

Allies Dispute Last 8 Months  Talk Of Reparations “After Philippines Bid

Allies Apart In Japanese Reparations Controversy   All Except Canada Claim Larger Pot Than Felt Justified

Dispute Over Jap Reparation Amoun Made Public Today   Claims Total 188%, With Only One Dollar Estimate

Tell Dispute Reparations From Japan   Pacific Allies Claim Larger Share Then Tustified.

Total Adds Up to 188 Per Cent   Bickering On Amount Has Continued Over Bost Fieht Months

FIGHT REVEALED IN REPARATIONS   Each Foe Of Jap Asks More Than Others Think Just

Allies Clash On Japan’s  Reparations   Philippines Claim Lists $4 Billion  Fnvacion Pbarnage

CLAIMS PUSHED AGAINST JAPAN   World War Foes Demand Damages; Pools Add Up To 18S Percent

Economy Drive Of Congress GOP Gets Under Way   Drastic Cuts Directed In President’s 1948 Treasury Department Budget

GOP SLASHING ‘REQUESTS FOR - BUDGET FUNDS   COMMITTEE CUTS TREASURY AND AMOUNT FOR GUARD_ ING. PRESIDENT AND ./ WHITE HOUSE:

GOP ECONOMY — DRIVE STARTS   House Committee Slashes Treasury’s Budget 34 Per Cent.

EASURY FUND UCED 3470 1 COMMITTEE   inder Treatment,  yst Office Given ith Only 1¢ ( Cut

Settlement Of Long Distance Dispute Seen   Proposed Agreement Goes To Committee Of National Union

Reach Basis for Settling Phone Strike   Parley Proposal Laid Before Union Policy Committees

oe + APPROVAL WITHHELD- we 2 Phone Peace Pact Before Union: Group

Plan for Phone Agreement Put Up to Union   Proposed Agreement For Long Distance Given to Policy Body

Phone Strike Agreement ls Initialed   Submission to Leader: Of Both Sides To Follow Shortly

NFTW TO STUDY LONG LINES’ BID   ‘Policy Committee Gets Pro: pesal.For Phone Peace

Long Distance Workers Open Way For Accorc   B sciilement Proposition Is Placed In Hands Of Policy Committee; May Bnd Eutire Tieun -

Company and Union Officials Disucss Initial  Proposals   LONG DISTANCE PHASE   Plan Calls for Arbitration o  Waze Issues on Nation al Level

Proposed element Of ong Distance.Strike — Rechecked By Officials

Phone Firm, Union Heads Meet To Initial Proposal End ToLong Distance Strike

Submit Proposal for Settlement Of Long Distance Phone Dispute   "Agreement’, Calling for Arbitration on National Level, Goes Before NFTW Policy. Committee: Could Lead to Break in Strike

Company, Union to OK Long Distance Phone Pact Today   Recheck Agreement for Action of Policy Committee

Company and Phone Union  Heads Meet   Will Initial Proposed Settlement of Long Distance Line Strike

LONG LINE UNION FAVORS PROPOSAL TO SETTLE STRIKE   ACCEPTANCE MAY LEAD TO BREAK IN PHONE TIE-UP

Phone Company Union Officials In Session Today  To Initia! Proposed Aareement in Strike

Telephone Agreement Before Union   Wage Issue to Be Arbifrated on -National Basis

Phone Peace Seen Nearer  o Wee ets Baa T naw FT tvmne   ' Basis for Long Lines Settlement Attained

SUBMIT PLAN FOR SETTLING PHONE STRIKE   Union's Policy Committee Gets Proposal For Ending Tie-Up

Initial Deal OnL. D. Lines   Proposed Agreement Calls For Arbitration On Ten Issues

Telephone Strike Accord Reached  Long Lines Union and Company Compromise Arbitration Method

Phone Firm, Union Heads, Meet On Final Details Of Lona Distance Settlement

Talk Settlement: of Phone Strike   Company and Union Offtcials Disucss Initial Proposals   LONG DISTANCE PHASE   Plan Calls for Arbitration o Wage Issues on Nation al Level

Proposal ‘On Phone Strike   “Sent To Policy -Commit- tees Work Out Final Settlement Details.

HOPE TO ENT LONG LINES PHASE SOON   Acceptance May Mean Break In Strike Picture   Involving Four Wage Issues, Six Other Points In Proposed Settlement

PHONE UNION GROUP TAKES UP PROPOSAL   Proposed Agreement ir Long Lines Dispute Given Committee

Report Long Line Agreement   Accord, Said to Have ‘Been Reached Last Night, Up to Union Policy Board For OK

ARBITRATION PLAN OFFERED   Proposal Concerned Only with Long Lines Phases of Shutdown

STRIKE. WOULD NOT BE OVER IN- FAST WAY   Signing of Agreement For Long . Lines Would Open Way:For Further Negotiating’;   POLICY COMMITTEE: TAKES  PROPOSAL UNDER STUDY

Long Lines Settlement Is Proposed   Company, Union Officials Meet to Approve Plan Providing Arbitration of Disnuted Points

UMON COMMITTEE fo STUDYING PROPOSAL FOR LONG-LINE PACT  WHOLE NATIONAL TIEUP MAY BREAK IF ACCORD >» REACHED BY KEY GROUP

Long-Distance Settlement Near In Phone Strike   Company, Union Ready To Sign Agreement Jointly Drawn Up

ALL UNIONS MUST SETTLE STRIKE FIRST   Although Long Lines Unit Seeks Union Approval of Arbitration, Workers Say Local Branch Must Be Satisfied, Too.

Draft A Basis For Long-Lines Telephone Peace   Proposed Settlement Is Submitted To NFTW’s  Bente fein

Long Distance Phase of Strike May Be Settled   Labor, Company Officials Concur Over Aareement

Phone Company, Union Officials Check Setilement  Plan to Arbitrate Issues Qf Long Distance Workers Mav Break Sirike Deadlock

Long-Distance Phone Agreement Reached   Company And Union Officials Meeting Ti Put Final Okay On Settlement Terms; Calis For Arbitration Of Disputes.

Long Distance Side Of Strike Said Near End   Negotiators. Meet Today, To Initial Tentative Agreement OF Last Night

Officials Meet to Pu Initials on Proposed Seulement; Calls - for Arbitration

Company and Unien Offi  cials Meet To Go Over > Draft Of Yesterday’s   Acreement

Long Distance Agreement Is Believed Near   Proposed Settlement of One Phase of Nation-Wide Phone Strike To Be Submitted To  LIintants Feaeeitinre Dod

«Company, Union Officials Meet To Initial Pact   Understanding Was Reached Wednesday Night---Would End  Mra Phace of Strike

Reece Charges GOP Program Sabotagec   Truman Accused of Usinc Propaganda Mill to Beat Program

Shipping Strike Ties Up Major French Ports   Seamen’s Situation Serious As Other Labor Tilts Abate

Cattle Disease Program Hit By Ranchmen   Slaughter, Burial Said 'Only Way’

Texans Say Program of U.S. and Mexico Against Foot-and-Mouth Disease Too Lax

CLOSED SHOP BAN MEASURE PASSES HOUSE   Proposed Constitutional Amendment Now Goes to State Senate For Action   ROLL CALL VOTE PASSES BILL BY 33 TO 15 Count

POLISH FLECTION   “ction May Take Form of Economic Policy Against Communist Powers

Truman Winding Ur  Vacation in Florida  With ‘Fling’ Today President Will Fly  Back to Washington Wadnecday Afternoor

Truman Trip Nearing End   President Returning: Home On Wednesday

TRUMAN'S PLAY COMING TO END   Florida Weather Finally Permits President To Enjoy Swims; Returns To Washington Tomorrow.

Nations Spending More for Arms Than in 1938   Survey Condueled In Many Countries.

Survey Shows World Spending Billions on Armies and Building of New Armament

Armament Race Tops 1938 Pace   US Is Sixth in Men under Arms but First in Naval  Strenath

Arms Race In Progress   19,000,000 Men In World Under Arms, Says Military Writer

Nations Of World Have 19 Million Men Under Arms, Spend Huge Sums For War

Push Weckler Case Inquiry   Officials Confer in Madison on Conduct al Inveshachan

UN Military Staff Ils Unable To Agree   Russia Again in Minority as Big Five Lists Major Divisions of Opinion During Parleys

6 LOCAL MEN ON LIST   Among 5.900 Nominated by Truman as Commissioned Officers

Preventing Loss On Farm Price Supports Is Studied ‘Anderson Slates Confab with Heads

—CROP SURPLUS A PROBLEM— Anderson Will Seek  Congressional Advice.

Anderson Seeking Advice to Prevent Huge Surplus Loss   Wartime  Price Supports Cause 80 Million Loss On Potato Crop

Seek Ways To Cut U. S. Losses For High Production      BY OVID A. MARTIN ASSOCIATED PRESS FARM REPORTER

Ag Secretary Seeks Congress Advice On Preventing Farm Price Collapse

Price Supports Give Anderson  A Big Headache   Seeks To Keep Loss On Potatoes From Spreading To Other Crops.

Secretary Of Agriculture To Discuss Farm Problems With Congressional Leaders

Flood Waters Sweep Tokyo; Await Crest   One Quarter of City Under Water As 1,500 Work To Divert Course of Naka  bs paepoey

Tokio in Frantic  Duel With Flood   1,500 Dig Desperately to Breach Banks of River

TOKYO FIGHTING DAMAGING FLOOD   1,500 Workers Attempt to Divert River Water

TOKYO BATTLES FLOOD WATERS   1,500 Work Te Open Gap in Bank of Threatening River

QUARTER OF TOKYO COVERED BY FLOOD CT TLL INCREASING   1,500 Japanese Police and Firemen Seek to Divert River to Remove New Dangers Today.   MANY FLEE AREA TO HIGHER GROUND

Quarter ‘of Tokyo Is Now Under Water   , Are Dynamiting Embankments_ Of River Naka

National Guard Traming Camp During August   “War Department Authorizes Field Training Of Pennsylvania Guard, August 9-25

Honoring Patron Saini Is Day-Long Joy In St. Patrick, Mo.   It’s Legal Holiday for the 53 Faithful Souls Where the Postmaster Stamps Outgoing Letters With Green Shamrocks

U.S, COMMANDER IN KOREA ~ REPLIES TO SOVIET BLAST   HODGE FLAYS RED CHARGES AND SAYS HEVOLT PLOT TRACED TO RUSSIAN ZONE 

French Line Blamed In Texas Blast  Memo Given To Attorney General

GIRL, 16, HELD  Sister Slain With Scissors In Arqument Over Dress

RING FOR MARIA Yonkers Music Teacher Out To Win Pretty Italian Girl

Rains Soak Kansas Soil   Marais des Cygnes Flooding at Ottawa Other Streams Full

RIVER MAY LEAVE BANKS AT OTTAWA   Marais Des Cygnes Expect ed to Overflow East to  Missouri Line   REPORT HEAVY RAINS

Forecasters Seem To Think Heat Is. On Its Way Out   Cool Air From Canadian Area Is Moving Into the Plains States

NEW TENSION _ IN. PALESTINE      THREE ~KILLED- WHEN JEWS AND ARABS CLASH— " “BOMBS PLANTED IN  CAFE

AT ODDS OVER ‘TOO DRASTIC’ LEGISLATION   Taft Also Disagrees With Stassen

‘48 Candidate Against Abolition of Closed Shop, Collective Bargaining

Stassen and Senator Ball In Argument   Two Munnesotans Quarrei Over Proposed Legisla tion to Curb Labor

EACH ACCUSES OTHER OF T00 DRASTIC PLANS   Sen. Taft Also Tangles With Avowed GOP Candidate

Proposes Outlawry Of Mass Picketing Case Joins Attack on Ball’s   Closed Shop Prohibition  js Tinannchituhanalite

STATES COAL INDUSTRY NOW AT FULL REST   Vacation Starts: Mines Returned To Owners;  And No Contract

100,000 Quit State Mines   Wheeling Steel Prepares To Clase Two Mills

Hoover Warns U.S. On Foreign Gifts And Loans   Former President Declares Present Rate Will Wreck American Economv

Hanes Wants Cut In Taxes   Former Official Of Treasury States Stand

Expert Urges Cut In Taxes   Former Treasury Official Making No  Plas Far Rich In Senate Tectimony

SAYS THAT HE’S WANTED BY OF OFFICERS:  Plainview Man Admits Series Of Crimes In Several States. :

Ten Are Aboard Missing Plane.   Search For Navy Ship Is Confined To-The Rickynond Swamp Area.

British Court Sentences Jew  To Death   Gang Member Found With Grenade Martial Law Lifted

Jewish Leader  To Be Executed   Reign of Martial Law Lifted In Tel Aviv Area

Bookkeeping By Governmen Declared Poor   Unable To Tell Surplus From Deficit, Former GAO Official Savs

Bad Bookkeeping Charged To U.S.   Former Official Says No One Knows If There Is Surplus Or Deficit.

BOOKKEEPING OF U. §. IS RAPPED   Andrews Says Government Doesn't Know How Finances Stand

lmpossible To Determine Profit-Loss   Surplus Rated By Auditor As “Balance of Cash’

IDENTIFY PAIR   Government Bookkeeping Is Rapped By Former Official Unable to Tell Surpluses, Deficits

Charges Federal Books Ill Kept   Surplus or Deficit? Nobody Knows, Says Former Olficial

Government Books Fail To Show True Condition Of Budget, Accountant Says

Nation’s Financial Books in Bad Shane, Ex-U. $. Accountant Testifies

Kmer eency Flood Relief  Bill Nearing Approv: al   Marine General Calls Proposed Unification Measure A Potential Gestapo; Vandenberg Promises Probe Of State Department Foreign Broadcasts

Senators to Act Soon on Flood Relief Proposal   Authorization Sought For $15,000,000 Job By Army Engineers

Strike Gets Under Way At Midnight; Last Bus Leaves Ruston At 12:49

Opposition to $10 a Month Bonus Mounts   Market Research Wanted by Jenkins   Chlorine Car Upsets But None Is Spilled

Child Contesses Slaying in Cave Near Bakersfield   Slapped Tot and ToldHer to Take Clothina Off . tc.

HEMISPHERE MEET OPENS   Delegates Urged in Firs! Address to Give World Example of Unity

MEDIATION OFFER TO PARAGUAY [3° VOTED AT BRAZIL   t  iHemispheric Defense Meeting Opens After Peace Move   Is Made at Prelim inary Session.   ‘BRAZILIAN MINISTER IS NAMED PRESIDENTE   President Eurico Gaspar Dutra Welcomes 20 Nations —- Homage Paid to Roosevelt, -

Defense Parley Opens Sessions  Brazilian President Welcomes Deleqates

Nations Open Conference For Defense   20 Nations Attend Interamerican Meet Opening in Brazil

CONFERENCE ADDRESSED      Treaty Meeting Sees A Willingness For Prompt Accord

Conference Opened On Defense Treaty   Brazilian President Calls for A Display of Unity

Unity Stressed At Latin Parley   Session Favore Mediation In Paracuavan War

Syracuse Police Nab Crowd at Veterans Post  Grand Jurors Probing; May Be Test Case

BINGO GAME IN SYRACUSE IS RAIDED   Subpoenas Are Issued For 125 Persons Charged with Gambling

Senate Committee Spurns ‘U. S. Of Europe’ Plan  iy tke Acencointed Prese °

Local Rent Boards, To Make Decision, Controls Removal:   Federal Office Will Check Question ‘To Advisory Boards In New Sétup.

Local Boards Given Strong Voice....  Rent Controls Nol Likely To Be Lifted Before Feb.

HANDS-OFF RENT POLICY LIKELY   Federal Control Office To Avoid Ceiling Action

Agency Says Ceilings on Rent to Stay   Federal Office Decides Against Further Action To Remove Controls on Anv of 614 Areas -

Action Up To Local Boards   Federal Office Reveals Proaram: Eve Conaress

‘No Decontrol Of Rent Areas Is Scheduled  Local Boards Will Pass Upon Subject,

Given ‘Strong Voice’  Rent Ceilings Issue Handed Local Boards  For. Decision   Housing Boss Says Decontrol Question  Is Up To Localities

FEDERAL RENT CONTROL OFFICE DECIDES AGAINST FURTHER ACTION ON ITS OWN TO LIFT CEILINGS FROM ANY AREAS

Federal Rent Office To Let Local Boards Carry Brunt Of Decisions In Decontrol Cases

RENT CEILINGS NOT TO CHANGE   But Local Boards Will  Have More Power

Rent Office Keeps Ceilings   Congress Will Decide Whether to Extend Feb. 29 Deadline

RENT REINS WILL REMAIN IN 614 AREAS   Federal Control Office Will Not Take Initiative to Lift Ceilings Fror Any Sections of U. 5 Still Regulated.

RENT CHANGES UP TO LOCAL BOARDS   LATEST U, S. POLICY GIVES AREAS STRONG VOICE ON DECONTROL

Rent Control Passed On To Local Areas’   Law Provides. Local _ Boards With Strong Voice In Own Areas.

Rent Office Won't Take Future Action to Raise Ceilings   Local Board Control is to _be Stressed, Expediter Creedon Explaing

Federal Rent Body To Keep All Ceilings   NO ACTION IS EXPECTED IN 614 AREAS NOW

Federal Rent Control Unit Drops Actior   Decides Against Mor Moves to Lift Ceiling In 614 Areas Staying Under Controls Now   Local Board Gets  ‘Stronger Voice   Governors To Sxbmit Fiv Names To Serve On Loeal Boards Under New Measurc

ACTION ONRENTS LEFT TO BOARDS   Federal Office To Let Local Units Have Loud Voice

FEDERAL RENT OFFICE TO CHECK LOCAL BOARDS   Not to Decontrol Any More Areas Until New Law is Put Into Operation

Decontrol of Rents Checked to Boards   Federal Agency To Wait On Local Suggestions

RENT CONTROLS LEFT ALONE BY FEDERAL HEADS   Office Decides Against Any Action on Lifting Ceilings In 614 Areas

LEWIS-REPORTED INU, A.W. FIGHT   REUTHER CHARGES OPPONENTS ARE BACKED BY MINE UNION BOSS’ MONEY.

TRANSPORT PLANE CRASHES; LIFE SEEN   Heticopter Th Remove’ Ores Who Survive Early This Morning

FIND CRASHED ARMY PLANE   Several Crewmen Are Seen Moving About Wreckage In Forested Area

Army Airplane Found Crashed   Signals from Survivors of Accident Indicate Casualties

MISSING ARMY PLANE LOCATED   CRAFT ON DESOLATE PLATEAU —FOUR OR FIVE SURVIVORS NEAR TRANSPORT.

ONE AIR LINE — PLAN BOOSTED   SENATOR SEEK S~ SUPPORT FOR ONE AIR LINE FROM   - U.S. TO. OVERSEAS  ! POINTS

Drought Cuts Into European  Grain Yield   Wheat, Rye Production Is Up; Agriculture Dept. Says Hunger Is To Increase Greatly.

Leader of Jewish  Youth Unit Slain   Motorcade Is Ambushed By  Arabs Near Jerusalem

Jewish Leader Dies When Arabs Ambush Convoy in Holy Land   Agency's Immigration Chief Slain; Christmas Day Toll Set at 37

Palestine  Yule Dead Put at 37   Prominent Jewish Leader Killed When Motorcade Ambushed

37 KILLED IN HOLY LAND BATTLES   Jewish “Agency Official Dies in Arab Ambush

United States Will Proceed  On Peace Move:   Plans To Go Ahead On Peace Problems Despite Russia’s Attitude   CONTROVERSY ON TREATY PROCEDURE

U.S. Decides Not To Await Russian 0.K.   America to Proceed lf Moscow Adamant On Disputed Points

DOUGT FACTOR PALES HEH IN MURDER. CASE   Warned by Court Verdict [s Net Approval of Her Actions.

Fast Action By Reardon Case Jury   ‘Mary Catherine Advised By Court; Guardian To Be Appointed.

Reardon Girl Freed in Slaying  Llignm (Daw nbtt o£ Ne cig? 2 fo Plethow td. Thanaly

Girl Acquitted in Dad's Death  Jury Deliberates  Just 90 Minutes

GIRL ACQUITTED IN KILLING CASE   St. Louis Jury Frees Her in : 90 Minutes

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QUICK TRIP MADE OVER PARICUTIN   Volcano Erupts Shortly Before Plane Takes Off

PRESIDENT . VIEWS  “AN VOLCANO                 Truman Has: Busy’) Day: Sight. seeing; Back to United States on Thursday he

Thrilled To See  Voleano   President Eager To See Sights Of Mexico: Missouri Waltz Plaved Often

Truman Flies Over Volcano In Mexico   President Is Given Title of ‘Champion of American Solidarity

PRESIDENT TRUMAN VIEWED VOLCANO PARICUTIN TODAY   The Chief Executive Made : Quiek Trip Over the Voleano.   WILL VISIT PYRAMIDS   The President Saw Paricutin in Angry Eruption; Big Thrill.

Volcano Erupts As Truman Goes Over In Plane   Huge Crowd Greets President in’ Mexico.

Truman Witnesses Volcano’s Eruption From Air This Mern   U. 5S. President Having Thrill After Thrill on His Méxican Tour

Truman Witnesses Mexican Volcano In Full Eruption  President Brings His Visit to End At Dinner Tonight

‘Lruman An Eager Tourist —   Gets Biggest Thrill From Airview of Big ‘Volcano in Eruption; Back to U.S. Thursdas

Truman Makes Plane Trip Over Mexico Volcano  Planned to Visit   Planned to Visit Pyramids After Noon

TRUMAN CALLED NEW CHAMPION OF SOLIDARITY   PROMOTES BETTER FRIENDSHIP, SAYS PRESIDENT ALEMAN

ELEVEN ARMY AIRMEN DIE. INCRASH   Seven Major Air Disaster Within Last Five Days

CHIEF SLAYS All — THEN KILLS SELF   Fear of Grand Jury indict: ment Is Blamed

Arkansas Police Chief Kills Assistant---Feared He'd Squea   " Law Entorcement Executive Commits Suicide: Gambling Scandal the Reason

GAMBLING LINKED 70 PAIR OF DEATH   Little Rock Police Head  Kills Lieutenant and Self.

Ford Foremen Stage Walkout  FAA Officials Predict . were TS Pe U6 hlU SD See 8

FOREMEN STRIKE MAY CLOSE FORD   3,800 Supervisory Personnel Walk Off Jobs at Three Big Plants

Reds Still Face Lend-Lease Bill   Soviets Finally Agree Tc Discuss Payment For Post-War Materials.

Russia’s Lend-Lease Bill To Be Stiffer Than Others Lasting, Civilian-Type Goods Sent

Terms for Russia to Seitle Debts From Lend Lease will be Tougher

Soviet Lend-Lease Account Includes Bill for Much Civilian-Type Goods

Russia Likely to Receive Stiffer Lease-Lend Bill Than Other Allies

Reclamation Program for 4.7 Outlined   Official Tells Nation’s Builders of Dams That  Bureau Plans to Spend $200.000.000

BOOST IN RATES GIVEN TRUCKERS   Michigan, Ohio, Indiana Anc Illinois Motor Lines ‘Affected

Public Reaction To Veto Awaited   All-Night Session Blocks Republican Attempts To Override Truman's Action   Truman. Taft To Let Countrv Decide

truman And Taft Give ‘Versions On Labor Bill   President Blasts It, Senator Defeads it in Radio Addresses Both 15 Minntes Lanse

Truman, Taft Leave Bill  Up fo Nation   Truman and GOP Senator Differ on Effects of Measure

Truman and Taft Air Labor Views   Veto Furnishes Issuc For Presidential Campaign Next Year

Truman, Taft’ Give Views In  Radio Debate   President Calls Labor Bill “Shocking Legislation"; Taft Denies Bill Would   Be Bad For Country

New Basic Farm Program Facing Months of Delay   U.S. Foreign Policy Eliminates Need For Hasty Action

Persons Residing  Near the Arkansas River in Ponca City Are Forced From Homes

“PASSING, PONCA ~ QUT OF DANGER   Arkansos, Other State Rivers Receding — Bus Service Reported Normal

High Waters Plague State   Flood Threat Slows Unless More Rains Fall; Ada Has 2.45 In Three Days

ARMY BUDGET FACES HEAVY CUT—ENGEL   Eisenhower Warns of Danger of Too Great Reduction

Newsstand "7c Copies ee   Il. W. Findley, Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Mine Owner Offers $1,200,000 For P.S.& N. and Mining Properties

Trustee Says Proposal Best Offer Received Yet; Pennsylvania Ling Also Submits Bid For Olean and St. Marys Yards, Part of Trackarp

Would Buy Shawmut Road   Carnegie Coal Operator Offers $1,200,000 For Line

RETUR CONTROLS SEEN   Ohio Solon Predicts More Stringent Economy

Snow, Rain and Icy Roads Get 1947 Off to Slippery Start Across Nation

Freezing Rain Is Predicted This Morning   Heavy Snow ond Rain Also Reported From Mast of Nation

Snow And Sleet Paralyze Traffic   Snow Blankets Much Of South; Many Airlines Cancel Flights

‘White Spot's’ Finances Last Among States   Teacher Standards ‘Terrible’ — Ashby

Hits Nebraska Education As Behind Times   NEA Official Ashby Speaks At Teachers Meet.

@ osaicadoad hina  War Fears Behind Bevin-Bidault Plan for 3-Way Conference

11'2-Cent Raise Plus Vacation Pay Totals 15 Cents   Accord Is Expected To Set Pattern for 500,000 Car Workers

WORKERS GET HOURLY RAISE OF LE GENTS   Corporation Also Granta Paid Holidays Equivalent to 3! Cents and: New Vacation Plan.      ACCORD REACHED AT 5-HOUR SESSION   'Pay Boost Covers 220,000 Employes and May Set. Pattern for Nation’s: Auto Workers.

FIRM GRANTS HOURLY HIKE. PAID HOLIDAYS   Estimate Total Boost Is Slightly Above 15-Cents Hourly i

GMC OFFICIALS AND ClO UNION IN AGREEMENT   Hourly Wage Increase Of 15 Cents Is Finally Determined   OTHER ISSUES STILL TO BE NEGOTIATED

Auto Workers Given Fifteen Cent Increase   Agreement Covers 220,- 000 Employes of General Motors

Union Accepts GM Pay Offer ‘Equal to 15¢   Eleven and One-Half Cents With Paid Holidays set  As Aureemoenut Rasis

WANT BRITIot IN RECORD ON UN DECISIONS   Arab Demand for Statement Supported by India and Russia.

ARABS SEEKING BRITISH PLEDGE   Engiand Is Asked To Accept Any UN Zion Rule

 WILL. IT BIND?. ASKS INDIA — Palestine Ruling View Demanded of Britain

Cadigan Sidesteps Commitment On Adhering to U. N.’s Mandate:  Dehate on Fact-Finders Gained

‘India Wants Assurance Britain Will Accept UN  Decision On Palestine

Arabs Ask Pledge on  Palestine   Want British Promise to Accept Solution Proposed by U. N.

SEEK PLEDGE FROM BRITAIN ON PALESTINE  Awnwah Gtatan ann In.   VIN LONE LN Arab States and India, Supported by Russia, Launch UN  Tivwixvva

Soviets Support Arabs Position In Middle East   British Delegates At UN Assembly Get Request for Pledge

Arabs Seek British Pledge   India, Russia Back Plan on Palestine

China Rail Line Blasted After US Marines Pass  350 Le — ecks In Inter ’ St it Strande d By Break

U.S. Marines Just Miss Rail Blast   Train With 500 Aboard Passed Just A Few Hours Refore..

Blasts Rip Train Route Of Yanks   Trains Carrying 500 U. S. Marines Get Through

500 Marines Miss Chinese Rail Blast   Line Blown Up Soor After Americans Passed Over It

Brand Cuban President   Both:Friend and Foe Charge. He Engineered Dominican Plot ‘-

Charge President _ Of Cuba With Part In Dominican Coup   Senators Say Grau San Martin Helped In Plot Against  The Trulillo Reaime

Complicity Cited   Cuban Senators Say Their President Aimed at Republic

School Aid Bill Passed, To Governor   Legislature Acts Rapidly On Funds, Reorganization Bill, Gas Tax Transfer

BRITISH IMPOSE NEW ZION CURFEW   ‘New Kidnaping, Blast Brin  Quick Troop Action

THIRD BRITON” S KIDNAPED _. INHOLY LAND   VIOLENT. EXPLOSION KILLS “THREE POLICEMEN—DUSK TO DAWN CURFEW .

To Legalize 23 Years’ Companionship Ceremony Pertormed For Carol And Mme. Lupescu

Elena, Ill, Is Wed by King Carol   ‘Rumania Marries Mme.  Lupescu in Deathbed Ceremony.

Former King Carol, Mme Lupescu ‘Wed In Brazilian Death Bed’ Rites

Carol Wedding May Be Illegal   Emergency ‘Deathbed’ Ceremony Held In Rio Hotel May Have Failed to Meet Strict Requirements of Brazil Laws   Picture on Page 14

EX-KING CAROL WEDS COMPANION   MME. LUPESCU, GRAVELY ILt, TRIES TO LEGALIZE THEIR« 25-YEAR ROMANCE.

King Carol Married to Companion   Companion of 23 Years Wed to Former King on Deoth Bed

King Carol Weds . Lupescu In ‘Death Bed’ Rites   Long International Romance Climaxed At Rio De Joneira

EX-KING WEDS AT DEATH BED   Mme. Lupescu Seeks Te Legalize 23 - Year Bond With Carol

Carol Weds Mme. Lupescu In ‘Death Bed’ Ceremony   Former King Of Romania Seeks To Legalize Companionship Of 23 Years With Gravely Ill Woman; Brazilian Law Presents Obstacles

Reds Expected To Support UN Partition Of Holy Land   Vishinsky Launches Another Attack on U.S, For Aid to Greece

Say Russia To Support Partitioning   Expect Russian Statement to  Be Made Today At UN Meeting

SOVIET NATION IS AGREEING TO DIVISION OF PALESTINE BETWEEN JEWS AND ARABS   Soviet Expert Prepares to Deliver Policy Address—Supreme Court Holds to Its Forme Decision as to Oil Rights in Underwater  De Gaspari’s Christian Democrats Are Holding Strong Lead in Italy Election

Plan To Divide Holy Land Gets Russ Approval   Soviet Position Is To Be Made Known Officially Today

Russ to Support Palestine Plan Claims Delegate   Slavs, Britain Removed from Speakers’ List

ON PARTITION DF HOLY LAND   Vishinsky in Committee Hits Truman Program for Aiding Greece.

PARTITION PROPOSAL ENDORSED BY SOVIET, JOINING U.S. VIEWS  YUGOSLAVIA, BRITAIN DEFER SPEECHES FOR RUSSIAN STATEMENT

Division Of Palestine Is Supported -By Russians   iy & (yonsulate Rombed

Russians Favor Proposal For Partition of Palestine  Cavied Palieu Céntamanta

Syrian Troops Reported Near Holy Land   U. S. Consulate in Jerusalem Bombed, Two Women Hurt

REDS RUMORED READY 10 0.4. PALESTINE CUT   Soviet Stand On Holy Land Partition Awaited As  UNC Meets

Molotov Fires Another Blast At Colleagues   Al LONCAQUES  Outlook Not Bright  With 12 Meetings _ pn. Weld

IRONDALE NAVY PILOT DIES IN PACIFIC CRASH   Combat Veteran Loses Life In Honolulu Mishap

Mystery of Missing Radium Needles Salved at U. of A. ‘in Holmes’ Best Tradition -

Protection of Health Sought by Ottumwa   All Public Food Dispensing Placed in Red Cross Hands

CAFES CLOSED AT OTTUMWA   Red Cross Takes Over Food Dispensing as City-Mops Up

British Plead for Help Against Jews   Introduction of Bills Ends Today

EXPECT FLOOD OF NEW BILLS   House Deadline Tonight for Filing of Measures

BAD WEATHER BLAMED FOR SERIES OF AIR ACCIDENTS CLAIMING FIFTY-THREE LIVES

Series of Air Crashes Take Lives of 47 Persons   Six Catastrophes Headed by Chinese Transport Mishap Which Killed 42; Operations Suspended For Week.

FORD, WORKERS REACH ACCORD IN CONTRACT   *siternate Choice Of Wage Rcise Or Pension Pian lin To Union

FORD AND UNION IN AGREEMENT ON NEW PACT   Workers Will Vote on 15-Cent Raise or Pension Plan And Smaller Hike

Ford Grants ‘Zero Hour’  Wage Raise   Contract Gives Employes Choice Of Two Plans

ORD EMPLOYED 10 VOTE ON PLAN   Choice of Raise or Pension Program to Be Made by Workers.

FORD UNIONS TO VOTE ON RAISE OR PENSION   Proposal Ironed Out Ahead Of Midnight Deadline

Signed -  40      Deadli ‘fore:   Less. Than Minute Left Before . Taft-Hartley Act Went Into Force; Workers to Have Option

Pact ls Reached Just 40 Seconds Before Deadline   15-Cent Hourly Hike Or Smaller Boost and Pension Are Issues

Overell Judge Bars Weapon   Prosecution Alleges Pipe Used in Slaying

WILD WEST TOUCH   Escaned Animals Provide Michigan Community With Thrills

Walking Horses On Auction Block  $10 000 Rid MAnde   $10,000 Bid Made For Animal Owned By Mississippian

Cullman With 17 Other Cities Sock Natural Gas Hear’   Seek To Have A Quick Franchise _ Granted Company

HOMECOMING PROGRAM FOR UPPER {OWA TO BE OBSERVED arToRER 2% AND 26 ;

Historic ‘Little Brown Church ‘in the Vale’ Has Undergone a $4,000 Face-Liftina

CITY TO ADD KUEHINE AND G. E PLANTS   Ordinance Extending Corporate Limits on First Reading

Nine-Point Program For Relief.   Hoover Urges That Aid Be Put On Loan Basis; German Needs “Worst in History”

ANGRY DEBATE RAGES IN U, N, ON PALESTINE   Arab Nations Insist On Settlement of Question

Question   'U..§, ALTERS STAND AND FAVORS  GIVING JEWISH. REPRESENTATIVES Sci TO ARGUE’ THEIR CASE:

April 1 Deadline Set by GOP for Curbing Unions  Dannuhkhlienan  anda

Ap ril 1 Set As Deadline On Strike Act   Taft Sets Date Without Mentioning Lewis Truce End At Same Time

Qhio Senator Makes No Mention of Coinciding End to Coal Truce; Presidency Limit, Budget Cut, Portal Pay Law Also Stressed for Action.

MOST TAXES FAID   Three Townships Have Ne Delinquent Personal Property

Boys, 16, Charged” In Oklahoma Kidnap   FBI Says ‘Lindbergh Law’ Charges Will Be Filed Against Two Chicago Youths Who Tied Up Texan And Stole His Car

TWO CHICAGO BOYS FACE GHARGE OF KIDNAPPING   Accused of Tying a Texan to a Hotel Bed and Stexling His Car.   VICTIM WAS S. W. CLOUD   Roys Held in Jail in Sapulpa Identified as John Prykop and E. L. Totten.

YOUTHS, 16, FAGE KIDNAP CHARGES   Chicago Boys Tie Texan To Bed In Hotel Room And Steal His Car

NEW CHARGES — ARE LEVELED IN TESTIMONY   HUGHES AND BREWSTER ARE BITTER IN THEIR ACCUSATIONS IN WAR IN. aQuiny

Billion Dollars In Italian Debts To Be Cancelled  Will Ease Burdens Of Peace Treaty; Other Highliahte

US. Cancels italian Debi   $1 Billion Obligation Under Treaty Terms Wiped From Books

J. §. CANCELS ITALIAN DEBT OF A BILLION   America Also Will Turn Over 28 Merchant Ships to Ease “Burdensome Clauses” of Treaty With Ex-Enemy Nation.

U. S. TO CANCEL BILLION DOLLAR ITALIAN DEBT  WAIVES CLAIM TO EASE THE BURDEN

ABOUT BILLION OWED BY GOVERNMENT IS WIPED OUT BY MOVE   STATE DEPARTMENT SAYS ACTION TO EASE “SOME BURDENS” OF TREATY

U. §. AGREES TO CANCEL ABOUT $1,009,000,000 Ww NERTS OWED BY ITALY

U, $. TO GALL OFF ITALIAN WAR DEBTS   Billion Dollars Wiped Off ; Financial Slate

Cancel Billion Debt Of Italy  US Eases Burdensom Clancac Of Tranty

U. 5. to Cancel Billion-Dollar Italian Debts   Accord Will Alleviate ‘Burdensome Clauses’ Of the Peace Treaty

Will Cancel Italian Debts   Move Made To Ease Peace Treaty; Total One Billion.

U. S. Cancels Italian Debt Of Billion Dollars   To Ease ‘Burdensome Clauses’ in Peace Pact With Nation

Nine Indicted In Bingo Probe   County Commissioner May Are Accused   Rich Man's Furniture is Worth Only $202

VISHINSKY DECLINES TO TALK ON RADIO   Turns Down Mrs, Roosevelt's Invitation to Discuss His “Warmonver” Charges Sunday.

Stalin Assails Warmongers, Avows Peace   Premier Describes Nation as Mighty Bulwark of Peace

TALIN OFFERS PEACE MESSAGE   Charges Imperialists Are Seeking New War

Handicraft Exhibit To Be Held by Girl Scouts Friday Morn   Will Show Work Done During 4.” Days of Camp

UN Chief Raps U.S. By-Passing Of Organization   Lie Hits Indirectly at Truman Program for  Greek-Turkish Aid

Lie Opens U. N. Trustee Session With Slap at U.S   U_S. System Cannot Exist in World of Poverty and Want, Says Clayton

REDS BOYCOTT TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL MEE]   Indirect Slap Aimed at America by U.N. Leader

A Voyage Of Terror   Eight Japanese Accused For Torture Abeard “Hellship”

Kight Japanese Are Accused   Of Responsibility for a “Hellship” Voyage from Manila to Japan,

8 ‘Japanese to Go on Trial Soon for Hellship Torture and Murder of Americans

“Nips to Go on Trial Before U. S Aemy Tribunal As War  Criminals

NIPS CITED FOR ‘HELLSHIP’ TOUR   8 Japs Held Responsible fo Death of 1,300 War Prisoners ot Sea

6 JAPANESE ACCUSEL IN ‘HELLSHIP’ VOYAGE   Held Responsible For More Than 1,300 Deaths On Trip.

Signature Forged, Dry Agent Claims   ‘Atrocities’ at Hospital Reported   Adams Teachers To Go to Capital   Teacher Strikes Student: Fined   Huge Navy Floating Dry-Dock in Ohio River   Voyage of ‘Hellship’ To Japan Described

Formal Blame To J aps for ‘Hellship’ Trip  During Which 1,300 Of 1.619 Prisoners

Door Leff Open For Compulsory inflation Curbs  BotHar ‘Con mittee   But House Committee Program Hinges Upon Voluntary Agreement:

DOUBT G. 0. P. TO REPUDIATE PRICE LIDS   Forthcoming Cost-of-Living Statement Is Not Expected to Close Door to Possible Ultimate Government Controls.

Is Impossible to Find Immigrants   185 Jews Who Reached Palestine Probably in the - Fields With Residents   185 May Be Deducted From a of Legal Visas  to Holy Land

Jews Stip By Patrols and Into Palestine   Others Entercepted: Masked Men Toke Big Heul of Cut Diamonds of Tek Aviv

185 IMMIGRANTS EVADE BLOCKADE   Others Are Intercepted Aboard Big Schooner.

Refugee Craft: Eludes Br itish Off Holy. Land   185 Jews Enter -Conntry, Mingle. With Palestine Workers; Another  Ship Is Nabbed.

Is Impossible to Find Immigrants   185 Jews Who Reached Palestine Probably in the Fields With Residents   ESCAPED THE BRITISH   185 May Be Deducted From Quota of Legal Visas to Holy Land

Jews Evade Naval Patrols   185 Make Escape Into Palestine After Beaching Their Launch

Jewish Refugees Elude Blockade; Enter Palestine  Second Vessel Is Nahhed Rwy Reitich

185 JEWS SLIP PAST BLOCKADE   Visa - Less Immigrants By-Pass British To Enter Holy Lana

Uncle Sam's Petticoat Army Observes Fifth Anniversary  Wacs Get Greetings from Leaders:

Petticoat Army ' Greetings From Army Heads Go ‘te WAC on Fifth Anniversary

WAGS OBSERVE ~-FIFTH-BIRTHDAY   Petticoat Army Accorded + High Praise -

Clark is Given Oil Inquiry  Bbeehra Dienartrmant   Justice Department _ Asked to Look Into Arabian Oil Connections

Arabian Oil  Findings Go  To Prosecutor Senators Tell Clark   Senators Tell Clark U.S.-Aided Firms Ienore Our Interests

West Coast — Ports Open  Under Truce   Marine Unions Set Sights For Wage Boost in Line With Settlement Made In Eastern Cities

General Meyers’ ‘Off-the-Record’ Tale Curls Othman’s Hair--It’s Unnrintabl.

TOUGH BROADWAY COP RETIRES AFTER 25 YEARS ON THE FORCE   BROPERICK NOTED FOR US. ING HIS FISTS AS WELL AS GUN AGAINST ’ LAW BREAKER

Soviet Claim Of Reparations Seen  As Big 4 Split   Demands May Break Up Talks

Soviet Demand Seen Blocking  ‘Big 4’ Accord   Ministers’ -Parley Doomed _To Failure As Russia Asks Reich For 10 Billion Dollars

Reparations Sum ToBring Meet ToEnd   Representatives Of Western Powers Ask Molotov .To Explain His Statement

Diplomats See Conference End   Say Russian Demand To Break Up Meet Of Foreign Ministers

Demands For Reparations Big 4 Threat   Russia Wants $10 Billion’  From Germany

Demands 10 Billions From Germany... . Russia’s Greed May  Wreck Treaty Talks

Soviet Terms May Scuttle Reich Parley   Reparation Claim Solidly Opposed By U. S.. Britain

More Contempt Citations  Go To Hollywood Figures   Probers Declare They Will Not Let ‘Hollywood Glamor’ Or ‘Pressure Groups’ Stop Their Search For Communism In Motion Picture Industry

Hollywood Witnesses Continue Refusal To Answer Question On Communism

More Hollywood Writers to Face Contempt Count   Ring Lardner, Jr., Cited; Disclosure of ‘A-Bomb Espionage’ Is Promised

Communist Quiz Not to Be Halted, Probe Chief Says   More Indicted for Not Answering “Are You Red?” Inquiries

2 More Contempt Citations Issued By Movie Inquiry   Lardner and Cole Waved Off Stand for Refusal to  Answer Questions   A-BOMB- ESPIONAGE LAID TO FILM REDS   Committee Will Produce Testimony to Prove Spy Charges, It Asserts

Lardner, Cole Named On List By Committee   Surprise Testimony Is Promised Today

FILM WRITERS ARE ADJUDGED IN CONTEMPT   Additional Witnesses Cited for Refusal te Answer Questions at Red Probe.

More Witnesses At Film Probe Given Citations  Committee Chairman Asserts Tactics Will Not Block Inquiry

WORLD NEARING REAL SECURITY, THINKS AUSTIN   Sees Disarmament Coming fn Spite of Present U. S.,  Ruecian Niffaranrac

ARADE, TALKS, WMING QUEEN WHLIGHTS —   (débration Starts With Parade Set tw»? (Clock

ARADE, TALKS, ING QUEEN WCHL IGHTS   debration Starts With Parade Set of 7 O'Clock

‘FORCED INTO CAR’  Polish War Bride Held In Fatal Shoofing in Auto

Montana Weather   Polish War Bride Held In Slaying . By Calif. Officers

Rayburn To Leac Demos; Halleck For Republicans   Senators Seek Way To Stop “That Man” Bilbo Tomorrow   Wallace Warns Labor Strikes Will Lead Us Into Depression

‘Hint Texan Will Lead Minority At 80th Session   Rep. McCormack Says He Will Nominate Outgoing Speaker for Important Post

Republican Contest For Lead Narrows To  Jenkins And Hallbeck   EeEEeE—LUCtC“it ~*~”  G. 0. P. Clears Way For Election Of Remainde Of Leaders Without Open Fights When Caucus Convenes Early Ths Afternoon.

McCormack To Propose. . Sam Rayburn   Mass. House Minority Leader States Floor Choice

Pafman Says Fascism In U.S. Parades Under Other Names   Controversial Report Will Be Printed

Patman Reports There Are Strong Symptoms — Of Fascismin U.S. but Names Are Masqueraded

CHICAGO'S MILK CUT BY STRIKE   Inside Workers Dispute Curtails Supply By Almost 90 Percent

Execution Stay Plea Is Denied   Civilian Evacuation Speeded by British   Two Safecrackers Killed by Police

Rout Robbers In Gun Battle   Chicago Police Slay 2 Ex-Convicts, Nab 2

Use Artillery, Planes In Push on Rebel Units   (ruerrillas Suffer Heavy Losses; British Officers Aid Army

GREEKS OPEN BiG DRIVE TO SMASH REBELS IN NORTE   Guerrillas Suffer Heavy  Losses in Battle on Rae

Greeks Advance on Guerrillas   Artillery and Planes Support Infantry in Offensive

‘In Albanian Hills Greek Army Spring Offensive  Aaainst Guerrillas Gets Started

Greek Army In 'Big-Scale Push Against Leftists   Inflicts Heavy Losses On Guerrillas Near The AI. banian Border.

Flood Crests Converging On Towa Canital   1,800 Persons Are Evacuated From Homes Alone River.

ACQUITTAL .IN - LYNCH TRIAL   TWENTY-EIGHT..MEN_ AC. CUSED OF MOB MURDER GIVEN FREEDOM BY SOUTH CAROLINA JURY

1) WHITE MEN ACQUITTED IN LYNCH CASE   Freed in Mob Death of Negro Charged With Murder

Inter-Racial Strife Booms In Palestine   Jew, Arab Reported Killed, Score Hurt Despite Effort to Stop Bloodshed   Arab Territory Held By Curfew   Trouble Attributed Tc Hooligans; Four Days Show 13 Dead and 58 Wounded

Two-More Die In Holy Land Strife   Death’ Toll Stands At 13 Since Sunday

Six Runs in Second-Give Brooklyn Lead   Dodgers Celebrate Return to Home Field With. Heavy Hittina

TOUCH OF SUMMER   Temperatures in Upper %%@a Fore cast. for Tomorrow

ARMY DAY PARADE REVIEWED BY TRUMAN   President, Mrs, Truman and Daughter Watch From Stand Near Washington Monument.

“COUNTY IMPROVES   Recent Rains Insured a - Good Yield for Most Pre-June Pls Planting  40,000 ACRES SEEN

Recent Rains Insured Good Yield for ‘Most Pre-June Planting   40,000 ACRES SEEN

Son Of Pastor Shoots Mother For ‘Scolding’   Youth, 33, Reprimandec For Opening a Letter Sent to Sister, “Just Got Mad?

COFALL TELLS INGUIRY  GROUP... POLICE... SHOULD  ENFORCE THE GAM. ~ BLING LAWS —

COFALL WOULD HAVE POLICE ENFORCE LAWS   Liquor Director Suggests Local Officials Watch Gambling Spots

OHIOANS 0 OPPOSE UTILITY TAXES   Civic Leaders Ask Share i Sales Tax Receipts

Two Jap Admirals Eight Others Hang   War Crimes Include Cannibalism on Guam

Two Admirals Die For lie For Mass: acre”  (6 Japanese Hanged ‘In Mass Execution

Japanese Officers Pay for Crimes in A Mass Execution.   Buddhist’ Priest Flown to Guam by the Navy ito Solace the Nips —

SIX JAPANESE ARE EXECUTED   Guam Scene of Hangings Of ~ Group Which Included Two Jap Admirals

‘SIX JAPS HANGED:  2 WERE ADMIRALS   Executions for Crimes Ranging From Murder to Cannibalism Carried Out at Guam.

Trades Agreement Termed ‘Disaster’  Pact Approved by President Hite 4ittle Man’ is Claim

RENT ACTION ON G.O.P. SLATE   Senators To Kear Report on International Affairs and Callings.

GOP Senators To Talk Rent Control   World Developments Also Scheduled For Discussion Now

Fickle Weather Prevents Byrd's Taking Command at “Little America’

Railroads Plead For Higher Rates   Competition From Truckers, Airlines Showing Increase

MAN, WIFE, ONE OTHER ARE SLIGHTLY HUR}   H pret On Route 13 News Te The Bridge Approach Today  TWO CARS DAMAGED

ANTI-NUDE LAW NOT 10 CHANGE   LU. S. Supreme Court Wil)  Not Review

Reynolds Bombshell Sets at Record  Circles Globe in _ Less  an To i...

Reynolds Plane Lands In New York After Circling World In Under 79 Hours

12 HOURS CUT FROM FORMER FLYING MARK   Veteran Pilot Lands Ship in New York Early Today

[Weary Fliers Land Plane \After Slicing 12 Hours [From Previous World Mark

Reynolds, Two Crewmen Make It in 79 Hours   12 Hours Sliced Off Mark Set by Hughes By ‘Bombshell’ Plane

YOUNG PRIEST WILL CELEBRATE MASS   Rev. Joseph Donald Keffer, Newly Ordained, Will Of. ficiate At Service In McoSherrystown Sunday

A Church Method   Adopt Plans to Make Religious Views Felt In Economie Society

Church Conference. Adopts Nationwide Christianity Goal   Application of Religious Faith to Everyday Life Sought by Churchmen

Increase Predicted in Meat Production   Hopes Held High By Im: proved Corn Crop: Prospects

Meat Hopes Rise With Improved Corn Prospects  een Battech, 2? 3   Crop Estimate Raised 158 Million Bushels To 2,770,930.000

CORN CROP OUTLOOK SOMEWHAT IMPROVED   July 153 Qutlook Raises Government Hopes Of Maintaining Mezt Production

Officials Report Prospects Better For Big Corn Crop   Anticipate Meat Prices : May Ease Off Some in Next Year

MEAT OUTLOOK MUCH IMPROVED   Corn Crop Given Push - By Favorable Weather ; Estimate Raised

SOONG RESIGNS PREMIER POST   Chinese Economic Crisis Brings Stormy Debate In Legislative Yuan

CHINA-HAVING NEW SHAKEUF   6 6 eg oN PREMIER. RESIGNS AFTER HARSH CRITICISM OF HIB PAST ECONOMIC POL.  : \ Crea - ¥

COMMIE TOSSES WRIT TO FLOOR   Secretary of Party Hurls Challenge

LLL LLL eee stir titttiltaitintitttt iis  Man Says He Killed Girl. Girl. Balks At Going To Grave      Cross-State Search For Six-Year-Old Burial Place Interrupted When He Refuses To Lead Police To It Before Conferring With Attorney

Business Trend In 7 Southern States Improves   Retail Sales Climb; Employment Steady

Business Trend In 7 Southern States Improves  Retail Sales Climb;

Retail Sales  Jump During  First Quarter   Income Increases At Higher Rate Than U. S. Average

Hope Fades For Men Trapped In Disaster   Rescue Work Pushed For Miners In Illinois Tragedy; 24 Are Found

Rescue Crews Are Hampered By Explosior   Upwards of 125 Men Are Trapped 540 Feet Underground

Death Toll May Top 100 as Gas  Menaces Workers  24 Taken Out Alive From Illinois Shaft; Fear Further Blacts.

24 Miners Saved After eJndergrourss Explosion; Gas Hampers Rescue Work

29 ILLINOIS COAL MINERS REPORTED KILLED BY BLAST   Scores of Others Trapped 540 Feet Underground With Rescue Squads Trying to Reach Them.   24 ARE BROUGHT  TO SURFACE ALIVE   Face Boss Doubts Those Still in Pit Will Be Saved — Crowd of 500 Gathers at Shaft.

13] Men in Mine At Time of Blast Near Centralia; Official Fears  New Explosions

Rescue Teanis Endeavor to  Reach Others   85 Men Still Are Trapped in Pit 540 Feet Below Surface

Little Hope Is Held for Men Still in Shaft   Underground Explosion Traps Men 540 Feet Below Surface; Rescue Crews Bring 24  Out Alive; Another Blast Feared

Rescue Teams Carry 24 Men Out To Safety   Little Hope Held for 85 Others in Slinois Explosion

21 Known Dead  In Central Illinois Coal Mine Disaster   85 Men Believed Hopelessly Trapped 540 Feet Underground; Rescue Crews Report Gas So Bad Another Blast Expected Momentarily

ONLY 24 MEN BROUGHT OUT; 22 ARE DEAD   MORE FEARED LOST IN DISASTER AT CENTRALIA, ILL.

1 Are Reported Killed in Blast At Centralia, Ill.   Little Hope Is Held for Workmen Still Underground

Rescue Work Pushed For Miners In Illinois Tragedy: 24 Are Found.

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various C iti   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

FLANAGAN MAKES GOOD   Former Doylestown High Student Part Owner of Publication

BRITISH SEAMEN ARE MAROONED   Men Facing Hardships On Windswept Island Off Newfoundland

PIPELINE SALE GETS APPROVAL   Price Of $143,127,000 — Accepted For Little  And Big Inch

Hunting In All Counties Banned  By State Order   Governor Closes State For ests' And Suspends All Hunting Until Rains Come   FIRE DANGER IN STATE INCREASES

Deadline Oct. 27  Duff Closes State ‘Fovests To Thwart Danaer of Fire

Couple Indicted In Slaying Case   Superior Court Arraignment Set

UNDER IUVENILE COURT   Indictment of Girl Accused of Killing Parents Suspended

Caution Asked As Schools Open  Children’s Minds Not On Cars, Official Says

Watch Out  For Pupils!   Ohio Motorists Urged To Use Care as Children  Go Back to Classrooms.

Mercury Is Expected To Dip to Near Zero Throughout Oklahoma; Many Highways Closed

MERCURY WILL RISE IN STATE   Clear Weather To Continue, But Relief from Cold Is Predicted

SNOW REPORTED IN STATE AREA   Cimarron County Benefits it Panhandle—Drizzle Noted At Guymon

AFL. Body Wants NERB to Alter Rules Asks. Showdown on Non-Red Affidavits

AFL Asks Delay in Enforcement of Hartley Bil   Postponement Would Put Deadline After AFL Convention _—_ ,

UNIONS PUTTING HEAT ON NLRB   Reversal Of Ruling On Non-Communist Labor Affidavits Sought

Marjorie Daniel  Joseph Wych Wed  At Kingsley Church Tuesday, June 10

MISS BONNIE BASSETT WED TO MR. LEE H. PEYTON,. SUNDAY, DEC. 7, AT ALMA

Hanover Church Scene  Of Wedding Sunday    Other News Items From Our Hanover, Correspondent -

WEDDING OCCURS AT « NEW OXFORD CHURCH   Miss Janet L. Duttera Becomes Bride Of George H. Allamong, Fairfield, At St. Paul’s Reformed

CEREMONY AT: ~ WHITE HOUSE. WAS DELAYEL   “BYRNES SIGNS PEACE TREA‘TIES FOR ITALY, HUNGARY’ - "> AND BULGARIA—GEN.FRAG CHANGES TO ine » 7 \ 

INAUGURATION OF MARSHALL POSTPONED   General Switches to Train After Weather Halts Flight

Harris Switches To Pitcher Shea   Last Minute Change Replaces Bevens; Hal Gregg Hurls tor Bums

Shotton Asks ‘Bums’ for One More Miracle—T oday’s Game; Yanks Pick Shea as Hurler   The Line-up

President Says Rejection Of Italian Treaty A Blow Toe U.S. Leadership

URGE TREATY RATIFICATION   President Says Failure To  Okay Italian Pact Will Harm U. S. Position

Truman Tries to Save Italian Pact   Senate Committee Hears Pleas to Ratify Treaty

President Denies Italian Peace Treaty in Conflict With Greek-Turk Aid Plan

Truman Urges Approval Of Italian Peace Pact   President Says Senate Rejection Of Peace Treaty Would Be Heavy Blow To U. S. Leaderahin in VM/aele Att.:..

Busses and subways began op eration again afler “wo hours   Portal Pay Case Thrown Out

fey  bi AMBER” GIVEN COURT APPROVAL   Eastern Judge F Finds Novel  Not Obscene After Boston Trial

Contract Talks lo Start Monday  Ford Notifies ClO it Will Neaotiate

Combat Aircraft Reported Headed For ‘‘Foreign Country’—Trouble In Carib bean Recalled

Search for Planes . After Unauthorized Takeoff in Florida.   Fdst Army Ships ‘Had Been Sold as Surplus-Reported Alert‘, Hoe Bean Ordered

7 Fast Army, Craft Leave Florida Field   Destination Believed Caribbean Nation; Civilians May Be Pilots

FORMER ARMY PLANES MAKE ILLEGAL FLIGHT   U. S. Fears 7 Missing Surplus Aircratt May Go to Foreign Country.

Army Planes Leave Florida  In Air Mystery   Hint Seven Ships May be Flying  To Take Part in West Indies Revolt

Seek Former  Army Planes Believe Ships Headed For Foreian Country

OFFICIALS HUNT MISSING PLANES   Widespread Search On After Unauthorized Takeoff

US ARMY PLANES SOUGHT   Report Combat Craft Head for Foreian Country

Search Fo or     F light Tae oe “Foreign Country" Nat Awithinel weed:

Fighter Planes Feared On Way Out Of U.S.   Several Ships May Be Headed For “Foreign Country”

Wide Search Started for Seven Planes   Fast Former Army Fighter   Craft Reported Missing   Aud Believed Heading . For Foreign Country

SEEK 10 HALT FLIGHT OF 7 PLANES   Fighter Planes May Be En Route To Aid Revolution

Searching for / Ex-Army Planes  Takeoff From Field Was Unauthorized .

Hunt 7 Planes On Illegal Flight   Former Army Combat Craft Reported To Be Headed for "Foreian Country"

FLORIDA AIRFIELDS ON LOOKOUT FOR. SEVEN RAICCINIGC. FIGHTER PLANES

Uncle Sam Hunting for 7 Former Army Combat Planes Reported to Be Headed for Foreign Country After Unauthorized Florida Takeof

Unauthorized Takeoff Made In Florida   Fear Ex-Army Craft Off For Foreian Country

Army Fears Planes Flown To Carribean   7 Combat Ships Sold As Surplus Kre Now Missina

U.S. Orders Search For Fleet Of Military Planes Believed Heading For “Foreign Country” Illegally

— U.S, ALERTED — Headed for ‘Foreign Country’   START FROM FLORIDA FIELD

SEVEN PLANES MISSING FROM FLORIDA FIELD   Army Orders Alet To Halt Departure From Country   HAITI UNREST   Leads. To Speculation As To Destination Of Planes

Officials Silent On Possible Plans For Ships’ Flight   May Be Headed for Troubled Caribbear One Source Offers

ALERT FLORIDA AIRPORTS [0 GROUND FLIERS   J. §. Officials Conducting Vast Search for Combat Ships

Alert Is Out On Runaway Planes Leaving Florida   Ties In With Reports Of Insurrection Move In Carihhean.

SEARCH FOR SEVEN. ‘FAST FORMER-ARI      Reported Headed for.a “For4 eign Country” After Unauthorized: Takeo: :             lert” Was Ordered to revent the Planes from Teasing This Country.

Launch Search: oe ‘For Fast’ Planes, In Megal Flight   ‘Report Former Army Craft  Head To Foreign Land:  Haitains Expect Invasion

Seven Fighters Reported Headed Out Of Country   Unauthorized Trip Is Thought To Be Flying Southward

Seven Fast Former U.S. Combat Planes Dbject of Search   Reported Headed for Foreign Land After Un authorized Takeoff

Order Missing Planes Not To Leave Country   Report 7 Foomer Army Craft Headed For Caribbecn

Missing Planes Sought   A Hint That 7 Former Army Combat Ships May Be Headed For A Foreign Country

“Fast Former  Conibat Planes Sold: as Surplus; May Be in Civilian Hands

ERRANT PLANE GOAL MAY BE IN CARIBBEAN   Seven Craft Mlegally Leaving a Florida Airport Linked With Trouble Expected by Dominican Republic.

Search Widens For 7 Missing Army Airships   Left Florida Field Yesterday Without Takeoff Permission; Destination Unknown   Situation Said To Be Delicate   Washington Refuses Confirmation; Hint Planes Are Headed For Foreign Field

FEAR EX-PILOTS FERRYING CRAFT OUT OF COUNTRY   SEE POSSIBLE LINK WITH REVOLT RUMOR IN THE CARIBBEAN

5 May Be Going fo Caribbean —   Customs Officials Ask for  Check; May Be Surplus —s«~BLBBe P.Sle

Hunt 7 Former Army Planes Said Flying To Foreign Country   Reported to Have Made Unauthorized Takeoff From Florida Field; Believed Headed for the Caribbean Region

UNAUTHORIZED TAKE OFF SETS OFF WIDE HUNT   Alert Ordered To Prevent Planes From Leaving Country: Reported Headed For Foreign Destination ; Mystery Vedle lacilaat

Mysterious Air Flight Alarms U. S. Officials  Former American Fighter Planes  a aye o wn . oO ef

Name Maximos New Premier  Greek Regime   74-Year-Old Former For. eign Minister Succeeds Constantin Tsaldaris In Post ~

School Boy, 10, Is. llth Victim of Polio . Reported in Des Moines

Santa Fe’s Super Chief ls Derailed  Three Persons Are Seriously Injured

3 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Dolly Sister of Theatrical Fame Among Injured In Sante Fe Crackup

Actress Hurt In Derailment   Santa Fe’s Super Chief Leaves Tracks In New Mexico

Several Injured in Train Wreck  Three of Victims Reported Serious

FAST SANTA FE TRAIN WRECKED   Eastbound Super Chief Derailed, 17 Injured Near Raton, N. M.

Beatty Circus Train Wrecked: One Man Killec   Five Others Injured As Eight Cars Jump Track In Nebraska.

Clyde Beatty Circus Train in Accident; I Is Killed  er nt ante Haln in Tack of Repairing Torn Track

Circus Train Leaves Rails   One Worker Killed And Six Injured Near Hubbard, Neb.

Cages Of Wild Animals Safe In Train Wreck   CLYDE E. BEATTY SHOW DERAILED IN NEBRASKA

Circus Train Off Rails’   One Man Killed, ‘Six Others Injured; No: Wild Animals Eacape

One Man Dies, Six More Hurt as Eight Cars Leave Rails   Damage Estimate Placed Tentatively At $100,000

8 Cars Derailed At Hubbard, Neb.   DAMAGE ESTIMATED ‘AT LEAST 8$100,000°

Animals Take It Calmly And  None Escape   Accident Near Hubbard. Neb.; Beatty Show Enroute to Norfolk

ONE DEAD Ih TRAIN WRECK   6 Others Hurt as Circus Cars Dera in Nebraska Smashup.

Native Leader Urges All-Out Island Defense   Government Attacks From Many Sections As Negotiations Fail

"FLYING SAUCERS’   Western Police Plagued With  Fantastic Reports On Diiece

Pilots Conduct Search For Mystery ‘Saucers’   Flying Discs’ Reported Seen in 31 States and Parts of Canada; Jokesters Add Confusion

Army Pilots Search for Flying Saucers as Practical Jokesters Add to Confusion and Fantasy

Saucer-Eyed Army Pilots Prepare For New Air Search Amid Confusion

Flying Saucers’ Seen In 3] States; Jokesters Adding To Confusion

SAUCERS: SOUGiTI IN UNITED SIAIS: STORIES MULTIPLY   Hoax or Fact, Tale Brings out Lots of Interest in Nation; Army Planes Join Hunt Today.   ‘FINDS’ REPORTED IN MANY REGIONS

CAMERA PLANES HUNT TRACES OF FLYING SAUCERS   Mysterious Objects Reported Seen In 27 Stotec’   MUCH CONFUSION   Weird And Conflict: ing Stories Told By - (Eve Witneasac”?

Efforts Pushed for U.S. Aid Plan Bloc   Participation by Russia Definitely out. Belief

OFFICER FALLS IN MINE SHAFT   Galena Patrolman Rescued, - But Man He Placed Under Arrest Missing

HALF OF OAT CROP IN   1f Rein Steps, Corn or Sov Reans Can Take Up Rest of Acreage

British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin Reflects All Men’‘s Fear of Another War

Bevin Forecast Of No War His Courageous   British Statesman Gives Unusual Talk at Picnic  —_ eee wenn an.  £—2ee e@enaeceaeea

Bevin Sees No Warfare In This Era   British Leader Says There Is No Danger, But Ciles Daily Necemily Of Keeping On Alert

lowa Farmer Sees U.S. Food As Only Bar to Red Europe   People Bankrupt, Hopeless There

 Man of Sou Appatiied at Conditions Uver [here-— mY tial bovk   Farmer, after Europe Trip, Says We Must Heip

Farmer Declare: Declares  U.S. Must Give Europe Food Or Communism

After Visit lowa Farmer Says U.S. Must Feed  Europe to Beat Communism

Gross Attacks Farm “Plight”   Assistant Secretary Incurs Wrath by Description   lowa Farmer Appalled By European Conditions

 World Marks Second Easter Of Peace In Strife, Parades and Traditional Rites

Feller Signs Contract With Indians   May Be Highest Paid Player in  Racahall LUictar<:

Feller Signs Contract That Should Send Pay Above $80,000 Ficsure

Differences fo Block Action?  U. §., Soviet Differ On Interpretation

U.N. Confronted With Major Crisis Since U.S. And Soviets Stand Firm

U. S.-Red Differences  Block U.N.  Charter Disnute   Charter Dispute Threatens Accord On Balkan Problen

Crisis Facing UN In Dispute  Over Balkans   U. S. and Russia At Odds ‘Over Interpretation of Charter; Action May Be Blocked

U.S. and Russia Differ on Balkans  Argument Threatens Settlement Now

US, Reds Differ On UN Charter   Interpretations Block Effective Security Council Action for Settling Balkan Issue

Balkan Problem Settlement Said Blocked   Differences of US. And Soviet Blarned For Major Crisis

U.N. Dispute Threatens To Block Action   Crisis Reached Over Charter

UN Confronted With Major  Crisis Over Balkans Issue  U.S. and Russian Deadlock Threatens To Black Peaceful Settlement of Case

Verdel Body Identified as York Roofer  Man Was Last Seen July 13

Action Is — T hreatened  Outside UN      “American Delegate. Makes Serious Charge Of An. International Communist Plo?

Action Outside UN Threatened if Soviet Union Uses Big Power Veto

World Assembly May Take Action On Veto s Abuse   Blunt Warning Issued To Security Council By American Delegat«

Soviet Veto’ Aiding Reds, UN Warned   America May Take Individual Action To Halt “Aggression”

U.S. WARNS IT WILL ACT ALONE IF NECESSARY   In New Proposal For UN Action

U. 5. Charges Red Plot to Seize Greece   - Threatens Action If Russia Continues To Block U. S. Moves

U. S. CHARGES REDS TRYING TAKE GREECE   Threatens to Act Outside U. N. If Soviet Bars Actior

Reds Plot Coup “Against Greece, UN Comell Tol   U. 8. Charges Conspiracy To Impose Minority Totalitarian Rule

VOWS ACTION  RUSSIA BLOCK U.N, PROPOSA   Of United Nation  U.S. May Act Outsi Johnson Says

Communists Seek Greece  U.S. Charges   Action Threatened Outside UN To Halt Them If  Russia Uses Veto

REECE “TARGET” OF RED PLOTTING, JOHNSON CHARGES   U. S. Delegate Denounce: Albania, Yugoslavia And Buloaria

CRUCIAL MOVE THREATENED T0 SETTLE ISSUE   U. S. Delegate Says Reds Responsible  For Situation

Blunt Language Used by U.S. in UN Discussions   Delegate Charges Greece is Target Of Communist Plot

Pressure Reporled To Ward Off Probe      Brewster Reports Effort To Stop Contract Investigation

Charge Pressure Is Used to Stop Hughes’ Hearing  Senate’s Investigating Committee Looks Into BE Se ee re

Charge Pressure Is Used to Stop Hughes Hearing  Senate’s Investigating   Senate’s Investigating Committee Looks Into Huge Plane Deals

Sen. Brewster Tells Of ‘Diversions’  ‘Pressure’ Reported To Halt Plane Probe

Hughes ‘Prober   Cites Pressure   Brewster Says ‘Sex Angle BReanucht Inia fiz

Pressure To End Plane Contract Inquiry Reported  "Sex Angle” Played Up, Brewster Says

Senator Brewster Reports  Efforts Made to Divert ! Course of Hearing Into ' ‘Airplane Deals.

Charges Pressure Used to Halt Quiz af 40 Mil. Waste   Hughes And Kaiser Inauiry Meeting All Kinds Of Opposition

Pressure To Halt Probe Reported  Attempt Forestall Hughes Investigation

Senate Committee Opens Hearings On Vote Fraud; Federal Judae Testifies

STORMY SESSION  OVER VOTE FRAUD   Committee Holds Heated Session Over Evidence  Given By The Star.

51 Face Death As Transport Rams Reef   Ship Reported Breaking Up on Island South of Ketchikan

Wants Drastic Changes Made in U.S. Crop Plan   Secretary of Agriculture Seeks Support to Cut Casts to Toxnavere

ed Demands oy Break Up ndon Meet   Deadlock on Reporations Issue Seen

Cannibals Get Anti-Red Cash  Gridiron Gines GOP Wauward Bus a Whirl, Too

ANNIBALS CGADGI CASH  Famous Sizzle on Griddle At Capital Club Dinner

Washington’s Mysterious Ways Catch Annual Lampooning of Correspondent:

Cannibal Kingdom Portrayed Enele Sam. Stalin. Wallace Get "The Works at Gridiron Dinner

FOR A FOREIGN CHECK   . Three Are Appowted to Study Pestal Services Abroad

- FOR A FOREIGN CHECK   « Three Arve Appwnied ie Study Pestal Secvices Abresd

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Waves of “Dangerous Proportions” Batter Hawaii

Huge Waves Are Striking Hawaii   One Report Says Ten-Foot Waves Are Battering Some Of Islands   NO NEW TIDAL WAVE INDICATED

HAWAIIANS HIT BY TIDAL WAVES   Officials "Doubt Damage as Heavy as in April

HAWAII BATTERED ~ BY GIANT WAVES   Coast Guard Reports No  ete ter ee

Many Theories Advanced About Mystery Objects   But no Satisfactory Explanation Heard; Sighted in 38 State«

PESTS COVER S00-MILE AREA IN NORTHWES1   Children Aid Elders In Try to Halt Infestation

'500- -Square-Mile Area in Oregon Is  Infested by Crickets   Poison-Spreading Army Weapons Carriers Join Residents in Effart to Wipe Out Pests

D00-Square-Mile Area in Oregon Is  Infested b by Crickets  Poison- aceciitinin Army Weapons Carriers Join Residents

Two Philly Officers Slain   23-Year Old Youth Held in Hospital After Shooting

Adopted Son Of Professor Kills Two Policemen In Street Corner Gun Battle In Philadelphia

Youth Slays Two Police Officers  Philadelphia Policemen Killed in Street Gun ss . 6 A a gty

—GUN BATTLEAssailant — Wounded © In Attack  Shooting Follows Stolen Car Chase

Two Policemen Slain By Youth   Adopted Son Woundec After a Wild Chase

(Chase in Stoten Car University Professor's Son Kills > Policemen InGun Fisht Today

TWO POLICEMEN KILLED BY YOUTE   Son of University Professor Held in Philadelphia

Two Policemen In Philadelphia Shot To Death   ‘Suspected Slayer Of Of ficers Is Also Shot And ; Wounded By Police

Policemen Die in Gun Battle   Son of Professor Kills Two Philadelphia Officers on Street Corner

SUSPECT KILLS —TWO-OFFIGERS   SON OF PROMINENT PARENTS.  WAS WOUNDED AFTER   _‘_ SHOOTING TWO PO.   LICEMEN

Adopted Son of College Professor Has Four Wounds as ‘Result of Battle

SHOOTS PAIR IN PATROL CAR ON STREET CORNER   GUN BATTLE FOLLOWS WILD CHASE THROUGH PHILADELPHIA STREETS

Youth Kills 2 Policemen in Gun Battle   Is Cornered While Driving Stolen Car.

Two Policemen  Shot To Death   Adopted Son Of Univer. sity Professor Held For Slayings.

2 POLICE KILLED AT PHILADELPHIA   Youth, 23, Wounded During Wild Stolen Car Chase

Truman Flies To Mother's Bedside Agair   Aging Patient Reported To Be In Sinking Spell

TRUMAN FLYING TO BEDSIDE OF AILING MOTHER   Bedfast Since Breaking Hip Suffers Setback Last Night

TRUMAN VISITS AILING MOTHER   Flies To Bedside After Warn. ing from Doctors Her Condition (s Serious.”

Truman Flies To  Mother’s Bedside   Early Morning Call To White House Informs President Of Relense.

MOTHER OF PRESIDENT VERY ILL   Truman Makes 7 Emergency Flight To Her-Home

Mrs. Truman Has Setback  President Takes Off   President Takes Off Ty Visit 1] Mother

TRUMAN FLIES TO MOTHER'S BEDSIDE   Critical Illness Brings President to Grandview Home.

U. S., Britain Pledge France Coal Increase   Schuman Says DeGaulié Followers ‘Sabotage Life Of The Nation’

CHILD KILLING   Officials Say Steelworker Confessed Rape Murder Of Lansdale Girl

TWO RESCUED IN SEA GRASH   Twin Engined Navy Bomber Falls Into Ocean With Eleven Aboard

Navy Bomber In Plunge Into Ocean   Two Of Eleven Men On _ Plane Are Reported Rescued—Search For Others

IB azilian, Soviet ‘Se vered.          : Diplomatic Break Result of Russian  “Desec’ Comment on President Dutra

DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS ARE SEVERED   Rio De Janeiro Incensed Over Red Insults Heaped on President Dutra.

Brazil Cuts Off Soviet Relations Amid Violence  Russian Embassy Is Stoned by Students In Demonstration

CHRISTMAS OVER THE WORLD  Truman Greets Aides, Pope Hits Insincerily of Nations   Pope Condemns Power Politics

Truman In Merry Mood As He Greets Staff; To Address Nation By Radio

PRESIDENT TRUMAN GREETED ALL WHO ‘CAME HIS WAY   The Nation’s Chief Executive Spent His First Christmas In White House.   ALL EMPLOYES €REETED   Received a Personal Handshake; Will Talk on Radio at 4:16 P, M.

White House. Xmas Is Family One This Year   Home Folks Are Spending Holidays With The President

Trumans Ready. For Christmas   President Greets White House Staff; To Speak On Air.

ULF boltimtais OlORrtees PFU £ aU MUI IYO6  Truman to Greet Nation, Bethlehem Peace Center

First Yule In Capital   Trumans Plan Rouhd  Of Christmas Festivities in White House’ —

Truman Stays In White House  For Christmas   In Previous Years He Visited Mother Who Died Recently

TRUMAN SHAKES HANDS ALL DAY   President To ~ Celebrate His First Christmas In White House

DISARMAMENT  HOPES OF UN GIVEN JOLT   Prediction Made That Arms - Scrapping Negotiations May Collanse Sagn.

Russian-Inspired Arms Scrap Plan Nearing Collapse   ‘May Break Up Even Before Talks Get Under Wey, Gromyko Indicates

Russia Jolts UN With Arms Scrapping Stand  Gromyko's Prediction of Collapse See   Gromyko's Prediction of Collapse Seen As ''Bluff'' by Some Majer Diplomats

‘Daniel and  oe Hill Clash  uring Probe   Former otate senator Witness In Senate Committee Hearing

Hill, ODaniel Fling Insults At Arnold Hearing   Te.npers ..are When Former State Senator Testifies for Connally

INEW BATTLE OF TEXAS SENATORS DUE IN HEARING ON NOMINATION ‘OF ARNOLD FOR TAX COLLECTOR

(Taft Expected to Make  Critical Speech of  ‘Tour in Sen Francisco

SLAVS NCRIPY ROAD IN ITALY   New Boundaries Set Up By Peace Treaty Cause Tension

YUGOSLAYS ENTER ITALIAN TERRITOR'   Tito’ s Troops Warned to Advance No Further After Taking Frontier Road.

Public Truckina Is Labeled Red  i   Truckers Charge It Would Kill Business

Flood Damage In Mid-West Is Now In Millions   Estimate 20 Persons Dead And 25 To 30 Others Missing In Flood Areas   MISSISSIPPI IS AT LEVEE TOPS

FLOOD REACHES TOPS OF LEVEES   12,000 Homeless, 26,006 Acres Inundated With Millions Damage

Farley To Back Truman In 1948   Man Who Directed First Two FDR Campaigns OK’s Candidacy.

SENATOR URGES THAT WITNESSES REMAIN SILENT   Noted Movie Names Mentioned In Congressional Study Of Communist Activity  In Hollywood; At torney Ejected,

EIGHT YOUNG PEOPLE KILLED IN TWO TRAIN-AUTO CRASHES; WEEK-END DEATH TOLL IS 23

Two Persons Are Killed In Midland Fire   Youth Loses His Life In Effort TT. Cho. Child

Would . Have . World. Wide Séverance of Dip Jomatic Relations With Franco Government

Infantile Paralysis Drive On In This County   COUNTY FUNDS LOW; DRIVE CLOSES JANUARY 30; ALL URGED TO RELP.

Hunt Reveals 580 Victims In Texas City   330 in Hospitals As Hunt Continues Among Blast. Ruins

Recovery Squads Still at Work in Explosion Areas      Show Mote Then 300 Injured jin, Hospitals

Inquiry Starts On Ship Blast   Ammunition. Ammonia Nitrate Was Loaded On Grandcamp

BLASTED CITY DEATH TOLL Ih PLACED AT 580   Red Cross Announce -ment In Texas Area  Says There May Be Duplications. ~

24 Bodies Recovered Today After Red Cross Identifies 580 Victims   Rangers And Police Tighten Restrictions As Stricken City Shows Amazing Powers Of Recuperation After Disaster,

580 Dead Identified  In Texas   Recovery Squads Return to Ruins; 330 in Hespitals; Mere Are Missing

Bulldozers And Cranes Move Debris In Search For Bodies In Texas City

i Nta=- Oi : Texas City Slowly Returns To Norma!   Recovery Squads Continue To Bring Bodies From Ruins Of Blasted Chemical Building

1330 Injured Are In Hospitals Throughout Galveston Bay Area; 112 Persons Unreported   But Believed To Be Safe    SMOKE STILL HANDS  OVER STRICKEN AREA

Texas City Pushes Back Toward Normal   Recovery Crews Dig In Dock Area Ruins; 580 Dead Identified

580 Victims of Texas Disaster Are Identified   Weary Rescuers Are Continuing Probe of Monsanto Buildings

Crews Burr w Into Ruins as Fires Subside   Mass Funeral Set; Bulldozers Clear Way; Stores Reopen

Velasco Flees Nation As ‘Bloodless Revolt’ Forces Resignation   Col. Carlos Mancheno Takes Over Reins; Claims President Attempted to Perpetuate Conservative Party Power

Morse Accuses Party Leaders   GOP Senator Charges Deliberate Delay In Boostins Gi Payments.

Asserts GOP Leaders In Senate Play Politics  With Bill to Boost Students’ Pay

John Maddy Named Soils Technician In Plymouth County  ‘Comnarenttinin Wark   ‘Conservation. Work . ‘Will Be Speeded ' To ‘Prevent Land Lose -

Piet Count  or nuervation. Work. - Will Be Speeded’ To.  Prevent Land Loss -

CAPONE FUNERAL PLANS RESERVED      Widow Still In Shock, Physician Reports To Newsmen

Says Greek Aid Move fo Halt Red Expansion   Sen. Connally Wants World to Know U. S. Aims.

LaFollette Seen Choice For Director Of Multi-Billion European Relief Program

LaFollette Seen As Aid Director   Name Is Mentioned Most Often In Agency Speculation

LA FOLLETTE’S NAME HEARD FOR AID POST   Former Wisconsin Solon Figures In Speculation

rormer Senator May Direct Aid  Would Be Clothed With Vast Powers

LaFollette Mentioned As Possible Director Of European Aid Program

LaFollete Termed ‘Logical’ Man To Direct New ‘Stop-Gap Help to Western European Countries .

La Follette May Direct Aid Agency   $5,750,000,000 Asked for 1st Year of Marshall Plan

LaF ollette May  Direct Program   Decision Due First On Type Of Setup For Handling Aid

May SnnOse La Follette.      Former Senator Held “Logical” Man tg Head European Aid Program

LaFollette Named Possible Choice As Aid Director  Control Of Plan Must Be Decided

Lafayette’s Choice Seen   May Direct Europe.  Tee  Relief This Winter

LaFollette Reported In Line for Post as Director if Agency Handles Program

LaFollette Tagged for Possible Head’ - of Relief Program   Harriman Group Favors New. Independent Agertcy “To Control Plan

LaFollette May Be Head Of Aid Program   Citizens Committee Wants New Independen Agency To Direct Marshall Plan

AID JOB MAY 60 TO LA FOLLETTE   Mentioned  Prominently For Directorship Of Huge Program

LaF ollette May Direct Aid Project   Lewis Douglas Ailsa Possthility

— New Agency Discussed  LaFollette May Head. European Aid Program

LA FOLLETTE MAY DIRECT AID PROGRAM   Former Wisconsin Senator’s Name Figures Prominently in Speculation as Possible Administrator for Project.

LaFollette May Get Plan Post   Seen As Possible Director Of European Aid Program.

U.N. Majority Agrees on Atorr Control Plans   Russian Deleqate Will Make Known Red Views on Friday

Russia Silent On Plan For Atomic Agenc   U.S. And Other Nations Agree On Basic Idea

Atom Control Group Okayed   Majority Of U. N. Commission Favors Plan Of . . -United States

Eight Dead And 14 Shot Today In Palestine   Jaffa-Tel Aviv Area Ablaze As Jews Set Fire To Arab Property

CANADIAN DESTROYER IN COLLISION; 5 DEAD   Warship and Freighter Crash— Twelve Persons Injured, Six Others Missing.

Soviets Again Block Action  On Frontiers   Russians Refuse To Dis "cuss Proposal Advanced By  Britain, Backed By U. S.,

Reds Turmoil Hinders Big 4   French, Italy Chaos May Delay Reich Pact

10,000 Miners In State To Be Idle   Closure Includes   Closure Includes More Than 50 Pits

Red Cross Reports (14 Dead; Officials Say No More Major Explosions Expected; Fires Still Raging

WHEAT MARK LIST REVEALED BY ANDERSON   Brokers Get Order To Name Federal Employes

Retail Sales Tax Bill Is Signed by  Governor Dewey   May Be Levied Starting July 1—Overtime Pay Bill Also Gets Signature

DeweySigns New County Tax Statute   Controversial Measure Becomes Law; Dewey  Stresses ‘Permissive’ Tes ee   Can Be Recalled   Legislation Can End if So Voted by Siate Lawmakers

GOV. DEWEY SIENS NEW COUNTY, GITY SPECIAL TAX Bill   Law Legalizes levies T. : Meet Increased Cost of  Re ps weil ee

German Ships Not Destroyed BRurssia Aclimits *Ditiiculties. Jn Naval Paet

Russ Share Of Nazi Warships Not Destroyed   Soviet Admits ‘Diffi culty’ In Carrying Ou Potsdam Avcreement.

Russians Slow ir Destroying Ships  Assurance Given of Good Intentions

Too Good To Spoil? Russians Report ‘Difficulties’ In Destroying Nazi Warships

Reds Acknowledge “Difficulties” in Fulfilling Pledge   Haven't Destroyed Damaged Nazi Ships Allotted to Russia

Reds Have “Difficulty” in [Destroying Nazi, Warships US, Britain Have Already Done So

Soviet Reports On Difficulties Of Executing  Big Three Pact   Delay Encountered In Destroying Nazi Ships Assigned Her

Russia Finds ‘Difficulty’ In Carrying Out Program Of Destroying Nazi Ships

GRAF ZEPPELIN BEING REBUILT?   Allied Check Reveals Russians ‘Difficulty’ Meeting Rotedam Rule

Reds Tell of ‘Difficulties’ In Destroying Nazi Ships   Agreement Not Fulfilled But U. S., Brit  ish Commitments Carried Out

GANGSTER GIRL REBUFFS POLICE   Friend Of Dead Bugsy Siege! Turns Up At Arizona Resort

Japan Seen as Future U. S. Ally   Democracy Taking Holdin islands, General Reveals

CE -—s— trttt—<C—~S SCCié#‘(i‘( (ae Tf BIRTHS ARE MORE, DEATHS ARE LES*

Draft Registration Cards Burned by Objectors in Spite of Grim Warning

DRAFT PROTES!CD: CARDS ARE BURNED   Small Demonstration [ Made Today in Front Of White House.

NEW CABINET 1S SELECTED FOR ITALIANS   De Gasperi’s New Regime Will Not Contain Any Socialist or Communist Members—Personne]l May Be Known Today.

De Gasperi Completes Fourth Italian Cabinet   For First Time in Three Years Communists and Socialists Are Excluded

De Gasperi Tries To Form Italian Cabinet; Hungary Leaders Resign

New Cabinet Now Formed For Italians   First Time in Three Years Italy Will Have Government Without Socialists, Communists.

Freeze Out Leftists In Italy   Gasperi’s Fourth Cabi-net Contains No Communists Or. Socialists; Coalition “Inefficient”

GASPERI FORMS FOURTH CABINET   IGNORES LEFT WING ELEMENTS IN BOLD BID FOR HARMONY

Fourth Cabinet   Jtalisn Goverument I Without Socialists or Commitiiiists

Gasperi Forms Fourth Cabinet Without Red:   Approved By President, Ne Socialist Named For First Time In Three Years

ITALIAN CABINET 10 SHUN COMMUNISTS   De Gasperi Shapes Up Body For Fourth Time

{talian Premier Names Cabinet Has No Socialist,  F eT TOT Oe TE TY eee Merny

Big-Spendinc Legislature Quits Work   San Antonio Loses Medical School; Money All Spent

MANY MEASURES DIE iN RUSH © Hectic Legislative Session Ends As More Bills Passed

Notable 50th Legislature  Session Ends  _ Closing Hours Bring  Final Passage of  Important Measures

HURT IN TROLLEY MISHAP   11 Injured as Passengers Fight Way Out of Smoke Filled Car

Rural Women Pick New Officer Slate   Federation Of Home Demonstration Clubs Completes Annual One-Dav Session Here

CARRIERS DENY WAGE BID DELAY   Rail Spokesman Says Brotherhoods Put Rules First

Students And Police Clash In China Riot   Fight Develops When 6,000 Swiking Collegians Try To Storm Confer-. ence Hall

CHINESE RALLY HURTS SEVERAL   Students And Policemen Injured In Abortive Attempt By Some 6,000 To March On Conference Hall.

Plane Lacked Only Six Feet Of Clearance   Fifty-three Were Killed; 3 Mangled  Bodies Recovered

Seek 53 Bodies After Air Crash In Andes Area   Worst Commercial Plane Accident Occurs When DC4 Blows Into Cliff

Tornado Hits In Louisiana  Killing Two   Rains Move East, Permitting Cold Air To Slip Into West From Canada

Louisiana Is Hit By High Winds And Rain   ABBEVILLE SUFFERED WORST DAMAGE IN STORM

‘PINKS’ GO OUT, IF. FOUND  TCU Head Asks FBI Inquiry Of Rankin’s ‘Red’ Charges

U. 8. Policy Is Explained By Marshall   Doctrine Designed To Avert Economic Chaos Thronghout World, Not Just A “Stop Rede’? Plan

Fred Allen Trouble? No Soap Operas, Senatorial Speeches From Mars—Not Yet

Monitors For Radio Signals From Mars   Illinois Man Tells Engi. -tneers of Weird Cosmic Noises in Sky

STUDIES WEIRD RADIO WAVES   Engineer Tells of Hobby of Listening For Word from Mars

USSR Defends Albania As U.S Backs British  1M faunel Mabkac   U.N. Council Makes No Progress In Case

U. $. BACKS BRITISH IN ALBANIAN CASE      Soviet Takes Opposing Side In Wrangle Before UN COUNCIL

Restoration to U S. of UNRRA Supoties Asked   Ferguson Reports American Equipment In Greece Unused

Senator Seeks U.S. Control Of Aid To Greece   Ferguson Declares Supplie: Sent By UNRRA Lying Idle; ‘Phony War” Seen By Brooks

Senator Begins Attempt To Gain U.S. Contre! Of idie UNRA Supplies

Wants Greek Aid Control   - Effort 'To Restore U. Ss Control On UNRRA Supplies.

American Control Of Relief Goods In Greece Sought  Ferguson to Put Control Provision Dr Any New Aid

Launch Drive To Gain Control Of UNRRA Supplies   Millions In Materials Are Lying Idle In Greece.

New U. S. Suit Hits Railroads   700 Lines Accused  of Unjust Prices in Wartime Hauling

IAVIN MYERS RETIRES AS CARRIER OF MAILS   Quakertown Man Had Served For Past Three Decades   ‘NO MILEAGE ESTIMATE

Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various   OLEANED BY SCRIBES

British-Russian Trade Plans Fail;  Can't Agree on Terms or Delivery

Trade Negotiations Between Britain and Russia Halted, Moscow Broadcast Discloses

RUSSIA REPORTS ON TRADE BREAK   Says Britain Failed To Ac cept Interest Rate Reduction

Moscow Trade  Parley Halted   Credit Terms Block Red. British Agreement

Wisconsin to Set Up Conciliation, Arbitration Plan   New Law Forces All Companies to Settle Labor Disputes

Communist Official Ejected at Hearing By House Group  i EBEdaar Maavar Reande   J. Edgar Hoover Brands Party as ‘Fifth Column’

Communist Party Leader Ejected by  Committee   Dennis Subpoenaed To Appear April 9 After Refusing  To Tell Real Name’

Chief of FBI lays Reds as ‘Fitth Column’   Eugene Dennis Refuses To Reveal Real Name To House Committee

Communist ' Ejected From House Hearing   Party Is Labeled As ‘Fifth  Cofumn’ By FBI

Communis! Secretary Ousted From Senate Hearing; — Hoover Tells of ‘Fifth Column’

REDS DESCRIBED AS “FIFTH COLUMN’ BY FBI DIRECTOR   J. Edgar Hoover Says They Would Constitute Threat in Case of War With Russia.   COMMUNIST PARTY SECRETARY EJECTED   Ousted From Hearing of House Committee When He Refuses to Disclose  His Former Name.

“Eugene Dennis,” Secretary of Communist Party, Contemptuous Toward Congressional UnAmerican Activities Probers.

WAL J. FUSS § CHOICE OF WATER BOARD   ‘Final Approval to (ome at Commission Meeting Tonight

i CHOICE OF WATER BOARD   Final Approval to me at Commission eeting Tonight

ITALIAN GOVERNMENT PRAISED ° U.S. Suspends Credit To New Communistic Hungarian Regime

:  Pro-Red Hungary Loses $15,000,000 U.S. Credit: ~ More Aid Goes To Italy  

U. 5. CUTS OFF AID TO-HUNGAR}   $15,000,000 CREDIT SUSPENDED PENDING PROBE.OF COMMUNIST COUP.

U.S.-Hungarian Aid Is Cancelled When -Pro-Reds Take Reins   Washington Pledges More Help T« Anti-Red Regime In Italy At Time

U.S. Cancels Large Credit To Hungary   But Further Aid Promised Italy’s Non-Red Regime

Hungarian Aid Is Held Up, Fearing Communist Trend  fr   Iran, However, to Get Credits to Build Up Military Forces

Twin Actions Show New Pro-Red State in Disfavor, Smile-on Italian Change:

PROTEST MAY BE FILED WITH SOVIET GOVT.   Action Coupled With Promise of Further Help for Italy

U.S. Cuts Off Credit to Hungary   Promises Further Assistance to Italian Government

U.S. Lands Blow On Hungary Reds   Stops Credit, While Aiding Italy and Iran

U.S. Halts All — Aid to Hungary   Increased Help Promised Italy; Catholic Leader Flees Communists

Movie Plot Like Meyers Case Would Be Cut Out of Film, Othman Declares

Ex-General Meyers Tells a Story That Even the Movies ‘Would Not Dare Give Public

Senators Invited To White House   All But One Voted For Passage of Bill to Curb Labor Unions

PROBE OF COUP. IN HUNGARY 1S DEMAND OFU,S   Action Is Planned to Halt Communism In Europe

LOOMS OVER RED COUP   Note Intimates Matter Will Be Placed Before UN

ISSUE BEFORE UNITED NATIONS   ‘Demand Made for Unfettered  Investigation in   Hungary

U.S. Seeks Showdown on Balkans   Ready to Protest to UN Unless Russia. Agrees to Probe

Future Relations Hinge On Rey fo American Demand For . Unfettered Investigation; 4 tions Not To Go Unchatleng   FAILURE TO REPLY MEANS UN INOQUIE

Future Of U.S.-Russian — Relations Hinging On Soviet Reply To Note

Communist Tacties To  Be Aired   Washington Is Ready To Take Issue To U_N.

United States and Russia Near Showdown Todau Over Communist Coup in Hungary

Russian Reply On Hungarian Action Awaited   Trial Before UN May Be Necessary

SHOWDOWN LOOMS OVER RED COUP   Note Intimaies Matter Will Be Placed Before UN

SHOWDOWN WITH SOVIET ISLOOMING   On Question of Communist Tactics In Europe

Youthful Crime Wave iNipped in Arkansas   Police Say Three Boys, Two Girls Operated in Sine DFFarent Stotec

Slash in Taxes AndLabor Bill Near Approval   Senators Add Two Hours To Sessions in Move For Early Action

Labor and Tax  teduction Bills In Spotlight  Senate Begins Action On Dm oh Thin. W/ianaL

‘Wake Up Again, America!  New York Can Be Next Pearl Harbor--Patterson

American Military Strength Now ‘Helplessly Inadequate, Ex-Secretary of War Warns

Patterson Cites Need for Defense Against Bombing   Former Secretary of War Points to Danger of Sudden Attack

58 Traffic Tickets Issued By Carbondale Police — For Wrong-Side Parking; Both “High And Low” Fined

DRIVE TO GET PriIcts DOWN DUES NO GOCD   Economic Advisory Council Finds Business Men Standing Fat.

Ten Killed, Ten Missing In Nebraska Flash Flood   Torrential Rains And Tornadoes Sweep Central And Southwestern Part Of State—Most Of Small Town Under Water

CLOUDBURST IN NEBRASKA CITY TAKES 10 LIVES   Fifty Others Missing As Dawn Flash Flood And Winds Hit State

Ministers Are In Deadlock  Over Austria   Time for Completing Transfer of Displace Persons Draws Out Sharp Difference Between Marshall and Vishinsky at Meet

Big-4 Fails fo Break Deadlock:  ° ‘Concerns Re-transfer. * OF Displaced ‘Person:

L.°S.. Britain and France Refuse to Accept Russian Demands  ON DISPLACED PERSONS     EE es gee Cee Ge Nee eels   Yugoslav Official Adresse: Morning Session of Council

Ministers Still in ‘Deadlock Over D.P.  “Dienncttian in: Atetrin

Westem Powers In Agreement, But Red Leader Takes. Exception To Proposal In Austrian Treaty

Austrian DPs Slow Big Four   Uz S., Britain, France Re. jfuse To Accept Demand Of Soviet Delegation. -

Postmaster Urges Early Mailing — Of Christmas Cards and Packages

POSTOFFICE URGES PATRONS TQ MAI PACKAGES FARHER   Out-of-state Parcels Should be Posted by Dec. 10, Mrs. W olforc Says Today,   STOUT WRAPPINGS ALSO ARE URGED

Postmaster Urge: Early Mailing of Christmas Gifts  Cards and Pack- ¢ _ages Will Get Better Service Now

 Postoffice Ready For You—   Mail Early, To Get Those ( Cards  And Packages Deliveredin Time

Postoffice Plans  For Christmas Again Urge Early  Mailing Of' Packages

CLOUDS WILL RETURN   Flora Predicts Kansas Tempera. tures Will Rise Tomorrow

Marshall on Way Back to Washington   British Foreign Secretary Raps Soviet Stalling

Bevin Sides With Russia on German Treaty   British Say Molotov Righ On Signatures by Government

WARNER SAYS WAITERS ARE UNAMERICAA   Producer Tells House Probe He Has Fired Some, Edited Scripts.

PARABLE PLAN - WAS SUCCESS   PASTOR WHO HANDED OUT  $106 TO FLOCK SEES $1,459, RETURN TO CHURCH 

WILL REMAIN AT ONE PERCENT THRU THE YEAR OF 19498   Senate and President Expected to Concur; Will Advance to 14 Per Cent in 1950 and 2 Per Cent in 1957.

Would Keep Present Rate Two Years   Unanimously Adopt Measure To Keep Rate At 10,

SUGIAL SECURITY RATE TOBE PEGGED   One Pereent te be Charged Through 1949, Is Prediction.

Security Tax Freeze Voted  ByThe House   Action Pegs Rate At One Per Cent For Employe, Employer Through 1949

Security Tax Frozen by House   PEOZUIE DY EEVUSO  Present Rates to Remain in Effect BE loattl En eecnenenes Tong

‘Today In Coneress   ; House Votes To Keep Social Security Taxes  Unchanged For Two More Years; Veteran: Committee Would Deny Communists Aid

Freeze Tax On Security At 1 Percent   House Votes Unanimous! to Retain Present Rate Through 1949

House Votes to ‘Freeze’ Social Security Tax   Bill Holding Levy at Present Level for Two Years Goes to Senate

SOCIAL SECURITY RATE IS FROZEN   Present Payroll Deductions To Remain in Effect for Two More Years

House Votes To: “Freeze” cial Security Tax: ‘At Present Rate For 2 Years

HOUSE PASSES SECURITY TAX   Bill Freezes Levy at Present Rate for 2 Year:

Children ‘Save’ Santa  15,000 Avoid Panic,  Escape Fire in Store   There’s Still Time for  a Gift

New Influence Is Sought By Argentina  Nation Is Planning To Toke Active

New Influence Is Sought By Argentina   Nation Is Planning To Take Active Part in UN Duties

‘Argentina Plans Fer a Veto Fight   Will Also Demand Reopen ing of the Italian Peace Treaty   TO TAKE LEADERSHIP   Would Be Voice of Smaller Nations in the General Assembly of U.N.

South American Nation In Midst Of Detailed Plans To -Take Aggressive Part Against Big Power Veto And For Reopening Italian Peace Treaty—Effort To Gain Position Of Leadership Among Smaller Countries, Now Held By Australia, Faces Stiff Test

Argentina Seeks Higher Ranking  Cooperation With Spain Not A Help

Argentina Will Fight Big Power Veto in UN   Plans to Toke Over Australia's Place as Voice of Small Natiene

Attack on Big Power Veto Looms   Argentina to Take Leading Role in UN Move

Argentina Plans Attack Against Big Power Veto  Asks Reopening Of Italian Pact

Argentina Readies Self For Aggressive Role at UN Meet Would Lead as Small Nation Voice

Argentina Ready For Veto Fight  Nation Also For Reopening Italian Treaty

Big Three Proposals To Discuss Affair In Far East Turned Down By Chinese

Conference Rounds Out First Week   Deadlocked on Main Issue: and Nothing Has Been Accomplished

Chinese Refuse lo Participate in Moscow Parle   Little Progress Made On Peace Treaty During First Week

China Decline: Big 4 Talk on Her Problems   Deputies Admit Stalemate; Albania Stumbline Block

China Refuses Big 4 Study Of Situation   Rev eal 2 Millio Germ  Of War Still Held

Chinese Balk at Joining Moscow Talks   Refuse to Attend Informal Meeting on Their Problems

China Declines to Take Part in Moscow Talks on Chinese Situation

FLYING SAUCER PLOPS INTO YAR AT HOLLYWO0D   . Construction Engineer Insists It Was RadioGuided, Jet-Propelled

How About that $1,000 Reward?— e \ e  e ‘Hurtling ‘Disc’ in Hollywooc   Engineer Avows '30-Inch Gismo Landed in Yard

TAFT EXPECTS AGREEMENT ON A LABOR BILL   Ohio Senator Says G. O P.-Controlled Labo Committee and Administration Nearer Accord Than It First Appeared.

TAFT PRAISES CHNELLEE LABOR STAND   Says GOP and Administration: Closer Than First Indicated

Taft Envisions' Closer Accord Than Expected   Schwellenbach Opens  Door To Agreement

HINTS OF UNITY AMONG LEADERS ON LABOR BILLS   Taft Says Testimony Shows Administration, Committee Close Together

Accord Is Seen (n Labor Issue   Taft Says Labor Committee and Administration Near Agreement

“Blank Check’ Ruled Out by Vandenberg   Asks Full Details on Emergency Aid for Europeans

All The Facts On Emergency ‘Are Requested   Vandenberg Seeks Ful Details From White House

WHITE HOUSE IS ASKED 10 GIVE DETAILS   CONGRESS WILL NOT ACT IN DARK, SAYS VANDENBERG

GOP Rules Out ‘Blank Check’ To Aid Europe   ‘Vandenberg Wants. Proof Of Crisis as Prelude. ’  Smertal Session

Calls For Details On Europe Crisis   Leaders Have No Special Session Plans

‘Blank Check’ Session Out Republicans Say  Vandanberg Tosses - Evropean Economy   Vandanberg Tosses European Economy Issue to President

Says Congress Wont WriteBlank Check   Calls Gn White House For Details of Crisis ‘Fn Europe. No Plan For Special Session

AID IS BARRED BY VANDENBERG   Republican Leader Say: Congress Must Have Full Information

‘Blank Cheek’ On Aid Barred  By Vandenberg   Next Move in Special Session Plan Up to President. He Avers

“Blank Check” On Aid Barred By Vandenberg  Declares Congress Won't Act In Dark

FACTS ON ANY CRISIS ABROAD   Asserts GOP Leaders Have No Plans To Call Congress

Vandenberg Asks Details On Europe   Declares Congress Will Not Write Any Blank Checks

“NO BLANK CHECK AID"~ VANDENBERG   Foreign Relations Chairman Says All Details Must Be Had

VANDENBERG SAYS HELP T0 EUROPE MUST BE LIMITED   Chairman of Senate Foreign Relations Committee Asserts Congress Will Not Write “Blank Check.”   CALLS FOR DETAILS OF REPORTED CRISIS    Challenges White House to Produce Facts About Any Emergency Thai Might Require Special Session.

MARSHALL WILL DREVEAL- MOSCOW PARLEYS ON AIR   Broadcast on National — Hookup Tonight to Tel Hopes, Fears to Americ:

General Marshall to Address Nation Tonight on Parley  First Foreign Policy Talk Diract ta Dannle Slatad

SECRETARY WILL DISCUSS MOSCOW PARLEY TONIGHT   All Major Networks To Carry Address At 9.30 P. M. (DST)

MARSHALL TO REPORT TO PEOPLE AT 5:30 P.M   General Marshall's talk will be rebroadcast on KSMO, the station of the Times, 1550 on your dial, besinnine at 7:36 tonicht.

Will Report To Nation on World Status   Seerctary of State Will Discuss Moscow Conference Present International Situation in Radio Address

Will Make His Official Report To U.S. Tonight   Most Networks To Carry Talk At 8:30

Marshall Gives Capital Preview of Talk Tonight   Address at 7:30 to Sound a Hope Despite Failure

U.S. Waiting ‘Frank’ Talk By. Marshall   Broadeast Report On Big-4 Scheduled For 8:30 Tonicht

MARSHALL TO MAKE REPORT ON MOSCOW   Secretary of State to Tell Nation Tonight About Recent Conference.

Marshall To Report On Parley Tonight   No Sugar-coating About Failure Is Expected

Ask UN Hold Kashmir Vote   Suggest United Nations Supervise Plebiscite to Determine Status

Nehru Dead Set On Carrying Out Kashmir’s Election; UN Help Asked

India-Asks for UN Aid in Kashmir Situation *   Nehru Suggests That ' Organization Conduct A Plehiccite: Cann

Plebiscite In Kashmir Suqagested   Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Wants UN to Supervise Election to Determine Status of That State

 ‘ ° a e Rotarians Sing, Clown to Bring Laughs to Tipton Audiences

“Sore-Arm Special,” All 171 Aboard Vaccinated For Smallpox, Ends Run

Vaccinate 171 Aboard Train in Small Pox Scare   “Sore-Arm Special” Finishes Trip After Alt Are JImmuned

‘Black-Market’ ’47 Cars Sell Here 19 Per Cent Plus Over List Price

Ist British Wave Of Anti-Semitism _ Since War Ebbs   ‘Nearly 500 Arrested in Five - Days of Trouble. Through: out England   3 NEW INCIDENTS DURING THE NIGHT   Mosley’s Blackshirts “Are _ Reported Ready to Be_ gin Another March -

British Wave Of Rioting Starts To Ebb  100 Are ‘Arrested For Anti-Jewish Raids, Assaults

Wesfminster Faces Bright Future With Faculty Additions   Many Improvements Planned For ‘47 At Tehuacana School

BREEZES BEAT NATION'S HEAT   But Farmers Pray foi Showers to Save Their Crops

Crops Are Burning Over Midwest Section _ City Dwellers Enjoy Cooling Breeze: Farmers Need Rain

16 MORE POUNDS OF SUGAR ARE ALLOTTED   Each individual Will Be Granied 35 Pounds Fer 134%, Geverawent Agmoueces

Boost Individual Sugar Allotment   Guarantee 25 Pounds For First 9 Months

Sugar!   Ten Pounds More This Year Than in 1946 Is Virtually Assured

Government Guarantees 25 Pounds Sugar Per Person for Nine Months

JUUAK NOW)  Government Guarantees 25 Pounds For Household Users In First Nine Months

EXPECT SUGAR RATION BOOST FOR CONSUMER   Government Guarantees 25 Lbs. for Housewives During Ist 9 Months

10 POUNDS MORE OF SUGAR LIKEL'   OPA Official Predicts 35 Pounds Per Person Year's. Allowance

Hunt Victims Of Excursion Boat Disaster   Twenty-Four Dead Or Missing In River Boat Explosion At Pittsburgh   CAUSE OF BLAST REMAINS MYSTERY

RIVER GIVES UP 3 MORE BODIES   Nine Known Dead In Blast, 15 Missing And 15 In Hospitals

Mexico s Head Has Busy Day In Capitol   Aleman Hopes For Time To Talk “Loan”

Aleman To Honor Unknown Soldier   Mexican President Receives Tremendous Ovations In Washington

 B-29 Hits Side of   Mountain in Heavy   Rainstorm; Death Toll  ' Already Reaches Twelve

Four-Ply Probe Opens In Crash   Twelve Army Men Are Killed When B-29 Hits Mountain.

One Killed When Plane Hifs Pond   Propeller Kills Boy, Occupants Escape From Water-Filled Pit

Havelock Installs Red Cross Project   No Resident Doctor; Emergency Equipment Available

PRESIDENT URGES SOCIAL SECURIT CHANCES IN NATION   Increased Payments for Recipients Advocated by Truman Today at U. S. Capital.   FIGHT ON SPENDING IS NOW LOOMING

Partition Plan For Palestine FlatlyRejectec   Arab Leader Asks Promise Fulfillment

Partition Not. Solution, Arab Executive Says   Creation of Jewish State Would Entail ‘Another Balkan’ Are:

PARTITION REJECTED BY ARAB SPOKESMAN IN PALESTINE TALKS  CREATION OF JEWISH STATE OPPOSED AS “SOURCE OF TROUBLE”

Arab Leader Says Partition Not To Solve Problem  - Permanent Trouble Would Result : From Jewish State

Says Arabs Will Reject Partition   Warns Creation Of Jewish State Will Cause Trouble

Conference Is Resumed Today  Palestine Partition Rejected as Solution

Place 90,000 Under House Arrest Today   Action Proyoked By Kid. naping Of British Bank-er; Second Within 24. Hours   Judge Spirited Away Yesterday   Curfew Inposed Suddenly; Ann ounced By Loudspeakers In Tei Aviv god Jerusalem

IS AGAINST PARTITION   Husneini Says it Will Net Solve Palpatine Problem

STOPGAP FUND BILL PASSED   Measure Provides Operating Funds Pending Regular Appropriations Bills

CONGRESS CUTS SECOND BILL $105,000,000  White House Now Is  Conciderine Fimde

Congress Passes 10 Money Bills But Cuts Budgef  Action Ends Threat Of Delayed Paydays

CONGRESS PUTS : APPROVAL ON 12 ~ BIG MONEY BILLS   Threat of Delayed Paydays for Thousands of Government Workers Ends With Evactment of One.   $105,455,000 SLASHED FROM TRUMAN BUDGET   Measure Carrying $1,674,158, 630 for Labor Department - and Federal Secur - jty Agency Passed.

Officials Of 44 Municipalities, 2’ Industries Ordered To Explait At Hearings In Harrisburg Nev, 20-21   CITATIONS MADE TO PREVENT ‘LAGGING’

sisk Farmers Increase Their Wheat Acres   Agriculture Department Looks Ahead to Urgent World Food Demand

Larine Day Appeals for New Umpire in Effort to Keep California Divorce

ARCHBISHOP TO BE BURIED ON THURSDAY   Late Prelate’s Betty Lying In State In Baltimore Cathedral; Hundréd< Of Wourners

Basilica Bells Toll For Late Archbishop   Solemn. High Mass. of Requiem Thursday Morning at 10:30

Kight Die In British Pit Blast   Explosion Darkens Brighter Picture In Mine Walkout

9 DIE IN BRITISH MINE EXPLOSION   Toll may Reach 12; Strike Picture Brighter, 15 Pits Resume

U.S. Argentina Test Power Over Latin American:   Bloc Can Defeat Either Proposal for UN Study of Holy Land Issue

Split Over Palestine Procedure   U. S. Proposes Board Of Seven Neutrals; Argentine Wants ], Including Big Five.

Request U. N. Direct Division Of Holy Land  Warn Enforcement  ill Be Required

DECISION 1S MADE WITH RELUCTANCE, CONKECMIAN CAVS   Warns Proposal Will Mean Enforcement Action by UN.   WILL ‘DEFEND RIGHTS’   Bulgaria, Albania Unleash New Attacks on U.S. Policies.

Jews Prepared For Partition Of Holy Land   Some Enforcement By the United Nations Held Essential

Dividing of Holy Land Reluctantly Proposed by Jews  United Nations Repor Shows Enforcement

Say Solution Requires Enforcement   U.N, Is Called Ox to Provide ; Supervisory Unit

Jews Prepared Accept Split Of Holy Land   If Needed To Set Up National Home There, U.N. Told

U. N. Is Informed Jews Willing To Divide Palestine   Arabs Have Already Rejected Partition Of Holy Land And Announced They Would Fight Far Indenendent Arah State

Jewish Bow On Palestine Partitioning   Rabbi Silver Says People Will Sadly Submit To Division

Jews Ready to Accept Plan  For Palestine  *,* DD tettel wen Weil snestciecmem   Partition, However, Will Not Be Easy, Agency Warns UN

Jewish Spokesman Is _ Willing To Agree To Holy Land Partition   Rabbi Silver, Nowever tatimates Theat Loin eee ilar Arab Agreement, ‘We Musil Belend Rights Te the Utmesct’, GCeneard Bebidas

U. N. Informed Jews to Accept Partition Plan   Rabbi Tells A His People While he Trang  mbly Bods

UN AUTHORITY 10 SUPERVISE SPLIT ASKED   Little Hope Seen To Compromise Stand  Taken by Arabs

Arabs Reject Partition and Demand Indepen- dent Arab State; Are  Ready to Fight for - Views

BILLS SIGNED   New Law Denies Payment _ Of Benefits to Strikers; Ban Public Walkouts

Major Labor Bills Signed By Governor  Involve Benefits, Ban on Walkouts ‘By Public Worker

Governor Signs Also Bill Banning Strikes By Public Employes and Requiring Arbitration of Utility Disputes.

Dulf Signs bill Ending Jobless  Aid to Strikers   New Law Also Bans Walkouts by Public Ltility Workers

Russia Uses Veto In Albanian Case   Action Nullifies Security Council Resolution Of Guilt in Corfu Channel Episode; Gromyko_ Charves Greece Failed to Guard UN Delegate

Gromyko's Act Wards Off Britain   Russian Delegate Then Delivers Attack on Greek Reaime.

Will Be Used Only If Voluntary Efforts Fail, Congress Is Told   Needed To Avoid Bust, Chief Warns   Total Of $597,.000.000 In Emergency Aid To Europe Asked By President

Truman Seeks Authority to Impose WagePrice Curbs and Rationing — On Selective Basis When Needed   Would Be Used Only H Voluntary Efforts Fail, He Tells Congress Upon Submitting Ten-Point Program: Requests Stop-Gap Aid te Europe

Seeks to Revive  Rationing on Scarce lfems   Believes Plan Will Curb High Cost  of Livina

LISTS 10-POINT PROGRAM TO FIGHT INFLATION   ‘Drastic But Necessary’

ALSO REQUESTS CONTROLS OVER WAGES, PRICES   President Presents * 10 Point Program to Combat U. §. Inflation

US., Britain Spur German  Self-Feeding   Governments Have Spent $900,000,000 For Bi-Zone Food

REICH GROCERY BILL DISCUSSED   U. S.. Britain Seek Plan for Reducing Food Costs

‘Love Conquers All  ‘Pre-Nuptial Quarrel Is \Forgotten At The Altar

FORMED IN ITALY   Crisis Averted; De Gasperi, Former ‘Leader, Again Heads Group

Storm Roars  Off Coast of North Carolina   Hurricane Passes at Sea, With Only Slight Damage Expected

Rebuke From British UN Commission Gets *Smack in the  Puss.’ S pokesmen Tells Newsmen

Little Hope. of Agreement With Reds ‘on Korea   U. S. State Dept. Taking Over. Responsibility There

Prospects For Korean Amity Far From Good   RUSSIAN AND AMERICAN SPLIT GROWING WIDER

BEVIN TO GIVE U. 5. DETAILS ON EUROPEAN PLAN   ‘Russian Position Uncertain as  Marshall's Motives Are Questioned

KU. HONOR MAN   Second-Year Law Student Is Picked by University. .  Committee   IS. A STUDENT LEADER

NAMED —K. U. HONOR MAN   Second-Year Law Student Is Picked by University  Committee   IS A STUDENT LEADER

COMMODITY MARKET IS HECTIC  ~ Wheat Market Reaches Highest Level In 27 Years: Oil Hiked.

Democracy Has Chance to Hold Western Europe   MacKenzie Says Communists Overhauling Program for New Italian. French Drives

Jemocracy Gaining In West Sector         ‘British Labo re Party’ a Blast At. Reds Shows : ‘Trend. To. Right th Western Europe Mak-ing Progress: -

OF CHINA HALL   Barnsley, Newtown, Speaker At Meeting of  The D. A. R.

REFUGEES AT ~ HAMBURG ARE PUT ON TRAIN   TROOPS OVERCOME THOSE AMONG REFUGEES WHO ‘FOUGHT TO STAY ON:  : *PpANePORT .

She Escapes After Wild Ride In Car   Ilincis Farmer Murders Husband, Dad Of Girl In House Fight; Police Hunt Slayer

Abductor Of Woman Kills 2   Youthful Mother Escapes Kidnaper After Wild Ride: Her Husband And Father Stain

Rockford Farmer  Slays Two, Flees Abducted Wife Frees Self After Wild Ride

DEFUNCT UNITED. STATES: TRUCE GROUP IN CHINA - TO HEAD HOME SOON

Dutch Forces Marching On ‘Indonesian Capital; Claim Control Of Eastern Java

Crooked: Gambling Setup Discovered in Big N.Y. Hotel    Card And Dice Games  Fixed To Fleece The  Wealthy Cullible 

Plane Joins In Fight On Crickets   Plague Has Reached Rich Wheat Country in Oregon

Crickets Attack Wheat Acreage  Plane Joins Battle Against Insects

Seizure Powers Are Challenged  Negotiations Take On Honeful Tune

Challenges Seizure Right Of Truman  "Warns Governors  - To Keep Hands: Ott

Workers’ Counsel Fails To Accept Clark Ruling, Federation Head Declares

NEW EFFORTS ARE MADE T0 AVERT STRIKE   TRUMAN AUTHORITY DISPUTED; TIEUP MAY BE MONDAY

Phone Parleys Assume More Hopeful Tone  Union Charges Clark Is Stretching Law”

Phone Strike May Challenge U.S. Seizure   Union Chief Asserts — Legal Advice Differs With Attorney General

Strike May Occur Even If Governmer: Resorts to Seizure; Authority Upheld ByAttorneyGeneral

UNSAFE COAL PITS BEING CORRECTED      Clark’s Ruling That President May  Seize Phone Industry Brings  Retort From Union

TO CHALLENGE GOVT. SEIZURE:   Dispute Right to Take Over Lines in Case  Of Tieup Monday

UNION TO DEFY TRUMAN RIGHT TO NAB PHONES   Attorney General’s View Disputed By Telephone Worker’s Counsel

Government's Seizure Power ls Challenged   Attorney General Clark Says President May Use War Powers

Phone Leaders  Challenge U.S. Seizure Rights   Beirne Declares Attorney General’s Opinion s Contrary to Views of His Counsel; No Decision on Final Course

U. 5. Can Seize Phone Industry To Halt Strike   Federal Agency Aims At Settlement: Deadline Near

Strike May Occur Even If Seized  Negotiations Take More Honeful Tone

Truman Has Power Says Atty. Clark   Workers Will Ohey Legal Seizure Says Policy Committe Head

Union Challenges U. S. Right to Interfere in Fight for Hicher Wage   May Go Out No Matter What Government Doe: Negotiations Still Going On With Little Pri gress Tyo Report

PHONE SEIZURE HELD POSSIBLE   Clark Gives Opinion on Monday Strike Threat

TELEGRAPH STRIKE ALSO THREATENED   Western Union Walkout Would Mean Complete Communications Tieup

Phone Walkout Looms Despite Plant Seizure   Union Leaders Challenge Government's Power W Lusk bandanas

Walkout May Occur Despite Action of U. S.   Opinion of Attorney General Repudiated by NFTW President

Some Progress Now Reported In Negotiations  Company and Union ~ Conferring Ver san Ww

Stand Raises Possibility Workers Will Strike Even \ If Truman Takes Over Industry.   BIERNE HOLDS CLARK RULING STRETCHES LAW   Progress Reported in Negoti. ations, but Two Sides Are Far Apart With No Aceord in Sight.

OPINION IS CHALLENGED BY LEADER   Strike May Occur Even The Government May Seize Tel. Industry

UNION DOUBTS U.S, AUTHORITY TN HAIT STRIKE   Possible Intervention In Telephone Dispute Challenged by Lawyers

City ElectionIn * LeMars March 31. To Name Officers  - Republicans: Mest: _ Saturday Night. To. Choase Candidates:

‘Soroptimist Club Drive to Open  New Nursery Home   , New Nursery Home Planned in Butte

Soroptimist Club Drive to Open  . New Nursery Home Planned in Butte

Eight Companies, Nation-Wide Bus Combine Named in Anti-Trust Action

Clevelander Becomes Ohio's 5/ th Governor   Simple Ceremonies Mark Inauguration On Capito! Steps

Science, Sea Gulls Join Oregon Farmers in Battling Invasion of Millions of Mormon Crickets

U. 8. TO CHECK ON GRECO-TURK AID PROGRAM  Missions Stand Ready to Leave for Scene

Advance Mission To Plan Spending   $400,000,000 Aid Program To Be Carefully Supervised By Group Of Experts From U. S.

Agree To Truce At Strike-Torn Galion, 0., Plant   Company And Union Agree To Meet After Nicht Of Disorder.

Strained Truce In 9-Week Strike  12 Hour Siege of Dlant Ile Climay

ClO PICKETS SIEGE BROKEN AT OHIO PLANT   Union Grants 350 Workers ‘Safe Conduct’

FIRM AGREES TO ‘MEETING’ NEXT MONDAY   Herbert Refuses to Order National Guard Out; May Test Labor Law

PLANT'S SIEGE ENDS IN TRUCE   Rocks Tossed And Windows Broken In Galion Dispute

Truce Called in Labor Dispute After Workers Are Besieged in Plant

NG” IN HOLLYWOOD AS CONGRESS STUDIES ISSUES     RAGE SCHEDULED INTO “LABOR

LATEST pt BULLETINS  eo — , oe ys ee eee      Urges Control of “Causes that Beget Wars’

DEMOCRATS PLAGE CENTRALIA BLASI BLAME IN REPORTS   Lax Officials Accused in Minority Description of Cause of Tragedy; Green Also Criticized.  PATO RATCIC AT ACCOR

Garssons Called Kikes’, May Says   ‘Aided Them Because Army Men Prejudiced’

May Charges Army Biased   Witmess Says He Rescued Garssons on Contracts

Ford Funeral Services Today   Automotive Industry And City Of Detroit Pay Final Homage To Henry Ford

LAST RITES CONDUCTED FOR FORD   105,000 View Body of Great American Industrialist

Grim Prospect Of Flooding; 3 Inch Snow   Northeast: Nebro  Crecks. Rivers Rising; Major Threat At Ashland.

FBI Probing Into Dairymen Strike   Louisiana Argument ‘Over Milk Enters Fourth Dav.

62 Are Lost in Storm Near Britain   Crews From Four   Crews From Four Vessels Reported Drowned

62 Are Lost in Storm Near Britain  Crews From Four ~ Vessels Reported Drowned

Twenty - Eight Represes, tatives and nati Martin Adopt Resolut ion For at Least 3 Mog          PRS DE an E.  ths Postponement.

MAY CLAIMS HE HAD AUTHORITY   Former Solon Says His Work Helping Out Garssons Aided War Effort

Molotoy's Delay Suggestion Stumps Big 4 Ministers   Some Feel Russia Attempting to Halt Meraer of Zones

CAPE: ART SEES PORTAL PAY AS BUSINESS PERIL   POSES TREMENDOUS ECONOMIC PROBLEM, SENATOR DECLARES

Adm. Mitscher, Wartime Navy Chief, Claimed   Coronary Thrombosis Fatal in Sleep to Task Force Leader

ADMIRAL MITSCHER SUCCUMBS   Heart Attack Is Fatal to Commander Of Atlantic Fieet

ADMIRAL MITSCHER FLEET COMMANDER IDIES IN NORFOLK    Wartime Boss of Famed Task --—--Foree-Suecumbs After—  Heart Attack

Atlantic Fleet Chieftain Dies   Adm Mare Mitseher, Task Foree 58 Boss, Sue cumbs At Noffolk.

Mitscher Of Nava! Fame fs Taken By Death   COMMANDER OF FLEET IN ATLANTIC DIED IN NORFOLK

Adm. Mitscher Dies in Slee   Heart Disease Takes Famed *Scource of Jananese’

Heart Ailment Kills War Chief   Had Celebrated 60th Birthday Last Sunday

HERO OF -MANY-WAR -OPEDA.  ONS IN THE PACIFIC  ““*SUCCUMBED AT AGE 8 7 ge ge

Adm. Mitscher, Jap Conqueror, Dies Suddeniy  Heart Ailment Fatal To Commander   Heart Ailment Fata To Commander Of Atlantic Fieet

FAMED FLEET LEADER DIES   Adm. Mitscher, Pacific Task Force Commander, Dead  After Short Illness

Marc Mitscher Hero of Pacific War, Is Claimec   Heart Attack Is Fatal to Chief of Atlantic Fleet

Atlantic Fleet Commander Die:  Became Famous in Actions in Pacific

ADM. MITSCHER DIES IN NORFOLK NAVAL HOSPITAL   Noted Officer Lead Famous Task Force 58 During Pacific War

Marc Mitscher, 00, Dies Today  Entered Hacnital ar   Entered Hospital on Birthday, Jan. 26

Sudden Death of Admiral Mitscher Ends Brilliant Fighting Career -

Atlantic Fleet Commander Dies  Became Famous in Aebiane tn Dactftn

Admiral Mitscher, Commander of Atlantic Fleet, Dies   Achieved Fame In Pacific With Aircraft Carriers

Heart Attack Proves Fatal  To Mitseher   Vice-Admiral Blandy Named To Succeed Atlantic Fleet Chief

HEART ATTACK KILLS FAMOUS NAVAL LEADER   Death Comes Week After He's Stricken In Washington

Heart Attack Fatal To Adm. Mitseher   Chief of Atlantic Fleet ond Wartime Task Force Leader Dies at Age of 60

Admiral Passes At Capital Today   Death of Admiral Marc Mitscher Attributed To Heart Attack

Famed Carrier Chief in Pacific  War Passes   Sick for Week; Led Tasl Force 58 to Brilliant Jan Victory

Brilliant Task Force Chief Dies   Coronary Thrombosis Takes Life of Key Carrier Commander

Adm. Mitscher's Death Regretted By Navy Leaders  Blandy To Command U.S. Atlantic Fleet

Admiral Mitscher, Chief Of Fleet, Dies In Sleep  Led Task Force In Pacific War

ADMIRAL MARC MITSCHER DIES ATNORFOLK, VA.   Commander ‘Of At Jantic Fleet At Time -- OF: Death   WAS 60 YRS. OLD   Won Wartime Fame As Commander Of Task Force.

Navy's Mitscher  Dies in Sleep   Heart Attack Fatal to Famed Commander of  Task Foree 58

Mitscher, Naval Hero  Succumbs .   Comniander.: Of::. Ramous Task: Force ’58° Expires In His’ Sleen:

Wiry Little Scrapper Won Immortal Naval Fame  With Task Force 58   Death Follows Heart Attack   He Commanded Hornet _ When She Won Renown As The ‘Shangri-La’

\dmiral Marc Mitscher, 60, javal Hero Of Pacific War, ies At Hospital In Norfolk

PACIFIC NAVAL FIGURE EXPIRES   Famed Task Force 58 Chief, Atlantic Fleet Leader, Dies in Hospital

Commander o! Atlantie Fleet is Dead   Admiral Mitsecher Suffers Heart Attack Dies in His Sleep

Adm, Mare A. Mitscher, 60, Dies Today At Norfolk   Commander of the Atlantic Fleet and War Hero Succumbs Quietly in Sleep

Adm. Mitscher Stricken By Heart Attack   Hard-Hitting Fighter Had, Personal Hand In Subduing the Japancse

Adm. Mitscher Dies In Sleep   Vice-Admiral Blandy Succeeds Pacific Hero as Fleet Commander

Marc Mitscher Dies !n Norfolk Naval Hospital   Fleet Commander Famous For Blows Against Japs

PACIFIC HERO DIES IN SLEEP   4-Star Admiral Mitscher Task Force 58 Chief, Heart Victim

Admiral Dies At Norfolk, Va   Admiral Marc A. Mitscher Hero Of Pacific War Taken By Death   DEATH IS CAUSED BY HEART DISEASE

Y ADMIRAL MARC A. MITSCHER DIES IN SLEEP  Played Havoc With Japs In Pacific

Wartime Boss Of Task Force 58 Is Claimed   Commanded Navy Forces In First Raid On Takvo

Adm. Mitscher Dies In Norfolk Hospital   Leader of Famous Task Force 58 Succumbs To Heart Disease: Death Was Unexpected

Won Renown in Pacific ‘Where He Was Chief - of Carrier Task Force

ADM. MITSCHER HEART VICTIN   Leader Of Famous Tas! Force 58 Dies In Sleep

ADM. MITSCHER IS DEAD AT 60   Leader of Famed Task Force Was Nemesis of Japs During Late War

Adm. Mitscher of Pacific War Fame Dies at Norfolk  Native Badaer Had

Japs’ Nemesis Succumbs To Heart Attack   Died In His Sleep At Nor. folk Navy Mospital Where He Was Ad-.  mitted Jan. 26   Headed Famed Task Force 58   Exploded Myth of “Invincibility” Surrounding Japanese Pacific  Bases —

Adm. Mitscher, War-Time Task Force Boss, Dies  Spectacular Navy Leader Played Havoc With Japs

THREE-TIME WINNER OF NAVY CRASS   Succumbs to Heart Ailment at Norfolk at Age of 60 t

ADMIRAL MARC MITSCHER DIES   COMMANDER OF TASK FORCE 58 HEART VICTIM

Adm. Mitscher Dies, Norfolk  Navy Hospital  i Played Large Part ie ee ee ee eee

FAMED TASK FORCE CHIEF DIES TODAY   Admiral Was Hea’ Of Atlantic Fleet At Time of Death

Adm. Mitscher Dies In Sleep Fleet Commander Hat  oe ed aveneheman Few ht

Adm. Mitscher Dies At Norfolk Of Thrombosis   Wartime Leader Of Task Force 58 Dies One Week After His 60th Birthday

Adm. Marc Mitscher, Wartime Chief of Task Force 58, Dies   Commander In Chief of Atlantic Fleet Victim Of Heart Attack; Dies in Sleep at Norfolk - Naval Hospital: One of U.S. Pacific Heroes

MARC MITSCHER TAKEN BY DEATH   Famed Task Force 58 Chiet Succumbs In Hospital

Adm. Mitscher, Atlantic Fleet Commander, Dies   ‘Heart Attack Fatal to 60 Year-Old Hero of War : Against Japan

WAR HERO WAS COMMANDER OF ATLANTIC FLEET  DIES AT NORFOLK EARLY TODAY OF

‘Taps’ Sound For Hero Of Pacifie War   Adm. Mare Mitscher Dies In Sleep; Post Will Go To Blandy

Adm. Mitscher Is Taken by Death   Blandy to Become Atlantic Chief

Sen. Aiken Raps Cut in  Farm Funds   Senator Aiken Believes Administrative Expenses Can Be Reduced Safely Rat Program Needed

SOLON WARNS GOP OF CUT   Sen. Aiken Says Reductions Voted Agriculture Dept. Will Blast Party

Farm Budget Cut Called ‘Political Dynamite’  Will Blast G. O. P. Off Map If Passed,   Will Blast G. QO. P. Off Map If Passed, Aiken of Vermont Warns Renublican:

Agricultural Fund Cut  Is Criticized  Aiken and Young Claim G. 0. P. Pee Loci Ground

Aiken: Warns GOP on Farm ‘Funds Slash   Declares Approval: of ‘Cuts Would ‘Blast Republican -Darew OFF The Man’?

Aiken Opposed To GOP Slash In Farm Funds   Senator Says 32 Per Cent Cut Will Ruin Republican Party

IS REACTION TO FARM CUT   Sen. Aiken Says GOP Would Be Blasted Oft The Mav

GOP Senators Protest Cut  In Farm Funds  Reduction Would *Riect Party Off   Reduction Would ‘Blast Party Off Map,” Solons Assert

Predicts End Of GOP Unless Cut Restored  "Political Dynamite,” Vermonter Declares

WouldBlast Party Power, Aiken’s View   House Committee's Action Draws Fire Krom GOP Member

New Move Proposed by Philippines   Subcommittee To Seek Solution by Monday Morning’s Session.

Would Rule Until. Issue Is Solved   Proposition Tossed Before 55-Nation Political Committee’ Of Special United Nations Assembly On Palestine

NEW PROPOSALS FOR PALESTINE ~ HEARD BY U,1,   Philippines Suggest Temporary Government Be Set. Up

‘Simple Justice’  Interim Rule For Palestine Is Suggested By Philippines   U. S., Russia Clash On Text Of Orders  For Inquiry Group

INTERIM RULE BY U.N. URGED FOR PALESTINE   Philippines Proposa Given Committee  With Others

New Offer (n Palestine   Philippine Delegates Suggest Setting Up Interim Government

INTERIM TYPE GOVERNMENT IS PROPOSED   NEW SUGGESTION BY PHILIPPINES IS CONSIDERED

Stassen Says GOP Must Make Major Adjustments in U.S. Tariff Policy

GOP Differences Of Policy Aired   Stassen Says Tariff Plan Needs Adjustine

Stassen Gives View ‘On Tariff Changes; Bricker May Quit   Columbus Luncheon Seer as Possible Springboard for Taft;  Stassen Backs Proposal

GOP Presidential Contenders Split on U.S. Tariff Policy   Stassen. and Taft Disagree on Republican Economic Course; Oraters Over United States Renew Pledges of Slashes in Taxes, Spending

Stassen Comment Reveals Conflicts Within GOP Ranks   Minnesotan for a “Major Adjustment” In Tariff Policies

TARIFF POLICIES MUST BE ALTERED, STASSEN . STRESSES   Policy Differences Against Potential GOP Candidates Are Brought Out

GOP Split On Trade   Stassen Favors Current Administration’s Reciprocal Program

GOP MUST ADJUST TARIFF POLICIES STASSEN ASSERTS   FAVORS RECIPROCAL TRADE PROGRAM IN OPPOSITION TO TAFT

TRUMAN TALKS WITH MARSHALL   New Secretary. Of State Vacations; No Date Set For Taking Office

Capital ITU Mav Str: se  Washington Printers   Washington Printers Plan To Take Vote

ARMED FORCES UNIFICATION COMPLETED   New National Security Act Goes Into Effect

Nears Decision on Extra Session  Governor Sets Next Tuesday as Date

UNIVERSAL TRAINING IS FAVORED   General Marshall Is Backing This Policy As Secretary of State

Necessities .. ‘Buys Are Only Half of - What 1939 Cash Could Get 

Living Cost Pattern Ragged   Prices, All Higher, Vary on Same Items in Different Localities

1939 DOLLAR WORTH 50 CENTS  Associated Press Survey Of Cost Of Living Shows You Can Eat Cheapest [In Minneapolis

1939 Dollar Worth  About 50 Cents in  Buying Necessities National Survey Is  Made by Associated Press on Prices

‘39 Dollar Worth 50 Cents Today — But It Buys a Lot More In Some Cities of U.S. Than It Does in Others

Soaring Prices Across Nation Lack Uniformity   ‘Value of Dollar Halved Since 1919 But Widely Differing Prices ‘Exist in Various Parts of Country

1939 DOLLAR WORTH ONLY 50 CENTS TODAY.   irregularity of Price Increases in Various Sections of U.S. Noted in Surve

Impartial Survey Reveals That It  Is Worth Half As Much As In 1939

Survey Shows Cost Of Living Still Soaring   Irregular Boosts Noted In Various Parte OF Country

PURCHASING POWER OF DOLLAR CUT ot PER GENT SINCE ’3!   Survey Of Retail Prices In 13 Leading Cities Shows Cost Vary Over Nation   BIG JUMP IN LAST YEAR

Dollar Values Drop 50 Cents In Eight Years   Survey Shows Money Will Buy More In Some Parts Of U. $. Than In Others   Most Inereases Come Since 1946   13 Cities Checked On Three Fields Of Food, Clothing and Housing Marked For Probes

Survey Reveals ’39 Dollar to be Worth About 50 Cents Now   Retail Prices in 13 of ‘ Leading Cities Strikingly Irregular

 Survey of Living Costs in United States Shows 1939 Dollar Is Worth About 50 Cents Now

Dollar Buys Only 50 Cents Worth Goods   Purchases A Lot More In Some Parts Of U.S., Survey  Of Cities Showa

U.S. Dollar Now Worth Fifty Cents   Survey Shows Half Of Price Increases Have Come Within Past Year; Valves Vary Over Nation

Survey Reveals Varying  Prices   1939 Dollar Value Cut In Half By Rising Costs

. WS. Will Buy 50. Cents Worth of Necessities Today   Chicago, Meat Packing Center Of Nation, Leads In High Meat Prices

DOLLAR WORTH ONLY HALF AS MUCH TODAY AS IN 1939 FOR BUYING NECESSITIES OF LIFE

Your 1939 Dollar Is Worth But PRICES: 50 cents Of Necessities Today

Survey Shows 1939 Dollar Worth About 50 Cents Today   Meat Bills Highest In Chicago   Food Prices Lowest In Minneapolis

1939 Dollar Shrinks Half Last 8 Years   Wide Variation Found in Increase in Cost of Living

Your 1939 Dollar Is Worth Only 50 Cents  In Buvina Necessities. Survey Reveals

Wide Disparities Mark U.S. Prices  For Basie Necessities of Consumer

Dollar Is Worth Only Half As Much As In 1939 When It Comes To Buying  Necessities, Press Survey Reveals   ROUND STEAKS

1939 Dollar Now Estimated To Be Worth Only 39 Cents In Buying Ordinary Necessities Of Life By U. S. Families

Survey Shows ’39 Dollar Worth About 50 Cents   AP Conducts Study in 13 Leading Cities In Wide Area

"—THERE’S WIDE GEOGRAPHICAL GAP. IN KEY ITEMS—  "39 Dollar Worth 50 Cents Today But Rises Vory

Survey Reveals Where You Can Get Most For Your Money; Meat Highest in Chicago

Charges For Necessities Irregular   General Price Trend, However, Shows Big Rise

Survey Shows 39 Dollars Worth Just 50 Cts. Today   Retail Prices In 13 Leading Cities Checke And Reveal Strikingly Irregular Increases In Ordinary Necessities Of I ife.

IN TENNESSEE, THE REPORTS TELL US, AMAN WAS PINCHED FOR WEARING NO CLO THES. !T’S HARD FOR THE MEN TO GET AWAY WITH IT.   Survey of Living Costs Shows ’39 Dollar Worth About 50 Cents Today

*Study of Retail Prices ‘In 13 Leading Cities of  Nation Reveal Strikingly  ‘Irregular Increases

* How Do You Find It? The 1947 Dollar.ls Only Worth 50 Cents in Purchasing Power

WORTH BUT 30 CENTS TODAY   It Buys More in Some Places Than Others, However, Survey Shows.

Purchasing Power  Varies Over U.S.   Show Big Price Boosts In Survey of 13 Cities

39 Dollar Worth But 50c Today   AP Survey Reveals Irregular Rises In Prices in Li Leading Cities

ie tahini  Survey. "Reveals Snliy   Survey: ‘Reveals Some Products Increased; . Eating Now Is Costly

 Survey Of Living Costs Shows 1939 Dollar Worth Only About 50 Cents Today   Re The Ax«sociated Pre««<.

Survey Reveals Irregularity in Soaring Prices   Half or More of Hike In Most Items Has Come in Last Year

- MCMC LALLA AL LALA AMA AAA  SOARING LIVING COSTS MAKE '39 DOLLAR WORTH 50 CENTS

PLAN ROTARY MEET   1939 Dollar Is Worth About 50c Today, AP Survey Shows

SURVEY. SHOWS 1939 DOLLAR'S WORTH HALVED      Irregular increases Noted in 13-City Study Of Prices

YOUR 1939 DOLLAR IS WORTH 50 CENTS TODAY Strikingly Irregular Increases In Prices Revealed In National Survey

Your 1939 Dollar Worth About 50 Cents Today in Buying Necessities of Life

1939 Dollar Worth About 5%¢ Toda y, But Some Cities Better than Others

PURCHASE POWE OF DOLLAR SLUM FROM 1539-FICU          Datlar Worth About 50 Cents Comparison With Purchases __.... Less_Than-Decade-Agn-

Study Reveals Strikingly Irregular Inc  SURVEY SHOWS °3 39 DOLLAR IS WORTH 50 CENTS TODAY

Survey Shows Increases Are - ry Irregular   Minneapolis Food Prices Cheapest In Entire U.S.

Stnke Director Sees No Large Scale Break in  wrence   NO LOCAL VOTE TAKEN

PHONE OPERATOR . RETURNS TO WORK   Strike Director Sees No Large Scale Break in  Lawrence   NO LOCAL VOTE TAKEN

FIRE REFUGEES IN SAD RETURN    Maine Men Return First to Make Blackened Sites Hahitable

Augusta Setup as WAA Headquarters to Stepup Flow of Materials to Maine.

Aid Is Rushed To Homeless In New England   Some Families Return To Northeast Harbor; Building Under Wav

Maine Residents Return To Ashes As Winter Nears   State And Federal Authorities Slash Red Tape To Provide Prefabricated Metal Buildings And cL. Seat yy = FF

Refugees From Fire Return To Homesites   Many Find Only Piles Of Ashes; Loss Is High

REFUGEES RETURN TO MAINE HOME!   Many Find Dwellings Reduced to Piles of Ashes; Fires Under Control.

FIRE REFUGEES RETURN HOME   Many Maine Refugees Finc Only Ashes Remaining; 22 Dead in Nation

Maine Setfles to Task of Rebuilding ts Charred Towns   Many Firefighters Return To Find Own Homes In Ashes

GANG OF 10 MEN ROB NIGHT CLUB   BANDITS OBTAIN CASH AND JEWELRY NEAR LINCOLN, ILL.

SPLIT SEEN IN LABOR CABINET   -. ow Proposed Nationalization Ir Britain Stirs Discord In Attlee Government

Nationalization Plan For Steel Splits Cabinet   Ernest Bevin Favors Postponement Of Changeover During Economic  Crisis   LEFTIST MEMBERS USH FOR CHANGE

9 Violent Deaths Reported In State   Eight Weekend Fatalities Attributed To Highway Accidents; One Suicide

RALEIGH QUIET AFTER BIG WEEK   General Assembly Will Resume Maneuvering Over Pay Issue Monday Night.

Solons’ Stormy. Session  Quieted   Senate Will Name Its Pay Measure Body Monday ~

Last-Minute Hope For Treaty Stirs   Marshall Reported To Have Laid Final U Stand On Austria Before Rie Four

Marshall Anxious For Some Action In Foreign Meet   Rumored One US Adviser Has Left Moscow for Berlin

Door Slightly Open  for Agreement  Marshall Believed  to Have Voiced —   om. _«

HOPE LINGERS FOR AISTRIAN PEACE TREATY   MINISTERS TRY TO BREAK DEADLOCK IN MOSCOW

Chance Still Left  For Austrian Pact   Marshall Lays Down Final U.S. Stand

Big 4 Struggle: 2 ses Over  Austrian Issue   Unable to Eliminate Deadlock: Door Left Open for Agreement

Door Left Ajar For Big 4 Accord On Austrian Pact  Semi-Secret Session Held By Ministers

Ministers Try Rip Deadlock ‘On Austria   Door Is Left Slighty Ajar For Agreement

BlG4 STILL DEADLOCKED OVER AUSTRIA   Russia Stands Pat Or Major Issues To Block Accord

Door Slightly Open for Agreement   Marshall Believed to Have Voiced Final U.S. Stand

Treaty Accord Held Possible      Foreign Ministers Hold Semi- Secret Session on Austria

Troops Rule Marseille, Civil Servants Strike   Disorders Erupt in Southern France And Northern Coal Fields as Crisis  Tootelatinn Neare Final Approval

FRENCH TROOPS ACTTO CURB PORT STRIKI   Vanguard of 1,200,000 Join Strikes; Fight In Marseille

Use Colonial Troops In Marseille Strike         é Virtual “Martial Law On Strike. Torn French City As. Vanguard Of Civil Ser. vice Workers Starts To Leave lehe.-

Troops Repulse Striker Atfacks In ‘Red Capital   Anti-Strike Program Passage Is Assured

Colonials Beat Off Red Attack   Fluries Of Disorder Erupt In Southern France And In Coal Fields Of North.

Virtual Martial Law Clamped On Marseille:  More Frenchmen Sirike

Colonial Forces Take Up Security Positions Throughout Mar. seille; Flurries Of Disorder Erupt In Southern France   SPARK MAY START WAVE OF VIOLENCE

Vanguard Of 1,200,000 Civil Service Workers  Answer Call To Strike

1,200,000 More Civil Service Workers Join Work Stoppage Led by Communists

Marseille Placed Under Army Rule   Strikers, Attempting to Storm Rail Station, Beaten Back ~

ARMY ACTS 10 END VIOLENCE IN PORT CITY   Disorder Continues in Soutff France and Coal Mines in the North.

FRANCE’S TENSION INCREASES TODAY AS STRIKES GROW   10,00) Troops Impose Near-martial [Lay on Marseille; Civil Service Workers Join.  GUARDS ARE SENT TO PROTROT jomy

TAKEN OVER BY TROOPS   Million Civil Service Workers To Join Strikers

10,000 Troopers on Alert In Strike-Torn Marseille   Harbor City under Virtual Martial Law; Disorders Erupt Thruout Southern France

TRUMAN-ENDS-SECOND-YEAR--— AS PRESIDENT OF NATION   POLLS REVEAL CHIEF EXECU TIVE'’S POPULARITY HAS DOUBLED SINCE Oc. TOBER

TRUMAN ENDS HIS 2D YEAR IN WHITE HOUSE   Foreign Policy and Mid-Road Program at Home Win Support

HIS POPULARITY IS AT NEW PEAK      Nation-wide Poll Shews Voters Approval of President as Sixty Percent as Compared with ThirtyTwo Percent in October, 1946,

France Workers Reject Pay Bid, Call Million Out   Action Climaxes 24 Hours  Of Widespread Violence

Areas in Iowa And Missouri Hit by Floods   Tornadoes Strike Spots in Ilinois And Colorado

Floods And MorbidCo- ed TornadoesIn Found Dead Four States Near Purdue

MANY STATES HIT BY FLOODS   Rain-Swollen Rivers Flood Wide Areas In Midwest And Plains States

Winds Felt in ‘Colorado, Tilin ois © Floaels,. Jornadoes Hit. cour States ii Miclwees

Public To Pay Mine Wage Hike  €ie ....J FD... 3... .2. A. FJ shal. .... ¥n....... FR... M.- 28...   Steel Products And Other I tons Due To Cost More

Against Non-Red Government Head   Protests Touched Off by  Bombing and Shooting

ITALIAN CABINET FACING CRISIS AS STRIKES SPREAD   Communist-Dominated Unions Aim At Overthrow Of De Gasperi Reaime

U.S. PROPOSES GERMAN PEOPLE ABIDE BY PACT   Versailles Betrayal Propaganda Hit By Marshall

GERMAN PEOPLE CALLED ON FOR PEACE PLEDGE   secretary Marshall Would Require All Reich Subjects Be Made Responsible,

Drinking, Glamor Out’ For Police   Tulsa Commissioner Bans Drinking On Duty, Posing For News Photogs

Stones Fly At Rally in Philadelphia  Disorder Breaks Up Protest on Filmland Probe

Anti-Probe Rally Broken   Meeting Protesting Red Quiz Smashed By Angry Throng

PROTEST RALLY IS BROKEN UP   Rioting Mars Parley Before Independence Hall

O’Toole Says Special ‘Call’ Of Congress  Is Inevitable   ‘New Yorker Asserts Danger Grows Daily; Rationing Considered

Gives Price Problem All  Consideratior   Truman Makes   No Hint For

High Prices Get Blasts ‘AllOverU. S.   Nation ‘Awaits Truman Decision on. Best Way to Meet Price Situation’   Action Is Ureed

Truman Ponders Decision On Food Price Rise; Promises Action Soon   President Discloses In Letter That He Hopes To Reach Decision Soon “On Best Manner Of Approach” In Price Situation.

Doctor Tells of Detecting Poison  A Little More Would Have Killed Woman.  Toxicologist Says

Toxicologist ‘Testifies At Lockman Trial   Not Much More Mercury Needed To Kill Mrs. McConnell, Docter States.

No Legislation On Income Tax Until January   Republican Leaders in Con. gress Will Not Pusi: IAt Special Session

CUTTING OF TAXES WON'T BE STUDIED AT FARLY SESSICN   Special Congress Meeting Sidetracks Knutson Plan of Lowering Levies in Nation.   MARTIN, OTHERS DECLINE TO ACT

Tax Legisglation To Be Delayed ‘til Regular Session   Knutson Fails to Win Action During Special Congress

GOP Not Seeking Tax Legislation An Special Tern   Knutson Fails to Interest Leaders in Subject for This Year

TAX SLASH MOVE T0 BE POSTPONED   Knutson Fails To Gain Support Of House Leaders

Anglo-Russ Treaty Still ‘Stands But Stalin Has aFew Reservations On His Mind

Stalin, Bevin See \Alike on Treaty; \Changes ‘Needed’   Weakening _Keservation Would Be Taken Out; Refers to Proposals

Anglo-Soviet Pact Changes Necessary   Stalin Agrees Alliance Has Not Been Res ~~ Sudiated

STALIN SUGG RUSSIA, BRITAIN: REVISE ALLIANGE   Dictator Says Treaty Must Be  Strengthened If It Is to.  Be Extended for 50- ~~ Year Term.   HOLDS RESERVATIONS _ WEAKEN AGREEMENT

‘ANGLO-RUSSIAN TREATY HAS NOT BEEN BREACHED   Stalin Agrees With Bevin But Would Strengthen  Present Pact   BRITISH ATTITUDE IS STILL UNDETERMINED

Stalin Would Boister Pact With British   Ready To Extend if The Treaty Is Strencthened.

Stalin Upholds Russo-Brifish Alliance Treaty   Soviet Premier Suggests Changes Before Extension

Anglo-Russian Alliance Still Alive, Stalin Says In Urging Revisions Before Extension  USSR Leader, Bevin A gree Pact Not Dead, Apparently Settling Month-Old Temnest

BEVIN, STALIN WILL EXTEND 20-YEAR PACT   But Soviets Favor Removal of Some Weakening Reservations

Stalin, Bevin See Eye To Eye On Alliance   Stalin For Extension With Some Revision; Canada Delays Views

STRONG PACT [5 URGED BY STALIN   Advises Strengthening Of Present Agreement With Great Britain

LONDON PRESS HAILS STALIN TREATY VIEWS   Papers See Better Relations With Russia in Red Leader’s Concurrence That the Alliance With Britain Stands.

Stalin Asks Strengthening Of Alliance   Would Cement Relationship With British

ANGLO - SOVIET TREATY STANDS   Stalin Says He and Bevin Agree on Pact

ANGLO-SOVIET TREATY UPHELD: Stalin Favors Changes In. Pact With Britain Before Extension:

Stalin Would Reinforce  Alliance With Britain   EMINUMIN, Yan. £4 (AF )]—Frrime Minister stalin has agreed with Foreign Secretary Bevin tha: > 20-year British-Russian alliance has not been "repudiated" but has suggested that it will have be revised and strengthened if it is to be extended to 50 years. an exchanae of notes dicclocec

STALIN EASES TENSION WITH GREAT BRITAIN   TREATY NOT DEAD, BUT REDS WANT REVISION

Stalin Sharing Similar Views ~ With Britishe   40> Year Extension Is Considered in Exchange Of Notes

Soviet-British Treaty Stands, Stalin Declares   Changes Needed To Strengthen It, He Claims.

Russian Agrees Pact Has Not Been Abjured   Pre-Extension Changes in Treaty, However, Are Deemed Necessary

STALINBACKS BRITISH TREATY   Alliance Between Two Nations Still Stands, Deciares  Rieeian ] andar      porovtl Exfoancian

‘Weakening’ Reservations  Under Fire   Exchange of Notes May Help Relations

New Penicillin Use. Forecas!   Death: From: Blood: Clots Would Be.. Reduced ‘Chemists Sav

Employed As Partner Drug To Dicoumarol Use Of Penicillin To Combat Blood Clot Deaths Developed

President Truman Climbs Mountain   Takes Time Out For Orchid Hunt During Stay In Brazil Today   TO MAKE ADDRESS ON FRIDAY NIGHT

Russia Asks Payment of  Reparations   Soviet Requests Include $10,000,000,000, More Steel, Creation of New Set-[Jn far Ruhr

Reds Issue Blast With Claims   Molotov Delivers Scathing Indictment of Three Nations

Beef Stew Costs Up Te 72 Per Cent More Today Than It Did Last May   State Department Of Labor Shows Alarming Price Upswing In Beckley, Charleston, Logan, Wheeling And Huntington

Beef Climbs 66 Pet. Here Tn 4 Months   Price of Stew Up 272 Pet Over 1940 Cost, Says Tahar Department

HEAD OF MARIETTA COL. {§ ASKED TO STRP DOWN ‘AND OUT, FOR REASONS

OHIO FUND BILL OF 984 MILLION HANDED SENATE   House Receives Legislatior To Ban Any Strikes By Public Employees

Ohio Senate Votes 27-6 to Ban Public Employes’ Strikes   House Receives Measure After Completing Enactment of Record Appropriations Bill

State Spending Bills Under Fire  Ganatea Lakac IIn Annranrintinne   Senate Takes Up Appropriations While House Studies Labor Bill

LEGISLATURE SWAPS BILLS   Appropriations Bill Goes To Senate; House Gets Strike Ban Measure

OHIO MONEY ACT GOES TO SENATE   House Gets Strike Ban Measure In Return

Touse Sends $584,797,430 General Appropriations To Senate in Ohio

House Approves $584,797,430 Appropriations Bill ‘By 110-16 Vote: Senate Passes Anti-Strike Measure

pill Pay $900 State Bonus to  War Dead Kin   446 Surv ivors in County To Receive Total of $311,400

CONSERVATIVE YOUNG DEMOS. ARE ENDORSED   Measure Can Be Passed Next Week

‘Conservatives Of Young Demo: Given Approval   Houston Senator Is Author of Bill for Colored Institution

GEN. MARSHALL ASKS UNIFORM GERMAN POLICY   Secretary of State Opposes Use of Denazification as Political Club.

RED POLITICAL SE GHARGED BY MARSHAL   Calis for Uniform System of Clearances in Allied F - Vanac . 

Arms Reduction Approval Is Due   U.S. Wins Victory On Atomic issue

RUSSIA, POLAND REFUSE TO VOTE   ARMS REDUCTION MACHINERY GETS § TO 0 APPROVAL

U. §. Wins Fight For Procedure On Atom Control   Security Council To Give Final Approval To Program Today

UN. VOTE ON WHOLE ARMS PLAN DUE AFTER U.5. GAINS VICTORY  COUNCIL DECIDES TO KEEP ATOM CONTROL UNDER REGULAR BODY

Arms Reduction To Get Action Of UN Council   United States Wins First Victory In Fight Over Control Procedure

UN Council to Vote on Pact   U. S. Wins Preliminary Victory on A-Control Procedure

APPROVAL F ARMS CONTROL PLANS EXPECTEL INU, N, TODAY   Security Council Met Today;  U. S. Won Opening Victory Yesterday

Council Called For Final Okay Of Arms Slash   [Preliminary Victory Won  By- United States-~In —~~“Fighit Over Atoni Control

Plan To Reduce         ; ‘onventional ; rms Approved         J: Council Gives Pre4 liminary Approva uo Ve AU: Ss. Plan. ,

Russia Gives In  On Arms   Enforce Power Cuts With Heavy Penalties Fer Violators; Order Blackout On Streets

UN SCANS ARMS SLASH MEASURE   Council Summoned To Study Entire Machinery of Disarmament Program

SECURITY BODY VOTES AGAINS® RUSSIAN STAR   Plan Will Take Atonfi Weapons Qut of Study on Arms Reduction

Russians Fail To Use Veto  On Measure   Leaves Atomic Energy Out Of furisdiction Of Arms Reduction Group.

May Approve Arms Limitation Plan Today   UN Security Council Summoned for Final Huddle on Prablem

REDUCTION aL   U. S. Wins Preliminary Victory in Fight Over Atom  m™ + tt wm... tk.

Stimmoned To Approve Arms Reduction Plan   UN Council Expected To Okay Procedure Today; Preliminary Victory For U. 8. A.

U.N. T0 TAKE ARMS ACTION   Final Vote Set for -Poday.After-Earlier Victory for U.S,

UN. Ready To Approve Ways To Slash Arms   Onited States ° Winner In The Fight Over Atomic Issue. :

FINAL VOTE DUE TODAY ON ARMS STUDY   Security Council Is Summoned to Approve Proposal for Planning All Armament Reduction Except for A-Bomb.

FOR UN APPROVAL   Arms Reduction. Plans Are Ready for Security  Council Action

U.N. Council Called To Pass Arms Cut Step   Preliminary Action Sets Aside Atom Data as U.S. Wants

$708,000 to Betty Grable Top Salary Paid to Film Star   Payments to Directors and Industrialists Much Higher

Betty Grable’s $208,000 Stipend Tops Film Stars’ Salaries, 1945; -C. P. Skouras Gets Biggest, $568,143

Betty Grable Gets Highest Salary Of U.S. Women: Skouras Heads Lisi

Betty Grable Highest Paid of Hollywood Movie Stars   Shapely Mise Cets More Than Husband Who Blows a Horn New List Discloses

REPORT HIGHWAYS ARE PLENTY SLICK   Nine Accidents Yesterday on 24 Between Topeka and Lawrence   TIE UP ON THE BRIDGE

Nine Accidents Yesterday on 24 Between Topeka and La  iwrence   TIE UP ON THE BRIDGE

$93,000,000 IS LOANED FRANCE BY U.S. BANK   Truman In Huddle With Advisers On Aid  To Eurone

 U.S. Grants $93 Million For Coal; Raw Materials  French Given Use Of ‘Funds For Emergency

FINANCIAL HELP - ASSURED FRANCE   U. 8. GIVES PARIS PEEMISSION TO SPEND PART OF $185,000,000 CREDIT.

First Attack Is Levelled At Harriman.  Byrnes Is Branded. As A “War Instigator” By Soviet Press”

INVESTIGATION OF VOTING FRAUDS ASKED   Senator Ferguson Would Probe Frauds In Kansas City

FERGUSON TO ASK SENATE PROBE OF K. 6, VOTE FRAUDS   Three Federal Judges Questioned on Their Conclusion Grounds for Inquiry Was Lacking.   BASED DECISION ON SAM WEAR REPORT   District Attorney Had Laid Before Them Summary of FBI Findings Last Fall.

Sen. Ferguson Asks Probe Of Primary   Judges Questioned Re. garding Testimony In Kansas City

Probe Sought In Vote Fraud   Senator to Suggest Action Tu Kaneas Citv Case

Senator Asks Full Probe of Primary In Kansas City   Committee Quizzes Three U. S. Judges Wh  Rejected Investigation

Full Senatorial Probe Demanded of Reported Kansas City Vote Fraud

SEN. FERGUSON TO RECOMMEND ELECTION PROBE   Believes Senate Should Look Into Primary In Kansas City   THREE JUDGES ARE CLOSELY QUESTIONED

State Legislature Convenes in First Session Tomorrow  Face Most Serious

state Legislators Face Financial Worries as  They Meet Wednesday

Legislature Of State To Open On Wednesday   Financial Worries Worst Since 30s; Additional Taxes Almost Assured

REVEAL PLANS FOR BUDGET CUT   GOP Leaders Plan Cut of Six Billion Dollars to Spending Budget — Will Use Pressure on Executive Departments to Cut Their Expenses.

House Passes Bill To Extend Trade Controls   Export, Import Curb Would Be Continued Until Next March

Marshall Summons Top Aides to Chart Course Before U.N.   World Envoys Stream lo Gotham For Assembly Opening ‘Tuesday; Balkan. Veto Problems on Tap

UN Assembly Delegates. Are Gathering   i Open Session ‘ Tuesday. _In New York City

Aggressive American Program Laid Down for Meeting of World Leaders.

Crucial Problems Confront UN Diplomats Who Will Meet in New York Tuesday

Marshall Begins Study. of Plans For UN Sessior   American Delegation Holds First Policy Huddle in New York City   SECRET MEETING SCHEDULED TODAY   List of East-West Stalemates Is Being Considered By Leaders

HANNEGAN HAS OPENED DRIVE. FOR NOMINATION OF TRUMAN   WHITE HOUSE DENTES ADVANCE KNOWLEDGE OF : SPEECH MADE BY DEMO- — CRATIC CHAIRMAN

Cascade People Killed Friday In Car Wreck   Fatal Mishap Is On Peosta Road At Blind Corner

NORTH CASCADE ROAD SCENE OF FATAL MISHAP   Brother and Sister of Bernard Victims  Of Tragedy

Sen. Taft's Presidential Prospects Pick Up With Passage Of Labor Bill

LABOR VICTORY BOLSTERS TAFT CHANCES IN °48   Senator’s Committee Choic Last December Looms As Clever Decision

Truman, Hannegan To Discuss New Demo Chairman   Sullivan, Anderson Seen as Likely Successors to Post

President And Bob Hannegan Meet Tuesday   Leaders Expected To Discuss New Chairman For Democratic Party

Chairman of To Be Picked  Demo Group May Be Sullivan  Or Anderson

DEMS TO PICK NEW NATIONAL CHAIRMAN SOOM   Choice Believed To Lie Be tween Sullivan And Anderson For Job

Successor To. Hannegan To: Be Named Soon   Health. Forces. ‘Dems’ National Chairman to Quit  gee

2-Day Mame Port Fire Controlled; 200 Homes Ruined   Woodland Blaze Had Forced   Removal of 5,000 Resi” dents from Town   FLAMES THREATEN BAR HARBOR AREA   Advancing Out of Control Along Eight-Mile Front; Guardsmen Called

TOWN BATTLES. FOREST BLAZE   200 Dwellings Already Lost In Raging Maine Fire

Maine Forest Fire Brought Under Control   Had Destroyed ...200. Homes;, More> Spring Up in Mich.

Flames Are Brought Under Control After Firemen and Volunteers Fight It Almost Two Days — One Man Is Dead And 200 Homes Are Destroyed

Blaze Brought Under Control: One Man Dies   200 Homes, Two Hotels Destroyed In MAnine Villane

FOREST FIRE MAY ENGULE ENTIRE TOWN   Units From Three States Battling Flames That Have Burned 200 Homes.

Raging Forest Fires  200 Homes, 2 Hotels, Grade School Lost as Volunteers Halt Kennebunkport Blaze

Raging Forest Fire Out of Control: 1000. Men Battle Flames; Guard Readied; Massachusetts Menaced

Forest Fire Hits Maine Seaport  MAA OS... mt!   200 Homes Ruined In Kennebunkport Before Flames Are Finally Controlled:

200 MAINE HOMES DESTROYED TODAY BY CHANGING FIRE   All of Kennebunkport Is Threatened by Flames; One Dead and Three Are Missing.   GOVERNOR FLIES TO DIRECT WORK

RUSSIAN METHODS SCORED BY DEWEY   Says Moscow Employing  U.N. as Sounding Board

Hew Cold Front Predicted For ‘Texas-On Tuesday   Weatherman Says Mercury to Drop Below Freezing

NEW LEAGUE T0 SUPPORT ‘IKE’   Movement Reorganized T Sponsor Chief of Steff as Next President

2 FREED AT KC. VOTE FRAUD TRIAL   JUDGE ALBERT RIDGE pISMISSES CHARGES AGAINST ELECTION JUDGES.

Buyers Cheer Cuts in Food,  Soap,Building   Newburyport Plan Gaining Impetus as Merchants ¥ield to Demands

War Against Prices Jumps Across Nation  ~— ~~   Truman Praises Newburyport Lead

Fight on High Prices — Spreads Over Nation, ew Slashes     Bringing 

Newburyport Price Plan ains New  Adherents  Some Wholesalers And Manufacturer  Join Retailers

OBSERVERS TELL OF TERRORISM IN POLISH ELECTION   U.S. Ambassador Informed People Intimidoted By Armed Forces

6 STATE DEPT WORKERS LOSE HEARING PLEAS   Sextet Was Dismissed For Reasons Of  Cc. -. 7 © cn

Bodies of Two Lyon Coon ‘Men: Are Among Those Returned to: 0:5; Today

Bodies of Two Lyon County Men Are _ [Among Those Returned to U.S. Friday

BIG TRANSPORT PLANE MISSING   ‘Cratt Believed To Have Crashed along Coast

No Nearer To Peace, Says Pope   Nations Must Give Up Some of Sovereignty, Says Pontiff on Eve  Of Sth Anniversary

Nations Must Give Up Some Rights, Pope   Atom Bomb Should Persuade Leaders to  Reach Agreements

Nations Must Work For World Peace, Says Pope Pius XII   By Charles H. Guptill and John P. McKnight World Copyright, 1947,

Pope Pleads For Nations  To Yield   Ponti? on Eve Of Anniversary Requests Sacrifice:

Pope Sees Concessions ~. as Essential to Peace   (World Copywright. 1947. By The Associated Pres:)

Pope Declares Nations Must Surrender Some Of Their Sovereignty   Declares Atomic Weapons Should Persuade Leaders of Nations of Obligation To Find « Lasting Peace

PEACE PACT IS URGED BY POPE   Pontiff Says Nations Must Surrender. Some Soyereian Rights

Pope Says Nations Must Surrender Rights To Reach World Peace   Pius Xil Declares There Has Been No Markec Improvement in Outlook for Lasting Peace in Last Year; Anniversary Is Noted

Nations Urged Ic Yield For Peace   Give Up high a Rights, Pope Asks

STRIVE TO CEI WORLD PEACE   Pope Says Sovereign Rights ot Nations May Have to Be Surrendered   CLAIMS LEADERS MUST UNDERSTAND OBLIGATIONS   By Charles EL Guptill and Jobin P. McKnight Worl Copyright, #947

Pope Pius Says Nations Must Give Up ‘Some Sovereign Rights to Keep Peace

‘Pope Says Peace Altainable If Nations  Surrender Some of Richts

Formula for a Lasting Peace Is Advanced by Pope   Says Nations Must Surrender Part of Soverelan Pawere

 FORMULA: “FOR PEACE -   Nations Must Give. Up \Some Rights—Pone~

Pontiff Warns Nations Must Yiel Some Rights to Win Lasting Peace   No Marked Improvement in World’s Outlook For Peacé During the Last Year, He Says; Shows Concern Over Moscow Conference

 Fope Pius Veciares Nations to Surrender Some of Sovereign Rights to Have Peace

Nations Must Surrender Some Rights, Says Pope   Pontiff, On Eve Of Eighth Anniversary of Coronation, Declares Such A Course Necessary Lf Just And Lasting Peace Is To Be Achieved

POPE SAYS NATIONS MUST YIELD RIGHTS   World Copyright, 1947 by THE ASSOCTATED PRESS

Reserve Rights Lasting Peace   Pope Pius NIP States That Atomie Bomb Should Per suade Leaders.

INTER-AMERICA TREATY GAINS MORE SUPPORT   Dominican Republic To Ask Probe Of ‘Revolt’

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS  SOUTH LANGHORNE MAN MEETS DEATH IN FLAMING TRUCK

Truck Driver Burns To Death   ‘Trapped In Cab Of Burning Vehicle When Truck Strikes Abutment

Spends Night Of Terror In Tourist Camp   Kidnaper Fails To Attempt Collection Of Ransom Money

Heiress, 17, Qutwits Kidnaper and Fscanes from fourist Court Cabin

11-Year-Old Gal Safe After Flight From Kidnap Cabin   California High School  Pupil Held for $10,000  Ransom   ABDUCTOR ELUDES  DETECTIVES’ TRAP   Fails to Appear at Bar to Collect Money Posted By Parents

Girl Tells How She Outwitted Her Abductor   Alice Devine Shows Courage Escaping From William Giles

GIRL OUTWITS. HER KIDNAPER   ESCAPES TOURIST CABIN WHILE CAPTOR 1S ABSENT

Father Was Ready to Pay $10,000 Ransom   Suspect Dodges Two Police Traps; Wide Hunt Begins

Struggles Free From Her Bonds In Tourist Cabin   Seventeen-Year-Old Alice Devine Qutwits Her Abductor Who Held Her for $10,000 Ransom; Officers Scour California for Kidnaper.

Girl Outwits Kidnaper Seeking $10,000 Ransom   Man Posing as Newswriter Sought after California : Plot To Get Rich Quick Fails

Kidnapper Outwitted in Attempt to Get $10,000— High School Girl Frees Herse!t from Ropes, Flees Tourist Camp Hideout

I7-YEAR.OLD MADE HER ESCAPE. . WHILE KIDNAPER WAS AWAY  “ARRANGING DETAILS OF RANSOM.

CALIFORPIA GIRL FLEES FIDNAPER SEEKING $10,000   Abductor Eludes Tran After She Frees Herself and Notifies Parents   HELD IN TOURIST CABIN   Hunted Man Poses as Writer Seeking Material for Feature Article

TREN-AGE GIRL FLEES ABDUCTOR IN MOTOR COURT   Suave Kidnaper Eludes Police At Ransom Point

DEVINE GIRL, 17, ESCAPES. FROM HER ABDUCTOR   Middle-Aged Man Fails to Keep Rendezvous to Collect $10,000 Ranson

Kidnaping Is Foiled By High School Gir   CALIFORNIA LASS MAKES ESCAPE FROM HER CAPTOR

ee ae. rene eee emer      California Girl Outwits Kidnaper, Escapes Tourist Cabin Prison

School Girl Outwits Kidnaper   California Blonde Escapes From Suave Man Before He Collects $10,000 Ransom.

HIGH SCHOOL Gin ESCAPES KIDNAPER CFEKING RANSOM   Well-Dressed Man Is Now Object of Search by California Policemen After Abduction.   VICTIM UNHURT, REPORT STATES

Victim Outwits Suave Kidnaper   17-Year-Old High School Gir] Escapes Abductor After $10.000 Ransom Aaked

WATER FAMINE HINDERS WORK IN STORM AREA   Oklahoma, Texas Count 151 Dead With Over 600 Injured

N. Y. Wages Battle ForSnowRemoval   Prospects Brighten Fullowing Record Fall: Death Totals in East Set At 6]

New York Digs From Beneath ‘Record Snow      More Than 17,000 Men Push Ahead In Giant Struqale

17,000 WORKERS ARE REMOVING NEW YORK SNOW   Transportation Nearly Back To Normal; Food Supplies Ample

WATCH THE LEVEES   Residents Along River Brace for Highest Flood  in History

Flood Menace Center Shifts  Moves From lowa to Missouri and Illinois

Brace for Record Floods in Illinois And Missouri   U.S. Engineers Work To Prevent Break In Weakened Lauvaae

Flood Waters Hit New Marks In Two States   Rivers Receding In Part Of lowa, But Levees In Missouri, Dlinois Are Wenkened

FLOOD THREAT MOVES SOUTH   WATERS RECEDE IN IOWA LOWLANDS AS MISSISSIPPI RISES

Record Flood Looms Along Mississippi   U. S. Army Engineers Work Feverishly to  Save Levees; People Prenare to Evacuate

FLOODS GARRY NeW THREATS TO Alb RIVER   Keokuk and Cities to’ South Strengthening Levees Against Disaster.

Worst Floods In Years Feared On Mississippi   Waters Are Rising On Levees Weakene: By Prolonged Rains

Hannibal To Receive Crest Tomorrow   “Army Engineers Work To Prevent Levee Failures

SOUTHERN IOWA FACING FLOODS   Residents in Keokuk Area Await Rising Waters

Flood Waters Are Receding   Weakening Of Levees Adding New Dangers

Brace for High Waters South ‘Of Keokuk Today   Floods Receding in Most fowa Regions.

Work to Prevent Major Breaks in  Weakened Levees   lowa River and Other Streams Continue to Rise After New Heavy Rains

Highest Flood Waters In History Sweeping Along The Mississippi   Missouri And Hlincis Residents Bracing To Mee Crests With Levees Already Weakened By Flood Of Last Week.

TWO STATES BRACED FOR RECORD FLOODS   Mississippi Batters Levees  In Missouri, Illinois  7

Illinois, Missouri  Brace for Floods Waters Throughout lowa Are Receding

‘YOUTH’ ORGANIZATION FLAYED — AS LINKED WITH. COMMUNISTS   “AMERICAN YOUTH FOR DEMO. CRACY”. BRANDED AS BEING TOOL FOR THE RED  . FRONT .

Chileans Expel - Yugoslav Agents   Government Accuses Pait of Plotting Sabotage

Chile Expels * Two Yugoslav . Diplomats      Says Mission: Was To Sabotage United States

STRIKES USED TO CRIPPLE U.S., SAYS OFFICIAL   Called Attack on ‘Continental Defense Policy”

Control Of Young Gore Atom Metals Goes To Pen Is Tightened To End Life

Tight Control Placed on Aiomic Material   License System for Use and Export Ordered

TIGHT ATOMIC RULES SET UP   Regulations to Control Al Sources of Energy Drawn Up by Commission

Wartime Control Over Uranium Is To Be Continued   Announcement Made By Atomic Energy Commission ©

U.S. to Guard AtomicEnerg)   Uranium, Thorium Sources Will he Controlled

RUSSIAN BLOC MAY BOYCOTT YEAR-ROUND UN   Washington Proposes Free Election In Korea

Gromyko Hints Soviet Bloc May Boycott U.N. ‘Little Assembly’ Plan

PLANES FLY FROM FORT. WORTH TO COAST. AND RETURN  ‘Massed Flight Of B:-29s ‘Bomb’ Los Angeles In. “Impressive Show Of Nation’s * Aerial Strenath

RENDEZVOUS IN ABILENE  Los Angeles Is ‘Bombed’ By B-29 Fleet from Texas

Vote To Slash Truman Figure By 18 Per Cent   Would Give China $60,000,000 Aid

HOUSE GROUP CUTS, TRUMAN'S FOREIGN AND PLEA 18 PCT.   Slashes $597,000,000 Figure to $489,000,000, Then Tosses in $60,000,000  for China.   SENATE CONTINUES : DEBATE ON RELIEF   Bill May Reach Vote Today —Demands Voiced for Halt _ +in Shipment of ‘Supplies to Russia.

$60 Million for China Added By Committee   Relief Program of Truman Undergoes Broadside Revision

18 Per Cent Cut In Stop-Gap Aid £¥ House Group  $60-Millions Added fo   $60-Millions Added for China; Anti-Inflation Move Is Pushed

House Group Votes Slash In European  Aid Total   Favors 18 Percent Fund Reduction: Votes 60 Million To Help China

GUTS 18 PER CENT. FROM SUM ASKED BY THE PRESIDENT   Senate, Debating Stopgap Plan, May Reach Vote Today.   STRESS NEED OF SPEED   Resolution to Ban Sale of ' Goods to Russia Hehaten.

Truman's Aid Request Cut By Committee      Sixty Million Fund Thrown ds For Chinese. > Reliet

House Group Votes To Cut Stop-Gap Aid   Committee Throws in $60,000,000 For China Relief

House Group Slashes European Aid Request   Cuts Truman Proposal 18 Per Cent, Throws In $60,000.060 For China

HOUSE COMMITTEE SLASHES TRUMAN'S EUROPEAN HELP REQUEST BY 18 PER CENT

SHEARING IS GIVEN TRUMAN PLAN IN HOUSE   Committee on Foreign Affairs Would Make Cut of 20 Per Cent

Coninittee, However Adds On Appropriatior Of Sixty Million Fo China -

House Group Votes To Cut $597 Million Kuropean Aid Fund   18 Per Cent. Slash In President’s Request Approved By Committee; $60 Million Is Added For Emergency Help To China

Aid hequest Amputated, Rearranged  Committee Cuts Proposed Plan ’ For Europeans

Report 19 Leave Plane By ‘Chute   —Crewmen successfully Evacuate  B-29 Before Crash Occurs In Texas

CALENDAR LISTED FOR COURT'S TERM IN GREENE COUNTY   Cases Are Scheduled to Be Tried in Circuit Tribunal at Bloomfield; First to Be Heard Sept. &.   PANELS OF JURORS ALREADY CHOSEN

NAMES OF JURORS DRAWN FOR COURT   May Term to Open or Next Monday; Select Veniremen.

Hendricks Defense Alleges 24 Errors In Bribery Trial   Motions For Néw Trial, Arrest Of Judgment Filed At Holbrook

Big Western Reclamatior Program Violates Law, Declares Sen. Bridges

VFW Benefit Play To Be Thurs.-Fri.  Comedy to Feature Local Cast, Child

VFEW Benefit Play To Be Thurs.-Fri.   Comedy to Feature Local Cast, Child Popularity Contest

Officers Scouring Brazos River Bottom; Al] Rat 19 Cenviets Are Recaptured

D’Ewart Says Debt Management Is Main U.S. Problem  Congressman Speaks At Stockmen’s Convention Today

OFFICIAL RAPS LABOR BILLS   Schwellenbach Says Pend ing Legislation May Lead To More Disputes

Labor Dept. Head Blasts Bills Passed.  Hits Weakening Union's Position:

MAIN ISSUES, OVER ATOMIC CONTROLS STILL DEADLOCKED   Situation No Farther Than A Start of Discussions Nine  Months Ago

» Atom Bomb Contro Issues Deadlock   Security Council Returns Problem to U. N. Commission

Atom Problem Thrown Back To U. N.; Russia, U. S. Still Deadlocked

Deadlock Holds On U.N. Front   United States and Russia See Little Progress On Agreement

DEADLOCK CONTINUES ON U.S, ATOMIC PLAN   Control Problems Returnec To UN’s Commission

MAIN ATOMIC ISSUES STILL ARE SNAGGED   U. S. And Russia Make Ne Progress Toward Plan

Crash Fatal For Kearney College Man   Dr. Burke Dies After Accident Shelton Crossing

Foreign Policies Toward Germany Listed by Paper   Demilitarization Is Also Required, Soviet Commentator Asserts

Russia Regards. German. Disarmament Imperative   Statement in Soviet Periodical. tanked Upon as Preview of Policy

Britain Gets 60 Million In Dollars  Makes Deal With  International Fund

AT LEAST TWO DIE AS BUS OVERTURNS   Four Injured Seriously in Accident on Route 40, In tlingie

GOP FRESHMEN " ASK FOR VOICE   Leader of Movement Denies ‘Revolt’

Hirohito Knew in Advance Pearl Harbor Strike Plans Talked With Naval General Staff

VOTE FRAUDS ~ REPORT MADE   J o re FABI.HEPORT 1S STUDIED BY  SENATE COMMITTEE PROB:  ING CHARGES IN   MISSOURI

Strikes Hit Shipping and Auto Output   ‘No .Contract’ Situation Fails to Halt Work on West Coast; St. Louis Has Transit Tie-In

' Four Flee Frisco Hospital, Armed; Take One Hostage  Medical Corpsmen Overpowered;  Dangerous Maniacs Make Escape

U. S. Enlarges Its Demands For ‘ Disarmament   AMERICA WANTS BAN ON ALL FORMS OF WEAPONS

United States Widens Demand in UN for Worldwide Disarmament Inspections

Eisler Must Face ContemptCharge   House Members Act On Communist’s Refusal to Testify

EISLER CITED FOR CONTEMPT   House Takes Action After Hearing Him Tormed ‘Dangerous’

Late Bulletin  House Cites Eisler, Alleged Red Agent, On Contempt Charge:

Hold Eisler In Contempt   ‘Vote Is-370 to 1 With Only New York’s Marcantonio Voting “No”

Eisler Contempt Charge Awaitmg ~ House Approva   Ccramittee Also Files Briefs On Conspiracy and Tax Evasion

MAY GET EISLER FOR CONTEMPT:   JUSTICE DEPT. DOUBTFUL ABOUT OTHER CHARGES

COMMUNIST IS CITED BY VOTE FOR CONTEMPT   House Takes Action to Bring Charges For Failure to Gwe Testimony   ONLY ONE SOLON VOTES ..- AGAINST.-CITING--ACTION

Eisler Cited As Supreme Communist   Described As ‘One Of The Most Dangerous Men Ou American Soil.’

Dollar-a-Pound Pork Chops, Baco Seen as Hog Prices Hit New Peak   Soaring Prices Should Reach Consumers By This Week-End;Upsurge Blamed on Unusually Small Market Receipts and Heavy Demand

DOLLAR PORK  CHOPS SEEN AS POSSIBILITY IN HOG SHORTAGE   Live Porkers  Hit Record Of $29 On Chicago Market Yesterday

if You Eat High on Hog, Get Ready For Days of Dollar Chops and Bacon

Low Receipts, High Demand Bring Record   DoNar Chops. Bacon Forecast This Week

‘Dollar a Pound Pork Chop: Seen as Hog Prices Advance Bacon, Also May Reach That Figure

Pork Chops and Bacon Soon $1 a Pound  Hotshot Hog Is Definitely Monarch of All He Surveys

Hog Prices Hit All-Time High Ficure   Pork Chops at $1 Pound Held Likely as Result Of Sharp Advance Made During Recent Weeks

Hog Quotations Soar To Record Highs In Nation's Markets   Officials Expect Low Receipts At Stock: yards Until May or June; Spring Sales Will Be Small

HOG PRICES AT ALL-TIME HIGH AT STOCKYARDS   Expect Increased Prices To Hit Consumers Later This Week: Shortage Of Pork May Last For Months.

Bacon, Pork At $1 Pound Seen As Hog Prices Rise  ” Hogs Soar To $29 - Per Hundred [:hs..

$30 Reached On Markets In Chicago   “Dollar Bacon” And Pork Chops Sighted; Grain Futures Advance

A Dollar Pork Chop      Hog Prices Hit New Highs In Nation’s Markets; Top $29.00

PORK CHOP MAY SOON COST $1.00 A POUND AT BUTCHER SHOPS AS RESULT ‘OF SHARP ADVANCE IN PRICES OF HOGS

Price Of Pork To Skyrocket   Dollar Bacon Predicted As Hog Prices Hit All- . Time High

Mean$1-Pound  Chops, Bacon   Increased Price Of Pork Will Be Felt This WeekEnd In Retail Outlets

All-Time Record Prices Be ing Paid, Demand Strong And Run of Hogs Small

Pork Chops, Bacon ‘Price of Dollar a Pound Possibility   ‘Sharp Advance in Price of - Live Hogs Will Be Re: flected in Markets. :

‘Pork Chops, Bacon May Soar to $1   Would Result from All-time Record Highs Now Being Paid for Live Hoas

See $1 a Pound For Pork Chops   Consumer Demand Up; Grain Futures Soar

PORK CHOPS, BACON AT $1 POUND SEEN   Hog Prices Hit Record Highs In Nation's Livestock Markets

PORK CHOPS MAY COST $1 A POUND   DOLLAR BACON ALSO SEEN AS RESULT OF RECORD HOG PRICES

PORK PRICES IN UPWARD MOVE   Chops Soon May Cost $1 Pe Pound, Experts Believe

DOLLAR PER POUND PORK CHOPS SEEN ‘AS PRICES GO UP   Pork-on-the-Hoof  Prices Soar to Record Highs in Nation's Livestock Marts

Pork. Chops. al Back -a-Pound Due Here Soon   Consumer Detaand and Low Run of Hogs Send Prices to Record Hight

‘Hogs Hit $30 For New AIL. Time Chicago High   Prices on Interior lowa Markets Soa   From $1 to $1.25 Per Hundred

Pork Chops May Hit $I a Pound  wn Berean’ Alen a Paceibilitv ac Bacuit af Sogrina Prices

Hog Mart Reaches All-Time High $1-Pound Chop Seen  Prices for Pork Cuts Are Expected to Zoom; Supply Scarce

U.S.A. Open Target For Atom Bombs  Could Be Reached By Trans - Polar Assault

Horror of What U.S. Faces in Sudden Blow Makes Atomic Solution First’ for Nations

JOHNSON CASE NEARING END   Trial of Former Jurist And Five Others Expected To Be Ended This Week

Congress to Make Picard Action Law   Moves Rapidly to Confirm Decision to Dismiss the Suits

LAWMAKERS PLAN PORTAL ACTION  :   DECLARE THEY WILL NAIL DOWN BY LAW PART OF PICARD’S RULING,

Eisenhower  Backs UMT   Universal Training Play: Major Role- In Defense Army Chief Declares

Blast Near Too  in Texas Tragedies: Hurricane of 1900 Is Rated as Worst

FAIR, WARMER FOR CHRISTMAS   Heavy Snowfall Covers Parts of Nation

Not A White Christmas Here  Sunny Weather Forecast For This Area Tomorrow

Englishman Hits 403.135 Miles Per Hour on Bonneville Salt Flats, And That’s a Mile in 8.93 Seconds *

Cobb Drives Automobile 400 MPH   Englishman Travels Distance of Mile in 8.93 Sec. for Record

BRITISHER SETS SPEED RECORD   TOPS 400 MPH IN RACING SPECIAL AT BONNEVILLE FLATS

SHOOTING AT WICHITA   Veteran Tries to Take Hic Own Life After Killing Hie Wife

Father Stil Insists Gir Mas Drugged   , Missing Coed > Returns Home; _ Ey Convict Held

\Girl’s Father Declares He Will File Charges Against Richard A. Hemming

Ohio State Co-Ed Returns Unhurt Hemming Is Held   Mother Says Girl, 20, Did Not Leave Home of Her Own Volition;  Took Capsules

CO-ED ‘ESCAPES’ FROM EX-CONVICT   QUOTED AS SAYING, ‘OLD FOOL WANTED HER TO BE WIFE’

THINKS CO-ED WAS DRUGGED DURING TRIP   Girl Returns from Cleveland; Man Is Arrested by Police

Missing Coed Returned  a  Father Charges Daughter Was Druqged, Abducted From Home

Girl Home; Ex-Convict Heldin Jail   Coed’s Father Declares Daughter Drugged On Two-Day Trip.

Father Of Co-ed Repeats Charge Daughter Doped   Says Ex-Convict Forced Her To Take Capsules During Long Auto Trip

Missing Coed Home; Drugged, Declares Dad   Ex-Convict Companion On Holiday Trip Held In Columbus Jail.

UN Council To Postpone Action On Arms Reduction Despite Soviet Objection

Council Delays Arms Cut Action  Overrides Russian, Polish Opposition

Arms Reduction Plan Talks Are Postponed      UN Security Council Ap. proves American Re. quest, 9 to 2

United Nations Council Defers Arms Question   Albanian Issue Is Kept On Calendar

‘United Nations oard 'Meets in Asia.   Russia Opposes Election of Chinese Chairman

Chinese Delegate Heads Commissior   First Regional UN Meet. ing Ever Held In Asia ‘Opens In Shanchai

SLAIN. BANDIT _- IN DISGUISE   HOLDUP MAN WHO WAS WEARING WOMAN'S CLOTHING 18 KILLED IN DAYTON

CHIMES IN DYCHE TOWER   ‘Will Be Heard for First Time This : Season, Sunday

Germans Get Cigarettes From Reds   Russia Supplying More Than U.S.

Shrewd Treg: Riders’ Made’ Big Bond Profit   Bought Government _ Bonds On Margin During the War

Flood Waters ; Passing out Of Iowa Today   Weather Outlook Is Encouraging.

Gloomy Atmosphere Marks 3-Power Paris Meeting      lowa Weather Outlook Best in Month as Flood Waters Recede   Service Restored

PROMISE FUND AIRING BY MAY   Counsel Says Former House Member Ready to Tell Story of Checks

PARTY SCANDAL IS THREATENED   Expose Of °*44 Campaign Fund May Involve Top Democrats

Expose of Higher Ups Threatened   May’ 's Attorney Says Former Congressman May Tell Everything

1944 Campaign Fund Expose. Threatened   High Democratic Party . Official Reported To Be Involved

CONGRESSMAN MAY DECIDE TO TELL STORY   Lawyer for Former House Military Head Throws Out Hint

1944 Campaigr Fund Expose ls Threatened   Would Involve High Democratic Partv Officials

RUSSIAN DELEGATES ’ ARRIVE IN KOREA   Met at Seoul Airport by U. S. Representative

BUS STRIKE IS SETTLED   Burlington Drivers Under Orders to Return to Work

Britain Will Free India  By June 1948   Viceroy Wavell Resigns And Mountbatten Named To Succeed Him

Attlee Promises Transfer of ‘Power; Announces Resignation of Viceroy

British to Turn Control in India Over to Indians   Attlee Tells Commons His Majesty Plans to Act by June 1, 1948

1948 Set for Indian  Self-Rule   Mountbetten to Get Task of Transfer as Wavell Successor

INDIA WILL RECEIVE FREEDOM BY 1940, ATTLEE DECLARES   Prime Minister Tells House of Commons of Plans for Nation a: Wavell Resigns.   POLICY STATEMENT MADE BY PREMIER

Task Assigned To Mountbatten, New Viceroy  Attlee Outlines Plans In Address Before

Indians Will Get India Back in 1948   Momentous Announcemen Is Made Today by Prime Minister Attlee

INDIA TO BE TURNED BACK TO THE INDIANS   Attlee Says. Move Will Come Belpre June  1948.

British Will Free Indians In 1948   Wavell Resigns a Viceroy; Mounthatten Succeeds Him

Attlee Appoints Mountbatten as Nation's Viceroy   Wavell Resigns Post As England Announce: Plans for Withdrawal

BRITAIN GIVING INDIA BACK TC INDIANS IN °48   Wavell Resigns, Mount batten Becomes Viceroy

India Home Rule Set by June ‘48   Attlee Tells House of Government Plan

CONSTRUCT 'N WORKERS GET 29 CT. BOOST   Arbitration Boerd Award Meets Demands of Unions

19 Escape in Army Plane Crash   SEVEN DIE WHEN ARMY PLANE CRASHES

Royall On Beachhead For War Games’  Battle-Geared Troops Poised  To"“Invade” Florida’s Coast

\Joe Padway, AFL General Counsel, Dies of Stroke Suffered as He Spoke Against Taft Act at Convention

AFL Shocked By Death Of Joe Padway   Federation Counsellor Strick. en With Stroke While Ad dressing Frisco Convention.

LABOR COUNSEL COLLAPSES AT AFL MEETING   Death Halts Padway’s Talk

Two A. T. & T. Cables Severed by Gunfire, Company Claims Sabotage

Dutch Accept U.S. Offer To Mediate   ‘Ready To Enter Into Consultation Over Undeclared War In Indonesia

Netherlands Has Accepted Plan Offered by U.S.  ovides Medi ation. Fravices a Affai

[Dutch Tell U.N. Council That ‘Netherlands Accepting U. S. Mediation Offer On Indonesia

‘Dutch Leaders Accept U.S. Offer To Mediate In Indonesia Fighting

Dutch Accept U.S. Offer To Mediate  War In Indonesia   Surprise Announcement  Made At U.N. Meeting

Netherlands To Accept U.S. Offer To Mediate War   Dutch Ambassador Says His Government Is Willing To Mediate Indonesian War.

Netherlands’ Has Accepted  Plan Offered by U. ‘.  Pi wee.   ‘Provides Mediation. Of Indonesia Affair

Dutch Accept U. 5, Mediation  Tn Indonesia   United Nations Inform ed By Netherlands  Ambassador

TAFT WAITS FOR LILIENTHAL ‘DIG’   Full- Dress Blast To Come On Atomic Nominee

Roads Assert War Rates No’ Unreasonable   “Extremely Low’ ‘According To Spokesman

CARRIERS ANSWER. U.S. REFUND CLAIM   Railroads Say Wartime Rates ‘Extremely Low’

Five-Year Contract To ExChange Soviet Food For Czech Machinery, Goods

Believe 20-Month-Old Child Wandered Four Days in Patch, Lived on Berries

Child Found In Berry Patch  20-Month-Old Girl — Scratched But Health

Stassen Staging Drive for GOP Presidential Bid  Announcec Farma  Ener   Announces Formal Entry in ‘48 Campaign; Says Dewey, MacArthur In

a SAYS G0. P.      woe Ne  Bepabtican Presidential Candidate ‘ge Stage Drive for Delegates

Stassen Opens Campaign For Delegates  GOP Hopeful Plans Trial Entry in Wisconsin Primary

Republican Race Is Termed "Wide Open”  ' Stassen Out To Grab Wisconsin Delegates

STASSEN WILL HOLD RALLIES IN WISCONSIN   PRESIDENTIAL RACE WIDE OPEN, SAYS GOP HOPEFUL

Sfassen, Seeking GOP Presidential Nomination, To Enter Wis. Primary

Ice Cripples Antarctic Transport,PlansChange   Icebreaker To Tow Ship to New Zealand  Ry  FE VAN ATTA

Collision Causes Change in Plan:   Merrick Damaged in  Antarctic Seas

Storm Fades Info Arctic   Sweeps Across Tremendou: Area Of Pacific, Causes Damage Hawaii to Alaska

WAVES RECEDE IN MID-PACIFIC   No Damage or Casualties Reported From Heavy Seas

WAVES INUNDATE PALMYRA ATOLL   BIG PACIFIC STORM CAUSES DAMAGE AT HAWAII] SATURDAY

PACIFIC ISLES ARE BATTERED BY HUGE WAVES; REFUSE AID   Immediate Danger Past After Calls Are Sent Out For Quick Assistance

Pacific Yankees  Pass Up  Rescue   AmericanGarrison Prefers To Eat;  Danger Passes

Pacific Storm: Passes Without Any Fatalities   Navy Personnel On Palmyra Atoll Spurns Rescue Offers.

Vast Storm Sweeps _ Mid-Paséfic   “Immediate Danger Past” Navy Reports: Palmyra Island Hit By Heavy Waves.

Tiny Pacific Isle Flooded: No Fatalities   Americans On Atoll Cali As Waters Reeede; Storm Sweepa Ocean.

Yank Troops On Palmyra Safe in Storm   Danger Passes as Rolling Sea Abatgs; Rescue Not Needed

NAVAL MEN ON STORM Hil ISLAND SAFE   Palmyra Atoll in Pacitic Battered By Huge Waves

Pacific Seas Recede, Navy .Says Danger Past: No Casualties Reported on Island

Palmyra Atoll Threatened By Heavy Storm   Americans Safe Afte High Waves Swirl Over Island

All Are Believed Safe....  Yanks On Pacific Isle Spurn Offer Of Rescue As Furious Storm Rages

Palmyra Isle Inundated, But Populace Safe  Weves cone a After Swee wast Whol, Atoll

Little Garrison Of Americans Refuses Offer Of Rescue As South Pacific Goes On Rampage

Peril Past On *Storm-Lashed Palmyra Atoll   Mountainous Seas Re-. cede; Heavy Damage In Hawaiian Islands.

All Safe On Pacifie Isle After Storm   123 Americans Radio for Aid but Heavy Waves Surging Across Tiny Atoll Subside; Danger Past.

HEAVY WAVES SURGE ACROSS PALMYRA ATOLL YESTERDAY; NONE INJURED AS STORM ALSO HIT HAWAII AND ALASKA

1B On Palmyra Safe As Pacific Floods Atoll  Storm-Stirred Waters Quickly Recede After: Coverina Smal] Isle

AMERICANS SAFE AS WAVES RECEDE ~ AT PALINYRA ISLE   Tiny:Patifie Atoll Almost En. ‘gulfed By High Sets > Bae ta Storm

Alaskans Safe After Big Storm   Storm Sweeps Over Atoll As lt Roars Northward

Palmyra Lashed By Huge Waves In Pacific Storm   Islets Flooded While Hawaiian Area Battered

Atoll Garrison Sourns Rescue  As Sea Recedes   immediate Danger Now Considered Past After Waves Cover Palmyra

Immediate Danger From Pacific Storm ls Considered Past   Heavy Waves Lash Islands From Hawai To Arctic Ocean

Danger Past In  Pacific Storm,  Says Navy Report Waves Recede At Palmyra Atoll

123 Brave Mid-Pacific  Sea Storm   Danger Over For Americans; Area Hard Hit

Danger Ebbs From Pacific Ocean Storn   Heavy Seas Surged Across Palmyra Atoll Yester- ~ day; Rescue Planes Not Needed ..

Navy Reports Waves Recede  Planes Stand By To  OBARED Riess greg

Legislators Taking it Easy   House Members Mect At 10 and Leave on Tour of Hospital.

Frost in Com: Belt I Feared   Would Cause Drop i in Production of Meat

Would Mean Food Crisis,  Packer Says  Next 2-3 Weeks  Critical Here—

Early Frost Feared in  Corn Belt   Up to One-Half of Crop in Danger, Meat Man Declare:

Fear Frost May Strike Corn Crop   ‘One-Third To One-Half Of Crop In Danger; Would Force Price OF Meat To Record Levels

Clashing Views To Be Presentec At UN Session   Arab, Jew Groups Will Be Heard On Palestine

Palestine Question To Be Aired   Jewish Agency Spokesman To Be Heard First

Major Palestine Groups Will Mee For First Time   Arab Committee Is Expected To Demand End of British Rule

Opinions About Pal esti ne Will Be Aired Before Political Committee; Two Sub-Committees Meet

URGE REMOVAL OF MANDATE OVER HOLY LAND   Will be First Face-to-Face Meeting of Rivals Before UN

To Hear Jews,  Arabs Today   ‘Arrangements Provide For Face-to-Face Meeting Of Major Palestine Groups

Committee To Hear Views Of Representatives   First Face-To-Face Meeting Of Two Major Palestine Groups Since Session Began -

Two Palestine Groups to Meet  Viewpoints Will Be Heard Before-UN

Marks First Face-To-Face UN Appearance   Arabs Ask End To British Mandate Over Holy Land; Jews Ask Ouster

TWO PALESTINE FACTIONS MEET   First Face-To-Face Meeting Of Jews And Arabs Arranged By United Nations; Clashing Viewpoints To Be Heard.

U.N. To Hear Jews, Arabs In Debate   Viewpoints Of Each  Side To Be Presented In Controversy Over Palestine

U.N. Braces for Clash Between Arabs, Jews   First Head-On Discussion of Palestine Viewpoints Due Late Today——Ben-Gurion Arrives To Spearhead Jewish Cause

DeGaulle Attempts Role of Dictator French Reds Say   Thorez Claims Liberator Actually Hindered Resistance to Nazis

AULD FRENCH LEADER TOOL UF FASCISTS   Seeks to Be Dictator, Clair at Rally, of 35,000 Cemmunisis

THREE 6.1.S RELEASED BY RUSSIANS   U.S. Soldiers Freed in North Korea Say Treatment O.K.

Reds Release Three Yanks   Dropped Camera Hele As Reason For  Detention

Soviets Free 3 Americans  U. S. Soldiers Held   U. S. Soldiers Held Captives 13 Davs

Three Yonk Soldiers Released. in Korea After 13 Days in Russ Hands

Terraces Aid In ‘Controlling Soil” Erosion On Farms  - One Of Chief  Methods Used In  - Controlling Water

Terraces Aid In Controlling Soil: Erosion On Farms "One Of Chief Methods Used In —   Clantent ine Watars

Disarming Of Japan Is Completed   MacArthur Explains Occu “pation Policies- .Can’t Re. arm Within Century  1

No Barefeet, Skin Caps   Strangers’ Misnomers Irk Natives of West (By  Gum) Virecinia.

COPTER FOR ONE-MAN FLIGHT IS NOW GETTING FINAL TEST   MACHINE TO BE STRAPPED Tp PERSON” ESTIMATED TO COST 8750 WHEN * PERFECTED

People of Oklahoma Like to Recall the Days of the Oil-Rich Indian Exploits

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Oil-Wealth Splurging Toned -_Down Bv Slower Profits

Senate Ready To Okay Relief   Long Range Programs Maj Baw Beaneols: Sinden:

Vandenberg™ To Ask Favor Of GOP On Bill   Group Blunily Tells. President His Domestic Living Cost Plan Will Face Searchine Inauirice

Senate Ready To Approve Relief Plan   Truman’s Proposal for Foreign Aid May Be Granted

Stop-Gap Aid Approval Due  But Herd Going Foces Trumon’s Domestic Caat,

Committee Passes Bill Unanimously; Senators To Open Debate Monday

Dewey Charges Truman Abandons China To Communist Conquest; .Debate On Aid Bill Starts Monday

Quick Action on $597,000 000! Winter Aid to Europe Urged By Committee; Need Supported

OTHER PLANS OF PRESIDENT FACING PROBE   Domestic Pro gr.ams May Be Ripped Apart

Stop-Gap Aid Is Likely but Work On Control Lags   Congress to Push Quick Foreign Relief; Home Programs Falter

Senate Seems Ready To Vote Stop-Gap Aid   Other Portions Of Truman's Program Faces Long Debate

Stop-Gap Relief Plan Thot Read For Senate OK   Other Requests Of President Facing Trouble

Lengthy Study Of All Angles [May Slow Action   Senate Believed:Ready To Put Quick Approval On Stop-Gap Setup; LonsRance Plan Doubtful

SWIFT ACTION SEEN ON EUROPEAN AID   Vandenberg to Take Senate Floor Monday to Urge Stop-Gap Fund Approval.

Senate Set To Approve Relief Plan   Say It Will Give Time For Study Of Marshall Program

Speedy Action Urged In Plan To Aid Europe   Senate Committee Seeks Approval To Furnish $597,000,000 As Stop-Gap Relief

See Senate Approval of Stop-gap Plan   Vandenberg to Urge Adoption of Program for European Relief

SENATE APPROVAE OF STOPGAP Al TO EUROPE SEE   Foreign Relations Gro Urges Quick Passage of $597,000,000 Bill to Combat Hunger.   DEBATE ON PROPOSAL’ WILL OPEN MONDA   Long-Range Foreign Reco ery Program and  Price Pian Face Lengthy  Inquiries.

Great Britain, United States, Planning Reliet   Pressing Many Ships in Service to Transport Food From America

BRITISH SHIPS TO SPEED FOOD FOR GERMANS   50 Vessels Are Set To Deliver Supplies From American Ports

BRITISH PLAX TO SHIP FOOD 10 GERMANY   50-Ship Fleet Slated Te Transport It  From America

Grains Of AU Kinds To Fleod Ports Remainder O£ This Month  Fleet Of 50 Ships Will Speed Foodstuffs To Hungru Germans

Remedy In Prevalent Childhood Disease  Aspirin Proved Good  For Rheumatic Fever

Doctors Hear Aspirin Is Valuable  In Troatment of Rheumatic Fever

MURRAY CORPORATION WALKOUT IS ENDED   Workers Are Given 15-Cent-AnHour increases Under Terma Of New Labor Lax

Murray Corp. — StrikeEnded   29-Day-Old Bottleneck O! * Auto Parts Comes To End

MARINE GUILTY; PENALTY WAITS   , Noval Court Rules American Raped Chinese Girl, 19Year-Old Coed

MARINE CORPORAL 1S. FOUND GUILTY OF RAPING WOMAN   Court : ‘Holds Youth Raped -Chi. nése Student; Sentence  to Be Delaved

Pretty Girl Secretaries Smarter, Have Better Chance to Marry Boss

Pretty. Girl Secretaries. Smarter, i ~ Have Better Chance to Marrv Boss

Phone Facilities Seized in Jersey; Picket Arrested   Union Members Refuse to . Return to Work for  ss State Labor Office

Army To Hold  War Surplus From Market   $5 Billion Worth To Be Retained To Increase Stock Levels

Army Will Hang on To. Goods It Had Planned for Sale   Withdraws Five Billion Werth fo lnerease. Military Steck Levels

Army to Hold Back Supplies   Decide to Increase Stocks and Not Sell Surplus Materials

ARMY 10 HOLD ON TO SURPLUS   Goods Worth Five Billions Won't Be Dumped into Market, Is Ruling

Army Will Retain $5 Billion Surplus Scheduled for Sale  Clothing for Greece Withdrawn; Quality  Tak frade Laft Pane

SEEKS ACTION ON TRUMAN APPEAL   ‘Lewis Cites Need For Stand  On Powers’ Extension

REP. LEWIS ASKS WAR POWERS CURB   Urges Congresisonal Action After Truman Seeks Extension

Hostility to  Reds Grows  In Manchuria   Nationalists Do Not Hesitate in Making Their Feelings Known; US Prestige Increases

Chinese Display Ul Will  To Reds   American Prestige At High Level  In Manchuria

OIL TANKS BURN IN HAIFA BLAST   Jews Blamed For Bombing Pipe Line In Dock Area

9 JEWS BLOW UP OIL PIPELINE IN PALESTINE   Haifa Dock Area Explosion Causes Fire in Storage Tanks Nearby

HAIFA PIPELINE AREA IS BLASTEL   r British Blame Small: Group o Jews for Incident

Jews Blamed: For  Oil Line Blast   Men Were Dressed Ai -Arabs, British Claim; Fire Follows.

N. O. Cotton   Marshall Reluctant To Publish Acheson’‘s “Secret” Letter

Jewish Shops Burned, Robbed In Jerusa‘lem; Brewster Urges Foreign Legion To Put Down Uprising

ABOUT EIGHTY OTHER MIN. ERS ESCAPED INJURY IN SECOND BLAST AT MINE IN MONTH

MINE GAS BLAST FATAL TO THREE   Two Other Miners Injured In Second Explosion in Month

THREE KILLED IN MINE BLAST   Two Others Escape Disaster Blamed on Gas Pocket

Accumulated Gas Given As Reason  For Latest Blast   Eighty Workers Leave Pits Minutes Before Gas Expylodes In Air Shaft   SECOND ACCIDENT IN LESS THAN MONTH   Dead And Injured Were Only Ones At Work In World’s Largest Shaft Mine

BURMA MURDER SCHEME VIEWEL   Survivor of Massacre Say: Lone Gunman Assassinated Seven Top Leaders

Lone Gunman Killed High Burmese Officials, Declares Only Survivor -

U.S. Troops Rescue Japs From Flood  More Than 3,000 Dead In Typhoon

Thousands. Of Japs Rescued From Flood   U. S. Troops In’ Assault Boats Aid Typhoon *  Victime

U.S. TROOPS SAVE JAPS FROM FLOOD   Casualties in Typhoon Disaster on Honshu Island - Exceeded 3,300.

 bate News bulletins  Chinese Communist Shells Fall Upon Important Rail Hub

DEFY CATHOLICS   BPELE ER VLR ETE aa anmnammrmnemeens:pueiaceeeeer eee eee aed  Theatres Continue *“*Korever Amber’’

Pickets Back Bishop’s Ban On 2 Movies   ‘Amber’ and ‘Outlaw’ Show in Philadelphia Despite Church Rule

Woman Hospitalized When Car Crashes Porch in Dracut   Trinidad Atencio, 29, Fined $105 for  Drunkenness. Operating Under Influence

BRITISH HAVE WOT YET AN NOUNCED DISPOSITION OF. HUNDREDS ABOARD ' VESSELS ._

Release Recalls Sensational Case  Dr. Alice Wyn2koop Completes Sentence

RIPPS,, EDEN TEAM, IN PRAISE.  King’s Offer te to Pay -Beth’s. Bills Lauded

KING 1S LAUDED FOR ‘KINDNESS   Sharing His Savings with Eliz. abeth, Mate Will Save Government Moncey

Mrs, Art Kallsen Died Saturday » ~ Had Been III For  . Ahout A Year

TWO KILLED WHEN FREIGHT TRAINS COLLIDE   Fireman and Brakeman  Die in Monon Line Wreck.

Arab Reds Oppose UN.   Palestine Partition Rejected, Communist Spokesmen Asserts

ARAB COMMUNISTS REJECT PLAN 10 DIVIDE PALESTINE   ‘Support Higher Committee In Support Of U.N. Investiaators

Presidents Of Ag Schools Get Raise   Secondary Agricultural College Head Gets Boost, One For Bennett Considered

Reds Fete Montgomery   » Russians Go "AlQut™ in Reception for-Marshal

 Lindy Approves Foreign Policy j ey Ap proves Foreign Folicy   Noted Airman Says U. S. Should Use Armed Force If Necessary

Lindhergh Backs in Effect, .  Truman’s Policy Would Use Funds,  Military Might to Maintain Honor

Firm Policy Is Urged in Foreign Affairs by “Lindy”   Former National Hero Issues Statement on  U. S. Security Plan

ACTION DELAYED GN IOWA TAXES   Solons Defer Battle on Rate Until Tuesday

Attorney’s Wife Held In Slaying   Father-In-Law In Arkansas Dies After Shooting

TRUCE ENDE IN PALESTINE   Pamphlet Bomb Blasts Reveal Jewish Warning

Bursting Bombs Signal End Of Holy Land Truce   British Continue Hunt Fos Floggers; U. S. Government Denounced For S60 snn?? Sanwinpe To Finniate

12 Seized In Alleged Plot To Bomb London: In Protest Over Palestine   DISEMRARK REFUGEES

AMERICAN RABBI IN GROUP SAID PLANNING RAID   ® French Police Accuse Stern Gang Of Plotting To ‘Bomb’ England

RABBI AND ELEVEN OTHERS - ARE CHARGED WITH DAMAGING FRENCH PUBLIC ‘ INTEREST

NEW AIR TAKE-OFF RULE LAID DOWN   BOARD SAYS IT WOULD HAVE PREVENTED N. Y. CRASH COSTING 43 LIVES.

President’s Air Safety Board Chairman Says New York Crash Could Have Been Prevented

Air Safety Board Makes Take-Off Rule   Truman Group Formula Listed

RULES DRAFTED FOR AIR SAFETY   New Take-Off Rule Will Put Stricter Limit On Plane Leads

CAB Acts to End Take-Off Danger   Changes in Runways, Load Limits Ureed by Air Safety Probers

TAKE-OFF ae EAR AIR SAFETY   Truman’s Committee Says Provision May Have Prevented New York Crash   LOAD LIMITS TAILORED FOR FLYING CONDITIONS

GUNS THUNDER SALUTES’ AC. U. S. WARSHIPS VISIT SISTORIC DARDANELLES

YANK WARSHIPS IN DARDANELLES   Turks Welcome Americans By Thunderous Salutes

62 Face Death as Arctic Gale Traps Army Vessels   Navy, Coast Guard Croft Speed to Rescue of Two Helpless Ships off Alaskan Coast

Molotov Presents Big Four With Proposal To: Break Deadlock   Paper Believed to ‘Contain All Soviet ’ Demands in German

Details Are Not Given ©  Weseinnaencina na etic On NAS tle bth snettgiit msrp pene paca ans  Out As Yet      Proposal Given to Other Big Four Ministers Today; Recess Taken_to Study Suggestion

Russia Offers Plan To End Big-4 Impasse   Molotov Proposal _ On Reich Economy Sifted by Ministers

Malden Slayer Touches Off Investigation by Bradford   Shirley School Trustees Say "There Was No Place to Keep" Girl-Killer

LAUNCH INQUIRY IN SEX SLAYING   ACCUSED YOUTH PAROLED FROM REFORM SCHOOL THREE WEEKS AGO

Aroused Massachusetts Citi zens Demand Tightning  at Parola Fawe

PROBE RELEASE OF SEX SLAYER   Habitual Offender Held for Strangling Victim

Pres. Truman Confers With Top Congressional Leaders; Decides Not To Call Special Session

PRESIDENT APPEALS FOR PRICE PEG   Asks Coal, Steel Producers to Hold Line Temporarils   SAYS SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS IS NOT NECESSARY   Promises Speedy Veto of Income Tax Bill.

Soviet Bid To Europe   Cooperation ..Possible If All Stand Firm — Against U.S. “Slave Loan Conditions”

ZWOANOV TOLD COMINTERN 10 TREAD SOFTLY   Urges Sabotaging of Marshal Pian in Nations Which Accepted It.

Comintern Lays Cards on Table  Launches Camapign for European Trade

Zhdanov Hits Marshall Plan  Urges Opposition to American Slave Loa

Urges Fight Against U.S  Imperialism   Will Cooperate With Capitalistic Nations On Reciprocity Basis

Russian Says Resolution Half-Way Move   In Palestine Issue, Soviets Ask Early End of British Rule

UN Approves Condemning Propaganda   Declare Unanimously It Would Threaten Peace Tf Not Halted; Vishinsky Says Russia Opposed ‘Any 'Palk OF War

U.N. Censure on Propaganda That Threatens Peace   Russia Terms Resolution ‘Half-Way’ But Votes For It

BAN ON WAR TALK APPROVED BY UN      Russia Protests Measure Fails to Name ‘Guilty’ Countries.

Engineers Gio Ahead with Intention Of Striking Southern Pacific Coastlines

Mediation Session Is Called in San Francisco; President Names Experts to Intervene in Dispute

W.A.A. BARRAGE BALLOON GETS LOOS MENACES PLACES AND DRIFTS TO SEA

 Barrage Blimp Pursued By Army, Navy Planes Balloon Drifts Away  On Roving Adventure

ee en Se  Wayward Barrage Balloon Chased  By Planes Of The Army And Navy

Balloon That Escaped from WAA Wanders ‘Listlessly Over Coast, Menacing Planes

Chamber Of Commerce Sur- yey Reports ‘$14,765,346 On Deposit. In. Borough

[Local Savings Deposits Show New Increase   Chamber Of Commerce Sur. vey Lists Total For May $14,451,403

CHINA GENERAL STRIKE AVERTED   Hikes Granted To $30 Month Income Bracket

New County Jail Will Cost $134,787; Commissioners GiveContratloE. LCump

Tell Dissolve  Some Unions   Blames Dissolution On Labor Bill; Remember  Election Time

AFTER LONG VG   Crew of Whaler Risk Lives To Save 41 from British Vessel ;

SENATE GROUP VOTES’ A POSTMASTER PROBE!   Bill Providing $35,000 for Investigation of Appointments Given Approval.

set Example  To World, Is Dutra's Plea  Mediation for   Mediation for Paraquay Is Plan of Parley

CONFERENCE ASKED TO .GIVE EXAMPLE OF WORLD UNITY   Pan American Solidarity Would Show World Peace Can Be Insured

Inter-American Conferees Get  To Work At Rio   Give World An Example Of Unity, Urges Brazil tan Preeident.

20 American Nations Gather For Conference  Purpose Of Meeting Is To Write Mutual Defense Agreement For Hemicohere

World Example Urged   President Dutra Opens Inter-American Parley; Calls For Solidarity

10 States Attend Parley in] Brazil   Delegates To Seek Inter-American Unity

Solidarity: Seen As an Example for the World  “Su upport rt - Mediation :

20 AMERICAN NATIONS OPEN TREATY MEET   Adoption of Defense Pact Purpose of Conference

Rio To Support Mediation Plan   Delegates Agree Effort To End War Ought To Be Tried

20 American Nations Open Rio Parley   Mediation of War in Paraguay Approved; Brazilian Is President

EIGHTH AIR FORCE PLAN ANNOUNCED   Organization Will Be Divided Into "Wings’ and Group:

GROMYKO PLANS ANOTHER BLAST BEFORE THE UN   MOSCOW TO RENEW ITS VER. BAL ATTACKS DESPITE FAIL’ URE IN PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS

Gromyko Set For New Blast At U.S. Policy   Vishinsky Scanning Reaction To Latest ‘War-Monger’ Charges

Gromyko Will Make New Blast At US. Position   ‘Scheduled To Speak In U. N. - Security Committee Dur: ing Afternoon   NEW ACCUSATIONS ARE ANTICIPATED

 Vishinsky Expected To Insist On All Dennis Full Deadlock Over Greece In \UN Debate Is Regarded Likely

EFFORTS STALL ON COMPROMISE   Vishinsky Is Reported Set Against French Conciliation

Greek Accord Seems Headed For Rejection      Compromise Efforts In UN Apporently © In Vain

REDS OPPOSE FRENCH PLAN   Efforts to Get Solution To Greek Issue Blocked By Soviet Delegates

CE DEADLOCK EXPECTED 10 HOLD   Russia Seen Ready to Reject Compromise Efforts in UN Debate. °

Red Rejection Of Balkan Plan  Seems Certain   Vishinsky to Insist Upon UN Check on  Truman Aid to Greece

DEFEAT PROBABLE IN GREEK CASE   Russia Seen as Ready to Reject a But Her Full ; Demands

SCHOOL MONEY PLAN DEFEATED   Move to Increase Supplemental Aid Wated Down, 61-37

School Aid Measure Suffers First Set Back in lowa House   Supplemental Aid Increase Is Voted Down in Session

lane To Tell Of Tax Plans   General Two Percent Sales Tax-Probably Being — Contemplated

GOVERNOR WILL SPEAK TONIGHT TO LEGISLATURE   Lane Te Deliver- Message On Money And Need Therefor   GENERAL SALES TAX PLAN MOST FAVORED

pHasead VR rartition Specific Plan Of New Rule In Palestine  Is Advocated   United states Urges UN Group To Begin Planning Government

Plan Is Urged. For Government Of Holy Land  U.S, Takes Lead —  fin Caaleinn Penkk   U.S. Takes Lead In Seeking Draft After Partition

PROPOSES PLAN BEBASED UPON PARTITION IDEA   American Joins Sweden In Urging U. N. Committee To Set Government

U. S. Presses For Swift UN Action On Specific Plan For Partitioning Palestine

U. S. Asks Partition Plan Move   Delegates Urge UN To Pien Government For Holy Land

Urges Swift UN Action....  [L.S8. Asks Plan For  Palestine Partition

U.S. Asks For Swift Action In Palestine   Urges Palestine Committee of United Nations To Work Immediately on Dividing of Holy Land.

US. Leading  Campaign To Have-U. N: Draft Plan:  For Palestine Government

Palestine Discussion Pressed   U.S. Urges Action in Preparing Specific Government Plan

‘Work on INew Plans iUnderWay   Sweden Joins America In Plan For Separate RKeoh Tew Sicttes

U.S, URGES ACTION ON PALESTINE PARTITION   Lead Taken In Drive For Concrete Pian

U 5. Presses For Swift U.N. Action (" Partitioning   Desire Specific Plan For The Holy Land Sylit_

U.S. Takes Lead In Urging Immediate Work On Drafting Plan For Palestine Government   Calls On Committee To Base Plan On Partitioning Into Arab, Jewish States

U.S. Urges UN Begin Work on Plan For Future Government of Palestine

U.S. Presses U.N. Palestine Unit  For Plans on Future Government

@ PAUL MALLON—  Britain’s Political Crisis Much Worse Than Economic Difficulty

Fords To Be “Simply Out Of This World”  Young Henry Says Public To  ~ .Get $1,000 Car If Demanded

Burma’s Premier Foils Assassin; Englishmen Shot  Soldier Slain, Officer Wounded; Revolt Grow  Strone in Arakan

STRONG SOUTHERN BACKING FOR TAFT SEEN BY FRIENDS   Supporters Also Believe He Has Chance to Win Part of Big Pennsylvania  Dejyegation.   DEWEY IS PLEASED WITH RESULTS OF TRIP   Informed Sources Say He See: No Necessity of Speaking Out on National and  Foreign Issues.

Taft Friends See Support In South  Count On Big Block Of Deleaates

FIGHT MAPPE ON NO-STRIKE BILLS BY AFI   FUND OF = $1,500,000 FOR NEWSPAPER ADS PLANNED

AFL Institutes Costly Campaign “Of Propaganda   Will Spend Million and a Half for Newspaper Advertising Space

Unions Ready Fight As Solons Plan To Toughen Labor Bill   AFL Orders $1,500,000 Advertising Cam paign Against Congress Bills; Senators To Seek More Drastic Union Activity Curbs

A.F.L TO SPEND $1,000,000 IN WAR ON LABOR BILLS   Organization to Conduct Nation-Wide Newspaper Advertising Campaign Against Legislation.   SENATE OPENS DEBATE - ON ITS MEASURE TODAY   Taft, Ball, Donnell and Jennex Announce They Wil Press for Provisions to Toughen Bill.

LS OUT BATTLE’ =. - AFL Orders $1. 5 Million ‘For War’ ‘on Labor. Bill

ADVERTISING VAMPAIGN IS NOW PLANNED   AFL President Green Advises Assessment for Newspaper Campaign

Officers Discuss ‘Hot Lead’ Clue For Missing Girl   Kidnap Suspect in Chicago Released; Sift Dump Rubbish

Kidnap Theories In Ft. Atkinson Case Strengthened  Release of One

Hudson, Union Agree On Basis Of Settlement  Packard Gives Flat   Packard Gives Flat 15-Cent Pay Boost

PACKARD FIRM GIVES 15-CENT HOURLY RAISE   Auto Workers Accept Two Year Contract: Hudson Dispute Settled

$46,000,000 in Back Claims To  Be Dismissed   Continental, Hudson Peace Achieved, But Ford Strike Goes On

Hamm Gets Top Office With Folsom   Named Revenue Commissioner: Sheriff Mitchell To Direct Safety

SHEA, GREGE ON HILLOCK IN FINALE   2-0 Lead Taken By Dodaers r In Second Inning  72,000 FANS   Fill Stadium For Seventh Game; Each Club To Get Quarter-Million Cut

Shea To Hurl For Yankees   Bevens Benched as Harris Changes Mind

12 INJURED IN TRIESTE AREA   Bombings Follow Delay In Naming of Governor For Free Territory

TRIESTE S TENSE OVER GOVERNOR   Factions Contending Over Naming of Civilian Head to State

Twelve Hurt In Trieste  Bomb Raids  . Tension Mounts Over Selection fh BT Cal -_

Tension Rises in Trieste; 12 Are Injured   Disorders Occur During Delay in Naming Governor

Bombs Injure _ 42: in Trieste   Tension Mounting in New Free Territory

Tension Mounts In Trieste As 12 Are Injured  Negotiate For Civilian Head

Tension Mounting In Trieste ‘As Italians And Yugoslavs \Battle Over Naming Governor

Foreign Ministers of Russia, France And Britain Will Meet Friday To Discuss Marshall Plan for Europe

SET 3POWER MEETING   Russia, Britain And France To Talk Plan Friday

Russians to Enter Parley   Agreed to Join Britain and France  And Discuss Plan

3-Country  Session Is Scheduled   Soviet, British, French Foreign Chiefs Meet in Paris Friday.

Soviets To Meet With French and British on Friday   Paris Conference To Outline Plans for Rehabilitation Work

MOSCOW ACCEPTS BID 10 PARLEY ON MARSHALL'S PLAK   Three Foreign Ministers Summoned To Meet In Paris friday

Russia to Join Britain, France  In Talks Friday   Foreign Ministers To Convene in Paris To Diseuss Marshall Plan

Foreign Leaders Will Talk Friday On Marshall Aid   Russia Accepts and Will Send Delegate” For Paris Gathering.

Soviet Joins In Marshall Plan Parley  Note Points to . Need for U. 5. Aid for Europe

Britain, France, Russia to Discuss The Marshall Plan   Foreign Ministers To Meet Monday at Paris Conference

AUSSIA LOOKS TOU. TOAD CUROPEAN JOE   Molotov Will Join Discussion of Marshall Plan for Rehabilitation.

RUSSIA AGREES TO MEETING ON EUROPEAN PLAN   Will Join France and Britain in Conference on Friday in Paris

Accept Bid To Join European Aid Group   xk .*§ «*& F* U.S. May Have  To Direct Program

Russia Agrees io Join Move to Aid Europe   Foreign Ministers of Three Nations To Meet Friday

Foreign Ministers Of Russia, Britain And France To Meet To Discuss Marshall Plan   American Cabinet Member Offers U. S. Aid To Put Europe Back On Its Feet

- V. M. Molotov, Russian Foréign Minister, to Meet Foreign Ministers Of Britain and France

Russia To Join In Parley   Molotov Will Attend Meeting in Paris to Discuss Marshall Plan For European Recovery

REDS AGREE TO PARLEY ON UNITY PLAN   Accept Invitation of England and France to Meet in Paris for Discussion of U.S. Proposal for Economié Stability.

Russ Agree to Discuss Economy   Molotov to Talk With Bevin, Bidault on Marshall Plan

Russa Agrees to Join Conference On Marshall Plan fo Aid Europe   Molotov Will Meet With Foreign Ministers Of Britain‘ and Franc® in Paris Friday to. Discuss. Program for Economic. Recovery

Soviets Agree To Three-Way Discussion   Will Meet Friday With French And British Leaders

EuropeLeaders Meet Friday To Map Aid Plan   Moscow Accepts Bid For U.S. Help Setting Continent Back on Feet

Molotov Is To Attend Paris Talks   Bevin Says He Hopes for Good Results; Reds Agree Via Note, to Mect Others         Advis  s Named   President Sclects 19 Leaders to Designate U.S. Help

Russia Joins Conference On  Aid To Europe   Molotov To Meet With Bevin And Bidault In  a ee

RUSSIA JOINS IN TALKS ON ECONOMIC AID   Accepts Invitation to Meet Friday With France, England

France, Britain, Russia to Confer On Marshall Plan  Friday Conference Planned To Consider What Europe Reeds in U. 8. Assistance

Three Power Meeting Set For Friday   Russia’s Note Stated That Europe Needed Quick Rehabilitation; Reply  W eleamed

Seniority System Good And Bad   Congressional Set-up Hampers Ambitious Members

QUIET HUGHES INQUIRY SEEN   Reopening Of Probe Likely To Be Tame With Fireworks Later

Hughes: Trial Reopens Nov. 3  - Subdues Start in Prospect for Case

Senate Board Sef fo Resume Hughes Hearing   Sukdues Start In Prospect for Second Inquiry

BLAST VICTIMS MURDERED, SAYS JOHNL. LEWIS   BLAMES ‘NEGLIGENCE’ OF KRUG FOR DEATHS OF CENTRALIA MINERS

Lewis Blames Krug for Deaths In Mine Blast   Interior Secretary Held Responsible By UMW President

Interior Head Charged With Vine Deaths   UVIW Leader Charges Criminal Negligence Caused Costly Blast In Centralia Pit

ILLINOIS BLAST CITED, CHARGE IS NEGLIGENCE   UMW Chief Tells Senate Group 111 Workers ‘Murdered’ by Indifference

Krug ‘Murdered’ Coal Mire Blast Victims by Negligence, Says Lewis

Lewis Says Mine ‘Deaths Krug’s Fault   U. M. W. Chief Declares 111 Men, “More or Less,” Who Died in Illinois Blast, “Murdered Because of Criminal Negligence.”

Mine Chiet Charges Negligence   Union Leader Hits Nomination of Boyd at Senate Hearing

Lewis Declares 111 Centralia Vien Murdered   Blames Mine Blast On Negligence of Secretary J. A. Krug

Lewis Charges Mine Murder  Claims Krug Negligen In Centralia Blast

Too Much Blood Smeared Over Our Coal,’ Claim   UMW Head Charges Criminal Neglect In Not Enforcing US. Safety Code

Objects to Boyd As Mine Chief  ' Testifies Before Group Considerina Director

SAYS DEATHS OF 111 RESULT OF NEGLIGENCE   Testifying Against Naming James Boyd, Lewis Strikes at Krug

Lewis Blames Mine Tragedy Upon Krug   Dangerous To Stay In Mine, Workers Say

Criminal  2 os  Negligence   Failed to Enforce Safety Code, Union Leader  Declares:

LEWIS CHARGES MINE “MURDER” AT CENTRALIA   giames Secretary Krug for Death of 111 Illinois Workers. .

Lewis Speaks Of Murder’ In Mine Tragedy   Lax Enforcement Of Laws By Krug Is Charaqed

UMW Chief Tells Senate Committee  Miners ‘Murdered’   Labor Leader Asks That James Boyd Not be Confirmed as Director of U.S. Bureau of Mines

Commerce Head Said Negligent In Mine Tragedy  Safety Code Said Not Enforced At Centralia Disaster

Lewis Blames Secy. Krug for Mine Disaster   Charges TI] Men ‘Murdéred Because of Criminal Negliaence’

Lewis Blames Sec. Krug In Mine Disaster   Claims Criminal Negligence Cause Of Manv Deathe

Lewis Hits. ‘Murder’ of  Coal Miners   Blames Krug for Not Enforcing. Safety Laws

Lewis Charges Secretary Fails to Enforce Law   Criminal Negligence Alleged; Qualified Tirector Demanded

Lewis Says Mine Blast Krug’s Fault   Coal Diggers Lost Their Lives Because Of The ‘Criminal Negligence’ O! Sec. Kruq

KrugBlamec For Tragic Mine Blast   Men “Murdered Through Criminal Negligence,” Lewis Charges at Hearing

Lewis Charges Krug With Criminal Negligence In Centralia Disaster

Rescuers Near Center Of Blast:  Danser Mounts   .44 Miners Are Still Unaccounted For In Whrasais Pig>

Lewis Flays Krug   Says Criminal Negli- > gence Resulted in “ Murder of 111 Miners; Opposes Krug Nomines

Lewis Says Krug Ts to Blame for» Tragedy in Mine   Failed to Enforce Safety Code While U. 5. Has Held Mines, He Declares; 67 Bodies Taken Brom Pit: Rescuers Contiaue Digging

LEWIS BLAMES KRUG IN LOSS GE 111 MINERS   ‘Claims Regulations Were Not Enforced Resulting in Tragedy in Mine   CRIMINAL NEGLISENCE, SAYS MINE UNION HEAD

Krugs Blamed By Lewis for Mine Disaster   Criminal Negligence Cause of Accident?

SAN FRANCISCO ‘BANDIT ESCAPES   Robber Fails To Ge Bank Cash, Shoots Way Out Door

Plucky Teller Thwarts Bandit But 2 Are Shot   Nervous Gunman Escape: San Francisco Bank Flees In Car

Ex-Sergeant Accused of Atom Theft Says Photographic Negatives his

SHOWERS AND COOLER   Rebh Save Prep ts Temperatures May Reach South Part of State

wood Evening .-..  . Falry-book streeta paved With. gots haven't much: on modern paved l streeis ‘and: highwavs. .      Scattered. Showers, Cooler Is Forecast -

10 PERSONS DIE IN MEXICO RIOT   Report Says Police Use Machine Guns On Crowd

TEN KILLED AT INAUGURATION   Police Vire Into Rivting Orowd at Tapachula,: Mexico — Twenty; Others - are Injured,

TEN PERSONS SLAIN AT INAUGURATION   Observers Place Riot Blame on Governor’s Troops

Power Plant Blast Plunges Indiana City Into Darkness  Two Firemen Hurt And Electricity Cut Off At Boonville

BOONEVILLE, IND. BOILER EXPLODES   City Of 5,000 Without Lights Or Power As Blast Lete Go

WAST WRENS LIGHTING PLANT   Two Firemen Injured A: Kxplosion Darkens Boonville, Ind.

Undercover Battle May. Result in Delay in Bringing School Measure to Floor Vote This Week — School Lobby Wants Seven Million Dollar Cut Replaced in Bill

HOUSE, LOBBY FIGHT DELAYS SCHOOL BILL   OEA Seeking To. Get More Funds Than Committee Voted For Bill

SCHOOL FUNDS: VOTE ‘BATTLE   HOUSE. LEADERS AND LOBBY  BATTLING TO LINE UP  : VOTES FOR FINAL SHOWDOWN

House Facing All-Out Battle 9n School Bill   Floor Vote May Be Delayed After OEA Bombards Members

Russians Blamed By Marshall for Holding up Plan   Molotov Is Informed America Prepared To Act Independently

U.S. PLANNING ECONOMIC AID FOR KOREANS   Secretary of State  ~ Marshall Warns Soviets Americans Will Act Alone.

Marshall Offers Plans for Korea   Prods Russians in Letter to Molotov Calling for Action

Kees $1 Dozen. Meat $1 Pound Feared in N. Y.   Buyers Resistance Held Only Remedy To Even Steeper Prices for All Foods

Straining of Family Budget To Come Soon   Consumers Are Urged To Purchase Cheaper Cuts of Meat

Buyer Resistance is Only Check on Dizzy Spiraling of Costs   Predict Dollar Meat, Butter, Eggs In Larger Cities

Dizzy Rate of Price Climb _Casts Lengthening Shadow ~ Over U.S. Family Budgets

SUBSTITUTES SEEN HELP IN FOOD ECONOMY   Forecast Of More Price Rises Adds Gloom To Cost Pictura

Food Prices, Now at High for Year. To Climb Still Further. Ts Forecast

PRICES OF FOOD HIT NEW PEAKS: WILL GO HIGHER   $1-A-Dozen Eggs Predicte If Consumer Resistance Falls To Show Up

Prices on Food At Highest Peak; Climbing Dizzily   Moat Institute Chairman Claims Catastrophe; Little Buying Resistance Noted

Vegetables, Fresh Fruits Only Foods Off Rising Trend   Fredicts Eggs To Reach $1 Per Dozen In New York Unless ‘Consumer Resistance’ Appears

Consumers Advised To Adjust To Substitutes, Such As Spaghetti, And Shop Around For Cheaper Cuts Of Meat; Only Fruits, Vegetables Holding At Steady Prices.

Level On Fruit And Vegetables Remains Firm Despite Trend   Consumeps Advised To Seek’ Bargains,  Display Resistance

Prices Still Going Up.   At Peak For Year; No Slackening Seen In Dizzy Whirl Upward

Food Prices At Peak For Year; Still Going Up   Consumers Advised To Begin Adjusting Themselves To Substitutes.

Food Costs Rise In Dizzy Whirl      Most Staples Are At Highest Peak, Will Go Higher

Use Substitutes, Advice as Staple Food Costs Soar   ‘Spaghetti, Cheaper Meat Cuts Urged To Curb Increases

STAPLE ITEMS CAUGHT UPIN DIZZY WHIRL   Local Markets Report Steady, Graduol Spiral

PRICES All NEW PEAKS   Staples Are Certain to Go Still Higher; Corn  Paces General Upturn.

PRICE HIKES HIT FAMILY FOOD BUDGET   Most Staple Goods Now at a Peak for the Year and Are Expected to Go Still Higher—Corn Shortage a Blow.

HOUSEWIVES ADVISED TO USE SUBSTITUTES  Dollar-A-Pound Butter And Meat Predicted; Eggs Also Will Soar

DOLLAR EGGS AND MEAT PREDICTED: PRICES GOING UP   Consumer Resistance Is Held Gnly Means to Stop Soarinv Livine Costs

Food Prices Hit “47. Top, Still Rising  Buyers Advised  To Shop More, Tlea Subctitutec

Shadows Cast Over Budgets In Price Whirl   Staple Foods Cer. tain To Go Higher; Advise Substitutes.

Prices High,  Going Higher Dollar Butter, Eggs, Meat Are Predicted

Food Prices At Year's High Throughout U. S.   Staple Foods Still Soaring; Corn Paces General Upturn tn Commodity Prices

Food Prices Mount toRecord High in’ ‘Most Places in U. \   ‘Still Soaring; Consumers Advised to’ Turn too Substitutes

Consumers Asked To Buy Cheaper Cuts: Of Meat, Use Spaghetti And -More Vegetables

Eggs, Butter, Meat Costs May Increase   Consumer Resistanc« Only Solution for Hiked Prices

Many Foods at High Peak and Will Go Higher  Consumers Advised To Use Substitutes

Rise In Price Of Groceries Hits Budeets   Dark Shadows Are Cast Over Nation’s Dinner Tables By Peak Quotations

Food Prices Will Jump to Higher Level   Corn Paces General Upturn in Prices for Nation’s Commodities

NATION'S FOOD PRICES TO HIT HIGHER PEAKS   Consumers Advised To Resis Spiral by Using Substitutes in Menus

Buyer Resistance To Soaring Food Prices !s Urged   Staples are at Peak ‘For the Year and Are Certain to Go  V0 ye) ne re a ee

Staple Items At High Peak, Going Higher   Consumers Advised To Buy Substitutes

Food Prices Continue Climb To New Highs   Only Fresh Fruits anc Vegetables Holding Steady

Public Told To Buy Substitutes, Cheap Cuts As Meat Prices Soar   THE MIDWESTERN

Foods, Except Vegetables, Fruit, Zooming   Authority on Meat Sees ‘Catastrophe for Hungry World’

Food Prices Rise In Dizzy Whirl To Season High  Butter, Meat and Eggs May Go to $1 in New York

Most Staples Reach High Peak For Year   Commodities Are Certain To Go Higher

Food Prices at Year’s High Are Still Soaring   Consumers Advised to Adjust to Substitutes; Fresh Vegetbles,  Fraits Holding

Full Scale War Is Brewing in Kashmit   Both Sides Rush Troops to Scene

Capital of Kashmir Is Threatened   Armed Panthan Moslem: Swarm Into Princely State; Truckloads of Reinforcements Rushed

Armed Moslem Forces ‘Advance   Front Is Reported 20 Miles West Of Capital

Hog Prices Hit $30 as Markets Set New Peaks   Buying Spree Lifts Quotes 50c to $1.50; $1 Pork Chops Loom

DOLLAR PORK SEEN WITHIN AFORTNIGHT   Cost of Living Likely To Hit Record Peak By First of June

Britain Bans  Imports Of All U.S. Tobacco   Cripps Announces Tobacco Ban and Cuts in Food Imports; Deeper Austerity Is Foretold.

Britain Bans Imports Of U.S. Tobacco   Cripps Says Economi Collapse Would End Democracy

BRITAIN BANNED TOBACCO IMPORTS FROM THE U, S.   Also Announced New Cuts In Food Imports, It ts Announced,   A WARNING 18 ISSUED   Keonomic Crisis Reviewed In the House by Sir  (cripps.

Foods Again Cut to Meet Dollar Crisis   ‘Tobacco Imports . Banned; Rehousing Proqram Curtailed:

British Ban U.S. Imports Of Tobacco  ~ Huge New Cuts Face English

Britain To Bar U. S. Tobacco   Cripps Tells Common: Drastic Controls Are Necessary

Britain Bans Leaf Imports From U.S.   Announces New Cuts In Food Imports

$$.-Won't Go Up In Smokes—  England Bans Purchase of U.S. Cigarettes, Cuts Food Imports:

Nation Facing New CutsIn Food Imports   Deeper Austerity ‘ls Forecast For. Enalish People

New British Import Cuts      Ban On U. S. Tobacco And New Food Slash Announced By Cripps

Britain Bars Importation  Of Tobacco   Economic Collapse To Mean End of British Democracy

Britain in New.” Move to Forestall Economic Debacle   Bans All: Tobacco Imperts from _U.S.--Say Collapse. Might.  Endl Nemaerntice Cees

Britain Bans Import of U.S. Tobacco   New Cuts Are Plannec For Food; Lower Living Scale Seen

Tobacco Purchases  From U. S. Halted  In Britain's Crisis Economics Boss Cuts  Food Imports, Warns Of New Austerity

BRITAIN BANS MORE IMPORTS   Food and Tobacco Cuts  Are Announced

Britain Halts United States Tobacco Imports   Company Buyers  Curtail Purchases  Here Early Today

Britain Slashes Imports   Bars U. 8. Tobacco, Cuts Food-Buying and Construction

BRITAIN FORBIDS TOBACCO IMPORTS TO SAVE DOLLARS   CRIPPS ANNOUNCES NEW MEASURE TO PREVENT COLLAPSE

BRITISH CLAMP BAN ON BUYING OF US. TOBACCO   Also Announce New Cuts in Food Imports, Domestic Expenditures

Britain Closes Tobacco Imports In Economy Move   Food Shipments From U. §. Cut In More Austerity

Tobacco Imports Cut Off To US; New Curb On AN  Food Imports Announced

DEBATE OPENS GN HOUSE ACT TG CURB LABOR      Republicans Predict Overwheliming Passage of Measure to Stop Strikes   DEMOS EXPECTED TO TRY FOR AMENDMENTS

Senate Body Rejects Labor Bargain Curbs   Committee Rejects Restriction By 7 to 6 Vote—Taft Reports  Decisions Complete

Are Near a Vote On Labor Measure   Committee Reaches Decision on Individual Sections of Bil!   TO BALLOT THURSDAY   New Proposal Will Outlaw Many Fes of Strikes  in Nation

Senate Group Works On bill   Labor Measure Is About In Shape  For Congress

Senate Group Rejects Bargaining Restriction In New Labor Measure

far-reaching Bill To Curb Strikes,  Unions Is Debated G. O.P. Confident « of  aa 2 ee en ey peor

House Into Labor Debate: No Senate Bar on Bargaining  Upper Chamber Against Preventing Industrywide Action

crop Keke Labor Measure Resirictions.  - Reach: Decisions: On All Sections:

Legislation Is Now Ready For Vote Thursday   House Opens Debate On Separate Measure To Control Unions

House Spurts Ahead on Labor Bill Debate   Predictions For Demo. cratic Support Of Aleas ure In House.

BARGAINING BAN HIT IN SENATE   Restrictions On Industrywide Power Voted Down

Labor Wins Senate Test   Committee Rejects Bill’s Industry-Wide Bargaining Restriction

GOP Boasts Of Power To Pass Overwhelmingly   Big Democratic Support Is Seen; ‘Bill Of Rights  For Laborinag Man’

House Debating Anti-Union Bill  Passage Assured   Vote Is Scheduled Or Crack-Down Legislation On Friday. e

Decides On Individual Sections Of Bill; House Debating Its Labor Bill

Committee Rejects  Industry-Wide  Bargaining Plan Group Wants Labor  Legislation To Pass Unchanged

Wotes to Lump All Legislation In Single Bill   House Launches:: Debate On Separate Measure; Foresee Passage

Majority Seen for  Union Curb   100 Democrats May Join Republicans; Senate Measure  Is Toned Down

SENATE GROUP REBUFFS TAFT ON LABOR BANS   Proposed Restrictions In Industrywide . Bargaining Defeated

Debate On Unior Crack-Down Bil Opens In House   Easy Passage Of Measure Seen By Both Parties

DECISIVE VOTE TO CURB LABOR IS LOOKED FOR   Dehate On Union Re strictions Opens In House; Democrats And Republicans Predict Overwhelming Passage.

BARGAINING IS NOT CURTAILED   Senate Lebor Committee Vote: Against Curbs on. Industry-Wide Neantiation -

Senate Reaches Tentative Accorc On Labor Bill   Committee Downs Plan To Restrict Industry Bargaining

Senate Labor Group Turns Down Clause   Reject Proposal For Industry-Wide Bargaining Restrictions In Bill

sHouse Trundles out New Labor Measure   GOP Confident Bill Will Be Approved; Demo Support of Legislation Predicted by Cox

[Debate On Bills  Cracking Down  On Union, Strike   Enough Votes To Insur Passage Of Measure Claimed By Republican:

House Debates Union Curbing Labor Measure   GOP Predicts Passage  And Enough Votes To Desneet tet arc.

GOPs Claim  Enough Votes  lor Passa ge   Measure Would Outlaw Many Types of Strikes   nRirirrnTinv

House Opening Debate Today On Measure   Stern Curbs On “Unions Assailed By Rep. Madden

SENATE GROUP ~ AGREED ON BILL   Labor Measure Decision Vote Thursday

Senators Reject Industry-Wide Bargaining Ban   Committee Drafting Bill As House Opens’ Debate on Sharp Curbs

Labor Co: mittee Voids Proposal t.-ging Bans On Bargaining Activity

Restrictions on Industry-wide Bargaining out   Labor Bill Is Almost Ready.

SENATE GROUP NOT TO CURB BARGAINING   Rejects Proposal to Write Restrictions on Industry-Wide Negotiations Into General Labor Legislation,

Labor Bill To Be Debated In Lower House   CONGRESSMEN ALL SET TO DISCUSS NEW MEASURE

Passage Is Sure Say Both Sides   Bill of Rights for Laboring Man Say Backers, AntiLabor Charge Dems

House Debates Labor Measure: Predict Approval   Republicans and Many Democrats Sure Bill  Will Pass

GOP Makes Another Effort For Belated Tax Relief   Will Try Again On Bill That Truman Has Killed ©

Yegoslavs Insist Austrians Must Cede Carinthie   Also Demand 150 Million for Reparations; Big 4 Waits Soviet Stand  i

Yugoslavs Ask For Carinthia   Demand If! lacked B Russia WA®Block Austria Treatv

Yugoslavia Demands Carinthia   Austrian Treaty Hinges on Soviet Stand on Request

YUGOSLAVS DEMAND TERRITORY   Want Province Frem Austria As War Reparations

YUGOSLAVIA DEMANDS A PROVINCE.   Asks for. or Carinthia And Reparations _ From Austria _

BiG FOUR RECEIVES SLAY DEMAND FOR SLICE OF AUSTRIA   Yugoslavia ‘Also Seeks Pay. ment of. $150,000,600

Milky Way Housecleaning Would Reveal: Magnificent Spectacle, Says Dr. Whitford

Divorce Rate Down Sharply Across Nation   Most of Ill-Suited Wartime Marriages Already Dissolved

Colombia, Peru to Join Signers   Pact to Be Signed Next Tuesday with President Truman Looking On

Peru, Colombia Compromise  Treaty Issue  19-Nation Approval Assured for  Blemisnhere Pact

Approval Of Defense Pact  Is Assured   Treaty Will Be Signed Tuesday

"Hemisphere Defense Assured Of O.K.. s Last Minute Compromise Between Calambia-Peru Makes Bill Certain

PARLEY STAMPS 0. K. ON AGGRESSION PACT   Colombia-Peru Compromise Brings Agreement   Map oa Page 4,

Hemisphere Treaty For Resistance To Aggression Certain Of Approval

INDIANA POLICE ARGUE CUSTODY NIGHT MARSHAL  OAKLAND CIvY MAN  FEARS MOB ACTION IN ARREST DEATH

FAITH HEALERS, EMULATE JERICHO ‘FEAT ‘BUT JAIL WALLS: HOLD WOMEN FAS)

LUNGRESS PASSES TERMINAL PAY ACT FOR U.S. VETERANS   Ex GI’s to Be Allowed to Trade Bonds in for Cash; Bill Is Declared to Be Best of Saccinn   SPANISH WAR MEN MAY GET BENEFITS

CAN CASH IN TERMINAL LEAVE BONDS   If President Signs Bill Passed Saturday

PRESIDENT TELLS YOUTHS WORLDIS ON WAY TO PEACE   In Fatherly Talk to Legion Forum Boys, Truman Says They Live in Greatest Age in History.   SEES PEOPLE AS FREE INDIVIDUALS   Chief Executive, in Busy Day Signs 35 Bills — Names Dawson as Administrative Aid,

TRUMAN SEES WORLD PEACE   Expresses : His Confidence In Eventual Freedom  For All Peoples

HST SPEAKS TO LEGION GROUP President Expresses Optimism ~ For Peaceful World In Future

Truman Tells Legion Youth He'd Like to Trade Places: Greatest History Lies Ahead

Truman Tell: Boys World Peace Ahead  Cancratninotos Legian   Congratulates: Legion Group on Living In Greatest of Agen

Conférence of Baptists Opens  Resist Separation of   Resist Separation of Church, State Is Plea

Baptist Assails Court Action   Southern Convention Is Launched Today At St. Louis

Baptist H ead Pleads Church,  State Barrier   Newton Assails Naming Of Legate To Vatican, Free Parochial Transport

Phone Strikers Renew $6 Offer   State Union Won't Cross Picket Lines

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  By FRANK R. KENT   Washington, Jan. 20 Politics and President

Sees Flying Discs as All Imagination   Scientists Claim They’re Spots Before the Eyes— More Reports Today

Report ‘Flying Saucers All Over the Nation  Scientists Believe Observers Suffering Sitterc: Airline Pifat Chaces ‘Obiect'

Army Navy Officials Silent as "Elving Saucers” Reports Pour in From Many Parts of U.S.

Indict Former  U. S. Official Denied Red Ties  To State Denartment

Attorney General Reveals Iudictment Carl Mar. gani For Frand Upon Government

Former State Department Employe Concealed: Communist Affiliations

Indictment for Former Employe  Misrepresented Self To Government

Indict Ex-State Dept. Employe   Charged With: Fraud In Denying He Was. Member Of Communist Party.

‘Ex-State, Department Employee : Charged With Fraud Dur ing Testimony

US. Indicts Former State  Dept. Worker  Levee Can. Clavie   Atty. Gen. Clark Saye Communist Misrepresented

Former Employe Of State Dept. Accused Of Fraud  Once Member Of Communist Party

EX-GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE HELD   Alleged Member of Red Party Indicted

Former State Aide Indicted   Marzani Charged With Saying Never Member Of Communist Party

COMMUNIST LINK HIDDEN — .  Former U.S. Employe Indicted. for:-Fraud.-

State Highway Department Bill Arqued   Measure Is Said To Be “Subterfuge” To Raise Salaries

Soviet Backs  Partitioning  Of Palestine  U.S. Statement Still Awaited

Soviets Back Partitio ning  Of P alestine   United States Also Expected To Favor UN Plan For Solving Problem

RUSSIANS SUPPORT PALESTINE NATIONS PARTITION PLANS   JN Program for Splitting Country Between Jews and Arabs Is Backed by Soviet Leaders.   U.S. WILL RELATE STAND ON QUESTION

New Hunting Licenses Are  On Sale Now   County Receives Suppl Of 3,000; Warn  1946 Licenses Expire On August 31.

U. S. Gives Russia Many Vital Patents, Congressman Says   Fears A-Bomb Secrets Included; Hearing on Lilienthal Concludes

HOUSE OPENS SPECIAL PROBE OF PASSPORTS   Committee Chairman Hints Atom Bomb Secret Taken

Solon Charges Russian Raid  OnU.S. Patent:   Doors Opened to Reds Wallace May Be Put On Carpet

Premier Ramadier Wins Voting Test  But French Leader May il le = oe i

RAMADIER GIVEN CONFIDENCE VOTE   FRENCH PREMIER’S POLICY IN INDO-CHINA UPHELD BY 411-TOO VOTE.

RAMADIER WINS FRENCH SUPPORT   Four-Party Government May Face Even Stronger Tests

Senate Advances Foreign Relief  Given Preference Over Tax Reduction

Relief Measure Comes Up After Labor Bill Vote   Committee of GOP. Leaders Sets Up Program of Action for Balance of Session

Senate to Take Up Foreign Aid  Measure Next   Votes 60-28 to Ban Union Coercion Of Workers

Senate to Tackle Relief Bill Before Tax Cuts  Labor Legislation Work Will Be Completed First

SENATE GOP ARGUE OVER SCHEDULE   Upper House Resumes Labor Debate Mondoy: Red Prohibition Questioned ~

STANDARD OL RATIONS GAS   Holds Stations to 1946 Leve of Supplies To Assure Fairness.

PLACE LIMIT ~ “ON GASOLINE   STANDARD OIL TO GIVE DIS. TRIBUTORS ONLY SAME. QUANTITIES AS LAST YEAR

FIFTH RAIL CRASH VICTIM IS LISTED   All Are Identified in Pennsy Flyer Accident

Cherries Only Local Crop Heavily Hit ‘One Life Lost in Flood Near The Dalles

STRIKERS HURL UGS AT POLICE   PELT ST. CHARLES COPS :AS LATTER GO TO AID OF TWO PHONE WORKERS.

NECK-DEEP IN POLITICS  Rationing And Prices To Be Election Issues   Little Chance Seen for Truman’s Anti-Inflation Program; Both Parties Appear to Be Maneuvering’ for Advantage in Next Year’s Presidential ‘Campaign.

Chances Slim For Return Of Economic Controls As Politics Entangle Program

Whole Business of Controls, Rationing Is Neck-Deep in Political Expediency

PRICES, WAGES SEEN ‘POLITICS’   Two Items, Plus Rationing May Be Campaign Issues

Here’s Where The Money Goes For iIThat Roast Beef Dinner You Purchase

Royall Says May Had Blamed Him For Senate Probe  Acknowledaed Later That He Was Wrong

War Department Official Testifies  Says May Accused Him Of Starting Probe

ROYALL GETS BLAME FROM CONGRESSMAN   Fraud Trial Now Under Way Shows Pressure by A. J. May

Typhoon Levels U. S. Buildings On Pacific Ish   Worst Storm of Seascn Flattens Iwo Jima, Heads for Okinawa

Okinawa Is In Path Of Great Storm   Heavy Damage Is Reported At Iwo Jima

House Approval Comes During Stormy Session   75 Pet. of Funds Earmarked for Teachers’ Pay

Disorder Marks Final Passage Of Legislation  ate Amenamentc   Late Amendments Beaten Down by Backers of Measure

GROUP PASSES MEASURE BY 105 T0 17 VOTE   Speaker Breaks Two Gavels Trying to Keep Order Dur : ing Wild Session

Ohio House Approves: School Bill   Wild Disorder Marks Debate; Pay Hike Seer

VOTE ON BILL MARKED BY DISORDER   75 Per Cent Of Money To Go For Teachers’ Pay

New Contract Demands of Miners Bared   Moderate Increase in Sugar Allotment Seen   House Passes $83,000 000 Daniels-Cramer School Bill

Taft Is Ready To Announce  G. 0. P. Race   Candidate Wiil Spur ‘Stop Dewey’ Move

Senator Taft To Announce Plans Friday   Chioan Will Toss Hat In Ring For.’ GOP Nomination

YORK STOPPAGES ‘CURL SET NEW RECORD: FRI   New York State Led Natior  With 682 Lost Year

New Oil Play In Petersburg Area Seen  Good Showing Made Rv New Hale Test

FOUND DE AD RESIDE ROAD   Mentana Man Was on Way to (htaee to Bedside of Father

FOUND DEAD BESIDE ROAD   Montana Man Was on Way to Ot taea to Hedside of Father

Snyder Sees Inflation  Threat Checke¢   Praises Truman For Spurning Political Expediency

90,000 Throng Patton's Grave  Special Services Held By Luxembourgers at Battle of Bulge Site

TRIBUTE IS PAID TO GEN. PATTON   Bugies Sounded Over His Grave And Those Of 8,000 Others

PAPER REPORTS FRANCO WOUNDED   Colonel Shoots Spanish Dictator in Shoulder Is Paris Story.

Passage of White Primary Law Made Resignation Requirement; Collece Students Ready to March

TALMADPE SEEKS TO AVE ‘DEAL WITH THOMPSCN   Offers to Quit, Run Against Him After Enactment of White Primary Law   SPEAKS IN LEGISLATURE   Insists His Bill to Prohibit Negro Voters Must Be Passed First

Proposes Lt.  Governor Also Must Resign Post   Surprising Suggestion Made Today Before the Legislature in “Rattle of Georgia”

Let People Decide, Plan Of Talmadge   Offers to Resign as Governd and Then Have a Spec ial Election

Talmadge Offers to Resign   Says Legislature Must First Pass White Primary, Call An Election

MADGE OFFERS 70 RESIGN OFFGt UPON CONDITIGNS   White Primary Law to Be Approved, Special Primary, Are Part of Provisions.   STATEMENT MADE IN ATLANTA TODAY

ATK.U. SATURDAY   Expect 2, 500 De Delegates for Christian Frontiers , Meeting   ‘PLANS ALL COMPLETE

CONFERENCE OPENS AT K.U. SATURDAY   Expect 2,500 Delegates for Christian Frontiers Meeting   PLANS ALL COMPLETE

LABOR'S BIG GUNS TO BARK   Union Leaders To Take Action In Self-Defense Next Week   CONGRESS WILL HEAR

Union Attorney Says Workers Want To Return  Federal Intervention Urged du.Western Eloctric Strilee. ---.

PHONE STRIKE PROLONGED BY W-E DISPUTE   Government Action Is Urged by Union To Break Deadlock

More Strikes Ended Mong Phone Front   Negotiations Still: Snarled “dn Several Key”  Canes 3

Union Rejects New Company Offer  Many Phone Workers Returning To Jobs

Strike Near Settlement   Partial Return to Peace In Phone Tie-Up

Mishaps Over Holiday Kill 421 Persons   Traffic Takes Heaviest Toll

421 Die in U.S. From Accidents Over Week-End   Death Toll Reaches 19 In Ohio For Last Holiday of Summer

RIVERSIDE HAS WILD WEEK-END   Holiday Accidents Claim 448; 290 Killed In Traffic Mishaps

Accident Toll For Holiday 448 in US.  At Least 290 Die In Auto Crashes, 2 *., Maccan lewvendte

Holiday Death Toll Now 421, May Go Higher   Not Less Than 266 Die In Labor Day Traffic  Accidenta

Las Holiday Week-End of Summer Takes Tell of 421 Livesin'Nation   266 in Highway Deaths; 80 Drown; 21 Victims of Plane Crashes Over Labor Day

Death ‘Toll Is 421   Nation Observes’ “Last ‘Holiday Week-End '... of Summer With Accident Death wu... Toll of 421 Persons

TAKES $107,110 FOR ‘BOY FRIEND’   Detroit Woman, 42, Admits Embezzlements From Express Co.

Stole $107,110 for Boy Friend She Wanted to Marry  Detroit Woman Embegzied Fortune   Detroit Woman Embezzled Fortune While Working for Express Company

U.S. To Fight Red Campaign In German Zone   Clay Says Agreement Not To Attack Policy Now Is Badly Bent

ARMY BACKING 'MOVE TO SELL   SEN, CLAY SAYS INFORMA. TION To BE SPREAD 70  OFFSET COMMUNIST CAMPAIGN

“INFORMATION” DRIVE PLANNED FOR GERMANY   Soviet Propaganda To Be Met With Comparisons  Highly Unfavorable

fruman Names National Guard Officers to Get  Commissions in Army

LOKAR SILENT ON OUSTER MOVE   Liquor Department Resigna: tion Demanded

Ohio Race Chairman Was Secretary To Ex-Gov. Lausche   Received Appointment in Closing Day: of Last Administration; Cites Liquor Permit

! Flying Boat Is Forced To land In Ocean   Sixty-Nine Persons Reported Abord Craft Riding Out Rough Sea and Gales.

69 In Peril When Waves Pound Craft   Boeing Plane Taxies To Weather Ship And May Soon Be Rescued

Coal-Saving Plan Fails Britain In First Day's Test   Government, Economi Crisis Grows Worse  As Fuel Stocks Drop

Voluntary Coal Saving  is Failure   England Plans Drastic - Measures: To: Save What ey y

First Day Flop,  Fuel Office Says   New Freezing Wave Adds  To Nation’s Misery

Britain’s Power-Saving Plea Fails To Ease Coal Crisis  People’s Response “Not ‘So Good” Fuel Ministry Says After One Day

BRITAIN'S DRIVE: TO INCREASE COAL STOCKS 15 BALKED   Public Disregards Labor Government’s Appeals to Economize in Use of Electric Power.   FUEL-SUPPLY LANES BLOCKED BY SNOW

Britain Fails To Build Up Its Coal Piles   Response of Public to Fuel Conservation Appeal Is Inadequate

McKellar Seeks To Extend Atom Group Hearings   Faces Ist Major Test ir Drive to Bicck Lilien thal Appointment

SOVIET FINDS FAULT WITH BROADCASTS —   Russian Say Says U. S. Talks Are ©  : Fostering Enmity

Ehrenbourg Says U. S. Is Slanderer   Programs Described a: ‘‘Planting Emnity’” in Minds of Russians

RUSS BLISTER AMERICAN RADIO BROADCASTING   Leading Organ Asserts ‘Plagiarizing Hitler’ Is United States ‘Echo’

Resigned Aggie Officers Seek Reissue Of Commissions as ‘Rules’ War Ends —

REICH MINERS EXTEND STRIKES   ‘May Call Out All Ruhr Diggers as Food Riots Continue

STATE WILL GET BOHANNON SOON   Federal Attorney Disclose: Convict Will Go Back To McAlester

Action Against Balkan Agitators Demanded In United Nations By U.S.

Insists U. N. Group Halt Balkan Row  Denounces Slavs,  Albania, Bulgaria

U.S. DEMANDS U PROTECT GREECE FOAM REN ENFS   Urnes Russian Satellites Be Found Guilty of Aiding Guerrillas. .   NEW U. S., SOVIET TILT   Delegates Clash Over Membership Pleas of ExEnemy Countries.

U. S. In Decisive UN Issue Victory   Russia Defeated On Test Vote In Balkan Dispute Over Special Committee, 38 to 6

SOVIET RUSSIA AND SATELLITES ARE REVERSED   Johnson Claims Future Of U. N. and-Greece Top Stake in Dispute

U. S. Victor Over Russia On Test Vote   Demands Special Group To Settle Balkan Conflict

Red Satellite “Convictions” Are Demanded  Test Vote Results  l. Caciat Natast

U.S. Wins U.N Test Vote in  Balkans Case  Action Will Require Albania, Bulgaria

ROYAL AIR FORCE CAMP ATTACKED   No Casualties are Reported Immediately —- British Troops Check Patrons of Movie Theatres in Hunt for “Wanted” Persons.

seer ee se eaeeeeerrteeseeaates  Third Major Disaster in 23 Days

JURY OPENS PROBE OF MEYERS’ DRALS   N. ¥. Also Starts Inquiry into General’s Income Tax Returns.

PROBE OF MEYERS DEALS 1S BEGUN   !GRAND JURY STARTS LOOEK ING INTO GENERAL'S WARTIME TRANSACTIONS.

Probed ‘General Will Faoe Several Investijations © Of His War Record

U.S. GRAND JURY OPENS QUIZ OF MEYERS MONEY DEALINGS   General Loses Pension and Medals; N.Y. to Investigate His Income Tax

Grand Jury Probe Of Meyers Deals Launched by U.S  New York State Also Starts Inquiry Into Affairs of General

MEYERS CASE GOES TO JURY   General Stripped Of Pension Medals By Air Force

Grand Jury At Work On Meyers   G-Men and Air Force Rush to Put General Through Wringer

Grand Jurors ‘Begin Secret Meyers Probe   Tranecript of Senate Case Testimony Given Panel Ry 2 Witneaces

House Prenares To Pass Labor Measure Today   “Overwhelming Majority Is Predicted Outcome Of Vote On Bill   DEFEAT ATTEMPTS TQ SOFTEN BILL

LABOR MEASURE PASSAGE SURE   One Amendment Accepted As Houses Rushes Through Bill Against Strikes

LABOR BILL IS NEAR PASSAGE IN HOUSE   Less Than 100 May Oppose Drastic Legislation

G.0,P, LEADERS KEEP CONTROL   LABOR BILL SLATED FOR PASSAGE TODAY ‘WITHOUT ANY CHANGES IN HOUSE

Will Drop 25,00 In Next 6 Months   War Assets Administrator To Make Large Cut In Federal Forces

WAA T0 FIRE 23,000 IN NEXT SIX MONTHS   Jan. 31, 1948, Still “Target Date” for Closing Agency

Strikes Strangling French Economic Life. Force Crisis   Goverment Fires 66 Police Commissioners; Schuman Fears Red Police Control

France Calls — 80,000 Conscripts   Bring Division Total to 15 Within Week

CALL 80,000 MEN TO KEEP ORDER; FIRE 66 POLICE   ACTION FOLLOWS A FOUR HOUR SESSION OF FRENCH CABINET

France Summon: Fresh Troopers  80,000 Called Up As Strikes Spread

15 Divisions Prepared To Deal With Threat Of Strife From Strikes

HOME EDITION  (Four Editions: Daily)   Two Million Stay Off Jobs in. Strike ‘Crisis

France Calls More Troops  In Crisis  Action F ollows F iring of 66 Pakreen Off.nteale

France Calls More Troops In Labo Crisis   Refuses to Confirm Reports Forces Are _ Recalled From German’

Troops Mobilized ln French Crisis  Schuman’s Support Sags in Assembly—

15 DIVISIONS NOW ON DUTY IN EMERGENCY   Action Taken After Vote of Confidence; 66 Police Commissionerg Fired.

FRANCE CALLS 80,000 TROOPS INTO SERVICE   66 Police Commissioners Fired by Government as Strike Wave Mounts

France Calls More Troops To Colors ©   “Fifteen Divisions Now On Hand to Deal With Rising Threat of Civil Strife; “Purge” Police

French Premier Fires 66 Police Heads, Calls Up 80,000 More Troops   Split Widens In General Labor Confederation As Government Moves To Mobilize France's Striking Railroad Fmniavesc

French Fire Sixty Six Police Chiefs In Security Move   Second Confidence Vote for Cabinet Liahter than First

France Calls More Men to Colors In Current Crisis   Threat of Civil Strife and Strangulation Of Economic Life Results in 15 Divisions Being Called Into Service

French Situation Worsens   Premier Calls Up 80,000 Troops After Firing 66 Police Commissioners

France Calls More Troops To Meet Crisis   Additional 80,000 Men To Deal with Threat of Civil Strife Stemming from Red-Inspired Strikes.

Threat of Civil Strife Causes Government to Take Emergency Action

FRANCE CALLS OUT 80 THOUSAND ADDITIONAL TROOPS TO CURB COMMUNIST STRIKERS’ ACTIVITY   Police Commissioners Numbering 66 Are Fired By Premier Schuman-—Suggestion Is Offered That Russia Receive Hundred Million as Her Share of Austrian Reparations—Harriman Sees Lower Prices for Meats, Steel and Lumber

France Calls More Troops Into Service   80.000 Ordered to Duty to Meet New Strike Emergency

French Premier Fires 66 Police Commissioners   Works With Cabinet On Plan Designed to Halt Wave of Strikes

France Calls Up More Conscripts   Government Moves To Halt Threat Of Civil Strife Instigated By Reds

80.000 Unit Will Assist Strike-Torn Government   66 Police Officials . Dropped By Cabinet In Widespread Purge

FRANCE CALLED 80,000 CONSCRIPT TROOPS TODAY   To Help Meet Emergency Caused by An Epidemic of Strikes.   NOW HAS 15 DIVISIONS   Is Total of Military Forces Called Up Within the Past Week.

France Calls : Up Additional 80,000 Troops   Military Forces Called to Cope With Threat of Civil Strife Totals 15 Divisions

Threat of Civil War Continues to Peril Nation   66 District Police Chiefs Ousted as Red Suspects

bd  More Troops Called Up   66 Commissioners of Police Fired; Schuman Wins Vote

EPIDEMIC OF STRIKES SAPS ECONOMIC LIFE   Cabinet Decides to Use Force to Meet Emergency

EMERGENCY IS CREATED BY STRIKES   French Economic Life Slowly Being Strangled

66 Police ‘Heads Fired In France   New Premier Carries Out Promise To ‘Do Something’ About Wave Of Strikes

Civil Strife Feared As 2,000,000 Leave Jobs in Communists’ Bid for Control

Two Million Are Involved In Walk-Outs   66 Police Commissioners Discharged By Government.

More Troops Called Out By French   Decision Brings Total to 15 Divisions; Schuman, Armed With Confidence Vote, Schedules Report

France Calls More Troops to Battle Civil Strife Threat   Fifteen Divisions Available for Duty-.. Discharge &6 Police Officiols tn Prrvic

‘15 Divisions Summoned To Colors In Week   2,000,000 Involved In Walkouts Brought On By Communists

Emergency Is Caused By Strikes   Government Removes 66 Commissioners Of Police — Fights Communist Groups

French Recall Added Troops   Cabinet Order Puis 15 Divisions In Readiness to Deal With Civil Strife Threat as Strikes Spread

Economic Life Being Strangled By Many Strikes  Bring Up 80,000 Conscripts; 15   Bring Up 80,000 Conscripts; 15 Divisions Recalled Within Past Week

66 Area Police Heads Ousted  by Government      Cabinet Meets To “Do Something” About Spreading Walk-Outs; ~

French Fire 66. Police Officials   Noe Explanation: Is Made of Action; Connmunists Call It ‘Purge’

80,000 CALLED “TOCOLORS IN FRENCH CRISIS   Conscript Troops to B Used In Strike-Born Emergency.   POLICE HEADS OUT   66 District Commissioners Are’ Dropped on Government’s Order.

France Calls Up More Troops To Keep Order      80,000 SOLDIERS BEING MOBILIZED IN CRISIS

Drastic Step May Lead To Civil Battle   Saxly-Six Police Commissioners Fired By Schuman; 80,000 Troops Recalled For Military Emerceencv

66 Police Commissioner: Fee! Ax As Schuman Prarmisac Action   INSIDE THE TIMES TODAY   Taft } May Enter Illinois Vote Primary If Dewey Makes Bid

Soldiers To Help Combat Increasing Number Of Strikes   66 Police Commissioners Fired By French Government: New Premier Meets With Cabinet

Police Heads Tumble When Schuman Hits   New Premier Moving To Put an End to Strikes in France

Government Has 15 Divi. sions Ready to Deal With Strike Epidemic.

Irance Calls More Troops As Strike Emergency Worsens   Police Heads Fired As Civil Strife Threatened

66 French Police   No. Explanation Given By Schuman: Fér Action.

Troops Called To Meet Crisis In Strike Wave   Communists Cripple Nation  With Stoppage; Premier  Fears Reds Seck To. * Control Police _

LIGHTNING FIRES BARN ON THE KING FARM WITH $8,000 LOSS; FIFTY TONS OF HAY, 500 DOZEN BASKETS BURN

NEW VEHICLE LAW ON, RESPONSIBILITY   lowa Motorists Must Prove Re.  sponsible for Accidents or Get Liabilnk¥ Insurance.

Red Cross To. Give Standard First Aid Course   , Sponsored By Mexia Community » Safety Council

Molotov Given Ample Warning Marshall To Be Tough Sparring Partner at Talks

Marshall Makes No Apology to Soviet's Complaint of Slander   New Secretary Advises “Second Thought’ by Molotov

Trees Down; Wire Service Disrupted   Vets Housing Project Wrecked; Roofs of Buildings Torn Of

NEW UNIT JOINS ECUADOR REVOLT   Army Garrison At Guayaquil No Longer Recognizes Mancheno

Accidents Take Lives of Eleven  pate CS Teg SRR ope '§   Four Dead as Result of Weekend Drownings

Eleven Die In Accidents Over Sunday   Five Drownings Recorded As Residents Of State Seek Relief From The   Warm Weather

Old Tronsides Observes 150th Anniversary  Of Naval Service At Boston Tuesday

DISPUTE OVER HIRING HALL TIES UP TEN SHIPS IN SAN FRANCISCO WHEN CIO LONGSHOREMEN STRIKE

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Report Britain Cashing More of Gold Reserve

BRITAIN CASHES MORE OF GOLD   Cripps Says More Cuts Due On Imports Unless Dollar Aid Comes

BLACK LEGION’ - CLAIM DENIED   OH IO-CONGRESSMAN—SAYS HE WAS NEVER MEMBER _OF ORGANIZATION  ’ AT LIMA

U.S. Is Promised  Raw Materials  Much Needed Goods to Be Available

DUFF SELECTS PUC MEMBERS   Morgal, Conly Appointed To Commission; Immediate Confirmation Voted

Britain Offers Bonus To Miners      Seeks To Spur Coal Production—Elecric Power Is Still Curtailed

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  ‘It’s Great Place To Visit, But Who Would Live Here?’

Hal Boyle Recites: Horrors of Manhattan Family About to Receive Honored Guests

Housfon Millionaire Finds Another $80,000,000 to Leave to Charity

Plans To Double Gift To Charity   Texas Oilman To Make It $160,000,000, He  eri pers ie.

Nation’ s Second Largest Gift.  Gives 160 Million  Away To Charities

‘Selfish’ Houston Multimillionaire Doubles Gift; Various Charities Are to Receive $160,000,000

Multimillionaire Doubles Gift   “Selfish” Oil Man Will Give $160,000,000 To Charity

To Give Away His Millions  Man Who Once Farned   Man Who Once Earned $3 a Week Pledges Huece Chantyv Gift

Budget Request Is Assailed hy G.0.P. Leader  Reece Calls for Intra-Party Unity in Speech

Budget Request Is Assailed by G.0.P. Leader  Reece Calls for Tun}: hg eee eee   Reece Calls for Intra-Party Unity in Speech

May Halt Control of Payments   House Crosses Up Truman, Who Asked Continued Curb On Buving

Grand Jurors Return Dozen  True Bills   List Of Minor Cases Are Slated For Trial In Criminal Court  Session Next Week.

PAIR CONVICTED FOR ‘ROOMING HOUSE FIRE   Vicks And Langham Found Guilty Of First Degree Murder By Baltimore Jurcs

DANVILLE BUSINESS  BUILDINGS WRECKED   Less In Virginia City Estimated At 51,000,000; Several Families Fle,n Flame«

Storm Warnings Up Off Southeast Coast   Center of Hurricane Moy Pass to North Of Virgin Islond<

143-m. p-h Winds Near West Indies   Plane Probes Storm, ‘but Military Isn't Ready to ‘Bust’ It

Hurricane Speeding in From Atlantic   ‘43 MPH Winds Reported Heading For Puerto Rico

Disturbance Accompanied By High Wind   Truman's Ship Expected To Get “Rolling Swells’”’

Hoist Storm Warnings In Antilles   Missouri,. With Truman Aboard, Is Miles Away

‘BIG MO’ MILES OUT, WILL NOT GET HIGH WIND   Miami Residents Move Boats Into Safer River Area

Storm Warnings Ge Up as 143-Mile Hurricane Roars   President's Ship In Path But Too Far To Re in Serious Peril

Atlantic Storm Now Roaring Hurricane  Attamnt Adaw Ra   Attempt May Be Made to ‘Bust’ Storm with Chemicals

Hurricane  Hits South Atlantic Area   143 Mile and Hour Winds Reported; Islands Hoist Storm Warnings

WIND VELOCITY 143 MILES HOUR IN ATLANTIC STORM   It Was Classified7As “Very Dangerous” by Weather. Bureau.   A SEVERE TURBULENCE   An Army Plane Pierced the Disturbance at 8:45 This - Morning.

Safeguard Trade, — Churchill Urges   But Tells Conservatives to Keep U. S. Friendship

SELF RATIONING OF FOODSTUFFS RECEIVES TRIAL  ADMINISTRATION IS  REPORTED STUDYING FEDERAL CONTROLS

Hog and Cattle Prices Move Up  Climb to or Near Record Highs Today

Butter Prices Drop To Offset Soaring Meats; Eggs Also Register Dip

Chinese Reds Deal Roughly With Captiv es         Two American Officers Held In Solitary And Repeatedly Threatened

Polar Expedition Steams Southward After Rescue Of Six Navy Fliers

BUILDING BUUSTS SHOWN IN NATION   Housing Expediter Tells of Records Made For Construction,

Arms Are Rushed   New Blows Aimed at Sino Communists, Chinese Dispatches Sav

Chiang Aims New Assaults at Communists   Ships Arms By Sea In Effort To Capture Important Harbin

Another State Hunter Killed  Total for Michigan 14: Wiecaoncin 7 

HUNTING DEATHS INCREASE 10 14   Stray Bullet Blamed One Hunter Shot In Mackinac County

10 MISSING IN PLANE MISHAP   British Flying Boat Crashes Near Persian Gulf, Southeast of Cairo

New Labor Law Explained Union Security, Including Closed Shop, Sharply Restricted By Law   {Editor's Note:. This is the Second of a series explaining  major points in the new labor jaw). - %

Sigler Talks To Publishers   Sees Greatest Responsibility We Have Ever Faced

Sen. MeGrath OfRhodelsland Will Succeed Him October 29   Health Given as Reason For Resignation, Remains P. M. General

QUIT AS DEMOCRAT HEAD   Says Truman Has Approved  James H. McGrath as His Successo   HEALTH CAUSES ACTION

Senator Named Head Of Party; Hannegan Sick   McGrath Will Stay On In Senate, Hannegan Plans: . To Keep Postmaster General Post-

HANNEGAN QUITS AS PARTY LEADER: JOB TO MGRATH   Rhode Island Senator Says His Task as Chairman Wili Be to Re-Elect President Truman.   CHANGES TO BECOME EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 28   Gael Sullivan Also Will Step Down on That Date as Executive Director of National Committee.

Hannegan to Resign as  Democratic Chairman; McGrath to Take Over

CHAIRMAN OF PARTY QUITS   HANNEGAN TO BE SUCCEEDED BY RHODE ISLAND BENA' TOR NEXT MONTH

tl Health Given As Reason: Will Stay j in Cabinet   R.I. Senator Suggested for Chairmanship

MCGRATH [o IN LINE FOR PARTY ROLE   Approval of J. Howard McGrath Is Indicated by President Truman.

Senator McGrath Will Become New  Demo Chairman   St. Louis, Leader Relinquishes Democratic Leacership Because of [ll Health; Will Retain Position of Postmaster General.

Resignation Is Effective On Oct. 29   Poor Health Forces Him To Quit; Truman Picks Rhode Island Senator As Successor

Truman  Slated  ToName  MeGrath   Heatlh Is _ Listed As Reason For Step Down

Hannegan Will Resign High Democrettic Post   Will Be Succeeded by Senator McGrath, (Rl)-— Toa Hald Pactoffica Job

Sen. McGrath To Take Over As Democratic  National Chief   Rhode Islander Says His Job Is To Keep  Truman In Position

Hannegan Steps Out As Demo Chairman   Postmaster General Says He Must Quit Because of His Health—Senator Howard McGrath Expected to Be His Successor.

Chief: ‘MeGrath i is N   Gives Health As Reason; To Remain As Postal Head; Sullivan Also Resigning

Hannegan Will Resign Oct. 29   Remains As Post Office Head; Sen. McGrath  Party Chairman

Head Of Demo Board Resians   Hannegan Wi’! ] Quit; Indicate Sen McGrath Successor

Hannegan Quits as Demo  ‘Chief; McGrath is Named   Gives Health As Reason; To Remain As Postal Head; Sullivan Also Resigning

HANNEGAN OUT, SOLON CHOSEN   Senator McGrath of Rhode Island Succeeds Missour-  ion as Demo Chieftain

lannegan Resigns Yost as National Jemocratic Chairman   Howard McGrath Named Successor

Hannegan Out As Chairman   Postmaster General Says Health Responsible, McGrath May Succeed.

Hannegan Out as Demo Head: M’Grath Is In   Rhode Island Senator Named After Hannegan Resigns Post

Hannegan (Juits Democratic Post Rhode Island Senator  Expected to Head National Committee

Bob Hannegan Off Committee   McGrath, Picked for Post.  Gaec Truman Victory

Reports Sen. McGrath Has Truman 0. K. For Job; Sullivan To Quit Too

McGrath To Be National  Chairman   Hannegan Resigns As Democratic Committee Head; Successor Is  Approved By Truman

Robert Hannegan to Step Down from Chairman Post, Remain Post Office Head

mK GIVING UP PARTY POST OCT. 29;  SEN. MG GRATH NAMEL  POSAMASTER GENERAL'S POSITION TO RE KEPT

‘ROBERT HANNEGAN TO RESIGN ee 25 AS DEMOCRATIC CHM: i MCGRATH NAMED SUCCESSOR

hannegan Resigning As Chairman   McGrath May Be Be Named New Democratic Chairman

Hannegan Will ResignasDemo Committee Boss   Sen. J. H. McGr of Rhode i ra  Guide Truman Race

McGrath Made Party Chief; Hanneaan Ouf   Rhode Island Senator Says He Assumes Task To Help Re-Elect President Truman = _

HANNEGAN.QUITS AS PARTY CHIEF   Sen. McGrath of R. 1. To Be New Chairman

BE IOL RAL S— McGrath To Take Over . Leadership ©  Resigns Because  Of Ill Health

Hannegan Resians Chairmanship of  Democratic Group McGrath of Rhode Island Will Take Over His Duties

McGrath To Assume Post.... Hannegan ‘To Retire As Democrat Leader

Postmaster Hannegan Quits As Democratic National Chairman; Sen. MeGrath Seen As Successor

Hannegan Out As Party Chief   Resigns as Head of Demo cratic National Committee; Keeps Postoffice Job.

Hannegan To Resign Party Post In U. S.   rTRUMAN TO NAME SOLON AS CHAIRMAN OF DEMOCRATS

Hannegan Quits As Chairman Of Democrats   Senator McGrath Of Rhode Island Is Slated To Succeed

McGrath Named as Successor   Hannegan Resigns On Advice Of His Physicians

Postmaster General To Quit as Head of Democrat National Committee Due to ill  Health. ;  ‘DT EOTIOAN AL McCRATH   ELECTION OF McGRATH IS MERE FORMALITY

Hannegan Out As National Demo Chairmar   Beat McGrath, , Gets Truman aes for Post

Hannegan Resigns As Chairman Because of Health  Truman Has Approve: * Appointment of McGrath as Successor

HANNEGAN QUITS AS CHAIRMAN OF DEMOCRAT PARTY   SENATOR M’GRATH SLATED TO SUCCEED AS PARTY LEADER

ROBERT E, HANNEGAN TO RESIGN, TRUMAN APPROVES M’GRATH   To Step Down As Chairmar man of the Democratic National Committee.    BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH   Physician Advises Giving Up Post He Took Over in ES

Senator from Rhode Island Is Successor   Sullivan Quits as Executive Director of National  Committee

Democratic Post Vacated By Hannegar   Sen. McGrath Given Approval Ae Successor

Hannegan Quits Democratic Post  — National Chairman — Guaaests McGrath   National Chairman Suggests McGrath As His Successor

Sen. M’Graft ToTake Helm  Of Democrats   Rhode Islander Chosen To Succeed Bob Hannegan As Chairman

RHODE ISLAND SENATOR MAY BE CHAIRMAN   HANNEGAN RESIGNS; KEEPS POSTMASTER GENERAL POST

Rhode Islander Named as New Democratic Chief  Hannegan Will Remain In Cabinet Post as Postmaster General

— DEMOCRATSTruman  Approves McGrath For Post ©   POSTOFFICE © JOB RETAINED

Hannagan Resigns Democrat Post; ‘Says McGrath Possible Successor

‘annegan Res’ gns  \s Democratic  ‘ommittee Head McGrath Favored  To Succeed Him

Hannegan Out As Democrat Party Director   Senator M’Grath Of Rhode Island, Picked For Post

Hannegan Resigning as Democratic Chairman: Sen. McGrath Chosen   Gaei Sullivan: Executive Director Will Also Quit on October 29; Postmaster General To Yield Party Post on Advise of Physicians

ee Party op Ci es,      Steps. Out Oct. 29;  Rhode Island Senator  Given Truman’s Okay

Sullivan Is Also Out As Co-Worker   Senator McGrath of Rhode Island New Party Chairman

Sen. M Grath Designated As Successor   Hannegan Also Announces Resignation Of Gael Sullivan, Calls Dems To Meet Oct. 29.

HANNEGAN QUITS PARTY CHAIRMANSHIP   Senator MeGrath Slated To Fill Post

Democrat Chief Giving Up Post On October 29 .  Names McGrath Ae Hie Suerecenr

HANNEGAN RESIGNS PARTY POST   Sen. J. H. McGrath Named New Head Of Democrats

 MeGrath To  Take Place   Without Pay   Rhaude Island Senator Says Wis Aim Will Be To ReElect President Troaman.

M’'Grath Slated To Take Helm For Democrats   Says His Task Will Be to Re-elect Truman

Man Who Named Truman Gives Up Democratic Post   McGrath Proposed As New Chairman

DEMOCRATS PLAN TO NAME MIGRATE   Rhode Island Legislator to Succeed Hannegan as Chairman Next Month.

Hannegan Wil Quit Bourbon Post Oct. 29   McGrath to Be New Democratic National Committee Chairman

‘Top Warmoneer’   Party Job Quit By Hannegan   Democratic Chairman _ Quits Due to Tiness

Hannegan Quits, Names Successor   Senator McGrath of Rhode Island Is New Chairman

Hannegan  To Quit    Ill Health Blamed For Resignation, As Demo’ Party Chairman; on As Postmaster General

Rhode Island Man Named ‘As Successor   Party Chairman Won't Give Up Postal Position

‘Task Will Be To Re-Elect Truman. Says Party’s New National Chief

Democrat Chief Giving Up Post On October 29  Names Mecrth  i Saereesso

McGrath to Take Over  Demo Post   Rober: Hanvegan Plans to Resign Democratic Party Leadership October 29 Because of Heaith

Hannegan Resigns as Democratic Chairman   Il! Health Given as Reason; Truman is Said to Approve  Senator McGrath

Party Leader Of Democrats In Ill Health   Sen. McGrath Of Rhode Island May Be Appointed As Successor In Post

Sen. McGrath Named To Head Committee Hannegan Quits Post As Demo Chairman

Hannegan To Resign Party Post   Will Keep Cabinet Job; McGrath Slated As Successor

300 Feared. Dead in Spain Arsenal Blast   Parts of Cadiz Reported Demolished in Chain  Of Exniosians

Qavam Ignores Russian Oil Plan in Parliament Message Action Raises Legislators Eyebrows

MARSHALL’S PLANE LANDS IN ICELAND   Secretary Spends 90 Minutes il Reykjavik and Then Resumes Flight to Washington.

Greek ‘Rebels’ Set Up-Regime   Reds Proclaim Provisional Government in North

‘Break’ Seen In Ruhr Coal Output Talks   Report French Agreement! To American Plan At Counter-Proposal Stage

18,000 WORKERS REMAIN OFF JOBS   lron Age Says Strike Would Put Steel ‘Flat On Back’ —

Request for Reclamation Funds Seen   Secretary Believes That Organization Will Ask For More Money, Seek Faster Construction

EDUCATORS DESIRE TO CHANGE STATE EDUCATION SETUP      Would Abolish Superintendent And Reorganize State Education Department

SOVIET ASKS PALESTINE BE FREED   Gromyko Tells U. N Partition of Holy Land is Alternative

Russia Proposes Nation of Equal Rights for All   Gromyko’s Alternate Plan Would Split up Area Between Groups

Reds Call  for Free Palestine   Separate Jewish, Arab States Proposed as Alternate Plan

SOVIET BACKS FREE NATION IN HOLY LANE   Partitioning Plan Said Alternative By Gromyko

Russia Asks Freedom to Palestine   Gromyko Makes Appeal at UN Session — Also Suggests Partition

Russians Demand Free State For Jews And Arabs  Gromyko Presents Program To U. N. In Dramatic Plea

Russ Demand Arab-Jewish State Creation  Alternative Proposal t Partition Hely Land

State Solons Head Off Daylight Time,  City Income Taxes Flood of Bille on   Flood of Bills on Last Day Individuals May Offer Measures

Advisory Vote On Time Killed   Counties May Issue Bonds For Vet Homes

Coal Industry To Seek Curb On Bargaining Health Funds   Trade Body To Ask Congressional Action Revising Labor Laws

4,500 Jews Refuse To Leave Ship   French In Quandry; British Hang Three Men In Palestine

‘Female Weapons Of Business And Love  Women Wear Wacky Hats Tc Dominate Men. Maker Thinks

County Wool Pool Monday. Anril 14   COLLECT AT SIOUX CENTER, MAURICE, ROYDEN AND ‘ALTON, 1O.WA

Future of India’s Potentates Is Reportedly Dark   By DEWITT MacKENILE Associated Press Foreign Affairs Analvst

Fathers Call for Breakfast in Bed And Acceptance of Set of Demands

Oklahoma Fathers Speak Up for Rights DADS DEMAND BREAKFAST IN BED TODAY

HSSISSIpp 1S Raging Torrent  At Record Hish   Thousands Fleeing On. rushing Waier As Levees Break,

Legislators Are Demanding \First-Hand Report On Talks  \At Conferences In Moscow

Chief Of State Flies For U.S. After Deadlocl  At Conference   Levislators To Seek Background Briefing On Russian Relations,

Legislators Call For Full Report On Moscow Session   Want First Hand Date From Marshall Who Is » Now on Wav Home

Congress Asks First Report On Conference   Marshall Heads Home Aftev Meeting; Reports Acheson Reef

Lawmakers Seek Background Report From U. S. Secretary   _ Want Information From Marshall on American and Russian Relations

SOLONS WANT FIRST-HAND MOSCOW DATA   Senate Hopes To Get ‘Inside’ Story From Marshall On Return

Solons Seek A Direct Report From Marshall   Call For Background In formation On American Rp iscecendin: Me ike Boe

Ask Marshall For Account OfConference   ‘State Secretary Faces Crowded Schedule on Return to Capital

Officials Seek Background Report From Marshall On Red-US Relations

—MARSHALL’S RETURN: AWAITED— Legislators Ask First — Hand Report On Russia

Marshall To Report Parley   Legislators Call for First Hand Details on Russ-U.S. Relations.

SENATE WILL HEAR REPORT BY MARSHAL   egislators Seek Back. ground on Big 4 Talks in Order to Better Cope With Pending Foreign Policy Measures.

GROUP WILL ASK MARSHALL VIEW   Reports Circulate Acheson May Resign Post Soon

Broadcast is Scheduled For Sunday   Dean Acheson To Step Out as Undersecretory

Feel Need Information For Decision On Four Balkan Peace Treaties

Legislators Seek Report On Big Foun   Lovett Favored as Suc cessor to Undersecretar Arheenn.

Legislators Plan to Ask Marshall To Report on U. S. Russia Relations

Solons Press for Early Marshall Report on U.S. Relations With Red:

Congress Eager To Hear Report Of Secretary   Relations Between Russia And U:S. To Be Discussed

Details of American-Russian Relations Sought By Members Of Conaressional Committee   U.S. Secretary Leaves Berlin Over Northern Route; Plons Broadcast Sunday Or Monday on Big & Ministers’ Parley

Reds Hit U.S. As Army Funds Voted In France   Communists Charge Assembly Is Bowing To Wishes Of America

France Will Carry Out New Tax Schedule   Measure Passed Calling For Forced Loan From Wealthy Persons   FURTHER FUNDS VOTED FOR ARMY

SURE ‘TIS A HOLI IDAY, BUT—  $t. Patrick's Day In Ireland Is Dull With Bars All Closed

— SHOULDN'T HAPPEN ON PADDY’S DAY —  Dreary Dublin Day—Bars Closed!

Sure ‘Tis St. Patrick's Day, but  Irish Are Joyless --Bars Are Clesed

‘ACROSS BOARD TAX GUT NOT POLICY OF GOP   Martin Says His Party Has 20 Percent Slash As a Definite Objective

LIMA SECURITY STEPS TAKEN   24 Measures Introduced Tc Prevent Escapes from Insane Hospital.

: Compromise Agreement Expected To End Milk 'Strike In Massachusetts

Boy, 4, Gets False Choppers _   “NTS a ‘wn. Hane Teeth of Dare: Dentists. er tien

\Toothless Tot: Boy, Aged Four, Gets ‘Falsies’ As Real Molars Fail To Grow

Unions Vote on New Contract  Two for and Two Are Against Proposal

Unions Vote on New Contract  Two for and Two Ar Se eer ree Ok... Sa eTeee 

Unification Study Opens   Forrestal Says Merger Would Lend Force to U.S. Foreien Policy

Navy Secretary  F avors Merger  Of Armed Forces   Forrestal Tells Committee Merger Would Give Force To Foreign Policy.

Armed Forces Merger Gets Praise   Forrestal Is First Witness Today At Senate Hearing

Forrestal Asks Unification Of Armed Forces      Would Enable U.S. To Back Foreign Policy

Forrestal Urges Defense Merger   Unification of Armed Forces Means Needed Power, Assertion

NEW YORK COTTON   Forrestal Testifies for Bill To Unify U.S. Armed Forces

Forrestal Supports Armed Force Merger Tells Senators Would Give  Force Needed to Back Up Foreign Policy

NAVY EXECUTIVE URGES MERGER   Forrestal Declares It Would Give Nation Power To Back Foreign Policy

Jones Asked To Tell Part In Contracts For Aircraft   ‘Ex-Cabinet Member Added To Witness List By Ferguson -

War Probe Of Howard Hughes May See Jones   SENATOR BREWSTER MAY CALL FORMER U. S. SECRETARY

Jesse Jones to Be Asked to Tell What He Knows of Contract with Howard Hughes for Flying Boat

Arnall Refuses to Surrender Office’ After Election of Young Talmadge: By Legislature; Violence Flares 

GOVERNOR FIGH! CONTINUES TODAY   Son of Talmadge Sworn in  Teday before State Legislature.

But Arnall Refuses To Vacate Post   Holds His Office After Fists Fly In The Capitol

Georgia Executive Declines To Yield Job to ‘Pretender’; Encounter Stirs Fist Fight   Legislature's Action in Electing Son of Ex-Governor Is Challenged; Both Set Up Offices at Statehouse

T alnedge        Clits, TInh   BOTH: HOLDING FORTH IN CAPITOL  AND MAKING APPOINTMENTS 1 TO. THE SAME OFFICES. :

State Is Plagued By 2 ‘Governors’   Situation Confused As Arnall Refuses Ta Yield Office To Herman Talmadge

Son of Governor-Elect Breaks. Into Executive Office, Demands Authority After Legislature Votes; Arnall Refuses to Yield to ‘Pretender’

Travel On State Highways In Jump  Increases 11.7 Per Cent First Week In June Over Year Before

Tannaryv Calendar   Planter Unloads Cotton for Million Prefers Sleep to Any Later Profit

‘Country Boy’ Doing Okay   Went Only to Fourth Reader; Has Just Sold Cotton Crop for $985,821

‘Plain Old Country Boy’ Displays Cotton Crop Check For $985,821]

‘Plain Old Country Boy’ Sells His Cotton for Almost Million Dollars

Jus’ a Plain OP Boy From Sticks Sells His Cotton for Near Million

Arkansas Cotton Planter Sells 6319-Baie Crop for $985,821.23 Sum

JUST A PLAIN COUNTRY BOY  Ag ed ‘Razorback’ Deposits fe aia 000 For 1946: Cotton

Lack of Schooling Didn’t Stop Him Cotton Planter Sells Crop for Almost a Million

Legislators Plan Complete Study Of Missouri's Education Problems   Special Committee Will Try to Find Remedy For Low Wage Scale, But Will Encourage Some ‘Stopqap’ Laws: Plans to Hire Noted Educator

AN EDUCATIONAL ~ STUDY IN MASSOUR! ISTO RE MANE   It Will Be “Complete and Thorough, Not Just a Perfunctory Report”.   TO CHECK SALARIES   Nat Interfere With Any Stop Gap or Emergency Legislation.

House Approves $350,000 for University Units  Havre and Billings Schools Would  Get AnnransiniAwe

House Approves $350,000 for University Units  Havre and Billings Schools Would Get Appropriations

U.S, STEEL GETS UNIGN'S DEMANDS   No Specific Amount of Pay Increase Desired Is Made at Meeting

Steelworkers Open Parley For Pay Rise   Agreement Expected To Become Pattern For Entire Industry

CIO Reveals New Demands To Big Steel   “Substantial” Wage Increase Sought In '47 Program

Crash of Airliner In Alaska Kills  Thirteen Persons   Tragedy Occurs Two Miles From Port Where Plane Was Due

Attlee Shifts Lauded, Flayed   British Press Comment Generally Follows Party Lines

BRITISH CABINET SHAKEUP BRINGS MIXED REACTION   Press Comment on Ouster of Five Officials Follows Party Lines Mostly

British Cabinet Shakeup Prompts Cheers And Jeers   Newspaper Comment Follows Party Lines Generally.

OUST FIVE FROM ATTLEE CABINET   Action Brings Cheers and Jeers from Press.

Attlee Shifts His Cabinet   Changes Seen As Bid for Support Of Middle Class

See Attlee Strength   Shuffle in British — Cabinet Brings Some Opposition, However

DRAST IC OVERHAUL OF BRITISH ‘LABOR GOVERNMENT DRAWS JEERS 'AND CHEERS FROM NEWSPAPERS

Chan ges In Cabinet Are Criticized  Some Support For British Action

PROFITS ON USED CAR BRING INVESTIGATION   Association Reveals Effort Made To Control Sales

: Hughes ‘Monstrosity’ Flies— ‘Giant Air Boat Goes Aloft by Surprise

$23,500,000 Airplane Flies Mile at Altitude of 70 Feet During Test

Hughes Flies $93,000,000 “Hercules”  On Surprise Run, Brewster Pleased

Hughes’ Giant F lying Boat Wakes Successful Flight   Plane Manufacturer Unable To Resist Temptation To Take Monster Aloft After He Makes Several Fast Runs On Water; Flight Had Not Been Scheduled Until April

200-Ton Flying Boat Takes to Air. Pilot Hughes Jubilant After Flight

Hughes Takes His Flying Boat Into The Air; Surprise Test a Success —

LARGEST AIRPLANE rLOWN BY HUGHES: CROWD SURPRISED   Builder Is Jubilant Over Success of Trip by Air Yesterday; Ship to Hold 700,   1,000 PERSONS WATCH INCIDENT

Cloudy Outlook   MADISON WRATHER   Hughes Surprises Crowd, Lifts Huge Flying Boat in Test   Plane-Maker Jubilant After Flight, Brewster Also Gratified at Success

ECONOMIC GROUP ASKS COMPULSORY LABOR MEDIATION   CED Also Urges Strikes Be Approved: by Union Majority Voto

MAKES REPORT ON INDUSTRIAL PEACE PLANS   Says Congress Also Should Strengthen Mediation Service

CED Releases Labor Program Urges A 10-Day Period  Of Mediation Before A Strike Vote Is Called

Propose 10-Day Mediation in Labor Disputes   Economic Development Committee Lays Down Industrial Peace Plan

Set Formula For Control Labor Dispute   Would Mave Congress Provide Federal Mediation Sertee And Liaw,

Seek 10-Day Delay Before Taking Vote   Would Require Union Majority at Secret Ballot Under Supervisior

Urges Enforcing Mediation Period - Prior To Strikes   CED Advises 10 Days: Asks Stronger Federal Service From Congress

New Formula Suggested to Avoid Strikes   Committee Urges Mediatien Period Precede Yoting

‘CED Submits Formula For Labor Peace   Proposes Compulsory 10-Day Mediation Period Before Any Strike, Lockout Or Strike Vote

Plan Proposed For Mediation Before Strikes   Supervised Vote Better Federal Service 1s Asked

Ask Pre-Strike Mediation Law  Committee Would Reguire Arbitration

CED PROPOSES DELAY BEFORE STRIKE VOTES   Other Suggestions Are Offered in Formula For Labor Peace

CED Suggests 10-Day Strike Mediation   Economic Planning Body Asks Stronger U.S. Intervention

MEDIATION EYED BEFORE STRIKES   Compulsory 10-Day Period Proposed In CED Plan

CED Seeking Cooling-Off Time Before  Strike Call   Bareaining Program Is Aired; Peacetul Operation Visioned

CED SETS UP OUTLINE FOR LABOR PEACE   10-Day Mediation Period Before Strike Is Formula Of Economic Group

Report Offers A Formula For Industry Peace   CED Urges Compulsor; 10-Day Mediation Perioc Refare Strikes.

IN MURDER TRIAL  Reporfer Charges, Houston Judge Denies He Took Drink

Dennis Appeal ‘To Test House Group’s Power   Conviction Of Communist  Leader: May Result In  Court Test; Guilty “  Of Contempt

Eisler Draws Full Penalty For Contempt   Top Communist in America Sentenced to Year in Prison, Fined $1,000 for Contempt of Congress.

Convict U. S. Red Leader  Gerhart Eisler Gets Year In Prison and $1,000 Fine for Contempt

U.S. Communist Leader Given Jail Sentence  Gerhart Eisler Foun   Gerhart Eisler Found Guilty On Contempt Of Congress Charge

Eisler Given Year in Prison $1000 Fine   Communist Leader ~ Receives Maximum Penalty, in Federal Dietric® Court

GERHART EISLER FINED, SENT TO ‘PEN’ FOR YEAR   Top Communist Leader ir U. S. Draws Maximum Penalty. on Contempt

No. { Red Given Year In Prison   Eisler Appeal For Mercy !s5 Unheeded

No. 1U..Red Draws Prison   Eisler Sentenced To Year, Fined $1000 for Contempt

Prison, Fine For Eisler,  ‘Red’ Leader  Draws -MaximumTe   Draws Maximum Term For Contempt; Several U. S. Employes Fired

Eisler Gets One Year Jail Term   Communist Also Fined $1,000 for Contempt Of Congress

Eisler Is Given Maximum Fine,  Prison Sentence  Year in Prison, $1,000 Fine Imposed on NGaviat Cammicar’

Eisler, No. 1 Communist in U.S., Gets a Year in Prison   Also Fined $1,000 For Contempt of Congress

MAXIMUM FEDERAL  COURT PENALTY IS GIVEN EISLER   The Communist Drew a Fine of $1,000 and a Year In Prison.   DENIED A NEW TRIAL   A Dramatic Plea for Mercy Was Made by the Defendant.

Eisler Draws  Year In Jail   U. $. Communist Chief : Alse Fined $1,000 For “Contempt Of Congress

EISLER GIVEN MAXIMUM TERM   “No. 1 Red” Sentenced to One Year; Fined $1,000

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, ETC., REQUIRED BY THE ACTS DF CONGRESS  DOE AVENE 04 1079 ANP MARIW &2 10°¢°

Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, ‘Etc,, Required by the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912, as Amended by the Acts of March 3. 1933. and Tuly 2. 1946

OPA MAY ABANDON ‘MINOR’ PRICE SUITS   Asks Speedier Action On . Flagrant’ Violations

OPA Proposes To Drop 8006 Minor Cases      Would Speed Up Major Violation Tisnncals

OPA TO FORGET MINOR CASES   Plans to Clear 8,000 o Violators of Charges

PRESBYTERI A NS CONTINUE MEET   Church Policy For The Year Ahead-Being Studied. By Presbyterians At Mon. treat Meeting.

House GOPs Want To Clamp Price Controls On  Foreign Aid Purchases

Former Farmhand Kills 2, Wounds 2, Suicides, Sunday   Night Ambush Leaves Only 3 Of Family Unhurt

Brown Foresees Ultimatum to Reds   Two Members of Farm Family Slain

Labor Party Is Accused of “Crime Against State and People” by Leade! of Opposition.   HOUSE IS JAMMED TO HEAR SPEECH

BRITISH LABOR POLICIES CRIME, SAYS CHURCHIL   Calls For End of Government Representing Only 37 Per Cent of People.

British Decay Laid at Door Of Laborites   Churchill Fires Bitter Assault Avainst Enemies

ENGLISH CHILDREN SAID To BE THREE. INCHES SHORTER THAN IN. PRE-WAR YEARS

Soviet Continues War-Monger Yell   Prepares To Present German Documents  To Back Charges

‘Warmonger’ Debate Now In Third Day   Turkey Scratched From Last-Round Speaker List - -

Resolution Passes Ordering Disclosure Of Big Speculators   Truman Promises OK for Commodity Market Measure

House Completes Action to Reveal Big Speculators  Resolution Ordering List From Anderson

HOUSE MUST “WAKE DEMAND ON ANDERSON   Lower Chamber May Sidestep Senate Ac. tion Asking for Speculator Names,  Rese £ Sars ae

SPECULATOR RESOLUTION APPROVED   Congress Orders Anderson Turn Over List

Polite Thieves Gr.   Gunmen Get Receipts From Macy's In San Francisco.

GUNMEN STEAL STORE'S $5,230   Night Watchman Bound B; Two Armed Robbers

Sedgwick Bank Robbers: Captured By Unarmed Man   Thoroughly Cowed Pair Taken with: “$2,103 in Loot--Posse Farmec Face

RAMADIER WINS BY SLIM VOTE IN FRENCH CRISIS   Blum Turns Tide; Ballot 2529-2125; Situation Tineacyv

French Premier Wins Support   Socialist National Council Votes Him Authority To Continue In Office   COMMUNISTS OUT OF GOVERNMENT NOW

RAMADIER GIVEN VOTE OF SUPPORT   Communists Refuse To Par. ticipate in French Debate

PREMIER GIVEN-HIS-PARTY'S SUPPORT BY CLOSE MAR: GIN OF VOTES TODAY

GOP Seeks aDea On Sugar, Rent   Compromise Sought V/ith President to Assist Landlords

British Loan Meet Request Granted   Marshall Announces Parley Approval

Marshall Says US., Britain To  Confer on Loan   Marshall Says Will Discuss Revision Of Trade Preferences And’ Money. -

Britain Asks U. S. For Parley On Liberalization Of Loan Agreement

U.S. Ready to Review Loan Pact   Snyder, Marshall ‘Differ on Whether Conaress Must Vote

Loan’ Agreement to Be Discussed  U. S. and British Talks to Be Held

Judge Clark Named To Convene House Of Representatives  Will Replace Secretary   Will Replace Secretary of State Bell, Ill in St. Louis

Cooperative Dinner Held By Orleans Social Hour Club At Hess Home

WEALTHY ALLFY OWNER I$ SLAIN   Dayton, O. Business Man Shot Down From Car Gangland Style

FURTHER GUTS IN OUTPUT OF WHISKEY, BEER   Truman Appeals To Indus. try To Save More Grain After Holiday   CABINET COMMITTEE HAS 6-POINT PROGRAM

Increased Effort Save Food Urged  Further Cuts In Whikey, Beer Sought

‘Twin Aim By Group On Food   Campaign For Conserving And Checking Rising Prices At Home

Special Group Is Created to Push Campaign   Distillers, Brewers Will Be Asked to  Conserve More Graia

CAMPAIGN TO BE EXPANDEL   Special Group Named To Carry Forward Intense Drive

Move Designed To Save Grain For European Aid And Check Living Costs   Meatless And Eggless Days To Be Included In Conservation Plan

Government Launches Expanded Drive 'To Conserve Food and Check Prices

TRUMAN LAUNCHES EXPANDED DRWE TO CONSERVE FOOD   To Extend Meatiess Days, Ask Distillers to Curb Output. *   NEW APPEAL TG PUBLIC   Local Committees Urged te Seek Greater Voluntary . Cooperation.

Expanded Food Saving Campaign  Announced   Embraces Action To Extend Cuts By Breweries And Distlleries

2 Targets: “Munger, Inflation Intensified Food Saving Campaign — _ To Be Directed by Special Group

EFFORTS ARE MADE TO HALT HIGH PRICES   Grain Conservation Is Featured by Truman Administration

Special Group Named to Carry Forward Expanded Pro- _ gram —- Oklahoman Named Director.   CHECKING PRICE RISE ONE OF OBJECTIVES   Cuts Asked in Use of Grain  for Whisky and Beer—Meat  tess and Eggless Days to Continue.

“AGREE TO DIFFER’   Is Solution Strachey ay so * Speed Trade Pact With Russia

BRITISH GREET RED FOOD SHIP   Hopes for Economic Alliance Of Empire and Soviets Are Voiced by Minister

“AGREE TO DIFFER”   1g Solution Strachey Pr tw Speed Trade Pact With

China Protests To Russia Over Mongolian Raid  Attack On Sinkiang Said To Be No   Attack On Sinkian« Said To Be No Ordinary Incident

Chinese Charge. bawict Invasion.  assador In Mascow Asked To:  Depntact Manan! Incident Lact Friday

China Protests Mongol Attack To Russian   Chinese Reporters Say Soviet Planes Spearheaded Raids

Chinese Say Blamels Upon Russia   Mongolian Raid Said No Border Affair; Is Backed by Moscow

Russia Charged With Partial Responsibility  Invasion Is No Ordinary incident

China Charges Part Liable  For Invasion   Mongolian) Tnvasion 01 Sinkiang Province; Ne Reason For Proiest.

Officially Charges Russia With Partial Responsibility For Mongolian Invasion

Russ Blamed In Invasion  Of Mongolia  Direct Protest Sent to Moscow

Soviets Partly To  Blame for Mongol Raid, Chinese Say:   Spokesman Says “Thi: Is No Ordinary Frontier Incidant'?

Chinese Lodge Protest Over Red Invasior   [Mongol €avalry Backed By Soviet Planes Drive Into Sinkiang Area In West China

Charge Reds In Chinese Invasion   Spokesman Says Affair Frontier Incident

Chinese Claim Soviet Behind Mongol Raid   Invasion of Sinkiang Province Held “No Ordinary Border Incident”

CHINA PROTESTS MONGOLATTACK   SEND NOTE DIRECT TO MOSCOW OVER SINKIANG INCIDENT

Nanking Blames Russians   For Reported Raid On Sinkiana Province

China Accuses Soviet Union in Mongol Attack   Preparing Protests To Moscow Against Invasion of Sinkieng

CHINA BLAMES MONGOL RAID ON RUSSIANS   Declares “This Is Ne Ordinary Frontier Incident’

MONGOL DRIVE IS PROTESTED TO RUSSIANS   China Charges Soviets With Partial Responsibility for Invasion and Says It Is No Ordinary Frontier Incident.

MAKES CHARGE IN MONGOLIAN INVASION STEP   Charges Reds with Responsibility for Frontier Attack

Russia Blamed For Mongolian  Thrust At China   Nanking Protest Goes To Moscow; ‘No Ordinary Frontier Incident.’

CHINESE CREDIT RUSSIANS WITH SINKIANG. STAE   ‘No Ordinary Frontier Inci. dent’, Says Official of Mongolian Invasion

SOVIETS ARE BLAMED FOR INVASION   Outer Mongolia Invasion Termed No ‘Incident’

More Funds for Hospitals Asked   Increased Grants Sought by State Medical Society

SOVIETS PROTEST ROUTE OF PLANES   Moscow Claims U. S. Aircraft From Japan Have Violated Boundaries

BUCKEYE CHIEF IRKED BY ORDER TO CLOSE PITS   57 Ohio Mines Termed Unsafe in Report by Secretary Krug

_. - COLD WAVE ON THE. WAY— Dakotas Already Hit By Sub-Zero W eather

MASS OF COLD AIR TO REACH INTO OHIO   New February Blast Moving From West

Polar Weather Is Due Tonight   Temperature Hits 25 Below In No. Dakota

Frigid Weather Moves Eastward Across Couniry   Temperatures Drop To Sub-Zero In-Mid-West States

ZERO WEATRER HEADING EAST   COLD WAVE WILL PREVAIL OVER THE WEEKEND

STORMS, RAIN OVER - - BUT SO IS COOL SPELL IN TEXAS; TRINITY FLOOD MOVING ON FROM DALLAS

REPORTS 2,000 AMERICAN COMMUNISTS AND CEN ERONTERC INI ABMY DANGEROUS FOR WAI

Warns Reds Infiltrating In Reserve  Army Rolls   Would Be Dangerous in Case of a War With Russia, House Committee Declares

‘DANGEROUS DISLOYALISTS’  Commies Infilfrate Army Reserve Rolls, First Witness Tells House Red Probers

British And Jews Continue Hostilities In Holy Land   Jewish Cosualties In_Latest Fighting Put. At One Dead and 33 Wounded—General Alarm SnindeA

1 DIES; 33 HURT IN HOLY LANDS REPRISAL WAR   Terrorists Attack British Headquarters In City Of Jerusalem

NEW CLASHES REPORTED IN JEWISH CIT}   Number of Casualties Mark Fighting In Tel Aviv Streets

One Killed, 33 Hurt as Jews, British Clash   Tel Aviv Streets Deserted After Bloody Reprisal Battles During Day  anc Ure: we we

Britons. Jews Clash Anew In Palestine   Day-Long Battles Cost One Life: 33 Others Are Injured

Britons And Jews Mix In Reprisals  Clashes Occur In Tel Aviv, Jerusalem

Britons and Jews Clash Again, Leave One Dead, 33 Hurt   Armored Car Crashes Into Funeral Parade For Earlier Casualties

WITH BRITISH INHOLY LAND   DAY’S CASUALTIES ONE KILLED AND 33 WOUNDED

Porter Ends  U.S. Survey On Greece   Special Envoy Speeding Home To Lay Findings Before Congress.

Porter Packs Bags for U.S.   Congress to Receive Low-Down on Greece

INVESTIGATOR TO GIVE FACTS TO CONGRESS   First-Hand Evidence to Support Program Of President

Changesi in State “Tawor on Vehicle “Crashes  Listed            _ Extend Time Limit for ~Gertification_of Driver — in Accident

Union Racketee! Study Requested  Witnesses Report Leader Coercion

House Group Seeks Funds to Probe ‘Union Racketeers’   Committee “Would investigate Entire Labor Situatian”

House Group Wants Unions Investigated   Labor Committee Seeking To Broaden Hearing to Include Inquiry Into Racketeerine Charges

UNION RACKETS PROBE VIEWED   House Labor Committee Asks $50,000 For Investigation

House Labor Committee Seeks Fund   Asks $50,000 To Delve Into Union Rackets

House Labor Body Proposes Racket Probe   Asks $50,000 for Inguiry Into Possible LEnion Coercion

House Would View All ‘Racketeering’   May Send Subcommittees Into Field to Check Labor Situation

LABOR QUIZ AIMS AT ‘RACKETEERS’   House Group Asks $50,000 To Broaden Its Hearings

[HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE SEEKS TO BROADEN HEARING AND INVESTIGATE COMPLAINTS OF UNION RACKETEERING

House Grouy To Broaden Labor Probe  Union Rackets  May Be Target

A Labor Inquiry   To Ask $50,000 For Financing Study of Racketeering Claims

Plans A Probe Into Unionist Racketeering’   House Labor Committee Asks $50,000 For Wide  . .  he mm Oe aioe

Committee Seeks To Widen Labor Situation Probe  $50,000 Investigation Now Planned

Union ‘Racket’  Hearings Set Seek To Broaden Probe Of Complaints

Would Look Int Labor Charges   House Body Asks $50,000 to Probe Union Racketeering

ASKS FUNDS FOR UNION PROBE   House May Investigate Racketeering Complaints

UNION RACKET UNDER INQUIRY   House Labor Committee Seeks Data for Writing of New Law.-

House Unit  ‘Plans Look At Rackets   Labor Committee Seek: To Check on Charges Against Unions.

RACKETEERING IN UNIONS MAY CAUSE PROBE EXTENSION   Investigators Ask For Additional Funds to Probte Nation's Labor Troubles

PROBE OF UNION RACKETEERS Ail OF HOUSE GROU   Labor Committee to Request Fund for Widespread inaviry

CHEMIN DE FER ELECTS ‘CHEF   40 & 8 Society Of Legion Awards Membership Trophies

Synod Votes For Basis Of ChurehUnion   Merger Of Evangelical And Reformed And Congregational Churches Up At Meeting

BILL OUTLAWING PORTAL PAY HAS SENATE'S OKAY   Democrats Predic* .. Veto. by Truman On Measure

SENATE-HOUSE CONCLAVE SCANS ‘PORTAL PAY BAN   Lawmakers Scout Possible Veto By Ppacident

House Amends, And Then Passe: Portal Pay Bill   Politicol Leagers Divided on Position President Will Take

President's Veto ls Predicted by Illinois Senator   Senate Amends House Bill; Democrats Hit Hotly Disputed Issue

Portal Pay  Ban Passed By Senate   To Joint Conference a: : Likelihood of Truman  Veto Is Disputed.

Charges Fly In Indictment  Of 4 Officers   State Police Head Defends Officers; Charges Politics Figured in Action; Men Released on Bond.

FORMATION OF LOCAL SALVATION ARMY UNIT   Committee Named, John R. Jones as Head

SALVATION ARMY UNIT IS SFT UP IN JEWEL   Myron McDonald Heads Local Organization. Will Raise Funds, Part of Which Will Be for Local Relief Work.

REPORT KURDS ON IRANIAN FRONTIER   Russians Botck Tribesrnen r War Of Nerves

Report Red Army Gathers On Iran Front   Kurds, Backed By Soviets Said To Be Active

lran Checks Rumors Tribesmen Active  Reported Assembled in Russian Area on North-

Report Kurdish Forces Poised on fran. Rarder   lranians Say Soviets Bock Tribesmen-—-Term Vt "War nf Newoe”

Eastern Europe to Claim Its Freedom Inevitably, Predict   People Know, Admire the Democracies, Writer Says in Analysis

Believes Little Chance of Europe Have Had Enough of Russia’s Communism 

Revolt Seen Against Red Strong Arm   Smaller Nations In Europe, Will Fight For Freedom, Since People Know U. 8. And Admire Us

Andresen  Asks Probe   Blames Administration For Inflation; Wants Grain Buying Inquiry

All-Night Search for Wojta Futile   Power Boats to Be Moved Today

MOTORIST IN CRASH IS HELD FOR COURT   Wesley Carlton Ingram Must Face Adams Grand Jury On Involuntary Manslaughter Charge

Japs ‘Regret’ Strike Halt   Test of Strength Betweer Chon 2 TP ofiiate T aname

Yugoslavs Seize U.S. Diplomat's Papers, Camera   Property Is Returned Only After Formal Protest to Tito

YUGOSLAVS TAKE CAMERA OF U. S. DIPLOMAT   State Department Calls For Appropriate Disciplinary Action

Returned After Strong Protest to Government   U. S. Demands Discip]{nary Action; ‘Misunderstanding’, Say Officials

Connally Says Trumar To be Renominated   Senator to Attend . Baylor Ceremonies

MAJOR OUTBREAK IN INDIA  zn  pat CABINET   CIVIL GOVERNMENT MAY . BREAK DOWN IF MOSLEMS ‘AND HINDUS START WAR"

Army Officers Are Released   Chinese Communists Release Two U. S. Officers Held Since March 1

ARGUMENTS LEWIS CASE ARE SET FOR TODAY   CIO Comes Te Aid Of Bit. ter Laber Rival By Filing Brief   COUNSEL APPEARING BEFORE HIGH COURT

ClO Aids Lewis In Court Fight ;. Tribunal To Hear Arguments Today  Brief Assails Contempt Conviction, Fines Aqainst Lewis And Union

CIO Lines Up With Lewis In Supreme Court Fight   Contempt Conviction Against Lewis and Mine Work ers Assailed in Brief—Tribunal to Hear Arguments Today

C10 Backs Lewis In Court Fight   Disputes Forgotten As Brief Is Filed

CIO Lines Up With Lewis In Supreme Court Battle   Files Brief On ‘Evils Of Government - By Injunction’: Hold Hearings Today

ClOLines Up With John L. Lewis In High Court Fight   Union Labor Enemy Of Mine Leader Files Its Brief As ‘Friend Of The Court’ Assailing Contempt Conviction; Case Opens Today

C10 LINES UP WITH LEWIS IN COURT BATTLE   Files Brief Assailing Conviction, Fines For Contempt

C1O Battles by Side Of John L. Lewis in Supreme CourtFight   Union Files Brief Assailing Contempt Conviction and Fine in Coal Dispute; Arguments in Case Will Be Heard Today

Supreme Tribunal To Hear Arguments Today on Legality  Of Restraining Order

LEWIS GETS AID FROM ClO FOES   Evils Of Government Injunction Fought By Unions

GIO BATTLING ON LEWIS’ SIDE      Files Brief Before Tribunal Assailing Contempt Conviction

WAYNE SHERIFF ENROUTE TULSA TO GET SUSPECT   DOUBT WILL RETURN TO FAIRFIELD JAIL; GIRL IS RELEASED

Will Return Harris to Unrevealed Jail in Illinois Sunday   Ex- -Convict Will Be Interogated in Death of Carl Shelton

HIGHWAY DEATHS SHOW DECREASE   Traffic Toll Is Down Nine Per Cent in Six Months

HIGHWAY DEATH TOTAL DECLINES   Outlook ‘Bright’ Despite Increase in Traffic

SENATE MAY HOLD FEWER SESSIONS   TAFT DISCLOSES PLAN, AP. PROVED BY STEERING GROUP, FOR 8 WEEKLY.

STATE CALLING FOR CIGARETTE STAMP. BIDDERS   102,000,000 Tax Coupons Needed By July 1 Effective Date

WRIT OF REPLEVIN ISSUED ON COUNTY BRIDGE MATERIAL   Case will be on September Court Calendar

TER Ea ogee RY eer te cee ee aa gee ee ee KRUG TO ATTEND FIESTA AT SANTA FE, N. MEXICO  Jemima cl cm hl lili ln eT i aaa

Dozen Yankees Bar Yugos lav Trieste Effort   Firmness of Guards Prevent Serious Major Incident

AMERICAN DETACHMENT  THAT WENT INTO BATTLE FORMATION HALTED ILLEGAL ENTRY .

YANK TROOPS HALT YUGOSLAV TRIESTE PLANS   Americans Credited Witt Keeping Soldiers Out Of Guarded City

Truckers Strike May End   Compromise Wage Offer Revealed; Union Schedules _ Important Parley

CAIRO, EGYPT, I$ SCENE OF WILD RIOTING   Violence Marks Support of Country’s Aspirations Before United Nations.

EGYPTIANS RIOT OVER UN TREND   Clamor Against Nations Backing Brazilian Proposal

CAIRO RESIDENTS ENGAGE IN RIQTING   Action Before UN Cause of Disorders Today in Big City.

Pilot Sweated and Babies Turned Blue Army Claims 25-Passenger Plane Carries 97 on ‘“Merev Journey

R. C. CAMERON TAKES NEW JOB   With The Pennsylvania Electric Association.

TWO ROPES FASHIONED INTO NOOSES FOUND NEAR SPOT WHERE TWO JEEPS AMBUSHED BY JEWISH UNDERGROUND

British Discover Two Nooses At Ambush Scene  Terrorism Spreads Over Palestine; Many Are Injured

TERRORISTS IN NEW ACTIVITY   Outbreaks Follow.-Hanging Of Convicted Members

NOOSES FOUND IN VICINITY OF RAID ON BRITISH JEEPS   Ropes May Be Connected With Underground Threat on English Forces

NEW VIOLENCE IN PALESTINE   Underground Threatens Vengeance for Hangings

Retaliation For Hangings... .  Violence In Palestine Flares As Underground Strives For Vengeance

Nooses Found At Scene Of Ambush   Jewish Underground Believed Determined To Retaliate.

Violence In Palestine Hits New High After Hanging Of 4 Jewish Underground Members By British

MORE VIOLENCE HITS PALESTINE   Nooses Found After Attacks On Two British Jeeps

Retaliation in Kind By Jews Feared In New Outbreak   Nooses Found Near the Scene of Ambush in Jerusalem

NEW OUTBREAKS HIT PALESTINE   Nooses Found near Spot Where British Jeeps Were Ambushed in Jerusalem

Palestine Violence Flares As Irgun Agency Retaliates   Jew Underground ‘Army’ Attacks British Vehicles

‘New Violence Rocks Palestine as Underground Promise Vengeance ‘For Hangins by the British

Venicles Are Blown Up By Jewish Gang   Two Nooses Found By Authorities

Two Nooses Found  By Anglo Officers   Civilian Ts Hurt When Attuck on Jeep Takes Place in Palestine

Blame Uprising On Communism  International Activity Of Group Charged

Believe World Reds Are Behind Paraguay Revolt   Bolivia and Uruguay Communists Aiding. Savs Government

raguay Says Mercury Drops mmunism ts As Heavy Rain trife Cause Here Continues

Paraguay Is Blaming Reds   Says Revolt Now Confined To Town Where 700 Troops Holding Out

has switched to Calvert because Calvert makes ‘a smoother Manhattan.

An over town  people are switching to Calvert because Calvert Whiskey  is smoother.

Progress Is Repo rted In Negotiation   Schwellerbach Asks Workers To Stay On Jobs

Compromise Proposal  Is Discussed   Would Be First U. S.-Wide Strike  In Communications

Workers Urged To Stay on Job As Talks Continue   ‘Anything Can Happen’ Before Strike Deadline Monday, Says Labor Chief

Schwellenbach Appeals to Workers to ‘Keep Calm’ as Eleventh-Hour Meet Starts   Labor Chief Moves to Bring About Industry-Wide Arbitration of Dispute; Truman Withholds Action Toward Seizing the Telephone Lines

TOP MEDIATION EXPERTS DRAW PAY PROPOSAL   Government Attempts To Avert Strike On Monday

Anything Can Happen Before Monday,” He Declares, in Asking Workers to Remain On Job While Negotiations Are Continued °

Schwellenbach Urges Workers Not ‘Jump Gun’   Arbitration Talks Sought as Monday Deadline Nears

Schwellenbach Would Keep Service, but Union Heads Believe Walkout To Come

BELL SYSTEM WORKERS SET FOR WALKOUT   SEIZURE OF LINES BY TRUMAN STILL POSSIBILITY

Evinces Hope For Settling Labor Dispute   “Anything Can Happen Be. tween Now and Monday,”’ Labor Seeredary Declares   Say Some Will “Jump The Gun”   Schwellenbach Moves Tc Bring About IndustryWide Arbitration Of Dispnie

Slated For Early Monday   Schwellerbach Still Hopeful Dispute Can be Settled Before Deadline

Telephone Strike Inevitable, Says Union President   U. S. Arbitrators Seek Settlement on System-Wide Basis

Schwellenbach Appeals fo..Union Members to Keep On Jobs While Nepotiations Continuc

Workers Are Set To Leave Posts Monda’   Schwellenbach Still Hopes Settlement May Be Reached

Bell Employes Asked To Stay At Duty Posts During Parley   Arbitration Urged By Schwellenbach As Deadline Nears

WALKOUT IS SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY   Labor Secretary Asks Workers to Keep on the Job

Truman Withholds Call For Seizure   resident Of National Federation Of Tele. phone Workers Asserts Negotiations _ Have Turned Into Farce

Asks Members Stay On Jobs, Talk Terms   Hopes Of Settlement Before Phone Workers Walkout Monday. ;

Conciliators Work Late to  Bring Peace   Union all Set for Walkout Starting Early in Morning

PhoneWorkers Asked To Keep Qn Working  _ Schwelenbach   Schwelenbach Sees Hope Of Halting Walkout

Place Hopes In Securing Arbitration  OCC .atalo asl ‘Te   Officials Seck To Let A Third Party Judge Upon Issues

CAPITOL PARLEY CONTINUES AS DEADLINE NEARS   Nation-Wide Walkout Due Today at 6 A. M. lf Negotiations Fizzle

Employes Asked To Remain Calm By Labor Chief   Declares Anything Can Happen Between Now and Monday

GOVT HOPEFUL  WALKOUT MAY “BE PREVENTED   Anything Can Happen Before Monday Morning, Says Schwellenbach.

Schwellenbach Sees Hope Of Averting Nationwide Strike Monday Morning

Slight Hope Of 11th Hour  Settlement   Tinton Head Scoffs   Union Head Scoffs At Negotiations: 6 a.m. Deadline Set

MERCURY CLIMB MAY CHECK GAS CURT AILMENTS   Relief Only Temporary as Mercury Will Drop Wednesday

Marshall Plan Provides Many More Billions   Truman Advisers ? Say Proposal Will “Aid . v US. Economy:

$19 Billions Already Gone To Aid Europe   Estimate Does Not Include New Outlay Contemplated by U. S

BILLIONS HAVE BEEN GIVEN T0 EUROPE ALREADY   $60,000,000 Is Even Ear marked For Russia, Sen. , Byrd Says   ECONOMIC COUNCIL'S REPORT OUT TONIGHT

Truman Advisors Claim Marshall Plan To Aid, Not Hurt, U. S. Prosperity   Rep. Crawford Says America Faces Choice Of Higher Taxes To Aid Europe, Or More Of Present Inflationary Spiral

Cost of Foreign Aid to U. S. Hits $19 Billion Mark   Cite Red Outlay

Amount Sent Abroad Since Close Of War   Estimate Does Not : Inelude Outlay On “Marshall Plan Aid

U.S. Has Put 19 Billion  Into Relief, Report Says   EconomicAdvisers Say Marshall Plan Can Actually Help Nation’sProsperity

Foreign Relief Since V-J Near $20 Billion  PO a    Advisers Back Marshall Plan; Tax Hike Looms

FOREIGN RELIEF COST TO DATE PUT AT S19. 000,000, 000   Congressional Group Gives Estimate to Officials Working on Aijd-to-Europe Program.   TRUMAN ADVISERS BACK MARSHALL PLAN   President’s. Council Says ft Can Help, Rather Than Hurt, Stability of U. S.  Prosperity.

Foreign Aid Has Cost Nation Over $19,000,000,000  - Truman's Advisers Back Marshall Plan

Relief Expenditure By U.S. Now Placed At19 to 20 Billion   Estimate Is Made by Congressional Group Studying Aid-to-Europe Plan; Truman Council Endorses Marshall Plan

LABOR HOARD REMINDS . EMPLOYERS. OF REGULATIONS IN TAFT-HARTLEY, LAW. 

Union Services of Thanksgiving at Advent Church   Rev. Milton Harrington of Home Gardens Will Preach

Dewey Closes Adirondack Forests To Public as Fires Rage in 29 Areas

Dewey Suggests That Hunting Season - Be Extended Beyond Normal Closing Date as Compensation. :

Dewey First, Stassen Next Tn State Pol   New York Governor Given 321 of 1,104 Votes Cast During Convention Of Wisconsin Republicans

Endorsed By Poll of Party —  bwrninen Cann   Stassen Second Choice of State Reoublicans

Dewey is Endorsed As GOP Candidate In Party Balloting  Stassen Second Choice In Straw Vote by All Party Workers

Endorsed By Poll of Party.   Stassen Second Choice of State Republicans

Many Major Issues Are Passed   Important Measures For World, U. S. Are Included

ASK FOR CURBS ON COMMODITY SPECULATORS   Agriculture Secretary Anderson In Formal Statement

Curbs On "Speculative Excesses” In Commodities Asked By Anderson

More Controls Needed  Anderson Calls For Corrective .  Measures To Curb Speculation

ANDERSON ASKS  CURB ON TRADING   SECRETARY HITS AT “SPECULAT#WVE EXCESSES” IN COMMODITY MARKETS,

Speculation Curbs Urged By Anderson   Secretary Assails Lack Of Commodity Market

CLARK RETURNS FROM AUSTRIA   Sees No Reasons For Optimism About Treaty for Austria

Installation Here Is To Be Closed   Fifty-Five Posts, Fields To Be Closed Down on List Released Today; Pasco Denot Included

Gates Backs 2 Officials In  Insurance Rov   Issues Statement Backing 2 State Officials Charged With Favoritism in Placing State Insurance.

Gates Exonerates 2 of Deal Charge  State Police Aides Link Acecuser  With Bribe Offers

M. & A. OPERATION FAVORED BY COURT   JUDGE DIRECTS RECEIVERS TO MAKE PLANS TO RUN TRAINS ON IDLE ROAD. —

Stimson Reveals U. §., Britain Fought Bitterly Over Allied Wartime Strategy

Sen. Pepper Would Extend Marshall Plan To Russia   Strengthening Of U. S.-Russian Relations To Further A “Sound, Progressive Foreign Policy” Urged As He Attacks Administration’s Course

VOTING LIGHT IN4THDISTRICT   First Special Primary in Ohio Since 1940

OF REPORTED STEEL ‘DEAL   aS ee  Inquiry Is Halted Tx Await Appearance Of Key Witness

House Democrats Refuse To Give Up Hope of Delay   Session Is Called Two Hours Earlier

Republicans See Victory for Bill To Reduce Taxe:   [Measure Would Be Sent To Senate This Afternoon

Senator Curry Assails Critics. Of Gas Tax Bill   Charges Attack on His Rural Road Plan Is ‘Untrue, Misleading’

Twelve Die tn Plane Crash  Near London   Plane Plummets To Earth Shortly After Take Off From Croyden Airport

COURT REJECTS DEATH APPEAL   Rules Springfield Slayer to Die in Chair April -2

Organization Meetings      PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN'S  Se es car cr a PE A RAY EMESE

Action Is Formulated At Meeting  Dinenenwnn Citse Theeo   Governor Cites Three Primary. Purposes of Commission for Action in State   Wicks Is Present    Kingston Senator Takes - Part in Conference at Albany

 F.L. President Backs Green For President   Pork Chop Tosser Reforms; Gets Back His $100 Fine

Chicago Area Butter Price Down 5 Cents   Prices of Other Commodities , Reflect No Change It Middlewest Over Week  Agno.

Hartley y Is Firm Upon Union Acts   New Jersey Republican, Head of Co nmittee on Labor, Say Strong Arm Stull Qu   - Tells of “Threat?   Pennsylvanian Declares He Got Telephone Call

WHITE MEN UP FOR KIDNAPING   Seizure Of Negro From Jail Confessed By One Of Mob

SEVEN ACCUSED OF TRYING TC LYNGH NEGRO   ‘North Carelina Secures i Warrants After One Confesses To FBI

Seven Face Kidnapping Charges in Removal Of Negro Youth From Jail

Seven Accused Of Taking _ Negro Prisoner From Jail   Kidnaping Warrants Signed By North Carolina Magistrate—FBI Obtains Confession : From Member.Of Mob

Warrants Out For Seven. Involved in  Kidnap Case   Confession Made  By One, FBI Says; Negro Was Taken From Jail by Moh

7 Men Charged With Kidnaping  Charges Grow Out O1 — Seizure Of Negro

AMERICANS HELD IN KOREA FREEL   Soldiers Returned Unharmed At Exact Spot of Capture By Russians

3GI'sFreed —  By Russians   U. S. Officers 10 Quiz Tric In Korean Incident

RUSSIANS FREE 3 U. S. ARMY MEN IN KOREA   Trio Questioned About 12-Day Detention By Soviet Officials

Three Army Enlisted Men Freed by Reds   Go Before Intelligence Officers to Tell of Their 12-Day Detention

News Conference With the Soldiers, Who Are Unharmed, is Promised for Today, U. S. Intelli cganca Annonncac.

Russians Free ThreeEnlisted U.S. Army Men   Soldiers To Give Details Of 12-Day Detention

Reds Release Three Yanks Held Prisoner   All Were Unharmec in Captivity by Korean Forces

Treasury Agents Find Something New   Dope Smugglers, Moonshiners Reminiscent Of Rum-Running Days

Good Old Days: Dope Peddlers; Moonshiners 3 React Violently In Cleanup

“Treasury Agents Meet ‘Rum- Running’ Opposition In Tracking Down Done Smugglers Along Mexican Border

, DOPE AND LIQUOR DE SPERADOS—  Treasury Agents Find Hot Action ‘Against Smugglers From Mexico

Dope Smugglers, Moonshiners Resort To Old-Time Rum-Running Day Violence

TRAFFIC TOLL OF ‘70 UNDER ~ PREDICTIONS   lowa Has 10 Fatal Accidents at Start of Last Day: of Holidays.

170 Killed Already On Highways   Number Will Mount Later Today — Eight Die in  Airplane Crashes

Holida v Deaths © Mount; Auto Wrecks Lead List   Total Of 244 Killed As Nation Turns Out En Masse For Observance Of Labor Day; Thirty-Eight Persons Drown While Swimming, Boating

U.S. TOLL OF DEATH SET AT 244 TODAY: STATE TOUAL TEN   Holiday Fatalities Rise in Nation as Americans Take to Highways; Damage Mounts.   SIX TRAFFIC DEATHS OCCUR IN INDIANA

National Toll Over Holiday. 250 and Rising   Thirty-eight Drown anc More Than 140 Killed Hv Antos

A Minimum Of State Controls   In 5-Minute Inaug ural Speech, Governor Frank Carlson Pledge: A “Healthful” Regime

Meat Costs Drop Across Country, Survey Indicates   Washington Rumor Hints Poultryless Thursday May “= Be Abandoned

Price of Meat Drops Slightly   Poultryless Thursdays May Be Dropped With Decision Expected Monday __

BLAST SINKS BOAT AT HAIFA   MacMillan Replaces Barker as British Commander in Poalactina 

HABA HARBOR BLASTS WRECK BRITISH SHIPS   New Commander Finds Situa: tion Stitt Tense in Palestine Area

WESTERN GOP ~~ GOALS LISTED    Midwesterner Backed  For Presidency

CHAIRMEN OF 12 oTATES IN POLICY DAAFT   Income Tax Cuts, Protection’ of Labor’s Rights’ on 0. K.’d Program. :

GEN. MARSHALL REACHES BERLIN   U.S. Secretary Continues Moscow Journey After Night in Paris

Marshall Ends Stay In Paris; Flies To Berlin   Places Wreath On Tomb Of Unknown Soldier In Paris Before Leaving   CONFERS WITH FRENCH LEADERS  (RULLETIN)

FOUR PERISH IN LOG CABIN FIRE   Six Others Escape Blaze Near Lancaster

Log Cabin Fire Fatal to Four   Fairfield County Home Is Destroyed

Juggling of Contract Cost U.S. a Million  Comptroller Charges Officials With Act

Find Body Oi Allen Westrom Early Today   Car Leaves Highway, Rolls Down Grade, Crushing Young Driver

Move To Change Presidential Election System For Country Opens This Week In Congress

Move to Change System of Electing Presidents Studied Propose Altering Voting Methods

AUTO UNION REJECTS G. M. PAY OFFER   Agrees to Accept 15 Ct. Boost But Not As Offered

Reuther Agrees To 15-Cent Boost Only on Flat Rate   General Motors and UAW Agree on Increase; Split on Payment Form

GM. UAW AGREE ON WAGE BOOST   Union Rejects Plan For Payment of Increase

MAJOR MINE DISASTERS IN THE UNITED STATES   Miner. Tells How Close He Was To Death in Explosion

One of Miners Who Escaped Death At Centralia Tells of Explosion ~~

Miner Who Escaped Disaster Tells How He Felt With Death So Close

Miner Describes Blast At 500 Feet Underground   Man Who Escaped Says Whole Life Unfolded Before Him as Death Struck

Miner Wha Escaped Blast Says   Could Feel Old Man Death in Tunnel:

Tales of Man-Made Snow Storm Get Weather Bureau Chief Into Difficulties

Big-Four Ministers Face Immediate Showdown on Peace Pact for Germany

Fight On Germany's Future Shaping Up   Quick Showdown To Determine Success Or Failure Of Bia Four Parley Is Forecast

Showdown Over Treaty May Be Near   Molotoy Accuses Western Powers OF ‘Imperialism’

Showdown on Reich Future. Faces Parley   Lines Drawn When Molotov Says West Seeks Imperialism

ShowdownDue Among Big 4   Germany's Political Future At Stake in London Parley

NEW CHARGES ARE HURLED BY RUSSIAN   Western Powers Blocking Peace, Says Red Leader   PROPAGANDA DRIVE   Hopes To Show Russia As Champion Of Democracy In Minds Of Germans

Conference Showdown Imminent   Will Determine Success Or Failure Of Meet

GERMAN TREATY IS MAIN ISSUE AT THIS POINT   Political Battle Over Conquered Land Shaping Up At Conference Of Foreign Ministers In London. .

Expert States DDT Will Deal Death to Flies   Pocahontas County Men Attend Spencer Meeting

AWAIT REPLY OF PRESIDENT TO VISHINSKY   Russian Fails to  Quote Truman’s 1941 Statement in Full

IQReply Awaited From [J Truman On Vishinsky “‘Hatred-Animus’ Quote  ing  ]

RED OFFICIAL IN-NEW BLAST. AT PRESIDENT   VISHINSKY QUOTES TRUMAN SPEECH OF 1941 1 CHARG. . ING-"ANIMUS” AGAINST SOVIET UNION ©

Carnegie Man Object of Hunt On Lake Erie   His Companion Swims Nine Miles To Get Aid After Boat Overturns

GEN, MEYERS COURT-MARTIAL IS STARTED; TO LOSE RANK, AWARDS. PENSION: FACES ACTION BY JURY

Train Hits Car, Killing  5 Persons   'Pennsy’s Spirit Of St  Louis And Auto Meet { At Crossing

Wheat Due To Establish New Reeord  102.864.000 Bu. State Estimate

Dickinson Co, Farm Bureau Reaches Quota      FIRST TIME IN. COUNTY HIS TORY MEMBERSHIP EXCEEDS 1000

‘Death Comes To Reverend Hugh O'Donnell   Former President of . Notre Dame University Passes Away After Four-MonthJilness.. ~°

Russian Reply ls Delayed   Envoy Withdraws His Request to Speak Before Assembly

‘PASTURE PILOTS’ TO MEET ____ATOHIO STATE. TOMORROW   FLYING. FARMERS TO GO BY AIR TO FARM AND HOME  WEEK SESSION

Truman Surplus Forecast Touches off New GOP Clamor for Tax Reductions

Big Surplus Has GOP's Clamoring For Tax Slash   President Estimates 5 Billion Surplus Next June.

PRESIDENTS FORECAST OF RECORD ‘TREASURY. SURPLUS IN JUNE TOUCHES OFF FRESH GOP CLAMOR FOR TAX CUT

U.S. Surplus Predictions “ave Set Off aie x Cut Cry   % %.4 Sees Nation % "Onn. *s %, his Year As  /, % In. “%, “Sy cure Jumps

Bridges Charges People “Robbed” Of Reduction   This Year By Politi eal Vetoes

Surplus Greater Than Expected; Tax.Cut Urged  Republicans Clamor For Reduction After Truman Makes Renor

Demand for Tax Cutting Is Renewed   Truman’s Report Brings Challenge of * ‘Politics’ And Clamor for Slash In Levies for ’48

Senator Bridges Says Budget Review Shows That Country Was “Robbed of Tax Cut by Political Vetoes.”  NO DEPRESSION SEEN ON HORIZON

New Tax Fight Indicated When  Congress Meets   Clamor For Slash Re.  vived By Truman Fore cast Of Big Surplus.

BRIDGES SAYS NATION ‘ROBBED’ THROUGH VETO   President Heads Off Talk of Reduction by Saying Bal-  ance Needed for Debt

Renew Demand For Tax Cuts   Republicans Raise Cry After Truman Tells Of Huge Surplus

Truman Forecasts ! Billion Surplus in Treasury By June   New Tax Fight Brews in Capital In 1948 Session

FRESH CLAMOR FOR TAX SLICE RAISED BY GOP   Truman’s Forecast of Record Treasury Surplus Sets Off New Demands   CLAIM TAX BILL VETOES WERE PURELY POLITICAL

But Chief Executive Say: $4 Billion Surplus Should Go to Debt Retirement,  And to a Stand-By Fund

G. 0. P. Urges Tax Cut Based On Surplus   Truman Prefers Debt Retirement, Stand-By Fund

Renews Demand for Tax Relief   President Bases Figures on Continued Rush Business. Hich Taxes and Hich Prices.

GOP Will Seel Tax Slash Early in 1948   President’s Message   President's Message Has Touched Off Newest Clamor

TRUMAN LOOKS FOR SURPLUS OF FIVE BILLIONS   Would Use This as Payment on Huge Federal Debt.

People Were Robbed, Say Republicans  a Se a   GOP Clamors After: Truman Forecasts Record-Breaking Treasury Surplus

Another Tax Battle Looms In Congress   Record Treasury Surplus Reported By Mr. Truman

New Tax Battle Takes Form As Surplus Forecast  President Plans  To Retire Debt

Truman's Budget Review Brings Talk of Tax Cut   Sen. Bridges Says Nation Was ‘Robbed Of Tax Reduction’

HST Predicls Treasury Will Have Surplus   Republicans Say Citizens Robbed Of Tax Reduction

Clamor Starts As Big Surplus Is Anticipated   fax Cut Battle Shapes Up For Next Congressional Session; Truman Insists Reduction Not Feasible

Truman Forecast of Record Treasury Surplus Brings Demand for Tax Cut

Surplus Forecast Renews Clamor For Tax Slashes   Truman’s Statement Is Seized Upon by GOP; President Is For Debt Rediurtan

FRESH CLAMOR FOR TAX CUT I$ HEARD   Truman Says Tax Receipts Highest In History   Insists $4,667,000,000 Surplus Should Be Used For Debt Retirement

‘48 Congress Tax Battle Takes Form   Country Robbed Of Tax Reduction By Political Votes.

Republicans in Fash Clahor To Cut Taxes in’48   ‘Charge Politics i in ‘President's Veto; ‘Sinaliie Rowurrad!

Truman Admits Balance To Be Five Billions   Announcement Starts Fresh GOP Clamor For Tax Slash

Country Robbed of Slash By Pure Political Veto Senator Bridges Claims

GOP Leaders Ask 1948 Tax Cuts  Point to Surplus In U. S. Treasury Cited by Truman

Republicans Ask Tax Slash After Seeing Surplus   Country Robbed, Senator Bridges Telis Constituents

Political Veto Robbed Nation: Leaders Claim  EE eee ee eee   Truman Estimate Of Surplus Starts New Conaress Row

GOP Urges Tax Cut in 1948   Truman’s Forecast of Treasury Surplus Brings Renewed Demand

GOP Seeks Tax Cut in 4¢   Truman’s Figures Cited as Proof Of ‘Political Vetoes

‘FRESH REPUBLICAN DEMANDS FOR TAX CUTTING ARE TOUCHED OFF IBY TRUMAN REPORT OF SURPLUS

NEW TRUMAN BUDGET CITEL IN TAX FIGHT   President Sees 5 Billion Surplus and G.0.P. Asks “Why No Cut?”   (Details ef Truman budget forecast on Page 3)

Truman Forecast of Big Surplus. Brings New Clamor for Tax Slash   Republicans Contend President's Vetoes ‘Robbed Country of Income Levy Reduction; New Battle Is Shaping Up When Conaress Returns in January

New Tax War Opening Shot: Fired by GOP   Blast Touched Off as Truman Forecasts Five Billion Surplus

U. S. Surplus Outlook Stirs Tax Cut Cry   Truman in Report Wants Excess Used To Cut National Deb

Truman Report Inspires Plea For Tax Slash   Record Treasury Surplus _ Of Five Billion In June : Forecast By President

TRUMAN VISIONS MONEY SURPLUS   But President Would Use Extra Money on Debt, Additional Emergencies

BUDGET SURPLUS TOUCHES OFF NeW TAXCUT DEMANDS   President Sees Balance O} Nearly $5,000,000,000  Ear Eiccal Yeor

Budget Review Shows Savings For U.S. in 47   PRESIDENT TRUMAN IN STATEMENT ABOUT TREASURY

U.S. TO TAKE IN NEAR 5 BILLION BEYOND BUDGET   New Battle When Congress Returns Begins To Form; ‘Economy’ Disputed

Attack from Mars!  Army Sees Race to Establish Military Bases on Red Planet

HIGH POWERED ROCKETS FOR LONG TRIPS FORECAST = Race By World Powers To Gain Military Bases On Mars Seen: Use Of Rockets Being Studied

Foremen Win Bargain Right   Court Rules 6 to 3 In Favor of ‘Bosses’

EMPLOYERS MUST BARGAIN, SUPREME TRIBUNAL RULES   Packard Company Loses Appeal, Vitel Test Cose for  a ee een

Emplovers Must Bargain With Foremen   Supreme Court Rules Today on An Appeal Case

Court Rules For Unions  Of Foremen  Employers Must Bargain With  Foreman J ininn

Court Rules: Must Bargain With Foremen   Supreme Court Decision Says Labor Relations Act Leaves Little Doubt.

Court Backs Up Foremen   Rule That Employers Must Bargain With Union of That Group

toremen Unions To Get  Bargain   Highest Tribunal Rules On Issue  In Opinion

(5; SUPREME. Ct COURT. RULES-— Bargaining Right. Won By Foremen’s Unions

FOREMEN-MUST-BE IN BARGAIN SETUP HIGH COURT RULES   Employers Must “Bargain With Coremen As Well. As Other =. ‘Unton. Workers e .

Must Bargain With Foremen Court Rules   Douglas, Vinson, Frankfurter and Burton Dissent

Bargaining by Foremen Uphelc In High Court   5-to-4 Decision Rejects an Appeal By Packard Motors

High Court Upholds Unior Of Foremen  Holds Company MA... BD... ta   Holds Company Must Bargain With Organization

MUSTBARCAIN WITH FOREMEN   Supreme Court’s Ruling in Dispute Is Revealed Today

Must Bargain With Foremen’s Union Says Cour   6-3 Decision Given In Packard Motor Co. ‘NLRB Appeal

Foremen Upheld by Court Ruling  Bargaining Rights Retained by Unions

Foreman Unions Rights Upheld by High Court   Appeal by! Packard Is Turned Down by tl. S. Tibunal

FOREMEN UNION RIGHTS UPHELD   ‘Employers Must Bargain : With Them, Ruling

Foremen Win Court Fight   High Tribunal Rules Employers Must Bar. gain With Foremen’s Union: 5-4 Decision

COURT UPHOLDS FOREMEN UNION   Rules That Employers Must Bargain With Groups

Supreme Court Says Foremen’s Unions Legal  Management's Contention On Interest in Plant Extended te All Workers

ShopBill Is Given Highest Rating   Measure Is First Major Labor Legislation.

BILL ON CLOSED SHOP WILL STIR HEATED BATTLE   One Of Most Controversial Measures Yet Introduced In Assembly; Roundup Of Week's News From The Legislature.

Reds Winner fn Polish Election   First Unofficial Returns Indicate 5-1 Lead For Leftist Democratic Bloc   POLISH PEASANT LEADER PROTESTS

Polish Leftist Democrats Holc Election Lead   : Terrorists Tally 5 to 1 Margin; Bight Deaths Reported

SWIN— POLISH TEST   PARTY, ACCUSED OF TERROR. ISTIC ‘CAMPAIGN WINS BY  WIDE ‘MARGIN: AT...     "ie ee mee

LEFTISTS WIN POLISH VOTES   Mikolajczyk Declares He Will Ask Nations Not To Recognize Setup

43 MILLION HOLD INDUSTRIAL JOBS      AVERAGE WEEKLY EARNINGS * 1s**§50.52—BOTH FIGURES  SET NEW RECORDS,

Workers’ Pay Hits New Peak   Industrial Jobs At New High, But Farm Employment Off

HUNTERS WILL GIVE UP TODAY   Hardiest Brave Chilly Weather For Last Chance At Bucks

FALLACY CITED AS BASIS FOR POLICY OF U, S,   Stalin Stooge Says Soviet Aims At Peace—Truman, Marshall Plan Hit

Western Electric  Deadlock Ties Up Telephone Strike  Government May Offer Formula

TELEPHONE STRIKE STILL DEADLOCKEL   Western Electric Dispute Key e to Settlement

Several Phone  Tieups Remain No Break In Western Electric Deadlock

Deadlock In Bell Co. : In 37th Day  No Comment By Government Rew DPeancanal

Western Ilectric Co., Maior Bell Bell System Unit, Still Strike-Bound

Phone Deadlock Holding Tight   Tieup Moves Into 37th Day; Picture Still Varv Cloudy.

PHONE STRIKE IS DEADLOCKED   Picketing Ended In Baton Rouge, Lessened In New Orleans

Western Electric Strike Deadlockec   Union Invites Government To Propose Settlement Plan

TOPGAP AUD PLAN PAGaEa RST HURDL   Senate Foreign Relation: Committee Approves It, 13-0.

Committee Favors Aid For 3 Nations   Also Votes Unanimously To Place Number Of Amendments In Bill Submitted By State Department

Senate Group Votes  Stop-Gap Aid Funds   Debate on Bill to Begin on Monday

Rationing, Price Control Will Not Be Reviewed at This Time, Taft Says:    TwoPointsFavored   Credit, Export Controls May Win Favor With Lawmakers

Hearings Set For Rest of Cost Program   Taft Sces Disputed Controls Delayed Until 1948 Session

Emergency Aid Bill Approved   Senate Committee Votes 13-0 for Help for France, Italy and Austria

Senate Committee Okays Emergency  Aid for Europeans Group Provides That No Strings Will Be Tied to Aid Given

Emergency Aid Bill Approved by Senate Group   Several Amendments. Also Added to Measure By Unanimous Vote

Committee Puts 0. K. on Aid for Three Nations   Ballot Is Unanimous: Amendments Will Ba Otfered

Final Action: On Bill Will Be Next Week   Amendments Tacked On: Bill Only  Authorizes.

Taft Sees Early Okay for Rent, Credit Controls   Joint. Committee To Start Work on Truman Proposals. Friday

VOTE 13 10 0 IN SUPPORT OF QUICK RELIEF   Several Amendments Placed in Measure Gain Approval

Cost Of Living Program Will Be Discussed   Credit And Export Curbs Expected To Be Approved

Quick Action Is Taken on Aid Plam for Italy, France, Austria; Another Group Turns Down Any Consideration Of Pay-Price Control

Ignores Two Truman Points   But Senate Committe: Approves Atcosuee for Emergency Aid to Three Neatinas

Senate Leader Reports Changes   Entire Support Given Help To Euorpe

GERMAN WAR PLANTS GIVEN TO RUSSIANS   Stupidity Charged In Actions Preceding Plea for Aid to Western Europe.  RLULLETIN

Aid Approved For Austria, France, Italy   Vandenberg Reveals Vote Unanimous For Giving Help

Approve Aid For Austria Italy, France   Senate Foreign Relations Group Gives OK to Plan--. Vote Vfo<s 123 ta Dd

Rafions, Price Control Points To Be Excluded  Taft Will Head Eeangmic Groun   Taft Will Head Eccnomic Group Holding Hearings

Economic Group Delays Action on Truman Plan For Domestic Controls

Cost of Living Hearings Will Open on Friday   Limited Rationing  And Price Control Proposals Not to Be Included, Taft Says

GOP- Leader Asserts. Plea ‘By Truman For Price- . Wage Controls Will Be Turned Down   AFL Chief Also: . ” Opposed to Plan   Senate- House . Committee: - Hold Closed ‘Sessions . ! On Move to.Provide:’ Aid to Europe-.

No Proposals On Rationing Included   Price Control Also Left Off, Taft Announces

Rationing, Price Control Not On Committee Agenda, Taft Says   Believes Senate-House Economic Committee Will Leave Both To Regular Session Of Congress

Green Light To Special Aid Bill    Senate Group Okays Emergency Help For France, Italy, Austria: OPA Action Set Aside

Unanimous Approval is Given   Bill is Expected To Be Given to Senate Monday

Legislation For Aid Is Approved   Senate Committee “he Shall Not iy Obligation   Taft. Says Price Control, Rationing Wi  ‘on’t

Committee in Senate O. K.’s Stop-Gap Aid   Hearings on Cost of Living Program Friday:

Committee In Senate Okays Aid   Group Votes, 13 To 0, To Offer U.S. ‘Assistance, Senator Vandenberg Says

Rationing And. Price Control Points Excluded   Sen. Taft-Says Credit And Export Controls Most Likely To Win Approval Of Congress

Foreign Aid Plan Clears First Hurdle  Control Issues Shunied Aside  Until Tanuary

Foreigr’ Relations Group Unanimously Okave Stop:Gapb.Bill for $597,000,000

Provides Help For. Austria, ltaly, France  Senate Group Votes To Amend Bill Aiso

lait Sees Approval of Credit Curbs   Committee Hearings to Open Fridey

Europe Aid  Approved, Vote 13-0   Taft Sidetracks Rationing, Price Control Proposals

Senate Group Okays Reliet To 3 Nations   Foreign Committee Unanimously Votes Winter Aid to Htaly. France and Austria

THREE NATIONS WILL SHARE IN SUPPLY FUNDS   Vandenberg’s Committee Acts Unanimously on 597-Mil- _ lion Emergency Bill

EMERGENCY HELP FOR FRANCE, ITALY AND AUSTRIA WINS TEST  UNANIMOUS VOTE GIVEN RELIEF BY FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE

—CONGRESS— Rationing, Price-Wage Out—Taft   Proposals Before Economic Group

St ° p-Gap Aid Voted By Group   Definite Promises Are Eliminated By Senate Committee

Legislation For Aid Is Approved   Senate Committee Specifies Act Shall Not Imply Obligation   FOR THREE COUNTRIES   Taft Says Price Control. Rationing Won't Be Considered

Yandenberg Group OK On Aid To Europe   Senate and House Sidetrack Action On Cantrol Prannsca

PRICE CONTROL, RATIONING NOT ON PROGRAM   Taft Says Economic Committee To Exclude Points Of Truman Pronasal

— LIVING COST —  Curb Seen On Credit, Exports   RENT LAW MAY BE EXTENDED

597 MILLION AID BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE UNIT   Unanimous Vote Clears Action For. Debate On Monday

‘Committee Okays Aid To France, Italy, Bulgaria   Senate Foreign Relations Group Approves Emergency Legislation 13-0

SENATE GROUP APPROVES AID FOR 3 NATIONS   VANDENBERG REPORTS SPEEDY ACTION ON EMERGENCY REQUEST

Senate Group Backs Foreign Aid Proaram   Rationing and Price — Control Study Delayed’

GOP Sidetracks Controls, Rationing for Hearings on Nation’s High Living Cost

France, Italy And Austria To Benefit   Amendments Attached by Foreign Relations Group Would Guard U.S. Supply

Emergency Aid For 3 Countries Approved By Senate Group   France, Italy and Austria Included in Bill, Says Vandenberg

A PROMINENT FIGURE   LOM. Walters, Who  Died Sunday, Was Year Ulder Than Native Stale

Circleville Hardest Hit in State; Strong Winds, Drenching Rains and Flach Floods Cause Heavy Damage

Distilleries Pledge 60-Day Work Halt   Restaurants Also Back Food Drive: Truman Committee Turns to Baker:

Bakers Get Call to Join Food Drive   Truman‘s Committee To Hear Plan for Huge Bread Saving

Purchasing Plan ToBe Abandoned For Huge Saving   Distilleries To Close For 60 Days Oct. 25

60-Day Distiller Pause fo Save Grain for Relief   Ending ‘Plug’ Sales of Bread Eyed; Cafe Men Cooperate

Saving Of One Billion Loaves: Of Bread Goal:   Full Cooperation  - Of Distillers And  Restaurants Seen

Save Equivalent of Billion Loaves Ot Bread, Is Plea: Distillers and Restaurant Men Pledge Cooperation

WHISKEY MAKERS WILL AID IN SAVING RAIN FOR EUROPE   Truman’s Committee Asks Bakers to Cooperate in National Program Today; Victory Is Hailed.

ASK BAKERS T0 JOIN CAMPAIGN TO SAVE GRAIN   Majority of Distillers Agree to Holiday; Cafe Industry Gives Support

Have Plan Where Billion Loaves of’ Bread Can Be Saved in Four Months

Distillers: and Restaurant: Men Pledge Aid —   ‘Food Committee . ‘Now Calls ‘Upon  Bakers to Cooperate

Committee Asks Bakers To Save Food   Call For Billion Loaves Of Bread Less In 4 Months

Bakers Asked to Join Grain Saving Drive   May Save Billion Loaves of Bread in Four Months

Ask Bakers to Join Grain Conservation Program With Distillers, Restaurateurs

@ PAUL MALLON—  Notes Strong Opposition to Taft Is Benefit to Dewey

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GOP SENATOR BLAMES PRICES ON NEGLECT   “Positive” AntiInflation Program  Not Developed

AIKEN BLASTS ROPE         VERMONT. REPUBLICAN ‘AGAIN LASHES. OUT AT ELAY. IN. ANTI-IN-JFLATION ACTION 

Ultimatum Given In Phone Walkout  Southern Bell Threatens   Southern Bell Threatens To Employ Replacements

2 MEN TAKE $40,000 FROM OHIOAN’S SAFE   One Seized, Second Flee: During Gun Battle ©

Clark Reveals Probe to Start   Los Angeles to Be Center of Study to Determine if Firms Monopolistic

STATE BUDGET ITEMIZATION IS BADLY BEATEN   Rush Holt Bolts Party As Democrats Kill Republican Bill

GOP Effort To Get Itemized Budget Balked   Democrats Defeat Proposal Under Caucus Aareement

Asks Revival of U. $. Lend-Lease   Bevins Makes Proposal For Solving Europe’s Economic Ills

Says Britain Short Of Dol lars, Not Short Of Will. Economic Conditions Must Be Righted, Declare:

BEVIN WANTS U.S, REVIVAL OF LEASE LEND   Also Recalls His Suggestion of Redistributing Fort Knox Gold.

Lend-Lease Advocated By Secretary   Britisher Sees Need For Better Economic Conditions

Follows Gold Suggestion With New Solution How We Can Cure Europe Ils

Speaks Before  Legion Group  Way To Settle Ells,” of World. He Says’

BEVIN IN PLEA, REACHES ANEW FOR U. S. CASH   Briton Proposes Return o Wartime Lend-Lease to Save His Empire

Bevin Suggest s New Lend Lease   Tells Legionnaires Britain Will Pull. Through with Help

BEVIN EYES REVIVAL OF LEND-LEAST   Tells Legionnaires Britain Short of Dollars but Not Lacking Will.

Now Bevin Wants Lend Lease Plan _ Resumed by U.S   Tosses Another Idea into Laps of Legionnaires Visiting in London

BEVIN STATE ANSWER UP 10 U.S.   Washington Says Congress Must Decide   Short On Dollars But Long On Will, Foreign Secretary Tells Legion

Latest Bevin Plan For Ills   Suggests U.S. Revive Wartime Plan Of Lend-Lease.

Bevin Asks U.S. Revival Of Lend-Lease   British Foreign Secretary _ Tosses Suggestion in  Speech to Visiting U. 5. Legionnaires.

Bevin Urges Revival of  Lend-Lease   Economic Recovery Only Hope for Furope, He Says

Bevin Says Britain Not Third ‘Rate Power as U.S. Thinks, ‘Suaagests Reviving Lend-Lease

Revive Lend-Lease Program Is Bevin’s Newest Proposal Advances Idea to US Visitors

—BEVIN—  Revival Of Lend-Lease Advocated  Bevin Tosses Out Another Program

Latest Bevin Proposal... . British Official Urges That America Reinstate Lend-Lease For Europe

Asks New Lend-Lease   Revival of War-Time Setup Proposed by Bevin as Aid to Europe

Urges U. S. To Revive ‘Wartime Lend-Lease   Is Latest Proposal Of Britain’s Bevin For Solving Europe's Economic IIs

Bevin Proposes New Lend-Lease   War-Time Program Return Is Asked In London Speech

Bevin Says U. S. Should Revive Lend-Lease Plan  To Ease  Europes Economic Plicht

Revival of Lend-Lease  Requested Bevin Says U.S. Decides Britain 

Gold Proposal ls Recalled During Speech  Official Says   Official Says Economic Upset Must Be Righted

BEVIN SAYS U. S. SHOULD SURVIVE LEND-LEASE   British Secretary Confident Nation Will Survive Crisis

Bevin Suggests That U.S. Revive Lend-lease Plan   Labels Wartime Expenditure as Way To Help Europe Out of ts Plight

Foreigh Secretary ‘Also  Recalls Suggestion  ‘That-U.S, Redistribute  Fort Knox Gold ‘  To Ask 19 Billions  : Participant in Paris.      Participant in Paris. Economie Parley Sets Figure on-Aid

Says U.S. Should Revive Lend- Lease.   Bevin’s Proposal   Bevin’s Proposal To Ease Europe's Economic Plight

AL UUINED YW  "Pk esident Gives. Objections  ' In Taft-Hartley Bill Veto

Senate Approves Extension of Rent Controls  Conference Group To Decide Now On Final Version

Senate Extends Control On Rent   Measure Differs With House Bill

Extension of Rent Control Is Approved  Tobey Objects To Agreed Hike

Today In Coneress   Senate Reverses Itself On Rent Decontrol At Fixed Rote; House Stamps Its Final Approval On Income Tax Slash By July 1

Senate Votes Rent Control Until March    Amendment Providing Fixed ’Slow Death’ Rate Is Stricken Out

SENATE'S BILL WILL CONTINUE CURB TO MARCH   Measure Goes to House to [ron Out Broad Differences in Bills

Senators Kill Fixed-Rate Rent Decontrol Plan   McCarthy Rider, ‘Passed by Handful, Reconsidered

Business Group Re-elects Helena Woman  State Federation to Conclude Conclave Today

Business Group Re-elects Helena Woman  State Federation to Conclude

PREDICT TEN INCHES SNOW FOR HEIGHTS   Tey Roads Slow Autos; Trains, Busses on Schedule  ‘   ‘CITY PLOWS ACTIVE

Rush Bill fo Renew Sugar Rationing  Measure Must Reach Truman by Midnieht Toniaht

Committee In Study Of State Boards  Must Report   Must Report Findings To Pa.’ Assembly

Congressional Leaders Meet In Washington  Cc .A.L bn A..*,J      Seek to Avoid Spiraling Prices At Home

TRUMAN 1S EXPECTED TO MAKE — —___STATE-VISIT.TO_BRAZIL SOO!   FOREIGN SECRETARIES OF AMERICAN REPUBLICS WILL  GATHER AT RIO IN  - AUGUST « 

STEEL UNION TO CONSIDER STRIKE STAND   Claims No Progress Made Tr Negotiations With U. S. Steel

School Heads Ask Special Term On Aid   Necessary To Rescue Boys And Girls Of Alabama, Thev Declare

Educators Urae Special Session  School Needs Aired At Capital Meeting

BACK AS PRINCIPAL   Mies Alice Dicker Will Serve Woedlawn School Thru ‘47-"i8

BACK AS PRINCIPAL   Mise Alice Dicker Will Serv Weedlawn Scheel Thre ‘47-'48

Co-ed, 17, and Fiance Held in Double Death   Her Parents Victims o Mystery Biast on Power Boat

Coil of Wire in Youth’s Auto Hinted as Evidence   Pictures on Page 2!

Kansas Officer Is Killed, 2 Wounded By a War Veteran   Assailant Captured by Sheriff and State Patrolmen

ONE OFFICER SHOT. DEAD, 2. WOUNDED “AT GARNETT. KAN.   Police Chief Killed When He Admonishes Motorist Against Fast Driving— War Vet Arrested.   SPIRITED FROM TOWN IN FEAR OF VIOLENCE   Road Blocks Thrown Up Before Capture Is Effected and After Two on Trail Are Shot.

STATE 0.K.S TRAFFIC LIGHTS AT TWO POINTS   S. 16th and Charleston, N. 19th and Richmond Approved

27 More Go to Gallows Wednesday In Record Execution for Germany; Worked at Infamous Mauthausen

2? Nazis Hanged For Atrocities at German Prison   Twenty-seven Others Found Guilty a Year Ago Face Gallows Tomorrow

Twenty-Two Germans Convicted for War ‘Atrocities Hanged   27 Additional Executions to . Come Tomorrow

CRIMINALS DIE FOR PRISON CAMP MURDERS   One Frees Hands, Grabs Rope, But Is Foiled In Try

Army Executes 22 Germans, 27 Others Doomed   Mauthausen Camp Atrocity Perpetrator: Pay for Misdeeds

EXECUTIONS TODAY TAKE LIVES OF 24 AT GERMAN PRISON   Twenty-seven to Die on Wednesday at Landsberg; Slayings Are For Work at Mauthausen.

NAZIS GO THRU TRAP FOR WAR CAMP GRIMES   Last Man Breaks Loose and Tries to Climb Up Gallows, Roge.

#2 NAZIWAR CRIMINALS ARE HANGED      27 More Will Be Put to Death Tomorrow

22 GERMANS PAY PENALTY AT LANDSBERG   27 More Due for Noose —U.S. Army Hangmen Work With Precision.

22 NAZIS ARE HANGED FOR ATROCITIES   27 More Slated For Gallows Tomorrow

First 22 Of 49 Condemned German Ex-Slave Masters Executed Today At Landsberg

‘Santa’ s Mail Full of Heartaches—  Foreign Children Ask Food Kvtencl of Toys

MISS CAROLYN CAZIER AND REX GLARE MARRIED AT EMMETT, IDAHO, EEPT, :

Mercury to Rise In State Today, With Fair Skies   But Most of Nation : Still Locked in Grip of Cold Wave

Cold Spreads Over Most Of Nation; No Relief In Prospect For East State

Cold Wave Locks Grip With Threat to Crops  Moderating Trend Starts in Eastern Rockies

Spreading Cold Wave Grips Much of Nation  Temperatures Are Sub-Normal to Atlantic Coast

Slow ly Rising o T emperature  In Midwest   Unexpected Freeze In Florida Damaged Fruit, Vegetables

Cold Holding Muct Of U. S. Threatens Southern Crops  Temperatures Below Normal from Rockies To Atlantic Coast

SRINAGAR GIRDS FOR SIEGE BY MOSLEM FORCES   Thousands Of Volunteers Responding To Appeal Of Sheikh Abdullah

KASHMIR CAPITAL GIRDS FOR SIEGE   Thousands of Volunteers Rush  To Strife Scene

Governor Says He Will Keep  His Promises  Second Hint of Tax Veto Is Given by Jester in Interview

Governor Repeats Hint He Will Veto Any New Tax Levied by Legislature

Contract Is Awarded for Drilling ‘Two Test Drainage Wells in Valley To Relieve Ground-Water Conditions

Democrats Try To Keep Black Gut of Senate   Futile Effort Made To Bar Logansport Solon Because He Heads Flood Commission

‘Democrats Attempt To Block Republican Holding State Job; “McNutt Days” Are Recalled.     ; > eo ae ah 2 Gee ~~ wrmewesw 7 2s oe      ALL GOP OFFICERS ELECTED TO SERVE

Brief Skirmish Over Seating Of Senator Black  Of Logansport Marks Meeting; Both Houses Take Recess After Naming Officers

VERBAL BLOWS EXCHANGED BY  MARSHALL, MOLOTOV —_ TERMS OF AUSTRIAN TREATY

Swap Verbal Blows In Heeting.   Meantime Council Kemains. Deadlocked On The Austrian ‘Treaty. Secretary Doubts Mo: tives

U.S. Secretary Molotov Swap Verbal Blows  Marshall Hits Aid TT a eS . oe

Molotov Hit By Marshall  _ Red Trying to Wreck  Program, Is Charged

Marshall Raps Molotov Move To Disrupt Aid   Also Assails Charge U. 5. Is Trying to ‘Enslave’  Deerentan Wnnnlea

‘Secretary Accuses Russian Foreign Minister of Trying to Wreck Co-operative Effort for Recovery of Europe-—Deplores “Distortion of United States’ Motives” —Big 4 Remains Deadlocked on Austrian Treaty.

Marshall Swaps Verbal Blows  With Molotoy   Russian’s Charges Irk American Diplomat; Council Deadlocked

Marshall And Molotov Trade Verbal Blows   Russia Willing To Take Less Than Aareed At Potsdam

Deadloek On  Austria Treaty   Molotov Charge Attempt On To Enslave By Aid

PHONE WORKERS DEMAND PAY HIKE   SOUTHWESTERN BELL WORKERS ASK $15 TO $20 WEEKLY INCREASE.

United Nations Expects Britain To Keep Order   Secretary-General Lie Plans Visit To Holy Land

U.N. Looking To Britain To Keep Holy Land Order  Lie Is Considering Visit To Palestine

U. N. Looks To Britain To Stop Disturbances Mounting In Palestine   Trygve Lie May Visit Holy Land Soon; U. S Negro To Head Commission Supervising Partition ; Eniwetok Atoll ‘Closed’

Labor Chief  Urges Intact 40-Hour Week  Schacellon bach Asks   Schwellenbach Asks Congress for 75-Cent Wage Floor

Secretary Fights Labor Changes   Asks That Congress Spurn Tampering  With Wage Act

Asks Boost In  Minimum Wage   Schwellenbach Urges Con gress To Let 40-Hour Week Alone.

Cabinet Officer Favors Raises   Labor Secretary Against Any Tampering

Tampering with Wage-Hour Measure Arqued Against by Schwellenbach 

Joint Committee Works on Compromise of Two Versions of Bill as Passed by Senate and House.   AGREEMENT BY MONDAY IS GOAL

Conference Agree:  To Advance Funds Okays $150 Million Aid Loan by RFC

RFC Funds will Start Aid Drive   Senate-House Group Authorizes Spending OF 150 Million to Get Ball Rolling

Will Advance $150 Million To Aid Europe   Conunittee Agrees To REC . Allotment When Measure Is Finally Approved;  Aim At Compromise

RFC Advance for Emergency Aid tu Europe   House-Senate Fail To Agree on Amount of Relief

Committee Agrees to Okeh $156, 000,000 Advance in  Eversenes Relief Prozram

Conference OK On First Relief Aid fo Europe   Senate-House Group Auhtorizes 10% REC Advance

AGREE ON NAVY "APPROPRIATION MEASURE TODAY   Sen. ‘Saltonstall Said Senate House Committee Reached Agreement.   “TO SPEND $4,000,000,000   House Conferees Have Agreed to. Accept Part: of Sénate ‘, Increase.

Congressional Conterence Gives Authorization For ‘Immediate Relief Funds

HOUSE COMMITTEE FOR FRENGH RELIEt   Authorized a  $150,000,000 Advance to Begin Stopgap Operations.

New Expose Due in Eggs, Butter Deals   House Committee To Investigate All Food Speculation

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Foresee Operations Against Communists in France

MOBILE GUARD UNITS POSTED IN PORT CITY   Wholesale Arrests Expected! As Rioting Ties Up Riviera Shipping

GIRL JUMPS FROM ~ A SPEEDING CAR   Picked Up Unconscious After Fall In Hull, we Street

ODOM FLIES ‘ROUND EARTH IN 73 HOURS   Beats Wiley Post Record By 113 Hrs. And 44 Minutes

QDOM CATCHES UP ON SLEEP ARTER FLIGHT   Chicago Preparing Big Celebration for Man Who Set New World Record.

Chicago Prepares Huge Celebration   ‘Bombshell’ Pilot Brings Ship Back To City After Record-Breaking Round-World Flight

Intrepid Flier Circles Globe in 7 2 Hours But Has Close Call With Alaskan Mountain

Bill Odom Sleeps After Solo Hop Around World   All Records Are Broken in 73 Hour Circle of Globe

World Spar Record Set By Odom   ‘Sleeps In’ After A-26 Bombshell Circles Globe to Break Ail Marks

Odom Makes World Flight In 73 Hours   ‘Bombshel? Lops 113 Hours Off Time Set By Wiley Post For Solo

Smashes All © Marks . By Circling Globe In 73 Hours:   SLEEPS TODAY   Chicago Prepares Big ‘Celebration For Its Noted Filer

ODOM PLANNING GLOBAL FLIGHT BY POLAR ROUTE   Lands Safely After Eclipsing Record OF Wiley Post

Odom to Get Honor Parade For Air Feat   Fiver Sleeps Late After Girdling Globe 6 Hours Under Mark

‘ WILL’ MOTTO FLOWN BY ODOM AROUND WORLD   Intrepid American Flier Wings ‘Bombshell’ Over 20,000 Miles in 73 Hours

ODOM BREAKS AROUND WORLD SPEED RECORD   Chicagé Prepares Welcome When Flier Wakes Up After 73-Hour Trip.

ODUM 10 BE FETED FOR SETTING NEW WORLD TRIP MARK   ‘Bombshell’ Circles Globe in 73 Hours; Pilot Dozes and Almost Hits Tall Canadian Mountain.

Investigation of Hans Eisler   House Un-American Activities  Committee Will Start Monday.

Hollywood Red Study Scheduled   House Committee Sets Inquiry May 8

-; CLEANUP —  Eisler Kin Target — of Inquiry  INVESTIGATION ‘OPENS: MAY 8

HOUSE PROBE OF ‘HOLLYWOOD REDS 110 START MAY §   Activities of Hans Eisler, Music. Composer, to Get Attention

Makes No Effort To Suggest New Legislative Plans   State in Four Years Comes From $40 Million Debt Tc Cash Surplus

KERR PROUD OF CASH SURPLUS; REVIEWS TERM   Outgoing Governor Says Okla homa Has Over 40 Millions In Treasury

Liquor Permit Inquiry Resumes   Enforcement Agents Called to Testify

LIQUOR HEARING OPENS MONDAY   State Board Probing Permits To Private Clubs

Both Federal, State Governments Take Hand In McNear Investigation

27 Persons Abandon Lost Plane   Search Launched for Missing Crait, Passengers

HOUSE PREPARES TO PASS. BILL FOR LOYALTY CHECK   LITTLE OPPOSITION EX— PECTED -TO-MEASURE- OR-— DERING CHECKUP ON FEDERAL EMPLOYES

MINERS TO WAIT ‘OFFICIAL’ WORD   Steel Mills Speed Towards Full Production Again

150,000 Miners to Return When Word Comes From Lewis; Pact To Be Signed Saturday

Mine“ Aw aut “Green Light  Before Ending  Long Vacation   250,000. Expected To Remain Away Unul Pact Signed

Coal Miners Await Word  On Contract 3,000 Mines   3,000 Mines In North Will Re Covered

150,000 Workers Wait For Lewis   Contract Signing Will Be Signal To Return To Mines

NEARLY 150,000 COAL ME*."S ARE AWAITING THE “GREEN LiGh; § =-FOR THEIR RETURN TO THE PIT@2.DAY

419 Meet Death hy Violence Over Holidays   Traffic Accidents Claim 179 Lives; 50 Persons Drowned

MERRILL MAN HITS ~ LOADED FREIGHT   George Simpson Escapes Serious Injury At Merrill Crossing

Judge Bickley Dies of Heart Attack at Home   Scottish: Rite Plans Thursday Service for State Chief Justice

CHIEF JUSTICE BICKLEY DIE LATE TUESDAY   Heart Attack Is Fatal to Jnrist in His Santa Fe Home  Tuesday Night   SERVING THIRD TERM AS COURT’S TOP JUDGE

live Perish In Airliner Crash At Charleston   James MeNeill, Former: ly of Lumberton, Reported Among Fatalitics.

Five Perish  In Wreck of Cargo Plane   Converted Army Craft Meets Its Doom at Charleston. $ C.

THREE MEN AND TWO WOMEN DIE IN PLANE FALL   Newark - To- Miami Freighter Crashes In Bad Weather Near South Carolina City.

All Burn In Blaze After Mishap   Freighter Carried Three Men And  Two Women

Five Killed In Crash Of Plane   ‘Newark To Miami Plane Wrecked At Charleston

FREIGHT LINE CRAFT BURSTS INTO FLAMES   Two Women Among Victims of Wreck  In S. Carolina

SUBURBS OF CHARLESTON CRASH SCENE   Orly Crew Members Were Aboard Freight Plane: Bodies Burned

Cargo Plane Falls, Killing Party of Five   DC-3 Burns After Crash in Carolina; Weather Blamed

Five Diein Crash Near Charleston   ‘DC-3 Ereight Plane ‘Bound From Newark, _N.J., to Miami, Fla.,  Burcte Into Flamee 

FIVE ARE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Miami-Bound Freighter Burns After Accident

Five Killed When DC-3 Plane Falls   Freighter Crashes, Burns Near Charleston, S. C.

Air Freighter Crash Kills 5   3 Men and 2 Women Burn to Death as Big Craft Tries to Land

Tax Measures Are Explained To Legislators   To Start Action on One of Income Tax Reduction  Bills Later Today

SNYDER FINDS OBJECTION TO WAGE TAX GUTS   Treasury Secretary Reaffirm: Opposition To Cuts At This Time

ADMINISTRATION STILL OPPOSES ANY TAX CUTS   Stand Affirmed by Treasurer Snyder at Hearing.

SNYDER OPPOSES INCOME TAX CUT DEMAND BY GOP   Reaffirms Administration Stand Against 20% Reduction

TREASURY HEAD OPPOSES PLAN TO CUT INCOME TAX   Two-Day Hearing on G.O.P Proposals Opens Before Hausen Carnmittas.

SNYDER URGES PLAN TO CUT FEDERAL DEBI   Income Tax Reduction Meets Opposition By Secretary

Income Tax Cuts Not Feasible Yet, Snyder Declares   ‘Treasury Chief Reaffirms : Administration Opposition to Program

TREASURY HEAD OPPOSES ANY CUT IN TAXES   Snyder Says Surplus Should Be Used to Reduce Debt

Tax Cuts Hit By Treasury.   Secretary Snyder Opposes Republicans

MIDDLE-AGED PAIR TIE WOMAN TO CHAIR, FLEE WITH MONEY, COAT, RING

Southwest's Train Taking Form Today  Already 123 Carloods af Wichita from Nine States

TRAIN ASSEMBLED   Chairman Wallingford Pre. dicts Load of 150 Cars By Kansas City

IOWA TEACHERS BEGIN AID FUND   Instructors In War Torn  Areas To Be Helped

Mention Of Vault Theft Stirs Trial  ERI Man Snve,   FBI Man Says He Qestioned Eroaud Defendant

Accuse Postoffice Dept. Officials of Propaganda Attack  Postmasters Warned No: to Make Statements About Conaress

BRIDGES: ASSAILS POSTAL. SERVICE   CHARGES MAIL DELIVERIES CUT TO DISCREDIT CONGRESS ECONOMY DRIVE.

Bridges Charges ie Service Cut To Diseredit Solons   New Hampshire Republican Accuses Department of Trying to Prejudice Public Against Congress in Its Work to Stop Waste

Honoree at Reunion Dies   One Dead, One Gravely Hurl In Eastland, Bronte Mishaps

CO-AUTHOR OF POTAL-TO-PORTAL — PAY BILL FEELS CONGRESS SHOULD INOT ACT UNTIL COURTS HAVE SAY.

Ask Congress” WaitCourt sy.  Ou Portal Suit   Co-Author Of Bill Would Halt Legislative Action Pending Firm Decision

PORTAL PAY SUITS TO GET ATTENTION OF CONGRESSMEN   GOP. Expected to Press for Fast Action on. Intervention - in Labor Situation’

NEW CONGRESS EXPECTED TO ACT   Some Solons Would Await Judicial Action   By Unions Over 2 Billion; Propose Amendment Of Fair Labor Law

Congress Maps Move to Half Portal Cases   Hoffman to Offer Labor Standards Act Amendment

CONGRESSMEN FACE QUESTION OF PORTAL.PAY   Several GOP Senators Believe Quick Action Needed to Stop Suits

Co-Author Of Labor Act Warns Solons To Keep Hands Off   Expect Republicans To Push Congressional Action To Stop Portal-to944 opal Salary Demands

GOP Plans Action On Pay Cases   Republicans May Act Fast to Halt Mass Waae Suits

GOP Senators Seek fo Stem Flood of Suits   Democrat Co-Author Advocates Awaiting Decision of Courts

Congress May Act to Halt Portal Wages   . Co-Author of Bill Urges Congress Let Courts Settle Suits

Congress Splits on: Portal-fo-Portal Wage Question   Unions Now Ask Over $2,000,000,000  Das E peeas Qi sibe

PORTAL PAY ISSUE MAY COME BEFORE NEW CONGRESS   GOP Senators Indicate That  Problem Must Be Faced Soon

Portal-To-Portal Suits Irk Solons  Congress May Act To Stop Activity

Senator Would Leave Portal Pay Issue to Courts   ' Additional Suits Loom Against Ford Motor Co.

GOP Senatm é Expect Action: To Stop Flood Of Union Suits   Co-Author Of Law Believes Congress Should Await Rule

GOP Anxious For, Action On  Portal Cases   But Sen. Thomas Urges ‘Hands Off’ Until Courts Have Say -

SPEEDY ACTION BY SOLONS MAY CHECK DEMANDS   Congress Might Act Swiftly To Stop Flood Of Portal-ToPortal Pay Suits Now Totaling Over Two Billion Dollars.

Congress May Take Up Pay Suit Problem.   Senator Thomas Asks Delay Until Courts Issue Rulings

Senator Seeking ‘Portal’  Decision   Co-AuthorThomas Thinks Courts Should Rule

Urge Action On Portal Pay  GOP Members Feel   GOP Members Feel Action Needed— Thomas Opposed

Thomas Urges Courts, No Congress, Have: First Say On Portal Ey Issue

PORTAL PAY SEEN  AS BITTER ISSUE  IN NEW CONGRESS HOFFMAN PLANS TO  FILE AMENDMENT TO FAIR LABOR ACT

Thomas Declares Portal Pay Action is Up To Courts  Unions Seek More

PORTAL’ WAGE SUITS VIEWED   Utah Solon Says Congress Should Let Courts Rule On Issue First

 —THOMAS FAVORS DELAY—  Wants Congress To Wait Until Courts Have Say

Senators Ditfer On Portal Pay   Republicans Urge Karly Action to  Define Work Week

GOP Plans For Speedy ‘Action (Qn Wase Suits   Hope To Stop Flood Of Portai-To-Por tal Cases.

GOP LEADERS TRY TO PUSH QUICKIE PLAN   Republicans Affirm Full Opposition To Controls

More Political Activity Asked By C10 Session   Ward, Precinct and Block Work Uraed

Drive For Funds For * Children’s Home Over   Sioux County Exceeded Quota $348.27 and Hull Contributors Made Showlng With $181.00

NEW COAL PARLEY WITH HELP OF WU. 9. 1S FORESEEN SOON   Both Union and Operators to Get Invitation Next Weekend, Report Declares Today.   PETITION IS MADE FOR UMW REFUND

NEW COAL WAGE PACT I$ SOUGHT BY GOVERNMENT      Will Attempt To Promote Wage Negotiations By Middle Of April

DEATH DEGREES FOR MASSACRE   EX-PREMIER OF BURMA AMONG GROUP. OF .NINE  '.  SEWTEMCED FOR MASS  " . SILERING  *

APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTE IS CALLED BACK TO) CADITAIL TO DPISCLISS GERMAN FRORLEMS

Woodward Operators Quit Union   Telephone Workers, On Job Since Storm Hit, Protest NFTW Order to Refuse Aid

GROUP TO RESIGN FROM PHONE UNION   ‘Operators at Woodward, Okla. to Quit Because of No-Work Order After Tornado,

REJECT LEASE ON 14 AIRFIELDS TO PROTECT CANAL   CONGRESSMEN SAY WiLL STUDY PLAN BUILD NEW CANAL

CROWDS CHEER ASU. S.1S DENIED PANAMA BASES   Stage Wild Celebration ir Streets After Assembly Disapproves Lease

Panama’s Assembly ,. Refuses To Grant: U.S. Defense Bases   Right to Lease and Man 14 Military and Air. field Sites Denied

Door Closed To Future Negotiation  Wild Celebration Marks 51-to-0 Vote by Assembly

FLAT REJECTION BRINGS CHEERS IN TINY NATION   Central American National Assembly Unanimously Declines To Ratify Agreement For 14 Military And Airfield Sites.

Envoy to Canal. Country Meets: With President  Pact Was. Rejected By Panama ‘Assemb!

Panama Vote Denies U.S. Base Rights  Cantinued Use   Continued Use Scheduled for  Canal Defense

Panama Refuses To Lease Bases  Scenes Of Rejoicing Enacted In Capital

Wartime Pact Has Expired, Leaders Insist   Congressman Suggests New Canal Be Built.

Panama Rejects  U.S. Asreement   Void Right for U. S. To Lease and Man Bases To Protect Canal

‘Panama Assembly Refuses to Ratify  ‘Bases Agreement   Fature Negotiations: Seem _ Closed; Tsasne May Go to United Nations for ’. Settlement

Refuse Panama Bases   -Assembly Turns Dowr U. S. Effort to Lease 14 Military Sites; People Are Jubilant

Envoy Certain Of Agreement   Congress Leaders See Severe Setback of Defense Plans— Rarrier Vate Ic Lnanimonse

AGREEMENT. ‘REJECTED BY: PANAMA. —  U.S. Denied Bases For Canal Defense

UNANIMOUSLY SPURNS PACT   Congressman Urges U. S. Look For New Canal Site

PANAMA DENIES . $. ACCESS TO 14 ARMY BASES   assembly Refuses To Ratif; Lease For Canal Zone Military Sites

Pact With Panama Probable   U. S. Ambassador Believes ispute Over Bases Will Be Settled Amicably

Says Agreement Likely On Bases In Panama   Rep. Engel Says Communists Behind Panama Rejection

HOME “EDITION.  ea (Four: Editiont.Daitly)   Rejection of Defense Pact Stirs U.S. Ire.   ‘President, Hines  Canvass Effect of Panama's Action

Door Closed To Future Negotiation  Wild Celebration  — — 51-to-0

‘Suggests U.S. Construct ‘New Atlantic-Pacific Canal   Rep. Engel Makes Proposal ‘If Panama Insists on Denying Nation Bases’ _

AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN PANAMA AND U, S. EXPECTED   This Statement Was Made Today by Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines. :   FOR MILITARY BASES   Panama Assembly Rejected Agreement to Leave lt ‘Bases on Their Soil.

US.Unmoved By Velo of PanamaBases   Assembly Rejects American Claims; People Jubilant

New Inter-Ocean Canal Proposed — By Congressman   Rejection of Pact Brings Wild Celebration in Streets of Capital City

U.S. Anger Aroused ~  By Action   American Ambassador Still Thinks Two Countries Can Get Toaether,' However ©

BELIEVE TANGLE OVER PACT CAN BE IRONED OUT   Congressman Suggests U. S. Construct New Canal Outside Panama

Panama Assembly lurns Down Defense Proposal For Vital Shipping Route

Panama Bans U. S.  Defenses   Burst of AntiAmerican Feeling Results in Assembly Rejecting Pact

Celebration  Touched Off  By Decision Continued Use  of 14 Military Bases Planne

Panama Turns Down Lease Agreement   America Deniec Detense Bases By Action

Wild Celebration Follows Assembly Rejection Ballot   Issue May Wind Up Before UN Council For Arbitration

Panama Crowds Wildly Cheer Refusal to Ratify Agreement  Natinnal Accamblyc Flat Relectinn of Pact   National Assembly’s Flat Rejection of Pact With United States Seems to Close Door to Euture Neantotinne: Jesue May Go to LI. N.

Crowds Cheer Decision Of Lawmakers   Thousands March In Streets Celebrating End Of Agreement

Panama Assembly Rejects Defense Site Bid by U.S.   - Rejection by 51-0 . Vote Touches Off — Wild. Celebration--» Issue May Go to UN

Panama Assembly Votes - Unanimously Against U.S  _ Pact; Rep. Engel Suggests   U.S. Build New Canal.  Uz S. REFUSES TO SURRENDER BASES

Panama Refuses U.S. Bases As Canal Defense  National Assembly Declines To Ratify Siqned Aqreement

Hines Sure Base Deal fo Be Reached   Ambassadae te Poxeme Specks After Agreement Far Military Bases Rejectec

Proper No Involved       Panama Assembly. Rejects Plan For = U. S. To Lease Bases

DEFENSE PLA FOR CANAL IS TURNED DOWN   WILD CELEBRATION HELD IN ISTHMUS CAPITAL CITY

Denied Bases   New Canal Suggested If Panama Refuses Te Grant Defense Request

Assembly Votes Against Leasing Canal Defenses   U. S. Denied Right To Use 14 Military And Airfield Sites; Panama’s Citizenry In Wild Celebration

PANAMA PACT TURNED DOWN By fcCrH   Proposal for New Canal Gets Approval by Head of House Group.

REFUSES PACT TO LEGALIZE U.S, PASSES   $250,000,000 Program Periled

Panama Defense Bases Ruled Out   Crowds Cheer Wildly, Foreign Minister Resigns a: Assembly Unanimously Disapproves U. S. Lease.

PANAMA DENIES DEFENSE BASES   National Assembly Rejects Cana! Pact with U.S,

U.S. Gives Up Defense Areas Around Panam:   Troops Withdrawn After Severe Rebuff by «Panama Gov't

).§. REQUEST OR DEFENSE BASES DENIED   National Assembly O! Panama Refuses To Ratify Pact

Use of Bases Turned Down  By Assembly   U.S. Seeks Pact To Lease 14 Military Bases in Panama

Mabyy’s Aid To Be Sought  “ENM '& of C Will Sand Delegation. To Washinaton

French Financier Takes Reigns Toda After Fall of Slum   Will Try to Form Cabinet In Spite Of Red Opposition

—France Recalls Troops To Meet Crisis—  Schuman New Paris Premier

Pineville Woman Falls To Her Death From Top Of Cliff: Suicide Suspected   Body Of Estranged Wife And Mother Found At Foot Of 100-Foot Precipice Wednesday Morning: Left Home 12 Days Ago

Revenue Group Asks Sales Tax In State   Increase in State Income Tax Rate Also Recommended to Lane

GENERAL SALES TAX PROPOSED TO GOV. LANE   Council Votes 7-4 In Favor Of Two Percent Levy As Revenue Measure   MINORITY REPORT WILL BE SUBMITTED

Chiang Asks Reds to End Struggle  Defiant Students Battle Police

CHINESE MOBS DEMAND PEACE   Gen. Chiang Says First Move Must Come From From Communists

China Student  Riots Continue   ‘Chiang Says Reds Must Make  -Peect Mave Toward Peace

‘ATOMIC ENERGY BEING USED ~—IN-EGNERAL ELECTRIC: PLANT   CHEMICAL ENGINEER SAYS DETAILS OF THE OPERA: TIONS NOT NOW RE ING REVEALED

State Senate Set To OK War Bonus; Budaet [s Put thru Wringer Agait

Asks Control Of Livestock  By Government   National Meat Industry Council Says Lower Prices Would Follow

Truman Food Conservation Plan Backed      President Asks Two ‘Save Food’ Davs Each Week

Lively Campaign Next Year Is Indicated.  GOPs Promise Tax Relief To ‘Be Bia Issue In 1948 Drive

New Battle Near in Apportionment Tiff: 0. K. Appropriations   Legislation on $90,000,000 Senton to Green by State Legislature

DISTILLERS AND CAFE OWNER® BACK DRIVE   Committee Keeps Watchful lye Kor Public Support

Meatless Day Cooperation Is ~ Being Watched   National Committee Expects Better Cooperation On Second Day Of Prosoram   PUSH PLANS TO SAVE MORE GRAIN

FOOD COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING WITH DISTILLERIES AND HESTAURANT SUPPORT . PLEDGED

Premature Blast Of Nitro Charge at Well Injures i   Paul Kemper, 46, Shooter, Seriously Hurt When 26 Quarts of Glycerine Explode Near Top of Casing on Healy Petroleum Lease

Meadville Has Second Flood Threat  Families Of War Veterans Are Fvacuated

French Creek Waters Drop   Second Crest Causes Veterans to Move  Out at Meadville

‘NAVY BATTLE? DELAYED HOURS   Newark’s' Mayor Receives Indignant Telegram, From New Mexico

White Urges Teamwork On Internal Issues  Seeks Bipartisan Aas. ..L. ry. Wen fl mbes

Parly Cooperation Urged By Sen. White   Fault Finding Will Not Solve Issues, Floor Leader Says

SOVIETS GAVE WORKERS ROLE AS U.S SPIES   Every Representative Consider ed Spy; Stalin's Death Would Not Alter Setup   PURCHASING COMMISSION CHAIRMAN HAD POWERS

BYRNES AND HARRIMAN ATTACKED BY PRAVDA   [Former Is Called A “War Instigator’ By Papet; Direct Appeal For War

NEW ANTI - CLOSED SHOP BILL ADDED TO MOUNTING LIST   Third Measure Presented: Act For Emergency School Assistance. Presented

NewAnti-Union  Bill Proposed   Two Othey Measures Sl in Committee

British Ship Which Ferried Jews s Sunk   Sinking Is Blamed On Hagana Saboteurs

Explosion Damages Building in Berlin   British Ship Sunk in Haifa Harbor

Saboteurs Blamed For  Explosion   Underground Forces To Have Mined Big Ship

British Lransport Explodes at Dock In Port o of Haifa  Sabotage Is Charged by   Sabotage Is Charged by Authorities; No Casualties Reported   SHIP WAS FERRY FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS   Blast Revives Sporadic Vio. lence; Two Army Trucks Are Blown Up

British Transport Which _ Ferried Illegal Immigrants Is Blown Up And Sunk Today

British Ship  Simik at Haita;  Jews Blamed Vessel Had Brought  Load of Immigrants 4 gt Off  i 2

Review Mt. Clemens Pottery Co. Case .  Retrace eT eee In Pay. Suit

Tempers Frayed At Portal Pay Claims Hearing   Judge Picard Near End Of Patience As Bickering Goes On

New Testimony In Portal Case  Time Still At Issue In Mt. Clemens Suit

Judge's Patience Frayed in Historic Portal Pay Suif   Opposing Sides Fail To Agree on Amount Of Time Involved

Federal Judge To Continue Hearing In Pay Claim Suit   A fOURreTrToorvwt PAcKHEY

Review Fi irst Portal Suit In Detroit   Judge Picard Again Taking Testimony On Case That Touched Off Giant Pay Claims

JURIST CALLS REHEARING OF PORTAL TRIAL   Federal Judge to Retrace Doubtful Statements in Pottery Case

Rehearing Of Portal Pay Suit   Judge Prepares To Retrace Case OF Poiterv Co.

Federal Judge Calls Rehearing Of Conflicting Portal Claims   Picard Declares He’s ‘Almost Out Of Patience’ At Counsel On Determination Of ‘Walking Time’

Portal Pay Surts Harass Federal Judge   CONFLIC TING TESTIMONY HEARD IN U.S. COURT

Federal Judge Calls Rehearing Qf Portal Case   Will Take Added Testimony Beginning Monday “Walking Time” Issue

Wage-Hour Unit Hit For Avoiding Portal Pay Fight   Opposing Sides Unable To Agree As To Amount Of Time At Issue In Suit

Price of Gasoline Climbs in State   Barberton Swayed by Mysterious Earth Shock

House Majority Opposes  Qhio ‘Deficit Spending’   Committee Plans To Slash Requests of Schools Local Governments and Other Groups

TEMPERATURES   Senate Upholds Tax Veto, GOP Rushes To Pay Cash For Ex-Gl's Bonds   Both Houses Act Swiftly In Hurry For Adjournment By July 26 So Political Fences Can Be Mended

Hope Nearly Abandoned For Atcheson, 3 Others Lost In Air Crash Asea

Almost No Hope; Ten Men Thought lost in Tragedy   Diplomat Believed to Have Carried Vital . State Papers

Key Diplomat Lost.in Plunge Of Army Plane   Forces Continue Searel For M’Arthur Aide; 3 Survivors Landed  (Picture, Page 2)

PACIFIC SEARCH FOR ATCHESON STILL +PURSUED   15 Planes And 12 Ships Crisscross Ocean In Futile Hunt FORFEITS BOND ON  moerEerynays reetctciwms ~~ ww

Union Ready To Consider Settlement   Awaits Proposal from Man agement, Head of Work ers Declares

Cook Their Own Meals. Read by Candlelight And Observe Effects Of Artillery Fire °

4300 Jews to Land in Secrecy   Newspapermen Barred; British Troops Armed With Clubs, Tear Gas

4,300 JEWS ARRIVE AT HAMBURG   Landing Operation To Be Made In Complete Secrecy

PLANS MURDER INDICTMENT IN TOLEDO DEATHS   Find Suspect’s Abandoned Car Near Fayette Thursday

Tax Battle Renewed By Solons Two Proposals  Set New Stage For Controvers‘

2 TAX PROPOSALS TO LEAD TO FIGHT   ONE WOULD TAKE 6,000,000 OFF ROLLS, OTHER BENEFIT CORPORATIONS.

FIGHT ON TAX RELIEF LOOMS   Proposals by Legislators Indicate Bitter Scrap Is in the Making

Congress Adjourns; Will Face Problems of Foreign Aid and Inflation At Regular Session

79th Congress Adjourns— — Foreign Aid, Inflation Issues ‘Held Over; Pass 3 Major Bills

ISSUES AWAIT SOLONS’ RETURN   Special Session Just Ended Gives Preview Y Of Next Méeting

Congress Closes Special Session; To Return Jan. 6   Vitel Problems Await Regular Session; GOP Leaders Hope to Finish by June

ON CAPTURED. GI’   Two Strong Protests Ove: Detention Of 3 Yanks In North Korea Unanswered

NO TOY PISTOLS FOR KIDS IN PAINESVILLE   City Officials Forbid Sale 0! Play Weapons

NO DEFINITE CLUES         Officers Search for Slayer of $. Year Old California Girl

Seek Sex Maniac  Who Killed Chile   MatiJated Body Of School Girl Found In Creek * Bed Near Home

Eastburn Slates Arrival At ASC   New President Of State College Will Came To Flanctatf For Renents Meet

Bevin Proposal Called Request For Loans, Gifts   Housing Shortage Forces Close Of Jail To Outsiders   Robbers Tie Up Family Of Seven; Get $5,000 Loot

Heavy Frost Hits All Parts of State  Below Freezing in Most Areas

American Legion Blasts Communism as Greatest Menace to U.S. Relations

Legion Blasting Communism as a Menace fo U. S.   Would Foster UN Setup Force Basic Training, Control the Balkans

Communism Blasted by Legion Group  ‘Greatest Menace’ Facing America,

LEGION GETS INFORMATION ON-RED THREAT   Europe Is Urged to Aid in Fighting Threat of Communism

Communism Held Worst Menace Facing America   Legion Foreign Relations Committee Makes Report On Convention. Eve—Marshall Plan Becking Uraed

Spellman Says  N. Y. Diocese Going Ahead with Huge ‘Building Program

Cynical, Lawless And Godless Creed Thrives Among Europe's Youth; Religion Is Ridiculed

No Decision Yet Reached On Balkans   Showdown  On American Plan Carried Over Until Next Week

‘S. Foils sunterfeits f Soviets  inflation in Sermany, Korea On Increase

Revaluation  Of Mark Seen In Red Dispute  U.S. to Replace Old  Manaw if Aacrasment   U.S. to Replace Old Money if Agreement Is not Reached

New Currency For U. S. Zones  To Avoid Worsened Inflationary Trends

U.S. Prints More Currency For Two Areas   RUSSIAN THREATS MAKE MOVE NECESSARY TODAY

U.S. Prints New Money For Occupation Areas To Halt Inflation Trend

PLANNED FOR KOREA, REICH   American Currency Printed for Its Occupation Zones, to Combat Inflationary Trends in the Two Areas.

U. S. Prints New Currency For Germany, Korea; Will Be Issued If Parley Fails

NEW MONEY FOR GERMANY, KOREA   U, S. HAS PRINTED OCCUPATION MONEY OUTLAWING RUSSIA'S

TREASURY INKS NEW MONEY FOR GERMANY, KORE!   _ Currency to Be Issued in Event of Continued Disagreement With Reds

NEW CURRENCY IS PRINTED FOR GERMANY, KOREA   U. §. To Revaluate Money In Event Of Failure At London   FOREIGN MINISTERS IN SHOWDOWN TODAY

U.S. Prints New Money In Germany, Korea   Curzency Move Made To Cope With Black. Market Manioala!

Red Miners Given New Job Benefits To Boost Output  Boauses Depending on      Bonuses Depending on  Length of Service Are Ordered By Kremlin   ‘WAGE AND PENSION SCALES INCREASED   ‘Production Lags in Some Coal Combines, Pravda Editorial Reveals

Russia Makes Plans To Get More Coal Now   WAGE INCREASES GIVEN TO WORKERS BY SOVIET

CTTATIONS FOR CONTEMPT   Are Filed Against Night Club ’ (heners of Near Pittsburg

CITATIONS FOR CONTEMPT   fare Filed Againet Night Clot i. Qeeeers of Near Pittaboere

More Meat This Winter But Less Again by Spring  Lagging Corn  BOenemartean Wananme   Lagging Corn Crop Prospects Keep Prices Up

Supply of Meats  May Jump in Fall   But Experts Say Rations Will Be Slimmer Later

More Meat For While, Then Supply To Dwindle   Corn Prospects Are Basis of Forecast That Rations in 1948 to Be Small

Housewives Can Look for Sharp Rise in Meat Supplies This Fall But Tighter 1948 Rations  ‘acters in. this seid meteors,

Farmers Told To Prepare For Soft Corn  Livestock Will Be Ru shed to

Islands Vital to Security   States U. S. Delegate Warren R. Austin. Taking No Note of Soviet Agreement

U.S. Seeking Sole Administration of Japanese Islands   Wants U.N. to Assume Trusteeship---Vital to American Security

US. Demands Control of Pacific Isles   United Nations Told They Are Vital.to Our National Security

Asks U.N. For Island Trusteeship   Austin Tells Council We Would Manage Chain For Security Of All t]. N. Memher

America Asks Pacific Islands  Claimed Vital to Interests of Nation

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Rehel Guerrilla Forces “Disown’” King Paul

Rebel Chief Calls Nation Republic Asserts People’s Councils Rule ‘Liberated’ Areas

REBELS PROCLAIM “GREEK REPUBLIC’ VIA SECRET RADIO   General Markos’ Announce ment Follows Traditional Soviet Pattern

Tension Mounts in India as Mountbatten, Leaders Meet Picture of Bloody Strife Looms 

Tobaccomen Will View Weed Track  "ms © attla O Yen   To Settle On Opening Dates and Sales Regulations

WAR GUILT OF -—EMPEROR-SEEN   EVIDENCE SAID TO SHOW THAT EMPEROR ORDERED _’ PACIFIC WAR DESPITE  NAVY PROTEST

Russia Holds Brazil’s Staff  Visas Denied Until Own Envoys Return

FORD GRANTS PENSION PLAN FOR WORKERS   Half of 15-Cent Wage Hike Goes to Retirement Fund

Hurricane Leaves Ugly Path Of Flattened Cane, Corn, Catton, Rice

Hurricane Farm Loss In Louisiana Placed  At 16 Millions, Sugar Cane Is Hard Hit

HOSPITAL FUND DRIVE REACHES 31.6% OF GOAL  Several Groups AI  Several Groups Al. ready Over Top— Second Reports Scheduled Friday.

Russians Must  Find U.S. Firm   Vandénberg Holds Only Peace Hope Lies In  Upholding Ideals

VANDENBERG SAYS RUSSIANS SHOULD BE TOLD OF IDEAL   There Must Be Deadline Beyond  Which U. S. Will Not Re treat. Solon Savs

PRESIDENT TRUMAN AND CABINET TALK TELEPHONE STRIKE   'No Indication, However, © _ Prospective Government Action.   MET FOR 35 MINUTES   The Only New Thing, Said Krug, Is That They Are Starting Over Again.

Negotiations in 19-Day Tie-Up Renewed Today   Truman, However, Gives No Hint of Any Other Feredal Action

Phone Walkout Considered, No Action Taken   Union Reinforced with Cash from other Labor Groups—Conciliators Continue Efforts

Cabinet Talks Over Strike   With President; Krug Says Conciliation Try Starting All Over Again

No Change In Phone Situation   President and Cabinet Hold Discussions on Ending. Nationwide  ie rel   Starling All Over

Truman And Cabinet Discuss  Phone Strike   No Indication of Governmen Action in 19-Day-Old Telephone Strike.

‘Lruman and Cabinet Talk About Strike   Krug Says Negotiations Back at Starting Point; Demonstrations Staged Ai San Francisco

White House Studies Tieup   No Action Taken As Conciliators Renew Efforts

Late News Bulletins  ‘President Truman, Cabinet ‘Discuss Telephone Strike

PHONE STRIKE DISCUSSED BY TRUMAN AIDS   President and Cabinet Go Over the Situation, but There Is No Indication of Impending Government Action.

Phone Strike Subject of Cabinet Talk   Negotiations Start Again te Washington

US. Couciliators Hoping To Breal Phone Deadlock   Groping For Opening From Either Side To End Strike.

Police Disperse 500 Parading Phone Strikers  12 Arrested As  Crowd Surrounds ‘Ericeon Exchanae

President and Cabinet Discuss It; y Damage Is ting  OTHER UNIONS GIVE

‘Truman and Cabinet  Discuss Phone Strike; Conferanceac Cantiniusa

Truman, Cabinet Discuss Strike   No Indicaticen of Government Action In Telephone Tieup

TRUMAN SCANS PHONE DISPUTE AS TALKS GO ON   President, Cabinet Discuss Strike As Conciliators  Press For Peace

Progress Lacking Despite Efforts   Government Step Is Not Planned At This Time

TRUMAN TALKS PHONE STRIKE WITH CABINET   Mediators Begin New Attempt To Break Wage Jam

President, Cabinet Talk ‘Phone Strike   Only New Thing Is, “They Are Starting All Over Again,”  Secretary Krug Savs

TRUMAN TAKES ‘UP PHONE TIEUP WITH CABINET   No Indication However of Government Action as Strike Spreads

CABINET TALKS ON PHONE STRIKE BUT NO ACTION TAKEN   Negotiations Resumed; Deadlock on Issues Continues  Lengthy Walkout

Start Over Again On Phone Strike   Truman and Cabinet Discuss Situdtion

Phone Issues  Before Cabinet No Indication Of New Action In Meet

Lilienthal Is Opposed by Taft Today   Action May Have Important Bearing in Nationa] Republican Circles

Vandenberg and Taft Splif on Lilienthal   Stassen, Einstein Back Ex-TVA Chief for Atomic Post

Future Prestige Of Taft And Vandenberg Hanging Upon Results   Un-American Activities and Budget Development: Occupy Limelight In Day’s Business Before Nation’s Lawmakers.

OF LILIENTHAL BRINGS RIFT   Vandenberg Sald Supporting  Former TVA Boss for Atomic Panel

VANDENBERG, TAFT AT ODDS IN AEG FIGHT   Issue May Have : Bearing on 1948 . Election

Vandenburg May Differ With Taft   Nominee Gains New Support; Einstein Sees ‘Grave Consequences’ If Senate Rejects Him

‘Outcome May Have Bearing On Prestige   Stassen, Einstein Join In Support of Former Valparaiso Resident

Vandenberg, Taft at Odds On Lilienthal   Appointment Batlle Expected to Affect Presidential Race

VANDENBERS AND TAFT     INSPLIT    Holds Opposite Views on Confirming  : Lilienthal

GOP CHIEFS SPLIT OVER LALTENTHAL   Outcome In Issue May Have Important Bearing on Presidential Election.

LEADERS SPLIT OVER LILIENTHAL   Sen. Vandenberg Is For Him; Taft Leads Opposition

Vandenberg and Taft on Opposite Sides in Dispute   Outcome of Row May Have Key Influence On 1948 Vote Results

Senate Leaders Are Split On Lilienthal   Outcome May Have Influence On Presidential Race Next Year

VANDENBERG IS CLOSE TO SPLIT WITH SEN, TAFT   Gap Between GOP Leaders Is Widening Quickly

New Creek Premier   Wright Emphasizes Cheerful Funerals  Architect Designs Newest Mortuary on Happy Theme

4A Children,  Grandmother, Trapped, Die   Injured Mother Save: Three Other Daughters Leaping From Windows.

M’Cauley Death Sentence Upheld  Rules ‘Fair’ But Not Perfect Trial

BUDGET SLASH WORRIES NAVY   Blow To Fleet Training Foreseen By Secretary James Forrestal

Forrestal Warns More Cuts in Navy  Budget Dangerous  Naval Strength Would Suffer Declares Secretary

Fund Slash Will . Cripple Navy, Forrestal. Warns  _ Training, Aviation, eae, Would

TEST 1S MADE BY STRATOJET   Described As Potentially World’s Most Powerful Plane

initial Flight Made By Plane Called Potentially Most Powerful In World

60-Ton Bomber With Six Jet Engines ‘Makes Initial Flijht In Washington

Stratojet Makes Flight   XB47 on First Test Hop;  60-Ten Bomber Potentially ‘Woeld’s Mast Powerful

GIANT JET BOMBER ON FIRST FLIGHT  ‘a Ears] 10 Tanc Rambse at 500 Miles An Hr.

Stratojet Makes Flight   _ XBAT on First Fest Hop: S0-Ton Bomber Fetenticlly World's Most Powerful

MOST POWERFUL BOMBER:  Boeing Six-Engine Stratojet Is Tested in 145-Mile Initial Trip

COMMISSION CONDEMNS THEW AS INADEQUATE   Door Left Open For Discussion

Red Atom Proposals Shelved   Control Commission Leaves Way Open for Further Talks

Abolish Rationing; Ruble Cut To One-Tenth of Face Value; Economy Shaken

RUSSIA CUTS RUBLE VALUE. PRICES AND ENDS RATIONING IN INFLATION BATTLE 

END IS ORDERED FOR RATIONING; PRICES ARE CUT   Involved Program of ‘Cur. rency Reform’ Is Launched.   PROFITEERS HIT   New Paper Money Is Lar. ger, Features Lenin's  Picture.

"Russia Cuts Value Of The Ruble To Curb Inflation: Ends Rationing

Russia Slashes Value of Rubles. In Campaign to Check Inflation   Converts Paper Ruble at One-Tenth Its Face Value Effective Tuesday; Ends Rationing of Many !tems and Orders Some Price Reductions

Decree Includes Bonds and Bank Savings Accounts   Rationing Ended in First Red Admission of PostWar Inflation

Russia Plans To Chock Inflation   Converting Paper Rubles at Tenth of Their Face  Value   STOP FOOD RATIONING      Announce Price Cuts on Bread, Flour. Cereal,  Macroni and Beer

Russia Is Converting Paper Rubles   Move Ostensibly Made to Thwart Black Marketeers

Ruble Slashed. All Rationing Ended by Red:   Money Cut as Much As 90 P.C. To Check  Inflation. Profiteers

RUSSIA ACTS T0 CURB INFLATION   Revaluates Ruble at 1 for 10 Old Ones

Russia Debases Ruble To Curb Inflation   War Profiteers Singled Out In Decree; Rationing For Food And Industrial Goods Ends

§ RUSSIA CUTS RUBLE VALUE, PRICES AND ENDS RATIONING IN INELATION RaTrTI £

Russia Cuts Valuation  On Rubles   Moscow Issues New Decree Reducing Currency te Tenth of Fermer Value; Price Cuts Ordered

Russia Deflates Rubles 1: For 10 Thus Boosting Prices 10 Or 15 Times

Russians Slash Value of Ruble in Drive on Inflation   Wor.Profiteers Are ‘Target.of New Decre. Annourice Cuts in Staple Fsad Pricas

ussia Lowers aper Rubles o Tenth Value   Measure Is Taken to Combat Inflation. Rationing Is Off

Russia Cuts Ruble Value 90 Per Cent   Rationing of Food And Industrial Goods Is Abolished and Price Bread, Flour, Beef Cut

RUSSIA'S RUBLE TAKES TUMBLE   Devaluction of Money and End to Rationing Decreed To Fight Prices

USSR Devaluates  Money to Halt  Inflation Spiral Converts-Gld Rubles at  Oxe-Tenth Face Valus; Blow 23 War. Proliieers

Soviet Workers Pay Unchanged   Rationing Of All Food And Industrial Goods Abolished: Seme Prices Slashed

Russian Ruble Devalued; End Of Rationing   Also Means Oj Checking Inflation; One-Tenth Value.

RUSSIA CUTS RUBLE, FIGHTS OFF INFLATION   NEW MONEY ISSUED: RATIONING ENDED BY STALIN

Converting Paper Rubles In Circulation at OneTenth Their Face Value; Price Cut in Commodities

— FIRST ADMISSION  OF INFLATION — Russian Revaluation of Ruble  Hits Savings, ‘War Profiteers’

Soviet Russia Trims Rubles   Revaluation of Money Designed as Check on Inflation: Rationing of Food and Industrial Goods Ended

Russia Devalues Ruble In Move Te Curb Inflation   Rationing Of Food Is Ended

Attorneys To Appeal  Sentences   Pure Rock Corporation Is Fined $10,000: Gottfried and Formaa $5,000 Each   -Merey Is Denied   Block Says Gottfried. Forman Resorted to ‘Flagrant Perjury’

Leader Offers Plan Estimated To Cost 300 to 400 Million;  Bond Issue Necessary

Eisenhower Wants No Political Activity   Says He Knows No One Personally in fhe Current “Deft! Bane

Eisenhower Says He Wants Nothing To Do With Politics: Denies Knowing "Draffers”

Political Dratt Move Rejected By Eisenhower  Not “Acquainted  fia Craecnre   ‘Not Acquainted With Sponsors Savs Staff Chief

POLITICS GREEK TO EISENHOWER   General Wants No Part Of It, Denies Knowing “Draft? Leaders

CHIEF OF STAFF SNUBS POLITICS   EISENHOWER REPEATS NOT INTERESTED IN PRESIDENTIAL RACE

Nothing To Do With Politics,” Fisenhower Say:  With Anyone Starting ~ Move To Draft Him 

Ike Is Still Against Draft   Says He Does Not Know Any in Group Pushing Him for President

EISENHOWER TO SHUN POLITICS   Says He Knows No One _Who Is Sponsoring Him For President

No Encouragement For Draft Movement... . Gen. ‘Ike’ Wants No Truck With Polities

Eisenhower Wants No Part Of Politics; Denies Acquaintance With Draft’ Move

Czechs Slate Moscow Trip — On Aid Status   Seek Advice of Russians After Soviet Rejection . OF Marshall Plan

TRUMAN RETURNS FROM MISSOURI   Doctors Report Mother Mak ing Good Progress After Hip Fractures

e PAUL MALLON—  Holds Uncle Sam’s Debt Burden Need Not Block Tax Cut

Army Probe Asked As Result of Eisenhower Declaration Saturday   To Krisghten. Seceare

Labels Eisenhower Statement on Army As Propaganda for Universal Training

Army Prohe Asked As. Result of Eisenhower Declaration Saturday   To Frishten. Seare   Army at Danger Zone

Allen Claims Ike’s Army Statement is Quite “Surprising’   Comparison With Rus. sia’s Army Needs Explanation Says Ill. Man

Anglo-American Oil Pact Approved   Eisenhower's Statement Blasted as Propaganda

Labels Eisenhower Rating of Army as Scare Propaganda      Aiepscomibiias Short, Sa “Urs. Military’ Lende  _ Should Come in ; ” * fan BDaunha .

Challenges Eisenhower Statement.   Short Says Remark. That Our Army Is.  “A Poor Second” Is. Only Propaganda

SHORT URGES ARMY INQUIRY   Doubts U. S. Military ‘Force Is ‘Poor Second’ ‘ To Russia

Ike’ s Comparison of US and Red Army Draws Solons’ Ire ‘Labeled Propaganda for Training

Board Of Temperance Urges Congressmen Not To Drink Liquor--Particularly Vodka

Capital Drinking A Touchy Subjec   Congressmen Duck Politica! Hanagovers

Ed Rees Speaks Out Against Liquor As Other Lawmakers Sidesten Pledue

Republican Opens Haich Act Attack  - Law Termed Worse ‘Than None at All

1948 CAMPAIGN ISSUE IS UNCOVERED BY GOP   Republican, Cali Fer Repeal of Match Act; Committee Confidert Of Wictecy

Forward To Victory ! Hatch Act May Become Campaign Issue OF The Republican Party

Republicans End Two-Day Meeting  Attack On Hatch Act Gives Campaian Iesue

GENCY AD "iil SIENEE   Now. Made Available Is 984 Million to Three Countria: =

GREEK CABINET MAY BE HEADED TO NEW TUMBLE   One-Party Rule Opposed to Wish Of United States

GREEK CABINET SEEN DOOMED 10 EARLY COLLAPS!   Tsaldaris Regime Unlikely To Get Parliament Confidence Vote

New Government For Greece Due  To Fall Shortly   Tsaldaris Is Willing Ye To Form Cabinet Ir Coalition Move.

DOUBT REGIME OF TSALDARIS BROAD ENOUGH   New Cabinet Made Up of His Own Party Only, With One Exception, Believed Doomed to an Early Failure.

Greek Cabinet Seems Doomed  To Early Fall   Tsaldaris Named Herd Of Government, Majority Affiliated With Royalist Party

NEW GREEK CABINET FACES EARLY DOOM   Tsaldaris Names Al! But One New Minister From Populist Party

New Cabinet For Greece   Royalist Regime Headec By Tsaldaris Expected To Have Short Life

Tsaldaris Head Of Shaky New Greek Cabinet   Confidence Vote Doubtful; 9 of 10 Members Royalists

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 7°   COLD AND SNOW THAT REDUCED TRAVEL HOLD ACCIDENTS IN CHECK.

New Year Opens With Relatively Small  Cost in Human Lives   Seventy-Nine Persons Meet Violent Death---Fifty-Eight of Them in Traffic Accidents---During Holiday

Holiday Takes Light Death Toll  Under Estimate Of Safety Council

BLAZE DESTROYS#' CHEMICAL PLANT   Loss $350,000 in Cleveland Industrial Fire

TAKES VACATION STROLL   56-Year-Old Walks from New York to Ohio for Hollday Junket.

Sanity Test for Pastor Sought   Examination Will Be Asked'in Milwaukee Church Fire Case

McMurray Post To Prof. Young   - Associate Professor of Politital Science

[Business To ‘Cease Here  Thanks Day   Banks And Post Office To Close; Christmas Clubs Pay Qut This Weasak

BUSINESS T0 MARK HOLIDA)      Banks And Postoffice Te Close For Thanksgiving Day

V-2 ROCKET LOOSE: FL PASO IS SCARED   No Damage Is Caused by Explosion on Hill, However.

EI Paso Definitely Doesn't Like Idea Of Rockets Zipping Across Its Skies; Area Shaken By Blast But No Lives Said Losi

Senators Are Unable To Get All Facts On Reich Currency   Reports Are Rampant On Manipulations Involyine Millions

RECOVERY PLAN MIGHT BREAK IRON CURTAIN   Russian Satellites May Take Part  In Conclave

‘Tron Curtain’ Facing Break   Russian Satellites Interested in Talks

Czech Officials And Soviets To Discuss Meeting   Prague Government, Poland May Break off From Moscow Control

Marshall Plan May Dent  Tron Curtain’   Czechs, Austrians, Poles ‘Generally Accept’ Invitation

Key Wage Talks Broken Off   Last-Minute Effort Fails to Avert Strike Vote on Wednesdoy

BROOKLYN EX-6 NABBED, STOLE ATOM SECRETS   37 Photographs Found In Home of A. F. Kivi; Taken From Los Alamos

A-BOMB PHOTO THEFTS BARED   Former - Brooklyn Soldier Got 37 Pictures And Ten Negatives

RECOVER PHOTOS   FBI Scizes Suspect in Theft Of Atomic Bomb Secrets

Charge Theft Of A-Bomb Pictures To Former Soldier   Brooklyn, N. ¥., Man Is Held By F.B.1. On Charge Of Having Contidential Photographs

Former Soldier Took Pictures At Los Alamos   Arnold F. kivi, 27. of Brooklyn, Taken Into Custody at His Home

Photographs, Negatives Are Found in Home   Removal of Material From Los Alamos Project Is Admitted

Ex-Los Alamos Soldier Nabbed in Brooklyn With Secret A-Bomb Photos

Former Soldier Arrested In Brooklyn  New Theft Of Atom Data Bared By FBI

SEIZED FOR THEFT OF ATOM PICTURES   ARNOLD F. KIVI, A FORMER SOLDIER, ARRESTED BY FBI IN BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN MAN PICKED UP) BY FBI FOR STEALING ~ PHOTOS AT LOS ALAMOS

House to Vote On Rivers Funds   Members Expected to Ignore Truman Plea For Appropriations

U.S. and Canada ‘Arrange Trade  Of Harvest Crews  Co-Operative Plan Will Facilitate Work on Farmland

C10 Leader Sees Possibilities of Rationing Agair    Rieve Fears Crop Losses and Marshall Plan Will  Boost Prices

Rieve Sees Return To Rationing   CIO Leader Not Optimistic Over Marshall Plan

ANGRY AFL READY TO PUNISH COMMUNSTS AND CID’ AS IT SPANKED I9OHN IT LEWIS TLIESDAY

AFL Strips Lewis, Goes  After CIO   Union Plans Same Kind Of Shellacking For CIO And Reds It Gave Mine Boss

AFL CONVENTION SPANKS LEWIS   UMW Head Loses Official Title; C10 Is Attacked

Vice-Presidency Of John L. Lewis Erased At Meet   Meany Leads Fight  Against Communism

AFL Lambasts Commies And John . Lewis   Miners Chief Takes Walk From Federation As. He Is Shorn of Yice-Presidenc

John May Walk Out  AFL Convention Strips ‘Lewis of Vice- Presidency; To Blast CIO, Commies Today

AFL Readies New  Communist Blow   Meany Delivers Vitriolic ‘Attack on Lewis

LEWIS OUSTED FROM POSITION IN AFL COUNCIL   Loss of Vice President Post Calls Threat of Walkout by UMW Head

AFL Shears John Lewis  Of Power   Also Plans To Give CIO Real Shellacking

MEANY FLAYS LEWIS, REDS AS WORDS FLY   Miners’ Head May ‘Take  Walk’ From A. F. Of L. Notional Group

Delegates Angry Over Ultimatum   Secy.-Treas. George Meany Leads Parade Against Rival CIO  And Communists.

ORY FRAMEUP AS GIO GIVES ENDORSEMENT   Warring Factions Climax Debate With Boos and Applause

ALP ENDORSED BY NY. CID   ‘Motion Is Affirmed in Pandiemonium of Boos and”: ; Applause

Midnight Is  Deadline In  Ship Strike Union Leaders   See Spread Of Walkout

NEW SECRETARY INVITED TO GIVE DATA TQ SENATE   Asked To Appear Before Committee At His Convenience To Give Comprehensive Outline Of His  Stand.

Senate Group Asks Marshall  To Give Views   Foreign Relations Com. mittee Stresses Desire Tc Co-overate.

FOREIGN POLICY VIEWS AWAITED   But Vandenberg Gives Marshall Plenty of Time To Make Report

lnvite Marshall To Outline Views   Senate Group Wants Foreign Policy Stand

Marshall Asked To Give Views On U. S. Policy   GOP Cooperation Expected; Non-Political. Asxertion Proised by Congressmon

Senators Ask Marshall to Tell Policy   New Secretary of State However May Delay Foreign Views

‘Marshall Invited to Give Views On US Foreign Policy ‘Both Sides Applaud Political Stand

Marshall Likely ToRemain Mum On Policy Views  New Secretary May Defer Declaration Until After Moscow

MARSHALL INVITED TO GIVE VIEWS ON FOREIGN POLICIES   Secretary Asked to Appear Before Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Marshall To Give Views On- Policy : ate-G      New ‘State. Secretary May “Not: Offer Outline. Until After.’ Moscow ‘ ‘Meeting

Marshal! Asked To State Views To Senate Group   May Not Testify Until After Big Four Moscow Meeting:

ASK MARSHALL TO OUTLINE HIS FOREIGN POLICY   Senate Committee Requests Report From New Secretary of State

Senate Extends Invitation To General-—  Marshall Asked To Outline Policy

Marshall On Job Now As Secretary   Invited to Outline Foreign Policy Views But Will Study Closely First

Marshall To Give Policy Views  Praised For Staying Aloof From Politics

Marshall Asked For Outline Of Foreign Policy   Senate Committee Makes Clear It Plans Cooperation

—MARSHALL BEGINS NEW. JOB— Receives Invitation To Outline Foreign Policy

Senate Group Asks Marshall To Cite Views Of U.S. Policy   Appearance Faces Delay Until Parley At Moscow Ends

Marshall Asked To Give Views On Foreign Policy   Statement May Be Delayed Until After Conference in Moscow

Marshall Asked To Give Views  0n US. Policy   ‘Senate Groups Make Request But Delay is Indicated. --

New Secretary Gets Invitation To Cite Policies   General Will Appear At Own Convenience And Outline His Aims

Members Of Senate Foreign Relations Committee Invite New Secretary Of State To Give Comprehensive Statement Of Attitude On Policy Abroad—Successor To Byrnes Buckles Down To Work As  Praise Of His Non-Political Stand Echoes

SENATORS INVITE SEC’Y MARSHALL TO STATE VIEWS   EXPRESS DESIRE TO COOPERATE FULLY WITH NEW OFFICIAL

Senate Group Seeks Views of Marshall   Invited to Appear Before the Foreign Relations Committee

MAY TESTIFY AFTER BIG 4 PARLEY   New Secretary Scheduled For Moscow Session   Emphasizes In_ Invitation Desire For Full Cooperation In Work

Senate Group Invite: Secretary To Give : _ World Views   To Studv Task

Marshall. Is Invited to Give .Views   Vandenberg Bit ,Gives Indication benate Will Cooperat: With New Secretary   Praise Is Heard   Bi-Partisan Feeling I: Marshall Has Stopped Bens

Senate Foreign Relations Group Invites General to Appear for Talk When He Finds It Convenient to Do So.

Marshall Urged  To Voice Views   Vandenberg Extends Invitation To Speak Before Senate Group

Marshall Studies Foreign Policy; 'To Meet Senate Committee Soon.

Non-Political Foreign Policy ‘Marshall's Plan   New Secretary To Speak Before Senate Committee

General Marshall Invited To Outline His Views Before The Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Marshall May Outline His Policies   Senate Committee Asks Secretary To Give His Views

Test Opinion Italian Gov't.   Election Sunday Go To Right Wing Coalition.

‘Rights’ Show New Strength, Italian Ballot:   Communists :Tail Caserta Election

Rightists Win Local Election   Debate On No Confidence Vote Is Set For Friday

Right Wing Coalition Wins in Halian Pall   Communists, Socialists Will Ask for Vote an  > De Gasperi Cobineat

Local Election Swept By Rightist Coalition In Italian Party Test

RIGHTISTS LEAD IN ITALIAN VOTE   Well Ahead Of Social!  - Democrats And Left: ist ~1rties  1

1st Italian Test Gives Right Lead Over Red Parties   Sunday Election Cheers Government Harmed by Strikes

RIGHTIST GROUP WINS ELECTION   STRENGTHENS GRIP OF CONSERVATIVES IN ITALIAN VOTE

Support Shown For DeGasperi In Italian Vote  Rightists ito Local Electio t Caserta

ITALIAN DEMOCRATIC FORCES WIh VICTORIES IN ELECTIONS WHILE STRIKE. ASSEMBLY TESTS LOOM

UE GAOPERI PLAGUED BY NEW STRIKES   Italian Constituent As sembly to Debate NoConfidence Motion.

Rightist Coalition Sweeps Vote   Italian Ministry  Announces Sunday  Caserta Election

Rightist Wing ° Coalition Sweeps Italian Ballot  ” Polls 7,493 Votes Over Other Parties

Marshall Hears Attack   Richtist Coalition Wins In Italy Test Election

Right Wing In Italy Scores In Public Test   Sweep Local Election; See Victory For De Gasper  Government

Rightists Win In Italian Vote   Coalition Sweeps Local Election in Caserta, Officials Announce

Rightist Election Sweep in Rome  Seen as De Gasperi Win Over Reds

Lettists Lose in Italian Election  No Confidence Debate Postponed

Right Wingers Capture Italian Vote   “Leftists Are Beater In First Test Since Cabinet Shakeur

PAIR OBJECTED TO OPENING BORDER: QUIT STATE BOARD   Res'gned from. Cattle’ Sanitary Board: Because of Directive from Cowmen

U.S. To Refuse Poland’s Claim On, Reich Areat   Marshall Will Seek Return of Farms Not Now Being Utilized

Marshall Will Make Statement On Poland Issue   Will Reveal U. 8. Opposition To Poland’s Annexation Of German Territory   EXPECT RUSSIA   WILL BE AROUSED

Democrats To Meet July 11   Republican Convention To Open 3 Weeks  Balok.

French Cabinet  Facing Crisis —   Break Between Parties Could Have Grave  ft" ae ry. ser-*

State Flood Danger Falls    Waters Recede In Most O! Important Streams [n Southwestern Part

BUSINESSMEN HEED TRUMAN   Chamber of Commerce Wants Prices Siiced Th Maintain Prosneritv

Industry Urged To Cut Prices By U. S.C. OFC.   Chamber Of Commerce Cites ‘American Way’

NEW APPEALS SENT OUT 10 SLASH PRICES   TRUMAN BACKED UP BY U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

U.S. Chamber Urges Industry to Cut Prices “Where and When Costs Permit”

Guild To Comply With New Labor Law   Step Taken With Extreme Reluctance

Physical Volume Of Output Below Peak of Wartime   New High Dollar Production Value Reached, However

2 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE   Parents Injured in Blaze in Temporary Housing Unit Today

Parents Badly Burned In Blaze At Sioux Falls   Children Of Mr. And Mrs. Winfree Are Suf focated As Fire Sweeps Airfield Housing Unit

A.H. Koop, 77, Dies; Midwest savings Head   Was Lincoln Resident 58 Years

LCC Changes Rules Quickly   New Set of R Regulations Released at Hearing of Commission Policies

VETERANS AGT 10 GET ACTION   42 Vets Allege Overcharge Halt Payments, Sue Contractor

FOR DISCOVERY   Noted Explorer nth About South Pole Possibilities — Believes Antarctic Vast Reservoir. of Natural Resources.

MALADY FATAL TO 25 INFANTS   Doctors Know No Cure For Mysterious Form Of Infection

25 BABIES Dut IN EPIDEMIC   Twenty Deaths Result From Outbreak in Allentown, 5 in Somerville, N. J.

DIARRHEA FATAL TO 25 BABIES   Temple Hospital Staff Treating 13 Infants; All in ‘Good Condition’

INFANT EPIDEMIC DEATH TOLL RISES   Mysterious Virus Said to Be Responsible for Fatalities.

INFANT DEATHS > NOWSTOTAL-27   TWENTY-EIGHT BABIES ARE STILL. ILL OF DISEASE: THAT HAS NO SPECIFIC  CURE —

TOLL AMONG BABIES AT 28   Infantile Diarrhea Claims New Victims In Eastern Section

Urge Boycott of Chaplin's Film   Infantile Diarrhea Takes 28th Baby

Mysterious Tilness Kills Babies   25 Dead: Doctors  RwBnnvawily   25 Dead; Doctors Apparently Making Progress

Diarrhea Epidemic Fatal To 25 Babies      Doctors Say There Is No Known ‘Cure for. Mysterious Disease

Mysterious Illness Kills Babies  25 Dead: Doctors Apparently Making Proaress

25 BABIES DIE OF DIARRHEA IN PENNSYLVANIA    Decters Say There Is Ne \Known Cure For Mysterieus Infection   STREPTOMYCIN BEING RUSHED TO HOSPITAL

Still Debating Portal Pay Bill   Senate Leaders See No End To: Wrangling  Over Measure.

LABOR SECRETARY OPPOSES ANTIPORTAL PAY BILLS: SAYS IT WILL IUNDERMINE FAIR LABOR STANDARDS

Portal Bill ls Stalling Senate   Schwellenbach Issue: Attack On Measure As Debate Drags

PICK ARMOUR FOR BRADEN’S POST   Truman Nominates New State Secretary Aide _.

Career Diplomat Summoned Back to Service  Armour Is Named Assistant to Secretary of State

VETERAN DIPLOMAT TO ASSIST MARSHALL   Norman Armour Called From Retirement to Take Post of Assistant Secretary of State.

ARMOUR GETS BRADEN POST   Nominated to Be Assistant Secretary Of State by Truman

Armour Gets Vital State Office Post   Former Ambassador Will Be Put In Charge Of U. 5S. Political Relations

CLARK DEMANDS PICARD TO SHOW MORE EVIDENCE   Attorney General Requests More Data On Unnaid Time

CLARK ASKING DloMMlGoAL OF POTTERY GASt   Files Brief Asserting Time Element Too Small to Re Considered.

Throw Out Portal - To - Portal Key Suit, Government Demands   Judge Picard Again Under Fire Before Senate Subcommittee

JUDGE PICARD UNDER FIRE IN SENATE GROUP   Clark Suggests Judge Dismiss Mt. Clemens Case

Government Brief Declaces Time Involved Too Trivial to Justify Legal Action

Clark Suggests Dismissal Of Portal Suit  =p gw... fe   Tells Court Sum Involved Too Small To Be Settled

Attorney. General Asks Action In --Mount Clemens Pottery Co. Case

EVIDENCE IS ASKED SHOW WORKING TIME   Judge Is Still Under Fire By  Coinmittee

U.S, CHALLENGES PORTAL PAY SUI IN LEGAL BRIEF   Claims in No. 1 Case Are Too Trivial, Attorney General Contends   ASKS MORE TESTIMONY   Clark Asserts, Barring New Evidence, tase Should Be Thrown Out

U.S. Takes Side on Portal Pay   Asks Mount Clemens Case Be Thrown Out Unless Evidence Founc

JUDGE PICARD AGAIN CHARGED BY ATTORNEY   Government Asks ‘More Evidence’ In Action

Brief Filed By Attorney Gen. Clark   Judge Who Decided Michigan Case Und:r Fire at  Committee Hearing

7 PERISH IN HOTEL FIRE IN ORANGE, TEX.   Examination of Ruins Indicate: Blaze Started Near Gas Heater in Lobby, Official Says.

Britain Will Send Bombers On Visit   Sixteen Lincolns Of Dam Buster Note In War Il To Arrive July 28

CLOSE VOTE. AT. STRUCK PLANT   CIO UNION GETS. SLIM MARGIN OF VOTES FROM WORKERS ON STRIKE: NINE  MONTHS. ad

May Delay Action On Flood Bill   Truman’s Request For Ten-Year Program Called Reversal Of Original Policy

FLOOD CONTROL CHARGES HEARD   Republicans Say Truman Delayed Program for Nation.

Opposed by President In January   Congressmen Say He Fav. ored Deferment of Plans  Last Winter

Odom Reported Over Shanghai   Solo Globe-Girdler On Way For Record

10,000 MILES FLOWN UNDER 38 HOURS   Ahead Of Schedule In Try At New Record   LIKELY TO BREAK   World Solo Mark Of 186 Hours Established In 1933 By Wiley Post

Odom Nearing Tokya On Global Flight   Fails To Land At Shanghai In Effort To Set Selo Round-The-World Flight Record

Bombshell Flying To Shanghai; Trip Ts Half Finished   Bill Odom Reports Good Weather on Long Flight Across India.

Sight Odom At Shanghai   Around-the-World Speed Airmen Changes Plans Again and Decides Not to Land At Shanghai.

Bombshell Airman Leaves Calcutta Ahead Of Record   Odom, En Route To Shanghai, Only 31 Hours and 51 Minutes Out Of Chicago

Hash  Rrief News Item   Brief News Items Right off the Wires   Odom Off For Tokyo

‘Bombshell’ Headed  for Tokyo on Round World Record Tria   Flight Manager Learns Flier Flew Over Shanghai at 10:15 a.m,

Odom Reaches Half Way Point On World Flight  Hops From Calcutta Enroute To Shanghai  Seeking New -Raecard

Odom Speed: Over Orient   Sets Tokyo as Goal After Leaving India

Cood Weather Helps Pilot Across India  Stops at Calcutta   Stops at Caleutta Only 94 Minutes— Makes 10.000 Miles In Less than 38 Hour

Half Way Round Globe   Odom Leaves Calcutta For Shanghai 37 Hour 51 Min. from Chicago

Odom 's Plane Speeds Ahead Toward Tokyo   Bombshell Pilot Over Half Way On Worid Flight

ODOM BOMBER STREAKS OVER SHANGHAI SKY   American Speed Flier Far Ahead of Old Record Set by Post

Odom Passes Shanghai; On Way To Tokyo   Seems Certain Pilot Will Cut Old Around World Flight Mark To 90 Hours. Less

Bombshell Skips Stop At Shanghai   Pilot 4814 Hours From Chicago Starting Point

Odom Passes Up Shanghai   Heads for Tokyo; Bombshell Passes Half-Way Mark in Globe Flight

Tokyo Stop To Send Flier Into Stretch In 19-600Mile Race Against The Clack   ‘Bombshell’ Left Chicago Thursday   Plane Traversed 2,200 Miles From Cairo To Karachi In_7 Hours and 26 Minutes

Speedster William Odom Land: His Bombshell After Flight From Calcutta.   Elapsed Time Since Departure From Chicago Is 48 Hours, 38 Minutes,

Round-Worla Flier Passes Up Shanghai Stop With Good Tail Wind and Gas Supply Ample For Longer Hop

Odom Streaks Over China Without Stop   Bombshell Rides 25 MPH Tail Wind; Airman Declines Sleer

Odom Headed For Tokyo In Flight Round The World   Passes Over Shanghai Where He Had Intended To Stop.

Odom Wins Toward Tokyo On Record Hop   Flyer Passes Over Shanghai in Flight Circling World

Odom Passes Over Shanghai On World Hop   Record-Seeker Past Halfway Mark, Heads for Tokvya

Tokyo Is Next Stop Of Flight   Flying Bombshell Meets Good Weather In Global Attempt

Odom Lands At Tokyo on World Flight   Flying Bombshell Reaches Japan Capital 44 Hours. 35 Minutes After Star From Chicago Airport

TOKYO IS NEXT STOP ON WORLD FLIER’S ROUTE   Bombshell Pilot Reports Good Weather on Hop Across India

Two-thirds Of Long Hop In 48 Hours   Has Good Chance to Beat  Wiley Post’s Record, Also His and Reynolds’

Odom En Route To Shanghai  Nearly 38 Hours Out Of Chicago and More

Odom Is Over Half Through With His Flight for Record:   Leaves’ Calcutta Field for Shanghai in’ Try to Cut Time for  . World Trip —

AMERICAN AIRMAN PASSES SHANGHA WITHOUT STOPPING   Solo “Flyer Reported. Far Ahead Of Record Set ‘By Wiley Pact

Odom Heads For Pacific   Streaks Over Shangha Without Stopping In His Global Flight

SHANGHAI'S LEFT IN WORLD FLIGHT   Odom Passes Halfway Mark in Assault On Record

Big Plane Is On Last Half Of World Hop   Flyer Is Nearly 38 Hours Out of Chicago Base

SUPPORT ASKED FOR LABOR LAW   AFL Union Leader, in Tulsa Talk, Urges Compliance With Regulations

G.P. Alderson Dies in Hotel   Heart Attack Fatal To State Tax Chief

Amish Case Being Heard   Asks $40,000 Damages For Boycott Placed By Church Heads

Ohio Farmer Sues Church Heads For  Social Ostracism   Case Involves. Amish Boycott

@ELT LIKE A WHIPPED DOG,’ AMISH STATES  Bovcott Trial Nears Jury Today --

Wooster Jury ...ust Decide Damages In Matter of Amish Church Ostracism

GROMYKO ASKS MORE TIME ON ATOMIC VIEWS   ‘UN Meeting Postponed To Give Russian Chance for Talk on Problem

Gromyko Asks More Time on Atomic Issue   Believed Awaiting New Instructions From Mescow

Soviet Delays  Atom Comment      Friday Session Called Off Because He Asks  For More Time

DECLARATION BY GROMYKO IS DELAYED   Security Council Session on A-Plan Now Set Next Week

Gromyko’s Declaration About Atomic Energy Control Put Off, He Awaits Instructions   Had Planned “Few Remarks” Today Before U. N. Council on U. S. Plan Which Russia Is Opposing

Security Council Puts Off Session   Gromyko Asks More Time to Prepare Statement on Atomic Control   WAITING ON MOSCOW   Date of Next Meeting Will  Be Set by Dr. Aranha,  New Chairman

'rench ‘Commies’ Jaking Bid for  upreme Control  Italian ‘Peasants’ Ambush Police, Kill   Italian ‘Peasants’ Ambush Police, Kill Two, as Puglia Bloodshed Continues

Fire Destroys Big Flour Mil At Columbus   Second Blaze in 2 Years Causes Half-Million Loss

CHIANG PLEDGES GOVERNMENT 10 END "RED REVOLT?   Generalissimo Blames Communists fer Lack of, Boorse in Ching

‘Strong Steps ‘To Be Taken \To Smash Communists Chiang Tells Council

CHIANG SAYS REDS MUST BE CRUSHED   Calls For All-Out War to Smash Communist Revolt

CHINA TO BEGIN SMASH OF REDS   Chiang Is Determined To Clean Up Revolt  Of Communists

Fifth Column Revolution ‘Hits Paraguay    Rebel Troops Reported Rac ing Toward Capital Ir Surprise Move

Mediation Offered By British, U.S.   Couutries Seek Settlement Of Indanese Steifa

U. S., Britain Ready to Use ‘Good Offices’  Seek Settlement of Dispute in East Indies

Charge Portal Suits Will Be Outlawed  Bargaining Spurnec   Bargaining Spurned By Industrialists  On Assurance From Conaressmen. Claim

SAYS INDUSTRY HAS REFUSED T() BARGAIN   Claims Congressmen Assured Employers Of T.ecislative Action

C10 Fights Portal : Pay Measures   Lawyer Says Industry Spokesmen Had Pipeline Into Congress

Leaf Included In Aid Bill Facing Vote   Tobacco Amendment Is Seen As Hope

Says Commodity Bill Amendment Allows Shipping   Senate Will Vote On Relief Bill In Monday Session

Truman Sleep: Long Past His Rising Hour   Breakfasts With First Lady After Rising At 8.30

URGE G. 0. P. MEET IN CHICAGO IN 1948   Party Subcommittee Recommends Convention Be Held Week Beginning June 21.

CHICAGO PICKED BY GOP IN 1948   Windy City Makes Bid For Conventions Of Both Parties

Chicago May Ge' GOP Convention  Subcommittee Picks  June 21 As Date

IMPORTANT DECREE PROMISED TOMORROW   Aspooncement Will Have Effect On British-American Zones In Germant

FCC EYES RADIO EDITORIALIZING   Set Hearings on Meaning of Commission's Ruling

AIR EDITORIAL HEARINGS SET   FCC Examinations Will Start Jan. 12

FCC to Rule on Radio Editorials   National Policy - to Be Determined

FCC To Hold Hearings On Radio ‘Editorializing’   Set for January 12 on What National Policy for Nation’s Stations Should Be

Mrs. Mary Carel Died February 10  Had Lived In ‘TLeMare 322 Yeare

Mrs. Mary Carel. Died F ebruary 10  Had Lived: In. “WeeMars:33 Years

Indian Schools To Have Boost In Compromise   Congress to Allow More for Education, Navajo Irrigation

House Approves Measure; Senate To Push Action   Russian-Controlled Nations Are Omitted From Appropriations

Financing of U.S. Foreign Policy is Spurred by House   Big Appropriations Bill Passed on to  Senate--Debate Aid To Soviet Satallitae

Billion-Dollar Foreign Aid Bill Rushed Through House and Passed To Senate; Red Satelites Banned

Senate Gets Measure For $1,353,024,900 - Fo Finance Nation’s . Foreign Poliey

Dark European Picture Causes Quick Passage   Solons Spurred by Strife in Greece, Split with Russia

Measure Ties In With Government Effort To Halt European Spread Of Communism; Full Requests  For Funds Grantec

Spurred By Alarm Over Russ Acts, Solons Pass Bill In Hour's Time

Foreign Needs to Get Over Billion   Strife in Greece and Russian _ Attitude BringQuick _  Action   BILL GOES TO SENATE   Aid to Be Withheld From Countries Aligned With  Russia

Over a Billion For Nation's roreign Policy  House Spurred by Al...) 6. om ..w gd

FOREIGN POLICY FUNDS VOTED   iAlarmed House Shoves Money  Bill for Aid Projects  t   to Senate.

Fo reign Aid Bill Is Speeded   Countries Under Thumb Of Russia Will Be Excluded

Plan To Withhold Money For Reds      Must Grant Freedom To Get Aid From United States

House Approves Appropriations Measure To Finance U. S. Foreign Policy Program

Over a Billion For Nation's Foreign Policy  House Spurred by   House Spurred by Alarm Over Greece

HOUSE APPROVES FUNDS TO FINANCE FOREIGN POLICY   Soviet Satellites To Be De. nied Aid Unless They  Caonerate

Exclude All Countries In  Soviet Orbit   Congress Wants Voice In All Diplomatic Moyes Of Administration

Senate Is Given  Foreign Aid Bill   World Situation Prompts Speedy Passage Of The Measure Bv House.

House Favors Appropriations To Binance U.S. Foreign Policy; Senate Acts On Nexsure Today

House Votes Relief Fund  For Europe   $1,603,199,094 Bill Passed In Record Time: Sent to Senate

House Passes Foreign Aid Funds Bill   $1.5 Billion Measure Sent To Senate After Voice Vote Taken In Record Short Time

Billion-Dollar U.S. Policy Bill  Goes to Senate   House, Spurred by Alarm Over Foreign Strife, Pushes Aid

Senate Gets $1.6 Billion Foreign Bill   House Approves It On Assurance Red  Bloc Won’t Benefit

House Pushes Money Bill To Senate   Expenditure For Foreign Policy Is Major Item

World Crisis Stirs Solons To Vote Funds   HOUSE APPROVES BILLS ENDORSING FOREIGN POLICY

House Rushes Foreign Aid Bill Along in Record Time Soviet Satellites To Be Excluded

HOUSE APPROVES FOREIGN RELIEF IN RECORD TIME   Passes Appropriations in Just One Hour; Measure Goes to Senate

House Vote: Foreign  Aid Funds   Senate Action On Huge Appropriation Bill Is Expected Today; Sovi He States May Get None“

Appropriations Bill Is Pressed   Measure to Finance Foreign Policy, European Aid, Passed by House Sent to Senate for Quick Action

Foreign Aid Pushed Along   House Sets Peace Time Record in Passing Measure

QUICK 0, K. GIVEN TO AID BY HOUSE   Chamber Only Takes Hout To Rush Bill To Senate

House Approves Big Appropriation ‘to ~ Run Foreign Polic)      Quick Vote Last Night Sends Bill to Senate as Alarm Mounts

House, Alarmed By Strife In Europe, Passes Aid Bill: Up Before Senate.

Plant In U. S. Jone Is Found Making Arms   Government Says German Industry Working Without Sanction

German Plants Found Illegally Producing Materials of War   Weapons Being Made for Some Foreign Power

NEW COLD FRONT MOVES SOWARD MIDWEST AREA   Bodies Of Soldiers Arrive In Hawaii

Solons Vote Citations Against Writers  House Okays Action In Contempt Cases

House Rapidly Votes Citations  Against 10 Hollywood Figures  Sends Contempt Citations To United States District Attorney For Prosecution

House Cites 10 Film Figures lor Contempt   Lower Chamber Backs Its Committee in Communist Inquiry

Face Hearing for Contempt of Congress   Refusal To Say Whether  They Are Communists Brings Action

OUSE RED PROBE ~ COMMITTEE   Contempt Citations Voted Against 10 In Hollywood

House Vote: To Support  Committee   Action Follows Hollywood Probe

Hollywood Film Folk Will Face U. 5. Prosecution   Ten Writers, Directors And Producers Are in Congress Contempt

HOUSE CITES FILM WRITERS FOR CONTEMPT   Action of Committee Against 10 Movie Figures Upheld

Film Writers In Contempt  House Votes  10 Hollywood Guys Receive Whip Fron

MOVIE CONTEMPT CITATIONS UPHELD   HOUSE APPROVES COMMITTEE ACTION AGAINST 10 HOLLYWOOD FIGURES.

INQUIRY BOARD'S ACTION APPROVED BY VOTE OF 346-17   Accused Refused to Testity _ Whether They Were  Communists.   FACE PROSECUTION   Maximum Punishment 1  Year in Jail and $1,000 Fine.

Contempt Charges Voted by House For 10 Film Men   Communist Suspects Who Refused to Answer Face U. S. Court Action

House Backs Committee In Citing Writers  Ten Hollywoodians  re _—. at

HOUSE FAVOR PROSECUTIONS OF MOVIE MEN   U. S. Attorney Ordered To Press 10 Citations Against Hollywood

Hollywood Film . Folk Will Face 'U. §. Prosecution      Ten Write 1 Directors And Producers Are’ in:  Congress Contempt

House Backs Contempt Citation   Prosecution Looms For Ten in Probe Of Hollywood Reds

Maltz Tops List Of Those Cited In Red Probe  Refusal to.Say Yes or No When Onuizvzed an Stati.

Bill to Increase Postal Rates Over First Bar  Committee Puts  Okay On Mail  Duncicccon }

PALESTINE TOLL 30 IN SIX DAYS   Eight More Shot To Death Seven Arabs Killed In Bombing

MORE VICTIMS. IN PALESTINE APE REPORTEL   AT. LEAST THIRTY PERSONS ‘ HAVE DIED IN ARAB-JEW; ISH DISORDERS IN  . BIX DAYS :

CLAIMS OF CURES BY AVAK ARE HEARD IN GALIFORNIA      SEVERAL PERSONS BAY THAT ARMENIAN “FAITH HEALER” HAS HELPED THEM

3 NEGRO HOLDUP MEN ARE SOUGHT   Sterling, Ill., Man Shot and Another Kidnaped

SEEK BANDITS IN ILLINOIS HOLDUP   ONE VICTIM SHOT, FAILED TO PRODUCE LOOT FOR ROBBERS

U.S. MISSION NOW IN CHINA   Gen. Wedemeyer and Group Of Experts Will Study  Recovery Measures

Chinese Mission  Declares Time  Running Short   Chiang Attempts To Speed Campaign Against Communist:

Existing Pacts Unchanged Now  Effects Of New Law o Be Far-Reaching

ACT PROVIDES BAN AGAINST CLOSED SHOP   Sets Up Procedure To Block Strikes That Imperil Health

Labor Law Impacts No! Effective Now   Some Effects Will Be Crackling for the” Next Year

LIVELY TIME FOR LABOR IS PREDICTED   Busy Summer Looms As Various Parts of Act Become Effective

Businessman Tells Group Personal Loan to Meyers Brings Him Air Force War Contract

BROADENS TAX INVESTIGATION   Business Firms Fail to Pay Personal Property Levies

Hike in Personal Property Tax Collections Noted   Pressure by State Tax Commissioner Is Bearing Fruit

Paid Some Personal Bills But Gave It All Back Says Congressman May

Seven Hoosiers Killed in Traffic, ‘Auto Race and Drowning Accidents

Seven Killed in Indiana Accidents   Toll Is Taken on Railroads, Highways Streams and Track«

COTTON ON HAND FOR LAST MONTH LOWEST SINCE 1928   Big Increase For 1947-48 Expected.  Fear Recession

Moffett Claims Navy Overcharge For Arabian Oil   Inquiry Centers On Messages From U.S To Saudi-Arabia

MORE THAN V-E, V-J DAYS  Parades, Celebrations Mark Armistice Day in Texas Cities

CRACKDOWN ON SOVIET MOVES CONGRESS PLAN   Resolution Demanding Rus. sia Keep Its Wartime Pledges Prepared   FIRM AMERICAN POLICY ADVOCATED

Calls Up Resolutior Demanding Russia Keep Its Pledges; Hearings To Start

Soviet Moves Arouse House Foreign Group   Committee Calls Up Colmer Resolution Demanding Crackdows

House Group Aets to Force Russia in Line   Calls Up Resolution Asking Soviet Union to Adhere TT. Wariimcs Pld...

Move to Brace World Policy Of U.S. Gains   Public Hearings Set On Resolution Aimed at Russin

Action Slated On Resolution For Crackdown  Hearings On Colmer Measure Will Begin

House Bloe Moves For Crackdown On  Soviet Government   Call Up Colmer Resolution Demanding Russia Keep Wartime Pledges and Insisting On Firm U. S. Policy; Hearing Arranged

House Group Demands Reds Keep Pledges  Calls For Firm  American Policy

Soviet Moves Arouse House Group  ee ON 4 ea Bi   Action Schedulec on Resolution for a Firm Stand

FOR SHOWDOWN WITH RUSSIA      Foreign Affairs Com mittee Aroused By Soviet Moves

Solons Aroused By Red Moves In Balkans; Will Demand Full Showdown   Foretgn Affairs Committee Calls Up Colmer Resolution For Public Hearing; Would Retaliate Against Unfriendly Nations

Soviet Moves Arouse House;  Action Urged   Foreign Affairs Committee Demands Thot Russia Keep Pledges—Firm American Policy Urged— Hearings Scheduled

Iind of Sugar Price, Ration Controls October 31 Declared Risky Busines:

Cabinet Told Major Attack  Is Imminent   Indications Grow Communists State To Be Proclaimed

Greek Leaders Are Expecting Greater Guerrilla Warfare   Soviets May Recognizé Bandits, and Openly Give Them Aid 

\Invasion Of Northern Greece Seen: ‘May Proclaim ‘Communist State’

GREECE FEARS NEW INVASION INFAR NORTH   ‘FREE COMMUNIST’ STATE BELIEVED AIM OF REBELS

New Guerrilla Offensive in Greece Feared  Proclamation of Red   Proclamation of Red State in Strife-Torn Nation Is Indicated

roclamation Uf ommunist State n Greece Seen   k Army Staff Expects Guerrilla Forces Soon To Launch Greater Offensive Than Twin Attacks Crushed This Week

GREEK GENERAL STAFF PREDICTS A NEW INVASION   Army Prepares to Meet Anticipated Large-Scale GuerTilla Offensive in North.   REDS MAY PROCLAIM COMMUNIST STATE   \Insurgents Routed in Recent   Fighting Said to Have   Been “Panic Stricken” as They Fled.

LARGE SCALE INVASION IS NOW FEARED   Guerrilla Forces Are _ Believed Readying New Campaign

Greek Leaders Are Expecting Greater Guerrilla Warfare  Soviets May Recognize  mamArite AMR fiananiyv   Soviets May Recognize Bandits, and Openly Give Them Aid

Greeks Look For Guerrilla  Blow In Nort   Invasion Expected On Larger Scale

Greek Rebel Calls for ‘Free State’   Charting Communist Regine in North To Cut Foreign Hold

Guerrillas May Start Big Invasion In North Greece   Proclamation. of Communist State In Northern Greece Appears Imminent—Guerrillas . Escape Government Net

KING GEORGES COUSIN ARRESTED   LADY MOUNTBATTEN SEIZED IN N. ¥., FOR ISSUING WORTHLESS CHECK,

PREACHERS FIGHT AT CONVENTION   Ft. Worth Pastor Forcibly Removed From Session In Texas.

BABIES DYING: IN EPIDEMIC   ELEVEN NOW DEAD FROM ‘EPIDEMIC IN HOSPITAL— THIATEEN OTHERS ILL -

MORE BABIES QVING FROM AN EPIDEMIC   Philadelphia and Allentown Hospitals Put Up Battle

Ban Picketing Of Mercer Mines   Labor Board Orders End to Picketing by Non-Employes

BROAD LABOR UNION CONTROL BILL IS BEFORE SENATE   Pushed Into Position Todas for Final Aetion Next Week.   :  THE VOTE WAS 14 to 10   =_  Senate Decided Againat Out lawing the Closed Shop.

Greeks Launch Drive tu Block RedState Coup   Pash to Crush Guerrillas Started in Snow-Clad  Wl .<«@leauronct Santmnew

Greek Army Opens Full-Scale Attack   Offensive Aimed At Breaking Guerrilla Bid For Territory To Set Up Red State

Greeks Bolster Forces to Halt Guerrilla Wat   Communist "Army"  Seeking Site As Red Capital

Teen Age Bandits Captured By Cops   Youngsters Steal Cars, Rot Tavern, Shoot It Out With Police

Despite His Billions in Orion ON sss  Pastor of Yahweh Temple Is Lodged in Jail

U.S. Navy Denie: Wasting  Money for Oil   Records to Prove Case Locked in FDR. Tteeewer

U.S. Navy Denies Wasting Money for Oil  Records to Prove Case Locked in F.D.R. Library

Waste Charges Denied by Navy   Records Now Locked’ in Roosevelt's Library, Spokesman Declares

May’s Appeals To War Leaders Told   Secretary Of War Patterson Testifies

U.S. Food Backs German Rations  Teuton Fatmers Hold Back Their Produce

MORE FOOD IS ~ REQUIRED FOR THE GERMANS   Genero! Clay Reports on Big U. S. Shipments—Their Formers Foil Quotos

Germany In Need Of More U.S. Food Army Report Says   Indicates Farmers Reluctant to Part With Sunoiies

Mrs. Mary Frisch Died September 19  Had Lived Near Merrill Since 1882

Frisch Rites Held Today   Longtime Merrill Resident Expires After Long Sickness

Frisch Rites Held Today   Longtime Merrill Residen! Expires. After Long . Sicknesc.-.

German Jewel Case Is Family Affair   U. S. Army Is Giving Further Action To National Police

~TURNED OVER TO GERMAN POLICE. U.S. Army Withdraws From Stolen Gem Hunt

German Jewel Case Is Family Affair  U. S. Army Is Giving Further Action   U. S. Army Is Giving Further Action To National Police

U.S. Drops Gem Case   Problem of Missing Crown Jewel Termed “Family Intrigue”

ROYAL GEM CASE GERMAN AFFAIR   U, S, GETS OFF OF A ‘MERRY-GO-ROUND OF FAMILY INTRIGUE!

U.S. Drops Jewel Case   Described as “Dizzy Merry-Go-Round of  Family Intrigue”

Ford Employees Laid Off By Parts Shorta_.e Called Back To Jobs Now   \Jewel 1 Theft Tangle Termed Dizzy Maze Of Family Intrigue By US Army Investigators

ARMY HANDS JEWEL GAGE 10 GEAMAMS   Gem Theft Pictured as Dizzy Merry-Go-Round of Family Intrigue.

U.S. STEPS OUT OF JEWEL CASE   No Americans Involved  Royal ‘Family Intrigue’

Royal Jewel Case Is Handed Over  To German Police   U. S. Agents are Satisfied That No Americans are Involved in Case.

Family Merry-Go-Round U.S. Army Washes Its Hands Of German Jewel Theft Case

BRITISH TROOPS ATTACK JEWS T0 AVENGE DEATHS   eprisals Follow  Reprisals As Situation Worsens In Holy Land  a

ANTL-BRITISH ATTACKS ROCK PALESTINE   Violence Reported In Many Areas After 5 Jews Are Slain

Police Charge Enraged Jews   Clash Follows Killing Of Five By Soldiers

NOTE CHARGES GULRCION CF MINOR PARTY   With Election 10 Days Off. Peasants File in 42 of 52 Districts.

U.S. URGES FREE VOTING IN POLAND   America Calls Upon Warsaw to Honor Pledge to Hold Unfettered Elections, as a Party to Potsdam Accord.

U.S, AGAIN ASKS FREE POLE VOTE   Note Charges Intimidation, Coercion In Election

U.S. Protests Repression In  ‘Polish Election   American Gov ernment Calls On Poland To Honor Pledge Of Free Elections.

U.$.Demands Free Election For Poland  Peasant Party To Put Up Fight Im 4? Nilcdricte

'U.5.Sends Note To Poland Calling For ‘Free, Unfettered’ Flecetionc

U. S$. AGAIN CALLS ON POLAND NOT TO HAMPER ELECTIONS   ‘Suppression, Intimidation o Opposition Violating ° Two Agreements

Free Vote in Poland Urgec In U.S. Note   Suppression, Coercion and Intimidation Charged in New Message Sent to  Foreicon Minister

U.S, URGES FREE POLISH BALLOT   Peasant Party To Try Hand  In National Election

Regime Charged  With Coercion;     Vote is Jan, 1§     Peasant Party Will Contest Communists In All But Ten  Electoral Districts

Thugs Elude Police Trap In Bay State   Swap Pistol Fire After Jail Break

Four Tough Guys Being Sought By East Police  Shots Are Exchanged With Pair of Escaped Convicts

Man Held As “Modern-Day Bluebeard” Admits Killing First ‘Wife At Unionville, Pa. Police  Report   SECOND WIFE SHOT IN GUN STRUGGLE

Blizzard Smothers Trans portation, Threatens Gas, Power Shut Offs   Snow Falls Over 24-Hour Period       Fourteen Railroads Into London, Highways In Sev« en Counties Blocked

Typhoon Rips Iwo: Yanks’ Fate Unknown   Faint Radio Message Tells Havoc; No Word On Casualties

TYPHOON RAZES SOME INO JIMA BUILDINGS OTHER DAMAGE HEAV\  PACIFIC STORM WITH

Tropical Typhoon Hits lwo Jima, Levels Buildings  Faint Radio Message Is Only Word From Pacific Isle

TYPHOON HITS TWO JIMAASLE   FAINT SIGNALS ARE HEARD FROM 300 US MEN AND FAMILIES

Typhoon Rips Into Iwo Jima   Faint Radio Message Says Damage Heavy

Typhoon Rips Iwo; Yanks’ Fate Unknown  Faint Radio Message Tells Havoc; No Word On

Great Pacific Typhoon Raging   Island Of Iwo. Jima Being Battered By Vicious Storm.

Devastating Wind Pounds lwo Jima;  Isle Is Cut Off   TERRIFIC WINDS

Typhoon Hits On Iwo Jima;  Damage Heavy   U.S. Installations Batter ed, Unknown Number Of Casualties Reported

lyphoon Lashes wo Jima Posts  300 Yanks Menaced As Vicious Storm Levels Buildings

Giant Storm Rips Barrack At Iwo Jima   Faint Radio Call After Seven Hours Outlines Damage

160-Mile Gusts Lash Island   Fate of 300 Yanks, Dependents Unknown as Buildings Leveled

Typhoon Is Battering Iwo Jima   U.S. Installations Damaged, Casualties Feared As 160-Mile Winde Cance Tawnen

Swirling Typhoon, Raging Winds Bring Besiruction To lwo Jima Island

Youth ae     At Extortion  Had to Do Dishes;   Had to Do Dishes, So He Kills to’ : Show Manhood 

Steps Taken For Partition  Di anle! T ssi fn Cdacall   Rush Troops to Quell Hindu-Moslem Clash

Rioting Spreads In India Capital  Delegates Gather   Delegates Gather For Partition Vote

RIOTING FLARES AS INDIA VOTES ON PARTITIONING   PUNJAB PROVINCE TO VOTE MONDAY; POLICE FIGHT MOB

RIOTS CONTINUE IN INDIA, 16 DIE   Fires Set By Mobs Cast Smoke Pall: Vote On Partition Nears

Sixteen Are Slair by Rioting Mobs  Vote on Partition of India Is Near

PROGRAM. GIVEN BACKING  Solons Seeking Action On College Building Program

VILLAGE IS BURNED BY GREEK LEFTISTS   Guerrillas Apply Torch After De feat by Government Troops in B-Bour Rattle.

Communists Curbed... eames Propaganda I Muffled: In Poland’s Catholic Center

ee errr ne ee ee eran LS Ty, NL a LL TL TTC TNE  Polish Shrine Has Little Or No Russian Propaganda

Senate for Labor Bill Amendment   Adherents of Stronger Measure Win First Test, 60 to 28.

U.S. Pressing For Coalition Rule In Greece   King May Ask New Premier-Designate To Relinquish Task

Greek Cabinet Not Yet Formet   Move To Prevent All-Rightist Cabinet Forming Gains Momentum   CROWN COUNCIL MOVE SUGGESTED

RESISTANCE TO ‘RIGHTEST GREE CABINET GROWS   U. S.-Backed Move May Force King To Oust Tsaldaris

GREEK BATTLE DURING NIGHT   PEASANTS ORDERED TO LEAVE 131 VILLAGES BY GREEK ARMY OFFI: CIALS

Reds Called Strike at War Plant   Congress Probers Say Ballot Box Was Stuffed To Get Men Out

Reds Should Be Fired’ House Group Reports   Recommends Also Unions Be Free to Expel Communist Party Members

Committee Reports On A-C Strike   Employers Should Be Free To Discharge Or Expel Any Reds, Report States

Put Blame Of 1941 Strike Right on Reds   Committee Members Say Allis-Chalmers Plant Chosen Because of Work for Navy

House Asks Way For Employers to Oust Communists   Allis-Chalmers Strike Cited By Committee

New Trial Sought At  Milwaukee   James De Witt ‘And Fred Douglas ‘Are Found Guilty In Election Case

Corn and Wheat Prices Continue Downward Trenc  Corn Crashes Limit 3rd Consecutive Day   CREW APOLOGIZES

STATE LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD IS UNDER FIRE   Charged With Operating In Haphazard Manner   MADE IN WRITING   Requested By Legis: lature’s Interim Research Avency

‘All Defendants In Mass Lynching Are Acquitted By All-White Jury:

JURY FREES 28 DEFENDANTS IN S. C. LYNCH CASE   Acquitted of Torture-Death Of Willie Earle

All Lynch Defendants Are Freed   Judge Irked by Verdic In Carolina Trial for Slaying of Negro.

All Defendants Exonerated In Mass Lynch Trial   Northern Reporter Says, “Miscarriage Of Justice’ Verdict

Crowd Cheers Slap at North for Meddling   Judge, Evidently Disliking Verdict, Storms from Court

Judge Storms From Courtroom As Southern Jury Exonerates All 28 Lynching Defendants

Not Guilty — Verdict Is  Returned By White Jury’   Mob Members Freed in Trial Resulting After Negro Meets Death at Their Hand

All-White Jury Returns Verdict Of Not Guilty   Open Displeasure Shown By Judge Over Complete Acquittal; Clamor Arise: For Anti-Lynching Law

DEFENDANTS FREE IN MASS LYNCHING TRIAL IN DIXIELAND   Dramatic End Comes te Case at Greenville, S 1.; Verdict Exonerates Men for Slaying.   ‘YANKEES’ NAMED DURING COMMENTS

MASS LYNCH DEFENDANTS ACQUITTED   28 Accused of Killing Negro Are Found Not Guilty

‘Lynch’ Jury Sets 28 F ree   Defendants Acquitled In Slaving of Negro

Twenty-Eight Are Ex onerated Of Slaying . Negro ALL-WHITE JURY Judge Indicates Dis. pleasure With Ac. quittal Verdict:

Maryland Senators To Vote To Override      Tydings Says Labor Charges ‘Absolutely Ridiculous’

TYDINGS AND O’CONOF FAVOR LABOR BILI   @ Maryland's Senators Will Vote Teday Te Override President's Vete

Offer New Rent Control Measure   Prohibits 30-Day  Eviction Notices

Noted Hungarian Leader Arrested; Purge Continues   Hungary Offers to Submit Facts on Coup to U.N.

iD uu  WARDS JR.  PRENDERS   ys He Thought Car swiped by An eT Auto

JOCKEY RALPH KIRK KILLED IN ACCIDENT   Two Companiens Alse Fatally Hutt In Mishap Near College Park Sundar

FBI UNCOVERS NEW EVIDENCE IN FRAUD CASE   Government Prepares To Speed Trial Of Four

Grand dury Recossed Thursday. Af. tor Indicting Four of Cotispiracy to Defraud the Govertinent ‘on War Contracts,

GARSSON INQUIRY 10 BE RESUMED   Grand Jury That {ndicted May Is Scheduled to Meet Feb. 10

Federal Grand Jury Tentatively Set To Reopen Garsson Case Feb. 10

JURY TO REOPEN MUNITIONS CASE ON FEBRUARY 10   Expect To Have New Evidence Uncovered By FBI Ready

New Garsson Inquiry Slated   FBI to Present Evidence in Munitions Case Accusing Former Representative May

60 To 90 Days Should See Gulf Back To Blace Where lt Can Care For Tourists

1,200 Fired For Being Distoyal   Report Shows Need For Screening System

Putnam a Candidate for Young Republican Post   “Emporia City Attorney _ Seeks State Chairmanship OF Kescoe Oentcn

Putnam a Candidate for Young Republican Post   Emporia City Attorney Seeks State Chairmanship Of Kansas: Orconization

OVERELL TRIAL CLOSE 10 END   Jury Probably Will Be Taken Again To Dynamited Yacht

“Tomorrows Headlines “Joday MISSING ALASKAN PLANE WITH 18 ABOARD § SIGHTED OFF ALASKA

Marshall Will Anveal To Puble   Secretary Of State Is Holding Press Conference Today

Marshall To Hold Press Conference  May Make Appeal For ‘Voice Of U. S.’

UMW Raises Threat Of Extended Holiday  Union Serves Notice for Areas  Of Centralia, Ohio-W. Va. Pits

Union Men Won't Re-Enter Pits Believed Unsafe  U. S. Steel Company BD eclecann, (eavatiaua

UMW LEADERS WARN HOLIDAY RAY CONTINUE      Report Men Will Not Return: To Work Until Mines  Are Safe

MINE WALKOUT MAY CONTINUE ON SAFETY IDEA   Leaders Tell Workers They Must Make Decision on Return te Work

Demand Pits Be Safer To Operate   Leaders Say Men Will Stay Out Of Unsafe Mines

Government Seen Preparing For Mine Holiday Extension If Miners Say Pits Are Unsafe

Coal Production May Be Hit Hard   UMW May Keep Men Out of Pits Because Of Safety Dispute

MINERS WON'T RETURNTO UNSAFE MINES   But Question Is Up to the Miners Themselves

Union Men Won't Re-Enter Pits Believed Unsafe   U.S. Steel Company Reduces Operations

Mine Union May Extend Memorial °   Will Not Return To Their Work Unless They Consider Opera tions Perfectly Safe.

Strike of Miners Is Threatened  Men May Refuse To Enter Pits After Holiday‘as Safety Protect

UMW Warns Miners Will Not Return To Unsafe Pits   Possibility. of Coal! Holiday's Extension Raised

PITS MUST BE FOUND SAFE, UMW DECLARES   Union to Determine . Extent of Safety Measures

Miners Say They Won't Dig Coal In Unsafe Pits   Leaders of UMW Tell Men Not to Work in Diggings That They Consider “Unsafe”

MINERS MAY BALK ON RETURN 10 JOB, LEADERS DECLARE   ‘Mines Must Be Safe, Is Statement Made by Union Heads Today; Workings Are Idle.

UMW Leaders Demand Safety Before Return   Miners May Remain Out Beyond Monday H Not Satisfied

Housewives Say Truman's Plan Is Nothing New  ‘Most OF Them Soy High Prices Force 'Wacteless’ Cooking

Production Great Need, Says Green   Labor Leader Declares Tha’ Is ‘Real Remedy’’ for  Food Situation

Voluntary Food Saving Believed Not Practicabl   Housewives Assert High Prices Force Maximum Saving Already

4 Out of 20 Housewives Certain Truman's Plan ‘For Voluntary Conservation of Food Won't Work

Korean Parley  Will Try Again'   Third Session Slated To Open Tuesday; Two Failed

Cancer Fund Drive   You Will Be Asked to Donat to the State-Wide Cancer Fund Drive

LONG SERIES - OF DISPUTES ~ CAUSE: BREAK   PROPAGANDA ATTACKS IN THE  RED PRESS BROUGHT ILL-  ' UFEELING TO PEAK

Brazil Break With Moscow is Confirmed   Students Stone Soviet Embassy In Rio; Move To Curb Disorder

Will Reveal Engagement Of Flizaheth   Princess Who Is Heiress Presumptive to British Throne Will Wed Lt. Philip Mountbatten. oa

ROYAL BETROTHAL DATE WILL BE SEI   Engagement of Philip And Elizabeth to Be Made Public.

Britain All Aflutter, Elizabeth's Engagement May Be Official Soon

HANNEGAN PUTS TRUMAN IN 1945 RACE   Action Unknown to But Apparently O. K. With President

Russia Asked Set Price For German Unity   Molotov Replies With New Attack Upon Powers

Sec. Marshall's Challenge Draws Molotov Attack  Soviet Minister Hits Policies of Western Powers in Germany

MOLOTOV MAKES NEW ATTACK  Marshall Bluntly Demands Red -'Price’ For German Agreement:

IiPeace. Price Requested Of Russians   Foreign Minister Replies With New Attack On Western Power’s Policies In Germanv: Row Raves:

Marshall Challenges Molotov to State Russia s Price for Peace in Germany

MARSHALL ASKS MOSCOW'S PRICE FOR GERMAN UNITY   Fires Questions at: Molotov:as  to Conditions. and: Repara-.  tions Reds Want but — Gets No Answer::   BEVIN LASHES OUT — . ‘AT RUSSIAN STAND   Charges Attempt to Convince  People of Reich: That So- . viet. Union Is Their: Only Friend. .

Russian Puts Forth Figures to Show Russian Zone of Ger many Is Economically Better Off.

MARSHALL ASKS RED PRICE FOR GERMAN UNITY   Molotov Fails to Reply To U. S. Challenge, Raps Western Powers

Molotov Is Challenged  By Marshall to State Price of German Unity

Russia Challenged To State Its Price For German Unity  Marshall, Molotov In Sharp Exchange

SEC. MARSHALL ASKS MOLOTOV TO PRICE PEACE   Germany's Future Holds  No Sign Of Concession Or Compromise Goal

Soviet Price for German Pact Demande   Molotov Replies With Attack on Western Powers

Marshall Demands Molotov Set Price For German Unity   Soviet Replies With New Blast at Policies Of Western Powers

Marshall Challenges Molotov   Demands Russia's Prices For German Unity “Hi Sharp Exchange. No  Aqswer

TO SEEK LEGISLATIVE POSTS : ; Texas ‘Liberals’ Not Planning Candidate For Governor [n-48

OFA. ANNUAL IVE A HEART” VON JUNE 7TH   i Organization Was ery Helpful In Recent ‘aster at Texas City

Wide School Plans Urged ;   Interim Group Asks. Board Power Boosts

State Cities Ready For School Revotes On Tax Levy Issues  West Plains to Polls _- ;, .. By Fm. 2.   West Plains to Polls Today on 73-Cent Increase

Soviet Delegate Hurls New Charge in UN  U.S. Makes Appeal For Aid In Balkans:

American” Delegate Herschel Johnson Appeals for Creation  of Commission to Keep Border Vigil—Speaks Aiter Vi  shinsky“Again Charges U. S. and Great Britain Are Re_* sponsible for Disturbing Greek Situation. -

U.S. Calls for Firm Policy in Balkan Situation   Johnson Presses for Approval of Watchdog Commission in Greece

U.S. Battles For Balkan  Commission   Notes in Assembly ‘Violent’ Stand of Soviet Satellites

U.S.CallsOn UN To ‘Save’  Peace Action   Seeks To’ Convince Soviet Satellites Of Group’s Intent

US Seeks UN Action Halting Soviet Inroads   ‘Vishinsky Again Blames Others For The Trouble  In Greece

Russian Again Assails U.S., Britain   Vishinsky Defends Satellites in Assembly Debate

UL. S. Urges Assembly Action to End Threat To Security Machinery

Think Pickets Aiding Taft   Senator Jeered as He Enters Los Angeles Hall for Talk

UNION PICKETING MAY “LIFT” TAFT   Political Stature Increased  by Marchers.

Taft Seeks Sentiment   Tour in West Will Help Decide Candidacy Raps Truman Regime

Terms Truman ‘Prisoner Of Radicals’’....  Taft Thinks Booing By Unions Aids Him

Cause Is Aided, Taft Maintains   Union Pickets Help Campaign, Ohio Senator Asserts

Thinks Pickefs’ Jeers May Be Political Boost  Taft Takes Air Look At Colorado Basin-

[aft Jered By Union Pickets   Action May Project Him [nto 1948 Race

TAFT. OF OPINION PICKETS AIDED IN NOMINATION RACE   Jeering Union Pickets Fail to Disturb. Senator Who Is Testing West

Taft Declares Pickets Boost . Party Chance:   Praised At GOP Rally In Los Angeles, Target Of Boos By Unionists  “Tn Picket Line

lire Retailers Cutting Prices   Cut-throat Tactics Add to Their Woes

GIRL’S KIDNAPER STILL AT LARGE   17 - Year-Old Fails To Identify Her Abductor

w Story old Of Nabbed  scaping   sitively That  ict Met im a  ous Arranged Not the Man

MAN IS CLEARED   Face to Face Mooting of Allee Dovine with Kidnaper Stispoct .Results in Repudiation of  Potlco Photograph Identification,

Kidnaped Girl Clears Suspect in Car ‘Lineup’   Admits She Erred in Identification of Ex-Convict’s Photo

Clears Suspect ‘Identified’ by OldPhotograph   S. F. Ex-Convict Proved Tq Be Elsewhere by Witnesses

SUSPECT IN KIDNAPING CASE FREED   Alice Devine Says S. F. Man is Not Ono Who Abducted Her

FREE SUSPECT: GIRL FAILS TO IDENTIFY HIM   Kidnap Victim Says Charm School Operator Not the Man

Sheldon Not Abductor of Alice Devine   uirl / 's ‘iipe In Iden. Lcati ’ Rendezvous Made Ag

Devine Girl Says Ex-Convict Not Man Who Kidnaped Her   Alice Tells Police Her Identification of Photo Was Erroneou:

Sheldon, Former Convict, Cleared By Kidnap Victin   Released After Voluntary Meeting “With Miss  Divine and Parents

Make Progress On Shale Oil  Can Be Produced for  About $2.50 a Barrel,

Telephone Guild Asks Public Aid   Would Make Company Bargain: LeFevre

Says AVC Changed   7 F. D. Roosevelt. Jr.. Sava Nets’ Organization Is  Factionalized ’

Decision On India By Government  Shock To Britons   Political Factions In Nation Divided Sharply Over India Self-Rule Plan   SOME FEAR CIVIL WAR MAY DEVELOP

GAR FOUND, BUT A FUGITIVE ESCAPES   Shots Are Fired at Farmer, Who Sees Vehicle Stuck Southeast of Carrollton.

More New York Snow   Chase by Officers, Posse, and Plane Fails to Find Fuaitive at Carrollton

Greeks Hail Program With Demonstrations Of Thanksgiving; Turks Say Aid Will Bring Period OF Peace

Fall Injuries Prove Fatal   James T. Leininger Claimed Tuesday   Mews Flashes

Arab Outbreak  Warning Given   Palestine Division to Require Army,; Iraq Spokesman informs UN

Palestine Issue Near Showdown At UN Meeting  Outéeme in Doubt: Sunday Sessions to Push for Decision

——I# Still Has a Punch! Old-Fashioned ‘Dollar Day’ In City Thursday  a i: i ee ee i BS oes

——t Still Has a Punch!  Old-Fashioned ‘Dollar Day’ In City Thursday  Wateh [4 © -4 op. eh ee oho

Robert Culley Died Wednesday Night  ~ Son Of Mr: And Mrs. C. E. Culley, LeMars

News Behind The News  Gepyright McClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON By RAY TUCKER

Government Prods Coal Operators And Miners Twice To Get Together   Coal Mines Adialiliteatior Collison Invites Both Parties To Meet Face-To-Face In Washington Conference April 29

COAL MEETING ~ SOUGHT APRIL 2   Government Prodding Lewis,  Operators to Settle , Their Disnute

Lewis and Owners Invited to Settle Long-Drawn Fuss   Face-to-Face Session Between 2 Factions ls Wanted

Government Acts For Settlement In  Coal Mine Dispute   Invite Lewis and Mine Owners to Conference April 29 to Discuss Resumption of Talks On Contract; Parties Study Proposal

Collison Asks Operators, Lewis To ‘Meet For Discusion New Contract

Lewis And Mine Operators Urged To Open Conference To Avoid New Coal Strike

MINE OPERATORS AND LEWIS ARE URGED TO MEET   Government Asks Prim. cipals To Settle LongDrawn Dispute   PRESENT PACT ENDS BY NEXT JUNE 30

New York Constitution Amendment Uraed on Death of Governor-Elect

500 Gather In Tribute To School Man.... West Gastonia Pays Honor To - ibernethy

00 Gather In Tribute To School Man... .  00 Gather In Tribute To School Man...  West Gastonia Pays Honor To Abernethy

41 ABOARD TANKER ROYAL OAK SAVED   Steamship Picks Up Crewmen Aft

Gen. Pohl Gets Death Sentence   Operator Of Camps Where Millions Died Doomed To Hang For War Crimes And Crimes Against Humanity

Concentration Camps Where Millions  Died. To Hang. 14 Others Convicted

LT, GEN, POHL WAS TODAY SENTENCED TO BE HANGED   He Operated German Concentration’ Camps Where Millions Died.   CONVICT -14 OTHERS   Three Were Acquitted by the American Tribunal at Nuernhberg.

Nazi SS Officer Pohl, Who Oneratec Concentration Camps Where Millions  Died, To Hang, 14 Others Convicted

Nazi General Pohl Convicted  Defendants Branded _ As. Wholesale Murderer

Gen. Pohl, Himmler Aide, And Underlings Convicted By Court; Pohl To Hang

SS LEADER 10 HANG FOR GRIME   General Pohl Operatec Concentration Camps

Three More . Nazis Told They MMust Hang      Convicted of War Crimes At Nuernberg

German Concentration Camp Operator te Hane   US. Tribunal Decrees Death Sentence--.14 55 Men Are Canvirted

Concentration Camp Leader Sentenced To Die for Crimes  Fourteen Others Alsc Convicted for Cold-Blooded Killings

FORMER NAZI OFFICIALS ARE FOUND GUILTY   $S Chieftain, Aides Sentenced To Be Hanged; 19 Others Are Indicted

15 NAZI THUGS ARE CONVICTED BY U. S. COURT   Tribunal Holds 14 SS Officers And Civilian Guilty; Trio Acquitted

Nazi Prison Chief to Die On Gallows   Eight Others Found Guilty Of War Crimes

HAZL TORTURE CHIEF 10 DIE   LL Gen. Pohl, 14. Other Nazis Convicted; ‘Called: “Monsters of Depravity.”

Nazi SS. Chiefs Found Guilty Of Multiple Crimes   Gen. Pohl And Others Rated Wholesale Murders.

Nazi General   To Be Hanged   Lt. Gen. Pohl, Operato: Of Infamous Camps, Is Doomed For Crimes

Pohl And Toy Aides Guilty, Court Holds.   Himmler's Helper And Others Convicted By American Tribunal At Nouernherc

Former Official Of Hitler's $$ Ordered Hanget   Fourteen Henchmen Also Found Guilty of War Crimes at Nuernberg

Nazi Leader Faces Noose   SS Chief, Three Assistants Guilty Of War Crimes

14 Convicted In War Trial   German SS Officer, Three Others Given Death.

14 SS Officers Found Guilty   Civilian Included in Case Against “Wear Criminals

Millions Slain In Reich Camps By Order OfSS   War Crimes Court Cites Himouiler Aide “Traded Lives For Loot” On Mammoth Seale

Convict Heads Of Nazi Prison Camp System   German SS Officess Found Guilty, Called Most Cobdblooded of All Killers

TOP S. §. AIDES ARE CONVICTED OF WAR CRIMES   Nazi Defendants Lashed As ‘Wholesale’ Murderers By American Court

Head of Nazi Concentration Camps to Die   SS General Pohl Termed ‘Monster Of Depravity’

14 German $5. Men Convicted Of War Crimes   Death Sentence for  General Oswald Pohl Seemed to Be Implied By American Tribunal

Head of Nazi Camp to Hang   Lt. Gen. Pohl Will Be Hanged; 14 Others Convicted by Court

Four Germans Are Sentenced To Be Hanged   '  Verdicts Handed Down bj  American War Crimes ©  Tribunal

German General, Aides Convicted      Pohl Is Sentenced to Hang for War Crimes Against Humanity; Tribunal Acquits Three.

4 Ex-Nazi Officials Will Hang   Former SS Chief, Three Assistants To Die for War Crimes cn Gallows

20 Infants Die in Epidemic Of Gastric llness   Hospital Closes Meterity Ward

Dread Gastro Enteritis Claims Five More Infants Over Weekend   Death Toll From Disease In Pennsylvania Now 15 But Remaining Sufferers Reported Mauch Imnroved Today.

20 BABIES DIE OF ENTERITIS   Condition of 13 Infant Patients Reported Improved

 MASTER CONTROLS BY WHICH HUMAN BODY FIGHTS DISEASE  DISCOVERED BY YALE DOCTOR

Admiral Byrd Returns To Polar ‘Second Home’ With Plans For Geographical Study

BYRD LANDS IN LITTLE AMERICA   LEADS FLIGHT OVER ICY POLAR WASTES WITHOUT MISHAP

Byrd Flies to Little America, Says It’s. Like ‘Second Home’  Predicts Coal to Be Mined Within 25 Years, Other   Predicts Coal to Be Mined Within 25 Years, Other Antarctic Resources to Be Opened Within Century

UTILITY SERVICE HIT BY:ICE-SNOW    Electric Lights and Telephones Are Out ina Wide Area

Black Mart Ring in Sugar Cracked   U. S. Reveals Story From New Mexico

Crush Black Operation in Sugar Sales   Biggest Ilicgal Market or Kind in Nation Uncovered  in Southwest

Denies Blackmail to Force Merger of World Airlines   Howard Refused Right to Cross-Examine Maine Republican

Senator Offered “Deal,” Witness Tells Committee   Californian Declares Maine Official Urged “A Merger of TWA And Pon-Amerienn

Senator Takes Witness Stand To Deny Charge:   Hughes Charges Offer To Call: Off Inquiry In ‘Trade’ for Merger

Hughes Avers That Brewster Made ‘Offer’   Brewster As Firmly Denies Offer To Call Off Inquiry In Return For Merger

BREWSTER A HUGHES CLASH IN TESTIMONY   Senator Denies He Agreed To Cancel Probe For Airline Merger   MILLIONAIRE WANTS TO QUESTION SOLON

PROBERS HEAR TWO VERSIONS IN TENSE DAY      Hughes And Brewster Contradict Each Other’s Story

Solon Denies Proposalto: Halt Inquiry.  Plane Maker Says  NAS Ad wa

Two Versions Of Lunch Date In Hotel Told   Maine Republican, Aircraft Maker Both Tell Stories Under an Oath

Merger Plan Ridiculed By Brewster   Hughes Makes Charge Against Senator Under Oath

Senate Told of $3,752 Spent on Col. James Hall   Mever Again Quizzed As Million. aire Movie Producer Awaits Turn

Charges Fly As Brewster And Hughes Testity   Senator Denies He Offered to Call Off Inquiry into Contract

To Be Accorded Same Treatment As Senator   Offer “In So Many Words” Claimed By Plane Manufacturer

Repeats Charge Under Oath in Hearing honey  Clai aims Offer to  a Pee ye toleae

PLANE BUILDER GOES ON STAND BEFORE SENATE   Millionaire Plane Builder And Movie Producer Appears Before Senate Committee To Answer Quiz Regarding Wartime Contracts.

BREWSTER AND HUGHES TALES DO NOT AGREE   Plane Contract Probers Get Opposing Stories From Witnesses

Sen. Brewster ls Charged In Mercer ‘Deal’   Millionaire Claims Offer Was Made Te  _ Ahandan I[nauiryv

HUGHES CHARGES, SENATOR DENIES OFFER OF ‘DEAL  APAITDA! CINVIUDE IA   CENTRAL FIGURE IN CONTRACT PROBE IS FINALLY ON STAND

TWO STORIES ON WARPLANE DEALS CLASH   CHARGES OF HUGHES DENIED BY SOLON UNDER OATH

Hughes Under Oath, Charges Sen. Brewster   Burst of Applause Greets Movie Man As He Enters

Didn’t Offer To Call Off Probe, Says   Hughes Repeats Claim on Witness Stand and Brewster Makes Denial

Hughes Takes  Stand   Plane Maker Charges Brewster Offered to Call Off Inquiry; Sen ator in Quick Denial

Sen. brewster Denies Charge Shortly After   Both Testify Before Sens ate War Investigating Raa ‘e

Pldnemaker Says Senator Offered to Call Off Probe f Merger Arranged

Plane-Builder Charges (Offer To Spike Probe   Senator Alleged to Have Sought Merger of TW A, Pan-American

Senator Says Attempt Made To “Trap’ Him   Contradictory Testimony Marks Hearing Of Senate Group Into Wartime Contracts;  Hughes Repeats Charge Under Oath

Senator Denies Millionaire’s Charge That He Offered to Call Off Plane Contract H—

Hughes Takes Stan¢ And Accuses  Brewster of “Deal”  Maine Solon Denies Charge During Spirited Session

‘Proposition’ Was Offered In February   Under Oath, Hughes Tells  Senate Probers Maine  Senator Offered Deal To  Mead Off Quiz

Hughes Accuses And Brewster Denies Charge   Senator Quickly Terms Untrue Plane Maker's Claim Of “Deal” Offered To Call Off Probe

Hughes Charaes Brewster With Offering ‘Deal’   Maine Senator Denies Offering To Call Off loquiry If Merger Was Effected

Hughes, Brewster Differ on Stand   ¢  Both Appear Before Senate War Investigating Committee   STATEMENTS CONFLICT   Over a “Deal” To Call Off Inquiry Into Plane Contracts

Repeats Charae Under Oath in Hearing Today   Claims Offer to Drop Investigation

AGAIN CITED BREWSTER ON LINE MERGER   Maine Republican Promptly Denies Counter-Charge Under Gath.

Brewster In Denial That Deal Offered   Tense Hearing At War Probe Brings  Counter Versians

DENIAL MADE BY BREWSTER IN PL ANE PROBE   West Coast Millionaire Says Senate Committee _Uses_Pressure Tactics —

HUGHES RAP AT BREWSTER INTO RECORD   Planemaker Repeats, Under Oath, Charge That Senator Offered to Call Off Probe for P. W. A. With Pan-American,

BREWSTER OFFER DESCRIBED TODAY BY PLANE MAKER   Hughes Accuses Senator of Attempting to Make ‘Deal’ in Capital Hearing About Contracts.   CHARGES ARE MET DURING QUI4ZING

BREWSTER FACES INDUSTRIALIST AT INQUIRY   Probe Turns to Airline Politics

Asserts Senator Offered Deal To  Prevent Hearing   Proposed Airline Merger Brought Up As TWA Chief Takes Stand To Give His Testimony Under Oath

Solon Bluntly Accused of Blackmail Trv   [Takes Stand in Reply To Brand Charges Fantastic

CALLING OFF OF INQUIRY IS CHARGED   Merger of TWA And Pan-American Is Proposed

Brewster Says Atfempt Made To Trap’ Him   Charges And Denial Made On Airline Merger Deal

Senator Denies Charge of Agreeing to Soft Pedal’ Case if Airlines Merged

TELLS OF PLAN TO CALL OFF INVESTIGATION   Plane Builder Takes Stand in Senate Inquiry Into Wartime Contracts.

Brewster and Hughes Swap ‘Deal Charges   Plane Maker, Under Oath, Declares Senator Offered to Call Off Quiz: "Sounds Like Hollywood,’ Is Reply

Senator Contends He Did Not Offer To Call Probe Off If Airlines Merced

$40-Million Air Contract Under Investigation   Brewster Asserts ‘Trag Being Laid’—Hughes Sees Conspiracy

Senator Takes Stand Few Minutes After Plane Maker Aecuses Him   Both Men Testify While Under Oath   Solon Accused Of Offer. ing To Drop Hearings If Airlines Merged

Says Senator Asked Merger Two Airways   Investigation Of Deals Continues

West Coast Plane Builder Arrives In Washington After Long Flight And Is Excused Until Afternoon Session; Meyer Again on Stand

HUGHES CLAIMS SEN, BREWSTER OFFERED DEAL   Testifies Congressman Wanted to Call Off Prabe for Air Merger

Testimony At Hearing Conflicts  Senator Says Efforts Made to ‘Tran’ Him

QUICK DENIAL   Maine Legislator, Head of Invesficating Group, Takes Stand to Disclaim Story.   veceR ‘IN SO MANY WORDS’   flier Businessman Witness Tells of the Conversation Last February 10.   pian Suggested, He Testifies, Was to Merge T. W. A. and Pan American Airways.

Would Drop Probe In Exchange For Merger Of Air Lines, Charges Plane Builder.

Meyer Concludes Publicity Story For Committee   Planemaker Ready To Repeat Charges of Coercion From Stand

BREWSTER DENIES HE EVER OFFERED TO STOP INQUIRY   Asserts Under Oath He Did Not Offer to Call Off Probe in Return for Airline Merger.   PLANE-MAKER SAYS “SCREWS” APPLIED   Senate Committee Chairman, at Tense Hearing, Avers That Plans Were Laid to “Trap” Him.

Dr. De Kleine Answers His Accusers   Takes Slap at — ‘Medical Group Who Would Have Him ‘Ousted

New Battle _ Taking Shape Over Budeet   Californien’s Proposal to Ear. maark Savings for Reduction of Federal Debt Oppoted by  2... Te

Knowland to Push Battle for Debt Cut   Insists Upon Debt Reduction Before * Any Tax Slash *

DEBT PAY DEMAND   Sen. Knowland Will Go to Mat With Taft Over  Tax Cut Issue

Debt vs. Tax Cut Fight Up   Party Line Battle Starts Over Budget Cut Plan Involving Amount for Debt

Skirmish On Debt   Would Earmark Part Of Budget Savings For Fiscal Burden

Lines Drawn For Battle. Over Budget   Senators Knowland, Taft Square Off With Debate On Debt Vs. Tax Cutting To Start Friday

Sen. Knowland Pushes Prior  Debt Reductior   Showdown With Taft Tax Cut Champion,  Due Tomorrow

BUDGET BATTLE IS RAGING ON   Senators Knowland and Taft To Clash over Reduction Plan Friday

Would Earmark 3 Billion for  Debt Payments   . California Senator Squares Away for Tangle With Taft

U.S. EXPERTS BLAME FLOODS FOR GRAIN CUT   Forecast of Over Two Billion and Half Bushels Made

161,808,000 ESTIMATE AS OF JULY   Less Attributed io Spring Floods and Delays in Plantina.

Cancer Kills Author Who Wrote of It   Howard O’Brien Told of Disecse in Daily News Column From Hospital Bed.

Mother Truman Remains Grave  [President Continues Vigil   President. Continues Vigil As End Draws Near

lLate News Flashes er    Upholds Card Protest, (Replay on August 18

Plane Turns Back To San Francisco,  Makes Safe Landing   Los Angeles To Honolulu Flight Called Back As Engine Trouble Develops

Pineapple Crop Periled   12,000 Out in Strike; Five Ships Idled In Sympathy Tieup

Ringling Estate Settlement Delayed   Sympathetic Strike Idles Five Ships

‘Phone Service In North Carolin (n Local Basis   200,000 of 300,000 Workers In State Affected By Strike

Gas Service Suspended To 162 Plants   2 Other Companies Cut Fuel for Firms In Pittsburgh Area

GAS SUPPLIES INPITTSBURGH AREA SLASHED   162 Industrial Plant: Cut Off Beginning , At Midnight

National Farm Bureau Opens Meeting Today   Allan Kline of Vinton Slated to Become Federation  President

Road Jobs Awarded   , Jack Amos Gets Contract for Landscape. . Work on 59 at Iola

Stute Lets Contracts : For Road Construction   Awards Total $1,370,257 Qn 592 Miles of State, Federal Aid Hichwovs

REPORT ATTACK ON VON PAPEN   Former Nazi Diplomat Je Seriously Wounded

PAPEN INJURED IN HOSPITAL ATTACK   Former Nazi Leader Beaten By Crazed Officer

Von Papen Attacked By German   Former Nazi Diplomat Is Badly Wounded

Von Papen Is Attacked by Ex-SS Officer   Former Diplomat ., for Nazi Regime .  "Wounded Seriaucly

CONVENTION REPORTS THAT 10.344 PERSONS RECEIVED SEVENTH DEGREE IN  2 CEREMONIES

QOdom’s Global Hop Succeeds   Shatters Record With Round-World Time Of 73 Hours; Sleeps

Celebration Is Planned ‘or Speed Pilot Odom   CONSUL GENERAL CONFERS IN JAVA   Talks with Indonesian Officials on U.S. Mediation

Pilot Girds World in 73 Hours   Odom Cuts Mark by Over 113 Hours, Barely Skips Death

‘Actress, Model to Go to Washinator 'to Testify at Howard Hughes Probe

HOVIE STARS 10 TESTIFY IN HIGHES PROBE   Given Subpoenas As Gov. ernment Investigates Plane Contracts

MOVIE STARS CALLED TO TESTIFY IN HUGHES AND GOVERNMENT AIRPLANE CONTRACTS CASE

Truman Raps Selfish Raids  On Resources   President Speaks At Dedication Of Everglades National Park

Truman Helps To Dedicate Florida Park.   President Pleads For Vigilance In Guarding Our Natural Resources In Everwladox Cliv Address

Protect Our Resources, . Truman Urges   President Speaks At Dedication of Everglades Park

UN Expects New Vishinsky Blast  On War Inciters   General Assembly Meets to Take Action On Pro * paganda Resolution   PALESTINE EXPERTS IN CLOSED SESSION   Will Receive Reports On America’s Views On Partitioning Plan

Expect New Blast: Today From Vishinsky   Ready. to. Pop Off Again. About Warmongering 

FILES SUIT FOR $1,011 IN ALLEGED SEED MIXUP   J. W. Sniffen, Gettysburg R. D. 3 Claims What He Bought As Alfalfa Grew Up As Clover

MOSCOW MAKE SOME HEADWAY   Several Points Agreec On In Austrian Peace Treaty

Austrian Treaty Still Unsettled In Moscow Meet  EE, ae y: pe, om Foot al   Russia Yields on On Point; Hope For Success

Big Four Agree On Criminals in Austria Treaty   Deputy Ministers Fail To Reach Accord on Yugoslavia’s Demands

Austrian Pact Progress Made By Ministers      Russia Yields ‘on Provision for Return of War Criminals

‘New Legislative Developments ....  Annual 12-Day Sick Leave For Teachers Is Provided For In Bill By Ransdell

Agreements at Yalta, Potsdam To Be Published   Vandenberg, Connall: Move To Link Relief Plan to World Group

VANDENBERG AND CONNALLY LINK AID PLAN 10 UN   Dual Amendment Says Action Wilk Heln World Unit

Vandenberg and Connally  See Plan in Accord With - Organization Aims   TO DISCLOSE YALTA, POTSDAM PACTS    Decisions Reached Dhiring Teheran Parley May Still Be Kept Secret’

Vandenberg-Connally Would Keep Peace Unit  From Direct Control   Foreign Policy Team Introduce Amendment To Include All Members of UN As  “Freedom and Independence” Beneficiaies.

GREEK, TURKISH AID PROGRAM LINKED TO UN      Senators Vandenberg and Connally Introduce Amendment to Pending Measure.

Will Publish Full Texts of Power Deals   Vandenberg, Connally Move To Satisfy UN On Aid To Greece

U.S. OPPOSED ~~ JEWS LANDING   Futilely Urged Britain to Reconsider Decision

U_S. Failed in ‘Appeal’ for Exodus Jews Futilely Urged British  Nint en Sand Refirnoas

U.S. Against Sending Jews To Germany   Made Futile Appeal To British

US. Oppose London on Exodus Move   Return of Jews to Hamburg Protested, Marshail Reveals

AMERICAN PLEA NOT T0 FORCE JEWS IGNORED   Marshall Reveals U. S. Hac Asked Britain To Reconsider Shipping Refugees

U.S. Deplores British Policy for Refugees   Secretary Marshall Records Efforts to Avert Trouble

USHAD OPPOSED RETURN OF JEWS   MARSHALL REVEALS STRONG PROTESTS SENT TO BRITAIN

Strong American Disapproval of Anglo Aciior Is Expressed; Points Qut France Has Opened Country to Jewish Folk

PROTEOT 10 BRITO GOVERNMENT FUTILE, MARSHALL DISCLOSES  STRONG DISAPPROVAL

U.S. Opposed Sending Jews To Germany   Strong Pretest Disregorded By British Government: en "Exedus” Move

U.S. Request About Jews  Was lonored   Marshall Reveals State Department Futilely Protested “Exodus” Action

Discloses U. S. Disapproval of British Action   Marshall Says Government Urged to Reconsider Plight of Refugee

U.S.Opposed  Jew “Exile”   Urged Britain n Not to Send ‘Exedus’ Refugees Back to Germany

U. S. Opposed British Action On Refugees   Protested Strongly Against Returning Jews To Germany

U. S, DISAPPROVE HAMBURG ACTION   ‘Asked Britain id Reconsider Jew Decision

Facts Bared By Marshall At Meeting   America Urged Reconsideration In Case Of Jews

FIVE OF DESPERATE PRISONERS FLEEING FROM FARMS CAUGHT  OFFICERS COMB REGION FOR OTHERS SAWING OU

Lowell E. Bailey Will Be Instructor in New Classes   OPEN TO SOPHOMORES

 AT LAWRENCE HIGE   Lowell EB Bailey Will Be  Instructor in New   OPEN TO SOPHOMORES

LEWIS APPEALS CONTEMPT FINE   Court Given Briefs by UMW And Government

‘Public Hysteria’ Blamed by UMW,  Lewis in Briefs   Contempt Convictions To Be Argued Orally In Court Tuesday

U.S, LEWIS FILE PLEAS BEFORE SUPREME COUR   Miners Link ‘Hysteria’ to Coviction; Tribunal Will Hear Arguments Tuesday

Briefs Filed In Lewis Case; Argue Tuesday   Union Attacks Strike Injunction; U. S. Claims Legal

LEWIS ATTACKS ~ COURT FINDINGS   BLAMES “PUBLIC HYSTERIA AND POLITICAL EXPEDIENCY” FOR CONVICTION,

llinfs That  U. S.Supreme Court Was Swayed By Public Ilysteria And Political Expedienay: -

Contempt Cases Up Tuesday   Both Government And Lewis’ United Mine Workers File  Briefs in Argument

Lewis and Miners Blame Contempt Fines on Public Hysteria and Politics

+ LEWIS, MINERS PROD TRIBUNAL TO KILL FINES   ‘Public Hysteria’ Blamed In Supreme Court Brief, Hearing Tuesday

Lewis Blames ‘Hysteria’ for Fining of UMY   Oral Arguments To Be Given Tuesday by Union, Government

MINERS WANT $3,910,000 IN FINES VOIDED   CONVICTION BLAMED ON HYSTERIA AND POLITICS   BY PAUL M. YOST AND NORMAN WALKER

Lewis Raps Injunction;  U.S. Upholds   Supreme Court Tolc Public Hysteria and Political Expediency Lead ta Canvictiiang

Lewis Requests Supreme Court  To Cancel Fines    Miners Argue ‘Hysteria, Political Expediency’ BRroucht Conviction

Supreme Court Will Hear Oral Debates Tuesday   Injunction Called Void by Miners’ Attorneve

UMW Assails Fines, Contempt Action In New Blast  Lewis And Government Set For Snreme Court Battle Tuesday

File Briefs in Miners’ Conviction   US and Union Present Written Arguments Fer Supreme Court

Miner Chief Asks Supreme Court to Cancel Contempt Conviction and Heavy Fines; U, §. Aroeues That They Should Be Sustained

Two Arrested On Oregon Bank Robbery   sHeary Green and Wife Captured it Mavabell County by FRE Agents

Two Arrested On Oregon Bank Robbery   Henry Green ond Wife Coptured in Marshatt County by FRE Agents.

Balkan Affair Is Seen as Peace Threat   Commission Asserts Yugoslavia Should Be Condemned by UN

U.N. Probers Jake Slap At Yugoslayic   Guerrilla War in Greece Held Threat To Peace of World

Yugoslavia Is Blamed for Greek Guerrilla Action   Balkans Commission Says Support of Bands is Threat to Peace

Commission Sends Formal Report to U. N. Council   Yugoslavia Blamed Primarily fort Support of Guerilla Warfare In Greece

HoldSlavs To Blame In Greece   Balkans, Report Says’ Ra of Guerrillas  hief; Factor in Strife = And Threat to Peace -

Blame For Greek Civil War Placed "On Yugoslavia   Balkan Commission Finds Neighboring Nations Stir Feuds

Nations Favor Action If Peace Is Threatened   Russia And Poland Oppose Crackdown On Giving Support To Armed Bands Yugoslavia Draws Blame

GREEK FIGHTING IS BLAMED ON THE YUGOSLAV   Balkans Commission Points Finger at One Nation for Guerrilla Warfdre

Commission Sends Report to Council   Condemnation Is Recommended For Support of Armed Bands

U. N.’s Balkans Probers Say Albania, Bulgaria Alsa Guilty Of Fomenting ‘Threat To Peace’.

Tito Blamed For Most of Balkan Trouble  Investigators Urge UN Regard Action as Threat to World Peace

GREECE STRIFE ON YUGOSLAVIA   Balkans Investigating Commission Says Nation Supporting Guerrillas

Supported Guerrilla  Warfare   Geneva Inquiry Group Charges Actien Threat to Peace

HELD CHIEFLY RESPONSIBLE BY U.N. GROUP   Albania, Bulgaria Also Are Cited for Aiding Guerrillas

Yugoslavia Mainly to Blame for Guerrillas: in Greece, Board Rules

Dutch Threaten A New Offensive If U.N. Fails to Curb Indonesians

DUTCH SAY U.N. FAILED IN INDIES   Claim Bloodshed ‘Has Increased Since Cease-Fire Order

Dutch Declare U. N. Efforts To End Indonesian Conflict Have Been A Dismal Failure

U.N. ASKED T0 DROP CASE  IN INDONESIA   Dutch Representative Tells Security Council Bilateral Settlement of Differences Only Practical Solution.

Dutch-Indonesia  War Stepped Up   Cease Fire Order Ignored as New Clashes Are Announced

Flood of Bills Hits House as Deadline Nears   52 New Measures Are Introduced in Busy Day

Ballots Stolen in Kansas City   County Courthouse Vault ‘Burglarized after Grand Jury Charge boos

KansasCity Vote Fraud DataStolen   Poll Books, Ballot Boxes Taken From Courthouse Vault

Election Board Records Stolen At Kansas City   Ballot Boxes And Poll Books Taken From Vault

Election Vault  2  Burglarized And Ballots Stolen   Boxes And Polibooks Carried Away After Crand Jury Renort.

- VINCENNES, INDIANA. WEDNESDAY, MAY’ 28, 1947   Ballot Boxes Stolen ‘At Kansas City As Grand Jury Asks New Election Probe

Democrats Place Douglas on Slate For U.S. Senator   Adlai Stevenson Is Choice for Governor Unless He Refuses

SEVERE COLD GRIPS EUROPE   Worst Storm of Winter Sweeps Over England. Continent

Dozen Die As Storm Sweeps Over Europe   Cold Is Bitter,  Snowfall Heavy

Europe’ Swept by Severe Storm  Heavy Snows Cause Widespread Suffering

DR. PEPPER COMPANY IS UNDER INDICTMENT   Firm And Its Asseciaies Ate At eused Of Conspiracy By Gevernment

Gale Tears At Britain, Dalton Says   Chancellor Of Exchequer Makes Glum Admission Before Commons

Britain's Plight Painted Gloomily By Hugh Dalton   Chancellor Of Exchequer Says Britain Has ‘‘Run Into A Great Storm’’   NINETEENTH CENTURY CHAPTER HAS ENDED   Attlee Plan Hit By Conservatives, Others Say Plan ‘‘Half Hearted’’

DALTON BACKS ATTLEE’S PLAN   Chancellor of Exchequer Admits Picture Glum In Commons Talk

Financtal Commentators Getierally Approve Plan Bul Believe that tt Comes Too Late — Chancellor of Exchequer Admits “We Have Run Into a Great Storm.”

AUTO PLANTS Mu HONOR. - HENRY FORD   EVERY AUTOMOTIVE PLANT I NATION TO BE IDLE AS  ‘FUNERAL SERVICE . oOo. > Q@PENs-

BODY OF FORD LIES IN STATE AT DEARBORN   Thousands File Past Bier; Auto Industry Pays Homage

IRGUN CHIEF WILLING 10 CALL TRUCE   During U. N. Parley If British Will Likewise Agree

—— era Seaemiieieaiemamiad  Jewish Under. ground Outlines Terms For Hol y Land Truce

Young Murderer  Details Stabbing of Chicago Woman   Stuck Knife In Minister's . Wife When She: Resist - ed- Larcenv

JAVA REPUBLIC CLAIMS MERCY PLANE DOWNED   Charge Netherlands Ai Attacks Fatal To 11  Non-Combatants

Airfields Strafed by Dutch Planes   ‘Nine Killed. When Trans port Is Shot Down

DUTCH PLANES STRAFE PORTS   Attacks Launched in Swift Retaliation for Raid On Semarang City

Dutch Down. Mercy Plane   Nine Killed in Tragedy Aiefinlde Strafed.

Dutch Fighter Planes Straff Java Airfields   Medical Plane Is Shot Down; Nine Are Killed

: Radio Claims Nine Killed In Attack On Plane Carr ying g Medie: al Supplies  Indonesians Say Dutch Strafing Planes Shoot Down Mercy Craft

DUTCH STRAFE AIRFIELDS OF JAVA REBELS   PLANES RETALIATE FOR ATTACK ON SEMARANG

Dutch Planes Strafe Republican Airfields   Nine Persons Killed When Medicat Supply Plane Is Shot Down

MUSSER’S BAKERY   SENDER IMPLEMENT   Fight To Purchase Coach Ends Victorious

rorest Fires Under Control in Bar Harbor   MUCH DAMAGE CAUSED BY FLAMES IN MAINE

Second Billings ‘Drowning in Week Recorded  Lake Elmo Waiters  € FAL... Pps   Lake Elmo Waiter: ‘ Claim Life of James Zeiler

Second Billings Drowning in Week Recorded  Lake Elmo Waters ‘ Claim Life of James Zeiler

ECONOMY BLOC HAILS SLASH IN NAVAL BILL   House Turns To Funds For Agriculture Department

House Passes Bill Cutting Navy Appropriations   Cuts 11 Per Cent from Truman’: Navy Budget; Victory for Economy Advocates.

Navy Bill Passed, Agriculture Next  House Economists Eye Farm Bill with Goal Of One-Third Cut

FARM UNIT FUNDS NEXT AX VICTIM   Having Slashed Navy’s 1948 Budget, House Clears Way for Proposal to Trim Agricultural Department Outlay.

Navy Measure ls Approved By House   Way Cleared For Next Big Supply Bill

ECONOMISTS HAIL NAVY FUND SLASH   Appropriation Cut Paves Way For Next Action

Schwellenbach Blames Greater Profits, Not Labor, For High Prices   National Association Of Manufacturers Head Declares Wages Of American Workers Has Doubled Since 1939: Buying Power Up

DEFENSE MADE FOR WORKER IN SOARING PRICES   ‘Don’t Blame Raises Alone, Schwellenbach Urges; N. A. M. Cites Pay °

WAGE, PRICE LINK DENIED   Schwellenbach Noles Farm Business Profits and Says Labor Not Wholly To Blame.

Labor Secretary Resents Blaming Higher Waues for Price Increacec.

SECRETARY HITS LABOR’S. CRITICS      Decries Tendency To Blame Costs On Pay Hikes Alone

Efforts To Pin High Prices On Pay Hikes Alone Hit By Schwellenbach

Farmers’ Take, Business Profits Must: Share Price Blame. Schwellenbach Savs

Body Asked To Probe Betting In Albuquerque   Another Bill Would Provide Free Tuition To Dead Vets’ Childrex

Legislature Gets Resolution Asking For Investigation of Gambling   EXEMPTION OF TUITION FOR CHILDREN SOUCHT

Declares U, S, Atomic Program  Will Suffer   Warns Scientists Will Quit If Politics Win

GREEK-TURK LOAN OKER IS EXPECTED   Reluctant Senate Approval Is Anticipated in Final Vote Late Today—Favorable House Action Seems Assured.

Denies Help To Result in War   Vandenberg Terms Talk ‘Inflammable’

Greek Aid Bill Goes To Senate   Measure’s Passage Expected Today; House Approval Likely

President's Bill To Help Mid-East Nations Certain Of Passage Late This Afternoon; Vandenberg Agair Denies Proposal Is ’Wer Gesture’

Loan Critic ls Flayed by Vandenberg   Johnson Scathed For Saying Policy Will Lead to War

War ‘Possible’ in Next Year, He Warns, in Appeal for More Funds   Senate Group Hears Chief of Staff Plead For Increase in Air Forces’ Appropriations

WAR IN YEAR SAID POSSIBLE, NOT PROBABLE   Chief of Staff Asks Senate to Boost Defense Sums

‘Army Staff Chief Urges Senate To Restore War Dept. Fund Cuts; Ty. S. Militarv ‘Poor Second’

UncoverNew WorldRedPlot; Eleanor Refutes Russ Charge   Nine Nations Belong to International Red   Supports Free Press Aaainst Soviet Attack

NEW CENTRAL RED GROUP ORGANIZED 10 PUSH PROGRAM   Purpose of Bureau Will Be to Wreck Marshall and Truman Plans in Europe; 9 Nations Involved   THREATS OF WAR RECEIVE MENTION

ORGANIZATION TO FIGHT MARSHALL ‘PLAN IN EUROPE   France and Italy Ineluded In Scheme Of Soviet Strateoy

Closely-Knit Communist Party Group In Nine European Nations Formed By Russia

Russia Sets Up 9-Nation Communist Group ToTry to Wreck Marshall, Truman Plans

COMMIES FORM 9-NATION GROUF   Avowed Purpose Is to Wreck Truman Plan, Democracy

Communists of Nine Nations Are‘ United   Russia Heads Closely Knit — Organization.

N. Y. Cotton   Communists Organize to Halt Marshall and Truman Plans

‘European Reds Form Organization Aimed at Wrecking Marshall Plan

Closely-Knit Plan Headed From Russia   Headquarters Set Up In Yugoslav Capilal; U. S, Reds ‘Snubbed’

ONE DEAD, FOUR LOST IN CRASH   Plane Mishap in Louisiana Probed—No Trace of Fser Aboard Croft .

One Man Dead Four Missing In Plane Crash   Accident Occurs Three Miles South  . Of Sibley, La.; Crash ' Crew Goes to Scene

CLUBHOUSE BLAST KILLS FOUR BOYS   Mysterious Explosion Gets Study Today at Danville, Illinois.

Known Dead 32 As Holy Land’s Action Mounts   ‘Airline Passengers Stoned; Try To’ Storm American University

British Officials Find Bodies Of 2 Sergeants Killed By Underground

British Make No Statement  On Killings    Booby Trap Explodes As British Soldiers Recover  Bodies .

Body Destroyed, Officer Seriously Wounded As Bomb Explodes As Body Being Removed

NO HUMAN POWER CAN DISSOLVE MARRIAGE   Chicago Cardinal Defends Institution As Sanctified By Saviour; Three Main Purposes

FEAR OF OPEN WAR SPREADS IN PALESTINE   Reinforcements Sent To Border Towns In Crisis

Jews Mobilize 75,000 To Meet Arab Threat  Haganah Rushes Troops To Border  Ae Quetiange Manonver In Ban ra " hae

Fulton Cop Is Beaten To Death   Sheriff Hurt in Fight Suspect Surrenders to Posse

Governorship Not Given Up By Talmadge   Premier Gasperi Of Italy Quits   Liquor Offered as Inducement To Work

HARTLEY ACT DANGERS ARE APPREHENDED   Free Enterprise Systen Is Upheld by  Assistant Secretary

Res SS Ee ee  Peanut E Butter-Eating “Wild Man” Eludés Posse’s Attempt At Capture After Court Orders Hearing

LUURL Utomts ONE UNION MAY COVER A PLANT   Industrial Plant Guare May Join Worker's  Organization

RULE GUARDS MAY UNIONIZE   Rights to ~Join Production Workers Union Upheld By Supreme Court

NOTED STATE JURIST DIES   Judge Finletter, Author Of Many Precedent Making  Decisions, Succumbs

20 NEW TEACHERS HIRED   Heavy Enreliment Is Expected at “7 cena State

20 NEW TEACHERS HIRED   Heavy Enroliment Is Expected at Kansas State

U. of A. Groups To Take Active Part At Polls   ALL-OUT DRIVE FOR POLL TAX PAYMENTS TO BE STARTED

Wagner Strikes At “Anti-Labor™ Propositions   Three-Man Board Suggested To Handle Issues

“anti - Labor” Proposals Threatened a “Reactiosary Area,” He Said.   FOR MEDIATION BOARD   He Said He Is Unalterably Opposed to Arbitration.

Senator Wagner Strikes Back at Labor Act Critics   Says “Anti-Labor” Proposals Threaten “Reactionary Era’!

Sees Reactionary Period In Anti-Labor Proposals ‘Wagner Wants New Three-Man Boar

WAGNER SAYS GOP BILLS THREATEN REACTIONARY ERA   STRIKES BACK AT THOSE WHO WOULD CHANGE LABOR LAW

Wagner Urges New Federal Mediation Body   Labor Act Author Says GOP Amendments Threaten Reaction

SEN, WAGNER OPPOSED 10  COMPULSORY ARBITRATION   Says Proposed Bills Threaten Reactionary Era  In Labor Field

Wagner Fears Anti-Strike Legislation   Labor Act Author Terms Proposals To Change Law Reactionary

Wagner Says Proposals To Labor Act Threaten  A “Reactionary Era’

Wagner Act Defended By Author   3 Man Federal Mediation Board Suggested by Sen. Wagner

U. N. COUNCIL SHAKEN BY FRANCE’S INDONESIA VETO   By Larrv Hauck

INDONESIA CASE SPEEDED BY U. N.   France Calls Upon Veto Te Kill Red-Backed Plan

Britain Abstains In Vote; Belgian Proposal Killed   Plan To Present Row For Ruling by World Court Is Turned Down

FRANCE INVOKES SECOND VETO  Action - Kills 1 Plan To Aid Indonesian Affair: U.N. Shaker

Call On Dutch, Indonesians To End Hostilities   U. N. Security Council Takes Action For a Second Time

CEASE FIRING ORDER   Council Calls on Dutch-Indonesians for Second Time

UN Issues Second Order To Cease Fire  Dutch, Indonesians   Dutch, Indonesians Called On To Bring About Truce; Belgia Proposal Rejected

Belgian Move Rejected by UN Council   Would Ask Court to Rule on UN Power to Act  In Indonesia

PeaceBody Hits Truce Violations   Consuls in Batavia to Submit Reports on Java Fighting

Security Council Again Asks ‘Cease Fire’ in East Indies   New Request Sent to Dutch and Indonesians As Result of Violations of Original Order; Holland Envoy Warns Observance Impossible

UN Makes Second Appeal to Stop War in East Indies   Security Council in 10 te 0 Vote to Call Halt to Fighting-- Britain Abstains

French Veto Rocks UN ©   Majority Plan Goes on Rocks a$ a Result -

BELGIAN PROPOSAL REJECTED BY U.N.   Indonesians Accept Security Council Offer.

‘CECURITY COUNCIL CALLS CH INDONESIANS, DUTCH TO GEASE HOSTILITIES

World Court Ruled Out in  Indonesia   Dutch Contend Hostilities an Internal Affair

EAST INDIES TRUCE PLEA IS RENEWED   Moomity Cocneil Again Os @ Indonesians And  iutich to Halt Fighting

Indonesians Accept Offer Of Mediation   Russia Abstains In Council Vote on Belgian-Dutch Bid

Britain Abstains From Voting.on Indonesia Issue.  First Order. Given Aug. 1, Violated.

U.N. Asks Halt  In East Indies War   Action by Council Winds up Debate Lasting a Month

SURPRISE VETO ILLS SOVIET PROPOSAL   Dutch Say Security Council Has No Authority  NEW ACTION   Taken As Result Of Violations Of Original Peace Request Of Aug. 1

Halt Fire, UN Orders  To Javans   Dutch, Indonesian:  Told To Cease B Security Council Ir  10-0 Vote

UN Security Council Again Orders End © To Indonesia Firing   Action Follows Warning From Dutch Diplomat Soviet Delegate Supports Demand; Group Offers “Good Offices” in Settling Disagreement

ACTION WINDS UP  LENGTHY DEBATE  IN U.N. COUNC!L DUTCH AMBASSADOR  DOUBTS NATIVES TO RESPECT ARMISTICE

Proposal to Rule On UN Competence In Indonesian  Case Is Rejected

Oklahoma Crowd Cheers Blasts at Red Appeasers   Former Vice President Deserves ‘No Place in Party,’ Democrats Told

Breaks Down At Jail Service; Says Husband Of Four Days Fired Shot  Young Bride Confesses Luring Californian To Death In Glen

CONNECTICUT BRIDE CONFESSES TO MURDER   Breaks Down During Psalm-Singing Jail Service; Killed Man In Califormin

Prayer Service in A Jail Leads toa Murder Confession  Held for Investigation After Car Crash, New Bride Breaks Down

Church Songs Induce Girl to Tell of Murder   Brutal Slaying Disclosed After Songs  Ivritate Ber Canseience

GIO DIRECTOR SEES FARM FREEZEQUTS   Eby Says Many Will Be Forced to Quit U. S. Agriculture,

 Plane-Spread Chemicals Did It: Stop Wave of Mormon Crickets Which Threatened Oregon Crops

Hordes of Crickets Moving On Oregon Farms Stopped   Thousands of insects, Threatening to Devastate Grain Fields, ' Die as They Reach New Poison Spread in Their Path on 12-Mile Front—Situation Pronounced Under Control Aft. er Tour of Threatened Area.

MISSOURI RIVER HAS BROKEN AT LEAST 20 LEVEES— 20,000 PERSONS AHE ~ - . HOMELESS. .

Million Acres Of Farmland Are Inundated   Army Engineers Check Weak Spots In Levees On Mississippi In Flood Zone   ESTIMATE 20,000 PERSONS HOMELESS

Foundation Designed to Build Up Big Supply of Trained Scientists

CHINA APPEALS TOU, S, EXPERTS IN AIR CRISIS   Airlines Suspended in W ake of Recent Crashes

China Wants Aid in Preventing Plane Crashes   Latest Accident Takes Lives Of AD Percone

CHINA -SCENE OF PLANE DISASTER   Operations Ordered Suspented ‘on China's Major Airlines Following Disastrous Crash — Throe-of 42 Persons Killed are Americans, '

CHINA'S 2 MAJOR AIRLINES ORDERED TO SUSPEND OPERATIONS ONE WEEK; DEATH TOLL IN CRASHES REACHES 113

FORTY-TWO DIE IN PLANE CRASH NEAR SHANGHAI   China’s Two Major Airlines Ordered Suspended For One Week

China’s Airlines Grounded After 4) More Killed  Fourth Plane Crash In 11 Day ® Bri ings Raa TT. 132

MUCH OF LATE CORN DAMAGED   Part of lowa Harvest Fit  Only for Fodder

Russia Loses. Fight To Have Troops Ousted   U.N. Refuses to Lay Blame For Balkan Troubles on U. 5:

U.N. Rejects 2 Proposals By Russians   Vishinsky Launches New Attack, Seeks to Put Blame for Balkan Fuss On U.S. and Britain

GOP Leaders Adamant In Opposition  ee   Piecemeal Grants Favored By Congress

Marshall Faces Big Selling Job  Republicans Must Be ‘Sold’ On Plan

Marshall Faces Tough Selling On Home Front   Members of Congress May Have Own Ideas About Aiding Europe

Now Linked To Atomic Experiments   Scientist's Statement ke Denied; Army Drops Hint of Knowledge.

Anderson Sees Lower Farm Prices   Secretary Urges Food Dis tribution Program Before  House Committee

Clayton and Acheson Deny Jobs Led to Big Profits   Former, Replying to Rep. Shafer’s Charges, Says Loan to  _ Britain Did Not Affect Earnings of Company in Which He Holds Stock—Acheson No Longer Member of Law Firm Solon Asserted Would Get Fee.

Clayton, Acheson Deny Charges  Accused Of Making Business Profits

Asks Senator To Withdraw Fraud Charge   Attorney Brands General Meyers Job, Loan Seeker

HUGHES PROD FERGUSON FOR WHOLE STORY   Charges Senator Hasn't Produced All Evidence—But Solon Says He Will

No Conclusion In Regard To Hughes’ Case   Hughes Demands Withdrawal Of Sen. ator Challenae.

Hughes Asks Probe Group To Withdraw Fraud ‘Barb’   Planemaker Says Ferguson Keeping Public ‘In Dark’

HUGHES RESENTS (IMPLIED FRAUD   Calls On Senator Ferguson To Withdraw Implication Of Corruption   SAYS EVIDENCE TO SHOW HE WAS ‘TELLING TRUTH’

Hughes Demands Ferguson Withdraw ‘Implied Challenge’ of Corruption, Fraud in Firm’s Wartime Contracts

Hughes Denies Participation  In Any Fraud:   Demands Sen. Ferguson Withdraw “Implied ‘Chal lenge”: Public Airine Next Week

Hughes Wants Implied Fraud Charge Killed   Says Senate Files Will Prove He Is Telling Truth

Asserts. Public ‘Kept In Dark’ On Real F acts   Planemaker’s Outburst Comes As Group Ends Public Hearin«

Ferguson Holding Back Evidence He Told Truth, He Declares   Meyer Testimony Direct Opposite   Army Officer Holds Plane Builder Offered Him Jobs And Loans

Hughes Demands Implied ‘Fraud’ Be Withdrawn    » Planemaker Says Evidence z ’ Wabheld ac Hearing Fade

HUGHES CHARGES PROBERS KEEPING - PUBLIC IN DARK   Plane Maker Declares Senate * Group Has Evidence in Files Showing He Did Nothing Crooked.   CALLS ON COMMITTEE TO DISCLOSE FACTS   Chairman Ferguson Assures Him Nothing Will Be Concealed as Hearings on Contracts End.

Withdraw Frauc Hint, Hughes Asks Ferguson  OR a,   Probers Hear That Hap Arnold Once Worked For Hughes Refer To Brewster

Hughes Asks Retraction of Fraud kints   Points Out There Is NO : Evidence Attacxing His - Integrity

Ferguson to Make Public All Evidence   Answers Hughes Claim That Public Is Kept in Dark on Case

‘Secret’ File Data Wi Show ‘I’m Telling Truth,’ He Says as Hearings End. °

Additional Information To Be Given ‘Hughes Claims Files Will Clear His Name

Hughes Asks Ferguson Retract Implied Charge Of Fraud In Contracts

Hughes Prohe Committee Ends Hearings   Plane Maker Asks Withdrawal of Implied Challenge

Hughes Charges Truth Concealed In Senate Airing   Declares Evidence Provin: His Veracity. Is Locked Up; Ferguson Says No Conclusions Reached.

Claims Secret Evidence Would Exonerate Him   Plane Builder Says Corruption Is Still Implied

Six New Cases Filed in Court  , Unusual Contract Cite le Bentnhkt

3 New Actions Filed in Court During Week  Ail New Suits Are   Ail New Suits Are Seeking Divorces; Decree Is Granted

Denver Hook !s Given Probation By Local Court   Enters Plea Of Guilty Before Judge Tuesday

HOUSE MAKES TOKEN FIGHT OVER FUNDS   Original Requests for European Relief Cut Down by Committee Action.  RINLILETIN

SOHIO BOOSTS GASOLINE PRICE   Hikes Gas 11/5 Cents Gallon: Other Firms May Follow

"CAS" PRIGE-GUES Wp WEDNESDAY   Boost In Crude Oil Blamed : For Higher Prices .

Sohio Prices  Up 1 1-2 Cents   General Rate Hike Expected as Standard Oil Sets Pace.

Expedition Stiff Test For Navy   Ships and Equipment Stand Up Well Under Rigorous Conditions Of Antarctic Trip —

Light Turnout Is Expected for Spring Election   Supreme Court Post, Daylight Saving Only Statewide Issues

President Signs Anti-Inflation Bill   Original Disappears From Counsel’s Desk

‘Truman Signs Republican Price Bill.   Anderson, Under New Authority, Orders Distillers ‘Mo. Halve Grain Use :

STATES  Oh BROADER -UDBLESS HELP   Coverage for 11 Million New Workers During 1947 Asked by SSA.

PEACE URGED BY HOOVER   To Speed Economic Recover of Japan And Germany

Economics Survey by   To Determine How Long U. S$. Can Spend Money for . Foreign Relief

U. S. Ability to Continue Foreign Relief Expenditure to Be Examined

Hoover Surveys U. S. to Determine How Long Can Support Foreian Relief

CORONER'S JURY RETURNS VERDICT   FIND LINCOLN MAN DIED FROM BULLET FIRED BY FRIEND 

GOV. HERBERT WITHHOLDS HIS LABOR VERDICT   Has Five Days in Which t Reach Decision on Van Aken Bill

HERBERT SILENT ON LABOR ACTION   Van Aken Bill Praised Anc Denounced At Meeting

Gov. Herbert Gives No Hint Of Ultimate Action On Van Aken Labor Control Bill

‘Norther’ Due to Hit This Area  Mercury Plunge Over State Witt  =a oe aoe  Oe

Temperatures Tumble After Texas Rains  Weatherman Says Change Heralds Fall

GENERAL RAIN, COOL TEXAS WEATHER SAID FIRST SIGN OF FALL  EXPERTS INDICATE MOST   EXPERTS INDICATE MOST OF HOT SUMMER OVER; SOME STORMS REPORTED

Harry Carey, Hard Ridin’, Shootin’ Hero of Silent Movie Thrillers Is Dead

Howling Hurricane Lashes Florida in Eight-Hour Melee  Major Property Loss Is Reported, and Citrus Groves Are Damaged

Citrus Groves Are Damaged By High Winds   One Man Electrocuted And Nine ‘ Missing But Casualties Comparatively Few—Vessels In Distress. Off Coast

Roars Across Florida At Fort Myers   Two Deaths And Great Damege Done ‘To Wide Belt Of Citrus Groves Aud Farnis.

Winds of 120 MPH Rip Resort Sectors,  But Casualties Few   Citrus Growers Estimate Probable Loss in Millions, but Most of Crops Thought Spared; Two Vessels in Distress of f Gulf Coast

U. S. Secretary of State Would Have Interim Committee on Peace   apd Security and Re. vise Charter.

Worst Hurricane Of Decade Roars Across Florida   120 Miles An Hour Winds Devastate Wide Belt Of Citrus And Vegetable Farms, But Do No Major Property Damage

Heavy Crop Damage; Casualties Are Few   No Major Property Damage Reported; Storm Hits Resort Areas. Then Passes: On To Gulf

Man Killed, 6 Arrested For Looting   Man Electrocuted And Nine Missing; Major Property Damage Absent; Lootine Widesnread

One Man Electrocuted,  Nine Others Missing Tn Wake Of High Wind   Police Open Drive On Looters; Vessels In Distress Off Coast

1 KILLED, NINE MISSING; WINDS BLAST MIAMI   Storm Howls Into Gulf Of Mexico; 2 Ships  Are in Distress

ARMY BOMBER HIT MOUNTAIN   FIVE FLIERS KNOWN DEAD IN CRASH LAST NIGHT IN OZARK MOUNTAINS

ATLEAST FIVE DEAD IN CRASH   B-25 Bomber Runs Headlong Against Mountain In Arkansas

Search Wreckage Of Crashed Bomber For Additional Victims   Five Army Fliers Meet Death As Plane Crashes Into Mountain In Arkansas

Hash   Brief News Item: Right off the Wires   Storm Off Louisiana

Propose Cutting Taxes Six Billions Next Year After Four Year Study

Business Men Ask 6-Billion Cut in Taxes  SAD Win wet ie cee CBee cw   °48 Paring Program Handed to Experts  Tif Dincaceoaca (isan

Police Headquarters In Haifa Is Blown Up; . 10 Persons Are Killed

Blast 5-Story Haifa: Police. Building; 10 Dead, 50 Hurt Flying Window Panes Deadly

Explosion Termed Worst To Shake “Holy Land Since Blast 14 Months Ago.

Jewish Underground Blows up Police Building in Haifa   Worst Blast Since Bombing Of Hote! in 1946

10 Killed as Blast Rips Holy Land Police Station   Jewish Underground Blamed for Worst Explosion Since Bombing of King David Hotel

Jews Kill 10 in Blast At Haifa   Underground Blows Up 5-Story Police Building; Worst Incident in Months

Bomb Blast Kills Ten in Palestine   Police Headquarters In Haifa Wrecked; Stern Gang Blamed

Ten Britons And Arab: Killed In Worst Blast Since King David Hotel

Police Depot Blast In Haifa Kills 10   Sternists Blamed for Reprisal— Truck Crane Tossed Barrel Of Explosives

Police Quarters Bombed in Haifa   Stern Gang Blamed for Newest Explosion: 10 Dead, 54 Hurt

Bystander Walks Off With Camere While Fireman Fights Bear In Zoo

A flero s Reward  Fireman Who Rescued Toi  From Bear Loses Camera

A Good Story From Omaha Matched By A Bad Story From Miami. Floridc

Help Due Great Britain in Advance of Marshall Plan, U. S. Financia! Experts Say

U.S. Agrees to Loan Meeting   Snyder More Than Ready to Confer With British   Something May Have To Be Done For Britain

Weathermen's Gadgets So Sensitive They Can Measure Butterfly'’s Sneeze

FAILS; ROME RIOTS BROKEN   De Gasperi Cabinet Scores Victory In Crisis

Services Today For Max Gardner   Body Enroute To Shelby For Funeral Services; Delegation Leaves

GARDNER'S BODY EN ROUTE HOME   Truman Shocked at Untimely Death of Ambassador

Gardner’s Body Is Enroute Home   President Truman Sends Message to Mra. Gardner and Fumily

‘8ST. PAULS' LUTHERAN: Carl. Ganschow: Pastor      HEDRICK CHURCH OF CHRIS1

Indians Recovering Fram Stab Wounds ~ Men Held At Knife Point As. Vampire Drinks Their Blood

24 PAGES   Trees, Plays, Singing To Be Featured For This Holiday Season

WANTS BODE CASE BROUGHT INTO OPEN   R. A. Brown Has Asked Wit. nesses 1o Testify at Hearing of the Case.

Girl Scout Day Camp Opens at Mexia City Park   Over 100 Enrolled On First Day

RIVER REACHES HIGHEST LEVEL IN 103 YEARS   Four Thousand More Are -Evacuated From Homes In Flooded Midwest: Levee Workers Forced To Abandon Efforts: a

More Levee: Crumble \ on Mississippi.   Thousands Forced “To Evacuate Homes As River Continues To New Hich Level

Another Heavy Rain Falls In  Fiood Sections   More Made Homeless St. Louis Industrial Districts Damaged

Thousands More  Evacuate Homes  On Mississippi New Levee Breaks Force Them Out

Fresh Holes In Dikes Let Water Through To Cove: 27,800 Acres Of Rich Farm Land; Residents of 2 Illinois Towns Flee from Homes

Rampaging River Continues to Rise   New Levee Breaks on 90Mile Stretch Along the  Mississippi   TOWN IS EVACUATED   “Hb Ce Waters Cause  —" to Leave

NEARS NEW  PEAR   Ilincis Farm Areas Engulfed As Water Pours Through Dilec wnt

Waters Chase Thousands From Illinois Towns  pa ee rv ff" oa   Isolation Of Grand Tower Threatened After Heavy Rains

Levees Break, Thousands Made To Leave Homes   Predict 40.5-Foot Crest At St. Louis Today; High Water Mark 41.39 In 1844

Abandon Dupo In Face of New Levee Breaks   600 Also Evacuated at East Caron delet

_ —FLOOD— 4 Towns.  Evacuated In linois   RAIL LEVEES THREATENED

90-Mile Stretch Is Left In Wake   New Levee Breaks Let Mississippi Crest Spread

Small Town Completely Abandoned  Heavy Overnight Rain Is Received; River Still Risina

New Mississippi Levee Breaks Add to Homeles:   Dupo Abandoned As Flood Waters Sweep Into Town

Residents of East  Carondelet, Gorhant And Neunert: Foréed To Abandon: Homes:

Abandon Levees In Illinois Area ‘  Residents Flee After Flood Breaks Dikes

Contmets Rise   New Levee Breaks on 90Mile Stretch Along’ the 7 Mississippi   TOWN IS EVACUATED   Rising Flood Waters Cause ~ 2,600 Citizens to Leave  t

New Levee Breaks Cause Disaster on Mississippi   River Now at 103-Year Peak; Still Rising

ANE CONTINUED. TO RISE TODAY      New ‘Levee. Breaks Foreed "Evacuation: of Additional’ . Thousands. *   . ABANDONED      Rising Flood Waters Breached a Secondary Levee Ins . [Hinsis.

THOUSANDS ARE EVACUATED IN ST. LOUIS AREA   Heavy Overnight Rains Cause Levee Breaks;  Dupo Abandoned

City Is Abandoned As Levees Collanse   More Thousands Forced Out Along 90-Mile Stretch of Rampaging Mississippi; Town: of Dupo, Other Illinois Communities. Evacuated

Heavy Overnight Rains Raise Waters to Peak   Town of Dupo, Il., Abandoned; St. Louis  Sarvica Dicruntad

Levees Break As Flood Hits 103-Year Peak   Towns Evacuated As Waters Sweep Thru Valleys

‘Mississippi at 103-Year Peak  - Continues To Rise Follow ing Heavy Downpour Last Night.  SEVERAL VILLAGES  ADD MIDDATUN EY

Flood Smashes Levees   Evacuate Two Illinois Communities: Center of Fight Moves South

Thousands More Forced to Evacuate as Flood — Waters Destroy Levees

Flood Battlers In Losing Fight Along Ninety Mile Front   Overnight Rains Force Continued Rise in Mississippi River

Additional Rains Set Flood Stage At The Highest Point In Over 100 Years

Abandon Town As More River Levees Break   Rampaging River Continues To Rise

Floods Roar Through’. sLevee Breaks   “Residents Evacuated Near St. Louis  - As Mississipp! River . Reaches : Heighy

NEW BREAKS IN LEVEES ALONG ON-MITFE AREA   River at 103-Year Peak at St. Louis; Pushes Still Higher

4,000 REMOVED IN FLOOD ZONE AS LEVEES FAIL   ’ Mississippi's Waters Pour Through Dikes Faster Than Men Can Work

Engineer Orders Abandonment Of Levees Protecting Communities Near St. Louis

Levees Abandoned  As Mississippi  Continues To Rise 4000 Persons

Rampaging Mississippi Forees New Thousands  To Evacuate 90-Mile Area

MORE LEVEES FAIL ALONG MISSISSIPPI   lew Breaks Along a 90Mile Stretch of the Rampaging Stream Force the Evacuation of Additional Thousands.

Workers Hope To Confine © Flooded Area   Heavy Night Rains Strain Dams; More Homes Evacuated

New Levee Break: Reported as Mississippi Rises  Thousands Evacuated  And One Town in Illinois Abandoned

Ra ging Floods Again. Menace St. Louis Area   Hundreds Evacuated, As Rain ‘Swells Mississippi; .  Levees Broken By ~ Rampaging River

Levee Breaks Force Many  From Homes   Additional Thousands on Mississippi Evacuate as River Keeps Rising Over Record Peak

LEVEE BREAKS, RISING WATERS JOLT ST, LOUIS   Thousands More Evacuated Below Great City as Mississippi Crest Nears

More Rainfall In Mississippi Area Prompts Manv To Flee   River Hits 100-Year Record: ‘Thousands Of Acres Enundated

Flood Crest: Forces Thousands Away From Low Sections   Highest Stage ‘in.103 Year: Recorded ‘al Ste ‘Louis ;, ” Levees: Abaidoned be-Voluntcers -

Hurry 4,000 People Away   Mississippi To New Flood Levels, New Rain Handicaps Workers In St.  Louie Area

River Breaks More Levees   Force Evacuation Of More Thousands  From Their Homes

HEAVY RAINFALL FORCES MORE LEVEE BREAKS   River Continues to Rise After Cloudbursts Last Night

Thousands Of Persons Flee; Dikes Given Up   River Resumes Rise After Temporary Ebb; [Winois Communities Endangered Downnour Follows Ouake

Gold In Them Thar Skins! Government Saves Lot OF Cash Em Making Minters Take Baths

Reunion Of Husband And Wife Has Been Delayed 35 Years By Two Wars

Petrillo Offers To Discuss School Band Radio Concerts With Group Of Educators

Taft Assails Demo. Politics  Roosevelt and Truman Roundly Criticized

Tait Lashes Truman, FDR   Declares World Condition Due Tc Demos Terms.

‘Yegua Philosopher: J. A. Tries Out Two Methods of Reducing High Prices; But Says Both Are No Good

\From A Johnson Grass Farm:  Skull Creek Philosopher Tries Out Two Methods of Reducing High Prices, Says Both Failures

CARTHQUAKE SETS MIDWEST RECORD: DAMAGE [S SLIGHT   Five States Feel Force of Trembler on Saturday Night; Expert Tells of Extent.   SHIFTING BEDROCK BELIEVED CAUSE

QUAKES CLAIMED ‘BIGGEST EVER’   Saturday, Sunday Tremors Shake Great Lakes

SPIRITED RENDEZVOUS  Tax Assessor Sits Out Trys' With 300-Year-Old Ghosts

Temperatures   G.0.P. View Of Marshall Plan Dubious  Dworshek and Builer Voice

BUTLER DOUBTS AID PLAN WILL FINALLY EXIST   Ouestions If Economy Of U.S. Can Stand  Such Program

Othman Explains, Probably to Satisfaction of No One, Why Congress Is Having Troubles

Evervone Rlames Evervone Else For Failure To Pass Anti-inflation Scheme

‘Weird’ Hardly Describes Action Of House Fight Against Inflation

House Committee To Go After Reds  In Labor Unions —  Hollywood Also To Come In.For Investiqatiens. .

Communist Influence to Be Probed   House Committee to Investi gate Reds in Hollywood  and Government

Notes Probe        ‘Activity nU.S   Committee On Un-American Activities To Investigate Labor. Hollywood.

Federal Group Wil Turn Spotlight On Hollywood Soon  Un-American Probing Will Include Numerous Phases

Paris Subways AreNow Tied Up By Strike Spreac   Police: Evict Pickets From Two Mines — Premier Empowered To Call 80.9000 Troops   SCHUMAN TO MEET ‘‘ALL POSSIBILITIES’

Newspaper Man of Long Experience Defends Trade in ‘Newspaper Week’

The American Newspaper Is Here To Stay  Dean Of American Small City Publishers Says Papers Betfer Than Ever, More Widely Read

Adler, Veteran Publisher, Loves The Least Popular Word O} All —'Work’

NEWSPAPERS ARE GETTING BETTER IN OPINION OF VETERAN NEWSMAN WHO HAS SEEN ALTERATIONS MADE

Urge Complete Overhauling of Juvenile Laws   New Training School For Boys Also Asked By State Commission

NEW EQUIPMENT, NEW BUILDINGS NEEDED AT HOME   Proposed By a Special Chil  dren's Code Commission.   REPORT IS RELEASED   The State Industrial Home As Well As Tipton School Mentioned.

ANOTHER FULL HOUSE ON HAND FOR 2ND GAME   Reynolds, Lombardi Locked in Tight Pitching Battle; Yanks Leading

Reynolds Takes Mound for Yanks   Vie Lombardi, Is Choice for Dodgers; Huge Crowd Attends

Martial Law Is Expected Follow Jewish Rejection Of British Ultimatum

SWEEPING DUTCH GAINS REPORTED   Republicans Await Word Of Possible U. N. Action   CENTRAL AREA KNIFED

Dutch Claim Sweeping New Gains Ove: Java; Indonesians Report Some Counterattacks; UN Word Is Awaited

weeping Advances Announced in Middle Java —Scattered Counterattacks by the Republicans Are Reported.

MAY REVIEW REICH OCCUPATION PLAN   U. S-BRITISH STUDY LIKELY TO FOLLOW END OF PLANT SHIPMENTS TO REDS.

U.S. Reparations Stand Likely to Bring Change  In Occupation Policies

Fear Breakdown In Allied Control On Reparations   Britain Fears Russian Reprisal Over U. S. Decision to Stop

Broad Review Of Occupation  Policy Looms   tL. S. Halts Deliveries Of Dismantled Reich Factories to Russia

U.S. TO STAY IN BERLIN   Plan To Halt Payments ToRe Reds From Germany Poses Problem

London Fears Soviet Reaction If Reparations Deliveries’ To Russia by U.S. Are Halted

LT. GASCOIGNE WINS ACQUITTAL   Found Innocent of Mistreating Fellow War Prisoners

Herman Reveals Sale; No Changes In Management   Textile Transaction Involves Large But Unnannounced Financial Figure

House Disappears   Owner Finds It Nine Miles From Where He Left It

Red Envoy To the U. S. Is Removed  e Dat   iv BLUsIVU EGU Nikolai Novikov Regarded as  Advocate of Friendehin

Novikov, Russiar Envoy, Replaced  Panyushkin To Take ‘Over Office in U. S.

RUSSIA RECALLS OLD AMBASSADOR   REPLACE FRIEND OF UNITED STATES IN UNEXPLAINED MOVE

Russia's US Ambassador Is Removed   Novikov, Favoring Friendship, Will -Be Replaced

Soviets Name New Envoy to United States   Novikov, Advocate of Friendship, Replaced Without Explanation

Friendly Soviet Ambassador Is Replaced  No Explanation Given By Russia   No Explanation Given By Russia For Chance In U. S.

RUSSIA CHANGES ENVOY FOR U, S,   Ambassador, Friendly  to America, Is Removed

QUEEN CONTESI   Tioga Cougty Will Be Host Fog Elimination Contest. =

DISTRICT DAIRY QUEEN CONTEST   Tioga County Will Be  Host For Elimination Contest.

DEAD FISH PILED ON GULF BEACHES   ‘Red Tide’ Makes New Trouble On Florida Coast

Ban Showing Of U.S. Films In England   Dead Fish Washed On Florida Shores

Water-Sewerage Increases Proposed... .  City Might Hike Outside Charges

INTENSE HEAT SLOWS SEARCH FOR VICTIMS   Air Tragedies Push 24-Hour Toll To 176

Action Slated On Tax Bills “In Annapolit   Graduated Income Levy Use-Tax Measure Due For Passage; Elgin Onuster Is Seen

Last Of fax Bills Await Action In Legislature As Session Nears End:  CAPITAL - IMPROVEMENTS MEASURES INCLUDES 1. TAY OW BEAL ESTATE WHI.H MAY GO 10 3.5

Marshall Plan Hits Directly at Argentina   Western Nations Discussing Hemisphere Defense

Would Outlaw Neutrality  In Future  Marshall Makes Proposal At  Can ference

U.S. Presses For Binding Defense Pact   Marshall Proposal In Brazil “Mect Hite at Argentina

$5 Others Injured In Derailment of  Passenger Train   Crack Express Plunges Over Embankment on Way to New York

DuBois Man Is Listed Among Ten Dead, Count At Least 85 Injured   90-Foot Embankment Deep In Mountains Near Altoona; Details Slow Materializing.

10 KILLED, 85 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   10 Cars Derailed, Five Plunge Down Embankment

rAQT PENG! TRAIN LEAPS GHAVE TRAGH   Two Engines and Five Cars Go Over Embankment; 10 Cars Off Rails.

Temperatures   Pennsylvania’s Red Arrow Express Plunges Down Embankment on Hich Grade in Allegheny Range

17 Persons. Killed.  In Train Accident   At Least 85 Persons Iniured in Wreck Of Pennsylvania Railroad’s Express

House Overrides Tax Veto, Senate Nof Likely To   Truman Says Tex. Relief Should Be For Low incomes

Senate Action Pending; May Uphold Tr uman   Representatives Voted 299 — To 108—President Raps Bill

Second Tax Veto Killed 299 to 108; Now Before Senate   Total of 63 Demos Join Republicans.. Reports Indicate Senate Wil Cuctnin

Truman Overridden by House Today in Veto of Cut in Tay   Vote is 299 to 108: Senate Expected to Sustain ‘the President

 Four-Billion Measure Is  Turned . Down  / Second Time by  po * President

HOUSE VOTES TO OVERRIDE TRUMAN VETO   Senate Expected to Uphold Presidential Veto of Tax Reduction Measure   TRUMAN REITERATES HIS OBJECTION TG PROPOSAL

“Wrong Kind And Time’ Truman Declares In Message To Congress   House Has Everything Geared For Quick Overriding But Only Miracle Would Enable Senate To Muster Sufficient Votes.

SENATE SEEMS CERTAIN 10 SUSTAIN   ~ Cut At Wrong Time —  VOTE I$ 299-108   To Keep Legislation Alive; Upper House To Vote Later Today

Senate Believed Sure To Sustain; Truman Reiterates Stand Of Previous Veto

Senate Vote Is Expected Late Today .  299 Vote In House For Tax Reductior

Senate May Sustain And   Vote 299 To 108, More Than Enough For Twos Thirds Majority.

GOP Leaders Forecast Senators Will Sustain Truman’s Bloekine Action

4Billion Saving for Taxpayers Is Lost for the Year   Lacked Five Votes of Enough to Over-ride President

Two Third Vote   Republican Policy — Committee To Press For Action in Senate

Tax Cut Bill On Same Path   Senate Passage Over Veto Doubtful; Truman Restates Position Against Bilf

‘Speedy Action On Tax Bills Set In Senate   Substantial Shift Of Demos To GOP Side le Noted

Reiterates Statement That Bill Provides Wrong Kind of Reduction at Wrong Time

Vote Is 299 To 108 To Override Truman: Senate Expected To Kill Bill

House Votes To Override Tax Cut Bill Veto   Senate Expected To Sustain It.

THINK SENATE WILL ACT 10 KILL MEASURE   Lower Chamber Vote Is Recorded at 299 to 108

Dresident For Second lime Vetoes Tax Slash   GOP House Leaders Plan Immediate Vote And Confidently Forecast The Necessary Two-Thirds Maiority To Override.

GOP TAX GUT VETOED AGAIN BY PRESIDENT   House Promptly Overrides Action But Senate Vote Exnected to Sustain.

House Votes To Override President   Substantial Shift Noted Amona Democrats

HOUSE LEADERS SET QUICK VOTE ON OVERRIDING   President Declares Picture Hasn't Changed Since Earlier Rejection

House Rides Roughshod Over Tax Veto; Oratory Slowing’ Senate’s Action

VOTE BY SENATE IS EXPECTED TO REVERSE ACTION   International Crisis Is Given As Reason For Veto

BUT SENATE EXPECTED 10 SUSTAIN IT   Republican-Democratic Coalition in House Rolls Up More Than Necessary Vote to Reject the President’s Stand.

DEMOCRATS JOIN. GOP. 10 ROLL UP 2B 10 1B TALLY   Measure Now Goes To. Sen. ate Which May Uphold  Chief Executive

Truman Says Bill ls "Wrong Kind at Wrong Time   Expected Failure in Senate to Throw Issue Into 1948 Campaign

President Holds To ‘Wrong Tax And Time’ Theme   Senate Is Expected To Sustain Action

‘Truman \ Vetoes Tax Bill Anil House Quickly ¢ Overrides Veto,   Democrats Join In. - Overriding;. Truman Savs Cuts Unjust

Vote of 299-108 Gives Measure 28 More than Required Two-Thirds Poll; Senate Expected To Kill It By  Vote Late Today

House Overrides Veto by a Vote Of 299 to 108   Senate Expected to Sustain President

Tax Bill Veto Vote Slowed In Senate   House Overrides President; Solons May Sustain Him

HOUSE REJECTS TAX BILL VETO IN 299-108 VOTE   Senate To Take Action; Expect Truman Victory

239vy  ABOVE REQUIRED SUM   Senate Leaders Plan for Early Ballot with Result Stil! Doubtful

THE HOUSE VOTED TO OVERRIDE THE PRESIDENT’S VETO   Indications. Are That the Senate Will Sustain Wt   THIS WILL KILL BILL   The House Vote to Override Was. 299 to 108 on the Measure.

Senate Action on Republican Bill Eynected to Be Known by Nightfall

‘Says It Is Wrong: Reduction. At,; The Wrong.Time  SENDS MESSAGE House Is Readv. To         House Is Ready To Start Voting To Override Veto

‘ Republican-Democrat Coalition Rolls Up More Thon Two-Thirds Vote Aaainst Veto

Truman Calls Bill Unsafe, Unsound,  And Unfair   WASHINGTON, July 18. (P— The senate sustained the tax veto by a vote of 57 to 36.

second Veto of GOP-Backed Bill for Tax Cut Sent to Solons by Truman

CLOSE TALLY IS EXPECTED ~ BY SENATORS   INDICATIONS POINT TO SENATE SUSTAINING TAK SILL VETO BY TWO. VOTES

Senate Fails To Override New Tax Veto   Five Votes Short; House  Delivers Rebuff to President

TEMPERATURES   Senate Presses. For Quick Vote, CufSeenDoomed   Taft, Other GOP Leaders Concede Measure’s Defect

Slim Hope For Majority In Senate   ‘Truman Restates Arguments Againat Republican Bill

Ballot 299 To 108; Up To Senate   Trumen Reiterates His Earlier Stand; Cites Foreian Situation.

Wrong Time, Wrong Bill,  Truman Says   President Sends Tax Reduction Veto Message To Congress; Doubt Ability To Override

House Overrides Truman's Tax Veto: Bill Goes To Senate   Overrule President by 28 Votes; Repeats Reasons For Rejecting GOP Legislation

Lower Branch Of Congress Votes 299 To 108 In Favor Of Reduction Despite President’s Objection— Senate Republican Policy Committee To Press For Decision Later In Day—Executive Again Calls Bill “Wrong Kind At Wrong Time”

But Senate Ts. Expected: To Sustain      ‘TRUMAN REPEATED, FORMER OBJECTIONS TO BILL AND. ALSO INSERTED ONE NEW ISSUE

Truman Message Again Says Not Time for Slash   Senate Presses For Vote Later Today On Second Veto Of Tax Reduction

Truman Again Thwarts GOP  Tax Reduction   Doubtful If Measure Will Become Law In Senate

STILL “WRONG KIND AT WRONG TIME.” HE SAYS   House Overrides by 299 to 108 Vote But Senate May Kill Bill

jews Day And Night    Substantial Number Of Democrats Shift Vote  : On Bill   OE ee     Wrong Reduction President Says   Truman Pleads Fairness For Low Income Group As Well As Others

Measure to  Face Another Senate Test   House Votes 299 to 108 For Reduction Bill; Senate Defeat Likely

The House Overrides Vete   Senate Expected to Sustain Late Today, However

Democratic Votes Aid Republicans To Blast Measure   Indications Show Senate Will Uphold  President’s Action

PRESIDENT VETOES INCOME TAX MEASURE SECOND TIME DURING PRESENT SESSION OF CONGRESS   Republicans See No Hope for Reduced Taxes on Incomes This Year——Senate Committee Indorses St. Lawrence Seaway Project—Senator Taft Announces Certain Measures Are to Be Pushed  Thru Before Adjournment Scheduled July 26

HOUSE SPURNS SECOND VETO OF TAX CUT ACT   Votes To Override Truman. 299 To 108; Senate Seen tikely To Kill Bill

63 Democrats Join GOP In Vote For Bill   Republicans Concede Senate Will Uphold President And Kill Tax Cut Until 1948

Vote in House Is 299 fo 108 To Override If   Senate Is Expected To Block Passage Over Disapproval

Senate Is_ Expected. To Sustain   Still Wrong Kind of Cut at Wrong .Time, Says Truman in Brief Message to Congress

GOP Leaders Admit Lack Of Vote In Senate   Immediate Ballot Planned In House, But Move To Override Expected To Be Defeated   President Claims Act ‘Wrong Kind’   Cites Obligations Abroad As Another Reason To Maintain Taxes At Present Rates   BULLETIN

Senate Likely Will Sustain Truman's Act   Lower Chanjber Passes Bill With 28 Extra Votes

‘Truman Tax Veto Topped by House   Vote to Override Was 299   }Senate Is Expected to Sus j tain Veto; an Issue in 1948  q

Tax Bill Veto Overriden In House 299-108   Sustaining Action Seandn Sanate

BUT SENATE VOTE LIKELY TO KILL BILL   World Crisis Is Veto Argument

GOP Senate Chiefs Fear Lack of Vote To Repass Measure   Vote In House Was 299 to 108 in Favor Of Enacting Bill

Senate Vote Holds Answer To Jan. 1 Cut   Truman Again Says Bill Wrong Kind Of Reduction At Wrong Time; Senate Defeat Expected

Final Action On Measure Up to Senate   Truman Again Rejects Move Te Slash Tarvec

EXPECT SENATE WILL BACK UP TRUMAN ACTION   House Rejects President's Veto Of TaxCutting Measure. But Little Chance Seen For Reducec  Taxes [his Year.

Vote Is 299 to 108,  98 Above Minimum   Senate Likely To Sustain President; Truman Calls GOP Bill Still ‘Wrong Kind’ of Slash at ‘Wrong Time’

Backers Win 28-Vote Edge For Measure   Senate Anticipates Ballot Sustaining President’s Action

Republican Effort Fails To Override   House Keeps Bill Alive 299-108 but Senate Margin of 57-36- Five Shv af Two-Thirds

Truman's Action Expected To Be OK'd by Senate   Upper Chamber Will Ballot Late Today; GOP Is Shy, Claim

House Over-rides Veto With 27 Votes to Spare; Measure Goes to Senate   Republicans Apparent ly Lack Two Votes of Two thirds in Senate

CHINESE FORCES CAPTURE YENAN   Communist Capital City Is Civil War Prize; Fight Bloodless

Chiang Seizes Reds’ Capital   Government Forces Capture Long-Defended Yeuan

China Nationals Take Communist Capital Of Yenan  Score Greatest Civil War Victory

SEIZE CAPITAL OF CHINA REDS   Big Victory Over Communist Forces Reported By China Govt. Troops

Sen. Wiley Of Wisconsin Drafts Plan   Would Be Presented As Amendment To Constitution

Sen. Wiley, Republican, Wis. Wants That to Be the Limit.   NOT AS A CRITICISM   House Already Has Approved a Similar Limitation.

HOLD FARMER IN TRIPLE SLAYING   LEADS OFFICERS 10 BODIES OF TWO MEN; WOMAN ALSO DIES

CAPT. RUSSELL SNOOK SPEAKS TO KIWANIANS   Loopholes in Law Outlined By New Jersey Official   INDUCT NEW MEMBERS

RAINSTORM TO PASS OVER STATE TODAY   Moisture Will Be Slight and of Little Thirsting Grain Crops.

HOLY LAND MAY GET UN STUDY   Some British Say Palestin Problem Threat To Peace, May Ask UN Help

Dispute Would Be Described as Threat to Peace   Fear of New Acts of Violence Is Felt as Jew Is Condemned

3-POWER TREATY IS PROPOSED   Pact Would Be Formed With or Without Russio

DULLES OFFERS PLAN FOR PEACE IF Blo 4 MINISTERS CLASH  LAWMAKER DISAGREES. AS FOREIGN RELIEF  HEARINGS CONTINUE

Asks Treaty To Enforce  Disarmament  Dulles Declares France Has Gold

Dulles Proposes Three-power Pac  Asks Action If Four Major Powers Fail

France, Britain  And US Listed   Step Is Proposed To Guarantee Disarmament

Dulles Seeks To Banish  Peace Fears   Russia Has Held Back Two Years, Declares U.N. Delegate

Urges Treaty Between U. 5., Britain, France   UN Delegates Plan Hinges on Result of London Meet

‘Action Asked If Russia Balks At  Four-Power Paet   Agreement Sought To Eliminate War Fears From Postwar Europe

— Three-Power Disarmit  Pact Asked.   Dulles Suggests U. S., Britain And France Act If No Agreement Is Reached At London

Dulles Says Big 3 Can Keep Peace   Re . Mundt Says Aim Should Be to Build a Better Furone

Delegate To UN Meetings Speaks Mind   Disarmament Pact Plan Laid Before Senate Committee

Holds Hope 4 Nations  ” Can Effect Agreement, but if Not Then Three Should, He Feels   AsksFence forReds   Mundt Says Russians Should Be Stopped in Seizing Areas

Such Action Necessary If Big Four Cannot Agree at London Meetina, He Says

U. S. Envoy Urges Three Power Pact   Would Eliminate Fear Factor In Post-War Europe Picture

1  Eisenhower Asks Harvest Sharing   Calls on Kansas to Help in European Aid Plan

BRITISH CUTS IN PURCHASES TO HURT U.S   Experts Predict Slumfy In Exports of To: bacco and Some Commodities.

TOBACCO MEN SEE U.S. LOSS   Say British Economic Move May. Crimp American . ot. cs bdustry.

CIO Pickets Taft Wedding  In Wit ces   Threats Of Mass Turn Out Die As Only Handful Go To Church

Uninvited Guests: ICIO Members ‘Picket? Church  As Taft’s Third Son Marries

Carter Blames Legislature For Lower Pensions   Director of Missouri Welfare Sends Letter With Reduced Checks

Missouri Checks To Pensioners Off Because of Funds   Did Not Appropriate Enough Money to Pay Says Welfare Head

Age Pension Explanations Go With Check   July Payments Averaged $31.82 Instead of $35

CHECKS FOR-OLD ~ AGE: PENSIONERS. LOWER THIS MONTH   State Legislature Failed te Appropriate Enoygh. -Money: ~   ALL ARE SENT NOTICES   Proctor N.. Carter, State Wel: fare Director, Reports the’ Shortage. .—

‘Old Age Pensioners’ Checks Lower Because of Small Appropriation

dlouse Delay On Aid Bill  Is Foreeast   Senator Lodge Backs Truman Plan; Rent Control Extension Asked

No Special Order For   Farm-To-Market Bill   Aid To Greece Bill May Be Given House Today

ROXAS ESCAPES GRENADE BLAST   Four Injured in Attempt on Life of President of Philippines

ROXAS NEAR ~ PLOT VICTIN   PRESIDENT HAS. NARROW. EsCAPE IN GRENADE BLAST DURING, MANILA, PO --, LITICAL MEETING °—

Lynchers Face Greenville Court   Thirty-One Men Indicted In Murder Of Negro Man

31 To Face Charges In Lynch Murder   28 Defendants  Taxi Drivers

COOK SCHOOL TICKETS ARE TO G0 ON SALE   Thursday First Day te Buy Three-Session Blocks   1ST CLASS MAY 20

COOK SCHOOL TICKETS ARE TO GO ON SALE   Thursday First Day tc Buy Three-Session Blocks

Soldiers Flail Jewish Scores  Refugees Removed To Detention Camp

Many Are Beaten Into Submission   Detention Camp Fate Of Those Rerred From Palestine

Hamburg Is Scene Of Melee   One Of Three Ships Unioaded; Resisting Group Sent To Camp

Jews Are Landed ‘At Hambarg Port   Some Resist Debarkation and Are Handled With Force   TAKEN OFF TRANSPORT   Had Circuitous Voyage After Leaving France for Palestine

Refugees To German Camp   Many Jews Shout Betrance At Being Removed Forcibly From: Ship to Trois

British  Land Jewsin — ‘Germany    Some of Refiigees:  Barred from Palestine Go OF Peacefully, But Others Must Be Forced.

Britain Lands Jews at Hambur Force Is Used   1 of 3 Ships Barred from Holy Land Js Unloaded

British Land Jews in Reich   Tommies Club Scores Who Refusec To Leave Ship

Resistance Put Up By Number Aboard Ship   Troops Carry Some From Vessels, Take Them To Camp

FORCE 1S USED ON SCORES WHO DEFY EVICTION   British Troops Crack Heads Of Jewish Immigrants Turned Back From Palestine And Who Refuse To Leave Ship At German Port.

British Use Cubs, Truncheons In Unloading Ship Full — Of Jewish Refugees At Hamburg; Hitlerism’ Is Charged

Cries of “Hitlerism” Heard as Exodus Jews Are Put on Trains to Carry Them to Camps

Swing Clubs On Scores At  German Port   Resisting Men, Wom en, Children Dragged Down Gangplanks

USE CLUBS UPON FEW WHO RESIST ORDERS ASHORE   EXODUS 1947 GROUP MAKES ROUND TRIP BACK TO GERMANY

Jews Forced To Debark At Hamburg   British Soldiers Club or Flail Scores Resisting Invitation to Step Off Onto German Soil

Scores Flailed, ~ Foreed To Land   Cries Of ‘This Is Hitlerism’ Made By Scores Of Those Barred From Palestine Who Resist Going Ashore In Germany

Jews Barred To Holy Land Taken Ashore At Hamburg   Refugees Shout ‘Hitlerism’ At British As They Are Taken Away To Concentration Camps For Further Disposition; Group At Sea Almost Since July

BRITISH UNLOAD ONE  SHIPLOAD OF JEWISH  REFUGEES IN GERMANY MUCH VIOLENCE FLARES  DURING DEBARKATION OE “eCyOnis”? PASSENGERS

British Unload Jewish Refugees in Germany   1,206 of the 4,400 Barred-From Palestine Taken From Ships After Resistance Is Broken By Flailing: Go to Detention Camps

Jewish Victims Resist Orders   Refugees Cry Out ‘Hitlerism’ At Soldiers

1206 Jewish Refugees Land AtHamburg   British Soldiers Flail Scores Who Resist Invitation to Debark

Many Disembark Earlier j in Peace      3,100 Still to Be Unloaded; Soldiers Forced to Carry Many from Ships

SOLDIERS USE CLUBS TO GET 1.206 OFF SHIP   “This Is Hitlerism,” Cry Jews as They Are Sent to Detention Camry

Resisting Jews Clubbed by British Soldiers; Bevs in Hanged in Effigy. ~~".

British Soldiers. Forced to Get Rough ta. Make Jews  Leave Vessel at Hamburg

Soldiers Flail Many Resisting Landing Today  Refugees Returned - From’ Palestine

British Troops Swing Clubs to Put 1,206 Ashore   Land On German Soi! After Long Trip: “Hitlerism” Cries Are Heard

Trains Carry Refugees To Detention Camp   Cries Of ‘Hitlerism’ Rise From Jews; One Of Three Transport Ships Unloaded

Some Are Beaten By Soldiers   Two More Ships Will Be Emptied Tuesday and Wednesday

Scores Are Clubbed As They Resist  Taken From Ships By British Troops

Some Leave In Orderly Manner While Others Are Carried Ashore After Soldiers Use Clubs; All Reported Quiet At ‘DP’ Camp

REFUGEES YELL HITLERISM’ AT BRITISH TROOPS   Group Rushed To Detention Camp In Germany For Future Disposition

Soldiers Flail Many Resisting Landing Today  Refugees Returned Fram Palactine ~-

4,300 JEWS IS DOCKED   Return to Germany; Rain Delays Landing; Demonstrations Start

MANY GL BY BRITISH ~ SOLDIERS   Nearly All Of 1,206 Step Peacefully A Ashore  OTHER SHIPS   Scheduled To Unload Tuesday Or Wednesday; Cries Of Hitlerism Heard

Jews Fight Soldiers As 1,206 Are Put Off Ship At Port In Germany

Violence Reported In Landing of Jews   British Take Off 1,206 Passengers  Of Exodus 1947--“hMitlerism”’ Charaed

Scores Flailed as Some Balk at Debarking   ‘Hitlerism,' Shouted by. First: Boatload ~ ‘on :. Way te Camp

Battle Breaks Out Aboard One Transport   Clubs and Truncheons Employed to Get Refugees Off Vessel

1206 Refugees Are Carried to DefentionCamp   ‘Hitlerism,’ Cries Mob as Tommies Beat Resisters

Charges of “Hitlerism’ Are Hurled at British  As Jews Leave Vessels

Soldiers Club R B ys : Resisting Jews   1,206 are Landed From British: Ship

Jews Fight Order To Land on German Soil; Had Been on Ship Exodus 1947 Since July 10.  ‘THIS IS HITLERISM,’ JEWS CRY ON LANDING

1,206 Jews Are landed At Hamburg   Were Barred from Palestine; Scores Suddenly Fight Back

Majority Land Peacefully, But  Scores Resist   Exodus. 1947, Group Sent to DP Camp— Two Other Ships Await Unloading

Remove Jews From Ships At Hamburg   Some Walk Off, Others, Resisting, Dragged Off by British Troops

British Club Jews As They Refuse to  Leave for Germany Unloading Begins Peacefully But Violence Grows

Soldiers Club Jews Landing In German Port   Disembarking Begins Peacefully But Some Resist Authorities

Jews Being Taken From  Exodus Ship   Many Forced From Vessel by Troops At Hamburg Port

Hitlerism Cry Heard From Manv   British Soldiers Use Force For Removal To Trains.

1,206 JEWS TAKEN FROM BRITISH SHIP   Troops Disembark Those Who Had Sought Illegal Entry Into Palestine, but Only After Clubbing Scores of Them.

Hundreds, Barred From Palestine, Are Forced By British Troops To Land At Hambure.

WOMAN KILLED BY BULL   Wes Attacked When She Tried te . Free Tangled Chain

Patrolmen Sue Diana, Husband   Asks $20,000 Each; Claiming That Characters Slammed 2?

CED Says Tax Can Be Cut and Debt Reduced   Six Billion Reduction, Three Billion Off Na tional Debt

Cut Would Stull Allow tor Aid,  Say Economists   Revenue Pruning Held Needed; Stabilizing Budget Policy Urged

COMMITTEE SAYS CUT BS NEEDED SOON   Declare Reduction Of $6 Billion Could Be Made in ’48

Taxes Can Be Cut 6 Billion, Group Reporis   Economic Committee Calls For Tax Slash. : Soon :

Debt Reduction Also Claimed Possible  Six Billion Slash In Federal Taxes Urged

Committee Holds Taxes Can Be Cut Six Billion.   Would Still Leave  3 Billion Surplus, 4. Billion for Aid  In 1948, Group Says

RADIO CONTACT IS ESTABLISHED   Downed Pilot Ligts Fires to Guide Medical Team — Number of Passengers Still Alive is Not Disclosed — Phine Has Been Missing Since Last Friday.

French Premier Revises Cabinet  amadier Reduree   Ramadier Reduces Number of Deputies, Asks for Confidence

Of Ruinous Policy   French Premier Says Fate cf Fourth Republic [s Now at Stake   COMPLETES TRIMMING ICABINET FOR CRISIS   ‘New Group Will Request National Assembly for Confidence Vote

Ramadier Lashes DeGaulle, Reds  Premier Forms New Streamline Cabinet

French Cabinet Is Streamlined To Face Crisis   Vote Of Confidence Asked For Tuesday

Ramadier Hits Extreme ‘Left’ And De Gaulle   Accuses French General Communists OF Trying To Ruin Their Nation: Picks Cabinet

Warns Against Big Business Control of GOP   Kansas Day Speaker Suggests Adoption Of 6-Point Procram

On Guard Against Big Business   In Kansas. Day Event Minniesota’s Stassen Warns Against Undue Power Among Factions

Greece Plans New Charge Against Balkan Neighbors   Country Determined To Keep Case Before UN Despite This Week's Soviet Veto: Greek Action Will Be Supported Strongly By U. 5.

Balkan, Far East Issues Head for Showdown in UN   Greeks to Submit New Protest Against Soviet Satellites

Doing So To,  Be for re UN          ACTION WILL BE St SUPPORTED BY UNITED STATES IN EFFORT TO KEEP PEACE IN BALKANS

Greece to File New Charges Against Balkan Neighbors to Keep Case Before UN ©

JOINT COMMITTEE AGREES  ON TEN DOLLARS-A MONTH FOR ALL WHO SERVED DURING WAR 

Bonuses For Ohio War Veterans And Teachers Move Step Nearer Facts

COMPANY FILES OWN WAGE SUIT   Moves To Recover Losses  For Alleged Slowdowns.

Waiting Thousands Welcome Royal Newlyweds As They Depart From Abbey

Tax Cut Prospects At Extra Session Believed Poor  7 mee Wott. Theor   Truman, Martin Think Europe, Price Action  Will Use All the Time

TRUMAN 10 MAKE NO TAX PROPOSALS TO EXTRA SESSION   Martin Believes Congress Will Be Too Busy With Other Problems to Consider Any Beduction Bill.   KNUTSON ANNOUNCES  HOE WILL SEE SPEAKER   Honse Ways and Means Chairman Has*Been Urging Action on a Proposed $4,000,000,000 Cut.

Truman, GOP Speaker Chill Tax Cut Hope   Special Session Unlikel; To Take Up Legislation On Pronosed Slashes

HOPE DIMMED OF TAX CUT AT SPECIAL MEET   Truman ‘Message Will Make No Mention Of  : Tax Revision

PRESIDENT AND MARTIN BAN A TAX CUT BILL   Republican Speaker O) House Joins Truman Against Action

Truman. Martin Bar Tax Cut at Extra Session   President to Make No Reference to Revision In Congress Message

Quick Action On Tax Cut Now Appears Unlikely   Truman and Martir Oppose Offering Of Legislation  In Special Session

Diary Reveals Girl’s Long And Brave \But Losing Struggle With Tuberculosis

Teamsters Refuse to’ Arbitrate  Vote Overwhelming! Against Accepting Truckers’ Offer, -

Nations Balk Ai Label of ‘Veto Slaves’  Soviet Boycott Menaces U. N.  May Ohiectivac

Argentina Charges Soviet Veto Illegal   -UN Membership Ballot Attacked

United States Opens New Drive tor  Balkan Peace   Demands Assembly Find Three Nations Guilty of Helping Greek Guerrillas

Demands End to Harassing Greek Nation   Russia Gets Crushing De ' feat In 28 Fo 6 Vote On  Another Issue

Drive Is Launched By U.S. for Balkan  Peace Committee   U.N. Assembly Asked to Name Special Group To Seek End of Greek Border Warfare; Soviet-Supported States Denounced   Ry FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

Red Nations Giving Aid To Guerillas   Smaller Nations Need Protection

Three Powers Are Denounced By American   Johnson Delivers One Of Strongest Talks Yet Heard on Issue

AMERICA TELLS GROUP DECISION: WILL BE CRUCTAI   Johnson Says Failure of As sembly to Act May Threaten Existence of United Nations.         DENOUNCES BULGARIA, ~ YUGOSLAVIA, ALBANIA      Calls on Organization to Find Three Guilty of Helping : Guerrillas Fight Athens Government.

Special Committee Would Include  five Great Powers   Albania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia Are Denounced in Lengthy Address Before U. N. by Tohnson

WIPES SONYA’S TEARS Spelling ‘Maggoty’ Makes Georgia Lassie Champion

STEEL MILLS CUT OUTPUT AS COAL MINES SHUT DOWN   Ten Thousand Workers (im Pittsburgh - Youngstown _ Area Furloughed by ~ One Big Producer,   NATION’S FUEL SUPPLY WILL LAST 31 DAYS   Rail Passenger Traffic @xpected to Be Curtailed If Diggers Stay Out More Than 10 Days.

Coal-Related Industry Feels Lack Of Fuet   31-Day Supply Available As Holiday Begins

Steelmakers Conserve fo Keep Working   Transportation Officials Say Railroad Passenger Traffic May be Curtailed

Steel Cuts Forces as  Coal Fades   Mines Back To Owners Monday While Workers Are On Vacation

Industry Feeling Coal Lack Pinch  Paid Vacations to Open This Week

Coal-Consuming Industry Begins Belt-Tightening As Fuel Supply Dwindles   Federal Estimates Place Supply Of Coal at Thirty-one Days As 500,000 Miners Start Holiday

COAL SHUTDOWN PERILS PLANTS   10-Dey Vacation for Miners Slows Steel Industry, Dependent woon Supplies

Miners Begin 10-Day Period Paid Vacation   One Bright Spot—Report Meet Lewis’ Basic Wage Demands In Full.

HUNGER PANGS IN FUEL FELT BY INDUSTRY   'MINES ARE CLOSED  AS WORKERS GO ON VACATION

Coal-Related Industry Has _ Hunger Pangs As Supply Is Shut Off ..— -

Coal-Related Industry to Feel Effeets   Nation’s Production Nearly Snuffed Ont as Almost 500,000 Men Start Holiday That Closes the Mines

Steelmakers Order Starvation Diets For Furnaces as Miners Start 10-Day Vacation With Pay

New Threat fo Production by Miners’ Holiday   Steel Plants Lay Off Thousands to Save Fuel Supply

Miners Vecation   Industry Gets Hunger Pangs For Soft Coal As Pits Close   Federal Estimates Say 31-Day Supply .On Hand In Nation

industry Feels Harder Pinch In Pit Exodus   Steel Cut Backs Increase; Only 31-Day Fuel Supply Reported on Hand

MINE HOLIDAY CLOSES MANY STEEL PLANTS   Pits to Open If anc When Contract Is Agreed Upon

Coal Production Virtually Nil.  Steelmakers Move to Conserve Fuel

825 Boys Open Buckeye Boys’ State Saturday   10-Day Session to Demonstrate How Government Operates

COTTON EXCHANGE STRIKE SETTLED   Workers To Return under New Bonus Program

Bogart Says He Hates Communism  And Washington Trip Was ‘Foolish’

Porter Returns From Greece; Remains Silent On Economic Conditions

Teachers Want. $1,025 Annual Pay Boost ‘Now’   Striking Pedagogues Of Buffalo, To Fight wT. eek

Halo Teachers vitinue Strike Pay Increase   Teachers Demand $1,025 Aenual Pay Rise “Now” Miers To JOIN

BUFFALO TEACHERS VOW FIGHT TO FINISH   Schools Paralyzed As 2,00C Stay Off Jobs.

BUFFALO TEACHERS CONTENDING CITY CAN BOOST WAGES      Schaols Remain Disrupted As Board Ponders Whether  Funds Available

[EACHERS ARE STAYING IDLE IN BUFFALO   Two Thousand Who Walked Off Job Yesterday Say They Will Fight to Finish to Obtain Immediate Wage Boosts,

Hand Buffalo Teacher Problem to N.Y. State   City Officials Pass Responsibility To the Dewey Adminictratvinn

STRIKE OF TEACHERS GOES ON IN BUFFALO   Educators Wait Reaction T¢ Claim On Pay Demands

Teachers At Buffalo Firm In Pay Demanc   ee! Declares y Will Strike They, Victorious’

Buffalo Urges Cov. Dewey End Teacher Strike   Walkout Of 2000 Forces Over 60,000 Pupils To Lose Second Day School

Buffalo Teachers Vow Finish Fight  For Wage Increase  2,000 Demanding $1,025 Annuol Pay Raice Now to Work

Teachers Plan Finish Fight, They Declare   They Await Reaction To Their Claim Buffalo Is Able to Meet Demand Pay Be Raised Now

Teachers In Buff alo Vote F inish F ight   Await Official Reaction Ta Their Claim City Is Able to Meet Wage Demands

STRIKING SCHOOL TEACHERS VOW FIGHT TO FINISH  SAY CITY OF BUFFALC  IS ABLE TO MEET PAY HIKE OF $1025 YEAR

Shing Belial Teachers Are Firm   Most of Schools Closed, Teachers Say City Able To Meet Pay Raise Demands

leacher Salary Issue 's Due   Legislature Is Heading Toward Finale

‘Startling News Of Communists Here Promised  Witness In House _ Says He Will Name - Thace In US Forces

Startling News On ‘Reds’ Looms   Night Session Seen On Vote Fraud Issue

Attacks Against  Hanoi Pressed LeClerc Reported in Embattled City

MRS. ROSE JUZER DIED LAST TUES.   Funeral Held 7 Today Fox Longtime Resident Of Plymouth County

Lewis, UMW File Formal Opposition ToGov thequest  ForSupremeCourtMandate

Lewis To Fight High Court Order  Formal Opposition res. 3 D.. Abbanwemanart

LEWIS FIGHTS NEW GOVERNMENT PLEA   Opposes’ Mave to Withdraw eat Kington

Lewis, Union Want Mandate In Usual Time  Formal Opposition + Immediate Order Is

WANT LEWIS TO CANCEL STRIKE SET FOR APR.    Government Seeking To Com plete Its Victory Over UMW Head

Lewis Union Balks At U. S. Plea for No-Strike Order   High Court Mandate Asked To Force Cancellation of March 31 Walkout   PROPOSAL UNFAIR, MINERS CONVINCED   Public Interest Would Not Be Served By Speed-up, UNW Counsel Says

Asks Court Not To Grant U.S. Request   Declares Delay Will Not Harm Public Interests

REQUESTS MORE TIME TO ALLOW CONSIDERATION   Formal. Opposition te Immediate Mandate Is Filed

STEEL QUIPUT CURB CHARGED   Trade Commission Claims Industry Forestalled Hike  In Facilities

FIC Expands Its Charges Against Steel Producers  lron Angle Dropped In New Complaint

indictments Name Garsson, Freeman   Perjury Chargec in New Acts Against _ Munitions Combine; Congress Has Active Day

Key Figures In Munitions Combine Case Are Named In New Indictments

Garsson Faces More Charge:   Special Grand Jury ‘Re. turns: Indictments In War Combine

Southwest's Femininity, 1,300 Strong, Plan Fight ‘Hold That Hemline’  Wemen Revolt Against Long Skirts Trend: Form A Club

1,300 WOMEN ORGANIZE IN REVOLT AGAINST NEW LONG DRESSES; TO HOLD HEMLINE

No Long Skirts Little Below Knee Club Will Hold Hem Line In Southwest This Winter

HOLD THAT HEM LINE  1300 in Organized Revolt Against New Long Skirts

Keep 1hose Skirts Short ; Sep “hose Skirts Short Organized Revolt Against Long « Dresses Is Gaining Momentum

FLOWER SALE AT HANSEN’S Hardware SATURDAY, April 5       RED CROS

ClO Will Battle For Repeal of Tatt-Hartley Act   ‘Says New Law Makes  _ a Crime to Exercise  Rights of Freedom

ClO PLEDGES REPEAL FIGH]   Convention Is Unanimous In Decision To Seek Labor Law Repeal

WAR ON TAFT LABOR LAW IS ORDERED   Convention of CIO At Boston Gets Under Way with Plans

CIO Will Battle New Labor Act   Convention Votes to Work For Outricht Repeal

ClO VOTES FOR 1-H LAW REPEAL   Convention Hears Labor Secretary Speak for 75 Cent Minimum

Seven Towns Fall to Chinese Reds   Communist Offensive Draws Near Peiping

‘Monty’ Ends His Talk with Reds   Canada Removes Price Controls   Peiping Threatened By New Red Drive

CONG. GERLACH DIES; REPRESENTED. STH DIST SINCE '39   Bucks-Lehigh : Was a Native of Bethlehem   With Heart Attack February 6th

Argentina and US in Peace Deal   Bitter Quarrel Of Years Standing Is Finally Patched Up

United StatesAndArgentina Finally Settle Differences, Leading WayToDefensePact

United States, Argentina End Dispute   First Decisive Step Toward Defense Kareement Is Taker?

United States And Argentina Patch Up Feud   Then Follows Move Toward Negotiating American Defense Pact

United States, Argentina End Dispute  First Decisive Step Toward Defense

Long U. S.-Argentine Quatrel Settled by White’ !4zuse Parley   Inter-American Defense Pact May Be it Picture; Argentine. Ambassador Tells Truman of Anti-Axis Policy

U.S., Argentina End Long Tiff   Peron Fulfilling Pledges Truman Announces

ARGENTINE MAY ACCEPT DEFENSE PACT   Long Dispute with U. S. Soon May Be Setiled Definitely

QUARREL WITH ARGENTINIANS IS PATCHED UP      Diplomatic Unity Now Restored Among Neighbors

END DISPUTE ON ARGENTINA   U. S. Patches Up Quarre On Axis Influence; Paves Way to Defense Pact

U. §.-ARGENTINE DISPUTE SETTLED   ACTION PAVES WAY FOR HOLDING INTER-AMERICAN DEFENSE CONFERENCE.

Defense Pact Action Is Begun At White House  Ambassador Reviews   Ambassador Reviews With Truman Steps Taken to End Axis Griz

ARGENTINA AND U.S. END FIVE YEAR QUARREL   Way Cleared For Inter American Defense Pact Parley

Two Held In Bank Robbery   Claim Businessman, Youth Admit $2,082 Holdup at Paragon

ODOM ARRIVES IN. TOKYO ON ROUND-WORLD FLIGHT   -Lanky-Airman Lands at Yokota Field 48 Hours, 35 Minutes Out of Chicago

Lewis To Start Negotiations On New Wage Scale   Parley To Establish New, Situation—Only 75 Per  Cent Of Operators Included   SOUTHERN AREA MAY RE SEPARATED

LEWI8 DROPS-DEMAND FOR INDUSTRYWIDE BARGAIN: ING AND ONE SESSION   " OPENS FRIDAY

British and Russians Sign Trade Agreement   Pact Involves Shipment Of Wheot to Britain-— Moy End Eatianing

Britain To Get Russian Grain In Trade Pact   May Bring End of Bread Rationing; Britons Cheered

Bevin Asks Disclosures By Molotov   Britisher Wants to Know Number of German War  Prisoners Held

Russia Will List German  PW’s Held   Molotov, Answering Bevin, Denies Germans Serving In Soviet Army

RUSSIA ASKED FOR DATA ON WAR PRISONERS   Report About Germans Entering Soviet Armed Forces Called Nonsense.

SUDAN'S FUTURE MAY REAGH™         Egypt insistent: Albania Asks Postponement of Hearing

U.N. May Get Egyptian Case   Negotiations With British Reported Stalemated

Egypt to Submit Demands to U. N.  Negotiations With British Ended

Swift Is New Conservation  Office Chief   Succeeds Vanderwall As Director Of Wisconsin Department; Served As Deputy 12 Years

“Hexed’ Negro Believed Cured   Durham Magician Visits Franklin County Youth, Brings On Cure

Hospitals Fail; Magician Succeeds . . . .  Youth Abed Many Weeks Suffering An “Evil Spell” Is Cured By Magic Art

Balkan Repori Raises New  Threat of  Russian Veto   Commission Hits Soviet Satellites  . For Part in Trouble On Greece’s Border

Mother's Blood Supply Replaced   Positive Tupe Used for Negative After Childbirth

A Complete Change Blood By Transfusion Saves Life Of 20 Year Old Mother

Mass. Nominafes Nicholson, Diniz For House Seat  Vacancy Was Caused By Gifford’s Death

Agreement Signed   Pact Would Admit 200.000 Workers Into France in 1947

Landon Urges G OP To Tax A way Profits   High Prices More Danger ous To Enterprise Than Communism, He Says

Prices Said Top Peril Over Reds   Landon Tells G. O. P. to Tax Away Excess Profits, Cut Tariffs

DANGER IN HICH ORICES -- LANDON   One-time Candidate Talks To Party Leaders

Landon Says High Prices are More Dangerous to Free Enterprise Than Communist Party Has Ever Been

Snow Falling In Wide Area This Morning   Relief From Cold  Wave Is Expected Hawn G8 aanbccs

PRICES AND WAGES STILL ON UPSWING   New Increases Reported. Ir Food And Commadities

Writer Sees No ‘Brigade’ In Macedonia   Yugoslav Republic Concentrates Upon Improving Country, Living In Peace

———  ~ Yugoslavs Along Greek Border Interested ~ In Farming Improvements, Not Fighting

Newsman Visits Tito’s Macedonia. Finds No Signs of War Preparation

BIG AND LITTLE INCH LINES SOLE   Houston, Texas, Firm  Pays $143,127,000

American Legion Favors Drive to Ban Communists   House UnAmerican Probe Committee Asks Citation for Contempt

Bar Communists, Legion Urges   Contempt Writ Issued in Passport Ring

Six Injured In Building Crash   Cincinnati Legion Picnic Ends in Near Tragedy as Dance Hall Collapses.

Lightning Hits Tree, Hurting Six   Huge Tree Smashes Thru Pavilion Roof   FIREMEN CARFLED

TREE RIPS PAVILION; SIX SUFFER INJURIES   Dancers Have Close Call In  :  Storm Wear Cincinnati

COOL WEATHER MOVING EAST   Expected to Reach Buckeye State by Tuesday Night

Much OF U.S. Still Held In Grip Of Heat   Temperature Above 100 Degrees Common; Cooler Weather Moving Down From North

Cooler Days In Prospect For Midwest   Heat Slackens In Plains States

Cooler Weather Is On Its Way   But Temperatures To 100 Degrees And Higher Prevailed Over Weekend.

Bradley To Take. Over Top  --Army Job Next Spring After Eisenhower Gives Up. Duties

GENERAL BRADLEY IS NAMED BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN TO SUCCEED RISENHOWER AS TOP ARMY MAN   Will Take Over When Predecessor Retires to Become Head of Columbia University—Chicago Rail Executive Designated to Head Veterans’ Administration—Nation’s Chief Executive  Sees No Reason for Cutting Sales to Russia

Bradley Named Chief Of Stalt; Railway Head Is New YA Chief   Carl Gray Named As New Veterans Administrator

RAIL EXECUTIVE APPOINTED NEW DIRECTOR OF VA   Cates To Be Marine Head; Littlejohn Quits WAA; Deputy To Fill Post

New VA Administrator And Marine Corps Head Named: Little john Quits

Gray Appointed Head Of VA To Replace Bradley   General Made New Chief Of Staff By President

Carl Gray Named Head Of VA   President Names Gen. Bradley Army Chief of Staff

Bradley — To Top © Army Job   Will Become Chief of Staff When. Eisenhowe! Retires in Spring; Gray to VA Post

Gen. Bradley Is Selected Staff Chief   To Leave VA And Replace ‘Ike’; Others Appointed

Bradley to Supplant Eisenhower   Head of Veterans Administration to Be Succeeded by Chicage Raillraad Evecutive

Truman Names Rail Executive To Head VA   Maj. Gen. Cates to. . Succeed Vandegrift As Marine Commande:

Carl Gray To Succeed Bradley   Top Military Job Shifts Follow Navy Changes

Gen. Bradley fo Be Army Chief of Staff   Railway Man” Will Head Vets  Adminictration

Cari R. Gray Takes Over Vets’ Berth   Important Post Given To Rail Association Head

Bradley to Be New Chief of Staff of Army  Railway Executive To Be VA Official

GRAY SELECTED BY PRESIDENT AS HEAD OF VA   Maj. Gen. Cates Will Take Vandegrift’s Marine ' Corps Job

Railroad Man te Succeed Bradley  VA Head to Become Army Chief of Staff °

Gen. Bradley Named Army Staff Chief   Change To Be Made When! Eisenhower Resigns in Spring; Rail Executive To Take VA Post

Bre. y Will Be Army’s New Chief of Staff   Carl Gray, Jr., Will Be His Successor As VA Administrator

Ejsenhower To Step: {Out of Top Military: ' Past For Colleae Job

No Hint Yet As To When ‘Ike Will Retire   Carl R. Gray, Named To Succeed Bradley As Administrator Of Veterans Department

Bradley Is Named Army Staff Chief   Gray Will Succeed Him As Veterans Administrator

Rail Executive  ToBecomeHead Of Vet Affairs :   Cates Will Replace Vandegrift as Marine Cammander

Bradley Named Chief Of Staff, Gray to VA Post   Truman Completes Reorganization Of Nation’s Armed Forces

Car] R. Gray, Chicago Re publican, to Begin New Duties January 1

Gray, Railroad Executive, To Veterans’ Post   North Western Vice; President to Head Service Administration

Gen. Bradley To Be Army's New Chief Of Staff; Gray To Be Veterans Administrator   Bradley To Take Over When Gen. Eisenhower Resigns; Gen. Cates To Head Marine Corps

Will Replace Eisenhower In Army Top Job   Carl R. Gray, Rail Executive, Takes Over VA Work. _

BRADLEY NAMED TO SUCCEED IKE AFTER HE QUITS   Chicago industrialist to Heac Veterans Administration on January First

TRUMAN PICKS NAILROAD MAN TO HEAD VETS   New Commandant for Marines Is Also Announced

BRADLEY IS 10 BE THE ARMY'S NEW CHIEF OF STAFF   This Announcement Was Made Today by President Truman.   SUCCESSOR IS NAMED   Carl R. Gray, Jr., Chicago, to Sueceed Him In the Vets Administration.

GRAY 1S NAMED AS CHIEF FOR VETS' AFFAIRS   Bradley Will Step In As Army Chief Of Staff When Ejisenhower Retires In Spring; Railroad Executive To Be  New VA Head.

Bradley Is New Chief of Stafti   Chicago Rail Executive Named Veterans Administrator: Cates Will Command Marinec.

Rail Executive To Head VA;  Cates, Marines President Will —   President Will Accept Littlejohn’: WAA Resienation

Truman Names Omar Bradley Chief of Staff   President Appoints Carl R. Gray Jr., Rail Head and Republican, As VA Administrator

CHICAGO-MAN APPOINTED TO ~~ READ THE VA   TRUMAN: ANNOUNCES pres. . ENT VA CHIEF To TARE “TOR OST INT

Truman Picks Carl Gray Jr. Veteran Chief   Prespect Eisenhower ‘May Retire Before G&G. O.P Mee? Studiec

TRUMAN FILLS KEY POSITIONS IN RESHUFFLE   Gen. Omar N. Bradley Named Successor To Eisenhower

Gen. Bradley To Succeed  Eisenhower   Other Changes Are Announced By President

Gen. Bradley New Army Chief of Staff  ee © Se cae   Carl R. Gray, Jr., To Become Head of Vets Administration

President Announces Appointment Effective Upon Eisenhower's Resignation   Carl R. Gray, Jr. Will Direct VA   Maj. Gen. Clifton B. Cates Chosen To Become Commandant Of Marines

—ARMY— — Bradley © New Chief Of Staff —   RAIL OFFICIAL TO HEAD VA

CARL R. GRAY APPOINTED VA. HEAD   Rail Executive To Assume Duties January 1   NEW COMMANDANT   Of Marine Corps Is Nameds War Assets Administrator Resigns

CARL R. GRAY TO TAKE OVER VA LEADERSHIP   Littlejohn Resigns as War Assets Director; Cates New Marme Head

Name Bradley Chief of Staff  Carl Gray, Chicago Rail Executive, To Head VA

Bradley Named Chief of Staff; Gray to Head VA  -General to Take Control When Eiscnhower Shifts oe Columbia University

VA Chief To Succeed “Ike” At Army Head   BRADLEY TO REPLACE GEN. EISENHOWER IN 1948

Bradley Named To Succeed Gen. ‘Ike’  As Chief Of Staff   Gray Made VA Head; Littlejohn Will Resign

Chicago Railway Man Appointed Director of VA   Moberlyan Will Assume Duties on Retirement Of Gen. Eisenhower .

Bradley to Be New Army Chief of Staff. Nex Spring; Gray to Head VA

Will Leave VA Post to Replace Eisenhower   Rail Executive Takes Charge of Veterans Affairs

Gen. Eisenhower ToBeSucceeded By Gen. Bradley   Veterans’ Administrator Tc Become U. 8. Army Chief Of Staff   GRAY IS SELECTED FOR BRADLEY POST

Carl Gray, Jr., Will Become New VA Head   Gen. Eisenhower Will Leave Army to Become Colombia “U" President

V.A. Chief Named to Succeed “Ike”  Carl Gray, Chicago Rail Executive,

BRADLEY GETS POST HELD BY EISENHOWER   Veteran Administrator Will Succeed Ike as Army’s Chief-of-Staff.

Bradley Named Chief Of Staff   Carl R. Gray To Take Over Veterans Post

General’ “Will Succeed . Eisenhower; Gray Is  .. Chicago Railway  ts Official °

Carl R. Gray, Jr. Takes over Jan. 1   WAA Chief Resigns, Truman Appoints New — Commander of Marines

President Says He'll Succeed Eisenhower   Little Dixie ManTo Take Nation’s Top Military Post

Gen. Omar Bradley Will Be Appointed Army Chief of Staff  Truman Also States Carl Gray, Chicago, Will Be VA Head

Bradley Gets Chief of Staff   President Selects Flee’s’ Successor

DNABLEY IS NAMED AS CHIEF OF STAFF BY TRUMAN TODAY   Gray to Be New Head of VA. President Says at Capital; Cates to Head U.S. Marines.   OTHER CHANGES ALSO ANNOUNCED

Bradley to Be New Chief of Army Staff   Will Teke QGver When Eisanhower Becemes Columbia U. President in Speiner

BRADLEY NAMED (CHIEF OF STAFF   (General To Succeed Eisen hower: Gray VA Head

Truman Picks Gen. Bradley As Staff Chief   Carl R. Gray Will Assume Charge Of Vets’ Administration; Cates Is Appointed Marine Commandant

Gen. Bradley Named Army Chief Of Staff   Veterans Administrator Is Named To Succeed Eisenhower; Carl Gray, Rail Executive Gets VA Post.

OLD SCHOOLS ARE SOLD AT AUCTIONS   Fretz Valley Building and Algard School Go Under The Hammer   THRU CONSOLIDATION

BEDMINSTER SCHOOLS PAOo: INTO HISTORY   Two of the Buildings Sold At Auctions Saturday   ONE SERVED LONG ERA

Find No Trace of Nine Fliers   Seaplane Scouts for Nine Hours Is Report

NO TRACE YET OF U. S$. PLANE   Search Continues Along Coast Of Ellsworth Lond for Nine Fliers

Planes Sweex Antarctica ©   Nine Fliers Missing;Little America Is Now ’ Only 600-Mules Away

Camera Shotgun Assault Probed   Victim of Attack Guarded by Police

CameraShooting Victim Guarded In Hospital   Police Fear Husband May Make Another Attempt on Her Life

GUARD WOUNDED WOMAN INN, Y,   Establish 24-Hour-Vigil At Bedside Of Woman AI. legedly Shot At Ex-Husband’s Direction; Search For Mate Continues.

Guard Posted Over Victim Of Subway Camera-Shootine  New Attempt on Life of Mrs. Rocco Feared; Search Continues for Womon’'s Ex-Husband

OUESTIONED IN ‘CAMERA’ SHOOTING   Wounded Wife's Ex-Husband Soughi

New York Police Post 24Hour Guard At Hospital Room of Mrs. Olga Rocce

Seek Man Who Plotted Murder   Heavy Guard Placed Near Brooklyn Housewife As Safety Measure

HUNT HUSBANDIN CAMERA SHOOTING   VICTIM GUARDED FOR FEAR OF NEW ATTEMPT ON LIFE

NEW MURDER ATTEMPT FEARED  “Guard Is Placed Around Room Of ‘Camera Shooting’ Victim

GUARD VICT VICTIN "OF GUN CAMERA   Fear New Attack on Mrs. Rocco °

‘Camera’ Shotgun Victim Guarded   ‘Hunt. For ‘Husband Accused. Of .Giving: Girl Friend Lethal Weapon.

Post Office, Newspapers’ Involved  In Controversy Over Lottery Laws

St. Louis, Baltimore Papers Protest  Newspapers Cautioned About Printing Stories Of Lotteries

Lottery Ruling Brings Warning To Newspapers   Post Office Raises  Controversial Issue On Lottery Stories

DISPUTE RAGES OVER LOTTERIES   Newspapers Cited for Carrying Stories of Events

SOVIETS WORRIED OVER STATEMENT OF GEN: MARSHALL   Reds. Concerned About Possibility General May  Penta tike tags Ss,

U, S. DIPLOMAT IS IMPATIENT. AT BICKERING   RUSSIAN CIRCLES SAID TO ‘FEAR THAT U. 8: DELEGA. “ PION MAY PACK UP .  AND RETURN HOME *‘

Russians Fear U. §. Envoy May Quit Conference   Reasonable Progress Is Remote, American Soys, Assailing Delay

Halt Haggling Is Marshall Demand At Moscow Parley   U. 8S. Secretary Of State Tires Of Bickering Over Procedural Matters   RUSSIA FEARFUL HE’LL RETURN HOME

Soviets Fear Loss Of Prestige If U.S State Secretary Leaves Moscow Protesting Bickering

Trio Arrested For Kidnaping And Car Theft   Woman and Two Men Held On U. 8S. Charge After Beating Motorist; Fleeing South

DeGaulle Urges United Europe To Halt Russia   General Says France Periled By Strongest ‘Enemy In Its History

Declares France Is Country Most Threatened Today   Gen. DeGaulle Says France Threatened By Strongest Enemy It Ever Had

FRENCH LEADER DECLARES REDS MENACE NATION   BITTERLY ASSAILS SERIES OF  COMMUNIST INSPIRED ©  STAINES IN FIRST INTEARVIEW oa

REV. DR. S. W. HERMAN DIES AT HARRISBURG   Well Known Minister Of Lutheran Denomination Passes Away At Age Of 69 Years

AMBASSADOR DIES SUDDENLY   Succumbs Half-Hour Before Leaving for Uruguay

Veteran Envoy Dies In Texas   William Howell Planned To Leave For Uraguay Today;

Diplomat Dies Today At Bryan   Ambassador Dies One Hour Before Departure Time   MARSHALL DISTRESSED “e ASSING TON Wee 29

DEATH TAKES U.S, DIPLOMAT HOWELL   Uruguay-Bound Ambassa: dor Dies In Texas

DIPLOMAT DIES AS HE PREPARES FOR TRIP TO NEW: POST    Ambassador to to Uruguay Dies A  Texiis' Home on Day.He Was to Start launt

DEATH CLAIMS ENVOY JUST BEFORE SAILING   Howell Stricken As He Gets Ready For Uruguay Trip

Envoy To  Uruguay Dies Unexpectedly   Heart Attack Fatal To William Howell

New Ambassador To Uruguay Taken by Death  William Howell, Due To Leave Today, Heart Attack Victim

- Wants To Provide Family With ‘Proper Food, Good Home’  Impoverished Mother Of 12 Offers To Sell An Eye To Highest Bidder

Mother Would Trade Eye On Proper Food   Impoverished Womar Seeks Funds To Care for Family

 IMPOVERISHED MOTHER OF 12 \OFFERS TO SELL HER EYE TO GIVE FAMILY “PROPER FOOD”

SAT. & SUN. SPECIAL +s T-BONE & SIRLOIN STEAK TOWN TALK RENTON ROAD.

Russian Action Not an Occasion For Excitement   MacKenzie Points Out That Even America Having Money Troubles

Russia’s Inflation Step Is No Cause for Excitement; U.S May Soon Be in Same Shape

Inflation In Russia Peesnt Mean Country On Verse OE beonamic Callan

U.S. Faced With Problem Of Averting Chiang’s Fall   RY HARRISON SALISBURY

2 Councilmen Summoned in Boston Probe   10 Employees At City Hall Among 25 Witnesses Called

Oklahoma Killer Dies as Shots Fly   Youth Shot Trying To Escape Arrest

G.0.P. Candidate Concedes Defeat Soon After Polls iClose; Voting Very Heavy

Kennelly Victor in Chicago's Mayoralty Race  Democrat Defeats Republican Root tor Position

LOUISIANA GOVERNOR ACTS IN MILK STRIKE   Davis Calls for Arbitration of Dispute Which Threatens Suppiv of New Orleans.

James Woodard Services Held in Omaha  AnacondaCompany Official Buried  TT. AT. a...

James Woodard  Services Held in Omaha  Anaconda Compan: Official Buried

THOUSANDS ONJEWISH. SHIPS   LONDON NEWSPAPER SAYS CREWS ARMED AND BARBED WIRE ON DECKS

PROTEST HANDED BACK TO RUSSIA   FEANCE REFUSES TO RECEIVE NOTE COMPLAINING OF TREATMENT OF REDS.

Russ Relations With France Are Again Strained   Soviet Note on French Treatment of Russian Communists Rejected

France Sends Protest Note Back To Soviet:   French-Russian Row Over Ouster Of Aides Grows

French Regime Flayed by Own  Mission Head  Government Exhibits asf 63s....,lC Gi ‘Trt  Rae   Government Exhibits Malice Toward Russia Col. Marquie Charges

French Reject Soviet Protest To xpulsions   (,overnment Gains at Least One Month of Labor Peace in Nation

Leftists Order Continuance Of Italian Strike Unt De Gasperi Bows To Unemployment Aid And Public Works Program

France Rejects Soviet Protests To Expulsions   Industry Near Normal As Red-Dominated Strikes Are Ended

SOVIET NOTE IS REJECTED   France Refuses To Receive Protest; Hears Attack By Own Delegate

Strikers Back To Work And Government Expects Month-Long Labor Peace   Russian Note Declared Injurious And Written In Virulent Language

USSR Protest Turned Down By The French   Quarrel Intensified Ai Protest Note Handed Back

GM Head Uraes Steady Output  Hits Strikes Which Affect Whole Nation

GENERAL STRIKE BRINGS WARNING   GM Head Says Nation Needs Continuous Production

Full Production, High Prosperity From Labor Law?   (Continued on Page 2)

Wilson Relates Nation's Needs For Production  Y ne ao 27   Economic Views Of GM Head Told Congress Group

Labor Law Is Seen As Step To Prosperity   General Motors Head Says It Is Important Step On Road To Full Production And High Prosperity For América   AMERICAN WORKERS ARE MOST PRODUCTIVE

RISK FIRMS T0 PAY NO INCOME TAXES   SNYDER SAYS THEY WILL BE  EXEMPT DUE TO TECHj NICATATIES OF LAW.

Life Insurance Firms to Escape ‘HT Income Tax   Quirk in Law Permits a 100.66 Per Cent Deduction

Conferees Vote Full Amount of American Relief   Vandenberg Opposes U. S. Funds Going To Pay Reds’ War Claims

Grange Chief Says Food Plar Up To People   Goss And Green Confer With Truman, Urge Co-operation

CZECH TERR ~ PLOT BALKED   ' ‘ROUNDUP MADE OF LEADERS IN PLOT SAID TO INCLUDE  . MURDER OF BENES

Legal Battle Over Contempt Fines at Climax   Attorney General To Conduct Truman’s Fight to Finish

High Tribunal Set To Ponder Legal Dispute In UMW Case   Lewis, Government Slug It Out Today  In Supreme Court

CASE OF LEWIS AND GOV'T UP IN SUPREME COURT TODAY   UMW Arsuing U. S. District Court Had No Right To Fine

High Court Hears Lewis Case Today   Mine Lawyers Will Go Before Supreme Court In Final Word Battle Over Contempt Fines

UNION LAWYERS SEEK REVERSAL OF FINE VERDICT   Clark to Carry Fight for Truman Against Leader of Coal Miners

Unions Unite Behind UMW Before Court   Government Use of Injunctions as Strike Weapon Attacked

SURVEY SHOWS GOP IS SPLIT ON LILIENTHAL   Taft And Vandenberg May Clash Over Confirming Atomic Chairman

CONFIRMATION OF LILIENTHAL IS DOUBTFUL   Still Has Narrow Margin, However; G. O. P. Split

Brewster Denies He Was Guest Of Pan-American On South American  Ln   Last Encampment For GAR Planned   'Cleveland To Stage What Is  Thought Will Be The  Final National En pnamnmrean?

In The Distance, Taps  GAR Encampment May Be Last Call for Bovs in Blue

UNION VETERANS TO MUSTER AT CLEVELAND THIS SUNDA)   ONLY 49 MEN STILL ALIVE FROM ,GREAT CIVIL WAR ARMY OF 1,500,000

Ex-Communists Say Reds In C10 Unior   Electrical Workers Contaminated, Committee Told:

TROPICAL STORM HITS HARD AT HISTORIC CITY   Communication Lines Down, Streets Flooded As Big ‘Blow’ Moves In

SECRETARY MARSHALL IS GOING TO MOSCOW   Vandeaberg And Cernnally Will Accompany State Head; Te Frame Eecich Treaty

Marshall To Attend Ministers’ Meeting   Session On Germany .Is Scheduled In ‘Moscow On March 10

Marshall Will Go To Moscow  Vandenberg, Connally May Attend Meeting

TO GO T0 MOSCN   WILL ATTEND BIG 4 MEETING MARCH 10—GROUP TO WORK ON. GERMAN PACT.

Marshall Will  Go To Moscow  Ends Speculation On March 10 Parley

BOARD MEMBERS GIVEN OKAY Senate Group Approves Dallas Man For Post On Parole Board

FRENCH CRISIS NOW SEEMS TO BE CERTAINTY   Threat of Dollar Is Causing Stoppage Of Nation’s Looms

U.S. Help May BeTooLate, Officials Say   Efforts Continued To Provide France With Emer-. gency Fund

French Crisis Now Appears Near at Hand   U. S. Aid May Prove To Be Too Little  and Too Late

U. §. UNABLE TO HELP FRANCE IN PENDING CRISIS   Economic Crash Looked For This Week; Vote  ©} A a [ ee paren

French Fund Crisis Near   A Showdown   Efforts Pushed To Provide Emergency Aid As Break Near

FRENCH CRISIS TO CATCH U.S      Diplomatic Officials Fear America Is Too Late

FRENCH CRISIS WORRY TO U.S   Stoppage of Dollar Buyin: Of Wheat, Coal, Fats Now Threatened

PRICE BOOM IN PORK DEVELOPS, TO HIT PURSES   ‘Increase Will Continue About Three Months, Livestock Men Say

CONSUMERS 10 FEEL RISE IN ABOUT 2 WEEKS   Hog Price Increase Expected to Continue for About 3 Months

PRICE BOOM SEEN ON PORK IN 2 WEEKS   Small Spring Pig Crop Blamed For Coming Raises.

SERMON BY ASZMAN   Union Thanksgiving Servrces at First Christian  Church

Bevin Blames Reds For Big  Four Failure   British Foreign Secretary Denies West Plans Separate German Regime

Reds Say U.S. Caused Failure Of Conference   Big Four Meeting ‘‘Sabotag. ed,” Commimist’ Party News Organ Aaserts Today

. Marshall Leaves for U. S. fo Give Report...  Bevin Blames Soviet Propaganda  ‘Attacks for Big Four Meet Failure

Soviet Attacks Wrecked Talks,  Bevin -Asserts Marshall Flies Home   Marshall Flies Home: Ambassador Dougla:  Ie With Secretary

Bevin Hits Russia for  Big 4 Split   Propaganda Blasts Are Blamed fer London Failure; Marshall Leaves

e The Weather   (Philadelphia Ushers in pete Year With Famed  Pageant of Funmaking

TENSION GROWS IN PALESTINE   Arab Proposal to ‘Liquidate Terrorists’ Draws Angry Reply From Jews.

ARAB AND JEWISH TENSION . ~ LEADS TO ANGRY THREATS   LEADER SAYS ARABS WILLPING TO="LIQUIDATE!:JEWISH TEMRORISTS IF BRITISH LEAVE

THIS 1S THE PAYOFF!  Even United States Steel. Biggest in World, Can’t Get Steel for Its Own Use

Overell Juror  Tells Of Threat   Judge’s Ruling Is Blow To Plans Made By  Prosecution

Says Labor Is Mainstay  of Capital   Cisveland Industria list Gives Advice On Finding Labor Peace

bad GIDL 44.  “VICTIM OF MURDER   Body Found Floating In Pil arim River

Autopsy Shows Girl Assaulted   Nude Body Found In River Shows Girl Raped Then Strangled With Rag.

FORD, G10 AGREE ON UNION SHOF   Sign Pact Minute Before Taft-Hartley Bill Goes Into Effect

Agreement Is Announced by Ford, Workers  1 leetseam  Foe slec clas

Member Sale Lasts For Week; Open Sale Is March 3   LIMIT IS 500 TICKETS

SET DATES FOR CLUB BANQUET TICKET SALES   Civic Club Member Sale I: Feb. 22-Mar. 1; Annual Banquet Mar. 11

100 ARRESTE IN KOREA PLOT   Russian-Held North Gives Direction, Says U.S. Leaders

100 NATIVES ARRESTED BY U.§   Revolt Inspired By “Directions From Russ Territory”

Hundred Leftish Koreans Arrested; Movement Inspired in Part in Ruse sian-Held North Kor-

CLAIMS SOVIETS INSPIRE RIOTS   Planned Revolution Smashed In U. S. Korean Zone

United Nations To Get Palestine Problem Soon   British Government To Hand Over Perplexing Issues To United Nations   MUCH SPECULATION AROUSED IN U.N

UN SPOTLIGHT ON PALESTINE   -DIS-PU-TE-BETWEEN RUBSIA  AND U. 3. TEMPORARILY ~ OVERSHADOWED BY HOLY LAND QUES... . TION

Truman Said He'd Relax—and He Is Doing ff   Gets Leng Steep, Eots Bacen and Fried Mush Breaking, Feels Fine

Truman Said He'd Relax—and He Is Doing It  Gets Leng: Sleep, Eats. Bacon and Fried Mush

TRUMAN TAKES IT EASY    President Relaxed While Taking a  Vacation in Florida

FOR RIGID JAP CONTROL   Chins . Vice President Fears New World Power Bid

Sound Boat Travel Tied UpbyStrike   Transportation Facilities For 10,000 Commuters Shut Off by Dispute of  Diiutlwases sei thes.

BURKE GIVEN PRISON TERM   3-Year Sentence Meted Ou! To Head of Columbians; New Trial Sought

NEGRO CHASER DRAWS 3 YEARS   Leader Of Columbian: Says Courts Can't Stop His Campaign

J-YEAR SENTENCE METED 10 BURKE   Columbians Leader Feel: Movement Will Survive Courts

Abolition Of Chain Gangs Is Blamed By Georgia Grand Jury For Prison Trouble

Ball And Chain: Abolition Of ‘Chain Gangs’ Blamed For Georgia Eseape

Absolve V Warden  Georgia Grand Jury Favors Return of Chain Gangs

Old- Age Starts in Bones  Fellow With Scythe Attacks Bones First In Human Beings

Battle O£ Sex Hormones Held Responsible In Age ing Process  Growing Old? Feel It In Bones? Professor Says Your Bones Know

Sugar Hormone Wins American College Of Physicians Is Told Old Age Opens Attack In Bones

Scientific Contirmation  Old Age Begins in Bones, Says Savant in Report to American College of Physicians

FBI Knew It All the Time   Persuaded Air Corps Vet to Pilet Bearker Thought on Way to Revefution

New Holy Land Clash Reported  atest. Bon wtia BE   British Install New Army Leader

New Commander In Palestine   Gen. MacMillan Succeeds Barker as Military Chief There

Commanders Changed In — Holy Land  Violence Flares   Violence Flares Among Arabs, Jews

CONSIDERED   New Commander For Palestine  Riots Renewed As Lead Changed

British Switch Commanders In Palestine Area   McMillan Replaces Bark er As Fresh Violence Sweeps Holy Land.

British Make Change in Commanders   Gen. MacMillan Now In Charge of Palestine Troops

Rhine Hero Takes Over British Troops As Violence Flares Anew in Holy Land

Britain Changes Palestine Chiefs  Holy Land Seethes With New Outbreak

New Leader. In Palestine.  Jews And Arabs Clash  Propose New Partitior

‘COMMAND CHANGED   Gen. MacMillan Takes Over from Gen. E. Barker

NEW CURBS TO ~ HIT HOLY LAND   British Change Army Lead: ers As Trouble Flares Anew

Shift in Command Made hy British in Palestine Area  General MacMillan Takes Over in Midst

BRITISH CLAMP ON MORE RIGID SECURITY RULES  GENERAL MACMILLAN TAKES COMMAND OF

NEW BRITISH COMMANDER IN PALESTINE   Change Comes inMidst of Outbreak Of New Violence

New British (Commander ‘In Palestine      Vet Of Rhine Storming Takes Over As More Vio lence Reported. 

Unions Await Labor Policy Clarification   Defer Comment On Proposed New Legislation

OHIO LABOR SET TO FIGHT PLANS   Holds Fire Till It Sees How Tough Measures Are

Unions Adopt ‘Wait and See’ Policy On Proposed State Labor Curbs

Unionists Waiting To See Policy  Two Bills Aimed At Labor In Fold

LABOR  PRIMES GUNS AT OFID PROPOSALS   Legislation Would Outlaw Closed Shops and Curb Strikes

Governor to Deliver His Message to Legislature Today  Montana’s 30th Assembly Completes Organization in Short Period; Leaders Named in Caucuses Flected

Governor to Deliver His Message  to Legislature Today  Montana's 30th Assembly Completes Organization in Short Period:

Red Alfaches Not Invited To Army Show   Bacouse Yorks Barred from Similar Ordrance Bemenstrations in Russia

RUSSIAN AGENTS EXCLUDED FROM WEAPON TESTS   U. S. Retaliates for Reds Bar Americans from Similar Shows in U. S. S. R.

Bars Reds — From Show   Army Hits Back for _ Discrimination Against Americans in Russia

Russia Barred From Seeing Army Exhibit   Reason: Americans Barred From Similar Russia Show.

Army Bars Reds From New War Demosiration..   Seys Nations Not Reciprocating US Will Not Attend

Russians Barred From U.S. Army Ordnance Show   Officials Say Move Made in Retaliation Aacains? Soviet

Soviets Barred From U.S. Army Demonstration   RUSSIANS HAD BARRED U. S. GROUPS FROM . SIMILAR EVENTS

 Ex-Secretary Publishes Memoirs aaekcretary Publishes Memoirs  BYRNES DEFENDS  — FIRMNESS POLIC

Byrnes Warns U. S. Must  ~ Restore Peace To Europe   Former Secretary Of State Doubts Russia Will Ever Force Use Of Last-Resort  Methods

Byrnes Says U. $. Holds Key To World Peace   “TOUGH POLICY’ WITH RUSSIA MUST BE CONTINUED

Reds bluffing, Byrnes’ Belief   But U. S. Must Act For Peace Regardless Of Russians

Byrnes Favors “Tough” Policy With Russia   Development Of Atom Bombs Must Be Pushed, He Asserts

Pray_andBuild Bombs, Advises James F. Byres   . Must Be: Prepared, - Says’ Former ‘Head : OF State ‘Dedsortmen

Byrnes Gives His Opinions On Russia   Says U.S. Should Not Start Anything It Is Not Prepared to Finish

Be Prepared To Go Limit Against Russ Byrnes’ Book Says   Doesn’t Believe Soviets Will Force _ Extreme Measures, Though

(Marshall Says World ‘Stability Is Necessary   Firmness With Patience Is Urged [Toward Russia in Book by Byrnes

Byrnes Expects Red Withdrawal   US Must Be Ready to Go Ahead with Peace Treaty with Germany

Byrnes Says U.S. Should Develop Better A-bombs   Declares Country Should Be Prepared For ‘Last Resort’ Meacuras in Evrone

 Byrnes Gives Views—  VU. S. Must Stand Firm, Prepared To Back Policy

POPE ISSUES CRIM WARNING   Catholic Leader Says World ‘Stuck And Sinking’ Under Problems

58 ARE ENROLLED ~ INDRIVING SCHOOL   First Course of This Type in State os Held  at

First Course of This Type in State Being Held at KU.   TO CONTINUE 5 DAYS

PHILADELPHIA POLIO PATAI   Girls Death Is First This Year —#101 Stricken in State

U.S. Gives Notice It Won't Be Santa To Latin America   Nations Must Provide Own _ Help First, Marshall Warns in Brazil   SIX-POINT RECOVERY PLAN 1S PRESENTED   Problems Will Be Taken Up Only After Urgent Needs in Europe

LATIN AMERICANS TOLD U.S. NOSANTA   Talk by Marshall Digest. ed at Meeting of Powers in Brazil.

Lafin America Told U.S. Nof. Its Santa Claus   Europe Comes First On Foreign Relief

EUROPE RELIEF IS PLACED FIRST   Marshall Tells Policy to Latin American Nations

BiG FOUR TURNS ATTENTION TO AUSTRIAN PACT   France Fights Stubbornly for Radical Program To Contrel Germany

Miners Donate $100,000 To Telephone Strikers   U.S. Conciliators Intensify Effort To End Walkout

Miners Back Phone Union Strike Fund   Government Presses For Settlement of Nationwide Tieup

UMW GIVES AID TO PHONE STRIKE FUND   Miners’ Union “Presents: Sum: “Of $100, coo -

Phone Strike F und Swelled $100,000.   United Mine Workers Make Large Contribution; Government Hopeful That Telephone Strike Naw in Third Week Will Ba Fnded Sharkly

Siviking Phovie Workers Aided   UMW Gives $100,000 To Telephone Union For a Relief Fund

Serious Floods May Hit Kaw, Tributaries   Weathernian Predicts Serious Results if Heavy Downpour Comee

RAIN ALONG THE KAW   Blue Overflows at Randolph— More High Water Likely

Heavy Rains Raise Rrvers   Predicted Additional  ‘Rainfall Expected to Send Several: Kansas Streams Out of Banks

MINE SHUTDOWN MAY BE EXTENDED BEYOND SIX DAYS   Workers in Two Districts Told by Leaders to Shun Pits They Consider Dusafe.   COAL ALLOCATIONS ' _ SEEN AS POSSIBLE    Employes of Dead Fuel:  Agency Held on Standby Basis by Interior Secretary Krug.

FEAR MINERS MAY STAY OUT   Retain Solid Fuels Agency On Standby Basis Against Continued Shutdown

Landis Moves To Close All Unsafe Mine:   Many Workers May Stay Out of Coal Pits Indefinitely

e The Weather   Morse Doubts Bill Outlawing Closed Shop Would Pass Court Test

Lawmaker Looks at Both Sides   Senator Morse Doubts That the Closed Shop Law  Would be Upheld

British Hang Gruner And ThreeOthers   New Curfew Grips Holy Lond In Wake Of Henaings.

FOUR GO TO DEATH ON GALLOWS; PUT ON RESTRICTIONS   British Take Precaiitions to Pre vent Outbreak After Pynalties Envoked

FOUR JEWS DIE ON GALLOWS IN - THE HOLY LAND   Doy Bela Gruner,:.3 : Others Pay. for Violence-—Cur.. few in Effect

Nov Bela Gruner One OF Quartet Hanged At Dawr   Britain Fears Reprisals;      . London Colonial Office

New Curfew In Palestine as Gruner Hanged   Tension Acute While Security Measures Taken

British Execute Holy Land Jews   Authorities [mpose Curfew, Expect Riot Over Four Hangings

JewishUnderground Leader Is Executed   British Clamp Severe Curfew on Palestine as Dov Bela Gruner Goes to the Gallows— Tension Great—Reprisals Feared.

Four Jews Executed in Palestine   Severe Curfew Law Clamped Down on All  Of Holy Land

Gruner Hangs; British Clamp Tight Curfew   Three Other Palestine Terrorists Go To Gal~ lows at Dawn

GRUNER AMONG DEAD; DRASTIC CURFEW SET UP   New Underground Violenct Seen As Tension Mounts Following Execution

New Violence Feared as 4 Jews Hanged  Bomb Uncovered In British Colonial

Holy Land Is Tense   British Clamp Strict Curfew in Effort to Avert Retaliation For Hanging of Jews

Four Jews Convicted of Terrorism Hanged Today and Curfew Imposed On Palestine: 400,000 Held in Homes

Palestine In Curfew Clamp As Gruner Dies   Holy Land Alerted-Retaliation Feared Afear Fvraeriutiane

Dots Figure Big Tn Vote Contest   Markey’s Attorney Says Recount To Be Completed By July 26.

STATE HIGHWAYS CLAIM VICTIM 13   Higher Temperatures fo Indiana Predicted by  Forecasters,

Traffic Toll Onicy Roads Still Climbs   Indiana Records Toirteentn Victim Since Storm Left Yoosier Highways Glazed.

U. Ss. Flier Foils Plot   Under Police Protection After Disruptinge  Stern Gang ‘Bomb’ Plan

American Flier Hides in Britain  Under Protection of Scotland Yard

"BOMB" PLOT WAS FOILED BY FLIER   U. S. Pilot in England for Safe Keeping.

Prevented “‘Bombing’”’ Of London... .  Alabama Youth Credited With Exposing Plot

‘American Flier Given ‘Credit for Halting ‘Plan to “‘Bomb” London

British Issue Balkan Warning   Albania and Bulgaria Cautioned Against Backing Guerrillas

Berkshire Fine Spinning Gives 10 Per Cent Raise  au, 000 Textile Workers, Including  iy = 8 ee

WALLACE BACKS RELIEF LOANS   But He Opposes Military  Men Dictating Terms

10 Percent Manufacturers’ Levy Included Tax Plan To Double Personal Exemptions Offered In House

Police Maul Communists As Rome Tension Mount:   Red Lawmakers Assaulted as City’s General Strike Enters Second Violent Day

Violence Grows In Second Day Of Rome Strike   Police Arrest 30 Strikers As Result Of Melee Over Traffic Block

Fresh Storms Are Brewing Today  In Pacific Ocean  Three of Five Ships In Distress Are Heading for Safety

THREE STORM-HIT SHIPS ARE SAFE   ‘Army Tanker, Steamer Still  in Uncertain Straits

STORMY PACIFIC BATTERS SHIPS   Three Of Five Vessels Reported In Distress Headed For Safety

Three Ships in Distress Are Reported Safe   Two Others Radio: for Help as New Storms Brew tn--the Pacific

Ships Rushing To Havens As Fresh Sane Develop   Three Of Five In Distress Yesterday Al- _ ready Safe. —

2 Ships Stil Fighting Seas   Three Others Reach Safety; Storms Brewing

BILL OFFERED FOR CURBS ON OIL EXPORTS   ‘Measure Is Introduced With Word Navy : Faces Shortage

Bill To Curb Oil Exports Is Introduced In Congress   Will Have To Buy 3,000,000 Barrels In Far East Because  Of U.S. Shortace

British Socialism Is Way to Peace, Attlee Declare:   Prime Minister Addresses  Labor Parley; Rebukes Party Rebels

Merger Bill Goes To White House  Military Training Bill Is Advanced

HOUSE PASSES: TRAINING BILL.   Measure Due for Early Action Next Year; Body  Annrovesc Iinifiad Sarvicee

HOUSE PASSES UNITY BILL ON ARMED FORCES   Military Training Put In Position For Vote In 1948

ARMY-NAVY UNITY BILL T0 TRUMAN   CONGRESS PAVES WAY FOR VOTE ON UNIVERSAL TRAINING EARLY IN 1943,

Merger Bill Is Sent. to President   Training Measure Docketed : for Early Action

Bill to Unify Armed Forces Given Truman   Training Measure Also Is Approved by House Committee

Service Unification Bill Is ‘Sent.To President Traman   Program-for-Universal-Military Training Put In Po sition for Early Action Next Year— Passage Anticipated

YOUTH TRAINING ON 1948 DOCKET   Bill For Armed Force Unity Is Forwarded To President

4()0-Mile Area Gets Warning   Where Storm Will Hit Uncertain, Officials Say

Storm Travels Uncertain Path   West Palm Beach and Jacksonville Keep Hourly Cheek on Tropical Storm Reging in Atlantic.

Giant Hurricane Is Moving Inland   Storm May Strike Florida Coast Near Melbourne: North Carolina Is Warned

Order ‘Storm: ‘Warnings  ‘Hoisted ; Fi rom Wes Palm Beach To: ‘Cape Hatteras As Swirl ing Winds Sweep In From Atlantic Ocea>

Florida Is Bracing For Heavy Blow          Morn With 140-MileFeeHour Winds Is ipping Inward 200 Miles Off Shore

It You’rea Co-op Member You Think They’re Great; If You’re Not, You Don’t

LITTLE CONFUSING  Learn About Eating Future With Congress And Othman

Plans For Army Reduction, “M:Day” Force Is Revealed Expect No Extension of Draft

Special U.S. Army Force Is Planned   Slash in Regulars And Formation of “M-Day” Troops Is Under Cancidarnéetas

Slash In Army Size Forecast After Hearing   Planning “M-Day” Force Of Trained Troops, Mem: bers Of Committee. Disclose In Capital

Plan 200,000 Cut in Army   Would Set Up “M Day’ Force of 1,750,000 Trained Troops

Disclose Army Needs For ‘M-Day’   To Reduce Regulars And Build Up Guard . ‘And Reserves in New War Department Plan:

War Department Announces Plan. To Cut Forces  _ Iden is Dependent Upon. "..Dhaiversal Training P; * hs Batid Be Matonal Guard

Army Uncloaks Training Plan   Plan Would Provide Expansion to 5,500,000 in Year; Depends on Congressional Action

200,000 CUT IN ARMY SEEN   War Department Reveals Plans to Wouse Committee

City Digging Slowly Out of  Record Snow   4000 Snow Plows at Work; Trains and Buses Resnme

Metropolis Due to Be ‘Well on Way Back To Normal’ Sunday after 25.8 Inch: Snow

Mayor States ‘Selfishness’ ts Involved   People Will Finally Decide Dock Control Cartwright Declares

rh Local  pils to  ter School   stration and Classes to Stort Monday   tired Farmer ies Friday;  rvices Today

Truman Flying To Bedside Of Dying Mother   Aged Woman Sinking After Valiant Battle At Home in Missouri

Truman in Hurried Trip To Visit Sinking" Mother   President's Parent Losing Her Long Fight for Life. Physician Reports

TRUMAN FLIES TO GRANDVIER   Parent Losing Long Batts Family Physician Tells White House

AGED MOTHER — a PRESIDENT NOW SINKING   TRUMAN To FLY To MISSOURI AS DEATH APPEARS NEAR FOR HIS MOTHER .. -

Brief Filed With High Tribunal in California Issue   Three-Mile Limit Is Termed Creature of International Law

Laraine Day Quits Films For Her Leo   Announces Plan For Remarriage On Fan. 22 Date

Violence Flares In Paris Subway And Bus Strikes   33,000 CommunistLed Workers Out; Power Plant Official Beaten

STRIKE FLARES INTO VIOLENCE   Paris Communists De. termined to Fight Until End

French Tieup Defies Efforts   33,000 Determine To Continue Sirike

VIOLENCE MARKS FRENCH STRIKE   33,000 Transport Workers To Continue Walkout

Paris Pickets _ Battle Police   Communist-Led Strikers Beat Up Manager Of Electric Substation

Former Secretary Of State Byrnes Tells Of Secret "Big Three” Deals

‘CWARNS RUSSIA   Story Tells Secret of Big Three Deals at Yalta — Reveals IntraCabinet Battle Which Resulted in Resignation of Henry A. Wallace as Secretary of Congress.

BYRNES TELLS - INSIDE STORY - OF DIPLOMACY   SLUNTLY WARNS RUSSIA THAT WORLD WILL NOT PERMIT SOVIET TO “VETO PEACE”

BYRNES’ BOOK IS WARNING TO RUSSIA   “World Won’t Let One Nation Veto Peace,” He Writes

BYRNES WARNS LEADERS Ot SOVIET RUSSIA   Book Tells Ot Secret “Big Three” Deals

Green Submits Record Budget  Of 948 Million   Declares It Is Balanced: 10 Pet. Pay Hike Asked For State Workers

GREEN PRESENTS RECORD BUDGET TO LEGISLATURE   TOPS APPROPRIATION FOR LAST 2 YE*RS BY $161 MILLION

Byrnes Says Allies Should Not Wait For Russia fo Draft German Treaty

Byrnes Urges Treaty Action   Says Reds Will Stall Indefinitely on Reich

Russia To Stall On Peace Treaty, Byrnes Predicts   Sugaests Allies Go Ahead With Own Conferences

Russians Will Continue Stall, Byrnes Avers   U. S., Britain And France on As Well Call Own Peace Parley, He Says

Byrnes Says Russians Plan Treaty Stall   DELAYING TACTICS OF REDS PREDICTED BY AMERICAN

Byrnes Urges German Pact  Without Russ   Declares Moscow Will Stall Indefinitely on Four-Power Agreement

Byrnes Predicts Russia To Stall   Would Go Ahead With German Peace Treaty Without Soviets,

Says Russia Will Stall   Se Byrnes for Others Going On With Own Peace Conference Without -Defoy

“Soviet Stalls On Peace’   Byrnes, Seeing No Hope of Cooperation ori German Treaty. Urges Parley Without Reds

Sigler Orders More Facilities For the Insane   Must Provide 612 Emergency Beds For Mental Cases

REPORT MADE TO SENATORS ~ BY CHAIRMAN   WHITE HOUSE AND HEAD OF CONGRESSIONAL ATOMIC COMMITTEE TAKE NO _ TICE OF NEWS STORY

REVEALS ATOMIC DATA RECOVERED   ‘Senator Says Two Soldiers Took Secret Papers At Los Alamos

Heads Democrats   Of National Committee   FORMAL RESIGNATION   Is Handed In by Hannegan As He Scores G.O-P. Leadership in Congress

Senator McGrath  Heads Democrats   Former Rhode Island Gov ernor Ils New Chairman Of National Committee   FORMAL RESIGNATION   Is Handed In by Hannega: As He Scores G.O.P. Leadership in Congress

Naval History Reveals First US. Shots of War Fired April 10, 1941

U. S. Was Shooting Before Attack (n Pearl Harbor, War Book Reveals

BOY HANGS HIMSELF OVER LOSS OF DOG   Uses Pet’s Collar to Commit Suicide Despairing That Animal Ever Would Return.

BOY HANGS SELF: PLPPY RETURNS   13-Year-Old Master Uses Mongrei’s Collar To End His Life

Three Youths Admit Robbing Business Firms  Police Recover $29 Hic   Police Recover $29 Hid. den Under Stump in Vacant Lot .

Three Youths Admit Robbing Business Firms   Police Recover $29 Hid. den Under Stump in Vacant Lot

JAPANESE FAVOR CONSERVATIVES   Premier Yoshida Is Given Vote Of Confidence

Conservative Parties Win Landslide Victory In The Japanese National Election

Honeymooning Mountbattens Attend Church, But Get No Special Sermon

GREEKS  TROUBLE SURGES   Warring Leftists Refuse to Turn in Their Arms To Premier

but He Spoke Soprano Tokyo Listeners Chilled by Radio Warning of Sea Beast

Nine Persons Are Hurt in Mishap  Bus, Auto Crach in   Bus, Auto Crash in Blinding Storm

Nine Persons Are Hurt in Mishap  Bus, Auto Crash in Blinding Storm

Strike Still Not Settled Over Nation   Conciliators Report ‘‘Some  Progress”—Hold Confer ences in Washington

‘Some Progress’   Phone Negotiations Contin. ue; Michigan Company Rejects   NO WORK IN NEW YORK   37,000 Employes Fail t< Return After Leaders Make Agreement

Conciliators Try To Settle Phone Strike      Plan To Submit Own ‘Com. promise Wage;’ Steel Workers Still Out

Some Progress Is Made In Phone Negotiations   Intensify Efforts to Settle Long Lines Phase of Walkout

(Pin Hopes On Wage Formula Compromise   Michigan Co. Rejects Offer; New York City Strike Lnsettled.

(Compromise Wage Plan  Being Drawn   ‘Guarded Optimism Voiced By Conciliators Based On Deal Being Worked Ont by Government

Some Hope In Phone Strike   Conciliators Report Some Progress Based On Compromise Wage Formula

Offer Phone Settlement Formula    Federal Conciliators Suggest Compromise Wage Pact; Report “Some Progress”

‘Some Progress In Phone Strike’  Optimism Expressed; Camnramice le Aim

Other Arrangements Made For 2,500 Students Expected in December   iMISSIONARIES TO TALK

HOUSING NEEDED  FOR CONVENTION   Other Arrangements Made For 2,500 Students Expected in December   MISSIONARIES TO TALK

15,000 March In  Legion Parade   State Veterans Turn To Routine Business; Finances Discussed.

Fail to Break U.S. = Russian UN Deadlock   Decision on “Dangerous Situation Delayed—Ukraine  vs. India

Joins Chase With Stassen, Sen. Bob Taff   California’s Governor Will Not Compete In Other Primaries

Gov. Warren GOP Candidate For Presidency   But He Will Make Nc Active Campaign For Convention Delegates

WARREN ENTERS PRESIDENT RACE   CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR SEEKS ONLY BACKING OF OWN DELEGATION

Seeks GOP Nomination... .  California’s Governo1 Pitches Hat Into Ring For Presidential Race

Warren in Race for Presidency   Stassen to Enter Primary Contest In Nebraska

Warren Enters GOP Race For 48 Candidate   California ‘Governor. Will Refrain From Primary Contests; Seen As “Compromise”

Gov. Warren  TIn-GOP Rae   Californian Won't Make A Personal Campaign Or Seek Other Delegates

WARREN A CANDIDATE   California Governor Would Accept Nomination for President

WARREN TO SEEK GOP NOMINATION   Enters Calif. Race With  Two Reservations.

GOV. WARREN TOSSES ‘HAT’ INTO GOP RING   Will Not Seek Delegates Outside State of California

Wallace Urge Ration Return   - Congress, Truman Are Responsible To See Prices Cut. —

ReparationEnd Urged on U.S.  House Group. Favors Plan TT... £2 Rs oo

STEELMAN ASKS FOR MORE FOR RESEARCI   Warns Of ‘Uneasy Character Of Present Peace’

“National Survival’ Demands More Spending For Scientific ‘Research, Steelman Declares

U. S. Lagging In Science, Officer Says   Truman Assistant Urges More Extensive Study

Pushbutton War Seen Urge Increase. Spending for ‘National Survival’ in U. S.

More Money For Science. Seen Need —   National Survival : Demands Research President Told

‘Spending for Scientific Research Not Great Enough Says Steelmar in Report to Nation's President

More Funds  For Science   “National Survival’ To Depend Upon Research Steelman Tells Turman

More Funds Questions For Science ToBeAired Study Asked At Meeting

More Spending For Scientific Research Is Need   Steelman Says Nation Survival Demands It

Steelman Urges Science Program To Guard U. S.   Advises Research Subsidy Reaching Total Ouilay of Twa Billion Dollars Yearly

teelman Says Survival Demands Bigger Outlay  LAE We OAS Ne A ER ENE. ct  ENTREATS MORE SPENDING FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCKH

Science Research May Cost Nation Many More Millions   Proposal Is Made Thru Suggestions Offered By President Truman

‘National Survival’ Demands Hike In Scientific Research, U. 5. Told   Presidential Assistant Steelman’s Report Cites ‘Uneasy Character of Present Peace’; Calls for Sharp Boost in Research Spending

AMERICA NEEDS MORE RESEARCH   STEELMAN DECLARES SURVIVAL DEPENDS - ON PREPAREDNESS

UNRCaSy £ Cate ent  ‘Spending Hike ‘or Research “ermed Must  ‘or ‘Survival’  ; Steelman Advocates  , Two Billions Annually BF. Taen Rar Beaman

Science Fund Hike Urged By Steelman  Research Vital To Survival, America Told

Science Board Urges Boost in U.S. Research  Steelman Says Fund Of $2 Billion a Year Waodad far “Survival

Sharp Increase In Scientific ResearchNeedec   Nation’s Surviyal Demands Spending Steelman Declares

Intense Science Activity Is Asked   Steelman Advises More Research Necessary

Advocates Increased Researeh   Survival Depends On Increased Spending For Seience, Says Steelman In Report

National Survival Necessity?  Steelman Urges More Scientific Research

Asks Doubling o Research Funds  Steelman we mmittee Reports to Trum

Demands Funds For Scientific  Study Doubled   Chairman of New Research Make: First Report to the President

SCIENCE HOLDS KEY TO FUTURE SAYS STEELMAN   Presidential Assistant Issues First Report As Chairman Of Scientific Researc b Board; Proposes More Funds.

Research Funds Are Vital Need, Steelman Says   Presidential Aide Advises Spending To Advance Scienc

U.S. URGED T0 SET RESEARCH AT HICH MARK   Presidential Assistant Says Na tion Must Not Fall Behind  ine Science   UNSETTLED CONDITION GF WORLD -IS STRESSED

More Research in Science Called for  Survival Depends on It, Steelman Says

National Survival Demands Hike Ih Spending for Research--Steelman

Glen Tayler Will Ge Riding Again   tdaho Senator to Crusade Far World Peace :

White Steeds Groomed  Senatorial Knight to Make Cross-Country ‘Peace Trek’

New Floods Grip Middlewest; Property Damage $100,000,000   Aissouri River Leaves Its Banks And Flood Warnings Are Broadcast At Kansas City; Hopes Height ened That Levees Along the Swollen Mississippi Will Hold: Rains Descend on Stricken Areas.

Rains Agaravate Missouri Ficods   Kansas City Areas Get Five Inches of Water Overnight

Floods Spread Along Missouri   Mississippi Dangers Appear Lessening

STATE ROBBERY RING SMASHED   Officers Arrest Eight Men in Series of Raids at Oklahoma City

Garman Named Agronomy Head At University   Soil Scientist With South Carolina Station Appointed

PRESSURE 13 BROUGHT 10 SAVE UN MEET   Marshall, Bevin May Quit Unless Russia Changes

Latest Chance To Save Parley fs Now Up To Russia   Pressure Brought On Soviet Government For Move To Save Conference   NEXT FEW DAYS TO SHOW PARLEY’S FATE

Red Attitude Stiffens at Moscow Today   Marshall Rejects * Soviet Demands for Quick Reparations ..

PRESSURE ON _ RED LEADERS   WESTERN POWERS TUAN ©? HEAT BY INDIRECTLY _ THREATENING TO END § PARLEY ‘

FOR HUNGARIAN PROBE REFUSED   New Protest May Charge Soviet Misuse  of ACC

\U: S. REQUESTS FOR INVESTIGATION SCORED BY OFFICIAL  Balkan Probe Vetoed By Soviets

Americans Accused Of Supporting Persons Plotting Against Republic

Russian Commander Turns Down American Proposal   Note Refusing Investigation Given to Brig. Gen. G. H. Weems Claims U.S. Attempting to Defend Individuals

Reds Again Reject U.S. Probe Plea   Charges of Hungarian Coup Termed “Fiction” By Soviet Commander

Indonesian Row May Lead Russia To Exploit Orient   By JAMES DD. WHITE AP fForelen Affair Analyst

House Rejects Home Sale Plan   Would Have Let Vets Use Terminal Bonds

SEE NO BREAK IN DUAL RULE   Thompson Gets Duplicate Georgia Seal and Oath Book

WORD BATTLE ON IN GEORGIA   Gubernatorial ial Fight Settles Down To Exchange Of Bitter Statements

Dewey Scores Political Victory When Legislature Agrees to “Go Along” On Major Bills Of “47 Program

RED-DOMINATED HUNGARY SEES WIDENED PURGE   Review Set Of ‘Resistanc Certificates’ Of 200, Including Officials

Hungarian Reds Widen Purge, Take  Resistance Papers   Priests, Titled,Professional Folk Among Those Who May Lose Their Certificates  ‘

PURGE IN HUNGARY WIDENED   Committee To Review Those Who Opposed Germans

Red Regime Widens Purge In Hungary   Opponents Face Loss Of Lands

Hungarian Reds Busy Widening Purge Of Foes      Special Committee To Review “Resistance Certificates.”

Communists Widen Purge After Taking Over Hungary  Catholic Cardinal-and Bishop Threatened With Loss of "Resistance Certificates”

Purge Will Be Launched in Budapest Soon   To Review Resistance Certificate Holders,

“RED” PURGE IN HUNGARY IS WIDENING   Communist-D 0 minated Government Reportedly Moves Against Dissident Elements in Nation on Several Fronts.

HUNGARIAN. ‘RED SAYS, ‘ACHESON PROMISED:TO‘SUPPORT -EX-PREMIER: -

Hungarian Reds Widening Purge   Civic, Intellectual Leaders Threatened

REPORTS SHOW REDS WIDENING HUNGARY COUP   Resistence Certificates of Nearly 200 Persons to Be Closely Reviewed

REDS SET TO PURGE RIVALS   Draw Lists of Hungarians Who “Collaberated” with Germans.

Hungary Reds Widen Purge   Government, Church Heads Face Scannine

Alleged Letter Of Acheson to Hungarian Cited   New Leader, Backed By Soviets, Pleads For American Help

Dinnyes Denies Hungary Coup   Russia-Backed Premier Says Large Banks To » Be Nationalized

Those Without Certificates Showing Resistance to Nazis Face Loss of Lanc

Scores Facing ChargesLodged By Red Regime   Nobel Prize Winner Says 12 Scientists Should Be Expelled; Termed  “Reactionaries”   UN World Police Plan Draws Fire   Russians Insist Major Powe ers Supply Equal Nun» ber Of Planes, Mer and Ships

‘DISSIDENT ELEMENTS’ 10 BE TRIED   Soviet-Dominated Hungorians Steps Up Action

To a Found; Is R   Communist Revai_ Reveals Letter To Ex-Hungary Premier

Red Government Of Hungary Widening Purge   Leaders of Opposition Parties May Lose Their Freedom; Lands to Be Taken From Some Found Guilty of Working With Nazis in War

Hungarian Reds To Widen Purge   Plan To Review Certificates Of 200 Persons

CITES ACHESON NOTE TO NAGY   Hungarian Red Says Ousted Premier Had Dledce of ‘Support’

Purge Spreading In Hungary with Red Support, lip   Communist Pressure Now Being Applied Throughout Balkans

MANY 10 GO ON TRIAL AS CONSPIRATORS   Opponents of Regima May Lose Land and Right to Vote

Communists In Hungary Widening Purge Against All Dissenting Elements

Anti-Communist Purge Underwa In Hungary  High Officials’ Stetus ome ing

Leading Hungary Communist Says  Letter Found   Yugoslavia Discloses Broadening Scope Of Balkan Conferences

Tells Governors We Must Protect Stake in Europe With Enlarged Economic Aid

MARSHALL SAYS “TLS. MUST GIVE ~ EUROPE MORE AID   \Declares Continent Will Turn Away From Democracy Unless Assistance Is Fortheoming.   SPEAKS AT DINNER OF STATE EXECUTIVES   Calls on Governors to Back   Program That Will Be Laid Before Congress   In danuary.

Marshall In Plea For Aid  For Europe   Secretary of State Tells Governors Convention U. S. Must Finish The Task Or Dvift In Government

GOVERNORS ARE ASKED TOHELP RECOVERY PLAN   Marshall Says U. S. Must Aid Europe Or See Na tions Shun Democracy   PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE. TS VITAL NECESSITY

Governors Hear Situation Grave  Democracy To Lose If Action Delayed

Marshall Says U. 5. Must Give Aid To Europe      Secretary Tells Governors Nation Has ‘Incalcul¢ able Stake’

Marshall Asks Governors  to Back Plan  Says United States Must Protect Its Stake in Europe

Marshall Says U.S. Must Protect Stake In Kuro pe With Aid   Secretary of State Tells Governors Nation Must Help European Countries or Watch Drift Away From Democratic Ideals

Marshall Says U. S. At Turning Point In Relations With World   Tells Governers’ Geaference ewference Hefion Kast Pretect Hs ‘ixealeulable Stake’ in Europe Or Gas Bemaeracy Dlespnear

Turning Point For U. S. and  Kurope Seen  Author of Aid Plan Makes Appeal to  Group of Governors

Marshall in Talk to  Governors   Says US Must Proteet Sts “Incalculable Stake” in an ERYOpe ea

Secretary Of State Tells Governors Of 48 States Enlarged Economic Aid Needed To Keep Old Country Democratic

Declares United States Faces a Turning Point   Seeks Aid of Governors in Forming Favorable Public Opinion

EUROPEAN AID IS PROMOTED BY MARSHALL   GOVERNORS TOLD U.S. MUST FINISH ECONOMIC TASK

This Country Stands At Turning Point in its Relation to Nations: of the Old World

US Must Aid Europe Or See Continent Turn Away From Democracy, Says Marshall

ee ee ee ee ee co. ge  Carpenter Hurt In Fall Today At Murnhvehboro

Spain inthe Middle of © Red Debate   Both Catholics and Communists See Franco Boost

(Editor’s Note—While Drew Pearson is on vacation, the Washington Merry-Go-Round is being written by his old partner, Robert 8. Allen.)   Farmula for Peace

Hunt 3 White Men In Fatal Gretna Holdup   No Trace Of Safe Taken From Negro Farmer's Home

Margaret Truman’s Ready fo Broadcas!   Says She's _Completely Re. covered from Severe Cold, Sings Tonight

Margaret Truman Arrives In Smoky City For Launching of Concert Tour

TERMINAL PAY CASH SPONSOR DEMANDS VOTE   Economy Advocates Given Fright By Action

Truman Hoists Import Curbs   Checks and Balanees Plan To Protea U. S. Firms

Reciprocal Trade Order Is Issued  Escape Clauses Now Part of Pacts

Truman Order: Tighter Trade Pact Controls   Presidential Action Designed to Protect American Interests

SAFEGUARDS TIGHTENED ON TRADE PACTS   Truman Orders Escape Clauses Inserted In Agreements

HOUSE GROUP SLASHES FUNDS FOR TREASURY   Committee Chops One-Third From Fund Asked

Treasury Funds Cut One-Third   House ‘Appropriations Committee Votes To Slash 1948 Treasury Request For Cash

House Group Cats One-Third from Treasury Budget   SNYDER PROTESTS  REDUCTION ORDER   Secretary Says Cut Will Result in More Loss Than in Savings

TREASURY FUND SLASH IS VOTED BY HOUSE BODY   Appropriations Group Also Reduces Request for Postoffice Spending

Begin Slash In Funds for Fiscal Year   House Appropriations Com mittee Cuts Third from  Treasury Asking

Appropriations Committee Cuts Treasury Funds   Post Office Request Ig Trimmed Slightly

Treasury Dept. Trimming Vote By Committee   Washington —(UP)— President Truman will send a special message to Congress next week asking American financial aid for hard-pressed Greece, congressional sources reported today.

HOUSE GROUP GUTS DEEP IN MONEY BILLS   Foresees Tax Cut in 1948 by $830,000,000 Revenue Bureau Slash.

House Unit Wields Axe On Cash Bill   Approves $882,716,750 Less for Fiscal 1948 Than Was Sought.

SNYDER'S WARNINC IGNORED BY GOP IN ECONOMY DRIVE   Postoffice Depariment. Bud". get Reduced by Only 1 Per Cant *

House Group Slashes Fund For Treasury   One-Third Reduction Voted by Committee; In Face of Waruine

,ommittee Cuts Treasury Funds 3yv One-Third   Depite Warning of Secretary Snyder Republicans Order Budaet Reduction

One-Third Lopped Off Treasury s Request For Operating Funds   Appropriation Committee Uses Knife Sparingly On Post Uttice Department's Estimates Of Necessary Operating Fund.

NEWS ON SUGAR IS DUE FRIDAY   Committee Is Expected to Reach Agreement Soon

CAPITAL FEARS —-REBEL-ATTACK   RADIO. REPORT FROM” HEADQUARTERS OF REBELS CLAIMS ASUNCION

AFTERMATH OF LANDSLIDE  Father Tries to Hang Self After Family of 7 Drowns

TRAGEDY TOO’ MUCH FOR DAD  Landslide Wipes Out Family, He Tries Suicide

Family of Seven Perish In Flood  Father Tries to Hong Self, Is  ff «4 Se

Pan Am Highway May Be Closed More Than Week   Flash Flood Kills Family of Seven; Two Others Dead

GOVERNOR SAYS PEOPLE OPPOSED TO ADDED LEVIES Jester Warns Solons To Slash Appropriations To Avoid New Taxes: Threat Of Veto Is Seen

Evicted Wisconsin Co-ed Planning  War Against Race Discrimination

Six Saved After Crash In Antarctic   Three Navy Men Die, But Others Rescued After Two Weeks

Dangerous Rescue Mission in Antarctic Completed   Patrol Bomber Exploded in the Air After Grazing Ice Shelf, Survivors Report: Three Perished

Dangerous Rescue Mission in Antarctic Completed  Patrol Bomber Exploded in the Air   Patrol Bomber Exploded in the Air After Grazing Ice Shelf, Survivors Report; Three Perished

MARSHALL HAS ‘BIG PROBLEMS “TOBE SOLVEI   rere ‘WEEK MAY BE ONE OF  MOST CRUCIAL FACED BY SECRETARY OF STATE

U.S. -PHILIPPINE PACT APPROVED   Roxas, McNutt Sign Treaty ) For Mutual Defense : In Pacific

Court Backs Tax Use  For Catholic Busses   Hauling Pupils With Public Funds Brines Tribunal’s 5 to 4 Ruling .

STORM LASHES TEXAS TOWNS; LOSSES HEAV)   Eastern State Area Suffers Mest — Power Service Is Disrupted

Bullet-like Hail Cuts Swath in East -Texas   Domage ot Jacksonville Estimated at 2 Millian—~ Small Tewn 'Meurctnta.t?

Storm Rips East Texas   Hail Blown By Hard Wind Cuts Million Dollar Damage Swath

HAIL STORM HITS EAST TEXAS  .Jacksonville-Athens Area Suffers Damage in Millions

Hail and Wind Cut Through In East Texas   Three Towns Hard Hit By Hail Which Downed Power Lines; Damage _ Placed at $1,000,000

Wilh BULLET FORCE  Hail Cuts Wide, Million Dollar Path Through East Texas Area

Heavy Loss Is Reported For Wide Section   Jacksonville Hard Hit; Power, Phone Sarvice Disrupted

Tornado Hits Arkansas, 27 Reported Dead   Twister Kills 11 Negroes In Farm Section Near Pine Rinff

HUGHES WILL APPEAR ON QUIZ STAND TODAY   General Also Scheduled Tc Be Called Upon Again

Wise Elected President of County Board   Commissioners Organize anc Annownce Appointments; OMeill Renamed County  Atorneyv.

Rename All Officers To  New. Terms   Commissioners Elect Wise President, Hauck As Secretarv .

lS. Broadcasts To Russia Will Begin Feb. 17th  Designed to Present Factual Picture Of American Living

U, 5. AIR WAVES INVADE RUSSIA   Shortwave Broadcasts To Bring Propaganda Direct To Soviets

. 9. TO RADIO NEWS TO RUSSIA   DAILY BROADCASTS, LASTIN( ONE HOUR, WILL START FEBRUARY 11.

U. 5. Will Start ¢ Daily Broadcasts To Russia Feb. 1]   To Emphasize Unbiased News of Life in America

Attempt Made To Bring Out  Plane Victims   53 Persons, Largest On Record, Die In Plane Crash In Columbia

Search Parties Push Into Colombian Mountain, Scene of Worst Air Wreck

Fotr-Engined Platié. Grashes Ante Cloud-Shrouded Motiitain aid fix+ lodes — Burning Gasoline Time Underbrush into Binéral Pyie,.:

as Killed as Plane. Crashes in Colombia  8 Americans Are Identified In Worst Commercial Air Crash

Eight Of — Dead Were      Americans   AIRLINER HIT MOUNTAIN WALL; ‘EXPLODED AND PLUNGED 2000 FEET INTO A CANYON

8 Americans, 45 Others Die In Air Crash   Plane Hits Mountain In Colombia, Falls -2.000 Feet, Burns

SOUTH AMERICA CRASH KILLS 8 AMERICANS   Fifty-Three Killed In Worst  Aviation Disaster

MANY KILLED. IN COLOMBIAN PLANE CRASH   Searchers Hunt Through Jung] Choked Chasm For 53 Dead

Firat Shuffle Since 1901   REMOVE BODIES OF 53 DEAD IN “WORST” CRASH   By Unitet Preca

DEADLOCK HITS PEACE EFFORTS IN OHIO STRIKE   Company Offers $4 Weeki Boost, But Union Claims it’s Not Acceptable

G.0P. VICTORY SEEN TOP NEWS STORY OF YEAR   Editors Select Outstanding Happenings In The Nation   STRIKES SECOND   OPA Decontrols And Nazi Trials Also  High On List

NAZI PLOT SEEN TO SEIZE POWER   COMMITTEE SAYS FOLLOWERS OF HITLER ARE QUIETLY REORGANIZING.

Committee Finds That Nazi Network  Is In. creasing, Directed = By Former Nazi Learers.

King Mihai Relinquishes His Throne  In Romania   Romance, Politics Seen in Decision; Red Government  Proclaims Republi

Young Ruler Quits Throne; Reds Move In   King: Mihai May’ Marry Princess'‘Anne Of — -. Denmark

Red-Dominated  Republic Born As Ruler Quits   Populace Bewildered Over Action: Monarch Free to Wed Princess

Romania King Quits; Love or Politics?   Move By Mihai Unexplained Fully; New “Republic? Is Formed

Young Mihai Quits His Throne   ‘Popular Democratic Republic’ Quickly Proclaimed

Abdicated King Is Now Free to Wed Princess Anne   Young Mihai Gives His Reasons As Due to “Changes in His Nation’

‘Young King Abdicates Throne \Of Romania And Government 'Proclaims Nation A Republic

Romance, Politics — Questioned   Soviet-Model Praesidium Now In Foree

ROMANIAN KING ABDICATES; 10 WED PRINCESS   Communist Leaders At  Once Prociaim Land Miaese *h Dassen”

BEDFORD SIAMESE TWINS SUCCUME   Problems Are Posed for Parents Today after Deaths of Tots.

OIL TANKER ~ REACHES PORT   Ship Radioed for Hel; In Midst of Swirling Storm

ACCIDENTS TAKE 6 SOONER LIVES   Four Are Drowning Victims, One Traffic Fatality, Another Electrocuted

CATTLE TRADING QUIET IN CHICAGO   i  SOME N. Y. RESTAURANTS TO SERVE LESS MEAT AS RESULT OF PRICE RISE.

Trading Quiets In Livestock: Prices Lower   Restaurants May Be Forced To Withdraw Some Meat Dishe<

Meat Dishes Disappearing From Menu In the East Because of High Prices

EATING PLACES CUT OFF MEAI   High Prices  Forcins Restaurants To Trim Menus

Meat Stil Ballooning;  Cafes Kick      Some Restaurants In E  Taking Meat Courses  Off

Restaurants Are Forced to Cut On Meat Menus   Anderson Says Increased Costs Are Caused by Demands of Consumers

HALLORAN ELECTED OHIO LEGION HEAD   Springfield Attorney Suc: ceeds Schoeppe

EMPLOYEE 10 FIGHT OUSTER IN HIGH COURT   Former Federal Employee Fails  To Get Hearing

Five Firemen Believed Buriec In Fire Debris   Caught in Collapse — Of Floor of Building In New York City...

ICC Orders Rail Safety Equipment Installed On 45,000 Miles Of Track

Folsom Asks State Prison  Reform Quiz   Governor Places Emphasis On Morals, Discipline And Rehabilitation

Folsom Calls For Prison Reform’  Unusual Message issued By Governor

Incomes in U. 5. Reach New Peak  2 Billion Increace Ranartad far Julw

IN WINDSTORM   Thirty Others Injured When Tornado Rips Through Area Of Northwest

TORNADO LEVELS ~ WESTERN HOME!   Storm Takes 11 Lives As  Sweeps Through Upper Red River Valley

Tornado Takes 11 Lives in North Dakota, Minnesota’ Levee Breaks in Hlinois Towr

Tornado Kills Eleven And Injures Thirty   Twister Hits Sections of North Dakota and Minnesota

{1 Killed When Tornado Hits Red River Valle   Twister Sweeps . Through Area in Dakota, Minnesota

Red Refuses To Tell His Name   Party Secretary Questions Authority Of un-American Group

REFUSED TO GIVE COMMITTEE HIS NAME, DISMISSED   Eugene Dennis, Secretary of Communist Party, Refused Subpoena.   RETURNABLE APRIL 9   Challeged the Authority of the Committee to Issue  Subpoena.

Communist Party Leader Refuses to Give Real Name at House Hearing

Warning Voiced To Probe Group By U.S. Chamber   Group Is Geared To Hit Key Production During War, Claim

Dennis Refuses To Give Name  Communist Secretary   Communist Secretary Dismissed as Witness

Dismiss Dennis As Witness   Refuses F. 2peatedly To Give Committee  His Real Ne

RED AID CHALLENGES COMMITTEE SUBPENA   Dennis Dismissed When He Won’t Give Real Name

aed STORES ARE CLOSED   Union Clerks On Strike For Pay Boost of 50 Pct.

2009 L. A. FOOD STORES ARE CLOSED   Union Clerks On Strike For Pay Boost of 50 Pct.

1000 Groceries Close in LA.  Retail Clerks’ Union Calls ‘Meeting’ to Speed Negotiations

Klagstad Concert In Philadelphia Marred By Stench Bombs And Boos

Stench Bombs, Boos and Free-for-All Break Up Kirsten Flagstead Concert

Hagstad Concert Ends In Riot   Stench Bombs Thrown In Performance At Academy Of Music

Kirsten Flagstad Concert ls Booec   Drop Stench Bombs At Academy of Music

Quick Action By Congress Also Sought   Others Balk At HST’s Suggestion On European Aid

STASSEN ASKS 15 PCT. CUT IN U.S. FOOD   Also Advocates “Immediate” Special Session of Congress to Deal With the Economic Problems in Europe.

Calls for 15% Cut in Food, Special Meet   Stassen Tells News  Conference He Believes US Family Can Decrease Use of Some Vital Foods

Quick Action Unlikely on Foreign Aid   Congress Demanding Full Information Before Deciding

Bakers Pledge Wheat Savings To Aid Europe   Agreement by GOP To Act in January Reportedly SoughtFood Body Meets

15 Per Cent Food Slash Requested   Special Session Of Congress Is Urged by Stasser

Stassen Calls For Food Cut Of 15 Per Cent   Demands Immediate Congress Session, Onnvosing Truman

Stassen Asks 15 Percent  Cut in Eating Wants Special  Session Held *

Stassen Urges 15 Per Cent Cut In Use of Food   Disagrees with Dewey Idea That Health of Americans Would be Jeopardized

15% Cut In Food Is Also Sought   Truman May Seek Early Action In January

STASSEN WANTS EXTRA SESSION   We Dally in Face of Disaster, He Says

15% Cut In Food Urged By Stassen  I ini, sein i EE ti i ie WP a BBs   Republicans Balk At Pledging Early Action On Aid Plan

Truman Requests Pledge of Action  Otherwise Special Session Is Needed

Also Asks Cut In Consumption Of Food in U. 5.  -Says Average Family Can Cut Dawn :

Stassen Calls for 15 Per Cent Cut in Food Consumption   Alse Declares for An “Immediate” Special Session fin Furonean Crici¢

Body of Lost Boy Found In Mountains   Bark of His Faithful Dog Leads Searchers To 4-Year-Old’s Body

Body of Lost Boy Found In Mountains  Bark of His Fai Dog Leads Searcher

Truman, Marshall Make Pleas For Quick Approva Of Italian Peace Treaty

RATIFICATION OF ITALIAN TREATY   Says Otherwise His Efforts Will “Practically Dis solve.”

Lapeer Co. Youngsters_ Are Victims.      -NEIGHBOR BOY CAUGHT IN TOLEDO, SAYS HE ALWAYS WONDERED HOW IT WOULD FEEL TO KILL SOMEONE,

Farm Y outh Kills Four Playmates To Find Out What It Would Be Like’

Youth Murdering Fou Picking Flowers   16-Year Old Explains That He Yielded to An “Urge to Kill”

oY HE SHOT d GlfiLo, BOY IN KILL URGE   Slew “Girl Friend’ and Her Sisters and Brother Picking Flowers.

3 Sisters, Brother Killed By Bullets In Michigan Grove   Police Say Farm Youth, 16, Confesses After Being Taken in Ohio on Tip From Painter

Russia Lines Up With U. S. On Palestine Partition Plan Six Arab Nations Call Caucus  i RS a es TAL es Weeweeuates oF

FOR DRAFTING SPECIFIC PLAN   Declaration By Soviet Is Rare Instance  Of Power Accord

REDS BACK U. 5. ON SEPARATION OF JEWS, ARABS   American Delegation i U. N. Assembly Is Highly Pleased

Americans Express Gratification Over Soviet Declaration   Jewish Agency Sees Action as Step Nearer Solution of Problem; Arab Delegates Get  ‘New Instructions’ from Their Governments

Russia Agrees To Division of Palestine Area   Backs American Proposal For Jewish-Arab Countries

Delegation of United States Is Gratified   Jewish Group Pleased But Arabs Suffer Disappointment

Russia Favors American Palestine Plan   Lines Up With U.S. on Proposal to Partition Holy Land

U.S., Sweden Ask U. N. to Draft Plans   Soviets Line Up With U. S. In Rare Agreement by Two Big Powers; Arabs   Call Caveus

U. S.-RUSSIANS NN AGREEMENT   Vote for Separate JewishArab States in Holy Land Dispute

Rare Instance Of Agree. ment Between Two Powers Is “Gratifying”’

Russia Lines Up With U.S. On Partition   Spokesman for Jewish Agency Welcomes Soviet Action

SOVIET UNION LEANS TOU, S, IN U.N. PICTURE   Americans ‘Gratified’ By Decision: Reds Lose In Greece Troops Issue

AMERICAN BLOC VOICES PLEASURE OVER AGREEMENT   U. S., Sweden Propose Speedy Drafting of Specific Holy Land Plan,   REDS LOSE ON BALKANS   Voted Down on Demand Foreign Troops Be Removed from Greece.

Russia Lines Up With U. S. For Partition of Palestine   Policy Declaration Indicates Soviet Union, Like America, -Will Seek Modification of Boundaries Between Proposed Arab and Jewish States—Reds Hold Plan Cannot Be Put Into Practice Now Because of Tension.

Agrees With U.S. On Plan  F or Division   Rare Accord In UN Brings Expression Of ‘Gratification’

Missouri Labor Control Bill Is . Sent to Donnelly   Bans Jurisdictional And Sympathy Strikes Secondary Boycotts

PRISON RIOTERS BLAME WARDEN   Says ‘Mow ’Em Down’ Order Was Given

Warden Hit by Story of One Negro   Convict Says Prisen Boss Was Half-Drunk, Started Trouble

LON W qe FE MEET   harge: Dickason ~-Discourlenw When-They Talked on   Betting Measure

15 Are Killed As U. S. Plane Falls in Syriz   16 Passengers Injured, Seven American Crew Mamherec Ihe

15- PERSONS DIE IN AIR TRAGEDY   Constellation Crashes Near Iraq Border; Pilot Renorted Fire

CRASH IN SYRIA TAKES 15 LIVES   16 Hurt, 3 Are Unharmed In U. S. Commercial Aviation Accident

Plane Crashes In  Desert: 15 Killed   Pan-American Constellation Crack: Up Near Banks Of The Euphrates

FIFTEEN DIE IN AIR CRASH   Pan-American Constellation  Crashes in Syria; 19 On  Ship Survive Crackup

CONSTELLATION CRASH IS FATAL TG 15 IN SYRIA   Eight Of 26 Passengers And Seven Of Ten  Crewmen Killed

\Constellation Plane Down In Syria With 15 Reported 'Dead And 16 More Iniured

NEW AIRPLANE TRAGEDY RUNS DEATHS 19161   DISASTER IN SYRIA TO PAN AMERICAN FATAL TO 15

Counsel Drafts Special Appeal In Cote Murder   Promises To Carry Issue Of ‘Exceeded Authority’

Try Volunteer Action Before Control Is Plea   Harriman Endorses Truman’s 10-Point Anti-inflation Plan

Rumor of Marital Rift Denied by Leopold III   Texan and Georaian Listed With GOP Solons

Girl Escapes in Sacramento; Was Captive 26 Hours   FBI Seeking Trace Of Abductor Who Demanded $10,000 Ransom From Parents

JAIL OFFICERS. AND CIVILIANS INCOUPSETUF   Black Maquis Hoped to Down Republic; Set Up Army _ Dictatorship. © ~)

Military Group Planned Seizure Of Power, Claim   Army Units Involved, Belief; Two Generals Among Persons Held

Plot Uncovered to Overthrow France   Military Dictatorship Aim of Organization

MARCH CN PARIS PLANNED IN IULY: OFFICIALS CHARGE   General Guillodot Among Those Held; Friend Of  Patain Invalved  ~

French “Plot” Nipped   Rightist Army Leaders ‘Accused of Planning  To Overthrow Government and Take Control!

Black Maquis Plot Revealed   French Nab Leaders of Reported Plot Against Republic; Generals, Ex-Collaborationisis Are Named

DICTATORSHIP GOAL OF MILITARY BLOG, GOVERNMENT FINDS SEIZURE OF POWER WAS _ TO FOLLOW COMMUNIST   eek DE? TUTE waANTY

Conspiracy Known As  Black Maquis   Arvest Several Army Officers, Civilians Cofnected With Plan.

French Find Plot To End The Republic   Black Maquis Would Set Up Dictatorship

Plot Against’ French Rule  Nipped; Four Chiefs Held   Regime Of Military Heads Planned With  Government Capture

Police Arrest High Officials Of Gov't, Army   Whole Units Of Military Involved In Treason Plan

Weather--  4 Generals implicated In Scheme   Aimed at Overthrow o Republic, Setting Up Of Rule by Army.

Arrests Made In Plot To Overthrow French Republic  Army Dictatorship Claimed Ac Goal

FRENCH BARE PLOT TO TAKE OVER REGIME   Interior Minister Reports Widespread Movement to Overthrow Republic and Set Up a Military Dictatorship.

French Report Plot to Overthrow Republic Found  Black Maquis' Planned —‘To ‘Foment Red Fears, Then Set-up Military Resime

Plot to Overthrow the French Republic Bared   Report Black Maquis” Planned to Establish Militery Dictctarchin

Police Bare Plot For French Coup   Say Black Maquis Planned Overthrow  Of French Republic

FRENCH REVEAL PLOT 10 UPSET GOVERNMENT   Widespread Plans Uncovered To Smash Republic, Set Up Dictatorship

4. Generals Held In Plot  ‘In France   Scheme To Overthrow Government Charged; High Official Of War Ministrv Ineluded

Black Maquis Reported To Be Heads Of Plot    Government Reveals AntiRepublie Conspiracy May tnvelve Many j Army Units   Police Learned OF Movement In 194¢   Plan to ‘Seize Control Pat lerned Affer Nazi Proceduve Based On Red COU yc?)

Plot Against The French Government Is Thwarted   Security Police Report Arrest Of Four Gen. erals; Miltary Dictatorship Aim Of Conspirators, Known As The Black Maauis.

French Plof Is Uncovered   Plan To Overthrow Republic, Set Up Military Dictatorship Is Nipped

REPORT FOUR ARMY OFFICERS ARE IMPLICATED   Investigation Started Las! May Leads to Several Arrests

FRENCH CRUSH ARMY PLOT TO SEIZE CONTROL   Four Generals Reported Tc Be Implicated In Move For Military Rule

Black Maquis Charged with “eeking Coup   “ thole Units of  4 "ench Army Might Have Been Involved

REVOLT PLOT DISCOVERED IN FRANCE   Official Reveals 4 Rightist Leaders Are Under Arrest

French Foil Revolt Plot Of Generals   Top Secret Probe Reveals Conspiracy For Dictatorship

FRENCH BARE PLOT TO OUST OVERNMENT   Ads. es “untist- Group Is’ Nabbed Planned July Coup for - Dietatorshin-

French Bare Serious Plot For Uprising   High Officials Held In Plan to Set Up Tull Dictatorship

Plot Uncovered To Seize France  Military Dictatorship  Wanld Re Naw Ord

Officers Arrested   Prominent Civilians Also Kre Involved in Under-.. ground Conspiracy

Uncover Plot  To Overthrow French Republic   Leaders Who Wanted To Set Up Militar Dictatorship Reported Under Arrest

Details of Military Dictatorship Plot Discovered, Alleged Leaders Are Arrested

RULE SOUGHT BY PLOTTERS   Organization Known as ‘Black Maquis’ Involved

Trench Uncover Widespread Plot  Leaders Underground Fighters During War

FRENCH REPORT DICTATOR PLOT   ARMY INVOLVED IN WIDESPREAD SCHEME UPSET GOVERNMENT

France Nips  Revolt Plot   Group Known As Biach Marquis Planned for Military Dictatorship

Black Maquis Planned Dictatorship   Officers and Civilians Arrested; Four Generals implicated

Discovery Foils Plot To Overrun French Republic By ‘Black Maquis’

French Report Discovery Of Rebels’ Plans   BLACK MARQUIS SEEKS TO OVERTHROW. REPUBLIC

French Secret Police Uncover  A Revolt Plot   ‘Black Maquis’ Charged With Aiming To Set Up Military Dictatorship.

Meeting Of Freedom Party ls Broken Up      Armed Communists Break Into Hotel Ballroom  —Manv Hurt

Freedom Party's Meeting Attacked By Red Throng  Police Officers Rush In with Rifles ta   Police Officers Rush In with Rifles to Break Up the Fight

REDS LOSERS IN CLASH   ‘Communists Attack Meeting Of Hungary's Freedom Party

FREEDOM LOST BY HUNGARIANS   Party Meeting Broker Up At Szeged By 150 Armed Communists

Communist Atfackers Finish Second Best In Battle With Hungarian Dolitical Body

Reds. Break Up Freedom Conference   Hungarians Find They Can’t Assemble Peaceably Under Russ

RAID RALLY OF FREEDOM PARTY   Weighted Rubber Hese: And Brass Knuckles User In Hungary      CROWD OF 15,000 IS DISPERSED BY POLICE

GOP Leadership Squoshes Democrat Efforts to Amend Program; Would Ban Strikes by Public Employes

VOTE ON STATES UNION CURB BILL EXPECTED TODAY   GOP In House Rams Through Test Over Democratic Protest

GOP IN HOUSE READY TO VOTE ON LABOR CURB   Squash ~ Democratic Protests Against Party Program   BACK GOV. DUFF   Bills Placed In Position For Passage Vodav

British Armed Forces May Be  Reduced Soon   Mav Ask U. S. To Replace Some In Germany

U.S., Britain Create Bizonal Eeonomie Counell   Seek Get Two Zones Back On Fert

Measure Sent To The  - Senate After TwoHour Fight Between Party Leaders

Officer Ousted From CIO Union  Executive Board   Action Taken After He Refuses To Sign Non-Red Affidavit

CIO Director Out; Refused To Sign Oath   First Union Action On ‘Non-Red’ Affidavit Ruling of Labor Law

BOARD REMOVES UNION OFFICIAL   Refusal to Sign Affidavit On Redness ,Is Cited

CIO UNION OUSTS BOARD OFFICIAL   Removed for Failure  to Sign-Non-Red Oath

War Expected In Indonesia As Dutch Prepare For Action; Russians Claim Greek Planes Crossed Albania Border

Supporters of Local Option Prepare for Fight on Floor With Three Measures Pending.   CHIROPR ACTORS LOSE ON LICENSE BOARD

Measures Placed Before Full Unit For Consideration While Many Laws On Minor Import Are Approved In Both Chambers

BAPTISTS PICK  ALLEN ON: PUBLIC  RELATIONS POST Widely Known Man  To Interpret Baptist News Throuch Press

Aicheson Missing ln Crash of B-17 In South Pacific :   . Navy Conducts Search For Top Ambassador And Four Other Men

Three Survivors And Five Bodies Brought Ashore; Conflicting Reports On Finding Of Diplomat’s Body

Great Battle Is In Making Near Chinshi   Chinese Reds Set For Drive

STATE'S, SOLONS BEGIN STUDY OF ‘MENTAL’ ISSUE   School Aid Issue Due for House Airing This Week; Other Bills Cited

Legislature On Major Jobs   Due To Take Several Steps On Big Bills In Progress Toward Adjournment

Triple-Header Conferences Scheduled   Labor Department Issues Hopeful Statement

Offer Of Pay Boost In Area Hopeful Sign   Northwestern Bell Makes Flat Offer To Workers “n Five Midwest States

Triple-Header Talk: In Washington on Phone Strike Issue   Bierne Expects Break Today or May Be Tomorrow

Union President Says Break Due Today, Tuesday   Jowa Group Reject $2.50-a-week Offer.

MAJOR BREAK IS. HINTED IN PHONE STRIKE   Developments Forecast for Late Today: Conferences Held

Beirne Reveals Action  On Tap   Phone Workers Chief Predicts Early Break

» Co pany Unit: Offers 2 50 Wee nals I aise, Reje ection Seen:. Settlement ‘Hopes Rise

UnionBoss, U.S. Agent Optimistic   Offer of $2.50 a.Week to Northwest Unit of Bell  System Rejected

Developments In Phone Squabble Near A Climax   U. S. CONCILIATORS ARE PUSHING EFFORTS TODAY

—TELEPHONESBreak In Stalemate  Predicted  New Optimism In Conference

Major Break In Telephone Strike Said On Way  $2.50-A-Week tags Boost Offer Fe

BREAK LOOMS IN NATIONWIDE PHONE STRIKE   €eaders See Developments Momentarily As Talks Are Stepped Up

Developments Hint at Break In  Phone Strike  oii ua i. Fins: Didi   Wave of Optimism Makes Appearance Amid Conferences

Expect Phone Break   Negotiators Look For ; ‘Developments’ Today Or Tomorrow; a Com-— pany Offer Rejected —

Lab: Department Hard At W-tk On Phone Fuss;  “Developments” Hinted

Union President Expects Break’ By Tomorrow   Source of Optimism Not Explained; U: S. Pushes Negotiations

Predict Phone Union to Reject  Offer of $2.50   Iowa Workers ‘Definitely’ Turn Down Proposal, Toepfer Asserts

CLOSE PENDING DEVELOPMENTS IN TELEPHONE STRIKE   The Labor Department Drove Ahead In Triple-Header Conference.   ATTEMPT TO END STRIKE   Department Officials Tipped Reporters to Wateh Developments.

FEDERAL OFFICIALS PRESS TALKS; $2.50 OFFER IS REJECTED  MAJOR BREAK LIKELY TODAY OR TOMORROW UNION CHIEF ASSERTS

Phone Union Chief pects Break in Wage Negotiations       Labor Department Drives Ahead in 3-wav Conferencec

UNIONS ARE URGED 10 HOLD FIRM   Triple-Header Conferences Are Held Todey

Leaders Say Break Likely During Day   Labor Officials Tip Off Reporters To Be Alert; Head of NFTW Also Says Karly News Probable

C. WOOLWORTH DIES IN EAST   90-Year-Old Brother Of F. W. Woolworth Was Chain Co-Founde

DIME STORE. FOUNDER DIES   Charles S. Woolworth, Heac Of Chain Store Empire, Succumbs at Age 90

C. $. Woolworth Succumbs Today  Th). antenna, £ Sane   Woolworth Chain Founder Dies at Scranton Home

C.S. Woolworth Succumbs Today   Founder of 5 and 10 Cen Stores Gave Much Money To Charity

Charles Woolworth Dies in Scranton   Deceased Helped Found Chain of Dime Stores

Charles S. Woolworth, Founder Of Woolworth Chain Of Stores, Dies

C. 5. WOOLWORTH, FOUNDER OF DIME STORE CHAIN, DIES   Magnate Begsn Career cis Building Janitor ‘at ” 'Wenetown, N.Y.

Huge Meteor Seen In California   37 Uninjured as Airliner Burns   Founder of 5 and 10 Cent Stores Claimed

Woolworth. Chain Store Owner. is Dead   Opened His First Store in Seranton Pa., 65 Years Ago

Woolworth Dime Store Founder Succumbs at 90   Death Claims Last Of Brothers Who Started Nationwide Chain Firn

FIVE AND DIME FOUNDER DEAD   Charles S. Woolwort! Had Rags-To-Riches Rise To Success

C.S. Woolworth Is Dead, Aged 90   Store Idea ‘Credited To His Brother; Success Is Attributed To Charles. .

10 CENT STORE FOUNDER DIES   Woolworth Opened Ist Store 65 Years Ago

After Short Iliness Charles S. Woolworth, Founde: Of 10-Cent Store C hain, Dies

STATE INSPECTION STATIONS ADVOCATED   Motorists Would Be Assessed 51 Annually To Have Vehicle Checked For Safety

Elgin Urges State Inspection Stations   Commissioner Says Present Auto Inspection Not Effective

HEART ATTACK FATAL TO WM. C, DOUGHERTY   Well-Known Trucker Strick en at Home; Dies Within A Few Minutes   A NATIVE OF BRISTOI

SPECIAL MEET IS DISCUSSED   Five Subjects Hinted for Ohio Legislative Session

Government May Purchase  Grain Direct From Farmers  Proposal Studied to By-Pass Exchanges ee bce kee Band Theat nf infintion

Mark Hellinger Taken By Death   Famous Writer Stricker With Heart Attack At Hollywood Home

GOP Group Opposed To  Disarmament  Prospects For Big _- Tax Slash Fading

Compromise Now Looms On Size of Budget Slash  Senate Republicans Decide on Slash  Of 44 Billion; House for 6 Billion

BUDGET SLASH EASED UP BY GOP SENATORS   HOPES ABANDONED FOR 20 PERCENT TAX REDUCTION

Budget Slash Eased by Senate Group  Smaller Percentag   Smaller Percentage of Tax Relief Viewed by Knutson

GOP SENATORS VOTE SMALLER CUT IN BUDGET   House Appears Ready To Hold Out For Full Six Billion Cut $6 Billion Cut

Senate GOPs Okay Lower Budaet Slash   Solons Agree To $4,500,000,000 Total Slash; Change In Taxes Delayed

(0, P. SENATOR FAVOR BUDGET CUT OF $4000,000,000   Throw Out $6,000,000,000 Figure After Leaders Advise Them Slash Might Cripple Defense.   BLOW TO TAX HOPES SEEN BY KNUTSON   Latter Says Smaller Reduction Will Make It Impossible to Lower Income Levies 20 Per Cent.

Budget Cut of 6 Billion Eased to $4,500,000,000 For Upper Ilouse Debate

one 1-2 Billion Cut in Budget Voted by GOP   Republicans Heed Army-Navy Warnings on Nation's Security; ‘Prospects of 20 Pct. Tax Cut Diminished’—Knutson

Proposed  Budget Cut  Decreased   GOP. .Committee: Decides On= Four. And’A “Half Billion Reduction

REPUBLICANS IN SENATE OPPOSE SIX-BILLION CUT   Warnings Of Army-Navy Heeded; Little Chance Of Tax Reduction

COP SENATORS HEED MILITARY   Republican Leaders Vote 22-19 to Reduce Budget Cut 134 Billion

Smaller Slash In Budget Looms  Senate To Begin Formal Debate Today

Warnings ot Military Are Given Credit   Knutson Says Smallest Slash Will Seuttle Tax Reduction Hopes

Budget Slash Eased hy Senate Group   Smaller Percentage of Tax Relief Viewed by Knutson

ACTION BASED UPON NEED OF ARMED FORCE   Believe Lower Figure Is Death Blow For Planned Tax Cut

BUDGET VOTE APPROVES REDUCED OUT      Pere: of ‘Four And Half Billiens  Tastenil of Six, Made

Russians Begin New Money Era  Banks Start Issuing New Rubles For Old

Soviet Government Sets Price Scale For Food, Clothing   Man’s Suit Costs More Than Average Worker’s Monthly Pay

REDS POST PRICES IN RUBLE REFORM   Costs Are Uniformly High:  10-1 Currency Exchange: Starts Today. .

Who's Got An Economic Crisis Now?’ - Will be Theme of ‘Voice of America

Economic ‘Woes Beset: Soviet Union  Reds Told How Much New :Money Will Buy

Ship Wreck Story Is Told By Survivor   Believes Most of Crew Perished When Ship Broke in Two

SHIP WRECKAGE IS DESCRIBED   Survivor Relates Details of Its Grounding

WRECKED SHIP THOUGHT 25 MILES OFF SHORELINE  Survivor Relates Story of Clarksdale Victory Breakup on Rocky Rritich Calumbia Cance

4) Otheers and Crew “on Ili-Fated Transport Are Given Up for Lost

Officers, Crew Believed Clarksdale Victory To Be 25 Miles Off Shore When Vessel Grounded on Islane

45 Given Up For Lost On Clarksdale Victory; Survivors Believed Ship Was 25 Miles Offshore

Marshall: Appoints. Mrs: Roosevelt fo Debate with Soviet   Has Reputation for Hater Debates ith Vishinsky

U. S. Drafts Slap at Greeks’ Foes   Composite of Plans Soviet Once Vetoed

MRS. ROOSEVELT TO TAKE PART IN RUSSIAN ANSWER   NAMED FOR DEBATE ON WARMONGERING CHARGE BEFORE UN

SHE'LL ARGUE WARMONGERING WITH VISHINSKY   Dulles Given Big Assignment

‘MRS. ROOSEVELT ~ TO ANSWER ANDRE! ———Y, VISHINSKY3   ‘On Charges That There Is  War-Mongering In the #) United States.   SELECTED BY MARSHALL   Selection Made After Marshall’s Return From Con- — ference With Truman.

MRS. ROOSEVELT TO ANSWER REL   Late President's Wife tc Reply to Vishinsky

Marshall Names Her for Role in Reply to Charge   Vishinsky to Get Reply From U. S.

Mrs. FDR To Answer Vishinsky   Marshall Names Her for Leading Role on Red’s War Mongering Charge

Marshall Names Her for Role in Reply fo Charge  _- Vishinsky to- Get   Ranly From US.

Mrs, Roosevelt Is Given UN Role in Answering Soviets   4s Selected by Marshall to Aid In U.S. Reply to  Whar Mangnar’ Clhrcwns

Cherry Decides No Intervention   After Case Study  Governor Brings Ne Halt To Execution

State Dept. To Re-examine World Economic Conditions To Determine U. S. Policy

U.S. Planners ToWeighNew Aid to Europe   Marshall’s Staff to Make Survey of. Requirements Of Varians lands

Marshall Staff Will Examine » Global Outlook   World's Economy To Be Studied by Secretary's Planners

POLICY STAFF PLANS SURVEY   Study of World’s Economic Conditions Will Be Made To Set U. S. Policy

PLEAS FOR FLOOD CONTROL CASH ARE BEING CONSIDERED   Apuropriations Committee Wil int lo Accept Truman's Cash Request

Britons Shocked As Byrnes Quits  ‘Deep Sorrow’ Marks London's Reaction

GRAY MARKET’ IN HOUSING SUPPLIES   Subpoenas ‘Being Issued to Smoke Out Price Pvramiders

Marshall Would Erid Stalemate in Korea   Letter to Molotov Urges Renewed Effort Toward Provisional Government

Suggest New Try On Korea Peace Terms   Marshall Sets August 22 As Deadline For Possible Talks.

Asks Action On Korea.   Marshall Proposes To Jar Loose U. S. Russian Stalemate -

MARSHALL OFFERS RUSSIANS CHANCE TO CHANGE STATUS   Soviets Asked to Re-examinc Proposal: For Provisional Korean Government

oe FF ASTIN CO  Decision On Korea ls Urged   Marshall Sends Note To Russia

FREAK-STORM GIVES $0. VA, s-INCH SNOW  CE] Ballinge         Still F alling Today in Richmond

U. S. Restricts  Speculation in Cotton Futures  30,000 Bales To Be Maximum Amount of Haldinge Pormittod

State Farmers Headed For New Record High In Cash Income   Cash Receipts High Despite Shorter Crops This Year; Over 90 Million In Receipts In First Six Months Against 75 Million In 1946.

Cash Income Of Farmers Sets Record   Receipts Up Despite  Lower Production, Says Agriculture Department In Review For State _

Violent Battle Christmas in Holy:Land  -25_Arabs,.10 Jews, Two Britons Reported Killed —

PALESTINE. FIGHTS IAKE LIVES OF 37. MANY IN CLASHES   25 Arabs, 10 Jews and Two Britons Slain in Christmas Day Battle Near Jerusalem.   GRENADE, MORTAR USE IS REPORTED

Six Appointed To Investigate State Hospital:  Special House Group Will Write Laws to  Modernize Inctitiutinns

Name Andrae on Committeefo Probe Hospitals”  Speaker #28 smpson ra Makes: Mahnkey

PERSONNEL OF PROBING BOARD  NAMED TODAY   Will Investigate Missouri’: Eleemosynary Institutions.   TO STUDY OPERATIONS   Also Facilities at State Hos:  pitals, Then Write Laws   to Modernize Them.

ECAFE Posiponing Tough Decision   On Rival Applications. from Indonesian Republic and Durch Eost fndonesia

Bill to Legalize Race Bets Sent Back to Committee   Ten Measures Seeking Stiffer Labor Controls Crowd House Calendar

To Recommit Horse Race Betting Bill   Controversial Measure Goes To Committee

Horse Betting Bill Goes Back To Committee  Y . VAS Gey sea   Opponents of Measure Will Be Given More Time

WOULD WREGh LABOR, aT hy TELLS HEARING   Official of Allis- Chalmers Recounts Troubles in Strike.

Amendments to Wagner Act Are Urged by Story   Closed Shops Flayed By Producer DeMille In Senate Testimony

TRADE UNIONS CALLED MENACE TO DEMOCRACY   Allis-Chalmers Co, Of. ficial Urges Labor Reforms

BAN ON CLOSED SHOP URGED BY . B. DE MILLE   Spokesman for Struck Company Would Oust Communists

Vandenberg Remarks That Sim: ilar Assistance May Be Asked By Other Nations   AWAITS TRUMAN TALK ON ISSUE WEDNESDAY

¢-Year West Reclamation Program Urged by Krug At Cost of Over 2 Billion

Krug Favors Long-Range Reclamation  Pian Provides For Population Cain by Nation

President Sees Refueling Work On Ships At Sea   Gets Closeup View Of Re fueling Of Two Escort Destroyers By Battleshin

‘Steel Output Moves Towart Normal Mark   Peace Prospects In Coal Field Roost Production

Motion is Argued in Wilson Lawsuit   Trustee of Estate Secks Dismissal of Complaint by Heirs

March Storm Still Holds Grip on Ohio   Workers Idled by Gas Shortage in Northern Part

SCHOOLS CLAIM 70 MILLION DUE   Demand For Tax Funds To Face Legislature On March 16

Recommend Full School Aid Bill   Advisory Committee to Ask for 70 Millions from Diversion Funds

Transportation in St. Louis Halted   Yankey Sentenced To Prison for Life

GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL TO PERMIT CITY SALES TAX  MUNICIPALITIES CAN

Story Retracted By Schuetzmann  ppm tontiow © Biman mi   Repudictes Story of Attack on Small Girl

MILWAUKEE MAN DENIES ATTACK   Says He Made Confessior  Under Pressure

NAVY VETERAN DIES ~ IN CROSSING CRASH   Firemen Battle Flames Fer Sever _ Hours After Accident In Baltimére County

DIP IN RUBBER PRICES SEEN   Wage Demand Settlement of 111% Cents Believed Basis for Cut

Rubber Industry Peace May Bring Price Reduction   But UAW-CIO Won't Modify Demands For Extra 23'4-Cent Hike

Rubber Workers Pay Acreement May Cut Prices   UAW Head Denies Settlement Pattern For Other Industries

Rubber May Come Down in Price  Nil fuss setiuas Oolwam   No Industry Price Pattern Indication

Slash in Rubber Prices Seen in New Agreement   No Pattern for Other Industry Set in Scale

Allis-Chalmers Workers End Strike; Cost Of Walkout Set At 85 Millions   Wage Agreement May Leac To Reduced Rubber Prices

RUBBER PEACE MAY SEE CUT IN PRICE OF GOODS   There’s No Sign, However 11!-Cent Raise Will Set Pattern For Others

RUBBER WORKERS  TO GET INCREASE IN WAGE SCALES   Prices of Rubber Products to  Go Down Because of ln7 creased Production

Official Says Rubber Price May Decline   Big Four, Rubber Workers Agree on Pay Boost; See Drop in Prices of Product

Settlement ' Ends Threat Of Walkout  >. Workers Granted : 11% Cent Boost

RUBBER WAGE TRUCE FAILS 10 SET PATTERN   Other Labor Leaders Say it Doesn’t Affect Their Demands for Hikes

AN ER fae LN RIE W LO  Wainwright's Heart I Bar ed In Way He Orders Cat Fed

BERS OF BATAAN RETIRES GI's Gen. Wainwright Even Worries About Cat and Fish

Genetal Counsel Has Sweeping Powers Under New Labor Act Truman Names Robert Denham,  Missourian, As Head Of NERB

GOP Atforney Is Chosen for Labor Relations Board   Two Others, a Democrat and Republican, Also Go on 5-Man Group

2 REPUBLICANS ARE APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT   Are Named With One : Democrat To Administer  Labor Law   ROBERT N. DENHAM IS GENERAL COUNSEL

GOP Attorney Is Chosen for Labor Relations Board  Two Others. a Democre   Two Others, a Democrat and Republican, Also Go on 5-Man Group

R.N. DENHAM GETS KEY NLRB POST   TRUMAN APPOINTS HIM GENERAL COUNSEL OF BOARD —NAMES 2 MEMBERS.

MISSOURI MAN TO LEAD NEW LABOR BOARD   ROBERT N. DENHAM, REPUBLICAN, MADE GENERAL COUNSEL

Denham Made NLRB Counsel By President   Job Clothed With Sweep. ing Powers Under Labor Law *

3 New NLRB Men Named By Truman   Trio Have Sympathy With Taft-Hartley Act, President Says

R.N. Denham Counsel for New NLRB.   Republican And Democrat Chosen Members Of Commission

REPUBLICAN IS NAMED HEAD OF ENLARGED NLRB   Robert N. Denham Will Exercise Sweeping New Powers

C. of C: Asks Quick Curbs On Portal Pay   Congress Warned Suits Would Ruin Ralk of Indusiry

1000 Methodist Ministers Gather in Dallas   Chomber of Commerce Asks Portal Pay Curbs

LANDLORD HELD FOR SHOOTINGS   Two Murder Charges Brought After Tenants Die In Son Francisco

Elderly Landlord Held For Murder — After Shooting Too Noisy Tenants

SOVIETS TELL OF DISCOVERY   Claim Proof That Anesthesia Stops Poison Reactions

9  New Hope for Epilepties  Reds Discover Anesthetics Can Counteract Reaction of Poison

acCON IN TRAIN-CAR SMASHUP HERE   Delbert Benton Succumbs; Mrs. Dwyer’s Condition Called “Fair.”

STORY OF CRASH-LANDING TOLD  Man And Wife Rescued Alter - Five Days On A Snowy Peak”

Holds Workers Will Make Last Ditch Stand   Both Sides Estimating Effectiveness Of Nationwide Strike

\Nation-Wide Walkout Of Phone Labor   Determine Length Of “Strike; Long Distance Calls Effective.

80 Percent Cut In Long Distance Service Is Seen   Good Progress Reported By Conciliation Director In One Conference

Phone Strike Test Of Union, AT&T Strength  Gov't, After Coal Experience, Not Eag

Telephone Strike Cuts Long Distance service by 80 Per Cent: Millions of Manually Operated ‘Phones Useless: Seizure by United States Not Near

PHONE WALKOUT CONTINUES GRIP ON TRE NATION   Three-Sided Negotiations Proceed For Settlernent Between Union, Management And Government: “Same Deagcraes

‘ 1 Gas nds n Britain Asked   Economic Recovery Has Top Priority in King George Speech

GUY GILLETTE MAKES BID FOR SENATOR RACE   Will Accept If Demos Wish to Present His Candidancy for 1948

JURY TO PROBE MEAT INDUSTRY   Clark Sends Chief of AntiTrust Division to Chicago

RUSSIANS WILL NOT PARTICIPATE IN U.N, COMMISSION, VOTING  U.S. SEEN PRESSING    U.S. SEEN PRESSING FOR CONDEMNATION OF SATELLITE NATIONS

Three Soviet Satellites Under Attack   Blamed for Border Trouble in Greece; Balkans “Watch” Voted

U.S. Seeking Indictment In Balkans   Plan for ‘Watchdog Border Unit Voted by U. N. Commission

AMERICAN BLOC PUSHES ATTACK ON RED NATIONS   Demands That Yugoslavia, Albania And Bulgaria Back Commission

Greek Border Watch By U.N.  Seems Assured   U. S. To Press For Con demnation Of Trouble making Red Satellites.

Fights For  ‘Watehdog’  In Balkans Reds Refuse To  Join Agreement

America Wins Drive fo Set Up Watchdoa   Russia Unable to Veto Assembly Vote on Balkan Patrol

U. S. Seems Certain of Getting UN "Watchdog Commission in Balkans.  American Delegates to Seek Condemnation

U. S. Demand For Balkan Watch Voted   U. N. Political Comznittee Overrides Bitter Soviet Objections to Special Border Group

America Pressing Counts Against 3 Soviet Satellites   Charges Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Albania With Causing Disputes Along Greek Border

U. S. Wants UN Con demnation of Sovie Satellites for Balkan Border Troubles

U. S. TO PRESS FOR U. N. MOVE ON RED SATELLITES   American Delegation, Apparently Certain Of Victory In Fight For “Watchdog” Commission In Balkans, Discloses Intention To Call For Condemnation Of Three Soviet-Dominated Countries Accused Of Responsibility For Greek Border Troubles

U. S. Presses  For UN Criticism  Of Red Satellites Aszembly Committee Votes  Approval of Commission to Watch avar froole Rarder

U.S. Seeks U.N. CondemnationOf Soviet Satellites   Certain Of Victory In Fight For U- N. “Watchdog” Commission In The Balkans

U.S. to Push Its Fight in Balkan Row   Russian Satellites Unlikely to Meet American Demands

U. S. Will Stand By Balkan Policy   Will Continue to Press for U. S. Censure of Soviet Satellites Unless They Agree to Co-operate in Border Watch Plan.

UN Committee Votes In Favor  Balkans Watch   USS. Presses Effort For Guilty Finding  Against 3 Countries

Strong Support For Commission Received Gives Delegates Backing To Press For Censure of Red Satellite Nations

hgnt Continues On Border issue   U.S. Wants Blame Placed On Reds For Greek Trouble

U.S. SEEKS TO PUT BLAME FOR GREEK BORDER TROUBLES  UNITED STATES, REDS WITHHOLD POSITIONS

Delegates Ask For UN BanOnReds   Accuse Three Soviet Nations Of Causing Trouble To Greece .

U. $. to Press For UN Action   To Seek Condemnation Of Three Soviet Puppets

U.S. Presses For Condemnation Of Russ Satellite:   Will Insist That Yugoslavia. Albania, Bulgaria Agree Vo Cooperate With Bal ken Border Commissiou

Cite Balkan Reds. Ma? Urges World   Fight to Set up ‘Watchdog’ Body Won by Americans

RUSSIANS WILL NOT  PARTICIPATE IN U.N.  COMMISSION, VOTING U.S. SEEN PRESSING  FOR CONDEMNATION OF SATELTTITE NATIONG

SECURITY CHECKS RESULT IN FR OF U.§. FMPLOVES   State Department Says I Will Dismiss ‘Risks’ After Study Is Made of Records.   BOARD ESTABLISHED 'TO HANDLE CASES

State Department Announces New Plan Today—Notes It is Vital Target For Anyone Engaged In Espionage Service   PERSONNEL SECURITY BOARD ESTABLISHED

State Dept. To Dismiss Any Employee C Deemed To Be A Security Risk’

State Department To Test Employes As Security Risks   Will Dismiss Any Found  Disloyal to U. $., Announcement Reveals

U.S. Workers, If Security Risks, To Be Dismissed   State Department Lists Categories for Classifying Employes

Dismissal Faces Employes Found Lax With Duties   Five-Point Program Of Checking Set Up

U. S. Will Fire All Cookienel ‘Security Risk’   State Department Lays Down Broad Set Of Principles

State Department to Check Carefully on Employes’ Loyalty   Officials Regarded as ‘Security Risks’ Will Be Summarily Dismissed on New Rules

U.S. Will Fire Any Viewed a: Securily Risk   State Department, ‘4 Vital Target,’ Issues New Rules

Defense Minister Choice to Set Up Hungary Cabme'   Smaliholder Party Names Dianyes; Parlumentary Approval Certain

NEW HIGH PAID FOR LIVESTOCK   Yearlings Bring $41.65 at Sioux City

Death Toll 40 In Air Crash Near Tokyo   All Presumed To Be Americans;  ‘Wreckage Reached

Democrats Aid Economy Drive   Taft Acts to Clear Tax Cut Statements

Barber Is Freed In Racial Charge  Did Not Violate State Law, Decision of Jury-

Two Are Killed As Holy Land Violence Flares  Three Others Are Iniured in Attack

Hughes Agrees to Submit Personal Pupers at Hearing   Action Terminates — Row After ‘Chairman Ferguson: Threctened To Bar Spactatare

Hughes Will Let Senate See Private Papers  Threat Made to Bar Spectators After Airman Applauded

HEATED WORDS EXCHANGED AT PROBE REARING   Meyer Missing and Subpoena Is Issued For. Free-Spending Publicity Agent   HUGHES TOLD NOT TO GET SMART WITH GROUE

Amputates Own Hand to Escape Death in Machine   Iinois Farmer Performs Cperation With Packet Knife in Cora Field

Training Ship Crashes; Four Bodies Found   Bodies, Debris Thrown 150 Yards From Scene Of Crash Near Galax, Va.

WORKING ON BRAZIL TALK   President Plans to Spend Entire Day in Seclusion, Preparing Address for Session of Brazilian Congress Friday.

Tells Voluntary Arbitration Of Building Trades   “Significant Step Forward,” Pres ident Says: Answers Long List Of Questions

Contractors, Unions to Arbitrate Disputes   Truman Denies Intent to Leave U. S. for Biq 3 Meeting; Says Fleming Able

reeling Extends All Way To Cats   President Predicts Fleming Rental Jingle Over

Truman Outlines New Arbitration Plan At Parley   Significant Step Toward Labor Peace, President States At News Conference

Truman Announces New Era In Labor Management Peace   Gives Reporters Information on Other Questions

Strong City Vet Loses Out to Chicago Baker   German Widow Meets Her Choice in Chicaso— Still “Likes” Kansan

German Widow, Fare Paid Here by One Ex-Gl, to Marry Another in Chicago

PARIS STRIKE MAY BE DUE 10 POLITICS   Ramadier Hints at Intrigue, Five Days Before Elections, in Walk: out of Subway and Bus Operators.

PARIS WALKOUT HAS RED TAINT   Premier Blames Communists For Strike Involving 3,600 Workers

PARIS MAY BE PARALYZEL BY STRIKE   Ramadier Hints At Political Intrigue _In Subway Tieup

7  Political, Is Ramadier's Strike Charge   Foals Communists Using Parafyzing Fronapert Strike For Election Effect

‘POLITICS’ SEEN IN PARIS STRIKE   Premier Points Out Trouble Comes Near Election

Hints Political Intrigue in Paris Strike   Premier Sees Effort To Embarrass Regime ‘On Eve “of Elections

Premier Sees Political Goal In Paris Strike   Ramadier Charges Intrigue Behind Bus, Rail Walkouts

Ramadier Hints At Political Plot As Subway, Bus Strike  Threatens To Paralyze Paris

Paris Hit By Reds’ Strike   Premier Charged Sam Pattern Used Before Voting As In Rome

MERCURY DROP FROM STORMS 1S PREDICTED   HIGH OF $$ DEGREES WAS RECORDED AT CLEVELAND YESTERDAY—COOL AIR STILL ENROUTE

Solons Expose Red Stockpile  U.S. Machinery Said   U.S. Machinery Said Earmarked for Shipment to Soviet

7 Bec MEDITERRANEAN AREA COMMANDER. ENROUTE HOME FOR PFETIREMENT

Lee Silent On  Reports He May  Get Vatican Post Says Religious Career Is Aim

(Deadlock Between. U.S. And Russia On The Partition 'Of Palestine Is Broken

AGREEMENT MADE BY U$. AND SOVIET ABOUT PALESTINE   Partition of Country May Be Approved; Accord on Matter Is Surprise to Other Nations.   LONG DEADLOCK APPEARS BROKEN

SOVIET-AMERICAN AGREEMENT ON PALESTINE PARTITION GIVES ENCOURAGEMENT TO ZIONISTS

Sudden Soviet-American  ‘Agreements On Partition Breaks Long Deadlock

WESTERN STATES ARE THREATENED BY FROST   Cold Front is Moving Tastward From Canada, Weather ForCacter Reveals

Committee Demands kisler Face Conspiracy Charge  Contempt Citation Is Issued by Un-American Grouv When   Contempt Citation Is Issued by Un-American Group When Witness Refuses to Take Oath

HOUSE CITES ALLEGED RED FOR CONTEMP’   Conspiracy Charges Given Airing At Inquiry

Committee Demands Eisler Face Conspiracy Charge   Contempt Citation Is Issued by Un-American Group When Witness Refuses to Take Oath

Reich Drought Hits U.S. Zone   Crops And Hydroelectric —_Onatout Curtailed

Members Vote On Acceptance Of Pay Raise   Guild Submits Proposal To Membership With No Recommendation

indefinitely the Naming of Governer for Trieste—Council Meets Today to Consider Candidates.

SHARP—DEBATE—ON v. S., REDS POLICIES NOW IN PROSPECT   Pepper's Stand Indicates He Will Clash With Repub ficans on Issue

Debate Russian Policy   Sen. Pepper Opposes Republi¢an Dulles On Unification Proposals; Maneuvers in Arctic

DEBATE OVER U. S. RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA BREWING   PEPPER LIKELY TO SPARK FIREWORKS IN NEW CONGRESS

Senate Debate Over Relations Between U. S., Russia Looms   Pepper Plans Attack On Dulles’ Program For European ‘Unity’

Pepper Takes Diverse Stand On Europe Plan   FLORIDA SENATOR WILL OPPOSE DULLES’ PLAN

RUSSIA IN FOR HEATED DERATE   Senator Pepper Raises Prospect Of Lengthy Congressional Ar gument Over U. S. Soviet Set Up.

Pepper Raises Prospect Of Russia Debate   Senator to Criticize Unification Program -Opposed by Moscow

Pepper Ready To. Debate On Russia   Senator From Florida Takes Issue With Dulles On Policy.

HOSIERY DRIVE PLAN IS DRAWN   American Federation Of Hosiery Workers, Armed With National Contract, Plans Unionization Campaign In South.

ALLAPS PPA LAINE,  4 Balkan States Have Alliance All Affairs Directed by Moscow

*“Super-State In Balkans”   Four-Nation Regime Reportedly Directed From Moscow; Plannec Greek-Turkey Grab

Allies Allege Moseow Orders  Balkan inroads   Secret Rule of Military Operations, Boundaries Reported

HIS VOODOO SPELL IS BROKEN "Hexed”’ Negro,’ Treated” By Hypnotist: Now Free Of Curse

Long Lines Phase May Be Settled   Negotiations Go Day And Night To End Dispute

DEADLOCK MAY COME TO END WITHIN HOURS   Report Big Obstacle Remaining Is Cost Of Strike Arbitration

Day And Night Sessions Continue; Concentrate For Accord on Long Lines

Crack in Phone Deadlock ‘Near’   Negotiations Are Continued In Day and Night Sessions

PHONE STRIKE BREAK SEEN AS LIKELY SOON   Only Cost of Arbitration Re ported Standing in Way of Setttement.

Negotiators Hold Day and _ Night Sessions in Attempt To Settle Long Distance Phase of Strike.   UNION HITS HIGH COST OF ARBITRATION

Long Distance Branch Peace Near Agreement   Cost Of Arranging Details Big Issue; Pact Would Pave Wav For Settlement

Long-Lines Unit Hints at Accord After Night Talk   Lengthy Session Is Held by Negotiators; Warren Is ‘Hopeful’

Arbitration Cost Only Obstacle   Agreement on Long Lines Might Pave Way For Agreement

Long Distance Lines Union And Company Nearing Agreemerit On Arbitration;  May Set Pattern For Full Accord

(Arbitration Cost Stumper In Washington   Settlement In Long Distance Phase Seems Near; No Change Local Situation

Phone Parley Gains Ground   Pattern May Be Set For Entire Industry

Report Arbitration Costs Only Issue Remaining Unsolved   Policy Committee of Telephone Union Schedules Afternoon Meeting; Write Long Contract

NEGOTIATORS HOLD NIGHT, DAY SESSIONS   101 - Point Contract Is Drafted For Ending Long Lines Tie-up

Union Leaders Say Agreement Expected Soon   Indicated Shutdown Will Centinue At Least 24 Hours; Arbitration Of ‘Dispute Seen   Heavy Cost Cited At Lengthy Parley   Company Refuses Union's Plan to Assess Phone Workers $1 Apiece By Check-Off

Solution Within A Few Hours Is Considered Likely   Arbitration Costs Reported Holding Up Telephone Union OK on Lona Lines

Payment Of Arbitration — Is Obstacle  Progress Made In Conferences

REPORT COST OF ARBITRATION 18 ONLY OBSTACLE   Believe Settlement of Long Distance Phase to Pave Way for Peace

Break In Phone Deadlock Expected Momentarily   Negotiators Go On With Day, Night Ses.  sions; One Obstacle Remains

Break in Phone Strike Is Expected Soon   Negotiators Work Night and Day to Crack Deadlock Over Long Distance Lines Issues; Arbitration Pay Is Key Issue

Crackin Phone: Strike Deadlock Is Possibility - :  - One Obstacle in) = ‘Long Li ae Phaxe :

UNION AGREES TO ARBITRATION BUT OBJECTS TO COST   CROSS COUNTRY STRIKE MAY END WITHIN 24 HOURS

Who Pays for Arbitration Snags Talks   Agreement on Long Lines Would Pave Way for Settlement

— HOPEFUL — Policy Committee In Session  w  LONG LINES  —. uw~rre wwe

5 Issues Deadlock  Solution   Break “Possible” Within Few Hours, Informants Say

EARLY BREAK IN PHONE DEADLOCK ANTICIPATED   Development Reported Possible Within Hours As Negotiators Continue Sessions—Only Obstacle To StrikeSettling Agreement In Long Distance Lines Phases Of Dispute Said To Be Matter Of Paying Arbitration Costs — Conciliation Service Chief “Hopeful”

‘Crack in Strike Reported Possible ‘Obstacle Is Cited   Who Will Pay Cost of Five Issue Arbitration Is Big Hardle for Boih Sides

NEGOTIATORS CONTINUING SESSIONS   Long Lines Deadlock May End Within Hours   ARBITRATION COST   Is Main Item Holding Up Settlement; Outline Of Agreement Ready

Arbitration Costs Loom As Obstacle   Sounds Like an ‘Extra Emergency Telephone Call

BREAK IS SEEN IN PHONE TIEUP   Long Lines Phase Of Strike Near Settlement

Break in Phone Deadlock Hintec By Negotiators  anat af Bal tanwbiiuk   Cost of Arbitrating Principal Obstacle To Early Argeement

However, Union Counsel Not Very Hopeful   Arbitration Costs Reported Holding Up Aqreement

SEEK BREAK INDEADLOGK OF PHONE STRIKE   Agreement About to Be Reached on Long Dis-. tance Phase

Winslow Office Tied Up Today By Picket Line   Hendling Only © Emeraency Calls

Arbitration Costs Bar Way To Agreement   Some Points In Long-Lines Dispute Cleared

One Obstacle Only Remains   Cost of Arbitratirig Issues Between Union Comnanv Remains

Long Distance Lines Dispute Solution Near   Reports Say Cost of Arbitration Only Bai To First Agreement in Nevotiations

First Crack Reported — In Deadlock   Question Raised Over Who Will Pay Arbitration Costs

Arbitration Cost Is Only Obstacle To Settlement   Negotiations Progress On Long Lines Dispute; Policy Meet Set Today

Expect Early Break   ‘Phone Strike Talks May End Long Distance Phase; Arbitration Expenses An Obstacle

NO ACTION YET, PHONE TIEUP IN ITS THIRD DAY   Hopes “Held Out by: Govern - ment for Quick Break On Distance Lines

WHO WILL PAY? HOLDS UP MOVE TOWARD PEACE   Agreement In One Phase Of Industry Might Lead To General Settlement

Only Obstacle Is Who Will Pay Arbitration Cost; That Is Expected To Be Cleared Away

Long Distance Phase of Dispute Nears Solution   ‘Cost of Arbitration Reported Last Barrier To One Agreément:

Day and Night Talks Continue   Question Who Will Pay Parley Expense

A CRACK IN PHONE STRIKE DEADLOCK POSSIBLE SOON   Negotiaters Are Holding Day and Night Sessions on Problem.   A NATIONAL DISPUTE   ‘Who Will Pay the Cost of Arbitration Is the Main Question.

MAY EXPLORE LONG LINES PHONE (SSUE   Arbitration, Awaiting Cash; Could Set Pattern for Regional Systems.

PLANE GRASH.-.—_ KILLED: FOUR   COAST GUARDSMEN Lost Lives WHEN: \SEAPLANE HI Tr. “BIDE OF OREGON: MOUNTAIN 

TWO INJURED, FOUR ARE DEAD IN PLANE GRAS   Seaplane Hits Mountain; Men Survive Cold

Four Killed In Crash Of Coast Guard Seaplane   Machine Hits Oregon Moun tains; Two Other Of Crew Survive With Iniuries

Durant Sentenced For Castle Theft   New Soothing Treatment Is Found for Siomach Ulcers

FLOODS SUBSIDE IN EVERGLADES   ‘Sunshine Helps Florida    Canals In Month-Long  High Water Battle

Jumps Tracks At Sharp Bend Near Gallitzin   Negro Porter Killed and 11  _ Passengers Injured As   Car Plows Into Embankment   Wreck Scene Ten Days Ago   Car Races Backward Three and Half Miles After Tearing Loose From “Sunshine Special”?

Final Car of PRR’s “Sunshine Special” Goes Over Mountair   Pullman Porter is Killed, 11 Passengers Injured In New Rail Disaster

Pullman Wrecks Near Arrow Site After Wild Ride  Sunshine Special Car Breaks Loose At Peak,

Car Careens Down Side Of Steep Slope  Accident Occurs At The scene Of  yo‘. wT s# ’ + vy \ dies

Car Careens Down Side Of Steep Slope   Accident Occurs At The Scene Of Former Traaedy

Many Texans on Runaway Sleeper   Pullman Porter Only Victim Of Crash High in Alleqhenies

Car Careens Wildly Down Mountainside   Pullman Employe Meets Death, Other: Injured When Car Hits Embankment

'‘Castoff’ Pullman In Careening Dash Downhill; 1 Death  Porter Killed, 11 Passengers Hurt Near Gallitzin, Pa.

Train Coach. Careens Down Mountainside   One Killed, 11 Injured As Last .Car. - ‘Breaks - Loose From ‘Sunshine. Special.’

Train Loses Car; One Man Dies in Wreck  Accident Occurs At Curve Where  Rad Arraw (rvcha,

Rail Car Plunges Down Mountain; Porter Killed   11 Others Injured; Mishap Occurs At Same Spot As Tragedy 10 Days Ago

BREAKS AWAY FROM TRAIN © IN MOUNTAINS   _Dashes Back Down Tracks as Rest of Train Continues on

Porter Is Killed on  Texas-Bound Train   Negro Only One Dead as Coach Breaks Loose On Mountain Side: 11 Persons Are Injured

One Killed, 11 Injured as _ Car Tears Loose from Train Rolls 3} Miles Down Mountainside

AT ‘ARROW SITE   Last Car Of Special Tears Loose, Jumps Rails After Wild 3!/-Mile Ride

PULLMAN CAR CAREENS DOWN MOUNTAINSIDE   Porter Killed, 11 Persons Hurt When Car Breaks Away From Train

Pullman Plunges Down Mountain In Pennsylvania   One Killed, 11 Hurt--Exact Spot of “Red Arrow” Disastar

Second Wreck At Same Curve . Hits Penn Line      Report 11 Persons Injured -zta Special’s Last ~ Car Loosens From Train

Sleeper Car Breaks Loose In Mountains   1 Dead, 11 Hurt  In Second Wreck On Sharp Curve

Second Rail Mishap On Same PRR Curve: Pullman Breaks Loose, Rolls Down Hil

PORTER KILLED, ‘TOHURTIN CRASH   Uncoupled Sleeper Jumps Rails In Pennsylvania

TRAIN ACCIDENT IN EAST TAKES PORTER'S LIFE   11 Passengers Hurt as Ca: Leaves Penn Rails on Benninaton Curve

Car Breaks Loose, Careens Down Mountair Near Scene of Recent Red Arrow Crash

Porter Killed, 11 Injured End Car On Train Tears Loose; Rolls Down Incline

Train Accident Kills One  And Injures Il in Pennsylvania Pullman Porter Dies as Last Car .*

Porter Killed, 11 Hurt In Train Wreck   Last Car Leaves Track On Curve

JUMPS TRACK NEAR SCENE OF EARLIER WRECK   Porter Killed Mile and Quarte: from Spot of “Red Arrow” Tragedy.

Pennsylvania Scene Of 2nd Rail Tragedy   Rear Car Takes Dive Into Embankment

1 Killed, 11 Hurt When Car Breaks Away From Train   Pullman. Careens Down Mountainside Near The Scene Of Recent Wreck

Car Tears Loose From Train, Runs Backward 3 Miles, Rams Embankment At Scene Of “Red Arrow” Tragedy

Last Car Of “Sunshine Special” Breaks Loose, Goes 32 Miles De wn Mountain, ‘Crashes At Spot Of Wreck 10 Days Ago

Pullman Breaks Loose, Careens Down Mountain   One Killed, 11 Hurt At Same Spot Where 24 Died 10 Days Aqo

Sleeper Runs Wild In Alleghenies; OneKilled, 11 Hurt   Car Races Backward Down Mountain, Overturns Where Red Arrow Was Wrecked

ONE DEAD, 11 HURT AS LAST CAR OF TRAIN BROKE LOOSE   Pennsylvania’s Westbound Train Car Ran Wild  Down Mountain

A Jinx Curve For Trains .   Second Wreck On Spot Where “Red Arrow” Crashed Ten Days Ago

R. R. Car Wreckec At Fatal Curve   Pullman Tears Loose. ‘AAilling Porier Where “Red Arrow” Crashed

Last Pullman On Fast Train Breaks Loose   Kills Porter, And Injures I! Passengers

STASSEN AIRS PLAN TO RALT LABOR STRFE   GOP Presidential Canidate Warns Congress Agaist   tM@atinn Tana Eae?

All National ClO, AFL Officers Must Sian Declaration, NLRB Counsel Says

; Ruling Hits Communists Among Top Union Leaders   Will Be Barred From NLRB Services Unless They File Non-Cammunict Affidavite

Counsel Cites Law Provision Effective Soon   NLRB Services ‘Withheld From Any Union Not Giving Affidavit; Af fects 500,000 

Union Chiefs Must Sign Affidavit to Use NLRB Services   Denham Issues Decision, to Reporters Today

CIO Anti -Red Pledges Asked   Unions Told They Can’t Bar gain Unless Top Men Deny They’re Communists.

‘Unions May  Lose NLRB  Privileges Anti-Communist   * Affidavits ; Required

DENHAM RULES —ONUNION ‘REDS   C.1.0., A. F. Of L. Executives Must Be Non-Communist

Union Heads Must Swear  U. S. Loyalty   Affidavits Showing They Are Not Communists  Required By NLRB

LEADERS MUST SWEAR DENIAL OF COMMUNISM   Locals Will Be Denied Services of Board Unless Heads File Aftidavits

ClO, AFL May. Snub Regulation   Clo Has ‘Communist on Board, Lewis May Not Sign Out of Principal

Union Chiefs Required To Disavow Red Ties   NLRB Counsel Says Board’s Service Will Be Denied Unless Officers  ret 42ET I CID BsL, ARidarite

[‘COMMIE’ HUNT  ‘Union Heads Must Swear ‘They Are Not Communists

NON-COMMUNISI OATH IMPORTANT, C10. UNIONS TOLD   Labor Board Services Barrec Unless Officials File Affidavits

Unions To Be Denied Services Of N. L. R. B. Unless Officials File Non-Communist Affidavits

Lewis May With-hold Affidavit Labor Unions Issue Anti-Red Edicts

LABOR 10 FACE COMMUNIST TEST   Board Members Must Take Oath To Get NLRB Service

ClO 1S ISSUED RED ULTIMATUM   Will be Denied NLRB Rights If Board is Communist

Unions To Be Barred Unless Affiliations Told   Executives Must File Aftidavits, NLRB Chief Rules

Britain Agrees To Give Up Rule in Burma  Power o * Governmen t   Power of Government To Be Transferred To Federal Republic

SUBMITTED 10 COMMISSION   Concern New Filling Station and Taxicab *arking Spaces

NEW VIOLENCE BREAKS OUTIN LOWER FRANCE   National Assembly Approves Schuman Anti-Strike Measure

French Cabinet Discusses Possible ‘Increase in Minimum Wage Payment

Government Of France Aided By Anti-Strike Law  Make Some Dents in   Make Some Dents in  Red-Inspired Strikes Strangling Economy:  Danmnrt Saar Cinlanra

Cut Strike  Pressure   French Workers Back Slowly After AntiStrike Law Is Passed

FRANCE WINNING AGAINST STRIKES   ASSEMBLY APPROVES PREMIER'S PROGRAM TO UP PRODUCTION

Mob Seizes Post Office At Cannes   Red Strikes Dented; Violence Shifts to Riviera

French Government Makes Some Progress Against Strikes; Riviera Violence Reported

Mediterranean Coast Conditions So Critical Trains Proceed Only As Far As Lyons         Assembly Passes New Penalty Law   Metal Workers Oust Reds. Form New Svudicate; Oue Officer Killed, Many Injured

Govt. Passes More Strict Anti-Strike Legislation in France’ Meets More Viclence

SCHUMAN WINS STRONG POWER TO MEET CRISIS   Cannes Post Office Seized By Mob; Trains Slowed As Unrest Mounts

French Post Office Taken Over by Mobs   New Anti-Strike Law Puts Dent in National Walkouts

MOB SEIZES POSTOFFICE AT CANNES   Another Throng Beaten Back at Nice Postoffice as the Government Strives to Beat Communist Strike Movement.

France Dents Strike Front WithNewLaw   National Assembly Arms Schuman With Drastic New Anti-Strike Law

Fresh Violence In Riviera Area  Regime Armed With New Drastic Law

French Situation Clears a Bit with Strike Law Passaqe   However Violence On Riviera Plagues Schuman Government ~«-Marseille Tied Us

French Govt. Beating Down Communism   However, Fresh Fighting Breaks Out on Riviera; New Laws Are Passed

French Leader Opens ‘Finish’ Fight On Reds   Schuman Armed With Drastic New ant Strike Law

French Government Armed With Drastic ‘Anti- Strike Law; Faces New Violence

STRIKES ARE COMBATTED BY PREMIER   French Government Calls for Many More Soldiers

French Vote New Law to Curb Strikes   Fresh Violence Flares In Riviera; Some Dent Made Against Walkouts

France Is Making Some Headway Against Strikes   Fresh Violence Is Reported on Fashionabl Riviera; Enactment of Antistrike Bill Aids Officials in Combatting Communists

France Passes Drastic Law To Curb Strikes   Industrial Strangulation Is Eased Slightly As New Violence Breaks Ow!  On Fashionable Riviera

F rance Eases Strikes; Mobs  Storm Riviera   New Law Adds Violence PenaltiesTraffic Revives

Schuman Gets Drastic New Strike Law   Battle Hardened Reservists Called to Aid of Police

Hurricane Hits England;  '15 Persons Die  Floods Follow High Winds, Cause  Fee

Hurricane Hits England;  15 Persons Die Floods Follow High - Winds, Cause of Heavy Damage

English Storm Takes 15 Live:   Hurricane; Floods: Spread 2” Wes Dhonteipting 1:

LIVIN EDGE HIGHER OVER NATION   Wheat Futures Highes' In 30 Years; Bread,  Flour Prices Rise

Commodities Price Index Hits New Peak  Wheat Futures At Record Hich

Increase in Wheat Price Reflected in Bread, Flour Costs   Grain Is Highest in 3C Years at Chicago; Hogs in Drop

Texas Aggie Leaders Charged ‘With Use Of Gestapo Methods iIn Student, Faculty Dealings

A. & M. Student Says "Gestapo" Methods Employed af College   Committee. Subpenas Directors to Appear At Thursday Hearing

Slavs to Back Greek ‘State   French Paper Says Soviet Satellites Guarantors

LIKE CHAPTER OF OLD WILD WEST  Sheriff Kills Two Prisoners After Being Gravely Injured

Sharp-Shooting Sheriff Wounded   Prisoners Slain In Furious Fight .-

SHARP-SHOOTING SHERIFF  Bee County Officer Kills Pair After Being Wounded 

LIKE OLD WEST  Sharp-Shooting Sheriff Gets His Men Despite Wounds

TEXAS OFFICER WINS GUNFIGHT   Wounded Sheriff Kills Two Prisoners Trying To Make Escape

Issue Cease Fire Orders In Indonesia   Two Weeks of Warfare With Dutch Ends Today,  at Least Temporarily

United Nations Appeal for End of Hnetilities Anparently Successful

TWA NEEDS PILOTS   Company Hepes te (dd 56 to Staff m ‘Sear Puture

STATE ACTION ~~ 1§ PROMISED   GOVERNOR: SAYS HE WILL INTERVENE IF VIOLENCE FLARES AT GALION

See Creation Of New State With Failure   Western Germany May Be Formed: Meet Opens Nov. 25

Creation Of New European State In Cermany  May Result From Foreign Ministers’ Confab

Officials Regard Big Four Deadlock As Indication Of Coming Split In Germany

West German State Is Seen As Certainty   Predicted To Follow a Likely Deadlocked London Conference

West German State Is,Seen As Certainty  Predicted To, Follow a Likely. Deas locked

Creation of Western German ‘State Regarded a Certainty If Biq Four Fail in Agreement

oLAMANG IK Uo. ZONE IN UGLY MOOD   British Appeal to Hoover for Aid to Ruhr Valley Area.

‘Situation in British Zone, Similarly, Is Described in London As Gloomy, Difficult

REPORT HUNGRY PERSE. FIRE’ CO. GERMANS TO BEMOVES 10 BUY IN UGLY MOOD NEW APPARATUS

Food Crisis In Reich Takes On An Ugly Aspect   Increasingly Grave Prob. lem Confronts Occupa:tion Authorities.

ANTAGONISM BEING OPENLY REVEALED NOW   Both American and British Zones Face Difficult Situation

GERMANS GROW BITTER ON FOOD   Situation Appears Menacing in U. S., British Zones

Hungry Germans Ask More Food From Americans  Officials Tackle  Mounting Crisis

Germans Resent Food Shortages   British Commander Tells Bevin That Collapse Is Near

Germans Get Bitter Over S hort Rations   Occupation Authorities Tackle Rising Food  Crisis Today

Germans Show Offense: For  Food Shortage   Resent Toward U. S. For Gloomy Situation; Clay Issues Warning. .

Situation Gloomy And Difficult Hungry Germans In  AnLgly Mood Today

Situation Gloomy And Difficult .... : Hungry Germans In  An Ugly Mood Today

Food Crisis in  Germany Becomes More Menacing   Officials Agree Basis Solution to Problem Is More Production

FBI Denies Lilienthal Probe: Probe; Accuses Witness of’ Pariane:

FBI SPOKESMAN SAYS NO PROBE WAS REQUESTED   Denies Report Agency Give Him Clean Bill Of Health

FBI Says No Checkup Made on Lilienthal   None Asked on Him or Associates; Hart Letter Again Studied

FBI LILIENTHAL PROBE DENIED   \Department Says It ‘Neve  Investigated’ Nominees

VOTE PLEDGES . GIVEN DEWE)   GOVERNOR TOLD THAT HE WILL HAVE AT LEAST $0 DELEGATES FROM FOUR STATES

Governor Dewey Continues Tour   Leaves Oklahoma For Visit To Kansas City, Mo. After G.O.P. Conferences

'Record Downpour Falls On Dallas From Tropical Storm Damage Heavy As Storm Sweep: Dallas Area, Floods Lowlands

Ever Since India Division  There Has Been Warning Sians of a Civil War —

Taft Says Truman Playing Politics With High Prices   _Asserts:the Present Price Levels Due to... Administration Policy During Past 15 Yeore

SEN, TAFT SAYS TRUMAN IS PLAYING PRICE POLITICS   The Ohio Senator Referred to President’s Statement Last Night.   ON ANTLINFLATION   Represented the Administration’s Effort to Shift the Responsibility. -

President Will Sign os Bill ‘Reluctantly’   Cost of Living Starts To Sizzle As Year’s Big Political Issue 

Taft Says Truman Plays Politics With High Prices   Asserts Present Inflation Caused By Government Policies of Past-15 Years

JEWISH AGENCY CHIEF IS SLAIN   Five Other Jews And Arat Rebel Leader Killed / In Holy Land

GOPs Confident Of Okay On Labor Bil   28-Hour Filibuster Finally Ends; Backers Are Given Slight Margin

Republicans Predict Labor Bill Passaae   Claim Three or Four Vote Margin and the Opponents Concede Their Chances Slim

30 Hour Filibuster by Foes Of Labor Bill Cracks; GOP Predicts Monday Victory   Republicans Win Agreemapt for Senate Vote on Their Own Terms; See Enactment of Measure Over Presi» dent's Veto by Two-Thirds Majority, Then Some

Longest Session In 20 Years Held  Passage Over Veto Freely Predicted

G. O. P. Proponents Confident Veto Will Be Overridden   Filibuster by Foes of Measure Cracks and Agreement to Ballot Monday Is Obtained on Terms of Republicans

Filibuster On Labor Bill Is Finally Ended   Truman Supporters See Little Chance Of Sustaining Veto

Senate Set To Vote Monday; Backers Say Passage Now Certain   Republican Forces Confident Upper House Will  Override President's Veto, Enact Taft-Hartley Measure into Law Despite Truman

Democratic. Filibuster Cracks Saturday After All- night Talk Session   Senators Reach Agreement to Vote at 1 P. M:, Monday; Ta ior and Morse Force Solons Into Longest Session in 20 Years; G.O. P. Leaders Copfident Truman Will Lose Test.

Senate Ballot on Labor Bill Set  Bor Monday; Filibuster Cracks; GOP Chiefs Confident of Victory

GOP LEADERS CONFIDENT OF FINAL VICTORY   All-Night Session  Forced by Talk-Fest By Taylor--Morse   (Other veto stories and pictures on Page Two)

GOP Leaders Aver Labor Bill Will Become a Law: Foes Concede Hopes Slim

Claim Margin To Override   President Gives No Indication He'll Battle Furthe: To Prevent Passage

Foes of Union Labor Curb Bill Crack After 28 Hours; Senate to Vote ‘Monday Afternoon   Proponents Predict Passage of Measure ‘With 3 or 4 Votes to Spare; Opponents Concede Their Chances Are Very Slim

Filibuster by Measure’s Foes Comes to End  - Republicans Predict  Legislation Will  We Enacted tmta Law

Republicans Confident President’s : Action Will Be Overriden; Ballot Set for 2 p.m. (11 a.m. Pacific Time)

FILIBUSTER CRACKED BY REDIIBIICANS   Most Observers Say Overriding Almost Certain

Marathon mailed aa  Foes Concede Chances Slim For Checking GOP Passage   Lengthy Session Ends As Filibuster Breaks; Ballot Set For 2 P. M.

Filibuster Ends After 28-Hour Floor Session   Recess Until Monday Morning, Schedule Vote In Afternoon; Predict Overriding

TAFT CERTAIN Or VICTORY. IN FINAL BALLOT   Filibuster Ends After 29%/ Hours; Demos. Say Chances Slim.

Senate to Vote "Monday on Veto Of Labor Bill    GOP Leaders Confident as Filibuster Stops After 30 Hours

Labor Bill Foes Admit  Chance Poor   Both Sides in Senate Muster Forces for Monday Showdown.

Taft-Hartley Bill Foes Crack; GOP Predictions Confident of Override

Avepublicans Predict That dt Will Pass   Senate Recesses After Longest Session In 20: Years: Filibuster Breaks.

Taft Confident Of Victory For Bill’s Backers   Filtbuster By Foes Of Measure Broken Late Yesterday After Long Session   Opponents Admit Chances “Slight”   Wagner And Thomas, Who Would Support Truman, Will Be Unable To Cast Ballots

Solons Lash Message Of President   Taft Thinks Filibuster Strengthened Administration Foes

Filibuster In Senate Ends After Day and Night Session and     Agreement Is Made to Voie On Monday .

SAYS TWO-THIRDS  WITH 3 OR 410. SPARE ASSURED   Measure’s Opponents Concede as Filibuster Ends Their Chances to Prevent Enactment Are Slim.   ‘ROLL CALL TO BEGIN  AT 1 IN AFTERNOON   Agreement Reached on Hour for Ballot After Talkathon Continues for 2814 Hours.

News Day And Nicht   Republicans Confidently Predict They Will Enact  Measure Into Law   Debate Longest In T wenty Years   President Gives No Sign Of Further Fight To Prevent Passage

30-Hour Marathon Session Ends After Filibuster on Labor Bill   Taylor and Morse Lead Attack To Postpone Action ‘Until Nation Has Chance To React

Proponents See Passage Over Veto   30-Hour Filibuster Is Longest Session In Twenty Years

Aide to Marshal Doubts Program Should Be Loan   Plan to Aid Korea Is in Study Stage, State Dept. Confirms

Acheson Says Some Report Will be Made  Clayton Says Greek, Turkey Aid Should Re Outrichs Cisse

Tell UN of Aid Plan for Greece, Senator Urges   Show Courtesy, Says Vandenberg; Clayton Favors Gift, Not Loan

‘COMPLAINTS WADE UNIS BY-PASSED   Clavton Says Aid Should Be Gift. Not loan

Schools, Public Assistance and Welfare to-~ Bulk of Additional Imposts; Post-War Program Urged. one

133 Million in New Taxes Proposed To Meet State Budget   Corporations and Luxuries Will Share Burdens Of Increased Costs Under Recommendation Of Governor; Budget Is All-Time High

Needed To Finance Record Budget Of $133,000,000, . He Tells Assemblv

ONE WOMAN DIES IN SCHOOL FIRE   New York Girls College Is Scene of Blaze

One Dead, Three Hurt In Blaze   Fire Guts Two Buildings OF Cazenovia, N. Y.; “Junior: College..."

STUDENTS FLEE FIRE, WOMAN DIES IN LEAP   $300,000 Blaze Hits Junior College In New York

NEW GASOLINE, OIL PRICE BOOSTS LOOM   Changes Likely Next Week Crude Prices Blamed

GASOLINE UP IN EAST   New Price Increases ! Ave Expected Next Week

GROSS PUTS BLAME FOR DELINQUENCY ON HOME   York County Congressman Say “Spare-The-Rod Theories” Are Root Of Trouble

Plan To Forbid Publication Of Congress’ Vote Record Gondemned By Sen. Taylor

Taylor Raps Plan to Deny Vote Record   “Proposal: is Shocking te All Believers inDemocracy"

T hinks Move Would Beat  Pres. Tru man      .Has-No Idea of. Winning in 1948 But Believes He. Could. Be : Elected Four Years Later _

Wallace Is Out To Lick Truman In "48 Election   Would Set Up Major Left Wing Party  for 1952 in View of Writer Lvle Wilson

Wallace Out to Lick Truman in °48, Set Up Leftists for °52  Will State Political Pians Monday Night: . Expected to Announce for Third Party

IS UNAVAILING   Lost PAWA Liner Cannot be Located After Tense Seerth

Strategic Location, Power Politics Make Settlement Of Palestine Problem Difficult

Palestine’s Location Complicates Ticklish Job For United Nations

UN Problem On Palestine Stirs Fight   Center of Political Battle by Powers as India Challenges British To Assure Recommendations

BRITAIN WILL BE OUT OF HOLY LAND IN THREE MONTHS   To Remove Troops Regardless of U. N. Ac tion.

London Sources Say Troop Evacuation Will Start In Three Months Regardless OF What UN Does

RAMADIER ASKS ASSEMBLY VOTE   Requests Confidence in His Economy Plan

Ramadier Urges  Confidence Vote     Fegaeh Premier Moves to   Combat Rising Prices

Ramadier Asks For a Vote Of Confidence   Issue in France ‘Is Threatened Economic Chaos

FIRE AT PHILLIPS U.      Administration Building at Enid Is Deatros

FIRE AT PHILLIPS U.   Administration Buriding at Enid Is Destroved

PROPOSALS T0 AID SCHOOLS PILING UP FOR ILL, ASSEMBLY   Legislators To Return March 4; Both Present And ‘Future Aid Asked

Bills to Raise Pay of Public Teachers Pile Up in Capito   Hlinois Legislators Get Many Proposals to Bet. ter Teachers’ Lot

Sees Approval Of Rent Control Extension By Congress Next Thursday

Weather Forecast   Senate Votes Tentative OK To Tax Cuts   ee  Chairman Milliken Pre. dicts Overwhelming  Passage Of Bill

Senators Drive For Final Vote or Income Tax Cut   Many Provisions of GOP Bill are Given Tentative Approval

lll-Tempered _ Commons Hears Atflee's Plan   Growls and Shouts Of Disapproval Greet Presentation

Economic Crisis in Great Britian Said Hoffest Issue   Government's Plan Attacked by Members Of Opposition Parties

Tempers Flare In British Crisis   Conservatives and Left-Wingers Pounce On Attlee’s Program

CATCALLS GREET DALTON S DEFENSE OF BRITISH PLANS   Ill-tempered Parliament Growls Disapproval Of Attlee Pragram

Dalton Defends Attlee Program   House Attitude Reflects  Labor’s Opposition

Dalton Defends Labor Government Crisis Program   Right and Left Wing Opposition Voiced in Commons

Dollar Crisis Draws Jeers In Commons   Chief of Exchequer Sees Early U.S, Loan End as Prices Rise

Surly Parliament Growls At Crisis  Dalton Supports Attlee’s Program

Attlee Crisis Plan Hit From Left and Right   Labor, Conservatives Boo Dalton as He ‘Addresses Commons

Financier Says U.S. Can Only Stop Communism by Creating Positive Counter-Force of Dynamic Democracy

 Resigns As Result Of Feud Splitting 3-Party Coalition  De Gasperi Quits Premiership For Third Time In 19 Months

Premier Quits Post in Italy   Resignation Laid to Fewd With Communist Party

Gasperi Resigns as Premier as Result of Feud  May Get Another _ Chance Tf He Wants It

Italian Premier Quits Third Time In 19 Months  Resignation Follows   Resignation Follows Feud Which Rips Coalition Cabinet

PREMIER QUITS AGAIN IN ITALY   Party Feud Rips Apart Coalition Cabinet Of De Gasperi

Relates Wife Killed Father   Husband Prosecutor Asks Special Grand Jury.

DRINKING. BLAMED IN- TRAGEDY Prosecutor's Wife Killed His Father, He Informs Court

Prosecutor at Hot Springs Says Wife Killed His Father   Wants Grand Jury  To Prabe Case---Says Wife Was “Hysterical With Fright nt Tine

Blonde Shoots Father: in- law   Was, Hysterical With _ Fright. Husband Says

Frightened Wife Of Prosecutor ’ Kills His Father  Hot Springs, Ark., Scene OF Tr ragedy; Drinking Blamed

Wife of Prosecutor Held For Slaying Father-in-Law   Man, Crazed By Drink, Shot to Death  Atter He Threatened to Kill Horse

Prosecutor’s Wife Kills His Father   ‘Frightened Into Hysteria’ By Threats Of  . - =

Young Wife Kills Her Father-in-law  Fires Fatal Shot While Hysterical

ATTORNEY'S WIFE HELD IN SLAYING   Father of Hot Springs Prosecutor Is Victim.

Prosecutor Says His Wife Fatally Wounded Father   Shooting Occurs While Husband ‘Is ‘In  Cease”

PROSECUTOR SAYS HIS WIFE KILLED FATHER-IN-LAW ~   ISSUES STATEMENT, ASKS JUDGE CONVENE SPECIAL GRAND JURY

Says Wife Killed Father   Head of GI Ticket In Hot Springs Tells of Tragedy

‘Hysterical Wife Murders Father-In-Law   Father Threatened Her, Wife Tella ProsecutorHueband Who Issues Statement

Hysterical Prosecutor’s Wife Kills Drunken FatherIn-Law; Mistreated Horse

Wife of Prosecutor Kills Father-in-Law   During Alleged Drunken Attack At Swank Hot Springs Suburban Home

Prosecutor s Wife Slays Father-in-Lav   Ex-Marine Hero Says Mate Feared ‘Drunken Abuse’

PROSECUTOR TELLS HOW WIFE KILLED HIS ANGRY FATHER   Woman Hysterical At Time;  Father Threatened Her With Violence

Lewis Barred From Calling Coal Strike   $2,800,000 Fine Must Be Paid If Supreme Court Order Ignored

Mandate  Set for March 20   Tribunal Upholds Civil Service Right to Fire Communists

Failure To Obey May Result In Expensive Fine   Mandate of Tribunal To Be Issued 11 Days Ahead of Strike Time

Order Stemming From March 7 Ruling Speeded   Disobedience Would Bring Imposition Of Full Penalty

HiGH TRIBUNAL RULING I$ SET FOR MARCH 20   Miners Still Able to Walk Out But Must Pay $2 800,000 for Action

Ruling Of High Tribunal In Connection With Sustaining Of District Court’s Conviction Of John L. Lewis And United Mine Workers For Contempt Bars Door Against Walkout March 31, Unless Miners Are Willing To Pay $2,800,000 For Privilege

SUPREME COURT ENDS THREAT OF NEW COAL STRIKE MARCH 31   Lewis Must Withdraw Notice or Union Gets   Lewis Must Withdraw Notice or Union Gets Fine of $2,800,000; U.5. Can Fire Reds

Issue Mandate in Lewis-Miner Case By Next Thursday  Is 11 Days Early; Court Supports Firing Communist

Tieup March 31: Would Cost UMW $2,800,000 Fine Ro   Lewis Must Rescind Notice or Union Must Pay in Full

ISSUES ORDER IN MINE CASE ON MARCH 70   Move Will Prevent  Walkout March 31 Tetons Milnane Da.

PUTS BAN ON MINE STRIKE   March 31 Walkout Will Cos! Union $2,800,000 by Court Action.

Air Patrol Plans Search For Discs   To Conduct Flights With 150 Airplanes

Air Patrol Plans Search For Dises  T Conduct Flights   To Conduct Flights  With 150 Airplanes

industrialist Argues for ‘Sound Unions’  Gave Cannrece Muct Check Communictio Landarchine: Nailin Rlacte Claced Chan

2 Executives Urge Changing  Labor Laws   Hollywood Producer and AIlis-Chalmers Official Testify Before Senate Labor Committee. 2

Asks Congress Curb Reds in Labor Unions   Story of A-C Points Tc Destructive Effects of Communistic Leaders

Congress Uraed To Prohibit Closed Shop   Chalmers Official And DeMille Ask End of Serfdom

End Is Predicted For Co-Op Towns   GOP Is Planning Attempt To Crack Alleged Monopolies

Teach Soldiers Communist Aim   Army Classes to Give Yanks Truth About Bead Manarae

May Drop Curbs In Wool Bill   House May Follow Senate in Passing  Without Tariff Quota

Conaress Asks Revised Bill On Wool Support  Tariff-Quota Item Dropped After Truma  Qsi2... Pkt gg

Rescuers Fight Fire on Tankers   Ships Drift Helplessly After   Collision at Sea

RESCUE CREWS FIGHT FIRES ON 2 TANKERS   Ships Collide; Amole Help Present; No Survivors Seen Yet

Postponed FB, ‘Vietory Party. To Be Mar. 24      THE CENTRAL BALLROOM IN ARNOLDS PARK IS TO BE SCENE OF FARTY

Voices of Soviet Criticize Truman  United States’ Move  To Rescue Greeks Alarms Russians

NLRB Awaits Court Ruling  On Foremen~   Says Its Decision Ordering Bargaining Has Reduced Strikes

Attorneys of AFL Hit at Labor Law   Unions Advised To Shun “No-Strike’ Contracts

Men Advised Not te Sign  Fature Pacts   Lawyers Also Tell Workers To Violate Affirmatively Taft-Hartley Acts; Policy Conference Set Later

AFL Will ‘Violate’ Labor Act Clause, Seeking Test Case   Counsel Acts to Advise Unions Not to Sign ‘No Strike’ Terms, Work to Defeat Bulls Backers

AFL Prepares fo Fight New Labor Rules  Will Center Battle on Political Angle

AFL to Seek Court Test of New Labor Law   Unions Not to Sign Any Contract With No-Strike Clause

A. F. of L. Takes Stand Against Wage Contracts With No-Strike Clauses  f {

AFL UNIONS ARE TOLD TO IGNORE NO-TIEUP PACT   Constitutional Test of New Labor Lew Is Aim of Group’s Attorneys

AFL Fights ‘No Strike’ Work Clause   Unions Also Will Work To Defeat Legislators Backing Labor Act

Evening Fire azes Garage; €150.000 Loss   Smeke From Basement Paint Shop Is Handicap To Firement; Eight Oth ere Reported Injured

2nd Fire Springs Up Across Street to Add  to Troubles of Firemen

Big 4 Parley Waits Surprise Molotov Action   Russian Minister May Bring Up Tilt Over Marshall Plan

CONFERENCE OPENS TUESDAY   European Diplomats Foresce Liketiheod of Molotov Attempting to Use Maeeting Chiefly ay Sounding Board for Moscow's Campaign Against the Uniled States.

Littick Named in $1,000,000 Suit   50 Boats Destroyed by Fire at Lantana. Fla.

Governor Asked To Infervene in Row   Embargo on Milk Cargoes Is Ordered by Railroad

Milk Strike Menace To Louisiana   Governor Asked For Protection A gwainet Gunmen

Governor Asked To Intervene In Milk Strike   Highways Demanded Re-Opened To Public

Byrd Sights Chance for Further Cuts   Reduction in Federal Spending Possible Through Next Year

Byrd Renews Fight to Cut U.S. Spending   Would Trim Truman Estimate by Five and Half Billion

Byrd Tops GOP In Plea For U. $. Economy   SAVING FOR NATION IN 1947-48 URGED BY SOLON

Democrat Sets Budget Needs At $32 Million   Sen. Byrd Figure  $5,500,000 Under Truman Estimate; Committee Meets

Byrd: Urges Five Billion Budget Cut   Virginia Senator Would Reduce Defense Funds

Byrd Sets Limit Of 32 Billion Federal Budget  Tops ~ Demands Of GOP Senators

Cry ‘Gag Rule During Hearing   Charge Hurled at Review of Budget

BYRD URGES A BUDGET OF 32 BILLION   Virginia Democrat Says Spending Can Be Cut to That Amount, Which Is $5,500,000,000 Below the Truman Estimate.

BYRD WOULD CUT “FEDERAL BUDGET 10 32 BILLIONS   Virginie Demecrat Tops Economy Demands. Made By Republicans

BUDGET HEARING ‘GAG’ CHARGED   Democratic Senator Scores  GOP Tactics

Byrd Seeks More Severe Cuts Than Some Republican:  Virginia Democrat Thinks Some Slices Due for Military

Protest Giving Job to 20-Man Sub-Committee   Democrats Speak Out at Hearing; Byrd Puts Spending Need At 32 Billions

Demos Accuse GOP Of “Gag Rule” in Budget Cut Effort   Protest Comes When Review {s Turned to Smaller Committee

Byrd Would Cut Spending 5 Billion   Estimates One Million Can: Be Slashed from Govt. Payroll

Byrd Asserts Gov tSpending Can Be Cut   Virginia Senator Gives an Estimate $5! Billions Below President Truman’s Budget Figure.

GOP Leaders Determined  ToCut Budget   Senators Byrd and Taft Take Lead; Want $32,000,000,000 Top

Byrd Claims U.S. Costs For 47 High   Would Cut Spending Below Truman Total

Temperatures   Referral to Taber Committee Prompts Protest By Wyoming’s O’Mahoney; Byrd Outdoes GC. O. P. in Demands for Budget of $32 Billion

Byrd Tops Economy Demands   Virginia Senator Sees 32 Billion As Maximum Limit For Federal  . Budget Next Year

Democrats Cry ‘Gag Rule’ at Republicans   After Preview Of Truman’s 37-Billion Budget

32 Billion Limit Set By Senator   Byrd Makes Budget Estimate 5 Billion Below Truman’s Figure

Seek To Trim Spending Figure....  J oint Committee Meets  To Talk Over Budget As Senator Urges Economy

Senators Contend Truman’é Estimate Too High: Revenue’  May Be Higher   ECONOMY BLOC SEEKS ~ TO REDUCE OUTLAY

CRY GAG RULE IN BUDGET TALK   Demios Protest Giving. Job to Taber Committee

Urges Rigid Economy, Close Check on Proposed Items, Cutting Employe Lists

Byrd Favors Five and a ‘Half Billion Budget Slash Tops Some GOP Demands

Federal  i.xpense Cut Seen Possible   Byrd Claims Costs Can Be Slashed To 32 Billion

BYRD DEMANDS: SPENDING CUT   Virginia Senator Tops Some: Republican Requests For Economy

Byrd Says Spending Can Be Cut   Virginia Democrat Has Opinion 32 Billions Would Be Enough  ye heen enya Sea   Asks Risid Rules   With Swi ict Attention to Savings, Budge *SConld Be Lower’ .

Dawson Irial Held At Kinston   Recorder Charged With Manslaughter In Death Of Navy Petty Officer

Problem Revolves Around Question of How to Cut  Wheat Use by 100,000,000 Bushels by Next July.

Use of Wheal Big Factor in Food Crisis   How to Save 100 Million Bushels Under Close Study

How to Cut Use Of Wheat Is Big Question in U.S.  That Is Issue Now

Wheat Matter Nub of Question   Voluntary Consumer Cooperation Required For Cut

Half Billion Bushels May Go To Europe   Government Puts Export Figure At 570 Million Bushels

Cutting Use Of Wheat Will Help With Food Saving   U.S. Expected To Save 100 Million Bushels Over Winter.

Wheat Problem is Dominant in Food_ Saving Situation   Use of Wheat “Mist * be Lessened 100,000,000 Bushels if Possible

FOOD PROBLEM BOILS DOWN TO ONE MAIN QUESTIONHaw CanU. S. Reduce Use of Wheat by 100 Million Bushels?

Conservation Measure Suggested To Increase Wheat Exports For Eurove

Government Exporting More Grain   Unless Americans Conserve Europe Will Go Hungry

Cut Of Billion Bushels Before July Needed To  Avert Europe Hunger

U.S. Food Saving Program Suid to Hinge on Wheat   Government Would Like to Ship 570 Million. Bushels---Te Trim Local Neede

American Grain Consumption Cut Key to Aid   100-Million Bushel Reduction Needed To Increase Export

List Many Ways fo Save Wheat   Livestock Feeding to Take Much of Grain Needed as Food

Stress Wheat Saving   U.S. Urged To Use 100 Million Bushels Less Up To July I

Trimming Wheat For Domestic Use a Problem   U.S. Would Like to Ship 5770,000,000 Bushels Next Year

Food-Saving Hinges On Cut In Wheat Use   Reduction of About 100 Million Bu. By Next July Seen Necessary

FOOD PLEA BOILS DOWN TO WHEAT   Americans Asked To Save 100 Millior Bushels for Europe

How to Cut Use Of Wheat Is Big Question in U. §.   That Is Issue Now Facing Americans

U, S. MUST FIND WAY 10 REDUCE USE OF WHEAT   Need 100 Million Bushels of Grain To Meet Export Quotas

FOOD PROBLEM WILL HINGE ON WHEAT SAVING   Government Will Attempt To Slash American Use Of Grain 100 Bushels

Use of Wheat Major Problem in Food Saving   100,000,000 Bushels. Must Be Conserved to Meet Foreign Aid Goal

Use of Wheat in U. §. Is Prime Food Problem at Present   Seek to Have 100,000,000 Bushels For Shipments

Housewives Asked To Save on Wheat   Ban 3-Layer Cakes, Trimming of Crusts To Feed Kuropeans

BIG SHIPMENT IS NEEDED ABROAD   Conservation Methods 0 1946 Recommended   SHORT CORN GROP   Forces Farmers To Depend On Wheat As Substitute; Rationing Suggested

U.S. Faced With Cutting Down On Use Of Wheat   100 Million Bushel Reduction By Next uly Is Seen Necessary; Return To “Gray” Flour Hinted

Conservation Askec So Wheat Can Be Shipped to Europe  Reduction in Domesti« Use of Grain Is Declared to Be Needec

WARTIME PLANS TO SAVE FLOUR FORESEEN AGAIN   ). S. Ponders Methods To Reduce Domestic Use Of Wheat 100,000 Bushels By Next July To Avert  Hunger Overseas.

VOLUNTARY PROGRAM IS OUTLINED Plans To Conserve  Wheat Are Offered

U.S. EVES WAY TO SAVE FOOD FOR EUROPEANS   Consumption Of Wheat Vital Factor In Ability To Shin More Edibles

Question of Food Saving Boils Down To Score on Wheat  Use Here Must Be Cu 100 Million Bushels

WantedtoBe Meyers And “A Big Shot’? Lamarre Are Kills Man BothIndicted

Man Confesses Fatal Shooting Of Car Buyer   ‘Big Shot” Aspirant Tells of Throwing Body Into River

FBI SHADOWING RALPH GAPONE   BELIEVE AL’S BROTHER LINKED TO BLACK MARKET RACKET

Brother of ‘Scarface Al' Being Watched As U.S. Agents Seek Sugar Ring Clues

Ralph Capone Under Suspicion In Sugar Probe  'U. §. Agents Believe bea Je the Teadar ad   ‘U.S. Agents Believe He Is the Leader of Nationwide Ring

Defends His Plan; Says Only Purpose Is To Help Secure Peace and Security  For Upset World

Marshall Denies Recovery Plan Imperialistic   Declares Charges Made by Russians Are ‘Fantastic’

Marshall Blasts Russian Propaganda On European  Aid Plan As ‘Malicious’   Secretary Of State Bars Use Of U. S. Funds For ‘Selfish Economic Or Political Purnoses’ If And When Cranted

Accuse Russians Of Using False Propaganda   Secretary of State Re veals Only Small US Army Left in Europe

MARSHALL ASSAILS AS  ‘FANTASTIC’, ‘MALICIOUS’ ANTI-AMERICAN CHARGE

Marshall Hits Russian Attack On Aid Plans   Brands Charges Of Imperialism As ‘Fantastic’

Marshall Hits Propaganda on Recovery Plan   Soviet Charges of Dollar Imperialism Labelled ‘Fantastic’

MARSHALL CALLo RED SLAP AT AID PLAN “MALICIOUS®   Denies it Represents Dollat  Diplomacy — Gives Con ditions Under Which U. 8. Will Help Europe.   FUNDS FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES RULED OUT   Declares Any Money Sen Abroad Must Be Used for Relief and Economic Rehabilitation.

Marshall Assails Soviet Charges  Aid-to-Europe Rule Voiced by Secretary

MARSHALL IS POSITIVE AS TO PEAGE AIMS   Secretary Says There Is No Selfishness Whatsoéver Involved

‘Hot Story’ Told by Man   Buckeye Lake Cottage Owner Lives After Lichtnine Strikes.

IS STRUCK BY LIGHTNING   Man Lives To Tell About It; Has. 3 Broken Toes i

8 DIE, 54 HURT IN HAIFA BLAST   Jewish Underground Admits Retaliation For Recent Deportations

Worst Storm In Years Here   Deep Drifts Block Highways; Rural Mail Service Canceled

Senator Flanders For Voluntary Meat Rationing   Backs Away From Compulsory Meat Rationing Plan—Lines Up With Taft

15 Killed In Pan American Clipper Crash   Crackup Near Istanbul Occurs Shortly Before Touring Newsrmen Land In Another Craft

Huge Air Liner, Bound For U.S. Falls In Syria   Eight Passengers Die Ie Crash After Attempt To Make Landing At Syrian Airport   Reported Others On Plane Injured   First Reports Resulted In Fears Craft Waa One Carrying U. S. Paper Officials

15 KILLED IN AIRLINER CRASH   22 Safe as Pan American Clipper Cracks Up in Syria.

Twelve Killed Tn Plane Crash   Ten Others Injured When Clipper Crashes In Syria, Ts Is Announced

Pan American Clipper Plane Falls In Syria   22 Others Aboard Giant Ship Are Renorted Safe .

sane e eee eee carer A Se Senne ste  PAN AMERICAN AIR LINER IS WRECKED

No Americans Are Among Passengers   Three Crew Members Survive, Others Die in Burning Ship

Flying Clippe Crashes; 12 Persons Die   Constellation Smashup In Fastern Svria

22 Others Aboard Reported Safe After Big Plane Attempts Forced Landing; Seven Of Dead Members Of Ship’s Crew

Syrian Air Crash Takes 15 Lives; 22 Others Are Saved   Pan American Airplane Falls Near Euphrates - on Trip to Istanbul

15 Killed In Pan Am Crash In Syrian Desert  22 Survive Forced Landing; Most Of Crew Die In Accident

8 Passengers, 7 Members Of Crew Killed   Clipper Trying to Make Forced Landing; De. tails Lacking

15 Killed In Crash Of  RQKTTQWEE £  Pan American Clipper   Three Reported Seriously Hurt And Seven Slightly Injured; Same Plane That Turned Back At Newfoundland.

(rash of Pan-American Constellation Tn Syria Kills 15 out of 37 Aboard

Crackup Occurs la Attempted Forced Landing   Giant Plane Plunges At Meyadine, Syria; Seven Are Reported Injured; Names Of Dead Not Give

Euphrates Valley Is Accident Seene   Light Passengers, Seven Crew Wiembers Lose Lives: Spoils Line’s Safety Record

INDIA-T0-U. $, PLANE FAILS IN SYRIA   8 Passengers, 4 Crewmen Listed As Victims  FEARS   That Plane Was Flight Of Publishers Prove To Be Groundless

15 Persons Die Pan American  Airline Crash   Pan American Constellation Down In Syria; 21 Passengers Safe.

Attempting Landing On Syria Field   No American Passengers Listed As Dead; Seven Of Crew Escane

PLANE CRASA— 8 Passengers Are Listed As Among Dead  7 Crew Members   7 Crew Members Also Are Dead

Eight Passengers And Seven of Crew Perish; 22 Passengers, Crew Members Safe

15 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Constellation Clipper Falls In Syria; 22 Escape Death In Mishap

li Described AsBeing Safe   Plane Crashes Trying to Make Forced Landing in Svria

Fifteen Killed When Clipper Falls In Syria   Pan American Reveals 22 Survive Crash Of Constellatioii

15 Are Killed But 22 Survive Forced Landing   Details of Disaster Are Still Scarce; Three Reported Hurt

‘Fifteen Killed in Crash of Pan-Am Plane in Syria   ‘Constellation Trying “For. Forced Landing-~ 292 Renorted Safa

15 Killed In Crash Of Clipper   Giant Air Liner Forced Down At Meyadine, Syria

21 Others Safe Near Euphrates   Engine Catches Fire, Huge Airliner Destroved

U.S. Line's Ship Cracks Up in Syria   Was Headed from India To Turkey; Tried a Fearzed Lendina.

Pan-American Plane Down; 79 Survive   Forced Landing In Syria Brings Crash of Big Plane

15 Meet Death When Clipper Falls in Turkey   Twenty-two Escape a:  Plane Is Forced Down : On Syrian Desert

U.S. Airliner Crashes in Syria; 15 Die   Passengers Aboard Pan American Plane: Eight of Victims Are

15Perishin Constellation Crashin Syria   8 Passengers, 7 Crew Members Victims in Pan-Am. Mishap

CRASHES IN SYR   Twenty-Two Remaining Passengers, Crew Members Renorned: Safa

Fifteen Killed In Clipper Crash On Syrian Soil   Delayed Two Days In Newfoundland With Motor Trouble

22 Escape Death As Plane Makes Forced Landing   Ship on Way to Istanbul; Seven Crewmen Killed

Airliner Crashes In Syrian Area  Eifecaon Will.J a0   Fifteen Killed, 19 Survive Forced Landing

Plane Crash Kills Fifteen   Tragedy Occurs When Constellation Attempts Forced Landing, Syria

‘ight Passengers and Seven Crew Members Victims—22 Others Aboard Pan-American Constellation Eclipse Escape.

Eight Victims Passengers, But None Americans   Pan-American ‘Plane Crashes Mak. ing Forced Landing; Six of Crew Killed

15 Killed in Pan American  Plane Crash  fanetollatinn Attamnte Facead   Constellation Attempts Forced Landing at Airfield in Syria

PLANE CRASHES IN ATTEMPTING TO MAKE PORT   Fight Passengers And Seven Crew Members Are Killed When Constellation Plane Fails To Make Landing In Syria. -

Fifteen Killed As Giant Plane Falls in Syria   22 Passengers, Crew Members Escape Death in Crash

15 Killed In Pan American Plane Crash   Constellation Ship Cracks Up In Syria While Attempting To Make Forced Landing

Clipper Crash In Syria Kills 15 Persons   Pan American Airways Plane Crashes Near the Euphrates River While Attempting Forced Landing.

15 Die In Crash of Huge Air Liner In Forced Landing    21, Escape Death as - Pan-American Plane Crashes In Syria

22 Others Aboard Eclipse Are Safe   American World Airways Constellation Tragedy Occurs In Meyadine, Syria, As Forced Landing Is Attempted

10 Others Are Injured In Landing   Eclipse Enroute From Karachi To Istanbul  In Turkey

PLANE COMES DOWN ON HOP TO ISTANBUL   Second Pan-Am Constellation Carrying Publishers Lands Safely: -. .

Tax Increase Is Protested By Industry   Legislature Warned It Might Kill Goose That Lays Golden Egg

State Industrial Men Oppose Hik For Sales Taxes   Economy Of Entire - State Might Be - Sariannely Afsarted

Chicago Wife Is Slain, Hunt Mystery Man   Middle-Aged Man Posing As Woman's Husband : Sought; Her Body Founc In Apartment

Death Probe Is Launched   Chicago Salesman’s  Wife Is Found Dead

WOMAN’S DEATH EYED BY POLICE   Chicago Investigators Probe Into Strange Case of Salesman’s Wife, 39

ITALIAN CHIEF WIDENS CABINET   De Gasperi To Add 4 More Offices, But Lashes Red Actions

GASPERI FOES MAY GET POSTS   italian Premier Proposes En: larged Cabinet

BABSON’'S WEEKLY — REPORT. .   BABSON BABSON DISCUSSES FARM PRICES

Food Shortage Perils, British Control in Ruhr   News Blackout Ordered ._ As Demonstrations Flare in Rich Valley

ATOM, CONTROL ‘IS TIGHTENED IN NEW MOVE   COMMISSION CLAMPS DOWN ‘ON EXPORTS OF MATERIALS USED IN: BOMB CON. STRUCTION

ATOM SECURITY ACTION TAKEN BY COMMISSION   Special License Required To Make Or To Export Fissionable Material

‘PATTERSON APPEARS BEFORE. GROUP   Hlouse To Allow Senate Act  ey

Newsstand "7c Copies...   Smethport School Board Engages Two New Teachers at Meeting;  Don Rathgaber Resigns as Coach

Newsstand "7c Copies...   Smethport School Board Engages Two New Teachers at Meeting;  Don Rathgaber Resigns as Coach   Jay Elicker of Shiremanstown Will Coach Basketball, Football and Track; Albert J. Harrington Will Have Charge of Physical Ed.

@ VAUL MALLUN—     Republicans So Busy Looking at Forest, Don’t See Trees

Lightning Kills One and Starts $150,000 Oil Fire In Buffalo Storm

The Great Game Of  Politics  MaArkhTwW WwW CWrry»rrenr   The Morgenthau Dilemma

CHRISTMAS PARADE   Finals Are Bemg Made for Festivities on’  Saturday   EXPECT 12-15 FLOATS

CHRISTMAS PARADE   Finals Are Being Made for estivities on  Saturday

Ask Ruling.on Bus Question   School Board Refuses Parochial Pupil Ride

Britain Expected To File Palestine Trouble With U.N.   U. S. Says Issue Must be Submitted in “Con. crete” Form      Sun Spots Disturb World Radio Communications; Ouc of Largest

Sunspots Interfere With Radio Communications  ee 7 ae 7.7. a ae. 7. a. 7.7. oe oe Ll ee   . Spot on Sun, 75,000 to 80,000 Mite: Lona, Visible Without Telescope

HUGE SUN SPOT HAMPERS RADIO   Observers Say Disturbance To Continue

Sun Spots Are Playing Havoc   Radic Communications Report Interference; Many Circuits Out.

SPOT UPON SUN HINDERS RADIO   Much Radio Reception Faulty Today Due To Spot On Sun «¢stimated To Be 75,000 To 80,000 Miles Long.

Lands In Chicago After Solo Trp Of 73 Hrs. 5 Min.   Betters Late Wiley Post’s World Girdler By More Than Half   ECLIPSES RECORD  SET LAST APRIL   Plans To Enter Bendix Race In Los Angeles—‘‘Can Better 500 Per Hour’’

VORLD HOP N73 HOURS   to Enter Bendix Air Race and Fly Around Roth Poles

ODOM LOK HOR AIRWAYS TO CONQUER   Round World Record Cuts Time In Halt

PILOT SAYS HE PLANS TO EN. TER A SOUPED-UP P-47 IN AUGUST BENDIX AIR RACES

Record Making Odom to Enter Bendix Race   Bombshell Smashes All Globe-Circling; Time Is 73:5.11

FARM BUREAU * ATTACK MADE      EX-LOBBYIST DECLARES THAT HE OBJECTS TO THE “ONE-MAN CONTROL” “BY MURRAY LINCOLN

BATH BLASTS FARM BUREAU   Lobbyist 18 Years Calls Present Co-op Policy Dangerous

FARM BUREAU IS ATTACKED BY EDWIN J, BATH   Lobbyist For 18 Years Says Co-op ‘Dangerous To Our Form Of Government’

SOLDIERS FIRED UPON IN PARAGUAY CAPITAL   Government Sources Declare Sniping Was Stopped After Numher of Arrests.

18 Counties Meet to View Aid Problem  Share-the-Cost Plan Is Object

Officials Talk On Crisis Of  Assistance   Gage County Says Still Undecided As To Taking Part.

Montana Hot Spell Threatens Corn In Midwest Area  Rockies Will Receive Relief Soon, Weather Office Says

New Heat Wave Strikes Nation   Temperatures Soar In Central States As Corn Prices Hit Highs

NEW WAVE OF HOT WEATHER MOVES EAST   Temperatures To Soar As Endangered Crops Face More Heat

Warm Spell Due Sunday   New Heat Wave, Now In Plains States, Coming To State Tomorrow

New Heat Wave Bears Down On Midwest States   100-Degree Readings For Area Between Mississip pi River And Rockies.

NEW HEAT WAVE SWOOPS DOWN, aN THIS AREA TODAY.   Spread Over Entire Section Between Mississippi and the Rockies.   'TO MOVE EAST SUNDAY:   Temperatures Will Soar Above the 100 Mark In Some Localities.

New Heat Wave Predicted For Eastern States   Temperatures -To-Hit 100 “In Some: Sections — -

New ‘Sizzler’ On Way East: Crops Suffer   St. Louis Counts 57 Heat Dead in 9 Days: Corn Price Soaring

New Wave Ot Heat Spreads  Over Nation   Temperatures In Many Letalities To Pass  100; Appalachians May Get Thinderchawere

Second Heat ' Wave To Hit Nation Today   Weather Bureau Predict  Temperatures Of 100  Degrees In Many ~ Localities

‘Saucer’ Reports Continue  io Be Received Mystery of Disks Remains Just That Over Nation

SKY DISC MYSTERY REMAINS UNSOLVED   More “Flying Saucers” Reported Seen—Cash Prizes Offered for “Real Article.”

Senate-House Unit Tabs $507,000,000 for Flood Control   Group Ends Long Hours of Argument Early Today on Plan

‘Rush Water Measures: To House for Approval   “Sendte-House Group OK's: War Department $507.000.000 Bi)

ON FLOOD CONTROL   Budget for Kansas Is Not Cut by Conference - Committee

Measure Calling For. $507,000,000;, Mostly: -For Flood Control, Nears Final Passage

Bill Carries Funds for’ McNary Dam   Measure Rushed for Final   Action After Approval Given by Joint House, Senate Committee

PLAN SPECIAL TRIBUTE TO CARRIE JACOBS BOND IN SERVICES - TOMORROW

single Blast From Shotgun Proves Fatal   _-Vietim Tried To  - Boot Off Assassin Wish Bie Sane

McNear Is Shot Down At Peoria   Toledo, Peoria, Western Head Long Embroiled In Labor Strife.

Geo. P. McNear, T.P. and W.R. Head, Is Slain   Blasted by Assassin While Walking on Peoria. Til... Street

News Day And Night   Death Ends George: MeNear’s Six-Year Fight With Rail Brotherhood   Police Lack Clue To Night Killer   Automobile Seen Speeding Away From Seene Seconds After Gunfire Heard

RR PRESIDENT SHOT TO DEATH   STRIKE-BOUND ROAD CHIEF MURDERED IN AMBUSH

G.P. MeNear Long Fought Rail Union :   His P. & W. Railroad Long Strike-Bound And Badly Crippled

MeNear, Head Of Struck Railroad, Slain   Shotgun Blast Snuffy His Life On Nichttime Walk

Fiery Railroad President Slain   Assassination :Culminates From Five Years  Of Bitter Fighting With Rail Brotherhoods

FOE OF UNION SHOT DOWN IN NIGHT AMBUSH   G. P. McNear, Head of Strikebound Line,  Assassinated

MeNEAR SHOT IN DARK NEAR PEORIA HOME   Slaying Ends Turbulent Five Years of Battling Rail Brotnerhand:

Fiery Anti-Unionist Shot While Strolling   Shotgun Blast From Ambush Fatal To 56-Year-Old George P. McNear

in Shoots Railroad Chief, Bitter Union Foe   McNear, 56, Murdered By  Shotgun Blast; Assailant Escapes

ASSASSIN SHOUTS RAILROAD LEADER OF UNION DISPUTE   President of T. P. & W. Is Slain at Peoria Last Night while Walking Alone on Street.   STATEMENT MADE BY BROTHERHOODS

Single Blast From Shotgun Proves Fatal   Victim Tried To Beat, Off Assassin With Hic Cano

Prison Fraud ls Uncovered, lt Is Alleged   Records Destroyed — To Keep Information From Investigators

Taft Group Would Balk Oath- Taking   Bipartisan Probe Body  Accuses Mississippian Of Misusing Office.

Republicans Plan To Bar The Door To Senator Bilbo At First Session   Committee Report Is Favorable To  Incumbent

Taft Reveals Plan To Prevent Taking Of Oath  Committee Report   Committee Report  Is Presented To Attorney General; Need Democrat Votes

BILBO FACES GOP MOVE TO BAR HIM FROM SENATE OFFICE   Majority Of Policy Group Favors Stopping Him, Says Taft

PLAN 10 HALT HIS ENTRY AT SENATE DOOR   Mississippian Charged With Misusing Office For Gain

BILBO MAY BE CHALLENGED AT THE DOOR   Republican Steering Committee Recommends That Mississippian Be Barred When He Attempts to Take Oath.

Sen: Bilbo Seen By Republican:   Majority Of GOP Group Would Bar Solen From Taking Oath Of Office

Republicans Act To Bar Bilbo At Senate Door  Agreement With Democrats Would BS.f2 MPenee .g._s.

Bar Sen. Bilbo, GOP Demands   Full Republican Roster of Senate Fails To Act on Committee Recommendation That Southern Solon Be Evicted Tomorrow

Republicans Will Seek To Bar Bilbo Tomorrow; Probe Gr oup Reports Senator Found Guilty   Group Says Bilbo Guilty of Persoriat Gain. “In _ War Contracts. =.

 Mississinni Faces Fight  OnTaking Oath   Senate Committee Braniip  Election Activity an These!

Party Action Advised By Policy Committee  Mississippi Senator to Face Fight In Seekine Chair Friday for Term

REPUBLICAN STEERING COMMITTEE VOTES TO FIGHT-SOLON AT DOOR:  ACTION FOLLOWS REPORT OF PRORERS THAT WRONG

Mississippian Faces Challenge As Term Opens   GOP Action Follows Inquiry Report Of ‘Misusing His Office’

GOP SENATORS EYE PROPOSAL BY COMMITTEE   Steering Group Puts Recommendation Before Republican Membership

DOOR TRY SEEN TO STOP BILBC   Republicans Favor Early Move To Oust Senator

GOP Moves To Stop ‘The Man’ At Door Of Senate; Filibuster Is Threatened   BULLETIN

Mississippian Charged With Misuse Office   Majority of Senate: GOP Policy Gronp Favors Stopping Him At — Door   Would Keep Him From Taking Oath   Evidence ‘ndicates Bilbo Used C .ice For Personal Gain From War Contracts

GOP Meeting To Get Report This Afternoon   Steering Group Asks Mississipian Not Be Seated  Yomorrow  {

REPUBLICAN STEERING  COMMITTEE VOTES TO  HIGHT SOLON AT DOOR ACTION FOLLOWS REPORT  OF PROBERS THAT WRONG NONE. RY MISSISSIPPIAN

Would Stop Bilbo at Door   Group Headed by Taft Would Bar Him From Taking Oath

BILBO’S FACING QUICK TEST OF RIGHT TO SEAT   Republicans Will Challenge Mississippi Senator ‘at the Door’ Friday

Republicans Decide To Attempt To Stop Sen. Bilbo at Doot   Will Seek to Keep Missis. sippi Senator. From  Taking His Oath

Democrats Pick Rayburn; G.O.P. Choice Halleck   Organization Complete for Opening Friday Without Scrap; Study Action Against Bilbo

BILBO DUE a He IN - SENATE FRIDAY   Taft Hints . Agreement. ! With , Democrats to _ Avéid Filibuster

EFFORTS WILL BE PUT FORTH TO BAR BILBO   Republicans Will Attempt tc Prevent Mississippian From Taking Seat   TROUBLE BUILDING UP IN ANOTHER DIRECTION

GOP Steering . Committee Asks Bilbo Unseating ’   Recommend Mississippi Senator Be Barred At Senate Door; Move To Avert Filibuster Threat

‘Drafted’ Rayburn, Of Texas   As Democratic House Leader for 80th Congress Whiel  Convenes Thursday

TO ‘STOP BILBO ATDOORFRIDAY   Investigators Say Senator Has Misused His Office And Broken Law

BILBO MAY BE BARRED FROM SENATE SEAT   Republicans Seek To Keep Mississippian From Taking Third Term Oath

GOP 10 TRY 10 HALT BILBO AT SENATOR'S DOOR   Vlississippi Senator Charged With LawBreaking And Misuse Of Office For Gain; Test Comes Tomorrow.

RECOMMEND SEN. BILBO BE BARRED FROM THE SENATE   This Was the Decision of the Republican Steering Committee,   BEFORE FULL SENATE   Bilbo Accused by An Investi gating Committee Recently.

Bilbo Facing Loss of his Senatorship   Charged With Misuse of His Office and Breaking the Law

GOP Unit Discloses  Decision   Steering Committee  Recommended To Get Review Today.

Républicans May’ Stop Bilbo When’  He Enters. Senate   Southerner . Sends. Letter  ' to Colleagues, Asks ~  They. Keep an — Oven Mind

challenge on Seating  Scheduled   Agreement Hoped With Demos Against Threatened Filibuster

GOP Moves to Bar Bilbo at  Door of Senate   Southern Senator Hit ix Probe of Deals With  Contractors

Taft Seeks Agreement With Demos Which Would Avoid Filibuster   Commitiee Also Meets Today On Results Of Probe Of Charges That Bilbo Acted To  Prevent Negroes From Voting   Hope For Agreement

LAN LAID TO) DAR BILBO AT SENATE DUDK   GOP Committee Report t Be Acted Upon by Full Senate.

GOP Would Bar Bilbo At Door    Leaders Seek Agreement With Demos to Prevent His Taking Oath of Office

Republican Action Is Seen Friday  Misused Office,  Says Committee

GOP. Plans Early Vote To Oust Bilbo   Mississippi Senator May Be Denied Office

Senators Plan Fight To Stop Him At Door   Committee Report Says Southerner le Feaund Guilty

GOP Committee Recommends Barring Bilbo   Senator Accused Of Abusing Office For Personal Gain

Republicans Fail to Agree  On Procedure   Taft Says Majority Members Will Probably Challenge Mississippi Solon at Door Friday. Which Means Ficht

Senate Group Finds Solon Violated Law   Taft Indicates Agreement To Avert Filibuster Is Possibility With Full Hearing Also Discussed

G.0.P. COMMITTEE FAVORS ATTEMPT TO BAR SEN. BILBO   MAJORITY REPORT DECLARES HE USED OFFICE FOR GAIN

epublicans Move o Oust Bilbo At Door Of Senate”   Senator Accused Of Misusing His Office

Republicans Will Try to Keep Bilbo From Seat  Policy Committee Votes to Seek Solon’s Disbarment

Seek Successor For Coamer Eldora   Must Have Similar Sincere Interest In Boys

REUTHER TAKES ~BLOOMY VIEW   HEAD OF AUTO WORKERS _ SEES “CHAOS” BECAUSE OF HIGH COST OF LIVING

UAW. CHIEF FEARS MORE LABOR CHAOS   Walter Reuther Says Pending Measures Won't Cure Hs

THREE KILLED IN CRASH OF TRUCKS   NO WITNESSES AS TRUCKS COLLIDE ON ROAD NEAR ROXANA

Lilienthal Hearings Will Be Ended Today   McKellar to be Given Time‘to Present More _ Evidence

Lilienthal Probe to Close Today  McKellar to Offer Last Evidence

Committee Will  Close Lilienthal  Hearings Today Vote May Be Taken Before Thursday

END LILIENTHAL HEARING TODAY   SENATE VOTE ON CONFIRMA:TION TO COME WEDNESDAY OR THURSDAY.

PROPOSES RECESS FAR STATE SOLONS   Big Rapids Senator Wants 25-Day Delay to Get Fiscal House in Order ,

Police Spend Over Three Fruitless Hours Combing Mansion ForRecluse

New York Police Still Hunting Rich Recluse _   Nine States Alerted As Search of: Mansion Brings No Resiilts -

Soviet Protests Raid Which Reveals Ammunitions, Clips, Tommyguns, Rifles, Pistels

CHARGE MADE THAT BIG  COMPANIES HAVE SYSTEM  "TO FIX PRICE FOR PRODUCT

FIRMS HAVE 80 DAYS TO ANSWER   Trade Commission Charge is Government’a First Assault on Mounting Price Spiral — Commisélon Lists 26 Larger Corporations and Susidiaries,

FTC Charges Price Fixing By Steel Firms   Complaint Lists 26 Big Corporations Controlling 80 Pct.

STEEL INDUSTRY FACES CHARGES BY GOVERNMENT   Price Fixing Accusations Made In First Attack On High Prices

FIC CHARGES STEEL PRICES RIGGED   Gayvernment Says Companies Can Ruin Competition

Anderson Hit By Hard Rain; Much Damage   South Carolina County's Cotton Crop Suffers

Denounces Soviets For Delivering Ulématum on Treaty For Germans   U. $. DOES NOT: AGREE WITH RUSSIAN (DEMANDS

Marshall In Blunt Attack «   ~ Deplores Soviet’s .  . Immovable Demands. ‘On: German. Economy;  - Molotev: Honeful - -

Marshall Denounces Russians   Attacks Soviet ‘Ultimatuni On Reparations — From Germany

MARSHALL HITS BIG 4 DISPUTES   Sees No Agreements on Basis of Ultimatums

U:S., British Blast at Rass Proposal; Molotov Urges “Reconciliation”

Says There Must Be Free Meeting Of Minds During Council Sessions

Marshall Lashes Out At Molotov   Says Council Won't Gel Anywhere With Ultimatums and Obstinacy   REJECTS SOVIET STAND   Can't Accept Reparations as Condition of German Economic Unity

No Agreements Possible From Positive Stand   U.S. Secretary Makes Bluntest Speech Criticizes Molotov Pagitian.

Marshall Firm With Russians   Blunt Warnings Given Moscow And Paris About Germany

RUSSIA'S ATTITUDE IS RAKED   On Acceptance of Reparations From Current Output

U. S. And Britain Attack Soviet Plans On Germany      Break Brings Expression Of Hope From Molotoy That  “Differences Among The Delegations” Could Be Reconciled During Discussions  ;

Marshall In Lashing Talk To Russians   Denounces “Ultimatum” To Council On Reparation: From Germany

Molotov Hopes Differences Can Be Reconciled  Marshall Criticizes Russia and France

Soviet Plans for Germany Attacked By U.S., Britain   ‘Marshall Makes His Most Aggressive Speech Thus Far

Allies Wipe Out Italian Commission  Control Group No Longer Necessary

CONTROL ENDS FOR ITALIANS   Allied Commission Steps Down As Part Of Liquidation

‘Allies Abolish . Commission Controlling Italy   Announcement Says Need for Board "No Longer Exists’

Allies Give Up Control of Italians   Commission Set Up After Italy Quit, Ends- Its Duties There

ALLIED SET-UP ~ INTTALY GHANGEL   CONTROL COMMISSION, CREATED TO SUPERVISE GOVERNMENT, IS ABOLISHED.

BLASTS POLICE AT MASSILLON   Prosecutor Declares Chief Ob. _ scures Evidence Pointing to Babies’ Murder.

—BABY DEATHS. Proseeutor Raps Policy Of Police  Switter Asserts  Clues Followed

Babies Killed Evidence Shows   Prosecutor Reports On Hospital Mystery

SIGLER ENTERS. SPUD DISPUTE   PROMISES TO UNTANGLE MARKETING ANDO DUAL INSPECTION PROBLEMS

Four Cars Jump Track and Roll Down High Cliff   No Americans Aboard, Disaster Occurs 25 Miles West of Tokyo

178 Japs Killed In Tram Wreck  Report 350 Hurt When Four Cars Leave Track

WORST RAIL CRASH IN JAP HISTORY IS ‘FATAL TO SCORES   Four Cars of Train Jump Off Rails and Land in Field ’ Below Grade

Japs Also Have Wrecks   At Least 178 Killed, 350 Injured When Packed Cars Tumble Down Embankment

178 Japs Killed In Train Wreck   “350 Injured When A Six-Car Train  Jumns Treck. .

178 Japs Die In Train Wreck   Four Cars Jump Track, Drop Down 30-Foot Bank

DISASTER CALLED WORST IN HISTORY OF JAP RAILROADS  FOUR CARS PLUNGE DOWN EMBANKMENT:

178 JAPS DEAD IN RAIL WRECK   Worst Accident in History of Country Results in Injuries To 350 Persons

178 Japanese Killed In Wreck   Four Cars of Train Jump Track, Plunge Down Embankment

Report 178 Japanese ‘Killed in Rail Wreck   About 350 Injured--Four Cars Tumble Down Embankment

Jap Crash Kills 178   Injured Number 350 As Four Cars Plunge Over Embankment

JAP TRAIN WRECK AILS 178 PERSONS   Four Cars Jump Tracks, Roll Down Enbankment Leaving 350 Hurt

General Meyers. Likely to. Face Tax Evasion Charge Atty. Gen. Clark Says Justice Dept.

AID FOR EUROPE BEFORE SENATE   Bill Unanimously Ap. proved By Foreign Relations Committce

SENATE READY FOR STOP-GAP RELIEF SETUP   TRUMAN INFLATION CONTROLS LIKELY TO STRIKE SNAG

EUROPEAN AID PROGRAMOVER FIRST HURDLE   Unanimous Approval By Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Rare Letters And Autographs Bring $42,030 At Auction Of 200 Items

SENATE STARTS DEBATE ON BILL TO BAN ACTIONS   Congress Clears Way For Consideration  Of Curbs

Green Asks All AFL Unions Withdraw Portal Pay Suits  Denounces Action As Unwarranted And Urges Private Settlemente

Republicans Draft-Anti {Inflation Bill   Measure Provides For Voluntary Controls And No Government Price

Opposition Seen as Fresh men Senators Refuse to Commil ‘Themsetves.

flouse To Take. Up Next Monday  Seek Voluntary Pacts, No Price-Fixing

Anti-Inflation Plans Of GOP Put In Shape   Goal Would Be Achieved Through Voluntary Restraints

GOP Offers Own Plan On Inflation   , Counter to Truman Proposal Goes To House Group

Republicans Prepare Anti- Inflation Legislative For House Consideration

GOP Leaders Gef Anti-Inflation Bill Readied   Purpose Said to Effect Overall Reduction of All Prices

GOP INTRODUCES LEGISLATION TO FIGHT INFLATION   Voluntary Controls And Price-Fixing Ban Listed by Renublicans

GOP Drafts Voluntary Controls Bill for Early  Consideration by House

Bill Provides for Voluritary Controls and Is Expected to Be Taken Up by House Monday.   PROVISIONS DESIGNED TO TIGHTEN CREDIT   Measure Would E:courage industry to Enter Agreements for Allocation of *  Basic Consumer Goods.

Republicans Introduce Bill To Fight  Inflation  Prohibits Fixing Of Prices; Based o1  Voluntary Control DPD. Varn erctres

Stassen Enters Primary Race For Presidency   Wisconsin Vote Will Be Sought In Openina Speech

Siassen To Enter Primary  Next April 6   Former Minnesota Governor Announces He Will Enter Wisconsin Primary Election.

Milwaukee Speech Will Open Campaian   Will Give First Major  Talk Nov. 24; Avowed GOP Candidate Tells  Newsmen Of Plans

CTASSEN TO ENTER 4G, PRESIDER TIAL —  <a 8 abiaes hig SE QOS CREM OE OMManAany

Stassen Enters Presidential Race   Jaycees Will Sponsor Drama Series  A€LibLintinn With Drama Goijsld tn Rerinn Vhenn Renandunyu WHiéc

Stassen  Reveals Plan To Set Out   Likely Candidate For President Maps Route

Stassen Enters State Primary  To Open Campaign j it Milwaukee Nav. 7

Stassen To Enter Wisconsin Presidential Primary In Quest For GOP Nomination   _ Will Make Major Speech In Milwaukee Nov. 24 In Opening His Campaign

Delegate Slate To be Entered  In Wisconsin  Former Minnesota Governor the First  = Make Formal ort tention Bina Ol inte

FLOOD OF BILLS TO CURB LABOR IN OFFING TODAY   Labor Bloc Brace! Itself for Expected Storm

GOP Greets Opening of Congress With Flood of Bills Restricting  Widespread Activities of Unions

CONGRESS 10 GET FLOOD OF BILLS TO GURB UNIONS   House. “Protabor’. Blo: _. Braces Itself for ExEe ee Bg eee

WAVE OF LABOR LAWS EXPECTED   Quick Action To Smooth  U.S. Picture Likely

Anti-Union Bills Flood Lower House   Many Measures Seek To Prevent Major Strikes

ENGLISH GIRL, 17, REFUSED LICENSE   Lass, Who Jilted Ex-Gl After Journeying Here, Shy Year of Ace

Bowles Calls on Liberals fo Join With Democrats   Progressive Program Would Bar Communists, Third Party

Bowles Urges U. 5. Liberals Organize Droarecsive Front. Shun Red influence

Chester Bowles Calls on Liberals To Gain Democratic Party Control

Bowles Calls Liberals’ to Organize   Roosevelt Followers Would Work Througt Democratic Party

COMMUNIST INFLUENCE BANNED —  Bowles Demands Liberal Move Jn Demo Setup For ‘48 Race

Full Benefit Of Assistance is Hampered   Griswold Advises Iron ing Out Factional Troubles For Reconstruction Program

Stop Fighting, Griswold Warns Greeks   Battles Delay Reconstruction, Head of Aid Mission Says

U.S. Aid Chief, Warns Greece to Stop Its Fighting   Says Assistance .Cannot Have Full Effect. With War

Promises Full Help if Fight Is Patched Up   U. S. Mission © Reaches Athens To Begin Work 

American Envoy Warns Greeks to lron Out Troubles   Griswold Arrives in Athens as Chief of U.S. Aid Mission

, GRISWOLD URGES GREEKS MAKE PEACE   To Speed Work Of Reconstruction In Country

Long-Range  Program For Farmers Now Being Talked   Meanwhile Housewiver Trim Menus in Order to Trim Costs for Feeding the Family

Proposals Considered At Meeting   Conservation And Prices To Be Discussed

LOOKING FOR A JOB?  Exams for Deputy County Assessors Sept. 3; Must Make Annilieatinn hw Ane 9»

STEWART WILL SERVE ON OHIO'S HIGH COURT   Herbert Bares Choice After Bell Decides To Leave

CIN’ TI MAYOR TO SUCCEED WOGE BELL   Cincinnatian To Return To Common Pleas Bench   Takes Action At Request Of Bell Who Steps Down Because Of Health

STEWART NAMED TO COURT POST   Herbert Appoints Former Primary Rival To Supreme Court

‘STEWART GETS~ JUSTICE POST   CINCINNATI MAN WHO DE‘—~FEATED HERBERT IN 134¢°— PRIMARY ,TO SsUCCEED BELL

STEWART GOES ON HIGH COURT   Cincinnati Mayor Named To Post Being Vacated By Judge Bell

Will Succeed Charles $. Bell, Herbert States   Cincinnati Mayor To Assume Office On March 1 «~~

STEWART GETS COURT POST   Herbert Picks Former Rival To Fill State Supreme  fst tllaannwnnar

STEWART NAMED TO OHIO BENCH   Cincinnati Mayor To Replace Charles Bell

Girl Friend’s’ Husband Says Meyers‘Snake   Denies General's Statement That He Formed Company TT, Aid Merc. Famarre

Lacks Words To Describe Degradation   Veterans Would Recall Medals

LAMARRE SAYS MEYERS IS LYING ABOUT HIS WIFE   Wants General Made To Crawl On Belly Like ‘Snale Theat ss. ta?

LAMARRE SAYS GEN, MEYERS IS “SNAKE”   Girl Friend’s Husband Takes Exception to Testimony Offered

Lamarre Back to Say ‘Ncyers Is a Snakel’   Former General Asks For A Trial And He’ll Likely Get It

LAMARRE CALLS MEYERS ‘SNAKE’ IN NEW ATTACK   Says He Hopes Committee Makes General Crawl “On His Belly”   EX-OFFICER IS HAZY OVER SOME DETAILS

Meyers ‘A Snake Lamarre Cries From the Stand   Accuses General Of Trying to Stage Smear Campaign

Bitter Attack Is Made Against General Meyers Scored For Testimony In Probe -

Retired U_ S, A- General _Continues Blanket Denial Of All Charges A epwetk: Ellin

Lamarre Scores Meyers’ Actions   ~Husband Of General’s ‘Friend’ Soave Mevers ‘Sunk Toa New Taw’

He Admits, However, Signing Two False Affidavits Concerning  Use of Cadillac Car

Lamarre Coldly Scourges Officer  Meyers Makes Full Denial Of Charaes

Husband of ‘Girl Friend’ Is On Stand   General Is Accused of Trying to Conduct ‘Smear Campaign’

MEYERS LIE ENOUNCED BY B HLAMARRE      Husband Of ‘Girl Friend’ Calls. Mavare ‘Snake’

GENERAL SINKS TO LOW DEPTHS, PROBERS TOLD   Former Plant President Says Officer ‘Lied’ in Story of ‘Girl Friend’

Girl Aged 1] Injured In Auto Crash   Emmitsburg Child Taken To Hospital In Gettysburg On  Sunday Afternoon

U.S, JAPANESE SEEK HIDDEN ARMY GOODS   Scheme To Loot Country 0 Wealth Is Suspected

TRY TO TRACE JAP. SUPPLIES NOW MISSINC      OrrictaLs BELIEVE PLOT  CAURED DISAPPEARANCE OF ARMY AND NAVY  _STOCRPILES

Too Many Ch Chiefs- -Not Enough Indians’     ARMY STRESSES NEED FOR MORE MEN

TRANSIT WORKERS SPUN ULTIMATUM   ST. LOUIS MAYOR CALLS FOR STATE LAW TO RESTORE TRANSPORTATION,

Legislature Asked For Aid in Ending St. Louis Strike  Want Emergency Clause in the Anti-Utility

live of kifty-Six korest fires ArekR ag ing U/ncontrolled in District

Five of Lifty-Six forest Fires Are Raging Une ontrolled in District

Durocher Now Playing Left Field And May Soon Be Without a Glove  Two of Five Lawvers Weiching Hic Ramart   Two of Five Lawyers Weighing His Remarks On Judge Send Up Fast Ones on the Inside

Panel Of Barristers Will Assist Court In Passing Sentence On Lo. quacious One

Outlawing Of Communists In Congress  Member Plans Bill To Kill  WM. .2... ¥. tt @

Communist Ban Is Suggested: Stirs Congress   Labor Secretary Proposes Action To Labor Group

Red Ban Plan Stirs Congress   Member of Committee Cites Objections to Schwellenbach Plan

Bill to Outlay Communists’ Party Drafted   Cabinet Member’s Proposal Stirs Convress Action

Plan To Outlaw Communists In U. S. Stirs Many Solons; Russian Dealings At Stake

Lawmaker Urges Slow Approach In Halting Reds   Schwellenbach Makes Proposal To Outlaw Communist Party In U. S.

NBIECTIONS 10 OUTLAWING ACT UP IN CAPITAL   Some Solons Argue That Making Communist Party Illegal Would Only Drive It Under Cover; Other Objections.

Marshall Breaks Soviet Filibuster in Big 4 Council  Molotov Agrees to By-Pass Discords,  Bee Pie Be Pod Be

mat SESSION   Assembly Seen tikely To Take Up Holy Lend Issue Naxt Month

Palestine Study By UN Is Certain   China and France Join ix Backing British Appeal

Way (Cleared For Special Session On Palestine   General Assembly Will Meet In May Again

Poultryless Days To Stay; Wheat Soars   Basic Commodities Reach Historic Peak: Distilleries To Close

One Person Dies  in Crash of  Electric Trains Up to Thirty-five  Are Reported Hurt in Accident

Subway Trains Crash; One Dead Thirty Injured =   Worker Accidentally Brushes Switch, Causing L. A. Collision

House Leaders Seek Passage Of Relief Bill   Marshall Holds Program Matter Of Great Urgency

Efforts tc,Sidetrack — Greek Ait: Program — Beaten Do\-n in House

House' Ballot Favors Debate  On Greek Aid   Leaders Beat Down Effort To Sidetrack; Marshall Labels It Urgent.

Marshall Says Passage Urged   State Chief Calls Middle East Program Positive in Indirect Reply to Stassen

House Refuses ‘To Sidetrack Greek-Turk Aid   Drive For Approval Is Strengthened By Plea From Sec. Marshall.

House Blocks Drive Against Greek-Turkish Loan Bill   Ratification of Balkan Pacts Vital, Says Truman

House Defeats Effort to Sidetrack Program to Aid Greece and Turkey   Accepts Rules Committee Procedure Fixing Nine Hours for Debate and. Leaving Measure Open for Amendments; Hears Marshall's Plea

USE AGREED TO MINE-HOUR FLOUR DEBATE   Letter from Marshall Says Program Positive Aid to Peace.

Aid Measure Wins Its First Round   Marshall Says Bill Is Matter of Great Urgency Now

GREEK-TURK AID URGED BY MARSHALL   Secretary Tells the House Adoption of U.S. Program “Matter of Greatest Urgency”—Move to Sidetrack Defeated.

Greek Aid sidetrack Defeated   Marshall Urges Foreign Aid as "Greatest Uraency'

MARSHALL IN PLEA FOR BILL   Makes an Indirect Reply to Contention Of Hareld Stassen

Attempt to Sheive Aid Bill Beaten   House Leaders Beat Down Effort to Delay Plan To Help Balkans, Press For Ouick Passage

THINK LIVING COST BILL 10 BECOME LAW   President Is Expected to Sign Republican “Voluntary” Anti- Inflation Measure, Though He Considers It Inadequate.

Truman Seen Ready To Sigr Inflation al  CAD Batantinn   GOP Retention of His Controls Said To Swav President

Truman Is  Expected To Sign Taft Bill   Anti-Inflation Measure Gives Frecutive Power

Predict President Will Sign GOP Anti-Inflation Bill Despite His  Conviction That It Is Inadequate

President Expected To Sign GOP Plan   Anti-Inflation Measure Will Be Approved Despite ‘Short-Comings,’ Say Intimates

ANTI-INFLATION BILL LIKELY TO GET 0, K.   Insiders Feel Truman Will Sian G. 0. P. Measure

Say Truman Will Sign GOP Bill   Make Prediction Fer Accepting Anti-Inflation Plan

Predict President To Sign Republican Anti-Inflation Bill   Truman in Favor Of Controls in ‘Voluntary’ Setup

President: Reported to ZF . Measure Not-A quate: ‘to ® Curbdnflaton

Truman To Sign Despite Doubts   Remains Convinced Republican Bill Far From Adequate

Predict Truman Will Sign GOP Inflation Curbs   Feels Bill Far From: Adequate, But Include: Actions He. Requested

Say Truman Will Sign Price Bill   Feels It Far From Adequate To Hold Line on Living Costs

Truman Expected To Sign Despite His Objections  Three Reasons for Accepting Are Gives

Truman Expected To Sign Republica Anti-Inflation Bill, With Warning It Does Net Meet Price Challenve

Predict Truman Will Sign GOP Inflation Bill  Republicans Clamor   Republicans Clamor For Immediate Price Contro] Aareements

SAY. PRESIDENT WILL OKAY GOP PRICE CURBING      Intimates. Foresee ‘Signing. Despite a “Misvivings   PASSED SENATE   Measure-,.. Provides For Voluntary Frieg, : Controk::

“Will Sign HCL Bill”.   Friends Say Truman Will Accept Meastre As Better Than None, Although Not Adequat

Taft Decides To Pass Up Wis. Primary   Four Candidates Will Take Up Nomination Battle.

Senator Taft: Will Pass Up — Primary, Report   Ohio Senator To Feave Wisconsin Presidential Primary to Other Candidates.

FIRST MAJOR BATTLE Reports Say Taft Will Pass - Up Wisconsin GOP Primary

Taft Slated te Skip Badger Primary Test   Stassen, Dewey, Eisenhower Leading Contenders in Field

TAFT SHUNS WISCONSIN'S BALLOT RACE   Leaves Pre - Nomination Test to Dewey, Stassen, MacArthur, Eisenhower

Taft To Pass Up Wisconsin.  Primary, Hint   Ohio Senator Reportedly Won't Enter April 6 Election; Friends To Boom MacArthur

TAFT REPORTED 10 HAVE DECIDED AGAINST ENTERING PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARY IN WISCONST

MacARTHUR’'S FRIENDS IN TEST. Taft Decides Against Wisconsin Presidential Preference Primary

Study Lineup In Wisconsin Spring Primary  we Arthur, Dewey,  ae a   Mac Arthur, Dewey, Stassen Believed Leaders In State  Preferential Vote

Taft's Name Not To ~ Be Séen in Primary” Poll in Wisconsin   First Preferential Primary ‘To'See Three Men in Race for Certainty -

TAFT MAY BE READY  T0 PASS WISCONSIN    Major Battle Seen Shaping bp Us fn Primaries

Taft To Pass Up Wisconsin Ballot Race   Rivals In First Primary Battle

Taft Will Shun. ‘Primary. Fight In Wisconsin   Will Leave Ballot Battle To Dewey, Eisenhower, Mae_Arthur, Stassen3 First Vote Test-

Taft Declines Preference in Wisconsin Race   Four Candidates Hope to Pledge State Delegates

Taft Won't Enter Wisconsin Race, Supporters Report  Decision Might Help MacArthur's Backers In Primary Battle

laft To Pass Up State Primary  Three Men To Fight For The Nomination

LES WIN IN HAMECAMNE TH]   Score of 25-7 Plus Flare Of - Temper Ends Day’s  A chisitiac   State To Have No Open Muskrat Season:

Trapping Seasons Set By Siate Conservation Commission MUSKEAT SEASON TO REMAIN - CLOSED

AKRON MAN HEADS SUPERVISORS   Fred. Claesson Named Chairman Of Board For Year Of 1947

Supervisors Name Fred Claesson As Chairman Fo or, 1947  Many Claims’ Fo or. Animals. Killed: ‘By ‘Dooce Ava Submitted

Sees Tough Fight Ahead For Lewis   New Contract With Soft Coal Operators Needed Before June 36.

Jewish, Arab Warfare More Intense With 17 More Dead Today   Jews Say Attacks Are Reprisals for Sundav’s Gunnings

Jews Slay 14 Arabs; Violence Spreading.   Victims Fall in Holy Land Grove; Blast Buries Family [Inside House

EWS MASSACRE ARAB BAND NEAR CITY OF TEL AVIV   Seores Wounded In. New Flareup Of Rioting In Holy Land

IEWS STRIKE BACK; ATTACK 20 ARABS   Reprisal for Gunning of Night Club Is Made Today.

SCORES INJURED IN NEW FIGHTIN BY JEWS. ARAB.   Jewish Group Blov Up Building—l4 Are Killed

Hagana Attacks, Slays 16 Arabs   ‘Raiders Shoot 4 Natives at Religious Feast; 12 Others Killed In Bombing of Nearby House

Tel Aviv House Blown Up; Party of Arabs Is - Sprayed With Gunfire

25 Armed Jews Line Up Arabs, Spray Them With Gunfire   Terrorists Attack Men, Women, Children; Blew Un House, Killing 14

Arabs Shot By Jews in Massacre   Mow Dewn Men with Gun. fire, Explode Mine, Killing Women, Children

Surprised By Jews, 14 Arabs Are Shot Down   Reprisal Attack For Gunning Of Hawan Hut Night Club Inten sifies Palestine Affair

16 Arabs Diein Massacre by Palestine Jews   Group in Orchard Lined up, Shot; Bomb Set Off in Home

16 ARABS MASSACRED IN BLOODY FLARE-UP NEAR CITY OF TEL AVIV TODAY

TURMOIL IN HOLY LAND INCREASING   Bloody Reprisals Carried Out for Gunning of Night Club In Tel Aviv.

Jews Kill Sixteen Arabs   Arabs Killed in Reprisal for the Gunning of Night Club, Jews Say

NEW VIOLENCE IN HOLY LAND LEAVES 15 DEAD   Armed Jews Attack Arabs in Orange Grove; Headquarters Mined.

EE IN OTR, SE Fe IE CES IT TE Se ihn OT NIN Rae EIN: SENS YS TERRI,  Soil Erosion to Destroy Fourth of (ron Land, Mostly in the Midwest

ARABS ARE KiiiED IN BOMB AND GUN RAID ON VILLAGE   Jewish Underground Announce Execution: Death Toll Mounts Steadily

Eleven Arabs Are Killed Near Tel Aviv  Hagana Claims   Hagana Claims Victims Headed Brigandism

Underground “Executes’ Seven Arabs in New Racial War in Holy Land: Bomb Kills 11.

Jews Assert House Bombed In Reprisal   Official Palestine Plays Down Danger, Adds Security Means

Li Arabs Slain In Palestine’s  New Racial War   Jewish Underground Launches Determined Attack on ‘Brigandry’

Race Clash Toll Rises   Eleven Arabs Killed Near Tel Aviv; Riots Not Believed Part Of a Concerted Plan

Underground ‘Executes 11 Arabs in Raic   Hegana Announces Bomb and Gunfire wills Bandit Gang

Jews and Arabs In Gun Clashes   Bloody Racial War Rages in Vicinity of Tel Aviv  and Jaffa   Palestine Government An nounces New Security  ~ Measures 

Action Said Bid To Halt ‘Arab D-Day   Total Of 11 Killed In Atlack On House

7 ARAB LEADERS ARE EXECUTED BY PALESTINE JEWS   Eleven Persons Slain in Raid on Headquarters Shanty Called Center of Brigandry.   DEATH TOLL IN STIX DAYS IS PUT AT 31   Jewish Defense Organizatior Springs Into Action — Reprisals Are Promised by Foes.

Holy Land Fears Bath Of Blood As Jews, Arabs Riot!   Bleed Rath Feared   More Bodiec Recevered

I1 Arabs Slain Near Tel Aviv   Seven Executed  By Hagana, That Underground Group Declares

HAGANA STAGES A BLOODY RAID AGAINST ARABS   Blood Continues» To Flow Freely In Holy land As Jews Announce Execution Of Seven Arabs For Raids On Jewish  Settlements.

Jews Execute Seven  Arab Leaders  Eleven Are Killed When House Is Bombed in Attack

Hagana Says Arab "D-Day" Is Near;  “Executes” Seven  11 Killed In Jewish Attack On Building

JEWISH GROUP KILLS 7 ARABS   That Number Reported Executed For Recent ‘Brigandism’

ELEVEN KILLED IN RACIAL WAR   Arabs Executed As Jewish Underground Hits Back At Brigand Bands

Bloody Racial War Rages in  Vicinity of Tel Aviv peg    PERSONS ARE KILLED   Palestine Government An nounces New Security  « Measures

Eleven Arabs Slain By Underground ae Casualties Mounting Steadily In Holy Land Racial Clashes

ARABS oLAIN BY TEL AVI TERRORIST   Hagana Reports Executions for Attacks on Jewish Settlements.

Dynamite, Guns Kill Eleven Arab:   Reprisal ls Act of Hagane Organization

11 Arabs Killed As Bombs. Guns Destroy Shanty   Jewish Underground Saye T Executed tn Reprisal For Alleged Brigandism

11 Arabs Killed By Gun, Bomb Attack In Tel Aviv   Hagana Announces Seven Are Executed in Reprisal for ‘Brigandism’

Holy Land. Scene OfNew Racial War..   In Attack On. Arab Headquarters Jews sit] li, Including Woman ‘And Four Children

Death Toll Set At 28 in Jew, Arab Clashes   Underground Group Attacks Moslem Shanty near Tel Aviv With Bombs. Guns

Blamed ‘For _Recent Attacks   Seven Arabs Executed ‘By Jewish Underground

THE HOLY LAND BLFEDS ACAIN   Jewish Underground Attacks Arabs They Accuse of A “D-Day” Plot

Eleven Arabs Killed In Bomb, Gun Attack   Jewish Underground Says Seven ‘Executed’ In Reprisal For Recent: Brigandism

Hagana Blasts Brigands With Pistols, Bombs   Seven Of 11 Deaths On Orders After An Ontbreak Of Attacks On Jew Setdements   Dead, Wounded Toll Climbing   Full-Scale Exodus In Squalid Areas Of Tel Aviv and Jaffa On  Boarder

Leven Arabs Die in Battle Near Tel Aviv   Jewish Underground Reports Seven of These “Executed”

JEWS KILL SIX ARABS IN RETALIATION MOVE   Victims Slain By Hagana In Tel Aviv Gunfight

14 Arabs, 3 Jews « are Killed; Holy Land Battle Continues   Death Toll Rises’ “To 215 in 14 Dave

ARAB BRIGANDS ARE EXECUTED   Jewish Underground Kills Seven Leaders Of Expected D-Day

Hagana Execules Seven Arabs For Attacks On Jews   Jewish Underground Teil Of Reprisals

New Killings in Jew-Arab Clash  2 e*L*b os ._ ™® 64k. Fate tn Deak bdo whet meme AddaweD herr Daan

Jews Execute Seven  Arab Leaders  Eleven Are Killed When House Is

Arab Leaders Executed By b nderground  Hagana Strikes   ' Hagana Strikes At What It Calls “Arab Brigandry’

Eleven Arabs Slain by Jews in Gun Battle   Hagena Announces Attack as Reprisal for Brigendism

Jewish Group Kills 1] Arabs In. Palestine  Underground Hits At What It Calls ‘Arab Brisandrv’

Senator Quits Oil Inquiry   State Senator Says Probe Only Attempt to Get Publicity

British War Bride Freed In Shooting   Court Action Planned Te Get, Custody of Her Youna Son

Four Solons Assert New Red Bloc Plan Will Backfire  Stiffening of Europe's Resistance to Communism Expected

OUT IN OPEN NOW—  Sen. Connally Believes Comintern Will Backfire

Youngdahl Conference  Falls Down   Union Refuses to Arbitrate; Demand Cash Wage Boost to Return

DE GAULLE’S CALL T0 GET MIXED REACTION   Analyst Says French Bid May Be Bit Premature

Bill Enacted Bv 68-25 Vote   Taft-Hartley Measure Becomes Low of the Lend Over the Objections of President Truman.

Labor Bill To Become Law; Vole Is 68-2 5   Last-Minute Plea By President For Support Snurned

Senate Ignores Final  ‘Truman Plea as Stiff Reform Bill Is Passed

Veto Over-Ridden by 6 Votes 20 Democrats Join With AS Republicans for Law

Ignore Truman s Plea to Uphold His Decision   Worst Legislative Defeat For President In His Political Caree:

GOP LABOR BILL BECOMES LAW OF LAND   Southern Demos Unite With GOP  To Pass Measure

Labor Bill’ Ballot Now   Due Monday   VOTE WAS 68 TO OVERRIDE AND 25 AGAINST, GIVING TRUMAN HIS GREATEST SETBACK

Truman’s Veto Is Overridden by 68-25; Act to Recome Law without His Signature.  MINERS MAY TEST  “~~ e we 4 8S es mRaeaw* Ac’ TTY? ewt

AIL TRUMAN VETO WITH § VOTE MARGIN   Twenty Democrats Join GOP. Senators to Override Veto 68 to 25.

Close Senate Vote Kills Truman Veto   Toft- Hautley Mensare Is Approved; aipper House Move Said President's Worst De

Bill Enacted  Over Protest Of Truman Ir 68 to 25 Vote   Upper House Fails to Sustain Chief Executive Today in  ' Vote on Union Curb

Democrats Help Defeat President   Twenty Join Republicans ir Vote—Six More Than  Necessary

BECOMES LAW AS SOLONS VOTE 68-25 10 OVERRIDE LABOR REFORM MEASURE

Vote Is 68 To 25, Six More Than Necessary Two-Third Majority      Truman’s Final  Plea Is Ignored   Defeat Is Worst Suffered By President During 26 Months Of Rule

The Senate vote was 68 to overrid against. This-was six votes more that the sary two-thirds majority, . ~~

Republicans Sweep Aside  Truman Vete   Final Vote Is Six More Than Needed To Win

Labor Bill To Become Law; Vote Is 68-25  Last-Minute Plea   Last-Minute Plea By President For  Sunnort Snurned

Move to Override Veto Carries With Six-Vote Surplus Despite Stiff Fight

TAFT-HARTLEY CONTROL BILL: BECOMES LAW   Pres, Truman Suffers Worst Defeat of Administration

SOLONS OVERRIDE PRESENTS VET ‘BY 8825 MAREN   Proponents Rell Up Six Votes More Than Required Majority ,

Taft-Hartley Bill Is Now Law of Land   President In Futile Last-Minute Plea To Kill Measure

Measure Becomes Law As Solons Ballot 68 to 25 Against President   Truman Fails in Last-Minute Plea to Upper Chamber: Bill Enacted by Six-Vote Marain

Vote of 68-25 Enacts Taft-Hartley Measure   Passage of Bill Represents Worst t aniclative Defeat for President

; Too Late As 4-Year-Old x “Girl V ictim of Cancer, Dies In Sleep

Ch aenstnasteidlinmmntins hitetneenttte tenement arena  Santa Claus Too Late--Litfle Girl Will — Be Buried on Day Set Aside as Christma:

Santa Claus Scheduled Special Trip For Sick Child But Net Soon Enough

DEATH PREVENT’ VISIT OF SANT   ‘Special’ Christmas Won’ be Enjoyed by Illinois Tot, 4.

‘Jesus Loves Me' To Pete Christmas Carols As Little Ca.*< «a Goes to Her Grave Saturday

Sizeable Number of Political Writers Will Make Tour, However; Will Attend Salt Lake Conference .

DEWEY 10 MAKE NO ADDRESSES ON HIS WESTERN TRIE   Will Attend Governors’ Con ference And Visit With Ralativec

Clemency Likely For Lt. Sima   Held On Naval Academy Station Ship Pending Habeas Corpus Hearing

Ship Workers At Manitowoc Settle Walkout   Eight Unions End Month: Long Strike Against Shipbuilding Company: Terms Not Public

Per Capita Debt Figured $1,832   Down Some. $1 $157 From Peak Last February; — Due To Drop More.

Truman Offers First Balanced Budget Since 1930  OPTIMISTIC VIEW Republicans, However, Feel Figures  Can Be Slashed   ‘You Owe $1,832.25

WARMINSTER DEALERS FILE APPEAL IN COURT  Appeal from Judgment Given

APPEAL IS MADE FROM DECISION OF EDISON JUSTICE   Markovich Brothers of War minster Lodge the   TWO DIVORCE CASES

$350,000 Is Planned To Help Advertise Alabama’s  Products Abroad    Recess Of Month ¢ Asked By House   Rules Committee Places Tractor Gas Bill On Special Order

State Trade Ship Gefs Approval Of House Committee  Recess Resolution

America, Russia Agree on Part Of Treaty Plan   Participation of Smal Nations in Parleys Is Discussed by Chiefs

INDONESIA ACCEPTS U. S. GOOD OFFICES   But Urges Naming of International Commission to Settle Dutch MWiennte.

all PETER EDSON  33 Different Labor Reforms Presented to Congress

Hollywood Told By Committee To ‘Clean House’   Group Is ‘Amazed’ At Revelations About Communists

Hollywood Red-Tinged Quiz Shows    Communists Dominate _ Movie Industry House /Probers Learn

Kansas City Honors Aleman    Mexican President  Given Honorary Degree By K. C. U.; Winds Up Eight-Day Tour ‘of U.S.

AFRAID OF POLICE   Anti-Closed Shop Bill Passed In House By Overwhelming Vote

Measure Passes By Big Majority On Voice Vote   Labor Leaders Push Minimum Wage Law

New A-Bomb Test Grounds Sef Up On Pacific Isle   Speculate on Some New Weapon; Peace-Time * Use Is Explored

U.S. Atomic Test Grounds Being Built   Possibility Seen America Has New Atomic Weapon

NEW ATOM WEAPONS HINTED eit U. §. Planning Atomic Weapon: Tests On Smal! Pacific Island

PACIFIC ATOLL CHOSEN TO TEST A-BOMBS   Elaborate Plans Are Under Way for “Energy” Experiments

U. 5. BUILDING NEW ATOMIC TEST STATION   Pacific Atoll Is Site Of Proving Grounds For Atom Weapons

Construction Of Elaborate Atomic “Testing Grounds” Is ‘Underway On Pacific Atoll

Elaborate Atomic “Testing Grounds” Being Constructed on Eniwetok Atoll

See. Possibility, . Of New: Weapon: Other .Than Bomb  T ESTS.PLANNED

New Proving Ground on  War Is Set   New Dewelopments May Come From Testing Ground

eee Ee aie! an  Atomic" “esting: Grounds’ ss Prepared. ~ On Eniwetok: New A-Weapons Hinted

More Strikes Predicted If Labor Curbs Pass   Such Legislation Would Be “Tragic Mistake” AFL Chieftains Sev

AFL Men Rap Labor Curbing   Say? Bills..Now Before Congress Would Hurt -Workers:and Increase ‘Number of Strikes

AFL Policy-Maker  Denounce Pending  Labor Legislation Top Union Leaders  ‘Depict ‘Era of Good i ‘Feeling’ in Industry

AFL. POLICY-MAKERS CONTEND ANY ENACTMENT OF LABOR-CURBING BILLS WOULD INCREASE NUMBER OF STRIKES

AFL Denies Neec Of Labor Laws  i) ol SY el  ee      Curbs Called ‘Tragic Mistake’

Labor-Curb Laws ‘Tragic Mistake, Say AFL Leaders   Believe Strikes Would Increase

A. F. L. Policy-Makers See Labor-Curbing Laws ‘As “Tragic Mistake” .

AFL Leaders Protesting Any New Labor Law   ANTI-STRIKE MEASURES RAPPED BY UNION HEADS

AFL Policy Makers Hit Labor Curbs   See ‘Tragic. Mistake’ If Proposed Bans Are Enacted by Conaress

Policy-Makers Of AFL Meeting  _ Oppose Enactment o _ Proposed Labor Act

secon wemerntmenn tte smomrnertn trent  STANDARD ANNOUNCES GAS PRICE INCREASE

Weed Continues Downward Trend   Agriculture Department Reports Losses For All Grades

A “MARCH FLAREBACK’?   Unexpected Low Pressure Ares Broeght Storm ta Kansas

Storm Area Is Wide   March Flare-Back Blankets Midwest With Ice and Snow

Bishop Deplores  Breakdown In  U.S. Family Life Catholics Urged To War Qn Evils

Bishop Asserts Divorces Fewer  In Rural Area:   Reports Family Breakups More Numerous Where  Bulk Of Catholics Live

Serious Threat Of Shortage In Potato Crop      AGRICULTURE DEPART. MENT POLICY MAY HURT PROGRAM

U.S. Facing Shortage Of  Potatoes   Canada Replacing Part Of Many Bushels Destroyed

Tax Money Is Distributed To Co. Units   Disbursement Checks Mailed to All Units That Share in $352,428 Collected During Fall.

REJECT BRITISH APPEAL FOR Ald IN ENDING RIDTS   Threaten Martial Law After Verdict by Jewish National Council

Irgun Will Defy British Ultimatum; Palestine Tense  British Troops Move Into Security Area; Jews Ousted

Martial Law Threatened In Palestine   Jewish Council Rejects Ultimatum; London Critical

TROUBLE IN FALES1  New Jewish Threats Make Martial Law Probabllity

Speakers Hurl Defiance To Ultimatum That Groups Put Down Violence In Holy Land

UNDERGROUND MAKES NEW THREATS   British Appeal Rejected By Jewish Council   FIGHT TO FINISH   Against British Authority Pledged: Tuesday Deadline For Ultimatum

Jewish Council Rejects Appeal To Join Action To Quell Strife   Prospect Of Martial Law For Holy Land Looms As Next Step

Darkest Chapter in Palestine History Appears Slated. As British Prepare For Action.

Jerusalem Is: Tense as Jews Are Evacuated   British Troops Help Move Out Jews From Security Area; British Civilians Evacuated

Prospect of Grim Martial Law Looms Over the Holy Land   Palestine Tense And Bitter After British Demands

Ultimatum to  _ Jews Isnored   Security Area of Jerusalem Qc“cupied by British Troop: When Zern Hour Arrives

ULTIMATUM AGAINST VIOLENCE REJECTED BY JEWISH CHIEFS  BITTER, TENSE -HOLY

THREAT HANGING OVER PALESTINE   British-I mposed Martial Law Menaces Tense And Bitter Holy Land,

Palestine Faces Fresh Prospect - Of Martial Law   British Action’ Seen Forced _ As: Jewish Underground Voices’ Further. Threats

Jerusalem's Jews Taken From Homes   Palestine Tense and Bitter As Martial Law in Prospect

MARTIAL LAW IN PALESTINE SEEN   Jewish Council Rejects Demand To Aid In Curb  ‘NEW THREATS MADE

Prospects For Martial Law Are Increased   Council Rejects - Ultimatum to Stamp Out. Terror; Bloodshed Looms

Jewish Council Rejects Plea To Aid in Curb of Terrorism   Martial Law Seems Inevitable In Palestine

Irgun Promises Fight To Death   Jewish “Underground Re. jects British Appeal To. End: Violence.

Tension Now Mounting In Palestine   Prospects for Martial Law Grow; Drive On Underground Set

Evacuate Jews From Section  Of Jerusalen   Zero Hour Arrives For Moving 1,000; Prospects Martial Law Grow

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT..   BABSON DISCUSSES THE “TOO. RIG” CITIES

Babson Discusses The “Too-Big” Cities; College Towns Choice Spots

Automatic Pilot F ails, Odom Dozes. But Ace Sets Globe-Girdling Mark

Odom Plans New World Flight in Speedier Plane   “Will Take Scientists . And Newsmen Aboard In October; Shatters  BDeautane Mlaha Racrara

Sets New Globe Circling Marks   Young Airman Says He'll Try Again; Nearly Hit Mountain While Asleep from Exhaustion

Odor Plans New World: Flight ©   ~ Broke All Recards On  Flight Ended Yesterday

Veteran Flyer Has Scare in Canada When He Narrowly Misses Mountain After Dozing Off.   PLANS FLIGHT VIA POLES IN OCTOBER

ODOM PLANS ANOTHER WORLD FLIGHT Holder Of Globe Girdling Record Will Fly North-South Polar Route

xrwKT xe x eK  Odom Sets World Mark; ‘Misses Mountain Peak Crash

— CIRCLES GLOBE IN 73 HOURS —  Odom Will Assault Own World Record .

Odom Sets Nev Global Record: Will Try Again Circles World in 19,645 Mile Solo Journey

Odom Designs Another Trip   Will Attempt Global Flight In October With Passencers.

Odom Planning Global Flight Via The Poles   Breaks All Previous Records In Solo Dash Around World.

World Flight Mark Snagged By Bill Odom   Former British Ferry Pilot Hits Chicago 73 Hours, 5 Minutes 11 Seconds From Start   Eyes Bendix Air Race August 30   Scientists, Newsmen To Accompany Pilot on Next Atiempt in ‘Late October’

Odom Plans Third Trip  Sets Record   Veteran Flyer Buzzes . Chicago. Tower 9 73  Hours’ After “Leavin; ‘on Global Hop   Had Close Escape   Awoke Once to” Find Plane Flashing at ‘Mountain'Peak. —

ODOM WILL TRY TO LOWER OWN FLIGHT RECORD   Veteran Flyer Sets Mark for Global Trip—Escaped Death Near Towering Peak

Record Breaker Will Try Again   Biil Odom Sets World Flight Mark, Plans Second Trip

Odom Will Try Flight Again   Plans Another World Hop With Scientists, Newsmen Aboard

Odom Sets Record In Globe Circling Solo Plane Flight  Claims He Narrowly Escaped Death As Result of Fatigue

Odom Breaks Record for  World Flight   Pilot Dozed Over Canada,   Narrowly Missing High Mountain Peak Near End Of 19.645 Mile Hop

Record-Breaker Bill Odom to Make Third World Flight via North Pole

Record Flight Around Globe Spurs: Odom To Try Again   Pilot Relates Story Of Barely Escaping Crash On Mountain

Hopes To Try It Again Ir October After His Visit To Cleveland Races

Globe-Hopper Odom Announces Plans To Enter Bendix, Circle World Again

SECOND WORLD FLIGHT EYED   Record Breaker Bill Odom Wants To Try It Again, Via the Poles.

ODOM WILL TRY AGAIN — . Bombshell Makes Flight Around World in 73 Hours

Record World Flight .   Odom Makes Solo. Trip In 73 Hours; Plans New Circuit, Via the Poles. Next October

HOLDER OF Ain RECORD, ODOM TO ‘TRY AGAIN   Youthful Pilot Completes Successful World Jaunt In *Rombshell’

19,645 Miles in 73 Hours   Falls Asleep, — Wakes to Find Plane Heading for Mountain

NEW MARK IS MADE BY WILLIAM ODOM   Veteran Flyer Makes Flight Round World In About 73 Hours

‘The Good Lord Was With Me,” Odom Says Flier Circles Globe Alone In Slhahtly More Than 73 Hours

*Completes Globe-Girdling Feat ‘in 73 Hours; Plans ‘Another Trip Over Poles Some Time in October

ODOM SETS NeW SPEED MARK FOR GLOBAL CIRCLINE   ‘Completes World Flight Ir  73 Hours; 5 Minutes, 11  Carnande

Odom’s Flight ‘Round World Sets New Mark   Chicagoan Spans Earth in 73 Hours And Five Minutes

Bill Odom Will Try It Again’ After New Round-World Flight Record   Completes Fastest Globe-Girdling Jaunt in Just Over 73 Hours; Nearly Hit Mountain ~ While Asleep From Exhaustion Over Canada

Bill Odom Cracks All Records For Fastes! Trip Around World; Says Will Try Again

Odom Says He’ Do It Again— Only Befter   Says Lord Took Care of Him When He Dozed

VETERAN PILO SAYS HE WILL DO IT AGAIN   Buzzes Chicago Air Field 73 Hours After Leaving  AVERAGE SPEED   Ouring Flight, Including 9 Hours On Ground, Was 269 Miles Per Hour

Odom Sets New Global Flight Mark   Will Try It Again; Trip Takes 73 Hours; Falls Asleep, Finds Mountain Before Hin

Truman Reporled Prepared — To Charge ‘Bad Piece of Levislation’ to Congress

Report Trumat Writing Veto of Labor Bill  But House, Senate May Enact Bill

NEGATIVE REPLY DUETOREACH CONGRESS TODAY   Many Features of Bill_ Believed Unworkable; GOP Leaders Confident

Say President Will Deliver Answer Today   Refusal of Measure ls Predicted by White - House Official

Report Truman Writing Veto of Labor Bill   But House, Senate May Enact Bill Over Objections

A White House Official Declares Truman Will Veto Taft-Hartley Labor Bill in His Message Today

Message to Congress Due Today at Noon; Sharply Criticizes Some Provisions, White House Says

President to Hold Measure Bad Piece Of Legislation  GOP Leaders Declare Congress to Override  The Chief Executive

SAYS BILL {3 STAMPED ‘BAD LEGISLATION   Declares Message For Veto Now Nearing Completion

Official Reports Truman Prepared  To Veto Labor Bill   President Cuts Short Democrat's Plea For TaftHartley Measure; Calls It ‘A Bad Piece Of Legislation’

Newsmen Told Truman Terms Measure ‘Bad’   President's Message To Congress: Expected About i Nooh Today—Republican Leaders Say " Veto Will Be Overridden

House Claimed Set To Override Action   Message On Measure: To Be Sent To Solons Today; HST Silent On Plans

TRUMAN GETS MESSAGE SET FOR CONGRESS   BILL IS DESCRIBED AS BAD PIECE OF LEGISLATION   President “Sorry”

Laber Bill Veto Expected Today           White Weuss peseal ‘Says. _Fraiteat Is Beall .. Message ‘Mere la Servew a dager’: Om Tati.Hectey Mecca. “ae

WHITE HOUSE. AID TELLS OF DISAPPROVAL   Declares Truman Came to Decision Measure Was. Unworkable After a. Long Study.   MESSAGE GIVEN   FINAL TOUCHES   It Will Go to Congress at Noon Today — House Ready to Vote on Overriding at Once. ;

Truman Said Dissatisfied  With Measure   Republican Leaders, However, Say Veto Can Be Overriden

Will Seek More Education Money At Special Session, If It’s Called

Jewish Bands Rake Arab Quarters With Guns, Bombs in New Outbreak

Six Arab Areas Scene of Battles   Heavily-Armed Jews Attack During Night, Using Machinequns

Wisk SQUADS XE ON SIX 1AB VILLAGES   ‘n Revenge for Convoy Killing

JEWS ATTACK 6 ARAB AREAS IN PALESTINE   in Retaliation For Arab Raids On Jewish Convoys

Jews Raid Moslems in Retaliation   Six Arab Sections Hit by Gunfire, Grenades, Bombs

JEWS ASSAULT MOSLEM AREAS   Death Toll in Communal Con: flicts Mounts

FRANKLIN GIRL, 21 IS MISSING TODAY   Coed Disappears Sept. 2 Policemen Start Search.

THREE PERSONS KILLED WHEN B. AND 0. FREIGHT TRAIN BACKS INTO BUS

CROSSING CRASH FATAL TO THREE   B. And O. Freight Rams Country Club Bus Near Bethesda

Death Victims Are Covered  With Flames   Three Others Injured As Farm Tenant: Racideance Burns Following Explosion .

Fire Sweeps Long Wooden Whart at Pearl Harbor   Blaze Controlled After Three Hours: Damage Is Heavy; Two Ships Escape

AT PEARL HARBOR   24 Fighters Overcome By Smoke During 3Hour Battle

PEARL HARBOR WHARF BURNED   Quarter-Mile Long Dock Structure Expected To Be Total Loss

FIRE SWEEPS DOCK AT PEARL HARBOR   MARINES AND SAILORS BATTLE BLAZE 8 HOURS—25 ARE OVERCOME. —

Schwellenbach To Fight, Not Resign  Labor Secretary May Try To Rebuild Shrinking Department

House Panel Erases Fund  For Poland   Committee, However, Provides Full Amount Asked For Greece, Turkey

Friendship Food Train Here Nov. I,  Move Designed to Dramatize Effort

Moves fo Oppose River Authority Similar to TVA   Water Resources Group Sees Danger in Losing Rights of States

Totalitarian Agencies Are Opposed   Army Engineers Do Geod Job on Flood Control

MVA Group Holds Meeting   Opposed to Body Such as the TVA Authority

STEEL MILLS, RAILROADS LAY OFF WORKERS   Miners Divided On Reasons For Idleness; Union Officials Silent

Vacations Boost Peril to Industry   10-Day Loaf May Develop Into Full Walkout

Coal Miners’ Walkou Begins To Hit Steel Industry, Furnaces Shut Down

UMW Leaders Back-to-Work Efforts Fail   6,000 Ohioans Join  *, ‘n Miners’ Protest  % ‘alkout Wednesda’:

GOAL INDUSTRY NEAR PARALYSIS   Paid Vacations Begin For 40,000 Miners On Wildcat Strike

Production Of Steel Slowed By Walkouts   Attempt To Get Back On The Job Fails In West Virginia

Object to Passage Of Taft-Hartley Labor Measure   "Lat the Senators Mine the Coal” Is Heard---Nearly 40 Per Cent Off Iob

Thousands More From Mines Are Quitting Work  Half of Workers Off Jobs; Steel Industry Hit

MINE WALKOUT CAUSES SLASH IN STEEL, RAIL   Chesapeake & Ohio Set For General Layoff This Weekend

Walkout Protests Final Passage Of Labor Measure   Hundreds Of Mines Idle In 8 States With 155,000 Out

Steel Industry, Railroads Start Laying Off Men   Wildcat Coal Strike: Gain Ground; Over 220,000 Miners Idle In Protest Action

Miners Are Blamed. For Situation   222,000 Miners Now idle As Vacation Avvroaches.

Coal Mine Walkouts Hit Steel Industry   Railroads Also Reported Laying Off Men: Mine Strikes Gain Momentum

Steel Mills And Railroads Start Laying Off Men   — Effects Of Coal Strike Spread As More Mine Workers Walk Out

Thousands of Miners Quit   First Steel Industry Curtailment Because Of Strikes Reported

Say Nearly Half of Soft Coal Miners Idle; Close Blast Furnaces In Pittsburgh

Half of Nation's Bituminous Coal Producers Idle   Possibility of Injunction Given Consideration

Coal Miners Leave Jobs In Protest Of Labor Control Bill:   Blast Furnaces Banked, Workers Sent: Home As Coal Supply Drops

More Soft Coal Miners Leave Pits   Join Pre-vacation Walkout---The’ Steel Industry Begins to Fee! the Pinch

Railroads, Steel Mills Begin to Lay Of Many Workers   Coal Production Now About Half Of Normal Supply

RAILROADS HIT BY COAL TIEUF   Carriers Start Layoffs As Fuel Diggers Go Fishing

Total Paralysis of Coal Mining Is  Seen Over Nation 10-Day Paid Vacation   Eynected ta Develaoan   10-Day Paid Vacations Expected to Develop Into Big Strike

731,000 MINERS CONTINUE IN IDLENESS   U. S. Steel Curtails Output; Power of New Law Doubted

STEEL QUIPUT CURTAILED BY MINE WALKOUT   Railroads Also Begin Cutbacks As Miners Remain Off Job

Work  Stoppage Spreads   Steel Mills, Railroads Lay Men Off As Coal Pinch Is Felt; More Miners Join Walkout

Idle Mines Cause More Steel Cuts  Walkout Also Threatens Rail Industry

400,000 Start Holiday, After Walkouts Coal Mine Paralysis Complete

Steel Mills and Railroads Feel Walkout Effects   Wildcat Strikes Gaining Momentum

U.S. Soft Coal Industry Near Full Shutdown   Paid Vacations Start Today for 400,000 "Union Miners

Virtually Half Of Soft Coal Miners Walk Out Ahead Of Vacation   Stoppage Is Called Labor Bill Protest   Indications Point To Prolonged Shut Down Unless Contract Signed

THOUSANDS MORE MINERS JOINED THE. - STRIKERS TODAY      Fuel- Stoppage Caused Cur. tailment In Steel Industry.   '200,000 MINERS ARE IDLE   Some Quit Work Protesting Adoption of Taft-Hartley - Bill.

Half of Nation's Miners Quit Work In Protest Of New Labor Law; Few Stragglers Return to Pits; Effects of Work Stoppage Being Felt by Steel

More Coal Pits Are  Empty   About 200,000 Miners Now Idle in Protest Against Labor Bill; U. S; Considers Actior

Steel Mills, Railroads Lay Off Men As Coal Stoppages Gain Momentum

Railroads, Steel Feel Coal Pinch   Wildcat Strike by Miners Appears to Gain Momentum

220,000 Diggers Quit Pits Early In What Leaders Say Is Protest Against New Labor Law; Coal Supply In Meany Industries Already Depleted

HALF OF MINERS IDLE IN PROTEST OF LABOR BILL   Return-To-Work Movement Fails As Nonworkers’ Ranks Grow

Workers Laid Off: Feel Pinch of Walkouts   Steel Mills, Railroads Act; Miners Jump Gur On 10-Day Vacations

3 — PROTEST —  Pittsburgh Furnaces  Closed.   "51,000 IDLE IN PENNSYLVANIA

Walkout of Coal Miners Felt By Steel Plants  Stoppage of Work In Fuel Supply Field Is Growing

Wave of Wildcat Strikes Closes Hundreds of Mines in 8 States   Work Stoppages Come. Amid Scattered Cries. of ‘Let the Senators Mine the Coal’; Walkouts Include Shipbuilding, MeatHandling Plants

Railroads And Steel Plants Feel Effects   LACK OF COAL CAUSES MANY INDUSTRIES TO CLOSE

Steel Mills and Railroads Feel  Walkout Effects  ' Wildcat Strikes

STEEL AND RAIL MEN LAID OFF   Mills and Carriers Feet Effects of Wildcat Strikes in  Coal Pits.

Back to Work Move Oftset By Walkouts   Nearly Half of Nation’s 400,000 Soft Coal Miners Idle

COAL STRIKES FORCE STEEL, RAIL LAYOFFS   Wildcat Walkouts o! Miners Reported to Be Growing

Steel Industry ls Curtailed By Fuel Shortages   Some Miners Protest Labor Law, Others Are Getting Early Start On Vacation

Paid Vacations Start Following Work Stoppage:   Many Industries Feel Impact Of Shutdown

Coal Pits in Seven States Close And Nation-wide Tieup Threatens; Shipyard Workers Set to Join Strike

Steel Production ~ Gels Further Cut   More Than Half Nation’s Coal Miners Continue : Idle

Thousands Join  Pre-Vacation  Mine Walkouts About Holf of Soft Coal Miners Idle

Miners Continue Their Walkouts   dleness of Nearly 200,000 Causes Stee! Production Curtailments   SHUTS BLAST FURNACES   Justice Department Determining if an Injunction lay Be Used

Man Sought at Newton After Slaying Seized   Robert Richey, 22, Held In Connection With Woman’s Death

Police Say Dubuque Man Shot Mother of His Divorced Wife   Father-in-Law is Also Wounded by Gunfire in Home

Yugoslavia Puts Blame OnU.S.   Charges Situation In Balkans Is Due To Misrepresentation By Washineton Govt.

_—UN PARLEY — Greek‘War Made in   USA-Tito:   RUSS BLOCK _BALKAN. TRUCE

BRITISH APPROVE U.S. VETO STAND   Non-Political Group Gives Endorsement, Churchill, Attlee Belong

Charlotte Referendum Bill To Be Introduced .... Liquor And Teachers Top Week’s Slate In Raleigh

olons ntering nother ession   iquor - Teacher Pay Topping List For Assembly

AL LAE ETL CCE CC  Liquor, Teacher Salary Schedule Claim Spotlight At State Legislature

Two Youths, Eloven and ‘twelve Years Old, Sald “We Just Wanted fo See What Would Happen — Four Persons wero Killed as Result of the Wreck,

TWO BOYS CAUSED IND. TRAIN WRECK      Placed Wire on Rails to See. ~What Would Happen

TWO YOUTHS TELL TALE OF WRECKING TRAIN AT WALTON   Curiosity of Pair of Boys Declared Reason for Putting Bale of Wire On Railroad Track   SHERIFF UNRAVELS THREAD OF CRIME

Boys Admit Wrecking  Fast Train   Placed Wire On Track To See What Happens

2 Youths Admit Putting Wire on Track Causing Rail Wreck   “We.Wanted to See What Would Happen,” Boys Explain to Officers

Two Boys Admit Curiosity Prompted Them To Cause Derailment of Speeding Train

TWO CHILDREN CAUSED WREGK   PLACED WIRE ON RAILROAD TRACKS TO SEE WHAT WOULD HAPPEN

Two Youths Hele For Derailing Passenger Train   Stolen Lipstick Is Clue to Who Placed  Raline Wire on Tracks

TWO BOYS ADMIT WRECKING TRAM   Derailment Fatal to Four s Traced to Pair After Theft of Lipstick

‘CURIOUS’ — BOYS ADMIT TRAIN WRECK   "Wanted to See What Would Happen"; 4 Killed

Former Convict Is Charged With Killing Young Mother  Authorities Comb State for Slayer: Suspect Reported Missing From Home

Protests Ge Unnoticed By Soviets   Continued Red Army Control of Chinese Port .Of Dairen Among’ the Sore Spots

U. S.-Russian Breach Widens on Diplomatic Blows Over Germany Industry, Port of Dairen

Washington Protests Failure of Russia to Open Port of Dairen to International Trade — Soviets Object te British  French-American Conference on German Industrial Ac tivity — U. S. Pushes Plans for Jap Treaty Talks.

Protest Notes Exchanged on Several Issues   Future Reich Industr: And Red Control of Dairen (Cause Action

Russian Protest to London Meeting Rejected   Two Nations Pull Farther Apart on Other Issues Including Red Army’s Control of China Por

Reds Protest Conference Due to Open in London Today Over Increase of Germany’s Increasad Pypaduatian

New Points Widen Breack With Russia  German Industry,  Dairen Cause Row

U. S-RUSSTAN BREAK WIDENS   New Diplomatic Blows On German Industry, Port Of Dairen Exchanged

AMERICA ASKS USSR TO OPEN CHINESE PORT   DIPLOMATIC BLOWS EXCHANGED OVER GERMANY

U.S., Russia Swap Notes; Rift Widens   Red Army’s. Dairen Control, Germany’s Industry Subjects

Moscow Objects To London Parley America Protests Dairen Situation

United States Seeks Dairen As Free Port   Nations Pull 7 Farther Apart On Other Foreign Issues

“Volga Boatman’ Greets Wallace   Sound Car Attacked by Texas Crowd; Speech Causes Controversy

Wallace's Arrival In Austin, lex.,  Causes Near Riot Part of Crowd Attacks Auto With Soviet Banners

Russion Banners _   ya Banners   Auto Smashed; To Talk on Campus

War Profits  Probe Set _  For Tuesday Brewster To Heac   New Inhauiev

U. S. Asks Russia To Give Up Dairer   Government Calls on Moscow to End Military Control of Port and Open It to World Traffic Under Chinese Administration.

Free Dairen Demanded by United States   Wants Port Opened i Immediately Under SOsniral of China

U.S. Urges End Of Red Control _ In Dairen Area   Tells Russia, China Open Port To World Traffic With Chinese Directing

Move to End Soviet Rule At Dairen   U,S. Asks Russia ito Open Port to Traffie Under Chinese Contre

Tells Russia And China To Get Together   Wants Manchurian Port Opened Under Chinese Control

U. S. Calls for End of Soviet Rule in Dairen   First Official Step Since ‘Incident’ Involving U. S. Ship Asks Russia and China to Arrange For Chinese Control ‘Without Further Delay’

Wants Port  Opeued to World Trade   Order to Americar Ship to Leave Harbor Recalled

Ask Manchurian Port Be Opened To World Traffic   First Action By State Department Since U. S. Vessel Ordered To Leave There

U. §, GALLS UPON RUSSIA AND CHINA TO OPEN DAIREN   i ;   State Department Demands Early End of Soviet Military Cantral

Note Declares No Reason For Further Delay   Urges Re-Opening For Commerce Under Chinese Administration

SOVIETS ASKED TO OPEN PORT   U. S. Action Calls for Free Traffic into Davien Under China’s Guidance

U.S. Urges Reopening of  Dairen Port   Note Sent te China and Russia Is First Step Following ‘Ultimatum” To Naval Vessel

U. §. CALLS FOR END OF DAIREN RULE BY REDS   Russia and China Asked to Ge Together and Terminate Military Control   CLAIM MANCHURIAN PORT SHOULD BE THROWN OPED

Notes To Russians, Chinese   Ask Countries to Arrange at Once End to the Soviet Control of Dairen

U.S. Would End Control Over Dairen   Ask Russia and China to Abolish Soviet Command

Move To Bar Closed Shop In Ohio Seen   Reds Asked To End Control of Dairen

Asks Reopening Dairen Port To World Traffic   U. S. Urges Russia And China to Arrange to End Soviet Control Of City   Notes Delivered To Both Nations   Action Is First Official Step Taken By Washington Since Reds’ “Ttimatum”’

Chinese  Asked to Run City   First Washington Step After Russia Ordered U. S. Out

Urges China And Russia Open Dairen   First Official Action by U.S. on Soviet Bar of American Civvies.

United States Urges Russia Leave Dairen   Suggests Manchurian Port Be Opened to  World Trade Under Control of China

US Asks Russia To End Control. Of Manchuria. Port  Demand to Open Port To World ‘Traffic Follows Ultimatum

1,5. ASKS RED FOAGES TO Gt OUT OF DAREN   ‘Suggests China and Russia to Arrange Port Freedom  Without Delay.

U.S. Calls on Russia To End Darien Rule   America Wants Manchurian Port Operated for All World Traffic

Dairen Control Insisted  OnByUs   Russia And China Are Warned By  Uncle Sam

U.S. Asks Russ ToGive Dairen  Upto Chinese   Requests U.S.S.R., China To Open Harbor to World Traffic

Russ Asked to End  Control in Dairen U.S. Demands Port  Be Opened  a ac a aa

RUSSIA, CHINA ARE REQUESTED TO OPEN MANCHURIAN PORT  : UNITED STATES CALLS FOR PROMPT ACTION . ON DISPUTED DAIREN

Russia Asked In US. Note To Quit Dairer   Identical Message To China Points Out Desirability of Change

U.S. Note On Dairen   Asks Soviets to Confer With Chinese On Re-Opening Port

Re-Opening Of Port Of Dairen Asked By U.S.   American Government Urges Withdrawal Of Soviets From City.

Wants- Manchurian City Open to Traffic Under Chinese Administration

SAaPry Vontro: ihere  eee et  Russians Refuse Americans’ Entry   State Department Announcement Is First Since Ultimatum Was Issued

Credentials Are ‘Tabled’ Pending Hearing Later;  Solon To Receive Salary

Senator Heads South for New Cancer Operation  He’ll Get Pay But Wan’t Take Oath   He’ll Get Pay But Won't Take Oath For a Third Term

BILBO BEATEN, DEPARTS; SENATE GOES TO WORK   Ailing Mississippian Steps Aside To End: Two-Day Filibuster; Gets Pay, Not Seat

Barred From Seat Pending Later Probe   Ailing Congressman To Undergo Surgery; Pay Will Continue

Stores to Be Closed Earlier on Saturday   Closing Hour to be Nine o' Clock During Next Three Months, Is Announced Today

‘Stores Close at 9 ‘Saturday Nights   Mractice to Be Followed for New Three Months, Beginning Next Saturday

Aid Bill Gets Push As Red  Menace Loom:   Disclosure of 4 Million Russians Under Arms Retmna Antinn

New Dental Discovery By Atlanta Doctor Would Do Away With All Bridgework

PARKING METERS HERE NET $219 IN 4 ONS   Plus $65 In Fines’ For Violations By Motorists  PLUS SLUGS, TOKENS

GET $219 IN REVENUE FROM PARKING METERS   ‘Motorists Pay Over $200 In  First Four Days.of Park' ing Meters   AT THE COUNTY SEAT

May Says He Gave Back Garsson Money   Former Congressman I Cross-Examined In Bribery Trial

GARSSON MONEY PAID HIS BILLS, MAY DECLARES   Ex-Congressman Contends Fands Ultimately Went Back To Brothers   ADMITS HIS ACCOUNTS ‘ARE BADLY JUMBLED

May's Check Transactions Are Traced   Says Garsson Money Spent Was Replaced

HE PAID BACK GARSSON CASH   Kentucky Democrat Big Shot Ex-Solon Tells Fanciful Story

NEW ITALIAN CABINET FORMED   Communists, Socialists Excluded by De Gasperi

Teamsters Join  Southern Milk Strike with Boycott   Thousands of Gallons Of Milk Dumped After  New Orleans Price Cut

DAIRY FARMER STRIKE HURTS NEW ORLEANS   AFL Teamsters’ Boycot Ordered To Assist Milk Producers

CITY STORES OFFER 2-DAY SALES EVENT   ‘Heights Days’ Are Set Tomorrow, Thursday -

Columbus Depot to Complete Sending First of War Dead Home by Next Week

Warren Rules Self Out of 1948 Picture   Not Candidate for Nomination, Says Governor in Washineton

TRUMAN TO SEND MERGER PLAN TO CONGRESS SOON   Measure For Unification 0: Armed. Forces Now In Preparation

TRUMAN TO SEND ON ARMED UNITY PLAN   Congress To Get Compromise On Military Might

PEACE TREATY IS RATIFIED BY ROMANIA   Chamber of Deputies Approves Pact by Which Defeated Nation Will Cede Territory, Pay Reparations. Slash Army.

Romania OK’s Peace Treaty   Chamber Of Deputies Ratifies Pact In Unanimous Vote

Says War “Against Will Of People”... Romania Signs Peace Treaty; Laments Error

Romania Ratifies . Treaty   ' Peace Pact Deprives  -_ N&tion. of Bessarabia, Calls for Heavy Reparations, Limits Armies.

Romanians Unanimous For Peace   Chamber of Deputies Ratifies Unanimously Pays Indemnity, Locae Rececarabia

Rumania Ratifies Peace Treaty With Allies Today  Chamber of Deputies Takes Actior.  At Special Meeting

Romanian Peace Pact Ratified   Chamber of Deputies Acts at Special Meeting Today

BESSARABIA GOES 70 SOVIET RUSSIA UNDER NEW PAG   Romania Must Also Pay Reparations; Claim To Trancylvania Ucheld

Romania Ratifies  Peace Treaty  Argentina Will Go Along With Majority at Meet

ROMANIA RATIFIES ALLIED PEACE TREATY   Russia Gets 300 Millions  Reparations

Peace Treaty ls Ratified By Romania   Interval Between Two Wars Declored Only “Armistice”

Peace Treaty Is Signed By Romania   Entire Cabinet Present When Action Is Taken

TWO NEW PLANTS EXPECTED START DURING THIS YEAR   Taylor Mfg. Co. To Get Possession Of Property Soon

TWO NEW PLANTS EXPECTED START DURING THIS YEAR  Tavlor Mfc. Co.   Taylor Mfg. Co. To Get Possession Of Property Soon

CONDUCTORS AND TRAINMEN GIVEN 15> CENT RAISE   CONTINUE PARLEYS ON WORKING RULES; SOME ARE DROPPED

Two Rail Operating Unions Win Pay Hike   Trainmen and Conductors Announce Agreemen for 15% Cents an Hour Increase, Accord On Four Working Rules: Others Still Pendina

Trainmen and Conductors Will Be Benefited  Increase Amounts  To. $100 Million

Rail Workers Get Pay Hike   Increase for Two Brotherhoods Costs $100 Million Yearly

Rail Workers Get $1.24 Day Wage Increase   Trainmen, Conductors Affected By Agreemen Reached In Chicaro

Grant Rail Wage Boost   200,000 Members of Two Unions to Get 15'4 Cents and Hour Hik

Rail Wage Is Boosted   Unions and Industry Announce 1514¢ Hourly Hike; Rules Agreement

BOOST TOTALS $1.24 PER DAY, STARTS NOV. 1   INCREASE TO COST COMPANIES 100 MILLION A YEAR

Two Rail Groups Get Hike   Trainmen, Conductors Receive Pay Increase Of I5'e Cents An Hour

2 RAIL UNIONS GET PAY BOOST OF 15% CENTS   Trainmen, Conductors Benefit by Wage Hike Retroactive to Nov. ]

Two Railroad Operating Unions Get ‘1h And-Half-Cenis-Hour Wace Boost

Rail Unions Win 152-Cent ‘Wage Boost   Increase Made Retroactive to November 1

15.5c Hourly Pay Boosts To 2 Rail Unions   Trainmen, Conductors Te Share in $100 Million Dollar Increase

Railroads Grant Pay Boests to Two Operating Unions   Brotherhoods and Carriers Say Hike Will Amount to 100 Millien Veerly

2 Rail Unions Awarded 153¢  Wage Increase   200.000 Trainmen, Conductors Affected By Agreement

U.S. MILITARY PROGRAM UNCERTAIN   Foreign Policy No Good Without Power Behind it. Edson

Average Family's Food Cost Up 32% Since Price Rule, U.S. Agency Says

Food Costs Up 32% in a Year, Government Says  Meat Prices Tops With 76% Boost

FOOD COSTS UP 32 PCT. IN YEAR   Agriculture Department Figures Show Rising Trend Of Prices

U.S. Food Costs Rise 32 Per Cent In Single Year    Farmers Receive Only 52 Cents Out of $1 Going Into Groceries

Psyc hiatrist's Warning     eI Att OAR RE  Memo to New Mothers: Baby Isn’t a Litlle Cash Register

Blames Perfectionists for  Unhappiress in Children   Protest Site of New Grade Schoo!  Pierce Group Point to Distance; Hazar

Blames Perfectionists for  Unhappiness in Children   Protest Site of New Grade Schoo!

Babies Not Typewriters  Perfectionist Mamas And Papas Have Lots To Learn, Study Shows

Government Places What Amounts to Tax On Advertising  Under Revised Setup

BRITISH GOVT. HIKES TAXES   Levy on Company Earnings Doubled in Labor Party . Fight on Inflation

Britain Plans Heavier Taxes   Dalton Would Cut Dow? On Surplus Money

New Tax Burden Piled on Britons By Labor Regime   Anti-Inflation Move Won’t Be Popular, Says Treasury Chief

Britain Boosts Taxes on Consumers’ Items in Its Fight Against Inflatior

Britons Face Tax Increases  Would Reduce Buying Power Of Consumers

Housewives Hoarding Suga In Fear of Price Boosts; __ Industry Sees No inciease”

Better Weapons Than Atomic Bomb Needed ‘Next Time, Says Gen. Kenny

FOR AMENDMEN   3 To 1 Margin Given Roxas Proposat Far U. S&S. Trading Rights

Filipinos Adopt Free Trade Pact   Vote Amendment 3 to ;  Bomb Tosser Confesses

President Roxas Wins Support  United States Gets Equal Trade Rights

TO START DRIVE FOR INFANTILE PARALYSIS FUNDS   Epidemic Last Year Required Most All Of County Funds

Polio Chapter Gives Over $3,500 Help . To Disease Victims  Treasury Must. Be  Refilled: If Work, Is To Be Continued

Polio Chapter Give: Over $3,500 Help ; To Disease Victims  Treasury Must. Be Refilled. If Work.  Te 'T Ta Ra Cope ag:

34th Division Battles to Obtain U. S. Citizenship for Orphan Nabbed Here

New Explosions Are Spreading Death And Destruction In Area   {ll-Fated Gulf Coast City “Not Out Of Woods Yet” With Eight Major Tank Fires  Burning Furiously This Morning.

Jones Denies Kaiser Story   Martin Tells Of Offer On Deal For 500 Craft

Jesse Says Nelson Cut Project Out   But President’s Stand ‘Was Contract Ought Not Be Canceled.

Boast by Kaiser ls Recounted by Glenn L. Martin   Brewster Offered To Halt Probe in Return For Merger, Is Claim

Urges Protection of U.S. Property   Note Dispatched to Indonesians

U.S. REQUESTS KEY OIL FIELDS BE PROTECTED   India to Present Indonesia War To UN

Reece Would Rid Congress Of Politics      Urges GOP To ‘Clean Up Mess’

GOP Should Concentrate On Good Job In Congress, Asserts Reece: Democrats Hold Them Responsible

Cabinet Change   ASKS GOOD JO BY REPUBLICANS   Reece Urges ‘Workmanlike’ Course Rather Than Playing Politics

GOP Chairman Advises Solons  Presidential Politics Should Be Avoided

Politics Taboo By Republicans, Says Chairman   REECE AVERS CONGRESS SHOULD CONCENTRATE ON “GOOD JOB”

Asks Workmantlike Joh of Republicans In 80th Congress   GOP Chairman Wants Session Free of 1948 Presidential Palitice

Reeve Asks G.0.P. To Concentrat: on  Workmanlike Job   Would Keep Members Free of Presidential Po ities . While. Evacting. © Legielation

‘Stick to Job,’ Forget Votes, Reece Urges   Presidential Hopefuls Get Chief's Warning Of ‘First Task First’

Reece Calls On GOP In Congress To Prevent Presidential Politics: Dems Say Unity Dims

‘Workmantike’ Action Asked As Dems Sound Warning Acainst “Sahotaqe’

Reece Outlines Republican Task Before Congress   Workmanlike Job, Positive Program Declared Needed

Reece Calls Or GOP to Keep Politics Out   GOP Heaa Asks Party Men in Congress To Avoid Prexy Politics

Reece Wants Presidential Politics Skipped; Ewing Doubts Cooperation

Prospects Dim For Harmony, Democrats Sa}   Reece Calls On GOP Te Check “Presidential Politics” During 1947 Congress

Republican Chairman Warns Mates... .  GOP Warned To Prevent Politics By The President: Teamwork Hopes Fading

rae CALLS UPON CONGRESSMEN FOR WORKMANLIKE JOB   Avoided; Democrats Issue Political Warning  pide Politics. Should Be  x

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD       “Workmanlike Job” Askec Of Mates By GOP Leader  Free of Presidential Aspirations

Man Stabbed In New Orleans; Fights, Shooting, Rock Throwing Mar Peace

U.S. Housing Situation Grows Worse   Soaring Birth Rate Factor in Vital Problem  er acs

Fliers Set Record; Get Honor:   Reynolds Bombshell Finishes Round-World Trip in 79 Hours

Reynolds to Receive Truman Plaudits On Circling Globe in 78 Hrs. 55 Min.

New Record Is Set For Round World Flight   “Bombshell” Girdles Globe In 78:55:56; -Crew To Get Truman  Conoratulations.

Sets Record On Globe Hop   Reynolds Circles World In 78 Hours, 55 Minutes « To Beat Hughes

‘Not Fer $100 Million’— Reynolds Wont Repeat Hop   Heater, Oxvvgen Ont

“Bombshell” Breaks Old Flicht Mark   ‘Milton Reynold’s Plane Circles World in SeventyEight Hours and $5 Min saps

Globe-Girdling Airplane Sets New World Recore   ‘Bombshell’ Lops 12 Hours off Hughes’ 1938 Time; Reynolds Rides Whole Trip Backwards

GLOBE-CIRELING BOMBSHELL ENDS RECORD FLIGHT      Breaks Existing Records, Crew  To Receive Truman Plaudits

dS SOUPS, 3. ‘VRIRBTES  ‘Reynolds Bombshell Breaks Hughes’ Global Record by 12 Hours and 18 Minutes

Reynolds To Be Honored By President      RECORD FLIGHT ENDED EARLY TODAY IN NEW YORK

Circle World in 63 Hours Flying Time   Weary Crew To Get Congratulations of President Truman

Hemline Battle      While Women Battle Style Decree on Lower Dresses Chicago Tailor Designs Knee-Lengeth Pants for Men

lowa Residents Flee Homes 2nd Time in Week   Mississippi, Missouri Streams on Renewed Rampage

THOUSANDS FLEE FLOODS IN Thitct MIDWEST STATE!   Mississippi, Des Moines Anc Missouri Rivers Smash At Levees

lowa Residents Evacuated Again ~ As Rivers Rise   NEW FLOOD THREAT SEEN IN WISCONSIN   Red Cross Calls on Coast Guard to Aid Work at St. Joseph’s, Mo.

TWO-DAY RAIN SENDS STREAMS QUT OF BANKS   17,000 Persons Evacuated; 1,500,000 Acres in 3 States Inundated

17,000 NOW HOMELESS IN FLOOD AREA.   Iowa Residents . Flee Homes Second Time in Week

PRE - PARTITION RIOTS ROCK INDIA   Northern Province Is Scene Of Bloody Fighting Amang Classes

Tulsa fo Have New Office Building   Plons for 24-Stoey Structure ive Coster af Business District Annaunced

New Wave of Strife Shocks Italy   Seven Husky Policemen Finally Rescue Santa From Mob of 1,000 Kids ‘Who Discover Gift Packages Are Empty

Italy Torn By Labor Strife   ‘Vialence Flares on Labor Front, Free-for-Alb Bevelaps in Assembly

May Call For Vote of Confidence   De Gasperi Confronted by Sw elling _ Labor Strife Convulsing All. Maly

Premier Alcide de Gasperi to ‘Ask Assembly for Confidence Vote as Labor Strife Flares

Premier To Ask Confidence Vote.   _ De Gasperi Expected To Act As New Strikes Theeatan

Leftists Blast Italian Leader As U.S. ‘Tool   Labor Sirife Again Rages In Nation, With Second General Strike Set For Tonorrow.

LABOR SIRIFE SHAKES ITALY   De Gasperi Expected Ts Request New Vote Of Confidence

NATIONS AGREE ON ASSET CLAIM      United , ‘Bt tes, ‘Canals and. Hol.              1g for Settiin au Enemy: Assots     1 late Dae.  France: Offers: New “Proposi

United States, Canada and HolJand Come to Terms on: Formuja for Settling Claims to German Enemy Assets — Britain Kefuses to “Si#i” "Agreement — France Offers New Proposal.

LEFTISTS’ TEN-DAY REIGN OF TERROR LEAVES 22 DEAD.IN TURRIJLENTITALY

DISORDERS GROW IN ITALIAN CITIES   Armed Mobs Terrorize Man Communities; Death Toll Mounts.

Mobs Rule Tows as Terror Mounts in Southern Italy  Toll Of Dead Reaches 2   Toll Of Dead Reaches 22 As Red Rioting Gains In Momentum

Death Toll Rises To 22 in Italian Reign of Terror   Mobs Isolate Town In Southeastern Part of Country

Auto Accidents Cause OF Suits   Four Are Filed With Clerk Totaling $14.334 7

Reclamation Bureau Faces Funds Slash   House Committee Would Cut Recommended Sum Almost 60 Per Cent

Hollywood Transient Is a Three Months Resident That Doesn't Own Swimming Pool

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  \You Can’t Kid HollywoodIt’s Always A Step Ahead

New All-Time Record: Reported by Commerce Department. and ~ Labor .Burean

Wage, Price Level Rises   Average Wage Hits All-Time Peak; Prices Still Below ’20 Record

Prices, Sales And Wages Rise Over Country.   Wholesale Prices Hit New Peaks During Past Week

RETAIL SALES HAS... CLIMBED HIGHER THE _ PAST FEW WEEKS   Wholesale Prices and Wage: of 13,000,000 Americans Also Up.   A NEW. POSTWAR PEAK      Prices of Wholesale Soods Were 59.2 Per Cent Higher  ” Than In 1926. .

Prices, Wages Hit New Highs   Government Agencies Lisi Figures Of Past Few Weeks.

NEWSPAPERS CALLED BULWARK OF NATION   Gevernor of Pennsylvania Praises Record at Anniversary Dinner.

GLOOM GROWS Oven UCCESs DF Bb 4 MEET   Deputies on Conference Eve Break Up in Cempleie Disagreement.

Deputies Find Little Hope For Big Four   Only Minor Contracts Expected to Come From London Parley

Big-4 Deputy Split Widens   ‘All-Time Low’ Hit  In London Sessions

Sender Hope for Success by Big Four   Diplomats Gather Tuesday in London; Austrian Treaty Us

Four-Power Confab End: At New Low  Minctitices! Disk vaeiax   Ministers’ Deputies Disagree Prior To Big Meeting -

ALL-TIME LOW HIT IN PLANS FOR BIG FOUR   Arrival of Russian, French En. voys Awaited; Deputies in Muddie

Fear of German Strikes Voiced  Trouble in Americar Zone Is Viewed

GERMAN HUNGER STRIKES FEARED   Food Shortage Causing Much Unrest In American Zone

Strikes Feared In Hungry Areas   Communists Stir Up Trouble in American and British Zones

SOVIET PRESS ATTACKS U. §   Charges Diplomatic War I: Waged Against Russia By U. S. Secretary

U. S. Policies Condemned by Red Press   Pravda Says Marshall Would Have UN Wage ‘Diplomatic War’

Soviet Press Blasts Ai Marshall   Accuse Secretary of Waging. Diplomatic War

 Former Legislator Dies  hi Found After Grandfather's Daath From Shock of Rfearaiearne

John H. Tolan’s Grandchild Is Found Alive  Tot's Disappearance Caused Death of  Cowes aw TiwernnweAdcry

Lost Child Found Alive On Mountain   Located 12 Hours After Tolan Dies

John H. Tolan’s Grandchild Is Found Alive  Tot’s Disappearance Caused Death of Former Anacondan

Child Found Alive, Safe After Tragic 2-Day Search Fatal To Grandfather, Ex-Rep. Tolan

Missing Child ts Found Safe   Child Located Mile From Parents’ Summer Camp

MISSING CHILD IS FOUND SAFE   Tot, Whose Disappearance Caused Death of Former Solon, Is Unharmed

Free Enterprise in Britain Is  Churchill's Plea  Urges Opposition to Labor Party’s Program in Crisis

Britain Hears Dire Warning   Churchill Opposes Provram in Crisis

ATTLEE CRISIS POLICY FLAYED BY CHURCHILL   Worker ‘Conscription, Industry Control Plan Opposed

Former Premier Bitterly Attacks Proposed Plans   ‘Bankruptcy, Hunger Or Death’ Held out As Possible Results

Churchill Sees Peril For British   Conservative Leader Opposes Program Of Labor Government

‘100 Soldiers, Assisted by Police, Use Tear Gas toEndDisturbance

Purge Of Reds In Government Service Looms   - Communists Holding Federal Jobs To Be Ferreted Out

‘Would Scrutinize State Department as First Act Of GOP-Guided UnAmerican Group

CUMIMIE HUNT Hniol J06 OF HOUSE GROUP   State Department Starting Point, Say GOPs; Hot News to Come.

Hunt For Reds In Government Gets Underway   Thomas Hints Hot Disclosure

STATE DEPARTMENT “REDS” TARGET FOR UNAMERICAN PROBE  CHAIRMAN PROMISES DIFFERENT SENSATION IN AROUT TWO WEEKS 

GOP Committeemen Plan Housec'eanine Maneuver . ces  To Go After Communis<3 In The State Depariment

Want To Start Hunt For Reds In State Dept.   GOP Members Of Commit tee On Unamerican Aclivilies Eye It As Good Starting Point

AEDS BLASTER AS BLUNDERERS   french Minister Brand: Communist Ring One Obstacle To Peace

Bidault Ends Visit In U. S.   Foreign Minister Te Return By Plane To France

GM Wage Offer Being Studied   Reuther And Top Officers Indicate Fifteen Cents Not Enough.

ARGUE OVER PRESIDENT'S SUCCESSOR   Senate Votes Today “On Pres. in Case  Truman Should Die

Mrs. Frederick G. Murray of Cedar Rapids Announced as "American Mother of 1947’

Iowa Woman Is ‘American  Mother of 1947   Contends Mothers Largely Responsible For Delincuency

SANTA CLAUS PLAN OFF T0 BRISK START   Early Enthusiasm Points To Success of Toy” Project

SANTA CLAUS PLAN OFF T0 BRISK START   Early Enthusiasm Points To Success of Toy Project   MORE HELP NEEDED

CONGRESS. NOW IS MOVING AT FASTER PACE   More Legislation Sheped Up For Final Vote ——- Many Measures Are Lagging

Congress Jam Predicted On  Fund Measures   12 Appropriation Bills Must Be Passed Before June 30 Deadline For Adjourning

° abt OLS  0) ORAL: GOP Expresses: Pride   Jam In Funds Before Close  Of Congress  Is Envisioned   Clear Track Ahead For Other Business As Deadline Nears.

LEADERS REPORT CONGRESS FACES MONEY BILL JAY   Clear Track Ahead for Cleaning Up Other Business Before the dune 30  Deadline. —   MILITARY TRAINING ACTION IS UNLIKELY   Two of Requests Made by Sec: retary Marshall Expected to Go Over Until . Next Year.

Funds Bills Cause Jams In Congress   Other Legislation Has “Clear Track’, Brecket fn Shane

Legislative Jam Is Seen in Congress   _ Appropriation Bills "Are Stumbling Blocks for Adjournment

CONGRESS JAM DELAYING SOME URGENT BILLS   GOP -Leaders “Pointing With Pride” to Recent. Accomplishments

Congress Pushes Plan to Adjourn By Last of July   Much Legislation Askec by President Has Been Granted

Appropriation Bills Threaten Jam Congress   Has Clear Track For Cleaning Up Other Business

FUNDS GHIEF BUGABOO FOR CONGRESSMEN   Otherwise, Sailing Smooth as Session Enters Final Month.

TRUMAN 1S IRKED BY “PAPER CHASE”   May Act to Prevent Ex-Officials From Taking Bureau “Diaries”

Cabinet ‘Paper Chase’ May Bring - Ban an Removing U.S. Documents

Luxury Items ToRemain At War Levels   Lower House Votes 373 To 35 Favoring  Meusnre’s Pussave

House Votes to Keep Wartime Luxury Levies   Legislation Is First Major Bill of New Republican Congres:

Bill To Stash Income Taxes Stirs Debate   House Votes to Continue _ Wartime Luxury Toxes 373 to 35

House Votes to Keep High War Excise Levies   Rebellion in GOP Ranks Over Income Tax Cut Measure

LIQUOR, JEWELRY, FURS AND OTHER ~— TTEMS AFFECTED   Freeze Backed by 224 Republicans, 149 Democrate—  Is Predicted.   PROPOSED INCOME TAX CUT FIGURES IN DEBATE   G. O. P. Revolt Breaks Out Against Knutson’s Proposal for 20 Per Cent - Reduction,

HOUSE VOTES LUXURY TAXES BE CONTINUED   Measure !s Approved By 373 to 35 Ballot; Knutson Ril Attacked

House Approves Bill to Continue Excise Taxes   GOP Says Action Pave Way to Cut in Income Levies Substantially

HOUSE VOTES TO KEEP HIGH EXCISE LEVIES   SIZZLING DEBATE GREETS INCOME MEASURE

Sizzling Debate Precedes House Vote To Continue Present High Excise Taxes

House for Extension Of Excises   Vote of 373-35 Uphold: Continuance of High Wartime Levies.

Continuation of Excise Taxes Voted by House  Sizzling Debate Is Marked by Republican Revolt

VOTE FOLLOWS HOT DEBATE ON INCOME TAXES   Rebellion in Majority Party Ranks Marks  Heated Session

HOUSE PASSES BILL =~ FREEZING EXCISE TAXES   Income Tax Reduction Holds Interest Of Debating Solons

Action Would Prevent — Billion Loss In Taxes, Allow Cut In Income Tax   House: Passes Measure 373 To 35. And Sends It To Senate; Keeps High Wartime Charges On Entortainment Indefinitely °*

Issue Is Tossed Over To Senate  Hot Debate Marks Passage Of Measure

EXCISE LEVIES ARE {0 BE CONTINUED   Wartime Taxes Stay on Liquor, Furs, Jewelry And Some Other Items

Senate Given Issue By Vote Of 373 To 35   GOP Split Over Bill To Cut Income Levies

House Passes Bill to Extend   Excise Levies   Measure Goes to} Senate: 20 Pet. Income Tax Ciut ¢ acd

Continuation of Excise Taxes Voted hy House  Sizzling Debate Is Marked by  .: oe  a. . ee  oe

House Votes To Continue Luxury Taxes   Sizzling Argument   Sizzling Argument Develops Over Income Tax Cut

Churchman Says Waning Community Life in U.S. Endangers Democracy

COMMUNITY LIFE DECLARED WANING   Situation Imperils Democracy,  Church Group Told

Blackmarketing And Theft Brings 145 Army Convictions   Pilferage Declining Now But Losses In Philippines Heavy Over 15 Months

145 Army Workers in Philippines Found. Guilty of Black Marketing

NINE BANDITS LOOT TURKISH BATH OF $30,000   Coney Island Institution Yields Rich _ Haul to Robbers

Plymouth County's Towns Report On ' Red Cross Drive’   Weatfiéla, ‘Craig Brunsville, Merrill . Are Over Quotas ..

Plymouth County’: Towns Report On: Red Cross Drive :  - Weatfiéla, ‘Craig  Brunsville, Merriil AL Cyt. rn: og a

Three Towns Send Firemen  To Fight Blaze   Shed Destroyed Late Last ~ Night on Bellinghausen  Farm; No One Hurt .

Luxury Tax Suggested As Relief Funds   ROGER BABSON TELLS OF WORLD NEEDS TODAY

13 Aboard Lost Plane Thought Safe  Army Craft Makes Landing In China

Monarchy Is Satisfactory  To John Bull   Many British People Believe Commonwealth Of Nations Would Dissolve If Monarchy Were Abolished

Pe ee ee eS ee re eee ee  PRINCESS ELIZABETH, 21, CONGRATULATED   Attlee Lauds Next Britist Queen In Message   Photos on Page 20.

Princes Elizabeth Dedicates Her Life . To Empire As Communist Paper Sneers

Communist Newspaper Hits Only Discordant Note in Conaratulating Elizabeth

AGRICULTURE IS HOLDING BACK ITS ADJUSTMENT   In Order io Batile the Threat of World Hunger, Said Sec. Anderson.   TO FUTURE FARMERS   Addressed This Group a Meeting Held In Kansas City Today.

Anderson Says Farms Keyed To World Need   Face Increasing. Soil Problems At Present Production

Reports American Agriculture Is Postnonina Problems to Meet Crisis

AGRICULTURE IS DELAYING PLANS   Adjustment of Problems Waiting Battle's End To Nip World Hunger

Chief Executive Will Renéw His Urgent Appeal to Congress for Powers to Halt Rising” Prices and Curb Inflation —. Approval of Program for Universal Train: ing Will be Urged.

ESTIMATE $204,000 TO _BE SPENT IN REPAIRING. ” COUNTY'S HOMES IN 1947

Home Repairs To Provide Big Job in County   Pocahontas County Home Own ers to Spend $288,000

Boom Seen In   Home Repairing   Estimate $1,780,000 Will - Be Spent On Homes in County This Year.

Local Home Owners to Spend $69 1.000  On Repair, Modernization in 1947

Emergency Developing In Curope   Ecenomic Crisis Getting Worse Faster ‘Than Expected

Rep. Hays, Arkansas, Says Congress May Have to Hold Special Meet on Europe

7-Day Hunger: Strike Ended By Landlady   ctl ll  Will Get Rent  Review. Relief

AIRPORT RULING MAY BE WAIVED   Approval Of  Eseanab: Runways At 3,000 Feet Predicted

MRS. RAY GILL DIES ~ AT CHURCH SERVICE   Wife of State Fire Marsha Stricken in Richwood.

Georgia Court Ruling Termed ‘Vest-Pocket   falmadge Says Judge Gave Verdict Before Hearing Rath Sides

TALMADGE ASSAILS DECISION OF COURT   Accuses Judge of Rendering Vest Pocket Ruling Without Hearfing Both Sides.

Talmadge Flays Georgia Ruling   Says Rome Decision Made Among ‘Friends

TALMADGE RAPS GEORGIA JUDGE   Ruling Making Thompson Legal Governor Called Vest-Pocket Decision

Talmadge Assails Ruling of Judge   Ruling Held That Herman  Ilegally Claims Office Of Governor

UNRULY GERMANS — SMASH WINDOWS   FOOD SHORTAGE PROTESTS CONTINUE—RUHR-WIDE COAL STRIKE THREATENED.

IN BRITISH ZONE   Brunswick Demonstration Greatest Since Food Protests Benan

Youths Lead Food  Riots in Germany British Soldiers Stand   British Soldiers Stand By to Prevent Trouble

Farm Bureau Fund Bill Is Approved   Forty Millions Restored by Action in House

House Eliminates Four Hundred _Million_. Dollars From Agriculture Department Bill

Agricultural. Fund Bill Passes House   Reductions ‘Total $340,. 000,000 Below Truman Reauests

HOUSE OKAYS FUNDS SLASH   Bill to Whack $340 Million From Agriculture Dept. Approved, 315 to 38

BUDGET IS CUT FOR FARM FUND   Compromise Agriculture Appropriation — Bill asses In House

Huge Cut Voted In USDA Funds For Coming Year   Soil Conservation and School Lunch Plans in Big Decline

HOUSE SLICES BUDGET AGAIN   Compromise Settlement  Features Passage of Anrieniture Allntment

House Votes Slash in Farm Agency Budget   28.7 Per Cent Under Request In Spite of 40 Milltons Addition

Reductions IT icted   House Approves Cut Agriculture \ppropriation Act

40 Million Is Returned Before Vote   Measure Still Carries 240 Million Reduction From Budget

$47,000,000 FARM NEASURE PASSED BY HTISE. 915.98   Appropriation Is $340,969.42, Or 28.7 Per Cent, Below Truman’s Budget  Requests.   BALLOT FOLLOWS TWO DAYS OF HOT DEBATE   Efforts to Make Substantial Increases in Funds fer Soil Conservation and School Lunches Beaten.

House Passes Severely Cut Farm Fund Bill  $40,000,000 Added ir Compromise; Measurs Te @ant tn Ganatea

CHILD ACCUSED OF SEX CRIME   13-Year-Old Girl Arrested For Child's Murder

FACULTY IN BENSALEM WILL GET PAY BOOST   Board and Faculty Groups Come to An Agreement   MAY TRANSFER PUPILS

TEACHERS TO GET © 10% INCREASE IN   Joint Committee of Faculty embers and

Suggest End to Housing Control   Committee Asks TVA to Repay Funds; Cut Corporation Budget

The Weather   Housing Joh Under Fire In Congress   Repayment By TVA Is Urged By Commiitee

GOVERNMENT CORPORATION BUDGET CUT   Abolishing of Housing Expedite: Is Recommended

Housing Agency Abolishment Recommended   House Proposes New Slashes in Federal Budget

Rioting Halts  Venice Speech Of Premier  Many Demonstrators and Police Hurt = » uae ,

LEFTISTS STOP SPEECH ITALYS RIGHTIST CHIEF   Premier de  Gasperi’s Party Rally Broken  Un By Communists

Air Force To Activate 650 Planes.   250 B-29’s and 400 Fighters to Be Restored to Duty

Wraps Off Combat Aircraft   Enough Fighters and Bombers Out of Storage to Bring 55 Units Up to Full Strength

AIRFORGES WILL INCREASE UNITS BY 650 CRAFT   Announcement Says Combat Planes To Leave Storage by Dec. 31

WILL USE 690 MORE PLANES   A Total of 250 B-29 Bombers and 400 Fighters Will Be Removed From Storage to Increase U.S. Strength.

650 Combat Planes Back to Active Service   250 B-29s and 400 Fighters To Be Taken Qut of Storage by AAF

Skeletonized Groups Being Strengthened  250 Heavy Bombers,   250 Heavy. Bombers, 400 Fighters to. Be ‘Retumed to Service

650 Combat Planes Taken from Storage   To Bring Air Forces Strength up to 53 “Fully Operational Groups.”

U.S. Takes Wraps From 650 Combat Ships in Storage   Air Force te Put 25G 8.2943 490 Fighters Back  Q g- gf ge

U.S. Army Air Force Recalls Fighter Planes  Goal Of 55 Fully Operational Groups By Dec.

Utility Post Resigned By  L. Jourolmon  "Action Follows Reported Shift  Sa oe ay fo cre

Charges Liberated German POW Used by Communists   Socialist Claims Ex-Nazi Soldiers Are Strike Pickets Against French Workmen

CLAIM REDS USE FREED NAZIS T0 RATTLE FRENGH   Charge Brings Uproar In Senate As Communis Strike Grows.

US. Aid Plan For Latin States Asked  Argentina Counters   Argentina Counters Defenne Proposal At Brazil Conclave

ECONOMIC AID BY U.S. URGED BY ARGENTINA   Marshall to Outline American Stand On Wednesday

Bid Made af Rio for US. Economic Aid   Argentina Counters Marshall Arms Plea With Own Pact Version

Because People Are Leaving It— pow ete snes tll tlle ltt ct lll  Government Sets Out to Give Potato New Look

Agriculture Department Working — TT, Give Trish’? Potato New Loot

Agriculture Department To Glamorize lrish Potato To Give It a ‘New Look’

Plan U.S. Base In Philiopines   Tentative Agreement For Program Is Reported As Completed   AIR, ARMY AND NAVY BASES PLAN

Gen. Kenney Says Best Defense Against Atom Bomb Is To Have More Than Others

CHARGE CRUELTY TO ORPHAN BOY   POLISH YOUTH HID IN INDIANA WOODS FROM FOSTER MOTHEF

Warns Labor Congress May Get Tougher   Rep. Fred A. Hartley Jr., Declares Calling of General Strike Will Bring.Retaliation,

Protest Strike Plotters Warned “By Congressman   Committee Chairman Says Tougher Bill Might Be Enacted

27 Parachute Into Darkness From Lost Transport Plane   Pilot Orders Craft Abandoned i in Northern Philippines After “it Runs Low of Gasolixté in Foul Weather—Fate of Those Who Jumped Uncertain—Unidentified Wings Sighted by Aerial Crews Conducting Search: .

27 Feared Lost  After Jumping From Army Plane   Passengers and Crewmet Parachute Into Night Somewhere Over Luzor

Federal Government And  States To Keep On Im  posing Levy   GASOLINE, TOBACCO LEVIES DUPLICATED

TAX SUGGESTION BY DEWEY IGNORED   Traauay Fagsry Sips Federal Sit lact an Incomec

TREASURY SAYS NO TAXPAYING FASE SIGHTED   Report Ignores Dewey’ Suggestion Dividing Spoils With States

Ignores Dewey’s Suggestion For A Division Of Dual Levies  Federal And State Income Tax. Will Continue, Says Treasury

Dewey’s Tax Plan Ignored By Treasury   Department Says Federal And Siate Governments Will Continue to Impose  - Levy on Incomes

Grain and Food Problem Studied   President Takes Time To Get Data on Needs In U.S. and Abroad

Truman Ponders Problems Of Hunger Abroad, Prices   3 Possible Answers to Over-All Picture Are Given President by Cabinet Food Panel

3 Answers On Price; Food ..  Problems An Considered    Final Decision By President Truméits Determine Whether Commreasn Ia tan Act

Three Possible Answers to Food Problem   Placed Before Truman at Monday Conferences

Truman Studies 3 Ways to Solve  Price Problems   Final Decision Will Also Determine Whether Congress Will Meet

AWAIT ACTION BY PRESIDENT   Truman Considering High Prices at Home and Hunger Abroad.

Food-Price Decision Up To Trunian   Cabinet Advisers Give President Three Alternatives To Sclve Crisis

Monkeys fo Test ‘New Look’ Foundations To Learn if Tight Corsets Cause Ulcers

JENSEN STUDIES DIVERSION BILL   Teachers Not Helped By Tax Split, Escanaba Republican Says

Taft To Push Revised Plan. In The Senate  feaders In House Hold Little Hone

Seek Senate Approval of  Price Bill  Taft Drops Idea   Taft Drops Idea Of Seeking to Get Agreement With House

Senate Banking Session  Is Held   Senators Consider Anti - Inflation Proposals

TAFT CARRIES ON  House GOP Turns Deaf Ear To Anti-Inflation Bill Now

COST-OF-LIVING ~ BILL DEFEATED   26 Republicans Join Democrats In Rejecting G. O. P. Plan  ACTION IS UNLIKELY

WILL TRY 70 WIN APPROVAL OF ANTI INFLATION BIL   Senator Taft Told Reporters He Had Dropped Idea of Agreement.   AT THIS SESSION   The Measure Can Hardly Be Brought Before House Before Saturday.

ANTI-INFLATION OUTLOOK IS DIM   Republicans May Make Another Try, However.

Taft Seeks senate OK By Adjournment   Has Given Up Idea Of Trying To Work Out Aareement.

Taft Leaves Door Open “Mere Crack’   Little Chance For Approval At Extra Session

Anti-Inflation, . Prospects Fade   Republican Failure ‘To Pass Substitute Bill Mav End Efforts.

Anti-Inflation Bill Doomed for Session, Belief   Little Chance Seen as Democrats Beat G. 0. P. Measure

Friday Night Adjournment Is Expected To Stall Bill   Democrats Block Republican Effort To Raw Measure

TAFT 10 PUSH FOR APPROVAL OF PRICE CURBS   3-Point Anti-Inflation Pro" gram Object Of Special Session Rush

‘Sen. Taft Keeps Door Open For Special Session Action On Anti-Inflation Bill

Ohio Senator To Attempt To Win Passage of Modified Wolcott Bill Prior to Adjournment Friday.  LITTLE HOPE HELD  Tet Te OUTTA Trey UFR A CUCt A CYT

(Taft To Seok Annroval Of Three-Point GOP Anti-Inflation Bill At Special Session   Farm Burean Leader Relinquishing Reins  America On Threshoid Of Golden Age Or Beginning Of End

HOPE FADES FOR INFLATION BILE PASSAGE   Taft Says He'll Push His Measure But House Can’t Reach Agreement

Taft To Work For Approval Of Price Bill  This Session   Drops Idea of House Agreement On AntiInflation Plan

SENATORS SEEK TO REVIVE GOP INFLATION BILL   SEE SLIM CHANCE MEASURE CAN PASS HOUSE OPPONENTS

Taft To Attempt To Win Approval For Economic Bill   Wants To Work Out Agreement Before Adjournment Comes

Hopes for Anti-Inflation Laws Fade   Small Chance of Action by Solons at Special Session

Senate GOP May Attempt Price Curb   Tobey Calls Banking Group to Meet; House Kills Wolcott Bill

Party Leaders Meet Rebuff In Ballot On Bill   GOP Fails to Ram Through Substitute Measure As  Democrats Line Up Solidly On Vote   58 Votes Lacking To Gain Majority   House GOP Leaders Confess Little Hope of ‘Action With Session Due   to End Friday

Inflation Bill’ Outlook Dim; Lost in House   Senate Considers Modified Proposal; Eye Friday Deadline

CHANCES SLIM FOR MEASURE ON INFLATION   Taft Still Holds Hope For Special Session Action   G. 0..P.   Substitute For President’s Cost Of Living Program Blocked In House

HOUSE REFUSES SUBSTITUTE TC TRUMAN'S PLAN   -assage Of Economic  Legislation During Special Session Appears Unlikely: But Senator Taft Keeps Door Ajar.

TAFT REFUSES TO QUIT BID FOR INFLATION CURB   Still Hunts Opening Despite House Defeat Of Wolcott Substitute Measure

ANTI INFLATION PROSPECT FADES   Wolcott Bill Defeat Knocks Hopes Cold, GOP Says

Hopes for Curb On Prices Dim At Session End   Possibilities Slight That GOP Will Vote Through Another Bill Before Adjournment

CONTINENTAL SOLIDARITY BRING URGED   Senator Vandenberg to Make Major Foreign Policy Pronouncement.

“MEMORIAL” WEEK ENDS BUT WORKERS DO NOT RESUME DIGGING BECAUSE OF SAFETY ORDER.

FUSE TO GO WTO PITS ON aNCATE” LIST   jistrict Union Lead#sTurn Men Away in Pennsylvania

Early Reports Indicate Mines Not Reopening   Bulk Of 400,000 Miners Are Reported As Not Returning To Work   PHONE STRIKE IS  HAMPERING DETAILS

Bulk of Mines Idle Following Week Holiday   Lewis Silent on Shutdown Extension; 6,000 Hoosiers Idle

King Names aximos to Premiership   ‘As One of First Acts Dn’ Ascending Throne: Seven-Party Cabinet  Desionated ta Cawvarn

GREEK CABINET IS RETAINED AS NEW KING TAKES OVER   Coalition Cabinet Ordered te Continue Under Direction of Old Premier

Traffic Being Cautiously Resumed In Area But Roads Are Still Danaerous

Another Colc Night Is Due   Traffic Being Cautiously Resumed In Ared But Rodds Are Still Dangerous

Urge End of 40-Hour Week   Serious Question Law Will Tend to Spread Work. Lane Says

@ PAUL MALLON—  —_— a nd  Gives Readers Chance to Read Exclusive Sheet, C. 1. O. News

MARSHALL PLAN TO BE GIVEN TO CONGRESS   European Reconstruc: tion and Preparefl ness Js Aim }

Marshall Plan Linked With Preparedness  Administration to  - Give Congressmen a Two-Way Choice

U.S. Protests Russian Interference in Hungary   Sharp Note Charges Reds Caused Politi  cal Crisis in Internal Affairs

Sharp American Note to Moscow Declares Reds, by Interfering in Internal Affairs, Have Precipitated a Political Crisis.

Lane Winner Of Fight To Raise Sales Tax Floor   Administration Gets En tire Program; Ses-  sion Adjourned.

9 MILLION BY OCT, 15  Chicago Chain Letters Aim At Price Rise Boycott

NEW SCHOOL FUNDS URGED BY JESTER   Speedy Passage Of Constitutional Amendment Asker

110-MILE GALE BATTERS MIAMI   Thousands Crowd Public Buildings For Safety: Grounded Planes Smashed: Rain Falls In Torrents

Hurricane Heads For Gulf: { Dead, Several Missing  Winds Reach 110 to 120 Miles Per Hour

Hurricane Heads  For Gulf. 1 Dead,  Several Missing  - Winds Reach 110 to 120 Miles Per Hour   Winds Reach 110 to 120 Miles. Per: Hour

Crushing Blow Falls on Rich Resort Centers   Many Thousands in Emergency Shelters; Fear for Citrus Crop

Winds of 110 to 120 Miles Per Hour Felt  Thousands of Refugees Huddle

DOZEN PLANES CLOSE BY ARE TORN TO BITS   Refugee Trains Are  Caught in Storm At Palm Beach

You and That Tax Slash   Maybe You'll Wind Up Without Any Cut This Year

ARAB LEADER PLOT VICTIM   SECRETARY OF “LABOR GROUP IS SLAIN NEAR HAIFA—HAD OPPOSED MUFTI

Larger Fund Will Be Sought For Reclamation   Supplemental Sum Request May Total a: High as 40 Million

May, Garsson Plea Rejected   Freeman Acquitted; 3 Generals Take Stand As Prosecution Rests

GOP Officials Not Interested In $100 Banquet  Martin Wisconsin Dinner Speaker

Group Asks That Capehart Be Candidate   Lawrence County Residents Ask That Republican Senator Capehart Be Active Presidential Candidate.

Split Up Appears Nearing  iInG.O.P.   Committees Prove Basis Of Likely Senate Scrap

Republican Vote Split Threatens   Tobey and Aiken Will Oppose Movement to Pro. long War Investigating

Republicans Face Dissension EE ASN SAS  Senate Battle Brews Over War Committee

Chiang Condemns Party Corruption In Surprise Move   Acts After Wedemeye Charges; Nationalists Menace Red Supplies

Taft Outlines Program of Welfare Laws   Would Administer Big Plan on Local, State Level]

SOLON WARNS FEDERAL CONTROLS MUST BE DROPPED Taft Proposes Huge Billion-Dollar-A-Year Program ~ Of Welfare Leaislation For GOP Solons To Back

G. O. P. Progran On Welfare Offered by Taft   Says It Must Provide Federal Assistance Without Reeulation

Brition for Walfare  Tart Outlines Republican Pian  Of Aid Free Of U. S. Control:

TAFT PROPOSES BILLION A YEAR IN FEDERAL AID   Ohio Republican Wants Program Put On At Local Level«

Taft Outlines Broad Program  Of Legislation   Billion a Year for Welfare Advocated  by Republican Senator

Declares Republicans Will Act Upon Proposal At Next Session  Taft Outlines Billion Dollar A Year Welfare Legislation Plan

Welfare Program  Costing Billions  Proposed By Taft Field Of Legislation Outlined By Senator

Taft Outlines Billion-A-Year Welfare Plan   Must Be Free Of Bureaucratic Controls, Says

TAFT ASKS BILLION WELFARE PROGRAM   Proposed Aid Must ‘Be Free of Bureaucratic Con- © trols, He Says.

Formal Note Based on ‘[ estimony Given at Hearing   Molotov Holds Assertion, ‘The Foreign Policy of Russia Is Aggressive, Expansionist’ Is nadmissible Conduct

RUSSIA SAYS SHE WAS SLANDERED BY AID OF MARSHALL   Protests  Acheson's Statemen  — ‘Foreign PolAggressive and   NOTE HANDED U. 8. EMBASSY IN MOSCOW   Reds Describe Undersecretary’s Attitude as “Hostile” —Iwo Senators Go to Latter’s Defense.

Formal Protest to U. S. on Acheson Statement Filed, Moscow Radio Says

EXPANSIONIST CHARGE DRAWS “FORMAL REPLY   Red Press Accuses U.S. of Arctic  Imperialism

Reds Protest Acheson’s. Statement —   Undersecretary’s   Reference to Soviet  Aggression Attacked

Russ Protest Remarks by Dean Achesol   ‘Aggressive and Expansionist’ Label Displeases Kremlin

Temperatures   ‘Rudely Slanderous, Red Description Of Official’s Talk

Upheld by Senators  Molotov Protests ‘Hostile’ Attitude Of Undersecretary of State Acheson

ATATT AINE  U. 9. STATE AIDE   Protests ‘Hostile’ Attitude Shown By Acheson In Senate Hearina

Molotov In Protest On Dean Acheson   Charges ‘Hostile’ Attitude By U. S. Official Before Senate Committee

Remark Made By U.S. State Aide Resented  Statement on Soviet Foreign  Policy Is  ns Se

Moscow Radio Reports Russians Peeved At Undersecretary’s Statement ? Before Senate Hearing.

Russia Pro tasts Ach esonAtt tude   SENATORS GIVE QUICK  SUPPORT TO ACHESON

U, N. FUND FEEDING 3,500,000 CHILDREN   Europe's Hungriest in Nine Countries Receiving Aid—World-Wide Apnesl Planned in 1948,

MEATLESS DAY IS SUCCESS LOCALL'   Restaurant Diners Eat Fish, Poultry, Cheese, And Like It

MEATLESS DAY IS SUCCESS LOCALLY   Restaurant Diners Eat Fish  Poultry, Cheese, And Like It   ‘HOUSEWIVES COMPLY

A Southwestern Bell Arbitration Proposal   Firm Would Submit Union Wage Demands to Board Nomed bv Gavernnre

Legion Will Elect Chief   Three in Running For Commander at Final Sessions Today

KING MICHAEL QUITS THRONE   Young Monarch <Abdicates, Presumably, to Clear Way for His Marriage to Princess Anne, of Bourbon — Parma . Romanian Zhroue Now Ceasesy to Exist.

SURVEY SEEKS TO SAVE MONEY FOR U. S. HOUSEWIFE Diet Of Chicken, Corn Flakes And Spinach Is Suggested As Economical One For Americans

Crime Increasing, J. Edgar Hoover Warns, With Gradual Breakdown Of The Home

Salary Program Is Likely to Forestall Strike in Buffalo   State Teachers Association. However, Does Not Like Idea; Mayor Asks More Cash

W. Ray Church, 72, Dies After Long Illness  Former Insurance Mai Served 18 Years

W. Ray Church, 72, Dies After Long IIness  Former Insuremce Mar Served 18 Years In State Legislature.

Lincoln’s Private Papers Will Be Revealed To The Public On 26th Of July

Author's Wife Dies in Crash   John Dos Passos Also Loses Eyo in Accident

WIFE OF R@TED AUTHOR, JOHN BOS PASSOS, DIED to) RUTOGMBILE WRECK

Mrs. John Dos Passos Dies in Crash, Author Husband Seriously Hurt

GOP Leaders Map Plans For 1948  Economy Program   Reorganization Act Is Target

GOP fo Salvage Economy Pledge   May Start Early on 1948 Budget Are Change  © mesg

Pope's Message Denounces Policy Qf Insincerity   Calls For “League Of Honest Men” Tc Safeguard World

‘League Of Honest Men’. Is His Plea  Annual Christmas Message Issued

Pontiff Says Insincerity Blocks Pathway to Peac   Pope Pius Calls for ‘League of Honest Men’ Western Listeners See Criticism of Moscow

Pope Asks for ‘A League of Honest Men   Declares Policy of Insincerity Blocks the Path to Peace

LIES: BLOCKING WORLD PEACE, PONTIFF SAYS   Pope Calls for ‘League of Hon. est Men’ To Prevent Another Conflict

NSINCERITY’ IS ~ BLOCKING THE PATH OF PEACE   This Was the Declaration of Pope Pius XII In His Christmas Message.   AMONG THE JATIONS   Called for a “League of Honest Men” to Safeguard the World.

WORIN’S NEED FOR SINCERITY SEEN BY POPE   DISTRUST BETWEEN NATIONS WORST FOE OF PEACE

POPE IN YULETIDE SINCERITY APPEAL   Asks ‘League Of Hones! Men’ To Preserve Peace

PONTIFF CALLS FOR ‘LEAGUE OF HONEST MEN’   Pope Pius XIl Wants Group to Safeguard World Against War

Pope Asks League of Honest Men to End War   Christmas Message Assails Policy of Unsineerity Among Nations

insincerity Among Nations Hit By Pope   CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS ARE RESTORED TO BIG GROUP

Pope’s Yule Message Is Grim   Says World Farther From Real Peace Than Ever Before; Condemns Political Insincerity

Pone Says That Many Nations Are insincere   Pontiff Declares World Needs Honest Men To Guard Against War

ASKS FOR ‘LEAGUE OF HONEST MEN’  ® e ® e ® @ ( "Pope Pius Decries ‘Insincerity Among Nations

Pope Hits Insincerity of Nations   Ask “Honest Men’s” League to Safeguard World Against War

POPE CALLS FOR HONESTY TO WIN PEACE   Christmas Message Contains Passages Interpreted as Condemnation of Communism and Policies of Soviet Union.

POPE CALLS FOR HONEST MEN Ih YULE MESSAGE   Rome Pontiff Declares Policy of Insincérity., Blocks. “Daath to Peace.

Pope Calls For ‘Honest Men’ To Forestall War.   Christmas Message Deplores Insincerity Among World Nations

ope Says nsincerity 3locks Peace  Calls For League Of Honest Men In Christmas Mess1g¢

WANTS LEAGUE OF HONEST MEN T0 HALT WARS   Annual Yule Message Of Pontiff Goes  To Universe

Sham Is Derided By Pope   Insincerity Among Nations Blocking Peace, Pontiff Says

Pope Decries ‘Insincerity’   Westerners Believe Pontiff Blames Reds for Bia 4 Failure

Pope Denounces Insincerity In World Dealings  Delivers Christmas Message In Spite Of Severe Cold

Pope Pius in Message Biame: Insincerity   Says World Now Further Than Ever From True Peace

France Prepares  For All-Out Fight   Cuts Enlistment Age For Indochina Service

DEMILLE SAYS ‘CLOSED SHOP’ ENSLAVES LABOR   Goes Before Senate Committe In Support Of Ball Measure

Closed Shop Ban Sugcested as Aid To Working Man   Former Union Member Tells Senate Group Of Enslavements

Crash Kills Two Of Byrd's Sailors   Auto Accident Occurs While They Enjoy Few Hours Ashore in Australi:

Eleven Admit Lynch Slaying      Sheriff Says Search Continues For The “Trigger Man.” -

Believe Trigger Man In Custody ....  Twenty Cabmen Confess To A Part In Lynching Of Negro Man In S. C.

11 Men Confess Hand In Lynching   Search Continues For Trigger Man In S. C. Incident

Eleven Admit Part In Killing Negro   South Carolina Officers Now Seek ‘Trigger Man’

lL Men Admit Taking Part InLynching   Greenville Sheriff Continues Search For ‘Trigger Man’ In Slaving

ELEVEN MEN HELD FOR TAKING PART IN S. C. LYNCHING   Sheriff Says Suspects Have Admitted Participation in Negro’s Death

11 MEN TOOK PART IN A LYNCHING   Admitted Taking Part In the Slaving of Willie Karle,

South Carolina Sheriff Say: Search Ig Still Being Pushed For “Tvigger Man”

IN NEED OF MOISTURE   Flere Predicte (Clear te Partly Cleedy Weather Thre Friday

House: Members Will Attempt to Reduce Foreign Aid Funds   ;Sizeable Cuts To Be Sought in Amendments

Taber Seeks To Reduce ‘Relief Fund   “Too Liberal,” New York State Republican Says

FOREIGN AID BILL CALLED “T00 LIBERAL:   House Appropriation Committee Will Seek to Cut Down  Overall Fiocnre.

WASHINGTON MERRY -GO- ROUND   WHAT SOLD TRUMAN ON AKMY-NAVY MERGER; VATICAN i OPERATED UNDERGROUND TO SAVE JEWS FROM NAZIS; HOW POPE PIUS HELPED MINORITIES.

Clark Proposes Court Adionon Tideland Issue  Verdict Would Hold Till Congress Acts  on Suhmeraed Lan

Limited Tideland Ruling Proposed   Government Suggests Reduced Ruling by High Court Until Congress Acts

U.S. PROPOSES COURT ACTION ON TIDELANDS   State, Government Issue Remains Undecided

Soviets Have Five-Year Edge in AirRace   U.S. Air Force Seeks to Overcome Russian Lead

U.S, STRIVING TO CATCH REDS   Soviet ‘Air Research Anc Development Ahead Due To Germans

"GAG" APPLIED TO CHANGES IN TAX MEASURE   G. O. P. to Permit Two Days’ Debate But No Amendments

“GAG” DULE TO B rMPoseD TO PREVENT: PROPOSED AMENDMENTS FROM  THE FLOOR =: *

C-54 Crashes in Labrador   No Known Survivors in Undetermined Passenger List

29 Passengers And Crew Of 5 Feared Lost  Armv ('.54 fiaae   Army C-54 Goes Down In Snowy Wilderness

All Aboard Are Believed To Have Perished  Plane Reported To Hove Fallen

Undetermined Passenger List . No Known Survivors In Big Plane Crash

34 REPORTED 0K C-54 DOWN N WILDERNESS   “yo Known Survivors,” Says Dispatch from Labrador Air Wreck Scene.

BIG TRANSPORT PLANE CRASHES IN LABRADOR   Reports on Number of People Aboard Craft Vary From Five to 34

Army Plane Crashes in « Labrador   No Survivors Reported in Snowy Wilderness

Army C-54 Crashes In  ‘Labrador  No Survivors  Known; Believe 20. Crew Aboard

34 Believed Dead In Crash Of Army Plane In Labrador   Rescue Crews Hampered By Snow, Wilderness

NO SURVIVORS ANNOUNCED BY ARMY   Toll May Include 29 Passengers, 5 Crewmen   Start Trek Over Perilous Countryside To Scene Of Wreckage

Big Army (-54 Plane Crashes In Labrador   Transport Carried 29 Passengers and Crew, Normally Five; Na Knawn Survivare

Arabs Bolt Assembly Hall as UN Group OKs Controversial Action   Soviet-American Proposal To Set Up Independent States in Holy Land Passes, 33-13; Jews Hail ’ Decision; Moslems Ready To Resist

U.N. Assembly Votes 33 ta 13 for Proposai—Arabs Walk Out of Meeting in Protest.   THREATEN UPRISINGS IN THE MIDDLE EAST   October 1 Set as Deadline for Creation of Independent Jewish and Arab Countries.

iSix Arab Nations Walk Out on Assembly to Show Their Disapproval

ARABIC DELEGATES QUIT SESSION IN BITTER PROTEST   Won't Obey Decision, They Declare; Charge Action ‘Murdered’ Charter.   ASSEMBLY WINDS UP   5-Nation Board Created to Help Form New Regimes by Next October 1.

phe aia 05 af Bon ink ck ee ae  33-13 Ballot Is Recorded For Division Of Palestine   Plan Passes Easily After Compromise Is Flatly Rejected

Arabs Threaten General Revolt If Carried Out   U.S., Russia Stand Together On Vote For Independent States

Iraq Premier Predicts ‘Massacre’; . ‘We're Ready to March’; Lebanon Chief’s Reply to 33-13 Decision ©

‘Arabs Threaten Opposition   Assembly Adjourns Soon After Taking Crucial Vote

UN Approves Splitting Up Of Palestine   Angry Arab Nations Walk Out Of Assembly In Protest. -

Jews Might Be Pleased, But Their Ancient Rivals Assail Partitioning Vote

Six Arab Nations Walk Out As Partitioning Is Approved 33 To 13; Jewish Areas Pleased At Final Determination

Arabs in Assembly and In Near East Promptly Threaten Opposition anc Uprising in Protest

Arab Delegates Protest Ballot, Leave Assembly   Plan, Approved 33-13 Provides for Separate Jew- ish, Arab States By Next October L   Session Adjourns .  After Decision   Opponents Tell, Assembly. Charter Is Dead; Jews Hail Move As Turning Point in History

6 Arab Countries Walk From Room   Assembly Rejects Arab Proposal For Creating Federation Of Two States; Separate Nations Voted With Safe Margin

Opposition to  Verdict Voiced By Arab World   Six Nations Walk Out of Assembly Hall in Protest of Decision ~«

Five Are Killed in Weekend Accident:  10-Year-Old Boy Dies in Auto Crash

Five Fatalities Listed in State  Four Deaths Occur in Traffic Michans

Farm Bureau Opens 1947 Drive To Get In 1550 Members   Larry Williams Speaks .To Workers Present At Dinner -

Farm Bureau Open: 1947 Drive To Get. In 1550 Members  Larry Williams — Speaks To Workers ©

Partial Water and Light. Service Restored; 142 Dead, 600 Injured

VOTE TODAY ON RENT. CONTROLS   Solon Predicts Senate Approvel of ‘Permissive Increases’ Up to 15 Percent

SENATE NEARS APPROVAL OF RENT CONTROL   Will Extend Regulations Eight Months If Measure Bee comes Law

Senate Passage Of Rent Control Bill Due Today   Compromise Measure Allows ‘Permissive’ Hikes Up to 15 Per Cent

Rent Control Bill Comes Up   Senate Passage Of House Bill Predicted As Measure Nears Vote Today

Sees Senate OK on Rent Control Bill   Would Extend Price Controls: Allow 15 Per Cent Boosts

Senate To Pass  Rent Bill Today   House-Approved Measure Due To Get Senate Avproval.

NO OBSTACLE TOAPPROVAL EXPECTED   Legislation Would Extend Restrictions 8 Months   INCREASES   Up To 15 Per Cent Would Be Permitted Under Compromise Bill

15 Percent Boost To Be Allowed   Evictions Are To  Be Governed By Stata Racniiactinng

Senate Passage Of Bill Expected   Act Extends Rent  Controls 8 Months

BUCK PREDICTS RENT ACT 0.K,   Early Senate Action Slatec  On Contro! Biil

SENATE SEEN PASSING RENT BILL TODAY   Quick 0.K. of House-Approved Curb Extension Predicted by Member,

N.Y. Governor Hits  Federal Unfitness  Former GOP Presidential Candidate Pleads Broad

Girl ls Held on Murder Charge  Father Was Victim At Yuletide Season

 Girl Confesses Killing Of Father After Fight, Hiding Body 8 Months

Held In Death Of Her Father Last December   Attractive Woolen Mill Worker Hid Body Under Sheep Pen Floor

Pretty 20-Year-Old Girl Held For Shooting Father And Hiding Body   Slaying Occurred Eight Months Ago; Body Discovered Yesterday By Brothers; Rtatamant le Sianed

Girl: Admits Killing Dad   Shot Father Eight Months Ago: Buried Body in A Sheep Pen

TO TRY HALTING STRIDE OF REDS WITH FINANCES   Jndersecretary of! State Acheson Firmly And Flatly Tells Congress No Manpower Is Envisioned  In Aid To Greece, Turkey.

Solons Told That Money May Be Gift   Bulk Will Be Used For Military Needs By Nations

Part Of Funds For Countries Purely A Giff   Russia Accused Of Waging A War Of Nerves In Turkey

‘Troops  Are Not Planned For Aid   Clayton Also Gives His Testimony At Session

Proposed Loan Hinted as Outright Gift   Most of Money Will Be Spent for Military Assistance

90,000 Rioters Battle Belgian Capital Police   20 Injured When Former War Prisoners Stage Demonstration To Obizin Benus

Use Machineguns In Demonstration  Of Ex-Prisoners   Several Hit by Gunfire as Huge March of Ex-Prisoners Demands Recognition

Former War And Political  Prisoners Riot   20 Injured in Wild Demonstration Before Parliament Houses

Police Called  Into Action With Weapons   Use Machinegun Fire Toi Attempt To  Break Uys Belgian Riot.

Ex-Prisoners of War Demand Bonus Payments   50,000 Men Participate in Demonstration

Brussels Police Fire on Rioters Demanding Bonu  Ex-Prisoners March   Ex-Prisoners March On Parliament to Press Money Plea

Brussels Scene Of Downfown Riofing   More Than 50,000 Demonstrate Over Former Prisoners Of Wer

BELGIAN POLICE BATTLE. RIOTERS   FIRE MACHINE GUNS IN-EPFORT TO-BREAK: UP. DEMONSTRATION

Belgian Police se Guns To Break Un Rioting Crowds   At Least a Score Injured, Many More Are Trampled

MANY HURT IN BRUSSELS RIOT   Downtown Demonstration By 50,000 Former War And Political Prisoners Draws Fire Of Police.

Brussels Police Shoot To Quell ' Ex-Prisoner Rio   1  20 Hurt In Demonstration: Seeking Recognition Of, Special Status, Bonus!

BRUSSELS POLICE FikE ON RIOTERS   Former War and Pal     Peienneerec Ininroe

BELGIAN POLICE USE THEIR GUNS TO QUELL RIOT   20 Hurt ot Brussels as Forme: Wer Prisoners Launch Demonstrations

Machineguns Used in Riot "At Brussels   20 Injured, Scores Trampled As 50,000 Stage Demonstrations On Ex-Prisoner Status

Twenty Persons Are Injured In Brussels ‘Battle.   TRAMPLE SCORES   Former Prisoners Riot Before Houses Of»  Parliament.”

Ex-Prisoners Take Part In Capital Riot   20 Persons Are Injured; Many Trampled

Ex-Prisoner Rioters Seek Special Status   Windows Smashed, Scores Trampled In Brussels Clash

50,000 ENGAGE IN STREET FIGHT  Surging Mobs Grimly Battle Police In Brussels Rioting

FIRE ON MOB IN BRUSSELS   50,000 Demonstrators Demand Payment of Prisoner Bonus

50,000 Rioters Balked In Parliament March; Some Felled By Gunfire

GUNS TURNED ON BELGIAN RIOTERS      50,000 Ex-Prisoners Pust For Payment Of Bonus

Belgian Riot Mob Fired on  In Brussels:   20 Injured as _50 Thousand Men Voice Protests

50,000 Persons Riot in Brussels  Payments Demanded by Former POW

Deformities and Ugliness Seen as Trigger for Crime  Noted Surgeon Declare Plastic Treatments

Ugliness Spurred Criminals —SUnssS »purred Uriminals  surgeon Attributes Deformities Of Men To Start In Crime Life

Operations To Remove Defects Reduces Peréen tage Of ‘Repeaters’ Plastic Surgeon Traces Crime  Origin To Physical Deformity

Physical Defect May Be Dominant Cause of Crime, Surgeon Believes

Detormities Started Many Convicts In Crime, Plastic Surgeon Believes

‘Why Don’t You Change Your Face?’  Plastic Surgeon Attributes Start in Crime Of 376 Convicts to Ugliness or Deformities

Plastic Surgeon Says Ugliness And Deformities Drive Persons To Crimes

State High Court Rules Case Union Letter Pact Void  Contrary to Public Policy on Freedom Of Union Choice

Bad Weather Halts Marshall  Swearing-In   Plane Grounded In Chicago; Retiring Secretary Byrnes Signs Several Treaties.

Senate Group Hears Evidence On Tax Cutting      CONTRADICTORY DATA IS PRESENTED TO COMMITTEE

U. 5. Chamber of Commerce Praises Tax-Cut Measure   ‘Labor Party - Attacks Bill in Senate Hearing

Income Tax Bill Wins Praise of Business Group   Labor Party Leader Takes Opposite View On Pending Measure

CHAMBER BACKS HOUSE APPROVED TAX GUT MEASURI   Alvord Sees Measure Aid to Prosperity; A.LP. Spokes. mon Differs :

LawmakersFind Farmers List Soil Conservation as Tops   Committee Completes Hearings in Iowa on  Long Range Farm Plan

Eating Peanuts Leads To Exciting Trip For 18-Months-Old Boy   Midwest Farmers Believe Soil Conservation Biggest Problem

Taxes Will Be Issue Next Year   Truman’s Second Veto of Tax Cut Sustained; GOP  Sees Maior Issue

VETOES OF TAX CUT TO BECOME MAJOR ISSUE   In Presidential Election Campaign Next Year   BILL IS SHELVED   Truman’s. Action Is Termed A Political - Veto

President’s Tax Vetoes Made Issu:   Republicans Reluctantly Shelve Measure After Senate Sustains Second Rejection

a eenememuaes  GOP Puts Tax Bill on Shelf After Second Truman Veto is Sustained in Senate By 5-Vote Marain

Republicans Shelf Bill, Promise To Revive It For Election Campaign   Eee  Second Effort To Reduce Tax Rates Fails When Senate Falls Five Votes Short Of Number Needed To Override Veto.

Senate Vote Five Short Of Override   Action Kills Chance For Relief During Current Year

Senate Fails to Over-Ride by 5 Votes; Bill Dies   Measure Due To Be Revived in Campaign For President in ‘48

Communists in China  Launch 3-Way Attack   Possible Decision in Civil War Seen As Rest of Bold Follow-up  TT. Syerracees tn Tehoal and Shang

U.S. Reveals Policy Change Toward Reick   New Directive Opens Way For Germany to Take Part in Aid Plan

Economy Affects Peace Of Europe  Document Most Vital Since Byrnes Speech

A New Directive Changes Policy Of Government   Will Permit Germans to Develop Resources and Production

Germany Will Gain By Shift In U.S. Policy      New Directive Calls For Higher Standard Of  Living

U.S. Revises  Its Policy  On Germany Self-Sufficiency,   Self-Sufficiency, Higher Standard Of Living Is Aim

AMERICA WILL TRY 10 BUILD NEW GERNIANY   HIGHER STANDARDS OF LIVING SOUGHT FOR PEOPLE

U.S. Revises Ecomony Plat For Germany  European Stability Termed Essential

POSTWAR POLICY TOWARD GERMANY REVISED BY U.S.   Washington Would Raise Reich’s Living Standard and Let Country Help Rebuild Enrope.   POTSDAM PROPOSALS r TOSSED OUT WINDOW      Way Apparently Paved for Nation’s Participation in Marshall’s Recovery  ' program.

‘REVISED POLICY “TOWARD REICH 18 ANNOUNCED   “Stable And Preductive’ Germany Essential Te European Recovery   ‘HIGHER STANDARD OF LIVING IS U. S. AIM

Higher Living Standard Said Essential To Recovery  Revised U. S. Plan For Germany Aims At Full-Scale Production

U. S. Declares For  Stronger Germany   Announces New Policy In Directive For High Living Standard: Vital To Faraone

Union Official Urees Action   Head of CIO Workers Says Unions Must Mobilize Strength

New Trial On Linn Death   Jay Liggett, Alliance Man, Released On $2,000 Bond.

The Matter   GOVERNOR SHOWS DISAPPOINTMENT OVER FAILURE TO GET REPEAL OF AMENDMENT. ON APRIL BALLOT  :

BMIGKEH ONLY VOTE AGAINST ATOMIG POST   Four Commission Nominees and General Manager Also Approved.

Lilienthal Is Approved By Senate Grour   ATOMIC ENERGY BODY VOTES 8 TO 1 FOR NOMINEE

Lilienthal OK'd By Senate Grour  Committee's Vote 8-1 For Approval

COMMITTEE APPROVES LILIENTHAL   Sen. Bricker Casts Lone Negative Vote

TRUMAN NOMINEE GETS 8 10 1 VOTE IN OPENING TEST   McKellar Pledges. Showdown Battle on Floor later Thie Week

Sen. Committee Approves Nomination Of Lilienthal To Head Atomic Control

~ATOM ENERGY~— Opposition Still Looms In Senate   BITTER FIGHT. McKELLAR AIM

LILIENTHAL IS APPROVED BY ATOMIC GROUP   ogy One Dissenting Vot . By Senate Atomic Energy Group

Lilienthal Gains 8-1 Approval In Committee Vote   Nomination Heads For Bitter Fight On Senate Floor

Senate Committee Okays Lilienthal’s Nomination 8 to 1   Bricker Casts Only Negative Vote in Group

Britain Would Like to Get Rid of Palestine Mandate, DeWitt Mackenzie Reports

MALDEN GIRL 11, -FOUND MURDERED   Former Convict Under Arrest  ere Srremaed

MALDEN GIRL, II, SLAIN IN BESTIAL ATTACK   Police Hold Suspect After Child's Body Is Found in Field This Morning

Banker Claims Favor by May   Says Army Commission Restored After Interview; Garsson Later Asked Loan

He Arranged For Visit to Patterson   Garsson Asked Hin For Loan After Papers’ Restoral

Patterson Will ~ Be Called Soon In Garsson Case   ' Eisenhower May Also Be a _ Witness in War Fraud Conspiracy Trial   NEW YORKER TELLS OF LOAN REQUEST   Says May Arranged for Talk , With Army Official  About Commission

ARMY COMMISSION DEAL 1S DESCRIBED IN TRIAL FOR MAY   Officer Says Patterson Restores Appointment after Meeting Set up By Defendant.

Banker Witness in  May Trial   Comanission Restored After Intercession of May, Banker Reveals In Bribery Trial

FARM GROUPS “ARE: BACKING ~~ FOOD EFFORT   THREE LARGEST FARMER ORGANIZATIONS PLEDGE Co-" OPERATION TO THE  ' PRESIDENT

Pledge To Back Food Campaign   Three Farm Groups Call on President; Whiskey Curb Seen

Distillers Talk Shutting Down To Save Grains   Luckman Declares Nation Supports Conservation Effort

HITS “PRIVATE SYSTEMS OF RATIONING”   O’Mahoney Charges Use i in Three Ma‘jor Industries

(Mahoney Claims Industries Agree On Ration Quotas   Says Steel, Automobile And Oil Industries Have Private Understanding   NOT IN VIOLATION OF ANTI-TRUST LAW   Believes Steel Industry More Concerned In Price Than Production

U.S. RUSHING CONSTRUCTION OF PROVING GROUNDS BASE. ON ISLAND IN ° : PACIFIC’ :

Big A-Bomb Base Set In Pacific   Newer Weapons  Believed Readied

ENIWETOK U.S, A-BOMB BASE   Pacific Atoll May Become ‘Proving Ground’ Of New Weapons

ATLANTA SPEAKER WILL INAUGURATE BAPTIST PROGRAM  Many Noted Men Be On New Series Of Radio Provcrams

Mike Bubna Dies in Chair At Bellefonte  Erie Man Protests Innocence to End: Honped for Stay

ERIE MAN DIES FOR SLAYING   Mike Bubna Goes To Chair Protesting Innocence  In Fisher Killing

MAY TAKE BRITISH WOMEN, CHILDREN FROM PALESTINE   Colonial Secretary Tells House of Commons Removal May Re Necessarv.   RELEASE TWO HOSTAGE:   Jewish Agency Executive Demands Release of Britons Held by Underground.

Nude Doukhobors Gather In British Columbia And Threaten Protest Parade

Police, Firemen Examinations Set For June 23   James Brady Named Chairman Of Board

Police, Firemen Examinations Set For June 23  James Brady Named XL + rrr WP ..?

EXECUTIVE GROUP SAYS RUS SIA SEEKS TURMOIL IN _ EUROPE—LEWIS ON SPOT.

ARMY CHARGES TITO SOLDIERS WITH ARRESTS   Six U.S. Troopers Taken Prisoner At Gunpoint

MILK STRIKE IS AGAIN CRITICAL   Non-Union Farmers Plan To Run Milk Under Own Protection

Louisiana Milk War Is Feared   Non-Union Dairymen May Attempt to Break Strike Blockade

Texas Construction, Up 40 Percent Over Boom Year of '46, to Hit New Peak in ‘48

Railroad Car Builders Face Anti-Trust Probe   Collusion Charges By Clark Point Up Shortages Over Country

CLARK HANDS REPORT TO GRAND JURY   FBI Has Been Investigating Charges

Railway Car Trust Probe Is Launched   Attorney, - General. Charges Collusion in Freight Cut * Building Industry.

Says Building Companies’ Agreements Fix Prices, Divide Business by Quotas

Grand Jury Gets Charge From Clark   FBI Inquiry Reveals Collusion On Bids, Prices, Atty. Gen. Clark Charges

‘Down Payment’ For Vet Bonus Started on Way   Rural Zoning Bill Approved by House Is Passed by Senate

TOP PRIORITY GIVEN LABOR MEASURES   Ohio Assembly Opens Last Week Of Sessions  "BIG CITIES   Victorious In Battle For Redevelopment Bill; Other Legislation

LABOR BILLS DUE IN OHIO’S HOUSE   Heavy Support Of Control: Reported After Caucus

Program of Local Government Aid Put in Final Form   House Prepares to Action on Three Bills Reaulating Labor

SOLONS TAGKLE LABOR, CITY AID      Senate Hopes To Finish Fi nancial Program

OHIO SOLONS ACT ON LABOR, AID PROGRAMS   Group Fails to Ballot on Bi to Ban Walk Outs by Public Workers

Taft Opens ‘Unofficial’ Campaign   Denounces Truman And Praises Work of, Congress —

TRUMAN BLASTED BY TAFT AS HE OPENS CAMPAIGN   Denounces ‘Befuddlec Foreign Policy’ of The Administration

Taft Denounces Truman Policies   Democratic Party's Rule in Washington Challenged by Ohioan

TAFT DENOUNCES ADMINISTRATION   Senator Blames Truman for Pile of Unfinished Business.

Taft Lashes At Truman To Open Unofficial Race   Says President Is Prisoner Of CIO

TAFT ATTACKS BEFUDDLED U. $. FOREIGN POLICY   Ohio Senator Says Truman ls Prisoner of CiO and New Deal Elements

DENUNCIATION OF NEW DEALER REGIME HARSH   Hits “Befuddled Foreign Relations; Spending,  Taxation

IOWANS WIN IN INTERNATIONAL   Studer, Wesley, Gets 5th in Bull Calves

TENSION RISES IN HOLY LAND   Hanging Tuesday May Bring New Violence

Tension Is High in  Palestine   British Set Up Barricades of  Barbed Wire in Jewish Quarters

Prepare In Jerusalem For Revolt   British Army In Moves To Prevent Reaction To Hanging

WIRE BARRICADES ARE THROWN UP IN TEN SE PALESTINE   British Soldiers Merged With Police to Form Eight to 10-Man Street Patrols.   PLANES TO ASSIST IN EVACUATION TASK   Rumors Spread That Dov Bel Gruner, Convicted Under-

Barbed Wire Barriers Rise In Jerusalem   British Turn City Into Maze of Pens As Crisis Develops

BARBED WIRE BARRIERS UP IN JERUSALEN   VIOLENCE FEARED IF JEWISH RIOT LEADER HANGS

Barricades In Jerusalem   Heavy Patrols Formed; Ten sion Mounts as Execution Of Underground Leader Nears

British Alert For Outbreaks In Holy Land   , Barhed Wire Barricade Prepared, Defense Compounds Fixed

British Set For More Trouble In Holy Land   Violence Feared On Execution Of Jewish Leader

Taft Drops Plan For Injunctions By Emplovers:   Fears Secondary Boycolt,, ‘Jurisdiction Strike Ban ‘Mew Endanver Labor Bill

SENATE STARTS VOTE ON LABOR AMENDMENTS   Taft Withdraws Provision Allowing Employers to Seek Injunctions

TAFT ABANDONS INJUNCTION BID FOR EMPLOYER   Agrees To Modify Proposa As Senate Gets Set To Vote On Amendment

Taft Abandon Battle. Fe ‘or. s Injimctions   Amendments To Toughen Measure Are Up For Vote   Wants Law Betained

Labor Bill Test Scheduled Today   Vote To Come On First Of Four “Toughenine”? Amendmerts.

Taft Drops Labor Plan   Provision In Bill Would Let Private Employers Seek Injunctior

TAFT GIVES UP LABOR FEATURE   Abandons Fight To Allow In: junctions Against Jurisdictional Strikes.

Senate Ready For Vote On Labor Bills   Taft Abandons Fight To Push Injunctions In Strikes, Boycotts

Taft Drops Fight For Amendment   Wanted To Let Private Employers Ask Injunctions Aaainst Some Strikes

TAFT EASES UP ON LABOR BILI   Abandons Fight To Give Private Employer Right Of Injunction

Taft Abandons Fight For One Curb On Labor   Drops Effort to Empower Employers to Seek Injunctions Against Juris dictional Strikes

Would Allow Private Employers To Seek Injunctions Against Strikes

Taft Gives Way on Labor Bill issue.   Abandons Fight on Injunctions 7 Amendment ..

Taft Discloses Plan to Modify Labor Measure   Abandons Fight For Injunction Provision

Japan Is Unable fo Pay Claims  External, Internal  Te secuhes: Tne ndebewcn:

Japan Is Unable to Pay Claims  External, Internal Assets Lacking

MACKENZIE PARK SITE OF EVENT  - Barbecue To Honor Traveling - Salesmen Is Set Here Tonight

Marshall Seeking Means of Helping In English Crisis   Anglo-American Loan Pact Interpretation Is at Issue

STUDY CHANGE IN LOAN PACT   Officials Consider Means Of Helping Britain By Altering Agreement

Attorney Says He Didn't Hear Any OfferMade   Heffron Attended  Conference Betweer Brewster, Huahes

U.S. Reported Planning New Note to Russi:   May Protest on Arbitrary Actions of Red Elements Din Hiniwendan Thats

Hungarian Defies Red  Foes Anew  Source Hints  i Pong aes ae a   Source Hints © New American Protest Due

Another U. §. Note To Soviets Hinted   Arbitrary Red Actions In Hungary Questioned

Divided Forecast on the Cost of Eating Given bv Live. Dressed Meat Trade Men

Rising Corn Price fo Raise Costs of Nearly All Foods  Will Have That Effect   Will Have That Effect for All Articles in . Market Basket

Coal Producers Reject Appeal By President’   i  Nationwid increase} in Pri ices      Analyst Predicts: Higher Food. Cost 

Constance Palazzolo’s Ex: perience Reaults In Arreat Of New York Attorney

Hukbalahaps Are Blamed For Violence  Armed Attacks On Americans In Philippines Are Reported

MacArthur Told ’ Philippine Forces: ‘Attacking: Americans   Repeated: Acts ‘Against U.S. Gov't Reportéd

Seven Yanks, Child, Killed In Incidents   Insurgents Loot Warehouses, Fire on Trainina Plane

Yanks in Philippines Attacked   Insurgent Forces Fire on U. S. Plane, Loot Property

“Must” Bills Pile Up    Copper, Lead, ine Subsidies La  Be Listed By 7 Senate; Adjournment July 26

New, Big Ice Dam Blocks River Near Miles City; Farm Families Evacuated

Yellowstone River Is Blocked By Huge Ice Jam  ~ Families Evacuating Lower Levels As Water Spreads

Completed Texts of Treaties Told   Byrnes Will Sign 4 of the 5 on Monday, 22 Days Early

BIG 4 RELEASE PEACE PACTS      Satellite Treaties Set for Signing

Final Texts of Peace Pacts  Are Published  Byrnes Will Sign - Documents for IJ. S. Mondav

Byrnes To Sign Final  Peace Treaties Monday - Pacts With Five Couitries May Not Be Ratified By All Sioners Until Sarin

Texts Published Ahead of Formal Paris Ceremony   Conditions Set Forth In Treaties Already Known Unofficially

Peace Treaties For 5 Countries Wait Signature   Pacts With Small Nations, In Final Form, Will Be Signed at Paris

Aleman Stresses Solidarity of Western Nations   President of Mexico Gets Big Welcome on Visit to Washington

Aleman Urges Solidarity Of American Republics   Lays Wreath On Tomb of Unknown American Soldier

GOP Leaders In Deadlock Over Budget   Compromise Blocked In Senate-House Conferee Session

GOP Unity Fails On Tax Slash _   House Conferees Reject Senate Compromise Kor a &5.250.000.000 Slesh in Budget

UL 0. P. LEADERS DEADLOCKED ON. TAX-BUDGET CUTS   Efforta to Settle Differences Between Sefiate and House  Spokesmen Fail at Con  SIZE OF DEBT SLASH » STILL, UNDECIDED   Lower Branch Turns Down Proposal to Pare Truman’s  $5,250,000,000,

Tax Cut Fails Of Agreement   GOP Leaders Fail to Put Budget Slash Compromise Through Joint Committee

i L OVER TAX as BLOWS UP    Senate-House i Deadlock Continues ) f

Conferees Lact Agreement On Tax Reduction  House Sookesmen   House Spokesmen Reject Compromise On Budget Sash

‘Compromise’ Plan Of GOP Blows Up  On Tax Cut Issue Engel Says Wealthy

Attempts To Fix Budget In Deadlock   Conference Fails To Evolve Answer To Bitter Rattle

1 YOU MISS YOUR PAPER PHONE 804-M   Fail to Break Deadlock on Budget, Tax Cuts

Move To Make Payments On Debt Service Also Blows Up   Conference Ends in A Deadlock   Compromise By Senate Conferees Is Rejected Bv House

Parley to Cut Costs Blows Up  House Hold Out for Bieasr Reductian

Senate-House Tax Cut Talks Result Only in Deadlock  Body Reject Offer To Compromise Slash

House, Senate Group Fails to Agree on ‘l'ax, Costs Slash   Joint Committee Deadlocked When Compromise on Budget Cut Is Rejected by Representatives

COP HOPE FOR ACCORD FADES   Effort Fails To Settle Argu ment over Slashing Costs, Reducing Toxes

House-Senate Deadlock Holds On Costs Slash   Effort to End Dispute by Compromise Fails

BUDGET SLASH AND TAX CUTS INDEADLOCK   COMPROMISE PACT OF REPUBLICANS BLOWS UP

U. 5. Army Exact: Death Of '° Men In 2-Day Hangin  — One Slated To Die

26 MORE NAZIS ARE EXECUTED FOR ATROCITIES   Hangings Total 48 in 2-Day Execution of Prison Camp Officials

Blast Fatal To 19 Men In British Mine   Raises Death Toll in Mine Explesion. to 123 For the Week:. Bodics Recovered.

Blast Kills 19 In British Pit   14 Bodies Recovered In Midnight Tragedy

19 Killed in England Coal Mine Explosion   Raise to 123 Death Toll in English Coal Fields

19 More Miners Killed in Britain   Midnight Explosion Has Hiked Week’s Toil to 123

BRITISH MINE BLAST KILLS 19 WORKERS   Brings Death Toll Of English Miners To 123 in Week

Midnight Blast Kills 19 Workers In British Mine   Explosion Raises to 123 Number of Dead in Coal Fields in Week   FOURTEEN BODIES TAKEN FROM SHAFT   National Board Leader and Mine Officials Investigating Cause

Midnight Blast Kills 19 Miners  Tragedy in England Second for Week; Fy Po ay  ive RAean Imistrod

Mine Explosion Kills 19. More In England —   “€ame When Only. Handful of Men  Were ‘Underground

TALKS CONTINUE FOR PHONE PACT   Ohio Bell And Union Officials Confer At Cleveland

END CINCINNATI PHONE STRIKE   But Other Disputes Delay Return of Workers

Herbert Hoover  Blames Russia Soviets Retarding Austria’s Recovery

SITUATION IS DESPERATE, LADIES  Cursing By Women In Public May Bring Them Poke In Eye

‘Sweet Nothings' May Disappear!   Watch Those Cuss Words, Ladies Institute Warns

MISSISSIPPI CHIE! IF HE 1S OUSTEI         Plans to Reappoi yt Senato Event Senate.  Admission.

Gov. Wright Says He Will Reappoint Bilbo to Senate  Will Get Another Chance if Rejected By GOP Senators

Bilbo May Get Senate Seat Even If Barred  Governor Wright Of eee eae   Governor Wright Of Mississippi Says He Will Name ‘The Mar For Interim Term

Bilbo Will Be Sent to Senate by Governor   Mississippi Executive Says He'll Make an Interim Appointment

PLAN DISCLOSED BY GOV. WRIGHT OF MISSISSIPPI   DECLARES HE WILL APPOINT SENATOR FOR INTERIM TERM

If Senate Denies Seat Miss. Governor  To Appoint Bilbo To Interim Term

‘The Man” Grateful To Governor... .  Bilbo Reappointment Is Seen By Miss. Governor If Senate Rejects Him

MISSISSIPPI GOVERNOR PLANS TO NAME BILBO FOR INTERIM TERM IF “SENATE DENIES HIM HIS SEAT

vernor Says Rilho Will Get seat In Senate   MississipP? Official Reveals Intention to Appoint Senator for Interim Term

Mississippi: Governor Plans to Appoint Bilbo If Senator Denied Seat

Bilbo Would Be Returned To Senate   Governor Wright Of Mississippi Has Authority To Appoint

Governor Ready.  To Name Bilbo   Mississippi Chief Executive Will Reappoint _.... Senator. ~

Would Keep Sen. Bilbo    Miss. Governor Intends ‘To Appoint Senator ‘For Interim Term

PEACE TREATY IS COSTLY   To Be Completed in 12 to 18 Months, Says MacArthur.

Legislators Favor Probe by 79 to IL   Senate Okay of . Measure Is Believed Assured  Be Fan Carrett

House Votes For Probe Of Jail System  Sets Committee Report Not Later Thane Bale wcserow int

Maytag Makes ~ Washing Machine   New Record World Production of Washers

TV. WRIGHT 10 RUN FOR HIGH ROTARY POST   Nominated by Local Club After Danville Man Withdraws

Abortion Syndicate Smashed   Dr. Brandenburg Is Arrested In New York Raid

Mabry Okays   + Governor Signs 23 Bills Wednesday Fort Total of 134 So Far

GREEK ARMY FORCES KILL 20 GUERRILLAS   300 Routed, 89 Dead in Another Sector—Government Plans Major Offensite This Year.

HAMBURG END OF LONG TREK TO MOLY LAND   Transports Taking 4,400 té Germany After 57 Days on Shin.

British Troops Guard Return of Jews to Germany   Brought Back From Try - for Palestine, Some Trouble Expected

BRITISH 10 LAND JEWS FARLY TODAY   Newsmen Barred From Scene of Disemborkation

ARMED TROOPS PREPARED FOR ANY TROUBLE   Naval Orders Prevent Newspapermen to Board Ships

Jews Arrive In Germany   Deportation Ships to Land 4.400 Refucees

REFUGEE LEADERS TAKEN ASHORE 16 AVERT VIOLENCE   Armed Soldiers Stand Ready to Transport Zionists to DP Camps.   PRESS !§ BARRED   Naval Orders Cut Off ‘All Physical Communications with Immigrants.

J ews Claim Leaders Held By British   4,400 on Board Deportation Ships; Violence Feared

TOMMIES WAIT JEWS IN REICH   Troops Are Ready if Deportees Offers Resistence Durin«. Landing at Hamburg

Landing of 1400 Refugees Begins Today  Exodus Ringleaders a  Reported Removed ~

British Take Leaders Off Three Ships   Allow No Reporters, Photographers Near Docks; Apparently  Trouble Is Foreseen

INTO THE EERIE DEEPS—  Searchers Probe Inky-Black Cave In Tennessee for a Lost Citizen

Abandon Search For Man in Cave   Miners to Surface, Report If Owner in Cavern He’s In the Water

Silent, Gloomy Depths of Cave Probed By Searchers for Man Missing 3: Days

(BY THE ASSOCTATED PRESS}   4 Days in Huge Cave;  Rescuers Seeking Him

Governors Orders State Police_ta.. Search For “Tennessee Man Missing Four Days

HUNT ABANDONED FOR MAN LOST IN MAMMOTH CAVERN   Picture on Page 8

CAVE TO BE COMBED ” FOR: NASHVILLE MAN   Tennessee Governor Orders State Police to Join in Search for John T. Hur.

Cave Searched For Missing Nashville Man   Mine Inspectors Of Tennessee Join Red’ Cross Party in Seeking Vae Owner

Push Hunt In Southern Cave  State Joins Search ——— a A eee acae ys

‘Won't Make Any Deals to Cut Out Opposition Candidate, Says Wilson

Senator Wilson Will Not Be Party to Deal to Eliminate  Opposition to His Candidacy

Seeks Second Term In Senate; Not a Party to Any Deal   Opposition to Loan Bill Not Based On Isolationism

New Storm Is 120 Miles East Of Turk’s Isle   Disturbance Expected to Reach Hurricane Force Early Today

Five Russian Vetoes Points Again to Need of Revising United Nations Machinery

Tough Veto Issue Faces EN Couneil   Five Soviet Vetoes This Week Point Up Need Of Revision In Maehinery Of United  Nations

United Nations Voting Machinen Needs Revision   Latest USSR Vetoes Brings “Nay” String Total Up to 16  ‘> », @& 28a" 22 4&4 T'S * Bw

Western Electric  Strikers Withdraw  Their Picket Lines Full Telephone  Service Recnmed

Phone Service Is Restored As WE Pickets Withdraw   First Time In 6 Weeks That Full Service Te 2 re

WORKERS RETURN IN U.S. PHONE TIEUPS   Pickets Withdraw As Strikes Peter Out

Way Is Clearing for 100 Per Cent Resumption of Telephone Service

Way Cleared For Resuming Phone Service  W._E. Strikere   W. E. Strikers Have Withdrawn Picket I jInee

PHONE SERVICE AIDED AS UNION ENDS PICKETING   Installation Workers Orde Lines Withdrawn; Ohio Bell Offer Rejected

Withdraw W. E. Picket Lines   Way Cleared for Full Phone Service in Many Areas

‘PICKET LINES ARE ‘BEING WITHDRAWN      Full Telephone Service Being Restdred For First Time tin Six Weeks

Phone Picket Lines-Retire   Way. Cleared for Resumptior _ of Complete Service After 6 Weeks.

Hoxsey Under Fire Of Texas Medics   Man Whose Cancer Treatment May Be Investigated By Oklahoma Senate Hasn’‘t License

STRIKE THREATENED AT DETROIT PAPER   Typographical Union Files Notice of Intent to Walk Out at ¥ree Press.

STATE CLAIMS UNDER ATTACK   Attorney for Beulah Issues Challenge

Air Business Is Growing, Survey Shows   More Persons Trave By Plane; Lines See Bright Outlook

Lieut. Simons, 5 Others Are Saved By Sub   On Rafts, Boat for 233 Hours After Transport Plane “Ditched”

MONEY IS THE ISSUE Legislators Seek Funds For  Boost in Pay for Teachers

Governor Signs 14 State Bills   Increase Old Age Assistance, Set Up Dept. of Economic Development

VIOLENCE REPORTED IN STRIKE   Picket Line Fights Reported, Salt River Walkout

Miner’s Journal Predicts Strife if Labor Bill Passes   Say That UMW And John Lewis Are Chief Taraets

UMW Sees Dart Labor Outlook   Union Publication Predicts Decade of “Economic Hell’’

UMW JOURNAL FLAYS TAFT-HARTLEY BILL   Sees Decade of Economic Hell Result of Passage

Peasant Party Drops Fight Upon Regime   Left Wingers Take Over Control When Mikolajszk Flees

‘COCKTAIL PARTIES AREOQUT = =— FOR GROUP STUDYING RELIEF   MEMBERS OF GROUP GOING TO EUROPE PLEDGE THEMSELVES TO AN AUS. TERITY PROGRAM

21-Month-Old Blind Baby Follows Dad’s Piano Playing Note By Note

‘21-Months s Old Baby, Blind, Play's viano Just by Imitating 'Father

BUFFALO TEACHERS END STRIKE. AFTER        i ates ‘Agree to Return to. Classroom: ” Wen Mayor. Promises Pay to Be Boosted

TEACHERS END BUFFALO STRIKE   Accept Promise by Mayor of Salary Increase

Teachers Return fo Buffalo Jobs  Reach Compromise, Vacation Is Over

BUFFALO'S TEACHERS RETURN TO CLASSE   Accept Promise Cf Raise If State 0. K.’s New Taxes

Buffalo Teachers End Largest Strike In Profession Today   Accept Mayor’s Pledge; Students’ Vacation Finished

Buffalo Teachers Promised Hikes; End Strike Today   71,000 School Pupils To Return To Desks After Strike of Teachers

Promise of Wage Boost Is Accepted   Mayor Pledges Increase lf Tax for Purpose Granted by State.

Teachers’ Strike At Buffalo Ends   Vote to Accept Promise of Raise  Next Fall

OPEN: SCHOOLS - AFTER STRIKE   THREE THOUSAND TEACHERS AT BUFFALO RETURNED TO THEIR CLASS-—~ * ROOMS TODAY

Felicity Man Charged with Slaying Girl   Buffalo School Strike Is Over

Urges Tax Cut As Incentive To Production   Senate Group Drives To Complete Public Hearings. on Bill

Hearings On Income Tax Cut Bill End   Senate Committee Has Letter From Baruch Opposing Any Reduction

BRITAIN BALKS AT HOLY LAND DIVISION PLAN   Wants No Part of Soviet-U. S. Program for Partitioning Palestine

UN. 15 INFORMED OF OPPOSITION TO ANY PART IN DIVISION  U.S., REDS PROPOSAL NOT TO. BE ACCEPTED NAD ENPCE EMPDIOVEN

Britain Snubs Partition Plan In Palestine   Not To Be Party To Use Of Force In The Holy Land

Soviet-U. §. Plan Rejected By Britain  In Palestine Deo d’S2 ne  eee) ee — ann

WouldBe Asked To Maintain Order Until May 1, 1948   Official Declaration On Proposal Due at UN Today

Britain Will Oppose U. S.-Russian  Plan for Palestine  English Are Against Use of Force in Holy Land Settlement

Britain Desires No Part of Program   Will Not Accept ov Share Palestine Partition Proposals

Britain Will Not Enforce UN Partition   Will Take No: Part _An-Carrying Out UN  ‘Belsetise Decieian ©

UN. IS INFORMED OF OPPOSITION TO ANY PART IN DIVISION  U.S., REDS PROPOSAL NOT TO BE ACCEPTED NOR FORCE EMPLOYED

Solution Must Be Acceptable To Jews, Arabs   U. S.,, Soviet Compromise   Plan Rejected In Governpient Announcement; , Want No Force Used   U.N. To Receive  Decision Teday   Compromise Asked. For British Control.Until May J, 1948, With-U, $. As Mandatory State

BRITISH SPURN DART IN PLAN rOR HOLY LAND   Aovernment Sources State parts Of UNO Partition Ava Obiectionable.

G0. P. ECONOMY DRIVE ROLLS ON   TOUGH GOING SEEN BEFORE GOAL IS FINALLY REACHED

Reach Accord On Labor Bill   House Adopts Compromise on Agriculture Funds

GOP'S ECONOMY DRIVE IS STILL SHORT OF GOAL   Farm Budget Measure Sent Senate by Small Vote

Economy Drive Rolling Along, But Pace Slows   Six-Vote Margin Slashes Moneys For Agriculture

House Passes Ag Bill Cut;  Compromise   Sent To Senate After Slim Six-Vote Margin; 28.7 Below Budget. ;

CONGRESS ECONOMY DRIVE STILL ROLLS   Agriculture Compromise Cu Shaved Through. House

House Approves Farm Fund Cut  Compromise Restores 40 Million Dollars for  Soil Conservation

HOUSE PASSES $847,607976 FARM FUND BILL   6 Vote Margin Supports $48 Million Compromise Figure in Measure

House Votes Agricultural Cut by Slim Margin; Army’s Budget Also Gets Slash

Farmers Advised To Stick to Corn Planting Plans   Tokyo Station's Gag Broadcast Upsets Nerves   President Leaves For Washinaton   WayAav'e ws ee Mic &   GOP Congressional Economy Drive Developing Squeaks

House Approves Farm Budget Cut By Slim Margin   GOP's Economy Drive Rolls On, But Squeaks Some

Economy Drive Of Republicans May Hit Snags   3, Face Tough Going If Goal Of 86 Billion Budget Cut Is To Be Reached; Soil Cancervation Work Hit

Slashed Farm Funds Bill Put Through House   Compromise Adding 40 Millions Keeps GOP  Economy Drive Going.

Today In Congres:   Truman Will Not Duck Showdown Fight Oves Nomination Of Lilienthal; Senate Eyes Box Cor Shortage; House Studies Labor

Truman Won't Duck a Fight Op Lilienthal  resident Has No Intention of

‘Truman ‘To Baek Naming  Of Men   Lilienthal Will Get Full Support Of White House

NEW FREIGHT CARS ON ORDER TO HAUL GRAIN SHIPMENTS   Senate Subcommittee Told Why Cars Not Available For  Grain Movement

Lilienthal Geis Full Backing.  Box Cars Wear Out Faster Than Built

Prison Report ‘Sent to Black   Attorney General Will Recommend Course of Ac tion after Study

Aerial Search Rewarded Idaho Editor Watches Round Object Darting About in Sky

Railroad Fireman Phones Molotov  In Moscow ‘Just To Be Sociable’

esis Vyacheslav, How's’ Tricks? Towan Makes Social Call to Molotov

No Politic and No International Affai  lowa eT a = to Molotov  For Sociable Chat About Midwest

Railroad Worker Calls Molotov On Telephone “Just fo Be Sociable”

Likes To Call Up Famous People  Oelwein Man Telephones Molotov At Kremlin ‘Just To Be Sociable’

Dirty Politics?  That’s What Taft and Reuther Think in Trying to Link Them as Political Team

[AFT AND REUTHER LINKED ON SLATE   Chicago Firm Is Paid to Publicize Pair for Highest Positions.

N either Taft N or Reuther Like Proposal To ‘Team Up’   But Press Agents Are Planning to Go Ahead With Build-Up Pian as “Running Mates”

OFHOIMLS - FEAR WILDCAT STRIKE   Miners May Ignore Ruling  By High Court

FEAR “WILDCAT WALKOUTS IN COAL MINES   Men May Quit Work Even If Lewis Withdraws Order

MINERS HINT OF WALKOUTS   WILDCAT. STRIKES MAY . BE STAGED DESPITE ORDER fi OF THE SUPREME.  ~ Count:

Lewis Expected To Comply With Order Of Court   Has Until March 25 To Withdraw Notice Terminating Miners’ Wage Aoreement   WILDCAT STRIKES  ARE POSSIBILITY

TELEGRAPH STRIKE MAY START AT ANY ‘TIME, UNION SAYS  WALKOUT HOUR, FIRST SET FOR TUESDAY, NOW IS UP TO COMMITTEE

Act To Prevent Tieup of Wires   Injunction Sought in Telearapher Walkout

WU STRIKE MA) START AT ONCE   Unfair Practices Blamed for Deadline Breach

New Wire Strike 1 Threat   Walkout Set For Next Tuesday May Start at Any Moment, Says Union Head: Talks Go On

Nationwide Western Union Strike May Be Starfed ‘Any Moment’   Original Deadline for Walkout of 50,000 Employes Had Been Set for Tuesday Morning, But Unions Want to Hit ‘Suddenly and Hard’

Western Union Strike Near  50,000 May Walk Ou ‘Any Minute,’ Head Of Telearaphers Says

Western Union Walkout May Start Anytime  3 Unions Set 6 A. M. Tuesday As Deadline, It May Be Advanced

Union Sets Surprise in Strike   Telegrams Sent to Truman, Ching Tellina of Plans

Western: Union Strike [May Come ‘At Any Time’   » Chief of Commercial. Telegraphers Union Says Deadline [s Chaoncacd -

AFL Heads Say Western Union Walkout May Start Any Time   Union Officials Claim Company Is Using Unfair Tactics

TELEGRAPHERS MAY WALK OUT ‘AT ANY TIME   Management, Unions Get Nowhere; Recess Meeting

Walkout Deadline Elastic   Strike May Begin At Any Moment, Asserts Workers’ Spokesman

TELEGRAPH TIEUP TO START ‘AT ANY TIME!   Strike Call To Come Without Previous Warning

Western Union Employes Ready for Quick Move   No Advance Word te Management, Union Chief Warns

Western Union Strike May Come At Any Minute   Original Deadline Off, Now Up To Strike Committee

Crisis Ending With Strikers Back At Work   Few Holdouts In Mining Sections Renorted Today

‘Truman Commutes Mail Fraud Sentence of Curley   Provides for Release-of Convicted Bos ~ ton Mayor in Time for Thanksgiving

Truman Gives Commutation  as f mF. OR PHT   Boston’s Mayor Will Be Released From Prison Tonicht.

Truman Orders Curley Release   Commutation Allows Boston Mayor to  Return Home

Truman Edict Frees Curley   ‘Boston Mayor Gets Holiday Commutation

‘Truman Frees Mayor Curley   Commutes Mail Fraud Sentences Of Bostonian and Former NLRB Member in Time for Thanksgiving

Boston Mayor bel Freedom  ruman Cammutec   Truman Commutes Fraud Sentences

CURLEY FREED FROM PRISON   Truman Also Com mutes Term of Other Mail Fraud Conviet

President Truman Signed _Commutation Papers at 10:30   Veteran Massachusetts Political Leader To Resume Office as Maver of Boston

Curley Given His Freedom By President   Truman Commutes Mail Fraud Sentence Given Mayor To Time Served

TRUMAN ORDERS CURLEY FREED   Boston Mayor's Mail Fraud  Sentence Commuted

CURLEY GIVEN COMMUTATION BY PRESIDENT   Boston Mayor, Ill in Jail, te Spend Thanksgiving with Family.

‘Truman Ends Prison Confinement  For J.M. Curley And Donald Smith

JAIL DOORS OPEN TO CURLEY, SMITH   Mail Fraud Sentences Commuted by Truman.

President Also Ends Smith's Jail Term: Up on Same Charge   Both Men Have Served Five Months Of Sentences

Presidential Order Frees Mayor Curley   Truman Also Commute: Sentence Of Former NLRB Member Held For Frand

President Releases Curley and Smith From U.S. Prisons   Cog una Marks. Term Served; Doetor  a “Says Curley Has  - Heart Ailment

Curley Freed   Mail Fraud Sentence Commuted By President Truman.

~-CURLE Y— President Commutes  Sentence  Will Be Released From Prison Toda:

President Frees Boston's Mayor  Jailed After Long  Leaeal Battle

CURLEY T0 BE FREED ON TRUMAN'S ORDEF   Ex-NLRB Aid Also Released By Commutation Action

Curley Gains His Freedom   Sentence of Mayor Of Boston Commuted By President Truman

Curley, Smith Are Freed By  Pres. Truman   Jail Sentences Are Commuted

CURLEY GETS HIS FREEDOM FROM PRISON   Federal Sentence Is Commuted by Act of President Truman

Commute Curley Smith Sentences  Both Convicted of Mail Fraud—Curley Ill. Truman Told

Release Mavor Curley From Institution   Federal Mail Fraud Sentences Commuted By President Truman

Truman Commutes Sentence of James M. Curley  Politician Completes Five Months of 6-to-18-Month Term

BOYCOTT HINTED UNLESS ARABS ARE RECOGNIZED   Pasha Stages Bitter Revolt Against Plan To Hear Jews On Palestine

Renew U. S. Peace Offer In Indonesia   Think Rejection May Have Been Vue to Misunder standing—Dutch Accept

Dutch Okey American Offer Misunderstanding Hinted In Former Gani Rejection

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Full Investigation Ordered in K.C. ‘46 Primary Case   ‘FBI Agent Receives Orders from U, S. Attorney Geaeral

FLAT TIRE KEEPS SENOR FROM BEING BURIED ALIVE: VICTIM JOINS: WAKE, ASKING FOR DRINI

A&M Board Blames Rift On Hazing   Eight Out of Nine Directors Agree On Conclusions

15-Month Search in Wild Lololand Proves No Americans Are Held Captive

No U. S. Airmen Held By Lobos  15-Months Search Is Ended in West China

NO U.S, CAPTIVES IN LOLO COUNTRY   Americans Track Down Rumors In Wild Western China

Search of Lololand Reveals No Airmen  There, Army Says   Army Traces Down All Rumors in 15-Months West China Hunt

%*.U. S. Soldiers Live With Lolo Tribesmen Of China-Tibet Border; Find No Captive American Airmen

15-Month Search Finds No. U.S. Men Prisoners in China   Tribesmen Use Chinese Slaves, Officers Report

15-Month Search in Lololand Reveals No Captured Airmen Grave Registration Team Adventure

Long Investigation Among Primitive Tolos Fails To Reveal U.S. ‘Slaves’

No Yanks Held by Lolo Tribe, Long Search by Army Reveals   Disguised As Priests.

Find Lolos Hold No U. S. ‘Slaves’   Army’s 15-Month Search Proves Stories of Captive Yanks Are Untrue

15 Months Hunt Finds No Yanks Lolo Prisoners    Friendly Tribesmen "of West China Aid Long Search

No GI Captives In Wild China, Searchers Say   Americans Lived With Primitive Tribes In Search

REPARE TO CLAMP” DOWN IRTIAL “LAW UNLESS - BANKER AND JUDGE ARE RELEASED

Russia Agrees To Attend Meet  Nations Will Try to Write German Treat

Big Four Will Try Again for A German Peace   Meeting’ Will Take » Place in Lenden November 24; Red ' Allanment a Blew

Seen As Crucial Test Of World Cooperation   Manifesto Of Communists, However, Held A “Clear Deterioration Of The In ternational Situation.”

Russians Agree . To November 25 Date; France And U.S. Already Have Accepted; International Relations Are  On Downgrade

Reds Accept Invitation to  Big 4 Parley.   Britain Views Manifesto. As Revival of Comintern

Soviets Agree To Join New  Peace Parley   Big Four Foreign Ministers Meet in London on German Pact

Russ Agree To Big Four  Meet Nov. 2%   Second Attempt To Write German Treaty; Comintern Revived, British Now Relieve

RUSSIA AGREES T0 BIG FOUR MEETING ON NOVEMBER 25   Will Meet In An Attempt to Write a German Peace Treaty.   IS A SECOND ATTEMPT      May Provide a Crucial Test of the World Cooperation.

To Attend New Treaty Talks   Big Four Parley Called to Discuss Pact for Germany

BRITISH REPORT SOVIETS AGREE TO CONFERENCE   Will Make Second Attempt Tc Write Peace Treaty For Germany

PlanNewGermar Treaty Attempt   New Communist Unit Fires New Blasts at US and Britain

Russia Agrees To Meeting Of Ministers   Will Bring Test Of Cooperation By World Powers

SESSION SET FOR NOV. 25 IN LONDON   Attempt Will Be Made To Write German Treaty   REORGANIZATION   Of “Comintern” Is Seen As Clear Deterioration Of International Picture

Aerts Bi Bid To Big F our” ” Meet          Foreign Ministers Slate ' To Confer On Nov. 25 ‘In Attempt to‘Draft : ! German Treaty:

Second Session Of Big 4 Set  For November   Foreign Ministers To Follow Deputies London Conference

RUSSIA TO JOIN IN NEW TRY FOR CERMANTREATY   British Believe New Bureau Same As Old Comintern

Soviets Will Study Peace For Germany   Russians Agree To Attend Big Four Ministers Session To Diseuss Pact

Russia Agrees To Reich Peace Treaty Meeting   British Foreign Office Says  - Big Four Foreign Ministers Will Meet in London on November 25.

RUSSIA AGREES TO BIG 4 TALK OVER GERMANY   Set Nov, 25 for Second Attempt to Arrange Nation’s Peace Treaty

Crucial Test Seen For Treaty Session   World Situation Deteriorates With Issuance of Red-Manifesto

Acid Test May Be Given For World Accord   Comintern Revival Charged In Soviet Burecu Creation

RUSSIA AGREES 10 SECOND TRY fT REICH PACT   Big 4 Will Meet Nov. 25 i London; British Flay New Red Group.

Red 0.K. On Nazi Peace Pact Parley   Big Four Session Or Nov. 25 Big Test Of!  Warld Ca-oneration.

big 4 to Try Again On German T reaty  N. Y. ‘Daily Worker’ Denies Comintern Is Anti-American

*British Foreign Office Says Creation of New Ree Bureau a Resuscitation Of the Old Comintern

Treaty For Germany To  Be Drafted  London Alarmed   London Alarmed Over Manifesto

Russia Agrees To Talk On  German Peace   Will Take Full ‘Co. Operation; Meet In London Nov. 25.

. May be Crucial Test of World Cooperation; Britain Doesn't Like Communist Manifesta Rut Satellites. Line Up with Moscow on ft

BiG FOUR MINISTERS  MEETING SET, WITH  CRUCIAL TEST SEEN BRITAIN LEADS BLAST  AGAINST “COMINTERN” RE-BIRTH IN EUROPE

Foreign Ministers Will Hold Discussion On Nov. 25; Reds Renew Blasts

Big 4 Set Meeting Nov. 25   Test of Co-operation Looms in Aftermath of Red Manifesto

Briton Hits “Comintern” Manifesto   London Meet May Provide Test of  Cooperation .

REDS TO JOIN GERMAN PEACE TREATY TALKS   Moscow Accepts London Invitation as New Problem Looms

Communists Asking For Support Against U.S. As Reds Agree To Treaty

Russia Accepts Big Power Talks On Reich Treaty   Britich Foreign Office Spokesman Says Relations Deterioprate as Reds Unite

Peace Treaty For Germany Purpose   Foreign Ministers Council Meeting Beginning Nov. 25 May Provide Crucial Test Of World Cooperation

Red Manifesto Termed Slump in World Relations  _ London Feels Bureau Is ~ Revival of Comintern

New Attempt Made fo Write German Treaty   Russia Accepts Bid to Attend Test Meeting

Crucial Test (f World Action Due   Foreign Ministers Are To Meet Nov. 25 for Second Attempt

Russia Will Join Parley On Germany   Moscow Agrees to Discuss   German Peace Treaty in  - Big Four Council; Nev Manifesto Issued

SAFE 1S ROBBED AT  K. WOLENS STORE IN  ATHENS ON SUNDAY BURGLARY ONE OF WAVE  IN EAST TEXAS, SAYS HENDERSON SHERIFF

SAFE [5 ROBBED AT K. WOLENS STORE IN ATHENS ON SUNDAY  BURGLARY ONE OF WAVE  IN EAST TEXAS, SAYS"  TRINEDCAR CLICDICC  —-

Violence Flares Up In Many Parts Of Palestine   Uncut Jewels Are Stolen By Stern Gang

Slash Will Save Local Consumers $163,000 a Year and Those in Carthage $45,000.   REDUCTION BECOMES EFFECTIVE TODAY   First 1,000 Feet to Sell for 18  Cents Under Schedule and Each Additional 1,000 , for 50 Cents. ¢

Jews Answer With Stream   Moslems. Throughout Egypt. And Lebanon Rally to Fight The Partition of Palestine

More Moslems Rally Against ‘The Partition’   40,000 Hear Special Prayer at Cairo Mosque

TEL AVIV ATTACKED BY ARABS   Moslems Unite In Prayers For Palestine

Gunmen Steal Safety Deposit Boxes at Turkish Bath House  Nearly $50,000 in Cash and Valuables Carried Away While Guests Are Asleep

BIG HAUL MADE AT BATH HOUSE   $25,000 To $50,000 Stolen As 200 Guests Sieep

Turkish Bath Deposit Boxes  Are Stolen  ‘Seven Bandits Stare   ‘Seven Bandits Stare Holdup While 200 _ Guests Sleep

Bandits Get $50,000 In Turkish Bath Robbery   . Carry Off 150 Steel Deposit  Boxes Containing Cash And Valuables. Of 200. ‘Guests Who Slept Undisturbed.

New C10 Offer Not Accepted   Special Bargaining Ses _ sion With GM Held  Last Night

GM Says ‘No’ to [5c Pav Raise   Rejects Offer Of UAW To Settle On Basis Of Steel Deal

WALKS IN VALLEY OF DEATH Jester Visits Second ‘Texas  Tragedy Area Within Week

GOV. JESTER AGAIN WALKS WITH HIS FELLOW TEXANS IN VALLEY OF SHADOW OF DEATH

REICH CONTROL PLAN DELAYED   Marshall May Be Asked To Relieve Army of Job

Senate War Investigating Committee Favors Switching German Occupational Control from Army to State Department -—~ Proposal was Turned Down by Byrnes.

Germany May Be ~ Turned Over to State Department   New Military State Secretary May Take Job Byrnes Refused.

Wage, Sales Tax Nears Final Vote   Has Hectic Legislative Career in Lower Branch

Myers Fears For Flood Projects  Fiscal Cuts Might Suspend Dvke Work

Soviets Request Force Equality In Global Police   Johnson Asks Quick Decision on Pending Commission Report

Punishment Meted Out to 62 Cadets   66 Still Await Trials In Row at Texas AGM

FILM SHOWING ATOMIC BOMB IN LIFTED FILES   Army Sergeants Removed Highly Secret Negatives Of Photos. Official Says

Gl’s Took Negatives ot A-Bomb   FBI Still Checking Te Make Sure No Prints Were Run Off

NEGATIVES OF - A-BOMB TAKE   Sergeants Are Still Being Checked By Federal Agents

REVEAL ATOMIC PAPERS TAKEN AT LOS ALAMOS   Negatives Of Picture: Of Bomb Parts Are All Recovered

PRICE CONTROL BILL READIED   New York Democrat Would Give Rationing Power To President.

NEW YORKER SAYS HE-WILt INTRODUCE RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PRICE ,. CONTROL «

U.N. Commission Backs Soviet Plan Calling for Destruction of All ‘Atomic Bombs; U. S. Silent on Issue

July Out, August ‘In On Hot Note   Forecast Is For Continued Fair And Hot

UN Set to Defy Russia's Threat of Boycott by Using U. S. Korean Pla   Move Calls.for Turning Occupied Nation Into Independent State

ARMY FAVORS Gl PARTICIPATION IN  COURTS MARTIAL   House. Committee Pledges Action to Revise Articles of War

HATE SOCIETY CHIEF ON TRIAL   HEAD OF COLUMBIANS OEFENOED BY FATHER

U.S. Launches Multipronged Attack On High Food Prices         Nation Watching Grain Markets To See If Price Dectine Continues

Grain Prices Going Down; Expect Others   Justice Dept. Selecting Grand Jury To Investigate Why  Meat Prices Rose.

Government Opens Investigation of  High Food Prices   Observers Watch Big Grain And Commodity Markets For New Decline   JURORS SELECTED FOR MEAT INQUIRY   Hoover Offers Four-Point Program to Avert Mass Starvation Abroad

U, $. TO LAUNCH PRICE ATTACK   Multi-Pronged Campaign Tc Hit Spiraling Trend

U. S. Begins Price Inquiry On Big Scale   Truman Conferring; Probers Begin Work In New York, Chicagzc

RUSSIA ANSWERS NOTE ON ACHESON   MARSHALL TOLD EXPLANA. TION OF AID’s REMARKS IS “NOT CONVINGING.”

Russia Objects To Marshall Note   Reply on Acheson Talk Called Unconvincing

Note to Marshall Says His Explanation of Acheson Statement Not Convincing

MOTHER TRUMAN ‘ABOUT SAME’   President’ Appears: Resigned “To the Inevitable ’

RAIL BROTHERHOOD TO HOLD CONVENTION   Questions Concerning Job Conditions, Wages Eyed

WIND AND COL WAVE CHILL MIDWEST   7 Above Recorded Here, But Wind Adds to Woes

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ZECHS REVERSE ECISION TO TTEND PARLEY   U.S. ‘Warns Nations Against Refusal

Czechs May Not Attend Paris Parley   Those Who Fail To Accept Will Lose Aid, But Soviets Stand Pat

Russia Wins Support Of  Hungarians   Czechs Alone Back France And England

‘Can't Come,’ They Say After Moscow Call  Soviet Nations Offe   Solid Front of Op;

_ Countries: Not Attending ‘Told They,Cannot Hope to Receive Economic Aid in Future

Lenders :  Wun sion   MEANWHILE. AMER. OFFICIAL - . WARNS THAT NATIONS WHICH  STAY OUT CAN NOT  EX PECT AID LATER

HUNGARY — BANS PARIS CONFERENCE   5 Soviet Satellites Refuse to Attend Saturday Parley

CZECHS REVERSE POSITION; TO SHUN MARSHALI FIIROPEAN RECOVERY PLAN PARLEYS.IN PARIS

ANOTHER WRECK ON PENNSY LINE   Engine Leaves the Track at Station; Engineer Is Seaided To Death

Austin Seores Vishinsky Blast At U. S. Motives   Warmongering Charge Of Russian Is Termed ‘Absolute Falsification’

AUSTIN: BRANDS SOVIET CHARGES. FALSE LIBELOUS   U. S. Delegate Assails Vish« insky For Sneak Attack #4 On American Motives   DOUBT CAST IF SOVIET, PURPOSES ARE PEACEFUL!

Red Charges False, Says U. 5. Delegate   Warren R. Austin Says Vishinsky’s Charges Before U. N. Falsified American Matives

Austin Attacks Vishinski Talk  Gives False Ideas of Metives of U. S.

French Elections May Show Effect Of Marshall Plan   American Officials Await Election ~ ‘+ As Ba romete: French Ad¢tceonrda   WILL ALSO REVEAL STRENGTH OF REDS

FRENCH VOTE 1S RED TEST   U. S$, OFFICIALS’ AWAITING PARIS ELECTION AS INDICATION OF TREND IN  - POLITICS

REFUGEE SHIP MOVES HIDDEN BY BLACKOUT   Exodus Passengers To Be Removed  From Vessels

White House Occupancy Limits Given Approval In Maine and Michigan

‘Innocent’ Plea Given By Gir! In Dad’s Death   “Lady-like” Prisoner,” 20, Accused Of Killing Seaman; Body Found Under Sheep Pen

Settlement Reached On  Sugar Case   Charge Of Conspiracy Against Three Clearfield County Men Has Been Dropped

President Will Fly. To Rio De Janeiro   Truman To Attend Wind.  up Of American Defense  Conference

Truman Will Fly To Rio For Winduy Of Treaty Parley  Warship Missouri To Bring Him Home

BRAZIL VISIT IS ARRANGED BY PRESIDEN]   Plane Trip Is Planned By Truman During Defense Meet

Marshall Plan Parley May Meet Delay   Overall Of Final Report May Be Made

U.S. Objections Delay Parley on Marshall Plan   Present Report Not Like. ly to Win Approval, Clayton Says

WALLACE WON COURT RULING   JUDGE REFUSES TO GRANT INJUNCTION TO PREVENT SPEECH IN NATION'S CAPITAL -

JUDGE DECLINES TO ENJOIN TALK   Wallace Scheduled to Speak In Washington This Evening

Showersto: Keep Up Today and Tomorrow   Heaviest Downpour. Scheduled.for Maine  “and New. Hamocshire

But No Appreciable * Rainfall in Sight for Nation’s “Breadbasket

Export Clamp Asked by Taft   Effects on Prices Cited: by Senator

DEMOCRATS 10 ' BACK M'GRATH   Lining Up Behind Him De. spite Some Expressed Dissatisfaction

Party Backs Sen. McGrath   Hannegan Successor Faces Few Opponents

Committeemen  Back McGrath   Sampling Of Democratic Chieftains Indicate He'll Get Approval.

Gun Battle in Columbus Puts Three in Hospital:   Highway Patrolman Engages Teen-Age Parolee: in Running Duel as Shonpers Flee

Young Parolees Near Death After Running Gun Battle With Police in Columbus

2 BOYS. SHOT NN CUN BATTLE   Paroles Critically , Wounded in Running .Gun. Fight > with Patroliian.

@ PAUL MALLON—  Plan to Present Greco-Turkish Problem to U. N. Doomed

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PLAN VOTE ON . LABOR ISSUES      LABOR COMMITTEE TO VOTE  ON CLOSED SHOP AND  IN DUS: TR Y-WIDE—-—-AINING

DRIVE ON TO MAKE POSTAL SERVICE PAY   Move To Set Department On Feet Gains Momentum

Postal Keonom  New GOP Target  Department Should Be Able to Pay Own Way.  Senators Assert

PROTEST POSTAL SERVICE DEFICIT   GOP OPENS DRIVE TO MAKE DEPT, PAY ITS OWN WAY

GOP Starts Drive On Postal Service  Must Pay Its Way, Bridges Declares

Senators Ask Breakdown of Operating Losses :  Would Make Postal Service Pay

G. 0. P. SEEKS SELF-PAYING POSTAL UNIT   Senate Appropriations Committemen Rap Expenditures and Declare P.O. Department Should Be Self-Supporting.

SELF-SUPPORT OPERATION IS COAL OF G.0.P.   Republican Senators Say Some Postmasters Ought to Be Fired

Senate Calls Check On Funds Spent for Operation in 1946   Ferguson Raps ‘Increased Rates” As Poor Policy

WOULD MAKE THE ' POSTAL SERVICE PAY ITS OWN WAY   A GOP Drive Was Launched Today to Carry Out Proposal.   LOSSES WILL BE HEAVY   Chairman Bridges Calls for s Breakdown of Operation Losses.

ATHENS PLEADS FOR UN HELP AGAINST REDS   Guerrillas Attack Frontier Cities In 3 Zones

Meyers Accused of Lying To Senate Investigators   General Tried Shakedown Tactics on Hughes with Argument of ‘Similar Deals,’ Witness Says

TESTIMONY 1S SENSATIONAL   Meyers “Explodes Bombshell’ in “Aviation “Heating - — Testifies “He Backed Dayton‘ Company to ~ Hiring: Mirw: La: Marre: to Dayton

(EN. ARNOLD TO TESTI UNDER OAih   To Answer Statement of  Ex-Gen. Meyer:

TESTIMONY IS SENSATIONAL   Meyers Explodes Bombshell _ in Aviation Hearibg — Tostifies He! Backed Dayton Company to Bring Mire. fa Herre: to. Daytos  ~ from Callforala 2"

U.S. Consulate Is Bomb Target   Explosive Hurled In Jerusalem Today

Attlee Asks Extra Powers In Fiseal Crisis  oy. Fo.   Seeks Increases In Agricultural, Industrial Output

Attlee Introduces Legislation Giving Broad New Powers  House of Commons king Eveawd Saecinw

ATTLEE ASKS ADDED GOVERNMENT POWER   Legislation Seeks Mobiliza: tion Of Resources

‘Attlee Seeks War Powers ‘To Avert Chaos         Introduces Measure Providing Action Te Save Dollars

ATTLEE REGIME ASKS BROAD NEW POWERS   Surprise Legislation Given To House Of Commons

Power-Over-All Bill Introduced In Parliament  U. S. Reported Willin Ta Diecuce Relevine   U. S. Reported Willing To Discuss Relaxing  British Loan Rules

Attlee Introduces Bill Asking Vast New Powers  British Minister Urges Authority to Combat Dollar Crisis

NEW ECONOMIC PLAN PROPOSED   Attlee Asks Commons Ta Give His Government New Powers

Attlee Seeks New Power i Dollar Crisis   Commons Asked te Give Authority to Expand All Industry

Attlee Asks —  Broad Powers In Emergency   Bevin Says Plan For Ruhr Socialization Will Not Be Dropped

ATTLEE WRITES RECOVERY PLAN   GIVES GOVERNMENT BROAD NEW POWERS OVER PRODUCTION

Legislation Would Make Possible “Full Mobiliza-' tion Of Economie Resources”

ATTLEE ASKS NEW POWERS   Commons Gets Measure Intended to Increase Production,

ATTLEE'S GOVERNMENT SEEKING NEW POWERS   Surprise Legislation Introduced To Increase Farm, Industry Qutput

Attlee Asks Added Power  During Crisis Bill Would Hike  Nation’s Gatput

Taft Lays Chaos Blame On Truman   Says Europe Would Not Be in Present Plight Had U. S. Policies Been Different: Favors Aid

Tah Hel Vote Aid 7 ee The US. ‘Should  - Have Changed Policy   SENATE VOTE MONDAY   Amendment to Ban Arms Purchase With Funds Is Approved

Blames Regime For Economic Chaos in Europe  Says He'll Vote for  Emergency Relief

Chaos In Europe At Truman Door   Taft He'll Vote Aix But t U.S. Should Have Changed Policy   SENATE VOTE MONDAY   Amendment to Ban Arm: Purchase With Funds ls Approved

TAFT CONTENDS TRUMAN GUILTY OF BIG BONERS   GOP Leader Blames Europe's Plight on President, but To Vote Aid

Taft Hits Policy In Europe   U.S. Program Blamed For Economic Chaos; Senate Action Monday

For Ban On Buying Arms With U.S. Aid   Senate Puts Limi On France, Italy And Austria.

Taft Challenges Good Faith of Administration  mm . meee Wem,   Sees Bid for 100 Pct. Authority Over Allocations

Solons Hear ‘Testimony By Harriman   Administration’s ‘Good Faith’ in Request for Controls Is Challenged By Senator Taft

Taft Blames Truman for Chaos Abroac   U.S. Policies, So Far, Promote Economic: Disorder, Says Ohioar

Fixes Blame For Chaos . In Europe   Taft Says Truman Administration Is ‘Largely Responsible!  Bar Steuyratinan Alene. t

PROTESTS.ON OIL EXPORTS   RUMOR IS REVIVED. THAT RATIONING MAY. BE “RE-"; SUMED BECAUSE © OF:.  7 SHORTAGES >

SOLON CLAIMS CURBS MAY BE ON IN 30 DAYS   Furore Over Shipments 01 Petroleum To Russia Rages In Capital

Rationing Aired as Russ Get Oil   Shipments Likened to Pre-War Serap Sales to Jans

VETERAN SHIPBUILDER SAYS RFC HEAD TOLD HIM HE WAS “SAFE” WITH 7  BITGHES

ARUG ASKS HELP IN SAVING STEEL   Aid Needed to Help Search Mines and Quarries for Serap Tron,

Man Quizzed After Woman’s Body Is Found   Ohio Farmers’ Prices Lower

Stakes Blames: Board's Lack — Of Cooperation   Directors Split ~ Over Acceptance of Maior’s Offer

Express Service Hit by Strike Of Teamsters  Michigan Governor Say He May Call Out : Troops at Detroit

STRIKE BRINGS TROOP THREAT   Labor Strife in Detroit Rages; Shipments In New York Halted

NEW YORK GITY IS TIED UP BY EXRESS BAN   Strike Halts Shipments With Labor Troubles In Other Sectors

GOP's Calling For Deeper Slashes In Army, Farm Funds   Start Of Debate On Navy Bill Prompts  Comments.

House Destined To Trim Naval Budget More   GOP LEADERSHIP PLANS TO WAGE FIGHT ON FLOOR

NAVY FUND BILL DEBATE IS UNDER WAY   Republicans Want Army, Agriculture Allotments Cut

Navy Funds Bill (n House Foor   Some Republicans Want Deeper Cuts In Appropriations

House Starts Debate Upon Navy Budget  Opponents to Cut Looking te Senate

Navy Bill Facing Still More Attacks   Already Cut In Committee, Measure May Be Trimmed Even More

House Begins Study Of Navy Appropriation  Some GOP Member Call For Deen Cuts<   Some GOP Member: Call For Deep Cuts In Agriculture, Army Departments

$900 Worth of Fireworks . with’ 250 Pieces to Be _ Seen in Stadium   TO FOLLOW PROGRAM

TO CLIMAX FOURTH   $900 Worth of Fireworks with’ 250 Pieces to Be Seen in Stadium   TO FOLLOW PROGRAM

Paris Stranded by Strike of Subway And Bus Operators   Walkout by 3,600 Tie: Up Transportation Facilities

PARIS PARALYZ¢D BY SUBWAY STRIKE   Buses Also at Standstill as Operators, Drivers Leave Jobs.

STRIKE TIES UP PARIS SUBWAY   City Transport Paralyzed As Bus Drivers Also Stage General Walkout

PARIS PARALYZED ‘AHOURS BY STRIKE   GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES DEMSANDING WAGE BOOST. STAGE DEMONSTRATION,

GENERAL WALKOUT PARALYZES. PARIS   French Government Employes  Press Demand For Mini, mum Waae

FRANCE FACES URAVEST CRESS SINCE WAR END   480 Thousand Railway Workers Join Walkout

SUBWAY WORKERS STRIKE IN PARTS   BUS DRIVERS ALSO GO OUT4,000,000 LEFT WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION,

FAIR OVER THE NATION   Thunderstorms Early Today in Extreme Eastern Part

COAL SHORTAGE MAY BRING END TO SOCIALISM   Whole Future of England at Stake, Shawcross Says

CONSIDINE-METZ ~ EXCHANGE VOWS   Beautiful Church Wedding - Solemnized In Sioux ty City

CONSIDINE-METZ ~ EXCHANGE VOWS   Beautiful Church Wedding , Solemnized In Sioux 7 a 5 “She

Brewers Back 5-Point Plan To Save Grain   Committee Prepares Planning Program Of Baker Assistance

Gram Saving Asreement By Bakers Soughl   National Food Saving‘Committee Expects Agreement With Baking = Industrv   NATION’S BREWERS ACCEPT PROGRAM

Slash In Loat Size Unlikely.   Grain Conservation Will Not Cut Beer Output, Luckman Say:

Soviet Move  Puzzling   Three Western Powers Confused by Molotov's German Treaty Delay

Molotov Move Is Puzzling to _ Other Ministers   Strange Proposal Is Withdrawn After Support Fails

Truman Is to Present Marshall Program To Congress Shortly   Message on Long-Range Proposal to Be Sen Congress After Return From Florida; Amendments Due for Emergency Aid Measure

TRUMAN MESSAGE DUE DEC. 8 Separate Agency to Direct Marshall Plan Considered

Amendments Face Senate  On Aid Bill   Sen. Vandenberg Predicts Passage OF Relief Art

4 AMENDMENTS TO EUROPE AID TO DELAY VOTE   Passage With Minimum of Opposition Seen By Vandenberg.    DEBATE TO RESUME   Senate Beats Back Fund Slash Asked By G.O.P. Group.

Amendments Confronting Emergency Aid Measure   Senate May Adjourn Until Monday After Attendance Checkup

Four New Amendments To Stop-Gap Aid Bill Await Resumption Of Senate Debate

Truman's Talk On Long Range Help Delayed   Senators Press For Passage of Stop-Gap Bill

Truman's Plea For Marshall Pian Delayed  Four Amen dments Ta ae Can ants

PRESIDENT WILL OUTLINE VIEWS ON FOREIGN All   Message Probably Will Bi Sent to Congress After Florida Trip

Amendments To Hold Up Passage ....  Aid Bill In Senate May Run Into Delay

Truman To Visit Florida   Message To Solons Tentatively Set For Dec. 8

European Aid Program Will Be Outlined   Appearance Not Likely Until After Vacation

Foreign Aid Message Due December 8   Congress Awaits Truman’s Plan

U. S.-Exchanges Clash on Margins  High Grain Prices   High Grain Prices Blamed on Exports By Chicago Board

—U. 8. BLAMED— Big Grain Marts Lay Price Rise To Exports   SPECULATION ‘CURB SOUGHT

U.S. Grain Buying May ‘Be Probed   Board of Trade Says Exports Cause High Market

Grain Exchanges Blame High Price: On U.S. Exports   Welcome Probe by Corrgress to Bring Out ‘Truce Facts’

Grain Trade Leader Throws Blame F or High Prices on Export Progam

GRAINS ON RISE AS PRICE INDEX SHOWS DECLINE   Wholesale Items In Largest Drop Since Last May

Move fo Curb Speculation Gets Answer   Exports Causing Increases, Says - Trade Board Hend

Blame High Grain Prices On Federal Buying for Export Exchanges Rap Move On Speculation

U.S. Buying Blamed for  Grain Prices   Exchange President Cool Toward Proposal For Speculation Curb

Blames Federal Wheat Buying For Shortage  Chicago Board Of Trade Official States That Higher

AMOVE TO-CURB  SPECULATION IN GRAIN HITS SNAE   Collided With Assertion That Federal Buying for Exports Cause of High Prices. ¢   WANTS THE TRUE FACTS   J. O. McClintock, Chicago, Answer Is to Stop Exporting Grain.

Blame U.S. Export Policy for Present High Grain Price   Chicago Board of  Trade Head Says the Answer Is to Stop Exporting Grain

GRAIN DEALERS MAKE CHARGES   Say U.S. Buying To Blame For Price Spiral

Boost In Margins Is Likely   Offer Is Made By Exchange Leaders, Sen. Flanders Say

SPECULATION FOE FAVORS CURBS BY GRAIN MARKETS THEMSELVES ‘FIRST PROPOSALS NOT ACCEPTED

Denies Grain Price Blame   Board of Trade Head ‘Says Margin Rule Has No Bearing On Price; Blames Federal Buying

GOVERNMENT BUYING BLAMED FOR HIGH PRICES   Grain Exchanges Claim U. S. Export Purchases Keeping Markets Up

MARKETS SPURN MARGINS’ BOOST   Leaders Claim Federal Buying To Blame for Price Spurt

ixports Blamed In Grain Boosts   Exchanges Assert  Federal Buying Hikes Prices

Grain Circles Lay Cost Rise ToU.S. Policy   Heavy Export Buying Blamed Amid Efforts To Restrict Trading

Move to Halt Grain Gamble Hits Snag   Government Buying Blamed: for High Prices

‘Let Marts Try Own Systems   Flanders View on. Grain Speculation.

Markets Try Own System-Flanders  Congress Investigates Government Buying

SOARING GRAIN PRICES LAID Td EXPORT BUYING   Big Exchanges Fire Charg After Government Asks For Double Margin

Exchange Heads Blame Policies For Price Jumps   Accuse Government and Export Program For Skyrocketing

Does Not Contain Truman Proposals For Standby Prices, Wage, Ration Control

MAY REPEATS FRAUD DENIAL   Ex-Solon Says Na Attempi Made To Hide Moves

DIDN'T COVER UP, SAYS MAY   Deciares Attorney Drew Up Accounting Given

Prosecutor Grills Ey- Congressman  ee eee SS aces Hacer eee   May Denies Efforts to Hide His Connection With Garsson Company

Russia Has More Military Planes Operating Than U.S.   Soviets Reported Having 16,000 Planes Of All Types Against Approximately 13,000 Maintained By American Defense Forces

Believe Russia Has More Operating Air Strength Than U.S   Unofficial Data Credits Soviets With 16,000, or 3,000 More Than U. S.

Ours Are Newer Believe Russians May Have More Military Planes Than U. S.

Says Russia May Have More Military Planes Than US ‘United States, 13,000; Reds 16,000

TOP MARK AT BLUFFS WITH GIFTS 10 DATE   Reaches Omaha With 57 Car: and Will Add More at lowa Stops.

Won't Load Nitrate   Longshoremen Refuse To Handle Explosive Carge in N. Y. Harbor

RENT CONTROL BILL NEARING WHITE HOUSE   Continues Freeze Except Where Tenant, Landlord Agree

JENKINS ASKS OHIO BOARD 10 REVOKE PERMITS   Liquor Probe Continues Witt More License Cancellation Requests Expected

LIQUOR: PROBE ACTION TAKEN. _ AT COLUMBUS   ATTORNEY GENERAL ASKS FOR REVOKING OF 26 CLUB y LICENSES—CRIMINAL, ¢. . CHARGES APPEAR - eKELY

President Signs Interior Budget   $90,000,000 Funds Provided For Reclamation in Last Hours Before Adjournment

APPROPRIATIONS BILL BECOMES LAW   Funds Provided For Reclamotion Projects

Interior Bill Is Signed By President  Flood Control Fund Emerges

FARM TO MRS. F.D.R.   Southern Preacher Had Alwas: Admired Roosevelt Family

Admirer From Afar ‘Lone’ Democrat Bequeaths  Eleanor Roosevelt $25,000

Fifteen Are Dead From Lalest Jerusalem Clash  — Grenades and Machin _ Guns Used Today In Battle at Gate

FIFTEEN KILLED IN PALESTINE VIOLENCE   British Army Camp Raided by Group Seeking Arms: Death Toll Now 424

Damascus Melee Takes 15 Lives   Bus, Taxi Warfare Are Latest Angle In Holy Land Fight

Two Constables,  12 Arabs Slain   Occupants Of Jewish Taxi Hurl Grenade Into Crowded Street And Machine-Gun Arab  Bus Prenarins To Leave -

15 Killed In Holy Land   Jew Machine-Guns Arab Bus Near Damascus Gate in Jerusalem

Fifteen Killed in New Holy Loind Skirmish   Bombing of an Arab Bus. in Jerusalem’ Sets Off Retalistory Melea

RILL 19 MORE IN JERUSALEM:   Jews Attack Arai Bus Near Damascus Gate

15 Meet Death In Assault At  Damascus Gate   Two Britons Slain As Jew: Attack Arab Bus In Jerusalem; Agency Offi- . cial Ouits

15 MORE DIE AS JEWS BOMB ARAB CROWD   Jewish Agency Split By Rift  Over Russians

Jews, Arabs Clash Near  Damascus Fights Start With   Fights Start With Grenade Thrown Erom Jewish Taxi

15 MORE KILLED AS HOLY LANDS CLASHES G0 ON   Fight Flares At Damascu: Gate When Jews Throw Grenades, Raid Bus

; 15 Die In (New Fightin; ‘In Palestine   Jews Use Grenades, Machineguns To Hit Arabs In Jerusalem; Palestine Toll 494

At Least 15 Die In Latest Outbreak Of Jew-Arab Fight  Arab Bus Sprayed  ith AAwmrrhIinaniin

JEW-ARAB WAR CONTINUES WITH 15 NEW DEATHS  JEWS IN TAXICAB —   JEWS IN TAXICAB HURL GRENADES AT ARABS IN STREETS

12 Arabs Killed In New Outbreak  Two British Police And One Jew Dead

Attack Claims Dozen Arabs   Toll in Communal Fighting in Holy Land Set at 424

Arab Bus IsGunned Killing 12   2 British Soldiers Amd Jew Also Slain: Tell Climbs To 424

Communal Strife Contin  At “ap 15 Are Killed In Palestine Disorders

 Blood Flows At  Damascus Gate   Twelve Arabs, Two Brit: ish And Jew Killed In Melee.

Hiteen Are Dead irom Lalesi Jerusalem Clash  Grenades and Mechin Guns Used Teday In Battle at Gate

Churchill Plan for U.S. Share in Palestine ‘Headache Gets Coid Shoulder from Congressmen

U.S. LEADERS COLD SHOULDER JEWISH PLAN   Churchill's Plea For Joint Responsibility Or UNO Mandate Unsupported

CongressCold To Churchill Bid To Share JewHeadache   “Winnie’s’ Proposition That America Help Solve Problems in Palestine Is Snuhhed

U.S. OPPOSES SHARING TASK IN PALESTINE  British Cabinet   British Cabinet _Crisis Projected Across Atlantic by Churchill Scheme.

CHURCHILL ~ PLEA GREETED COLDLY- HERE   —Most-U--S.-Officials Think Palestine Mess a UN Matter

Lengthy Survey  At Last Ended :   Broad River Basin Pollution Is Hit Severe Blow ee

COURT CONVICTS ———- HETLER JUSTICE   Franz _ Schlegelberger Guilty of War Crimes.

Elizabeth, Philip Arrive In London For Short Stay   Royal Honeymooners Quit Romsey And Crowds, Seek Quiet At Balmoral Castle, Scotland

Five Men Hurt In Collision Of  Florida Trains      Passenger Train Crashes Into Freight In Miami; Two Trainmen Are Badly Injured

IMMEDIATE SHOWDOWN CALLED FOR   Ample Supply of Atom Bombs and Pilots Requested

TAFT LEANS TOWARD AID FOR GREECE   Ohio Senator Says He May Support Truman’s Program of Help for That Nation and Turkey in Fight on Communism,

U.N. Will Be Told Of Greek Aid Plans   Alternate Proposal Suggested Passing Matter Over to Council

Council to Hear of Dispute   Clayton Says Peace Depends on Keeping Nations’ Freedom

Austin Will Outline Aid Before UN   U. S. Representative Friday Will Explain Situation In Greece And Turkey

Delegate Austin To Review Greek And Turkish Aid Plan at Meeting Of Council Friday As Some Solons Show Inclination To Let World Body Handle Issue

AUSTIN SAYS HE'LL EXPLAIN TO U.N. UNIT   Delegate Bares Plan For New Move After Seeing President

Austin to Speak Before UN on US Aid in Near East   American Delegate Reveals Plans After Talking With Truman

AUSTIN, TRUMAN CONFER   Will Make Report To UN Council On Greco-Turk Aid

Classrooms Crowded . : oe  High School Adopts Split-Day Schedule

Respect Paid To Max Gardner   Ambassador Eulogized By Rector of St. Paul’s Church

Skeleton Found in Ravine  That of Kidnaped Girl. 6   Shoe Identified

Body of Girl Kidnapped in 1946 Is Found   Parents of Rochelle Gluskoter Identify Her Clothing

AUTO WORKERS MAY ASK HIKE —IN PAY SGALE   REUTHEA SAYS BOOST WILL BE ASKED IF PRICES ARE NOT REDUCED 12 ——-- PERCENT.-______-

ClO MOVES 10 BACK U.S, POLICY   Reuther Seeking To Put Workers On Record As Opposing Russia

Lodge Would Hit Reds  By Economic Sanctions  Harriman Opposes Iron Curtain;  Vandenhere Asks About Urannm

Proposes U.S. Use. Economic Weapon Against Russians   Plan Suggested by. Rep. Lodge--Secretary Of Commerce Would. Keen Trade Tiec

WITHHOLD ALL WAR MATERIAL, IS SUGGESTION   Harriman Would Bai Aid te Nations With  Soviet Leaning

Against Russians   SHOULD STOP EXPORTS   *Harriman Says No Nation + Under Red Influence & Should Receive Aid

WOULD BLOCK THE SOVIETS ECONOMICALLY   Rep. Lodge of Connecticut Urges Use of Sanctions Not Only Against Russia, but Also All dts Satellites.

Would Cut Off Nations Under Russian Wing   Stop Flow Of Goods That Would Bolster Military Strength, Officials Urge;  Oppose “Lenient Charter”

Exports Could Be Halted, Harriman Says   Nations Coming Under Soviet Influence Would Get No Help

Cut Exports Contributing To Military   Restrict Resources To Cooperative  CSaranrtemce

Sen. Lodge Uraes U. §. Sanctions Against Soviets   Russian Bloc Should Not Get ‘Military’ Aid  Harriman Aqrees

Sanctions Urged Against Russia And Satellites  Hearings on Aid To Europe Air Anti-Soviet View

Rep. Lodge Says US Should Block Trade With Reds   Commerce Secretary Agrees Exports Should Not Aid Russia

Preferred By Harriman   Shouldn’t Ship Supplies Adding To Red Bloc Arme Strencth

Exports to Red Lands Rapped by Californian   Connecticut: Lawgiver Would: ‘Use Economic: Pistol’ on Soviets

MRS.C. HOFFMAN DIES SUDDENLY WHILE ON VISIT   Last Rites Held Here June 29 For Former Akron Resident

FAIL TO AGREE ON UN POLIGING   Military Staff Drops  Hopes on Basic Issues

No Agreement Yet on Several Basic Factors   ‘Military Staff Turns - To Lesser Principles In Se cret Session = «  . ioe

No Agreement Has Been Reached On World Police  Military Committee Members Differ On Basic Factors

Military Staff Of U.N. Short Of Agreement   Russian Statement Takes Exception To Newspaper Report

NO AGREEMENT REACHED ON GLOBAL POLICE FORCE   This Is Report of Military Staff Committee of the United Nations.   RESUMED ITS SESSION   The Committee Turned te Lesser Principles to Complete Its Report.

No Agreement Yet on Several  Basic Factors   Military Staff Turns To Lesser Principles In Se cret Session

GLOBE POLICE TASK TOO Gl6 FOR UN GROUP   Military Committee Unable to Get Together on Basie Factors.

Can’t Agree On UN Police  Foree Plans   Bases, Type Of Contributions By Nations Among Points At Issue

Disagreement on Plans for Global Police Reported      Russia Is Main Dissenter in U-N Discussions

REDS HOLD UP ACCORD ON UN POLICE FORCE   Hope Abandoned For Full Agreement On Global Unit

NEWS Behind The NEWS   Lewis Disaffiliated Because AF of L-CIO fo Support Truman

Four Vacancies Are Left In Faculty Of LeMars Schools   Eight Teachers Are  - Elected’ By Board Of

Four Vacancies Are Left In Faculty Of LeMars Schools.   Eight Teachers Are _ Elected’ By Board Of ~ Education.Monday .

Air Foree Gains ‘Independence  ale   Unification Bul W ould Give Power To Civilians

DRAFT DODGER GIVEN FEDERAL PRISON TERM   West Virginian Sentenced Te 1 Months; Began Stealing At Age Of 15 Years

RUSSIA ACCUSED OF RUNNING POLICE STATES IN OCCUPATION ZONES, AND KEEPING IMPRESSED ARMY IN KOREA

Rus ‘Slavery Rule Charged   High U.S. Officials Say ‘Police States’ Setup in Red Zones

British Military Train Derailed by Palestine Blast   Irguniats Open Campaign To Cut Off All Rail  Lines by Crop Time

British Troop Train Blasted By Underground   Campaign To Destroy All Rail Lines Begun

British Army Train Derailed in Holy Land   Seen Opening Move by Underground to Destroy Rail Lines

JEWS THREATEN ALL RAIL LINES; TRAIN DERAILED   Travelers Warn Trains Subject Ty Daily Sabotare

RAIL SABOTAGE HITS PALESTINE   Train Blast Seen Beginning Of Mass Destruction

British Military Train Derailed   Jewish Underground Threatens More Damage to Railroads

Jews Derail Troop Train In Palestine   Believed Start of Campaigt to Destroy All Rail Lines in the Country

Troop Train Blasted; Jews Warn of More   Resistance Group Threatens To Wipe Out Palestine Lines

Palestine Rail Plot Reported   British Train Upset To Begin ‘Campaizn’

JEWS BLAST TRAIN IN PALESTINE   irgunists Say They Will Destroy All Railroad Lines

METHODIST CHURCH SCENE OF WEDDING   Miss Mary Ellen Beard Becomes Bride Of Carey G. McSherry, Jr., In Ceremony There

Football Bribery Trial Nears End  Defense Rests Case Without Testimony

Howard Hughes Wants to Clarify Issues at Meet  Plane Builder Will Tell Probers About Plane Contract

H ughes. May.lake Stand —  Today; Wants to Clarify” Questions on Conlracts

Howard Hughes To Take Stand, Perhaps Today   Retired Air Forces General Due To Share Spotlicht in Probe

Hughes: Slated To Talk Today   \Wants to Clarify Issues On War Cantracts

REINTRODUCED   Measure Vetoed by Truman Submitted by Knutson With Date Changed

Vetoed Tax Measure Is Introduced Again   Knutson Would Make Cut Effective Next Januarv )

VETOED TAX BILL OFFERED IN HOUSE   CUT MADE EFFECTIVE JAN. 1] INSTEAD OF JULY 1~— NO OTHER CHANGES,

New Measure  Contains Jan. 1 Date .  VAJ311 Ra CrllaA Tle   Will Be Called Up When Sponsors Sure of Success

Tax Cut Bill  Reintroduced   Martin Promises Action At Boact Qanoartiuniiv.

Income Tax Cut Bill Introduced  Only One Change In Vetoed Measure

Vetoed Tax Bill Making: A Comeback   Knutson To Return Measure To House

Tax Cut Struggle Renewed By GOP With Same Bill  Reductions Effective xt Jan.  On Next Jan. 1

Measure To Be Considered At First Opportunity; May Take Effect Next January

‘New Measure Contains ‘Jan. 1 Date .   Will Be Called Up When Sponsors Sure of Success

Wallace Assails U.S. and Russia  Undermined Case For   Undermined Case For Which Their Men Died

US., Russia Betray Dead, Says Wallace   Billions for Soviets Urged to Reduce’ Demand on Germany

Russ, U.S. Both Undermining Cause of Peace.  Wallace Says   Urges Communism, Capitalism to Change Pres. ent Courses

Chamber of Commerce Praises ‘Tax Slash Bill As Being Anti-Inflationary

Tax Slash Bill Hit, Commended   C of C Favors It: ALP Lashes Measure

Marshall Says Russia Wants Puppet Red Regime in Austria   Colombia Urges UN to  Snonsar Balkan Pact

Big Four Still Seek Agreement   Marshall Appeals to Colleag. ues to Break Present  Deadlock

GERMAN ASSETS BiG PROBLEM AT ‘MOSCOW SESSION   Yugoslav Tertitoris! Claims On Cerinthia Also in  Diente

MARSHALL IN PLEAFOR END OF DEADLOCK   Tells Big Four Time Has Come to Settle on Terms of Treaty.

Marshall Infers Russia ts After Austrian Puppet  U. S Secretary Has Sharp Words With Molotov In Moscow

Soviet Desire for Puppet Government In Austria Charged   Marshall, Molotov Engage in Sharp Verbal Exchange

U.S. Secretary Appeals To Big Four Ministers To Break Deadlock on Provisions of Pact

MarshallAnpeals For Big 4 Action   Moscow Conference May Break Up Soon if Deadlock Continues

START HIGHWAY — SAFETY PROGRAM   MORE RIGID ENFORCEMENT OF TRAFFIC REGULATIONS BY - PATROL

Campaign Statement?  a ee arene nen co os  Some Praise, Some Criticism Of President’ s Proposals

 Lewis Complains Senate Committee Will Find Out Why Coal Talks Are Not Under Way

DATA SOUGHT ON STATUS OF MINE DISPUTE   Senators Call Hearing To Probe Failure To Draft Contract

Coal Contract Probe Ordered   Senators Fear NewWalkout  - After March 31

Lewis, Operators To Be Summoned  No Overtures Made To UMW, Lewis Says

Lewis Awaits Overtures For New Pay Pact   Senate Group to Call Parley of U.S. Officials And UMW Chief

SENATE PROBE IS PROMISED ON COAL CONTRACT   Government Officials, Mine Owners, Lewis To Be Summoned

MOVE IS MADE TO HEAD OFF GOAL STRIKE   Senate, Lewis and Owners Are to Be Quizzed on Failure

COLORFUL CEREMONY AT ABBEY UNITES PRINCESS ELIZABETH AND DUKE “ OF EDIXBURGH  .-

Royal Wedding Is Solemnized  AtLondon Today   Colorful Ceremony Takes Place In Westminster Abbey At 6:44 A. M. EST.   LONDON CROWDS SHOW ENTHUSIASM

Ban on Coercion Of Employes by Unions Adopted   Two Amendments to Measure Opposed by Republican Leaders

HARD FIGHT STILL FACES LABOR BILI   Senate Approves Amendment Forbidding Union “Coercion” of Employes.

Key Votes On Labor Bill Near   Ball Restrictions On Industrywide Bargaining Next For Senate Vote

2 Of Each 5 Vets Got Benefits;   But Eight Million Veterans Have Drawn No Jobless Benefits, Says. VA.

“TEEN-AGERS TO DIEIN-CHAIR  if Mississippi Governor Claimed Denying Neatoes Fair Hearing

U.S. PLANS FURTHER HUNGARIAN ACTION —  ne a eee eer nae  “«<- __

Hungarian Problem Not Being Dropped   U. S. Soon to Take Further Step in Dispute With Russia

Shane To Be Returned to Prison Farm   U.S. To Act in Austrian Issue

U.S. WILL PUSH HUNGARY FIGHT   ‘Further Step’ Promised As Russia Rejects Proiest

TOOK 11.900 CARLOADS   Russina Included Fondstuffa In Reparationa from Germany

NAGY STATES RED CHARGES ARE ‘ABSURD      Former Premier O! Hungary Denies  Areeuaationa

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Our ‘Philosopher’ Learns  What’s Behind ‘How’s Cow?

The Plebe Must Know:All the Answers Even If Questions Are Not too Intelligent

Tropical Gale Is Moving Toward Cuba  Expected To Cross To West of Havana: Florida Alerted

TROPICAL STORM MOVES ON CUBA   Extreme Southern Florida Warned of ‘Danger‘ous’ Winds.

Tropical Storm 150 Miles From Cuba; Expected to Strike Florida Today

MORE SAFETY NEW ASSISTANT EQUIPMENT FOR PRIEST COMING NEARBY LAKES HERE AUG. 19TH:

USE CAMP LAGUNA SITE   Will Test New Ordrence Vehicles From May to Sept.

TROOPS TO USE CAMP LAGUNA SITE   Will Test New Ordnence Vehicles From May to Sept.

Car Careens Down Grade Near Gallitzin   Porter Dies in Attemp* To Set Brakes as  Car Hite Bank After Long Backward Run

Pullman Car's Wild Race Down Tracks Kills Porter Who Tried fo Apnly Brakes

RAILWAY’ SLEEPING CAR IN MAD FLIGHT   TEARS LOOSE FROM TRAIN, RACES DOWN MOUNTAIN —ONE KILLED, 11 HURT.

Runaway Car Kills Porter, Hurts Eleven   Sleeper On ‘Sunshine Spe. cial’ Breaks Loose From Train

P.R.R. Sleeper Runs Away; Porter Killed, 11 Injured   Car Breaks Loose On Mountain Crest. Speeds 3} Miles, Plows into Bank

Runaway Car Races Crazily Down Tracks   One Killed, 11 Hurt In Wild Pullman Ride

PENNSYLV ANTA RAILROAD CAR ON ‘WILD’ RUN   Pullman Races Crazily Down Mountainside;  Porter Is Killed

Sleeper Car Runs Wild; 1 Dies, 11 Hurt   Breaks Away From Train Near Scene Of Earlier Wreck

Pullman Porter  Dies in Wreck   11 Others Injured When Sleeper Runs Away

Wild Pullman Gives Nightmare Ride To 14 Persons, Killing One. Injuring 11

MBS, Bree Gs Fe AE i ii: ie  Sleeper Cuts Foose: =  - Crashes Near Scene Of ‘Arrow’ ‘Traged>

Car Breaks Loose From Sunshine Special When Train Reaches Crest of Alleghenies in Early  Nawn

Britain Backs U.S. Stand  In Council Deadlock   To Oppose Russia In U. N. Argument Over Priority for Atomic Control

Britain Backing U.S. In Showdown On Atom Control  Russia Wants to Take — Up Generai Disarm menmnw& finn &

British Help Seen for U.S. On Atom Issue   Western Powers Are Expected to Unite Against Russia

Energy Control Stand Supported  Britain Joins U. S. In Opposina Russia 

BRITAIN READY TO SUPPORT U. 3. ARMS CUT STANE   Will Back Demand for Priority for Atomic Energy Control in Case of Showdown With Russia.   SUBJECT BEFORE U. N. COUNCIL WEDNESDAY   Reds Argue That “All Phas es” of World Disarmament Should Be Considered at Same Time.

SUPPORT U.S. ARMS STAND   Will Insist on Atomic Control Priority In Arms Reduction

BRITAINS BACKS U.S. ATOM PLAN   Sides Taken In Dispute With Russia Over Arms Limitation

BRITAIN SIDING WITH U.S. STAND   Want A-Contro! Given Priority Over Disarmament Before UN

Britain Backs A-Bomb Action   Atomic Control Priority In Council Supported

White House Physician On List Of Traders   ‘New List Of Wheat Traders  Is Given Out By Secre tary Anderson   UTAH GOVERNOR IS ALSO ON LIST

nist 1K TRADER LIST   Anderson Releases Names of  100 Public Figures in Wheat Market

39 ARE UNINJURED IN FREAK LANDING   Big Airline Ground Loops, But Misses Crash

3 YOUNG GIRLS PERISH IN FIRE   Parents Rescue 3 Other Children Near Elyria

FOOD PRICE PICTURE ONE OF GLOOM   Consumer Resistance Seen as Only Way To Halt Advances

Consumer Told  Worst Coming  On Food Prices   Gloomy Picture for Fall and Winter Comes from All Sides

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Consumers Warned of New Jump In Price of Meat, Butter, Ezgs

Consumers Told Food Will Go Higher: Tips Given on. How to Reduce Bills

WORST IS YET TO COME THIS YEAR IN PRICES   Experts Say Only Poor Consumer Can Halt Rising Costs

Food Bill At Year’s High-Worst To Come   Gloomy Price Picture for Fall and Winter; ‘Consumer Resistance’ Needed To Halt Rise in Prices.

GLOOMY PRICE PICTURE SEEN ON ALL SIDES   $1 A Pound Butter, $1 A Dozen Eggs Seen  In Near Future

GLOOMY PRICE PICTURE GIVEN TO CONSUMER   EGGS, BUTTER AND MEAT HEAD FOR $1 PLUS LEVEL

U.S. Food Bill AtYear’sHigh; Worst Seen Yet To Come  Butter and Eggs   Butter and Eggs Costing a Dollar, Authorities See Meat at $1-Plus

U. 8. seecrceeudes a a AE Ra OS TT TT EE ITY  WE And Union Resume Px°%,  On Wage Hie: To End Striks 4   Offers By Both Sides : Seen ‘Turning Point’  In Telephone Walkout

Renew Hope  Of Settling  Phone Strike New Wage Offer Described As  ) 6ST ning Pom’

CONCILIATORS CALL UNION, WESTERN ELECTRIC OFFICIALS INTO SESSION WITH RENEWED HOPES OF SETTLEMENT

TELEPHONE TRUC   Western Electric: Company and Union Submit Wage Pranacenie.

W.E, Union Make New Wage Offers To Settle Strike   Spur Hopes Of Concilia tors Of Early Settlement OF Strike.

‘HURRICANE’ HUNTER HEADS FOR NEW GALE   Army Plane Hunts Trouble Area In South Atlantic

Coal And Steel Producers Get Truman Request   PLEA FOR NO INCREASE IN PRICES MADE BY PRESIDENT

TRUMAN APPEALS FOR ‘FAIR TEST’ Delay Price Increases, Coal  And Steel Producers Urged

Truman Asks Coal, Steel Producers fo Test Pact Before Raising Prices

Truman Appeals on  Steel, Coal Prices  Asks Industry to Hang On for a Test

Truman Requests ‘Reasonable Tests’ Of Mine Settlement   President Says Another Round of Increases Would Endanger Economy Program

WANTS ‘FAIR TEST’ BEFORE UPPING PRICES   Wants Actual Effect Of Miners’ Contract Known Before Action

Truman Asks For Fair Test Of Coal Pact   Appeals to Coal, Steel Producers To Give Coal Settlement ‘Fair Test’ Prior to Raising Prices.

Wait For ‘Fair Test’ Of Mine Wage Settlement, He Urges Producers.

Appeal Is Made As Increases on Coal Are Put On   Hope Is Expressed Increased Output Will Offset Raise

Pleads Delay For Fair Test Of Pay Accord   President Fears Upsets if Uninformed Action Is Taken

Steel Status Quo Asked By Truman   President Says Coal Settlement Needs ‘Fair Test’

Asks Fair Test Of Hike In Mine Pay By Operator:   President Also Seeks Hold the Line Action in Price of Steel as  Result of Coal Costs

Chief Executive Wants Fai Of Actual Effects Of Wa creases Granted Under Of UMW Contract   WIDESPREAD FEAR OF PRICE HIKE ADM

Coal, Steel Heads Asked To Withhold Price Hikes   President Urges Them To Wait Until ‘A Fair Test Ha: Been Made’ Of The Actual Effects Of Wage In creases Granted Under New Mine Contract

Appeals for “Fair Test” of Coal Pact Wage Settlement   Truman Asks Steel, Coal Producers to ‘Hold Off Before Moking Prien Wiles

Producers Asked To Delay Plans For Increases  “Fair Test” Of The Effects Of Coal   “Fair Test” Of The Effects Of Coal Settlement Sought

President Acts To Half Threat Of Inflation   Truman Asks Producers to Wait Until “Fair Test” Has Been Made of Wage Boost Effects.

President Appeals To Producers To Makt ‘Fair Test’ Before Upping Prices

Industries Urged To Delay Increase   President Warns Nation Economy May Be Seriously Upset By Wave Of Price Hikes

Fair Test Of Effects Of Wage Boosts Given In Pact Urged By Truman

Producers Are Asked To Test Price Affects   President Declares Wage Pact Badly _ Misrepresented

Truman Asks Delay in Hike Of Coal, Steel   Appeals for ‘Fair Test’ of Wage Settlement Before Price Boost

Fair Test Asked For UMW Deal   President Appeals To Coal and Steel Producers in U. S.

Pres. Appeals To Coal, Steel Wait For Test   Effect Of Settlement Misrepresented; Hold Back Price Increases. °

Coal and Steel: Producers Asked To ‘Await ‘Test’ «   President A ppe als for “of Wage Settlement Before (ncreases

Producers Askec lo Delay Hikes  Truman Wants Fair ~~ oo or be pte

TRUMAN URGES COAL AND STEEL PRICE HOLDING   President Wants Industries To Give New Mine Wage Pact ‘Fair Test’

TRUMAN ASKS COAL, STEEL PRICE DELAY   White House Wants Increases Held up Until Effect of Pact Is Known.

Effects Of Wage Boosts Awaited   Producers Asked To Delay Hike To Study

Truman Pleads Against Steel And Coal Boost   Asks Producers to Wait Until Fair Test Is Made of Coal Wage Hike Before Hiking Price

Wage Increage Should Have “A Fair Test”   Says Settlement With Miners Badly Migr enre sented

MMR. TRUMAN ASKS: “TAR TEST" FOR MINE WAGE PACT   Warns Price Increase Now May Be Serious Blow  Teall S. Erananw

‘Delay Coal, Steel Rise -- President   Truman Asks Pact Get “Foir Test’ Before Prices Increased.

Peak Of Prices Near Or Past, — Says Authority   Coal Operators Asked By Truman   To Wait Fair Test Of Wage Jump  Before Making Price Increases

Truman Asks Coal, Steel Price Freeze   Producers Urged To ‘Test’ Effects Of Wage Settlement

PRESIDENT ASKS TEST OF WAGE EFFECTS ON \COAL, STEEL COSTS   SETTLEMENT DESCRIBED AS “MISREPRESENTED ;” INFLATION FEAR CITED

Producers Askec To Delay Hikes  Truman Wants Fair Test of Pay Plan

President Urges *  Steel Leaders to Hold Price Line   Asks Fair Test of Wage Increases Granted in Coal Contract i   NO RISK INVOLVED, MR. TRUMAN SAYS   Effects of Settlement in Mine Case Badly Represented, He Charges

Truman Appeals For Test Before Raising Prices  Asks Coal, Steel Men  To Experiment First; Coal Prices Already Up

Fair Test For Coal Contract Being Sought   President Fears Inflation Spiral bAtoht Be Started

— ASKS ‘TEST’ — Keep Same Coal Prices —Truman   INDUSTRY . URGED ‘TOWAIT’

President Asks “Fair Test” for Coal Wage Pact   Cautions Coal and Steel Operator: Against Move To Start New Wave Of Increases

FIRES REQUEST FOR FAIR TEST OF MINER PACT   President Says That Effect Of Pay Plan Has Been ‘Misrepresented’

Truman Asks Delay In Price Advances   ‘Foir Test’ of Effects of Cool Wage Pact Uraed

TRUMAN WANTS PRICE HOLIDAY   Asks Coal, Steels to Delay  Price Boost

—PRESIDENT—  Asks Coal, Steel For Fair Test  Fears Turnover In U, S, Economy

Asks "Fair Test’  Before Hiking  Coal and Steel   President’s Plea To Reduce Hazards Of More Inflation

Asks Fair Test Under High Wages   Also Requests Steel Producers To Delay Action

Asks Coal, Steel Producers To Wait on Price Rise  For New Wage Effect

TRUMAN ASKS DELAYS IN PRICE HIKES   Coal and Steel Operators Told ta Make ‘Fair Test’

Warns Against Toflation Trend  If Costs Rise      Risks of Materation Held Less Than Those OP Ine     Pa al Onen

Truman Asks Coal, Steel Producers to Wait Before Making Price Hikes

President in Plea to Nation   Keep Coal, Steel Price Down, He Says

Asks ‘Fair Test’ of New Coal Contract Before Prices Are increased; Says Contract Has Been ‘Badly Misrepresented

Wants A “Fair Test’ Of New Coai Wage   President Asks Delay Until The Actual Effects Of Wage Advance Can Be Determined.

TRUMAN ASKS HALT IN COAL, STEEL PRICES   Wait for Fair Test of Mine  Wage Agreement, His Plea.

Truman Urges ‘FairTest’ By Coal Operator:   Asks That No Prices Be Hiked Lnumediately In Wake Of Increase In Miners’ Pay

$1,000 VALUE FOR GIFTS AT COOK SCHOOL   Merchants to Distribute Household Articles, Baskets   TICKET SALE BRISK

MAN FROM NORTH PENN ON TRAINING CRUISE   Machinists’ Mate Schmidt Is In European Waters

Current Prices Slightly Lower Than All-Time High  Goods More Plentiful, Prices Higher Year After OP A's Death

Store Shelves Full But Prices Higher  One Year After Congress Scuttled OPA

 You Can Get Things But, i Year After Ending of OPA Confrols . Finds Prices Increased Considerably

SURVEY SHOWS COSTS AWAY UF   But Meat Is Available Yea After OPA’s Death

DURING OPA, AFTER  Survey Reveals Prices Up, AU Goods Easier to Find

Prices Up  One Year After OPA   Goods More Plentiful AP Survey Based on Price index Shows.

Prices Are Up; More Goods   Goods Easier to Get, Prices Are Higher Since OPA Is Off, Observers Say

Price Higher On More Goods Since OPA Quit   Commodities Available But Pay More For Them; No Black Market Now.

Year After OPA: Prices Are Hieher   Meat Is Up But At Least It Can Be Bought Now

PRICES HIGHER WITHOUT OPA: MORE T0 BUY   SOME COMMODITIES SEEM TO BE STILL GOING UP

OPA.Now ‘Stalks’ ‘Nation Onl) As Ghost Of Its: ‘Former Robust Self

Prices Higher Goods Plenty Survey Finds   New Index Shows Living Cost Hike of 43 Pet. Since June ‘46

SOVIET ASKS MARSHALL PLAN DELAY   Bidault Urges Speedy Action On Recovery Program

How Much From U.S.?, Molotov Asks   Secrecy Cloaks Big Three Parley on Marchall Plan

Russians Air Plan To Ask U. S. How Much It Will Guarantee Europe

Russia Inquires About Specific Amount of Aid   Molotov Reportedly Opposed to Quickly Prepared Program

TURNER'S ROAD PLAN WILL BE ~OKAYED TODA)   Committee’ Recommends Possage of Act Creating New Eight-Man Soard

Overell Trial  Nearing Close   Sweethearts Scheduled To Testify Early Next Weel.

Assembly Enters Final Week With School Pay,  Labor Issues Unsettled

Battle With ‘Reds Staged In East, West   Democracies Can Win In Europe But Lose Global Decision By Failure In Korea, Chinese Areas

Village Engulfed As Flood Spreads   Thousands of Acres Inundated As Levees Fall Under Pressure

Swirling Flood Waters Cover Oakville, Ia.   Fear Devastation Along Mississippi As Crest Shifts

RESIDENTS FLEE OAKVILLE, IOWA   EVACUATE VILLAGE AS FLOOD WATERS CUT ALL HIGHWAYS

Residents Watch From Distance As Flood Engulfs Their Small Village   Southeast lowa Community Completey Deserted As Result Of High Waters; Mississippi  River: Towns Are Warned.

Town Engulfed By Floodwater Of lowa River   Scores Homeless, Large . Section OF Farm Lond Flooded; Rounds Are Impassable

Flood Perils Mississippi's 1844 Record   Thousands More Are Made Exiles; Wide Area Covered

MISSISSIPPI FLOOD NEARS RECORD HIGH   Three Main Illinois Levees Crumbie; Town Isolated

$500 Persons Homeless In  Missouri And WHinois Now :   5,500 in St. Louis Area Says Red Cross as Engineers Give  Up Levee Batthes

FLOOD WATER FIGHTERS ABANDONING BATTLE SOUTH OF CHESTER, ILL. TO MOVE SOUTH WITH RIVER’S CREST

NEW RECORD NEAR AS FLOCD WATERS RISE AT ST. LOUIS   ‘Three Main Levees Are Crumbled by Force of Stream; New Areas Are Evacuated Today.   NEBRASKA CORN CROP IS DAMAGED

6, 300 Persons romeles in Missouri, Illinois as Crest Nears Record

River Nears Record Crest Dikes Break   Engineers Give Up Attempts To Save 13-Mile Levee

Torrential Rains Swell Mississippi   Practically All Levees in St Louis Area Are Breached Today

RIVER STANDS FEW INCHES BELOW RECORD   Thousands Left Homeless By  Flood Waters

Main Levees in St. Louis Area Crumble; Heavy Rain Swells Record Flood Crest

ASING WATERS RUMPLE ALL RIVER LEVEES   Mississippi at St. Louis Right at All-time High Wath Many Homeless

CHARGE DUTCH ARE FIGHTING   INDONESE THREATEN TO RE NEW. “SCORCHED EARTH’  POLICY. AGAINST .... _ DUTCH co

RAILROAD CAR SCUFFLE FATAL   Smoking Collegian Blamed For Punching Eastern Conductor

FARM LEADERS ASSATL UNIONS   Racketeering Charge Given to Congress

Farm Leaders Ask Protection from Racketeering Labor Union Practice

FARM GROUP HEARD BY. LABOR COMM.   Asks Protection Against Certain Union Practices

FARMERS APPEAL FOR PROTECTION AGAINST LABOR   Accused Teamsters Of Forcing Drivers To Pay Union Dues

Statesville Shots   ————oee weer EY ee  Informa) Glimpses of People Tea and Areind Statacewille

Russia Denies Any Part In Nip Parley   Embassy Sintement Says No Ropresentative Present al Veetiie

Soviet Contends It Was Not Invited fo Conference fo Plan Jap Treaty Parley

Russia Profests U. S. Didn't Invite Her to Parley on Jap Peace Meet

TRUMAN'S VISIT TO MEXICO ~ HAS WON GOODWILL FOR U.S.   PRESIDENT POPULAR WITH CITIZENS OF NEIGHBOR-  ING NATION DURING HIS TOUR

PRES, TRUMAN WINS HEARTS OEMEXICANS.   Visits Ancient Pyramids Built By Aztecs

President To Leave Mexico  On Thursday   Will Stop At Waco, Texas, Enroute Home For Foreign Policy Speech.   LEAVES SATURDAY FOR CARRIBEAN

TRUMAN WINS ACCLAIM OF MEXICANS   Pays Further Homage to Ancient Culture of U.S. Neighbor

CORNEAS GIVEN _TWO_VETERANS   WOMAN” WILLS~ cony EAS TC VETERANS HOSPI FOR BENEFIT. OF BLIND MEN

Stassen Predicts Wallace fo Run on Democratic Ticket   Third Party Threat Worse Than GOP

Over Possible Objections Of Texans— Stassen Says Wallace To Be Truman’s Running Partner

Editors Tell Senate Probers To Do  Own Checking Of O’Conor Campaigr   Kent News Editor Wonders How Investigator: Could Possibly Have Spent $185,000 Asking Others To Do Their Probing,

River Stull ‘Poses Threat   Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Coast Are Struck by High Winds

MISSISSIPPI RIVER ” SPILLS OVER BANKS          Half Of TotelIn TownOf =! Ottumwa, lowa

‘Ole Miss’ Goes on Rampage to Damage FarmLand: Floods, Tornadoes Take Toll

MASON CITYAN [S VICTIM OF HEART DISEASE   Succumbs Suddenly at His Home Here; Fanera! Set for Wednesday

14 TEAMS TO TAKT PART IN TOURNAMENT   Tournament to be Tues. Through Fri, Feb. 25 to March 1

SECTIONAL TOURNE\ WILL BE PLAYED OFF IN HUMBOLDT FEB,  MARCH FIVE DAYS

Move to 'Slow Up’ Dewey Develops  om... Wty a Th! 7 HO OM... Tt I! OSE MLL ON.   ‘Too Early’ to Pick ’48 Candidate, Duff Tells Governors

ON (948 NOMI   “Favorite Son” Supporter: Hint Move To Check Drive For Dewey

Dewey Drive for 1948 Nomination Hits Sudden Snag   Must Keep Open Mind Until Convention, Favorite Son Backers Say

YOUNG MOTHER AND BABY SHOT   (iuide Held For Killin; Wife And Son Of His Employer Near Soo

Film Industry Said “Lousy” With $5000 A Week Communist   Committee, Hears Testimony on Heads

“Texans Are Too Modest” Says House— And He proves it Here Wednesday Night

Ten Killed in lowa Road Accidents During Labor Day Weekend Period

House Member Blasts Policy On Shipping   Claims U. S. A. ls Supplying Potential Enemy

Asks Embargo or Russian Exports  Ohioan Calls Soviets a Potential Enemy

Solon Favors Russ Embargc   " Keep Supplies From ‘Potential Enemy,’ Congressman Urges

FLAT BAN I$ URGED ON SOVIET EXPORTS   Rep. Weictiel Demands U.S. Halt Shipments of Machinery to Russia.

 Stop Supply To Potential Enemy ....   Ohioan Says Truman Not Over-Anxious To Use Power:

Congressman May Ask Legislation   Ohioan Says President Could Stop Sending Of Supplies to Soviet

National Leaders Watch Result Of  Nation's Elections   Balloting Today May Give Indication Of National Trend In 1948   SEVERAL STATES GET ATTENTION

Only Six Survive 6-54 Plane Crash   Plane Burned Near Goose Bay, Labrador, Killing 23.

Soviet A-Bomh Test Report ls Discounted  Scientist Declares A eee ae. a   Scientist Declares Report Does Not Make Much Sense

Paris Paper Says Russia Is Making Atom Bombs   Moscow Dispatch Says First Test Model Exploded  In Siberia June 15

Model Tested On June 15th, Article Says      Weak Tremors. Register: ed In Many Countries Of World

A-Bomb Expert says Russian Story “Dream”   U. 5. Commission Has ‘No Comment’

Russians Test. A-Bomb, Paris Paper Reports   U. 8. Experts Daubt Story; Small Model Said Set OFE Tuna 17

BY RUSSIANS   Paris Story Is Viewed With Skepticism By U. S. Scientists

RUSSIA REPORTED TO HAVE EXPLODED A-BOMB JUNE to   iParis Rightist Newspaper Prints Dispatch That Test Model Was Set Off in Siberia.   0, S. SCLENTISTS  _- EXPRESS SKEPTICISM:   Story Says Blast Was Heard for About 20 Miles and That Small Bombs Are Being Made.

 Rightist Paper Prints Report From  Moscow That Russians Exploded ‘Atom Bomb Nearly Five Months Aco

Reds xploded  A-Bomb in June. Writer Claims   Parisian Paper Prints Report ‘From Moscow Saving Model Tested

Army’s Leading Authority Says Story ‘Amusing’ Maj. Gen. Groves Terms Claim OF Soviet A-Bomb ‘Pinedream’

Ist Test Was Made In June  ltem Renoris   Rightist Newspaper trois Copyrighiea vis patch; Weak Tremors Were Registered On Date Mentioned, AP Says

 ARMY ATOM BOMB AUTHORITY DEBUNKS REPORT RUSSIANS IDROPPED WEAPON IN TEST

REPORT ‘FROM MOSCOW’ SAYS ‘BOMB TESTED   Paris Paper Prints Tale Of Atomic Explosion Held In Siberia

Sensational Reports Are Doubted By Top Officials Paris Newspaper Says Soviets Have Tested Own Atom Bomb

Speculation Arises As To Whether U. S. Has Means To Detect Atomic Explosions

‘Test Model’ Set Off Last June, Report   Soviet Source For News Given; AEC’s Reaction—Silence

U.N. Council Holiday Hopes AreDampened      Peace Efforts In Greece “And Indonesia Threatened

Council Must Face ‘Urgent’ Crisis Spots   New Developments In Troubled Areas Demand Attention

Security Council Hopes Of Summe! Vacation Dashed  Greek And Indonesia Cases Hanging In Air

WARTIME SOLON GOES ON TRIAL   Justice Dept. And Defense Lawyers Outline Arguments Today In Trial Of Ex-Congressman Andrew J. May, Charged With Selling Influence.

House Passes Law fo Ban Poll Tax   No Senate Action This   No Senate Action This Year; Applies To Federal Elections

Bill To Outlaw Poll Tax  Passes   Unexpected Move Brings Action By House

SENATE THIS TERM SLIM   Seven Southern States Remain in Poll Tax Column

HOUSE FAVORS POLL TAX BAN   Legislation Would Oust Voting Requirement

Legislation Banning Poll Tax Passed By House Members  Measure Now Goes To Senate for Action Next Year

Poll Tax Ban Passed By House   Goes Through 290-111 in Surprise Move Today

Pass Bill to End Poll Tax   Sent to Senate for Approval; Applies to Presidential Elections

Anti-Poll Tax Bill Voted by House, 290-111   Unexpected Action Sends Controversial Measure to Senate

House Outlaws  Poll Tax In  Surprise Move   Startling Revelations Of Red Penetration Promised House Group

House Passes Poll Tax Bill  Unexpectedly Called Up: Vote Is 290-111

POLL TAX OUTLAWED IN BILE PASSED BY HOUSE, BUT DOOMED  SENATE NOT TO TAKE UE BAN ON 7-STATE LEVY BEFORE ADJOURNMENT

House OK’s Bill 1 to Outlaw Poll Tax as Vote Requirement.      Measure Passed by € 290-112 Vote--Effort : Made: ‘by! Southerners To Block lentclctien

Anti-Poll Tax Bill Passed By House   Surprise Move By Republicans Sends Measure To Senate

House Outlaws Poll Tax Law ©   Sends Measure to Senate After Vote

Poll Tax Measure ls Passed   House Sends It To Upper Chamber And Probable Pigeonhole

HOUSE PASSES POLL TAX BILI   Senate Gets Measure To Out. law Mandate Requirement For Federal Elections

House Passes Bill Banning Pot! ! ax After GOP Calls For Surprise Yote

Anti-Poll Tax Bill To Senate   Outlaws Poll Tax As Necessary For Vote In Federal Elections.

House Votes Loyalty Bill; Senate Cool   Measure Not On Upper Chamber’s Legislation List

Cool Reception For Loyalty Bill Seen In Senate   Measure Given Wide Majority In House

INDICT 20 AT STEUBENVILLE   Grand Jury Says Vice I: Condoned By Public Officials

In Ruins of Italian Town the Allies Bombed, Archeologists Now Discover the Lost Temple Of Goddess of Fortune, Built About 300 B.C.

Italian Ruins Show Finest Masonry Built in 300 B.C.  Ancient Construction Better Than Some Stonework of Today

HUNT 2 CONVICTS   ‘Search Moves to Jefferson County Near Nor-— tonville

ARABS, JEWS DIE IN NEW GUTBREAKS   Fears Expressed That 1936 Strife Will Be Repeated With Interest

BRITISH =CLAMP RIGID ~=CURFEW ON ARAB CITY   Repetition Of 1936 Arab Uprising Is Feared By Officials

RENEW STRIFE   Eighteen Reported Killed In Fighting; Curfew Is Imposed by Govt.

Rigid Curfew Imposed On Jaffa Arabs   Is.First Since ‘Bath OF Bleed’

Rigid Curfew Is Imposed On Arab Area  11 Killed In   11 Killed In Clashes Between Jews And Arabs

Curfew Closes: _ Arab Quarter:   New Violence Breeds Fea Of Maior Uovrising

RACTAL FLAREUP BRINGS CURFEW IN HOLY LAND   : Officials Fear Arab-Jewish  Strife Such as Bathed Palestine in Blood Decade Age.   11 DEAD, 26 HURT IN JAFFA CLASHES   Trouble Touched Off by An Attack On a Bicycling Jewish News Vendor Who Was Stabbed.

CURFEW CURBS ARABS IN JAFFA   Racial Outbreak Brings Stab Wounds And Death To 18

Racial Outbreaks Bring Curfew For Palestine Arabs  Eighteen More Deaths In Jerusalem Area:  Major Trouble Feared

Indonesians Apply Torch To Homeland   Towns In Path Of lnvaders Burneds Capital In Peril

Indonesians Leave Fires Where Forced To Retreat  Dutch Forces Near Republican Capital And Chief Port

2. -Way Drive  Threatens  Capital City  Four Towns Left in Flames ere Trkeataek Bodermnea

2-Way Drive Threatens Capital City   Pour Towns Left in Flames as Dutch Advance

Rainfall Over State Is General   Every Town in State Gets Rain, Says Weatherman

Rains General Over Texas: Show Reported   ~ Downpours Seen as Big Aid to Crops; Especially Wheat   WEATHER

DISTRESS SIGNAL SPURS SEEKERS   SFEK MINESWEEPERS ABANDONED BY TUG NEAR PALMYRA ISLE

Receive Radio Call from Trio   4 Minesweepers Lost in Pacific; First Report in Week

Faint Distress. Signal s Heard   Believe Seamen cn Lost Vessel Alive

Stil Hoping For Four Minesweepers   Cut Adrife by Tug Whee Fwel Exhausted: Wide Air. Sea Search fs Om

Still Hoping ForFour Minesweepers   Cut Adrift ky Tug. When Fuel Exhousted: Wide Air Seo Search [s On

CLUB ASKS CHILDREN NOT TO DAMAGE CARS   Sounds Warning Agains Hallowe’es Vandalism This Year   DON’T BREAK BOTTLES

SFA 1S: ALERTED FOR EMERGENCY   Government Ready to Act if Coal Holiday Is Lenethened

FARM JOBLESS. AID ADVOCATED   ADVISORY COUNCIL TO BUC  URGES FARM WORKERS , GET JOBLESS BENE2. ut ‘

FRENCH UNION WORKERS SNUB STRIKE ORDER   Civil Servants and Subway Groups Refuse Call by Red Leaders

Paris Transit Crews Reject Call To Strike   Communist-Inspired Watkouts Collapsing In Big French Cities

‘Hush’ Winner     Back toWork a Movement i in France Spreads fie Her Hobby

rrr en  France Winning Battle Against Red Strikers   Civil Servants Federation And Paris Subway Workers Refuse To Obey Strike Call By Communist Union Leaders; Demonstration Is Called Off

COMMUNISTS PARIS. STRIKE THREAT FADE!   Workers Returning to Jobs in Subway, Coalfields, Gov’t Offices.

Workmen Ignore Union  Strike Call   Thousands Stream Back To Jobs: Reds Lose Face

Frenchlidle Falls Under 1,000,000   Subway Group Refuses to Obey Strike Call Issued by Red Leaders

CIVIL SERVANTS IN FRANCE SNUB RED STRIKE CALI   Subway Workers Also Disobey The Communist Union

Subway, Bus Strike in Paris Fails as Workers Refuse to Answer Call

‘STRIKES CALLED BY FRENCH REDS FIZZLE OUT   As Workers Stay on Jobs

Fewer Than Million Still Out; Subway Tie-up in Paris Fails: Miners Return

Subway Strike Fails; Seamen, Railroaders  Return Ic Their Jobs   Few Civil Servants On Strike At Marseille — ‘“‘Red Capital”; AntiSabatoge Laws Proving Effective.

Paris Subway and  Bus Strikes Fail   Number of Idle. Workers in France Drops Below Million Mark

Strike Situation In France Shows Big Improvemen   Communists Wage Losing Struggle to Disrupt Nation

French Spurn Strike Orders   Communists’ Crippling Plan Fails — As Transporiation Workers, Rail And Mine Crews Go Back to Work

RETURN TO WORK. PARIS   Government Workers Refuse to Ohey Strike Call

Defiant Workers Cut Strike Total   Communists Suffer Setback; Army Protects Workers Returning To Iohs

PHONE STRIKE LIKELY TO BE LONG AFFAIR   ‘Negotiations Collapse and Both Side Look to Government  For Next Move      DOGR LEFT OPEN FOR “FEDERAL INTERVENTION

Telephone Strike Is Hung Up   Company Rejects Proposal For Industry-Wide Bargaining

Teachers Pay Bill Approved By House  Dorard Par Canita   Record Per Capita Apportionment Of $55 Is Approved 

Truck Driver Fimds Gan Used in Indianapolis Slaying ; Confesses after Long Grilling.   MURDER CHARGES ARE PUT ON FILE

Dress-Maker Fears Quality Will Suffer In Price Cuts  Two Banks Contend Competition Better Than Direct Action In Reducing Prices

SOME COMMODITIES RISE, OTHERS DROP   Fewer Corporations Announce Price Cuts Than on Other Days  Since Troman'« Anneal

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Calis It a Complex   Motor Launch Sank   Fighting in Jerusalem

Mutilation Slaying of Publisher Solved by Confession   Man Is Beaten to Death With Iron Pipe, His Arms, Legs and Head Severed. Then Widden in Packine Ravac

Estimate 350°Persons Are Killed in Ternfic  Explosion      #000 OTHERS INJURED   Report Poison Gas to Be Infiltrating the Burn ing City

CITY RAZED, POISON GAS REPORTED INFILTRATING INTO WRECKED SECTORS

Fire Still Raging At Noon As Aid Rushed To City Virtually Razed By Coast’s Worst Explosion

— II DLAI Explosions Rock Large  Coast Area  Explosion Razes City Of 15,000

EXTRA   Texas City Razed; Poison Gas Freed;  Fear Thousands Hurt

Texas City Is Wrecked--Fires And Poison Gas Sweep Area  390 TO 1,000 DEAD, 2 000 10

Thousand Injured In Texas Blast   Chain of Explosions Set Off When Nitrate Aboard Ship Detonates; Poison Gas Endangers Community

(Over 1,000 Injured . In Blast and Fires _ In Waterfront Town   GULF TOWN OF TEXAS CITY NEAR GALVESTON SAID PRACTICALLY DEMOLISHED BY CHAIN OF  BLASTS ORIGINATING WITH BURNING FRENCH SHIP

Hundred Mile Texas Area Rocked, Town Leveled As Ship Blows Up in Harbor   Red Cross Rushes Aid in Disaster

Town of 15.000 VirtuallyRazed After Chemical Ship Blows Up   Explosion Touches Of Blast Chain: Over 1000 Injured

‘“ Thousands Injured; - City Razed, Poison  Gas Snredde. In Area

Report Poison: Gas Adds Terror To Devastation   Blasts, Starting on Ship, Rocks. 100-Mile Area. of -Gulf Coast

Explosion Originates Aboard Ship   City of 15,000 Swept by Flames; Poison Gas Loosed

City of 15,000 Reported Razed by Serie: Of Blasts and Fires—Report Poison Gas Fumes Infiltrating Into City—Hundreds Reported Injured

350 Dead in Explosion in French Ship  City. T hi spar ted Razed by

Chain Of Explosions Set Off By Blast In Vesse! Loaded With Nitrate Razes Port Community — Poison Gas Fumes Said To Be Infiltrating Area—Many Persons Attracted To Scene Among Casualties —Heavy Damage Caused In Nearby Galveston

Ship Blast Causes A Major Disaster   Over Thousand Injured; Texas City Demolished   Poison Gas May 8 Infiltrating Into Gulf Coast Town Near Galveston

RAGING FIRES SPREAD AFTER BIG EXPLOSION   Poison Gas Filtering Over Wrecked Gulf  ‘Coast Community

BLASTS ROCK BIG AREA ALONG COAST; DAMAGE WILL RUN TNTD MILLIONS: THOUSAND ARE HURT

1,000 Injured, Plants Leveled At Texas City   Nitrate Cargo Starts Explosion Chain That Rips Industries, Hurls Wreckage 15 Miles

DISASTER TAKES TERRIBLE TOLL ON TEXAS COAST   SHIP EXPLOSION SETS OFF CHAIN OF BLASTS IN CHEMICAL PLANT

1,000 Believed Injured; Blast Practically Levels ~  Rown: Poison Gas Feared

Accident Occurs On French Ship “Holding Nitrate   Delonslion™ ae Areas rstants Think Thousands Hurt

Blast in Ship in Harbor Sets Off Chain of Explosions, Including Chemical Plant and Oil Company Property— Poison Gas Reported Infiltrating Town—Fires Out of Control Because There Is No Water—Blast Heard 160 Miles Away.

City Virtually Destroyed By Blasts; Ship Blows Up, Then Great Chemical Plant In Ruins   Poison Gas Reported Infiltrating Coast City; Fires Raging In Other Industries, No Water Available To Fight Them; Hundreds Injured; Vast Area Rocked

City of 15,000 Is Razed by Explosion   Series of Blasts Start in French Ship Docked at Texas City, Thought to Have Been Loaded With Ammunition; Effects Are Felt for Over 100 Miles.

NITRATE BLAST ROCKS COAST OF TEXAS   Hundreds, Maybe Thousands Injured In Disaster   POISON GAS   Infiltrating City, Public Official Warns; May Call Out State Guard

Seores Felled By Poison Gas Loosed In City   Huge Fires Reperted In Texas City. Following Explosions Aboard Ship In Harbor   \Disaster Termed  Worst In History   ‘City Razed and Thousands Believed Tnjured In Series of Blasts; Troops Called

Explosion 01 Shin Sets Of Other Blasts   Texas City, Tex., Virtually Raze  Report Poison

Poison — Gas Adds To Terror   Texas City Almost Wiped Out By Fire And Explosions Set Off By Ship Blast

5,000 Razed Blasts Touched Off By Vessel Din: sim iminene Chune tir

Texas City Is Reported Blown Away   Disaster Is Worst Ever to Strike Gulf Coast: Rusli Call Is Sent for Gas Masks    Blasts Are Series   Chain of Explosions Js Set Of by Qne on French Ship

At Least 1,000 Injured in Port City of 15,000 Only 10 Miles From Galveston

350 Believed Dead, 1,000 Injured, City of 15,008 Leveled   Holocayst Foliows Fire Aud Exniesicn on Ship: Chemical Works Nearby Destroyed

Fire Still Rages Following Blast Felt One Hundred Miles Away; Texas City, Population 15,000, Is Scene of Devastation; Rescue Workers Rush To Give Aid.

Newspaper Describes it. As Worst Industrial Disaster Ever Along Texas Coast $ 75 Bodies In One Clinic.

TEXAS CITY ASKS FOR GAS MASKS FROM U.S. ARMY   French Ship Blows Up At Dock; Town Of 15,000 Virtually Wiped Off Map; Poison Gas Reported Covering Area.

City of Over 15,000 is Levelled by Blasts   Explosions Start on French Ship Loaded With Nitrates 

FEAR CASUALTY LIST TO TOTAL IN THOUSANDS   Report Poison Gas Fumes In« filtrating City Near Galveston

Hundreds Feared Dead, Thousands Thought Hurt; Deadly Gas Fills Town

1,500 Said Injured; Coast City Is Razed By Chain of Blasts   French Liner Explodes, Spreads to Huge Chemical Plant; Poison Gas Infiltrates Burning Area; Sound Heard 100 Miles

Thousand  Injured —   Chemical Plant. Destroyed After Blast on Ship

Blast Razes Texas City Of 25 000   Fear Thousands Injured; Call For Gas Masks

1,000 Hurt; Ship Blows Up at Texas City: Great Chemical Plant Leveled

2,000 To 8,500 Reported Hurt   Worst Explosion In Gulf Coast History Rocks 100-Mile Area; Virtually Razes City Of 15,900 Persons

Worst Disaster in Gulf History Rocks 100-Mile Area; Troops Called Out

French Ship Explodes In Texas City Port   Report 1,000 Hurt, Town Leveled; Worst Explosion In Gulf History

Town Is Leveled In Ensuing Blasts; ‘Thousands Injured      Casualty Toll Attributed To Crowds Watching Fatal Ship Burn At Pier

Injures 1,000 Or More; City. Virtually Razed  Poison.Gas Reported > Infiltrating City: °°

POLAR LAKES REGION FOUND   Important Discovery Made On Polar Continent By Navy Expedition

Lakes, Mounds In Antarctic Discovered   By ALTON L, BLACKESLEE (Representing the combined  American Press) iDbieteihntad he Teitad DPenacet

Byrd Expedition Fliers Report Sighting ‘Oasis’ in Antartica; May Support Life Year Around

South Pole ‘Oasis,’ Free of Ice, Found bv Byrd Expedition Flyers

SOUTH POLA INLAND OASIS DISCOVERED      Lakes, Mounds Land - Might Support Settlements

NEW POLAR ‘CONTINENT’   . May Be Most. Important Result  Of Byrd Expeditior

Important Discovery Made By Byrd Group   ‘Oasis’ Of Muddy Lakes Devoid Of Ice May Indicate Land Is Suitable For Occupation

Inland Oasis Is Discovered At South Pole  Lakes, Brown Mounds Are Seen From Air

ener ie rer re re See ee Serer arer  ‘U. S. Legion  In Holy Land:  Suggested 

Harlem Furnace Yields Body of  Slain Executive   Police Question Negro, 22, in Stabbing of Advertising Official

SLAIN MAN'S BODY FOUND IN FURNACE   Police Report Suspect Admits Killing a Man

WARNS PALESTINE FACES OCCUPATION    Spokesman Fears New Outbreak By Terrorists

Bulgar Court Metes Death To Anti-Red  U. S. Protested Petkov Arrest

Death Given Bulgarian Anti-Red   Nikola Petkov Is Sentenced By People’s Court

BULGARIA DOOMS ANTI-RED CHIEF   Petkov, Opposition Leader, Sentenced to Death

ANTI-RED GETS DEATH VERDICT   Plot Against Bulgarian — Government Charged To Agrarian Leader

Hungarian Court Ch.arge's Petkov With Plotting — To. Overthrow Government

STRIKE-BOUND PAPERS PRINT   Six Big Chicago Dailies Use Photo-Engraving Process To Get Out Issues

CHICAGO DAILIES ~ GONTINUE ISSUES   Strike-Bound Papers tssue Sheets by Photoengraved Printing Processes

Chicago Papers Have “New Lock” But All Publish   Type Is From Engraved. Typewritten Pages and It Looks OK

Chicago's Daily Newspapers Out With hei ond  @e ts. PF. oh.   Strike Fails To Halt Publication   Reiterate Stand

Chicago Newspapers Hit Streets Despite Strike by 1,500   Six Publishers Jssu+ Engraved Sheets Put Out From Tyvypewritten Copies

Think Reds To Send Delegate To Conference   To Discuss European Economic Plan With French, British

UVIET READY FOR MARSHALL PLAN PARLEY’   Press and Radio Play Up Bie Sent to Molotov from Britain, France.

Plane Scrapes Mountain in L. A. Area, Loses Propellor; Bashes Two Enaines, Brought fo Safe Landing

China Gains Leat Qn Communists      Report 50,000 Troops Killed Or Captured In Fight

Three to Ask For New Trial Soon   Convicted of K. C. Vote Froud Participation

Convict Two in Primary Case.   Three Democratic Party Workers Guilty— Ask New Trial

MacArthur In Aid Offer To Philippines.   Typhean Called Worst Divester to Manila Since Wor: Loss Reperts bacomplete

‘MAC’ OFFERS AID 70 PHILIPPINES   51 Dead or Missing in islands’ Worst Typhoon

Philippines Offered Aid By MacArthur   Typhoon Termed Worst In 42 Years, Greatest “Calamity to Islands Since the War

MPARTHUR OFFERS  STORM-STRICKEN PHT IPPINES AI   Typhoon Described by Manila Press as “Greatest Calamity” to Islands Since the War.   51 DEAD OR MISSING; DAMAGE INTO MILLIONS   Major Casualty Is 32 Still Listed as Unaccounted for From Sunken Danish Liner.

America ‘Means Business’  In Trieste, Say Leaders   Spokesman Says U. S. Will Take All Necessary Steps To Resist Yugoslav Efforts To Grab Territory At Italy’s Expense

Wac Jewel Thief May Gain Freedom   Japanese Officer Tos Die on Galiows

Jap Medical Officer To Hang for Atrocious Slaying of U.S. Airmen

jap Alrociiy Murderer Given Death Sentence   18 Others Convicted Of Killing Get Prison Terms

JAPS FORGIVEN FOR WAR ROLE, OBSERVER SAYS   Attitude Appears To Prevai With MacArthur Down Through Top Aides

Expect Congress To Act Favorably On Stopgap Aid   Amount Of Aid And Condi. tions To Be Stipulated Are Uncertain {   CONGRESS BEGINS WORK ON PROBLEM

GOP TO SUPPORT PROPOSAL. THAT EUROPE RECEIVE AID   AMOUNT OF HELP FOR FRANCE. ITALY AND AUSTRIA NOT YET DE.  CcIDED .

TRUMAN ASKS ‘SOLONS 10 KILL SPECIAL BILLS   President Plans To Reques' Repeal Of Other Emergency Statutes Soon

TRUMAN REQUESTS CONTROL LIFTING   Freeing of Wartime Curbs Is Asked Today by President.

Enacted for. :     Of Wortinc   URGES CONGRESS TO.SPEED — -FREEDOM FROM WAR CONTROLS ‘ BY‘YREPEALING 24. TEMPORARY STATUTES

Truman Asks End To Some Controls   President Favors Repeal of 24 War-Time Measures

Seeks to Retain Authority to Arm Merchant Shins  Gives Congress His Recommendations on Over 100 Statutes

Asks Repeal, War Controls   President Would End 24 Statutes To Help Reconversion Effort

TRUMAN ACTS 70 END MORE WAR CONTROLS   White House Asks Congress for the Repeal on Temporarv Statutes.

Two Girls Are ~ Killed In Fall      Atomic Energy Project Secretaries Found : By Guide

Booby Trap Concealed Behind Dead Soldier’s Back Blows Two British Sergeants To Bits      By CARTER L. DAVIDSON

Eye Witness: AP Man Gives Account of Destruction of Bodies   Ry CARTER L. DAVIDSON

“Tomorrows Headlines “Jaday GARY COOPER REJECTED SEVERAL SCRIPTS LOADED WITH RED VIEWS

More Film Stars Give Testimony At Movie Probe  Gary Cooper Tells OF Rejecting Scripts Having Red Tinge

Country Se ething With Unrest After Soiixoza Engi ine ered Plot’ s . Nicaragua Ripe For Revolu: tion, Says Writer Who Covered ‘Coup’

Hatch Fears Communism Will Take Europe Unless U. S. Expands Its Propaganda Campaign Very Soor

Snowstorm Moving To Atlantic Coast   Falls Over Wide Area; Below-Freezing Weather Hits North Central Area

Belt of Snow Crossing U. 5.   Eastern Oklahoma to Cape Hatteras; Six Inches in St. Louis °

NEW SNOW SAID TRAVELING EAST   Latest Spring Storm Moving Toward Carolina And Hatteras Region; Expected To Center Friday Morning.

Pe ae ee  NEW WAVE OF SNOW MOVES FROM WEST   Wind Front Heads Into Quehec Regions

New Snowstorm Rolls Eastward From Oklahoma   Winter Weather Retains Firm Grip On Middle West

Snowstorm Moves Out OF Oklahoma Toward   Atlantic Coast With Fall Widespread - - ---

Winter Still (verstays Its Schedule   Falls of Snow Are Reported as Far South as Tennessee

NATION STILL IN WINTER'S GRIP   New Snow Storm Strikes Middle West, East

STORM MOVES OUT OF STATE TOWARD EAST   Heavy Snows Reported in Kansas, Missouri, Illinois; Winds Diminish

Howling ‘Winds Leave 16 Dead; Mercury Drops   Storm Moves Off Into Quebec But Snow . Follows.

President Starts Back To Capital And Pending Bills   Truman on Way to Washington Tax and Labor Bilis Await His Action.

President Gives No Hint of How He Will Act on Tax Reduction Bill

HOME: TAX BIL DEADLINE NEAR   Says He'll Act ‘30 Minutes Before Time Runs Out’; Labor Decision Next

Truman Mum onTaxand — Labor Bills   President Heads Home to Face Damestic Issues

TRUMAN SPEEDS BACK TO CAPITAL   President Concludes Visit  To Canada

Truman Refurns To Washinaton And Tax Cut Bill   President Elated Over Successful Trip To Canada

Truman Returns To Face Issues   Plans To Tackle Tough Domestic Problems

Truman Facing Tough Problems   President Gives No Hint Of Decision  fin Teeree.

TRUMAN GOES HOME TO DECIDE ON BILLS   Seeks To Smooth International Waters

Chief Executive Strikes Back at State Federation   Says Campaign Pledges Did Not Bind Him to Condone Abuses

DONNELLY STRIKES BACK AT UNIONS   GOVERNOR DECLARES “IT IS TIME FOR LABOR TO CLEAN HOUSE."

OF PALESTINE   Official Opinion Swinging to View That Mandate Must be Ended

12 WRECK VICTIMS STILL IN HOSPITAL   11 Other New York-Miami Passengers Released

New Killings In Palestine    Arabs Challenge Jews To Battle Following Slayings in Haifa

ANOTHER ARAB IS GUN VICTIM   Clandestine Greup Issues Civil War’ Decree

Propose Law To Ban Klan   Would Disband Groups Discriminating in Matte Of Race, Creed, Color

Pennsy Plans End To Ku Klux Klan   State Senator Poposes A Law To Outlaw Such Organizations.

INTERCEPTION OF JEWISH —BLOCKADE_CAUSES_ MORE. _  TENSION IN PALESTINE ~~

Continual Sniping Endangers Lives  In Palestine Tiff  Gunfire Is Directed Against Convovs. Funerals Rv gf ee,

Convention News   District Numnbet One’ Christian Endeaver. Contention Wilt Be Here, June 12 and 13

BRITISH SLASH LOAN ACCOUNT   Only 400 Millions To Remain After Aug. 29

French Scouts Harbor Germans   Secretly Keep 17 WouldBe Scouts from Germany At World Jamboree

FRENCH BOY SCOUTS HAVE ‘PEACE PLAN!   In Name of Brotherhood, They Se cretly Keep German “Scouts” at Jamborer.

British Rush Plans for Paris Parley  Poland Is Willing to Take - Part in Conclave

Powers Push Preliminaries  OF Paris Tall   Russ Vanguard at Parley; Clayton, British Meet .On Dwindling Loan

POLAND BACKS AID PROPOSAL   Nation Willing to Take Par! In Discussions; Britain  Pushes Parley Plans

Officials Rush Plans For Pari Aid Parley —   Vanguard Of Soviet Delegates Reaches French Capital

British Speed Preparations  For Aid Parley   VN ariguard of Russian Delegation in Paris For “Save Europe’ Talk

Phil LaFollette fo Aid Army   Leaves Tuesday; to Confer With Clay

Official Opposition To Proposed Action Warned By Snyder   Shortages Continue To Stop Production Instead of Capital

SVEDER WARNS AGAINST TAX EDUCTIONS   Says Would Hurt Campaign Halt Price Spiral

Snyder Battles Against Tax Cuts   U. S. Treasury Head Warns Senators to Push Debt Payments

Army May Put Communists lia Separate Units   Would Keep Them Under Surveillance in Any Renewal of Selective Service

ARMY PLANS 10 WATCH COMMUNISTS   Separate Units Would Be Formed if Draft Resumed

Army May Put Drafted Communists In Special Units For Close Surveillance

May Asks  New Trial  ” 7 . & sa eves i ia a oe      Says Prejudice Swaved Jury

Five Killed in Airplane Crash   Ford Production Lines Working   $1,000,000 Fire Hits Industrial Waterfront   Argentina Will Get Canadian Newsprint

Fear High Court Ruling Imperils Rights of States   Reclamation Session Asked to Support Move for Legislation

Czech Cabinet Faced With Widenine Ritt   Repert Crisis Caused By Communists—-Benes May Moke an Annu!

RED-BRED CRISIS Czech Cabinet Is Summoned  In Effort To Patch Up Rift 

CZECH CABINET SESSION CALLED   Summoned To Try To Patch Up Widening Left And Right Breach

THEIR CABINET \UMMONEDINTO SPECIAL MEET   senes Is Expected te Make Appeal to Settle Rift

A Widening Czech Rift   Communist Demands For Greater Power Bring Cabinet Crisis

Czech Gov't. Faces Crisis   Cabinet Called In Attempt To Patch Rift.

Czech Government Calls Conference To Meef Red Crisis   Slovakia Scene of Disturbance in Latest Commie Move

REDS’ TAY TO PAGK COUNCIL KILLS ACCORI   President Benes Prepares’ a Personal Appeal for Harmony.

SEEK TO IRON OUT A CZECH CABINET RIFT   Special Session Called to Bridge Difference Between Left and Right, Caused by Communists in Slovakia.

Communist Demands Cause Sharp Split in Czech Cabinef   Firs? Seriaus Break in Twe Years in Eight-Farty Tie-Up; Conservatives Say Reds “Manufactured” Wrongie

DEMOS SAID MAKING GAINS oe - Truman Hails Demo Victory In Chicago As Start Of New Trend

Truman Hails Triumph Of Chicago Democrats ‘Holds News Conference

Butter Jumps on N. Y. Exchange  7) See peer She ae gee 2 oe   Wholesale Price Up Four Cents a Pound

TVA SUPPORTERS ACCEPT FUND CUT   Backers Hope To Kill Prooosed Amortization Plan

UN MAY DEFEAT, U.S, PROPOSALS WITHOUT RUSSIA   Voting Refusals Could Kill Balkan Plan of American

REJECTION OF BALKAN BORDER WATCH HINTED   United Nations Security Council Expected to Turn Down American Proposal.

Admiral Byrd, 11 Others Ely Over South Pole   By H. DD. Quigg United Press Staff Correspondent  (For the Combined American Press}

Byrd Drops U.N. Flags On New Land   Planes Discover Gigantic Ranges Near South Pole

‘Vast Areas Discovered By Byrd At South Pole   United Nations Flags Plummet to Snow At Bottom of the World From Admiral’s Plane

Byrd Again Flies Over South Pole  UN Flags Are Dropped; 10  ~ Dlanac Man Area

Soviet’s Aim Is To Conquer Earth, Ex-Ambassador Bullitt Declares

Russia Is Out To Rule World. Bullett Says   Rep. Vito Marcantonio De. nounces Former Ambassador For ‘Red Baiting’

STATE COURT POST FILLED   Judge Fine, Luzerne County. Appointed to Vacancy On Superior Bench

REDS DEBATE ARMED FORC BUDGET CUT   18 Per Cent of Expenditures Go To Armed Forces

Russia Cuts. Funds For Arms  18% Of Budget  ‘ T. Ge For Services:

RED PARLIAMENT DEBATES BUDGET (CALLING FOR ONLY 18 PERCENT ‘EXPENDITURE FOR HER ARMED FORCES

Russia Will Spend Less on Army  During Next Year  Proposed Budget Put: Aside 18 Per Cent Of Total to Military

[Russia’s 1947 Budget Set Fof $74 Billion Spending $13 Billion for Armed Services -

Bilbo — Statesman Without Words, But He’s Main Actor In Big Show

Mississippi Church Celebration Brings Plaudits and Prayers for Silent Host

US. Agencies Hail Ford Cut As Pace Setter   Price Action Jibes With President’s Stabilization Plea

Ford's Price Cut Hailed by U.S. Officials   Reductions Ranging Up to $50 Announced By Auto Builder

AN ‘ENCOURAGING’ START TOWARD CAR PRICE REDUCTION   The Government Officials Are Pleased With the Ford Announcement.   TRUMAN HAD ASKED   A “Crucial” Contribution te Sustain High Production and Employment,

First Move te-Prepare. For Business Dip Seen. Tee Pawarmwman?t Pranamict

Ford Slash in Price of Cars Encouraging   Government Officials See Start Toward  Lower Price I evel

OFFICIALS LAUD FORD FOR CUTS IN CAR PRICES   Motor Firm- President Calls His Surprise Action Move

Government Officials Hail Ford.Price Slash   “Crucial” Contribution Te Sustained Business Activity. Economist! Save

CAPITAL HAILS CUT IN PRICE OF FORD GARS   Officials See Action Incentive For More Buving

‘ENCOURAGING AID: TO BUYING POWER —  Ford Price. Cut Hailed: as Good Start

Ford Price Reduction Applauded   Government Leaders Elated Over Action To Stabilize Economy

Ford’ 5 Price Cut Heartens U.S. Officials   See General Reduction in Living Costs

Ford Price Reduction Is Praised   Bi-Partisan. Approval Given ‘Economic Gesture’

Ford Price Cut Gives Good Sign    Government Hails Act  as ‘Encouraging’ Start Toward General Price  _ Reductions      Telegram Is Sent   Steelman - Tells Ford News ‘Is Good ‘for Entire Country

Ford’s Auto Price Cut Termed “Encouraging Start” to Lower Levels

Ford Cut In Car Prices Is Given Praise   GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS PLEASED WITH POLICY

ACTION HAILED AS PROMISING BY INDUSTRY   Reductions Up To $50 On All Ford Cars   Hopeful Other Companies Will Follow: Greater Production Expected

Ford Cut In Auto Prices Is Applauded   Administration Offiéials, Congressmen Look For Anti-Inflationary Effect

Announced Cut In Prices By Ford Applauded   Held Contribution To Production And High Employment

ARE ANIC ATED ALONG ALL LINES   Ford Cut Expected to Be Fol~ lowed By Other Slices In  Consumer Goods

Ford Price Cuts Hailed By Officials   ‘Encouraging Start’ Toward Goal, Say Economists

Ford Cuts His Prices Up To $50 Per Auto   Government Officials Hail Action as Start Toward General Drop

GOV'T HAILS FORD PRICE GUT AS START IN RIGHT WAY   Hope Industry Will Follow To ~ Halt Spiraling Price Trends

/Hail Ford Automobile Price Reduction AsSignal For Lower Trend Of All Price:

Officials Hail Ford Price Cut   Reductions Ranging To $50 Indicate a Start to Truman’s “I ower Price Level”’

Government Officials Herald Ford Price Cut; Await Action of Others

Ford Price Cut Hailed With Jo)  Washington Plea sed With Announcemen

Officials Hail Ford Price Cut  ‘Auto Firm Reduces - Prices Up To $50

Economists And Solons Applaud Ford Price Cut   Hailed As Leading Industry Toward General Reductions.

Reductions in Ford Prices Encouraging   Officials Believe It is Start Toward More Price Cutting

Ford Car Price Cuts Praised By Officials   Move Is Termed ‘Encouraging’ Start Toward Reductions Sought By Truman

Ford Price Cut Seen As Start Of Reductions   Government: Officials Claim It An Encouraging Sign.

Auto Price Cut Hailed by Official Washington as Encouraging Start

IN LINE WITH TRUMAN PLEA TO CUT BACK   Reductions Range Up To $50, Ford Co. Announcement Says

Beginning Of A Trend Ford Reduces New Car Price $15 To $50; Move Applauded

Ford Cut in Price ‘Crucial’   Seen as Contribution to Sustained Production and Employment

--Economists Applaud-  An ‘Encouraging’ Start Toward General Cuts Seen By Truman Aides

Called Crucial Contribution to High Production   Business People Aaree in Principle

Cuts Announced By Ford, Indicate Prices To Be Slashed From $15 to $50

DRAFT DETAILS FOR CONTROL OF ATOMIG ENERGY   American Suggestions Will Launch Commission On New Negotiations

US. Presents  First Plan on Atom Control   American Proposals Siart Commission On New Phase

U.S. Drafts First Detailed Plan on Control of Aton    Program te Be Submitted To Energy Commission

DETAILS FOR ATOM CONTROL ARE DRAFTED   Will Be Presented Wednesday to Atomic Commission

NAGY SAYS COUP RAP AT U, S. AID   Ousted Hungarian Premier Charges Artificial Stimulation

Nagy Enroute To New York   Ex-Premier Of Hungary Is Expected To Arrive Lute This Afternoon   ASSAILS TACTICS OF COMMUNISTS

lowa, Nebraska . Swept By Storms   Five Inches Of Rain Send. Rivers Out Of Bank;  Damage Realts.

Today On Capitol Hill ....  Asks Probe Of Labor Rackets In Washington

Hartley Wants Subpoena Power For House Group   House Labor Committee Plans To Probe Charges of Labor Racketeering

INSTALLED OFFICERS   E. M, Lindsey and Staff Had Charge of the I. O. O. F. Installation. .

REBEKAHS ARE INSTALLED IN CEREMONY HERE   Agnes Heatley Takes Chai as Noble Grand Mondav Night

GERMANS VOTE STRIKE MAY 22   Labor Chiefs Angered By Food Pinch Call Factory Walkout

GERMAN WORKERS VOTE TO STRIKE FOR MORE FOOD   Stuttgart Factory Labo:   Leaders Decide to Call Walkout May 22 Unless Shortage Is Overcome.   DEMAND FOR 40-HOUR WEEK ALSO IS MADE   Action, First of its Kind in U - §. Zone, Follows General Clay’s Assurance of Early Relief.

Food StrikesWilson Says ‘ Threatened He Didn’tSet ‘ ForU.S.ZoneFatal Blaze’

German Laborites In U. S. Zone Vote To Strike for Food   Leaders Say Workers Weakened by Rations

 Walkout May 22 Voted  in Protest  Gérmans Threaten’ Food St ker  Tleover Says Crisis Temporary

GERMAN LA HEADS PROTEST FOOD SHORTAGE   Angrily Threaten Te Call General Strike; Relief  Ferecast   BITTER RESENTMENT SHOWN AGAINST U. §

Labor Leaders In Stuttgart Vote To Call Food Strike Political Agents  Stirring Trouble Will Be Jailed,

Labor Officials At Stuttgart Vote General Strike Due To Food Crisis

WAA OFFICIAL, EX-CONVICT IN FBI'S CUSTODY   J. Edger Hoover Says Pai Wanted for Fraud in Handling Textiles

WAA OFFICIAL IS ARRESTED   Ex-Convict AlsoHeld on Charges Of Fraud Action

WAA Official  Arrested On  Fraud Charge FBI Also Accuses  Former Convict

2 Arrested ‘In Probe Of WAA Fraud   Former Convict And Expediter Accused  By PLELT. Beating ULs  On Woolen Sale

Two Nabbed For Fraud  FBI Chief Reveals Arrest of WAA Official And An Ex-Convict

WAA Aid, Ex-Conviet  / Accused © “HUGE TEXTILE.      “HUGE TEXTILE LOOT: FOUND ~

WAA Official Arrested on Fraud Charge   Reported to Have Conspired With ae Former Convict

FBI Arrests WAA Official.  Ex-Convict   — Hoover Reports Sales Documents Were Altered

For Alleged Fraud War Surplus Sale Official And Ex-Convict Are Arrested

F.B.I. Seizes Ex-Convict,  WAA Officia  Charges s Attempt to Defra

WAA Official and Ex-convict Held  In Textile Fraud  Allegedly Forged Document; Total ‘Steal’ of $144,000

NAB WAA MAN AND EX-CONVICT   FBI Hold 2 on Charge of Defrauding U. S.

War Assets Aide Nabbed For Fraud   Official and Ex-Convict Seized by FBI In Textile Scheme

WAA EXPEDITER ARRESTED BY FBI   CHARGED WITH FRAUC IN TEXTILE SCHEME ALONG WITH EX-CON

FBI Charges WAA Official With Fraud   Ex - Convict, Governmen! Official Arrested For I.  legal Saleg Scheme

FEDERAL OFFICIAL ARRESTED BY FB ON FRAUD CHARGI   WAA Expediter and Former Convict Held for Deal in  Tawttlae ~.

CITE OFFICIAL IN FRAUD GASE   FBI Announces Arrest Of WAA Official And ExConvict On Charges Of Fraud.

Two Seized Fo or  Alleged Fraud —   FBI Charges WAA Expediter, Ex- Convict Got ‘Government Textiles.

G-Men Arrest An Ex-Convict, WAA Official   Charge Pair Schemed To Obtain Surplus Te xtiles Through Forgery

pequires Dubious Honor  Crime Rate In Michigan Growing Apace, FBI Says

Michigan Over Region Average      Murder Cases Show Rise; State Is Below National Averade ©

Voters In Scores of Communities In State Name Municipal Officers

AirplanesTiieft Laid : Td) ‘Fccapedh Convict:       ‘Men Hunted in Four States’

AIRPLANE STOLEN AT SPRINGFIELD   Believed Taken By One of Five Escaped Convicts

FIVE CONVICTS SOUGHT AFTER TERROR REIGH   Plane Thief Believed Same Man Who Took Craft In 1946

VIOLENT TYPHOON HITS PHILIPPINES   DAMAGE CAUSED IN SIX IS LANDS--STORM HEADED TOWARD MANILA.

British Troops Move Into Arab, Jew War Area   "Shoot To Kill’ Orders Are Given

BRITISH TROOPS RING TEL AVIV   ‘Shoot to Kill’ Order Issued in Effort to Stamp Out Violence.

SHOOT TS KELL’ ORDER OF BRITISH   Curfew From Dusk To Dawn Clemped On Area

British Troops Deployed Among Jews and Arabs   Palestine Warfare Now in ‘Shoot-to-Kill’ Stage; 240 Dead

BRITISH TROOPS TO BATTLE FRONT NEAR TEL AVIV   Soldiers With “Shoot to Kil” Orders Will Try to Stamp Out Bloody Arab-Jewish Disorders.   CURFEW IS CLAMPED ON “NO MAN’S LAND”   Palestine Police Used as Pa  trols Inside Area as Tommies Form Lines Along Border.

Dawn-to-Dusk Curfew Js Established and Troops Have Orders To ‘Shoot To Kill’

Shoot to Kill Orders Given  In Holy Land   British Troops Are Told To Stamp Out Disorder; To Mounts to 240

British Act To End Jew, Arab Battle  Troops Receive ‘Shoot To KilP Order 179 Donel

British Soldiers To ‘Shoot to Kill In Palestine   Bloody Border Area Scene of New Effort To End Aggression

BRITISH PATROL BATTLE AREAS   Troops Enforce Curfew At Tel Aviv Border to Halt Jew-Arab Fichis

ACTION TAKEN TO BRING END TO BLOODSHED   Additional Deaths Are Reported As Arabs Renew Attacks

British Troops Act to Halt Palestine War   Curfew Is Imposed on ‘No Man‘s Land’ to End Strife

Troops Ordered Shoot To Kill  Curfew Is Placed On ‘No-Man’s Land’

Radio Appeals Are Made to Miners to Help National Coal Board Make Socialization Work.

Socialism Faces Test in Britain   Government Will Control Coal Mines After Padav

Britain Takes Over Coal And Wireless   Labor Party Begins Supreme Test of Socialistic Theories

British Socialism  Faces Great Test Coal Industries Go to Government

LABORITES FACE SUPREME TEST   Public Ownership Of Mines, Communications Starts Today

SIX MORE ABDED TO TEXAS STORM TOLL KOW-AT 53   ;Governor Flies to Scene For Personal Inspection :  Relief Rushed

Solons Finish Details of Organization   Pension Bill Receivec By House; Party Whip Is Appointed

McCormack Is Democrat Whip   House Gets Bill to Lower Pension Age; Legislators Thresh Out Chief's Program

McCormack Namec Democratic Whip By Minority Group  New Bill to Lower Pension Age to 60 Submitted to House

PRICE BOOSTS IN FOOD ITEMS SEEN   Coal Increases to Hike Cost of Most Steet Products

GULD RISE IN MANY PRICES EXPECTED   Nearly All Food Items and Most Steel Products to Be Affected.

F ood and Steel Costs Mounting  Rise in Corn and Coal Prices Will Affect Consumers Alt Alona Line

EXPECTS U, S. 10 EXTEND SUPPORT OF FARM PRICES   Chairman of Agriculture Board Predicts Extension of Price Props

Southwestern ~ Bell Company In Final Offer   CONFERENCE SCHEDULED FOR TODAY ON STRIKE

Southwestern Negotiations To Be Resumed   Union Rejects New Wage Proposal Which Company Declared Was Final Offer

Workers Turn Down Phone Company Bid   Say Southwestern Bell Must Grant Same Increase As Other Industries Got

Southwestern Phone Union Rejects Offer   Schedule New Joint Negotiation Session At St. Lous Today

§. W. BELL, UNION MAY MEET TODAY   Federal Conciliators Schedule Tentative Joint Negotiating Session in Move to End 37-Day-Old Telephone Strike.

Telephone Deadlock Drags On   In St. Louis, Union Rejects Company Wage Offer, and_in East, Bell Does the Rejecting

Final’ Wage Offer By Southwestern Spurned by Union   U.S. Conciliators Schedule Another Session at St. Louse

Union Rejects Phone Firm s “Final” Offer   But New Session Tentatively Set For Late Today

Latest Company Offer Rejected By Union Chiefs   Workers Stand Firm For ‘Cost of Living’ Increase in Scales

BOY KILLS SELF WITH “UNLOADED” PISTOL   Bullet Goes Through Springfield Youth’s Head and Wounds Wis Younrer Brother.

Export Slash Aims at Reds  Harriman Considers   Harriman Considers Further Curtailment

FAMOUS BAVARIAN LEADER 1S DEAL   ‘Gen. Yon Epp Sought Armis tice for Munich

To Benefit Peace Of World” an Wallace Indicates That He Might Run For Presidency

Wallace Keeps Door Ajar for Possible Bolt   Party Must Change to Fit His Definition . of “Liberal” .

Wallace Keeps Door Open For Possible Party Bolt  Won't Commit Self on Support _

Wallace Hints Bolt   May Leave Democratic Party Unless It Be~comes More Liberal

Explains Foreign Policy Attacks  Wallace Answers _ Reporters Questions

WALLACE KEEPS DOOR OPEN FOR LEAVING PARTY   Too Early to Say Whether He Will Support Truman for Re-election

“To Benefit  Pea ace OF Wor Id”  WV allace re "That lle   Might Run For Presidency

Wallace May Bolt Demo Party Unless lt Adopts His Ideas of ‘Liberalism’

WALLACE MAY NOT STAY WITH DEMOS IN NEXT CAMPAIGN   Wants Change Made to Fit His Definition of Liberal or  He Will Bolt

Vandenberg Asks Faets  On Greece   Asks If Other Small Nations Will Ask Help

F lood of Loan Pleas Feared   Vandenberg Wants Truman Explanation

Full mplications Of Proposed Aid To Greece Asked   Sen. Vandenberg See: Possibilities of Wide U. S. Involvement

VANDENBERG WANTS MORE INFORMATION      As to Whether  “Greek Aid ‘Would Create New Policy

Ask Truman To State Whether All Friendly Nations Will Benefit   Vandenberg Wants President To Give Congress And Nation All Implications Involved In Proposal In Foreign Policy Address.

Demand Truman Speak Frankly Or Greek Problem   Senate Leaders Ask Near East Question Be Fully Discussed

‘Truman Prepares Nationwide Talk   Vandenberg Wants President To' Reveal All Implications Of Proposed Loan To Greece

Vandenberg Suggests Other Requests May Follow Greek Loan   Asks Truman to Clarify Danger Of “Chain Reaction’

Vandenberg Asserts Greece Is Precedent   Asks Truman To State Whether US. Financial Aid May Be Proposed ‘Around the World?

Turns Down Suggestion to Make Investigation Open to American Press

Committee Moves For Deportation  Of Eisler, Wife   Un-American Activities Unit Issues Warrant for Suspected Communist

Jewish Agency In U.N. Appearance  Cleveland Rabbi To  Peacant Caea Ta De-lia:-

Jewish Agency In U.N. Appearance  Cleveland Rabbi To Present Case To Politica

is & Aets Ts Bolster  Fight On Communism   $15,000,000 In Credits To Hungary Suspended After Soviet Coup D’Etat Overthrows Government: Yugoslavia Rejects Protest Against Tito Seizure

Debate is Limited On Aid to Greeks   House Members Agree To Vote After Nine Hours of Discussion

Greek-Turkish Aid Bill Clears First Hurdle In Congress   Debate Limited To Nine Hours By Rules Group

I) lee  GM Will Take Week Off From Making Passenger Cars As Steel Supplies Running Low

Steel Shortage Forcing GM To Close For Week   Ultimately 180,000 Workers To Be * FT aid CHE.

G. M. Will Hall Auto Production For Week's Time  Blames Action On Steel ‘Condition’

Steel Shortage To Cause Auto Plant Shutdown   GENERAL MOTORS PLANT PLANS A WEEK’S LAY-OFF

GM. TO HALT CAR MAKING FOR WEEK   LOW STEEL iNVENTORIES FORCE STEP — 115,000 WILL BE LAID OFF.

To Close GM Plants a Week   Steel Supplies Short, Due to July Coal  Mining Situation

(. M. Blames Coal For Its Shutdown  Giant Auto Maker To Lay Off Thousands for Week

CLOSING HITS GM FACTORIES   Idle For Week: Steel Shortage Blamed

GM Calls Halt Of One Week In Output Of Autos   ‘Disturbed Conditions In Steel Industry Blamed For Layoff Of 180,000 Workers

GM Calls Halt In Passenger Car Division   Disturbed Conditions In Steel Industry Brings ' Lavoff

Week Off AtG. M.   Shutdown in Auto Planis Blamed On Shortage of Steel

180,000 10 BE LAID CFF JOBS; MINERS BLAMED   General Motors, Which Makes About Half Of Nation's Motor Cars, Has In sufficient Supplies Of Steel.

180,000 WORKERS AFFECTED  GM Orders Shutdown For One Week On Car Output

Steel Shortage Is Forcing Shutdown Af General Motors   180,000 Workers Caught in a Layoff Resulting From Mine ‘Vacation’

GM Stops Work on Cars for Week Due to Short Steel Pile   Company Blames Coal Mining Situation for Work Stoppage

GAR PRODUCTION HALTED BY GM   Disturbed Conditions Ir Steel Industry Bring On Week’s Shutdown

Steel Shortage Is Forcing Shutdown At General Motors  180,000 Workers Caugh  in a Lavaff Recultina

General Motors Closed For Week By Lack Of Steel   Blame Coal Mine Situation Existing During Early July

GMToTake Week Off From Making Passenger Cars   Corporation Declares Steel Supplies Too Short To Permit Full-Time Operations

GM Shutdown Blame Steel  Conditions   , Will Lay Off Workers Due To Lack Of Supplies: Week Vacation.

G.M. STOPS GAR OUTPUT A. WEEK   Delay In Production Blamec On ‘Steel Conditions’

GMC To Cease Car Production For One Week   Shert Steel Supplics Resulting From Coal Strike  o Blamed For Shutdown; Affects 180.000 Workers

<M Auto Lines [dle Next Week In Steel Lack  Seven-Day Shutdown Will Bring Layoffs Of TRO CAD Worker:

AUTO PLANTS TO BE CLOSEN   [ate PASSENGER CAR PHO. DUCTION AT GM PLANTS  TO BEHALTED FOR © ~~ WEEK

GM T0 SUSPEND WORK FOR WEEK   Short Steel Supplies Force Halt To Car Production

WEEK’S LAYOFF BY AUTO FIRM   General ‘Motors Shutting Down Because Of Steel Shortage

Blames Coal Mining General Motors to Shut Down Monday for a Week

STEEL INDUSTRY STATUS BLAMED FOR GM’S HALT   Week's Layoff, Starting Mondoy, Will Affect About 180,000 Workers

CM TO CLOSE PLANTS MONDAY FOR ONE WEEK   Blames ‘Disturbed Conditions in Steel Industry for Layoff of 180,000

General Motors Halts Passenger Car Production   One-Week Shutdown, Beginning Monday, To Be  Made Because Of Steel Industry’s Upset CANA AK Pina Ta fia Ce Aba wee

GM To Close Shop A Week   Steel Conditions Fores Firm To Send 180,000  Workers Home

TO STOP MAKING CARS   GM Will Take Week's Lavoff Be. cagee of Steel ( onditions

NewColdWave  Invades State   Snow Blankets Mid-West; Mercury Drops Over U.S.

U.N. Presses for Test Vote On Problem of Palestine  Russia Accuses Great Britain  Of ‘Working Against Solution’

Test Vote On Palestine Is Due Today   Looks Like Holy : Land Partition By Narrow Margin

l'unds Are Approved  By House   Postoffice Gets Large Share In Deficiency Bill

UNIONS STILL ONSTRIKE   -Hold-Up Full ‘Settlement  Of Disputes —

‘All America Seeks To Aid Italian. Girl _ Whose Fiance Died As She Came To U.S.

hest of World bPibes It thard to t nderstand eS ELA Poovie  Americans Show 'Wide Heart'‘To Italian Bride

Case of Maria Formicola !s Example Why Rest of World Con‘t Understand America 

"TEEN AGE LOVER AND DIVORCEE NOT TO MARRY IN OHIO   Young Mother Says She Is Determined to Have Youth  ‘One Way Or Another’:

Divorcee Wants Boy For Husbane   WSekeowlaad Ta MAtaie   Determined To Wait ‘Til 16-Year-Old fs 21

“He’s My Man,” Says Divorcee, 24, ‘Thwarted In Ramance With Boy. 16

Four Killed Tin Shootings ‘In Chicago   Gunmen Slay Three And One Of Former Is Shot Down By Police: Two Wounded. One Captured

‘Mad Dog Killers Shoot 3   Two Others Wounded As Chicago Gunmen Go On Wild Rampage

4 Dead in Chicago Gand War Flareup   Two Others Wounded On ‘One-Way Ride’; Cops Slay Suspect ¢

Three Slain, Two Wounded By Trio Of “Mad Dog Killers” In Chicago Before Cons Kill One, Seize One, Hunt Third

THREE KILLED BY CHICAGO GUNMEN   POLICE SLAY ONE, NAB SECOND MAN IN ‘MAD DOG’ KILLINGS

“Mad Killers” Run Rampant in Chicago Area      THREE MEN KILLED IN WILD SHOOTING AFFRAY

Gang War In ‘‘Windy City’”’....  kine aged Killers In C hicago Shoot Five

Gunmen Kill Trio J Wild Shooting Spree in Chicago   Officers Slay One™ Killer, Nab Second: And Hunt For Third.

“Mad Dog’’ Killers On Rampage Kill 3, Wound Another 2   Police Shoot One Of Murdering Trio, Capture One Other

Crazed Killers Run Wild On South Side   Gunmen Kidnap And Murder Three Last Night And Early Today; One Kiiled By Police: Another Caught

Four Killed in Shooting Affray  ‘Mad Dog Killers’ Go on a Rampage

Three Dead In Shooting Spree In Chicago   “Mad Dog Killers” On Rampage; Two Are Wounded

Gang Ride Kills Two; One Held   Police Bullets End Life of One of Three “Mad Dog” Slayers

“Mad Deg Killers” Slay Three, Wound 2 Others in Chicage   One Gunman Dead and 2nd Captured by Police After Orgy

Four Dead in Chicago Shooting  Three Killers Go on Rampage, Kill 3 Men— One Gunman Slain

Chi Gunmen Kill 3 Men In Gang Brawl   Three Killed, Two Wounded in ‘Gang Ride’; Chicago Police Slay One of Killers, Capture Another.

Three Shot Down By Gunmen Before       One Seized And Another Sought For Kidnapings, Shootings.

Police Kill One, Grab One Gunner   Hunt Other Killer in Shooting Traced to Arqument over Bill

3 “MAD DOG’ KILLERS SHOOT CHICAGO TRIO   Two Others Wounded; Police Kill One Gunman and Capture Another,  *

Gunman Dies Under Fire Of Police   3 Slain on ‘Ride.’ Two Others Wounded By ‘Mad Dog’ Trio

‘MAD’ GUNMEN GO ON ‘SPREE   3 Killed, 2 Wounded In Chi: cago Shooting Orgy

Chicago Thugs Kill 3 in Wild Shooting Spree   One Bandit Slain by Police: One Caught: Third Hunted

Gunmen Kill Three In. Chicago; Police Shoot One After Hot Battle

Three ‘Mad Dog Killers’ Go on Rampage Shoot Five Men; Police Kill Ex-Convict and Capture Companion

Three Are Rescued As Plane Runs Out Of Fuel Off Hawati   Flight Was Enroute from Japan to Washington; Pilot Reported Fuel Running Low, Gave Location and Search Was Started;  Wreckage of Plane Sighted

Six Known Dead And Three Rescued After Plane Falls Into Sea West Of Honolulu

3 Persons Rescued, 2 Bodies Recovered And Four Sought, IncludingAtcheson, Who Is Ambassador

Horne Re-elected AP Director   Annual Meeting Of Associated Press Underway In New York

INCOME TAX BILL ROLLS TOWARD EASY PASSAGE   Measure Expected to Be Approved Late ‘oday

CHIGAGO HAS. GANG KILLING   HOODLUM SHOT WHILE HE SITS IN HIS CAR

J aps Observe  Explosion Of First A-Bomk   Japs Forward Plans For Making Hiroshima World Shrine On Second Anniversary

—TWO YEARS AGO 92,000 DIED—   Minute of Prayer...That’s Hiroshima’ s A- Bomb Day

Hiroshime Observes “A-Day”’   City. Devastated By Bomb Two Years Ago Hopes to Make Itself A Shrine For Peace

HIROSHIMA HIT TWO YEARS AGO   Bells Toll, People Observe Minute of Prayer — MacArthur Releases Statement

SLASH PRICES IN ARGENTINA   GOVERNMENT ORDERS THAT PRICES BE FROZEN AT "LEVEL OF LAST . AUGUST

AMBITION FULFILLE LED  Boyhood Wish Realized-- Jester Is ‘Real Governor’

2 Governors  Take Cruise   Tuck, Lane Studying Potomac River Facts

A.B.C. Explanation Of Communism In ‘United States, Many Legal Problems Involved In Outlawing Party Given

If Sugar Prices Go Up ‘You Are Being Gouged;’ There Is Plenty of Sweet Stuff on Hand

U. §. SAYS JUMP IN SUGAR PRICE TO BE ‘GOUGING   There’s Lots Now On Hand Government Reports As Controls End Tonight

Officials Say Any Boost In Sugar Prices By Grocers Will Be Plain “Gouging”; Warn Against Hoarding

Sugar Buying ‘Panic’ Cleans Shop Shelves   There’s Plenty More And Any Price Rise Is Termed ‘Gouzins’

Any Increasé in Sugar Prices to Be ‘Gouging’ ‘Of Consumer, Government Officials Declare

PRICE CEILINGS EXPIRE ON SUGAR   Officials Say Cost Increases Will Be ‘Gouging’

SUGAR CONTROL ENDS TONIGHT; SUPPLY IS PLENTIFUL, NO CAUSE FOR: PRICE JUMP: OFFICIALS SAY

CEILING ON SUGAR PRICE ENDS TONIGHT   Officials Say It Should Cost No More: Supply Larce

Ceiling On Sugar Ends At Midnight But Supply Good   No Excuse For Rise, Sugar Officials Say

Higher Price On Sugar Is Unwarranted   Officials Warn Dealers There Is Too Much Sugar On Hand To  Hike Costs Tomorrow.

C. L. Clark Named Lions Club Prexy   Members Entertained By MHS Choral Club

Stocks in Billion Dollar Decline in Value, Yesterday  Farm Crops Also Strik Downward Spiral, Due

STOCKS PLUNGE $110 93 A SHARE   WHEAT DROPS 8 CENTS A BUSHEL IN CHICAGO, CORN 3—COTTON DECLINES,

Stocks in Billion Dollar Decline in Value, Yesterday   Farm Crops Also Strike Downward Spiral, Due * to Big Production

EASTERN IOWA HIT BY STRONG WIND AND RAIN   Estimate Damage at $50,000 in Davenport; Near Twister at Clinton

Vid Man, Little Girl Calm Frightened [rain Passengers During Hurrieane

Hurricane Drama  “AnOld Man, A Young Girl, Show A Path Through Fear

FEAR IS UNSEEN RIDER ON HURRICANE TRAIN   Boyle Tells Of Nervous Strain On Passengers

While Train Edges Toward  Fear Gets Aboard In ced Hurricane-Strained Bridge

Fear Is Unseen Passenger When Train Crosses a - Hurricane-Weakened Bridge

FEAR AN UNSEEN PASSENGER ABOARD TRAIN AS IT FLEES FROM HURRICANE-RAVAGED COUNTRY

Man, 73, atid Girl, 8, Calm Rising Fear of Train Passenvers in Storm

GLOBE CIRCLING PLANE DELAYED   Craft Shifted to Newark as N.Y. Bars Take-off Due to Weather

Raleigh Solons Push Up OnWork   Some Delay Found By Discussions  On Gag Rule

ITALY, BALKAN PACTS UPHELD   Truman and Marshall Warr U.S. World Leadership at Stake -

SECRETARY TELLS. SENATORS ‘FAILURE TO RATIFY WOULD REPEAT WORLD WAR 1 PATTERN

PRESIDENT AND MARSHALL ASK TREATY ACTION   Say Senate Failure Would Be Blow to U. S. Leadership

ITALIAN TREATY APPROVAL URGED   Truman, Marshall Tell Solons Failure To Ratify Would Hurt U. S. Leadership

REV. PALM 10 GIVE SERMON TOGRADUATES   Annual Class Day Event Is Held at High School   HONORS PRESENTED

Control Over Pacific  sles Sought By U. S.   Plan for Adr. “stration Under UN Trusteeship Seen Headed for Trouble as  Britain, Russia See Objections

United States Requests Control Of Island-Chain   UN Action, Designating U.S. as Administrator of Strategic Outpost, is Asked— Official - Request Due Todav

Ask UN to Label Chains” _ Of Jap-Mandate Islands  ~ For American Authority

United States Asks Administration Of Jap-Mandate Isles   Official Request Made to United Nations To Designate Vast Chain of Islands In Pacific As “Strategic Area’”’

U.S. Wants Jap Island. Chain Under U. N. Control   Asks Designation As ‘Strategic Area’ With This Nation As Administrator

Request Filed With United Nations  Russia, Australia, Britain May   Russia, Australia, Britain May Oppose Petition

Plan to Bring Opposition in U.N. Council   If Approved Agreement Will Give U.S. Same Rights as Annexation

Request Filed With ‘United Nations   Russia, Australia, Britain May Oppose Petition

UNITED STATES SEEKS ISLANDS   Administration Of Strate gic Chains To Be Demanded Of U. N.

U. S. Asks to Administrate  Pacific Area   Government Sends Request For U. N. to Designate Island Chains as Under  American Control

U. 5. ASKS FOR JAP ANS ISLANDS IN MID-PACIFIC   United Nations Given Request To Control Former Mandates

U. S. Seeks Pacifie Isles Trusteeship  Moscow, London Plan Objections

Labor Measure Aimed at Coal Industry   (Editors Note: This is the fourth of six stories on the highlights of the new labor yu oY

U. S. Voice To Europe Is Supported   General Bedell  Smith Pleads Restoration Of House-Cut Funds

Green Announces  Drive to Repeal New Labor Act  President Silent as GOP Leader Urges  Truman (Ca-Qneratian

AFL CHIEFTAIN WOULD REPEAL NEW LABOR ACT   Republicans Call Upon Truman For ‘Fair’  A Aministratian

TRUMAN SILENT ON SENATE VOTE; OTHERS COMMENT   Republicans Call on President and His Aids to Administer New Labor Law Fairly.   ‘FIGHT ON STATUTE  PROMISED BY A. F. L   N. A. M. Head Urges Management to Take Initiative in Smoothing Way for Industrial Peace.

Green Pledges Push to Repeal ‘New Labor Aet   Halleck Warns Truman Against ‘Sabotaging’ Tinion Curb Law

AFL CHIEF CALLS FOR ACT REPEAL   Labor Law a ‘Mistake,’ He Says; GOP Appeals For Fair Enforcement

Labor Opens  Repeal Drive Against Bill  Republican Leaders Appeal to Truman for Co-Operation

ubber Check Artist Cashed ~ $200,000 In Past Five Years   Furniture Dealer In February  Fe From One Le Mars

ubber Check Artist Cashed $200,000 In Past Five Years   $90 From One Le Mars Furniture Dealer In February

Fe ‘ormer Resident Of. Kingsley. Brought To  That. Town For. Burial

MARGARET DUGAN DIED IN OMAHA   Interment Was The St. Michael’s Ceme toy

“COCKEYED" PROPOSAL GETS “LAUGH   Britain’s Foreign Secretary Told Gold May Be Purchased

Bevin’s Plea For Gold Is Ridiculed   U.S. Treasury Officials Call Plan “Cockeyed”

Sharing Of U. S. Gold Supply With European Countries Gets Cold Shoulder Were.

SUPPLY HELD FOR SECURITY ON LIABILITIES   Cite Reserve Is Part Of The Country’s Money System

Washington Says Gold Division Plan ‘Cockeyed   Any Redistribution System Would Require Action by Congress

PROPOSAL STIRS SPECULATION ON ITS IMPLIGATIONS   Surprise Expressed in ULS., London Over Raising of Subject.   SNYDER IS SILENT   Suggestion Calls for Recistribution of Huge Stocks  at Fort Knox.

Other Nations Can Purchase Metal at U.S. Price of 35 an Ounce, Official Says

No Support for Bevin Suggestion About U. S. Gold   Proposal by British For. eign Secretary Amazes Officials Here

BEVIN'S PROPOSAL TO DIVIDE UP GOLD CALLED COCKFYEN   Treasury Official Says Other Nations Can Get Yellow  Metal by Laying Money on Line.   AMERICANS “AMAZED” AT HIS SUGGESTION   All Agree Redistribution of Hoard at Fort Knox Would Require Action by Congress.

HENRY FORD DIES; NOTED CAR MAKER WAS 83 YEARS OLD   End Comes at His Estate in Suburban Dearborn—Cause of Death Is Not Announeed.   HEALTH REPORTED EXCELLENT WEEK AGO   Automotive Pioneer Gave Up Direction 18 Months Ago of Vast Industrial Empire He Fevnueu.

lenry Ford, West Turns ‘ar Magnate, Down Reds’ ; Dead At84 Plebiscite

Exact Cause  Ot Death Not Revealed Immediately  In Good Health At Retirement  In Dearborn  Vear and Half Aao

Motor Pioneer ls Stricken At ~ Dearborn Home   ~ Exact Cause of His Death Is Not Immediately Known

Ford, Pioneer industrialist,  Expires At 83   Death Comes To Noted Automotive Pioneer At Estate In Suburban Dearborn Late Manday Night

F ounded Motor . Empire.  In 1903.   Would Have Been 84 Next July.

HENRY FORD: AUTO MAGNATE DASSES AT 83   Retired industrialist Dies in Dearborn Home; Resigned Job in 1945

Death Claim: Henry Ford At Dearborn:   Founder of Giant’ Car Empire Dies Saddenly at Home

Industrialist Passes Away At His Estate   Retired Head of Big Firm Returned From Georgia Week Ago

FOUNDED BiG AUTO EMPIRE AA YEARS AGO   Death Comes Suddenly At His Estate In Dearborn, Mich.

Takes Sense Of Humor, This Being President, Truman Tells Bankers

Rated As Essential In Presidency ated As Essential In Dresidency  Sense Of Humor Big Help, Truman States

It Takes a Sense of Humor to Head U. S., President Says: White House Is ‘Prison’

Holy Land Trouble Faced by Britain  Full-Scale War Operation Seen   Full-Scale War Operation Seen lf Mandate to Be Maintained

Martial Law May  Be Proclaimed In  Palestine Area Britain Faced  With Problem

Britain Facing Necessity of Finding Early Solution of Problem in Palestine   Leaders Reperted as Considering Two Possible Solutions; Threat of Jewish Organization Indicates Crisis Neer

CRISIS © sROWS I I) PALESTINI   Martial Law May Be Necessary in Parts of Country

British Face Showdown ‘Decision in Palestine   Government Source Says It's Either Final Solution Or AMilitary Ooarahtinnse

BRITAIN FACES WAR PROSPECT IN HOLY LAND      Two Possible Solutions to Palestine P oblem Undet Consideration

STUDIES WAY TOREEP HOLD UN HOLY LAND   Partition Plan or Action by UN Alternatives to Martial Law.

CRISIS GROWS IN HOLY LAND   British Favor Partition of Palestine

Britain Faces Ne ew Dilemma In Palestine   Jewish Underground Brgadcasts Threat Of Offensive Against Troons.

[GENERAL LINKED WITH DAY. 1 TON AVIATION COMPANY  _ DURING HEARING ; TODAY

Meyers Seeks Trial By Army On Plane Deal   Witness Says Firm Got Contract Because ‘Friends’ Of General

Effects of Ruling Listed   Tariff Measure, Rent Ruling Sent White House

Prospects For 1947  Meat Production Slated To Hit 35-Year High, Government Says

Commerce Dept. Sees Plenty Of Meat Produced This Year, Also More Butter and Fruits

MORE MEAT AND ALCOHOLIC  BEVERAGES TO BE AVAILABLE 'FOR AMERICANS DURING 1947

Truman Doctrine Betore Big Four For First Time   Proposed Assistance To Trieste Results In Molotov Bringing Up Issue   PARLEY MAY BE NEARING FINALE

Medical Miracle:  Pneumonia Vaccine. Includes Special Type For Children

Senate War Probing Faces Possible End   Aiken and Tobey Will Vote to Deny Extension

Shoulder Share of U.S. Post-War Problems. Gen..Bradley Tells Amvets

Jewish Blow May Backfire   British-Trained Arabs Fired on by Snipers

China Council Says War Crisis Looms   Loss of Manchuria, Gravely Imminent, May Mean End of All

IN STRATEGY   Hui Declares Loss Of Manchuria Would Mean Loss Of Whole War   CHIANG REMAINS SILENT OVER CRITICAL AFFAIRS

Chiang Forces Are Losing Out In Chinese War      State Councilmen Term Situation “Extremeley Crittes! 2

Chinese Government is Disturbed By Reverses Suffered in Civil War

Demand New Strategy In Civil War   Meeting Held At Chiang’s Home

2 as  20-YEAR-OLD MARYLAND ‘NEGRO RAPIST TO PAY  WITH LIFE ON GALLOWS

‘SEVEN DEAD AND 30. WOUNDED "IN OUTBREAKS IN HOLY LAND   TWO MORE BRITONS KILLED  TODAY IN LATEST SERIES + OF SHOOTINGS -

TWO BRITISH CIVILIANS SHOT IN JERUSALEM   Blame Placed On Militant Stern Gang

YUGOSLAVS IN —QUSTER MOVE   CHILE ORDERS DIPLOMATS  DEPORTED AS RESULT OF REGENT. COAL QTRIKE

Zinc Production Resumes Here; [Other Mines Will Open as More Men Become Available

Production of Zin fs Resumed in Butte Properties  Return of Men Gives ACM Chance To Renew Mining

LINOTYPE OPERATOR KILLS HIS EMPLOYER   BRITAIN HOLDING ONTO SOCIALISM

BRITAIN WILL PUSH PLAN OF SOCIALIZATION   Fuel Crisis Will Not End Experiment, Officials Say

BRITISH SAY SOGALISTIC IDEA TO STAY   Leaders Strike Back, Say Svstem Will  Work

(By Shot-Firer, Substituting for Mine-Runner)   BLIND VETERANS BOW!

Heat Keeps Grip On Small Sectior   Pleasant Weekend With Comparatively Cool Weather Seen

Nation’s Tired © Old Heat Wave Gives Up Chost   New -York “ Cools Off After Storms; Week-End  -of Pleasant: Weather. Is the Torecast  ;

U. S. Hails Heat Exit; Fine Week-End in View  Cooler Air Moves in Over North; Farm States Still Pray for Rain

Missile Found By Rancher in New Mexico Turned Over te Atomis   Group and Flown te Headauarters

Moscow Silent on Panic Rumor   AP Unable to Get Answer Back from Own Correspondent

Hudson Piers Burn at Loss Of 5 Millions   700 Firemen Battle Blaze for Six Hours; Full Inguiry Ordered

Grace Line Pier  Fire Probe Begun   Spectacular $5,000,000 Blaze Rages for 6 Hours

Dice Game. Loss Of $1,775: Resalts In Court Action   Emil Beélet ‘Ana. ert Lovelace Name  Rav Tritz Défén@ant

Dice Game Loss Of $1,775:Results In Court Action  : ‘Exail Bésler and  Pere 7 Shen ae Pa,

LIQUOR PROBERS STUDY ALLEGED BRIBE OFFERS   Former State Agent Tells Of Purported Attempt To Buy ‘Slots’ Protection

LIQUOR BRIBE CLAIMS STUDIED   Cleveland Agent Reveals Of_ fers to Senate Probers

ADJOURN LIQUOR PROBE 10 STUDY BRIBE OFFERS   Ex-Cleveland Agent Says Late Catholic Priest Involved in ‘Deal’

Liquor Probers Told by Agent Of Bribe Offers   Cleveland Man Testifies at Senate Hearing

—_LIQUOR—   Former Ohio  Agent Heard  By Senators Testifies He Was Offered $5,000

U.S. To Send Sharp Note To Pussia   Will Repeat . Charge In Case Of Hungary

Lyon County Fair Set For August 28 to 31   Four-day Event Schedule Mapped by Directors.  Inclodes> of Crmdeeu Nete

lyon County Fair Set For August 28 to 31   Four-day Event Schedule Mapped by Directors Includes & Sundavu Nate

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Child, Waiting At Window For Mommy, As Maid Works

The Small Children Are the Ones That Get Hurt When a Home Is Broken Up

(3-Foot Wall Of Water Hits Tokyo's Slums   Hundreds of Weary Jap \aborers Lose Struggle With River

Flood Waters Roll Into Industrial Areas of Tokvo   Dvkes Burst Under Heavy Pressure  Of Rivers

59 Boys Central Graduates Given Diplomas  Anaconda Priest Is Speaker: Awards Presented Students

59 Boys Central Graduates Given Diplomas  Anaconda Priest Is Speaker: Awards

Three Killed In Shooting At Sedalia   Two Others Wounded In: Dispute Blamed On Dice Game

Phone Strikers Seeking Support At White Heuse   List of Demands Given to President Truman and  Members of Congress   HOPE TO FORCE PAY OFFER FROM AT&T   Union Officers Concerned Over Back-to-Work Movement, Report

PHONE WORKERS WILL TAKE CASE TO PRESIDENT   Union Also Plans to Present Wage Demands to Congress Members

Phone Workers Seek Support of Truman, Solons   Union Chiefs Insist Government Seizure Not in Their Plans

Phone Union Apneals for Federal Help   Call on President and Congress to Intercede as Strike ¥nters L3th Day.

Telephone Union Carries Strike . To White House   No Indications On Settlement After 13 Days

Striking Phone Workers Take Case To Truman   Spokesman Denies They Want Seizure

Send Resume  Of Demands To President   Union Spokesman Denies Attempt To Force Government To Take  Over Wire System.

Phone Strikers Carry Issues to President   Congress, Too, Gets Facts; Union Denies Seizure Move

Petroci Ends Life In Cell; Held For ‘Sleeping’ Death      Fellow Prisoner Finds Body Hanging Note Denies Landlord’s Murder

STUDENT USES BELT, SCARF TO TAKE HIS LIFE   Leaves Note Denying He Gave Landlord Sleeping Potion

; Snipers, Snoopers Eager For Gadgets  ‘Army Pestered About ‘Snooperscope Scoop’

[Night Owls Pestering U.S. :   Army. Holding Tight-To Seuret  Of Sniperscope Snooperscope

US Giving No Dope or lis Scopes   Snooperscope And Sniperscopes “Maintained As. State Secret

» Army Turns Deaf Ear To Night Owls’ Requests For Snooperscope Secrets

End of Sugar Rationing Seen  Anderson Testifies  Before House Group

Tear Gas Used in  Efforts to  Quell Violence Moslems Protest  Disbanding of National Guard

RECORD TOTAL AT BABY BEEF AUCTION FRIDAY   43 Animals Sold at Fair Bring $12,479; Top, 46 Cents Pound

Showers Forecas Early Sunday   To Be Followed by Clearing and Cooler Weather

COAL PRODUCTION ISNEAR TO NORMAL IN PENNSYLVANIA   Protesting Miners Go Back to Work; Indiane Workers Also Return to Jobs Today.   LITTLE BETTY, NEW HOPE BUSY

Sixth Fugitive From Mansfield Prison Captured   Two Armed Robberies At Columbus Admitted By Newark Youth

If Shamokin Can Do It-Sell Meat at Lower Prices-Why Is It Other Cities Can’t Do It?

Bargaining May Solve Many Problems ‘Under New Statute   Unions and Owners Are Getting Accustomed To Closer Relations

MORE FAIR WEATHER IS PROMISED STATE   Temperatures in Middle or Upper 40s Scheduled for Missouri and Kansas Today.

WHO DREW SPECIFICATIONS? — Herdld-American  Investigation Shows Truck Bids Rigged —   ‘AW But Brockway ‘Shut Out,  ~Excessive Price. Paid, Check by. Impartial Experts Reveals”

_ Negotiations Expected to be Opened: “By Bevin:During Bia Four. Moscow Meet

Britain, Russia May Revise Pact   Exchange of Notes Points to Improvement In Outlook for Peace

Anglo-Red Pact Revision Near;  London Reveals   Bevin Probably Will Open Talks With Moscow at Big 4 Meeting   STALIN INSISTENT ON TREATY CHANGE   Alfance Must Be Made Stronger Before Extension, Kremlin Feels

Britain and Russia Oper Alliance Renegotiation   Preliminaries Point to Meeting In Moscow—Stalin Says Reservations Must Be Removed

Revision of Alliance Underway  British Studying   British Studying Stalin's Suggestions For Eliminating Many ‘Reservations’

REVIN TP OPEN iA KS IN. MAP AG BIE A MEET   Stalin Raises London Hopes for Strengthening Pact Signed in 1942   LONG EXTENSION SOUGHT   Twenty-Year Accord Would Be Stretched to 50 Years by British

Britain Is Elated At Stalin’s Offer Of Pact Revision   Extension of Anglo-Russian Alliance for Fifty Years Said Likely, Although Marshal Balks At London Plan to Exchange Officer-Students

Joe Stalin And Bevin Smooth Out Threat To Friendly Relations   Exchange Of Personal Notes Leads To Plan: For Strengthing Treaty By Removing Reservations Before Extending it.

EXTENS  DANT TO FirTy ; AUE TU FIFE °  ~ YEARS SOUGHT   Relations Be WwW & en     lieved Improving _

HABITS GHANGEN FOR BRITISHERS   Drastic Labor Control Affects Work, Eating And Sleeping

Britons Into New Order   Drestic Rules Alter Work img, Eating, Sleeping Kebits of Millions

Storm Battering City Of Tampico   Situation In City Of 85,000 Described As “Alarming;” Wind Hits 95-Mile Velocity

President Beams As Daughter Sings In Nation's Capital  Crowd of 4,000 Notable: Call Margaret Back For Encores

Police Roundup Comes Day After Guerrilla Leader Proclaimed Establishment of Communist State.   EX-PREMIER GONATAS MARKED FOR DEATE   More Than 390 Seized in  Athens and Piraeus—Another 100 Taken in Suburb of Capital.

Former Premier  Marked Among Intended Victims   Plot Confessed By Pair of Reds Nabbed in Athens

500 Arrested In Greek Plot Laid to Reds   Communists Said Planning _ Murder of Prominent Doltiinal Fiowres

Greek Police Round Up 500 In Communist-Inspired Plot To Kill Prominent Politicians

ATHENS POLICE BREAK UP GANG ASSASSINATOR §   450 Persons Arrested In Plot To Wipe Out Greek Leaders

Plot To Kill Prominent Greek Politicians Bared   Over 500 Persons Rounded Up In Conpection With : Communist- Inspired Plot—tndependent : Communist State Set Up

Police Round Up Suspected Greek Plotter:   Red-Inspired Plan To Kill Prominent Greeks Uncovered

PRICE OF LIVESTOCK,  GRAIN UP AGAIN AS  FOOD PLAN WEEK OLD WHEAT REACHES RECORI  ‘ABEFORE EASING OFF; ACTUAL FOOD LOWER

Livestock, Grain Prices Continue Upward Spiral Under Food Saving Plan

'O’Conor Denies Getting Food, Minus Coupons   Asserts Newspaper Story “False”; Charged With Violating Wartime Ration Rules

NO SNOW IN THIS AREA      Flora Predicts Cooler Weather for Thursday in Kansas

HITS FLORIDA   SIXTY-MILE WINDS SWEPT WEST COAST AS NEW TROPICAL DISTURB ANCE ARRIVED .

Storm Sweeps Florida Coast   Dangerous Gales Lash Out Over Wide Area.

FLORIDA STORM TURNS TO NORTH   Movement Suddenly Halts And Then Edges Up Coast

TRUMAN VISITS YOUNG VOLCANO   Enjoys a Busy Last Day Before Leaving Mexico

Truman Becomes Mexican Tourist  President Flies Over Volcano of Paricutin On Siahtsecina Trin

Truman Makes Aerial Visit to Mexican Volcanc   Plane Files Over Crater Following Vielent Eruption

View Power Cut”  As Crisis Grows   Report Freezing Weather As British Dip Deeper Into Low Coal Stocks

Fic! Skoriage Continues In British Istes   NEW DRASTIC MEASURES  SPUDIED BY ATTLER  CARINET

Cabinet Reviews Coal Shortage; Unemployed List Continues To Grow

Power Cuts May Be Extended To All Of Britain  Cabinet Ponders Fuel Famine

Labor Cabinet Reviews Briton Coal Shortage   Might Extend Cuts In Electricity Use

CRISIS: GROWS— Churchill Blames. Labor Rule   COALITION  RULED OUT

Most Severe Winter In 50 Years-Brings Britain To Economic Dunkerque

Freezing Weather Returns to Nation   Daily Coal Use Cut 33 Per Cent Churchill Attacks Government

Idleness And Dole Return To England  Indignation Mount   Indignation Mounts -As Factories Close

HAN ON LIGHTS sEEN SOON TO COVER NATION   Cabinet Has Special Session to Seek Remedy for Coai Shortage.

Coal Shortage Grows; Public Feeling Rises   Churchill Attacks Government; Coalition : Is Ruled Out After Parley

ATTLEE, STAFF MEET AGAIN ON COAL SHORTAGE   Churchill Rejects Coalition While Public Indignation Mounts Over Events

Brit Coal Famin* Issue Reviewed By Cacinet; More Power Cuts Likely

May Extend Light Ban Over Country   British Labor Government Faces Decreasing Coal Stocks, More Snow   JOBLESS LINES LONGER   Churchill Tells Parliament Nation's Leaders Are  Incompetent

Use of Electricity May Be Restricted Throughout Island    Labor Cabinet Reviews  Crisis as Churchill Un. loosens Hot Attack

May Extend to Scotland; Cold,  Snow, Continuec   Public Indignation Mounts as Fac tories, Businesses Close; Cabinet in Session

New Curbs Expected For Britain   Cabinet Reviews Coal Shortage; Churchill Lashes at Government

Homes in Britain May Be in Darkness   Informed Sources Say Coal Shortage, Already Crippling Industry, May Bring Cut In Electricity to All Homes.

4.000.000 Idle As Fuel Crisis Grips England   Industry Down, Power For Homes Cut Back As Worst Winter in 50 Years Continues

ENGLAND GOES QN EMERGENCY DUE TO COLD   Lack of Fucl Becoming Acute  as Unemployment Gains;  Dole Is Back   WEATHER AGAIN COLD AND MORE SNOW JS FORECAST

LABORITES FACE POWER TEST AS DOLE RETURNS   Churchill Attacks Attlee Government As Industry Ic Stalemated

Cuts in Power May Increase In Coal Crisis   British Cabinet Ponders Situation At Special Session

Paralysis Spreads In Britain; Entire Nation Feels Pinch   Lack of Coal Causes Factories to Close--indignation Mount<

British Cabinet Studies. Critical Fuel Shortage   Further Restrictions On Power Loom as Paralysis Spreads

May Extend Power Slash To All Scotland   Churchill Shouts Of ‘Incompetence Ir High Places’; Holds Back On Censure

Coalition Talk Wanes ‘in Britain  Both Parties Frown on Suggestion

BRITISH MAY EXTEND CLAMPS ONELEC TRICITY   May Reduce Use of Power Throughout Nation, Scotland

WEATHER IN ISLES TURNS COLDER AGAIN   Public Indignation Grows; Labor Govt. Blasted by Churchill

CONSERVATION STEPS TAKEN BY NATION   Factories Closed: Homes, Charpone Narvanad   Are Reported Unemployed; Churchill In Attack On Labor Government

Dole Back; Indignation ‘Mounting   Churchill Blames Labor Government: ‘No Coalition’

Unrest Growing In Britain; Fuel Crisis Mounts   More Factories Down; Dole Returns; Labor Government Attacked

Some U.S. Proposals Accepted   Moscow Radia Says Moletoy Has Sent Marshall Letter About Korea

Russia Accepts U.S. Plan on  Korean Rule   Molotov Agrees To Discuss Broad Interim Government

SOVIETS SEEK TO IRON OUT KOREAN ISSUE   Moscow Radio Says Molotov Has Accepted Certain U. S. Proposals as Basis of Determining Korean Self-Rule.

RUSSIA AGREES QN KOREA BIDS   Molotov Writes Marshall That Soviet Has Accepted Certain American Proposals Concerning Korean Provisional Government.

Russia Accepts U. S. Proposals For Korea   To Consult Korean Representatives Over Formation Of Provisional Government

Reds Accepting  Korea Terms   Soviet To Consult With Representatives On Government

American . Proposals Are Accepted   Will Consult With Natives on Forming Provisional Gov't.

Accepts U. S. Proposals For Consulting Native  Grouns In Forming Home-Riule Recime.

All Party Views To Be Considered   Molotov Accepts Marshall's Terms for New Discussions

MOSCOW AGREES ON VOICE FOR ALL POLITICAL PARTIES   Marshall Had Threatened American Boycott of May 20 Session

Soviet Ready To Accept Some American Proposal: For Formation of Unified Korean Government

f).S., Soviets May Get Together on Plan for Koreans   Moscow Radio Says Russia Will Accept American Pranacel

Russ Agree to Korean Talks   Accept Certain U. S. Proposal for Forming  Provisional Government

Russia Ready To Talk About  Korea Reoime   Accepts Certain American Proposals for Consulting Representatives of Country   Yields To Firm Marshall Stand   Secretary of State Had Threatened to Boycott Joint Commission Mecting

Molotov Letter Follows Threat Of U.S. Boycott   Soviet Will Join In Parley Of: Formation Of Provisional Government

U.S. Proposals On Korea Win Russ Approval   For Consulting With Na. tion’s Representative: On New Government

MOLOTOV IN NEW LETTER TO MARSHALL   Hopes No Further Reason Exists for Delaving Conference

Moscow Accepts American Plan   To Consult Koreans About Formation Of Government

Reds Yield On Korea   Accept U.S. Demand That All Parties Have Voice in Government, Says Moscow Radio

US. Wins on Korea Plan   Russian Yields to Demand Ail Parties Be Given Voice

Georgia Chiefs  Stand Ground In  Storm Of Claims Appeal To Voters, Courts, Solons

TALMADGE HOLD MAY BE WANING   Both Claimants To Georgia Governorship Still Sticking To Their Guns.

Two Executives Standing Ground In Georgia Fight   Legislative Actions Yesterday Said to Show Wan. ing Hold For Talmadge

lowa Solons Getting Ready fo Quit Work   Adjournment Seen Not Later Than Next Monday

940,000 IN STATE AID TE BLACK HAWK   County Schools Cut Slice of New Melon as Blue Signs Measure.

lowa Cityan Indicted. for Reckless Homicide  in Indiana Accident -

Lane Assumes Governorship This Morning   Hagerstown Publisher: Is Elected By Assembly for Interim

LANE ASSUMES GOVERNORSHIP TODAY AT KOON   Will Fill Out O’Coner’s Unexpired Term; 50 Bills Intreduced   STORM AND RAMSBURG ‘PUT ON COMMITTEES

Woman Pleads Not Guilly To Murde:   Mrs. Bertha Cote Accused of Bludgeoning Her Husband

Chicago Steelmen Setile Walkout   14,000 Workers at Inland - Steel Back to Job

Inland Steel Strike Ends _ With Raise   14,000 To Resume After First Industry Stoppage

Inland Steel, Union Leaders Reach Agreement,  14000 Return To Work

INLAND STEEL C0. AND UNION REACH WAGE AGREEMENT   More Than 14,000 Worker:  Will Return to Jobs in Chicago Area

Bibb Performs Another Mercy Mission At Sea   Stricken Sailor  Taken From Ship

Bibb Performs New Mercy Act   Coast Guard Cutter Removes Ill Seaman From Sister Ship

SHIP PERFORMS 2ND MISSION   Cutler Carrying Plane Sir vivors Stops To "Take: Il Seaman Aboard.

ei TALL ON SLAYING         POLICE QUESTION COLUMBUS YOUTH IN MURDER OF. BILOXI CAFE: . OWNER

City Wide Church Movement in Mexia During This Week   Services Held at Different Churches For Six Nights

City-Wide Church Movement Opens ' Tonight at Seven’   First Service To Be Held at Christian Church

INSIDE THE TIMES TODA)   Kirwan Asks More Funds [or Boosting Ohio’s Hunting Stock

TB Sanatorium Demanded By Benton Group  Medical Center On   Medical Center O; Little Rock Site Still Opposed

Brita Turns To Hungarian  Reds for Food   Signs Barter Pact to Give Manufactured Goods  Te Beenlonne:

BRITISH TO BUY FOOD IN HUNGARY   Pact Signed as Nation Moves On Path of Austerity

Crisis in Britain May Hamper U.S. Help for Greece    Withdrawal of England's  Troops Under Discussion  By Two Nations   QUESTION OF USING AMERICANS RAISE   Dispatch of Army Force Would Require Approval of Conpvress

RITISH TROO! EXODUS FROM. GREECE PROBED   England’s F s Financial Crisis Poses New U. 8, Problem   TRY FOR DELAY   No Comment On _ Sending US. Troops

RLUSSIA EXPECTED TO VETO — GUILTY RULING ON ALBANIA   MOSCOW SAID TO BE READY TO STICK BY ALBANIA ON QUESTION OF MINEFIELDS

Agreement Reached At  Conterence   Big Four Will Pay 11 1-2 Cents An Hour Increase

RUBBER FIRMS, UNION SETTLE WAGE DISPUTE   11th Hour Conference  Brings Agreement; Strike Cancelled

Siti: ens Sees marr A  BIG FOUR END WAGE DISPUTE   Agreement Attained As Strike Hour Draws Near

Auto, Truck Traffic Almost At Standstill   More’ Roads Closed; Cars Being Guided Through Other Floods

NOBEL AWARD TO AMERICANS   Scientists at Washington University Honored

Announce Nobel Prize in Medicine for 1947   Two Czech-Amaricans  And Argentine Doctar WL ¢hera Awnerd

Committee On Marshall Plan  Slices Demands   European Nations Place List Of Needs At 22 Billion Dollars In Latest Rstimate   ‘TEN BILLIONS TO " - BE SOUGHT OF U.S

Jury Rules Minister’s Son Innocent Of Slaying By Reason Of Insanity

Strong Protest Sent Russians Over Meddling   U. S$. Demands Joint Investigation of Acts in Hungary   Man Leaps from Carew Tower   Youthful Slayer Found Insane. Not Guilty

Youth Innocent by Reason of Insanity   Stuart B. Allen, St. Joe Slayer, Will Be Ploced  In MMantol tretitudlan

Full Communist Control Gained Over Hungary   War Minister Appointed Premier to Succ eed ‘Rasene

Hungary Admits Control by Reds   Russian Offer to Equip Army Bared

Little Change In Soviet Stand Seen  ee ee, oe   Russians Not Gloomy Over Stalemate At Council Session

Russian Press Blames U.S. For Breakdown   Gloom In West Is Not Evident In Soviet Russia

Little Change In Soviet Stand Seen   Russians Not Gloomy Over Stalemate At Council Session

Russians Fail ToWaxGloomy Beside Allies   Pessimistic Sentiment: Lacking; Policy Change Considered Unlikely At Present

Wets Win 77, Drys 67 In iLocal Options   Upset For Wet Forces In Greene Co.

Wife On Trial For Death Plot   Jury To Get Case Against Mrs. Gladys Broadhurst, 40, Today.

h eee SALE HLOLLVE  State Seeks Death Penalty For Woman In Ex-Mate’s Death

Must Deal With Russia As Rival, Not Partner; Says Unknown Expert

Analyst Says U.S. Treating Reds as Rival   ‘Mystery Writer’ Believed Member Of Marshall Staff

Russia Seen As Rival, Not Partner  More Co-Operation Ae Branbelmuse

U.S. Must Deal With Soviets As A Rival Nation   Anonymous Magazine Article Said Authoritative Advances Bold Policy

Russia Seen as U. S. Rival, Not Partner, For Many Years   Authoritative But Anonymous Writer Believes Russia Will Cooperate or Lose Power If She Can Be Held in Check for Decade or More

Farmer Burned  In Home Blaze  Oil Stove Explodes And Starts Fire

HENRY VAN ROEKEL, 26, MAURICE FARMER, SERIOUSLY BURNED   Went Into Burning House to Rescue Wife and Baby

Court Is Studying Move for Quick  Coal Strike Action  Lewis Is Opposed To Immediate Move in His Case

Lewis Moves For Delay in Court Action   U.M.W. Opposes Request By Government Seeking Order for Carrying Out Thursday's Decision

Lewis And Union Want Delay On Court Order   _ Oppose Motion By Attorney General To Make Supreme Court’s Mandate Efacthva: fremeriatals.

Lewis Opposes Speedy Transfe1 Of Court Order  UMW Counsel's Potilion Says Intricate Problems Heed Time fox Analysis

LEWIS OPPOSES COURT ‘ACTION’   U. S. Asks High Tribunal To Move Now on Decision Against Coal Miners

Mine Union Asks Court Delay Order   Oppose U. S. Request For Immediate Carrying Out of Decision

Lewis Opposes Immediate Order On Court Decision   Miners Fight Request Of Clark to Make Lewis Rescind Strike Order .

LEWIS, UMW OPPOSE RUSHING ORDER IN COURT COAL RULING  GOVERNMENT MOVE TO SPEED MANDATE HIT BY MINERS LEADER

Supreme Court Is Considering Justice Request  Lewis and Miners Opposed to Move

LEWIS AND UNION OPPOSING REQUEST FOR QUICK ACTION   Against Issuance of Mandate By High Court Until Regu- far Time Elapsed

Lewis, UMW Oppose Move In High Court   U. S. Wants Court Action Immediately

UMW Asks Time for Next Move   ' Opposes Request That Immediate Order Be Issued

MINERS OPPOSE SPEEDY BID FOR COURT RULING   Lewis, U. M. W. Would Allov Full Time To Elapse On Rehearina Petition

Lewis Fights Request For ‘Quick Mandate   Petitions Court ‘ To Allow Ruling ‘Normal Time’

LEWIS BATTLES U.5.MOVEFOR SPEEDY RULING   Union Counsel Seeks More Time To Study Opinions And Outline Action

LEWIS’ UMW OPPOSES GOV'T MOVE TO ENACT COURT ORDER   Does Not Want Mandate To Go Into Effect Immediately

Will Fight Quick Rule By Court    Lewis and UMW to Demand Usual 25-day Delay on Coal Ruling As Matter of Justice

Lewis, Miners Oppose U. 5. Appea For Quick Action on Court Order   UMW Counsel Tells Supreme Court ‘Public ‘Interest Will Not Be Adversely Affécted’ By Allowing Normal Time For Effective Date

—FILE PROTEST WITH COURT— Lewis, Mine Workers Protest U. 8S. Demand

Ask High Court fo Press Ruling   Justice Department Urges Speedy Move

Mine Workers Balk Request To High Court   Lewis and Union Object Tc Order Immediately Carrying Out Decision In  Coal Strike Case ,

MINERS OPPOSE CLARK REQUEST   Declare Immediate Mandate from Court Waoauld Harm Union

Lewis Onnoses Plea to Court   Objects to Speeding Up of Mandate to Lower Court

Immediate Action By Supreme Court Opposed by Lewis   U.M.W. Counsel Asks Time to Analyze Hiach Court OQninian

Lewis, UMW Oppose Request For Quick Enactment of Order   Government Wants High Court Decision Put in Effect Immediately

Mine Union Is Opposed To Government Request On Carrving Out Ruling   Court Rules Employers Must Baraain With Foremen Unions

For Court Order   Government ‘Asks. Decree : Out. Decision On: Coal. - Strike Case

Court Speeds Lewis Case   Grants Justice Dept. Request To Get Action Ahead Marceh Strike Date.

te GINS. TINO "AT FATHER'S TRIAL   Government Begins to Trace Two Checks Cashed by  Farmar Cannratcman

U.S. ATTEMPTS TO TRACE TWO $1000 CHECKS      Retired Army Office: Testifies on Two  Phone Calls

MAY'S SON IS-CALLED TO TESTIFY   Says He Didn't Endorse Checks "Made Out to Him

U.S.CALLSMAY’S SON AS WITNESS   Ex-Sailor Gives Testimony In Fraud Trial

Rep. May’s Son Called In Fraud Case   Former Navy Man Says Two Checks Were for Campaigsr

Oklahoma Roads Blocked in Hunt For Deputy Slaver   Texas Officers Guard Border For Youth Who Escaped After Shooting

Oklahoma Officers Hunt Youth After Deputy Is Killed  Roadblocks Extend To Texas Border Eram Pauls Valley

Request New Basis for [Financing Street Work   Delegation Requests City Commission to Pay Costs miele Pt We he.

New Plan Sets $1.800 Base  For Teachers   State Would Carry 85 Per Cent with Surtax On Incomes—lIncrease $417 Per Classroom

Senate Spokesman Outlines Plan for Increasing Salaries of Teachers, Minimum of $1,800.      PROPOSAL NOT YET SUBMITTED AS BILL

Compromise Woulc Boost Minimum Salary to $1,800 And Finance It With 30 Percent Additional Levy On All Incomes

MOVE ALLOWS SAFETY CHECKS BY UMW GROUPS   ‘Lord Forgive Krug’ For Delaying Action, Lewis Says

‘Krug Orders Mines Closed As Unsafe; Number Totals 518   $790,000 Trust Fund For Aid To Survivors Advacated by Lewis

Krug Directive ls Revealed As Lewis Raps U.S.   Shafts Are Termed Unsafe; UMW’s Boss Assails ‘Record’

Michigan Farms Faced By Acute Labor Shortage   Better Facilities For Migrants Are Uraently Needed   Farm Income Sets Record

Marshall Declares U.S. Seeking World Stability  Vicious Propaganda Must Be Met, Secretary Asserts

Totalitarianism Vs. Freedom Seen as Issue  ~ Convention of CIO Asks Special Session % ve p nie  -_—= me een ae  ae, : m

“Aim of U.S. Is Stability Of World’  C.LO. Meeting  Hears Marshall

U. S. Pressing A Campaign For World Stability   —MC. MARSHALS Situation Carries Danger To Every American, CIO Is Told.

TellsCIO Plan is Necessary To Keep Peace   Must Discount Vicious Propaganda, Criticism, He Warns

Marshall Says US Pressing For World Peace   Critical World Situation Danger To All. He Says

MARSHALL TELLS C10 DRIVE FOR STABILITY OF WORLD NECESSARY  CAMPAIGN DETERMINED;  SITUATION SEEN THREAT  “TQ EVERY AMERICAN”

PLAN VITAL T0 KEEP PEACE IN TORN UNIVERSE   CIO Urges Return of Price Controls, - Rationing

U.S. Working For World Stability   » + Marshall Tells CIO Convention At Boston

Resolutions Cover Varied Subjects   Ask For Extension Rent Control, Back To Rationing.

Aid For Greece, Turkey  Favored   Rep. Eaton Urge: Fight Against Communism

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hil} Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

HOUSE REVOLTS OVER TURNER'S HIGHWAY PLAN   Hopes for Early Passage of Senate - Revamped Reorganization Bill Doomed

SEUNG SAVING  Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Write of ‘Extensive Visit to. Africa -

ee ed eee) ee ee   Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Write of Extensive Visit to Africa

Outlook Gloomy For Consumers As Prices Soar   Pork Chops on Hoof Set All-Time Record On Chicago Market

WEALTHY ESTATE HOLDINGS FOUND   Riches ot Ex-Merchant Are Disclosed ~°

JUNIOR, SENIOR HIGH HONOR LISTS FOR FIFTH SIX-WEEKS PERIOD GIVEN

[OWA CORN CROP SHOWS DECLINE   Suffers Seriously From Lack of Moisture

HOLDUP MAN KILLS WOMAN   Latter Is Shot for Trying to Snatch Mask from Bandit

DRIVER WHO PICKED UP HIKER NEAR ADA TO BE. SHOWN PHOTOS OF YOUNG

Girl Finally Gets Shoes, Stockings   Now 14, Artificial Legs Enable Her To Wear ' Clothes ‘Like Other Girls’

Overell Defense Rests: Surprise Witness Heard  Dynamite Reported Found On Estate

Telephone Strike Still isn’t Ended   Settlement Reported, But Pickets Still Patrol Offices in This State

LIST TICKET ORDERS   UK. UL. Authorities Not Yet Informed of Bow! Prices

REPORT 216 DEAD RESULT OF GALE   Fishing Fleets Hard Hit Off Portu  gal And Spanish Coasts; Many Are Missing

Debate Begins In House on  Rush Aid Bill  Congress Due to -Get   Congress Due to Get Marshall Plan By Following Week

House Debates Stopgap Aid For Europeans   Marshall Plan May Reach Congress Within Next Week

Montgomery Says Stalin In Good Health   Marshal Visits Soviet Leader

Big-4. Break-Up  Decision Delayed  Fate of Conference Placed Entirely in Marshall’s Hands

Into Huddle On Europe Aid Plan   Marshall and Aide  -To President For Final Check On Proposal For Special Session

Talk On Final Draft of Plan To Aid Europe   Premier Ramadier Wins Close Vote In French Assembly

Marshall Turns To European Aid   Ready to Map Plan of Recovery Lhat May Cost 20 Billion Dollars   TALKS WITH PRESIDENT   Six Point Plan Ready to . Be Laid Before Special Session of Congress

Russian Veto Of U. 5. Disarm Plan Feared By U. N.   Delegates Agree Would Mean Virtual End To U.N. Disarmament Effort:

UN DELEGATES AGREE: THAT RUSSIAN ‘VETO OF U.S. ARMS REDUCTION PLAN WILL END ALL DISARMENT EFFORTS

Russian Veto Seen As Check To Arms Slash   Disposal Of Atom Bomb With Other Wenponsa,  Proposed By Reds, Rejected By UN.

Farmers Meet In Sixth Evening School Monday  - Dr. Donald Coe ' To Be Leader . - Of Discussion

6th Evening School — Will Begin on Monday, January 20th   Dr. Donald Coe Will Dis. cuss New Oats’, . Diseases ~~

HOOVER FAVORS SEPARATE PEACE   He Blames Russia For  World Conditions

Peace, Without Russians, Urged   Former President Hoover Alarmed by “Tide of Disaster’

Hoover ‘Urges  That ‘Separate ~ Peace Be Made   Gives. His Annual ' Birthday Message ~ To the Nation

Hoover Asks  Peace Move  — Advocates Action   Advocates Action Without Russia

“Seeks fo Reverse Tide of Disaster Sweeping World”   Former President Says Co-operation With Soviet Impossible

Hoover Asks . World Accord Without Reds   Kremlin Alone Gets Blame for Disaster Tide Sweeping Earth

OPERATORS AND LEWIS FAILED TO REACH FULL AGREEMENT-AT. MORN. ING MEETING

Welfare Fund And Foremen Still Disputed   Operators Hold Out Against Lewis Demand To Ban Court Suits

Still Working On Agreement  For Coal Miners   Contract-Writers At Work In Effort To Complete  ork During Day   SEVERAL ISSUES _ IN CONTROVERSY  —(RITLTLETIN

CIVILIANS JOIN SOLDIERS ON ALBANIA FRONT   UN Commission Heads For Battle Area To Check On ‘International Brigade’

REPORT TOWN OF KONITZA OUT OF DANGER   U.S. Group to Investigate “International Brigade”

Report Greek Troops Throw Back ‘Invader   Menaced Town Of Konitza Is Reported By Greeks As ‘Out Of Danger’’   U.N. MISSION TO  PROBE INCIDENT

Menaced Town Now Reported Out Of Danger   UN Balkan Commission Leaves Salonika By Air For Konitza

Southwestern Bell Telephone Asks Rate Hike   Missouri Increases Asked Averaqe About 6 per Cent

Phone Company Seeks Rate Hike Of 10 Per Cent   Cost To Subscribers Set At $10,300,000; Boost Here Scheduled

10 Per Cent Phone Rate Boost Asked   Southwestern Bell Files Schedules With Public Service Commission for Hikes in Four States—Joplin Charges Listed.

PHONE COMPANY ~ASKSRATEBOOST OF 19 PER CEN]   Southwestern Bell Asks Permission to Increase Charges in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas,   WOULD COST PATRONS $10,300,000 ANNUALLY   Spokesman Says Applications Grew Out of Higher Operating Costs and Wages.

WOULD INGREA®:. =” RESIDENCE PHONE: RATES Th ¢9 UE   Southwest Bell Télephone Co Asks For Authority to Make the Raise.   BUSINESS PHONES TO $6   Cited Increased Operating Costs and Post-war Wage Hike.

Southwestern BellAsks Hike In Four States   Average of 10 Per Cent Increase Asked To Offset Advance in Cost of Operation

Bell Asks 10% Phone Rate Hike   Cost On Single Private Phone Here Would Go From $2 to $3; Higher Costs Force Increase 

Ask 10 Per Cent Phone Rute Boost ln Four States   Southwestern Bell Seeks Authority for Hikes---Cites Higher Oneratina Costs

ARABS STRIKE IN PROTEST To UN PROPOSALS   Action Taken To Show Soiidarity Against Intervention of Outside Powers

Mile Long Procession Will Mark Official Open ing Of Christmas Buying Season Here.

Three Ships In Distress Off Alaska   One Is Reported, -As_ Gradually Breaking in Half

_—ONE BREAKING IN HALF— 3 Ships in Trouble _ in Storm Off Alaska

3 American Ships In Distress Off Coast of Alaske   Liberty Ship Simon Benson in Gravest Danger as Storm Rages

‘Disloyal’ Group Lists 23 From Congress Rolls   Al! but One Among Present and Past Lawmakers of Win-the-Peace Movement Are Democrats. Survey Shows

Prelate Hits Legislation by Implication   Tells CIO Delegate: Labor Can Clean Its OQwn House

itholic shop Hit: ft Law ston Cleric Tells } Labor Can  julate Itself ‘sh nw it Lawe

Archbishop Hits Taft-Hartley Law   Touches on Theme of CIO  Convention in Boston

RIGID FAREIGN AID PROGRAM ASKED BY GOF   TRUMAN RUNS INTO OPPOSITION FROM HOUSE GROUP

ADMINISTRATION RUNS INTO NEW GOP OPPOSITION   Solons Want European Aid Program ‘Rigid, Inflexible’—Uranium Eyed

GOP’s To Seek Tough Aid Plan   Aim At Just The Opposite Of President Truman’s Desire.

‘‘Lenient”’ Relief Bill Hits Snag... . Aid Plan Meeting Reversals In GOP

Rigid Relief Plan Sought   Republicans Want -Law ‘Inflexible’ to Close Loopholes

One To Insist Stop-Gap Bill Be Inflexible; Delay Is Seen   GOP Chiefs Would Curb Broad Grants Of Power At Outset

RIGID CONTROLS FAVORED ON AID   House Republicans Blast At Bill’s ‘Loose Wording’

[Thousands Assemble Near Lawton for Wichifas Pageant   Other States Well Represented Among Spectators at Famed Program

French Mimister Not Planning To Torpedo Parley   Bidault Declares He Has No Intention Of Wrecking Moscow Big Four Sessions   DELEGATES WATCH FRENCH SITUATION

Lewis to Negotiate With Soft Coal Men   Surprise Move by John L. ‘Still Excludes Mines in South.

Legion Defines ‘Communist,’ Elects Officers  Douglas s Geren. Stat e Com ander

14 ESCAPE FROM TRAINING SCHOOL   Bight of the Boys Were Ap. . prehended a Few Hours Later.

Holy Nai Gets Mes henge From Truman  7,000 AtFirst .  Secsion In Hub

U.S. Will Oppose 20-Year Payment  Molotov Proposes   Russian Foreign Minister, in Savage Attack on Western Powers. Also Demands Nullification Of British and American Occupation Zones

Soviet Would Have Reich Pay For 20 Years  8 e 10 Billion Dollars ee 8 oe ee ee. ee

Soviets Want Reich to Pay For 20 Years   Marshall, Molotov Exchange Sharp Words at Conference

Iwenty Year Payment Plan Unacceptable   Molotov Seeks Ten Billions from Germany in War Damace

Russia, U. S. Clash Over Reparations At Moscow   Marshall Objects To Demands for 20-Year Payment Of Ten Billion

WAR DAMAGE DEMAND GIVEN TO MINISTERS   MOLOTOV ATTACKS WESTERN POWERS IN MOSCOW

U.S. fo Oppose Soviet's 20-Year Reparations Plar   Other Molotov Demands Also Rebuked by Marshall

/Russian Demands 10 Billion In German Reparations; Breaks ‘Out in Tirade Against U.S.

Debt Payment Plans Drawing Stern Rivalry   20- Year Period Fo: Reparations Called "Too Long’

$10 BILLIONS DEMAND " OF RUSSIA ON GERMANY  WITHIN 20 YR. PERIOD

Molotov. Tirade Draws Rebuke From Marshall   U. S. Ready To Oppose _ Russia’s 20-Year Plan , For Germany’s Payments

FOUR POWER CONTROL FOR RUAR SOUGHT   Cancellation of Zone  Merger Also Urged By Molotov

MARSHALL COOL TOWARD PROPOSAL PUT BEFORE BIG 4   Reds Would Take Reparations _ From Current Production Over a Period of  : 20 Years.   BLOW TO RECOVERY OF REICH SEEN IN PLAN   Soviet Foreign Minister Makes Savage Attack on Weat-

Texas City Marches on   103 Bodies Remain Unclaimed—Houses Are Being Built

Wallace Defies Critics Of Foreign Policy Crusade   ‘I Shall Go On Speaking For Peace Wherever Men Will Listen To Me Until The End Of My Days,’ He Says In Reply To Congressmen Who Seek To Stop His Speeches

Will Speak ‘Until End Of My Days’   Representative Urg:s Immediate Prosecution Un der 148-Year-Old Law

Asks for a Coalition . Government      "MOVE IN UN COUNCIL IS EFFORT TO WARD OFF PLAN OF WE STERN. POWERS FOR A BORE : COMMISSION - -

WOULD OUST ALL FOREIGN TROOPS   Recommendation  Is Handed  (mais  19"

“Tomorrows Headlines “oday POLAND ASKS UNITED NATIONS OUST ADVISERS FROM GREECE

President Calls Leaders for Most Fateful Parley   Chief Executive Cancels His Trip To the Caribbean

Leaders Are Called For Meet Monday   Greek Army Will Be Sent $125 Millions In Supplies, Report

AMERICAN GUNS EXPECTED T0 G0 TO GREEK ARMY   Tentative Plans Call for Shipment of $125,000,000 Worth of Military  . Supplies.   ENDING CIVIL STRIFE DEEMED ESSENTIAL   Truman Cancels Caribbean a to Consider Country’s Plight.

Lruman Scans Plans to Arm  Greek Forces   Special Conference Called On Suggestions to Spend $125 Million on Move

War Supplies May Be Sent  To Greeee   Revealed as Trumar Abruptly Cancels Caribbean Trip

Truman Calls Congressional Parley Monday   President Cancels Cruise To Deal With ‘Fateful Situation’

/ruman, Congressional ‘Leaders to Confer on Fateful Situation’   President Cancels Caribbean Tour to Study Greek Problem, Its Implications and Solution

PRESIDENT CALLS CONGRESS HEADS   Chief Said Considering $250,000,060 Program To Aid Country; ~ Conference Mondav

TRUMAN PUTS PROPOSAL UP TO CONGRESS   FATEFUL SITUATION IN FOREIGN AID FACED BY U.S.

Truman Calls Off Trip to Discuss Greek Situation   Meeting With Leaders in Congress to Be Held Monday

Calls High Leaders to Meet Monday On Vital Situation; Arms May Be Sent to Greece

SUPPLIES MAY COME OUT OF WAR SURPLUS   Congress Leaders Are Called to Discuss Program Monday

Truman Calls Off Vacation te Settle Issue   Congressional Leaders Called to Session Monday to Draft Future U.S. Policy

Chief Cancels Caribbean Trip  In New Crisis   Situation Described as ‘Most Fateful in History of America’

TRUMAN DROPS CARIBBEAN TRIP IN EMERGENCY   Greek Situation Causing Concern; Important Parley Monday   MILITARY SUPPLIES TO BE GIVEN GREEKS

Guns, Supplies May Be Sent To Greece   Truman Cancels Caribbean Trip; Calls Conference

SOVIET MOTION ON KOREA IS HIT   Canada And Belgium Cal Proposed Invitation Delaying Action

Cooper’s Plans At Eldora Not To Be Changed   State Board Assures Boys Reforms Instituted To Be Continued

Board of Control To Retain Cooper Policies at Eldora   Little Unrest in Spite of Inmates Grief Over Death

‘Sift Furnace Ashes oo a  Police Hold Engineer For Murder Of Girl

ACTION BY CHRISTMAS FORECAST  MacArthur Claimed Ready To Toss Hat Into Political Ring

Feature Finder   MacArthur to Enter Republican Presidential Race, Hoyt Predicts

The Weather   Backer Says MacArthur Is Candidate  General Is Due Back in U. 5S. Early in 1948

McKellar Labels Lilienthal ‘Head Consnunist Of Tennessee’ fn Quiz

Anti-Red Money  For France Next   U. S. to Aid Ramadier,  Paris Source Says

Increased Aid to France Is Studied By United States   Communists Are Ousted From French Cabinet in First Step

OFFICIAL HINTS AT INCREASED U. 5. HELP 10 FRANCE   Declares Aid Depends on Ramadier’s Ability to Hold Non-Communist Government Together.   PREMIER OUSTS FIVE REDS FROM CABINET   Action Prompted by Truman’s Plan to Assist Democracies Under Threat of Communist Domination.

Finbassy it Paris Reports. -Move Depends on Ramadier And Cabinet Since Purge

U. S. Proposes To Increase Aid to France   ‘Truman Plan’ Basis Of Reds’ Ouster, ‘Minister Suggests

Nebraska Senator Confers Here On Land Matters  Senailen Butler Is Gues Of Governor Ford At Luncheon Today

Weather Report  aa 5 ee   Observer, Joe Overman, Jr.   TOMDRWPA TITRE.   POECTPITATION (In Tnches)

Weather Report  Oo feae~wrrw vw.» tes eeeene oe   THR VPFRATIIRE

New York Man, Son Die In Plane Crash   Light Plane Crashes In Pasture Near Taneytown On Sunday

 Relief for Housewife’s Purse  Nation's Retail Food Prices Begin Downward Trend With Butter in Lead

Sagging Food Prices Cheer Housewives   Tradesmen Nervous At Failure of Many Articles to Sell

Food Price Level In LS. Shows Decline   Butter And Fruit Juices In Sharp Drop; Additional Reductions Seen.

learly All Retail Prices Slip Downward; Food Tags To Slump 10 Pct. by April, Claim

FOOD PRICES START DECLINE   Further Butter Drop Planned by Wholesalers; U. S. Housewife Benefits

Good News Looms For Nation’s Housewives; Retail. Prices, Generally, Are On ‘The -Skids

Food Prices Begin To Show First Decline   Survey Shows Decrease For First Time Since Before War Started

More Retail Food  Prices Now Going  Down Than Up Survey. Shows First  TOS , Seay Siar   Survey Shows First General Downturn Since 1939 War Start

Food Costs Fall All OverNation   Average Decline of 10 Per Cent For April Predicted

PRICE OF FOOD STARTS LOWER TREND IN U, 5,   Industry Officials Say There Will Not Be Any More Sharp Mark-Ups

Many Retail Food Prices Taking Drop   Butter Breaks Sharply On Wholesale Market:  Store Prices Decline

Downward Trend Is Evident In Retail Prices of Food; Butter Cost Breaks Sharply

Butter Price Drops Here Next Week  General Reduction In Food Costs Seen  Sr

Butter Drops Off Again While Survey Indicates Other Things Follow Suit

.There Will Be No More Sharp Boosts, Industries Said.   ‘GENERAL SURVEY MADE   Lower Prices In Canned Good Predicted by Foot Industry.

RETAIL PRICES SEEN ON DECLINE AS FOOD LEADS   U. S. Survey Reveals Stock Costs Down With Lower Levels Coming

Retail Prices Are Reported Lower   More Food Prices ‘Art Being Marked Down  ‘Than Up, is Word

Food Prices ‘oh Toboggan —        . pg pee Hag ee rer cae PRE Bap ak Ae ee   _Butter,.Eqags, Cheese,and Carined Fruits Cheape

Price of Butter Is on Downward Move in Price Crash   All Areas cf U. S. Are Reporting Marked Food Stuff Reductions

SEE DOWNWA PRICE TREND   Industry Agrees No Shar} Increases In Food Costs Coming

re Dropping Garvey Shows   Prediction Says Food Prices Will Be Down .10 Per Cent hy Anrij]

No Sharp Increases For Goods Seen by Industry Spokesmen   Downward Trend Began in November According to Report

RETAIL PRICES OF FOOD ARE HEADED FOR LOWER MARKS   7  Retailers and Wholesalers Ar  Nervous Because Some Stocks Not Movine

Prices on Way Down Say Retailers; ! Butter Market Drops Again, Coffee Up

FOOD BUDGET ON WAY DOWN   Survey Shows Retail Price Markdown Is Under Way; Butter Is Slashed

10 Per Cent Decline Seen By Next April   Major Food Chains In Chicago Reduce Butter Price 8 Cents

Prices of Food Drops in Many Retail Markets  Coast to Coast Check   Coast to Coast Check Shows Butter Slumps

Food Prices  On Way Down   Survey Shows Decided Reductions; No Boosts Likely.

SOARING FOOD PRICES START DOWNING. S.   BUTTER LEADS LIST OF DECLINES IN MAJOR MARKETS

Food Prices In General Are On Way Down, ‘With Any Further Boosts Termed Unlikely

Survey Shows Drop in Retail  Food Prices   Butter Is on List of Major Commodities Reported Going Down

‘Mysterious lying Saucers’ Are Reported In ‘10 States   Wide Range Of Explanations Submitted To Clear Uy Phenomenon; Army Air Forces Officers Discount Significance Of Unconfirmed Description Of Dises

Lawmakers Linked With Red Front   Communist Party Sponsors Group, Probers Claim

House Committee Reveals Red  Front Sponsors  Civil Rights Congress Charged With Vilification of U. S.

Civil Rights Congress Is Branded ‘as Communist ‘Front’ Organization by House Committee

Group Listed As ‘Front’ For Communists   Roster Contains Names Of Many Prominent Persons

Civil Rights Group Called a Red Front   Campaign Against U. S. Government Commitee Charaes

CIVIL RIGHTS CONGRESS HIT   House Committee Says it's Communistic

Judge Kleczka Studies Labor Board Authority   Jurisdictional Case Similar To One Ruled On By Judae R. S. Cowie

Both Parties to Be Represented At Conference   Stop-Gap Aid to Europe to Be Considered, Extra  Session Possible

Truman Calls Congress Heads To Discuss Aid  Thursday Conference May Decide Special Session

TRUMAN SENDS CONFERENCE CALL   Leaders Convene Before the Decision Is. Made to Re yea

Food Parley 's Scheduled Thursday Of Present Wee!   President Truman Is Calling in His Advisers for Conference

Special Session To Aid Europe Likely Subject  Meanwhile, End of  Poultryless Days Is Again Predicted

European Aid Parley Is Scheduled   Truman Summons Congressional Chiefs to Session

Congress Chiefs Called to Meet On European Aid   Meet Will Decide If Special Session Of Salons Is Needed

Bevin Says He Asked Byrnes To Head Off Statement On Palestine   Similar Views  Held By Dewey   Statement Recalled Record of Administration On Holy Land Issue

Capture Man Charged With Robbing Bank   $7,600 of $8,200 Taken from Bank In West Grove, Pa..,  Is Recovered

CAPTURE MAN IN ARIZONA FOR HOLDUP IN PA.  Rocdver All But 2G00   Recéver All But 3600 Taken From West Grove Rank   ALSO NAB GIRL   Couple Arrested Ag They Step. Off Train Today

SUSPECT IS NABBED IN DAHLIA CASE   Electrician Says He Picked Up Girl About January 9

CHICAGO SANTA IN RESCUE ROL   HELPS CLEAR STOBE OF SHOP PERS WHEN FIRE BREAKS oUT—25,000 DEPART.

Fire in Store; Kids Make Sure Santa Is Saved   Damage Negligible But 25,000 Shoppers Leave Calmly

Santa Doubles as Rescuer When Fire Routs Shoppers   25,000 Evacuated from Chicago Department Store As $15,000 Blaze Starts in Escalator

Hugh Fulfon Gaveled Down   'Was Counsel When President Truman Was Chairman of Committée

Hugh Fulton, Former Committee Councel, Denied Chance To Answer Charges.   WON’T REOPEN HUGHES AND BREWSTER FEUD

Hughes Probe Has Another Stormy Day   Committee Denies lis Former Counsel Time to Answer Charges. Against Him

Ex-Counsel Wanted to Meet Charge   Lawyer to Take Case to The Press, He Declares

Realism Asked Of Aid Parley   Marshall’s Aide Is Spec  "hy Basis Canfdnnoinsn

$29-Billion May Be Asked in Aid "Plan for Europe   Paris Conference Will ‘Reveal the Proposed Budget, Monday

FAIR AID PLAN I$ SOUGHT FOR EUROPE   State Department Is Concerned Over Cash That May Be Needed

REPORT 18 EUROPE WILL ASK THE U. 8. FOR 29 BILLIONS   Paris Conference Due to Come  _ Up Monday With Total Na . tions Will Need Under Marshall Plan.   SLATE DEPARTMENT. ISSUES STATEMENT   ‘Undersecretary Robert A. Lo. vett Declares Program Must Be Reasonable ” and Realistic.

Europe’s Need For More Aid Gives Concern   6 Notice Served Recovery Program Must Be Realistic

CHECK ON U. 8. AID INDICATED   State Dept. Serves Notice On Paris Parley Program Must Be Reasonable

May Ask US for 29 Billion for Europe Alc   Word Is Sent To Marshall Meeting That Cost Must Be Pared

US. INSISTS EUROPE BE REASONABLE   State Department Shows Concern  Over Outlay

Marshall Plan Warning Given To Europeans   State Department ls Concerned Over Possible Demands

ClO Organizers Leave Bruceton   Order Preserved In Tennessee Town After Demonstration Against Union

Cold Front In Area s Seen:   [ANGRY MEN GUARD WORKERS C10 Organization Campaign In ‘Little Tennessee Town Halfed.

C.1.0. Organizers Ask to Leave —   Tennessee Menfolk Guard Women On Way to Work at Nonunion Piant

ANGRY MEN GUARD WORKERS ~—_is.  ClO Organization Campaign In ‘Little Tennessee Town Halted.

Men Escort Women Workers And Order CIO Organizers From Little Tennessee Town

SHIRT FACTORY SQUELCHES CI0   Men-Folks In Tennessee Town Protect Women Krom Pickets

Report Violence Spreads To Sictl   Italian Government Purges ‘‘Red Cells’’ From Nation’s Police Forces   STRIKES SPREAD IN SOUTHERN ITALY

AIM AT BOOST IN RUHR COAL   Current Production Only Half Of Peak Under bi stlor   KEY TO EUROPEAN AID

Battle Of Ruhr: U. S., Britain Ask One- Third Increase In Ruhr Coal Output

Return Control of Mines to Germans Advised in Attempt to Up Production

U.S., Britain Seek Ruhr Coal Boost   Increase in Output Seen as Major Recovery Factor

One-Third Increase in Ruhr Coal Output Goal of Allies Seen as Major Aid to Marshall Plan

Seek Increase In German Ruhr Coal Production   U. S. and Britain Start New Phase Of Marshal! Plan

Quick Contempt Action Promised Movie Witnesses   If They Continue To Refuse to. Answer Questions

FILM FOLK Wid REFUSE TQ TALK FAGE CONTEMPT   House Committee _ Promises Quick Action Against Witnesses

BERLIN BLAST KILLS SCORES   Explosion Rips Security Police Quarters

BLAST WRECK HEADQUARTERS BERLIN POLL   4Q-5() Persons Believed Dead  In Explosion

HENRY FORD'S WIDOW IS GRANTED $300,000   Tells Probate Court “It Costs Hes ‘That Much a Year. to Live and Maintain Eatate.

JOINT COMMITTEE RULES QUT ACTION ON PRICE CONTROL   Taft's Committee Alsc Shelves Truman Rationing Program Until 1948.   EUROPEAN AID APPROVED   Bill Favoring Relief for France, Italy, Austria to Reach Senate Monday.

Committee Approves Amended Aid Program   Another, However, Shelves Truman’s  Request for Power To Revive Controls

Senate Group Approves Winte Aid for Europe   Joint Economic Body Rules Out Truman’s Controls Request

SENATE GROUP APPROVES AID TO 3 NATIONS   Curbs Provided; Ra tioning, Controls Are Killed

Truman Plan For Controls ‘Out’ For Now   Winter Relief For France, Italy, Austria Up To $597,000,000 Okehed With Protective Curbs

PROPOSAL 10 AID AUSTRIA FRANCE, ITALY APPROVED   Senate Foreign Relations Committee Votes 13 to 0 to Extend Help at Cost of $597,000,000.   TRUMAN RATIONING PROPOSAL RULED OUT   Senate-House Group Decides to Sidetrack It and Price Controls During Special Session.

SENATE GROUP OKAYS RELIEF FOR 3 NATIONS   Joint Committee Puts Ban On Proposal To Restore Controls

Relief Fund Approved by Committee   France, Austria and Italy to Receive Help

Senate Committee For Quick Relief; Controls Shelved  - $597 Million to Tide Europe Over Winter a eee a

America’s Supplies To Be Safeguarded And Costs Watched   Measure to Help France, Italy and Austria To Reach Senate Monday; No Action Planned On Request for Price Controls. Rationing

Winter Relief Approved For European Nations;  Rule Out Control Plans

But Senate-House Economic Committee Rules Out Power to Control Wages and Prices.

Commitiee First Wants T o Ensure Home Supplies: Rules Out Price Conirai   CHAIRMAN TAFT. SHELVES PRESIDENTS TEN POINT PROGRAM TO s'roRr RISING PRICES UNTIL REGULAR SESSION 1

Price Control And Rationing Plans Shelved   France, Italy’ An And Austria . Would “Get. Half a Billion ; :

TRUMAN PRICERATION SCHEME   Senate Committee Ok’s Winter Aid To Italy,  France. Austria

Jomestic Controls ' Vake Setback as Senators OK   Gafeeuarded Aid Abroad

WINTER RELIEF FOR EUROPEAN NATIONS PASSED   Senate Committee Unanimous For Helping Austria, France, Italy      INFLATION CURBS HEADED FOR DEFEAT

Winter Relief To Halt Billor Gets Approval   Committee Acts to Keep Eye on U. S.  Money to Needy

HOTEL IS RAZED AT COATESVILLE   Loss Is $500,000 in Early Morning Blaze.

Rural Voters Favor Merger  By 176 to 54      Nominees for New Board Selected at Meeting Monday

Give Answers _ To Questions On Consolidation   Election To Be Held Monday, May 5, at Lounge

PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER VS. PROFESSIONAL POLITICIANS?  Wainwright's Willingness To Run For Senate Shocks Other Hopefuls

Wainwright Leaves Politicians Gasping   Retired General Admits He Might Be Persuaded To Run Against O’ Danie!

A Xenophobic Action— Japanese Evacuation During War Called Unjiustified

Hike of 20 Per Cent Is Awarded to Railroad Mail   Commissien Dates This Increase Back to First of Last February

Railroads’ Mail Prices A re Raised   Will Not Reflect In Postage Rates

Railroads Get Big Increase To Carry Mail   25 Per Cent Boost. In Pay Announced By Commerce Commission

BOOST IN MAIL RATE GRANTED TO RAILROADS   25 Per Cent. Increase Awarded Nation’s Lines By ICC

American View On Europe Aid Given British   English Leaders Question Clayton In Advance Of Big Three Meeting

Bevin Gets Clayton's Aid View   Talks Cover British Proposals to Reduce Film, Tobacco Import:

EISLER FACES FEDERAL TRIAi   ALLEGED NO. 1 COMMUNIST 18 INDICTED BY GRAND JURY ON PASSPORT _CHARGE

Guerrillas Fire  On U. S. Marines   American Forees Attacked While Searching For Crashed Plane

Marines Return  Fire Of Chinese   Small: Landing Party At tacked While Search: ing For Lost Pilot.

VET GROUPS WANT APPLICATION J0B   American Legion, Others Say They Are Set Up to Handle Work

Wheat Crop In Kansas Undamaged   Temperatures Not: Low Enough to Harm Grain---Weather to Warm Up Friday

Kansas Shivers In Cold   Mercury Skids to 29 In Northwest and to Mid-30’s in South; No Crop Damage Notec

19 Nabbed By  Burma Police   Former Premier U Saw And Followers Held For Saturday Massacre

Burmese Premier Is Under Arrest   Also 19 Of His Lieutenants Held In Connection With Saturday Massacre

Ex-Burmese Premier Held In Massacres   Police Kill Three U Saw Followers In Making Arresis

Former Burmese Premier Arrested   Authorities Impose Curfew on Rangoon

Burma Police Arrest 20 For  Assassination   Former Premier and 19 Aides Jailed After Cabinel Members Slain Saturday

U Saw, 19 Aides Held In Massacre Of Council Heads   Three Slain In Battle  At Ex-Premier’s Home

Police in Burma Make 20 Arrests In Massacre of Council Ministers

EX-PREMIER IS HELD INBURMA   OPPOSITION PARTY LEADERS JAILED IN BURMA MASSACRE

Rangoon Quiet As 0 Arrested  ormer Premier and   Former Premier and Aides Are in Custody

Burma Police Hold 20 Men For Killings  Former Premier Jailed; Curfew  On Rangoon

EX-PREMIER, OTHERS HELD IN BURMA KILLINGS   Arrested After Deaths of Three Opposition Party Followers

AIDS HELD IN DEATHS   U Saw Under Heavy Guard Following Shootinas

Former Burmese Premier Held   3 Opposition Head’s Followers Slain Following Murder of 7 Ministers

Burmese Police Arrest Former Premier U Saw In Connection With Massacre Of 7 Council Ministers

Former Premier Of Burma Jailed   U Saw Arrested As : New Killings Occur

EX-BURMESE PREMIER AND AIDES HELD   Arrested Following Massacre Of Seven Council Ministers

Hold Former  Burmese Head Believe U Saw Behind Ministers’ Slayinas

Former Premier  Of Burma Seized   Nearly Score Of Lieu tenants Are Also Held After Mass Killing.

50 Arrested For Part In Assassination  -™ TT... eu   Ex-Premier Of Burma Captured Aitter Gun Battle

‘Othman Gives Lowdown on How Five Billion Dollars Was Spent While He Scratched His Ear

Bang! Another 200 Million— — ‘Engel Amendment Marathor   Time Kicks House Into Orgy of Spending

SOME SOLONS IN EFFORT 10 GET GRADUAL CUTS   Many Oppose Flat 20 Percent Slicing Of Income Tax Proposed By Knutson   NEW REVOLT COLLAPSES   Senate Leaders Believe They Have Enough Votes To Continue Probes

Graduated Scale Of Slashes Gets Airing in House   Flat 20 Per Cent Cut Would favor Higher Brackets, Is Claim

Split Seen in GOP Panel Studying Income Tax Cul   Some Republicans Want Graduated Scale; Knutson Holds Out for Straight 20 Pct. Slash

Bulgaria to Execute Head Of Opposition  DasLaw fOamu‘nbadl   Petkov Convicted for ‘Plotting Aqaainst State’ ~

Bulgarian Anti-Red Must Die   U.S. Had Denounced Arrest Of Petkow By Commy-Run Government

Foe of Redsin Bulgaria Given Death Penalty   Petkov, Head of Agrarian Party, Sentenced to Die

BULGARIAN LEADER SENTENCED TO DIE   Nikola Petkov, Found Guilt By Communists

IU. S. Still Holds Vast Oil Reserve  “WEST SUPPLIES AS YET UNTAPPEL

Baruch Terms Unrestful But Not Alarming   Calls For Work Or Fight Law Should War Come Again

Baruch Calls tor Work-Fight Law Elder Statesman Also  Asks Secret Refuges In Event of New War

Calls For ‘Work Or Fight’ Law  Mobilize Might For Next War: Baruch

“Work Or Fight” Law That Applies To Men and Women Alike, Asked By B. Baruch

Baruc hCalls For “Work Or Fight” Law For Both Sexes  We Will Not Have Time To Improvise

“WORK OR FIGHT" LAW PROPOSED BY BERNARD BARUCH   iElder Statesman Believes Step Essential To U.S.  Bemessenslwaene

Work 01 Fight Law Favored   Baruch Says U.S. Must Be Ready for Complete Mobilization

Declares He Sees No War With Russia as ‘Immediate Threat;’ Universal Training Cited as Netessary

“Work Or Fight” Law For Nation   Baruch Calis For Act Ap. plicable To Both Men And Women.

IVES DECLARES HIGH PRICES WILL NOT GO DOWN UNTIL. 8. PRODUCTION SHOWS INCREASE   Hurricane Hits New Orleans With Tremendous Force, Destroying Much Property; Soviets in UN Assembly Continue Their Attack on U. §.  As War-Morger; NLRB Allows CIO and AFL Till October 31 to Sign Anti-Communist Affidavits

Center of Storm to Pass over City   10,000 Evacuated from Flimsy Housing Projects on Coast

Terrific Winds’: Poon Capitals: «Lowland. Are  . Flooded ‘As Lashing:  . Rain‘ Continues *          Ta “City. Schools

Thousands Seek Shelter  In City From Hurricane   100-Mile Winds And Torrential Rains Are Sweeping Up River From Gulf; Five Fatalities Charged To Storm In Flextda

Stinging Rain Levels Crops; Heavy Winds  Ravage Areas   Thousands Sheltered In Public Structures; Emergency Declared

‘Truman Board Urges Hugs ‘Program to Keep U.S.  ‘in Forefront in Science

Vast Program Of Research Uroedfor U.S.   Double Expenditure For Science by 1957 Suggested by Board

Emphasis Put On Need for  Basic Research   Proposal for Doubled Spending by L957 Suggested by Steelman

Brightest Lights Aren’t Always Nicest— By Hal Be  Traveling in United States Is Still Adventure

Boyle Finds T. ouring in U.S. Still Hazardous Enough to Be Adventure

 America Is Pattern You Have to Find Yourself, Signposts Are Not Always Clear.

Fhieves Design Spray, Hide Behind It for Work   No Tax Cash to Caties: Green

Truman Asks End of War Emergency   President Calls for Legislation Wiping Out Two Dozen Laws

Truman Urges Early Ending Of ‘War Laws   Congress Asked for Action To Bring Nation Back Wo. tRoeed? Tefen

Legislation Is Requested By Truman   President Sends Message Urging Outright Repeal Of 24 Laws; Proposes To Let Others Lapse

Would Repeal 24 Laws, Let 36 More Lapse   Recommends Most of 20 Defense Appropriations  Wiped Out

Truman Moves To End ‘Emergency’ Wartime Powers   President Asks Congress To Repeal All But 16 Of 102 Extra Laws On Books; Hopes To Return To Normal By Midyear

TEMPERATURES   President Asks Congress To Kill Emergency Acts   Nine Years Of Rule By Executive Order Drawing To Close

President's Plan Given to Congress Would Repeal! 24 Laws, Lapse 36 Others Soon And © Retain but 10 Wartime Measure:

‘Truman Seeks Early Ending Of Emergency   Orders Federal Agencies To Halt Some Activities

Your Today’s Star   Early End Of State Of Emergency Asked By Truman  --- Messase Requests Outrisht Reveal Or Death By Lapsing Of Scores Of Wartime Laws

War Powers Nearing End   Truman Asks Congres: For Legislation Terminating All But 12

President Uraes Outright Repeal Of Special Laws   Extension of Some Measures Requested In Message to Solons

WAR POWERS   Truman Asks Legislation To Permit Early Ending Of ‘State of Emergency’

Truman Requests Emergency be — Ended Quickly   Asks Retention of 12 Laws, Allow 36 to Lapse, Repeal 24 Others;  Halt 70 Defense Annronoriations 

He'd Speed Emergency Termination      President Asks Solons Enact Legislation To That Effect.

Legislation For An Early Ending ts Ashed by the President From Congress.   HAS BEEN IN EFFECT SINCE SEPT. 8, 1939   Mr. Truman Asked Outright Repeal of 24 Laws, Proposed That 36 Others Be Allowed to Lapse.

EMERGENCY END {8 SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   Truman Makes Move Toward Elimination Of War Legislation

Early End of Emergency Is  Goal of Move   President Proposes Termination of 24 Statutes and Suspension of Operations under 38   Others

Truman Asks End O War Emergency   Congress Urged to Drop Laws On Statute Books Since 1939

Legislation Requested Of Congress   Would Extend Only 12 of Emergency Act Remaining On Books

Repeal ot 24 War Powers Laws U reed   Congressional Action Recommended Would Terminate All but 12  Controls by July

Truman Asks Measure To Bring About Quick End To State Of Emergency

Ask For An Early War End   Truman Proposes Only 12 of More Than 100 Emergency  Acts be Permanent

Emergency to Enc  President Would Extend Only 16 of 102 Wartime Laws

“Early Ending” of Emergency Sought _ in Congress Today   President Truman Ask: Legislation to Terminate War Status

Agency Heads Advised To Curb Use of Powers   Freeing Economy of Wartime Controls, ls President's Aim.

Repeal of More War Acts Urged   Truman Calls for Permanent Extension by Congress of 12 Emergency Statutes

Truman Asks Repeal Of 24 Laws   Proposes 36 Other Emergency Statute: Be Allowed To Die

President Asks Legislation To End Emergency  Would Repeal, Lapse 60 Laws

Urges Retention Of 16 of 102 Lau   Move Would Accomplish Second ! Three Big Steps Unwrapping -Tangle Of Controls

ASKS CONGRESS FOR REPEAL Of SEVERAL LAWS   President Wants Only 12 of More Than 100 Acts Kent on Books

Truman Seeks An Early End Of Emergency  Outright Repeal By Cangress Of IAL S$ L  Awe y\Hua

TRUMAN ASKS EXTENSION OF SOME POWERS   CONGRESS IS URGED TO SPEED UP END OF EMERGENCY

TRUMAN IN MOVE TO WIPE OUT ALL BUT 16 WAR LAWS   President Calls on Congress for Legislation to Permit ae  Emergency.”   86 STATUTES SLATED TO BE KNOCKED OUT   Asks Immediate Repeal of 24 —Step Second of ‘vhree to Be Taken to Free U. 8. of Controls.

Suggests Only 12 Of Special Laws Be Kept in Force   Possibility Period May End By Next July if Congress Acts

Legislation to Permit Early Repeal Asked  Message to Congress U Irges. Extension: of

Repeal Of 24 Laws Asked Of Congress   Would Extend Only 12 Of More Than 100 Emer eencyv Acts.

Truman Asks Emergency Be Ended Soon   President Proposes Repeal of 24 Laws and Asks Extension of Only 12 Emergency Acts.

EARLY ENDING OF ERA OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY ASKED   Truman Asks Congress For En. actment of. Lgeislation  to End Acts

Temperatures   Truman Asks for Congress to End Emergency Laws   President Wants 24 Laws Repealed, Others to Lapse; Extension of Dozen Wartime, Powers, At Least Until June 30, 1948, Is Requested

Truman Asks Early End of War Powers  Bee Bel ee es,   Sends Message to Congress Requesting Needed Legislation

TRUMAN URGES END OF WAR PERIOD   President Wants 12 Emergency Laws To Stick   PLAN NO REQUEST   To Extend Draft Measure Beyond March Deadline; Enlistments Up

Urges Extension Of “Only 16 of 102  {mergency Laws   President Orders Federal Agencies to Suspend Activities Under Emergency Clauses Of 36 Statutes Not Later Than Mar. 15

ASKS CONGRESS TO HASTEN END OF EMERGENCY   Requests Scrapping of 24 Laws, Suspension  Of 36 Others

President Would End War Laws   Would Extend Only 12 of More Than 100 Emergency Acts

Truman Requests Early Ending of  Emergency Powers - President Suggests.  Only 12 of 100 Acts 7 Be Extended by Law ¢

TRUMAN WOULD END EMERGENCY POWER!   Asks Legislation For Earl Repeal Of Most Laws

Truman Seeks An Early End Of Emergency   Outright Repeal  By Congress Of A lawe SniakF

EARLY END OF WARTIME  EMERGENCY REQUESTED   President Truman Asks Congress For Legislation To Permit Temporary Regulations, In Effect Since 1939, To Be Dropped—Suggests Outright Repeal Of 24 Laws And Proposes Operations Under 36 Other Permanent Statutes Be Suspended

Early Return To Peacetime Status  Asked By Truman   Asks Quick End To ‘Emergency’ Prevailing In Nation Since ‘39

Truman Asks Laws to End Emergency   Wants Legislation For Early Ending Of 1939 Declaration

President Moves To End ‘Emergency’  Asks Legislation; Would Extend 16 Of 102 “War Laws’

PRESIDENT ASKS FARLY ENDING OF EMERGENCY LAWS   Truman Calls on Congress for Outright Repeal of Da tawse -

Truman Asks for Outright Repeal Of Some Statutes   Would Suspend 36 Laws For Use Only In Emergency: Wipe Out 20 Defense Appropriations

Truman For Ending All War Powers   Wants ‘Early Ending’ To Emergency---Asks Outright Rened}

End to National Emergency In U.S. Requested   Big New Stride Toward Normal Operations Is Taken

TRUMANSEEKS 10 KEEP ONLY 12 MEASURES   Congressional Acceptance Would Terminate National Emergency Under Which Country Has Lived Since 1939.

Proposal Would Repeal 24 Laws, Let 36 Lapse   Suggests Only. 12 of ‘More Than 100° Acts Be Made Permanent

[President Asks Legislation to Make Possible Early Ending of Emergency

Truman Requests End of Many Emergency Acts   President Wants Only 12 of More Than  100 Acts Continued

Truman Wants ‘Early Ending’ By Legislation  Outright Repeal of 24 Laws Reauested

SEEKS EARLY CULMINATION OF EMERGENCY   President Asks Congress For Legislation For  Early Action

Legislation Leading to Early End of National Emergency Asked in President’s Message

Truman Acts ToEnd Many  War Powers.  Cngress Asked To   Cngress Asked To Repeal At Once 24 Laws Of Emergence’

Tokyo Residents Aroused : by Earthquake  Buildings Shake for 30 Seconds; No_ Damage Reported

  MYSTERIOUS BLAST KILLS 8 IN BERLIN   Explosion Wrecks Part of Germar Police Headquarters—Nine Persons Injured.

Mystery Blast Razes Police Post  Eight Killed, Nine Hurt In Berlin

BLAST KILLS 8 IN SOVIET ZONE   POLICE STATION IN BERLIN DAMAGED BY UNEXPLAINED BLAST

Berlin Blast Kills 8 Germans   Bomb Explodes in Police Headquarters

8 Germans Die In Explosion  Newspaper Reports It Act of Sabotage

Berlin Blast In Russ Zone  Kills Eight   Police Headquarters Rocked by Explosion; Nine Others Injured

8 Germans Die In Explosion  Newspaper Reports   Newspaper Reports It Act of Sabotage

TREATMENT OF — JEWS RAPPED   Bender Calls It Outrage: Sabath Would Deny British Aid

Won't Bar ‘Former Reds   Taft Says Labor Law Will Let “Reformed” Communists Hold Office -in Labor Unions

500,000 Jap Names On New Purge List   War Leaders Are Forbidden To Hold Public Office

HARTMAN ESTATE. LETTERS GRANTED TO GEORGE W. OTT   BENEFICIARIES LISTED

DEFENSE FUND — bert FIGHT. ~IN-CONGRESS   REPUBLICANS IN-HOUSE ARE  UNDER CRITNCISM FOR   PLAN TO CRIPPLE -   __ARMED FORCES.

Re a Good Fellow   Head of French Mission Revealed To Be Communist

French Chief Accused of Communism   Leader of Mission To Moscow Wants To Stay in Russia

Accusation Of France Explained   Man Who Blamed His Own Country For Row With Russia Identified As Ardent Communist

French Suspend Maraquie, Sovief Mission Chief  Made Attack on His Own Government ~

Paris Mission Chief Faces Ouster  RUSSIAN PROTEST NOTE IS SPURNEL

Say French Officer Is Red  Marquie, who Attacke   Marquie, who Attacked His Government, Seeks  To Remain in Russia

Calis Chief OF French Mission ‘Red’  «Lt. Col. Marquie Rapped For Attack Against Ousting

French Leaders Suspend Marquie  Repatriation Head Identified as Red

French Chief Accused of Communism  Leader of Mission To Moscow Wants   Leader of Mission To Moscow Wants To Stay in Russia

Chief Of Ousted French Mission To Moscow Turns Out To Be Fervent Communist Leader

Frenchman Who Accused Own Government Identified as Red. Who Wants to Stay in Russia

Two Possible Clues Spur Plane Search   Clearing Weather Gives Impetus to Widespread Hunt for Alaska Craft With 18 Aboard

‘SIAMESE’ TWINS DIE AT INDIANA HOSPITAL   Boys Joined At Tops Of Head Had Declined Steadily

Dr. Meadows To Get Freedom      Former College Presiden Will Be Released From Prison In July

START IS ORDERED ON JAP REPARATIONS   U.S. Directs MacArthur to Put Plan in Operation Over Pro tests of Four Nation<

Hunt Roommate  Of Slain Pair   Find Bodies Of 2 Farmers Employed At Exclusive Boys’ Schooi.

Dr. Ross’ Trial For 4 Slayings Gets Underway   Surgeon Charged With Ambushing Broker. Family

Needy Residents Of County Collect $31 More Last Week Than Previous Period.

BELIEVES RUSSIA WANTS CHAOS IN UNITED STATES   This Is Statement Made Today by Rep. Short of Missouri.   SEES NO EARLY WAR   The Missourian Says Russian Domestic Economy Would Not Permit It.

Short Sees Reds Hoping For US Chaos   But No Immediate Danger of War, Missourian Says

Local Nat'l Guise: Company's Ranks Are Filling Fast   $150, 000 Armory To Be Constructed: For Guard's Use

Campaign To Oust Regime  Said Opened   Crisis Outrunning American Plans To Aid Nation, Report

‘Battle For Italy’ Launched; U. S. Is Harried By Reds   Russia Seen Making Supreme Bid To Capture Control Of Italian Peninsula Which In Turn  Controls Central Mediterranean

Italian Reds Open ‘Battle’  For Control   iThreat of Armed Conflict Arises in Big Strikes,

ITALY'S REDS SAID TO HAVE LAUNCHED DRIVE FOR POWER   Spreading Strike of Million Workers Seen as Part of Campaign to Overthrow Government.   MOSCOW BELIEVED . BACK OF MOVEMENT   Washington Considers Throwing Aid to Non-Communist Forces — Armed Conflict Feared.

Crisis Outruns U. S. Plans for Aid to People   Fear Is Reported Over Possibility of Armed Conflict

BATTLE FOR ITALY’ SAD T0 BE BEGUN   Reported italian Gommunisis Have Started ‘Betion

Russia Making Supreme Bid te Control Italy   Recent Development Seen Part of Drive to Overthrow Regime

Reds May Beat U.S. to Punch In Italy   Apparently Launch Their Long-Awaited ‘Battle’ Drive There

Washington Fears Crisis is Outrunning American Plans for Helping the Italian People.

AMERICAN AID PROGRAM MAY BE 100 SLOW   COMMUNISTS READY TO BATTLE FOR RULE IN ROME

Plans to Aid talians Being Outrun   Fears Over Armed Conflict Are Expressed by Many

REPORT IS QUTRUNNING U5. AID PLANS   Long-Expected Battle Is Now Under Way,  Diplomats Sav

Communist Move In Italy Brings Fear of Conflict   Observers Believe Plan Is Proceeding Under Moscow Tutelage

Russians Seen An Strong Bid To Get Control   Fear Exists Over Possibility of An Armed Conflict

‘Soviet Bid To Take Control Of Italy Seen   Crisis Outruns  U.S. Plans For Helping Italians

Strikes First Wedge by Moscow-Led Socialists in Move to Extend Red Area   Communist Program Is Outrunning U. S. Plan For Rehabilitation; Other Crises Springin: “Uo Over Continent

U.S. Diplomats Believethe Long-Awaited ‘Battle for Italy’ Started by Communists

GENERAL CLAY SAYS GERMANY IN FOOD CRISIS   Believes Situation to Get Worse If Farm Produce Does Not Arrive

Clay Foresees Hunger Crisis  Lasting Weeks   German Harvest, American Shipments Are Key Factors

Three Are Seized at Gun Point   Patrol Is Forced To Cross Border. Army Reveals

Tito Reds Capture 3 U. S. Soldiers  r % . y ! t we @ abc? i A ae et tes   Trieste Yugoslavs Fail to Answer American Protest

3 Yanks Held By Yugoslavs   Forced Over Frontier By Gunpoint, Witnesses Declare

U. §. Demands Slavs Return 3 Men Captured  Mounted Patrol Is Kidnaped At Border; 2 Escape To Quarters

U.S. Demands Yugoslavs Return Officer, Soldiers   Headquarters Says) Three Men Were. Taken Captive While on Patrol Duty on . Trieste Territory Frontier

' Forced Across Border at Gunpoint  IYUGOSLAVS SEIZE.  AMERICAN PATROL

Return of Three U.S. Military Men Demanded  Trio Taken Captive While on Patrol

U.S. Demands Return of Soldiers, Officer Taken Prisoner by Yugoslavs

U.S. Patrol Ambushed By Yugoslav:   Driver Killed, Three, Including Officer Who Was Wounded, Are Taken Prisoner

America Demands Return Of Yanks Held At Trieste   Were Forced Across Yugoslav Border At Gunpoint

Officer, Two Enlisted Men Siezed And Forced Across Border. Claim

DEMAND RETURN OF THREE YANKS   U. S. Army Claims Trio Held Prisoners by Slavs

Demand Release Of Three Yanks Seized By Slavs   Mounted Patrol ‘Forcec Across Border At Gun Point’ Near Trieete.

J. §. Army Demands Yugoslavs Return Three Captured American Soldiers

Slavs Hold Yanks   _U.S. Demands Return Of Three Reportedly Forced ‘Across Trieste ‘Border at Gun Point

3 Americans Captured By Yugoslav:   Forced Across Border; U. S.  Demands Return

Return Of Americans Demanded   Army’s Headquarter: At Trieste Request: Yugoslavs To Free Three Men

Order Yanks Be Released By Yugoslavs   U. S. Hq. Trieste Says Captured Men Forced Over Border.

Troops Taken While Patroling Trieste Area   Americans Forced Across Border at Gunpoint.

ARMY PROTESTS YUGOSLAV ACTS   Three Yanks Taken Captive Forced at Gunpoint to Cross Trieste Line

Release Of Americans Demanded   Yugoslays Take Three Captive On Trieste Border

U.S. CALLS ON SLAVS 10 FREE YANKS   Army Headquarters in Trieste Demand Return of Officer and Two Enlisted Men Taken Captive Yesterday.

SLAVS TOLD TC YIELD SOLDIERS   Three U. Ss. Army Men Are Held Captive

US Demands Slavs Free Three Yanks   Trio Is Forced Across Border At Gunpoint

Slavs Seize Three U. S. Soldiers Patrolling Trieste Area Frontier

Demand Yugostavs Return U.S. Soldiers   American Officer, Two Enlisied Men Taken '~ Alb Trieste Eranijee

U. S. Demands Slavs Return Three Yanks   Officer,. Two Enlisted Men Taken Captive on Trieste Frontier

Authorities Demand U. S. Trio Seized By Slavs Be Returned   Three Soldiers Captured At Gunpoint On Trieste Frontier, Officials Report

Army Demands Slavs Return  Seized Yanks   IThiee Americans "Held By . Yugoslave In Trieste Zone; Foreed Across Border By Gus ~

U.S. Demands Slavs Return Trio Seized on Patrol Duty  Officer and Two Men Taken Across Border at Gunpoint, Report States

Demand Return of Men by Yugoslavs  Three Taken Across Line at Gun Point

YANKS FORCED TO CROSS YUGOSLAV BORDER BY TROOPS      U.S. Demands Release of Men: Driver of Patrol Killed, Two Wounded

Army Demands Return of Trio Taken by Slavs   Officer, Gls Are Forced by Rifles Across Frontier

RETURN OF NEN BY YUROSLAVS   Officer and 2 Enlisted. Soldiers Taken Captive on Trieste Frontier

U. S. Officer, Two Enlisted Men Are Held   Taken Captives by Yugoslavs While Qn Mounted Patrol

Yugoslavia Gets Stern U.S. Protest   3 Army Mea Seized By Slev Treeps

Yugos Seize Three Yanks   U.S. Demends Return of Trio Forced Across Border af Gunpoint

DISMEMBERED BODY OF BRIDE 1S DISCOVERED   20- Year: -Ola® “Woman, Wed. Eleven Days, Te Mid ared   ‘GRILL FOUR MEN   Neatly Dissected Parts of Body Found -In- Detroit

Arnall Denied Access To His Office; Asks Court To Invalidate Election

Situation Reversed; Arnall Locked Ont, Sets Up Temporary Quarters

SURVEY SHOWS IOWANS FAVOR BOOST. OF 502,   Return to Half Payment of Levy Second Choice of Lower Chamber

FINAL: RITES FOR LAGUARDIA      New York Pays Tribute to Its Formor Mayor—Services Being Held Today at.. Protestant Episcopal Cathedral of St. John the Divine 60,000 View Remains Sunday, *

Bids On Proposed North Street School Building To Be Asked By Board April ]

Board Of Education To Ask Bids On North Street School April 1   New Building Will House The Colored Grade, ' Junior And Senior High Schools; Listed As The No. 2 Project Of Building Program.

Worst December Typhoon In 29 Years Sweeps Vast Areas; Big Ship With Americans Aboard Blown Onto Rocky Island.

Manila Slashed By Strong Winds   Worst Typhoon In 29 Years Hits  Islands In Pacific

Fierce Typhoon Lashes Manila   Central Philippines Hard Hit: Shipping Heavily Damaged

IG. TACOMA, WASH. FLOUR MILL PLANT DESTROYED BY FIRE   Spectacular. Waterfront Blaze ‘Damage Estamated at — Million Dollars

Provisional Govt. Plan Is Accepted   Bidault Yields A Point By Support Of Bevin’s Program For Germanv.

Compromise On Proposal Is Reached   French Agree to Accept Britain’s Views; Topic Referred to Committee After Four Hour Talk

France Recedes From Stand on . German Regime   . Agrees to Proposal for Provisional Government

Bidault Agrees To British Plan   Proposal Is to Establish . a German Government by Stages   MAY HAVE. NO EFFECT   -Ministers Have Been Unable to Agtee on Economic Unity

Bidault Agrees To Proposal of British Leader  Concerns Regime Lae Meenuniead Avan

Bidault Indicates He Will Accept British Proposal For Provisional German Regime; Marshall May Seek Conference With Soviet Head

Compromise Apparent On Proposal For German Government By “Stages”

COMPROMISE IN GERMANY ISSUE BELIEVED NEAR   French Agreement to British Plan Is Seen as Reversal of Policy

ow Parley—  Bidault Agrees  OnReich   Provisional Rute Plan Is Accepted By French Delegate

Compromise. Appears When French Agree to British  Plan for Provisional   German Rule.  ‘REPARATIONS ISSUE  STILL DEADLOCKED

French Swinging To British Proposal On German Set-Up   Bidault Agrees To Provisional Government; No Agreement On Economic Unity

French Policy Seems to Be Changing   Bidault Has Agreec To Provisional Setup for Germany

Marshall Expected To Seek Interview With Stalin To Break Ministers’ Deadlock   German Reparations Issue Believed Slowly Strangling The Moscow Conference; Unification Plan Hinges On Agreement Of This Key Problem.

Accepts British Plan on Germany;  Marshall Hopeful   Little Progress At Night Ses sion On German Economic Problems

Effort Seen To Dissolve Reparations  Issue Lock   Council Opens Talks On Form Qf Reich Provisional Set-Up

MARSHALL IN CHINA REPORT TO MOLOTOV   Says Only 6,180 U. S. Personnel to Remain in Country

COLD WAVE IS STATES WORST FOR INDUSTRY   North And Central West Virginia Plants Hit By Gas Shortages

lewis To Blast linions Willing To Bow To Laws   Will Fight Back Against Dropping Vice Presidents

‘COPPER MINE WORKERS VOTE STRIKE   Ariz. Construction Tieup Remains Unchanged

NEGRO RAPIST PAYS PENALTY   Negro Man Goes To Gas Chamber After Admitting Crime Against White Woman.

FRENCH PREMIER MAY URGE SIEGE STATUS IN STRIK   Railway Unions Refuse Ramadier’s Plea To Return Ta Wark

French State Of Siege Looms To  End Rail Strike   Orders Strikers Back Before Demands Coneidered.

Boy Is Rescued After Wedged in Chimney 17 Hours   Hole Is Cut Through Wall in Apartisent to Bring Boy to Safety

‘Omaha Union Out Despite Agreement   Other Affiliated Nebr. Stations Back In Full Poree: Omaha Doubtful.

UNION ACCEPTS AVERAGE WAGE BOOST OF $3.50   Minnesota Governor Praises Both Sides For Agreement

Workers Take $3.50 Average Raise, Go Back To Work Today   Will Respect Picket Lines of Striking Unions

Soviet Break With fran Due. Tehran Report:  Russian Envov Leave:   Russian Envoy Leave Capital, Reportedly For New Delhi. India

Russia and [ran Near Break Over  Oil Concessions   Soviet Envoy and Staff Reported to Have Left Teheran By Plane

DIPLOMATS PREDICT RUSSIA-IRAN BREAK   Two Nations At Odds Over Oil Concessions

OIL ARGUMENT BODES TROUBLE IN NEAR EAST   Pravda Oharges New Premier Closely Asgociated with Angio-U. S. Interests

Russian-Iran Relations At Breaking Point   Have Long Been At Odds Over  Oil Concessions

Russians Near Break With Iran   Soviets irked Over Inability to Obtain Rich Oil'Concessions

CONGRESS GETS ‘UNION WARNING   ClO SERVES NOTICE THAT TAFT-HARTLEY BILL SPONSORS WILL NOT GET  _... UNION VOTE :

GOP Opposes Distribution  By Red Cross   Other Private Agencies Also Opposed In Directing Aid To Europe

HOUSE FIGHTS AID HANDLING BY PRIVATE GROUPS   Red Cross Says Tt Will Not Be A Distributor

Foreign Aid Bill Faces New Delay   Steering Committee Doubts Final Vote Can Be Had Today

Second Baby ‘Sure Was a Surprise, Says New Mother as She Peels Spuds

Mother, 2 Babie: Perish in Blaze  Husband in Critical Canditi Cen ne  ANAiAR een Pare

Two Children, Mother Burned  Home Three Blocks Outside Sheboygan

Coal Industry Accuses Krug Of UMW Aid   J. D. Battle Assails Basis of Inspection Set by U. 8S. Official

Dirty Trick On Trigger: Singing Cowboy Roy Rogers. “To Marry On New Year’s Eve

Cities fo Back Tax Law Change   Voters Would Have Control of Funds

Ds a os 2 i  No Ilint of Verdict As Judge Announces Court  To Convene at 10 A.M

ACTRESS JUDY COOK SAYS HOWARD HUGHES CAVE DADTIEC COD VMDIIC ADAY MEN OFFICIAIC

Marshall Flies ~ To Washington   Leaves California for The Capitol

State Legislature Faces Torrent of New Measures   Salary Increases for Appointive Positions Are Turned Down

—LEGEIILALUAL— New Bills Pour Into .  Legislature  House Deadline Is Set For Feb. 10

Record Number Of Bills Rushed Through Assembly   Definition Of Rights To Know Inner-Workings Of New Atomic Commission Sought By Senators

BUCKEYE SOLONS DELAY ACTION ON WAGE ISSUES   ‘Abandon Plan to Rush Through Salary Boosts for New Officials

Peach Growers: Field Dayin Mexia Wednesday   Opens at Noon With WFAA Broadcast At City Auditorium

Peach Field Day Opens With: Radio Broadcast From: Mexia Auditorium

EXPLOSIVE SLIPS HANDWRITING WAS SAME AS GOLLUN’S   Expert Claims Defendant i Death Trial Signed  Dynamite Receints

IN ONE OF RARE FLOOR SPEECHES, SENATE PRESIDENT WARNS RECOVERY PROGRAM FULL OF RISKS BUT THAT THERE IS NO ALTERNATIVE.

Vandenberg Says Recovery Policy Halts ‘Conflict’   GOP Foreign Policy Expert Takes Senate Fleor in Support of Emeraency Bill

Says U. Ss. Must Ga Ahead -With Program   AID. TO: EUROPE   Sees. Russian. Wreck‘ing Crews-Turned “Loose On Plan.

AID T0 EUROPE OR CHADS, SAYS VANDENBERG   Says Wrecking Crews Are Trying to Sabotage U.S. Program

RED ‘WRECKING CREWS? RAPPED   Vandenberg Backs Foreign Aid Alternative to War

Says Chaos — Be The Only   Alternative   Tells Senate that Russian "Wrecking Crews’ Have Been Turned Loose on U. S. Proaram

Bridges Hits Truman’'sBlank Check Demand  Cha n Asserts ‘  meen ¢ : infringed

Reds Battling U. S. Aid Plan   Vandenberg Asking Program Approval

But, He Says, America Must Go Ahead With Program For Recovery   Red Surge Seen Unless U.S, Acts   Assistance Will Avoid Pos. sibility Of Another War, Congress Is Warned

VANDENBERG OPENS DEBATE ON AID BILL   Senate President Says  ‘Russian “Wrecking  Crews” Attack U.S, Program.

FORMER EMPLOYE OF TVA ADMITS RED MEMBERSHIP  ESE —<—_ =  soem, m6 Wee   HART DENIES SAYING COMMUNISTS ACTIVE WITHIN THE AGENCY

Admitted Red Denies Letter  Involving TVA   Lilienthal Oppositior Suffers—Pepper Hits Motives

HART DENIES — RED’ LETTER   Former TVA Employe Tes. tifies On Communistic - Aetivities —   [SAYS HE WAS MEMBER

Hart Denies Writing About - TVA Commies   Former Employe of Agency Declares He Saw It For First Time In Newspaper

FORMER TVA EMPLOYEE Is HEARD IN PROBE OF LILIENTHAL   Denies Knowledge  Of Letter About Activities Of Communists

EX - TVA EMPLOYE DENIES HE WROTE COMMUNIST NOTE   Admits Being Member But Did Not Write Letter About Red Activities

Hart, Confessed Communist, Says None in TVA Reds  Te ao oe i    Post-grad Student At U. W. in Denial Of Agency Activities

FORMER TVA WORKER DENIES RED’ CHARGES   Claims He Neither Signed Nor Knew of Published Letter

Tomorrows Headlines “Jeday BRAZILIAN, NEW U.N. PRESIDENT, PLEADS “EVEN THOUGHT OF WAR" RF RFIFCTFED BY ALL DELFGATES

U.S. Loses  Assembly’s First Test   Russian-American Clash Highlights General Assembly

[Latin-American Nations Desert U. S. in Election Of Assembly's President

BRAZILIAN 1S PRESIDENT OF 1947 SESSION   American Delegates Favored Australian For Post

Australian Loses to Aranha For President At Opening Session Today

Coal Walkout — Said Certain   Hartley Says Lewis Sure Ty (Cali Workers Out

Hartley Defends Labor Bill: Warns That Lewis Is Determined to Strike

Labor Bill Author  Points to Lewis  o Bienes FR.   Raps Mayor O'Dwyer For Opposing Measure

SAYS U.S. WILL NOT BE ABLE TO DEAL WITH LEWIS LF LABOR BILL DIES.

BOULDERS A LAVA HURLED 2 MILES HIGH   EARTH SHAKEN BY ERUPTION; TOWNS EVACUATED

BANDIT TAKEN AFTER CRASH   $8,000 in Cash Recovered As Gunman Wrecks Car After Bank Holdup

Daylight Robbery In Sny. der County Town Land: Gunman in Sunbury Hospital in Serious Condition.

TEAM TO EAT TURKEY   Jayhawker Football Squad Will Spend Thanksgiving on Train

eae ata  Iowa Doctor’s Home Bombed  .. Familes Faecanes Inileaew

3 UNINJURED IN BOMB EXPLOSION   Family Upstairs as Blast Damages Home

Stormy Opening Of London Parley Of Big Four Seen   Controversy Predicted Over Whether German Or  ; Austrian Treaty Is  : Taken Up   DULLES ARRIVES TO AID MARSHALL

NOISY OPENING PREDICTED FOR CONFERENUE   Three Ministers Complete Final Preparations

Here’s Budget in Nutshell   January 15 Is Income Tax Deadline for Large Group

Reminder: January 15 Is Deadline For Large Group of U.S. Taxpayers

Of Oregon Die in Crash   Wreckage of Plane With Bodies Found in Heavy Timber Few Miles From California Border

British ‘Deal With Soviet   Byrnes Says Agreement Was to Give Reds Say In Romania, Bulgaria, And Britain. in Greece

Byrnes Bares Red-British Agreements   Says Russia Was To Have Influence In Bulgaria, Romania; Britain In Greece

Mason fo Back Across-Board Tax Siash Bill   Moves to Awake Lower Pay Group To ‘Squandering’

MASON DEMANDS 2) PER GENT TAX GUT ACROSS BOARD   ilinois Republican Backs Knutson Measure; Raps _  Seen! Pea neent

Seek To Retain Low Incomes On Tax Levy List   Rep. Mason Claims “Tax Consciousness’ Bulwark Against  Federal Squanderinc

Battle to Retain 0 Million on Tax Roll by 20% Cut   Object to Exemption _ Change; Would Kee;

Senators Stage Battle Over Tax Slash Proposals With Mason Sponsoring Engel Bill

Tax Exemption  Cut Plan Hit Rep. Mason Takes Up Battle for Straight

Tax Slashing Fight Opens   Rep. Mason Objects  To Dropping Small Income Persons From Roll

. MASON TAKES UP BATTLE FOR TAX SLASHING BILL   Ohjected Vigorously te Proposals to Drop Millions From Tax Rolls.   NOW “TAX CONSCIOUS’   Constitute Greatest Bulwark Against “Federal Sauandering”’.

AGAINST TAX FREEDOM FOR LOW PAY GROUP   Rep. Mason Backs 20 Percent Cut ‘Straight Across Board’

Bill Would Drop Millions Of Smait Income Persons Off The Tax Rolls

Illinois Republican Joins Battle For Flat 20 Per Cent Tax Slash   Rep. Mason Assails Proposals to Drop Million: Of Small Income Persons From Tax Rolls; Declares Nation Becoming ‘Tax Conscious’

Rep. Mason Opens Fight To Cut Tax   Hlinois Republican Raps Proposal to Drop Small Income Group Backed By Chairman Kuutson

Boone County Voters Reject Hospital Plan   Only 19 Out of 1,339 Ballots at Centralia Favor Bond issue

2 Hitch-Hikers Murder Driver In Lonely Area   Ex-Marines Tie Motorist To Tree, Shoot Him @ecec Tnnc

MOTORIST USED AS LIVE TARGET   Former Service Men Held In Bizarre Slaying

Do Your Duty As a Citizen Vote in City Election Jan. 13   Hitchhikers

HITCHHIKER USED MAN FOR TARGET   TWO YOUTHS TELL OF SLAYING MOTORIST AFTER GETTING LIFT

Victim. Said.Used As“Hunian Target’  Two Held In Brutal Slaying Of Motorist

MOTORIST SLAIN BY HITCHHIKERS   Youths Thumb Ride: Tie Driver To Tree And Shoot Him

Two Hitch-Hikers Tie Man To Tree, Use Him As Target   Youthful Pair—Ex- Marines—Admit Shooting Man Te Death—Had Planned To Drop Him Down OT BET One Says

Motorist Is Tied To Tree And UsedAs Human Target  By Two Former Marines  Hitch-Hikers, Held On Murder Charges, Say Victim Asked Them No! To Harm Him

Hikers Tie Kind Motorist to Tree, Then Slay Him to Settle Argument

Middle Belt Reports 42-46 Cent Average   Opening 1946 Sales Averaged 49.9 Cents

Redistricting Of Voting Areas Also Is Urged   Seeks To Replenish State Vets Fund; Message Read To Assembly. Senate

Lovesick Youth, Hunting Sweetheart, Rides Hollywood Bus Ten Hours Daily

SWISS GIRL JULTS FORMER SERGEANT   EX-SOLDIER LEARNS AT NEW YORK FIER SHE WILL MARRY ANOTHER,

Former GI Is Jilted By Swiss Girl Who Fell In Love With: Doetor Abroad

Army Retains Rule Over Afom Energy  Manhattan Project Head Says Domestic Use Long Time Away

DELAY ON TAX PLAN BLOCKED   Senate Move To Postpone Action On Cut Killed

Democrats Fail To Delay Tax Bill   Finance Committce Splits on Party Lines Seven to Six

Moves to Delay Income Tax Cut Plan Forestallec   GOP Finance Unit Holds Line; Further Slash in ‘48 Eyed

Tax Cut Bill Postponement Move Blocked   Demos Defeated in Attempt To Defer Action on Measure

Setbacks Suffered By Democrats Clears Way For Ballot On Bill      GOP Is Certain To Gain Approval   Senator George Sought To Postpone Action On Measure Until June 15

Two Tries to. Postpone Tax Action Blocked  GOP Majority Ahead In Both Ballots

Fail to Defer Tax Action In Congress   Republicans on Senate Fi nance Committee Beat  Democratic Attempts

Attempt To Delay Income Tax Cut Blocked By GOP  Democrats Ask   Democrats Ask Postponement To Consider Budget

 Faction Opposing Glenn Elliott Backing Daniel For Commander As Legion Opens State Convention

WANTS GOP TC HAVE PART IN U.S. POLICY   Vandenberg Asks Share in Planning Financial Aid

GOP Seeks Voice OnForeiqn Policy  World Rehabilitation Proposal Gets Varied

Insist Foreign  Aid Be Studied   Marshall Faces Demand Council At ‘Highest Level’ Be Named

Wary Eye Kept On Layoff Due In Coal Mines   Workers Will Start Mourning Period Midniaht Toniaht

GOVERNMENT IS ~ EYEING MINERS   Wants To Be Sure Time Fixed By Lewis Is Not Exceeded   MOURNING TIME SET

Soft Coal Miners Start Mourning Period Tonight   Government Keeps Wary Eye on Mines as Lewis Calls Six-Day Holiday

U.S, KEEPING EYE ON MINERS   Not to Let Diggers ‘Jump Gun’ on Mourning Order

Government Keeps Wary Eye on Mines   Wondering If Memorial Period Will Fail to  End on Schedule

— U. SsWARY — Fear Mine Shutdown May Last   LEWIS TO PAY FINE THURSDAY

Mines Closed By  Mourning Order   Government Wonders if Memorial Layott Is Likely to Extend Beyond Schedule; Impact On Industry To Be Reduced By Normal Losses

PLAN NO MOVES AGAINST LEWIS   Shutdown Coincides with End of Truce Period Lewis Called for Earlier

Lewis, Mine Operators Seek To Iron Out Last Kink In Contract Talks

CANADIAN DIVORCEE RAVISHED AND STRANGLED IN. SAN DIEGO; 3 WOMEN SOUGHT AS WITNESSE'

Dairymen’s League Accused In Break in Butter Prices   Criminal Information Filed by Government Charges New York Co-Operative Association Manipulated Quotations for Five Days on Mercantile Exchange—Action Grew Out of Group’s Alleged Efforts to Bolster Milk Prices.

Dairymen  Face Court  In US Quiz   New York... Association  Pegred Butter To Keep . The Price Up

—ACCUSED— .  Rathbun,  3 Others_ Also Cited  In Action Ue s. ALLEGES. -

Charge Butter  Price Fixing Criminal Information Filed At New York

Dairymen Charged with Manipulation Of Butter Prices in New Yeark Are

Dairymen s Association Is Accused   Big Break in Market Results in Charges Against Executives

Dairy Co-op Charged in Fix of Butter Price   U.S. Attorney Says Group Bought 668,00( Pounds in 5 Days

Assn Head, 3 Members, Charged   Disclosure Due To Sudden Drop In  Butter Price, _

Federal Charges Filed Against Dairy Group   New Yorkers Alleged To Have Manipulated Price of Butter

Dairymen to Face Criminal Charges  Bb. ew... LI...   Government Says League Heads Manipulated Prices of Butter

Butter Price Case  Charges Filed   Manipulation Kept Cost Up Is Indication’

Butter Price Fix Charged  N.Y. Dairy Associatio   N.Y. Dairy Associatior Officers Accused by U.S. Following Probe

Accuse Dairy Association Of ‘Manipulation’   Government Alleges Vio lation Of Commodity Exchange Act Section.

Criminal Action By U.S. Attorney In Butter Probe   Claim Market Manipulated Five Days to Keep Butter Price Up for December

Charge DLCA Manipulated Butter Price   Information Stems From Drop of Butter Ten Cents a Pound

BUTTER CHARGED   Dairymen’s League, President And Three Others Are Accused

Dairymen’s League Is Charged With ‘Price Manipulation   Gov't Files Criminal Information

BUTTER DEALS BRING CHARGE   Dairymen’s League Faces Federal Court Action in New York

Butter Price Break Probers Cite Dairymen   Federal Charges Of Manipulation Of Market Made

Dairymen Charged With Manipulation Of Butter Market  Officials of League Face Criminal Count Eiled hv Government

Butter Price Fraud Laid To Dairymen   N.Y. League, Leaders Accused by U.S. in Criminal Complaint

Price-Rigging Charge Filed On Dairy League   New York Group Accused of Butter  Market Manipulation

BUTTER DICKERS CALLED ILLEGAL   Criminal Charge Names Dairymen’s League For Price Fixing

CRIMINAL CHARGE IS FILED IN (BUTTER PRICE “MANIPULATION”  AGAINST DAIRYMEN COOPERATIVE

Dairymen Face Fine and Prison  Manipulation of Butter Price Charged

U. S. Charges Butter Price Manipulation   Criminal Information Filed by Government Avainst Dairy League

Legion Vows Drive Against ‘Red Menace’   New Hampshire Man Named Commander Ae Convention Ends

Legion Will Battle With Communism   Begin Crusade to Drive Ked Out of Nation — Reds Out of Nation ---

Many Resolutions Adopted By Group   Stassen Warns Delegates That Support Of Marshall Plan Is Only Alternative

James F, O‘Neil ls Chosen As Commander ~ Legion.Launches Crusade To Drive Reds Out Of The U_S.

Legionnaires Begin Crusade to Drive ‘Reds, Communist Party Out of U. S.

Legionnaires Start Crusade Against Commies   Convention Elects New Hampshire Man as Commander

Face Bleak Week-End  Call London Truck Driver Meet To Avert Government Clash

Thousands Say They Will Quit Too If Soldiers Are Called Out   Mass Meeting of 16,000 Drivers Called for  Sunday

Armour Asks Broad Meeting On Recovery   Appeal Coincides With Russian Satellite Refusals

Armour Urges Russia To Reconsider Her Refusal To Part'caipate In Paris Talks

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  How To Live With A Wife— Seem ‘Pseudo Hen-Pecked’

Britain Questions Marshall's Plan  Ask How to Begin European Revival

Joint Action For Europe Under Study   U.S. Locking to Britain to Lead  Marshall Plan

Open Talks to Save Europe   Envoys Move to Get Marshall Program Off to a Start

Marshall Plan For European  Help Studied   U. &. Looking To Britain To Start Ball Rolling In Joint Revival and Rehabilitation 

BRITISH ASK ABOUT U. S. AID POLICY   Open Talks With State Department on How to Translate Marshall’s Call for Joint European Revival Into Action.

Seek Clarification of Suggestions Before Urging London to Take Initiative in Project

British Set To Begin Planning   Open Talks To Learn Hov To Put Marshall's Plan  TIntan Artian_

British Study Marshall's Call For Action to Aid Europe  Diplomatic Leaders Discuss Possibility O¢ Taking Lead in Program for Revival

British Favor  Marshall Plan   Studies Suggestion For Joint European Revival Program

British Confer With Marshall To Study Plan Uniting Europe   Details Of Proposal Aimed At Recovery Sought By Embassy

School Funds Bill Approved By Assembly   Technicalities Hold Up Strikes, Rent Control Bills

Unconscious Youth, Rope Around Neck, Saved _ Mayor Rescues Negro FromA Lynching Mob

Negro Rescued from Mob Set To Lynch Him   Alabama Town’s Mayor And Three Other White Men Save Youth. 19

An Alabama Mayor Foils Attempt to Lynch Negro Boy  The Story Book Rescue Brought Protection

ALABAMA NEGRO SAVED FROM MOB   FOUR RESCUE BLACK AFTER HE IS TIED AND ROPE PUT AROUND NECK,

Negro With Rope About Neck Saved   Mayor of Alabama Town Takes Doomed Attacker to Safety

NEGRO RESCUED FROM LYNCHING   Mob Has Youth Witt Noose On Neck At Hursboro, Ala

An Alabama Mayo: Foils ‘Attempt to Lynch Negro Boy  The Story Book Rescue   The Story Book Rescue Brought Protection From Afhaqry Mob

ADDED CIGARET TAX WOULD PAY FOR VETS’ BONUS   Ohio Proponents Say Real Estate Levy Unneces sary For Financing

“MY OFFICE A FIRE TRAP,” DOCTOR SAYS: IT RIIDNIC TWO HOIIRS LATER AND HE LOSES $25,00(

Last Minute Pledge From U.S. For Economic Talks Betteved Responsible   URGE QUICK FORMATION OF INTERIM GOVERNMENT,

U.S. Enters Java Conflict   Offer of Aid May Block Open. Warfare

Dutch Recall Military Move On Indonesia   Last-Minute Pledge By U. S. To Give Economic Aid Cause; Was Set Sometime Monday

STRIKING DAIRY FARMERS RAISE THREAT.OF STIFFENING TERMS TO END STRIKE: VIOLENCE GOES ON

Wartime Disunity in Washington — Waylaid Jap Invasion: Patterson

Patterson Discloses Lack Of Unity Between Army, Navy In Jap Invasion Plan

Marshall’s Plan to Get Going Over   Vandenberg Plans to Put Program for European Recovery Before Senate During Next Week

CHICAGO UNION AGENTS KILLED   Oil Salesman Questionec After Two Men Are Shot In Tavern

TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT GEORGE STRASSER AND HIS ACCORDION AT THE HOTEL DUDLEY. Ady.

MINE UNION PUT ON PROBATION   Return of Contempt Fine Delayed for Two Weeks

UMW PLACED ON PROBATION   Judge Holds Up Decision On Returning Fines; Coal Production Grows

Mine Workers Union Placed On Probation   Court Delays Remission Of Fines—Coal Production Is Mounting

GOP Asks Full Data On Policy   Want To Know More Of Program In Which Aid One Aspect

Miners Mingle In AFL Rally Opening Today   Thousand Delegates Ready To Attend 3-Day Meet At City Auditorium

The Little Wife Begins to Get That ‘Fur Coat Look’ About This Time Each Year

MANY IWIN 4°7RONK   French Assembly Considers Strike Control Vepsure   Hal's Wife Is Reaily Mad At Santa Ciaus

;THAT FUR COAT LOOK COMING ‘BACK INTO EYES OF WRITER'S SPOUSE: SANTA CLAUS BLAMED

News Service Continues Today   Leased Wires Serving Press and Radio Now Unaffected By Strike

U.S. T0 OFFER BORDER PLAN   Would Retain Ruhr in Reich, Upper Silesia in Poland

SOVIETS MARCH TO MARK MAY 1   Planes Roar, Tanks Rymble As Red Officials Lead Big Celebration

Moscow Marks May Day With Power Display   Military Forces Told to Perfect Their Training

STALIN REVIEWS PARADE  DURING WHICH SOVIET   MILITARY MIGHT Is DISPLAYED

U.S. Navy Firids It Pays to Rebuild War-Damaged Vets Into Whole Men Aaain

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  N avy Restores 90 Per Cent ‘Of Amputees To Civil Lite

Fowl Deluge Is Ignored   Poultry Saving Program Unaffected By Protest Shipments of Birds to Washington

Chickens Squawk Poultry Protest   Luckman Stands Steadfast As “‘Hens For Harry” Arrive

Farmers Deluge Truman, Luckman With Live Fowl ‘Squawk’ on Poultryless Thursday

BOMBARD FOOD ADVISORS WITH ‘SURPLUS’ FOWL   Food Committee Forwards Free Chicken to Salvation Army

Farmers Ship Chickens To Washington In Protest Against Poultryless Days

Angry Poultrymen Feather President's Nest   While U.S. Food Committee Hollers ‘Fow!'

Hold Linein _ Spite of Squawk Made by Hens.       Crates, of poultry. “Roll ‘into -\Washineton.

‘Hens for Harry’ Register Squawks Over Raita Pauley less Thursday

Literal ‘‘Squawk”’ From Poultry Men....  White House Gets “Hens For Harry”

LINES HOLD IN POULTRY WAR   Crates. Roll Into Washingtor from Firms.’ Protesting Luckman Program.

Luckman Holds Lines Against Hen ‘Invasion’  Danlées feawaee   Poultry Growers Add Live Squawks At Eaaless Days

Hens For Harry: Chickens Make Real ‘Squawk’  Against Poultry-less Meal:

Poultrymen Ship Fowl to Capital, Protesting Truman's Food Program

Feathers Fly In Washington  More ‘Hens for Harry’ Arrive in Protest To Save-Food Program

PRIN pes “Toc   ‘Hens for Horry’ Committee's Lines Hold Against Chicken Influx

Chickens Squawk To Washington ~  Poultry Raisers Send Literal   Poultry Raisers Send Literal Protests. Against Poultryless Thursdays, Say Hens Eat Grain

“Hens For Harry, Leghorns  ‘For Luckman,” Glut Capital  Growers Protest Poultryless Plan

“Hens For Harry’ Campaign Fails ‘To Budge Citizens’ Food Committee

Lines Hold Against Hens   Luckman Won’t Budge Despite Shipments Of Hens

Food Committee Just Ignoring Chick Invasion   Crates Of Fowl Pouring Into Capital But Have No Effect.

‘Leghorns for Luekman’ Are Sent to Washington As Poultrymen Protest

Citizens Food Group Holds Firm On Order   Poultry-Raisers  Send Chickens To Luckman, Truman In *“Squawk’ Against Ban

Luckman Sits Tight as Hens Comefor Harry   Poultry-Growers Send Fowl to White House To Point up Protest

“Hens for Harry” and “Leghorns For Luckman” Invade Washington   Poultrymen Continue to Send Chickens In Protest of Food-Savino Plan

Committee Holds Line Against Invasion of Hens   Crates of Chickens Roll Into Washingto: As Protest Against Poultryless Thursdays Grows; No Changes Planned

LUCKMAN GETS “BIRDS” FROM FOWL RAISERS   U, §. Poultrymen Deliver Literal ‘Squawk’ Against Ban on Chickens

est Ban  On Poultry: Lackindn’   -Growers Protest Ban  .On Poultry; Luckman Refuses To Be Budaed

 Invading Chicken Force Fails to Dent Committee  HENS FOR HARRY, LEGHORNS FOR LUCKMAN FLOCKING IN

‘Mens for Harry’ Still Squawking  Tauelendan Want Tet Pranram Get ‘BRamrled Tir

—CHICKENS FLOOD CAPITAL— _ Squawking Hens Fail To Budge Food Chairman

Squawk   Luckman Stands Fast As Poultrymen Give Bird  Tan Wachinntonn

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Food Boss To Stand Firm On Poultry Edict   OPPOSITION TO PROGRAM FAILS TO HALT PLAN

Squawking Boxes of ‘Hens For Harry’ ¥And ‘Leghorns F or Luckman’ Sent As Poultry-less Day Protest Are Futile

Food Committee Holds Fast Against Invading Force of ‘Hens for Harry’

Luckman Group Being Swamped By Chickens   Irate Poultry Growers Are Forcing Hens on Government Officials

Invading “Hens For Marry”, “Leghorns For Luckman” ‘Don’t Faze Food Committee

Shipping’ "Hens for “Harry, Leghorns. for -Liickman’ Unavailing   Lines  of Citizens Food CommitteeHold Fast. Against, Invasion ;

Public Hearings Qn Truman's Plan To Start Friday   Joint Economic Committee Of Congress To Hear Anti-Inflation Witnesses   MEAT RATIONING ‘PLAN SUGGESTED

TAFT GIVES EAR TO MEAT RATION   Hearings Commence Friday On Anti-Inflation Plan Of Truman

Two Heavy Bombers Seized In Oklahoma To Prevent Their Use In Revolution

Seize Two Big Planes Headed For South American Revolt   U.S. Steps In to Block Their Use in New Revolution Believe Impending In Nation Not Identified: Both Impounded in Oklahoma

‘Coup Clipped r Government Takes Ritihars To Foil Revolution Plotter

South American Plot?  Two Heavy Bombers Seized On Oklahoma Air Fields

U. , SEIZES BOMBERS TO BALK REVOLUTION   Planes Reportedly Headed For South America

PRIVATE HEAVY BOMBERS SEIZED   Government Stops Use in South America

'U. S. Seizes Two Bombers Believed Marked [For Use in South American Revolution

U. 5. Seizes Two Bombers In Oklahoma   Government Acts to Prevent Their Use in Revolution Planned In South America

Two U. S. Bombers Seized; Were To Aid in Revolt  Immobilized Planes Were to Fly To South America

Library to Be Discussed Sun   Time for Broadcast Of Town Meeting Is Changed to 12:50 Sun

AGREEMENT ON COAL HAILED   Steel Executive Sees Pact as Bar to Inflation, Slump.

COAL PRODUCTION NEEDS WARRANT INCREASED COST   EXECUTIVE DEFENDS SIGNING CONTRACT FOR WAGE INCREASE

New Coal Wage Pact To Spur Output Of Mines, Cut Prices, Humphrey Says

Coal Head Sees Stabilization, No Inflation   Pittsburgh Coal, Ste e E Exec Says New Coal Wage> Resnonsible.

Leading Coal Producer Says Mine Contract Is Stabilizer   Contends It Is Best Weapon To Fight Inflation

Increase In Output Seen By Executive   Settlement to Avoid Damaging Strike; Coal Dealers Boost Prices

Coal Contracts Tend to Retard Inflation, View   Steel Executive Says Prevention of Strikes, Big Production Answer

Congress Told U.S. Can Absorb New Wage Boost   Increased Production Under New Contract Hailed as Cure For Inflation

Coal Contract fo Stabilize Economy  Executive Tells Grour Of Industry Future

New Coal Compact Defended as Force To Slow Inflation .   Steel Executive Tells Congressional  Group the Contract W5l Simp Denslesmate.

Executive Praises New Coal Contract As Ban To Inflation   Pittsburgh industrialist Says Wage Hike To Stabilize Nation’s Economy

Hails New Coal Wage Contract   “Most Anti-Inflation“ary Settlement of Coal . Difficulty i in Years Savs Industry Official

Coal Contract To Stabilize Prices With Production, Executive Asserts

Sees Coal Pact As Stabilizer   Will Retard Inflation. Humphrey Tells Congressmen

Coal Mine Pact Held ‘Stabilizer’  New Contract Seen Curb On Inflation

New Coal Pact Visualized As Inflation Check   Helps Stabilize Economy Says Humphrey, Stee And Coal Magnate.

Coal Contract Will Boost Output, Retard Inflation, Humphrey Says   Industrialist Sees Agreement as Greatest” Stabilizing Influence in Years; NAM Head Savs Nation Can Absorb Wage Hikes

Contract Will Defer Inflation Coal Man Says   New Coal Wage Contract Retards Inflation by Averting Strikes, Coal Executive Tells Committee.

Says Coal Pact Slows Inflation  . Humphrey Claims It  Stahilizved Economv

For U.S. Seen  ‘Inflation Spree’ Is  Unlikely, Executives  ud Economy 

COAL OFFICIAL UPHOLDS DEAL WITH MINERS   Says Agreement to Spur Production and Stabilize Economy

Humphrey Hails: \CoalWageContract   N.A.M. .Head Testifie: Nation: ,Should Not - Get Inflation’ —~

Production Must Keep Going Forward     No Cause For Inflation, Say Leaders

Washington Election Shows Voters Favor Demo Foreign Policy, GOP Tax. Labor Bills

2300 Parade: 12 Are Arrested   Union Officials Help Officers Halt Demonstration by Asking Discipline

Advocates Of New Taxation Win Skirmish   - Legislature Is Thrown Into’ A Wild Scramble

Advocates Of New Taxation Win Skirmish  Thrown Into A Wt C... whl

‘ASK PUBLIC TO SKIP CALL TODAY   A. T. & T. Says Its Long Lines Crowded

State’s Tax Structure Out Of Date   Bankers’ President Says Cities, Counties Should Handle Advalorem

Page Tells State Bankers Group That Mississippi Should Vacate The “Ad Valorem” Tax Field

SIGLER TOLD HOUSING PROGRAM IN MICHIGAN HIT BY MANIPULATION   “Monopolies, Rackets And Restrictive Practices” Cited By House Group   SEEK FUNDS FOR sTupy

8 PERISH AS HOME BURNS   Woman, 6 Children, Grandson Are Victims Of New Jersey Blaze

Committee Okays Oil Restrictions   House Group Approves Bil To Control Shipments To Other Nations

Commercials? Not for Him!   Ohioan Devises Cut-Out To Turn Off Radio  During Snonsor’s Time.

Middle East Plans To Be Told Congress   § President To Address Joint Session Wednesday

TRUMAN WILL QUTLINE PLAN OF GREEK AID   Message to Congres: Set for Wednesday On New Crisis

Truman to Tell Joint Session  Of Greek Plan   President to Address Congress Wednesday On ‘Whole Situation

AIN FOR GREECE TQ BE OUTLINED   Truman To Explain Plan For Intervention In Middle East

Middle East  Policy To Be Aired Today By President  May Propose Loans Of $400,000,000; To Address Joint  Congress Session

Truman Tell: Congress Of Plans Today   Joint Session To Hear Proposal On Greek. Turkey Aid

President to Give Foreign  Poliey Talk   Plan of U. S. Action in Greece and Turke To Be Presented

‘Truman Will Outline ‘Middle East Situation Wednesday   President in Message to Joint Session of Congress Expected to Recommend $250,000,000 Loan to Greece

Truman's Views On Middle East Due Tomorrow  "Whole Situation” Will Be Outlined

Joint Session ls Scheduled On Wednesday   President Expected’ To Recommend Big Loan To Greece

HST To Talk  To Solons   President To Tell Congress What He Expects For Middle East And Balkans

TrumantoGive Congress Views  On Middle Kast   President Will Outline  Administration Plans To Tatet 2eccian

CONGRESS EXPECTS PRESIDENT’S DECLARATION WEDNESDAY TO PIT U.S. Dollars Against Communism

Policemen Find Death, Desolation, ‘Mystery in Anctent N. Y. Mansion

Soviet May Slip Chains With Iran   Relations May. End Over Bath On Oil Pact By Parliament

Tennessee Political Leader Killed as Auto Is Blown Up  Former Sheriff Victim of Mysterious Ceniactan: & Year-Old Grandson Hurt

AUTO EXPLOSION KILLS POLITICIAN   MYSTERIOUS BLAST OCCURS WHEN TENNESSEAN STEPS ON STARTER.

Tennessee Political Figure Killed by Mysterious Blast When He Steps on Car’s Starter

DYNAMITE BLAST KILLS A FORMER  TENN curpier   The Explosion Blew Ott T. B. Ivins’ Leg, Mangled His Arm.   GRANDSON ALSO HURT   Bombing Was Newest Outbreak of Violence In MeMinn County.

Political Figure In Tennessee Is Killed   Car Blown Up In Explosion, Small Grandson Injured

Ex-Sheriff Steps. On- Starter, Blown Up  “Politician Is Killed, Grandson: Injured As Car Is Diinamited 

Tenn. Politician  Killed When His  Auto Is Blown Up Grandson With

FIGURE IN VOTE BATTLE KILLED   Burkett Ivins, Veteran In Tennessee Politics, Dies In Mysterious Blast

POLITICIAN DIES IN AUTO BLAST   Tennessee Leader Killed ir Car Explosion

Dynamite Blast Kills Politician In Tennessee  Newest Outbreak of Violence Since

Tennessee Party Leader Killed by  Explosives in Car Had Held Office for 2   Had Held Office for 26 Years Until Ousted by a Group of Veterans

Three Summoned   Civil Service Commission to Tell Whether They  Have Files ¢ "

State Veterans Bonus Wins Tentative Approval in House   Payments of Up to $400 in Cash Would Be Financed by Using Present Missouri Income Tax Revenues and -Cent Increase in Sales Tax

“FOR ON CONTRO   American Chamber of Commerce on Record Against U. N. Prenosal

IS SENT TO © WHITE HOUSE BY CONGRESS   By House Committee  UMT Approved ,

House Okays ‘Unity’ Bill   Department of Defense Measure Now Ready Fo: Truman’s Signature

ARMY-NAVY MERGER BILL PASSED   » Approved by House, Measure Goes To President

HOUSE SANCTIONS BILL UNIFYING TW DEFENSE SERVICES   Belief Expressed Forres , tal Will Become Nation’s First ‘Secretary of Defense.’   SINGLE BRANCHES FOR ARMY, NAVY, AIR

Department Of Defense Created By  New Aetion   3 Separate Branches For Army, Navy and Air Provided Under Plan Just Approved

Bill to Unity ‘Army, Navy Departments oes:to- White House      Truman Expected “To Approve Bill Without Delay

Legislation Is Sent fo Truman By House's Vote   Secretary of Defense Is Authorized; Three Branch Groups Set ur

Unification Bill Goes fo Truman For Signature   Establishes Single Department of Defense With Three Branches

HOUSE VOTES ARMY-NAVY MERGER BILL   Goes‘ to: Truman For Signature; Certain to Sign

House Passes Army And Nav Unitication Bill   Measure Creating. Singie Ucpartment. of Defense Sent to President Truman.

Veterans Administration Getting Ready For Total ‘Enrollment of 1,325,000

Douglas Linked To Aid Program   Ambassador to Britain May Haad Plan in Fuenne

British Lodge Charges Against Albania With UN   Two Warships Struck by _ Mines in Corfu Straits  Killing 44

Corfu Straits Mining Laid To Albania By Britain   Formal Complaint Made to Council; Body To Take Ove: Control of Trieste

PAYMENTS OF D40-SO00 ARE UPTO VOTERS   School Aid Bill Forced Into Conierence Over senate Cut.

SOLDIER BONUS BILL SENT TL GOVERNOR BLUE   Senate Concurs Witk House Amendments  By 44 to  Vote

Voted By Senate 44 to 1; School Aid Bill Delayed      Legislature Drives Toward Ad. journment, With Clocks Stopped At Noon Today

BILL GOES TO GOVERNOR BLUE FOR SIGNATURE   Voters to Have Final Decision on Measure at General Election

Measure Clears the Senate 44 to 1 in Today's Session   Maytag Is Only Dissenter; Opposed Bill from Start

New Rent Bill Called Landlords’ Bludgeon   Senator Says No Tenant Can Avoid Reine ‘Wavlaid’ for 15 Pet. Boost.

U. S., Mexico in Financial Pact   Dollar-Peso Rate of Exchange Will Be Stabilized

Eight-Year Limit For Presidency Is Goal of Drive   House Republicans. Push Move for Two-Term Constitutional Amendment

Paraguayan Insurgents Launch Hunt For Beautiful ‘Selma, La Terrible’

Paraguay Rebels Hunt Woman Spy  "Selma the Terrible" Frantically Sought

Paraguayan Rebels F. rantic Over Missing ‘“‘Mata Hari’’   Government Spy Disappears After Completing Mi«cion

No Objectives to Justify New War, Stalin Tells Roosevelt  Son of Late President Quotes Russian Premier As Saying There. Is ‘Nothing Fightful’ About « Cc

} E lliott Roosevelt Says  Stalin Claims U. S.-Red  Relations Deteriorated

Stalin Quoted As Saying People Are Tired Of Wat   Russian Premier Declares “Danger Of New War Is Not Real;’”’ Quoted By Elliott Roosevelt Who Interviewed Leader Last Dec. 21.

Russians are Tired of War, States Stalin  Na Oh, farttenc thn   No Objectives to Justify War, he Tells Elliott Roosevelt

Kussian Leader [tetis Elliott Roosevelt Sialin Sees ‘Nothing Frightiul In Relations Between United States And Soviet Russia

Son of the Late President Interviews Russian Leader in the Kremlin on His 67th Birthday Last Dec. 21

U.S. STUDIES RED BLAST AT- DEAN ACHESON'S VIEWS   American And Soviet Relations AL Strainine Paint

LATEST RUSSIAN COMPLAINT — GETS NO CONGRESS SUPPORT   ATTITUDE TAKEN THAT, EVERYONE KNOWS ‘ACHE.  -— BON MADE TRUE STATE:  MENT OF FACT

SUB-ZERO COLD INVADES NORTH   Minnesota, Wisconsin anc - Other Stotes Victims of  Wintry Blast

Contributions For Woodward Come In   Ada People Contribute $266 By Thursday Noon, Other Gifts Expected

Palice Will Ouection Friends of Slain Girl   Relatives Secretive About Burial of Capone

KNIFE SLAYER — BEING SOUGHT   POLICE QUIZZ ACQUAIN. TANCES OF— 17-YEAR-OLD GIRL. KILLED BY THIRTY STAB WOUNDS

‘Senators Predict Congress Will Pass New Control Bill Carrying Rent Boost Clause

New Rent Control Bill Seen   CEILINGS WILL NOT BE REMOVED MARCH 1, SENS. BUCK AND SPARKMAN SAY

Press Agent Again Called   Son of Late President Excused as War Probe Bickering Develops

ROBOT AIRPLANE ON RETURN TRIP   ARMY SKYMASTER IN PERFECT TAKEOFF AT BRITISH AIRPORT

Mechanical Brain Plane Making  Return Journey  Flight Over Atlantic Is Being Made Without Incident

U. S. Robot Plane on Way Home   Takes Off, Unaided By Human Hands. From British Airport

ROBOT’ BEGINS RETURN FLIGHT   Automatic Pilot Guides Big Plane Across Atlantic

Robot: Plane ComesHome   Flight From England gun This Morning By “Mechanical Brain’

ROBOT AIRPLANE ON RETURN TRIP   U. S. Army Craft to Land In Newfoundland

ROBOT AIRLINER ON RETURN TRIP   Mechanical Brain Again Pilots Skymaster In Atlanti. Crossing

Army Robot Transport Lands at Newfoundland After Atlantic Flight

“ROBOT” PLANE BEGINS FLIGHT BACK 10 US.   “Mechanical Brain’ To Pilo  Army Craft on Seturn Ocean. Crossing.

Big U. ¥ Lise Bars Fertilizer Exports  Farmers in Midwest   Farmers in Midwest Increase Demands To Record Amounts

Fun and Music On College Program   WME FEV SSE  te's Time for Queen's Night With Series af Lively Bhrvflet<

Fun-and Music On College Program   te's Time for Queen's Night With Series of Lively Phayfets

BUDGET SURPLUS LOOMIS AS FISCAL YEAR NEARS ENI   Government “Out Of Red’ After Long String Of Daofiriic

Balanced Budge First In 1] Years   It’s 74th Time in Nation’s History

Rent Control ABC’s:  \Landlord Must Go To Court To Oust Tenant Under Law

Senator — Denies All Charges —      Says He Did Not Order — Probe In Order to Further Pan-American Air Interests

Brewster Denies He Ordered Probe to Aid Hughes Rival   Study of Contracts Sidetracked as Two Contestants Renew Charges

Principals Clash at Hughes Quiz   Chairman Ferguson Says Plane Builder is “Trying to  Nihecrrarte!! Lnacionn

Hughes Hurls Lie At Maine’s Sen. Brewster   Plane Maker Draws Out Admission That Senator Is Chummy  - With Pan-American

Temperatures   Millionaire Manufacturer Brands Brewster Replies ‘Pack of Lies,’ Calls Committee Action ‘Unfair’

HUGHES WANTS SOLON TO TELL ABOUT HOSTESS   Plane Builder Thinks Senators Should Air  Own Reputations

Brewster, Heghes At Swords’ Points   Senator Says Plane Make  Tries to Discredit  Senate Committee   A BLACKMAIL CHARGE      a ad Seat OFto Call Off In  quiry for a Merger

Hughes Hurls ‘Lie’ at Brewster: Committee Chairman Lashes Back   Sen. Ferguson Charges Airplane Builder With ‘Trying to Discredit’ Inquiry Group; Hughes Retorts With Allegation of ‘Unfair’ Treatment

Plane Hostess Story Untrue, Witnesses Say   Probe Group Head Cites Contractor For Ridiculing  l. S. Senate

Did Not Aid Airlines, Brewster Asserts, Replying to Hughes   Coercion Charge Branded ‘False’; Plane Maker Says Senator, PAA Held ‘Red Hot [von in Mv Side’

West Coast Millionaire Co Back With Additional Alle tions, Says Brewster, F Held Hot Iron In His Side   PLANE MAKER GOES TO WITNESS STA

Chairman, However. Does Not Formally Charge Criminal Offense   Brewster Accused Of Telling Untruth   Airman Claims Senator Ordered Probe Because Merger Plan Denied

DENIALS OF SENATOR IS CHALLENGED   Today's Hearing in War Contract Probe Turbulent

Tempers Flaring In Senate: Probe Of War Spending  ‘Senate's Integrity.  At Stake-Ferguson

Hughes RepeatsLie. Charges   Tells Committee That Sen. ator Bewsters’ Testimony Is False

Declares Brewster's Statement a ‘Pack Of Lies’ and Also Answers Ferquson

Visits by Solon To Residence of Airline Admitted   ‘Deal’ To Drop Probe Denied; Questions Submitted in Writing

Senator Admits Vacations, Favors From Pan-American, Flatly Denies Offer of ‘Deal’ to Quash Sénate Probe

Says Probe Not Ordered As Aid For PanAmericar   But Hughes Comes Back With Charge Brewster Held Red Hot Iron in Side

Hughes Challenges Brewster in Heated Session —  Plane Man Is Accused Of Trying to“ Discredit Committee

Hughes-Brewster Clash In Probe Of War Contract      Plane Builder Labels Charges “Pack Of Lies”’

Hughes Brands Sen. Brewster Story as Lie   Ferguson Says Movie Man Showing Contempt

Howard Hughes Claims “Ulterior Motives’ Are Back of Investigation

Millionaire Airplane Maker Jelts Senator Before Senate War Prebe Group

Charge Comes After Plane Maker Describes Brewster Statement a Pack of Lies’

HUGHES TOLD HE IS USING SMEAR POLICY   Senator Ferguson Accuses Him of Trying to Discredit Committee’s Probe of Wartime Airplane Contracts.

Hughes Given Calling Down, Senate Probe   Chairman Hits "Rough' Remarks

Plane Magnate Challenges Many Statements InProbe, Draws Outburst From Head

Says Hughes’ Charges Are All False   Didn't Seek Deal To Back Interests Of Pan American

Hostess Says Not Afraid — Of Hughes   Movie Magnate Accused Brewster Of Smear Campaign.

BREWSTER GALLS HUGHES’ CHARGES ABSOLUTELY FALSE   Planemaker Today Alleg es Senator and Pan American Held ‘Red Hot Iron in my Side.’   ISSUE SIDETRACKED BY ACCUSATIONS

Plane Maker Offers Hostess Affidavit   +» Denies Saying Afraid To Ride Alone With Hughes

CLASH BETWEEN HUGHES, FERGUSON IS CONTINUING   The Senator Charges the Latter With “Trying to Discredit” Committee,   HE SAYS IT IS UNFAIR   ity Firing Cross Questions at Him But Not at Brewster,

Says Brewster Answers Were  “Pack of Lies’   Charges Senator Sought Deal For Merger With Pan American Airways

Plane Maker, Senator In Word Battle   Maine Republican Admits Pan-Am Favors: Denies Implications

Brewster, Hughes At Swords’ Points   Senator Says Plane Maker Tries to Disc redit Senate Committee   A BLACKMAIL CHARGE   Says Brewster Of. red to Call Off In quiry for a Merger

Brewster. Submits to  Questions  Hughes Repeats His Charge Senator Offered to Squelch   Contract Inquiry

Hughes Calls Pack. Of Lies Brewster Denial Of Charges   Plane Maker Charges  Senator Once Tried To ‘Blackmail’ Him Into  Airlines Merger

Uproar — In Hughes Hearing   . Angry Verbal Clashes, Charges and CoungerCharges Mark Session, _ As:Hughes Testifies

Hughes Hurls Lie Charge At Sen. Brewster   Maine Senator Admits Visits To Pan-American House

Tempers Flaring In Senate Probe Of War Spending  ‘Seni ate’s s In Integrity. _

Chairman Ferguson Says Hughes Trying to intimidate Committee   Charges Against Senator Brewster Repeated by Air plane Manufacturer

IN DENYING CONNECTION WITH AIRLINE   Plane Maker Resume: Offensive At Senate Hearing

Hughes Says Probers’ Attorney States Board “Out to Get’ Roosevelt

Prison Board Adopts 5-Point Operation Plan   Reforms Urged By Resigned Warden To Be Tried

DRASTIC CHANGES ARE APPROVED Prison Policy For State Is Revamped

Navy Jet Plane Sets New Worla Speed Record   Consolidate V. A. Loan Divisions In Illinois   Britain Draws Another $150-Million From U. S.

Schoolboy Prince May Go to Military ‘School to Learn Discipline; US Nayy ‘Has 13 John Paul Jones in Service

Coal Strike Threat Seen Help.to.Labor. Curb Bill.  ae ‘of Contract Negotiations’ Poses New Problem for Government

Knutson Says GOP Tax Bill Is Start Toward Wiping Out Tax Laws Enacted By ‘Alien Minds’   Says Fax Laws Of Democrats Sabotage U.S. Way Of Life -

Knutson Opens Tax Bill Debate   Republican Says Slashing Will Ease Burden Of Little Taxpayers

Knutson Opens Tax Cut Talks  ‘Will Ease Burden Of Little Fellows’

‘Only Start,’ Says Knutson Of Tax Cut   Early Passage of Bill Predicted As House Debate Opens

KNUTSON OPENS DEBATE ON TAX BILL IN HOUSE   Expect Passage Tomorrow; Change Seen In Senate

REP. KNUTSON OPENS DEBATE ON TAX BILL   Minnesotan Says Measure Will Ease Burden of Little Payer, Encourage Business and Stop Punitive Taxation.

RAIL SHIPMENTS DESTINED ~ FOR OVERSEAS BARRED _ AT PORTS—NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUED

Death of Girl Still Unsolved   Tragedy "'Predicted” By Turn of Card

FIRE TAKES PLACE NEAR NEW OXFORD   Frame Garage, Chicken House And Hog Pen Burn On Property Of Mr, And Mrs. Walter Philips

Heavy Seas Halt Rescue Of 69 Aboard   Plane Taxis to Coast Guard Cutter; None Aboard Injured

Landing Forced In Mid-Ocean On Choppy Seas   Storm Hampers Rescue Attempts For 69 Peisons

Gale Hampers Rescue Effort   Plane Carrying Largest Number Ever on Trans-Atlantic Trip Forced Down

Rescue Work is Hindered By High Seas   Big Plane Toxies To Vicinity of Coast Guard Ship

Big U.S. Plane Has Total Of 69 Aboard   All Passengers, Crew Members Are Saved; Storm Hinders Rescue

None Injured in Forced Landing; Ships Stand By   Flying Boat, Carrying Record Load, Afloat In Mid-Atlantic

Flying Boat Lands Near U.S. Cutter   Rescue Attempts Are Hampered by Storm; Believe Fuel Exhausted

Landing Is Made In Rough Seas;  69 Aboard Craft   Taxis Three Miles To U.S. Coast Guard _ Cutter; Rescue Attempts Hampered By Storm

Record Load Of Passengers Awaits Aid   Flying Boat Tosses_ In Atlantic Near Shin Unable Toa YUeln

Row Delays Aid Action   Freshman Republicans Dispute Size Of Emergency Allocations

Siegel's Girl Friend, Irked at Press, Dodges Reporters in Miami Mansion

Detectives Whisk Siegel's Girl To  Miami Beach Home   Miss Hill Flies Home from  Paris; Reporters Hound ed Her, She Claims

Virginia Hill Glares at Reporters As Florida Police Escort Her Home

Police Guard Siegel's Girl Friend as She Reaches Miami ‘With Nothing to Say’

ITALIAN PREMIER GASPERI RESIGNS   Thus Ends Stormy Cabinet After Only Six Months in Office.

Italy’s Premier De Gasper! Quits His Job   Resignation Comes As Surprise; Crisic in Rennhblic

Reds Are Asked To Aid Europe  Recovery Plan   Marshall Holds Door Open For Russian Assistance Te Bc ass: Rann

SECRETARY WARNS NATIONS MUST TAKE LEAD IN SETUP Marshal Again Offers Program For Economic Aid To Europe: Soviets Given Chance To Back Plan

Power fo Ban Arms to Hostile Nations Sought   Position in U.N. Given as Reason For Change in Law

TRUMAN WANTS POWER TO BAN ARMS EXPORTS   President Asks Change In Neutrality Act By Congress

Seek Tighter Control Over U. S. Exports   President Asks Drastic Changes In Neutrality Law As Peace Move

Old Law Inadequate Under Present Conditions: Truman   Asks Control of Manufacture and Shipment of Arms

SWEEPING CHANGES IN NEUTRALITY ACT SQUGHT BY TRUMAN   Would Have Embargo Placed on Shipment of Arms to  Unfriendly Areas

BIG REVISIONS IN NEUTRALITY ACT PROPOSED   Truman Wants Embargo Placed on Shipments to Unfriendly Nations

Truman Proposes Sweeping Change In Neutrality Law   Shipment of Arms to Unfriendly Nations Would Be Banned

EMBARGO ASKED ON ARMS GOING TO U, S, ‘FOES’   Truman Would Knock: Out Shipments to Unfriendly Nations by Law Changes

Curb War ShippingPresident   Truman Wants To Ban Any Materials To Nations Threatening War

Truman Proposes Sweeping Change In Neutrality Act To Permit Bans

Truman Wants Changes Made On: Embargoes   President Feels Must Be Free To Act According To TIN Pacitian

Truman Asks Law to Ban Shipment of Arms to ‘Enemies’   Says Legislation Now Binds U. S. to Aid Power Which Might Attack

WOULD DENY UNFRIENDLY NATIONS ARMS   Truman Proposes Sweeping Changes in the Neutrality Law to Permit Embargoes on U.S. Shipments of Weapons.

Truman Requests Drastic Changes In Neutrality Law   Would Permit Ban on Shipment. of War Materials to Potential Enemy

President Proposes Sweeping Changes In Neutrality Laws   Wants Authority For Government To Place Embargoes On Shipments Of Arms To Unfriendly Nations, More So Now That U. S. In International Cooperation Move

Truman Asks Revision O Neutrality Act  Would Ban Arms Baw Tenszhlemalar

Asks Right ToFix  Arms Ban   Truman Urges Change In Law to Allow Embargo on Arms Export To Unfriendly Nations

Truman Asks Changes in Neutral ity Law   Would Permit Ban on Shipment Of War Materials

Wants Section Of Neutrality Act Rewritten   Ban on Shipments of Arms to Unfriendly Nations Is Requested

Truman Asks Sweeping Revision Of United States Neutrality Law   Message Proposes Changes Which Would Permit Government to Clamp Embargoes on Shipment’ Of Arms to Any Unfriendly Nations

Truman Asks Ban On Arms Shipment To Troublemakers  Caabe Daviciann   Seeks Revision Neutrality Act

CURB ON ARMS EXPORTS ASKED   Truman Wants Revision Of Neutrality Act To Check War Makers

Changes in Neutrality Act Sought   Alteration Would Permit Embargo to Unfriendly States

Truman Would Put Embargo on Arms To Hostile Lands  U. S. Neutrality Law Now Requires General Shipments

Neutrality Law Changes Sought      Wants to Be Able to Ban Arms Supplies to Nations Which Might Attack U. S.

Would Ban Arms Shipments to Troublemakers  President Requests Revision of Neutrality Act

Truman Asks Controls On Arms Traffic   Would Put Ban On Shipments Slaied For ‘Troublemaker’

Propose Changes In Neutrality Act   Truman Would Clamp ‘Embargo on Shipments

Neutrality Act Revision Asked  Would Embargo Arm: To Trouble-Makers

Impartiality “No Longer Consistent”   President Asks Powers To Cut Off Arms to Unfriendly Lands.

‘Special Message Asks Revision of Neutrality Act to Permit Discretion; Says Current Law Binds U. S. to Sell Weapons to Potential Foe

Requests Embargo On Arms   Says Country Should Have Right to Stop Shipments to Unfriendly Nations

ON PAY BOOST FOR TEACHERS   Legislative Leaders Reported Favoring Duff Limit.   FOR TWO YEARS   Joint’ Committee To Compromise Conflicting Views

SOLVE BRIGGS WAGE DISPUTE   Two-Year Contract Averts Strike Set for Today

New Strikes Hit Two Auto Plants   Continental And Hudson Are Partly Closed

STRIKE CLOSES HUDSON PLANT   OFFICE WORKERS SET PICKET LINES TO ENFORCE DEMANDS

AVERTS CRISIS   Last-Minute Settlement Pre. vents Crippling Strike in Body Plant.

Strikes Snart Auto Industry  New Disputes Flare; Reiaac Wallkaut Endc

Automobile Industry Has New Labor Trouble   Continental, Hudson Praduction Lines Are Forced to Shut Down

Auto Industry Avoids  Strike, Hits Two Others   Briggs Co. Crisis Past, Continental And Hudson Go Out

TWO PLANTS CLOSE   ‘Hudson and Continental Motor Companies Have  Labor Troubles

Auto Industry — Plagued by New Labor Disputes   Office Workers’ Strike Closes Hudson Motor Plant; Sitdown Halts Operations at Another

BRIGGS AND UAW SIGN WAGE PACT   22,500 Benefit from Contract Reached Before Strike Deadline

Strike Averted at Briggs Plant   600 Office Workers Force Closing of Hudson Motor Co.

New Auto Labor Rows   Continental, Hudson Motor Co.’s Plants Tied Up. By Walkouts

Auto Industry Snarled in New  Labor Troubles   Hudson and Continental Workers Strike After Briggs Settlement

Labor Trouble Shists Down Two Detroit Plants   Hudson, Continental  ‘Auto Plants Are “Oat AE Pendurtian

Strike at Hudson Halts Production  Production Workers Refuse to Cross Line Of Office Strikers

BRIGGS DISPUTE CLEARED UP BY TWO-YEAR PACT   Agreement Comes As Strike Deadline Nears; Ford And Hudson Units Down

Office Strike  Closes Hudson Motors Plant   Briggs And Union Come To Terms; Ford Foremen Still Out

AUTO INDUSTRY IS ~ ENSNARLED IN NEW LABOR TROUBLE   Forced: Production Shutdowns at Plant of Hudson Motor Car Co.   A “SITDOQWN” STRIKE   Developed a Few Hours After Hudson Workers Went Out.

Car Industry Ensnored in Labor Tieup   Hudson Motors and Continental Firm Are Shut Down

Two Companies Arc Forced to Close as Workers Stay Away   Briggs Strike Threat Ends With Pay Hike: For Union Members

Molotov Expected to Miss Opening of United Nations Assembly on Sept. 16

SERS RO Ee On  MOLOTOV NOT 10 BE AT OPENINE   USSR Foreign Minister te Come to UN Assembly { ater in Seccinn

Molotov Not ‘To Attend Opening Session Plans Being Pushed For Assembly Meet

MOLOTOV NOT TO ATTEND UN   Report Says Soviet Foreigr Minister Plans to Miss New York Sessions

Molotov to Mis U.N. Assembly Opening Session   May Come Later if He Feels Presence To Be Necessary

EYES ON ELECTION, IN PENNSYLVANIA   TAFT-HARTLEY LABOR LAW AN ISSUE IN FIGHT For SEAT IN HOUSE,

C10 Test Noted In Pennsylvania Election, Today   Balloting on Member of Congress Focuses Labor Fight

TAFT LAW IS VOTE ISSUE IN PENNSYLVANIA   Top Leaders Watch Outcome in Fight for Seat in Congress

EXPECT LIGHT BALLOTING IN STATE TODA)   Only Scattered Local Contests Enliven Primary Vote

FIGHT IS WATCHED FOR VOTE TRENDS   Labor Law Sentiment To Be Revealed in Polls in Pennsylvania

KILLERS FACE SPEEDY TRIAL   Alleged Trigger Man Sives Up to Chicago Cops

Busier Airlines Have Fewer Crashes in 1947, But Casualties Higher

Less Airline Crashes in US In‘47 But More Lives Lost  199 Passengers, 17 Crewmen Killed

AIR TRAVEL, AIR FATALITIES SET NEW MARKS   6,250,348,181 PassengerMiles Flown; 216 Killed . In Accidents

Fatalities Double Airlines Report Fewer Crashes During This Year

Army-Navy Merger Meets Opposition   Congressional Action May Be Delayed Until End Of Session

Forecast Delay of Merger Plan  Critical Questions Aired in Committee

AFL TO RENEW MERGER PLANS   Rumor Green Wants Reelected This Fall

Labor Unions Report Attempts At Merger Siow   AFL Executives Say One Other Meeting Is Last With CIO

AFL PLANS NEW INVITE TO ClO   MAKE LAST EFFORT TO EFFECT MERGER OF POWERFUL GROUPS

AFL TO TRY AGAIN FOR ClO MERGER   Officials Doubt, However That Plan Will Succeed

AFL Leaders ToTry Again For CIO.Nod To Join Hands   Little Hope Is Held That Bid To Merge Will Be Successful

AFL Favors CIO Merger   Leaders Will Make Another Attempt But Succese Hones Slim

AFL Plans One: More Attempt AtCIO Merger   Holds Little Hope For Suecess; Green, AFL Head, : Quiet About Future .. In Hich Office

Burglary Ring Is  Believed Broken. State and County Officers Artest 10  te UW:

IT’S WONDERFUL TO EAT   Se Says Man Who Has Taken Food Through A Tube

CRASH OF 8-29 TAKES 12 LIVES   Salvage Crew Hunts For Clues In Disaster On Hawks Mountain

PLANE CRASH   Investigators Comb Scene Of Tragedy for Some Clue As to Cause

Seeking Cause OF B29 Crash   ‘Double Efforts in Area  Of Disaster

REDS CAPTURE HUNGARY RULE   Many Arrests Are Reported In Budapest

Pro-Communist Premier Takes Over in Hungary   Wave of Arrests Reported; Situation Vaque

TERROR REIGN NN BUDAPEST AG REDS RULE   Exodus of Politicians, Round of Arrests and Releases Follow Turnover.

Communists Take Over  In Hungary   Russian Backed Coup Gives Them Complete Control

Lines T ighten As Big Battle  Over Aid Nears   Michigan Senator Says He Is in Accord with Marshall's Aid Plan

Vandenberg’s Qualified Endorsement Of Marshall  Plan Heartens President   Michigan Senator, Presiding Officer Of GOP Controlled Congress, ' Wants To Know The  om. 2 Ga2eee 2... @f “O22 >< Bee 2 eee 8 fie

Marshall Plan Gets Part Okay Of Vandenberg   But Senator Asserta U.S. ‘Can Not Indefinitely  Tindewwetts Wel)?

Laud Vandenberg Agreement Upon Marshall Program   Qualified Support Heartens Backers as Struggle On Aid Nears

CLASH OVER AID TO FUROPE SEEN   QUALIFIED INDORSEMENT OF MARSHALL PLAN GIVEN BY VANDENBEEG.

European Aid Battle Lines Drawn Tighte:   Vandenberg Give: Qualified Approval of Plan

Vandenberg Favors Marshall Aid Plan   Senator Says We Cannot Underwrite World  Forever

RIVALS CLAIM GOVERNORSHIP, APPOINT AIDES   Incumbent Executive Denies Legality OFf ‘Election’

STRIKE WAVE I$ SEEN FOR ITALY   Rome Press Fears Crippling Walkout To Sweep Nation Around Dec. 1

U. S. Building Huge 42,000-Ib. Bomb  Aiyv Fareee Gaan ta Test Lardaest Non-Atomie Missile

AAF to Test Giant New Bombs Designed to Start Man-Made Earthquakes

Our Daily Bread   Industry Borrows Goyernment’s Example  Hope Neede Promotion   A2 000-Pound ‘Bomb Made for Army

AAF Develops Huge New Bomb  42,000-Pounder to Be Tested in Near Future

Two Guerrilla Attaches Beaten By Greek Army   riuge Missiie is Non-Atomic—  Army Air Force Makes New Super Bomb

Air Force Soon To Test Super Bomb  Missile Of 42,000 Pounds To Be Dronpved

Huge, New Bomb Being Made By Army Airmen  Tests Are Scheduled For 42,000-Pound Missile Very Soon

AAF Developing 21-Ton ‘Bomb’   Super-Size Bomb Expected to Create Small Earthquakes in Next-War  -

Army Air Forces Ready to Test 21-Ton Block Buster  ‘It Is Largest Non-Atomic Missile

SUPER-SIZE BOMB DEVELOPED $C LL  ’ Quake-Producing . A-Bomb Seen for Future Warfare

Army Air Forces Prepare For Test (f World’s Largest Standard Bomb

AAF Plans to Test New 42,000 Pound Bomb Soon on Special German Tarcot

ARMY AIRFORCE HAS NEW BOME   Non-Atomic Missile Will Be The World’s Largest Standard Explosive

BPEOESZECE AUTO £PCTEGS £2O WU OME Army Air Force Developins New  42.000 Pound Super Size Bomb

ARMY DEVELOPING HUGE SUPER BOMB   New Underground . Atomie Missile Hinted

Reseue Crews Continue  Little Hope Seen For 83 Trapped Miners; Toll Now Put At 111

No Hope Held For 83 Men Still Trapped By Coal Blast   Counted Death Toll Hits 28; Attempts  At Reseue Continue

HOPE FADING FOR TRAPPED MINERS   Centralia Mine Blast Dead Score Rising: May Soar To 111, Union Says

SE na EE Se  HOPE FADES FOR 83 MINERS STILL LOST   Senate Orders ars Investigation after Hearing Charges Safety Rules Were Ignored

Truman, Taft Give Final Arguments  On Labor Measure President Calls Bill

Pruman and Taft on Radio  Arguments for and Against Labor Bill  Cjiven in Debates

Awaits Decision On Removal of Nail Pounded In Skull When Jap Prisener

Nail May Be Egyptians To Pulled Cut Of Return When Skull Of Vet Talks Go On

:  MECHANICAL FAILURE BELIEVED RESPONSIBLE FOR _ CRASH IN WHICH PRINCE AND -SINGER-DIED———_~—

Probing Crash Which Took Lite Of Grace Moore   American Opera Star And Prince Gustav Adolf Of Sweden Among 22 Victims   PLANE IN CRASH AT COPENHAGEN

CIO in Appeal to AFL, Rail Groups For Action in ‘48   Wants to Plan a Joint Program  To Insure Election OF Right Candidate

‘Ike’ Denies Willingness  ToRunIn“4¢   ‘Never Said It’, General Tells Florida Newsman

GEN. IKE DENIES HE’S CANDIDATE   Calls Capital Newspape: Report False

Never Said It, Insists General Ike   Eisenhower Denies He Would Be Available as Presidential Candidate

Polio Funds Are Badly In Need Of Renlenishi no      Drive starts January 15 and lasts balance of month; recent epidemic severe.

March of Dimes To Be Jan. 15-30   Drive for Polio Funds to Start Throughout Co. Next Week

Ar TO SPONSOR LABOR PROTEST   One-day Walkout Will Be Staged Election Day, Says Green.

WORLD PEACE NOST URGENT, POPE ASSERTS   Warns Powers That Cnses Threaten World Security

PERIOD PICTURED AS LAST CHANGE   Pope Urges World Leaders Not To Let Peace Slip

POPE WARNS RULERS OF NATIONS   Says This May Be Be Last Chance To Make Peace

World’s Rulers Urged To Peace   Pope Pius us Calls For ‘Normal Relations’ Among Nations

British Plan For India To Be Announced   Part of Airliner Fell Before Crash   42nd Victim of Plane Crash Dies Sunday   Peace Has Not Yet Been Achieved, Pope Pius Says

Pope Warns World Rulers   Need to Restore Normal Relations  Cited by Pontiff

Pope Pius Warns Revolutionaries Wil! Capitalize on Peace Makers’ Errors

Pope Warns World Leaders Normalcy Is Greatest Need   Catholic Leader Also Say: Harsh Words About Victors’ Hate, Violence

Pope Warns World War Victors   Rulers Are Urged To Restore “Normal Relatione”

Pope Warns World Peace Hopes Slipping   Industrial Production Declared Key to Avoid Global Depression

Pontiff Warns World To Heal War Wounds   Year Marked By Failure To. Date, Pope Says In Address

Save Europe, Pope Exhorts World Rulers   Pontiff Says Chance To Restore Security Mav Not Come Again

RESTORED PEACE IS PLEA OF POPE PIUS   Warning To “Grasp Opportunity’ Issued

 Where Is the Peace? ‘ 'Pope Warns World's Rulers Accord Opportunity Must Not Be Passed

Pope Warns 1947 Might Be World’s Last Opportunity to Chart Peace

Failures In. Solving War Issues Cited   Pontiff Declares: Rest Of °4,7 Mist Set Future’s Fate

POPE WARNS PEACE PROBLEMS REMAIN   Pontiff Declares World Has Failed Thus Far in Solution

WORLD PEACE PLANURGENT, POPE INSISTS   PONTIFF SAYS 1947 MAY BE LAST CHANCE

Rulers Stil CanSave Enrope from ‘Ram Says Ponti   RAPS AT BUNGLING OF PEACE EFFORT:   Record of 1947 Must Be Written - im Remaining -Months: He Asserts

Rulers of World Warned by Pope  Asks Restoration of Normal Relations

Pope Warns Time Short For Sealing Of Peace   Says This Year May Be Fateful In World History Calls for Action

Pope Pius Warns Rulers of World  Asks Restoration Of Normal Relations

Lockman Case Goes to Jury   sw ae bla al y= =  Fate of Defendant in Poison Trial in Hands Of Madison lurors

They Swear This Dog Can Really Talk   Firemen in Cicero, Tl., Station Declare Animal Says “IT Want Ovft” and “Water.”

WHADDAYA KINOW? HE CAN TALK! Firemen Swear Pooch’'s . Bark Comes Out Words

East Digging Out After Big Snow   Oswego, N. Y., Still Cut off From Food

Many New York Communities Are Still Isolated  State Threatened With Another Heavy Snowfall

Many New York Communities Are Still Isolated  Qs05, Mw. 4...   State Threatened With Another Heavy Snowfall

Northeast Digs Out Of Big Snow  West Virginia Has Warmer Weather

TRAVEL STILL CRIPPLED BY RECORD SNOW   ‘Some Service Resumes _ As Storm Abates In Eastern States

Flood Damage In Area Put At Million   Total Loss in Crawford County Might Run to Half Million

Corn Futures  Hit New High   Private Source Sets 1947 Corn Crop At 6 > Million Bushels Under 1946. -

Corn Reaches All Time High $2.13 Bushel   Prospects of Smaller Crop in Face of Heavy Demand Send. Price Soarina on Market

Byrd Expedition’s Plane Flights Fill in Gaps on Map of Antarctica

Navy South Polor Explorers Discover And Ghart 125,000 Square Miles Of New Land

Inefficiency in Budget Charged   Navy's Expedition Finds More Land

1st Cutter Reaches Stricken Freighter In Lake Michigan   Fasten Tow Line To Ship, Car Ferries Aid Rescue Attempt

RESCUERS DARE WAVES RIPPING STRICKEN SHIP   Cutter Plows Toward Craf: Taking Water On Lake With 28 On Board

Rescue Efforts Are Hampered By High Wave:   Coast Guard Cutter Reaches Stricken Vessel

Dramatic Race Made in Rough Waters   Marooned Passengers Of Two Ferries Watch Rescue Unfold

COAST GUARD CUTTER HAS FREIGHTER WITH 98 CREWMEN IN TOW  LINE PUT ABOARD IN RAGINC LAKE MICHIGAN

Ship  Fights Lake Storm   Freighter in Danger Of Foundering With Crew of 28; Coast Guardito Rescue

Crew Reported Out of Danger For Present   Winds, Snow Add to Drama of Lake Michiaan Freighter

 OEE A Ren  Coast Guard Cutter Puts Line Aboarc  Caught In Lake Michigan Gale

Cutter Takes Stricken Lake Ship in Tow   ‘Jupiter Pulled Away From Reefs of Lake Michigan

Lake Michigan Freighter Heroically Saved From. Reef by Coast Guard Boat

Battled High Seas In Dash.  To Save Crew   Coast Guard Reports Men On Freighter Out Of Danger.

Freighter on Lake Michigan  Towed by Cutter  Crew of 28 Aboard Is Pulled Off Perilous Reef

Cutter To Tow Freighter Jupiter; Ship Lies in Dangerous Shallows Near Ludington, Michigan.  92 QHRAVWUEN ARQOARTD   28 SEAMEN ABOARD FOUNDERING SHIP

Aid Reaches Lakes Ship; Crew Safe:  Coast Guard Cutter Geis Line Aboard

Stricken Vessel Nears Shoals With Crew Of 28;  Rescuers Battle Waves

Ship Taking Water: 28 Men Aboard   In Danger of Foundering Two Miles Off

TEMPERATURES   COAST GUARD CUTTER RACES T0 LUDINGTON   ‘Ghost Ship’ Only Two Miles Off Beach Cutter Standing By

Coast Guard Rushes Help   Cutter Plowing Heavy Lake Michigan Seas To Reach Stricken Ship

Coast Guard Aid Rushed To Ship   Cutter Reaches Stricken Freighter In Lake Michigan

Coast Guard Cutter to Tow Stricken Ship To Wisconsin   25 to 30 Foot Seas, Gusts Of Snow Hamper Operations

River Rises Steadily; Battle To Save Levees Water AvalancheS weeps Upor St. Louis; Nears Record Level

FLOOD MOVES ON ST. LOUIS   Highest Stage In Over 100 Years Forecast; Damage To Crops Mounts

Mississipp1 Crest Moves  On St. Louis   Highest Stage m 100 Years Likely;  Levees Menaced

Western Powers To Stop Mincing Words With Red:   Diplomatic Niceties Are Supplanted by Blunt in UN Chambers

Bitter Accusations Marks UN Debate Ove: Fighting In Balkans   Western Nations Lose Patience, Commies Talk Back With Unusual Bluntness And Negotiations Are Bogged Down.

SHARP WORDS ARE DIRECTED AT RUSSIANS   Bitter Debate Breaks Out at United Nations Session at Lake Success.

DIPLOMATIC TALK SUPPLANTED BY VERBAL WARFARE   Gromyko “Astonished” Ai  Charges Made By United States Deleacie

BITTER WORDS FLY AT U.LN. MEETINGS   Western Powers Get Tough With Soviet Delegates’

Arrest 118 When 3000 Protest  ] » ‘fs, ' : v¢ > hd . ? é) Ne sroes in Chicago Project

Chicagoans Riot Over New Home:   Protest Admittance Of Negro Families

ARREST 84 IN RACIAL DISPUTE   DISPERSE CROWD AT SOUTH SIDE CHICAGO HOUSING PROJECT

Chicago Police Arrest 118 Persons In Demonstration Against Negroes

Crowd Of 3,000 Dispersed... . Arrest 118 In Chicago In Fight Over Negro Tenants

Riot Follows Admission Of  Negro Tenants   Chicago Police Jail 118 After Stones Are Thrown Through Windows of Housing Units

Bill Inadequate To Meet Crisis, Says Ex-Premiet   Charges Bill Will Spread Alarm, Discouragement And Paralysis   GIVES GOVERNMENT UNUSUAL POWERS   ‘‘Life In Britain Under Socialism Worse Than Full Blast Of War’’

GROUP’ REJECTS CONSERVA. TIVE MOVE DESPITE --- CHARGES MADE BY ... ‘ @HURCHILL 

Of Atom Story   President  Satisfied, “But Rep.  Rankin Demands.  Case Backeraund> "”

Truman Says No Seeret Lost Tn Atom Theft   Senate Committee tf Tighten Up On Security

NEW BUIEDINGS:: ‘AND REPAIRS FOR. STATE HOSPITALS   ‘This Was Assured Today When Donnelly ‘Signed Ajppropriation Bill.   TOTAL OF $4,119564   The Governor Carvéd off $1,500,000 New Hospital Htem.

VETERAN PILOT APPEARS FRESH AT END OF TRIP   Crowd Cheers Airman After Flight Lasting 73 Hours: 5 Minutes

Circuit Trip Completed in 73 Hours  Icing Conditions Slows Pilot on His Last Hon

[ODOM CIRCLES WORLD IN 73 HOURS, FIVE MINUTES FOR NEW ‘RECORD; WAS NEARLY KILLED

Odom Breaks Global Mark By 6 Hours   ‘Airman Lands ‘Bombshell At Chicago 73 Hours  ei Be

OF WILEY POST BY 113 HOURS   Flyer Had Close Call During Nap on Last Leg of Journey

Odom Completes Trip. Around World, Hangs Up New Speed Recore      Global Circuit Takes “Only 73 Hours And Five Minutes; Flier Tells Of  Narrow Escape

Flight Takes Little More Than 73 Hours   Lone Aviator Has Narrow Escape When He Dozes on Journey

19,645 Mile Trip Made in 73 Hours And kight Minutes   Smashes His Own Mark, Made with Reynolds And Sallee Last April; Former Solo Flight Record Was Held by Late Wiley Post Who Klew Trip in 186 Hours, 49 Minutes

ODOM CIRCLES WORLD IN NEW RECORD TIME   Wiley Post’s Solo Mark Bettered By 113 Hours And 44 Minutes

Aviator Ends Fastest Trip ‘Around World   Odom Completes Globe. _ Circling Flight In - 73 Hours

Circuit Trip Completed in 73 Hours  Icing Conditions   Icing Conditions Slows Pilot on His Last Hop

FlightEnded In 73 Hours,. Five Minutes   Beats Former Mark By Big Margin; Was Near Tragedy Once

Wiley Post Did Solo Girdle in 186 Hours, 49 Minutes in 1933; Reynolds Party Made it in 78 55 Minutes. .

Brushes Disaster When He Dozes  Over Canada and Bombshell Heads  For Mountain

Marshall’s Plan Seems In Danger   Secretary Sees Peril From Rival Molotov Ideas

First Six Months in: Office Find Secy. Marshall: Trying to Convince His Own People

Russia Off To Head Start In Europe Now   ‘MARSHALL PLAN” HELD BACK BY TROUBLE AT HOME

2 Shot in Wild Street Battle   20 Police Squads in Mad Chase Through Chicago Traffic

DISCHARGED STATE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES HAD BEEN ASSQOCIATING WITH FOREIGN MEN

Labor Tie-Up Takes Spotlight   Contractors Rejecting Arbitrafion Proposal

Marshall to © Seek 40-Year Germany Pact   Bevin in Moscow for Par. ley, Urges a Second Peace

Pact Slated To Be Top Issue af Parley in Russia   Byrnes’ Proposal of ‘Highest Importance, New Secretary Avers

To Urge 40 Year Pact In Germany   Marshal] to Press for Long Control Period at Mos cow Conference

MARSHALL 10 ASK 40-YEAR — A-POWER PACT   Will Press for Long Term Plans for Germany use

SEEKS FOUR POWER PACT   To Control Germany For the Next Forty Years

40-YEAR PACT FOR GERMANY   MARSHALL WILL SEEK FOUR-POWER CONTROL AT MOSCOW.

Demilitarization And — Industrial Revival Of Germany Is Aim Of U, ‘

Secretary of State to Carry Out Main Objective of Predecessor in Moscow

JEWS ATTACK VILLAGE   Three Hour Assault Leaves One! Dead at Qazaza 

Jews Attack Village For Three Hours   One Arab Slain, Another Wounded

ILLINOIS BELL TO BOOST RATES   COMMISSION GRANTS TEMPORARY INCREAS EFFECTIVE JULY 1 -

Something Entirely New Hudson To Begin Work On Its New ‘Car Of Tomorrow’

Neal Named To Succeed Lineberger... .  Spinners Open Meeting With Gaston Countians Slated To Take Oftice

No Universal Training Bill Due This Year  y ee. . be Ges Seeger   Two-Thirds of Military Aims Of President to Be Defeated

Truman Arms Plan Doomed  Congress Majority Ne   Congress Majority Not In Accord With His Military Training

TWO THIRDS OF PLAN IS HEADED FOR SCRAP HEAP  Draft Law Due To Die March 3]

Police ‘Invade’ Eerie Brownstone a erie brownstone  Ramshackle Fifth Avenue Mansion Is Tomb Of 75- Year-Old Recluse

Battered Fifth Ave. Mansion Yields Body of Recluse: Brother Missing

£a8 y Stes pecomes fLomp  Body of Elderly Recluse Found in Ancient  Fifth Avenue Mansion; Police Seek Brother

Fabulous Recluse Dies in N. Y. Home Cops Hunt Brother   Aged House Proves Tomb to Crippled Former Lawyer

Booby Traps Hamper Police In 5th Ave. Mansion  Recluses’ N. Y. Home Searched; One Found Dead. Other Missina

Gen. Clark Sees No Reason for Optimism In U. S.-Soviet Relations

BURST OF TALK BARES DISCORD IN GOP RANKS   Budget Slash Agreed On But Method Is Big Question

: “i TAXES, TARIFFS: DISPUTED — :  GC. 0 “p ‘Stars’ Echo ‘Discord

GOP Discord Seen in Lincoln Day Oratory   Disagreements on Toxes and Tariffs Emphasized in Speeches of Top Leader:

Republican Lincoln Day Speakers Don’t Fully Agree on Some Issues

LINGOLN'S DAY IS MARKED BY (.0. P, ORATORY   Republicans Trot 7 Out Some Top Talent Of Its Speech Makers

COMMUNITIES N NOT PREPARED TO COPE WITH BIG DISASTER   Texas’ City Demonstrates Faé That Emergency Setup Is . Needed in Nation

Ability of Red Cross Questioned   Federal Organization Urged To Meet Wartime Emergencies

REAL LASTING QUESTION RAISED AT TEXAS CITY HOW TO MOBILIZE NATION FOR FUTURE DISASTERS

Need Wider Erhergency Aid Plan   Present Relief Setup Not Fitted to Cope  With Major Disaster Such As Texas Blasts

Texas City Disaster Raises Question Whether U.S. Has Adequate Emergency Facilities

Stories Differ In Ohio Liquor Permit Muddle  Easemar  icance Chia

CHAPMAN TELLS OF LIQUOR GALL   Said Lausche License Orde! Not ‘All Inclusive’

Order To Half Permits Was Partial, Claim  anman  aiceka   Chapman, Lausche Secretary Fail To Agree on Action

Perky Percy Really Wolf In Ventriloquist’s Clothing!  Makec«c Evac at Praotéev Giric

Ee  ee ee mer  Perky Percy Real ly Wolf In Ventriloquist’s Clothing!  MAaboac Fuac nt Pratky Girle

Truman Out For Party  Nomination  Seoeme Recentive   Seems Receptive Candidate For 1948 Campaign

Hits €lased Shon   Truman Eye On’48 Race   Does Not Take Self Out of Campaign

TRUMAN SILENT ON CANDIDACY   BOTH PARTIES BELIEVE HE WILL BE IN RACE

Tyuman’s Eye On Nomination   Carefully A voids Any Denial Of Intention To Run In 1948

BLAZE REPORTED UNDER CONTROL ABOARD VESSEL   S. S.. Marine Flier, Docked at ‘New York, Receives Ouick Assistance

Flames Rage On Steamship Tied fo Pier   Coast Guard Fire Boots Rushed to Jersey City to Fight  Elamae an Mharina Flie

BATTLE BLAZE ON U.S. MARINE FLYER   Cargo Ship Burning At Jersey City Pier

12 Convicts Flee Prison In Colorado   Leave Bloody Trail . OF Kidnapings, Sluqaings, Shootings

Criminals Make Bolt To Freedom  One Convict Is Slain; Four Guards Mauled

Meyers Aides Face Grilling  £T).. .. 3 BF... TL   ‘Dupes’ Must Tell Of Roles in Firm

Pee ee se  Will Schoolmen Give Up Bonanza for Promise Is Crux of Tax Scene

RUSSIA CONDEMNS PLAN ON GERMANY   Opposes Western Powers Proposal For Provisional Government   ASKS CENTRAL RULERSHIP BEFORE PEACE MEETING

Molotov Demanding Central German Government Ahead Of Peace Meet, Others Say No

MULUTUY UDELL 10 PROVISIONAL GERMAN REGIME  — in Advance Any   Condemns in Advance An} Attempt to Set One Up in Areas Occupied by Western Powers.   CENTRAL GOVERNMENT DEMANDED BY RUSSIAN   i Dectares It Should Be Created Before Peace Conference —Proposal Runs Inte Opposition.

REDS CONDEMN ‘ERSATZ’ STATE   Molotov Opposes Provisional German Government

First Week Of Meet Fails. Make Progress   Molotov Condemns Attempt To Set Up German Government

Molotov Bars Provisional  German Plan Big Four Ends   Big Four Ends First Week Still Far Apart

Molotov Gives West Warning On Peace Talks   Wants Central German Government Before Conference Held On Treaty

Soviets Blast ‘Provisional’ German Rule   First Week of Big Four Ministers Session Ends Without Major Arreements

Soviet Won’t Admit West Reich to Talk  Molotov Passes  Marshall’s Bid

Great Britain MovestoGive Burma Freedom   Dependency to Get Inter im Government Like India’s

Burma Granted Independence  British in Agreement Vsisk, Acsatie f alaow

Lancaster Man Strangles Wife   Judge Still Irate With Laraine Day   Britain Agrees To Give Burma Independence

British Will Give Burma Its Freedom   Dependency Will Have Interim Government to Administer Affairs During Period of Transition to Self-Rule.

British Agree To Burmese Independence   Will) Establish Interim Governmeni; Assembly To  Be Elected In April.

Britain Agrees To Give Burma Independence   Interim Regime, Similar To That Of India, Is Agreed Unon.

Agreement for Colony Revealed   Interim Government to Administer Land During Transition

U.S. Agrees To 3-Power Parley  To Di- -CUSS Raising P.  sick Snauetry: { avo!

U.S . PREPARED T¢     CERMAN "INDUSTRY   Marshall Tells France U. Sh  Ready. to Hold Three Power  TT seca mnte Quenat cw

Waterways Bod lo Be Appointed  Gav Slater Wi   Gov. Sigler Will. ‘Act Promptly’

CLAPP CONFIRMED AS TVA CHAIRMAN   Senate Ignores Committee Re: port To Vote Approval

CLAPP APPROVED AS HEAD OF TYA   U.S. Senate Confirm: Nomination by 86-31 Vote

New Strife In Greece   Guerrilla Fighting Breaks Out Again; . Tommies Pulling Out

FIVE ATTACKED IN LOS ANGELES   Last Woman Victim Left To Die; Four Previous Assaults Unsolved

Los Angeles Has Slaying-A-Day Record For Month  Fifth Female Victim  Murderously Assaultec

Woman Beaten, left To Die ©  California County Has Slaying A Day

Slaying-A-Day In California ‘Stumps Police   Fifth Woman Murderous. ly Assaulted In Los Angeles County

QNE KILLING A DAY RECORDED IN LOS ANGELES   Fifth Woman Murderously Assaulted: Left To Die In Elysian Park

An Assault-a-Day Recorded in Los Angeles  Woman Beaten and Lett to Die in Park

Printers ToReject Contract   Typographical Union Refuses To Sign Pacts Under New Labor Law

ITU Will Not Make Contract In The Future   Resolution Compels Employers To Hire Printers With Skeleton Form

PRINTERS SET TO FIGHT PROVISIONS OF NEW LABOR ACT   ITU on Record. in Favor of Refusing to Accept New Labor Contracts

Bride-to-Be Killed In Auto Crash with Train North of Leon   TOWA MOTOR VEHICLE DEATHS By The Associated Press  September 6, 1547  September ¢. 191G

NEW 1OWA MOTOR VEHICLE LAW   PROMOTE SAFETY OF MOTORIST ON IOWA HIGHWAYS BY . NEW LAWS

otorists Can Drive Highways With Assurance   After New Safety Act Goes in . Effect October 1

Shell Oil Company Will Ration Gas To Midwest Dealers   First Of Expected Bumper Peach Crop Reach Illinois Market

POLICE FIND  WOMAN'S BODY   VICTIM HAD’ BEEN MISSING THREE DAYS—BODY IN     CLUMP-OF-WEEDS

EARLY ASSISTANCE TO MEXICO ASKED TO CURB DISEASE   Truman Hopeful US, Will Lend Hand Toward ‘Stamping Out Hoof-Mouth Plague

Laem anne ee nme ane nelle mena  JEWS MAKE NEW ATTACKS ON BRITISH IN HOLY LANI

UNDERGROUND AGAIN ACTIVE IN JERUSALEM      aimee  Jewish Fighters Launch Series of Attacks On British

Jewish Underground Hits Installations   Widespread Attacks Or British Staged In the Holy Land

BATTLES RAGE IN PALESTINE   Jewish Underground Hits British Installations  In Outbreak

{British Installations Are Hit — ....  “Attacks Launched By Jewish Underaround

LIMITS RAISED ON HOME SIZES   Floor Space Of 2,000 Square Feet Allowed By Government

Order Eases Restrictions  On Building   Allows 2.000 Feet Of Floor Space Under Some Circumstances

Agreement Neat On Labor Bill  ee ae ne  ee   Senate-House Talks Stalled on 2 Points

Taft Says Labor Bill Accord Near   Committee Disagrees on Two Points but Expects To Remove Differences By Thureday Morning

SPLIT LOOMS ON UNION CURBS ACT   Two Issues Prove Stoppers - In Joint Conference

DISAGREE ON 2 LABOR ISSUES   Conferees in Accord on Other Provisions

Texos Citrus Fruit Loaded for Britain   National Income Hits All-Time High in 1946

Eagles Open Convention In Columbus   Aikin Says Truman  To Oiay V Wool Bill   Leopold Absolved

Chicago Mailers’ Union Accepts Wage Contract Offered By Publishers

CONTRACT PARLEY 10 OPEN TUESDAY   UMW and Part of U. S Coal Industry Will Start Negotiations.

Kansas’ Post-war Legislature Gets Into 1947 Swing   House Called to Orde; At 11:58-.-Senate Convenes n¢ 19-05

Industry Leaders Want Legislation To Boost Exports   3-Point Program Is Laid Before Tobacco  State Gongressmen

NEW TWISTER ~~ HIT MISSOURI   SECOND TORNADO IN THREE DAYS CAUSED ONE DEATH AND MANY. INJURIES

Ohio ClO Leader Asks Taft fo Quit As State's Senator  i i a a eae ‘   Challenge Answered by Statement Derisive of Labor Unions

SENATOR LAUGHS AT OPPOSITION  " Will Take No Dictation, Is Taft's Reply fo ClO Challenge

Real Estate Boards Draft Bill Seeking To Wipe Out Slum Sections Over State

WOULD WIPE OUT SLUMS IN CITIES OF OVER 10,000   N. C Association Of Real Estate Boards Backs Bill That Would Clean Slum Areas Up In State's larger Cities.

Parks Bill Past Senate   Goes to House; Provides , Improvement System, Re organization of Game-Fish Board

State Senate Passes Broad Park Measure   Bill Gives Planning . And Resources Board Authority to Issue  1100 000 in Bande

Mt. Clemens Case Settled—But Just Temporarily   Appeals All the Way Back to Supreme Court Are Believed Likely

An-:ABC of the Portal to Portal — Fight Between Industry.and Labo!

OHIO'S RELIEF LIST CLIMBS 40 PERCENT IN 1946   Benefits Grow Despite Fac More People Working Than Ever Before

Hurricane s Headed For Florida Coast   Disturbance Packs Winds Of 100 M.P.H.

Barricades Erected In City Street:   Troops Alerted To Take Charge

HEMMING HELD TO CRAND JURY   Pleads Innocent on 2 Charges; Accused Of Kidnapine Girl

Hemming Helc ToGrand Jury On 2 Charges   Columbus Coed's Mother Files Kidnaping Charge

‘Luxuries’ Taxed in Measure   Levies Provided for Furs, Jewelry, Telephone Service

Firm Stand Now Can Aid Peace   Soviet Union Not Prepared for War  Of Aggression

Firm Stand Can Bolster W orld Peace  Threat Of War Will Be Lessened If Halt Is Called t to > Aggressive

U.S. WEALTHY IN COAL RESERVES   RESEARCHER STATES SUPPLY WILL LAST NEXT 1500 YEARS

Labor Bill Lashed by Democrats   House Group Minority Says Ik Would Turn : Clock Far Back.

Minority Flay House Labor “Bill OF Rights’   See Quick Passage Of Measure Seeking Industrial Peace

New Snowfall Hits Midwest; Mercury Drops   Rains Wash Most Of Snow, Ice Off West Virainia Road

SNOW, FREEZING RAIN ~ ARE GRIPPING NATION   Temperature Keported Down Te 52 Degrees Below Zero At Butte. Mont.: 1¢-inch Snowfall

STEEL WALKOUT PEACE IS SEEN   Progress Reported as Union Parley Resumes

Progress Seen In Steel-Rail Strike Parley   Negotiator Says Way Cleared for 50-Cent Pay Boost

TOWARD PEACE IN STEEL TIE-UP   Negotiations Are Resumec In Bid To Get Railroad Men Back To Work

Steel Output Is Slowed By Rail Strike   Report Progress Is' Being Made to Terminate Wildeat Strike At Pittsburgh.

Report Progress In Parleys on Railroad Strike   Carnegie-Iflinois Steel Production ts Cut Sharply by Plant Railroad Walkout

British Seal Off Jerusalem Areas  New Partition Plan vy ™ ete A J   New Partition Plan  Irks Palestine Arabs

BRITISH CLOSE SECURITY AREA IM PALESTINE   treme Precautions Token Against New Outbreaks

SOLDIERS SEAL ~ OFF JERUSALEM   Holy Land Protected Against Outbreaks  Of Violence

Balkan Issue Nears Vote In  Session Of UD   Biggest Question Before Council Is Whether Rus* gin Will Veto Fron+ tier Wateh

New Spring Styles Shown   First Display in N. Y. After Lifting of Fabric Restrictions

NEW SPRING SKIRTS LONGER AND FULLER   Suits and Dresses Accent “Sten Torso”—Jackets Reach Below Hinhne.

Workers Reject $3 To $5 Raise By Big Margin   Labor Groups Line Up Opposition To Law That Would Bar Strike In Utilities

Balkan Decision May Be Reached   Delegates Expect Vote On Proposal For Balkan Watch

“Watchdog” Proposal Expected To Come Before United Nations .  May Vote Tuesday On ae Plan

U. N. Future Hinges on Balkan Vote   Weeks-Long Fight Belween U.S., Russia Near Close

‘Far-Reaching Decision On ‘Balkan Problem Is Indicatec Vote Due On ““Watch-Dog”’ Group

Balkan Patrol Vote at Hand  Far-Reaching Action We ._."tt ... rar .. Be

Moscow And U. S. Near Showdown On Balkan Issue  U.N. Ability To Act Faces Critical Test

Balkan Issue To Test U.N.  Effectiveness   Council Nearing  Vote'On Problem

Decision Dut OnBalkans By Tomorrow  Test of UN Powers For Effective

Success of United Nations May Hinge on Handling of Balkan Boundary Problem   Council May Vote Tuesday on U.S. *Watchdog’ Proposal With Soviet Action to Deiermine Next Course

UN Anticipates Balkan Problem  Decision Soon   Delegates Hopeful Russian Opposition To U.S. Plan Will Not Draw Red Veto

Vital Decision Coming Up For Balkan Problen   U. N. Security Delegate: Expect Test Of Power:  R. "TT usin Duiieamiean

Showdown / Due Tuesday On core '  ~Fate-Of U.N. May _ Hinge On /Outcom

Readnower Before Grand Jury Today   Says Meyers Asked Him to Tell "False" Story

All Because of One Little House Bill Rep. Keating Is Baby Sitter Authority

Solon Deluged With Mail Rep, Keating Becomes No, 1 Authority on Baby Sitting--Very Much Against His Will

War Bride Says ‘Hello’ Telephone No. 1,000,000 Is ‘Installed in Texas Today

Reclamation Fund Appears To Be Stymied   Interior Subcommittee Would Limit Expenses To Leftover Moniec

Timing Device F ound On Boat Sunk By Blast   Couple Accused By State Of Slaying Parents Of Girl On Yacht In Newport Harbor

One-Third Normal Production Seen Despite Idleness Of Unsafe Coal Pits

Lewis Playing Waiting Game With Government   Coal Production One-Third Normal Despite Decision

MANY MINERS BACK ON JOBS   Lewis, U. $. Play Waiting Game In Safety: Strike

WAA TO HOLD ‘FIXED  “PRICE SALE OF. CARS . AND TRUCKS OCTOBER 15

Military Police Restore Order In Island Capital Seized By Convicts

CONVICTS SEIZE ISLAND CAPITAL IN PHILIPPINES   . Killed, 10 Captured 19 Escape As MP’s Restroe Order  Re. CDPDEN CK pp MmAVICS

{ i i   Convicts Capture ‘Mindoro Capital   MPs Rout Force Of 32 After Terror-Filled Night; 3 Killed, 10 Captured And 10 Tene...

TOWN SEIZED BY CONVICTS   Fugitives Hold Philippines City Several Hours; 3 Killed in Fighting

32 Convicts Who Seized Filipino Town Are Routed  Leader, Two Others Are Slain By MPs

CONVICTS SEIZE ISLAND CAPITAL   Military Police Rout Mindoro Fugitives, Kill 3, Capture 10

32 CONVICTS SEIZE PHILIPPINE TOWN   DISARM POLICE AND OFF " CHALS—FINALLY DRIVEN OUT, 3 KILLED.

Curb Reckless Spending, Abroad: Green  Savs Spiralina   Says Spiraling Cost of Living Most Serious Problery

DECREE DEATH FOR 22 NAZIS   Others Given Long Prison Terms for Buchenwald Camp Atrocities

22 NAZIS 10 DIE”  ON THE GALLOWS   q = ALL WERE CONVICTED IN BUCHENWALD CONCENTRA+ ‘TION CAMP ATROCITIES.

22 Former Officials Of Buchenwald Horror Camp Sentenced To Gallows

Hanging Decreed For 22. Bachenwald Officials  krau Koch Gets Off With Life Sentence

22 Nazi Officials of Grim Buchenwald Camp » Are Sentenced To Hang by American Court

22 Buchenwald. Officials Face. Death by Noose   Nazi Prison. Camp Leaders Told Fate For War !  Cruelties

“HORROR CAMP NAZIS HANGED   DEATH DECREED FOR 22 BUCHENWALD OFFICIALS

Concentration (amp Officials. Sentenced   22 Will Hang and Four Others Get Life in  Prieon

‘U.S. Seeks  To Offset ‘Red Advanee   Government Favors Return of Trieste And Old Colonies

REVISION OF ALY PEACE TREATY ASKED   MARSHALL ~— FAVORS  MOVE AS STAND --VS. COMMUNISM

Sec. Marshall Backs Italian Pact Revision   Acts to Strengthen Nation Against Reds. Aid Political Stature

PRESIDENT GETS BACKING OF GOP   Truman And Congress Getting Along Fine So Far

Knife Fight in Skies Causes  Arrest of Two   Ex-Buddies Tangle in Huge Plane Flying Bast From L. A.

Bill To Revamp State's Parole System Offered  Senafe Has Minor Bi-Parlisan Debate

Police Round Up Sex Offenders In Death Probe   Flynn Boy “Suffocated;’ Seen Accepting Offer Of Ride In Automobile

All Out Attack  On Yenan Near   Chinese Nationalist Advance Is Only 50 Miles From Communist Capital

CHIANG’S FORCES NEAR RED CAPITAL   ‘Women and Children Evac vating Yenan

YENAN AWAITS HEAVY ATTACK   Chinese Nationalist Aj Force Active in Area of Red Capital

COMMIES BRACE FOR BIG ATTACK   Chiarig’s Armies Wear Yenan; Bombings Awaited

IN RIVER IS IDENTIFIED   Believe Indian, L. Rainbow, Jr., 21, Was Murdered

MAN'S BODY IN RIVER IS IDENTIFIED   Believe Indian, L. Rainbow, Jr., 21, Was Murdered

PARTY REVIEW OF $17 BILLION REQUEST IS SET   Congress, However, okels $540,000,000 Town-Paymertt

MARSHALL AID SCHEME FACES BITTER FIGHT   Stop-Gap Help Ap. proved But Long: Range Plan Wil Meet Opposition.

$540 Million Must Do Until Foreign Policy Is Completely Checked   Temporary Aid Will Tide Over France, Italy, Austria And China Until Spring; Policy Likely Subject For Controversy.

Conaress Votes 540 Millions in Foreign Aid   Bitter Debate Looms Over Truman’s Plea for 17 Billion Fund

Congress’ To Review Aid  Plan Costing 17 Billion   Truman Gets Down Payment of 540 Million to Help Earope Recover

Stop-Gap Aid: Finally Voted ‘At 540 Million   ~Opposition~-LoomsTo Long-Range Plan, However .-

President Given $540,000,000 Down Payment On Plan For Emergency Aid To France, Italy, Austria And China   BITTER DEBATE ON FOREIGN POLICY SEEN

Congress Approves $540,000,000 for Emergency Aid to Tide over Winter

Labor Circles  Are ‘Given Jolt   Textile Workers Of America Announce They Will File Affidavits

CIOUNION WILLSUPPORT = ANTI-COMMUNIST SIGNUF   TEXTILE UNION OFFICERS TO SIGN AFFIDAVITS THEY ~ ARE NOT REDS

INCOME TAXES _ MIXUP- LOOMS   GOP HOUSE MEMBERS CHANG. ING MINDS ABOUT ___BLANKET_20-PERCENT_ * CUT IN THE TAX”

Darrel Smiley ~ Holds LRB Post   Senate in Approval O State Board

NAVAL BASE SCENE OF 3HOUR BLAZE   5 Treasure Island Buildings Destroyed In Bay Region Fire

Treasure Island Navy Base . Buildings Burn  Damage Estimated at Nearly $500,000; 27 Hurt

FIRE SWEEPS NAVAL BASE   27 Injured, Loss Is Placed At $500,000 in Blaze At Treasure Island

Buildings Burn At Naval Base   Half Million Dollar Dam. age By Fire At Treasure Island

Treasure Island Naval Base Swept By $400,000 Fire  Valuable Electronic: rr . ‘ a OMe Senet   Valuable Electronics Equipment Lost in Blaze

BLAZE SPREADS IN NAVAL BASE   Treasure Island Station In San Francisco Bay Swept By Fire

Naval Base Fire Loss Is $400,000  Costly Equipment   Costly Equipment Lost in Blaze on Treasure Island

Fire Checked AtNavyBase; 33 Men Hurt   Five Buildings Burn On Treasure Island

100-1 SHOT WINS GRAND NATIONAL   Rank Outsider in Stunning Upset for Half Million Spectators

CAUGHT IN MISSOURI      Youth is Identified as One Who Es. caped From Topeka

Crowds Give Ruhr Miners Support  Strike Cuts Off Nearly All Coal Production

MINERS IN GERMANY STAGE 1-DAY STRIKE   Mass Protests Held in Score of Rubr Cities Against Food Short3resn as Minine Halts.

UNREST NEARS RIOT STAGE; ARMS SEIZEL   Left, Right Groups Said Exploiting Crisis

STATE TROOPER CRITICALLY SHOT   Wounded While Attempting To Arrest Hitchhike Robber Suspect

MAN WHO RODE WHEEL — CHAIR TO WARM. SPRINGS LEAVES. ON CRUTCHES °

Letter to the Platform Editor  - + &  ‘Expanded Park and Recreation Program’

MOLOTOV FEARS INTERFERENCE IN TRIESTE. AFFAIRS   HINTS U. S. FOOD MIGHT RESULT IN OUTSIDE MEDDLING

Soviet Rips Plan  On German Assets   Marshall Lodges Charge Russia Would Transform Austria Into Puppet State

Russia Scores American Plan On Reparations   Soviets Accused of Trying To Make Austria Puppet State

NO AGREEMENT ON AUSTRIA IS APPARENT NOW   Meletev Is Very Critical Of American Prepesed   FOREIGN MINISTERS — COUNCIL A FAILURE

Molotov Rips Compromise Plan To Shreds   pg hl Dooms All Chances For Austrian Pact

American Proposed Compromise  Ripped to Shreds   Molotov Rejects Plan to Settle  =6osRG be  KA freee wel   Molotov Rejects Plan to Settle Austrian Pact: Marshall Says Soviets Seek ‘Puppet’ State

CHARGE REDS WANT AUSTRIA PUPPET STATE   Marshall Asserts U. S : Will Not Subscribe  To Soviet Plan

American Proposed Compromise  Ripped to Shreds   Molotov Rejects Plan to Settle Austrian Pact; Marshall Says Soviets Seek ‘Puppet’ State

‘Russian Rejection Kills All Chances of Completing Austrian Peace Pant

U.S. Says Reds Want Austria To Be ‘Puppet’   Molotov Rips Marshal! Proposal on Defining Reich Assets to Shreds

RUSSIA REJECTS PLAN FOR AUSTRIA   MARSHALL CHARGES REDS WANT TO MAKE COUNTRY A “PUPPET” STATE.

Marshall Charges Reds Would Make Austria A Puppet  Russia Rejects U. S. Proposal On Assets

RUSSIANS WANT PUPPET AUSTRIA   U. S. Compromise Or German Assets Ripped Apart By Molotov

Marshall Says Russia Would Make Austria ~ ‘Puppet’? Under Others

Molotov Shred: U. S. Proposal   Compromise on German Aosota Te TForned Dawn

National Highway Safety Program Launched This Week By U. S. Daily, Weekly Newspapers

Censorship Of Foreign News Is Still Problem, Kent Cooper Reports

lust, Greed Motivate Yacht Murder   Presecutor Outlines Evenis Leading to Death of Overells

Clayton, Acheson Accused Of Using Posts For Gain  Marshall Is Urged  To Fire "Playboys”’

‘TwoHigh U.S. Officials Are Accused Of Making Big Profits In Business

Russian Fortunes Wiped Out Today  War Profits Deflated As New Monetary System Goes Into Effort

SOVIETS LIMIT U.S, REPORTERS   Only 15 Or 20 Will Ge Chance To Cover Peace Meeting In Moscow

Youth ‘Just Wanted To See Someone Die’  Farm Youth Admits Slaying Of Four

SLAYING FOUR   Officers Declare Farm Boy Has Confessed Murder Of Rural Playmates

SOMEBODY DIE, BOY. 16, SAYS   Youth Recognized Along Ohio Highway While Running Away

Farm Boy, 16, AdmitsKilling Four Young Playmates  Shoots Lad, 14,   Shoots Lad, 14, And Three Girly ‘Just Wanted To See  Someone Die’

Farm Boy, 16, Accused of - Shooting Four Playmates to  Neath ‘To See Someone Die’

KILLS NEIGHBORS; MOTIVE UNKNOWN   Father Describes Him Him As “Problem

Boy Confesses Slaying Four Farm Children   Boy Tells Police ‘! Just Wanted To See Someone Die‘

FAMILY GROUP SHOT “TO SEE SOMEONE DIE   RIFLE ENDS LIVES OF CHILDREN OUT AFTER FLOWERS

Farm Youth Admits Slaying Four Playmates   Lad Described As ‘Problem Child’ Savs He Wanted ‘See Someone Die’

Farm Boy, 16, Described By Father As “Problem Child,” Admits Imlay City, Mich., Murders

Boy Tells How He Killed Playmates  Declares He Wanted to See Someone Die

2 Die In BusTrain Crash. Near Hobart   Accidents Over State During Weekend Are Fatal To Sixteen

1b ARE VICTIMS OF STATE MISHAPS   Five Are Killed during Weekend in Accidents on Railroads.

Denmark Grief Stricken After Dutch Liner Crashes With U.S. Opera Star And Royal Scion

Famed Soprano Grace Moore Among Victims   Prince Gustav Adolf Of Sweden Also Dies; Fire Razes Wreckage

GRACE MOORE SWEDISH PRINGE 20 OTHERS DIE   Governments Of 2 Countries Probe Fatal Accident At Copenhagen

Private Operators Hope. t eee   U. S. STEEL AGREES TO $13 PAY DEMANI   Reported Willing to Gran

Conferences Expected To Begin Soon   Idleness Mounts In Steel Industry As Coal Shortage  Becomes More Acute

Owners Seen Ready to Talk With Lewis.   Government Steps Out of Mining Business Tonight  ec: Paes Wee beweccrrcdam

 One-Man Crew?7——  ‘Army Investigates Mystery Flight of Flying Fortress

Bill Seeks To Soften Dry Law   Sections Concerning Transportation and Possession Under Fire in Lealelatiurea

FIFTH MURDER BAFFLES POLICE   Mother Of Three Is Lates' Victim Of Sex Slayer Near Los Angeles

FIFTH WOMAN FOUND SLAIN ~ _. N THE LO'$ ANGELES AREA   BATTERED BODY! FOUND: YESTERDAY PROVIDES ANOTHER MYSTEBY. FOR POLICE

Message Due from Truman Late in Day   President Expected to Ask For 15 to 18 Billions for Long Range European Aid

Present World State To Cause A-Bomb Production   Senator Says No Other Way Out; Research Still Going On

Solon Would Stockpile Atomic Bombs   , World Conditions Require Action by United States

Solon Would Stockpile  Atomic Bombs  _ World Conditions Require Action hw TInitad Cintac

age CR sig ees   Truck Will Bring Many Items wo Brookfield on May 321.

Witnesses Reveal How Commies Work. In Spreading Propaganda thru Movies

MENJOU TELLS INQUIRY GROUP ' REDS SEEK MOVIE PROPAGANDA   SURPRISE WITNESS AT HEARING OF CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE Is FORMER COM.  MUNIST ..

COMMUNISM IN MOVIES EXPOSED   Congressional Probe Whirls Toward Sensational Close

346,000 MEN OUT IN UNION SAFETY DRIVE   Bituminous Production Cut 70 Per cent—54,000  “ Ignore Orders and Return to Pits.   FEDERAL STAFF PUSHES INSPECTIONS   U. S. Steel Corporation Curtails Operations — Pennsylvania Railroac¢ Furloughs 1,500.

Majority of Miners Heed Lewis Call To Remain Out of Pits   Only 54,000 Reported Back on Job Monday As “Safety Work Stoppage’”’ Cuts Coal Output to 70 Per Cent. of Normal

350,000 Men Idle, Coal Production Off70 Per Cent   Stoppage Keeps All But 54,000 Out of Pits

54,000 MINERS OUT OF 400,000 WORKED MONDAY.   70 Percent Production Less Reported; 500 Mines Certified   STEEL OUTPUT CUT; 1,500 FURLOUGHED

Only 54,000 Miners Back In Pits; Losses Run High   Estimated 70 Per Cent Cut In Production Vrom ‘Safety Work Stoppave’ Is Reported

OUTPUT OF COAL IS CUT MATERTALLY   Estimated Production Less Is Said to Reach 70 Per Cent

COAL QUTPUT IS CURTAILED; 300,000 IDLE   INDUSTRY ALREADY FEELS PINCH IN WORK STOPPAGE

Only 54,000 Men Go Back To Pits  70 Per Cent Output Loss Is Estimated

Only Few Soff Coal Workers Back On Jobs   Safety Work Stoppage Causes 70 Percent Productioa Loss

U.S. 10 STRESS ‘STABLE’ REICK   New Policy Directive Places Emphasis On Economy

Stable Reich Key to Peace   U. S. to Stress Economic Recovery As Vital To Prosperous Europe

2 Hotels Suffer Heavy Fire Loss   Units in Clarksdale And Jackson, Miss., Badly Damaged Sunday

MILITARY PLAN ON BUMPY ROAD   Committees Scramble For Task Of Handling Bill

Congress Groups  Fager To Handle  Arms Merger Bill Await Arrival From Army, Navy

MERGER PLAN IS HITTING BUMPS   Runs Into Trouble Even Before Drive To Carry lt Out

Politicos Eye Dem Primary  In Washington   Rivals .in Congress Race Espouse Truman and Wallace Brands of “Democracy”?

Says Levant Caused Her ‘Merfal Pain’   Wife of Piamist Files for _ Separate: Maintenance of $3606 Annually ~

British Cabinet May Meet Today To Study Crisis   Drastic Program Said Planned by Labor Government

Stassen Given Fighting Chance For Presidency   Views Pathway To World Peace With ‘Optimism’

Stassen Urges Sharp Cuts In ~ High Pay Tax   GOP Candidate “Hopeful” For World Peace, Saya He, Has a Fighting Chance In Race

Would Bring 12 Million Workers Under One Rule   Labor Leader Says Organizations Should Unite In Face Of Opposition Movements

Solid Front To Battle Anti-Labor Forces Is Urged; Await Reaction

Philip Murra}, President of Oto Has Made No Comment on Proposal — Open Shop Labor Union Organized Last Night to Compete with AFL and CIO,

GREEN INVITES C10 TO UNITE WITHEAFL CROUP      Seeks “One Strong “Union For Solid Front 9°   LEWIS A. FIGURE   Unexpected State. ’ ment Is Reply ‘To °Murray ©

OF ClO WITH AFL PROPOSED   Phillip Murray Keeps Mum After Suggestion  From Green

WM. GREEN ASKS ClO 70 JON Ar AS SINGLE TINIGA   Murray Postpones Comment on Renewed Efforts to Effect a Merger   LFWIS IN BACKGROUND   Committee of Five Ready te Meet With ClO Group If Word is Given

GREEN PROPOSES AFL-CIO MERGER FOR SOLID FRONT   Government And Labor Leaders Hail New Mova

One_Uni ion ——   URGES THAT LABOR COULD THEN PRESENT ONE UNITED SOLID FRONT; MURRAYHASNO IMMEDIATE COMMENT

Green in New Bid for Labor Unity   Murray's Reaction Awaited to Lotest Proposal for C10AFL Unification

SPECULATION ARISES ON UNION UNITY MOVE   Murray Silent As Green Asks Solid Labor Front

Hughes Addresses  Open Letter To  Senator Brewster et ee, ee ~ ee      Refers To Free Rides In Planes

Claims Senator Is On Propaganda Spree Over Probe   Production Board Official Says No Pressure Was Used

Hughes Says He’s Never Made Money On Planes But Lost $14,000,000   Says If Any Men Embarrassed By Being Entertained It’s Because They Are In Politics — A Strange Game

Hughes Cracks At Brewster tn Sioned Article   Informs Senator He Is  Tired Of Taking Abuce.

‘Howard Hughes Replies To Senator’s Charges About Plane Contracts

Letter Assails Maine Senator  On Plane Trips   Millionaire Movie Maker Says He Worked Hard For His Money, Has Nothing To Hide

Sen. Brewster Is Put On The Spot In Article By Howard Hughes; Claims Solon Put $1,400 Worth Of Airplane Rides “On The Cuff”

Hughes Says He Made No Profit From Government   Statement Is Made in Open Letter Published In Paper; Claims He Lost $14,000,000 in  Airplane Business; Criticizes Sen. Brewster

Hughes Answers Sen. Brewster With Open Letter In Los Angeles Newspaper

Investigate Disappearance Of German Gems   Prince Estimates Value Of Missing Items At $2 Million, Savs Reds Involved

U.S. Agents Make Diligent Search For Missing German Crown Jewels; Sav 29 Lost Items Worth 2 Million

U. S. Agents Launch Hunt For Jewels   Stepson Of Last Kaiser Reports Loss; Claims Friend Spirited Them   Away In Trunk

Smuggled Stones Worth $2,000,000 Reported Missing   Belonged To Wife Of Kaiser Wilhelm Who Died Thursday

Agents Probe Disappearance of German (Crown Jewels Valued at $2 Million

US. Investigators Prohe Mysterious German Gem Thef   Stepson of Former Kaiser Believes  Russians Involved In Jewel Robbery

Kaiser's Stepson Thinks Russians . Involved in Case  Maze of Intrigue *"" Surrounds Mveterv ©:

HERMINE’S GEMS REPORTED STOLEN INU. §. REICH ZONE   Jewels Belonging To Late Widow Of Kaiser Vanish from Trunk ©

U.S. Agents Probe Disappearance of German Jewels  Stepson of Kaiser Wilhelm Suspects Russians of Theft

German Crown Jewels Stolen, Reds Blamed   Kaiser's Stepson Says Russians May - Be Involved

CROWN JEWELS OF GERMANY MISSING: REDS SUSPECTED   Prince Hints Soviets May Hav: Something to Do With Disappearance

JEWELS VANISH FROM SIGHT IN AMERICAN ZONE   Investigators Attempt: ing To Unravel Mystery Encounter Maze Of Intrigue. Including Fortune Tellers, Underworld, And U. S.  Civilian.

Believe Soviets Involved in Thel of Crown level   U. S.Opens Inquiry? 29 Mis sing Items Are Valued at 2 Million ..

Prince Says Russians Stole $2 Million Worth Of Crown Towels Belonging To Kaiser

U. S. Agents In Berlin Hunt $2,000,000 In Lost Gems; Property Of Wilhelm’s Widow.

Fabulous Gem Fortune Is Spirited Out   Russians Suspected Of Complicity in Theft From German

Two Million in Gems of Kaiser's Widow Stolen; U.S. Agents on Case

U.S. Federal Men In Jewel Search   Stepson of Late Kaiser Thinks Russians  Are Involved   HAVE A HIGH VALLE   Twenty-Nine Missing Ar ticles Worth About $2,000,000

PRINGE GAYS GEM WORTH TWO MILLION   Kaiser’s Stepson, Wife Submit to Truth Serum in U. S. Investigation.

HUNT MISSIN CROWN GEMS   U.S. Agents Seek Lost Jewels Owned by Widow of Kaiser.

German Crown Gems Disappear Soviets Blamed   Last Kaiser’s Stepson Believes Reds Involved  in $2,900,000 ‘Theft’

Agents Seek Crown Jewels In Germany   Kaiser’s Stepson Say: Russians Invulved In Missing Gems

Link Reds With Lost Jewels   Valuing Missing Gems At $2,000,000, Kaiser’s Stepson Says He Thinks Russians Are Involved

Agents Check on Missing German Jewel Collection   Kaiser’s Stepson Thinks Russians Were Involved

Crown Jewel Disappear   CtD Hunts German Ex-Ruler’s Jewels; Russians Suspected

U.S. Agents Check Prince’s Story  Of Disappearance Of German Jewels

Gems Worth $2,000,000 Disappear  Belonged To Widoy   Belonged To Widow Of Kaiser Wilhelm

Petkov Dies On Gallows   U. S. and British Protests Fail to Save Bulgarian Leader

Bulgaria Ignores Twin Power Denunciation Of Peasant's Condemnation

YACHT BLAST — —JURY CHOSEN   SIX MEN AND SIX WOMEN  ~SELECTED-AFTER §55-PROS-—  PECTIVE JURORS EXAMINED

BRITISH TROOPS USED IN STRIKE   Army Will Move Food Supplies in London

20,000 Truck Drivers in London Continue Walkou And_ Tie up Distribution Of City’s Food Supplies

BritishTroopsOrdered To Aid In Truck Strike TieingUpFoodSupplies

‘Armed Forces Used 10 Distribute. Food Supplies i in Britain   Truck Drivers’ Strike’ Halts. ‘Shipments

Girl Remains In Seclusion After Ordeal   Ex-Convict Surrenders and Gives Police Plausible Alibi

SUSPECT HELD FOR KIDNAPING ATLODI, CALIF   HIGH SCHOOL GIRL TELLS OF ESCAPE IN SACRAMENTO

FORMER R CONVICT: QUESTI IONED Police Press Wide Search For Abductor Of California Girl

EX-CONVICT 10 BE QUESTIONED   Kidnaped Heiress Will Be Asked To Identify Suspect In Case

Sweetness and Light for U. N.  Tr usteeshi is Pie len ppro oviet

Sweetness And Light  Soviet Approval Of U. S&S. Pacifie Island Plan Brisghtens UN

Opposition To U.S. Islands. Plan Is Weak  Security Council  Appears To Be In

U.S. Pacific Isle Plan ls Up for Discussion by UN  Sweetness and Light Make Appearanee  At Counell Session

Harmony Seen As UN Takes Up U.S. Territory Claims —  Awhece, At Boeinte   Approval Expected On Pacific Islands

All Appears Harmonious At.UN Meet   U.S. Pacific Iste Trusteeship Plan Up For Discussian

U.N. Council Glows With Aura Of Sweetness And Light For A Change

Tito's Charges ( hallenged By  State Department   Point-By-Point Answer Is Given

Blunt Reply Covers All  Major Points   Yugoslav Premier Said America Blocked Recovery

REQUEST FROM ITALY      Seek Permission To Participate in Treaty Deliberations

Reprimanded For Raiding ‘Cheat Spot’  Slot Machines In Operation, Charge

Former Ohio Liquor Inspector  . . . Tells Investigating Committee Superiors Ignored Violations

EX- INSPECTOR RAPS. STATES LIQUOR SET-UP   Says Superiors ignored Violations, Was Criticized for Raiding ‘Cheat Spot’

FUNDS VOTED   House Approved Bill Lops $435 Million Off Fund Asked by Truman

HOUSE VOTES TO SLASH BILL BY 3 BILLIONS   War Department Mus! Get Along with Sum Of Over 5 Billions

ARABS, JEWS FAIL TO REACH ACCORD   Final Testimony Before U. N. On Palestine Dispute Proves Contradictory

Congress Puts Final 0. K. on $194,500,000 Interior Bill   House Group Approves Bill for $300,000,000  in Veteran Farm Loans

194. Millions Interior Bill Passed Today   Congress At Half Way Mark In Drive To Adopt Money Acts This Week

No Teachers   New Britain. Schools Open and Then Close; 8,500 Pupils Affected

wo AT VPM AUY  Western Grain Belt Wrapped In Five. Six Inches Of Snow

RENT CONTROLS’ EXTENSION NEAR   Senate Approval Will Place Meagure on Truman's Desk for Signature

JEWISH AGENGY PRESENTS CLAIMS   11-Nation UN Body Holds First Formal Hearing ‘tn Holy Land

HOLY LAND JEW STATE OUTLINED   Agency Lays Claim: Before Commission Of United Nations

Jews Present  . Case to U. N.   Preliminary ‘Claims Given Ty Inenirvy hv Aceney

Blaze In York Causes Damage  Over $500,000      Third Major Fire In Four Months Guts Large Area  And Perils Homes;  Firemen Hurt

Officers Seek Other Men in Automobile   Sheriff Says Young Suspect Pulled Gun During Search

Korea Relations Continue Tense  Reds Release GI's; Are Well Treated

‘Russian - Captive Yanks Now Think ‘GI Chow ‘Great   Soviet-American Relations In Korea Continue Tense; American Commandant Brands Red  Charges Of Mass Arrests As ‘False’

U.S. SOLDIERS TAKEN BY RUSS ARE RELEASED   Were Closely Guarded And Fed Unappetizing Food In Korea   SITUATION REMAINS  TENSE INSIDE SEOUL

Yanks Held by Russ Treated OK They Aver   All But the Food Satis factory During Ridicu Jous Detention.

FREED YANKS TREATED WELL   Soldiers Tell of Detention At Soviet Barracks; Say Meals Unappetizing

Soviet Meals Not Tasty, Released Americans Say   Three Soldiers Report They’lt Never Gripe. About -G! : Food Again—Release Followed Stiff > Protests To Ruccia

Russia Lashes U. S. With New Charges  mg   Gromyko Says Respects Neither Charter Ner Principles of United Nations

Gromyko Makes Sharp Criticism   Accuses U. 8. Of Trying To Split World Inte Bloes

Gromyko Says No Respect Given Charter   Soviet Attack Declares Marshall Is Trying To Mask His Real Aims

RUSSIA IN BITTER CHARGE AGAINST UNITED STATES   Soviet’ Charges She Respects Neither the Charter Nor U.N. Principles. F   ASSERTION BY GROMYKO   Came After An Appeal to Russia for Harmony by Hartley.

Charge Is Made Today By Gromyke   Renews Attack on Marshall’s Plan; British Appeal For Harmony

REDS CLAIM U.S. SPURNS CHARTER   Russia Says Principles of  U.N. Even Rejected

New Attack Is Carried By Gromyko   Renewed Soviet Assault Comes in Wake of Plea For Harmony Sounded By British Spokesman

Russia Says U. S. Hiding World Aims  No Respect for Charter, Says

Moscow Meeting To Open Monday   Bevin Arrives By Train Today, Marshall, Bidault Expected To Reach Capital Sunday

Big 4 Delegates Gather in Moscou   Top Diplomats of World to Convene German Peace Talks Monday

MOSCOW MEET TO RIVAL THAT OF VERSAILLES   Outcome Will Determine If World Is to Take Step Toward Stabilized Peace.

BiG FOUR MEET AT MOSCOW TO START MONDAY   Think Conference To Determine Whether Path Toward Peace Or Not

Final Plans  Made for Big 4 Meet   Foreign Ministers Assemble in Moscow for Vital Session

Big 4 Ministers To Meet Monday   Moscow Conference Holds Interest of Nations of World.

Big Four Ready For  Conterence   Moscow Session Monday Is Of Vital Importance

Foreign Ministers Gather in Moscow  For Big 41 Meeting   Conference May Determine Future of World Peace Negotiations

Big 4 Getting Set For Parley   Ready To Try Drafting Treaty Of Peace  For Germany

Moscow Parley Has Six Matters For Discussion  _ Work on Treaty for Germany Wil] Be   Work on Treaty for Germany Will Be The Toughest Job

Big Four Foreign Ministers Assembling for Important Coneclaye — German Peace Treaty Expected to Provide Enough Problems for This Conference, ~

Loto Granter Christmas Pardons by President  Conscientious   Conscientious Objectors Among Ones Regaining  Citizenship Richts

Citizenship Rights. Restored To 1,523 Draft Act Violators  After Fall Review OF 15 805 Cases ;

Restoration — Of Citizenship Yule Presents   Number Includes Canscientious Objectors, Jehovah Witnesses And Others

President Gives Citizenship fo 1,53 ‘Evaders’   Pardons Not Given Those Who Show No Respect for Civil Rights

TRUMAN GRANTS XMAS PARDONS   Rights Restored to 1.523 ' Violators of Wartime ~ Draft Act

15,805 Cases Reviewed By Amnesty Act   Christmas Pardons By President Restore Citizenship Rights Toe Violators Of Wartime Deatt Act

Wartime Draft Act Violators Given Pardons      Citizenship Rights Restor -éd. To 1,523 Persons

Yule Pardons Granted 1,923 Draft Violators   Action Restores ) Political, Civil And Other Rights

Truman Grant: Amnesty to 1,523 Persons   Rights Restored to Conscientious Objectors, Others

Offenders Get Back Political, Civil Rights   Amnesty Board Studies 15,508 Cases in Year: Spurns Blanket Action

Anti-British Slogans Daubed  On Consulates   Smash Windows of Tews in Liverpool

PRICE CEILING VIOLATORS MAY ESCAPE PIPER   OPA Said to Be Ready tc Drop Suits.

FBI, With Aid of Boy, 8, Recovers $13,450 in Gems Seattle Lad Demands Credentials  Of Aaent Batfore Supplying Clue

 Beardless Sleuth 8-Year Old Agrees To Help FBI On Jewel Case; Solved In Hour

Fight-Year-Old Locates Jewels   Youngsters Use $13,460 Worth of Jewelry As Toys For Two Weeks

CHILD LOCATES MISSING GEMS   BOY, 8, AGREES TO WORK WITH FBI IN FINDING PLAYTHINGS

Junior ‘G' Man Locates Jewels  “Goes To Work’ After FBI Proves Identity

Undasercatian Please   FBI ‘Assistant’, 8, Cracks Case of $13,450 Missing Gems

SIGLER TO GAL! PAIR ON CARPET   Charges Filed Against Prison Officials By Attorney General

Jones Speaks 0 Medical Center  UA. President   U.A. President Cites Advantages

$2,000 Yearly Minimum Salary For Ohio School Teachers Proposed In Legislature

Sanity To Be Probed....       Man, Secretly Ad@irnag Greta Garbo, Gives ff His Estate Of $20,000

Admiring Recluse With. Passion For Garbo Willis Star Twenty-Thousand Dollar Estate

New Veteran Bonus Plan ls Advocated   Seeks To Put Senators on Budget Spot   Hart Denies He Wrote ‘Red’ Letter   Seek Housing for Dayton Hospital   Recluse Leaves $20,000 Estate to Greta Garbo

” GARBO $70,004   Hope Of Marriage Ex. pressed By Aged British-Born Man

British-Born Recluse, Ed gar H. Donne, Died In Qne Reom Shack Last October

Recluse Leaves Estate fo Garbo   Swedish Actress Inherits $20,000

U, §, STRATEGY BEING MAPPED   Marshall Confers with Aides Qn Program for UN

Marshall Is Conferring On U.S. Strategy   Secretary Of State Preparing U. S. Program For Council Assembly   MEETINGS START ON NEXT TUESDAY

SOVIET: HOPES TO KNOCK OUT : RELIEF SETUP   ‘COMMUNIST PARTIES IN NINE - NATIONS TO CO-ORDI—oo—> NATEEFFORTSIN——  FUTURE ,

COMINTERN I FORMED DEFEAT U.S, DOMINATION   Nine European Red Countries Are Members

AGAINST U. S   " European Powers Prepare  Pian To Fight Yank  ‘Imperialism’

Red Leaders Of Nine Nations In  New Red Bloc   New Comintern Of Com. munist Parties Formed To Battle Marshall Plan   TRUMAN DOCTRINE  IS ALSO TARGET

 . eo “7 * * Russians Told Foreien Espionage Campaign on for 30 Years

Marshall Bids Americas Achieve Unity  Thousands Welcome U. S. Leader as Plane Lands in Rio.

Rent Law Extension  Proposed by Dewey   Controls Would Continue Year Beyond June 30 Expiration; Three Changes Are Proposed; Minority Reports

DEWEY MEASURE WOULD EXTEND STATE RENT LAW   Provides Enforcement o! Controls After Federal  Deesslatinn Cancas

Retention Until June, 1945, oi State Residential Rent Control Proposed in Dewey Program Bill

British Act Bars Larger Jewish Quota   . Transfer of Palestine Mardate Prevents Incresace

AKRON FOLKS TAKE VOWS OF MARRIACE   Miss Lois Hitzemann And Lloyd Clark Are Wedded Anonat 9%)

Board Of Trade Officials Discuss Demand For Hike In Margin Requirements

125-MileWind Cuts Power af W. Palin Beach   Reporter Phones First-Hand Story To Outside World

Outlines Ten Reforms For Congress To Enact, Warns Against Others   Ex-Governor Rejects Laws To End Closed Shop And Industry-Wide Bargaining; Urges Clipping Powers Of Union Leaders.

Stassen Proposes Counter Program Of Labor Reforms   10-Point Program Favors Clesed Shop and Industrywide Bargaining   SAYS LEADERS HAVE ABUSED WIDE POWERS   Legislation Must Not Gc Too Far, He Warns Senate Labor Group

STASSEN HAS PLAN TO END LABOR ABUSES  Leading GOP Presidential Contender Offers Broad Program to Congress.

STASSEN URGES LAWS T0 END LABOR ‘ABUSES’   3. O. P. Presidential Candi: date Opposes Ban On Closed Shon

STASSEN HAS PLAN FOR LABOR LAWS.   But Would Not Advocate End Of Closed Shop

U.S. Distillers Favor Stopping Use Of Wheat   Nation Waits Sunday Broadcast Of Food Conservation Program

BRITAIN, U. S. AGREE ON [LEVEL OF INDUSTRY IN i PERMAN: APCHDIEN JSONES

Britain and U. S. Agree on:New . Industry Level.   Draw up Pact for Zones in Germany,

‘They Were In Kalamazoo  ‘Missing Pastor, Choir Singer Surrender Today

Committe Might Call Ex- AAF Chief To Witness Stand   Retired General Denies Helping La_ marre So He Could Be Near Wife of Davton Plant ‘Executive’

Meyers’ Love Tale Angers Ex-Associate   Lanarre Compares General to Snake; Denies Wife Untrue

GEN. EISENHOWER DENOUNCES WAR AS TRAGIC FOLL'   Army Chief Speaks Before Graduating Class At 7 Wect Paint

KE’ SAYS WAR ‘STUPID FOLLY’   West Point Graduates Told Security Possible With Strength Of Arms

War Is Mankind's Most Tragic And Stupid Folly  Declares Gen. Eisenhower

Chinese Reds Nearing Yank Naval Base   Communists Now 22 Miles From Tsinatao. Shantundg

Named at Annual. County-wide Rally ~ Day Here Monday   Mrs. J. E. DeWolf Initiated As Honorary Member of Girls’ 4- H

Phyllis De Wolf Made President -County-4-H: Girls   County Officers Installed om Rally Day

Senate Approves Substitute ror Vetoed Bill  Technical Objections Of President Are Eliminated From Act

Bomber Roars in on Long Hop Through Heavy Clouds, Almost Crashes Info Alaskan Peak

“Most Terrifying Sight’ Was Spruce-Draped Alaskan Hil , Sudden Bank Of B-29 Cheats  Death For Plane’s Crewmen

Eugene. Kennedy 200 Acre Stock Farm To Be Sold:Sentember 17  reves

Wheeler to Talk to CC at Banquet   America’s No: 1 Salesman Speaker For Event On May 15th

A SALES LECTURE   Elmer Wheeler to Appear Here Under Sponsor- . ship of C. of C.

Truman Sends Verdict Today On Legislation Checking Suits   Labor Disputes Law Goes To Committee To Be Compromised

Withdrawal Of Lilienthal Being Urged By Senators   Atomic Committee Senators Seek Withdrawal Of Nomination By Truman

ANTI-TALMADGE MOVE SPREADS OVER GEORGIA   Lt. Governor Wins Vote Victories In 2 Houses

Dutch Swarm Ashore Along Eastern Coast.   Advance Rapidly On Key Indonesian Republi¢ Stronghoids Despite Ship-to-shore Artillery Tht A aeacdinn Ta Yneantirmed Reports.

Report Troops Invade East  Javanese Port   Indies According To Re Warfare Continues In East ports During Day   ON SUMATRA TOO  /OTTT T BPIN  gs at FIGHTING

DUTCH FORCES SWARM ASHORE UNDER FIRE   Warship Reported Damaged In Fighting

DUTCH TROOPS SWARM ASHORE ON INDONESIA   American-made Planes Piloted by Hollanders Heavily Strafe Natives

Amphibious © Forces Landin FastJava   Report Netherlands , Warship Damaged in Artillery Duel

Dutch Forces Move Rapidly   Advance On_ Republic Strongholds As War Goes On

DUTCH FORGES bill AST JAVA REGION: WARSHIP DAMAGED   Three Landings Reported Under Cover of Heavy Naval Bombardments; Details Are Scarce.

Fighting Spreads’ To  New Points   Artillery Duels Mark Advance In Indonesia

Netherlands Troops Invade East Java Port   Attacking Forces Report Immediate Objectives Reached

Swarm Ashore Beneath Artillery Fire Before Idonesian Ramparts   Heavy Fighting Reported At Three Places As Down-Under Trouble Spreads; Dutch Warship Is Reported Hit, Retires.

DUTCH LAND TROOPS IN EAST JAVA   indonesians Say They Damaged Dutch Warship

Warship Is Damaged By Shore Guns   UN Told Officially OF “Limited” Action; U. S. Stays Aloof

Landings Are Made At3 Points; Drive Rapidly On Several Strongholds

Heavy Fighting Reported  By Indonesian Defenders   A. Direct Hits Claimed on Imperial Warship; Fighter Planes Again Strafe Republican Positions

Native Shells Blast Warship   Tndonesian Units Gel Aerial Strafine

Dutch Storm  Ashore on Java   Navy Bombardments Cover Amphibious Blows; Fighting Spreads to Sumatra

DUTCH FORCES GO ASHORE IN EASTERN JAVA   Advance Rapidly On K ey Indonesian Cteanaohnalde   LAND AT 3 POINTS      Fighting Spreads To Sumatra And Western Java

NATIVE FORCES FALL BACK ‘IN JAVA FIGHTING   Hague Tells “UN ‘Police’ Measures Necessitated By. Violence

DUTCH TROOPS G0 ASHORE IN RASTERN JAVA   Amphibious Forces Are Advancing on Key Indonesian Strongholds.

Dutch lorces Driv e Ashore  In Kast Java   Said Moving Rapidly On Key Spots Despite Republican Resistance

Republican Land Battery Reports  Snip Damaged   American-Made Fighter Flanes Manned By Dutch

Indonesian Army And Dutch Clash In North Sumatra   One Netherlands Soldier Killed, Four Hurt im Border Slinmishes

SINATRA GOES EAST TO RECEIVE AWARD   Labels Fight. ht “One-Punch” Affair And “No Contest” When Questioned

Conference Between ITU Officials ‘And Publishers Ends In Stalemate

IT. UL ANDA.N. PA. FAIL TO SETTLE ROW   Indianapolis Conference Ends it Stalemate—Each Side Rejects Other’s Proposal,

Legion Approves Military Training  5 ee a, en es   Holding Montana Meet in Billings —

Legion Approves Military Traininc Holding Montana  Meet in Billings

Deputies Agree on Army for Austria With Strict Limitation on Weapons

GEN, EISENHOWER “NOT A CANDIDATE   DENIES HE EVER SAID HE MIGHT ENTER RACE FOR PRESIDENT IN 1948.

HARVEY-BOWERS WED IN SPENCER   Young ‘Couple To Live In Le Mars Following Trip to Colorado

Bowers-Harvey Wedding Aug. 18.  Married In Spencer Episcopal Church

Municipalities Urged To ‘Go Slow’ On Taxes   Boroughs Told They Shoul Not Be Too Hasty In Taking Advantage Of New Law Broadening Revenue Base

Pa. Municipalities Urged To Go Slow On Enacting New Measures For Taxes

Congressional Battle Predicted When Sugar Quota Revision Goes to Debate

PUMAN ISIN ISITION TO JRB PRICES   Senator Taft Says He Has Not Even Tried To Halt Inflation

NEW DEAL REMEDY FOR HIGH PRICES DRAWS TAFT FIRE   Senator Declares Government Can Check Inflation if “Jt Really Wants to Stop It.”   HOLDS POLICE-STATE POWERS NOT NEEDED   Ohioan, Speaking in Kansas City, Says Crisis Can Be Solved by Pursuing Sound Policies.

THINKS DEMOS POWER ‘CRAZY   Taft Savs Totalitarianism To Be Great Issue

Taft Raps Truman Request for Power  Asserts President Can Stop Inflation

NO NEEG FOR POLICE POWER, OBJECTS TAFT   Senator In _ General Denunciation Of Truman Plans

DON’T NEED DICTATOR   Taft Says of President's Oemand For “Police Pawersr”

Taft Criticizes Truman Blast   Says. Police-State- Powers Ferran 2 SU Sen ern arene

Truman’s Powers Ample, Taft Says  Stop Price Climbs If Really Wants To

Democrats To Push Truman Fight On HCL   SAM RAYBURN SAYS BILL TO FACE HOUSE FIGHT

Leftists May Support De Gasperi In Trying to Solve Italy's Crisis

U.S. to Be Asked To Bear Burdens For Great Britain   Issues to Shape Up At Anglo-American Coal Conference

N ew Request Expected In  Near Future   Marshall Silent On Assuing Of Larger Burden

Britain Expected to Ask U. . to Assume More Costs i in Occupation Zone

BRITISH SEEK SLASH IN COST Of OCCUPATION  Snaan O Minial   American Officials Expect Request as Part of Relief From Financial Crisis.

BRITAIN TO ASK U.S. TO ASSUME GREATER BURDED   American Officials See Little Chance of Help Till Next Year

— WINDUP — High Price Inquiry — Voted   HECTIC DAY IN BOTH HOUSES 

Sets Inquiries on Immigration, ‘Housing, Prices   Parties Argue Savings Before Adjournment, Expected Early Today

Price Inquiry Action Taken: Windup Near   Agriculture Funds Measure Enacted, Sent to President

NEW CLUE FOUND IN KIDNAP CASE   Elderly Man in Steel Grey Car Sought

RECORD: JAM OF BILLS PILES UP IN ASSEMBLY   Legislators Gather for Last Two Weeks of Session”

BILLS PILES UP IN ASSEMBLY   Legislators Gather for Last Two Weeks of Session

Governors Fail To Back Marshall Plar  - Merely Demand   Merely Demand ‘Non-Partisan’ Foreion Policy

NON-PARTISA FOREIGN POLICY IS ADVOCATED   Governors’ Conference Does Not Specifically Endorse Marshall Plan      MILITARY TRAINING PROGRAM SUPPORTED

GOVERNORS CALL FOR NONPARTISAN  FOREIGN POLICY   Executives, Meeting in Salt  Lake City, Fail to Indorse Marshall’s AidEurope Plan.   LAUD SECRETARY’S EFFORTS FOR PEACE   Conference Asks Congress to Enact Law Affirming Ownership of Submerged Lands to States.

Putting On Summer Offensive   American Official Blames Russians For Activity

Reds in Germany Begin Offensive  Attempt to Gain Control of Berlin

SOVIETS BACK GERMAN REDS ‘OFFENSIVE   Communists Hope To Gain Control In Berlin

Germany's Reds Open Offensive Of Their Own   Supported by Rassiar ‘Oceupation Authorities, Inspired by Coup  in Huneary

‘OFFENSIVE IN REICH BY REDS SEEN IN MAKING   Regarded As Part Of Fresh Exploitation On Heels Of Hungary Coup

Germany's Communists, Backed By Soviets, launch ‘Summer Offensive’

German Reds Embarked on Summer Drive   Offensive Sponsored By Russian Officials.

German Reds Wit Russian Support Becoming Active      American Officials See Aim As Fuil Conten! OF Rarhin.

Inspired by Gains Nearby, German Communists Cpen Summer Offensive

German Reds Start New Summer Drive   Russians Are Backing Move With Three Objectives in Sight

COMMIES SEEK BERLIN CONTROL   Germany's Reds Embark on ‘Summer Offensive’

Germany's Reds Map Offensive During Summer   Soviet Sponsored Socialist Party Sets Objectives

Communist In Germany Set Forth On Summer Offensive They Have Three Main Objectives

German Reds Launch New Offensive  i 73. ee? =e. eT T   ‘Summer Offensive’ Is Inspired By Hungarian Coup

Reds In Reich Open Drive To  Control Berlin         Inspired by Tactics in Hungary, Communists in Germany Embark On Offensive

Reds In Germany Start Offensive To Seize Nation   Embark On Summer Campaign To Take Over Government

Hungary Coup Spurs Reich Reds   Communists in Berlin *Reported Waging Ag‘gressive Battle to  -Gain Political Control

Communists in Germany Backed by Zone Officials, Start “Offensive”

German Communists Launch Offensive   Inspired By Aggressive Communist Tactics in Hungary And Elsewhere In Europe

STREPTOCOCCUS HEMELTYIOUS ~ TYPE.19 CAUSES QUARANTINE OF 14,000 SOLDIERS AT LOWRY

SOLDIERS ARE QUARANTINED   14,000 Kept at Lowry Field by Epidemic of Respiratory Disease

Quarantine Lowry Field   Fly Vaccine,  Through -Storm to Fi rht Respiratory Epidemic

‘Angel’ Of Merev Pilot Makes Perilous Trip  To Aid 14,000 Sick Yanks

14,000 Soldiers  Are Quarantined   Vaccine Rushed To Den ver In Effort To Check  Respiratory Disease.

Union Agent Is Sent to Prison   Ant-Racketeering Act Invoked in Louisiana Milk Strike Cases

Charge Dutch With Piracy in Seizure of American Freighter   Ship Threatened By Destroyer's Guns

SECURE NEW PLANT   Power Unit Will Be Used To Train Mechanical Engineers at K. U.

President Ends Long Ocean Trip On Battleshin   Lands At Norfolk, Va., To. day For Last Lap On Trip To Washington   RETURNS TO WHITE HOUSE SATURDAY  (RULLETIN)

COVERNOR TO OMAHA   Predicts Kansas Harvest Bigger Than Government Estimate

Compliments Peron Efforts  Says Argentine Head Wants Cooperation

O'Konski Confident  Of Peron's Aims Will Cooperate With U.S., He Contends

Quiz on Russian Problem Causes Baptist Uproar   A St. Louis Convention Upset by Attack on Its President

Warnings Fly At Key West, Palm Beach   Flood Adds to Woes of Hurricane Battered Coast

Floods Bring New Terrors  To Gulf Ares   2d Tropical Storm Rising;  Property Losses Said’ gg.

DEATH TOLL IN GULF STATES IS PLACED AT 70   Damage To New Orleans Totals 7-Million; New Storm Brewing   LOOTING REPORTED IN MANY SECTIONS

Second Tropical Disturbance Rising In Devil's Cauldron Of Caribbean; Florida, New OYelaane Mit Ro Wisnrnecuwant Flaade

Dead, Missing Tolls Mount; (ities Looted   Floods Add To Woes Of Hurricane-Battered Coast

FLOODS RAVISH GULF COAST; 2D STORM SEEN   Death Toll Hits 70: Tropical Disturbance Sighted in Caribbean

Second Storm Reported Brewing In Caribbean, Moving Northwestward   Reports Of Dead And Missing Climb; Looters Plague Cities

Gulf Coast’s Toll Of Dead Is ‘About 70’   Wind Velocity Hits 50 MPH; Coast Area  Conditions Chaotic

Truman Makes  Florida Speech   President Speaks At Dedi. cation Of Everglades National Park   FLORIDA VISIT IS NEARING END

Fifth Avenrre Farmer Takes Housing Administrator Over Coals on Financine of Homes

Congressman Gwinn Blames Government For Nation's Hiagh-Cost-Of-Housing Crisis

Feud Between “lusicians ts Hard on Ear   Unseemly Sounds From Oboe Accompany Clarinet Solo—  Amused Colleagues fian’ét Puchkar

TO BE HELD IN BEIRUT    UNESCO Conference Site for 1948  Is Chosen in Paris

legless Vet Wins Mich. Seat In Congress  -G. 0. P. Candidate _ _ Won by 2-1 Margin

Howard Hughes Proves His Huge Plane Can Fly  Takes Flying Boat Aloft During Test

Hughes Gets Flying Boat In Air During Trial Run; Investigation To Re-Oper

MARSHALL ASKS 8 BILLION TO HELP EUROPE 19 MONTHS   Declares There Are “Real  Risks” Involved in Program:  but Urges That ft Be... Carried Out,   MORE BILLIONS WILL. BE NEEDED LATER   Secretary Appears Before  House and Senate Group—_  Says Russia Will Op-).... posé Assistance.

MARSHALL ASKS IMMEDIATE AID   State Department Head Urges 597 Million to Help France. Austria and Italy

Marshall Urges Speedy Action Jo Help Europe   Emergency Fund of 597 Millions Asked for Three Countries

_Terms Need “Real And Urgent” Saying France, flaly And Austria Bare iy Surviving—Tells Of  Four Year Plan

Urges Congress To Render Help To Big Nations   Marshall Claims Heavy Risk ls Worth The  Endeavor

$8 Billion for Aid In Next 19 Months Urged by Marshall   Secretary Tells Congressional Group Need Is Real and Urgent; Asks Emergency Fund Of $597 Million for France, Italy, Austria

Secretary of State Tells Members of Senate’ aiid House Foreign. Affairs Need Is_ Real _ and Urgent. ii.

Marshall Asks $8 Billion  In European Aid In Next Nineteen Month Period   State Secretary Wants Commodity Containers Marked To Indicate To People Receiving Them That They Are From The U. S.

Marshall Maps Aid For Europe   Tells Solons Sum Needed Next 19 Months; More Billions Later

Marshall Asks Taking ‘Risks’ To Aid Europe   $8,097,000,000 Suggested ’ For Next 19 Months— ‘na... Talli... ¥ oo.

Marshall Asks Congress to Aid Europe   Speedy Action Is Urged in Case of Three Nations

Marshall Puts 19-Month  Aid Cost at  3 Billion   Calls on Congress For Speedy Action To Save Europe; Save Need Ics Real

Europe Need This Winter Is Stressed   Asks. Congress For $597 Million Fund On Emergency Heln

Measure May Be Introduced Next Monday  Billions For Europe Asked By Secretary

Speedy Action Is Requested  In Emergency      Secretary of Stote Declares Need Is Real dnd Urgent —More Billions Would Be Asked After  ae Cer ees y aes Be ee

Banking Furnaces At Four Big Plants; ‘Railroad Line Serving Company Tied Up

RAIL UNIONS: ~~ SEEK RAISES   SEVEN UNIONS ASK WAGE: HIKES OF. 20 CENTS. AN’ HOUR FOR 590.000 —_—

Rail Unions Ask Pay Hike   Bargaining Conferences on Demands To Begin Within 30 Days

Would Join Hearings on  His Appeal   Majority of Telegrams lo White House Are in Favor, President's  Aide Says   ChinaMayHoldOff   Prospects for Big 3 Talks With China Are Leas Bright

Joint Senate, House Group Conferences   Foreign Affairs Group And War and Navy Secretaries Hold Meeting

Move To Merge House, Senate Aid Hearings   Truman’s Program For Greece and Turkey Speeded

Hearings May Be Combined By Houses   Comment On Speech By President Said To Be Favorable

Truman Plan  Gains Speed  In Congress   Opposition: Likely To Be Confined To.  Merrawine Terms

Speed Policy Action   May Combine Hearings On Truman’s Proposal For Greek, Turk: Aid; Opposition Dwindles

Move Made fo Merge Greek Loan Hearings   Senate and House Committee to Act To Speed Action on Trauman’e Requect

Move Develops to Speed Action On Truman Plan; May Combine Hearings 

Congress Sentiment Develops That There isn’t Much To Do But Go Along; Vandenberg, GOP Leaders Meet

LAD AGED NINE DIES IN WATER   Harvey Camp Of West Sixth Avenue Lases Life After Accidentally Falling Into Reservoir At Firestone ART.

Airliner ls Mysteriously Lost 3 Minutes Before Landing Time   15 Were Aboard Canadian Plane

Scour Canada For Airliner. Carrying 15   Plane Enroute te Vancouver Vanishes During ‘the Night Near Mountain Range

Canadian Airliner Missing With I5 Persons Aboard  Plane Disappears After Making Radio Chack 4a land at Field in Vancnuver

CANADIAN PLANE BELIEVED MISSING   15 Persons Aboard Ship Due At Vancouver

CANADA AIR LINER DISAPPEARS NEAR VANCOUVER ISLAND   Last Signals. Indicated Pilot Preparing for Routing Lending

PLANE HUNTERS FIND OIL SLICK   15 Persons Aboard Trans-Canada Craft

PLANE VANISHES WITH 15 ABOARD   Canadian Liner Disappear: While Approaching Field

Find Big Oil-Slick At Mouth of River In Georgia Straits   Rescue Squads Rush To Scene To Make Check

Plane With 151 Lost; Oil Slick Found   Canadian Airliner Feared To Have Plunged Inte Sea Near Buoy Marking Fraser River Mouth

Search Is U nderway In Ruoced Area   Canadian Ship Lost Two Minutes Before Landing Time

Disappears On Night Flight  To Vancouver   No Clues As To Its Where abouts; Checked 3 Minutes Before Landing Time   Air Force Planes Take Up Search   Craft’s Line of Flight Covered Some of Toughest Terrain in North America

DISAPPEARS; 15 ABOARD   No Clues As To Whereabouts Of Trans-Canada Plan

No Trace Has Been Found Of Big Ship   Widespread Search Being Made in Vancouver Vicinity

Plane Nears Airport, Disappears With 15°  Trans- “Canada Transport Husted  I wT  wwree dt. ... °°. gf Br. lL en

PLANE CARRYING 15 1S MISSING   Canadian Transpost Lost Reported Within Three Minutes of Landing Time

15 Feared Lost Aboard Missing Canadian Liner   Airplane Vanishes Twa Minutes Before Scheduled Landing

PLANE WITH 15 ABOARD LOST   Canadian Airliner Missing Or Flight Over Rough Terrain,

TRANS-CANADA PLANE MISSING   Craft Carrying 15 Persons Disappeors En Route To Vancouver

Loss Caused By Storms   Property Damage in State From Winds; Two Lives Lost

Pretty Ceremony Perform‘ed in Grace Methodist Church, Sat:. Dec. 11

CIO AND BIG STEELOPEN WAGE TALKS   Secret Preliminary Conferences Said to Have Smoothed Wav for Agreement,

Plans for Civic ‘Recreation Center Outlined  Committee Meeting WillBe Held __

Plans for Civic Recreation Center Outlined  Committee Meeting - Will Be Held - Next Friday Night

MEASURES SENT TO GOVERNOR . Legislature Ends Deadlock On Important Bills In Busy Week

Western Europe Will Face Tight Squeeze Before U.S. Aid Arrives   Congress Must Pass On Marshall's Plan

Europe Faces Tight Squeeze Until Marshall Plan Effective   U. S. Financial Help Awaits 1948 Action For Overall Outlay

See Europe in Tight Squeeze  Not] S Monevw Aid   No U. S. Money Aid Likely Until Congress Acts on Marshall Plan

Aid to Britain Held Unlikely Betore 1948   Hugh Dalton Blame: U. S. Inflation,  Big U. S. Exports For Money Crisis

West Europe Faces Tight Squeeze   Will Have Tough Going Between Now And Time Marshall Plan Can Be Made Effective

Europe in For Period Of Squeeze   No New U.S. Financial Aid Probable Until Congress Can Pass on Marshall’:  Pragram Next Year

Europe Faces Tight Year Until Program Passes Congress   British Plan To Get Along on Present U. S. Loan

TIGHT ECONOMIC SQUEEZE FACING WESTERN EUROPI   No New American Aid Like ly Before Action On 2 prarchall Plan

Tight Spot For Europe   A Toss-Up Whether Or Not Finances Will Last Till Marshall. Plan Gets Going .

Western Europe Due for ‘Tight Squeeze’;Before Marshall Plan Effective

European Aid To Be Slow Taking Effect   Continent Will . Feel Stringent Pinch Before Help Arrives

Europe Faces Hard Times As Finances Hit   MANY NATIONS TO HAVE TIGHT SQUEEZE TILL U. S. AID COMES

Tight Squeeze Faced By Western Europe   No New American Financial Aid Forthcoming  Until Congress Can Act On Marshall Pian 

Pending Marshall Plan Settlement cau Kurope Is Facing  Keonomy Squeeze

EVIDENCE INDICATES THAT WESTERN EUROPE FACES TIGHT SQUEEZE UNTIL MARSHALL PLAN CAN BE EFFECTIVE

Europe Faces Tight Squeeze  Raterzsaam Nacey Ane   Between Now And Time Marshall Plan Into Effect.

EUROPE FACES TIGHT SQUEEZE’   No Immediate Financial Aid From U. S. Is In Prospect

Western Europe In  “Tight Spot’ No NeW U. S. Financial Aid Seen At Present

CORSICANA MAN 15 FATALLY INJURED IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT  FUNERAL SERVICES FOR JOE WALKER SCHEDULED SATURDAY MORNING

CORSICANA MAN IS FATALLY INJURED IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT  FUNERAL SERVICES FOR   FUNERAL SERVICES FOR JOE WALKER SCHEDULED SATURDAY MORNING

ESCAPED PRISONER IS FOUND QUICKLY   Youth Slugs Terre Haute Man; Is at Large for 37 Minutes,

U.S.Seeks Wa y' To Dodge Veto In Atom Action   Methods to Provide Punishment Studied: Austin to See Marshall

U. S. Seeking Veto Dodge   Path to Atomic Control Harmony Hunted

KREMLIN HOLDS BRAZIL ENVOYS AS HOSTAGES   Russia Sends New Ambassador Here In Fast Move

Droves of Soviet  Agents Are Making Hllegal Entries   ‘Surprising Numbers’ Of Reds Fly in From Mexico and Canada

Truman Confers With Cabinet On Price Crises  mes Cant Onmmoane   May Call Congress Into Special Fall Session

Seeks Way To Solve Problems   Will Discuss Price And Other Crises With Leaders

President Calls Series Of Conferences On Prices, Foreign Situation   Marshall Goes To White House   Sixteen Western European Nations Ask $15,810,000,000 U. S. Aid °51

Rebel Gov't. Is Organized inGreece   General Vatthiades,  Guerrilla Chieftain, Lin,eAe hdavemaont

Guerillas Form Rule To Oppose Athens Regime   Communist-Dominated * Movement Confirmed By General Staff

TAX CUT FORECAST MADE BY KNUTSON   Claims Reduction Bill To Pass First Regular Or ‘Special’ Sassion

Passage Of Tax Cut Bill Forecast  Threat Of Tax Burden Is Stressed

175 Hotel Guests  Flee From Fire  Blaze Is Conirolled Without Casualties

IT5GUESTSIN YORK HOTEL ARE FORCED TO FLEE   Lees Te Colonial Hestelry And Adjeining Property May Be $375,000   FIRE WALL CHECKS SPREAD OF FLAMES

175 Guests Flee As Fire Damages York, Pa., Hotel  Part Of Four Floors Of Structure Gutted

HOTEL GUEST FLEE AS BA      Colonlil at York, Pa. Is BD ng CC i to Extent of $200,000

175 Are Routed By Hotel Blaze; Maintain Order   Seven-Story Building Ir York, Pa., Is Scene f Fire

GUESTS FLEE TO SAFETY IN HOTEL BLAZE   175 Escape When Fire Guts Four Floors Of York Hotel

175 Guests Flee York Hotel Blaze   All Escape Safely As $250,000 Fire  Sweeps Four Floors

About] 75Guest: Flee As Flames Gut York Hotel  Passersby and Police   Passersby and Police Help Staff Awaken Occupants of Colonial

IANNEGAN BUYS SARDINALS FOR $3,500,000   Leaves Cabinet Post Dec. 1

Sum Estimated At 33 Million In Outright Sale  Controlling In ite rest

QUITS CABINET © TO TAKE UP JOB INST, LOUIS   lEstimated Price Tag For Cardinals Said To Be $3,500,000

Ball Club Seld At Record Price   Sam Breadon Disposes of Cards and Alt fAtnor League Farm Clubs at Figure of $3,500,000° Henreaan Will Direct Club.

Hannegan Quits — Post Office, Buys St. Louis Cards   Team Sold Donaldson By Breadon New Chie

Price of Club Not Disclosed   Postmaster General Syndicate President

GOP SENATOR FEARS DEATH BLOW TO UNIONS   Malone Says Provision For Shop Votes Puts Club In Employers’ Hands

FACE NEW TEST ON LABOR CURB   Malone Breaks With GOF Leaders on Union Shop Provisions

FIGHT: FLARES OVERLABORBILL      "Vote ° * against “Measure. “Unless Provision is Changed. ‘

LABORBILLTO BREAK UNIONS   Nevada GOP Senator Breaks With Colleagues

Senator Cautions  Of Steel Control   ‘Says Industry Leaders Must ) Reculate Selves

» STEEL INDUSTRY WARNED IN QUIZ   Strive for Reenlation Or U.S. Will, Probe Group Says

Uncle Sam Will Become Steel's Traffic Cop If Self-Reguilation Fails   Senator Edward Martin Warns Industry Gray Market And Racketeering In Other  Business Lines Must End.

MARTIN WARNS STEEL INDUSTRY TO CLEAN HOUSE   U. 8. Will Become “Traffic Cop’ Unless Abuses Are Stonpod

— Consider  — Complete  Income Tar Revisiow   Special Session Gets Under Way Dec. 16

Italian Girl . Allowed To Stay In U. S. 90 Days   Says She Will Decide * During That Period Whether To Marry

Italian Girl Cheated Out of Marriage By Death May Stay in U. 5. 90 Days

Italian Girl, Whose Fiance Died, Is Admitted To U. S.   Governor of Kentucky Says Arrangements Haye Been Made To Give Diminutive Miss A : "Good. Home” :

“GUIS ADMITTEL   Girl Who Found Intended Mate Had Been Killed, - Remains for Time

Italian Girl U.S. Guest For 90 Days  Maria Formicola   Maria Fermicola Found Former G.1 Dead On Arrival

Would Halt Aid to Russia And Satellites   Senator McClellan Calls It Inconsistent With Truman Plan

Senator Asks Change in Belief Bill   McClellan Proposes Action as Result of Truman Program

Bloodless Coup ls Carried Out In Siam   Former Premier Is Power Behind New Government

Bloodless Coup Staged in Siam   Move Staged by Wartime Dictator — Worked With Japs in War %

Siam Premier Seated in Coup  Ex-Jap Puppet Puts New Chief, Privy Council in Power

Siam Premier Overthrown By Ex-Jap Puppet   Former Dictator Stages Bloodless Coup, Claims He Acted To Save. Siam From Ruin

No Blood Shed In Siam Coup   Wertime Dictator Overthrows Courcit, Wilk Stay Qut of New Gavernment

Bloodless Coup Results in Full ‘Reoraanization of Siam Government!

New Premier of Siam Namec Following Bloodless Coup ‘Engineered By Wartime Dictator

New Premier Put Into Office In Siam In Coup Directed By Wartime Leader

Siam Names Aphaiwongse New Premier,  Has Council   Bloodless Coup Has Ended Regency With Privy Group Formed

 Songgram Stages Bloodless Coup  Songgram Stages Bloodless Coup,  EX-PUPPET GRABS CONTROL IN SIAM

WARTIME BOSS DIRECTS COUP ~ SEIZING REINS   Pibul Songgram Regains Pow er—Former Premier Is Restored to Office

Bloodless Coup In Bangkok Nets New Gov’t Premier; Privy Council Appointed

Basketball Fans To Converge Here For District Tourney  - Two LeMars Schools ‘Will Compete In Opposite Brackets :

Basketball Fans To Converge Here For District Tourney —  ; Two LeMars Schools ‘Will Compete In

Jackson-Black Feud May Be Near Showdown   Union Case, Which Caused Ruckus, Is Back on Calendar   Serious Fire Is Averted Wednesday   ‘Monster’ Scare Grips Shanghai   Raid Staged on Norwood ‘Slots’   Attempt To Socialize Medicine Is Blasted   Vegetable Growers Urged To Do Something About Weather

WORKERS FILE STRIKE NOTICES   SIXTY COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA INVOLVED—UNION ASKS 25-CENT RAISE.

Bilbo Laid to Rest in Churchyard as Throngs Attend  Several Are Mentionec as Successor to “The Man” in the Senate

Egypt Demands Britain Ouster   Presence of Army in Nile Valley Held Menace; London Points to Treaty

Pravda Praises  Russian  Attack   Communist Organ Forecasts End Of Capitalism

Soviet Paper Says “Enemies ’’ Of Russia Seexing a New War   Pravda, Official Organ of Communist Party Declares in an Editorial That it is Scheme to Postpone End of Capitalism.

Reds. Say.-Capitatists Using War. To:Stave Off System: Collance’

Pravda Declares ‘Enemy’ is Trying To Delay Capitalism’s End with War

PRAVDA SAYS ENEMY,  TRIES, TO SAVE THEIR [PABIF ARI IS@hA BY RIE. war

Preach Doom Of Capitalism   Reds Say Imperialists Fight Against Collapse By Trying to Start War

Governor Signs  School Lunch Bill   Law Appropriates Fund for Remainder of Year; Gives 214 Millions

SENATE HOSTILE TO OR. ALTLAND   Ouster Of Health Chief Hooked Up With Free  Immunization

HUGHES HIDING OUT TODAY IN DARE TO SENATE   Unserved with Subpena Says He Will Arrive In Washington Tuesday

‘H. HUGHES HIDES OUT FOR WEEKEND   Marshal Can't Find Him to Serve Subpena

General Marshall, Called From China Assails Extremists  China’s Salvation i ac — q a ine wwe bee   China’s Salvation Lies in Liberals Of Both Parties

Leadership By Liberals Could Rebuild China   Blames Communist And Government Extremists For Peace Failure.

Marshall Tells of . Frustration of His Labor for Chinese   Soldier-Diplomat Hits at Extremists on Both Sides of Struggle

Communists In China Hit By Marshall   President’s Personal Envoy Blasts Deliberate False Propaganda; Still Hopes for End of Strife.

SAYS CHINA'S HOPE LIES IN ITS LIBERALS   General Marshall Condemns Radicals Both in Chiang Kai-shek’s Government and in the Chinese Communist Party.

Marshall Reports on Unhappy Chin:   Says Liberals Are Strife Solution

MARSHALL GIVES VIEW ON CHINA   U. S. General Declares Salvation Of War-Torn Country Depends On  lTiherale.

‘Marshall Blames Extremists for Plight of China   Returning Home to Report to Truman---Is Critical of Borh Sides”

Marshall Declares Chinese Liberals rast lake Lead  Clan e fa Pe "ame   Slaps at Conservatives, Both Nationalists, Communists Misrepresent Fact:

Marshall Hits China Extremists  Both Sides Frustrate Efforts For Peace

Liberalism Is Needed, U. 5. Envoy Claims   “Extremists” In Chinese Affairs Ara Criticirved

Truman Envoy Issues Report On Situation   Wartime Army Chie Says Government To Be Reorganized

Liberalism Is Needed, U. 5. Envoy Claims  Chinese Affairs Ape Criticeived

Marshall Says  Liberal Leaders  Needed In China Might Bring End To Civil Strife

Reactionaries And Reds Hit ByUS.Envoy   Liberals Should TakeOver Government, General Declares

Marshall Has Faith For China   Envoy Leaves Nanking Tomorrow to Report To Truman; Assails Chinese “Extremists”

Marshall Hits ‘Extremists’  In China   Contends Salvation Of Nation Depends On Liberal Groups

“Extremists” Assailed In China Repor:   Marshall Asserts Liberal Forces China’s Bie Hove

RAPS CHINESE EXTREMISTS   Marshall Holds Only Hope On Unity in Presently Powerless Liberals

Marshall In Favor Liberals In China   ‘Personal’ Report ‘Is Made Today By General

Marshall Blames Both Groups for Chaos in China   Regrets That Byrnes Is Quitting Tempered by Praise for Marshall

Chinese ‘Extremists’ Scored   Marshall Says Salvation Is Powerless Liberals

Marshall Sees Salvation For Chinese   Extreme Elements Are Preventing Any Settlement at Present

MARSHALL GIVES VIEWS ON CHINA   General Advocates Leadership By Liberals, Minority Groups To End Strife

Marshall Assails “Extremists” In Chinese Dispute  Says Nation's Salvation nrle Cn  - Danan ec   Says Nation's Salvation ‘ Depends On Liberals

Marshall Gives Report On China   General Says Liberal Leadership Is Only  Salwation

Sees Salvation In Government  By ‘Liberals’   General Criticizes Nae tionalist R eae tionaries; Red Propagandiasts.

GENERAL HITS EXTREMISTS IN CHINA WAR   New Secretary Of State Says Nation’s Hope Is Its Liberals

Leadership By Liberals And Minorities Of China Only Salvation, Marshall Says

General Holds Extremists Responsible   Believes Communist Propaganda Has Caused Much Strife

Chinese Liberals  Needed---Marshall   LU. S. General Attack: Extremists on Both Sides of Civil War

Sees Liberals as China's Hope  Marshall Criticizes Extremist Element

Elko, Nev., Building Combed for Bodies   Apartment Collapse Kills at Least Three

—AN IMPORTANT EXPERIMENT—  j Shale Cliffs Of West May Hold Key To Oil

Stress Value Of Oil Shale   Big Rifle, Colo. Processing Plant’ Dedicated Yesterday

Tall Shale Cliffs May. Provide Nation’s Future Petroleum Supply:

HAVE ENGUGH FUEL FOR ANY EMERGENCY   Tall Shale Cliffs of West May Prove Margin Between Future Want and Plenty.   RETORTS ARE LIGHTED   For First Time In Oil Dem: - onstration Plant Near Rifle, Colo.

West’s. Shale Cliffs Hold Oil Destiny   Navy Starts _ Testing Near Rifle. Colo.

‘Shale Cliffs Of West Are Seen As Future Source Of U.S. Petroleum   Government Busy Experimenting To Assure Nation Of Adequate Supplies Once Natural Resources Denleted.

SETTLEMENT IN PHONE STRIKE APPEARS NEAR      Ultimate Peace  Terms Expected To Allow Boost

Settlement Of Phone Strike May Be Near   President Of N. F. T. W. Predicts ‘‘Major Break’’ Near In 22 Day Old Tieun   STRIKE SITUATION IS BEING CHECKED

Peace Terms Expected to Be More Than $3 and Less Than $6 — Other Sources Confirm Beirne’s Analysis of Strike Situation.

Progress Slow In Halting Spread of Shipworkers Strike   “110,000 Men To Walkout Next Mondav

NEW STORM BECOMES 95-100 MPH BLOW AS ISWERVES TOWARD SEA   FORECASTER SEES “NO THREAT” TO FLORIDA, OR GULF COAST NOW -

100-Mile Blow Begins Curve To Northwest   Forecaster Asserts Storm Doesn’t Offer Threat at Present

TAX CUT DRIVE TO BE RENEWEL   Knutson Says Republicans Determined to Act

Republicans Plar To Renew Drive For Tax Slash   Knutson Says Greate Reduction Than Last Session to Be Sought

New Drive to Cut Income Tax Seen By GOP Leaders   Predict Slash Will Be Greater Than Pianned in Previous Bills

Knutson Predicts New Tax Cut Drive   GOP Leader Says Reduction May Be Much Greater Then Those in Twice-Vetoed Measures

G.O.P. Drive On Tax Cuts Is Predicted  May Ask More Than $4 Billion

G. 0. P. Maps New Drive  To Cut Taxes  _ Attempted Slash Probably Will

GOP To Renew Tax Cut Drive In New Session   Knutson Indicates More Drastic Measure Than One Vetoed By Truman

GOP WILL PUSH FOR 4 BILLION TAX REDUCTION   Slash May Even Exceed Vetoed Bill if Republicans Win Fight

G.0.P. Plans New Tax Bill   Fight for Deep Slash Waits Congress Call

AVR eee lS OU  Knutson Calls Body To Meet November 4th To Map Plans   Ways, Means Chief Says Bigger Slashes Than Vetoed Studied

Committee To Discuss Plans  May Exceed Vetoed $4 000,000,000 Bill

GOP Readies New Drive  To Cut Taxes  Knutson Calls Meet. To Study 20-50% Slash for Individuals

GOP Promise New Drive to Cut Taxes   Knutson Says Sum Will Exceed That Veteed by Truman

GOP io Press For Bigger Cut  Tn Income Tax   Britain and Canada Pared Rate Twice Since War, Keniteee Acca

GOP LEADERS PLAN NEW TAX CUT BIL   Slashes as High as 50 Per _ Cent May Be Proposed, Knutson Says.

Drive to Cut Taxes Will Be Renewed   Rep. Knutson Says $4,000,000,000 Cut May Be Next Goal

Tax Cut Drive To Renew In Congress   Republican Goal Set Higher Than Vetoed Proposal

GOP To Renew Tax Cut Drive   Slash Will Exceed > $4 Million—Knutson

Drive to Cut Tax Levies ‘To Be Renewee   Slash May Exceed That Proposed in Vetoed Bill

FLIERS ABOARD PLANE DID ‘NOT TOUCH CONTROLS ‘FROM TAKE-OFF. TO  LANDING :  ry      . By ARTHUR S, LARNER International News Service

CREW PRAISES ROBOT PLANE   14 Men Who Made First Trip Automatically Controlled Laud Equipment

Seek To Perform Autopsy On Remains Of Aged Man Who Said He Never Slept

MAN WHO SAID HE NEVER SLEPT DIED AT AGE OF 94 YESTERDAY   PHYSICIANS SEEKING TO PERFORM AUTOPSY ON MAN -— WHO SAM HE MERELY —— “RESTED”

Suggest U. N. Revision Now s Premature  George, Hickenloope: Opposed To Congres: Attacking Charter

Senators Call Premature. *Teeth’ Proposal! For United Nations: Dissolution Is Feared

UN, Revision Plan Branded  As Premature   Senators Regard Sugges tion As “Bad Move At Bad Time.”

Senators Declare UN Charter  Move Untimely  Proposal for U. S. Lead In Enforcement of Peace Said Premature

United Nations Revision Steps Are Described  As Premature   Lawmakers Urge U.S. Push Charter  Change Convention

ACT TO FORCE PEACE EFFORT IS PROTESTED   Hickenlooper Claims It Would Mark U.N. Failure

Brand Proposal As Premature  Suggestion Is Made By 22 Conaressmen

Critics Score Bid to Bolster U. N. Powers   2 Senalors Quick To Fight Proposal By 22 Coneressmen

Hold Man for Safe Blasting   Bradford Police Credit Ellison With Arrest Of Suspect

15 INJURED WHEN GAR STRIKES SAFETY ZONE   Woman Driver Blamed For Accident At Wheeling

 A27-Year High Sharp Advances in Price of Cash Wheat Are Recorded at Most American Marts

S. W. BELL ASKS HIGHER RATES IN ITS ENTIRE AREA   Would Double Locat’ si. ness Phones, ith ‘Measured’ Service at  $4.00.

Mexico ates        four Barty nes? “Will ‘Bet uced “To Save. Facilitice

Armed Bandit Said Trapped After Robbery  16 Carloads Of State, County  Police On Manhur

Fugitive Believed Man Involved In Four Burglaries   State Police Join Hunt . For Gunman After Taleo, Mt. Pleasant Burglaries

Bunn School Reopens After Short Strike  ia-*-+- i*se.   Miss Wiggs And Most Of Other Striking Teachers Return To Their Classrooms

FACES SIXTH DAY OF STRIKE   st. Lours Bus and Street Car Operators Turn Down Proposal

ELLICOTT CITY MAN‘ GIVEN 2-YEAR TERM   Karl J. Eisenhardt And Texan Are Convicted Of Mactlfine Gun Theft Charges

HUNGARY LOSES PROMISED AID   7 Millions in Credit Canceled; U. S. Blames Coun hy Cammuniste

$7,000,000 WRIST SLAP  U.S. Cancels Hungary Loan. Raps Russ Satellites’ Acts

U.S. Cancels  Large Loan  For Hungary Communist Coup  In That Country Is Denounced

PROMISED AID FOR HUNGAR'   Recent Govt. Change: Given As Reason For Action

U.S. Caneels Money Credit For Hungary   Retaliatory Step Taken in Consequence of Communist Coup

Credit Denied  -ToHungarians   U.S. Cane. els $7 Million  —s- Rxport-Inmport Loan

U. S. BANS LOAN OF $7,000,009 TO HUNGARIANS   Official Displeasure A Communist Coup Is Announced

U.S. Cancels $7 Millions For Hungary  Government Chanve   Government Change As Result Of Reds  Coup le Denounced

FUNDS NEEDED FOR RELIEF   Of Texas City Disaster Victims, Says The Red  eee

Walcott Puts Champ Down  m2 Rounds  » Crowd. Of 18, 000 ‘Boos Verdict <

Farley Tells Trouble with Roosevelt   Cause of Break With President Revealed

AFL Executives Wait C1 Reply On Merger Bid   Move to Combat Proposed Union Restrictions Seen

Green Awaits Murray Reply  CIO Delays Answer ‘On Merger Proposal

Hope For National Pattern of Settlement; AFL-CIO Merger Still Not Decided   UNION RESTRICTIONS * DEBATE ON WEDNESDAY

 Late News Bulletins  Russia Demands Early Study Of Palestine Mandate End

Soviets Seek To Lift Holy Land Decree   Delegates Demand Study Looking To Possibility Of Ending It Now

Would End Mandate   U. N. Study of Way. To End British Rule Of Holy Land Without Delay Asked By Russia

SOVIET DEMANDS MANDATE’S END   Reds Ask Holy Land Be Tak. en From British Rule

Study To End Mandate of — Britain Urged   Soviet Palestine Demand Issued to UN Committee

Reds Ask Mandate  Inquiry   Russians Suggest End of Britain's  Palestine Control

Soviets  Demand UNBody Inquiry   Probe Of Britain’ Holy Land Grip Is Favored

Russ Attack British Role In Palestine   Request U.N. to Study Possibility Of Ending Mandate

Would End British Palestine Mandate   Russia Demands UN Study Plans to End The Kritich Cantral

Proposes U. N. Commission Study Possibility Of Immediate End  To Long Reign; Arabs and Jews To Present Views Before Assembly

ASK U. N. TO END BRITISH MANDATE OVER HOLY LAND   ARAB COMMITTEE CARRIES FIGHT TO ASSEMBLY FLOOR

Russia Demands  End of Mandate  In Palestine U.N. Inquiry. Board Receives Request a  weaapis wae ce OO Wee:

AIRLINER BURNS, 4 ESCAPE INJURY   BIG PASSENGER PLANE DESTROYED BY FRE AFTER LANDING IN CHICAGO.

Mount Etna On Rampage After Lapse   Eruption First Notable One Since 1928

Two Towns on Path Of . Hot Streain   Seriousness of Eruption Ciscured by Dense Cloud of Smoke

ITALIANS FLEE BEFORE LAVA FROM SICILY’S MOUNT ETNA   Molten Flood Is Filling Valley And Threatening Village On Slépe

Italians Flee Etna’s Lava.   Fiery River Flowing Into Palombe Plain

VOLCANO ERUPTS AND THREATENS SICILIAN TOWNS   FLAMING FLOOD IS ADVANCING TOWARD PASSO PISCIRAO

Italians Flee As Mt. Etna Erupts Lava   First Eruption of Sicilian Volcano Since 1928 Threatens Towns Northwest of Crater

Mount Etna Into Action   Sicilian Volcano In First Eruption Since 1928: Italians Flee

Italians Flee Volcanic Lava   Mt. Etna Volcano Erupts Threatening Two Villages

Italians Flee Before Lava Flow; Toon Villaces Facine Destruction

UAATER ROARS AFTER QUIET UF 19 YEARS   Molten Wall Creeps Toward Village of Passo Pisciaro.

SICILIANS FLEE HUGE LAVA FLOW . FROM MIT. ETNA   Several Villages Menaced as European Volcano Erupts “Witte neh

VILLAGES IN LINE OF MT, ETNA LAVA   Musumeci Valley Reported to Be Slowly Filling; Citizens Evacuated

ltalians Fleeing From Mt. Etna’s First Serious Eruption Since. 1928

MOUNT ETNA SPOUTS HUG AVA FLOW   600-Feet Thick Flaming Flood Still Advancina

Report Etna In Eruption   Italians Said to Be Fleeing from Lava Flow

Catania Dispatches Say After 20 Hours Of Eruption Area of Mile and Half Covered

Lava Flows From Italy's Mt. Etna   People Fleeing in Path of The Lava

Masses Of Lava Flowing Toward Farms, Villages   Deseends On Broad Front; Last Major Outbreak Was In ‘28

Sicilian Volcano Makes Strongest Showing Since 1928   First Signs of Blow Seen Monday, Lava Flow Starts Tuesday

Italians Flee From Mt. Etna Eruption   Lava Flows From Sicilian Volcano on Broad Front

Mt. Etna Erupts First Time Since 1928; Italians Flee Before Outpour Of Lava

Mt. Etna Reported on Rampage; Lava Flow Menacing Italian Villaces

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Ist Outbreak Of Mount Etna Since 1928   Two Villages in Path of Flowing Lava Threatened

ITALIANS FLEEING BEFORE BIG FLOW OF VOLCANO LAVA   Mount Etna Reported in Eruption and Lava Flowing Down Mountainside

Massive Flow Of Lava Perils Many Villages   Flashes Of Flame From Mount Etna Reported Monday, Then Famed Crater Erupted   Scientists Rush To Observe Flood   Tallest Volcano In Europe “Let Loose” In 1928, Destroyed Town As Thousands Fled

Eta Erupts: Italians Flee  Evacuation of Citizens   Evacuation of Citizens From Sicilian Town  Roing Arranged.

Mt. Etna Erupts, Natives Fleeing Ahead in Terror   In Musumeci Valley Lova Flow Already Is 600 Feet Deep

, 1  Villagers Flee ‘As Mount Etna Has Eruption   Last Occurred Febr. 11: Covers Front Of 165 Yards: Nears Village.

Hughes Claims Unfair Tactics By Committee   Had No Right to Examine Tax Records, Lawyer Says at Washington

HUGHES’ ATTORNEY CRITICIZES TACTICS SED BY SFNATARS   Plane Builder is Accused of Owing Six Millions in Back Taxes: Will Answer Charges.   STATEMENT MADE ABOUT HEARING

Hughes’ Council Charges Unfair Tactics   Says Committee Secretly Examined His Tax Records

Tax Debt Charge Is Termed Unfair   Fiughes Counsel Attmpts To Refute Committee Charge: Loss Is Claimed

EXAMINATION OF TAX BOOKS HELD ‘UNFAIR      Hughes’ - Officials Promised Chance To Answer Deficiency Charges

16 Albanians Face Death for Spying   Charged With Plotting as Agents of U.S.

SUGGESTS » THREE-POINT RENT PLAN   Landlords’ _ Spokesman Has Suggestion

San Francisco U. Wallops Marquette   Badgers Whip Yale; Buckeyes Tie lowa: Columbia Defeated

Will Act Promptly, Savs Taft   Legislation Will Be Enacted As Soon As Possible

Industry Assured by GOP Leaders Congress to Act Swiftly on: Portal Issue

CONGRESS WILL MOVE SPEEDILY ON PORTAL-PAY      Judge Picard Dismissed Sui! Which Touched Off Pay Claims

Republicans Promise Remedial Legislation In Portal-Pay Case   :C1O to Fight Suits Through Supreme Court

10 SPetD PORTAL-PAY LEGISLATION   Republicans Plan Action on Vital Iesue Soon

Speedy Action on Portal Wage Demands Promised by GOP Leaders in Conaress

AE T-HARTLEY i¢ WHIPPED UQTING TEST   --e,,ania Democrat, Run: -- on Labor Law Issue, seundly Defeated.

VOTERS REJECT  LABOR CANDIDATE   PENNSYLVANIA GIVES TACIT APPROVAL TO TAFT-HARTLEY LAW

Labor-Backed Deme Loses in Pennsy Race for Congress   Centeat Issue of Specie Election Was Taft-Harthay fekor kaw

GOP CANDIDATE “DEFEATS LABOR   Pennsylvanian, Opposing Demo With New Lew, Chief Issue, Wins Race

Taft-Hartley Act Is Upheld In Election   Republican Soundly Defeats Democrat Supported by CIO

GOP Wins Seat  InPennsylvania   Congressional Vacancy Goes To Labor Law  Advocates

Labor-supported Demo Loses: in Penncvilvonia   Toft-Hartley Labor Act Main Issue in Snectal Elertinn

GOP Wins in Labor Test  Tatt-Hartley Repeol   Tatt-Hartley Repeal Candidate Beaten By Republican

GOP Wins In Special Election   Taft-Hartley Law Main Issue In Pennsylvania Congressional Battle

—SWEEPING VICTORY FOR GOP— Democrat, Supported By Labor, Is Defeated

LABOR LAW ISSUE WINS IN. TEST G. 0. P. Solon Keeps Seat in Congress

GOP WINS LABOR BILL VOTE IN PENNSYLVANIA   Lichtenwalter Runs Far Ahead of CIO Official for Congress

FOE OF LABOR LAW DEFEATED   Republican Retains Penn. sylvania’s Eighth Distict Seat

Labor-Backed Democrat Loses In Pennsylvania   Taft-Hartley Law Issue In Campaign For Congressman

GOP Takes Pennsylvania Balloting With Taft-Hartley Measure As Issue

Voters Endorse Taft-Hartley Act  Foe of New Law Beaten Decisivel  earen Decisive

Republican Win: Special Election In Pennsylvania  Labor-Supported Democrat Handed Crushing Defeat 

Penn District G.0.P. Forces Retain Seat   Trounce Soundly Labor - Supported Demo In Election.

Anti-Labor Law Candidate Loses   ggernsyvania Republican Takes Big main From Labor-Backed: Opponent:

Labor Backed Candidate Loses   Central Issue TaftHertley Labor Lew

TAFT-HARTLEY MEASURE WAS CENTRAL ISSUE   Republicans Say Win Real Rebuke to  Union Bosses

Fear-Ridden Girl Refuses To Name Her Assailant  Rubw Kerlew Block.

Union Pledges to Assist in Probe Of McNear Slayine  Quiz Leader Picket Detail Involved in Previous Fatality

Ex-Army Men Held for Ajomic Thefts  Highly Confidential   Highly Confidential Pictures Are Recovered by FBI

Former Army  Photographers Are Charged With Stealing Highly Confidential Photographs’ Relating te Atom Development.

Budget Cut Showdown Tomorrow   GOP Conimnittee Leaders Seoff Ato Army-Navy Objeetions ‘To Slash.

Tax Protest Called Pressure Campaign   Republicans Firm in Decision Toa Cut Six Billions in Budget

CONGRESS GROUP REFUSES 10 YIELD ON-BUDGET SLASE   Showdown Expected Tomorrow at Senate-House  Sa eee nd

Protests From Armed Services  Are Minimized   Call Army and Navy Demands Part of Pressure Campaign; Showdown is Friday

G.0.P. REFUSE TO YIELD ON SLASH OF THE 1948 BUDGET   This Action Was In Despite of the Army and Navy Protest.   TO CUT TP SIX BILLION   Secretary of War Patterson Says It Would Jeopardise the Army.

U.S. Must Retain Its Power   Democratic Whip States During Uprising in House  Over Budget Slash

GOP Leaders Refuse fo Yield On Budget Slast   Fiscal Managers of Party Deny Reduction Will Cripple Defenses

House Warned of Arms Fund Cuts   Rep. Hall Says MacArthur McNamey Work Would Be Jeopardized   SHOWDOWN ON FRIDAY   G.O.P. Stands Firm in De termination to Cut Federal Spending

GOPs Adamant on Decision  To Cut Budget Six Billion Despite Army-Navy Protest To Slash

GOP Refuses to Yield on Budget Slash   Fiscal Managers Turn Deaf Ear to Armed Force Leaders

BUDGET AXE IS READY 10 FALL   GOP Solons Turn Deaf Ear to Army-Novy Protests Against Funds Slash

Army. and. Navy Funds Proposed Slash. Brings Bi-Partisan Uprising

BI- B]-PARTISAN UPRISING SEEN N HOUSE AGAINST PROPOSED SLASH IOF MILITARY FUNDS IN BUDGET

UPRISING AGAIN  cur IN. FUNDS: ( ARMY, NAVY NOTED       Bi-Partisan Opposition Expressed Over Slashing of Defense Funds

Adamant On GOP Economy   Fiscal Chiefs Refuse To Budge in Spite of Army-Navy Cries That Security Is in Danger

Services Cry Slash Means Defense Plan Is Weakened   Showdown On Issue Slated For Friday Before Entire Body

COP’s Determines To Slash Budget Despite Warning   Patterson Says Nation's Security Would Be   Jeonardized.

AMY, BUDGET CUT IS PROTESTED   Bi-partisan Uprising Develops in House Against G. O. P. Proposal to Trim Armed Forces Funds in Economy Drive.

GOP Fiscal Heads Refuse To Budge  In Economy Drive   Army-Navy Warns Of Danger To Security

Ignore Cries Of Army And Navy....  GOP Heads Won't Budge From Demand For Slash In President’s Budget

House Told to Look, Listen Before Acting  Hail Has Backing of Cemo Member

Armed Service Protests Cause Debate  Army and Navy Declare   Army and Navy Declare Efficiency Will Be Hurt by Proposal

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TELEGRAPHERS THREATEN STRIKE   CNION GIVES NOTICE OF INTENT TO ORDER OUT WESTKEN UNION WORKERS,

Notice of Intent to Strike Is Filed by W. U. Workers   Employees Outside of Metropolitan Area Say “Bargaining” Collapses

NOTICE FILED OF WU STRIKE   Intent to Call Walkout Is Given by Union After Negotiations Fail

CANADA SPY TRIAL WILL BE STARTED   Fifteenth Defendent Be Tried Soon at Toronto.

Plenty of Financial Assistance from U.S. Necessary   Father of Eight Gets Elementary School Diploma

INQUIRY PLAN HITTING SNAG   ‘LITTLE FILIBUSTER’ MAY BLOCK MOVE TO HAVE ELECTION “WHITEWASH” CHARGE PROBED

DOCTOR CONVICTED IN AMBUSH KILLINGS   Texas Slayer of Family of Four Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair.

Doctor Convicted of Murder; Faces Death in the Chair   ‘Slew Four In Family With Whom He Had Been Friends

TEXAS DOCTOR, KILLER OF 4, SENT TO CHAIR   Ambush Slayer Is Found Guilty By Jury Out But 25 Minutes

Two Members Crew Reported Dead, 3 Injured   Four Men on Plane Reported Seriously Hurt; Crash es on Pikes Peak

COURT BATTLE PROMISED ON UNION CURB:   AFL te Take -Anti-Closed Shop Bill to High Court; on Blue’s Desk.

Hold Emergency Parley to Seek Pay Agreement   Government Sponsoring Proposal to Avert. Walkout

Conciliators Directed To Keep Representatives tn Continuous Session Until Dispute Formulas  Are Worked Out

UNIONS AWAIT DEADLINE FOR STRIKE TODAY   Non-Stop Sessions Are Held in Effort To Halt Walkout

GOVERNMENT IS ATTEMPTING TO AVOID WALKOUT   Federally-Spensered Compromise Prepesal Gives Telephone Uniens   STRIKE SCHEDULED FOR THIS MORNING

LU. S. Makes Final Effort to Head Off Telephone Strike   Compromise Proposal Thrust Before Unions And Management by Government in Move To Prevent Strike; Continuous Sessions  Planned Until Formulas Are Worked Out

WILL BE HAND LE] D      Government Offers Compromise  All-Night Session; Management To Handle Switchboards In Findlay

CITY-BRED RABBITS IN FOR ‘TOUGH’ YEAR   Conservation Plan Death Warrant For Bunnies

BIG PHILIPPINE VOLCANO BOILS   Plantations Scorched By Hot Ash; Trees Begin To Dry Up

Foreign Spies  Worry Soviets   Article Criticizes Certain Citizens For Giving State Secrets.

Senator ‘Asks: Mid-East. . Loan: by. RFC  e100 Million Dronoset   $100 Million rea As Stop-Gap Until Legislative ‘Action = :

PROPOSAL AIMS ATIMMEDIATE MID TO NATION   Capital Sees Evidence Congress Will Not Meet Deadline

Emergency Loan for Greece, Turkey Proposed  RFC Would Provide Peete Thelin

Interim Loan Advised Amid Greek Debate   Barkley Doubtful Of ‘Congress Action By Mar, 31 Deadline

EMERGENCY AID FOR NEAR EAST BY RFC URGED   Deadline Approaches As Greek-Turkey Help Slowed

Congress Likely Will Not Meet Relief Deadline   ‘Secret’ Documents List Nations’ Need For Immediate Aid

Emergency Loan for Greece, urkey Proposed  RFC Would Provide Funds Under ‘Sen. Barkley’s Plan

Emergency Loan Asked For Greece   Barkley Suggests RFC Advance if March 31 Deadline Fails.

Infant Mortality Rate At Lowest Point In History  Rhode Island leads Nation

Suit-File  n Woodbury County, E or Damages ; In Bishway Accident

Landon Urges World-Wide  Disarmament   Must Be Accomplished If Third World War Is Avoided, Hé Says

Landon Pleads for Disarming Nations As Peace Guaranty  Advocates Support for Truman Plan of Help Against Communism

[Long Waiting Lists    Jurist Blames Feeble-minded Boys For Wave Of Crime In Baltimore

Big Surpluses Are Feared In. Cerfain Crops   Anderson Claims : Government will :  @o gg - g_

Big Surpluses Are Feared In Cerfain Crops   Anderson Claims Government Will Face Heavy Loss

Big Power Project on Wisconsin River to be Built by Private Firms

Republicans Jam French Lick For Editorial Meeting   Confident of Tenth District Election; Many Candidates for Governor’s Post.

Republicans Still Talking Governorship   No Candidates, However, Will Come Out in Oper

Officials Hit By Farm Bureau   Farnsworth, Bath Objects of Attack

State Agriculture Department Hit   Leaders Are Called Unfit to Serve

Designated for Carnegie Award  Superior Man Saved Youth From Death

Reds Gaining In Japan, Say Party Members  Will Spend $600,000  Deine Ta Elactians

HOOF, MOUTH TEST BEING MADE ALONG SOUTHERN BORDER   Every Precaution Takeda to: Pre  j; vent Spread of Disease  H From Mexico’

Nylon from Corncobs Latest Product of Lab Test Tubes  But Alas, No Price Reduction Yet

$9 CORN PEAK SEEN GRAIN POSSIBILITY   Advance Chicago Prices Send Contracts Soaring

EXPECT CORN TO REACH $2 MARK   Prices at Highest Peak Since 1919 in Chicago Thursday

Corn Prices Near All-Time Peak on Chicago Market   Rains, Floods and Sales to Foreign Countries Responsible

OFFICER SLAIN BY TERRORISTS   Authorities to Seal Holy Land Cities

Br ‘itish: Map: ‘Drastic Contr rols:: ‘After New ‘Palestine Slaying -

Criticism Of School Fund Loan  State Auditor Says Board Did Not Conform To Provisions of Law

Ur ocnool Fund Loan  State Auditor Says  Board Did Not  Conform To Pro-

LABOR ACT SEEN TURNING POINT IN US, POLIT   Measure, Huge In Propor tion, To Apply To Millions Of Workers

Court To Pass On Rent Curbs      Supreme Bench To Be Asked To Rule On Legality.

Chopping Block Is Ready For Truman Budget   Attitude Of Republicans Indicates Rocky Route For President’s Recomwaendations On Spending

GOP SHARPENS AXE TO SLASH UJ. S. EXPENSES   Republicans Disregarc President's Plea to Retain Tax Rates

SOLDIER ADMITS SLAYING RANTOUL BEAUTY OPERATOR   UNCLOTHED BODY FOUND IN ALLEY, STABBED, BEATEN

SOLDIER ADMITS SLAYING BEAUTY   Charge of Murder Filed in Rantoul, Ill., Killing

SOLDIER ADMITS SEX SLAYING OF ILLINOIS GIRL   Beauty Operator at Rantoul Found Beaten and Strangled to Death

Women Urged To Be Examined Within 24 Hrs. After Discovering Lump On Breast; Cancer Studied

Truman Proposes Taxation Continue On Certain Items   Liquor, Furs, Cosmetics Bring Returns of © 1% Billions to Treasury

CONTINUANCE OF WARTIME EXCISE TAXES IS ASKED   On Such Consumers Items As Liquor, Furs and Cosmetics.   iSUGGESTED BY TRUMAN   Without Action These Excises Will Roll Back, Automatically July 1.

Continued Excises Taxes Recommended by President Today   Wartime Levies Will Expire June 30 If Not Again Legalized

—ASKS LEVIES BE RETAINED— Truman Wants W artime Excise Taxes Continued

Would Continue Excise Levies Another Year  Taxes Scheduled for Roll Back July 1

Congress Asked To Continue Ail Excise Taxes   President, However, Is Silent on. Proposed Income Tax Slash

REFUGEE SHIPS DROP EFFORT 10 RUN BLOCKADE   Two Believed Surrounded hi  British Warships; Will Be  Taken to Haifa

Britain Seizes Two Refugee Ships in Palestine Waters   3,596 Jews Aboard Vessels When Captured

Printers Busy_ At Work Bill For State Police Pay Raise Among 93 In State Legislature

Milk Sold fo Cheese Plant In Muskogee   Producers Furnish © Enough for Schools And Hospital at Processors Prices

PRICE ADVANCE IS FELT OVER WIDE SECTION   Muskogee Dairy Formers Demand Big Hike—Other Cities Also Affected

Boy Who Hated School in JailCharged With Murder of Atlanta Taxi Driver

Bevin. Seeks To Divide Europe, Declares Moscow  Marshall Plan Brings Attack

Reds Assail U. S. For Europe Split  Domination of Britain and France Charaed in Russian Pronqaqaanda

‘Extras’ And Accessories Boost Cost Of New Cars, Nationwide Survey Shows

Auto Accessories Racket  Exposed Through Survey   Dealers In Many Sections Reported Loading Down New Cars With Extras And Requiring Used Auto Turn Ins At Sharp Markdown To Make Trades

Demand Probe, Of Report U. S. Has Redeemed Mach  Soviet Occupation Money

Call For Probe Of Report U.S. Has Redeemed Occupation Money Printed By Russians   Three GOP Senators Understand Plates Teo Print Marks Given Russians By Americans

Fabulous Black Market Prices Said Paid Russian-Printed Currency In_ Oecupation Zone Costs U. S.

Urge Probe of Report U.S. Redeems Millions  In Russ-Printed Bills

Russian-Printed U.S. Currency s Subject Of Prob   GOP Senators Say Millions Of Dollars Worth Redeemed

Probe Called Into Redemption of Occupation Marks  Senators Charge U. S. Has Lost Millions In Money Conversion

Soviet Troops Bought Watches, Trinkets; Gis Got Dollars For Marks

Probe Into U. S. Money Program Asked By Solons   GOP SENATORS DEMAND INVESTIGATION OF RED FUNDS

Currency Muddie on Black Mari   U.S. Redeems Big Wad Of Occupation Money Printed by Soviet.

Solons Urge Inquiry Into Money Deals   Soviet - Printed Bills Redeemed by U. S., Claim

GOP Senators Call For Full Scale Probe   Says Plates To Print German Marks Given To Soviet Officials  By U.S. Authorities

Report U.S. Has Redeemed Marks   Three Senators Ask Investigation

Pt  GERMAN MONEY      Occupation Marks Plates Reported Given Soviets

GOP Asks Marks Probe   Into Report of U. S. Redemption of Reich Occupation Money Printed By Russia

Charge U. S. Is Paying for Russian Scrip   Black Market Involwed.

Senators Hear U.S. Redeemed German Marks Russ Printed   Three Republicans Call For Full-Seale In vestigation

CONGRESSMEN WANT PHONY MONEY PROBE   Claim U. S. Redeemed \lilhons of Marks Printed by Reds

GOP Senators Ask Occupation Money Redemption Probe   Claim German Marks Printed By Russians

Losses Will Run Into Millions, Reports Assert   Three Cal] Fer Investigation Occupation * 4Per

Loss to U.S. Through Black Markets Cited   German Marks Said To Have Been Printed By Russians from American Made Plates

Army Says Surplus Is Being Held   BridgesSaysRedemption Is Being Carried On as Hidden Deficit: in -Name of U.S.   Reds Have Plates   Russians Can Print Money but U.S. Can't Learn How Much °

GOP'S SENATORS SEEK AIRING OF CURRENCY DEAL   Millions in’ German Marks Supposedly Paid Troops; Black Markets Resulted

Ask Probe of  Redemption of War Money   Claim Black Market Was Given Impetus.

'U. S. Reported To Have Redeemed Millions in Soviet -Printed Money

Russians Print German Occupation Money, We Redeem It, Near Billion

‘Millions in Russian-Printed  German Money Redeemed by 1! S +» Senate Demands Probe

‘Uncle Sap’ Inquiry Demanded   Russians Make Monkey Out of U.S.; They Print Money, We Redeem It

CHARGE DOLLARS ARE REDEEMING RUSSIAN ISSUE   GOP SENATORS ASK FULL INVESTIGATION INTO MONEY TANGLE

Bridges Asks Check Of Report U. 5S. Redeems Money Printed By Russia

OW REICH MONEY   Redeemed Millions Of Biils - Printed By Russian Occugpatien) Army

‘Senators Demand Probe of Reports US Redeemed Huge Sum of Soviet Marks

Occupation Money Scandle Inquiry Is Now Being Demand   Present Reports Indicate U. S. Is $500,.000.000 Short

DEMAND PROBE OF CONVERTED GERMAN MONEY   3 GOP Senators Claim Occupation Marks Wer Printed by Russians

Probe in German Mark Deal Asked By GOP Senators   Money Used to Pay Occupation Troops Printed on Plates Furnished by US.

U.S. Bilked By Occupation Money Deal   Congressmen Ask Probe of Russia's Printing of Marks

Loss To U. §. Treasury In Blaek Market Dealings In Germany May Be Half Billion

Ask Probe or Redeeming Of Marks   Said to Have Redeemed Millions Printed by  Russians

Cost to Treasury May be Excessive   Occupation Money Printed By Russ Redeemed by U. S$.

Investigation Called For... . Say U. 8. Redeemed Currency Of Soviet

Money Put Out By Reds Comes High   Soviets Pay Black Market Prices To Yanks

Senators Ask Probe Of Reports That U. S. Has Redeemed German ‘Marks Printed By Soviet Union

Occupation Money, Printed in Russia,  Redeemed by U. S.?   Three GOP Senators Ask For Facts of Reports Received Here

Foreigners Bid For U.S. Meat   Senate Confirms Five Nominations   Probe of Money Practice Demanded

PROBE INTO SOVIET MADE MARKS ASKED   U.S. Redeems Million of Marks Made by Reds

“Statesmanship” Needed On Wages  Prices—Flanders   Seen Solution  To Costs Spiral

VANDENEERG SAYS HELL STAY HOME   Views Senate Job as More Vital Than Moscow Trip  but May Change Mind

Vandenberg May Not Ge  To Moscow   Associates Hear Senator Will Reject Invitation Extended By Truman

Vandenbere’s Role in Doubt   Senator May Dodge Moscow Conference

VANDENBERG MAY NOT TAKE PART IN MOSCOW MEETING   New Responsibilities in Sen ate Seen Factors in. In-.  ft Pr eS EPA ahh Gea

Vandenberg May Reject Truman Invitation To Conference On Drafting German Peace Treaty

Economy Groups Protest Dewey's  Proposed Budget   ‘New Taxes and Financial  Chaos for State Seen in  ~~ $671,000,000 Figure

Marshall Gives Up  lor Present   Will Renew Fight After Settling Other Issues

Question Not Ripe For Horse Trading State Ministers   Secretary Marshall Plans To Follow Up Hi Monday Blast On Reparations With A Relatively Mild Statement.

NO HOPE SEEN FOR AGREEMENT AT MOSCOW MEET   Question Of Reparations No Yet Ripe For Horse Tradins

American “Stop Communism” Line Laid Down At Ministers Conference

HARRY N. GITT, 2ND, HEADS ARCADIANS   He Is Chosen President Of Club At Seventy-Second _ Annual Dinner And Meeting

K.C. Star Management  Expresses Willingness ela Cantar an Strikes

Oh, Brother! That's All...   Confused Businessman Decides Fine. Wasn’t So Bad After All.

CLAYTON URGES GREEK-TURKISH AID BE AGIET   Tells Congress That Repayment Should Not Be Sought

URGES GIFT TO GREECE AND TURKEY   Rather Than Loan, As it Is Essential To Our Own Security

“Fomorrows Headlines “Jeday WARREN TO CALL CONFERENCE 10 CONSIDER GANGSTER-INVASION

Maps Steps to Curb Gangster Influx to West   Threat to California Real, Governor Tells Newsmen

Governor Lay: Plan to Block Racketeering   ‘Federal;: State, Local Officials to: Be Asked to Draft-Campaign.

LATIN-AMER. NATIONS MAY USE POWER   Could Swine UN Decision On Palestine

Wedemeyer Urges Immediate Aid to  China Nationals   Appeals for Economic and Military Help in Fight  on Communism   WITHHOLDS SECRET LETTER TO TRUMAN   Report of Six-Weeks Tour Held Under Wraps By State Department

Wedemeyer Refuses To Tell Content Of Report; Help Is Badly Needed

Gen. Wedemeyer »Asks for Funds To Assist China   Senate Committee Balked in Move to Obtain ‘Top Secret’

Wedemeyer Pleads Aid For China  Says Truman Orders His Report Kent a Serret

Wedemeyer Asks Arms For Chinese   Wartime Leader Urges Aid For Battle Against Communists: Aid Bill Signed

WEDEMEYER URGES AID FOR CHINA   Refuses to Give Solons Copy of Secret Report

Wedemeyer Asks Help for Chiang  ‘Says Generalissimo Despot but Still

Blind Wife, Daughter, ‘Son-In-Law Slain Killed 3 In Family, Halfbreed Confesses

Maryland Men Die On Gallows  In Penitentiary   Two Eastern Shore Slayer ’ Pay Penalty; Veteran Shot Girl, Negro Killed Fackecr

Two Hanged At Penitentiary   Execute 24 - Year - Old Veteran For Killing _ Sweetheart

Freighter Broke In Wild Pacific Storm With No Warning, Report   Terror-Filled Hours

In Panic As Ship Breaks Up   Survivors Who Rode Stern of Tanker to Safety Tell of Terror As Shop Splits In Two

Terror-Filled Hours Of Storm At Sea Told By Survivors Of Tanker Dearborn

Tell of Ship Breaking Up   Crack of Rending Steel Louder Than  Howl of Storm

Survivors Tell-Of Terror When  . Tanker Cracks Up During Storm —   _ Details Of The Breaking In Two Of Fort Dearborn “'Related*Over Radio 'By- Crewmen’ eee aE aby - Now SafelIn Hanalule _

BRITISH COMMUNISTS OPEN MARSHALL PROGRAM ATTAGK      STATEMENT ASSAILS BEVIN AND SAYS MARSHALL PLAN. 1S “BIG BUSINESS” COMPROMISE

CABBIES ADMIT NEGRO LYNCHING   Greenville, S. C. Sherif! Hunts Trigger Man In Jail Seizure

11 Men Admit Killing Negro   Taxi Drivers Confess To Lynching, Carolina Sheriff Says

GREEN TANGLES WITH TAFT AT LABOR HEARING   AFL President Teld Ts Ex. pect Some Form Of Laber Legislation   ELLENDER REFERS TO UMW CHIEF AS ‘BULLY’

LEWIS CALLED BULLY BEFORE SENATE GROUP   Senator Ellender Lays Labor Troubles To  Union ‘Bullies’

Labor Bullies Accused  AFL Head Proposes Unions Be Allowed To Do Their Own ‘Clean-Up’ Jobin U.S.

Green Protests Closed Shop Ban  Sen. Ellender Blames Lewis For Labor Rows

Vandenberg Puts Blame On Russians   Upholds Marshall on Mos cow Report—Praises Secretary of State

Both A ree Critical __  Of Russia   MARSHALL, IN REPORT TO NATION, BLAMES REDS FOR MCSCOW FAILURE; FURTHER APPEASEMENT IS OUT

GOP Supports Marshall's Stand Against Russians   Secretary of State Reports to Nation on Failures at Moscow

Secretary Takes Issue With Stalin on Need To Stall Off Peace Talk

DISAGREES WITH STALIN ON WAIT FOR COMPROMISE   Tells Nation of  Moscow Conclave; Criticizes Caviate

SHIP EXPLOSION EXACTS HEAVY TOLL ON COAST   Help Speeded To Texas City In Galveston Area After 2 Terrific Blasts

POLICE ARREST 1200 LEFTIST IN RAM)   Many Important Red Leaders Are Seized

GREECE ARRESTS 1,200 LEFTISTS   Raids Aimed at Checking ‘Campaign of Chaos’

Urges Private Enterprise Take Over Aid to Europe      Rockefeller Tells Bankers Europe Need:  U. S. Technology, ‘Know-How’

U.S. To Make No New British Loan   Brother Sees Father Shoot Sicter to Death

SEEK MORE U $ FUNDS   Wants To: Increase Armed Forces To Combat Guerrillas

Greeks May Ask Extra Money To Battle Outlaws   Another $100 Million Will Be Requested, lt Is Learned.

In Addition To Relief Already  Given Nation   Rep. Taber Critical of Army; Urges It To ‘Get a Move On’

Greece Reported Ready to Ask U.S. For More Money   informed Seurces ‘Say 100 Million Is Needed for Fight Against Guerrillas

Sophoulis  to Urge War Fund   Taber Says Country Has Enough Troops; Hits Inefficiency

NeedFunds To Combat Guerrillas   Additional $100,000,000 ‘to Be Requested, Greek Source Reports

Say Greeks Seek More US Money   Report Premier Will Ask US Aid Mission for an Additional $100,000,000 To Combat Guerillas

Say Greece Will Ask 100 Million   Amount Would Be Added to Sum Already Granted

Report Greeks Will Ask More Cash From U. S.  Seek Increase of : Perm Rh AtHEe.06UuRC th!

Report Greece To Request Aid,  S400 Aiflion’ Pron U. § A ‘o Combat Guerrilla:

$100 Million In New Loans Probable Sum   Representative Taber Demands Greek Army ‘Get a Move On”  In Catchine Bandits

U.S. MAY HEAR GREEK APPEAL FOR MORE HELP   Premier Expected To Seek Additional Finances To Combat Guerrillas

Greeks Seek More U.S. Aid To Help BatHe Guerrillas  Nation May Ask Grant of 100 Million: Foreiqn Minister Confers With Marshall

Taber Calls For More Action In Ousting Bandits   Plenty Of Troops Available For Job, New Yorker Says

GREEKS MAY ASK FOR MORE COMBAT FUNDS   Added $160,000,000 Woutd Go To Fight Guerrillas

ADDITIONAL HUNDRED  MILLION DOLLARS 15  REPORTED NEW GOAL MONEY SAID NEEDED IN  GUERRILLA WAR; REP. TABER NOT FAVORABLE

oney Sought Te Fight Guerrilla  GREEKS MAY ASK HUNDRED MILLION MORE   Rep. Taber Contends Six Greek Cops Cannot Catch One Bandit

Greece to Ask $100,000,000 Additional Aid   Rep. Taber, However, Tells Greeks to Prove Theyre ‘Doing Best’

Greeks Want Further Aid, U.S. Is Told   Seek $100,000,000 Mere To Fight Guerrillas, Informed Source Tells American Mission

Greek Premiet To Ask For More Money   Sophoulis To Ask an Additional $100,000,000 To Finance Increase in Forces To Combat Guerrillas.

GREECE REQUESTS ADDITIONAL FUNDS   Sophoulis Seeking Another $100,000,000.

GREECE SEEKING $100,080;000 MORE AID FROM THE U:S   Would: Finance. ani Increase in Forees to Combat the 7 Guerrillas.   GRANTED: $300;000,000   For Greek Military Aid and Civilian ..Relief Parpost, ° t-Is Said, © ~~

Want U. S. Funds To Fight Guerrillas ....  Greece Planning To Ask A Hundred Million More

Doubting Judge Commits Criminal to Prison After ‘Dime Novel Surgery

U..5. PROPOSES WITHDRAWAL FROM KOREA  United Nations Wil]   United Nations Will] Be Asked to Supervise American, Soviet Evacuation.

UN Appointment 0 Special Group Advised By U.S.   Battle For Vacant Seat Is Postponed

U.S. to Ask Plan For Withdrawal  Of Korean Forces   Wants UN to Name Date and Group to Supervise Exodus of Trcops   WILL ALSO DEMAND CHECK ON ELECTION   Soviets Use 21st and 22nd Vetoes on Italy, Finland Admission

Will Ask UN To Fix Date And Supervise Removal  Of Armies ‘About 1949"   Action Is Reply To Russia’s Demand For U. S. Withdrawal Of Occupational Forces ; Includes Supervision Of Elections. 4

Hog Prices Set Record At Chicago   Senators Doubt Price Controls  Would Be  Resumed

Inquiry Reveals Cigaret Caused Texas City Blast   Workers Smoked While Loading French Transport

British Query Russians on Atomic Control   Letter Says Soviet Proposals Fail to Meet Requirements

Feed Shortage Predicted Too Smallest Lamb Crop Is Seen Since 1935

Feed _ Shortage Predicted Too  te at  Smallest Lamb Crop Is Seen Since 1935

Whitaker Will Direct \School Reorganization   Hartford Man, Four Others Elected Teday by County Delecates---Old Boord Ousted

rorecas Says All-Time Highs Wil Be Reached  New Jersey Butchers Ready to Close Up And Take ‘Vacation’

Baptists Name Blytheville Man New President   Budget Of Record Proportions Proposed At State Convention

Patterson Backs David Lilienthal  Taft Is Reported Against Appointee

Taft To Oppose D. E. Lilienthal As Atom Chairmar  Patterson Praises Former IVA Head

Party Fight Over Atomic Group Looms   Patterson Backing Lilienthal; Report Sen. Taft Opposed

SECRETARY OF WAR SUPPORTS  LILIENTHAL   Senater Taft Lines Up In Opposition To Troman's Nominee Fer Atemic Enerry Beard

War Secretary Calls Lilienthal Well Qualified’   Controversy Threatens To Erupt Into A Historic Fight

Army Okay Put On Lilienthal   Patterson Savs Appointee Qualified for Peer

‘RIGHT ROLE FOR LEO   Durocher May “Expert” Movie About Baseball Office.

Atmosphere Is Chilly in Big 4 Talks   Yank Rejects 10-Billion Bid; “Red Statement Not True’’—Bevin.

U.S. Rejects Bid Of Russia For 10 Billion   Soviet Rebuked for Charges at Foreign Ministers Meeting

Russian Bid Is Rejected By Marshall   Soviet Request for $10 Million Reparations Brings Sharp Rebuff

Marshall And Bevin Rebuke Red Minister   Prolonged Allied Control In Reich le Bidault Plea

Marshall Coldly  Rejects Russia's Reparation Bid   Bevin Joins Marshall In Rebuking Molotov: Charges ‘Not True’ Says

Marshall ‘No’ To Russia Bid  For Germanv   British Secretary Bevii Also Sharply “Rebuke: ’ Charges Made. ©

Refuses OK to Billions Reparations   Britain Sides With U.S.; Bevin:...Says'~ Russian Charges: Are Funny ..

Marshall, Bevin’ Rebuke      US. Seeretary Reject $10 Billion Russ <3... Rid for Reich Spoils”.

Reply To. Accusations Western Powers Take Reparations. "trom Germany, 

Blunt Lanquage Blasts Charge On Reparations   Parley Atmosphere Becomes Charged At Eighth Session

Marshall Blasts Red Reparations Charge; France Urges Reich Split

U.S. and Britain Deny 10 Billions In Loot Removed   Molctov Charged ‘Removal From Western Zones; Bidault Urges Long Allied Control

Marshall Says No To Huge Red Reparations Bid   Coldness Marks Big 4 Session; Molotov Draws  U. S.-British Rebuke.

Leaders Deny Removal of 10 Billions in Reparations From Western Reich Zone

Molotov Makes Charges Aganst Western Powers  One Concerns $10  Billion Renaratione

[Demand for Reparations Ts Rejected   British, U. 8. Delegates Deny Charges Made by Russian; Atmosphere at Confab Becomes Tense

Marshall Turns  Down Russia’s  Reparation Bid   U. S. Secretary and Briton Rebuke Molotoy For Making Charges

Red Diplomat’s Declaration Is Branded Untrue   France Asks Separation of Ruhr, Rhineland and Saar

Marshall Rejects Soviet Demand for 10 Billions in Payments From Germanv

Russ Charges Called Untrue   Marshall, Bevin Deny Billions In Reparations Have Been Removed From Western Zones   Atmosphere At Conference Frigid

Soviets Rebuked  Severely  In Talks   Molotov’s Charges Against West Called Untrue

SOVIET BID FOR REPARATIONS IS VETOED BY U. S.   Marshall, Bevin Rebuke Molotov In ‘Cool’ Big-4 Session

Bevin Join: In Rebuke To Molotos  Minietare Deny i   Ministers Deny’ “Huge Sum Taken

MOSCOW WAR DAMAGES BID IS REJECTED   SOVIETS REBUKED; COOLNESS NOTED IN BIG FOUR

Soviet Leader Is Rebuked By Marshall And Bevin  Deny Ten Billion In Reparations Removed from

BRITON SAYS THE CHARGES ARE NOT TRUE   Russian Challenged Particularly for Saying $10,000,000,000 in Reparations Removed From Western Reich Zones,

Marshall and Bevin Rebuke Molotov for Occupation Charge   Atmosphere Charged as French Demand Ruhr,  Saar Separation

RUSSIAS BID REJECTED ON REPARATIONS   Demand for 10 Billion Is Turned Down By U. S. Secretary

‘Marshall Rejects 10 Billion Soviet Reparations Bid   Frigid Atmosphere Prevails at Moscow Biq Four Session

Bidault Urges Strict Terms  lor Treaty   Minister Tells Parley Rhineland, Saar, Ruhr Must be Separated From Fatherland

Atmosphere Cooler In Today's Meeting Of Minister Council   _Bidault Demands Sepeara‘tion of Rhur, Rhineland, Saor from Germany

Marshall and Bevin Lash Molotov after Charges Are Filed   Russian Claim that Anglo - Americans Remove Reparations Is Denied; French Oppose Plan for German Unification

Rebuke Soviet Foreign Chief For Charges   Not True U. S., Britain Removed $10 Billion From German Zone’

Angry Charges Against Allies Draw Hot Fire   Bevin and Marshall Declare Statements “Are Not True”

Marshall, Bevin Deny Stripping Reich Zone   State Secretary Claims Potsdam Accord Supercedes Yalta; Says Reds Retreat

FRANCE ASKS ‘OR RUHR JEPARATION   Germany Would Be Replaced as Steel Producer

Red Reparations Figure Rejected   Marshall Tells Molotov Potsdam Superseded Yalta Agreements   IN A FRIGID SESSION   Bidault Holds Out for LongTime Allied Control  of Germany

COOL SESSION OF MINISTERS HELD TUESDAY   Marshall And Bevia Fiath Reject Russia’s Bid For Huge Reparations      SOVIET ACCUSATIONS ARE FLATLY DENIED

Soviets’ Request Rejected   Marshall and Bevin Sharply Rebuke Molotov in Frigid Session of Council

Red Minister Is Accused Of Falsehood   Bidault Demands Long-Time Watch Over Germany

Charges of Russian “Not True”   Deny That 10 Billions in Reparations Removed

SAY LATTER'S STATEMENTS ‘AREN'T TRUE   Eighth Session of Big Four Coolest Of Moetings So Far

Joins Bevin in Sharp Denial of Russian Charges   Atmosphere’ Tense at Most Frigid. Session Of Biq Four Council

Cool Session In Moscow   Bevin Joins U. S. De S. Delegate Saying tions

REPARATIONS CHARGES ARE DENIED   Eighth Session Of Big Four Marked By Coolness  BIDAULT   Says Allied Controls Must Be Kept Over Germany After Occupation

MARSHALL REJECTS   Sharply Rebuked the Russiar Ministers on Reparation Charges.   WAS A FRIGID SESSION   Charged Britain, U. S., France Had Taken $10,000,000, 000 In Reparations.

RUSSIA'S CLA FOR REPARATIONS REJECTED BY U.S   Marshall Makes It Clear He Wilt Not Approve Payment of $10,000,000,000 to Reds by Germany.   REBUKES MOLOTOV FOR HIS CHARGES   France Renews Her Demand for Separation of Ruhr, Rhineland and Saar From Reich.

Russian Envoy Rebuked by U. S., Britain  Kenneileti Around  i? Saar sete   Atmosphere Around Moscow Council _ Is Reported Cooling

British Minister Says Statements On Reparations By Soviet Leader ‘Are Not True; French Delegate Asks Separation Of Rhineland, Saa And Ruhr Areas

Statements ‘Are Not True’ Says Bevin of Britain   Coolness Develops at Moscow Talk; French Chief, Stalin Parley

Says Molotov’s Allegations Regarding Reparations From Westerr Germany Are Not True; Bevin Backs Him.

Bidault Puts Plan Forward At Meeting   Renews Demands For Separation Of Territory

Russian Envoy Rebuked by U. S., Britain   Atmosphere Around Moscow Council  Is Reported Cooling

REFUSES FOR $10 BILLION FROM GERMANY   Marshall, Bevin Rebuke Molotov for Charges of Taking German Goods

Marshall, Bevin Assail Charges Made by Russian   Bidault Says Allies Must Keep Controls Held Over Germany

J. S. Secretary Of State And British Foreign Secretary Call Down Russian Foreign Minister For His Recent Charges Against Western Powers, Including Claim That $10,000,000,000 In Reparations Had Been Removed From Occupied Zones

SEEKS CONTROL OF RUHR, SAAR AND RHINELAND CALLS FOR RIGID   LIMITATIONS ON GERMAN INDUSTRY

GENERAL EXODUS TALKED  _ Evicted Man Joins ~ Pup Tent Legislator

Solons Launch ‘Tent City’ on Capitol Grounds Texas Lawmakers Protest Cut in Wages From $10 to $5

Big 4 Agree De Top Pe oint In Reich Rule   Members Disagree On Some Of Functions Of Five Central Agencies

GERMANY’S FOOD SHORTAGE WERSE   Seizure of Cattle May Be Ordered to Help Situation.

ES MAY SEIZE EXCESS GATTLE IN REICH FOOD CRISK   ‘Black Markets Closed Due : to Shortages in Western  Germany

 Anglo-Yank Confiscation of Cattle Seen To Aid German Food Supplies

SHORTAGE OF FOOD WORSE IN GERMANY   Consider Seizure of Excess Cattle on German Farms

Bataan Survivor to Offer Bills to Bar Activities of [Party in Lone Star State

Lawyers Confer On Vote Contes   Judge Light to Hold Pre-Trial Conference Here Monday

Early End Of Rationing Of Sugar Seen   To Get Out Of It As Quickly As Is Possible, Anderson Tells Committee

The Prospects Are Sweeter  Rationing Of Household Sugar Will Be Ended Soon

FOUR SURVIVE IN CRASH OF PLANE   INJURED MAN MAKES WAY DOWN MOUNTAIN TO CALL FOR HELP

Says Higher Education Should Be: Studied By An Out-Of-State Agency

Police Investigate Mystery Death Of Noted British Criminal Pathologist

Police Studying Spilsbury Death   Pathologist Solved Famed Crippen Murder Case

Romance Turns Out Well  lowan Weds Italian Bride-to-be After Soldier Brother Deserts Her

Police Hold Two In Mutilation  Murder in Detroit Find Missing Pieces  OYE VAs/aman’-. Rady   Find Missing Pieces Of Woman's Body Near Other Finds

TORSO SLAYING PUZZLES POLICE   DISMEMBERED BODY OF YOUNG WOMAN IS FOUND IN DETROIT

YoungWomar Slain; Body Dismembered  Parts of Body Found by Detroit Police   Parts of Body Found by Detroit Police te Different Places

Find Woman’s Dismembered Body in Detroit   Two Men Held Without Charge in Gruesome ‘Torture’ Slaying

Dismembered Body Found In Alleyway   Police Finds Head, Leggs o! Young Woman Two Blocks Away; Two Men Being Held

Brutal Slaving Comes To Light... Butchered Body Of Girl ls Found

Head, Legs Of Dismembered Body found By Police Near Alley Ashcan

Two Are Held In Gruesome Murder Case   Dismembered Body of Young Woman Picked Up on Streets; Husband And Other Man Jailed

YoungWomar Slain; Body Dismembered   Parts of Body Found by Detroit Police je Different Places

VOTERS MUST OKAY LIQUOR BY THE DRINK   First Big Test on Measure Comes on Prohibition Move

Approves 2 Riders to Liquor Bill   Groundwork Is Laid for First Test Between Wets and Drys.

Votes 37-13 to Require Voting In Cities, Towns   14 Other Amendments On File: Many New Bills As House Recess Nears

Citizens Would Have To Okay Liquor In City   25% of Voters Needed to Call Election in Any Jowa Town

SENATE “DRYS” GIVE UP BATTLE TOREWRITE ACT   Withdraw Amendment to Put in Voters’ Power to Ban Sale of Liquor

Erosion War Starts Again After 5 Years   “One Billion Acres, Show ‘Damage Caused By Water, Wind, Man.

Erosion Loss $4,000,000,000 a Year   Farmers and Government Join Hands In Far-Flung Conservation Program

SAYS DEAD BOY KILLED HER DAD   Girl 14, Sticks to Murder Story Before Jurors In St, Louis

Mary Tells Story Of Father's Death:  Blames Companion  Boy Did the Shooting Girl Relates in

Marshall Returns To New York For U.N. Proceedings   welegates From States Seeking Marshall Plan Aid Are Now Hopeful   EUROPEAN NATIONS SEEK 22 BILLIONS

HERBERT SEEKS TO SPEED BILLS   Cancels Other Engagements Trying to Hasten Date of Adjournment

'‘BILL TO BAN STRIKES OF PUBLIC EMPLOYES AND APPROPRIATIONS BILL ©  UP FOR VOTE ‘

Adult Evening  School Members Hear Cartoonist  Tom Kelly Will Appear In LeMars Night Of March 26

132 INJURED  IN DOCK FIRE   $5,000,000 Loss Reported When Flames Destroy Pier in Hudson

Lass sr      ‘Greatest Of All. N. Y. Pier Fires’ At ‘Graeea Dock

Property Loss Is $5,000,000 In Pier Blaze   140 Firemen Injured Fighting Worst Fire In N. Y. Port History

'$5,000,000 Fire Damage Greatest Pier Blaze In History Of New York Hurts 122 Firemen

122 Firemen Are Injured in  Big Dock Fire   Pier Crumples Int® Water, Destroys Large Amount of Property

140 Firemen Are Injured Battling New York City’s Worst Pier Fire

$5,000,000 Loss In N. York City’s Worst Dock Fire  Pier Is Crumpled; 140 Firemen Hurt

NEW YORK PIE WRECKED BY FIRE   140 FIREMEN INJURED IN BIG PORT’S WORST BLAZE—  LOSS $5,000,000,

Bevin Proposes Federalization  By States With Central Regime Patterned After  U. S. Form; Heads Of Austria Are To Be Consulted

Wainwright, Retires  Hero of Bataan and Corregidor Ends 45 Years Army Service

Nazis Claiming Germ-WarPlan Seized in Raid   U.S., British Grab Officers In Widespread Roundup  fhe

Act to Thwart War with Germs, Report   No Definite Proof That Group Actually Possessed Weapon

Allies Crush Nazi Plot for  Germ Warfare Americans, British   Americans, British Work Together Against Underground

Allies Capture Underground Nazi Leaders   Movement Claimed Secret Buacteriolocical Weapon

Allies Round Up Hundreds Of Suspects  Many Former High Ranking Officers

Group Claimed Germ Weapon; Hundreds Held  U. 5., British Troops Stage Bi-Zonal Push   Troops Move Swiftly

Allies Seize  Leaders of — Underground Nazi Group  Some Had Claimed Possession of Germ Weapon;  Hundreds Arrested

GROUP CLAIMED SECRET WEAPON AGAINST ALLIES   Hundreds Are Seized In Biggest Underground Raid Since End of War

‘NAZI UNDERGROUND LEADERS ‘ARRESTED; BACTERIOLOGICAL ;WEAPON CLAIMED BY GROUP

Seize Hundreds Of Former SS Who Claim to Have Secret Bacteriological Weapon to Turn on Occupying Powers. Most of Them In British Zone.

Allied Troops Seize Scores ~ In Germ Plo!   German Plan to Use Bac. teriological Weapon Disclosed

Troops Crack/Down On Nazis Claiming Germ-War Weapon  Americans, ‘British Seize Hundreds; Truth Of Boast Not Yet Determined

NAZIS-SEIZED IN RAIDS ON UNDERGROUND      Group Claims Deadly New Weapon Is Perfected

Mozepoly Is Hit By Church Group in Resolution Adopted   Conference Struggles Thru Long Day of Debate And Some Wransgling’

Colonials Battle Mobs at Nice; Government Calls up 80,000 to Active Duty.  URDER RESTORED AFTER STRUGGLE

14 oROT WHEN TROOPS FIGHT WITH RIOTERS   Colonials at Nice Battle Red Strikers with Tear Gas Bombs.

FRANCE USES SOLDIERS T0 END RIOTING   Government Emergency Program Authorizes Punishment for Agitators.

French Troops Quell Riot By Strikers  24 Persons Hurt - In Most Violent

80,000 Reserve Troops Recalled For Protection   24 Are Reported Injured In Fighting

Bloody Riot Most Severe  Of Campaign   Communists Launch Attack As Sequel To Assembly Action

Many Gravely Wounded When Colonials Blaze Away At REC Strikers   Serious Fighting Breaks Out At Nice, Resort Town; 200,000 Reservists Have Been Called Into Active Service.

Bridegroom Found -Clubbed to Death   Body of Homer D. Deatherage Discovered In St. Louis County.

NORTHER TO STRIKE TEXAS TUESDAY ON FIRST DAY OF FALL  COOL WAVE “MILD” BUT   COOL WAVE “MILD” BUT MAY TUMBLE NORTHWEST TEMPERATURES TO 40’S

NORTHER TO STRIKE TEXAS TUESDAY ON FIRST DAY OF FALL  - COOL WAVE “MILD” BUT  MAY TUMBLE NORTHWES1 TEMPERATURES TO A4N’S

SPY CONFESSES NORMANDIE FIRE   German Secret Agent Says He Gave Order for Sohotane of Huae Liner

Normandie Se' Afire By Nazi Spies, Report   Informant Says Saboteurs Started Flames On Liner

Responsible For Burning OfNormandie.  German Says   French-Language New York Paper Quotes Man Held On Murder Charve

French Luxury Liner, Normandie, Was Set on Fire By Former Members of Bund, Newspaper Story Says

German Spy Confesses Sabotage In Burning Of  French Liner Normandie   Blaze Was Set By Members Of Bund Kindling Lifebelts With Lamps

NAZI SPY SAYS” HE GAVE ORDER TO FIRE VESSEL   German Says Liner Normandie Was Victim Of Sabotage   FRENCH NEWSPAPER PRINTS INTERVIEW

Nazi Spy Confesses In Prison ....  Admits Blame For Normandie blaze

DID BUND PUT TORCH TO SEA QUEEN? GERMAN’ SPY CLAIMS HE FIRED NORMANDIE

BUND MEN BLAMED IN NORMANDIE FIRE   French Paper Claims Spy Is Held In Germany

Say German Spy Was Responsible for Blaze Which Ruined Liner Normandie

Spy Believed — Responsible for  Loss of Liner  Costly Blaze Started With - Solder Lamns

Nazi Admits He Fired Big Ship  Touched Off Blaze on Liner Normandie

HEADS ASSOCIATION   B. H. Hogeland Chosen As President of Bucks County ” Association   A MEMORIAL SERVICE

BUCKS BANKERS’ ASSN, ELECTS MA. HOGELAND   Over 120 Persons Attend Meeting in Quakertown

Senate Deal To Oust Mrs.. Kibbe Charged   O’Daniel Lashed By REA Leader -

Former Texas A. And M. insfructos Named Slate Control Board Head

Bitter Wrangle Looms As Security Council Awaits Austin’s Speech On Greek-Turk Aid

Wrangle Looms As Security Council Awaits Statement   Austin Policy Speech On Balkan Aid Pian Slated

Austin May Set  OtfControversy   Bitter Wrangle Among Officials Possible  Outcome. Belief

Austin’s Speech May Start Bitter Wrangle  Russia Is Expected To Contest U. S. Greek Help Plan

See Possible Reply From Russia in Council  on Greece, Turkey Aid

Austin’s Speech On Greece May Stir Hot Debate   U. S. Already Under Fire for Bypassing Of United Nations

AUSTIN SPEECH MAY TOUCH OFF DISPUTE   Set-up Could Invite Russian Ranfy

pane panenemcdan  BITTER U.N. WRANGLE MAY FOLLOW AUSTIN POLICY TALK FRIDAY   AMERICAN DELEGATE TO DISCUSS GREEK-TURKISH SITUATION IN COUNCIL

PRESSURES IN POLITICS OVER MANY NATIONS   Germany, Middle East and Cther Sections Feel Increase in Tension   TURKEY AND IRAN LATEST IN UNEASY SECRECATION

Political Pressure Increases Despite Soviet Treaty OK   _ Intensification Is Noted Throughout Europe from Germany To Middle Fact

Uneasiness in. Turkey, Tran; 2 US. Criticized  Hungary. May» Go ‘Communiat; .

Hungary Is Expected to Go Communist Soon; U.S.  Unhappy Over Greece

Tomahawk Polio Is'N if Alarming  werriaAn   State PhysicianEnds Investiqation

Co-op Battle for Ladysmith Dam Is  Great Attraction Draws 1,000 In for

Hearing Draws A Large Crowd  Concerns Building Of Wisconsin Dams

Senator Sides With Hoover In War Opinion   Endorses Former President’: _ Views That U. S. Might Have Stayed Out of War.

HOOVER VIEWS UNDER ATTACK   Ex-President Assailed for His ‘Second Guessing’ in Way To Avoid War

Sen. Hawkes In Agreement  With Hoover   Believes U, S, Would No’ Have Been Attacked By Japanese If We Had No!  Given Them Provocatior

Hawkes Backs Hoover's ‘Claim U.S. Could Have Stayed Out Of Last War;: Democrats Critical   Hoover Thinks U. S. Aid To Defeat Axis Was Not Necessary

Doctor Admits Killing Incurable; Pleads for ‘Right to Die’ Measure

Nine Die as Bus Plunge: Toto River   Driver, Eight Passengers Lose Lives When Stage And Truck Collide Near Seattle City Limits

Bus Crash Takes Toll Of Nine   Victims Drown When Machine Plunges Into River: 12 Rescued.

9 Die in Bus. Truck Crash   Bus Plunges Into River after Hitting Oil Truck in Seattle

'NINE KILLED  INBUS CRASH   i Others Escape From Plunge Into River

NINE LIVES LOST IN BUS ACCIDENT   Vehicle Plunges inio River After Caillictan

NINE DIE AS BUS FALLS INTO RIVER   BESCUERS SAVE OTHERS WITH PULMOTORS AND ARTIFICUAL RESPIRATION,

Woshington Bus Crash (Toll Now Set at Nine   Plunges Into River After Callision With Heavy aR Te cae ree ES, 9 SE

NINE ARE KILLED IN BUS, OIL TRUCK COAST COLLISION   Thirteen Injured When Heavy Bus and Truck Smashiir «, ‘Near-Seattte

At Least Nine Die When Bus  Goes into River   Some Passengers Pulled Through Holes Hacked in Roof

EIGHT BUS RIDERS PERISH IN RIVER   Machine Thrown Into Water By Collision

Nine Die As Bus Plunges Into River   Six-Year-Old  Heroine Victim

(Pictures on Page &)   Anti-Sirike Bill Gets Opposition   ‘Christmas’ Liquor Case Is lanored   Christian Recovering From Heart Attack   FIN ANICICPR Mecicmaec   ‘Child Is Heroine as Bus Plunges into River

NINE PERISH AS BUS DIVES INTO RIVER, SEATTLE   Passenger Bus Goes Into Stream After Hitting Oi] Tanker

Bus and Truck Collision Takes 9 Lives   Seattle-Bound Vehicl Goes Into River After Hitting Tanker

9 Persons Die  In Bus Crash   ‘Halt Debate On Current German Problems; To Other Matters.

Nine Die When Bus Plunges Into River, 13 Others Survive  Crash With Oil   Crash With Oil Truck Sends Vehicle Over 15-Foot Bank

YMCA Of Jr. College       “KING. OF KINGS” ORANGE CITY TOWN MALL APPT. 95

Luxury Of Breakfast In Bed Enjoyed »By Woman Who Has Had 28 Children

MOTHER OF 22 HAS RARE REST   Indiana Lady, 44, Spends Her First Night Away From Home

AFL Challenges ClO In Hawaii   Hurl Charges Qf Communist-Control Of Pineapple-Sugar Workers.

INCOME TAX REDUCTION BATTLE FORMALLY OPENS IN CONGRESS; MANY OTHER ISSUES DISCUSSED

Treasury Head Opposes Any Income Tax Cut  Rep. Hartley Promise: ‘To Get Tough’ With Strong Arm Tactics

Snyder Renews Plea Against Income Tax Cut   House Group Hears Unions Figure in Price Indexing

Four Jews Hanged In Jerusalem for ‘Acts of Violence   Gruner Is One of Those Executed; Dies Singing Jewish National Anthem

Four Jews Executed On Gallows, British Prep For Reprisals   Measures Taken To Head Off Bloody Retaliation Promised By Underground

Gruner, Others Die For Violence In Holy Land   British Take Extra Precautions After Hanging Four Terrorists

Gruner And Three Other Jews Executed For Acts Of Violence   British Clamp Strict Security Measures Around Jewish Quarters Of Holy Land

Gruner Dies On Gallows   British in Palestine Fear Quick Reprisal

Gruner Hanged  With 3 Others   Jewish Extremist Dies On Gallows For Underground Activities.

FOUR JEWISH TERRORISTS HANGED BY BRITISH IN PALESTINE: IRON SECURITY SEEKS TQ STOP REVENGE

Gruner, Trio Executed For Terrorist Activities   3To Hang, 10 Jailed For Part  In Plot Against Himeary

Balkan Commission Meets Jan. 30; UN. Council Faces Cruwded Agenda

ClO AUTO WORKERS LIST FORD DEMANDS   Want New Pact to Inchade Pay Rise, Pensions

Small Magnet Suspended Down Her Throat Rids Girl Of Sewing Needle

Evident Suicide Indicated By Police In Death As Victim Named As Mrs. Mildred Hasco Of Monessen   HAD BEEN MARRIED FOR ABOUT ONE WEEE

32 MILLION TO JAM SCHOOLS, COLLEGES   Enrollment Wil Include 1,000,000 Vets—Bigzest Educational Joab in Wistory.

London Actress Missing At See   ‘Eileen (Gay‘ Gibson, 21  Disappears From Ship Bound For South ' amntnan

WORK STARTED ON TAX CUT MEASURES   16 Major Changes In Revenue Statutes Urged

Co-op Taxation Rears Into View As Bitter issue   Special Session Set To Get New Version Of Income Tax Slash

Knutson Says New Version To Be Ready On First Day   Study Panel Ready To Outline Changes In Overall Statutes

Tax- Writing House Group Meets To Begin Work On  New Reduction Measure

House Group At Work On New Tax Measure   REPUBLICANS PLAN TO PRESENT ANOTHER BILL

Livingston Has 47 Now at Missouri U   Group From This County Is  Among Record Enrollment of 11,439 Students.

FUR MAY FLY ON ATOMIC CONTROL   Senators Promise Fireworks At Monday Session

893 GET X-RAY FIRST TWO DAYS   Equipment At Hicksville And Ney Today And Here On Friday

390 GET X-RAY ON OPENING DAY   Equipment at D.H.S. Today Ney And Hicksville 4 Thursday

Petrillo to Battle Networks   Plans to Shut Off Recordings, Programs on National Hookups

Mauritz Dies At Hospital In El Campo   Funcral Services For State Senator To Be Held Monday

Safety Rules for Planes  Recommended  Tight Restrictions on Take-Offs, Landings Proposed

Air Board Lists Proposals fo End Crashes   Truman Safety Grou Asks Standard Loads, Closing of Runways

Board Urges Air Safety Measures   Ponders Closing Shorter Runways to 4-Motor Passenger Planes.

SHORT RUNWAY CALLED HAZARD   Truman's Air Safety Board Reports on Accidents

Restrictions on Plane Loads and Runways Sought   Take-off and Landing Rules Advocated by Presidential Board

Evatt Charges Russia Uses Arch Hypocrisy   Australian Blasts Union For Assaiiing U.S. Aid To Greece

Statewide Call Voiced By Citizens   Bribes Reported Offered Solons in Connection With Balloting.

Georgia Claimants Accused in Report   Grand Jury Probe Asked into Alleaations of Legislature

Governorship Bribe Charges Probe Sought   Pre-Thempson Citizens; ‘House Speaker, Talmadge ‘Man Urge Investigation

Group Formed To Press For  Investigation   Allegations Made That Both Sides Offeted  Monev to Sclons

Asks Probe Of ‘Bribe’ Charge  In Georgia Mix   Speaker Fred Hand Says  He Will Offer Resolution In House Next Monday

Seek Check ByGrand Jury In Georgia   Aroused Citizens Charge Legislators Offered Bribes

Talmadge Foe Demands Quiz On Election   Rumors of Bribery, Other Irregularities Charged by Solons

Election Inquiry   Georgia Residents Arousec  Over Charges of ry   ASK FOR GRAND JURY   Welcomed by Thompson. Talmadge Is Silent

Georgia ‘Citizens’ Group Asks Grand Turu Study of Election Bribe Charges   G. O.P. G.O.P. Majority Wins Fiaht on Committee

Talmadge Supporter Makes Like Request   Governor Concentrates on Pressing Racial Curb Measure Though State’s Finances Critical

OHIO HOUSE VOTE SET IN LOCAL AID   Financing Plan To Be Acted On By Chamber Tuesday

State Aid Program Is Near Showdown  pO a = Een eee aE tutte   Local Government Financing Set for Legislature’s Decision

SESSION THAT WILL CONSIDER “MANY IMPORTANT. QUES“TIONS MAY’ LABT. SIX.

GUERILLAS ARE INTERNED      160 Greek Rebels Crossed Borde: Into Bulgaria

Eleven Killed In B-29 Crash   Army Plane Falls in Flames After Kirtland Field Takeoff

11 Lose Lives In Fiery Grash Of Army B-29   Ship Was Taking Off On Routine Mission

I] Men Killed When Army Ship Crashes  Kirtland Field Is — Scene of Takeoff Tracedv

IT KILLED AS 8-28 FALLS IN FLAMES   PLANE CRASHES IN ATTEMPTED TAKEOFF—ONE MAN ABOARD SURVIVES.

I] Men Killed When Army Ship Crashes  Kirtland Field Is a {t  nT ol —% oF - ee I   Kirtland Field Is Scene of Takeoft Tracedy

11 ARE KILLED IN B-29 GRASH IN NEW MEXICC   Two Taken From Burning Plane; One Succumbs At Hospital   CRASHED IN FLAMES ON KIRKLAND FIELD

Eleven Killed in Crash of B-29 In New Mexico   One of Two Men Taken Alive From Plane Succumbs

Army Plane Crashes, 11 Men Killed   B-29° Ship. Crashes. In Flames In Take-Off At Albuquerque

11 Lose Lives As B-29 Falls And Burns at Albuquerque Tw oMenPulledOut, But One Dies Later.  Plane Carried ‘Restricted’ Gear

CRASH OF B-?8 IS FATAL 10 11   Big Craft Smashes Into Arroyo After Takeoff At Albuquerque

ENJOIN BOYCOTT OF GAS DEALERS   PLAINTIFFS CHARGE UNION ATTEMPT TO FORCE MEMBERSHIP

U. §. Proposes New Panama Canal Zone Pact Talks Today   Negotiations to Be Worked Out With Panamanians

U, §, PLANS FOR CANAL DEFENSE   Panama Given Proposal for Continued Use of Bases . Along Vital Waterway ©

Late News Bulletins  US. Seeks New Agreement  For Panama Canal Defense

PROPOSE NEW DEFENSE PACT   U. S. Seeks Continued Use of Territory of Republic of Panama

NEW AGREEMENT WITH PANAMA WAS PROPOSED TODAY   For Defense of Canal Previding for Continued Use of Military Bases.   ON PANAMA TERRITORY      Calls for a Joint United States Administration of Its Terms.

Seek New U.S. Panama Pact For Canal Defense      Bases Now Extend Into Territory of Republic; New Requirements Told

Truman Policy Negative One, Candidate Says   Stalin ‘Wants To Cooperate,’ Claim Of Minnesotan   News Flashes

Conservatives  Win Jap Vote   Weakness of Leftist Party Surprises Ohservers

Ernst Lubitsch, Veteran Movie Producer, Dead  Body Is Discovered In Home By Servant

SAY SOUTH NOT SATISFIED WITH CARGO CHARGES   Southern Governors  Meeting In Asheville Also Give Attention To Taxation And  education.

LICKING COUNTY COMMON . PLEAS JUDGE STRICKEN   Jurist Found Dead in Bed » Newark Home.

Now You Can’t Even BuildTet Alone Operate-A Coal Vine Without John’s Sayso

Severt Is Acting Wellman Postmaster   Notice of Appointment Received Yesterday and Term of Service Will Begin Now

yy? It’s a Long  Rugged Trail   English Girl Still Waits While Bridegroom Mulls Position of Both.

Self-Starter Act Stirs Hot Debate  Foes And Friends In Active Campaian

Self Starter Battle Picks  Up Momentum   Both Proponents And Foes Will Press Campaign During This Week

Government. Use’ Of Troops Is Assailed British Food Supply Hit By. Big Walkout

More Strikes Break Out as Troops Take  Place of Truckers   Lal r Ministry and Employer and Union Of cials to Draft Charter for Reviewing Workers’ Demands; 21,000 Drivers Idle

More Strike As Britain Uses Troops  Government Call: Hurried Meetings

Sympathy Strikes Sweep London  . Troops Replace Striking Drivers

BRITISH FOOD SUPPLY TIED UP IN STRIKE   USE OF TROOPS TO OPERATE TRUCKS ANGERS LABOR

Meeting Called To End British Protest Strikes   London Swept by Sympathy Walkouts as Troops Moan Teucke

LaborRegimeHas Serious Trial Of Its Power To Rule   Troops Sent In To Move Food, So Other Union: Join Truckers In Walkout

Troops’ Use Angers Many Labor Groups   Wholesale Food Mart Workers Go Out in Sympathy Move

Calls In Employers And Union Heads As ‘Troops Strive To Move Food To Billions-Of Londoners:

STRIKES THREATEN FOOD DISTRIBUTION “IN GREAT BRITAIN   Thousands Walk Out in London and Other Cities in  Sympathy With   Truck Drivers.    TROOPS LOAD BEEF TO END MEAT FAMINE   ‘New Negotiating Machinery,  _ Hurriedly Set Up as Fear Grows Tie-up May Be- /,  come General. y°

Sympathy Strikes In London Menace  City’s Food Supply   Mushrooming Series of Strikes Follows Call For Troops to Man Trucks; New Effort Is Launched to Halt Crippling Walkout

Mushtoominy Series Of British: Strikes “Threat : Vo Food’ Distributior

Set .Up New pert to Negotiate Settlemen of Mushrooming Strikes Threatening F for Ten Million.

General Strike : ~_ Spreads yor Britain  Food Handlers Quit When Troon: Renlace

Dakotas Wait Drop to -15. as Snow Falls   “New York: Calls-on” AML ‘Able-bodied Men to ‘Help Dig Snow -

NEW STORM BRINGS SNOW TO MIDWEST   Ends Mild. Weather Spell In Northern Plains

Mild Spell Due to End   New Storm Driving From Western South Dakota on Way

REALTORS MEET IN CINCINNATI   Says Americans Suffering From Deficient Food

Rayburn Now Due to Lead  House Demos  Movement to Draf: Texan Attains Overwhelming Force

FOR OPENING OF CONGRESS   Harmony Expected To Mark Caucuses Of Major Parties

Members To Select House Candidates   Little In Sight To Mar Harmony Of Caucuses Today

Party Fights Wane As 80th Congress Opening Nears   House Minority Leader. Reed’s G.0.P. Senate Kick, Only Sore Spots

Democrats Set To Draft Sam Rayburn  Texan Would Be Minority Leader

Party Peace Prevails  on Capitol Hill Time Nearing for  Opening of Eightieth Congress

Republicans Clear Decks For Opening Of Congress  Session To Open  At Noon Tomorroy   Session To Open  At Noon Tomorrow Harmony Prevails  On Capitol Hill

Peace Prevails In Both ‘Parties As Congress Is Set For 80th Opening   Republicans Clear Decks For First Se Session As Leaders Of Legislative Branch In 15 Years; Caucuses Held Today

Both Parties Caucus Today In Washington   HarmonyGenerallyPrevails On Eve. of Opening of BPOith Canoreca

Party Peace. —-and—-Har~mony Reported To Pie vail. House Democrats May Scrap Over Leadership.

80th Congress Meets Friday   Party Peace and Harmo. ny Prevail On Capitol \ Hill

IS PROMISED BY OPPONENTS   Sales Tax Repeal Net Dead With Hammond's Ruling, Council Says   PETITIONS WILL BE PRESENTED TO FUNK

Business Men Seek To Test Sales Tax Law   Sheaf Of Petitions Seeking Referendum To Be. “Presented 

Aid Bill Debate Is Limited   House Resolution Limits it To 12 Hours as Members Arque on Policy

House Limits Aid Bill Debate   Lovett Favors Halt If Reds Win Control

House Imposes T-Hour Limit On Aid Debate   Shipment of Goods To Russia Attacked In Senate Hearing

Drop Seen As Result Of Probe   SENATORS PREDICT SOME DECLINE IN PRICES AS RESULT OF INVESTIGATION

Congress Urged To Stem Prices   Eastern Senator Calls far Special Session; Other Solons Predict Their Probe Will Cut Food, Clothing Costs

Contracts For Year Made By County Board   Several Items of Business Occupy Commissioners — County Planning Program Is Offered.

Reds Support Troop Revolt In Paraguay   Rebels Holding Northern City

EUROPE FACES — COLD WINTER   U.S. UNABLE TO. FURNISH MORE THAN 50 PERCENT OF COAL NEEDED OVERSEAS

Jap Born in U.S. Held for Treason  Former Prisoner Causes Arrest

JAP-AMERICAN HELD ON TREASON CHARGE   Man Picked Up im California On Tip Of Ex-Prisoner He Wictrested

AO Of Senate Members ‘Eye’ Foreign Tours   Toxpayers to Foot Bills But Trayelers Think It Wise Investment

Half-Billion More Relief Must Be Given Germany, Hoover Informs Truman

Urges Money Be Repaid  rom Exports   Says Sum Necessary During 18 Months to Issue Peace, Order

Hoover Calls For Spending $475,000,000 In Report To Truman: Economic Survey

SURVEY GRIM NEED IN HUNGRY REICH   EX - PRESIDENT SETS $475,500,000 AS SUM REQUIRED

Hoover Claims Germans Need $475 Millions   Ex-President W ould Charge Cost for Required Food  he Eos Randnetinwes:

Ex-President Gives Report On Food Needs   Conditions Over Europe Held Worst In Fifty Years

TO FEED GERMANS   Outlay Proposed in Report te Truman That Describes . Conditions in Europe as - 4  Worst in 50 Years. ~ i   Ex-President Would Stipulate: in Peace Pacts Repayment ” Should Come Ahead of War Reparations, .

Hoover Gives His Views to President   Repayment Would Come Ahead of Reparations

Hoover Reports On Relief Study  $475,500,000 Needed For Food In Germany

SITUATION IS HELD WORST IN 50 YEARS   Recommends Plan For Repayment Out Of Future Exports

Repayment ot Money Would Be Stipulated   Ex-President Reports Conditions in Europe ‘Worst in 50 Years’

HOOVER CALLS FOR MORE AID FOR GERMANY   ‘European Conditions Declared Lowest In Century

Situation in Europe Grim Says Hoover   Reports To Pres. Truman That “Half-Billion In Food Necessary

Hoover Gives His Views  to President  - Repayment Would Come Ahead  at Ranaratanea

Recommends That U. S. Pay $75,500,000   Called Essential Peace Contribution

‘Former President Re ‘ports to President Tru . man Sum Need Not Be   “Tyrevocable Expenditure,” But Is Essential to Peace.

Solons Attack Russ in Warm House Debate   Greek-Turkish Loan Bilt Stirs Sharp Exchange on Floor

Worst Blast At Adminis. tration Foreign Policy  Since Pearl Harbor.

FORD'S WILL ADMITTED — TO PROBATE   Immediate Family Retains All Of Voting Steck

Cooler Weather Seen  'For Helena After  lo7-Dearee Reading    National   Montana

M'ARTHUR SEES “EARLY TREATY   GENERAL SAYS. HE THINK: PACT WITH JAPAN CAN BE  ". CONCLUDED WITHIN  yp wonTHs—

MacArthur Would Speed Jap Treaty   Terms Virtually Set at Potsdam, General Asserts

USMA Graduates Urged to Work in Cause of Peace   Gen. Eisenhower Speaket at Annual West Point Graduation Exercises

RAIN FOR PARADE   Fisst Prizes for Floeis Go Sigma Sigma Nu Houses   CROWD HEARS SAUER

RAIN FOR PARADE   Fiest Prizes for Floats Gc   CROWD HEARS SALER

a ee  POPE PIUS, GANDHE ~ NOBEL CANDIDATES   Institute Names Eligibles For "47 Peace Prize

JEWS DENIED FLOOR DEBATE ON PALESTINE   UN Assembly to Limit Agency’s Hearing To Committee

Assembly Shunts Jews to Committee   Assembly Denies Floor For Palestine Pleas

Jews Assured U.N. Hearing  In Compromise   Assembly Votes to Allow Agency lo Present Case Refare Committee

General Assembly Climaxes Four Days of Wrangling by Ordering Political Committee To Give Jewish Representatives Hearing; Russian-Backed Proposal Rejected 39 to 8

UN ASSEMBLY OF ITS FLOOR   Jewish Agency Loses By Overwhelming Ma torities

On Matter   LEADERS OF BOTH. PARTIES AGREE THAT COUNTRY MUST. BE SAVED: FROM FINANCIAL UPHEAVAL :

Congress Leaders Unite to Prevent Revolt in Greec   About 250 Million Needed To Bar Communist Sweep In Middle East

U. §. Considers Funds for Greeks   Failure to Provide Financial Assistance Could Aid Communists

PLAN MOVE SAVE GREECE FROM REDS   Believe Communist: Will Take Over if British Leave

$250,000,000 Needec To Prevent Nation From Sweep Of Communists   Leaders Prepare To Finance British Occupation When Britain Fails To Find Sufficient  Finances Of Her Own.

Legislators Bid to Have Anmicrica Take Over British Commitments; Roar of Communist Sween Voiced

Jurists Begin Deliberations On Lewis Case   Supreme Tribunal May Not Announce Finding:  For Several Weeks.

OPINION ON LEWS BEING DRAFTED BY HICHEST TRIBUNAL   rai Tare “0 Supreme Court's Decision Nou Expected to Be Forthcoming For Several Weeks’

Supreme Court Deciding Coal Strike Battle   High Court Decision on Lewis’ Fine Mav NotCome for Weeks

Supreme Court Is Slated Ts Hand Down Decision ’ On Appeal Of Mine Union Chieftain

Delay Forecast In Announcing Court Findings In Lewis Row   Jurists Begin Study; Attorneys Hold Forth In 3-Hour Argument

Findings in Coal Dispute Not Due For Many Weeks  Question of Fines, Jurisdiction Is Up To High Court Now

Decision on Mine Strike Injunction Faces Some Delay  Close of Argument Almost Brings Row Between 2 Justices

Complete Hearings On Lewis   Supreme Court Begins Deliberations; Ruling Unlikely Before Sometime Next Month :

Answer Due Saturday, But Opinion May Not Be Out For Weeks In Issue

Lewis Awaits Court Decision  High Court Hearing Has Dramatic Close

NEXT MOVE UP TO COURT IK COAL BATTLE   Decision On Legality Of Pit: Restrainer Rests With Supreme Bench

High Tribunal Deliberates Right of Government to Hale John Lewis to Court:

High Court To Rule on Lewis  Final Decision May   Final Decision May Be Delayed Weeks

Court Studies Lewis ase   May Be Weeks Before Decision on Case  Is Handed Down

Decision On Lewis Case Not Expected Soon  Opinion Day Feb.   Opinion Day Feb. 3 May Bring Out Important Verdict

Supreme Court Starts Study Of Mine Workers’ Appeal   May Be Delayed ay: Several Weeks

RULING MAY NOT BE MADE PUBLIC BEFORE FEB. 3RD   ISSUE IS WHETHER U. S. HAD RIGHT TO RESTRAINING ORDER

Lewis Case Is Now In Hands Of High Court   JUSTICES TO BE POLLED SATURDAY ON OPINIONS

Supreme Court Justices Begin Study Of Arguments in Lewis Contempt Case

UMW Case In Hands — Of Court ©   May Be Weeks Bofore Jurist: Anneunce — Findines tn: Vital Suit

UMW Case Up To Jurists   Complete Three  Hours of Arguments, May be Weeks Before Decision Announced

Rating In Lewis Case Not Likely For Few Weeks   Supreme Bench Starts Pondering After Hearing Areuments.

High Court Begins Study of Appealed - Miners Conviction      Decision in Unprecedent ed Case May Not Come For Several Weeks

Highest Jurists Deciding on U.S. Right to Use Courts in Coal Strike

Supreme Court Studies UMW, Lewis Cases   Decision to Be Reached On Government Authority Te Try Them for Contempt

‘Will Decide Right Of U.S. to Bring Lewis into Court  Supreme Court   Supreme Court Deliberates Legal Rights in Case. -

Court Begins  Deliberations  In Lewis Case No Rule Likely Before February

Seaway Estimate Is $674,707, 000: Rises Since 1946   Foreign Iron Ore Imports Are Seen

— EMERGENCY —  Need Fund For New . Facilities   =   ENROLLMENT AT PEAK NOW

Goodwill Industries _ Helps The Disablec   Your Discardg Provide Time-Cards “For Men Such as Appear in Actompanying-Photo

International Army May Be Formed To Effect Partition  New York Paper Says Palestine May Be Threat to Peace

nos Positions James P. Kelley ls: Named’ é A s”      -: City ‘Attorn

appol HOSL Present Official To ee Positions  - James P. Kelley  ols Named: As” City. ‘Attorney: st

ACTION POSTPONED ON PROPOSAL FOR INCREASE IN RENT   Banking Committee Unable t  Agree-on Plan For $0 : Per Cent Hikes

Action Put Off Until April 16   Congress Roundup For Today Is Presented

BIG RAIL UNIONS SEEK 30 CENTS   5 Operating Unions To Seek Pay Increase By Nov. 1

Wage Increase Will Be Asked By Rail Unions   Operating Brotherhoods Tc Seek 30 Percent Boost This Month From Companies

TRAINS CRASH. FOUR INJURED   Crewmen Hu:t As Freight Train Rams Into Cars  In Philadelphia

Concentration Camp Leaders Found Guilty   Fifteen Men And Women Charged With Torture Deaths Of 100.000

ISFOUND — GUILTY OF ATROCITIES   -In.Connection — With Ravensbruck  Camp Tortures ,

Military Court Finds 15 Men, Women Guilty   It is Expected That They Will Be Sentenced Later Today,  All Face Death.

AUTOMOBILE MINUS GEARS IS INVENTED   Messerschmitt Also Reported To Have Devised Watch With Three Meving Farts

UN EXPECTED TO RECEIVE PALESTINE PROBLEM  U. S. REQUESTS BRITISH ACTION

ATTLEE BACK WITH CABINET   In Second Special Meet. ing To Assess British Dollar Position

Aitlee, Cabinet Meet to Study Feonomic Crisis   May Reconvene Parliament; See Hope in Plan Barring Changing Pounds, Dollars

PRIME MINISTER ATTLEK AND HIS CABINET RETURN TO LONDON FOR SECOND SPECIAL MEETING   Early Special Session of Parliament Is Forecast by British Newspaper—Jews Are Exhorted to “Hit Britain Economically Witheut Mercy” as Means of Protest TodayOther Worldwide News of General Interest

WOULD PLACE POWER 10 END AID WITH U.N   Senator Offers Plan To End Criticism Of U. S. Action

Checks on Aid Program Are Proposed  Vandanharae Fawvare   Vandenberg Favor: Giving U. N. Power in Matter

UN Power To Veto  Aid Plan Proposed   Vandenberg Submits Pro. posal to Meet Criticism of U S.

U.N. VETO POWER QVER GREEK-TURK AID 1S PROPOSED   Vandenberg Suggests Such Authority Be Placed in Hands of Organization  to Meet Criticism.   HE ALSO ADVOCATES 2 OTHER AMENDMENTS   Would Direct Truman to With draw Assistance From Two ‘Countries Under Certain Circumstances.

Vandenberg Proposes Amendments To Aid Plan   Would Include Authority for U. N To Stop Program By Matority Vote

Checks on Aid Program Are Proposed   Vandenberg Favors Giving U. N. Power in Matter

Would Give U. N. Power Halt Aid  Would Meet Criticism U.S. By-Passing Body

Vandenberg Acts To Silence Critics Of Greek-Turk Aic  Proposes Giving U.N. Power To Halt Pian

GOP Senator Offers Senate Concession   Procedural Vote of   Security Council  Canld Hal I) Ss.

Vandenberg Offers Plan To Meet Critics’ Charge -- Of American ‘By-Passine’

BRITISH ROUND UP PROMINENT JEWEXTREMISTS   Outlaw 15,000 Members Youth  Organization

British Round Up Prominent Jews;  Ban Youth Move   Bar Emigration Until Arrests Of All Revisionist Leaders Are Made   ‘“BRITH TRUMPELDOR”’ ACTIVITIES BANNED   Mayors Of Three Cities Ar. rested—Irgun Pledges Blood Bath In Return

HOUSE SWINGS ECONOMY AXE AGAINST OPA   Similar Senate Vote Would Kill Agency By Friday

Rent Curb Collapse Seen By Friday  Up To Senate, -. Says-OPA Chief .

House Axe  Hits OPA, Rent Rule   Appropriations Passec With Truman Askings Cut $167,186,000.

Asks Refund of Current Operating Sum   Solons Ignore Plea for Money to Continue Activities

Administration Eyes Addi. tional Requests; Fear 16 European Nations Have Overeslimated

$22 Billion Estimated Not Enough   Returning Solons Say Europeans Cannot Aid Selves

Marshall Plan Study Reveals Miscalculation By Europeans   Immediate Aid Urged By Returning Group Of GOP Lawmakers

Europe's Neec Greater Than Fund Sought   American Officials See Need to Increase Marshall Plan Fund

European Aid Hike Possible, Officials Say  16 Nations May Have Been Over-Optimistic  2 er Te sue

Europe May Require More Aic   Marshall Plan Total Of Requests May Have to Be Raised

Aid Increase Nowin View   Officials Fear Dole For Europe Too Loy

See Increase Necessary in European Aid   Officials: Say Marshall Plan Figure Will Have To Be Upped Rather Than Reunced From $22 Billion

Administration Says 22 Billion May Fall Short   Immediate Aid For Europe Is Truman Goal

Officials See Bigger Help Europe's Need   High Prices, More : Dollars, Junketers _ For Quick Aid.

U.S. May Have To Boost Aid To Europe   Increase Rather Than Cut Under Marshall Plan

FEAR NATIONS CANT BOOST OWN EXPORTS   SOP Controlled Group Says Help Abroad Is Urgent

Boost in Fund To: Aid Europe ~ HeldProbable   Congress Group Returns With Demand for Okay ; Of Marshall Plan

Congress Group  After Tour Urges  Immediate Help Committee Reports  Complete Downfall of Europe Close at Hand

INCREASE LOOMS IN DOLLAR NEEDS FOR AID PROGRAN      $22,400,000,000 May Be In sufficient To Meet Reniuecte Eram Furone      GOPS BACK IMMEDIATE AID FOR HUNGRY NATIONS

EUROPEAN AID PROGRAM HIKE SEEN POSSIBLE   GOP Committee Con: vinced Immediate Help Necessary

Hartley Calls Coal Pay Pact Law Violation   Congressman May Ask Justice Department Quiz Into ‘Collusion’

Sponsors Differ On Labor Law   Taft Contradicts Hartley’s Charge Of Coal Pact Violation

DOESN'T AGREE WITH HARTLEY LAW VIOLATED   OHIO SENATOR DECLARES EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYE CAN ENTER ANY CON... TRACT THEY WISH  mh. Drwuirtmrmcnc « nme

® SENATOR SAYS COAL CONTRACT NOT VIOLATION   p House Co-Author Of Labor Bill Claim Miners’ Pact Flaunts Law

MORSE'S LABOR BILL IS READY   Plans To Offer Measure Friday Asking Wagner Act Chances

Takes Blame. for Defeat; Shields. His Emperor   Hitler' and Musselini Dead; Tojo Last: War Lord -

Tojo Admits Pearl Harbor Attack Order   Diplomats Blamed For Jap Failure to Give U.S. Warning

Lincoln Man Tells Of Pen ‘Business In Hour’s Questioning   Details Of Operations Given; Says Restitution His Present Aim  FRIENDS URGE FAVORABLE ACTION

!   Divergent Views  ‘On Labor Bill   Labor Wants It Vetoed But Others Call For  Qi om ate

Attorney Says Union Papers  Curbed By Aet   5,000 Attend State Rall; Of CIO In Baltimore; Truman Urged To Veto Measure

Steam Roller Tactics Charged In Wild Session   75 Percent Marked For Teacher Pay in Only Amendment

70 Survivors Found After Ship Sinks   721 Persons Aboard When Monsoon Swept Vessel, Capsized  Her With Impact

NEARLY 700 DIE IN SHIP SINKING   Only 70 Survive Tragedy Ir Storm Off India Coast

About 70 Survivors Aboard Lost Vessel Reported in Bombay      All Other Passengers Ge to Deaths in Arabian Sea Disaster

Hundreds Lost As Ship Sinks  In Arabian Sea   70 Survivors Found, With More Than 600 Feared Dead In Disaster Near Bombay

620 Persons Missing After Ship Capsizes   100 Survivors of Indian Vessel Sunk by Two Hnge Waves. at Sea Near Bombay

Steamer Sinks Near Bombay; Fear:651. Toll ;   High’ Seas Hamper” ~ Rescue Workers

570 Persens Believed Deac In Sinking  About 150 Saved After Ship Capsize

Death Toll 650 As India Ship Sinks  Two Huge Waves Capsize Vessel During Monsoon

650 Lives Lost When Ship Sinks  Only About 70 Survivors Found After Disaster in Arabian Sea

Over 600 Die When Ship Sinks Off India   Goes Down In Storm-Swept Arabian Sea, 12 Miles South Of Bombay

SHIP DISASTER FATAL TO o/¢   Steamer Capsizes Neat Mouth Of Stormy Bombay Harbor

Say 70 of 721 On Ship Saved   Indian Coastal Steamer Sinks in Storm-Swept Arabian Sea

70 Survivors In Ship Disaster   Death Toll Now Placed At 651; Vessel Capsized In Arabian Sea.

HARBOR SHORES LITTERED WITH BODIES OF 651 DEAD  Tragic Stories Of Death At Sea Told By Ship Survivors

620 Lives Lost, 100 Survivors As Vessel Sinks   2 Giant Waves Turn Over Indian Ship In Arabian Sea

Only 70 Survive   ieenetiat, ces Se  Toll Of Dead May Hit 650 After Indian  Vessel Sinks      Monsoon In Arabian Sea Heels Over Tiny  Coast-Wise Steamer

Only Only 70 Survivors Yet Discovered After Sinking Of Coastal Steamer

Hundreds Drown As Steamer Sinks South of Bombay   Only 70 Survivors So Far Reported Out of 721 Aboard

700 Reported Lost As India Steamer Sinks   Only 70 Persons Survive as Coastal Steamer Capsizes Under Impact of Tidal Waves Near Bombay.

Huge Waves Ypset Ships Off Bombay; Few Are Picked Up By Fishing Ships While Port Trust And Navy Sends Other Rescue Cratt

Steamer Capsizes And 620 Are Lost   Sibw VU MiVv LVI  Coastal Vessel Sinks Quickly Under Huge Waves Near Bombay

620 Aboard Ship Missing   Believed to Have Perished When Vessel  Sinke In Monsoon

70 Survive Sinking Of Indian Ship   Investigation OF Disester Begins; Waves Are Blamed

Around 70 Are Reported Saved... . More Than 600 Saceiacialil Coastal Ship Sinks  In Monsoon Near India

Othman Is Convinced Hullabaloo Ail for Naught After Viewing Wife’s New Wardrobe Addition

FLIGHT PERMIT GIVEN AIRLINES   Fontana, Iron Mountain. Succeeds Walsh On Aeronautics Board

Say Girl Admits Slaying Child, 5  Attribute Killing to Sudden Unexplainabl

Girl, 13 Years, Kills Young Playmate, Aged 5, Claims Unexplainable Impulse

Teenager’s ‘Sudder Impulse’ Given as Reason for Slaying   Bashes In Head Of 5-Year-Old Friend in Cave

Doctors Study Child's Slayer  13-Year-Old Girl “Acted on Impulse’

Background Of Girl Who Slew Playmate Probed   13-Year-Old Girl Held In Bludgeoning Of Child

Gray, Chaffin Now In Accord   Senators Have Misunderstanding Over Chaffin’s Bill For Referendum

Ford Walkout Deadline Neat   Negotiators Meét Today In Last Minute Effort

Seek Peace Plan To Avert Strike In Ford Plant:   Ford Charges Impending  Strike Would Be One  ‘Against A Law’’   DEADLINE SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW NOON

NEW YORK STATE COUNTIES REPORT FLOODS RECEDING   Adirondack Dam Collapse: Hague Isolated; Chestertown Hard Hit

In Upstate Arez; Damage Heavy   10 VERMONT FARM FAMILIES   Flash Flood Bursts Dam; Nine-foot Wall of Water Sweeps Over Rutland

Bill Would Create State Improvement Department,  Post Of Chief Engineer

‘BILL TO CREATE NEW STATE _  DEPARTMENT IS INTRODUCED;  FUNK SEEN AS LIKELY HEAD   Governer’s Proposal For Department Of Improvement Would Create Post Of Chief Engineer, Said To Be Reserved For Countian

BE KIND TO ANIMALS WERK OPENS MONDAY   SPCA Agent Husted Announces Presentation of Medal as Week’s Feature

1 TESINE NEGOTIATIONS   Wage Increase Asked Will Be “Substantial”

Steel Wage ~ Negotiations Are Resumed   Announce Agreement Reached On Reclassification And Back Pay Issues Cf Long Standing   STEEL WORKERS TO RECEIVE MILLIONS

What About The Little Man In Russia? ... .  Peering In Back Of The Soviet Curtain

@ PLEASE GET WELL QUICKLY    Memorial Hospital Crowded With Patients, But Not With Nurses

SCOTTISH SCHOOL MAN LIKES AMERICAN FOOD   Pays Visit to Yardley After Touring Country   FAVORS THE SCENERY

TCHMAN THRILLS TO FOOD IN THE U. S.   Edinburg Instructor Amazed t Both and a Quantity   VISITING AT YARDLEY

CIO President Offers Forces To Assist AFL   Government Arranges Meeting Between Western Union Heads As New Complications Annear

Pek  Nation-Wide*Tie  nonws   As Wew Gonference Is “Galied Er itecv, Telegre Mogotiations, G10 Head Sugge : sepia At it ‘Strike Tevether: Fight Toe aer"

Government Arranges New Meeting in Attempt to Stop Communication Strike

Rising Flood Waters Sweep Into Ottumwa   Mile-Long Barricade Foils to Halt Flow Into City; Thousands Rendered Homeless

Relief Officials Strive to Cut Flood Damage   Des Moines River Crest Is Rising Rapidly

Des Moines River Cuts Barricade  Of lowa Town 20.5-Foot Crest Due   20.5-Foot Crest Due At Ottumwa Today; Coast Guard Helps

CREWS FIGHT NEW THREAT Families Again Flee Home As Flood Pours Into City -

COMPROMISE ACCEPTED BY TWO NATIONS   Plan Provides End Of Mandate, Withdrawal Of Troops May 1

IN AGREEMENT ON PARTITION   U. S. And Russia In Rare Show Of Unity On Palestine Problem

U.S. and Russia Agree on Plan to Divide Holy Land   U.N. to Vote on Partition of Palestine for Jews and Arabs

UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA HAVE NEW PLAN   Rare Show of Unity Seen, Jewish and Arab  Nations to Be Formed

New Plan Asks British Control End May 1, 1948  Jewish and Arab Nations Will Be Formed by July 1

U. S. and Russia Agree.  On Palestine. Coinpidnilse   Plan. for ‘Enforcement of, Proposed Partition of Holy Laud  ‘Drawn Up by Reds and Sent to ‘U.N. Assembly. Group  : —May 1, 1948, Set for Termination of British: Mandate— Aocveutanes Predicted by Jewish Spokesman.

In Accord On Partition   U. S. and Russia Agree On Plan to Set Up Separate Arab and Jew  States in. Palestine

U.S, USSR AGREE GN PARTITIONING   Palestine Compromise Gets  Favorable Reaction from  Jews: Arabs Silent

ASSEMBLY OKAY IS SEEN  U. $., Soviets In Aareement Of On Enforcement Of Palestine Plan:

US and Russia in One of Few Agreements   Compromise Deal Wins Approval, Goes Before Full Cooncil

British Rule Would End Next May   Independence Set for July or Earlier Date

Adjournment Expected to Come Tonight   Bonus Questions Due to Be Put Up to Voters in ’48

MAJ, ECKERT'S HEARING IS PUT “OFFTOFRIDA)   ‘Morale of Indiana State  Police Declared in  Bad Condition

FEN SEDAN  a MYSTERY  CLUE   ygged Individualist yt Down by Single hoteun iast

Son of T. P. & W President Tells of Mysterious Car Present at Previous Incidents of Strike.

BILL TO RAISE MINIMUM PAY FOR TEACHERS IS INTRODUCED   Scrap Develops  Over Funds For Preparing To Pay Vets Bonus

Pirates Board Dutch Liner Near Hong Kong   Bold Buccaneers Get Half-Million Dollar Haul; Kidnap Six Passengers for Ransom

5S Passengers Kidnaped Pirates Board Dutch Ship; $500,000 in Loot Is Taken

Seer en SRR RTL ST oe ME eS eS GTR  NAZI EXECUTIONER, 7 OTHERS HANGED

BILLS ON LABOR NEARLY ALIKE   House, Senate Versions Include 75-Day Injunction Aaainst Nationa! Strike

St. Louis Woman Bears Second Set of Twins Within One Year’s Time

MINE SAFET) DRIVE ASKEL   Federal Administrator Calts on UMW To Prove Output, Security Both Possible.

* Maximum Coal Output Attainable Without Safety Sacrifice---Collisson

STEPS PROPOSED ON MINE SAFETY   U. S. Administration Claims Output Need Not Suffer

ASKS U. MW. BE SAFETY LEADER   Collisson Reports On Opera: tion Of Coal Mines

Can Have Full Mine Output, Safety Also ©  Collisson Reports On Operations By ll. S. Government

Divided On Strategy Of Tax Cut Bill   Republican Leaders Discuss Political Aspects Of Question

Republicans {n Split Over Tax Reduction Bill   May Attempt To Push New Measure Through Congress This Year

78 Branded ‘Subversive’   Membership Held Not Proof of Disloyal Attitude by Attorney General

Clark Brands 78 Groups  Un-American   Adds Scores to Long List of Subversive Units Revealed in °43

MACKET ADMITS LIQUOR DEALINGS   Sentence Mason Cityan for Liquor Tax Evasion

Defends Right To Maintain Arms In Egypt   Egyptian Premier Makes Personal Appeal Asking Country Be Free.

Egypt-Asks U.N. Aid te Oust British   Russian Counter-Proposal For Balkans, Including Withdrawal of Troop: Brom Greece Reiected

QuickExit Of British Is Sought   Egypt Before U.N. To Demand Withdrawal Of “Imperial Power”

DRUNK SOUIRREL CHASES MAILMAN   Animal Pursues Carriet Across Street Into Bowling Alley.

By fimmy Hatlo   Drive For Night Baseball Meets With Further Success

Borders of — Balkans  to      FRANCE UPSET RU: RUSSIAN PLAN TO CURTAIL BORDER-WATCHING ACTIVITY OF UN SUBCOMMITTEE

Border Watching In Balkans Uroed   Gromyko Loses in Move to Curtail UN Commission Activity

UN Inquiry  To Continue   Moscow Press Opens Attack on Bevin as Treaty Negotiations Advance

Soviets Lose Fight To Cut B or der Vigil   UN Reaffirms Maintenance Of Subcommission Along Balkan Frontiers

UN Will Reaffm Security Guard For Balkan Area   Rejection of Russia’s Piles  for Curtailing Plea Seen Certain   BRITISH ASK FINAL TRIESTE DECISION   Ask for Appointment of Council Governor During Big Five Session

Isans Fight Aggravated In Aid Plan   Russian Rebuff Stirs European Conflict, But Armed Struggle Not Seen Between Reds, West Powers

Battle Of Isms Grows Hot As Russia Rejects Proposal To Unify Europe Aid

Father Of Three Children Is Held In Jail Baptist Preacher Denies He Tried To Assault Choir Girl

Germans F inet "Heavily by the British  * $40,000 Is Levied in Operation of Black Markets

‘Germans Fined "Heavily  ‘by the British * $40,000 Is Levied’  in Operation Fy ah. 5 Meee: ak, Ss aNeOS, Ree eee

BUTTER PRICES TO DROP TODAY   DECLINE OF 4% TO 5 CENTS HERE TO FOLLOW BREAK IN CHICAGO MARKET.

Antarctic Fliers’ Diaries Story Of Thirteen Days Spent On Ice Floe

Survivors of Antarctic Crash Played Checkers While Waiting Rescue

Survivors Describe Polar Crash   By LT. EVERETT J. LeCOMPTE  (Vrvictrihntod hw TiniteaAd Deacc

December-Budget-Adopting Time Turns Attention Of All Taxpayers To Issues Now ~   MONESSEN COUNCIL IS STUDYING WAGE TAX

Glamor Galor en Bevy Of ‘Beautie es In Battle . ~ For Crown! Of “Miss America’ °

Beauties Parade Down Board Walk  To Open Miss America Competition

Anoroval of t Hanthal Is  Held Likely  Final McKeller Move ee. Te 2

Last Ditch Battle To Save Name Of FDR Is Opened At Noon Today   Labor Asks Congress To Scrap All Pending Strike Control Bills; Believe Atomic Secrets Unhurt By Blue Prints.

FIGHT OPENED ON TERM LIMIT   Lucas Leads Democrats Bat: thing GOP Measure

GREATER THRIFT IS URGED SO WE MAY BUY BONDS   Bond Buyers Cooperate With Treasury Dept. And Improve Own Finances

A-P to Reduce Price of Butter   5-Cent Drop for ‘fHinois‘and Indiana

Butter Price Down  About 5c a Pound   Butter prices in the Monroe area generally are in the low 80s as a result of the 2 to 2'.cent drop per pound at local wholesalers.

EXPECT 3,000 AT CONVENTION   International Typographic a   Union Opens 89th Meet

Leftist Coalition Rules in France  Elects Socialist Head Of National Assembly

3,900 SHEEP DIE IN FORT WORTH AS FIRE SWEEPS YARD   Thousand Hogs and 709 Cattle Saved From Worst Fire in 35 Years

FIGHT FIRE AT FREEBURG MINE   8,000 TONS STORED COAL DEFIES WORK OF 4 FIRE CREWS

Judge Rules Herm Talmadge Legal Georgia Governor  Thompson Gets Same Ruling from Another

Court Rules Talmadge Jr. Real Governor   ‘Upholds Legislature’  Right to Make Appointment

Court Rules Talmadge Is Ga. Governor   Judge Sustains Legislative Action To Fill Vacancy; Appeal Is Planned.

Jurist Rules In His Favor: Will Appeal   Thompson Plans To Let High Court Decide

Thompson To File Appeal In Supreme Court   Decision Opposite of One Given Last Week By Another State Court

Judge Holds Legislature Has Power   Counsel for Thompson Will Make Appeal  Tr, Sanreme Conrt

DECISION IS CONTRARY TO OUIER JUDGE   Will Be Appealed To State Supreme Court

Jurist Upholds Talmadge Claim   Opponents Prepare Appeal On Superior Court Ruling

COURT HOLDS TALMADGE IS GOVERNOR   Appeal to State Supreme Court Is Expected

Georgia Row Heads Toward Higher Court   McDonough Judge Rules Talmadge {is Legal Governor

Election Said To Be Leaal.   Suit By Lieut. Goy. Thompson Seeking Talmadqe Ouster Dismissed By Judge

Superior Court Upholds His Election As  Ga. Governor +. IS HELD — LEGAL Déctiton "Expected To  Be Appealed Ta: . Higher Court .

Second Court Ruling Backs Gov. Talmadge   Thompson Appeal To Supreme Court Appears Certain

Opposite Ruling In Case; Now Up To Supreme Court   Superior Judge Says Legislature Within Rights In Naming Talmadge's Son

Superior Judge Says Solons Had Legal Authority   Ruling Contradicts Verdict Handed Down By Another Jurist

JUDGE RULES TALMADGE IS GOVERNOR   Thompson to Appeal to.Ga. Supreme: Court

TALMADGE CASL RULING IS MAD   Election Is Upheld Today by Superior Court Judge.

Talmadge Declared Governor   Judge’s Decision To Be Appealed to High Court

THOMPSON TO MAKE APPEAL TO HIGH COURT   Decision Today Is Opposite of Ruling By Another Court

Georgia Judge § Holds Assembly Election Legal   Thompson To Appeal To Supreme Court

Thompson Counsel Says Decision Will Be Appeal. ed To Supreme Court

Thompson To Take Appeal Immediately   Today’s Decision Conflicts With Findings By Firet Juriet.

Assembly Has Right To Name Governor When No Election   Decision Contradicts Ruling By Circuit Court Judge Friday

Another Judge Rules Talmadge [eval Governor   Holds Legislature With in Rights When It Elected Him.

SAYS GEORGIA LEGISLATURE VOTE LEGAL   Decision Contrary to Jurist’s Finding in Another Case—Thompson to Appeal to State Supreme Court,

Talmadge OKd by Georgia Cour   Legislature's Election Ruled Legal

Talmadge Upheld As Governor in Georgia Contest  Decision in Superior

Key Ruling In Muddle In Georgia   Supporters of Thompson Plan Quick Appeal to State Higa Bench.

Second Judge Has Ruling For Talmadge   Score on Decisions Nov Is One to One; New Appeal Started

TALMADGE GETS EVEN WITH HIS FOE IN COURT   Second Jurist To Rule on Question Favors Legislature’s Choice

Talmage Wins Court Ruling   Supreme Court Test Due After Two Judges Disagree on Validity of Governor's Choice

Decision Won By Talmadge   Thompson to Appeal - Georzia Court Ruling

Judge Hendrix Rules That Tal. madge Was Constitutionally Holding Georgia Executive Offices Past Month   EXPECT DECISION TO BE APPRALED

Ger ola Justice  Legal Governor   Dismisses Thompson Suit; State Supreme Court To Make Next Decision

Talmadge Hlection Legal Says Judge   Arnall Is Still Convinced Thompson Governor of Georgia

Georgia Court Rules in Favor Of Talmadge   Decision Contrary To Previous Suit Filed by Thompson

JUDGE RULES IN FAVOR OF GOV. TALMADGE   Superior Court Decision Says Election by. State Legislature Is Legal.

HENDRIX RULES TALMADGE IS ON LAW’S SIDE   Decision Expected To Be Appealed To State Supreme Court

JUOGE GRANTS GEORGIA POST TO TALWIADGE   ‘Great ‘Victory” Hailed. by Herman, Thompson Plans Appeal.

A Decision  To Talmadge   Two Judges Now Dis’ agree; Case Appealed To. Supreme Court

Thompson Plans Appeal Te Georgia Supreme Court; Talmadge Says He's  ‘Not Surprised’ .

Talmadge Is Governor in New Ruling   Court Dismisses Suit Of Thompson to Oust Legislature Appointee

GOVERNOR RIFT GOES 10 STATE HIGH TRIBUNAL   Ruling by Superior Judge Clashes With Previous Court Verdict

‘Judge Upholds Legislature   Court Dismisses Suit Of Thompson To Oust Talmadge

JUDGE RULES ON TALMADGE CASE   Decides that Talmadge's Election as Goyernor by State Legislature is Legal — Decision Expected to be Appealed to State Supreme Court,

} Muddle Heads For Supreme Court....  Rules Talmadge Georgia Governor

JUDGE UPHOLDS LEGISLATURE IN GEORGIA FIGHT   Thompson's Attorney Says Decision Will Be Appealed

ASSEMBLY HAD POWER 10 ACT, STATES JUDGE   Thompson Lawyers Preparing To Appeal Decision ‘At Once.’

ELECTION BY LEGISLATURE CALLED LEGAI   Decision by Judge Hendrix Will Be Appealed

Truth Will Out and Inland Is an Embarrassed Corporation as the  Rueful Steel Story Is Unfolded

Steel Black Market Deals — Just Like Merry-Go-Rounc   Company Tells How It Was "Took" .

NLRB Halts Union Hearing   Foremen’s Cases Are Deferred Pending U.S. Supreme Court Action

‘FOREMEN’ CASE ACTION DELAYED   Supreme Courts To Say i Firms Will Bargain With Bosses Union

MORATORIUM DECLARED .. BY NLRB. ON ALL CASES. CONCERNING FOREMEN

NLB Holds up  Action of All  Foremen Cases Gash Ader Ratton   Until After Ruling By Supreme Court: Test Case Begins

NLRB TO POSTPONE FOREMEN’S HEARINGS   Supreme Court Ruling To Decide Future Action

America Told U.S. Strength ‘Hollow Shell’   Weokness Invitation To Downfall, Commission Save

Truman Advisors  Urge Compulsory  Military Training  For 18-Year-Olds;  U.S. Armed Force: Are Hollow Shell, Group Reports

Commission Urges Plan Including Universal Training That Would Cost 91,750,000,000 Year

Military Training Urged  To Avert ‘Extermination’   Truman ‘Commission Finds Nation Weakened ‘By -Reduced Ariny: Atom: War Effect Feared

America Warned Of Atomic War   Billions for Defense, Universal Train. ing Urged as Best Way to Keen Peace

PLAN IS HELD ESSENTIAL 10 U.S. DEFENSE   Board Holds Weakness Will Be Invitation  To Extermination

U.S. Armed Forces Are Described As ‘Hollow Shell’   Hard-Hitting Report Holds Immunity From ‘Sneak Atomic Attack’ ~ Woll Lact Only From Pour io 10 Yeors

Probers Claim Our Defenses  ‘Hollow Shell’   President's Civilian Group Sees Need of More Men Niecnite Aton Ace

America Advised To Arm Or Face  ‘Extermination’   Truman’s Civilian Advisory Commission Urges Universal Training In Broad Defense Plan To Avert Losing Atomic War

TRAINING PLAN ADVOGATED BY TRUMAN BOARD   1% Billions a Year Urged By Commission; Report Hits at Military ‘Weakness

Report Holds Weakness Bids  Extermination   Military Forces Now Hollow Shell. Group Claims: No Action Seen

Cousins, Given Aid By Judge, Still Free   “Cat and Mouse” Game Apparently Still Underway

YOUTHS STILL NOT CAPTURE!   Carroll County Cousins  Were Given Start Over  Police

Teacher And Pension Aid Re-affirmed   Folsom In Radio Address Raps Critics, Says He’s ‘Just Begun To Fight’

“No Peace With Reds”   Chiang Says China Can Take Care’of That, But “Misleading” Articles  In U. S. Press a Worry

Chiang Sees No Peace With Communists   Confident Of Ability To Meet Red Problem

NEW AIR SAFETY CONTROLS URGED   Presidential Board Seeks To Check Serious Crashes

Troop Census Urged hy French Envoy   Disarmament Aims Outlined at U. N. Meeting

Troop Census Urged by French Envoy  Disarmament Aims Outlined  t

U.S, MAKING BID. TO FREE —- THE KOREANS   DULLES SEEKS TO HAVE ALL MILITARY EQUIPMENT WITHDRAWN FROM  KOREA J

SEAMEN CHARGE  i 1 FO ] NCOLIGENUL IN  TANK SHIP BLAS   Four Killed, 12 Missing After  Explosion In Les Anaeles Harbor

YOUNG ESCAPEE BACK IN TOILS   Towa Youngster Nabbed by  St. Paul Police

FRENCH CABINET SETUP IN DOU   Apeder: 80) Balks Plan. 0! “-Commumists to, Hold Natienal Defense Portfolio

SHOWDOWN ON LATEST PLAN IS SET FOR THURSDAY ~ GOP Leader Optimistic For House Approval Of Income Tax Slash: Demos To Fiaht Measure

MARTIN SURE GOP TO APPROVE TAX CUT BILL   200 House Members Give Affirmative Stand At Special Conference

: "GOP Leader  Onfiisc = House ‘Approval Of ‘Income Tax Slash: Demos To Fight Measure

TAX CUT VOTE DUE THURSDAY   House Passage Assured As Republicans Show Solid Front For Measure

Martin Forecasts Tax Bill Passage   Democrats Announce  They'll Fight to End

FIGHT ASSURED ON TAX SLASH   House GOP Unanimous; Democrats Promise Battle To End

House Tax Slash Approval Seen  Prediction Is Made by Speaker Martin

Tax Cut Looms As Party Fight   Martin Predicts Approval On GOP Sirencih

SHIP WITH 2,292 WAR DEAD ON WAY TO U. S.   Vessel Sails From Honolulu for San Francisco — Bodies oi Fearl Harbor Victims Aboard.

HAS RESTLESS NIGH   Dell Davidson, K. U. Stadium Custodian, is in Hospital

Lilienthal Senate Foes Admit Defeat   Confirmation Is Conceded; Vote Is Likely Tuesday

Lilienthal 0.K. As Atom Chiet Seen Tuesday   Given 52-38 Test Vote After Vandenberg and Taft Clash in Views

LILIENTHAL ~ WINS FIGHT   TAFT AND BRICKER, GIVEN SETBACK IN SENATE TEST VOTE YESTERDAY

LILIENTHAL 0. K. EXPECTED   Appointment Expeeted to be Confirmed ‘Tuesday—Opposition Concedes Approval is Near,

LILIENTHAL TO BE CONFIRMED NEXT WEEK   Even Foes Concede His Victory, Probably on Tuesday

VFW’S PARLEY FAVORS BONUS   Wallace’s Speeches Callec ‘Insult To Citizens Of United States’

VETERANS ALSO. SLAP. Al WALLACE AND DEMAND  COMMUNIST PARTY  BE OUTLAWED

SPECIAL SERVICES SUNDAY AT ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH   Commemorating 100th Anniversary of Miesourl Synod

Flick Convicted Of Reich Crimes   Industrialist Is Given SevenYear Prison Term

Gen. Marshall Attacked by Soviet Press.   statement on Democratization Draws Rads' Fira

SOVIET PRESS RAPS MARSHALL ON DEMOCRACY   Pravda * etary -o! st * ot Practice W..at He Preaches’

SOVIET PRESS. es ATTACK      NEWSPAPER THAT: is ‘UNDER ‘CONTROL OF, GOVERNMENT STARTS NEW PROPA...  : JGANDA DRIVE

UNION PROTEST STOPS CONCERT   No Show for Kryl and  Women's Orchestra

QAVAM REELECTED IRANIAN PREMIER   iGets 78 Of 116 Votes Ir New Parligment

REELECT A PREMIER   Ahmed Qavam Received 78 Out o 116 im tranian Partiament

Ahmed Qavam Re-Elected  lran Premier   Given 78 Of 116  Parliament Votes

G.M. Wage Increase ls Pace Setter   Vacation Plan Is Included In New Avreement

GM ‘Wage. Increase  Nay Be Pate 7 Fr lo uy   Union Says Would Insure Year-of Full Production

GM AGREEMENT Four British MAY SET “47 — Police Die WAGEPATTERN In Explosion

15-Cent Hike Said Pattern For Industry  Full Year With No Strikes May Follow CM Pact:

UAW CONFIDENT GM BOOST SETS WAGE PATTERN   Vacation Plan Agreement To Be Signed Today

UAW-GM Contract May Mean Peace in Auto Industry   Negotiators Agree on Raise of 15 Cents for 220,000 Workers

GM TO SIGN NEW PACT WITH UAW   Agreement is Reached on 15 Cent Hourly Wage Hike

Wage Pattern Believed Set   220,000 General Motors Employes To Benefit By 15-Cent Hourly Pav Hike

Vishinsky Leads Fight To Dislodge Program OFUS.   Palestine Plan May Get Soviet Backing

Fight On Balkan Plan Launchec By Vice Minister Vishinsky Wants U. S., British Troops Ex pelled From Greece   MODIFIED GREEK PROGRAM APPROVED

 Measure Would ‘Ban Nationwide bargai ning  CIO Expected To Oppose RA

New Labor Bill To Sharply Curb Union Activities   House Expects Early Action On Omnibus Labor Legislation

NeW LABOR BILL BY SENATOR BALL   Measure Would Impose Ban on Industry-Wide Collective Bargaining

Bill To Curb CIO Power Offered Today In Senate   ‘Foe Of Closed Shop Asks Ban On Industry-Wide Collective Bargaining

To Introduce Bill Banning IndustryWide Bargaining    Keystone Policy of CIO  Challenged in Bill By Senator Ball.

CASE BILL HITS MONOPOLISTIC LABOR POWE   Measure Would Ban All Industry- Wide Bargaining

New Bill Desiqned to Prevent Labor Monopelies; Certain to Arouse CIO

HOLDS UNION AGTIVITIES 10 MARKET ARE   Measure Aimed at Prevent. ing Labor Monopolies in Bargaining Power.

BILL LIMITS COLLECTIVE BARGAINING   Keystone Policy of CIO Is Hit Under Measure Proposed By Senator Ball.

‘Asks Ban On Collective Baraainina   Proposed Measure of Rep. Joseph H. Ball Hits Direct ly At One of Labor's Most Potent Weapons.

Seek To Limit Labor’s Scope In Bargaining   Sen. Ball Asks Ban On Industry-Wide Wage Discussions

Pope Urges Immigration Law Change   Seven U. S. Senators ‘Pay Pontiff Visits During Tour

POPE SUGGESTS TO SENATORS U.S. LET IN: WAR SUFFERERS   Proposes Change in Imma’ gration ‘ Laws to Permit More Aid From America

SENATE HEARS OF SUGAR GACHE   Java Supplies Would Ease U. S. Domestic Stocks

Dutch Have Millions of Tons of Sucar Stored in Java, Senators Told

PAIR CONVICTED FOR AIDING POW   Detroit Couple Faces Prison For Helping German Escape

ATTEMPT TO FIX FIGHT IS. RELATEL   Graziano Tells of Offer Of Hundred Grand By Gamblers.

Railroads Accept Survival Challenge and Beain Swinging at Their Economic Foes -

Rails Accept Challenge, Begin Gist riateig At Economic Foes   By S. BURTON HEATH WEA Service Staff Writer

ADULT EDUCATION MEETING MARGH 1   The First Of A Series Of - Meetings Will Be Held At Franklin School

PTA Educational. AdultMeeting _At Franklin School - March 31. At2P.M

PTA Educational Adult Meeting  At Franklin School March 31. At 2 P.M

Jruman Gives European Aid Top Priority   Marshall To ’ Give Congress Proposed Plans

Congress Leaders Ask Marshall To Give Full Facts On Aid Program   Truman Puts European Assistance Ahead (C  Price Control Action; House Republican i. 2 ts __2 a © ous ie of foe eG

Ask Marshall to Provide Facts on Aid   Help for Europe Is Assigned to First Place

President Truman Tells News Conference He Wants Congress to Give Stop-gap Aid First Priority in Special Session.

MARSHALL T0 PRESENT FACTS ON EUROPE AlD   Secretary Meets With Con. gressional Leaders Next Monday   ‘STOP -GAP ASSISTANCE FOR FRANCE, ITALY

ASK DETAILS ON STOP-GAP PLAN MONDAY   Truman Tags Aid Plan With Priority Over Price Controls

Congress Asks For Full Facts OnEurope Aid   Marsball to Submit Data As Truman Tags Plan  We  Petarity

EuropeanAid Top Priority  For Congress   Truman Puts Issue Ahead Of Controls Over Price Trends

President Truman Lists Emergency Aid Ahead Of Price Action When Special Session Convenes November 17

Local Decision Is Reversed —   Court Of Appeals Passes On Bank Account  Cacea.

Plan Big Air Show for Fiesta On Thurs., Oct. 30   Notice of Event Sent to Every Texas Airport

Revolt Against The Dutch in Indonesia Due to Example of independence in Philippines

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  The Little Brown Men Want To Leave Their Dutch Uncle

Document Shows U. S. ‘Wide Open’ To Surprise Attack From Aircraft

U.S. Wide Open To Air Attack   Surprise Assault Could Work Havoc, Survey Discloses.

US Virtually Wide Open to Surprise Attack From Air    Detection Network Near Dismantled

Survey Shows Alarm System Non-Existent   Detection Network Nearly Dismantled

U.S. NOW OPEN  TO AIR ATTACK, SURVEY SHOWS   Wartime Detection Network Dismantled—Cities Fair Targets for Attack

United States, Without Aircraft Detections Service, Now Wide Open To Surprise Attack

Reds To Nesotiaic On Debt to U.S.   ‘Strong’ Earthquake Recorded ot Boston

Power Restrictions  Permitted in State PSC Gives Utilities Right To Cut Use

TORNADOES HAMMER TEXAS AND LOUISIANA   At Least 4 Dead And Score Injured During Storms

LOUISIANA-TEXAS:: ~. TORNADOES KILL: /   bad Missing’ in Storms, Score Injured—Property : Damage “Buns - Inte Thousands. . “

TORNADOS KILL FOUR IN LOUISIANA, TEXAS   Baby Missing, Score Hurt Ir Scattered Localities

Four Dead In Storms   ” One’ Missing and Many Injured By Louisiana And Texas Tornados

Four Dead and Many Hurt In Tornadoes   Baby Missing and Hemes Razed By Storms In Louisiana

Tornadoes Strike in East Texas, Louisiana   Report of least Four Killed, Score Injured— Many Homes Dectravead

Tornadoes in Trail Of Destruction in Louisiana, Texas   Several Killed, Damage to Property High, in Overnight Storms

NATIVE PLYMOUTH COUNTY MAN DIES   ‘Services For Fred Blank. enburg Held This Afternoon

COUNTY MAN DIES      Services : For. Fred. Blank: ~enburg Held This .— oo EB ee

Young Veteran !s Victim In Highway Smash At Remsen  Luvern J. Wiederholt Died In Hospiial ; Sunday, December 7

Young Veteran Is Victim In Highway Smash At Remsen  Luvern J. Wiederholt Died In Hospital ; /  CQ... J. le. siCi*=i‘(C Ci‘CS?TOOCOCtL OU?

BOWL BOUND TEAM   Cheerleaders Led Crowd in Yells as Team Leaves  Train   MANY. SEEKING TICKETS

STUDENTS WELCOME BOWL BOUND TEAM   Clinctlondies Led Crowd in Yells as Team Leaves Train   MANY SEEKING TICKETS

Sigler Trying To Set Meeting  Seeks Compromise In State Finances

MOVEMENT “AGAIN LAUNCHED ~~ TO LEGALIZE MERCY DEATH   BRITISH SOCIETY TO PLACE BILL PROVIDING “RIGHT TO DIE“ BEFORE PARLIAMENT

437 Die as Greek Ship Hits a Mine   Vessel Strikes Explosive in Gulf of Petalion 20 Miles East of Athens, in Worst Sea Disaster in Modern Greek History.

400 Estimated Lost in Greek Vine Sinking   Marine Disaster Toll Includes 200 Women And Children—Scores Jump Into Water

More U. S. Help For Greek Army Is Considered   Military Mission May Be Enlarged To Speed Anti Guerrilla Drive.

Would Speed Up War on Guerillas   Amnesty Offer Has Failed; Want Greeks Open Up Offensive —

Aid In Defeating Guerrillas Likely   Present American Military Mission Appears Too Small To Give Adequate Help In Assembling War Equipment

US May Increase Size Of Military Mission to Aid In Greek Cleanup Drive

U. S. May Increase Aid to Greece For Final Drive  Present Mission Said Too Small to Accomplish Task

U.S, MAPS EXPANSION OF MISSION IN GREECE   Move Would Help To Speed © Cleanup Of Guerrillas

GREEK ARMIES TO GET MORE AMERICAN AIL   INCREASE IN U.S.A MILITARY MISSION CONSIDERED

Combat Plan Denied  U.S. Studying Boosting Size Of Contingent Aiding Greece   Officials Say Size Of Military Mission Too Small To Act ”

  May Increase Greek Mission Would Aid Greek Army  Prepare for Drive Against Cammuniscts

MAY INCREASE UNIT IN GREECE   Say U. S. Force Too Small to Do Adequate Job

Mission To Greece May Be Increased   More Americans May Be Sent To Help Greece Plan Offensive Against Communist Forces

U.S. Studies Military Aid For Greeks   Officials Consider Sending More Men To Clean Out Reds

U. 5. May Hike Military Aid To Greek Army   Additional Expert Advice Said Needed to Whip Guerrillas

Larger Greek Staff in View   U. S. Considers Boos  ‘Jn Training Groups

U.S. Pondering: Increase In Military Missions — To Greece to Aid Drive.

Greeks Ponder -Plans. To Seek ‘MoreU.S. Help   American ‘Mission’. Aiding  In Drive On Reds Said  To Be Too'Small For “Adequate Job” ©

More Aid To Greece   U. S. May Increase Mili tary Mission to Speed Training of Army

Increase for Mission to Greece Seen   Authorities Say Present Foree Too Small; Deny Any Though of Sending Amertean Troons

May Hike Strength of U.S. Mission in Greece   Move Is Contempiated To Aid Greeks Clean Un Guertlla Oncocitan

U.S. Rejects Request For China Talks   Gen. Clay Arrives In Soviet Capital To Aid State Boss

Request For Conference  On China Is Turned:Down   Marshall Offers fo Exchange Information With For eign Ministers—Gen. Clay Arrives in Moscow to Aid U. S. Secretary

USSR Request Turned Down By Secretary  Gen. Clay Arrives In Soviet Capital

iMORE MEAT, SUGAR AND \AUTOS SLATED FOR 1947   Meat Supply to Be Largest in 35 Years; Whiskey. Excent Scotch. -More Plentiful

Many at Tishomingo Saturday For Unveiling of Monument Honoring Douglas H. Johnston   Relatives: and Sriends of Great Chickasow Leader Present, Former Gev. Witham HM. Mdurray Speaker

UN SHOWDOWN ON ARMS NEAR   Britain Will Demand Clea Policy Statement From Soviet Delegates

Showdown Due Be On ArmsPlan    British Tell U. N. World Not Beadv far Slack

Britain to Seek Showdown on  Arms Reduction  ‘ Question Expected to Come to Head Before U.N. Council

Today's Weather   $20,000 Worth of Goods Offered For Sale to Help World's Needy

Pauley Admits He ‘Did Rather Well’ Trading In  Grain Futures Markets

PAULEY SAYS DEALS PROPER   Defends His Speculation in Grain Market; States He “Did Rather Well”

PAULEY DEFENDS GRAIN DEALINGS   Aid to Army Secretary Tells Probers He Sold Most of Stock Hoaldinns

PAULEY DEFENDS HIS SPECULATION TN (GRAIN MARKET   War Department Official Says He Did Rather Well, but Not From Information Gained on Job.   ASSERTS TRUMAN DID NOT KNOW OF DEALINGS   House Leaders to Follow Up Charges That Trading by Government “Insiders” Boosted Prices,

Asserts Trading Proper, Ethical  Lost $100,000 In liauidation Save

GRAIN DEALS ARE UNKNOWN TO PRESIDENT   Edwin Pauley Admits Grain Speculations Profited Him Well

Pauley Says Grain Gains  Self-Styled Market Flyers Defended As Purely Proper

Grain Market  Speculations - Are Defended   Pauley Says He ‘Did Rath. er Well’ in Trading : This Year

Official Claims Deals ‘American Way’. ae  Grain Market Deals - Defended By Pauley

Lewis, UMW Again Walk Alone   Pauley Admits Grain Profit. Denies Inside News Helped

JAPANESE BOW TO STRIKE BAN   Mass Walkout as Political Protest Canceled After MacArthur Order

JAP LABOR LEADERS BOW TO ORDEA__AFTER HINTING” . THEY MIGHT DEFY GENERAL   By HOWARD HANDLEMAN International Nevwe Service

Rusting Hulk Of Ship Serves As Hideout For Loot Of: Pier Thieves.

Say Aid Plan Partly Doomed  Point Out Impact On Domestic Economy,

HOUSE COMMITTEE DENIES APPROVAL OF SALE TO REDS   Taber Says Transaction Not Consistent With Aid to  fm ee HLL

HOUSE GROUP HAS BLOCKED - RED SUPPLIES   HEAD OF COMMITTEE SAYS “JOE” SHOULD LAY HIS _ CARDS ON THE TABLE

FIRST FULL-SCALE PROBE IN TO LOYALTY OF FEDERAL EMPLOYES GETS UNDERWAY

OW TESTASSO” CATION PLANNED   About 20 Farmers Have Indicated Interest So Far

@ PETER EDSON  Believes Love on High Levels Would Solve Everything

'War-Quality’ Merchandise Won't Sell and Marchants Are Taking Beatina, Savs Manaqer

MISS QVERELL’S GRIEF DESCRIBED   News of Deaths Shocked Girl, Says Lover

SNYDER INVITED TO TAX HEARING   SECRETARY MAY REVEAL WHETHER TRUMAN WILL VETO 4 BILLION CUT.

Sulyok Defies  Hungarian Reds   Freedom Party Leader Calls Open Political Raliw.

Defies Reds By Calling Open Rally   Sulyok Expected to Denounce Hungarian Regime in Stronger Words Than Last Week

7 The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROLIND   STATE DEPARTMENT LOSING ITS ‘TOP EXECUTIVES; WILL CLAYTON TO RESIGN: POWER-TRUST LOBBY TRIES TO HASESTRING POWER COVVISSION.

Word Awaited From Winner of ‘Mrs. Hush’ Prize:   Chinese Communist Forces in Retreat, Claim

Non-Communist Cabinet for ltaly Is Formed   Premier Designate Also Excludes Socialist Members

REDS ANGERED AS DE GASPERI OUSTS PARTY   Charges of Attempt To End Budapest * Regime Made

AFL Plans New Political League   Group Meets Today to Plan Organization, to ght Against Law

Executive Council of AFL Meets to Map Plans In Its Fight Against  The Taft-Hartley Law

Green, Reelected By AFL Makes. Plea For Unity * At Adjournment‘ - Ppiaeg Mesting”

Convention Ends With Unity Plea   Mineworkers Union And Lewis Absent  From Final Session

Grain Margm Increase  Wins Support   Minnesota, Chicago Marts Say Prices Used as Whipping Bo

Food Saving Appeal Draws Wide Support   Truman's Request For Margin Hike Okaved By Thraa Grain Exchancnec ©

Third Margin Now Called for on Grain Deals   Won't. Help But We'll Do It, Markets Say; Eggless Days Asked.

Comply With Truman’: Self-Denial Food Plan   Pledges Pour Into White House Backing Drive To Feed Europe

Marts Agree To Hikes Asked By President  “Denial” Campaign Support Pledged

3 GRAIN MARKETS TO BOOST MARGINS AC FURR AN PRIPEC   Two, However, Protest They Are Being Accused Unfairly.   BLAME U. S. EXPORTS   Truman’s Food-Saving Plan Wins Pledges of Support.

Margins Are Increased by Big BXchANgCS  OY ne en aosaomt Ci88iata   Government Officials Reveal increased Grain Purchases

Secretary Marshall Called Before Senate Foreign Relations Committee to Give Views at Closed Session,

Marshall In Closed Meeting   Secret Conferencc With Senate Group

GOP Leader Sees Need of Example Of Americanism   U. S. Urged to Prove Value of Democracy In Order to Curb Reds

Coal Miners Strike Against New Labor Law   May Touch Off First Test Of Measure

Delegates Blast 1945 Measure   Five-Man Committees Get Direct Fire As Visitors Jam Hearing On Reorganization .

1945 School Law Receives Thumping At Topeka Hearing   Jam Statehouse to Hear Delegates Blast Reoraqanization taw

State Community Property Measure Signed Into Law   Saving Of $100,000,000 In Federal Income Taxes Expected To Result From  Legislation Approved By Duff

Split Income Tax Bill Signed   Only Income for Last Quarter of 1947 Can Be Reported Under Plan

Air Defense Is [In Great Danger, ‘Brewster Declares   Aireraft Industry Now Needs U. 8S. Uelp Quickly Senator Advises

Says Nation‘s Aircraft Industry Is Ailing And Needs Government Help

Quick Federal Aid For Aircraft Industry Asked   Hemispheric Defenses Imperiled, Senator Breweter Warne.

Ailing Aircraft Argentina Purchases British Planes In Preference To P-80s

Senator Sounds Alarm Note... . Says Air Defenses  Crumbling In U.S.

Says Nation’s Aircraft Arm  In Need Help   Senator Brewster Declare: Our Air Defenses Are Weakening While We  “Stall Around”?

Urges Federal Aid To Nation's Plane Industry    Brewster Says Hemispheric Air Defenses ‘Going Out Of Window’ While U. S. Stalls

— WARNING Air Might In Peril -Brewster  shia aia ac prac aa at   SENATOR URGES INDUSTRY AID

Air Industry In Need of Federal Aid   Sen. Brewster Asserts Hemispheric Air Defenses Suffering

U. S. Losing Its Air Leadership,  Brewster Says   Asserts Industry Ailing Needs Government Help Quickly

Brewster Says Nation’s Aircraft  Industry In Need Of Help Quickly   Maine Senator Reports Hemispheric Air Defenses “Going Out The Window While We Are Stalinge Arnind ”

Conditions In LSU Stadium Deplored Inquiry Promised Into Charges Of ‘Drunken Revelry’ At Game

Green Opposes All Labor Bills Before Congress   AFL Leader Launches Lobor Attack on Pending Legislation in Strong Terms

President of AFL Hears Blunt Talk On Co-Operation   Senate Labor Group Admonishes Unions To Lend Helping Hanc

Green Is Asked Fer Cooperation Ca Labor Bills   More Than ‘Negative’ Attitude Is Needed, Senators Tell Him

Marshall Urges Congress Speed Help to Europe   Says Cost Will Increase if Plan Is Delayed: Taft Says Estimates ‘Excessive

21-YEAR OLD GIRL DEDICATES LIFE - TO THE BRITISH   Princess Elizabeth Called Upon Youth to Lift Burden of Empire from Elders.   10-MINUTE BROADCAST   My Whole Life, Whether It Be Long or Short, Dedicated to Your Service.

BRITISH PRINCESS DEDICATES LIFE TO PEOPLE OF EMPIRE   Elizabeth, 21. Today, Call: Upon Youth t to > Shoulder:  ey

Princess Elizabeth Dedicates Life To Brifish Empire On 21st Birthday

ELIZABETH FETED “ON 21ST BIRTHDAY   Princess Calle On. Youths To Ald Her Tasks: ©

Princess Elizabeth ls 21, Dedicates Her Life To Empire   Urges Youth Of Empire To Join In Task; Presents Pour In For Her

PRINCESS GIVES LIFE TO EMPIRE   Heiress To Throne, 21 Asks Loyalty Of British Youth

Princess © Elizabeth 21 Today   Heiress to British Throne Pledges Life To Service of Empire; Swamped By Gifts

London Puts On Holiday Air; Communist Paper Sounds Only Sour: Note

Pope Exhorts Red Cross To Spiritual Aid  Receives O’Connor,  Cites Ultimate “Aim “ Of Rekef Wack

Pope ‘Asks That Red Cross Aim at Spiritual Reliel   Holds Private Audience With O’Connor, Praises American Work

U.S. Withdrawal Asked by Herbert   Attack Blamed on U. S. and Britain

Few Changed Votes Would Reduce Tax   3 House Members Now Favor Reduction.

XIDNAPER FREES FLINT GIRL, 14   Police Hunt Young Man Who Said He Wanted Baby-Sitter

REV. ALVIN J. FORRY ACCEPTS PASTORATE   Resigns East Berlin Reformec Charge To Become Pastor Of Trinity Church Near Myerstown

Free 6 In Carolina LynchTrial   One Defendant And County Jailer Meld

Judge Acquits: Six White Men - InLynch Case   Elderly-Jailer Arrested. On . Bench Warrant; Charged With Letting Mob ‘Obtain Negro

ARREST TWO MEN IN LYNCH CASE   SIX OTHERS FREED IN SECOND HEARING IN NORTH CAROLINA

Judge Frees Six In Bush Hearing   Cunningham Held After Confessing; Jailer Arrested

Mob Action Case Takes New Turn  Surprise Move in North Carolina Probe

Another, With Jailer, Faces Jury... .  Six Whites Freed In Lyneh Attempt

LORDS TO FACE LABOR FIGHT FOR SURVIVAI   Elizabeth to Take Throne Beside Kine George

RED BLOG LEADS IN ROME ELECTION   ‘GROUND LOST TO CHRISTIAN  DEMOORATS, HOWEVER,  SINCE NOVEMBER.

LEFTISTS IN LEAD IN ROME ELECTION   Completion of Count in Test Balloting to Be Made Today.

Red-Dominated "People's Bloc’ Leading InRome  Premier's Centrist Party Gains Ground   25,318 Ballots Out

Construction To Begin on New Church at Milans   Ground-Breaking Ceremony for Baptist Church Sunday Afternoon, 3 p. m.

Phone Pickets Off In Many Areas   Western Electric Negotiations Go On

19,000 More Went To Work Friday Company Report   Southwestern Bell One of Few Territories  Still Holding Out

PHONE PICKET LINES HALTED   W-E Union Action Permits Resumption of Service In Many Sections

Fatality Rise Causes Slump “ir ‘Air Travel   American People Scared to Death, South Caro-linian Charaes

Airplane Aceidents Cause Stir  In Congress  D..~.~k., Wik was ah Es LJ dq   Probe Demanded; Airline Officials Admit Passenger  Travel Falline Off

Lawmakers say American People are Scared By Numerous Plane Accidents Demand Action.

PLANE TRAVEL DEGLINES AFTER LATEST CRASH   Congress Urged To Probe Mishaps; People Reported Afraid To Fly   SAFETY DEVICES ARE BEING GIVEN TESTS

Plane Crashes: Cause Demand: For Inquiries   Commercial Aviation Inquiry Demanded by Both House and Senate

CONGRESS URGED TO INVESTIGATE PLANE CRASHES   House Told Recent Accidents With Loss of Life Are Making People ‘Afraid  . to Fly.”   AIR TRAVEL DROPS; MISHAPS A FACTOR   Aids to Navigation and Landings Are Being Studied  in Effort to Increase Safety.

New Demands For Investigation Of Airplane Crashes  Congress Members Sa  annia Raramina   Congress Members Say People Becoming Afraid to Fly

STUDY URGED IN EFFORT T0 FIND REMEDY   House Members State Airline Travel Is Now on Decline

Requests Are Voiced  in Congress  Senate Committee Will Open Reaad FPyaminctar

Cite Public Fear; Travel  Falling Off   Galax Mishap Spurs Action; Air Safety  Maanewac Awn Passnalnd

Congress Gets Demands For Air Lines Probe   Crashes Making People Afraid To Fly, Declared

Air Disaster Probe Asked  In Congress   People ‘Afraid to Fly Solon Says in Wake Of Galax Mishan

American People Said “Afraid To Fly’ Solons Seek Probe  Of Plane Crashes 

Requests Are Voiced in Congress   Senate Committee Will Open Broad Examination

Congress Urged  To Investigate  Plane Crashes   Senator Raises Issue Whether Alarms Now Are Not Out of Order

No Change in Graham's Status   Former Speculator Sold Holdings after Presidential! Blast

FATT, FATATY, AT DUBOIS   MARSHALL PLAN SUCCESS  Deterrent to Communism

STRIKE CLOSES NATIONAL YARDS   LIVESTOCK HANDLERS QUIT WORK IN MIDST OF CATTLE SALES

Stockyards Paralyzed by Work Stoppage   Several Hundred Handler: Walk Off Jobs in Wage Dispute

Soviet Satellites Blast Argentina  : U. N. Group Debates _ Big Power Veto

Red Bloc Calls Argentina Link  In Former Axis  9-Power Group ~ OK 3 Part Split   ’  For Jerusalem

Argentina Hit As Axis Survival By Soviet Bloe  Denunciation Comes During Lively Debate in UN Assembly Group

Spread Of India’s Civil Warfare Means One Of Greatest Tragedies In All Histor

Sirife Seen As Peril To india Unity   Communal Conflict Due to Retard Moves  . For: Independence; Reds Active In Stirripg Up ‘Trouble   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreivn Alfalrs Analyst

India, on Eve’ ‘of Freedom, Poised On Brink of Religious Civil War

Plan’ Questions Swamp Sponsors  Many Interested in Anti-inflation Drive

Newburyport’s Price Cutting Will Continue   Massachusetts Town Rolls Back Costs On Every Item

NEWBURYPORT'S ~ CAMPAIGN GAINS   Massachusetts Town To Extend Price Experiment Indefinitely

Newburyport 10 Per Cent Price Slash Experiment Spreading Across Nation; Cincinnati Firms Board Bandwagon

TOWN SWAMPED BY PRICE-CUT QUERIES   Inflation Fight Plan Stirs : Nation’s Interest

Queries Swamp Price-Cutters   _Anti-Inflation Drive ‘Interests Cities All Over U. S.

Newburyport Swamped By Anti- Inflation Queries As Price Slash Plan Broadens

Price Cut Plan Gaining Favor   Inquiries Pour in From Other Cities

Price Reduction Plan Extended By Pioneer Town  ~ Authorities: Boxy ‘Reports E is: Mark ‘Down Salo;:’ ~ Experiment Gains Support

Sponsors of ‘Newburyport Plan’ Swamped by Queries af Other Cities

COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT ThE NATION ARE ENLISTING IN THE NEWBURYPORT RETAIL PLAN   Sales Continue to Boom in Massachusetts City—10-Day Experimental Price Roll-Back to Be Extended Indefinitely— Price Tags Aren’t Being Changed

MANY CITIES JOIN. PRICE CUT DRIVE   Sales in Newburyport Increase 110 Per Cent  

\Newberryport Plan:  To Continue ‘Cuts   Leader Says Experiment Is Not Sale on Mark-Down Basis, but Refund of 10 Per Cent Is Given

Makes Good Boast He'd Never Die in Chair For Deaths of Two Tulsa Cops

Slayer of Seneca Watchman ~ Killed Following Jail Break   Victor Everhart, Held at Tulsa for Murder of Two Policemen There, Shot Down Two Hours After Fleeing His Cell.

Escaped Desperado Slain; Gir - Knifed To Death; Trapped — _ -Barglar Kills Self, Buddy

Young Desperado Captured ‘Here Dies in Freedom Bid Following Break From Jail

MRS. ROSAMUECKE “DIED SUNDAY EVE      Hinton. Pioneer Passec Ay i in-Sioux City Aft0s ‘s&s Lone iSickness

MRS, ROSA MUECKE “DIED SUNDAY EVE      Hinton. Pioneer Passed wey in Sioux City After Longe ‘Sickness

Appointees of New Governor  Get Approval   Legislature's Lower House Clears Way  for Flood of Bills

CHRISTMAS IS WHITE, MERRY THROUGH AREA   Mark Bountiful Holiday, In Traditional Setting ~   2-INCH SNOWFALL

BOWERY ON BIGGEST FREE BINGE  Truck Wreck Looses Flood of Scotch, Rye

Senate GOPs Map Out Top Legislation   Green Light Given to Unification of Armed Forces, $4 Billion  Tay Reductian Meacure

SENATE REPUBLICANS TO RUSH MERGER OF FORCES, TAX SLASH  STRATEGY AGREED IN CONFERENCE TODAY; OTHER BILLS STUDIED

Milwarxee Woman Shot  On Streetcar   Uncle Sought by Police for Slaying

House. i. sses: New: Ta Reduction. Measure; Senate Okeh Forecast

Ex-GI Sweats for A Living  ‘Human Perspirator’ Tests  Quality Of Textile Goods

Likes His Work—Losing Some Excess Weight Ex-GI Makes A Living By Sweating [Tt Out’

IS BLAMED ON BLAZING ENGINE   Burns Cause Death of 18 a: American Ship Smashes Up in Syria

REPORTER GOES TO SEE TRUMAN COOK GETS BOOTED OUT BY SECRET SERVICE

‘SENT BACK FOR STOMACH’ Secret Service Men Bounce Reporter Looking For Cook

_ . *=TRUMAN. GETS REPORT —  ‘Air Force to he Any Foe Is Uraed ©

Politics in General Ave Diseussed, Governor of California Says  After Meetine <

Marshall Willing To Revise Plans On Reparations   Offer is Submitted to Moscow Conference in Form of Memorandum

Marshall Says U. S. Willing to Study  German Compromise   Might Agree to Reparations from Current Output Under Same Conditions

Would Study Plan To Allow Reparation: From Current Production In Germany.

German Reparations Compromise to be Studied by U. S.   Marshall Reveals Plan to Foreign Ministers Council

MARSHALL PLANS TO COMPROMISE ON REPARATIONS   Payments Acceptable After Germany Is Self-Suctaining

British Move To End Trouble  In Palestine   Order Evacuation of Women and Children: Yanks Not in Danger

Four More Enroll In New Balanced Farming Program  County Agent Report Purchase of Equipment

mite Cammiecion Tentatively Designated Greenville As Location For One Of 4 Delta Hospitals aii Jowell, Dr. John Ww, Williams, Dr.  nay ar-such towns es Rolling Pork, Rule-

SENATOR FEARS ATOMIC ‘LEAKS’   Solon Favors Giving Canade Secret Except For Danger From Other Nations

CANADA-PACT.. WMS FAVOR IN CONGRESS          GREEMENT RE. NEWED..BUT DOES NOT  PROVIDE FOR ATOMIC  HELP tis

BUTTER PRICE OFF, EGGS STEADY, IGRAINS HIGHER AS TRUMAN TELLS IPROPOSALS ON FOOD SITUATION

HUNT MISSING PLANE WITH 20   Navy PRY Is Lost Over Alaska Watere

LEO LOL ATES ALOE O DIOLS At  se  20 on Board Navy Plane Still Missing

20 MEN ARE MISSING ON PLANE IN ALASKA   Air, Ship Search Continued For Naval Aircraft

CONTINUE SEARCH MISSING PLANE   REPORT 20 ON PBY FEARED DOWN ALONG COAST OF ALASKA

Aid fo Europe May Affect Life In United States   Help-Europe Plan Will Bring New Business ‘Control

European Aid To Be Felt by  Americans   Administration’s Plans May Reach Daily Life   Of Citizens; Some of Needed ftems Short

European Aid May Affect All Americans   Strains on Economy Of This Nation Sighted by Offictals

European Aid May Affect All Americans  Strains on Economy   Strains on Economy Of This Nation Sighted by Officials

U. N. REVISION PROPOSALS 60 TO ASSEMBLY   Soviet Objections T Marshall Projects Are Overruled

REDS OVERRIDDEN BY UN GROUP ON 2 U.S. PROPOSALS   Remodelling Plan and Korean Issue Sent to Full Assembly.   GROMYKO IN NEW BLAST   Charges Marshall ‘Distorted Truth’ in Statement on Korea.

Gromyko Says Marshall Untruthful In Blaming Korea Delay On Soviet   Proposals To Revise Machinery For Peace Sent To UN Assembly

Russia Renews Slashing  Attack On United States   Marshall's Proposals On Revising_Peace_ Machinery Sent To Full U. N. Assembly Over Soviet Objections

Objections by Russia Are Ignored   Slashing Attack Against U.S. Renewed by Soviet

TOP PROPOSALS OF MARSHALL 10 FULL ASSEMBLY   U. N. Acts Despite Bitte: Opposition Of Russian Delegation   SECRETARY MEETS PRESIDENT TODAY

Two U.S. Moves Approved By UN  Assembly Sunday   Russia Continues — Slashing Attacks On America

Full Assembl Will Debate Proposals  By Marshall  Russia Objects Amid Renewal Of Warm Attacks On United States

Russia Renews Slashing Attach Onl. Sj inUN   Gromyko Says Marshall Distorted Truth in Blaming Reds in Korea

U.S. Proposals Sent To Assembly Over Russian Opposition   Revision of U. N. Peace Machinery, Korean Independence Proposals Are Approved; Gromyko Renews Attack on U. S.

Gromyko Charges Marshall Distorted Truth to Imply That Russia is to be Blamed for Delays in Korean nw dence.

Conditionally Favorable Reply Due From Reds Monday on Aid Plan Parley

ATTLEE LASHES AT AED TREND IN OWN CAME   Declares Human Rights Are Denied to People in East Eurone.

More Survivors Seen in Jungle  is Btee Bata: Pik   15 Men Bailed Out Of Flying Fortress

FLIERS SIGHTED IN THE JUNGLE   Details Are As Yet Meagre Concerning Fates Of Airmen In Crash Of Flying Fortress In Nicaragua.

Plane Survivors Sighted in Jungle  Helicopter on Way to Scene of Crash

Attemnted Bae   ARMY SIGHTS SIX SURVIVORS OF CREW CRASHING IN JUNGLE

STUDENT DRIVE BEGINS   Hospital Head Speaks at T. B. Seal Sale Kick-Off Meeting

Attlee Fights To Save His Labor Cabinet   Showdown Is Near In Britain’s Growing Fconomic Crisis

ATTLEE ASKED TO QUIT POST  Brifain's Labor Government Faces Economic Showdown

Attlee Resignation Asked In Editorial   British Labor Government Faces Economic Crisis

BRITISH ECONOMIC ‘STORM 1S THREAT “TO LABOR REGINE   Politicans Weigh Its Chances to Survive as London Daily Mirror Demands Attlee Resign.   PRIME MINISTER CALLS CONFERENCE   Summons Bevin, Morrison and Other Cabinet Members to Parley on Policy to Be Pursued.

Economic Storm in England Discussed By Labor Leaders   Declare Prime Minister Attlee Should Resign - From Government

ATTLEE TOLD TO RESIGN BY LONDON PAPER   GROWING ECONOMIC STORM WATCHED BY VOTERS

PRESENT. DRADLOCK.”, ON _ BARUCH PLAN EXPECTED  ‘TO CONTINUE. DUE  TO NEW Is3UE

Training Foes Say Committee Ionores Them   Protest Follows Move To End House Hearings Today

FLU EPIDEMIC CLOSES MANY HHIO SCHOOLS   C lasses Suspended In Five Communities; Situation Here Normal

Flu Closes Three Gallia Schools;  ‘Absences Soar in Ohio Classrooms

Probe Burned Airiiner Debris After 52 Killed   Plane May Be Landed Safely If Had Been Only Five Feet Higher

SOMERSET  VETERAN  EXTREMELY NERVOUS  AS HE WEDS DAUGHTER”  OF JAP ‘PEACE’ ENVOY

February’s Fickle Weather Slaps Icy Finger On Ohio; Fuel Gas Shortage Threatened

Curtail Industrial Use Of Fuel In Eight Ohio Communities   Mercury Slides 40 Degrees in 10 Hours In Some Sectors; Temperature To Hover Around Zero Tonight

G. O. P. Raps New Budget As ‘Too Big’   Truman’s Figures Termed ‘Shocking,’ Will Receive Axe

Ruling Party Set To Chop $3 Billion   Bridges Says Draft ‘Shocking’ Ty Natinn

Senators Declare War On Spending:   Bridges, Taft Indicate Republicans Will Pare’ Budget Considerably, Keeping Plan to Cut Ineame Taxvac

Republican Leaders Decide 37 Billion Budget Too Big; Plan Four Billion Reduction

GOP Readies Ax For 1948 Funds Asked By Truman   ‘Between 3 and 4 Billion Can ! Be Lopped from Esti4 mates, GOP Feels

GOP READYING CHOPPING BLOCK   Truman Budget ts ‘Too Big’, Leaders Say

First One Since 1930 is Handed Congress; President Issues Stern Warning Against Tax Reduction

GOP Leaders Say Billions: To Be Cut Off   Republicans Are Still Determined Tn Slach Taxes:

ODE LUT UT Republicans Are  — Still Determined Ta Slach Tayveac.

Probers Told Jesse Jones Saved Contract For Hughes   Former Lending Administrator Intervened During War To Halt Cancellation Of Agreement For Giant Flying Boat, Photo Planes, Says Charles Wilson

‘Jesse Jones Saved War Contracts for Hughes, Wilson Says   Senate Probe of . Planemaker’s Work Resumed .

GREEK LEADERS BELIEVE  INTERNATIONAL BRIGADE. COMING TO_AID LEETISTS

Brigade to Help Greek Leftists In Yugoslav Por!   International Unit May Move Through Albania to Jom Rebel Forces

Negro Member Of Troupe Seriously Wounded In Melee  Bull Escapes From Rodeo, Leads Louisville Cops On Merry Chase

Moorefield, W. Va., Man Shot As Bul Leads Louisville Police Mile Chase

Ex-Wasp Starts Bendix Race; Others Follow   “Convértéd Craft After Speed Mark

Bendix Tr Trophy Has Early Start   Three Women Included in  Entrants Flying from - California to Cleveland

Race From West Coast Under Way   Rain May Halt Big Program At Cleveland

First Flyer Off in Race To Cleveland   June Hlavacek Gets Early © Start in Flight From Coast

$25,000 BENDIX TROPHY RACE GOT — AWAYON TIME   One Plane Lost Its Starboard 4 Auxiliary Gas Tank on y Take-off.   INTO THE AIR QUICKE   Tank Skidded Across the Runway and Caught Fire.

Odom Declares Himself Out of Bendix Event  Withdraws From Race at Take-Off

Bill Odom Out Of Bendix Trophy Race   Gas Leak Stops Him; Mantz, 1946 Winner: Regarded As Pilot To Beat In Event

Wartime Wasp Pacing Famous  Fliers In Race   12 Other Planes Competing For Bendix Trophy; Former Warplanes ‘Taking Part

Odom Declares. Himself Out Of Bendix Air Race   Eliminated By Leaking. Gasoline Line; Other Entries Off On Dash: To Cleveland

Odem Is Out Of The Bendix Race   : pete for $25,000 - Trophy   -RUBEL LOSES GAS TANK   Wes Ro railed Runway

‘Odom Is Out Of The Bendix Race   Record Flier Will Not Compete for $25,000 Trophy   RUBEL LOSES GAS TANK   Was Roaring Down Runway When He Lost His Auxihary Supply

AIR RACERS SEEK BENDIX TROPHY   START DASH FROM WEST TO EAST AS GIRL FLIER LEADS

Former Wasp Opens Bendix Trophy Race   Starts Hop to Ohio From Coast; 12 Others To: Follow

12 Planes Leave Van Nuys, Calif., For Cleveland   Mishap Mars One Takeoff; Odom Drops Out

Mantz Favorite in Bendix Race   Winner-Take-All Match With Texas Oilmar Jeopardized as Plane Drops Gas Tank.

Globe-Circle Ace Goes Out Of Air Chase   William Odom: Has Bad Feel Leak at Time of Take-Off

Mantz, McCarthy Are Favorites In Cross Country Race   Odom Drops from Contest Because of Crippled Plane

Trouble In Ship Forces Decision   Globe - Girdler Is Disappointed At Stroke Of Luck

Wartime WASP Leads Dast From California To Ohio in Bid For Air Award

W. P. ODOM OUT OF BENDIX AIR RACE   Rubel Escapes Disaster On Cabfernia Takeoff

Planes Off On Bendix _ Trophy Dask   First Event of National Air Races Carries. Awards Totalling $25, 000: Mantz Favorite

Odom Declares Himself Out of Bendix Event   Aviad decease ——   Withdraws From Race at Take-Off

Arnall Forced to Set Up Offices in Capitol’s Rotunda   Locks Changed During Night by Supporters of Young Talmadge

Executive Dept. Seized ‘In Georgia   Arnall Is Denied Admission To Governor's Of. fice Or Residence.

DOOR BARRED TO ARNALL ON HIS ARRIVAL   State Mansion Also Held by Troopers For ‘Pretender

Yank Skipper To Resist Dutch  Charges Officials With ‘Act Of Piracy’

Crew of Liberty Vessel Ordered to Resist with Force Seizure Attempt

Bricker Demands FBI Investigation Of Six Nominees for Atomic Board

Lilienthal Probe  By FBI Demanded  By Sen. Bricker President Wouldn't Order Investigation

DEMANDS Fol INVESTIGATION OF LILIENTHAL   Sen. Bricker Moves Tc Delay Senate Action On Nomination

LILIENTHAL PROBE ASKED BY BRICKER   Ohio’s Junior Senator Would Bring Facts Out into. the Open

FBI Investigation Of Lilienthal Asked   Bricker Calls for Delay tn Confirming Atomic Commission

a ane  "Bricker. Demands FBI Pr obe fag) Likenthal: Five Others ~:

House Leaders Deny Maneuver To Avoid Bills   Pressing to Clear Legislative Colendas

Limestone’ County Engineer Speaks At Jaycee Meeting   Group Votes to Revive Fiesta de Mexia Celebratior

British Trucking Strikers Warned   Intervention Looms aos Food Distribution Halted

Watches Movie With Dead Man   Fireman Fears to Move, Cause Panic

Declines ‘To Accept Fortune In Stock Dividends  Woman Recluse Refuses To Answer The $25,000 Question

State May Get Fortune in Dividends Refused for 8 Years by Rich Recluse

Appeal Is Made io Red Cross —  Seeks Release of French Civilians

Eisenhower Hits At Lavish Living  Says If Army Charges True. He Will Act

Paris Trial To Receive Defense Evidence Today   DEFENDANT ACCUSED IN FOOTBALL CASE MAY PLEAD GUILTY

Eastern U. S. Paralyzed by Heavy Snow   16 Weather Deaths Recorded With Many Reaions Isolated

Car Magnate Smashes at  Closed Shop  Wilson Warns He'll Ouit Business   Wilson Warns He'll Quit Business ; Before He’ll Sign.

NEW DEAL LABOR LAWS UNDER FIRE; CHANGES URGED   Head of General Motors Tells Senate Committee He Never Will Sign Closed  Shop Agreement.   HOFFMAN ASKS REPEAL OF THE WAGNER ACT   indiana Republican Charges White House Advisers Have Played Politics on Labor Issues.

Many Demands Made to Alter Labor Edicts   GM Head Vows He'll Never Sign Closed Shop; Wagner Act Hit

ee  GM Official Assails Closed Shop Setup Drastic Changes In Labor Laws Asked

GM HEAD HITS CLOSED SHOP   Asserts He'll Quit Befor Signing Firm to Union Closed Shop Pact

Closed Shop Again Under Sharp Attack In Congress  President.of GMC Tells Committee He Will Not Sign  Such Agreement

ee  CORN TAKING BEATING    Flora Seee No Relief From Ex. treme Heat for Next Few Days

Seek New U.S. Farm Policy Of Abundance   Anderson Presents 7-Point Long Range ‘Plans to Congress

Solon Again Denies ‘Deal’  Was Offered.   Hearing Is Thrown Into Uproar as Plane Maker Shouts Committee Is Ynfair in Procedure

MAN REET BID OR CAMPAIGN TOUR   pluses Appeals To Go Or » Western Political Jaunt

COMPROMISE ON AID-T0-EUROPE BILL EXPEGTED   RFC Will Advance $150,000,000 Before Congress Actually Appropriates Money

PRINTERS WORK QUT NEW PLAN   Convention Debates Details o “No-Contract” Labor Policy.

—ADOPTS NO-CONTRACT POLICYWritten Agreements  Ruled Out, Says ITU

Like Giant Skyrocket   Stunned Citizens Face New Terror; Smoke Shrouds Sky

Added Misery Brought To lows In New Blasts   Correspondent Gives Account Of Ship Explosions Today

New Explosions ~ ~ Sharpen Misery, Sorrow in Texas   Rain. of Steel Adds New Victims to Texas City Blast Dead

<ESCUERS BARELY PAUSED  Second Ship Went Off Like Giant Skyrocket

New Ship Blasts Rock Texas City   Liberty Ship High Flyer Explodes —- Jagged Stee’ Rains on Dock Area

New Blasts Sharpen Grief After 13 Hours   Giant Skyrocket Bursts Over. Scene of Tragedy

SORROW AND MISERY [5 HEIGHTENED WITH TWO NEW EXPLOSIONS  WEARY CITIZENS OF DEVASTED AREA FURTHER STUNNED, DAZED

New Ship Blasts Early Today Showel Area With Deadly Steel Fragments   Explosions Appear Like Giant Sky Rocket; Writer Tells Of Misery And Sorrow So Rampant In Texas City.

Black Desolation, FurtherExplosions DazeTexasCitizens   Steel Becomes. Shrapnel Which Falls Like Rain Upon Stricken Port City

VO rattern Among he tfead ‘Reporter Describes Scenes OF Death. Ruin -In First-Hand Account Of Texas Explosions

‘NEW ‘SKYROCKE7?’ EXPLOSIONS ADD TO WOES OF DAZED AND STUNNED RESIDENTS 

EY CVATHESS atfory  Blasts Send Red-Hot Steel Into Air Like Sky-Rockets

Hot Steel Fragments Fall Like Rain As New Explosions Add To Holocaust

WO Fier AMONG £Hhe 170Q0 [Reporter Describes Scenes Of Death, Ruin In First-Hand Account Of Texas Explosions

Kansas Student Beaten to Death   Body of Male Nurse Found in His Room

GOP-Chieftains Lead Fight For Gov't Economy   President’s Budget Called Excessive In Senate, House

Republicans Urge Slash in Spending   Taft Proposes Reduced Outlay; Avoaide Cut In Defense Monies

BUDGET’S SLASH TO 33 BILLIONS SOUGHT BY GOP   Taft Would Revise Truman's Figures Drastically—Taber Sharpens Knife

Senate GOP Leaders Demand Budget Lower Than Truman’s   House Leaders Also Economy Minded; Announce Estimates Before President's Message on Budget

G. 0. P. WANTS CUT IN BUDGET      Decide On $3,500,000,000 Less Than Truman's Version

FORECAST SHOWERS, MILD TEMPERATURES IN NATION  tiv WRB anlurw'rczivOnDm YPwenwoe

Covington, Ind., Will Hear  Bible Read From Start to Finish to Open New Year

BIBLE READING MARATHON SLATED   Community Selects Unique New Year Fet

Civie Bible Recital To Start New Year  Covington Marathon  To Finish Holy Book

Indiana City To Begin Reading Bible to Mark Opening of Year 1948

Britain Must Lift Self by Her “Bootstraps”   Economic Analysts See No Possibitity at Naw 11S laan

-conomic Experts in U.S. Giving Close Attention [ o Fast-Developing Financial Crisis in England

Freighter Blows Up, Sets Off Chemical Plant Explosion; Casualty Estimate 200-700   Huge Fires Rage In Oil Storage Tanks Along Gulf Waterfront; Rush Aid From Entire Area

Rally Forces Workers Urged In French Riots   Scores Are Injured ‘In Clash Between Reds And DeGaullists

RED-LED UNION RALLYING 10 HALT DEGAULLE   French Workingmen Urged To Merge After Riot On Streets Of Paris

Grand Jury Charges Ex-Congressman Agreed To Accept $53,634 For Aid To Contractors ,

TRIAL SET FOR MARGH 19 IN FEDERAL COURT   May Accused Of Agreeing To Accept $53,634 From Garsson Interests   NEW DEVELOPMENTS SEEN   Clark Reveals Special Grand Jury To Be Recalled To Study New Evidence

Gerhard Eieler Has Beer Tagged As Director Of Party's Activities In America

BUCKINGHAM'S SCHOOLS PREPARE FOR OPENING   Grade Placements Are Listed By Supervising Principal   ALL TEACHERS RETURN

BUCKINGHAM PLANS SCHOOLS’ OPENING   Grade Placements Listed By the Supervising Principal   ALL MENTORS RETURN

10 PENNSYLVANIANS “MARKED” FOR DEATH   Hundreds Will Also Be Injured In Labor Day WeekEnd Accidents   ‘CAUTION IS URGED

KKK “Ghosts” Haunt Sen. Brewster As He Makes Speech at Bowdoin   College Students Carry Signs Saying:

FISLER TRIAL OPENS TODAY   ul ALLEGED’ "NO. 1" SOVIET  AGENT CHARGED WITH FRAUD IN CONNECTION ‘____. WITH_PASSPORT _  os

Around-the-World Fliers Pass Over Helena Today  Truman, Evans Keep Right On Going Toward California

Utility Service Break Bill Wins    Seek to Make Measure Effective for Use in Telephone Strike

TEMPERATURES   Strikers Are Liable To Felony Arrests   Bill, Passed By Both State Senate And House, Rushed To Governor Sigler For Speedy Action: Provides Prison Terms

lowa’s Babies To Compete For Trophies at Fair   Contest Held for First Time Since 1941

HOUSE, SENATE GOP SPLIT ON BUDGET SLASH   Upper Chamber Action For 4.5 Billion Cut Assailed by Owen

Both Houses In Debate on Budget Cut   Senate Expected to Favor Millikin Proposal for   $4,500,000,000 Slash;  DPA fa Threatened

Budaet Fight Waxes Wartr   Senate Retreat on Slash ‘Cowardly’, Cries House Member

Schwellenbach Raises Question Of Portal Veto  Secretary Opnoses Bill Banning Claims

Speedy Ruling On Portal Pay Is Requested   Schwellenbach O pposes Measure To Outlaw Portal Claims

Cabinet Heac Hits Bill On Portal Suits   Labor Secretary’s Stand Raises Velo As A Possibility

Portal Claim Review Sought   Schwellenhach Opposes Rilla Avginst Pay

70-Year-Old Liquor Law Up for Vote of Assembly   Legislators Also Probe Legality of Appropriations To Ohio Veterans Organizations

LIQUOR SALES NEAR FAIRS I$ UP FOR VOTE   May Exempt Permit Holders From 70-Year-Old Statute

Ohio Assembly To Vote On Exempting Liquor Permit Holders From Old Law

Coast Guards Rescue Crew o! Wrecked Ship   Rescuers Operate Breeches Buoy From Jeep to Bring. Men Safely Achore

Breeches Buoy Rescues Crew  Coost Guard Takes Men Off Vessel on Maine Coast Rocks

Rescue Crew Ship Wrecked  on Maine Roek:   Huge Wave Rips Off Bow, Tears Away Life Boats OF Alexander.

\Coast Guards Dramatically Save 37 Crewmen Of Wrecked Collier .   Vessel Victim Of Fierce Coastdl Storm And Men Are Pulled To Shore On A  Rreachec Bunyv Tine

Atlantic Gale Wrecks Vessel On Maine Coast   Coast Guards Save 37 When Freighter Is Dashed On Rocks

SAVE CREW OF TROUBLED SHIP   Seventy-Three Brought Ashore In Dramatic Rescue After Collier Breaks In Two At Sea.

37 CREWMEN TAKEN FROM BROKEN SHIP   Collier Splits in Two in Fierce Storm Off Cape Elizabeth, Me. — Men Are Brought Ashore by Breeches Buov.

Ship Breaks At Cape Elizabeth In Violent Gale   Local Man Among Crew Saved By Coast Guard

Craft Fails To Return to Mother Ship  Hope Held Craft May Be Afloat on South Pacific

Byrd Seaplane Bearing Eight Long Overdue  Cant. Caldwell Amona   Capt. Caldwell Among Missing——Weather Hampers Search

Navy Seaplane Carrying Eight ’ Long Overdue   Left Antarctic Group On Dec. 30 For Exploratory Flight Of Several Hours

—ANTARCTIC— Plane Had. Eight Navy Men Aboard  _ Unreported Since Monday Morning

SEAPLANE WITH BYRD MISSING   PBM MARINER WITH 8 PERSONS ABOARD OVERDUE ON FLIGHT

Plane Overdue In Antarctic   ’ Plane With 8 Aboard On Exploratory Flight From Tender

Antarctic Expedition Plane Reported Lost   Navy Seaplane With Nine Aboard Overdue--Rescue Efforts Homnered

Navy Plane With 8 Persons Aboard ‘Reported Overdue   On Exploratory Flight From Polar Expedition

PLANE OVERDUE ON TRIP FROM POLAR REGION   Bad Weather Hampers Search For Navy Craft with 8 Persons Aboard

One of Byrd Expedition Planes Lost  Secplane Missing In Antarctic With @ BDencance Abhbunuwt

Rival Claimants to State’: Governorship Finally ' Enter Showdown Litigation

‘Holy War’ May Signal Russian Army ‘March’   U.S. Military Observers Believe Soviets Might intervene in Palestine

Temperatures   Russian Intervention Would Put Forces on Mediterranean; Lack Of Joint U. N. Force Pointed Out

COP Congressmer Consider Curbs On High Prices  a ere cme  Taft Presents

SHIED. AWAY FROM. OCKING THE DOOR: AGAINST CONTROLS          This’ ‘Was Consensus of Opin: “Ton “of: Congressional Leaders Today:       A-- PRELIMINARY: DRAFT   It Is ‘Said to ‘Be Significantly .. Devoid ‘of Any, Attack-on’. Triman.

Republicans Leaning To Control   Taft Prepares Draft Devoid Of Attack

Labor Bill ‘Compulsory Techniques’ Are Opposed   Senators Murray And Ball Heard  : As Committee  yon Tey 

Careful Study Of Labor Bills Urged  an ttee Opens ~ Hearings On Measure

Compulsory Labor Statutes 0 Opposed   Sens. Ball, Murray Urge  Cure of Strike Causes

Hearing on Bills fo End Labor Strife Is Begun in Senate  Group Urged to Stee: Clear of ‘Compulsory Techniques’

Ball. Murray Support Labor Control Bills   Committee Urged to Steer Clear of All Compulsory Actions

Production Of Autos Drops Off   Some 50,000 Workers Face : Lay-Offs As Supply Of  : Steel Dwindles

J. W. Hanley, 56, Victim of Heart Attack  Services Wednesday In Lewistown for Secretary to Ford

Governor Ford's  Secretary Dies   J, W. Hanley, 56,  Heart Victim

Irgun Seeks Aid Of Jews Throughout Vvorld Merciless Economic War Against Britain Is Sought

Underground Appeals To Jews To Strike Britain   Seek Reprisals Around World for Trans shipment of 4,400 Refugees

Urge All Jews To Hit Britain   Underground Group Calls on All to Hit  Britain Economically

JEWS GALL FOR WORLD BOYCOTT AGAINST BRITAI   Underground Group De nounces Shipment Of Refuaqees To Germany

OP SENATORS  ~ WERE POLLED   VANDENBERG GETS: MOST "VOTES" FOR PRESIDENT  —SENATOR TAFT IS  —— SECOND —————-.

KEY AMERICAN DIPLOMATS FLY TO RIO PARLEY   Delegation Receives Farewell Pledge Of Truman

CO-OP MEN SUILDING POWER LINE   100 Citizens of North Yuma County Work on Project

LONDON, PARIS PLAN TREATY OF ALLIANCE   Continue Historic Tie As Blum Visits With Attlee

Act to Prevent Any Fresh Reich Menace  Decide to Cooperate   Decide to Cooperate In Settlement Of Mutual Questions

Great Britain And France Plan Treaty   Alliance Needed For Joint Defense, London Contends

GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE AGREE TO ENTER ALLIANCE   Decision Reached to Conclude Treaty During Premier Leon Blum’s Visit to London.   AIM IS PROTECTION AGAINST GERMANY   Possibility Seen of Closer Economic Links Between Two, as Well as Military Co-operation.

Appropriations,  to Be Limited Find Many Places  to Cut Spending

Would Help Vets   Florida Senator Proposes  $500 Tax Exemption as Special Relief

Favored by Democrats From South   Would Outlaw Closed Shoy and Boycotts—Passage  Expected by Friday

Open House Debate Upon Union Control   Passage of Program YWhielt  Would Put Restraint on Strikes Expected Friday

ACTION . PROMISED TO CET RELEASE OF THREE AMERICANS   State Department to Take Mat. ter Up With Slavs; Army Protest Fails

State Department To Press Case Of Seized Troops  Americans Were Taker By Yugoslavians On Trieste Frontier

U5. 10 PROTEST SEIZURE OF YANKS   STATE DEPARTMENT TO TAKE CASE UP WITH YUGOSLAV GOVERNMENT,

U.S. Plans Action on GIs Captured By Yugoslavs   State Department To Take Up Immediately Case of 3 Soldiers

Commander's Protests Are Ignored   State Department Will Demand Release of Yanks

New Attack Directed By Ex: -Employe   Charge Political Pressure Dictates Department Policy

Former Official In Department Directs Effort   Pamphlet Issued Listing Evils of Present Setup

Prison Expose Regarded as a Dud Despite Two $50-A-Day Investigators

NEW BASE ON ARTIC OCEAN   NAVY. REVEALS BASE HAS _BEEN. ESTABLISHED ON LONELY ISLAND-OFF ALASKA.

Russia Negoliating Pact With Hungary   Alliance Designed To Align Armies In Event Of War

Russia Charged With Hungarian Military Union   Soviet Moves to Align Eastern. Europe to  Thwart Treaties

Designed Lo Align Armics In Event Of War  Russians Reported N. egoliating Defensive Pact With Huncarv

Russia Reported Seeking to Tie ArmiesTogether   Reds in Austria Rebuffed in Drive For New Elections

Pope Pius Warns People Further Than Ever From The True Peace   Truman Pledges  Help To Hungry   America Is Merry, But It’s A Different Story In Other Lands

Pope Declares ‘Insineerity’ Blocking Path   Bloodshed In Palestine, Greece, China And Indochina Rages As Christians Honor Birth Of Chriet

NATION OBSERVES CHRISTMAS EVE   MILLIONS OF AMERICANS GATHER IN FAax0LY GROUPS AT EFIRESIOES.

All Christendom To Observe Day   ‘Peace On Earth. Good Will Towards Men’ Shaded By Bloodshed Abroad

GOLD RESERVE MAY BE USED IN 4-8 WEEKS   Failure of Earlier Meetings Create Dim Outlook

KILL SUSPECT IN INDIANA MURDER   TACKS ROLICRMAN QUESTIONING ABOUT SHOOTING OF WOMAN

WOMAN KILLED ~— INGAB AT GARY   Body Tossed In River; Escort Slain After Tussle With Police

TEMPERATURES   WOMAN SHOT BY CHICAGO CAB DRIVER   Murderer Killed When He Slugs Officer Who Picked Him Up

Horse Racing  To Be Big Event At State Fair   Seven Races Every Day Wil Headline Program

Will Have. Greatest ~ Speed Classic Ever   “Big Tine” Cirenit Champlonship Harness and Runuing Races 7 Races Each Day

TEACHERS FILE STRIKE NOTISE   DETROIT SCHOOLS FACE SERIOUS WAGE DISPUTE

Legislature In--Special-—Session’ ‘Monday    Expected to Last Only One Day, ’ However

Boat Yields “More Bodies   Toll Expected to Hit 22 In Pittsburgh Blast

NEW PROBLEM PRESENTED  Negro Vet Awarded Car Affer Wave Of Protests Over Nation

Nagy Expected To Head Exile Regime In U.S.   Romania Notified Americans’ Rights Will Be Protected

Ousted Premier Of Hungary Plans Plane Trip To U.S,   ‘Speculation Is Made On Possibility Of Operating Government In Exile   FORECAST ARRIVAL HERE ON SATURDAY

Captain Tells Story-- Sea Monster Sighted (Again) Off North Carolina Coast

Master of Ocean-Going Ship Tells of Vessel Striking “Sea Monster’

Central New York Digs Out From Big Snow      FURY OF BLIZZARD IS SPENT ON EAST COAST

STORM BLOWS SELF OUT OVER NEW ENGLAND   Leaves 19 Deaths In Its Wake Upstate New York & Hard Hit

OHIO SENATORS - FAIL-TO AGREE   TAFT NOT OPPOSED To _ LOBBY PROBE BUT BRICKER _ ASSAILS TRUMAN'S ' " PROPOSAL

ACTION LIFTS BUDGET CUTS TO $2 BILLION   Cut Is Second Largest Made in Republican Economy Drive

Action Scored By Democrats; Battle Looms   32 Percent Slash Would Be Biggest Voted By House Committee

louse Asks for Drastie Reduction   Proposes Biggest Slash In Funds Since That For Interior: Demos Plan A Fieht

Deep Slash Is Voted in Asriculture Dept. Funds   Plan To Oppose Action Right Up To 1948 Elections.  Democrats Sav

House Committee Votes 32 Per Cent Slash For  Asriculture Department   Democrats Announce They Will Fight Right Up To Next Year's Elections To Save Coneervation And Other Procrame

Adm. Mountbatten Is Sworn in As Last Viceroy  Viscount Shatters  Precedent With Speech From Throne

Lord Mountbatten Takes Office As Viceroy of India   Asks Full Cocreration in Precedent-Shattering Speech at Delhi

Mountbatten Becomes India 4 Last Viceroy  ” Pg 4a ae oe ae oe a... ae. — a a , . ae

BRITISH RATION CUTS FORECAST   Cabinet Studies Ways Te Combat Economic Crisis

Food Ration Cut Faces Britains   Meagre Amounts To Be Slashed Further

BRITAIN STUDIES CUT IN RATIONS   ASK UNITED STATES RELAX PROVISIONS OF LOAN AGREEMENT

immediate Cut ” In Britain’s Food Rations Forecast   Cabinet Ministers Consider Plan'in Effort ta Combat Eeonamie Cricie

REACTION IS SLOW TO TRUMAN TALK   President Awaits Foreign Criticism of Speech At Monticello.

Truman Scores  Russian Tactics   President in Talk In Virginia critical Of ‘Blocking’ Policy

PARTY LINES SWING INTO FOCUS IN OHIO   Portal- To» Portal Suits Up For Limitation Vote

Hoover Backs Foreign Relief Setup   Says Rehabilitation Delayed by Russigon Obstructior

Hoover Charges Russia Bleeding America ‘White   Former President Says Soviet Obstructing Pro:  duction In Former Axis Nations To Inptt WMalsnt Land Ena £1 €

Hoover Urges Approval Of Relief Plans   Suggests Methods Of Restoring Jap, German Economies

HOOVER BACKS RELIEF FOR TWO AXIS NATIONS   Ex-President Claims Rus. sia Is Blocking Recovery Of Europe

Hoover Backs Relief Plans Of War Dep’   Former President Urges Funds To Aid Germany > gnd Janan

PUSHES 2 MORE VET AID BILLS   Morse Presses For Action On Others After Four Adopted Saturday

Pressure For Quick Passage Veterans Bills   All Have Won Senate Ap. proval; Might Postpone Onticek Action. :

Morse Pushes For Enactment  ‘Of Veteran Aid   Chances Of Quick Action On Proposals Appear Dim; House Has Not Acted On Bills

Press Passage Of Vets’ Bills  Doubt Quick Action On Morse Proposals

Senate Urged To Vote Two Vet Aid. Bills  Morse Pushing for   Morse Pushing for Increase in On-Job: Salary Ceiling

Chances for Quick Action on Veteran Legislation is Dim  Morse Seeks Senate Approval on Two Bills Today

Fresh Pressure Put On Party For Passage of Two More Vet Aid Bills

Senate Passes And Considers Bills For Vets   Four Measures for War Veterans Win Senate Okay in Saturday Session; Two More Are Pending.

Two More Bills To Aid Veterans May Be Passed Before Saturday;   Bond Cashing Measur re Approved

Morse Advances Veterans Bills; Action Doubifu   Would Boost On-Job Training, Disabied Vets Subsistence

Seek Passage of Two More Vet Aid Measures  Four Win Senate Approval Saturday

Presses Party Leaders For Passage of Two Vet Bills Terminal Pay Bond Measure Okayed

Senator Morse Applies Pressure To GOP Chiefs In Effort To Have Two Veterans Bills Approved

Morse Seeking Action on More  Fy-Gl Aid Bills   One Would Increase On-Job-Training Salary Ceilinas:

News Day And N ahi   Purge Labor Of ‘Goons, Pleads Ball      Manufacturers Ask Passage Of Tax Cut Bill; CIO Asks Low Income Relief

Ball Asks Labor Housecleaning  Would Make Unions linhla Bae lintair

They llGetHoliday   ‘Stateside’ Thanksgiving Is : Ahead. for Troops, Others in Japan

Army Shakes Up European Staff: Clay in Top Post  Clark Called Home; _ McNarney Shifted

CURFEW IMPOSED ON JERUSALEM   New Violence Fiares While Immigrant Ship Lands Jews lilegaliy

Beach Illegal Immigrant Ship During Attack   Daring Assault On British Camp In Jerusalem Aids Beaching Effort

JERUSALEM PUT UNDER CURFEW   Military Camp Attacked, Ref: ugee Ship Beached .....

L. C. Kirgan, 70, Fairfield Publisher Dies Monday Morning   Veteran Newsman Edited Recorder For Fifty Years ©

RACE OUTBREAK KILLS ONE AND INJURES EIGHT   514 Whites Quit Cell After Defying Guards For Nearly 24 Hours

BEVERAGE BILL NOW READY FOR SENATE ACTION   Up To Senate Now To Back House Ir Banning Wine, And Authorizing Prohibition Or Regulation Of Beer In Several  Counties.

Ban Cn Wine  In Robeson  Passe Heuse   Bills Introduced  To Ban Picketing., And Subversion ©

To Investigate Further Into Gang Paroles   Charge Made in Chicag< That Money Was Paid  for Transfers

Convict Bribe Charges Made   Warden of Federal Prison Opposed Transfer of Capone Hoodlums

EUROPEAN APPROVAL GREETS PLAN FOR AID   Communist Press Lone Critic Of Marshall Program

Western Europe Hails Marshall Plan; Soviet Raps At "Imperialism"

OPEN SPACES FILLING UP Industrialization Booms Texas Towns, Skyrockets Population

Orange Paces Growth Reports— Survey Indicates Texas May Reach Top Four Stafes by Census in 1950

SENATE GOP'S TO BE POLLED ON LABOR BIL!   To Decide Whether Measure Should Be Touchened

Poll on Stronger Labor Bill to Be Taken in Senate   Taft to Be ‘Governed by . Results in GOP

Corporation Certifications Show Faith in Future of Ohio Business

Leaf Prices Show Slight Falling Off  -_PD2 OTF woatlio: Te   . Greeneville Is ‘Leading Marke. For. Tennessee

Proposal to End Poultryless Day Rejected   Industry Promises to Bring Back Better Offer to Luckman

Poultrymen To Offer New Grain-Saving Plan Today  yr ee.   Luckman Turns Down First Proposal ‘For Scrapping Of Poultryless Thursday

New Proposal To Be Offered By Poultrymen   Industry Says Chickens Gérging On Vitel Grains

Effort Resting Heavily on the Women, Says   Farmers’ Organizations Pledge Assistance in Food  Saving Campaign

Also Asks Assembly To Recess   College Students Plan To March On Capitol

Rudderless Legislature Is Not Going ‘Anywhere as Leaders Wait for Orders

Banker, Ex-Major Kidnapped Today In Reprisal Acts   Held for Life Of Convicted Underaround Man

Expect Intensive Cold War Action   Europe More Divided Than  at Anv Time

iat Fv odumiisiceees sari a  Western Bloc To Undertake Reich Merger Talks Shortly   Big Four Break-Up: Leaves Widest Split Since Conflict Ended

West German State Expected to Emerge From Big-4 Rupture   Jrompt Unification of British, French, U. S. Zones in Prospect; Great Economic Struesle Brews

HARVESTER COMPANY TO REDUCE PRICES   Firm Announces It Will Make Substantial Cuts on Farm Machines, Trucks and Other Items.

GERMANY NEFDS DEFINITE PLANS   Failure Of America May Turn People Toward Russia, Says Expert

ROBERT MOSES VALLS FOR DEFINITE PLAN   New Yorker Declares Discouraged Ones May Turn to Russia

DEFINITE PLAN FOR GERMANY IS URGED BY MOSES   Investigator Says Democratic Elements In Nation May Be Discouraged   DISPLACED PERSONS ARE POSING PROBLEM

U. 5. Urged To Make Plans For Germany   Moses Says Democratic Forces May Become Discouraaed

MOSES CALLS FOR DEFINITE GERMAN PLAN   Noted Planner Declare: Germany Ready To Turn To Russia

RED ‘GERMAN GRAB WARNING IS GIVEN   Moses Urges Strict Watch by U.S. to “Prevent Russian Coup.

jeticaiced: Winesnanckwwewe   ‘Roane Hill-Billy Musician Admits Passing Checks Throughout U. S.

U.S. OFFICERS SEEK WAR WITH RUSSIA?   ‘Discharged Colonel Says Maxwell Field Group Promotes War.

LAUSCHE RUMOR “CONE AROUND   Ray Miller A Also. Talked of In Cofimection With Ohio’. Bovernorshin =

RED DEMANDS UPSET APES FOR BiG FOUR   ACCORD UNLIKELY ON PEACE PACT FOR GERMANY

Agreement On Unification Held Impossible Unless Soviets Provide Facts

U. S., Britain Open Talks To Increase Production Of Coal in German Ruhr

Anglo-American Conferences Get Under Way   Increase in Coal Production in Ruhr One Big Objective

Argentina Meets U.S. Demands  Messersmith. Heads Back to His Post

Shoe Factory To Reopen Monday   Operators Agree To Follov “Normal Grievance Procedure”

Bus Drivers And Workers Vote To Strike At Noon   Employes Of Blue Ridge Western Division  Vote To Walkout.

JAYCEE AWARDS ARE: ANNOUNCED   Joe Louis Among Those Honored As Outstanding By Organization

Jaycees Select Ten Outstanding Young Men OfU.S  Labor Union Leader Joseph Beirne Named

10 Outstanding Men Chosen By Jaycees   Bierne Is First Labor Leader To Receive Desiaqnation

U.S. JAYCEES NAME NATIONS TEN TOP MEN   Labor Union Leader’: Name Listed For First Time

CASEY DENIES _ FRAUD INTENT   Former Roosevelt Aide Breaks Down On Wit ness Stand

UMW APPEAL T0 SUPREME COURT IS GONGLUDED   High Court Now Has Case Under Advisement; No Decision Seen Soon

COURT STUDIES LEWIS’ APPEAL   UMW Spokesman Predicts Contempt Reversal

Union Sees Victory For  John Lewis   Spokesman Thinks Court Will Reverse Contempt Convictior

Miners Confident Supreme Court Will Favor Union   Decision in Contempt Case Against  ) T puste amd LIKMAVAS Pine th Abed These thle cLn.

High Tribunal Deliberating Lewis’ Case   UMW Banking On Contempt Reversal ; Jackson Shows Fre

FAVORABLE VERDICT EXPECTED BY UMW   Miners Confident - Court Will Reverse Conviction

Court Takes Case Under Advisement   Ruling on Lewis, UMW Contempt Conviction Not Expected for at Least Three Weeks; Tig Justices Clash

Wainwright-Retires After Brilliant:. Military Career  + as a Ceneral of   “Famed General of World War Il Civilian Again -

Wainwright Changes to Civilian Clothes for Firet Time Since 1902

) @ Sten Seow  -Hold Your Noses When You Read N. A.M. and C. I. 0. Newses!

STORM RAGES FROM VIRGINIA UP 10 MAINE   NEW YORK BATTLES DRIFTS; CAPITOL HAS 7 INCHES

BAD WEATHER CONTINUES 24 HOURS   Rail Travel Blocked, Many Schools Closed   From Carolinas To Maine Under Cover Of White; Temperatures Drop

BLIZZARD LEAVES TRAIL OF 48 DEAD   HIGHWAYS CHOKED WITH SNOWDRIFTS IN EASTERN STATES

Freezing Winds Follow Season s Worst Storm  27 Inch Snowfall   27 Inch Snowfall In Virginia Area; Trains Slowly Return To Normal

Frigid Winds, New Cold Grip Crippled East   Storm Blows Toward Sea, Newfoundland; Snow Blankets Area

Toll Is 48 As Storm Rips East   Atlantic Seaboard  Buried in, Snowfall; Cold Wave Follows And Traffic Is Tied

Transporfation And Industrial Tieups Result  eC ehanic Clacad eo      Schools Closed: Virginia Reports 27-Inch Fall

‘¥ —STORM— ~ Transport Snarled, Plants Idle  MANHATTAN DIGGING OUT

Freezing Winds And Falling Temperatures Grip East In Wake Of Heavy Snow—Traffic Accidents On DriftChoked Highways And Over-Exertion Account For Majority Of Fatalities, Twenty Of Which Are Listed In Pennsylvania—Schools Closed In Dozen States

Freezing Winds Hit East After Heavy Snowlall  Transportation, Industria! Activities Curtailed, Air

Storm Takes 48 Lives on East Coast   Freezing Winds and Falling Temperatures Follow Snowstorm

TEMPERATURES GO DOWN IN WAKE OF HUGE SNOW STORM   Freezing Winds Causing Cold Wave in Eastern Part of United States

FREEZING WIND FOLLOWS SNOW THAT CLAIMS 48   Eastern States Continue To Dig Out From Heavy Fall; Industry Crippled

FREEZE MOVES IN WAKE OF DEEP SNOW   Storm Snarls Traffic, Closes Schools In Nation

Freezing Winds Grip Kast in Wake of Big Snow   Coast States Struggle To Keep Hiways Open At Least 48 Are Dead

Six-Foot Drifts, Freezing Winds Paralyze East   Transportation And Industry Stricken; Temperature Drops

Storm Moves To Sea; 48 Lives Taken   Seaboard States Are Covered by Snow From Carolinas North

Eastern UU. 8.—  Storm  Leaves 48 Dead   Atlantic Seaboard Is Buried Under Heavy Coating Of White

eastern Coast Covered With Snow And Ice      HEAVY PROPERTY LOSS REPORTED DUE TO BLIZZARD

Freezing Cold Holds in East   lowa Cold Too By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

East Is in Grip Of Frigid Winds   Snowstorm Blows Out to Sea After Causing 48 Deaths   DRIFTS SIX FEET HIGH   Land Transportation Tied Up. Ship Sailings Delaved

Storm Death Toll Rises fo A8 in East   Freezing Winds, Lower Temperature Follow Big Snow

Storm Blows Out To Sea Leaving East Blanketed In White: Traffic Tied

Frigid Winds Mix With Low  Temperatures   Snowstorm Blows Oui To Sea Leaving At Leust Forty-five Dead Jn Its Wake   Railroad Travel Back to Normal   Sections Of Pennaylvania Reported Buried Under Four Feet Fall Of Snow

FREEZING WINDS GRIPPED THE EAST IN WAKE OF STORM   ‘Forty-eight Deaths Are Re ported As Result of Cokl.   RAGED FOR 24 HOURS   Snarld ‘Air and Surface Transportation In Many Sections.

48 IN EASTERN STATES DIE AS STORM RESULT   Eastern Seaboard Is Buried Under Heavy Snow Blanket

East in Grip Of Cold Wave With 48 Dead   Temperatures Fall In Wake of Storm;  Snow Buries Coast

Cold Crips East After Snowstorm   At Least 48 Deaths Reported; Surface, Air Transportation Baawsine Sareleact

49 Dead in Storm in East   East Seaboard from Carolinas to Maine  Blanketed

SEVERE STORM TAKES 48 LIVES   Winds, Low Temperatures Grip Eastern States Today

SCORES ARE DEAD IN EAST'S STORM   ‘Deep Snow Blankets Eastern  Seaboard from Carolina tr Maine

Storm Buries East Seaboard  Under Snow —   Freezing Wind Follows in Wake; Roads Blocked, Schools Closed

EAST IN GRIP OF COLD WINDS   Falling Mercury Moves In as . Snowstorm Fatal to 48 Dies.

Cold Moves in On Snowy East  48 Dead After 24  Hours of Blizzard

At Least 48 Die in East Coast Storm, Mercury Falls Today   27 Inch Snow Fall Recorded in Some Parts on Friday

Cold Grips East After Heavy Snow   Storm Causes at Least 48 Deaths, Leaves Entire Seaboard Under Thick White Covering

GM Will Close lts Chevrolet, Pontiac Plants   Shutdown Will Be For Week Due To Shortage Of Steel

Prison Board May Increase Pay of Guards   New Defense of Texas’ Penal System Expected

Two Methods Of Control Over Prices  Are Listed   O'Mahoney Expects Better Production _Or Private Ration

Senator Sees Congress At  Crossroads  Thinks Choice Between. Output  And Rationing

O’Mahoney Says: / \Causes Of Inflation Deeper  Than Unlawful Profit Searck

Senator Hits Ration System   O’Mahoney Says Congres:  Must Choose Between  _ Intervention and = Private Rationina

O'MAHONEY HITS RATIONING PLAN   ‘Committee Will Stud y  Rising Living Costs.

Price Fight Not Enough, Senator Says   U. S. Given Choice Between Government Private Programs

O’Mahoney Says Gongress Must Solve Problem   RISING TIDE OF PRICES ENDANGER THIS NATION

Police Alerted For Trouble at Danbury Prisor   550 Inmates, Said to Be   eked With Fcod, Refuse to Work or Eat

Russia Possesses Guided Missile With Twice © the Ranae of V-2 Rocket

McCarthy Pushes Income Tax Cuts-Avoid Recession  But Opposes Any   But Opposes Any Retroactive Phase On Reducing ‘Take’

RUSSIA HURLS NEW CHARGES AT U. S. POLICY   Molotov Says Russia Will Not Bother China; Hits American Program

NEDS ASSURE U9, UF HANDS OFF POLICY   Russia Imphies Interference  In China

RUSS DEMAND TAKES ALLIES BY SURPRISE   Prussia Liquidation Wins Approval At Meeting

Fourteenth State To Ratify Law to Ban Repitition of Roosevelt —_—" 22 More Needea.

JAN. 1, 1948 NEW DEADLINE SET FOR VETERANS’ TO REINSTATE LAPSED INSURANCE

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  So, Every Day Now, Sammy Takes Long Ten-Foot Walk

This Is Story of Sammy Who Lost Legs in War Before He Was Old Enough to Vote

Forecast 8 Weekend Fatalities   Traffic Deaths Will Be In creased Labor Day—d4 So Far in August

Police Raid  Slot Machines © Neighboring Troopers Make Surprice Raidc

Western Union Walkout May Start Any Time   No Progress Made By Government In Negotiations

Wire Walkout Is Imminent As Talks Fail   Day-long Government Efforts Fail To Produce Progress; 50,000 Ready to Strike Before Tuesday

Workers Await Call for National Holiday Walkout   Strike Set for Tuesday But Union Heads Say It May Be Called Earlier

50,000 Await Telegraph Strike Order   Conciliators Recess Without Gain, Mass Meetings Set

W.U. Wires May Go Dea Any Moment   Peace Efforts Fail; 50,000 Workers Told To Gird for Strike

W. U. Worker: Await Word From Leaders   Ready te Begin NotionWide Telegraph Strike, U. S. Concitictors Busy

50,000 Set To Quit Jobs At Any Minute:      No Progress Reported By Officials In Western Union Mediation Talks

WESTERN UNION WALKOUT AT ANY HOUR THREATENED   Workers Serve Notice They,  May Begin Strike Before Deadline Originally Set . for Tuesday. ve   DEMAND WAGE BOOST OF 15 CENTS AN HOUR   Government Conciliation  Service Works With Both Sides in Effort to 4: Avert Tieup. , ‘a

WU Worker: Await Word Strike Call   Government Conciliators Work to Win Settlement; Country Faces Christmas Holiday Without Service

‘International President ‘Says Confabs Do- Not Mean Strike Will Be . ‘ Held Until Tuesday   Independent. CWA To Join Walkout   President Has Power to Prevent Stoppage Under Labor Law; Has Named Board of Review

ALSO REJECTS PLEA TO DELAY FINAL ACTION   Upper House Measure Seen Middle Way By Poston

HOUSE REFUSES TO KILL “DRY” BEER MEASURE   Iowa Representatives Turn Deaf Ear on Plea for Delay in Debate

SENATE'S ‘DRY’ BEER MEASURE BEFORE HOUSE   62-38 Vote Beats Down Proposal to Kill Senate Plan

Jail Sentences and Fines Are Imposed on Members of Anti-Fascist Committee

11 GET TERMS FOR CONTEMPT   Jail Sentences, Fines Are Meted Out to Members Of Anti-Fascist Group

ANTI-FASCISTS SENTENCED FINED   11 Members Losers In Court But 5 Others Get Suspensions

ANTI-FASCISTS ARE SENTENCEL ROR CONTEMPT   Group Convicted on Charges Preferred by Congress Committee

Economic Boycott of Spain Seen   Lang Says Dictator Has Increased Power Since Envoy Recall

Poles Touch Off UN Fight  Over Franco   Dictator Has Strengthened Hold On Spain, Defied UN, Says Oscar Lang

Poland Demand: Means fo End Franco Power   UN Security Council Hears Battle Call Over Spain’s Defiance

Dictator Attacked By Oscar Lange   Council Asked For Immediate Action; Anglo-American Opposition Expected

PETERSBURG FACULTY RETURNS TO GLASSES   Teachers To Seek Redress In Discipline Dispute

France Gets  First Foods   Friendship Train's Carevo Is Upon Seas

Truman Ends Vacation, Leaves for Washinaton   Poon GIFTS SyVIPPpr?n

British Threaten Military Control Of Palestine  Abducted Jerusalem   Abducted Jerusalem Judge and Banker Still Untraceable

Jewish Leaders Get British Ultimatum   Military Control Threatened Unless Kidnaped Men are Freed

Ultimatum Is Given To Jews In Abductions   British Threaten Milifary Control

British Officials Issue Warning  Release of Kidnape: Men Being Sought

BRITISH DEMAND ‘KNDNAPERS FREE 2   ‘THREATEN PALESTINE WITH MILITARY CONTROL UNLESS REQUEST IS MET.

British Give Ultimatum to  Leading Jews   Terrorists Kidnap Judge From Bench in Midst of Case

Return of Britons Kidnaped in Holy Land Is Demanded  Otherwise Military Control Will Be Imposed

Holy Land Facing Military Control   Jewish Terrorists Kidnap Judge . From Bench to Protest Sentence

Senator Gary Says Schools Won't Get $32,000,000 Asked   Asserts Just Not Enough Money, That Eleemosynery Needs Are Desperate

Auto Licenses Cost $16 on All New Car:  Old Automobile Rates to Vary

Bar Of Reformec Reds In Union Offices Pondered  or peeene sg fhe Snel Tof ft pone

Senate-House Groups Ponder New Labor Act   ‘Taft Says Ex-Communists Should Not Be Barred From Holding Of : fice In Unions

Ponder Allowing Ex-Red To Hold Union Position   Conferees Halt Labor Bill Debate  To Consider Issue

Question Of Holding Union Office Issue   Senate-House Conferees In Meeting

Would Give Reformed Communists « Break   Senate Labor Bill Conferees Favor Letting Them Hold llnian [Flien

Bar Of Reformec Reds In Union Offices Pondered  Leave Loophole For Repentants, n *M. ge IIL. aew

LABOR BILL CONFEREES HIT SNAG   Debate Provision Barring Ex-Reds From Union Office

Ex-Communists’ Roles in Labor Unions Debated  House Version of Labor Bill Berred All Fermer Mombers of Red Party

Envoy’s Blast Hits Ethridge   Balkan Prober Seen “Impertlines’ Study

U.N. Stalled On Major Problems   “Two Commissions Also Hit Snags; Charges Are Praferrad.

UN Is Stalled On Arms Slash, Atomic Issue   Palestine, Balkan Inquiry Also Strikes Snag As Arabs Threaten Probe Boveott

UN IS STALLED ON 2 QUESTIONS   Control Of Atomic Energy And Reduction Of World Armaments Stymie United Nations.

U.N. Stalls On Two Big Problems  2 Commissions Also Run Into Difficulties

Final Vote Near - On Foreiga Relie   Senate Leader Predicts Approval By Nightfall

FOREIGN AID »BILL NEARS PASSAGE   Sen. Vandenberg Predicts Passage By Nightfall

Jokers Still Have High Time with Flying Disc:   Navy Pays to Prove Devices Used in Observations

‘SAUCER’ JOKERS CONTINUE - FUN   Officials Are Certain Objects Are Weather Balloons

Gromyko, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister And United Nation Delegate Vetoes Suggestio Russia Behind Move   MIGHT BE JUST TOO MUCH ScoTCH WHISKY

Financial Maze Faced as Ohio Assembly Meets   State Departments Make Big Demands On Treasury Surplus

But Her Idea Of the “AM. America Man” For 1947 Is Not Particularly Handsome

Suspect Is Held In Los Angeles Torture Slaying   Red-Haired Robert Manley Is Booked By Police On Suspicion Of Murder   HAD BEEN SEEN IN COMPANY OF GIRL

W orstFloodin Century Due At St. Louis   High Mark Expected Monday lowa Towns Stillin Danger. .

Unemployed Man Admits Assault      Pleads Guilty 7 To Attack On Aged Grocer; Held In Jail.

Kansas Severance Tax on Minerals Killed by House   Measure Would Have Provided 6 Millions In State Revenues

Slapping Incident Justified--Patton   General Apologized, But Died Still Feeling He Was Richt. Savs AP Man

Patton Convinced He Acted for Best In Slapping Soldier, Book Reveals

Patton Never Sorry About Slapping Neurotic Soldier   Admires His Courage In Bandling ‘Malingerers’ In Book He Wrote Before Death   RY KTNWARD PP. RAL

Mercury Relief Fund   Patton Held Own Vindication in Slapping Incident

U. S. Will Ignore Red  Accusations  . Plans U. N. Appea To Reiect Russia’s

STRONG SPEECH DUE BY AUSTIN INU. N. DEBATE   U. S. Will Make No Answer To Latest Russian Blast At ‘Warmongering’

U. S. Delegates Decline To Enter “Mud-Slinging” Contest With Reds

U. S. Will Ignore Red Accusations   Delegates To Appeal For Rejection Of Free Speech Curbs

New Warmonger Charges Ignored      ‘Austin Appeals to U. S. to Reject Soviet Demand for Curbs on Free Speech, Writine.

U.S. Ignores Mud-Slinging By Vishinsky   No Reply Planned To Bitter Assault On ‘Warmongers’

ALTOONA AREA EMPLOYMENT TO REMAIN STEADY   State Service Places Employed at 24,028, With Labor Surplus of 5.500.

Se  ‘London Truck Drivers 'Go Back to Work; Troops Are Withdrawn

Show and Sale Here December 8   Sixty Top Corriedale Ewe: Will Be Seen at Chillicothe Sale Barn.

1,000 Injured, Millions Lost In Boom Town   Witnesses Declare Bodies Strew Area of Disaster he Atd Farcoes Rally

Worst American Catastrophe in Last 10 Years   Ship Explosion in Gulf Sets Off Chain of Detonations

Chain of Explosions Injures 1,000, Jolts Area of 150 Miles   Detonation in Nitrate-Laden Ship Touches Off Series of Blasts in Texas City and Levels Most of Boom Town: Waterfront Afire

Fertilizer on Ship Lets Go Setting Off Chemical Plant   City of 15,000 Shaken Down By Detonation; Of 3,500 Working Near Scene, Believe Third Tied: Fire Follows Blasts

Lippy Banished From Love's Park For Trying To Sieal On The Judge

INVALIDATION OF DIVORGE FACED BY MISS DAY   You're Crucifying Me, “Lippy Durocher’s Bride Tells Judge

Snarled. Romance Lippy Leo Ready  For Peace, Quiet . Of Dodgers Club

Durocher to Leave California to Seek Quiet in Dodger Club’s Camb

Actress Goes Back -To Work; Dodger Manager Prepares To Leay For Cuba

JOSEPH A. PADWAY, AFL COUNSEL, DIES      Succumbs Few Hours Afte Collapsing During Talk Before Union Convention.

PADWAY, AFL LAWYER, DIES   Veteran Labor Attorney Is Stricken During Speech At AFL Convention

CHIEF COUNSEL DIES SUDDENLY AFTER ADDRESS   Prosecution Danger Given Stress By Expert

AFL GENERAL COUNSEL SUCCUMBS TO STROKE   Joseph A. Padway Stricken Af Convention While Attacking  Tan Was

JOSEPH PADWAY DIES OF STROKE:   AFL. Counsel. Collapses While Addressing. Session; - Succumbs: in: Hospital.

Joseph Padway, AFL Council, Dies At 56   Labor Lawyer Stricken While Attacking Labor Law

Attlee Government Plans to Use Churchill Program  Former Prime Minister Once Sought to Curb Power of Lords

Ministers Want Reds Pay Part of  Occupation Cos   Anglo-American Sources Feel Campaign Has No Chance of Success

U.S., Britain Seek to Force Soviet * To Pay Part of Deficits in Administration of Western Germany

ASK SOVIET TO SHARE DEFICITS OF OCCUPATION   U.S. and Britain Agree There Is No Chaonee To Collect

Ritter Tears and Hepefal Words — Mass’ Memorial Service Is Held For Texas City's Disaster. Dead.

Texas City Mourns Blast  Dead Under Pall of Smoke   Memorial Service Held on High Schoo! Football Field Before Stadium Banked With Thousands of Flowers — Tears. Stream Down Faces of Survivors of Disaster—Ceremony  Lasts 30 Minutes—8,000 to 4,000 Attend. 

AS HUNT FOR BODIES CONTINUES  Texas City Mourns Her Dead With Bitte: Tears, Words of Hope in Simple Rites

Hold Simple Memorial On Football Field; Stadium Banked With  Flowers

MEMORIAL SERVICES CONDUCTED FOR DISASTER VICTIMS Texas City Mourns Dead As More Victims Found ‘In Blackened Rubble: Death Toll May Hit 580

Texas City Mourns Hundreds Of Explosion Dead in Mass Ceremony on * Athletic Field

‘te City ours D Dead As More Vin ms Found In Blackened Rubble: Death Toll May Hit 580.

MATTOON BOY MEETS DEATH IN ITALY   James Sampson Jr. Accidentally Shot and Killed

French Quell Rebelllion  in Indo-China _ Cambodian Army  Broken Into   Guerrilla Bands

RAILROADS FIGHT ORDER TO REBATE   DENY GOVERNMENT CLAIMS OF EXCESS WARTIME CHARGES

Charge Against Railroads Deniec   Brief Is Filed Today With Interstate Grour

Railroads Say U. S. Suits Are for Their Net Income for Five Y ears

Moses Would . Seek Public Power At Dams   A. P. L. CO. PRESIDENT IN PLEA BEFORE U. S. BODY

STORMY HEARING CONDUCTED a Bill To Legalize Parimutuel Betting Okayed By Committee

Writer To Tell About Charges Of Army Abuses  Ruark Agrees To See Wvche

Ruark Volunteers Testimony on Lee   Will Give Information But  Won't Reveal Sources

FIRE RAGES IN PHILLY SCHOOL   2,200 Students Go Safely From Building

Crime Board Appointed By Warren   Gerald H. Hagar of Oakiand Named on Five-Man Commission

Worst Flood in History Sweens Tokyo   Waters Nearing Palace: Many Japs Lose Lives

Tokyo River Bursts Banks; Flood Worst In City History  Waters Four Miles From Palace; U. S. Command Post Is Evacuated

Europe, Asia Set ‘To Get  Benefits   Europe And China Have Six Areas  On List

Limit Funds to $200 Million in First Test Vote   Would Also Limit Use To 1947; Senate Committee Refuses To Designate Areas

O.K. Foreign Relief Bill   Senate Committee . Vote Unanimous; House Votes.a Cut

Deep Cut Looms For Relief Funds   House Votes to Take $150,000,000 Out of $350,000,000 Program

Marks First Major Breach in Bi-Partisan Policy Pledged at Beginning of Session

Cuts for Foreigr Relief Fund Voted by House  Tentative Action Taken on Bill By 156-138 Vote

150 Million Reduction Is Given Favor   Action Is Subject to Another Vote, After Passage by Count of 156 to 138

Tentative 0. K. On Reduction Of Near Half   Senate Foreign Relations Committee Approves $314 Million und.

1st Ballot Bites Off Huge Sum   Action Is Subject to Roll Call; Senate Group OKs Full Amount

‘WHAT HAPPENED ON CAPITOL HILL TODAY ouse Votes To Cut Foreign Relief Cash

HOUSE FAVORS $190 MILLION CUT FOR FUND   Votes Tentatively to Slash Relief Measure, Limit Its Use to 1947

HOUSE CUTS ~ FOREIGN RELIEF TO $200 MILLION    First Major Test on Bill Subject to Roll Call ‘ Later

Revised Relief Program Gives China 60 Million  Senate Pushes ‘Stop-Gap’ Plan Tawarde Vata

Would Limit Use to 1947; Action Subject To Roll Call   Senate Committee Ap. proves Measure by Unanimous Vote

House Cuts  Relief Fund   Slashed From $350,000,000 To $200,000,000 Limit Use For Only 1947

Senate Group Gives Approval To Aid Measure   Legislation Would Give Assistance To Six Countries

House Votes to Cut Relief Fund   Lop 150 Million Ott Proposed Total for Foreian Nations

HOUSE VOTES FOREIGN AID FIIND SLASH   $150,000,000 Cut From $350,000,00C Proposal Voted

Irish Stun Crowd Of 104,953   Livingstone Goes ’ 9? Yds. For Score

Appropriations Of 8 Million Get Committee Okay   House Group Acts On Funds for VA and Many Other Agencies

Other Agencies Also Affected in ‘Economy Drive   Funds for Score of Independent Offices Reduced $330,540,732

1.9% Cut in VA Funds Voted   House Group Pares Atom Energy Budget

U.S. AGENCIES TO GET OVER EIGHT BILLION IN 1948   Smallest Cut of Any of The Major Supply Bills

House Appropriations Board Lops 4 Pct From Administration Sums   Economy-Minded Committee Uses Knife Lightly Upon Funds Proposed For Score Of Independent Government Agencies.

Vote Further Spending Cut   House Committee’s Slash Is Smallest Percentage Yet

HOUSE COMMITTEE CONTINUES DRIVE TO CURB SPENDING   Votes Eight Billions For Score Of Independent Fed- eral Agencies

8 Bilions Voted Score of Bureaus For 18 Expenses   FOR VETERAN AGENCY

RentCompromise Sought by GOP   Clamor for Increase On Percentage Basis Loses Some Momenturn

PROPOSALS FOR RENT INCREASE LOSING FAVOR   Republican Leaders Receptive To Some Plan Bypassing General Increase

ACROSS - BOARD RENT BOOSTS LOSE FAVOR   Compromise Seen On Pro:  nosals For Lifting Lids

EARLE FEARS  “DOME ATTACK.  : FROM RUSSIF   BAY# CHANCES BETTER THAN EVEN $0 PERCENT OF AMERICANS WILLBE  RILLED -

House Adjournment Resolution Calls For Legislature To Quit Work June 6

OHIO HOUSE EYES JUNE 6 QUITTING   Many Senators, However Call It Out Of Question

CALLS FOR OHIO LEGISLATURE TO QUIT ON JUNE 6   Senate Leader Doubts If Work Can Be Completed by House Date

ADJOURNMENT DELAY SEEN   Doubt Ohio Solons Can Finish Up Work By Scheduled June 6

Financing Drive For New Hotel To Get Underway   C. of C. To Promote Erection Of 60 Room $332,000 Hostelry

Arbitration Plan ls Too Restricted Says Union Chief   Procedure Not in Good Faith Declares Official

SAYS PLAN FELL -TO‘BRASS HATS’   Johnson Blames Woodring And Perkins On War Mobilization

Easter Seal Sale March 6-Appril 6   Mrs. Zoe Harwood will Direct Campaign Funds in Linn County

CANTON CLERGY SNUBS CRUSADE   Industrialist's Talk Fails To Arouse Ministers

Ministers Warned of Crooks’ Hold on Canton in Mayoralty Campaign Speech

IOWA'S TRAFFIC DEATHS HIT 100   3 Arve Killed in Car Mishaps Over Weekend

Senate GOP Chiefs Push Ahead in Drive To Pass ‘Toughened’ Labor Legislation

G.0.P. SEEKS TO “TOUGHEN? LABOR BILL   Leaders Brush Aside Proposals to ‘Drop — Amendments’

Amendments To Strengthen Labor Measure Pushed   Senate GO. P. Leadership Drives For Vote On ‘‘Toughening ’ Amend ments   TEST OF STRENGTH MAY COME FRIDAY

‘BASEBALL’ MAY BE THE NAME OF TOWNS RECENTLY MERGED   PETITION FILED FOR UNUSVAL NAME BY CITIZENS OF COMBINED FAIRFIELD VILLAGES

BLAMES REBELS IN LETTER TO UN   Netherlands Official Pins ’ All Guilt on Batavia Republicans

DUTCH REPORT TO DELEGATES PUT ON FIL   SEVERE FIGHTING CONTINUES AND LANDINGS ARE REPORTED MADE ON  ISLAND OF su-o MATRA = —_

Arab-Jew Di ifferences Seem to Grow More Irreconcilable With the Years

Truce Is Reached In Historic “Battle Of Newark Bay’   Arguments Delaved But City Is Continuing Injunction Application ©

Salvage Company, City Reach Truce  Hold Up Action While Case Gets Court Test

Battle of Newark _ Again Postponec   Delayed While Both Sides Conferred Over Possible Settlement.

Truce Delays Newark Bay Battle: Battleship Awaits Sunday Deadline

Armistice Set For Newark’s Naval ‘Battle’   Salvage Firm Won't Move Battleship to Port Until Tuesday

Court Suit Delays ‘Battle of Newark’  Injunction. Against Scrapping Ship Asked

NEWARK BATTLE DELAYED AGAIN   Fireboat Fleet Keeps Uy Blockade For Scrap Warship

Clears Mystery of Author ship of Order Quashed by Truman.   INCREASE IS JUSTIFIED   Democrats Fire on Republican Proposals to Trim President’s Budget.

BOTH FACTIONS AGAIN CHARGE TRUCE BROKEN   UN Inquiry Sought By Republicans In Reply

U.$. Mediation Offer Accepted By Indonesians   Reply Seeks Request That UN Name Group To Arbitrate Fight

Offer By U.S. Is Acceptable To Indonesia   American Government Is Willing To Mediate Dispute With Dutch

JAVANS ACCEPT OFFER FROMU,S   Probe by UN Grow Js Also Asked by Indonesians

Indonesians Accept U.S. Offer of Aid  America Asked To Insist U. N. Study Situation

Overell Case fo Reopen Monday  Jury Tentatively Aceentahle Named

POULTRY-LESS DAY RETAINED DESPITE PLEA   Food Board Denies Liquor Industry Hardship Case

TALMADGE IS GEVEN SETBACK  ~. [N LEGISLATURE OF GEORGIA   WHITE FRIMARY ACTION DELAYED AND STATE SENATE FAILS TO CON FIRM SOME APPOINT MENTS

White Primary Bill Held up in Georgia  Oath of Thompson as   Oath of Thompson as Acting Governor Stands

3. Convicts Taken Soon After Escape  From Eastern Prisor  Two Others, Termed ‘Dangerous,’ Remain At Larae in Fast

Five Ese “ADCS Thr "ce Caught  Men Break Out OF Philadelphia Prison

Five Convicts Escape Prison,  Three Ca Captured   Overpower Guare In Pennsylvania

5 LONG-TERM CONVICTS FLEE   Three Are Recaptured Less Than Three Hours Aftar Rraank   ‘ONE GUARD STABBED

2 Convicts At Large After Prison Escape   Three Captured In Short Time After Mass Rreak

Three In Break Are Recaptured   Two Dangerous, Long: Term Robbers Are Still At Large.

3 OF 5 ARE RESEIZED AFTER PRISON BREAK   Guard Overcome By Men In Philatielphia Escape

INDIA DEMANDS U.. N. SECURITY COUNCIL ACT ON INDONESIAN FIGHTING

‘Complaint  Launched By India   Australia Expected To Urge That Some Decision Re Made

Indians Act To Urge Peace Move   Indonesian Situation To Be Brought Before UN Council

Bons Note Issue Is Oversubscribed   Subscription Completed Before Deadline, Moore Says

Kills Bride, Clubs Daughte: And Kills Self.   Horror-Stricken.. . Neighbors: Watch: Fight After Fuss.

Shoots Bride, Clubs His Step-Daughter   Elderly Laborer Then Takes Own Life At Tanevville

Elderly Man Kills Bride and Himsel!   Jess Allen, 65, Also Clubbed His Stepdaughter at Branson.

May Stop Use Of Wheat Qr Yable Grade Rice bir Beuy And Release All Stocks Gf Wheat.

Actor Was Forced fo Play in Propaganda Film  - House Committee Chairman VUnaicec Charcean

Actor Was Forced to Play in Propaganda Filn  House Committee Chairman Voices Charges

Taylor “Forced” To Act In Movie, "Song Of Russia’  Considered Picture Russian Propaganda

Lockheed Jef P-60 ‘Sets Speed Record   Plane Reaches Speeds Above 632 Miles An Hour In Tect

Air Speed Record i Clocked af 632 By an Army Pilot   P-80-R Is America’s Bic for Breaking British — _ supremacy .in Skies.

Air Speed Record Is Clocked af 632 By an Army Pilot  P-80-R Is America’s Bi for Breaking British

Question Man In Murder Mystery   Husband Of Woman Found Slain In Los Angeles Eliminated As Suspect In Case

MURDER CASE SUSPECT HELD      LOS ANGELES POLICE QUES.  —TION MAN REGARDING —  BRUTAL SLAYING OF FORMER ACTRESS

SUSPECT QUIZZED - IN BRUTAL SLAYING   Police Suggest Some Connec tion with ‘Dahlia’ Case

Rivals Praise Rap Action   ‘Noble Decision,’ Say Jews-as Arabs Voice Threat of ‘Boycott’

UNITY HOPE HIT ANEW BY FIGHT ON JAP TREATY   Russia Rejects Washington Proposals For Handling Of Peace Settlement

NEW SPLIT OF U. S. AND REDS SHAKES UNITY   Permanent Peace Treaty For Japan May Be Delayed By  Russian Refusal   SEPARATE‘ PEACE PACT MAY BECOME NECESSARY

‘Big Power Split Ts Growing Fast   Drafting of Japanese Peace Tea} May Be Further  Delayed   U. S, RUSSIA APART   Peace Making in Pacific on Difference Basis,  ‘Americans Say

New Split With Russia Over Japan Treaty   Threatens Destruction Of Little Unity Left In Great  Powers.

Split Over Ja panese Pact May End U. S.-Soviet Unity   -Russia’s Rejection Of U. S. Proposal For Conference May Delay Indefinitely Work On Peace Settlement For Japan: Separate Peace Plans Talked

Split On Jap Peace Treaty Means New Rift   BREACH BETWEEN JU, S. AND SOVIET WIDENS AGAIN

JAPAN PEACE TREATY PLANS GET BAD JOLT   Red Reaction to American Parley Proposal Delays Setilement

Russia Rejects Plans for Japs   May Go Ahead with Seperate Settlement

U. S.-Russian Split MayDestroyUni ly, May Delay Peace.    Question, Before “Leeder: _Is Whether to Work ' " Out- Separate . Degpe

Russian Refusal Disrupts Unity   Jap Treaty Split Is Another Stone In Path To Peace

Hopes For Unity Betweer ‘Allies Virtually Killed;  “Question Legality of Sep arate Peace With Japan

U. S.-Soviet Spt Over Jap Treaty Threstens Little Remaining U:zity

Soviet Split Over Jap Pact Hacks Away Fading World Unit:   Russian Move May Delay Indefinitely Work on Peace Settlement With Nippon

JAPAN'S PEACE PACT SPLIT MAY END BIG 4 UNITY   Other Nations May Not Be Able To Go Ahead With ‘Separate’ Armistice

Action Apt fo Destroy Unity That Remains  May Cause Indefinite Delay on Peace Pact

New Soviet Split On Japan Treaty Threatens Unity  Pacific Settlement KAau Ra Ralewund   Pacific Settlement May Be Delayed For Indefinite Time

JAP SPLIT MAY BE LAST STRAW   U. S.- Soviet Difference On Treaty New Unity Blow

Japan Peace Treaty Hopes Growing Dim   Russian Rejection of U. S. Proposal Likely To Mean Long Delay

Soviet Split New Threat to World Unity   May Delay Indefinitely Work OF Peace Settlement For Japan

U. 5., RUSSIA IN NEW SPLIT   Division Over Japanese gireaty Threatens Remaining Unity  WILL ENTAIL DELAY

Soviets Widen Rift With U.S By Jap Policy   Far East Settlement Remote After Rebufi To U. S. Overtures

Russia’s Rejection of American Proposals for Jap Treaty Meeting May Delay Peace Settlement.   PEACE WITHOUT REDS MAY BE SOLUTION

Soviet Split Over Japanese Peace Treaty Threatens What Remains of Big-Power Unity; May Delay Treaty

Action Apt fo Destroy Unity That Remains  May Cause Indefinit  Pa ere a ern. ey

PEACE TREATY FOR JAPANESE IS IN DISPUTE   Argument Threatens Remaining Unity Of Big Powers

Russia Rejects U. S. Request On Jap. Treaty   Says U.S. Action Unilateral; Asks _ Action By Council

New Rift Between UJ. §.-Russia Looms   Indefinite Delay on Jap Peace Treaty Possible

SEE NEW THREAT TO UNITY OVER JAP PEACE PACT   Russia Rejects United States Pian For Talks   HOPES DIMMED   May Delay Indefinite. ly Work On.Peace Settlement

Soviet Rejection  Of U. S. Proposal To Begin Drawing Peace Plans Cuts Deeper Swath In  Troubled Relations

Russia Balks At Far East Peace Efforts  Other. Powers May Go Ahead Despite

J ap Peace Tr reaty To Widen Split   Russia Refuses To Go Along With Plan Announced By U. S.; America \ceused

‘New Split Looms Between Russia, U. S. ‘Over Drafting Japanese Peace Treaty

New U. $.-Red Split Looms  Differ Over Drafting   Differ Over Drafting Of Japanese Peace Treaty

Big Power Split Is Growing Fast   Drafting of Japanese Peace Treaty May Be Further layed   Se mm neem  U. S, RUSSIA APART   Peace Making in Pacihic on Difference Basis, Amenicans Say

Remnants of Unity Among Big Powers Threatened Agair   Soviet Split Over Japanese Peace Treaty Is Latest of Dangers

Russia Rejects U. S. Invitation For Conference   Rebuff Poses Problem Of  Whether Other Nations  Can Legally Begin  Work On Treaty

Peace Treaty For Japan Faces Delay   Russian Action Show: But Little Unity Left Among Nations

MAY ERASE ALLIED UNITY   American and Soviet Split Over Drafting Treaty for Vanquished Seen as Blow to Co-operation That Remains.

do] KILLED 18 ACCIDENT TOLL   Traffic, Drowning, Plane And Other Holiday Hazards Fatal

Holiday Death Toll Reaches 334 Saturday   Drowning Rivals Traffic Crashes In Big Total

Fourth of July Holiday Toll Mounts to 366   167 Killed in Traffic Accidents Over Nation; 102 Persons Drowned

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 366 IN NATION   California Leads with 19 Traffic Fatalities—130 Persons Are Drowned

Over 300Die In Accidents   Highway Crashes. Take 239 Lives, and Drown.  ines 63°

Ohio Counts 16 Dead Since Thursday Nighi   Traffic Accidents Claim 167 Lives with Final Day Of Fourth of July Week-End Still Ahead

Auto Crashes Head Holiday Toll Of Death   334 Killed In Two Days In Traffic Accidents, Drownings, Other  Holiday Mishaps

Mishaps Cause Deaths of 334 During Holiday   Drownings Closely Follow Traffic Toll as Nation Lists July 4: Losses

HOLIDAY TOLL IN NATION NOW STANDS AT 361   239 Killed In Traffic Accidents; Plane  Crashes Kill 16

Traffic Toll Is 239 ior Holiday   63 Lose Their Lives in Drownings, 16 In Plane Crashee

Holiday Death Toll Climbs to 476 With 230 Auto Fatalities   149 Drownings, Five Deaths From Fireworks Reported In Fourth Of July Weekend Toll; California Leads In Traffic Deaths

DEATH TAKES NO HOLIDAY OVER FOURTH   At Least 475 Persons Killed; 230 In Auto Wrecks

Holiday Deaths Reach 334 Total Saturday Night  Sundav Niaht’e Teaff:   Sunday Night's Traffie Jam Yet to Come, With Resulting Mishaps

Holiday Death Toll At 334 With A Full Day Left  + Peak Traffic Jam Expected Sunday Night

HOLIDAY DEATH “TOLL IN NATION CLIMBS TO 36:   Figure Announced as High ways Are Filled With Motorists on Way Home  from Vacation Spsts.   TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS TAKE LIVES OF 23!   Sixty-three Persons Drown 16 Killed in Small Plane Crashes—Seven Dead in Missouri.

Holiday Death Toll Climbs to 334; 155 Lose Lives in Traffic Accidents

Holiday Toll Passes 300; W. orst Ahead   Accidents Claim 15 Lives in Ohio: Traffic Deaths Lead

OUT AT PLAN FOR EUROPE   Pravda Says No Self-Respecting Nation Can Accept Marshall Economic Proposal if It Brings U. S. Interference.

Pravda Hits af Marshall Plan   Soviet Organ Opposes Participation By Reds

Official Russian Paper Rips Inte Marshall Program   Dispels Prayalent Warm Feeling on Success of Plan

SOVIET P BLASTS U. $. AID PROGRAM   Pravda Says Marshall  Plan Is American Interference

Pravda Pour: Cold Water On Aid Plan   Communist Party Organ Indicates U.S. Is Trying To Interfere  In Nittrons’ Affairs

‘Freeze’ on Rum Permits  Ends in Ohio   Austrians Agree On Food Program   Solon Would Shelve Puolic Works Plans   Pravda Dashes Cald Water On Marshaii’s Aig Program

Pravda Dashes Cold Water on Aid to Europe   ‘Intimates Marshall Plea is Viewed as U.-S. Interfereace

Pravda Raps Marshall's Aid Program   Communist Party Pape Dashes Cold Water on Warm Feelings with Criticism of Proposal

Soviet Pape Critical Of Relief Plan   Clayton Keeps Up His Talks With Britons

Red Newspaper Blasts US. On Eve Of Parley   Pravda Hits At Marshall Plan For  Porsenna.

oviets Dash old Wateron arshall Plan   Internal Interference by U. § Rapped by Red Newspaper

Soviet Raps Marshall Plar For Europe   Communist Paper Hurls Brickbats at U.S. Foreign Policy

Pravda Dashes Cold Water On Marshall Plan   Says American Business Would Be Only Source   To Reap Benefits Of  Marshall Plan   Interference With Some Nationals   First Soviet Pronounce: ment Since Acceptance Voiced At Moscow Last Sunday

Marshall Plan Receives Jolt From Pravda   Broadside Fired As Molotov Gets Set To Join Conference

Red Paper Pounds Aid Plan   Says Greek-Turk Pattern Will Not Be Accepted Generally

Red Pravda In New Attack On Marshall Plan   Says No Self-Respecting European Nation Could Accept It.

Roosevelt Tried To Kill Army Promotion To Save FDR From Embarrassment

High Officials To Be Involved In Markef Quiz   Public Figures Reported on List Of Speculators

Committee Gets Names of Many  Public Officials   Anderson’s Trader List Expected to Arrive First of Week

Government Going All Out in Delving into Market Deals  PES peree Eras Ye ae Eee   Many Tips Reaching the Investigators; Staff Is Hard at Work

‘Speculator’  Tips Pour  Into Capitol More Officials  Involved; Some  Notes Unsigned

Solons Ready To Air Grain  ‘Speculations’   Government Officials, Public _Figures Named As Grain Market Insiders By Numerous Tip Notes.

Probers Sif Tipoffs.on Speculators   Officials, Notables Accused; Leaks in Government Sought

TIPS FURNISHED - ON SPECULATORS   LETTERS SENT TO CAPITAL NAME U. S. OFFICIALS AS GRAIN TRADERS.

Many Tips on Speculation on Grain Market by Government Officials Received by Investigation Group

COMMITTEES GET FLOOD OF REPORTS ON BIG OPERATORS   ‘Will Follow Up Any That Are Worthwhile,” Sen, Ferguson Asserts,   SENDERS ANONYMOUS   Senate, House Groups Make Ready for Widespread Investiaattons.

Many Tips Reported On Speculation  Worthwhile Ones Will Be Checked

Senate, House Groups Speed Grains Probe   Many Tips Received On Killings By Speculators; ’ Holiday Work ‘Scheduled

PROBERS TIPPED ON SPECULATORS   Letters Roll in as Inquiry Plans Take Shape

Tips On Speculators Arriving At Capitol  Letters Charge ( Gov't And Public .   Ln   LTT

Tips Pour in On Grain  Speculators   Both Houses Are  Primed for  Swraaning Prahe

Living Costs Bill Fading   GOP Split Makes Passage Of fuck Aieisnigior by Special Session Unhkely

Inflation Bill Passage Now Seen Unlikely   Split Among G. O. P.. Democrat Opposition Dims. Senate Outlook

Republican Price Plan Stalemated   Scant Chance of Action Before Enc  of Snecial Session

Living Costs Bill Fading   GOP Split Mohes Possage Of Such Legisfatian by Speciat Session Uniikely

Anti-Inflation. — Action Unlikely   GOP Split, Democratic Opposition All But Kill  Prospects for Measure This Year.

Cost-of-Living Legislation Expected To Be Held Over Until Regular Sessior

Hope Wanes For Action On Inflation   ; Republican Split Apporent In Ranks; Demos Fight Bill

Republican Split Foreshadows Quashing Of Anti-Inflation Bill   Taft Bucks Determines & Lavweratic Opposition In Effort To Obtain Ses, 3, 3 pproval During Day  Ex

SPLIT LIKELY TOPOSTPONE ECONOMIC PLAN   Taft Fights Opposition in Attempt to Allow Sharing of Goods

Prospects Slim For Anti-Inflation Legislation Before Christmas Holidays

See Little Chance Inflation Controls Agreement Soon   Believe Congress Will Go Home For Xmas Without Poccina lrwe

GOP Rift Dooms Living Cost Bill  No Anti-Inflat Acti on Seen Now

See Little Chance For Inflation Act   Measure Is Stymied By Solid Opposition From Democrats, Some Republicans

COST OF LIVING ‘WILL WAIT,’ NO LAW IN. SIGHT   GOP Split and Demo Opposi. tion Barriers to Quick Anti-Inflation Move

GOP Split Over Anti-Inflation Kills Prospects   No Hope For Measure At Special  Qaceinn.

COST-OF-LIVING CURBS APPEAR TO BE DOOMED   Signs Of G. 0. P. Split Anc Democratic Opposition May Delay Action

GOP SPLIT HAS SOUNDED DEATH KNELL FOR BILL   Taft Bucks Determined Democrats In Last Hour Attempt To Get His Bill Voted Upon.

Disagreement Holds Up Vote On Cost Curbs   -Republieans Split, Opposi.., tion Strong; Bill Appears Doomed Un‘til January - -

Hope for HCL  Action Dims   Little Chance For Pas: sage of Anti-Inflation Bill Before Christmas

Co-ed’s Mother Charges Hemmine With Kidnaping   Young Woman Tells County Prosecutor She Was Doped

Long Beach High School Girl Admits Hoax in Story of Beating, Slashes

Breeches-Buoy Saves Ship Crew   Vessel Hits Reef: 31 Aboard Rescued

cL ote  1946 IN-EXCESS:OF 93 Pane rt OR- TOTAL SHOWN: BY: THE: DICEST

COUNTY TAX COLLECTIONS FOR YEAR 1946, IN EXCESS OF 93 PER CENT — OF TOTAL SHOWN BY THE DIGEST

CLARK WANTS ALLEGED ANTITRUST VIOLATION IN FREIGHT CAR INDUSTRY INVESTIGATION

Attorney General  Asks Inquiry Into Rail Car Industry  J ———a  Clark Calls for Study of  Alleged Anti-Trust Law  Violations   ACTION IS RESULT  OF PROBE BY FBI    ‘Freight Car Builders and  Trade Associaticns to . Be Subpoenaed   Clark Calls for Study of Alleged Anti-Trust Law Violations   ACTION IS RESULT OF PROBE BY FBI   Freight Car Builders and Trade Associaticns to Be Subpoenaed

FBI Grabs Jap Identified by Alert Gi -As Former Official of Nip War Prison Camp

JAP, OF:U.S. BIRTH, HELD FOR TREASON   Yank Soldier Identifies Him As A Foreman In Prison Camp Where Cantives Were Abused

JAP-AMERICAN ARRESTED ON TREASON CHARGE   U. S. Veteran Identifies Defendant as Foreman Of Honshu Prison Camp

JAPANESE SEIZED IN CALIFORNIA ON TREASON CHARGES   Foreman in War Camp Said to Have Subjected U. S, Captives to “Unspeakable Indignities.’’   SPOTTED IN STORE BY A FORMER G. I.   American-born Prisoner Denied Bail—Advised Crime He Faces Is Punishable by Death.

U.S.-Born  Jap Arrested  For Treason Identified By GI  "Ae Peteon. Baxeavvas

Suspect Noticed In Los Angeles Store Former Jap Prison  Camp Official Held

McLaughlin Bill Ready For Hopper   Would Give Voters Chance To Limit Terms Of Several Tredell Offree

State Storm Continues On Third Day   Some Roads Blocked Temporarily by Early Fall Snows

Lowell Man to Share in Salvage Money   Edward Dean Included in Group Which Saved German Ship

a : 1 _  @ Hoover Seeks Major Relief Fund to Feed Oceupied Countries

Herbert Hoover Seeks To Pry: $725.000,000 Fund From U.S. For Occupied Countries After Fresh Blast Taken At Russia

Hoover Blasts Russia, Then Asks Congress For $725 Million Relief

Former President Goes Be. fore Houde Group To Pry Money For Aid Program

Temperatures   $725,000,000 Needed ito Halt Death Of Millions From Starvation He Tells U.S. House Committee

HOOVER PRESSES FOR RELIEF FUND   Asks For Full 725 Million Ir Plea To House Group

‘Hoover Pushes Plan For $750,000,000 Foreign Relief Fund   Raps Russian Plan To Bleed U. S. by Seizing Industries

Hoover Blasts Russia for Delay Tactics   Former President Ask: Congress to Supply Funds for 3 Nations

Charges Soviet Union Delays Recovery For Beaten Nations   Backs $725.000,000 Re. lief Program for ExFoes, Korea

HOOVER STRIVES FOR HUGE FUND TO HELP NEEDY   Ex-President, After. New At‘tack on Russia, Asks Millions Across Seas

Committee Plans Many Questions   How. Long. Program to ~ Last, Will It Help Rus- gia Amone Queries

Hoover Slaps Red Motives; Seeks to Secure Relief Fund   Says Russ Try to Bleed U.S. White; Urges Swift Action

Wallace Glad To Work With Communists   Willing To Co-operate With Any Group That Seeks Understanding With Russia

COMMUNISTS ARE NOT BAD, WALLACE STATES IN SPEECH   Willing to Work With Any Group in Effort to Bring -About Understanding

Two Providence, R.1., Cops Charged With Being in Safe-Cracking Mob   Officials Link Pair With Restaurant Break in Which Three Were Slain

SIGLER BANS CAMP FIRES AND SMOKING   Area North Of Kent-Saginaw Line Endangered

Fire Hazard Is lat Worst Point   42 Fires Including Two Big Ones Reported by Conservation Dept.

Dewey Meets With Department Heads In Effort to Keep  Expenditures Down

SEEK REVISION OF UNITY BILL   Marine Corps Leader Asks Protection for Famed Fighting Force

American Atom Bomb Best Argument for World Peace Hal Boyle Can Think of

NEW LABOR LAW PUT INTO ACTION   Injunction Granted Against Texae Untan

Bristol Youth Dies Of Hit-Run Injuries   Virginia State Police Arrest Suspected Driver After Fatal Accident In Bristel

Truman fo Tell Of U. S.'s Stand Jn Middle East   President to Outline. ‘Whole Situation’ to Congress

U3. 10 ESTABLISH     SENATOR DECLARES   Asserts It May Have to Be Pursued Around World— . Puts Views Before 51   TRUMAN TO ADDRESS CONGRESS WEDNESDAY.   Michigan Leader Expresses  : "ten an Will Deal With World . Problem as a Whole.

TAX BILL CHANGE INDICATED BY TAFT   ‘Ohioan Hints Senate May Make Measure Effective July i-— Debate Opens Today.

Iowa Man, 42, Called Expert  on Knot- Tying   Apparently Trussed Self In Car Trunk After Piping In Auto Gas

STATEMENTS Of WOMAN FRIEND AID DECISION   Find No Evidence Of Any Kind of a Felonious Killing  j

TIED HIMSELF AFTER GETTING IN GAR TRUNK   Officers End Ejight-Month Probe of Mystery in Gas Poisoning.

FHRECKE TOOK HIS OWN LIFE, OFFICERS SAY   Woman Friend of Dead Man Gives Vital  Testimony

Mysterious — lowa Case Is Solved   Tipton Implement Dealer Was Found Dead in His Car Last August. @

Reynolds Wings Toward Ireland  Newfoundland Hop Averaged 376 MPH

THREE ON FLIGHT AROUND WORLD   CHICAGO PEN MANUFACTUR ER’S PLANE SPEEDING 10WAKD SHANNON, EIRE,

- ROUND-WORLD FLIGHT: ‘aol  Reynolds ‘Bombshell’ Streaks for Ireland

Reynolds’ Over Sea on  World Tou   Pen Maker Hopes To Encircle The Globe In Kecord 55 Hours

ARQUND-WORLD FLIGHT STARTS   Pen Maker Takes Off At LeGuardia Field For Long Air Journev

Reynolds Off on Record Attempt at Round-World Mark   Three in  Twin-Engine Plane Set 55 Hours For Flight

Trio Hops Off On World Flight   Converted A-26 Used In Attempt for Record

U.S.Red Showdown Near On Atomic Veto Question   Russia Gains Minor Decision in First Stace of Battie Over Atomic Control

(Gasp) Give Me Heir! (Man Inherits Fortune But  Observes: I Don’t Need i

PRIESTS GET ~~. PRISON TERM    JUGOSLAV. COURT SAYS THEY   WERE CAUSE OF MOB   KILLING ANOTHER PRIEST:

Price Drop Seen For Farm Products   Fann Economist Tells Farmers t Itvepare Alternate Plans to Steady Prices

Attorney General Says Coal Strike Was Insult to U.S.   High Court Asked to Uphold Contempt Fines Levied on Lewis-UMW/

U. 5. ATTORNEY GENERAL RAPS UNION CHIEF   Highest U. S. Tribunal Begins Contempt Hearing   COAL STRIKE   “Insult To U.S. Itself,” Says Clerk: Case Will Set Precedent

CLARK STATES LEWIS’ COURSE INSULT TO UL 5.   Attorney General Asks High Bench to Uphold Fines for Contempt

Highest Court Is Asked to Uphold Ruling   Clark Flays Miners’ Union Chief for Disregarding Order

Tribunal Asked To Uphold Fine For Contempt   Attorney General Tells Supreme Court Action Of Mine Leader Was Affront to Nation

Clark Leads off Final Arguments In Highest Court   Action Against UMW And Lewis Defended By Attorney General

Lewis Acts An ‘Insult, Says Clark   Attorney General Asks Supreme Court To Uphold Fines In Strike Case

Lewis, Governm ent Argue Case Before U.S.SupremeCo art   Lewis’ ‘Attorneys io Tell — Court: U. 5. Court Had No Legal Basis. fer Fining Union

CLARK SAYS COAL STRIKE AN INSULT   Attorney General Declares John L. Lewis’ Spurning of Court Order to Keep Working Was an Invitation to Mob Rule.

Clark Declares  Lewis' Course Insult to U.S.  Says Government Sought Onlv to Sustain Functions

Prosecutor Urges Fines  For Contempt Be Upheld   Government Sought Only To Maintain Functions in Asking Coal Mine Strike

Lewis Action Insult to U. $., Clark Declares   Supreme Court Asked To Uphold Contempt Fines

CLARK LEADS OFFFORU.S. TN ARCUMENTS   Supreme Court Is Hearing Statements In Coal Strike Case

Lewis Actions In Strike Held “Insult” To U.S.   Government Has Right To Protect Itself, Attorney Genera! Says

Mine Boss Assailed By Clark   Supreme Court In Initial Hearing Of Soft Coal Disnute.

FEDERAL CASE AGAINST UMW GIVEN COURT   Attorney General Asks Justices Uphold Big Fine on Union

High Court Is Asked To Uphold Fine   Attorney General Says No One Immune When Govt. Imperiled.

Clark Terms Lewis Action  Insult to U.S   None Above Law, Supreme Court Told at Hearing

Declares Action Of Mine Workers’ Chief Invitation To Mob Rule; Says Nation Has Right To Defend Self ‘From Within’

Asks Court To Sustain Fines For Contemp   Argues Government Has Authority and Right to Defend Self From Destruction   “No Person Is  Above the Law”   Case Is Expected to Set Far-Reaching Precedents In Interpretation of Labor Laws

Supreme Court Asked To Uphold Big UMW Fine   Atty. Gen. Clark Contends Soft Coal Walkout Was “Insult To U. S. [taelf”

Lewis, Uncle Sam Launch Arguments in Supreme Cour!   Fines Imposed in U.S. District Court Taken Into Tribunal

Government Seeks Only to Maintain   Lawful Functions  Attorney General Leads Off Case Before Supreme Court to Set

Lewis, Government Resume Fight Over FinesForContempt   Attorney General Clark Argues For Administration

Attorney General Clark Declares Lewis’ Coal Strike Was Insult to the United  States.   $3,510,000 IN FINES INVOLVED AS ISSUE

Attorney Calls Mine Strike “An Insult To UV. S.”   Defends Government Right To Defend Self From “Destruction From Within”

No One Is Above The Law   Attorney General’ Contends in Supreme Court Today Lewis’ Course ‘An Insult’

Supreme Cour Asked To Okay Big Penalties   Attorney General Opens Arguments Dafnvo Tribunal

CLARK BRANDS LEWIS ACTION ANSULT 10 U.S.’   Showdown On Coal Strike Restrainer On As Court Hears Arguments

Lewis Stand In Strike Labeled ‘Insult To U. S.’   Atty. General Asks High Court To Uphold Huge Contempt Fines.

Clark Contends Lewis Course Insulted Nation  Attorney General Says U. S. Has Right To Defend Country

Strike Held An Insult To Nation   Attorney General Clark Asks Upholding of Fines For Contempt

Clark Says Lewis’ Act An ‘Insult’   Conviction, Fine  Are Under Attack

Attorney General. Slaps UMW Policy Before High Court   Asks Tribunal to Uphold Contempt Fines Imposed  On Mine Workere

Hearing Opens In High. Court   Clark Contends Lewis Course Insult To Nation

Lewis Rapped ByClark  In Court   Coal Strike Called ~ Insult To Entire Government

Clark Labels Lewis Action  Insult To U.S.   Hearing Opens On Uniow Boss’ Appeal Against Min ers’ Fine.

Congress Committees Press  W ork On Portal Pay Laws   L oT . . an Sz Jackson Raps “Unpredictable” Decisions , \ . .  3° 7 By Supreme Court On Wage-Hour Act

HOUSE GROUPS PRESS WORK ON BILLS RULING PORTAL PAY   Action Follows Justice Jackson’s Declarations On  Wage-Hour Act

Portal Pay Rule by High Court Flayed by Justice Jackson   House Moves Swiftly tc Deal With Problem in New Portal Bill

HOUSE BILL TO RESTRICT PORTAL PAY IS PROPOSED   JUSTICE JACKSON ASSAILS DECISION OF SUPREME COURT

House Committee Moves Swiftly On Portal Pay Issue   Tentative Bill Is Effort to Get Matter Settled Quickly; Senate Committee Also Working on Bil)

House Works on Portal Pay Bill   Group To Act Under Obscure Wage Law

House Committee Moves to Polish Up Portal Pay Bill Will Scan Measure Already Submitted

PANEL MOVES FAST ON PORTAL RULES   Pay Bill May Be Completes By Nightfall

Portal Pay Bul Studied By House Group   WORKABLE LAW LOOKED @ FOR FROM CONGRESS BODY

ACTION SPEEDED ON PORTAL PAY   House Committee Wants To Complete Tentative Bill Before Nightfall

Seek To Speed Portal Pay Bill Through House   Judiciary Committee May Approve Tentative Draft Of Measure Today.

House Committee  Speeds Action On  Portal Pay Bill Wiley. Reports Senate In Hurry

Congress Groups  Plan Portal Pay  Issue Action Measures io Curb Demands

JACKSON HITS BLACK ‘BLOC   House Committee Moves Swiftly On Portal Pay  Question

Truman is Silent On Tax Bill's Fate   Decision Must Be Made Monday or Measure Will Become a Law

Truman Considers Labor, Tax Bills  Veto Likely Monday on   Veto Likely Monday on Act To Abolish Levies

Tax Bill Move Due Monday, Truman Says   Veto Seen Certain, With No Overriding From Capital Hill

TAX BILL VETO ALMOST CERTAIN   sg ‘Truman Promises to Act on Measure By Deadline

TRUMAN BACK IN CAPITAL FROM CANADA   Faces Two _ Knotty Problems Immediately.

Truman ‘Ponders ‘Tax Bill   Veto of Bilt Is Expected Monday; ‘Action on Labor Bill Follows Soon

Rain, Snow and Sleet Blow to Midwest Farms   Fear Frost Tonight; Fishing Boat Missing Off Kenosha, Wis.

WORK IN FIELDS DELAYED BY RAIN, SLEET AND SNOW   FARMERS WARNED OF POSSIBLE SPRING FROST TOMORROW

Snow, Frost and Sleet in State   Near Winter Stalls Midwest Planting: Records Broken

Late Spring Frost May Fall on Parts of Section Tonight   Field Work in Farming Areas Virtually at Standstill in May

Corn Threatened By Cold Wave   Snow Fall Reported In At Least Three States

TEMPERATURES TO DIP TONIGHT   Late Spring Frost Forecast For Midwest Friday

Spring Work In Nation's Corn Belt Is Near Standstill Because Of Rain, Snow And Sleet

WARN OF FROST IN CORN BELT ON MEMORIAL DAY   Mixture of Rain, Sleet, Snow Strikes Midwest Sectors Wednesday

CORN PLANTING AT STANDSTILL   Rain, Snow and Sleet Halts Midwest Farmers

RAIN, HAIL AND COLD ENDANGER CROPS IN MIDWESTERN REGION   LARGE SECTIONS HIT BY ABNORMALLY LOW TEMPERATURES TODAY

Widespread Rain And Snow Storms Further Delay Planting; Frost Forecast as Far South as North Part of Indiana

“WEATHER_   Mercury On Skids Over  Farm Area  Snow And Sleet Delay Planting

Corn States Worried Over Bad Weather   In Addition to Excessive Rainfall, Some _ Sections Report Snow, Sleet and Cold Wave.

House Ballot On Tax Slash Set Tuesday   Provision for Little Mar  Would Insure Passage  ! of Bill, Sen. Hatch   . Asserts Today

Measure To Aid Small Taxpayer  Enactment ‘Insured’ By Providina Relief

DELEGATES ARRIVE FOR G10 MEETING   UAW Control Fight May Hit Convention Floor

ArnallNow Works In Own Capitol   Talmadge Takes Over All of Executive Offices

Ousted Arnall Refuses To Relinquish Duties   Last Hope Of Saving Governorship For Thompson Rests With Courts

Arnall Loses His Last Foothold in Georgia's Capitol   Talmadge Winds U; Capture af the Governorship

Arnall Forced From Capitol   Jeers of Massed Talmadge Supporters Resound as Rotunda Desk Taken

GOP 4TH DISTRICT WILL HAVE CAUCUS   Advisability of Special Election for Rep. Jones Replacement Is Subject

COUPLE TELLS TROUBLES AFTER ABANDONING BOYS IN CHICAGO CATHEDRAL

Couple Held In Abandonment  Of 3 Children   Father Tells Difficulties In Futile Search For Home Across U. 5S.

Inspector Says Plea Dangerous Mine Be Shut Down Rejected; lilinois State Director Quits; Law Violations Charged

Economy By Mine Owners Disclosed As Reason For Safety Violations

MINE INSPECTOR TELLS OF REBUFF   Wanted to Close Centralia Mine but Director Opposed. tnvestiaators Told

Mine Precaution Rejected, Claim.   Inspector Says Plea for Safety Reform Tumed Down

Inspector Says He Pleaded 2 Years  Ago That Centralia Mine Be Closed   Testifies That State Director Rejected Plea; Declares He Was Also Ordered To Cut Down Size Of His Reports.

ALBANIA BALKING BRITISH DEMANDS FOR UN HEARINGS   Mighty Empire Placed on Spot By Failure of Albania to Send Delegate

ALBANIA IGNORES  BRITISH CHARGES  OF MINE SOWING BLOCKS UN HEARING  BY FAILURE TO SEND ENVOY FOR DEFENSE

Tiny Albania Is Twisting Tail of British Lion on Corfu Mine Actior

Albania Ignores Invitation To Appear at U.N. Hearing   Embdrrass British By Refusing To Answer Charges

Democrats Seek Freshman Solons For Brewster Group   Want Four Fighters To Protect Party: Kilgore And Connally Will Not Serve

Taft Announces Consolidated Labor Hearing   Goal Is To Have Legislation Ready About March 1   Teachers Granted Increase in Pay   Portal Pay May Delay Tax Cut   Airlines Are Now Aided by Radar   Tammany Revolt Now Wide Open

NEVIUS’ SENTENCE UPHELD BY COURT   ‘Ohio Tribunal Sets Aside Tw Other Bribe Charges

Sigler Fires’ Munnell from. Prison Job —   Leaves Burke's Case to State Corrections Comm.

Test Is Slated For Amendment   (Turn to page tf for local background story on semendment.)

ORDER BLOCKING ALL ACTION ON COLLEGE BUILDING 15 ISSUED  JUDGE SAYS MOVE IS MANDATORY AS SECOND VOTE ATTACK FILED

Cholera Breaks Out In Egypt... . Epidemic Fear Grips Area Of  Mediterranean

Egypt Gripped By Fear Of Cholera Siege   Planes Rush Aid As Travel Virtually Cut Off from Stricken Lan

Wrecking Crew Of Russia Hit Sy Vandenberg   Senator Opens Aid Debate With Warning Of Communist Aims

WARNS SENATE. OF COMMUNIST : ECONOMIC WAF   URGES BWITT PASSAGE Ot “MEASURES To HALT  ‘7 RUBSIAN ACTS OF. , AGGRESSION

Raps Russ Policies In Europe   Solon Charges Red Wrecking Crews Have Been Turned Loose

 Late News Bulletins  Senate Committee Rejects Industry-Wide Bargaining Curt   Staffs of Foreign Ministers Weary of Parley Bickering

Only  Holiday Traffic Fatality in lowa  ae te malace-MNastinnal blaliday Tall l« Low   National Holiday Highway Toll Low

SD QUITS PRESS ASSOCIATION   J. Howard Ruaco te Become Edito of Sabetha Herald

Crowd Boos Split Report hy Officials   Referee Would Have  Given Title to Back Pedaling Foe.

2 Judges Vote For Bomber in 15-Round Joust   Referee Gives Nod to Challenger: Ruling Is Hooted

Bomber Gains Split Decision Over Walcott  Crowd Boos Ruling; Champ Is Disgusted

Joe Louis Wins From Walcott ‘Lo Retain Title   Chalienger Floors Heavyweight Champ Twice And Stages a Surprising Battle; Crowd Hoots Split Decision for Bomber

CHAMP TWICE FLOORED; ONE EYE IS CLOSED   . oe Walcott Knocks Down  “Bomber for Count of 2 - in Second and Count of  Tin Fourth.   GRUELLING BOUT — ~~ . GOES 15 ROUNDS   Crowd Roars. Disapproval  ~ of Verdict of Two Judg_es—Referee Marks’ His Card for Challenger. -

Lewis Forced Into Fifteen Rounds To Win   Champion: Is Knoc ked Down Twice But Gains Decision

NEW TAXES TOTALING $133 MILLION RECOMMENDED BY DUFF IN BUDGET MESSAGE TODAY TO LEGISLATURE

Sensational Trial Underway ~  Naval Officer Secretly Tried For Atrocities ‘In Jap Prison

Secret Court Martial For Navy Officer Accused Of Mistreating Americans In Jap Prison Camp   Beating, Starvation Of Enlisted Men Reported Caused By U.S. Officer Who “Squealed”

U. S. Naval Officer Secretly Tried For Atrocities In Jap Prison Camp

‘Pore and Simple’ a,  Full Merger Seen by     Unification Measure

Says Unification Bill Would Join Army, Navy   Senater Terms Measure Merger Legislation--Will Make Senate Fight

MILITARY PLAN CALLED MERGER   Unification Bill Hit By’       5 0iy ta

Unfication Bill Ready For Action   Senate Committee Approves Measure  12 To O

Senator Flays “Unification”  Of Army-Navy   Robertson Declares Plan Is “Merger”; Senate Group Approved Act By 12 to O

Perjury Charges Hinted by Solons   Two CIO Union Leaders Testimony Is Questioned

California Loses Tidelands Case.  Government Holds  Paramount Rights

Tidelands Decision Put Into Effect   High Court Issues Decree Giving U.S. -‘Paramount Rights’

Youth Confesses He Started Fires  Tells Police to   Tells Police to Come and Get Him

Student Admits Starting Fires  Oshkosh Boy Tells Police: Pick Me Up

Youth Confesses He Started Fires  Tells Police to Pon ane Cot Win

_ President’s Smite, Corifidence Sull Warm  a ee on tence Suh arm  Storms Without And Inside: Truman Calm

‘Question and Answer Truman Biding Time on.  Budaet and Other Issues

6 Republicans Continue Mine Disaster Probe ‘Alter 4 Democrats Quit

LEE ISSUES NEW DENIAL   GENERAL IN ITALY SAYS — THAT “HE -SPENDS~FHOM— —_OwWN-FUNDS FOR EN TERTAINMENT

Gen. Lee Says He Demands Strict Discipline in Mediterranean Arec

Sewage Works Assn. Opens Meeting Here   Montana Well Drillers Assn. Convenes; Water Works Group to Meet Fri

To Reconsider Ban on Whiskey   Poultryless Thursdays Being Traded for Grain Savina Feed Plans

LUCKMAN GROUP MAY RULE ON CRITICISM   Asked To End Poultryless Day, Cistillery Holiday

Food Committee Faces Decisions On Shutdown Of Brewery Plants And Poultry -Less Thursdays

MAIOR ITEMS UNDER FIRE Ii GRAIN SAVING   FOOD CONSERVATION DRIVES URGED IN ALL CITIES

2 Issues Before Food Committee  One About Planned Distillery Shutdown

Food Committee Faces Decision  Question Distillery Closing Program

Food Committee Is Facing Two Decisions  Pair of Major Phases Are Under Fire;  luckman ta Decide

AFTER 30 YEARS  Imprisoned Amnesia Victim « Freed by Federal Judge

Wide-Open Split In French Labor Ranks Reported   Anti- Communist Member “ship Decides ‘To Estab  lish Own Unions   RUSSIA-FRANCE TENSION MOUNTS

French Labor Confederation Badly Split   Anti-Communist Group Establishes Own Unions

COLD EVEN IN QUNNY SOUTH NEAR FREEZE   South, Midwest and All the Eastern Half of the U.S. Get Real Chill.

Senate Is Near Final Action On Labor Measure   Leaders Hope For Final Ac. tion Today Or Tomorrow On Controversial Bill   SPECULATION ON POSSIBLE VETO

Gandhi fo Try To End Rioting In New Delhi   Aposile of Peace Heavily Guarded Because of Fanatic:

DUTCH CLAIM ~ WAR IS OVER   NETHERLAND GOVERNMENT SAYS ‘POLICE ACTION’ AGAINST REPUBLICANS _-ALMOST_AT_AN_END_

On The Other Side Republicans Find Plenty To Criticize ln Truman Speech

Quick To Snipe At President’s Dinner Speech   Republicans Find Plenty  To Criticizes; Demoerats Give lt A Big Hand

" Sen. Morse Charges Discrimination Westerners Left Off Major Congressional Committees

Predicts Senate Ready To Outlay Portal Pay Suits   Ferguson Claims Only New Dealers Will Vote Against The Bill.

House Vetes To Wipe Out Portal Suits   Senate Expecied To Pass Measure Withant Tranhle

BABY CHOKES ON BALLOON  Father Overseas Had Never See! Child Who Died Yesterday

After Eight Days Locked In Box Car, Michigan Man Says Thirst Was Terrible

GIVES BIGGEST BIL   Texas Gas Company Offers $1 43,127,000 for Big and Little Inch

143 Million Offered for Pipe Lines   Bid Submitted By Texas Eastern Transmission Co.  Of Houston

Big-Power Delegates Clash Over ‘Atomic Control Veto   United States, Britain and Canada Reaffirm Opposition to Any Cancellation of Punishments

Red Proposal _ Causes Clash On A-Control   Western Nations Reaffirm  Opposition to Veto Qh Atrmin Cetesnc

WESTERNERS RAP SOVIET PROPOSAL   Britain, Canada Assail Red Pian Regarding A-Controis

CARTER, OWNER OF 3 M'DOWELL MINES, 1S FIRED   Default In Payment O1' Royalty To UMW Is  Government Cause

OPERATOR FIRED FROM OWN MINE   U. S. ‘Ousts’ Manager Whe Refuses To Pay Royalty

Collectors To Get Percentage   State Starts Planning For New Retail Saies Tax.

Europe Is Approaching Corner In © A New Era   Preparatibs Are in  for Meet bs a Ministers on Friday in Paris

Approve 30 Cent Wheat Corn Bonus   Senate Agriculture Commit. tee Favors Bill — Opposed by Anderson

LIFE TERMER ESCAPES         exter, Ohta. Hosard Je Out  Flees From MeAl pital While

LIFE TERMER ESCAPES   Flees From McAlester, Okla. Hospital While Guard Is Out

Life Termer Escapes. At McAlester, Okla,   "Bad Actor” Eludes His Guard--Also Paroled. From Sine Sing Friston

Life-Termer Escapes From Hospital   Samet, On Parole From Another Life Term At Sing Sing, Vanishes

Ford Will Offer Low-Priced Car   New Vehicle To Be Light. er In Weight, Less Costly Than Present Ford

Court Orders Are Issued In Several Current Cases  Dates Set For Final Hearing And "Tested Ry, TInwdera

Court Orders Are Issued In Several Current Cases Dates Set For Final Hearing And  le oe > a oo oe

Building Trades Workers Lay Off   Madison, Milwaukee Hit by Action; Fail of New Contracts

Halt Oceanic Travel By Air: Pilots Strike   Cargo Crews Shut Down; Rails Ask Wage Increase:

Labor Disputes Disrapt Travel On U.S. Airline   West Coast Shipping. Tied  ‘Up, Rail Unions Demand,  .- Pay Boost; Express _ Workers Strike

Labor Tension is Heightened Today; Transport Trouble   Travel by Air Disrupted -by Strike; Rail Unions in New Wage Demand

LABOR TIEUPS HIT TRANSPORT   Air, Sea Blocks Seen as Railmen Demand Increase

Railroad Men Sel Wage sid  At 30 Pereent   Strike of Pilots  In Second Day— Shoe Industry Strike Averted in 3 States

Tension Mounts With Strikes And Demands   Bright Spet Ox Front Is Settlement Of Scheduled Walkaut Of 13,000 CIO Shaa Warklake.

Tension Tightens on Labor Front; Trainmen Ask 30 Percent Wace Hike

Transport Is Main Trouble Center Now  Averted Shoe Strike Is Only Re  sake Sras

Rail Unions Ask 30% Wage Increase; Labor Trouble Disrupts Air Travel

Tension Mounts On Labor Front   Rail Brotherhoods Asking Increase of 30 Per Cent

3° Rail Uniens Demand Raise; Disputes Grow  Lahor TVTronhles Fy3+   Labor Troubles Hit Air, Sea Transport; Shoe Union Settles

Transportation Affected by Labor Troubles   Rail Brotherhoods Make Formal Demand For Wace Increase

European Air Travel, West Coast Shipping   Is Disrupted by Strikes;  Railmen Ask Rule Change

Labor Front Tension Mounts   Transportation Dispute: In Vanguard of Probable Troubles

Labor Front. Again Is Seen Danger Spot   Disputes Threaten to Disrupt Air, Rail and Water Transport

DISPUTES RISE AMONG WORKERS ON WIDE FRONT   Railroad Brotherhoods Demand 30 Per Cent Wage Hikes For More Than 350,000; Air And Sea Services Disrupted. —

Tension On Labor Front Gr ows Again   Disputes Disrupt Travel By Air And Halt Cargo Handling On West Coast

INTERNATIONAL AID FOR NEEDY 1S TOP ITEM OF PROPOSALS   Marshall Submits List’ of Pro: posals For Possible’ Action of Congress

Sen. Bilbo, Jaw in Mask, Attends Church Dedication; Called Greatest Statesman

Speaker Calls Bilbo ‘Greatest Statesman’ At Sunday’s Juniper Grove Dedication And Posey’ Throwing Contest

Gerald L. K. Ladies Out Verbal Bouquets Eor Silent Bilbo. Patron of the Church

125 GRADUATED FROM RURAL STH GRADES   Rey. W. B. Westbrook Gives Commencement Address

‘Actress Held In Hair-Pulling   Name Calling During Madison Square Garden Bout Brings Arrest.

gta At Fight:  PAC ‘tress Subdued By Policemen After Battle With Fight Fan

ILLINOIS HOUSE KILLS 113 BILLS   SPEED DRIVE FOR ADJOURNMENT WITH HEAVY CALENDARS

Seven Top Nazi Leaders Serving Long Prison Terms, Face Bleak Christmas

De Gaullists Take Control of Paris City Government   City Council Elects Pierre de Gaulle Mayor In Stermy Session

DE GAULLISTS:TAt REINS IN PAR   MEANTIME REYNAUD SEE COALITION REGIME TO’ EEPLACE RAMADIER,

De Gaulle Controls Capital   Communists Quil On Denunication  Of Marshall Plan

De Gaulle’s RPF Assumes Control Of Paris Council  Communists Assail U. §., Leave Chamber

DE GAULLISTS IN PAWER WY PARIS      General’s Brother Elected a: President of City  Cfauncil

Paris Control Is Taken Over By DeGaullists   Communist. Says U.  ” Goods Are Corrupt: ing French

DeGaulle Party Takes Over Paris Regime   Spreading Unrest Grips Large Sections of France

De Gaullists Assume Control Of Paris As Reds Boycott Council   Gen. De Gaulle’s Brother Elected President Of City’s Ruling Body; Communists In Denunciation Of United States

DeGaullists Take Council Control  Communists Blast United States

DE GAULLISTS CONTROL PARIS   Take Over Municipal Govt As Unrest Grips Large Sections Of Nation

Supported By Plar  Greeks ‘Open Mayor Drive      Reports Say 300 Irregulars Wiped Out Jn One Battle: Phu  s Pursue Remnants

Greek Army Launches Big Attack   Heavy Gunfire,  Planes Used  on Guerrillas

Greek Troops Launch Attack  Qn Guerrillas   300 Irregulars Are Reported Wiped Out in One Engagement

Main Force Guerrillas Withdrawing   Planes and Heavy Gunfire Support Big Push On 2,500 Troops In Hills North of Toannina

Invaders Appear Well Equipped In Heavy Action   Two Battalions Said to Be ‘Foreigners,’ ‘But Not Identified

Turn Planes and Guns oF Guerrillas   Irregulars In Flight, Seeking Union With Other Leftists

Full-Seale Attack Made On Greek  Guerrillas   Athens Government May Seek To Use  More of U. S. Funds For Army Purposes

Greek Army Begins New Hill Attack   300 Guerrillas Reported Killed

Greeks Open Full-Scale Attack On Invading Foe With 300 Reported Dead   Athens May Request American Permission To Use Truman Doctrine Funds To Double Size Of Greece’s Fighting Forces

SIPPORT ATTAG   Greek Army Launches Full Scale Drive On Guerrillas North of loannina

GREEKS OPEN HEAVY ATTACK ON INVADERS   Guerrilla Forces Are Routed; 300 Killed In One Battle

GREEKS ATTACK ‘GUERRILLAS. NEAR - ALBANIAN BORDER   Wipe Out 300 in One Engagement — Main Leftist Force Reported Falling Back.   STRAFING PLANES - ARE IN HOT PURSUIT   Irregulars Believed Atiempt_ ing to Make Junction With   Other Rebels in Grani  mos Mountains.

Government Officials Claim Advances Greeks Using Planes din Heavy Offensive

300 GUERRILLAS ANNIHILATED BY GREEK TROOPS   Main Force Of Irregulars Being Pursued By Nationalists   INSURGENTS REPORTED BEING WELL EQUIPPED

Chinese Reds Cut Rail Route U.S. Forces Must Use  Communists Strike Soon After Report  Americans Leaving

Red Army Cuts Railroad in  North China   ‘Action Severs U.S. Withdrawal Route Temporaril'

COMMUNISTS IN CHINA MOVE AS Ul. §. GETS OUT   \merica Gives Up On Bad Chinese Situation; Troops To Be Withdrawn; Communists Cut Vital Railway In Swift Move.

ATTACK COMES AT MID-WAY STATION   Tie Incident With American Forces Withdrawal   ARMORED TRAIN   Sent Up By Government Ta Combat Drive; Fighting Still Rages

Route Over Which Our Forces Must Withdraw   Decision-To Withdraw All American Mediators And Marines From China Seen Inviting Heavier Fichting.

Chinese Reds Attempt To Halt U. S. Departure   Cut Railway On Which U. S. Forces Were To Travel In Withdrawal

China Reds Block U.S. Withdrawal   Important Reilway Slashed By: ‘Reds; Pioht Set Races:

Chinese Reds Cut Peiping Rail Line   Is Route  Over Which  U. S. Forces Must Withdraw

ommunists In thina Sever ital Railway   ° Will. Slow Withdrawal Of American Military Unige ' From Peiping.

Vital Railway Line Is Seized By Communists   Marines May Yet Be Involved In Major Civil War Clash

CHINESE REDS CUT RAIL LINE NEEDED TO CARRY YANKS   Observers Predict Both Factions Will Launch Drives Kaneohe

Chinese Reds Cut American Exit Railway   Assault Follows Decision by U. S. To Pall Army Out

Diplomats Discount Threat to Peiping   Withdrawal of American Forces Mav Be Periled by New Moves

Communists Sever  Withdrawal Route  Red Liaison Officers Ready  To Leave Government Area

Chinese Reds Cut Strategic Railway Link; Battle Rages   Communist Action Delays Withdrawal Of. American Units

Vital Railway Is Target Near Peiping  at. 4°89 Me oe   Fighting Still Rages But Assault on City Not Expected

Sino Communists Cut Railway Line Pieping-Tientsin   Route Over Whieh Yanl Forces Must Leave Area; Fighting Stull Rages

“Tn North China   Movement By Communists Occurs ‘Shortly After U. S. Troops Pulled Out

VITAL RAILWAY IN NORTH CHINA CUT ‘BY FORCE OF REDS   Communists Go Into Action As '  Announceiment Made of  UL S. Withdrawing

China Reds Cut Yank Exit Route   American Authorities Discredit Reports on Peiping Attack

!U. S. Withdrawal Signals ‘Renewed China Fighting   Communist Forces Cut Vital Railway;  Hold Up Evacuation of Yanks

Communists Cut Vital Railroad In North China   May Delay Or Imperil American Withdrawal

Climactic Week For Big Four? .....  See Showdown On Molotov Proposal

Fight Nears With Russia Over German  Unity Plans   Ministers Prepared © For Showdowns; See Conference Failure

$155,000,000 WILL BE INVESTED 1,800-Mile Pipeline Is Planned To Transport-Texas Gas To East

a  TWP. SCHOOL DISTRICT ~ TO RECEIVE $15,550.47   Government To Mail Check In Liew of Taxes On Projects  and Il

Cold Wave Cripples England   Fuel Shortage Ties Ur Ships: Closes Down Industries

Dalton Fired From British Treasury Pos   Cripps Is Appointed : iT ; tabor Government . Shakeup

Dalton Quits As Budget Leak  Scandal Seen   Disclosure of Taxation Secrets to Reporter Brings Final Showdown

BRITISH CABINET SHAKEN BY BUDGET LEAK; DALTON GUT   Chancellor of Exchequer Dropped After Apologizing to Commons for Disclosing Tax Secrets,   CRIPPS APPOINTED AS HIS SUCCESSOR   Sensation Biggest Since Labor Came Into Power— — Churchill Demands an Investigation.

Britain's Fourth Ranking Officer Is Forced to Resign   Hugh Dalton, Of ‘Treasury, Let Tax Secrets Out. He Admits

DALTON RESIGNS AS CHANCELLOR OF EXCHEQUER   Cabinet Official Admits Precipitating Budget “Leak” Scandal   REPERCUSSIONS ARE BEING ANTICIPATED

DALTON DROPPED FOR NEWS LEAN   Britain's Chancellor Of ‘Ex chequer Resigns For indiscretion

DALTON LOSES TREASURY JOB IN BRITISH CABINET   Budget ‘Leak’ Scanda! Causes Resignation; Cripps Gets New Post

Admits He Jumped Gun Releasing Tax Secrets; Cripps His Successor. ©

Ambassador Ordered to Return to Post to Ascertain Reasons for Rejection of Defense Treaty — Normal Friendly Relations. Between Two Countries Will Not  be Affecged.

U.S. Evacuates Panama Bases   Troops Pulling Out as Central American State Rejects Treaty; California Solon To Ask Canal Survey in Nicaragua

U.S. Forces Are Now Evacuating Canal Outposts   Action -Follows Panama's Refusal To Continue U. S. Rights To  Trnctallatiane   PRESIDENT ORDERS PROBE OF SITUATION

Thuringia President Is Missing   Head of Red Occupied Province, Wife, Aide  Are Missing

Prices Rise o0 Per Cent.  SurveyShows   Sky - Rocketing Reported Since Controls Removed On Living Costs

SURVEY SHOWS' PRICE RISES, OF PAST YEAR   Some Items Up 50 Per Cent Since Controls Ended

Today's Outlook   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst MUCH AT STAKE AS BRITAIN GAMBLES ON “CRISIS POWERS”

British Big Gamble Will Decide Fate   Events Strenghten View That Country Is On Way Toward Regimentation Of Its Individuals   Br DEWITTE MACKENZIE AP Forelagn Affairs Analyst

Mackenzie Sees Distinction’ Between Regimentation and Dictatorship, in Britain

Truman Nominees Face Opposition   Move Reported to Bloch 2 NLRB Appointmerits

Nearly Half Of State Miners Out  Thousands Of Tons Of Production Lost

Governor Directs  ‘Band Fund Drive   Carlson Makes Personal Appeal to Citizens for Contributions   FUNDS TO HIS OFFICE   Cost of Band Trip to Orange Bowl Estimated at $15,000

URGES FARMERS TO PRODUCE TO LIM   TO MEET WORLD FOOD CRISI   Greene Co. A.A.A. Asks Re-Chech of Conservation Plans in View of U. 8S. Policy

Farm Commodity Controls Studied By Congressmen   Agriculture Committee In House Seeks to Draft Flexible Policy

NEW HOLES BURST ON MT, ETNA GRATER   Flow Of Lava Increased As Natives Flee Homes

Mead Tells Of May’s Action For Garssons   Tried To Get Freeze Order On Funds Broken

State Board Changes Three Taxing Rates   Thirty-nine Cent Cut Eliminates Fire Equipment in Center Township — Rates Are Listed.

Dean Claims Soviet Bloc Is Friendly   British Prelate Says Eastern Europe Can Be. Won By U. S. If Trucks and Teols are Furnished -

Canterbury Dean Evidently Is Admirer of USSR   Says America Should  (rive Red-Dominated  Czechoslovakia Trucks 1. DEWITT MACKENZIE

Gurney And Andrews Accuse Fellow Republicans Of Imperiling U. S. Security With Budget Slash

GOP ACCUSED OF IMPERILING U. S. SECURITY, PEACE  : 2 OF OWN LEADERS  OPPOSE SHARP CUT

Slash In Budget Imperils National Security, Armed Services Committee Says

Budget Group Will Consider Issue Friday   Gyrney, Andrews Assert They Will Not Support Proposed Cut

GOPLeader: Hit Budget Cut Moves   Claim $6 Billion Cut Will Imperil National Security

GOP Solons Hit Budget Slash   Declare National Security Imperiled

CRIPPLING TO ARMED FORGES, GURNEY HOLDS   Economy Blec Maintains -It Has No Desire to * Hamstring Army.

Republicans Accused Of Periling Security   Intra-Party Fight Pr ecipitated On Cutin Ar med Forces > Budget

Budget Slash of 6 Billion Draws Fire   Fear Expressed National Security Will Be Endanaered

TWO SOP SOLONS SAY SECURITY ALSO MENACED   Republican Leaders Assert Colleagues Bent On 6 Billion Budget Slash Are Following Ill-Advis ed Course.

2 Republican Leaders Aim Charges At GOP   “ CANNOT VOTE FOR ANYTHING that

GURNEY WILL FIGHT FOR FUNDS TO WIN PEACE   Breaks With GOP on Budget Slice for National Defense

GOP Splits on Armed Forces Budget Slash   Republican Leaders Charge Party With Imperiling Security

Budget Slash Plan Imperils U. $. Security, Two Republicans Charge   Economy Advocates in Congress Deny That Proposed Six-Billion Dollar Reduction Will Hamstring Efficienty of Military Services

REPUBLICANS IN CONGRESS DIVIDED OVER PROPOSAL TO LOP OFF SIX BILLIONS   Eisenhower Pleads Against Reduction of Army and Navy Funds; Issue Comes to, Vote by Full Budget Committee on Friday

Fight GOP Fiscal Drive   Chairmen Opposed to Committee Vote to Cut National Budget;

TWO G. 0. P. LEADERS RAP BUDGET SLASH   Gurney of Senate and Andrews of House Declare Military Fund Cut Will Imperil the Nation's Security,

Service Fund Cut Proposal Attacked   Staff Chief Is Against Slash In Money for Fighting Forces

SayBudget Cut Threat To Peace   GOP Leaders Accuse Party Of Hamstringing National Security

SEE BUDGET FIGHT OVER THREAT TO DEFENSE FUNDS   2 GOP Committee Members Oppose Proposed Amount  Of Budget Slash

Chairmen Of House And Senate Committees Demounce Effort to Cut  "Down Fimds   Eisenhower Urges Slash Prevention   Budget Group Votes * For $1,750,000,000 Drop  From Truman Total For Army,. Navy

MOVE TO SLASH BUDGET CALLED SECURITY BLOW   Two G. 0. P. Leaders Hit At Subcommittee’s 0. K. Of Six Billion Reduction

REPUBLICAN SPLIT LOOMS ON ISSUE OF BUDGET SLASt   Gurney and Andrews Charge Army-Navy Cot  Ve Heemmoer Defente

Budget Slash paid Threat  Teo Security —   Proposed Cut Regarded as Dangerous by Two GOP Leaders; Protest Also Voiced by Eisenhower

Republican Budget Plans Hit Rough Party Opposition   Slash in Armed Forces Fund Is Prime Item Ripped

Slash of $6,000,000,000, Including Reduction In Defense Funds, Splits G.0.P.; Eisenhower Visits Capitol Hill to Oppose Cut in Forces

Proposed Slash In Budget Hit   Republican Leaders Divided Over Issue

Two Republicans Rap Party’s Goal of Big Tax Slash   Andrews and Gurney Accuse GOP Leaders of At tempt to Threaten Peace

GOP Leaders See Budget Cut Peril To Nation   Gurney, Andrews Voice Opposition To Proposal For Slash Of Six Billion

2GOP Tax Slash *— Advocates Accused Of Imperiling U.S.   Party’s Own Leaders Denounce Proposed Reduction in Rudaet

CORN HITS NEW ALL-TIME HIGH   September Futures Soar  to $2.243/, a Bushel

FAST INDIES ZONE TENSE AT THREAT r WAR RENEWAL   Dutch Hint “Police Action” I Indonesians Continue HMactilities

Efforts To End  Indonesian War Prove Fruitless   Widespread Clashes Are Reported To UN Council

No Compromise On Indonesia Found   Nations Trying for Compromise Unable to Decide Two Questions

UN Delegates Fail to Halt Dutch Dispute   Compromise Efforts Made By Australia, Poland and China

Compromise on Indonesia Fails  Nations Deadlocked : On Major Questions

No Decision Indonesia   UN Efforts to Agree On Compromise of Issue Fail: War Goes Or

ee ee ey  FOR WHE AT FESTIV Als      Plans Made for Activity to Be  Held With 4-H Fairs

FOR WHEAT FESTIVALS   Plans Made for Activity to Be Held With 4-H Fairs

SAW MEN LEAP FROM FLAMING B-70 FRIDAY   Big Army Ship Was Searching for Plane Missing in Alaska

14 AIRMEN RESCUED IN ALASKA   3 Daring Civilian Fliers Save Crew Of Crashed B-29

DARING RESCUE OF 14 AIRMEN   CREW OF CRASHED B-29 SAVED FROM ARCTIC WASTELANDS

Superfort's Crew of 14 Men Rescued From Arctic Wastes by Civilian Pilots

ALASKAN AIRME RESCUE GREW OF ARMY SUPERFORI   Plane Crashed Yesterday While Searching for ’. RMlecing Basser:

Civilian Pilots Save 14 Crewmen Of Crashed B-29   Crew Jumped From Ship On Searching Mission

ANOTHER B-29 CRASHES BUT. CREW RESCUED   Plane Was Taking Part in Search for ’ One Already Missing ;

B-29 Crashes In Flames;  Crew Saved   Daring Civilian Pilots Rescue 14 Army Fliers  From Aretic Wastelands After Plane Is Wrecked

Men Rescued By Alaskan Bush Pilots   Big Bomber Crashes As It Hunts For Missing Sister Supnerfort.

2nd Dramatig Rescue Made By Civilian Ship Pilots   Stranded Crew Men Snatched From Barren Flatland By Trio of Heroes in Tiny Planes

nn nN NE A: SD LE 6 DORE TH ap a  B-29 Crew of 14 Rescued in Frozen Arctic

RESCUE OF B-29  CREW IN ALASKA      14 Fliers Parachuted to Safety Be fore Craft Exploded]

Army Air Forces Fliers Saved by Daring Civilian Pilot:   Second Dramatic Rescue Within Week Of Stranded Alaska Command Airmen

 Congress Sets Up National Science Foundation; Aim to  Encourage Basic Research

Japanese Navy Doctor Faces Many Charges   Former Fleet Surgeon Accused Of Torturing  Fe ee

CAPTURED AMERICANS USED ‘AS HUMAN GUINEA PIGS BY ACCUSED JAPANESE SURGEON

Navy Officers Accuse Jap Of  ‘Inhuman’ Acts   Fleet Surgeon Is Charged  With Steangling And Beheading Ten U. S.  War Prisaners

Physician Tortured Americans   Jap Squirms In Court As Experiments On Yanks Are Read

Atrocity Trial Evidence Shows Jap Brutality   Feet Surgeon and 18 Subordinates Charged.

Japanese Doctor Goes on Trial   lwanami Squirms as Charaes Are Read

Try Japs For Cruelty   Ten Yanks Victims  Of Inhuman Medical Experiments and Othe: Atrocities During Wat

Boiled Heads Of American POW’s      Jap Surgeon Squirms As Charges Of Atrocities Are Read At Trial.

Japanese Charged With Atrocities  Navy Says Yanks  Used in Tests

Jap Fleet Surgeon Goes on Trial For Inhuman Experiments on Yanks

President Calls For Quick Action On Trusteeship  Truman Reaffirms ll. $. Support Of U.N.

Congress Asked io Ratify Pact   Island Trusteeship Will Be Seitled .

IN MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL  Questions Few as Dog Has His Day in Court

Temperatures   Corn Estimates Hiked 54 Million Bushels in Month; Wheat Crop at All-Time Record, Bureau Reveals

Claims Wrong Interpretation On Statement   “Issues Full-Support ‘Plea After Meeting With President

Gives Boost to Grain and Food Conservation   Means Some Easing « World Grain Shortage— Anderson ‘“Explains’’

food Drive Given Boost: Big Corn Crop Increase Seen in Bureau Forecast

“Record-Breeking Enrollment Of 6,000 Students “Eynactad For Spring Semester Af Texas Tech

PRE-REGISTRATION SLATED TO START MONDAY         Expected For Spring Semester At Texas Tech

Truman Delays Takeoff To Assist Photographer In Covering Assignment

, Seo See See Se Se» G Unchivalrous, Judge Tells Husband Who Left Wife In Jail

RITES HELD FOR TORNADO’S DEAD   Woodward Buries First of 8 Victims os Cold Weather - dda ‘to Mineo co -

Woodward in Start At Burial Task   Sad Occasion Begun on Dismal Rainy Day; Rains Halt Clearing Up

FIRST OF DEA BURIED AT WOODWARD   Cold, Rain and Sleet Add to Misery of City

Rain, Sleet Hit Cyclone Torn Area   Bury First Victims Of Storm As Bad Weather Slows Recovery

First Victims 4 At Woodward Laid fo Rest   Two Children First To Be Buried; Rain  Holts Cleanup Work And Saanke Survivare

TORNADO RUINS WATER SOAKEL   Rain And Sleet Delay Cleanup; First Of S14 Victims Buried

16 NATIONS COMPLETE FIRST STAGE OF JOINT RECOVERY PROGRAM FOR WEST PART OF EUROPE

Ferguson Rejects Suggestion That Plane Producer Be Permitted To Conduct Inquiry As Hearing Open: Before Committee Probing Contracts

Hughes Is Denied Right to Question  Pepper and Ferguson Have Long Arqument

PROBE LEADER IRN APPEAL N HUGHES CASE   sen. Ferguson Rejects Bid To Have Aircraft Producer ) Quiz Witnesses: -

Hughes Denied Permission to Quiz Witnesses   Pepper, Ferguson Clash — Climaxes Long Delay At Hearing

Hearing Bans Balk Hughes   Plane Designer Denied Permission To Quiz Witnesses

Long Dispute Brewing _ ~ On Baruch Atomic Plan   U. S. Planning Broadside Reply to Soviet Accusa: tion America Aims To Create World Trust

NEW YORK COTTON   Lake Pontchartrain Sprays Train With Ocean’ Waves

Mexican Farmers Kill Soldiers On Official Trip  Group Murdered While En Route to Kill: Diseased Livestock 

SLASH MARGINS IN STOCK TRADE   Federal Reserve Board Convinced Inflation About, Over

To Ease Controls In Stock Market   Changes Will Occur On February 1 Federal Reserve Board Annoaouncee

C.1.0. Wage Drive Stirs Congressmen   Leaders Of Both Parties Express Alarming Fears

(ld Declares That Worker. Must Get Aid   Inflation Effects. -Cause Concern In Conarece Ranke

New CIO Wage Drive  Alarms Congressmen Murray Announces CIO Will Launch   Murray Announces CIO Will Launch Compaian for ‘Substantial’ Increases

NEW ClO WAGE. DRIVE ‘ALARMS ~ CONGRESSMEN      Lawmakers Hunting Ways To Cut Cost ~ Of Living   ICITE EVIDENCE   Must Carry Out. Truman Anti-Inflationary Plan ©

Pay Increase Drive of CIO Stirs Capital   Anti-Inflation Fight Jolted by Murray’s  Waoce Ranat Pengram

Explosion in Illinois Mine Major Disaster   Rescue Workers Dig Feverishly But With Little Hope

31 Rescued, 110Trappedin Blasted Mine   Efforts Spurred Anew To Reach Entombed Men After Hope Lost

Hope Fades for 122 Men Trapped by Explosion in Coal Mine: Nine Rescued

DEEP ILLINOIS COAL SHAFT IS TRAGEDY SCENE   Rescue Teams Still at Work But Outlook Is Dark

Centralia Disaster Tuesday Afternoon May Take Heavy Toll   Only Nine Survivors of. 131 Men At Work In Shaft Had Been Accounted For At Noon 

Rescue Crews  Keep Digging; But 9 Survivors   Search Rooms Before Sealing Against Gas; Coal Dust Held Cause

Experienced Observers Say the Men Entombed 540 Feet Underground Do Not Have a Chance.   MAY BE WORST MINE DISASTER SINCE 1928

Blast Traps Nearly All Of Day Shift   Thirty Brought Out Alive As Rescue Crews Burrow Through Fallen Timbers In Race Avainst Time

HOPE FOR 122 ENTOMBED (MINERS IN ILLINOIS FADES   Rescue Workers Keep Digging Despite Fear Men May Be Dead In Passage 540 Feet Underground Following Explosion—Only Nine Survivors Of 431 Caught In Blast Removed From Shaft—Disaster May Be Worst In Coal Industry In Nineteen Years

30 Reported Brought Alive From Shaft   Poisonous Gas Impede: Rescue; Blast Cause Unknown

Temneratures   _Nine Survivors Are Brought Out After Explosion; Rescuers on Job Throughout Freezing Night   Maior Tragedies

Rescue Workers Still Digging in Illinois Coal Mine   Only Nine Survivors Accounted for in 20 Hours---Blast Was Down 540 Feet

Only 9 Survivors Taken from Pit After Explosion; Hope of Reaching Others Disappears As Rescue Crews Toil through Torn Timbers cmd Walls

Only 9 Survive Blast   Families of . Missing Men Huddle Nearby As Rescuers Work On Cause Is Not Known

31 Brought Out of Tomb Alive   Rescuers Dig in Gaseous Underground Passage; Agree Victims’ Chances Gone

122 Believed Victims Of Disaster   Coal Mine Explosior Takes Heavy Toll; Rescue Work Goes On

UN Fight Looms Over Division Of Palestine   Squdbble Also Is Forecast Over Plan To Admit Refuaees

Assembly Battle (ver Palestine Seems Imminent   Committee Votes 7 To 3 To Divide Holy Land Area

FIGHT SHAPES ON HOLY LAND   Issue Concerns Arab and Jewish States

URGES 190,000 JEWS ANNUALLY FOR HOLY LAND   “ight In UN Assembly Looms Over Plan To Divide Palestine Into Arab And Jewish States And Admit 150,000 Yearly  For Iwo Years.

Arab League Leaders Angry Over Report of LU. X.  Palestine Committee

Would Divide Palestine  UN General Assembl: To Consider Proposal

‘The Weather   To Fight Partition   Arabs: ‘Will Bat Battle UN Committee Plan.  ‘Divide Palestine  tween: Jews“and Arabs   Peace of World Nearer Realization With Signing of Pan-American Pact

U.N. Plan Would Divide Holy Land Into Two States   Group Believes Jews Should Get Independence

U.N. Row Looms On Palestine  Special Committee Proposes Division, Of Torn Country

United Nations Fight Expected Over Palestine  - Committee Plan  For Division of

Want No Opposition...  Labor Unions Differ On Policy  ~ Recommendation:   But Both Agree That the ~ Government Should  §tay Out of Labor Strife

British Hear Red Hero In Prison   Marshal Zhukov, Russiar Conqueror Of Berlin, Reported Jailed.

STREET WIDENING JOB TO CONSTANT   Work to Start in 30 Days  On Five Blocks on New  Hampshire, Vermont   ONE PROJECT OPPOSED

Work to Start in 30 Days On Five Blocks on New Hampshire. Vermont   ONE PROJECT OPPOSED

Gang Snatches British J udge  Militare CManicnl Th...   Military Control Threat Issued in Holy Land

Compromise on — UN Peace-Keeping Machinery Asked   Briton Accuses Russia in Opposing ‘Little Assembly’

U.S.-Russic Agreement   Shawcroes Aska Reds To Accept Eanes Plen For Compromise

Partition Plan Under Fire At Session Of UN   Debate Ends On ‘Proposal, With Nations Divided; Britain Planning To . Cive Up Mandate.

British Appeal To Russia fer Compromise   Sarcastic Address in U. N. Claims Vishinsk Deals in ‘Phantasy’

Boost. Support. Price Of Hogs to $1.35 for Period-to September 30

Relaxed Official: George F. Kennan Has Major Part In U.S. Foreign Affairs

2 Councilors Indicted for Asking Bribes   Grand Jury Adds 2 Open Indictments In Boston Climax

Court Informed Plan To Appear   No Names Are Revealed As Suffolk. Grand Jury Climaxes . Probe Case

Most of the Midshipman’ 5. Slang Would Be Greek to the Men Out in the Fleet

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Midshipman Joe Gish Speaks Special Slanguage Of Own

Second Fleod In Week Moves Down From low:      ‘ew Danger Is Created By Flood Stages Along Mississippi River

Farm Bureau Aid System Attacked  ~ Bill Being Drafted for its Elimination

SEEK TRAIL OF PASSPORT RING   House UnAmerican Activities Subs committees to Go to New York in Effort to Fix Responsibility for Faked Passports to Foreign Agents.

LEHANEY FAMILY, WANTED  IN TOLEDO IN CONNECTION  WITH MURDERS, [58° LOCATED ‘

Vets Bonus Up To State Senate   House Approves Amendment to Provide The Funds

U.§. Delegation Has Little Hope In London Parley     (Fear That Soviet Tactics  _ Doom Big Four Conference To Failure   DELIBERATE DELAY MOLOTOV’S PLAN

Failure Or:  Big Four  a ee:  Predicted   Tactics of Molotov Cause U.S. Delegates Told Glum View

Lae OF LONDON PARLEY — ~~ TS UNOFFICIALLY. "CONCEDEN   TACTICS OF MOLOTOV CON.   VINCES..U, 8, DELEGATES   NQ AGREEMENT. 18. "EN SIGH

Yugoslavians Denied Strip From Austria   U.S., Britain and France Reject Soviet Plan

PLAN LABOR CAMP IN ADAMS COUNTY   ‘Demand Will Justify Import ing Workers For Farms, Orchards And Plants, Committee Announree

Truman Gives Pledge of U.S To Help Weak   ). S. President Gets Hearty Welcome in Mexico City

Truman Pledges Aid In Talk In Mexico   President Given Rousing Welcome In Capital: To Talk With Aleman

MEXICO HEARS TRUMAN TALK ON GOOD WILL   NON - INTERVENTION PLEDGE OF U. S. EMPHASIZED

Truman Gets Welcome In Mexico    Repeats U. S. Pledge To Protect Weaker Nations of World

Presitent - Is 9 Given Ton} Wy, ae     His Arrival In Mexico On Good-tvil Tour

Truman Gets Wild Welcome  From Mexico   U. S. Promises to Protect Weak Nations Upheld By President

Presid lent Given Rousing Welcome In Capital: To Talk With Aleman 

U.S. Pledged To Aid Weak, Truman Says   President is Given Thunderous Welcome in Mexico City

President, Greeted With Pomp and Ceremony in Mexico, . Pledges Nation to Back Commitments.    NON-INTERVENTION  DOCTRINE DESCRIBED   Chief Executive Declares Country Cannot Be Indifferent “to What Goes on Beyond Our Border.”

Truman Greeted. In Mexico City  Defines Doctrine Of Non-Intervention

Mexicans G reet U S President      Truman ‘And: Aleman: Ex change: Friendly. Word: At Big: Event

BIG WELCOME 1S EXTENDED TO PRESIDENT   Aleman Extends State Honors at Banquet In Mexico City

~ Truman Is Welcomed to Mexico With  ‘Pomp and Ceremony   President Says United States Stands Squarely Behind Commitments to Protect Weaker Nations of Globe

U.S. to Protect Weak Countries   Truman Gives Views Ir Mexico Visit

Mexico Welcomes ‘Good Will Envoy’   President Assures Mexico U. S. Will Stand Saoucrely Behind Alf Country's Commitment:

Truman Tells People Of Mexico U.S. to  Back Commitments   President Receives Joyful Greeting as Own Ambassador of Good Wil; Mexican Ruler Talks at Dinner for U. S. Visitor

Hearing On Labor Bills To Start  Two Senators To Be First Witnesses

LABOR HEARINGS THIS AFTERNOON   Senators With Clashing Viewpoints . Will Testify Before Committee

Secretary of Labor, Others to Testify Before Committee   Long-Awaited Hearing Gets U nderway Today on Proposals to Curb Activities Of Unions; Murray, Ball First Witnesses

Senators With  Clashing Views To Take Stand   Proposals to Curb Activities of Unions Will Be Considered

HEARINGS BEGIN TODAY ON BILLS TO CURB UNIONS   Senators Murray and Ball Will Be First Witnesses Before Committee Headed by Taft.   VIEWS HELD BY TWO CONFLICT SHARPLY   Long - Awaited Investigation to Continue Five Weeks— House Group Soon to  Open Inquiry.

Struggle Over Labor Laws ~ Opens Today In Congress   Senators with Clashing- Views to be First. Witnesses— Cautious Approach to Union Problem Uraed

Fight Over Labor Laws Opens Today   Murray, Ball Slated To Clash On Method For Curbing Unions

Labor Hearing ToOpenToday   Senate Committee to Heat Views of Ball, Murray

LABOR VIEWS TO BE AIRE!   Hearing on Proposed Unior Curbs Will Gpen Today; Senators Called

Struggle Over Labor Controls To Open Today  Sens. Ball, Murray Toa Atiland Ulec.'..

Balkan Pacts Are Approved By Committee   Action Puts Them Before the Senate For Ratification

Senate Approval OfTreaties Asked   Foreign Relations Committee Urges Quick Ratification

SENATE GROUP URGES TREATY RATIFICATION   Pacts With Italy, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary Unansimouslv Favored.

Treaties Are Ap p roved By Senate Committee   Italian, Rumanian, Bulgarian And Hungarian Pacts All Asked By Truman, Marshall And Byrnes, Dispatched To Chamber For Ratification

U.S. Will Ship No More Plants To Soviet Zone   Vandenberg Announce: Movement Of German Plant Halted

GERMAN PLANTS SHIPMENTS TO REDS CUT OFF   If Any Dismantled Unit Sent, to Go Westward

U.S. Cuts Off All Shipments of Dismantled German Plants to Soviet

Halt in Shipment Of Reich Plants To Reds Ordered   Move, Breaking Potsdam Agreement, Apparently Result of Big 4 Meet

OHIO HEAT WAVE TAKES ONE LIFE   Treat 462 Persons for Pros tration at Dayton Air Show

Fredonia School Houses Sold At Public Auction Seven Of Nine  Schools In Townshi

Fredonia School Houses Sold At Public Auction  Seven Of Nine _ Schools In Townshiy Are Closed

COMPLETE TOUR OF SYNTHETIC RUBBER PLANTS   Solons Expect to Have Find: ings Ready Within Month

FRESH TENSION WITH RUSSIA MOUNTS   ‘U. S. Protests Soviet Inter. ference In Hungary   Send Note To Kremlin On Eve Of Big 4 Foreign Ministers Confab

U. $. Protests Soviet Arrests Of Hungarians   Tension Builds Up Between Russia And Western Powers

Marshall Sends Protest Note as Tension Rises   Russians Arrest Anti-Communist Party Worker

U.S. Protests To Intervention By Soviet In Hungary   Hits Arrest Of — Allewéd “Terrorist -

U. S. Protests Red Interference With Hungary’s Rulers   Note Ia Sent to Moscoy by Marshall Shortly Before Departure for Parley

U.S. Protests Soviet Action In Hungary   Non-Communist Government Under Pressure

U. S.-Russian Tension Mounts On Eve of “Big Four” Parley   Sharp American Note Protests Soviet Interference in Huncary

Sharp U. S. Note On Hungary  Heightens Tension With Russia   Marshall Protests Soviet: Interference In Parliament At Budapest; Arrest Hit

Will Draft Final Bill On Stop- -Gap Aid   House and Senate Must Compromise

Truman Calls Parley On Marshall Plan Aid  Congressional Leaders Summoned wy. Wr. .a* eg tw, COUTT.tti“‘“‘i kt

Stop-Gap Aid Enters Final: Phase: as Senate, House Conferees Meet Today

CALLS CONFERENCE ON MARSHALL PLAN   Truman Summons Congress  Leaders for Study

9 DieIn Crash  -Of Army: Plane, . Passenger Craft   Report Says 7 Executives Of Airlines Firm Killed In Ga. Landing Collision

Twenty-Five Killed In’ Two Airplane Crashes   _Eight Executives Of Delta Airlines Killed In Landing Collision In Georgia; U. S. Airmen Are Killed In Sea Crash.

Airline's Top Officials Are Among Victims   Twin-Engine Craft And Converted Trainer Crash

Nine Believed Dead When 2 Planes Collide   Eight Victims Were Officials of Delta Airlines; Both Planes Renorted Burnina

Gottfried Given Three-Year Term In Sugar Fraud   Operator of Ellenville Plant Also Ordered to Pay $20,000 Fines   ULSTER yee - CHIEF GETS YEAR   Jury Recommendation of Clemency Denied; 3 Men To File Appeals

Sheet of Flame Sweeps Factory   Fireworks Plant Razed; 10 Workers Killed: 5 Others Injured

Admitted Burglar On Way To East   With Blessing of Kingfisher Sheriff Whe Urges Him te Chance Ways

Aid to Proceed  Without Russia   U. S. Ready to Ge Ahead With Marschall Peaoram

U. S. WILL PROCEED WITH MARSHALL PLAN   Action Expected to Bring Outright Economic-Political Conflict §Ll+h Rnesis.

America Ready to Develop Marshall Plan  New Agreement on erman  — ors -. ae

America Ready to Develop Marshall Plan   New Agreement on German Industry Expected

U. 5. Reported Prepared To Push Marshall's Plan   Western Powers Warned of ‘Consequences It Economic Aid Plan Is Put Into Effect

CHECK NEW CLUE IN "BLACK DAHLIA’ CASE   Culvert May Have Been ; Cranes ot Miidtilotion

ALL-NINE CRASH VICTIMS ALIVE      Rescue by Helicopter Proceeding Swiftly — Only One Man Believed Injured.

FIRST VICTIM FLOWN FROM CRASH SCENE   e ‘ Rescue Mission Uses  Helicopter to Bring Off U. S. Airmen

VICTIMS ALIVE   Rescue by Helicopter Proceeding -Swittly — Only, One, Man Believed Injured. ’ fe - ad

Ask Wallace To Run For President   12 Die When Jamaica Bound Bomber Crashes

CAN OVERRIDE TRUMAN'S VETC   Backers Of Labor Bill Think They Will Be Able  To Pass Measure

House Will Pass Labor Bill Today.  Haich Sees Chance of Truman Signing

Truman May Sign Strict Labor Bill Due to Coal Crisis, Hatch Reports

eat Supply In The Balance—  FARMERS NEED DRY WEATHER QUICKLY FOR CORN PLANTING

RAIN iMPERILS MEAT SUPPLY   Farmers Await Hot Weather To Plant Corn

Rain Also Threat To Meat Supply  Corn Prospects Growing Darker But Record Wheat Yield Farecact

Corn to Rule Meat Supply   Shortage Will Force Cut in Production; Weather Delays Planting

Long Delay in Corn Planting Held Critical   Record Wheat Cro of 1,409,893,000 Rushels Forecast

Foaturo Findor   Strike at Oak Ridge Plant ‘Unthinkable,’ Board Says

Atom Chiefs Ask Walkout  Be Prevented Oak Ridge Wage Pact Is Sought

Atomic Plant Strike Called ‘Unthinkable’  Oak Ridge Waits Action Tuesday

tom Bureau arns of  trike Peril   Avers Responsibility For Settlement Up to Union, Firm

Atomic Workers Advised Strike \s ‘Unthinkable’   Commission Says There Must Be No Output Interruption

GOVERNMENT..IN.. STRI KE. WARNING:  Atomic Prodt iction - Halt: ‘Unthinkable’.

'U. S. Challenging Walker Cup Team ‘Gets Only Even Break Against British in First Round of Play Today

He Died Early This Morning Following a Long ‘Pilness.   PNEUMONIA, THE CAUSE   Was Serving His First Term In State Office; Funeral: Thursday.

Spend More For Beer Than Books.   ~ Says U. S. Should. “Spend 5 P.C. of Ineom Fer. Education.

Shootings Are Cause Of Four State Deaths   Brother, Mistaken For Burglar, Is Killed At Dallas

Vandenberg And Taft Avoid Split   GOP Party Leaders Exchange Tokens But Still Disagree

TAFT, VANDENBERG BID FOR HARMONY   TAKE STEPS TO OFFSET IMPRESSION G. O. P. LEADERSHIP IS SPLIT.

Vandenberg, Taft Seek Unity Front   Two Key Senators Ac To Offset G.O.P.  Celis lemmraeccian

Rowland Found Guilty; Spear Trial Slated   Hot Springs Man Faces Charge Of Armed Robbery

KBOARD TRAIN \VES TRACKS   iad, Few Hurt, Garetina Police Report

CRACK SOUTHERN TRAIN DERAILED   NO SERIOUS INJURIES AMONG PASSENGERS OF SEABOARD FLYER

UNITED STATES WILL REJECT RUSSIA'S DEMAND FOR ANNULMENT OF ECONOMIC MERGER OF U.S. AND BRITISH ZONES

Soviet Demand Will Be Rejected By United State:   U.S. Will Not Agree To An nulment Of Economic Merger In Germany   RUSSIA ASKING HUGE REPARATIONS

Steelworkers — File Routine. _ Strike Notice       De Somer   Contract Negotiation Die   To Open Next Week Wie Il &. Steel

U.S. Steel Postpones Labor Negotiations Until — Next Week as Union Files 30 Day Sirike Notices

Wage Talks Postponed To Next Week By U.S. Steel   CIC Files Strike Notices Affecting 700 Plants. Sets Plans For Demands

DELAY TALKS QN NEW STEEL PAY CONTRACT   Postponement Is Made  Known As CIO Files Strike Notices

NEW. WALKOUT. THREATENED —  Steel Workers To. Demand Waae Boosts In Meeting.

STEEL WAGE RAISE ‘TALKS POSTPONED   CONFERENCES OPEN NEXT WEEK—STRIKE NOTICES FILED BY UNION.

Strike Notice Given: By CIO Steelworkers   Bargaining Negotiations Are Postponed Until Next Week

Coalition Cabinet Is Organized  by French Premier   Georges Bidault Named Minister of Foreign Affairs: Last-Minute Bickering Is Silenced by Leaders

GAY REVELRIES FEATURE START OF °47 ABROAD   But Great Part of Europe Prays For Brighter Future This Year

Europe Is Looking For Real Peace - Silver Bugles Sound Hope Of Better Life For The World

Old World Going Through Hardship As New Year Dawns   Refugees Gain Some Hope With International Commission to Aid Them

World Hopes For Better Life For All As New Year Greeted   Peoples ot War- Devastated Arcas Mingle Prayer With Gayety.

Old World Greets °47 With Hope   Silver Bugles of Wales Symbolize Spirit of. Faith  ‘In Better World

FUN, PRAYER Uae IN 47 IN CAPITALS   Britens Optimistic Ove Mine Program; Reds Hit Atom.

Kurope Greets  The New  Season   Keynote Of Hope ls Expressed In Old World Today

World World Greets 1947 on Keynote of Hope  on mtg et Whore Same Alea Praved for Briaghter Future

Old World Is Hopeful  In New Year   Gay Revelries In Europe’s Capitals Welcome Arrival Of 1947

Prayers Follow Gay Revelries In  Europe Capitals   Fuel Shortage Cuts Short Celebrations In Many Countries

Europeans are Hopeful of Better Living  g* Tb   Gay Revelries in Some Cities; Few Parties in Germany

CO: SITION OF SOME COUNTRIES 15 GOOD, OTHERS BAD FOR ’4?  HUNGER, LACK OF FUEL FACTORS IN NEW YEAR OBSERVANCES ABROAD

World ‘Hopes: For. Better. Life For All As New Year Greeted   Peoples of War- Devasta. ted Areas Mingle Prayer With, Gayety. 9 ~

Army Checking Records of 28,000 Officers on Disability Retirement

28,000 RECEIVING PAY OR ELIGIBLE TO DRAW CHECKS    White House Fails to Disclose  Whether President Intends  to Deprive Some :  of Money.   WAR DEPARTMENT TO ASSEMBLE DATA  List Ranges From Generals - Down to Second Lieutenants —Includes Bennett ~  E. Meyers.

Red Union Threat Seen By British   London Says Move Reveals Reason For Lack Of Powers’ Cooperation

BRITAIN TAKES SERIOUS VIEW OF REDS MOVE   Says New Union Gives Firs Official Explanation Of Failing Co-operation

Many Fleeing Towns In Path Of Hurricane   Refugees Streaming Northward To Escape Storm; ReHef Trains Mobilized.

Lone Star Steel Buys Daingerfield Plant From WAA  Texas Company Pays $7,500,000  Sne Avan Industry

Demos Assail  GOP Tax Slash   ‘ommitteemen Charge Income Tax Bill Only Political Expediency

Dems Assail  Tax Slash   Dissent From House  Committee Action; Dodiet Twamean Wata

Minority Raps Knutson Tax  Cutting Bill   Democratic Members Of Committee Charge Measure Is Political  Move by Republicans

Democrats Assail C.0.P.-Backed Tax  Slashing Measure   Nine Committee Member: Call = Bille Political Patchwork; Vote Is Due Thursday

Demos Assail GOP Income Tax Slashing Bill  leaiclatinan Ranned   Legislation Rapped As Patchwork Of Political Expediency

DEMOCRATS SAY TRUMAN WILL VETO TAX BILL   Debate On GOP Measure Is Set For Tomorrow

GOP Tax Cuts A re Assailed By Democrats   One Believes Truman Will Veto Bill If It Passes In Present Form

Tax Cutting Bill Meets Disfavor Of 9 Democrats   [Dissenters Call Proposal        Of Political Expedieucy

Republicans’ Tax Cut Attacked By ms Report  -Untimely, Unsound, Unfair’ Report of  Democrat ‘Members

Democrats Lash Republican Tax Slash Measure   Branded Patchwork of Political Expediency; Veto Is Predicted:

DEMOCRATS HIT G.0,P. TAX BILL   Predict Truman Veto On Proposed Plan

House Dems Assail GOP  Tax Proposal   Republicans See Victory for New Income Levy Bill

9 DEMS HIT GOP TAX CUT BILL   “Minority Group Says Slash Not Equitable, Sound

Current High Levy Rapped By Majority   Debate on Measure Begins Wednesday With Finai Vote Slated Thursdays Truman Veto Forecast

DEMCS OBJECT TO TAX SLICE AT THIS TIME   Claim Republican .- Supported Measure Discriminatory  Political Tainted Act   FINAL HOUSE VOTE 15 SCHEDULED ON THURSDAY

Democrats Lash GOP Tax Action   Republican-Supported Measure Is Hit By Nine Democrats On House Committee

URGES ‘RETALIATION’   Tax Stash Hit By Democrats  Debate in House Starts Tomorrow

G.0.P. Supported Income Tax Bill Assailed by Demos   Republicans Say High Taxes Would Hurt Business Prosnerity

Democrats Assail Tax Cutting Bill   House Committee Members Call Bill Discriminatory  and Unsound   DEBATE ON TOMORROW   Some Predict Truman Will Veto Measure; Wants  Debt Reduced

9 DEMOCRATS FLAY TAX BILL   Ways and Means Committee. men Call Measure “Political Expediency.”

Debate On Bill Slated ‘To Open   Democratic Group Breaks Off Of  Committee

Tax-Slash Bill Roundly Scored  By Democrats   Claim It “Discriminatory Patchwork Of Political Expediency.”

GOP Income Tax Plan Is Assailed as ‘Patchwork of Political Expediency

EX-G. 1, AND BABY ON OCEAN FLIGHT   CLERK BRINGS CHILD FROM ENGLAND IN WHAT WIFE CALLS A “KIDNAPFING.”

Ex-Gl Brings Baby Home After 4,000Mile Oceanic Jaunt  hAnthar in Enaland Wad   Mother, in England, Had Refused to Come Here; Claims ‘Kidnaping’

30.91 Hikes Are Announced.   4.2 Percent Pr Price Boost Follows Action by GM, Chrvsler

Ford Announces Price Increases  Last of ‘Big Three’ To Take Such Action

FORD BOOSTS AUTO PRICES   Raises Range From $20 to $97 on Car, Truck Models

Ford Raises Auto Prices  $20 to $97   Last of "Big Three” To Announce Hikes; Blames Higher Costs

FORD INCREASES PRICES ON CARS   Last of Industry's “Dis 3” to Hike Cost

INCREASE IN PRICES ANNOUNCED BY FORD   Firm Blames 4.2 Pct. Raise On High Cost Of Materials

Ford Company Hikes Price On Autos, Trucks   Last Of “Big Three” In Motor Industry Forced To Take Action By Rising Costs

FORD COMPANY RAISES PRICES   Last Of Big 3 To Boost Charges; Increases  From $20 To $97

BLOODLESS VICTORY  7 Yanks Stall 2000 Yugos. Prevent Trieste Invasion ©

1 GI’S BLOCK, MOVE TO TAKE TRIESTE AREA   Strmgent Penalties Made Effective At Trieste

A Move To Test Drivers   Bill in Legislature Calls For Active Examinations; House Passes Marriage Law

Advocate Strict Policy in Granting Drivers’ Licenses   Bill Introduced in Kansas House Would Require Examinations

STIFF DRIVER LA " AHOUSE PROPOSAI   Would Require Applicants  .To Pass Physical and  Mechanical Tests   BY SHERIFF AND STAFF

NAME JURORS FOR APRIL COURT TERE:      our Women Selected on Regular and Alternate Cireuit Panels.

U.N. Approve: Independence For Koreans   Assembly Disregards Russian Boycott in Adopting U. 5. Plan

A PLAN FOR KOREA   U.N. Assembly Approves It Over Threats of Russian Boycott

United Nations Speed Work On Partition Plan   Final Details. Are Being Worked Out, As British Announce No Forces  To Be Available _

U.S. Plan to Set Up Korean State Is Passed in UN   Threat af a Soviet Boycott---Russian Bloc Fails to Vote Assembly Mieranneel,

SALES TAX MONEY   Total Amount Received by Douglas Co. This Year fas $172,863.39   A DROP OF $19,668.90

COUNTY GETS LESS SALES TAX MONEY   Total Amount Received by Douglas Co. This Year Was $172,863.39   A DROP OF $19,668.%

CHANGE IN BOOZE CONTROL PROPOSED IN STATE SENATE    House Given Measure to Add to   Tobacco Tax: -CriminatAct~   Repeal Asked

STATE OFFICER TO LEAVE POST   Williams, Center of Many Disputes, Will Quit As Deputy Secretary

YANKS SHOT DOWN IN TRIESTE AREA, REP, BENNETT SAYS   Congressman Charges Many American Soldiers Have Been Killed or Wound ed by Communists,   REPORTS 63 INCIDENTS OF ARMED. AGGRESSION   Declares U. S Military Censorship Conceals Facts— Army Says It Knows Nothing About It.

U. S. Casualties In Trieste Told  Kept Secret By Army Censorship. Said

Huge Army Plane Falls, Killing Five   Oversized B-29 Piles Up As It Makes A Landing At Dayton

Crash Of Big Army Plane Fatal To Five   AAF Trahsport Dives To Ground, Explodes

Five Are Killed ln Plane Crash  fs tes. ££.   Transport Hits Ground And Explodes

GIANT CARGO PLANE CRASHES; 5 KILLED   Two Others Injured as Craft Dives into Ground and Explodes Near Davton. 0.

FIVE PERSONS DIE IN CRASH   2 Others Are Hurt When Army Transport Crashes Near Dayton, Ohio

SKILLED, 2 HURT. AS PLANE CRASHES   Army Transport Explodes, Burns After Spill Near Davton

Ex-Gls Begin Moving Into Nation's Largest Postwar Rental Project

United Nations Striking Force Not War Calibre   Gen. McNarney Says Force Couldn’t Be Large Enough To Defeat War Ag oressor   GIVES INTERVIEW ON POSSIBILITIES

Big 4 Faees New Trouble On Frontiers   Foreign Ministers Have Broken Deadlock On Reparations, But Now Must Tackle Knotty Reich Border Issne

Chinese, Soviet Talks on Dairen Will, Start. Soon:  “Pemand Made-for Control: Of Leck an Roeder; U. S. Sent Plea Treaty he Keni

China Will Seek Return Of Dairen   Will Open Formal  Talks With Russia

Talks on Dairen To Begin Soon   Meet To Negotiate Return Of City Ts Chine Coaniral

READY DAIREN NEGOTIATIONS   China Plans Early Parley With Russia on Return Of Manchurian Port

Negotiations Are To Open Soon On Dairen Status  China Wants Return Of Manchurian Port From Russia --

Start Talks On Return Of Port To China   Began Negotiations Soon On Return Of Dairen By Ruasians.

China Will Seek Reiurn of Manchurian Port  Negotiations on Subject Seen in Near Future

Here Is Distribution Of Each Budget Dollar   Negotiate On Dairen   Talks Begin Soon ‘To Restore Port To Chinese Control

Convict Beating Brings SBI Probe   Retaken Prisoner Allegedly Whipped By Law Officers

‘Turope Needs. Help From U.S.  Dicks Mind «£ Aid   Right Kind of Aid Stressed By Wiley

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Tax-Free, Debt-Free Chanut: Pays City Bills With Profits

New U.S. Policy In Effect With Grant to Greece   House Approval of Bil Fellowed by World Bank Loan to France   KOREA IS FOURTH  ON LIST FOR HELP   Marshall Envisages U. S. Exsbarking on Long-term Global Program

Identical Cancers Found fo Develop ‘In Identical Twins, Scientist Says

FTALY’S STRIKING WORKERS PLAN NATIONWIDE DEMONSTRATION ON HIGH COST OF LIVING SATURDAY

Cost of Living Strike Is Planned By Italian Workers  Demonstration Set For Saturday

Italians  Protest Cost  Of Living Prepare For  Demonstration Saturday

ITALIAN WORKERS PROTEST PRICES   PLAN NATIONWIDE STRIKE SATURDAY TO VOICE DEMANDS

 Union Members Protest High Costs  ITALIAN WORKERS 1! TO DEMONSTRATE

Italians nage 7      Thovsands Planning ‘Hunger:March? -As Commun-.. * “ist Leaders Deny Plot  For Rebellion’

Italians Protest Cost of Living  Two Million Workers Plan Demonstration

Italian Workers in Price Demonstration Saturday   Rome Newspapers Call Move "Prelude To Revolution” and Hunger March

Italians Plan Demonstrations   Plan Show Against Living Costs—Two  Million on Strike

Italians To Stage Demonstration Saturday Against High Living Costs

‘‘Hunger’’ Demonstrations Set Saturday ... .  Rebellion In Italy  Predicted By Press

ITALIANS PLAN DEMONSTRATION ONLIVING COSTS   Newspapers Call it Hun- ger March; Revolu tion Feared 

‘March of Hunger” Planned in Italy   Workers, With 2,000,000 Already on Strike Will Stage Country-Wide Demonstration Against High Cost of Living.

ITALIANS PLAN TO HOLD MASS STRIKE ON LIVING COSTS   Mationwide Demonstration Sel For Saturday; Prelude ‘to Revolution

‘MacArthur Warns Japanese That U.S. Will Oppose Any Rise Of Communism

U.S. LINED UP AGAINST COMMIES ALL OVER WORLD   Policy Revealed in StateMent to Japanese by MacArthur Staff.

British-Soviet Trade Parley Near Failure   Price of Wheat May Bring Talks ‘to Dismal End

BRITISH-RED TRADE TALKS BOG DOWN   Discussions Appear On Veroe OF Failure

93 PER CENT OF CORN IS ‘SAFE   Soybean Harvest Starting in Iowa, Saves Crop Report

IC o-Operative Association Hits At House Committee For ‘Political Attacks’

Cooperatives Hit House Committee On Closed Hearing  Conducting ‘Planned Political Attack on American Coops’

Court Decides OPA Could Act To Hold Rents   Aid Given In Rent Ejection Case Is Sustained By High Tribunal

U.S. Court Balks Eviction Moves   @Tribunal Holds for Tenonts in Texas Suits by Landlords

Note Carries Hint Of Counter-Blows   Pursuit of Raiders Over Frontier Branded Violation of Soverejonitv

Bulgaria Warns UN of Situation On Greek Border   Says She Will Not Assume Responsibility for Results of Provocations

BULGARS WA OF INCIDENTS   Greek Border Provoca. tions Related To Security Council

UN IS WARNED BY BULGARIANS   “Not Responsible” If Greeks Violate Border

Bulgaria Report Border Incident  UN Security Council Informed of Trespass

DeWitt MacKenzie Says:  Strategic Timing in Opening of New Red Offensive

For Minimum Teacher Pay      Pepper Says Crisis In Education Calls For Federal: Action

 HOLY LAND Trouble Is Feared In   Palestine  Police On ‘Alert In Holy Land

Partition Plan Brings Protest General Strike   Thousands Of Arabs Walk Off Jobs In Holy Land In Demonstration;  No Disorder

General Strike Called by Arabs  Protest Proposed Holy Land Partition

Arabs on General Strike in Palestine To Protest Split   Officials Prepare For Disorder of Jews Again Today

Palestinian Arabs On General Strike   Protest Froposed Partition Alt Activities Halted in Arab Sections

ACTION TAKE 'N PROTEST OF SPLIT   Hundreds Of Thousands Go ~ To Mosques For Prayer   UNITED NATIONS   ‘Admit Only Slight Chance Of Making Settlement  Pleasing To All

ARABS IN ROLY LAND ON STRIKE   Protest Against Plan Tc Split Palestine Ties Up Business

Arabs Strike In Protest To UN Partition   ‘Moslems Called To ‘Unite. Against Plan -For Admitting Jews

Arabs in Palestine Open General Strike This Morning  Streets Are Crowded Hundreds Go to Mosques for Prayer

Arabs Stage General Strike   Palestine Arabs Strike in Protest Of Partiiion

ARABS STRIKE OVER DIVISION OF PALESTINE   Jerusalem Is Tense. As Crowds Move Into Streets And Mosques

“LITTLE HOPE SEEN FOR UN. TO ‘REACH PALESTINE SOLUTION ALL WILL ACCEPT: ARABS ON STRIKE

Arab Sections In Palestine Paralyzed   General Strike Called At Dawn; Thousands Pray

PALESTINE ARABS GO ON STRIKE TO PROTEST DIVISION   tore inh lll rhe _ Hundreds ay “Thousands Pour ing Into Mosques for Prayer; Streets Crowded 

Late Stock Mart Price Averages   U. S. Population Has Swelled To 141.228 .693

U. S. Population Gains 9,160,000 Since 40 Census  Bureau Estimates Total at 141,228,693; 5 States Lose Heavily

U. S. Gains 9,000,000 in Population; Missouri Has Lost 8,414 Since 194

OVERSEAS TROOPS INCLUDED  U.S. Population Estimated At 141,000,000 By Census Bureau

America Heeding Greeley's Advice To ‘Go West’; Missouri Loses 8,414

141 Millions Is US. Population   Estimate: Gain. Of Nine  Witting Since 1940

Contract Is Extended on Steel Wage   Looks Like Trouble May Be Settled Without Strike, Official Says

LABOR PEACE IS SEEN WITH PACT BY STEEL-UNIGN      Government Hopes For Sustained Peace Soars With New Developments

Gov't Hopes. For Labor Peace af Post-war High   Outlook. -lmproved By: Extension. of Steel. Contract’

Steel Industry Settlement Fine Tonic   Darkest Cloud On Horizon Is Possibility Of Another  Soft Coal Strike.

Gov't Hopes Soar for Long Labor Peace  “Steel 0 ndustry, _ Chrysler Contracts BEveteandead hw

Liberty Ship Explodes Off Harbor Dock   Followed Quickly By Twa Other Blasts; Stun -and Daze Weary Citizenry   Smoke Blanket Grows Heavier   Red-Hot Steel Streams Into Sky; Fragments Fall “Like Rain” On City  TOD ae rae

Shortage Of Gas Eases in District   More Snow Falls In Several Coun. ties Of Western Pennsylvania Report Improvement In Natural Gas Situation   CHAINS NECESSARY ON ALL HIGHWAYS

CLAM DREDGE TO DIG FOR CHILD   Hunt Continues For Child Murder Victim

Last Weckler Search Begins   Officials Using Dredge in Final Try

H.S. CAGE STAR KNIFED TO DEATH   EL PASO YOUTH S STABBED IN FIGHT; FOUR BOYS HELD

RESTORE SOME GAS SERVICES   Schools, Public Buildings Ir Pittsburgh Area To Get Fuel Supply

No Progress Reported in Phone Dis ispute New Showdown Seen In Talks With Lewis

Charges May With Seeking Army Favors   Former Adjutant-General testifies Defendant Interceded For Son of Co-Befendant.

Chicago Gangland May Have Part of HesseCrownJewels   Testimony Is Given Army  _ Officer Accused His  ' “Fence’ of Keeping Some Gemma

PARAGUAY CITY UNDER SIEGE BY LOYAL TROOPS   Concepcion Surrounded In Effort To ~~ “Crush Revolt   SIX DAYSOLD   Rebels Urged To Surrender To Avoid Rloodshed

Impose ‘Gag’ To Force Vote On Tax Slash   Democratic Protests Overridden by GOP; Ballot on Thursday

Four Injured as Storm Hits City   Outbreak Closes Maternity Ward

LEAGUE OPENERS CALL LAWMAKERS ante hndaaeetindtnerntensetecsheinctten.shetounnd ti hdelbcinrcen seared  SOLONS HALT WORK

AFL Sets Up Political Body  Out to Defeat Every :   Out to Defeat Every Congressman Who Votec For Taft-Hartley Law

AFL Starts State League To Lick 27 Congressmen Who Voted For Taft Bill

Snyder Backs Truman in Tax Fight   Conditions Require Present Rates, Secretary Declares

Snyder Fires At Tax Slash   Maintain Present Rates Hk Titkns Sawninea

England’s Future Queen, Like Victoria, Promises To ‘Love, Cherish, Obey      Bride Encounters  Trouble With Veil   Young Couple Obviously Nervous; Millions Line Streets To Cheer Them

Kings, Queens At Wedding of Royal Couple   Elizabeth and Philip Start on Honeymoon — Cheered by Crowds

HER TRAIN GETS CAUGHT  Million Watch Wedding March; Princess Promises to ‘Obey’ Duke

Pageantry, Splendor Mark Wedding Rites In Abbey Sanctuary   Philip Receives Title of ‘His Royal Highness’ Before Ceremony; Roar of Huge Crowd Nearly Drowns Out Westminster Carillons

Princess Promises -To “Love, Cherish And  Obey” As She Becomes Wife Of Newly  Named Duke Of Edinburgh At Impres sive Ceremony Held. This Morning —  \ Wedding Is Brilliant Affair

Princess Elizabeth Promises to Obey Philip, Following Queen Victoria Tradition

Princess Elizabeth, Philip Mountbatten Married in Westminster Abbey Sanctuary

Ee  =<, Social Event of the Century Ee  ee ee       Viuititude  (heers Bridal Pan

[Housing Industry Spokesmen Claim  ‘Shortage Will be Whipped in 1947

Million New Houses for  ’47 Predicted   Lumber Shortage Ended, Declare  Manufacturers

Republicans Are Behind Move To  Increase Rents   Group Of GOP Senators Favor 15 Percent Boost.

OFFERED BY GOP AS WAY TO LICK HOUSINGCRISIS   SENATOR PROPOSES EXTENSION OF RENT CONTROLS THRU °47

End of Housing Shorfage Seen By End of 1947   Senate Republicans Draft Bill to Hike Rents 15 Per Cent

Indusiry Says Housing Shortage Will Be Whipped This Year as G. 0. P. Leaders Ask for Rent Raises

Law To Increase Rents Proposed   Senate Republicans To Offer Measure

INDUSTRY SAYS PROBLEM T0 BE LICKED IN ‘47   Senate Republicans Offer Higher-Rent Measure As One Phase Of Speeding Settlement Of Housing Dilemma.

SENATE GETS PROPOSAL TO BOOST RENTS   Action Comes with Industry Prediction Of End to Shortage

Higher Rents Offered Speed Up Building   Republicans Propose Extend Rent Control, But to Up Rental Figures  By 15 Per Cent

GOP Plans Bill To Up Rents   15% Hike Would Help Lick Housing Shortage, Group Claims

Would Raise Rent Ceilings   Industry Spokesmen Predict End of Housing Shortage This Year

Senate Group Asks Lift of Rent Lids; Higher Rent Roofs   Industry Predicts End of Housing Shortage in 1947

Housing Shortage to Be Ended This Year, Higher Rent Ceiling to Help.

End to Housing Shortage in U.S. Seen by Industry  Senate GOP Drafts  Bill ¢n tae Dev.   Senate GOP Drafts Bill to Let Rents Go Up 15 Per Cant

Higher Rental Measure Backec By Republicans   Housing Shortage Will Be Whipped Spokesmen Assert

‘Higher Rent’ Urged to Beat House Dearth   Indusiry Leaders Expect Shortage TT, End This Year

GOOD GAIN IN HOUSING SEEN   Industry Spokesmen Pre dict Shortage Will End This Year

een ern eerie eee  Defeat of Housing Shortage in 1947 Predicted by Spokesmen for Industry

Housing May Be Speeded Up During Year   HIGHER RENT PROGRAM PLANNED BY GOP MEMBER

9 PER CENT RENTAL tiIKE 10 BE URGED   Group of Senate Republicans Preparing Measure, for Early Introduction, That Would Grant Nation-wide Increase.

Higher Rent Plan Pushed To Expedite Homes’ Need   Industry Spokesmen Expecting Shortage To End During Year

Housing Industry Spokesmen See End of Shortage   Lifting of Rent Ceilings Seen As Further Aid

Higher-Rent Measure Is Pronosed   Industry Spokesmen Say Shortage Of Housing Near End

GOP Senators Suggest Hike Of 15.Percent.  Continuance Of:   Continuance Of © Controls To End Of 1947 Planned

Chance to Enc Shor ‘lage on The Housing  Ways Suggested To Speed up the

Republicans Draft Measure To Hike Rent Ceiling: As Aid To Shortage

Housing Shortage Will Be Whipped Soon, Say Builders  Problem Is Being Attacked From All Angles, Is Claim

Higher-Renf Measure Offerec To Help on Housing Situation   Industry Spokesmen Predict Shortage to Be Whipped This Year; GOP Quartet Prepare Rent-Boost Bill

End Of House Shortage This Year Predicted   15 Per Cent Rent Ceiling Boost Provided In Senate  Measure.

INDUSTRY SEES END OF HOUSING SHORTAGE IN °47   Senate Republicans Draft Bil. to Let Rents Up 15 Percent

GOP Senators Claim Housing Shortage Can  ‘Be Whipped With 15 Per Cent Rent Boost

HIGHER RENTAL LEVELS 10 AID HOME BUILDING   Shortage May Be Whipped i: 1947, Industry Spokes men Predict   CEILING ENDS AFTER 1947

‘Extension of Control Through 1947 With 15 Per Cent Hike, No Ceiling on Newly-Built  Houses Is Plan

GOP SENATORS OFFER BILL TC HIKE CEILING ON RENTALS   Would Extend Control To End Of 1947, Raise Ceilings 15%

Seek Rent Control Extension   Solons Propose 15 Per Cent Hike In Ceilings.

WEATHER BLOCKS ARCTIC RESCUE   DROP SUPPLIES TO NINE AIRMEN DOWN IN LABRADOR WILDS

Heavy Snow Balks _ Rescue Attempts      Nine Americans Marooned in) Labrador After Vorced Landing -

Heavy Snow, Wind Make Rescue Of Airmen Tough  Nine Americans Are Down in Heart  Of Labrador Wilds

A HEAVY SNOW PREVENTS RESCUE OF NINE AIRMEN   Are Marooned ‘on Dreary Iceeovered “Lake Astray” Jn Labrador.   ALL REPORTED ALIVE   Will Have to Spend Another Night Outdoors in 18-Below Zero Weather.

Weather Balk Mercy Planes   Wilk Try to Reseue Airmen Morooned om Ice-Corered Lake in kobrador Wiktemroee

BiG B-17 DOWN IN WILDERNESS   Ski-Equipped Plane Goe: To Rescue Of Crew In Frigid Labrador

SNOW BALKING RESCUE EFFORT   Nine American Airmen Marooned On Dreary ‘Lake Astray’

Weather Blocks Attembt To Rescue 9 Marooned on Ice-Cowvcred Lake

Heavy Snow Whipped by High Winds  Prevents Air Rescue In Labrador

Storm Halts Rescue Crews In Labrador   Swirling Snow Balks Efforts to Reach ¢ Plane Survivors

LABRADOR AIR RESCUE*DELAYEDNine Face 3rd Day. in Frigid Wilderness

Air Rescue Is Balked   Weather Forces Delay In Efforts to Pick Up U. S. Airmen in Canada

SNOW PREVENTS ARCTIC RESCUE   Nine American Airmen Still Marooned in Labrador

LARGE DELEGATION FROM  FAYETTE TO ATTEND CHICK TAUAR RAW ATTET IN PRA

“Chicken’ of Tomorrow” ©District Meeting At Oelwein Friday Night

Churchill Opens hight On Attlee P rogram To Meet Economic Crisis

U.S. Linked To Crisis  In Britain   Rising Prices and Surplus of Imports Over Exports cause Trouble, Savs British Official

Churchill Urges Defeat Of Attlee "Crisis Measure’  Test Vote Indicates Mofion’s Rejection

‘Churchill To Lash Out At Attlee’s Plans   Will Try To Curb Party's Request For Drastic Powers

Attlee Faces Opposition On Two Sides   Conservatives Blast Program, Left Wing Laborites Not Satisfied

In Spite of Ill Health Conservative Leader Will Try to Defeat Attlee’s  '¥ Proposed Program.

Conservatives Fight Losing Battle Against ‘Crisis Bull’ Churchill Leads Party’s Opposition

Churchill Hits Power Request  Of Laborites  Mieascure Would Make   Measure Would Make Regime Totalitarian, Former Premier Says

BELTS TIGHTEN UP IN ENGLAND   Military Forces Cut; Government Taxes Foreign Films  RY WT CRPWrACLEY

Churchill Fighting Attlee on Methods Of Meeting Crisis   Describes the Present British Plan as Too Little, Too Late

ATTLEE ECONOMIC PLAN ASSAILED BY CHURCHILL   But Labor Government Overrides Conservative Criticism in An Initial Test Vote.   PASSAGE OF “CRISIS BILL” IS PREDICTED   Further Cut in Armed Forces Announced-—-Fax Levy on Foreign Films Hiked to 75 Per Cent.

Labor Party Overrides Censure Vote  Diawelk sen mest Tis Ten   Parliament Delays Adjournment to Act on Vital Bill

Churchill Against Unlimited Power For Government   Britain Plans Further Cut In Armed Forces Anc 75 Per Cent Tax On Foreign Film Earnings To Ease Economic Crisis

Labor Party Overrides ‘Censure Vote   Parliament Delays Adjournment to Act on Vital Bill

Mighty Queen Defies All Efforts By Tugboat. Fleet. To Haul Her Off Shoal

OHIO REPUBLICANS TO SUPPORT TAF]   Decision Reached by Leaders t Back Senator for 1948 Presidential Nomination.

Ohio GOP To Support Taft For President  Leaders Of Party Aegree At Dinner

Ohio Republicans To Support Taft   Present Solid Front  For ‘48 Nomination

DEPARTMENT FUNDS FACE BUDGET CUT   ‘State, Commerce, Justice Offices May Be Affected By Action

House Group Uraes Cut in Supply Bill.   Agencies Warned ‘Sharply Against Spending Psychology

All Given Warning on ‘Spending’   State, Commerce, Justice  Departments — Figure in Slashes; Higher  Maa te IOAG   Hits at Aneles      State Department Told to Get Out of News BRiusiness

23 PCT. SLASH IN FUNDS URGED FOR 4 DIVISIONS   House Group Sends Action To Floor With Slap At ‘Spending’ Trend

Department Bill Cut 23 Percent   Appropriations Committee Recommends 163 Mil-  fion Cut

Warning Given On Spending   Three Departments, Federal Court Sums Slashed By Appropriations Group

Slash of 23 Per Cent In State, Commerce . And Justice Agencies Spending Gets Okay

House Group On Appropriations Advises Slash   Recommendations Refer To Commerce, Justice And State Department Budgets

RecommendCutln Federal Spending   Committee for Reduction in Three Departments and Courts   WARNING TO AGENCIES

Millions  Cut Off Supply Bil   Funds for Commerce, Justice, State, U. S. Courts Trimmed

House Grour Votes More Budget Cuts  State, Justice, Commerce and Courte Curhed

Budget Slashed By House Group   Committee Attacks ‘Spending Psychology

Sharp Reduction Ih Federal ‘Budgets Favored  Three Departments, Courts Face  23 Per Cent Cut

Slash in Three Dept. Budgets Urged   Appropriations Group Sends Rill ta House

House Committee’s Report Urges Cuts in Appropriations   State, Commerce, Justice Departments, Courts Would be Trimmed

PROPOSE SLAS IN FUNDS OF 3 U. §. AGENCIES   House Appropriations Body Includes Federal Courts in 23% Cut ..

23 Pet. Cutin Spending Voted  In Committee   State, Commerce and Justice Department Vigures Slashed

Appropriations Committee Asks 23 Per Cent Cut   «Personnel Slash Also Indicated By House Group

HOUSE UNIT WIELDS AXE ON 3 DEPTS.   Justice, Commerce and State Budgets Cut 23 Per Cent

Recommend Huge Cut For Four Federal Agencies   House Committee Warns Groups of Spending Psychology

RECOMMENDS23% CUT IN BUDGET OF 3 U.S. DEPTS.   AFFECTS COMMERCE STATE AND JUSTICE DEPTS., JUDICIARY

House Report Calls for Cut In Supply Bill   State, Commerce and Justice Departments Hit by Committee— Economy Demanded

Slash Would Affect Three Departments   Bills Total Is $163 Million Below — Estimates; More Than Last Year.

23 PER CENT BUDGET CUT REQUESTED   3 Departments, Federal Courts May Get Ax

HOUSE GROUP SLASHES FUND FOR AGENCIES   State, Commerce, Justice Departments Curbed Under Plan

23 Per Cent Cat Hits 3  ‘Departments   Committee Raps ‘Spendin, Psychology’ and Pares Commerce, Justice and State Branch Funds

Three Federal  Departments Face Budget Reduction   Appropriations Committee Of House Recommends 23 Per Cent Cut In Budget; Courts Are Included

BUDGE T—Would Cut Costs 23 Per Cent  Economy Bill Hit Three Department

Slash Budget of Three Federal Departments   House Committee Warns Against ‘Spending Psychology’ in Asking 23 Per Cent Reduction For State. Commerce and Justice Divisions

Plan Deep Cuts in Budgets of Three U. 5. Departments  a. se oe   House Group Plans a 23 Per Cent Slash--Courts Affected

Recommends Cut In Court,  Departrnents  23 Percent Slash Urged By House Committee

Trim Budget of State, Justice, Commerce Depts.   Urge State Dept. Get Out of News Business; Criticizes “Nursing” Of Business

House Group Cuts Commerce  Dept. Deepest   Also Prunes State, Justice Offices And Federal Courts

House Group Cuts Budget 23 Per Cent   Three Government Departments and Federal Courts Suffer Slach:

ONCE MIGHTY NAZI BASTION IS BLOWN UP   British Reduce Island of Helgoland to Shambles In Gigantic Explosion.

Titantic Blast Rips Helgoland Isle As British Raze Nazi U-Boat Pens

Here’s Question Of The Day: Just Where Is Santa’s Headquarters ?

TWENTY-FIVE JEWISH REFUGEES REPORTED INJURED AS WATER AND CLUBS ARE USED

> DREW PEARSON — eq The WASHINGTON am MERRY-GO-ROUND   KEW PEARSON SAYS:—CHINESE GOVERNMENT HUSIHING UP GREAT LOVE STORY; SEN. AUSTIN PAYS TRIBUTI TO BRAZIL'S ARANHA; AGRICULTURE DEPARTMEN' MAQOLES WITH ARMY OVER FOOD.

Robeson'’s Albany Concert All Song,  Foregoes Speech   Declines to Say Whether He’s a Red But Declares He’s Anti-Fascist

TAKES OATH ANS OUTLINES PLANS   Improvement of Living Condi tions and Industrial Expan- : ; sion Are Promised a

LIFTS HER READ TO MEET DEATE   Woman Killed Under Car  Of Commuter Train  2

NEGRO’S SECOND CHAIR TRIP SET   Louisiana Murderer . Scheduled. To Face Executioner .  Agein Friday” ’ :

C.1 BOND BILL GETS PRIORITY   Measure to Redeem Term inal Bonds Added to ‘Must’ Program of Congress

LAA COLE A COLLET ec atts eee  First Single Trust Case  Ruling Made

Plumbing Firms Freed Of Monopoly Charges   Federal Judge Dismisses SevenYear-Old Indictments Against 76

Demise of OPA Set for June 30      OTC Chief Warns Rent, Sugar Controls Will Be Seriously Hampered

Churchill, DeGaulle and Byrnes Are  Flayed by Vishinsky   Trio Compared With Unsuccessful  Aggressors Against Russta— MWilar and Namalann__in Rrictinea drcartk

With Congress Going Home This Week, Legislators _ Acting Like Bunch of Kids

Canary Breeder Says To Give Throat-Opener When Bird Doesn‘t Sing

Many Ex-GIs  Want To Marry Italian  Girl   Girl Ordered Back To Homeland After ‘Death of Fiance

BOOST OHIO FUND FOR FLOOD GURB   Senate OK’s $9,500,000 Grants For Buckeye Projects in ’48

‘Weather Blows Hot and Cool Over (Midwest: Heat Wave Hits Southwest

WELCOME AWAITS TRUMANS IN CANADA   Events on Program Include State  Dinner—President to Address : Parliament June i1_

U.S, DECIDES ON BOND DROF   Federal Reserve Spokeman Says Move To ‘Adjust’ Interest

WOUNDED NEGRO CUNMAN CAUGHT   Gary Robber Cornered In Field Near Niles; Extradition Begun

News Blackout On Paris Session  Russians Ask Marshal Views Be Clarified

OPA Settles Case With LeMars Auto Dealer For $3, 975  fi Harner Chevrolet   _- Company Charged > ~ONWVIth Excess Prices —

OPA Settles Case _ With LeMars Auto Dealer For $3, 975  Harner Chevrolet. Company Charged With Excess Prices

House Postpone: Beer Bill Action  Agree on March II fer Consideration

HOUSE SHIFTS INERNIGHT ON LIGENSE LAWN   In Senate Wet Forces Block Immediate Test oh Liquor Bill. 

DELAY DRY BEER MEASURE ACTION   lowa House Postpones Bill Until March Et

Consideration Of ‘Dry’ Beer Bill: Postponed   Until March 11; Move Successful Today After Battle Yesterday

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL OF NATION MOUNTS TO 360   209 ‘Traffic Fatalities Counted In Summer’s  Traditional Finish

Bodies Found Sprawled At Foot Of Embankmen t Near Beckley, W. Va. Few Clues In Twin Slayings Of Businessman And Dentist’s Wife

 : eat  Illinois Legislative Group To Begin Work iOn Mine Prohe Renort

ILLINOIS MINE PROBING GROUP BEGINS ON  WenRAYyPnT TNAAAYD PY nts

ARMORY FIRE CAUSED DEATH   GASOLINE USED IN CLEANING RIFLES. BLAMED: FOR. FLASH FIRE

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Taber Backs Plan For Peace Pacts   Appropriations Chairman OK’s Hoover's Proposal

Taber Supports Separate Peace Pact Proposal   House Leader Says Hoover's Suggestion Should Be Accepted

Immediate American Peace Treaties With Japan, Germany Urged By Hoover In Report To House

Urges Separate U.S. Peace Treaties   New Yorker Says U. S. Should Write Peace Now. Save Money

‘Backs Hoover   aVUVUVYSE  Solon Favers U.S. Writing Own German, Jap Treaties   o House Funds Chief Declares Finances   Are Out Of Hand

Separate Treaties With Japanese, Germans Urged   Chairman Tabor of House Backs Plan Suqaested by Hoover

Taber Favors Proposal By Hoover   Would Write Separate Peace Treaties For Japan And Germany

Asks Immediate Treaties With Japan, Germany   Rep. Taber Supports Hooyer’s Suggestion For American Action

Administration Has Let Things Get Out of Hand, He Says, and Cites Cash Plans  Cites Vital Need  Hoover aly 5 ‘I.

Administration Should Write Its Own German, Jap Treaties, Says Tabor

House Member Advocates Administration Writing Separate Peace Rulings

Taher Supports Plea for Speedy Peace Treaties _ Backs Hoover View U. §.  “Should Write Pacts; Says . Things Get Gul of Hand

Quick Approval Of Hoover Plan Urged by Taber   Separate Treaties With Germans, Japs Demanded for U. 5.

Taber Backs Unit Treaties  se. __ gg. EW... EE   Action on ‘Own Hook Favored for Ameriez

Taber Endorses Hoover Proposa   Urges U.S. To Write Peace Treaties Now

GROUP PRESENTS  PETITION  Commission Asked. To ( Cal Bond Election On Library

Inside Your Congress  4  Look Before You Leap  SAMUEEL B PETTENGILL  “The Gentleman trom ingdinna

Towa Farm Bureau Plans Collection 0100 Carloads of Corn for Europe

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Portal Laws Are Marked “Rush” on Congress’ Agenda   Leaders Push Legislation to Invalidate Claims of Five Billions

CONGRESS IS ASKED TO END PORTAL SUITS   Green Light Given Legislation to Invalidate Heavy Labor Claims:

RUSH LABEL ON PORTAL CLAIMS BY CONGRESSMEN   Senate To Probe Charge Against Justice Depart. On Pay Claims

PLANE ON ATLANTIC FLIGHT TURNS BACK   Runs Into Trouble After Leaving N. ¥.—Repairs Made, It Sets Out for London Again.

FOR NORTH: OHIO-CANAL   PROPOSED CANAL STARTING AT ASHTABULA WOULD LINK LAKE ERIE WITH OHIO

FRENCH SELECT LEADERS TODAY   Voting Seen as Step in Deciding / Between American And Russian Influence

French To Decide Between Soviets, U.S. In Election  Marshall Plen Big  Issue In Municipel Races Over Nation

French Elections Today Decide Between the American and Red Wav of Life for French People

French Vote Today In Sharp Test of  Communist Power  Red Gains Would Leave Ramadier’s Mande Tiod far Meet

Foreign Policy Stake in France  De Gaulle Factor in Sunday Election

French Vote Today Eyed By All World  U.S., Communism Are Top Issues

Mar: shall Plan, Cominform Are French Issues   Election Today to Decide Economic Colluboration. nee tl §. Or

French Vote Will Swing fo.or Away From U. §. Today:   America and Russia Net On Baflots But Might os Well be There

French Vote Will Be Step in Deciding Between United States and Russia; May Bring Cabinet Change

French Vote To: Be Test--U.S. vs. Russ   Election Today to Show Trend Toward The West or East

Fate Of Reds In France To Hinge On Vote   Elections Will Show Position Of U. S.. Soviet

America Vs. Russia The Real Issue   Marshall Plan,. So. viet Bureau, Issues In Election. © :

U. S., Reds Are Main Issue In French Election, AP Writer Finds   Ry ROBERT C. WILSON

CITY ELECTIONS ~ INRANGE TODA   MABSHALL PLAN AND COMMUNISM HAVE BECOME ISSUES IN VOTING.

FOOD PRICES ANVANCE TQ ANOQTUER NEW WICH   BRITAIN TO REDUCE NAVY 6) PERCENT

Back From “Second Honeymoon” ....  Carolinian Asks Mercy For Wife Charged With Hiring Man To Kill Him

Break in Telephone Walkout Is Hinted; May Agree in State   1st Deviation from NFTW Demands Comes When Offer is Accepted   AFL and CIO Plan Pool of Strength Against Labor Curbs; Fail to Merese

New Hopes  Of Break in Phone Hall   NFTW Front Cracks ir Illinois; Company in First Cash Offer.

—TELEPHONESBell Offer Is Accepted  In Iilinois  Negotiations In Capital Continue

Wage Settlement Hints at Break   Three Chicago Unions Accept $4°Firm Boost’

BREAK SEEN IN PHONE WALKOUT BEFORE SUNSET   Government Conciliators Issue Joint Statement Predict ing Good News Today; Afternoon Talks Set.

’Phone Breaks Hinted AtHand      Big Development: Believed Near  In Strike

New Developments In Phone Strike Points Major Break   Chicago Union Accept Pay Raises; New Offer Made

IN NATIONWIDE — PHONE STRIKE   First Tentative Wage Settlement Is Believed In the Making.   “TIEUP IN CAPITAL   Telephone Company Made lis First Money Offer to Employees.

Chicago Phone Strikers Accept Companys Offer   Agree To Take $4 Weekly Pay Boost And Pave Way For Possible Settlement Of National Tieup Today.

Telephone Strike Break Near, Hint   Four Negotiations Still Stalled But Developments in Offing

Pay Settlement Offer Made By A.T. And T.   Union Leaders In Chicago Accept $4 Hike Proposal

Breakin © Phone Tieur Is Hinted   r Tentative Compact Between a Bell Firm And N.F.T.W. May Break Denedla-bL

Illinois Accord Hints Break in Telephone Strike   First Tentative Wage Settlement With Bell System Company

HOPES RISE FOR BREAK IN PHONE STRIKE   Regional Settlement Between Workers and ¢ Bell System Unit Spur Conciliators’ Efforts te End Walkout Elsewhere.

New Events Boost Phone Peace Hopes   Settlement By _ Illinois Affiliates Of NFTW May Rringo ‘Rreak ’

Expect ‘Break’ In Telephone Strike Today   Hinted By 1st Tentative - Wage Settlement With  [ilinois Union Unit

Illinois Break Seen Pushing Phone Peace   $+ Increase Subject To 16,000 Workers; AT&T Offer Rejected

Another Break In Big Phone Strike   Strike Leaders of 3 Chicago Unions Agree to Settle   FOR A $4 INCREASE   Federal Conailiators Issue Another Hopeful  Statement

PHONE STRIKE BREAK HINTED   Beil System Firm, National Union Make First Settlement.

First NETW Affiliate Accepts Phone Offer —   16,000 Chicago Workers To Vote on Ratification of $4 Raise—A. T. & T. Gives  Tang Miatance Emnlovees Increase Pronosa

Leaders of  3 Unions Accept $4   Negotiations Still Deadlocked in Capital After Money Offer

First Break Seen in Phone Strike  Tentative Settlement   Tentative Settlemen Is Recorded by Affiliate of NFTW

Signs Point to Break in Phone Strike   Leaders in lilinois Union Accept Offer Made by Company

Phone Strike ‘Break’ Sought   Developments Awaited During Negotiations  In Walkout

Illinois Bell Company’s Raise Of $4 Is Accepted By Union   FIRST MONEY OFFER   Made By A. T. And T. In Washington; Strike In Twenty-Seventh Day

Shines From Tentative  Wage Agreement Reach-—  ed With 3 NETW Af.  filiated Unions

ILLINOIS PHONE PACT MAY SNAP NATIONAL TIEUP   Chicago NFTW Leaders Ac cept $4 Wage Boosts From Bell Company

Bell Company, NFTW Affiliate Sign Pay Pact  Tentative Contract Awaits Approval

Tentative Agreement Is Reached in Illinois on Telephone Wage Pact

Phone Peace Hope Rises   Settlement Between Company and NFTW Affiliates in Chicago Hailed As Break Hint

PHONE PACT MAY LEAD TO BREAK   lilinois Agreement Callec Wedge In U. S. Tieup

Initial Break Is Made In NFTW Ranks   Washington's A. T. And T. In Money Offer

Telephone Strike News Optimistic Tentative Settlement  In Illinois Hailed as Important Break

Illinois Settlement Raises Hopes for Break In Nation’s Phone Tieup

Bell Company's Offer of $4 Is Accepted by Three Unions; 16,000 Must Ratify Deal  First Deviation   Washington Proposal Is $2, $3, $4 Based on Locality

VOTE ON GIANT TAX CUT ISSUE IS SET TODAY   GOP Leaders Expect Approval Of New Measure—Demos Predict Fresh Veto

HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL 10 CIT INCOME TAXES   Lower Branch Will Take Up Measure Without Delay With Showdown Batlot Set for Tuesday.   BENATE ACTION LIKELY. 4. LATE NEXT WEEK   Ghift in Democratic Vot es Leads to Claims Another Presidential Veto Can Be Overridden.

Shift in Demo Votes Raises Hope of Beating Veto in Both Chambers

Plan Vote Today On Tax Bill   Only Difference in Vetoed Measure Is Effective Date

House Unit OK's New Try For Tax Cut   Predictions Now Are That Measure Can Beat Truman Veto

House Group Backs A New Tax Cut Bill   Surprise Shift In ‘Deme Votes Brings Veto Defeat Hopes

House Committee Votes Today on Tax Slashing Bill   Showdown Expected Tuesday on Newly Drafted Measure

Slight Delay Seen For Vote on Tax Cut Measure  Effective Date Put At Next Jan. 1 In Revised Proposal

New Tax Slashing Cut Measure Endorsed By House Finance Body   Indications Are That Veto, If Any, Will B Overriden By Shift In Democratic Votes

Delay Vote Of Showdown   House’ Agrees Postpone ment On Tax Bill; Gives Time For Study.

HOUSE GROUP STAMPS OKEH ON TAX BILL   Shift of Democratic Votes in Committee Is Big Surprise

Unification, Tax Bills Get Top Priority   Chairman Taft Says Unity Measure First With Tax Cut Legislation Next on Senate Program

Tax Cut Bill Approved hy Committee   Action in House Slated for . Showdown Tuesdav

Date Changed To Jan. 1,48 From July 1   Vilibuster to Block Senate Action Rumorec ~—Joint Returns Rule Also Is Forecast

Tax Bill Due for Re-Test   House Ways, Means Commiftes Votes 18-6 for Measure--: Vietorv Predicted

House Speeds Tax Cut Bill   Committee Votes 18 to 6; Veto Overriding Seen

2ND MEASURE REPORTED OUT   Surprise Shift In Democratic Votes Gives Promise Law May Be Enacted.

NEW GOP BILL MAY OVERRIDE TRUMAN VETO   SHOWDOWN VOTE IN HOUSE SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY

HOUSE COMMITTEE PASSES TAX BILL   }  Democratic Votes Shift To Support of Vroposed Measure

Shift in Democratic Votes Brings Claim Veto Can Be Beaten   Showdown Action in House Set for Next Tuesday; Rumblings of Possible Filibuster To Block Action on Measure in the Senate

Income Tax Slash Bill Is Approved  Demo Plea for Revision Denied

House Committee Okays $4 Billion Income Tax Bill  Cut: Veto Is Indicated   Surprise Shift In Democratic Votes Prompt Republican Claim That Another Truman Disavowal Can Be Overridden  7>. =WwWweaarTrcr~irc nse ewwm ae-A =e

Committee Plans. ‘Showdown Vote   Delay Is Agreed Upon Aft ter Request by Democrats: for Study.Time  .

House Committee Due to Approve Tax Bill Today   Republican Speaker Forecasts Passage By House Next Tuesday

Another Tax Veto Certain If Bill Passes   DEMOCRATIC LEADERS SAY TRUMAN WILL AX ACT

 Atomic Commission Comes Out OF Storm’ \Cellar. Beains Long-Range Planning Work

LILIENTHAL 0.K. TO SPEED WORK   Senate Confirms Chairman Of Atom Unit, 50-31

LILIENTHAL IS OKAYED, 50-31   Other Members of Atomic Commission Also Are Confirmed

Appointment Of Lilienthal Is Confirmed   Former TVA Head Approved  as Chairman of - Atomic  Energy Commission After Long Debate.

OK On Lilienthal Takes Brakes Off AtomBoardWork   Senators Vote Confirmation By 50 To 31

Lilienthal And 5 Others Given 0). K. By Senate   Victory Clears Way For Long-Range Planning By Atomic Board.

Lilienthal Wins In Senate Vote  Commission Resumes Nuclear Power Plans

Senate Vote For Litienthal, 50-31   Atomic Energy Group Plunges Into Planning

SOLONS OKAY ATOM CHAIRMAN   Lilienthal Wins Approval in Senate by 50-31 Vote

A-Energy Commission Sets Out On Planning Program Lilienthal Gets Senate Approval _

Atomic Group Drafts Plans   Long Range Program Sought; Lilienthal Wins Senate Confirmation

LILIENTHAL IS CONFIRMED, 50-31      Commission Plunges Into Planning For Nuclear Development   OTHERS ALSO OKAYED

 Way Cleared For Atomic Energy Plan   Approval of Lilienthal’: Appointment by Senate Ends 11 Weeks Debate Gn Capitol Hill

ATOM. COMMISSIOU PLUNGES INTO BIG TASK: OF CONTRO!.   Energy. Group,- Headed- By-Lilie enthal, Ready For Work After Long Struegle

Senate Gives Approval By 30-31 Vote; New Appointee Ready To Tie Inte Huge Job

Washington Gives Mexican President Big Reception; Good Will Pledaes Made

lowa's Kline New A. F.B. F. Presiden   Farmers Want U. S. Support Retained

Kline Named President of Farm Bureau   Organization Asks Strengthening of Current Farm Program

Farm Bureau Asks For Price Support  Suggests Improving Present Program

Alert Airline Officer Foils G.l.’s Attempt To ‘Shin’ Girl To U.S.

Planned Building Program Underway At Westminster   Foundation Laid For Woodwork Shop on Monday

@ PAUL MALLON—  Sits Down With Friends and Plots Way to Save the World

Embezzlement Jury Unable To Beach Verdict   Former State Penal Farm teag Will Go Free Unless Stote Files Motion For New Trial,

TRIAL OF HEMMER ENDED AS JURORS FAIL IN AGREEMENT   Panel Deliberates All Night; Reports Back This Morning: Case Opened Sept. 29.

Mystery at rever riven  Vateran Air Lines Crew, Others See ‘Flying Saucers’

HUNDREDS THROUGHOUT U.S. SEE MYSTERY FLYING DISCS   Most Reports on ‘Saucers’ Come From West, But Midwest, East, South, Canada View ‘Em

Prints the News  Tells the Truth   Senate May Lump Major Labor Bills  Leaders Favor Merger of Three

SENATORS MAY COMBINE CHIEF TABOR ACTIONS   Republican Leaders Swine Toward Placing Bills Into One Package -

Labor Bills May Be Wrapped Up In One Package   Idea Gaining Favor Among Republican Members Of Senate

SENATE MAY TIE LABOR BILLS INTO ONE BIG PACKAGE  NO. 1 PROPOSAL ON

Hearings Slated On All Measures   Ball's Billto Prevent Strikes Given Study by Leaders of GOP

GOP Favors Combining  Labor Bills   Ball Plan May Be Heard With Other Meaanres

GOP Senators May Merge Several of Their Labor Bills   One Big Package Favored; Portal-to-Portal Pay Suits Increasing

SENATE MAY POOL PART OF LABOR BILLS   Republican Leaders Favor Combining Other Proposals With the No. 1, Ball-Smith-Taft Measure.

May Combine Labor Measures  - Senate Republican Leaders Suqaest It

GOP MAY WRAP UP LABOR LAWS   Senators Would Combine All issues in One Gill

Senate Republican Leaders Now Favor One: Hearing to Cover Various Legislative Proposals

SENATE PLANS TO COMBINE 3 LABOR BILLS   More Senators Join Move to Unite Measures to Speed Action

GOP Senate Le:ders Lean Toward Idea Of Rolling  Labor Measures Into One

MAY COMBINE 3 ISSUES IN SINGLE BILL   Seek To Outlaw Various Forms Of Closed Shop  REPEAL   Of Wagner Act Mentioned; Industry-Wide Bargaining Is Attacked

Various Ferms of Closed Shop, Bargaining, Wagner Act to Get Hearing

May Group Hearings On 2 or 3 Proposals to Make Single Powerful Law

Republicans Hope to Combine Various Plans Into All-Inclusive Bills; Ball-Taft-Smith Measure Will Be First Considered. by Senate

LEADERS FAVOR ONE BIG LABOR PACKAGE   G. 0. P. Heads May Back Combination Of Laws

House Already In Favor Of Joint Measure   Proposal To Preveent Industry-Wide Strikes Would Be Included

ALL INCLUSWE LABOR LAW IS SENATE PLAN   Solons Favor ‘Combining Two or Three Bills Into One Package

GOP May Lump All Labor Bills In One Measure  We . SEE eae TE Ree   CIO Demands New Hearings on Case Bill Provisions

GOP SENATE LEADERS MAY LUMP LABOR BILLS IN ONE   Ball-Smith-Taft Bill Is First On List For  Senate Hearing

=! News 3 “the ' Courts         RECORDER'S OFFICE ‘Real Estate Transfers

SLIGHT LETUP IN COLD WAVE   Southwest Wind Brings #irst Letup in’ Week-Longe Cold Wave — Gas Shorlage Still Remaing Acute.

QUIZ HUSBAND IN WIFE'S SLAYING   DETROIT WOMAN FOUND BLUDGEONED IN HER HOME SUNDAY

PAPC TYP   Grand Jury Refuses To Indict Two In Attempted Lynching Of Negro

WHITE DEFENDANTS - ARE GIVEN FREEDOM   Second Time Norjh Carolina Grand Sury Has Failed To Indict Accused

U. S. Insists  Council Give Top Priority To A-Control  Russia Has Asked Immediate Action On: Whole Issue  Of Disarmament

U.S. Requests Action on  Atomic Control Urged as First Step in General Arms Reduction Program

Asks Suspension Sales Tax on Food  Hendrix Calls for   Hendrix Calls for Year's Moratorium

GRACE ON SALES TAX SUGGESTED   State Rep. Hendrix Favors Year Moratorium

British Charge Against Albania Denier    Formal Complaint Answered at Council Meeting

Albania Denies Before U.N. She Mined Corfu Channel   Charges Britain, Which Made Complaint, Has Violated Her  Territorial Waters—Council Adjourns in Midst of Debate —England Seeks Apology and Compensation for Loss of Life Aboard Two Damaged Destroyers. 

Two-Cent Gasoline Tax Hike is Proposed   Opposition to Bill Develops

Anti-Lilienthal Forces Increase  Oppose TVA Head For Atomic Post

HAS A SISTER HERE   Capt, Cook, Brother of Mrs. Wiech. man. Dies in Korean Plane Crash

Transport In Distress On Atlantic Run   Crippled Plane Circles Ships 340 Miles From Eiehan Partnacal

FBI Campaign Hits ‘That. House On Bethel Street’   Two Women And One Man. Arrested Here ‘Waive Preliminary He ig And Are Held: Fors “2 Federal Grand Jury Action -—

living Costs Standing Still At Record High   Pre-War Prices Are Exceeded By 53 Per Cent

Hunting Horse Has Birthday   Buffalo Steaks and Army Brass Prominent ot Aged Kiewa’s Celebration

English Girl Says Romance Is Off Decides Not to Marry Foner G. L

SHOWERS TO CONTINUE   Part!: Cloudy shies (Are Lorecast for sunday

Muddled Housing Program Reminiscent Of Vaudeville Canine Act. Othman Sav:

HOPE ACCORD WITHOUT STRIKE   Negotiations in Steel Industry Start Jan. 16 — Government Has Hopes of a Strikeless Settlement of Their Wage Dispute,

Strikeless Steel Settlement Hopes At Highest Peal   Government Leaders Pre dict Wage Dispute Will Be froned Out

Believe Settlement Can Be Made Without Resorting To Strike; Other Industries Making Accords With Unions   START NEGOTIATIONS FOR WAGE SETTLEMENT

STEEL HOPES T0 AVOID STRIKES   THINKS DEMANDS CAN BE SETTLED PEACEABLY

Government Hopes Rise For Settlement of Steel Dispute Without Strike

MAY AVOID™ STRIKEIN. STEEL PLANTS  Outlook for for    —Outlook for Wage Settlement ‘Is Brighter 

Politically Po putar , "Tax-Cut Talk Again Resumed, But Slash In 1947 Not Likels

Tax Cut Talk Stalks Again - But Don’t Start To Spend Your Savings Yet

“I Don't Believe They’re Out To Conquer Us Or The World” 7  Sen. Pepper Says Russians Have Inferiority Complex And Are Suspicious Of “City Folks”

Snow, Rain, Cold Wave Hit Carroll County Today      One of Most Severe Cold Waves on Rec ord For This Time of Year in lowa   Hichwavs Wet

Snow, Rain, Cold Wave Hit Carroll County Today      One of Most Severe Cold Waves on Rec:  ord For This Time of Year in lowa

‘Smelled Odor Like Kerosene  Church Caretaker o   Church Caretaker on Stand in Arson Trial

Navy Fund Slash Approved in House   Naval, Marine Strength Loss Faced If Cut Enforced, Claim

House, Despite Protests. of Democrats, Passes  Reduced Navy Fund Bill

$3 Billion Navy Bill Approved   Democrats Claim Measure to Force 82,000 Troop Cut

HOUSE PASSES NAVY'S BUDGET BILL WITH CUTS   About 11 Per Cent of Total Asked Is Eliminated

House Slashes Navy’s Funds   Vote Reduced Budget Over Objections Of Demo crat Representatives,

Stars of Moviedom Are Subpoenaed to Senate Hearing on Communist Trends

Un-American Probe Re-Set In Hollywood   43 Witnesses Including Top Stars, Subpoenaed; Hearmg Delayed by Other Plans

Ramadier Demands Vote Of Confidence   Non-Communist Cabinet Backs Premier

Five Rescue Men Sought Tn Alaska  Two Survivors In Anchorage Army Hospital

FIVE SOUGHT BY DOG TEAM   Two of Six Known Survivors Brought to Hospital in Iniured State

20 Mer,  Woman Hold Annual New Year's Dip in Icy Waters of River

ITALIANS GET 125 MILLIONS IN NEW RELIEF   Agreement Is Formally Signed in Rome Ceremony

Htaly Is Bolstered As America Agrees  To Provide Relief   MILITARY LEADERS ARE BLAMED Japan Says People Have Not Fully Realized Their Misery

Two Employes Injured; Little Damage Caused; Syrian, Lebanese. Troops Maneuver on Northern Border

Builders Doubt Idea’s Practical Value  Dispersal Of Aircraft Plants   Draws Protest From Industry

Scientific Supremacy f U. ». Is Urgéu   Presidential Board Recommends 10-Yeas Drive at Huge Cost

10-Year Drive Urged by  Truman Board to Assure U.S. Selence Sunremecy

Board: Urges:U S. Mobilize:Brains  And:Gash:in:Drive ‘to. Attain World: Scientific Supremacy

Board Urges: U. S. Mobilize Brains And Cash in Drive to Attain World Scientific Supremacy

$2-Billion Science Bill Seen— Vital to Survival, Truman Board Report:

LICENSE PLATES 10 SAVE STATE   Present Alaminam Tag Are Scheduled To Last Eight Years

DANGER HELD FOR SHOOTING GETS MANY OFFERS OF HELP   CUBANS AND PATHICIA’S FOR MER ASSOCIATES IN CHICAGO ARE INTERESTED IN CASE

Friendship Train Hailed By Austin  ‘  U.N. Delegate Says It Is Example of  e t(D nannamnncarmrn ow

Food Train Example Of "Peacemongering’   270-Car Friendship Train Welcomed In. New, oy . ah Ot) ae

BABSON’S Authentic Statement   Copyright—1947—Publishers Financial Bureau, Inc, BABSON DISCUSSES RADIO ADVERTISING

*SOLONS STUDY PLANS TO CUT FOREIGN FUNDS   @Study Of Aid Requests Shows Americans Probably Will Pay Whole Bill

Moves To Pare Marshall Plan Aid Fund Loom   Possibility Also Arises That U. S. Will Be ‘Asked To Supply 25 Billion Dollars   SENATORS GIVE VIEWS ON DEMAND

No Confidence Vote In Britain Is Defeated   Churchill Motion In Commons Is  Downed 374 to 19%

British Plan War-Time Power en Government   ‘No Confidence’ Motion Of Churchill Is Voted Down

AMRASSATNOR CONETRATED   Labor Majority Supports Attlee With Heavy Vote of Confidence

Economy Plan Gets Approval   Labor Party Proposes Re turn To War Powers In Britain

British Labor Party Stifles Censure Vote   Churehill Effort To Overthrow Attlee Rejected 374198

“No Confidence” Motion Is Voted Out By Commons  Churchill Suffers 374 To 198 Defeat

Labor Party Government  Rule Upheld   Four-Year Plan Of Economie Recovery Planned In Britain

“NO CONFIDENCE’ MOVE AGAINST ATTLEE BEATEN   Churchill Move Loses: Government Planning Wartime Powers

Congress Group Returns, Urges Aid for Europe  Prompt Assistance le Daclarad Neadad   Prompt Assistance Is Declared Needed in Joint Statement

Nine House Members  for Relief   Congressmen Assert U. S. Assistance Now Would Avert Crash

CongressmenAsk         touring  Tell of ance Sick And Saddened World

Ask Immediate Aid to Europe Following Tour   Members of Congressional Committee Say Help Must  Arrive Soon

U.5. Must Aid Quickly, Says Conaressmen   Members of House Commiftee Home From Tour Wern Complete Downfall of Europe Looms.

9 Congressmen, Back from Tour, Fear ‘Downfall’   Immediate Action on Marshall Plan Declared Necessary

Presses For Quick Action On Aid Plan   Committee Unanimous On Need For Help “Without Delay”

AVERT STRIKE IN PLANTS OF RUBBER FIRMS   Big-F our, Union React Agreement for Wage Hike of 11'/2 Cents

‘Moderate’ Wage Boost May Allow Rubber Industry to: Lower Prices

Crippling Rubber Industry — Strike averted As Company And Union Officials Agree

Agreement Averts Strike In “Big Four’ Rubber Plant:  Sets Wage Pattern Expected To Apph Through Entire

Time Ripe for Big 4 Showdown   German Treaty Must Follow Settlement  Of Allied Relations

Says U.S. Lacks Defense Plan  Urges Unification  mt Bwana oaweaca

Taft Meets Opposition On Labor Bill   Drive To Change Injunction Plan

AFT OPPOSED Y VANDENBERG   bor Injunction Debates Bring Disagreement

Vandenberg Opposes Taft Labor Drive   Objects to Ohioan’s Proposed Amendmen To Bill in Senate

‘Sen. Vandenberg,  ‘Sen. Taft Split On Labor Issue   Difference Not Deseribed as “Row”.

Vandenberg To Oppose Tighter Curbs On Labor      Senator Is Linin g Up Against Taft And His  Amendments.

TAFT'S PLAN HIT BY VANDENBERG   Michigan Senator Opposes _ Labor Injunction Move

Vandenberg Opposes Taft On Labor Bill   Ohio Senator Would Have Employers Seek Injunctions

Opposes Taft Amendments .To Labor Measure   Senator Vandenberg Raises Objections Within Republican Policy Comanittee

Senator TaftHits SnagFor His Bill   Vandenberg Hits Broadening Of Labor Bill

Use OF Labor Writs Argued   Taft, Vandenberg Fail To Agree On Allowing  Labor Injunctions

A TAFT LABOR IDEA HIT BY VANDENBERG   Michigan Senator Objects to Amendment Which Would Let Private Employers Seek Injunctions Against Strikes.

SENATOR TAFT IS OPPOSED BY VANDENBERG IN DRIVE TO BROADEN LABOR LECISLATION NOW PENDING

TAFT OPPOSED BY VANDENBERG   Michigan Senator Objects To Broadening Labor Measure

Vandenberg Opposes Taft In Attempt To Broaden Measure   Against Letting Private Employers Seek Injunctions To Stop Jurisdictional Strikes, Boycotts

Labor Debate Sees Senators Divided Today   SEN. VANDENBERG TAKES ISSUE WITH BOB TAFT

VANDENBERG IN OBJECTION T0 LABOR MOVE   Taft Amendment To 0.K. In junctions Against Strikes Brings Opposition

INJUNCTIONS BY BOSSES FOUGHT   Taft Runs Into: Vandenberg Opposition To Plan For Granting Injunction Rights To Employers In Strike Cases And Boycotts.

Vandenberg Hits Taft Proposals  On Labor Laws   Claim Evidence Discloses Ohio Senator Attempt. To Effect Compromise

GROUP “SELLS” MRSHALL PLAN   “wR  Henry . Stimson Meads Group  Formed tu Rally Public Opinion  Behind Four-Year Seventeen  Billion Dollar Program Sent: to Congress Lust Friday,

U. S., Russian  Foreign Chiefs Will Exchange Data On China   Molotov Steps Back From First Demand  For Big Three Talks

Molotov Agrees To Written Exchange Of Information  About Situation In China

Molotov Agrees To Discuss China Situation By Mail inistead Of At Conference   Loses Effort For Informal Talks At Conference Table

Agrees With American On Chinese Plan   Written Exchange Of Information Will Result

A FINE WINTER DAY   Flora Predicts Continuation of Mild Temperatures

Strikers to Ask Help of Truman   But White House Keeps ‘Hands Off’

PHONE UNION MAY APPEAL TO PRESIDENT   NEFTW Policy Grout Plans Conference On Stratery

TELEPHONE STRIKE APPEAL IS STUDIED   No Settlement in Sight in  Nation-wide Tieup  of System.

N.F.T.W. Maps Truman Appeal   One Company Reverses Stand to Offe: Arbitration on All Disputed Issues

PHONE STRIKE LEADERS SEEK INTERVENTION   Union Policy Commit: tee Meets to Map Out Appeal to Pres. ident Truman.

Telephone Walkout Enters Second Week, INo Settlement in Sight; Ross Denies Steelman: Intervening; C.1.Q. Plans to: Assist Strikers

UNION TO ASK TRUMAN AID IN PHONE STRIKE   Strategy Conference Scheduled As Strike Goes Into Second Week

UNION LEADERS IN SESSION TO DRAFT APPEAL   NFTW President Says Government SeizureWill Not Be Requested

Leaders Of Striking Telephone [Workers Plan To Appeal To Teiman For Intervention

6 REPORTED KILLED WHEN PLANE FALLS   \rgentine Army Craf Crashes During Maneuvers

GOP WOMEN OPEN 25TH CONVENTION      1500 Leaders Attending Harrisburg Sessions.

Johnston Not Dewey’s Choice As His 1948 Running Mate   Peycrekees Hy KIRTLAND 1 ane  JOUNSTON NOT DC HD  yalx [oe i Ace Rides

Northwestern GOP Leaders Discuss  148 With Dewey   May Advance Johnston; Boss of Movie Industry, As Running-mate

14 Held in Plot By Stern Gang To Bomb London   Jewish Underground Reprisal Attempt Bared by American

New York Rabbi and Ex-USS. Flier Among 9 Accused   British Air Defenses Are Readied to Meet Air  Invasion

Terrorist Blast, Fire Kill 19 in Jerusalem   Jews Blow Up British Officers’ Club Three Are Caught   BULLETIN

Gold Division Idea Separate From U.S. Aid   British Deny Bevin Plan Was Proposed For Marshall Setup

YOUTH SEIZED BY ARMED MEN, WHISKED AWAY   Both Gang and Victim Disappear; Chase by Posse Fruitless

Accused Negro Seized By Mob   Officers Searching In Northampton For Victim

MASKED MOB TAKES NEGRO HELD IN JAll   Sheriff Says He Had No Gun No Trace of Lynchers or Victim Found.

Group Takes Inmate ot Jail from Turnkey; Hunt is Reported Fruitless; Governor Notified.  ALLEGED ATTACK CAUSE OF ARREST

New Lynching ir South Is Feared   Young Negro, Accused of Attempt on White Girl, Taken From Jail

MASKED GANG SPIRITS NEGRO; LYNCHING SEEN   Defendant Charged With Attacking Woman In North Carolina Town

Search Futile, Lynching Is Feared  Armed Whites Take Negro Out Of Jail

Lynching ls Feared By Sheriff   Negro Youth Held On Charge of Attempted Rape

Masked Mob Abducts Young Negro   Authorities Fear Lynching Has Taken Place

Mob Takes Negro from County Jail   Had Been Arrested in iterth Carolina for Trying to Attack White Women

Fear Lynching In North Carolina  Officers Seek Negro Taken By Armed Band

NEGRO BELIEVED LYNCHED BY MOB INN, CAROLINA   Band Of Masked Men Tak Prisoner From Jail;  Governor Disturbed

WIRE BRIEFS   (By the Associated Press)  ANOTHER CAROLINA LYNCHING REPORT

Negro Is Taken From Jail in  North Carolina   ‘J Am Afraid Lynching Has Taken Place,” _ Sheriff Asserts

NEGRO SPIRITED FROM HIS CELL BY MASVED MEN   Roanoke River Area Of State Being Combed For Body Of Negro Abducted  From Northampton  Jail.

Fear Lynching } As Group Seizes Negro From Jail  Masked, Armed Mer In North Carolina Take Rape Suspect

FEAR LYNCHING OF YOUNG NEGRO   Mob Takes Alleged Attacker From Jal Cell

Negro Is Feared Lynched By North Carolina Mob   Prisoner, Accused of Attempted Rape, Taken From Jail By Band of Masked, White Men—-Goyernoy of State Scores Lynchinas

MASKED WHITES STEAL PRISONEF   Negro Lynching Fearec By Sheriff At Jackson, N. C.

SBI Ordered To Investigate Jackson Lynching   Negro Taken From Jail After Assault Attempt

MASKED MEN TAKE NEGRO FROM JAIL; LYNCHING FEARED   Black Seized at Gunpoint at dackson, N. C., Few Hours After Arrest for Attempted Rape.    SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES HUNT FOR PRISONER   Comb River Area but Report  No Success — Highway Patrol Looks tor Race Clashes.

NEGRO SPIRITED FROM HIS CELL BY MASKED MEN   Of State Being Combed For Body Of Negro Abducted  From Northampton  Jail.

N. C. Lyneh Mob Seizes  Young Negro   Sheriff Fears Alleged Attacker Of White Woman Has Been Slain

LYNCHING BY BAND IS FEARED  Negro Attack Suspect Taken From North Carolina Jail

Prisoner Was Held on Attempted Rape Charge in North Carolina Town

White Mob Seizes Negro in North Caroline   No Trace Found of Man, 24, Arrested as Attack Suspect

Mob of Armed, White Men Take Negro From North Carolina Jail   Authorities Fear Prisoner Has Been Lynched by Group

Negro Taken From Jail by Masked Men   Jailer Says He Fears Lynching.

Unarmed Jailer Turns Keys Over  To Masked Crowd   Sheriff Fears 24-Year-Old Attempted Rape Suspect Has Been Lynch Victim

NEGRO SNATCHED FROM N. C. JAIL   Sheriff Fears Suspect in Attempted Rape, 24, Victim Of Lynching

Rubber Companies Ordered To Trial   Spokesman Bitterly Denies Firms Have Conspired To Hold Monopoly On Products

RUBBER FIRMS DENY CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY   8 Companies Accused Of Violating AntiTrust Laws

Rubber Companies Say Price-Fixing Charge Unjustified   Promise Fight To the Limit In Gov't Suit

Adopted Children Smart Mental Development Is Above ‘Average, Pyschologists Repor

Bath To Put  Two Trawlers Over May 3  Will Be First  OF 32°-For France

Even Few New Bombs Made By U.S. PotentEnough To Destroy In One Raid ; -—-EntireAreaFromHub ToWashington:

Air Force Officers Must Take Full Responsibility for "Cover Up" of Letter on Gen. Meyers

Air Force General Puts Blame On Commanders In ‘Cover-Up’ For Meyers

Say Air Force Covered Up’ ‘For Meyers   Anonymous Letter Disappeared. Said

JAIL-BREAKERS ARE CONVICTED IN BALTIMORE   Ball Given 15 Years; Hite Gets 14 And Mauk Sentenced To 12   KIDNAPPED LOCAL TAXICAB OPERATOR

Men Who Kidnapped Cabbie Sentenced   Trio Convicted of Kidnap _ Ping Frederick Taxi  Driver

MRS. JOHN ROLLING CALLED AUGUST 6      Funeral Services Conducted This Morning At St. Joseph’s Church

RS. JOHN ROLLING “CHLED AUGUST 8   Funeral Services. s Conducted This.Morning:At St. Joseph’s: Church 

OPERATION ENDS HICCOUGH ATTACK      23-Year-Old Queens — Gir Relieved After 60 Days of Sufferina

OPERATION STOPS GIRL’S HICCOUGHING   Sixty-Day Attack Ends When Phrenic Nerve Is Cut—Victim Still in Serious Condition.

Black Market Victim  Honest Japanese Judge ‘Dies Of Malnutrition

U.S.Summons Meat Dealers To Price Quiz   Housewives Tighten Resistance Crusade, Cause Market Slump

BUYERS’ RESISTTANCE — MAY SE. BEARING FRUIT   Wholesale Prices Took a Tumble Yesterday in Some  Food Lines As Federal Grand Jury Probes Meat Industry,

 e  Government to Investigate Meat Packers on Price Hike; Buyers Crusade Continues

Grain, Hog Prices Show. A Decili. ine   Will Take Several Weeks To Affect Retail Level, Even if Movement Continues

Buyers’ Resistance Meeting Success  Chicago Prices Toke Nose-Dive os U. S. Starts Probe of Meat Packers

Housewives Organizations Cut Purchasers To Immediate Needs And Use Only Cheaper Items.

Wide Area Is Shaken By Two Explosions  - Two Dead, Three Missing As Result Of Blast In Factory

House Approval Of Tax Cut Bill lermed Definite   Speaker Martin Certain Measures Will Pass Next Week

Tax-Cut Bill Is Approved By Full House  Committee   Gives Low Bracket: 30 Percent Slash; Passage by House Next Week Forecas

Martin Says Passage of $4. Billion Slash ‘Sure’ GOP Group OR’s Tax Cutting Bill: Demos Set Battle Plan

TAX REDUCTION IS PROMISED BY HOUSE SPEAKER   Martin Says Legislation Slashing Taxes 4-Billion Will Pass

four Billion Tax Cut on Incomes Wins Committee A [pproval   Martin Calls on Republicans to Rally Behind Measure and Assures House Passage During the Next Week

Bill to Slash Income Taxes  Gets Approval   Measure Is Pushed Through Committee; House Passage Seen

TAX CUT BILL APPROVED BY HOUSE GROUF   Committee Gives Okay On Proposed 20-30 Per Cent. Slash

MARTIN PREDICTS. HOUSE VOTE NEXT. WEEK FOR TAX CUT   Speaker Calls Upon Republlcans to Rally Behind Measure, Approved 16 to 9 by Committee.   DEMOCRATS FIGHT  AGAINST REDUCTION   Legislation Would Slash Payments of Smal] Taxpayers 30 Pct. and of Most Others 20 Per Cent.

House To Pass Large Income Tax Reduction   Martin Says Taxes Will Be Reduced By Almost Four Billions

HOUSE SPEED BILL 10 TRIM INCOME TAXES   FOUR BILLION CUT IS APPROVED BY REPUBLICANS

NEEDY PEOPLE REMEMBERED DN FEAST DAY   Churches of All Faiths Join in Sharing Bounty with Others.

‘Share Bounty With Others,  Theme of Day   Help for War-Torn Lands Abroad Stirs Churches to Action: Clear Weather Means U. S. Travel Boom

Appeals Heard To Share Food With Hunary   Travelers: Swarm’ Highways; Death Toll le Mounting

CHURCHES PLEA FOR AMERICANS TO SHARE FOOD   Millions Observe Third PostWar Thanksgiving in United States

Nation Hears Plea to Share With Starving   Transport Facilities Jammed.as, Holiday. Travelers Embark

 People Of U. S. Share Their Blessings With Needy : Throughout World On Third Post-War Thanksgiving

Concern For Needy Is Backdrop... .  Millions Of Americans Enjoying Thanksgiving Throughout The Nation

Millions Observe Thanksgiving By Helping Others  President Collis For Sharing Our Bounty With World’s Needy

Nation Goes On Holiday   Churches Dedicate Efforts To Help Needy Lands

EXPAND PROBE OF SUBVERSIVE FORCES IN U. 3.   Sweeping Inquiry Set By House Group At First Meeting

Hollywood Red Probe  Sanctioned   Congress To Delvd Into _Pinkish ,Influenge In “Movie Center

PUSH BUTTON WAR’ NOT READY   Air Corps Spokesman Says Pilotiess AAF Transport Controlled By Ships

Albania Guilty Of Mining Corfu, Britam Charges   Asks Security Council to Convict Country of “Smister” Crime

Asks That Nation be Found Guilty Of Sowing Mines in Corfu Channel

PRICES TO STAY AT HIGH LEVELS, STUDY PREDICTS   Treasury Report Also Shows Need For Tax Reductions

U.S. Treasury Says High Cost: Will Continue   Report Indicates Need For Hike In Income Tax Exemptions

PRIGE LEVEL SB COMPARED -- WITH TAXES   REASUAY POINTS TO NEED Of ADJUSTMENT OF IN COME TAX EXEMPTIONS 5

Report Forces Already on the March   Military and Arak Leaders Study Possible Invasion

JEWISH CHIEFS CALL FOR AID IN SHOWDOWN   Moslem “Army Heads Of 7 Nations Hold Meet

UNCLE SAM RAPS JOHN BULL.  U.$. Protests Deportation Of Exodus Jews.To Germany   AFL GROUP CALLS FOR ‘BIG FOUR’ CONCLAVE

Denies That Allis Unio Communist   Leacer of Strike Group Ac mits He Signed Com-   munist Petition

ClO Leader Denies He i is: Communist et House ‘Labor Committee Hearine

UNION OFFICIAL ADMITS SIGNING “RED” PETITION   Ailié-Chalmers Strike Leader Denies Being Communist, 3 td owiavar

Communistiz Charge Denied By Tieup Chief   Robert Buse, A-C Strike Leader, Claims That He Signed Papers, But Is Not A Member

UNION LEADER DENIES RED TIE   Allis-Chalmers Local President Appears In House

Asks Britain To Hold On Awhile   U. S. Requests London To Cling To Greece, Pledging Aid Soon

Anti-Communism Alliance Urged By de Gaulle   RPF Leader Declares Franee “Mut: Fake Lead In Forming Opposition

DeGaulle Urges France Align With Britain, U.S. Against Menacing Reds

Asks Alliance With Other Countries   His Nation Most “Menaced”, French General Says

Three-Power Pact Urged By De Gaulle   Western Alliance Against Communism Sought by Leader

Close Unity Against Reds   General Urges Alliance With U. S. and Britain

Urges France Take Lead In Organizing Countries   Tells French People Their Nation Is Most Menaced And Should Take The Initiative.

DE GAULLE BIDS FOR ALLIANCES TO CHECK REDS   Urges France To Join With U. S., England, Others To Combat ‘Menace’

De Gaulle Urges Alliance With U.S., England   Holds France Must Take Lead Against Communist Threat

French Leader Urges Ties With U.S. and Britain   Sees Communist Menace Worst Yet Encountered

Alliance To Battle Reds Is Proposed   DeGaulle Wants France On Equal Terms, Giving Moral Support While U.S. Puts Up Cash

DeGautle Urges Nation Union   Ailiance Designed Tc Combat Communism

De Gaulle For Alliances   Urges France ta Take Lead Ip Tieing Up with U.S. And Great Britain

DeGaulle Uraes Alliance Agains! ‘Red Menace’   Calls on France to Take Lead in Forming Anti-Communist Bloc

ALLIANCE AMONG NATIONS “MENACED” BY REDS PROPOSED  ~ DE GAULLE URGES THAT FRANCE, BRITAIN AND — OTHERS FORM PACTS

DE GAULLE ASKS NATION TO ACT   General Prods France into Alfionce with Anti-Communistic Countries

De Gaulle Asks Alliances With U. $., Britain   Wants France To Take Initiative Aaainst Reds

Pacts Urged By DeGaulle   French Would Take Lead in Alliances With U.S. and Britain

France Should Promote Alliances Against Communists, Says DeGaxlle

GENERAL AaKS MILITARY BLOG AGAINST REDS   France Proposed as Key o' Anti-Communist Federation.

FOUR CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH   Mother Critically Injured In Rescue Effort

MACHINE-GUNS USED IN ATTACK ON A TAVER   Medo-Mont and Truck Dynamited; Linked To Caldwell Murder

Members Tangle Cn Parliamentary Rue Over Voting Today   Check of Votes Shows Final Score To Be 54 to 52

Finally Vote to Take Authority From Commission   Morning Session Results in Parliamentary Tangles Over Contreversial Bill

TWO TOP ArL LEADERS GIVE TAFT CHALLENGE   Predict Third Political Party Oreanized Labor

Challenge Taft To Be Candidate   Green-Tobin Predict Defeat If Ohio Senator Is Presidential Candidate

SUPERSONIC SICKNESS’ CASE - BEING STUDIED IN BRITAIN   FIRST CASE RESULTING FROM SOUND PITCHED TOO HIGH TO BE HEARD 15  * REPORTED e

SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD RETURN      EATON URGES SPECIAL SES. . SION IN OCTOBER TO IMPLEMENT MARSHALL  PLAN

Congress May Meet In Fall   Eaton Urges Session On Marshall Program

Eaton Is Urging Special Sessiot   Congressman Wants Special Congress Session To Augment Marshall Plan

PRUSSIA ABOLISHED ’ AS STATE BY ALLIES   Control Council Law Dissolves of

DEADLOCK IS EXPECTED IN MEETING OF LEWIS WITH . SOUTHERN MINE OPERATORS

STALEMATE 9 SEEN IN COAL NEGOTIATIONS   Talks Resumed After Recess Of Four Davs

Army Phone Lines Cut In France  a od ef   Finance Chief Moves to Form New Government

GOV. DEWEY LAUDS RECORD OF LABOR   Issues Proclamation On Sept. 1 Holiday

Conspiracy Prosecution Asked of Legionnaires Breaking Up Meeting

MAY EXPECTS TO BE ACQUITTED   Conspiracy Trial Of Former Congressman And Garssons Opens In Capital

GARRSON CASE. ‘OPENED TODAY   FORMER CONGRESSMAN IS IN CAPITAL FOR TRIAL. INVOLVING WAR CONTRACTS.

IO Chiefs leet in ittsburgh   Vestinghouse, lectrical Union gree on 15 Cents; lay Be Pattern

British Exchequer Head Promises English Tax Burden to he Relieved

PLEA FOR WAR POWERS VIEWED WITH DISFAVOR  ~ PRESIDENT LIKELY TO WIN EXTENSION OF SUGAR CONTROL

Solons of Both Parties Seeking Early Termination of Truman's War Powers

Senators Oppose War Powers   Leaders Agree Sugar Control Needed. Want To End All Others

Congress Coc To Renewal o War Powers   Sugar: Control May Be Only One to Win Approval

Senators Opposed To Continued War - Power for Truman   Favor Retention of Only Sugar Control of 3 He is Seeking

War Powers Hit Snag   -Bi-Partisan Opposition to Extension Of Emergency Titles

Senators of Both Parties Ask Early End to War Powers  Only Continuation Of Sugar Rationing Coan ac Necessity

Truman Request:for Power Meets with Cool Reception   Only Regulation Ot Sugar Likely To Meet Approval

End All Controls Papidly.s View   ieel's Agree Sugar Should Be Rationed

Congressmer Want to End  War Powers   Comment on President’s Request Indicates Onl; Continuction of Sugat Control Favored

Casualties Of Guerrillas In Greece Heavy   Known Casualties Said To Exceed 800 In ‘‘Invasion’’ Battles Recently   THREE HUNDRED TAKEN PRISONER

GREEKS USING AIR ATTACKS   CLAIM GUERRILLAS HAVE SUFFERED 25. PERCENT ’ CASUALTIES IN LAT‘ EST CAMPAIGN

UREEKS FEAR NEW ‘INVASION’ BY GUERRILLAS   Know Casualties Of Invaders Exceeds S!f)

SEE A TEST PLOT   75 Persons Inspect Hybrid Corn Varieties at the  Bourman Farm

Protests Grow At Living Costs   Some Cities Talk Of Meatless Days To Meet Situation

Items In Several Cities Make New Advances....  Prospects Said Dim Fcr Immediate Decline In Food Prices In Nation

Protests Grow As Food Prices  Continue Rise   ‘Housewives Protest But Little Hope Is Held For Declines

CITIES PREPARE ‘NO MEAT’ DAYS   Little Hope Looms For Any Immediate Price Drop

Little Hope Held in Washington For Immediate Food Price Decline; Voluntary Meatless Days Favored

Little Hope Is Held For  Price Decline   Protests Over Upward Trend  in Food Prices Grow in Volume; Gov’t Officials Study Situation.

PROTESTS FAIL TO NIP PRICES   Little Hope Seen for Immedi ate Cuts — Survey Prepared for Truman

NO HOPE FOR PRICE DECLINES IN NEAR FUTURE   Officials in Large Cities Plan Meatless Days to Combat Soaring Costs

Meatless Day Urged in Step Against Costs   Advances Continue In Prices on Food; Protests Mounting

See Little Hope of Food Price Decline As Protests Mount   New Advances Hearc As Government Head Report to Truman

Complaints Against Prices Increase, — But Hope tor ‘Dedtae Remains Slicht

Housewives? Complaints Have Little ‘Effect on Rising Prices over Nation

GREEK- TURK BILL PUSHED IN SENATE   AMENDMENT GIVING WU. N. CONDITIONAL FOWER TO ~ MALT AID ADOPTED, . -

Senate Accepis Greece-Turk Aid Bill Amendments  One Gives U.N. Power To Halt U.S. Program

Senate Adopts U.N. Amendment By Vandenberg   Group Given Provisional Power to Stop Aid to Balkans

Senate for U. N. Greek Aid Brake   Vandenberg Amendment Meets ‘By-Pass’ Charge

Senate Approves Plan To Give U.N. Authority For Halting Greek Aid

Senafe Approves Vandenberg Plan   United Nations Would Have Power To Halt Balkan Aid

SENATE VOTES FOR U.N. VOICE IN PROPOSED All   Vandenberg Amendment Proposes Control on Haln to Greece. Turkey

Senate Adopts Rider To Give UN Aid Powers   Senators Move Along Fast. On Loan Program

~The Lone Eagle Made It— 20 Years Ago Today Lindbergh Landed In Paris by the Light of Auto Lamps

UN Authorities Study Arrest of Second Reporter   Indian Correspondent Taken Into Custody By U. 5.  Government   LIE SENDS PROTEST TO WARREN AUSTIN   Worker for Communist Organ Entered Country on Student’s Visa

Foreign Ministers Fail To Reach Decision In Stormy Three-Hour Session Today.   MARSHALL MAY SEEK MEETING WITH STALIN

GERMAN” ISSUE IS DEBATED  Rt Na Dacrciance   But No Decisions Reached at Blunt And Bitter Meet:

BIG 4 UNABLE T0 AGREE ON REPARATIONS   Secretary Expected to Ask for an Interview With the Generalissimo Over Stalemate on Red Demands of the Reich.

No Progress At Moscow   Big’ Four Debate Reich Problems Three Hours But President Fearful.

Foreign Ministers Fail To Reach Decision OnGerman Reparations   Three-Hour Debate on War Payments and Lev Of Industry in Defeated Country Brings No Result; Marshall May Talk With Stalin

NoProgressMade At Long Session   Ministers Unable to Reach   Decision on German  (Quest 10Ms   PLAN TO MEET AGAIN   Marshall May Seek a Direct Conference with Minis ter Stalin ®

 Moscow Deliberations iTermed ‘Blunt, Bitter’   Foreign Ministers In 3-hour Session With No Decisions Reached

Big 4 Reach No Decision In Bitter Talks   Marshall May Now Seek Direct Session With Stalin

Marshall Reported To Have Insisted ‘Russia Compromise Reparations Claim On Germans; More ‘Closed Door’ Meetings Proposed

Big 4 Parley Fails To Agree Qn Reparations   Foreign Ministers Argue German Issues For More  Than 3 Hours.

No Progress At Moscow   Marshall May Seek Direct Meeting With Stalin As Ministers Deadlocked

MARTIN RESIGNS AS GOVERNOR TO BECOME SENATOR   Urges World Peace In Last  fara

EDITOR DIES IN LEAP T0 AVOID DEATH IN FIRE   New York Post Executive, His Apartment Afire, Jumps From Eighth Floor

Gotham Editor Killed In Leap From Apartment   DW. FLYNN TRAPPED BY FIRE IN HIS ROOMS

New York Editor Killed In Leap   Edward P. Flynn Jumps From Eighth Story After Being Trapped By Fire

Military Favors Sought By May  — Surprise Witness Tells Of Activities

May Linked To Dratt, Army Deals   Witnesses Cite Bids For Dafermenta, Military Transfers

Colonel Testifies Rep. May Sought War Draft Deferment for Acrobat

Government Springs Courtroom Surprise   Witness Says May Tried To Get Draft Deferment for Acrobot

ANEW MAY ROLE -— BARED AT TRIAL   : WITNESS SAYS EX-CONGRESS. MAN SOUGHT DRAFT DEFERMENTS FOR 40 PERSONS.

“Say, Look At The Pretty Girls” ....  Time Turns Back 4 Years For Jackie Wisnovski As His Vision Is Restored

FORMER IOWAN IS SOUGHT IN MURDER CASE   Father Suffers Wound In Attempt to Save His Daughter

ALLER UN AIMS. SEARCH “AT KENTUCKY   Divorced Woman Slain and Father Wounded in Shotaun Battle.

ESTRANGED WIFE SLAIN BY HUBBY   iMate Is Sought after Shooting J in Indiana Home

RUSSIA JOINED U.N. TO ‘DEFEAT ITS PURPOSE’   This Statement Was Made In the House Today by Rep. Richards.   BATTLED MOVEMENT   To Sidetrack the Administration’s $400,000,000 Aid Program.

Richards Says Reds Joined to Defeat Purpose   Battie in House to Sidetrack $499,000,000 Aid Plan to United Nations

HOUSE FIGHT ON GREEK AID   Russia Blasted by Supporters of Plan To Use $160,000,000

PURPOSE OF REDS IN UN HII   Battle Strong House Movement Against Aid Bill.

Says Russia Joined UN. To Defeat It   Democrat Hits At Communists.

AH CLUBS HOLD ~ALLDAY SCHOOL   ‘Sixty. ‘Members In Le*Mars ~ Saturday For Training ‘ Program

4-H MEMBERS AND LEADERS ATTEND TRAINING SCHOOL   All Clubs Of Plymouth County Represented At LeMars Saturday

4-H Officers Meet At Court House In Training School  60 Are Present For . Full Day Meeting  Saturday, March 1

Mistrealment Tales Bring Action; General Requests Quiz by Army; Inspector General to Go to Italy

Full-Scale Inquiry To  Be Ordered   Wants To Know If Conditions Are Now “Intolerable”

Eisenhower Orders Full Investigation Of Lee's Italian Command Complaints

All-Time Record Coal Production Forecast  For State This Year   West Virginia Chamber Of Commerce Reports 1947 Coal Output To Exceed Previous Mark  a — Oe Oe a

Dulles Says U. S. Policy Cleared   Lauds Better Unity With French, British

Water Shortage Nearing Crisis   Winston-Salem Industrial ists Asked To Meet To Discuss Plans.

[AC TION SOUGHT AT AUSTIN New Bonus Program Askec For Vets.By Stafe Solon

SPRING BLOWS HOT AND COLD   Heat Records — Broken In East: Light Frost Hits Midwest Areas

Texas Officials Act in Spite Of Tidelands Ruling   Board Says Decision Made on Belief That State Has Legal Title

Land Board Votes fo Lease State Tidelands   Action Taken When Members Express Belief in Title

SCHOOL LAND BOARD  WILL OFFER LEASES,  DESPITE U. 5. RULING GROUP MAKES DECISION ON BASIS OF BELIEF  W CTATE OWNERDCHID

School Leases To Include ©  Tideland Area   State Board To Ignore. Supreme Court Decision:

@ PAUL MALLON—  Worst About Soviets Confirmed by Paris Aid Conference

JEWEL THIEVES: MAKE BIG HAULS IN FLORIDA   $48,000 Of Sophie Tucker’s Among Loot Obtained

STAY EXECUTION OF OBLONG MAN   HIGH COURT GRANTS REVIEW OF TRIAL IN DEATH OF WIFE

Aircraft Down In Alaska Valley   Missing Plane Is Second In Week To Be Lost On  Training Mission

B-9 Is Lost on Training Flight  2nd Alaskan Plane  Down Durina Week

Second Alaskan B-29 Is Missing   Plane. Believed Down In Vicinity Of Valley Of Ten Thousand Smokes.

Second B-29 Feared Lost   Plane Did Not Return From Training Missior On Alaskan Peninsula

HIP FEARED DOWN IN MOUNTAIN AREA   Second Plane to be Lost; Honor Crew That Rescued Lost Crew

B-29 Missing. Alaskan Area Hunt Pushed   Number of Airmen Aboard Not Told; Now Longe Overdue

Improved Weather Will Aid Army Planes Searching For Huge Craft In Rugged Terrain

American B-29 Feared Downin Alaskan Wilds   Big Plane Now Believed Somewhere in Vicinity Of the. Valley of Ten Thoueand Smokec

SECOND B-29 HUNTED ON FLIGHT IN ALASKA   Missing Craft Feared Down In Peninsula Region

Another B-29 Thought Downed In Alaska Area   Second Lost In Few Days; Gas Supply Exhausted; 12 Men May Be Aboard

Fear Another ‘B-29 Is Lost ‘Near Alaska   Would Se Second Whaskan Command Plane Lost Fh  Less Than Week.

‘Heroic Crew Of “Kee Bird” Returned Safely To States As New Report Of Lost Plane Comes In

Lilienthal Vote Last Of  Conung Week   To Get Chance To Tell Russell What He Thinks

Sen. George Has Question For Lilientha   Will Ask Him What He Things About His Own Stand On Public vs. Private Power

CONFIRMING VOTE OF GEORGIA’S SENATOR RUSSELL MAY HINGE ON COMING REPLIES OF LILIENTHAL

ee ee ae RS er et ee ete Te ere  LILENTHAL TO GET CHANCE TO TESTIFY

Says Russians Underestimate U.S. Position   Vandenberg Declares Red Misconception Very Dangerous   Production Ban on  A-Bombs Demanded   Scientists Discuss Strange Ailment   Lilienthal Hearing Will Be Continued Next Week

Plans To Move Medical School   Transfer of Bowman Gray School To Graylyn Estate Proposed

Prison Back To Normal   All Quiet in Leaven- « worth Barracks After Two-Day Race Riot -

Army Probes Race Riot In Federal Pen   1 Dead, 1! Hurt In Leavenwarth

Army Presses Probe Of Race Riot In Prison  No Comment On Farly Findinoc

Army Investigates Prison Race Riot  Makes No Comment Yet On Its Findings

Army Probes Cause of Ft. Leavenworth Riot   Try to Find Ringleaders Of Race Disturbance Which Took One Lifa

N  0 CHANGE WAS   House Appropriations Committee Puts O. K. on $1,772,500 Bill.   TOTAL MAY BE $26,000,000   One-third of State’s General Revenue Goes to Public Schools.

COAST GUARD. “RESCUE: CREW ~-PIOKS UP 2   CANADIAN STEAMER WENT DOWN AFTER STRIKING  ROCK IN LAKE 8vUPERION TODAY

12 Perish And 21 Rescued As Lake Ship Sinks   Canadian Steamer Hits Lake Superior Rocks Off Isle Royal

Bomb Blast Kills 4 in Cairo Movie   31 Others Hurt; Premier Orders Investigation

Time Bomb Kills at Least Four  in Cairo Theater 31 Wounded as City Celebrates in Honor of King

OHIO'S WHEAT CROP SLATED TO BE LARGER   Experts See 51,000,000 Bushels This Year; Pastures Slow

WHEAT IN OHIC TO EXCEED *46   Crop Comes Through Winter In Excellent Shape Reports Show

Volcano Again Erupts, Towns Are Deserted   Report Fumes Kill Villagers

Baby Sitters  Congressman Would Allow Deductions on Income Taxes

COAST GUARD’S TEXT EXAMINED   Probe Follows Charge It Has Red Taint

C0 Organization __ Drive Interrupted   Band of White Men Halt Activities in Tennessee Factory

M ARTHUR SAYS HUNGER WOULD IMPERIL PEACE   Cites Danger Of ‘Evil Ideologies’ If Japs Are Not Fed

JEWRY IN FAILURE TO REACH ACCORD   ‘American Zionist Pressure hh Palestine ‘Affairs Held Cause of Discord

OCTOBER I8 COAT MONTH AT KLINE’S   MERRY - GO- ROUND  ae BeBew PARE OM

Girl Held Captive In Mountains   Mexican Mother Wants Troops To Rescue Her

Heiress” To. $200,000 Carried Away To Mountain Stronghold.  _ Frantic Mother Appeals For Troops To Save » Dauachter Held Captive By Would-Be Suitor

MURDER SOLVED IN LOS ANGELES   Foundry Worker Admits Beating Woman After Drinking Party

Police Say One Killing Is Solved   Los Angeles Authorities Report Ex-MP Confesses Choking Of Mrs. Preston

Brutal Slaying  Is Solved  by Confession Suspects Held  in Four Other Probes

Arrest Of Third Man In Winters Slaying Announced ‘ Los Angeles Police Solve One  Of 4 Brutal Feminine Murders

aabes.   “TS ADMITTED   LOS ANGELES POLICE. CLEAR UF ONE OF FOUR RECENT MURBDERS OF WOMEN

MAN ADMITS BRUTAL CRIME   Police Say Confession Made In One of Four Feminine Killings on Coast

Youth Confesses Killing Woman In Los Angeles  Third Man Arrested As Suspect in Killing

Suspect Admits Slaying Woman  Third Man Arrested In Another Killing

FOWLER RITES HELD   Veterans Assist in Services for Sahor Killed Overseas

Forty Panic-Stricken Passengers Fight Way Out Of Blazing Trolley

Panic-Stricken People Fight Way From Blazing Brooklyn Trolley Car

IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED FOR 47 MODEL GARS      Aim Is Better Driving Comfort; Production Costs Still Vague

Cost Holds Up Auto Advances   Few Improvements Scheduled In 1947

Green Opposes OutlawingReds   Party Isn’t Major Threat, AFL Chief Tells House

Green Testifies Against Reds  A. F. L: Head Urge: Exposure Policy

Green Testifies Against Reds A. F. L: Head Urges  FPynnsure Policy

JAP FLOOUS TAKE HEAVY DEATH TOL   ——  U.S. Soldiers Stranded In Train Rescued

Eear 7000 Toll As Floods Hit Heart Of Japan   350 Stranded Yanks ® Safe After Wet March; Official Dead 3,245

Death Toll In Floods In Japan May Reach 7,00   Latest Estimate On Flood Disaster Shows Death List Is Mounting   ‘WORST OF FLOOD  MISSES TOKYO

TOLL IN JAP FLOOD MAY 10   350 Stranded U. S. Soldiers Walk 10. Miles to Safety

Louise Overell in Hiding as Trial Ending Brings Freedom, Fortune

BLAST WRECKS POLICE ROOMS   Two Men Reported Hurt in Philadelphia Explosion

VETERANS TAKE STEPS TO SPUR AUC CAMPAIGN  Tri-County Drive for Permanent College

AUC CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS T0 BE OPENED   War Veterans’ Memorial Committee Enlists Public Support for College.

VETERANS MAP AUC MEMORIAL DRIVE. PLANS  si 0 eis   Area Organizations to Solicit Support for Permanent College Project.

President May _ Send i z  sion of Congress Or A Radio Breaticast to the Nation

Debate Looms (ver U.S. Greek Role   Foe Says New Policy Would Again Send Yanks to War

SHOWDOWN ON GREECE AID DUE MONDAY   Rumblings of Historic Debate Over U.S. Role Sounded on Capitol Hill

Historic Debate on U.S. Role in Greece Looms  . Decision Expected at Conference

Historic Debate on U.S. Role  in Greece Looms  Decision Expected at Conference Scheduled Monday

SHOWDOWN ON USS. AID TO GREECE — DUE MONDAY AFTER HISTORIC DEBATE

Showdown on Greece Nears In Congress —   President. Truman May Send Message To. Congress or Speak To Nation Over Radio

Historic Debate on Greece Seen   Truman May Mok: Talk to Nation On New Crisis

Message to Congres Broadsast to Nation Expl gressional Leaders. __  TWO REPUBLICANS  ASSAIL INTERVENTION  Se a   Historic Debate Appears. is Prospect Over Role United States Shall Play in — Southern Europe. va

Meeting Set  With Solons By President For Monday   U.S. Foreign Policy Debate Anticipated Over Intervention

Showdown Near  On Greek Aid   White House to Announce Truman Administration’s Course Monday

New Yorker Says $25,000 ‘Loan’ Asked by Garsson   Request Made after Andrew May Arranged Parley On Army Commission, Witness Claims

Wednesday's Race Entries   gg ee ee   Third Race Two-year-old pace  OCRA Stake, Purse $830   Beach Erosion Board Blasted by Bender

Kidnaped British Police Found in  Tel Aviv Suburk   ‘Hagana Branch of Jewish  Undergrounds Joins in Hunt for 1st Time

MEAT SHIPMENTS TO BRITAIN HALTED   Argentina Bans Further Exports Until New Payment Plan Is Made by fingland.

LABOR DENOUNCES _TAFT HEALTH BILL   Unions Faver Murray's Insurance Proaram F

Russia Believed Near Decision On Parley   French And British Seek Meeting Next Week If Possible

COAL DIGGERS PROTEST NEW FEDERAL LAW   INJUNCTION HINTED AGAINST LEWIS TO AVERT TIKUP

Plant-Seizure Renewal Urged To Halt Strike   Claims Bill Is Unsufficient To Meet The Situation

Two Officers Slain by Car Thief Suspect   Slayer is Adopted Son of Philadelphia Child Welfare Psychelocist

YOUTH KILLS TWO: POLICEMEN IN DUEI   Sen of Psychologist Held in Bho ta daledten

Dectors, Nurses, State Health Officials Race’ Against Time Te Halt Spread Of Pox Epidemic

TO BE GUEST’ SPEAKER   A. B. Krammerer to Talk to Real Estate Board in Jefferson City.

 GUEST SPEAKER   A. B. Kammerer to Speak at Real Estate Board Convention.

- Gone?r  Jolting Joe Not Among The Rampaging New, York Yankees: -

FORD COMPANY STRIVES TO KEEP UP PRODUCTION   Despite Strike of Foremen and Truckers, Plants Still Operating.

TRUCK DRIVERS REFUSE T0 YROSS PICKET LINES AT ORD PLANTS IN DETROIT

No Witch Hunts Against U.S. Groups: Clark   Says Democracy Is Best Defense Aaainst Subversives

Pilatless Navy Plane in Crash  fee at Aire Shaw   Thousands at Air Show See Odd Sight 

President Asks 400 Million for Greece, Turkey   Great Debate Begins On Capitol Hill Over Policy Change; Fear Of War Is Expressed

Predicts Congress Can Act By 3ist; Calls Policy Vaik   Truman's Request For Means To Battle Communism Marks Turning Point In U. S. Pokey

PRESIDENT ASKS FUNDS TO AID TURKEY, GREEGE   Vandenberg Says Nation _Must Give Its Support; Lanitnl Haare Talk anf War

FUND SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   Plan Immediate Aid For Hard-Pressed Greece, Turkey

REQUEST SET NEW COURSE      President Asks Funds For Greece and Turkey

$400,000.000 Requested for Greece, Turkey   Vandenberg Declares Congress Must Back Stand of President

Truman Calls on U.S to Halt March of  Communism in World   “our - Hundred- Million - Dollar Fund io Aid Turkey and Greece Requested in Message to Congress

Vandenberg  Sees Decision  By March 3] Immediate Debate  On Truman’s Plea Starts in Congress

Fears Of War With Russians Are Expressed  Vandenberg Stands Behind President

White House Sets Salvage Pace With Cheese and Salmon   BRILEPTIN

Women Buying Meat as Usual: Cafes Serve It   No Butcher Shops Closed, But Some Places Show  Light Business

MAY REDUCE CUT-IN-TAY      INCOME TAX SLASH MAY BE _MADE_EFFECTIVE FOR LAST_ HALF OF THE YEAR

CONTINUES RED DRIVE ON U. S.   Marshall Withholds His Fire For Hot Reply  In Committee

Russians Continue "War Monger’ Talk   Soviet Attack Against the United States Cartied Further -

OPENING OF UNIVERSITY POSTPONED TWO WEEKS; CLASSES TO BEGIN SEPT. 2:

Bryce Davis Will Go Before Judiciary Committee Next Thursday   Ready To Answer, He Tells Newsmen   State Law Requires Mem. bers To Be State Resident For LO Years

ABC Board Heac is Called Before judiciary Group   Davis’ Residence Quolification To Carve Challenged

SENATOR TO CROSS U. S. ON HORSEBACK   Glen H. Tayler to Preach Brotherly Love as He Rides From: Catlfornia to Southeast Coast.

Supports ‘Tough Policy’  “Mrs. FDR Can't See Job In Moscow For Wallace

Ballots Stolen At Kansas City   Heavy Snow Blankets Western Nebraska

Posts Demand Specialis' At Hospital, Restoring Of Division Funds

Military and Civilian Pilots Search for Missing Guardsmer   Large Snow Covered Area Around  = 2 SS ty ae:

No Depression,  Business View  _ Vets’ Bond Cashing To Be ‘Shet in Arm’

U. S, Business Turns Optimist, Now Convinced Recession ‘Baby? Will Not Arrive During 1947

Price Reduction Parley Is Urged   ClO Proposes President Call For Industry-Labor-Government Meet      Where’s That Baby Depression Experts Expected:

HEARING FOR GERMAN}   Judge Turns Down Guilty Plea of Negro Who Admits Killing

STRIKERS MAY “MAKE APPEAL ~J0-PRESIDEN]   NO PROGRESS MADE OVER ’ WEEKEND TOWARD SET. . TLING WALKOUT OF PHONE WORKERS ~

SIRIKE HEADS MAY ASK FOR INTERVENTION   Beirne Declares Union Will Not  Request Seizure

Failure to Cooperate  Is Charged   Document Bluntly States Soviet Union to Blame For Lack of Progress In U.N. Discussions

Charge Russians With Failure to Establish Peace   State Department  Issues Blunt Policy Statement on U.S. Postwar Peahklanwec

Russia Fails to Cooperate, Says New U.S. Foreign Policy Statement.

Russia Is Blamed By Washington   U.S. Makes Blunt   U.S. Makes Blunt Charge Of Failure To Co-operate Againet Snviet

U. S. Issues New Blast At Soviet   Non-Cooperation In Peace Efforts Cited in Document

Pastor Charged With Arson [oo Ill To Preach in Fire Damaged Church

Launching Of V - 2 Rockets Will Mark Beginning Of New Era In Naval Weavons

See New Era of Naval Weapons  Conduct Secret Test of Rocket From Ship

Naval Warfare Enters New Awesome Phase with First Rocket Firing from Ship

First Shipboard Firing of V- 2 Rocket Is Accomplished  Shot From Carrier in Atlantic

Carrier Fires V-2 Rocket In A Secret Test   New Phase Of Naval Warfare Begun With Shinboard Launching.

NAVY FIRES V-2 ROCKET FROM DECK OF CARRIER  Warfare Enters Awesome New Phase

“Experiment Shows Land Targets Can Be Hit With Offshore Warships

Navy Fires V-2 Rocket   New Era Opened in Naval Warfare by Test in Atlantic

NavalWarfare Enters Awesome New Phase With First Shipboard Firing, Of 15-Ton V-"” Rocket From Midway;

Rocket Launched From Ship at Sea   Navy Uses Carrier Midway for Test

Navy Fires V-2 Rocket From Ship In Mid-Atlantic; Test Marks Beginning Of New Era In Naval Warfare

Unions Exeriing Pressure fo Get [bor Bill Vetoec   President's Decision Expected to Reach Congress Tomorrow

resident Says Is Analyzing Bill Himself And Will Make Own Decision; Ta Give Message Friday

Truman Ignores Labor Control Bill Pressure   800,000 Messages Flood White House in Organized Drive

Truman Deaf  To South Plea   President Refuses To Hear Delegation On Labor Bill

Won't Hear Labor Bill Arguments   Southerners Unable to Pre. sent Their Views in Favor  of Legislation

TRUMAN SHUTS OFF DEMOS ON LABOR APPEAL   Refuses to Listen to Southern Body Urging Approval of Measure

HON'T LISTEN TO PLEA THAT HF PW Bil   Says He’s Not Hearing Either Side’s Arguments on Labor Controj, -

Halleck Rips Bungling of Demo Policy   Flouse Nears Passage Of Foreign Aid Bill; Provisions Added

House Amends Foreign Aid Bill to Guard U.S. Against Grain Crop Failure in 1948  Andreson Amendment Will Provide

GOP House Members Tag Wheat Carryover On Foreign Aid Bill.   150 Million Bushels Asked as Insurance {f ‘48 Crop Fails

Foreign Aid Bill Nears Passage In House Today   Amendment Adopted to Hold Wheat Here as Crop Fail ure Insurance

House Members Nearing Vote Or Foreign Aid Bill   Republican Leader Voices Criticism Of New Deal Policy

COL. F. A. BLANCHFIELD © FIRST WOMAN. TO GET REGULAR ARMY STATUS

Prices Near Peak Retail Head Says But He Keeps His Fingers Crossed

THINKS PRICES ~ WILLGO DOWN   Retail Head Says ‘It Is _ Probable We Are Neor Or Past Peak’

Expert Says Nation Near  Or Past Peak of Prices Terame vi Nay Weg Ul ek Maw

PRICE PEAK MAY BE NEAR OR PASSED   American Retail Federation Head Cautions, However, in Forecast, Because of Grain and Meat Situations,

RETAL OFFICIAL SEESULS. NEAR OR PAST PRICE. PEAK   : Ney Outlines Business And Labor Responsibility Before Cammittee

27 Believed Killed When Chinese Airliner Crashes   Methodist Bishop and 10 Other Missionaries Aboard Plane—Wreckaae Found Teday

11 Missionaries InPlane Acciden'  Chinese Airliner Falls In Remote Aran After

SIGHT CHINA DEATH SHIP;  &  I] ABDARL   Methodist Bishop; 10 Other Missionaries Thought to Have Perished.

Bishop and Wife Are Included in Passenger List   Plane Was Piloted By American; Another Missing Craft Sought

CHINA PLANE CRASHES, 27 ON BOARD   Feor Many U. S. Missionaries On Plane Perished

SIGHT WRECKED CNAC AIRLINER NEAR HANKOW   Big Plane Carrying Total 0 27 Passengers Crashed Yesterday

Americans Missing In New Tragedy   Bishop And Ten Krom U.S. And Canada Aboard

Senate Balks At ‘Gradual’ Rent Control   Amendment, Once Passed. Killed; La Guardia Fights ‘Blackjack’

Rent Decontrol Move Defeated   Senator Fulbright Wins Reversal of Action on Amendment

LOUISE AND BUD TO TAKE STAND   Two Defendants in Murder Case to Testify

HEIRESS TO TELL COMPLETE STORY   Will Refute Charge of Connection With ‘Deaths

OFFICE WORKERS ROUTED BY BLAZE   Loss in Columbus Fire Estimated at $30,000

Over 145 Greet New — - Secretary of C. OF (.   John S.. Young .Met New Associates At Dinner ; Monday ....

‘Kickoff Dinner” Monday Evening  ’ Businessmen Open ‘C. OF C. For Year:

South OK’s Freeing 28 in Lynching   Fact That There Was A  Trial At All Shows  Some Progress

Leaders Claim Progress Made By Mass Trial   Mixed’ Reactions Gree! Acquittal of White Alleged Slayers

British Civilians Ordered Out of Palestine Area   48-Hour Notice Goes To 2000 Families; Wives Issue Protest

Brooks Lead, 9-6,  After Five Innings   Third Series Game Played at Brooklyn In Ebbets Field

Brooks Lead 9-7 In Third Game Of World Series  Dodgers Chase Bobo

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   > American Girls Among Samar Sea Survivors

RESPONSIBILITY FOR. PALESTINE TOSSED TO. UN   British ‘To Quit’ Holy . Land After .25-¥ ear. : Control oo '   REVEALED TODAY   To Withdraw. ‘Troops “And Administrative   BHoread .

MARTIN SUPPORTS 20 PCT. TAX SLASH   House Committee Begins Voting on Measure Monday

Clark Orders Drive Against Price Raises  VR Deacariita   Will Prosecute Conspiracies To Hike Costs

Would Curb High Price Conspiracy   Attorney General Clark Or ders Criminal Action to be Taken in Courts

C10 PROPOSES CEILING LAWS AS COSTS UF   ‘Get-Tough’ Orders Given by Clark In Campaign

Senate Group ToStudy N.E. Fuel Shortage   Roundtable Talk lated Tuesday

Turns Down His Nomina tion By 7 to 5 Vote, Senator Revercomb Reveals

SENATE GROUP SNUBS CHOICE FOR TVA POST   Clapp Turned Down As New Director In 7-5 Vote

— BAR’ LILIENTHAL SUCCESSOR — Senators Reject _ Clapp for TVA Post

REJECT CLAPP FOR TVA POST   Senate Committee Votes 7 To 5 Reject Nomination Of Gordon Clapp As TVA Director.

CLAPP REJECTED AS TVA PROJECT HEAD   Senate Group Votes, Against Lilienthal Replacement

Senate Group Rejects Clapp As TVA Head   McKellar Victor In Battle Against  Lilienthal’s Aide

Largest Auto = Race Meets In — America at Fair   To Headline Three Days at Iow: State Fair

Probe Commercial Airline Crashes That Take 93 Lives in Two Nights

Justice Department Promises Big Income Tax ‘Crackdown’ On Meyers: Probe Continuing

Wallace Charges U:S. Bad Faith   -‘Truman Broke Pledge . To Open Dardanelles’

Bipartisan Senate Is  Expected to Act Soom, ing G.O.P.’s  Tax Cut of 20 Per Cent

Debt Payments Get Preference   Senate Group Joins Battle Against Bloc To Cut Income Taxes

Bi-Partisan Action of Senate Gains Strength At U. S. Capital; Vote Will Be Close.

Proposed income fax Slash Periled By Drive for Cut in Public Debt

SENATE'S MOVE TO SLASH DEBT HITS TAX PLAN   Bipartisan Group Seeks To Use 3 Billion For Purpose

Senate Movement — Endangers Tax Cut   Bi-Partisan Bloc Would Reduce Publie Debt

Tax Cut Proposal Endangered By Debt-Paring Move  _ $3 Billion Pared From Indebtedness

Move For Big Debt Cut May Impede Plans   Guarantee OF 3 Billtons Toward Debt Is Soucht

SENATE DEBI BID ENDANGERS TAX CUT MOVE   Solons Vote To Limit Budaet Slash To $4,500,000,000; Debate Scheduled

Election Vault Is Burglarized In Kansas City   Boxes Taken After Grand Jury Urged Probe Continuance

POSTMAN FINDS BODY OF CHILD   Boy With Head Bashed  Discovered in Bushes

DUNTY'S FADS i m 1 rE   hural Property Shows fluge Valuation in Recent Survey.

Oftticers To Arrest CIO Pickets at Taft Wedding   Pay Demands Denied, Street Cleaners Get Revenge

‘You Can't Mail That’ Nude Calendar Ladies, Among Other Things. Are Ruled Out by Post Office Department

Naked Calendar Cuties, Warns Postoffice Department, Will Have to Put on Some Clothes fo Go Through Mails

£0uU Lane ivlail nat  No Naked Calendar Cuties, Warns Post Office Department Bulletin

Post Office Shakes Warning Finger At Unclad Feminine Calendar Art

Rush Season Over, Bun ‘Fans’ Don’t Care What Day 11 Is  Calendar Cuties Sans Clothes Get Nix From P. O. Department

Social Security Board Keeps Mouth Shut on Statistics of U. S. Workers

How Old’s Your Mother-In-Law?  Social Security Office Keeps Tight Secrets

Veto of Bill Cutting Taxes ° Seems Certain   Treasury Secretary John Snyder Continues Fight in Committee

Daylight Saving Is Big Question   County In Idaho Has It Year Around; Starts ~ On April 27th.

FREE EX-JUDGE OF CONSPIRACY   Jury Acquits  Son But Convicts 2 Others

Judge Johnson Wins Acquittal  Found Not Guilty on Conspiracy Charge

Former U.S. Judge Is Freed Of Conspiracy In Court He Presided OverFor Years

EX-U. §. JUDGE TS ACQUITTED   1 Son Also Freed, But 2 Sons, 2 Others Held Guilty of Conspiracy

Jury Frees Johnson of Conspiracy   2 Sons of Pennsylvanic Jurist in Foursome Given Sentences.

Former Judge ls Acquiftted   Two Sons are Found _ Guilty of Conspiracy  in U. S. Court

FORMER JUDGE BEATS CHARGE   However, Pennsylvania Jury Convicts Jurist’s Sons on Conspiracy Count

JURY ACQUITS FORMER JUDGE   Johnson, One Son Found Not Guilty; 4 Others Convicted in Trial

CONSPIRACY IS NOT PROVED ON FEDERAL JUDGE   Jury, However, Deems Two Of His 3 Sons Guilty Of Charge

Jury Acquits: Former Judge On Conspiracy   One Son, Acquitted, Two Others Convicted On Same Charge.

Former Federal. Judge Acquitted   Johnson Not Guilty Of Conapiracy But Two Sons Convicted.

FORMER JUDGE IS FREED; TWO SONS ARE FOUND’ GUILTY   Jurist Acquitted of Shaves  gh e®     wks rn, posing Canc

 Eight Bachelors, 38 Other Americans Board Ship ‘In San Francisco To Become Australian Citizens

Heed Call. Of Australia   Forty-Six Aniericans Answer Nation’s Plea For More Settlers

Australia, Calling For Settlers, Gets Forty-six Americans—Eight Bachelors

PROPOSES STUDY OF MINE SAFETY   REPORT iN 2 WEEKS ON DISASTER HERE, SAYS SEN, CORDON

Father Neppel, Kosstith County Pastor, Killed When Car Hits Culvert

Father Neppel Killed in Car Crash Friday   A Native of Roselle; Sister Seriously Injured Near Humboldt

CHECKUP ON STATE BUYING TO BE ASKED   Hospital Committee Cites Evidence of Fraud in Purchases

President Truman Sends Christmas Greetings to Armed Forces Personnel

Curley Begins His Prison Term   Substitute Already Serving as Mayor

RAIN. SNOW ON WAY   Clearing Weather Expected Wednesday, Forecaster Says

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@ PAUL MALLONW—   Republicans Emerged From Congress in Strong Unity

Mackenzie Believes England Will Lick Economic Troubles   Rebirth ~ Powerful -. Nation’ F. srecaet by AP ‘Foreign Wiiter

John Bullls Sure To See lt Through   England Isn*t Finished ~Not By a Long Shot; Bur She Is Undergoing a Mighty Change: 1s Being Reborn

Is England Teaming Up With Russia, Leaving Uncle Sam Holding the Sack?

British Papers Hint U. S. To Take Over Middle East, Surprise Deal With Russia

Britain Seen Standing At Crossroads   Her Onty Logical  * Course Is to Pick Her Partner and Then Stick Through Thiek and Thin

IKAW DEVOURS ITS  BANKS ON CURVES   Tour Shows River Under Control Only Where Jetties Are   PROBLEM FOR DISTRICI

BANKS ON CURVES   Tour Shows River Under Control Only Where Jetties Are   PROBLEM FOR DISTRICT

Taft Urges $9 Billion Cut by 1950  No Immediate  Slash Requested

Special Session Of Lawmakers Appears Certain   Supreme Court Ruling Blocks Construction

Special Session of State Assembly Held Necessary  High Court Rules Legislative Error  pw... Pere wr... st. gs. BA banc: Banwdc

OHIG ASEM EAL NEE ‘A NECESSITY   Legislative Error Divert: Highway Funds; Herhort To Set Date

Special Assembly Session Seen As Court Rules Funds For New Roads Are Cut Off

Summer Weather All Over Stafe   Temperatures Range To 99 At Altus; Ada Has 91 Degrees Sunday

Spencer Scene Of Gas Blast, Fire  Plant, 6 Residences Destroyed, Damaged

Problem Of Selecting World War Il “Unknown Soldier’ Puzzles Military

DiMaggio Homer Tips Bums, 2-1   Shea Rewrites Script in Tight 9th As Mighty Cookie Swings—Misses

Clark Urges Firm Policy With Russia   Charges Soviets Nullitying Allied Efforts

L.A. Docks Shut Down in ‘Union Dispute   Lockout, Says Union; Employers Declare Stoppage a Strike

‘Expose Reds, Martin Says  Abate at Cammiuniete Ave   Acts of Communists Are  Cited

New Kensington Juke Box Fee ‘ Ruled Legal   State Supreme Court Reverses Order by Westmoreland Judge

News Behind The News  @fapyricht eC lore \eWET aber   WASHINGTON By Ray Tucker

 HOTEL GUESTS ROUTED 'BY ROOF GARDEN FIRE   Occugpamts Of Heateiry File Lnte Lebby In Orderiy Fashion As Klamec Are Extinerusned

URGE REDUCED GRAIN FEEDING   Anderson Says Farm Savings Only Chance For Early End of Denial Days

‘Army Troops, Rehels in Ecuador Clash   Details Are Lackine Because of Ban on Revolt News

UAW, GM Remain Hopelessly Locked in Pay Negotiation:   Government Seeks New Formula to Solve the Telephone Strike

GM Rejects Plan for Arbitration   Auto Workers and Motor Firm Talk Is Deadlocked

General Motors  Parley Stalled  Union Wants Flat 15 Per Cent Wage Rise, No Strines Attached

RISSTROERTE seamrsomeror  GMaPa ee reneren ee ee SUB FREEZING WEATHER DUE. IN STATE TONIGH

Laborites Study  Savings Program   Pay Deduction Plan Faces Strong Opposition

BRITISH CABINET MEMBERS DISCUSS CRISIS MEASURES   ‘Compulsory Savings And Overtime Proposals Among Gavernment Planc

British Gov't Leaders Tied Up By Crisis   Are Considering Compulsory Savings Plan 

Foreed Saving, Overtime Worl  Face Britain   Cabinet Foregoes _ Holiday To Weigh  Emergency Orders

Bevin, Bidault Cold Toward Molotov Plan   May Plunge Info Economic Program Without Red Help

British Expect Cabinet Change:   General Approval Noted Over New  Economic Czar

Cripps Named By Premier As  Economic Czai   (Other. Changes Scheduled Tn British Shake-Up To Meet Critical Dol Jar Famine

BRITAIN NAMES ECONOMIC CZAR   Post Goes to Cripps a: Other Changes Loom

Cripps Named As Minister Of Economies   Sir Stafford Cripps Becomes British Economic ‘Czar’, Other Changes Expected in Labor Cabinet.

Cripps Takes Over as Czar Of Economics   First Change of Several Seen in British Cabinet

BRITISH CHANGE CABINET AGAIN   Cripps Named Economic ‘Czar’ in New Shakeup

CRIPPS BRITISH ECONOMIC CZAR   Called First Installment Of Sweeping Cabinet Changes

Cripps Takes Over as New ‘Economic Czar of Britajn Other Changes Due in Labor Cabinet

Cripps Takes Over as Economic Czar as Attlee Begins Cabinet Shakeup

Cripps British Economic Czar   First of Sweeping Changes in Attlee Cabinet

Cripps" ToKey Post   Heads Britain’s New  Ministry of Economic Affairs; Other Cabinet Shifts ‘Expected Soon

Sweeping Shakeup In Labor Gov’t  ee ee ae ee  Cripps Named Britain’s Economic “Czar”; Other Cabinet Changes Hinted

ATTLEE NAMES STAFFORD CRIPPS ECONOMIC CZAR   IS FIRST CHANGE IN NEW EFFORT AT ECONOMIC RECOVERY

Economy Job Given Cripps   : Cabinet Shakeup . > Brings Young Blood

Cripps Given Post As Czar Of Economics   Attlee Makes First OF Cabinet Changes

Cripps British  Economic Czar   Sweeping Changes Are Being Effected For Recovery Fight

Index' In Todavy’s Post   Body of Bride Found in Trunk of Husband’s Auto

Letters to Marsh by Mrs. Anderson Are Made Public   She Fiad Been More Than Friendly To Slayer Of Bushand

Bevin, Marshall Reported ReadyToMakeConcessions To Get Big 4 Talks Started

British, American Delegates Reported Ready To Make Concessions To Russia On German, Anetrian Pacts

Wallace on Way Back Here   Will Open Series Of Talks With Broadcast Wednesday

TVA CHAIRMAN   Wallace Returns For U. S. Tour  Discredits Report

WALLACE RETURNS TO U. S. AND ENDS EUROPEAN JAUNT   Plans to Make Speeches Over U. S.; Fears Freedom of Speech Dead

Wallace Ends Tour Of Europe   Leaves Paris For United States Today; May Be Banned From Bow!

WallaceEnds Europe Trip   In High Spirits As” He Leaves For U. S. - And More Speeches

Wallace Confident of Filling His Hollywood Date Despite Ban on Bowl

GOP Leaders To Consider  ‘Quickie’ Bill   Fight On Taxes Presaged For Special Session

KNUTSON PLANS NEW ATTEMPT TO SLASH TAXES   Prepares Revision of income Levy Reductions for Special Meet of Congress

27 ABOARD SHIP HIT BY TYPHOON   Philippine Islands Torn By 120-Mile-Hour Winds

SENATE VOTING ON TAX CUT SET FOR TOMORROW   Two or Three Vates May Decide Fate Of Measure

Tor 2 Senators” Votes Expected to Decide Tax Fate   Saturday Sessions Are Ordered to Speed Up Leaislation

News Day And Night   Senate Votes On Tax Slash  Tomorrow   Two Or Three Votes Will Decide Whether Veto vill Be Overridden

Plan Session Saturday To Speed Action   Both Sides Agree On Narrow Margin For Or Against Measure

Senate Session Saturday to Act on Tax Bill   Votes Being Counted Now in Hopes of Overriding New Veto

Governor's Enforcement Meet Opens   Conferees Asked To Discover Weakness, Recommend Changes

FARLEY BLASTS ROOSEVELT AGAIN; SAYS DRAFT ENGINEERED BY EDR: TELLS ABOUT WALLACE

FDR Was ‘Social Snob,’  Says Jim Farley In Book   Former Campaign Manager Also Charges Late President Was Jealous Of His Popularity; Never Invited To Dine At White House, He Sava

Late FDR Dubbed Ungrateful Snob, Tamperer With Truth by Ex-Pal James A. Farley

Farley Tells His Story of Famed Break   Explains Reason For Secret Bitterness Toward Roosevelt

Secret Bitterness Between F.D.R. And James A. Farley Is Revealed

Farley Says FDR Forced His Draft at "AO Convention. Then Chose Wallace

Roosevelt Labeled a Double-Crosser In Farley's Bluntly-Worded Article

MR. AND MRS..MI-ELSTON - . TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN _..; ve “WEDDING MAY 4TH

Senate Favors Local Option Law Change   Would Permit Cities To Vote Separately On Liquor Question

Gen. Eisenhower Dispels Rumors   Flatly Asserts He Is Not Available As Presidential Candidate

PREDICT NICE WEATHER FOR EASTER SUNDAY   Air May Be Cool But Skies Expected to Clear Late Saturday

UPSETS PROGRAM FOR FEBRUARY   OPA Warns It May Work Hardship Since No Sugar Can Be Purchased Without Stamps.

OPA'S SUGAR RATIONING PLAN UPSET   Federal Judge Issues Injunction Against Program for Industrial Users.

Industria! Quotas On Sugar Voided   Federal Court Upsets OPA Policy, But Fails To Benefit Housewives

Industrial Sugar Users Aided Today By Restraining Injunction Order

U. S. JUDGE UPSETS OPA PROGRAM   .ssues Injunction Halting Industrial Suger Rationing

Industrial Sugar Rationing Plans Upset By Court  Injunction Forbids

OPA. Industrial Sugar Ration Program Upset By Court Iniunction —   Féderal Agency.: To Appeal:Gase

COURT UPSETS SUGAR PROGRAN   Judge Halts Present OPS System af Rationing to Industrial Users

OPA Forbidden To Issue Industrial Ration Orders For February Under Ran By Judge Letts   HOUSEWIFE SYSTEM 1S NOT AFFECTED

Anderson Is Scheduled To Sneak at Galveston   OPA'‘s Industrial Suaar Rationina Attacked

Federal Judge’ s Injunction am OPA’s Industrial Sugar Rationing Program

Lyon Property Has High Assessed Value   Comparable to Sales Ratio, County Ranks 12th in State, Survey Reveale

Lyon Property Has High Assessed Value   Compurable to Sales Ratio, County Ranks 12th in inka Sueoais: Bac

Los ‘Alamos Secretaries Lost Grip [On Ledge in Cold. Fell to Death:

OUTING ON ICY PEAK IS FATAL   Women Slip To Death In Biting Cold As xuide Seeks Aid

House Reduces Total. Amount To 590 Million      ‘Supporters .of : President To Push for. Full). -’ Amount:

12 KILLED IN FIREWORKS EXPLOSION   Blast Rips Through Brown Company Plant at Clinton, Mo.

DEATH TOLL 12 IN FIREWORKS PLANT BLAST   Explosion Wrecks Missouri Plant Making July 4th ‘Firecrackers’

Pres. Truman Marshals Facts On Europe Aid  Krug Report On Resources Shows That U. S. Can Provide Assistance   - ss) lle @reete-ese

Krug Give: Figures on Assets   Says Grain-Saving, Controls on Exports Needed for Success

Aid Program Won't Impair Country: Krug   Report States U. 8S. Can Stand 20 Billion-Dollar Outlay Easily

Truman Shows Figures Backing Aid Program   Krug Says America Can Provide Goods.

SECRETARY KRUG SEES WAY T0 PROVIDE EUROPE WITH SUM OF TWENTY BILLIONS FOR RELIEF   No Serious Impact on Nation’s Economy Will Result from Carrying Out President Truman’s Program—General De Gaulle Rallies French Voters to His Banner—United Nations Fails to  Break Deadlock Extending Over Three Weeks

Truman Marshals Figures to Prove Maid Is Possible  Krug Report States 20 Billion Program Will Not Hurt U. S.

Marshal Facts to Prove U.S. Can Aid Western Europe ;   Krug Report Says 20-billion Program P ssible Without  oele me Decrease

Figures Claim  No Damage To Home Economy.   Nation Able To Deliver $20 Billion In Food, Fuel, Machinery To Western Europe

TRUMAN ADMINISTRATION COMPILES FACTS TO PROVE U. S, CAN EXPORT FOOD AND FUEL FOR EUROPEAN AID

Figures Say Ameriea Can  Aid Europe  Krug’s Report Before Truman

ADMINISTRATION COMPILES CASE ON FOREIGN AID   Mixed Reaction to Krug’s Report Heard—’‘Proof’ Assembled for Congress

ADMINISTRATION DRAFTS DATE ON AID TO EUROPE   Vast Array Of Figures Drawn Up For Purpose Of Proving To Congress And Nation That U. S. Can Export Food, Fuel And Machinery Needed For Recovery Abroad—Secretary Krug Reports Materials Can Be Provided Without Impairing Resources

Heures Released On Foreign Aid   Administration Set To Prove U.S. Can Afford Giving Helr

Proof Ready That Nation Can Provide Europe Aids   Administration Has Facts To Show U. S. Can Aid In Program For Foreign Powers

Krug States Some Shortages te '; Result But Economy Will * Remain Stable   PRODUCTION MUST BE - GEARED TO HICH SPEFI

ADMINISTRATION 1S  ATTEMPTING TO SHOV  45. RELIEF ABILITY KRUG REPORT ASSERTS  VAST PLAN POSSIBLE; SOME OPPOSITION DUE

Krug Report Reveals U. S. Can Give Aid   EXPORT OF MATERIALS TO EUROPE NOW POSSIBLE

GOP Senators Ask More Than Krug Report   But Pepper Holds 20 Million Wilt Not Be Enough

Pepper Claims Aid'To Europe Plan Too Small      GOP” > Teadeces “Asserts U.S, Can Supply-All . Help Required: .

wn ne ese nang eee  KRUG SAYS AID PLAN MAY PRODUCE SOME SHORTAGES

Provide Figures On U.S. Reserve   Assert Nation Can Provide Europe Aid

Says Aid Program Won't Injure U.S. $20 Billion Held  Not Consequential— Grain Saving li reed

But GOP Wants to See Figures   Pepper Criticizes ; Report as Nibbling at Relief Problem

Resources Not Impaired By Aid Program   Administration Marshals Figures To Prove Europe Aid Plan Will Not Damage U. S. Economy.

“Europe Aid No Burden On U.S.”   Krug Report Says. This Country Can Export  Necessary Goods Without Hurting Keonomy

KRUG SAYSU. 5. CAN AID NEEDY WITH NO STRAIN   Claims 20 Billion Program Will Not Impoair Resources

Foreign Export Plans Released  United States Able  PV. Lt’... F®.. J

Demo Forces Show Figures Proof Of Aid   Program Delivery Wouldn't Impair U. S. Resources.

ADMINISTRATION 13 ATTEMPTING TO SHOW U.S. RELIEF ABILITY  ~ KRUG REPORT ASSERTS VAST PLAN POSSIBLE; ~ SOME OPPOSITION DUE

Want More Facts On Aid Program   Krug Report Held “Timid” Assumption By Senator Pepper

MASS FIGURES TO SHOW U.S, CAN SEND RELIEF   Krug Expects Some Shortages But no Harm to Economy at Home

Truman’s Aides See U.S. Economy Sound Under Aid Program   Marshall © Figures in Effort to, Prove No. Injury Will Follow

FACTS TO BACK AID FOR EUROPE   Krug Report Says Program Wouldn’t Seriously Hurt American Economy

Statistics Try To show Aid Plan Won't Hurt Nation   Kreg Declares No Serious Impact Seen; Republicans Want More Information

Foreign Aid Dehate Mounts   Truman Staff Offers Data to Support Relief Proposals

KRUG DECLARES CAN AID EUROPE AT NO SACRIFICE  REPUBLICAN SOLONS  WITHHOLD COMMENT FOR MORE DETAILS

CLAIM EUROPE AID WON'T HURT HOME ECONOMY   Senator Pepper Calls « $20,000,000,000 Figure “Nibbling” Approach

Report Backs Proposal for  European Aid   Administration Marshals Vast Array of Facts and Figures to Show Nation Can Support Program

Few Shortages Expected in This Country   Truman Administration Marshals Facts, Figures to Back Case

Harriman Submits Report on Foreign Aid Program And Blames Poor Distribution as ‘Stumbling Block’

FIGURES BACK UP PLANS FAR EUROPEAN Alb   KRUG SAYS AMERICA WILL NOT SUFFER ECONOMIC BLOW   By JACK BELL and JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

BOTTLE MIXUP IN HOSPITAL —_ -CGAUSED DEATHS OF INFANTS   INJECTION OF ALCOHOL BY MISTAKE RESULTED IN TRAGEDY IN EAST

Begin Probe In Palestine   U. N. Committee Starts Palestine Investigation In Tense Atmosphere

Dewey Greatly Encouraged As... Results Of His Trip Into The: West:

Dewey Is Pleased With Reports of GOP Executives   Greatly Encouraged About Chances for Nomination, Friends Say   SUPPORTERS SEEK TO LINE DELEGATES   Governor Devoting Tour to Sounding Sentiment of Other States

Colonel Silent On Gem Source      Army Officer Remains Under Technical ‘Arrest On Coast.

iTo Explain How He Got Gems Colonel Returning To Japan On Gem Charge

Peru Shaken By Severe Earthquake   Shock Also Recorded West Of Australia

Truck Terminal To Open Feb. 1  Save Bluffs’ Firms Haulina to Omaha.

Identification Comes As Police Seek To Unravel Mystery Of Girl's Slaying; Second Girl Missine Since Saturday   YOCOBET FAMILY HAD PLANNED FUNERAL

Budget Cut Hits  Forest Products Madison Lab Sends Notices to Employes

West Builds Dike To Stop “Red” Flood   Russian Thumbs-down On Marshall Plan To Act As A Deterrent to Small Conntries Within Its Sphere

Soviet Russia’s Refusal to Cooperate Is Seen as a landmark in History

CINCINNATI PHONES TO BE ‘NEAR NORMAL’   Workers To Return After Picketing Is Restrained

Phone Employes Restore Service At Cincinnati   2,300 Return as Court Order Stops Union Picket Lines

United Nations Can't Go on Under Present Disunity, Is View of DeWitt Mackenzie

Divided U.N. Defeats Own Peace Plans   Has Not Lived Up To Name As Reds Force Showdown: Senators Sponser Plan For A “Reorganization”

Crosses Mark Day Of Infamy   Hawaii Shows Few Signs of Sneak Assault

Pearl Harbor  Sears Vanish   Calendar Again Puts Dec,  7 on a Sunday—But Now  heii Tt ium -...  rH ft nd

Black December 7, Now Onlya Memory, Again Falls on Sunday   Little Remains in Hawaii to Remind Anyone Of Assault on Pearl Harbor That Shattered Pacific Fleet and Plunaed U. S. Into War

FLU CLOSES 2 OHIO SCHOOLS   Do Not Consider Outbreaks at Epidemic Stage

Substitute Bill For Road Bonds Is Reported Out  Hardwick Attacks New Measure As ‘Damnable’ Move

Says Meyers GotHim Job At Dayton   Lamarre Tells Group General . Influenced Him in Taking Over Company Posi:   Idea for Protection   Meyers Sought ‘Cover’ for Investment in Aviation Electric

POKER GAMES BETS FOR $3,000 INSENATE PRORE      Gen.. Meyers. Comes Under New Line Of Attack   ‘WITNESS. DENIES   Maj. Gen. Jones Regar ded Meyers Worth 100

Questioned About $3,000 Poker Stakes   Senate Committee Delves Further Into Mevers’ Affaire

SENATE PROBERS QUESTION AIR FORCE INSPECTOR ABOUT GEN. PAVERS FINANCIAL AFFAIRS

Subcontracts  Went to: Firm  Meyers Cited Bell Testifies Genera  Said Friends Onerated Concern

LARGE POKER STAKES ENTER PLANE INQUIRY   Quiz Air Force Inspector or $3,000 ‘Kitty’ in Card Game

Says General's Friends Got War Contract  evers " Interest   Meyers’ Interest fn Dayton Firm Not Explained

Aviation Firm President Says General Wanted = Financial Later est In It Protected:

‘Girl Identifies Pictures of Two Young Slayers   Killed Companion And Assaulted Her, Co-ed Tells Officers

CO-ED IS RAPED, IN-LAW SLAIN   Michigan Pupil Identifies Photos of Two Suspects; Victim’s Body Missing

66 POLICE AIDS FIRED IN MOVE TO END STRIKES   Schuman’s New Rule Gains Narrow Confidence Vote In Economic Battle

Public Schools Week Outlined  Observances Scheduled April 30 and May 1 in

Public Schools Week Outlined   Observances Scheduled April 30 and May 1 in First Committee eeting

New Activity Raises Hope For End Of Phone Strike   Southern Governors’ Conference Asked  To Prevail On Company For Wage Offer

Phone Talks Slated Today   Government Activity Increases Optimism

HOPES FOR ENDING TELEPHONE STRIKE EXPRESSED TODAY   Goverment Takes Steps in 18-day Dispute;  Tells of Possibility of  - Early Settlement.   FEDERAL LEADERS HOLD CONFERENCES

Workers Return To Posts Within Week Is U. §. Aim   Government Speeding Action; Conferences Called in Washington

Government Takes Lead  in Activities   Officials Express Belief That 340,000 Strikers Will Be At Work Within Week,

Government Presses for Speedy End of Phone Strike   Official Sees 50-50 Chance of Success Within Week

90-50° CHANCE OF SETTLEMENT IN STRIKE SEEN   Company and Union Asked to Negotiate With Government

New Flurry of Activities Raises Hopes For Early Phone Strike Settlement

MICHIGAN COLD WAVE 1S EASED   Slippery Highways Are Cleared: No Prospects Of Snow Soon

Truman-Taft in Verbal Duel   Bad Bill, Truman Says —Misrepresentation, Taft Declares

Taft and Truman in Radio Due   Listeners Hear Both Sides of Labor Bill Argument Last Night

STARTING ALL OVER EFFORT SETTLE STRIKE   Companies Not Agree To Any Wace Ranet

‘WE'RE STARTING ALL OVER AGAIN’ IN PHONE STRIKE   Cabinet Discusses National Wire Tieup With President Truman

Phone Strike No Nearer Solution   Cabinet Discusses Situation With The President Today

AT&T. COMPANY ‘REFUSES T0 MAKE PAY BOOST OFFER   Labor Deportnent ‘Conciliafors Get Leaders in Dis-

Truman's Cabine! Has Discussion Of Phone Strike  Cold In Efforts To Renew Negotiations

Sweeney Puts No Blame On Kilgore  Cites Industrial Union Council Action

CLOUDS WILL LINGER   Florz Seea No Change in Kansas Weather for Next Few Days

European Weather Worse; Fuel, Food Shortages Moun!   No Indication of Break ix Month-Old Cold Wave Seen Today

7 ' ' i  Snow Falling Again European Weather Turns Cold As Fuel Shortage Continues

New Storms Hit Stricken Europe  Food Supplies, as Welt as Coal. Short

Kuropean Weather Turned Worse Today   A Critical Factor In Batth Against G. B.'s Fuel Shortage.

No Sign Yet Of Break li Cold Wave Which First Struck More Than Month Ago

SNOW FALLS IN ENGLAND AGAIN   COAL SITUATION IS REPORTED IMPROVED IN SPITE OF STORM

Weather Turns Worse in Europe      No Sign of Early Break in Cold Wave

French Revamp Economic Setup  Cabinet Withdraws   Cabinet Withdraws Subsidies on Coal And Other Items

Basic Economy Reorganization Begun In France   Subsidies Dropped, Ration Abandoned

Coal Price Up—Controls Are Suspended First Steps To Revamp Basic Economy In France Launched

French Cabinet Revamping Basic Policies      Withdraws Gov't Subsidies. from Coal: Price Hikes

LOCAL WEATHER OBSERVATIONS FOR 24.HOUR PERIOD ENDING 8 A. M. AY ROM & HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY BRISTOL, PA,

END OF PHONE STRIKE S NOT YET IN SIGHT   PICKETS DWINDLE AROUND PLANTS IN MICHIGAN

Phone Strike Still Dwindling   Western Electric Negotiations Delayed

TELEPHONE STRIKE IS NOI YBT ENDED   Dwindiing Support Is Seen for Those  Still Holding Out

PHONE STRIKE DWINDLES: END NOT IN SIGHT   Negotiations Between W. E. and Workers Are Recessed

US Sues 900 Railroads For Unjust Rates   Atty. Gen. Charges Roads Collected High Fees for Landing Mats

Accusation Put Against 900 Roads   Attorney-General Charges Unjust Rates Collected

RAIL CHARGES DRAW PROTEST   Atty. Gen. Clark Claim: High Wartime Rates

Attorney General Accuses Railroads Of Unjust Charges On War Freight

Says Railroads Charged Unjust Freight Rates.   Attorney General Clark ; ice

Railways To Face Federal Action Cn War   WARTIME RATES WERE UNJUST SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL

Seven Die As U. S. Navy Plane Falls In Sea   FOUR MEMBERS OF BIG SHIP’S CREW ARE SAVED

FOUR MEMBERS OF CREW RESCUED Navy Plane Falls And Burns in Harbor: Four Are Killed

Plane Crash ‘lakes Lives Of Seven In  Argentia, Nfe   Operations Started ‘to Recover Bodies of Victims After  1 Ship Crashes in Fog

SEVEN ARE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Newfoundland Is Scene of Wreck Fatal to i, &. Navy Fliers.

RECLAMATION FUNDS URGED BY HOUSE UNIT   includes Sums For Davis Dam, Central Valley

House Committee Recommends Funds For Reclamation   $31,939,000 Needed for Four Projects

Meteor Flashes Across Montana Skies  ' Phenomenon Draw: Attention fay Bn] f am Ware

Meteor Flashes Across Montana Skies   Phenomenon Draw: Attention for Half an Hour

K. of C. Reelects All State Officers: Dulle Is Honored  20 Resolutions Adoptec  Supreme Director Is

K. of C. Reelects All State Officers; Dulle Is Honored   20 Resolutions Adopted, Supreme Director Is Meeting Speaker

Bickering on Appointment, Senate Delays Adjournment » After Renresentatives Quit

Fiery Debates Hold Solons In Session.   Armed Forces Unification Measure, Other Legislation Get Final Okays

Lawmakers Due To Leave Capital Until January   House Quits Shortly After Midnight; Upper Body Rows at Length

Perlman Fight Goes on Into  Sunday Hours   Sabbath Session Is First Within Memory of Capitol Officials

Remains In Session At Early Hour   First Time Congress Does Business Gn Sunday. House Has Quit. Forrestal Confirmed ~

Party Lines Drawn Tight On Perlman   Republicans Oppose ‘Appointment Baltimore Man

BUS WORKERS DELAY STRIKE   Had Planned to Quit On Greyhound Lines At Midnight Tonight

HALT GREYHOUND BUS LINE STRIKE   Union to Re-Analyze Issues in Dispute

Grand Champion Steer Brings $8.00 Per Pound on Chicago Auction Bloch

Hurricane Suddenly  Develops From A Squall. Heavy Rains Damare Crops

Suicides After Killing Her Baby   3-4-Year-Old Kansas Mother Also Tried to Slay 5 Other Children

BOYCOTT BAN BILL TO BLUE   Legislature Passes 2nd Measure to Curb Labor

POPE SAYS MASS ~INPRIVATE CHAPEI   Good Friday Celebrated Quietly ct Vatican

Restricting of Imports Menaces American Business   President’s Action Is Cause of Criticism From GOP Sources

Fears Million A-War Deaths  Nations’ @irnhle Biadlie Tameard Cantiict Deoloccar Wald:

Truman Taking Interest in Navy Oil Deals  Wheeler, President ‘Have Discussed Delicnia Slhucton

Truman Taking Interest in Navy Oil Deals  Wheeler, President ‘Have [

Interior Fund Cut Is Fought   Floor Fight Shaping Up in House, Led by Westerners

MURDERING TWO INFANT SONS   John Monroe Garrett Ordered  Held for Trial at  Houston.   PRELIMINARY FRIDAY   Sons Are Alleged to Have Died Soon After Their Birth.

Solons Leave In Huff Over S. W. Power   Tentative Agreemertt on Bonneville and Reclamation Appropriations May Be Tossed Out

BAN NEARING HOUSE V OTE   Final Action Expected Friday Following Brief Debate

RAMADIER GETS SUPPORT VOTE   French Reds Give Backing to Coatition Bloc. .

CONFIDENCE VOTE GIVEN RAMADIER   Action Taken ’ By French ~ Assembly

PREPARATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS REACHING PEAK   President Truman Will Lead Off National Celebration by Lighting Tree.

Preparations for Christmas Reach Peak of Activity Across the Nation

A00 Trattie Deaths Are Predicted   Nation Prepares To Celebrate Warm Holiday

The National e Whirligig   News Behind the News Washington - = - ~ Eay Tucker

CADE CONTROL OVER RENTALS IN TWO AREAS   Louisville Given 5 Per Cent Hike; Curb off in Part of South Dakota.

Housing Chief Boosts Rents, Ends Controls Under New Act   5% Hike Approved For  Louisville: Leases Must  Run Through 1948

Rent Increases Granted Area Under New Law   Controls Lifted In North Dakota In Board Ruling

LOUISVILLE AREA GIVEN RENT HIKE   Action Is First Taken Under New Congress Ruling

RENT INCREASE TREND STARTEL   Ceilings Are Removed or One Section

Increase Rents fer Kentucky Area and Lift Ceiling-in South-Dakota

Housing Expediter Approves Blanket Five Percent Hike In Rents In Louisville, Ky., Area   Acts Under New Rent Control Law In Removing Ceilinas In South Dakota Area

TO TEST SCHOOL ACTS   Action te le Filed in in St te Supreme Ceurt b» H. E. Miller

Blaze Is Fanned By Strong Wind Heads for Lake  WJ.   Giant Bulldozers Sought for Fiaht

Blaze Is Fanned By Strong Wind Heads for Lake  fiantk Rulldavare   Giont Bulldozers Sought for Fight

Science Will Be Aid to Prospectors  Rutte Man Praciicts   Butte Man Predicts New Ore Bodies — Will Be Discovered

a Funds or Project Under Study   Reps. McGregor And Griffiths in Heated Dispute

Bevin Is First To Reach Soviet For Conference   Weather May Delay Arrival of Marshall  To Session

TO ARRIVE FOR MOSCOW TALKS   Sessions to Open Monday; Bidault to Be Next to Arrive

BEVIN FIRST OF THE MINISTERS TO  ‘REACH MOSCOW   He Reached the White Russian Railroad Station at ~ Noon.   SESSION OPENS MONDAY   The Big Four Will Work on Peace Treaties for Germany, Austria.

Foreign Ministers To Officially Open Conference Monday   Expect Secretary of State Marshall To Arrive in Russian Capital by Plane Sunday

Bevin The First  ToReach Moscow   Marshall Is Not Expected ir Soviet Capital Before Sunday   TALKS WITH McNARNEY   Russians Clean, Paint and Decorate City for Guests

Bevin Reaches Moscow For Peace Talks   Will Try To Work Out Way To Prevent Agaression, He Says

Bevin Ready For Session  Of Big Fou   First -Of The  Foreigr Ministers To Reach The Soviet Capital Fer Monday's Meeting

Marshall and = Foreign Minister Georges Bidault of France Seheduled to Arrive Sunday — Conference Will Open Formally on Monday.

— MAP PEACE — Capital © Prepares. For Parley   U.S. PLANE DELAYED 

Bevin Sights Chance for World Peace   British Official Has Reached Moscow; Marshall in Berlin

Bevin First To Arrive At Red Capital  U. S. Secretary Not Expected Rafnra Quindaw

BEVIN 1a FIRaT TO REACH MOSCOW   French Minister ‘Expected To. day; Marshall Held Up By Cloudy Weather at Berlin

Bevin Ist Foreign Minister to Reach Moscow Meeting   British Chief Arrives After Four-Day Train Journey Across Europe

BEVIN REACHES SOVIET CAPITAL  FIRST OF FOREIGN CHIEFS TO ARRIVE  FOR RIG 4 PARLEY

-RNEST BEVIN ARRIVES IN RED CAPITAL   Becomes First of Visiting Foreign Ministers to Reach Scene of Big Four German Treaty Talks Starting Monday.

Marshall Due Tor  ALLIED DIPLOMATS BEGIN CONVERGING UPON RED CAPITAL

BIG FOUR MOSCOW LONFERENCE WIL BEGIN ON MONDAY   Bevin First. to Arrive; Othe Foreign Ministers En Route to Russia

Bevin Reaches Russian Capital   First of Foreign Ministers to Arrive For Session

Moscow Reached ByBevin ForTalk   British Leader Is Determined To Keep Peace

Bevin Hopes For Security  From Moscow   _ Marshall Not Due at ‘Soviet Capital Until Sometime on Sunday

NAVY PLANE HITS WASHINGTON SPAN   Pilot Escapes as Bomber Strikes Railing

Rehel Drive Launched in Paraquay   President Revokes War Decree: Asuncion Is Goal

Rebel Drive  Launched  in Paraguay President Revokes  War Decree; Beuncian Te Gaal

State Rent Control Bill In Senate   Action On Measure Postponed; Highway Segregation Bill Goes To Governor

Senate Refers Rent Control Bill Back  To Joint Committee Highway Segregation Measure is Passed; Goes to Governor

Emergency Bill To Freeze Rent  Senate Agrees To.  Ee. afimec) heer, Ghee F 

Rent Bill Submitted To Senate   Proposal To Freeze Rents Until Next March Introduced By Committee

Factories Join in PriceCutting Drive  10 Per Cent Retail   10 Per Cent Retail Reduction Spreads To New Sectians

Price Cuts Bring Mixed  I xpressions   Manufacturers Begin Joining Parade To Ward Off Inflation In U. S.

CONGRESSIONAL ACTION TO CHECK COMMUNIST GROWTH WITHIN UNITED STATES IS PROPOSEN

House, Senate  Handed  Policies   Two Legislators Offer Duplicate Propositions

Republican Leaders Ride Roughshod Over Southern Filibuster   Goes To Senate For Certain Death   Upper Chamber Meanwhile Debates Proposed Quiz Of Justice Department

Poll Tax Bill ls Smashed Thru House   Efforts of Southern Demo crats Fruitless — Vote for  Passage 290 to 112

Anti-Poll Tax Bil Passed by U. 5. House   No Change. for. Passing Senate

HOUSE OKAYS ANTI-POLL TAX BILL   G. O. P. Leaders Ride Roughshod Over Filibuster

ADJOURNMENT SATURDAY AIM OF CONGRESS   Drive Started to Clean Up All “Must” Leg: islation by End of Week.   RULLETIN!

HOUSE APPROVES GOP. MEASURE T0 BAR POLL TAXES   Sponsors Concede Bill’ Ha: No Chance Of Passage

Anti-Poll Tax Measure Speedily Passes House   GOP Leadership Steamrolls Through Surprise Move Despite Adjournment Drive; Senate Takes Up Kansas City Vote Frauds

House Votes Anti-Poll Tax Bill, 290-112   GOP Leaders Ride Rough: Shed Over A Fighting Southern Filibuster To Pass Measure

House Passes  Poll Tax Bill   Republican Leader: Halt Southern Filibuster

Anti-Foll Tax Bill Gets House Okay   Republican Leaders Run Rough Shod Over Southern Protests

Poll Tax Measure Surprises House   Heavy Pre-adjournment Schedule Snarled by Mowe

Congressmen To Check On Mines  Solons Will Look Into Safety Features

Chiang Expects  U. S. Finances Will Spend Money for Reconstruction

Savant Experiments With ‘Tagged’ Atoms Serene nnenmianneneenemEnemmmenenen cmmmmmenenneneneneeennneneneee nee  New Virus Research May Solve Life Mysteries

Fisenhower In Call For U. 5. Service By Work For Peace   War ‘Stupid Folly’ But If Attacked, Nation Looks To Skilled Leaders

Seek Pair for Couple’s Murder   Believe Hitchhikers - May be Guilty

LEGION HONORS DAVENPORT MAN   Paul Tornquist Is Elected State Commander

Tornquist is New Chief of lowa Legion   Daven port Chos  Witho ut  Oppos sition

Commission On Education Recommends Extension (I Free-Schooling System

Boys Lashed After Escape Attempt  Conditions At State Institutions Assailed

FOOD COMMITTEE EXPECTED 10 DROP POULTRYLESS DAYS   Decision Hinges on Grain Saving Cooperation from Feed Industry.   MAY LIFT EGG ‘BAN’   ‘Day of Reminder’ of Europe’s Needs Planned by Churches.

Poultryless Days May Be Abandonet   Action May Be Taken Ii Grain Saving Assurance Given

ACTION HINGES ON ALTERNATE SAVING PLANS   Luckman Seeks Pledge  From Raisers For Cut In Grains

POULTRYLESS DAY MAY BE ABANDONED   Cooperation in Saving Of Grain Is Object Of Committee Named

lt Takes.Gromyko Longer to Say ‘No’ Than a Banker to Eat His Lunch, Says Boyle

Nation’s Miners Told To Leave Johs April 1-6 To Commemorate Deaths Of 111 At Centralia, Ill.   District 29 Miners To Heed Lewis Order

REPORT SPLIT IN GREEK CABINET   Greek Minister Of Public Order Leaves Cabinet Meeting After Heated Discussion.

35 PCT. OF AID GOAL REALIZED   Truman Food Group Sete Europe Wheat Figures

See Swift — Emergency Action   , Political Leaders Believe Special Session Can Get Job Done Before Christmas

Producer Price Controls Given Consideration   Legislators, White House Prepare For Problems Confronting Special Session

GROUP REPORTS ITS 35% OF WAY TO GRAIN GOAL   Luckman Now Will Turn His Attention To Packers In Conservation Drive

LIMITED FOOD GROUPS AFFECTED = New Plan Studied On Price: Control

315,000,000 Bushels Cut Is Pledved   Industry Takes Lead in Conservation of Grain; Public Self Denial to Account for Remainder

Grain-Saving Goa Is 35% Complete  Truman Is Reported Not Considering OPA-Type Controls

Nation Saves Third of Needed Grain   Food Committee Says Rest Must Come From U. S. Self-Denial

Food Job Said Third Finished   Public Self-Denial, Farm Savings Must Account for Rest, Luckman Says; Special Session Hot Topic

Mikolajczyk Said To Have Arrived In Stockholm         Huge Grain Savings Reported (, 0f(C. Seeks Longer Work Week

FOOD GOAL 35 PER CENT ASSURED   Luckman Plans Meeting Soon With Packers

Aid and Price Action Seen by Holidays  wit. Lirxad Dearins   Tatt, Lucas Predict New Legislation. Before Christmas

GRAIN SAVING PROGRAM WELL ALONG ITS WAY   Industry Pledges t Account for 35  Per Cent

Action Expected By Christmas on Aid, Price Issues  gl bie ee   Lucas Joins Taft in View Progress Will Be Made at Session

OVER ONE-THIRD OF GOAL IN FOOD SAVIN CAMPAIGN REACHED  DRIVE TO CONSERVE 100,000,000 BUSHELS OF GRAIN PROGRESSES

Fast Action By Congress Is Forecast   Demo Senator Joins Taft in Belief That Aid, Price Relief Can Be Passed by Holiday:

30 PER CENT OF GRAIN CUT IS ACHIEVED      Public and Farmers Will Be Relied Upon to Provide Rest of 100-MillionBushel Savings Truman Asks. 

Mikolajczyk Said To Have Arrived In Stockholm  ee ) . og... sé... ee. 2 MAM Bann § een Olek Claes js   Citizen’s Food Committee Reveals 35 Per Cent Of 100,000,000 Bushel Goal Is Reached Appe.

ESTIMATE FOOD SAVING PLAN IS 35% COMPLETE   Industry Pledges. Will Account for 35,000,000 Bushels in Next 90 Days

Meat Packers Next in Drive To Get Grain   Citizens Comniittee Report 35 Per Cent Of Total Obtained

35 Percent Along Way TowardGoal   Food Committee Plans‘New Moves - For Comina Session

CONG ITCSS Flans Laid SS  Citizen Food Group Says Savings Plan  Progressing   Committee Reports It Is 35 Per Cent Along Way To Goal

in 90 Days, Industry Will Give 35,000,000  Bushels to the Program

Citizens Food Committee Is Hopeful Today      U. S. GROUP SAYS THIRD OF GRAIN QUOTA REACHED

One-Third Mark In Grain Saving Drive fs Passed   Food Committee Pleased With Results Of Campaigsn To Date

Success Will Depend Upon Self Denial   Luckman Will Meet Soon With Meat Packers

 Food Committee Reported 35 Per Cent Along Way On Grain Saving Program

Third of Way to Goal In Grain-Saving Drive   Industry Pledges Account for 35,000,000 Bushels, But Most of Rest Must Come Frer Public Self-Denial: Plan’ for Special Session

Senate Group Opens Hearing On Labor Issues  Ball Measure. Sound, eral. Annranch

SOLON WARNS ON WRONG APPROACH TO LABOR RIFTS   Claims Ball-Taft-Smith Bill J Sound and Liberal For ‘ All Concerned

SEN. BALL AIRS VIEWS ON UNION ILLS AND CURES   SAYS THEY MUST BE MADE RESPONSIBLE TO PUBLIC INTEREST

CURB UNIONS   Minnesotan Testifies as Committee Opens Labor Hearing

SENATOR BALL ~ BEFORE THE SENATE LABOR COMMITTEE   Government Should Not B Given Vast Power to Deal In Crisis.   A MEASURE TO CORREC'   The Ball - Taft - Smith Bill Would Eliminate “Special Privileges”,

Senate Group Hears Ball. On Labor Proposal   U. S. Power Hit; Would End ‘Privilege’; Make Unions Responsible

Vast Government Power Is Wrong Labor Approach  fan Rall Medliane bd   Sen. Ball Outlines His Plan to Committee as Sound and Liberal’

Vast Power Not Answer  In Strikes  Sen. Ball Urges Support of Bill

SENATE STARTS LABOR HEARING   Prevention Of Strikes In Es sential Industries Not On Agenda

Senator Opposes  U.S. Power in  Labor Problems Ball Wants. Unions  To Be Responsible. To Publie Interest

Clayton Resigning As Undersecretary   Wife's Health Giver os Reasce; Wilk be Availabe

STATE POST GIVEN UP BY WILLIAM GLAYTON   Undersecretary Blames il Health Of Wife

Will Continue As Adviser... .  Clayton To Leave State Dept. Post

Clayton Quits Gov't. Post   Will Stand By As Unpaid Adviser To Sec’y. Of State.

CLAYTON RESIGNS STATE DEPT. ROLE   Will Stand By as Unpaid Marshall Aide.

State Aide Will Clayton  Resigns Post   hiabenes to Keep  Unpaid Status

Clayton Quits: Government Job  Will Stand by as An Unpaid Adviser

Clayton Resigns From Post Today   Under-Secretary of State to Stand by As Unpaid Adviser

CLAYTON QUITS OFFICIAL POST   Undersecretary of State An nounces Decision Due To His Wife's Health

WILLIAM L. CLAYTON SAID TO HAVE QUIT   Undersecretary of State Reported to Have Kesigned Because of Wife's Heaith.

Clayton Quits As Secretary   Wife’s Health Is The Cause; Will Stand By As Advisor.

Clayton Resigns Post; to Be Unpaid Adviser   Undersecretary Will Not Be Succeeded  As Position Expires

CLAYTON J QUITS FEDERAL POST   State Undersecretary t Stand By as Adviser

Marshall Aid Quits   Undersecretary of State Clayton Resign: Due to Wife’s Health

CLAYTON QUITS STATE POSITION   Wal Remain as Unpaid  Adviser to Secretary

Under-Secretary Resigns Office  Clayton Available To Advise Marshall

To Remain As Unpaid Adviser   Wife’s Health Given As Reason For Resignation

Clayton Resigns as Undersecretary of State Department   Will: Remain As Adviser to Sec’vy Marshall

CLAYTON RESIGNS, WASHINGTON HEARS   State Department Aide Gives Wife’s Health as Reason, Is Report.

Expert Set to Throw Switch on Willie   No More Amateur Executioners  in Louisiana De Mharleac Srihause

Finlen Services Set Saturday  Prominent Citizen Succumbs in Reno

Seas Pound Army Vessel  To Pieces   Searching Party Finds No Survivors 51MenWereAboard

Only 3 of 51 in Crew Seen Ashore as Army Transport Breaks Up on Island Beach

Fate of 51 Men In Doubt as Ship Is Wrecked on Isle  No Survivors Found   No Survivors Found  On Island After Army Transport Breaks Up

51 Feared Lost As Seas Wreck Army Transport   Hope Fades for Survivors  As Searchers Comb Isle

ARMY VESSEL GOES AGROUND ON TINY ISLE   Transport Pounded To Pieces By Waves 50-Feet High

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   SI Feared Lost in Shipwreck; Searchers Find No Trace of Crew

WOLFFORTH MAN ABOARD SHIP  Fate Of 51 Men On Transport Destroyed Near Alaska Sought

VESSEL WITH ol ABOARD WRECKED   COAST GUARD RESCUE PAR TIES SENT TO SCENE BUT FIND NO SURVIVORS.

TWENTY THOUSAND SOL. DIERS OPEN DRIVE TO CRUSH. 6.000 NOW HOLD. ING CITY ©   , By GERALD HALLEY ORA International News Service

Small Group Took Test Which Gave Teachers of Colorado Bad Publicity

Teachers Gef Their Turn “At Bais   Thot History Test Feken by Less Thor Helf Daten, One Low Scere Cat Averege

Heat Wave Sets 50-Year Record In Albany Arez   Tempera tures Drop from  Hich P Point With Threat of Rain Seen

Flood Control Appropriation Up For Vote  Senate To Ballot On Stevenson Bill Ta Einancre Praiacrte

Flood Control Measure Up   State Senate to Vote On 10 Million Bill—  Vets Issue in House

U.S.Gevernment b: Parcel-OutLand i in Alaska to ‘Dionegis’   Little of Soil Suitable for Cultivation

SENATORS TO HEAR ~ SUGAR ARGUMENTS   Hope For Control Decision Before March 31 Held

BODIES OF TWO WOMEN FOUND   Los Angeles Officers Are Faced With New Mysterious Slayinas

FIEND SLAYS, MUTILATES GIRL, 9, (ON WAY TO SANGER SCHOOL   WASATINE FRCTIRES

SEXUAL DEGENERATEISBLAMED ==» Horribiy Mutilated Body Of Nine-Year-Old Girl Located

Fifth Mutilation Victim Found Near California Slough   L.A. Police Book 2 More in Fourth Murder in Citv

GIRL LATEST SEX VICTIM   Mutilated Body of NineYear-Old Child Found In California

STATE DEPT, HITS ROMANIAN REDS   U. S. Charges ‘ThirdDegree’ Methods Being Used

‘Third - Degree’ Metho ds  Are Charged In Romania   State Department Says Strong Arm Being Used In Country To Extract ‘Confessions’ From Political Prisoners Arrested By Reds

Gov. Herbert Sets Dec. 3 As Special Session Date   Additional $20,000,000 Bonus Appropriction Added to Legislative Agenda

Ohio Legislators To Open Special Session Dec, 3   Herbert, Assembly Leaders Draw up Program for Meeting

Ford Foremen Start Strike In Detroit Plants   Union Predicts Walkout Will Halt Production

3,800 FOREMEN ON STRIKE AT FORDS   Predict Production Will Be » Halted In 10 Days

May Halt Auto Production Within 10 Days   Strike Affects Only Detroit Plants; Contract Terminated Early Im April

Ford Company Foremen Start  Strike Today   Ford Motor Company’s 3,800 Foremen Begin Strike This Morning; Auto Production May .Cease.

35700 Ford Foremen On  Strike Call]   Union Spokesman Predicts Production Of Cars Will Be Halted In Ten Dave

Ford Foremen Walk Off Jobs At Two Plants   Union Expects Action To Shut Down Production In Ten Days

Foremen Strike At Ford   Union Spokesman Pre. dicts Production Will  Be Halted in 10 Days; Affects - Detroit Plants

~-FORD: STRIKETwo Plants Are Affected By Walkout  Contract Dispute Canen OF Antian

3800 Foremen Leave Work At Ford Factory   DETROIT PLANTS HARD HIT BY LABOR WALKOUT

ROUGE, LINCOLN, HIGHLAND PARK UNITS AFFECTED   PREDICT HALT OF AUTO PRODUCTION WITHIN TEN DAYS

Production Of Cars Expected To Be Halted   Conferences Fail To Settle Issues Raised By Union

lord Foremen Quit as Phone Hispute Ends   Strike Brings Newest Threat to Country’s  Labor Peace as 3.800 Leave Detroit Jobs

Foreman's Association Calls Strike Of 3,800 Members at Ford Motor Co

Ford Foremen Go On Strike Today   3,800 at Rouge and Lincoln Plants in Detroit Area Ordered Off Job   HAVEN'T A CONTRACT   Union Spokesman Predicts Production Halt Within Ten Days

Ford Foremen Go on Strike   Predict Production Will Be Closed Down In 10 Days by Walkout

Foremen in Detroit Go On Strike; Two Plants Are Hit  Association Members Walk Out Today At Ford Assemblies

Spokesman For Union Predicts Halt in Output Within 10 Days   CIO Auto Workers Will Not Be Asked to Respect Picket Line

FORD FOREMEN WALK OFF JOBS IN PACT BATTLE   Rouge And Lincoln Units Hit First By Strike; Union Sees Auto Tie-Up

Foremen Strike At Ford Plants; Closing Looms   Only Supervisory Employes Are To Be Barred by Pickets

Foremen Walk Out on Ford; May Halt  Production in Week   Move Affects Plants in Detroit Area; List Several Issues

Union Rejects 1-Year Renewal Of Agreement   Independent Union Says ClIO-UAW Wil Not Be Expected To Honor Picket Lines

PREDICT FORD STRIKE TO HALT OUTPUT SOON   Union Orders Members Off Jobs After Negotiations Fail

Foreman‘s Union Launches Strike Against Ford Co.  United Auto. Workers Ret " Asked fo Observe Lines  IRE Wee De manda uk Werte

HALT SEEN FOR PRODUCTION IN TEN DAYS TIME   Foreman's Association At Ford Motor Company Orders Walkout At 10 A.  M. Today; May Cripple Output.

UAW Not Asked to Respect FAA Picket Lines   Supervisory Employes Alone Affected, Says Union President

3,800 Leave Their Jobs In Detroit Area   Lincoln And Rouge Plants First Affected

Union Spokesman Say: Ford Production Is ° te Feel Walkout ‘in 10 Days

Foremen in Ford Plant Start Strike   Union Spokesman Predict: Production Will Halt; Western Electric Men Return to Jobs

Pact Dispute May Curtail Output Soon; Parley Fails   Unanimous Approval Of Action Is Voted: . By Supervisory Unit

LEGIONNAIRES SELEGT ALLEN AS COMMANDER   G. Ernest Lipps, This City, Heads Western Maryland District   29TH CONVENTION ENDS IN BALTIMORE

Mrs. T.F. Lynch Heads Auxiliary Of Legion   Cohen Defeated For Com mander At.. Annual Convention

LEGION POSTS . MET TUESDAY   Ex War Prisoners To Be Honored At Dinner.

COUNTY LEGION COUNCIL MEETS AT WELLSBORO   Announce Plan for Scholarship Contests in County Schools; Committee Named

Effort To Speed Reconstruction Of Nation Is Aim   ‘Internationalized’ Authority Over Ruhr Valley Is Opposed

THINK TRUBIAN WILL YETO BAN ON PORTAL PAY   Veto Would Cause First Oper Clash Between Truman, GOP Congress

IN A TWO-DAY WEFT   ‘Events at South Park Park by Jayhawk Sundusters

HOEVEN COMING  HOME TO (OWA   Last Of News. Letters For A While — Problems Th Mtecnes.

HOEVEN COM COMING HOME TO JW   Last Of News: Letters ‘F or A While — -Problems 2. To Discuss

Bay Bridge On Way To Reality   Governor Lane Announces Awarding Of The Contract For Survey.

Youth Is Held ~ In Bride Slaying   Denver University Student Shoots Bride Of Three Weeks To Death

Feature Finder   Death of Former Navy Flier in Power Dive Called Suicide

Cleveland’s Widow Dies at Age of 83   Married President at Age Of 22. He Was. 49

Widow Of President Cleveland Expires      Mrs. Thomas J. Preston, dr., 83, Dies In Baltimore

MRS. T. J. PRESTON DIES IN BALTIMORE   Widow of President Cleveland Succumbs Unexpectedly in Her 84th Year,

JOHN G. WINANT WROTE—  Third Term Suggestion In 1938 Angered FDR

No Relief Froin Heat In Sight   There Will Be Some.Rainfall In Parts of Country Over  the Week-end.

Strike Curb Bill Nearing  C House Floor      Measure Would Provide Injunctions To Bar  Utility Walkouts

G.0,P.'S BACK _ STRIKE BILL   Republican Suppor In House Group “pyohahble-

Torso Of Man Found Stuffed  Into Furnace   New York Polic Say Crime Is Confessed By Suspect Under Arrest

TRUMAN BIDDING FOR SENATE VOTES 10 UPHOLD VETO   Had: Thirteen: -Senators tos -White House ‘Luncheon /Today.   URGED TO READ MESSAGE   6 Indication That Any Senators Present Would ‘Changé.His Vote.

Truman, Bidding for Upholding of Veto, Has I Scrators to Luncheon

Truman Has  1 to Lunch to Try to Influence Them Away from a Veto

CHIEF TRIES TO SELL SENATORS ON HIS ACTION   13 Guests at Luncheon Told Why Truman Vetoed Union Curb Bill

Deniocrats To Seek Delay In Portal Pay Bill   GOP SPONSORED ACT TO DRAW SENATE FIGHT

Dems Move To Block Outlaw Of Portal Pay   Line Up Behind Senate Substitute Bill To Defend Wage-Hour Law.

Senate Democrats To Offer Substitute Desianed To Block Portal Pay Measure

Trygve Lie Scolds Big Powers... .  Fear UN Breakup Unless U.S. And Russians Agree

Distrust Great Danger, U.N. Head Declares   Delegates Fear Possibility of Dissolution

Reconcile Diff erences, Lie Pleads   U.N. Can’t Be  Effective Without  a Eee ee

Spreading Fear Through World   US and Russia Targets in Closing Address of General Assembly

Tryave Lie Makes Appeal To End Dispute   Asks Big Powers to Reconcile East>West Differences for Firm Condition for Peace

United Nations Official Urges Compromises  Meetings Resume In Atmosphere  Of Tenseness; RA work ll See

LIE CALLS UPON BIG POWERS 16 BURY HATCHET   Warns That Peace Can’t Be Secure Unless Nations Accent Compromise

U.N. Official In Role of  Peace Maker   Address Made as Week of Debate Is Closed With Attack on Veto Voiced By Ecuadorean Delegate

DEFENSE CHIEF SLAPS AT REDS   FORRESTAL HITS AT SOVIET POLICIES IN' ADDRESS  BEFORE VFW, MEMBERS

FORRESTAL HITS: USE OF UN VETO   Defense Secretary Talks At VFW Cleveland Convention °

NEWS IS MOST VITAL, TRUMAN TELLS NATION   President Happy Over Ability to Make  Announcement

Construction Industry Bans Strikes   President Announces Pact as Good News On Labor Front

BUILDING PACT TOP NEWS OF PAST 10 DAYS   Construction indastry Signs No-Strike Agreement With Workers. _

Strons Quake In Califorma   Report Strongest Shock Felt In Southern California Since 1933

Treatment Of Mental Cases Aired   Legislature Told Many G:1 Better Care in County  Hemes Than Hospitals

U. §. Patent Leak fo Reds Doubted   Revealing of A-Bomb Data Minimized

BRITISH CABINET SESSION ON  PALESTINE CANCELLED TODAY; » ‘DECISIONS TO BECOME APPARENT

NO DECISION — ON PALESTINE   British Cabinet’s Session Set for Today Cancelled

British Policy, to “Gradually Become Apparent,” Is Expected, However, to Give More Power to Commissioner.

Truce Rumored In Palestine   British Cabinet Session Canceled; Decisions ‘To Be Apparent’

eritieh Capt net Studies German Pact  Showdown On Jewish Problem Is Delayed

Patish Cabinet Studies German Pact Showdown On Jewish Problem Is Delayed

Attlee Cancels Cabinet Talk On Holy Land   Reported Truce. ‘Allows Government ‘To Dela¥ Action

DECISIONS 0 PALESTINE 70 BE POSTPONED   British Cabinet Not to Take Up Ticklish Situation At  Present Time   GERMAN PEACE TREATY ls GIVEN RIGHT-OF-WAY

Britain Gives Reich Priority  Over Palestine   60-Day Suspension Of Violence May Ease Holy Land Situation

Britain Halts Conference on Jew Problem   Delays Decision on Partition or Appeal to the UN

BRITISH == DROP PALESTINE FOR GERMAN PACTS   Cabinet Close -Mouthed On Decisions: Allow  Holy Land To Cool

British Cabinet Parley On Holy Land Called Off   Decisions Already: Taken Will ‘Gradually Become  Annarent.’

Cabinet Told Palestine  Decision Made   Wider Powers for Cunningham Seen— Martial Law Rejected

German Peace Treaty May Get Priority Over Palestine Problem From British Cabinet

British Cabinet  Cancels Session  On Palestine Decision Taken To Be Apparent

Chicagoans Select New Mayor Today   Voters Will Pick Betweer Martin H. Kennelly, Demo eral. and Russell W. Root Renublican

12 American Warships To Visit-Greece  Task Force Will - Include Cerrier

British Rovaltw To Eat Fancy Texas Citrus Fruit   12 American Warships Due To Visit Greek Ports

Legal Tangles Delay Action On Contracts   Further Walkouts Predicted Tuesday

STRIKE OF MINERS {5 INEVITABLE   60 Per Cent of Miners Due to Strike Tuesday

Coal Wage Pact Bogs Down In Legal Tangle; Walkout Seen in Most of Industry

Legal Tangle May Result In Coal Walkout   Wage Pact Bogs Down Inu _ Last-Minute Snarl; Effect 60 Percent.

Agreement Is Delayed By Legal Snarl   Other 40 Per Cent Of Industry May Be Struck Also; Meet Aqain Today

LEGAL TANGLES THREATEN DELAY OF COAL PEACE   Strike Of Large Part 0! Miners Likely As Wage Pant Rane Down

wr SNARE — Stalemate Dims Hope For Peace   LEWIS SEEKS LAW LOOPHOLE

60 P. C. Of Soft Coal Miners May  Strike Tomorrow   Contract Gets Caught In Last Minute Legal Snarl

Wage Pact Bogs In Legal Snarls At Last Minute   Vacation End May Put Other Mines On Walkout List

Vacation Ends, Most Miners To Remain Off Job   At Least 60 Per Cent Of Soft Coal Miners Due To Strike Tomorrow Over Contract   Northern Workers Also Lacking Pact   Fentative Agreement For Captives, North Mines Hits Snag As Lewis Makes Demands

Legal Tangles Stall Wage Pact For Coal Miners   Large Percentage of Workers Expected to Go Out on Strike Tomorrow

No Coal Pact Yet   Strike Tomorrow Seems Certain As Legal Details Balk Wage Avcreement

60 Per Cent Set To Quit If Contract Setup Fails   - Last-Minute Legal Tangles Seal Doom Of Peace Attempts

Coal Wage Pact Bogged Down In Technicalities  General Terms Agreed Southern Operators Hold Off On Aacreeing

60 Per Cent. Of Miners To Strike Tuesday   Wage Pact Bogs In Last-Minute Legal Tangles

Legal Snarl Delays Soft Coal- Action   At Least 60 Per Cent of Industry Expected to Remain Closed After Miners End Vacation

LEGAL SNARLS, OTHER DISAGREEMENTS HOLD UP CONTRACT ACCORD  AT LEAST 60 PER CENT OF MINERS DUE T0 BE

Coal Mine Strike Inevitable as  Deadline Nears  Legal Tangles Balk Negotiations Leading to Peace

60 Percent Of Miners Due To Strike Tuesday   Walkout Inevitable As Legal Snari Blocks The Contract.

Strike Of Soft Coal Miners Is Slated Tuesday   Walkout Of Most Of Nation's Diggers Seems Inevitable

Coal Strike May Come At Midnight   Legal Snarl Delays Contract Ratification As Vacation Ends

_ Lewis Reported Demanding: Clause OfImmunity From New Labor Law: Midnight Is Deadline for Agreement

U.S. Faces Far-Flung Coal Strike   Talks Bog Down; Lewis Demands Protection Against Penalty.

Lewis’ Miners  er i @ 2 *. ner        Union President, Owners Deadlocke: Over Contract:

Legalities Snagging New Wage Accord   Other Miners May Go Out Tuesday When 10-Day Vacation Ends

CONTRACT PLAN. BOGS DOWN IN A LEGAL SNARL   Strike OF At Least 60 Per Cent Of The 400,000 Soft Coal  iners Appears In, evitable As Contract * Plan Hits Snag.

Coal Miners Strike Tuesday Appears Likely   Negotiations on Wage Pact Now Bogaed Down

LEWIS DEMAND OF PROTECTION BELIEVED SNAG   UMW Leader And Northern Operators Meet Again In Bid For Accord

Walkout of 240,000 Union Workers Tuesday Appears Certain as Wage Contract Hits Snag in Final Hour—160,000 Northern Diggers Also Strike-Bound Unless Legal Snarl Is Untangled.

Partial Coal ” Strike Looms   Snag in Negotiations Seems To Make 60 Per Cent Walkout Certain.

TO:MAKE DEBUT AS SINGER   Margaret Truman To Appear On Nationwide Broadcast Sunday

fata  Miss. ‘Trumani ‘Poses for Pre ess.  On'Eve of Debut as ‘Singer*

TAX VETO   Knutson Says Truman “Badly Advised” and “Playing Politics”

Blame Politics For Truman Veto   President Badly Advised De~ clares Chairman Of Committee Writing Tax Bill

THIRD MAN DIES IN PLANT BLAST   Ft. Recovery Worker Relates Experience

Third Death Results From Greenville Explosion; Cause of Blast Undetermined

BLAST FATAL T0 THIRD VICTIM AT GREENVILLE   Injured Man Tells of Detectin« Strange Odor Just Before Explosion

Shelton Sent To Hospital   Sentences Set Aside Pending Observation   Loans Repaid by Ohio Veterans

SIX ARE BELIEVED KILLED IN CRASH   JU. S. Army Transport Is Found Wrecked in Peru Mountains Today.

Propose Price Curbs on Gov't Aid Purchases   House to Consider Amendment to Foreigr Relicf Bill Monday

Price Control For Foreign  AidPurchases IsConsidered   Plan Is Headed for House Consideration and Chances Seem to Be Good on Approval

Curbs on Buying By U.S. Proposec   House Member Asks Placing of Controls In Foreign Aid Bill

PRICE CURBS ON AID PURCHASES PUSHED IN HOUSE   Mundt To Offer Amendment At Nondav's Session

Proposal Made As Amendment For Relief Bill   Measure Intended  To Break’ Inflation

Statement Of Europe's Needs Is Presented   U.S. Asked To Provide Marshall Plan Aid In Four Years Of 15 Billion 810 Million Dollars   OTHER COUNTRIES ASKED FOR REST

Wallace Won't Back Truman  Expects Demos To Be "War Party’ In ‘48

Makes Known His Views In Raleigh   To Desert Party If It Fosters Conflict

WALLACE WON'T SUPPORT TRUMAN   Former Vice President Gives  Flertion Viewe

Wallace Views  Coming Election Would Not Support _ Truman. He States

WALLACE MAY OPPOSE TRUMAN   Former Vice-President, Speaking At Press Conference In Raleigh, Indicates He Will Not Support Reelection Of President Truman.

Wallace Breaks With President   Will Not Support Him Next Year, He Declares

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc

Names Eight To Commission   Robert Biles, Chandler, Represents Fourth District: Sulphur Man Succeeds Gentry

John M. Craig, Idabel, Is Named to Represent Third District on State Hiahway Commission

ASK FUNDS FOR HEALTH PROGRAM   MACOMB SENATOR PROPOSES INSTITUTE FOR CHRONIC ILLS

Jews Will Get Hearing Before U.N. Committee   Soviet Bloc Abandons Effort To Bring About Full Plenary Session Audience For Palestine Body

UN Bogs Down In Wrangle Over Jewish Hearing   Agree In Principle, Resolution Wording Stumps Assembly

Jewish Agency Wins UN Voice   Assembly’s Political Committee to Hear Holy Land Spokesman

U. S. Calls On Farmers  To Increase Production   Approximately 9,000,000 More Acres Of Grain Crops Needed; Goals Will Require Heavy Drain On Already Taxed Soil

Gov’ t Asks Farmers To Plant 9,000,000 More Acres in Grain   Production Goal For ‘48 Set at 356 Million Acres

Name Town “Bully” As Killer Of  Basketeer   Coroner’s Jury in  Verdict of Murder in Case at El Paso; H. S. Star Is Victim

QUINTS’ FATHER IS THREATENED   ARGENTINE FAMILY GETS KIONAP TREAT

DRAW NAMES OF JURORS   Grand Jury To Meet Feb. 3, Petit On Feb. 17

iC ongress Appropriates Funds F or Probe of Rising Prices   Legislators to Air Housing Shortage And “Woatre af Amertes” BReroadeacic

Senate Plans To ProbeHigh  Living Costs   Housing, Foreign-Domestit Trade, Long-range Farm Problems To Be _ Included

CONGRESS TO PROBE HIGH LIVING COSTS   Inquiry During Recess Assured by Action Taken on Eve of Adiournment.

Senior Class To —  Give ‘Play F riday.  Both Afternoon. And Evening Programs

GAS CONSUMPTION HERE LIMITED TODAY AS MAIN BREAKS IN OLD PU QUOIN

BUDENZ SAYS SOVIET LEADERS. HOPE TO CONTROL THE WORLD   FORMER EDITOR OF COMNU.  NIST NEWSPAPER TELLS OF MOSCOW ORDERS Inu s. —

End Comes As Son Flies To Her Bedside   Mrs. Martha Trumar Kept Abreast Of Times And Spoke Her Mind

Magill, Hanes Urge Income Tay Cut This Year  Former Treasury Aide:

Ex-Roosevelt Aides Support Flat Income Tax Reduction   Labor Committee To Delve Into’ Commie Activity

Today In Congress   « Raina  Two Roosevelt Administration Men Speak Out For Income Tax Cuts This Year; House's Labor Committee Orders Periury Inquiry

Former Aides of FD.R.Speak Out For Tax Cutting   High. Levies Act as Brake on Business, QDoeanrenntee Tr Tala

2 New Dealers Urge Tax Slash   Economic Machine is Hampered, Declare Former Officials

LEWIS REPORTED TO HAVE ORDERED MINERS TO WORK   District Presidents Authorized to Permit Reopening of  Safe Mines

One Killed, it Hurt In Crash Of Truck, Bus   Second Bus Leaves Road To Avoid Wreck

LABOR SECRETARY 18. CON, “SIDERING -t UNUSUAL PROPOSAL BY STRIKE  : LEADERS 

PLEDGES RULING ON PHONE TALKS   Schwellenbach and Bierne to Confer on Union Proposal

Body Of Dr. Houghton, Moody Bible Institute Head, Goes To Chicago

Retired Glidden ‘Minister  Raises Italian Tomatoes   Rev. F. H. Rudi Got Seed: From Soldie: Son: Grows Six Other Varieties

ee @&@ ei fF 2 FF Pe eR FF Se 2. Se US  Retired Glidden Minister  Raises Italian Tomatoes   Rev. F. H. Rudi Got Seed From Soldier Son; Grows Six Other Varieties

RULES HOSPITAL RECORDS CAN BE USED AT TRIAL   Affirms Hardin County Court  Verdict on Contested Will

137th Legislature Opens; Martin and Bell Ask Economies; Heyburn’ to Head Senate

Senate Called To Order By Majority Floor Leader Heyburnt In Absence Of Republican Chairman M. Harvey Taylor   NEW MEMBERS ARE SWORN INTO OFFICE

LAWMAKERS ASSEMBLE AT HARRISBURG   Reports on State of Commonwealth by, Bell and Martin Are Presented.

‘Union Shop’ Rejected By U.S. Stee  CIO Demand Brings 13 Proposals for ‘Management. Rights’

Death Mill Operators  Are Hanged   Allies Start Mass Executions At Landsberg

Men Executed At Prison Where Adolf Hitler Wrote ‘Mein Kampf?    27 Others To Die  TomorrowMorning   U.S. Army Hangsmen Work In Machine-Like Precision At Gallows

Leaves Paris This Morning; Feeling ‘Fine’   Plans Six-Hour Sleep At Next Stop; Hopes To Break Post Mark

Odom Round World Plane Karachi-Bound   Completes Hop From Gander to Paris in 7 Are. 57 Min.

Averages 320 MPH In Ocean Hop   Hundreds Greet William Odom At Orly Field

Parades Around The World Mark Annual May Day Celebration   6-Hour March In Moscow Hears Plea For Peace

Parades; Demonstrations Mark May Day Celebration: In Europe And Far East

GREEKS BATTLE GUERILLA FORCE   Commies Charge Nation Becoming U. S. Protectorate

[OWA U LOANED VALUABLE ART   Metropolitan Museum Send $1,250,000 Worth

Chile Forced To Slash Use Of Coal Stock   Miner Strike in Eighth Day, Only FN Return to Job

CHILE BATTLES COAL  SHORTAGE AS RESULT  OF “RED” LABOR ROW COMMUNISTS SUGGEST  U.N. STUDY OF MOVES ACAINGT TUM TucRrE

Chile Strike — Crisis Blamed On Communists   South American President Orders Coal: Rationing

Chile President In Strike Action  Drastic Rationing Of Coal Is Ordered

REDS ASK UNO BET CHILE ISSUE   Coa! Rationing Ordered As Crisis Worsens

Chilean President Asks Drastic Coal Rationing  Strike Crisis Blamec On Communist Plan Dictated From Abroad

DRASTC COAL RATIONING MADE IN CHILE TODA)   As That Country Dug Int the Armed Forces’ Fuet Reserve.   A STRIKE IS BLAMED   Plan to “Paralyze Any Chilean Action In Defense of Security.

CHILE TO RATION COAL IN STRIKE   BLAME DISPUTE ON COMMUNIST PLOT TO CRIPPLE INDUSTRY

Chile President To Ration Coal  Drastic Order Come: On Heels of Strike

CHILEAN COAL STRIKE 1S Al CRISIS STAGE   Rationing of Fuel Ordered Because of Walkout of Miners Which Government Says Was Inspired bv Communists.

Coal Ci ‘i ake Chile Blamed on Red Agents   Communists Cry for U. N Action After 2 Diplo mats Expelled

  Coal Cri si s In Chile Blamed on Red Agents   Communists Cry for U.N. Action After 2 Diplomats Expelled

Communists Ask U.N. To Investigate   Coal Rationing As Result Of Strike Is Ordered

Chile Acts To Crack Red Grip   More Communists Are Arrested In Fight To Gain Control

Attlee Shakes Up Cabinet of Great . Britain   Purges 12 Men — From Jobs, in Quest _For Efficiency

JESTER PLANNING T0 ASK WIDER CITY TAX POWER FROM SOLONS  “CORSICANA NEEDS SOME RELIEF” GOV.-ELECT - SAYS IN STATEMENT

GOTHAM GAMBLING RAIDS CAUSE POLICE SHAKEUP; TWENTY-SEVEN ARRESTS

Gamblers Taken In Big Raids by New York Police   Shakeup in Department Occurs as Grand Jury Hears of Corruption

Byrnes, Marshall Urge OK Of Treaties With Italy And Satellites   Senators Await Details From Marshall On Britain’s Plea For Financial Aid To  Save Greeks From Communists.

Senate Opens Hearings On Peace Pacts   Marshall and Byrnes Are First Witnesses

Three High UAW Officials ‘Captives’ Of Communists, Governor Tells Solons

CHARGES 3 C10 CHIEFS CAPTIVES OF RED PARTY   Michigan Governor Tells Loyalty Committee of Communist Activity

Governor Says Reds Control C10-UAW Heads   Union Leaders Made Captives; Charges Wide Activities.

THREE UNIONISTS LABELED ‘REDS’   Michigan Governor Accuse: Trio of ClIO-UAW Leaders As Communist Members

Ramadier Calls For Confidence  Vote In Reginie   French Premier Faces New Split With Communists; _ Reported Sure Of Victory

‘French Premier, in \Split With Communists, iAsks Vote of Confidence

FRENCH CABINET FIGHTS FOR LIFE   Ramadier Asks Confidence Vote In Split With Reds

Rains Add to Kansas River Flood Threats   "Situation Is Rather Severe Again” in Blue,  i i

CLEARING AFTER RAIN         Fair and Slightly Warmer Weather Forecast for Friday

Farm Land Values Continue To Rise   State Average $157 Acre With Most Deals on  Cash Basis

Price Iowa Farm Land Goes Up 38 in Last Six Months To Average of About $157

Continued Low Temperatures Strike Severe Blow fo Ohio Fruit Orchards

Motion Picture Industry Considers Looking Under lts Bed. Where Television Is Lurking

Predicts Battle in Senate On Six Billion Budget Cut  Vote on Measure Next Wednesday

Armed Service Group in Fight   Cut Action Hailed as Clearing Wa For Income Tax Reduction

Budget Slash Ordered by )0-to-22 Vote   Senate Floor to See Debate Over Cut Of $6,000,000,000

To Take Fight To Senate Floo  MILITARY ‘BACKERS 10 GO ALL OUT TO NIP BUDGET SLASH

Budget Slash Faces Test On Senafe Floor   Last Ditch Fight Seen in Threat tc Army-Navy Funds

SENATE FLOO FIGHT DUE ON BUDGET CUT   Senator Gurney Says He Will Wage Battle Next Week Against Committee Decision to Trim Outlay $6,000,000,000.

SIX BILLION CUT VOTED BY SENATE, HOUSE COMMITTEE   Floor Battle Looms. Ove: Proposed Slash in ArmyNovy . Funds .

Last-Ditch Fight On Budget ‘slash   Gurney Says Cut Will ‘Hamstring’ Forces

Six Billion Dollar Budge Cut Opposed   Senators Expected to Reduce Slash to $4.500.000.000

Bitter Fight Promised On Crippling Slashes In Funds For Army, Navy

Gurney fo Fight  Against Tax Cut  On Senate Floor Honse-Sonnte Commities Votes: $6,080,000,000 Trim; Tat Qualifies Decision

Gurney Decides ‘To Wage Battle On Budget Cul   Republican. Voices Opinion . Slash Of 6 Billion Would “Hamstring “Army, Navy

BUDGET SLASH OF 6 BILLION FACCS FIGHT IN SENATE  RECOMMENDATION IS APPROVED 50-22 BY

Fight Against Army-Navy Cut Is Predicted   Senate Will Never Agree To Slash, Brewster Says

Pians Battle On 6-Billion Budget Cut   Armed Services Group Member Says Slash Will “Hamstring” Army and Navy

Solon to Carry Opposition to Senate Floor   Knutson Declares Way Cleared for 20 Per Cent Tax Cut

2 LARMYSNAVY  “HAMSTRUNG   Budget Fight Pledged To "Save Security’ »

Gurney Will Battle Deep BudgetSlash   Senator From Sovth Dakota Says Six Billion Dollar Cut Would “Hamstring Army and Navy’

Budget Slash Fight To Hit Sonate Floor   Army, Navy Backers  Will Wage Strong Rattle In Congress

SENATE GETS BATTLE OVER BUDGET CUT   Gurney Promises Fight To Prevent Army-Navy Fund Reduction

Gurney Is To Battle Arms Slash   Such Cut, He Says, Will Hamper Army, Navy; Brewster Says He Well Rioeht   Taft Joins Gurney   Committee Flatly Rejects Compromises nm: New Apvropriaten

Joint Committee Slashes Budget   Strong Opposition to Ratification of Six Billion Cut Expected

Army-Navy Versus Budget   Armed Forces Backers Will Carry Fight — Against Budget Cuts To Floor of Senate

BUDGET SLASH ACTION FACES BITTER FIGHT   Gurney Ready for Last: Ditch  Battle Against National Defense Fund Cuts.

Will Carry Military Fund Battle To Senate Floor   Gurney Ready to Wage Last Ditch Fight Against $6 Billion Slash

Baiile on Senate Floor Is Forecast   Solon Says ‘Hamstringing’ Of Forces Threatened By $6,000,000,000 Cut  In Truman’s Procram

PLAN TO CARRY BUDGET FIGHT T0 SENATE FLOOR   Budgetary Group Votes te Slice Six Billion Off Appropriations

Debate Continues  U.S. Agrees To ‘Explore’ Compromise  Balkans Plan   Proposal By France Would Not ‘Blame’ Three Red Satellites

Controversial Balkans Case Rested   Conciliation Plan Offered U.N. General Assembly

Balkans Issue Case Is Rested By United ‘States   . Nation to Explore French Proposal On Placing Blame

U.S. To Study French Plan On Balkans   First Indication U. S. Interested In French Views

FRANCE: SUBMITS BALKAN PROPOSAL   AMERICAN DELEGATES TO U. N. PROMISE TO STUDY CONCILIATORY PLAN.

U.S. to Consider French Compromise In Balkan Problem  Johnson Closes Case On Debated Issue; Soviet Answer Monday

mo RAD BS Eh  Accord Asked on Accusation   3 SATELLITE NATIONS BIT

U.S. Rests lts Case On Balkans Issue  America Will Study Possible Canciliation

Negro Janitor  Held For Rape   Attack On General Eisen: hower's. Former Secretary Leads To Arrest.

IKE’S SECRETARY ASSAULT VICTIM   Criminal Attack Blamed on Negro Janitor

Youth ‘Borrows’ Eleven-Ton Bus   Ex-Wife “Withdraws Disc Jockey Takes New Wife To Former Wife's Funeral

‘All ls Ready For Wedding Of Princess   Royalty Assembles For Marriage of Elizabeth to Lieut. Philip Mountbatten At Westminster Abbey.

HEATH TO GIVE FRANCHISE 10 LOCAL CLUB   Plans Assignment in Return for Building of Baseball Park

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Veto Overridden With Six Votes To Spare   Machineqdunning   Fifteen Known Dead

CONTROL BILL BECOMES LAW AFTER BATTLE   SENATORS VOTED 68 TO 25 70 OVERRIDE TRUMAN VETO AND MAKE THE LABOR  : BILL A LAW   ~ BULLETIN 

Truman’s Desperate Last Minute Appeal Fails To Halt Defeat   President Suffers His Most Crushing Legislative Trouncing Since Entering White House

TRUMAN VETO OVERRIDDEN BY SENATE. 68-25   Three Major Provisions Go Into Effect at Once

NEW CONTROLS WILL BECOME LAW AT ONCE   Unions Restricted Under Revisions In Nation’s Labor Laws

Overtures for Peace in China Rejected Government Will atompt to  Yaar TNiyaar

PEACE DICKERS FIZZLE IN CHINA   Communists Turn Down Government Offers To End Fighting

Overtures for Peace in China Rejected   Government Will Attempt to Keep Door Open

Scott Besieges Health Program In Farm Speech   Asserts Organization Used As Propaganda For Medical School

Statesville Shots   ' Enformal Glimpses of People  In and Around Statesville.

15 Homes Flood As Wear's Creek Pushes Higher   Police Ordered for Emergency Duty In Flooded Areas Here

Say ‘Some’ Employes OF U.S. Agency Fired  For ‘Security Renenne!

Ferguson to Seek Senate Subpena of Speculation Lists   May Act If Anderson Holds to Refusal to Surrender  Information   HALLECK AND BRIDGES PLEDGE FULL INQUIRY   Stassen Charges Profiteering in Scarce Agricultural Products

Senate May Demand List Of Insiders   Want To Know Big Commodity Traders Who Had Chance To Profit By Information.

Speculators In Markets To Be Named   Committee May Subpena Traders In Commodities

New Charges Hint ‘Inside’ Profiteering   Senator Threatens To Subpena Trade Lists For Investigation

Republicans Plan . To Ask Subpenas For Speculators   Cabinet Member Refuses to Furnish List for Congress

UGH U. §. LEADERS SAID. SPECULATING USING INSIDE DOPE   Anderson Refuses to Let Senate See Lists of Large Commodity Traders at Capital.   USE OF SUBPENA THREATENED TODAY

Greeks Defend Konitsa  Village   Guerrillas Pushec Back To Border By Greeks

Greeks Repulse 1, 000 Attackers   Guerilla Ring Broken Bebels Pushed Back Six Miles to Albania 

Guerrillas Pushed Back Into Albania   Thousand Greek: Rebels Attack Village; U. N. Balkan Commission To Investigate

Greek Rebels Pushed Back To Albanian Borde   Guerrilla Ring Around Village Of Konitsa Apparently Broken.

Rebels Repuised By Veterans Of Nazi Resistance  1,000-Man Force In Attack On Village Of Konitsa Sunday '

Greeks Push Back Force To Border   Guerilla Ring Around Village Broken During Night; Fight Still in  Progress Near Village

Greeks Push Rebel Forces Back Onto Albanian Territory  Guerrilla Ring Broker By Greek Veterans Of Resistance

Greeks Push Back Rebels On Frontier   Guerrilla Ring Near Konsita Apparently Broken; Hard Fighting Continues Near Border

Greeks Rush Troops to Stop Attack  1,000 Guerrillas  Gtarm Arrna«

Greeks Push Attackers Back   Driven Back to the Albanian Border, Officials Say

Greek Guerillas Reported Pushed Back to Albania   U. N. Commission Flown To plies “International Brivade” Invasion Rumor

Greek Rebels Pushed Back After Attack   Greek Officials Report That 1,000-Man Rebel Force Is Forced To Retreat to Albanian Border.

1000-Man Army Said Beaten Off   International Brigade From Albania Charged With Making Attack

Greeks Push Rebels Back to Albania Arrested Communists Total 4,000

GUERRILLA UNITS YIELD IN GREECE   Pushed Back To Border 0 Albania After Attack

Greek Regulars Defeat Rebels  Albenian ‘Invasion’ Hurled Back Six Miles to Border

‘Attacking Force Of Greek Rebels Repellec   ‘Dutch Want Western Germany [In Marshall Plan

GREEKS DRIVE BACK 1,000-MAN GUERRILLA FORGE   Fear Konitsa Assau]t May Be Forerunner to Revolution.

GREEK GUERILLA RING IS BROKEN   Bitter Fighting Still in Progres: For Village near Albanian Frontier

Greek Troops Break Guerilla Ring at Konits:   Report * Driving ‘Brigade’ Back Into Albania

Athens Claims Force Repulsed In North Areas   Report 1,000 Rebels Have Been Pushed Back To Albanian Border In Savage Battle   Civilian Planes Transport Troops   ‘International Brigade’ Aiding Rebel Forees In Attacks, Greek Leaders Claim

Greek Troops Break Up Ring Of Guerrillas  Veterans Engage  Rebels At Konitsz

GREEK ATTACK IS BEATEN OFF   Guerrilla Force Assaultine Knotsa Driven Back Six Miles

U.N. Group Flying To Investigate   International Brigade Reported Responsible For Invasion

Push Guerrillas Back To Albania: Hight Continues   Relieve Konitsa, Recapture Bridge On Saranta River

Greeks Report Rebels Are Pushed Back   Guerrilla Ring Aroune Border Town Is Broken During Night

Greek Army Opens Drive  On Guerrillas   Government Forces Recapture Greek Half Of Saranta River Bridge

Greek Guerrilla Forces Checked   Invaders Pushed Back Te The Albanian Border, Report Says.

GREEK GARRISON REPULSES REBEL SIEGE OF TOWN.   FULL SCALE BATTLE REPORTED RAGING; NAB PLOT LEADERS

Greek Guerrillas Pushed Back to. Albanian Border  1,000 Man Force Was Driven From Konitso During Night; Report

Rent Rise Would Provoke Strife, Committee Told   Spokesman for Textile Un jon Testifies at Prelimin ary Hearing

Textile Union Issues Warning On Rent Boosts   ‘Serious Strife’ Predicted at Comniittee Hearing

SEES GENERA RENT INCREASE AS DANGEROUS.   Spokesman ‘gaia. ft “Would Pro voke Serious Strife In Industry

See New East-West UN Clash   General Assembly To Tackle 12 Issues Of Various Committees

UN Assembly Clearing Deck Of 12 Issues   Thousand Delegates Agree To Circumvent Deadlock On Poland

Y INSISTS NO SHIELDING OF TRAITORS   Denies “Provocative and Unfounded” As-. sertions of Russ

U. S. Asks  Indonesian Mediation   Nation to Abandon Support of Dutch Contention on U. N.

U.S. SWITCHES ITS STAND ON INDONESIA ROW   Favors Attempt To End Dispute

Move Represents End of Government's Qualified Support of The Netherlands

U.S. Asks UN Aid To Stop War In Indies   American Proposal Part Of A Switch In Previous Position

WAITS FOR STALIN   Secretary Marshall Will Not Ask For Interview

Search Pressed In Kidnap Case  False Arrest Suit   False Arrest Suit May Be Instituted

POLICE BAFFLED AS KIDNAPER GOES FREE   Search For Abductor Of Cal _ ffornia Girl Broadened

POLIGE EXTEND HUNT FOR GIRL'S KIDNAPER   Man May Seek Damages On ‘False Arrest’ Charge

Broaden. 1 Search For Kidnaper   Gil Victim And Parents In Seclusion  Taday.. ,

British Lift Martial Law In Palestine   15-DAY MILITARY RULE LIFTED IN HOLY LAND

STRIFE SEETHES IN HOLY LAND   New Outbreaks of Violence Greet British Decision to Life Martial Law

British Lift Martial Law In Palestine   Joy Prevails In Jerusalem And Tel Aviv As Barbed Wire Barriers Are Dismantled

British Lift Martial Law In Palestine   15-Day Army Rule Ended; Jubijant Jews Throng Area

Military Law Is Terminated In Palestine  New Outbreaks Of Violence

Fresh Blizzard Hits Britain   Snow Hampers Efforts Tc Overcome Coal Shortage and Resume Industry

May Increase Size of State Highway Patrol   Large Number of Officers Would Be In District C   Argentinean Situation May Be Clarified   Man and Wife Die 15 Minutes Apart

VETERAN TRAINING RULE 1S OUTLINED   Miller Tells of Terms of Decision Made at Capital.

Last Words Of Pilot Are Given   Give Details Of Approach Of Plane Disaster In Pacific Near Oahu Island

Italian Reds Protest Costs   Catholic Government Blamed for Prices

Communists, Othe Groups Fight Gasperi’s Cabinet High Living Costs  Stir Additional Trouble Over Italy

LEFTISTS IN ITALY BERATE CATHOLIC GOVERNMENT RULE   Demonstrations Against Rising Cost of  Ligne, Held in Grderly Manner

LEFTISTS MAKE SHOW IN ITALY   De Gasperi Cabinet May Be Tested With Vote of Assembly

Italian Leftists Stage Protest  Against H. C. L.   Nation-wide Demonstration Aimed At Gasperi  Government.

Plant Employes Get New Offer   Operators Vote on Separate Agreement, Decision to be Delayed

Proposal Given Group Last Wee! Gets Rejection  Details of New Plan Area Nat Avaiinhle

Forgiven Wife Gets Sentence   Mrs. Miller Given 4 To 8 Year Term; Accomplice, 3 To 7

CAMPAIGN BITS A SNAG   K. U. Student Is “In Rooked for Oper. ating Loud speaker

CAMPAIGN HITS A SNAG   K.U. Student In Stn Hooked for Operating Loud Speaker

Woman Held In Death of Kaiser's Widow  - S. Army Agents ind 31 of    Find 3

Murder of Princess for Gems Hinted   Bulk of $2,000,000 In Gems Recovered; 2 Women, Man Jailed

US Agents Arrest Woman after Death Of Princess Hermine   Bulk of Missing Treasure Recovered

Army Cracks Mystery of Jewel Theft   Gems Missing From German Collection Are Recovered

Suspects Nabbed In Jewel Thefts   Self-Styled Mistress Of Prince Ferdinand Placed Under Arrest

Leads Agents To Cache of  Stolen Items   Booked on Suspicion Of Theft and Murder Of Princess Hermine

JEWELS FOUND "AFTER INQUIRY BYU, S. ARMY   Mistress of Prince I: Arrested on Theft Suspicion

Tomorrows, Aeadliacs “Today  MISTRESS OF PRINCE FERDINAND ARRESTED IN THEFT OF JEWELS

Woman Held on Suspicion of Murder   Mistress of Prince Yields Some Gems, Princess Others

GLAMOR GIRI AND PRINCES! HELD IN PROBE   Robbery, Murder of Kaiser’ Widow Srings Quick Yank Action

GOP Chairmen Deny Cut Would Weaken Economy   Secretary Snyder Up holds Action to Keep Finances Sound

LOSERS BELIEVE TIME IS RIPE FOR REDUCTION   Senator Milliken Says Debt Payment Possible;< Martin Fears Recession

LABOR DECREE   Minister of Labor Is Given Power to Allocate the Britich Workmen.

COURT BUSINESS ITEMS REPORTEL   New Suits Put on File: Licenses Issued at Bloomfield.

Photo Contest for Babies and Childres   Winners’ Pictures To Be Published in the Journal

Babies and Children’s Photo Contest Nov.12   All Rays and Girls Under 15 Eligible to Free Entry! Pictures Will Be Published in index

Personality and ExpresstonBasts For Judging Pictures of Children

Children’s Photo Contest Will Be Held Next Week  ‘Photographer To Be At Legion Hallon Thursday. Anrjl 94

Badies and Children’s : Photo Contes   EVERY BOY. AND GIRL UND 5 YEARS OF AGE ELIGIBLE INTER FOR PRIZE-PICTURERS.

A PHOTO CONTEST HELD HERE JULY 31   Photographing Children at City Halli in Ruthven on Thurs. day Next Week.

Babies And Children Prize  Photo Contest At Legion Hall  CREPES Bement

WILL STAGE BABY PHOTO CONTEST   All Children Under Fifteen Eligible To Enter Novel Fvent

Photo Contest Greater Rolfe ~ Lounge, Friday   ys and Girls Under 15 Car  Bo Enter Contest

Photo Contest for Babies, Children   All Pictures to Be Published in This Paper

Decision Reached After Conference With Both Parties   Says Spiraling Prices Must End to Prevent U.S. Hardshin

High Costs Said Peril  to Nation   Truman to Speak on Radio Friday, to Detail Reasons

Sets Nov. 17 For Opening of  Special Session   President to Go on Air Tomorrow Night to Explain Need

Anti-Inflation Legislatior And Emergency Aid To Europe To Be Studied   Action Follows Lengthy Parley   President Will Take Reasons To People In Radio  Talk Friday Night

THe WEATHER   Special Session To Cover Prices, Aid for Europe   Truman to Address Nation on Subject Tomorrow Night

F.F.A. Boys Set  New Record In Boar, Gilt Sale  Top Price Paid Is $177.50; Buyer:

F.F.A. Boys Set New Record In Boar, Gilt Sale  Top Price Paid Is $177.50; Buyers Diaacan At OFfanine

Premiumsat State Fair To Be Increased   Asks Better Farm Radio Service

HICKENLOOPER TELLS SENATE ABOUT THEFT   Says Papers Taken by Two Sergeants Have Been Recovered

Reveals Theft of Atomic Secrets by \U. 5. Army Sergeants   Official ‘Believes’ No Unauthorized Person Saw Files

Aim To Settle Steel Dispute Jan. 16; Wage Pattern May Be Set For Industry

STEEL CONTRACT  NEGOTIATIONS T0  BEGIN JAN. i6TH PRESENT PACT OF  ClO STEELWORKERS EXPIRES FEB. 15TH

Steelworkers to Ask New Contrac  Negotiations to Be Opened Jan. 146

NEGOTIATIONS FOR NEW CONTRACT JANUARY 15   May Once Again Set Wage Pattern For the Steel Industry.   EXPIRES FEBRUARY 15   This Year the Steelworkers’ Demands Are Undisclosed.

U. S.  Steel,  Union Talk.  Over Contract   Steelworkers Confer With Company On Signing Ol New Contract. 

U. S. Steel Wage Talks Slated   Negotiations Will Begin Jan. 16—Murray Expects Good Boost

‘STEELWORKERS. 10 NEGOTIATE WAGES ‘AND SEEK RAISES       Unions Expected to Demand ; Pay Increase; Contract Ex  pires Next Month

STEEL FACING CONTRACT TALK ON JANUARY 16   Will Set Wage Pattern For Steel. Industry; Demands Still Undisclosed

Cl0-Steel Contract May Again Set US Pattern Of Wages   New Agreement Comes Up For Negotiations Starting Jan. 16

NEW: YORK COTTON   Tsaldaris’ Support for Greek Cabinet Crumbles

Liberal Party May Dominate Greek Regime   King Urges Quick Action To End Crisis

HIS SUPPORT IS GONE   Tsaldaris Fails to Form Greek Cabinet; King Urges Action

KING PAUL _URGES QUICK ACTION IN FORMING CABINET   Premier - Designate’s Support Crumbles; Opposition May Get Opportunity

TSALDARIS 10 PICK CABINET   Makes Announcement After Conference With U. S$. Ambassador

CABINET ACTION URGED BY KING   Opposes Government Formed By Single Party

GREEK SUPPORT FOR TSALDARIS RULE DWINDLES   One-Sided Royalist Govern ment Declared Out; King Urges Quick Action

College Officials Will Dedicate New W. U. Dormitory  Services Take Place Wednesday, Oct. 22  In Auditornim

College Officials Will Dedicate New W. U. Dormitory  Services Take Place  Wednesday, Oct. 22

DEFECT IS SEEN AS CRASH CAUSE   Study of Airliner Wreck By CAB Indicates Piece Fell Off Before Crack-Up

SCHWELLENBACH OFFERS PROGRAM TO GURB PRICE   Secretary Sends Bill to House Banking Committee Proposing Rollbacks and Ceilings.   WOLCOTT SAYS IT WILL NOT BE PASSED   G. O. P. Undecided Whethe: to Bar Amendments to Measure ft Wilk Place Before House,

OFFERS PRICE CONTROL PLAN   Schwellenbach Proposal Is Sent To Committee; No Action Contemplated

GOP Leaders in Anti-Inflation Strategy Huddle   Puzzled Whether to Put Own Bill Ahead of Administration's

Price Control Bill Is Outlined by Secretary of Labor   Republicans Debate Whether or Not They'll Submit Anti-Inflation Measure on Take-It-or-LeavetTt Baeie

Labor Head Makes Bid; GOP Debates  Wolcott Claims  Aedt Imunnescthlo   Wolcott Claims Act Impossible At This Session

GOP Solons To Offer Own Program Price, Wage Program ls Handed Conaress

Schwellenbach Proposes Price And Wage Ceilings   Republicans May Place Own Anti-tnflation Bill Before : House Monday On “Take tt Or Leave {t" Bacie .

Labor Secretary Offers Proposals Io Deflate Prices  Republicans Debate How To Present Bill

Philippines Voleano in Kruption   Towns Near the Base Have Been Ordered Evacuated

—MAYON VOLCANO ON RAMPAGE Boulders And Lava Are Shot High Into The Air

Mayon Volcano  Finally Blows ©   Lava Stream: Shoots Up Nearly 10,000 Feet - Ahove Cone.

AFL’s Green Takes Dim View Of Unified Attack on New Law; Plan Would Incelnde Rail nian:

Solon Lashes Out at Lewis . As ‘Mutinous’   Informal Talks in Capital Keep Slim Hope’ Alive For Coal Pact

John L. Lewis Is Called ‘Mutinous And Rebellious   Hartley Declares Labor Bill to Be Fortified to Deal With Him

LOOSES BLAST AT LEWIS AND MINE WORKERS   UMW Chief Branded Mutinous Citizen By New Jersey Solon

Says He'll Ask Stronger Law, If Necessary  UMW Chief Is Called Mutinous Citizen”

Hartley Hurls Stiff Blast At UMW Leader  Says Law Will Be Strengthened To

Co-Author Of Union-Curbing Act Calls Lewis  ‘Rebellious And Mutinous Citizen;’ All eC. o, Dalak Tia backt Gacla Gheiliea   48,800 Miners Idle In West Virginia Coalfields

Coal Strike Stirs Threat to Stiffen New Labor Law  Hartley Denounces Lewis, Spec Conoress Challenved

LEWIS “MUTINOUS AND) REBELLIOUS,” HARTLEY ASSERTS   Congressman Threatens Change in Labor Law to Deal With Union Leader and Coal Strike.   217,000 MINERS STAY AWAY FROM THEIR JOBS   Tatks on New Contract Proceed With Most Signs Pointing to Full-Scale Walkout in July.

Hartley Says Mine Czar Will Be Dealt With  Stranagthoning af New   Strengthening of Nev Labor Law to Meet Strike Threat Seen

C0-AUTHOR OF LABOR MEASURE ASSAILS LEWIS   Hartley Calls Mine Leader A “Rebellious And Mutineus Citizen”   WOULD TOUGHEN ACT TO HEAD OFF STRIKE

HEAD OF IDLE COAL DIGGERS CALLED REBEL   INDUSTRY FEELS PINCH AS FUEL DWINDLES

Rep. Hartley Calls Lewis “Rebellious AndMutinous’   Says New Labor Act To Be Strengthened To Deal With Coal  Strike If Necessary

Stronger Law Will Be Urged lfNecessary   More Than 2] 7,000 Miners Stay Away From Inhe

Chairman of House Labor Committee Threatens New Laws to Meet Condition Created by U M W Walkouts.

, Co-Author Of Bill Says Law May Be Strengthened To Deal With Him  Rep. Hartley Tags John L. Lewis  As ‘Rebellious, Mutinous Citizen

217,000 Miners Stay Out Of Pits   Labor Act Co-Author Tells Strikers More Teeth Can Be Put Into Law To Curb Them

Rep. Hartley Calls Lewis Mutinous Citizen; Says Stronger Law Is Needed

Coal Operators Hold Parley To Plan Proposals   Lewis Is Assailed by Rep. Hartley as 'Rebellious' Leader

HARTLEY SAYS JOHN L. IS “MUTINOUS”   Jersey Congressman Declares Mine Leader Rebellious on Laws

Defense Pact Sent Senate. By President   Truman Calls For Ratification Of Rio Treaty Lauded By Vandenberg

Defense Treaty Given to Senate  Truman Asks for Approval of Pact ©

Truman Submits Inter-American Defense Treaty   Western Hemisphere Anti-Aggressionary Pact Goes To Senate

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TRUMAN SUBMITS HEMISPHERE PACT   ASKS SENATE VOTE APPROVAL OF TREATY FOR MUTUAL DEFENSE

INTER-AMERICAN PACT OFFERED   Truman Submits Treaty For Hemispheric Solidarity

Tnter-American Defense Tr eaty Passage Asked   Pact, Signed September 2 Pledges: 19 Nations To Move Against Acts

Wire Service ‘Death’ Seen      : ‘Western’ Union  ‘Near: Bankruptey’

FCC Man Says Western Union Must Be Subsid'zed or Merged if U.S. is fo Retain Telegraph Service

2 SAVED IN CRASH OF FRENCH PLANE   39 Others Feared Killed When Craft Plunged Into Mediterranean Sea.

41 ARE THOUGHT DEAD IN CRASH   French Plane Downed ir Mediterranean

41 Believed Killed in Plane Crash   Pilot and Crew Member Rescued When Ship Falls Into Mediterranean Sea; Search Is Continued

Pilot, Member Of Crew Safe   11 Bodies Recovered After Plane Plunges Into Mediterranean; 8 Children, 16 Women Aboard Ill-Fated Craft

Air Transport Crashes, 41 Feared Dead :   11 Bodies Recovered, Pilot, Aid Safe in  Mediterranean Saga

French Plane Dives In Sea,  4] Are Killed   Pilot, One Crew Member Survive; LL Bodies Recovered Fron Mediterraueun Sea

Fear 41 Dead in Disaster to Plane in Mediterranean   First Report That All Were Saved Is Found te Be in Error.

PLAN . Al TEED it   TWO RESCUED AFTER FRENCH SHIP CRASHES—11 BODIES RECOVERED,

Armed Forces Merger Drawr   GOP Leaders Draft Preparedness Bill, Keep Mum on Peacetime Training

Ruhr Province Asks Hoover for Food Aid   U. S., Britain Threater Farm Cattle Seizure in Severe Crisis

No Present Plan For Sevzure Of Phone Industry   Secretary Schwellenbach Renews Efforts At Settlement Despite Rebuff  (BULLETIN)

NEW MOVE 10 END TELEPHONE STRIKE AWAITED   Union Expects New Proposa To Replace Plan Turned Down By Groups

Greece Consents ToU.S. Demands For Aid Control   Grants Full Supervision of Economy During Continuance of Program

AGREEMENT REACHED WITH BROTHERHOODS   Baltimore And Ohio Made “Many Concessions”. Union Leaders Dectare In Staierent

PUNeral Services: Held at Haveleek . For fcc Su Cornwell:  es Bn Cipan Tan 2.2 2. 7G

Town Is Isolated  By Worst Flood   Food Supplied by Boat and Plane As Mississippi at Record Stage

Sotithern Tlinois Has  Worst Exper! :  " * Mississippi’ Rises “to 40.6 Feet     PRES

Flood Isolates Illinois Town   Grand Tower Can Be Reached Only by Boat or Plane

Town Completely Isolated By Worst ‘Mississippi Flood In Its History   Necessities Being Supplied Mlincis Community By Boat; Crest Expected Today With SOR Alrssdy Mameless.

Grand Tower Isolated By Flood Waters   Southern Illinois Town Marooned by River, Can Be Reached Only by Boat or Amphibian Plane.

Mississippi Reaches New Peak; Town Completely Isolated  Many Are Homeless As River Creeps To Record Height

Town Completely Isolated As Worst Mississippi Flood In Ill. History Nears Crest

Grand Tower, lil., Town of Over 1,000 Isolated by Flood   Can Be Reached Only by Amphibian Plane or Boat; None Killed

ILLINOIS TOWN ISOLATED WHEN SANDBAGS FAIL   Only Planes And Boats Car Get Into Grand Tower; All Residents Safe

Grand Tower Is Isolated By Flood Waters   Necessities Being Supplied By Plane and Boat Under Supervision Of The U. S. Coast Guard

GRAND TOWER ISOLATED BY MISSISSIPPI   Only Access to Flooded Southern Illinois Town Is by Amphibian Plane or Boat—600 Residents Homeless,

—GRAND TOWER UNDER WATER— Southern Illinois Town  Is Isolated By Flood

Two-Story Flood Entirely Covers Illinois Town  Coast Guard Boats   Coast Guard Boats Supply Necessities To Isolated Area

FLOOD BREACHES SANDBAG LEVEE AT GRAND TOWER   600 HOMELESS AS MOST OF VILLAGE SEEKS HIGH GROUND

Raging River Reaches 40.6 Feet At Night   Townspeople Are Receiving Food By Boat And Plane

Mississippi Waters Continue to Rise About Illinois Town Isolated by River

Illinois Town Isolated By Mississippi Flood   Water Reaches Second Floor Level at Grand Tower--Levees Fail

Boats Take Food, Other Necessities To Isolated Town   Residents Lose Fight to Keep Out Mississippi Flood

GRAND. TOWER, ILL. ~GOATED TODAY. - BY HIGH WATERS   Could-Be Reached From the Outside Only. by Plane or Boats: :   SUPPLIES TAKEN IN   Flood: ‘Waters Almost to the « Second:Story* ‘Windows ~ of Homes.

Flood Waters Maroon Town In Hlinois   Mississippi River Is Reported .7 of a Foot Above Previous High Reading Dring 194%

RIVER REACHES ALL-TIME HIGH TO FLOOD TOWN   Grand Tower In Southern Illinois Being Supplied With Food And Essentials By Air; River Nears Crest.

River Town Cut Off by Hish Waters   Community Is Isolated as Mississippi Hits Record Crest; Levees Reported Helding Above St. Louis

River Isolates Illinois Town  Of Grand Tower   Coast Guard Brings In Food By Boat; Flood Re ceding Upstream.

WARNS OF FIGHT ON CLOSED SHOP   Industry-Wide Bargaining Also Defended By Labor Secretary

SCHWELLENDACH SAYS..TILAT. SBAN-AGAINGT- CLOSED Stor — WOULD START InDUB::  * ?RIAL CLASHES’            By WILLIAM -THEIS.  International News Service :

LABOR SECRETARY HITS PROPOSAL 10: BAN CLOSED SHOP   Schwellenbach Warns Congress New Bills May Cause

Georgia State Treasurer Halts All Payments   Wants Protection Of A Court Decision; Slow Strangulation Of Functions Seen

Resolution Proposed By Forces Of Acting Governor Thompson   Talmadge Meets  Weekly Payroll   State Funds, However, Stil Tied Up As Georgia Row Rages

DISBURSALS SHUT OFF BY GEORGIA STATE TREASURER   TELLS RIVALS FOR GOVERNORSHIP TO SETTLE IN COURT

Thompson Loses Recess Plea In Georgia House  Talmadge Wins Twe Triumphs Over Foes ln bLaniclativa Arte

GEORGIA HOUSE VOTES NO UPON ADJOURNMENT   Thompson Loses in New Move; State’s Finances Jammed.,

Vigilantes Repor Cattle Rustling   Mass Meeting Called by Kaukauna Man

Bob Hope Hob-Nobs With Royalty, Exchanges Quips With King George

BRITISH WOMEN AND ~ CHILDREN ORDERED OUT OF PALESTINE   Members of 3,000 Families Must Leave Country by Next Tuesday.   AMERICANS OUT TOO?   Are Clearing the Stage for New Action Against Terrorism.

Record Is Kept By ROIC Cadets   Local Unit Earns 15th Honor Rating

Aspirant Sees Texas As GOP Pivotal State   Minnesotan May Come To Lubbock Early Next Year

Stassen Says Texas: To Be Pivot State’ In GOP Convention   Favors Tax Cut Of Three Billion Dollars in 1948

ODD JOBS MAN KILLS WAITRESS   Grand Rapids Victim Was Bride of 4 Months

ODD JOGS MAN, 26, ADMITS SLAYING   Married Waitress Killed at Grand Rapids, Mich.; Quarrel Related.

53 Killed as Eastern Airlines Plane Plunges Into Maryland Woods.

ALL ABOARD BIG LINER TO MIAME PERISH IN FIRE   Heaviest Toll In History Of Commercial Lines; Cause Of Crackup Mystery

Piece Together Broken Bodies Of Plane Crash   49 Passengers and Four Crew Members Badly Mutilated

Investigators Probe Crash In Maryland   49 Passengers And 4 Members Of Crew Killed

Cause Of Crack-Up Is Unknown; Disaster Worst In History Of Commercial Aviation NEWARK. MIAMI ‘LINER  Smashes Into Venuak Sse on From Qiicanehanna River   NEWARK-MIAMI LINER

All Aboard Die In Plane Plunge In Maryland   Worst Air Disaster Only Day After 40 Killed in New York

No Survivors Listed in Crash In Maryland   Eastern Airlines Plane Explodes in Midair Friday Night

—WORST COMMERCIAL AIR MISHAP— 33 Carried To Death As Airliner Plunges Into  Hill Near Port Deposit

53 Perish in Maryland Crash   Newark to Miami Plane Suddenly Plunges To Ground

Four-Engine Eastern Air Liner Crashes: 53 Killed: Bodies Mutilated And Burned

Worst AirCrash In U.S. History Claims 53 Lives   Series Of Crackups Kill 424 Since Start Of Year

BODIES STREWN OVER BIG SPACE IN WOODED AREA   Worst Disaster In History Of U. S. Commercial Aviation Occurs Near Port Deposit, Maryland.

WITNESSES TELL OF SEEING TRAGIC DC-4 CRASH IN WOOD AS 53 ABGARD DIE INSTANTLY

Airliner Plunges Into Maryland Hills Killing 53 Persons   40 Lives Lost as Plane Crashes Shortly After Takeoff From LaGuardia Field

Christmas Seal Bonds On Sale  List Of Last Year's Buyers Are Named

NATION-WIDE SEARCH   In Being Made for Harvard Student Who Haan Disappeared

s Son of Maine Ex-Governor  Object of Hun   Nation-wide Search Made for Gardiner, Harvard Athlete

Sec. Marshall Progressing With Congress   Has Been Successful In Having Congressional Leaders See His  Viewpoint.

Marshall Makes Gain.In Congress On Foreign Aims  Bolkon Treaties Get OK, Greek-Turk Aid Plan Far Advanced

New ‘Progressive’ Party Asks Henry Wallace to Be a Candidate in 1948

Wallace Urged by Progressive Party to Run for President in 1948- Would Assure G.0.P. Win

MOBS RULE IN CAPITAL OF HINDU INDIA   Emergency Plans Pressed for Safety of Americans During Violence.

Fight Emerges On Control Law And Tax Program   Reports Indicate GOP Ready To Slap At President’s Plan

Four Make Pleas Of Innocent Today   Trial of Men Charged With O. C. Kidnaping May Come In March

FIREMEN FIGHT RAGING FLAMES   Four Buildings on Fire, May Spread in Elkton, Md.

TUBERCULOSISCANCER VICTIMS HAVE NEW HOPE   ‘New Treatments Hold ' Promise of Relief.

AID TO GREECE POLICY COMES UNDER ATTACK   Congressional Heads To Meet Monday With Truman

Truman's Policy Of ‘Buildups Is Flayed by Solon   President Prepares To Ask Congress To Send Arms, Money

PAYS TRIBUTE TO FRANCE —  Marshall Plans Talks With US. Officials In Berlin

Gen. Marshall Reaches Berlin; Given Data On Situation in Germany

Boards Agree On Principle Of Medical Center   Probably Will Be Established At State Hospital

Penna. House Passes Bills On Finanein  Of Autos  Would Wipe Out ‘Unscrupulous and Unconscionable Practices’

Dean of County Bar Will Close 13-Year Period   Retirement Is Offering Political Plum; Plan : le Told

HOBBS TOA K. U. NEXT YEAR   Music Director Will Take Year's Leave From  City Schools   OTHER POSTS TO FILL

HOBBS TO ATTEND K. U. NEXT YEAR   Music Director Will Take  Year's Leave From  City Schools

Staff Named  For Cancer Drive   N. G. Couch, Campaigr Head, Announces Community Chairmen

WRITERS GUILD HEAD TO SWEAR HE'S NOT ARED   Lavery Feels Inquiry Plays Into Communist Hands By Scaring Authors

Two More Film Writers Evade  Questions  _ Trumbo and Maltz . Refuse to Say If  They Are Communists

Second Screen  Writer Is Cited   Dalten Trumbo Balk: At Answering Questions

TRUMBO HELD IN CONTEMPT   Refuses To Tell Subcommittee Whether He Is Communist

Writer Is Cited For Contempt   Trumbo Refuses To Answer Questions

MOVIE WRITER WON'T ADMIT RED LEANINGS   HOUSE GROUP CITES SECOND WITNESS FOR CONTEMPT

Another Screen Writer Is Voted in Contempt for Not Telling Politics

PROBERS CITE SECOND WRITER FOR CONTEMPT   Trumbo Refuses to Tell UnAmerican: Committee  Whether He Is Red

Probers Charge Three Writers With Contempt  Witnesses Refuse To Say Whether Thay Ara ‘Rade’

Dalton Trumbo Refuses To Tell House Un-American Activities Subcommittee Whether He Is Communist —Group Votes To Cite Him For Contempt—Chairman Thomas Warns Audience To Refrain From Demonstrations Following Outburst Of Applause

SCREEN WRITER DENIES RIGHT TO QUIZ ON BELIEFS   GALLERY APPLAUDS TRUMBO’S REFUSAL ANSWER QUESTIONS

Second Writer To Face  Charge   Trumbo Balks At Question Over Communism

Another Movie Writer Balks at House Hearing   Refuses to Testify Whether He ts a Communist---ls Cited for Contamni

Refuses To Tell Subcommittee If He Is Communist   Claims Committee Has No Right To Question Him About His Political Beliefs

3 More Writers Cited For Contempt For Refusal To Say Whether Communists

REFUSES 10 ANSWER WHEN QUESTIONED ON POLITICAL [AFFILIATIONS AND BELIEFS -

Sc - S .  Second Screen Writer Refuses to Reveal Whether He Is Communist

Witness Links  House Group  To Nazi Camp Hollywood Author Called ‘Active Red’  By Committee Head After He Leaves

Second Screen Writer Balks. At Testifying  Dalton Trumbo -. Refuses To Tell   Dalton Trumbo Refuses To Tell If He’s Communist

Another Hollywood Writer Defies Washington Probers  Trumbo Refuses to Tell If He's a Red  Burina Lively Tan Minutac an Stand

Another Writer Refuses to Answer Committee Query   Trumbo Wen't Answer If He’s Member of Screen Writers ’ Guild, Vries to Force Prepared Statements en Heoring

Cite Second Writer For Contempt   Dalton Trumbo Refuses To Tell House Group Whether He Is Commy; Excused from Stand

Sereen Writer Trumbo Cited By  House Probers   Witness Refuses To Tell Committee of Any Communist Connections

TRUMBO FACES CONTEMPT CHARGE House Group Cites A Second Writer ‘

Second Movie Writer to race Charges  pléanm Tesmkha Cite   Dalton Trumbo Cited For Contempt At Capitol Hearing

One Says Committee Hears ing Is Start of Concen- « tration Camps :

EF na sear iN RED PROBE   Dalton Trumbo Refuses Ta Tell Hollywood Probers If He Is A Communist

Another Writer Refuses Answer To Red Inquiry   Trumbo Takes Same Stand As Lawson On  Communist Question

Cite Trumbo On Charge Of Contempt   Second Hollywood Screen Writer Refuses To Answer Questions Of Committee

Witness Refuses To Testify As To Red Affiliation   . WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.—(UP)—Film writer Dalton Trumbo was charged with contempt of congress today for refusing to tell House -investigators whether he was a Communist.

Dalton Trumbo Says Group Js Without Right   Committee Immediately Cites Him For Contempt.

TrumboRefuses ToSayWhether He's Communist   Is Dismissed as Witness After Hof Werds on Stand

\Retused Io Give Definite Answers   Hearings Continue In Hollywood Red Probe.

SECOND SCREEN WRITER SPURNS INTERROGATION   Dalton Trumbo Cited for Contempt After Refusing To Say if Communist

Witness Charges ‘Start of US. Concentration Camp’ When He Leaves Stand At ‘Hearing; Guild President Says He Is Not Member Of Commie Party

Another Film Writer Cited For Contempt   Screen Unionist Says ‘ery Real’ Communist Plot in Hollywood

Thomas’ Gavel Worked Overtime Second. Screen Writer Is Voted In ‘Cantemot: Won’t Say “Yes Or No’

Second Film Writer Keeps Mouth Shut   Dalton Trumbo Leaves Stand Amid Applause

TRUMBO FAILS TO TESTIFY AT HEARING   Author Is Second To Keep Quiet About Communism   WITNESS CHEERED   Claims “This Is Beginning” Of American Concentration Camps

MOVIE WITNESS CLOAKS STATUS ON COMMUNISM   Second Hollywood Notable In I wo Days Refuses lo Answer Questions Asked By House  Committee Probing  Red Influence.

Second Hollywood Writer Refuses Answer to Panel   Dalton Trumbo Follows John Lawson Example—I.  Ousted from Red Hearing by Police

Dalton Trumbo Says Commit tee Has No Right To Ques tion Him About His Political Beliefs.   SPECTATORS IN ROOM  APPLAUD TRUMBO

Second Screen Writer Balks  on Red Status   Trumbo Refuses to Tell Whether He Is a Communist

WRITER CITED BY COMMITTEE    Un-American Group Dismisses “Dalton Trumbo for Refus’ ing Answers.

Tumultuous Session Is Held Today   Producer Says Writer Agent of Foreign Country

CHARGE SECOND SCRIPT WRITER WITH CONTEMPT   Also Refused to Reply to Quiz on Communist Party Membership

WON'T REPLY TD QUERY ARE voll A COMMA   Film Writer Trumbo First to Refuse, Followed by Two Others,

Asked To Deny Him Use Of Amphitheatre  Judge Refuses To Bar Wallace Talk

Court Refuses  To Bar Wallace   Former Vice-President ‘To Speak Tonight Ae DPlenned.

Judge Rejects Plea To Bar Wallace Talk   Federal Justice Refuses To Bar Former Vice President from Speaking at Washington Amphitheater.

Move To Bar Watergate Speech Lost   Federal Judge Ref uses To Prevent Wallace  From Speaking In  Washington Tonivht

Court Balks At Barring Of Wallace   Judge Declines To Deny Him Use Of Government Owned Amphitheater

Justice Refuses To Bar Wallace From Speaking In U.S. Theater   Will Ge Te Congress

Won't Bar Wallace   Right to Use Washing. ton Building Upheld; Expected to Clarify Stand on °48 Campaign

Judge Refuses To Bar Wallace From Watergate   Anti-Communist Group’s Plea to Prevent Use Of Ampitheater Denied

Court Refuses to Bar Wallace  O'Konski to Carry Fight to Congress

ATTEMPT TO BAR WALLAGE LOSES   Court Decides Ex - Official Can Use Amphitheater

~HENRY WINS COURT BATTLE— Rules Wallace May Use Watergate For S$ peech

Judge Fails ToBar Talk By Wallace   Justice Proctor Rejects Anti-Red Group's Petition to Give Order to Krug      ‘Peace’ Is Topic   Former Vice President Expected to - Expand Views on Peace

Federal Court Refuses To Bar Wallace from Use Of Government-Operated Theater in Washington

WALLACE WINS ROUND IN COURT BATTLE TO BAR HIM FROM HALL .   JUDGE REFUSES TO HALT SPEECH SCHEDULED IN GOVERNMENT BUILDING

Court Upholds Wallace's Right To Speak   Will Appear Tonight In Government Amphitheater

Judge Refuses To Refuse Use Of Government-Owned Spot To Henry Wallace For Speech

JUDGE REFUSES TO BAR WALLACE FROM THEATRE   NO ‘AUTHORITY TO PROHIBIT USE OF GOVERNMENT LANDS

Court Refuses to Bar Wallace From Capital Amphitheate:   Federal Justice Refuses to Place Ban on His Speech Tonight

Henry ‘Maybe’ SeesWar  Judge Refuses To Bar Hall For Address By Wallace

Refuse to Bar Wallace From Federal Stage   Anti-Red Group Loses Campaign Against Speech Tonight

U. 5. JUDGE REFUSES 10 BAR WALLACE   Washington Speech Site Protested By Conaqressman

Anti-Red Group Petition Denied  Would Bar Wallace From Making Speech

COURT WON'T STOP WALLACE   Judge Says Issue Outside His Jurisdiction

Plans To Outline Views On 1948 Campaign In Address Tonight; Group Opposes

Wallace Allowed Park For Speech  Judge Refuses To Deny Theater Use

COURT UPHOLDS RIGHT TO TALK   Jurist Denies Effort To Bar Henry: Wallace from - Speaking Place

JUDGE WILL NOT BAR SITE TO WALLACE      Says Court Has No Jurisdiction in Fight to Deny Former Vice President U. S. Building for Talk Tonight.

Refuses to  Bar Wallace   Federal Judge Turns Down Petition of Anti-Communist Group

Federal Judge Refuses To Bar Wallace Use of Gevernment Amphitheater

JUDGE DENIES WALLACE BAN   Refuses Plea To Stop Speect in Government-Owned Theater.

Hospital May Hire Private Investigators   Wilberforce Presidency Tiff in Court   Veteran Driver Killed in Race   13 Crash Victims To Be Inferred   British-Russian Talks Scheduled   Drinking Party Ends In Chorae of Murder   4.7 Si eTa BG   Wallace To Speak in U. §. Amphitheater

—MYSTERY — Ferguson Reveals Men Gone   810 SOVIETS NOW LEGALLY IN U.S.

RUSSIAN TRAINEES ‘MISSING IN U. §   Information on  Technicians Admitted on Visas.

SOVIETS LEARN ALL THEY GAN, THEN SKIP OU]   Solon Says Unknown Number Of Reds Get Technical Training in U. S. 

RUSSIANS IN U. $. PLANTS ‘DISAPPEAR’   No Trace Left  Of Reds Working in U.S. Plants

Russian Trainees In Michigan Plant Have Disappeared  Senator Ferguson Opens Blast on Practice of _ettina them in US

Officials Have No Information On Number Here   Irate Lawmaker Say: This Sort of Thing ‘Must Be Stopped’

PRELIMINARY TALKS---_  Lewis O  pens Co t ntract F Owners Buck Nationwide —— t

= Begins New Contra ct Fight... .  Southern Coal Men Gird To Nip Trade- Wide Pact

Southern Coal Operators Bar Nationwide Agreement John L. Lewis Begins Contract Fight

Nationwide Coal Pact Is Blocked  Southern Operators 2 @ i Te ee ae  na Pan Bin a

Miners in New Contract Fight  Part of Industry Will Block Action

SOUTHERN BLOC BATTLES LEWIS   U. S.-Wide Wage Agreement Opposed By Operators

Nationwide Wage Pact Is Opposed   Southern Operators Hope To Block Move Made By John Lewis

Coal Operators Open Battle On National Paet   Lewis Summons 200-Man Policy Committee To Map Strategy in Contract Talks   Southern Owners  Balk At Proposal   Union Chief Challenge: Producers To Reveal Tonnage Figures on Mines in South

Lewis Begins New Contract Fight . vo  Southern Coal Men Gird To Nip Trade-Wide Pact

Lewis Opens New Contract Fight  Souther per rators Refuse to Joi

Lewis Will Start New Coal Talks   Mine Owners’ Group Sees Industry-Wide Coal Bargainivg as Impractical   Fight Is Probable   Coal Union May Try to Wean Away Operators “an Association

Transatlantic Clipper Scene of Odd Drama   New York: Woman: Claims Earrings  ‘and Pen Vanished.

REJECTION OF CO-OPERATION PLAN BY RUSSIA SEEN AS DIVIDING 1) EUROPE INTO TWO BISTINCT BLOCKS

Reds Reject Aid Plan At Paris Meet      UN Success Periled As Russia Refuses to Cooperate In U. S. Proposal to Assist Europe Under Marshall Plan   By DE WITT MACKENZIE AF Forrign Affairs Analyst

a  Name Bandleaders Back Petrillo's Order Banning Making of Records

BANDLEADERS BACK RULE ON NO RECORDINGS   Petrillo Decrees No -More Dises After Dee. 81st   HITS INDUSTRY   Recording Company Officials Aroused Rv Action —

Nation’ ; Name Band Leaders ‘Back Petrillo’s No- Recording ‘Order: Juke Box Industry Hit

Musicians Support Petrillo’s Order For Recording Ban   Record Companies Protest Entire Industry Threatened

PETRILLO PUTS BAN ON CANNED MUSIC IN UNITED STATES   Recording Companies Say Union pm Is Trying to Eliminate ‘An Entire Industry.’   BAND LEADERS BACK UP POSITION

BOMBS PAVED WAY TO WIN   British Now Reveal 1944 Report Made by Late Leigh-Mallory

British Release Secret Report On Operations   But Late Air Chief Rapped ‘Overlapping And Complications’

British Report Pre-Invasion Bombing Snafu  Say Joint Operations With Americans Succeeded Hard Way

GAYLES DOOMED TO DIE IN OnIO'S ELECTRIC CHAIR   Jury Convicts Xenia Negro fol Fatal Beating of Franklin Woman

FATHER REVEALS KIDNAP THREATS   West Virginia Mortician’s , Son Intended Victim As _- fionevy. Demanded

Series Of Kidnap Threafs Are Made On Wheeling Boy  ~ Police Guard Home Of Talbot Black

CONTROVERSIAL WOOL BILL PASSES SENATE   Measure Would Permit Higher Tariffs; Foreign Policy Leadere Are Split

Wool Protection Measure Goes  To White House  Senate Paccac It   Senate Passes It, 48-38 Over Pleas Against Tariff Clause

Congress Approves Higher Wool Tariff   Compromise Legislation Sent To Truman for Sianature

WORKERS BACK AFTER COURT LIMITS PICKETS   Cincinnati Unionists Asser‘ Judge ‘Broke’ Strike

20,000 Steel Workers Of District Now Idle  » Vacation Pays Help Cushion Shock of ‘i. Pf. fPami Chaat,

WAUBONSIE GROUP PLANS TOURNEY   Play /t Clearfield January 14-17

Marshall Says No New Pleas For Aid Are tn Sight   Secretary's Statement On Truman’s Aid Program Needs Is Surprise To Conference   OCCUPATION AREAS NEED MORE FUNDS

MARSHALL HITS MORE HELP NOW   View Surprise as Reports Indicate Extension of Stop Red Aid

MARSHALL SEES NO NEED FOR NEW AID PLANS   State Secretary Hints Costs Of Korean Program Will Be Paid By Army

LOAN OUTLOOK WAS OUTLINED ~ BY MARSHALL   SAYS HE SEES NO NEED OF FURTHER LOANS SIMILAR “? "TO GREEK-TUAKISH '  PROJECT   By JOHN A, REICHMANN International News Service

Truman, Marshall Facing Headache Over Tariff Plan  Republicans Oppose Reduction In Tariffs

Truman’s Plan To Cut Tariffs ls Opposed   Seems Certain To Give Marshall Major Headache

Opposition Mounts To Trade Policies Of Administration   Truman’s Plan for Reducing Tariffs To Provide Big Headache for Marshall; Rep. Rich Says He’s for U. 5S. Always

GOP Raises . Tariff Issue   Republicans Saspicious OF Trade Policies

Opposition io President's Plan for Tariff Reductions Posed by G.0.P.

Begins With Denouncement By Several Senaturs Of ‘Truman's Plan’ For Reducing Tariffs,

MARSHALL AND TRUMAN FACING TRADE TROUBLE   Republican Opposition Mounts To _ Policies Of Administration

Truman’s Plan to Cut Tariffs Faces Future of Doubt  pd expresses Gene:  Onnacitian tn Trade

0. P. 10 FIGHT TARIFF-SLASHING TO BUILD TRADE   Truman’s Reciprocal Pro Likely to Prove Headache for Marshall.   5 SENATORS VOICE THEIR DISAPPROVAL   Wiley Says U. S. Cannot Compete With Coolie Labor Rates Under Normal World Production.

Tariff Cutting  Plan of Truman  Is Hit by GOP   Program May Provide Marshall With Major  Homefront Headache

Truman Trade Policies Pose Big Question   Republicans Generally .. Want. Barriers Up To Pa Protect America

PRAISES K.U. ELEVEN   Oklahoma Coach Says “Kansas Plaved Better Than Expected”

Yugoslavs Are Defied By GI:   Second Incident Near Trieste is Reported

TITO. MAKING ~ NEW TROUBLE ~ ALONG BORDER   AMERICAN TROOPS AGAIN DEFY YUGOSLAV ‘DEMAND THAT THEY ABANDON  - THEIR POST ‘

NATION ENTERS CRUCIAL WEEK OF LABOR LAW   Unions Face Federal hand On Certain Phases Under Taft-Hartley Bill

7 2 or. fe ee  Full Taft-Hartley Law Goes Into Effect Friday   NLRB WILL SPLIT INTO TWO SEPARATE AGENCIES: UNIONS MUST WATCH STEP

Lebor Faces New Rulings   Taft-Hartley Draft  iiffective Aug, 22

Lab or Law Provision Due Friday   Taft. Hartley. Law. ‘Will ‘Be Effective Fully; Union Prosecution Is Tact Sten   N.L.RB:B.‘to Divide   Agency. Will ‘Have: Two Separate’ ‘ Units, for . Oneration  . :

United States Will Enter New Era In Labor-Management Relations  With Taft-Har tley Bill Taking Hold

Taft-Hartley Law Effective Friday  Main Provisions Go Into Effect

FRIDAY BIG DAY FOR U. S, LABOR   Last Major Part of Taft Bil Goes Into Force

COUNTRY ABOUT. TO WRITE NEW LABOR HISTORY   Major Portion of Toft-Hartle) Measure Will Become Effective Friday

Last Part Of Law In Effect On Friday   Most Important Section Of Taft-Hartley Act To Impose Restrictions  On Labor Unions

“labor Law D-Day Friday   Measure Putting the Bite on Unions Becomes Effective This Week.

FINAL PHASES OF NEW LABOR LAW EFFEGTIVE FRIDAY   Unions Will Be Subject To Prosecution Under TaftHartley Act “

Labor Law in Effect Friday   NLRB to Be Split Into Two Sections  Friday

Taft-Hartley Bill Provisions Near Deadline   Memorable Week To Commence for Labor, Management

TAF T-HARTLEY LAW GOES INTO FULL EFFECT   Friday to See Last, Bigges’ Part of Labor Bill in Use Across Nation .

Taft-Hartley Act Into Full Effect This Week   Unions For First. Time Subject To NLRB Prosecution

Taft-Hartley Law Friday Limits Labor  Unions Subject To Charges Far Coercion

Unions May Be Sued for “Unfair”? Practices; New Cloesd Shop Pacts Banned

Memorable Week Is Predicted As Biggest Part Of Tait-Hartley Labor Law Goes Into Effect On Friday

EFFECTIVE ON FRIDAY   New Legal Controls Over _ Bargaining to Go Into Fall Force.

Taft-Hartley Act To Take Effect At End Of Week   Friday Is Big Day In Labor History As Act Takes Hold

History Is Made as Chief Provisions Of Labor Law Go into Effect Friday

Week, Memorable in History Of Labor-Management Relations, Gets Under Way

Key Parts of TaftHartley Labor Law Effective Friday   Memorable Week in His. tory of Labor and Management Launched

Last of Taft-Hartley Law Goes Into Effect This Week Big Date Is Friday, August 22

New Labor Law To Hold Sway After Friday   Full Effect Of Taft-Hart ley Act Will Be Felt This Week.

Labor Code Is Effective This Week   All Provisions Of Taft Hartley Law Will Apply After Friday

WEEK TO MARK VITAL LABOR RELATION STEP   Friday Is Deadline As Las Section Of Taft-Hartley Law Goes In

U.S. Enters In New Labor  Relations Era   Last of Provisions Of Taft-Hartley Act Effective This Week

Nation Enters New Era Of Labor-Managemen Relations As Act Finally Becomes Effective

Last of Bill to Go Into fect  rr   Labor Act Enters A Memorable Week

Final Phases of Taft-Hartley Law ~ Scheduled In Effect This Week

Hoover Favors Making Treaties Without Russians   Former President Urges Quick Action ir Europe and Far East

Former President Supports Request For Relief Funds   Report Submitted on Inspection Trip; Says Must End Spending

Seeks Way To Bypass  Russians   Would Assist (;cermans, Koreas And The Japanese

Bypass Reds, Hoover Plea   Russia Bleeding U. 8 Rv Unification Balk

STATE SENATE TO VOTE FRIDAY ON LABOR BILLS   Restrictions Approved by House; Local Government Financial Aid Approved

THREE BILLS TO CURB CERTAIN ‘LABOR PRACTICES PASSED MOUSE—AD. MISSION TAX ACTION 

oUNION CURBS TO FACE SENATE TEST QUICKLY   ublic Employes Strikes Banned By House; City Aid Laws Readied

ToDle Today:   Willie Francis Goes To Execution Jail For Death Dale.

City Prays for Paralyzed Child  Daetore San Corl 5. Ie Bonand Their Holn

NO FROST ON KANSAS   Flera Predicts High Temperature Temerrew From 65 te 7@

Warning Given Of Bituminous Coal Walkout   Association Says Lewis Must Give Up Wel fare Fund

Coal Industry Warns It Cannot Agree Continue Welfare Fund After July 1: Fears New Coal Strike Is Inevitable

Welfare Fund  May Cause New  Miners’ Strike Remedial Law Would Avoid July Crisis

 Another Coal Strike Is Held Inevitable If Welfare Fund , Payments Are Insisted Upon

Mine Owners Foresee Strike Nines Welfare Fund Settled  National Coal Association Counsel  Saya Industry Cannot Agree To Clause

Coal Association Warns of Strike  Counsel Discusses Welfare Fund

DANGER SEEN OF NEW COAL STRIKE JULY 1   LAW ONLY REMEDY UNLESS LEWIS BACKS DOWN

COAL STRIKE SEEN   OPERATORS, PREDICT WALK. OUT UNLESS LEWIS GIVES  UP, WELKARE FUND,

MINE OWNER‘ WON'T PAY AN} WELFARE FUNI   Coal Association Warn Of Bituminous Tie Up By July First

German Correspondents, Including Few Women, Are Reporting Foreign Ministers’ Conference in London

ENGINEER KILLED IN DERAILMENT   Accident Second in 16 Hours On Pennsy Line

10 More Pounds Of Sugar in 47   Industrial Users,  Cafes Also Increased

Young Is Nof in McMurray Post   New Appointee To Teach Other Classes

He He “Put Heat Of Hell On Everybody” Secretary Krug Pulls Kaiser Into Investiqation Of Hughes

CONTRACT DEAL TS UNDER FIRE   Claim Kaiser Put on Heat In Dealings

Kaiser Named In Plane Quiz   Krug Says Industrialist ‘Put Heat’ On Zyeryone to Get War Contract With Huahes: Elliott Roosevelt Link Sauaht

SAYS KAISER ‘PUT ON HEAT TO BUILD PLANE   Krug Claims Contract Let for Plywood Airplane Before He Served on Board

Kaiser Turned On Heat For  Contracts   Interior Secretary Krug Relates Story To Senate War Committee.

Kaiser Put On Heat For Plane Of Plywood   Contract With Him Anc Hughes Given Before Krug Joined WPB

Krug Tells Kaiser ‘Heat’ To Get Plane Contracts   Probe Letting, Possible Connection of Elliott Roosevelt in Transaction

SECRETARY KRUG BLASTS KAISER   Said He “Put the Heat of Hell” on Everybody In Capitol to Get Contract,

Say Kaiser Put on Heat   Sought to Get Contracts for Plywood Plane, Krug Says

State Income Tax Returns Are Mailed   First Time Verified Copy of Federal Return Not Needed

Missouri's New Short Form State Income Tax Refurns Being Mailed   Persons With Adjusted Net Incomes Of Under _ §10,000 May Use the Short Forni for First Time: Nendine Moved From March 15 to 31

UN DELEGATES AWAIT BRITAIN   Lie’s Soundings On Palestine Dispute Reported To Be Nearly Complete

Music Students Play At Kiwanis Meeting   Anncunce Cieetinnd Auction

Curley Aides Grab Control   Presidential Pardon Requested hv Mavor

WESTERNERS MAKE PROGRESS TOWARD GETTING PROJECTS   Make Demands on House Leaders For, More Money for Reclamation Projects

Truman Policy Again Assailed By Wallace   Also Says Time Now For Nationalization  Of Coal Industry

BALKAN ISSUE SEEMS BLOCKED   U. N. Attempt At Settle. ment Today Apparently Hopeless

UN Must Solve Balkan Problem Or US Will Act  Prepared To Join Others To Protect Greece From Foes

US Threatens Bloc To Help Guard Greece   Claims Russia Using Veto In Defense Of Aaaression:

U.S. Charges Reds In Greek Problem  Claim Try to Set Up Communist State

America’s U. N. Delegate Warns Russia That U. S. Will Join Other  Countries In Protection Of Greece

Help Promised Within Limits Of U. N. Charter   Johnson Says Balkans Plan  Aareccion

The Weather   U.S. Charges Veto Shields Red Activity  Russia Warned  > 1... RA... 1.11.   Russia Warned Balkan Muddle Must Be Solved

Soviet Warned By United States In Balkan Situation   UN Delegate Issues Challenge before Security Council

A Pledge To Greece   U. S. Says Nations  Will Protect Her If  U.N. Is Hamstrung By Russian Veto

Russ Sharply Warned By U.S   ‘America Prepared to Aid Greece Alone, Herschel Johnson Tells U.N.; Communists Accused of Fomenting Balkan Dissension

America Sounds Balkan Warning To UN Delegates   Will Guard Greece From Overthrow By Communists

Ready To Join For Action   U. S. Charges Balkan Communists Hope To Set Up Totalitarian Government There

Protection Of Greece Promised   U.S. Warns Reds Atlantic Charter To Be Fulfilled

To Join Other Nations If UN Council Fails   U. S. Delegate Charges Communist Groups Hoping To Set Up Totalitarian Regime

THREE NATIONS ASSAILED FOR . INTERFERENCE   American Official Blames Al bania, Yugoslavia and Bulgcria for Unrest

Vote on SPG Today -Polls Close at 6 p.m.   U.S. Ready fo Back Greece fo the Limit

U.S.Ready To Guard Greece   Johnson Says Nation To Act Within Charter If Council Fails To Act

U.S. Ready For Moveto  Aid Greece   Delegate Warns Russians; Charges Communists of  * Balkan Area Sought to Set Up Dictatorship

Veto Is Seen As Defense Of Aggression   Solution of Balkan Problem Needed, Johnson Declares

‘Caught In The Act Chippewa Falls Window Peeper Uses Hammer On Cops, Is Shot

Man Shot While Resisting Arrest   In Serious Condition After Three Escapes

OFFERED MINISTERS   Commission Would Establis! Permanent Boundary Be tween Poland Germany

Revision of Pole Border Urded by U.S.   Marshall Asks Ruhr Be Returned To German Control!

U. S. Offers Plan To Set Boundaries   ‘Would Divide Area To Fit * World Economy

U.S. Britain Seeking Revisions   New Program Would Keep Farm Lands for Nation

U.S. and Britain Urge Taking Farm Land From Poland   Meet Opposition From Russia In First Consideration of Touchy Boundary Issue   Ry IOHN WM HIGCHTOWERR

BORDER MOVES ARE PROPOSED BY MARSHALL   U.S. Secretary Asks Special Commission T, Study Frontiers

Proposes Change  In Polish Border   Britain- U.S. Would Put Agriculture Lands Inside Germany  OPPOSED BY RUSSIA      Stalin Changes Attitude Toward Borders as Set at Potsdam

Big 4 Open 3oundaries Discussion   U.S. Proposes New Areas for Poland Include Upper Silesia

Marshall Offers Polish Boundary  Revision Proposal Would Provide All Resources Available To Sustain Europe

REDS OPPOSE REICH-POLISH LINE CHANGE   Object to U. S.-British Proposal That Boundary Be Changed to Put Agricultural Lands Inside Germany,

U. S., Britain Would Put Ag Land In, Reich   Russia Opposed; France Not Committed; Secret Stalin Talks Revealed

U, S., BRITAIN. ASK REVISION OF POLISH FRONTIER   Quoté atin to Show Present Border [emporary; Russia Opposes

PLAN REVISION OF BOUNDARY   Change of German-Polish Frontier Is Urged By U. S.. Britain

Marshall Tells Plan  for Border   Revision to Put Agriculture Land in Reich Advocated

‘ussia Opposes iny Revision Of olish Frontier   U. S., Britain Suggest Putting Farm Lands Inside Germany.

Farming Acreage Sought  At Meet   United States Ana Britain Back Up  Suggestion

U.S. Reopens Phone Parleys   Conciliators Hint Request for Wage Increase May Be Presented

KENNELLY NEW CHICAGO MAYOR   Owes Allegiance Only to The Citizens, He Says

State Mishaps Leave 7 Dead   La Crosse Woman Killed Seven Hurt In Heador Auto Collision

9 Persons Die In State Accidents  One Killed, 7 Hurt In Galesville Crash

Wisconsin Traffic Toll Climbs to 10  State Roads Crowded During Busy Weekend

Ohio Solon Joins In Protesting  Navajo Treatment  Bolton ‘Shocked’ By Qitnatinn af Triha

Legislation To Keep Synthetic Rubber Program Going Is Siqned by Truman

Husband Loses His, Liquor In The Deal  _Man-And Wife Stage Lively Row Over-Who'll Drive Car

Husband Loses His,Liquor In The Deal   Row Over Who'll Drive Car

Army to Clear Way for Americans To Adopt Homeless German Children

GERMAN WAIFS TO FIND HOMES   ARMY CLEARING WAY FOR ADOPTION BY AMERICANS OF HUNGRY CHILDREN.

Continue Hunt For More Bodhes In Boat Ruins   Twelve Bodies Recovered From Steamer Wrecked By Blast At Pittsburgh

NINE BODIES HAVE BEEN RECOVERED AND LIST OF  MISSING REDUCED TO FIFTEEN

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Mine Disaster Probe   One Dead, 50 Injured

ONE KILLED -50 HURT IN WRECK   Burlington Railroad's Twin City Zephyr Wrecked 20 Miles West of Chicago —-Tractor on Fiat Car Breaks Loose’and Falls Into Pasganwae Trntntc 5

First Premier Of Saar Hopes For West Union   Economic Pact With U. S, and Britain Sought

STATE TROOPS HELP IN HUNT FOR 4 OTHERS   12 Prisoners Involved In Desperate Break In Colorado

Colorado Felons Flee State Prison   Two of 12 Desperate Men Slain After Terrorizing Ranchers

SIX CAPTURED, TWOKILLEDIN WILD MANHUNT   In Colorado Hill Country.

SIX CAPTURED AFTER GUN FIGHT, FOUR AT LARGE   Brings to Two Nunber Dead in Colorado Pen Break

TROOPS HUNT SIX CONVICTS AFTER BREAK   Three Shot to Death; 5 Others Are Recaptured

Two Dead In Prison Break   Posse Hants Four Fugitives After 12 Stage Escape

Four Escaped Convicts Still At Large Following Colorado Prison Break

Four of Twelve Escaped Convicts Remain at Large   Two Killed after Break from State Prison in Colorado

Hopes Dim for Rescue of 18 — On Missing Plane  Qasr. al... Li. J] Te   Weather Hinders Search for DC-4 Lost in Alaska

HOPE S EBBING FOR 18 GN PLANE   Rain, Wind Foree Search Parties to Return to Bases Today

TROPICAL GALE HOLDS COURSE   States In South Atlantic Alerted As Hurricane Moves Northwest

Britain, Russia Exchange Violent Unarges at UN.  i   Hideous Consequences Seen if the Russians Wreck Organization

Russian’s Move Comes  As Surprise   America May Ask China Te Participate

CHINA QUESTION MARSHALL'S 1ST MAJOR DECISION   To Answer Molotov’s . Move Concerning Far East Affairs

Car Financing Now Under  Regulation  Governor Signs Legislation OK'd By Assembly

Diplomat on Way Home From Tokyo   Ten of 13 Men Aboard Plane Missing After  Plunge Into Pacific

Pacific Mishap Takes Diplomat   Shortage Of Gasoline Blamed For B-17's Plunge Into Ocean; Secret Papers Sought

B-17 Bomber Plummets To ‘Watery Grave   Ten of Thirteen Aboard Craft Meet Similar Fate, Three Survive Crash Off Oahu.

NAVY SEARCHES PACIFIC FOR CRASH VICTIMS   B-17 Carried 10 to Death

U.S, DIPLOMAT PERISHES IN OCEAN CRASH   George C. Atcheson Jr., Missing After B-17, Out of Gas Drops Into Pacific.

HUNT BODY OF GEO. ATCHESON IN THE PACIFIC      Fear MacArthur Adviser Is One Of Ten ‘Who Died ¢—   PLANE —' CRASHES   Converted Bomber Runs Out Of Gas; Is Forced Down. ~

U. §, DIPLOMAT BELIEVED DEAD IN PLANE CRASH   Hope for 10 Missing Men Dwindles As Navy Searches

Hope for Safety  Of Diplomat Dims   Atcheson Feared Lost in Crash of B-17 in Pacific Ocean

Hope Fades For Safety Of Atcheson   MacArthur Aide Believed Drowned In Plane Crash

Career Diplomat One of 10 Lost In Plane Tragedy   George C. Atcheson Jr., Aboard Plane Which Plunges Into Pacific

Plane Goes. Down West Of Hawaii   MacArthur's: Adviser Was En Route to Washington to Discuss Jap Peace Treaty

HOPE DWINDLES THAT ATCHESON IS STILL ALIVE   Political Aide of MacArthur Lost When Plane Crashes

McArthur’s Political _ Aide Missing; Believe 10 DeadIn Plane Crash

Envoy's Plane Crashes; 3 of B Are Saved   HopeIs Remote for Survival of Jap Wet Niaaneteune

HIGH OFFICIAL LOST IN CRASH OF ARMY PLANE   _. S. Envoy in Japan And Nine Others Are Missing

Several Marriages Of Popular Young People   Stewart-Van De Walle Olesen-Kerr Christensen-Semstead Peters-lackman

Shortage Of Potatoes Is Predicted   Cool, Wet Spring Weather Blamed

Elizabeth and . Philip Pose for Pictures, Then She Attends Unveiling

London Acclaims Betrothed Princess   Thousands Cheer as Elizabeth, Announced Engaged to Former Prince Philip, Appears at Abbey

LONDONIS AGOG OVER BETROTHAL,   “AIL: England “Pleased; ‘Wedding Likely in Oct. ~ *

Indianapolis Firemen Use Aerial Equipment To Battle Stubborn 6th Storey Blaze

Georgia Courts Get ‘Governors’ Battle   Judge Directs Herman Talmadge 1: Show Cause Feb. 7 Why H  Shouldn't BeBarred —

ARNALL-TALMADGE BATTLE REACHES GEORGIA COURTS   Suit Filed to Bar Latter as Two Perform Duties of Governor in Offices 20 Yards Apart.   ATMOSPHERE AROUND : CAPITOL IS TENSE   Each Names Guard Head and Rumors Circulate Troops Will Be Called to Eject One of Ciaimants.

Both ‘Talmadge And Arnell Who Refused To Give Up Office Issued Orders As Chief Executive Yesterday

Governorship  Controversy  In Georgia  . at, Ms ne  Enters Court _ Arnall Files Suit  After T eotclatnre   Arnall Files Suit After Legislature Elects Talmadge; Both in Capitol

Injunction Is Asked Against Talmadge’s Son   Southern State Has Hectic Day Under Dual Governorship

Two Georgians Battle It Out For Governor   Injunction Filed to Enjoin Talmadge From Taking Office

TWO GOVERNORS OF GEORGIA ARE GOING TO COURT   Talmadge Is Given Until February 7 To Prove Right To Position   ARNALL REMAINING AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE

WRIT REQUESTS JUDGE TO PASS ON TITLE CLAIMS   y Both Claimants Spend Day Performing Duties Of Georgia’s State Chief

Georgia’s Battle of (Governors Is Taken to Court   Action Filed to Enjoin Talmadge From Functioning as Chief Executive on Basis of Election

Rivals Each Function As ‘Head Man’   Arnall’s Law Chief Files Suit To Bar Talmadge From Post

Seeks To Enjoin Young Talmadge From Serving   Attorney - General Files Suit at Arnell’s Request

Attorney General Files Suit to Enjoin Talmadge  Two Claimants for Post Maneuver to  Control the Militia

COURT TO RULE UPON GEORGIA'S GOVERNORSHIP   Arnall And Talmadge Ir Turbulent Battle For Control Of State

Talmadge Opens Capitol Office  Opponent Asserts Election Illegal

Injunction To Oust Talmadge Is Sought   “ Contradicting Orders Issued to State Guard By ‘Pretandar’ ta Office and ‘Ex-Gavarnor

COURTS MUST SETTLE GA. GOVERNORSHIP   Arnall Declines to Turn Office Over To Political Foe

Georgia Courts Asked to Settle  (;overnor Issue   Injunction Against Talmadge Functioning As Executive Sought

Europe Needs Help To Increase Output   Self Support Problems Subject OF Secret Governmental Report

Must Beat: Pre-War Production   Only Way for Europe “To Be Self. Sustaining  Says Report; N Bil lions From U.S. to Start

Economic Crisis Report Studied By U. S. Experts   Figures Revealed In Study of Paris Conference on Plan

Production Key To Recovery in in Europe, R Report  ule ar      “Level Must: Be Raised Above Pre-War Mark, Too Researchers Say

ion Boest Needed in Europe   To Be Self Supporting Again   REPORT AFTER SURVEY   Assembled by 1 Netz Conference  in Paris

Furope Must Raise Production Higher [han Pre-War Level  Report of Research Group Points Out 22 Billion Needed

Secret ‘Report Indicates Europe's: Need For Aid  Be gM ies gees were we meee

Kurope Will Require Help  For Recovery   Continent Must Raise Productiqn Above Pre-War Level

Europe Must Up Production, Report of U.S. Group Shows   Pre-War Figure Not Sufficient For Self-Support

Top Production Hope Of Europe   Must Produce Beyond Prewar Figures,  Report Holds

Secret Study Says Europe Needing help   Increased Productior Is Said Vital for Continent’s Future

West Section Makes Gains  In Recovery   Marshall Plan Survey Shows Area Ahead Of Russian Sphere

‘Europe Must Raise Production over ‘Pre-War Years, U.S. Report Says

Draft Self-help Data For Eurone’s Economy   U.S, Report Shows That Pre-war Production Aiust Be Exceeded

War, Justice Depts. Confer On Georgia Governorship Row   Talmadge Bars Arnall From Offices, Mansion

War and Justice Departments Now Studying Dispute   Officials Consult On National Guard Role In Georgia Controversy

SWITCH LOCKS IN NIGHT AND SEIZE OFFICE   Governor Talmadge Evicts Governor Arnall From Executive Offices In Georgia; Case Heads For The Courts.

US Officials Show Concern Over Georgia Turmoil   War and Justice Departments Discuss Governorship Wrangle

ARNALL, BARRED FROM CHAMBERS, DENCUNCES RIVAL   Charges Son of Former State ' Executive Acts Under” “Lows of inheritonca’ -

War, Justice Departments Discuss Dispute over Georgia Governorship

BROAD LABOR MEASURE PUT UP TO HOUSE   CURB ON WALKOUTS TO COVER COAL INDUSTRY

New Case Bill Is Offered; CIO Gives Warning  Provision On Court Injunctions Included

Pe New Case Bill Proposes Permanent Federal Authority To Block Strikes  ‘  Through Injunctions Of The Courts

New Case Bill Seeks fo Block Coal Walkouts   Measure Much Broader Than One Vetoed Previously

Rep. Case Offers Expanded Bill To Regulate Unions   Asks Federal Authority To Block Coal Strikes

Measure Gives U.S. Authorit y To Halt Strikes   Worker, Employer Subject to Charge of Unfair Action in Bill

Strikes Would Be Prevented By Government   Murray Charges Proposal Would Wreck Organized Labor

Case Otters Wider Bill To Control Labor Unions  Would Make Men As Well as Firms  Subject to Charges  OL Tinfair Practice:

Government Would Have Authority To Block Coal Strikes   LABOR LEADERS ARE AROUSED BY ACTION

Case Introduces Bill To Control Labor More Drastic Than His First   ‘Makes Unions As Well As Employers Subject To  Penalties For Unfair Practices, Rut Tt Does End Injunctions By Emplovers

CASE OFFERS NEW MEASURE IN HOUSE TO CURB STRIKES   Bill Gives Government Power to Block Paralyzing Walkouts Through Court Injunctions.   “LEGALIZES ACTION” TAKEN AGAINST LEWIS   Legislation Is Contrary ta Strategy of G. O. P. Senators But Is Certain to Get Consideration.

New Case Bill Is Introduced By GOP Solon   Measure Would Halt Disrupting Walkouts Through Injunctions

Measure Gives Courts Right Of Injunction   Author Says Powers Would Be Used Only In Last Resort Cases

Blocking of Strikes Is Permitted Under Terms of Case Bill   Labor Curbs Are Added With Specific Use of Injunctions by Court

New Case Bill Proposes Means  To Halt Strikes   Would Give Specific Authority To Act Through Injunctions

JURORS SELECTED FOR SECOND COURT WEEK   List Announced of Those Who Will Hear Cases At Balance of Session   WILL REPORT MONDAY

Indonesian Crisis Dangerous  _ Armed Hostilities - May Flare by This Week Fn

 ® e e e Fear Hostilities In Indonesia  In Refusal Of Dutch Demands

ARMS, MONEY TO BE GIVEN EAST NATIONS   Truman Policy Foes Fail in Attempt To Kill Bill

Stormiest Budget Hearing Is Forecasi February 13; 35 Groups Request Time

‘NEW VIOLENCE FEARED      'S Lives Taken: No  Peace Sighted in Holy Land by British

GRENADES HURLED IN JERUSALEM   British Fear Renewal Of Wave-Of Violence

Grenades Are Hurled In Jerusalem   Military Truck Target; Fear New Outbreak

Clay fo Answer Soviet Charges   Russian Marshal Says U.S., Britain Fomenting New War

Tell Views At ‘Grass Roots’ Session Today   Iowans Present Mass Of Testimony to Congress: men at Sioux City

US Opposes Voice in Assembly of UN Deliberations on Palestine for Jewish Organizations Seeking Place

‘Froublesome Issue eee  U.S. Opposes Giving Jewish Groups Voice  On UN Floor   Views On Holy Land Required By Probers. Hlowever. Aides Feel

U.S. Opposes Jewish Units in UN Debate   Holds Member States Should Handle Issue

STATE SEEKS BONDS FOR LIQUOR ‘CLUBS   $32,000 Asked After Per mit Revocations

TRAIN IS DERAILED   About 409 Injured in Pennsylvania's Gotham Limited

40 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Pennsy Passenger Cracks Up at Columbia City, Ind., Street Crossing.

LIMITED'S CRASH LEAVES 40 HURT   Train Wrecks At Crossing  In Columbia City, Ind.

AT LEAST FORTY ARE  INJURED IN INDIANA  TRAIN WRECK MONDAY NO ONE KILLED WHEN  GOTHAM LIMITED IS DERAILED IN TOWN

Gotham Limited Is Wrecked Injuring At Least 40 People   Columbia City, Ind. Is Site of Latest Railroad Accident

Gotham “Limited Jumps Track At Columbia City Crossing- 40 Passengers Are Injured

40 PERSONS INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Pennsylvania Railroad's Gotham Limited Carrying 300 Passengers Piles Up in Columbia City, Ind.

Limited Goes Off Track: 35 Injured   Wreck Occurs On Pennsylvania Road In Indiana

40 Injured In Train Wreck   Crack Pennsylvania Limited With 300 On Roard Jumps Track

40 INJURED IN TRAIN MISHAF   Pennsylvania Line’s Engine, 15 Cars Derailed at Indiana  Railway Crossing

40 Reported Injured in Train Wreck   Fast Pennsylvania Train Carrying 300 Passengers Jumps Tracke in Indiana

Forty Injured In Train Wreck   None of Injured In Serious Condition At Street Crossing Wreck

Administration Surging Toward Totalitarian  Economy, Sen. Taft Charge:

Apple Polishing, ~ Wits Sharpening, ~ on'Day’s Program   4,200,000 of Illinoi: Youngsters Return to Classes Tuesday

3-Year-Old Mt. Alton Girl  Dies of Gas Fumes   Parents and Five Brothers and Sisters Also Made Ill

e rave MALLON— “Slave Labor Bill” Apparently Enslaves Only Consumers

SEES ‘DEFEAT OF OWN PURPOSE’ IN PROPOSED TREK   Plan To Gather At Harrisburg Middle of Month

U.S. Facing Soviet Charge Of Wanting to Bury Korea Case, Create Puppet State

Ukraine Says U.S. Is Attempting to Stall in Korea   Charge This Country With Seeking to Foster ‘Puppat' Setun

BREAK FRENCH RED FILIBUSTER   Communist Ejected from Assembly: Vote To Be Taken on Anti-Strike Bill.

French Assembly Set To Act on Strike Law   ‘Silent Filibuster’ by Communists Broken-— Maioe Industry Sialls

Break ‘ A Red Tie-Up   “Silent Filibuster” Against Anti-Strike Legislation in France Ends: Subs Run Agair

French Enact Anti-Strike Legislation    ‘Silent Filibuster’ Ends When Calas Is -EjectedFromChamber

Paris Subway Service Back   Strikers Are Ousted From Power Plants; Government Cracking Down.

OUST FRENCH STRIKERS FROM POWER PLANTS   Renew Assembly Sessiot Afte Breaking Communist ‘Filibuster’

Communist Is Ejected From ‘The Assembly   Lawmakers Called Back, Work on Str ingent Anti-Strike Law

France Moves Toward New Strike Law   Assembly Resumes After Filibuster by Communists

PREMIER ASKS STIFF BAN CN STRIKE WAVES   MAJOR INDUSTRIES STALLED, WIT i 2 000,000 IDLE

REDS IN FRANCE END FILIBUSTER   Assembly Called Back To Enact Stringent AntiStrike Law   SITDOWN IS STOPPED

Communist Filibuster Is Broken   French National Assembly Works or Anti-Strike Law

Police Clear Power Plants   No Effort Made To Resist Guards Ousting Reds

Police Stop Filibuster  In Assembly   Guards Eject Red Speaker After Vote Of Censure Taken

Reds Cleared From French Assembly Room   Silent Filibuster Against Anti-Strike Measure Ended

Silent Filibuster Staged By . Reds Delays Ballot On Anti-Strike Act Ask.  _ ed By Premier   Strikers Ousted ~ - AtPower Plants   Paris Subwaya Operating, But Over 2,000,000 Other Workers In France Are Idle

French Solons Called Back Into Session  Silent Filibuster Is Ended by - Communists Today

Red Filibuster Of Silence Halted in Paris   Assembly Called Back te Enact Strong AntiStrike Law

SCHUMAN AIDES PRESS FOR LAW TO BAN STRIKES   Some Measure Of Normalcy Restored In France, But Two Million Remain Idle. Stalling Every Major Industry.

Anti-Strike Law Sought in France By New Premier   Reds’ Filibuster Broken Today by Ousting Deputy

France jects Sitdown Grou; In  Assembly   Weenwerfina tan   Recalls Deputies for Anti-Strike Vote— Clears Subways

DEPUTIES BACK IN SESSION TO PASS CONTROLS   Assembly Guards Oust Communist Leader; 50 Red Members Also Leave

10-HOUR SILENT *FILIBUSTER’ WAS BROKEN TODAY   National “Assembly Called Back Into Session This . Morning.   AN ANTI-STRIKE LAW   Was Requested by Premier Schuman to Fight. Work Stoppage in France.

Red Filibuster In Paris Is Broken Today   National Assembly Called Into Session To Fight Strikers

‘SITDOWN’ AIMED AT FRENCH PLAN   Red Aids “Park’ In Chamber To Fight Antistrike Step

Break French  Red Filibuster   Republican Guards Eject Red Deputy from Assembly Floor

Schuman Calls For Strict Law  Guards Break Up . Silent Filibuster

Mass Murder Tria! Ends in Acquittal of White Defendani:s   Jury Frees 28 Accused of Murdering Negro for Stabbing

No Convictions In Historic Southern Case   26 Defendants Had Signed Statements That They Were Present At Killing

JURY FREES ALL IN LYNCH TRIAL   28 More Acquitted To Enc South Carolina’s Case

Jury Exonerates All Charged in Death of Negro   ‘Interference’ From Northern Interests Claimed by Defense

Thanks Withheld  Jury Frees All 26 Men In Carolina Lynch Trial   Defense Attorneys’ Plea Of ‘Meddling’ Heeded By Jurors

All28 Freed In So. Carolina Lynching Trial   Judge Withholds Custom. ary Thanks to the  Jury

28 White Men Are Acquitted In Lynch Case   South Carolina Jury Finds Them Not Guilty Of Negro’s Murder.

FREE EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN LYNCH TRIAL   Last White Man to Die in South Carolina for Slaying Negro Was in 1848

28 Tried In LynchCase Acquitted   South Carolina Jury Free: 28 White Men in Slaying of Negro

Jurors Acquit 28 White Men In Lynch Trial   Defendants Charged Witk Killing Negro Who Stab. hed White Man; 31 Indicted

North Scored for Meddling   State Asked Conviction for -Death of Negro Taken from Jail

Charged With Lynch-Killing Young Negro   ‘Interference’ By North Criticized

28 White Men Acquitted Of Lynch Charges   Were Charged With Murder In Lynching Of Negro; Defense Charged Northern Meddling

28 Acquitted in Vass Lynch Trial  5 eee sale aQre   Defense Wins on Plea Of Interference by “Northern” F.B.L

‘Meddling’ By Northerners Is  Hit By Defense   Attorney Shouts He Wishes More Like Slain Negro Were Dead

Southern Jury lonores Signed Confessions   Cab Drivers And Families “Thank God’ For Verdict

2 WHITE MEN ACQUITTED AT. MASS MURDER TRIAL INSOUTH CAROLINA \OF CHARGES THEY LYNCHED A NECRO

Greenville Jury’s Blanket Acquittal Winds Up Mass Lynch Trial Of 28 Men

Jury Acquits 28 In Mass Lynch Trial   State Asked For Conviction of Alleged Slayers Of Negro

28 ACQUITTED OF CHARGES IN LYNCH TRIAL   South Carolina Jury Returns Blanket Verdict In Controversial Case

Southern Jury Acquits 28 Men In Lynch Trial   All White Defendants Released in Verdict

Jury Acquits 28  White Defendants  In Lynching Trial Judge Martin Jr.  Declines Comment, V/s-shLalide Thaatle

South Carolina Jury Frees 28 In Lynching Case   Blanket Acquittal Ends Nine-Day Murder Trial

JUDGE OMITS USUAL THANKS TO JURYMEN   Jurist Has NoComment As Historic 9-Day Trial Ends

Jury Acquits 28 White Men Of : Lynch Murder Of South Carolina Negro After Unprecedented Trial

Lynch-Murder Trial Is Ended With Acquittal   28 White Men “ Gave No Testimony Had No Witnesses

NORTHERN ‘MEDDLING’ ASSAILED   South Carolina Jury Acquits Men After Five Hours

Compliance on Food Program  Is Very Spotty   Housewives Buy Meat on ‘Meatless Tuesday” and Restaurants Serve It

MEATLESS DAY GAINS SUPPORT ACROSS NATION   Cash Wheat Prices Pass $3 Mark In Chicago

‘Freedom Train’ To Start Long Journey __ of Nation Saturday   Lesions in Anicricanism To: Be Carried to All . -Parts:of Country

U. S. Seeks To End UN Deadlock  Austin to Offer Compromise to Security Council  m Rueaal leenaee

President Is SummonedTo Family Home   Leave Washington At  Noon For Emergency  Flight To Bedside

Truman Flies Home, Mother Worse Again   Doctors Report 94.Year-Old Woman *Sinkine’ Today

Truman's Mother Suffers Relapse: Is Said Sinking   President Takes Off  For Home At 11 A. M.

MOTHER WORSE, RUMAN FLYING 70 MISSOURI   - Elderly ‘Woman Has Relapse

MRS. TRUMAN 1S RAPIDLY SINKING   President Aghin-Flies~    To Her Bedside

Assembly Gives Full Attention To Teachers Pay   Seven States Elevate Teachers’ Pay By Law

Slash Of Six Billion Dollars Gets Approval   Cut In Truman Budget Sails Through House 239 To 159

PARTY LINES HELD IN 239-159 TALLY   Resolution Now Goes To Senate; Day

Six Billion Slash Is Approved   Balloting Follows Party Lines; 159 Oppose Cut

SIX-BILLION CUT IN BUDGET GETS THROUGH HOUSE   Will Mean 20 Percent Income Tax Slash If Senate Gives Approval    DEMOCRATS WARN OF .1948 REPERCUSSIONS

HOUSE SLICES SPENDING BY 235-155 VOTE   ECONOMY ASSURES 20 PERCENT CUT IN INCOME TAX

Six Billion Slash Is Approved  Balloting Follows   Balloting Follows Party Lines; 159 Oppose Cut

Rep. Smith Only GOP Balloting Against Bill   Measure Passes, 239-159; Must Go To Senate Which Favors Smaller Cut

GOP Overrides Demo Opposition To Large Slash   Minority Says Reduction Will Imperil Nation’s Security

Sails Through By Vote Of 239-159  Bill Goes To Senate; Cut May Be Trimmed

GOP House Passes $6 Billion Slash   Party Lines Are Followed Generally In 239-159 Vote: Now Moves On Ta Senate

KOREAN SITUATION CAUSE OF CONCE®N OF UL $. OFFICIALS   No Hope Is Seen For End to 20-month Dispute with Soviet about Territory; Note is Delivered.   SHOWDOWN STATE IS REPORTED NEAR

U.S. ABANDONS ALL HOPE IN KOREAN ISSUE   Washington Rushing Plans to Bolster Economy of American-Controlled Zone.

Antitrust Unit Fights Monopoly   Clark Points Out Increase in Number of Big Combines

Justice Department Organizes Unit to Forestall Monopolies   Designed to Halt. Concentration in Economic Power

IDENTIFIED RY SHDVIVOR   Testimony Begins Today in Slaying Of Four Persons

Red Cross Studies  Storm Area Losses _  In Plymouth County Help Offered If  - Insurance Lacking — On Property

Five Nations On Record To join Parley    Other Acceptances Likely Momentarily ; 12 Seen as Minimum

Ask Russians fo Reconsider   Britain, France Send Note to Moscow Asking New Decision on Aid Plan

Sen. Ball Cries ‘Blitzkrieg On Europe Aid Plan   Declares Truman  Is Trying To Rush Action By Congress With ‘Mousetrap’ Play

Ball Charges Top U.S. Leaders Rush Relief Measure   Amendments, Debates Delay Fina, Vote in Senate on Emergency Assistance To Europe

AidBill Faces Delay   Senator Ball Asserts Administration Is Trying “Blitzkrieg”

Ball Lashes Rushing Of Relief Bill   Says Truman Resorts To ‘Blitzkrica’

SENATE VOTE SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY   Senator Ball Claims Rush Act ‘Is Phoney’

Ball Assails ‘Blitzkrieg’ On Aid Fund   Congress Will Set Own Pace On Voting Cash

Final Ballot On Relief Measure Expected Mon.   Ball Says Congress Getting Rush Act

3ALL ‘CHARGES. ‘BLITZKRIEG' “es  ‘Solons Balk at Rushing Passage of Aid Measure

Sen. Ball Terms Europe Aid Rust A Blitzkrieg   Congress Appears Determined To Set its Own Pace

Truman Accused Of Trying Blitz On Foreign Aid   Senator Ball Says Mouse Trap Tactics Used On Conaress

SENATORS BALK AT SWIFT ACT   Minnesotan and Others Accuse Truman of ‘Mousetrap’ On Aid Issue

Vote to Cut Funds Heads  For Revision   Leaders Sce Little Chance OF Action on Assistance Program Before Latter Part of Next Week

— LEGISLATION— Senate.  Postpones Vote   MONDAY FIXED AS NEW GOAL

Monday Fixec For Senate’s Ballot on Aid   Further Delay Due For House Actions ‘Rush Act? Charved

Senate Vote On Aid Bill Is Delayed; Ball Criticized Administration Plan

Congress fo Set Its Own Pace in Aid Legislation  Sen. Ball Charges Truman Seeks Rush

CLAIMS TRICK PREGOURE PUT ON CONGRESS   Declares No Suffering Will Be Caused by Delay of Few Weeks.

Senator Claims Congress Gets The Rush Ad «.   Final Senate Vote On Plan Delayed;Mondav Ile Gaal *:

BLITZ TACTICS ON RELIEF ARE UNDER ATTACK   Sen. Ball Says Truman Seeking to Speed Plans Through

Congress to Set Own Pace in Aid   Flurry of Debate Prevents a Final Vote in the  Senate   BALL SEES RUSH ACT      Lack of Quorum May Postpone Renewal of Debate to Monday

Blitzkrieg Play On Foreign Aid, Senator Charges   Congress Indicates Program will Get Lenathy Diseussion

GOP Hoists Slow Sign on Foreign Aid   All Phases To Be Explored Before Taking Final Action

Senator Claims Congress Gets The Rush Ad   Final Senate Vote On Plan Delayed; Monday Je Gaal

Flurry of Debate Postpones Final Vote in Senate   Vandenberg Sets Monday As Goal for Ballot But Mav Re Last of Week

TYDINGS SAYS TAX REDUCTIONS  MUST BE DELAYED AS SPENDING CUTS ARE LESS THAN: EXPECTED

Tax Reduction Motion Before Senate Today   Democrats Mustering Strength To Defer Action Until June  10: Tydings Talks

Democrats Ask For Delay In  Tax Reduction   Senator Tydings Takes Floor To Argue Against Any Immediate Tax Cutting Action as Vote Nears.

BLIND “HAM” HELPS WOMAN TALK TO SON    VV WaVasest BSREsSR BY WU  ‘Morrisville Man Makes Con.  tact With Soldier in  Frankfurt, Germany  TALK IS RECORDEN

Marshall Predicts Accord  In Moscow Peace Parley   Tells Russians To Expect Difficulties But Ils Confident Of Avreement

MARSHALL SAYS DIFFICULTIES CAN BE MET; MOSCOW PARLEY OF ‘TREMENDOUS IMPORTANCE?’

Marshall Sees Ditticulties But Success In Moscow  Speaks Over Radio To Soviet ‘Populace After Arriving :

U.S. Secrefary Finishes Trip To Conference   Statement to Russian ’ People is Issued Upon. ° Landing . es

Marshall, In Moscow, Sees Suceess Hope   Problems Will Be Solved, He Tells  Russian Citizens

GERMANY ONE OF BIG ISSUES   Report Bevin Ready To Press for 50-Year 4-Power Pact

U.S. Secretary All Ready For ~ Opening Today   Uitticulties Faced, H Says In His Preliminary Talks

American Secretary of State Lands in Moscow From Berlin; His Statement is Broadcast.

Foreign Ministers Face Great Difficulties, But ~~  Marchall Is Confident

‘Ministers b¢ acing Difficulties at Moscow Parley   But Marshall Tells Russian People He’s Confident Agreement Can Be Reached ai Big Four Meat

GENERAL TELLS RUSSIANS = OF GREAT PARLEY   Marshall, Landing In Moscow, Makes Talk ) To Red Citizens

Marshall Voices Belief Peace Accord Possible   State Secretary Tells Russians Difficulties Can Be Overcome

TELLS RUSSIANS: : PACTS COME FIRSf      dmits Difficulties Confrozi Big Fou     Ministers; Has Faith in

US Closes 518 Mines; Lewis Says Others Will Da Reonened Next Week

“DANGEROUS” MINES CLOSED BY KRUG ORDER   John L. Lewis Terms It All as Purely “Deathbed Confession’

LEWIS ROARS FOR REMOVAL OF SECRETARY   CABINET OFFICER FAITHLESS, SAYS UMW CHIEF

Secretary Krug Pins ‘Dangerous’ Tag On 518 Soft Coal Mines. Closes Them

Settle Down for Final 10 Days . Of Legislature  About 150 Bills Are Left From Screenina

Girl Serious! y Hurt in Crash  On Road 250   One Driver Arrested In Each of Mishaps Near Brownstown— Traffic Very Heavy

‘Buffalo Hunt Procedure Changed ‘After Radio, Press Charge Cruelly

$10,180 Raised In Chest Drive   Total of $26,780 To Finance Budgets For Agencies Here

Chest Drive at Half-Way Point   $13,284 is Pledged On $26,780 Budget After Month’s Work

Senate Rules Death To OPA   Rent and Sugar Controls May End Before June 30 For Lack of Funds

Order OPA to End June 30   ioe GF SESE WH OT  Senate Votes Agency $17,000,000 to Wind I]Jn Control Work

End Of Controls In Sight... .  OPA’S DEATH DATE ~ PLACED JUNE SOTE

OPA To Breathe Last On June 30   Predict Controls Will End Earlier

DEFINITE. DEATH  DATE SET FOR OPA   Senate Writes Verdict To End Agency by June 30

OPA Functioning May Cease June 3¢   Critics Say Agency Must Die With End OF Elecntl Vane“

Definite Death § Sentence Confronts OP P.A AL  ~ * 6. . aw an timo He nie >» At .  > i eae -S a ache Ba ' . % Ps   Senate Writes Verdict Despite Plea OF OTC Administrator

OPA Is Doomed By Senate Vote   Faces Definite June 30 Death Sen Sie pie.

OPA IS FACING DEATH SENTENGE   Senators Vote to End War Agency by June 30

OPA Faces Death Sentence in June  To Die With End Of the Fiscal Year

Definite Death Sentence Confronts 0.P.A.  * * ® * * « s, * * * * * ® * « * * Senate Writes Verdict Decntte Plena OF QTC Adlsnjrictrntar

OPA Faces June 30 Deadline   Conference Committee Expected to Be Named in Matter

SENATORS TOLL BELL FOR OPA   Critics Say Agency Must Di June 30—Rent Control Breakdown Seen

OPA’s Death Definitely Set For June 30   Once - Powerful Wartime Agency Must Die After End Of Fiscal Year, Is Verdict OF Critics

Senate-House Conference Sef Over OPA Fate   Death Sentence Decreed for Agency In Senate Action

QPA FACES SUR OATH BY JUNE ad   Senate- House Committee Conference Planned to tron Out Differences —

PRESIDENT MAY VETO WOOL BILL   Rep. Cooley Says Actior  Would Be Sustained

Frigid Wave Will Follow  Dixie Floods   Areas In West Brace For Cold; Georgia, Alabama Fight Swollen Rivers

Cold Wave Heads Toward Midwest   17 Degree Drop ir Four Hours Recorded in Dakotas

Ex-Soldier Held For Arraignment  Took Photographs From Los Alamos

Former Soldier Held for Taking A-Bomb Photos   G-Men Seize Evidence in Brooklyn Home

Ex-Soldier Held For Larceny Of Secret Photos   FBI Recovers Pictures .Of Atomic Research  Eauinment.

Ex-Soldier Held After ‘Highly Confidential’ Photos Are Recovered

FIND ATOM PICTURES IN EX-GPS ROOMS   FBI Arrests Brooklyn Man, 27; Was Stationed At Los Alamos

Former Soldier Held in Theft of Atom Pictures   Accused of Removing Secret Photographs From Los Alamos Plant

Third Ex-Soldier is Taken for Theft of A-Bomb Photographs   New Yorker Admits Stealing Pictures and Then Burning Them Up

Ex-Soldier Heli In Photograpiing ()f Atomic Plant   Secret Pictures Found In Home  Of Brooklyn Man

SECRET ATOMIC PHOTOS STOLEN   Former Army Sergeant To Face Charges At Los Alamos

Third Arrest For Theft Of Atom Secrets   Former Soldier, Taken By FBI, Charged With  Having ‘Confidential Dhataceanh.?

EX - SOLDIER HELD; HAD PHOTOGRAPHS FROM LOS ALAMOS   FBI Makes Arrest in Brooklyn; Third Former Soldier to Fa ce Charges

Atom Photo Theft Charge   Ex-GI Held Affer “Confidential” Picture: Found at Home 

3rd Ex-Soldier Has Atomic Date  Former.Los Alamos Photoarapher Held

Ex-6I hes at      “Held j in $10, 000 Bail oo ‘Confidential, 00 bail

Hold Ex-Gl on Picture Charge   To Be Arraigned for Taking Secret A-Bomb Photographs

Took Secret Photos From Los Alamos   Arrested by FBI Agents In New York; Admite Taking Pictures

Young Veteran Held In Theft A-Bomb Photos   FBI Agente Arrest Ex-GI In Brooklyn Home; Discover Picturea Of Equipment

EX-GI HELD FOR TAKING OF ATON PLANT PICTURES   37 Photos Turned Up by Agents with Brooklyn Arrest

' _—FIND PICTURES IN BROOKLYN HOME—  New Yorker Nabbed In Bomb Photo Theft

Arnold» Kivit “Arrested in Brooklyn; Agents Get 37 Pictures,  10: Negatives 

Ex-Gl Held in Theft of Atomic Data   Confidential Photos Taken  Cenewe ] mx Alnw--e

Ex-G. I. Arrested On Charge Of Taking Hichly Confidential Atom Bomb Photos

Ex-GI Charged With Stealing  Atom Secrets   Former Soldier Was Attached  To. Log Alamos

Ex-Gl Held In Theft of Atom Photos   Brooklyn Man To Face Charges In New Mexico

Ex-GI Charged With Stealing’ Atomic Photos   Consents to Return te New Mexico to Face Trial

Veteran Stole Atom Secrets, FBI Charges   Photographs Found at Brooklyn Home, Agents Declare

ATOMIC PHOTOS FOUND ON EX-Gi   Brooklynite Is Third Seized on Similar Charges

Veteran Held In Theft of Atom Secrets   Removal of Highly Seeret Data From Los Alemos Charged

Photos From Atomic Plant Said Stolen   Former Soldier Is Arrested By FBI In Brooklyn

‘Young Veteran Will Be Tried  In New Mexice   Former Sergeant Charged With Stealing Secret Photographs Of Atom Bomb

FBI Recovers Photos, Negatives ....  Vet Held In ‘Taking  Of Atomic Pictures

FBI Agents Arrest Man In Brooklyn   73 Photographs, 10 Negatives Are Recovered

EY-G.1, CHARGED WITH THEFT OF ATOMIC PHOTOS   ‘Highly - Confidential’ Shots Found By FBI During Search Of Home

FBI Agents Nab ExSoldier For Taking Atom Bomb Photos   Find Evidence In Home; Man Tells Details

FOR THERT TOW DAT!   New Yorker Admits Taking Photographs From Los Alamos Installation

!—LOS ALAMOS — 37 A-Bomb Photos  Seized;   EX-GI HELD IN FBI RAID

TREE ARE KILLED Al CHICAGO TODAY   Mother and Child Slain by Husband's Stepfather; Later Shoots Self.

3rd Party in 1948 May Be Necessary Wallace Declares   Tells New York Audience He Will Give Democrats One Final Chance

Chisago and Polk Counties On Wet Side   Shift After Being Dry for Decades; Rand leenee Win

Tramans, Envoy Send Wedding Gifts ELIZABETH GETS AMERICAN CRYSTA'

Kaiser Asks US Take Huge Loss   Fate Of RFC May Hang On Bid To Absorb 85-Million Debt

Kaiser Asks RFC to Cut Down Loan  Wants Fontana   Wants Fontana Debt Reduced By $85 Million

Tribune Bargain Day Tomorrow   Special Subscription Price of 38 for Year In Effect Only One Day

fist Annual Bargain Day of Daily Tribune Will “the Observed March 3

FOUR FACE ODD CHARGE OF EXTORTION.   ’ Obtained ed $70, 000 From Detroit —  Ration Board: Clerk

FOUR MEN HELD FOR EXTORTION   TWO CIO OFFICIALS ACCUSED IN NETROIT CASE

Three-Year-Old Chases Trolley Cars To Find Out Where They’re Going

Curious Three-Year-Old Peduls After Trolleys To Learn Where They Go

U.S. Criticism May Delay Report On Europe’s Needs in Self-Help Plan

Foreign Ministers Final Session Postpones by Bevin for Week or Two

Postpone Meet Of Ministers   Criticism by U. S. Of Report on Needs Brings Delay

Expect Postponement of Week for Delegates to Trim Europe's Needs

[Bevin Postpones End Of Economic Parley   Takes Action Because Of United States Criticism Of Final Report On Europe's Needs

Report fo Call For $18 Billion In U.S. Relief   Bevin Delays Marshall Plan Session Windup

British Foreign Office Announces Secretary Bevin Has Delayed Scheduled Windup Session Of Foreign Ministers Of Sixteen Nations Because Of U. S. Criticism Of “Final” Report On Europe’s Needs —No Alternative Date Suggested

$18 Billion Ai Startles U.S.. Lurope Feels   Bevin Postpones Seheduled Closing Of Paris Talks— i) § (Controls Seen

SOVIET BOYCOTTS   -Absence Causes Concern But Raises No Legal Difficulties

Russia Boycotts Opening Session of U. N. Council  Absence Causes ’ Concern Among Officials

RUSSIA BOYCOTTS MEETING OF U, N   REDS FAIL TO ATTEND FIRST SESSION OF TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL.

Russia Boycotts Opening Session FU. N. Council   Soviet Minus Delegate at Trusteeship Meeting

Long Mountair States Phone Strike Settled   Agreement With Bell  Company Extends to Workers in El Paso

Van Buren Charged With Murder, Held In Co. Jail For Trial   Neighbor Testifies At Hearing As To Acts Leading Up To Shooting

Military Affairs Subcommittees 1p  ~ Meet Jointly to Consider Drafting Single Bonus Proposal After Marehers Demand Action on Five-Point Program,

ONUS GROUPS EMAND ACTION   + Meeting of Ohio House, Senate Considered

INDONESIANS BALK ATU. §. MEDIATION IN INDIES DISPUTE   Republican Regime Favors  Arbitration By Interna tional Board

JUDGE WRIGHT, ROGER Q KIMMEL ARE INVITED TO PUBLIC AID CONFERENCE

HESS IN PRISON TO SERVE LIFE   Former No. 2 Nazi and Six Others Transferred To Spandau

Court Martial Would Mave Blocked Civilian Action — Gen. HM. H. Arneld, Former Air Force Ohief, and Meyers’ Superior During the War, May be Witness Monday.

COURT MARTIAL REQUEST Or RETIRED OFFICER HAS BEEN™ - "DENIED ‘BY ARMY. _.

MEYERS DENIED COURT MARTIAL   General Eaker And Former Hughes Official Called In Probe”

Court Martial _ Request Denied   Former Maj. Gen. Meyers Is Refused Court Martial Action   SENATE PROBE WILL CONTINUE

U. S. Plane Missing In Athens Vicinity   Greek, British And American Planes Begin Search For Military Transport

Green Charges Move To Wreck Labor Unions   AFL Chief Assails Proposed Laws; CIO Merger Outlook Dim

Green Blames Inflation, Government Intervention for Industrial Unrest

Green Blames Inflation For Unrest   Charges Laws Destroying Labor Unions

LABOR’S VIEWS. RECITED AGAIN   AFL President Green Declares Legislation Intended Largely To Kill Unions

Green Says Labor Legislation Aimed To Wreck Unions   Inflation Ie Keal Casuse  of Tndastrial Unrest. He Deelares in Statement

Green Asserts Death Of-Unions Labor Law Ain   AFL Leader Says Causes OF Industrial’ Strife Noi Handled In Legislation

Statesville Shots   Informal Glimpses ef People In and Areund Statesville.

Critical Shortages of Food in Germany. ~ Challenge Officials   Experts ‘Meet. ‘Today to Consider Means to Re- lieve Situation » ”

Germans Assured Of Help   U. S. to Send Vast Quantity of Food to Western Military Zone

» —TROOPS TO SMASH BLACK. MARKET— New Cut in Rations Proposed in Reich

GRIFFIS NAMED  TO POLISH POST   Senate Committee Acts On Truman Nominees

Two Men On Way Here Hurt by Train   Car Demolished at Crossing At Crawfordsville

Most Units Will Be Disbanded in State by April    Grah! Praises Work of War-time Agency; National Guard Units Being Formed

Pin Ball, Jukebox Taxes Listed Under Sweeping Plan for Additional Funds

FRIDAY SET FOR HOUSE APPROVAI OF AID MEASURE   Marshall’s Address Improves Chances For Greek Hill

Vanguard Sails For South Africa   King George, Queen Elizabeth and Two Princesses Aboard

ROYAL FAMILY SAILED TODAY   British Monarchs And Princesses Sail For South Africa On Goodwill Tour.

Paris Parley In Good Star!   Bevin Foresees Good Results As Outcome Of Excellent Start At Conference

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS  — 4-4... i; gn ,-.. yn 8. 4   Bevin Sees Marshall Conference as “Good Start”

BEVIN EXPECTS ‘GOOD RESULTS FROM AID PLAN      Committees Will Take Ovel As Delegation Leaders End First Meeting

Molotov Against It Commission Proposed to Iron German-Polish Border Details

COMPROMISE ON GERMAN - POLISH BORDER OFFERED   Angle - American Suggestion Is Blocked By Seviet Minister   FURTHER STUDY IS URGED BY BIDAULT

Marshall Asks Body to Study PoleBoundary   ‘Bevin Joins in Proposa Which Quickly Draws  oo ne

Commission or German-Polish  Border Asked   Proposal Made by America, Britain Is Opposed by Molotov

MOLOTOV BARS CHANGING ANY POLE BOUNDARY   U. S., British Plan Tc Return Farmlands To Germany Blocked

Polish Boundary Argument Splits Big Four Again   Russia Opposes Return Of Some Silesian Farm Lands to the Germans

BORDER PLAX GIVEN BIG 4      Molotew Blocks Plan Britain, U. S. Proxncse

Molofov Blocks German-Polish Border Proposal  Commission To Fix Boundary Suggested

MOLOTOY Is INSISTENT ON STAND TAKEN   Approves Retention of Land Held and Occupied by Poland

Britain, U.S. Ask Border GroupSet Up   Motion Blocked By Molotoy As Powers Areue Polish Issue

U.S. Proposes Create Body Ic Hx Frontier  Will Work Out Compromise On DPaland Rarder

'YouthsA diitit They Robbed, Shot Young — Auto Worker   Lone Detective Nabs  Pair; Victim, 25 Year Old Air Force Veteran; Dies of Bullet Waunds

2 MEN TELL STORY OFRILLING: CAUGHT BY INDIANA POLICE   Young Auto Worker Dies at Detroit; Pair Arrested at Richmond Confesses Fatal Shooting.   TORTURE CHARGES DENIED, HOWEVER

Man Found In Pontiac Barn Dies of Wounds.   His Two Attackers: Are Caught At™ Richmond, Ind.

METHODISTS AT YOUTH MEETING   10,000 Delegates From All Parts Of Nation And From Dozen Foreign Countries Attend Youth Fellowship Seesions In Cleveland.

Midwest Receives  Fresh Cold Wave   Wisconsin; ‘Minnesota,1 owa Face Subzero Reailinise5! Storm in Canada -.

Frigid Weather Heads This Way   As Low As 15 Below Zero Forecast For  Midwest Area.

FAST-MOVING COLD WAVE IS SPREADING   Prospects That Temperatures  Would Sink Below Zero In Northern States.

TRUMAN POLICY OES BEFORE UN   Opposition Grows to Proposed RFC Stop-Gap Loan

NATIONS ATTACK ECONOMIC ILLS   Envoys Of 62 Countries Assemble In Havana For War On Wars

a et! Le: pee ee eee ee  lilinois Congressmen Vote On Measure To Restrict Labor

fewish Agency Expected to Make Formal Rejection of British Demands — Rejection it is Believed Will Lead to Gradual Imposition of Stattitory Martial Loa.

Man Dies in  Auto Crash   Girl Companion Badly Injured After Colliding With Fuel Oil Truck

LARAINE DAY UP BEFORE JUDGE   Movie Actress Must Give Satisfactory Explanation of Mexican Divores or Mave, California Deore Revokud,.

JUDGE TOUGH ON ‘LIP’, LARAINE   MAY REVOKE HER CALIFORNIA DIVORCE’ .

Laraine Day Ordered to Explain ‘Flouting’ of Calif. Law or Face Revocation of Her Divorce Becree

HUGHES PROBE T0 BE PRESSED NEXT MONDAY   ‘Political Pressure’ Charges Hurled By Brewster

3 Townships Plan Central School Plant   Consolidation Pian Proposed In This County

LOVE LETTER’ LEAK IS PROBED   Paper Publishes Notes of Mur. der Defendants

Urges Jews Have Voice In UN Meet   Violence Flares At Springfield's Bell Building   Aleman Praises Pan-Americanism   Budget Surplus Of U.S. Lower   Civcnw Water BnanecyT   Love Letters Bewilder State’s Attorney

Can't Cage Capid——————_-____—_——Accused Slayers Exchange ‘Hot’ Love Notes In Jail

Would Cut Interest on Tax Retunds   Sees Saving Of 33 Million In Budget For 1948

GORE FAVORS INCOME TAX INTEREST CU   Lawmaker Says Halving Interest the U.S. Must Spend on Overpayments Would Save Government $33,000,000.

COAL STOPPAGE NOW SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 31ST   J. S. Government To Ask Supreme Court lo Hand Down Immediately Its Mandate Against John LL. Lewis And  Union   Large Companies Earn 6 Per Cent That Way...   MR RE AY A TT TT I A ORR eR  HINTS MANY OVERPAY TAXES 70 CLAIM REFUND INTEREST

Budget Saving Seen by Mr. Gore Tn Cut in Interest Rate on Income  Tax Refunds; Small Fellow Not Hit

Gore Points Way to Save $33,000,000   Would Cut Interest on Income Tax  Refunds to 3%

Deadline Set For Action On Truman Doctrine Passes With  No Early Decisions Indicated

FURTHER DELAY IN ACTION BY CONGRESS SEEN   Wallace Charges Program Is Designed To Protect Middle East On Reserves

GREEK DEADLINE OF TRUMAN GONE   Wallace Challenges Plan of President in Talk at New York.   By HARRISON SALISBURY (United Press Foreign News  eS oo os

DIFFER ABOUT MOVIE PROBE   One ‘Asks Red Investigation as Another Claims No Need. =

Con gress   Rvaatiatie a! - Sabo epateegt  Differ Today On Need. For Hollywood Inquiry

Views Differ On Probing Movies For Communists  Johnston Opposes Bar On Actors, Writers; Tax Action Delayed

Freighter Is High And Dry Off Nantucket   Portland Craft Sent To Rescue

$20,000 Damage Suit Is Taken From Jury   Man Killed By Freight Car , Held Negligent By Jurist

U.S. BOMBERS REACH ALASKA   Eight B-29s Complete First Leg of One-Stop Flight From Tokyo to U. S.

JAPAN TO ULS.A, FLIGHT FINISHED   Superfortresses Land Ih Alaska, Then Go On To Washington

TOKYO-10- ALASKA HOP COMPLETED BY 8 ARMY BOMBERS   Superfortresses Bound for Washington in Fog Seven Hours on 3,500-Mile Flight.   PILOTS SEE OCEAN ONLY PART OF TIME   One Plane Forced Down at   Adak Island in Aleutians —Artives at Anchorage 3 Hours Later.

Army Planes Make Landing   Eight Superforts Halfway To Their Destination  In: US: il

B-29 Squadron on Way to Washington On Hop From Tokyo  One Plane Delayed by   One Plane Delayed by Forced Landing at Adak Island

Legislature Passed Many Acts In 1947   REVIEW OF MEASURES REVEALS WORTHY PROGRAM

PUBLIC’S PRICE ADVICE SOUGHT   Senate Heute Group Seeks Facts From Leaders

Seek Advice On National Economics   Congress Committee Headed by Taft to Call in U. S. Industrial Leaders

WORKERS SIGN CONTRACT BASED ON PRICE INDEX   ClO SHOE WORKERS TO GET IMMEDIATE THREE CENT BOOST

Central Peru Is Shaken Today By Earthquake   Feared Some May Have Been Trapped in Buildings That Collapsed

QUAKE ROCKS CAPITAL OF PERU   Central Part of Country Shaken By Strong Tremor

CENTRAL PERU HIT BY QUAKE   t Known Dead and  Several Are Injured

State Auditor Ordered To Provide Facilities  To Accept Applications

TRUMAN ASKS EXTENSION OF CREDIT CURBS   Act Sought to Retain Wartime Checks On Credit Purchases

Continued Credit Control Sought By President   Truman Fears Effect Of Installment Buying In Uncurbed Volume

Truman Asks Continuance of Credit Curbs   President Says He'll Scrap Controls Unless Congress Votes Bill

Truman Asks Congress For Peacetime Curb On instaiiment Buying   WANTS AUTHORITY OWER @REBIT LEST EASY ROMNEY KEEP PRICES FF FROM COMING DOWS;

Truman Asks Extension Of Credit Curbs   Urges Peace-Time Act To Limit Credit Buying

Truman Asks Credit Curbs Be Continued   But if Congress Refuses. He Will Decree End Of Controle

CREDIT BUYING CURB IS ASKED   Truman To Lift Controls If Congress Refuses To Pass Law

TRUMAN ASKS LAW TO CURB CREDIT IN PEACE TIME   Threatens to Scrap Wartime Controls Now in Effect If Congress Refuses io Pass Billi.   LEGISLATION HE WANTS BEFORE HOUSE GROUP   President Informs Eccles In. stallment Buying Has Been Expanding at Disturbing Rate.

Truman Urges Continuing of  Credit Curbs  ‘President Says Easy Money May Prevent

e PAUL MALLON—  Holds Choice of Philadelphia No Victory for Dewey

SHOWERS FORECAST   Tem atures Expected te Drop rom Present High Levels

U. S, SEEKS TO HOLD Bie 4 TO AGENDA   French Chaos Worries Marshall

New Molotov Barrage Likely   Marshall Not Expected to Answer Red Charge

Chaos In France ltaly Inspired By Russians   Marshall Believes Part of Red Plan to Crack Western Front

Bevin Urges Russia To Bael Marshall Plan   ‘Cease Dividing East And West’ Britain’s Secretary Requests

Send Us Men, Widows Plead   All Yugoslav. Village’s Males Killed’ by Nazis

= IEE IEE NRE  Send Us Men’ Plead Widows of Village Where All Males Slaughtered in War

Nations Gang Up On Reds On Force   U. N. Delegates In Open Debate

U.N. Police Force Debate Opens Today  Major Powers Line Up Against Russia In Seeurite Council

Majer Powers Oppose Soviets on U. N. ‘Army  * = a7. - ee ot ace »>na @é ay... whe BB ke a all an "=. ee ae

Global Police Debate Begins In U. N. Council   Western Powers Line Up For A New Tussle With Ruesia.

Major World Powers Line Up Against Russia at UN Debate on Global Police

Major Powers Oppose Soviets on U. N. Army  Russians Dissent on Third of "Police Fares ve at. ee.  im ai

General Debate Opens On Plan Backed By U.S.   Soviet Union Dissents On Proposals ‘To Set Up World Yorce Designed to Avert War   Lengthy Argument In Council Slated   Smaller Countries To Be Given First Chance To Express Views On Police Force

‘Other Nations In Agreement On Principles   Russia Disagrees On More Than Third; May Take Two Months For Action.

Slashes in Exeise axes Also Scheduled To Follow  Proclamation by Truman

Strike Control Weapon Dropped  Excise Tax Rates Drop To Pre-War Levels

World War Il Hostilities Are Officially Ended   White House Bombshell Scraps Nation’s Biggest Strike Control Weapon

POWER: {ISED INEMERGENCY ARE GIVEN UP   SURPRISE ACT CUTS $1,500,000,000 OFF TAS ML

PROCLAMATION DECLARES END OF WORLD WAR   Many War Powers And Taxes Ended By  Truman’s Act

In Bombshell  Yields. Many   War Powers   Announcement Comes As Surprise. On New Year‘s Eve. Big Tax Cut -Is Promised. Strike Honvol Scrapped.  i wi}  i eR ie ee

Cessation of Hostilities Is Proclaimed   Move Means Gigantic Tax Cut, Scrapping of Strike Curb Weapon

Truman Action Cuts Tax Bill Over .Billion   White House Hostility-End Bombshell Sweeps Away Many Top War Powers; Selective Service Unchanged.

Include Billion And Half in Taxes On Luxury Items, Power To Seize Struck Industries

Smith-Connally Act Erased; 1% Billions  In Taxes Wiped Out   Surprise New Year's Eve Proclamation Proves Bombshell -- Legally War and Emergency Still Exist as Hostilities Ended

Huge Tax Cut, Other Changes  To Take Place   Scrapping of Best Strike Control Weapon Challenges New Lawmakers

Surprise Action Means a Tax Cut Of $1,500,000, 000   Biggest Strike Control Weapon Scrapped By Order

Truman Yields Man of Government's  World War Powers   Action Announced New Year’s Eve Means Huge Tax Cut; Scraps Important Strike Control Weapon

Truman Ends Kmerceney On New Year  President Gives Nation  One and a Half Billion Tax Cut By Move

Fifty-one Emergency Laws Doomed by President’s Proclamation Declaring Hostilities at End.   ACTION MEANS TAX CUT OF $1,500,000,001   Authority to Seize Strike bound Plants Dies — Nation’s Selective Service Act Not Affected.

Coal Miners Say They’ve Got To Have Meat; Truman Plea For Meatless Tuesday Being Generally Ignored

45,000 PAY HONORS AT LAGUARDIA RITES   Foreign Statesmen Accord Former Mayor Tribute

ar illest sy mel cata ts amtecmnaest >  Last Rites Today For LaGuardia

YanksDrowned In Jap Floods; ‘Trains Blocked   Death Toll Mounts, Ove  . 2,300-Reported Déad  (: Or-Missing; Many GIs Marooned .

2 AMERICAN SOLDIERS  DROWNED; AMONG TOKIO CASUALTIES, 2949 LISTED

1378 PERSONS FAD, MISSING N JAP FLOOD   U.S. Planes Parachute Food To Marooned

Hundreds Dead In Typhoons And Floods In Japat   Two American Soldiers Among 2,949 Casualties Already Listed In  Disaster    TWO OF JAPAN’S ISLANDS STRUCK

ESTIMATE FLOOD WATERS CAUSED NEARLY 3.000 CASUALTIES—TOKYO  FLOOD FEARED

Jewish Sabbath Anything But Quiet  Two Slayings, Kidnaping, Arson Effort Among Bits Of Violence

Kidnaping, Death Mar Sabbath Day  Tension Still High in Weary Holy Land

New Violence In Palestine Mars Sabbath   Two Slayings, Arson, Kidnaping :ncrease Fear of Retaliation

Guns of Assassin: Cut Down Two; One Is Kidnaped  Other Violence Reported From Holy Land

Guns of Assassins Cut Down Two; One Is Kidnaped  Other Violence Reported

Violence Marks Day In Holy Land  Two Slayings And — Kidnapings Occur

COTTON MAKES COMEBACK Texas Does Its Share To  Meet World Food Demands

NRASURE IS BRING STUDIED   Action Is Sought Ere Session of Congress Is Brought to Close

Senate Chart: Inflation Bill Action Today   Taft Measure Vote Unlikely Before: Holidays in House

Senate Will Consider — Taft’s Anti-Inflation Bill   Full Congressional Action Before ’ Syocial- Session Ends Is Doubtful

Senate Plans Vote on Taft's Inflation Bill   Chances Remain Doubtful For Full Censideration  Re Fuad af Secaian

Senate to Consider Anti-Inflation Bill At Today’s Session   Modified Measure by Taft Wins Approval Of Banking Committee; GOP Leaders Will Press for Final Passage Today

SENATE KEEPS ANTI - INFLATION MEASURE ALIVE   Taft’s Modified Bill To Be Considered By Upper . House Today   SENATOR ADMITS IT IS STOP-GAP PLAN

Senate to Hear Anti-Inflation Bill Similar to One Killed in the House

Senate Agrees to Consider Control Bill   Chances for Full Congressional Action Doubiful

Senate Agrees To Act On Taft Economic Bill   Similar Measure Lost Out In House

Taft Offers GOP Plan To Curb —— Senate To Consider Anti-Intlation Bill

Senate Agrees To Consider New GOP Bill   Chances for Passage of Anti-Inflation Measure Are Doubtfu

Senate To Take Up Taft Bill  Doubtful If Session  Can Comolete Actior

TAFT BILL TO HOLD DOWN PRICES GOES TA SENATE TODAY   Consideration to Begin at Once—Full Congressional _ Action Before End of Session Doubtful.   CALLS FOR VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS BY FIRMS   Measure Identical to One House Rejected Except That Ié Does Not Require Larger Gold Reserves.

Senate Will Consider Revised Anti-Inflation Bill Proposed By Taft   Doubt Full Congressional Action Possible Before End Of Session

Liberalism Being Sold By Wallace   He Says That’s His Jot In Interview at Minne apolis Today

SPRINGLIKE WEATHER OVER WEEK-END SEEN   Forecaster Says Missouri and Kan sas Can Expect Comfortable ® Temperatures.

TEST SCHOOL WELLS   Deugias County Health Departmen! Reports on Rural Situation

TEST SCHOOL WELLS   Douglas County Health Department  ante ea Rural Siluatwoa

Former LeMars Priest Killed In Highway Accident   Rev. John Neppel Dies When Car Strikes Culvert © '

Former LeMars Priest Killed In Highway Accident  Rev. John Neppel Dies When Car

SIZZLING 106. SEASON'S HIGE   ‘Altug Hottest Spot. in. Okla: homa Thursday—Scorchers Beem Tadew

Temperature High In Most Of Stafe  Temperature At Altus   Temperature At Altus Wes 106 Degrees; Low Here Was 78

France Seizes Utility Plants   Ramadier Orders Gas, Electric Systems Taken Over, Drafts 85,000 Workers Inte Army to Forestall Threatened Strike

Threat Of Strike ls Thwarted   Workers Are Forced Into Army Under War Time Measure

Premier Signs Drastic Decree To Nip Strike In Utilities Industry

FRENCH DECREE DRAFTS 85,001   Utility Workers Ordered tc  Serve in Army

NATION'S. GAS AND ELECTRIC SETUP SEIZED   Gov't. Drafting Workers into _ Army Under Penalty _..-- of Prison: Terms.

GAS-ELECTRIC PLANTS SEIZED BY RAMADIER   Workers Threatened With Arrest In Crisis

Workers Face Mobilization in  Freneh Crisis  flav’ Aete ta Llasd (it      Gov't Acts to Head Of:  Threatened Power : ‘  Kttrike

BE RESURFACED; DISCUSS ZONING   Council Awards Contract For Amesite Surface On 2 Squares of Market St.   State To Again Be Asked To Improve W

To Paddle or Not to Paddle?  Parental Delinquency Is Blamed For Rise In Juvenile Crime Rate

Parents Cel Another Verbal Spanking  Moms and Pons Also Get Some Praise

Not Doing Right By Kids, Says Congress  ‘Delinquent Parents’ Get Verbal Spanking

Believes It Is Parents  Who Should Be Spanked   Rep. Gross’ Plan To Not Spare Rod For Children Brings Reaction From Other Sources At Wash ington

Reuther Gains Complete Control Of Auto Workers   Anti-Reuther Forces Knocked Out Of SecretaryTreasuryship—Bitter Factionalism Ended

REUTHER ELECTED “UAW PRESIDENT    SCORES~EVEN GREATER VIC TORY WHEN HIS BACKERS DEFEAT GEOEGE ADDES,

Reuther Voted Undivided Rule By Auto Union   Secretarial Choice Seore: ‘Victory Over Top Rival; President Reelected

REUTHER SCORES CLEAR VICTORY IN CONVENTION   George F. Addes, Head Of Left-Wing CIO-UAW Faction, Defeated   COMPLETE CONTROL OF UNION IS WON

REUTHER WINS VOTE CONTEST   Reelected UAW President, ~ Ousts Addes From Pest  : Of Union Treasurer

Reuther and Whole Ticket Are Voted In   Addes Beaten For Secretary-Treasurer Of The CIO Auto Union

REUTHER GAINS TOP UAW SEAT DEFEATS. ADDES   West Virginian Given Ful Control After Long Factional Battle

REUTHER IS RENAMED BY UAW VOTE   George Addes, Chief Foe, Is Defeated in Ballot for Secretary

Wins Smashing  AW Election Victory  «Regains Pitsidency; Leads Mazey Qionnnweteslls: heen net Danenea Anddac

Senate Might Offer Aid To China In Bill   HOUSE HOWEVER MUST UP EUROPEAN TOTAL

LEADERS SEE COMPROMISE Ih AID FOR EUROPE   House Measure Given 0. K. Help For China May Be Tied To More Funds

Senate-House Committee of 10 at Work; Hope for Final Action Monday

Conferees Hope to Reach Compromise By Monday,   WIDE DIFFERENCES   Measure Passed By House Trims Total  Asked By Truman.

Stop-Gap Aid Program Into Trading Stage   Senate, House Versions Must be Compromised, Then Funds Provided

MAJOR POINTS CF MEASURE LISTED   90 Millions Are Cut From Truman Recommendation   Meet Today With Officials Of House To Iron Out Few Differences

LEADERS MEET ON FOREIGN AID   Compromise Sought by Mon day in ‘House, Senate a  . Conference.

Foreign Aid Bill Passes  The House   Measure Now Goes To Joint Committee Where Differences. Will Be Ironed Out

Aid Program in Dickering Stage  Leaders Shooting For Compromise On Monday

Stop-Gap Foreign Aid Now at Dickering Stage Atter Passage in House

AID BILL HEADS FOR CONFERENCE    Hope for Compromise Measure  by Next Monday

Hope for Compromise by Monday; Bill Passed in House by Surprise Move

FOREIGN AID COMPROMISE HELO LIKELY   Congressional Leaders Shooting for Adjustment by First of Week.

Aid Program In Dickering Stage   Possibility Senate Might Okay Some Help To China.

Foreign Aid Bill Passed By Voice Vote In House Heads For Dickering Stage

SOME UN PEOPLE SEF REAL THING   Secretariat Employees’ Outing Has Christmas Spirit At It Is

Pilot Loses Valiant Battle With Unexplained Flames One Mile From Airfield   PLANE EXPLODES   Wreckage And Bodies Scattered Over Area Of Several Hundred Yards; Bryce Canyon Scene Of Tragedy

52 Perish in Plane Crash  Pilot Loses Valiant Fight Near Emergenc

FIERY DEATHS   Airliner Crashes Just Shor Of Emergency Landing Strip In Utah

FLAMING CRAFT EXPLODES NEAR LANDING STRIP   Pilot Tells Of Fire On Plane  Over Radio In Detailing Efforts To Set Down

Victims Mangled, Burn In Explosion Near Landing Strip   “raft Trails Smoke, Flames for 22 Miles Before Crashing In National Park

Pilot Makes Heroic Attempt To Land Craft   Investigations Being Made Into Fire In Baggage Room Of Plane

Plane Crash Takes Heavy ~ Toll In West   FIFTY-TWO PEOPLE DIE WHEN AIRLINER BURNS

Giant Plane Explodes on Side of Hill   Pilot Radioed Ship Afire; Made Attempt To Reach Landing Field

Giant Airlines Falls in Utah; 52 Lives Lost   Burned, Mutilated Bodies Scattered Along Canyon Area

52 PERISH AS FLAMES CAUSE AIRLINE CRASH  FIRE BREAKS OUT  IN BAGGAGE ROOM; ATTEMPT  ANNING

CRASHED DC-6 1,000 YARDS FROM SAFETY   Huge Airliner That Near Emergency Landing Strip When It Smashed and Exploded, Killing 52 Persons.

Near Rim Of Bryce Canyon.   Pilot Was Attempting To Reach Emergency Landing Strip; Ship  Caught Fire in Air

52 Perish As’ Flaming DC-6 Airliner Crashes Explodes On Hillside

52 Plunged To Death Close To Landing Strip   Big Plane Just 1,500 Yards. From Emergency Field.

Pilot Loses Heroic Fight With Flames   Utah Canyon Is Scene Of Air Tragedy

52 Perish In Flaming Crash Of ‘Stratoliner’   Cross-Country Plane Ex: _plodes on Hillside Neat Bryce Canyon, Utah

2 DIE IN FLAMES   All Passengers and Crew Of United Air Lines Ship Perish in Utah

Wreckage and Bodie: Scattered. Over Area: Concussion Is Fel 5 Miles Away  To Start I Probes     Pilot Reported on Blaze  in Baggage a DRof..mea: Peach

M ystery lire Causes Crash In Utah Canyon   ‘We May Make It,” Veteran Pilot Radios Seconds before Blast Shatters Transport

52 Killed As DC-6 Crashes, Burns In Utah   Crashes Just 1,500 Yards  from Safety of Emergency  Landing Strip; Explodes  and Burns.

Cause of Fire Starting In Transport’s Baggage ‘Compartment Is Unknown

Plunge to Fiery End in Canyon   Unexplained Fire Takes Big Transport Plane fo Quick Disaster

Huge DC-6 Falls Into Bryce Park   Veteran Pilot Loses Valiant Battle With Flames; Prominent Persons Among Victims.

TIEUP FOR LEGAL TEST IS REJECTED   President Green Turns Thumbs Down on Revolutionary Plan

Battle Against Labor Law To Be F ought In Court And With Ballots Says Leader :

Two Explosions Ruin Apartment House; 14 Hur:   Cleveland Blast Wrecks Small Building; Damage Set at $20,000

Fraud Conspiracy ‘Is Denied By May   Former Congressman Ex plains Why He Incurred Debt

GOVT. CHARGE IS DENIED BY MAY AT TRIAL   Former Solon Asserts He Never Conspired To Defraud VU. S.

CONSPIRACY DENIED BY EX-CONGRESSMAN    Grippea Arms Of Witness Chair Se  Hard His Hands Psled In Denringe Charres

Ex-Congressman Denies Plotting Wartime Frauds   May Takes Stand As Defense Resumes Offering Testimony

Never Thought of it, He Says   Loans Not Connectex With Garsson Firm 

May Denies He Ever Entered Into Conspiracy   Never Tried to Defraud Country

Says Loans Not Connected With Munitions Firm   Signed Note for One of Garssons, Former Solon Testifies

IMERK ‘SALVAGE’   a a 7  ‘May Denies Ever Enteri ing Plow to Defraud Country

Fraud Charges Denied by May   Defendant Asserts Action Assisted Garacan

MAY IN DENIAL OF FRAUD INTENT   Ex-Congressman Says He — Entered No ‘Conspiracy’

May wy Denial of Defrauding   Former Congressman Disclaims Conspiracy Against “My Country”

—TRIAL— . Helped Finance  Mine Lease   SIGNED NOTES FOR PURCHASE

Taft Reveals Senate Goal:   Vows Completion of Five-Point Program  By April First

TAFT PLANS TO SPEED LABOR BILL   Hopes for Passage Of Union Control Bill by April 1

Legislative Plans Told By Sen. Taft   Mcasures to Be Dealt With ky April First Outlined by & nater

TAFT PROMISES LABOR BILL IN SENATE PROGRAM   Hints He May Be ‘Candidate For President In 748

TAFT DRAFTS 5-POINT PLAN FOR CONGRESS   Portal Wage Debate To Start Soon In Senate

Labor Bill Promised By April    Taft Outlines Five-Point Program, With Early Deadhne

Taft Offers Program For  U. S. Senate   Outlines Five-Point Program For Completion April 1, With Union Control Bill.

a enn mmm mmnnmnunncmmmmanea as aii  Vet Would Keep Bonds of Secrecy

BOGUS SUGAR STAMP. SALES LINK LIMAITE   Michigan Woman Accused of Selling Phony Tickets To Grismer

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Way Out Of Chinese Army— Maybe It’s True, Maybe Not

Some Pretty Tall Tales Come From Aviators Who Piloted / Chinese Over the ‘Hump’ 

CIO Declares Proposed Curb Perils Liberty   Industrial War Is Forecas' By Murray if Unions Are Restricted

C10, AFL Lash Out at Proposals Affecting Unions   Charge Framework of U. S. Civil Liberties Threatened

CIO Sees Peril In New Labor Law Proposals  Pending Legislation Is Termed Threat to Tt’ & a°t<t! t aa

Murray Sends Letter To All Congressmen; AFL To Fight Bills, Ball Measure Assailed

U.S. JOINS IN UN COMPROMISE   Switch On Palestine Issue Brings Hint Of Breaking Deadlock With Russia

UN COMMITTEE TO HEAR JEWS   U.S. Yielfls to Compromise Proposal by Smaller Powers

Chef Suggests Sending Europeans the Meat Americans Too ‘Finicky’ to Eat

UMW-Southern Talks Break Off  Coal Negotiations Come To Standstill

Union Rejects Proposals Of Mine Owners   Conference With South's Operators Abruvtly Ended

Lewis Calls Off Contract Talks   Session With Southern Operators Also Collapsing.

“TAFT CAMPAIGN   Comes Out Unqualifiedty for His Senior  Colleaniua

TALKING CROW IS THE TALK OF MORRISVILLE   No Split Tongue Conversation, Either, But Just Natural Talk   EATS WITH CAT, DOG

DISPUTES FELT IN CAR OUTPUT   Hudson And Continental Shutdowns Make 18,000 Idle

Continental  Plant Halted  By Sit-Down About 18,000 Idle  In That Dispute And at Hudson Co

COOL AIR IN FADE-OU1   Flora Evades Prediction About Re life for Kansas

Fully Armed British Troops In Jerusalem   British Tommies In Full Battle Dress Surge Into Troubled City   FEAR FURTHER BLOODY CLASHES

BRITISH HALT ~ ARAB ASSAULT   Tommies With Bayonets Check Attack Gn Jewish Area

GREECE CITES NEW THREATS OF AGGRESSION  Yugoslavia, Albania and Bulgaria

Nation Says Yugoslavia, Albania And Bulgaria  Planning Enslavement

Greece Charges New Aggressions Threaten Nation   Liaison Representative Tells UN Commission of Border Danger   ENSLAVEMENT AND SEVERANCE FEARED   Official Asserts First Step Will Be Incitement to Civil War

Greece Warns of Aggression   New Charges Placed  Before Commission

Carload Of Corn Is Near To. Realty Ih Plymouth County  European Relief Drive Promises To Be Bic Success

Carload Of Corn Is. Near To Realty In Plymouth County  European Relief Deiwa Peamicac Ta

State Counts 4 Lives Lost: in Shootinas   Crosby Sheriff.ts Killed; Seven Die In Road Mishap:

TWO FOUND ASPHYXIATED EARLY THURSDAY AT AUSTIN; ANOTHER PAIR. INFANTS. ALSO SMOTHER

Chandler Summons MacPhail For Talk   Displeased With Apparent . Disregard For ‘Silence Decree’ In Durocher Case

Evenhuis Fund  NowTotals $474   $100 Contribution Made Ry One Couple; Other Donations Total $189 During Last Seven Days

“FROM: VOLGANC           ee:  ; TOWNS”: SON: ‘LUZON  “/ MAY BE ENGULFED BY  : _STREAMB OF MOL. ! TEN ROCK —

New Winter Storm Hits Middle West   Snow, Rain, Slee Falling in Wide Area

Snow. Rain In Midwest Head East   But Repetition Of Recent Storm Is Not Likely

NEW STORM IS CUTTING SWATH ACROSS NATION   Tri-State Area Now Enjoying AboveFreezing Temperature

Soviet Plan: Not Popular   World Police Force Size Facing Ballot

President Asks 350 Million For Foreign Relief   Follows Senate OK On 400 Million For Greece And Turkey

Foreign Aid Bill, Passed by Senate,  Hits House Floor Action May Be Delayed on Greek, Turk Assistance

Johnson Hits Alliance Step   Quick Ratification Forecast in House

House Turns Attention to Foreign Aid Bills: Senate Approves Procram

House Assigns No. 3 Priority To Aid Measure   Foreign Relief And Interior Dept. Cut Come First.

Measure Goes To House; No Action Likely Till Next Week   Vandenberg and Johnson In Sharp Clash on Aim of Bill

Delay Expected In House Action On Greek Loan   Vandenberg-Johnson Clash Marks Final Passage by Senate

Foreign Aid Bill Hits House Floor   Next Action on Truman Doctrine Act Is Delayed Temporarily

House Gets Bill to Help Greeks, Turks   Senate Gives Quick Approval to Measure Calling For $350,000,000

Greek-Turk Bill Goes To House   s Reaches House Floor Less Than 24 Hours After Senate Pall

SENATE APPROVES GREEK AlD Bil BY HEAVY MAE GIN   Trumen -Program Measure Passed by Margin af , BT to 33

Senate-Passed  Greek-Turkish Aid Bill Awaits House Debates   Lower Body Assigns Plan No. 3 Priority; Foreign Relief Talked

HOUSE MAY ACT ON U.S, AID BILL BY NEXT WEEK   Senate Passes Measure Easily Designed to Fight Communism

Herter Labels Aid Measure “Blank Check’   Foreign Relief Bill Reaches House Floor 24 Hours  _ After Senate Approval

HOUSE DEBATES FOREIGN RELIEF AND RUSS CURB   Get $350,000,000 Bill Shortly After Senate Passes GreekTurkish Aid.

VOTE 67 10 23 FOR SENDING ASSISTANCE   Flare-Up Marks Last Hour Of Upper House Debate   ‘Given Greek-Turkish Bill In House; Vandenberg Raps Opponents

Foreign Relief . Bill in House  ‘May Delay Action On Greco-Turk Aid

TURK-GREEK AID BILL IS GIVEN HOUSE   Senate Approval Given Bill After Heated Debate

Vote Is 67-23 for Passage   Designed to Help Greece and Turkey Ward Off  Camminicm

Relief Measure  On House Floor   Greek Loan Arguments May Be Used In  Debate Later

Officials See All Hope For Austrian Pact Gone; Conference End Nears

Foreign Aid Bill Goes To House Today   SENATE APPROVED U.'S BALKAN PLAN BY BIG VOTE

Greek Aid Bill Goes To House: Senate Approve:   Opponents Claim Act Is A “Blank Check’; Vandenberg Favors Passage

House Debates Foreign Relief Appropriation Lower Chamber Puts Off Consideration of  Aid Bill Passed by Senate 67 to 23

DEBATE EXPECTED TO DELAY ACTION ON HOUSE FLOOR   MEASURE PROVIDES $350 MILLION FOR RELIEF IN BALKANS

House Action On Greece, Turkey  Will Be Delayed   Foreign Relief Bill And Interior Budget Will Be Debated First

—SENATE VOTES GREEK AID—  F oreign Relief Bill Called ‘Blank Check’

AID PROPOSAL GOES TO HOUSE   Huge Relief Bill For Greece And Turkey Under Attack On House’ Floor; Termed “Blank Check.”

Greek-Turk Aid Program Given Senate Approva   Action In House Will Be Delayed By Debate On Foreign Relief Bill.

Foreign Relief Bill Assailed As Blank Check Is In House   Senate Approves Plan To Aid Greece, Turkey

Greek-Turkish Aid Bill Sent to House   Truman’s Proposal Assigned Number 3 Priority On‘House Calendar After Approval. by Senate; Mereare Under Attack as a ‘Blank Check’

Senate-Passed Greek Aid Bill Goes fo House   Senate Votes Measure 67 to 23 After Bitter  Debate; House Action Expected to Be Delayed

Greek-Turkish Aid Measure Goes fo House   Senate Passes Bill Tuesday by Vote Of 67 to 23

senate-Approved Greek-Turk Aid Bill Hits Floor of House; Action May Be Delayed Until Next Week

—WINS SENATE APPROVAL —  Foreign Relief Bill. Reaches House Floor

Guarantees Against House Losses Asked   Five-Year Federal Pro. gram Proposed By Architect

New Violence Is Reported In Palestine Area   Follow In Wake Of ‘‘Reprisal’’ Murders Of Two British Army Sergeants   FIVE KILLED IN ONE OUTBREAK

BOMB BLASTS © "IN ‘REPRISAL’ ARE REPORTED   MARTIAL LAW MAY BE INVOXKED IN HOLY LAND UN LESS TERRORRISM 13  PUT. DOWN 

Auditorium Discussion Here Tonight   ‘All Residents Invited Ti Hear Proposal Of Memo rial Ruilding

VEW. Asks Army Get Atom Hold      Vets’ Commander Says Troman’s Proposal Is Admission of Trouble Internationally   Would Warn All   Military Control in Hi Opinion Would Show Our Feelings

Wants Army To Resume A-Control   VFW Says World .  Unrest Makes That Advisable; Urges Stiff Anti-Communist Fight

‘OLONS ASKED 10 SHIFT ATOM (NERGY REINS   ®.1s Urge Military Control As Truman Seeks Speedy Foreian Action

Return of Bomb To Military Controls Urged   Communist Ban Committee Gets Proposal by VFW

VFW Chief Wants Military to Boss Atom Setup  National Commander Sees World Troubles Inereasing

URGED MILITARY CONTROL OF THE ATOMIC POWER   Veterans of Foreign Wars Asked Congress to Make This Restoration.   TO WARN CHALLENGERS   Louis B. Starr Before House Committee on Un-American Activities.

A-Control by Army Asked by VFW Head   Starr Says Plea For Greek Aid Proves Emergency

BEULAH IS LOOKING FOR AN APARTMENT SO THAT SHE “CAN LIVE OWN TICE’? IAL CLITIIDE

GOP THREATENS TO CUT FIGURE BY $8 BILLION   Democrats Are Divided Over President’s Stand Against Slashing Taxes

Truman's Request For 37 Billions Is Over Estimates   Republicans Threaten To Slash Figure--Demos Satisfied

Republicans Threaten Cut Of 8 Billion   Budget Total Set After ‘Hard Boiled’? Figurine

Threaten To Cut Off 8 Billions   Call Estimate of 37% Billions Far Too High . For Congress

Above-Average Corn Crop Still ls Possible Despite Floods and Planting Delays

Still Hopes For Above Average Year Corn Crop   Not As Favorable As Last Year, But Could Produce With Warm Weather.

Hope Is Held for Good Corn Crop In Spite of Floods and Wet Fields

Agriculture Department Still Hopes for More Than Average Crop of Corn

alian Priest Shot As Street Fights Flare      As Death. Toll Mounts; s Strikes Marked: By

New Violence Said Started By Leftists   Fight Is Touched Off by Attack on Priest: Mobs Roam Streets and Clash Wih Carabinieri

Violence in Italy Continues  Attack on Priest Touches Off Outbreak

Kalian Peasants Baltle Carabinieri New Outbreck Occurs in  Caannts af Ertnntin

Armed Mobs Roam Streets   Bloody Skirmishes Take Growing Toll Of Lives in Italy

War Trial of House of Krupp Opens Today  Charged With Having   Charged With Having Cooperated With Nezis In Waging Wai’

Krupp Combine Goes On Trial   Top German Gun Maker. Are Charged With Aiding. Nazis.

Hayward Mer Will Defend Krupp, Aides   T. L. Foley Named To Represent Arms Chief in War Trial

Krupp Gang Called To Account... . Trial Launehed For Nazi Munitions Men

SAYS U.S. WILL CONTINUE AID   Eisenhower Sees Danger Of Chaos Unless American Policy Is Pursued

HST, Eisenhower Attend Memorial Meet  U.S. To Continue To Aid Other Nations

Eisenhower Gives  Pledge to World   Says U.S. Will Champion Those Who Seek Peace

Boone Man Kills Wife, Son With Axe, Commits Sucide   Injured Daughter, Son in Hospital

3 IOWANS DEAD IN AX ATTACK .   Father Runs Amuck  in Home at Boone

All Members Of a Family  Known Here   Police Believe P. D. Dunn, Father, Responsible for Assaults Early Today

Admits Attempt to Kill  President Roxas Manila Barber Tells How He Hurled Grenade at Official

Attack Made On Filipino Head’s Life   Barber Admits He Threw Grenade At Filipino President

Barber Tossed Hand Grenade, Newsinen Told   Philippine President Un. hurt But Six Other Persons Injured

Grenade Concealed In Bag Of Peanuts Threwn At Philippines President   ASSASSINATION WAS THWARTED BY CHAIR

Admits Attempt fo Kill.  President Roxas Manila Barber Tells   Manila Barber Tells How He Hurled Grenade at Official

Filipino President Unhurt as Grenade ls Hurled His Way  Barber Makes Unsuc. cessful Attempt on Life of Manuel Roxas

President Predicts  Peace   Predicts UN Will. Offer World Pegce; Country Faced with Serious Problems

Says Outlook — Improved from His Viewpoint President Chipper _  _ At News Conference On 63ed Birthdey

HST Declares Big Problems Are Overcome   Military Training At This Session W3ll Be Sought

Truman Hopeful  Of World Peace   President Definitely Optimistic as He Quietly Cele brates His Sixty-Third Birthday; Believes We Are. Over Economic “Hump”. ;

PRES. TRUMAN 63 YEARS OLD TODAY   Predicts That World Will Get— A Lasting Peace

PRESIDENT SAYS OUTLOOK IS IMPROVED   U. S. Has Overcome a Lot Problems; Faces Many More, Declares Executive.

President in Forecast of Long Peace   Optimistic on Birthday Reminisces on V-E, Two Years Aaqo.

Truman, 63 Today, Sees Lasting Peace  Many Problems Met anc  Mare (Certain

'LMT MEASURE BE SUBMITTED ITHIS SESSION   Says UN Will Solve World  Problems

Truman Sees World Peace A Certainty   President “Chipper” On 63rd Birthday, VE Day Anniversaries

President Observes 63rd Birthday; Confident UN Will Avoid Another War

Birthday Message President Truman Sees  [Lasting Peace for World

National Outlook Much Improved Over End Of War   Truman Celebrates 63rd Anniversary In Quiet Manner

Truman Forecasts World to Achieve A Lasting Peace   President Observes Birthday

OPTIMISM VOICED BY PRESIDENT   On His 63rd Birthday; Lasting Peace Predicted’

Outlook Is Improving, He Asserts   President Says He’s Sure Peace Will Be Maintained—Is 63 Today

V-E Anniversary Speech by Truman Hails Long Peace   President, Marking 63rc Birthday, Forecasts Success of United Nations   OUTLOOK IMPROVED, HE TELLS REPORTERS   Says He Will Attempt to Push Universal Training Plan Through Soon

os 63. sks Peace  Army Draft   Confident Of LastingPeace. President Pleads Universal Training Program

SERVICE UNITY MIXUP HINTED      COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN SAYS THAT GOP LEADERSHIP. “HAS NOT ISSUED  “MUST” ORDER -

Big Four Council  Postpones Session Scheduled Today   ‘‘Breathing Spell’’ Is Pro. vided Apparently ‘‘To Let Tempers Cool Off’?   REJECT SOVIET REPARATIONS PLAN

Division So Great Party Caucus Called For Tomorrow Afternoon   Hearing OnIncome Tax Cut Delayed   House Resolution To Limit Presidential Term Gets Support In Senate

Split on Budget Cut Delays Tax Hearing   GOP Caucus Called Tuesday to Thresh Out Differences

Hearings on Tax Cuts Delayed By Budgetary Snarl  Presidential Tenure  Limit Is Approved

Gen. De Gaulle Will Go After Assembly Vote   Anti-Communists, If They Wi in Election, Will Name General Premier

DeGaulle To Put Victory Into Action   National Assembly Is Objective Of Leader After Anti-Communist  Show Of Strength.

De Gaulle Likely ToBe Designated French Premie    . . iMunicipal Voting Results May Force Change in  Assembly Procedure

De Gaulle Has Eye on Being French Premier:   Sunday Elections s Made Him Top Man Of French Politics .

Premiership for De Gaulle Talked   New French Leader Considers Means Of Gaining Controls

SENATE OK'S THX SLICE FOR A YEAR   Collection of State Levy at ‘Half Rate Passed in Compromise.

Iowa Senate Favors Half  Rate on Tax   Des Mctnes —( AP)— The lowa wnate adjourned this afternoon without completing action on the individual income tax bill. The measure was set as a special order of business for Thursday.  Shee = See

BUT WANT 100 PER CENT LEVY FOR NEXT YEAR   Approve Preliminary Amendment on Measure; Final Action Thursday

JUDGE FLAYS ENFORCEMENT IN SUGAR CASE   Agencies Of — Sustice Hit As Frank Testimony Is Given In Court

Soldiers Collect Garbage In Paris   Police Guard Troops As 5Day Strike Continues

Troops Haul Garbage In  Paris Due To Long Strike   Collectors Refuse to work, Health cf Citizens Endangered By Rotting Debris

HARVEY J. OYLER DIES AT AGE OF 68   Well Known Adams County Fruit Grower And Apple Packer Expires—Funeral Thursday

SENATE PLANS” “GUT IN TAXES   CHAIRMAN OF FINANCE \ GROUP SAYS THERE WILL BE NO COMPROMISE WITH TRUMAN °

SENATE BODY DRAFTS TAX CUT BILL   Sen. Millikin Sees No Chance of Avoiding Truman Veto

Anti-War Plan Is Proposed By Waliace   Wants United States To Underwrite Plan To Rout Depressions

Wallace Proposes Plan of Unity For World Peace   Says Reconstruction of World Can Be Done by American Surpluses

BYRNES MAKES LAST ADDRESS   ‘United States’ Is Topic At Closing Session Of Cleveland Forum

BYRNES TO ADDRESS SLEVELAND CONCLAVE   Exnected To Give Information “On UM, Council

Byrnes To Speak At Cleveland, 0)   Will Make Probably Last Address As U. 8. Secretary Of State At Meeting Tonicht

Two Russian Soldiers. Die. In Korea Border Dispute...  . Korean Police Kill Soviet Troops —  In Argument Over Rice Supply

Say Korean Police Slew Two Soviet Soldiers in Dispute Over Ramundas,

TROUBLE OVER RICE      Two Kuasian Soldiers Were Killed by Korean Potice

Two Russian Soldiers Killed By Korean Police In Dispute Over Whether Village Is In Ame rican Or Soviet Zone

Boston Revenue Bureau May Be Investigated   House Subcommittee Sees Possibility Of Criminal Practices

Eye Revenue Office Faults   “Condition Which May Embrace Criminality” Reported in Boston

March of Dimes Funds Involved   Irregularities Found in Internal Revenue ONtes. Indication

Congress Body Says Polio  Funds Involved   Cites Possible Criminal Condition: Asks 4-Way Inquiry

ASK PROBE INTO BOSTON INCOME TAX COLLECTIONS   SEE IRREGULARITIES IN ACCOUNTING BY BUREAU EMPLOYES

REPORT HINTS TRUST MONEY MISHANDLED   Polio and March of Dimes Funds Involved in ' Investigation.

Seek Scrutiny of Boston Internal Revenue Office   Investigator Hints “Criminality’’---Data Is Turned Over to lereticn Pannrétmont

Scandal Rumored in Boston infernal Revenue Offices   Mishandling of Merch of Dimes Funds Included in Report of Probers

SCANDAI. IN U.S. REVENUE OFFICE BARED   March otf Dimes Fund Involved At Boston

Irregularities. in Boston Tax. Office Chargec   . March of Dimes Fund, Politics in Hiring ~ Reported: Involved

BOSTON PROBE ASKED  Undeposited Collections Of  Mareh of Dimes Uncovered

Methodists Assail Adm. Halsey For Not Trusting Fightine Men Who Do Not Drink

NEW YORK BILL DESIGNED TO MAKE PUBLIC MEM~—:. .BERSHIP LISTS OF COMMIES

(NOR POLICE MARD NAMES FICERS   Davidson Appointed thief, Horn Selectdas Captain

CONCESSIONS GRANTED ON BRITISH LOAN   “Dollar” Conference Ended, England Hopes to Bolster Up Tottering Economy.

Revision In ‘Loan Terms Is Underway   Commitices At. Work Un Changes After Conference Between U. S. and British Exnerts.

U. S.-Anglo Meeting Ends   Britain Appears To Have Won Its  Maior Concessions

Loan Concessions Granted Britain   Delegates Have Optimistic Report on Conference

Mystery of Tragedy in Hospital Nearing Solution, Now, Inside Tip

Father of Dead Child Takes Lie Detector Test; Deaths Remain a Mystery

INQUIRY PRESSED ON BABY DEATHS   Hospital Head Calls Parley; Father Given Lie Test

95 Per Cent of Russians Against Commie Regime, Former Slave Girl Says

Girl Slave Says Communist Regime Opposed by Most Ukraine Residents

GLOWING SOVIET PROPAGANDA IS “LAUGHING-STOCK’   U. S. from Slave Camp Tells of Trips To Russian Homes   PEOPLE ARE HELPLESS   Irma Mohaupt Says 95% of People She Met Oppose Regime in Power

Notre Dame, Indiana Win by Wide Edge   Modify Winter by Use of Dry Ice?

Winter Weather May Be Modified By Air Technique   Punching Holes in the Clouds Will Let the Sunshine Through

Science Finds New Cloud Control; ‘End of Severe Winters Visioned

STATE HIGHWAY BUILDING PLANS NEARLY READY   [Governor Says Forward Step Will Be Taken By End Of The Week

9 ARE INDICTED IN BINGO PROBE   Three Public Officials Among Akron Oefendants

Grand Jury Hits Summit County Bingo Operators   Three Public Officials Accused of Accepting Bribes

JURY INDIGTS 9 IN BINGO PROBE   Three Public Officials Cited In Akron Area Monday

Latest Thing in Millinery For Women Is Lampshade Hats With Insides All Lit Up

The Average State Is Not Giving Much Attention to the Hundreds Mentally Ill

ei tle ANT WR wR) PP   COE NTEREETTE MS NATED   ALTAR sOCTETY PLANS CHMISTMEAS PARTY   RAILWAY ENPHESS TAKES CNP AGENEY   Music Helps Bring Them Back to Realits   bby tlal Bowl   Singing Helps Balance The Menially Ill   sft) SAL) CONE

CHURCHILL HAD — AN-OPERATION   FORMER. PRIME MINISTER IS REPORTED RECOVERING -—z—~ SATISFACTORILY. IN.—--LONDON HOSPITAL

Small: Loan Repealer Is Put to House   Topic Was Subject Of Bitter Battle In Last Levistature

Solve Arson Wave In Cedar Falls During Summer   Firebug Jailed for Thefts Makes Statement Today

Griffith, 47, Admits Lighting Homes, Cars, Feed Mill and Boxcars

Curley Loses Fraud Appeal   Court Decides 2 to Against Colorful Boston Politician

CURLEY LOSES COURT APPEAL   Mail Fraud Conviction O}! Boston Politician Is Allowed to Stand

Superintendent's  — County. School New:           Pane: Town Schools of iuterest to-All in  The Cownty’ 67 -Siouy

FORTY “B-29 ‘SUPERFORTS’ ENROUTE TO CHICAGO, MAY BE SEEN HERE APRIL 7TH

Jim H. Minnick, Mexiaite’s Brother Dies In Crowell   Was Nationally Known Horseman

Uncertainties Of Foreign Aid Elbow Into Tax-Slashing Talk   Veteran Democrat Cautions Republicans  “Tu Go Slow’; Millikin Backs Reduction

RETURN OF ERRANT BRONX BUS DRIVER TO HIS OLD ROUTE IS GALA OCCASION

EGYPT CALLING FOR SELF RULE   United Nations Asked To End British Reign Over Holy Land

Egypt Submits  Palestine Case   United States, Britain Hit Red<’ Trieste Nominee

Folsom Seeks Special Term  Legal Status   Supreme Court May Be Asked For Opinion Before Decision Made On Call

Special Session Of Legislature May Be Illegal  Folsom Is Reported Deloying Call Until qalii ine

POLISH REDS WIN EASILY   Capture 324 Out of 444 Parliament Seats In Sunday’s Election

Polish Reds Win 73 P.C. Of Parliament  Mikolajezyk Elected,   Mikolajezyk Elected. But Peasant Party Loses Heavily

Polish Voters  Support 'Pro-Red Bloc   138 Persons Killed _ in Attacks - During Campaign

ELECTION WON IN POLAND BY PRO-RED BLOC   UNDERGROUND IS BLAMED FOR DEATH OF 138 PERSONS

Polish Reds Win Sweeping Victory   Peasants Take Fraud Charges to High Court

Polish ‘Bloc’ Piles Up Lead   80 Percent of Parliament Assured Pro-Reds

POLISH RETURNS SHOW SWEEP FOR GOVERNMENT BLOG   Communist-Backed. Group ’ Wirts 324 of 444 Porlia- 

Communists Win Election   Landslide is Indicated for Government Bloc Parties in Poland

Communists See Victory In Polanc   ed Backed Pro-Government .Parties Conceded Smashing Victory

PRO-COMMUNISTS ~— WIN IN POLAND   GOVERNMENT BLOC PARTIES POLL BIG MAJORITIES— 28 PERSONS KILLED.

Labor, Security Agency Items Heavily Trimmed   Majority Party Leaders, Stung by Rep. Gore’s Charges of Begged Retrenchment Threaten Administrative Reshuffle

State Probe of Recent Price  Hikes Ordered   Possible Anti-Trust Law Violations Seen in Concerted Boosts

Political Marksmen Fire Torpedoes at State's Monopoly   Former Supervisor Tosses Dynamite into Session Probing Conditions; Chorges Officials Make Excessive Purchases

Liquor Monopoly Battle Flares In Senate Hearings   Lausche, Bricker Regimes Both Enter Testimony

FOOD PRICE CONTROLS ARE THREATENED   Secretary Schwellenbact Gives Out Warning of Possible Rationing

'47 Pig Crop Two Per Cent Above 1946   Future Prospects Leaning Downward

Pig Crop  Is 6 Percent Above °46’s Below Average ~ For Ten Years

Cattle Feeders To Meet On May 23  29th Annual Open  Hance At Amoae

Cattle Feeders To Meet On May 23  29th Annual Open House At Ames

DEWEY CONCLUDES TALKS With 6.0.P LEADERS: IN WES]   New York Governor Seen Still Short Of First Ballot

Auto License Tax Measure Sent To Lane  Senate Okays Bill Fivinn Flat Datlec

FLAT FEE FOR AUTO LICENSES PASSES SENATE   Measure Gees Te Governer For Signature; County Te Get $94,313   RANGE FOR-TRUCKS FROM $15 TO $200

Auto Tax. Measure  Sent To Governo      New Law, Combining Tax and License Fee, Awaits Siqnature *

LUCKMAN’S GROUP SOON TO DISBAND   Food Conservation Program to Continue.

Asks Senate to. — Check Reportson Receipt of Bonus   Pittsburgh Attorney Appears Before Subcommittee Probing ‘Grey Market’

MARGIOTTI HINTS BIG STEEL BONUS   Senators Press Inquiry Into "Grey Market!

Troops Sent To Quell ‘Invasion  Pathans of Pakistan Move On Srinagar

Naval Vessels Sent To China   Floating Docks Sent Under Truman’s Order

America to: Give Vessels to Chine  Gift to Include Ships Not Needed

FRE MAN-WILL~ SPEAK BEFORE VALLEY PALICE   F. A. Fletcher And Judges Of Westmoreland County On Program

One Segment Of Strikers Accepts Offer   $4 Weekly Raise May Become Basis Of Settlement

Accord Set At Chicago Phone Meet   Accept $4. A Week Raise; Long Lines  Group Rejects It

ILLINOIS BELL TO SETTLE ON $4 PAY RAISE   TENSION EASED BY CASH OFFER IN PHONE STRIKE

TRUMAN SPEEDS ARMED FORCE UNITY ACTION   Forrestal Assumes Job as Defense Secretary

Ordered Forrestal Sworn In   Defense Chief’s ‘Oath Taking. Advanced A Weel

Forrestal Takes Over Defense Secretary Post   Truman Orders Move Because of Disturbed International Outlook

DAR BORDERS TO UN PAUGE OF GUERILLAC   Yugeslavia, Albania Refuse Entry for Study of Greek Conflict.

Storm Deaths Rise-to 59 as City Struggles   School Yards Opened ‘as Parking, Lots for Abandoned Cars

NEW YORK CITY DIGGING SELF OUT OF SNOW   Mayor O'Dwyer Directs Costly Emergency Efforts

Downfali, Extending from New England to Washington  Claims at Least 58 Lives   All Ablebodied City Employees Asked to Report for * Work to Aid Thousands of Weary Workers Struggling to Free City From Recerd 25.8-Inch Snowfall

—*NO ALARM’ — Transport  Burdens Kased   STORM AREA COUNTS 58 DEAD

Hundreds Of Thousands Called For Storm Job; Mavor: Takes Command

RELIEF FROM ~ HEAT IN SIGHT   Temperatures to Go No Higher Than 84

STATE VOTES 3 TO 1 FAVORING BONUS FOR VETS   Mandate Also Given To Use All Gas, Auto Funds For Roads And Streets

Veterans' Bonus Given Three-to-One Plurality   Three Other Amendments also Approved by Ohic Residents Casting 1,750,000 Ballots

AMENDMENTS Wee PASSED AT ELECTION   GENERAL FUND TO LOSE TAX  FROM MOTORISTS--REPUB: _ , MICAN is cHOREN OBEN”,

Ohioans Vote To Pay Bonus Earmark Tax   Other Amendments Approved; McCulloch Wins Congress Seat

Build Germany Back to Health. Marshall Asks   A Healthy Europe Held Not Possible Without Production Of Ex-Enemy State

Ohio Solon Seeks Study Of Needs   Wants Official To Watch Prices

Marshall and Taft at Odds On Aid Plans   Senator Is Opposed To Huge Sum for European Economy

LAW TO PERMIT CASHING’ TERMINAL LEAVE BONDS APPNOVED BY COMMITTEE

ACA SCHEDULES AREA MEETINGS FOR ELECTION   Districts to Name Community Committee. Dele gates to County Meet

CAPITA TY AL ¢ COFFEE HO HOUR. .  Lawmaker Hails Cafe Strike As ‘Blessing to Taxpayer’

Public Wins in Latest Strike Labor Dispute Deprives Many Government Workers Of Coffee

STRIKE ROBS U.S. CLERKS OF COFFEE;  CONGRESSMAN ‘SAYS IT SAVES TAXES

CHARGES FILED BY OFFICIALS  Four Men Held In Assaults OnTwo South Plains Girls

@ “CATERERS TO CARRIAGES”  Historic Paint Shop Passes From Sullan Family After 65 Years

@ “CATERERS TO CARRIAGES” aleeeeignnapenniniantanannenenenee nee  Historic Paint Shop Passes From Sullan Family After 65 Years

Appointment of Arveson Upheld   Senate Unanimous on Selection of Goodland

Arveson Given 0. K. by Senate   Regent Confirmed; New Fishing License Change Advanced

UN Correspondents Held by American Authorities Released   Trygve Lie Protests Greek Nlewsmen’s Arrest

State Bonus Plan Given   Legion Head Would Pay Vets on Basis Of Time Served

HEARS PHONE RATE HIKE TO BE ASKED   Arkansas Official Proposes 4 States Hold Joint Hearings on Exnected Avpozlications.

Arkansas PSC Is Informed Phone Rates May Go Up   Says Southwestern Bell Preparing for Hike in 5-State Area

Portal Pay Bill Faces  Truman Vete   President Also May Turn Down Other Measures

Portal Pay, Labor and Tax Reduction Acts May Be Refused OK b President Is Report.   FUTILITY OF ACT ALSO IS REPORTED

TRUMAN MAY VETO PORTAL PAY MEASURE      Indications Are That It Could Be Passed Over Veto

Truman May Veto Ban On Portal Suits   Showdown Between White House and Congress Coming

‘Truman May Veto Portal Pay Measure   IndicationsAreBothHouses Could Defeat President On Such Plan

TRUMAN MULLS VETO ON PORTAL PAY LEGISLATIO!   Would Be First of Series on Several Maior Issues

Truman May Veto Banon Portal Pay   Action Would Bring Test of Strength for Republican Congress

Truman Considers Veto of Portal Pay Legislation in Showdown with Conaress

Veto Certain In Portal Ban   Congress Strength Assures Overriding

The Weather   P Expected Veto of Portal Pay Will Test G.0.P. Power  . Switch of Handful  £4 Vates In Senate   ' Switch of Handful OF Votes in Senate Could Uphold Chief

Nazi Stooge Is Placed On Trial   Douglas Chandler, Accused Of Treason, Called Self Paul Revere.

Baltimore Man Goes On Trial As Nazi ‘Voice’   Former U. S. Newsman Tx Face Treason Charge In Boston; Indicted

Riders, Baggage Hurled to Ceiling As Airliner Does Mysterious Flip

Passengers Tumbled As Plane Overturns   48. Persans Tossed To Ceiling, . Few Slightly  ure

Plane Bearing A8 Flip Flops Above Texas   Pilot Finally Rights It After Mysterious Maneuver Over Texas.

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Plane, 53 Aboard, Flips Over on Back During Flight

PLANE IN FLIGHT TURNS ON BACK; 48 ARE UNSEATED   Frightened Passengers Scream and Shout as Craft Flips Over While Near Et Paso.   SIX ARE INJURED BUT NONE SERIOUSLY   Ship Upsets After 5,000-Foot Dive — Pilot Says It Stalled and Lost Flying Speed.

Thrills in Mishap As Huge Airliner Flips in Mid-Air   None of 53 Aboard Were Seriously Hurt When Ship Turns Turtle

Feel Central Regime Must Be Formed  Russia Balks At Boundary Study

Balk At Plan To Create Commission For Study  Of Reich Boundaries   Molotov Agrees On Necessity Of Quickly Forming New Government

Russians Balk At Commission For Boundaries  Molotov Avers Eastern Area Ceded to Poles

Molotov, However, Balks ‘On Boundary Ouestion   DEADLOCKS REMAIN ON MANY ISSUES AS FOREIGN MINISTERS TALK_ IN GENERAL TERMS ON MANY IMPORTANT ISSUES

SOVIET HEDGES ON PROPOSAL TO CHECK BORDERS   Molotov Tells Council Eastern Territory Ceded— To Poles; Study Unneeded  +, TKORITN ARIAT OUR (itiCUK CAT

Necessity Of Forming Centralized German Govern. ment Realized   REDS BLOCK TALKS ABOUT BOUNDARIES

Russia Balks At Study of Boundaries For Germany  But Agrees With Britain and U. S.. CentralGovernmen Ts Necessary

Reds, However, Balk at Ordering Study of the Reich’s Final Boundaries, Considering Them Set.   WOULD GIVE POLES AREAS THEY OCCUPY   ‘Warsaw Orbit Now Includes Land Up to Oder and Niesse Rivers, Intended at Potsdam to Be Provisional.

Powers Agree Central Reich Regime Needec   Commission to Study Final Boundaries Is Opposed by Russians

MOLOTOV AND MARSHALLIN PART AGREE   Central Government For Germany Seen As Urgent Need

Some Progress Is Made At London Meet   Agree On Necessity For Central Power  Car All fnasmanu

REDS OPPOSE PROPOSAL FOR BORDER STUDY   Molotov Says Potsdam Pact Fixed Eastern German Frontier

Ministers Agree German Regime  Is Necessary Riuesia Ralke at   Russia Balks at Creating Boundary Study Commission

U. 8., Britain And Russia In Accord   Agree On Need For Quick Action lr Germany; Soviet Balks Borders Bod,

Molotov Balks On New Move to Study Boundaries   Foreign Ministers Still Deadlocked on Many Main Issues

Russia Balks at Commis: sion to Study Germany Final Boundaries: France's Protests Are Overridden.

REDS ADMIT NEED OF CENTRALIZED GERMAN REGIME   Balk, However, at Creating Board to Study Final Boundaries.   BACK POLISH CLAIMS   Big Four Ministers Hole Discussions to General Tone.

Two Providence Cops Held As Gang Tipsters   Investigation Follows  Slaving Of 3 Robbers

Inside Tipsters For RL. Robbers   Probe Follows Slaying Of  Three Burglars During  Robbery Of Restauraut

Hospital Drive Donations Slov   Total Contributions in Excess of $44,000

ospital- Drive onations Slow   “Total. Contributions Excess of $44,000

British Seek  Food Accord:   Pacts to Fit in With U. S Aid Plan Beine Saucht

COMPROMISE LABOR BILL APPROVED   Conferees Okay Bill Tougher Than Senate Version

Labor Bill Agreement Is Reached   Follows Substantially Measure Passed by Senate —  May Be Vetoed

Compromise Reached On New Labor Bill  Final Bill Close to Senate Version; Three Conterees Refuse to Sian

New Version Is Close to Senate Draft   Compromise Kills More Drastic Parts Of House Proposal

House andSenate Labor Conferees ReachAareement   Representatives Win Concessions To Get Tougher Bill

Predict Meat Supply To Be Short in 1948   Conference on Germany Begins   Housing Problem Solved for $180

Soviet Move Ia Far East "Hot Potato’   Russians Conseripting Korezns, Assert South Zone Leaders Seeking Arms From America

Analyst Declares Korea Holds Key Spot In Far East   By DeWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

SOLONS TACKLE MAJOR ISSUES   State School Aid Measure, Big Highwoy Proposal on Lesgislative Agenda

Democrat Holds Kentucky Lead   Rankin Trails Fifth in Mississippi Election to Name Senator

ATOMIC PLANT RULE PLANNED   Chicago U. Guides Research e Under Terms Of 4-Year Contract

University of Chicago Wilt Agstiime Authority Over Research at Oak Ridge Tenn. — Fifty-two Untversities are Cooperating.

DRINK LECTURE HAS A MISFIRE  City Judge Assigns Talks On Evils of Liquor to Four  Convicted Intoxicants.

Second Revolt In Eeuador Said Smashed  oe ee, ©:   Ibarra Rules Nearly Year; Paraguayan Rebel Escanes

WISCONSIN PAIR BET LIFE TERMS   Judge. Regrets No Death Penalty For Killers Of Student

ORGY KILLERS GET. SENTENCE   JUDGE METED OUT LIFE  TEAMS TO CONFESSED KILLERS OF STUDENT

U.S. Will Cut Export Grain Ten Per Cent   State Department Announcement Is Blow to Countrics Devnendent Qn America.

U.S. Grain for  Export Reduced  Supply Available 10% Below That Sent in 1946

NORLO FOOD SUPPLY GIVEN ANOTHER JAR   State Department Notifies 20 Nations Shipments to Be Curtailed.

Xepresentative Seeks Removal of Education Director for Tax Views

SOLON URGING HISSONG OUSTER   State School Chief's Stand : On Taxes Lashed

SOLON WOULD DUST HISSONG   Ohio Education Head Advocated Tax Duplicates’ Cut, Lawmaker Says

LEAVE BODIES ON MOUNTAIN   ABANDON ATTEMPT TO RECOVER BODIES OF 32 MARINES KILLED IN CRASH

THE P.T.A. MEETS TOMORROW   Health And Recreation To Be Topics For Discussion.

Laney Stresses Appointment Of U.A. President   Governor Indicates — Announcement May Be Made Soon

MOLOTOV SEES DANGER IN U.S. PLAN FOR REICH   Dismemberment Feared Ir Political View; Russians Are Silent On China

Reds Fail to Meet Deadline  For Exchange of Information   Many Observers Believe Moscow Parley  Should Be Written Off as a Failure

Fail To Give Ministers Information   No Explanation Of Action Is Forthcoming

Big Four Deadlocked Over Gerrme» Future... . Pessimistic Atmosphere Dense In Moscow Meet

Molotov Fails to Give Facts on Russians   Foreign Minister Silent Despite Own Demands

No Explanation Offered On Molotov’s Failure To Give Soviet Side On China

RUSSIANS HOLD BACK ON CHINA   Molotov Fails To Send Information on Country Although His Demand.

SOVIET SILENT ON EXPECTED CHINA REPORT   Molotov Neglects To Explair Failure To Exchange Information

GONORRHEA TEST’ __. PROVES SUCCESSFUL   Penicillin, With New Chemica “Compound, Clears Up 34 Of 36 Caves

Evidence Of Fraud In Kilgore Election      Complete Investigation _-In West Virginia Held Likely

‘Fraud’ Found In Senate Poll   Kilgore - Sweeney Balloting Faces Rules Probe

Probers Find Evidence Of Fraud In Kilgore-Sweeney Election  Would Warrant Complete Investigation; Seek Further Instructions On Contest

FRAUD IS FOUND IN COUNTY VOTE LAST ELECTION   Senate Probers Report Evidence Uncovered  In Kanawha Also

Ploeser Seeking To Investigate Federal Housing  Conareceman Arouced by   Congressman Aroused by Complaints Made to House Committee

Ploeser Seeking To Investigate Federal Housing   Congressman Aroused by Complaints-Made to House Committee

Reds Blameless General Tells Allied Probers   Communists Seize Hungarian Manager Of Officers Club

Officer Answers Charges Before Allied Council   Officers Club Official Tell« o Being Seized by CommunistDominated Police

Claims Russia Wasn't Involved  General Quizzed on Change in Hungary

Soviets Exercised No Influence, Say   Allied Officer Club Manager Questioned by Political Police

REDS DENY PART IN HUNGARIAN COUP   Control Commission Meets as Political Police Question Allied Club Manager

Soviets Deny Grab In Hungary   Allied Control Commission Chairman Says Russians Didn't Direct It

Soviet General Denies Russians Forced Hungarian Government Shift

DENIES RED PART IN COUP   Officer Says No Influence Used In ‘Hungary Change

Russians Deny Part in Recent Hungarian “Coup’  CREASE Tiawncn! Puscve:   Soviet General Says No Influence Was Exerted in Chance

Soviets Disclaim Responsibility For Balkan Move   Russian General Sviridov Tells Control Commission His Country Had Nothing to Do With Hungarian Changes

Denies Red Influence In’ Hungary   Soviet General Talks To Allied Control Commissior

Landon Visitor At White House   'Makes Friendly Call On President Truman, “Just To Pay Respects.”

Veteran Refuses to sian Questionnaire ‘On Gov't Loyalty   Says ‘Didn't Fight for That Kind of. Gov't’

‘TYLER, JASPER AND BROWNWOOD MEN ARE NAMED AS OFFICIALS  MEMBER ASSERTS “MORE CRIMES COMMITTED IN  TA

Wheat Spurns  Texas Prison  Board Post   Tyler Man Selected to Head Board After Nomination Declined

TILER, JAOPER AND BROWNWOOD MEN ARE NAMED AS OFFICIALS  MEMBER ASSERTS “MORE CRIMES COMMITTED IN _ PRISONS THAN OUTSIDE”

Russians Reject Jap Treaty Bid   Refuse Invitation By U. S. to Discuss Future Pact Aug. 19 At Washingtan

feviets Cannot Sce Way  phe in Jap   "he Fan en ol ters , Cnc "  L

REDS REJECT JAP TREATY INVITATION   ‘Cannot Aaree’ to Proposed Auq. 19 Meeting in U. S.

‘ Rejecting Bid to H Nation Peace Parley, ’ Rosai; _Charges U. S. ‘Atte “Unilaterally”.

Russia Holds Off from Treaty Meet   Cannot See Way  Gear :   INVITATION FROM US.   Favor Action Coming From the Foreign Ministers Council

Moscow Rejects Peace Bid   Refuses to Join U. S. In Drafting Jap Treaty

Blue Asks Abolishment of Board of Control as Part of an Eleven Point Program   Urges Creation of Office of Commissioner of Public Institutions In His Incugural Address to Members of the Legislature

11-Point Govt. Reorgan ization Program Offere In Inaugural Address.

WANTS INTERIM BODY REMOVED BY LAWMAKERS   lowa Governor Offers Plan to Legislature for Re-Organization

Urges 11-Point Program For Reorganization   Recommends Elimination Of Interim Unit In Inaugural Address

GOVERNOR ALSO FINDS INTERIM BODY UNNEEDED   Asks Action to Meet Liquor and Housing Problems

Urges 11-Point Program For Reorganization  rT 7 wuewe .   Recommends Elimination Of Interim Unit In In. augural Address

Inaugural Address By Blue Asks End Of Board of Control   Governor Puts 1] Point Program Before Legislature

Suggestion To Abolish Board Of Control Heads Reorganization Program

Tells 11-Point Reorganization  Plan in Address   inaugural Speech Also Telis Views On Liquor, Housing and Housing Problems

YOUTHFUL LOVE AFFAIR ENDS IN RUSSELS POINT SHOOTING   GIHL PUT IN JAIL AND YOUTH GOES TO HOSPITAL AS RESULT OF SHOGTING

CAUSE OF BLAST STILL MYSTERY   Two in Webster City Are In Hospital

lowa Army Plane Crashes on Slope Of Pike's Peak   Three Killed, Four Are  Injured; Rainstorm Probable Cause

Four Are Badly Hurt Tn Crash Atop Famous Pike's Peak   Missing Transport Plane Is Smashed Against Snow-Covered Slope

TRANSPORT PLANE HITS PIKES PEAK; 3 KILLED, 4 HURT   Missing Iowa National Guard Craft Found Smashed on Snow-Covered Slope of Mountain.   HUNTER GUIDES RESCUE PARTY TO THE SCENE   One of Injured Crewmen Stunbles Down Trail to Tell of Crash—Others  - in Crushed Fuselage.

Umstead Favors Sending Germany American Weed   Says Million Pounds Overseas Would Be  “Good Investment”

FIRE IN GREASE ROOM   ——————_  Department Extinguishes Blaze at Service Station

DEATH TAKES MOTHER OF PRESIDENT   While Her Famous Son Was Flying To Her Bedside

Tragedy Occurs As Son Flies To Bedside   At 94, Mrs. Truman Suffers Relapse From Hip Injury

Lad Found Dead in Snow Surrounded By 6 Puppies He Hurried Home To See

TRUMAN GOES FISHING TODAY   ‘  y DECLINES TO COMMENT ON SOVIET BLAST AGAINST PLAN

Assembly Ends Session;Passes Tuck’s Bills   Enacts Utility, Schools And Rent Control Measures

Army (Calls Truce Teams fo Return   Yanks Assembling at Peip. ing to Leave Soon for Tangku

Crew fo Rip Up Highway 12 for Weckler Clue   D. A. Doubtful Digging Will Reveal Anything; Follows Trucker’s Tip

RIP UP HIGHWAY TO FIND BODY   Investigate New Clue in Missing Girl Case

Award Boy Scout Badges at Tuesday Meef of Lions Club   Roy Dollar Receives Eagle Scout Rating

foreign Minister Tells Big Four Peacemaking Parley That Nation Is Unable to Give Reparations to Any of Allies.

AUSTRIA UNABLE TO PAY CLAIMS?   Envoy Says Country Can't Compensate for War Damages or Lose Territory

 Austria Unable to Pay Reparations; Reds Reject Small Nation’s Demands

Austria Can’t Pay Vietors, Says Minister  Gruber To Plead  . With Deputies Against Yugoslavs

AUSTRIAN SAYS WE GAN'T PAY   FOREIGN MINISTER DENIES ALL CLAIMS FOR REPARATIONS

Austria Can Pay No One. Gruber Says  Russia Firm On Retectine Vaire

SAYS AUSTRIA ~ UNABLE TO PAY   Foreign Minister Answers  Reparations Demands

‘Can't Pay Reparations Austria Says  Reds Stand Firm On Rights of Big Four to ‘Dictate’

Says Austria Unable To Pay Reparations   Foreign Minister Tells ; Treaty Framers---“We Deny All Claim<"

Austria Cannot Pay Reparations  That Is Word of Her Foreian Minister

Unable to Pay  Reparations   Foreign Minister of Austria Gives Views To London Parley

Austrians Can't Pay Reparations  Gruber Asks Return Of 1937 Boundaries

STATES AUSTRIA UNABLE TO PAY   Russia Challenges Right Of Small Nations To Participate

Reds Take Firm Stand On Treaties   Reject Small Nation Demands for Equal Voice in Writing of Pacts °   Says Big 4 Paid   Deputy Foreign Minister ‘Says Right Was Not Grabhed

‘DAHLIA’ DEATH —TALE-DOUBTED   LOS ANGELES-POLICE NOT IMPRESSED BY LATEST “CONFESSION” IN MYS --FTERY MURDER -———

HEREFORD SALE SETS NEW RECORD   Prices Lower Second Day;  Double Auction of 1946.  H

Bedtime Piano, Lipper Bra Are New Inventions  Attract Curious  At World Show

Engel Says Income Tax! Measure Will be Voted Down by House Members

ENOUGH VOTES SAID ON HAND TO. BEAT STRAIGHT TAX CUT: RIVAL LEADERS NEARLY COME TO BLOWS

PALESTINE. RIFTS FLARE ANEW AND BRITISH AROUSED   Stern Counter Measures May Be  Used to Put Down Jewish Underground

Tax Reductions Could Cut Pay Boost Demands   Treasury. Argues Against Higher Exemption, Says Revenue Must Remain Hich

Senator Urges Special Session In Price Crisis   Other Lawmakers Want Action but Say Controls Not Answer

U.S. Economy Held Menaced ByHighPrices   Special Session Urged To Tackle Inflation,  Ast din Pueome

Myers Demand: Extra Session  Of Lawmakers   Solons Agree Federal Price Control Is Not Answer to Problems

Myers Says Price Curb Up To Govt   Some Senators Hold That Resumption Of Price Controls Not The Answer.

Fall Session 4 Of Congress Is Urged by Solon   Inflation, Aid to Europe Called Parts of Same Problem

Urge Congress Call To Act On Prices And Atc   Sen. Myers Says U. S. Economy Is Menaced

Congress Urged To Reconvene to Check Inflation   Consumers Are Anxious to Testify in Probe by Government

Urges Congress Meet In Special Session To  Deal With High Prices

Myers “Asks Special Session fo Consider European Aid and to Curfail High Prices

Myers Urges Special Term Of Congress   Inflation Perils Economy Of U. S., Senator Warns

High Prices Menacing  U.S. Economy, Meyers Says  Calls for Special Session To Deal With Inflation And Aid to Europe

Senators Say Pricing Probe May Cut Costs   Thumbs Turned Down On the Revival of Price . Controls

SPECIAL SESSION : 1S DEMANDED: IN EARLY NOVENBE}   ‘Pennsylvania Lawmaker Tells  News Conference Intlati  Menaces Nation’s : Economy.           ‘LO:CONDUCT. HEARINGS   Members Feel Return- of: Co) trols Is Not Answer— " Hope to. Obtain Com “plete Picture.”

First Consumer--Producer Price Meeting To Be In Providence Monday

PUBLIC STILL PACKS PLANES   No Wholesale Cancellations  Because of Crashes

Other State Employes Must Do On 20 Pct. Raise... . .  30 Pct. Pay Hike Seems Certainty For Teachers

Committee Votes 30 Percent Boost  In Teachers’ Pay  * Other Employe es To Get 20 P: C. Boost

Teachers Hope For Higher Hike   Joint Appropriations Committee Votes To Make More Funds Available

SLOT MACHINE  HEARING HELD   Representatives Of Three Counties Argue Before Governor

Slot Machine Bill Hearing Is Stagee   Arguments: for Legalizec Machine Operations Are Offered

St. Louis Hit By Bus Strike   Thousands Have Difficul ty In Getting To and From Work

ST LOUIS BUSES IDLE IN STRIKE   Streetcar Workers Join In Tieup Of Public Transportation

BODY HASN‘T BEEN FOUND   Oliver Dreibelheie Drowned Near Garnett Trving to Ford Creek

Ohio Phone Agreement Held Near   New Progress Reported After Long Conference

scsssmupoptiaeae rine: ae oecasomag cama cance one _ NEW FLIGHT RECORD

Shins Save 2.000 as Maine Town Burns   Block of 3rd Street to Be Made 4-Laned

Flames Lick Into Bar Harbor; 2 Bia Resort Hotels Burned   Highway Linking Colorado City With ‘Sterling City to Get Hearing Today

Small Craft Used to Take Off Refugees   Dozens of Navy Ships on Way to Help in Evacuation

Daring Prison  Break Foiled   Convicts Threaten. ‘Guard Hostages With Razors

Five Convicts Fail To Escape At Graterford   Stopped at Last, Gate After Threatening To Kill Two Guards

GUARDS STOP PRISON BREAK   Decline to Open Gate Fo. Convicts Holding Two Men As Hostages

Mrs. Roosevelt and Son to Be Hyde Park Farmers  awcwencee ne th om eee

GREEKS CHECK RED GUERILLAS   Dispatches Tell of Fierce Battle With ‘Invaders’ From Albania

Wife Saves Buried Man   Digging Brings Rescue Of Husband After Walls Of Trench Collanse.

Lewis Tries New Work Stop Plan  rug Denies Request To Close More Mines

Krug Refuses Lewis Request To Close Mines   Rejection Is Sent to UMW President by N. H. Collisson

Lewis Says Only Two Mines ‘Safe’   Confusion Reigns as UMW Chief Demands Others Remain Closed

;Fun-Loving Fish Sad    Veteran Director Of Commerce  Department Aquarium To Retire

INDIVIDUALS CA REDUCE ACCIDENTS  '._ ie Semen ee © oe  ae aa    Country is Mobilized to Put End to National Tragedy of Highway Accidents   MUST START AT ONCE

INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY, DECIDING FACTOR, REDUCING STREET & HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS   By Thomas H. MacDonald

 Don’t Let the Butcher Know About It But  New Knife Can Cut Invisible Ham Slice

Mother Presses Request That Son, Reported Dead by Army, be Sought

Ewbank Gets First 1947 Bike License   Navy Chaplain Chief Honored on Retirement   Luciano Loses Appeal Against Deportation

Luciano Loses His Appeal in Cuba   Former N. Y. Vice King Faces Immediate Deportation

BRITAIN TO CUT AIR FORCE 30 PCT.   ANNOUNCEMENT CO MES ON HEELS OF STATEMENT ARMY WILL’ BE REDUCED.

NEED WORLD THINKING   Kansas Farmers No Longer Isolated Rep. Hope Stresses

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lrate Producers Dispatch Poultry To White House  Luckman Also Gets Some of Birds, Sent As Anary Protest

lrate Poultry Producers Shipping “Hens For Harry,” Can't Feed Them

IRATE POULTRY RAISERS BATTLE THURSDAY BAN   Chickens Sent to Truman and Luckman as Officiats ignore Pleas

TRUMAN VIGTIN OF FOWL PLAYING   Poultry Is Being Sent t¢ President, Luckman Protests Today.

Air Safety Board Offers New Rules   Increase in Minimum Altitude Is Proposed

2 PASSENGER TRAINS CRASH   Two Trainmen Die in Headon Collision on M-K-T Line in Texas.

Texas Scene Of Explosion Last Night   Fear Railroad Inspector Lost In Wreckage

Passenger  Trains Crash   Two Men Killed and Three Others Missing In Head-On Collision Of Katy Trains, Texa:

MIXED ORDERS CAUSE TEXAS RAIL TRAGEDY   Two Known Killed: Three Missing; Many Others Are Hurt

TWO KILLED, 3 MISSING AFTER RAIL ACCIDENT   Trains Collide at New Braunfels, Tex.—Nine Persons Are Injured

Rail Crash Kills Two; Two Missine   Nine Other Persons Injured as Two MissouriKansas-Texas Passenger Trains Collide Head-on Near New Braunfels, Tex.

1 Dead, 9 Hurt In Train Wreck  Locomotives Crash Head-On In Texas

2 Trainmen Die In Crash   3 Crew Members Still Missing; Ex. -‘plode In Flames.

Trains Collide In Texas, Two Die In Wreck   Three Missing After Explosion And Fire Which Follow Crash

Nine Injured. In Wreck Near New Braunfels  Fire Breaks Out ‘nme Lacamatives.

Two Dead, Nine Hurt In Crash Of Two Trains   Trains Exploded Into Flames After Texas Collision.

2 DIE, 3 MISSING WHEN TRAINS HIT        thers Suffer Injuries I dead-On Texas Crash

Trains Crash On Texas Road   Two Killed, Three Missing After Head-on Collision Of Fassenger Troins

Two Die; Three Missing In Collision of Trains In Texas; Nine Injured

TwoM-K-T Trains Collide, Kill Two   Dead Are Crewmen; 3 Are Missing and 9 Passengers Are Injured  BURST INTO FLAMES     . —- - > o> a —_—_ ee ai   Eight Cars and  800 Sacks Of Christmas Mail Are Burned

TWO KILLED AS TRAINS COLLIDE   MKT PASSENGERS RAW HEAD-ON IN TEXAS; 3 CREWMEN MISSING

2 Dead, 9 Hurt, as Speeding Trains Collide Head-On, Explode in Texas

Two Trainmen Killed  In Accident Near New Braunfels, Texas, Nine Injured, Three Missing

2 Trains Collide Head-on, Explode   Two Trainmen Die, Two Missing and Nine Are Injured

Katy Trains Crash Headon, Trainmen Dead  Engines Stack,   Engines Stack, And Front:Cars Telescope In Wreck

Trains Crash. Head-on, Two Crewmen Dead   Nine Injured, Three Said Missing In Texas Disas-  ter; Orders Mix-up Is Blamed

Passenger Trains Collide; Two Killed      Nine Other Persons Injured And Two Crew Members Missing In Texas Accident

TwoMl-K-I Trams Collide, Kill Two   Dead Are Crewmen; 3 Are Missing and 9 Passengers Are Injured   Eight Cars and 1,800 Sacks Of Christmas Mail Are Burned

) Dead, 3 Missing In Blazing Wreck Of 2 Crack Trains   1,800 Sacks of Mail Lost, 9 People Injured

Two Killed, Nine Hurt ‘in Katy “Meet” in Texas   Trains Collide Head-en--Twe Crewmen, Railroad Inspector Still ?Aissing

Nine Others Reported Injured   Fire Engulfs Wreck And Destroys Eight Of 21 Cars Involved

Trains Collide HeadOn  In Texas   Two Killed, Three Missing After Night Wreck

Stormy Sessions Foreshadowed In Security Council   Britain And Russia In Ver. bal Battle Over Corfu Channel Incident

RUSSIA GIVEN —NEW-SETBACK   FAILS TO BLOCK PUTTING ALBANIA CHANNEL MINING .' [ISSUE BEFORE SECUR- ~ : ITY COUNCIL

:More Presents Arriving  7 ! Kings, Queens And Nobles Dance  As Royal Wedding Date Nears

ELIZABETH SHOWS WEDDING. GIFTS   DAZZLING ABRRAY INCLUDES NECKLACE OF PEA-SIZED DIAMONDS AND RUBIES.

PRINCESS GETS ENOUGH PRESENTS TO STOCK STORE : Collection Of Wedding Presents Unsurpassed In Modern Times In Britain Showered On Couple

De Gaulle Makes Bid for Power  Assumes Leadership of New Alignment f :

URGE U.S. KEEP ISLAND BASES   Congress Warned Against “Cheap Army, Navy” In Committee Report

RETENTION URGED OF PACIFIC BASES   HOUSE COMMITTEE OPPOSES ECONOMY AT EXPENSE OF ARMED FORCES.

Congress Warned Against a Cheap Army and Navy’   Retention of Pacific Island Security Bases Urged

ECONOMY DRIVE CAUTION URGED   Cheap Army And Navy May Be Expensive, Conevress Told

Board Inspects Centralia Mine  Source Of Explosion Not Yet Determined

Car Workers Hit Price Rise   .s > ‘Profiteering’ Cited In Inquiry Demand

2 Lawmakers Plead Innocent  Obstructing Seizure Of Evidence, Charge

COAL MINE FIGHT MAY TEST CURBS   Workers To Begin Vacatior ~ With Contract In Doubt

Soft Coal Mine Troubles to Start After July Seventh   Only Five Days of Gov. ernment Operation Re. main.

NO SIGN FORESEEN FOR ACCORD SOON IN COAL INDUSTRY   Mines Enter Last Five Days under Government Control; Ten-Day Vacation to Start Friday.   TALKS BREAK DOWN BETWEEN PARTIES

Coal Mines Begin Last Five Days of Gov't Operation   No Indication Of New Contract Aareement Given

MINERS ENTE CRUCIAL. WEEK   Only 5 Days Remain in U. § Contract with UMW

GOAL MAY GiVE LABOR BILL TEST   Stoppage In Mines Threat: ens To Be First tssue

Crisis Nears In Coal Mines   Federal Rule Ending With No Pact in View

Sunday Rains Make Third lowa Flood Warning Fly Today   Des Moines, Raccoon River Areas:Get Five Inch Falls

Des Moines River May Flood Again  Crest Will Come Within a Few Days

SGT. C. H. SHAMONS GETS LIFE SENTENCE   Local Boy Convicted for Slay ing of Soldier; Arrested Here In Feb., 1945.

Banker, Kidnap Victim, Unfound  British Judge Freed Unhurt In Palestine

Fail to Find Banker Held   Had Been Reportec Earlier as Freed  By Captors

Second British Kidnap Victim Will Be Freed   Eases Fears for Life Of Banker Seized by Palestine Underground

FOR NAVY TRAINING   48 Kansans Are Accepted As Principals or  Alternates

Men Accept ‘11-Cent Raise, Pension Aid   Some Service to Resume Tomorrow, Normal by Menday

Two-Year Paet Signed By Ford   CIO Parley Start In Washington; Miners Out

Transit Tieup Settled  Union Members Get 11 Cent Hourly Wage Boost and Liberalized Pension Plan

JAYEAWEERS TRY WIGS FIRST TRE   Take Off for Miami After Thesr DC-4 Is Chnistened With Wheat   FETED AT BREAKFAST

WINGS FIRST TIME   Take Off for Miami After Their DC-4 Is Chnstened With Wheat   FETED AT BREAKFAST

Army Won't Confirm Bennett's Charges *:   Missouri Republican Congressman Says.N His Assertion Of Red Attacks On Gls = = Was Mininterpreted: Washinaton Checking”

Army Silent On Trieste   No Continuation af Solon’ Charge of Communist Armed. Aggression Aaeinsk US S.

Army Fails to Back Report on ‘Slain’ Gis   No Confirmation for Rep. Bennett's Yuaoslay Story

Army Silent  on Trieste  lacidents American Command:  ‘ched To Answer Generalship Charges

Hanns Eisler On Stand Today   First Witness at Hearing On Un-American Activities Inquiry

'* —UN-AMERICAN PROBE — Once Communist But  Quit, Eisler Testifies

EISLER DENIES ACTIVE RED ROLE   Un-American Group Begins ~ Communist Hearings

PROBERS HEAR HANNS EISLER   Hollywood Composer, 54, Admits He Once Applied For Red Membership

Tenants Being Urged Nof To Sign Leases   Truman’s Demand For Lobby Probe Mev Be lIanored:

Those Who Agree To ‘Vol. untary’ Increases Can Get  Lease Until 1948

U. S. Tenants Ponder Gambling « on Rentals   New Mork Group Urges: Sign: ‘No’ Leases: ‘Ohio's ’ Senators Divide on-Truman: Stand -

NEW RENT LAW UNCERTAIN IN IMPLICATIONS   However, Real Estate  Board Advises Tenants Not to Sign For In oreases.

16 Million Tenants Over U.S. Ponder Whether To ‘Gamble’ On 15 Per Cent Rent Boosts

Tenants Ponder StatusUnder New Rent Legislation  New York Committee ft SEA aaa , a   New York Committee Opposes Acceptance Of ‘Voluntary’ Increase

—‘WAR OF NERVES’ PREDICTED — Tenants Face Issue ef Gambling  Rent Boost Aqainst End of Law

Pastor Of'Dr. Frank Norris’ Church Is Carried From Baptist Convention Floor After Disturbance Is Created

Brief Uproar Is Caused Af Church Meef   Dr. Frank Norris Grins Broadly At  Noicv Occurrence

Probe of Freight Car Firms Asked   Violations of Anti-Trist Laws Alleged by Clarks

Asks For Check On Box Cars   Clark Wonts Grand Jury To Probe Reports Of Antitrust Law Violations

Freight Car Shortage Laid  To Violations of Trust Law  Attorney General Calls for Grand Jury Prote of Freight Car Building Industry

Anti-Trust Probe Of Freight Car Builders Asked   Industry Accused Of Trade Restraints By Atterney General Clark

Fr eight Car Industr vy To Be Probed   Clark Says Companies Fix Non-Competitive Prices For Product

CLARK ASKS PROBE OF RAILWAY CAR BUILDING INDUSTRY   Attorney General Charges Violations Of Anti-Trust  lawe —

Grand Jury to Probe Freight Car Building   Attorney General Asks Investigation Of Alleged Violation Of Anti-Trust Laws

U.S, TO INVESTIGATE FREIGHT CAR FIRMS   Attorney General Calls For Grand Jury In Case

Clark Calls for Grand Jury Probe Of Railway Freight Car Building

Boxcar Industry Facing ‘Inquiry  Grand Jury Probe Ordered by Clark

U. 5. to Probe Railway Freight Car Industry   Crders Inquiry Into Alleged Violations of Anti-Trust Laws

Attorney General Asks For Chech Into Railroad Freight Car Issue.

U. $. PROBE OF FREIGHT CARS   Investigates Violations of Anti-Trust Laws by Building Industry

JURY PROBES FREIGHT CAR TRUST CHARGE   Monopoly Producing Acute Shortages Is Alleged

U.S.. Plans investigation Of Freight Car Industry   Attorney General Asks Grand Jury Probe of Alleced Violations

Clark Asks Rail Freight Car Inquiry   Attorney General Seeks To Learn If Anti-Trust Laws Being Violated

Anti-Trust Law Probe Called For By Clark   Certain Corporations And Individuals Said To Be Involved

U5. LAUNCHES NVESTIGATION OF CAR TRUST   Actten Follows Long Shortage of Shipping for the West.

FEDERAL JURY 10 QUIZ PRODUCERS OF FREIGHT CARS   ‘ATTORNEY-GENERAL CITES REPORT OF FBI INVESTIGATION

Violation of Trust Code ls Charged   Building Firms’ Book: Subpoenaed; Lack Of Cars Acute.

FREIGHT CAR BUILDERS FACE TRUST PROBE      Subpoenas Being Issued For Federal  Grand Jury Investigation

Talmadge’s Running Mate and Son “Rivals in Political Comic Opera

Ship Piles Up: 9 Sailors Die   U. S. Craft Crashes Into Finland Coast

NINE ARE KILLED AS SHIPS SUNK   Park Victory Wrecks on Coast of Finland on Wednesday.

Milk Sales By # Non-Testing _ Dairies Barred   Health Regulations Upheld By Supreme Court Decision

COOL AIR WARMED UP   ' : . Mate Gets Littl Relief From Latest “Cold Wave”

COOL AIR WARMED UF   State Gets Little Relief Fron Latest “Cold Wave”

Russia May Join France and Britain in Tri-Power Talks   To Listen to Marshall Plan for Europe’s. Recovery

Soviets Consider Tri-Power Talks   Molotov May Accept Invitation to Discuss Europe's Rehabilitation

Odds Favor Red Participation in Recovery Talks    Papers Pave the Way fo Molotov’s Acceptance of Invitation

Reds Consider Invitation From Britain, France   Tri-Power Talks on Marshall's Proposal For Recovery Slated

Chances Are Enhanced that Soviets Will Join Europe Recovery Conference

WAGE OFFER  TURNED DOWN IN ST. LOUIS   Company, Employes Near Agreement In Strike

Hope Held For Early  Settlement   Conciliator Seeks End To Strike This Weekend

Sketch Of General Lee Ordered Withheld From Russian Lanquage Paper

British, French To Set Up Aid Plan Without Reds; Meet Likely Over Today   BULLETIN

JOHNSON CASE JURY NAMED   Nine Men, Three Women To Hear Evidence in Trial Of Former Jurist

BRITISH FEA NEW. OUTBREAK IN PALESTINE      THOUSANDS OF JEWS STAGE FAST AS UNDERGROUND URGES AN “ALLOUT” WAR

Laney Refuses To Accept State Board's Choice   Declares Institution Has Not Advanced Under Administration

Governor In Statement On Hospital Head   BOARD’S APPOINTEE IS TURNED DOWN BY EXECUTIVE

Call For Senate Group To Judge Whether Papers of FDR Should Be Made Public

Lane Addresses Closing Session Of Agriculture Specialist Meet   Declares'State’s Farm Policy Based On Belief Economy Has Roots In Soil

STATE SUPPORT OF AGRICULTURE   Governor Says Budget In cludes Funds For Fu ture Progress

Italian Assembly Votes Approval for New Constitution  Enrico de Nicola First President; An End  7

VOTE ITALIAN CONSTITUTION   New Charter Formally Ends Reign of Savoy; De Nicola Is First President

Italian Constitutior Wins Approval, Ending Monarchy   Enrico de Nicola Is First President Of the Republic

A CONSTITUTION ADOPTED BY ITAL)   ACTION ESTABLISHING REPUB. Lic FOEMALLY ENDS EEIGN OF HOUSE OF SAVOY,

Italian Assembly Approves Charter, Ending Monarchy  De Nicola Slated To Head Republic

ltaly Finally Js Given New Constitution   Reign of the House of Savoy Is Formally Terminated

Mexico Dipping Cattle and Cars   Texas Cattlemen Draft Program To Stop Foot-and-Mouth Disease

State’s Largest Spending Program In History Given Final Approval

Tornado, Flood Debris Litters Many Towns from Oregon to Pennsylvania

Five Killed By  Pennsy Twister   Million Dollars In Damage Is Reported In Five-Town Area.

Britain Will Keep Freedom   Attlee Voices Aims of His Government

TRUMAN COULD BLOCK STRIKE   Bill Offered to Halt Walkout of Phone Workers .

RELIEF BILL * NEARLY READY      CONFERENCE BEING HELD TO ADJUST DIFFERENCES IN “HOUSE AND SENATE Rie

Seek To Secure Full 597 Million For Stopgap Aid   House Passes Reduced Measure, But Allows Sixty Million To China

Arrest 3 in Boston Holdups  fscaped Convict I: Among Suspects ta. Two Darina.

One of Them Is Escaped Convict---Had New Bills   Two Latest Suspects Captured by Cambridae Police This Morning

Armed Thug Caught After Gun Fight; $2,745 In Bills Found On Pair

Three Robbery Suspects Nabbed   Cambridge Police Aid Boston Officers After Daring Hold-ups

Three Held For Boston  Pavroll Jobs   Escaped Convict Found With Hundreds of New Bills; Two Others Have  LRN, Oe

The New World British War Bride Likes . Milwaukee; Wants Family Ove:

House Committee OK's New Office For Radio ‘Voice’  Educational Program In Foreign Countries Inder Securitv Contral

OIEE Pro Program Passes Hurdle   House Group Okay Given — To Information Bill

‘For ‘Voice of America’  Committee Paves Way For Information Proaram

Raise Granted Road Workmen By Commission   Worthington Says Boos. Of 10 Cents Planned  Before Demands

State Boosts Hourly Pay Of Road Workers   Work Stoppage Will Continue, Leader Declares

NAMED PRESIDENT OF HOOD COLLEGE   Dr. Andrew G. Truxal Of Dartmouth College To Succeed Dr. Henry . Stahr Who Will Retire July, 1948

SENATE DEBATES KEM RESOLUTION FAR INTO NIGHT   Refuses to Postpone Action on Proposal to Probe Clark’s Handling of K. C. Vote  * Fraud Case.   TAFT SAYS DEMOCRATS * ARE FILIBUSTERING   Ohioan Threatens to Keep the Chamber in Session Until It Comes to 3  Decision. ‘

BILLIONS MAY BE TAKEN OFF EXPENDITURES   Democrats Back President’ Program; Republicans Want Taxes Cut   LABOR BILLS STUDIED   Sen. Morse Plans To Present ‘Middle-Of-The-Road’ Labor Measure

Republicans To Trim Truman s Budget Program   Leaders In Congress To Go Ahead With Plans For Tax Reduction   INCOME TAX SLASH FOR YEAR IS AIM  ~~. ee eS 2 2S es Se ee

Escaped Man ‘Is Arrested   Prisoner Who Filed Freder ick Jail Accused of Kidnaping

HITE GAP BY FBI, FACES KIDNAP CHARGE   Abduction Of Local Cab Driver Reportedly Admitted   THREE OTHERS STILL ARE BEING SOUGHT

Prayer Asked For ‘Nubbins   Death-Cheating Boy Faces New Oneration

Distribution Amendment  Is Blamed  Jenkins Advises A ntinyn Tew fmt

Ohio Highway Crisis Viewed   Jenkins institutes Suit, Saying Legislative Tinkering May Have Wrecked Dept.

Court Ruling fo Asked on Gasoline Tax   Amendment Give: All Revenue to Cities, Counties

Inside Your Congress  ——  Crusaders On The Court  - by—  SAMUEL B. PETTENGILL “The Gentleman from

SECRET POLICE OF JAPAN ORDERED PRISONERS SLAIN   USE OF POISON Gag, DROWN. _ING8_AND BOMBINGS AU    THORIZED A G AINST ALLIED PRISONERS

HANLEY’S SWING AROUND NATION BSPELLS DEWEY   Looks Like First Move to Nominate New York Governor for President

Veteran Changes His Mind About Showing Police Grave Of Victim   Admitted To Shooting Girl Six Years Ago And Started To Lead Authorities To The Lonely Mountain Grave.

AFL Scores Russia, Backs  Marshall Plan   Demands That All U.S Share in Sacrifice for Relief

Soviet Foreign Policy Is Condemned by AFL   Marshall Plan Is Given: Approval---Want Velo In UN Abaliched

Action Defies War Threats   Assembly Adjourns After Vital Decision

JEWS GRANTED HOMELAND BY 33 10 13 VOTE   Six Arab Countries Refuse to Accept _ Decision

BUS DRIVERS’ STRIKE PUTS 85,000 ON FOOT   Long Beach Union Goes Out in Pay Raise Dispute

GOP REPORTED: NEAR DECISION — ON INCOME.TAX CUT PROGRAM   is ENT ATIVE. AGREEMENT IS REACHED TO GIVE LOW  INCOME TAX PAYERS ADDITIONAL SLASH

Republicans Push Anti-Inflation Bill   Leaders Decide To Promote Measure  In House On Take-It-Or-Leave-[t Basis

Houst Democrats Will Oppose Republican Move; Measure Scheduled For Floor Consideration Sometime Today   WOULD LIMIT DEBATE AND BAR AMENDMENTS

Inflation  Bill Vote Is Rushed  House Republicans Press Four-Point   House Republicans Press Four-Point Plan; Would  Limit Diecuseion

Freight Crashes Rear  Of Second  Others Aboard    Others Aboard Reported Unhurt in Accident

Big Airliner Crash-Lands; 41 Crawl Out   Pan-American Plane Catches Fire During N. ¥. Belly Landing

War Atrocities  Linked To Tojo   Prosecutors Connect Former Jap Premier With Atrocities On Allied  Prisoners

~ CARS TIP— Engineer Accused of Negligence   TRAFFIC HELD UP FOR HOURS

TRAINS. SMASH UP IN GERMANY: WITH 36 DEAD.-80 HURT   Two Packed Passenger Train: ‘Envolved In Worst Wreck  Since Wartime

Aid Demand Too High: Harriman   Commerce Secretary Says U.S. Must Pare Down Europe’s Figures to What . We Can Afford; Report Due by Noy. 6

Aid-resources Surveyors to Report Nov. 6   Some Requests Are for More Than This Nation Can Afford .

Slashes in Aid Requests Seen By Investigators   Marshall Plan Must Be Reduced to Fit Purse of America

Cut in Aid-Plan Requests Hinted   Must F it Resources, Sec. Harriman Says

Marshall Plan Requests Pared   House Committee Declares U. S. Aid To Europe Needed for Peace

Italy, Yugoslavia Bitter Over Peace - Treaties But Sigt   Formal Ceremony Takes Place i in. Paris’ Salon  ‘de la Paix This Morn

Italian Peace Treaty Signed In Paris Fete   Yugoslavs Subscribe Without Expected Arguments; Much Territory Lost

DEFEATED AXIS SATELLITES SIGN PEACE TREATIES   —hL PO PEN Pe  BOTH YUGOSLAVIA AND ITALY BITTER OVER ITALIAN PACT

Italy, Yugoslavia Sign Peace Treaty   Latter Nation, Which Has Consistently Protested It Would Not Accept Pact, Makes No Explanation of Its Change in Attitude.

GOP ASSIGNS COMMITTEES   State Delegation Captures 13 Doubles; Name Gavin  To Armed Services

DREW PEARSON SAYS:—NAVY ATTEMPTED PRESS CENSORSHIP ABOARD USS MISOURI; TRUMAN IS CONFIDENT AMERICAN PEOPLE WILL EAT LESS; SPUDS AND FRUIT Th) BE SHIPPED INSTEAD OF MORE GRAIN.

-_ FIGHT REDS IN BALKANS—  $43,000,000 Relief To Be Sent Austria

State Department Announces Plan  For Extending Aid   U. S. To Spend $43,000,000 For Relief In Austria Up To September 30   DIPLOMATIC MOVE TO BALK RUSSIANS

PLAN TO SEND 44 MILLION DOLLARS OF OFFSET IN  FLUENCE OF SOVIET  UNION ;

U.S. TO SUPPLY AUSTRIA RELIEF   Plans Laid To Put 43 Million In Assistance Program

Lamarre to Sue General Meyers  Dummy President to   Dummy President to Appear Today Before Federal Grand Jury

I oreign Aid  oes F ight to  Switch Plan   First Tentative Test On Aid to Greece, Turkey Due Today

Foes of Greek, Turk Aid Plan Shouted Down   House Moves Toward Final Vote on Measure To Stan Rede

MART BOONE AND WIFE TO OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY DECEMBER 28.

WALKS AFTER ~~ LOURDES TRIP   GIRL WHO WAS SURE MIRACLE WOULD CURE HER     FRANCE

Busiest Front. In Fire Area Is Still in Maine  Roported Evidence   Reported Evidence Of Arson Is Probed

REPORT FINDING OF EVIDENCE   New Angle Develops as Fight. ers Appear To Be Gaining Upper Hand.

Local Damage Case” Seftled On Tuesday   Case Settled Out Out Of Court: For $18,000 Yesterday

Round-The-World Flight To Start   ‘Former Army Air Pilot _ Scheduled To Hop Off Today On Solo Flight

Most French Shipping Stalled by New Strike   Meanwhile Ramadier Government Seeks to Fad Baste tratbane

French Ports Hu By Dock Strike   Walkout Hinders Docking Of “US Luxury Liner ‘America’

French Strikes Halt Transport   Port Facilities, Paris Subway System Are All Involved

35, 000:French: parity Tie Up Harbor P ort:   Strike As Tenth Of Subway .. Workers Promise To Return. This Af ternoon

Strikes Cripple France   Government Makes Desperate Efforts  To Cope With Crisis As Election Day Near

STRIKE AT DOCKS CRIPPLES FRANCE   RAMADIER BLAMES LABOR TROUBLES ON COMING ELECTIONS

STRIKES TANGLE FRENCH TRAFFIC   Seaports Paralyzed By Walkout Of 40,000 Merchant Seamen

Shipping in France Tied ‘Up By Strike   Merchant Seamen, Shore Workers Add More Woe ts Government Seeking to End Transport Strike

French Merchant Seamen on Strike   Walkout of 40,000 Workers for Wage Increases Virtually Halts All Shipping— A Few Transit Employes Return.

STRIKE OF 30,000 MERCHANT SEAMEN TIE-UP SHIPPING   Government Strove to Cope With Paris’ Crippling Transport Walk-out,   WANT WAGE INCREASE   A Tenth,ot Subway Workers Voted to End Their ThreeIay Strike.

LABOR DISCORD ON WIDE FRONT SHAKES FRANCE   Political Intrigue Hinted in View OF French Elections Scheduled For Next Sunday: Workers Demand Wage Increases.

French Ports Idle as 40,100 Workers Quit   Two Subway Unions Vote Back to Work After 3-Day Tieup

Strike Of 40,000 Merchant Seamen For Wage Increases Halts Shipping In French Ports   ’ Government Striving Desperate To Cope With Paris’ Crippling Transport Strike

40,000 QuiT FRENCH PORTS   Strikes Spread as Municipal Elections Approach—Premier Moving Fast

Merchant Seamen Strike, Halt French Shipping  Government Striving To Get Transport In Paris Going Again

All Shipping Is Halted In French Ports   40,000 Merchant Seamen And Shore Workers Quit; No Tues For Ships

‘Invasion Money’:  \Free-F lowing Russian Script  Leads To Overdraft By U.S.

PRESS PLANS FOR TERMINAL NEAR HEIGHTS   Giant Air, Rail, Motor Center Is Proposed By Board   MAY COST BILLION

Truman Silent On Tax Measure  . SS. ft Ss. 25   Flies Back to Capitol From Missouri

6 Yanks on Refugee Ship  U.S. Citizens Reported In Cus stody as 1000.

LeMars Business Women At Sheldon  BPW Has District Gathering Sunday

LeMars Business  Women At Sheldon  _ BPW: Has. District. ~” Gathering’ Sandee”

Heavy Snow Blows  Across Midwest   Another Cold Wave Move: Eastward From Plains; Mercury Drops

Cold Wave Moving In From West   Not To Last Long But Thanksgiving Day Weather May Ra Rad

SNOWSTORMS IN MID-WEST AREA   Chicago Reports Heavy Fall; Cold Wave Is Moving Into East

HEAVY SNOWFALL MOVING EASTWARD   Temperatures Droppin g Sharply in Midwest.

Big Snowsform Hits Northern Midwest   Chicago Expects Four Inches, Severe Cold . Moving ta Eostwerd

Heavy Snowstorm  Rages in Northern Area Re The Accnristead Prace

Cold Wave Moves East   Season’s Heaviest Snow Expected To Blanket Chicago With 4-Inch Fall.

Ala. Negro Leaders Fight Voting: Laws   Attack Launched = On Boswell Amendment; Court Action Sought To Admit Negroes Te State Colleges.

LINCOLNSHIRE DEVELOPMENT POSTPONED   Directors to Wait Until Lots Can Be Sold Reasonably

Russia’s Claim Of Reparations Is Attacked   44-Passenger Bus Eludes 11-State Police

Boundaries of German Zones Chief Issue   Meeting To Fail Unless Reds Agree To Weld Nation

Molotov Sees Agreement on German Issue   U.S. Diplomats Fail, However, Te Share Views

Molotov Thinks Accord On Germany Is Possible   Optimistic After Hearing Differing Views Expressed at Moscow Parley

Molotov Hopeful For Agreement on German Problems   Does Not Hold to View  That the Big 4 Would Be linnkla @s Pen.

Soviet Says. Agreement Possible at Meet Despite Differences   Russian Minister Declares That Common Poin Of View May Be Reached Even Though Great Powers Are Now at Odds Over Germany

Molotov Thinks Accord Possible  Soviet Minister Tells Conferees Differences Can Be Reconciled

Prediction Is No Solution In German Puzzle   aUnless Council Finds Aud Agrees Upon Overall Solution,

Molotov Hopes For Aereement   Still Believes Agreement Possible on German Economy

Molotov’s Optimistic  Believes Agreement On   Believes Agreement On Germany Still Possible Among the Four Powers

Molotov Says Big 4 Can Get Together   Russian Tells Group Agreement on Germany Among Them Possible

MOLOTOV FEELS GERMAN ISSUE TO BE SOLVED   Russian Says Accord Possible Despite Differing Views Of Several Nations

Molotov Says Pact Is Possible; Others  Appear Pessimistic   Relations of Top Three Leaders Apparently Souring Now

Russians Give Huge Ranauet   Marshall Clashes With Soviets Over Russians Charge

Weather Forecast   Says Disputes Not To Prevent Big 4 EromReachinaGoal

Molotov Believes 4-Powe: Agreement On Critical — German Issue Is Possible

'U: S. And Russia Move Toward Power Struggle For The Economic And Political Domination Of Europe

SOVIET, UNCLE SAM CET NEARER TODAY 10 POWER BATTLE   Struggle for Dotaination of European Politics Seems to Be Imminent with New Developments   CZECHS PULL OUT OF MEETING PLANS

RUSSIA PRESSES SATELLITES T0 REFUSE BIDS   Finns Announce Formal Rejection

Domination Of Europe Is at Stake   Struggle Is Between United States and Russia for Eco nomic, Political Power

U.S, RUSSIAN STRUGGLE FOR POWER . LOOMS   Economic Boycott Hinted for Nations Which Ignore Paris Aid Conference

Aid Program Doomed By Red Actions   Eight Nations Reject Invitations To Paris As Split Widens

NLRB Headache:  5,000-Case Backlog To Delay Action On Current Dispute:

Mortician In Sudden Death  Last Evening   Warder H. Wyatt, Business Man Here Over 50 Years, Stricken At Home — Funeral Saturday Morning.

MINE OPENING TUESDAY MAY BE POSTPONED   Southern Producers Fail to Agree With Lewis

Difficulties in Drafting of New Contract Peril Tuesday Re-Opening   Policy Committee of UMW To Confer Today; John L. Lewis Ignores Southern Operators

Would Put. Waters To Production   Special Message to Congress Fmbodies  Program‘For Quick Start On Converting Flood Hazards to Profit

Truman Urges Mississippi  Basin Program   $250,000,000 Sought From Congress to Start Work at Once

Truman Asks Congress To Authorize Ten- Year Flood Control Program   President Asks $250,000,000 In Special Message To Curb Mississippi River And lis Mighty Tributaries

Truman Urges L0-Y ear Flood Control Project For Mississippi Basin

$250,000,000 Asked to Begin 10-Year Task   President Declares Problem Is One of ‘Desperate Urgency’

PRESIDENT ack 7      Troman Urges Quick Slat Te Ghook Fleeds In Extire River Sesla;s Pe? Waters To Sredmotiva Boas

Truman Offers Plan To Check Waters OfMiss  Asks $250 Million To Get Work Going

flood Control — Program Is  Asked by Truman   President Suggests $250,000,000 Be Expended Over a 10-Year Period: Problem Listed as Urcent

TEN-YEAR FLOOD CONTROL PROGRAM URGED BY TRUMAN   President Calls Upon Con gress to Curb Destructive Fury of Waters in . Mississippi Basin.   ASKS $250,000,000 #7 GET WORK STARTED   Executive Says Rivers Should Be Turned to Productive Uses to Increase  - Wealth of Nation.

FLOOD CONTROL ON LONG-RANGE BASISIS URGED   Truman Wants To Put Wa. ters of Mississippi Te Productive Use   JMMEDIATE REACTION! OF SENATE FAVORABLE

Truman Asks Quick Start — On Control of Mississippi Cites Heavy Loss In Many Floods; Asks 250 Million  Toh OQnen Pracram

Special Congress Is Up To Truman, Vandenberg Says  Marsholl Receives First Hand Report fia Ererane C pieie

R econvening Of Congress  Is Foreseen   European Economic Crisis May Force Truman To Call Special Session

Reds Admit Riotous Role initaly ©   '. Peasants - in Puglia Continue Violent Tactics

Armed Violence Spreads in Italy   Striking Peasants Ambush Carabinieri Wounding Twenty-Tw

More’ Peasants Stage . Uprising In Italy   Isolate Town - And: Ambush Truck ~ Loads. of Soldiers

Peasants Ambush  2 Police Trucks   At Least Two Killed, 20 - Hurt in Puglia Fighting

At Least 37 Are Killed In  Train Crash   Death List Growing After Collision Of Two Canachan Passenger Trains In Manitoba.

Canadian Trains Collide Head-on 19 Dead, 25 Hur   Passenger Trains in Crash at Station; Fire Hampers Rescue Work

Over Thirty-Seven Persons Killed in Railroad Collision   Passenger Trains Collide Head-On In Manitoba Town

37 Bodies Removed From Wreckage  of Canadian Trains   Railway Worker Says One of Cars in Inferno After Collision Carried Childran Hama Fram Summar Vacotiar

37 KILLED IN CANADIAN TRAIN WRECK   2 CNR Passenger Trains Collide Headon

37% Dead As Trains Hit In Canada  More Victims May Be Found in the Wreckage of Two  a se oe

MOUNTING TOLL IN CANADIAN RAIL COLLISION   Special Smashes Into Express

19 Killed in Canadian Train Crash   Head-On Collision in Manitoba. During Nicht

37 Are Killed In Canadian Train Wreek   Vacation Special, Express Collide At Dugald, Man.

Hit Head-On In Canadian Rail Tragedy   Holiday Special Plows Into Express; Coaches Burn After Collision

RAIL COLLISION TAKES LIVES OF 37 IN MANITOBA   Trains Crash Headon: Crews in Search for More Victims

FIRE ENGULFS WOODEN CARS OF 2 TRAINS   Remains of Others Still Trapped  In Coaches

37 DEAD, 2 HUR IN TRAIN ACGIDEN AT CANADIAN TOWN   Head-on Collision Causes  Tragedy Last Night in _ Manitoba; Fire Breaks  Qut at Scene.   WRECKAGE SEARCH CONTINUES TODAY

37 ARE KILLED IN RAIL MISHAP   Canadian National Flyers Crash Head-On

Red Faces Alone Might Convict These 28 Men   Two Canadian Trains Collide: Count 37 Dead

U.N. INQUIRY GROUP NAMED   3-Nation Board Set Up T« Probe British Charge Against Albania

Subcommittee To Investigate Albanian Issue  U. N. Council Votes 8-0 To Sef Up Group

Rockel Firing Planes Attack NorthernJava   Large Segments Of Island Captured In Land Fighting

Republicans Gaining On West Front   Fighting Underway In Several Patts-of Indonesia. Casualties Ar t Light

DUTCH SEIZE SEGMENTS OF EASTERN JAVA   INDONESIANS PUT UP STIFF FIGHT; 150 CASUALTIES

DUTCH PLANES RAID CHERIBON ON JAVA COAST   15 Attacks Reported Against Port City; Invasion Party Lands

REECE SETS OFF WRANGLE BY CALLING DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN A “RHODE ISLAND RED"

GOP CHIEFTAIN RAPS M’GRATH   Democrats Select Chairman And Philadelphia As Convention City

Nationwide Nat'l Guard Recruiting Drive Started  Quota for Mexia   Quota for Mexia Set at 188 Nien

How’s Your Subscription   Marceline Gets K..C. Factory   Moore Manufacturing Co To Begin Operation Sept. 1

Tomorrows Headlines “Joday SURPRISE WITNESS TO TESTIFY BFULAH KNEW PARENTS’ MURDER

Future War Poses Tighter Controls  Civilians Given Advance Warning

WAR CONTROLS TO BE STIFFER   Civilians Warned Future War Will Bring Much Tighter Controls

Country Will Be Fully Mobilized For Future’ War   Manpower and Industry Controls Outlined by Official Washington

MOBILIZATION FOR NEXT WAR TO BE HARDER   Civilians Warned War Controls Of Labor Will Be Tighter

SENATORS GET WARNING ON FUTURE WARS   Total Mobilization Of Industry and Manpower Predicted

DEFENSE PLAN IS URGED . Wartime Controls In Future To Be Strict, Nation Warned

MOBILIZATION PLAN 10 a         Forrestal Warns O! Stringent Rules For Manpower

RIGID CONTROLS FOR CIVILIANS IN ANOTHER WAR   Mistakes Of Last War Not To Be Repeated, Forrestal Says   MANPOWER PROBLEM WAS BADLY BUNGLED

Socialists Split With Italy Reds   New Party to Be Formed After Threat Of ‘Civil Warfare’

Large Faction Deserts Italian Socialist Party   Issue Of Collaboration With Communists Brings Wide.Qnen Solit.

ITALIAN SOCIALIST PARTY 1S SPLIT ON RED ASSOCIATIONS   Anti-Communist. Faction Will Form Own Group to Buck Collaboration

Aid Decision Up  First in Congress Taft Says Tax, Inflation Proposals Must Await Turn

White House, Congressional Bickering Grows Sharper in Final Weeks of the Session 

GOP Entering Final Tussle With Truman   Last 3 Weeks to See Political Battle Reach Climax

CONGRESS AND TRUMAN CLASH   Lawmakers Get Set To Slash Expenses In Final Round

Truman Fight With Congress To Get Hotter   Clean Up Round to Begin This Week; Indicated Controversy Will Be Heichtened

Predict Bitter Battle Between Congress and Truman on Home Issues

CONGRESS WILL SCAN DOMESTIC ISSUES MONDAY   Increase in Rift Between Tru man and Lawmakers Expected During Week

TRUMAN-CONGRESS DISPUTE EXPECTED 10 GROW SHARPER   Lawmakers Set to Cut Money Bills in Cleanup Drive Far Belo w President’s Estimates.   PROBABLE TAX VOTE TO PROVE IRRITANT   Veto Predicted if Bill Is Pass. ed With All-Out Attempt , to Prevent Senate From Overriding Action.

Home Issues Create Capitol Rift   Congress Set to Prune Money Bills Under Truman Wants

Nation's Solons Will Start on Cleanup Efforts   Finance Measures Pending Before Lawmakers

Congress Into Hotter Round With Truman   Starts Cleanup Drive of Session with More Trimming of Money Bills In View

Differenee of” Opinion Between President. and Lawmakus Is Widen-~ ing Into Political Ware fare

Solons Prepare  To End Session   White House-Congress Gap Widens on Many Issnes

Chief of Staff ls Worried Over Dwindling Army  Recruiting Falling Off   Recruiting Falling Of and Eisenhower Says He’s ‘Shaky’

Would Leave Door Open for Eastern Lone to Take Part   Also Map Campaign Designed to Combat Soviet Propaganda

STORM BATTERING ALEUTIANS AREA   Navy Force Stand By Pre: pared for Evacuation

NEW STORM NEAR ALEUTIANS; ISLAND VOLCANO NOW ACTIVE   WINDS UP TO 140 MILES PER WOUR EXPECTED—AKUTAN ISLAND PEAK 18

Christmas Present Offerings Prove Again to Othman That It Must Be Tough to Be Rich

‘Little Hope’. For Averting Phone Strike   Report ‘No Progress” In Negotiations;  Deadline Monday A. M.

PHONE WALKOUT ALMOST CERTAIN   Union Head Sees Little Hope for Peace

Phone Union Sees Little Hope To Avert Walkout   Spokesman Makes Statement As Workers’ Representa. tives Continue Government Sponsored Negotiations In Washington

Scant Hope Seen To Avert Strike In Phone System  ‘No Progress,’ Says Union Chief; Area  get Plans Drawn

GIANT PYRAMID FOUND IN CHINA   Colonel Tells About New Discovery Made from Airplane.

Laurens Syn Will Accept :,Contributions to Aid the “Flood Victims

Radar Flying Aids UraedforAirlines  CAA mort tev es Many mae “4...   CAA Believes Many 1946 Crashes Might Have Been Prevented

DELAY IN AIDS T0 CIV. FLYING TH BE PRABEN   CAA Head Says Radar and Other Devices Could Cut Crashes by 25%   HOUSE TO MAKE INQUIRY   Board Official Says Use of Radar Is Too New for Nation’s Airlines

Emporia at Top In Retail Sales, Report Reveals   Fifth in Nation, First in Kansas For Cities Its Size

Emporia at Top In Retail Sales, Report Reveals  rer 2c a oe ee   - Fifth in Nation, First in Kansas For Cities Its Size

VANDENBERG NOT 48 CANDIDATE   Michigan Solon Denies White  House Aspirations

GOP Senator Says “I'm Not a Candidate, Don’t Expect to Be and Have No Wish to Be”

Vandenberg Wants No Nomination   Michigan’s Senator Tells Conyention to Join Nationwide Search For Best Man

Gives Views In Speech to State Party   Urges Republicans to Select Best Man In Nation When Time Comes

Vandenberg Not A‘ Candidate   Urges Home State Tx Support Best Man

Says GOP Going To Do Something On Portal Suits   Compliment Of Suggestion Flattering Senior Michigan Senator States

SENATOR IN DECLARATION  IN MICHIGAN   Says He Has ‘No Wish’ to Be G.O.P. Nominee Next Year

VANDENBERG DECLINES TO SEEK PRESIDENCY   Charts Realistic Policy for U. 5. In Any Plan for World Disarmament

NOT CANDIDATE, MICHIGAN TOLD BY VANDENBERG   Calls Success Of Party His Only Interest; Blasts At Portal Pay Suits

No Wish To Be Nominee, He Declares   GOP Success His Only  Interest In 1948, Says Michioan Senatar.

Police Seek Hiteh-Hiker: As Slayers   Man, Wife Shot And Robbed After Befriending Pair

2 MEN ARE HUNTED IN DOUBLE MURDER   Young Virginia Couple Found Slain in Nebraska

Mentalist Predicts News Correctly. Loaf Opened, One Error Revealed

Magician Can Read the Headlines Even before Papers Roll Off Presses

Liquor Reform Vote Delayed   Showdown Postponed Until Supporters Can Strengthen Forces

‘Showdown on Gov. Gates’ Bill  Was Expected but Backers Want To Strengthen Forces.   LOCAL OPTION RULED OUT FOR THIS YEAR

Showdown On Liquor Bill Is Delayed   Supporters Ask Time To Marshal Voting Strencth

G. 0. P. SEEKING NEW TRADE ACI   Final Say On Tariff Changes Likely To Be Given Congress

Negro Reveals Tale Of Slavery   57-year-old Maid Says She Was Kept In Involuntary Servitude For 30 Years

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Four Killed. Many Hurt in New Castle Blast

Another Charge Of  ‘Attempted Rape’  , _Negro:Sought. By Martin Deputies.

Gubernatorial Offices Seizec By Talmadge  Firecracker Throws Capitol Into Uproar

GEORGIA FIGHT FOR GOVERNOR NOT OVER YEI   TALMADGE OCCUPIES CAPITOL OFFICES AND MANSION

ARNALL STALLED BY TALMADGE IN GOVERNOR ROW   Rivals Change Locks Gn Doors; Firecracker Explodes in Capitol

Arnall Barred From Offices By Talmadge   Contest For the Georgia Governorship Will Be Prolonaed -

ARNALL OUSTED FROM OFFICE BY TALMADGE MEN   Governor's Office And Executive Mansion Held By Pretender   FIRECRACKER CAUSES CAPITOL EXCITEMEN]

Meanwhile = 'Talinadge With Aid OF ‘Troops Seize Governor's Offices On The Mansion. Explosion In Capitol,

Georgia’s New Lt. Governor MayTakeOath On Monday  Arnall’s Battle   Arnall’s Battle Will End Thens. Firecracker Causes Turmoil

Arnall to Continue Governorship Fight Against Talmadge   Opens Temporary Headquarters in Rotunda Of Georgia Capitol Following Seizure By Rival Claimant of Executive Office

Georgia Turmoil Ceriain  To Last Until Monday   Lieutenant Governor To Take Oath, Qualifying Under Arnall’s Ractomaticm

Vown in Georgia a Talmadge Ousts Arnall "Ctarm Trannere’ Take (ver Ac Contect Ie Drolanaed   ‘Storm Troopers’ Take Over, As Contest Is Prolonged

HERMAN TALMADGE ‘SEIZES CHAMBERS “OF THE GOVERNOR   Takes Over Executive Mansion and Bars Arnall From Both—Latter Moves Into Rotunda.   FIRECRACKER CAUSES TURMOIL IN CAPITOL   Fight Expected to Continue Until Monday When Thompson Takes Oath as Lieutenant Governor,

Arnall Hits Tacties Of Rival ‘Boss’      op Cited Explosion Adds To Turmoil  anzer Movement

Prolonged Governorship Fight in Georgia Seen; Talmadge Holds Offices

i ‘Who's Who In Georgia  Sullin Doubt   Lieutenant Governor Takes Oath Monday, May Clear Situation

Talmadge Gets Possession Of  Office, Mansion   Arnall Sets Up Quarters In Rotunda Of Georgia Capitol

Perjury Charge I Investigated In Labor Hearine   Wide Inquiry Into Testimony Is Ordered

Testimony At Labor Group To Be Probed   ‘Perjury Suspected in Testi mony of Two Witnesses  Before House Labor Com mittee.

Charges of Perjury Heard at Labor Legislation Hearings   Probe Ordered After Denial by  Two Communist:   Motion To File Perjury Action Against Two CIO Workers Before Committee

HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE IN PERJURY PROBE   Action Comes After Hlearing 2 Labeled Reds After Denials

PERJURY CHARGE INQUIRY VOTED   House Unit Takes Action On Labor Testimony

AN INVESTIGATION ~ TO STUDY PERIURY HAS BEEN ORDERED   The House Labor Committee to Investigate Hts Hearings.   WANT CHARGES FILED   Such a Motion Is Before the Committee at This Time.

Solons Orde: Order - Witness Probe   Congressmen Want to Know Tf Lies Were Told

Charges, Denials of Communism Result in Move   Labor Committee to Find if Perjury Has Been Committed

Plan Labor Perjury Sift   House Group Agrees Unanimously to Order Study of Testimony

House Labor Group Asks Perjury Probe   Committee Directs Justice Department to See if Testimony at Labor Legislation Hearings Was Truthful—-Communism Involved.

Labor Testimony  to Be Probed  hy House Group Motion for Perjury Charges Filed:  PN cra ree SE i Pe

Witnesses Face Perjury Probe  Labor Committee Orders Investigation

Labor Group Investigates ‘False Claims’   Buse, Christoffel Stated In Hearing That They Were Not Communists, Others Charge They Are

‘Perjury’ Probe Ordered in House Labor Hearings   Accusations May Face Two Officials of Allis-Chalmers: Union

Members Want to Know If Perjury Has Been  ‘Cammiited at Sessions

Union Leaders Face Perjury Investigation .   Former Communis? Leader " Disputes‘Labor Officials’ Denial of Red Membership

Labor Board  Investigates   Will Determine Whether Perjury Has Been Com. mitted At Hearings.

Labor Testimony to Be Probed by House Group  Motion for Perjury Charges Filed; Two Witnesses Cited

Perjury Probe Is Ordered   Committee to Look Into Charges of Perjury

HOUSE GROUP IN MOVE TO PROBE LABOR PERJURY   Two Union Leaders Are Named; Others Under Scrutiny Also

Perjury Probe Is Ordered By House Labor Committee  Investigation Aimed At More Than Pair

PROBE STORIES OF WITNESSES   House Group Takes Action To Find If Testimony Was Perjured

House Labor Committee Plans Probe Of Witnesses   Believes Some Perjured Selves About Connection With Communists

Round-the-World Airmen Welcomed  by Cheering Mobs   Kisses, and Congratulations for Reynolds, Two Trip Companions   Flight Log

Favorable Winds Push Plane on Toward Its New York Goal   Flight Log

Il Burned to Death When Airliner Crashes At Croydor  Plane Skids Into Second Craft on lee-Sheathed Runwav in Enaland

Big Ship Skids: On London Ice.   Weather Blamed For Wreck As Craft. Slides. Careens Into Another Fiane.

Ice on Runway Causes Airplane rash: Twelve Die   Croydon Field Scene of Tragedy on Coldest Day of Winter in Britain

Craft Plunges 150 Feet, Hits Wall, Explodes   11 Survive Crash as Fire Kills Three Nuns, 2 Babies, Pilot

11 KILLED AS 2 AIRLINERS COLLIDE   Crash Occurs on Croydon Field Outside Lendon

PLANES COLLIDE ON ICY RUNWAY; SEVEN INJURED   Three Catholic Nuns, Two Babies Amane Victims

Airliner Bound For Rome Hits  Parked Plane On Ice Runways; Two Other Mishaps Take Toll

Twelve Dead In London Plane Crash   Airliner Hits Parked Craft On Takeoff, Plunges Into Wall

Accident —  Oceured —   Near London   “AIRLINER BOUND FOR ROME. __ CRASHED INTO PARKED PLANE DURING ATTEMPTED TAKEOFF

Crash During Takeoff Fatal to 11 at London   Parked Plane Hit by Airliner; Seven Hospitalized After Fire

PLANE FAHS IN TAKE-OFF, HITS PARKED AIRLINER   ‘Seven Hurt:in Crash; Four Escape Death On Icy Airdrome

Break In Oil Pipe Line In the ‘Carversville Area Does Considerable Damage

ARMY AND NAV) MUST “CUT OR QUIT’—ENGEL   Michigan Congressman Demands 15 ¢ Reduction

AND NAV MUST “CUT OR QUIT’ ENGEL   Michigan Congressman Demands 15% Reduction

Hitch Bars Reopening  of Harber   Longshoremen Refuse to Cross Foremen’s Lines at Luckenbach

7541 BUCKS ELECTORS ARE NOW ‘DELINQUEN'   Annual Survey of 2-Year Delinquent Voters Made By County Clerks   SOME ARE REINSTATED

SUAVEY SHOWS. 7,541 DELINQUENT: VOTERS   Notices Are Being Forwarded Throughout Bucks County  NUMBER IS INCREASED

DRIVE ON BUTTER GAINS STRENGTH   Buyer’s Resistance Forces Some Drop In Prices

Consumers , Resist High Butter Price   Plentiful Supplies And Light Buying Reported As Charge Continues To Decline

Buying Light; Consumers Resist High Butter Prices      Report Bread Boost Loom s; Hogs Set New Record; Corn Breaks 7 Cents

Light Buying Of Butter   Consumer Resistance To High Prices Seems Gaining Support

CONGUMERS AEolT ANCE lO GROWING   st. Louis Market Owner Declares Moratorium on Butter, Eeso Sales,

Buyer Resistance Gaining Support  Butter Prices Have Declined Recently

BUYER RESISTANCE CUTS BUTTER SALE   Prices Down but Demand Light, Dealers Report

RESISTANCE TO PRICES GAINS   Butter Ignored Even After it Drops Below Dollar

Declines Noted In Many Cities: Bread Price Up   Consumer Resistance Is Credited With Cutting High Prices.

Resistance Of Consumers  Affects Price Of Butter   Quotations Have Declined T: Some Extent, But Figures Appear Still Too High  For Many Housewives

EIGHTEEN FIRE COMPANIES ~~ FIGHT BLAZE IN COLUMBUS   THOUSANDS OF SPECTATORS ATTRACTED TO SCENE OF EARLY MORNING BLAZE DOWN.  TOWN

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Too Many People [n Paradise; California Doesn’t Want ’Em

Average Southern California Resident Has About All the Neighbors He Really Wants

TALMADGE TOLD TO VACATE POST   Court Upholds Thompsor ; Claim to Governorship

NEW YORK-SHIP ~-STRIKE SETTLED   WORKERS, ‘our THREE MONTHS, GRANTED 12-CENT HOURLY WAGE BOOST.

U.S. ENVOY STEPS INTO GREEK ROW   Griswold Seeks to Foster Coalition Government

Ll. S&S, Steps In To Help Solve Greek Crisis   Griswold Attempts To Promote Middle-Of-The-Road Coalition Government

Bombardment Of Ft. McHenry In 1814 To Be Reenacted In Defenders’ Day Ceremonies

CLAIMS RUSSIA ACTS ON ATOM WHILE U. S. DRONES IN DEBATE   ‘Senator MeMahon Appeals for Compromise Fission Control Plan for Nations.   FEARS PLANT IN URALS   We Need to Get Inspectors Behind Soviet Walls, Savs Democrat.

Russian ‘Stall For Time Seen  By McMahon   Senator Urges Knowledge Swap For Controls To Avoid Destruction

Russia Thot Developing Atomic Fission Plant Behind Ural Mountains

McMahon Fear: Reds Build Plant For Atom Fission  Calls for Atomic Control Plan so World Can Know Nevelooments. End Fears

McMahon Renews His Plea for Atomic Control Plan to Gain Soviet Co-operation   Suspecting Russia is Developing an Atomic Fission Plant in the Urals He Would Swap Atomic Knowled ae far Atamic Control

REDS REPORTED BUILDING NEW ATOMIC PLANT   Russians Developing Fission Unit in Urals, Senator Tells Colleagues

McMahon Says Soviet Atom Plant Building  { Declares Inspection   , Declares Inspection ' Essential, Not Lone Debate

Thinks U.S. Must Trade Knowledge For Atom Control   Tells Belief Russia Working On Bomb Secrets In Outlining Control Regulations

SUSPECTS REDS MAKING ‘ATOM PLANT’ IN URAL   Says U. S. ‘Must Trade Atomic Knowledge for Control’

Russian ‘Stall For Time Seen  By McMahon   Senator Urges Knowledge Swap For Controls To Avoid Destruction   Prew to Pear

FEARS RUSSIAN ATOMIC PLANT   McMahon Suspects Bomb Factory Behind Ural Mountains

SEN. M’MAHON IN WARNING T0 SENATE TODAY   Urges U.S. to Help Break Deadlock in Move for Control

Fears Russia Is Building Atomic Plant   Sen. McMahon In Warning To America

Compromise Control Plan Pushed   McMahon Says U. $ Could Be Attacked While Arquing Veto

Solon Suspects Russia Is Developing  Atom Fission Plant In Ural Mountains

Development Fission Plant Is Suspected   Legislator Declares U.S. Must Swap Atom Knowl. cdee For Atom Control.

The Nation Today Biggest College Enrollments This Fall But Poor Teaching

Record High in Students To  Be in Colleges, Leading in Period of Education Changes

2,400,000 Students To Set Record Enrollment... .  Students To Spend More On Education; Get Less

FORECAST BIG WHEAT CROF   Agriculture Dept. Predicts 1947 Production May Top Record Crop of 1946

WHEAT CROP IS REPORTED LARGE BY DEPART MENT   Prospects For Livestock Feed Grains Less Favorable, However

Big Wheat CropAhead   Ohio, Indiana Delayed Most In Corn Planting

House Group Asks Removal of All “Excess Russian Nationals” from U.S

REDS BAN TRIP BY U. S.SOLONS   Visas Denied to Group Of Legislators; Kersten Demands Action

House Group Appeals To Secretary Marshall After U.S.S.R. Balks  Visit to That Country

ASKS OUSTING QF EXCESS OF RUSSIANS.   Congressman Is Seeking Immediate Removal by Secretary Marshall

WOULD BAN RUSSIANS FROM THIS COUNTRY   ‘  Heuse -Commitiee Is Incensed Over Kefusal Of Mescow  : TT. Permit Taner

SOLONS ASKING QUSTER OF ALL EXCESS’ ~—- REDS   Denial Of Entry Visa: To House Labor Probe  Produces Action

MARSHALL TOLD TO DEPORT REDS BACK TO RUSSIA   House Unit Aims Plan At Excessive Nationals In Rebuttal Proposal

Deport Excess Red Nationals, U.S. Is Advised  House Group Denied Admittance To USSR

Overall Boost in Blue Budget  Details Still Lacking on Governor's Asking:

Board of Control Institutions To Get Renorted 24% More   Conservation Group Get Requests Cut At L eact One- Third

Record Flood At Meadville   Water Stationary— 200 Families Are Removed from Homes

Tito Requests U.S. Mission   Six Invited To Check Slav-Greek Situation

Yugoslavia Asks Yanks to Probe Greek Situation   Six Prominent U.S. Citizens Invited To Make Inspection

TITO INVITES 6 FOR INQUIRY   Greek Charges Said Misunderstanding

Slavs Call In U.S. ‘Witnesses      Invite Six Leaders to ‘See’ Situation

TRUMAN'S MOTHER IS ‘LITTLE WEAKER   Continues Sleepy, Silent Battle Against Death

Sen, Johnson Would Depose Greek King  Plan To Pass Greek Aid To UN Proposed

SHOWDOWN SEEN ON PLAN  UN May Be Given Chance To Take Over Greek Issue

Plan To Permit U.N. Halt Aid IsAgreed Upon   ~ Providing Council Willing To Give Such Aid Itself

Solons Indorse Greek-Turkish Aid Amendment  Plan Would Empower UN to Halt American Program, Act Itself

Plan Proposes U.N. Take Over Aid to Greece   Belicved That President Truman’s Four Thindred = Million Dollar Loan Will Go Through

SENATORS WOULD GIVE U.N. POWER TOHALTOREEK AUD   Committee Approves Granting Authority Provided Organization is Willing to Extend Help Itself.   ACTION IS TAKEN AT CLOSED SESSION   Group Votes to Bar Use of American Funds by Greece and Turkey to Pay Their Old Debts.

Plan Gives U. N.  Power to  Ha  t A id Program   But Council Must Be Willing to Lend Assistance to Greece, Turkey; Amendment Wording to Be Worked Out

AID TO NATIONS WOULD BE GIVEN UN BY SENATORS   Committee Willing To Let Council Assist Greece  ‘And Turkey

SHOWDOWN SEEN. ones ee “UN May Be Given Ehance To Take Over Greek Issue

‘Plan Allows UN To Halt  Greek-Turk Aid Program   Senate Committee Agrees On Proposal Provided United Nations Willing To Give Help— Meeting Called Harmonious

GREEK TASK MAY GO TO UN TO DECIDE   Plan Is Provided For United States Aid to Middle East

Senate Group Devises Plan  For UN Relief   Amendment Would Halt U.S. Aid to Greece And Turkey Any Time UL. N. Willing to Act

U.N. Delegated To Halt American Help to Greece   United Nations Must Give Aid Itself in Such Event

Senate Plan Would Give United Nations Power To Halt American Aid To Greece

Propose U.N. Handle Greek, Turkish Aid   Plan Linked To Move Giving Peace Body Power To Halt U.S. Prosram

Pass Board Of Control Measures   State Senate Favors Nine Bills for Regulation of  Iowa Institutions

Says Europe’s Rules Doomed By Food Crisis   Acting Secretary Dodd States Governments Will Fall Soon

DODD PREDICTS SEVERAL EUROPEAN, GOVERNMENTS WILL FALL, DUE TO SHORTAGES

Game License Hike Awaits Action of Body   Proposals to Publish State Records, Repeal Lean Law on Agenda

COMMIE PROBE IN HOLLYWOOD   THREE MEMBERS ‘OF HOUSE COMMITTEE TO CONDUCT INQUIRY IN MOVIE CAPITAL

Torture Story Admitted Hoax   Girl. Now. Held Pending Further — Investigation OF Case.

Beven’s No-Hit Bid Ruined in 9th Frame   Lavagetto Drives in Deciding Runs With Double With Two Out   SceVEenwTe INNING

Beven’s No-Hit Bid Ruined in 9th Frame   Lavagetto Drives in Deciding Runs Witt Double With Two Out

Indians May Vote On Control Issue   Department Prepares Two Bills Ta Give Indians More Freedam

Merchants Cut Prices 10 Percent   Eastern City Tries Experiment In Reducing Cost Of Living

Town’s Experiment in 10 Percent Price Slash \Brinzs Stores ‘Better Than Average’ Business

TOWN CUTS PRICES, BUSINESS BOOMS       CROWDS GATHER AT COUN. TERS AFTER ANNOUNCEMENT OF 10 PCT. SLASH.

C10 Union Scores  House Committee   Says Group Trys to Weaken , it Politically -

UE President Says Polities Behind Probe   Union Seeks Defeat Of 4 House Members. Vitzgerald Reports

Britain Urges Russia Rejoin Europe Talks   Eight Nations Accept; Bevin Warns Soviet Against Provocation

RUSSIA INVITED 10 AID PARLEY   Leaders Leave Door Open for Soviet Participation

Negroes Aroused By Brutal Rape   Ask Sheriff To Turn Over Member Of Race For Punishment.

Marshall Ordered to Reiurn Home  Truman Asks Report wan UL Ae roe os oe

Marshall Ordered  to Return Home  Truman Asks Report on Chinese Strife

MARSHALL IS CALLED HOME   Truman Summons General From China to Report On Situation There

Gen. Marshall Is Called Home By President   Envoy Will Report On China Situation

Gen. Marshall Is Called to Washington by Truman   Special Envoy Will Give President Report on Disturbed Situation in China—White House Says He Probably Will  Leave Nanking Today by Plane—Secretary Ross Refuses to Say Whether General Will Return.

WHITE HOUSE CALLING FOR CHINA REPORI   GENERAL MARSHALL SUMMONED TO GIVE FACTS   Truce Not Near   Aid Tapered Off

Vrs. Earl Briscoe Dies at Hospital After Brief [lnes:   Clear Skies Greet Cold Weather Over Vorch of New Mex.   John Havens ‘To Enter Final Tests For Scholarships   House Upholds Cut In Foreten Aid   Okla. Indian Affairs  Probe I« Planned   aq beaete~™ PP Peep Tb be   tealing Things out of the \ir Ihy tial !  looper Hits Petty Thievery of Radio Scripts

Radioman Is Helping Many Students Through College and Doesn't Like lt Much

‘Democracy, Communism Look To European Suffering .  Winter May Affect World Politics

“Satira” Trial Postponed On Lawyer’s Plez   Toledo Night Club Dance: Charged With Slaving Altorney On Yacht ‘In Cuban Harbor

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  The Ladies Shoot Back At The Poor Man’s Philosopher

ADVICE ON HOW TO CATCH, KEEP WIFE GETS COLUMNIST BOYLE IN JHOT WATER: EVEN HIS OWN MAD

Four Children Dic When Home Burn:   Mother Received No Answer When She Tried To Telephone Alarm

Bergeson Will Be Chairman of DP Committee   To Assist in Settling Dis. placed Persons in Iowa,  If Congress Acts

Veto Power Has Been Employed 2,100 Times  Roosevelt Was The Champion Bill Killer Of White House

Washington Negro Has Rough Time   Civil Rights Group Cites . What He Must Do  to Stay There

Cold Night For Kansas.   To Be Below Freezing Over. Most of State; ' To Warm Up Thursday

Slight Polar Tinge Is Predicted for Kansas   Another Freeze Forecast Tonight---Mercury Due for K Chinch Théoscdads

—TWO MILLION DOLLAR BONUS— Sees More Funds For  Local Governments

Mrs. Cote Pleads To Manslaughter   Murder Trial. Ends Wher Woman Acknowledges Her Guilt

Confesses Slaying Children   Michigan Lad, 16, Says He Doesn't Know Why He Shot Neighbors

Youth Is Charged In Slaying of Four Neighbor Children   Michigan Police Say 16-year-old Student Has Admitted Killings

Farm Youth, 16, Confesses Slavine 4 Young Playmates   ~ Says He “Always Kinda Wondered What It Woul Be Like to Kill Someone”

Hold: Youth In Slayings   A 16-Year-Old Boy Charged With Murder Of 4 Neighbor Children

Bodies Found In Swamp-Bouquets Held in Hands, Youth Admits Slayings   Imlay City, Mich., Horrified By Shooting Of Three Sisters And Brother By Neighbor Ree Wha Waerek Ta Veew Maw [+ Bxkte cr. nT

Farm Boy, 16 Shoots, Kills 4 Playmates   ‘Always Wondered What It Would Be Like,’ Says Slayer

WONDERED WHAT IT WOULD BE LIKE 18 KHL SOMEBODY   Oliver Terpening Admitted the Sleying of Four Youths. .   HE DOESN’T KNOW WHY   Was Arvested Eaxly Today at Toledo, Ohio; Used 22€alibre Riffe.

Youth Admits Murder Of 4  Companions   Says He Don't Know Why Tle Did) its Wondered What It Weuld Be Like.

Slender Youth Admits Slaying Four Playmates   Three Sisters, Brother Killed In Flower Patch

FARM YOUTH ARRESTED IN OHIO TODAY   Is Returned to Michigan; Tells Police of Killings

Boy Charged With Slaying Four Children   Michigan Lad Held After Bodies Of Four Found in Flower Patch

Emergency Flight Is Made by Pilot  OC AT free:   17 Passengers Landed Safely

Secretary Of At Rationing “Waste Less’   Newspaper Charges ITU  Violates Act  Complaint Is Filed With Labor Board

Employers File New Complaint Against Union   Publishers Allege Union Vi olates Provisions of the  Taft-Hartley Law

Truman Announces Signing of Pact By National Contractors, Workmen Providing Mediation of All Disputes

President Reports Contractors And Building Trades Unionists Sign Pact that May Set Pattern For Eliminating Force In Laber Disputes

Voluntary Arbitration In Disputes   Truman Reveals Pact To Affect Approximately Two Million Workers

Agreement Reachec For Workers in Building Trades  Truman Says Action Is Part of Trend To Solve Disputes

Agree To Arbitrate Disputes   ‘Truman Announces Agreement By Management-Labor. .. ._

‘Notable Step Taken on Road to Industrial Peace’  Chief Believes in Free Collective Bargaining

No-Strike  Agreement Reported   President Urges Other Industries to Follow Plan

Reports Trend To Bargaining   Truman Sees Force Loser in Labor Snarls

Truman Points To Settlement As ‘Peace Sign’   2,000,000 AFL Workers Affectadl By Order To Avert Walkouts and Use Arbitration   Green Proposes  AFL-CIO Merger   Stee] and Rubber Compan. jes Reach Agreement For Avoiding Strikes, Truman Cites

Truman Hails Trend to Solve Labor Disputes Without Force   Reaffirms Belief in ‘Free Collective Bargaining”

Rita Hayworth Asks Divorce   Movie Beauty Admits It Is Difficult To Live With Genius-Orson Welles

‘Nancy Fund’ Goes Un to $699   Unions, Government Claim Victory As General Strike Ends in Rome~™

Rome Walkout Held Failure By Il Popolo   General Strike Ends ‘With . Both Sides Claiming . Victory

ITALIAN UNIONS CALL OFF STRIKE   BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY IN ROME AS PROTEST ENDS

General Strike ln Rome Ends  Both Sides Claim Victory—Called Off by Labor

STRIKE HALTED IN TENSE ROME   ‘Both Sides Claim Triumpt Following Suspension

Both Sides Claim Vie tory After Club-Swinging Police Go In Action

Rome Strike Called Off; Both Sides Claim Victory Rising Resentment  By City’s Citizens Believed To Have  Ww eb  on © eo

Red-Dominated General Strike Ends in Rome   Winter Relief Demands Met; Both Sides Claim Credit for Victory

General Strike Ends  In Rome  Communists,  Government fu of "Zr «s

Both Factions Claim Win After 2 Days   City to Augment Government Bill kor Winter Relief To Unemployed

GENERAL STRIKE ENDED IN ROME   Victory Claimed By Both Sides As Communists Call Otf Walkout

ROME STRIKE IS CALLED OFF BY LEFTISTS   Decision Comes After Many Workers Had Resumed Jobs

Italian Strike Ends; Both Sides Claim a Victory   Jeep Loads of Riot Police Continue to Patrol Eternal City As Normalcv Returns

Rome Strike Folds   Workers Claim Tieup Served Its Purpose of Spotlighting Plight Of 1.330.600 Jobless

Chamber Votes To End 2-Day  Strike in Rome   Communist-Controlled Department of Labor Saves Regime Yields

Romans’ Resentment Against Walkout Influ enced Decision   POLICE PROTECTION ACCORDED WORKERS

RED-INSPIRED STRIKE ENDS IN ITALY   Both Sides Claim Victory In 48-Hour Fight   RESENTMENT   Shown By Rome’s Citizens Leads To Cancellation Of Walkout Orders

BothFactions Loudly Claim  Others Yield       Lhousands Return te Work Under Protection . Or Palice

Rome Strike Ends Victory Claimed By Both Sides  Strike “sm ed a After

Government, Leftists Both Claim Victory   After Steedy Show of Might by De Gasperi’s Police Treats

Communist-Led Strike Ends... .  Two Sides Claiming A Victory In Italy

ITALIAN STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   Government, Reds Claim Win in Political Tussle

ROWE WORKERS CALL OFF STRIKE   GROWING RESENTMENT OF CITIZENS BELIEVED TO HAVE LED TO DECISION.

Can Pay Out 385 Million   Hinois Way Qeared For Up Its  Machinery i. 915 G00 Expected td, Benefit

RULING CLEARS WAY FOR PAYING OF $385 000 00   Administrative Steps Will Be Hastened, Says Governor in Hailing Decision   ABOUT 915,000 AFFECTED   Payments Are Expected to Average $400 Under State Program

Clears Way for Payments fo 915,000 V ots :      Reject Appeal of 12 Chicago Veterans Charging Act Ileaal

. A DELAY AT TOPEKA      ) (Western Electric Picket Line Holds Operatora Awszy

GAS ROUTS STRIKERS IN FRANCE   20 Russians Are Ordered to Leave Fronce Quickly

Paris Police Use Tear Gas to Halt 'Rioting Strikers   20 Russians Ordered Out of France as Disorders Increase

France Expels  Score Of Reds      Not General Purge Of Communists, Though More Expected

Tear Gas Routs Communists in Attack at Lyon   General Rail Strike Fails: : Schuman to Offer Raises

More Will - Chased.  Savs Paris   Officials Deny General Purge Is Contemplated

Tear Gas Breaks Lyon Strike Riot   New Violence Flares, Up in France; Twenty Russians Expelled

Green Says Labor Bills Undermine U.S. Position         Duteh Threaten Seizure OF U.S. Vessel      UN Nations’ Flags Dropped By Byrd

Load Liberty Ship Despite Dutch Threat   Indonesians, Dutch Squabble Over Who Owns Valuable Cargo Loaded at Java Port

Dutch Destroyer Bars U.S. Vessel From Leaving Port   Claim Cargo Belong To Absent Owners Not to Natives

Dutch To Seize If Ship Sails   U. S. Vessel. Now Being Loaded In Java With A Valuable Cargo.

Dutch Block Liberty Ship   Rich Cargo Is Ready To Leave Java Port

France, Britain Split on Reich  Coal Resources   Proposal Brings First Serious Disagreement Of Western Powers

TWO NATIONS BATTLE OVER GERMAN COAI   FRENCH DEMANDS ARE OPPOSED BY BRITAIN

BRITAIN SPLITS OVER FRANCES COAL DEMANDS   Bidault Says Guarantee For Germany’s Output Must Come First

Anglo-French Tiff Develops On Reich Coal   Bevin, Bidault Disagree Over Future Disposal OF GSaenmarn Ween] ~

First Major Trouble For West Allies   Powers Are Handed Virtual Ultimatum By Georges Bidanult

FRENCH DEMAND FOR GERMAN COAL SPLITS BIG FOUR   Bidault Insists on Guarantees of Fuel Before Conference Takes Up Other Issues.   BACKED BY RUSSIA, OPPOSED BY SRITAIN   Marshall to Ask Parley to Summon Austrian Regime for Consultation on Peace Treaty.

West's First Serious Break  France and Great Britain Split On Disposition of German Coal

First Rift Of Western Powers  Will Call Austrians To Talk Peace Pact

Great Britain And France Split Over Coal  Western Powers’ First _ Serious Disagreement

German Coal Splits France Great Britain  Foreign Ministers ‘Get Bidault Edict

 hestern Powers Split  French, British In Disagreement Over Germany’s Coal Resources  7

QVER FRENCH COAL DEMAND   Bevin Rejects Bidault Plan Of Guarantees On German Coal

France, Britain Split Over Reich Coal Resources  Bidault’s Stand Is Virtual Ultimatum

First Importan  Rift of Parley Flares  Progress Report of Deputies Will Be Heard

Stand Of Bidault — Irksome To Bevin   French Demands For Coal Guarantees Start Row; Austrian Case Scheduled Today

House Votes Natural Gas Tax Measure   Representatives Also Act on Labor and Civil Service Bills

Loss in Cash, Jewels May Go To $100,000   Unmasked Thieves Leave Guard Inside Olid Barn Gagged

MINUTE-LONG QUAKE JARS MONTANA CITIES   Plaster Falls From Ceilings; No Injuries Are Reported

Montana Weather   MOST OF MONTANA FEELS EARLY MORN "QUAKE SUNDAY: LITTLE DAMAGE DONE

SECOND QUAKE HITS MONTANA   Plaster Cracks, Several _ Towns Jarred By  Earth Tremors  q

Quake Shakes  Montanans.   Plaster Cracked fn Two Cities; No Reports of injuries to Anyone

LIGHT EARTHQUAKE SHAKES MONTANA   No Injuries, Damage Report: ed After Brief Tremors

FOR H. S. EDITOR   Twentvy-Fifth Annual Conference Be Held at nce NG 1]

FOR H. S. EDITORS   Twenty -Fifth Annual Conference Wg@Be Held at  K.ULSCer. 11

SAVED BY A SNEEZE   Avoidg Operation To Remove Button by Timely Ker-Choe

Army Jakes Over In Nicaragua   Girl Sneezes in Time Toa Seve an Oneration

Article Says Navy Society Cleared ‘As Vicious Officer-Aiding Clique

RED STRIKE “IS CALLED AT ROME   Communist Riots Spread in Italy; Death Toll, 9

ITALY CAPITAL FEARS PLAGUE OF DISORDERS   Police Seek Ringleaders behind Rioting in French Port of Marseille

STRIKE CALLED BY ROME REDS; RIOTS SPREAD   Leftists Assault Government Of De-Gasperi; ' Press Battles

WALKOUT HITS AT STREETCAR BUS SCHEDULES   Tanks And Flying Squads Of Police Stand‘By In Case Disorders Break Out

Transport Strike Grips Rome While New Riots Spread   Communist Labor Chamber Orders Walkout of ltal ian Workmen

r Transportation Strike Hits Rome, “‘€ymmunist Riots Plague Italy

Minister, His Wife And Gues Are Injured Auto Skids And Is Strick By Another

MILD TEMPERATURES TO CONTINUE TODAY   Weather to Be Fair Both in Mis souri and Kansas, Foreeaster Predicts,

Shudders When He Thinks What Might Have Happened In Famous “Yoo Hoo” Incident

leacher Salary Plans Reported By House Group   Legislation Boosts Wages Of 58,000 State Educators

TEACHER PAY BILL SENT 10 HOUSE FLOOR   Proposed Increases In Minimum Salaries  Are Unchanged

- plas   Labor Government Takes Over Coal Mines, System of Cammunications

Britain to Raise  Collieries Output   Modernization Follows Government Ownership

20 Per Cent  For Teachers © Recommended   Governor Would Increase Reserve Fund To $30,000,000

Senate Adopts Closed Shop Bill 36 to 12   Most of Senators From Larger Cities Vote Against Measure

Waste Less Food Drive Launched   President Also Discloses That He Still Plans to Ex. port 470 Million Bushels of Wheat to Feed Hunary of Europe; Price Spiral Continues.

SUN WILL DRY EARTH   Condition of Fields, Roads. Rivers To Improve in Next To Days

More Casualties Are Reported In Street Clashes   British Infantry Moving Into Area In Endeavor To Halt Trouble   ESTIMATE DAMAGE AT TWO MILLIONS

EIGHTY-SIX CASUALTIES. RE. PORTED DURING PAST 24 HOURS IN ARAB AND “JEWISH CLASHES;

Casualty Toll Mounts Hourly In Palestine   Dead And Wounded 86 Despite Extraordinary Military Precautions

GIANT SUN SPOT CLEARLY VISIBLE   May Cause Display 0} Northern Linhte ,

GIANT SUNSPOT CAN BE VIEWED BY NAKED EYE   New Series of Magnetic Storms and Brilliarit Northern Lights Likely

SpotonSun May Affect Radio Wave   Expected to Make Brillian’ Northern Lights — Spot 150,000 Miles Across

Greece Poses U.N. Problem   U. S. Moves to Switek Belkons Issue to Whats Assembly, Russie Opposed

Pre-Assembly Battle Over Greece Seen   U. $. Wants Question Before 55-Nations

U.S. Would Switch Balkan Problem To 55 -Nation Group   Stirs Pre-Assembly Row In UN Security Council

Seven Michigan People Killed In Air Tragedy   Detroit-To-Miami Plane Is Wrecked Near Galax, Va.

Bob Hannegan Savs Truman  To Be Drafted   Party Chairman Says He Will Throw His Hat Into 1948 Presidential Ring

Hannegan Opens Truman's Drive  Says He's Proved Himself Fit for Job

Hannegan Places Truman’s Name in Presidential Ring   Republican Broadsides Ave Expected ta Follow asx Result of His Statement

Fire Kindled Under Political Pot Last Night by Hannegar   Democratic Chairman Intimates Party is Willing to Draft Truman

Hannegan Opens Truman Boom   Democratic Chairman Starts Second Term Drive for Chief

Just Expressing His Own Views 1 Starting Campaign For Re-election   TRUMAN DID NOT REBUKE DEMO HEAD FOR SPEECH

Barrage of Lincoln Day Addresses Is Expected To Bring Republican’s Answer to Re-Election

GOP Primes Talkers For Lincoln Day   Verbal Broadside Will Re ply to Hannegan’s Boost For Troman As 1948 Candidate

Hannegan Claims “Second Term Boom” He Launched.  For Truman tie Own dea.

Truman “In” Own Idea ‘Of Hannegan   Party Leader’s Announcement Is Self Expression

Cabinet Talks Over 2nd Term   Hannegan ‘Nomination Of Truman Brings Congratulations

Hannegan Declares Truman Hat in Ring For 1948 Election   Democratic Chairman Upens Drive To Return President to Position; Lincoln Day Broadside Anticipated

PROVIDES FRESH AMMUNITION FOR GOP BROADSIDE   POSTMASTER GENERAL PRAISES PRESIDENT’S HANDLING OF AFFAIRS

Truman May Be Choice  Hannegan Calls On Democratic Party to  Naminate President

Hannegan Hurls Truman Fedora  Into The Ring   Lincoln Day Speeches To Provide GOP Reply  To Declaration.

Party: Leaders Give Nod to Second Term   Republicans Expected to Fire Back in Lincoln Day Speeches

DEMOS B00S REELECTION OF TRUMAN   Chairman Robert Hannegar \ Makes Announcement   Of Lincoln Day Addresses Likely To Provide G.0.P. Reply To Declaration

i Truman To Run 'Says Hannegan   Republicans Are Expected To Reply At Lincoln  Dav Dinners.

DEMOCRAT BOSS URGES TRUMAN TO RUN IN 1948   Republicans Will Reply to Hanmegan’s Request in Talks on Lincolm Day

Democrats Will ‘Draft’ Truman   1948 Presidential _ Lines-Being Formed

G. O. P. Expected to Reply Lincoln Day To Proposal That Truman Be Nominated

Truman’s Hat Goes Info Ring; GOP Set to Repl   Hannegan Makes 1948 Bid in New York Talk

Hannegan Josses In Truman's Hat; Ammunition to GOP  Lincoln Day Feast Speakers Thus Get Much Better Target

_ —POLITICS— 1948 Boom For Truman  Is Launched  Hannegan Says It Was His Own Idea

Truman's Hat Tossed in Ring By Hannegan  Erpecied To Repl ‘o Reply In Talks

Hannegan Talk Urging Truman In 1948 Lauded  - Cabinet Meeting Sets Long-Range Party Palicioc

Hannegan Puts Truman Up As Candidate   Republicans Plan Political Speeches On February 12

Truman ‘Boost’ Is Idea  Sponsor   Hannegan Accepts Responsibility For Remarks

‘TRUMAN AGAIN, HANNEGAN SAYS   Chairman Reports Party Tc Back President In ’48

Truman Hat Tossed in  By Hannegan   Democratic Leader  Indicates That President Will Be Party’s First Choice in 1948

eT  Miss Mary A. Wilkinson Has Assumed Post at The - Bristol Free Library  NEW BOOKS ADDED

NAME NEW LIBRARIAN   Miss Mary A. Wilkinson Has Taken Up Her Work in Bristol

Political Riots Spread to Nev Areas of Italy   Premier Says ‘Forecast Of Revolution’ Will Not Sway His Policies

ITALIAN RIOTING RAGES DESPITE GASPERI'S PLEA   Premier Warns Threats 0 Revolution Won’t Swing Him From Course

Political Disorders Spread to New Portions of Italy  Premier Says Presen. Policies Will Go On Despite Riots

DISORDERS IN ITALY SPREAD   Premier Says Rioting Will Not Sway Him From Course   APPEALS FOR PEACE

Italian Leader Urges Reds To Stop Disorder   Premier. Asserts Campaign By Communists To Have No Effect:On Policy  Of Government. .

PREMIER BEG TALY REDS 1D CFASE CLAMOR   Vevonch Centrists Seek To Strengthen Government in Lahor. Threat

De Gasperi Firm In Conviction   Italian Premier Not To Shift Ground De svite Riots.

Tealian Italian Political Rioting Spreads; De Gasperi Appeals to Communists

Tension Spreads In Land Of ‘““The Boot”... .  Political Disorder Is Sweeping Italy

Riots Spread In Italy   DeGasperi Pleads For End to Disorders to Ensure Aid From U. S.

PREMIER HOLDS FIRM AS RIOTS GAIN IN ITALY   De Gasperl Calls for Peace. Te ‘Assure Financial-Assistance from U.S.

POLITICAL RIOTS SPREAD IN ITALY   Premier Fears Reds Will Hurt Chances for Aid

MVA Endorsed By President.   Truman Tells Reporters He Favors A Flood Control Pregram.

DEEPER NAVAL CUTS PLANNED   Would Provide Money For Men, Planes But Slash Carryover

FOREIGN OFFICE DENIES REPORT OF ULTIMATUM   Report Allegedly Published By Red Newspaper

Red Attack Against U.S.  Draws Fire   British, French Deny Ciaim Of Ultimatum On Plans Made For Germany

Johannesburg Court Sentences 12  To Die for Ritual Murder of Girl

Africans to Die for Ritual Murder; ‘9-Year-Old Girl Carved, Then Slain

[Legal Hot Water Cook  Honeymoon For “Lippy”   ving Time Convincing This Umpire; Living im “Non-connubial” Bliss

DUROCHER AND DAY IN TROUBLE   GET MARRIED TOO SOON—FACE BIGAMY CHARGE

House Extends Rent Controls; Up to Senate   Increases Permitted  Tenants Agree To Lease Plan

FOR RENT CONTROL   Extension To March, ‘Voluntary’ Increases Set

Rent Control Bill Passed by House   Modifications Are Made in Measure; Most Materials to Be Released

New Rent Bill Given House OK   Extends Control, To Feb: 29. Offers Loophole for Raises

RENT CEILING GETS STAMP OF APPROVAL   Tenants May Have Lease by Permitting 15 Per Cent Increase

House Votes Rent Control Bill, 163-73    “Measure Contains ‘Voluntary’ Clause

House Passes Bill Kxtending Rent Controls   Flurry of Protests Raised Over Rent Increase Provision

BOOSTS TO BE OPTIONAL  House Okays Rent Controls Senate Showdown Is Set

HOUSE PASSES RENT MEASURE   Bill Extends Controls Unti Next March, Provides For Voluntary Increase

MEYER FAILS TO RETURN TO HEARING ROOM   Brewster Takes to Air Waves to Defend Position Against Plane Designer

Plane Designer on Hand  to Discuss Contracts ~ for. $40,000,000. in  War Planes      Publicist Missing   Subpoena Is Still Out . for Meyer Who Faded Out of Henring .-

Arabs Plan For Illegal Immigration  Other Measures Are Threatened.

Many Secondary Roads Closed  In Pennsylvania   Eastern Counties Have Six-Foot Drifts; New Snow Hits West

SCHOOL BILI PARED DOWN BY SENATE   Portal Suits Over Year Old To Be Outlawed  SENATORS      From Hamilton County Cast Only Votes Against Compromise Measure

SCHOOL BILL HEADS FOR CUT   Senate Pares, Then Approves, Measure Now Set for Ohio House Action.

LLL L LA ELLE LLL ALAC een,  F URTHER POSSIBLE CUTS SEEN FOR SCHOOL BILL IN HOUSE

HOUSE SOLONS MAY ALSO GUT SCHOOL BILL   Senate Approves Measure After Slicing Off $12,000,000

School Aid Bill, Cut by Senate, Goes to House   Further Slashes Seen Possible , Before Passage

-ONLY THREE OPPOSE MEASURE Daniels-Cramer Bill, Approved By Senate,  Faces Cuts In House

OHIO SENATE PASSES SCHOOL FUND MEASURE   Trimmed Daniels-Cramer Act Goes To House; Portal Ban Passed Along

Forest Museum’ Fire Controlled   Other Fires Reported as Danger Increases in Sun-Dried Woods

UNDER SINGLE DIRECTION   Army, Navy and Air Force Will Not Be Merged by New Bill

Approve Unified Direction For U.S. Armed Forces   Gen. Eisenhower Endorses Bill Acted Upon By Senate Committee Today

NATION'S MILITARY AND NAVAL FORCES UNDER ONE HEAD   A Single Secretary of Na. tional Security to Have Authority.   ARE NOT TO BE MERGED   Eisenhower, Army Chief of _ Staff, Endorsed Unification Rill.

VOTE MERGER Of ARMED FORGES   Senate Group Approves Measure Unanimously

Armed Force: Merger Bill Advanced   Separate Units Under Security Secretary Acked

Senate Group Approves Bill   Eisenhower Says Legislation to Give Efficiency in Preservation of Peace

Carolina Officers Comb Forests in Hunt for Negro Taken from Jail and Believed Lynched by White Group

Solicitor Tyler Does Not Believe the Abduction of Young Negro Is a Lynching

No Trace Of Negro Has Been Found   White Band Alleged To Have Whisked  Him Awav.

Negro Sought By Officers   Believed to Have Escaped From Mob In North Carolina

Police Comb Woods for Lynching Party, Their Negro Victim   No Trace of Negro, Under Charge of Rape, or His Captors Discovered

NOT SURE NEGRO TAKEN FROM JAIL - WAS LYNCHED   This Was. Report of Investigating Officers In North Carolina Case.   NO THEORY OFFERED   Nothing Is Known of What Happened to the = Suspect.

Officers Comb N.C. Woods for Missing Negro   Opinion Given That Masked Band Failed To Carry Out Plans On Rape Suspect

FEAR LYNCHING HAS OCCURRED IN N. CAROLINA   Comb Forests In Search For Missine Negro   "TAKEN FROM JAIL   Had Been Char ged With Attempted Attack On Woman

SOME RUMORS INDICATE HE MADE ESCAPE   Officials in North Carolina Fail to Find Man, Captors

Carolina Lynching Doubted   Rumors Spread That Abducted Negro Escaped From Captors

Lynching Report Said Baseless As Search Widens   Masked Mob Takes Negro from Jail In North Ceralina

Possibility Negro Wasn ¢ Lynched  Authorities Work  AI Night on Case

Witness Is Uncovered  By Sheriff   Victim Abducted By Masked Batd

NoT race Of Negro   North Carolina Woods Combed For Man Seized By. Masked Band Yesterdav: Area Is Tense

Search Made for Negro, Feared Lynching Victim   Alleged Rapist Taken From Jail By Band of Armed, Masked Men

Search For Victim Of Lynch Mob Officers Hunt For  Colored Prisoner In North Carolina

N. C. Solicitor Doubts Lynching; Search Continued   Young Negro Taken From Jail By Armed Band After Being Held On Attempted Rape Charge,

WOODED AREA   Officials Do Not Believe Rape Suspect Taken By Masked Mob Was Lynched   STATE OFFICERS AIDING IN SEEKING SOLUTION

N 0 Lynching Of Negro A Possibility   North Carolina Police Unable To Find Prisoner Or His Ahductore

Fail to Find Negro, Captors   Rumors of - Unknown Ori. gin Say Negro Escaped White Abductors

Comb Woods In N.C. for Young Negro   Seized From Jail, Negro Believed to Have Been Victim Of Lynching Party

JAIL-SEIZED MAN FEARED LYNCHED   Searchers Expect To Finc Body Of Attack Suspect

Find No Trace Of Him or His White Captors   Officers to Check Witness Who May Testify Youtk Not Lynched

Your Today’s Star   OMAHA MADE SUPERFORTS USED IN ATOMIC BOMBING

Rules Whisky Ban Is Illegal   Reaction Is Awaited After Judge’s Ruling

KENTUCKY JUDGE IN TRUMAN DEFY   ORDERS DISTILLERY TO RESUME OUTPUT OF GRAIN WHISKEY

SAYS EXTREME NATIONALISM 1S BLOCK TOPEACE   Directs Verbal Blows at USSR for Rejecting Marshall’s Program

Truman Says ‘Nationalism’  Perils Peace  Walktjas QOQvaciavalh Asset)   Holiday Speech Asgails “Russ for ‘Fallacious’  Ohiaaetianc ta Plan

Warns Against “Extreme Nationalism” As Stumbling Block Of Peace   Indictment Aimed At Soviet Union   Chief Executive Spoke At Historical Monticello, Home Of Jefferson

Nationalism Is Said Blocking Path To Peace   Soviet Rejection Of Marshall! Plan Soundly Flaved

Truman Scores Russia's Aims By Implication   Chief Executive Gives Independence Address

Quest For Peace Blocked By Such Tactics, He Says  President Delivers 4th Of July Speech Aa &.g£e..... &£2...._

PRESIDENT SWATS REDS FOR FIGHTING HELP FOR EUROPE   Fourth of July Talk Is Made by Truman Today at Charlottesville, Va. Changes Statements.  KREMLIN APPEARS OBJECT OF SPEECH

Reds Are  Denounced Roundly At Monticello   July Fourth Speech Revised After Rejection Of Marshall Plan

CLAY PLANNING NO GREAT CHANGES iN OCCUPATION. RULE   New Reich Military Gover: nor to Follow M'Narney's- ‘s Palicine

FARM WORKER SINCINE AFTER HE KILLS TWO   Seven lowans Weekend Violent Death Victims

GHASTAL STORM HITS SEABOARD   Gale Damage Is Slight North Central States Get Frost Warning

BRUCELLOSIS IS CATTLE MENACE   Steady Increase Of Disease Among Humans, Vetermarians Told

Does Not See How GreekTurkish Aid Program Would ‘Lead To War With Russia

Near East Loans To Further Cause Of World Peace   Acting State Secretary Urges Approval of $400,000,000 Grant

Acheson © Testi “Testifies On Measure   SAYS COLLAPSE 0: OF TURKEY AND GREECE WOULD UNLEASH A. TORRENT OF COMMUNISM 

U.S. Clash With Russia Not Possible   Acting Secretary Of State Sees No Possibility Of Soviet War As A Result Of Truman Proposal

American Troops Are Not Planned For Greek Aid   Acting Secretary of State Is Questioned At House Hearing

"Greek And Turkish Collapse Would Unleash Red Torrent” No Danaer Of War With Russia Seen

Emphasizes That Program Does Not Include Sending Troops to Greece

ISSUE CALLED FREEDOM VS, DICTATORSHIP   Acting Secretary Sees ‘No Possibility’ of War fe

GREEK-TURK AID PROGRAM DRIVE OPENS   Acting Secretary of State Sees “No Possibility’ of Brush With Moscow.

ACHESON URGES QUICK HELP FOR GREECE; TURKEY   Says Issue In Crisis « Is Freedom vs. Totalitarianism

Sees Little Possibility Of New War   Secretary Acheson Says Aid to Greece Will Not Bring  en Hostilities

Acheson  Dampens War Talk   “No Possibility” Of U. S. Fighting Reds Over Aid Program

ACHESON cAYS POLICY WILL AVERT STRIFE   Tells House Hearing ‘U.- S. Help Only Thing That Will Avert Collapse.

ACHESON CLAIMS NO WAR THREAT IN GREEK PLAN   Says Aid Would Reduce Friction Of Great Powopre

CORSICANANS MAKE LIBERAL DONATIONS  W. P. M’CAMMON, CHAIR MAN ADVANCE GIFTS, RE LEASES FIRST REPORT .

CORSICANANS MAKE LIBERAL DONATIONS FOR JEWISH APPEAL  W. P. WCAMMON, CHAIR MAN ADVANCE GIFTS, RE

Hogs at Record Chicago Price   Hit $29 per Cwt.: New Highs Elsewhere

Vote on Labor Bill Is Hoped For Monday   Democrats Sponsor Brand New Measure Friday Night   How They Voted

State Shifts Plans For Overell Trial   Girl To Be Named Active Participant in Slayings

Shabby Little Man in Mail Order ‘Haberdashery Says Prices Going ‘Down; No Depression In Sight

Gen. Wood, Biggest U. 5. Retailer, in Aging $22.50 Suit and 89c Tie, Says Prices Are Declining

Othman’s Diary ‘Head of ‘Catalogue’ Company ‘Says Prices Are Going Down

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Foresee Meeting to Strengthen “Cominform”

Three Conditions In Arrangement  Norwegian Foreign Office Tells Them

Many Bond Issues Carry   Proposals For School: Parks and Airports. Approved in Number Of Kansas Cities

Bond Issues Carry In Many Kansas Elections   Voters in State Were in Bond Approving Mood-— Some Soirited Contects

Extra Session on Income Tay Given Boost   Poll Shows That "52" Club Is Against Full Tax

Letter Gives Black Dahlia  Slaying Clue   Fingerprints on Missive Containing Personal Effects of Victim.

FBI Checking Fingerprints On Envelope   Contains Personal Paper: of Slain Girl; ‘Break’ Seen in Case

CLUE FOUND IN ‘DAHLIA’ MURDER CASE   Personal Effects Of Sicin Girl Are Mailed to Paper

Dairen Problem To Be Treated Like European?  Soviets in Possession For Two Years Now

Stymie Faces U.S. In East  Dairen Protest Will Accomplish Little

Dairen Problem To Be Treated Like European!  Soviets in Possession   Soviets in Possession For Two Years Now

IT STATES OKEH LIMITED TENURE      Three More Act Yesterday On Proposed 22nd Amendment

OA JOINS LIST LIMITING TENURE   Wisconsin Also Falls In Line Yesterday As Third of Needed Votes Jn

COFALL QUIT ~~ LIQUOR POST      STATE LIQUOR. DIRECTOR . SAYS PRESS OF PRIVATE BUSINESS CAUSED . RESIGNATION  —

RAISE ENDS WALKOUT AT COTTON EXCHANGE   Strikers Return After Wage Boost And Bonus Plan

COTTON EXCHANGE STRIKE SETTLED   Workers Get Wage. Boost, Ranye Settlement

COTTON. EXCHANGE REOPENED; STRIKE ENDS AFTER DAY   Workers to, Get More Money: and Bonus When—Trading— Is At Heavy Point :

Solons Reduc Grant for West Indians   Appropriation Is Cut In Half; Indian Bureau Gets Blame

UNIFORM TRAFFIC REGULATIONS: URGED AS PUBLIC SAFETY STEP   TRUMAN URGES THAT DRIVER LICENSE LAWS BE THE SAME IN ALL THE  §8TATES 

ASSAILS LAXITY IN DRIVERS LAWS   Truman Calls for Uniform Licensing in Battling Traffic Deaths

PRESIDENT ASKS UNIFORMITY IN STATE CONTROLS   Present Regulations Called ‘Nothing More Than Revenue Measures’

ROTAN INCIDENT CITED Charges and Denials Flare In State Good Neiahbor Row

Latin Americans lerrorized, Says Eckhardt Report  Neighbor Commission Failed To Face. Duty. He Declares

Senate Subcommittee Soon To Decide On Markey-0’Conor Election Recount   Investigators’ Final Report Must First Be Considered Along With A Supplemental Petition Of Markev’s.

DEWEY SAID TO HAVE INDORSED LABOR LAW   Delegation of Young Republicans Reports Governor Approved Act During Conference,

McLaughlin Asks Supreme Court To Order Election Naming Judge To Hear Case

A Poultry Cut Pledge   Industry Promises To Cull Flocks, But -Luckman Not Satisfied

Poultry Industry in Pledge to Cut Flocks   Action Termed Not Sufficient to Eliminate Fow!l-less Thursday<

NEWS Behind The NEWS   Marshall Sees Soviet Prepare For Future Wher

Greek Rebel Leader Proclaims a Regime   Intercepted Radio Broadcast Says Independent Communist Government Will Be Set Up Somewhere in Northern Part of Nation.

RED RULE SET UP IN NORTH GREECE   intercepted Radio Message Tells Of Vifiades Move 

PUNIAB PROVINCE DIVISION FAVORED BY. LEGISLATURI   Territory To Be Split Betweer Hindustan And- Moslem Pokictan

Punjab Legislature Votes Division After Week-End of Bitter Rioting

Late Season Cold Front Rushing — Toward Texas   Temperature Drop In State Expected Saturday Morning

Sixteen Escape — Flaming Death In Blazing Streetcar         Ci.cinnati Car, Gasoline Tractor ony Drenching Vehicles With Liquid Flame,   Mi etnaeman Mara

Full Blast Speculation  Probe In Jan.   Cu. Raecvenn Saw:   Sen. Ferguson Say: Publication Of Names Only Start

Publication Of Names To Be First Step In Probe Of Commodity Speculators

EXPECT HOUSE TOALTER STAND OW RENT BOOST   Extension of Controts for Year. As Requested by Truman, Seen Doubtful

Way Almost Clear For Girl To Wed Miner For Whom She Jilted Ex-GI

West Virginia Boy Is Winner   All-American Soap Box Derby Champion As Result Of Year’s Competition   RACES HELD AT AKRON SUNDAY

FINISHED AMONG FIRST TEN   WEST VIAGINIA BOY WON RACE THAT ATTRACTED CROWD OF 75.000 AT AKRON

GOP Candidate: Calls It Greatest Economic Blunde   Sen. Taft Also Flays   Sen. Taft Also Flays Present Democratic Policies

GOPS ASSAIL TRUMAN POLICY  Stassen Calls OPA Bill Velo Joo Blunder In U. 5. History

PRESIDENT OF REPUBLIC DECLARES DUTCH ATTACK BY LAND, SEA AND AIR   Skirmishing Called “Police Action” By Acting  Governor General Van Mook.

LEWIS FAILS TO AFFECT AFL VOTING   Convention Vetes To Oust Its Thirteen Vice Presidents

LEWIS LOSES BATTLE OVER UNION PLEDGE   AFL Convention Takes Action To Wipe Out 13 V. Presidents

Vice-President Posts Abolished  Lewis Will Not Seek Council Seat

AFL Repudiates John L. Lewis: He Takes Usual ‘Walk’  Federation Abolishes 13 \Ji nn: Deeeorsaanatbe AM   Federation Abolishes 13 Vice-Presiderts on Affidavit Issue

ArL DEALS LEWIS STINGING DEFEAT ON NON-RED ISSUE   Votes to Abolish Its Vice Presidents to Insure Use of NLRB.   BATTLE IS STORMY   CiO Convention Decides to ' Fight for Labor Law Repeal.

LEWIS LOSES BERTH IN RED BAN FIGHT   Crushing Defeat Is Administered in Coast Convention

AFL Rebuffs Lewis Effort   Convention Eliminates All But Two Officials

TAKES A ‘WALK’ AT AFL PARLEY   Convention Wipes Ow 13 Vice Presidents Including Lewis

LEWIS 15 DEALT CRUSHING DEFEAT IN A. F. L, MEETING   Convention Votes to Do Away With 13 Vice Presidencies After Prolonged and Stormy Fight.   HEATED PERSONAL EXCHANGES TAKE PLACE   Mine Union Boss Assailed for Stand Against Signing Loyalty Pledge Required by Labor Law.

JOHN L. LEWIS HANDED DEFEAI AT CONVENTION   AFL Votes To Wipe Ou Its 13 Vice Presidents Despite Opposition      ACTION TAKEN FOR GOVERNMENT UNIONS

Oe a ae se  AF L Convention Hands Lewis Severe Defeat  Votes To Wipe Out Vice-President Jobs Despite His Stand

Lewis Handed Severe Defeat  By AFL Vote   13 Vicepresidents of Federation Wiped Out; Mine Head Takes Walk

Lewis Loses Union Battle On Affidavits   AFL Convention Votes Te Wipe Out 13 Vice Presidents

AFL Crushes Lewis In Labor Act Battle   Votes For Non-Communist Oaths Over Mine Chief’s Withdrawal Threat

Vice-President Jobs Wined Out in Bitter Fight   Move Permits Signing OF All Unions Under New Labor Law

JET RECORD ~~ $ SMASHED   ; . ns PLANE COVERED NEARLY 200 MILES DURING SPEED ‘TEST OF 18 MINUTES

Kearns Probers see Fist Fight   Congress Committee Lawyer and Union Counsel Come to Clinch in Hearing Room.

1 GRAY-HAIRED LAWYERS FIGHT   Bespectacled Attorneys Engage In Spirited Fist Fight

British Labor Party Split Widens; Rebels to Demand Bevin Showdown

New Worries Over Atomic Research   Briton Says Workers Developing Skin Rashes, Sexual Stertility

6 REPUBLICANS ELECTED APR. 7 TO HIGH POSTS   Three Incumbent State Supreme Court Judges  Win, With Carr Highest

STATE VOTE CANVASS IS COMPLETED   E. B. More Received 355,106. Votes for Bd. of Agriculture

SEEKS 10 ADMIT WAR REFUGEES   Marshall Urges Congress To Allow Entry Of 400,000

Marshall Urges U. 5. fo Admif 400,000 Refugees From Europe   Patterson and Harriman Also Argue ‘Moral Obligation’ to. Aid War's Displaced Persons. Avoiding ‘Friction’ With Russia

Marshall Urges Country Admit War Refugees   Secretary Discusses Aid To Turkey, German Recovery

Labor Bill Heading Into  ‘Homestretch   Ig Approved By State Senate In Partv Vote

Labor Bill in Home Stretch   Approved by Senate Six Hours of Debate, One Man Filibuster

Good Evening ...  At least 100 “first™ robins seen in Emporia. Can spring be far behing:   Warmer Weather to Move Into Kansas

‘WARM AIR ON THE WAY   Light Reins Are on Tap for the "All of Kansas Friday

Self-Help Nub 0! Ball's Aid Plan   U. S. Should Give Only To Industrious

WOULD BASE U.S. AID ON ACHIEVEMENT   Sen. Ball Favors Giving Bulk of American Assistance to European Nations Which Do Most to Help Themselves.

Ball Proposes Incentive Plan  For Europe Aid   Minnesota Senator Says Help Should Be Given Countries That Help Themsclves

MILLION DOLLAR BUILDING PROGRAM PLANS ARE QUT   Special Senate Investigating Committee Gets a Look at Them.   FOR TRAINING SCHOOLS   Board and Architects Are Meeting in Jefferson City Today.

Francis Out As Coach.   Kansas State Regents Accept Resignation But Have No Successo)

Labor Curb Bill Comes Up For Vote In The House   Predict Approval  By 2 to 1 Majority of Measure Clamping Restrictions on Union:

Box Score on County’s 1947 Traffic Accidents   College Amendment Passed Despite W. Texas Opposition

MOST DANGEROUS DAY ON ROAD IS SATURDAY   5-Day Week Has Changec The Traffic Picture, Says Keystone Club   SUNDAY COMES NEXT

Soviets File New Plan On Palestine   Seek Agreement With U. S. On Creaiing Separate Arab, Jewish States

“Tomorrows Headlines “Today UNITED STATES COMPROMISES WITH RUSSIA ON PALESTINE

US., Russia Reach Accord On Palestine   Private Sessior. of Delegates Agrees on Mandate End, Divisior

Great Britain’s Mandate to End May 1; Partitioning to Be Effected. by July 1. °

U. S., Russia Compromise On Palestine   Both Nations Make Concessions During Four-Power Meet

YOUNG MATRON SLAIN IN HOME   HUSBAND RETURNS TO FIND WIFE FATALLY STABBED AND BEATEN

FOUND STARRED TO TEATH   29-Year Old Wife Was Killed in Her Hlinoin Home

Peace Toasts At Dinner For Pres. Aleman   Truman Cites Peace In Western Hemisphere As Example Of Possibilities,

 Truman Toasts Aleman     Points to American-Mexican ‘Relations as World Example

MEXICO LINKED T0U.S., TRUMAN EXTOLS ALEMAN   Most Powerful Nation and Her Neighbors Set Example to the World

Truman Sees Friendship As Basis for World Peace   Cites Western Hemisphere Relations as Lessor for Nations in Eastern Area

' Truman Says: Western Hemisphere Example Of Peaceful Relations .

Morse Hits Attitude of Labor Unions  Not Co-operating With Congress, Senator Contends

Labor Warned  . To Cooperate   Morse Asserts Unions Musi Help in Revisine Laws

SENATOR MORSE WILL VOTE FOR CURBS ON LABOR   New Deal Supporter Says Unions Are Not Coeperating With Congress      TELEPHONE WORKERS MAY CANCEL WALKOUT

Oregon Senator Declares ~ Labor Is Not Cooperating   Morse Warns He'll Vote for Labor Law Revision Which Goes Too Far Rather Than No Chanae At All

Complains Labor Not Co-operating  Warning Sounded by Oregon Solon

Morse Complains Unions a! Helping To Revise Labor 4  Former WLB Member Says He'd Vote For Curbs

SCHOOLS UPHELD ON BIBLE STUD   Atheist Mother Will Appea Champaign Case to U. S. Supreme Court

 Western Electric Halts Picketing In Areas Where ‘Phone Strike Is Settled

Report Cotton Market Will Be Smaller This Crop Year Both in United States and Abroad

Robert Taylor Needed a Haircut, Didn’t Speak Loudly Enough, But Gal Admirers ‘Swooned’ Anyway

R.S. Bowers Namec Polio Chairman Of Plymouth County  County Chapter Spends $2,541 In Past Year

TOOTING HORNS GREET ATTLEE   Britons Protest Severe Restrictions And Ban On Gas Rations

PROTEST PARADE GREETS ATTLEE   SPEECH SAYS PRESS FOSTERING BELIEF ENGLAND DOWN, OUT

Fire Prevention Conference _ Opens With Appeal by Truman   Pleads for Rehabilitation of 23,000,000 Handicapped Americans, Reiterates Hopes for Health Program: Says Fire Toll Shocks U_ S.

MOTORS INDUSTRY T0 DISCUSS WAGE INCREASES TODAY   Agreement Is Made on Pay but Dispute Continues on Other Conditions ; To Hold Meetings.   REUTHER MAKES FOUR PROPOSALS

HOPES TO END STRIKE CRISIS:   Schuman Asks Assetnbly: to Give Cabinet Power to Call Up” Additional Troops and Requisition Struck Industries: “Saye. Ros public! Program Being Pushed,

GERMAN PEACE UNLIKELY _ Better Understanding May Result From Talks

MACHINISTS 0 VOTE ON GOING BACK INTO AFL   Refusal May Bring New Wave Jurisdictional Labor Disputes

May Bring New Jurisdictional Disputes Machinists’ Union To Vote On Following Or Fighting Of AFI

PRODUCTION OF SOFT GOAL NOW GAINS STEADILY   [Miners Pouring Back Into Pits Of District By Thonvsands

Russian Embassies Here Spending Tremendous Amounts to Court Slavs In This Country Numbering 15 Million

Russia Backing Fifth Column — Activities Among The US Slavs   Startling Revelations Made To House Committee By Former Member Of Yugoslavia Embassy; ‘Tremendous Amounts’ Of Money Being Srent.’

Reds Accused Of Effort To Control Slav:   House Member Says Russia Spends Huge Sums To Conrt Support Of U. §.-Slay Groups

Puppets Woo Slavic People   Millions Being Spent In U. S. Propasanda

REDS ATTACK U. §, ON KOREAN STAND   Trying to ‘Pigeon-hole’ Issue, Create Punpet Regime, They Charge.

SOVIETS PUSH FOR.UN SHOWDOWN IN KOREAN DISPUTE   Reds Sav U. S. Delaying Action

RUSSIA CHARGES U8. WOULD MAKE ~ KOREA A ‘PUPPET   Reds Declare America Hopes to “Whitewash” Its Conduct in Soutuern Zone of Country.   REPLY TO ATTACKS , IS MADE BY DULLES   He Says U. S. Wants No Bases in Korea and Intends to Withdraw at Earliest Possible Time.

Proposed U. N. Commission ‘Plan Assailed   Charges Armericans Are Seeking ‘Puppet’ Recime

KOREAN ISSUE IS BEFORE U, N   U. S. Accused Of Trying T: Establish “Puppet” State By Russia

REDS RAP U.S. KOREAN STAND   Attempts To “Pigeon-Hole’ Independence Issue Is  Charged By Soviets

Soviet Says U. S. Plans A Korean Puppet’ Regime   Talks in U. N. Agains Commission to Oversee Independence Process

U.N. Red Bloc Blasts at U.S. On Korean Issue   Charges Americans Trying to Shelve Independence Move

Russia Lashes US. on Kore:  Dh neve SOUL. LID es.   Charges ‘Whitewash’ Effor By Americans in U.N.

Budget Slash Hits 3 Billion   Republicans Claim Reductions ‘Solid’

UJ. 5., Russian Tift May Hit Showdown At U.N. Meet Today   Two World Issues _ May Be Settled By Foreian Ministers

1,000 ABSENT FROM JOBS IN PENNSYLVANIA   Lewis Demands U. S. Stop Using “Blackjack” on Union

Officials Confer In New Threat of Telegraph Strike   U.S. Csnciliators Talk Plans _to Check Pre-Holiday Walkout

A DECISION IN THE CALIFORNIA TIDELANDS CASE   Regarded by Speakers at Conference As a Threat to Resources of Other States.   WARNING TO DELEGATES   To Be Careful That Water Is Not Nationalized As a Resource,

JESTER RAPS. RULING ON TIDELANDS BEFORE KANSAS CITY MEETIN(  THREAT“T0' RESOURCES OF STATES SEEN BY COVERNOAD ATHERC

PRESIDENT NOT MAD AT ANYONE   Undisturbed Over Los Battles, Not Gloating Over Victories

Clear, Crisp Holiday Forecast For Texas: Some Snow Due Other Places

ROY JONSON, Ex-Lieutenant Governor Dies   Fatally Stricken In Chicago Hotel   Rerved In Legislature.

Once Lt. Gov. Johnson Dies   Heart Ailmen  Proves Fatal: Active In Farm Affairs.

RESULTS OF CHRISTMAS SEAL  SALE FOR FAYETTE COUNTY ANNOUNCED RY MRG parrR

Christmas Seal Sale Shows ' Increase Over 1945 Sales   $203.09 Raised in Fayette; County Sales Groased - $4,120.04

Await — Truman Message   Congressmen Expect President to Say What War Powers He Want: Saved, Which Junked

Truman Position Backed  By GOP   HoweverLawBook Is Kept Open  On Powers

Truman to Keep  Essential Powers GOP Lawmakers to Ask Quick Review of Emeraency System

Await Word On Which Powers  Truman Wants   GOP Lawmakers Seek Indication On What He Is Willine To Junk.

Ost Leaders Fadr Junking Mee Controls   are Awaits an's Message  ‘ue On Monday

DOUBT EXISTS OVER FUTURE OF CONTROLS   U. S. May No Longer Seize Struck Plants   TWO REASONS   Given For Quick Action By President; V. A. Work May Be Affected

CONGRESS EYES TRUMAN'S WAR POWER SJUNKING   Leaders Applaud Action But Want Full Scale Review of Controls

Status Of War Powers Tangled   Truman May Want Some Of Discarded Laws Revived For Time

Action of Truman Is Applauded   Early Study Of 500 Remaining Controle Seaudqht

GOP PLANNING REVIEW OF ALL WARTIME ACTS   Congressmen Awaii ~ Word From Presi dent on Powers

Congressmen Keep Their Law - Books Handy After Presidential Action Ending ‘Hostilities.’   MOST GOVERNMENT AGENCIES SUPRISED

Await Truman Message   Congress Members Anxious to Know Which War Powers He Wants to Keep

Lawmakers More Concerned Now About Reviewing Almost 200 Live Emergency Controls   Hope For More Detailed Statement From President Monday; Results of Order of Monday Beainnina ta Clea.

Review of 500 Controls Asked  GOP Legislators Seek Speedy Action on All Remaining Wor Laws

GOP TO AWAIT MORE DETAILS FROM TRUMAN   Full-Scale Review of Alt Emergency Controts Stilt In Effect Hinted

All War Rowers Held By Truman  r Review      a ‘for. Action, in      President ‘Generally’ ‘Pr Ending Hogotllitices “Message‘on Monday’ As” Adoinistration?

REPUBLICANS STUDYING CHANGES MADE IN WAR LAWS BY END OF HOSTILITIES: 400 STILL REMAIN

Seek To Learn Which One: He Wants Back Others He Will Ju           Michener Favors   Would Do Away Witl Not Considered  To Government

AWAITS: WORD ON WAR LAS WHICH REMAN   Applauds Truman’s Surprise Move But Asks “Full Scale Action.’

GOP Lawmakers Await Truman's  Message Monday  Full-Scale Review -

Lawmakers Praise ‘End of Hostilities Action by Truman   Ask Full Review Of 500 Emergency Controls in Effect

Repeal Perils Many Statutes   President’s Wishes Sousht by Congress

GOP WILL SEE REVIEW OF 500 WARTIME CURBS   Republicans Keeping Law Books Handy Pending Word From President On Which Emergency Powers Are To Remain.

Many Thought Hurt Today In Explosion   Flames Quickly Spread To Two Other Tanks; Help Rushed to Scene

TANK EXPLOSION INJURES MANY   Terrific Blast Occurs at E! Secundo, Calif.

WORKERS INJURED IN AN EXPLOSION   Blew Apart a Gasoline Storage Tank at El Segundo, Calif.

RUSSIAN RETURNED POWS ARE SICKLY   ‘AMG Says Germans Baok From Soviet Prisén Camps: Ara Unfit for Work

Legislation Would Make Roosevelt Only Chief. Executive to Serve Beyond Two Terms; Taft Offers Bonus Plan to Hasten Industrial Peace

Two-Term Limit on Presidency OKd by House Unit   Judiciary Committee Votes 20-6; GOP Hints Debate on Floor by Friday

On A Holiday Cruise  Crazed Pianist Cuts Throat, Runs Naked On Ship's Deck

PIANIST CRAZED ON D&C Gaus!   Musician Slashes His Throat Fatally, Runs Nude On Decks

Weather  Lecat Weather Courtesy PATTERSON BROTHERS  Tones W Weitaee Sp By   Attlee Asks For Wartime Powers To Fight Crisis

ATTLEE ASKS WARTIME POWERS   To Fight Threat Of National Bankruptcy

ATTLEE ASKS FOR WAR POWERS IN ECONOMIC CRISIS   Threat of National Bankruptcy Faces Rritain. He Reports

Attlee Requests War Powers for  Economic Battle   Needed to Fight Threat of National Bankruptcy, Says Premier

IN BRITISH CRISK   Asks Commons Backing In Fight Against Threat On Bankrupieyv

BRITISH CASH CRISIS PERILS TRADE SYSTEN  American Officials Fear Breakdown of   American Officials Fear Breakdown of Plans for International Pacts.

ATTLEE WANTS WARTIME POWEI   Makes Surprise Move to Ficht Bankruptcy

Attlee Moves To Restore War Powers  Warns Eresat  ye oe oF   Warns Threat Of Bankruptcy Perils Nation

LITTLE HOPE OF TALKS ON      ; Either Russia Or United States. “Must Alter Stand

HEAT WAVE ENVELOPES MOST OF U. S.   Needles, Phoenix Hottest With 112 Degrees

French Labor  Forcing Crisis   Communist Demand For Pay Increase Hits Premier’s Plans

FRENCH CABINET FACES CRITICAL LABOR SITUATION   General Strike May Be Called to Enforce Pay Demands

Siegel Slaying Puzzles Police   Noted Gambler May Have Been Victim Of “Double Cross.””

‘Double Cross’ Is Blamed in Killing Of Bugsie Siegel   Gambling House . Owne: Is Thought Involved. in Rackets on West Coast

‘Double Cross’ Seen In Siegel Murder Probe   Police Believe Gamble: “Wiped Ouv’ By Gang In Hollywood Home To Gaim Revenge

China Party Outlawed   Kuomintang Bars Opposition As Seeking To Overthrow State

British Concerned Over. Arrests      Committees Set Up at Paris Aid Conference

Wallis Pleads Innocent To A-Bomb Charge   ‘No Indication’ That Foreign Power Got Hold Of Negatives Or Photoaraphs

GREEKS PLEDGE FULL SUPPORT   Prime Minister, Opposition Leader Both Send Notes

Greek Co-Operation With U. S. Pledged   Athens Officials Tell Truman They Will Heip Unreservedly in American Efforts to Restore Peace and Security for Them.

Lawmakers Think More Will Ask Aid   Believe Five Nations Ready To Take Step

Congress Hears 5 More Nations To Ask for Aid   Messages From Leaders Of Both Greek Parties: Pravda, Soviet Paper, Speaks Out

Cooperation To U.S. Is Pledged   Greeks Pleased With  American Assistance

Uncle Sam Can’t Win Anyway, So He Should Take His Loss On New Homes at This Time

SENATE LABOR BILL VERSION MUCH SOFTER   Senators Framed Bill With Eye to Possible Veto.

ERAGE . 8. MOCKET FACES IFAVY DRAINS   Commodity Price: Continue Their Upward Spiral

Stee! Peace Cheers Natior   $1 a Day Increase Acceptance Clears Way for Production

Steelmen Win Dollar a Day Wage Boost   uascsingree = lee, ~ sae so lee   CIO Union, U. S. Stee Formula Expected to Give Industry Year Free of Strikes

Workers to Get One Dollar Per Day Increases   Industry Hails Pact Assuring Year of Peace

STEEL WAGE CONTRACT IS READY TO SIGH   Wage Increase Will Amount to About 15 Cents Per Hour

‘Big Steel, Union Reach Wage Pact  For Two Years 140,000 Workers To Get 15-Cent Salary Increase

U.S. Steel Wage Agreement Cheers Future of Industry   Believe Pay Increase Will Set Pattern for Rest of Companies ”

Steel Wage Agreement Gives Hope For Year of Strike-Frée Production   Union Executive Board Gives Quick Approval To Settlement With U. S. Steel-Corporation;. Expected to Set Industry-Wide Pattern

15-CENT HOURLY INCREASE MAY BE NEW PATTERN   ‘Portal’ Efforts Dropped; Other Items Added To  $1-A-Davy Raise

WAGE AGREEMENT. IN STEEL PLANTS PREVENTS STRIKE   Pay Increases to Be Granted —-- Workers-and Industrial Peace [s Assured

U. S. Steel Grants Increase in Pay To Steelworkers  Union's Executive Council Mactine Tadeg Fenacied in

_ —UNION APPROVES WAGE HIKE— $1 A Day Pay Raise For U.S. Steel Employes

Steel Workers Get $1 a Day Pay Hike   Agreement Sets a Pattern for Industry and Gives Bright Prospects for a Year of Production Without Strikes.

EXPECT WAGE PACT T0 AVERT STEEL STRIKES   Company, Union Agree to $1 Per Day Salary Boost for Workers

Steelworkers Win $1 a Day Pay Increase   Swike Peril Ends As U. S. Steel Corp.  Awrees to Raises

U.S. Steel Grants $1-a-Day Increase To 140,000 Worker:   Union Leaders Hail Agreement as Great Victory for Union

Wage Agreements Avert Strike; Good Year Seen  Steel Companies Are Optimistic After Signing New Contract

Steel Grants Pay Increase  To Workers   Year of Production Without Strikes Seen; Pay Hiked 15 Cents

Industry Cheered As Pattern Fixed   Hope Expressed That Raise Will Not Cause Price Boost

Steel Industry Sees Year Of  Peace In Store   Agreement On $1 Daily Wage Increase For “Big Steel”? Workers May Set General Pattern

Pact Provides 15 Cent Hourly Boost in Wages; Action Clears Way for Year's Peace in Vital Steel Industry .

140,000 Hands Get Pay Hikes Ot $1 Per Day   Wage Agreement Brings Prospect Of Year Of Strike-Free Production In Steel Industry.

Steel Pay Agreement Cheers   Seen As Promise Of Strike-Free Year; May Set Pay Pattern For Others

U. S. STEEL-CIO PACT EXPECTED TO FIX PATTERN   12'% Cents An Hour Granted By Accord; Final Action Scheduled Tuesday

$1-Day Pay Hikes Wins Approval   Fairless Says Increase to Come Out of Profits; Portal Pay Out

See Full Year of Production  $1 Day Hike Cheered  hv Entire Industry

U.S. Steel Negotiates Contract   Union Agrees to $1 a Day Wage Hike; Settlement Hailed by Industry

Steel Industry Cheered by News 'Of Pay Increase   Prospects of Year Without Strikes Seen In Accord

$1 A DAY PAY HIKE RAISES STEEL HOPES   Settlement Believed Guarantee of Year of Production Without Strikes.

STEEL WAGE PAGT BRINGS PROSPECT OF YEAR OF PEACK   Agreement Expected To Sei  Pattern for Remainder’ 7 of Industry 

Steel Pact on Wages Cheers U.S. Industry   Agreement Boosting Wages Comes Before Union Committee for Final Annraval

Steel Wage Pact Cheers Industry   See Prospects of Year of  Strike-Free  Production

Hail Steel Wage Pact As Victory   Strike-Free Year Of Production Seen

Steel Wage Pact Cheers Industry With Prospect of Strike-Free Year

Wage Pattern May Be Set By Steel Contract   $1 A Day Increase Granted 140,000 By Major Firm; To Cost $75 Million

Steel Wage Hike Cheers U. S. Industry   SETTLEMENT OF PAY TALKS HELPS NATION

STRIKE THREAT ENDED  U. S. Steel and CIO Rea  Wage Increase Agreement

U. 5. STEEL GIVES GENERAL PAY BOOS]   Offiicals Grant $1 a Day Raise To Employes; Union Accepts

Big Steel And Union Agree On Pay Increases   Year Of Production Without Strikes Believed Possible

Steel Industry Is Cheered By Wage Agreement   Hopeful For Year Of Strike-Free Production As Reenlt

Steel Pact Cheers Industry; See Year of Full Productior   Murray, Fairless Agree on Boosts of $1 a Day for U. S. Steel

WORKERS’ PAY IS INCREASED $1 PER DAY   PHike Wins Quick Approval Of Union Executives   NEW CONTRACT   Hailed As “Great Victory’ By Board Members; Sets Pattern For Others

Agree On Steel Wage Boost Of Over $1 A Day   Accord Brings Prospect Of A Year Of Strike Free Production.

Steel Pact Enheartens Industry   Unioh Executive Board Gives Quick Okay; Final Approval Up to Committee   Statement Is Given   RARER REE AEE SE ONY ee  Fairless Says He Has Hope Increases Fall in Present Prices

Steel Wage *. greement Cheers Indusi y; See Full Year Proc‘setion

U. S. Steel’s  ‘Wage Boost Is Cheering To Industry   Peaceful Year Seen With Union Approval Of Pact Anticipated

Reach Agreement On Wage Increase   Pay Hike Is Given To 140,000 Lnited Steel Workers   BOOST OF $1 A DAY   Entire Industry Is Cheered With Prospect of Production

Steel Wage Pact Sounds Cheery Note   Agreement Expected To Set Raise Pattern in Broad Field.

U.S. Steel Signs Year's Contract: $1 Per Day Raise   Fairless Hopes No Price-Boost Will Follow Aareement

‘Steel Pay Accord Cheers Industry.   Strike-Free Output For Year Assured

Uncle Sam To Make Tests Of Super Bombs   ‘Proving Grounds At Eniwetok To Be Conctructed

RANGE FOR TESTS UF ATOMIC BOMBS WILL BE IN PAGIFIP   United States Replies te Russian Rumors with Facts; Eniwetok Atoll to Be Utilized.   PEACEFUL USES WILL BE STUDIED

U.S. Sets Up "Super Bomb’ _ Proving Ground in Pacific   Eniwetok Atoll, in Marshall Chain, Becomes Secret Base for Nuclear Fission ‘Research

. S:Sets Up Atomic Base On Eniwetok Atoll for Testing of Super A-Bombs

SET UP A-BOMI TESTING BASE ON ENIWETOK   Atomic Age Enters 6th Year

Santa Claus Comes Early To Five Blind Men; Seeing Eye Dogs To Help Them Play St. Nick

Stalin Gives «Up First Big War Time Job   RUSSIAN LEADER IS TO DIVEST SELF OF MANY JOBS

STALIN. GIVES UP IMPORTANT POST   Leader Starts to Divest Self of Wartime Responsibility.

Stalin Relinquishes Russian Army Post   Step Is First in Move To Divest Himself Of Many War-Born Responsibilities, Belief

Stalin Steps DownAsHead Of Defenses   Believed In Line With Plan To Divest Self Of Host Of War-Born Duties

Military Role Is Given To Deputy   Generalissimo Begins Shedding Many Of His War-Born Responsibilities

STALIN QUITS MINISTER OF DEFENSE POST   Confirms Prediction That Would Quit Some War Officec

STALIN RESIGNS FROM RUSSIA'S TOP WAR DUTIES   Move Is Believed Evidence Of USSR’S  Peace Interests

Stalin Gives Up Wartime Control Of Red Forces   Turns Post Over to Gen, Bulganin, Who ls Climbing Rapidly

STALIN GIVES UP ARMY POST      Relinquishes Direct Control of Russia's Armed Forces to His Deputy, Army General Nikolai Bulgunian —Role of Premier is Still Held,

Stalin Quits As Minister In Charge Of ArmedForee:   Considered Step in Program to Divest Himself of Powers Taken Over in War

Carl Shelton, Once Gang Chief, Dies a Typical Gang Death   Former Bad Man Hit By 16 Bullets On Wlinois Highway

Anderson Willing To List Traders In Grain: Market.   Asks Congressional Passage Of Resolution First; Hints Big Names To Be Involved.

BLACK MARKET INQUIRY SET BY CONGRESS   Data ‘Confidential,’ Anderson Tells  Senators

Hughes’ Whereabouts Secret; Meyer Faces Girl’s Charge   GIRL CLAIMS MEYER Is FATHER OF HER SON

FULTON LEWIS, JR. STRUCK AN JAW   FRIEND OF ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT DEALS BLOW AFT. ER AN ARGUMENT.

T aft Approves European Aid But Says $16 Billion Is Too Large A Figure

Taft Discounts Idea 0! Special Session   Senator Sees No Possibility of Action on European Aid Before Next January—Thinks 16 Billion Is Too Much Outlay.

vewelry Placed 1) Wrong Auto  ‘825, 000 i in Rings,  snk ae ro. ret tee 2 

SENATE PUSHES BOOZE INQUIRY   Committee Shows Caution to Avoid Giving Witnesses ‘Immunity Bath.’

William Johnson is Offered Post    Hiebel Resigns as Chamber Manager

William Johnsor ls Offered Post  . Ebahal Rac   Hiebel Resigns as Chamber Manaaer

Hoosier Housewife Solves Problems Of Eviction And Hospitalized Husband By Building Own House

MEYERS AIDE BEFORE JURY   LaMarre To Tell His Story to Probe Panel

Community Convention Planned for Emporia   Chamber of Commerce to Sponsor Unusual Event; Date Will Be Near Ancl 7

Crack in Solid South Recor ded. in Georgia As Demoer ‘ats. Batile

Approval There Being Predicted By Next Tuesday   Finance Committee  To Take Vote Today

Propose State Code: Council  Joint Resolution Before lowa Senate

) Boy 13 Kills Accused As s Mother of 3 Reds; Don’t Carelessly Like Probe

Committee For Making Revenue Head Elective   Action On Proposal Probably Will Be Sought Tomorrow

HEERING QUITS AS OHIO HEALTH HEAD   State Director Flays Cut Ir Budget Requests

JEWS LAUNCH NEW ATTACKS   One British Soldier Killec As Underground Strikes Back For Hangings

SPECIAL GROUP TO HANDLE AID   — ‘House Unit Approves New Plan for Europe

OTORM WARNINGS UP FOR MARSHALL PLAN, GIVEN RED “BOOST”  MOLOTOV SPEECH SEEN HELPING TO PUSH AID PROGRAM IN CONGRESS

Plan Single European: Aid Agency   Reported Plan Would Take Administration Powers Away from State Denarétman¢

Would Take Administration Of Plan Erom State Department  Graz FF wii

Special Agency May Be Created   House Committee Has Plan To Take Foreign Aid Out } = Of State Department   APPOINTED BY TRUMAN   But Members Would Be Subject to Conformation  ate

Montana Weather   Plan for Putting Foreign Aid Under Special Board Approved by Committeemen

Special Agency ‘Tay Be Created   Howse Committee Has Plar To atee Foreign Aid Out State Department   APPOINTED BY TRUMAN   But Members Would Be . Subject to Conformation By Senate

POWERS 10 RATION Pilot OF OL, COAL REQUESTED TODAY   Chapman Asks Congress for Authority for Use if Needed to Avert ‘Catastrophe,’   SHORTAGES SAID VITAL PROBLEM

Catastrophe On National Scale Said Possible.   Standby Ration Powers On. Coal “And Oi! Soucht.

Northeast Ohio Digs Out FromTornado Debris   Property Loss Thot More Than Million Dollars

Twister Causes Heavy Damage  @:.. Bo wee 823   Six Persons Killed In Saturday Storm

Northeastern Ohio Clears Debris Left by Tornado      Six Lives Lost, Million Dollar Damage Counte AS Residents Eye Path of Twister

Veteran Washington  Newsman Says tke "Can't Get Eye Off the White House’   Rates Eisenhower Potential Candidate

Telephone Strike Still On Hook   Federal Agents Announce Failure After Another — Conciliation Parley —

Late News Bulletins  Telephone Negotiations Fail to Break Deadlock

NO PROGRESS IN PHONE STRIKE   Worker Official Charges Company With Refusal To Baraain

No Pregress Is Report of  Conciliator s   NFTW Official Declares  Company Is Refusing to Bargain; Bell Executive  Offers Arbitration

STILL DEADLQCKED IN NEGOTIATIONS   No Progress Made; Coal Mine: Return to Gwners Being  Considered

NO PROGRESS IN PHONE STRIKE   Union §S; ys Company Refusés to Bargain 

Report of ‘No. Progress’ Comes In Phone Issue  - Conciliators Trying To Settle. Walkout

Phone Deadlock Still Prevails   Offer Of $2.50 Pay Increase Rejected

No Progress in Telephone Talks   Company Refuses To Bargain Union Says

nternatronal Stifuation:  Stalin-Marshall Talk On Policy Expected

Marshall And Stalin May Meet Shortly   Direct U. S.-Russian Ex. change On Truman Doctrine Expected

Secretary May Seek To Break New Deadlock   Truman Roctrine Stirs United Nations Interest

Social Security Bill Is Among Others Discardec   President Refuses To Sign 7 Measures

Truman Vetoes Bill To Set Up National Science Foundation   Says Measure Would Impede Scientific Research

Food Group Wants More Than Pledged  7 Million Bushels i. Would Be Saved

Move To Save Grain Okayed By Brewers   HST To Make Broadcast To People On Aid Program At 9:30 Tonight

TRUMAN PLEA TO BE AIRED TO NATION SUNDAY   First Phase of Specific Program May Be Outlined

Brewers Agree To Advise Cut In Grain Use   Speech by Truman Tonight - Due to Clarify Picture _ Of Savings Goal

FARMS AND HOMES PURCHASE ACT TO BE GIVEN HOUSE   Proposed Legislation For Benefit of Veterans Has Been Drafted

WHOLESALE FOOL PRICES DECLINE   Index Discloses  Drop of 10:Cents

Food Price Index Drops Slightly Under All-Time High for United States

WHOLESALE FOOD PRICE INDEX DROPS   Decline of 10 Cents Reported By Dun & Bradstreet

TABER HINTS AT AID T0 EUROPE   GOP Leader Says U. S. Could Spend Two Billion A Year On Marshall Plan

FDR Jr. Scores House Situation  Congress, Business , Have Failed, He Says

Wheat Price Takes Jump   Selling at Highest Figures Since 1920; Foreign Shipments Reason

 Wheat Now Selling at Highest Price Since 1920: Millers Buy Grain

FLANDERS POINTS AT SPECULATORS   INQUIRY CHAIRMAN — REPEATS DEMAND TO CURB GRAIN MARKET

Congress May Apply Controls To Curb Speculation   Commodity Exchanges Must Stop Grain, Food Speculation, Sen. Flanders Says.

CONTROLS MAY ~ BE NECESSARY   Flanders Says Curb in Food Speculation Needed

Says Government Action May Come If Exchanges Do Not Set Controls

Assails   Restoration Of Controls Threatened  Vermont Senator Attacks Abuses

May Ask Controls If Food Speculation Not Curbed   Sen. Flanders Sees ‘Bad Situation’ Exist. ing In Commodity Exchanges

 Request Based On Loss Of Records  Mistrial Sought‘In ‘Hesse Jewels Theft

TESTIMONY MISSING IN DURANT HEARING   Hart -Of Eecord In Proceedings Against Alleged Hesse Jenel Thief Hee Been Last

PLEAD GUILTY AND FACE LIFE PRISON TERMS   Other Charges May Be Filed Against Them Later

RAINS BOOST _ WHEAT CROP   FARMERS WELCOME RAIN. FALL AS DRY WEATHER WAS INJURING WHEAT

Prayers of Hundreds Across U. S. Believed Aiding Paralyzed Girl, 5

H. L. Brittain Dies Suddenly  Bameral Garctane Th FP,   Funeral Services To Be Held On Wednesday

H. L, BRITTAIN DIES SUDDENLY   Funeral Services Will B Held Here Wednesday Afternoon

CUB PLANES MAKE PACIFIC CROSSING   Globe Girdlers Tackle Aleutian Chain Next.

Treacheraus ‘Cradle of Storms’ Alamg Island Chain Feces Cob Planes

‘Luck Still With ‘Em  Tiny Planes Make North Pacific Crossing Safely

FOR MAYOR OF EAST DUBUQUE   Only One Alderman I: Reelected; Marshal Foht Is Winner

Britain, Egypt Set For New U. N. Battle   Troops Issue Before Council

Withdrawal of Tommies From Nation Is Uraed   Busy Week Lined up For Security Council By Chairman of Group

Security Council Resumes Debate On Britain, Eeypi   Egyptians Push Demand For Troop: To Be Withdrawn

Britain, Egypt Square Off For Verbal Battle in UN  On British Tommies in Egypt

U.S, MAY SEND OIL PRODUCTS TO EUROPE   Official Says Industry Will Be Asked To Give Supplies

GYPSY SMITH DIES ON BRITISH LINER   Noted Evangelist Succumbs To Heart Attack,

Gipsy Smith IsDeadAt87   Evangelist Succumbs On Liner Queen Mary

GIPSY SMITH IS DEAD   'NOTED BRITISH EVANGELIST DIES ON THE QUEEN MARY,   Wife Says He Was Coming to America for His Health, but Hoped to Preach While Hlere--He Was 87,

Gipsy Smith Dies on Liner   Noted Evangelist Succumbs En Route To This Country

13 Horses Are Nominated for Hambletonian   British Arrest Mayors Of Four Jewish Towns   Halloran Named Ohio Legion Head   Truman Signs Wool Peg Bill   Evangelist Gypsy Smith Dies on Big Liner

“DEATH GEORGE ATCHESONTD GREAT LOSS"   Messages Of Condolence Pour Into Headquarters

Britain Is Placed On Virtual War »Basis by Attlee   Action Taken to Deal With ‘Critical’ Fuel Shortage

Limitation on  Power Use Is Extended  Nation Threatened With Disaster  i ii i

Britain Goes On Virtual  War Basis.  i Fines Or Prison ' Face Disobevers

FIX PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF FUEL CURBS   ‘Special Committee [s Named to Handle Coal Crisis

Britain Sets  Penalties For Fuel Violations   Government Puts Island-Wide Curb On Electricity

Brifain Placed On Virtual War Basis By Attlee  Blackout Violators  May Be Fined, Jaile

Attlee Places Great Britain On War Basis   Prison Terms Decreed for Violators of Power Use Regulations

PENALTIES FOR VICLATIONS FACE BRITONS   Order Prevails for Conserving: of Coal

British Battle Coal Famine With  Wartime Laws: Violators Face Jail

HEAVY PER ARIES more Britain Ordered On War Basis’ In Fuel Shortage

NATION T0 PUNISH THOSE VIOLATING BLACKOUT ORDER   Five-Hour Cutoff of Electrice ity Extended to Entire  Island — Emergency Committee Set Up.   MOVEMENT OF FUEL IS GIVEN PRIORITY,   Civilians to Be Mobilized te Aid in Task — More Passenger Trains Removed to Speed Deliveries.

Limitation on Power Use  Is Extended   ' Nation Threatened With Disaster in Fuel Shortage

NATION BACK ON WAR BASIS IN EMERGENCY   SHORTAGE OF FUEL CRITICAL AS COLD WAVE CONTINUES

Great Britain Is Placed  On Virtual War Basis   Fines and Prison Decreed for Person: Who Disregard ‘Blackout’? Orders

EVERY =ENGLISH HOUSEHOLD — IN ELECTRIC CUT   Fines Or Prison Terms Decreed For All  Violators

Two Wisconsin Slayers Begin  Life Sentences   Youths Plead Guilty To Hitch-Hike Killing Of Medical Student

PRISON TERMS   Two Youths Plead Guilty To Murder; Sentenced To Life by Court

LIFE SENTENCES ARE METED OUT TO EX- CONVICTS      Youthful Pair Plead Guilts To Orgy Of Lust — And Murder   WERE DESERVING OF DEATH, JUDGE SAYS

2 Murderers Get Life Terms and a Lecture   Judge, Once Rochester. ind, Man, Says He'd Rather Hane Them

Ploeser Blasts at ClO Programs for Economic Control   Says Labor May Destro} Small Business Man and His Profits

Ploeser Blasts at ClO Programs for Economic Control Says Labor May Destro  11C tc mAC e   Says Labor May Destroy Small Business Man and His Profits

Dewey Calls On People To Share Their Bounty With The World’s Needy

Missing Cargo Plane Located   Three Occipants Of Private Ship Are Found Dead.

PLANE MISSING WITH 3 ABOARD FINALLY FOUND   Wreckage of Cargo Craft Dis. covered in N. Carolina; All Occupants Dead

National Steel Hike: Price List  Raises Avsitee   Raises Average $5.25 a Ton; Weir Predicte Prices to Go Still Higher

WANTS FEDERAL AID FOR SCHOOLS   Would Have Richer States Helping Others

SOME RENTS ARE TO BE BOOSTED UNDER NEW RULE   Boosts To Come Under Nev Liberatized ‘Hardship’

OPA DECLINES TO.GIVE EXTENT OF RENT BOOSTS   Regulations Still Being Framed, Price Chief Savs

peat To Be Raised Under Liberalized \‘Tardshin’ Provisions: Ready Next Week

Six Men Found Alive, 3 Dead *At Polar Crash   Plane Crew Lost 13 Days Sighted by Searchers; Sunpties Dronned

LOST ANTARCTIC PLANE 15 FOUND: 3 DEAD, 6 ALIVE   ATTEMPT UNDER WAY TO RESCUE SURVIVORS   Plane Will Land in Wate Near Men’s Camp, if Possible, and Take Them Aboard.

6 Survive Polar  Plane Crack-Ur   Three Crewmen Perish in Crash Of South Pole Expedition Plane

SHIP LOCATE BY RESCUERS IN ANTARCTIC   Three of Martin Mariner Crew. Missing Two Weeks, Rennortad Dead.   Equipment Dronned.

TYPHOON RIPS LUZON ISLAND   Wake of Destruction is Left In Philippines

Third Report Due From U.S. Advisers   Some Regulatory Safeguards Are Needed by Nation

Marshall Plan to Help U.S. Economy   Advisory Groups Makes Report to Truman on   E@ecte of Program

Study Favors Controls,  Official Says  Marshall Plan May Mean Tax Hike,  Gaeneator Relieves

Price Cut Support Spotty  General Electric To Raise Prices Following Increase In Wage Scale

Scattered Support Giver New buryport Price Plan  But Gen. Electric   But Gen. Electric  Gives Wage Boost, Plans To Increase Prices 7 Percent

Price Cutting Program Gets Limited Support: G-E; Hikes Appliances

Reductions Spur Sales 40 Percent   Opponents Call Movement ‘Clarified Dallar Day’

‘Truman Doctrine’ . . = ww ? e ow: Le xy Clark Ranks President With Monroe

Clark Applauds Truman Doctrine   Anti-Communism Stand  Hailed as Great Work

DENIES NEED OF ARMED TRAINING   SCIENTIST DECLARES PROVEN USELESS IN EUROPEAN NATIONS

Military Training Is a “Political Racket’, Would Be Useless In Next War

SOVIET PUBLIC GIVEN SPEECH   Moscow Papers Play Up Reply to Marshall

ATOM WORKERS STILL ARGUE WAGE SCALES   Union Threatens to Strike Over Problems of Pay

Atom Strike Negotiators ‘Poles Apart’   -25-Cent Raise, Other Major Items Remain Unceleared

Says Magazine Not Pro-German   Former Lake Geneva Man Voices Defense of Stewart

OPPOSE NAMING OF REP. JONES   Democratic Headquarters Hit Nomination of Lima Man to U. S. Post

LIVING COSTS AT A RECORD IN MID-JULY   Moreover, Government Says, Subsequent Rise Will Indicate Much Higher Figure in MidSeptember Report.

Living Costs For City Dwellers Hit Official All-Time High= Rising

Oil States Urged To Combat Ruling   Jester Calls for Fight Against Tidelands Edict

Governor Addresses Oil Leaders     eg RN ee  Jester Asks Action On Tidelands Case

Griswold Says U. S. Now Is Feeding All Greek Troops  Cost Is $102,000 Each Day For 196,000 Men

100,000 STAGE HUNGER RIOT IN GERMANY   Parade in Duesseldorf With Placards, “No Food. No Work’

Hunver Riots  In Dusseldor!   Once Great City In Germany Scene Of Violence In Hunger Demonstration   IN BRITISH ZONE OF OCCUPATION

Economics Minister Says Unless Doflar Aid Comes This Ycar, Amer” iean Imports Cut Due

CRIPPS APPEALS FOR DOLLAR AID   ‘urther Spending Slash Is Only Other Alternative

Cripps Sees Dollar Slash   Unless New Dollar Aid for Briton aed Western: Eurene Comes Soon

CRIPPS WARNS MORE DOLLAR HELP NEEDED   Start Of Depression Spiral Seen Unless Britain Gets Aid

Cripps Warns Britain Needs Aid This Year      More Cuts. In Imports Threatened tn Lieu Of Dollars

NEW DOLLAR AID CALLED FOR BY SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS   Britain May “Be Driven t Slash Deeper on Dollar Expenditure.   IN THE NEAR FUTURE   He Addressed Reporters for First Time In His New Post.

Sees Course As Leading To Strangulation   Descending Spiral Of Depression Seen Unless Help Arrives

BRITAIN NEEDS MORE DOLLARS   CRIPPS WARNS OF FURTHER ‘CUTS IN NATIONS SPENDING

Aid Must Come Soon,  Cripps Says   Depression Spiral Is Seen If Further Cuts In Dollar Buying Are Needed In Britain

Britain Anxious For Starting of Marshall Plan   Sees Descending Spiral of Great Depression Engulfing Europe

Cripps Fears Further Cuts In Imports   Unless Some Form Of Dollar Aid Is Obtained

Cripps Urges “Marshall Plan Start by June   Fears ‘Descending Spiral Of Depression’ Unless Asad Bacthonmnaad

Cripps Says World Faces  ‘Depression’   Would Follow Upon Failure Of Prompt Doller Aid. Claim

BRITAIN WANTS MARSHALL PLAN FUNDS BY JUNE   Cripps Warns Depression Here Inevitable If Commerce Case

Cripps Sees Deeper Cut Ir Dollar Use   New Aid Needed ‘In Near Future’, Reporters Told

Britain Facing Deeper Cut in Dollar Spending   Sir Stafford: Cripps Fears Path Leading To ’Strangulation’

Europe Need: More Funds, Cripps Says   Will Be Driven To Slash Deeper On Dollar Spending

British Cheer,  Jeer Ouster Of  Five Ministers   Cabinet Shake-up Seen ‘As Bid For Middle Class Support Ia Export, ~ Output Drives :

Cripps Declares Britain Must Have Dollar Aid   {f Not Forthcoming Further Cuts in U.S. Imports Are Forecast

Wants Senate Probe Of Justice Department Actian in kf fo Vante Cree

KEM ASKS SENATE TO PROBE CLARK   ‘Charges “Whitewash” Ir Kansas City Case

ELECTION PROBE IN NEWS AGAIN   Solon Says Clark ‘Tried To Whitewash’ Kansas City Vote Fraud Case

Ice Men Convene and Prove That They Are Far From a  Dead Lot of Businessmen

LATIN NATIONS MAY GET SURPLUS SHIP!       ayy Willing Teo Transfer Four  Light Cruisers And 117  Smaller Veecele

Navy Is Ready To Send Lafin America Ships   Transfers Of Four Cruisers And 117 Other Ships Planned

J. S. Navy Ready fo Send 121 Ships lo Latin America  Program Requires Congress Approval

Navy Ready To Transfer  War Vessels   To Send 4 Cruisers 117 Smaller Craft To Latin-America

Ships For Latin Republics Ready  Navy Waits Congress Okay Of Program

Navy to Give Latin America Many Vessels   Brazil, Chile and Peru to Receive American Cruisers

Navy Is Ready To Send Latins 121 U.S. Ships   4 Cruisers Among Vessels To Go If Congress Okays Standardized Arms

121 SHIPS FOR SA. NATIONS   Combat Vessels to B« Transferred Under  Arms Program

Mystery in Death Of a Man Carrying Fortune in Druas   Was Victim of a Heart Attack on Plane; Had Various Aliases

Mystery of Names, Clothes, Beclouds Dead Drug-Runner Suspect’s Case

French Council Approves Action Ousting Reds  Government Crisis Ends" Following

Socialists Approve Ramadier Action In Dropping Communists From Cabinet

Ramadier's Plan Has Ratification  Would Oust Reds From His Cabinet

French Crisis Ends With Red Ministers Out   ‘Socialist Part y Approves Break With Communists As Blum Supports Riamadier Pilea

Ratifies Communist Ousting   Socialist Party Support Of Premier Ends French Crisis

Socialist Party Ratifies PremierRamadierDecision To Oust Commies In Cabinet

French Crisis Ends Quickly   Socialists Ratify Rreak With ‘Reds’

Federal Health Bill Challenged By Administration  Insurance Program Asked By SS Board

AVAK “THE GREAT IN U.S, AS HEALER   “Armenian En Route West To  Use Prayers Aiding  invalid

PRICES ARE CUT ON GOAL AS WELL AS WIRE. SOAP AND ASPHALT PRODUCTS

FRENCH BUSINESSMEN PLAN ~ STAGING THEIR OWN STRIKE   PROTEST AGAINST CONTROLS BY THE GOVERNMENT IS SCHEDULED FOR JUNE 4Til

McKinley County Tax Valuation ~ Shows Increase  State Total for Tax Purposes at All-Time Hich of $413-Million

SEEK TO-HALT © ~ BABY DISEASE   FEDERAL HEALTH SERVICE ASKED TO ASSIST IN COM‘BATTING DREADED . ILLNESS .

Vote fo Stop Sending U.S. Movies to Britain   Move Mada by Motion  Picture Group-—Is Answer Tn Naw Sertttek Te

Claim Parachutes Not Practical on Airlines: Crashes Happen Too Fast

*Chutes Impractical In Crashes  + te ee a   ‘Aerial Accidents ‘Happen Too Fast. Experts Assert

CONFIRM NLRB APPOINTMENTS   Senate Approves Truman’s ~ Nominations For Posts  Under New Labor Act

Hirshberg Gets Army Decoration; Case-Is Continued   Man Who Is Accused by Fellow Prisoners Shares in Unit Citation

Italian Leftists Press Duel With De Gasperi Blo   Togliatti, Communist Head,  Seeks Assembly Vote  Of No-Confidence

Voters Go To Polls Here Tuesday To Fili Vacancy On Commissioner’s Board

May Boycott Polish Vote   Mikolajczyk’s Party Expected to Decide On Action Today

LABOR BILL AGREEMENT SEEN TODA)   Although Differences Exist Between House and Senate Versions, Conferees Expect Compromise by Nightfall.

SOVIET BLOC ‘BALKS AFTER.  ITS. SETBACK   RUSSIA AND STOOGES SA‘ THEY WON'T SERVE ON . THE BORDER COMMISSION .

Other Nations To Push Ahead With Plan For Balkans   Will Seek To Pick Balkans **Watchdog’’ Commission Despite Red Boycott   SOVIET BLOC WILL NOT PARTICIPATE

EXPLOSION CUTS OFF CITY’S GAS   Some Forced To Cook Over Bonfires In Montgomery, Ala.

US Remembers Its Friends---Truman  Brazil Thanked For Aid Turing The War

HELP ASSUR TO FRIENDS IN NEED BY U.S.A   TRUMAN CALLS FOR CONTINUED UNITY WITH BRAZIL

PEAGE PROBLEMS CAN BE SOLVED, PRESIDENT SAYS   Again Pledges America's Ful Support of the United Nations.   LAUDS BRAZIL'S ROLE   Sees Security Pact as Strong Force for Good of Mankind.

U.S. Wont Forget Friends, Truman  Tells Brazilians  Declares His Nation Will Support U.N. With All Resources

Truman Tell: Brazil U.S. Is Faithful   Also Pledges Full Support Of Nation To UN Acs  apalply

Truman Recalls Long Brazilian U.S. Good Will   President Hails Friendship In Departure From Prevnsred Text

‘Not People Who Forget Our Friends,’ Truman Says  Hails Friendship  Of U. S. and Brazil Reaffirms Support Of United Nations

TRUMAN HAILS BRAZIL ‘FRIENDS’   Says U. S. Won't. Forget’ Co-operation During War; -Economic Aid Visioned

‘Truman Points To Brazil, U.S. Friendship   &@ Tells Applauding Brazilian Congress Of Close Ties

U. S. Doesn’t Forget Friends, Truman Reminds Brazilians  Departs From Prepared Talk To Laud War Efforts: Implication Of Aid Denied

Truman Laud: Joint Aims OfU.S., Brazil   Addresses Congress At Rio, Praises Hemisphere Treaty

Truman Recalls Lengthy Friendship With Brazil   President Says Citizens of United States Never Forget Their Friends When In Need of Assistance

TRUMAN PLEDGES ALL-OUT BACKING OF PEACE AGENG)   President Tells Brazil Congress U. S. Will Support U. N. With Al Resources  at Cammand.   SAYS NATION DOES NOT FORGET FRIENDS   Statement Made After He Re fers to Air Bases and Sup+ plies Brazil Rurnished During War.

President Recalls Long Record Of Friendship Between U. S.. Brazil   Truman Tells Brazilian Congress Citizens Of Unitec States Not A People Who Forget Their Friende When Thev’re In Need

Ogden Reid, Publisher, Dies InN. Y.   Herald Tribune Head Was G4

Tribune Editor — Dies In New York   Editor of New York Tribune Dies Of Throat Ailment

Ogden Reid Dies In N. Y.; Editor ' OfHerald-Tribune   Ulcerous Throat Lead: to Pneumonia; Held Post Since 1913;  Was Reporter

OGDEN M, REID. “WAS. STRICKEN   EDITOR OF NEW HERALD-TRI ~“BUNE_DIED OF PNEUMONIA x LAST NIGHT

ACCOUNTING ASKED OF MARYLAND POLIC!   Governor Wants To Know How Much Was Contributed To Recent Reerniting Campaign

Man Saved From Death By Drowning   John Maier Pulled from Cedar River by Ellis Park Lifeguard.   (Photo on Picture Page.)

Truman s Aides Gather Europear Aid, Price Data   Domestic Situation Has Complicated Relief Program

President-To Find Issues Facing Him   Inflation At Home Has Complicated Plan For Aiding Eurepean Coun tripe

Truman To Grapple With  Prices, ‘Calls For Foreign Aid  To Get Reports Monday; Anderson Aske U.S. Fat I ace Fetenerenmceali.

tla erent  REDUCES GAS RATES   Kansas Corporation Announces 2? Per Cent Cut for 12,500 Users

3 QUIT BOARD IN WAGE ROW   Walk Out Over Proposal Ti {increase Restaurant Pay Up to 150 Per Cent.

Publishers Hear Industrial Peace Program Outlined   Taft and Herbert Among Speakers at Annual Convention

Mexico Blocks Imporis of ‘Non-essentials’ in Move To Steady Land's Economy   Cars, Food, Refrigerators, Radios Bought From U.S. Top List: Loss Of Dollar Reserves Prompis Action

American Car Makers To Be Hardest Hit   Country Moyes To Keep lts Econamy On An Even Keel

Mexico Cuts Off Imports From U.S.   Sharp Decrease Ordered To Aid Own Economy

Mexico Cuts Goods Import   Drastic Move Aimed At Mending Econom,

MEXICO BANS MOST IMPORTS   Cut Off Flow of All But Abso lutely Essential Foreign _ Goods.

MEXICO BARS U, S. IMPORTS   Stabilization Of Economy Prompts Retrenchment

Mexico Puts Ban On Luxury Good: To Halt Spending   U. $. Automobiles Most Important Import Forbidden

Mexico Curtails Foreign Imports, Raises Tariffs   Embargo Is Imposed or Non-essentials to Stabilize Economy

Mexican Officials To Curb Spending   Decree Shuts Off Imports, Including Automobiles from U.S

Mexico Bars Many Imports From U.S.A.   Radios, Refrigerators, Cars, Among NonEssentials Shut Out  To Stabilize Economy.

Mexico Halts Luxury Item Imports In Drastic Move To Balance Economy

Mexico Bans Imports of Cars, Radios Foods, Other Items in New Policy

MEXICO SLASHES U.S. IMPORTS IN ECONOMY DRIVE   To Nip Spending Of Reserves For Tuxury [tems

Mexico Bans Importing of “Luxury” Items to Stop Public Squandering  (TOR Kedewed be Ee PR Re   USA Most Affected by Drastic . Move to Stabilize Mexican Econarmy

CORN TO ALL-TIME HIGH OF $2.01'2 BU.      Other Grains Also Advance but Heavy Selling Drives Prices Down.

OREGON FARMLAND   Successfully Cross Polson Bait Line; Seagulls Help in Fight

TWO FIRMS LIFT. PRICES ON CARS   PACKARD ANG KAISER-FRAZER"MAKE RAISES

SENATOR TAFT PREMICTS GOP RULE IN 1948   DEMOCRATIC PARTY GIVEN LABEL OF “UNNATURAL

People Tired of Regulation, Taft Says, Predicting Victory for GOP

Democrats “An Unnatural Party’ Says Taft   Ohio Senator Says People Are Tired  Of “PRacnlatian”

TAFT HITS OUT AT REGULATION   Predicts GOP Government  Control in '48

Senator Taft Says Democrats Will Lose Power If They Do Not Deal With Left Wingers   Claims Republicans Will Win Control In 1948 Because People Are Tired Of Regulatior

Taft Predicts GOP Sweep in 1948 Vote   Regulation Is Prime Factor

Taft Declares ’ People ‘Tired’ Of Regulatior   Seuutor Asserts Democratic Party “Unnatural”? And Hits'Traman Policy:  - In Idaho Talk.

TAFT PREDICTS GOP CONTROL   Candidate Labels Demo cratic Opposition ‘Unnatural Party’

ALLIED NATIONS ~ RALLY PROPOSE   Evatt. Urges Meeting to Write German Peace.

\Evatt Urges Conference of All Allied Nations To Write Peace for Germany

Proposes Nations in War Hold German Peace Meeting  Raps Power Politics in Big Four

Evatt Proposes Mecting O AN Aled Nations To Wrire German Peace Treaty

REICH PEACE TALK BY ALL ALLIES URGED   Herbert V. Evatt of Australia Proposes That Nations Which Fought Hitler Be Called to Write a Treaty.

Australian Makes Proposal... . Urges World Meet On German Treaty

Proposes. All-Ally Peace Taik   Evatt Says No Chance Of Settlement On Germany By Big Four Due To “Power Politics”

Evatt Urges German Pact   Talks Sought in Wake Of Bie-Four Blowup

Evatt Wants German Peace By All Allies  Leader Believes ‘Power Politics

Australians Ask Allies To Write Treaty   ALL ALLIED NATIONS TO BE NEEDED AT MEETING

Evatt Urges Meeting Of All Allied Nations To Take Over Writing Pact For Germany

Evatt Wants All Allied Nations To Write a Peace for Germany   Australian Foreign Minister Sees Safety in Multitude of Assembly’; Declares ‘Power Politics’ Blocked Big Four Agreement

FAVORS ALLIED NATIONS MEET   Australian Sees Chance te Write German Peace

Evatt Urges Allied Nations Meet ToWriteGermanPeace Following Big Four Failure

Full British Cabinet To Meet. lo Reshape F oreign Polley )  . May Take Step In: Direction OF. Stop: Russia: Partnershin. With -U ©.

BRITAIN SEEN JOINING WITH UNITED STATES   Bevin Described As Being Ready To Abandon Media: tor’s Role   LONDON SENSITIVE TO SOVIET CRITICISM

Great Britain May Decide to Join Stop-Reds Setup   Labor Cabinet Takes Time Off to Debate Dropping Mediator Role

British Study Anti-Red Move   Cabinet to Debate Program To Side With U. S.

CABINET TO HEAR PLAN. = Britain Will Decide Foreign: Policy Role Toward Russia

MON CONGRESS EFEATS STEP TO NATIONALIZE   Resolution Is Tabled By 2 To  Vote

NATIONALIZED INDUSTRIES HIT   Britain’s Trade Congress Opposes Iron, Steel Proposal

Truman to Give Reason For Session   President Drafts ‘Report To Nation’ To Be Given On Tonight’s Broadcast; Early Date Is Surprise

Radio Address To Give Plans On Aid Needs, Inflation Curb   Congress Summoned To Convene Nov. 17s Program Is Drafted

PLANS REPORT TO NATION TONIGHT   Inflation, Aid To Europe Are Critical Topics   To Be Submitted By President; Marshall Program ‘' To Be Considered

Truman to Report To Nation on Session Tonight   President Will Explain Need for Specia Session of Congress and Outline Three-Point Program as His Solution

President to Broadcast Tonight on European Crisis and Inflation at Home: Congress Convenes Nov. 17

Will Give Nation Reasons Tonight   Truman to Analyze Situa* thon Which Called Congress Back Early   AT HOME AND ABROAD   resident Will Give Lawmakers 3-Point Pro gram of Action

All Networks fo Carry Message at 9 Tonight   Asks Emergency Aid to Europe and Check on ‘Alarming’ Inflation

Truman Sets Air Talk at 10   Nation To Be Told Why Houses Called

Will Set Forth His Reasons for Calling Congres:   Emergency Session Set For Nov. 17th

SPECIAL TERM ASKED NOV. 1] BY PRESIDENT   CRISIS CONFRONTS NATION, CAPITOL LEADERS TOLD

CAPT, HAYS FUND   Truman Plans Talk To U. S. Nation Tonight   ‘PRESIDENT TO TELL OF NEEDS FOR SESSION OVER RADIO

Broadcast fo Nafion Tonight   Must Meet Emergency In Europe, Check “Alarming” Inflation ot Home

TRUMAN TALKS AT 9 TONIGHT   President Prepares Report t Nation on Reasons for Special Session

Calls Meeting On Program For Aid To Europe  Chief Executive Will Report To Nation By Radio

TRUMAN CALLS CONGRESS TO MEET NOV. 17   Special, Session Is Announced By The President   GIVES REASONS   Will Act On Aid For Europe And Inflation In U.S.

Special Session Truman Topic On Radio Jonight  ‘Compelling Reasons’ For Calling Congress To Be Given At 10

Truman Will Explain Extra Session on Air  Broadcast ‘at 9 to Give Reasons for : ee ee fc er i

President: Will Give Views On Four Networks   Report To Nation At-10 P. M. Will Outline Rea sons For Congress Call”  - On November 17 :

treme to nto Analyze Sit Situe } ie ess Beck Early   ‘resident: Will Give Law+ makers 3-Point Pro gram of Action

To Explain NewSession Of Conaress   Officials Predict Report Will Be Economic Analysis

—LRUMAN— Will Explain Reasons For Taking Step  ‘Aid To Europe, z  oy  Prices.On List #

President To Report To The Nation Tonight   Truman Expected To Give Analysis of Economic Conditions at Home, Abroad This Evening.

Calls Congress Into Session November 1/   “Alarming” Inflation And European Aid Needs Cited

President To Go on Air At 10 O'clock Tonight With Reasons for Move

Analysis Of Conditions To Be Given   Special Session Of Congress Set For Nov. 17

 <' —TRUMAN — President On Air Tonight   PRICE, AID ‘ACTION URGENT

Radio Report To Nation Set For Tonight   Calls Back Congress Nov. 17 to Take Up Prices and European Aid

TEMPERATURES   CONGRESS 10 CONVENE ON NOVEMBER {7   President Goes On Air Tonight To Tell Reasons

ADDRESS OR SPECIAL MEET   Nation To Hear President Tell ‘Compelling Reasons’ for Nov. 17 Call

Will Speak Tonight At 10 O'clock      Inflation At Home And The Crisis In Europe Listed,

Calls Solons to Meet Nov. {7   Radio Talk Tonight -at 10 p.m. to Be on Prices, Aid to Europe

TRUMAN CALLS CONGRESS BACK NOVEMBER 1/   Will Report to Nation Tonight at 10 His Reasons for Special Session.

Truman Will Report Tonight On Need for Special Session   President Expected, in 9 o’Clock Radio Address, to Tell of Situation at Home and Abroad Which Requires Prompt Action.

Truman to Report On Radio Tonight   Congress to Act On Aid to Europe, High Prices at Home

Truman Drafts Report To Nation Over Reasons For Calling Congress To Meet

Truman Calls Extra Session of Congress   High Living Costs, Need of Europe to Be Considered

iruman Report to Reveal “Compelling Reasons” for Special Congress Session

You, Too, Can Sometimes Cut Cost Of Parties From Your Income Tax

AN ‘IFFY’ MATTER  But You Can Deduct Expense Of Parties From Income Tax

REVOLUTION PLAN BLAMED ON REDS   Disorders Scheduled in Yank Zone in North Korea

Letter Urging Revolution Be Incited Found   Red Army Official Requested Student Disorders in Korea

Behind Truman’s Move  Cost Of Living Un 53 Per Cent In Eight Years

CALLS BRITISH DEBTS AN “UNJUST BURDEN’   Hugh Dalton Says Obligations England Owes Her Allies “Must Be Scaled Down.”

LATIN. AMERICAN. GOVERN. MENTS ARE BEING ALERTED POR NEW SOVIET MOVE

Second Case Seeks ToSeat Appointee   Revenue Commissioner's Status May Determine Court's Attitude on Governorship of State

Meyers Disgraced Uniform and Rank: Gen. Arnold Says   Retired Air Force Chief Scores Officer's Wartime Financial Deals   DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF STOCK HOLDINGS   Says False Official Statement Is Reason Enough for Court Martial

Nazi Cruiser Sinks Nearly Six Months After Bikini Tests   RY DON WHITEHEAD

German Cruiser Sinks Six Months After Riding Out Two A-Bomb Tests   Rv DON WHITEFHFAD

GERMAN SUPERCRUISER EUGEN SINKS FROM A-BOMB DAMAGE ISIX MONTHS AFTER EXPLOSION  t yin

Three Major Bills Facing State Solons   Anti-Gambling, Labor And School Aid to Liven Up Session

Britain Opposes Colombian Idea   Proposal Would Refer Complaint Against Albania To Court of Justice

‘Desert - Wise Officers Nab Gr eenvillian In Miner’s Shack After *He Kidnapped Organist, Took Car And Fled Into Mojave

Religion’s Present Crisis Perhaps Gravest Humanity Has Faced, Declares Pope

Aleman Ends His Tour of United States   Mexican President Flies Home in Truman’s Plane

U.S. Calls for More Cash on  Grain Futures   Object Is to Guard Against Any Market Collapse This Spring

BOOST IN GRAIN MARGINS ASKED   U. 8. CALLS FOR DEPOSIT OF 25 PCT. OF GASH VALUE OF PURCHASES.

TRADERS ASKED FOR MORE CASH   Government Calls On Grain Markets To Forestall Collapse

Grain Trading  Curb Is Asked   ‘Government Wants Markets - Te Require More Cash

Texas Workers Released to Go To Other States   Blockade on Farm Hands Lifted; Leave by Truckloads

FARM LABORERS — LEAVING TEXAS    BLOCKADE THAT KEPT WORKERS FROM CROSSING STATE BORDEE LIFTED.

Ammunition Is Included In Ban  Will Balk Attempts Get Recruits In U.S.

Embargo Placed on Shipment of Arms To Palestine Area   State Department Also Frowns on Recruiting Among Jews Here

WASHINGTON BANS SHIPMENT OF RMS TO MIDDLE EAST   Uv. S.- ‘acts’ as Toll-in. Biot. "Torn Palestine : and Neigh    cs ” Glosé’ to 100.       UNS ‘CRACK on” 5-MILE FRONT NEAR TEL AVIV          British Fly 300 Troops to.Colony. on’ Arabian’ Coast. as Serious Disorders:  Break Out.

Claim To Pacific Islands By U. S. Will Be Explained   To Present Explanation Of U. S. Claim To Former Jap Islands To U.N.

United States Will Outline Claims to Japanese-Mandated Islands Before UN

Picks Up Speed In Plunge Down Mountam, Speeds Past Bennington Curve Where Wreck Of Red Arrow Occurred   11 INJURED WHEN GAR CRASHES BANK

Coupling Breaks, Car Races Down Allegheny Mountainside And . Jumps Tracks; 12 Are Injured

Porter, Hero Of Thrilling Runaway, Is Only Passenger  To Meet Death.

Porter Killed, 11 Hurt In Runaway Rail Car  Pullnian Careens Down Mountain

Porter Dies, 1] Hurt as Train Jumps Rail   Runaway PRR Pullman Crashes After Plunge Down Slope at Altoona

Runaway Pullman Car Jumps Track; One Dead, 10 Hurt   Coach Runs Wild for 31%

HEROIC PORTER DIES IN WRECK OF RAIL COACH   11 Injured As Pullman Runs Wild, Crashes Into Mountain

Crashes After Wild ‘Run Of More Than 3 Miles ©      Eleven Others Are Injured When Car Jumps Tracks

Germans Gel Legislature   Anglo-American Zones Economic Unification * Implemented by Move

New Step In Reich © . Fusion     German Self Rule in U. S.-British Zones Advanced By Creatior Of Economic Council

Drunks Take Over Town;  20 Injured   Lawless Horde On Motoreycles Defied Police, Stunted And Raced In Streets

MOTORCYCLISTS DISTURB PEACE   CALIFORNIA POLICE JAIL 50 VISITORS ON HOLIDAY TOUR

Fueled Up With Firewater  Motorcyclists’ Hill-Climb Turns Town Into Shambles

Motorcyclists Cause Turmoil  Over 50 Are Jailed During Disturbance

Community Has A Bad Weekend   Motorcyclists Take Over; Race in Town

‘Gypsy’ Cyclists Take Over Town, Defy Police With Rowdy Tactics.

Motorcyclists Upset Town   Scores Arrested During Riotous Disturbance In California, 50 Injured

CIVIL WARFARE HITS PARAGUAY   Report Soldiers Are Revolting Against Rule

CIVIL WARFARE GRIPS PARAGUAY   Revolting Soldiers Battle Government Forces

Snyder Avows Tax Reduction Period Coming   No Recommendation ‘To What Taxes Should Be Cut: No Mention Of Bill.

GOP Seeking To Get Tax.  Cut Program From Demos   Snyder May Reveal Party Hopes Today; Senate Squaring Off For Speedy Action

TAX REDUCTION PERIOD COMING, SNYDER AVERS   But Treasury Secretary Offers No Advice’ on What Levies © “Should Be Cut

Treasury Head Asks Study Of Tax Structure   Present Bill Now Up In Congress Not Mentioned

Treasury's Spokesman In Statement   Fails To Be Specific In Recommendations

Snyder Says Tax Cutting Period Near   But Takes. No Stand On How Tax Laws  ~ Should be: Changed

Treasury Chief Says Tax Cutting Period Is Coniing   Makes No Mention o! 4 Billion Tax Bill Now Before Senate

Snyder Sees . Tax Slashing Era At Hand   But Makes No Recommen: dation As to What Levies -Should Be Cat Or When

Smallpox Case In Marion County   Snyder Urges Cut in Taxes be Made Later

G, 0. P. Leaders Probe Chance of 1948 Tax Slash   To Question Snyder On Demos’ Attilude.

Congress Told Period Of Tax Reduction Near  Treasury Secretary Asks Consideratior OS Slaches Later

Snyder Sees Period of Tax  Reduction   Secretary of Treasury Gives Views Before  House Committee

U.S. Nearing A Tax Reduction Period: Snyder   No Specific Recommendations Made By Secre tava CM Tenmareey.

Period of Tax Cutting Coming?  Snyder Doesn’t Say . Which Should Be Cut

Treasury Head Says Period of Tax Reduction Sighted  Snyder Gives Solons No Recommendation Of What Cuts to Make

Tax Reduction Period Near Snyder Asserts   Lower Peacetime Spending Levels Said Approaching

Snyder Vague On Tax Cutting Plan   Treasury Head In State.ment Says Nothing Indicative.

TAX CUT PERICD S APPROACHING, SNYDER ASSERT   Treasury Chief Fails to Re veal “Proper Time” in Hause Statement

SNYDER TELLS CONGRESS PERIOD OF TAX REDUCTION IS APPROACHING BUT MAKES NO RECOMMDATIONS FOR CUTS

Snyder Says Tax Cuts In Prospect   Treasury Secretary Tas No Specific Program, Says Time at Hand for Modernization   Asks ‘Open Mind’   Revision Should — Be Approved Carefully, He Says’

TREASURY HEAD GIVES CONGRESS VIEWS ON TAXES   Secretary Advocates Laws Modernizing Nation’s Fund Raising

Snyder Says Tax Cutting Period Near   Treasury Head Fails to Set Dates in Statement To Committee; Proposes Check on Income Levies

Tax Cut For All Viewed  Nearer   Secretary Snyder Sets No Date In Long Report

Snyder Says Period Of Tax Reduction Is Nearing, Chance To Modernize Tax System

Snyder To Give Truman’s Views On Tax Cut Bill   Republicans Hope To Get Facts On Veto Possibility

Snyder’ S Views On Taxes Silent Concerning Bil  Tax: Legislation Will. -Be:Delayed Until Fiscal Results Shown

Treasury Head Urges Revised Tax Structure   Snyder Asserts Reduction Period Is Approaching For America

Treasury Chief Sees Tax Cuts   Snyder Tells Congress Period For Tax Reducti6ns Rapidly Approachinc

SECRETARY HAS GOOD NEWS, BUT NO FIXED DATE   Declares Period Of Tax Reduction Is ‘Approaching, But Offers No Specific  . Recommendations  As To Details.

Ask Snyder Tell 1948 Slash Plans   Secretary of Treasury Snyder to be Asked if Veto Is Expected

TAX CUT PERIOD SEEN BY SNYDER   Modernization of Levy Setup Urged to Committee by Cabinet Officer

No Proposals On Tax Cuts Made By  Treasury Official   Bill for Four Billion Slash Not Mentioned In Message to Congress

Period of Tax Reduction Nearing  Snyder Testifies On Later Tax Cuts

Communist Influence Is  Alleged   House Committee Makes Charges Against Military

‘Mighty Mo’, Storm Head for Same Spo!   But Battleship Con Outren Stonw If Need Be

Truman’s Ship Heads Toward Tropical Storm   ‘Mighty Mo’, However, Could Easily Avoid  Or Outrun ‘Hurricane’

Storm East Of French West Indies   Blow Originates Deep in South Atlantic Ocean

SEVERE TROPICAL STORM IS RACING ACROSS ATLANTIC   Was Said to Re Within 1000 Miles of the Battleship Missouri,   BOTH HEADED Nort   Storm Centered About 650 Miles Kast of the Leeward Island of Dominica,

VICE-PRESIDENT - POST TOFARLEY?   New York Paper Says He Will Be Suggested

‘DRAFT FARLEY MOVE’ TALKED   New York Daily News Says Jim Would Be Truman's Running Mate

HIGHEST HONOR ~ TO MANSFIELD   OHIO CITY RATED AS HAVING: BEST FIRE PROTECTION IN THE NATION :

Bricker to Skip Kaiser Hearing   Ohioan Seeks Better Senate Protection

BID FOR CONTROL ‘IN AUSTRIA MADE ~ BY RED LEADERS   Communists Cali for New Cabinet — Report Change Would Bring Generous Russian Assistance.   U. S. HOPES TO BLOCK ‘ THREATENED COUP   Washington’ Ready to Keep Troops‘in Country Indefinitely, if Necessary, to Thwart Moscow.

Austrian Reds Make Threat In  Pressure Move   Leader of Communists Says Russia Will Not Sign Treaty Unless Regime Ousted

Soviet Pressure Applied in Austria   Regime Change Demanded Ae Price of Treniyv

‘Cheap Political Fight’ House Okays Monument to FDR on Capitol Grounds 

PROVIDE TEST OF NEW LABOR LAW   BALTIMORE PRINTERS CITED FOR REFUSAL TO WRITE CONTRACT

NLRB Challenges ITU ‘No-Contract’  Accuses Printers of Refusing to Bargain

NLRB Files First Labor Law Charge   Printers Union In Baltimore Accused of Refusing to Bargain

NLRB Head Challenges No-Contract: Policy of Typo Union as “Unfair”

ITU Policy Challenged   NLRB Says No-contract Stand Violates Labor Law; Case May Go On To Supreme Court Test

High Court Fight Seen on Taft Act   No Contract Policy Of Printers Attacked bv NLRB Counsel

Denham Cites Printers Under New Labor Law   ITU and Baltimore Local Charged With Untair Practice

Denham Attacks Printers’ Policy Of No Contract   Called Unfair Labor Practice; May Lead To Hich Court Test.

Court Test Looms  Denham Says ITU No-Pact  Policy Labor ‘Act Violation   Complaint Scheduled For Hearing Oct. 6;  Union Promises Fight

Printer’s Policy [s Called Unfair  Denham Files Plaint :   Ametinch A he Pet a

Government Set To Test Ruling On No Contract   To Challenge Plan Of Typographical Union On Work

Union Stand Challenged   Denham Holds Printers’ No-Contract Policy Is Unfair Labor Practice

HITS AT POLICY OF NOCONTRACT   Denham Calls It Unfair Practice Under TaftHartley Act

Rescue Crews Save 19 Of Tourists   Highway Employes : Asphyxiated

“ US Officials Ponder Next Move In Balkan Crisis  Russian Veto of U.N. Border Patrol Makes  ei. 2 eee ee a * ao

POPE, TRUMAN HIT PEACE FOES   Letters Exchanged When Taylor Visits Pontiff

Pope, Truman Urge Union Of Moral Forces   Correspondence Is  Made Public Taday

TRUMAN, POPE PASS NOTES ON PEACE HOPES   Tells Vatican World’s Forces Must Unite Against ‘Enemies’

Pope, Truman Exchange View   Agree Moral Forces of Woric Must Press for Lasting Peace. ;

Truman and Pope Pius XII Exchange Notes   President’s Letter Answered by Vatican Same Day Received

Truman, Pope Exchange Peace Letters Today   President Seeks ‘Faith In Dignity Of Human Person’

PRESIDENT, POPE EXCHANGE IDEAS   Trumen Declares World's Moral Forces Must Unite Against Their Foes

President, Pope Seek World Peace   Truman and Pius XII, Say World's Moral Forces Must Unite Against Those Who “Seek to Destroy Them”

World Moral Unity Asked by Truman   Pope Pledges Cooperation of Church Eor Universal Peace and Prosperity

RACKET INQUIRY AT STANDSTILL   Grand Jury Lacks Fund; To Continue Detroit Auto Sales Cleanup

Soviet Wants Chinese War On Agenda   Indications Are Marshall Will Oppose Plan

PROSECUTION LAYS PLANS TO INTRODUCE LOVE IfXTTCDC MC PEITALE ANIM “RIN COD TRIAI

Knutson Smiles, and Democrats Howl, as Tax Reduction Bill Hearings Proceed in Committee

Introduce inflation Controls   Administration Offers Bill with Power to Control, Allocate Materials

‘POWER WOULD BE USED LESS THAN IN WAR   But Authority Would Allow Rationing and Buying of Crops

Says Russia Must Decide Now on Plan   Offers U. S. Cooperation on Take-it-or-leave-it  Basis

Russia and U. S. Disagree on Council's Power  Gromyko Says UN Ha: No Right to Enforce Compliance

York Scene Of $400,000 Fire   Block-Long Industria] Building Makes Spectacular Blaze.

Place Estimated: Loss At More. Than ~ $350,000  SE VEN” “INJURED  Firewen A Are’ ‘Hurt While Fighting — -Rio Rlave 

BEULAH TELLS COURT SHE AND HER FIANCE LEFT HER PARENTS ALIVE ARQOARD THEIR YACH'

Louise Admits Dynamite Deat   18 Pieces of Silver From Birthday Fund Used in Purchase; Heiress Claims Father Requested Explosives in Phone Call

Beulah Admits She, Gollum Got Dvnamite   Bought it for Dad; Accused Girl Spends Day on Stand

High Republican Says Effort Will Be Made To Erase™ 60 Million For China

Senate Passes Relief Measure By Vote of 83-¢      Does Not Make Any Allowance For China

AlD TO EUROPE BILL IS FACING CUT IN HOUSE   Demands For $67,000,000 Slash to Be Pressed In Lower Chamber.   SENATE VOTES, 83-6   Approves $597,000,000 Measure Virtually In Form Truman Urged.

HOUSE WOULD CUT AID BILL   Lower Chamber To Slash Fund By 67 Million

Senate- Approved European Aid Bill Faces House Cut Demand of 67 Million

House Demaziding Europe  Emergency Aid Bill Be  Reduced by $67,000,000

SENATE OKAYS RELIEF FUNDS   Measure Faces Rough ‘Ride’ Through House

Senate Votes Stop-Gap Aid By 83-6 Edge   Rocky House Road Faced by Measure; Slasher Demanded

House Will Seek To Pare Totals In Aid Measure   Stop-Gap Bill to Provide Financial Hel For Europe Goes Past Senate, 83-6; House Also Favors Assistance for China

Senate-Passed Aid Bill Faces Cuts in House   Upper House Favors $597,000,000 Total, but Omits China; Bill Is Destined tor Truman Week Hence

GOP In House Seeks Cuts In Aid To Europe   Senate Approves Measure  But House Group Will _ ANLempt Slash In Stop-Gap Relief

Bill to Aid Europe Faces House Demands   » Measure Is Cleared 83 to 6 by Senate Vote Late Mondav

EUROPEAN RELIEF FACES BATTLE ON FLOOR OF HOUSE   SENATE APPROVES TRUMAN REQUEST, VOTE OF 83 T0 6

Senate Passes Emergency Aid Measure, 83-6   Truman's Bill Faces Rocky Road Through House, However

AD BILL FACES HOUSE HURDLE   But It's Over the Hump wilt Senate Approval by 83 to 6 Vote.

POTENT HOUSE OPPOSITION ~ EXPECTED   Assistance For China Included In Measure   REPUBLICANS   To Meet Today To Discuss Issue; Every Major Amendment Beaten

European Aid Bill Approved By Senate   Measure Faces Potent House Demands That It Be Pared By Some $67 Million

House To Drive For Cut In Europe Aid Funds After Senate Passes Measure By 83-6 Margin

Senate Votes Measure For  Europe Aid   Stop-Gap Measure Faces Drive In House For Reduction

Aid Passes Senate, Faces Cut in House   Representatives’ Reduced Measure Has China Grant

eee ee  Aid Measure Faces House Drive To Cut Desired Sum   Rocky Road Ahead » For Stop-Gap Bill Givine China Funds

House May Clip $67 Million Off Aid To Europe   Stop Gap Measure Wins Senate Approval 83 Tos.

Stop Gap Aid Bill Faces. House Fight   Senate Approves Bilt, House Repubkcans Demand Paring by $67,006,000

TAKES SINGLES TITLE      Margaret Osborn Loses Share in Doubles Crown

Inter-American Conference Gets Off to Poor Start   Argentina and U.S. In First Clash Over Informal Discussion

Argentina and United States Have First Working Level Disagreement

Infer- American  Conference Gets Off to Poor: Start      Argenting .and: U.S." In First Clash Over .. informal Discussion

2 Union Leaders Are Identified As Communists   Testimony Given In Perjury Hearing

Communists Exposed By  Subcommittee   Top Labor Men of Allis-Chalmers Are Shown To Be Communists by House Committee Perjury Probe.

Union Men Identified As  Communist:   Christoffel And Sebel Are Named By Schnering During Hearing Of House Subcommittce

Two Identified As Communists  Christoffel, Sobel NG ey fe ee, Re ee ee

Testifies Union Leaders Reds   Former.Communist Is Witness Before’ House Probe

Probe Hangs Red Tag on Unioneers At Allis-Chalmers  Perjury Probability — Grows; Thomas Mixec Up in ‘Scab’ Threat

Invasion Ships Are Cap tured By Cuban Navy   Action Halts Plans for Rev.olution in San Domingo  Republic

DOMINICAN REBEL ARMY IS CAPTURED   Cuban Navy Takes Over 2 Invasion Ships, 800 Men

Pianned Invasion Of Cuba Fails; Two Shiploads Of 'W ould Be Rebels Captured

800 in Revolt Scheme Nabbea   Cuban Navy Holds Revolutionists After Attempt to Remove Dictator Fails

— CAPTURED — 2 Invasion  Ships Land in Cuba   DOMINICAN PLOTTERS HELD

BULLETIN   $00 Rebels Captured By Loyal Force   Organized Drive Against Trujillo Is Dismal Failure

CAMPUS     VISITING K   Sis Rar’ Leads of Music Students Frem Teneka High

VISITING K. U. CAMPUS   Sis on aads ds of Mune Students From Topeka High

Rebels Gain In Paraguay   “Government Reported Moying Capital As  ‘Insurgents Advance.

69 Give Up To Warden's Ultimatum   "Thought They'd Burn Place. Down,’ “Says Guard Hostage

Sit-Down Strike of ° 69 Wisconsin State Prison Inmates Ends      Daylight Ultimatum Terminates 15-Hour Siege in Waupun Penitentiary

69 Convicts Surrender at Waupun, Wis.   Four Guards Held As Hostages Not Harmed By Revolters

GUARDS HELD AS HOSTAGES BY 69 FELONS   ARSENAL OF GUNS KEEPS UP SIEGE FOR 15 HOURS

69 CONVICTS IN WISCONSIN CALL HALT TO STRIKE   All Return to Cells Afte Seizing Four Guards, Laundry Room

69 Obey Warden's Ultimatum   Wisconsin Prisoners Refuse to Tell Why They Struck

ULTIMATUM TODAY ~ BROUGHT END 10 PRISON SIEGE   Sixty-nine Prisoners Were Holding 4 Prison Guards as Hostages.   Tr WAS A WILD NIGHT   Warden John C. Burke Called to the Men to Return to Their Cells.

Convict Strike Ends Following 15-Hour Siege   69 Mutineers Throw Away Weapons and Return io Cells

Warden J. C. Burke Orders Prisoners Out of Barricade In Squads of 20

Ultimatum By Warden Ends Siege At Prison      69 Wisconsin Convicts Give Up After 1: Hours, Release Hostages

Warden’s Words End Tense Strike   69 Wisconsin Prisoners Had Held 4 Guards Hostage  15 Hours   END CAME SUDDENLY   Men Threw Down Weapons And Marched Meekly Back to Cells

MISS OVERELL, COLLUM FREED   I’m Not Going To Wed Him, Girl Says After Acquittal

Defendents i in Overell Murder Case Acquitied   Victims’ Daughter And Boy Friend Given Freedom

Two Part as Murder  Trial Ends   Heiress to $500,000, Erstwhile Fiance Acquitted by Jury

Beulah Overell Bud Gollum Freed by Jury   No Longer Lovers, They Part After “Not Guilty’ Decision

"No Soap" She Says of Marriage . Miss Overell, Gollum Go Separate Ways After Jury Acquits Pair of Double Murde:

Defendants, Freed In Yacht Slaying, Go Separate Ways   Miss Overell Refuses to See  Former Lover; Collum Planning Trip

OVERELL GIRL AND GOLLUM ACQUITTED   But She Says She Will Not Marry Him; He Plans Trip

Yacht Pair Win Freedorr   BSR Ms OR a Meee eee  Romance Said PEtf+

Overell and Gollum Take Separate Paths  Heiress Has Claim to $500,000 Estate of Darantc Sho Wac Accuted af Murderins

Acquitted Of Crime, Lovers Love No More   “Beaulah And Bud” Go Free; She Has New Boy Friend; He Plans Long Trip.

DATE WITH ANOTHER CHAP SATURDAY, BEULAH CAVC AC CLIC ITC RII ACTED REING FDEEN

FLEEING BANDIT FATALLY WOUNDED   Freetown Man Killed at Indianapolis in Gun Battle.

Huge Ship Noses down at LaGuardia Airport at New York City Last Night; Nine Survive.  STUDIES OF CAUSE TO BE CONDUCTED

FORMER NORTH IOWAN AMONG 9 WHO ESCAPED   Crash of Plane With 48 Aboard Worst U. S. Commercial Air Wreck

39 Are Killed As Huge Liner Falls. Explodes   Trapped Passengers Beat Windows Vainly

German Fact Up Again  Soviet Agrees Ta ‘Big Four’ Peace Parley Late In Nov.    Deputiés To Meet Nov. 6 to Decide On Agenda Issues

German Peace Pact Up Again   Russians Agree to Attempt to Write New Treaty in London

Parley Set For November 25....  Russians Agree To Meet On German Peace Treaty

BIG 4 TO CONFER NOV. 25TH, LONDON   New Attempt Planned to Write German Treaty.

POWERS AGAIN TACKLE PEACE FOR GERNANY   RUSSIA’ AGREES TO NOV. 25 DATE FOR BIG 4 SESSION

Hope To Get German Pact Frum Session   United States, France In Favor Of Meeting

REDS AGREE TO PARLEY IN LONDOK   U. S. and France Already Have Indicated Their Willingness to Participate in Talk by Big Four Ministers.

Huge Bookkeeping Operation Would  Release Large Sum   Money Was Previously Appropriate but Not Expended: Largest Item Involves Lend-Lease Account

Armistice Day Celebration Varies ‘rom Minute Of Silence To Parades

FORMER NEWSMAN GIVEN LIFE TERM   Chandler Plans Appeal from Treason Conviction

OWNERS OF NEW CARS WILL SECURE PLATES   Some Delay Will Bé Experienced ~ By Other Motofists, Department Fxulaine

De Gaulle Seeks Dissolution of ” French. Assembly      Then Would Have New Elections ~ Follow. Immediately

F rench Hear Bid for Power By De Gaulle   National Assembly Dissolution Sought In Wake of Election

De Gaulle Demands Dissolution of National Asembly  Charges Coalition Gov't Holding  Dawar Illanniiv

Sub Saves Plane Near Long Island   Officer, Through Periscope, Spots Plane Down, Flier Waving For Help

The Pattern of Change Will Resemble a Pat chwork Quilt as —  Daylight Time Begins Sunday in Many Places

Daylight Saving Time Becomes Effective Sunday  Some States Will Not Make Change

Midwest and East To Turn Clocks [Ahead Saturday for Daylight Time

BY JAMES P. FINNEGAN  January 15 Tax Quiz Collector of Internal Revenue

JANUARY-15 TAX QUIZ   By James P: Finnegan.’ °°: Collector of Internal Revenue

Bootlegger in Jail; Somebody Sent His Christmas Card to the Sheriff

SHERIFF SAYS CARD IS INSULT   Oklahoma City Bootlegger Sends Him Greeting

Britain's Labor Government Tightens Belt For Winter, Conservatives Predict Collapse   RY TACK Surry

Where to Find It!   Britain Girds to Meet Hardships Pending Relief by Marshall Plan

British Government Digs In For Winter Ot Anticipated Hardship,Pray for U.S. Aid

HOLDS GREEK AID MAY LEAD 10 WAR   WHERKRY CLASHES WITH VANDENBERG—TURKS REPORTED READY TO FIGHT.

Senators Clash On Truman Plan For Greek Aid   Brewster Thinks Reds Not Ready to Start Another War

 DEATH TOLL IN ALTOONA WRECK  HAS REACHED 22   Midland Bride of Four Days Among Those Killed

TRAIN WRECK. DEATH TOLL REACHED 22.      _Nictims Included Michigan Bride Of Four Days

TOBIN DEMANDS TAFT ACT PROTECTION FOR HIS MILLION TEAMCTERS WHICH IT EWIC PpOUIRITEN

AFL Vice-President  Seeking Showdown With Labor Board   Attempting to Force Anti-Communist Issue; Ford Workers Vote

Truman Pledges Support Of Plan   Maine Senator Will Ask  Sum Despite GOP Economy Drive; Favors Use Of Airport Fund

Jew Killed As British Board Refugee Ship  Sailors Attempt To Crack Palestine Coastal Blockade

One Jew Killed, Seven Wounded as British intercep{ and Board Ship Running Blockade

Navy Catches Refugee Ship  1 lew Killed. 9 Hurt   1 Jew Killed, 9 Hurt  In Clashes on Decks

Battle on Refuaee Ship Kills One   BRITISH EXPECT TO BEGIN WITHDRAWAL IN TWO MONTHS

ONE JEW WAS KILLED   Nine Others Injured As Ship Tries  to Crack Palestine Blockade

Nine Injured   Jew Is Slain When British Raid Vessel Off Palestine   Refugee Ship Fails To Crack . Blockade Around Holy Land

Jew Killed As Refugee Ship Is Seized   Cornered British Sailor Fires Shots, Several Wounded

One Jew Killed, Nine Others Hurt as Another Defines Chis fe Tatar.

BATTLE IS STAGED ON REFUGEE SHIP   One Jew Killed, 7 Wounded; British Sailor Injured

Refugee Shit Boarded Off Palestine   One Jew Killed And Nine Others Injured in  Clash

British Sailors Halt Refugees   Board Ship Trying to Run Blockade To Palestine; One Dead

Jew Is Shot To Death In Deck Rioting   Immigrants Resist With Crowbars;  Several Injured

Soldiers Board Refugee Vessel   One Jew fs Killed, Nine Others Injured

Nazi Satellites Want to Join UN   Five Nations Socn kAay Make Formal Bid For Memberships

UNMAYGET . TENMORE NEW MEMBERS      They May Be Accepted By Autumn .

Vote to Restore Funds for Navy  176 Million Added to Fleet Budcet

Nation’s: Housewives Face Big Problem Trying to. Change Their Weekly Menus

Housewives Shift Menus In Effort  To Conserve Food   Freight Rates Are Increased

Marketing Is Problem For Housewives   Retail Food Stores Have Meatless Day

Meau Changes Pose Problem   Housewives Expected To Start Giving Wider Support To Requests.

Marketing Big Problem for Housewives as They Seek Substitutes for Meatless Days

Marketing Is Bigger Job   Change in Menus to Aid Hungry Adds To Problem

Housewives Facing Bigger Problem in Food Savings   Too Early to Determine If Meatless Tuesdays Plan Will Be Successful

Ask Distillers Stop for 60 Days   First. Meatless Tuesday Gets Token Observance, Prices Still Risina

Save Food Drive Gets Good Start   Success Of Effort Up To Housewives

Grappling Iron Hooks Clothing In Lake Bottom   Call Somerville Diver To Search For Miss Stras: To Query Boy Friend

Search Lake  For Heiress.   - Anne Straw, Smith’s Student, Disappears

DIVER TO AID HUNT FOR GIRL   Clothed Object Is Sighted at Bottom Of Lake by Police

IKE’ PRESIDENTIAL BOOM IS FORESEEN {N APPOINTMENT   Eisenhower Is Chosen tc Be Head of Columbia University; Bradley Said to Be Successor Choice.   MEDAL AWARDED GENERAL TODAY

Eisenhower For President Rumors Pop  Up Again   Follow in Wake of His Decision to Take Post as Head of Columbia in °48

23, 112 ARMY RECRUITS   Recruiting Total in August Is About 7,000 Below Needs

Strike Crisis Hits London Army Moves In   Workers Quit by Thousands in Protest at  eer bee

UNITED FIREMEN WIN $100 PRIZE AT CONVENTION   Also Given Honorable Mention At Frostburg; Mt. Airy Auxiliary Wins   PROCESSION VIEWED BY 6,000 SPECTATORS

Chiang Asks Stand Agains  Mongolians  New Clashes ~  Reported From Qarttie nf Tihat

Great Powers Give No SignOf Concession   Hope Waning For Austrian Treaty

CREEDON QUITS HOUSING POST   Goes to Company in Atomic Energy Work

Creedon Resigns as Housing Expediter   Tighe Woods Tra Take Post

CREEDON QUITS EXPEDITER JOB   Leaving Government To Take Charge Of Construction Program

FRANK GREEDON, HOUSING CHIEF, RESIGNS PLACE   Tells. President He Will Di. rect Atomic Energy Construction Proiect

Succeeded By Tighe Woods, An Assistant   Going Into Work Expe. diting The U. S. Atomic Energy Program

GIRL BELIEVED FIRE SETTER   Mentally Retarded. 13-Year Old Thought Responsible for Church. Blaze.

Girl, 13, Set Fire to Church While Lighting Candles, Probers Believe

GIRL BLAMED IN CHURCH BLAZE   Fire Marshal Closes- Chilli: cothe Case

32 PERCENT CUT ASKED—— Committee Recommends Slash In Agriculture Dept. 6

FARM BUDGET CUT 32 PERCENT BY COMMITTEE   Economy-Minded Republicans Take Another $381 ,427,742 Off Truman Request

533,427,000 AGRICULTURAL SAVING ASKED   Cut Sought Despite Argument It Will Cripple Program

House Unit  Wields Axe On Budget   Anderson Had Insisted Slash Would impair Vital Services.

Fund Proposal Of President Is Slashed Sharply   Lunch Program For Schools Included In Reduction

House Group Swings Huge Economy Axe   Reductions Affect Soil Conservation, School Lunch and  Cran Incurance

tlouse Committee Asks 32% Cut In Agriculture Fund   Recommendations, If Upheld, Will Boost Total Budget Reductions In House To Two Billion

Economy Axe Hits Agriculture   A 32. Percent Budget : Slash Recommended :: By House Commalttes) - SCS to Feel Pinch .

BUDGET AXE IS SWUNG BY COMMITTEE   House Committee Favors $381.427.742 Reduction In Estimate

‘Report Cites Anderson's Figures Showing Farmers in Good Condition

HOUSE DEBATES OPEN NEXT WEEK ON REDUCTIONS   Committee Approves Figuré Far Below Truman's Budget Estimate 

RECOMMEND TOTAL FOF NEXT YEAR BE’ 40 PER‘’ CENT -LOWER THAN  THIS YEAR

ECONOMY KNIFE ‘GUTS FUNDS OF FEDERAL DEPT   Agriculture Setup Will Have -To Get Along. on 32 k ' Bereent Reduction § _ :

Urges 32 Pet. Cuton Truman  Budget Figure   Rejects Anderson's Stand That Figures Are ‘Rock Bottom’

32 Per Cent Cut in Agriculture Fund is Uraed   House Committee Chops $381 427,475 From HST‘s Figure

32 PCT. CENT CUT IN FARM FUNDS URGED   House Appropriations Committee Proposes te Trim Anderson’s Budget $381,427,742 for the New Fiscal Year.

Major Slashes Made In FHA, School Lunch Program, Soil Saving © And Crop Insurance

Budget Slashes Under GOP Pass 2 Billion Mark   Committee's Report Still Must Come Up for Vote in House

House Group Slashes Funds For Agriculture Department.   Economy Axe Falls With Recommendation. of 32 Per Cent Cut in Budget for Next Year; $321 477 742 Chopped Off Estimates

Today In Conoeress   , Oe ns iil eee, = bed ar ee aw  : i House Group Lops $38] ,427,742 Off Fund ', Asked For Agriculture Department; GOP  Plans For Other Slashes Are Revaaled

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by -AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Bill Provides 32 Per Cent Budget Cut   House Measure, Released After Closed Hearing, Chops $381,427,742 Off Amount Requested

Big Cut Is Urged In Ag. Dept. Fund   House Committee Recommends a 32 Per Cent Reduc tion, _ Chopping $381,427,742 From President Tru  man’s Budget Estimates

House Lops Funds For Agriculture      = a Dollars Shaved rom i ruman Budget Estimates   PROTEST BY ANDERSON   Insists Reduction Will Im tial to Farms

32 Per Cent Cut ~ Asked in Economy Drive on Budget   $383,427,742 Chopped From Truman Estimates On Appropriation Needs

AX SWUNG OF AGRICULTURE SETUP FUNDS   House Cornmittee Proposes  32 Per Cent Cut In t Farm Budget f

Crop Benefits, School Lunch Programs Cut   Farm Tenant Loans Banned, Insurance and REA Reduced

Use Economy Axe on Department of Agriculture   House Appropriations Committee Favors 32 Pct. Budget Cut

Agriculture Department Faces Slash   Economy Axe Js Swung by House Group---Would Cut Budget 32 Per Cent

House Cuts Farm Budget 32 Per Cent   Appropriations Group. Slashes $381,427,742 From President's Budaet Estimates

32 Percent Reduction In Agriculture Department Budget Is Recommended

ANDERSON BUDGET FIGURES SLASHED BY HOUSE GROUP   Appropriations Committee Asks 32 Per Cent Cut  Ac Eranamy Move

SLASH OF 327 RECOMMENDED BY HOUSE BODY   Appropriations Group Chops $383,427,742 From Truman’s Estimate

Major Slashes Are Directed At 4 Programs   Include FHA, SCS, Crop Insurance, School ‘Luneh Projects

MOVE SLASHES TRUMAN FIGURE BY 381 MILLION   House 0. K. Of Committee’s Bill Would Bring Budget Cut To Two Billion

Economy Axe Swung Hard on Ag. Dept.   Committee Urges 32 Per Cent Cut in Budget Estimate

House Lops Funds For Agriculture   383 Million Dollars Shaved From Truman Budget Estimates   Insists Reduction Will ImEssen pair Services tial to Farms

House Board Cuts 327 On Agric. Budget   Sends $807.1-43.567 Bill To House For Action; Two Billion Budget Cut.

House Slashes Funds for Agriculture   Committee Cuts Total For Operation By $383,000,000

FINANCE GROUP SLASHES BUDGET FOR AGRICULURE   CHOP 32 PER CENT FROM APPROPRIATION ‘ASKED BY PRESIDENT

House Committee Proposes 39 Percent Slash in Federal Aariculture Budget for 1948      More Than 381 Million Lopped From Truman’s Estimate; Measure Goes To House Eloor for Debate Next Week

32 Percent Slash Recommended by Committee Today   $467.542.475 Less Than The Department Had To Spend This Year

One Third Reduction Requested   School Lunch Program Is One of Main Economy Targets

House Report Slashes Total 32 Per Cent   Reduction Would Sene Economy Total Past  Two Billion Mark in New Appropriations

32 Per Cent Budget Slash Is Favored  Anderson Loses In Fund Battle

THRIFT AXE © SWUNG AT AGRICULTURE   32 Per Cent in Department's Fund Urged by Solons

House ‘Group Reduces Budget For Agriculture 32 Per Cent  Aaamramrintiuaume Da ale, Ihe ‘ELC CVIQoT Ri. pw REt4   Appropriations Body Chops $381 Billions From Estimates Submitted By President

Economy Axe Hits Spending For Agriculture   32 Per Cent Cut For Department ls Recommended

Favoring 32 Per Cent Cut   Says Objective Is To Make ‘Selective Reductions’ Based On Needs

House Committee Chops $383,427,742 from Truman’s Budget Estimate for Agriculture Department.  MEASURE IS SENT TO HOUSE FLOOR

32 Percent Cut  In Agriculture Department Fund Is Recommended By Committee; Money for CCC And Other Ferm Agencies Trimmec

i0Uat TO AGT UN ONE-THIRD BUDGET SLASH   .  Agriculture Dept. Chop of 381 Million Hits Mainly at Farmers.

Agriculture Billls Cat By Qne-Third   House Committee  Reduces School Lunch, FHA. Soil Conservation And Other Sums Asked

Committee Asks 32% Slash For ‘Ag Departmen!   Major Cuts Aimed At Crop Insurance, Soil Conservation

Battle Likely When Measure Before House   32 Percent Slash Recommended After Committee Hearing

G. 0.P. to Get Southern Aid On Labor Bill   Passage Forecast ‘By Cox of Georgia As. Debate Begins:

Death Threats Checked by FBI   2 Committee Members Reveal ‘Obit Letter as Probes Launched

Split Widens ~ On Tax Slash   Knutson Says Taft’s Stand Wintt Altar Planc

GOPISDIVIDEL ‘ON TAX MEASURE   Knutson Says Taft Plan -Won’t Be Accepted In House

Urges Eternal Wartore ...  Young Man Jailed After Crossing Nation ‘In Nazi-Like Uniform With Fascis#.Plans.

Age-Old Rites to Recall  Resurrection   Faithful to Pay ' Homage to

Age-Old Rites to Recall  Resurrection  Faithful to Pay Homage to tha Rican (‘hrict

CITES PRICE RISE   CIO Asks Congress To Act To Prevent Economic Collapse

Halt Economy Collapse, Plea  CIO Asks Congress For Speedy Action

Charge Prices Still Mounting   CIO Says Congress Should Set Up Board to Probe Living Costs

ClO Asks Congressional Action To Prevent ‘Collapse Of Economy ‘ In The United States

Check On High Living Costs Is Urged By C10   Congress Charged With Failure To Take Anv Action

ClO Asks Action To Stop ‘Bust’   Spokesman Says Nation Is on Road to Economic Collapse

C10 Asks For New Measure:   Sen. Flanders Calls On Truman To Urge Voluntary Meat Rationing

PLEA FOR GENERAL STRIKE REJECTED   CIO Asks Congress to Prevent U.S. Economic Collapse   Green Calls Meet; Maps Court Fight

UNION DEMANDS CONGRESS CURB COST OF LIVING   CIO Leader Urges Swift Action ! To Halt ‘Collapse of Our Economy’

C10 Pleads For Action To Check Soaring Prices   Urges Steps To Prevent “Collapse Of Our Economy.”

ACTION ASKED BY CIO   Says No Steps Taken To Check ' Livina Cost Rise

Today In Congress   ClO Urges Congress To Act At Once To Avert ‘Collapse Of Our Economy’; House Is Told Need Of Western Hemisphere Cooperation

LIVING COSTS MUST BE CHECKED—  CIO Calls For Action To Prevent ‘Collapse’ Of Nation's Economy

CIO Blast At High © Prices    Saying Congress Has Failed to Check Rise, Group Offers Its Own Economic Program

CiO Tells Congress There's Been No Effort to Halt Bising Living Costs

CIO Requests U. S. Inquiry Into Prices '   Seek Immediate Steps To Prevent Collapse of Economy; Ration Return

HORTON IS OUT OF STATE RACE   Former Lieut. Gov. Declines To Seek Governorship.

Horton To Quit Governor Fight   State Democratic Executive Chairman  To Drop Out

AMEND APPROVED ON FIRST READING  ENT IS   3ennett’s Plan Wins O. K. of Commission Minus $40 Maximum

AMENDMENT 15 APPROVED ON FIRST READING   Bennett's Plan Wins . kK. of Commission Minus S10 Maximum

Longshoremen End Six-Day Walkout   Preparations Are Made for Sailing of Luxury Ship

9 P.M. TODAY IS DEADLINE FOR DECISION   Board Of Five Planned To Handle Dispute Over Pay Rate

Plan to Arbitrate Strike Proposed  Secretary of Labor Holds Conference

Schwellenbach Proposes Plan For Arbitration  Both Sides Have Until 5 P. M. Today To Reply

Officials Given Until 4 P.M. to Accept Proposal   Management and Union Heads Given Chance for Settlement

Plan Proposed To End Strike   { Schwellenbach Offers Arbitration Proposal; Which Union And Management Have Until 5 p.m. To Accept

(Police Limit ‘Bombshell’ ‘Pickets In Heading For \Phone Strike Anchorage

TALKS REVIVED IN PHONE TIEUP   Government Summons - Both Sides To New  Night Conference

Phone Strike Arbitration Offer Made By Secretary.   Union and A.T.&T Given Until 5 This Morning To Make Decision

Drink Measure Amended by lowa Senate   To Be Taken Up by House After Spring Recess

LIQUOR BILL BEFORE HOUSE AFTER RECESS   Senate Puts Okay On Restricted Pian Of Liquor by Drink

LOWER HOUSE 10 ACT AFTER 10-DAY RECESS   Lpper House Includes Many Restrictions  On Venders

Liquor By ‘Drink Wins Senate 0. K.   Revised Measure, With Local Option Clause, Is Sent To lowa House.

IOWA'S LIQUOR MEASURE GOES BEFORE HOUSE   Senate Approved Bill Provides for Local Option Vote on Sales

German Peace Views Asked By Marshall   American Secretary Of State Demands Ministers Tell What They Have in Mind

MARSHALL ASKS SOVIET 10 GET CASE ‘ON LINE’   U. S. Seeretary Tiring of ‘Gen eralties’, Wants Views of © All Nations

Marshall Urges Big 4 To Drop ‘Generalities’  Hits At Policies    Hits At Policies Now Being Pursued In Germany; Makes Reply To Molotov

Marshall Urges Specific Action By Ministers  ‘Launches U. S. Attempt To Determine, if Chance Exists for Agreement

Marshall Asks Quick Action On Germany   Would Have Delegates Drop Generalities on Peace Terms

MARSHALL PUSHES EFFORT TO SETTLE GERMAN PEACE   Secretary Of State Urges Foreign Ministers Council To “Drop Generalities” In Order To “Try To Find Out What Each Delegation Really Has In Mind” For Agreeing On Terms—Attacks Molotov’s Frequent Demands For Creation Of Central Government

U.S. Leaders Urges Big Four To Determine Specific Plans — For Writing Of European Peace; Soviets Clash With Westerners

Bids Molotov Make Known His Real Aim   Assails Red Demand To Unify Germany Before Big Powers End Disagreements

Asks Delegates Disclose Aims   Long Expected US Attempt to Assay Peace Chances Opens

Definite Proposals Are Asked   Marshall Calls On Foreign Ministers To Drop Generalities, Get Down To Business

Marshall Urges Ministers To “Drop Generalities” In German Settlement

Secretary of State Asks Foreign Ministers To Drop Generalities and Write German Treaty.   ASKS AN END TO OCCUPATION ZONES

Sec. Marshall Again Attacks Molotov  On German Question   U. S. Chief Asks That Foreign Ministers Dro; Generalities and Get Down to Business At London Meeting; Fears “Sham,” “Delusion”

Plan for Reich   Marshall Pleads for Definite Proposals From Ministers

Marshall Asks Showdown on German Issue   Foreign Ministers Urged to Give Views on Treaty

Marshall Would « End Generalities. On German.Peace   Secretary of State Attacks Molotow’s. ". Demands for Central Unit: i for Nation —-

Marshall Urges Big 4 To Drop ‘Generalities’.  Says They, Should Try To Find Out What Is On Each Other's Mine

Marshall Urges Definite Action’ On German Pac!      Assails Molotov for ‘Daily Demands’ at Piq-Four Session

Marshall In Pilea For More Plain Talking   U. S. SECRETARY ASKS DELEGATES TO END QUIBBLING

END OF ZONAL OCCUPATION PROPOSED   Accuses U. S. And Britain Of Blocking Settlement Of Austrian Problem

Marshall Seeks Real Basis For Talks   Would End Sham And Have Ministers State True Issues

U.S. URGES A DEFINITE REICH PLAN   Marshall Asks Foreign Ministers to Drop Generalities and State Specific Views on Future of the Nation.

MARSHALL BIDS FOR REICH PACT AT CONFERENCE   Wants Delegates to ‘State Minds’ for Terms of German Treaty

Hits Molotov Haste Pleas As a Sham  U.S. Chief Seeks Solid Ground  Baw Aaeineenwe®

Ideas Of Molotov Sharply Blasted   Asserts Situation Demands Major Decisions

Drop ‘Generalities, Marshall Urges the  Ministers’: Meeting      Wants to Learn What is in Mind of Each of the Delegations

Attacks Soviet Demands   American Leads Off Council’s Talks On Germany

—GET DOWN TO BUSINESS— Marshall W ants Ideas  On German Peace Terms

Marshall Seeks Russian Desires On German Pact   . Wants To Drop Generalities And Find Out What Each Delegation Has In Mind -

Marshall Requests Action by Big Four On Unification Plat  End of Generalities Urged by Secretary In Reply to Molotov

Marshall Would ‘Drep Generalities’ in  Effort to Agree on German Peace Terms

MARSHALL ASKS DECISIONS NOW   Calls Upon Foreign Min. isters To ‘Drop Generalities’   HITS RUSSIAN VIEW

U. S. Presses For Unity on German Pact  Sc,   Divided Nation Is Mere Sham, Marshall Says

Peace Terms With Germany His Subject   Attacks Molotov In Address to Ministers Meet

Asks Quick Settlement OnGermany  Drop Generalities Is Marshall Plea To Big Four Meet

Minneapolis  Tax Invalid   Attorney General Holds Proposed Graduated Income Levy Illegal

To Start Search For Masked Mob Grabbing Negro   State and Federal Officers To Hunt For White Men

‘Escaped Negro Jailed Again: Three Others Held In Central Prison On Rape Charges

Officers Seek White Lynch Mob Which Was Thwarted ‘WhenPrey Dashed ToSafety

May Never Discover Identities . . . . Officers Seeking Gang  ~ Which Stole Negro Man  ~ From Northampton Jail

Hal Boyle Returns Safely From Trip On Martian Flying Saucer, He Says

Boyle Is Back Safe after 48-Hour, 57,600 Mile Trip Back and Forth Across World in Disc Ship

Ends Flying Saucer Trip   AP Writer Concludes Flighty Story of Long Flight

Meet Miss Violet Ray O‘Rune  Editor Rejects Hal Boyle's ‘Saucer’ Jaunt Expense Bill

‘Flying Saucer’ Here Revealed Toy Re Pelican   Boyle Returns From Record-Breaking Tour as ‘Captive’ of ‘Saucer’ Captain

ASKS PROBE OF JJDGE IN LABOR CASE   Senator Eastland Urges House to Investigate, With View to Impeachment, Jurist’s Handling of Portal Pay Suit.

Ousting Of Federal Judge Asked   Remarks of ‘ProLabor’ Judge Is Basis of Charge

IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE DEMANDED   ‘Sen. Eastland Asks Inves. tigation of Portal Pay Case

Senator Asks Impeachment Probe of Judge In Portal Suit   Jurist Quoted as Calling Himself ‘Strictly Pro-Labor’

Eastland Suggests Judge Who Made Portal Pay Ruling ‘Be Investigated

House Asked For Impeaching Probe Of Federal Judge   Eastland Says Picard Made Unwise Remark In Portal Pay Suit

SOLON WANTS PROBE *OF FIRST PAY SUIT   Eastland Eyes impeachment Of Detroit Judge

Senator Suggests Impeachment Of  Detroit Jurist   Investigation Demanded Fellowing Testimony By Chrysler Attorney

: Senator Asks Probe Of _ Judge Handing Down De  cision On Portal Pay.

Impartiality of Detroit Judge ls Questioned   Jurist Is Same One Wk Ande Decision In lemens Case

SENATOR WANTS WOGE PROBED I PORTAL PAY GASE   Micsissippi Man Talks With “View  To Impeachment”

Quotes Judge As Being “Pro-Labor’’   Remark Later Stricken from Records, Probers Are Told

Eastland Asks House  Investigation  Chrysler Agent Charges Justice Acted Unwisely

Senator Asks Probe Of Court Back Pay Case   Impeachment Seer As Statement  Declared ‘Unfair’

ASKS JUDGE'S IMPEACHMENT   Eastland Proposes Investigation. Of Federal Judae Picard

Senator Urges ‘Impeachmen,’ Of U.S. Judge   Suggests House Probe Federal Jurist In Portal Pay Law Suit

Senator Urges Investigation In Portal Suit   Suggests Inquiry Into Remarks of Detroit Judge Who Delivered First Decision

PROBE OF COURTS PORTAL PAY RULING ASKED BY SENATOR   Eastland Suggests Investigation “With View to Im peachment” of Federal Judge Frank Picard.   /MEASURE TO OUTLAW SUITS IS PREPARED   Chairman Hartley, of House Labor Committee, Announces He Will Introduce It Today.

JUDGE PICARD MAY FACE QUIZ   Chrysler Attorney Charges Jurist Biased

Pro-Labor ctatement Stressed   Mississippi Senator Is Anxious House Act on Michigan Jurist

ASKS PROBE OF PICARD RULING ON PORTAL PAY   SEN. EASTLAND SEES POSSIBLE GROUNDS FOR IMPEACHMENT

SOLON ASKS PROBE OF PORTAL JURIST   Impeachment Hinted.in Move By Senator

SENATE GROUP HtARO CHARGE DF PREJUDICE   Eastland Suggests Probe of Picard’s Conduct in Chrysler Case.

Asks Probe Of Judge in Portal Case   Senat6ér Asks Picard Bi Scrutinized; “View To Impeachment.”

Pickard’s Pro-Labor Comment Is Cited   Witness Quotes Remark Judge Is Charged With Making, Then Ondeving It Off Record

A Move  To Impeach A Jurist :   “Portal Pay” Judge Accused of Unfair Remark in Ruling That: Began Deluge

Impeachment Of Portal Pay Suit Judge Is Asked   Say He Favored Unions In Remark, Later Stricken Out, During Pottery Case

ASKS JUDGE BE INVESTIGATED   Is Implicated in Testimony of Portal Pay Witness Today

Portal-To-Portal Pay Controversy Is Kept Bubbling  Judge Picard Probe Urged By Eastland

IMPEACHMENT. FOR JUDGE SUGGESTED AFTER LABOR CASE   Alleged Remark of ° Federal Judge Arouses Ire of Senator Hearing lestimony

Eastland Urges Probe of Judge  Impeachment Tene eee   Impeachment Hinted In Portal Pay Inquiry

Senator Tells Of Remark by Detroit Jurist   Eastland Wants Investigation “With View Of Impeachment” of Judge Picard

Handling Of Case By Judge Picard Hit   Probe With View To Impeachment ls Proposed

Impeachment Of Portal-Pay Judge Sought   Court Statement, Told at Hearing, Is Basis for Action

Judge in Portal Case Under Fire  House Will Receive Outlaw Bill Today

Investigation Of Picard Asked In'Portal’ Case   Sen. Eastland (Miss) Moves To Oust U. S. Judae In Detroit

URGES PROBE OF FEDERAL JUDGE N ~ PORTAL PAY CASE   Senator Eastland Hints: tm_peachmient Because of + Seeatet>: Baranrbe_

ASKS PROBE OF JUDGE PICARD   Senator Wants House Inquiry on Portal Case

Senator Want  Portal Pay  Case Inquiry Alleged Benak  Unwise or Unfair, He Asserts

Asks Portal Pay Judge’s Impeachment   Probe Into Chrysler Case Handling Urged By Sen. Fastland.

(Seeretary Marshall's broadeast has been act for 6:30 p. m. Fi Passe time Monday.)

Truman Pleased With Marshall's Work at Moscow   Greets Secretary on His Re turn from Conference; Broadcast Monday

LACK OF FOOD OF WORLD MEANS SLOWUP   Secretary Marshall In Plea to Farmers  Would Hike Production

NEWS — Behind The NEWS   Film Industry Is Facing Most Serious Aitack Of Jitters

Movie Group May Be Cited   Committee Will Act Upon Two Proposals

Ten Hollywood Figures Facing Contempt Trial Due For Two Showdowns

Fall Comimittee “Will ‘Ac On Reconmendation Of Thomas Group During Fitnlland Probe   Martin Gets Plea To Void Citation   Movie Notables Ask Tha Committee Be Abolished; “Street Fascists’” Wit [n Disorder

For Snubbing Congress Probe .... Movie Figures Face Contempt Hea ring

Showdown Is Due In Contempt Case Of Film Writers      Appeals Are Made For Nullification Of Citations

LABOR TURNS ON HEAT FOR VETO(ON LABOR BILL   White House Says Truman To Do What He Relieves Rest

Believe Truman Reached His Final Decision Yesterday On   Whether To Sign Or Veto  Talt-Hartley Bill      OECISION TO BE GIVEN TOMORROW

ORGANIZED LABUR EXERTS PRESSURE FOR TRUMAN VETO   President to Announce His Decision on Taft-Hartley Bill Friday ; Calls off Conference Today.   STACKS OF MAIL SENT ON SUBJECT

Labor Calls For Veto Of Control Bill   Union Leaders Apply Pressure on. President Truman to Veto Taft-Hartley Meas-

Organized Labor Turns on Heat for Labor Bill Veto   Truman Decision Will Be Revealed In Fridav Message

President Has Made Up His Mind On Action To Be Taken On Friday   Labor Turns On Heat But White House Announc Secret Decision Was For Best  Interest Of Nation As A Whole.

* Heat Turned On To Sway President   ‘Chief Executive Spends Day On Important Message

Labor Turns Heat on Truman With Veto Of Union Restriction Measure Expected

Marshall Raps Molotov’s Plan Of German Rule   Secretary Tells Big 4 It Wouid Be ‘Slam’ With Country Divided

Ex-Prisoners of War Stage Melee   Belgian Ministry, Parliament Stoned by Rioters

PARADE ENDS IN WILD RIOT IN BRUSSELS   40 Wounded as Guns Called Into Play During Melee

DROP IN MERCURY TONIGHT FORECAST   COLD FRONT HEADED TOWARD STATE IS DUE TO ARRIVE BY SUNSET.

Phone Arbiters Fail To Relieve Deadlock   Neither Company Nor Union Alters Position After Seven Hours With U. S. Conciliators

U. 3. MEDIATORS INTO PHONE ROW   BOTH SIDES ADAMANT AND NO PROGRESS IS MADE AT 7HOUR CONFERENCE.

No Suecess Yet In Move To Bar Phone Walkout   Both Sides Remain Adamant And ‘No Progress  Is Made’

WINTER WHEAT GAINS IN OHIO   Milk, Eggs And Rye Drop Off In Forecast Of Glenn S. Ray

OHIO'S WHEAT YIELD MAY BE ABOVE NORMAL   Hay And Pasture Situatior Good But Other Crops Delayed By Weather

Problems Reviewed By President and Secretary Marshall   First Appointment in Top Position Is Made By State Department

President Truman Says [Marshall to Be Given a Free Hand in Reorganization of State Department

Marshall, Given Free Hand, Appoints Peurifoy Acting Assistant Secretary

VETERAN OFFICIAL GETS POST af Marshall Reviews Foreign Problems With President

Sec. Marshall Reviews Issues  With President  New Secretary of State Namee Poenurifayw   New Secretary of State Names Peurifoy as Acting Assistant

Marshall Gets Free Hand In Naming Aides   Makes His First Appointment To Top Position

Pay Raise for Nine Officials Also Is Asked   Klection Committee in Unprecedented Report Returns Measure With No Recommendation

 Other State Officials Would  Share in Salary Boosts in Measure Presented to House.   TWO BILLS ASKING MORE HIGHWAY MONEY

Skip-Election  Bill Is Given Senate Without Recommendation, But Amended By Policy Committee; Many Measures Are Introduced

FIND BODY OF NEGRO ON SOUTH CAROLINA ROAD   Believe Man is Stabbing Suse pect Removed From Jail by Mob

UJ. §, APPEALS COURT SAYS PHILADELPHIA  MUST GRANT PERMIT  INDEPENDENCE SQUARE  DISTURBANCE FEARED, ACCORDING TO CITY

Court Sanctions Historic Square’s Use by Rally Protesting Red Prohe

PCA Group To Heai Talks Against Hollywood Inquiry   Actors, Writers to Address Estimated 10,000 Today

Coal Crisis Not Avoided. Says Hartley   Declares New Law Is Not Strone Enough

Hartley Doubts New Act Would Halt Coal Strike   Return of Soft Coal Mines to Owners May Forestall Injunctions

CARLSON'S PROCLAMATION   Urges Kansans to Devote May 11 To Mother's Day Observance

Low Priced Food Expected Soon  Economist Predicts Reversa I Is Coming

Urges Processing Taxes  to Deal With High Prices      ¥Economist Sees Return Of Low-Priced Food, Low Income, Clogged Markets

Sees Return to Low-Priced Food  mh ke Adee hn k Phemmatc dn Pa flanacd Earpm inecame ta Droo

DETROIT WORKERS IN MASS PROTEST    ESTIMATED 100,000 LEAVE CAR PLANTS FOR RALLY AGAINST LABOR BILL.

Detroit Unions Stage Greatest Labor Rally   Pending Labor Curbs Arouse Ire of Auto Industry Workers

Part of Strikers Return  to Work   Other Warehouse Employes Still Out

170 Cin’ti Warehouse W orkers Pledged To Returr To Work Today, Providing First Break In Strike

SSA Rules State Must Aid Needy  Indians or Forfeit Federal Grants

AT A GLANCE   Here’s Listing of Key Points In House Foreian Aid Bill

Farm Bureau Defends Co-ops  Not Dissimilar   Not Dissimilar From Partnership Operation, Claim

Polish Peasant Leader Planning On Trip to U.S    Mikolajczyk, Safe After Flight from Warsaw, Tells of Terrorism

SAYS ‘TERROR’ INCREASING IN NATIVE LAND   Allied ‘Rescue’ Team Hinted

LEADER OF POLANL WILL COME TOUS. IS NOW IN BRITAIN   Mikolajaczyk, Head of Red Opposition, Tells of Flight Through Soviet Territory,   RUSS SAID SEEKING TO CONVERT NATION

Polish Anti-Red Leader To Visit U. S.;  Renorts Communists Terrorize Poland

Mikolajczyk Reveals He's Coming to USA   Still Worn Out by Secret Journey From Poland

Mikolajczyk, Polish Leader fo Visit U. S.   Reds’ Foe to See Friends; Bares New Communist Terror

Mikolajczyk Says He Will Visit U.S.   Polish Opposition Leader Relaxes  Safely In England

POLISH ANTI-RED LEADER, NOW IN ENGLAIN, TO COME TO UNITED STATES TO FIGHT COMMUNISM

Mikolay aczyk Plans Tri p  To America   Polish Peasant Leader Says He Fled Because Commun.ists Planned To Kill Him

POLISH LEADER ANNOUNCES HE WILL VISIT U.S.   Mikolajezyk Rests In England After Fleeine Poland   TELLS OF TERROR   Blames Communists For Conditions In His Country

Predicts Poland Will Come. Under Red Domination; Says * “There’s. Terror

—PALSSURE— Arrival Date Still Uncertain   STILL TIRED FROM FLIGET

Polish Patriot Is Coming To United States   Mikolaezyk May Join Peasant Party When He Ariives At Nation’s Capital.

Mikolajaczyk Says He Will  Come Fo U.S. From London   Plans to Travel to America; Ne Decision on joining a Party

BLOOM PUPIL IS INJURED IN GUN ACCIDENT   Rifle Discharges When Brothers Return From Hunt   IN ’FAIR' CONDITION

Some Express View New Walkout Slated For March 31  Rank, File Miners United In Calling Court Ruling Unjust

Coal Miners’ Comment On Decree Varies   Some Consider Injustice To Chief, Union

MRP Willing To Participate In a Coalition   Efforts To Form New French Cabinet Take Favorable Turn

SEEKS TO FORM FRENCH GOVT.   Ramadier Expected To Meet with Success In Cabinet Efforts

3 Appropriation Bills; Measure  On Wool and Few Odds and Ends On Day's Calendar; House Virtually Ready To Quit

GOP Leaders Confident They Can Meet Adjournment Deadline Tonight; Next Meeting January 2.  SENATE CONTINUES MARATHON SESSION

Congress Nearing - Adjournment Today After Long Session   Only Few Measures on Docket to Be Taken Care of Now

Solons Cleaning Up Odds, Ends Of Busy Session   Three Appropriations Bills Remain for Action During Day

SOLONS EXPECT TO END SESSION UNTIL JANUARY   Lawmakers Clear Decks For Quitting Today; Wool Bill And Odds And Ends Stand As Bar riers.

GOP Leaders ‘Sure’ Session  Will Be Ended   Appropriation Measures, Wool Bill and Various Minor Matters Will Be Acted Upon

Congress Ready For Adjournment   Leaders May Be Forced to Step Clock As Means of Meetina Deadline Tonich+

Congress Not Likely To Assemble Again Until Next January   Still Must Act on Three Appropriation Bills, Wool Measure, Other Minor Issues Today

Congress Drives to Adjourn   Three Major Money Bills Stand in Way Of Session End-. May *“Ston”’ Cloctke

3 Major Funds’ Bills Remain to Be Disposed Of   Wool Bill, Other {tems on Docket

Three Appropriation: Measures, Wool Legislation And Some Odds And Ends Remain As Only Barriers To Meeting Scheduled Deadline Sometime Today— Stopping Of Official Clocks Short Of Midnight Will Re Resorted To If Necessary

THREE MAJOR BILLS REMAIN IN CONGRESS   That Legislation, Plus Some Odds and Ends of Measures, Only Barrier to Adjournment Planned for Today.

Few Matters Yet to Be Disposed of   Three Major Appropriation Bills to Be Handled

Congress Ready To E ‘nd Session At Midnight  Three Major Bills for 4 os oun ® ea  a> em ot Oe   Three Major Bills for Appropriations to  Be Acted on Before Vacation for Summer

Appropriation Bills Are Yet To Be Passed   Leaders Ready To Stop Chamber Clock If Necessary

Session’s- End Planned Tonight; Senate Again Meets Till Dawn; Hopper Gets ‘Musv Levislation

Senators Work Through Another Long Program   Adjournment Tonight Expected After Fund Bills Pass

Adjournment On Schedule Is Forecast   Congressmen Have but Few Measures Remaining to Act Upon but Leaders Ready to Stop Clocks

3 FUND ACTIONS AND WOOL BILL BLOCK ITS PATH   G. 0. P. Leaders Are Ready To ‘Stop Clock’ Should It Be Necessary

3 Major Bills Are Left For Closing Hours   Success and Failure Graphically Shown by Session Box Score

Congress Ready For Adjournment   Continue To Work on Three Major Appropriation ; Measures   MAY STOP THE CLOCK   Quitting Resolutions Are Ready to Go Into The  rs

Three Major Appropriation Bills And Wool Bill Remain To Be Taken Care Of Before Deadline — Foreign Aid Bill Is Must ©

Congress In Drive to Make Day's Deadline   ‘Ready If Necessary To Stop Clock At Midniaht   As Congress’ Record Shows—  GOP Has Different ‘New Deal’

Washington —.(AP) — President Truman today signed the bill permitting GI's to cash thei terminal leave bonds any time after Sept. 1, 1947.

; Congress’ Adjournment Tonight © Barred Only By Odds And Ends. ' Three Major Appropriation Bills

Moscow Parley Press Coverage  To Be Curtailec   Russia Declines To Allow Full Press And Radio Coverage Of Big Four Sessions   LIMIT PRESS TO MEAGRE NUMBER

BALLOT BILL IS APPROVED   Only Tickets Marked Prop erly With ‘X’ Will Be Counted

BALOT MARKS BILL FOUGHT   Clevelanders’ Object to Ohle Measure Limiting Legal Voters to “xX.”

China Opposes Soviet s Surprise  Move At Parley   Will Not Agree To Discus sion Of China’s Affairs At Big Four Sessions

China Disapproves Of Big Four Talks   Discussion of Nation At Moscow Is Attacked

China Rejects Moscow Talk (On Her Status   Foreign Minister Makes Blunt Retort To Molotov Proposal

Ruystan-anlerican Death Struggle Is Seen by Wallace   Believes Unless Nations Reach Understanding War Inevitable

HARMONY HOVE   Sees War Inevitable Uniess U. S., Reds Patch Up Differences

WALLACE SEES WAR Ill AHEAD   Death Struggle Certain Unless U.S. And Russia Reach Understanding

War Inevitable Uniess U. S., Russia Reach Understanding, Wallace Says

K.U. Students Will Go To Miami In “World's Biggest Convertible”   A 3,100-MILE JAUNT

PLAN TRUCK TRIP   K.U. Students Wal Go To Miami In “World's Biggest Convertible”   A 3,100-MILE JAUNT

Auriol Elected Head Ci Fourth Republic; Blura to Be Renlaced   Secret Ballot Used In Selecting Leader Of French Socialists

ELECT AURIOL PRESIDENT OF ATH REPUBLIE   Puts France Back on Stable Setup for First Time r Since Paris Fell.

French Elect  New President   Socialist Leader Aurio Chosen By Majority Of 10 Votes

New President Given Ovation By Pariiament   Election Puts France Back or Road to Stable Constitu tional Government

Socialist Heads French Republic   Vincent Auriol Named As Parliament Meets In Historic Palace

AURIOL NAMED PRESIDENT OF FRANCE TODAY   Socialist Leader Gets 45: Votes Of The 883 Cast

Elect Vincent Auriol Noted Socialist. Leader President Of France

AURICL NAMED FRENCH LEADER   Socialist Elected President Of Fourth Republic

AURIOL NAMED TO LEAD FRANCE   Assembly Chooses Socialist For Presidency

AURIOL NEW PRESIDENT OF FRANCE   Gets 10 More Than Majority of Votes Cast in Election

Socialist Will Lead  France   Auriol President. of 4th Republic; to Name Premier

FRENCH ELECT ~NEW PRESIDENT   Socialist Leader Will Head Fourth Republic

Fuel Overflow Blamed on DC-6s   Fires Aboard Huge Transport Planes Said Caused by Gasoline

“TOBE DSMESSE   State Department to Get Rid Of Potential Spy Danner

STATE DEPT. PURGE RULES TIGHTENED   Drastic Curbs Announced te Keep Spies Off U.S. Payroll.

State Department Screening Workers As Security Risks  Effort Made to Prevent Secrets From Getting  La as a CF.

SECURITY PROGRAM ‘HAS BEEN ADOPTED    State Department Takes Action To Prevent State Secrets From Going To Spies

U.S. Outlines Security Plan   State Department Screen: All “Security Riaks’

NEW SECURITY PLAN DRAFTED   Ouster of Govt. Employes Deemed ‘Security Risk’ Set by State Dept.

Hughes Asks Right To Cross Examine Senator Brewster   Ferguson Refuses Plane Builder’s Two Typewritten Pages Of Questions   ‘UNFAIR’ CHARGE BRINGS APPLAUSE

Coast Guard in Dramatic Rescue Off Maine Shores si 98  Ship Breaks Up, Crew Rescued

Coast Guards Haul Crew In ‘On Life Lines   All Aboard Broken Collier Safe; 8,200 Tons Coal Lost Off Maine Coast

01 Ship's Crew By Coast Guar   Use Breaches. Buoy Setup To Reach Craft On Rock . Outside Of Portland, Me.

ONE HAD RECENTLY COME HOME FROM HOSPITAL   Carried from Their Sick Beds As House Burns   FIREMAN IS OVERCOME

New Tropical Storm Sweeps Florida. Straits; Death Toll In Gulf Coast Area Now 75.

New Storm Moves Toward  South Florida   Disturbance Said Not of Hurricane Roareo

NEW STORM NEARING FLORIDA   Toll of Last Weeks Hurricane Set at 50 Dead

Litfle Chance of New Florida Storm Becoming Hurricane   Red Cross Tags One Million for Disaster Relief

New Storm  Heads for Florida   Hurricane Leaves 50 to 75 Dead, Hundreds Missing

New Tropical Storm Heading For Florida   New Disturbance Expected to Strike Fort Myers-Tampa Area Early Tovate. Deaths Inflicted by Last Week’s Hurrictne Range from 50 to 75

Issue Warnings 4s New Storm MovesNorthward   Labor Crews Seek Dead, Missing Along Gulfcoast Area

Flerida Coastal Area Threatened By Second Storm   Weather Bureau Reports Gales Not Yet of Hurri cane Proporticns

STATE STUDY GRAIP SEEKS NEW REVENUE   LANSING TREASURY RUNS SHORT 40 TO 50 MILLION

Two Gulf Employes Injured When Pole Breaks at Wortham   Both Men From Lufkin; Here On Temporary Job

News Highlights *& May Witness , Is Missing * Boy Gunman Held * Other Top Items

PORTAL PAY BAN IS PLACED AREAD OF TAX CUTTING   House Speaker Asks Swift Action on Legislation to Outlaw Suits   KEY TO TAX REDUCTION   Cannot Make Slashes Unless Unions Are Blocked, Knutson Says

US Ban on Portal Pay Suits Sought Ahead of Tax Cuts   House Members See Need for Limiting Claims by Laborers

Threaten No Reduction If Claims Paid   Rep. Knutson Insists Treasury Couldn’t Stand Refunds

House Puts Anti-Portal Pay Legislation Over Tax Slash   Representative Knutson Introduces Measure te Bar Wage Suits

TRUMAN COMPLETES ACTION ON BILLS   Signed 175 and Pocketed 19 Leaves for Week-End at Shangri-la,

President Signs Measure Killing Credit Controls  Goes To Shangri-La’  Affer Clearing Desk

JOBLESS PAY AT NEW HIGH MARK   Ohioans Paid $110,251,017 In Unemployed Benefits During 1946

STATE INSPECTOR BARES VIEWS AT SENATE HEARING  SAYS DYNAMITE AND

Believe Blasting to Blame — In Illinois Mine Disaster Dynamite Charge Improperly Tamped

Brewster Expects New Sensations   War Deals Inquiry To Reach Big Shots, Maine Senator Says

Other Officials May Be Involved In War Frauds   Senate Investigation May Uncover Further Scandals

Brewster Says Hughes Probe Only a Starter   Infers Others Investigations Are To Follow

Senate Decision Que Today on Rent Control Bil   Approval Will Send Modified Measure to Truman for Final Step

TRUSTEESH COUNCIL OF LN OPENS  IP   Lie Says Event Shows Potentiality of Organization

Attlee Curtail:  Gas Sales,  Foreign Trips Food Rations Pared  As Britain, Acts  a

GRIM SURVIVAL PLAN REVEALED BY LABORITES   Pleasure Traveling Out; Luxuries  Prohibited

FINED FOR SPEEDING         Five Motorists Were in, Police Court Thin Morning

FINED FOR sp -EEDING   Five Motorists Were in. Police Court This Morning

Storm Toll Heavy In Southern City   Savage West Indian Hurricane Batters New Orleans   90 MILE GALE FELT   Main Brunt of Wind I: Heading Towards Baton Rouge

GALE LASHES HISTORIC OLD NEW ORLEANS   Crescent City Reels As 80-120 Mile Winds Crush Buildings And Flood Lakefront Area

‘Heads Inland Toward South Part Arkansas   Winds Range From 80 To 120 MPH; Baton Rouge In Path.

One Man Dies, Score Injured; Crushing Winds Due To Hit Arkansas Tonight

DYINGTROPICAL STORM HEADING FOR ARKANSAS   90 Mile an Hour Winds Leave Wake of Debris Along Louisiana Coast

Roars Inland Toward Arkansas After Heavy Destruction In Historic  Old City.

Big Hurricane Smashes Into New Orleans   Ninety Mile Gale Rages in Refugee Packed City

Discover Tragedy  In Toledo Home   Infant Dies Of Malnutrition And Exposure, Four Days, Mother, Grandparents Slain

WORK DECLINE IN AUTUMN IS PREDICTED BY LABOR EXPERTS   PLANT OUTPUTS WILL GON  TINUE IN HIGH GEAR DESPITE THE SLUMP  IN JOBS

Temporary Losses Of Jobs Expected  Before January    Losses Will Be ‘‘Seasonal One’’ But Nation’s Machinery To Stay In High   WINTER TO AFFECT AGRICULTURAL LABOF

No Proposals For Big Three Meeting At Washington   White House Says No Such Proposal For Meeting Has Been Made   NO SUCH MEETING RELIEVED.NEEDED

BIG THREE MEET RUMORS DENIED   Truman Says No Proposals for Parley Voiced

PLANE CRASH NEAR HERE TUESDAY   Sioux Falls Flyer Is Killed Instantly When Craft Plunges To Earth

STATE SOLONS VOTE SELVES PENSION PLAN   ACTION BY HOUSE PUTS MEASURE ON GOVERNOR’S DESK

Labor to Face ‘Immediate Use Of Strict Lav   Pending Union Cases Com Under Taft-Hartley Act New in Fall Effeor

TAFT-HARTLEY ACT IN EFFEGT LAST MIDNIGH]   NLRB EMPOWERED TO SETTLE AND HALT STRIKES

GOVERNMENT ISSUES NEW SERVICE RULES   Plans Are Announced By Members of Federal Labor Board

TAFT-HARTLEY ACTS CURBS ON UNIONS: IN FORCE TONIGHT:   Conclliation Service Heads for Shakeup as Labor-Man- = agement Relations : Enter New Era.      NEW RULES ARE LAID  DOWN BY THE NLRE  Communications Workers. Register Under Law—.. Printers Vote to Sign ~  No More Contracts.

Taft-Hartley Act Goes Into Effect Today   NLRB Issues New Rules. Conciliation Service Shaken Up

Tatt-Hartley Law Takes Full Effect: Board Rules Issued   Labor-Management Relations Enter New Era As All Provisions of Law Take Effect;  Conciliation Service Shakeup Looms

 LEGISLATION IN EFFECT ) Labor And Management To Work Under New Taft-Hartley Law

Taft-Hartley Act Is Now In Effect. Board An: nownecs Strict Policy

Major Part Of Labor Act Now Effective   New Rules Issued; Shakeup Due in Conciliation Setup

New Labor Lau Goes in Effect   Candidates Express Views on National Affairs in Replies Made to League Questionnaires

New Labor . Act Goes Into Full Effect   Labor Management Relations Move © Into New Era

ALL PROVISIONS OF LABOR LAW EFFECTIVE NOW   Strict Pelicy Regarding Hundreds Of Cases Before NLRB   SILENCE MAINTAINED BY UNION OFFICIALS

New Labor Act Now Effective: Rules Issued  Conciliation Service Heads For Shakeup

NLRB Issues New ~ Rules For Unions   New Taft-Hartley Labo: Law Goes Into Effect

New Rules Made By Conciliation Service Heads   US Chamber Commerce Commends New Act in Public Statement

Taft-Hartley Act Union Controls Go Into Effect Today  NLRB Declares New Strict Policy; AFL-CIO Leadere Keen Silent

REDS CHARGE INTERFERENCE   Warn Velo Will Be Used Against Resolutions On Balkan Issue

Soviet Attacks American “Interference’’ In Greece   U.S. Trying To Fasten Noose On Neck Of Greek People, Gromyko Charges

Soviet Envoy to Veto Balkan Plan   U.S. Accused of Interferring in Greek Affairs

Soviet Envoy fo Veto ‘Balkan Plan  U.S. Accused of   U.S. Accused of Interferring in Greek Affairs

Soviets Hurl Bitter Charges In UN Reds Blast US. For  Greek 'Interference’

GromykoSays Greek Aid ©  Mercenary   Soviel Minister Tells U. N, American, Interest In Greek Affairs Only For Profit —-

INTERFERENCE GREEK AFFAIRS LAID T0 U. S.   Russians Warn Of Veto On New American  Balkan Plans

Soviets Again Charge U.S. With Meddling   Gromyko Makes Strongest Attack Aid To Greece

U.S. Accused Ot ‘Crudest Interference’ In Greece   Strongest Attack On American Aid Made by Gromyko  Before Council

Charge Made Before UN Council   Gromyko’s Speech Made In Answer Tu Criticism Of Veto 

Rescue Units Recover 33 Bodies in Mine   Bodies Mutilated As Searchers Near Center of Explosion

18 More Miners’ Bodies Brought Up Early Today; Expect Total Dead of 111

‘Mine Death Toll May Reach 111   Eighteen More Bodies Recovered from Shaft Of Illinois Mine---76 Ssill. Tranned Relaw

Rescue Squad Head Believes All Are Dead    Mine Explosion Happened Tues.

More Bodies Recovered In Disaster   Death Toll in Mlinois Coal Mine Blast Expected to Hit 111

“NoChance At All” For 78 Still Below Surface Says Leader Of Rescue Squad; Snow Falls Over Grim Setting.

FEAR 82 IN COAL MINE ARE DEAD   33 Bodies Are Removed From illinois Shaft

18 MORE DEAD MINERS FOUND   35. Known Oead; 76 Stil Trapped Are Given +Ngo Chance.

33 FOUND DEAD WITH 78 OTHERS HUNTED IN MINE   Rescue Leader Gives Thos Still Missing After Blast ‘No Chance At All’

35 Known Dead In Mine Blast; 16 Still Trapped   Men in Pit Are Given ‘No Chance at All’

16 in Mine Believed Dead   Bodies of 18 More Victims Removed From Blasted Pit

‘No Chance at AIl for the 76 Still Trapped   U.S. Senate Orders Investigation Into Centralia Disaster :

35 VICTIMS IN ILLINOIS COAL DISASTER FOUND   Officials Believe 76 Men Remain Beneath Surface; Probe To Come

Remove 18 More Bodies From Mine   Known Centralia Death Toll 35; ‘No Chance’ For 76 Still Trapped.

More Bodies Taken From Illinois Mine   Known Total Dead Rises To 33: 78 Unaccounted For, Given ‘No Chance At All’ by Reséuers

Reseue Leader Doubts Chances of 76 Still Underground in Deep Pits

More Bodies Are Found in Thinois Mine   Known Dead in Explosion Increased to 33, Leaving 78 Still Trapped and ‘Given Wee Mees: ok ATE

Rescuers Hold Little Hope of More Survivors   35 Known Dead; Senate Orders Probe of Illinois Mine Disaster

bandoned for 76 Men apped i in Coal Mine  . Badiac Taban Eream ittinaic Shaft

Fear Death Te! In Coal Mine Disaster. \-:esday.  Will Reach Total of 111

Expect Death Toll of 111 in Mine Disaster   Thirty-Five Bodies Have Been Recovered From Illinois Pit, With 76 Still Entombed; Rescue Leader Gives Them ‘No Chance At All’

Eighteen More Bodies Brought Up From Mine   Fear Toll May Reach 111; - 76 Men Are Still Trap~ ped Below

Rescue Squads Continue Work Underground; Observers Fear Ali Trapped Min ers Are Dead.   VIOLATION OF SAFETY CODE IS ASSERTION

Heavy Gas Deposits Slow Efforts To Find 82 Others Entombed   16 Bodies Found Thursday Show Effects of Explosion; Methane Believed Couse of Disaster Wrecking Central Iltinois Pit

RESCUE SQUADS PRESS SEARCH IN DEEP SHAFT   35 Bodies Recovered; Toll Expected to Reach I 11

Rescuers—Take16 More Bodies From Coal Min   Predicted Death Toll Of 111 Makes Blast Worst Of Kind In 19 Years

Rescue Workers Say Hopes Gone For Trapped Men   76 Bodies Still In Shaft; Probe Ordered In Congress; Tell Plea To Governor

Mine Death Total of 111  Shaping Up   35 Bodies Taken Out “No Chance” Given 76 Yet Trapped.

—————e—_e—— eee ee el elle ee  —33 BODIES FOUND IN MINE BLAST—  H ope Abandoned For 78 Stull Trapped In Pit

33 ARE KNOWN DEAD IN ILL. COAL PITS   Rescuers May Need Week  To Complete Exploration   GARELESSNESS   Believed Cause Of Blast; Miners Had Complained Of Dusty Conditions

Reseue Leader Abandons Hope For 76 Miners   35 Are Known Bead In Underground Blast At Hingis Pit.

Believe 76 In Mine Dead   More Bodies Brought From Mine, Crews Push Slowly Deeper Seeking Others

But No Hope I Hope Is. Held For Lives of 76 Coal Miners Still Trapped In Pit: Probe Orderec

Number Of Known Dead Now 33, Fear 82 Others. Have. Perished In Mine

Death Toll Mounts to 33: In Centralia Explosion; Senate Orders Inquiry.

Coal Mine Yields 16 More Dead: 82 Others Entombed   Hope Fades for Rescue cf Men Still Trapped in Centralia Disaster   FIRST OF VICTIMS KILLED BY FUMES   Crowd of 200 Keeps Long Vigil; Dust Explosion Believed Unhkely

33 Known Dead In Mine Blast; 78 Yet Missing   Rescue Squad Leader Re: porps No Possible Chance For: Those Alive.

Toll of Known Dead In Disaster up to 33; "No Chance’ Given 78 Still Trapped in Pit

Coal Dust Explosion Ruled Out As Mine Blast Cause; 33 Bodies Found

Hope Fades For Victims  In Mine Blast   33 Known Dead; 31 Are Rescued

Search for 82 Pushed in Pit; 33 Men Dead   Mutilated Bodies Found by Diggers; Little Hope Held

Bodies Of 14 Are Brought To Surface   Abandon Hope For 78 Others In Mine Shaft

TH TOLL IN MINE EXPLOSION MAY REACH 11/   Bodies of 18 More Miners Brought Out of Shaft Today.   AT CENTRALIA, ILLINOIS   Recovery’ of These Victim: Brought to 35 Number Known Dead.

76 Men Remain In Mine   Centralia Rescue Work Pressed, But Scant Hope Held

llinois Mine Gives Up Bodies Of 18 Victims  @ 76 Trapped: Miners

Recover 35 Bodies from lll. Shaft   Fear Death Toll in Explosion Will Reach 111

“No. Chance at All,” Given Those Pinned Underground; List  35 Dead, 76 Trapped

Find 16 More Bodies in Mine Disaster   Fear 82 Others Were Victims  mf Evalacian

Rescue Work Going On As Dead Are Being Brought Out; Revised Figures Say 142 Men In Mine At Blast Time

18 More Bodies In Mine Blast Are Recovered   35 Known Dead And 76 Still Trapped Beneath Ground

Mine Death List Ts Believed lll   35.Bodies'Have Been Found; Remaining. %6 Held Doomed

18 More Bodies Brought Out  8 PERSE Her (> eS Ae Pe  BER   Hope Abandoned for -> § * ry?  (6 Miners Trapped In Blast Debris

Fear Death Toll Will Reach 111 As Rescue Workers Hold Little Hope Of Removing 76 Men Alive From 540-Foot Shait

Abandon Hops For Rescue  Of Any More   Latest Bodies Recovered Are Badly Mutilated By Force Of Explosion.

HOPES DIM 76 MEN STILL TRAPPED IN PIT   Fear Death Toll Will Reach 111; Recover Bodies of 35 Victims

Io MORE BODIES RECOVERED FROM CENTRALIA MINE   Rescue Workers Fear Death Toll of Tuesday's Disaster . Will Reach 1722

Rescue Leader Holds ‘No Chance At All’ For 76 Miners Still Trapped in Pit

MINE RESCUE NAY REQUIRE SEVERAL DAYS   First Found Lie Like Asleep; Others Shattered py Gas Explosion

Rescue Squad Holds Out No Hope At All for 78 Miners Still Trapped Two Days After Illinois Mine Blast

WallaceOn SubjectOf ‘Aid Abroad’   Fears Trnman Policy May Establish In Three Montha Pattern Which Might Lead to War

Mackenzie’s Column  Mr, Wallace Voices Fears, But He Doesn’t Tell Entire Story

LEGION GATHERS FOR CONVENTION   29th Annual Session To Be Opened on Thursday

Veterans Pour Into New York  For Convention   Thousand Of American Legionnaires Arriving For National Sessions   SEE CONTEST FOR NEW COMMANDER

Soviet Air Fleet Believed 5 Times Larger Than U.S   Arnold Says Current Force Could Hardly Defend Northeast Coast

MURPHY DEALT ONE-YEAR JOLT BY BALL CZAR   Trautman Orders Suspension Of Topeka Club Boss, But Can Keep Stock

New Tax Cut Bill Readied   Knutson Optimistic Of Passage Even If Measure is Veteed

New Blast at ‘Imperialism’ by Zhdanoy   Politbureau Official Lines Up, Nations. of. World:in Two Camps

Moscow Calls For Solid Front Against U. S.   Zkdanov, Big Man On Politburo, Lets Go A Blast

‘No Appeasing’ Soviet Reply to Marshall Plan   Anti-American Blast Puts Nations of World Into Two Camps

Counter Plan Offered for European Aid   Zhdanov Voices Policy of ‘No Appeasement’ and All-Out Effort to Block Marshall’s Plan

Russians Urge ‘Solid Front’ Against U. $.   Chileans Join Brazil in Break With Soviets

ANTI-AMERICAN BLAST UNLEASHED BY SOVIET TODAY   Zhdanov Lined Up the Na tions Into Democratic Camps,   CALL FOR SOLID FRONT   Against the United States; Called for “No Appeasement” In New Speech.

High Official Gives Answer, Marshall Plan   Russians. Issue Violent Attack

Soviet Unleashes New Anti-American Blast;  Sounds Solid Front Call

EGYPTIANS COMPLAIN OF BRITAIN’S TROOPS   UN Handed Protest Against Presence In Country

Nation’s Great Corn Belt in Grip of The Worst Drought in 10 Years   Hot Sun Continues tc Beat Down On the Parched Lands

Nation’s Corn Is Threatened By Heat Wave   Growing Area In Grip Of Worst Drought In Last Ten Years

Hitler's Doctor Convicted For Nazi Medical Experiments   Admiral King’s Condition Called Serious By Navy

Mexico Promised New Tax Syster  President Aleman  Messages Congress

Mexican President Promises National Tax Levying Plan  Aleman Reports Administration

The President Wishes People Generally Were Like Disappointed Child

U.S. Given Rule Of Pacific Isles  U. N. Trusteeship Of Bases Granted

U.S. Officially Has Control Of Islands Japs Formerly Held   U. N. Council Approves Control of Vast Chain of Islands Strategic To Safety Of This Nation In Future

Trusteeship Over Former’ Jap Mandates Handed Over By U. N.; A: Victory For ‘Austin.

U, $. SECURES ISLAND HOLD   “Pacific Trusteeship Is Ap. proved By U. N, Security Council

Chain Pacific Islands Under America Wing   Security Council Approve: United Nations’ Decision On Strategic Area  Treyateerhin

Trusteeship Of Pacific Isles Granted To U. 5.   Austin Wins Vote After Bitter Closing Wrangle With Gromyko

Gromyko ° Abstains From Veto   Security Council Decision Shows U.S. Power, Austin Says

U.S. CONTROL OF PACIFIC ISLAND CHAIN APPROVED  SECURITY COUNCIL  mmetrovin 2468 6 Beene   SECURITY COUNCIL GIVES UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO PLAN

island Control  Strategic Trusteeship In Pacifie Amounts to Virtual Annexation

America Granted Pacific Islands  Final Action Taken by United Nations

US to Take Control Today Of Vast Pacific Isle Chain  Security Council Gives Approval.

Pacific Isles Now Officially Under American Control  Austin Wins Major UN Security Council Victory Over Reds

Sabotage Charge Hurled at Russia   Rotational Speed Record !s Claimed

U.N. Unanimously Grants Pacific Islands to U. S.   _ Austin Hails Vote as Sign Of New Accord

U.S. Gets  Control of Jap Isles   Gromyko Abstains Rather Than Veto Trusteeship Plan

U. S. Takes Over Pacific Island Rule Under U.N.   Unanimous Agreement Is Announced by Security Group

U8. GETS CONTROL OF VAST ISLAND CHAINS IN PACIFIC   Agreement Amounts to Virtual Annexetion of Fer* mer Jao Wor Boses

JAP ISLES NOW UNDER THE U.S,   Vast Chains Of Pacific Islands Where Japan Mounted Her War Attacks Went Under American Control Today.

Jap Island  Chain Goes To America   Security Council Gives Approv: al of U.S. Trusteeship over Bases Where World War } Attack war Miambaed)

Pacific Islands Go Under U.S. Control Today   Trusteeship Wins Council Approval.

Island Chain Goes Under U.S. Gonirol   Senate Must Now Ratify Agreement Giving Vital trategic Areas of Jap Mandated Chains to U.S.

U. §. Receives Control Of Jap Isles   Trusteeship Awarded This Nation by Security Council

Trusteeship Given by United Nations’ Security Advisor:    Agreement is Regarded as Sweeping Victory for U. S. Delevate

Jap Pacific Isles Given Over to U.S. Control hy the UN   Closing Arguments Bitter---Senate Must Ratify Agreement

U. N. Agrees fo U.S. Control of Jan Islands   Austin Wins Victory For U. S. in Closing . Round of Debate in Security Council

U.S. Takes Over Isles Of Pacific   Security Council Approves Plan For Strategic Area Control

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Reporters Shonld String With Law  Against Scum

Friendship Food  Reaches France   Ten Trains Are Being. . Used To Distribute 4600 Tons.

FRANCE GREETS 10 FOOD TRAINS   Distribution Begun Or 4,000-Ton Friendship Gift From U.S.A.

Friendship Food Reaches France  10 Trains to Carry It from Port to  Interne

Improvements To State Airports — Authorized By CAA; Wilson Included   Wileon Listed

CAA Lists 187 Missouri Airports For Work in Next Three Years   Class 3 Field Provided for Jefferson City; 4,431 Included in National Plan With 1947 Program Aiding Smaller Units

Airport Here Included in CAA ‘47 List   Summarizes Plan for National Construction in Next Seven Years

NEGROES BARRED ~ FROM PRIMARIES   Governor Talmadge Signs Bill to Keep Georgia Elections White.

Closed Shop Is Defended   Attorney Says Free Hiring Would Invite Sirikes

GRAIN MARKET REACHES NEW RECORD MARE   Basic Commodities Continue Climb In U.S,

DEATH OF CONTROL URGED   ‘Home Owners’ Representative Claims Act ‘Unfair’

Urges End To Rent Controls   Property Owners’ Spokesman Says Ceiling Lift Would “Ald Housing.

RENT CONTROL END URGED BY ORGANIZATION   President of Property Owners Group Asks 15 Percent Increase

Wants U. S. To End All Rent Control   Congress Group Hears Plea From Housing Owners

URAUKDOWN MADE UN AUTO CHISLERS   Kevenue Agents Start Check-up on Used Car Tax Evaders.

), F. BRENZINGER, INVENTOR DIES      Max Ams Official Was Pio ‘ neer in Development of Tin Can.

AS IN PARIS AREA   Battle Believed Won As Legal Weapon is Granted

Big German Levy Chief Soviet Aim   Must Have Reparations from Current Production,  Says Deputy   TIES UP CONFERENCE   Current Production Now Levied on Heavily in Russian Zone

SovietsRenewDemandFor Large Reparations Before Signing Any Reich Treaty

A. Y, VISHINSKY ISSUES STATEMENT ON GERMANY   Russia Never Would Accept a Settlement Without Reparation.   1S CLOSE TO MOLOTOV   Acceptance by U. S. of Principle of Reparation. Pleased Soviet.

Russia Holds  For German  Reparations Won't Accept   Won't Accept Terms Without Reparations Pay

Pay Must Come From Curren! Output, Claim   Vishinsky Declares Lack of Agreement Foremost Difficulty

Reparations Key of Red Demands     Want Payments from Current Production on Big Scale Put into Treaty

Russia Insists sermans  Pay Now   Reds Want Money To Come Out Of  Production

Reparations or No German Treaty Is  Edict of Vishinsky   Clashes With Briton on Whether London Has  Taken Reparations

Vishinsky Says Russia Insists On Reparations   Never Would Accept Ger man Settlement Without Payments Fram Current Production

Soviet Insists On Reparations  Vishinsky Says Pay Is Russian Condition

RUSSIANS INSIST ON REPARATIONS   Press Big-Scale Payments ’ From Current Output

Soviet Want Reparations   No Settlement On Germany Possible Without Payments

Reich Treaty Pivots on Red Reparations   Current Payments Demanded if Soviets Are to Reach Pact

Russ Delegate Lays Down Soviet View’ Pertaining © To German Reparations 

Vishinsky Gives Moscow's View To Newsmen   Council Unable To Agree on Frontier Issue

Molotov Aide States Position Of Soviet Union  2 0 SEA = Nae   Differences Over Question Hold Up Moscow Conference

Reich Pay Is Crux   ' Current Reparations Disagreement Blocks German Settlement

ASSERTS RUSSIA WILL NOT BUDGE ON REPARATIONS   GERMANY ‘MUST’ PAY ON A LARGE SCALE: VISHINSKY

NO SETTLEMENT WITHOUT IT, PARLEY TOLD   ‘The Thing We Have Been Fighting For,’ Vishinsky Declares

Russians Want Large Share of German Products   Won't Accept Treaty Until Reparations Question Settled

REDS APPEAR ADAMANT ON REPARATIONS   Seemingly Will Not Alter Demand That They Draw Compensation From Germany Out of Current Production.

RED APPROVAL OF SAAR PLAN SOUGHT VAINLY   French Find They Are Unable to Impress Soviet Opposition

Eliminates Big Problem For Foreign Chiefs   ‘Thing We Haye Been Fighting For’, Deputy Tells News Parley

RENEW SOVIET DEMANDS FOR REPARATIONS   Says Russia Will Not Okay Agreement Without Reich Payments

[SHINSKY UNAS REPARATIONS 10 GERMAN ACCOR   Says Payments to. Russie Should Be Made from Carrent Production

Deputy Says That Issue Is Main One   Vishinsky Holds First News Conference; Border Talk Halted

Moscow Wants Payments From Current Output   ‘Lack of Agreement On War Claims Chief Dispute at Parley’

Vishinsky Says Russia Insists on Reparations In German Production

Reds Certain To Insist On Reparations   Spokesman For Russia Outlines Nation’s Policy

Vishinsky, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, Holds First News Conference of Moscow Council.   IN SHARP EXCHANGE WITH LONDON NEWSMAN

RUSSIANS CALL of PARATIONS TREATY ‘MUST   won't Accept Any Settlement Not Involving Levy on Germany.

 SOVIET  Vishinsky . Outlines: Red Policy.  British Reporter And Deputy Clas

Security Council Shelves the Balkan Dispute in Hopes That East-West Split May Narrow

Governor Asks $91,000,000 For Biennium   Sherbow Report Not Given Consideration

Governor Submits Record Budget To State Assembly   Two-Year Budget Calls For Expenditures of 91 Million Dollars—Lane Lists Reasons For Higher Estimates

STUDY NEW NEW TAX SLASH MEASURE   ‘Would Make Cut A Graduated One . At Washington

House GOP Chiefs View Substitute Plan for Tax Cut   Alternate Scheme Believed More Beneficial to LowIncome Group   ‘SEN. WILEY SCORES  PORTAL PAY SUITS    Asks Prompt Passage of Legislation to Outlaw  AT Union Claims

May Be Presented As Substitute For Pending Tax Bill   House Appropriation Committee Looking Fo: Means Of Cutting Big Budget Proposed By President Truman.

Graduated Scale Is Being Studied By House Leaders   Rent Boost Measure Being Drawn By GOP Senators To Allow 15 Per Cent Increase

GRADUATED TAX SLASH PLAN URGED   Instead of Fiat 20 Per Cent Cut On All incomes

SLIDING SCALE SUGGESTED FOR CUTTING TAXES   Graduated “Plan: Now Studied By Republicans In Congress

unking Across Board  i Chiefs Believed lash in Income Tax   w Sliding Seale Program Seen; Senators Polish Bill To Hike Rent Ceilings; Fireworks Ahead on A-Panel Choices

MAY CUT TAX ON LOWER INCOMES   REPUBLICANS SWINGING TO GRADUATED PLAN

TAX REDUCTION PLAN STUDIED   Republicans Debate: Scrapping Flat Tax Reduction in Favor of Gra« duated Scaic Favoring Lower In« come Tax Groups.

Graduated Tax Cut Is Planned   Greatest Relief To Be Given Low-Income Taxpayers

Cuba Confiscates 4 Military Planes Made in U S.: Owner Not Named

Ecuador Has Surplus ‘of Gov't Heads   Ibarra Not Apt To Return to Presidency

Farm Security Given Attention By Mr. Truman   Expansion of Foreign And Home Markets Urged by President

SEE DANGER OF SERIOUS FIRES IN PA. FORESTS UNLESS RAINS COME SOON

Bars Go Up To Prevent Forest Fires   Hunting, Fishing And All Other Public Use Of State Land Stopped By Drouth.

Work Stopped At Harvester Plants Today   Yhicago Factories Idle anc Others May Be Affected Later

“SATIRA” GIVEN. ~ A JO-YEAR TERM   DANCER CONVICTED OF HILIING LOVER, JOHN LESTER MEE, IN HAVANA.

15-Year Term Given Satira In Mee Death   Dancer Breaks Down When Informed of ‘Severe’ Sentence

Satira Given Prison Term  Of 15 Years   Dancer Also Ordered To Pay $5,000 to Heirs Of Slain John L. Mee

"Satira’’ Breaks Down When Told Of 15-Year Term  Dancer Is Removed To Prison Infirmary

SATIRA GIVEN ~ PRISON TERN   Dancer Sentenced to Fifteen Years by Havana Court In * Slaying of John Mee

sity PLANS. AN APPEAL “TO HIGHEST CUBAN. COURT   TOLEDO. GIRL. REPORTED IN , STATED OF . COLLAPSE

HOME AFTER SIX YEARS      i $ * Last American Soldiers in Iceland Enroute to States

Here’s A Dog Story That May Bring Bit Of Relief As “Doe Davs” Arrive

Newest In Fireworks ‘At Clay County Fai   ‘New Type Set Pleces of Up-to-theminute Topics — Patriotic Numbers — Favorites

Pickets Complain To Cops After Bosses Halt Their Break-In With Firearms

Yugoslavia Held Prt marily to Blame For Support of Greek GuerriltaWarfare

PeaceAgeni for Greece  Requested   11 Balkan Nations Ask U.N. To Act On Frontier Troubles

WATCH ON GREEK FRONTIER BY U.N. AGENT PROPOSED   Balkans Conunission Puts Primary Blame for Support of Guerrilla Warfare on WYugosiavia.   BULGARIA AND ALBANIA ALSO NAMED OFFENDERS   Activities of Three States Helx Menace to Peace Subject to Action by Security Council.

Balkan Body Asks UN Set BorderWatch   Probe Group Calls Yugoslavia Guilty In Greek Troubles

AgentToKeep Border Peace Sought Of UN   Yugoslavia Held Major Supporter of Guerilla Warfare

Greek Unrest Blame Is Laid On Yugoslavia   Balkan Probers Ask U.N Body to Watch Troubled  A tee: Dies Wai i ne.

Commission to Settle Disputes in  Greece Is Advocated   Major Blame for Guerrilla Warfare Is Assigned to Yugoslavia by U.N. Investigating Committee

BORDER AGENT   Balkan Probe Group Fixes On Yugoslavia Blame Of Guerrilla Warfare

Labor Party Wins Seat in Commons   Conservatives, However, Claim Moral Victory

Laborites Win Slim Margin In Gravesend By-Election Recover Some of Lost Prestige

MARGIN BELOW 1945 MAJORITY OF LABORITES   Three More Votings Are Scheduled in Next Few Days

TRAFFIC DEATHS CLAIM SEVEN  Violence Takes Lives Of 14 Texans In 24-Hour Period

SLOVENE REDS. ~ KILL PRIESTS   PRIEST SLAIN NEAR CHURCH AND BODY OF ANOTHER FOUND IN WOODS

BILBO SCRAP IS PUT ASIDE   Senator Loses First Rounc Then Leaves for Home To Undergo Operation

SICKNESS HALTS ~ QUSTER OF BILBE      Mississippi Senator ‘Leaves For South to Undergo Cancer Operation

@ PAUL MALLON—  Russia's Critical Military Weaknesses Are Overlooked

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wr Fee eee rr  Russia’s Critical M ilitary Weaknesses Are Overlooked

Charges Reds Rule Union At Chalmers   Documented Evidence Given Senate Group By Official Of Firm

(FFICIAL SAYS iS CONTROL ‘10 UNIT   famed Movie Maker ‘Also Urges “Emancipation” of Labor -

FICIAL SAYS REDS CONTROL 10. UNIT   Famed Movie Maker Also Urges “Kmandpation” of Labor

FARM MACHINE LOCAL ACCUSED OF BEING ‘RED’   Allis-Chalmers Official Has Evidence To Prove Claim, Senate Group Told

FEW STRIKES — IN PROGRESS ~+ OVER NATION   NO WALKOUTS OF MAJOR IM" PORTANCE REPORTED: AS NEW SYSTEM PRE"PARES TO FUNC. TION

New Labor Mediation Service Begins Life. With Industrial Front Peaceful

Influence of Labor Drops to Low Point   House and Senate Labor Bill Votes Shows Marked Change

Labor's Hold At New Low   Senate Votes 68-24 on Harsh Bill To Requlate Union's Activities

LABOR'S INFLUENCE HITS CONGRESS LOW   Recent Action By Lawmakers Leaves Outlook Dark

NEW SETBACKS ARE HANDED LABOR ©   Curbs On Union Activities Likely Despite Veto   UNION STRENGTH   Estimated At 25 Per Cent In Both Houses: Influence Slips

Labor Finds Its Influence In Congress  At Low Ebb   Strong Indications Point To Enaction Of Bill Over Veto

New Measure ls Blow To Organization   Stern Curbs On Activity May Become Law

LABOR LOSING ITS INFLUENCE WITH CONGRESS   Senate Approves Curbs on Ac‘ ‘ty; Votes To Override > ost. “sto Seen Available

Labor’s Influence in Congress Faint; -Stern Law Likely   Union Supporters Make Up Only Fourth of  Congress Now

Labor Influence On Capitol Hill At 10-Year Low  Stern Union Curbs May Become Law Over Truman Veto

‘At Lowest Point In More : Than Decade, Actions In  Congress Indicate

Labor's Influence With Congress Is Lowest In Decade   Votes Show A Determination To Curb Eminence.

\Organized Labor’s Power in Congress lls at Lowest Point in over a Decade

Labor’s Power Now At Lowest Ebb in Congress   SOLONS MAY PASS MORE STERN MEASURES FOR UNIONS

METEPFOROT ORICAT. REFCORN   Organized Labor's Influence With Congress at a Low Ebb  Stern Curbs on Union Activity Seen

INFLUENCE OF LABOR WANES IN CONGRESS   Senate Action Shows Un. ions at Lowest Ebb in Decade

LABOR INFLUENCE IN CONGRESS AT ITS LOWEST EBB   TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY INDICATED BY VOTES IN SENATE AND HOUSE

Organized Labor’s Influence Hits New   Low On Capitol. Hill   Unions Muster Only. Fourth of Senate and House ta Enie Battle

Labor Power In Congress  At New Low   Both Houses Approve Union Curb Bills; Truman Veto Possible

Labor's Influence In Congress Is af All-Time Low Ebb   Indications Are Curbs for Unions Will Become Law

Labor's Influence In Congress Is Low   Least In More Than Decgde; Stern Curbs On Union Activity May Become Law Even Over Possible Veto

Labor’s Power  In Washington  Down Sharply   Only Fourth of Congress Backed Union View On Curbs

But Outcome Of Far-reaching Bills Is Still in Doubt  By Jack. Bel!

Unions Face Losing Fight In Trying To Stave Off Strict Legislation; Prestdent Silent On Action

Labor's Influence in Congress at Lowest Point In Decade With Stern Curbs on Unions in Sight

—LABOR— Influence In Capital At Low Ebb  Musters Only 26 Per Cent Of Vote

Labor Influence in Congress at Record Low Ebb   Stern Curbs on Union Activity May Be Enacted to Law

RESUMED WAR IS EXPECTED BY INDONESIA   Cabinet Meets, Anticipating Full-Scale Resumption of Hostilities With the Dutch—May Flee to Sumatra.

3 AFL UNIONS ALERT CREWS FOR WALKOUI   Attempts to Mediate W. U. Pay Dispute  Continue

BRITISH HUNGER IS QUESTIONED   Knutson Says Distilleries Should Close If True

Expert Safe-Cracker Gets Big Sum in Butte Robbery  Nitro-Glycerin Cheras Onens Door   Nitro-Glycerin Charge Opens Door of Strong-Box: Burglar Hid in Store Until Opportune Time for Job

Expert Safe- Cracker Gets Big Sum ins imei Robbery  Nitro-Glycerin Charge Opens Door of Strong-Box; Burglar Hid in

VETO STRATEGY OF DEMOCRATS   $ays Minority Party Seeks To Make Rubber Stamp Out of Congress

BOTH PARTIES CONFIDENT IN _ STATE RESULT   Congressional Election ix Tenth District Holds Spotlight

Four Hurt In 3-Car Crash On Route 240  Wreck Near Cider   Wreck Near Cider Barrel; One May Have Broken Back

PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S MISTAKE VETO’ T0 BE RECTIFIED   But That the Method for Un. doing If In Yet Uncertain,   /NO GREAT DAMAGE DONE   See. Charles G. Ross Says He Does Not Know Who Made Mistake.

TRUMAN'S VETO » ‘ALLA MISTAKE   President Hunts Method B\ Which He Can ‘Undo’ Act

Expert Sees Pork Spiral . Continuing; Beef Follows    ‘Whatever Happens Depends Partly on Housewife,’ Analyst Says Eyeing Price Togs

Pork May Liff Prices on Beef   Current High Cost Due To Early Marketing

Russia Accepts Franco-British Conference Plat   British Foreign Office Re ports Acceptance Of Economic Revival Proposal   HOPE FOR RESULTS IS NOW HELD OUT

SUFFERING § They Get Shot Atin Greece... ‘A   3 SOLONS! ... And Warnec  ‘Away From Iraq

SHELLS FIRED ATU.S.SOLONS   2 Congressmen Uninjured When Fired Upon During Greek Border Visit

MORTAR SHELLS FALL CLOSE T0 2 CONGRESSMEN   Reps. Teague And Jack. son, Inspecting Greek Frontier, Are Unhurt   APPEAL IS MADE TO PEOPLE BY PREMIER

U. S. Solons Are Fired On  In Greece   Greek Premier Calls on People for Austerity Program

Reps. Teague And Jackson Escape Injury; Group Touring Europe Two U. S. Congressmen Fired On In Northern Greek Border Area

Two Congressmen Are Fired Upon: Near Greek Border   Shells Fall Close to Them As They Are Makine Inspection Tour

Shells Fired  At Americans   4iwo Lawmakers Escape Near Slay Raorder

Congressmen Are Fired On In Greece   Two Members Of House Committee Escape Injury

2 US. Solons Are Fired On Near Bulgaria   Congressmen on Balkan Mission Escape Injury

TWO CONGRESSMEN ARE FIRED UPON   SHELLS FALL NEAR LAWMAEERS IN NORTHERN GREECE —NEITHER HURT.

Congressmen Escape Shot   U. S. Representatives In tended Targets In ~ Greece

Mortar Shells Menace Two  U. S. Visitors  Premier Announce: Austerity Program

Shot Wife And Children... ..  Manhunt Is Spread Out For Negro Man Accused Of Killing 4 Relatives

Mountaineer Shoots Four   40 Police, Deputies Seek West Virginian

Slayer Of Four Is Shot Down In Virginia Hills   Authorities Catch Man After He Kills Wife, Children

Officer Kills Slayer of Four  ' Hunted Man Found   Hunted Man Found Near Murder Scene

Report Killer Of 4: Relatives Slain By Posse   Oliver Hurley, Wayne, W Va., Had Been Hunte d Since Going On ‘Shoot tear &nree?

Manhunt Ends In Mountains; Details Lacking   4 Relatives Slain By Man Who Was in Trouble in Ohio

4. Murdered; 40 In Posse Seeking Man   Jealous Hushand Shoots Wife, Son, Sister-In-Law And His Brother

Shootings Laid toFif Of lealousy   Estranged Wife And 3-Year-Old Ser Among Victims

HALF WORKERS STAYING AWAY FROM BOARDS   Mountain States. Federation Strike Officially Over With Settlement:    UNIONISTS URGED TO — RESPECT PICKET LINES

Added Vacation, Other Benefits Included; 9,000 Employes in Area Continue to Respect Picket Lines

REPRISAL SEEN BEHIND ATTACK IN JERUSALEM   2 Women Slightly Injured; Troop Moves Add To Tense Situation

U. S. Consulate Is Damaged As Bomb Explodes   Blast Outside of Consulate in Jerusalem Thought To Be in Reprisal for Support of Palestine Partitioning.

Employe Hurt In Explosion. Early Today   Seen As Reprisal For U. S. Decision To Back Partition

Jews Report Syrian Move   Say Troops Camp Near Holy Land Border; U.S. Consulate Bombed

Syrian Troops Encamped Close   Well Equipped Units Right On Palestine Rorder.

SYRIANS POISED NEAR PALESTINE   Troops May Intend To March Across Line When British Evacuate Area

WINDOWS BLOWN IN AS GRENADE HITS PREMISES   Injuries Are Slight As American Office Building Is Shaken; Attack Seen As Retaliation For U. S. Stand In UN.

SYRIANS CAMP ALONG BORDER OF HOLY LAND   TROOPS READY TO TAKE OVER WHEN BRITISH LEAVE

Consulate in Jerusalem Is Bombed.   Woman Injured; Believed Reprisol for U. S. Decision Favoring Partition

Jewish Sources Report Syrians Near Palestine   No Confirmation   No Confirmation From Other Quarters

U. S. Consulate In Jerusalem ls Blasted   One American Woman Slightly Hurt; Bomb Tossed Over Wall

U. S. Consulate In Palestine Hit  Woman Employe Hur Slightly in Explosion

Mav Take Over When British Leave... . Report Syrian Force (jn Palestine Border

: ‘First Step’   Well-Equipped Syrian Troops Are Encamped  Near Palestine   Movement Indicates Arabs To Take Over When British Leave

Bomb Thrown At Consulate In Jerusalem  American Woman Employe Slightly  Weret D+ Down) nt

“Syrian Troops Are Encamped At Palestine Border   U.S. Consulate Damaged By Explosion Of Bomb

One Injured As American  Consulate In Jerusalem Is Slightly Damaged By Bomb      JEWISH SOURCES REPORT SYRIAN TROOPS NEAR PALESTINE BORDER. BUT NO CONFIRMATION IS MADE

Arab Bloc Blasts Stand Taken By U.S. On Palestine Partition         _ Well-Equipped Syrian Troops Reported 'Encamped Near The Palestine Border

Report Syrian Troops Encamp Near Palestine   U. S. Consulate in Jerusalem Slightly Damaged by a Bom

BEAST MISSFS lI, §, CONSULATE   Bomb Hurled Over Wall Of American Offices In Jerusalem

Syrian Troops Encamped Near Border  Stan an Part   First Step on Part Of Arab States Taken in Palestine

Syrian Troops Encamped at Border   Bomb Damages U. S. Consulate In Jerusalem

SYRIAN TROOPS TODAY ENCAMPED NEAR PALESTINE   Opposite An Area of Jewish  Agricultural Settlements.   NO CONFIRMATION   If True the Syrian Troop Movement First Step of Arabs. 

British See It as Move to '  «Take Over Palestine as England Moves Out   BOMB IN CONSULATE   Two Women Employes in US. Building Were Slightly Injured  é

SAID TO HAVE ARMOR, OTHER BiG WEAPONS   British Spokesman Believes Step Is First in Plan of Arab States to Move in if Tommies Are Withdrawn. *

U.S. Consulate ls Bombed In Jerusalem  wom VAs awmamm fetsscasle   One Woman Injured Windows and Plaster Smashed

U.S. Consulate Badly Damaged In Bomb Blast   Door Of: Polish Consulate  Reprisal Seen'For U.S. Decision ~

American Woman Hurt in Bombing   Explosion Damages Consulate Office In Jerusalem

Jews Say Syrian Troops at Border   British See It as Move to Take Over Palestine as England Moves Out   BOMB IN CONSULATE   Two Women Employes i US. Building Were Slightly Injured

New Congress  — Setup Sought   Modernization Half Done. Planning Group Says

Protective Force Must Back U.N.   Needed To Prevent Bloodshed In Plan To Settle Battle As Leaders Prepare For More Violence

More Bloodshed Means UN ‘Must Use Force in Palestine But They Haven't Army Yet

Jewish-Arab Squabble Big UN Headache   Decision Must Be Backed by Protective Forces

16 ARE CONVICTED OF SPYING FOR. SENTENCED 10 Dit   Albanians Await Hanging or Shooting Today in Tirana; Plot Against Country Charvwed.   NEWSPAPERS SCOUT AMERICAN CLAIMS

TOUGH ANTL-LABOR BILL (S APPROVED BY VOTE OF HOUSE   Senate Expected to Tone Down Measure, However, Taft Leadership to Be Given Severe Test.   BITTER DISPUTE IS SEEN FOR ACT

TAFT GETS TEST AS LABOR BILL GOES TO SENATE   May Tone Down “Tough Act Passed:

Senate Will Tone Down Tough Labor Bill Passed by House   Issue to Provide a Major Test for Sen. Taft. Who Wants "In Between" Measure

NEW: WARNING BY MARSHALL   [SECRETARY SAYS THAT U.S. MUST AID OTHER NATIONS OF THIS HEMISPHERE

Marshall Warns U. S..Must Arm Rest of Hemisphere   Secretary of State Says If We Do Not Take Action Some Other Nation Will

MARSHALL WARNS CONGRESS TO ARM WESTERN HEMISPRERE AGAINST POSSIBILITY WARK

5.03 INCHES RECORDED AT UVALDE   Lake Charlies, Lo Has 10-'ech Fall In Four Hours

206 Flee Acre Fortress; Jews Blast Hole In Wall   How It Looks To Us

acinar: _eclliiiaiterlinc is iin Aaiablaiadlel  How it Looks ‘To Us Us

House Committee Votes 20 to 30 Per Cent Tax Cut   Bill Expected To be Passed By Thursday

Reductions of 20 To 30% Provided  in Compromise  Ways, Means Group Clears Measure by A Vate of [Ato 9 

Democrats Oppose Cut In Tax Rate   Measure Approved by House Committee — Vote Prob. able Next Thursday

Small Incomes Will Receive Most Benefit   Supporters Expect House Approval Without Hitch

Sliding Scale Cuts Okayed For Millions   Slash Ranges From Ten to 30 Percent; Aids Lower Incomes

HEAT WAVE IS BELIEVED OVER   Mild Summer Weather to Prevail, Says Weather Bureau.

Last Vestige Of Heat Wave Is Shattered   /Weather Bureau Says Tem peratures Will Show Rise  in Middlewest; Storms  Brine Relief in East.

Mercury Rise Heading East   Moderate Increase Forecast for State

BAN H. S. BAND   Union Rules It Out Of Norristown Thanksgiving Parade

BITTER WRANGLE DEVELOPED IN U.N. DEBATE ON KOREA   On Whether - Representatives of Korea Should be Heard by United Nations,   A SOVIET PROPOSAL   Would Invite “Eleeted Representalives” to Hear Discussion.

Wrangle Over Korea Snarls U.N. Meeting   U.S. Supports Soviet Plan, Is Attacked by Ukraine, White Russia

REDS, U. S. CLASH OVER KOREAN ISSUE   Wrangle Is Over Whether Representatives of Korean People Should Bé Heard Regarding Plar of Independence.

Adopt Atomic Energy Report; Russia Defeated   Soviets Vote Against All Sections in U. N. Committee Session

Plan Wins Approval.   Vote in U. N. Commit tee Is 10-2 2, Russia  And Poland Voting No; Reds ON o” All Sections

Main Parts of Report Approvec  UN Atomic Energy Commission Reports

Atomic Energy Report Popular   Russia And Polanc Remain Against  Chief Issues

Russia, Poland Defeated in Atomic Vote  . =+ at ea   ‘U.N. Majority Accepts Body of Report by 10 to 2

Russians Are Opposed to Atomic Plan   Soviet Vote Against All Sections of Commission Program

ATOMIC REPORT GIVEN APPROVA L   RUSSIA VOTES NO ON ALL SECTIONS; POLAND ON FIVE

Main Parts of Report Approver  UN Atomic Energy  ff neancieeine Deanne

Reds Vote Against All Sections   Palestine Body Urges Help for 250,000 Jews In Europe

U.N. ATOMIC REPORT APPROVED IN SPITE OF RED OPPOSITION  VOTE 10-2 AS POLAND JOINS RUSSIA AGAINST SECOND PANEL PROPOSA'

Atomic Report Wins Approval   Russia and Poland Against Provisions

ReportlsOppesed By Russia,Poland   Countries Vote Against Main Sections of Atomic Energy Plan   ‘(FOR CONTROL AGENCY   Soviets Rail To Approve Any Sections of the Proposal

Russians Vote Against All Sections Of Atomic Report      Main Sections Of Second Draft Of UN Commission Approved By A Majority of Ten Countries In Commission’s Political Committee

Reds Vote Against Atom Plan   Poland Joins Russia To Oppose UN's Form ©f Control

Russia Says No on Atomic Repor  Negative Yote on All Six Sections

Part Of Atomic Report Okayed   Russia And Poland In Negative On Five Of Six Sections

UNO COMPLETES ATOM PROGRAM   Russia, Poland Only Dissenters To Report

STORM CHANGES COURSE; FLORIDA NOW OUT OF PATH   Weather Bureau Says Hurrieane Offers No Immediate Threat to Continental United States.   PENINSULA STATE CHEERED BY REPORT   Disturbance Would Not Strike  Before Monday Should li Again Head Toward Mainland,

NEW HURRICANE VEERS TO SEA   No Immediate Threat Offered To Continental U. S.

Increased Feed Output May Be Sought Soon   Poor Corn Crop Said Reason For Proposed Government Action

U. S. Wants More Land in Feed Grains  748 Goal Set at   748 Goal Set at 6.5 Per Cent More Than Last Year

GRAIN PLANTING TO BE SPURRED   Government Asks Biever Crop Next Year; Corn Stocks Dwindle

Additional Livestock Feed  Grain Acreage To Be Asked To Replenish This Year’s Corn Crop

U. S. Requests Increase In  Feed Grains   Government Plans Call for 6.5 Per Cent Boost in Planting

ASK FARMERS TO PLANT MORE FEED GRAINS   Will Attempt to Replenish Supplies Cut Short by Poor Corn Crop

Plant More Grain. Farmers Are Bid  Good Crop Rotation, Soil Conservation  To Re Sacrificed

ard.& Last Opponent Withdraws   Mrs. Stevens Follows Phillips and Hensarling in Quitting Contest

Suit May Be Filed In Miners’ Deaths   Case To Be Based On Supreme Court Ruling That Coal Miners Are Government Emploves

UMW CONSIBERS ~FILING OF CLAIMS   May Ask Government for Damages for Il. Deaths.

UMW MAY FILE CLAIMS IN {fl MINERS DEATHS   Suit Would Be Against U. 8 Government Ir Deaths At Gentralia

UMW May File Claims Against Fed. Government   Suits Would Arise From Deaths of  Qlantrahiia Minarc

Importance of Monogram on Lap Robe Befuddles Othman at Probe on Meyers

‘Whether Lap Robe Did or Did Not Have a Monogram Appears to Be Important

Truman Will Air His Aid Program As Clamor Rises   Opposition to Heavie Spending for Europe Begins to Appear

Fifty-Three Perish When Liner Crashes In Maryland Friday Night   Smash-Up Is Worst In U. S. History   Total Of 428 Persons Kill ed So Far This Year In Major Air Mishaps

Plane Crackups Take 180 Lives In Three Days   Death Toll in Series Of Disastrous Crashes Third of Year’s Total

175 Lives Lost In Widespread Plane Disasters   53 Dead In Maryland Crash Worst Aviation Tragedy In U.S. History; 41 More Mie In N.Y. Crackun:-

WORST CRASH IN MARYLAND, FATAL 1053   NOT ONE ESCAPES AS DC-4 TAKES DEATH PLUNGE

jth A ouieeey pC   Worst Air Tragedy In U. S. History Takes 53 Lives In Marviand   HUSHED RELATIVES GO TO ATTEMPT IDENTIFICATIONS

Airplane Crashes In The Past Few: Days Have Taken Toll of 180 Lives   Sixth Victim of Auta Crash Dies

Airline Wrecks Take Toll Of 180 Persons   Two Disastrous Crackups Take 94 Lives; Less Than 24 Hours Apart.

AIRMAN. SAYS SOLON WILI PROBABLY BE ‘IN MY HAIR FOR THE REST OF MY — ue LIFE’

Hughes Returns To Plane Plans   Haggard Builder Lands On Coast; Makes Scathing Remarks At Sen. Brewster

Seek to Save Britain Money In German Occupation Setup “‘Peacetime Shaef” Is Foreseen_ .

New Plan for Reich Zone to Be Studied   British and American Financial Conference Scheduled for Today to Discuss Agreement on Dividing Occupation Costs.

Pilot Is Killed In Air Crash At Ames Field   Mervin Witherow, of Philipsburg, Victim of Fall At Former “Graveyard of Air.’

Defeat Due:  Fax Cut Aet Death Again Seems Sure   Tax Cut Due For Second Death   Veto Of Bul By Truman Seems Sure To Stick Again

British Cop Dies in Holy Land Blast   Explosion Follows Telephone Warning by Irgun Group

IRGUNISTS HIT AGAIN IN JERUSALEM   Blast Public Works Building; British Policeman Killed

PLOSION RUGKS JERUSALEM AREA: REPORT KIDNAPING   One British Policeman Is Killed; Others Injured In Blast Today; Three Men Are Buried.   SIXTY ARRESTED IN HUGE ROUNDUP

NLRB Action Hits Bridges   Petition Dismissed for Failure to File Non-Red Affidavit

Bridges Refuses to Sign Non-Red Oath; Union Stricken From Ballot

Women Employes Defy Miners’ Tradition; Go Down In Coal Mine   Meat Prices Drop; Local Rises In Bread, Milk Shade Picture

Vermer Oklahoma Co-Kd is In Alabuma Stato Prison to Servo. TonYear Robbery Setence,

TERROR RAIDS. GET-UNDERWAY IN BUDAPEST   RED-DOMINATED POLICE SEIZE ONE OF LEADERS OP.  , POSING COMMUNIST  CONTROL OF NATIONS

Anti-Red Leader Is Arrested   Communist-Inspired Move In Hungary Is Viewed As Warning

COMMIES  SEIZE POLITICAL CHIEF   Hungarians Move To Suppress Sunday Ballot Protests

TRUMAN REPORTS NEARLY FIVE BILLION DOLLARS SURPLUS POSSIBLE THIS FISCAL YEAR

HUNT. MAN FOR IOWAN’S DEATH   Holmes of Davenport Is Wanted by Police

Man Booked In Murder Of Hub Woman.   “Victim Former - Auburn Resident

HOOVER DENIES     tl   ‘Doesn't Blame U.S. ‘Involvement on i “Provocation”

HOOVER-ISSUES QUOTE DENIAL   EX-PRESIDENT SAYS HE DID NOT MAKE JAP ATTACK **PROVOCATION’’ STATEMENT

Dare Leaves T hree Electroc uted  Driver Speeds On as Death Alight:

Challenge to Car Race Brings Death To Three When Live Wire Hits Auto

Force Needed to Unload Jews   British at Hamburg Use Clubs Sparinaly

First Contingent Of 4300 Landed By British Guare   Iegal Immigrants Taken To DP Camp 8 Miles From Luebeck Ae

Screaming Mob Landed At Hambure   Jews Fail In Effort To Reach Jerusalem Port

BRITISH HAVE TO USE FORCE ON OBJECTORS   Trouble Starts When Kalf of Boat Load Had Debarked

Unruly Jews Hauled From Refugee Ship; Most Leave Quietly   Train Heading for Luebeck Camp Damaged by Defiant Coach Mobs

JEWS BATTLE: AFTER WOMEN ARE REMOVED   First of Three Ships Unloads at Hamburg; 4,300 Sent to Camp.

America Mourns Roosevelt Anew  ww   Truman Leads Tribute Two Years After Death

SALARY OF $110,000 PAID ARKANSAS GIRL   Dorothy Shaver, Native of Mena, Draws Pay as President of New York Store.

CIRCLE 4, W. S. C. S. ELECTS OFFICERS AT TUESDAY AFTERNOON MEETING

TILDEN SENTENCED ON MORALS CHARGE   Former Tennis Star Faces § Months at Hard Labor

TO PROMOTE MILLION ACRES   As Tourist Mecca In North Central Pennsy! vania.

Belt-Tightening Urged fo Curb Soaring Prices   Meatless Days Also Proposed as Costs of Food Centinue Surge

Food Prices Continue Rise  ‘Eat Less’ Pleas Gein Momentum Ameng U.S. Officials

Labor Party Backs Draft For Britain   Prof. Laski Calls Peacetime Program Vital to Defense

WINS BATTLE ON DRAFT   Party Delegates Back Conscription By Large Margin

Conscription Battle Is Decided   Contest Provides First Major Test Of Party Strength

Wallace Offers 1-Point Program ‘fo Bring Peace   Tells Milwaukee Crowd Truman Plan ‘Interferes’ Abroad

Wallace Outlines Own ‘7-Point Peace Pattern  Approves Aiding Destitute Nations 1 Ry Bits Hslt-Communism Motive

Wallace Offers Own Program Of Foreign Aid   Blasts Truman Policy of Seeking To. Halt Communism

Wallace Outlines Program _As Basis for World Peace   Presidential Aspirant Charges Democrats, GOP Whooping It Up’ for War with Russia

Wallace fo Rest A Month Before Opening Campaign:   Condemns Truman Doctrine in Milwaukee Speech

Party Leaders Said Whooping Up War Talk’   Truman Policy To Halt Communism Soundly Flaved

CURLEY WILL DRAW PAY WHILE IN JAIL   Corporation Counsel Rules He I}: Entitled to Salary as Mayor gant Rocton_

UNITED CHURCH COUNCIL MEETS HERE FRIDAY   Combined Women’s Groups Three Local Churches Plan. Program

UNITED CHURCH COUNCIL NAME NEW OFFICERS   Hold Annual Meet Friday Kewanee Woman Is The Guest Speaker

Daily Forecast To Be Wired City      asl Gaye Bact IES Contribution To World Peace Is in Keeping Strong Military Power

Forrestal Sees Military Might As ‘Peace Arm’   Says U. S. Armed Force Is Main Hope for World Until UN Reaches Maturity

SWING TO LEFT HALTED?  Red Strength Waning i in Europe, Solon Declares

Bill Calls For Semi- Annual Checking of Autos; 50 MPH Speed Limit

1,000 M.P.H. Speed Still Expected Of Bell's Experimental Rocket Ship

PLANE CRASH DATA SOUGHT   Congress Calls on Aviation Authorities to Submit Facts and Figures

_ THE CANDIDATES SPEAK   Vital Issues Facing Future of City Are Discussed

108,000 MAY QUIT MONDAY OR TUESDAY   l1th-Hour Meeting Is Called in Effort To Avert It

FORD, UNION PENSION PLAN RIFT WIDENS   United Auto Worker Strike Slated For Tuesday

UAW Votes Ford Company Strike   Walkout of 108,000 May Start Monday

SitelsNear Testing Area      Denver Paper Says Huge Cayerns Being Dug inte Mountaine ; :

SUPER - SECRET PROJECT GETS RUMOR FLYING   Army Authorities Brand Story As Fantastic, Sandia Area  Well-Guarded   PAPER CLAIMS CAVES DUG FOR ATOM DEFENSE

Armed Forces Building Huge Caves In N. M.   Paper Says Caverns Be ing Constructed for Atomic Defense

Southwest Agog Over Rumors About New U.S. Super-project in New Mexicc

‘Rumors Flying About Super-Secret Project Being Built in New Mexico

Caves for Atomic Defense Rumored As Secret Project in New Mexico

Speculation Rife About $10,000,000 Super-Secret Works ....  Rumors Of Atom Project In West

RUMORS FLY ON SUPER PROJECT   Secret New Mexico Jot   May Concern Atom

—ARMY DEFENSE BASE COSTS $10,000, 000— 7  Report Secret A-Bomb Caves in ‘Southwes'

Atomic Defense Story Said To Be Fantastic  But Project Being   But Project Being Built In New Mexico Kept Super-Secret

Plenty Of Rumors About Sup er-Secret $10 Million Project In New Mexico

Huge Caverns Being Dug in Mountains   Denver Paper Hints Atomic War Defenses; Military Remaine Silent

' Mysterious Preparations  Atomic Warfare Plans Go Underground, Paper Says

Private Fliers Spot ‘Igloos’ Which May Hide Super-Secrets   In Res@areh Area

Super-Secret Atom Project  Reported Built   Denver Newspaper Quotes Pilots Flying Over $10,000,000 Rase in New Mexico

Secret Project Rumored In N.M   Tell Of 'Super-Secref’ Military Incstollation East Of Albuquerque

Secret Projects For Atom Plants Told By Airmen   Fantastic Rumors Of Cave Factories Come From Desert

SPECULATION HEAVY ON SUPPOSED CENTER QF ATOMIC ACTIVITY   Denver Pest Reports Army Building Huge Caverns, Other Installations   SAY 10 MILLION INVOLVED

Denver Post Story Termed Fantastic   Army Flier Says Underground Work Might Be Going On

Rumors Fly, Denials Issued hy U.S Officials On Secret Sandia Project

Rumors Fly Thick About Secret Army Project; Reports Say It May Be Atomic Defense Plant

Rumors Rife About Super-Secret Army Project Under Way      Mesa in Middle of Rio Grande Valley Site of  Defense Construction

Rumors Fly on Secret Underground ‘Atomic Defense Project in West

May Walk Out Momentarily, Union Asserts   Unions Threaten to Disre. gard Original Deadline of Next Tuesday

Telegraphers Threaten Nation With Walkout  All Western Union  Fac ge 

UNION LEADERS GIVE NOTICE OF SUDDEN ACTION   Nationwide Walkout of Western Union Workers Scheduled for Tuesday

WU Walkout Is Threatened ‘At Any Time’   AFL Unions Say They May Ignore " Tuesday Zero Hour

Telegraph Strike May Be Sudden, Unions Declare  Talks Continue in Effart tn Farastall   Talks Continue in Effort to Forestall Walkout of 50,000

Telegraph Strike May Start Without Advance Warning   Unions Might ‘Call Walkout Momentarily

STATE SEEKS COURT ACTION   To File for Injunction After Pickets Stop Trucks

Picnickers Die  in Tram Wreck   16 Killed, 60 Injured 1; Worst Australian Mishen In Years.

16 AUSTRALIANS KILLED IN WRECK   60 Others Hurt When Train Leaves Rails

Hof Springs Goes To Court To Get Stadium   Little Rock’s Bid Not “Best” Offered, Resort City Charges

DISTRIBUTION WILL “SE ALLOCATED AFTER DEC.  IN ALABAMA  INDICATIONS ARE THAT PROGRAM WILL EXTEND VIRTUALLY OVER U. S.

Gasoline to Be Rationed   DC ANALUIOLIICU Standard Oil Will  Launch Program in Alehkema Placemkhes %

Standard Will Ration ' Gasoline in Alabama   ‘May’ Spread to Mast Parts of Nation--Joo Henvy fancimntian

Cooler Weather Heads for Ohio   Floods in Midwest Surging Downstream

FACE FEDERAL PENALTIES   Rep. Monroney Says Many May Be Put on “Hot Seat”

Eight Killed as Terrorists Blast British Troop Train   Attack Follows by Two Hours Suicide of Two Condemned Jews in Jerusalem—Wreckage Machine-Gunned—Underground Blamed.

Eight Dead In Wreckage Near Tel Aviv City   Attack Occurred Twe Hours After Two Condemned Jews Commit ‘ ted Suicide   Mines Placed Under Tracks   Arms, Legs and Other Parts Of Mutilated Bodies Reported Seen In Debris

Parley Warned Against Definine Of ‘Aggression’   Vandenberg Asserts Disunity Instead of Solidarity To Result

CUBA SUGGESTS ECONOMIC HELP   Marshall Speech Cautions U. S. No ‘Santa Claus’

Cuba Asks  Economic Protection   Senator Vandenberg Warns on Attempting to Define Aggression

Cuba Asks Economic Protection  Ca msamibe: Aims wh   Security Against Military Attack On Hemisphere Also Requested

CUBA ASKS ECONOMIC PROTECTION   Presents Appeal At inter-American Meet in Brazil

ARE MOVING THIS WAY   Bicycling K. os (;rad Plans To Spend Tonight at Moran

Two Are Executed At State Prison   Double Execution Takes Place At  Rockview Prison Early  This Morning

New Industrial Development Along The ‘Tavas And Pacific Will Be Pushed

TURNPIKE ’D EKTENOION DUE IN 48   Duff Says Actual Construction Nears on Philadelphia Link.

‘Mussolini's Reputed Killer Says Duce “Died a Coward” Had No Intention of Killing Woman

Reputed Executioner Says II Duce, Terror-Stricken, Died A Coward

Il Duce ‘Died a Coward’  ‘I Feel No Sorrow,’ Says ~ Mussolini Executioner

Executioner Says ll Duce Died A Coward   ‘Mistress Threw Herself In Front In Attempt To Save Mussolini, He Says

‘Shook Wiuh ferror Mussolini Died A Coward. Says Reputed Executioner In Interview

 Reputed Executioner OF Mussolini Asserts Once-Brave H Duce Died ‘Coward's Death’

(CONTINUATION RENT CONTROLS SEEN, OPPOSED BY CONGRESSMEN: IFEM MEMBER HITS PRICE POLICY

5 Men Drown In Yellowstone Lake in Sforms   One of Victims Was M. C. Baldwin, Owner Of Lawton Soft Drink Bottling Company

Republicans Standing Firm For Cuts In 1947  Against Truman Policy   Republican Goal Is To Make Reduction In Income Taxes, Balance Budget And Make Payments On National Debt This Year.

Truman Takes Stand Against Tax Reductions  Budaet Message   Budget Message Goes to Congress Asking 37 Billion

BUDGET PROPOSAL WILL CLASH WITH REPUBLICAN PLAN   Truman Expected to Take Stand  Against Tax Cut; Figures  Are at High Mark

Truman to Ask For 37 Billion   President Takes Strong Stand Against Any Tax Cuts; Plea to Reduce Public Debt Runs Counter to Determined Knutson Drive

Truman Takes Stand Against Tax Reduction   Budget Message Will Be Given Tomorrow; Arguments Expected

Truman, GOP Congress Head For ‘Tax Showdown; Other Conflicts Develop

Temperatures   Estimates to Clash Sharply With Taber Data on Government Costs; Taxation Compromise Is Probable

Truman Budget Is Larger Than GOP Wanted   President Reported About to Offer Plea ‘Against Cutting Taxes

To Take Firm Stand Against Tax Reduction   Figures Clash With GOP Budget Estimates, TaxCutting Plans

President To Give Views In  Friday Speech   Budget Proposal Of 37 Billions —  Said Prenared

President to Ask About 74 Billion As Relief Starter  Four-Year Cost of Marshall Plan to Be Bt.) ok tk Den

PRESIDENT [5 REPORTED READY 10 GIVE BUDGET   $37,0060,000,000 Budget Reported; No Tax Cutting

Report President Ready To Send Congress His. Budget; Battle Tax Cut

Taber Thinks 2914 Billions Should Be Enough; Possible Presidential Views Cited; Confusion Grows

HUGE BUDGET BEING PREPARED BY PRES TRUMAN   Message Will Oppose  Tay Cite At Thie

Truman, Congress Heac for Battle on Taxes   Chief Expected to Submit $37,000,000,000 Budget; to Oppose Reduction of Levies

HEAR TRUMAN T0 FIGHT ANY TAX CUT PLAN   President’s ; Budget Is Expected to Be $37,000,000,000, Compared With a Republican Estimate of $29.500.000.000.

Taxes Start Rift Between Truman, GOP   President Is Expected To Veto Two Quickie Tax Cutting Bills.

Budget Speech Opposition to Cuts Expected   President Believed to Favor Debt Reduction Before Income Rate Slash Is Made

See Clash on Budget, aves  "Tos tia ah Bel Ran   Truman Reported to Be Ready to Oppose Any Tax Cuts

Speculative Top Of 37 Billions May Bring Clash   Differs from 29% Estimate Set by  GOP-.-Say Truman Against Tax Cuts

PRESIDENT SET TO OPPOSE CUT IN INCOME TAX   Budget Message Friday Expected to Ask for 37 Billions

 — FIGHT — a Clashes  With GOP  Estimate _  TAX CU TTIN GBATTLE LOOMS.

Republicans Stand Pat ~ On Tax Slashing Program   Martin Says Republicans Will Institute Own Financial Program. Carry Out Personal Income Tax ond Excise Tae Onto

uch) Speculation On Budget Figure   Truman Reported Ready With $37,000,000,000 n.doeet For Congress

Truman, Republicans Head fer Showdown On Immediate Slash   GOP Insists on Making Cuts, President Pressing For Continuance; Two White House Vetoes Seen Resulting from Tiff

President Opposed to Tax Cutting   Figure Clashes Head-On With Fstimates Given By G.0.P. Chairman of  aE . et een

Estimates For Budget Differ By $7 Billion   Income Tax Slash Becomes Hot Issue

TRUMAN, GOP HEADED FOR TAX BATTLE   Republicans Standing Pat for 1947 Income Tax Reduction, Balanced Budget.

TRUMAN BUDGET FACES CLASH WITH GOP IDEA FOR TAX CUTS   President Reported Ready To Ask For $37 Billion In Budget Message

Truman Ready to Send New Budget Before Congress   37 Billions Asked; President Opposes Tax Cut for Present

Truman Proposes PlantoKeep — U.S. Prosperous   Raise Minimum Pay, Increase Benefits

BUDGET CALLS MAY oTlhi TAX SLASH BATTLE   How to Cut Income and Save More Money Problem for Congress.

—PRUMAN— Battle Over Budget Seen Developing  First Tilt With Congress Is Seen

Veto Battle Seen Probable on Tax Issue   Truman Expected to Clash Head-on With. Republican Congress

Say $37 Billion Budget Figure Sef By President   GOP Appropriations Committee Chairman Reports $29 Billion Total Is Adequate

President May Ask 37 Billion Budget Without Tax Cut  _ Conflict Between President   ‘Aes EAD Annan  tlaly

Figure ls Far Over What GOP  Feels Necessary   President Also Likely To Take Strong Stand Against Tax Cuts.

Strong Stand by Truman Against Tax Slash Looms   GOP and President Due To Lock Horns On Revenue Measure

President May Oppose Tax Cuts   Ready to Send Budget Of 37 Billion Dollars . To Congress to Defy . Tax-Cutting Drives

Report Truman T Oppose Any Tax Reduction       get of 37 Billion - Friday

Truman Firm In Opposition To Tax Slash   New $37,00C,000,000 Budget Readied to Send to Congress

G. O. P. Firm Upon Income Excise Slash   Labor Law Change Receives Company In Hot Issue List

TRUMAN PLANS STAND AGAINST ANY TAX CUTS   President’s Budget to Clash Headon:- With Republican Estimates

Truman Ready To Present Long-Range. Plan   Will Ask 16 Billions for Four-Year Program

Truman Reportedly To Oppose Tax Cut; Readies New Budge   President’s Budget Figure Said to be 37 Billions,  ©Clashing With GOP

President Truman's Annual Message Under Barrage Of Friendly But Firm GOP Fire; Insist Taxes Will Be Cut   GOP TO INSTITUTE OWN TAX PROGRAM

President Wil Push for Debt Slashes   Anticipated Budget Total Is Higher Than GOP Estimate

Prints the News Tells the Truth   Truman Wil Insist on No Tax Reduction   37 Billion Dotfer Budget Message Ready Tomorrow

(‘ongress Plans Reduction Despite Opposition; Calls Labor Proposals Too Mild

Truman Budge Reported Far Over GOP Sum  President May Ask $37 Billion—

Truman Ready To Request $37 Billion Without Slash In Taxes Paid ByAmericans

LOWERED TAXES SEEMS CERTAIN   GOP Goal Is to Increase Take Home Pay o Workers.

Truman May Oppose Any Cut In ‘Taxes   President Ready To Send Congress $37,000,000,000 Budget

Truman Seeks Budget of 37 Billions   Wants Extra Income Applied to Federal Deht

Request in Budget To Face Fight   Clash Seen Between Truman And GOP Solons On Issues.

‘See More Drastic GOP Steps to End  Wave af Strikes   Republicans Say That President Truman's Recom mendations Did Not Go Far Enough; Wili Fol. law Chen Pronosed Fiscal Program for Nation.

Discussion Of Labor Measures Subsides While Solons Speculate On Contents Of Truman Message On Finances

ShowdownBattle Due Over Taxes   Republicans Insist On Reductions But Truman Stands Pat

WILL PROPOSE A BUDGET OF 37 BILLIONS   Congress Will Get Message Tomorrow; Soe Firht on Taxes

Republicans Insist U pon Lower Taxes   Speaker Martin Reveals Plans Ot His Parts

Expected To Oppose Any Tax Cuts   $37,000,000,000 Figure Clashes With GOP Estimate

Faces His First Clash With New Congress   President Fayors 37 Billion Dollar Budget, Drastic Federal Economies; Compromise [n Income Levy Possihle

41 EXECUTED IN GREECE, REPORT   Firing Squads Busy in Last 24 Hours, Says Athens

Three Barefoot Prisoners Escape From Jail at Jackson--Not Caught

Assembly Speeds Appropriations For Six Months   House Expected to Pass Bill Today, Quit for Week-end

OPEN WAY FOR QUICK PASSAGE OF STATE BILL   Expect Early Approval i House of Appropriation Measure in Columbus

Quick Passage Of Ohio Appropriations Bill Seen   Wonderful While It Lasted— Mystery Of $50 Checks Solved

4-YEAR GUARANTEE OF AID TO EUROPE ASKED BY TRUMAN   Landon Reveals President’s Stand on Long-Range Program After Conference at White House.   VIEWS CONFLICT WITH THOSE OF G. 0. P   Taft and Other Republicar Leaders Would Give Assistance on Year-toYear Basis,

Truman And Landon Discuss Foreign Aid   President Wants Underwrite Program For Four Years

President Wants Congress to Underwrite E urope s Four- Year Recovery Plan

F our-Year Aid Program Asked   Landon Reveals President's Plan After Interview

Four-Year Aid Plan Urged By President   Truman Confers With Landon: At. White Hotise. Parley

Landon Says:  Truman Wants Congress To Underwrite Europe Aic Program For Four Years

LANDON Is SPOKESMAN FOR TRUMAN   Agrees with President On Four-Year All Out  Program tor Europe

President Backs 4-Year Plan in  Western Europe  Truman’s Views Told  by Landon After eee ee ee

MARTIAL LAW SLATED MONDAY      Jewish Groups Expected To Ignore Ultimatum Issued By British Leaders

Martial Law Due Monday In Palestine   Expect Jewish Council To Reiect Ultimatum Of Great Britain

Report Martial Law Is Planned  For Palestine   Zionist Leaders Expect Action After Rejection Of British Ultimatum   DECISION MAY BE GIVEN TODAY

Grain, Livestock Prices Decline  Committee Urges Speculation Curb

HIGH PRICES, FOREIGN AID ARE STUDIED   President to Release Statement Today On Current Crisis

Probers Ask Curb Put Or Speculation  " Checks On ‘Severe’ Postwar Inflation   Checks On ‘Severe’ Postwar Inflation Trend Is Proposed

Costs Of Food Cecline Again OnU. S. Marts      President Urged To Curi - Speculation On. Markete

FOOD SITUATION I$ DISCUSSED BY OFFICIALS   Truman Meets With Cabinet; Statement May Be Issued Today   GRAIN, LIVESTOCK PRICES SHOW DROP

Speculation In Food Is Hit By Committee   Asks Truman To Raise Margin Requirements On Grain Exchanges

Crews Reach Wreckage On Mountain   First Reports Indicate Airliner Crashed Into Ridge and Burned While  - En Level Flight

World Facing ManyProblems Greets 1947   Expressions Of Hope, Prayers For Guidance Said

EXPRESSIONS OF HOPE FOR WORLD GREET NEW YEAR   U. S. Has Biggest Anc Costliest Blowout; 79 Holiday Deaths   PRESIDENT WORKS ON CONGRESS SPEECH

World Hopeful As °47 Brings New Problems   War-Weary People Mark End of Old Year In Many Different Wav<«

Peoples of World, Many Facing an Uncertain Future React Differently to Dawn of 1947; Some Hopeful, Many Discouraged.

Body Of Second Collyer Brother Found In Home   ‘Mystery Surrounding Death:  Of New York’s Hermits Not Yet Cleared Up

POLICE FIND BODY OF MISS _ ING “HERMIT BENEATH  MASS OF DEBRIS, IN  ooo ROUSE

F.H. LaGuardia, 3 Times Mayor 0! New York IsDeac   Colorful Figure Ip American Politics Dies From Cancer

NATION MOURNS LITTLE FLOWER      Fiorello LaGuardia Dies in N.Y.

GAY WELC IS PREDICTED HERE FOR *48   Private Parties, Dances Expected to Share Popularity   CAUTION IS URGED

 FARM. BUREAU  “sy ” .° . MEMBERS. VOTE TO et . Yoo. '..° JINCREASE: DUES

FARM BUREAU VOTES TO RAISE HUES FOR 1948      VALORIS JOHNSON ELECTETL FARM BUREAU PRESIDENT IN ANNUAL ELECTION.

Woodward's Toll Rising   Now at 94 Dead, May Reach 100; Schools Closed For Remainder of Year

Woodward Death Toll May Reach 100 Mark   Six Unidentified---Nine Still Missing---Schoals Will Cloce for Yeor

HARD RAIN FOR LUCKY LAWTON   Precipitation Measures More Than Inch—Other State Areas Drenched

Two Measures Are Vetoed By  Governor Blue   Special Group To Plan Changes In Retirement Act Disavnvroved.

Railroad Officinls Can Give No Eatimate of Dead or Injured: = Many Given Emergency - Treatment ut Scene of Accident, "

Ratiroad Officials Can Give No fia« timate of Dead  or Injured — Many Given Enmiergeney ‘Treat. ment at Sedne of Aceldent, -

Bishop Gilmore Asks Support for School Drive  Statement Issued on Need for

Bishop Gilmore Asks Support for School Drive  Statement Issued on Need for Building in Butte

Blame Reds  lor Strikes  Shippine Industrs   Shipping Industry Makes Complaint

Company Balks At —s Offer To Phone Strikers   Federal Conciliators Stopped Cold In Attempt To Settle Walkout Through Bargaining; Union Denounces Sab rtage Implication

Solons Fear Dire Results From Policy   Vandenherg, However, Says President Faced Facts, a a Eg

MIXED REACTION GREETS ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT   Vandenberg Sees Congress Going Along With Tru man’s Request

Capitol Hill Reacts To giccerp § Talk  eceives Appeal t Aid With —

Virtual Declaration Of War, Is Reaction Of Some Congress’ Opinion Divided On Truman Appeal To Thwart Reds

New Threat Seen In Tropical Storm Heavy Winds Again  Hit North Carolina

Warnings Up Along Coast Of Carolinas  200-Mile Stretch ° Menaced as Winds  TT*.,. nn ware

TYPHOON TAKES 2,000 IN JAPAN   Floods Break Through More Levees’ Into City Of Tokyo

Ehod Breaks Tokyo I Dikes   2,000 Lives Feared Lost  Due ta: Tynhoon

SCATTERED FROST PRE.  DICTED OVER NORTHERN . PART OF STATE-—WIND  DAMAGE SUNDAY «

11,000 BUSHELS WHEAT YESTERDAY   Were Delivered to Local  Elevators at Price of  $1.95 a Bushel      PEAK LAST OF WEEK

Were Delivered_to Local Elevators at Price of  $1.95 a Bushel   PEAK LAST OF WEEK

PLANE SECRETS GIVEN TO REDS   Hollywood Critic Tells Congressmen at Hearing Communists Tricked Pilot

ESPIONAGE STORY STEALS SPOTLIGHT INFILMLAND PROBE   Ex-Pilot ‘Tricked’ Into Weiting Article on Speed Craft, Critic Says.   HEARING UPROARIOUS   Inquirers Told Communiets Plaque Broadway as Well as Hollywood.

OUTLOOK DARK FOR REDUCED FOOD COSTS   Prices of Meat, Poultry, Eggs and Cereals May Go Up

Less Food at Continued High Prices Due To Keep '48 Cost of Living Hia!

TRAFFIC DEATHS MOUNT STEADILY   go Fatalities Counted Since 6 p. m. Friday

TRAFFIC FATALITIES MOUNT IN NATION   Sixty-Four Killed in Motor Ca: Accidents Since Labor Day Exodus Beran.

TRAFFIC DEATHS MOUNT IN U, S. — CAUTION URGED   Safety Council Feers 250 Tc Lese Lives over Long Holiday Week-end

otato: Growers © arger. Aéreage = Despite 1946 Surplus       Tells Survivors . File Claims Now: - For G1 Benefits

SHE HAD MOMENTARY LAPSE  Mrs. Roosevelt Says Sun In -HerEyes Caused Collision

Mrs. Roosevelt Crossed Line Momentarily   She Tells Judge in Affidavit; Says Sun Was Shining in Eyes

BUT UNLIKELY TO VETO BILL ON INCOME TAX   Measure Calls for ‘Half Rate This Year, Full Rate Thereafter

Legislature Passes Bill for Full Rate After This Year; Opposed by Governor

Sharp Defeat For Gov. Blue On Income Tax   House Votes Half Rate  This Year, Full Payment Thassattar.

BLUE SUFFERS DEFEAT IN TAX RATE MEASURE   Measure Calls for Half  Rate'on This Year and Full Levy Thereafter

ITALIAN STRIKE CALLED OFF BUT LAND. MARCH ON ROME POSSIBLE DEPUTIES DISCUSSING COLONIES

Execute Two At Rockview Prison   Delaware County Slayers Of Gas Station Attendant Die In Electric Chair

Few Sections Fear Shortage Of Power Soon   “BROWN-OUT DANGER IS SEEN FOR MANY CITIES

AIRPORTS AND DESIGN BLAMED   Institute Reports On Study Of Crashes And Operation

October’s ‘Heat Wave’ Continues   Cooler Weatheit Forecast for Midwest Parts Over Weekend

3,131 TRADERS NAMED IN LIST   No Public Officials Included On 4th Spectacular List Reported by Anderson

Fourth List of Traders Given Out by Anderson   None Are Identified a: Public Officials; No Illegality

Sen. Taft Links Europe's Ills to Democrat Policy   To Vote for Bill

vl BLAMES sl OKs Quit      Senate Quits Until Monday, Delaying Relief: Action

Taft Charges. FDR, Truman Bred Trouble   Senator Claims Executive Heads Let Russians Build Strength With Opnortunitv For Reranery

TAFT WILL VOTE FOR EUROPE AID BILL, HE ASSERTS   Blames Democrats, Haw: ever, for Economic Chaos: Abroad.   DELAYS PROTESTED   Foreign Countries Forbidden to Use Fusds to Buy Arms,

European Aid Act Meets New Senate Delay   Taft Claims Policies Of Roosevelt-Truman Bred Chaos in Lurope

EUROPEAN RELIEF ~—-BILLIS DELAYER   Tare CHARGES F. D. B-TRUMAN POLICIES LED TO  CHAOS ON CONTINENT.

Allowed Russia To Build Power  Winter Relief Bill Encounters Delay

Winter Relief Bill Encounters Senate Delay      Taft Says “FDR- Truman ’ Policies Bred: Chaos : : adn Europe ae ee

Executive Policies Blamed by Taft For Aid Demand on U.S.   Senator Charges Roosevelt-Truman Policies Bred Economic Chaos in Europe by Giving Russia Chance to Build Up Power

EUROPE'S FATE IS LAID TO FDR AND PRESIDENT   Taft Says Policies O Administration Built Up Soviet Power

Roosevelt, Trumar Bred European War, Says Taft   GOP Leader Blasts Policies as Relief Bill Meets Senate Delay

MISSOURI'S 1946 ELECTIONS UNDER JUSTICE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATION   Election of James P. Kem Undergoing Special Attention.

TEXAS CITY INQUIRY HEAD DENIES “LYING” CHARGE IN HEARINGS  COAST GUARD MEN AT GALVESTON TO GUIDE LOADING OF NITRATE

Johnson Called To Capital for ~ Balkans Parley   Marshal! to Decide Nex! Step in Combatting Russia’s Use of Veto

U.S. Aroused By Red Vete   Soviet Balks Plan For UN Troubleshooters On Greek Frontier

Action F ollows Veic By Russians In Balkane Fioht   STORMY SESSION Marshall Calls Ameri.  can Delegate For Cénference Todav ©

COUNTERMOVES AGAINST RUSSIA PLANNED BY U.S   Veto Kills Proposal For UN Measures In Balkans Dispute

Action Likely Outside U.N.   Sec. Marshall Calls Emercency Parley

Countermoves fo Balkan Veto Mapped by U. S.   Emergency State Department Talks Held for Next Step

DRASTIC MOVES ‘AGAINST RUSSIA MAPPED BY Uh. §   Marshall Summons Acting U.N. Delegate For Emer aency Conference

Balkan Matter Not Setfled, Is Warning ©   Next Steps To-Be Planned In Parley At Washinaton

TWO NEIGHBORS OF RUSSIA MAY JOIN IN MEETING   Czechs, Poles Show Interest in Plan For Europe

CZECHS, POLES EYE U.S, PLAN   May Ask Economic Aid Despite Russia

Czechoslovakia And Poland Marshall Plan In Paris Mav Join Conference On

New Note Sent Inviting Russia To Conference  ‘Separatist Actions of Diplomats Hit by Tass

CZECHS, POLES MAY DITCH REDS FOR AID COUNCIL   Largest Russian Neighbors in East Seen Favoring Move

CHARGE OF MURDER WILL BE PLACEL   Officials Still Hunt Weapon Used on Pansioner

Cecil Yankey To Be Charged With Murder   Witness in Slaying Of Aged Man Held In Clinton Jail

CHARGES TO BE FILED   Chief Clerk of K.C.C. Admits Forg: ing Checks on Refunds

“BY TAREE DOWER   United States, Britain and _ France Reject Territory Demands

Big-Four Split In Yugoslavia Border Claim   Tri-Powers Line Up With Austria As Russians Dissent

SLAY CLAIMS ON AUSTRIA REJECTED   U. S., Britain and France Oppose Jugoslav Claims

Allies Reject Slavs’ Claims Upon Austria  Powers Overrule   Powers Overrule Russia, Favoring Orisvinal Frontiers

THREE NATIONS REJECT CLAIMS OF YUGOSLAVIA.   Line Up Against Russia 01 Territorial Claims Against Austria

Council of Deputies Splits Over Yugoslav Territorial Demands   U. S., Britain, and France Line Up Aaainst Soviet Union in Controversy

CLAIMS MADE BY YUGOSLAYS ARE REJECTED   Western Powers Are Lined Up Against Russia Over Austrian Territory.

Big Four in Split Over Austria   American, British, French Delegates Oppose Yugoslav  Territorial Claims

Deputies Reject - Yugoslav Clams  Against Austria   ‘Gusev of Russia Supports: ' Demand for Slice of Austrian Territory   COUNCIL FAVORS 1938 BOUNDARIES   Separate Opinions Will Be Submitted to Big Four Conferees at Moscow

Gale Strikes Texas City,  Galveston    One Man Is Killed But Damage Light:  Houston tn Path —

One Life Lost In Galveston; Texas City Hit  68 To 70 Mile Winds Are Mavinaga Inland

68 to 70 Mile Winds Batter Gulf Coast: Four Believed Dead   Storm LU proots Trees, Unroofs Homes and Litters Streets with Debris: Power Lines« In Galveston Cut Off as Precaution Move

1 DEAD, 3 LOST AS HUGE STORM SLASHES TEXAS   Wind Reaches 70 MPH, Galveston, Texas City Are the Hardest Hit -

Gale Lashes Galveston, Moves Inland   Storm Cuts Power, Uproots Trees; One Dead, 3 Missing

TROPICAL STORM HITS GALVESTON,      Man Is Electrocuted, Thre: Three Others Feared Lost; Damage Heaviest In Coastal Citv

Suggested Truman-Stalin Conference Now Would Be Like Munich Appeasement

INION EXTENDS KEV STFEL PACT HATH, APRIL 30   Move by USW Will Altow Negotiators More Time for New Contract   DECISION I$ COMMENDED   Federal Officials See Action as Trend Away From Crippling Strikes

Current Pact Is Extended For 75 Days   Operators And Union Agree lo Move lo Give More lime On New Contract.

U. 5. Steel,  ClO Extend Contract fo May   Agreement Assures Peace in Industry During Negotiations

‘Peace Assured — In Industry by  USW, ‘Big Steel’   Uncertainty Over Portal-to-Portal Pay Cited: Neaotictions Will Continue

C10 Steel Chiefs Agree to 75-Day  Pact Extension   Assure “No-Strike” Peace Until April 30th Pending New Talks

LABOR PEACE ASSURED INSTEEL PLANTS      Guaranteed at Least Until © _ April 30

Labor Peace in Steel Industry Now Assured at Least Until End of April

STEEL WORKERS EXTEND TRUGE   LABOR PEACE » WILL CONTINUE UNTIL APRIL 30

Three Billions As Europe Gift May Be Sought  Would Represent Half Of Aid Cost

Europe May Get 3 Billions in Gifts From U.S.   Donations Expected To Be About Half Of 1948 Aid Total

TRUMAN PLANS 3 BILLION GIFT TO RUROPE   President Decides to Ask Congress for This Contribution

OUTRIGHT GIFT OF 3 BILLIONS T0 BE SOUGHI   Loans Will Also Be Needed To Aid Europe, Advisers Tell Truman   MET HOD OF FINANCING /PROGRAM UNDECIDED

Administration May Seek _ Three Billion For Europe   Outright Gift Under Marshall Plan Goal Of Truman— Council Calls For Continued High ” Federal Ta ; .

President  May Ask for Three Billion Aid This Year  ' Advisers Report ‘Outright Gifts’ Necessary To Meet Recovery Needs

Administration Is  To Ask $3 Billion Gift For Europe   Truman's Advisors Say Outright Donations As Well As Loans Will Be Required To  Raat BDacnwaoe BP ancs:ionenamba

OUTRIGHT GIFTS TO EUROPE SEEK   3 Billion in Cost-Free Funds Expected to Be Asked for First Year.

COUNCIL HOLDS “GET” NEEDED IN FIRST YEAR   Cost - Free Assistance ls Recommended By Advisory Group

American Gift To Europe May Top 3 Billion   Truman Advisers Attempt To Figure Out Totals Tax Plan Onposed

$3 Billion Europe Aid Asked For. ’48   Adininisiration Seeks ‘Outright Gift? For Reeovery Help Under Marshal? Plan

Good Evening...  It's the last day of April and dune is bustin’ out all over,   Fair, Warmer Through Thursday {¢ Forecact

STOP BUYING U.S. FOOD   British Dollar Shertage Is Cause of the Action

BRITAIN STOPS BUYING FOODS FROM AMERICA   Dollar Shortage Putting ‘Squeeze’ On ‘For _ The Time Being’

Britain Stops Buying Food In United States   Imports Being Cut; Coal Strike Appears To Be Nearing End

British To Stop Buying Of Food   Will Continue To Import Several American Items

EXPLOSION JARS PHILADELPHIA'S BIG GITY HALL   One Man Reported Injured ir Blast, Believed Caused By a Bomb

Views Differ on Merger Proposal  Some Solons Give Quick Approval

Charge Justice Department With  Whitewash in K.C   G.0.?. Senators Say They Will Press for Full Senate Quis

‘Fraud’ Probe In High Gear.   Full Vote Inquiry Soucht in Missouri

Claim Fraud “W hitewash’   GOP Senators to Push Full Investigation of K. C. Election Scandal

GOPs Charge ‘Whitewash’ In KC Vote Fraud   Full Dress Senate Investigation Is Promised

Will Ask Probe. In Vote Charges   Republicans Say Clark Whitewashed Fraud Charges

Vote Fraud Quiz Pressed   Republicans Promise They Will Demand Thorough Inquiry

Senate Probe On Vote Fraud Charge Slated   Republicans Say Justice Department and Clark ‘Whitewashed” Kanaas City Case

Senators Press Kansas City Vote Probe   REPUBLICANS CHARGE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT WHITEWASH

Dewey and Taft May Battle Here   Senator Maintains He Plans to Stand Clear of Scramble

Start Of A Scramble  Vandenberg Frees Michigan GOP Presidential Deleqates

Sen. Vandenberg  Clears Field  For Candidates Presidential Axpirants Qn GOP Slate Won't Find. Opposifion in Michigan

Vandenberg Clears Field In Michigan   Veteran Republican Senator Says He Does Not Wish to Get Into Race for Precidency

6 Below Zero In North Dakota:   But In Miami, Florida, Yesterday The Temperature Was 84.

TEXTILE UNION WILL SIGN ANTI-RED LAW   CIO Group Yields .\fter Areuing for Two Days

Five Men Held, One Free On Bail In Boston Holdup: Robbery Believed Solved

ARRESTS SOLVE $110,000 THEFT   Police Hold Six Men In Boston Halloween Payroll Robbery

Fi ive Seizedin Payroll Holdup   Boston, New York, Newark Police Hold Them; Sixth Out On Bail.

Five Men Held In Boston's “Biggest And Boldest” $110,000 Payroll Holdup

ONE FREE ON BOND Five Held In Connection With Hallowe'en Robbery

Jury Frees Girl In Death Of Sister, 18  Hurled Scissors  Aewing Aranmant

Capper Will Run Fer Senate in 48   Announcement Is Made in Topeka by Veteran ‘ U.S. Senator   STOP ALL SPECULATION   Is Chairman of the Senate Committee on Agri, culture

FAIR UNTIL FRIDAY   No Rain in Sight Until Late it Week. Says Flora

WELCOMED AT GTS AIRPORT BY THOUSANDS   President Cites Importance of Industrial Link af 2 Nations.

WASHINGTON MERRY -GO- ROUND   SIGHTING MARINES NOW OFFICERS' SERVANTS; DE TAILED FOR COMMANDANT'S COCKTAIL PARTIES GENERAL ARMSTRONG SAYS ARMY TO TAKE OVER  REA DEIRIES OFA OS

U.S. INTERVENES IN PETKOV CASE   Joins With Great Britain In Appealing to Bulgaria To Halt Execution Plans

U. 5. Asks Moscov To Halt Execution Of Nikola Petkov  Infercedes In Behalf Of Bulgar Anti-Red

U. S. Demands Petkov’s Release  Russia Asked To Halt Bulgarian Execution

War-Scarred Philippine Capital Paralyzed, Extensively Damaged ~ By Swiftly ‘Fravelling ‘Lvphoon

MANILA HIT BY TYPHOUK, -PARALYZEL   Eighty Mile Wind: Blow Roof Off Big Hotel

80-MILE WIND RIPS MANILA   Philippine ‘Capital Hard Hi By Typhoon; Report Ship Aground Off Samar

Storm Hits Ahead of Schedule   Communications in Islands Are Disrupted

Wage Demands Upon Coal Industry May Cost $500,000,000   34 Days Remain For Agreement On New Contract

MARSHALL HEADS U.$. DELEGATION AT HISTORIC EVENT   Nicaragua, Ecuador Jnly Two Republics Which Did Not Sign Treaty.   ‘AGGRESSORS’ WARNED   U. S. Will Keep Military Might, Truman Tells Delegates at Rio Parlev.

JOINT DEFENSE IS APPROVED BY CONFERENCE   History-Making Pact Has Prominent Signers of Document

Congressmen Quiz Labor Board Heads   Non-Red Pledge Verdict Studied

Neither Will Be Required to File Financial Status  Pyericinn FEallawe   Decision Follows Affidavit Ruling

Congress To Quiz Labor Board Over Its Newest Ruling   Top AFL, CIO Officials Exempted From Signing Non-Red Pledges

AFL, C10 WON'T HAVETO REPORT ON THEIR FUNDS   Senator, Head of NLRB Decide Law Frees Ton Unions

Financial Statements Not Needed by Unions   Two Members of NLRB Say AFL, CIO Do Not Hove tc File Detojle

BALL, NLRB Ih AGREEMENT ON UNION FINANCES   ClO, A. F. Of L. Need Not File Statements, Experts Decide

Taft Concurs In Ruling On Affadavits   Ellender Hits Exemption of A.F.L., C.1.O. Heads

NLRB Scored  For Decision   ‘Surrender To Lewis Claim Of Hoffman On Red Issue

ClO and AFL Not Required to File  Financial Report Also Agree Labor Heads Exempted From Affidavits

‘Watchdoggers Will Discuss NLRB's Order   Top Committee Members Agree With Board Rulinc

Labor Board Overrides Counsel. —  NLRB Is Haled Before Solons  On Red Ruling

NLRB Men Face Congress Quiz   Administrators Question Board Members on Oath Decision

NLRB Officials Slated to Face Grilling by Solons —   New Decision on Non-Communist Pledaes Interests ‘'Watchdoa" Group

NLRB Edict Stirs Inquiry   Congress To Study ‘Big Dog’ Exemption

Hoffman Hits NLRB Ruling On Affidavits   Action Is Termed Ancther Concession To John L. Lewis

FIND AFL AND Ci0 NEED NOT SHOW UNION FINANCES   WATCH-DOG GROUP OF SOLONS STUDY DECISION OF NLRB

LABOR LEADERS EXCUSED FROM RED DENIAL   Congressional Quiz Faced By N.L.R.B. On Ruling   SEN, ELLENDER   cohtends Taft-Hartley Act Administrators Wrong; Denham Overruled

Neither Will Be Required fo File Financial Stafus   Decision Follows Affidavit Ruling.

Secrecy for Cid, AFL Coffers OK'd   NLRB and Solons Agree T-H Law Maintains Veil

VICE MINISTER OF DEFENSE . AND MEMBERS OF: HIS. PARTY ARE SHOT. ‘ foe DOWN .

High Polish Official Dies in Ambush   Swierczewski and_Entire Bodyvauard Slain

AMBUSH POLISH OFFICIAL PARTY   Vice Minister of Defense and Others Are Slain By Terrorists

Partitioned India May Get Two UN Memberships   Hindu-Majority Dominion Gets Regular Place But Provisional Government of Pakistan, Moslem Area, Wants Seat Also

; — EXPORTS ONLY — IT cuervcan Control Plea May Get ‘Half a Loaf’

U.S. FIGHTER GAINS WORLD SPEED RECORE   Jet Plane Clocked At 632.5 Miles Per Hour

British Ambassador to Poland Charged With Dealing With Underground Party

BRITISH ENVOY 1S IMPLICATED   Named Before Polish Tribunal as One Who Got Polish Secrets.

British Envoy ls Linked With Underground  Is Named During Treason Trial In Warsaw

POLE CONTENDS HE GAVE SECRETS TO BRITISH DIPLOMAT   Key Figure ix in n High Treason  Trial Testified He Gave  Sécrets to Ambassador

Hurl: Charge At British Ambassador  hat gad OF Cettin:   Accused Of Getting Secrets. From Polish Underground

POLAND CLAIMS BRITISH ENVOY TOOK SECRETS   Link Ambassador With Outlawed Organization Attempting Coup d’etat

Poles Name Briton  In Coup d’Etat Plot   Charge British Ambassador Cavendish Bentinck Got State Secrets

FACES CHARGE OF RECEIVING SECRET DATA   Key Figure in High Treason Case Bares  Tie With Embassy

Says British Envoy Given. Rebel Secrets   Ambassador Named by Key Figure in Hich Treasen Trial

ENVOY CITED IN TREASON TRIAL   British Ambassador Got Secrets from Polish Underground, Defendant Says

Poland Accuses British Envoy Ot Eve Of Election   Charges Ambassador With Receiving  State Secrets.

British Envoy Implicated In Polish Trials   Witness Says Ambassador Received Secret Government Information.

British Envoy Named in Casé  Received Data from Polish Underground,

British Envoy Got Secrets, Tribunal Told  Polish Count Charge Diplomat Knew Of Coun Attemnt

FORTY KILLE IN PLANE CRASH NEAR TOKYO   Army Plane Hits Sid Of Mountain Last Night

4) Americans Die Near Tokyo  Army Courier Plane Hits Peak, Killing Crew and Passengers

FORTY ARE KILLED IN CRASH OF PLANE NEAR TOKYO HELD   Four-motored Ship Hits Side of Mountain in Japan Last Night, Say Officials Today.   SEARCHERS REACH SCENE OF ACCIDEN’

Ship Hits Mountain Near City   Eight Officers, 28 Enlisted Men Among The Victim:

Red Military Group Leaves  UN Meeting   Russians Object to Illegal Procedure in Plan for Global Force

TSU KATAYAMA LETED PRE BV IADAAre intr   Socialist Leader Selectec After Week Of Political  Ri-Learina

New Premier Is Named In Japan   Elected As First Prime Minister Under New Democratic Constitution

KATAYAMA MADE JAPAN PREMIER   Social Democratic Leader Is First Elected Under New Constitution

Japs Select Socialist As Their Premier For Frist Time In History

Socialist New Japan Premier   Katayama Is Moderate Middlegrounder; Has Unified Party

First Socialist Premier in. Japan's History Is Elected Tetsu Katayama Gets Popular Vote

Katayama New Jap Premier —   First to Be, Elected  By Popular Dictate; Considered a MiddleOf-the-Road Socialist

Socialist Is Elected Japan’s ‘New Premier   Pledged to State Control Only of Key Industries.

BRITAIN OPENS BACK-TO-WALL BCONONY FIGHT   London Acts to Halt Greatest Run on Treasury Since Spanish Armada.

TRUCE REPORT IN PALESTINE   THREATS MADE BY JEWISH {UNDERGROUND INDICATE NO PEACE FACT AGREE to.) WENT” !

BEIRNE URGES MANAGEMENT TO DISCUSS MONEY   Lauds Northwestern Bell For Offer Of $2.50 Weekly

Violent Death Claims 13 Lives Over Weekend   Accidents, Affrays Take Toll In State

Week-End Tragedies Fatal To 13   Five Homicides, Two Killed In Aute Accidents

Nine Lives Lost In N.C. On Weekend   Two Fatally Shot Resisting Police Officers

State's Violent Death Toll Hits 13 Over Weekend   Six Other Persons Are Reported Hurt

13 Violent Deaths Over TheWeekend   Highway Accidents, Shootings Reported By United Press

Appropriations For Biennium At $130,000,000   Senate Resumes Work on Money Bills.

Union Is Rich: Sef for Fight   $46,723,000 Assets To Be Ammunition

BUILDING BOOM HAS FIZZLED OUT   Babson Attributes Falling Off In New Building To Scarcity and Poor Quality Of Materials And High Labor Costs.

Building Lags Because Of High Prices   BABSON TELLS ABOU1 NEEDS FOR U. S. HOUSING

SPOKESMEN BEFORE THE UN GROUP TO INDICATE PAR. ©  TITION PLAN IS SAT ISFACTORY :

Court Rejects Jewish Appeal   Attorney Contends Three Tried By Military Not Ci weil Court

U. S. Renews Fight To End Phone Strike   Union Representatives Invited To Conference In Capital Today

Second Blow Due To Rake Florida Today  Charted To Strike  Between Tampa And Bart Mvere

New Tropical Storm Whips ~ Florida Coas'   High Winds, Rain Add . To Flood-Damages -In Lowlands

NEW TROPICAL STORM HEADING FOR ATLANTIC   Florida Lowlands Flooded, Raising Potential Hurricane Menace   GULF COAST STATES FACE HEALTH PROBLEM

New Storm To Lash Florida’s West Coast   Possibility Of Hurricane Forecast; Fort Myers, Tampa In Danger Area

STORM DRIVES TOWARD WEST FLORIDA COAST   60-Mile Winds Due To Strike in Vicinity Of Fort Myers

NEW TROPIC STORM MENACES FLORIDA      Due to Strike West Coast Between Fort Myers - . and Tampa,

SENATORS VOTE TO ABOLISH OPA   Other Agencies Expected To Control Sugar Rice And Rents

Controls Over Rent, Sugar and Rice to Stay After June 30  But Senate Group Votes to Liquidate OPA in Mid-Year

Senate Votes End Of OPA June 30   Gives Congress Bill For 1947 ‘Extras’

Committee Votes 11 To 2 To Bury OPA By June 30  Other Agencies Will Administer Controls

Rent Control Bill Is Ready   Senate, Committee Votes To “Bury. OPA By  June 30

OPA Will Pass  From Pieture  June Thirtieth Controls On Rents, Rice  Sugar to Be Handled By Other Avenctes

OPA Is Voted $18 Millions For ‘Windup   Agency Will Close Operation June 30, Transfer Controls

Committee Votes to Bury OPA   Rent, Sugar, Rice Controls io Stay

DAR TO NAME DELEGATES TO CONGRESS   Boro Chapter to Meet Saturday; Historical Am. erican Music Topic

Indict Meyers And Lemarre  Both Accused of  Telling False Story —..

Date Set for Arraignment of Meyers, Lamarre   Federal Grand Jury Indictments Charge Pair With Perjury

MEYERS HEADED BACK 10 COURTS   Lamarre Also to Make ‘Trip’ on Perjury Indictments

SET TRIAL DATE FOR EX-GENERAL   MEYERS WELCOMES FORMAL TRIAL ON CHARGE OF PERJURY

MEYERS TO FACE PERJURY COUNTS   Lamarre Also Due In Cour Jan. 7 On Indictment

Indictments Charge Perjury... . Case Of Ex-General Is Scheduled For Hearing

Set Jan. 7 Court Date For Meyers   Accused With LaMarre of False Inquiry Story

Gen. Meyers Indicted For Perjury   Government Fixes Date For Trial; Lamarre Also Faces Perjury

Meyers Facing Trial Jan. 7th   Lamarre, Former Business ‘Associate, Also Faces Perjury Charge. 

JAN. T SET FOR MEYERS’ TRIAL   General, ‘Dummy’ Executive Indicted On Perjury

ederal Jury Retur « Indictments  MEYERS, LAMARRE  TO STAND TRIAL

GENERAL FACES PERJURY TRIAL   False Story Told Senate On War Deals, Grand Jury Charges

No Evidence That Hirohito Took Part In Conspiracy To Wage War      U.S. Prosecutor Says Nothing Has Been Uncovered To Show Japanese Emperor Had Part; “Gangsters” Had Seized Government.

Houston Hit by $175,000 Fire   Seven or Eight Business Establishments Wiped Out

FRENCH GOVT. DEMANDS END OF STOPPAGES   Ultimatum Served On Strikers to Return By Wednesday

French Demand End of Strikes By Wednesday   Labor Group Handed Ultimatiim: Show of Force Demonstrated

Non-Strikers. In France Get Aid Of Troops      Schuman Hands Ultima. tum To Communist‘Led Unions

Demands That Walkouts End By Tomorrow   Order Supported By Show Of Force

STRIKE DEADLINE  1§ SET BY FRANCE   Workers Told to Return by Tomorrow; Reds Admit Setbacks.

French Strikers Get Ultimatum  Labor Body Faces ~ Rank-And-File Revolt

France Orders Unions to End Big Walkout   Premier Issues Ultimatum As Troops Rout Strikers At Rails and Mines

Schuman Gives Ultimatum to French Reds  Strikers Ordered to Return to   Co Oe. . Se Bere: bene

Strikers Are Told to Return To French Jobs  Schuman Shows Force in Handing Order

Ultimatum Given Union By French Government  Return-to-Work Order Racked Dn   Return-to-Work  Order Backed Up By Show of Force; New Strike Fizzles

Eighteen Arrests for Preventing Non-Strikers from Working; Strikers Cleared from Railroads and Mines.

France’s Communist-Led Strikers Handed BackTo-Work, Or Else, Order   Government Quickly Strengthens Ultimatum With Strong Show Of Force In Clearing Mining Section Of Pickets And Opening Pits

SOLDIERS OUST STRIKERS  Ultimatum Is Delivered lo - French Communist Worker

Work Ultimatum, Force Discourage  French Strikers   Schuman Regime Open: Mines With Troops; Bus Walkout Flops

 “Three days aie  Convicted Congress Banker Talks, Blames His Dicht on ‘Friends’ Who Let Him Take the Rap

Plane Will Return Body of Solon to Michiaan   Romney Blames ‘Faithless Friends’ for Trouble

HOUSE ‘BANKER’ MAKES APPEAL   Faithless Friends Are Blamed by Romney For Shortare

Convicted Congress Banker Talks, Blames His  Plight on ‘Friends’ Who Let Him Take the Rap

Romney Appeals for Reversal of Bank — Shortage Conviction   Lays Blame on Faithless Friends

Pacific Storm Fatal for Six   Philippines Count Damage at Million

Storm Lashes Philippines For 36 Hours   Strong Earthquake Rocks Peru; No Fatalities Listed

Charleston In Path Of Great Storm   Atlantic Coast Prepared For Tropical Blow

Georgia And Both Carolinas Batten Down   Shipping Seeks Safety As Storm Sweeps Through Savannah And Strikes At Charleston.

Conferees Agree Ease Union Curbs  Yield To Senate On 3 Major Provisions

THREE LABOR CURBS GET HOUSE JOLT   Restrictions Are Softened to Insure Support by Senate

Committee Modifies Labor Demands in Bill   Agrees to Scrap Three Union-Curbing ; Demands

HOUSE CONFEREES ON LABOR MEASURE VHELD 10 SENATE   Hartley Announces They Have Agreed to Scrap 3 Union Curbs Approved by Lower Branch.   ONE OF PROVISIONS BANNED MASS PICKETS   Another Prohibited Nearly All Industry-Wide Bargaining —Committee Drives to Finish Job.

HANNEGAN EXPECTED TO RESIGN POSITION   Is Seem Quitting As Democratic Bou: Bat Keeping Mis Flace tev mene dks:

Soviets in New  Blast in UN ut U.S. “Warmongers’   Vishinsky Says that Dulles and Other Americans’ Should Bea “Epchoinad!'

McNeil and Dulles Take Oral Beating  rt os Dew mets   el ie en ir   Russian Renews His Charge of "Warmongerina’

RUSSIAN SAYS SHOULD. ENCHAIN ALL WARMONGERS  DCDCATC ‘APCIICATION

Russian Speaker Renews  Attack   Vishinsky Directs Latest Attack At Dulles

Red Attack More Vicious   Vishinsky Broadens  War-Mongering Charge And Says All of ‘Men Should Be “Enchained”’

RUSSIAN U.N. ENVOY  WOULD “CHAIN” HIG  AMERICANS, BRITONS ATTACK BROADENED TO  COVER AUSTIN, O’NEIL; BALKAN TALK RESUMED

CHARGES PLOT TO START WAR EXISTS IN U.S.   Broadens His Attack To Include Austin, Hector McNeil

HOME EDITION   (Four Editions. Daily).   Lake Success. Rivals Vilified by Vishinsky   Anglo-British War. Plot Against Soviet Union Feared by Red:

Enlarges On U. 8. Attack   '“Warmongers’ Fail ed To Meet Earlie: Statement.

VISHINSKY RAPS WARREN AUSTIN   Soviet Delegate Broadens His Attack To Include Briton Among ‘Warmongers’

Red Delegate Mays Dulles, Warren Austin   U.S. ‘War-Mongers’ Awain Assailed  By Russian Leader In Bitter Diatribe

Vishinsky Aims Big New Blast At ‘Warmongers   Says Dulles, McNeil, Austin And Other: Should Be ‘Enchained.’

Dulles Again ls Attacked By Vishinsky   Soviet Statesman Says ‘Warmongers Should be Chained

Vishinsky Says Dulles Ought to Be Enchained  For ‘Warmonger’ Talk

Soviet Favors ‘Chains   Vishinsky Berates Austin And Dulles Nee Ritter Attael:

Vishinsky In New Bilfer Assertions   Seys Dulles and Others Shauid be “Enchained”, Charges Vietue! War Pie

"Warmongers’ in U.S. Should Be ‘Enchained’, Vishinsky Asserts.   Russian Broadens Siashing Attack to Include Warren Austin and Britain’s Hector McNeil; Declares His Charges Have Not Been Answerec

Soviel Renews Slashing Attack  Enchain Warmonger:   Enchain Warmongers Vishinsky Assertion

Adjournment June 6 Sought But Doubtful   Spending Measure Offered Following Governor's Dinner

OHIO VET BONUS NEARS LAST LEGISLATIVE HURDLE   Representatives Bel To Pui Matter “en Nevewber Ballot,

@ PETER EDSON   Boiling Down Questions on Greek Aid Issue Becomes Acute Problem

Draft Records To Be Moved   ‘State Records to Be Shipped to Central Depot

Many Hope Partition Is Temporary   Some Indian Leaders Believe Moslems, Hindus May Soon Get Together As British Depart

More Than 50 Persons Believed Dead; About 200 Llurt in Paris Blaze

38 Perish in Paris — ‘As Theater Burns; Toll May Reach 55   Police Expect to Find 15-20 Mor es 2 Balconies Plunge to Main Floor  Following Short Circuit jy Wiring

54 Persons Killed In Paris Show Fire   Occupants of Balconies Pitched Onto Floor Below

French Theater Disaster Leaves  50 Persons Dead  Balconies Collapse  On Audience Below

50 Believed Dead in Paris Theater Fire   Balcony Supports. -. Collapsed Hurling — _ Those Seated There On Those Below -

FRENCH THEATRE BLAZE KILLS 54   Panic Follows Collapse of Two Balconies

Many Die In Paris Blaze   Over 50 Burned Fatally In Movie Theater Fire And Panic It Caused

Fire In Paris Theatre Fatal To 54 Person:   Short Cirenit Causes Blaze. Panics 600; Both Balconies Fall On  Andience 

FIRE DESTROYS FRENCH THEATER: O0 FEARED DEAD   Thirty - Eight Bodies Taken From Wreckage and Police Expect to Find 15 or . . 20 More. °   200 IN AUDIENCE. _ SUFFER INJURIES   Balconies Collapse and Fall to Orchestra Floor—Many Trampled in Panic That Follows.

Many Killed As Trapped  In Building   Balconies Collapse Hurling Dozens to Floor Below; Bodies of Some Are Yet To Re Reerovered

54 Dead in Ruins of Paris Theatre Damaged by Fire   Balconies Fall on. Crowe After Blaze Started by Wiring.

PARIS THEATER FIRE KILLS 54   Crowd Of 600 In Panic As Baleonies Crash To Floor Below

Cherokee Man Shot To Death: Neighbor Held   No Charges riled; Police Chief Says Both Had Been Drinking

HOLD IOWAN IN FATAL SHOOTING   Shot to Death After Hunting With Companior

Russians Train  Men of 19-50   Officer Candidates Begin Schoolins at Ave 10

Russia’s Military Power UIs Based on System of Training in Schools

Many Commodity Prices Tumble  Grain, Cotton, Eggs, Sugar, Coffee, Lard Prices Dexii

Prices Tumble In Commodity Marts With Calling Of Special Session   Grain And Cotton Futures Take Lead In Slumping; Little Change, How:  gvar. ta Vl fwactarl Deiene:.

Commodity Prices Tumble As Truman Maps Special Session On Inflation

Overhauling Route 40 One  Of First Jobs   State Roads Commission Plans Early Work On Section Between This City And Baltimore

Will Overhaul Rt. 40 Section   One Of First Projects Will Be Between Baltimore  And Frederick.

Ritz Patrons Add $254 to Drive   Jtilities Damaged; Ritz Pi Nothern Roads Icy $254 !

Utilities Damaged;/Ritz Patrons Adc Nothern Roads Icy$254 to Drive

HICKY LUCIANO LIGHTS IN CUBA   Drug Shipments Halted By U.S. Until Vice Czar Is Ousted

ROOSEVELT JR. WRGES UNION OF “PEOPLE”   Lebar, Housewives, Farmers, Vets Asked To. Combat “Special Interests.”

CIO Takes Stand Overwhelmingly Behind Marshall And American Foreign Policy

FDR’S SON FOR SPANKING SOLON   Young Roosevelt Exhorts CIC To Win Next Election From Congress

Court Excuses  Gen. Marshall   May-Garsson. Trial Witness Tn Re Called I ater:

Astonished Virginians Recover ‘Flying Discs’ Hurled by Jokesters

BUSINESS MEN ASK MEDIATION TIME   Want Compulsory 10-Day Period to Let Third Party Mediate.

Nipponese Are Supposed fo Pay Some Day   Taxpayer Is Keeping Ex-Enemies From Starvation

Grand Jury Finds 35 True Bills  Bluefield Murder Indictment Found

Grand Jury Finds 47 True Bills  Accused Bluefield Slaver Indicted

New England Blazes Have Caused Damage Upward: Of $32,000,000   FIREBUGS SUSPECTED BY MAINE OFFICIALS

MAINE FIRES ARE CHECKED   Most Areas Report Fores’ Fires “Under Control’; Deaths Stand At 20

$32 Million Fire Front Reported Checked In East   Fire Fighters Hold Line For First Time In Week All Along Far-Flung New England Woodland Rattle I ine: 29 Ave Dead

Forest Fire Death Toll Reaches 22 in New England  Blazes Held in Check But Rising Winds May Increase Fury

Forest Fires In New England Are Controlled   Eight Maine Towns Are Obliterated, Manv-. Homes Burnec

Forest Fire Death Toll Climbs to 2?  Most of New England Blazes Under Control

Maine Forest! Fires Brought - Under Control   Police Officers Intensify Precautions: Against , Firebuos _ i

FLAREUP FEARED IN FOREST FIRES   Rising Winds Eyed; Arson Established In Maine

Forest Blazes Leave 20 Dead,  Many Homeless   Maine Police Watch Suspected Firebugs; Loss Is $32,000,000

NEW BLAZES IN MAINE FEARED   Increase In $32,000,000 Damage Likely As Rising Winds Seen   20 LIVES ARE LOST

Rising Win ds Bring Menace  Of New Blazes   Forest Fires Are Checked ; In New England, After » $32,000,000 Damage And 20 Deaths

Maine’s Police Alerted For ‘Firebugs’ As Disastrous Flames Brought Under Control In Most Areas Of State

Fire Fighters Finally Holding Line But Rising Winds Bring © Fears of New Forest Blazes

Fear New Fire Spurt   Rising Winds a Threat As New England Fights To Curb Forest Fires

WINDS REVIVE MAINE FOREST FIRE MENACE   THREE BLAZES SET; LOSS 32 MILLION, 20 PERISH

Fire Fighters Holding Line: Damage Heavy   Death Toll Remains At 20. As Fires Are Under Control 

THE FOREST FIRES DEATH TOLL IS NOW TWENTY-TWO   Damage In New England Alone Has Been Placed at $32,000,000.   ALL BLAZES CHECKED   Rising Winds Could Increase the Fury of the Flames; Some Return Home.

New Forest Fire Danger   Forecast of Rising Winds Brings Fresh New England Flare-Up:

Death Toll High In Forest Fires  Damage Is Fixed At $32 Millions

Death Toll in 1 Many Forest Fires Fixed at 22: Arson Shown      Weary. Firefighters Re: _-port.. Virtually . Every Blaze Under Coitrol

FOR'ST FIRE AREA AGAIN IS MENACELD      Rising Winds Augur Fresh Flare-ups in Blazes Which Already Have Cost 20 Lives and $52,000,000 Damage.

Fear Winds Will Cause Flare-Ups  In Maine Fires.      _ Twenty Dead And Loss Placed At $32 ; Million.

22 Dead; Toll $32,000,000. In Fast Coast Fires   ‘Under Control’: Reports At Last” “Over Wide“A

Fire Damage in New England Se’ At $32 Million   Death Toll Reaches 2? in All Sections

FOREST FIRES ~ MAY BE FANNED   Forecast of Rising Wind Augurs New Danger

WINDS MAY FAN FOREST BLAZES   New England's Battle Against Outdoor Fires Continues; Arsonists Are Sought

Fear Flareup in New England Conflagration   Forecast of Rising Winds Made-—Repart Fires “Under Controj®

Flare-Ups In Fire Battle   Report Of Heavy Winds, Fire-Fighters Prepare.

BALLPOINT PEN FIRM FOR SALE   Millionaire Reynolds, 54, Wants More Time For Aviation Research

Reynolds Wants to Dispose of His Ball-Point Pen Co.   From $12.50 To 59 Cents, Now He Goes Into ‘Av iation

Reynolds Ready, to Sell Pen Company, Devote His Time to Aviation

British Cut  Off Industrial  Firms’ Power Shivering Nation Cheearad Be, Thess

PREDICT BREAK IN HEAT WAVE   UPSTATE POINTS GET COOLING RAIN; ENDS RECORD HOT SPELL

Relief Also Comes to West and Is Spreading Eastward, but Lower Midwest Still Due for High Temperatures.

SOME AREAS GET ~ RELIEF FROM HEAT   Death Toll for the Past Four Days Totals at Least 80 

Heat Wave Death _'Foll Numbers 6°   Thundershowers, Cooling Breezes Give Relief In  -  Parched Midwest

Heat Death Toll For Nation 69; Weather Cooler  Chicago Mercury Randinn Ie 191

80 PERSONS DIE IN TORRID WAVE   But Rains and Breezes Nip Four-Day Heat Spell at Chicago, Other Points

Heat Wave in This Area Is Definitely Ended Says Bureat   Thundershowers, Cooling Breezes Cut Into Torrid Midwest Temperatures

Nation’s Heal Wave ls Being Broken   Heat-Caused Deaths Now Number At Least 80

Torrid Wave In West Is Broken   Thunderstorms Break The Summer's Worst Weather After 69 Have Died.

Heat Death Toll For Nation 69; Weather Cooler  Chicago Mer reury: - Reading Is 101

} RELIEF FROM HEAT   Death Toll for the Past. Foor Days Totele at Least 50

69 Deaths Reported Toll of 4-Day Wave of 100-Degree Temperatures

REAL ESTATE MEN HIT BACK   Charge Federal Indictment Is ‘Reprisal’ For Stand On Housing Controls

Real Estate Association To Battle  Indictment   Sees Government Charges ‘Reprisal’ For Opposing of Federal Controls

Real Estate Group Denies Violating Anti-Trust Laws  Attributes Prosecutio To Opposition To

“REPRISAL” SEEN IN INDICTMENT   ASSOCIATION OF REAL ES TATE BOARDS DENIES IT  BROKE ANTITRUST LAWS.

Ticket Scalper Bill Is Signed  Profit Limit Is Put Or   Profit Limit Is Put Or Resale

Schools Ease Schedule On Heat Account   Longer Rest Periods Allowed, Schools Out Some Earlier mm Adtcrnoons

Schools Ease Schedule On Heaf Account   Longer Rest Periods Alfewed, Schools Out Some Easier in Atterraons

MAXIUM OF $400 PROVIDED IN BILL THAT NOW .AWAITS ACTION BY THE  . HOUSE

TRAIN PHONE SERVICE USED   Talking To Or Receiving Cails From Any City Is Possible

Railroads Start Phone Service ‘On Speedy East-Coast Trains   Can Receive Calls. Too.

Attention: Mr. Bell!  Now You Can Do Business Telephoning Aboard Trains

Be Prepared Is Red Army Order Of Day   illions Celebrate May Jay; Banners Denounce ‘Capitalist Exploitation’

Russ Armed Forces Told To Be Ready   Fighting Preparedness Stressed As Nation Celebrates May Day

Red Armed Forces Warned On MayDayToBePrepared To Cope With AnySituation

Armed Preparedness, Red Holiday Keynote  Moscow Opens May Day Activity;  Stalin Fynected to View Parade

Millions Mark May Day With Soviets   Russian Forces Told To Maintain Their Preparedness

Army, Navy, Ordered To Be Prepared   Millions Observe May Day Holiday

Gala Day For Labor In Europe   ‘ Three-Day Fete in Russia Highlights May 1 Observance; “Capitalist Exploitation” Rapped

MAY DAY» ORDER COMES AS LEFTIST NATIONS: CELEBRATE— a  Stay Ready to Fight, Russ Forces Told

RUSSIAN OFFICIAL WARNS IN MAY DAY CELEBRATION AS TO “FIGHTING PREPAREDNESS”   Other Nations Which Have Veered to Left Join In Observing Day——Presidents Truman and Aleman Announce Approval of “Credits” —Leaders of  AF of L and CIO Meet Around Conference Board

Big Time In Red Square Preparedness Stressed  By Soviets On May Day

MAY DAY CELEBRATIONS Russians Told to Maintain ‘Fighting Preparedness’

‘Soviets Ordered To Maintain ‘Fighting Preparedness’ ‘As Millions Celebrate May Day~Europe’s Labor Day

Russian Armed Forces Called On To Maintain ‘Fighting’ Preparedness’ By Minister   Bulganin Issues Orders Of The Day As Millions Celebrate May Day In Europe

Bulganin Urges Soviet Russia To Be Prepared   Laboring Millions of Europe Observe May Day with Celebrations

RUSSIA WARNED TO STAY ARMED   Millions Celebrate May Day —Europe’s Labor Day; Soviet Leader Calls On His Nation To Maintain BRi¢hting Prenarednesc.

Russians Told To Be Prepared   Armed Forces Ordered te Stay in Fighting Shape in May Day Decree

Russian Armed Forces Called On To Maintain ‘Fichting Preparedness In May Day Address

Russian Armed Forces Are Urged to Maintain Fighting Preparedness as Millions in Europe Mark May Dav

Soviet Shows Military Strength ‘Kishting Preparedness’ Urced As Russia Celebrates May Day

Soviet May Day Order Is Militant   Armed Forces Urged To Keep Prepared--Throna Red Sauare

Red Army “Must Be Kept Ready’   Russia Observes May Day With Military Tone Prevalent

‘BE PREPARED,’ RED ARMY TOLD   Millions Of Europeans Join In May Day Observance

May Day Feted by Communists      Many More European Nations Join in Celebrations

Red-Dominated Nations Join Russia te Annual Observance of May Day

Slap Taken At U.S. As Banners Denounce “Cap: italistic Exploitation ;”’ Other Nations Quiet

SOVIET FORCE URGED TG KEEP FULL STRENGTH   Millions of Europeans Observe May Day Celebration; Reds Show Strength   RUSSIANS CLAIM THEY - HAVE WIDE BACKING

Red Forces To Be Kept In Fighting Trim   May Day Observed Through Balkans; Stalin Saluted

56 Per Cent of Chest Fund Obtained; Over-All Picture Disappoints Leaders

GOP Split Upsets Attempt to Tighten General Labor Bill   16 Republicans Jump Traces on Taft Sponsored Amendment and Line Up with 28 Democrats to Defeat Measure. 44 to 33

New Curb to Dealings by Unions Is Rejected   Senate Refuses Amendment Against Industry. Wide Bargaining 44 To 43

CLEAR IOWANIN FATAL SHOOTING   Webster Cityan Says Artinn Self Defence

Schoolgirl Is Shot to Death   Sister Is Critically Wounded and Father  Dying from Poison

‘Keeping Up With the Joneses .. .  Scientist Raps Middle Class Society

‘Keeping Up With the Joneses’ Hard On Women of Middle Class Society

‘Conferees Try Adjust Figures (n Budget Bill   Sheriffs’ Fee Bill Is Sent ’ To Governor

HOUSE, SENATE SETTLE BUDGET FIGURES TODAY   Spending Conference I: Set For 9 O’Clock This Morning

Special Message Will Ask Speedy Action on Plan   Governor Will Throw Full Weight of L Into Legislative Fight

U. S. Blocks U.N. Action   Palestine Intervention Held Up Pending Ihirect British Appeal

HOLY LAND RIFT TOSSEDBACKTO GREAT BRITAIN   U. S$. Will Not Agree to UN Handling Until  It Is in Concrete Form

Next MoveOn Palestine Up To British  U. 5. Delegates   U. 5S. Delegates Want Question More Concrete

Next Move On Palestine Up to Britain   U. S. Wants Britain to Make Concrete Proposal

British Ready To Nand UN Palestine Case   Americans Opposed To Commission Probing Holy Land

U.S. Blocks Immediate U.N. Action on Palestine   Pending Direct British Appeal Present. ed in ‘Some Concrete Form’

Next Move Toward Putting Palestine Question Into  U.N. Hands Up To Britain

U. N. Dodges Jewish Issue   U. S. Wants Britain To Clarify Question

NEXT MOVE TOWARD: PLACING THE PALESTINE PROBLEM IN HANDS. OF UN APPEARS UP TO BRITISH GOV'T.

U.N. Tosses Palestine Issue Back fo London for Concrete Suggestions

PALESTINE ISSUE MUST BE PUT INTO ‘BETTER CONDITION   U.N. Send? Explos:ve Problen Back to British Government For Revision

CLOSED SHOP  CHANGE SEEN      G CLOSED SHOP MAY_ BE ADOPTED BY- LA BOR COMMITTEE  “OMPROMISE PLAN AFFECT. IN

(MV Deficiencies Are Listed By Lane   Governor Calls On Le: Elgin To Correct Conditions

Strike Cuts Off Milk Deliveries   Chicago Dairies Closed a: Plant Men Walk Out

CHICAGO MILK SUPPLY CUT OFF   Labor Dispute Stops Delivery to 4,000,000

CHICAGO'S MILK SUPPLY CUT OFF   Labor Dispute Blamed for Delivery Tie-up

Deliveries Halted Over Entire City   Suburbs and Four Million People Are Affected — Hospitals Get Milk

All Dairies Closed Down By Walkout   Workers Demand  Shorte: Week With Same Pay Promise Deliveries tu Hosnitals and Institutions.

CIVIL RIGHTS BOARD FAVORS FOUR CHANGES   Explains Recommendations ir Report to President Truman

Civil Rights Group Asks LawChanzge   Would Make Alterations -to Guarantee Four Essential Rights in United States _   ‘Protection Asked   Would Strengthen Ways of Supporting  Civil . Rights .

No Immediate Danger Of Red War TEU. S. Keeps Strong: Rickenbacker

Americans Must Take Up Battle Stations Now   War Ace Stresses Need  for U. S. to Keep lacalf Strana

John M. Smith, State Treasurer, Passes Suddenly  “Honest John’ Paid Bank Creditors As Moral Obligation

Wisconsin State Treasurer Dies  ‘Honest John’ Smith In Office 9 Years

End Of A Legend Find Body Of Aged Manhattan Recluse In Mansion; Seek Kin

STRANGE DEATH IN OLD MANSION ON FIFTH AVENUE   Police, Break Into Home of Mysterious Elderly’ © Recluse Brother

Plans for Budget Slash Given Boost   Expected Surplus To Aid Drive of GOP, Is Belief

Appeals to Veterans To Honor War Dead   By Wearing < a Poppy Saturday On Poppy Day, May 24

Legion Commander Presents Merits Of Annual Poppy Day   Legion Commander Stresees Tremendous Help All Can Give by Poppy” Purchases and Donations of  wr. yg.

PUPPY DAY PLEA MADE IN LINTON   Reeves Asks Cooperation of Public in Annual Sale Here.

SEEK SLAYER OF 5-YEAR-OLD GIRL   Find Carol Thompson Was Raped Before Death

Ravisher, Killer of Little Girl, 5, ‘Obiect of Widespread Police Hunt

53 REDS SENTENCED TO DEATH IN GREECE   Charged With Conspiring  Against Government

ACCOUNTS APPROVED BY ORPHANS’ COURT   Executor Reporis Assets Of $43,665.96 In Estate Of Mabel G. Ramshbure

STRIKERS FIGHT WITH POLICE IN LYON STREETS   ‘Kicked Out’ Reds Identified As Being Members Of Soviet Patriotic Unit

Permits Issued For Four Houses   Storage Buildings, Altera tions Included In Permits This Week.

Seven Building Permits In Week   Convalescent. Home Plan-ned;: Total Valuation Of -Pérmits Was $8,250.

January Storm Wanes; Travel Is Still Risky   Sub-Zero Weather Fails To Develop; Highways Slippery

AFL Chieftain Says Rent Hikes Will Cause ‘Demands for Hinher Pau

Rising Living Costs May See Controls Again   MOVEMENT IS LAUNCHED TO BRING BACK CEILINGS

Democrats Claim Need For Checks Requires Action By Congress   Favor Special Session For Legislation To Satisfy Countrywide Clamoring For Relief From Spiraling Living Costs.

Price Control Talk Revived   Kilgore, O’Mahoney Cite Public Clamor

Stassen Sees An Open Race   Rise In Cost Of Living May ‘Bring Back Price Controls

Handbags for Men Get Green Light From Tailors   Experts Say Custom-Made Suits Spoiled by Overstuffed Pockets

Men’s Suits to Have Own New Look HANDBAGS BOOMED FOR BEST - DRESSEL

Rickenbacker Sets 2 Records   Cross Country, Miam: Ta N. Y¥. Marks Made

Another Cold Wave Will Hit State Tonight   Special Warning Giver After Sunday Respite From Winter.

Cold Wave Roaring Into State With Wind, Snow   Due Tonight, Mercury May Slip to 20 Be low in North, 5 Below in South

Paris Hit By Power Shortage   Schuman Authorized To Call Troops To  Se ee Pe a, Fe, ee = es ee eee

SPLIT APPEARING IN LABOR. FEDERATION MAY EASE CRISIS IN FRANCE .

WEATHER STOPS POLAR FLICHTS   Air Transports Will Begin 600Mile Hop in Antarctic When Skies Clear

Byrd Goes Deeper Info Antarctica   Big Transports Await Weather for Takeoff

SOUTH POLE FLIGHT HELD UP   Byrd Awaits for More ' Favorable Weather.  !

FLOOD COMMITTEE IS READY TO ACT   Keystone ‘Commission Now at Full Strength.

‘Paris Claims Grid Players Took Bribes   Gave Filcheck And Hapes, Pro Stars, Each $500, He Says In Tnal On "Football Fix!

‘Belated’ War _ Bill Presented   Congress Told Conflict’s Cost Not Yet Paid

Congress Gets Belated War Cost Bill  Deficiency Fund Measure Is Introduced

COSTS OF WAR NOT YET ENDED   Congress Cuts Down On Pension Fund And GI Benefits

Venteiloquist Feted On Tenth Anniversary Of Debut With Charlie McCarthy

Dottie Loses Slip!   But Miss Lamour's Mishap Doesn't Mar Edaar Bergen’s Anniversary Party

FRANK PIERCE, 78, SUCCUMBS   Was Among Organizers of Municipalities League

DOUBT SOVIETS CAN MAKE BOMB   Official Reaction to Molotov’s Remark Is ‘So What?’

Onits Cabinet   Scoffs Greet Soviet Claim   Russia Held Unable To Make Atom Bom)

Molotov’s Remark Seen As Smoke Screen To Dim Czechoslovak Seizure   Americans Claim Atom Bomb Is No Secret But Its “Secrets” Are Still Exclusively Held By American Science.

EXPRESS DOUBT SOVIETS FOUND ATOMIC SECRET   No Official Washington Comment Made, but Others Reply to Molotov’s Claim.

Official Sources Withhold Comment On A-Bomb Secret   ‘Molotov ‘Remark  Scoffed at by Congressmen

PRESIDENT OF COUNTRY CALLS ON DEFENDERS TO HOLD OUT FOR 24 HOURS

CORN PRIGE-—-~~ SET RECORI   JULY FUTURES GO TO MORE THAN TWO DOLLARS A BUSHEL FOR ALL. TIME PEAK

ALL'S GOING. TO-BE.O. Ke ‘NOW 7 Pe p Dancing. Omen of U.'S.: Prosperity

Kenney Says Reliance Must Be Placed on Our Aircraft   Long Range: Bombers, Fighter Planes Arc  Civen Burdens Says New York Woulll Be Number One Enemy Tarect

Foreign Relations To Be Reviewed   Andrews Says Review Needed Before Security Measures Can Be Charted

Launch Study on U. §. Security  House Committee Has Pretentious Procram

Truman Orders Displaced Persons Survey In Enrepe   On The-Spot Survey To Be Started—Shifts In Federal Posts Aid   SEEKS TO SPEED ACTION IN MATTER

OPPOSE TRANSFER OF CRAB ORCHARD   WITNESSES REQUEST MORE TIME TO SEEK INDUSTRIAL USERS

Emergency Calls Are Defined   Leased Wires Serving Press or Radio  Not Yet Affected

Former Wife Shot; Father is Wounded   Son Held After He Admits Taking Dad Into Kentucky

Wartime Navy Force Shrinks To 306 Ships   21 In Reduced Status Navy Reveals; Nearly 1300 In Operation At End Of Last War

Mason, Kincheloe Resign Positions On Schoo! Board   Dr. Christoffer,. : Ralph Jones Elected For Unexpired Terms

ieee. ha sata aus A ESC EES Na art  Indiana Town Fa aces Water, Power Crisis After Explosion

By Jove, This Barkless Dog Has “Woofed”   Never in 6,000 Years Has a Basenji Sounded Like a Dog Until Now,

House Republicans Unite Against Democrat Attack On Bill For Strike Control

GOP'S MOVE TO SUPPORT STRIKE BILL   Call Caucus to Form Front Against Demo Opposition

le es) es pe et eee eer ere  Republicans Gird To Save  Strike-Control Measure   Caucus Called For Monday To Form Solid Front Against Democratic Attacks; Eastland Says War Between America And Soviets Inevitable Unless Russia Halts

U rgeRiverRoad As Vital Part of  RecreationPlan   Alton and Grafton Groups Tell Engineers Need For Highway   Bill for Commission On Sronir Ce

Lipstick Radio      Broadcasting, Receiving  Sets Can Be Heard A Mile Nictant

‘Raid Mutuel House, Return Gold, Alaska Marks 80th Birthday; Dad Won't Have to Break up Family

Food Saving Plans Being lntensified   Government Pushes Nation- wide Program For Getting Food Aid For   Europe   DRIVE NEARS END OF FIRST WEEK

CORN SUPPL SUPPLY IS VERY LOW   HIGH PRICE HAS LED TO , SELLING OF MUCH CORN FROM STORAGE BINS

Heavy Feeding Of Livestock Offsets Gains   Intensify Food-Saving Drive As Corn Crop Carryover Wiped Out

Corn Crop Foreeast Improves   Government Claims Heavy Grain Feeding Offsets Slight Gain

 Sharp Reaction Seen '4s Possible Check on (Further Soviet Coups

Truman Blast Against Soviet Stirs Couneil   UN Sources Believe U. § Reaction to Coup May Check Similar Red Move In Tully

Joint -Amphibious Pian Told By Air Force Men In Flarida Maneuver

Military Planes to Be Displayed  Independence Day   Independence Day Plans Developed

Military Planes to Be Displayed  Independence Day Plans Developed

Atomic Defense Need ‘Urgent’   aperereneneetematnmcat®  Doctors Warn Energy Commission of Danger

Atom Commission ls Given Warning   Medical Advisers Say Man Must Learn Safety Quickly

Senate Toughens Labor Bill With New Amendment   Passage Gives Senator Taft Another Victory

WINTER WEATHER RTRKES MIDWEST   Pleet Glazes Highways in Several States: Schools Are Closed.

Strangles Womar With Housedress  Grand Rapids Man Confesses Murder

UPRIVER MAN HELD FOR MURDEF IN FLORIDA CASE   Frank Yarnazzo, 67, Accused In Miami Death Of Patron In Tavern

Britain and France Sign New Alliance  Agreement’s Final  Act Is Made at  Historic Dunkerque

BRITAIN AND FRANCE SIGN -O0-YEAR PACT  Military Alliance Linking Powers Is ONS pe ee Ne

Great Britain and France Sign Fifty. Year Military Pact   ‘Alliance Signed By Ministers at ‘Dunkerque Today

FRANCE, ENGLAND AGREE 10 TREATY   Fifty-year Alliance Signed Today at Dunkerque.

BRITAIN AND FRANCE SIGN AGREEMENT   50-Yecr Military Alliance Signed At Dunkerque

Fifty Year Military Pact Completed A Dunkerque —    Alliance Reunites 2 Nations in Bond Last in Force When Fleet Reseued French Army

Part Of Public School Teachers In Buffalo Strike     Report 75 Per Cent Of Teachers Join Strike, Closing Classrooms To 60,000

. * . ® a SIXTY THOUSAND PUPILS ARE AFFECTED BY WALKOUT  OVER SALARY DIS. + : : PUTE .

Solons Vote Fund: For State's Courts   Foreign Relief Bill Sant To Precident

Opinion Differs On Trade Margin  Board of Trade To Talk With USDA

Chicago, Ss. Split  On Grain Margins   Board of Trade Insists High Prices Due to Big Demand

Denham Overruled By NLRB Decision On Red Affidavit   Mest Of The Meat is Thereby Token ON AFL Leaders’ Gearrel, Ruling Appites Galy Te Geliective Barvelnine Elections

ANTI-RED OATH SIGNING IS CALLED OFF   NLRB Decides to Take Heat Off Communists And Other Objectors

Hoover Says Worl Harvest to Be As Small as 1945  Grim Food Year Seen For All Nations Ravaged by Battle

MASS STARVATION THREATENED WITH SCANT FOOD PILE   Houver Proposes Steps to Aid Hard Hit Countries: Grim  Year Is Ahead

HOOVER WARNS U. S. CROPS MAY BE SHORT, OUTLINES STEPS TO ‘PREVENT STARVATION IN WORLD

HOOVER STATES HARVEST FEARS   SAYS ONLY RUSSIA CLAIMS GOOD CROPS; SEES GRIM OUTLOOK

Of Starvation OFe ‘acing: World   Former. Pre aid ent Gives i ‘Outli ine Of-Steps'To   “Combat ‘Shortage In: 194.7-Harvests:

Hoover Sees Voluntary  Conservation  Outlines Steps To Save Areas From Mass Starvation

Pre-Wedding Party Ends In Disaster   _ —DISAPPOINTING HARVEST— Hoover Urges U.S. To Conserve Food Supply

Hoover Urges Food Saving .  ‘Feed Humans, Not Animals,’ He Pleads

Hoover Outlines Steps Needed to save Large Areas of Europe from Mass Starvation; Hard Days Ahead

Grim Food Year Ahead.  Hoover Says   Former President Hoover Asks End to Unnecessary Human Consumption and Waste of Food.

HOOVER TELLS FOOD SITUATION   Outlines Steps If Large Areas Are To Avoid Starvation

Operators Charge Lewis With ‘Hoax’ To Delay Return  Union Chief Tells Men to Resume Work   Union Chief Tells Men to Resume Work  In All Approved Shafts

Operations Resumed At 1,368 Pits   Lewis Accused Of ‘Hoax’ In Efforts To Prolong Tieun

Coal Mines Administration Reports 107,738 Miners at Work Tuesday in 1,368 Pits; Lewis Urges Prompt Resumption.

Lewis Action Is Held Hoax By Operators   Government Reports Pro. duction Now 40 Percent Of Normal

PRODUCTION OF COAL SOMEWHAT HIGHER TUESDAY   40 Percent Of Normal Government Reports; 1,363 Mines Operating   OPERATORS ATTACK LEWIS’ STATEMENT

LONDON TIMES HITS MINISTRY   Asserts No Government Ever Fell So Far Below Expectations

LONDON TIMES RAPS POLICY OF ATTLEE   Influential Paper Says Time Has Arrived for Protest Against Failure to Devise Positive Economic Program.

Luckman Says Food- Saving Off To Good Start   _ Distillers Protest. “Requestfor.60-Day. Shutdown, However

May Decrease U.S. Budge   hicreased Spending, Les:   Revenues Means Differ:   ence Of $3,500,000,000 In *48°

U. $. SURPLUS T0 BE LESS THAN FIGURED   Balance at End of Fiscal Year May Be Only $2,500,000,000, Instead of $6,000,000,000 as Antici nated.

Cut in Surplus Seen in 1948   increased Spending and De cline in Income Forecast for Next Fiseal Year.

Higher Spending, Drop in Revenue Shrink Prospective Budget Surplus   Forecasts by Federal Analysts Indicate Far Less Leeway Than Onticipated far Reducing Paublie Deht and Cutting Incame Taxes

SURPLUS LEFT INU.S. BUDGET BADLY SHRUNK   REPUBLICANS MAY TRY TO WIDEN CASH MARGIN

MERCURY TAKES SUDDEN TUMBLE   Balmy Day Followed B; New Cold Spell In Midwest Area

FAMOUS CROOK HUNTER RETIRES   ‘Dasher Jack’ Hangs Uj Gold Pistol After 35-Year Career

NEGRO CONFESSES TO THE SLAYING OF DAVID GRAY   Sheriff John Theroff of Kansas City Says Negro Identified Himself.   AS NATHANIEL GERMANY   Admitted In a Signed State ment He Fired Fatal Shot.

A NEGRO CONFESSES   Says He Shot David Gray After Aceoating Couple in Car

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Trains Collide _ At Union Station In Columbus, O.   Only One Passenger Hurt Badly Enough For Hospitalization

JUDGE PICARD PONDERS PACE OF APOTTER   Finds Varying  _Ideas of How Fast  A Man Should Walk

/G0F LEADER IN FOREIGN AF_ FAIRS AEBUKES- ‘OPPON. _ ENTS OF MARSHALL  ' PLAN

MARSHALL A PLAN O. KD B' VANNDENRERE   Michigan Senator in Plea for “Unpartisan Foreign Policy”

Marshall Aid Plan Supported   Unpartisan Foreign Poliey is ‘Asked by Senator Vandenberg

Earth Shocks Result in Only Slight Damage   Quake Felt as Far Away as Phoenix, Ariz.

Sharp Tremo! Lasts About Full Minute   No Immediate Reports Of Loss Of Life

SEVERE QUAKE IN CALIFORNIA   No Loss of Life or Serious Damage from Tremor Lasting Minute

Sharp Earthquake Rocks Most of Southern California   Tremor Felt as Far as Tucson, Arizona Today

Heavy Earth Tremors Felt In Three States  California, Arizona And Nevada Shaker By Sharp Temblors

CALIFORNIA TORN BY SHARP QUAKE   Check Reveals No Loss Of Life, Serious Damage

QUAKE IS FELT IN CALIFORNIA   Tremor Lasting for Minute  Rocks Wide Area

DAMAGE LIGHT IN EARTHQUAKE   Tremor Shakes Most of Lower California

So. California Is Rocked By Sharp "Quake  Check Reveals No Heavy Loss

Earthquake Rocks Southern California; No Loss Of Life Or Serious Damage Known

SHARP QUAKE IN CALIFORNIA   Most of Southern California Rocked By Tremor Today

SEVERE EARTHQUAKE HITS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA   No Immediate Reports of Loss of Life Received as Shock Subsides Into Long, Rolling Tremor Lasting Almost a Minute.

Southern California Shaken By ——Deep-Seated Tremor; No Loss Reported ,      QUAKE BELIEVED TO BE SEVERE IN SOME AREAS

Heavy Earth Tremors Felf In Three States  California, Arizona And Nevada Shaken

TEMPERATURES   Panhandle Areas Are Devastated By Wind, Rain, Fires   Woodward, Okla., Suffers Worst With  100 Dead; Much Of City Is Laid Waste; Villages Virtually Wrecked   EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA

tlement. Pacific Coast Rocked by Quake Strike Little Damage in Los Angele

Sharp Earth Shocks Rock Los: Angeles   Quick ‘Check of Key  Points From Santa  - Barbara to El Centro Showe No Severe Loce

Lowest. Wages Are Set In Bill   Minimum Of Hours And Pay Scale Are Covered

Halifax Man And Others Sponsors   Rate Placed At 40 Cents Per Hour

ROME FILM FIRE LEAVES 26 DEAD   Firm Officials. Accused of lgnoring Safety Laws

Report on Roads Will Not Contain _ Recommendation for New Road Tax

Donald Walz To Graduate March 15  Gets Degree From Iowa Medical School

Donald Walz To Graduate March 5  Gets Degree Fi rom. - Towa: ‘Medical. School

Proposed 4-Year College Is Most Disputed Feature   Local Bill Passed By House Saturday

2,000 Women And Children Flee Holy Land   British. Evacuation Prompted By Threats Over Gruner’s Fate

REES QUESTIONS HANNEGAN ON DUAL POSITIONS   Disavows Politics; Scans Efficiency Ot Postat Setup

Many Entries In 4-H Fat Steer Show Next Month   So Far There Are 70 Steers En tered From Eight Counties for September 13 Event.

IMPOSE TWO FINES FOR . QUHOOL VIOLATIONS   Bensalem Board's Problem : School Attendance  REPLACED FOUNTAINS

BOATS SAVE HUNDREDS AT BAR HARBOR   Scenes Reminiscent of Those at Dunkerque— Half of Famed Resort Community Destroyed.   SCORES ARE TAKEN OUT BY HIGHWAY   200 Forest Blazes Rage in New England—Towns  - Abandoned, Patients Removed From Hospitals.

EXPECT STATE SENATE TO RUSH TAX APPROVALS   Hamilton Group Proposes Bonus to Teachers for Next Two Years

OR REPASSAGE   jew Ohio School Pay Bil Would Offset DanielsCramer Act

Sun To Warn Expedition To Go Northward   Steel Industry Hits New Mark

- INGOT PRODUCTION HITS 94.5 PER CENT OF QUOTA  “STEEL INDUSTRY SETS RECORD

LIBERTY-LOVING PEOPLE OF THE U. S. “(MUST CLEARLY FACE CHANGE IN THEIR ‘THINKING ABOUT NATIONAL DEFENCE”

Senate Check Rein On Help Program ForGreeceAsked; Georgian To Present Plea

CEORGE DEMANDS SENATE CHECK-REIN JON TRUMAN'S CHOICE OF OFFICIALS TO DIRECT PROPOSED AIDPROGRAM ”

LEADERS VOICE PLEAS FOR UMT BEFORE LEGION   Convention Support Sought for Means To Strengthen Nation’s Defense

Legion Speakers Solidly Support Defense Training  Ton Men OF Nation   Top Men Of Nation Address Convention Of Legionnaires

LEADERS SEEK CONSCRIPTION AT LEGION MEET   40 and 8 Society Stages Zan Parade Last Night in New York City

Pleas Delivered   to Legionnaires   Forrestal Declares Training Necessary to Com plement Armed Forces Unification Plan. 

TRUMAN SUPPORTS UNIVERSAL DRAFT AS DEFENSE STEP   President Warns Legion Cost Of U. S. Security Will Remain High

Leaders Urge Legion Parley Back Military  Training Plan   Truman Says Nation ‘Must Be ‘So Strong’ As To Prevent War

ARMED FORCES OFFICIALS SPEAK   Legion Convention Is Host To Top Government Men   Declares Nation Must Have Certainty Of Defense; Parade Saturday

Eisenhower, Nimitz And Spaatz Speaking Today   Truman Follows Dewey And Forrestal In Addresses In Which They Urge Universal Training At Once.

Gen. Eisenhower, Nimitz ‘and. Spaatz to Speak at Late Afternoon  ‘Session Today

National Leaders Urge UMT Program at Legion Confab   Ike, Forrestall, Dewey Join Dewey in Plea For Training

National Leaders Urge Conscription At Legion Session   Eisenhower, Nimitz,  Spaatz Speak Today

Youth Training Termed “Vital” In U.S. Defense   Dewey, Forrestal Support Veterans In Advocating Bill; Army and Navy  Heads to Speak. -- .-

Leaders At Legion Boom Conscription  - Another List Of Speakers. _

Ike to Speak To Legion   Nimitz and Spaatz Also on Speakers’ List Today

Legion Delegates Hear New Conscription Pleas   Mrs. Alice Stoker, 82, Native of England, Dies Thursday Night

Serious Note Paces Legion Rivalry At New York Meeting   40 and 8 Stage Same Zany Parade; Ike Speaks This Afternoc

LEGION HEARS MORE APPEALS FOR UMT PLAN   Truman And Forrestal Add To Dewey Plea For De  fance Conerrintinn

STRONG NATION EMPHASIZED AT LEGION’S RALLY   Military Training’s Stressec As U. S. Leaders Speak Before Convention

Legionnaires Hear Pleas for Universai Military Training from War Leaders

BARUCH PLAN IS-ENDORSED  Andrel Gromyk6 of Rusila’ Revives Atomic Plan Setting. ofr -New Duel with ‘United ‘States,

ATOMIC PLAN IS REVIVED BY RUSSIANS   New Duel With U. S. Touched Off In UN Security Council by Gromvko.

RUSSIA REVIVES SOVIET ATOMIC CONTROL PLAN   Gromyko Touches Off New Duel With United States

IS ENDORSED   Atidrol Gromyko of Russia Revived Atomic Plan Setting Off New Duel with United. States. 7

ATOMIC DUEL FLARES ANE   Gromyke Revives Red Scheme To Outlaw Bomb Without Control Measures.

Ole Miss Doesn’t Scare 90-Year-Old Charley Reed, Who'll Take His Chances In Spite of Flood Threat

Old Charley Reed Defies the Mighty Misssstppi at Hull   “The Heck With It,” He Says. “We're Staying Right Here.”

C. 1. 0. CONVENTION CALLS FOR ACTION ON EUROPEAN AYD   Holds There Should Be No Delay in Deating With Problem After Hearing Talk by Marshall,   UNION’S TOP LEADERS BACK FOREIGN POLICY   Secretary Tells Delegates “Fhe Basic Problem of World Recovery Is Production.”

C1O Calls for Prompt Action To Aid Europe   Sec. Marshall Warns Western Civilization Is in Dire Danger

ClO Leaders Endorse Plea Of Secretary  Production Called Recovery Problem

PROMPT ACTION ADVOCATED BY CIO LEADERS   Approve Plans as Awanced by Seretary Marshall

ClO RESPONDS TC MARSHALL'S PLE?   Convention Urges Prompt Action on European Relief Program

QUICK ACTION ON AID URGED BY MARSHALL   CIO Is Told Western Civilization Stake  Of Aid Program

ClO Urges Action Now  On Aid Issue   Call For Aitention—rTo European Hungry After Hearing Seerctary Marshalf Term Such Move Urgen,

WARNING IS SOUNDED  ClO Calls For Quick Action On Aid Plan After Marshall Talk

Split, 5-4, as to Transportation of School Students  Follows 1930 Ruling On Textbooks for Separate Divisions

SCHOOL FUNDS MAY BE USED TO HAUL CATHOLIC PUPILS   High Court Rules Parochial School Children Entitled  to Transportation

No Exclusion By Religion   NJ. Catholics Eligible For Public Transport

COURT UPHOLDS ‘POLITICAL BAN   Hatch Act Clause Hitting A’ Federal Workers 0. K.’d

MISTAKEN INTERPRETATION   “Clean Politics” Act Valid High Court Rules

Hisnest Tribunal Okays Hatch Act   Decision by-Justices Sivided Four to Three Cn ‘Clean Politics Law

Court Members Divide In Viewson Religious Support in School Case

SCHOOL BUS "ISSUE SPLITS HIGH COURT   Hatch Clean Politics Bill Upheld By  Group

PAROCHIAL BUS FARE MAY BE PAID   U. S. Supreme Court Makes Five to Four Decision on Issue

‘Clean Politics’ Law Upheld   _ High Court Backs Hatch Act Section

 U.S. Supreme Court Holds Public School Funds May Be Used To Transport Parochial Children

“CLEAN POLITIES” AW UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT   Hatch Act Provision Ruled Constitutional By Vote of 4103

OKAYS GAN ON CAMPAIGNING BY HAT GH AG   Supreme Court in Split Rule Upholds Section on “Clean Politics.”

U.S. Supreme Court Makes 5-4 Decision   ‘Clean Politics’ Law Backed in Other Decision

COURT UPHOLDS SCHOOL BUSES FOR CATHOLICS   Political ~ Activity Bar For Certain Officials Is Also Upheld

Court Uphold: Hatch ‘Clean Polities’ Act   Forbids Federal Employes Taking Part in Campaigns

Hatch Act Ban On Political Activity Uphele   Court Rules On Transportation To Catholic Schools

Clean Polities Act U pheld by High Tribu nal   Supreme Court Rules Hatch Law Provisions Barring U.S. Employes Are Constitutional

COURT BACKS HATCH ‘CLEAN POLITICS’ ACT   Ban On Campaign Participa tion Upheld

Ban On Federal Employes Political Activity Upheld   Supreme Court Sustains Hatch Act; Use Of Publie Funds For All Students OK'd

Delay Likely On Arms Cut Program  Discussion  No Break in View In Opposing Stand.  Taken on Issue p..IT Cc ....,jJ D.....:.

‘May Sidetrack Action on Arms Program   U. S., Russia Are Deadlocked on Vital Question

Democrat Battles For Seat In House   Labor-Backed Nominee Pledges To Fight Labor Law

SCRAPS MARK PRIMARY VOTE   Judicial Fights Share Interest With Race For Congress Seat

RETURN HOME ORDERS DRAWN FOR TROOPS   Decision Held Block To Chiang’s Hope ’ For Aid

Estimate Losses Now $26 Million; Key Levees Hold  . South Wisconsin -

Flood Losses From Two River: Is $26,000.00   Mississippi North Of Hannibal Recedes Crests to St. Loujs

Estimate Losses Now $26 Million; Key Levees Hold   South Wisconsin Streams Rising

Heavy Rains Add To Flood Fears   Estimate Losses To Date At $26,000,000; More Damavye Is Likely.

Flood Zone Faces More Devastation   Northwest Missouri and lowa Streams Rampage Again After Heavy Rains Overnight; Losses in Area Already Estimated at $26,000,000

CRESTS ON BIG RIVERS NEAR ST. LOUIS AREA   Ease Conditions in Upstream Areas, But New Floods to Come

Midwest Floods Moving South  $26,000,000 Damage Area Is Estimated By Army Engineers

Key Levees Hold as Crests of 2 Rivers Near St. Louis   Heavy Rains in lowa and Nebraska Threaten to Swell Waters Again

SET FLOOD LOSS AT 26 MILLIONS   HEAVY RAINS BRING FRESH DANGERS TO (OWA AND NEBRASKA

Rain Renews Flood Threat   Downpaurs in North Bring New Danger in Big River Basins; Crest Nears St. Louis

HEAVY RAINS TO THE NORTH GIVE THREAT OF ANOTHER FLOOD   Crests-of Mississippi and the Missouri Are Nearing St. Louis.   THE LOSSES ARE HEAVY   Estimated at $26,000,000 on “Two Great Rivers and Tributaries.

CHEF ATTEMPTS T0 KILL WRITER   Mary Roberts Rinehart Home Scene of Struggle

Seek to Erase Pendergast Label in Jackson County Political Machine

Jackson County Democrats Start *Factional Purge   ‘Pendergast Label’ Ban Imposed by New Vet County Chairman

Drive to Put Pendergastism On Sidelines in ’48 Opened   War Hero Begins Attempt to Reorganize Democratic Committee in Truman’s Home County in Way to Avoid National Party Embarrassment in Presidential Campaign— Given Clear Field by Factional Leaders.

Reds Sound  Norway on Key Islands   Ask Revision of Pact or Strategically Situated Arctic Archipelago.

Russia Seeking Bases in Arctic  Norway Reveals Request of Soviets

SAY REDS ASK BASE IN ARCTIC   Norway Reveals Soviet Request For Privileaes

165 Men Perish As Storm Lashes Portuguese Fleet  Many Boats Still Unaccounted For

Await Outcome Of Investigation   Young Couple Is Held in California

NATION FACES DANGER OF OIL, GAS RATIONING   Industry First to Be Given Chance to Lick Shortage, However.

Changes in Romania Make Constitution Changes Necessary, He Tells People

King Mihai Abdicates to Romania Reds   Cites Interest Of People—Cabinet  Tharlarce Ronnuhilic

Mihai Gives up Romania Crown   Leftist Cabinet Declares Country a Democracy as Monarch Steps Aside; Permission to Wed Reported Rejected

KING MIHAI I, ABDICATED THE THRONE TODAY   Communist-Dominated Cahinet Declared Popular Democratic Republic.   CHANGES IN ROMANIA   Made An Alteration in the Constitution a Necessity.

Red-Dominated Cabinet Forms A ‘Republic’  Ruler Declares &* amebtsbssbsam

Communists Take  Over as Romania  King Abdicatés Country Is Popular Democratic Republic

REPUBLIC’ SET UP BY RED-RULED CABINET BODY   Monarch Quits So As Not To ‘Stand In Way Of The People’

King Mihai  Abdicates  In Romania   Communist Cabinet Proclaims ‘Popular Democratic Republic’

‘DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC DROCLAIMER   King Follows in Footsteps of Exiled Father

King Mihail, Of Romania, Quits Throne   Cabinet Says Romania’ ‘Popular Republic.’

Reds Take Over as Mihai Abdicates Romanian Throne  Communist Cabinet Forms ‘“Renublic’”’   Communist Cabinet Forms ‘’Republic’’ As King Leaves

King Mihai Abdicates In Romania   Communists Proclaim ‘Popular Democratic Republic’ Today

Red Cabinet Declares a Republic  Abdicates in Interest of   PDeanle Save

MONARCH ABDICATES IN ROMANIAN CHANGE   Democratic Republic Set Up As King Mihai Steps Out

NATION 18 PROCLAIMED A REPUBLIC   26-Year-Old Monarch Departs from Bucharest; Destination Unknown.

NEW REGIME PROCLAIMED   Quitting “In the Interest. ol the People,” Says Young Fy-Rider.

King Mihai I Leaves Throne; Communist-Controlled Cabinet Declares Nation a ‘Democratic Republic.’   WAS LAST MONARCH IN EASTERN EUROPE

Young King Mihai Of Romania Abdicates: Commie-Dominated Cabinet Declares Republic

NEW REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED BY RED CABINET   Youthful Monarch Quits “In Interest of the People”

—KING MIHAI-— Republic Is Proclaimed By Cabinet  : Steps Down As Help To People 

Communists In Government Assume Powe       Declare ‘Popular Democratic Republic’; King Leaves Country

People Should  Select Own Government, Monarch Says   Changes in Constitution Forced Resignation, King Declares

Abdication Of Mihai  Proclaimed   Reds Set Up Democratic Republic

Romanian Monarch Abdicates   Young Mihai Bows To Red Cabinet; ‘Republican’ Government Formed

King Mihai of Romania Abdicates; Nation Is Proclaimed "Republic   Communist-Dominated Cabinet Declares Natior Is Now ‘Popular Democratic’ State; Monarch Reported Leaving for Unrevealed Destination

ROMANIAN KING LEAVES THRONE   : Reds Immediately Declare ‘Popular Republic’

“Democratic Republic’ Declared In Romania By Red-Dominated Cabinet

King Mihai  Quits Throne  Of Romania      Communists Immediately Declare Nation A Republic.

Balkan Ruler Abdieates. And Quits Country   Red-dominated Cabinet Of Romania Procl aims. “Popular Republic”  Tn“ Bucharest - .

Democratic Republic Declared   Communist-Dominated Cabingt“Acts Quickly After Young King Quit:

Red Cabinet Sets Up Romania Republic as Kine Mihai Onits   Young Monarch Says He Is Stepping Down Th Interests of People

King Mihai Of Romania Abdicates   iCommounists Take Over, Immediately Proclaim Nation To Be ‘Popular Democratic Revnublie’

King of Rumania Suddenly A bdicates, Opening Way for Russian Grab   Saviet Aheorntian

Romania Forms  Democratic” Government   Monarch Reported To Have Left Country After Quitting Throne

Youthful Monarch Twice Wore Crown   His Father, King Carol, Renounced Throne For His Love Of A Commoner

Monarch,26 Holds Red  Decoration   Son of Carol 2nd, Had Twice Ruled Nation;  ~ Leaves for Undeclared Destination      Government. Decisions for Sovietization Can ‘Be Speeded

Young King Abdicates Romanian Throne;  New Republic Declared  Communist Ruled Cabinet at Once Sets Up ‘Popular Democratic’ Government as Mihai  Steps Down

COMMUNIST-RULED GOVERNMENT MAKES OTATE “DEMOCRACY”   MIHAI STEPS DOWN “FOR GOOD OF PEOPLE,” HE SAYS IN ABDICATING

. ‘Republic’ In Bucharest   Diplomats Say Action Rettioves Last Brakes on Soviet Absorption

Mihai Quits His Threne   Red-Deminated Cabinet Promptly Says Romania Popular Democratic Republic

Mihai Quits _ Throne   Young King of Romania Says People Must Be Free to Choose Own Form of Government

NATION TURNS INTO REPUBLIC   Mihai Says In Broadcast Abdication In Interest Of People

Romania Reds Launch Plans ~ For Government   YOUNG MONARCH QUITS IN INTEREST OF HIS COUNTRY

RED CABINET IN SPEEDY MOVE 10 FO R M REPUBLIC   MIHAI STATES ACT IN BEST INTERESTS OF BALKAN NATION

Young King Mihai Leaves Romanian Throne; Country Termed “Popular Republic”

COMMUNIST CABINET DECLARES REPUBLIC   King Says People Must Choose Their Own Form Of Government

King Mihai Leaves Throne Of Romania   Popular Democratic Republic Set Up At Abdication: Proclamation Is Announced

FRONTIER DAYS CARAVAN TO STOP HERE MONDAY   Council Bluffs Booster Group Brings Enter. tainment to County

Accused of Robbing St. Louis Bank   Woman Who Held Up De: Moines Bank Wanted for  Earlier Crime

New Kanses Rains Fail To Hike Flood. Crests   _ Hooding Republican, end  Blue Nal Affected; Kaw: lq rere yee ee en

India, Pakistan Aim  To Stop Slaughter Death of Gandhi. Reported Ww € aken ‘ning,  > Pee. (ho oe” «eae

Pakistan And India To Fight Race Rioting   Join Forces In Face of Renewed Communal Battles

War. Betweer Indian States Looms Large   Two Governments doin Forces to End Violence

om, WARSHIP HIT BY FIRE   MUCH OF NEW SECRET EQUIP. MENT ON BRITISH FIGHT: . ING SHIP 18 DAMAGED

Primary Brings Out Record Vote   Newcomers To Loca] Political Scene Win Over Incumbents In Aldermanic Centests.

GOP May Hold Senate All Night on Tax Cut   Republicans Threaten Drastic Expediting Move as Morse Amendments Seek To Nelov Proposed January Effective Date

SENATE FACES — NIGHT SESSION   GOP LEADERS THREATEN TO _ KEEP SENATE IN SESSION — ’ ‘TO. BREAK FILI- © = ' BUSTER

Senate Faces Night Session   May Hold Session Tonight To Break Up Democratic Filibuster On Kansas Prohe

Rules Committee Shelves UMT Plan   Republicans May Fail To Pass Income Tax Reduction Measure Over Truman Vete

MOISTURE IS NEEDED   Expected Snow and Rain Fails (x Arrive in Western Kansas

MOISTURE IS NEEDED   Expected Snew and Rain Fails t Arrive in Bestere Kanmesa

woe ESPSPTR SSP ee L  Drive For New Funds Continues   Senate Committee Considers Measure

John Powell Dies After Talk to M. U. Washington Alumni  Native of Hannibal Lost Both Feet While In Japanese Prison

FORMER MANAGING EDITOR OF CHINA PAPER SUCCUMBS   John B. Powell Dies Suddenly: Gained Fame While in* Jap Prison Camps

Senior Class Play Promises Many Laughs   At H. 8. Auditorium Friday at 8 O’elock P. M.

Russia, U. S. Join in Rap At War Talk  Soviet Draft on   Soviet Draft on Warmongering Is Badly Beaten

Russ, U.S. Accept Compromise On ‘Warmongering’   Join In Conciliatory Move To Condemn All Forms Of War-Provoking Propaganda

Russia and US Join Hands. to Insure Peace  Condemn Everything Likely to Provoke

Assembly Passes Compromise Plan Unanimously   Sudden Amendment Agreements Bring Red-U. S. Approval

AMERICA, REDS JOIN IN ANTI-PROPAGANDA U.N. ASSEMBLY MOVE  - ACTION FOLLOWS SOVIET DEFEAT ON PROPOSAL TC CONDEMN TRUMAN PLAD

U.N. Votes Propaganda  Resolution   Accord on Compromise Proposal Reached After Defeat of Soviet AntiWarmangerins Drive

U.S., Russ in Propaganda Compromise   Soviet Warmonger Proposal Defeated; New Plan Wins 55-0

Warmonger Controversy Is Settled    U. S. and. Russia Join In UN Vote to Condemn All Propaganda “Which Might: Threaten Peace”

Russia and US Join Hands to Insure Peace   Condemn Everything Likely to Provoke Outbreak of War

U.S:; Russia Join Rap at Propaganda   . Pravocation of Any: ’ Threat to Peace: Hit: in- 55 40 0-U. N:; Vote

Russia Gives Up Its Effort Against US   Drops: Specific ~ ‘Warmonger’. Charge Aimed at America

Russia Gives Up Effort To Condemn U. 5.   * United Nations Votes Down Anti-Warmonger Resolution. 55-0

OBSERVED WLS      Dinners, Pilgrimages, Other  Ceremonies Mark ~  Anniversary

Edison Called Great Inventor and Great American ‘As Nation Honors 100th Anniversary of His Birth

ARNOLD TURNER HELD BY POLICE IN NEW YORK   Suspect Denies Connection With Murder; Record Shows Sex Offenses

8 Months to Two Years Given May   Ex-Congressman Must Serve ie Time for  Accepting Bribes   TERMS FOR 2 OTHERS   Garrson Brothers  Alsc Given Sentences for  Paying Money

May Pleads With Court For Mercy   Will Carry  Case to Supreme Court, Attorneys Say

Garssons ‘Also Must Serve 8 to 24 Months   Congressman Pleads for Mercy.

May Sentenced To Prison Terr For War Acts   8 to 24 Month * Terms For May. ~ And Two Garssons

May, Garssons Sentenced Today To Prison Terms   Ex-Congressman Get: An Eight Months te 2-year-Term for Acconting Beihae

ANDREW MAY IS SENTENCED TO PRISON   Former Congressman Is Given Term of Eight Months to Two Years on Conviction of Accepting Wartime Bribes.

TRIO TO PRISON FOR BRIBES ON WAR CONTRACT   Terms Range from 8 Months To Two Years — Defendants Will Appeal

EX-CONGRESSMAN “ANDREW J, MAY WAS: ~.. SENTENCED TODAY   Given _a Term. of from Eigh Months to Two Years In : ‘ Prison.   ACCEPTED BRIBES?   ‘Murray. and Henry Garsson Also Were Given Prison  Terms...

TRIO PLANNING TO APPEAL SENTENCE   Terms Of 8 To 24 Months Imposed By Judge   Says He Has Never Taken “Single Dime” Dishonestly During Term

Andrew May, Garssons Get Prison Terms   Ex-Congressman Is Given Sentence of 8 Months To Two Years on Charge Of Accepting Bribe

May, Garssons Get Prison Terms From Judge Schweinhaut   Sentence Pronounced on Their Conviction of Bribery Charges

May Sentenced To 8 Months: Garssons Same  Maximum Penalty Is Six Years, $30,000 Fine;No New Trial

MAY GETS PRISON SENTENCE   Garsson Brothers Also Given Terms. Intend to Appeal

May And Two  Garssons Get  Prison Terms Former Congressman  Maintains Innocence Refare Conrt

Minimum of 8 Months Given In Bribe Case   Trio Released on $2. 000 Bail Fach

Minimum Of Eight Months Also Given To Garssons For Part In Bribery

May, Garssons Sentenced To 8 -Months Term   Ex-Congressman Pleads for Mercy At Court Session

TIME FIXED AT 8 MONTHS TO TWO YEARS   Ex-Congrassman Declares ‘1 Wever Took a Dime;” To Appeal Case.

Gets Fight Months To  Two Years  _Garssons Given ‘Similar Sentences

May and Garssons Are Sentenced  To Prison Terms  Appeals Being Plannec After Plea for Mercy Is Ignored

Term in Prison Faces May for Accepting Bribe   Former Cangressman Denies Wrong-Doing In Any War Contract

Sentence May To Jail Term   Given From Eight Months To Two Years For Accepting Bribes.

May Sentence Is 8 Months To Two Years  Garsson Brothers mm, FF. ._.. me gt

Ex-Congressman Draws Jail Term   Garssons Also Get Sentences In Case  Of Wartime Bribes

Jail Term For May    Garssons Also Sentenced to Prison in -War Bribe Case

SIMILAR TERNS   Ordered To Serve fight Months To Two Years On  Bribery Choreec

FORMER SOLON, TWO GARSSOKS, ARE SENTENCED   Ex-Congressman, Defending War Bribes Charge, Maintains Innocence

A.J. May Ordered To Prison   ‘x-Congressman And Garssons Given 8 Months Te 2 Years

May, Garssons  Sentenced For Wartime Fraud   Draw 8&8 Months-2 Years Each; May Pleads With Court For Mercy

May Sentenced On Charge Of Taking Bribes   Munitions Makers And Ex-Congressmer Get Prison Terms

Garssons Also. Sentenced onBribery Charae   - Trio Is Released. -on $2000 Bonds ~ Pending Appeals

Ex-Congressman Denies He Ever Accepted Bribe   Three Men to Serve Minimum  Of 8 Months

May, Garssons Sentenced to Prison Terms   Draw from 8 Months t 2 Years in Bribery Case

Judge Metes Like Sentence To Garssons   Ex-Congressman Still Denies Guilt; New Trial Sought

Plea for Merey Vade to Court by Defendants   Former Congressman Denies He Received  Funds “Not Honestly Earned or Justly Due’

8-Month-to-2-Years Are Terms Given to Trio in Court Today   May Denies Guilt; No Fines Levied; Defense to Appeal

Andrew J. May, Garsson Brothers Sentenced fo Terms in Prison”   Former Congressman and Munitions Makers’ At Liberty Under Bail Pending Appeal; Face Fight Moanthe ta Two Years on Bribery Charaes

May Gets Eight-Month  Prison Term   Similar Sentences Go to Two Garsson Brothers

§ Months to Two Years Given May   Hailes ressman Must Serve Pron Ti yine for  Sere Tim, oe   Garrson Brothers Also  Given Sentences for Paying Money

Ex-Congressman May Sentenced To Prison Term   Judge Gives Former Representative Eight Months To Two Year For Takina Bribes

MAY, GARRSONS GET 8 MONTHS TO 2 YEARS   Ex-Congressman Asks Fo Mercy Before Sentence

GARSSONS ALSO RECEIVE TERMS IN BRIBE CASE   Former Congressman Andrew J. May Sentenced To Jail For Fight Months To Two Years In War Fraud Case.

Minimum of 8 Months Given In Bribe Case  Trio Released on.. - $2,000 Bail Each.

Andrew J. May Is Sentenced To Prison Term   Former Congressman . To Serve From Eight  Months to Two Years On Bribery Charge

SENTENCE MAY, GARSSONS T0 PRISON TERMS  EX-HOUSE SOLON asAYVECC VAIN PIFA

DRAWS TERM FOR ACCEPTING PLANT BRIBES   May Released on Bond Pending Appeal for New Hearing

May and Garssons Are Sentenced To Prison Terms  Awmmante Batnam Dianna:   Appeals Being Planne After Plea for Mercy Is lanored

2 Years Is Limit Of Term  Imposec   Garsson Brothers Dealt Similar Sentences

3 DEFENDANTS SILENT AFTER COURT RULING   Ex-Congressman Says To Last That He  Is Innocent

May, Garsson Brothers Face Terms In Prison  On Charges Of Bribery

Sentences Of Trio Light in Bribery Trial   Eight Months To Two Years Given Each Defendant

May Sentenced  To Prison For  Accepting Bribes Murray, Garsson Also Get Terms

BRIEF CLAIMS COURT RULING BREAKS POLICY   Miners, Government To Argue Issues Today

Split-ncome Plan Signed by Duff; Union — Curh Vetoed: Women’s Wages-Hours Passed

Dutf Signs Split-Income  Tax Measure   Designed To Save Pennsylvanians  $100.000.000 a Year

NEW TAX BILL SIGNED BY DUFF   State Couples May Split Family Income and Save On Federal Payments

SPLIT-INCOME TAX BILL NOW LAW IN PENNA   Duff Approves Act To Divide Income For Tax Reports

Plot Charged To Nip Sugar. Rent Control   Rep. Cannon Sees U.S. Trying to Kill OPA by Fund Cut

PROSECUTOR TO GON TINUE HIS INQUIRY INTO DEATHS OF BABIES IN HOSPITAL

Farm Plan Is Near Perfect   South Farmers Give Unanimous Ap proval Of Aids.

Committee Finds Farmer Approval   Congressional Search Shows Program  Needs “Polishing”

Top Officials of UAW Embroiled in Bitter Controversy   Walter Reuther, Vice President, Involved in Feud

RAVIOLI—S?AGHETTI Saturday and Sunday, Garibald Uall, Dunlevy. 7 302t2"

WOMEN REJOICE AT PRICE WAR   Meat Cut to the Bone, Say Butchers, Burger Down -to 29 Cents.

COSTS RUN HIGH FOR OCCUPATION   Hundreds Of Million: Required Of America, Says Army Chief

U.S. Occupation Costs Outlook Reported Heavy   Royall Gives Data; Bridges Asks More Control Over Reich

ADDITIONAL HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS Royall Tells Senators Occupation To Need Giant Sum Above Allotments

Wallace Branded  ‘Renegade by  Kansas Senator Says Ex-Secretary  Has Disgraced His Citizenship

Wallace Target Of Stiff Attack  Rep. Meyer Hints Acts Of Treason

REP, MEYER ASKS CLARK TO INDICT HENRY WALLACE   Kansan, in House Speech, Calls Ex-Vice President “Tool of Those Who Would Destroy America.”   [QUOTES WEESTER’S  ‘TREASON DEFINITION   Attack Provides Exptosive Prelude to Wallace’s Ap' pearance in Washington Monday Night.

Rep. Meyer Calls For Crackdown On Henry Wallace  Labels Him Renegade In Urging Indictment

Brands Henry Wallace Evil Tool And Suggests Attorney General Proceed to Indict This Renegade

5. Tye PBA eR, ANE a pete ceca st AUSTRALIA WOULD WELCOME MILLION AMERICAN SETTLERS

Renewed Fury Marks Battle An Holy Land   Arab Volunteers Cross Into: Turbulent Palectina

IRGUN FORCES KILL 12 ARABS   Two British Constables Also Slain In Attack; Armed Arabs Cross Border

FRESH FURY OF GUNFIRE BLAZES   Palestine Scene of New At tacks; Refugee Boats Approach

Reinforcements Bolster Arabs In Jaffa Area   Fury Mounts After Irgun ‘Slays 12 ‘at Historie  Dieser cnwic

Fighting in Holy Land Flares Anew Atter Arab Deaths   Trained Volunteers Joir In War Against Jews In Palestine

Eight Union County 4-H Club Advisers  Given Recognition   Only Four Other Places © Exceed In Service Pins  At Annual State Dinner

Tax-Slashing Laws Readied by High Congress Leaders   Measure May Be Dropped in the Hopper Next Week by GOP

Measure To Be Offered Next Week   Would Drop Over Five Billion Dollars Frem Personal Income Taxes

P LEADERS NEAR ACCORD ON TAX SLASH   $5.2 Billion Cut, Hike In Exemptions To Be Proposed In Bill

AGREEMENT NEAR ON TAX CUT BIL!   HOUSE REPUBLICANS GO OVER MEASURE TO BE INTRODUCED IN JANUABY,

Near Agreement On Tax Cut Bill  Congressional Action In January Planned

Rep. Eaton Declares Special Session ‘Absolutely Necessary’ To Help France And Italy   ‘RULLETIN

Asks Allocation Of U. $. Goods In World Trade   Candidate For Presidency In Talk To Badger State Newsmen

10 Pct. of U.S. Production for World Rehabilitation. Is Enough, Says Stassen

Stassen Reviews Production Plan  Replies to ‘Attacks’ By Henry Wallace

Love-Crazed Killer Of Two  Still Loves His Paramour   Mother Of Three Who Saw Him Slay Husband And Father, However, Says ‘It’s All Over Now;’ Slayer Surrenders To Police After Wild Spree

BODY OF GRANT MUHRLEIN TO BE RETURNED HERE   Glenn Marsh, Slayer of Northport Man and Son-in-law, Surrenders

Gives Up And Tells Story  Of Love That Led to Deaths   Glenn Marsh, 28, Still Loves Woman Whose Husband and Father He Killed

KILLER LOVES VICTIM'S WIFE   Glen Marsh Tells How He Was Driven to Kill Two Men

STORY OF SLAYING TOLD IN HLINGIS   Rockford Man Declares He Shot Husband. Fath. er of Paramour.

Operators - Miners See Negotiations  Move Up To U. 3.   Believe Government Must Issue Call For New Coal Wage Parley   THREAT OF COAL STRIKE DELAYED

UP 10 U.S. 10 RESTART MINE WAGE TALKS   Operators and Union Await Invitation to Re-Enter Ring

sOWNERS, UMW SAY NEXT MOVE IS UP 10 U, S$,   Formal Mandate On Supreme t Court Ruling Awaited; Early Action Asked

DECISION OF NLRB MAY FORGE LABOR LAW COURT TESTS   Rule Favors International Fur and Leather Workers Union Headed by Avowed Communist.   ORDER IS AGAINST CIO DISCRIMINATION

WAY OPENED FOR LABOR LAW TEST   NLRB Decision May Take Taft Act to High Court

NLRB DECISION MAY FORCE C10 TEST IN COURT   Challenge Foreseen o: faft-Hartley Law On Red Barrier

Taft - Hartley Law Facing Court Tes!   Board Issues . Decision on _ Red Sympathy

TAFT-HARTLEY LAW MAY SEE COURT TEST   NLRB Decision Seen As Opening Wedge For CIO.

Pi-ket Lines Choke off Three Hudson Factarie<   Anderson Appeals for Return of Farm Funds

Billis Aimed : #  At Averting  Telephone Strike Legislation Intreduced  : On House Labor Committos

LEGISLATION AIMED AT HEADING OFF TELEPHONE STRIKE   Was Introduced Today by Rep. Hartley House CLahor Comanittee.   PERMITS INJUNCTION   it Also Provides for Conciliation for a Thirty-day Period.

Urges Ban on Phone Strike   Legislation to Head Off Great Walkout Is Introduced

Cosmic Rays May Come From Atoms Sent By Radio Waves From Sun, Says Science

AP Moscow Man Wins Pulitzer Prize, Baltimore Sun Gets Service Medal

AP Writer 1s Honored  t   _Eddy Gilmore Wins Pulitzer Prize For Stories From Russia; Other Winners. Named

TOP PULITZER PRIZE WON BY EDDY GILMORE   HEAD OF AP BUREAU IN MOSCOW CITED FOEPREPORTING

Distinguished Works Recognized . . . .  Pulitzer Prize Awards For Art, Letters, And Journalism Are Listec

Pulitzer Prize Awards For 1946 Made By Columbia U. Eddy Gilmore Named Top Reporter

sPULITZER PRIZE AWARDS LISTED IN JOURNALISM   Associated Press Chief Of Moscow Bureau  Wins Gold Medal

Pulitzer Prize for Journalism Is Given Associated Press Reporter

PRIZE WINNER   Gilmore Is Given Pulitze: Award Handling News In  International Field

PULITZER PRIZE AWARDED 10 EDDY GILMORE   Associated Press Writer Wins Journalism Honors For Moscow Renorting

LIST PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS   AP Moscow Bureau Chief Gets Foreign ‘grrespondence Honot

Pulitzer Prize or Reporting To Sun Writer   Eddy Gilmore, Winner: ‘All -The King’s Men Takes Now] Award.

Name Pulitzer Prize Winners   Eddy Gilmore Cops Reporters’ Award

local  emperature   Distinguished Works Recognized ... .  Pulitzer Prize Awards For Art, Letters, And Journalism Are Listed

PLAN MEETINGS TO ENROLL IN "47 ACA PLAN   Farmers to Discuss 1946 Program, Plan for 1947 at District Sessions

ATTENTIONALL FARMERS   Who Wish To Take Part In New Assistance Program,

West Virginia Income. Production Up   State Citizens Earn More During First Ten Months of 1947 Than Throughout Entire Year of 194!

West Virginia Income. Production Up  Bs... wR..." we  ee © 7 on Bs. 4k. _£ aAAT Th. ao TL. yy Wir. wa , ees  i We ew me 4 gaAAR   State Citizens Earn More During First Ten Months of 1947 Than Throughout Entire Year of 194

Record Output 0 Coal Forecast  ~ State Chamber Gives Business Review

Report Many Of Guerillas "Wined Out”   Greek Army Said to Have - Dissipated Threat, at Least  For Present Time.

Greek Gov't Claims Forces ‘Wiped Out’ Third of Guerrilla   Invasion Threat Dissipated for Present Time

Guerrilla Forces Reduced by Third, Greek Troops Say   2,000 to 2,500 Invaders From Albania Wiped Out, Dispatches Claim

 Mackenszie’s Column  \Restriction Of Press Would Be ‘Indication Of British Left Wing

Press Probe For Britain Stirs Fears   Further Left Swing By Socialist Regime Seen, Because Red Paper Made First Move’ For Inquiry

Proposed Plan to:Begin«with Expenditure Of More Than’ $250:000;000:in: Next. Year

Would Expend $250 Million In Next 12 Months         Says Plans Would Be Inte. grated With General Pro: gran Of Irrigation And Hydroelectric Power

TRUMAN URGES A HUGE FLOOD CONTROL PLAN   Relief of Mississippi and Mis souri Valleys Would Require 10 Years.

WOULD START WITH EXPENDITURE OF 150 MILLIONS WITHIN NEXT 12 MONTHS; USUAL ELECTRIC POWER PROVISION TIED IN.

Mississippi River Basin Is Included   Program Will Call for Ex renditure of Quarter Bil lion in Next Year

(By Shot-Firer, Substituting for Mine-.Runner)   FLOOD CONTROL PROGRAM URGED   Truman Asks Congress for 250 Million Dollar Expenditure.

TRUMAN: ASKS — BIG PROGRAM       PRESIDENT ASKS INITIAL  ‘PROPIATION OF. 166 ii ‘Mit. LIONS FOR FLOOD CONTROL °°.

Urges Congress To Appropriate Necessary Funds   Truman Asks That. Flooe Control Plans Be Integrated With Irrigation and Power Prenonorams.

Big-Scale Plan Urged By Truman   Control System Would Cover Mississiopi, Miccouri Basins.

News Day And Night   $250,000,000 Asked For Immediate Work On Vast 10-Year Program   Enormous Losses  This Year Cited   Program Would Cover Vast Productive Areas Of River Valleys

Canneries to Process Mexican Meal for Export Seen As Solution to Disease-Imposed Ban on Cattle Shipmenis

IL FIRE THREAT ‘STOPPED IN TIME   Tank Cars Ignite in Street At Crestline; Prompt Action Saves City

Fear New Russiar Pressure Behind Appeals for Help  Greek and Turkish Spokesmen — Seek Speedy Action

TURK AND GREEK LEADERS FEAR NEW SOVIET PRESSURE   Declare Immediate Aid Must Be Provided If They Are to Stop Advance of Coramunism.,   FIGURES ON ARMED STRENGTH ARE GIVEN   Experts Do Wot Believe Tur key Could Defend Dardanelies Long Against Russian Attack.

Turkey Using 60 Per Cent of National Income te Maintain Armed Forces ..  Torn by Civil Strife, An Ailing Greece Grapples With Vital Problem of Food

Fear Of New Russian Pressure Prompts Greek,  Turkish Appeals For Aid   Nations Plead Immediate Help   Support Necessary, They Say To Stand As Bulwark Against Communism

Eisler Given Year in Jail For Contempt      State Department Announees Fir ing of Ten Workers; Marzani Ie Sentenced

Europe Aid Plan Faces GOP Attack   ‘Collision’ Predicted Over Program of President’s Council

GOP Opposition Confronts Truman On Several Fronts  Republicans Criticiz His Heavy Emphasis

European Aid Plans Draw New GOP Fire   Knutson To Push Tax-Cut Bill; Truman Advisers Urge Continued High Taxes, Return to Controls

EXPECT GOP 10 RESIST REPORT FROM ADVISORS   Advise Truman Not to Cut Taxes; Urge Controls, Outright Gifts to Europe

Truman Plan To Meet Opposition   Republicans Expectec To Oppose Program Upon Several Fronts

 Truman Plans On Lecislation Hit By GOP   Criticism Leveled At Report Issued by  Economic Advisers By Sterling F. Green

Truman Plan to Aid Europe fo Be Fought   Many Provisions of Proposed Plan Being Criticized

G. 0. P. DIRECTS NEW BLASTS AT PROBABLE PLAN   Truman Board Advises High Taxes, ‘Outright Gifts’, Anti-inflation Curbs

Aid Plan Battle Looms   “Outright Gifts’ And Renewed High Taxes Are Facing Opposition

PLAN OFFERED BY ECONOMIC CONCH   Outright Gifts To Foreign Nations Recommended   Certain To Bring Opposition From Republicans; Firm Controls Urged

New Controls, Outright Gifts May Be Asked   Knutson Promises To Introduce Bill To Cut Income Taxes At First Session

Republicans Will Offer Objections   Rep. Knutson To Press For Action On Tax Reduction

To Fight On T axes And Aid   Government Program On Taxes, Prices And tright Gifts Abroad Draws Fire

Relief, Tax Cuts Directly Opposed   Reece Blasts at Truman for Bringing in Hiah Cost Problem

Advisers Hint “Type of Issues   Reece Attacks Possible Debate On Permement Aid

Anti-Inflation Controls Are Said Needed  Sharp Battle On Centinued Hich

‘Anti-Inflation Controls Are Said Needed   Sharp Battle On Continued High Taxes Forecast

GOP Assails Suggestions of Advisory Group   Outright Gifts, Continued High Taxes Proposed

Aid Planners See Clash. With GOP   High Tax, Controls And Gifts Set To Bring Opposition

High Taxes And Controls Top Program   Administration Seeks Outright Gifts in Foreign Aid Plan

Readies Bill for Special Session   Truman Aid-Europe Program Likely te Crash into G. O. P. Opposition on Several Fronts.

Truman Program Is Facing Tough Congress Fight   Republicans Expected To Op ppose Special bed sion Plans.

EUROPEAN HELP. WOULD BE FELT ON HOME FRONT   -ontinued High Taxes, Strong Aftti-Inflation Controls, And Outright Gifts Abroad Urged By President's Advis ers.

Truman Faces Clash with GOP On Europe Aid   High Taxes, Price Controls Likely Te Re Recommended

OPPOSITION SEEN TO SOME PHASES OF AID POLICY IN CONGRESS  EMPHASIS ON HIGH TAX RATES, STRONG CURBS,  GIFTS HIT BY G.O.P.

Continued High Taxes, Anti-Inflation Controls Irk Republican Leaders   Council Says U. S. Can Finance Help   GOP Chairman Renews Attack On President’s Aims For Special Session

Await Reaction To Return Of Economic Curbs   Opposition Of Republicans To Inflation Control Pian Is Expected

GOP OPPOSITION SEEN CERTAIN AS CONGRESS MEETS   KNUTSON DECLARES TO INTRODUCE BILL FOR TAX REDUCTION

Republicans Aroused hy Council Plan  High Tax, Price Curb to Mean

—FOREIGN AID DISPUTE. Truman Proposals To  Hi it Republican Snag

Truman's Plan- Calls’ For No Cuts   -Advisers Advocate ‘Outright: Gifts’: . To Foreian. Lands

High Taxes, Money Gifts, Controls at \ Home, Truman Plan   Administration “Scheme “Sure to Encounter Op- © position of GOP

Opposition Seen For Aid Program  Republicans Appear Dae ies Tin A: dicarle. Olea

TRUMAN FACES BITTER BATTLE ON TOP ISSUES   GOP Opposition Develops on High Taxes, ‘Outright Gifts’ to Europe

OPPOSED BY 6.0.?   Truman's Probable Pro. gram Due for Fight On Several Fronts

GOP To Attack Truman’s Plans  For Europe:Aid   Presidentv’s Council  Asks For Strong Conirols In Fighting Inflation, “Gills” Abroad

Truman Program Faces Cerfain Attack by GOP   ‘Anti-Inflation’ Proposal Draws Blast from Reece

Continued Tax Levels, Controls Urgec   Economic Report Expected to Draw Republican Fire

PRESIDENT'S AID PLAN ATTACKED   Proposes Continued High Taxes And Outright  Gifts Abroad G. O. PS CRITICAL

Relief-Prices Plan To Meet GOP Ouicrie:   Truman Program Likely To Encounter Sharp Republican Challenge, Leaders Speculate

TRUMAN'S AID GIFTS’ LIKELY TO DRAW FIRE   Report To President On Eu rope Help Counter To G. 0. P. Stand

Opposition To Truman Plan Looms   Probable Program for Aid To Europe Heading for Almost Certain Clash With Republican Foes

Predict Opposition to President’ s Plan for  Europe Aid. Hish Prices

Taxes, Gifts And ‘Fixes’ AreAssailed   Republican Leader Says President Promised Aid Would Be Big Session Topic    May Give Billions

Republican Opposition To Truman  Plan Noted   Taxes And Controls Are Among Prepared Proposals Included In Recommendations

GOP Plans To Cppose Much Of Truman Aid   PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM FOR EUROPE TO BE FOUGHT

Boyle, the Juke Box Lover, Thinks He Has Now Been Converted to Oper:

No Reason Why Anybody Whce Likes Good Hog-Calling Can’t Also Enjoy Opera

DOG'S — LETTERS PRESERVED—  ee ne ree NN  ‘Fala Papers In Library

Russian Attempt To Block Trieste Debate Defeated   Security Council Insists on  UN Voice in Selection of Governor

WEATHER GIVES TASTE OF FALL   Mercury At Seasonable Levels As Cool Air Moves In

AHint of Fall Is In the Air; Nights  Cool and Pleasant  100-Degree Heat Hold: in Southern States;

Old Settlers Assn. Will Meet Near Estherville Sundav. Auscust 24th

WILL FILE CLAIM MONDAY AGAINST 964 RAILROADS   Fer Refunds on Wartime Mili. tary Freight Traffic Charges.   MAY RUN INTO MILLIONS   Attorney General Tom Clark Announced the Action Today.

Seek Refunds from Carriers      ‘Claims Government Had to Pay Higher Rates Than Private Shippers

FREIGHT RATE _ CHARGE FACED ~ BY. RAILROADS   CLARK CLAIMS RATES CHARGED GOVERNMENT WERE HIGHER THAN FOR  ‘PRIVATE INDUSTRY

964 RAILROADS CHARGED WITH ‘WARTIME RACKE"’   U.S. Claims Firms Overcharged; File Complaint Monday

END OF HOUSING PINCH PREDICTED   Green Light To Building Industry Cited

TALMADGE MAY FACE REBELLIOUS SOLONS   Sentiment Shift Seen In Georgia Battle

GOV. TALMADGE FACES BATTLE TO HOLD RULE   Georgia Legislatoure Begins to Show Signs of Revolt acs Vatare fomnlain.

Georgia Legislature Faces Showdown On Governorship  Claims As Bills Are Pressed

Rabbi Wise. in Lionist Break  Founder of Movement In U. s. Resigns ‘All Officac’ Hise Laeadare

LAST RITES HELD FOR GREEK KING   George !1 Buried Near Athens; Offensive Against Guerillas Pushed

TROUBLED GREECE PAYS HOMAGE   King George Il Is Buried—Country Heads For Guerrilla War

REMAPPING PLAN HEADS FOR TEST IN STATE SENATE  SEVERAL DOWNSTATE  SENATORS OPPOSED  TO PRESENT FORM

SEN, TAFT LASHES BACK AT TRUMAN   DECLARES “EVERY POLICY OF ADMINISTRATION HAS INCREASED PRICES.”

Taft Puts Blame On President For Inflated Prices   Ohio Senator Keynotes Major Issue Of 1948 Presidential Campaign By Saying Truman Vetoes Law Of Supply And Demand

Senator Taft Lashes Back At Truman   Blames Truman’s Administration For High Prices

SENATOR TAFT IN QUICK REPLY TO PRESIDENT   Truman Responsible Fo High Prices, Republican Leader Contends      BACKS. ARGUMENT WITH FIVE POINTS

RAPS TRUMAN PRICE PLEAS   Taft Charges President T: Blame For Policies That Compel High Prices

Taft Replies To Attack By President: Blames Truman For Nation’s High Prices

Taft Replies To President On Economies   Senctor_ Blames Truman ' Administration for Soarina Pricec

Tokyo-kound B-29’s Forced to Turn Back; Couldn‘t Get Right Tyne Evol

9 HUGE PLANES GIVE UP TRIP   Unable To Reach Tokyc Because Right Gasoline Not Available

Texas-to-Tokyo Superfort Flight Halted by Someone’s Fuel Mistake

PLANES ARE HALTED BY GASOLINE ERROR   Supply of Old Type Exhausted On Pacific Isles

Error Halts B-29 Flight   Tokyo-Bound Planes Turn Back at Hawaii Upen Finding Right Tyne Gas Not Available

GOP SPLITS ON SERVICE MERGER   Sen. Bridges Asks Early Showdown Of Republican Views Gn Issue

MEMBERS OF ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE SPLIT ON ONE CENTRAL DEFENSE  * -BETUP

Bridges Opposes Plan but Gurney Pushes Proposal   Early Showdown Will Be Asked by Senator From New Hampshire

RUSSIA DEMANDS BRITAIN END RULE INHOLY LAND JAN. f   Urges Palestine Be Placed Under UN for Interim Period,   REJECTS U. S. PLAN   ‘Favors Creation of ‘Armed Militia’ for Jewish, Arab States.

REDS DEMAND IN PALESTINE   Russians Urge Britain Surrender Mandate  To U. N. Council

BRITISH ASKED QUIT PALESTINE BY REDS JAN. 1   Russia Demands Ending Of Mandate; Rule By Security Council

Russia Offers Palestine Plan   Red’ Demand British Rule  Caouclusian hv Tan. 7

Russia Demands L.\. Couneil  Rule Palestine   Soviets Want British Troops Out of Holy Land Before May !

Greer ov eps pees   Health, Not Just Pocketbook At Stake  It's Pantry Shelf vs. Everything Else You Buy As Economic Forces Nudge Standard Of Livine

More Than Family Budget at Stake—  Changed Standard of Living Can Affect Health, Stamina of U.S.

a ee  ee  Man, 1. Feet Frozen, Lives 2 Weeks In Packing Crate on Snow Diet

‘Man, 60, Spends 2 Week: in Packine Case Near City Hall   Both Feet Frozen, He ‘May Need Amputation

TEN BODIES ARE FOUND   Were Aboard Plane That Crashed (in May 18

Air Forces Seeking Bomb Usable With Speedy Jet Bomber:   Top Priority Given Project; Deep Penetration Missiles Test Soon

Conventional Missiles Ineffec tive—  a a  AAF Must Invent New Bomb For Jet Planes

AIRFORCES TOIL ON JET MISSILE   High Speed Bomber Would Benefit from Tests Planned in Reich

Ignorance Blamed For Texas Blast   Coast Guard. Raps Safety Violations At Texas City

Laraine Day and Ex-Husband Ap-" pear in Court to Show Cause Why Decree Should not be Set Aside— Court Charges Illegal Agreement on Part of Pricipals.

CLAIM 10,000 KILLED IN INDIA   Sikhs And Moslems Locked ‘In Bitter Struggle North Of New Delhi

TROOPS USING TANKS TO END BIG OUTBREAK   DEATH TOLL IN FIGHTING BE_ TWEEN MOSLEMS - AND SIKHS 10,000 IN PAST ¢ TWO DAYS

Boy, 3, Is Victim OF Week- End Fire   1€ Other Deaths Recorded Upsiate; Man Dies in Car Blaze

Roosevelt Ignored Farley and Own ‘Family in Picking Wallace in 1940

Farley Says Roosevelt Put Wallace On Ticket Despite Family's Advice

FARLEY REVEALS THIRD TERM “DRAFT” WAS ENGINEERED BY ROOSEVELT, BYRNES, HOPKINS

IMPORTED CIC PICKETS TOLD TO GET HOME   PAY RAISE GRANTED; BOTH SIDES PRAISE STATE POLICE

Independence Day Speech by Truman From Monticello   Following Celebratior President Will Rest in Virginia

“TRUMAN WILL SPEAK FROM VIRGINIA TODAY   President, Party Will Spend Their Holiday In South ©

Truman To Speak Friday, 11:30 A. M   President To Spend Three Day Holiday Over 4th  In Vircinia.

Independence Day Speech by Truman From Monticello  rang Celebratior  reacinan & Vsill Bact   Following Celebration President Will Rest in Virginia

PRESIDENT TRUMAN DRIVES TO VIRGINIA   Groups Turn Qut to Greet Him— Executive to Speak at “MontHreello” Today.

LEGISLATORS CHILLY TOWARD JAIL ~REFORMS   West Virginia Solons Call Governor’s Plan A ‘Hot Potato’

Legislature Forms Quickly, Hears Message   Rocky Road Lies Ahead For System Of Jail Reform

CATTLE CRISIS _PLANS STUDIED   MEXICAN AND U.S, EXPERTS MAPPING PROGRAM TO WIPE OUT EPIDEMIC BELOW BORDER :

Yawning Victim Is Losing Weight   Hopes She'll Be Able Te Meet ‘Whale Of Dinner’ By Christmas

Ca eT Oe en ee ee ee Se ee re ee  French Hero Possible Crash Victim

FRENCH WAR HERO ‘DEADIN AIR CRASH   GENERAL LECLERC KILLED IN  AFRICA—ELEVEN OTHERS LOSE LIVES.

LECLERC DIES IN AIR CRASH   French War Leader Is Killed in Sahara Desert

Gen. Leclere, French Hero, Dies In Crash.   Leader Of Famous March From Lake Chad Killed In Airplane Accident In Africa

Gen. LeClere Is Killed In Plane Crash   Twelve Others Believed On Plane; Was France's Youngest, Most Brilliant World War II Soldier

Gen. LeClere, French War Hero,  Dies in Airolane Crash in Africa

CEN. LECLERC DIES IN CRASH   French Hero of World War Among 12 Killed When Plane Is Wrecked

General Leclerc, French War Hero, Air Crash Victim   Plane Falls In Sahara,  Killing All 12 Persons  Aboard

General Leclerc, Famed French Army Man, Killed  Master of Armored Warfare Dies In Plane Smashup

Gen. Leclere, 11 Others Die In Air Crash  Chad March Leadex One of France’s Great War Heroes

SENATE WILL ~UPHOLD VETO ON TAX BILL   Supporters of Income Levy Reduction Urge Truman to Sign Measure.

President Delays lax Bill Decision   GOP-Backed Measure Reaches White House; Veto is Anticipated

TRUMAN TO DELAY TAX-BILL ACTION   President Unlikely To Veto Or Sian This Week

HINT PRESID,  WERK ACT Re WEEK OR MOn..   Democrats Confid~ Of Sufficient Vote. To Back Truman

President Delays Tax Bill Decision, White House Says   May Not Act on Income Reduction Measure for at Least One Week

PRES, WON'T. ACT NOW ON recs   Wilt Neither _ Sign or Veto  Until Next Week

Greek King. Dies Of Heart Ailment   George II. Is-. Succeeded by His Brother,  Prince. Paul   ‘NO CHANGE’ IN RULE   Leftist Spokesman Indicate: No Plans to Overthrow Regime

Greek King Dies Suddenly   NOT GREEK BY BLOOD Dapper King on Throne Half Year After Return

Prince Paul Takes Throne; Officials Attend Ceremony   Assumes lLeadershir At Most Critical Time in History  Of the Monarchy

GRECO-TURKISH BILL FACING TEST IN HOUSE   Measure Put Through Crossfire of Restrictive or Nullifying Amendments.

SHOWDOWN NEAR ON GREEK BILL   House Considers Amendments To Aid Proposal

Amendments Barrage Due On Aid Setup   House Moving Near Showdown on Plans For Greek-Turk Dok

FOREMEN STRIKE AT FORD PLANTS IN DETROIT AREA   Reach Impasse In Contract Tangle; 3800 In Walkout

THREE BIG PLANTS IN DETROIT AREA HiT BY WALKOUT   C.1.0. Union Members Are - Ordered To Ignore Picket

Ford Foremen Out In Ist Authorized Strike Since War   FAA President Decleres Stopp2ge Will Shut Plants in 3-4 Days   ‘OTHER WORKERS MAY PASS PICKET LINES   Ccntract Disagreements Are Blamed for Waikout After Talks Fail

Foremen Call A Walkout At Ford Plants   Strike of 3,800 Supervisors Threatens, to Force 90,000 . Workers Into IdJeness.

Foremen of Ford Plants Go on Strike   Walkout May Shut Dowr Factories in Detroit * District Entirely.

FOREMEN AT FORD PLANT WALK OUT   First Authorized Strike in Factory Since War Called.

loremen Are On Strike In lord Plants   Complete Shutdewn In Detroit Area Is Prophesied

STOPPAGE TO LEAVE 90,000 WORKERS IDLE   Strike Is Called After Wage Negotiations: Break Down

Asking New Concession On Contract   Strikers Claim It Will Shut Down Plants and Idle 90,000 Workers

First Union Walkout Of Peace Era Demands Contract Concessions   Expect All Production To Be Tied Up Within Three or Four Days; Pickets Go On Duty When Negotiations Break Down.

3 Big Detroit Plants Affected; 3,800 Members Act After Talks On Grievances End in Deadlock

FOREMEN IN FORD PLANTS GO ON STRIKE   Union Chief Says Detroit Plants to Be Shut Down

DETROWT AREA SUPERVISORS LEAVE POSTS   Production Workers Not Involved in Auto Walkout

ECONOMIST WARNS:  ‘Soft Spots’ Develop In U. S. Economy, Need Close Watch

“Soft Spots” in Economy of Nation   "Significant Lag"  win New Houses gm™ gp gt

EKeonomist Gives Report On Industry   Employment In Manufacturing Has Shown Drop

U.S. ECONOMY DEVELOPING SOFT SPOTS   Commissionar of Labor Statistics Warns Situation Needs Watching.

Creedon Resignation Revives Hold-the-Line Policy Of Government   Successor, Tighe E. Woods, Convinced “Now More Than Ever” That Controls On Rents Must Be Continued.

Control of Rents Faces Extension   Labor Unions Hail Resignation of Director Creedon

Further Control Of Rents Believed To Be Sure Resulf   Successor Woods Receives Welcome

U.S. Tightens Grip on Rents   Hold-the-Line Move - Seen in Resignation

NEW TRAINING PLAN OFFERED   Modified Program Urged By  Rep. Crow As Substitute - For Truman Proposal

Modified Form — ls Proposed As Economy Factor   Says Truman Prograr Would Involve Great Outlay of Funds

Greece's View Upheld By U. N Council Vote  Balkan Commission Exceeded Authority

UN SCORES x         Says Commission hag  Authority in Asking Exe = ecution Stave -.

PROBE GROUP   Council Holds Commission  To Balkans Exceeded Authority Given

U. N. Council Rules in Action laken  by Its Balkan Board   U. S., Russia Clash Over Commission's Intervention to Postpone Execution of Greek Political Prisoners

Balkan Commission Exceeded Authority, _ Power Of UN Probe Group Is Restricted

U. N. Rebukes Balkan Probe   American, Russian at Odds Owen Creek Freentians

CO-INVENTOR OF AIRPLANE “TS HEPORTED NOT TO BE IN SERIOUS CONDITION

Seek $5,835,000 Kansas Citians Urge U. S. Funds For More Flood Work on River

- reek $9,059,000 Kansas Citians Urge U. §. Funds For More Flood Work on River

Bad News For Grain Markets ‘Takes Shape On Capitol Hill   Hope Suggests Restraints If Exchanges Don't Apply Brakes; Ration Plan Urved

Bad News for Speculators in Grain Deals   Two Branches of Government Set  to Curb Activities By Ovid A. Martin and

Bad.News For Speculators © In Grain Toda   Hope Says Brakes Must. Be Applied To Price Spiral

Lower Ceiling On Exports Of Grain Debated   Cabinet Committee on Food Appears Headed for Decision in Effort To Halt Grain Speculation.

GRAIN MARKET FACES CURBS   Two Branches of Gavernmen Rumble Threats of Action Against Speculators.

MAY BE PUT UNDER REIN   Congressional Restraints on Speculation Threatened, While Talk of Lower Export Ceilings Is Heard.

Government May Hi Grain Speculators   Lower Ceiling an Grain Exports: Expected; Seneter Criticixes “Appeasement” of Lewis e+ tnfiction Cause

Congress To Apply Brakes   Commodity Ex. changes Themselves Should Do The Job.

Grain Exports Due For Carbs; ‘Gambling’ Hi   Speculators Fac e Sha rp Slow-down In’ Moves  _ To Halt Boost In ,  Food Prices §- 

FOOD BOARD TO SUGGEST CUT IN GRAIN EXPORTS   Concern of Prices Spells Bad News for Market Speculators

Speculators In Grain Due For Bad News   Government Prepares To Cut Export Goals; New Controls Hinted

ee ESE eC NS  House Farm Leader Calls for Breaks On Marvin Trading

GRAIN EXPORTS FACE SHARP CUT  overn  Two Branches Of Govern. ment Give Bad News For Speculators  CONTROL MENTIONED

Grain Traders Are Warned   Apply Brakes or Congress Should Impose Restraints

Government Hints Grain Trade Restraints   Lewis Appeasement Said Forcing Controls

SPECULATOR ON CARPET, PRICES STILL ZOOMING   Congressmen Blame Grain Markets for Hikes, Promise Curbs in Retaliation

CONGRESSMAN, FOOD COMMITTEE IN CABINET EYE GRAIN PRICES AS GENERAL CONCERN MOUNTING

Government May Hit Grain Speculators   Lewer Ceiting om Grain Exports Expected; Senatar Criticizes ‘Appeasement’ of Lewis as. Inflation Cause

U. S. Prepares Cut In Export Controls; Voluntary Rationing Of Food Is Urged

Concern Over Food Prices Remains High   Suggestions ond Threats Advanced From Many Quarters

Speculators Ready To Hear Bad News  Concern Over Prices May Force Federal Aaencies to Take Steps -

Worry Over Food, Other Prices Brings Action; ; ‘Congress May Take  SomeSteps ... 

Grains Decline as Export Allotments Cut; Concern Mounts on Rising Price

ra Recketng Prices Hinted   Solon Says Marts Must Apply Brakes Or Face Controls

Government Raps Grain Speculation  Inflation Here, Hunger Abroad  Bre Twin Foec

BRAKES FOR GRAIN TRADING  Solon Says Exchanges Must Eqce Un or Face Controls

MOUNTING CONCERN OVER FOOD PRICES OTHER COMMODITIES   Chairman Hope Said if Brake: Are Not Applied Congress Will Step In.   IMPOSE OWN RESTRAINT   President Truman's Cabinet Committee Headed for a Clamp Down,

Two to Die For Slaying   Six Executions Scheduled Within A Month

INT ACTION. ty DISCLOSED         ARMY. AND NAVY TO HAVE: UNI: FEDE GROUP: ‘TO: STUD -A-BOMBS AND GERM * “WARFARE ©

New Command Being Planned   Army And Navy Plan Joint Command On Germ Or Atomic Warfare

Pair Missing in San Bernardino Mountain Wilds   Youths, Far From Roads, Fail to Return From Wishing Trip

PS PICKETING OF NEWSPAPERS   MISSOURI OZARKS STATE SENATOR OFFERS BILL TO OUTLAW PRACTICE.

Marshall Urges Soviet-Britain Economie Unity   Secretary of State. Explains Proposals For Federation of Europe

United Europe Idea Is Pushed   Marshall Explains Economy Plan For Europe

Marshall Favors Including Brifain And Russia In Economic Cooperation Proposal

Reds Included In Marshall's Co-Op Program  Would Put All   Would Put All Nations Into Joint Program

ECONOMIC PLAN BARED BY MARSHALL   Russia, England Included in European Setup

:  Marshall Thinks:  Britain, Russia Should Be  Included in U.S. of Europe

Big Nations Mentioned BY Marshall   Britain-Russia Included In Secretary's Plan

MARSHALL'S “UNITED EUROPE” MEANT FOR BRITAIN, REDS TOO  SECRETARY OF STATE EXPLAINS ECONOMIC IDEA INCLUDES ALL

Reds Included In Marshall's Co-Op Program   Would Put All Nations Into Joint Program

Churchill's Urgings Influence Idea Of Recommended Plan   Whole Idea Is Europeans Getting Together For Solutions Of Own Problems

Marshall Amplifies Proposal   Includes Russia And Britain In Get-Torether

Says Churchill Plan Prompted Recovery Idea   Declines To, Talk To Press About Any ‘°Greater Plan’

Marshall Explains Harvard Address  Includes All Europe In Economic Plan

Marshall Gives An Explanation  He was Thinking of - England, Russia Too

European Unity Urged in Making Economic Plans   American Financial Assistance Offered By State Secretary

Gov. Jester Scored By Veteran Legislator   Solons Reduced To Half Pay

Prett: y - Blonde Confesses Murder  Tust To See What Police Will Do

Church  Ceremony - Unites Carol Jean: Sloan ‘And - i  “Carlton: Wheeler... -

PERRY GIRL MAR. RIED IN PHOENIX   Church Ceremony Unites Carol Jean Sloan And  Carlton Wheeler:

WIND STORMS ALL 4: BAI FLOUD HOMES   Southern Areas of Michigan Face Worst Damage in State History.

CRIPPLED PLANE LANDS; 41 UNHURT   ALL “GET OUT WITHOUT A SCRATCH” AS CLIPPER 15 ' SET DOWN ON BELLY.

Crippled Plane In Sale Crash Landing   Explading Tire Damaged Landing Geer in Air

POLICE CLOSE NURSING HOME   REPORT 13 CHILDREN LIVING IN SQUALOR IN CHICAGO HOME

BULLET FROM MYSTERY BOAT FIRED AT ALCATRAZ GUARD   SHOT FROM WHITE LAUNCH STARTS SEARCH FOR CRAFT THAT APPROACHED THE “ROCK*

Harold D. Smith Dies Suddenly  Had Been Director of Budget Bureau

HEART ATTACK IS FATAL TO K.U. MAN   Harold D. Smith Was Vice President of the World Bank   A NATIVE OF KANSAS

Multi-Billion Dollar World Fund And Bank To Play Part In ‘(Marshall.Aid Plan For Europe

World Financial Aid for Marshall Plan is Assured   International Fund  Of 8 Billions Will Help Europe; ftaly’s Debt ta LS) Cancelar

WORLD BANK FUND TO PLAY ROLE IN MARSHALL'S PLAN   ‘Paris Session to Be Told How International Fund Can  Aid Recovery

Bank Likely ToPlay Role In Aid Plans   Manetery Director To Explain Benk’s tsond Before Group

Monetary Plan Will Play Part In Aid Program   Plans For Recovery Being Drawn Up By 16-Nation Group Meeting In Paris   Italian Claims Waived By U.S.   '$1,000,000,000 Debts Of Assorted Nature Relased to Soften Italian Peace Terms

World Bank, Fund Seen Having Role ‘in Marshall's Economic Proposals

See World Fund In Aid Plan   Full Cooperation Is Pledged for Marshall Plan for Europe

Funds Will Play Important Part In Aiding Europe  Full Co-operation Of Bank Is Pledaed

Funds Will Play Important Part In Aiding Europe  Full Co-operation —   Full Co-operation OF Bank Is Pledged

Big World Bank To Have Role hh Marshall Plan   U.S. Cancels Billion Dollar Italian HNehbt

World Bank May Help In Marshall Plan   Head of Monetary Fund Leaves for Paris To Discuss Recovery Plans of 16 European Nations.

World Bank To Aid In Europe’s Recovery Program  Gutt Leaves For Parley In Paris

Bank to Aid Mar shall Plan [For Recovery   Official to Discuss Aims of Natlous At Paris Meet

World Bank To Play Part In Reviving Europe Ecanomy Through the Marshall Plan

World Bank Ready To Aid Europe in  Marshall Program U.S. Wipes Out All Italian Claims to Help Country

Union Says Company’s Plan ‘Dishonorable’   Southwestern Bell and Workers’ Committees Resume Negotiations

SW Bell Union Rejects Offer   Counsel for Workers Charges Company Proposal Dishonorable

UNION SAYS ‘NO’ TO NEW OFFER   ‘Southwestern . Bell Workers Turn Down Increase of $2 to $4 Weekly :

Southwestern Bell Workers Reject-Offer   Company Offered Basic Wage Increases of $2 To $4 a Week in Effort To Settle Strike

Southwestern. Phone Workers Reject an Offer   Negotiations  Continue in Conference at St. Louis

DUNIFON GETS ~ BUC POSITION   GOVERNOR. ALSO_. APPOINTS MILLIGAN AS COMMERCE ,HEAD-—-COLUMBUS: MAN  NEW SECHETARY

DUNIFON NAMED AS CHIEF OF BUC   Milligan Goes From Herbert’s _ Office to Commerce Post ; In Cabinet -

Albright To Run For Governorship   Is Organizer And Director Of World Federalists of N. C.

Candidate For  Governorship*   ‘Calls-On Citizens For Active Interest Tn Public Welfare

Teachers Ash Pay Increases At Capitol  Instructors From  All Over State

Beal Will Judge   Indications Are for Good Entry List in Connection With County Fair

Beall Witt Judge Quarter Horses   Indications Are for Gacd Entry List ix Connection With County Fair

PARADERS GIVEN FREE ACCESS 10 STATE CAPITOL   “Citizen Pilgrims” Buck: Aid to Schools, Higher Poy  foe Teachers

1,000 Infiltrate Senate, Assembly Capitol Offices   Leader of New York Group of ‘Youth’ Marchers Says ‘They Support Buaffalo Strike

“Youth” Marchers in Albany In Support of Higher Pay for ‘Teachers of Stateof New York

RESCUE GROUP MAY’ FIND, SURVIVORS OF ARMY a VESSEL ON SMALL ISLAND

HUNT SURVIVORS OF SHIP WRECK   12-Man Search Party Lands ‘From Coast Guard Cutter

Europe Needs -HeldMounting   Officials See Cancellation Of Predicted Savings

G.O.P. SAVINGS ARE DISSIPATED IN EFFORTS TO STEM EUROPE RED TIDE

Foreign Relief Threatens to Cancel Savings   Unbudgeted Costs Not Included in U.S. Economy Drive

Foreign Aid Costs Wipe Out  Budcet Savings   Not Included In Budget  For Congress

Budget Saving Threatened by U. S. Aid Cost   Two ‘Help’ Items Not Figured in Estimate of Truman

Survival Of 44 Others Is Not Likely’   Transport Smashed On Alaskan Island

FIND 4 MEN ALIVE   Coast Guard Reports Three Dead on Bow of Army Transport

A Cargo Ship Is Broken On Reef   Ships and Plane Rush to Scene in Hope of Saving  49 Crewmen   IS NEAR KETCHIKAN   No Passengers Were on Vessel Bound From Alaska to Seattle

Fate of 44 Others Still Unknown; Drifting Stern of Vessel Sought

Reach Ship Survivors   Four Found Alive and Three Dead On Bow of Broken Freighter; 44 Other Men Missing

Ship Broken in Half on Reef   Army Transport Hits Rocks; 3 Survivors Sahted by Plane

Army Ship "Breaks Up  In Pacifie   Search Under Way In Hope Some Survived

4. Survivors Rescued; 44: Feared Lost   Three Men Found Dead on Bow of Transport; Four Living; Little Hope of Finding Others Heid

SHIP BREAKS IN TWO-FEAR 51 OF CREW ARE LOST   Army Freighter Hits Rocks On Coast Of Alaskan Island

Hunt Resumes: For Surviving  Ship Crewmer   51 Missing After Trans port Goes Aground, Breaks In Two Off Alashkat

HOME  “EDITION. * Iba. EtBane Path   Long Beach Man Aboard Wrecked Shin   Clarksdale Victory - Smashed:on Shoal - Below. Ketéhikan

COMB BEACH FOR SHIP SURVIVORS   COAST GUARD SEEKS 41 CREW MEMBERS OF ARMY TRANSPORT

RESCUERS FAIL TO FIND SEAMEN   Fate of 51 Remains Doubtful In Alaska Shipwreck

Four Survivors Of Ship Crash Are Located      Three Found Dead In Bow; Others Are Still Missing

Only Four Survivors of Army Transport Pied Up on Beach of Pacific sie

Search Made For Survivors of Shio Wreck   l!!-Fated Troop Ship Goes Downon Reef Near Alaska

Four: Men Rescued In Army Shipwreck   Bodies Of Four Other Crew Members Found; 44 Believed To Have Perished On Transport

Fate Of 48 Seamen Is _ Undetermined   Army Transport Blown On Shore Of British CoJuubia Coast Island. 'Three Survivors Seey

TRANSPORT HITS REEF: SOS SENT   Heavy Seas Pound U.S Vessel Grounded Off Alaskan Coast

U.S, TRANSPORT BREAKS IN HALF   Fate of 49 Crewmen I: Still Uncertain

VESSEL BROKEN, HUNT EXTENDED FOR SURVIVORS   Coast Guard Planes Spot Tric On Isle — Few Be: lieved Alive

a1 BELIEVED DEAD IN WRECK OF SHIP: FIND NO SURVIVORS   Clarksdale Victory Snap: in Two Near Ketchi. kan, Alaska: Searching Party Reports.   TOUR OF ISLANDS WILL BE STARTED

 Fear for 51 on Wrecked Transport  COMB ISLAND FOR CLARKSDALE CREW

Fear Many Lives Lost As Transport Aground On Island Near Alaska   Aerial Observers Sight But Three Survivors Of Crew Numbering 51

Transport  Breaks Up Off Island   Plane Sights Three Survivors; Big Waves Mav Hamner Rescue

4 Found Alive On Ship’s Bow   4, Dead, 43 Others Feared Lost Off Canada

Four Men Found Alive, Four Dead On Ship Wreckags  43 Other Crewmen Are Believed Lost

47 NOW FEARED DEAD IN WRECK OF ARMY'S SHIP   4 Survivors, 4 Bodies Are Taken From Split Craft Off British Columbia

> Feared Dead; Ship Breaks Up   Hope Is Fading for Crew of Army Freight-Carrier

Search Island for. Possible Gertie of I Fated Vessel   Guardsmen Comb: Woods, 3 “Apparent: Survivors: “Get Food: ‘Supplies.’

‘Three Survivors Sighted Ashore Near Wreckage   More Pictures, Page 8

Find No Sign ofHoly Land Fate Life After Army Left Dangling Ship Breaks Up On Single Vote

Four Crewmen Rescued From Wrecked Ship  Fear Expressed Forty-Four Men

Three Bodies Sighted; 44 Men Missing   Survivors Cling To Bow of Freighter Broken On Rocks

Search Hippa Island Beaches   Fate of Transport Clarksdale Victory Crew Is Uncertain

Island Beaches Being Searched  For Survivors   Coast Guard Combing Area For 51 Crew- . men Of Transport.

STORM DRIVES SHIP ONROCKS OFF KETCHIKAN   Three Survivors Are _ Sighted On Island ’ By Coast Guard

SURVIVORS OF CRASH HUNTED   Search For Those Los! From Ship Is Reported ‘Negative’

Searchers Fail to Find Others   Coast Guard Commander Still Believes Some Crewmen Surviving on Island

51 Feared Lost as Freighter Splits; Hunt Crewmen on Isle Off Canada

Believe 51. Died Off B. C. Coast   Stern Broke Away from Army Freighter

VESSELS SPEED TO SEA RESCUE OF TRANSPORT   Army Ship, Carrying Cargo With 49 Crewmen Aboard, on Reef

FIND 4 ALIVE IN SHIP WRECK   - Coast Guard Reports 3 Dead in Transport

No Word Received From Clarksdale Victory Since She Flashed SOS Late Monday Niqht

Island Beaches Searched For 51 Survivors Of Wrecked Army Transport; 3 Reported Sighted   Only Bow Section Of Ship Not Under Water: Doubted If Any Of Crew Survived

Four Men Are Found Alive On Ship's Bow   Three Bodies Also Discovered on Broken Transport

—OFF ALASKA. Rescuers.  At Scene;  Sight. 3. Survivors   FATE OF REST IN'DOURT:

Army Transport Breaks Up on Reef Off Alaska   Only Three Survivors Sighted; 49 Crewman Were on Board:

Searches For Survivors Of  Wrecked Ship Coast Guard Crews  _ Catpb Alaska’s Hippa Island Area

4 Found Alive on Ship's Hulk   Three Are Dead; Find No Trace of Other 44 Crew Members

GUARDS HUNT CREWMEN ON HIPPA ISLAND   TRANSPORT BREAKS UP ON REEF OFF ALASKAN COAST

4 ABOARD WRECKED SHIP FOUND DEAD   a: OTHERS MISSING AND ARE ‘FEARED *EOST—HNOWN SURVIVORS NUMBER a -

{SURVIVORS OF ARMY SHI ARE RESCUED   Other 44 Members of Crew Believed Dead.‘as Transport. Breaks"in Two.

Find Four on Bow of Ship   Alse Three Manx Dead, Little Chance Grew for Other 44 of Crew

Hapsburg Plot Cited by Reds   Restoration ‘§ che me Laid Tn Part to British

HUNGARY LINKS BRITISH IN PLOT   Charge Connivance in Plan To Restore Hapsburgs To Throne in 1945

Mercury Down, State Sleeps Under Blankets   Kansas City 58 Highest, Arcadia And Salam Hava Af

Unparalleled Scenes of ‘Horror Found   Known Death Toll Exceeds 300 in Texas Tragedy   27 Volunteer Fire Fighters Died When French Freichier Exnloded

Delay In Report On Grain Deals Hit By Stassen   Anderson Promises 8,000 List Including U.S. Employes

Campaigner Raises 6  Questions  Anderson Readies   Anderson Readies New Gambler List

Stassen Assails Administration Delay In Actior   Declares Administration Guilty Of ‘‘Inexcusable’’ Delay In Reporting Insiders   ASKS FOR ANSWER TO MANY QUERIES

Delay On Mart Tip Charged   " ‘Blast Administration As Anderson Readies 2nd List of Traders

Unauthorized Strikers Face NLRB ‘Slap’   Board Will Deny. Job‘Protection To Guilty Unions

Won't Help Wildcat Strikers   Illegal Walkouts Will Mean Prompt Loss Ok Jobs

Communist to Form New Czech Cabinet   Premier Receives Power From National Coalition

sttwald IsRR Income'MaxaRecalls rong Man For Sept. Bit Trips But  Slovakia Over Half’46 Not Wedding

Czech Premier Given! Powers.  To Ease Crisié   Reds: Gain Major Victory Tp  ‘oalition Front  tant Glacaka —

COMMUNIST PREMIER IS NEW  \CZECHOSLOVAK STRONG MAN AS CONSERVATIVES LOSE OUT

Vouble Duty: Hidden Heart Ailments May Be Found In X-Ray Surveys

On Rent Control  Approval Anticipated   Approval Anticipated For Bill Providing For New ‘Agreements’

SENATE TO APPROVE RENT INCREASE BILL   Calls for 15 Percent Raise and 18-Month Lease

Concluding Action Booked Today For Boost-With-Lease Formula; Would Extend Control 8 Months

Rent Control Bill Permits Tenants to Pay 15 Percent More for an 18-Month Lease

Rent Control: Measure Ready For Senafors   Veto Being Urged As Bill Is Passed

Rent Control Measure Sure Of Senate 0. K.   15 PER CENT HIKE FOR SOME TENANTS IS CERTAIN

Broken Tanker Steaming Toward ' Pearl Harbor; 10 Sailors Missing

ARMED FORCE   New Disorders Threaten As Punjab Govt. Outlaws National Guards

PUNJAB OUTLAWS MOSLEM GROUP   8 National League Members - Arrested As Newer Vinlence Flares

Punjab Outlaws Moslem League's National Guard  Disorders Flare: Strike Is Called

Moslem National ~ League. Outlawed   Resentment ‘Against Go* ernment. Action Spreads “To Bombay

Legislature Gets Down to Work on Heaviest Calendar   Total of 272. Bills Waiting Action as Filibuster Is Defeated

TRUMAN SIGNS EMERGENCY AID BILL FOR EUROPE   Measure Signed This Morning in President’s Office Without Ceremony

Special Service  Plan Is Dropped   House Debates Cut Recommended By Committee

HOUSE DEBATES APPROPRIATION   Considers. $88,000,000 Cut In Program

597 Million Fund Designed To Help Stricken Nations   Measure Becomes a Law at White House Without a Ceremony

Foreign Aid Financing and Army Bill Faces House Vote With Few C hanges   BEVIN MAKES REPORT] ON BIG 4 COLLAPSE

Europe Aid Bill Signed By Preside   ~Yeasure Enacted As House Debates $88,000,000 Cut In Appropriation

—TRUMAN SIGNS LEGISLATION— ©  Reduced Aid. Bill Awai ting House Action

PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL PROVIDING ssh RELIEF  TALTIARP AFPRA TRA AatiT   HOUSE DEBATES CUT IN APPROPRIATIONS TO FINANCE RELIEF

President In Approval Of European Aid   TRUMAN SIGNED BILL AT EIGHT TWENTY A. M. TODAY

Truman Signs Stop-Gap Aid  Legislation   Bill Is Signed Without Special Ceremony; House Debates Amount of Money for Emergency Aid.

TRUMAN SIGNS AID MEASURE   Ceremony Lacking As President 0. K.’s Bill

European Aid Bill  Signed —   An $88 Million Cut In Funds For Stop-Gar Help Seems Likely To Pass in House

Debate Resumed On Shaved-Down Help Measure   top-Gap Act Would Provide $597,000,000 For Europeans Needs

$597,000,000 IS AUTHORIZED BY NEW MEASURE   President Expected to Discuss Bill at. . Conference —

President Signs Foreign Aid Bili   House Continues to Debate Cut in Funds

European Aid  Bill Is Signed By President   Announcement Comes As House Debates S88 Million Reduction

Shout Down Attempt To Boost Total   Reject Proposal To Cut Requirements On Wheat Carryover

Measure Cut 30 Per Cent In Committee  Army Occupatior Fund Provided

Foreign Aid Measure Up For Action In House Today   BULLETIN ( Assoctated Press ) Washington, Dec. 17. President Truman today signed the $597,000,000 stopgap European aid bill.

President Signs Foreign Aid Bill   Stop Gap Measure Endorsed Without  Formal Ceremony

TRUMAN SIGNS ‘STOP-GAP” All   Action Comes While House Debates Cut In Program

President Signs Bill Setting Up Aid for Europe   ‘House Debates 30 ~Per Cent Cut in Funds fo Stop-Gap Foreign ‘Pro. cram

President signs StopGap Bill   Europe to Get $597 Millions For Emergency Aid.

PRESIDENT SIGNS STOP-GAP BILL   House Rushes Bill Financing Foreign Emeraency Relief

Taft Pushes GOP Program   Senator Admits Democrats May Oppose Proposals

Truman Signs Stop-Gap Aid Bill After Cut   Promised Ceremony Omitted by President In Affixing Signature To Emergeney Plan

No Ceremony, Few Witnesses To Official Act  Bill Provides For   Bill Provides For U. S. To Furnish $597,000,000 To  Caurh Econamic Pliah

House Arques Cut in Funds   Appropriations Committes Recammending $93 MitHien Slash in Pragrane

Truman Signs $597 Million Ston Gan Bill   House Takes Up $772, 726,000 Foreign Aid  Measure.

Bill Siened To Authorize Foreian Aid   President Truman  Altixes Signature; Eighty - Eight Million Dollar Cut Expect av

Finance Bill For Stopgap  Aid Nears House Passage   No Fight Expected On Bill to Provide Monev for Furopne

House Debating Big Cut   Committee Starts Long Term Aid Preliminaries

Bill Reducing Stop-Gap Aid Funds Heads For Approval   Direct Relief Outlay Unaffected By Cuts In House Committee

House Debates 88 Million Cut In Relief. Fand   President Signs. Measure Without Ceremony At - White Howse; Slash’ Is Recommended

30 Per Cent Cut Debated  In House   Committee Gets Early Start on Marshall Plan

Only Members Of President's Staff Present  ' Signed as House Rakater an a fut

Adion Seen as Move fo Spur Approval ¢    However, Lower Chamber Expected to Okay Bia Cut

Financing of Plan Faces Struggle As Fund Committee Lowers Stim;  Reduction of 88 Milianse Prannced

House Goes Back to Talk About $88,000,000 Cut Proposed.  a Mautetance

TRUMAN SIGNS STOP. GAP BILL   Gives-0K to.Eufopean Relie! . Measiire as House De-. bates: Cuts.

President Signs Stopgap Aid Bill for Europe   Only Staff Member:  Witness Act;   No Ceremony Held

TRUMAN SIGNS STOPGAP ALIEN AID MEASURE   Plans for Special Ceremony) Discarded; House Debates Proposed Cuts

Puts - Name. On. Act As House’ Debates “Reductions. :  NO .CEREMONY  Predict Measure With Lower Fi; igure. Will. - Be Passed. .

House Debates Huge Cut in Fund Request   Chairman Taber Sees Passage of Trimmed Measure

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 — (P) — President Truman today signed the $597,000,000 stop-gap FBFneranean Aid Bill.

Foreign Aid Bill Signed By Truman   Provides for Stop-Gap Relief; House Slashes 88,000,000 From Fund

House Votes Down Proposed mcrease In. Relief:Funds   Passage’ of  -$509;000,000 Bill Likely:

Foreign Aid Bill Given Heavy Slash   Measure Slated, to Pass House fy meee aia ee es

Truman Signs Foreign Aid Bill; House Debafes Slash in Funds   President, Without Ceremony, Approves Plan’ For Emergency Aid; Legislators Consider $99. NNN NO Reduction in European Program

“Ready To Calk Truman Again, Hannegan Says   Contends His Speech Throws Truman’s Hat Into 1948 Ring

TRUMAN PUSHED FOR REELECTION    + + . ‘Democratic Chairman  Eulogizes President   In Dinner Speech

-Eulogizes the President  An Apparent Plea for Reelection of Truman in 1948 Is Made by Hannegan

oP Would Beat Down Demo Move On Tax Action   Senate Democrats Want Delay an Income Tax Cut Leaislation

Tax Cut Scrap Is Shaping Up Now   GOP Chiefs Check Senate Attitude Toward Slash

Radiant fla deat  Democrats For Delaying Action On Tax Cuts  Want Delay Until _ Appropriations Made   Want Delay Until _ Appropriations Made GOP May Press Bill

No Red Control, C10 Electrical Workers Insist   ‘Union Actually Democratic,  President Tells Senate  Labor Panel   Un-American Activities Unit Holds Different View On Suspected Union

UEW Denies Red Influence   Labor Bills Fought By Electrical Union

UEW Heads Angry At Opening Of Probe Of  Communism In Labor   Move To Reduce Public Debt By Three Billion Dollars Endanger Proposals For 20  Percent Slash In Income Taxes.

RELIEF FUND REPLENISHED   Senate Passes, Duff Signs Bill to Put $23 Million Into Dept. Treasury

CROYDON BURGLAR GOT TEAM IN CO. PRISON   For Robbing a Store and Stealing Merchandise   PA. TAKES AUTOMOBILE

Wheat Exports Limitation Sought By GOP Group, Instead of Controls

Senators Scan Plan to Limit Wheat Expart   Republican Group Lines Uy Behind Substitute Idea  Pas Inflatian Rein

G. O. P. Group Favors Limit On Export  Of Wheat  Senators Back It As Substitute . For Controls

WHEAT EXPORT CURBS URGED   Republican Group Lines Up For Proposal To Limit Shipments Abroad

Curb Sought On Export of U.S. Wheat   Potent Republican  Solons Line Up Behind Proposal To Maintain ‘Carryover’ And Cut Price Pressure

EXPORTING OF WHEAT MAY BE LIMITED   Huge Stockpile in This Country May Be Needed for Future

PRICE CONTROLS SIDETRACKED   Other Truman Proposals Get First  Consideration

Anti-Inflation Put First On Special Session Program   Committee Names Five Work Points

Truman Request For New Power ‘Is Sidetracked   Committee Decides To Let Rationing, Price Controls Wait

Other Anti Inflation Proposals Get Priority  By Congress Committee   President’s Hopes For Emergency Authority Over Rationing And Prices Appears Certain To Be Defeated By Republicans.

Rationing Plea Sidetracked   Committee Acts First on Other Proposals

Other Points in Truman’s Appeal  Receive Priority   Action by Joint Economic Congressional Committee Indicates Rejection by SOP

GUP TO HAMSTRING TRUMAN PROGRAM: FIX OWN SCHEDULE   Requests for Control of Prices and Rationing Power Sidetracked; to Study Other Plans.   TAFT ANNOUNCES COURSE TO BE USED

Price Control, Rationing Phases Of Anti-Inflation Dian Faces Certain Defeat

Other Proposals In Truman Plan To Be Taken Up  Danian Cammibtaac   Regular Committees To Handle Extension Of Rent Controls

Solons Hear Wagner Act Repeal Plea   Shop Worker, Erstwhile Union Organizer, 3 Foremen Testify.

Mich. Worker Assails — “ The Unions   FORMER AFL ORGANIZER ALSO ~ SAYS THAT UNIONS GIVE LABOR TOO MUCH POWER; FOREMEN HEARD

Workers Ask Curbs On Union Activities   Three Foremen, Former AFL Organizer and Shop Employe Testify Before House Group

'House Committee Hears Workers Plead for Drastic ‘Curbs on Union Activity

U.S. Ambassador to Argentina  Quits His Post Messersmith Will Return to U.S.; Mission Completed

AMBASSADOR RESIGNS POS!   Messersmith Will Returr - From Argentina, State Dept. Announces

U.S. ENVOY QUITS ARGENTINE POST   AMBASSADOR MESSERSMITH RESIGNS — MISSION COMPLETED, TRUMAN SAYS,

MESSERSMITH QUITS — POST IN ARGENTINA   Ke«igration Of Ambassador Follaws By One Day Withdrawal Of Sarulllie Braden

FBI Continues To Prosecute  Draft Evaders   False Registrations Check ed, Department Says, After Dismissing 33 Casea

Draft Law Cases Sull  Prosecuted  3 - . Some Dismissals   : Some Dismissals If True Identity Is Not Established

Heat Broken In Most Of Nation   Scores Injured, Basements Flooded In Terrific New York: City * Storm.

WEATHER NEAR NORMAL INU, S.   Over 3 Inches of Rain Falls in New York City

"Must Be Strongest In World’   Gen, Stratemeyer Telis VFW It's Necessary For Peace

GALLS FOR HUGE AIR FORCE AT VFW MEETING   Defense Chief Asks for 10,000 Planes, 400,000 Trained Men

U.S. Air Force, Prepared for Battle, Urged   Gen. Stratemeyer Nation Must Have Best Warplanes

U. S. Defense Head Calls For Regular Air Force Of 10,000 Modern Planes, 400,000 Trained Men

10,000-PLANE AIR ARM URGED   400,000 Trained Personnel Asked By Stratemeyer

U.S. Needs ‘Strongest’ Air Force >   ‘Air Defense Head  “Warns U. S: That  ‘Second Best’ Force ‘Will Be Worthless ©

Veterans Told Lasting: Peace Can Be Insured      Forrestal Gives  W. ring     In Cleveland

CORSICANA’ S GEN. STRATEMEYER TELLS V.E.W. AIR FORCES SHOULD {HAVE 10.000 PLANES. 400.000 MEN

nas 10,000 Planes For U.S. Air Defense Asked ~ Commander Wants 400,000 Trained Men Alea

TT hin Mell Seat Net  Will Insure World Peace, VFW Is Told  Stratemeyer Talks To War Veterans

STRATEMEYER WANTS ALERT 7. 5. AIR ARM   Defense Com mander Reeommends Strong Setup As Poct National Policy —

Gen. Stratemeyer Tells /VFW Encampment That Air Force of Such Size Is  Read nln tn Tmectire Paarna

Urges Strong Air Force   Stratemeyer Wants 10,000 Modern Aijrcraft 400,000 Trained Men

Calis for Powerful Air Force ‘Ready for Battle   Chief of U.S. Air Defense Wants 10,000 Planes, 400.000 Trained Men

Batile-Ready Air Arm Plea   Stratemeyer Calls for First-Line Force. at VEW Convention

‘Nation Needs 10,000 Planes’   Gen. Stratemeyer, Chief Of Air Defense, Talks To VFW Convention

CITES NEED FOR ALERT AIRFORCE   Defense Command General Tells VFW 10,000 Craft Should Be Ready

General Calls For 400,000 Trained Men  Healthy Aircraft Industry Termed .

HABRY HARKS   Institutions and Agencies of State Are Asking Record High Appropriations   LEGISLATURE EXPECTED TO TRIM ALL REQUESTS

KS DATA ON SHIPMENTS TO ALL NATIONS   To Cover Machinery, Food, Oil and Other “Short” Items

Troops Oust Strikers From French Mines   Communists Efforts To Tie Up Transport Services Are Failure

Transportation Strike Call tn Paris Is Ignored   Subway Motormen And Bus Operators Refuse To Heed Strike Call   NEGOTIATIONS MAY END FRENCH TIEUPS

COMMIE M0 TO PARALYZE CAPITAL FAILS   Strong Military Forces Moved To Mining Area in North France

Transport Strike In Paris Dud   ~ French Crack Down  On Red Disorders; See End of Walkouts

CONFERENCE [S SUGGESTED FOR JUNE 27   Soviet Sends Replies To Britain, France  On Meeting Bid

RUSSIA REJECTS PROPOSAL FOR JAP PEACE TALK   Moscow Radio Reveals Soviet Decision to Disagree on Parley

Soviets Reject Jap Peace Plan  Moscow Radio Says Sharp Note Handed To Washington

Russia Agrees To Attend Paris Aid Conference   To Meet With Britain. And France To Discuss Marshall Aid Plan

RUSSIA WONT DISCUSS JAPAN TREATY AUG. 19   Soviet Broadcast Says U. $  Acts in ‘Unilateral Man ner’s Note Reported

Soviets Refuse To Attend Conference Un Jap Peace Pact   Charge U.S. Acted In ‘Unilateral Manner’’

SOVIETS SEND CURT NOTE 100. 8.   Charge Americans Act In Unilateral Manner  IAn THritTyv   Should Be Undertaken By : Foreign Ministers, Moscow States

Russ Say ‘No’ To Bid to Jap Treaty Talks   Charge U.S. With Act. ing ‘in Unilateral Manner’

RUSSIA REJECTS TREATY PROGRAM   CANNOT ACCEPT U.S. PLAN FOR MEETING ON JAPANESE PACT

Big Powers To Discuss  U. S. Plan   Notes Sent To France, Britain

Soviets Agree to Discuss Marshall Plan  To Send Delegation to Meeting of

Soviets Agree to Discuss  Marshall Plan  To Send Delegation to Meeting of Foreign Ministers

Russia Turns Down U.S. Plan   Soviet Against Japan Peace Talk at Capito

Russia Rejects Bid to Talks On Jap Treaty   Moscow Broadcast Says U.S. Acted Without Consultatio1

Russia Rejects Invitation To Talk Jap Treaty  Charges U.S. Acts In Unilateral Manne   Charges U.S. Acts In Unilateral Manner On Peace Issue

Lone Bandit Stages Bie N.Y. Holdup      Society Leader Forced To Give Up Her Jewelry

$650,000 In Jewels Taken From Beauty   Bandit Threatens to Kall Her and  Infant

13 Seniors At Texas A& M Are Dismissed   CADET OFFICERS ARE REMOVED BY ARMY BCARD

14 Seniors at A&M  Barred From Corps   Punishment Is Meted out to 2] Others in Military Trials; Hearings Continue Today

Dismiss 14 A&M Cadet Officers   Punish 21 Others And Find Six Innocent In Trials

U. S. Favors Open Talks On U.N. Military Staff   Deny N. Y. Times Report U. 5S. Joins Reds‘to Block Report Publication

Vote Power To Fix Speed Laws   Senate Acts to Contro Limits on Highways

U, §, MAY SET PRICE ON HELP   Lifting of ‘Iron Curtain’ Sees As No. 1 Demand if Reds To Benefit

U.S. Puts Price on Soviet Relief   Country Must Permit Normal Trade for Satellites if Included in Program

Vets Swarm Banks For Terminal Leave Money   Dubuque Has No Rust But Some Cities Note Stampede

Veterans Rush To Cash Terminal Leave Bonds  Banks To Pay Out Millions

HEAT WAVE IN TEXAS BELIEVED BROKEN AS NO 100°5 RECORDED  SOME SHOWERS OVER STATE TUESDAY BUT NO GENERAL RAIN DUE

Accuse Russians Of Filibustering   UN Delegates Say Soviets Trying To Delay Balkan Issue

USSR And Satellites Present Long Speeches... .  Russia Accused Of Tactic To Hold Up Balkan Action

Russia And Satellite Nations Accused Of Delaying U.N. Action On Balkans

Council Work Being Slowed By Filibuster   Forma! Motion To Close Debate Is Said Exnected

100 AMERICANS IN POLISH JAILS   Envoy Relates Government Refusal to Let Him See U.S. Citizens

Negroes Win Vote Fight In 5. Carolina   ‘Can Be Enrolled’ To Ballot In White Primaries

Judge Gives §. C. Negroes Right To Vote  Outlaws Idea Of  OS SE Pa eee   Outlaws Idea Of “White Primary’  As Negroes Seek Their Civil Rights

Court Rules Negroes Get Primary Vote   South Carolina SuitBrought By Negro Who Claims He Was Denied Right To Cast Ballot

Carolina Negroes Win Right to Vote   Court Decides in Primary Case

Negroes Free To Vote Ins. G.,   ¢ ourt Decrees   Balloting, Sinee 1944 Limited Exclusively To ‘White Democrats’

South Carolina Court Rule: Against ‘White’ Demo-  cratic Primary:

Negroes Win Primary Election In South Carolina   Jurist Rules Race Has ‘Right’ to Be Enrolled to Vote

NEGROES MIGHT VOTEINS.C   Judge Rules That Negroes Are Entitled To Be Enrolled To Vote In S. C. Democratic Primaries.

NEGROES GIVEN VOTING RIGHTS   Court Victory Abolishe White Democrat Edict In South Carolina

Committee Named Over Dem. Protest   Special Committee Is Designated lo Make General Checkup of Fiscal Affairs.

Strike Controls Bill is Debated   Passage in House Expected by Tuesday; Veto is Predicted

Three Army Fliers Perish As Planes Crash in Mid-Air  mk Den mekicbane bm Catete Ac Oratt

GOERING’S WIDOW SEIZED; PLACED IN INTERNMENT CAMP   ‘Arrest Ordered of Mates of  Three Other High Nazis, Tuo of Whom Died on Gallows.   ACCUSED OF BELONGING TO HEITLER’S PARTY   ‘Maximum Penalties, Which Would Make Them Liable to 10-Year Prison Terms, to Be Demanded.

Nation Enjoy: Mild Weather   Many Areas Rainy;  North Dakota Chilly

MFRAIIRY DIPS INNO. DAKOTA   Freezing Rain, Sleet Reported in Other Areas

lf Had Fuller Information   Halted Brief Investigation On Basis of U. S. Attorney's Summary of Case

Best Contract In History Seen For Lewis’ UMW   “Expected: To: Get 44 ooent Increase.

Wage Hike For Lewis Miners ls Predicted   Settlement Can Kill Threatened July 8 Strike

UMW’S HISTORY   Pact Signed with Some Op erators Gives Miners 4414 Cent Boost.

Lewis Wins Most Of His Demands   : Bigg t Concessions in  nion History Report“ Won by Miners   OWNERS ARE EVASIVE   Contract Said to Carry Increase of 44//y Cents in rly Rate

Lewis Wins Greatest Victory   Northern Operators Will Pay Miners 4412 Cents an Hour Increase

Lewis Heading For Big Victory in Mine Dispute   Question Arises Whether Other Operators Will Follow Northern Segimen  In Bie Pav Iner

Lewis Is on Way Toward Getting ‘Best’ Contract   Tentative Plan Reached Wednesday

Report Big Coal Wage Victory Won by Lewis   Now Being Put Into Contract Form for Final Ratificatian

Concessions To Lewis May Avert Strike   Proposed New  Contfact Would Give Miners Best Wage Contract in History of United Mine Workers.

Lewis Will Get Best Pay Rates In Mine History   Doubt Exists As To Acceptance By All Companies

LEWIS NEARS. BEST CONTRACT   Miners Would Get 441, Cent Boost If Owners Accept

Reach Accord To Avert Full Coal Strike   Lewis On Way to Getting Best Pact In Mine History

Lewis Getting ‘Best Contract   Miners May Receive 44'2 Cent Boost

Lewis Wins Most Of His Demands   iggest panceeniana in Jmon History Keportedly Won by Miners   Contract Said to Carry In * crease of 44/4 Cents in Hourly Rate

Lewis Closing in on Best UMW Wage Pact in History   Tentative Agreement is Based on 4414 Cent Hourly Increase

Report Lewis And Miners Win Biggest Victory   Northern Pact Said To Include Hike Of 441, Cents In Hourly Pay.

442-Cent Raise On:Basie Hour in: New Coal Contract   Lewis on Way to Gettiog Best Wage Agreement:  Some Owners: Are. top litical « +

Northern Mines Agree On Wage Hike ‘Pattern’   Diggers Will Get 4412 Cent Boost Under Pact: Industry Staggered By Concessions To Lewis

\greement for Large Pay Boost Made by “Big Steel” Mine Owners Not Known in Advance by Comnanies Elsewhere.

LEWIS SETTING SIGHTS ON BIG PAY CONTRACT   Coal Mine Strike Averted by Pact with Northern Owners—Others Aloof

Lewis To Get Best Contract In His Life      NEW COAL AGREEMENT TO FEATURE HIGH WAGES

Lewis On Way Toward 44 1-2 Cent Pay Boost   Provisions Give UMW Victory over US Steel Pittsburgh Coal Co.

= A CENTS   Midwestern, Southern And Far West Mine Owners Weigh Their Stand

Coal Contract May Be Best In History   See 4414 Cent Hourly Increase For Miners; Not All Accevtable.

LEWIS 15 NEAR ROSY CONTRACT   Coal Diggers Expected To Get Pay Increase Of 4412 Cents  NEWS IS STAGGERING

Miners May Get 14'2% Pay Hike   U.S. Steel Steps Up Operations as Hope Of Pact Runs High

443 CENT PAY HIKE LIKELY FOR MINERS   Concessions Stagger Big Segment Of Industry   NEGOTIATORS   For Midwest, Far West And Southern Mine Owners Mapping Strategy

John L. Lewis Wins 444-Cent Hour Increase   How Many Companies Will Accept Agreement By Eastern and Northern Operators Is Ouestion

Coal Strike Threat Eased by New Pact  Biq Concessions Granted to Lewis   Big Concessions Granted to Lewis By Eastern Owners Stun Others

Lewis, Eastern Pits Reach Wage Treaty; West, South Jolted   Operators Huddle to Map Strategy After ‘Big Steel’ Yields to UMW; 44-Cent Boost Exalts Union Chief

Unofficial Figures Put Pits Raise At 44.5  Cents Per Hour   Four European Nations May Feel Brunt Of Economy Row

Lewis Near Best UMW Wage Pact   Hint Northern Diggers to Get 44-Cent Boost

Way Avert strice ee  Big Question Of Approval By Industry  Is Indefinite   Many Pit Operators Reported Staggered By Pay Concessions

Lewis Scores a New Victory As Eastern Owners Sign Boost   Western, Southern Operators Plan Strateaqy Today

LEWIS ON WAY 10 BEST CONTRACT IN UNION'S HISTOR   Tentative Settlement With Part Of Operators Points To Bia Raise

Record Mine  Wage   Tentative Agreement Between Lewis and  Northern Operators  Is Best in History

U. S. Steel Leads . Way to Industrial Peace; Western, Southern Operator Go into Huddle On Next Proposal

UMW Reported Near To Best Wave Contract   Northern Ops Furnish ‘Break’ As Tentative Agreement Is Reached In Talks Yesterday   South and West  Plan ‘Strategy’   Miners Would Get 4414 Cent Basic Hourly Wage Boost; Acceptance Re‘mains Big Question

Reorganization Bill fo House  Agriculture _  ag oe r tat*seuat J Ataw

Mine Wrecks British Train Near Lydda   2 Killed In Blast Blamed On Underground

EGYPT TRAIN HIT BY MINE EXPLOSION   Crack Express Target On Cairo-Haifa Run

2 WITNESSES SAY PRESSURE FORCED ACTION   Deliberate Evasion, Fraud Denied At Hearing

Committee Slaps Hughes With Giant Tax ‘Dun’  Hearine Told Audit Shows   Hearing Told Audit Shows Deficit of $3.5 Millions —

Step Toward U.N. Change   U. S. Officially Asks Establishment of “Little Assembly”

Plant Demolished By Big Explosion   No One Hurt At Texas Torpedo Company Blast; Huge Crater Remains

Robeson Charges Fascism in Illinois Mayor's Order Forbidding Concert

Robeson Says He'll Be Back as Peoria Bars Concert to Prevent Bloodshed

IDLE DIGGERS RETURNING 10 JOBS MONDAY   CHANGE OF TACTICS ANNOUNCED BY UMW CHIEF

Leaves Safety Decision up to District Chiefs   Coal Production Likely to Be Near Normal This Week

Lewis Orders Pits Reopened In New Stand On ‘Safe’ Rule   Government Expects Near-Normal Mining To Resume Monday

Lewis Orders Re-opening of All Safe Mines   Expect Production of Coal Will Return to Normal by Monday)

Lewis to Allow ~ Reopening Of ‘Safe’ Coal Mines   Change in Tactics May Bring Mining Back To Normal Monday

Coal Miners Get Okay From Lewis To Resume Work   UMW Head Gives Signal to Go Ahead Where Believed Safe

Authorizes Reopen Mines Immediately   Lewis Changes Course. Work Where’ There  I Reasonahle Safety,

Lewis, Changing Safety Order, Calls For Reopening All Mines Deemed Safe

AGTION MEANS ING TANT SPURT IN PRODUGTION   Tells Miners to Work Where Mines Are Believed “Reasonably Safe.”

Tells District Presidents To Re-Open Mines   Authorizes Action “Where There’s Reasonable Ground to Believe” They Are Safe   Lewis Mum About Change Of Orders   Word ef Union Leader's Change of Course Waa Received From Coal Fields

LEWIS CHANGES TACTICS; RULES MEN CAN TOll   UMW Chief Permits Operations if There's ‘Belief’ Mines Are Safe

Order Is Sudden Course Change  Fast Back-To-Work Movement Forecast

UMW Leader Changes Stand On Shutdown   Expect Mining Normal Monday; Order Passed Down To District Chiefs

Lewis Does ‘About Face On Mines   Telis UMW District President to Open Unless Pits Unsafe

UMW Leader Okays Miners’ Return to Pits   Work Order Authorized In Mines Reported Ae Safe

Lewis Tells Leaders To: Reopen Pits   Normal Production By Monday Likely, Officials Declare

U.S. Naval Task Force To Visit Dardanelles   A Show of Force in Middle East Crisis’ May Also Visit Greek Ports

TASK FORGE T0 VISIT STRAITS   Aircraft Carrier to Lead Daydawellas Tris.

‘APPROPRIATIONS GROUP. EX. PECTED TO CALL SECRE-  ~ FARY ANDERSON FOR —_

Expect Anderson Will Be Asked Te  Name Speculators   Senate Committee To Seek List Of ‘‘Public Figures”’ — In Grain Speculations

De Gasperi, Backed By Vote Of Confidence, Tackles New Strikes, Threats Of Violence

ITALIAN WORKERS CALL STRIKE IN FOOD INDUSTRIES   POPE PIUS ISSUES WARNING AGAINST EXCITING TO RIOT

Guns Note Pontiff's  Peace Plea   Food Strike Newest Effort to Harass De Gasperi Reaime

ITALIAN CROWDS RENEW VIOLENCE   Mobs Resent Dole ‘Slight’ As Pope Asks Harmony

Italy Torn By Strikes And Riots   Long-Threatened Tieup In Food Industries and Dole Riot Point Up  Pope’s Plea For Peace

VIOLENCE IN ITALY      ‘Nationwide Strike Alse Started in the Food Industries

Italians Warned In Talk By Pope   Nationwide Strike Begins In Food  Industries ,

ee WALKOUT IN FOOD INDUSTRY, DOLE PROTEST RAGE  VIOLENCE FLARES EVEN AS POPE RAPS STRIFE, ASKS CHRISTMAS PEACE

ITALY HiT BY ANOTHER STRIKE   Food Industry Workers Walkout in New Crisis

Food Strike On In Italy Over Holiday Dole   Pope Warns That Class Hatred Threatens World

VIOLENCE IN ITALY   Nationwide Strike Also Started in the Feod Industrice

Outbreaks Occur As Pope Pius Pleads For Peace   Workers In Food Industries Start Walkout; Yule Dole Causes Naples Riot

Italian Food Workers Out On Strike  Violence Over - Holiday Dole— Pope Calls for

Strike Hits Italy’: Food Industries  - Pope Cites. Danger " of Cldss Hatreds

Nationwide Strike Begins In ltaly’s Food Industries   Violence Breaks Out in Naples Pope Gives Holy Week Message.

Italy Hit By Food Strike   Riot Over Dole Also Breaks Out; Pope Issues Holy : Week Meésage.

National Food Strike Dole Riot Hit Italy   Violence Flares Even as Pope Issues Holy Week Plea for End of Class Hatred in World

National Strike Settles On Italy   Violence Breaks Out As Food Industry Is Crippled by Walkout

Pope Pius Asks Prayers, Warns Against Hatred   Hope Expressed That food Industry Tie-Up Will Be Settled by Evening

Italy Torn By Fresh Violences   Food Strike, Riots Over Dole, Add to Govern- . ment Troubles

FOOD INDUSTRIES. STRIKE DISRUPTS ITALIAN ECONOMY   Violence Flares In Wake Of : _ Message From Pope Warning "sof Class Hatred

Anderson: Gets Power To List Large Traders   Public. May Get Names of Speculators: “1 Next Week

Sec. Anderson Authorized to Name Traders   List of Speculators Probably Will Be Published Next Week

Market Trader List’s Release Is Authorized  Legislation Signed  By Chief Executive

SPECULATORS TO BE PUBLICIZED BY SECRETARY   Names Will Be Released  Next Week, Anderson  Announces

'SECRETARY ANDERSON IS GIVEN ‘POWER TO NAME SPECULATORS   EUROPEAN RELIEF BILL PROVIDES FOR HUGE SUM OF 568 MILLIONS

TRADERS’ NAMES TO BE GIVEN OUT   CONGRESS AUTHORIZES ANDERSON TO RELEASE LIST —IRUMAN SIGNS BILE.

Way Cleared For Anderson To Publish Speculator List   House Votes Resolution And Truman Signs It; Names Expected In Week .

Grain Speculators To Be Made Pu blic   House Approves Plan, President Siens Bill To Reveal ‘Insiders’

Anderson Authorized To Disclose Names Of Commodities Speculators

Illinois Phone Traffic Union Resumes Work   Decision to End Strike Overwhelming, Says Spokesman

“TIEN TANUARY 7   Funeral Services Held This Morning for Former West:  field Man

Silver-Haired Sigler Debates ‘Red’ Reuther   It's Field Day For Onlookers As They Cross Swords

RAINFALL EXTINGUISHES COSTLY JAPANESE FIRE; 3 MISSING. MANY HURT

3,984 Homes Are Leveled As Fire Sweeps Jap City  17,000 In lida Are Without Shelter

Starts on Drink, Ends in Chaser So Their Trip Was Light, Fantastic

FORN PREPARES FOR PAY RAISE   Wage Lift Of 114% Cent: An Hour Granted With Six Paid Holidays

Ford Workers to Get I] 1-2-Cent-an-Hour Wage Boost; Pension Plan Turned Down

CRIPPS TO RULE BRITISH FINANCE   Emerges as ‘Strong Man’ after Dalton Resigns

CRIPPS GIVEN: ~NEW POWERS   LABOR PARTY SHAKEUP AF TER TREASURER TELLS BUDGET DATA IN ADVANCE 

CRIPPS MOVES TQ POWER SPOT   Resignation Of Dalton After Admitted “Indiscretion” Shifts Role

U.S. Makes Last Offer To Indonesia to Serve As Go-Between in War

America Gives ‘Final Chance  To Indonesia   Any Attempt To Specif; Method of Settlement With Dutch to Mean Refusal U. S. Help

Ul. 5. INDONESIA OFFER RENEWED   LEADERS ARE GIVEN FINAL CHANCE TO SETTLE DUTCH WAR WITH OUR AID.

DEGAULLE BACK TO POLITICS   Communist Party Is  Alarmed by Return

tep Spells rouble for overnment   ommunists Alarmed a Return of Wartime Hero of France.

De Gaulle Back In Politics; Reds Aroused   French Premier Talk: With General; Latter Plans Speeches

DE GAULLE IS OUT OF RETIREMENT   Wartime Hero of France Expected to Form New Party.

Gen. DeGaulle Returns to Politics   Communists Open Attack on French Hero

Candidates Get M Dowell Voters’ List  Sit-Down Staged At Courthouse

HOPE FOR BOOST IN COAL VOLUME   ®Mine Output Nearly Half Normal as More Men Return to Pits

BRITISH ESCORT JEWS TO HAIFA   10st of Uncertified Immigront Transferred for Deportation to Cyprus

BRITISH SEIZE REFUGEE SHIPS   Luckless Immigrants Deported To Cyprus After Reaching Holy Land

REFUGEE VESSELS STOPPED   Ships Jammed With Immigrants Who Now Are To Be Deported

British Ships Capture More Jew Refugees   Transfer Most of 1.000 to Waiting Ships for Depor tation

British Naval Units Intercept 1,100 Refugees   Transfer Most PalestineBound Immigrants Te Cyprus Camps

More Jews Deported   British Intercept Two Refugee Ships Trying ‘To Run British Blockade On Palestine -

Refugee Ships Carrying 1,100 Taken to Haifa      British Soldiers Forced To Yote Five Persons When They Refused To Leave Bouts

Jewish Ships Intercepted By British Force   Occupants Deported To Cyprus; Tried To Run Blockade

More Jews Fail Attemot To Get Into Palestine  Two Shiploads Intarcented Ry

Ragged Jews Taker From 2 Small Ships Caught by British  Approximately 1,100 Jewish Immigrants fol ee te acnsie

TWO REFUGEE SHIPS SEIZED   1,100 Jews Aboard Deported to Cyprus By British Officials

British Transfer Haifa Immigrants  To Return Ships   Two Refugee Ships Are Seized And Jews Will Re Deported te Cyprus

Naval Forces Escort Vessels Into Haifa Harbor and Will Send to Cyprus 1,100 Jewish Immigrants Aboard.

Boy, 4, Convinces Fellow Amputee ‘New Legs’ Work   Doubting 11-Year-Old Now Confident He, Too Will Run and Ride a Bike Again.

Glenny Knows It's All True   When Youngster With Artificial Limbs Rides Bike, Boxes, Climbs

Triple Investigation Under To Fix Blame For W Crash Occurred Near Pic que Horseshoe Curve   TRAIN HAD PLUNGED OVER EMBANEY

Telling It Briefly   DeGaulle Charaes Russia Has Set up Dictatorship

FRENCH WAHTIME LEADER SAYS FRENCH UNITY 18 IN _GRAVE DANGER FROM COMMUNISTS IN FRANCE

DE GAULLE LASHES COMMUNIST BLOC   Sees Virtual Dictatorship ii Eastern Europe

‘Missing Red’ Story Heard  Hollywood Mystery   Hollywood Mystery Related to Probers

Movie Red © Leader Has ‘Disappeared’   Former Communist Tells Congressmen Organizer Missing

Red Aide Missing After Party Split, Witness Reveal:   Had Been Sent to Teach Propaganda Technique, Hcuse Inquiry Told

Red Disappears From Hollywood  Broke With Commies,   Broke With Commies, Testimony in Hearing Shows at Fifth Session

FLOWN BLAS   Dynamite-Making Plant i Pennsylvania Explosion Scene

TWO MEN Dik IN EXPLOSION   One Missing, Nine Injured In Blast That Leveled Edinburg Plant

CHIANG’S TROOPS REACH CAPITAL OF CHINA REDS   Nationalist Forces Enter Yenan After Southern Push

Yenan, Communist Capital, Taken By Chiang’ T roops   Capture Seen Milestone in Drive to Rid China of Red Influence

COMMUNIST CHINA   Nationalist Push Indicates Nanking Determined To Crush. Bade.

ENTER COMME CAPITAL CITY   Yenan Is Spiritual and Mititary Center of Opposition Forces

CHINESE TROOPS PUSH TO YENAN   Government Army  Hits at Capital of Communists

CHIANG ARMY ENTERS RED CAPITAL   Nationalists Push Into Yenan Tocay

Kai-Shek’s Troops Push Into Yenan, Red Capital   First Reports Fail to Make Clear if  Nationalists Were Opposed in Drive

Chiang's Soldiers Smash Into Yenan   Communists Hint They May Not Defend Capital

IBN SAUD GROTTO CEREMONIAL SAT, NOY. 15th.   Men and Wemen Over 40! WHY GET UP NIGHTS DUE TO KIDNEYS?

Laney And AEA Compromise On Legislation   Governor To Learn Who Is To Receive Additional Money

Tulsa Explosion Damage $100,000   Swift Ice Cream Plant Badly Damaged, Two Persons Injured in Early Blast

Greek Premier Says Aid Sent To Guerillas   Albania, Yugoslavia And Bulgaria Named By Tsaldaris

GREECE TO PUSH BALK AN ‘WATCH’   Soviets Forced To Assume Defensive Role In U. N.

Charges Soviet Satellites Send Arms, Ammunition Into Greece   Greece’s, Deputy Premier Says Albania, Bulgarie And Yugoslavia Boldly Aiding Greek Guerrilla . Fighters In An Effort To Becloud Issue.

Greece Charges New Aggression By Red Sources   BALKANS DECLARED TC BE SENDING ARMS TO GUERILLAS

Says Soviets Committing Aggression  Tsaldaris Tells UP Of Satellites’ Mov:  Against Greece

Satellites Of Russia Criticized   Arms, Ammunition Shipped Into Nation Says Diplomat

Greeks Protest Balkan  Actions   Russian Satellites Are Accused Of Aiding Rebels

Oelwein Man Causes Reign Of ‘Terror, Captured   Robs Filling Station, Disarms Officers And Takes Squad Car.

Nab Young Bandit Whe Terrorized 2 Officers   Drew Gun After Oelwein Hold-Up; Later  Disarmed Cops at Police Station

FBI Probing ‘Conspiracy’ In Newsprint   Complaints Say Manufacturers Seek Monopoly

REDS WIN IN HUNGARY VOTINE   Communists Strongest Party in Coalition

Americans ’ Denounce  Vote Fraud   Charges 750,000 Repeaters Used Phoney Ballots

Communist Party Gains Control of : Hunaarian-Gov't   U. S. Observers Denounce Election Ae Complete Frauc

Reds Win 3-2 Lead in Election   American Observers Charge Big Fraud in Repeat Balloting

COMMUNISTS NOW STRONGEST PARTY IN HUNGARY'S RULE   1 Leftist Groups Forming  Coalition Government Win 3-to-2 Victory Over Combined Opposition.   CATHOLIC SEGMENT COMES IN SECOND

BALLOTING — Election  Scored  As Fraud   _ LEFTISTS WIN 3-2 VICTORY

4978-MILE HOP BEGUN BY PLANE   ARMY FIGHTER TAKES OFF ID HONOLULU ON NON-STOP  TRIP TO NEW YORK.

‘Betty Jo’ Off on Non-Stop Honolulu To New York Try  P-82 Fighter Plane tc Attempt Trip in

Grain Prices Break Sharply   Lower Prices’ Attrinnied te Fears That (jongress ‘May Hapnse Warket Controls.

Robins, Wester Win Re- election  ee er. ae   Incumbents Given 5th 4 Year Terms

Robins, Wester Win Re-election  Incumbents Given  Sth 4 Year Terms

Used Dictaphone To Listen To Boudoir Conversations of Couple=-Now In Nut House

‘Eavesdropper Doesn't Hear Much Of Honeymoon With Radto Too Loud

Eavesdropper Is Put In Hospital   Salesman Begins ThirtyDay Period Of Ob servation.

Girl Weds Another So He Puts Wires into Her Boudoir   Order Sanity Test For iJealous Loser In Race  For Her Hand

Doctors Get Whack At Eavesdropner .... Couple Find Selves Not Entirely Alone

Note on L’ Affair Dictagraph:  Alleged Eavesdropper Held for Observation

Jilted Suitor Tuned in on Boudoir Murmurings of Honeymooning Couple

Eavesdropper Is Committed To Mental Hospital  Used Dictaphone On Bridal Couple

GreekRed in Command of Guerrillas   Zachariades May Have Replaced "Gen. Markos’

Amendment Proposed to Constitution   Voters Would Make Their Decision at Election In 1948

NEW WAGE PACT BETWEEN STEEL, G10 PRENICTED   Agreement Will Be Consvmmated Before February 15, Iron Age Says

STRIKING PRINTERS COMPLAINT DISMISSED   NLEB Sass St. Petersburg News: papers Did Net Engage Ia Laetair Laber Fractices

Board Upholds Florida Papers   Labor Relations Unit Acts In Printers’ Strike

NLRB Rules Employer Ha: Right To Replace Striker ;   Dismisses Charges Of Unfair Labor. Practice By St. Petersbure Dailies:

Printers’ Complaint Dismissed By NLRB   Papers Had Right to Re. place Strikers, Labor Board Holds

SEEK CLASS ROOM TEACHERS ONLY IN SALARY BILL   Equalizing, Per Capita Division Of Funds Voted

May: Limit Teachers’ Pay Spreat   Legislative Committees Want Money To Go To Classrcom Workers 

COMMITTEE OKAYS AID TO GREECE   Recommendation To Senate Is Unanimous

Aid to Athens Called Urgent          : ‘Pressure’ ‘Stresi In Committee Report

GREER-TURK Al PROGRAM URGENT. COMMITTEE SAYS   ‘Senators Warn “External Pressure” Threatens Both : Caiiminas

SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS UNIT (PUSHES AID BILL   Senator George Warns Red Curb In Greece Urgent.

Aid to Near East Vital, Committee Tells Congress   Assistance Made Urgent By External Pressure, Re- port Indicates   TRUMAN PLAN GETS UNANIMOUS SUPPORT   Must Check Red Expansion, Says George in Backing Loan Program

Aid To Greece Held ‘Urgent’   Senate Report Asserts ‘Outside Pressure’ Causing Crisis

Committee Says External Pressure on Turkey Makes Aid Matter of Uraency.

Foreign Relations Committee Report Declares ‘External Pressure’ Perils — ‘Independence of Turkey and Greece

More Teeth Needed To Curb Unions   Would Provide Strict Penalties For New Strikes

STIFFER LABOR LAW POSSIBLE, HARTLEY SAYS   Present Act in Need Of ‘Teeth, Author Declares

. — $125, 000 DAMAGE — .  42 § in Hospitals After Coney Island Fire

Wm. Durant, General Motors Founder, Dies at 85 After Illness of Five Years

Long Illness Fatal to Aged Mofor Maanate   William C. Durant Who Helped Organize General Motore Dies at Age of 82

Strong Action On French Reds Seen   De Gaulle Emerges Top Leader On Returns; Bolsters Ramadier Hand

De Gaulle Is Seen As Top Political  Leader In France   General's Surprise Showing At Polls Expected To  Influence French Government To Take Firmer Stand en ee ey , ome mr

Even Tho De Gaulle ls Clear Winner Communists Strong   Victorv Is Said to Have Reen Won Thus Making General, French Leader

De Gaulle Gets Top Rating As . French Leader   Followers Claim Sweeping Victory In Elections

Gen. DeGaulle ls Top Leader Of The French   Sweeping Anti-Communist Victory Claimed  In Election

Estranged Husband Goes Berserk. ~ Slays Three, Then Comiunits Suicide

Man Kills Self, Three Others At  Brazil, Indiana   Estranged Husband Kills Wife. Father-in-Law; Daughter Dies of Exposure

Four Killed in Family Quarrel   Wife, 2 Others Slain by Estranged Mate, - Letter Suicide

Wallace Says Europe Fears Truman Policy   Regard It as Step Leading Toward War.  He Savs.in Broadcast

TRUMAN PLAN BELIEVED STEP TO WAR   Wallace Declares Europeans Fear Doctrine Acceptance

Europe Fears Us, Wallace Believes   ‘Nations Want Tractors  U. S. Gives Them Guns

Light Vote, However, Is Forecast For Pennsylvania LOOK TO TRENDS Special ‘Elections Be. ing Held. Along With  ‘Primaries

JUDGES: ‘AND ‘REFERCE SPLIT ON WHO WON THE CHAMP.  SHIP BOUT LAST NIGHT

New White House Plane Completed   Four-Engined Ship Will Replace The ‘Sacred Cow.’

NEW FLYING WHITEHOUSE IREADY FOR TEST FLIGHTS LAT SANTA MONICA TonAY

Little Hope Is Held for Oats And Corn Crops   Flood Waters Are Receding in Many Ohio Localities   Independence Of Indian To Be Complete   Expect Shaw Trial To Be Held in July   Conferees Hasten Vet Pay Program   Grave Diagers Picket Cemetery   New ‘Flying Whitehouse’ Is Being Prepared for Truman

Truman Ship  Flight Near   ‘Independence,’ Replacing ‘Sacred Cow,’ to Cruise  At &215 MPH.

RESCUING NINE BY. HELICOPTER   Occupants of : Crashed C-54 Are Discovered Safe In Newfoundland

NINE AIRMEN BEING RESCUED  AFTER CRASH OF TRANSPORT   “ALL ON BOARD. BIG” ARMY PLANE FOUND SAFE— - RESCUE BY AIA 18 BTARTED

Talmadge Scorns New Demand for  His Abdicatior   Tells Lt. Gov. Thompson He Will Stay Untl Georgia Court Rules

DEMAND iS REJECTED   Taimadge Refuses To Turn Over Governor's Office

Claims He Alone Is Governor At Present Time   Lt. Governor M. E. Thompson Holds Quiet Conference With ‘Governor’ lalmadge,  But Latter Stands His Ground.

No Vacancy Exists. He Tells Him   Asks Legislature To Pass Bill For White Supremacy

Hungarian Trials Start in Budapest   Purge of Army Officers Continues Under Dinnyes

44 On Trial By Hungary’s New Regime   Soviet Soldiers Fire On Red Cross Unit Near Austrian Border

NEW MOVES IN SLOVAKIA AND POLAND SEEN   Few Willing to Guess on Final Act of Diplomatic Drama

44 Hungarians Go on Trial for Conspiracy   Communist Forces Move Against Polish, Czech Conservatives

FIRST ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED _~  Cooperation Of City With VA ls Lauded By Dallas Official

Elks Slate P.E.R. Night   Wrinn Appointed Chairman Of Committee For St. Patrick's Dance

Truman Hits GOP Plan As ‘Not Enough’   Wants Enactment of Own Legislation “To The Letter”

Republican Plan Is Not Adequate, President States   Says Legislation Is To Be Offered Soon Covering His Aims

*High Winds, Rain Lash at Kansas; Wheat Is Damaaed   Hailstones "Big ds - Small Oranges” Fall Near Garden City

NEW RENT LID PLAN PROPOSED   Sen. Sparkman Would Leave. It  To Communities

Senate Committee Is Anxious To Get Rid Of  Federal Supervision   Charge NLRB Supported Communists’ Workin Through CIO; More Communist Evidence In Hearing On Lilienthal.

Wedge Driven Into Defenses By Attackers   Hagana Units Employ Cabs In Rallying to Defend Old Hatikva Area

Residents Flee In Confusion During Battle   Taxi-Borne Volunteers Take Offensive After 2-Hour Fight: 8 Killed

Beat Off 2-Hour Attack  By Arab Machinegunners  Fighting For Tel Aviv  Invaders Tosa Rombs Into Houses:

eight Rages In ‘No-Man’s Land’  Arab Countries Hold ‘War Council’

Fierce Attack Beaten Off by  Jewish Forces ‘No Man’s Land’ Toll  Mounts as Pitched Battles Rage

FIERCE +BATTLE TURNED BY TAXI VOLUNTEERS   Hagana Beats Off Army Which Drove Wedge Into Jew City

JEWS ROUT ARABS IN FIERCE 2-HOUR TEL AVIV BATTLE   Taxi-Borne Volunteers Join Hagana in Qusting Aftackers,   DEATH TOLL MOUNTS   Arab League Volces New Threats of ‘immediate Military Action.’

Arabs and Jews Clash Sharply  In Jerusalem   Jewish Volunteers Beat Off Offensive Against Tel Aviv

Taxicab Army Defends City From Assault   Jews Muster Strength anil Win Pitched’ Battle

Ground Broken For Atomic Pile At Upton, N. Y.   Planned Exclusively For Advancement of Peacetime Science

Machine Guns, Mortar Fire Rock Tel Aviv   Palestine Extremists Cap Day’s Riots With Double Blow

CADETS TOLD ‘RIGHTS FORFEITED Aggies Ordered to Sign For  Reissuance of Commissions

WORKERS NEEDED   Babson Believes Our Schools Should Stress Education Of Young Folks To Qualify Them For Holding Jobs.

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT...   BABSON DISCUSSES VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

Babson’s Authentic Statement Vocational Education Is Taken Up By  Columnist

AN INSULT 10 U. 0. AND BID TO MOB RULE   Attorney General Argues in Supreme Court for Fine on UMW.

DEFIANCE OF COURT ORDER U.S. INSULT   Attorney General Opens Arguments In Contempt Case Before Tribunal.

Begin Lewis Court Battle   Clark Appears For U. S.: Charges Union Action Invites Mob Rule

Attorney General Critical of UMW   Lewis and Cohorts Inviting Mob Rule, Tom Clark Asserts

Atty. Gen. Clark Explains Stand in Contempt Case   Refusal to Call Off Strike Upon Order Cited to High Tribunal

CALLS WALKOUT AN INVITATION  TO “MOB RULE”   High Court Hears Opening Arguments In Lewis Case ”

High Court Considering Lewis Case   Arguments Presented Toda: —Defiance by Lewis Called ‘‘Insult’’ to 7. S.

Pleads Case.   SAYS REFUSAL TO TO HEED a INJUNCTION WAS.INSULT TO THE UNITED STATES sino i ea 7 MOB RULE .- :

CLARK STRESSES FOUR OBJECTIVES IN LEGAL FIGH   Asserts Actioh Was Taken to Avert ‘Irreparable Injury to Nation’   TALKS NEARLY AN HOUR   UMW Counsel Speaks Next in Direct Challenge to Government Position

LOOKING AHEAD By George S, Bengon President, Harding College Searcy. Arkansas

GOP LEADERS OF MIDWEST TALK FAVORITE SONS  KANSAS TO SUPPORT   KANSAS TO SUPPORT GEN. EISENHOWER IF HE IS AVAILABLE

West, Midwest GOP Leaders Turn From ©  Presidential Talk to Congressional Issues

Midwest GOP Chiets Confer On Top Issues   Indianapolis Parley to Take No Stand on AR Candidate

G.0.P. CHIEFS HOLD MEETING   Convene Informally To Tall Up 48 Candidates, Current Issues,

Western Leaders Discuss Issues  Presidential Talk Precedes Conference

GOP Leaders Talk About ‘KS Candidate  Curren t Issues In   Current Issues In Congress Subject Of Midwest Sessior

G. 0, P, LEADERS STUDY ISSUES   Current Policy To Be Evolved At Indianapolis

Congressional Issues Discussed by G.0.P.   Party Leaders fram 17 Midwest States Hold  Indiananoslic Can-lesn

1948 Presidential Candidates Discussed by Republican Leaders   Current Issues in Congress Also Studied At Meeting Now Under-Way in Indianapolis

GOP Chiefs Meet Today   Leaders From Far and Mid West States Talk Over Party Policies

Republican Leaders from 17 States. Discuss Candidates, Current Issues

COOLER ON SUNDAY    Seattered Showers Predicted fer Certral and West

Thinks He Is A “Big Man’’.... N.Y. Senator Ives Sees Dewey’s Popularity As ‘48 Candidate Growing

DEWEY BACKED BY IVES AS BEST GOP TIMBER FOR VOTE   Solon Claims New Yorker Best Potential Candidate For Presidential Race

Dewey Receives More Support   Senator Ives Says Observation Prompts Him To Back Dewey for President

Three Children Burned To Death By Their Mother   Husband and Another. Child in Critical Condition After Woman Ignites Gasoline.

Father And Son Escape From Burning Home  Three Children Dead In Flames When Mother Tries To Kill Entire Family

MOTHER SETS FIRE TO BED OF HER FAMILY   Three Children Die, Husband and Another Child Critically Burned,

JUDGE INDICATES HE WILL LET U. S. JOIN PORTAL GASE   Picard Says if He Grants Request He Also Will Invite C. I. 0. to Become a Party.   DEFINITE DECISION PUT OFF 24 HOURS   Clark’s Aid Declares Govern: ment Wants Key Mt. Clemens Suit Returned to Supreme Court.

Pottery Case Will Be Sent by Judge To Supreme Court   Portal-to-Portal Pay Is Likely to Cause Headaches for Many

U.S. Seeks To Become A Party In Portal Action   Way May Be Opened For Supreme Court Test,  Judseee Indjeaten Ae Dletenit Ueertecns Ml.n.

End Hearings In Original Portal Case: Government Permitted To Enter Suit

 Hearing Ended Wednesday     ‘Government May Became Party  To Portal -To- Portal Pay Suit

U. S. Government Likely To Enter Portal Pay Suit  Early Opinion Is Promised By Judae

MT. CLEMENS PORTAL WAGE HEARING ENDS   Government Expected To Become Party, Along With CIO Unions

Huge Ice Dam Breaks Suddenly; Wide Area Is Threatened   Yellowstone Flows Over 1,100 Acres; Addec Trouble Is Forecast for Several Towns, Numerous Ranches as Flood Danger Increases

Report Arrest . Of 350 Greek:   Accused of Recruiting For Guerrilla Forces For Use Agaiust Regime

Nineteen Killed When Trucks Collide in Texes   Death List Includes 17 Negroes--Identification OF Victims lneamntcte

TEXAS ACCIDENT IS FATAL 10 19   17 Negroes and Two White Men Killed in Truck Collision on Curve

Negroes Meet Death In Texas Truck Accident      WORST TRAFFIC FATAL ITY FOR 1947 IN STATE

17 Negroes and 2 White Men Perish When Truck Collides With Transport Near Waxahachie

19 PERSONS DIE IN TRUCK CRASH   Vehicle Carrying Seven. teen Negroes Collides With Tank Truck

Merger Suggestion Offered ....  LaGuardia Has Congress Plan For All Labor

Senate Body Hears LaGuardia Idea For “American Congress Of Labor”

LaGuardia For United Americar Labor Congress  Labor Committees   Labor Committees Undecided On Type Of Proposed Leaislation

Fiorello Asks For Merger Of Labor Unions   Co-Author of Wagner Act Urges Congress Avoid “Hasty Action”

President Wants Budget Cuts Back   Truman Says He Is “Gravely Concerned” by Appropriation Slashes

Truman Asks Fund Slashes. Be Restored   ‘President Voices Concern in Radio Plea to Congress

Truman Lashes Congress On Cut:  Urges Reconsidered Action On Slashes

Truman Says Disintegration Of U. S. Forces Is Encouragement To Aggressor Nations

President Speaks At Kansas Memorial Services For 35th Division   Gravely Concerned Over His Program   Failure To Appropriate Properly To Sap Strength Of U. S.. He Says

ARMED FORCE MERGER AGAIN SAID PRIMARY   Entire Farm Program Faced By Danger, Truman Says

Agriculture and Interior Funds Center of Plea   President Voices His Appeal at Reunion of 35th Division Buddies

President Gives His Full Support To Marshall Plan  More Funds To Help Other Nations Asked

Full Backing For Marshall  Program Set   Council Calls For Program Providing For More Billions

Truman Gives Marshall Plan His Approval  President Also Says U. S. Will Have to Aid Europe Further

Meadows Studies Special Session  May Call Lawmakers To Act On Taxes

FIGHT IN UN IS RENEWED BY POLAND   Effort Made to Get Big Five Powers to Serve on Palestine Group.

Demanes Reversal  Of Decision   Claims Margin of Neutral Nation Probe Bind All Nations. Not Sufficient To

SEARCH FOR ITALIAN FUNDS INVOLVES COMMUNIST PARTY   POLICE.-BEARCH— IN - NORTH ERN ITALY FOR MEN SAID TQ HAVE LOOTED FA8-" C18? TREASURY

SEARCH PRESSED FOR ATCHESON   Little Hope for Envoy; Navigator Blames Winds, Pad Engine for Crash

'Gas-Hungry’ B-1 Motor Is Blamed For Ocean Crash  Air And Sea Search For Atcheson Futile

Navigator Places Blame For Crash  ‘Gas-Hungry’ Engine, Head Winds Cause

No Trace Is Found Of Atcheson   Ambassador and Three Army Men Are Still Un: accounted For In Plane Crash

ATCHESON'S BODY SOUGHT IN VAIN AT CRASH SCENE   Hope Abandoned U. 8. Am: bassader Survived Plane’s Plunge Into Pacific West  of Pearl Harbor.   SIX ARE KNOWN OEAD, 4 UNACCOUNTED FOR   Navigator Blames Disaste on “Gas-Hungry” Engine and Head Winds That Exhausted Fuel.

Says Aicheson Plane Ran Out of Fuel  Futile Hunt Made for Bodies of _

GIVE UP HOPE FOR ATCHESON   Search Continues But Hope Fades for Men Missing In Crash of Bomber

“GAS-HUNGRY” PLANE BLAMED FOR CRASH   Navigator Says Head Winds Also Contributed To Disasicr Of Honpictu

Navigator Gives Report of Crash That Killed Ten   Plane Which Fell Intc ‘Sea With Atcheson Was Out of Gas

Search for Atcheson, Four Other Air Crash  Victims Proves Futile

Iwelve Ships And 15 Planes Continue Hunt   Disaster Blamed On 'GasHungry’ Engine and Heod Winds

US Ambassador Lost With Plane in Hawaii Waters   18 Planes and 12 Ships Fail to: Find Trace of 4 Missing Men.

Says Atcheson Plane Ran Out of Fuel   Futile Hunt Made for Bodies of Diplomat, 3 Others

Navigator Places Blame In Tragedy   ‘Gas-Hungry’ Engine And Head Winds That Exhausted Fuel Given As Cause

America Must Help Friends or See Them Drift Over to Russian Side, Says Marsha!!

U.S. Govt. Holds Peace Pacts, Security Force Keys to Armament Cut

BEDROCK POLICY GIVEN UN COUNCH,   World Arms Limitation Notice is Served By Bustin

U.S. Stand On Arms Control Plan Given  U. S. Asks UN Force To Help Keep Peace

Limitation of Arms  Depends on Peace Pacts, Austin States   United States Delegate to United Nations Voices ‘Bedrock’ Policy: to Push Resolution at Meeting Tadav

AMERICA’S ARMS REDUCTION POLICY LAID BEFORE U. N.   Austin Says Cut Depends On Creation of Force to Keep Peace and on German and Jap Treaties.   A PACKED CHAMBER HEARS DECLARATION   Statement His First on Position of Washington Since Marshall Became Secretary of State.

U.S., Russia Clash On Limiting Arms   American Delegates Serve Notice Issre Depends On Peace Treaties

U. §. Announces ‘Bedrock’ Policy On Arms and Peace  No Strength Cut Until Security Established By United Nations

U.S. Offers ‘Bedrock’ Stand on Arm: Limitation  vemwe es ens:   Effective Force To Maintain Peace Primary Item,  Council Is Told

Dredging Fails To Locate Body At Blue River   River May Be Dragged From Bank to Bank  ne Rael

Scientist Says Tests Indicate A-bomb Effects May Be Inherited By Japanese

‘esis With Corn Indicate Atomic ‘xplosions May Cause Deformittes

Laboratory Tests Indicate Atomic Bomb Effects May Be Inherited by Japs

Sciantists Say Atomic Bomb Effects May Be Inherited by Japanese People

SCIENTISTS MAKE   May Result In Inheritable Defects Producing Human Deformities.   FOR NEXT 1,000 YEARS   This Is Statement Made Today by Dr. Ernest G. Anderson.

J aps May Inherit Effects of A-Bomb, Tests Indicate      Scientists Say Human Deformities May Show Up In Next 1,000 Years

Test Shows Atom Upsets Genes   Second Generation Corn Deformed; May Affect Humans Also

Tests Indicate Inheritable Defects From A-Bomb Blasts  Expect to See Deformities in Japs

Future Filled With Dread  Humans May Be Deformed For Centuries By A-Bombs

UNBORN BABIES MAY BE VISITED BY DEFORMITIES   Experiments With Corn Show That Ill effects From Bombs Dropped On Japs May Be Felt Thous and Years In Future.

Indicate Human Deformities for Next 1,000 > Mau Result From A-Bomb Explosions in Japan

May Inherit Bomb Effects 1,000 Years   Scientist's Research Brings Alarming Speculation.

May Inherit Atom Bomb Effects   Hiroshima Victims May Produce Human Deformities, Tests By Scientists Show .

1,000 Years of Tragedy?   Scientist Says Japs May Inherit Atom Bomb Effects Producing Human Deformity

Believes Radio-Activity of A-Bomb Will Cause Inheritable Human Defects for 1000 Years

Disclose Atomic Bomb Effects May Be Inherited by Japanese   Scientist Sees Human Deformities for Next 1,000 Years From Blast

STRIP MINERS AGREE TO STUDY BOND LAW   Ohioans Hold Up Court Test To Assay New Act

Budget Slash Voted Over ‘Ike’ Protest   Chief of Staff Says $6 Billion Cut Will Peril Defense

Protest hy Eisenhower Fails Against 6-Billion Slash by Sub-Commilte

Army Fund Cut IsProtested  By Eisenhower   Chief of Staff Says Any Reduction Would Cripple Defense Plans

TRUMAN BUDGET IS SLASHED BY SUBCOMMITTEE   President's Estimate Is Reduced By Six Billions; Army Funds Cut   EISENHOWER MAKES LAST MINUTE APPEAL

‘Ike’ Protests Against Slash rhe Army Funds   Bitter Wrangle Over Defense Precedes Subcommittee Vote

Action Is Taken In Face of Protest  By Gen. Eisenhowe Against Reducing  o Military Funds

Full Committee To Act On Bill  Eisenhower Protests Cut In Army Funds

SLASHES ARE MADE EVEN OVER PROTEST:   Chief Eisenhower Makes Plea for Adequate Defense

Near 2 Billions WouldBe Taken Off Army Fund   Gen. Eisenhower Protests Slash

BUDGET SLASH OF 6 BILLION ALARMS ARMY   EISENHOWER FEARS IMPAIRMENT OF DEFENSE PLANS

Sharp Protest Is Made  by Eisenhower   Chief of Staff Is Against Slash in Army’s Funds

SLASH WINS: APPROVAL BY 82 BALLOT   House-Senate Subcommittee Trims Truman Estimates in Face of Protest by Eisenhower...   FUNDS FOR ARMY. ARE NOT SPARED   Reduction Calls For Elimination of Half a Million Persons From Federal Pay Rolls.

%6 Billion Slash For Truman's Budget Voted Despite Protest Of Eisenhower On Cut for U. §. Army   Would Cripple Defense Plans Chief of Staff Protests; Bitter 4 Hour Wrangle as Joint Conaressional Committee Votes

Subcommittee Overritles  Eisenhower  _ General:-Makes * Emergency: Protes!

Subcommittee Approves Cut Of Six Billion   General Says Reduction. Would Cripple De  fense Plans

ACTION TAKEN QVER PROTEST ON ARMY CUTS   Gen. Eisenhower Tells Group Defense Plan Will Be Crippled

3 Industries included In Price Fight:   Tire, Technicolor, Steel Firms Are On Complaint List

CAMPAIGN 10 GUL PRICES MAY SIAR BATTLES IN COURT   Tire, Technicolor, Steel Industries Ready to Fight Charges of Monopolistic Practices.   EASTMAN IS NAMED IN ANTI-TRUST SUIT

Big Business Set to Battle U. S. in Court   Tire and Steel Men Hit Back at Charge Of Price Consviracy

U.S. Faces Court Contests   Campaign Against   Campaign Against Monopolies, High Prices Encounters Stern Opposition

Top Conservation Officials Fired  Albert, Aitken and Lewis Are Discharged

PRAVDA-CLAIM UNDER ATTACK       BRITISH FOREIGN OFFICE PRO ~ TESTS DIRECTLY TO STALIN,” REGARDING COMMUNIST PAPER'S CHARGES

PHILADELPHIA SEEKS TO REFUTE LOS ANGELES ‘CLAIM TO BEING THIRD LARGEST CITY IN U.S.

ACCUSED SAYS VICTIM AGREED TO DEATH PLAN   Prepared Fatal Drink And Expected to Get Estate

Await Data on Liquor Charges   Dent Should Furnish Facts or Retract, Gelder Declares

Murray Savs Labor To Be Biager Factor in ‘48 Vote   Shanahai Policemen Strike After Bout With MP's

Biggest Bill Of Its Kind Goes To Governor   $36,000,000 Is Proposed To Aid Smaller Schools

First Of Major Money Bills Goes To Jester  $36,000,000 Appropriation Is Biggest Passed

CANAL DIKES PATCHED BY VOLUNTEERS   Rich Vegetable Growing Section Is Threatened

Three Tornadoes Menace : Horida   Offshoots Of Storm Reported Hovering Over Gulf Coast

Tornadoes Hit Florida  As Hurricane Moves In   Gulf Coast From Tampa Northward Warned Against ’ Dangerous Gales; Storm Warnings Also Up On Atlantic; No Lives Lost In Twisters

GALES MOVING IN ON STORM WEARY AREAS   West Florida Coast Again Is in Path of Slaw Moving Tropjeal D'sturbance   SMALL FREIGHTERS .AND BANANA BOATS HUNTED

Tornadoes Hit Florida As Main Body Of Storm  Hovers Close To Coast

‘New Storm Moves North In Florida   Three Tornadoes Are Reported Over Florida As Offshoots of Storm Mavinge Narthward Tada

Although Winds Do Not Compare With Disastrous Hurricane Which Struck Earlier, Destruction May Sweep East Coast.

GULF STORM MOVES OVER WEST FLORIDA   Three Tornadoes Reported as Offshoots; Gales of 70 mph. at Tampa Boy Mouth

FLORIDA GALES BEGIN TO MOVE SLOWLY NORTH   [hree Tornadoes, Reported As Offshoots Of Tropical Disturbance, Strike Florida Communities; Winds Increasing.   Trieste Strike

Florida Gets Warning of  New Storms   Three Tornadoes Reported Over West Coast; Area North of Tampa Told to Brace for Hard Blow

Cold, Starving People Gang Up to Raid Stocks As Cold Wave Grips Area

GOING STEEL HUNTING    Reed Save 160,000 Tene Should  Have Gone Into Freight Care

California Landlord Fatally Shoots ‘Two Tenants Who “‘Drove Him To It”

Bill Permitting Firing Of Strikers ~ Branded “Reactionary” By Thomas

Senators Quiz Schwellenbach On His Ideas  Of Labor Bills   Proposal Allowing Firing Of Strikers Scored By Thomas

All Ten Aboard Cuban Airliner Killed In Crash  Tragedy Strikes Near Madrid, Spain

10 DHE AS PLANE HTS CLIFF IN FOC   Cuban Airliner, With 5 Yank Crewmen, 3 Passengers Crashes in Spain

Havana-Lisbon Plane Crashes; 9 Or 10 Dead   Cuban Airliner Hits Mounfain West Of Madrid

CUBAN AIRLINER FALLS IN SPAIN: ~ {OABOARD KILLED   Plane Crashes Into FogShrouded Cliff in Gredos Mountains 90 Miles West of Madrid.   DAWN IS AWAITED TO EXAMINE WRECKAGE   Dead Include Five American Crewmen—Craft Out of Radio Contact With Stations  Hour Before Accident, ~

SPAIN AIR CRASH TAKES 10 LIVES:   Four-Motor Cuban Plane Crashes Into Mountain; Five: Americans Perish

Five Americans Are Among 10 Killed in Air Crash in Spain  DC-4 Airliner Hit Into Fog-Shrouded Cliff  In AMAnuntaine

Funds For Interior Department Favored By Western Senators   Voice “Strong Support’* For Restoring Cuts

r 3 Votes Decide e Of Tax  islation   gressional Heads k Taih on Bil ut Income Taxes  Be Very Close

SENATE MAY VOTE 10 UPHOLD VETO   Ballot on Tax Cut Will Be Close, According to ‘Nose Count.’

INCOME TAX CUT MAY BE DECIDED BY 2 OR3 VOTES   Truman Promises Veto of Revised Bill Calling for Reduction Next Jan. 1

Check In Senate Shows Sentiment Swinging Slow] Part Of Sponsors   TWO VOTES SHORT OF DEFINITE OVER-R)

Narrow Vote Is Predicted On Tax Veto   Congress: Looking for Close Decision Whether Taxpayers will Get Relief © By  © ee

SENATE FAVORED TO BACK TRUMAN TAX BILL VETO   Administration And GOP Sources Agree On Point

Careful Nose Count Shows Odds Slightly Against Republicans   Leaders Agree That Only Two Or Three Votes Will Decide Whether Public Gets Lovrer Income Tax Rates Next January 

Tosierow on Revised Bill   Party Whips Predict Victory in Test Fellowing Veto _

Stassen Calls for Congress Action on Foreign Currency   ants New Money-tor: Gértnany and Stipport for Franc and Lire

TRAINING BILL DRAWS ATTACK   Opponeritts Urge Congress To Deemphasize Might, Put More Faith In U.N.

Military Training Opponents Heard  More Faith in U. N.. Diplomacy Urged

Peacetime Draft Opponents Give Views to Solons   Ask for More Faith In ULN., Deemphasis Of Military Might

Congress Is Told  Military Training Of Youth Is Wrong   Witnesses at a Hearing Would Put Stress on United Nations

Foes of Draft Rap Training   Urge Congress to Place Cotal in TT BW

Meat Institute Says Increase in Supply Expected by Fall   Dunkerque Losses Finally Detailed   Men Needed for Ships ‘In Mothballs,’ Claim

State's Case Is Adjourned Until March 24, 1948  Defense to Appeal "0 State Hiah Caurt

HEMANS IRKS JUDGE, FACES JAIL FOR LiFE   ' LANSING BRIBERY CASE ADJOURNED FOR 6TH TIME

69 Convicts End Rebellion In Wisconsin   File Peacefully Out Of Prison Barricade After 15-Hour Siege; -Hostaaqes Unharmed

Prisoners  Yield After 15-Hour Siege  Four Guards Held As Hostages EKeamd tnharmed

169 Surrender After 15-Hour Siege  PRISON STRIKERS HEED ULTIMATUM

Held Leundry Barricade 15 Hours, Under Siege by 150 Heovily Armed Officers

69 WISCONSIN PRISON INMATES END LONG SIEGE   Yield to Surrender Ultimatun After 15-Hour Holdout: 4 Guards Unharmed

Felons Give Up Prison Strike; Free Hosta ges   F & 69 Convicts Surrender A Wisconsin “Penitenuury: After Siege’ Held:  Four Guards”:

Convicts End Riot. 4 Hostages Unhurt  Wieeoanen Prienan   Wisconsin Prison Besieged 15 Hours  After 69 Strike

69 Striking Convicts  Back In Cells  End 15 Hour “Hole Up” With Guard Hostages

69 PRISONERS END 19-HOUR UPRISING   Wisconsin Penitentiary Is Scene Of Strike  :

Strike of 69 Wisconsin Convicts Brought to End Without Violence   Prisoners File Out Of Barricade After  Qiaga af 1% Honre

69 Convicts Surrender  15 Hour Siege in   15 Hour Siege in Wisconsin Ends; Guard: Held are Unharmed

Fifteen-Hour Siege In Wisconsin Ended  Sixty-Nine Convicts Give Up Weapons And Call Off Strike

Prison Strike Collapses   Wisconsin Convicts Surrender After 15Hour Siege; None Hurt

Guards Quell Strike Of 69 Convicts  In Wisconsin; Break 15-Hour Sieve

69 Wisconsin Felons Yield, Free Guards   15 Hr. Siege Ends, Convicts File Out; Hostages Not Hurt.

15-Hour Prison Siege Ends  Convicts Cast Aw: ay  Arms And Give Up

CLIMAX IN RED RELATIONS IS EXPECTED IN SEPTEMBER   SOME SOURCES SEE CHANCE RUSSIA MAY WITHDRAW FROM THE UNITED NATIONS

East And West Climax Nearing Diplomats Feat   Outstanding Statesmanship Needed To Master Growing Situation   MAY COME IN U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Swift U. N. Action To Stop Hostilities In Indonesia Urged   Australia and India Make Joint Appeal to UN Security Council; Charge Indo Conflict Is Definite Threat to World Peace

? Nations Ask U.N. to Aet in  Indonesian Case   Australia and ludia Tell Security Council Peace Is Threatened

No Casualties Suffered At Iwo Jima   Americans Were Savec By Shelters as Tropical Storm Hit

Vicious Typhoon Drives US Servicemen In Hiding 36 Hours At lwo Jima Isle

Americans Safe But Typhoon Leaves Heavy Damage to Iwo's Installations in Its Wake.   Fhagpote Snatched Off Mt. Suribachi. Two Officers Lost Tkree Times Going from One Office ta Another

Iwo Storm Fury: Spent   Typhoon Rips Island Installations, But Causes No Casualties

a ee RRO Te eed  YANKS SAFE IN WO JIMA GALE   Servicemen and _ Familie: Emerge from TyphoonBattered Shelters Today

Servicemen And Families Safe After Typhoon Hits Tiny Iwo Jima Island

AMERICANS ON IWO ARE SAFE   Typhoon Which Scourged Isle Heads Toward, Okinawa, Japan

President Gets News ()n Plane   Funeral Services Monday Afternoon Will Be Private

IOWA FARMERS LAND IN LONDON   6 North Iowans Among Group on Month's Tour

Gls Urged lo Study Insurance   1946 Act Opened Big Field of New Options In Policy Settlement

MARY OPTIONS IN GI POLIGIES »   VA ASKS VETS TO CHECK OVER OPPORTUNITIES

United Nations Partition Plan  Showdown. Due   Lengthy. Debate On Hols Lanid’s Fature Expected To Come To Head ~* *Durine Week

Two Plans For Holy Land....  Long Palestine Debate May Come To A Head In UN Assembly This Week

Reports Awaited  U. N. Debate On Palestine Set To End During Week   Two Different Plans kor Future Slated To Be Considered

Climax Seen On Palestine Debate Soon  U.N. May Face Two gorge Plan<« « Wee’

Holy Land Debate Set For Climax   F ormal Presentation Of Plans To Throw Question Before UN

Reports Due On Palestine   Two Opposite Plans Will Be Given U. N.

Dinner Party Yields $17,000   Masked Bandits Clean Up At The Home Of Wealthy Oil Man.

Security Council Showdown Seen On Balkan Affair   Crisis Expected In Ballot on 2-Year UN Vigil

BALKAN SHOWDOWN IN UNO SEEN LIKELY   Reds, Western Powers Line Up On Greece Stand

Showdown on  Balkans Near   Russians and Western Powers Near Crisis In U. N. Security Council

Showdown or UN Problem Appears Near   Delegates Wonder If Russia Will Back Satellites  In Balkans Issue

Showdown on Balkansin  United Nations   Crisis Expected When Russia Vastec on Vieail

SEE SHOWDOWN IN BALKAN ROW   SECURITY COUNCIL ASKED USE FORCE TO PROTECT GREECE

See Showdowr On Touchy Balkan Affair   Russia and Western Powers Faced With Prime Problem

Showdown Near On Balkan Issue In U. N. Council   Russia and Western Powers Head  for Crisis on Touchy Balkan Problem.

Balkans Issue Near Showdown  In U. N. Council   Will Russia Back Up Yugoslavia, Bulgaria And Albania?

SEEK SHOWDOWN ON UN PROBLEM   United States Tells Security Council Force May Be Necessary To Stop Anti. Greek Activities.

BALKAN ISSUE NEAR SHOWDOWh   Red Stand on Satellites Takes Spotlight

Says Britain Traveling on  Downhill Road   Conservative Party Deputy Leader Hits Lack of Planning

EDEN CALLS FOR. RESIGNATION OF ATTLEE CABINE    3 Conservative Leader Says Laborites Have Failed In Economic Crisi¢

EDEN DEMANDS COVERNMENT’S RESIGNATION   Conservative Cites Economic Dis“aetor   Labor.Men Appeal To Miners For Coal —

LABOR CABINET TOLD TO RESICN   Eden Declares Attlee Failed to Halt Crisis In Britain

Claims It Has Failed toHalt Economic Drop   Speaks While Union, Government Tries to End Coal Strike

Eden Exhorts Attlee to Quit   Economie Plinge Laid to Government

EDEN DEMANDS ATTLEE. OUSTER TO AVERT RUIN   Says People Depressed by Weekly Ration Cuts and Government Sermons.

Doomed Convict Offers Body For Test  Effort May Be Made ‘To Revive Dead Man

SCIENCE GIVEN CONVICT’S BODY   Experiment To Restore Life Proposed At Berkeley, Calif.

ICC Grants Hike In Rail  Rates, Fares   Freight Tariffs Raised Ten Per Cent; Pullman, Coach Charges Upped In South

Our President Asks...  Serve No Poultry ” Or Eggs Tomorrow   Rails Granted 10 Pct. Hike in Freight Rafes   Emergency Increase Expected to Go Into Effect Next Monday

Railroads Granted 10 Per Cent Hike  In Freight Rates   I€C Grants Initial Boost While Continuing Tallrs On 27 Per Cent Increase

Rail Freight Rate Increase Granted; Effective Nondav   Temporary Boost Approved Pending Decision, Plea For Permanent Hike

Freight Increase Granted   ICC Says Hike of 10° Per Cent is Necessary If Rails Maintain “Healthy Condition”

Freight Rate Boost Granted To Railroads   Ten Percent Boost Effective Monday; . Passenger Fares Up

ICC Grants U.S.” Railroads Freight Rate Increases   Emergency Boosts Of 10 Per Cent Are Authorized---May Gc Into Effacy Maha

Rate Increases  iY re Cent Hike 1 Cost Nation <700. 000.000 Yea:

Police, Firemen Take City Tests   Twenty-Seven Men Given Examinations For Police Jobs; Setup Begins July 1

End of ‘Iron Curtain Sought as Aid Price  Marshall Brands Russian Attack On American Aims as ‘Mahcious’

Soviets Receive Blunt Warning From Americans   Russians Must Lift ‘Iron Curtain’ From Al Of Eastern Europe

Announces Move At Conference   Admission Of Balkan Nation To U. N. Is Proposed

U.S. RECOGNIZES PRO-RED BULGARI:   RESUMPTION OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS IS ANNOUNCED BY LOVETT.

Chinese Newspapel Raps Conduct Of U. S. Troops  Editorial Says MPs Tote Truncheons, Toe Check Visitors

Actress Missing; Steward Held  British Girl, 21,  Believed Murdered

SEAMAN IS HELD IN SHIP DEATH   Steward Charged with Murder Of Young Actress

FREE TEXTBOOK ACT IS DRAWN, GIVEN TURNER   Governor Receives Proposal Of OEA, Which Sets Start Next Fall

Textbook Law Is Pushed by Teacher Grour   Free School Book Plan Laid Before Governor  By OEA; Turner Favors Plan But Will Study Bill

Bargaining Continues in Capital For Last of Telephone Strikers; Doatnts at Cantention Not Bared

iat T0 MTEATED   fruman Program SurLives All Crippling Amendments

FRENCH LABOR REINS BEFORE THEASSEMBLY   Lawmakers Called Back to Act on Anti-Strike Powers for Premier Following Ending of Communist “Filibuster.”

French Reds Block Strike Curb Action   Police Clash With Strikers in Several Cities; New Walkouts

Three Killed in Wreck of Rock Island Rocket   Yollides in Kansas Witi Gasoline Transport—~ Christmas Mail Burned.

Governor Signs Cigaret Tax Bill   Designed to Produce 18 Million; Cigarets 20c a Pack Next Tuesday

Home Vandalized In South Part Of  Town Monday Night  Nothing Stolen But  Furnishings Upset

Home Vandalized In South Part Of Town Monday Night  Nothing Stolen But   Nothing Stolen But Furnishings Upset By Unknown Prowler:

ber HIGH IN KNOXVILLE   NEGRO RESCUED FROM MOE AFTER BEATING—DEPUTY *. SHERIFF SLAIN SUN. BDAY

VOTES TO RETAIN ~ DRAFT EMPLOYES   SENATE GROUP SLOWS DOWN PROPOSAL TO ASSEMBLE MANPOWER RECORDS.

Committee Would Hold Up Removal Of Draft Records   Unsettled World Conditions Cited

Franz Von Papen Sentenced—  Nazi Diplomat Assigned to Labor Camp

Papen Given Eight Years By Germans   Denazification Tribuna Metes Out Sentence To Old Diplomat.

Eight Years at Hard Labor Is Give; Yon Paper   ‘plomat Who Helped Hitler to Power  Convicted ac Nazi

Ex-Ambassador von Papen Gets German Labor Term   Diplomat of Two Wars, Once Chancellor, Is Sentenced by Countrymen for Nazi Treachery After Allied Acauittal

Von Papen to Serve 8 Years   Denazification Court Bars Former Diplomat From Public Office

Von Papen Given Eight-Year Term - By German Cour!   Denazification Trial Bars Diplomat from Public Office Forever

VON PAPEN GETS LABOR CAMP TERM   Convicted of Being A Nazi: Fortune 's Confiscated

Grains Off; U.S.  Protests Prices   ‘Chain’ Campaigns, To Force Food Costs Down, Started

Asks Program To Buck High Cost of Living   Bridges Urges Truman Call Parley; Temper ‘of Public Is Aroused

Bridges Urges Truman fo Act On Living Costs   Suggests Voluntary

Truman Urged To Call Parley On High Prices  Plea. by GOP Senator   Piea. by GOP Senator Comes as Resistance Begins to Show Force

Bridges Uraes Truman fo Act On Living Costs  Suggests Voluntary Plan Re Ontlinad

U.S. Opposes Arabs Delegates Await  First Clash On Palestine In UN

Hearing Set October 13—  Couple Free on Bond, Face Kidnap Charge  Carletons Held i in Jail at Atlantic  art... £¢. uta Fram Pavonnnare

COUPLE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO TOT KIDNAPING   Carltons Released on Bond; Order Moyer Boy Put in Juvenile Home

FEDERAL FUNDS FOR JOBLESS BENEFITS ARE TEMPORARILY EXHAUSTED. BUC INFORMED

Martha Truman’s  Condition Favorable   The 94-Year-Old Mother of the President Is Improved.

Mrs. Truman Still Holding Own in Fight   Spends a Few _.Minutes in ~ Bedside Chair

Kidnaping Sends Ex-GI fo Prison   Sentence for Life Expectancy, Parole Impossible Until He's 97

Sentenced To 150 Years For Kidnaping   Sentence Makes A Parole Impossible  Until He Is 97

Near Year-Old Walkout Ended by 3 to 1 Vote   UAW Chief Denies Surrender, Says It’s Change in Tactics

Union Decides on Change of Tactics to End 827 Day Walkout — Strikers Returning to Work Get Same Pay Increase 43 Those Who Remained on Job.

ALLIS - CHALMER WALKOUT ENDED   Strikers Vote 3 to  ‘Yo Return Without Contract

Allis-Chalmers Strikers End 327-Day Walkout   Stalemate’s Finish Is Suggested  Ry I! nian T eadare

Strike Ended; Workers Fail To Get Raise   3,000 Will Return To Their Jobs At Allic-Chalmere

Allis-Chalmers Strike Is Ended After 327 Days   ‘UAW Local Fails to Ge  Contract With Farm Machinery Company

ClO WINS POLL AT WEST ALLIS   UAW Tallies 4,122 to 4,014 For Independents

 Mystery of Burning Ship No Evidence Of Disaster Found After Long Sea And Air Search

SHIP BURNING RUMOR SHROUDED IN MYSTERY   Coast Guard Is Enable To Locate  Vessel Reported Ablaze Bt Gea

Marine Mystery Baffles Searchers  Ship Is Reported Burnina.§ Sinkina

REPORT STIRS SEA MYSTERY   No Trace of Disaster Found After Report That Ship Burned And Sunk

Sigler’s Reform Campaign Designed to Give Governor More Power But Voters Will Have to Make Dvvisire 

Group Responsibility Is Needed, Says Jaycee Spokesman   Seattle Attorney Tells State Junior Chambe Leaders It Is Imperative Young Men Play Important Roles in World Today

Group Responsibility Is Needed, Says Jaycee Spokesman   Seatile Attorney Tells State Junior Chamber Leeders It.Js,Imperetive Young: . s Men Play Important Roles in World Taste:

Sadistic Slayer  Objective of  Intensive Search Sex Fiend Believed  Responsible in Womoan’s Death

Terheels Spin Plenty of Yarn But Not All of Them Come From Cotton

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Tarheels Spin Lots Of Yarn And They Spin ‘Yarns’, Too

QUIET MAN WHO . IGNORED  RACIAL ISSUES WAS. _  ELECTED IN TUES... ‘DAYS ELECTION

U.S. Voice To Speak  InRussian   Short-Wave To Offse Hostile Propaganda Startina Feb 17.

"Sure Thing’ Dial Gadget In Court   , Only No One Can Make Horse Winner Affair Work

ITALY’S STRIKE WAVE HITS NEW PITCH AT MILAN   General Walkout Decreed ir City; Military Ordered To Take Control

TROOPS ‘TAKEN OVER CON. TROL OF CITY AFTER COMMUNIST-LED OUT-. BREAK

MILAN IN GRIP OF RED STRIKE   Walkout And Police Seizure Seen Protest To Troilo Transfer

U.N. Group Meets Again   Security Council to Take Up World Arms Reduction

13 REPUBLICS ASK PARLEYS ON ECONOMICS   Marshall Reveals - U.S. Defense Draft

Not Worried, Democrats Say   But Some Sound It; GOP Cautiously Glad

Cletus Reeves Gets Hybrid Corn Award  Young FFA Member Earns Cash Prize

Entire Nation, With Bx Of West Coast And F North Hard Hit By Hea   HOT SUN DAMAGES MIDDLE WEST

‘May’ Reach North Corn Belt Friday   28,000 Auto Workers Idled In Detroit By Humid Temperature

SALES TAX LEVY STILL THREE PCT,   Two Attempts In Joint Finance Committee Hearing Fail To Reduce 14-YearOld Levy.   —RY RILLY ANDERSON—

‘BAD HUMORED ‘CUSTOMER 'SMASHES' GLASS; TOSSES PATRON ON FLOOR, EXITS

Mailler'Is Named Majority Leader   Onwald. Heck Ie” ‘Choser Speaker far 11th Year’ to: Set Record.

Bricker Objects to Sharing Atomic Secrets With Others   Holds Any Move to Deliver A-Bomb to World Groups Leads to Holocaust We Would Try to Preven}

Fire Razes Large Barn In County   Wagonshed And Dairy House Destroyed On Place Between Jefferson And Middletown

British Hanged By Underground  As Reprisal Step   Bodies Of Two Sergeants ” Found In Forest Soon  After Killing Announced

Homeless Horde:  Fate Of Jewish Refugees On Ship Poses British Problem

Debate Fate Of Jews Who Will Not Land   French Put Them In ‘Tough Spot,’ - British Declare

LeMars Man Will  Lecture At Harvarc  Clyde Kluckhohn To Speak Next Spring

Wichita Playsr Wins State Chess Crown   J. M. Stull Wins Six Matches ‘and Ties One ta Tournament Here

Banks In U.S. Safest Place For Your Funds   ROGER BABSON’ GIVES SOUND ADVICE TO CITIZENS

BABSON BOOSTS RANKS AND BONNS   Advises Putting Funds From Boom-Time Sales Into Bank Accounts and Government Bonds and Wait For BustTime Investment Opportunities. .

HOSPITAL IS GIVEN: STATE      OHIO -TO: PAY DOLLAR AND  ~ALL-‘ADMINISTRATIVE-COSTSFOR USE OF CAMBRIDGE “HOSPITAL  hs

Says Need Urgent For Stopgap Funds   Jap Puppet Grabs Control of Siam

Stassen Sees  British Return  To Capitalism But Candidate Says  Reversion Depends On TIS Aid

“Would Reduce Rate of Federal Tax on Income   Revision Urged at Iowa Tax Convention, For More  ‘Take Home’ Pay

Other Nations Studying Invitations   At Least Five Accept Bid To Conference July 12

Russia Again Invited to Conference   (Britain and France Send New Notes Expressing Hope Soviets Will Take Part in Meeting

Russ Asked To Reconside  Aid Offer   Bevin Warns Soviet ‘Not to Provoke’ Western World

Offer Soviets (One More Chance In Marshail Plan   5 Nations Accept Invitations To European Meeting

Moscow Is Asked To Yield   Britain, France Ask Acceptance Of Marshall Plan

Hopes Expressed  Russia Still   Will Cooperate Britain, France Send New Nojex Asking Participation  ROE Metre Filommmnr mma

REVEAL FRANCE, GREAT BRITAIN SEND NEW NOTE   Express Hope Soviet Decision to Boycott Plan Is “Not Final”

Again Ask Russia To Cooperate   Britain And France Make New Effort To Gain Soviet Support For Marshall Progran

Five Nations Accept or Indicate Approval of Conference Set July 12 in, Paris

British and French Send Notes to Reds  Again Invite Soviets To Join Meetina

BRITAIN, FRANCE ASK RUSSIA 10 RECONSIDER ACT   -MAKE LAST EFFORT TO INCLUDE SOVIET IN EUROPEAN PLAN

New Aid Plan Bid To Russia   Britain, France Send Moscow Note Urging Reconsideration as Other Countries Weigh Bids to Paris Meet

New Attempt Is. Made to Include Russia in Plan ©   Britain, France Hope “ Saviet Decision to!’ ‘Boycott Marshall  Plan Not Final . -

Bid Again For Soviet Alliance   British and French Argue Against Marshall Plan Boycott

Bevin Warns Reds Against Provocation   Other European Nations Study Invitation to  Attend Meet

Britain, France Send New Notes To Soviet Heads   Moves Follow Bevin’s Warning to Moscow Against ‘Provoking’

—RECOVERY —  ‘Don’t Go Too Far’, Says Bevin   NEW ATTEMPT AT HARMONY

STILL HOPE FOR RED AGREEMENT   Britain And Franee Send New Notes To Russia, Expressing Hope Soviet Decision To Boycott Marshall Plan Is Not Final.

Britain, France Hope Decision ls ‘Not Final’  Send New Notes to Russia on Proposal

Great Britain, France Express Hope That Russo Decision Is Not Final

Britain, France Leave Door Open for Russ   Notes to Soviet Expres: Hope Decision to Boycott Plan ‘Not Final’ -

Britain, France Pressure Russia; Truman Firm as Satellites Wane:

BRITAIN AND FRANCE SEND NEW NOTES   Express Hope That Soviet Decision on Proposal ‘Not Final’

REDS AGAIN INVITED 10 C0-OPERATE   Britain and France, in New Notes, Express Hope Decision to Ignore Economic Unity Is Not Final.

Great Britain Joins France In Invitation   Bevin Warns Russia, However, Not To Provoke Friends

New Hope For Reds    Notes Go to Russia Asking Cooperation; Bevin Gives Warning

Reds Urged ‘By West to End Boycott   Britain and France Still Trying; Bevin Hands Warning to Soviet.

Hope Is Held Russia Will Change Stand   Britain, France Send New Notes Asking New Study of Question

SURGERY HELPS TORTURE VICTIN   Bataan Survivor with Jar Nail in Skull Shows Improvement

Navy Orders Forever Ban ‘Green Bowl’   Morale Effect O: String - Pulling Ru. mors On Personnel

"Green Bowl” Banned By Navy      Memorandum - Declores Society Has Advrse Affect Qn Service

Rumors Cause Navy Order for Permanent Ben on Annapolis Secret Society, ‘Green Bowl’   Declares tt Found No Evidence Groop Hod lnside Track For Pramations amd High-Ronking Jabs

Navy Bans  Green Bowl   Secret Society Suspected Of Promoting Members To Hiech-Rankinge lobs

Navy Bans Secret ‘Green Bowl’ Grou After Investigation   Rumors, Speculatior Are Given as Cause For Recent Move

Forty Year Old Annapolis Secret Society Banned at Academy Forever

Arizona Unions Get Increase  New Contract Calls for 11'2-Cent Raise

Arizona Unions:  Get Increase New Contract Calls  ITeww PEif fnwwst Dt.

WAA Considers Three-Way Division of Camp Crowder   Missouri Conservation Conmmission, as Well as University of Missouri and National Guard, May Share in Tract—Former Asks Transfer to State of 30,000 Acres for Preservation of Forest, Wildlife and Game.

University, National Guard, State Wildlife Body May Get Camp Crowder

Elderly Philanthropist, Santa Claus, Takes Off for Annual Good Will Trip Around World

Santa Claus Is on the Way  Expected to Cross Canadian Border About Midnight

SANTA TAKES OFF ON JOURNEY AROUND THE..WORLD; PROMISES GIFTS TO ALL GOOD YOUNGSTERS

NEWS BULLETIN FOR THE KIDS ‘We're On Schedule’, Says Santa Claus As.  Christmas Eve Nears

Santa Claus Pr epares Start On Annual Christmas Visit’ Around The World -

Santa Claus Starts On Annual Goodwill Flight: Will Enter U.S. Around Midnight

Our Own North Pole Correspondent Sees  Santa On His Way   It's A Good Will Flight All Around The World With Record-Sized Pack; The Old Boy Won't Have A Jet Plane

Santa Claus Takes Off From North Pole (On Annual Good Will Flight Around World

Santa‘s On His Way Now   Radices He's on Schedule, dMoking Fest Time, Pack Heavier Then Ever Before

CRIME SHOWS GAIN IN STATE   43,118 Offenses Reported In 1946 For Increase Of 9.6 Per Cent.

TOWN IS SWEPT BY WATER AS CITIZENS SLEEP   Four Persons Are Missing As Relief Is Rushed to Area Hit by Heavy Rains

Heavy Rains. Winds Cause Mueh Damage   Wall of Water Sweeps Over Cambridge While Many Residents Asleep

Wall of Water Sweeps Region; 1] Are Drowned   Flash Flood Causes Heavy Toll; Snow In  Wyaming

FLASH FLOOD IN NEBRASKA FATAL 10 15   Wall Of Water Hits Cambridge With  out Warnimg

Flash Flood Is Fatal to 11 In Nebraska  Hits Cambridge; rey tte haz Th oI ys   Hits Cambridge; Toll May Reach 15: Hundreds Rescued

FLASH FLOODS TAKE 13 LIVES IN NEBRASKA   Four Others Missing $500,000 Property Loss Reported

PICKETS ROUTED AT RAND PLANT   Benton Harbor Sheriff Calls For Help Of State Police

New Mexico Base Work Top Seeret Under U.S. Atomic Act   Army and Navy Refuse to Confirm or Deny. Renorts of Defenses

Forces Terri Sandia Base a Top Secret  eatalbanw fManukieum ou   Neither Confirm or Deny Story Carried in Denver Post

lew Mex. Project lop Secret’ Says. \rmiy, Navy Board   pith Confirm Nor Deny Story Of uge Underground Atom War Plant

Atomic Base “Top Secret’   Armed Services Refuse To Confirm or Deny _ Story Concerning 2 New Mexico Operations

Se rvices Clamp ‘Lid on Report ‘Of Sandia Base   Army-Navy Point Out Consteuction Work [Is     Yop Seerel

‘Cavern’ Base Operation Is Highly Secret   Army-Navy Statement Neither Confirms Nor Denies Story.

Sandia Base Top Secret, Explain Army, Navy on ‘Big Cavern’ Reports

Sandia Base Is Top Secret   Refuse Confirm O: Deny Reports Con. cerning Caverns.

Army, Navy Hold Big Building Job Top Secret  * New Mexico Project On Atomic Work Considered Military

Army Says Sandia Base Top Secret Atomic Project   Refuses to Comment On Reports of Caves For Atomic Defenses

ied rA ve re VN  Will Move iu “Bed-to-Bed’’ Pay Be Next on Labor Program?

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Railroad Fares To Be Increased   10 Per Cent Boost Authorized By ICC

Eastern Railroads Authorized to Hike Their Basic Passenger Fares

Eastern Railroads Authorized To  Boost Passenger Fares 10 Percent   ICC Granis Plea For Additional Revenue To Meet Increased Gperating Costs; All Lines Usd Deficits For 1946. iy

PROMISED POMP  British Are Told Elizabeth's Wedding To Be Big Ceremony

Missouri Senate Recalls Lending Regulatory Bill   Final Enactment Is Halted After Donnelly Vetoes Interest Code

Bibb Completes Mercy Mission  Crash Of Sky Queen To Be Investiqated

Crocodiles, Wild Animals Menace People Driven Out By Heavy Rains in Junqle

Suit Contests Wills Divorce Action Filed   Complaint Charges Fraud in Wil liam E. Foster Estate — Woman Charges Abandoment.

Kesselring To Die Before Firing Squat For War Atrocities   Is Sentenced on Two Counts: Caves Massacre, Excesses

races Firing squaq British Army  Court Returns Death Verdict On Kesselring   Former Commander In Italy Convicted Of Reprisal Killings

Kesselring Sentenced To Death   Former Nazi Commander in Italy Convicted of  Mass Slaughter

HELD MARSHAL KESSELRING 10 DIE FOR CRIMES   Former Nazi Leader In Italy Sentenced By British

Nazi Marshal Given Death By Shooting  British Court Passes Sentence

KESSELRING 10 DIE FOR PART IN MASSACRES   Court Finds German Naz General Guilty At War Crimes Trial

Was Commander Of Forces on Western Front   Third German Officer to be Sent enced to Death in Slaughter of 335 Italians

DEATH SENTENCE FOR KESSELRING   Convicted for War Crimes Against Italy

Kesselring Is Doomed To Die   Former Commander Of Nazis In Italy To Face Firing Squad

Kesselring Sentenced fo Firing Squad   Former Supreme Nazi Commander in Italy Assumed Responsibility For Ardeatine Massacre

FIELD MARSHAL GUILTY OF WAR CRIMES IN ITALY   HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR MASSACRE AT ARDEATINE CAVES

Kesselring Must Die    Leader of Nazi Army In Italy Sentenced to Die For War Crimes

KESSELRING WILL BE SHO]   German Commander Con victed By British On Two Counts

Found Guilty Of War Crimes In Italy Area   Aceused OF Uaving Order. ed Reprisal Killings Of More Than 1,000  Preante   Once Of Germany's Top Strategists   Foundation of His Military Career Laid In World War EF With  Goering

Found Guilty Of War Crimes Against Italy   German Army Leader Declines To Appeal For Clemency

SELRING GETS DEATH SENTENCE FOR WAR GRIMES   Former Commander of Nazi Forces in Italy to Face Firing Squad

Kesselring Gets Death Sentence   British Condemn German General  After Trial

Field Marshal Kesselring Is  Doomed To Die   Sentenced To Be Shot For Nazi Reprisal Mas. sacres In Italy.

British Army Court Dooms Kesselring  To Die By Shooting   Found Guilty Of War  Crimes Against Italians

Nazi Marshal In Italy Faces Firing Squad   British Court Blames Him Fer Massacre of 335

Kesselring Sentenced To Be Shot   Condemned Man Was Former German Army Commander in Italy

KESSELRING TO PAY WITH LIFE FOR HIS DEEDS   Former Nazi Leader Convicted Of Wor. Crimes Against ‘ _ Italian People

British Court Decree: Death To Kesselring   Former Supreme Nazi Commander  Found Guilty

Gen. Kesselring To Be Executed   Court Convicts Nazi Chief Of War Crimes

Kesselring Given A Death Sentence   Nazi Field Marshal, Former Supreme German Commander in Italy, Must Die Before  Firing Squad, British Court Decrees.

GUURT ORDE ALOOELAING 11 HAING SQUAD   Former Nazi Field Marshal Convicted of italian Massacres.

Found Guilty of War Crimes      ‘Convicted on Two Counts Including Ardeatine Caves Massacre ©

Negro Escaped as Lynch Mob Fired, Witness Says; Late Warning Bared

NEGRO BELIEVED ESCAPED FROM LYNCHING MOB   Woman Tells of Rolt Of Prisoner from Automobile

Think Negro Escaped in N. Carolina   Evidence Indicates Intend‘ed Lynching Victim Got Away from Mob

NEGRO ESCAPES MOBSTERS WHO ABDUCTED HIM   Alleged Lynching Bee Apparently Thwarted As Bullet Misses Mark

Man Bolted Away, Says Eyewitness   Shot Fired; Bullet Found Embedded in Wall of Adioiaing House.

FIRE DAMAGES RESORT PARK   Nine Concessions at Buckeye Lake Destroyed; 2 Fire-  men Injured.

BLAZE AT PARK COSTS $65,000   Buckeye Lake Concessions Wrecked Early Today

Grave Need of Continued Food Exports Cited   Violence, Rioting Forecast if Shipments Fail

) FOOD COUNCIL HEARS WARNING OF VIOLENCE  'U. S. MUST RUSH EUROPE FOOD

Food Shortage Kioting Feared  * * *   Violence In Europe Forecast Unless U.S. Acts

Says U. S. Must Rush All Food Possible ....  Violence Is Seen Ahead In Europe’s Food Crisis

Europe in Need of Big Food Shipments - Jo Prevent Rioting   U.S. Urged to Ship Its Maximum Supply; Term Situation Critical

U.S. Must Rush Food to Europe Prevent Riots   Food Council Sec’y. States Critical Shortage Until Harvest Time.

HURRY UP FOOD TO AVOID RIOTS, U.S. CAUTIONED   World Council Aid Reports Shortage Will Remain Critical In Europe

Food Alone KeytoPeace In Summer   In Summer     Fitzgerald Says Riots Wide Violence Will Break Out Unless Aid Forthcoming  Cereals Needed Biggest. Need Unti  Harvest Is Abundance of Cereals

U. S. Must Rush Food To Europe This Summer To Prevent Riots And Violence, Food Council Head Says

Says U.S. Mus! Rush Food to Europe Soon   Expert Foresees Critical Period  Before MHarvact

Action By U.S. Needed To Save Europe Today   MORE FOOD NEEDED TO FEED HUNGRY PEOPLE

Rushing of ‘Maximum’ Quantities of U.S. Foodstuffs to Eurone Advocated

‘Savs U.S. Must Rush More Food To Europe   To Forestall Violence, Riots

,. <= PRAPPED IN-HOUSE — ..  Police Slay Man Who Killed-Son, Shot Wife

‘Carpetbagging Wallace Says Of Greek Loan   Claims Truman’s Plan Breeds Hatred, Leads Third and Final War

WALLACE ATTAGKS TRUMAN POLICIES   Armament Rather Than Welfare Charged by Speaker.

U. S. Waits On President As Food Soars   Truman’s Decision On Ex. perts’ Recommendations Due In Few Days

CORN PRICES GO HIGHER   Nation Waits White House Move To Curb H. C. L.

GRAIN PRICES BO nIGHER Aa PEOPLE WAIT   Look to White House While Protests Increasing * Across Nation.

Prices on Grain,  Butter, Lard Up  U.S. Eyes White House For End to Rising Costs

KALIDA FARMER, HEAT VICTIM, CUTTING WEEDS   Sections of State Enjoying Slightly Cooler Weather

APPROVAL, 20-11, FOLLOWS FULL DAY QF HEATED DEBATE   Measure Makes a Union Subject to $10,000 Penalty for Each Day of Work Stoppage.   GIVES GOVERNOR POWER, - TO TAKE OVER PLANTS   Sets Up System of Mediation and Arbitration — Oppo-= nents Say It Is Unfair  to Labor, *.

Senate OKs Bilt Designed fo Ban “Utility Strikes   Provides Huge Penalty on Both Labor and Management

Sennett Refuses Questioning in Unsolved Crime    fhinelander Olticers Balked in Probe of North Woods Death

Masked Men Take. Negro Prisoner  From Jail in North Carolina City

Negro Prisoner Taken From Jail  Another Held in Secret by Officers

COMPTON URGES CONFIRMATION OF DLE LILIENTHAL   Atomic Expert Expresses Disgust Over Senate Delay in Matter

State Employee, 21, Admits Taking Drugs Into Prison At Jackson While Supvervisinoe Bonus Ferm Processing

Cuban Temblor Claims One Lite   Earthquake Injures Sever Others—Property Damage Not Large

Shortage of Cars For Grain ts Gradually Easing   Montana will Receive  Priorities i in /Transpertation Work

Rep. Vursell Warns Sale of UNRRA Goods in Chine will Violate Intent of Conaress

SOVIET REPLY . ~ T0 MARSHALL   ‘OFFICIAL REPLY TO RECENT SPEECH OF SECRETARY —  SAYS. HE. DISTORTED Ba epg

Parley Facts Are Distorted, Soviets Charge   Marshall and Dulles, Misinforming Americans, Government Paper Says

100 Families Forced Out Of Homes   Pennsylvania And Ohio Hard Hit; Train Derailed

FLOOD IN EAST DERAILS TRAIN   100 Families Moved Out of Homes, Score Of Towns Affected

STATE PLAGUED BY HIGH WATERS IN WAKE OF RAIN   Streams Overflow In Man\ Sections; Crop Outlook Turns Less Hopeful

80 Families Forced To Quit Homes   Meadville, Penna., Streams Recede Early Today’

Some Towns In Section Are Flooded   High Water at Meadville and Bradford-——Train Wrecked .

Central and Western Ohio Flooded After Heavy Rains; Many Forced Out of Homes   Vast Acreage of Farmiands Under Water As Deadline Nears for Planting of Corn: Trailers, Aufes Caucht by Cleveland Flood

FLASH FLOOD DERAILS TRAIN   Waters Weaken Rail Roadbed in Western Pennsylvania

Cottages Flooded 6 to 8 Feet Deep; Firemen Rescue Residents  Families Are Forced To Flee Their Homes As Swollen Streams-Hit Flood Crests Over Ohio

Train Derailed In Pennsylvania... . Hundred Are Made Homeless By Floods

Pennsylvania  Cities Flooded   Heavy Spring Rains Swell Streams; Eight Injured In Train Wreck

Central And Southwestern Ohio Streams Reach Flood Stage; 50 Miami Valley Families Forced From Homes

Rivers Overflow In Central, Southwest Sections Of State   Resort Area Flooded North of Dayton; Water Covers Main Street of Village Near Springfield

‘Heavy Rains Send Streams Out of Banks   Families Forced To Flee Before Rising Waters

Floods Wash Out Railroad Bed.  Wreck Train; Streams Recede   Pennsylvania Communities Are Inundated; Danger Passes As Many Prepare To Evacuate

Heavy Rainfall  Causes Floods  In Two States Eight Hurt When  Train Derailed

Floods Force 100 Families From Homes   Eight Injured In Train Derailment

930 Families Driven Out ' ‘As Heavy Spring Rains  Send Streams From Banks

Floods Ravage Many Towns As Hundreds Flee   Train Wreck Blamed Or Swollen Stream; Eight Persons Injured In Evie Mishap

Governors State Opposition in Senate Hearing    Representatives Press for More. Aid in Flood Control

ANOTHER “BLACK DAHLIA” MURDER   Woman Killed, Body Mutilated in Los Angeles.

Phone Strike Develops Into "War of Nerves"   Each Side Blames the Other for the Collapse of Peace Neaofiations

Formula For Settlement is Elusive   Management And Labo Heads Pass Buck Ow Responsibility For 11-Day Strike.

11-DAY OLD PHONE TIEUP CONTINUES   Each Side Blames Other For Halt In Negotiations

PHONE TIEUP CONTINUES   Each Side Blames Other For Halt In Negotiations

TELEPHONE STRIKE DEVELOPS TODAY INTO ‘NERVE WAR   Each Side Is Accusing Other for Failure of Peace Negotiations in Eleven-day Walkout.  IRANER OF TINION

Homes Swept By Flames in Three Cities   Mother Of Two Tyler Victims Is Near Death

5000 Flee Flood Waters of Mississippi; Tornadoes and Cyclones Hit Midwest Area

GOP Chairman Yells Sabotage   Blast is Directed At President for Non-Co-Operation

400,000,000 Is Asked for Aid in Mediterranean   New Foreign - Policy Is Proposed by President

Truman Requests U. S. To Battle  Communist Surge   President Specifically Asks $400,000,000 To Aid Greece And Turkey; Sen. Vandenberg, Republican Leader, Approves Stand

Nation’s Chief Offers New -° And Historie World Policy   Asks $400,000,000 For Greece, Turkey. Also Materials and Military Tutoring

TRUMAN ASKS CONGRESS FOR 400 MILLIONS   TURKEY AND GREECE NEED AID TO HALT RED TIDE

$400 Million © Fo Aid Turks, . Greeks Urged   Peace, U. 8. Welfare Hang In Balance, Congress  Qrimly Infarmed

Truman Calls For Change In Policy   Asks Congress For Money, Materials, WMilieacy SENN Ta Check Communism

500 Flee Homes in Chicago; Twisters Take Toll of Lives, Destruction

Greece-Turkey Aid Bill Faces Bitter Fight As  House Readies Debate

GREEK - TURKISH AD PROGRAM IS FACING: BATTLE   Heuse Republicans Are Split Over Merits 01   BI-PARTISAN PARLEY CALLED BY MARSHALL

Foreign Policy Faces Threat InRelief Fight   Marshall Moves to Mee! Challenge as New Battle Shanes in Concrescs

Secretary. Calls Conference Of Congress Leaders Today   * Will. Defend State’ Department: F nds _As-Greek Aid Bill. Faces House Fight

Bitter House Fight Looms On Greek Aid   Secretary Trying to Restore Funds for Information Program

TRIPLE THREAT INU.S, FOREIGN POLICY FACED   Secretary Marshall Is Calling Parley to Press His Fight

TRUMAN FACES FOREIGN POLICY TRIPLE - THREAT   House Republican Split On Greco-Turk Aid  Is Ominous

U.S. Foreign Aid Program Faces Bitter House Fight Republicans Split Over $400,000,000:  Marshall Meets Challenge Head-On

Marshall Acts To Meet Policy Triple Threat   Calls In Congress Leaders For Huddle

Truman Policy Faces Threats  In Congress  Bitter Battle Over Aid to Greece and  Tnekew BKareacon

Greece, Turkey Financial Help , Poses Problem   Calls in Key Leaders For Special Parley In Washinaton

Foreign Policy Facing Triple Threat   Situation Is Seen as Challenge to Sec. Marshall

LOANS-T0 SHAPE FOREIGN POLICY   Marshall Awaits Vote Of House and Senate _ fin Aid ta Creeke Turke

Marshall Meets Challenge To Policy Greece-Turkey Bill Facing A Bitter Fieht In House Today

Late News Bulletins  Ford Power Plant Foremen  Called Off Jobs by Union

Brutal Murder Details Aired  Body Is Perforated by Electric Drill

Truman Fills FCC Posts   Coy Named Chairman Of Commission; Partie: Evenly Represented

HOSTAGES ARE HANGED, IRGUN JEWS REPORT   BRIIISH. FAW 10 FIND BODIES OF TWO SERGEANTS

Whereabouts Of Hostages Undefermined   Underground Reports Two British Sergeants Executed

British Hear Report Two Executed   Diligent Search Fails To Lecate Sergeants’ Bodies

Jew Terrorists Claim British Hostages Slain   Telephone Message Denies Two Hangings Execution Reprisals

BRITISH UNABLE 10 FIND BODIES   Irgun Says It Has Executed Two Hostage Sergeants In Palestine

Two Hostages Executed, Says Irgun   Search Fails to Reveal Bodies of 2 Sergeants After Telephone Call

No Trace Of British Army ‘Dead’ Found   Irgun Claims Two Held As Hostages "Hanged To Tree’

IRGUN SAYS IT HAS EXECUTED HOSTAGE PAIR   British Fail To Find Bodies Of Soldiers Claimed Hanged

LO LO LO LO LL AL LE LE AE LO LE A LE A A  Late News   OL AO A A LO A A OA OO A A  Asks Congress to Authorize Participation

President Asks Authorization For U. S. to Take Part in Refugee Work

Truman Wants US In Refugee  Organization   Calls On Congress to Okay Participation; Cites ~ Number In Ameri-, ean Zones

International Setup Would Help Those Displaced and as Seon as Possible

Truman Asks Congress Aid W orld Needy   More Than Million Displaced Persons in Three Nations

HEFUGEE PL PROPOSED FO BONGRESS' Ok   Truman Asks Authority for U. S. to Join Nations in Relief Job.

MILLION PERSONS STILL DISPLACED, ~ EXECUTIVE SAYS   Congress Told Two-Thirds of i These Are Under Ameri{  es ee ee,

PRESIDENT SEEKS US. PARTICIPATION AN REFUGEE PLAN   Inférnational Refugee Organi“ft zation Proposed to 2§ Help Homeless

Grains Slump as Nation Considers Best Action Against High Prices

Meailess Days Are Proposed To Curb Rising Prices   Hopes Are Dim For Immediate Price Declines

Protests Against. Rising Food Costs Heard Over U.S. :   ” Plans for Meatless ‘Days in Three Major  ' Cities Discussed---Peabac Ara Planned

Protests Against Climbing Food Prices Increase; Chicago Grain Mart Slumps

Protests Against High Food Costs Echo Over Nation   ‘Chain Campaigns’ Against Prices Started In Ohio. Urae ‘Buy Less’

FIRST TAX BILL OF SESSION 1S BEFORE TEXAS LEGISLATURE  HOUSE STUDIES PLAN TO RAISE 36 MILLION FOR TEACHERS’ PAY

CITY MANAGER PLAN SCORES IN RICHMONE   New Form Of Municipal Government Wins Overwhelmingly o1 587 To. 8.066

People Flee As Volcano Erupts   Nicaraguan City Showered With Ashes, Sand; Business Paralyzed.

Nicaraguans Flee Rain Of Sand, Ashes   Mass Evacuation Is Considered

RUBBER STRIKE THREE DAYS AWAY   Government  Conciliatos Has Little Hope of Set tlement.

O00 COAL MINES — RESUME QUTPUR   Government Cheerful When 54,000 Union Men Renort to Work

32 Percent Production of Coal as Miners Stay Out Beyond the Holiday   Inspectors Being Sent To Mines Listed As Unsafe In Order That They Can Get Certificates To. Resume Operation

Report 500 Soft Coal Mines Are in Operation   Government Agency Says Workers Are Ignoring Order:

OVERELL TRIAL CRUX REACHED   Prosecution Seeks To In. troduce 4-Foot Piece Of Pipe

19 DIE IN FLAMING WRECKAGE OF 2 CRASHED TRUCKS   Picture on Page 12

DNE DOLLAR DOWN  House Votes Nov. 1 Demise Of Credit Buying Curbs

House ‘Eases’ Credit Buying  Votes to Discard Curbs At End af Ortanhar

Easy Payment Plan May Return Nov.    House Accepts Compro mise On Ending U. S. Curbs

RUBBER STRIKE 1S AVERTED BY LAST MINUTE CONTRACT   AGREEMENT FOR WAGE BOOST. OF 1144 CENTS PER HOUR PREVENTED BIG WALKOUT

RUBBER STRIKE THREAT ENDED   11 1-2 Cent Wage Boost Granted by Industry’s Big Four

Victim Of Desperate Fight For Honor  Woman Found Brutally Slain ~ Near Isolated Alabama Home   Commuters Give Him Coffee And Sandwiches Lonely Lovér Rides Bus Each ~ Day Seekina Lost Sweetheart

@ FORTUNE FROM INFATUATION Le ge  Colorful Recluse, Admirer of Garbo, Leaves Her His Wealth

MY8STERY-RECLUSE- OF -MICHTGAN TOWN LEFT ACTRESS  “MONEY, JEWELRY AND  * RICH..OLL LANDS

Marshall's Report Said Optimistic   Leaders Hopeful of Eased Tension After Hearing Secretary’s Views, To Be Broadcast Tonight

Hope Buoyed For Easing. Of American,  Red Tension   Marshall ts Thought Suecessfal Ino Firm Stand Over Policies

Marshall Views Russia Forced To Give Ground   Firm U. 8. Stand Helps; Moscow Parley Report To Be Heard At 9.30

MARSHALL ASKS UNITED STATES TO BE PATIENT   Makes Radio Report To Nation At 8:30 Tonight; Buoys Hope Of Congress Leaders At Sunday Meeting.

Marshall Hopeful Reds Will Ease Treaty Demands   Soviet Impressed by Firm American Stand ls Secretary's View

American Hopes Raised by Word From Marshall  Country's Firmness May Be Good Sian?

HOPES FOR END OF U.S-RUSSIAN TENSION RISE   Marshall Tells Cabinet Firm Stand Taken May Cause Soviet Back-Down,

United States Stands Firm In Soviet Dealings   May Lead Russia To Give Ground, Marshall Tells Leaders: Speaks Tonight At 8:30

Secretary of State Feels His Attitude Has Made Russians Less Sure; Asks Patience Next Few Months

U.S. FIRMNESS MAY LEAD REDS TO GIVE GROUND   Congressional Leaders Get Marshall’s View Before Radio Talk Tonight

Wants Russians To Have Time To Think Over U.S. Attitude Before Meeting

SOVIETS MAY BE FORCED 10 GIVE GROUND   Hope of Easing Tension With Russia Revived

Marshall Will Report Tonight On Moscow   Secretary To Counsel Patience With Firr ness Toward Russia; Talk Expected To Ease Tension Between Nations.

Believes U. S. Firmness —  Will Pay Off   Marshall Thinks Reds May Give Ground After Thinking Things Over; -To Broadcast Tonight

Chance for U.S.-Soviet Accord Seen   Marshall Believes Firmness by This Country Is Key; To Broadcast Tanjoht

Hopes Buoyed for Ease of Tensions   U.S. Firmness on Treaty Issues May Improve the Situation   VIEWS OF MARSHALL   Secretary ‘of State Confers With President and Leaders

U. S. Firmness May Lead Reds To Give Ground   — SEC, MARSHALL Nation Awaits Radio Report Tonight On Moscow Parlev

Report Marshall to Counsel Patience With Reds In Broadcast Tonight      Firm Policy Results Told

Nation Will Hear Report Of Marshall   Believes Firm Stand Of U. S. May Force  Russia to Give Ground

Russia May Yield fo US. Tough Policy   Firm Moscow Stand Gives Soviet Pause,  Says Gen. Marshall

Said To Hold Soviets May Ease Demands   Patience Counseled To Allow Russians Time To Consider

MARSHALL—TO REPORT TO U.S. TONIGHT ON CONFERENCE—SAID ‘HOPEFUL SOVIET GIVING GROUND

TIME SEEN BY MARSHALL a AID TO PEAGE   Believes Firm Stand by U. 8. Will Change Attitude of Russians.

Marshall Will Tell Nation About Talks in Moscow This Eve   Congressional Leaders Advised of Situation in Advance of Address

U. S. Firmness May Resulf in Concessions   Secretary Marshall  Expresses Hope Russia Will Give Ground on. Thinking Things Over

Marshall Believes Firmness  By U.S. Will Prove Helpful   Secretary Represented As Feeling Russia Will Give Ground As Soon As She Digests Import Of .  American Policy In Turkey And Greece

Marshall Say Firm Attitud Slows Russia   Secretary Thinks U. Policy at Conference May Lead to UnityWill Speak Tonigh

Thinks Reds Will Yield Ground   Soviet Needs Time To Think Over Situation

Marshall Stresses U. S. Decision To Stand Firm With Soviet Russia   Secretary of State Reports to Nation By Radio. Tonight on Big-Four Conference; Counsels American Patience With Russians

Marshall Is Hopeful For Red Yielding   U. S. SECRETARY SAYS AMERICAN POLICY GETS RESULTS

Aussians Less. Sure Of View On Peace Plan   Congress Leaders More Confident’ After Hearing Secretary’s Moscow Report

) American Hopes For Easing Tension With Russia Buoyed By Marshall’s Report To Political Leaders

SECRETARY IN SESSION WITH TRUMAN, AIDS   U. S. Patience With Soviet May Be: Plan; Nation To Hear Renort

Sec y Marshall Sees U. §.-Russ Tension Eased   His Plain Talk With Stalin Cited; Urges American Patience

Marshall Speaks Tonight   Secretary of State Believes U. S. Must Stand Firm on Treaty Issues

Marshall Believes U.S. Firmness On European Peace Treaty May Lead To Better Relations With Russia

Marshall Says Russians May Get Less Firm   Secretary Counsels Patience to Let US. Stand Take Effect

MARSHALL ON RADIO TONISHT AT 8:30 (EST)   Secretary Believes Russia Wi Yield to Firm U. S. Stand

Marshall in Report Gives Fresh Hopes   Believes Russidhns Will Yield Much on Disputed Points

MARSHALL HAS HOPE IN STAND AGAINST RUSSIA   Believes Firm Policy May Make USSR Give  Ground on Demands

Hopes for Easing Tension Buoyed   Firmness on Treaty Issues May Lead Russ to Retreat

SOVIETS MAY RELENT ON REICH TREATY   Marshall Reported to Believe American Firmness Will Force Reds to Give Ground on the Issues in Europe.

U. S. Firmness Is Cited By Marshall   Secretary to Report To Nation This Evening on Meeting

MARSHALL BUOYS HOPES OF RUSSIA SOFTENING STAND   BELIEVES UNBENDING AMERICAN ATTITUDE IS GETTING RESULTS

Moscow Report Slated Tonight   Marshall To Give Latest Veiw On Peace Treaty

Marshall Will Make Reply To Molotov Charges   Preparing Answer To Charge Western Powers Want To Partition Germanv   WILL BE PRESENTED _ IN NEXT FEW DAYS

Marshall To Answer Red Charge   U. S. Not Seeking Split In Germany

8 RCRETARY TO DENY THAT WESTERN. POWERS. WANT: “""" BARLEY TO FAIL

Shane To Serve Two More Years   Plymouth Plant Closed After Union Dispute

The Great Game Of  Politics   By FRANK R. KENT   Difficult To Deal With

LeMars Public School Instrumenta Concert Friday  Students Present Second Of Two  Programs Planned

LeMars Public School Instrumenta Concert Friday  Students Present Second Of Two  Dencrame Dieawnnnel

Also Whether New Taxes Should Be Levied To Take Place of Revenue Lost in Liquor Taxes.      METHODS SUGGESTED TO MEET THE LOSS

Citizens To Vote Also on New Taxe: If Issue Carries By Referendum

Accord Reached On Option Bill   Amendment Accepted To Include Vote on Replacement Tax

No Immediate Labor  Legislation Action      CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS TALK  OVER MAJOR LEGISLATION WITH TRUMAN: AVOID TAXES. LABOR

JACKSON AIDS GIRL’S DEFENSE   Says Slaying Victim’s Behavior Was ‘Not Normal’

REPORT 2 ACCIDENTS   Brings  Tetal fer the Moath oi Dmawet im City te 21

HIGHEST COURT ‘ASKED. TO BACK LEWIS RULING   ATTORNEY’ GENERAL TELLS JUSTICES THAT CASE 18 TEST \WATION'S ABILITY £0 GOVERN ITSELF

CLARK SPEAKS IN PERSON FOR GOVERNMENT   Says Nation's Ability to Administer Own Laws at Stake

Promote World Freedom ruman Pays High Tribute o Newspapers Of America

AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS PRAISED BY TRUMAN   Chief Executive Congratulate: Press as Bearer of Freedom.

Cold Weather Tc Continue; Florida  Crops Are Killed   Another Frigid Air Mass Begins Spreading Eastward Forecasters Predict More Severe Spell  To Last For Weeks

EXPECT COLD BLAST TO HiT AREA SUNDAY   Readings of 30 Below Are Predicted For Northwest U. S.

FLORIDA CROP DAMAGE RUNS INTO MILLIONS   MIDWEST SHIVERS IN NEW WAVE OF ICY BLASTS

Midwest Set For Coldest Weather Of Season: Frigid Blasts Reach Deep South

New Cold Wave Due to Hit East Over Weekend   Frigid Blast Causes Crop Damage, Chills Tourists in Florida

‘Granddaddy’ Wave Of Year Hits Midwest   Crop Losses Run Into Millions As Cold Reaches Florida

‘Granddaddy’ Cold Wave Of Year Blows Into Mid-Western States; Florida Crop Damage Is Heavy

The ‘Granddaddy’ Cold Wave of the - Year Closing in on Benumbed Eas’

New Frigid Spell Hits Bottom Saturday, Says Government Prediction

Forty Thousand Acres Tomatoes, Beans, Squash Destroyed; Mercury 32 Degrees at Miami Airport.  «~:~

‘Granddaddy’ Cold Wave Of the Year In Prospect   Lowest Mercury Of Winter Forecast; Due To Hit East. Some Time Sunday

Navy Vet Will  Survive Ordeal   Spent 5 Days Trapped In The Wreckage OF Car.

PIONEER SPIRIT SAID BASIC HOPE FOR NATION’S FUTURE West Texas Museum Association Holds Meeting In City: Oklahoma Man Speaks To Larae Group

West Texas Museum Assocation Holds Meeting In City; Oklahoma Man Speaks To Larae Group

Hearing of Two Prison Heads Starts Oct.27°   Formal Charges. “Are Filed; Hearing May Take a Week

Governors To Act On Many Issues   Conference Facing Decisions On Many Problems As Conference Nears Close

Housing Situation ‘National Scandal’ Says Chief of VEW   Commander Starr Alsc . Labels Veterans Office “Topheavy”

VA Assailed By Veterans’ Commander   VFW Chief Calls Housing Situation “Natienal Scandal"

WIPER HIGHWAY AVEN STATE IPPROVAL   Coles Leaders Hear Reports of Progress of Committees

Telephone Workers In Jersey Arrested   Criminal and Civil Actions Started To Test New Law

New Storm Covering  Wide Area   Snow Threatens To Snarl Traffie In Many Places

MIDDLE WEST IS AGAIN IN MIDST OF SNOW STORM    Snow Falling Steadily; Cold Wave Canses Another  Gas Shortage

Tax Windfall To Balance Off Part Of Aid To Europe   Analysts See An Extre Two Billion Due To  Boom Times.

lax Income May Balance Part of Aid Plan   INDIVIDUAL INCOME ¢   REVENUE COLLECTIONS f

‘Tax Gains To Pay Much Of Foreign Aid   Receipts For Current Fiscal Year May Pass Budget Estimate By About Two Billions

BOOM IN TAXES BOOST REVENUE   Increase May Balance Off Part Of Funds Needed For Europe

.Booming Tax Receipts May ‘Balance Off Aid Plan Cost ‘Collections Run $200 Million Ahead

Tax Windfall Helps European Aid Bill  Treasury May Collect $2.000.000.000 Extra

TAX INCOME MAY EXCEED THE ESTIMATE   Windfall Resulting From Booming Business May Make Revenue for the Fiscal Year Two Billion More Than Expected.

Truman Favors Credit Controls   Wants Curbs But Only If Congress Gives OK

Truman Wants To Hold Curbs  Over Credits   President, However, Will Wipe Them Out Unless Extension Voted

‘Through The Sycamores--’  Move Started To Organize Berbershop Quartet Group

British Exodus From Holy Land Is Beng Started   First Group Of Women And Children Evacuees Are Being Flown Out   STRIFE FLARES IN PALESTINE

BRITISH WOMEN LEAVE HOLY LAND FOR HOME   Intra- Jewish Strife Flares In Jerusalem   By REGINAL b SEIGEL INS Staff Correspondent

BRITISHWOMEN LEAVE HOLY LAND FOR HOME   Intra- Jewish Strife Flares  In Jerusalem

Debates In UN. Indicate’ Force Will Be: Needed   Greece, Palestine ‘Issues : Show Some’ Steps M Be. Taken;: Soviet, Statement Du

Need Of U.N. Police Force Foreshadowed   Debate On Greece And Palestine Indicate Police May. Be Needed To Solve Problems

GLOBAL POLICE NEED INDICATED   Greek And Palestine Prohlems Foreshadow Need Of UN Police Force.

DIES OF HEART  ATTACK AT AGE OF 55   Younger Brother, Prince Paul, Proclaimed Successor

PRINCE PAUL IS SUCCESSOR TO GREEK MONARCH   Heart Disease Is Blamed For Death Of Ruler, Long Exiled From Country

Greek Monarch Dies At 56, Brother:Named As New Rules      LONDON PERTIIRRED

King George Il Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack   ‘King Had Been Restored To  Throne About Six Month ‘Ago  ! ;   PRINCE PAUL IS  PROCLAIMED KING

10 LBS. OF SUGAR ON APR. 1 STAMP    ‘PRICE AGENCY TO MAKE NO  §PECIAL ALLOTMENT FOR     CANNING THIS YEAR.

REVISE SUGAR COUPON DATES   Stamp 53 Expires Mar. 31 10 Pounds Will Become Available April 1

DOUBLED SUGAR RATION APRIL 1   Householders Get Ten Pounds On One Stamp; No Canning Quota

Sugar Ration Changes Made   One Stamp Good For 10 Pounds April 1

 No Canning Allotment  Value of Sugar Ration Stamp to Be Doubled Starting April 1, OTC Says

10-LB. SUGAR STAMP TO BE VALID APRIL !   Stamp 533 EBuas Out Mareh 21, Public Warned; None Fer Canning

10-Ib. Sugar Stamp To Be Good April 1  No Home Canning   No Home Canning Allotment Planned

Another Sugar Stamp Available April 1st   Stamp No. 53 Will Expire Midnight March 31, OTC Says

Cool-Headed Action Averts’ Possible Bloodshed  American Warning Fire Halts Yugoslavs In Trieste Threat

BURST OF GUN HIRE CHECKS SLAY TROOPS   Incident in Trieste Prevented by U. S. Warning Burst

Burst Of American Machinegun Fire Halts Yugoslavs At Trieste Border

US Shots Halt Slavs Moving on Free Sector   Tito’s Soldiers Convinced They Must Avoid Tricste City

GUNFIRE BARS YUGOSLAVS IN FREE TRIESTE   AMERICAN TROOPS KEEP ORDER IN TENSE MOMENT

Yanks Preven Bloodshed  In Trieste   ‘Fire Warning Shots As Yugoslav Troops Try To Enter Area

Americans Fire Tank Burst At Yugoslav Troops   British Commander In Trieste Says Cool-Headed Action By Yank Soldiers Halted Incident Which Could Lead To War

WARNING SHOTS FIRED BY YANKS HALT YUGOSLAYS   Americans Prevent [legal Entry of Tito’s Troops Into Trieste as It Becomes Free City.   A TENSE MOMENT LAT BORDER OUTPOSI   Incident Averted When Slavs Apparently Decide to Take Matter Up on Diplomatic Level.

Americans Halt Yugoslav Troops At Trieste Line  Machinegun Warning Prevents Bloodshed In New Free Territory

American Fire Averts Trieste Line Incident   Yugoslavs Stopped in Tense Moment: Toll of Rioting Reaches Three

Slavs Attempt . Trieste Entry  bv. 8.6 ire‘Halts Troop: i or ye Se EMRE 5 Re Rc ee GPO

Two Killed, Six Injured As Engine Hits Caboose   Crash Occurs in Blinding Iowa Snowstorm After Freight Becomes Stalled—One of Victims Fatally Burned When Locomotive Explodes—Visibility So Poor Engineer Did Not See Train in Time to Avoid Crash.

Senator Lucas Hits GOP  Republicans Ignoring “Little Man in Tax Proposals. Senator Says

ade On GOP  ax Policies:  i Attack   Senator Lucas Of Illinois Launches New Drive On Slashine Program.

French Elections Tomorrow Hold World Interest  Will Be Barometer Of American Effort Tn Got Rark Reda

Friends Made Amish Farmer Social Outcast Because He Purchased Car

PALESTINE. ISSUE CLEARED FOR U:-N.   Russia, France and China ir Accord on Special Session - Far Special Case .

Palestine Case Laid Before U.N,   Cadogan Offers Memorandum Few Hours After China, France Drop Objections; Special Session of Assembly Asked

Russ Boycott Mission to  Koreaby U.N.   Political Committee Votes 41 to 0 for Roving Commission

NEW BOYCOTT SET TO BLOCK ENTRY 10 ZONE   U.S. Propesal Wins Political Board Support

Deny Attempt On President's Life   Nothing at All to Luxembourg Radio Story; He's At Office as Usual

M'CLELLAN SAYS TAX SPLIT VITAL   Calls On G: 0. P. To Adopt Amendment To Bill

MINISTER TRIED IN ARSON GASE   Desire For Large Church Claimed As Motive For Setting Fire

U. N. Diplomats See No Danger of Soviets ‘Taking a Walk’ From World Assembly

URGES HIGHER RELIEF GRANT   Retiring Dept. Head States Present Sum Inadequate To Meet Living Cost

Senate Would Cut ‘Down Quail Season   Votes To Limit Season In Oklahoma To Two Days A Week During December  Only

Herriot Booed By Communists In Assembly   Expulsion Of Calas, Chamber ‘Sit-Down’ Striker Causes Jeers

BRL'S DEATH “WAS SUICIDE   CORONER RULES THAT STUDENT TOOK OFF CLOTHES AND SHOT HERSELF 

Demand For Full Outline Of Policy Toward Russia May Delay Aid To Greece

Senators Demand Full Outline of . U.S. Policy Toward World Communism   Greco-Turkish Program Faces New Delay in Foreian Policy Action

CONGRESS WANTS FULL DECLARATION ON POLICY ON REDS   Outline of Demands Is Asked before Action Gets Approval at U.S. Capital.   CHINESE, BALKAN STATUS INVOLVED

Delays Face  Aid to Greece   Lawmakers Demand Definition of Policy

_NUE FOR NEXT FIBCAL: YEAR. OWILL EXCRED ‘PROPOSED ” <O 1ae UL ORPLDEMIBER Eo,      By ARTHUR.’ HERMANN: Interdatlonal News Service 

Congress Gets — Bucget Plan Of President   Terms Budget As Balanced —Huge National Defense  Fand Is Asked   CONFLICT OVER PROGRAM SURE

Danger In Any Defense Cuts Cited By Chief   Estimate ‘Hard Boiled,’ Says President, First In Balance Since ’30

ADRIFT 11 BAYS, PAI 1S RESCUED   Virginians in “Bad Shape” From Exposure In Gulf of Mexico

Two Men Saved After Being Adrift In Gulf In Small Boat For 11 Days

Virginians .  Are Rescued   Exposed To Hunger. Cold For Many Days

2 Rescued After 11 Days Adrift   Virginians Put Faith In Prayer; Rescued By Air Forces

Pair Adrift In Gulf 11 Days Puts Faith In Prayer; Rescued By Army Plane

Nearly Starved Two Saved After 11 Days Adrift Off Floridaln Gulf Of Mexico

Two Virginians Rescued Few Hours  Before Army Planned To End Search   . Sun-Blackened Pair, Adrift In Gulf Of Mexico Eleven Days, Put Faith In Prayer; Last  Flere Saen By Plane

We Both Prayed A Lot, Say Two Rescued After 11 Days Adrift At Sea

EXTEND DEADLINE FOR AFL-CIO TO FILE AFFIDAVITS  ALLOWS TIME FOR  PONVCATION TAL Ye

Time Extension For Signing Of Non-Red Pledge   Labor Board Gives AFL And CIO Leaders Until  «tt... oe

NLRB Sets Oci. 31 As Affidavit Deadline   “Extra Time Allowed CIO, AFL to SignSeaot. 23 Oriauinal Date

Sign Affidavits By October 31.  Denham Rules   Top Union Officials Given Until Oct. 31 To. Disavow Communism in Order To Use NLRB’s Services.

Extend Time For Signing Affidavits   AFL And CIO Given Until October 3]

Non-Red Deadline Set Back   Unions Given Until Oct. 31 To Return Affidavits By NLRB

TIME EXTENDED ON RED FILINGS   NLRB Action Gives Unions Until Oct. 31 To Sign

AFL, CIO Chiefs Given to Oct. 31 to > Sign Affidavits   NLRB Action Means Board Not to Dis  miss Cases Before That Date

NLRB WILL GIVE UNIONIST UNTIL OCT, 31 TO AGT   Officers Signing Non-Com. munist Affidavits Would Retain Service of Board

Gives Unions More Time   NLRB Ruling Allows Labor Leaders Till © Oct. 31 to Sign NonCommunist Affidavits

Deadline Extended By NLRB.... Unions Are Given  New Signing Date

NLRB Allows Extension On Affidavits   Delays Bismisant of Many Cases; APE, CLO ta Decide Whether Will Sign

Extend Deadline On Affidavits  AFL, CIO Officials Have Until Oct. 31

Extend Signing Date, Anti-Red Union Affidavit   AFL, CIO Officers Have To October 3}

Unions Granted Time Extension  Given Until Oct. 31. _ To Act on Red Pledge

DEADLINE FOR UNION  NON-RED OATHS MADE  OCT. 31 BY NLRB. EXTENSION OF TIME  ENABLES A.F.L., C.1.0. TO HOLD CONVENTIONS

Labor Given Time To Sign   Top AFL And CIC Officials Have Oct 81 For Action.

Red Denial Deadline Extended   Labor Leaders Given Until October 30 to File Statements

AF L. CIO Given Until Oct. 31 To  Deny Communisi   NLRB and Denham Set Deadline on Affidavit Signing by Union Chiefs

Armed Force Of Jewish Agency Has Deal...  Jews Offer To Stop Holy Land Violence I[f British Will Get Out Of The Way

Jewish Offer Made To British   Can End Underground Violence, They Say

‘Old-Time Color Still Clings to India as Partition Fails to Rout Tradition

UNRRA Official Says Russia Soon Will Be Welcoming U. S. Tourists

Says Soviets Put Up Iron Curtain To Hide Beating They Took In War

President Joins In Last Tribute In Ditae Ear Score OF Nation’s War Deac

Final Tribute Paid      President Joins in Burial Service at Arlington for 20 War Dead

Coal Miners » To Get Three Day Vacation   President Approves Revisions; Pits To Be Idle June 27-29

VACATION OKAYED FOR MINERS TODAY BY TRUMAN ORDER   Contract Revisions Are Given Approval; to Start June 27; Report Made by Board Accept. ed.   SUPERVISORY JOB AGREEMENT SIGNED

Sheriff and County Attorney at Russell Resign on Request   Action Ordered by Attorney General Art ---Report Threat of Quctear Proraadingc

DYING GIRL, 24, NAMES UNCLE AS HER SLAYER   Young Woman Fatally Shot as She Flees Down Trolley Aisle

WILL PUSH PLAN FOR STATE-WIDE EXPRESS ROADS   Ford’s Proposal to Boost Highway Program Over Billion Mark

Britain Is Facing Dollar Crisis As Loan Time Ends  Settlement to Drain Nation of Much Financial Strength

Frozen Rivers Cut Off- Food   Former President to Make Another Report on Development of Industry in Germany

Eight Million hool Bi Before House   Commitee Urges Passage of Big Aid Measure

Vast Properties to Be Seized; Austria Also Wants To Try Noted Diplomat

Von Papen Sentenced To Eight Years   German  Denazification Court Also Orders For tune Confiscated.

Equivalent In 8 Years Hard Labor   Personal Fortune Of Diplomat Also To Be Confiscated

GERMAN COURT CONVICTS ACE NAZI DIPLOMAT   Denazification Tribunal Calls Him fastrumental in Hitler's Clinvb.

VON PAPEN WILL SERVE 8 YEARS AT HARD LABOR   Denazification Court Hands Virtual ‘Life Term’ To Key Aid Of Hitler

HITLER'S — ACE, SLY VON PAPEN, SENT TO PRISON   German Denazification Court Gives Virtual Life Sentence

Franz Von Papen ls Given Virtual Life Sentence  — Hifler Aide May Live Only Few More Year:

Former Nazi Officer Draws Eight- Year Term At Hard Labor   Time Served Before Acquittal at Nuern berg To Count; Confiscate Property In Two Zones

German Court Sentences Hen To Hard Labor; Fortune Confiseated « >: ;

Von Papen Giver 8 Year Sentence   Found Guilty as a ‘Maior Offender’

Von Papen Is Given 8 Years At Hard Labor   Court Confiscates Personal Fortune on Conviction of Guiding Hitler to Power

Von Papen Given Prison Sentence  Hitler’s Top Aide Gets Eight Years

Chief German Diplomat Gets Jail Sentence   Von Papen Found Guilty By Countrymen; Once  Freed By Allies.

Adolf Hitler's Ace Diplomat 68 Years Old   Denazification Court Finds Former Reichschancellor Guilty As “Major Offender’”’   Helped Hitler’s Rise To Power   Court Also Orders His Personal Fortune Confiscated; Allowed to Keep $500

Nazi Is Given Long Sentence At Hard Labor   De -Nazification Cou rf Sentences Trembling Franz Von Papen

Von Papen Given Eight-Year Term   Sentenced by German Denazification Court  To Hard Labor

Von Papen Given Prison Sentence   Hitler Envoy Guilty Says Anti-Nazi Court

Kight Years At Hard Labor  For Von Pa pen   Seven Man Court Also Orders His  Fortune Confiseated

Trembling Von Papen Gets Kight Years at Hard Labor   Ace of Hitler’s Diplomatic Corps Also Wanted in Austria for Activities There

Nazi Sentenced By German Court   Franz Von Papen To Serve Eight Years At Hard Labor

Von Papen To Serve 8 Years  At Hard Labor   Ace Nazi Diplomat Sen_tenced By German De: nazification Court

Denazification Panel Hands Ace Diplomat Stiff 8-Year Sentence   Hitler Aide Also To Lose Vast Personal Fortune,  Pay $41,300 as ‘Costs’ of Trial; Judges  Too Him as ‘Major Offender’

Von Papen Gets 8-Year Sentence   Hard Labor Decreed for Diplomatic Ace

Sentence Equal to Life Term   Famed Estates Of Diplomat to Be Confiscated

Von Papen’s Case Closed   German Held Guilty. Faces Long Sentence

Von Papen Gets 8-Year Term  _ Prisoner Wanted in _ Austria for Trial

Former Ace Nazi Diplomat Given. Eight-Year Term   Sentence Also. Included Loss of Vast Estates ©

FORTUNE IS ALSO SFIZED BY ORDER OF GERMAN COURT   FOUND GUILTY AS MAJOR OFFENDER IN AIDING HITLER   Dewitt MacKenzie Says:  'German Militarism Still Lives

EX-DIPLOMAT [S SENTENCED   Von Papen Given 8 Year Prison Term for Part  In Hitler Scheme

Von Papen Gets Eight-Year Term  Ex-Adolph Hitler Aide Found Guilty Ae "hAsior Offender’

CONFISCATION OF FORTUNE ORDERED   Nazi Diplomat Must Spend 8 Years In Prison   Declared Major Offender; Sentence Same As Life As Ex-Envoy Is Ill

Sentence Papen To Eight Years At Hard Labo:   Termed By German Court  “Major Offender” Who ' Helped Hitler To Power

VON PAPEN 10 SERVE EIGHT YEARS IN JAIL   Sentenced To Hard Labor By German De“Nazification Court

Ace Of Hitler's Diplomatic Corps, Von Papen, Is Sentenced To Prisor

VON PAPEN GEIS EIGHT-YEAR TERM AT HARD LABOR   Germun Court Also Order: - Former Diplemat's Pertonal Fartune Seized

Von Papen, Nazi Diplomat, Given 8- Year Sentence   Found Guilty As Major Offender In War Plans

PRISON FOR HITLER DIPLOMAT  Von Papen Sentenced  To8 Years Hard Labor

Von Papen Gets 8-Year Jail Term   His Personal Fortune Confiscated on Court Order; Sentenced as Major Offender   ‘Flushes at Verdict   Bavarians Who Witness Sentencing Show No Entotion ‘

Von Papen Given Eight-Year Term   - Hitler’s Ace Diplomat Is. Sentenced To Hard Labor.

CALL NO. 1 tor R-H CLASS ADS      Hollywood Actor and B-26 Tail Gunner Among Huron County Fair Stunt Men

J.-A. Kowalski to Run For City Commission   Retired Rail Unian Chief ts First Candidate to Announce---Here 65 Years

Hennessey _ Man and Wife Die in Wreck   Accident Occurs on Curve and Gasoline Transport Goes Into Nittek Near Henneees\

Soviet Ux ges Meet In China On Jap Tr eat)      Russia Proposes Session In January By Britain, Soviet, China and ‘U.S Ministers

Favors January Session....  iiussia Urges Meet For Purpose Of Commencing Work On Japanese Pact

Russia Proposes Big 4 Begin Jap Treaty Work In January   Suggests Treaty Conference Be  Held In China

ek om: ~~ si oe *  ‘Hot! "Conversation Takes Place. dn Dawson: Community . New Area ‘Rural. Phone Service  ‘th t-bac’ Ride On Power Line —

Bases in Pacific To Be Available To UN ‘on Call   Will Eventually Come Under Security Setup, U- §. Officials Indicate

U.S. Bases To Be Used By Allies   —_—  Pacific Islands To Be Secured As Peace Move

EARL BALDWIN DIES IN SLEEP      Rites For Ex-British Prime  Minister Set

Earl Baldwin Dies: Was Power Behind  Edwarel’c Abdiration  Get 8 ates

Earl Baldwin of England, Dies  Prime Minister of Britain. 2 Timec

KARL BALDWIN IS DEAD IN GR. BRITAIN   Former Prime Minister Who Broke Edward Passes Away at 80

Earl Baldwin  King Breaker  Dies in Britain Britisher Gave Duke Choice of Throne

FORMER BRITISH PREMIER DIES   Baldwin Succumbs Eleven Years After He Forced King To Abdicate

"Stanley Baldwin Passes At 80.... Former Leader Of Britain Succumbs

Earl Baldwin Dies in Sleep   Former Prime Minister Of Britain Forced Abdication of Edward

Baldwin, King  Breaker, Dies   3-Time Premier Foreec Edward to Abdiesate

Earl Baldwin Dies in Sleep At Age of 80   Was Prime Minister  At Time Edward VIII Gave Up British Crown

Earl Baldwin, Briton Who Foreed Abdication Of Edward, Dies at 80

Two-Inch Nail Removed From Brain of War Veteran. Final Outcome of Delicate Operation Is in Doubt

Plymouth County Contributes $5,359 To Cancer Drive  : Contributions By _ Towns And Township: _ Are Listed

Plymouth County Contributes $5,359 To Cancer Drive  _ Contributions By  Towns And Township: Ava Y total

Attlee Turns Down — Truman’s Offer of Aid in Coal Crisis   Europe’s Need No Less Pressing Than Great Britain’s, He’ Says

Coal Stocks in England Make Gains   Hope Growing far Gradual Lifting of Fuel Controls

May Terminate Shutdown Soon   49 Million Continue To Shiver in Britain

BRITAIN PASSES CRISIS POINT IN COAL SHORTAGE   Government Turns Down Truman’s Offer of Aid " From United States

Attlee Declines  U.S. Offer   Grateful, But he States Need for  Coal in Europe is No Less Pressing

Britain Declines Offer Of U.S. Aid  In Coal Crisis   Attlee Acts To End Shutdown

ATTLEE SEEKS TO FIX END OF BRITISH CRISIS   Prime Minister Turns Down Truman Offer For U. S. Coal Shinments

Attlee Declines American Offer Of Aid in British Fuel Crisis   Asserts Need for Coal in Europe ‘No Less Pressing’ Than That of British Isles And ‘We Could Not Ask That Conaress Be Diverted’

BRITISH FUEL CRISIS FADING   Solving of Transportation Problems Speeds Up  Dimat Olt nmnnee

BRITAIN REFUSES NATION’S OFFER TO EASE CRISIS   Attlee Declines Diverting of Coal Supplies Enroute to European Countries

British Crisis Eased Slighth   U.S. Offer of Aid. May Be Rejected

Signs Briton Has Turned Corner’ In Her Crisis  Attlee Confers ,   Attlee Confers With ‘Coal Cabinet’

Attlee Reject US. Offer Of Fuel Aid   Prime Minister. Says Europe Needs Coal Badly, Teo

BRITONS WARNED GAS CUT LIKELY IN FUEL CRISIS   SITUATION IS STILL CRITICAL DESPITE POWER BAN: ATTLEE

OFFER TO AID IN BRITISH CRISIS IS GIVEN REJECTION   Attlee Declines Offer Becaus Need in Europe As Great As In Isles

Britain Sees End To Fuel Shortage  Attlee Seeks To Fix Date Haltina Crisis

ATTLEE, STAFF INDICATE CRISIS MAY END SOON   Study Approximate Date On Which To Call Off Wide  Indiuetrial Tia.tin

Attlee Seeking Date to End Coal Shutdown   End of Fuel Crisis May Be Sighted For British Shortly

Gas Cut Threat Is Next Restriction Facing Britishers   Slight Coal Stock Gains Are Made In Recent Days

British {mperiausm’  Attlee Declines American Aid, Says British  ‘Coal Need No Less Urgent Than Europe’s

(End of Drastic British Brownout Ito be Set Soon by Coal Cabinet

‘END OF CRISIS IN BRITISH SHORTAGE ‘OF FUEL IN SIGHT   Attlee_and Coal Cabinet Trying to Set Date When -Restrictions Can End

Seek fo Fix Dafe for End Of Shutdown   British Leaders Give First Indication ‘Brown-Out’ Crisis End in Sight

Britain May Be ‘Nearing End Of  Fuel Emergency   Truman’s Offer To Divert Coal Vessels De clined With Thanks.

Cabinet Seeks to End Coal Crisis   American Offer of Coal ‘Very Generous,’ Say: Briton, but Amount Fractional; Restrictions May Be Extended to Cut Gas Supply Soon

End of Fuel Crisis Nears for Britain  Date for Ending Shutdown Set At Coal Cabinet Conferences

BRITISH REJECT OFFER OF COAL   ‘Attlee Refuses Fuel Headec for European Continent

BRITAIN TURNS DOWN U.S. AID   Truman Declares British Prime Minister Has Refused Offer Of Coal From United States.

Coal ‘Cabinet’ Foresees End Of Fuel Crisis ’ Drastic British Power  Restrictions Mainiainod;. Troman’s Offer Declined

British Expect Slow Return To Normal Heating  Cabinet Considers Gradual Resumption Of Electric Power

Group Demands Reparations  From Austria   Big Four Deputies Receive Plec From Jewish Unit

Atcheson Crash Inquiry Ordered  Army Fliers Blame Faulty Motor. Error of Pilot

Blame Plane Crash on Human Mistake, Mechanical Failure   Sequence of Events on Ill-Fated Pacific Air plane Reviewed

Spaatz Orders Crash Inquiry  Hope to Fix Blame for Pacific Tranedy

ARMY WILL PROBE FATAL BOMBER CRASH IN PACIFIC   “Human Error” Seen Facto For Accident In Which Bicheson Perished

Cite Human Error, Mechanical Failure In B-17 Air Crash  fan Snants Ordarc

Error Factor In Tragedy Off Hawaii   Blame, if Any, Will Be Fixed in Investigation Of Plane Crash Ordered By Gen. Carl Spaatz

Engine Failure And Human Error Blamed For Plane Crash Which Killed Atcheson And Nine Others

Plane Crash a Tragic Accident  Combination of Error  Mechanical Failure

Plane Mishap Causes Sought   Believed Due To Combination Of Human Error, Mechanical Failure.

TO PROBE CAUSE OF B-17 CRASH   Human Error And Mechanical Failure Blamed By Airmen

‘Then Everything Went Wrong’ Pacific Tragedy Blamed on Error, Mechanical Failure

To Fix Blame in in Fatal Air Crash.  Humon Error and _ Mechanical Failure *

ARMY TO PROBE PACIFIC CRASt   Plane Disaster Called Combination Of Errors

Seek Cause F or Fatal   Unofficial Opinions Blame Combination  Of Human Error and Mechanical Failure 

Atcheson Lost: To Probe Crash  Mechanical Failure; Human Error Blamed

Human Error and Mechanical Failure Combined in Tragic Crash of Plane Into Pacific

CAAA EEN AD CAUSE Ut PLANE CRASH   Head Wind Combined With Faulty Engine to Run Down Fuel Supply.

Order Probe of Plane Crash   Human Error and Mechanical Failure  Blamed by Airmen

THREE COMMUNIST HUINISTERS iN HUNGARY REPORTEDLY HAVE QUIT POSTS IN PROTEST TO ELECTIONS

CHARGE RED ABUSES IN HUNGARIAN VOTE   Three Members Of Coalition Regime Resign; Communists Win 21.6 Pct. Pluratity

3 HUNGARIAN MINISTERS QUIT POSTS   Withdrawal Reported in Protest Against Methods Communists Used to Win Sunday’s Parliamentary Elections.

Auto Dealers Hit By Report Of Skillman   Says Public Has Been Cheated by illegal Sales.

SOME DEALERS MAKE 1,000 P.C, ON CAR SALES   Judge Skillman Drops Bombshell Into. Automotive Industry

U. S. INDUSTRY EXPERTS FORM ATOMIC BOARD   Lilienthal to Make Top Secret Data Available

Seized German Gold Will Ease Europe’s Plight   320 Million Dollars Will Be Distributed Not Later Than Oct.15

PRESIDENTS SHIP MAY ALTER COURSE      Hurricane  Alert Received; Progress of Storm Is Closely Watched.

Paraguay Rehels Nearing Victory   Five Month Old Civil War Against Moringio’s Government Seen Winning

Foreign Aid Urged by Dewey   Sharp Speech Seer Putting Hat in Ring: Fears Reds

U.S. Must Aid Europe,  Savs Dewey   GOP Candidate : Sees Alternative As Grave Threat

DEWEY PRESSES FOR CONTROLLEL BUT SPEEDY AID   Makes Bid For “48; Blames: U.'S. For EFeonomic Jenerance

Dewey Speaks Regarding Foreign Policy   Favors Marshall Plan, Administered

Dewey’s Biting Speech Is Viewed As Entrance Into G0 P Race; Urges Quick Aid To Europe, Asia

176 ARE KILLED OVER WEEKEND   85 Die in “Accidents On Highways; 40 Are Drowned

U.S. Death Toll 176 for Weekend   85 Killed in Car Smashes; 40 Others Drowned

Authority to Control Time Buying Sought by Federal Reserve Roord

TWELVE PERSONS LOST THEIR LIVES IN AN EXPLOSION   Fireworks Manufacturing Vlant Near Clinton, Mo. Wrecked,   MANY WERE INJURED   Vire Swept Through the Plant Which Added to the Tragedy.

Thirteen Others Flee Inferno in Missouri Town   Cause of Tragedy in Fireworks Plant Not Known: Inguiry Endec

12 NOW DEAD IN FIREWORKS PLANT MISHAP   Eee  Two Women Injured in Blast and Fire Which Traps 10 Others at Clinton, Mo., Succumb to Injuries Today.

PMOL LM LA A A LA A A A  Late News   12 Killed, 3 Injured at Clinton

Death Toll In Fireworks Fire Placed At 12   MISSOURI FACTORY IS DESTROYED BY BLAST

Legislature Ends Special Session On Teachers’ Pay  Amendment Will Be Submitted To Voters For Approval Aug. 26

Alabama’s Legislature Closes Special Session   Bills Calling For Special Election August 26 To Pass On Diversion Of Income Tax Fund To Schools Are Enrolled And Engrossed By Lawmakers

CONTINUE HUNT FOR BLAST DEAD   416 Bodies Recovered, Hope Many of 295 Missing Will Turn Up

BODIES OF 416 RECOVERED IN TEXAS CITY   295 Persons Missing; Rescue Workers Con tinue Search

MANY MISSING  IN TEXAS CITY   MORE THAN FOUR HUNDRED BODIES HECOVERED—MANY OF INJURED LEAVE  1!  '. HOSPITALS

WAGES BOOSTED AT DETROIT GM   15,000 of CIO Get 5-Cent  Hourly Increase

Disclosure’  Is Made By  sereecstshescatne rian cana entan com eeeepeneeenld En eNO nD aT OTL SOR CIDER NITY  State Dept.      Full Plan to Be Presented _ Nov. 17; Faces Opposition As Taft Calls It ‘Beyond Reason

Amounts Not Specified In Disclosure   Snyder Says Program Must Be On Pay-AsWe-Go Basis

LOVETT STATES EUROPE AID 10 INCLUDE LOANS   Snyder Says Program Must Come Ahead of Any Tax Reductions

Marshall Plan Will Include Outright Gifts  Snyder Seys Aid sust aoe ae

Outright Grants To Europeans Due to Be Made   Loans Contemplated Along With Gifts, One Official Suggests

MARSHALL PLAN INCLUDES GIFTS TO NEEDY LANDS   Along with U. S. Loans

Marshall Plan fo Include Gifts   Lovett Discloses Official Viewpoint

U9. TO MAKE GIFTS 10 ASSIST EURUPE, LOVETT DECLARES   Outright Donations Will  Be Included in Aid, State Official Reports at Washington.   SPECIFIC FIGURES ARE NOT RELEASED

Russia Ends Capital Punishment  Persons Now Under Death Sentence

Russia Ends Capital Punishment   Persons Now Under Death Sentence to Get Commutation:

UNO STUDIES PLAN TO ERASE CENSORSHIP   ‘Subject To Be Considerec Over Red Opposition

CENSORSHIP BAN T0 BE CONSIDERED   Subcommission Overrides Russian Opposition, 9-1   House Vote To Raise Tariff Barrier On Wool May Lead To Break-Up Of Geneva Parley   Rep. Cooley Says President Truman Will Have ‘No Other Choice’ Than A Veto

Consideration of Censorship Issue By UN Is Assured   Vote Favorable; Russia Is Opposed

OKAYS VOTE ON CENSORSHIP BAN   UN to Consider Proposal at Next Conference

BE CONSIDERED: BY NATIONS’ MEETIN      U. N. Subcomm'ssion Votes Over Russion Objection to Study New Setup

U.N. Would End World  Censorship   Seek Lifting of Peacetime Ban Over  Rirecsa’a Ohiechane

Censorship End Sought by U.N.   Discussion Slated At 1948 Conference

UN TO CONSIDER BAN ON NEWS CENSORSHIP   Only Russia Opposes Action — Setting Study Next Year

Removal of Ban on News  Before U.N.   Group Votes to Consider Proposal te Eliminate Censorship; Slavs Get Blame for Greek Strife

Press Freedom In Peace Time Hit By Soviet      UN Group Favors Proposal To, Eliminate Censorship, Presented by United States

ASK NATIONS TO BAN CENSORSHIP   COMMITTEE VOTES INCLUDE U, S, PLAN AT NEXT CONFERANCE

Russia Opposes Peacetime Suggestio  UN Will Study Worldwide Ban On Censorship

Find Pair Kidnaped In Holy Land  Officers Were . Taken Monday By Extremists

France Favors Rise in German Industry Level   ‘Reverses Stand, Finds Little Fault With New Proposal

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Grandmother Gray — Courage In Old Lace; Album’s Story .

The Old Family Album Is Much More Fun Than Braving Weather for Movie

Report Albanians Have Sentenced 16 to Dia   Accused of Plotting te Overthrow Government With U.S British aid

16 Albanian Spies to Die   Convicted of Plot To Overthrow Regime With U.S.British Aid

BUREAUCRATIC RED TAPE TO _ BE EXPLORED   Admission of Aliens To United States Under Probe

State Department Faces Inquiry on  Spy Ring Control   House Group Prepares for  Thorcugh Study of Department Policies

Hughes Believes Brewster Battle Has Just Begun   Millionaire Plane  Maker Back At Work

Hughes States His Fight With Solon Not Over   AIRPLANE MAKER SAYS FEUD JUST BEGUN WITH SENATOR

Hughes Expecting More Strife, Back to Work on Plane   When It Flies Depends “On How  Feel About It”

HUGHES CONVINCED BREWSTER BATTLE IS ONLY STARTING   Senator ‘Hits below Belt, Plane Manufacturer Says Today at Los Angeles; Works on Ship.   ANOTHER MONSTER WILL BE FLOWN

Hughes Convinced War Contract Quiz Has Just Started   Feels Recess in Probe Is Temrorary; Lashes Out At Brewster Again

Marshall in Plea To Congress for "Voice of America’   Desires to Offset the Russian Propaganda  ArYUIFA

Marshall in Plea To Congress for ‘Voice of America  Desires to Offset th Russian Propaganda Service

PLANE BUILDER SEEKS 10 “TEAR STORY APART”   Angrily Demands Richt to Cross-Examine Senator

Hughes Calls Brewster Reply ‘Pack of Lies’   Says Piane Business Rival Discussed — Merger With Senator

MAY, GARSSONS ASK NEW TRIAL   Claim Conviction Based or ‘Prejudice and Ilt-Will’

Conciliators Ask. Settlement On $5.14 Wage Hike   Cempany Official Says

Government Plea In Phone Strike Is Turned Down   Negotiations Recess to Sunday, Monday by Conciliators

Concilialors Want An Answer By Two o’clock ‘Taday. Proposal Sup    nosed 49 Be Seeret

$5.14 WAGE RAISE INPHONE DISPUTE PROPOSED BY U.S   Government Formula to End Long Distance Phase of Strike Unacceptable to Comnany.   NEGOTIATORS TO HOLD ANOTHER PARLEY TODAY   George D. Dring, A. T. & T Vice President, Says Settlement Should Be Reached By Bargaining.

Gov't. Makes Wage Proposal Phone Strike   Would Give $5.14 Package Weekly Increase; Fringe Settlements.

PHONE COMPANY “BALKS, FEDERAL PLAN REJECTED   ‘Package’ Raise  of $5.14 _ Weekly” Reportetily Made To Settle Dizsoute

Government Formula ts Turned Down   “Package” Raise Of $5.14 Proposed By Conciliators

U.S. ‘Package’ Formula Is Not Acknowledged  Dring Saves Company.   Dring Says Company, Union Should Settle Between Themselves

‘Package’ Pay Hike For Phone Group Urged   Company Said To Have Turned Down Proposed Formula

Phone Co. Frigid To U.S. Proposal   Conciliators Urge  $5.14 ‘Package’ Raise

AT&T Rejects New Formula   Says ‘Package’ Raise of $5.14 Would Be Opposed By Company

Effort Made By U.S. to End Strike  $5.14 Pay. Raise Proposed in Telephone Tieur

Cloak Phone Strike Talks With Secreey   But Government Is Re ported _ to Have Proposed $5.14 “Package” Pay. Hike

“MONDAY IS DOLLAR DAY IN CLOVIS See Advertisements In Today's Issue  Of News-Journal For Real Values   New Proposal Made in The Phone Strike

LIFT OF $9.14 IN TELEPHONE PAY PROPOSED   GOVERNMENT TRIES TO END 27-DAY DEADLOCK

Company, However, De. clines To Acknowledge U, S. Proposal Submitted .   Free Collective Bargaining Asked   Negotiations With Conciliators Will Be Resumed : This Afternoon

Mediators See Phone Accord   Pin Hopes for Compromise On Pav Rise Offer

PROPOSAL MADE ON PHONE WAGES   Government Asks Answer by Zp. m. Sunday

Phone Strike Proposal of US. Rejected   Company Turns Down *Package’ Pay Hike Of $5.14

$5.14 Raise Suggestion Matte by US   Progress in Telephone Deal With Parley Set for 2 p.m Today.

Government Makes First Move in Phone Strike; Propose Package Increase   Proposal Brought Late Saturday and Answer Is Requested for Sunday Afternoon When Negotiations Resume: Committee Has Final Say in Matter   Frince Pronncalce

General Assembly Convenes At Noon At State Canitol   Governor John C. Bell To Make Brief Address To Session During Afternoon   PARTY CAUCUSES ARE BEING HELD

Increase in Bread Prices Expected   State Will Ask Bids on $3,000 000 Work of Work

Fire Damages Alfalfa Plant   North Platte  _Warehouse, Plant Razed By Stubborn Blaze.

Fire Destroys Warehouse At North Platte   Damage Placed Near $65,000

Cuts in Food, Armed Forces  Are Proposed   Prime Minister Denies Loan Was ‘Frittered Away’

Britain Won't Wait on Marshall Program   Prime Minister Asks U. S. to Rewrite Loan Aareement: to Reduce Purchases of Food

‘Go-lt-Alone’ Program Involves Slashes in Food and Gasoline, Troop Recall, Industrial Boost

Temperatures   Cut in Food Purchases From U. S., Slash in Troops, Meal and Fuel Curbs Feature Self-Help Proposal

New Restrictions Asked By Minister   Gravity Of Nation’s Plight Emphasized; Plan More Strict Than Any During War

Can’t Count On U.S. Aid, Attlee Warns   Parliament Offered “Go-lt-Alone” Plan In Economic Crisis

Tomorrows Headlines "“Joday BRITAIN ADOPTS GO-IT-ALONE PROGRAM; TO CUT U.S. BUYING, REDUCE ARMY PLUSH PRODUCTION

Go-It-Alone Policy Told For Britain   Attlee’s Program Calls for Restrictions—Reduce  Armed: Forces

Prime Minister Attlee Says Empire To “Go -it- Alone”; Special Group To Ask Loan Demands Be Eased

Attlee’s Plan Calls For Cut In Food Purchases, Oversea Force Reduction

British Plan Entails Sharp Restrictions, Reduction of Troops, Food Imports Cut

GO-IT- ALONE PROGRAM PUT BEFORE BRITISH   Attlee Calls for Sharp New Restrictions, Drastic Cut In Armed Forces

CALLS FOR CUT IN FOOD BUYING TO SOLVE CRISIS   Wants Sharp Reduction in Forces Overseas and Restrictions on Meals

HEAVY IMPORT, . ARMED FORGES CUTS OUTLINED   Drastic Retrenchments Asked  te Conserve Dollar Balances.

ds Based On Plan To Ge rO_ I t A l one’      Proposal Is to. Cut Down On  Food Purchases from America  And to Cut Down Overseas -Forees

ECONOMY ‘MOVE URGED BY ATTLEE   Proposes Drastic Cuts to Cope With Economic Crisis

Attlee Gives British “Go It Alone’ Policy:   U.S. Agrees to Parley or Softening of Loan Terms

Nation’s- Housewives Face Almost Certain Increases in Already High Cost of Living—Butter, Eges, Cattle, Hogs, Soar to New Peak Prices.

New Cost Hikes Almost Certain For, Housewife   Commodities, Grains And Livestock Reach All-Time Levels

FORECAST OF HIGHER LEVEL LIVING COSTS   PRICES OF LIVESTOCK, GRAIN {AND OTHER COMMODITIES ? . CONTINUE TO CLIMB  7 UPWARD

VESTOCK AND RAIN REACH LL-TIME HIGH   Housewives Face Certain Increase  Cost Of Living

‘DEGREES TO 1,400  AT KU. TONIGHT   Graduation Exercises a 7; 30 This Evening in Stadium   CARLSON ON PROGRAM

AT KU. TONIGHT   Graduation Exercises at 7:30 This Evening  in Stadium   CARLSON ON PROGRAM

‘German People Live In Fear That We May Sicken of Job And Leave ThemTo Russians

REP. GAVIN TELLS OF GERMAN FEARS   Found People Demoralized and Frustrated.

B LIVE, 23 DIE IN CRASH IN LABRADOR   All Military Personnel; Helicopter Reaches Scene

DEATH TOLL OF 23 INDICATED   Victims ate Reached by Overlatid Resctie Teams atid Helicopter — All Aboard Plane, Witich Crastett Tuosday Night are Military Porasonnel

MARTHA FIRESTONE WEDS WILLIAM FORD   Marriage at Akron, 0., Unites Two of Nation's Most Famous Industrial Families.

Right To Collective Bargaining Granied Supervisory Group   Court Rules 5-4. 3. On Labor tssue *°* Under Wagner “Agt: -

Foremen Bargaining Rights  Upheld By Supreme Court   Justice Jackson Reads Court’s 5 To 4 Ruling On One Of The Most Hotly Contested Labor Issues Of Recent Years; Law To Bar It Shapes In Congress

Supervisory Rights : , High Court Rules Foremen Are Entitled to Join Unions

Foremen’s Right ToBargain OK'd By Supreme Court  On Important Case Testing Wagner Act

Rule Foremen Eligible for Bargain Rights   Supreme Court Hands Down Important Decision Affecting Supervisory Employes

France Declares Expustion Legal   Replies To Protest  Of Soviet Government

French Government Replies To Russia      Expulsion of 19. Soviet Leaders Is Held Leaal

French Tell Reds Expulsion Action Entirely Legal  With New Confidence Vote, Government

Expulsion Of 19 Russians Legal,  France Declares  ~ Premier ls Upheld  By Assembly Vote

REDS BEATEN IN TEST VOTE   Communist Opposition Fails To Stem Confidence Vote In New French Govt.

Leader of Rail Union Testifies AtHouse Hearing   President of Garment Workers Local Backs Testimony in Senate

SENATORS PUT LOW LIMIT ON BUDGET CUTS   VANDENBERG BACKS UP $4,500,000,000 REDUCTION

Budget Bill Vote Expected Monday  Vandenberg Speaks For Lower Slash

Senate Is Almost Certain fo Vote 45 Billion Cut   Vandenberg Speech May Have Killed Larger Budget Slash

Senate Expected To Vote Monday On Budget Slash  Vandenberg Opposes Armed Services Cut

Senator Says Action Would  Weaken Forces   Senate Expected to Vote for Smaller Cut in Truman’s Budget

Vandenberg Fight: Arms Budget Cut As Blow to Peace  Senate Vote to Limit Slash to 41/, Billion Appears Clinched

Lawmaker Says Nation Welfare ls Jeopardizec   Expect Vote-on Budget To Come Monday  In Senate

SEES DANGER IN ARMY CUT   Warns Against Funds Slash in Debate Over Budget

Sen. Vandenberg Opposes Cut in Military Funds   Might Jeopardize ‘Winning of Peace,’ He Warns Congress

—Senate_Likely te—VeteOnly A Four and Half Billion Dollar Slash On Monday

Anny, Navy Budget Cut Assailed   Senate May Reduce Savings Figure Set Up in House

Parley on Rail Rule Change, Pay Hike Drones on Secretly in Bolted Chamber

Conference Held Behind Closed Doors   Threat of Strike Looms Unless Agreement Is Reached With Operating Employes.

CLOSED DOORS HIDE PROGRESS OF RAIL TALKS   Negotiations Pushed In Try to Avoid Strike Call . —

RAILWAY WALKOUT NG IMPENDING, FONEARS ARF HELD   Negotiations about New Conditions and Wages Are Conducted Today at Chicago.   WHITNEY RELATES STAND IN MATTER

DEATH GLAIMS HEAD OF FAIRMOUNT HOME   B. &. Saffell Dies As Jur) Ends Cruelty Inquiry

Fuel Crisis In Great Britam  Eased Slightly   Arriva! Of Coal Laden Ships And Trains Gives Soiae Temporary Relief   SITUATION STILL : CRITICAL HOWEVER

Hank Greenberg Leading Candidate For Mayor of Mending Heart, Fla.

AUTO WORKERS AND GM AGREE   More Than 200,000 Ar Affected by Contract

UAW, 6. M. PACT MAY BE PATTERN   Reuther Says Wage Increase ‘Well Over 15 Cents’

GENERAL MOTORS WORKERS WIN 11%4-CENT HOURLY HIKE   Pay Boost Kills  Deve fut Pacaihsliew

ClO AUTO UNION REACHES ACCORD WITH GM ON PAY  CONTRACT CALLS FOR  MORE THAN 15-CENT HIKE, SAYS REUTHER

113 Cent Base Increase; With Holiday Pay   Vacation Benefits te Total Above 15 Cents, Savs Reuther

UAW SETTLES WITH GM FOR 113-CENT HIKE   Reuther Says Other Gains te Bring Increase Over 15 Cents Per Hour

Reuther Claims Economic Gain Tops 15 Cents   Hourly Boost, Pay For  Holidays Approved At Conference; Vacation  Improvement Noted

Union. Accepts 11% Cents Raise And Additional Funds for Holida Pay and Other Economic Gains

UAW Settles Dispute with General Motors   Get 11% Cent Basic Pay Raise.

CIO-UAW Settles With GM Group  Gai ni Niall ter 2 Cents, Reuther Say:

AUT0 WORKERS IND GM SIGN AT 113 CENTS   WReuther Declares Union Actually Has Gained 15-Cent Boost

Auto Workers Approve GMC Wage Boost  £ TIA 4 se0% Fon seuecneneea   — 11'% Cent Increase. Six Paid Holidays Won By Union Expected to Set Industry Pattern

Union Granted Wage Increase, Pay for Holiday   UAW. President Says Total Economic Gain Over. 15 Cents an Hour

Reuther Satisfied  Auto Workers Settle Dispute Over Increase  Tn GM Wages   Hike Of 11 1-2 Cents Hourly, Holidays Pay Provided In Contract

ClO HAILS NEW DEAL WITH GM   Union Claims Hourly Wage Increase Means More than Initial Offer

Auto Workers And GM Agree On Wage Hike   1114-Cent Basic Hourly Roost Means Total Of Over 15 Cents.

GM _And Union Reach Accord Ot Wage Increase   Reuther Says Increase To Be “Well Over 15 Cents;’ 220,000. Workers To  -. Receive Hicher Seale

Union, G. M. In Pay Pact   1114 Cent Increases Settles Disputes; Hike Covers 220,000 Workers

Car Union, GM Sign 15c Pay Boost Today  220,000 Workers Receive Raise,  Tl hanws Wace Becxn't.. D..... ot.

Auto Workers, GM To Sign Pact   Economic Package Well Over 15 Cents

GM Pay Pact Provides For New Increase   AUTO WORKERS SIGNED AGREEMENT WITH COMPANY

ClO Auto Workers Seitle With GM  Quick Ratification Freely Predicted

I Cat nf Auto Work Ri   With Pay for 6 Holidays Hike ts to $5  for G.M. Employes   TO SET WAGE PATTERN   Union Expected i Ratify Agreement Quickly: Reuther Satistied

fulo Workers Settle or [14 Cent Increase   Reut her Asserts New Agreement To Total Over 15 Cents’ Per Hour

UNION AND GM SETTLE FOR 111, CENT INCREASE   Reuther States Auto Union Gained Total “Well Over 15 Cents”

Auto Work Raise   With Pay for 6 Holidays Hike Amounts to  5<   TO SET WAGE PATTERN

Auto Workers Settle with GM      Agreement Calls for 112 Cent Basic Hourly  Waae Increase

ClO United Auto’ Workers _ Settle With General — Motors On 11°4-Cent Basis

Agree On GM Pact   Auto -Workers Accept G. M. Offer of 1144 ‘Hourly, Plus Extras; Pattern For Industry

‘CIO Claims Victory im Negotiations For Basic Hourly Wage Scale   AGREEMENT T EXPECTED To BE INDUSTRY PATTERN

Workers Continue To Hold To Demands _ Phone Union Rejects  ‘Latest Wage Offer

STRIKERS REJECT SOT BL WAGE RAISE OFFER          Submit Counter - Proposal,  Calling for $6 Weekly Raise;  After Turning Down $2 to $4 Boost.   COMPANY TO GIVE ITS ANSWER TODAY.   Union Asks Workers Advanee From Minimum to Maximum Salaries for Some Jobs in 5 Vears.

Committees Back to Work   Company Offers Graduated Scale of Increases, Union Official Critical

Turner to Be Released   New Yorker Not the Man in Thompson Case, Brother Says

Freedom Of Palestine Asked Rather  Than Probe   General Assembly Of United Nations Overrules Protests Of Arab States

BRITISH HALT REFUGEE SHIP CARRYING 1500      Armed Troops Patrol Haifa; Violence Again Feared

Talk of Tightening Congressional Security—Gun-toter Nabbed Again

GUN TOTER IN CAPITAL HELD   Weapon Removed From Man Shortly After Truman Visits Senate

Gun Toter Arrested In Capitol 5 Minutes After Truman Visit; Spur Talk Of New Safeguards

Gun Tofers At Capitol Worry Senate   Two Incidents Cause Concern, Haven't Figured How To Solve Problem

Capitol Worried Over Gun Toters   Arrest Of Another Man Causes Concern

‘Senate Worries — ‘ Over Gun Toter; ' Want Protection   Second Incident’ In Week: Bricker Suggests Police Be Under Civil Service

SOLONS CONSIDER SECURITY MEANS   ARREST OF SECOND GUNMAN IN CAPITOL PROMPTS DEMANDS

[ARREST OF GUN-TOTER IN SENATE AFTER TRUMAN VISIT BRINGS NEW TALK OF TIGHTENING SAFEGUARDS

Tightened Security Likely; 2nd Gunman Is Caught in Capitol   Police Seize Armed Man In Senate Wing After Truman Visit

Fresh Talk of Closer Security  Comment Follows Gun Toter’s Arrest

A Problem In Security   Arrest of Second Gun Toter of. Month in Capitol Finds Solons Wondering What to Da

Gunman Arrested In Capitol Wing   Talk Of Tightening Security Measures Follows Incident

Nab 2nd Guntoter In Capital While Truman Sees Senate   Congressmen Study Methods to Tighten Security on Hill \

Veteran kevested Short], After Truman Visited Senate; Revolver Found In Pocket

Gun Toter Spurs Lalk of Tighter Capitol Security   Armed Ex-Serviceman Found Shortly After Truman Visits Senate

Congress Ready To Okay Merger Bill   COLUMBUS AIR BASE MAY BE KEPT ores   Gun Toters In Capitol Prompt Talk Of Greater Congressional Security Measures

Finding Second Gun-Toter at Capitol Spurs Talk of Tightening Police Guard

Arrest Armed Man in Capitol   Prompts Fresh Talk Of Tightening Congressional Security

What Ca Can* & ee — My  Arrest ¢ e: aN ‘es Renewed ®. Sik Of Safeguards For Congress   Gun Toter Is Nabbed Just After President Pays Visit To Senate

NEW ATOMIC TESTS  Eniwetok Atoll Residents Agree To Evacuate Island

Plutonium  In Use Now   th. S$. Making New Atomic Weopons from Both Uran -tuns and Second Metal

WOMAN FIGHTS OFF STRANGLER   She Uses Scissors to Force Intruder Out of Home

WOMAN FIGHTS "STRANGLER OFF   Stabs. Him .With Small  ERP, jen o "od ape

Reds Tightening Grip On Hungary   Busy Quashing Criticism And Redoubling The Border Patrols.

“REDS” SEEK BETTER HOLD IN HUNGARY   Communists Reported te Be Strengthening Hand by Quashing Criticism and Redoubling Nation’s Border Patrols.

GREEK GOVERNMENT TROOPS. UNLEASH STRONG OFFENSIVE   PRESENCE OF RUSSIAN AND POLISH MEMBERS OF UN GROUP COMPLICATES  NEW DRIVE .

CHARGE UNION LOCAL CORRUPT   Unit of Teamsters under Attack by House Group

Bi-Partisan House, Subcommittee Charges Violence and Extortion   Philadelphia Setup May Put International Chief Tobin on Spot

House Committee Flays Teamsters Union For Violence, Extortion And Banditry

Teamsters Union, Identified With Democratic Politics, Is Charged With Harboring Most Corrupt Local

House Group Charges Teamsters’ Union With Violence and Corruption

UNITED NATIONS EASES PATH FOR INQUIRY TEAM   Restrictions Omitted In Probe of Palestine; VUnte IInholde UL N. View

Clear Field is Given Speeial United Nations Inauiry Group Which Will Seek Solution.

CLEAR FIELD ASSURED UN'S INQUIRY UNIT   Palestine Issue Gets Unrestricted Attention

CLASH MARKS FINAL DEBATE ON PROCEDURE   Jews Urge Substantial Immigration; Arabs Demand Freedom

PALFSTINE QUIZ FIELD CLEARED   Special U. N. Group Will Try For Solution In Holy Land Puzzle

Today’s Acts, Talks - in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Ieebreaker Rams Througl Iee Pack   Byrd Expedition Expected To Meet  ie Gaa "Tasnwne

THE SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER OFF ON INTERNATIONAL TOPIC AGAIN, OR, MAYBE, HE’S JUST OFF AGAIN

Yerua Philosopher: j A. Off On International Topic Again, Or Maybe He’s Just Plain Off Again

Molotov s Slight Give Peps Big 4   Ministers Hope Tiny Compromise Will Pave Way To Get Down To Work On German Peace

Soviets Weaken Before Big Four   Prospects Brighter For Conference on Future «f Germany

Compromise Breaks Big-4 Reich Crisis   Molotov Discards Reparations Pact As Pre-Condition

New. Veterans Administrator To Take Over   No Major Changes— Except In Vet insurance—-Seen

Calls Texans World’s Worst Lovers so French Bachelor Advises U.S. Males to Woo Wives

UN Urged to Kill Soviet Proposal   Censorship Move Termed an ‘Outrage’ By U. S. Delegate

RED PROPOSAL WOULD END IN POLICE STATE  American Delegate Austin Defends

Russia Warned On ‘Warmonger’ Charges By U.S.  Censorship, Police State Hinted By Austin In Address

SAYS SOVIET PROPOSAL ATTACKS U.S.   Austin Asks U. N. Committee *to Kill Russian Plan

RUSSIA WARNED ON STIFLING WARMONGERS   Red Proposal Would Create Police State, U. S. Says

UN TOLO PLANS WOULD BRING POLICE STATE   Austin Bitter in Attack on Soviet Demand fort Censorship.

RUSSIAN PLAN ON WARMONCERS ATTACKED IN UN   Austin Defends Free Press

Austin Attacks Soviet Proposal of Censorship   American Delegates Worns Against Step Toward Police State

DUTCH SOLDIERS INFLICT ‘LOSSES’   Troops in Clash with Indonesians Despite 11-Day ‘Truce’

Sclons Asked To Extend SS To All ‘Gainful Workers’   Report Urges Increasing Old-Age Payments, Setting Up Health Plan

SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD ASKING FOR PENSION INCREASE      Would Extend Benefits to Al  Workers; Health Insurance Plan Suggested

Extension Of Benefits Also Being Sought   Federally-Aided Health Insurance Plan Is Pronosed

Social Security Board Asks Hike In Old - Age Pay   Would Extend Benefits To 23,000,000 Workers

Extension of Benefits Is Also Urged   Prompt Action Suggested In Report Submitted by Administrator; Program Endorsed by Truman

S. S. Board Asks Hiked Payments For Aged Of U.S.   Congress Urged To Extend Benefits To 23 Millior Workers Not Covered

Report Insists Benefits Should Cover All Persons GainfullyEmployed

Social Security Extension Asked In Board Report   Heath Insurance, Aid to Needy By U. S. Funds Sought

Benefits Sought for 23,000,000   Report Asks Health Insurance, Help for al Needy, Regardless of Place of Residence

Old-A ge Benefit Hike and Extension of Coverage: To 23 Million More Is Asked by Social Security  

Propose Expansion Of Social Security   Board Asks Congress to Increase Federal — ‘Old-Age Payments and Extend Benefits to 23,000,000 Workers Not Now Covered

BIGGER BENEFITS ASKED BY BOARD   Plan Also Would Give Aid To 23 Million Not Covered

BOOST ASKED IN FEDERAL OLD AGE PAYMENTS   Extension Of Benefits Alsc Urged In Final Report To Conaress

BOARD ASKS CONGRESS TO EXTEND SOCIAL SECURITY AID   Wants Occupations Not Now Covered Included; Increase  In Benefits Asked

Board Asks Wider Aid To US. Aged   More Funds, Coverage Proposed——Health Plan Advacated

Benefits Urged For Millicns Not Now Under Plan   Health and Disability insurance; Assistance To Needy Is Requestec

Asks Benefits Be Extended   Social Security for All Workers Urged

URGES HIGHER AID PAYMENTS   Board Asks Help For All Needy Regardless Of Residence

Social Security Board Asks Congress To Extend Benefits To 23,000,000 W orkers Not Now Covered

Congress Asked to Increase Payments by Security Board      Requests Extension of Aid to 23,000,000 Not Now Covered by Act

Asks Higher Old Ave Payments   Social Security Board Would Extend Benefits To 23 Million Others

Would Hike Old-age Payments   Plan Extending Benefits to 23 Million Workers Not Now Covers

Expansion Of Benefits Requested   Social Security May ™ Take in Farm Workers And Increase Amount Of Old-Age Pensions,

Board Offers Benefit Plan   23 Million Not Now Covered by Program

Seek To Widen  Social Security Want Coverage Of Extra 23,000,000

Extension To Others Asked   Social Security Board Also Urges Federal-Aid Health, Disability Insurance

WIDENED SOCIAL SECURITY IDEAS PRESSED ANEW   Benefits Would Cover 23 Mil. lion More—-Health Insurance {s Stressed

HikeinOld-Age Benefit Asked From Conaress   _ Social Seturity  Board Asks Extension  Of Benefits to Workers ot Now Covered

Board Seeks Boost in Old Age Payments   Program Would Extend ’ Benefits to Others; ‘ Give Aid to the Needy

COAL PRODUCTION INCREASES TODAY NN NATION'S MINES   About Half of Industry Is Still Shut Down However Report Indicates Some Improvement.   INDIANA SITUATION IS SAID UNCHANGED

Coal Output Cut in Half by Safety Strike   Operators Rap Lewis’ Message To Mine Workers

New Cars Being Sold A: Used Vehicles At Ex orbitant Prices   DETROIT AND FLINT ARE MAIN CENTERS

CAR SALES PROBE ~ ASKED IN DETRON   PROSECUTOR MOVES FOR INQUIKY INTO “BLACK MARKET" IN NEW ALTOS.

Detroit Juries to Investigate Black Market, New Cars  Used Car Dealers Citec in Selling ‘47 Models Without a License

1947 Busiest Housing Year Since 1925, U.S. Predicts   ‘For Rent’ Signs

U. $.-Turkey Sign Agreement   $100,000,000 of U. S. Will Be Supplied to Strengthen Security

U.S. Will Supply $100,000,000 Loan To Turkey To Guard Her Freedom

American Aid Pact Signed By U.S. And Turks   Security Forces Of Foreign Power To Be Strengthened

U. S. AND TURKEY SIGN FORMAL AGREEMENT FOR ‘AMERICAN ASSISTANCE .

——CROWDS-RI01   FIFTEEN PERSONS UNDER ARREST AFTER WEEKEND . OF DEMONSTRATIONS IN ENGLAND

ARE MAKING INQUIRY   Game Wardens Are ‘nvesdi gaung Leeai Hunting Episode

ARE MAKING INQUIRY    Game Wardens Are Inventigaung Local Hunting Episode

DeMille Blasts  Union ‘Tyrants    Movie Prodacer Is Witness  . Bae Sanate Catiumites

DeMille Says He Sees Same Feeling in Unions As He Felt in Russia

Asks Congress Come To Rescue Of The ‘Individual Worker’  Producer DeMille Casts Union Organizers In A Turants’ Role

High Government Officials and Film Folks Face Red Grilling   - Public Hearing by Thomas Committee Will Be Held in Washington June 16

SCHOOL BOND  IssvE ‘CARRIES 80 to 46, FOR TWO STORY ADDITION AT ‘WED. ‘ELECTION

Budget Sums Set by  Committees  Over 13 Billions Allowed for Federal Expenses

NAVY FUND SET AT $4 BILLION   Committees Agree Upon  Sum $621 Million Lower Than Truman’s Budget

More Murder Bombs Received   Total of 20 Have Been Discovered   ‘White’ Motorist Badly Battered By Churchgoer

THREE SCHOOL PROPOSALS WIN BY 4-1 VOTE   Higher Tax Rates Approved by 386 to 111 and 375 to 114

THREE SCHOOL PROPOSALS WIN BYH VOTE   Higher Tax Rates Approved by 386-to: 111 -and 375 to 114 ..

PRE-FASCIST ITALIAN TO HEAD CABINE}   President Assigns Task of Forming New Re gime to Ex-Premie} Francesco Saverio Nit ti, 79 Years Old.

Nitti Takes Top Role in Italian Crisis   Will Attempt to-Form Naw: ~ * Cabinet Group

Ask Nitti to Form Cabinet   Former Premier and Financial Expert Takes Up Task

ITALY’S CHIEF NAMES NITTI   Pre-Fascist Premier Selected to Form New Italian Cabinet

President Urges 10-Year Flood Control Plan in  Mississippi River Basin

President In Plea To Congress For Money To Stop Dangerous Midwest Floods

Truman Requests 10-Year Plan for  Control of Floods Asks $250,000,000  Ta Start Immeclionte

250 MILLIONS REQUESTED T0 LAUNCH WORK   President Proposes 10-Year Program for Mississippi Valley

Suggests Funds Already AllottedBe Utilized As Soon as Possible And that Money Be Provided For Army Engineers To Get Project Started Quickly

Truman Asks Fas! Start on Flood  Control Program  Wants Mississippi Valley Protetted Without Wait On Delermininga Authority

Truman Advocates 10-Year Plan To Control Floods and Develop Water Resources Along Rivers   Chief Executive Again Talks Missouri Valley Authoritv Possithilil

Truman Advocates 10-Year Program of Flood Control  Fresident Asks 250 Million to Start Project in Mississippi River Basia

TRUMAN ADVISES PROMPT ACTION T0 HARNESS RIVERS   Outlines Plan For Develop. ment Of Midwest Water Dacnurees

\Develop Water  Resources Of IMississivnj   Start At Once. On 10-Year Plan; Flood Control Most  Trvortant.

Huge Fund To Open Projed Being Sought   Development Plan For Resources Of Nation Outlined

PRESIDENT TRUMAN RECOMMENDS START ON FLOOD. EONTROL   And for Developing Water Resources of Mississippi River Basin.   ASKS FOR $250,006,000   In a Special Message ta Congress He Outlined the Program.

250 MILLION IS SOUGHT 10 LAUNCH WORK   Congress Told That Immediate Start Is Urgent

Ten-Year Plan i for Mississippi Basin Proposed.   Navigation, trrigation and Power Development as Secondary Aims

Urges Congress Launch Work on 10 Year Program   Message Asks 250 Millions Imme. diately For Mississippi, Missouri Work

FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT GIVEN PUSH BY CHIEF   Congress Asked for 250 Millions To Get 10-Year Program Going Now

$250,000,000 To Start Is Asked   President Outlines Proposal For Navigation, Irrigation And Power Development In Special Message

Urges Start On 10-year River Plan   Truman Asks for 250 Million to Get Mississippi  Prolart Iinclan Ul,

[SSISSIPPI 00D WORK QUESTED  uman Asks for   Truman Asks for $250,000,000 to fammence Work

President's OK. On 10-Year Plar For River Work:   Asks Congress For $250,000,000. Start On Flood Control _

Truman Asks Flood Control 10-Year Plan   President Urges Immediate Start on Mississippi Basin

Truman Recommends Immediate Start  Upon 10-Year Flood Control Plan

Asks Start New Os Fleed Control   Truman Requests 250 Million to Get 10-Year Program Underway   Tells Congress Work Will Save Balions in Damage.  Aid Production

WANTS 10 YEAR PROGRAM WITH VALLEY SETUPS   Quarter Billion Only to Get Started Work Costing Larger Sums

Special Message To Congress   Development Of Mississippi River Basin Is Asked

Truman Asks Mississippi Flood Control  Congress Urged To Act On Plan  mmediately

Urges Flood Check   Truman Recommends 10-Year Mississippi: Basin Control Plan  Asks Immediate Start

Truman Asks Flood Funds   Proposed 10-Year Program; $250,000,000 Sought For Start

Truman Urges Start Now On Flood Control   Asks $250 Millton To Launch 10-Year Program

U, 5. NAVAL COURT PONDERS CHARGES OF CHINESE CO-ED      ‘Fear New. Anti-American Outbreaks. Hf Marine 1s  ae, ess ee Oe

Expect Violence If Marine Freed.      oU. S. Navy Court Begins Deliberating “e Rape Case. .

 Admiral Says Mouthful About Flying Saucers; And It's Not Applesauce

NEW YORK COTTON   SLEET IN FLORIDA  Southland Gets Tail of Midwest's Cold Wave

SOME RELIEF FOR SHIVERING PEOPLE IN CENTRAL AREA   Blizzard In New York Subsides  and Temperature in Plains i States Climbing

FLOOD ENDANGERS QUINCY TERRITIORY   Thousands of Acres Are Menaced Today by Water.

Tobey Wants Facts Before Paying Cash   Senator Says Marshall Should Tell of Crisis

SENATOR PROPOSES MARSHALL TELL (CONGRESS ABOUT MEDITERRANEAN  ‘SITUATION BEHIND BOLTED DOORS

Bolted-Door  Information Ils Sought   Information From Marshall About Near East Wanted

Joint House Senate Parley Suggested   Red Government in Greece Feared, New Pressure on Turks

Asks A Report By Marshall On  Mediterranean   Tobey Suggests Secret Session Of Congress To Hear Crisis Details.

Closed Session of Congress to Hear Marshall Report Is Urged by Tobey

the Near East.  Would Hear Marshall in Secret Meet   Sen. Tobey Suggests Bolted Door Session to Tell Congress All

Sen. Tobey Wants Marshall to Give Facts on Greece  Proposes Executive Session Before Any Action on Cash Aid

Information On Europe Is Sought   Wants Marshail To Tell About Present Crisis

PRR Mishaps Kill Engineer, Injure Four   11 Persons Killed In Two Auto Mishaps   Entire School Faculty Resigns   Young Bride Is Killed by Shot   23 Smal! Craters Belching Lava   Cause of Cleveland Blast Undetermined   Congress Seeks Data on Near East Trouble

‘Senator Urges Secret Report on Greece ‘Before Congress Votes on Foreign Loan

Congress May Ask Picture On Near East   Secret Meeting Urged For Marshall to Give Full Information on Crisis

SENATORS WANT LOANS DISCUSSED   Help to Britain in Ruling Greece Depends on Conaress. Troops

Tobey Asks Secret Report   Would Have Secretary Marshall Tell Congress Exact Situation Before U.S. in Mediterrainean. Near East

Asks Marshall To Give Faets   Sen. Tobey Wants To Hear Report Before Voting Cash

Tobey Urges Secret Data Be Revealed By Marshall   Would Give Solons Mediterranean And Near East) Picture

WANT MARSHALL TO_MAKE CLEAR GREEK PROBLEM   Senator Declares That Question Of American Loan Can Be Met Only By An ‘‘Informed Congress.

Tobey Proposes Marshall Tell  True Situation   Senator Suggests ClosedDoor Session Before Handouts.

Suggest Marshall Reveal To Congress Situation Concerning Mediterranean

Tobey Wants to Know Facts About Mediterranean Before Giving Cash

Asks Secret Report On Greece   ‘Senator Would Call ‘On Marshall to Explain Mediterranean Crisis to Congress

Solons Want Details on World Peace   Tobey Asks Marshal To Give Report On Near East Setup

‘Sen. Tobey Proposes ‘Off Record’ ‘Report on Greece and Near East

Marshall Urged fo Tell Situation inMediterranear   Tobey Wants Facts Before Congress Sanctions Loans

Would Hear Marshall in Secref Meet   Sen. Tobey Suggests Bolted Door Session to Tell Conaress All

Marshall Is Asked To Discuss Policy At Secret Session  But Wherry Opposes Request For Secrecy

TOBEY PROPOSES MARSHALL TELL FOREIGN ‘FACTS’   Senator Wants Data On Mediterranean Before Loans Are Granted

BOLT DOORS 10 HEAR MARSHALL, TOBEY SUGGESTS  SENATOR DECLARES SECRETARY SHOULD  mIifFAMmaee AABIAOCece

PHOTO-PLANE NOTE DECLARED SIGNED BY FDR   Ex-Employe Assails ‘Inefficiency’  Of Plants

Hughes Overpaid $326,333, Senate Investigators Are Told  Millionaire ‘Country Ch b’ Manufacturer

TRUMAN AND ALEMAR IN BUSINESS TALK §   Are In Complete Agreement In Many Respects, President Tells “Neweres In Werice

U.S. and Mexico ‘Determined to ‘Preserve Peace  President Truman Speaks at :  Site of Ruins

Ragen Murder Suspect Rips lie Detector   Tears. up Test Records and Rips Attachments From His Body During Interrogation

Italian Girl To Be Shot From Mouth of Cannon      At Open-Air Circus Iowa State Fair Aug. 22-29

ww FrSetranm eww’  Lilienthal Hearing Turns Into Cops and Robbers Game

Two Desperados Admit:Killing and Rane for ‘Hardly Any Reason At All’

Two Hoodlims Admit: Murder, Rape Charges   Killed Man- and. Assaulted His Sister-in-Law

Settlement of Appropriations ls Major Issue   Senate Heeds Plea of Jester; Allocations Cut by Upper House

Legislature Extension Ils Debated   Efforts Made to Keep New Tax Program Alive

avICK ‘COUP          U. S. Threatens UNO Action “On Communist Over.  throw In Eurone

Hot Note Going To Russia Over Hungarian Coup   State Department Drafts Protest; Truman Axsnrovec.

United States Drafts Soviet Rebuke Note   Truman Approves Hot. ly Worded Note Accusing Illegal Interference In Hungarian Affairs

VU. S. Drafts Stiff Memo To Russians   Accuses Soviets Of Illegal Interference In Affairs Of Hungary; Threatens Appeal Te U.N.

NOTE BACKS PRESIDENT 3 OTATEMENTS   U. S. May Take Hungary “ Case Before United Nations.

State Department Message, With Truman’s Approval, Accuses Soviets Of Illegal Interference In Hungarian Affairs—Appeal To United Nations Is Threatened— Four Principal Points Set Forth—Proposes Joint Probe

Truman Approves Sharp Reprimand for Russian Coup   No Hope That Note Will Affect Soviet Stand in Hungary

Over Hungarian Incident ....  U. S. Drafts Hot  _ Note To Russians

Interference In Hungary Charged   State Department Drafts Message In Protest

Hungarian Ouster Laid To Soviets  Hotly-Worded  Note Charges  Interference

U.S. Drafting Hotly Worded Note fo Russia  wunaary ®wrAra   > Soviet Interference In Hungary Scored In Communication

RUSSIA WILL GET U. §. NOTE   Accuse Soviets of Interfererice In Hungarian Affair

US. Drafts Sharp Note To Russia   Message Charges Soviet Violation Of Yalta Pact

Interference In Hungary Js Charged   Note Threatens Armwmeal Te TT N

Appeal May Be Taken To UN Soon   State Department Asks Investigation of Situation in Balkans

Charges Interference In Hungary   Appeal to U.N. Threatened by State Department

Truman To Send Note To Russia   To Accuse Soviets Of Interference In Hungary

VIGOROUS NOTE THREATENS PLEA TO U. N: COUNCIL PRESIDENT APPROVES  STRONG ‘ACTION WITH BALKANS AT STAKE

United States Protests Red Hungary Coup   State Dept. Threatens Appeal to UN Over Russian Activities

Interfe: once Within — Hungary Gist ot Hot U.S. Notice to Soviet

U. S. Charges Russo - Meddling; Protests. ~~ Action in Hungary   Hotly Worded ‘Note - ‘by State - ‘Department is Hint of UN_ Appeal.

SOVIETS ACCUSED OF ILLEGAL ACTS INBALKAN “OUP”   State Department Note Threatens Appeal To United Nation<

Will Charge Illegal Role In Hungary   Threatens U.N. Appeal  Missive Still Under Diplomatic Study.

U.S. To Send Hot Note To  Russians   Accused Of IHegal Taterference In Hungarian Affairs; Marv Go Toa 2X.

Soviet Accused Of Interfering With Hungary   Hotly Worded Note Being Prepared With Approval Of President Truman; Four Poimts Listed

Hungary Coup Draws Sharp U.S. Protest   Soviets Accused of Mega! laterfeace in Nation's Affairs

U.S. Drafts Strong Note To Soviets   State Department Accuses Russians Of Interference in Hunaarian Affairs

Hotly-Worded Note to Be Sent to USSR   State Department Accuses Soviets of Interfering in Hungary

TRUMAN OKEHS NOTE CHARGING RED MEDDLING   loint Inquiry Asked, Or Submission of Issue to U.N.

INTERFERENCE LAID TO RUSSIA   Protest to Moscow Threatens American Appeal to UN Council,

U. S. Accuses Russi In Hungarian Coup   Hotly-Worded Note Reported Drafted by Stat Department Accusing Soviet Union of Illegal Interference; Threatens Appeal to U. N.

INTERFERENCE IN HUNGARY CHARGED   Appeal To United Nations ls Threatened   Of Hungarian Coup Asked} Accuse Reds Of Violating Agreement

U.S. Drafts Stern Note To Russia   Statement, Reportedly. Accuses Soviet of In terference’ in Hungary Threatens UN Action

DRAFTED-A HOTLY. WORDED NOTE TO THE RUSSIANS   Accused the Soviets’ of legal Interference In Hungarian Affairs.   THREATENS AN APPEAL   This Was Learned From American Diplomatic Officials Today.

Hotly Worded Message Drafted By State Dept.  Soviets Accused of lileaal Interference

Price of Vegetable Shortening Down  Commodity Futures Drop a Little

Price Reducec on Margarine, Shortenings —   Food Commodities in Primary Markets Halt Violent Upswing

Prices Drop in Only Few Foods  ert: pwd.   Slight Reduction in Shortening and Oleo

Some Good News In Price Scene Today   Grain Markets Off Little; Oleo And Shortening Dowr

Pravda Blames Fascists For Riots In Europe, Assails Marshall Plan

SOVIET PRESS HITS AID PLAN   Charges France and Italy -Face Enslavement With Marshall Program

Mr. Wallace W asted Time On J ohn Bull   But His Assault On American Foreign Policy Could Do Vast Damage In Other European Ouarters

Britain Unmoved by Wallace Tirade But Effect Might Be Bad Elsewhere

Mackenzie’s- Column , Time To Gauge Significance Of Wallace’s Foreign Talks 

IMPROVEMENTS BILL GIVEN OK.   Herbert Signs Rural Zoning and Broader Patrol Powers

Kills Brother as Mother Watches   Fatal Shooting a Result of Quarrel

CHICAGO BLAST CLAIMS 3 LIVES   30 Others Injured As Loop ‘Explosion Rips Building

Explosion In Chicago Loop Kills Fort Wayne Couple; Flying Glass Injures Many

BUILDING IN CHICAGO WIPED OUT BY BLAST   Three Persons Killed, 35 Hurt Thousands Of Windows Shattered

THREE DEAD; TOLL OF CHICAGO BLAST   Explosion. Rocked Loop. District Yesterday

BLAST AT CHICAGO TAKES LIVES OF 3 SEARCH WRECKAGE   Three-story Building _Is Leveled by Explosion on Sunday; Area Roped off by Police Today.   GAS IS BELIEVED TRAGEDY CAUSE

Explosion Levels Chicago Building  Three Killed, 30 Hurt in Loop District Blast

3 Chicagoans Killed in Blast   35 Hurt as 3-Story Building Collapses

Blast Rocks Loop Killing Two Persons   One Still Missing Following Explosion That Wreaks Potential Loss of $10.000.000

Police Find Body sody of Third Victim of Blast Which Shook Chicago Loot

Three Killed, 35 Injured by Blast in Chicago Loop   Two Still Missing After Million-Dollar Explosion of Gas

Third Victim Recovered in Loop Explosion   Blast Jars Wide Area in Chicago

Third Victim Found; Fear Others Dead   Two Indiana Citizens _ Killed In Explosion; Damage Over Million

Three Die In Blast   Property Dam: Damage in Chicago Explosion May Total $15,000,000

Three Killed, Many Hurt in Chicago Blast   Explosion Would Have Taken Huge Toll on A Business Day

2 Dead, 30 Hurt In Chicago Blast   One Still Missing In Ex. plosion; Damage Fe Bauwe..

THREE DIE IN TERRIFIC BLAST IN CHICAGO LOOP   Would Have Been Major Disaster If Had Occurr. ed on Week Day.

FOURTH BLAST VICTIM FOUND:   ABANDON FURTHER SEARCH IN WRECKAGE OF CHICAGO BUILDING

Third Body 1s Removed From  Burned Bldg.   Explosion Levels Brick Structure in Chicago’s Loop

Loss Exceeds 10 Millions in Loop Explosion   Windows Broken In Area; Passing  Autos Demolished

THREE DEAD IN CHICAGD BLAST   Three-Story Brick Building In Downtown Loop District Is Destroyed By Mysterious Explosion.

Chicago Building Blast Kills Three  Loop Accident Sunda Tossed Hoosier Couple

Chicago Loop AreaShaken By Explosion  Police Are Rushec Sn Ve. pe ae 

Three Die In Chicago Loop Blast Sunday   “Thirty-Five Injured ’ When Three Story Building Destroyed.

Still Seareh One Missing In Chicago Blast   More Than 30 Persous Injured; City Escapes Ma tar Disaster.

Three-Story Brick Building Razed by  ~ Violent Explosion   Over 30 Injured; Cause of Disaster Remains Undetermined Today

LEVELS $STORY BRICK BUILDING AT NOON SUNDAY   WOULD HAVE BEEN MAJOR DISASTER ON ANY OTHER DAY

Third Body In Chicago Loop Blast ls Found  Say Accumulated Gas May Be Responsible; 30 P iured  ersons Iniu

Three Killed, 35 Injured in Chicago Blast   Gas Explosion in Building at ‘Wells and Van Buren Streets Rocks Entire Loop

Third Body Taken From Debris Of Chicago Blast.  Three-Story Building Leveled; Damage Toll to Be Extensive

Ft. Wayne Couple Die In Blast at Chicago Sunday   RECOVER ANOTHER VICTIM

U.S. MEDIATOR  FOUND IN COMA   Victim Was Working On Railway Wage Case

Truman Challenged To Back up Civil Rights Committee   Republican Asks Anti-Poll Tax Legislation

Republican Asks Poll Tax Repeal As Test Of Faith   Adoption Of Report Vigorously Urged

Anti-Poll Tax Law Demanded   Rep. MacKinnon Asks President To Take Action

No More Recordings After Dee. 31. Music Czar James Petrillo Declares

Musicians "Naver Again” To Make Records after Dec. 31, Says Petrillo   Decision Affects 225,000 Members . In U. S. and Canada

2 EMMITS BURG MEN SENTENCED IN BALTIMORE   Wills And Shorb Gets 31/ Years Each For Stealing Automobile   STOLE MACHINE AND CROSSED STATE LINE

ANDERSON ASKS WORLD MEETING ON GRAIN SETUP   International Council Head Warns Food Stock: Are at “Lowest Ebb”

13 AUTOISTS TASGED FOR ILLEGAL PARKING   10 Had Overstayed Limit, 3 Used Prohibited Zones

Solons © Speed. UpWork   Some Laps Picked Up At Raleigh This Week

Bill On Local Beer Option Is Presented   Large Number Of Bills Introduced In Both Houses

Holy City Worshippers Visit Historic Place Where Christ Rose From Dead

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FF Oe Oe ee ew  Privileges Under Taft-Hartley Bill Too Great to Be Ignored

Anti-Semitism Movement Said Revived Britain Steps Up Campaign T« Crush Fascism In Slum Areas

British War  On Fascism  Step-Up Campaign   Step-Up Campaign Against Radicals

DRIVE ON FASCISM IN ENGLAND BEGINS AS BACKERS SPEAK   Stepped-up Campaign Is Reported in Slum Area of West End; Men Said Mosley Followers.   ANTI-SEMITISM SAID TO BE THEME

British Increase Attempt to Crush Fascism Reviva   London Police Alerted for Meetings Held By Mosley’s Followers   LAW TO DEAL WITH ANTI-JEWISH TALKS   Speakers Would Be Held on Charges of Incitement to Viclence

President Stops  to Visit Mother Is Slated to Fly to Mexico City

Truman Sees Mother Enroute To Mexico   President Makes Personal Check On Mother's Condition

President Begins Flicht to Mexico   Pauses En: Route to Visit : - Mother. iDepar ts Today:

Visit To His Mother Made By President   Stops Off At Home In Missouri While On Way To Mexico

All Workers Are Ordered Back To Job:   Moscow Severs Trade Parley With France In Surprise Move

The Vote by Boxes   BREAKING UP, REDS RETALIATE  France’s Mission to Moscow Ordered Home

REPATRIATION UNIT TOLD 10 LEAVE MOSCOW  Paris. Meanwhile.   Paris, Meanwhile, Steps Up Its Drastie Campaign Against Communists,

‘Communists Accede to Government Ultimatum and Stop Protest: in Nation.  RUSSIAN ACTION

Russia Severs Negotiations With France   Soviet in Reprisal Moves, ag Reds Bow to French  Government

Russia Severs Trade Negotiations with Erance. Fiects Repatriation Mission

News Day And Night   Communist Leaders Capitulate To Government Ultimatum   Workers Ordered To Resume Jobs   Soviets, As Reprisal, Order French Repatriation Mission Out Of Moscow

Union Yields. To Decree In Emergeney  RA....... seotd.<..   Moscow Orders French Group Home, Bars Second

French Mission Ordered to Quit  Russian Capital   Move in Retaliation for Ouster of Sov_iet Leaders From Paris; Trade Talks Between Two Countries Cancelled

Soviet Orders French Group Home As French Step Up Drive On Reds   Moscow Kicks Out Repatriation Commission, Cancells Visit Of Trade Delegation As European Turmoil Seethes.

Russia Breaks Of Negotiations For French] Trade  French Trade Negotiators Ordered Gut of Russia as French Break Up Red Campo

Angry Russia Halts French Trade Talk, Expels Delegation   Retaliation Follows New Tempo In Paris’ Efforts To Crack Down On Communist-Insnired Steikac

Reds End. Trade Negotiations With France  _ Acts in Reprisal For French Anti-. Communist Drive

Russia Breaks Off Trade Talks With France After Paris Acts Against Reds

SEVERS TALKS. ON TRADE AND pcOHTBUATION   Paris Government Ready to Use 240,000 Troops Aqainst Strike.

Reds End French Strikes   Halt Trade Talks Oust Mission from Moscow

RUSSIA BREAKS OFF TRADE TALK WITH FRENCH   Retaliates for Expulsion Of Red Trouble Makers  From France

Reds Angry Over Drive  On Strikers   French Troops Ready To Battle Communists In Pari:

Schuman Wins Fight  on Strife   Moscow Orders Paris Mission to Leave as Talks Broken Off

Labor Leaders Call Halt to Strike Wave After Moscow Action   Soviets Break Off Trade Negotiations with Schuman Government, Send Repatriation Mission Packing in Reprisal Move

CRISIS BREAKS AS RUSS HALT TRADE PARLEY   In Reprisal for Mission Ouster

Soviet Retaliates Against Country Earlier in Day   Russia Ends Trade Negotiations, Ejects Repatriation Mission

Repatriation Commission Is Ordered  ToGo Home   Communist Labor Leaders Call Off Paralyzing -Strikes Throughout France

$350 Million To Be Wiped Off Books  Food Supply Ample To Meet Needs for

Poland Not Hungry, Says Survey Report   US May Also Cancel Relief To Hungary

REPORT SAYS POLAND CAN. MEET NEEDS   Food Situation in Country Much Better Than in Other Areas

POLISH SHARE OF ~ RELIEF CANCELLED   Official Says Nation Car Pravide Own Needs

Enough Food Available, Official Says   Some Imports . Still Needed, State Department Thinks

U.S. Caneels Proposed Aid To. Poland  Downnt Rhnvecc Pate   Report Shows, Poles Themselves Can Moet Food Minimum

CANCEL POLAND'S . AME OF THE U.S. RELIEF -PROCRAM   ‘On Grounds That Poles Have . Sufficient : ‘Food, State Of’ ficials ‘Said.   MAY EXCLUDE HUNGARY   Action Taken on Recommendation of'a.Survey — Mission.

Report Made After Special  Survey Of Need   Country Isn’t In Need As Much As Some; Through  Private Agencies.

EXCLUSION OF HUNGARY ALSO SEEN   State Department Says Poland Has Sufficient Food

Step Follows Food Survey Inside Nation   Supplies Adequate To Carry Country For Rest of Year

Action Taken on Grounds Poland Has Enough Food  State Dept. May Act ‘ame With Hunaary

— POLAND—  Country  Food Held Sufficient For Needs   PERMITS  OUTSIDE HELP

Relief to Poland Stopped by iS.  Food Survey Shows Minimums Available  There This Year

State Department Announces Cancellation of Warsaw’s Allotment in $350,000,000 Foreign Relief Fund.

Action Taken on Grounds Poland Has Enough Food  State Dept. May Act

SURVEY SHOWS AMERICAN AID IS-NOT NEEDED   Prober Finds Country Has Enough Food to Meet Minimum Needs

Hungary Also Faces Loss Of American Aid   Survey Indicates That Poles Have Plenty OF Food

U.S. CANCELS POLE AID FUND   Private Agencies Can Supply Needs, Report Says

SURVEY SHOWS ENOUGH FOODS REST OF YEAR   State Dept. Aide Submits Report Dropping Nation From Vast Program

ACTION TAKE AFTER RELIEF SURVEY MADE   Col. Harrison Reports Ample Supplies in Foreign Nation

Poland Now Has Sufficient Food. Officials Report   Hungary, Another Soviet Satellite, May Also Be Excluded From Program

POLAND RELIEF SHARE CANCELED   Survey Decides Country Has ‘Sufficient Food’

‘Poland Cut Off OfU.S. Aid Program   Foeds Available Are Sufficient For Minimum Needs, U.S. Investigator Savs

Poland’s Share in U. S. Foreign Relief Program Cancelled   Decision Made After Survey Shows Poles  Have Enough Food to Mest Minimum Alon

Need Greater In ~ Other Countries   Action Taken On Recommendation Of Col. Harrison, Special Assistant To Secretary Of Agriculture Anderson

ADVISOR STATES FOOD SUPPLIES ARE SUFFICIENT   OTHER NATIONS TO NEED AMERICAN AID MORE THAN POLES

U.S. Removes Poland From Its Relief List   ‘Enough Food Available To Meet Minimum Needs’

Food Situation Better Than In Other Nations   Action Recommended After Survey Made’ For. Secretary. Marshall .

‘Just Ask the .Housewife—  ‘Meat Less Than Under OPA   Subsidy, Under Counter Costs Are Cited

Chuck Roast And Hamburger Cost Less Today Than Under OPA—But That’s All

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Los Angeles: A Tomboy Able To Laugh At Herself Still

Los Angeles Is About Only. Big Town That Is Still ~ Able to Laugh at Itself .

EAST SWELTERS IN RECORD HEAT   Parts Of Corn Belt Ge Rain; Drouth Critical in Other Regions

EASTERN U.S, STILL IN GRIP QF HEAT WAVE   Mercury Sets Season’s Record in N. York; Relief in Sight

EAST SWELTERS IN NEAR RECORD HEAT   Cooler in Mid-West, With Corn Bel Getting Some Needed ‘Rainfall,

COOL WEATHER PROMISED FOR EASTERN AREA   Tropical Hurricane Hits Tampico, Mexico; No Casualties Known

Brothers in Jail Here After Fracas At Russellville  Had Assaulted Marshe Following Peace  ee = =

Brothers in Jail Here Affer Fracas At Russellville   Had Assaulted Marshal Following Peace Disturbance

School Bloc Spurns Offer ‘For Aids By  ‘Green Forees   $10,000,000 Boost Doesn't Interest Group Leaders Who Seek 333,000,000

Ship Reported In Danger of Breaking Apart  Five Other Damaged Vessels Proceeding Toward Safe Havens

SHIP WITH 50 MEN ABOARD IN DANGER   Cracks Develop in Landing Craft and Fear Is Held That It Way Break Apart

Six Ships Hit By High Seas Limp To Port   Tank Landing Ship, With - 50 Aboard, Latest In Danger Off Hon*. olulu Coast

Several Damaged Ships Seek. Havens  ’ Fonk Londing Ship fn Denges of Breaking Apert

Tank Landing Ship Is in Danger of Breaking Apart   Four Other Vessels Damaged in Storms Creeping Toward Ports in Pacific: Rescue Vessel Sent to Aid Navy Craft

Iniensify Search for Kidnapers  Commentator’s Wife Ts Assault Victim

STUDENT STRIKES CONTINUE IN CHINA   Martial Law Fails to End AntiWar Demonstrations—Americans Lease Changchun,

French Balk At Accepting Soviet Note   Cabinet Action Appears Te Be Rebuff Of Soviets In Breaking Trade Talks

Franco-Russian Diplomatic Rift Held Possibility  French Government Refuses To Accept

France Snubs Note From Soviet Ending Trade Negotiations   Most of French Workers Return To Their Jobs

FRENCH oPLiT WITH OVE NEARS BREAK   Gov’t Refuses to Accept Note from Moscow Ending Trade Parleys.

PARIS - MOSCOW RIFT WIDENING   French Brand Russian Note : As ‘Unacceptable’

French Strikers Return To Work As Government Rejects Russian Note   Full Import Of Cabinet Is Beclouded, Appears To Be Rebuff Of Soviet’s Charge of “Foul Slander’.

France Rejects Russian Note  * Strikers Go Back -to Their Jobs —

French Reject Russians Note  essuae Severin   Message Severing Trade Negotiations Refused in Paris

SOVIET NOTE IS REJECTED BY FRANCE   Because It Was Made Public Before French Got It

Diplomatic Relations Strained   Premier Schuman Beats Communists On Labor Front

Russia Charges Treaty Breakinc In Terse Note   Moscow Expels French Mission

FRENCH, RUSSIANS UONTINUE 10 SPAR ABOUT RELATIONS   Leaders Refuse to Accept Soviet Note Breaking Trade  Jealings: See Another Rift.   MINISTER PLANS RADIO BROADCAST

France Balks At Accepting  Russian Note  ™, F,. ff f~r_._.......   Rebuff Occurs As Strikers Return to Jobs

French Strikers Return to Jobs: Ports Are Busy   12 Members of Russian Repatriaticn Commission  Ordered E:cpelled

POTATO" FORGER GETS 10 MONTHS SENTENCE   Langhorne Son _ Imprisonec For Assaulting Parents

FORGER SENTENCED — TO 10 MONTHS IN JAIL   Guiky Te’ Forging o rorg $10 Check  *

Market Slumops Deeper   Stock Average Down to Lowest in Two Years; Selling Heavy

Grant Withdrawal Of $450,000,000   Cash Will Be Advanced To Help British To Meet Economic Crisis; Five Year Program To Boost Food Production Decided by Government In  Anan

English Will MakeBigLoan Withdrawal   Last One Until U. S.., Britain Complete Revision of Pact

Britain to Take $450,000 of Remaining Loar   Withdrawals by August 29 Will‘Leave Credit cf $400,000,000

New Bishop Uses Borrowed Robes At Consecration   Rev. Dr. Nash Elevated At Impressive Service Yn Boston’s Trinity Church

Overflowing Crowd Expected To Be On Hand To Witness Friday Night Game Here  VAN FAVORITE  Bulldogs Off Form In Defeating Edgewood Five 27-13: In Play Here Tuesaday Nich?

Overtlowing Crowd Expected To Be On Hand To Witness Friday Night Game Here  VAN FAVORITE  Bulldogs Off Form In Defeating Edgewood Five 27-13: In  Diane BY aca Per: mandaczs Riinwk?

Snowfall Hits Most Of State   Rain and Low Temperatures Tonight; No Snow In Coastal Section

OPA, Down To Last Million Dollars; May Be Forced.To Quit Business In 72 Hours

Cannot Enforce Rations   OPA Gasping For Life; Will Expire Soon Unless Senate Refuses House Slash of Funds

OPAHits Bottom Of Till  For Sum   Enforcements May Have To End In  Few Hours.

SENATE RESCUE ONLY RECOURSE FOR SAVING IT   Down To Last Million Dollars, Only Sen. ate Action Can Save Rent And rice Controls, Anc Sugar Rasontne:

O.P.A. May Quit Enforcement: Due  To Lack of Funds   Rent Ceilings, Sugar Ration and Few Remiining Controls May Be Left on Lim?

OPA DOWN 10 LAST MILLION  AAAV LIAVEC TOOT   MAY HAVE TO QUIT WITHIN 42 HOURS UNLESS RESCUED

OPA SEES FINISH UNDER FUND CUT   Fears End Of All Controls If _ Senate Approves Slash

May Delay Action on OPA   Cut in Funds Threatens Life of Agency, Officials Say

0.P.A. To Losi. Powers Unless Senate Steps — In: Has Little Cash Left

OPA Is Down Tolts Last Million   End of Rent and Sugar Controls Is Seen By Late This Week

Down To The Last Million  OPA Spokesmen Forecast End Of Last Price, Rent Controls Within 72 Hours’

Ceilings Off If OPA Not “Rescued”   Down to Last Million, Agency May “Quit Within 72 Hours

Fund Slash by House Leaves Agency on Spot; Down to Its Last Million

OPA Offering Death Bed Plea   Agency Heads Say Few Remaining Controls May Stop In 72 Hours

OPA May Have to Quit Enforcing All Controls Within 72 Hours.  Slash in Funds. If Voted, Will End   Slash in Funds, If Voted, Will End Aaency Four'Months in Advance

OPA Activities Face Curtailmen   Agency Js Down To Last Million Dollars

MUROG TESTS - NEW AIRCRAFT   Jet Bomber, Rocket Plane Make Trial Runs

Sen. Tobey, Rep., Backs Part of . Truman Program   ~ Wants His Party To: Abandon  Partisan Approach

TOBEY ASKS GOP UNITY IN FIGHT ON LIVING COSTS   Wants Partisan Politics Forgotten For Human Welfare

Police Return to Original Theory i in Ohio Baby Deaths  Believe Maniacal Slayer Invaded Massillon Hospital to Beat Sleeping Infants to Death

BABIES’ KILLER FINISHED CRIME IN 10 MANUTES      xospital Offielal Reveals Infants Left _Unwatched Only That Time.

British Grumble Over New Curbs  Rich And Poor Alike Affected By Budget

Britons Grumble  Over New Curbs   Government Aims Tc Check Spending Power; Teo Levy More Taxes.

BRITONS GRUMBLE OVER NEW BUDGET   Calls for New Curbs on Spending Power.

Britons Grumble Over New Curbs  But Press Favors Harsher Measure

COE PRESIDENTIAL MOBILIZING WOMEN      1500 Women Leaders To Meet in Phila. on Nov. 11th, 12th and 13th   25TH ANNIVERSARY   “Silver” Convention of Pa Council of Republican Women To Be Held

Farm Income. for Year Is Highest in U. 5. History   Gross Receipts to Top $34-Billion, Reports Agriculture Chiefs

Farm Income  Tops Record   Highest In U. S. History By Wide Margin; Will Stay High In 1948

SEE BREAK IN TELEPHONE STRIKE   Independent Unions Sign Agreements In N. Y., Penna.

Pennsylvania Is First To Accept Increase, New York Follows Suit   Acceptance Of Basic Pay Increases Ranging Up To $4 Weekly Comes As “Surprise” To Spokesman Of Affiliates And Independents.

First Major Phone Strike Settlement   46,000 in New York and Pennsylvania Return to Jobe

First Major Wage Settlements Made   NFTW Official Declares His Union Will Hold Out For Nothing Less Than $6 Week

Pennsylvania, New York Unions Accept S4 Boost   Negotiations Continue Between Long Lines Group and Company

Inside Your Congress  Let's Bust This Racket!  SAMUEL B. PETTENGILL “The Gentleman trom

SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPRER COMES OUT WITH CONGRESSIONAL AID PLAN TO EQUALIZE YUEE GIVING

From A Johnson, Grass:Farm:  Skull Creek Philosopher Comes: Out With Congressional Aid Plan to Equalize Yule Giving

Professional Curiosity May Lead To Grounding For Life Of Veteran Pilot Of Airliners

Grounded For Life? Curiosity of Airline Pilot Caused Plane to Turn Over

Keep Money Orders As Receipts :Elderly Pair Loses Home; : They Paid The Wrong Bank

PRODUCTION OF COAL IS BEING RESUMED TODAY   Little Prespect Of Full. Scale Operations; Some Pits Okayed      UNION HEAD ADVISES MEN TO STAY HOME

Extended Tieup  of Mines Seen  Miners May Extend Mourning Period

Coal Miners Expected To Remain Idle   Few Pits Likely To Reopen As Six-Day Layoff Period Ends

Some Workers Told To Stay Out Of Mines      Little Hope Held For Full. Scale Resumption Of Production

Lewis Latest Bombshell Hit By Krug Reply   Resumption of Worl Today Is Put In Doubtful Stace

Miners Intend To Fight Over Safety Issue   Little Hope Felt for Early Return to Normal Production

PERSONALITIES DISCUSSED BY LION SPEAKER  Club Votes to Give $150 Toward Suppor

PERSONALITIES DISCUSSED BY LION SPEAKER  Club Votes to Give $150 Toward Suppor OF Teerpace Canteer

Agriculture Prices Will Remain High   World Demand Expected To Assure Favorable Returns Until 1950

Hearings On. Major Bills Due To Open   Closed Shop To Be -Debated Tomorrow

Trucks, Wages Bills Up   State Legislators Are Facing Busy Eighth Week

Two Hearings Take Spotlight At State Capital   Trucking Measure and Wage and Hour Bill To Be Considered

ieee A ee OR SS Sele ad wv lhe ee oSrllCUWwD oe a  Slugging Indians To Have Fans Along Cheering Them On; Visitors Hot After Second Place Now

Ada, Ardmore Will Play   Slugging Indians To Have Fans Along Cheering Them On; Visitors Hot After Second Place Now

Country Churchyard Used By Moonshiners as Site For Operating Two Stilis

Drive To Give Palestine Independence Launched .  By Russia In UN Session

Mother, 72, Irked When Authorities Free The Three Children She Kept Prisoners In Cages

“by Kids, Aren’t They?” Mother Says  Middle-Aged Trio Is Found Tied And Caaed In Squalor

i i tl  Two Brothers, Sister Freed from Cages, Shackles Where Held by Mother

Middle - Aged Brothers and Sister Are Held Prisoner in Attic by 72-Year-Old Mother

TRIO 1S HELD CAPTIVE YEARS   Minneapolis Mother Being Quizzed for Conduct

Tip by Neighbor Frees 3 Middle-aged Children Held Captive by Mother

BLIND GIRL'S APPEAL POSTPONED BY BOARD   Decision Reserved Barring Pet From School

Two Youths Are Sentenced To Life Terms For Murder   Jurist Shows Contempt For ‘Ex-Convicts. Who Killed Young Man ‘And Raped Uni  vercity Coed

Rape-Slayers Get Life Prison Terms   Wisconsin. Judge Bemoans State Lack Of Capital Punishment Taw -

SIGLER STUDIES PRISON STORIES   Reports Of Dissension Heard At Jackson By Governor

Hint Ex-Chiefs. Are Interfering   Heyns Asked for Full Report, Wants Chance to Run Prison

Guild Atfacked A Communistic By Film Writer   Reynolds Is Named In Movie Hearings

GUILD HAS RED TINGE   Fred Niblo Says Moderates Have Gained Since 1936

SAYS FILM GUILD HAS RED TINGE   ‘Fred Niblo Says Moderates Have Gained Since 1934

Probers Get Low Down On  Red Writers   Screen Authors Buzzec With “Communist Activities’, Congressmen Are Informed.

DEMANDS AIR SAFETY PLANS   Chairman Hits Excuses And Urges Concrete Recommendations

SVIRIDOY STOPS TRIP ON DANUBE   Prominent American Officers In Boat Said in ‘Parilous Waters’

Rites Tomorrow For Senator Bilbe   Fiery Mississippian To Be Buried Near Place of His Birth

Bilbo Is Loser In Long Fight Against Cancer   Heart Failure Adds Final Complication

Bilbo Rites Will Be Held On Saturday   Body of Mississippi Senator Lies in State At His Poplarville, Miss., Mansion.

Funeral For Bilbo To Be  Tomorrow   Stormy Senator Loses Struggle Against Cancer

Jester Announces Good Neighbor Commission Member:   Urges Compulsory Teaching Spanish jn Public Schools

Communist Coup Places Red Leader Head of Czechs  Gottwald Now Political Strona Man

Reds Control Slovakia Now  Fake ‘Crisis’ Drives Foes From Cabinet; Caommunicte Take Ove

Communist-Engineered Crisis Gives Red Control of Czech Government

VICTORY SCORED BY CZECH REDS   Communist On Top O Heap As Political Strong Man

All Officers Are Re-Elected by  State Stockmen  W. P. Sullivan Again Heads Association; Dr. Renne Is Speaker

Stettinius In Keynote   Junction City Fete For China Aid Touched Off By Top Speakers

Says Truth Can Bolster U.S.-China Friendship   Former Secretary of State Urges Aid at Junction City Meeting

—ROBBERY— 12 Robbers scape In Stolen Cars  Holdup Is Staged During Floor Show

250 Patrons At Gambling Club Fleeced   Like Gangster Movie, Says Weman Victim

GAMING CLUB PATRONS FACE MACHINE GUNS   Exclusive Resorr Near Painesville,  O.. Is Held Up

12 BANDITS ROB CLUB PATRONS AT PAINESVILLE   Take $200,000 in Cash, Furs Jewelry From 250 People; Flee in Stolen Cars

Masked Bandits Rol Exclusive Club Of About $200,000  Patrons Think Raid As Part of Night’s Floor Show

TAX CUTTING CONTROVERSY BREAKS ANEW   GOP Is Charged With Using Steamroller  To Force Bill

TAX REDUCTION BATTLE REVIVED   Knutson Bill Calls For 20 Percent Slash In Income Levies

CONTROVERSY ON TAX SLASH FLARES ANEW   Knutson Says Hearings on 20 Pct “Across the Board” Cut Will Open Thursday.

Boost Funds For Missouri State Colleges   House Group Grants  Increases Totalling More Than Million

Administration Opens Fight Aoainst Plans to Cut Taxes   Treasury Secretary Wants Budget Surplus Put on National Debt

[Income Tax Cut Opposed By Treasury   Snyder Says That For Time Being Surplus Should Go To Cut National Debt

START ON PROJECI   Workmen Busy Re-Wiring the eet Memorial S. Builds

329-Day Allis-Chalmers Strike Is Ended by Union   Workers To Return Without Contract but Leaders Say Fight Will Be Continued

STRIKERS WHO LOST 20 MIL  LIONS IN WAGES GET 12% CENTS HOURLY BOOST. IN PAY

Annual Meeting Farm Bureau At Pocahontas Nov. 4      To Draw Up Resolutions for County Organization

Nine Men On Mariner Seaplane Missing In Wastelands Of South Polar Region

Fog, Sno. Prevent Plane Search  9 Aidkanr DRMe Daadu far Mint far Man Miccina in Palar Aran

Naval Craft Waiting to Start Search  Seaplane Vanishes In   Seaplane Vanishes In Antarctic Sea On Photographic Mission

Weather Halts  Plane Search   Big Martin Mariner With Nine Aboard Missing For Days. —

N 3-Day Storm Ni Halts Hunt — n For Byrd Plan   Rescue Planes Ready, Cheering Messages Sent Out

Sparta Flyer Among Nine Missing From Byrd Expedition /[n Antarctic

Antaretie : Flyers May Have Landed  Plane Carried 30-Day Rations

Snow and Fog Hindering Plane Search   Pine Island Trying To Get Contact With Missing Men

Seaplane With Nine Aboard Disappeared Monday In Bleak, Uncharted Wasiclands

BYRD SEAPLANE STILL MISSING   SNOW, FOG PREVENTS SEARCH FOR 9 LOST IN POLAR WASTELAND

Nine Men Aboard Seaplane On Byrd Polar Expedition Disappear Without Trace

Weather too Bad To Seek Airplane Lost in Antarctic  But Navy Retains Hope for Belated Word From Craft

Two Bloe Split Looms in Europe As Britain. France Detvy Russians

AID TO EUROPE WILL GO AHEAD   France And Britain Defy Moscow, Call 22 Nations For July 12 Meeting

British, French Slate Meeting Of 24 Nations   Way-Left 0 pen for Reds  Yo Join Conference  (On: Marshall Plan

2? Kuropean Nations Invited To New Parley   Britain, France Take Up Soviet Challenge; Meet in Paris July 12

Britain And France Defy Warnings   Invite 22 Other Nations To July 12 Conference On Marshall Aid-toKBurope Plan .

EUROPE ECONOMIC. PARLEY CALLED IN DEFIANCE OF REDS   Britain and France Invite 22 Other Nations to Confer in Paris July 12 on  Marshall Program. 5   SEEN AS BEGINNING J OF 2-BLOC STRUGGLE   No Bid Goes Forward to Russian Government, But Door   Is Left Open for Her  Participation,

Britain And France Defy Red Warning By Inviting 22 Nations To Aid Meet   Conference Set For July 12 In Paris To Work Out Plans For Implementation Of Marshall Program Of Economic Aid To Europe  RR. Tacrpis &w VrWVWATAN

Seviets Not Invited Fer New Meeting   Britain, France In Defi To Russians; Wilk Oper Fuly 32

CHARGE CARRIES A MAXI MUM OF FIVE YEARS IN PRISON AND $5,000  FINE -

Don't Let Soap Supply Fool You Cleaning Powder and Chips Remains in Short Supply

Builders Go On Strike   16,000 Quit In Detroit Area; Cement * Workers Walk Out

Building Trades Workers Strike in Detroit Area; Housing Projects Stopped   Carpenters Lead Tieup; Cement Plants Shut Down in Four States: Mine Workers’ Talks at Standstill

Labor Situation is Changed But Little;  Steelworkers Oui   CIO and AFL Leaders to Talk Merger; Miners’  Negotiations Rest

CONSTRUCTION WORK HALTED IN DETROIT; CEMENT UNION OUT  SMALL STEEL WALKOUT MAY END SOON: AFL

Plan Approved For Step-Up In Reich Industry   U. S. And Britain Seek To Spur Recovery; France Opposes Move, Asks For More Fuel

German Industry Will Be Boosted   U. S., Britain Buck French Objections To Lift Production

US.-Britain to” Boost Level of German Industry   Move Made, Despite French Objections, in Order to Spur Reeavoery

Britain Gives UN Problem Of Holy Land   Decision in London May Force Meeting of General Assembly

Byrd Expedition Reaches Ghost-Like ‘Little America’  ' 6-Year-Old Food Perfectly Preserved  In Zero Temperatures Of Antarctic

Food Left in Little America Ill in 1941 Found in Good Condition After Six Years

Husking Bee At The Emmet  Rolfson Farm  Emmet Is Patient In Veterans Hospit-

Troopers of Four States Hunt Slayer   Disappointed Lover Shoots Neighbor, Visiting Kin

Suitor Murders Two Men And Kidnaps Wife Of One, Flees; Police Watch Four-State Area

Loyalty Standard Bill Set for Congress Action  Measure Is Must on Calendar Before Adjourning

LOYALTY BILL SET FOR VOTE   GOP Leaders Give Priority To Measure For Passage At Present Session

Majorities Crush Red Opposition   U. S.-Sponsored. Issues Placed On Assembly's Agenda

Russia s Position Weaker   U.S. Takes Firm Leadership Grip After Test Votes

U.S. Proposals Placed On UN Agenda Over  Soviet : Protests   Britain, France Take Hands-Off Attitude On Treaty Revision

Russia Licked In Battle For UN. Leadership   Soviet Today Holds But Weak Minority Position.

RUSSIA LOSES IN SERIES OF UN TEST VOTES   American-Sponsored ~ Issues Are Placed on Assembly’s Agenda

Defeats Leave Russia in a ‘Weak Minority’   Soviets Crushed in Series of U. N. Assembly Tests on American-Sponsored Issues Involving Greece, Korea and Veto-Free Security Agency

Russia Loses in Test Votes in Assembly   American Sponsored Issues Placed on United Nations Agende

US Winning First Tests   Soviet ‘Warmongering’ Charge Is Expected to Get Little Support

Reds Are At End Of Limb   Big U.N. Majority Chops Down Russian Opposition

Reds Beaten Badly In U. N. Test Votes   Overwhelming Majority Ballot Puls - TT. &.Snoneored Issues on Acenda

USSR Finds Self Weak Minority... .  Russian Hand Is Weaker After Test Votes In UN

U. S. Succeeds in Placing Greece, Korea and Veto Issues on Agenda Despite Bitter Attacks by Russia

Series Of Votes Produce Result, Americans Find   Argentine Proposal To Revise Italian Treaty Helps Move

Test Votes Place Korea, Greece on Agenda; Italy Peace Pact Up For Review

Majority Beats Russian Vefoes   Lags Behind U. S. For U. N. Leadership

Russia Is In Minority After Fight With U. S. For Assembly Leadership

SOVIETS LEFT IN MINORITY POSITION   Veto-Free Security Agency Placed On Agenda   U.S, DELEGATES   Believed In Position Tt Put Over Its Program Without Opposition

Red Position Weakened by Many Deteats   Big Majorities Crush Soviet Opposition to U. S. Proposals

RUSSIA IN UN VOTING   Overwhelming Majorities are Given U. S. Proposals

Soviets Suff er New Setback In Session Of UN   ‘Rebuffed By. Majority ‘Of Nations, Russia: Now Finds Herself In  Weak Maiority ™

U. N. Defeats Leave Reds In Weak Position   In Contest With United States For Leadership In Assembly

Overwhelming Majorities Place US Firmly In Leadershin Of Assembly

U. S.-ENDORSED ISSUES RECEIVE ASSEMBLY 0.K.   Soviet Expected To Receive Little Support In Effort To Brand America

Russia. Beaten, Finds Self in Weak: Minority   American-Sponsored Issues of Greece and Korea Placed on the United Nations Agenda

Assembly Test Votes Produce Clear Margin   Diplomats See Little Gain For Soviets In WarMongering Charaes

Opposition By Soviets Beaten Down   American Proposals Get Places on Assembly’s Agenda During Series Of Test Ballots

Combine Lack ls Threat to Wheat Harvest   Early End of Shipyard Strike Not in Sight

Joe LaFlamme And His Moose, Muskeg, Have Opposing Ideas About Collecting $1,000 Reward From Lodge

{ Mackenzie’s Colunn  U.S. Ready To Aid Russia When. ‘/Expansion Ambitions Are Cooled

Wallace Suggestion That the U.S. Aid Russia Does Not Fit Plan to Fight Communism

CHARGES RUSSIA TRIED TO BLACKMAIL UNITED NATIONS By MAX HARRELSON

Security Council Of U. N. Sees Big-Power Battle Over Memberships

Soviet Action Is Said to Be Blackmait   Australian Attack: Russia During Admittance Debate

ACCUSED RUSSIA OF USING ‘BLACKMAIL’ IN SECURITY COUNCIL   Aimed at Forcing Wt te Ad. mit Soviet Satellites to U. N. Membership.   VADER BY WOR, HODGSON   Referred to a Statement bys Soviet Minister Gromvko.

Aussie Delegate Says Rus sia Tried to Make U.N. Accept Satellites   HITS HUNGARIAN RULE   Johnson Charges Government of Violating

Australia Raps Russian Stand  ‘Blackmail’ Charge Made Aaainst Reds

Soviets Charged. With “Blackmail” At UN Assembly   Australian Says ‘Russians Trying.to Force Cguncil'te . ‘Admit Satellitac

Reds Accused Of ‘Blackmail By Australia   Soviets Will Admit ltaly into the U.N. Only If 4 Satellites Are Also Accepted

CHARGE RUSSIA WITH BLACKMAIL TO FORCE VOTE   REJECT SUGGESTION FOR BARGAINING ON SOVIET SATELLITES

New Big-Power Fight Flares Over U. N. Membership for Satellites   Australian Accuses Russia of ‘Blackmail’ Aimed at Forcing Security Council to Admit Soviet-Dominated Nations: U.S. Flays Hungary

Aussie Accuses Russia of Use Of Blackmail   Admission of Soviet Satellites Produces Fight in Council

Accuses Reds Of Blackmail In UN Council   Fight Is On Over Admission.  Of USSR Satellites

SOVIET ACCUSED OF ‘BLACKMAIL’   UNG Charge Comes On Issue Of Seats For Ex-Enemies

Charge Made After Russia Imposes Pressure To Admit Satellites To UN   Requests To Come  Up In Their Order   U. S. Seeks Reinforcement tus Truman Doctrine In Greece

‘Blackmail?  Is Hurled  At Russia  U.N. Membership Starts New Clash

Hodgson Says Soviet in U.N. ‘Blackmails’   Australian Charges Effort To Force Satellite Admittance:

Big Powers In Another UN Battle   Russia Fights U.S. anc Britain on Membership Question

Australian Makes Blackmail Charge Against Russia  Gromyke Promised to Back Sraly’s UN Application if - Bod Saiellites Admiiied

Australian s Critical Of Soviet Stand   Admission Of Italy Supported By U.S. And Great Britain

Assails Russian Efforts to Get Satellites in U.N   U.S. Drafts New Balkans Proposal To Guard Greece

Reds Accused Of Blackmail   ‘Security Council Battles Over Seats For Ex-Enemies

Admission  Issue Spurs  U.N. Conflict   Former Enemies, Applications to Be Decided Separately

AGUS REDS OF BLAGKMALL VOTE THREATS   Hodgson Hits Conditions fot Admission of Italy to Council.

Accuses Russia Of ‘Blackmail’ In UN Membership   Soviet Charged With Trying To Force Satellites Into League; Jews And Arabs Assured flearing

‘Blackmail’ Charge Hurled At Russians   By Austrotion. After Gromyke Says Wit Vore for fraly os U. NW. Member Onty tf Her Seteilites Accepted

REDS’ PRESSURE MOVES LIKENED TO ‘BLACKMAIL’   Aussie Delegate Hurls Charge After Russia Urges UN Vote on Satellites

UN IN BATTLE OVER ENTRY OF EX-FOF STATES   Hodgson Says Russia ‘Using Blackmail to Admit Red Satellites

Action Toward Italy Is  Reason   U. S. And Britain Oppose Soviets On Balkans

Aussie Hits At Russia   Accuses Reds of Using ‘Blackmail’ To Force Admission of Satellites

Charges Reds With ‘Blackmail’   Australian Delegate Lashes Out In Assembly Debate

‘Blackmail’ Charge Hurled At Russians   By Auatrstion Atter Gromyke Says Will Vote for Htaty as U. N. Member Only If Har Satellites Accepted

Security Council Likely To Approve U. S. Pronesal Te Delay Arms Reduction Debate

U. §. Motion Is Sure of Passage  Would Postpone   Would Postpone Arms Reduction Talk

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Better To Never Have Loved Than To Have Lost A ‘Tall’

It All Happened Way Back in 7th Grade, But Even Yet  Hal Boyle Hates Valentine's Day

 That Well-Remembered School Love Caused One Gu  to Hate Valentine’s Day.

Valentine’s Day Is Headache to Gent Who Reealls Tall Sweetie, Lost Candy

Hope To Place Measure On President's Desk Not Later Than Wednesday   Measure Providing 10.5 To 30 Percent Reductions Is Opposed By Truman But Veto Threat Has Not Yet Been Indicated.

Coal Industry Warns New Strike ‘Inevitable’   Spokesman Tells Senate Labor Committee U.S Contract With Lewis ‘Violates. the Law’; NLRB. Board Accused by Weirton Steel Firm

Soft Coal Group Hits Mines Pact  Term Coal Industry As a Muzzled Dog

LEWIS CONTRACT VIOLATES LAW, CONGRESS TOLD   New Coal Strike Laos Unless Royalty Levy Dropped

Coal Operators Claim Government’s Contract With Lewis Breaks Lau

Ask NLB To Tell  Its Story   Coal Association Likens Soft Coal ‘Industry to a Muzzled Dog

HALLECK CERTAIN OF CONGRESS JOB   Indiana Representative Is Slated fer Vital Position.

Southern Pacific Walkout Due Monday Unless Road Grants Engineer Demands   Longest Railroad's 15,000 Miles Face Tieup as Negotiations End; Mercier Cites Crop Loss Danger

S. P. STRIKE IS SET FOR NEXT MONDAY   Engineers Called Out; 19 Demands Made On Company

SP Engineers Sef Walkout For Monday   Economic Losses Would Be Heavy For Wide Area

RAPS WALLACE   Does Not Agree That War : Likely If Balkan Plan Carries

Wallace Asserts Truman Program ls “Inadequate”  World Spending Plan ~ Urged As Substitute

0. E. A, CHIEF WARNS ON TEACHER ‘MARCH’   Says Teachers Might ‘Alien ate Public Support’

Three Low Flying Pilots Apprehended; Two Pay Fines of $12.50 and Costs

THREE AIRPLANE PILOTS ARRESTED FOR FLYING LOW   Charged With Violation of Section 68 of State Air plane Regulations

Trolley Elimination Is Approved By PSC   Potomac Edison To Sub stitute Buses In Frederick County  a

WILL ABANDON TROLLEY LINE TO MIDDLETOWN   Potomac Edison Co. Must Supply Bus Service For - 17 Families   NO DATE IS SET TO TERMINATE SERVICE

LATE BULLETIN  MANY FEARED DEAD IN TERRIFIC BLAST AT LOS ANGELES

BLIZZARD HITS NORTH AREA; BLOCKS ROADS   50 Cars Stalled On Highway 131 North Of Petoskey Today

ARCHIBALD. RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT OF CARROLL YOUTH AT CONFERENCE::   ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ARE REGISTERED HERE FOR 22ND ANNUAL MEETING OF GROUP —

New Jury For McLaughlin Is Crdered Today   JUDGE DISCHARGED THE REGULAR PANEL AT MT. IDA

Guerrilla Force Raids  Greek Village, Kills (25 and Wounds Others

ARATE SEEKING ‘A RECRUIT: SPUR   ENLISTMENTS , IN GROUNE “FORCE ARE ONLY ABOUT OF MONTHLY QUOTA

Ar my To Seek N ew Incentive ~ For Recruits   Enlistments Lagging Far Behind Other Services Creating Desperate Need

RUSSIA FACES DEFEAT IN UN   Soviet Proposal Restricting Inspection Group To Be Voted Down

Rep. Gamble Takes On Peacemaker  Role Over Housing  New Yorker Is Named Chairman of 7 Probe Committee

Rep. Gamble Heads Joint Housing Body   Sen. McCarthy Score: Double Victory, Gets  Number Two Spot As Tohev Fails In Bid

Tobey-McCarthy Row Puts N.Y. Rep. Gamble In Truce Maker’s Role On Housing Probe Group

Gamble Named Chairman; Plans To Sneed Action   Meeting Is Called Today To Bring Harmony Among Members of Group And Pave Way For Probe

Gamble Hopes to Heal Split in Commtitee  Bthbenr thfecucke Pimc.   Bitter Words Fiow as Housing Probe Gets Under Way

Rep. Gamble, New York Republican, Heads Joint Committee On Housing ‘After Sens. Tobew. MeCarthyv. Clash

New York n Named Chairman...  flee ‘Acts Ouickly To Get The Housing Probe Started

Housing Inquiry Chairman Named   Rep. Gamble Be! Between Sen‘ators Tobey and MeCarthy in Cost Probe

Committee Peace. Is First Job for Housing Chairman   The McCarthy-Tobey Feuding Results in Selection of Gamble. As Probe Director

HOUSING PROBE HAS CHAIRMAN   New York Solon Named Afte McCarthy Outmaneuvers Tobey for Top Places

Rep.Gamble HeadsProbe Of Housing   Senators McCarthy And Tobey Try For Position. But Lose

Gamble Selected To Direct Probe   Wins Chair After Fight Between Tobey, McCarthy

New Yorker to Head Housing Investigation  Gamble Assumes © Truce Maker Role

Gamble Gets Appointment After Clash  McCarthy Blocks Tobey’s Drive

Housing Probe Gets Started   New Yorker Heads Committee After Ritter Battling

Gamble Supervises Housing Probe; His Choice Is Surprise   Senators Tobey, McCar. thy See Outsider Take Post After Feuding

McCarthy Defeats Tobey, Puts Rep. Gamble in Chair  - Wisconsin Senator Beats Easterner On Two Points

REPUBLIGAN !S HOUSING HEAD   Rep. Gamble, New York, Gets Committee Chairmanship

NEW YORK MAN TAKES HELM OF HOUSING PROBE   Tobey-McCarthy Row Puts Representative At Head Of Shortage Inquiry

New Yorker to Head Housing Investigation  Gamble Assumes  ‘hAL RAY Dale

Housing Probe Will Be Headed By New Yorker   McCarthy Loses Battle To Direct Inquiry, Wins In Move To Name Ren. Gamble

TOBEY LOSES   TUOBET LOSES  Gamble Takes Over Housing Helm as Tobev Loses Ficht

Housing Inquiry Tussle Settled   New Yorker Gets Job as Chairman

Rep. Gamble Is Named Chairman Ot Congress Group Assigned To Study Shortage And High Cost Of Housing

 sets oT Legislation Giving Government Power to  Write. Enforce Mine Safety Being Heard,

Legislation Giving Government Power to Write. Enforce Mine Safety Being Heard

CONGRESS OPENS DISCUSSION OF SAFETY IN MINES   HOLD HEARINGS ON PLAN TO ENFORCE RULES OF SAFETY

FALL IS FATAL TO DR. FAGE   Coroncr To Examine Body Of Famous Leprosy Physician

UNITED NATIONS BANS ATTEMPT BY COLONIAL CROP TO PREVENT DILITCKHWIAVA INTERVENTION

Cornea to Go Ts New York Eye Bank   Convict Calm in First Chair Death in South Dakota

WRANGLES MAR PEACE COUNCIL   Foreign Ministers (Get Nowhere In Talks At Moscow

BIG 4 WRANGLE ~ OVER PROPOSALS   NO MAJOR DECISIONS MADE— MARSHALL SEES LITTLE  HOPE OF PROGRESS.

Marshall Losing Hope of Success For Moscow Meet  Five-Hour Big-Four Develons Nothing   Five-Hour Big-Four Develops Nothing But New Wrangling

BIG FOUR FAIL TO SETTLE ANY MAJOR ISSUES   Marshall Warns Little - Chance Remains For Parley Progress

Minor Issues Snag Big Four Conference   Foreign Ministers Wrangle for Five Hours

Marshall Sees  Conference  ‘Ensnarled’ Progress Remote,  He Says After   ar cl @ nan ne

Unimportant Matters Are Debated   Ministers Wrangle  for Hours;  No Decisions Made

PROGRESS SLOWS AT CONFERENCE: 0 OF MINISTERSP   W SENATE ACTION EON BUDGET BILL S PROBABLE TODAY   Marshall Says Parley I: Becoming Ensnarled In Minor Issues   CHINA BARRED AS INVITING NATION

"Drastic Revision’ Of U.N. Rules For Correspondents Urged By U. 5.

Credential Brule Change Asked OfUN  U. 8. Proposes Drastic Change

fruder Tells t To Vote Acquittal   second Day Of Testimony Halted

Attack Is Made  on Trial Juror Incident Highlights Day’s Proceedings

Late News Bulletins  Mysterious Attacker Beats ‘Overell Trial Woman Juror

Overell Case Juror Beaten      Woman Warned Not To Vote Girl Guilty; Trial Is Under Way

 hyd Sot j : See here one,  ee os hs > eS i : 3 : ' » <3 + a   “Intruder Breaks Into   ER &  ere TAs.

OVERELL TRIAL JUROR SLAPPEL   Yacht Murder Case A Santa Ana, Calif. Gets Under Way

JUROR IN OVERELL CASE IS ATTACKED   Woman Slapped and Warned “This Isn’t All You'll Get if You Find Them Guilty.”

WOMAN JUROR IS BEATEN UP AT HER HOME   Victim, in Penel Hearing Overell Yacht Deaths Evidence, Gets Warning

Aliack Is Made  on Trial Juror Incident Highlights  eee a Dia ci oe ol Seer

Overell Case Juror Beaten   durywoman In California Yacht Death Trial I:  Attacked In Home

Woman Juror In Death Case Is Threatened   Attacker Says This Is Not All Yow ll Get If Girl Voted Guilty

Woman Juror in Yacht Murder Trial Beaten in Home by Male Intruder

JUROR IN MURDER CASE IS ATTACKED   Woman Warned By Assailant Not To Convict Overell Girl And Her Bov Friend _

Slapped By Man On Both Cheeks and Warned of Worse If Defendants Were Found Guilty.

Woman Juror In Overell Case Beaten At Residence   Jury May Be Locked Up For Remainder Of Trial— Woman Warned To Vote For Acquittal In Yacht Slayings. a

 Woman Declares Assailant Threatened Her  Attack Reported By Overell Case Juror:

Million Soon Out of Work To Save Fuel   Plant Electricity Off, labor Government Under Bitter Attack

Atlee Regime Is Target of  Severe Attack   Criticism Follows Decree Shutting Off Electric Power

EFFECTIVE DATE OF TAX CUT IS LEFT TO SOLON   Turner Says No Deal Made With School Men—Prods Senate on Bill

Delay on Tax Vote Is Defeated Today By Legislators   Resolution by Lynes Loses by Vote. _ Of 30 to 18

Senate Ready For Action On Half-Rate Plan   Measure To Boost Liq uor Sales Tax To 10 Pct Is Approved.

Refuse Delay on Half Rate Plan; Up Liquor Levy   “Lynes Resolution” Loses 30 To 18 In Senate: House Defeats Bill To Regulate Lobbyists

Senate Votes for Action on Income Tax   Motion to Delay Action Defeated by 30 te [8 Vote

SOLONS DEFEAT DELAYING MOVE ON TAX ACTION   House Turns Down Bill for More Rigid Rules on Lobbyists in lowa

lowa Senate  Shuns Delay On Tax Bill   Rejects Resolution Tha’ Would Have Blocked Early Action.

OWA SENATE UPENG WAY TE ACTION ON GUT   Votes Down Lynes Resolution to Wait Completion of Appropriations.

Defeats Lynes Resolution On  50% Measure   3ut Passes Proposal To Increase Tax on State Liquor Store Sales

Public Marches Past Ford Bier   Expect Thousands To Pay Respects

ARMY DESERTER MENTALLY ILL, MAKES ESCAPE      Slugs: Way, With ¢ jorehier S; Out Of Hos “ayitad.   STILL-- AT. LARGE   Had Escaped Death Sentence By Truman. =e Tr taywantiqn -

Veteran On Escapade  Hospital Patients   Hospital Patients Chased By Police

900,000 Ohioans To Get War Bonus   $300 Million Will Be Spent on Proqram

Bens. ot iowa’ County 4-H Team Wins                  Gordon Held, Stanley Held, Emmet Wolf Best In Competition

Den ot owe County 4-H Team Wins State Fair Judging  Gordon Held, Stanley Held, Emmet Welf   Best In Competition

ROUGH WEATHER COVERS NATION   New Masses of Cold Air Seen  For Ohio by Friday

Frigid Weather Ushers In 1947  Rain, Snow, Sleet Grip Most Of U. S.

COLD ENGULFS MOST OF U. &.   Frigid Belt Extends into Texas As Snow Covers Expansive Area

Rain, Sleet, And Cold Across Nation Usher In First Day Of 1947; New Cold Air Moves Out Of Canada: 31 Below In  Wiricrancin

Frigid Wave Grips Large Area Of U. “S.   Cold Belt Extends As Far South As Brownsville Texas

LAND CONTRACT MAY STOP TRAIN   Atlantic Seeks To Keep Rockets On Full Service

LOVETT TE PROBERS FLYING BOATS REJECTED   Kaiser And Hughes Later Won Contract To Build Three Cargo Ships

Agriculture Board Approves New Bill   Six-Year Terms for Officers Eliminated

AGRICULTURE BOARD OKAYS REORGANIZATION   Drop Plans for Six-Year Terms for Officials in Revision

Reports Purchasé of 24 Sticks and 4 Detonator Caps  Lindbergh Handwriting   Lindbergh Handwriting Expert to Testify ’ for State

Samef Refaken Without Fight; Back in Prison   Escaped Life Termer Recaptured as He Hid Beneath Railroad Bridge Near Kiowa Station

TEXAS TECH SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION WILL SEEK DINOSAUR REMAINS IN BIG BEND PARK

Aerial Safety Stud y Starts Under Truman   President} Prompted To Act By Wave OF Airplane Disasters

Five Experts Begin Air Safety Study \Following Crashes Which Claimed 146

Safety Study Gets Started  Experts Begin Probe Of Airliner Crashes

Majority Bloc Seeks Accord On Own Way To Meet HCL   Administration Bill ° Would Permit Meat,  Gasoline Allocations

SOLONS IGNORE TRUMAN'S BILL FOR OWN IDEAS   Majority Party, Seeking Its Own Remedy For Inflation, Accused By Democrat Of “Rubber Stamping’ For Big Busi ness.

Council to Meet on Special Funds   Cail For Sometime In October To Be Given

CORN YIELD ABOUT ON PAR WITH 1946   Recent Rains Were a Bene. fit To Late Crops in County   TOO DRY FOR SOYBEANS

ON PAR WITH 194   Recent Rains Were a Bene fit To Late Crops in ; County   TOO DRY FOR SOYBEANS

ITALIANS GIRD FOR VIOLENCE   Communists Inspire Strike of 850,000

Bidding Sends Meat Price Up Foreign Buyers Pay More For Exportina

Arab Violence Mounts at Start Of 3-Day Strike   Looting, Burning and Mobbing Reported as General in Palestine

Mopbings, Arson, Knifings and Riots Flare i in Palestine   Jewish Shops Set Afire Faster fhan They Could’: Be Put Out

Arab-Jewish Riots Spread Over Palestine   Jewish Property in Jerusalem and Other Cities  Burned and Looted

Arab-Jewish Riots Grow In Palestine   Wild Disorders Leave Trial of Death As Violerce Spreads

Religious War Declared in Protest to UN Decision for Parfition of Palestine

Arabs Mob Jews,  Burn, Loot Stores; Hagana Aids British   Underground Army Joins Police in Trying to Suppress Disorders

Georgia Primary Bill Advances  Would Form ‘Club’ To Sidestep Court

White Primary Passes Hurdle   Georgia House Okays Bill To Prevent Negro Vote

Ready To Take Up Jap Peace Without Russia   U.S. Makes Final Appeal To Soviet To Participate .

Balky Soviets Facing Rebuff On Jap Treaty   Ten Other Nations May Write Terms  Without Red Helo

‘Ask Japanese Peace Signed Without Russ      United States Determined To Effect Settlement Despite Soviet Obstinacy-

US. Will By - Pass Soviets  Diplomats to Ask Nine Nafsianc ta   Diplomats to Ask Nine Nations to Enter Japanese Treaty Talks «

‘Jap Peace Treaty Conference "May Begin Without Soviets ©   U.S. Maintains Parley Should Not Be Limited

U.S. MAY IGNORI RUSSIA IN JAP PEACE TREATY   Nine Other Nations Will Start Work Without Moscow

TO DRAFT PACT WITHOUT SOVIET   U.S, Asks 9 Nations To Work on Jap Peace Treaty

Commons Gives 151-148 Approval To “Crisis Bill”  impassioned Protest By Churchill Fails

BRITISH HOUSE EXTENDS HARSH LABOR CONTROL   Churchill’s Protest ( ‘Totalitarianism’ Is Ignored

Labor Government Of Great Britain Broadens Its Powers   Churchill Motion Is Rejected by Decisive Vote of 251 to 148

Drastic Controls Are Okayed ByCommons   Emergency Program Passed; Labor Government Assailed By Churchill

STEP TOWARD FASCISM SEEN BY CHURCHILL   POWERS OF LABOR GOVERNMENT TO BE EXTENDED

Labor Party's Powers Bill Is Approved  é Commons Passes Despite Churchill

British Pass Broad Power  Crisis Bill   Labor Party Beats Motion By Churchill in Voting Measure to Meet Great Eeonomiec Crisis

“CRISIS BILL IS APPROVED QVER PROTEST   Churchill Loses Fight Against Labor Govt. Emergency Bill

Press Ahead on Economic Rein Over Britain   Parliament Delays Re. cess to Adopt Drastic Peacetime Rule

‘Crisis Bill’ Is Approved Decisively By Commons   Power Extension For Government Protested Sharply By Churchill

Laborites Pass Bill Denounced  As Totalitarian   Churchill Asa ails Project  As ‘Gross Invasion’ One! fh...

Aitlee’s Bid for Power Is Approved   Churchill Protest Voted Down in House of Common:

House of Common: OK’s Attlee Bill Despite Churchill  War Time Leader Calls Measure ‘Blank Check  Te Totalitarianism’

Will of Ford Is Filed, but No Value Set   Bulk of Estate to Motor Co, ‘And Grandchildren — Auto ‘Magnote’s Weolth _Esti mated at 500 Millions or hdnen

Ford's Will Filed Today   Unofficial Estimates High As Half-Billion; Bulk Goes To Foundation

HENRY FORD'S WILL 1S FILED   Amount Of Estate And Taxes Due Not Disclosed; Bulk Of Property Goes To Family-Organized Ford  Baundtatinan

Polio ‘Break’ i ‘in Sight For ation After 4Bad Year   Cases Drop; Observe Usual Precautions,  Warning To: Public

After Four Bad Years of Polio, Including Second Wors! On Record. Break in Sight, Says Public Health Official

Polio ‘Break’ In Sight After Four Bad Years   Usual Precautions Are Urged, However, To Avert Local Epidemics

U.S. Public Health Official Thinks 1947. Will See Break After Four Bad Polio Years

HEALTH SERVICE REPORTS POLIO IS ON DECLINE   But Usual Precautions Urged For August—Sharp Drop In Nation's Cases

U. S. _ May Get Break for ‘47 Season .. .  High Polio Incidence aag Ended

Polio Epidemics in U.S. Appear onthe Decline.   By FRANK CAREY  Associated’ Preea Selence -Renorter

PREDICTS POLIO BREAK’ IN SIGHT THIS SUMMER   Only 1,955 Cases So Far Against 5,450 for Same Period Last Year

Health Service Says Break Is Due  U. S. MAY ESCAPE  POLIO EPIDEMIC

Break In ‘Sight Against Polio  ie tr tie   Four-Year Epidemic Apparently Hit Peak In’46

Break In Sight - On Polio Cases — In United States   AH Warned To Tahe b «nal Precaution During Rest Of Infantile ~Season™

Polio ‘Break’ For U. S. In°47 Predicted By Health Official   Incident Rate Drops After Four Years; Public Urged To Observe Usual Caution

POLIO ON DOWNGRADE ~  ‘Health Official Reports 1,955 Cases Against 5,450 Last Year

Break Seen in Infantile Paralysis;  ‘Cases Reported One-Third ot 1946

Break in Polio Epidemic Seen This Season  Precautions Still Are Necessary.

Predict Break in Bad Polio Years  Public Is Urged to Observe Precautions

Breakin Polio Incidence F or Conniry Is Prospert  wy? ct.0[UMRUCdaCd es a a

U. S. Is Apparently Enjoying Break In Polio This Year  Health Official Warn: That Peril Remains But Fewer Cases Exist

FOUR BAD YEARS HAVE GONE BY  Polio "Break” For ~U.S. Seen In 1947

Decrease in Polio Cases Reported   Usual Precautions Should Be Observed

See Break in Four-Year Stretch of Polio Rampage   1,955 Cases on Record to Aug. 2

Army and Navy to Probe Blast  No Reason Given  Zoe Vee ne teh ne

Reasons tor Investigation Are Not Given   Chief of Explosives Board Heads Separate Inquiry Inte Blasts

Italy Fighting Price Collapse   Food and Stock Market Lists Topple

a eee ee re  ITALIAN GOVERNMENT ATTEMPTS TO HALT FALLING FOOD PRICES

ANOTHER TOP FE ATURE. ‘Spring Flight,” New serial,  Makes Bow Today: For Readers

Latin American Nations Will Receive Some U.S. Naval Vessels Shortly

Two Measures Would Outlaw Most Of Suits   Legislation Would End Excise Levies

Lamarre Tells Grand Jury Of Meyers ‘Deal   Husband Of Alleged “Girl Friend” O£ Air Force General Testifies In Washington

SLabor ‘Csar’:  Nixon Ur ves Labor To Select  One Man. AsJ udve Or Arbiter

Labor Urged To Establish Ruling ‘Czar’ For Disputes   Californian Proposes CIO And AFL Follow Baséball, Movie Lead

Solon Calls On Labor to Create ‘Czar   Rep. Nixon Urges Unions to Follow Baseball Example

One Of Taft-Hartley Bill Framers Urges Organized Lbor To Appoint “Czar? To Settle Internal Squabbles

GARDEN SUPPLIES SOLD AT MARKET   Early Tomato And Cabbage Plants Offered At 20 To 30 Cents Per Dozen—Flowers Also Are To Be Had

GARDENERS FIND PLANTS AT MARKEI   Both Vegetable And Flower Plants Available At Today’s Session — Fresh Rhubarb Pies Offered

Truman to Fill Vital Post In Defense Setup On Return  Chairman of Research, Development

Corn Safe  From Frost   Agriculture Departmen! Reports 70 Per Cent Free From Damage

Seven-Tenths Of Corn Crop ‘Beats Frost’   83 Per Cent of Jowa Total Out Of Fall Danger

Half of Midwest Corn Crop Safe from Frost   66% Believed Safe From Harm in lowa

Corn Crop Mostly Safe From Frost   Fifty-three Percent Reported Beyond Danger by  Agriculture Department

HORN GETTING PRAT DANGER IN 12 STATE!   Gov't Reports 70 Per Cent ir Those Areas Is Now “largely Safe.”

Half of Corn ‘Frost Safe’ Says Report.   Grain Prices Go Down At Chicago On USDA Release

10 Per Cent Corr Safe From Frost  trop ips ned Fast Dur ast Month

Half of Corn Crop Safe  Matured Sufficiently   Matured Sufficiently To Escape Danger Of Frost Damage

Estimate 70 Percent of Corn “Safe”   No Killing Frost Yet in Most of Corn Belt’s Heaviest  Producing States

MOST OF CORN OUT OF DANGEF   Rapid Development Made In Last 3 Weeks

Report Half Corn Is Safe Frost Damage   Short Crop Has Made Rapid Growth Last 3 Weeks.

10% OF CORN IS SAFE FROM FROST DAMAGE   Compares With Only 53% Week Ago in 12 Production States

RUSSIAN WHEAT FOR ITALY IN AMERICAN SHIPS   Soviets Expected To Make Smart Move Prior To Italian Elections   'U. . WAS SUCKER IN SIMILAR DEAL

ITALY MAY GET RUSSIAN GRAIN   Observers Believe Timely Offer of Wheat Will Be Made by Reds

Reds to “Time’ . Wheat to Italy Shipments. May Be Made Toat Hefnre Election

JERUSALEM TO BE UNDER U. N. TRUSTEESHIP   U. S. And Russia Reach Accord On Disposal Of Palestine Issue

UN GROUP AGREE ON JERUSALEM PLAN   Favors Council Control 0 City if Holy Land Is Divided Into Jew-Arab States.

UN Palestine Control Seen in  Partition Plea  Trusteeship Would Hold Holy Land  Power Under Proposal

ARABS ATTACK DIVISION PLAN   Challenge Right Of U. N. To Deal With Problem; Plan For Jerusalem Set Up

Agree On Rule 01 Jerusalem City  If Division Of Holy Land Is Made

U.S.,Reds Okay  Partition Plan   Arab Body Fights Action On Palestine

UN Accepts Control In Jerusalem   Would Covern tf Partitioning Of Holy Land Okeoved

SCHWELLENBACH- ‘BANS -au0H “FUNDS WILL BE. STEP 'TO- .  WARD MORE INDUSTRIAL  =-HARMONY:

GOP Senators Favor Lesser Budget Slash   Numbers Racket ‘Hit’ in Capital   Court Upholds Tax on Florida Newspapers   Ohioan, 82, Regains Voice after 35 Years

ss: (edhe i. —lahummaapma cmaaan Ra  MIDDLETOWN FATHER IS HELD FOR SHOOTING SON

GREEKS SIZE UP NEW KING PALI   Ruler And Small Son, 6. March In Procession For George Il

Texas City Grocer Says Escape From Blast Death, Injury ‘Miracle’

MAN WHO LOST BUSINESS — AND HOME IS LUCKY   Store And House Total Losses, But Family, Friends Unhurt

Train Wrecked By Saboteurs  —— a Pe re ay   French Government Calls Reservists to Deal With Crisis

Show of Strenath Foils Alleged Plot Against Assembi  in We eck Shri hes Teal we reoaken

Schuman Mobilizes 80,000 Reservists As Reds Start Sabotage Campaign

Saboteurs Wreck  Train; Twenty Die   Eighty Thousand Army Reservists Are Mobilized to Deal With Grave Emergency Fomented by Strikes Led by Communist  Leadarc.

France Mobilizes 80,000   Saboteurs Blamed as Train Wreck Kills 20 Persons

French Plan to Use Troops to Settle Crisis   Sabotage Blamed for Wreck Which Killed Twenty People Today

PLOT RUMORS PUT ASSEMBLY) UNDER GUARD   Train Sabotage Takes 20 Lives

Sabotage of Train Spurs Red Crisis   20 Perish ‘in Wreck: ‘Government Shows Armed-Strength .

80,000 Reservists Called to Arms As Internal Crisis Grows; Armed Guards Ring Assembly Chamber

‘Army of 80,000 Mobilized In France As National Crisis Is Intensified By Sabotage

FRENCH ACT T INCREASE ARMY TO FIGHT REDS   Show of Strength Stifles Any Attempt to March on Assembly

WEST NATIONS HEAR WARNING ON OUTLAWS   Ban on Neutrality Set by Marshall At-Session

Wallace Declares United States Has Become the Center of World Reaction; Denounces Truman Training Program

The Wallace Argument— Denounces Military Training, Urges Full Stomachs

Culprits Foiled In Brownsville Company Office   Ettort of Yeggs Cracking Safe Found To Be Fruitless

Robbery On Saturday Night Is Unfruitful For Burglars At Lineeln Baking Company. West Brownsville   STATE POLICE, COUNTY AUTHORITIES ON PROBE

SEARCHERS SPOT WRECKED PLANE   23 Feared Dead In Debris Of French Airiiner; Soldier On List

CONTRACT GIVEN BY U.S, RUBBER   Agreement With Union Covers 30,000 In 16 Plants

Agreement Reached On Rubber Contract      Wage Negotiations for Rubber Workers are Opened in Cincinnati.

U. 8, RUBBER CO. DISPUTE SETTLED   AGREEMENT REACHED ON CONTRACT COVERING 30,000 EMPLOYES.

School Boy Accused Of Hanging Playmate   Youth Confesses Impulse Slaying of Third. Grade Student

Boy Killed: On Impulse, Is Charge  Albany Youth, 14, Held In Strancline

14-Year-Old Boy Hangs Playmate, 8   Child Stripped of Clothing, Hung To Tree Limb, Prosecutor Says

BOY, 14, HELD FOR SLAYING   Report Confession by Lad To Thrill Murder Of Young Playmate

Albany High School Freshman Faces ‘Murder Count in Hanging of Pal   Carl DeFlumer, 14, Says “I’m Sorry” After Confessing to “Impulse” Slaying of 8-Year-Old Neighborhood Playmate— Contents of Statement Are Withheld

YOUTH ADMITS ALBANY KILLING   Police Hold Schoolboy On First Degree Charge; _ Strangled Playmate

Albany Boy, 14: Admits Slaying Playmate, 8   Charged With Murder In First-Degree  Tn ‘Thrill Killing’

4-H Fair Board Makes Plans For 1947 4-H Fair   Committee Chairmen for Show Appointed wd

Plans Underway ~ For 12th Annual County Showing   Committee _ Chairman — For Several Shows Were '. Named May 5th

CIO Teachers Plan ‘Mareh’ On Keystone Capitol Today  To Press Demands For Salary Boosts; State Association Criticizes Move

Group to Press Demands Today For Wage Hikes   Republican Legislator Criticizes Methods; Duff to Meet With Delegation at 4 p. m.

WORK STARTS NEXT MONTH ON NEW CITY   FHA Approval Granted For Park Forest Housing   BUS HEARING ENDS

‘SEES’ MISSING GIRL IN CAPITAL   Columbus Man Says Couple To Wed in Kentucky

REPORT HEAVY LAND FIGHTING IS UNDER WAY   Officials of Republic Charge Full-Scale “Colonial War”

SUMATRA AND JAVA HIT BY LAND, SEA, AIR   CAPITAL BLACKED OUT AS PLANES BOMB AIRPORT

PLANES BLAST AIRFIELDS OF INDONESIA   Bombers Are Said to Be Using Type Familiar to Americans

Netherlands Planes Bomb  Indonesian Airfields Dutch Have Begur Full-Offensive   ‘Colonial War,’  Republicans Say

Independence Pact Said  Crux of Action   Dutch Claim Assault *Police Action’: L rge Resistance Be Halted

Malang May Be Next Target   India Government Makes Representations to US, Britain to Stop War

Attack Made by Land, Sea and Air   Netherlands Urges Republic to Lay Down Arms

U. §. AIRCRAFT USED BY DUTCH. ININDONESIA   Mustangs And Mitchell Bombers Employed Te Raid Airfields   INDONESIAN TROOPS ORDERED TO FIGHT

Indonesians Claim Dutch Open Full Colonial War   Appeal Goes to U. N. As U. S.-Made Planes Spearhead Attack

Dutch Attacking Indonesian Cities  By Land, Sea, Air   President Soekarno In Radio Appeal To Take Indonesian Question Before United Nations Security Council  i ia: i. tn ae eth lt an mens oe Mee abn abs

Fliers Attack In Java Area _ And Sumatra   President of Republie Urges U. N. to Make

Java, Sumatra Hit From Air: Landings Made   Full Scale “Colonial War’ "Is Charged By the Indonesians

Attack Made by Land, Sea and Air  AT.34 a. Pe Pe Vue Bae   Netherlands Urges Republic to Lay Down Arms

National 66 Assn. Gets Boost at  Winslow Pow-wow  Delegates Attend From Towns from Shamrock To the Pacific Coast

REINFORCED PICKET LINES ADD  TENSION.TO MICHIGAN STRIKE; MOST OF LABOR FRONT AT PEACE

France Strongly Opposed To Central German Government ‘Considers Such Proposal Premature   IDEAL GERMANY

CENTRAL REGIME IN REICH FOUGHT   France Remains Firm For Decentralization Plan

France Stands Firmly Opposed fo Strong Central German Government

France Against Establishing A Strong Germany   Will Oppose Any Such Proposal At Big _ Four Pariev.

France Js Firm Against Strong German Set-Up  :   Repeats Stand As Conference Nears

Gen. Mofors Head Says 40-Hour Week Should End   Says All Must Work Longer, Harder to Achieve Prosperity —

Nab Suspect In Lincoln Killing   Omaha Police Make .Ar. rest; Boy Found In Barn Hayloft.

NLRB SETS BACK DATE FOR UNION COUNCIL TO SIGN   AFL-CIO Leaders Have All October Ty Disavow ‘Reds’

Railway Head Shot to Death   George P. McNear, Jr., Slain In Ambush While Walking Near Home

Central Figure In Prolonged Labor Dispute  Death Fulfillment Of Old Threate?

McNear, Heac Of Strife-Torn Line, Is Slain  pfeil EFrecutive   Rail Executive A Central Figure In Labor Dispute

G. P. MCNEAR OF STRIKING T.P. & W. SLAIN IN AMBUSH   FIND RIDDLED BODY ON SIDEWALK NEAR HIS PEORIA HOME

Old Threats Investigated in Slaying of Head of Strikebound Railroad

Railroad President Who Defied Unions Is Shot to Death  Shotgun Blast Fells Centra! Figure of a

President Of Strikebound Line Is Shof   Union Officials Face Quiz; Cane Found Across Street From Body In Peoria

Gunfire Slaying Of Railroad President Probed  Defied Thistean Rallread   Defied Thirteen Railread Unions; Train Guards Once Cloared of Strikers’ Deaths

Chief Figure In Railroad Strike Slain   G. P. McNear, Of T. P. & W., Killed by Shotgun Blast

Rail Chief Assassinated From Ambust   George P. McNear Jr., President of Peoria Line, Shot Near Home

George P. McNear Jr. Is Slain Near Home In Ambush; Police Probe Murder

" RAILROAD PRESIDENT SLAIN Official Who Detied 13 Striking Unions Ambushed Near Home

Head of Strike-Bound Railroad ls Shot to Death From Ambush   George P. McNear, Jr., Who Has Defied Union: In 17-Menth Walkout, Falls Before Burst of Gunfire: In Front of Peoria, Hl. Home

After Long, Anxious Months Of Waiting— Young Ministry Student Sees His Mother For First Time

Young Ministerial Student, 22, Sees Mother For First Time; Sees Throuch Dead Man's Eve:

WALLACE IS OPPOSED TO LOAN TO GREECE   Former Vice President Says Truman Proposal “Will Bring World Nearer to War.”

Soe  Wallace Opposes Proposed Loans  Will Bring World Nearer War, Asserts

SAYS mci      Ousted Secretary of Commerce Calls Turkey Undemocratic, Well Fed

Henry Wallace Fears Loans to Greece  And Turkey Will Bring War Nearer

Wallace Hits Foreign Policy   Sees Truman Putting Bankers, Army Men In Key Posts

Wall Street Under Fire by Wallace In N.Y. Address   Says “Street” Is All  Set to Rule World  Under Truman---Jabs At Mearbart Hanvee

Wallace Besets Wall Street   Tells Large Crowd Aim Of Wall Street Is “Run The World’

Wallace Raps Powers That Be in Talk   Says Wall Street Ready To Run World; Condemns Foreign Policy Led by Military Men. Bankers

Banking Powers Hit By Wallace   Says Wall Street Set To Assume World Power

WALLACE RAPS BOTH PARTIES   SAYS WALL STREET INTERESTS DICTATE FOREIGN POLICIES

Wallace Again Hits Policy of  Administration   Wall Street All Set Now To Run World, He Charges in Speech

Wallace Asserts U. S. Foreign Policy Defends Reaction and Declares Wall Street All Set to Run the World

Wallace Takes Stap At Wall Streef   Says Under GOP Ran Americe, Under Tromen ty Set ta Run the Word

Flays U. S. » Policy Anew   Wall Street Set to Run World, Wallace Tells PCA Meeting

WALLACE HITS POLICY SETUF   Says Wall Street Is Set Tc Run World Under Present U. S. Administration

Wallace Attacks Wall Street and Herbert Hoover   Claims Bankers, Military Men Are Directing Foreign Policy

BI-PARTIGAK POLICY till BY WALLACE   Tells Gotham Gathering  “Wall Street Is All Set to Run World.”’

F ryeburg Man Saved In Shipwreck  Vessel Goes Dowr In Florida Givatte

Keyptian “7 Princess  Is Killed   No Survivors When Big Ship Explodes, Burns

17 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Argentine Army Transport Plunged Into Crowd At  Military Maneuvers

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Near Anarchy Conditions Seen in Apulia Province   12 Killed in Swedish Plane Crash

17 DEAD, 12 HURT IN-PLANE CRASH   ARGENTINE ARMY CRAFT HITS WIRES IN TAKEOFF AND FALLS IN FLAMES.

Arab League Discusses Further Military Measures in Palestine   BRILLPTin

Boy Scout Earns Life Saving Merit Badge; Saves Drowning Child   Freeport V. A. Office To Be Closed Sept. 30; Rockford Remains Open

Sitdown Strike Is Called Off   Miners Emerge From Pit This Morning; Company Promises. -/

Miners. Fail To Return To Work   _Sitdown Strike Is Called Off But 6,006 Remain “Away From Pits.

Terminates On Company Pay Promise   Six Thousand Other Miners Involved In ‘Sympathy’ -

SITDOWN STRIKERS: COME OUT OF MINE WINNING DECISION   Thirteen Peansylvania Anthre. cite Workers Give Up After 60-Hour Fight

UNDERGROUND STRIKE ENDED BY 13 MINERS   Company Promises To Pay Deductions In Wages

Miners End 60-Hour Sit  Down Strike 13 Men Forsake Colliery Benche:

MINERS.CALL OFF “SIT-DOWN” STRIKE   Company Agrees to Refund Weaae Deductions

13 MINERS END LONG SIT-DOWN   63-Hour Stay Underground Wins Their Point

Sitdown Mine Strike Called Off   6,000 Sympethizers Expected to Returz Fe Pits at Once

Miners End Sitdown Strike   Emerge From Colliery This Morning; To Be Reimbursed

Coal Strike Is Ended    Miners Emerge After 60-Hour Stint in 800-Foot Shaft

13 Miners End 60-Hour Sitdown   Leave Pit as Company Meets Their Demands

Miners Agree To End Sitdown as Co. Offers Pay Make-Ur   6,000 Miners To Go Back to Work After Ist Strike in 10 Years

End of Sit-Down Strike Fails to Halt General Work Steppage in Mines

Oder Floods Grow Worse   Berlin Press Argues Over Blame For Disaster Which Means More Hunger

CAUSE OF REICH FLOOD DEBATED   Disaster, Censored by Soviets Termed Worst of Kind in 200 Years

‘Newspaper Defends Editorial Comment On Smear File’ In Skirmish With Hoffman

Hoffman, Editors Clash At Hearing   Washington Star Article On Loyalty’ Of Congressman Arouses Wrath Of Fourth District’s Representative

FINLAND ‘PARALYZED’ WHEN 40,000 STRIKE   Premier Warns Those Ou They Face Loss Of Jobs

AGREEMENT BELIEVED REACHED   Workers Told to Stand by for Return to Work

Little UN Will Open Jan. Fifth   Lie Asks That Members Name Assembly Delegates

SYMINGTON IS IST SECRETARY OF AIR FORCES   ROYALL, SULLIVAN GET ARMY, NAVY ASSIGNMENTS

CHIEF OF AIK FORCE NAMED   Symington Becomes First Secretary of Dept. In New Defense Setup

Symington to Assignment as Air Secretary   Royall Goes To Army Post, Sullivan To Sec yetdry Of Navy

Key Defense Officers Are Appointed   Secretary of Air Forces Is Named by Trumar

Key Defense Officers Are Appointed  _ Secretary of Air Forces Is   Secretary of Air Forces Is Named by Trumar

Royall, Sullivan Chosen To Head Army, Navy   Former Loses His Cabinet Status; Senate Must OK Choices In January

SULLIVAN NAMED NAVY SECRETARY   OYAL AND SYMINGTON CHOSEN FOR ARMY AND AIR - POSTS BY TRUMAN.

Symington to Be First Air Forces Chief   Royall Named Secretary Of Department of Army; Sullivan Draws Job of Navy Head

SYMINGTON AND ROYALL NAMED BY PRESIDENT   Will Be Secretaries Of Air Forces And Army In New Setup

VISIBILITY BLANKED   °5 MILES AN HOUR   ‘Feller’ Unhappy But He Poses For Cameramen, Meets Boss

9 KILLED AS ARMY (-97 CRASHES   Huge Plane Is Wrecked on Farm Near Dayton, O.

Five Killed In Crash of Army P Plane   [Transport Version of Sup erfortress Wrecked Near  Wright Field at Dayton

Catholic Group Drops Protest ‘On School Issue   Disband : After Papa! Delegate .. Turns Them Down

Parents Group Votes to Disband   Apostolic Delegate Advises He Can Not het be Motter

SMALL NATIONS DEBATE DUMPED BAGK TO BIG 4   Deputies Report Vir tual Failure to Resolve Conflicts

Case of Jews Before U.N.   Security Measures In Holy Land Tightened After New Violence

JEWISH AGENCY EXPECTED TO BEGIN BUILDING CASE FOR JEWISH STATE LISTING ZIONIST. ACCOMPLISHMENTS

VA FIELD MAN TO VISIT AREA IN FEBRUARY   Schedule of Visits Here by VA Contact Man Announced

Hoof, Mouth Disease Check To Be Rushed   Inspectors Ordered To Border Section To Survey Condition:

REDS AGREE T0 REOPEN KOREA ISSUE   Molotov, Responding to U. S. Suggestion, Proposes Joint Commission Resume Parley May 20 at Seoul.

Russia Ready To Take Korea Question Up   _Answering American Proposal, Suggests Meeting On May 20

U5. AND RUSS WILL RESUME KOREAN TALKS   Molotov in Reply to Bid by Marshall Suggests May 20 Meeting.

Korean Talks Agreed Upor   May 20 Set for Russian, U. $ Conference on Establishing Independence.

REDS PROPOSE KOREA ACTION   Talks On Independence May Be Resumed May 20

Russia Proposes Some Joint Control For Korea To Replace 'Present Division Of Country

New Start On Korear Problem   Molotov, Agreeing to Resume Negotiations, . Blames Americans For Failure of 46 Talks

Soviet Suggests New Effort For  Korean Freedom   Proposes Joint U. 5S.Russ Commission Meet Again May 20.

Reds Ask Independence Talk ForKoreaBe Resumed in May 'Molotov Replies to Marshall Letter

Lt. Gov. Herbert Hits Hocus-Pocus In Conservation   Charges ‘Dirty Work’ Thwarts Efforts to Combine Aaencies

Plot Against Conservation Merger Charged   Lt. Gov. Herbert Says Work Thwarted By Special Interests

Bombs Blast Police Billet in Tel Aviv   Unionists 10 Mass At State House   30 Police Cars Fail To Get Safe Robbers   Charges ‘Dirty Work’ in Conservation Plans

F unerals Are Disturbed.  ~By Sharpshooting. Arabs   Bullets Whistle Through Cemetery On Mount 0 Olives—Highway Traffic Paralyzed .,° In Palestine.

Jerusalem Faces Fighting During The Yule Season  Bullets Whistling Ove: Mount of Olives, as

Arabs Aitack Jews in Cemetery   Highway Traffic i in Food-Short Palestine Disrupted

 Jewish Funeral Procession Attacked by Arab Marksmen In Mount of Olives Cemetery

Arab Sharpshooters Paralyze All Road  Travel in Palestine   Bullets Scream Across Cemetery as Jews Perform Burial Services: Communal Battles Flare Again in Walled City of Jerusalem

Turn Guns On Mem bers Of Jewish Funeral Procession. Swedish Correspondent Wound: ed In Battle

Arabs Attack Jewish Group In Cemetery  Outbreaks Stop Hiahway Traffic

ARABS STAGE ATTACK UPON BURIAL PARTY   Funeral Procession Is Raked With Fire In  Renewed Violence

Gunfire Marks Christmas in the Holyland   Arab Bullets - Whistle Through Cemetery on, Mount of Olives

‘MOURNERS HIDE BEHIND WREATHS AS ‘ARAB GUNS RAKE JEWISH CEMETERY

Arabs Besiege Road Traffic   4. Conveys, Trains Attacked In Hunerv Holy Land

NEW RAIDS ARE STAGED  Arabs Launch New Aftacks Against Jews In Palestine

RUSSIA BLAMED BY FORRESTAL   Navy Secretary Says Soviet Union Blocked Efforts For Axis Treaties

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest T: All in The Various Cammunities   \GLEANED BY SCRIBES

V.F.W. POST ENDORSES THE LADIES’ AUXILIARY   Memorial. Day Plans Are Discussed by Members   2 VETERANS ARE ILL

FISCAL YEAR ENDS  ‘AS CONGRESS FACES APPROPRIATIONS        Only Treasury, Postoffice Departments. ae Provided For; Truman Has First . Budget Surplus in i7 Yeare «=

Congress Facing  Appropriations Jam as Year Ends  - Provision Made for Normal ~ Office Functions

PARALYS:s GROUP NAMES OFFICERS   Plans for 1948 Drive Ars Made at Meeting Held Here Recently.

SIZE APPOINTED DRIVE CHAIRMAN   Mrs, Chapman to be Head of Infantile Paralysis’ Women’s Division.

U. S: And Britain Aid India In Bitter Contest Over Poles’ Successor

Russia Ties Up UN Session In . Council Ballot   ‘Successor ‘To’ Poland Will Be Chosen As Soviet Backs Ukraine; U. S... ~~ Supports India

J. N. Council Vote Tied Up by Russia   ‘oviets Show Surprising Strength in Backing - Ukraine for Seat to Succeed Poland— U. S. and Britain Support India.

Deadlocked U. N. Assembly Renews Effort To Fill Vaeant Seat On Security Council

East and West Gap in U.N. Growing Wider   London Conference May Be Turning Point in Relations

Peace Parley Seen as Crux  Tittle Wane Held for Fast.   Little Ho pe Held for East. “Weer Accard Before Then.

U. N. Holds Small Hope Of Bridging Gap Between Russia And The West

@ PAUL MALLON—  It’s Hopeless, Doc; You Can’t Change Human Nature

Six From Dexter Killed at Roswell Railroad Crossing  School Board Member, Wife and 4 Children Victims of Collision

Ohio Electric Plant Raided By Group of Men   Damage to Machinery Reported

Man Confesses Killing Black Dahlia in LA   Voorhees Surrenders Voluntarily Declaring He ‘Can’t Stand It’

“JAIL ME: I'M SO SICK CAN'T STAND IT ANY LONGER”  Bewildered, Befuddled Man, 33, Gives Up-As The SadisticMutilation Slayer Of Black Dahlia

Man Confesses Butcher Slaying (f ‘Black Dahlia   Daniel Voorhees Booked On Suspicion After Surrending To Police

BLACK DAHLIA © SLAYING SOLVED   Man Confesses to Sadistic Mutilation Murder

'33-Year-Old Man Signs Confession   Police: "No Definite Conclusion’ About His Admission

Suspect Signs Confession  For “Black Dahlia’? Murder   Lippy Leo Ends Silence --California Judge Is Target

Police Book Voorhees  on Suspicion of Murder After Signed Statement

Man Admits He Murdered ‘Black Dahlia’   Phones Police And Surrenders On Street Corner

Suspect Is Jailed For Sadistic Murde Of 'Black Dahlia’ ~ Doubt Confession  Of Porter in Case OF Elizabeth: Short

Confesses To The Killing Of ‘Black Dahlia’   Los Angeles Police Are Doubtful Of Restaurant  eS Be.

Husky Suspect Admits Slaying Of ‘Black Dahlia   Held After Confessing Sadistic Mutilation Of Young Film Hopeful.

Report Suspect Admits Killing “Black Dahlia’   33-Year-Old Man Gives Self Up In California After  et a Te a

Man Admits Killing “Black Dahlia’’ In Mutilation Murder   Girl Was Found Dead, Bisected In City Lot

Admits Slaying Black Dahlia’  Confession Signed   Confession Signed By Voorhees, 33

CONFESSION OF MURDER ‘S DOURTED   Cote Porter Says That He Killed The ‘Black Dahlia

YoungManAdmits Mutilation Murder Of Elizabeth Short   Los Angeles Police Display Signed Confession Made by Daniel Voorhees During Night; Surrenders to Police After Phone Call

HUSKY ADMITS SLAYING GIRL   Held on Suspicion of Murder After Confessing Killing of ‘Black Dahlia’   OFFICERS TO QUESTION BEWILDERED SUSPEC)

Confession in “Black Dahlia” Mutilation Slaying Is Reported   Daniel S. Voorhees, 33, Married And Father Of Qne Child, Booked: On Suspicion; Police  Say He Admits Sadistic Murder.

ADMITS KILLING ‘BLACK DAHLIA’   POLICE BOOK MAN WHO SAYS HE SLEW ELIZABETH SHORT

Red Cross Worker In Italy Speaks To Monthly Meeting.  "Reports Of Progress - And ‘Work Heard   : bal file oe WA a" os &

Find Missing Marine Plane  On Mt. Rainier   Former Beatrician Among 32 Passengers Who Crash ed To Death Dec. 10, 46.

Find Wreckage of Plane Lost With 32 Men Aboard   Have Little Hope Of Recovering Bodie: Fram Glacier Scene

Little Remains of Marine Plane      San Diego-Seattle Flight Apparently Ended in Crash Aaqainst Cliff

Wreckage of Lost Plane Identified   Party Reaches Scene of Crash on Mt. Rainier Glacier to End Seven Months Mvstery

‘Flood Waters Open Wide Gap In Levee Guarding Des Moines Residential Area

Snowstorm Hits Eastern States   Clearing Weather Seen After Storm Heads Into Atlantic

Weather Outlook F or Most of U.S. Is Brighter Following Long Siege

16 European Nations Ask America For $19,300,000,000 To Carry Them Through The Next Four Years

$19.3 BILLION IN AID SOUGHT   Report of Needs Submitted ~ To U. S. by 16 Nations Of Western Europe

WEST EUROPE REQUESTS AID OF 19 BILLION   ECONOMIC BUILD-UF BILL PLACED IN AMERICA’S LAP

Europe Asks 19 Billion To Avoid Catast rophe   20,000 Word Report Declares Immediate Aid Is Necessary As Crisis Impends.  "aK: Bo eee

16 Countries Ask America For 19 Billion   European Nations Want Funds to Carry Them Through Next 4 Years

EUROPE ASKS U. 8. FOR $15,300,000,000 IN NEXT 4 YEARS   Sixteen Nations Sign Report in Paris Setting Forth Their Needs Under Marshall Plan    WESTERN GERMANY  INCLUDED IN FIGURES   Bevin Declares Immediate Help Is Necessary in Order to Avoid Threat of a Crisis,

Europeans Ask For 19 Billion   American Money ‘Sough! To Prevent Economic Chaos

16 Nations Ask Immediate Aid  Help Required From U. S. eae emery wrmengnes ¢

Europe Asks Aid Totaling $19 Billions   U.S. Warned Chaos and Revolution Face Needy Countries

Europe Asks America For 19 Billions   Continent Faces Economic Crisis

Europeans Seek $19 300,000,000 Aid From U.S.   Possible Economic ‘Catastrophe’ Revolt Said Alternative

19 Billions Bill for Marshall Idea of Aid to Europe   U.S. Told It Will Be Expected To Guarantee That Over 4 Years

Molotov Gives In To Marshall On Korean Proposal  Agrees To Formation OF Democratic ic ; Body

Will Resume Korean Task   Russia Agrees to U. S. Proposals for Start on Setting Up Government

Molotov Reported  Agreed to Korea Proposals of U.S.   Moscow Expresses Hope For Early Creation Of Democratic Government

SAYSU. 8. KOREA PROPOSAL OKAYED   Moscow Radio Voices Hope For Hurdling Obstacles In That Nation   SEES NO REASON TO DELAY JOINT COMMISSION MEET

faurdie Cleared     Russia Okays U.S. Proposal On Resuming Korean Talks   “Molotov Expresses Hope Two Nations Can Speed Solution

Russians Agree With U. S. on the Korean Status   Plan Formation of New Government -Providing Korean Independence

Molotov Agrees To U.S. Terms   Accepts Korea Proposals: Hope To Clear Obstacles  Bare Cavernment.

REPORT MOSCOW READY TO AGREE INKOREAN FUSS   Obstacles to Establishing _ Government Believed Passed

Korean Plan ls Approved by Molotov   Soyiets Accept U. S. Proposals; Clear Obstacles

REDS ACCEPT U5. KOREAN PROPOSAL   VOICE HOVE FORMATION OF PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT CAN PROCEED.

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Centennial To Feature Olc Time Service   Pageant on Tuesday To Depict History of Methodist Church

SENATE PLANS QUICK ACTION ~ ON VET BILLS   TRUMAN'S PROPOSAL ON THE HOUSING SITUATION ALSO ON THE PRIORITY  List 5

Farris Reports On Legion Drive   Enrollment Reaches Average Of Membe: Every 8 Seconds

Sugar Stamp No. 12 Good On June Firs      Government Moves Uy Cash-in Date of Next Ration Stamn

EADERS STRIVE QHALT Wt TSING PRICES   Rep. Sahath Places Blame On Board of Trade

Rep. Knutson Drives Ahead With Tax Bill   We Must Cut Tax Now Or We Never Will, He Tells Congress; Democrats In "Ga Slow’ Appeals

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital * Summarized by AF   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

KIDNAP QUARTET TO FACE TRIAL   Four Men Bound over With out Bond After Hearing et O. C.

Vets of 35th Division Plan Reunion to Help Build St. Lo Hospital

Truman, 35th Infantry Vets Will Hold Reunion Thursday And Raise Money for St. Lo Hospital

President Will Address His Buddies 35th Division’s Reunion Fun To Pay For French Hospital]

35th Infantry Veterans Plan Hospital for St. Lo   President Truman and Mayor of French Towr to Attend Division Reunion

je Build Hospita!—  Veterans of 35th Division With President Among Them to Meet

35th Infantry To Enjoy Reunion, Truman Coming   Vets Of World Wars  And II To Help Build Hospital For St. Lo, French Town They Liberated In War II

doth Vets. Including President, To Relive War Experiences at Reunion

Veterans of 35th, Including President, Maat tr Raliva Thair War Frenerjiences

Lilienthal Opposition Up   Sharp Floor Fight Shaping Up Over Nomination

Lilienthal Faces New Opposition By Republicans   Truman Promises Fight to Finish Over Nomination

Truman Nominee Opposed By GOP   Opposition Mounts To Nomination  Of Lilienthal *

Opposition To Lilienthal On  Increase Today   GOP Leader White and Freshman Senator Kem Say They Will Vote  . Againet Him

Anti-Lihenthal Drive Gaining   More Republicans Say They Will Not Support  Truman Nomination

GOP Opposition to ilenthal Piles Up   Two More Republi« Announce Opposi To Truman Chaien

WHITE OPPOSED TO LILIENTHAL   Republican Opposition Ta Atomic Commission --.”" Nominee Mounts. :-

LILIENTHAL FACES HOT FIGHT DESPITE TRUMAN SUPPORT   Senate Floor Chief White Reveals Decision to Op-

Lilienthal Foes Grow   GOP Opposition Mounts As Truman Announces He Will Stand Pat

White, Kim To Oppose Lilienthal   ‘Temperamenially Unfitted’ for Job Maine Solon Says

White and Kem Join Opposition  Declare Lilienthal Unfitted for Post

GOP Opposition Is Piling Up For Lilienthal  Floor Leader Assert: He Will Vote Against Appoini<«

Sharp Fight Predicted —   Opposition Piling Up - Against Appointment Of David Lilienthal

Lilienthal Opposition Piling Up.   Some Republicons Join Fight Agoinst Ex- TVA Chieftatn

Atomic Chief Battle Mounts   G. O. P. Opposition To Lilienthal Grows

GOP ATTACKS ON LILIENTHAL GAINING FORCE   Republican White Says He'll Vote Against Ex-TVA Head

Lilienthal Finds GOP Opponents  Grow Stronger   Opposition To Naming Him  As Head Of A-Energy Commission Piles Up:

6 Prisoners Slain While Trying Escape   Negro Internees Shot When They Make Liberty Break

6 Negroes Shot To Death Trying To Make Escape   7 Other Convicts Wounded in. Melee

13 Convicts Shot: 6 Die In Georgia   Probe of Massacre At Road Camp Asked; Break Attempt Claimec

KILL 6 NEGROES IN ESCAPE TRY   Georgia Prison Camp Ovelle Mass Break

Gov. Dewey Embarks on Western Peas With Eye on Political Support in 48

Snow Blanket Starts Melt As Sun Comes Ow   Bluefield Trucks Move Hundreds Of Tons Of Snow

REPORT TRUMAN WARNS AGAINST NLRB DICTATION   MINERS’ JOURNAL SEES DOMINATION BY SENATE GROUP

Miners’ Journal — SaysTrumanWon’t Stand Dictators   J.. L. Lewis . Publication Calls T.-H. Group Witch-Fanting  Dawhine  i

J. M. W. Journal Reports That Truman Expects Agency to Avoid Being Dictated to by Congressional Groups.

Say Truman Has Warned New NLRB   UMW Journal Claims President Told Board Their Responsibility  Was Not To Congress

NLRB Interference dy Ball Charged Miners’ Journal  Says ‘Dictation’ Attempted by Senator

Truman Moves to Block Senator Ball As Labor Dictator   Informs NLRB It  Is Responsible to Him Not to Committee Created by Conaress

Miners Charge Ball Pressing  Labor Board  Claim President   Claim President Warned NLRB Against Yielding

Truman Warns Labor Board About Rulings   UMW ORGAN TELLS OF _ PRESIDENT’S PLEA ) FOR FAIRNESS

NLRB Warned Not to Consult Ball on Any Policy Moves   Truman Tells Members tc Act Independently, UMW Journal Says

UMW HITS NLRB PRESSURE MOVE   Miners Say Truman Forced To Warn Members

Truman Tighten: Grip on N.L.R.B.   President “Warned” Labor Board on Interference, Journal Says

NLRB Row Revealed in Lewis Paper   Journal Claims Truman Handed Board ‘Ultimatum’

‘Truman Keeps Labor Reins   Mine Journal Asserts President Insists Upon Control

UMW Journal Says: NLRB Appointees Are Warned  Against Congress’ Dictates

Senate Pressure on New NLRB Irks Truman, UMW Declares   Miners Journal Says President ‘Warns’ His Appointees They Are: Accountable Only to Him: Claims Taft. Ball Want. “Whip Hand’

Truman Warns NLRB to Shun ‘Balls Group      Radio Speaker Attended ‘New Mexico U. in 27-28

Labor Board Gets Warned By Truman  Members Accountable to   Members Accountable to Truman, According to United Mine Journal

Say President Warned Labor Board Members  Say TT rinmnain Curnedne      Say Truman Guards Against Interference By Senate Committee

Report Truman ‘Warning’ Given  To Labor Board   Musn’t Let Ball Committee Dictate Policy, Memers Told.

UMW RIFT - bit   Says Truman Warned Board Against Bowing to Congressional Pressure.

TRUMAN SEEKS CONTROL OVER LABOR BOARD   Says Members Responsible Only to Him for Administration of Law

Asserts Board Is ‘Warned’ On Labor Policy   Mine Paper Says Truman Won't Stand for ‘Interference, Dictation’

Ball Committee Under Fire Of Miners Journal   Publication Claims Truman Asks NLRB To Report To Him

Secretary’s Resignation Is Regretted  Lawmakers Praise Byrnes’ Successor —

Solons Regret Byrnes’ Loss. Hail Marshall   Sen. Vandenberg, Other Leaders of Both Parties Express Confidence in Suceessor’s Ability

U.S. Rabbi ls Held In “Bombing” Plot   Eight Others Questioned By French In Leaf-, let Probe

U. S. RABBI ON HUNGER STRIKE WHILE IN JAIL   Jewish Clergyman Held In Plot To Leaflet Bomb Londoners

American Rabbi Held in Bomb Plot Inquiry   French Release Yan! Pilot; None Others Kept in Custody

9 Face Court In ‘Bomb Plot’   U.S. Rabbi Shows Anger At Con-Point Arrest

Taft Advocates Modified Form. Of Rent Control   ‘Favors Correcting “Some: lnjustices: “To Landlords

Yugostavs Hold 2 U. 5. Soldiers Military Prisoners   Release Six Others After Forcing Them Across Boundary

Army Officers Report Hostile Yugoslav Act.   Trio of Negotiators Forced Across Line at Muzzles of Guns

Yankees Were Held 6 Days When They Sought to Obtain Freedom+* For Three Americans Stil Held

Yugoslavs Manhandle  Americans  Yanks Dragged  Across Border Anne Whee.

30 S. SORDIERS SEIZED BY SLAVS AND HELD 6 DAYS   Yanks Declare They Were Dragged at Gunpoint Across Morgan Line Into Tito’s Country.   SOUGHT THE RELEASE OF THREE OTHERS   Six Return to Gorizia Headquarters—Report Two Other Americans Detained in Yugoslav Zone.

School Aid Bill Back  In Senate   Surtax Provision To Be Taken Up When Senate Reconvenes Next Tuesday

School Aid Bill Put Over to Next Tuesday by Senate  Assembly Agrees to Cut Surtax to 20% as lt Annrovec Act

\Legislators Give Up Adjournment Plans; Schedule Work on Tuesday

County Millage Rate Is Continued At 1946  Minimum For This Year   Commissioners Adjust Budget To Fit Income From 13 Mills For County Purposes And Five Mills For Institute.

"47 County Tax Rate At 13 Mills   Institutional Tax At 5 Mills; Same As 1946

Truman Sees World at Peace  . President Addresses Boys’ Forum, Held In National Canital

Truman Sees World Peace ‘Eventually’   Tells Legion-S ponsored Boys’ Forum They Are Living In “Great est Age” —

Trapped Men Feared Dead   Death Toll. In Mine Blast Is Expected To Reach 11]

BLAST GROWS   18 More Bodies Taken From Shaft; Hope Abandoned For Missing Men

18 More Found - Dead in Mine   Bodies Brought to Surface; Toll Mav Reach: 117

Hope Is Fading For Miners In Death Tunnels   Making Plans for Mas: Burial; Rescue Squads Active

Mayor Wright to. Proclaim Holidays Commemorating Burial of Victims of Disaster; U. S: Government and Operators are Blamed

Centralia Makes Plans Bury Dead   Mine Dead Expected To Reach 111 Squads Continue Comb Tunnels

INS AND OUTS ©.  —_—————  § Gover ‘aifrental ‘Standards: ‘Loyalty 

Shipbuilding Workers Going Back To Work   Strike Enters Its 105th Day

EXPAND LEADER’S SCHOOLS FOR NEW RECRUITS WHO SHOW ABILITY, INITIATIVE

Border Belt Leaf Prices Irregular   Eastern N. C. Prices Decline

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Democracy Of Roosevelt Paid Political Dividends

Expect Dutch to Make Drive Toward Indonesian Capital  Sumatra May Become New Headquarters; End to Recognition

INDONESIA LOOKS FOR DUTCH TROOPS TO RENEW ATTACK   Leaders Decide to Abandon Capital in Anticipation of Resumption of Ful!Scale War.   NETHERLANDS CHIEF LASHES OUT AT FOE   Dr. Hubertus J. Ven Mook Charges Indonesians Are Guilty of “Murder, Arson and Torture.”

Indonesians Plar To Abandon Their Capital   Anticipate Renewal Of Full-Scale War With Dutch Forces

EXPECT NEW DUTCH DRIVE   Indonesian Leaders Are Set To Abandon Capital

Urges Support of New Code  on Amateurism   Blasts ‘Black Market’ in Football Players, Bow! Game Trend

A STRIKE LEADER FACES CHARGES   SWORE HE WAS NOT A RED—  THREE REFUSE ANSWERS } ABOUT COMMUNISM.

Refuse fo Testify as fo Membership In Red Party; Wisconsin Worker Is Indicted by the Federal Grand Jury

Strike Leader Indicted  For Denying Communism   Three Officers Of C1O Tobacco Union Refuse To Tell House Committee Whether They ‘Are Communists

CIG Tobacco Union Officers Refuse Telling if They Are Communists   Trie Toll Reuse Prebers Refesal Based Oa Groaned Theat Te Answer “May feeriminaie™ Thame Yravenenikes Rill Baas

Union Officials Refuse To Give Testimony On  Communist Affiliation

STRIKE LEADER INDICTED Union Officers Refuse To Say Whether They Are Communists

‘Unionists Balk House Queries On Communisin   Refuse to Reveal Whether They Are Red Members;  Eada Treaslintad

Red Charge Not Denied by Leaders   Tebacco Union Agents Refuse To Answer House Question

ClO UNIONISTS REFUSE TO SAY THEY ARE REDS   Tobacco Union Chiefs Won’t Talk To House  Probe Committee

C10 UNIONISTS REFUSE TO ANSWER QUIZ   Wisconsin Leader Is Arrested for Giving False Testimony

Elliott Roosevelt Pressure Traced  Flying Boats Project Termed ‘Fantastic’

Pressure From President On Contract Award Denied   Wartime Aviation Adviser Says No White House Pressure Encountered On Big Aircraft Contracts

Pressure by White House in Hughes (Contracts Denied   Former Special Consultant to WPA Takes Stand at Senate Inquiry; Kaiser Plan For Big Plane ‘Fantastic’, Official Says

400-Ton Flying Boats “Completely Fantastic,” Committee Told      ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT BROUGHT INTO PROBE

HUGE WOODEN CARGO PLANE LABELED FLOP   CONTRACT PRESSURE BY WHITE HOUSE IS DENLED

No Pressure From F. D.R. In Plane Case. Witness Says  Ex-WPB Official . Refuses ‘To Say  Yes or No About Elliott Roosevelt

‘Yes’ or ‘No’ Answer ls Evaded on  Roosevelt Pressure   Witness in Plane Probe Asserts the White House ‘Did Not’ Exert Influence on Plane Deals

Witness Has ‘No Comment  Upon Elliott   Aviation Adviser Finds No Bribery. Bat Bad Judement

Former WPB Official Faces War Probers   Saw No White House Pressure  In Plane Deals

E ROOSEVELT’S NAME INTO PLANE CONTRACT INQUIRY   Witness Refuses to Say Whether F. D. R.’s Son Exerted Pressure in Behalf  » of Hughes and Kaiser.   NEVER FOUND ANY FRAUD OR BRIBERY   flughes Says B rewste! “Bummed Off of Me” Free Air Rides Worth $1,400— . Senator Replies.

WITNESS DUCKS QUESTIONING ON ROOSEVELT SON   Aviation Adviser Wil Only Deny Pressure By White House

Woman Shot To Death In Dunkirk Alley   Estranged Husband of Mirs. Wilma Lykihs Allegedly Admits Firing Fatal Shots.

VOTE ON CLARK INQUIRY DELAYED   SENATE DEMOCRATS BLOCK SHOWDOWN ON RESOLUTION OFFERED BY KEM.

SHOWDOWN ON FRAUD CHARGES IS POS TPONEL   Democrats Trying To Forestall Probe Into Kansas City Election

Kansas City Quiz Is Delayed by Policy Committee   Senator Taft Promises Proof of Conduct of Atty. General Department

Showdown On Action In Vote Case Delayed   Probe This Year Of Kansas City Case Pledaed

Kem’s Vote Fraud Proposal Is Held Over in Senate   Democrats Tied Knots in GOP Plans for Quick Action

GOP Postpones Action On Vote Fraud Charges  Showdown On Kem’s Proposal Deferred

KANSAS BALLOT INQUIRY PUSHED   Showdown Scheduled On Investigation Of Fraud Charges

(lark Investigation Showdown Delayet   Toft Assures Probe of Kansos City Vote Fraud Charces

Helen Wieczorek  Married Saturday  “Became Bride of Albert Weoehannt

‘SET HEARING MAY 13 IN ‘MOVE T0 TAKE ‘NORMAL’ FROM UNIVERSITY NAME

Ringgold Farmer Dies of Gunshot Wound in Forehead   J. A. Lininger Lay Unconscious All Tuesday Night

Rangoon Meet Of Officials Is Stormed by Gane   Anti-Communist Head Of Council Ils Among Mass Murder Victims

Assassins Slay Six Members Of Burma Cabinet  Anti-Red Leader   Anti-Red Leader Among Victims Shot Down in Meeting

ig Transpoits. Poised- for takeoff From Carrier Deck Off “Antari

READY FLIGH TO POLAR BASE   Navy Transports to Carry Adm. Byrd and Party To Little America

Gael Sullivan Goes To Work  For Democrats   Dynamic New Irish Personality Moves Into National Headquarters Of Party

Sullivan Takes His New Duties  Evarinkhiun Thi   Executive Director of Demo Committee

U.S. Hold On Mines Menaced   Judge Rules Government Seizure Illegal in One Case

Coal Decision Effect Waited   W. Va. Judge Order: U. S. to Yield Mine

MINE ORDERED BACK TO OWNER   Judge Rules Government Without Seizure Power

Gov't Charges Glass Manufacturers With Monopoly Conspiracy   Anti-Trust Suits ~ Filed Against Two Too U.S. Firms .

2 GLASS FIRMS... FACE CHARGES   Anti-Trust Drive Is Opened Against Top Manufacturers

CTOP._GAP AID TO FEED HUNGRY. FIRST NEED   ANTITRUST SUIT DRIVE AGAINST GLASS FIRMS

Your Today's Star   Daylight. Saving Time Seen ‘For Nebraskans This Winter

Conferees Agree On Ful European Aid   “Congress. To Vote. Karly Next Week .

OLEDO HUNTS =< TRIPLE KILLER F   Scientists Talk ‘Aids To Farming From Atom Boml

BY-PRODUCTS. OF ATOM BOMB      Sclentistsy from All Over Country Gather to Discuss How By-Products of Atom Bomb May be Put to Worl for Farmer,

 ‘ Maj. Gen. A. D, Surles, iPublic Relations  Man for Army, Taken

Always Room for One More  Soldiers Grove Farm Family Welcomes No. 18

FIND MINISTER SLAIN IN CABIN   Search For Woman Pressec After Finding Of Body At Tourist Camp

Woman Sought In Murder Of Clergyman   Dr. Chas. R. Vaughn Bludgeoned to Death In Baltimore Cabin

Boy-Land Club Leader Found. Fatally Beaten   Heavy Woman Companjon Sought For Murder of Dr,Chas. Vaughn

CHURCHILL SPEAKS ON PALESTINE   Wants U.S. to. Help Britain Handle Problem.

British Policies lin Palestine Irk Churchill   Minority Leader Asks That UN Take Over Unless US Co-operate:

CHURCHILL HITS BRITAIN POLICY      U.S. Urged to Share Holy Land Duty

Churchill Asks U. 8. Aid In Palestine   Would Give Mandat To U.N. if United States Refuses Aid

Jews Plan Short General Strike Today in Protest of Deportations  Court Actan tr Halt Bettich Eram   Court Action to Halt British From Shipping Immiarants to Cyprus Sought

JEWIS CALL ONE HOUR TOKEN STRIKE   3ritish Deport Large Number Said To Have Entered Palestine Illegally; Jews  Seek Writ Of Habeas Corpus.

Jews Protest Deportations   10 Minute Traffic Stoppage, Hour General Strike Called For In Palestine

Judge Acquits Two In KC Vote Fraud Trials   . Two of Five - Charged Cleared By Judge Ridae

2 ARE ACQUITTED   Ridge Continues Hearing Evidence Against 3 In Vote Fraud Case

MAY COMPLETE ~ THE FEDERAL VOTE  FRAIIN TRIAL TODA   This Was Indicated by De fense Attorneys in Kansas City.   TWO MEN ACQUITTED   John Melham and W. 8. Wilson Were Freed Late Friday.

61 Persons Killed  in Casablanca 119 Wounded During Frenzied Battle

Quiet Week For Realty Market   Sales Total But $120,00¢ In The Aggregate But Numerous.

Realty Market Not So Active.   5 More Hamilton Park Homes Change Owners...

Dwellings Still Much In Demand   5 Hamilton Park Home: Change Owners This Week.

Legality of Marriage ~ Hinges on Brazil’s Law And Whether She Dies

Court Plans To Rule on School Case   Review Denied Mayor Curley In Fraud Case

DIES IN CHALK      Twice-Reprieved Clevelander Refuses Last Meal; Had No Visitors

HOOVER IS NAMED 10 GUT RED TAPE   Former President Unfair to Tax Consultants, Others.

RAILROADS ASK FOR AIRLINE FRANCHISES   Carriers Say They Must Pay,  Sg Would Compete

New Rules On Lobbying Sent  To Governor    Measure Is Forwarded Te  Governor After Senate _ Completes Action—Fee   OF $10 Is Provided

GRAIN, CATTLE MARKET PRICES DROP SHARPLY   Declines Come At Time Wholesale Costs Hit New All-Time Peaks

Slump in Grain, Meat and Cotton Prices Reported   Federal Inquiry Partly the Cause for Slight Halt in HCL Spiral

PRICES IN SLUMP IN MAJOR GRAIN, CATTLE MARKETS   Exports Cut Brings Temporary Halt in LivingCosts Spiral.   MEAT PROBE OPENS   Lawmakers Weiah Curbs as . Prices Set All-Time ’ Record,

Slight_Drop In Prices Reported   Slump Brings Tempor ary Halt To Cost = Of Living Spiral,

They're Going Down! Meat, Grain, Butter Prices  Slump on Major U.S. Markets

All Food Items in Broo Thursday as Peaks Are Passed   Meat, Grains. Butter Fall Materially On Big Markets -

PRICES SLUMP IN COUNTRY S MAJOR MARTS   Upward Spiral in Cost Of Living Temporarily Checked

Prices Slump On Major Markets  Upward Price Spiral Halts Temporarily

Sash In Grain Exporls Sends Prices Lower   Meat, Grains, Butter and Cotton Decline On Markets

Commodities Prices Show  Sharp Slump   Grain Export Cuts Factor; Butter And cat Also Decline

Russia Holds Security Council Has No Power to Obey Rule Violative of Its Sovereignty

U. S., Soviets Clash Over  Council Powers   Debate on Balkan Situation Ends Fourth Week

REDS HIT UN AUTHORITY  U. §. Warns Strong Action May Be Taken In Balkans Dispute

RALKAN PUPPET “STATES WARNED   Enforcement Measures Promised In Border Mixup By U.N.

America Warns Balkan Trio Of Penalties   Will Be Punished if They Ignore U.N. Council's Decisions

U.S. Warns 3 Red Satellites To ‘Cooperate   Ignoring Security Council Decisions May Bring  Strang Penaltie<

U.S. Warns Russia’s Three Satellites  In Ignoring Council’s Decisions

ANOTHED COOL NIGHT   Will Be Followed by Warmer : Weather Tuesaday

Good Evening...)  Thanks to today’s cdol breeze there's no place lke home in July, It's cheaper, tos!   Mercury Will Begin To Climb by Tuesday

EX-HUSBAND OF SLAIN WOMAN STILL AT LARGE   Indiana and Kentucky Officers Seek Rich Inventor .

Schuman Ends ° French Crisis   Premier Selects Cabinet; Traonhte Passible

France Gets New Coalition Government   But Labor Disorder: Expected To Arise In Paris Today

GOVT. FORMED BY SCHUMAN   Cabinet Is Named As Strikes Threaten New Disorders

Faces Threat Of Labor Row  In Paris Today   Coalition Government Formed by Premier; Troops Guard Capital

New Coalition Government Is ~~ Now in Power   Rush Troops to Paris In Threat of Labor Uprisina

SCHUMAN PICKS FRENCH CABINET IN LABOR CRISIS   Troops Protect Paris Against New Disorders; Bidault Keeps Old Job

FRENCH CABINET MEMBERS NAMED BY NEW LEADER   Coalition Government Is Organized After Four Day Crisis   STRIKES OFFER MAJOR PROBLEM RIGHT NOW

More Unrest Probable In Paris Today   Premier Faces New Disorders; Troops, Police Guard Area

TROOPS RUSHED TO PARIS TC MEET VIOLENCE THREAT   Communists Counset Resist. ance When Subway Reopens.   Premier Schuman ignores ’ Reads, De Gauéists In New Setun.

Seventh Post-War Government In France Already Facing Threat In Labor Disorders

2 Tragic Deaths Monday Up Weekend Toll in State to 11   Tractor Driver, Bus Operator, Latest Victims

WINTER WHEAT GETS MOISTURE   Rainfall In Ohic Ranges From Trace To 1.08 Inches In Dayton Area

Marshall European Aid Plan Will Be Ready — For Solons in 10 Days

ENTIRE PLAN TO BE READIED FOR CONGRESS   Snyder Opposes Cuts In Taxes Pending Cost Action

ON A GOOD WILL TULR   Movie Star Tvrene Power to Make Air Jaunit Over Africa

Ne ew. Surge Of War Talk Seen By Vishinsky   - Says. F renzied Effort. U.S. In War on Russia Made: to Pit Germany.

Upsurge of Opinion Favors ‘US-Russian War— Vishinsky ‘Would Direct Germany Against Reds

War-Mongering Charge Repeated   Vishinsky Sees Frenzied Upsurge of Opinion Favoring War With Reds

Russian Renews ‘“War-Mongering’’ Charges  Vishinsky Says U.S. Opinion Ils Favoring War With Soviet

Vishinsky Sees Germany Vs. Russia   Renews Charges  Of War-Mongering  In Sundav Talk

Soviet Views ‘Fight Russia’ Trend in U.S   Vishinsky Accuses U. S. of Preparing Germany for Battle

Renews War Plot Charges   A “Frenzied” Upsurge Of Feeling in U. S.  Favoring War Against Russia Save Vishinskyv

Vishinsky Charges U. S. Policy In Germany Aimed At “Preservi ing Remnants Of Fascism”

Soviet Leader Says Opinion Leads To War   Vishinsky Sees Frenzied Upsurge Of German War.

Russian Charges America Trying to Rebuild Reich  as Shield Aaainst Soviet

“PRESERVING FASCISM” Vishinsky Sees Growing Favor of War With Russia

 Notes “Frenzied” Opinion Upsurge ee IER pinion Upsurge  VISHINSKY SCORES WAR TALK IN U. S.

Vishinsky Says Policy Of U.S. Hopes To Save ‘Remnants of Fascism’

Russian Leader  ie U, ipsurge      Vishinsky Charges U.-S Seeks to. Have: Reich  Faseism Bolstered”’ .  Against Soviet ">

Vishinsky Says He Finds Sentiment In West Favors War with Russia

‘War Frenzy’ Seen In U. S. By Vishinsky   American Policies Aim Te Preserve The Remnants Of Fascism In Germar Zone, He Charaes

-Roval Wedding Nea  Date Book Of Bride Jammed   Princess Dances Till Wee Hours As Crowd Gathers At The Palace

Princess Elizabeth’s Date Book Jammed With Parties, Personal Details As Marriage Of Royal Couple Nears

Princess Elizabeth’s Schedule- Full las Wedding Date with Philip Nears

BRITONS WATCH PALACE IN FOG Princess Elizabeth Faces Busy Day _ After Stavina to Wee Hours at Dance

Elizabeth Busy with Final Rush Before Wedding   Some Mothers More Dangerous Than Dillinger, Speaker Says

ee te ce ce EE a a   Bdlecen cess Elizabeth’ s Datebook Crowded As Wedding  Nears

Bank Taken By 8 Youths   Jewish Official Is : Killed In Thievery

Fresh Threats To Hang British ' Made By Jews   Group Of 8. Including Girl. Robs Bank In Palestine And Shoots Manager

Jewish Youths Murder Official in Bank Holdup   ‘Another Man Is Wounded by Jerusalem Gang—Underground Threaten Mare British Hangings

Young Jews Rob Bank   Kill Jewish Official and Escape With $5,200

Jewish Bandits Hold Up Bank   Girl Included In Gang That Killed Manager

Registration of Paid Lobbyists Is Sought   Fund To Combat Anti-Semitism To Be Raised

18 INJURED IN AIRLINE CRASH   DC-3 Hits Dwelling In Nashville While Trying Land In Bad Weather; Two In House Hurt.

(8 Persons Hurt As Plane Crashes  Magician Rams Into House At Nashville

18 INJURED IN PLANE CRASH   Vaudeville Troupe’s Plane Crashes Into Nashville Dwelling

Motorist Now Whistle Af Traffic Officers On Streets In Pittsburgh

LADY-COPS’ LIKED BY PITTSBURGHERS   Industrial City Uses Them To Direct Traffic at School Corners

Clash Marks Trieste Birth As Free City   Yank Outfit Blecks Move Of Yugoslavian Squad; Italians, Slavs Battle In Territory

Yugoslavs,American: In Bloodless Clash   Gunfire Halts Yugoslays In Attempted Frontier Crossing; Trieste Free Area

U.S. Troops Hold Border   Prevent Yugoslav Force From Crossing Into Free Triesta Territory

FREE TRIESTE — FACESRIOTING   Yugoslavia Occupies Treaty-Gained Land Ahead Of Time

Near Clash Between U.S., Yugoslav. Marks Birth of Trieste Free State

Clash Marks Birth of Free Irieste   Yugoslav Detachmeni Is Blocked by Fire From Americans

Bloodless Clash Between U. S., Yugoslav Troops   Marks Birth of Free Territory ”

Their Bluff ls Called Yuaoslav, U. S. Troops Clash Near City OF Trieste

U.S. Shots Halt Tito’s Troops   Stiff Check Given Premature Attempt To Occupy Ceded Italian Territory; Tank, Machine Guns Slew Yuagoslavs

BLOODLESS CLASH OF U.S, SLAV SOLDIERS MARKS TRIESTE BIRTH  NEIGHBORS ATTEMPT TO ENTER NEW TERRITORY; BLOCKED BY AMERICANS

Burst of Gunfire from U. S. Detachment Discourages Yugoslav Effort To Cross  Border Prematurely.  INCIDENT IS

JUMP GUN FOR OCCUPATION OF TRIESTE AREA  12? NOUGHROYS ON   12 DOUGHBOYS ON ROAD BLOCK CALL UP REINFORCEMENTS

L.S. Machine Gun Halts Tito Troops   Yugoslavs Break Trieste Time Table. Precipitating Clash

U.S.Troops ForceSlavs To Retreat   Americans Block Entry Into Trieste With Machinegun Fire

Yanks and Slavs in Near Battle  Rinnadincee Dids   Bloodless Rift Marks Birth of Free Trieste

BORDER CLASH BETWEEN SLAVS AND U.S. FORCE   Incident Marks Birth of Free Territory of Trieste: No Blood Shed   YUGOSLAY DETACHMENT BLOCKED AT BORDER

Clash Marks Birth of  Free Trieste  Yugoslav Troops   Yugoslav Troops Jump Gun; U. S. Post Stands Firm

U.S. Troops ‘Halt March By Yugoslays   Latter, Jumping Gun  In Moving Into Trieste, Are Stopped By Show Of American Force

Slav, U.S. Soldiers In Trieste Clash Americans Stand Ground as Foes

Trieste Free; Border Event Marks ‘Birth’   American Outpost Turns Back Slavs Seeking Entrance

BIRTH OF TRIESTE MARKED WITH A BLOODLESS CLASH   The Battle Occurred Between Yugoslav and American Froops.   U. S. MACHINE GUN FIRE   Slav Detachment Blocked by Warning Blast by the Americans.

U.$. TROOPS I BORDER CLASH   Bloodless Rift Comes as Yugoslavs Try to Cross Into Free Trieste

VANKS BLOCK TRIESTE LINE TO OLAV UNIT   Stop Crossing Into Free Area Frontier-with Burst of Machine Guns.

Bloodless Clash Ushersin Birth Of Free Trieste   U.S. Troops Fire Warning On Slavs Attempting to Cross Early

Border Clash °s Yugoslavs Jump Gun   U. S. Troops Hold Ground in Bloodless Frontier Incident

AmericanTroops Clash With Slavs   Yanks Prevent Yugoslavs From Crossing Frontier Into Trieste

Bloodless Clash Marks Birth of a Free Trieste   Americans Turn Back Yugoslavs Attempting To ‘Beat: Deadline’

Labor Peace In Prospect   15-Cent Wage-Raise Set by U. S. Steel Believed a Basis For All Industry.

Food in Palestine Running Short As Arab-Jew Strife Halts Convoy:

CONGRESS MAPS HEAVY PROGRAM   Leave Bonds Payment, Excise Tax Cults on Schedule

ee  PAYMENT_OF_VET BONDS_AND — SETTING —SIXTY__CENTS_. MINIMUM WAGE IN, PROGHAM

Texas Covered ©  With Blanket of  Snow and Sleet   Ice Snarls Communications Travel and School Openings

Women's Hats Now Resemble Women's Hats   U.S. Exports Decline In July For Second Consecutive Month   Announce Formation Of State 4-H Advisory Committee

Markey Asking  State Recount   Wants All sThe Countie: Checked; Sen. O’Conor Points To Figures.

Army Men Fear Attack on Royall  New Cobin et Member Rale al   New Cabinet Member Related by Marriage To Leftic®# Saunnartar

Storm Seen Over Royall Nomination   Man Picked for Job of Patterson Is Kin of Red Supporter.

John Gilbert Winant Takes Own Life With Shot From Automatic   Three-Time Former Governor of New Hampshire Described As Fatigued and Despondent.

Coal Supply Too Short For Long Strike   Industry Will Feel Pinch Within Three Weeks If Miners Go Out July 7.

U.S. Coal Sunol Lowest in Years   Industry Wiil Fee! Pinch Quickly if UMW Carries Ovt Threats

Vote Slated Today on Tax Cut Bill  Republicans Line Up Support to Reduce Levies

Vote Slated Today on © Tax Cut Bill  Republicans Line   Republicans Line Up Support to Reduce Levies

LEGISLATURE NOW AT WORK ON FINAL BILLS OF SESSION   Many Proprosals Will B Left Over For Next Levislature

100th Day Of 52nd G. A.;  Farmers Anxious For Home   Future Tax Demands Likely To Be Serious  Problem

Priest Benefited By Eye Fluid From Dead Man   Eyes Willed to Guard By Doomed Convict In Nevada Prison

FULL SCHEDULE FOR CONGRESS NEXT 2 WEEKS   Cashing Of Terminal Leave Pay Bonds May Be Passed Up   LONG RANGE HOUSING MAY ALSO BE DROPPED

GOP Leaders To Fight G.I. Bonds   Leave Yili to Cash Bonds Off of Last Minute Work

WORK IS LAID OUT 10 WIND UP CONGRESS   CASHING TERMINAL PAY BONDS LEFT OFF PROGRAM

Senate 6.0.P. Leaders Adopt Their Schedule   Terminal Pay Bones Housing Program May Be Crowded in

Senate May Omit Terminal Pay And  Housing Program   Only Way Action Can Be Taken On Measures Already Approved By House Is For Solons To Avoid Long Debate Until July 26

Terminal Bond Cashing Fate Undetermined   Senate Schedule Drawn for Last Two Weeks of Session

LEAVE BOND BILL MAY BE HELD UF   Senate Drops Bill, But Might - Consider Measure If De hate Is Limited

Fraud Evidence Reported Found In Senate Election      Two Senate Staff Probers Assigned To Investigate— Recount Of Maryland Ballots Well Under Way .

— Temorrows Headlines “foday PRESS AND PUBLIC BARRED FROM WRANCIF Q\VER BELL AH'S LETTERS

French Chief In Indo- China Decrees War   Viet-Nam Rebels Must Be Crushed, Woutet Declared

French Minister Says Rebels Will Be Crushed  -- Army Action Will Precede Any Indo-China Talks

Freneh Ar ‘my May Be Asked To End Revolt   Viet-Namese Must Be Crushed, Paris Colonial Head Savs

Owen Anderson  Proud Of Wins At  Holstein Show   Has Fine Herd Of Holstein Cattle

MADISON COUNTY JUDGE NAMED IN GOP CONVENTION   CANDIDATE TO FILL VACANCY CAUSED BY JUNE SMITH DEATH

Weekend Deaths Mount to Eight   Two Chicago Youths Die in Plane Crash— Autos Fatal to Five

Truman PaysTribute  To FDR Two Years’  Atter His Death Morgenthau Says’ peholarshins to Be  wing AamnAariag

iNation to Observe Second Anniversary of FDR‘s Death  Services at Hyde Park, Warm Sprinas

Plan Ceremony To Honor FDR   Second Anniversary Of His Death Today

U.S. HONORS ED.R. TODAY   Second Anniversary Of Late President’s Death Is Observed

 International: Scholarship Set Up In FDR’s Memory on Anniversary of Death

Truman Lauds IE DR’s _Efforts  In Dire Times   He Brought Hope And Courage To Despairing Hearts He Tells Nation

MEMORIAL HELD FOR ROOSEVELT   Second Anniversary Ot Death Observed At Ancestral Home

Death Toll Reaches 262 In 17 Days Of Conflict; Farouk Hopes Prevent Partidioning Plan

eee ete  Sinatra Posts Bail on Battery Charge After Midnight Fisticuff Flurry

SEEN BY DEPT.   Expect Increased Plantings To Bring Record Food Crop Preduction

BUMPER CROP YIELD IS BEING FQRECAST   Gevernment Indicates Wheat Pro duction May Be The Greatest On Record

Huge Crop US Thinks   Only Corn Will Be Below The Average Yield For Ten Years

Another Bumper Crop Production Year Envisioned   Yield of Wheat May Be Largest Ever Recorded

CITY DECKS OUT FOR SANTA CLAUS   LIGHTS, BELLS AND WREATHS BEGIN GOING UP IN DOWNTOWN DISTRICT.

Colony Hopes Soar in Italy   People-Look to U. N. For Return of Land

TB X-HAY TEolo TO START OCT. 27   FREE STATIONS SET UP THROUGHOUT COUNTY

Tuberculosis Check Begins Here Monday .  Students, Handlers Of Foods, General Public To Be X-Rayed

CHIANG NOT ON WAY OUT YET   Chinese Leader Will Neec Billions To Hold Off Reds in Future

China Will Weather the Winter Now  But Commun ists May   But Communists May Cause Trouble Again If Aid Not Given   By Fred Hampson. Chief of The Associated Press Staff in  Po ie

Mississippi Flood Damages Estimated at $500 Millions   Battle Between Man and River Continuing in  St. Louis Today .

Men Fight To Save Levees From Floods   Damage Along Mississippi, Tributaries Estimated At Half Billion

Fight Against River Is Continued As Crest of Flood Starts Dropping

Flood Damage On Mississippi: May. Total 500 Million   Survey Shows Soil Lost Would Cover 325,000 Acres Ts Seinch Danth

Waters Rage Unabatec South of St. Louis As Engincers Join Fight Against Mississippi

FLOOD LOSS PUT AT 500 MILLIONS   Workers Battle To Protect Rest Of Periled Levees

Flood Damage istimated at  $500.000,006   Enough Soil Lost to Cover $25,000 Acres Six Inches Deep

BATTLE AGAINST OLD MAN RIVER IN FINAL STAGE   Engineers Toil To Save Levees Near St. Louis—Damage At $500,000,000

Fight Continues To Save Levees On Mississippi   Allover Flood Damage Total $500.000.000

CONTINUE IN RIVER FIGHT   Battle to Save Levees as Stage Holds Hivh Level

Flood Damage Is Estimated At 500 Million   Fight To Save Remaining Levees Is Continuing: Thousands Of Families Are Homeless

Flood Damage Along Mississippi Anc Tributaries Already At Half Billion   Fight Continues Unabated With Efforts Centered Dn Saving Other Levees: Valuable Soil Washed Away By Hizh Waters.

Proposes Give $2900 In Dues  To Polio Fund Charge Rolls Of  Conservative  Iemos Padded

Arabs’ Houses: Fired As Guns Bark In Fight:   Battles Flave In Section Between Jaffa. Tel Aviv As New Outbreaks  ~ ’ Are Reported

CASUALTIES IN THE HOLY LAND SAID MOUNTING   scene Of Terror Marks Borderland Between All-Jewish City Of Tel Aviv And AIllArab Area Of Jaffa.

5 More Jews Are Killed In Fighting   Fire Breaks Out To Bring About Scene of Terror

Man Decides Women Loaf Too Much; Shoots Two, Then Commits Suicide

LOCOMOTIVE FREES A CAR,   Stalled Vehicle Nudged Off the Tracks in Winnesota.

TAFT DEMANDS SPENDING CUT   Senator Also Urges Lowe! Taxes As Solution For  Mounting Prices

TAFT ASKS TAX CUT AS ANTIDOTE ~ FOR HIGH PRICES   Senator Believes Year's Surplus, Barring Further Foreign Outlays, Will Total 7 Billion.   HOLDS GOVERNMENT SHOULD SPEND LESS   Hits Rationing and Price Con. trol Proposals as Steps Toward Regimented System.

TAFT PROPOSES LESS SPENDING. BY COVERNMENT   GOP Senator Backs Tax Decrease in Fight Against High Prices

Senator Charges Truman Veto Contributes to Rising Cost of Living.

PRICE CONTROL PLANS HIT:  Taft Calls On Government To Slash Spending, Taxes   500 ATTEND ROTARY MEETING Friendship And Understanding Said World's Greatest Needs

Spending, Taxing Reduction Urged  Taft Holds Antidote For Climbing Prices

None Killed as 16 Cars of Train Jump off Track   Some Texans Hurt as New Orleans-Bound Special Is Derailed

46 Hurt When Crack SP Train Leaves Rails   Argonaut in Wreck; 1 Cars Quit Tracks Near Ontana

U.S. Will “Help” Greeks In War on Guerrilias   Aid Mission Chief Says Officers Will Ba “Ohseervers. Advisars™

U.S. Army To Increase Aid  In Greck War   U.S. Officers Will Enter Compat Areas To Dixect War‘are

Coal Situation Playing Vital Part in Economic Crisis in England and Germany

“King Coal” Is Europe's Real Ruler   Vital Part) Played In Economic Crisis Seen After Bevin’s Plea, Rubr Bonus Plan For Reich Miners

PARTY LINE OF — COMMIES TOLD   DEMAND THAT BRITISH SOL. DIERS LEAVE PALESTINE DESPITE “BLOODBATH" DANGER

Student Quits, Hits News Schoo   Says U. W. Teaches ‘1920 Journalism’

CIO Is Asking For a Special Congress Meet  Wants Price, Rent Controle. Rot a

Renewed Curbs, Rationing  For US. Asked by CIO   Labor Body Demands Immediate Congressional Session——Urges Income Tax Exemptions, Job Protection

Marshall Talk Will Highlight CIO Sessions   Secretary To Make Firs Address: Before Labor Meeting; Unity Of Powers Urged

aEOUION ASKED TO BRING BACK PAIGE BRAKES   Rental Ceilings, Government Housing Measures Given 0, K.

CIO Seeks Return Of Price and Rent ‘Clamps, Rationing   - Calls for Immediate Sessjon of CongressAsk for New Policy  On Incamea Tervac

Return of Rationing, Lid on Prices, Rent Demanded by CIO   Convention Resolutions Also Ask Raising of Income Tax Exemptions, Immediate Session of Congress

ClO Is Asking For a Special Congress Meet  Wants Price, Rent Controls. Rationing

Immediate Special Session Is Asked '  ClO Would Renew Price, Rent Control, Reinstate Rationing

Delegate Cali for Immediate Congress Session To Reestablish Rationing, Price and Rent Controls.   MARSHALL TO GIVE TALK THIS AFTERNOON

LITHOGRAPHERS INVITED BY IT   AFL Typographical Union To Ask ClO Group Into-One Printers Union

MME. LUPESCU PASSES CRISIS   Hope Felt For Recovery Of Former King Carol's Paramour

SENATE READIES PIGEONHOLE FOR BILL ON POLL TA)   No Action Will Be Taken On Controversial Law Until Next Session

Action Not Likely Till Next Session.... May Delay Action Gn Poll Tax Bill

Committee Holds Poll Tax Measure   Bill Will Not Face Senate Until Next January Session

House-Passed Anti-Poll Tax Bill Is Shelved By Committee   No Action Scheduled Before Adjournment  Slated For Saturday

GOP LEADERS SEE VICTORY   Taft, Stassen Claim Trenc Toward GOP Indicates Presidential Win

Taft And Stassen Call For Election Of GOP President   Share Spotlight At lowa Luncheon

aft, Stassen Join In GOP Win Forecast   Share Spotlight As Speakers At lowa Gathering

Anderson Urges  Sparing Innocent  In Market Lists Wants to Halt Most  Names; Cites Case rat cc... TL or

SECRETARY ANDERSON WISHES TO STOP GIVING INIAMEC MC CDAIN CPLCIIATORC AC “LIN ILICT’

Truman, Afoot,  Leads War Pals   Throngs See President Parade in Kansas City

TRUMAN LEADS PARADE AFOGT   Crowd Cheers President Along Route At Kansas City

Leaves Automobile To Marct Last Portion Of Route Aftont   BANDIT ROBS BANK WHILE DEMONSTRATION IS HELD

Truman Leads Old Comrades In Big Parade   Bank Robbery Is Stagec Daring 35th Division   Reunion As Police  Watch Crowds

[State Administration Dodsex   Fights as Liquor Reform  Amendment Is Suddenly Withdrawn.   ‘LABOR BILL ISSUE BRINGS OPPOSITION

Loud Protests Force Retreat  By Leadership   Administration Dodges Second Senate Fight By Deferring Action On Labor Measure

GOP Dodges Two Fights.In Legislature   Withdraw Liquor Amendment; Defer Arbitration Measure

New Danger Causes Fear In Torn City   Cause of Blaze Seven Days After Tragic Explosion Is Mystery to Authorities   Testimony Is Due   Ship Survivors to Give Accounts of Beginning al Holocaust

City Tense Fearful of Explosion   Many Pack Ready to Leave City Again

Texas City Has Fire in Warehouse   Billowing Orange Smoke Once More Sweeps Over City but No Lives Lost; Inquiry Near End

Jittery Texas City Has Another Warehouse Fir   Ammonium Nitrote Burns But Fire Is Put Out--Smoke Alarms Cithzens

New Fire Alarms   TexasCity   However, Blaze in  Warehouse Storing Nitrate Is Put Out  After Burning ? Houwr

New Fire in Texas City Is Under Control   Nitrate Blast Threatened Again

ANOTHER BLAZE ADDS TO WOES OF TEXAS CIT!   Warehouse Containing Ammonium Nitrate Burns---Fire Checked After 2 Hours.

Warehouse Fire Put Out, Ending Latest Danger   Revived Fears Of Chemical Blast Allayed

Trigger-Tense Town - Thrown Into Frightened Excitement Before Blaze Was Put Out

PUT OUT BLAZE IN TEXAS CITY:   Warehouse Filled With  Nitrate Burns 2°Hours

BUILDING STORED WITH NITRATEIS REPORTED ABLAZE   HUGE SMOKE CLOUDS OBSCURE CITY: NEW EXPLOSION FEARED

archouse Nitrate lazes Up   Flames Are Put Out After TwoHour Long Fight

Blaze in Nitrate Warehouse Gives Texas Citians New Explosion Scare

Nitrate Blaze On Waterfront ls Extinguished   Fire Breaks out in Warehouse Storing Explosive Material

TEXAS CITY 1S CURBED QUICK   Warehouse Burns For Two Hours Causing Exe‘tement in Nervous Tosvn   BODIES STILL BEING RECOVERED AFTER WEEK

Alarm Spread By Flames in Big Warehouse   Burns: for: Two ‘Hours As:Many:Prepared To. Flee: From:City.. .

Texas City Was Thown Into Frightened Excitement.   /EXTINGUISHED AT 11:25   Fire Broke Ovt In the Al  ready Damaged Warehouse.

Warehouse Caught Fire   Held Ammonium Nitrate; Many Citizens Packed To Leave Again If Necessary

New Fire Scare In Texas City   Warehouse of Nitrate Blazes for 2 Hours

New Fire Revives Danger   Chemical Warehouse Bursts Into Flames; Explosion Feared

Nitrate Burns For Two Hours Today   Excitement Is Quelled; City Returning To Near Normal Now

Thousand Tons of Ammonium Nitrate  Endangered Today   Trigger-Tense Citizens Thrown Into Frightened Excitement

Fire Hits 1000 Tons of Nitrate   Orange Smoke Covers Town Where 575 Died in Recent Disaster

Blaze Extinguished After Two Hours; Grand Camp Survivors Testify Before Investigating Board.   DIFFICULTIES WITH RED CROSS ARE RESOLVED

Survivors Of Blast Testify At Inquiry   Total Of Known Dead Reaches 426

Texas City Fire . Burns Two Hours  City. Is: Thrown “Into Excitement _

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Tells Of Hollywood Delegation On Washington Visit

Rossville Man Struck by Bus Dies Instantly   John Schuler, 80, is Struck by Bus South of Owasco in  Carroll County

Missing Witness Delays Inquiry Into Steel “Grey Market’ Activities

Baby Sitter Hacks 2 Year Old To Death  and Confesses   34-Year-Old Woman Who Likes Children Can’t Explain Deed

Baby Sitter Uses Axe On Two-Year-Old “! Don't Know Why,” Woman Sobs After Killing Of Child

Baby Sitter Slays Tot, 2   Woman Hysterical After Confessing Unexplained Act

Woman Nearly Decapitated Baby She Was Guarding   Long Experienced Caretaker Had Always Loved Children

DEMOCRATS HIT » ATREPUBLICANS   Monroney Asserts Halleck’s Review Notable For Things Omitted

Republican Claims Draw Demo Fire   Biggest Problems Ignored by Congress Monronav Choraes

itt for fat:  Republican Claims Draw Fresh  Blasts From Democratic Party

GOP Claims Hit By Demo Blast  Republicans Have Ralivarsad .Ualliael-

GOP Claims Hit By Demo Blast  Republicans Have Delivered—Hatleck

“Accomplishments” Disputed ... .  Claims Of Republicans  In Eightieth Congress Draw Democratic Blast

GOP Claims  Draw Fire   Demos Say 80th Congress Notable For What It Didn’t Do

Democrats Spike Republican Claims  Legislation Brings New Critical Blasts

Demos Blast GOP Claims of Accomplishment in Congress Sav Three Domestic Issues Omitted

Transient Rooms To Become Eligible For Decontrol fomorrow   Landlords May Ask OPA To Raise Rental Rates

Hotels, Tourist Homes Expected To Boost: Rents.   Starting Tomorrow Tran: sient Rooms Eligible For Deeontrol.

TRANSIENT ROOM RENTS ELIGIBLE FOR DECONTROLS   LANDLORDS MUST APPLY SEPARATELY FOR RENT BOOSTS

Transient Rooms To Be Rent Free   Decontrol Order In Effect Saturday

Tourist Court Operators Plan To Hike Prices   TRAVELING G PUBLIC TO AWAIT CHARGES OF OWNERS

HOTEL ROOM DECONTROLS DUESATURDAY   Rents on Transient Accommodations in Hostelries and Motor Courts Can Be Hiked, if OPA Grants Permission.

Motor Courts To Hike Prices Teaveling Public Will Get Word Tomorrow Of Hotel Rate Boosts

Transient Room Rates To Go Up   Price Regulation Will End Saturday

Plan Decontrol For Room Rents   Hotels, Motor Courts, And Tourists May Hike Prices

Transient Rents Up   All Hotels and Camps May Apply For Decon. trol After Today

To Get Word on Rents Saturday  mil... 2c. Liei.t   Refers to Hotel Rooms, Motor Courts

(eeter Courts 10 Mine Frices  Traveling Public Will Get Word Tomorrow Of Hotel Rate Boosts

'Hotels, Motor and Tourist Courts Set For Decontrol  Landlords Must Apply Separately

Ease Rent Controls Saturday   Increases Limited to Hotels, Motor Courts, and ‘Hardship’ Cases

CAR PRICE BOOSTS ARE NOW UNANIMOU    Studebaker Raises Prices Las Night; See Line Holding This Year

Boost In Auto . Prices Slated  In’48 Market   Present Figures Likely Te Remain In Effect For Remainder Of Year, Producers Say

Auto Makers See No More Price Hikes   Line Will Hold for Rest of Year, Producers Sav

Price-Tags On New Cars Will Remain Same   Industry Sees Na Raise Now, But Hike With New Models.

 Amazing New Weapons Seen  Space Ships, Missiles Guided By Stars Said To Be Possible

Russia Hits UN’s Atomic Board Plans   Declines To Offer Amendments; Says ‘Acreement Balked’      ~ Vast Problems To Be Overcome Through ‘Years’ Of Research; No Time To Reeover From Another ‘Pearl Harbor’  Johns Hopkins Scientists Point To ‘Theoretic’ U. S. Arming With Space Ships, Missiles Guided By Stars

ARMAMENT OF U.S. WITH PLANET- LIKE MISSILES SEEN IN FUTURE  Space Ship Weapons ‘Possible’

‘Scientists Tell Possibilities Of Space Weapon   Urge Work On Guided Missiles, Celestial Arms

MRS, ROOSEVELT LOST LICENSE AS RESULT OF TRAFFIC CRASH      WIDOW” OF PRESIDENT- NOT PERMITTED 10 DEIVE AUTO FOR AT LEAST 3¢ DAYS °° .

MRS.F.D RS DRIVING PERMIT IS REVOKED    Can Get New One 30 Days After Passing -Examination

Plane Contractor Arrives to Face Senate Probers   Hughes May Be Cailed By War Investigating Com mittee Later In Day   ARNOLD WAS TOLD, WITNESS TESTIFIED   Former Air Material Heed Says He Advised Against .  Contract Award

oil Attempt Release Of oO Ship Girl Internees Is 1 Small Box Cuba’ s Plan

AMBITIOUS GI PLANNED TO SEND GIRL TO UNITED STATES BY AIR EX. PRESS

British Drag Jews From  Refugee Ship  Trains Loaded At Hamburg For Ponnendorf Camp

Vessels Carrying Exodus Refugees Dock At Hamburg   Disembarked Jews Put On Trains For DP Camp

 — VIOLENCE —  Rip Bars From Train Windows  = o   ‘i. ITLERI Siw CHARGED

British Drag Jews From Transport;  Taken to Camps   Soldiers Crack Heads When « Miolence Begins; Worl: . Began Peaceably at Dawn

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.—(AP)—A “remarkable” improvement in the morals of the 50-odd House of Representatives page boys was reported today by their unofficial

Early Action On Training   Order . Hearings After Compton Says Situation Too Serious For Delay

TO HOLD HEARINGS   Universal Trainings Discussions to ‘Tahe Place Soon

ARMY TRAINING ~ WILL BE AIRED   Quick Hearing Scheduled-After Karl Compton Points to World Situation

Public Hearings On Universal Training Slated  House Committee Acts After Advice That Situation Is Serious

Dealers Fear Used Car Racket 2% Public Blamed for Prices   Plans Grow Up tc Combat New Car Resale

Auto Dealers Charge Public to Blame for Much of Profiteering on New Cars Sold to Used Car Dealers

AUTO DEALERS SAY PUBLIC  IS AT FAULT.   Too Willing to: : Pay Racketeers._ Exhorbitant Price

SOLON SCORES KAISER ‘GALL IN STEEL BID   Bridges Raps Request Made To Reduce RFC Loan

HEAVY CRUISERS EARMARKED SOUTH   Four World War II Ships Slated For Latin America

KIBNAPING THEORY DENIED - Search Underway For Missing Niece Of Wealthy Boston Man

Niece OF : Braves’ Head Disappears  Posse Hunts For Wancy Perini. 4

PLANE TRANSFERS WILL BE PROBED   iArmy Transports Given Yugoslavia and China

Ecuador Back In Hands of Regular Gov't   Country’ s Militcry Dictatorship . Lasted 10 Days -

Temporary Leader Takes Control: of Ecuador m Revolt   ‘Counter Revolution Sets   Up Former Vice President Veintimilla   IBARRA 18 EXPECTED TO RETURN TO POST   Ten-Day Dictatorship Ends As Mancheno’s Forces Are Overthrown

Veintimilla Is Today’s Top  Keuadorian 10-Day Mancheno   10-Day Mancheno Regime Collapses In Counter-Revolt

COUNTER-ACTION QUIETS ECUADOR   Mancheno Ousted; Ex-President To Resume Control

Revolution in Ecuador is Abating   Way Is Paved For Ibarra’s Return When Mancheno Surrenders  To Civilian Board.

Clearfield Man Dies In Cabin Fire   Charred Body Of J. J.  Collins Found In Ruins Of Shack After Fire Is Extinguished.

J. J. Collins Burned To Death In Fire  Succumbs As   Succumbs As Montgomery Shack Is Gutted

Expect 2,000 Guests For Campus Day   Fall Homecoming Of Hood Alumnae On Saturday; Classes Compete For Cun

HOOD COLLEGE PLANS ANNUAL CAMPUS DAY   Coming Weekend Occasion Marks Fall Homecoming Of Alumnae Of Frederick Institution

Race to Halt Spending   . Saturday Is Deadline For GOP to Reduce Presidential Budget

GOP Racing With Time in Budget Slash   Dissension In Own Ranks Slows Down Plans for Action

G.O.P. Racing Against Time to Make Good On  Promise To Cut Taxes

GOP Scions To Face Problem lin Tax Cuiting   AGREEMENT EXPECTED AMONG SQUABBLING FACTIONS

Agreement On Tax Cut Is Reported   Republican Leaders Race Against Time to Make Good Promise to Pare Government Snendinge

GOPers Race Against Time On Tax Slices   Majority Beset By Dissension In Own Ranks Over Disputed Issue

G.0. P. PUSHES. ~ TAX PROGRAM   Races Against Time To Make Good On Promised Slashes      OWN RANKS DIVIDED

GOP Strives To Cut Taxes And Spending   Races To Make  Promises Good

G. 0. P. RACES TO MAKE GOOD ON FISCAL PROGRAM   ee 4) ee ee ee eee  REACH PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT TO CUT TAXES. SPENDING

Republicans Race Deadline on Tax  Cut Promises  Must Pare Budget, Put Ceiling on U.S. > S$pending bv Fah 1

A SPENDING LIMIT 10 BE SET SATURDAY   Congressional Leaders Reportedly Have Agreed to Decide Budget by Then and Perfect Tax Cut Plan Later.

Race Against Time to Make Promises Good  GOP Set to Cut  nanaAina§ lavoc

Race Against Time In Tax-Budget Slash   GOP Leaders Reach Preliminary Agreement on Program to Pare Spending and Grant Tax Relief: Meet to Draft ‘Ceiling’ on Budaet

TIRING OF LONG DEBATES, COP MAY ACT NOW   Republicans Realize They Must Decide Tax-Slashing Plan This Week

GOP Hurries To Cut Budget   Saturday Deadline For Peo posed Expenditures Ceiling By Committee.

Solons Racine With Time On Budget Cut   Republicans Divided In Opinions on Tax Relief Methods

Republican Leaders, Though Disagreeing Among Selves, Appear Bent On Slashing 6 Billion From Truman's Budget And Slapping A Ceiling On Gov't. Spending.

GOP Races Time On Budget Cut   Saturday Deadline for Fixing Congressional Limit to Spending

Republicans Racing Time’ To Make Good Promises to Cut Federal Spending, Income Tax   Worried by Dissension in Own Ranks, Reach General Agreement on Paring Budget, Dividing Savings

ive Killed In Three jane Crashes During astern Snow Storm   freak Snowstorm Covers 250 Mile Area; Worst Plane Mishap Seen At Carmel, N, J.

Congress fo Hear From Ambassadors   Reports to Be Made On Greece. Turkey

Somebody: Must Learn How tc Stir People Up for Better Cause Than Blood-Letting

Peace Needs A New Patriotism  War’s Emotional Stimulus Gone Leaving Listlessness In Wake

ITU ADOPTS POLICY OF NO CONTRACT   New Taft-Hartley Act Is in Full Effect Starting August 22

Resubmission Is Passed By Senate   People of Kansas Will Be > Permitted to Vote on Legahizing Liquor   COUNT {15 35 TO 4   House Passes Bill Making Holding Liquor Stamp Evidence of Nuisance

Senate Approves Resubmission by Margin of 35 to 4   Prohibition Issue to Come Up at General Election Next Year

TAFT: PROGRAM — WAS OUTLINED   OHIO’SENATOR, SAYS UNITED NATION'S SHOULD CONTINUE WITH OR WITH OUT RUSSIA .

Palestine Supreme Court Dooms 1,350 Jewish Refugees To Stay On Cyprus

1,390 REFUGEES T0 BE DEPORTED   British Manned Palestine Supreme Court Refuses Permission to Land _ in Palestine — Deportation lo Cypruz uti

JEWISH REFUGEES 10 GO 10 CYPRUS   Court Refuses Permission To Land; Fear Fights In Jerusalem.

Palestine Court Forbids Entry of Ilegal Refugee:   ‘Supreme Court, Manned By  British, Authorizes Deportation to Cyprus

PALESTINE COURT BANS ENTRY OF “FBWISH REFUIEEE   British Forces Continue Search for Underground lLeaderc

The Weather   T.O0C AT. ‘NhweeeDn ta. TTMATC   MISSOUR! PORPOCACGT

LOCAL SHOW BEST IN YEARS; CARRY STOCK FT. WORTH  Barbecue Monday  Retpnesln.) Dene Toomer

LOCAL SHOW BEST IN YEARS; CARRY STOCK FT. WORTH   Barbecue Monday Attended By Lions, Rotarv Membhere

LEADERS OF CHEST DRIVE MEETING TO DISCUSS FINAL PUSH  CAMPAIGN IS STILL $7,373.73 SHORT OF GOAL SET FOR YEAR

Division Heads  Air Chest Plans   Meeting At The Castleton Tuesday Furthers Plans For Annual Fund Drive

BRITAIN GIVES SUM TO GREECE   Leftists Score U. 8. During Debate

May Posed As Mill Owner, Says  Sought To Overcome - Labor Difficulties

Anti-Jew Feeling Feared, Says May   Tells Why He Posed As Lumber Mill Owner

May Asserts He ActedAsOwner To Get Workers  Former Congressman Accused Of Fraud

WELCOME! ALL Is. FORGIVEN  ‘Newark Cancels Battle, Now Cheers New Mexico

IKE SAYS DRAFT 1S “ARTIFICIAL   General Again Discourages Efforts to Boost Him for President

Krug Calls on Governors Of 15 States to Correct Unsafe Mine Conditions

Krug Asks 15 Governers to Aci On Mine Dangers   Calls for Correction Of Dangerous Conditions In 162 Soft Coal Mines

THREE ENTER CONTEST FOR BOARD SEATS   Tuesday Last Day for Filing; Opposing Party Silent . —

IRRIGATION DANGERS CITED CITED Conservation, Quality In Farm Production. Stressed At Meet

Helicopters to Speed Delivery of Mail from Airports to Post Offices

Chillicothe, Hamilton Areas Suffer Damage   Month To Be Warmest In Recorded Ohio History, Prediction

HOM FIRST OF ALL :; “hs =::Leeturer. Wins, U S. Tie “As “Mother of the Year’.

Principal Issues Are Outlined  Cause Deadlock In Pact Neaotiations

BOOK SENT TO UUNGHEDD BY N.Y, PUBLISHER   Committee Wants to Know i Army Funds Back of Distribution.

Book Blasts Navy High Command  House Group In Probe  Off Anti-Admiral Book

Hoffman Blasts. Anti-Navy Book   Intends To Probe Free Distribution

THREE CARELESS: AND - RECKLESS DRIVING CASES “> UN MAGISTRATE’S COURT

THREE HIGHWAY VIOLATION CASES DISPOSED OF IN. MAGISTRATE COTIRT TOMNAY

Sells to Direct Fuel Oil Crisis As Coordinator   Governor Appoints Head of Public Works for Emergency Post

Girl Desperado Jailed On Charges She Kidnaped And Robbed Engineer

Guerrillas Take More Towns as  Athens stil Rows   King Takes a Hand When Nation’s Affairs Become Paralyzed

Enraged Defendant in Divorce Suit Goes on Shooting Spree; Four Dead

SENATE VOTES TO SLICE DEBT $2.6 BILLION   One Per Cent Payment Will Be Made From  Budget Savings

Money From Budget Slash Would Be Used   Goal Set for Whole Liability To Be Paid Off in 100 Years

Senate Okays One Percent Cut In Debt   Solon Says 100 Years Needed To Pay Off Debt At New Rate

Senate Votes  Debt Nibble   Democrats Upset Majority Of GOP in Senate

SENATE ON RECORD AS FAVORING  PCT. CUT IN U. 5. DEBT   Votes to Apply $2,600,000,000 to Obligation in Fiscal Year—Figure Represents a Compromise.   GRADUAL TRIMMING IS URGED BY TAFI   Ohioan Declares Public Pur. chasing Power Will Be  Is Too Fast.

Budget Slash to Provide  Needed Fund   Compromise Plan Received Unanimous Vote

DISTRICT MISSION SESSIONS PLANNED   Adams District Of Central Pennsylvania Synod Will Hold Conference Here Tuesday

GAR Commander, 102, Pays Tribute To Dead Comrades At 81st Reunion

‘Lueas Sees Chicago As Number One ‘War Target   Says Nation Must  Be Ready To Spend Billiens For Peace; Speaks in Rockford

His Timing Wrong   Sergeant: Will Be Careful -When. He Passes Out _ ‘Cigars Next Time

House Recesses as Senate Gets Ready To Quit Saturday  Last-Minute Chores Are   Last-Minute Chores Are Wound Up ina Long Night Session

Training Bill Put Off to Next Session in Jan.   ‘Sen, Kem Losing His Battle For Quiz Of Kans as City Vote

Weary Congress. Plods On Toward Adyourning Today   Senate Continues Major Portions Of Suga  Act And Goes On Into Night Arguing  R evercamh’< bid sans a he Ak Da a

House Recesses as Senafe Gets Ready To Quit Saturday  Last-Minute Chores Ar Wound Up in a Long Nicht Session

80th Congress To Quit Today   Senate Labors With Last. Minute Chores. In Night Session

House Recess Comes Earlier In Evening  Menecure ta Cantinne   Measure to Continue Portions of Sugar Act Sent President

Solons Rush Last-Minute Preparation   AIL-Night Session Fails Of Approval On Election Probe

HIGHWAY MISHAPS FOLLOW .IN WAKE OF SNOW-IN AREA   At Least Three Are Sericudly Injured; Highways Are Slick Over State

Henry Wallace Is Back From Europe   Schedules Press Conference To Tell Views f

Committee Poll Favors Lilienthal   Committee, However Shows Not One Vote Against Him

Morgenthau Describes Henry Wallace ‘As New Deal's Most Gigantic Spender

WALLACE SAID TOP’ SPENDER OF NEW DEAL   Morgenthau, Formerly Treasury Secretary, Calle It Noneense

‘He’s Getting Away With Murder’  Morgenthau Asserts Wallace’s Whole Theory Of Spending During New Deal Was ‘Nonsense

TOJO OPENS HIS DEFENSE, BASED ON ‘TALL’ ALIBI   Ex-Jap Premier Tries To Show He Alone Opposed Pearl Harbor Stab

Togo Charges Double-Cross  Jap Says He Opposed   Jap Says He Opposed Pear! Harbor Attack

DOUBLECROSS IS CHARGED BY TOGO   Japan’s Wartime Foreign Minister Proposes to Tell “Full Trath’ About Pearl Harbor Attack.

Togo Blames Jap Navy Men   Soys They Deublecrassed Hine by Attacking U.S. Without Any Warning.

Togo Denies Part In Sneak Attack On Pearl Harbor; Secret Plotting Outlined

TA Am PL athe IVGU LLAIMS  ~ DOUBLECROSS   Gives Fullest Version O' Secret Plottings Court Has Heard

Togo Says Jap Leader Double-Crossed Him In sneak Attack on Pearl

Asserts Political and Naval Leaders Decided Sneak Bombing Of Hawaii * December 1,1941°-

TOGO SAYS HE FOUGHT AGAINST ‘SNEAK’ RAID   Charges ‘Double Cross’ A: He Tells Of 1941 Events

Doublecrossed, Says Togo,’ In December 7 Sneak Attack Leaders Agreed to Give US Warning

Togo Says Jap Navy Doublecrossed Him in Pearl Harbor Sneak Attack

Fought Jap Sneak Attack  —SAYS TOGO   Wartime Foreign Minister Tells Court He Alone Opposed Starting War Without Warning

Says He Wanted U. S. Warned Before Attack   Japan’s Wartime Foreign Minister Proposes To. Tell The Full Truth During The Course Of War Crimes Trial.

TOGO DENIES PART IN SNEAK ATTACK TO START WARFARE   Claims Naval and Political Leaders of Japan Double: crossed Him

Japanese War Lord, Togo, in Full Confession at War Crime Trial, Gives Complete Story

‘Doublecrossed By Leaders, Defendant Says ‘   Japan's Wartime Foreign Minister's Statement Read

Georgia Bank Recognizes Lt. Gov. Thompson   CHECKS ON STATE FUNDS DRAWN BY ARNALL ALLY

Bank Recognizes Thompson As Head of Georgia  meses fC'tiliwewene fA   Aroused Citizens Of State To Hold Meeting In Atlanta

ATLANTA BANK THOMPSON      Honors Checks Drawn by Him‘ On State Funds

Bob Feller Signs Indians Contract For Over $80,000   Bili Veeck Signs Feller To Largest Contract Ever Offered Any Rall Plaver

Tiny Twister Plunges Jacksonville Inte Darkness Sending Eight To Hospitals

‘CHOOL TEACHERS WAKE REQUEST ROR $300 BONUS EACH   soard Will Give Matter Carefu Consideration And Arrange Meeting   RECTORS ELECT ONE NEW TEACHER   tental Policy For Gymnasiun Adopted—Standing Committees Appointed — Various Reports Received

U.S. Outline for < Palestine Study Gaining Sunnort   Holds 2 to 1 Edge Over ' Russia and Argentina in  Inquiry Fight   LATIN AMERICAN DECISION AWAITED   ‘Arab Higher Committee to Place Its Case Before Committee Today

U.S. Holds Edge In Keeping Big Five Off Debate   Arabs Plan To Answer Jewish State Request

Government to Buy Tobacco to Steady Market   Acriculture Department to Protect Growers from  ‘‘Wnstable’’ Conditions

U.S. Buying Aids Tobacco Growers   Takes Crop British Have to Pass Up

Renewed Buying Ordered In Marts For Stabilization   British Quota Taken By Federal Buyers

Will Discuss Continuance Of  Price Cut Plat   Newburyport Merchants To Meet Tonight To Make Decision On Extension

France Rejects Veto-Death Plar   Raps Reds’ Views on Marshall Plan

Bidault Says Russians Lied About U.S. Aim   However,Frenchman Rejects Proposal to Give Up Veta Power

FRANGE OPPOSES I S. PLANS FOR REVAMP OF U.N.   F latly Reiects Proposal to Give Up Voto

Bidault Refuses To Okay US Plan For Revising UN   Frenchman Denounces Soviets for Attack On Marshall Plan

Says Soviet Claims Are Unfounded   Frenchman in United Nez tions Meeting Defends Marshall Plan Today

French Minister Denounces Reds   By Assoclated Press NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—Fin land applied today for membership in the United Nations.

MARSHALL PLAN IS DEFENDED   Bidault Brands Vishinsky Charge As a Falsehood

COLUMBUS PUTS 0.K. ON PAY TAX   Income Levy Passed To Pull City Out Of Red

Poles Refute Accusations  of U.S. Note   Point at Issue Revolves on Polish Election

STATE PRIMARY SLATED FOR TUESDAY, SEPT. 9   Time Officially Fixed By Gov. Duf! In Signing Bill To Restore Fall Date

UN Council "Sold Out for Gromyko Show   5,000 Turned Away But ‘Star’ May Skip Lines on Greek Aid Monday

1 Youths Admit ‘Targef’ Slaying   Ex-Marine Says He Fired All 7 Shots

Nashville Youth, 19, Pressed Death Gun Trigger, He States   “I Did All the Shooting” Sandusky Says, Freeing Marion Lad of Blame

German Will To Fight Not Yet Extinct   Although Thoroughly Beaten Physically There Are Many Peo ‘ple Who Are Far From Beaten Mentally   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreitn Affairs Analyst

CAMP RITCHIE IS OFFICIALLY GIVEN TO STATE   Property Includes 5-Million In Improvements, Reckord Reports

State Construction Given Green Light   Repairs Authorized At Four State Teachers Colleges

Trimming Is Certain For Truman's Budaet   Secretary of Treasury Meets With Republican: Conaressmen

TRUMAN BUDGET TO BE REDUCED   GOP Determmes On Reduction After Parley With Snyder

Treasurer Tells Facts On US Funds   But He Doesn’t Change Any Minds On Propesed Cut In Taxes

REPUBLICAN SPLIT ON TAX REDUCTION   DRIVE TO CUT BUDGET ON— SEC. SNYDER CONFERS WITH CONGRESSMEN,

COP Reported Backtracking On Tax Slash   Signs Indicate Promisec 20 Percent Reduction Mav Not Be Made -

Lull Before Storm On Budget Issue  Snyder And Congress Group Hold Parley

Snyder Meets Lawmakers  at Conference But Republicans   But Republicans Continue Talk of Cutting Budge’

BUDGET SLASH GOAL OF GOP NOT GIVEN UP   REPUBLICANS KEEP UP TALK OF CUT IN INCOME TAX

Sec. Snyder And Members Of Congress Hold Parley   But No Slackening SeeninG.O.P. Move To Trim Budget Truman To Offer

TAX CUT PLAN BL otse Gar      Some GOP Senators Are Not Enthusiastic Over Reductions

GOP Drive to Slash Budget  Gains Ground  Conference Held on Eve of President's Message to Congress

GOP Campaigns To Slash Both Fail To Abate  Treasury Secretary, Legislators Confer

Snyder Meets Lawmakers at Conference   But Republicans Continue Talk of Cutting Budget

Constellation Crosses Continent in 6 Hours, 49 Min., 26 Seconds.

TREATY'S ‘HEART’ APPROVEDBY FULL COMMITTEE AT RIO   E Articles Of Aggression  Agreed Oa As U. $. nO rneses For Pole To Pole Secarity Zeus; . Stare is Set For Formal Sleniag

FULL APPROVAL OF HEMISPHERE DEFENSE SEEN   Rio De Janeiro Treaty To Be Signed By All  But Ecuadorans

DEFENSE PACT IS APPROVED   Full Committee Places Okay On U. S. Proposals For Hemisphere Treaty

Pole-to-Pole’ Defense Asked  At Conference   U. S. Presses for Security Zone at Inter-American Meeting in Reasil

President Expected To Be On Hand   Commitice Won't Mermit Ecuador To Meeome Signatory To Pact.

8 Aggression Articles Win Approval   Treaty Conference Work Moving Ahead at Fast Pace

8 Aggression Articles Win Approval  Treaty Conference   Treaty Conference Work Moving Ahead at Fast Pace

U. S. Gives » Approval of Articles on  Ageression  America Presses For Security Zon  Ga iy J? gf

HEMISPHERE DEFENSE TREATY IS APPROVEL   G. &. Is In Favor Of Security Zone Stretching From  Bale 6. Beta

Nations Favor Pole-To-Pole Defense Paci      Treaty To Be Signed ir Foreign Office Next Wednesday

Final Touch Put To Defense Pact   U.S. Presses.For Pole-To-Pole Security Zone: Meet Nears End

U.S. URGES SECURITY ZONE  Hemisphere Defense Treaty In Final Stages In Brazil

Pipeline Offer _ Near Full Sum   Cash Bid Proffered By  Houston Firm

$143 MILLION BID FOR LINES   Government Offered Nearly Full Amount of Cost For Big and Little Inch

@ PAUL MALLON—  Doubts G.O. P. Will Gain Much in Talks With Union Leaders

ee ee Ee  Doubts G. O. P. Will Gain Much in Talks With Union Leaders

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Vets Complain Of Delay In Hospitalization  House Group To Conduct Inquiry

Rep. Rogers Probes Delay In Hospitalization of Ex-Gls :   Reparts Investigation Will Be Handled by Subcommittee

Hoard In Capi ital — Police Believe Mrs. E. James  Murder Victim

Divorcee Found Dying On Street   Daughter Of West Virginia Official May Have Rean Slain. Sav Police.

CONVICTED, SLAYER! {+} RS  UP MYSTERIOUS Dr "PEARANCE OF YouNa oon. @IRL

Officers Face Profits’ Probe   House to Launch Inquiry On Wartime Contracts

TO INTENSIFY SEARCH FOR WAR FRAUD   Justice Department Rushes Indictment of Gen. Meyers

Fraud Probe May Get More Army Brass   Cther Purchasing Officers May Be Called To Account.

House Group  To Take Up Fraud Hunt   Search To Continue For War Contracting Irreqularities

House Ready to Open New Probe Of War ‘Fraud’   Committee Hints More Uniformed Officers May Be Investigated

WILL OPEN NEW FRAUD HEARINGS   Hint More Purchasing Officers May Be Called on ‘Carpet’

House Probers Will Dig Into Army Contraets   Purchasing Officers Face  New Inquiry Following  Meyers’ Exposure In. Senate

War Contracting Probe Will Be Taken to House  Group Will Match  Sannte lnanuiry

Hint Drastic Check Of Uniformed Men In Procuring Posts   Truman Calls For List of Officers Disability Retired

MORE PROBES OF ARMY PERSONNE!   Records of Procurement-Of ficers Under Eye of Sub-Committee

SENATE PROBE INTENSIFIES FRAUD SEARCH   Department Will Seek Indictment General Meyers

More Uniformed Purchasing Officers Due to Be Called in On War Contract Fraud Hunt

Indictment Of Maj. Gen. Meyers Will Be Sough   Senate Investigators Also Intensify Search For War Time Fraud —

Army Buyers May Be Called   House Sub-Committee Begins Hunt for Fraud In War Contracts

New War Fraud Hearings To Be Opened By House Group Hint More Brass Called to Account

MORE OFFICERS MAY BE CALLED BEFORE SOLONS   Congressional Hunt For Fraud In Connection With War Contracts Likely To Bring Additional High Rank To Ac count.

House Joins  Fraud Probe   More Purchasing Officers Of Army Forces May Be Called To Account

Push War: Fraud Probe   House Committee ! Delves Into Records Of Purchasing Agents

NEW PROBE DUE ON ‘WAR FRAUD   House Unit May Quiz More Of Purchasing Officers

riouse to Probe New War Frauds   Truman Requests List of All Officers on Disability Pay

HOUSE HUNTS FOR FRAUD IN PLANE BUYING   TOP MILITARY MEN TO BE CALLED ON CARPET

House to Look Into Officer Relations With Contractors  Chairman Says Result: May Compare With Gen. Mevers Case

More Officers May Be Or Spot As Committee Plans New War Fraud Hearing

House Group To Call More Army Generals   PROBE OF WAR FRAUDS MOVES INTO SECOND ROUND

HEARING Io OGHEDULED   Congressional Investigation Moves Into the House Wing Next Week

‘Brass To Be Summoned For House Hearing   Sensations Said Sure To Develap

Intensify Probe Of War Deals   General Meyers May Face Prison Terms ’ Of 39 Years, Fines

Committee To Question Officers  Must Tell Relations With War Contractor:

Egypt Demands Arab Committee Receive Hearing   Would Put Group On Same Footing As Jewish Agency

Esypt Wants Arabs to Have Voice   Withdrawal Is Threa Unless Committee On Palestine Is Heard

Egypt Would Stay Out of U.N. Debate   Demand Same Footing For Committee of Jews On Palestine Problem

Egypt Make: Protest at UN Meeting   Demand Voiced for Placing Arab Higher Committee On Same Level as That Of Tewish Agency

FAVOR LIFTING CREDIT CURBS   House Approves Measure To End All Restraints On Installment Buying

Credif Buying Restraints Cut ByHouse Vote   Administration Would Be Stripped Of Control , Authority

House Votes to Scrap Installment Buying Controls  Car, Refrigerator, Radio Purchase Curbs

Liquor Sales Staggered By Buyers Strike   Sales Reduced As Mucl As Fifty Percent In Year In Some Parts Of Nation.

Crack Down On  Slot Machines, Other Devices   Larger Cities Of State All Report Cleanup of Game Devices; Temmey Says None Operating in Beadle

Senator Taft Swings Into Portland, ‘Seeks To Sway Undecided Oregon

An Algoa Escapee Returns to Finish Two-Year Stretch   Voluntarily Gives Self Up After Leading a Creditable Life

BACK TO FINISH TERM   Escapee Wants to Clear Things Up For Sake of Hia Children

Atom Commission Clamps Down on Material Export   No Atomic Production  Equipment May Be Shipped Outside Country

All Inclusive Order Guards Export Leaks   License Requirements Designed To Cover Energy Production

U.S. Tightens Atom Controls   Sweeping Law Bans Shipping Nuclear   Equipment to Foreign Countries

Safeguards on Atom Tightened   Commission Forbids Export of Anything Related to Bomb

BANS EXPORT OF ATOMIC MATERIALS   Commission Order Tightens Safequards On A-Bomb Secret

Afom Export Crackdown  U.S. Clamps Controls   U.S. Clamps Controls On Shipping of Alt Nuclear ‘Tools?

Stop Export. Of A-Bomb -. Materials To Other Lands   Atomic Commission il Order Clamping New! Controls on  Such Stuff Abread .

Tight Controls Are Placed over Export Items Needed To Produce Atom Enerqy

U.S. Clamps Controls On Export Of Material: Used In Atomic Eneray

ON EXPORT OF ATOMIC. ITEMS   Energy Commission Tightens Safeguards on Atom “Know-How’’

Export Controls Tightly Drawn About A-Bomb   Anything of Possible Help Is Put Under Strict Requlations

Absolute Controls Clamped on Export Of Atomic Material   Anything Related To A-Bomb Secret Included in Order

Atomic Energy Commission Tightens Up Guards On  Atomic “Know How”

Uz. S. Halts Exports of © oe Anything of Aid to Foreign Powers in Makina A-Bombe

* — DEFENSE — A-Devices  Must Not Go Abroad   ACT TO KEEP ‘KNOW-HOW

Sweeping and All Inclusive—.  Tighten Atom Bomb Controls   Shipment Abroad Of Materials Restricted

Edict Forbids Export of Any Atom Stocks.   All-Inclusive Order Places Tight Clamp On Bomb Supplies

Regulations Are Placed   On Exports   United States Trying to ‘Make Sure’ Other Nations Can't Get Vital Supplies

Armed Bandits In Gun Battle: Woman Freed   Housewife Released. Unharmed After Night of Terror

Treasury Rules Employers May Charge Off Total of Portal Claims Against Taxes   Ruling Announced as Senate Sub-committee Continues Hearings on Legislation to Void or Limit Numerous Back Pay Portal Suits

Navy Tells of Possible Claim For 720 Millions   Hearings Continue on Back Pay Issue Foster Sees Many Firms Ruined

PORTAL PAY MAY BE TAKEN OFF TAXES   Employers Who Pay Back Pay to Get Tax Refunds

Portal Pay Will Increase U. 5. Tax Refunds   Upholding of Claims Would Also Give Nay A ‘Staggering’ Task

ALLOW REFUND IN TAXES FOR PORTAL CLAIMS   Federal Treasury Rules Employers Can Charge Off Payments in Suits

Suits For 5 Billion Are Filed   Senate“Eommitiee Is Told Many Companies Couldn’t Pay.

Portal Pay New Tax Deduction  Rule Employers May Charge Off Amounts

Rules Portal Pay Deductible  From Taxes   Treasury Says Back Wage Claims Can Be Charged Off Corporate Taxes.

Tax Refunds For Porlal Pay Granted   Treasury Allows Charge-off for Years Involved

Treasury Ruling  On Taxes   Employers Who Pay Portal-to-Portal Claims May Charge Off Such Payments

Treasury Will Permit Charges Against Taxes   High Refunds Possible With Excise and Other Levies— Navy Would Lase Heavily

Relief for  Companies Facing Suit   Treasury Says Payments May Be Charged Off Against Taxes.

Charge off Taxes on Portal Claims For Years Involved, Says Treasury

PORTAL PAY IS DEDUCTIBLE FROM TAXES   Employers Forced To Pay Back Claims to Get Refunds, Treasury Rules

May Charge Off Back Payments   Means Higher Refunds With Charges Made in Years Involved

Portal Pay Tax Refund Is Offered   Treasury Rules Employers Could Deduct Claims For Years Involved

Portal Pay May Be Charged Off  Against Taxes   TreasuryRulingAnnoune ed by Secretary Snvder

PORTAL PAY NOT SUBJECT 10 J.$. TAX   Government Says Those Who Must Pay Back Wages Can Charge Sum Against Taxes for Years Involved.

‘Treasury Makes Ruling (On Portal Pay Claims   Says Employers May Charge Payments OF Anuincte Tecua

Treasury Rule Takes Burden From Emolovers  Navy’s Liability Was Involved In Partal Paw Suite

te Be  Charged  - Aainst Taxes   ‘Ruling Of T; reasury. Affect: “Years In: Which - Back Pay Would-Be Involved

May Charge Portal Claims Against Taxes   Treasury Ruling For Em' ployers Who Have To Pay Back Wages

May Deduct From Tax Of Year Involved   Ruling Means Higher Refunds; Navy Faces Huge Back-Pay Liability.

Portal Pay Deductable   Employers Paying May Charge Off Funds Against Their Taxes

Treasury Rules On Portal Suits   Employers May Charge Claims Against Taxes For Years Involved

 Higher Refunds Would , Be Made, Since Brackets Would Be Lower ‘Navy Has Problent  Cost-Plus Contracts Mav ' Find Navy Paying 720 Millions

PEACE TREATIES SET FOR SIGNING   Byrnes May End (Cfficia Duties Monday By Pen Action

Treaties Completed: Ready To Be Signed   Big Four Foreign Ministers Council Completes  Work

PEACE TREATIES READY TO SIGN   acts For Italy, Finland. Bulgaria, Hungary And Romania Completed

Peace Treaties  Ready for Pen:   Byrnes to Sign Satellite Pacts Monday

HOUSE LEADERS SAY THEY WILL NOT CHANGE CUT   Senate Leaders Anticipate Compromise On Reduction Of Five Billion

CONGRESS MAY NOT AGREE ON BUDGET TOP   House Leaders Say They Will Insist on Six Billion Cut

NOT AGREE ON BUDGET TOP   House Leaders Say They Will Insist on Six Billion Cut

House Insists On 6 Billions Budget Slash   Congress May Give Up Effort to Harmonize "48 Fiscal Program

CONGRESS IN DEADLOGK ON  BUDGET CUT:   BENATE AND MOUSE GOP “LEADERS CAN'T AGREE  ‘ON AMOUNT TO BE “-.), LOPPED OFF

Strangler Huntec In Chicago Area   eetee SS Bi oe ol AJ noe   Gary, Ind., Woman is Found In Swamp

IAN'S BODY  FOUND IN SWAME   Gary Police Seek Strangler in Chicago.

SUMMARY OF : FARM REPORTS SHOWS TRENDS   Features Of Reports Give Interesting Facts Of Farm Outlook

Compilation “Brief Facts” Gives Agricultural Trends From Revorts State. Federal Bureaus

SUMMARY OF . REPORTS GIVES FARM TRENDS   ‘Brief Facts’ Of Government Statistics Show Prices, Other Forecasts

REPORT REDS — “ARE LEAVING   LARGE NUMBERS OF AUSSIAN CITIZENS ARE RETURNING TO [THEIR NATIVE: LAND

TAFT TO BLAST TRUMAN POLICY   Ohio’s Senior Senator Wil Invade Foreign Field For First Time

Truman fo Report To Congress Soon On UN Activities  Emphasis Seen on Control of Atomic Eneray in Message

Truman Expected To Submit Report On UN Position  Would Spotlight  Atomic Control

FULL REPORT OF U.S. ACTIVITIES IN U.N. TO BE GIVEN   Truman Expected ta Submit Report, to Congress Within Next Two: Weeks

United Nations Report Readied By President   Atomic Control To Get Emphasis Before Conaress

American Operations in UN. .  President Will Submit Report to Conaress

Truman May Review U.N.  Fé or Congress   Report Drafted— May Highlight Atomie Policy

END WALKOUI   Wage Agreement Brings End to Three Week Tieup In Anthracite Field

ls Approved By Senate Committee   Presidential Veto Seen as Probable — Would Cut Taxes 10 to 30 Percent

Republicans' 10-20-30 Tax-Cutting Bill Set for Greased Ride Through Senate

UNITED NATIONS TACKLE BIG JOE   General Assembly May Be Turning Poirt In World Affairs

Positive Plan Ready. for Global Meet   President Approves Tone Speech of Secretary Marshall

MARSHALL SEES TURNING POINT   BELIEVES VU, N, ASSEMBLY MAY BRING CHANGE IN WORLD AFFAIRS.

Major Objective of Rehabilitation ‘Plan _ ; Is. to Make Germany Again Self-Supporting

Two Bodies Unidentified At Woodward; Hunt fer  Blakes. Micetnn Darian’

U.S. AIR POWER TO BE STRONGER _Two New Super-Bombers To - Be Ready For Aciion Soon

Army Air Forces to Step Up Striking Power  Super-Bombers  Will Join terial Fleet

Provides Base For Moderate Rental or Sale   Keystone Rests on Unused Municipal Property and Facilities

Local Fuzds And Ingenuity  Basic Factors   Unused Municipal Property Equity for Insured Loans

OUT FOR THO BiG 4 SOLONS   Senators Vandenberg, Connaliy Skip Trip With Marshali

BYRNES AIDS WILL BE ABSENT WHEN Big 4 CONVENES   Vandenberg and Connally Not to Accompany Marshall to Moscow, But May Join Him Later.   TWO PLEAD PRESSING BUSINESS AT HOME   Emphasize Decision Does Not Mean Any Change in Bi Foreign Policy.

Staff of 12 For Four Playgrounds Told by Chambers   Summer Recreation Program in Creston Will Start Monday

CHICAGO ELECTS MAYOR TUESDAY   Vote Will Be Test 01 Party Strength For 1948 Campaign

Chicago Mayoral Election “Seen-as Tactical Skirmish   " Democrats, Republicans Believe Poll's Outcome To Determine 1948 National Trend

Chicago to Pick Mayor on Tuesday   Voting Confined To City So Indications Are For Dem. Victory

69-Year-Old Woman Who Killed Two Dies in Gas Chamber Today  Governor Warren of California Refuses Clemency—Slaver Phentac hihiealack

Woman Faces Execution Today   Mrs. Louise Judson Will Die For Two Murders In California

— Haired And Motherly ....  Elderly Woman pas To Gas Chamber In Calif.  }

PETER TREINEN DID THIS A.M.   Funeral Services . Will Be Held Wednesday at 9:30 A; M.

Peter B. Treinen Dies In Hospital  Came To Plymouth County In 1930

Witness Charges Tobacco Workers Belong To Party   Communists Struck Reynolds Factory, Mathews Testifies

General Strike Over Massacre In ltaly F ails:  Is. Far Short Of Naktanutaon

Andrew May Fraud Trial Near Climax   Former Congressman Faces Prosecutor On Money Deals

May's Trial Neal An Anti-Climax In Washington   Former Congressman, Accused of Favoring Makers of Munitions

MAY WILL FACE U.S. QUESTIONING   Trial to Reach Climax With Prosecution’s Cross-Exam

May Will Face Prosecution Cross-Exam   Five Week War Frand Trin] Is Expected to Reach Its Climax Next Week.

 After Diligent Research, Othman Uncovers Author of Poultryless Thursday Flop

l Those Poultrvless Thursdays Cause Some Pink Ears Among Washington's High Policy Makers

Dutch Report Resistance Less Than Expected  Casualties Set at 1BQ Dand Waindar

SWEEP AHEAD IN EAST JAVA   Armored Unit Slashes To Within 35 Miles Of Indo Capital

Casualties. Placed at 150; Indonesians. Say Heavy. Fighting. Took Place; Seven Operations Reported —

TROOPS STRIKE EAST JAVA WITH SEA OPERATION   Forces Push Ashore From Naval Vessels During  arge-Scale Blow

Dutch Army At  JavaEngagedIn Heavy Fighting   U. S.-Trained Marines Capture Key Points

One Column Is Reported To Be Near Capital    Native Communique Claims Repulse of Attack on Salatiga

SEABORNE INVASION IS REPORTED   Battles Contintie As Indonesian Lines Continue to Stiffen

Indonesian Sources Report Dutch Troops Who Stormed Ashore Have Been Engaged In Severe Action—Netherlanders Say Resistance Has Been “Less Than Expected’”—One Side Terms Conflict “Colonial War.” Other Calls It “Police Action”

Heavy Fighting Is Reported By Republic Sources  Invoders Declare All Objectives Of Operation Reached

FORMER PREMIER OF REPUBLIC 10 MAKE TRIP HERE   Sjahrir Will Present Indones. ian Position In Latest QOuthraak

Dutch Vessels Driven Off By Mortar Attack   President Of Indonesian Republic Says Former Premier Is Coming Here On Mission   Advances Claimed By Dutch Troops   150 Dead and Wounded Among Dutch Forces Engaged In Heavy Fighting After Landing

Dutch Press Java Battle On Six Fronts   Mobile Column Only 35 Mi. From Republic Capital, Rebels Admit

Heavy Fighting As Landings Are Made   Advances Claimed By Army; Indonesian Appeal Broadcast

Republicans Report Large-Scale Dutch Amphibious Landing      Netherlands Navy Disembarks Troops on East Coast of Java Island

Reports Claim Bitter Battles Rage In Area   First Amphibious Attack Since End Of World War I?

add dutch expeditionary Heavy Fighting Is Reported; Premier Appeals for Help

Dutch Troops Storm Ashore On Java Coast   Indonesian Republi Chieftain Leaves, On U.S. Mission

Dutch Troops Advancing on Native Capital   Note Tells United Nations “Police Action” Un-  der War

North and East Coasts Invaded By Dutch Troops   Netherlands Reports Disagree With Claims Of Indonesian Forces

Dutch Say “Resistance Less Than Expected”; List 150 Dead, Wounded

Indonesians Claim Heavy Fighting    Dutch Waging War On Full Scale Against Islind Natives; Land, Sea, Air Forces Used

First Amphibious Operation Since End Of War Il   Dutch Report All Objectives Reached With Resistance ‘Less Than Expected’

Dutch Take First Action on Sumatra In Growing Conflict of East Indies

Dutch Troops Storm Ashore For Action   Invaders Say Every Objective ls Captured

TROOPS SMAS TO WITHIN 35 MILES OF CITY   Indonesians Claim 2 Planes Shot Down as Resistance Stiffens

ones on Java Coasts   Report Objectives Reached--Casualties Placed by Dutch at 150 Dead. Waundsd

Duteh Forees Capture Large Segments of —  Eastern Java  Advances Made  On Several Fronts.   Advances Made  On Several Fronts, Light Resistance Is Encountered

WAR SPREADING AS DUTCH MAKE FRESH ATTACKS   Sea Landings Are Staged Against Islands In Pacific As Netherlands Pursues Campaign; Resistance Less Than Expected.

FIRST ACTION IS REPORTED ON SUMATRA   Amphibious Landings Made By Dutch in East Java   4 COASTAL POINTS   Taken By Troops Trained By U. S. Marines; Population Remains Quiet

Dutch Forces in Sharp Fighting In Eastern Java   Invasion Groups Landed on East, West Coasts, and Driving Forward

TCH LAND ON EAST JAVA   Clashes With Indonesian Troops Follow Amphib‘ious Landings

Indonesian Head Will Give Stand   Will Visit U. S., India On Mission,  He Says

DUTCH TROOPS SMASH NEAR JAVA CAPITAL   Armored Cars Used In Attack; Planes Shot Down

DUTCH TROOPS STAGE TWO JAVA DRIVES   Storm Ashore on North and East Coasts and Claim Objectives Are Reached — Indonesians Report Resistance.

Dutch Claim Success   Say Objectives Taken _And Resistance Less ae  Than Expected; Rebe Report Heavy 7 ae

DUTCH LANDINGS IN EAST JAVA      Also Report First Action on Sumatra

Dutch Invasion Forces Win Wide  Areas in Java  A —— I aii   Armored Column Nears Indonesians’ Capital City

DUTCH MARINES GO ASHORE ON COAST OF JAVA   FIRST AMPHIBIOUS OPERATION SEIZES MAJOR OBJECTIVES

Fighting Rages At Several Points   Indonesians Claim Resistance Stiffening

Dutch Move Onward To Jogjakarta   President Sends  Former Premier On Voyage To Explain Republic's Position

Dutch Say Resistance Is Less Than Expected, Indonesians That Heavy Fighting Starts

All Objectives Reached, Dutch Army Claims   Conflicting Reports Come From “War Front In East Indies

Fighting Is Going on at Several Points  Netherlands Marines   Netherlands Marine: Have Beachhead; Resistance Stiffans

Indonesians Say Stiff Resistance Faced Invaders   But Netherlands Claims Objectives Reached With Ease

IN STIFF FIGHT ON JAVA COAST   " Army Report Places 150 Dead And Wounded on Invaders’ Casualty List

Republic Reports  Strong Resistance Thrown up Against Landings on East Coast; Ex-Premier To ‘Carry Story’  Of Native Regime To Other Nations

Ciaim Only 150 Casualties From Invasion Operations   Landings Made On North and South Beaches

Dutch Army Communique _ Lists Dead and Wounded at  — 150; Resistance Was   “Less Than Expected.”  FORMER PREMIER TO  rn veerere rare ™™= a TT   FORMER PREMIER TO GIVE INDONESIAN SIDE

Dutch Report Resistance Less Than Expected  jeataiil ies Set at  TEN Dead Wounded

United Nations Are Informed of Police Measures   Dutch Army Admits 150 Casualties as it Nears Capital

Dutch Move Into East Java As Action Against Natives Reported at Seven Points   Sumatra Scene of Battle for First Time; Dutch Call it “Lecal Police Action” And Republicans Insist It's Colenial War

Large Areas Captured In  Eastern Java   Indonesian Forces ‘Make Progress’ In One Counter-Drive

Report ‘Objectives Taken’; esistance ‘Less Than Expected’   ‘150 DEAD - WOUNDED   Landing Crafts Disembark "Troops on East Coast ‘ of Java

Dutch Take Part In Heavy Fighting   rt ‘Objectives Taken’; esistance ‘Less Than  Expected’   50 DEAD - WOUNDED   Landing Crafts Disembar} Troops on Last Coast of Java

ClO MAPS ~ 1948 PLANS   Union Group Calls for Million Volunteer Workers

PAC Asks For Million Volunteers   Kroll Outlines Plan for Political Effort Next Year; EDR, Jr., Speaks

AFL Election Boycotted by John L. Lewis   Rreen Elected for 24th Year—CI0O Plans for Political Drive in 1948

ClO Calls For Million Campaigners   Unions Lay Plans For ‘Grass Roots’ Political Drive

One Million ClO Members Will Aid PAC.   Will Mobilize Block YWorxers in Preparation For 1948 Political Campaigns.

ClO CALLS FOR MILLION WORKERS TO SEEK TO DEFFAT TAFT_HARTLEY LAW MEN FOR CONGRESS

[Russians Training Troops In Korea, U.S. General Hints  Head of American Occupation Forces  Says Reds Fail to Lift "Iren Curtain”

IRON CURTAIN IN KOREA KEPT BY RED FORCE      Report That Reds. Training Ko rean Troops May Be Right,  General Says   SOVIETS ARE NOT TAKING PART IN COOPERATIVE

Russian Army Said Training Korean Troops  General Hodge Says Situation ‘Very Unfavorable

BELIEVE REDS ARE TRAINING THE KOREANS   General Hodge Says There Appears to Be “Something to” Reports That Soviets Are Organizing Men as Soldiers.

Gen. Hodge Thinks Russians May Be Training Koreans  Relations Between Yanks and Reds in Orient ‘No Retter’

REDS TRAINING KOREANS - HODGE   fron Curtain’ Still Exists, General Claims

Hodge Says Soviet lron Curtain Not Lifted in Korea   "Something to” the Reports of Russians Training Koreans

IRON CURTAIN STILL  EFFECTIVE, ASSERTS  AMERICAN ARMY HEAD REPORTS OF RUSSIANS’  LACK OF COOPERATION CONEIR MED RY CENERAL

Ne TT FT TOUIGE oUYs . . .  Appears to Be Basis For Reports Reds are Training Koreans

Vendors Must Pay Social Security   Truman Vetoes Bill Exempt ing Paper And Magazine Vendors From Act

136 Known Deat In Ship Blaze   Many Others Of The 470 Passengers And Crewmen Are Missing.

CHICAGO CRASHES INURE 34 TODAY   Early-morning Rains Are Partly Blamed for Accidents.

YOUNG MOTHER KILLS ASSAILANT   SHOOTS MAN WHO _ THREATENED HER INSIDE OF GARAGE

Teen Age Widow Kill: Would Be Assailant   No Charges Filed Against Woman

Woman Shoots And Kills Man In Hollywood   Mrs. Ginevra Knight, 18, Was Threatened While Patting Car in Garage

18-Y ear-Old Widow Kills Intruder Who Threatened Her Early Today

FIVE KILLED IN STATE MISHAPS   Only One of Victims of Holiday Automobile Accidents Was an Oklahoman

Bitfer Attack On Fund For School Fails   Committee Refuses To Recommend On Memorial Plan

Iowan Stabs  Wife To Deatl   Admits Crime ,While tr Drunken Stupor: Bed Found In Apartment

STABS HIS WIFE — WITH ICE PICK   Des Moines Youth Admit: Murder While Drunk

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Many County Concerns Must Treat Sewaae   German Peace Treaty

UNITED STATES ‘WARNED’ OF RED POWER BY PRESS   Soviet Propaganda Machine Screams Anti-Americanisnis

Remind Americans What Soviet Union Did To Nazis ASSAIL_ PRESS   U. S. Reaction To Vishinsky’s Speech Is Under Fire

Red Radio Looses Propaganda Flood Against America   Remember What Russia Did to Germany, Russian Army Paper Warns

Points Out What Russia Did To Nazi.   American Editors Flayed For Views On Foreign Policy

Radio Moscow. Pours Out Flood of Anti-United States Propaganda +

RADIO MOSCOW IN NEW BLASTS   U. S. Target of Propaganda Of Russ Announcers

Austrian State Chief Confers With Molotov in Effort to Speed Treaty

AUSTRIAN MINISTER TALKS WITH MOLOTOV, IS ENCOURAGED ABOUT CHANCES OF TREATY IN PART RV

MOLOTOV BUOYS AUSTRIAN'S HOPE   Vienna Aid Encouraged On Treaty Plans By Talk

Austrian Minister Says Prospects For Peace Treaty Gooa   Expects Completion Of Pact At Moscow Session

NO AGREEMENT ON TREATIES — INSIGHT   Big Four Council Is Split On All Issues   Of German Assets In Austria Is Key Log In Jam At Conference

U. S. FIRMS SPEED WORK ON ROCKETS   Precision Key to Guided Missiles, Scientist Says

Internal: Strife Smoothed Over.By Murray, With CIO Convention To  ‘Open On Monday

AL BOYLE’S COLUMN  ‘ross Section Of City Kid; femory Of Old Manhattan

Oil Operations May Continue On Tidelands  Agreement Made By Justice Dept. Wisk Califacn

Interim Tidelands Agreement Signed   California-U. S. Pact Anthorizes Operations

Republicans Would Retain Luxury Taxes   Agree With Truman Rates Should Not Be Cut July 1. Next

MOVE SPEEDED UP 10 EXTEND EXCISE TAXES   REVENUE NECESSARY IF INCOME LEVIES ARE TO BE CUT

Measure To Continue High Luxury Taxes Introduced   Republicans Claim Bill Necessary If Income Taxes Are To Be Slashed—President Had Asked Legislation -

Expect Quick 0. K. On Bill Continuing High Excise Taxes  Measure, eaveoted By Truman Introduced   Measure, Requested By Truman, Introduced In Congress

BILL TO CONTINUE EXCISE TAX RATES OFFERED IN HOUSE   Republican Leaders Throw  Support to Measure and Quick Approval Is Predicted.   ‘TRUMAN HAD ASKED FOR LEGISLATION   Levies on Liquor, Furs, Jew: elry, Cosmetics, Theater Tickets and Phone Bills Affected.

GOP Sponsors Bill to Retain Luxury Levies   Party Reporied Weakening On Plan to Cut Income Rates 20 Pereent

EXCISE TAXES WILL CONTINUE AT HIGH LEVEL   Revenue Needed To Carry Qut GOP Income Tax Reduction Plan

EXCISE TAXES GET PRIORIT)   GOP Leaders Plan Speedy Enactment of Measure  To Extend Levies

Veasure Due For Priority in Lower House   House Ways, Means Committee May Give It Approval Today

New Bill Would Continue High Wartime Taxes  Quick House Passage of Measure Sought by GOP Tax Managers

BLAZE IN CANYD KILLS 2 HURTS 50   Helicopters Pressed Into Use To Aid Exhausted Fire Fianters

CANYON BIA7E FOUGHT BY 850      Two Dead, 50 Hurt: Fire Blackens 2.200 Acres Near Los Angeles

2 DEAD, of HURT IN FOREST FIRE   BLAZE IN CALIFORNIA CANYON DENUDES 2,200 ACRES ~— HELICOPTER RESCUES MAN.

Beaten Forces Left In Tatters   Writer Talks With Greek Guerrillas  And Nationals

HAGANAH BLEW. UP TUNNEL  _pUG-IN-PLOT_TO_BLOW_UP__  _ BRITISH HEADQUAR- , TERS ;

Another Record, Flood  Hits fowa  Highest Crests in Uetnee Fynected   Highest Crests in History Expected at Keokuk

Town Almost Isolated By Flood Water   Entire Business Area Of Iowa Community Is Under Water: River May Pass Reeurd Peak

Towa Rivers Still Climbing   Des Moines Stream .May Pass 1903 Peak

Des Moines River Nears  Record Peak; Losses High   Iowa Town Inundated. With Families Saved ; Red Cross Busy Aiding

Record Floods Again Ravage ‘Areas In lowa   Hundreds Flee Homes In Towns Inundated By Swollen’ Rivers;  Still Rising

Fields and Cities Covered by Water   KHindrodc Hgnmeleoce Damane Honavy   Hundreds Homeless, Damage Heavy As Streams Spread over Valleys

FLOODED REGION FACES NEW PEAK   Swollen Des Moines River Threatens Highest Level

IOWA WATERS AT DANGER PEAK   Des Moines River Threatens To Surpass Record

RIVER NEARS ALL-TIME HIGH   Floods Business District at Keosauqua, lowa

Willing If Austrian Matter Pass To Deputies; Then Take Up German Peace  Tenantétyer Prennadira:

War Dead Sail Home   Tribute to Men Who Lost Lives in Europe Marks Ship’s Departure

Bodies of 5,600 American War Dead Started on Trip Home from Belgium

Just Another Hurr  Florida Gold re Resident: Take Storms in Their Stride

Gives Residents Chance For Bar Debates  Hurricane Merely A n     Incident To Miamian

Republican: Seek Price Relief Plan   Hope To Beat Democrats In Solving Problem

GoP Calls Meeting Of Economic Group For Policy Planning   Republicans Race To Beat Truman on Inflation Solution

Calls European Probl em Urgent  Wallace Says Moscow Parley Deadlocked by Truman Crusade

WALLACE CALLS MEETING OF BIG FOUR A FAILURE   Declares Truman’s Announcement of Greek-Turk Program Shattered Any Hopes for Success.   HITS VANDENBERG AND JOHN F. DULLES   Former Vice President Says Two Are “Exploiting” Emergency in Europe “for Wrong Ends.”

‘SOMETHING DOING ALL DAY: THREE RODEO SHOWS  28th Annual Event   28th Annual Event Being Sponsored By Local Am. Legion

(SOMETHING DOING ALL DAY; THREE RODEO SHOWS  28th Annual. Event Being Sponsored By  Lanes] Am. Lecian

Assembly Awaits Soviet Answer To  Marshali Speech   Vishinsky Expected To Give Russia’s Basic Policy Speech This Afternoon.

Russian Reply To Marshall Is Being Awaited   Andrei Y. Vishinsky, Soviet Chief Delegate, Is to Deliver Russia’s Basic Policy Speech

UN Waits For Soviet Comeback   Russia Expected To Return U. S. Policy Attack

Britain, U.S. Blamed For Sethacks »   Soviet Minister Says Use UN For wi  Interectc.

UN DELEGATES AWAIT REPLY BY VISHINSKY   Expect Strong Rebuttal From Soviets on Marshall’s Attack

Expect Vishinsky Reply to Censure By U. 5. Today   Believe Russ Will Reject Proposal to Overhaul Machiner

Tense Assembly Awaits Russian's Rebuttal To Slashing U. $. Attack

U.N. Waits for Soviet Rebuttal To U.S. Attack  Vishinsky Plans To Give Russia’s Racic Palicy Tada

Rejection of U. $. Move Held Likely   Australian Holds Marshall Proposal as Unconstitutional

Red Policy Statement  Due Today  Rejection Of U. §  Pronosal Exnecte:

Vishinsky to Give Russia’s Reply   First: ‘Soviet. Rebuttal Will Be. Giver Before UN. Assembly Today.

Reds Expected To Hit Back At Marshall   Rejection Of Plar Tc Overhaul U.N. Peace Machinery Foreseen

SOVIET REPLY TO SECRETARY OF STATE MARSHALL SCHEDULED FOR DELIVERY AT 3 P.M. TODAY   Tropical Storm in Florida Turns Suddenly Upon Exposed West Coast; NYSTA in Albany Session Calls for Increased Appropriation; Senator Flanders Predicts Dire Consequences Of John L. Lewis “Appeasement”’ in Disputes

Red Reply to Marshall Talk Keenly Awaited   Vishinsky To Tell Russia's Basic Policy Today

Soviets Expected To Score U. S., Reject Proposal For Overhauling UN

Small Powers  Ask Veto Curb   Debate Begins Ove Effectiveness Of UN’s Work

U.N. Waits Russ Answer  To Marshall  Soviet Rumored  Ready to Pull Out

Vishinsky To Deliver Soviet Answer Today   Chief Delegate Expected To Reject Proposal Fot U. N. Overhauling

Australian Says Veto Ban Is Not Legal  General Assembly Session Convenes As Delegates Await

Await Russian Rebuttal To Marshall Talk  Assembly Meets In Tense Atmosphere,

Expected to Reject Plan For Changes   Will Wage Stubborn Fight to Retain Full Veto Power

Assembly Awaits Russian Answer To U.S. Attack —  Vichincke ta Souank Tadav:   Vishinsky to Speak Today; Australia Unexpectedly Opreses Marshall's Plan

Taft Expected To Join GOP Leaders In Votina for Greco-Turkish Relief

GREEK-TURKISH LOAN PLAN ~ APPEARS SURE OF APPROVAI   TAFT NOW PREDICTS SENATE WILL BACK TRUMAN'S APPEAL FOR ' LOAN FUNDS

GRECO - TURKISH AID PROGRAM GIVEN BOOST   President’s Jefferson Day Talk Strengthens Stand Of Help Backers

South Africa Greets British King ‘And Family With Round of Parties

Throng Welcomes British Royal Family to Capetown   Two Hundred Thousand Whites and Blacks Jam Streets and Cheer King George at Every Turn—Lines of Ex-Service Men Stand at Attention as Rulers Pass — Princesses Amazed at Beauty of Mountains and Thoroughfares.

AFRICANS GREET “ETCH ROVALT   200,000 Blacks, Whites Jam a papetown Streets To Glimpse Family

Pilgrimages To Overseas Graves Are Recommended   Truman Suggests that Gold Star Mothers Be Sent on Plan Similar to Other War.

Overseas Graves Visits Proposed   Truman Suggests Government Help

TrumanSuggestion Follows Pattern   Mothers, Widows Visited Overseas Graves After World War 1

Legislators Expected to * Swing into High This Week in Introducing Bills

Inside Your Congress  Letter To Congress  —by— SAMUEL 8 PETTENGILL  “The Gentleman from Indlana~

Bill Passed Monday   Bill Onlv Approved Idea   Edward J, Hancock, 73, Greensburg Editor, Dies

Senate Approves  Money for  West Projects Compromise Measure  ls Adopted; Bill  Gaec ta Praecident

‘Amount Earmarked for Project in Interior = Dept. Fund Now Okehed New Item of $237,000-for Kerr ‘Dam-Hunory Horse: Line Approved.

Senate Puts Final O.K.  On Measure   Interior Department Bill Carries Appropriatious For Columbia Projects; Now Goes to Truman

Senate Approves Money for West Projects  Compromise Measure Is Adopted; Bill Goes to President

WILL FIRE ON PLANES  Albania Ie Tired of “Flights Over Her Territory

Takes Wraps Off  ‘Matchbox’Camera   Eastman Kodak Company Reveals Gadget Used Behind Enemy Lines

; a .  TOWN VIRTUALLY ISOLATED  FOR HOURS BY STORM— ~ FARMER WAS ELEC. TROCUTED

DAMAGE, DEAT IN OHIO STORMS   Circleville, Columbus Hit Farmer Electrocuted at Fallen Pole

Lewis, Southern Coal Group Talk Over Contract Terms  Government Releases Mines June 30

Southern Coal Men, Lewis ' Open Talks  All Groups.  Want Contract i Before June 30

SOUTHERN MINES JOIN IN PARLEYS   Group Decides To Sit Down With Lewis On Pact

Southern Coal Men Seek Terms   Confer With Lewis First Time In Year

Russia Charges U. S. With Attempt to Bypass U.N. in ' Dealings With Indonesia

Reds Hit U.S. Mediation Bid  In Java Strife   ‘Good Offices’ Offer Branded an Attempt To By-Pass the U.N.

REDS SAY U, S, STALLS UN WORK   Gromyko Calls for Prompt Probe in Java

House Probers ; ‘Assailed at —  Civil Rights Party   Reception Given’ for Hollysvobod Witnesses,

Movie Probers Are Assailed   Reception Given in New York for Writers Subpoenaed

Says Employers’ Rights Should   Be Guaranteed   Would Also Require Unions to File Financial Reports and Register —

CONCESSION ON LABOR REFORM MADE BY GREEN   Says Wagner Act Might - Be Amended In Favor Of Employers

AFL Head Makes Two Concessions On Wagner Act   Favors Free Speech Fer Employers, Union Financial Reports

Green Admits Revision Need   AFL President Says Wagner Act Is Faulty

‘Skyhigh’ Newsprint Prices Are Forecast   Senator Murray Urges Congress To ‘Break the Bottlenecks’

Charge 18 With Million Murders   Former Elite Officers, Including Six Nazi Generals. Are Accused.

Make Progress in Effort to End Shipping Tieup   Conferences Proceed On Both Coasts; Nea Aareement in West

Hoping To Break Shipping Tieup   Progress Reports But Embargo Placed On Freight Moving Te Ports.

Shipping Tieuy Talks Produce Some Results  On Third Day   Progress. Reported; Tentative Agreement  Set On. West Coast

Progress In Move To End Ship Strike   Some Slight Gains In Talks Gu Both Coasts Announced: Emburve On Freight

Pact Eases Maritime. Tieup   Threatened Extension Of Walkout Fades With ' Agreement Between Tanker Lines and NMI

PROGRESS SEEN IN MOVE TO END SHIPPING FIGHT   U. S. Aid Says Union Agrees On All Key Issues With West Coast Owners

GAINS MADE IN TALKS ON SHIPPING ROW   U. S. Official Announces Progress in Efforts to End Tie-up of Vessels on the East and West Coasts.

TENSION EASES IN SHIPPING DISPUTE   Labor Department Official  Reports Progress   On Sailings Enters Third Day: Several Pacific Coast Ships Delayed

Progress In Shipping Talk   Embargo On Sailings Into Third Day But Situation Mey Be Clearing

Shipping Deadlock Breaking   Government Agent Re ports Much Progress  Toward Settlement

PROGRESS REPORTED IN SHIPPING TIEUF   East, West Coast Sailings Delayed By Strike

Report Progress In Settlement Of Maritime Strike   West Coast Union Tentitively Agrees On Main Issues

Progress Made In Efforts to End Shipping Tieup  ~ Federal Mediators Say Conferences Bearina Fruit

Some Progress Reported In Ship Tieup   Sailing Embargo On West Coast May Be Lifted Soon

PROGRESS MADE JN SHIP TIEUP   Both East and West Coast Situations Improve After Long Conferences

NMU STRIKE PROGRESS REPORTED   Negotiators See Hope in Situation On West Coast

REPORT SHIPS TALK PROGRESS   Tieup Break Thought Possible as Walkout Enters Third Dav.

Gibson Asserts ‘Progress’ Made On Both Coasts   Unions’ Embargo On Ship Sailings Enters Its Third Day; Recess In Conference   One Ship Leaves Baltimore Port   West Coast Union First To Tentatively Agree On Major Issues With Qweners

Tanker Lines’  Dispute Ended   Threatened Extension Of Current Tie-Up Of Shipping

East and West Coast Problems Not Related Claim; Embargo Placed On Freight Shipments

Progress Made Toward Settling Shipping Strike   Union Emborgo On Sailings Enters Third Day: Gibson Holds Round-Robin Conference

Pact i in View With Seamen   Labor Chief’s Aide Reports Progress

One Ship Dispute Is Settled on East Coast Today  Negotiations Still Continue in Larger Walkout

Report Progress ‘in Ship Pariey   West and East Coast Disputes Different; Liner Sailing Is Held UP

Shipping Snarl in  Third Dav   Union Dispute With Tanker Lines Settled

Johnson Trial Under Way Today   Judge Emphasizes Importance of Case To Jurors

Fear Miners May Prolong ‘Strike’   Krug Prepares for Anv Emergency

Lawrence Amendment Is Defeated   lowa Chamber Votes To Keep Full-Time Board;  4 Division Directors.

Will Give lowa  Institutions Four Extra Directors   Three Man Full-Time Board Also Maintained, Other Actions by Legislature Today

House Passes Key Bill In Board Of Control Series   Designed to Strengthen, Aid Unit in Ad ministering 15 State Institutions  :

FRIENDS, FOES CLASH ON AID   ‘House—And-Senate- Fear Aid To Europe May Benefit Rirecia Eventually

Grave Misgivings Ex pressed As To Benefit “Would Accrue To Rus: sia In Long Run.

Friends and Foes of Aid Clash in House; U. S. Help fo Russia Called ‘Awful Sin’

House In Torrid Debate Over Bill To Help Europe  Halleck Says Vote By Monday Possible

FOREIGN AID BILL DEBATEDBY HOUSE ~ BASSAGE IS SEEN   Foes Voice Fear Relief Pro gram May Strengthen. Russia if Earope Goes Communist.   VOTE BY MONDAY NiGHT BELIEVED POSSIBLE    Opponents Plan to Offer Limiting Amendments and Perhaps One to Reduce  Amount of Help.

BATTLE RAGES ON AID QUESTION   Representatives Clash On Prospect of Helping Reds in Gase of War

use In Hot bate Over preign Aid   uestion Whether rogram Will Halt ommunism March

Congress Has Its Little Joke—But Votes to Retain 20c-a-Mile Payment

HOUSE BEATS TRAVEL ALLOWANCE PROPOSAL   Cheers When Wadsworth Suggeste They Give It Up, Then Rejects Motion, 143 to 27.

FLOOD PROGRAM GIVEN SUPPORT   Midwest Lawmakers Seek To Develop Plan

\MidwesterntegislatorsA ttemptloBeatDown GOP Opposition To Truman Flood Control Plan

Maneuver On Flood Control   Midwesterners Seek  Money for River Work On Foreign Aid Bill — Over GOP Opposition

SEEK:TO-OVERCOME. GOP, OPPOSITION ~ TO FLOOD CONTRO!   President Truman In a Plez for a $250,000,000 Plan.   :-A TEN-YEAR PROGRAM.   Senate Attempts to Tack on *, Requests to Bill Already Passed...

LEADERS WILL PRESS FLOOD CONTROL PLAN   Senate, House Begin Drives To Provide For Funds

FLOOD CONTROL ISSUE PRODDED   Midwest Solons Get Behind Truman’s Plea To Launch Program at Once

Uphold Sentence In Irgun Cases   Three Young Jews To Die For Part In Jail Delivery

DEATH SENTENCES ON THREE JEWS ARE CONFIRMED   Palestine Terrorists Convicted For Part In Prison Relivery

Death Sentences For 3 Jews  Are Confirmed .  Men Were Convicted Of Taking Part ~ In Prison Delivery ©

Jewish Youths Face Death In  . Prison Escape   Sentence Confirmed, Three Doomed To Die After Conviction In Palestine Break

Palestine Death Sentences Confirmed .  Jewish Youths Must Pay For Jail Break

Hlinois Phone Sirike Near End   Workers Expected To Acsept an Offer of $4 Per Week Increase

$4 Pay Hike Subject fo Workers’ Vote   First Settlement Reached in Nationwide Strike

PHONE WORKERS IN ILLINOIS TO END WALKOUT »   Workers Expected To Approve $4 Increase By Monday

CAP Commander Dies;"           International Accidents Account for parts 80 Lives During Past Two Days; aes 17 Die Off Italy ct

VETO QUESTION UP TO TRUMAN EARLY IN WEEK   Congress Expected to Override President On Tax Issue

BAKERY WORKERS VOi1E ON OFFER *   ACCEPTANCE OF PAY INCREASE OR STRIKE MAY 1 ISSUE TODAY

— CLOSING SPECTA CLE- — ‘ . 65,000 Legionnaires Parade in Gotham

Soviet Paper Says Western Dishonest’   Charges Papers Corrupt. Distrusted By Readers:  Roiesita’s Free.

SECRETARY OF COMMUNIST PARTY HUSTLED FROM COMMITTEE ROOM. AFTER DEFIANT —  ‘ATTITUDE

RED LEADER IS OUSTED BY COPS   American Communist Chie! Refuses To Reveal Real . Name At Hearing

SEN. BALL SUGGESTS INCENTIVE AID PLAN  QA CTI SI TSS  UCR ner CUS

LEGISLATURE NOW WORKING ON LABOR AND SCHOOL BILLS   Other Measures Being Considered Deal: With Taxes And Roads

Nations Seeking Marshall Aid To Ask 19 Billions  Only Alternative le (Catacthoeanhoa   Only Alternative Is Catastrophe, They Maintain

NEED BILLIONS FROM AMERICA TO HALT CHAOS   Self-Help Pledged But External Aid Held  Most Necessary

ASKS FOR AID OF $19,330,000,000   Western Europe Piedges Self-Help But Wants Loans   AFFECTS 16 NATIONS

Italy Fearful Of Early Revolution   Old World States Seeking Marshall Plan Aid Pledge Themselves To Program Of Self Help

19 Billion Marshall Plan Or Catastrophe   European Nations Present Facts And Figures to U. S.

WEST EUROPE SIGNED UP IN SELE-AMD PLAN   United States Asked For Large Sum Under Four Year Recovery Program   HELP MUST BE GIVEN TO AVOID CATASTROPHE

America Only Source Of Aid From Outside   Need Goods From Western World $35 Billions In 4 Years.

Economic Requirement of 16 Nation: Set Forth in Final Paris Report

Nations Say Catastrophe Alternative   Sixteen Countries Want Marshall Plan Aid and State Price for Years From 1948 to 1951

Mass Picketing Said To Be — Conducted in Orderly Fashion   STARTED AT MIDNIGHT   Mooues Hew Says Economic Issues Have Been or Are Being Settled

Big Airliner Crashes In China; 43 Killed   Commercial P! Planes Are Grounded For Week  _ Pending. Investiqation :

China Grounds Airlines as 43 Die in Mishap   Yank-Piloted C-46 Crashes Near Tsingtao, Killing ALi On Raard

American Pilot, Two Nuns Are Among Victims   Order All Commercial Planes Grounded For One Week

3 AMERICANS DIE IN CRASH   Pilot, Two Catholic Nuns Reported Victims Of China Air Tragedy

43 REPORTED DEAD IN AIRLINER CRASH   Three Americans Are Includes Among The Casualties in Chinese Crackup

Tuck Is Set  For Seizure   State Will Maintain Telephone Services

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  1,000 Nights In Hotel Room: Are Something To Remembe

11 NEW BELLRINGERS   ; eee 'Have Contributed $100 or More to World War II Memorial  ;

Mysterious Explosion in Fireworks Stand Sets Off Display, Injures 6

Dodger Fans © Are Lima   -Brooklynites Surge Back to Ebbets Field In High Glee, However After Friday Drama .

Cheering Dodger Fans Howl for More Yank Blood   Crowd Ebbets Field For Game That Will Break Series Tie:  Weather Is Perfa-t

ALBANIA TO ANSWER MINE-LAYING CHARGE   Security Cotincil Informed Representative Is Being Sent to Take Up British Complaint.

ALBANIAN Uf ENVOY IS DUE HERE FRIDAY      Spotlight Remaining On Disarmament Regulation

ROOSEVELT Ih DEMAND NAME BE CLEANED UF   F. D. R.’s Son Resents Tieup With Girls In Senate Contract Probe __

Temperatures   Elliott Declares He Asked Transfer From Air Corps After ‘Influence Charged  Son of Late President Quotes Giles In Contract Hearina: lesues Sharp

QUESTIONS IRK ROOSEVELT AT PLANE INQUIRY   HUGHES PUBLICITY ON PLAY GIRLS CHALLENGED

ELLIOTT ADMITS “WEDDING GIFTS” FROM CONTRACTOR   Says He Might Be Open to Reprimand for Permitting Hughes to Pay a Large Hotel Bill.   ISSUES CHALLENGE ON “GIRLS” EXPENSE   Son of War President Angrily Demands That Senators “Clear Up My Moral Reeord,’

But President’s Son Challenges Hughes’ Publicity Man, Meyer’s Charge For Procuring Girls For Him.

Defraying of © Costs Termed  ‘Wedding Gift’   Ex-TWA Head Also 4 Settled 8850 Account, Probers Are Informed

Girls for Hint          Roosevelt Contewe He Returned Early - to White House --

Demands That Senate Committee “Clean Up My Moral Record’”—Challenges Meyer To Say Meyer Ever “Procured” Any Party Girls For Him—Says Hughes Was Not Only Manufacturer Who Entertained Him —Reads Off Score Or More Of Other Firms

LATTER SAYS IT WAS GIFT FOR WEDDING   F. D. R.’s Son Tells Plane Contract Probers “Present” Was Given Just Before His 1944 Marriage to Faye Emerson.

Hints by Meyer Are Branded As Despicable   Demands Morals Be Cleared at Probe of Plane Coniracts

Elliott Hot: Denies Girl Angle   Says Hughes Man Has Times, Places and People Mixed Up

E. Roosevelt Challenges Accusations   President’s Son Call: For Cleanup of His Record During Hearing

Hughes Paid Hotel Bill as ‘Wedding Present’ Roosevelt Tells Probers   Admits He Might Be Open to Reprimand for Allowing Action; Demands His Moral Record Be Cleared at Hearing

Girl Item on Account  Challenged   Says White House Records Prove He Didn't Attend Party

Meyer Challenged To ‘Clear Records’   Roosevelt Angrily Denies Being At Statler As Publicity Man Testified; Claims Records Show He Was At White House

Makes Angry Protests On Meyer Claim   Challenges Hughes’ Publicity Head To Prove Motals Case

Witness Admits He Might Be Open To a Reprimand  Bitter at Meyer About Listing Girls

Tells Senate Group He Was At White House At Time Meyer Said He Was Attending Party

F. R.’s Son Quotes General’s Letter Describing as ‘Ridiculous’ Charges Of Pressure Against White House

Admits Hughes Payed Bill As Wedding Gift   Elliott Roosevelt Challenges Meyer's Statement About ‘Procurina’ Of Girls

ELLIOTT DENIES MEYER PROCURED GIRLS FOR HIM   Demands That Senate Probers “Clean Up My Moral Record”   SAYS HE MIGHT BE  OPEN TO REPRIMAND

ADMITS HOTEL BILL PAID AS WEDDING GIFT   Roosevelt Testifies In Senate Committee  Probe

Claims He Was At White House at Time of Hotel Party   Meyers Admits Possibility of Error in Account

Plane Builder Flying To Capital For Hearing Date   Roosevelt Thinks He Might Be Open To Reprimand For Letting Hughes Present Gift Of Money

ROOSEVELT ASKS SHOW PROOF OF GIRL EXPENSES  DEMANDS SENATORS CONTINUE PROBF TO

ELLIOTT HURLS CHALLENGE AT HUGHES’ AGENT   Demands Senate Committee to ‘Clean Up His Moral Record’

Forces Meyer To Back Down About Girls   May Have ‘Procured’ Them for Another Officer. Latter Saves

Witness Resents Party Girls Items   Hughes’ Agent Challenged To Say He Ever “Procured’ Companions For Young Colonel

Roosevelt Claims General Giles “Scoffed: At White House ‘Influence’ Charge

Payments To Girls Draws Fire   Young Roosevelt Says He’s “Victim” OF Sensate Probe

Elliott Admits Howard Hughes Paid $576 Bill  f"kallananae Adsavor

Asks Group To Clean Up Moral Record   Party Girls Stories Bring Angry Shouts From Elliot Roosevelt

Col. Roosevelt Worried over Moral Record   Demands Publicity Man Deny Getting Girls for Him

Meyer Story Is Challenged -By Roosevelt   Son Of FDR Says He May Be Open To Reprimand On Gift

Elliott Roosevelt Admits Error In Accepting Gifts   Son Of Wartime President Challenges Story Of Hughes’ Publicity Man On Procuring Girls For Pre-Wedding Entertainment

Former Officer Challenges Facts On Expense Lists   Committee Charged With ‘Smear’ Effort Against Late FDR

Accepts Wedding Gift From Hughes   Elhott Roosevelt Tells Sen ate Group of $576.83  Hotel Bull   INTO PLANE CONTRACTS   Late President's Son Issues Challenge to Publicity  Man

White House  Did Not t'Influence’ Plane Contract   f Gen. Giles; Hotel  Elliott Cites ne Bill Paid By Hughes.

Rocsevelt Relates. How Hughes, Fev Paid Hotel Bille =   Testifies Payment Was in Form of.-: Wedding. Present A

Defies Meyer to Say Girls Were Obtained For Him; Admits Entertainment

Son of Late FDR Claims Smear Move   Acknowledges Howard Hughes and Jack Frye Paid Two Hotel Bills

CLEAN MORAL RECORD ASKED BY ELLIOTT   Chatlenges Meyer To Say He “Procured” Any Party Girls for Him:

E. Roosevelt Says Hughes Paid $576.83 Hotel Bill   But Challenges Hughes’ Man Meyer To Prove Girls ‘Procured’ for Him

Roosevelt Challenges Meyer Item   Expense Account Including Party Girls Irks Son of F.D.R., Brings Demand For Clean-Up of Record

ELLIOTT ADMITS WEDDING GIFT FORM HUGHES   Former TWA President Aiso Paid Hotel Costs, Senate Probers Told

Clear Up My. Record He Shouts   President’s: Son’ Claims. . Being: at White House:  and Not at Hotel : as Was Listed   “Names Firms   Mentions Score of . More. Firms. Which Entertained Him-

Bills Paid As Wedding Present  Challenges Meyer On  Procuring Girls Story

Roosevelt Admits Allowing Hughes Agent To Pay Bills At Hotel As Wedding Gift

He Challenges John W. Meyer on ‘Party Girls’   Dares Publicitor To Sa He ‘Procured’ Girls Tt Entertain Him

Late President’s Son, However, Challenges Meyer On ‘Party Girls’   Has No Knowledge Of Hose For Faye   Republican Senators Accused Of Singling Him Out Because He’s FDR’s Son

Late President’s Son Challenges Items on Hughes’ Publicity Man Entertainment Expense Account.   ENTERTAINED BY MANY FIRMS, HE SAYS

Elliott Bitterly Attacks Meyer's Testimony Concerning Party Girls

Clean Up My Moral Record He Demands   Target Because He Was Son of President, He Charges

HUGHES PERMITTED TO PAY ELLIOTT’S * $576. HOTEL BHE   Roosevel€ Made“"This™ State" ment to the Senate: ~ Investigators: .         WAS. IN. DECEMBER™'1944   Said It Was a Wedding Gift; the Investigation ” Continues.

SON OF WARTIME PRESIDENT DENIES PARTY GIRL STORY   Challenges Mead’s Testi. mony On Expense Vouchere At Heorina

Elliott Assails Meyer's Story Of Party Girl:   Angrily Demands Prober ‘Clean Up My Moral Record’

Son Of Late Wartime President Challenges Items.On Expense Vouchers Of Hughes’ Publicity Man — Demands That Investigators Get Correct Facts:

Witness Before Senate War Contract Probers in Fiery Attack on Meyer's Claims

Says Meyer. Procured No’  Girl For Him   Admits That He Ac cepted Paid Hotel Bills As A “Wedding” Pres ent eee epee: aay.

Elliott Admits Howard Hughes Paid $576 Bill  Challenges Meyer On Girl Statement

Objects To Meyer’s Item Listing Girls at Hotel; Wants Record ‘Cleaned Up’

UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY STARTS ENROLLMENT FOR SECOND QUARTER’ (947-48

Student Editor Charges Plan For Magazine Items Ruined  After ‘Political Censorship’

Russian Demands Defeated   Soviet Campaign To Expose ‘Fascism’ By Press Voted Down

U.N. Hands New Defeat To Russians   Soviet Union Loses Wher Vote Is Taken on Drive To ‘Expose Fascism and War Mongers’

Russ Defeated On Press Gag   U.N. Group Rejects Soviet Drive On Free Speech

Red Blasts Against Press ‘Fascism, War-mongering’ Defeated In U.N. Ballots

RUSS DEFEATED IN- PRESS VOTE   Test Comes on Soviet , Warmongering Drive

THE SOVIET UNION WAS DECISIVELY DEFEATED TODAY   Vote Taken In U. N. Assem: bly Committee on Russian Campaign.   TO EXPOSE FASCISM   The Vote Came at the End of a Two-Day Procedural Wrangle.

RUSSIA BEATEN ON PRESS VOTE   UN Assembly Will Not Order Action Aeainst ‘Fascism’

ASSAILS REDS © FOR BLOCKING HIS PRORRAW   SECRETARY ASKS CONGRESS FON $87 MILLION DOLLARS FOR WINTER HELIEF

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Marshall Asks $597,000,000     ‘To Save Europe:   U.S. Official Las Blame. For Europe’s Plight on-Russias= = -2--2—

Latest News F lashes  (BR<«- FTA Ge )\_sf      Marshall Asks Aid Puts Blame on Reds

NECESSARY T FIGHT HUNGER, HE ASSERTS   Only Austria, Italy and France Included in Stop-Gap Plans

$597,000,000 Needed To Bar Starvation   Secretary Estimates Long-Range Plan Cost Between 16-20 Billion

Seeks 597 Million Dollars Stop-Gap Aid For Europe   Secretary Marshall Tells  _ Congress Sum Needed   For Austria, Italy, France   BITTERLY ASSAILS SOVIET RUSSIA

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Asks 597 Million to Aid Hungry in 3 Countries

Capital Fetes Mexico Chiel   Truman and Aleman Ex change Pledges of  Friendship -

ALEMAN GREETED BY HUGE THRONGS IN WASHINGTON   Twenty-one Gun Salute Booms as Mexico’s President and His Party ArFive at Airport.   PARADE THAT FOLLOWS WITNESSED BY 600,000   Crowds Wave Flags of Both Nations as Visitors Pass —Truman Takes Part in Reception.

Huge Throngs in Nation's Capital Welcome Alemar   President of Mexico in Good Neighbor Journey to United States

ALEMAN GIVEN BIG WELCOME   Hundreds of ThousandsLine Capital Street to Greet Mexican President

Between 600,000 And 800,000 Persons Cheer Aleman In Washingtes   FINANCIAL AID IS SOUGHT BY REPUBLIC

ALEMAN GIVEN GREAT OVATION AT WASHINGTON   President Of Mexico And Truman Swap Fervent Friendship Vows

Mexican President Gregted By 600,000 Washingtonians   Aleman’s Welcome One Of Most  Impressive Ever Given Foreigner

BULGARS FIGHT BALKAN STUDY   Nation’s Spokesman Blasts U. S. Plans; Egypt In Complaint To UN

Italians Told Russia Only : Hope for Peace   Three Killed in Riots at Trieste; Nation Now At Peace

“Death To Truman ”’, Italian Reds Shout In Pro-Russian Outbursts

TRUMAN'S DEATH IS DEMANDED BY ITALIAN REDS   One Hundred Thousand Shout Hatred of United > States

‘ Death to Truman’ Is Shouted by 100,000 Italian Communists in Rome

100,000 Italian Reds Cry ‘Death fo Truman!’   U.S. Tries to Start New War, Leader  Tells Massmeetings

LOOPS SCARF AND BELT 10 BAR IN BATH   Davenport Student Ends Life as Police Wait for Sanity Report. .

Davenport Man Hangs Self In Jail   Accused ‘of “Sleeping Pill’ Murder, Chiropractic Stu dent Is a Suicide

Farley Split Became Final  In Mid 1940   } ‘Broke Away When FDR Decided To Seek Third Term, He Says

$100,000 Blaze In Dodge Plant   Fire Starts In Blower Sys  tem Of Paint Unit After  Most Workers Leave

Register Stormy Protest Before Tax Committee   Representatives Of Farm Groups From All Over State Join In Blasting Measure

Farm Co-ops Turn Out to Protest Income Tax Bill   Would Prevent Future Expansion, Opponents Say

DISCOVER TINY BODY FLOATING IN STONE WELL   Man in Auto Kidnaps Child: Murders Her After Assault

Probers Say Congress Would Balk   Sen. Sail Brands Talk of Peacetime Ceilings as "Silly"

Price Controls Return Doubted   Both Parties Say Resumption Pleas  Would Be Failure

Begin Work On Probe Of High Prices   Doubt System Would Work Now

Senators Say ~ ‘Congr ess Will - Oppose Curbs   Three ‘Democrats,. Three Republicans’ Doubt Ad visability Of Ceilings In Prices

 Price Control Resumption Would Fall Flat Senators Say IRising Prices Are Center Of New Political Storm Today

Doubt Cast On Renewal  Of Controls   Six Senators Say Appeals For Congress to Renew Program for Ceilings on Prices Will Fall Flat

RCE CONTROL ALLED HIGHLY WKELY MOVE   senators Doubt 1 Woult Work or Could Pass Concress in First Place.

Chance For New Price ‘Pegs Slim   Six Senators Feel Country Not Ready For ‘War’ Measure

SOLONS DOUBT IF PRICE CONTROLS WILL BE REVIVED   Says Salaried Man Must Bi Protected If Prices Keep Going Up

Price Controls Appeal Unlikely   Senators Voice Opinion That Any Formal Bids fo: New System of Ceilings Would Fall Fiat.

Senators Of Both Parties Doubtful On Price Control   Republicans And Democrats Agree Plan Would Not W ork, and Couldn’t Win Needed Appr oval By Congress

School Support Urged By Legion   Officers of State American Legion and Auxiliary Adopt Resolution

LEGION HEARS NATIOMAL HEAD   National Commander Paul H. Griffith Speaks On “Americanism” Before Conference Of N. C. Legionnaires And Auxiliarv Mombherc<«

Ohio's Liquor Rationing Will Be Ended on Monday   Sales of Imported Scotch Will Be Restricted t One Bottle per Customer, Officials Say

RATIONING OF LIQUOR WILL END ON MONDAY   Ohio Still To Restrict Sale Of Imported Seotch

EOHIO’S LIQUOR ) RATIONING ENDS   ‘Monday To Mark Relaxation Of 4-Year Restrictions

RATIONING OF LIQUOR 10 END IN OHIO MONDAY   Still Will Limit Sales of Im. ported Scotch Whisky to One Bottle Per Customer

CONGRESS TAKES UP PLEA FOR GREEK AND TURK AID   Fears That War With Soviet Union Might Be Eventual Result Of Situation Openly Voiced As Legislators Weigh Problems Posed By Affairs In Mediterranean Area—Vandenberg Summons Senate Foreign Rela: tions Committee To Hear Details Of Proposal

Our Foreign Policy Placed. on Offensive; U. $.-Soviet Ideologies Core of Problem   Nation Faced With Decision on Reduction of Armed Strength; Hungary, Korea Added as Candidates for Aid With Greece, Turkey

Soviet, United States Political Strife Seen As Aftermath To Talk

AIR IS TENSE OVER REACTION OF THE SOVIET   Congress, Gravely Aware Of Impact On Soviet-American Relations, Grapples With Truman Plea To Halt Com munism.

Swift Adion May Be Taker On HST Plea   U.S. And Russian Relations Likely Toa Be Strninad

Conscious That It May Plunge U. S., Russia Into Harsher Relations

TEMPERATURES   Sen. Vandenberg Supports Challenge To Communism;  Others See Clash Certain   Senate Foreign Relations Committee Meets To Hear Assistant Secretary Of State Acheson Explain ‘Fateful Hour’ Issues

Vandenberg In Favor of Giving Help   Others Fear Step Means Eventual War With Russian:

Greer- Lurk Ald Flan Stirs Fears of Crisis  ’ Vandenberg Calls Foreign Groups To Hear Full Details of Prosram

Henry Ford II Will Succeed Grandfather   Twenty-Nine Year Old Son of Late Edsel Ford Will Direct Motor Empire “

MEANWHILE DUTCH FEAR ‘GERM WARFARE’ ON PART. OF INDONESE REBEL GROUP

REPUBLIC BOWS TOU. S, OFFER   Theft of Test Tubes Brings Fear of Germ Warfare In Indonesia

THEATRE IN PHILA. IS BEING BOYCOJTED   Cardinal Dougherty instructs Mil. lion Catholics To Stay Away From Playhouse

Cardinal Orders Movie Boycott  Dougherty Instructs Philly Catholics to Stay

HOUSE INCLUDES CENT A “PACK TAX IN RESOLUTION FAVORING PAY_MENT TO OHIO VETS

GOP Backs Move To Save Grain For Europeans  Luckman is Invited To Conference by   Luckman is Invited To Conference by Group of Senators

G. 0. P. Senators Back Campaign To Save Food   _ Crop Report, Due Today, May Be ‘Encouraging, Also

Hundreds of Thousands of Mer to Be Taken Out of Army ‘  on Russian Order

Vandenberg Says U. S. Aid May Be ‘All Around World’   Greek Situation Not Isolated, but One of Many Michigan Senator Warns GOP Leaders

Seek To Block Russian Path Into Orient   Around World Need Of American Help Cited by Vandenberg

GOP SENATORS. ARE “BRIEFED   VANDENBERG. SAYS AD 3 GREECE MAY HAVE TO BE. DUPLICATED AROUND: THE WORLD

NETT ASKS Y 10 PAY T0 SA   posed Amendment Be Given First ading Feb, 25

TWO TEEN-NGE YOUTHS GET LICENSE TO WED   Definite Increase In Girls Under 20 Years   101 GIVEN LICENSES

HUGE BOGUS MONEY CACHE DISCOVERED   Find Made By Truck Driver Near St. George, Utah

BIG BOGUS MONEY CACHE DISCOVERED   “Queer” Is Believed to Be Linked in Death of~ Siegel.

Tomorrows Headlines Today MILLION IN COUNTERFEIT BILLS LINKED TO SLAYING OF “BUGSY”

SEVEN THOUSAND ATTEND FUNERAL   Dr. Butler, Columbia’s President 44 Years, Laid To Rest

Scorched Earth Policy Flaming Reality In Java   Flying Reporter Sees Rich Area Dotted With Flame:

Java Ablaze, Writer Says After Flight   Indonesians Put Scorched Earth Policy in Effect

Rich Java Estates Fired by Natives   Reporter in Plane Sees 200 Blazes. Cut Rubber Trees

Held in Custody From Arab Riots  Girl From Milwaukee Tells of Experience

TWO-DAY ROME STRIKE IS ENDED   Reds Seen Losing Grip As Police Control Tinesie Theaneas

Failure to Give Arm Signals Will Make Driver Liable After Sept. 5

Freight Rate Equalization Plan Into Effect; “Emancipation Day” For South

Rail Freight Rates Go Up In East Today   Lower In South, Parts Of West

Freight Rates  Come Down In South Today   Hiked In East By ICC Order

Freight Rates Are Equalized   Rail Levies On Manufactured Goods Up In East And Reduced In South And West

Rail Freight Rates Placed onNew Basis   Change Result of Long Battle by Seuth and Wes’

RAILROAD FREIGHT RATES ON ALL MANUFACTURED GOODS WENT UP IN. EAST AND DOWN IN SOUTH AND WEST

Railroad Freight Rate Revision In Effect Today   Charges Increase. in East, Come Down in South, Parts of West

Earth Movement Menaces Weich   Wide Cracks Appear In Nine Buildings   ‘Bossism’ Charge Hurled at GOP   Plumbing and Heating Equipment To Be Sold

New Yorkers Bracing For Legionnaires   Hotel Lobbies Cleared As Veterans Converge On City For National Convention.

BRIDE SEARCH . ~ 1S CONTINUED   THEORY OFFERED THAT CO. __ LUMBUS WAR BRIDE MAY.  HAVE HAD NERVOUS   BREAKDOWN

President To Veto Tax Cut Bill This Week   Blimp Plunges into Sea, Rises Again   Search on for Young British War Bride

CCC MAY AID IN FEEDING OF EUROPE   Could Sell Grains and Other Edibles at Lower Prices, Thereby Stretching the Dollar Supply Abroad. 

C.C.C. May Provide Way to Get Aid At Once to Europe   Corporation Could ‘Sell U. 8. Grain; Edibles ~ at Low: Prices:  fav Benne

May Use CCC Fund To Buy Europe Food   Could Sell American Grain And Other Edibles At Cut Rate Prices For Export

CCC May Provide Food For Europe    May Meet Immediate Need Without Special Session Of Congress; Cut-Rate Prices Seen

Commodity Fund May Avoid Call. For Congress   Special Session Still Possible, President Says

Special Session May Be Avoided By Food Export:  Cut-Rate Prices Stretch Dollars

ICCC May Provide Means of Meeting Europe's Food Neec  'Without Special Congress Session

CCC SETUP MAY EASE EUROPEAN FOOD PROBLEM   Corporation Plans To Sell U. S. Grain at Cut Prices for Export

NEW CHANNELS EYED FOR FOOD   Commodity Credit Corp. May - Furnish Europe Angle

CCC May Provide Way To Feed Europe   Could Sell Grain At Cut-Rate Prices To Stretch Dollars

US. Studies Cte Funds Use For Speedy Aid   Could Sell Grain, Other Edibles at Low Price for Export

EUROPEAN AID MAY BE SENT THROUGH CCC   DEAL WOULD AVOID SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS

ccc May Provide Way Out in Food Aid for Europe  Agency May Purchas Goods for] Deferred  Bo... wk Bune

Credit Corp. Can Sell Food Under Cost   Ag. Officials Look To Federal Agency To Feed Europe.

CCC Plan May Help in European Problem  Selling Grain At Cut-Rate Prices To Stretch Dollars Is Pondered

Study CCC as Way of Aiding Other Lands   Suggested Agency Sell Europeans at Cut Rate Prices

CCC May be Way to Supply Food Needed   Could Self American Grain, Other Foads at Cut-Rate Prices for Export, Stretching Europaan Detlar Vatues —

Hungry Europe May Be Helped By Corporation   Use of CCC Funds May Eliminate Need for Session

Consider Use of  CCC us Stop-gap ‘Aid:to Europeans   . Would Provide. Way For Immediate Help Withaut Calling a Special Session

NEW EUROPEAN AID PROGRAM CONSIDERED   C.C.C. May Provide Answer  Without Special Session

HENRY FORD RITES OPENED TO PUBLIC   Great And Humble To Join In Honoring Car Pioneer

THOUSANDS PAY FINAL TRIBUTE. TOHENRY FORD   Humble and Proud , Go Past Bier; Public In‘vited to Funeral

Final Respects Are Paid Ford   Family Invites Public To Funeral Services

Humble and Proud Match Strides Past Bier of Henry Ford   industrialist Genius Will be Laid to Rest Beside _ His Parents

Humble and the Great Pay Final Tribute at Ford Bier   Body Lies in State at Greenfield Village; Funero Services Thursday To Be Open to Public

Thousands Pay Last Tribute To Genius of Auto Building   Henry Ford's Body in State At Creenfield Hal

Thousands File Past Casket to Pay Last Respects to Car-Builder Ford

Thousands Pay Final Respects To Henrv Ford At Greenfield Village

RICH AND POOR PAY HOMAGE T0 FORD IN DEATH  PUBLIC INVITED BY  FAMILY TO SHARE ITS FINAL RESPECTS

Henry Ford . Rites To Be Thursday  Industrial Genius Dies At Age Of 83

MOURNERS FILE PAST FORD BIER   Vast Industrial Empire Will Halt Activity Tonight

Public Invited To Ford Bier   ‘Rites Set Thursday ‘At Detroit Cathedral

Humble And Proud Meet At Bier Of Ford Whose Genius Won World’s Imagination

Humble, Great Join in Grief  At Ford Bier   Industrial Empire Genius Created To Shut Down Tonicht

—_——— a  Cooking Corps Carries On Today, With Mulligan To Reach Perfection Fer Tonight’s Legion Gathering

Cooking Corps Carries On Today, With Mulligan To Reach Perfection For Tonight’s Legion Gathering

Would Crack Amer. - Soviet  Deadlock   Appeal Sent to UN Assembly As Preliminary to Withdrawal Of Russian and U. S. Troops

Unsponsored Election In Korea Sought   U.S. Move Aims To Hurry Evacuation Of All Armies And Speed Up Independence.

Proposal Part Of Fight With  Soviet Union   Free Election Would Precede Withdrawal Of U.S... Red Troons

J. 5. PROPOSES ELECTION TO FREE KOREANS   Step Taken Before United Nations to Break Up East-west Deadlock.

Atomic Force Use ’ ls Puzzling Task Of United Nations   Question Deadlocked in Assembly for Year by US and Russia

Discuss Global   . ,  Police Force Britain, China Back United States Plan

POWERS GIVE VIEWS ON U.N. POLICE FORCE   Britain, China Line Up With U. S. on Plans For Global Force

Stamp No. 53 Expires 31st. Stamp ]] Good For  10 Pounds of Sugar April ]st.

MORATORIUM ON CHANGES DUE T0 EXPIRE SUNDAY   Engineer Brotherhood Head Says No Strike Planned Yet By Groups

HEAD OF ONE OF THE BIG BROTHERHOODS SAYS NO WALKOUT SCHEDULED ‘FOR SUNDAY

5 Rail Unions And Carriers Revive Scrap   Moratorium Will End Sunday With Attention On Brotherhoods —

HALT JEWISH IMMIGRANTS   British Warships Intercep Vessel Carrying 1,350  Jews to Palestine

PROPOSAL IS “OUTLINED AT. ~ CONFERENCE   ONE CABINET OFFICER TO HEAD BETUP THAT INCLUDES INDEPENDENT AIR .

DEFENSE CHIEF REPLACES WAR, NAVY HEADS   Each Service to Stay Separate; New Independent Air Force

CABINET WOULD BE REDUCED 10 9 WITH MERGER   Details Of Truman Proposal Explained At Capital News Conference   CONGRESS TO STUDY PLAN   No Immediate Savings Seen By Combining Direction Of Army And Navy

Cabinet Cut To 9 Under Arms Union   President’s Plan Woulc  Merge War, Navy in Dept. of Defense.

Military Men Favorable to . Merger Plans   Program, If Approved, Will Provide Cabinet Secretary on National Defense Truman Diccloces. -

lowan Weds 16th Time; Kept Secret   Newest Wife of James F Williams of Cedar Rapids Reveals Wedding

Negro Bigamist Fails To Sway Court By Plea Ga. Has Two Governors

EXPECT VETO OF LABOR BILL   Truman Known To Oppose Some Major Provisions  Of Congress Bills

Veto Is Likely On New Labor Bill In Its Present Form State Observers Say

VETO IS SEEN FOR PROPOSED      President ‘On Record Against Many

Truman Veto Seen Awaiting Current Labor Legislation Measures Embrace  * Major Features  To Which President

PRESIDENT IS SEEN VETOING LABOR MEASURE   Public Statements Indicate His Opposition To Previsieas   HOUSE BILL STIFFER THAN CASE MEASURE

Truman May Veto House And Senate Labor Legislation   resident Seen Opposed To Major Provisions O' Congressional Measures, But Some Meet  With His Approval

President Apt To Veto New Labor Measure  Manv Provisions Are   Many Provisions Are Ones Which Truman Has Already Opposed

Truman Might Veto New Labor Measure   Survey is ‘Made, of Provi. + Sions in Proposed ‘New Bill’

Truman Veto Probable On Labor Bills   Legislation Holds Points Upon Which President Opposed

President Seen Opposed to Major . Provisions of Both Labor Bill:

Russia Proposes Courriel of Foreign Ministers Shall Manage the Business; U. S. Insists. -” Larger Body.

U.S. Rejects Soviet Demane On Jap Peace   Note Says Council ° Created at Potsdam Is Not Proper Body

Wave Of Strikes Sweeps Nation... . France May Appease Workers With Raise

Inside Your Congress  Christmas 1620 and Today  tty SAMTEL KH PETPTENGILI “the Gentleman from lndinnea

President Hurls Costs In ‘48 Race   Demos, Republicans Remain Uncertain After Conference

Truman Splits With Pepper  Over Rationing   President's Speech  Decrying Police State Called Sound Rebuff  To New Deal Wing

President's View On Price Control Splits Democrats   High Cost of Living Issue To Become Top 1948 Campaign Point

Truman and Aides Split On Control   High Cost of Living Will Be Injected Into 1948 Campaign

Truman Statement Leaves Democratic Comrades Divided   High Cost of Living is Projected Into 1948 Political Campaign

Dems Seem Split On Controls Issue   Truman Projects High Living Cost Into 48 Campaign

Make Division Price Control   Truman Will Well Know How When Proper Time Comes

Truman Stirs Talk of New  Party Issues  One Demo Wing Left ‘In Air’ By Statement

Bakers, Brewers Sign to ~ Aid Food Drive; Controls Issue Splits Demo Partv

Demo Party Divided on  New Control   Issue Is Clouded After President’s Statement; Living Costs Projected Into Campaign of 1948

Truman Leaves Party Divided   Police State Talk Confuses Politicians

Truman Makes Confusing Statement   Leaves His Own Party Divided Over Govt. Price Control Issues

Truman Projects HCL Squarely Into “48 Drive  Seems to Have Left a via Mividad  rey :

President Says ‘Police States’ Control Prices   Democrats Div ided Over Statement. That, Curbs Should Be Avoided,  No Force. Used

Willing To Let Public Decide Next Election   However, His Control Plan Has Party Sulit.

TRUMAN SHOCKS PARTY MEMBERS   Some Democrats Disagree Rationing Is Police State Practice  ALSO PUZZLES G. O. P.

NEW DEALERS ARE SET BACK BY PRESIDENT   HIGH LIVING COSTS TO BE ISSUE IN 1918 CAMPAIGN

Living Cost Made A Campaign Issue   Truman Intimates He Will Reveal Price Rise Figures at Proper Time   SPLIT OVER CONTROLS   ) bor Inflation Trend

Pepper Differ With Truman On Controls   Truman Statement May Bring End of All Rent Ceilings

President Accepts High Cost of Living as 1948 Campaign Issue: Both Parties Confused.

 Truman Accepts HCL As 1948 Campaign Issue; Party Split Over Price Control     1 1. d  7

Truman Projects Price Control Program Into °48 Election Campaien

Recalls Debate When OPA Killed      To Make Statement to People on Why Prices Have Gone Up

High Cost Of Living Is Projected Squarely Into 1948 Presidential Fight

LEAVES OWN PARTY SPLIT ON PRICE CONTROLS   President to Give Version on High Living Costs at Proper Time

COST OF LIVING PROJECTED INTO 1948 ELECTIONS   President's Statements Appear To Have Left His Own Party Divided On Issue Of Government Con. trols.

Truman Views  On Living Costs Bring Confusion   Own Party Is Doubtful on Real Meanina

Truman Projects HCL Squarely Into ‘48 Drive  Seems to Have Left Bawn Barty Divided

Living Costs Projected Into 1948 Campaign  President Truman   President Truman Intends To Let Free Enterprise’ Solve Problems

President Splits Democrat Party  On Price Control Brings Living Cost Issue Squarely Into Political Spotlight

‘Tramen Intimates He Wi _" Reveal Price Rise Figures ‘ at Proper Teme * .   SPUT OVER CONTROLS   “Party Members Not it t on Remedy * Q bor Inflation Trend

Bourbons Split Over Price Control Issue   Cost of Living Projected Squarely Into 1948 Campaign

Truman Leaves Party Divided On Reinstatement Of Controls   Democrats, Repdblicans Left Confused By Reference To ‘Police State’ Method

Truman Accepts HCL As ’4# Campaign Issue But Price Control Plan Splits Party

High Cost Of Living Injected Info Campaian   Truman Will Report Figures On Rises, He Promises

Truman Accepts Living Costs as Campaian Issue   Leaves His Own Party Divided on Question Of Price Controls

Living Cost To Be Issue In Campaign   President Truman Leaves His Party Split On Controls

TRUMAN SPLITS OWN PARTY ON PRICE CONTROLS   DISAVOWS BIDS BY NEW DEAL WING FOR REBIRTH RATIONING

Dems Keep U. S. In Dark On Policies, Taft Says; Truman FoodStandEyed

Living Cost Viewed As Issue In 48  BUT TRUMAN’‘S PRICE PLAN PUZZLES PARTY

Child Labor Act Change Sighted   Sweeping Revision Now Considered

Husband, 50, Admits He Slew 20-Year-Old Wife and Cut Her Body Into 5 Pieces

TEN PERSONS DAD AFTER FIREWORKS PLANT EXPLOSION   Gunpowder Used in Making Fourth of July ‘Bombs’ Is Touched Of f by Fire at Clinton, Mo.  FIVE ARE INJURED, TWELVE ESCAPE

Fireworks Plant Blast Kills 11 Workers   Cause of Fire in Missouri Factory Listed as Unknown

Tiny Blaze in Toy Buzz Bomb Plant Touches Off Gunpowder, Killing 1]

Powder Blast Kills Eleven ©   Fireworks Factory Scene of Explosion

Building Is Wrecked By Gunpowder Blast   Ten Workers Are Killed, Five Others Injurec By Explosion In Fireworks Plant In Mis + souri —- Twelve Flee To Safety.

TDEADIN FIREWORKS » PLANT BLAZE   “Small Flame ‘Fouches Off  Gunpowder

{ Blast eworks -11 Die  scour!   Flicker of That Set Off mbs Bringing o Emploves

Eleven Dead in Fireworks Plant Blast   Gunpowder Explosion Set Off By Blaze; Building Leveled

Hoover, Stimson, And Baruch May Direct US. Aid To Europe Project

House Group Weighs $600 Million Aid   Sum red by President For Frafice, Italy and Austria.

Maryland Researcher Proves Cosmic Rays,  If Intensified, Can Cause Cancer in Mice

Flood Conditions In Britain Reach Fifty-Year Peal   Rescue Technique of Blitz  Days Employed By Emergency Squads

i  Buildings Flattened As If Bombed; ‘Blitz’ Rescue Plan Revived

Britain Shudders As 100-Mile Gale Hammers at Isles  ‘At Least 12 De ad,   At Least 12 Dead, Buildings Leveled, ‘Coastal Ships Sank

ENGLAND HIT BY 100-MILE PER BR GALE   At Least 12 Dead; - Buildings Flat Following Storm

Thomas E. Dewey ls Honored. By Governors  Republican Leaders. Confer With Him at Conference

DEWEY’S STILL IN SPOTLIGHT   New York Governor ‘Heads Above’ Other Figures Attending Meet in Utah

Gov. Dewey Take: Spotlight at Salt Lake Meet  State Executives’ _ Gonference Is Set Next Week

DEWEY PUSHED INTO SPOTLIGHT   Republican Chiefs Meet New York Governor At Salt Lake City

Britain Sells Goldto U.S. For Dollars   $80-Million Gained By. Bank of England In New York Dea}

REPUBLICANS RAP LILIENTHAL   Backers Watch Closely For Signs Of Growing Opposition

Defies Control Of Movies By Government   Johnston Insists On Industry Right To Make’ [ts Films

 House Votes for Contempt Citation Against Writer For Refusing to Testify

Refused fo Give Answer  Wouldn't Say Ff He Fr ox . Ever “Wes, Communist:

Lawson Held in Contempt of Congress   Refuses to Tell of Connection With flammunis? Party

John Lawson Refuses to Answer Query   Charges Questioning Invasion of ; Rights As Citizen

John. H. Lawson Refuses To Tell If He Ever Was Member of U.S. Communist Party Group of Actors Protest Policies Of Committee

SCREEN WRITER LAWSON DEFIES HOUSE UN-AMERICAN COMMITTEE BY REFUSING TO TESTIFY   Hollywood Man Says It Is Invasion of His  Rights as Private Citizen and He Declines to  Say Whether He Is or Ever Was Communist-— Russia Gives Up Warmongering Charge—Search Continued for Plane Missing in Alaska

John Lawson Found In Contempt After Uproar in Hearing  Told to Answer or Get Off Stand, He Leaves His Seat

It Convicted, Witness Faces Jail and Fine   Alleged Party Card Shown House Probers In Riotous Hearing— Spectators Boo Action

FILM WRITER REFUSES TO REVEAL RED STATUS   John Howard Lawson Faces Contempt Citation For Declining To Tell Whether He Is Or Ever Was Member Of Communist Party—Contends Question Represents Invasion Of Private Rights As Citizen— Prober Tells Of Membership Card

Red Probers Draw Fire of Eric Johnston   Committee Trying to Censor Films, Charges Association President

Rights Invad By Committ           Investigator P roduc a Communist Card in. multous Session -

(Refuses To Talk About RedCharge   John Lawson Tells Committee ‘My Rights Have Been Invaded’

‘Lawson Will Net Say If He’ s A Red   Excused From Witness Stand When He Refuses To Say Whether He’s Communist Or Not

House Probers Charge Lawson With Contempt   Committee Votes After Screen Writer Refused to Answer. If He Was Communist

Thomas Urges House fo Uphole Probe Citations  Continues Drive To Force Reds Out of Filmland

JH. Lawson Mum on Query OnRed Leaning   Eric Johnston Says Movi Industry Will Write Its Own Plots

Screen Writer Refuses To State Whether He Is or Ever Was Communist in Filmland Red Probe.  HOLLYWOOD NOTABLES ARRIVE TO PROTEST

Eric Johnston Says Industry Will Run Self   ~ Declares. Government Shall: Not Rule:< on” Content ak Mactes:

No Ban Against Reds In Movies   Producers Refuse Te Assume Liability For Conspiracy

HOME  EDITION  (Four: Editions. Daily) .  Prosecution. Asked in First of 10 Cases   UL Se Attorney, Gets « Charge. of: Contempt ‘or Refusing Reply —

Material Type Should Be Up To Industry   Screen Writer Lawson Voted Contempt Of Court.

Will Continue To Insist on Movie Rights.   Would Select What  Goes Into Picture

House Votes for Contempé Cifalion   Ballots 346 to 17 When Name of Writer Albert beakhix Subesitted

LAWSON HELD IN CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS   Committee on Un-American Activities Votes Censure After Movie Writer Refuses to Say Whether He Is a “Red.”

WRITER CITED FOR . CONTEMPT IN FILM PROBE   John Lawson Refuses to Reveal Communism Connection on Stand

INDUSTRY ALONE 10 DECIDE CONTENTS OF MOVIES, HEAD SAYS  GOVERNMENT CONTROL ASSAILED; WITNESS CITED FOR CONTEMPT

Lawson Held For Contempt In Red Sift   Refused to Testify On Communist Activitie: Before House Group

Screen Writer Cited Today For Contempt   John Lawson Refuses To Tell if He Ever Was Communist

Committee Votes Contempt Charge Against Lawson  oe   Refusal To Answer Red-Affiliation Query Brings Act

Screen Writer Lawson Voted In Contempt For Refusing To Tell If He Is A Communist

First Movie Contempt Case Voted   House Affirmation Of Malts Citation Is Overwhelming

Johnston Lashes At Film Probe   Writer Is Cited For Contempt Of Congress

Red Probers Crack Down On Witness   Film Players In Capital To Protest Hearing

HOLD SCREEN WRITER FOR  ——" =~ mm fe   House Committee Acts In Refusal To Reveal Communist Leoninas

Further Movie Inquiry Hinted   Rep. Thomas Ask: House To Back  * Committee

Eric Johnston; ‘Of Picture-As Testifies at He 1 Hearings jn Cowie:

John Lawson Mum On Red Activity   Contempt Verdict Voted; Film Stars Are On Hand

‘Lawson - Declared  Guilty of Contempt   Screen Writer Refuses Any Testimony on Whether He .Is Conimunist

FIERY SESSION AT RESUMPTION OF FILM PROBE   Writer John Howard  lawson, Described  s Communist  Leader In Holly wood, Excused  From Witness Stand At House Hearing.

EIGHT WRITERS TO FACE COUNTS   House Expected To Cite Screen Scribes Monday

Screen Writer is  Ret in Contempt by ‘Red’ Quizzers   ‘John Howard. Lawson Re Pe fused to Teil- if He 8

RO WSOTE SO, Fe ee [Screen Writer Voted In Contempt At Hollywood Prohe For Refusing To Tell if He Is Commie

Lawson Balks At Questions In Red Probe   Writer Claims His Right As. Private Citizen Invaded

10 CONTEMPT CASES BEFORE LAWMAKERS   House Will Vote on Citations Asked by Committee on Un-American Activities Against Movie Industry Members.

Writer Voted In Contempt by House Group   Refuses to Answer Questions About Communism

Contempt Citation Against Screen Writer Is Voted  House Overwhelming]; Gives Support To Committee Move ..

SCREEN WRITER LAWSON DEFits HOUSE UN-ANERICAN COMMITTEE lay RRRISTNG 10 TESTIRY

John Howard Lawson, Screen Writer, Refuses: to Answer Questions:

Refuses to Say If He ls Communist   Writer Charges Invasion of His Rights as a  Private Citizen

Lawson Excused From the Stand   Ptebe at “Unfriendly Witness’ Stage; Film   Notables Seek to Abolish House Cammittac.

Writer Asserts Rights Invaded By Committee   Investigator Prod uc es Communist Card in Tu multous Session

Lawson Voted in Contempt   Writer Won’t Say Whether He’s Red;  Statement Refuced

Se TT ee  WRITER BALKS; CONTEMPT HELD   House Hollywood Probers Can’t Get Red Answers

Group Probing Reds in Hollywood Votes to Cite Writer for Contempt

House Votes Contempt Citation Against First Of 10 Film Witnesses

PROBERS RULE  ‘SCREEN WRITER IN CONTEMPT   Lawson Refuses To Tell Whether He . Is Communist   VERBAL BATTLE   Testimony Shows He Held Membership  In Party —

HOUSE ORDERS WRITER CITED FOR CONTEMPT   UPHOLD Cf "MITTEE IN THE FIRST OF TEN CONTEMPT CHARGES

WITNESS DENIES RIGHT TO DEMAND PARTY BELIEFS   THOMAS ENGAGED IN HOT DEBATE WITH HOLLYWOOD WRITER

Screen Writer Refuses To Say Tf Communist   John Howard  Lawson Challenges Thomas Committee.

Probers Reject Pleas To Quash  Quiz Summons   Writer Defies: Members: Or - Committee, Refuses: To  - Tell Whether He' Is Or Was:a “Red”:

E. J. Hancock, Publisher, Dies  At Greensburg   Well-Known Newspaperman Was Among Owners of Rushville Paper — First Editor on Local Daily.

REDS-SAY-U.S, INSTRUCTORS NOW HELPING TRAIN TURKS   COMMUNIST PAPER ALSO CHARGES U. 8. AND BRITISH SECRET AGENTS IN TURKEY

Reds Accused as Fomenters of Greek War   Mescow Blocks U. N. Efforts to Check It, Washinaton Charaes

GREEK CABINET FALLS; WIDER BASE SOUGHT      U.S. Hurls Charge Of UN Blockade At Russia

Russia ls Accused Of Blocking UN Security Council Efforts To Check Border Violations

Russia Blocking Efforts of UN, American Claims   Albania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia Give Aid To Guerrillas, Charge

U.S. Raps Russ, Satellite Action Against Greece   Renews Demand for World Steps to Save Balkans

—UN BLOCKED— Defiant Spirit Assailed _  ‘AMERICAN AID — NOW ON WAY

U. S. Aceuses Balkan Trio .  In Greece War   Charges Yugoslavia, Albania, Bulgaria “Supporting Guerillas

THEY ARE HELD AT FAULT FOR GREECE'S ACT   Russia Charged With Blocking Efforts of U. N. Council

Revenue Bureau Joins Aid Plan  ‘Seeks to Coax Grain Supplies From Farms

U.S. BROADENS PLAN FOR ‘COAXING’ GRAIN   May Let Some Of Receipts Apply To 1948 Income

Army Plans To Hold 29 Ordnance Plants in Emergency Status   Shreveport Concern Included in Report On Regular Arsenals

SURVEY FACTS PRESENTED AT WHITE HOUSE   Distillers Are Asked to Reveal Date of Shutdown

—Food For Europe—  Envoys,  Truman Confer   Ambassadors To Russia,  Britain And Gen, Clay Meet At White House

Closing  Until Pits are Safe   Re-inspection Of Mines will Reauire Months

‘Safety Strike’ Is Begun in Nation Today; Strip Operations in Indiana Are Working, However.  UMW CHIEFTAIN SEEMS VICTORIOUS

WAR SEGRETARY PATTERSON QUITS; POST TO ROYALL   Cabinet Member Tells Truman He Waited to Resign Until . Merger of Armed Forces Seemed Certain.   HIS LONG SERVICES LAUDED BY PRESIDENT   Undersecretary Nominate  for Place Immediately —  Change to Take Piace Not  - Pater Than Thursday.

Truman Accepts Resignation Of Patterson   War Secretary Ends Seven-Year Service With Department

PRESIDENT NAMES ROY ALL TO WAR POST   Secretary Patterson Decides to Step Out of Cabinet

Patterson Submits Resigna. tion After Seven Years’ Service; Truman Names Royall as Successor.   /' TRUMAN LAUDS  RETIRING SECRETARY

RESIGNATION AS WAR SECRETARY CIVENTRUMAN   Patterson Stepping Out July 31; Royall Named His Successer   ‘CABINET MEMBER. IS PRAISED BY EXECUTIVE

Patterson Resigns  As Secretary Of War  Undersecretary Royall Named Ta Sn reeed Uim

Patterson Quits; Royall Nominated By Truman To Secretary Of War Post   New Yorker Ends Seven-Year Career, Which Included Entire War: North Carolinian Stens Un From Undersecretarv Joh

Patterson Resigns as War Officer   Cabinet Post To Kenneth Royall, Who Had Been Undersecretary

War Secretary Patterson Ends 7-Year Service   Kenneth C. Royal Named By Truman To Take Over Post

Sec. Patterson Quits His Post As War Chief  Truman Calls Service ‘Magnificent; Royall  ~N ermad tn Vacanew

Royall Named As Successor To Patterson   Secretary of War Tenders His Resignation To President

TOP CABINET MEMBER ENDS ]-YEAR HITCH   KENNETH C. ROYALL OF N. CAROLINA IS SUCCESSOR

Campaign Urged To Win Votes for Marshall's Plan   Educational Drive In Grass-Roots Areas Being Considered

Girl-Mother, 18, Admits Slaying Unwanted Child  3-Month-Old Baby Found Strangled

GIRL KILLS CHILD SHE “DIDN'T WANT’   18-¥ear-Old Mother Charged With Marder: Father Of Child Was Killed Oversenc

1-Room School Captures U.S. Honors GIRL. 14. SPELLS DOWN ALL COMERS

MEET SANTA’S TRAIN   More Snow Falls in Region Of the Great Lakes and East

More Snow In  Some Sections   Great Lakes. Region And New England ; Get Falls. oe

Northern Tier of States Gets Biankets of Sno Extending Into Kansas

White Covering From Coast To Coast....  Blanket Of Snow In North Of U.S.

Florida Again Braces As Gale Aims At Coast   Small Craft Warned; Red Cross Prepares Shelters In Schools

To Put Indonesian Issue Before U. N.   Australian Representative To Draw Council's Attention To Situation   Russia Vetoes U.S. Plan To Settle Balkan Problem

AUSTRALIA EYES FAR EAST WAR   Aussies Would Urge UN Tx Action To Stop Conflict In Indonesia

Australia Moves To Stop Fighting   Prime Minister Urges UN To Act In Java

UN Atfention to Indonesia Asked   Australia Directs Her Representative

Australia To Ask UN Council To Act To Halt Bloody War In Indonesia: Cites UN Charter

‘Australia and India Ask Steps To End Hostilities  Dutch Put More Troops Ashore  On Sumatra

Indonesian War To Come Before U.N.   Australia Will Bring Situation To Security Council’s Attention For Action

ISSUE REPORT ON IOWA HIGHWAYS   Several Roads Still Closed by High Water

Harbors Finance Estimate Down  Koronski Is Named As Vice Chairman

Refuge Harbors Project Snagged   State Funds Fail To Come Up To Estimate:

Winter's Worst Cold Weather Grips Europe   Canals Freeze In Venice: Snow Covers Mt. Vesuvius In Italy.

Cold Wave Grips Europe, Industry Transportation Hit   Poorly Clothed, Housed Millions Are Suffering

EUROPE HAS SEVERE COLD   Predict Thaw Soon To Ease Suffering Of Poorly Housed

CHARGE FEDERAL AGENCIES BATTLE ECONOMY MOVE   Senstors Reed, Cordon See Organized Move to Fight " ° Beductions

U. S. Agencies Charged With Blocking Cut:   ‘ Republican Leaders Claim Bureane Fight Attempt To Reduce Cost OF  Government —

Bureaus Battling Economy, Claim   Senators Charge Government Agencies Block Search for Data Despite People’s Mandate - To Cut ‘Costs: Oreanized Protest Is Hinted

Says U.S. Agencies Battle GOP Moves To Cut Expense  No Real Help Given  By Bureaus, Senator Read Tells Prasc

U.S. Bureaus Battling Cuts   Eecononiy‘Attempts . Of Congress. Flouted.

No Help in Cost Slash   Senator Reed Among Those Saying Federal Workers Fight Cuts

Folly For Any European Nation To Refuse To Cooperate In Recovery, Declares President.

“Folly,” Says Truman of Failure of Any European Nation to Enter Aid Plan

SEEKS END OF ATTACKS WITH ‘PROPAGANDA’   His Address Given at Monticello on the Fourth

Truman Flays Russia’s ‘Folly’   Refusal to Co-operate in Europe Program Of Recovery, ‘Organized Mistrust’ Hit In Speech at Home of Thomas Jefferson

Non-Cooperation Economically Termed Folly   President Calls for End of Propaganda Attacks by Nations

Failure > Of Talks At Paris  Scored   Calls For End Of Propaganda On Governments

DECRIES STAND AGAINST RELIEF FOR EDROPEANS   Truman In Independence Day Address Says It Is Folly For  ny Nation To Block Aid To Needy; Scores “Or ganized Mistryet ”’

Truman, in Virginia Speech, Describes as  “Folly” the Refusal of Nations to Join Plan

Truman Maps Out Ground for Peace   Denounces Policy Which Blocks ration in the World   FOR AID OF EUROPE.      Strikes at “Organized Mistrust” Fostered by  Some Nations

Truman Says U. S. Living Up To Tradition   Calls For End Of Propaganda Attacks On Other Nations

Refusal to Join Recovery Plan Termed ‘Folly’   President Urges Halt To Propaganda Attacks Upon Other Nations

Craft Last Reported at Milford; Three S. L. Men, Woman Aboard; Hill Field Ships Aiding in Search

Light Balloting Marks Primarie: In Ohio Cities  Local Bond Issues Defeated in Mac+

Most Local Bond Issues Beaten in Primary Voting   Light Balloting Shows Four Incumbent Mayors Deteated in Re-election Bids

4 OHIO MAYORS UNABLE 10 WIN RENOMINATIONS   Two Lima GOP Judges Wil Face Each Other on Ticket Next Fall

FRANCE REJECTS U. $. REQUEST   French Unwilling to Return German War Prisoners for Repatriation— Would Retain Prisoners for Use on Fronch Farras and Factories.

French Reject POW Proposal   U. S. Wants Germans Held in France Freed To Rehabilitate Reich

Declines To.      SAYS 620,000 PRISONERS STILL NEEDED ON FRENCH FARMS  AND IN FRENCH FACTORIES ~

France Balks At Releasing War Prisoners   Uniled States Requests That 620,000 Germans be Returned to Home is Rejected

Prompt Return Of Prisoners Of War Asked   French Propose Long-Range Plan OF Renaritation

FRANCE REJECTS U.S. REQUEST TO RETURN GERMANS   Would Have Long Range Program OL Reyvaration

France Won’t Free Germait Prisoners At  U.S. Request   Move on Long-Range Reparation Plans

Conviction \s Set Aside In Rape Case   Novy Holds Evidence Against Marine Is Insufficient

Women’s Clothing Sales Slow Down Hemline or Price Line Resistance

Count 26 Dead in 3-Day Storm Wave Over Many States   Majority of Victims in Missouri Tornadoes on Tuesday, Wednesday

Death Toll Climbs to [Twenty -hight in Violent ‘Cores   Three-Day Series of Tornadoes Results in Incalculable Damage to Property and Crops

Nation’s Storms  Leave 26 Dead   Three Days of Wind  ulnous to Crops

Storms Kill  At Least 26   Crop. Property Lose High In Three-Day Series

Faucets Still Leak and Women’s Hats Are Cockeyed as Ever--But Peace, It’s Wonderful

 Two Years After V-E Day, Velerans Find That Despite  Handicans of Return to Civil Life, ‘Peace Ain't So Bad’

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Peace Ain’t So Bad — Even lf Thines A Bit Cockeyed

Boyle’s Notebook   PEACE AIN'T SO BAD— TWO YEARS AFTER Rwe BEIAK ROVI FE

PACKARD PRICES ARE RAISED $9? 10 $200      Kaiser-Frazer Adds $99 To Cost Of Frazer Standard Model

Thursday's ‘Race Entries   Packard, Kaiser-Frazer Announced Price Increases

PACKARD GAR PRICES JUMPED $92 TO $200   Kaiser-Frazer Also Bares increase In Its Model

Reds Demand U.N. Assembly Hear Koreans   Seen As Move To Delay Action On Prime Issue

Soviets Want True Koreans Quizzed In UN   Russians Also Demand Withdrawal From Korea By January 1

Russia Opposes U. S. Plan in U. N  For Free Korea Insists ‘Truly Elected’   Insists ‘Truly Elected’ Delegates Be Heard, Troops Leave Jan. 1

KOREA VOTE OF PEOPLE   Soviets Inroduce Delay Into Issue Cf Indenendence

Soviet Press ‘Distortions’ Hit by British   Top News Withheld by Communists, U.N. Delegate Save

Russia Angles for Troop Withdrawal From Korean Area   Gromyko Suggests Move Be Made by January; Issue Is Clouded

SHOWDOWN IN UN SEEN  ' Red Demand Seen As Move To Delay Action On Korea

Demanded As Preliminary To Action . : Soviet Says Koreans  Must Be Heard In UN

FOUND GIRL’S LEG   Beverly, N. J. Police Looking For Remainder of Body

- WHAT OHIOANS THINK ‘Buckeye Solons Believe Ration Action Unlikely

AID BILL ‘T00 HIGH’, IS BELIEF   McCowen, Jenkins See Little Hope For Controls Action

START DAILY BROADCAST T0 GRE ECE   Marshall: and Vandenberg Take Part in First One

ODOM HEADED ACROSS OCEAN ON WORLD HOP   Flies Bombshell Over Atlantic on Second  Leg of Flight

ODOM STARTS SECOND SPURT OF GLOBE HOP   BOMBSHELL GUNNED TO CUT 1933 SOLO RECORD IN HALF

Odom Streaking Over Atlantic On World Hop   Leaves Gander, Nfld.. After First Landing — For Fuel’and Check 

Odom Wings Way On World Flight  Solo Flier Heads ~ Out Over Atlantic

Odom Heading Across : Atlantic After Speedy: Start From Chicaw          Leaves Gander Fer Paris in Bombshell fe  Seoks Round-The-World Flight Row = ard: fale Atlomet

Odom Crossing Ocean On Trip Around World   Paris’ Is the Next Stop for Twin-Engined Bombshell

Newspaper Plant Destroyed By Fire At Springfield, Mo.   Blaze Starts In Storage Room At Rear Of Plant And Sweeps Through Ruilding

RUSSIANS GIVEIN ON AUSTRIA PACT   Allow Army 0 of 53,00 And Other Surprising Concessions

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   To Allow Austria Standing Army of 53,000

U.S. SIDES WITH JEWS ON DALESTINE   Jew Participation . In UN Debote Asked By United States

U. S., BRITAIN HOLY LAND RIFT SEEN   London Not Expected to Hold With U.S. View That Jews Should Have a Voice in U.N. Debate on Palestine Issue.

Austin Gives U.S. Plan To Committee   Lie Says Proposal Is Departure From Past Practice

Assembly, In Tangle Over Jews   Question of Participation in UN Holy Land Debate Stirs  Wide Dissention -

Britain Asks Voice For Jews   Cadogan Asserts Legal Way For Part In Debate Sought

BRITAIN AND U. S. FACE SPLIT OVER JEWS’ U. N. ROLE   FAVOR DIFFERENT PLANS ON VOICE, SEAT IN ASSEMBLY

Alert Sounded by Red Cross on Mainland   Storm Now 800 Miles Off Florida but May Never Reach Lan

Entire Seaboard’s Chapters Galled As Hurricane Roars Toward Coast; ‘One of Worst to Tear at Caribbean 

Hurricane, With Winds Up To 140 Miles Hour, Now 900 Miles Off Florida   Red Cross Alerted For Possible Duty   Blow, If It Hits Land, May Strike In Long IslandNew England Area

Arnall Charges Eastern Section of U.S. Exploits the West and South

Georgian Raps East As ‘Imperial’   Ex-Governor. Arnall Tells Kansas House That West and South Prey to Exploitation

Bad Weather Holds Planes In Labrador   Fliers Stop At Presaue Isle

Cubs Are Halted By Bad Weather  World Fliers Sit Out Day In Labrador

DUUBLE STORM IN THREAT 10 COAST   rloane - -Hovering ott the -Coget with Second Develocing

Wind, Tide Rip  Carolina Banks   Second Center Developing Ganthwest of First

Storm Buffets Carolina Coast  New Disturbance - Eorme To Southwes'

Congress Clears Deck For Adjournment   House Sends Wool Measure to Truman;  GOP Confident of Meeting Deadline

Congress OK’s Wool Support   Truman Expected Tc Sign Bill Omitting Tariff Provisions

Soldiers’ Bonus, Liquor Control Revision, Direct Primary Question And Skip-Election Bill To Be Faced When Legislators Return to Work Monday Morning

Referendum on Veteran Bonus  May Be Asked   Move Expected Next Week in House Would Leave Decision to Popular Vote

Indiana Lawmakers Will Get Bill Next Week Calling for Voters To Decide on Bonus.      SEVERAL IMPORTANT ISSUES ARE PENDING

 PSnion NOTES  el  - Paris Show Reveals Women’s  Dresses Long, Beams Broad

State Phone Rates Raised   Temporary Increase OK'd By PSC; Boosts Amount To 20-30 Per Cent

Snyder Denies Disagrement On Aid Plan   News Conference Talk Indicated Solit In Cabinet

SnyderDenies Break With Marshall.   Treasury Seeretary Aw hounces Full Agree” ment : With, European - Recovery Plan +

DISCLAIMS SPLIT IN CABINET Snyder Denies Disagreement With European Aid Program

Snyder Denies Disagreement  Over Aid Plan   Earlier Remarks Raise Speculation About  Truman Cabinet Split

Disagreement With Marshall Plan Is Denied by Snyder   Secretary of Treasury Hastens to Explain His Conference Remarks

TALK 15 STIRRED OF CABINET SPLIT ON AID TO EUROPE   Snyder Says He Does Not Interpret Marshall’s Proposals as Offering New Assistance.   HOLDS NATIONS MUST HELP THEMSELVES   State Department Officials Silent — Diplomats Fear Remarks May Torpedo Paris Conference.

Snyder Disclaims Any Disagreement   Remarks At Press Conference Had Been Jnterpreled As Dispute With Marshall

Snyder Denies Marshall Plan Disagreement  Cabinet Split Had een Sneculate

Snyder Denies Disagreement With Marshall   Speculation Raised About Rift In Truman Cabinet. .

Snyder Supports Marshall's Plan Vf European Aid   No Rift in Cabinet : Apparent, as Paris Conference Nears

Lav Black Market Charves to Yanks      House Committe Says ‘Vast Majority’ In Europe  Seem to Be Involved

Veterans Bonus Problem Studied   Ex-Servicemen Plan March on Statehouse

STUDY SEVEN GI BONUS PLANS   Ex-Servicemen Preparing March on Capital

NEW ORLEANS IN FLOOD FIGHT AS STORM DIES OUT   2,000 Taken From City Area, Waters Break Rail Banks

New Hurricane  In The Making   Hurricane Hunter Planes Are. Ordered Into Caribbean Area

Orleans Battles Floods as Storm Hits Shreveport  Wind Slackens as It Nears Texas And Oklahoma

GOV'T. PUSHES NEW EFFORT TO LIFT DEANL ARK   Stalemate Holds In 26Day-Old Phone Strike; Latest Proposal Would Give Some Hike Pending Arbitration. :

U. S. Prepares Phone Formula   Compromise Government Vetsion Readied as Ordinary Negotiations Fail.

WAGE FORMUL/ IS DRAFTED TO SOLVE DISPUTE   Federal Conciliators Say They Will Offer Compromise In Phone Strike

Government Has Wage Formula   Conciliators Will Offer Their Own Plan  For First Time

U. S. Conciliators To Offer Compromise Wage Formula For Telephone Strikers

Government Has Telephone Wage Compromise Plan   Conciliators Fail to Describe Formula For Ending Strike

Unable To Break Strike Deadlock   May Offer Smaller Than $6 Week Hike Asked By Union

Goverupent Has Phone Wage Formula   Plan May Call  ’ for Increase ° -and Arbitration

U. 5. 10 SUBMIT OWN PAY PLAN IN PHONE FIGHT   Conciliators Prepare Move As Deadlock Continues Over Peace Terms

U.S. To Give Own Formula  To End Strike   Some Wage Increase And Arbitration Board Reported To Be In Proposals

Conciliators: Offer Compromise Wage Formula In Phone Tieup   Company, Union Are Still Deadlocked; Talks Continuing

Government to Offer Phone ‘Compromise’  Conciliators to Reveal Formula In Attempt to Smash Deadlock

Still No Break In Phone Tieup; US. Plans Step   Conciliators To Submit Gwn Wage Formula.

Conciliators Ready With Wage Plan   Compromise In  Phone Deadlock

San Antonio Low With 26 as Cold Wave Hits   City Gets 36; Mercury Falls In All South Texas   WEATHER

ADMITS KILLING YANK IN FRANCE   Convicted Robber Tells Lawyer of ‘Accident’

Convicted Robber With Troubled Conscience Tells of Killing Soldier

U.S.Has Only Few Soldiers For U.N. Duty   Domestic Garrison Would Be Stripped

U.S. Armed Power Low, Survey Finds   Aid JA Enforcing UN Palestine Ruling Would Strip Home Forces

NATION'S ARMED STRENGTH WEAK   Would Have To Strip Home Garrison To Support Palestine Partition

Mark Time on State Tax Bills   House Passes Bill To Let Women Work 48 Hours Weekly

Sen. Taylor Pulls Joke on Senators  Makes Out He’s Going   Makes Owt He’s Going To Filibuster Against Adiournment

Labor Curbs Considered in Many States   Legislatures Have Bills Outlawing The Closed Shop

G. 0. P. Decides to Retain Excise Levies  Republicans Reverse   Republicans Reverse Previous Stand on Wartime Taxes

ACTION TAKEN TO AVERT BIG REVENUE LOSS   JEWELRY, FURS AND LIQUOR COVERED BY WAR TAX

G. 0. P. Decides to Retain Excise Levies   Republicans Reverse Previous Stand on Wartime Taxes

Mother Freed After Appeal Of Young Gir   Jurist Tempers Justice With Mercy In DeVore Slaying

Five-Year Probation Granted In Detroit Shotgun Sla ing ©  Judge Answers Tearful Plea Of Child; Frees Convicted Mother

Judge Answers Child’s Plea ; \Tempers Justice With Mercy  Mrs. DeVore, Put On Probation, Will Join Daughter At Abingdon

Court Fulfills Girl's Humble Plea For Her Mother In DeVore Slaying

MOTHER FREED IN GUN KILLING   Plea Of Little Girl, 9 Wins Probation For Husband Slaver

‘School. Districts. To: Get Assistance F. or Operation.Of Busses

Senate Version .  - Of Labor Bill to Reach President   ‘Conferees Appear Willing   to Accept Less Stringent Measure   HOUSE, STILL WANTS CURBS ON PICKETING   Will Also Lead Fight for Separation of Functions of

PREDICT LITTLE CHANGE IN FINAL LABOR MEASURE   House Bill To Be Substantially In Line With Senate’s

First Meeting On Labor Bill Slated Today   Lesa-Stringent Plan Of Senate Expected TT, Prevail in Talks

Walkouts in London Are On Increase   Transport Work:rs Reject Overtures for Settlement  of Strike

65,000 On Strike in Britain  17,000 Dockers Quit; London’s Food Distribution

London Docks Paralyzed by Truck Strike   Striking’ Workers Reject OFficial Overtures Toward Scttlement. of ‘Walkout

Transport Strike Menaces London’s Economie Life   Strikers Reject Official Overtures Toward Settlement Of Walkout Of 65,000 Men Which Paralyzes Docks; Situation In City Is Confused

MOVE TO SETTLE BRITISH WALKUUT MEETS REFECTION   Transport Stoppage Js Stil Spreading With 65,000 Refusing to Work   REVOLT AGAINST CHIEFS   Union Leaders, Government Are Detied by Growing Mass of Strikes

London Dock Hands Turn Down Offers   Six-Hour Meeting Unfruitful— City’s Economy Menaced By Food Tie-Un

__. + WALKOUTS SPREAD —'* 3°. ‘Strikers Spurn. Move To End London Tieup.

EASTER PARADE WEATHER MIXED   Ensemble May Include Umbrellas For Some; Cool In Midwest

CALM TO FOLLOW AREA RAINS, WINDS   Great Lakes Storm Forecast In U. S. Weather For Week-End

Girl Escapes Car Fumes Fatal to Boy   College Student Dies In Las Vegas Park

Hurricane Is  Out In Ocean   $400,000 Damage Caused At Bermuda By Yesterdavy’s Storm.

JUNE TERM JURY LIST RELEASED   Petit Jurors, Alternate: Named For Service te  Begin June 2.

TWO OTHERS SERIOUSLY IN. JURED WHEN ARMY PLANE STAUCK HILLSIDE AND BUANED

SHOWERS OVER STATE   Flora” Predicts. Warmer Tempera tures for Kansas Tomorrow

VETERANS HOME PLAN ADVANCED   Legion Head Asks Congress To Take Action

SPECIAL ELECTION VICTOR} IS HAILED AS INDICA. ~  _ TION OF GOP. “STRENGTH = =?

Says. Methods Have ‘Improved'Greatly’ Since 1942...   Notes. Record. ‘Attend. ance'At Exposition “In Harrisburg

Smuts Sees World Peril Under Veto   Says Marshall Plan Can Avert New Dark Period

Jan Smuts, South African Leader, Predicts Veto Will Destroy U.N.

AUTO CRASHES, FIRES, MISHAPS KILL 16 OHIOANS   Lowell Schmunk, Defiance, Listed Among Traffic Fatalities

“Irregularities” In 1946 Georgia Election Denied  Talmadge Declares Atlanfa Paper "Mad"

SESSION TO-OPEN TUESDAY oe Battles Seen As Solons Meet For Opening Of Legislature

Missourian Gets Official Permission To Dig for Treasure in Oklahoma Hills

Buried Treasure   Allowed to Keep Strong Boxes He Cioims Buried in Wichita Wildlife Refuge

19,200 Indians Face Starvation In New Mexico and Arizona This Winter Says Mrs. John J. Kirk

Interior Official Plans Visit to Shiprock Area For Irrigation Survey

AGED RECLUSE STILL MISSING   ‘vstery of Langley Collyer \\hereabouts Deepens

Rotting Limbs from Elm Tree Part Of Find in Junk-Filled Collyer House as Police Probe for Recluse

First Major Setback For School Lobby  Based On Special, Primary Elections

SCHOOL LOBBY DEALT BLOW BY LEGISLATURE   Representatives Defeat Bil to Pass Levies at Primaries

Ohio School Lobby Given  lts First Major Setback   ‘House Favors 60 Per Cent Mejority for Passage of i Special Levies in. 1947-48 Elections

“School Lobby of State Gets Legislative Setback In Vote « on Levy Set-Up

SCHOOL LOBBY HANDED SETBACK   Solons Balk At Bare Majorit\ * — On Special Levies

Majority Vote Rule on School Levies Rejected   House Balks, Passes Bill Requiring 60 Pct. Favorable Vote at Special, Primary Elections

BILL SNAGGED IN ASSEMBLY   Ohio House Passes Bill Requiring 60% O. K. At Special Vote

Mine Survivors Stunned By Blast; ‘Deadly Fumes Cause Wild Terror

Dug My Last Mile Dazed Miner Says   Blast Victims Toss On Hospital Beds

THREATENED   AFL Union Chairman States Walkout Notice Will Be Filed With Govt.

Nation-Wide Strike In Telephone, Telegraph ‘Industries Threatens

Nation: Wide Western Union Strike Threatened by A.F.L.   Company Informed Union Will File 30-Day Walkout Notice With Labor Department, Possibly Today—Charge Made Firm’s “Contract Agenda” Would Take Away All Gains Obtained by 50,000 Workers Since 1989.

Strike Threatened By AFL Members Of Western Union   Negotiations As Planned May Settle Troubles Which Have Arisen

WESTERN UNION STRIKE THREAT   Possible April 7 Walkout at Time Of Phone Strike

Telegraph Union — Strike Is Threat   AFL Unit Action In 30 Days Due; Would Fall About Time The Telephone One Does

MEXICO ARRESTS 39 FOR AMBUSH   VILLAGERS KILLED PARTY INVESTIGATING ‘HOOF, MOUTH DISEASE

Way Cleared for Action on Utility  Tax Extension Croaret<c Liquid      Cigarets, Liquid Fuel Levies Also May Be Renewed

SPEED ACTION ON OHIO BILLS   Legislation To Provide Funds For Cities Moves Ahead

EXPECT STATE SOLONS TO PASS TAX EXTENSION   Plan to Use Utility Revenue for Other Welfare Purposes

Legislation To Provide Funds For Ohio Local Government Funds Moving Aheac

Seven Injured When Santa Fe Trains Crash   Westbound Piles Into Eastbound

Snake-Handling Zealots ‘Show’ 3000 Skeptics at 5-State Performance

Snake-Handling Cultists Stage Demonstration   Holiness Faith Healers Hold SixHour Meeting as 3,000 ‘Unbelievers’ Watch.

Missouri's 64th General Assembly Convenes With Conventional Pomp   New Members Sworn In, Both Houses Move Into Formal Organization; Two Last-Minute Penhiome Solved Refore Session Begins

64th General  Assembly  Is Convened After Preliminary  Organization ft Hears Governor

Churchill Raps Socialist Rule in Britain  Says Liberties, Free Life of Nation Are in Great Danger!

‘Churchill Raps Socialist  Rule in Britain   Says Liberties, Free  Life of Nation Bye in Crant Dena

Jewish Settlers Ambushed ByArab Band; - Nine Killed   Rival Forces. Shoot It Out’ In Streets of Jerusalem— One Hundred and. Sixty-Four Known Dead In Twelve Davs Steifa

Arabs Ambush Jewish Settlers As Terror Goes On   Palestine Death Toll Reaches 171 Since UN Vote for Partitioning

Holy Sepulcher Is Scene Of Bloody Jew, Arab Fight   Palestine Battlers Shoot It Out In Streets Of Jerusalem's Old Walled City; 24 Die In Fighting Scattered Over Holv Land

171 Now Deat in Civil War in Palestine   Arabs Ambush  5-Truck Convoy, Killing 10 Jewish Settlers

Ten Jews Die As Arabs Raid Truck Convoy   12 Days of Strife Cost 287 Lives In Middle East

ARAB GUNMEN AMBUSH AND SLAY 10 JEWS   Steel Ring Is Drawn Tighter by Moslems; Death Toll Is High

Arab Gunmen Blast Convoy, Kill Nine Jews   Death Toll In Middle Eost Jumps To Total Of 271

Film Writer Says He Is Not A Red   Contends Probe Aids Communists

U. §. Proposes One-Year Study Of Veto Issue  UN Security Council And 'Litle Assembly sale Dastin'nate

U. S. Willing To Modify Big  5 Veto Power   America Calls For Year’s Joint Study By Little UN And Security Council

U.S. Proposes Year’s Study Of U.N. Veto   American-Russian Compromise Speeds Palestine Program

India Viceroy s Called Home   Attlee Prepares Statement On Sub-Continent Issue

LEAVE INDIA   Evacuation Within Stated Period Held Likely As  Issue Nears Crisis

Lord Wavell Called Home From India  British Evacuation Possible In Year

Indian Viceroy Is Called Home By Government  Wavell’s Summons to London May Herald

Wavell Summoned Home; Statement Awaited Britain May Release India Within A Year

WAVELL CALLED BACK 10 LONDOK   British Indian Evacuation Rumors Heard As Order Received

Attlee Prepares Important Statement Of Policy; May “Mean Evacuation Of India

Moss Would Ban Women Jurors   State Semahee. Introduces Bill Calling For Referendum

Among Proposals Before Legislature ....  ‘Would Bar Women From Juries

Ban On Women Jurors Sougul  VMoagring Opens On   Hearing Opens On Billi To Tax Co-ops

Harvester Offers Workers 15-Cent Pay Raise Plan   Farm Equipment Firm Says Hike Would Not Affect Price of Products

Aid for Four Projects in  West Urged   Committee in Closed-Door Session After Receiving Message From President; Coulee Basin Included

AREA OFFICERS PUSH ‘PROBE Suspect In Murder Case Near Brownfield. Is Held

Soviet Ukraine  Wins Seat on UN Security Council   Withdrawal of India Ends Long Fight With U.S. the Loser

INDIA TO DROP UN SEAT FIGHT   Decision Virtually Guarantees Election of Ukraine

To Succeed Poland In_  nee penetra RNs inna Spade ln A lesb tat ea nt Ante hed ff ab el terrence Hen      India Withdraws from Contest, ‘Ending Deadlock; Decision — Favors Russia: Rebuff to U: Ss.

Russia Wins Out in UN Security Council Deadlock   Withdrawal of India Assures Ukraine Seat

Girl Admits $294 Holdup Was Framed   Youthful Robber Taken Into Custody

WITNESS SAYS BATAVIA FIRM ALTERED BOOKS   Witness Testifies He Changed Records of May Deals

Made Entries After Senate Check Started   Bookkeeper Testifies’ He Placed Purchase Of Lumber On Orders.

A Varied Response To Speech   Comment Generally Shows; Split Along Party Lines—Demos For, GOP Against

Speech Scored By GOP Head   Halleck Loys Present Situation to Bungling And Bad Policies

REPUBLICAN LEADER IN HOUSE ASSAILS TRUMAN'S REQUEST  DEMOCRATIC COMMENT ON ANTI-INFLATION ACTION FAVORABLE

See Senate Delay on Tax Cut Bilf   House Fulfills GOP Pledge, Passes 20-30 Per Cent Slash

SENATE NOT 70 GET INCOME TAX CUT BILL SOON   May Not Reach Senate Floor Before Middle Of April

SPEEDY SENATE ACTION ON TAX BILL JS DOUBTED   House Slashes 3 Billion From Taxes By 237-173

Report Halt In Expansion Of Business   Upswing Finally Meet: Check Although High Level Continues.

BUSINESS RISE TRENDS HALTED   Commerce Department Says  Unemployment Is Up  Slightly

ROBERTS AS CHAIRMAN   Gevernor Will Kecommend G.0.P State Commitiece Elect Him

GLOBAL FLIGHT SERVICE STARTS   Initial Commercial Jaunt Carries 21; Returns June 30

CLIPPER STARTS AROUND WORLD   Flight Of 20,426 Miles First In History For Commercial Plane

TRANSPORTATION OVER  SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE WIT BY TDANICIT CTRIKE

STRIKE HALTS TRANSIT LINES   500,000 Riders Are Affected in San Francisco Area

American Correspondent Chased and Shot at by Russian Soldier in Berlin

Russian Fires. At AP Reporter   Sought Picture of. Podsbina of Shelter:

Russian Fires at U. S. Writer   Incident Occurs at Berlin Chancellery,

GIFT BY CONGRESS 70 GREEKS, TURKS REQUESTED TODAY   Outright Donations of Quarter Billion for Two Nations Is Askec by Secretary.   ‘SECRET’ REPORT IS GIVEN MENTION

COUNTY POSTOFFICE APPOINTMENTS MADE   Beachles Postmaster At Braddock Heights And Miss Hickman At Paint (7 Bark<c

inderground Promises End  Terrorism  UN Delegates Meet With ] eadere

TAFT CALLS GOP POLICY GROUP   Colinittes fo Chast Pian of Campaign as Congress Onens Snecial Session

Contract Talks Are Suspended   Lewis And Operators Silent Over Reasons For Breakdown.

Lewis and Van Horn Refuse To Elaborate   One Month Remains Before Scheduled Government Transfer Of Mines to Owners

Break Off Coal Contract Talks  Neaotiations' Ended   Negotiations’ Ended By Mutual Consent

Coal Talks Off   aMegotiations Suspended  initely Without      : Explanation; Rumor  ct  ‘Demands 35c

Coal Parley Breaks Down   Negotiations Between Lewis and Operators Indefinitely Suspended

Lewis, Operators Suspend Talks On Coal Wage Hikes   No Explanation Given For Conference Break

LEWIS. OWNERS SUSPEND TALKS IN SUDDEN RIFT   Neither Side Willing To Say What Caused Break; Hint Of 35-Cent Demand

Coal Talks Suspended   Lewis Won’t Talk— Adjourned by Joint Assent, Van Horn Says

LEWIS SILENT COAL CONFAB SUSPENDED   No Explanation Given For Calling Off Talks

No Indications On Future Move: To Avert Strike   Talks With Southern Operators Scheduled To Resume Tuesday

Coal Talks Suddenly Broken Off   Negotiations Of Lewis And Operators Of North And West Are Suspended

Mine Union Policy Group Meets Today   Committee In  Huddle Before Contract Talks

Lewis Calls Committee  Into Parley   Policy Chiefs. Will  Plan On Bargaining

PLAN EXPANSION ALSO IS WANTED   Senate Debates Today Bill To Cu Income Taxes 4 Billion Dollars Yearly

TWO-YEAR FREEZE OF PAY ROLL TAX BACKED BY 6.0. P.   Move Also Develops to Put 10,000,000 Additional Persons Under Social Security Program.   INCOME TAX BILL BEFORE SENATE TODAY   George to Ask Postponement of Action, But Taft and Millikin Predict Defeat of Motion.

SOCIAL SECURITY CHANGE SEEN  _ Debate Opens Today On Bill To ~ Cut Individual Income Taxes

MAY INCLUDE 10 MILLION IN BENEFIT PLAN   Action Is Proposed As Senate Considers  Tax Cut Bill

DFFICER WHO SMUGGLED GEMS SENTENCED TO TEN-YEAR TERM   COL. MURRAY CONVICTED AT COUHT MARTIAL HELD AFTER DIAMONDS WERE FOUND IN DEPOSIT ROW

GOP Meets To Pick Site Of Convention   National Committee Votes Late Today; Goy. Carlson Speaks

REPUBLICANS ARE MEETING IN KANSAS  CITY TODAY   Seeking a Place In Which to Hold Their 1948 Convention.   MAY SELECT CHICAGO Philadelphia Also Is Making Bid for the GOP Meeting.

Sugar Rationing Ended Last Night For Use in Homes   ~ Hotels and, Restaurants Also Exempted From Restrictions

Action Made Effective As Of Midnight   Agriculture Chief Sets Ruling; Price Controls Conptinne

Government Keeping Cor trols On Prices Of Commodity, However   INDUSTRIAL USERS  STILL REGULATED

Sugar Rationing To End Tonight   Anderson Keeps Control of Prices

Sugar Rationing Ends For Home,  Institutional Use   Department Of Agriculture Takes Lids Off House hold And Restaurant Sugar Bowls, But Retains Controls On Prices

Statements Given On Eve Of Bill Debate   Hotels And Restaurants Also Exempt From Rationing

Insurance Companies Tax Free   Treasury Secretary Would Ask Congress For a Solution.

Truman Goodwill Visit to Canada Nears Conclusion   President Must Make Important Decisions On Return to Capital

White Races Lose Far East Authority  NOW MUST MAKE FRIENDS WITH NEWLY-FREE, PEOPLES

Far Eastern Nations See Final Goal   Present Turmoil Due To Bring Freedom From White Man for Yellow and Brown Peoples

People of East Are Out to Gain Their Freedom, End White Man’s Dominance ~

Laundry Unit Burns at E-State’s Vet City   Early Morning Fire and Explosion Destroy Trailer we Mee Chavaveieicad 8..-i..

GOVERNOR JESTER SIGNS OPEN SHOP ° BILL INTO LAW  Measure Passed By Texas Legislature Fffective 90 Dave

O'NEAL SAYS FARMERS : ARE “DEEPLY SHOCKED” RY RLIDGET REDLICTIONS

WEBB TO HEAD NEW CGW PLANT IN OKLAHOMA   Construction Contract Awarded; Plan to Produc Heat-Resistant Glass

IDOCTORS WILL MAKE NO ATTEMPT TO SEPARATE TWINS lTeSTKEEr) TOCETHER AT SKULLS. HAVE CHANCE. TO LIVE

Won't Attempt to. Sepa rate: Baby Boys, Born Joined at Their Skulls

Held On Intent To Kill Charge   Benjamin Gift Arraigned On Another Warrant In . Wife Beating Case.

Held In Purse Snatching Case   Woman Identifies Frank Williams, Colored, As Purse Snatcher.

Held For Jury In Larceny Of $528 In Tools   Missing Implements Recovered In N.C.

Bigamy Case Sent On To Grand Jury   Man Charged With Having Two Wives

Negro Held For Trial In Bold Attack   White Woman Tells Her Story In Court

$117 Highway Robbery Case Is Sent On   Traveler Beaten And Money Taken

$400 Robbery Case Sent On To Grand Jury   Couple Charged With ‘Taking Man’s Money

Working on Contract to End Strike   Agreement Would Affect Only Long Distance Ptople—Might Be Model

Approval Required From Policy Committee, Due to Meet Later Today; Issue of Funds For Arbitration Board Is Stumbling Block

Negotiations with Long Distance Employes Regarded Optimistically

LONG LINES ACCORD SEEN DUE IN HOURS   Cost of Arbitration Is Only Obstacle to  Settlement

LIMIT PROPOSED FOR PRESIDENCY   Amendment To Prevent More Than 8S Year Tenure Approved

House Group Pushes Proposal For Curbs —  Plan To Limit Terms Of President Okayea

Measure Would Limit President To Two Terms   House Subcommittee Approves Republican Pian for Amendment

VOTE 8-YR. LIMIT FOR PRESIDENTS   HOUSE GROUP FAVORS AMENDMENT RESTRICTING TENURE TO TWO TERMS.

Presidential Term Limit Vote Due Soon   House Subcommittee Approves Eight Years for President

Plan Limit to Time as President   Office ‘Couldn't “Be-Hel More Than §:¥ears Un der: Proposal -

Approves Limiting President fo Two  Four-Year Terms Proposal Is Hailed b   Proposal Is Hailed by GOP; Condemned by Democrats

Would Limit Tenure  of President   House Unit Favors  - Eight Years - for Chief Executive

Speculate On Whether Eicerhower Will Scout Chances for Presidency

Long Rest For Ike   Will Have Time to Look Over Political Possi bilities Before Taking Columbia Post June 7

Cars Figure In Crash Saturday  ees      Out of Town, Cars Receive Damiges

Cars F igure In  Crash Saturday   Out of Town Cars Receive Damages

Cnerry May Not Control State House   May Be Opposed ¢ On Other Bills, Leaders Believe

‘Question ef Whether Uncle Sam Will ‘Shift His Chinese Policy Comes Up

3 Trapped and Caught After Gun Battle   Nine Now Back in Cells, 2 Dead and 1 Still at Larve

Government Awaits Industry Reaction To Sweeping Slashes in Import Duties

Hope Tariff Cuts Will Aid  Wholesale Slashes In Duties Set for  January 1

TARIFF SLASHES SET FOR JAN. 1   Government Hopes Industries Won’t Make Stormy Protest   ISEEKS LOWER PRICES

U.S. To Slash Import Duty Starting Jan. 1   Reductions To Be Made on More Than 3.500 Tariff Items

U.S. Hones Tariff Cuts Will Save Americans Money   Canada Checks Flow of Dollars

INDUSTRY MAY BE AROUSED U. S. Hopes Tariff Slash Will Save Americans Money

U.S. Fears Row Over —_— Cuts  suey} TMT hCUCUel * y   23-Nation Accord Is Seen Lowering Price Level Here

*Government Hopes Its Wholesale Slashes Will Save US Money Without Arousing Protests

U.S. Braces for Criticism of Its Tariff Reductions   More Than 3,500 Cuts In Import Duties Made Under Terms  Ot Ganava Anragomani

U. S. Slashes Tariffs In World Pact   Drops Bars With 22 Nations; Aimed to Gave Amencane Monev

Commerce Pact Reduces 3,500 Import Duties   Full Benefits Will Come Slowly Because Of Other Controls

Hope For Slashes To Trim Prices... .  Reaction Awaited  On Lower Tariffs

America to Slash Import Duties  Geneva Pact Reveals 3,500 Cuts Made

The Weather   Lower Tariffs Ordered Jan. 1   State Department Waits Price Cuts as Result; Storm Looms Over Loss of Duty Protection

Await Industry Reaction fo Cut In U. 5. Tariffs   Government Looks for Slash to Result in Lowering Some Prices

Hopeful Slashing Of Tariff Will Not Arouse Storm From Industries

U. $. DECLARES NEW TARIFF SLASHES   Storm Of Disapproval Ex. pected From Industry

Hope Tariff Slicing Will Reduce Prices, Not Hurt Industry   3,500 Import Duty Slashes Scheduled for Jan. 1, According to Pact

Tariff Slashes Set For Early Next Year  Government Hopes Industry Will Accept

Tariff Slashes Set For January   More Than 3,500 Cuts In Import Duties To Be Made

Trade Pact Cuts U.S. Tariffs —   Agreement Among 23 Nations Will Mean _ Saving to Consumers; Fear Industry Outcry

TARIFF SLASHES SET FOR JAN. 1   Government Hopes Industries Won't Make Stormy Protest

Tariff Slashes. Reverses Trend      To Save Consumers: Money; Expect Protest from US Industries.

Governmen t Braces for Reaction movernment Braces ror Neaction  TARIFF SLASHES  SCHEDULED JAN. -

U. S. Will Sash Many Tariffs on Coming January 1   Hopes ta Boost Foreign Trade im Move as Port of 23-Nation. Pact

Hope Will Benefit by Tariff Slashes   Geneva Agreement te Bring Protest From Industry. Fear

TARIFF CUTS TO EASE LOAD ON U.S. BUYERS   Lowered Import Costs Te Be Reflected In Prices; Industries Mav ‘Squawk’

EXPECT TARIFF CUTS TO TRIM PRICES IN U.S.   Government Will Make 3,500 Reductions in Duties Under New Pact

£act £ErMS Heveaied an  U. S. Braces For Reaction To Reduction In Tariff Rate   Government Hopes Slashes Will Save Americans Money

Hopes Tariff Cuts Will Reduce Prices   Government Braces For Industry Reaction To Loss Of Duty Protection

INDUSTRY MAY OPPOSE TARIFF CUTS: IN 1948   REDU CTIONS AIMED AT TRIMMING PRICES

EXPECT TARIFF CUTS TO TRIM PRICES INU. S.   Brace for Industry Reactior to Loss of Duty Protection

Government Set to Handle Complaints From Industries   Move Made to Aid U. S. Consumers On Short Items

Corn at $2.35 Sets All-Time Record Price   Dizzy Climb Continues With Buying Spurred  By Hot, Dry Weather

STATES NEW TAX PROGRAM NOW IN FORCE   Higher Cigarette Levy Soft Drink Impost  Among New Taxes

State’s New Tax Pr ogram  Goes in Ef fect   New Fiseal Period Begins with Surplus Of $10,000,000

Trieste Area Has Many Acts Against Yanks   ARMY REPORTS 63 CASES OF ATTACKS ON AMERICANS

Cigarettes At 10 Gents A Pack Are Envisioned  Would Make Use Of Technologies Gleaned

' Possible Under Graduated Tax... . Cigarettes To Sell For ‘Ten Cents Seen

 Very Little Headway On Peace Treaty   Agree On 24 Articles For Austrian Pact; Marshall To Force Issue At Waseaw

ign [:inisters Agree  “Come ‘To Grips” With rt Of G' ‘man Problem

German Reparations Plan Tabbed as “Worse Failure”   Jacques Rueff-Says Program Poorer Than Debacle After World War 1

Foreign Ministers Near Showdown On Problems of German Treaty   Big Four Seek Compromise Monday on Issues Of Reparations and Economic Unity; British Propose Release of War Friscners by 1949

Agreed Agenda ls Drawn up for Reich Discussion   Marshall Is Reported Determined To Force Showdown on Issue

Big 4 Schedules Discussion Of Reparations  Only 24 Agreements On Austria; Britain Wants U.N. Session

BIG FOUR 10 TACKLE GERMAN ISSUES MONDAY   Will Try To Reach Compromizes On  Gov’t And Unity

Couneil Agrees To Tackle big Issue Monday  Marshall Forces Quic   Marshall Forces Quick Action on Reparations And Economie Unity For German Pact

MINISTERS PUT REPARATIONS IN MONDAY TOPICS   Britain Moves For Return Of All Prisoners Of War To Germany By 1948

World Chiefs Establish New Schedule   Big Four to Tackle Heart of German Problem Monday

Big 4 Seek Reparations Compromise   / Britain Proposes Return of German Wer Prisoners

Delegates Will Attempt To ~ Reach Agreement on Reparations and Economic Unity.   ONE-HOUR SESSION TODAY IS SHORTEST

Ministers Make Plans For Monday   Moscow Delegates To Tackle ‘Heart’ Of German Problem

Will Seek Reparations Compromise  Deputies Annrove   Deputies Approve Progress Report  On Austrian Peace Treaty

Big Four Plans Commng To Grips At Monday Meet      Reparations And Economic Unity Are  Big Issues.

Economic, Industrial Problems Are Due for Deep Discussion by Ministers

Big Four speed Moscow Parley   Move to Break Peace Treaty Deadlock Set for Monday, With Compromise Sought On Reparations, Economie Unity of Reich

Council Agrees To Act Monday On Reich Issue   Foreign Ministers To Seek Compromise On Reparations and Economie Unity   Schedule Fixed For Next Session   Report Marshall Plans To Foree Showdown To Get Russian Views On Avcreementea

bayeys Prepare: To Attack Heart Of Reich Problem   Will Try Monday To Reach Agreement On Economic Unity And Reparations

To Grips On Reich Monday   Big Four Agree to Tackle Reparations ‘And Economic . Unity, Chief Treaty Issues

Compromise Effort Is Agreed Upon   Economic Unity And Reparations Will Be Discussed

BIG FOUR TO TAKE ACTION ON GERMAN ISSUE MONDAY   Council Of Foreign Ministers Agrees To Try To R-ach Compromise On Reparations And Economic Unity —Special Committee Set Up To Attempt To Draw Up Directive On Lesser Problems, Including De-Nazification And Territorial Questions

Big 4 Okays Report On  Austria Peace  Only 24 Proposed Articles Of  Tee: “Arwen eel

BRITISH TRAIN CRASH KILLS 71   Express Jumps Tracks and Hits Embankment

French Cabinet Truman Urged Approves Reply To Halt Sale To De Gaulle Of Tankers

RAMADIER GETS CABINET'S OKAY   Receives Approval O; Fighting Reply To Gen. De Gaulle

Premier To — Fight Demand   ovtaeee Beoaeae  ‘Cabinet Supports i Ramadier Speech ~ For Constittition:

RAMADIER SETS FIGHTING REPLY   French Socialist Premier Prepares Answer To Demands Of Gen. De Gaulle; Scheduled For Delivery Thies Atternoon.

Capture 5 Heavily paar Men In 115-Mile Chase   Youths Give Up When Officers Ram Car in Kansas City

ope: Alebeteat: Bigs i (ie tae a  GUNMEN CAUGHT       Arrested in Missouri After 115-Mile Chase

British Would Have Probe by Smai! Nations   Bicycle Bandit Flees After Cafe Robbery

U.S. Gives New Korean Plan to United Nations  og, Sl   Troop Withdrawal Within 90 Days, Eléction Suggested

U.S. Submits ts Own Plan For Korea   Proposal Counters Soviet Demand for Troop Withdrawal

U. S. Gives  New Plan for Korea   Troop Withdrawal Within 90 Days After Flection Proposed

U.S, SUBMITS REVISED KOREAN PROPOSAL   Withdrawal Of Troops With: in Short Period Backed

U. S. Has Revised Program for Setup in Korea  Troops Would Leave Within 90 Days Following Election

America Puts Revised Draft Before UN   Withdrawal Of Troops By Next Summer Uraed

U. $. Submits Revised Plan For Korea  Proposal Calls or A Korean

US PLAN ‘ON KOREA OUTLINED   Would Withdraw All of Troops By Next Summer

U.S. REVISES KOREA PROPOSAL   Favor Foreign Troop Withdrawal by Jan. {

Free Government Setup Advocated   Would Withdraw American And Soviet Troops Within 90 Days After Establishment Of Independency If Possible

U. S. Offers New Plan to Withdraw  Troops in Korea   Revised Resolution Asks Free General Elections Not Later Than March 31

US. Offers New Proposal For Koreans   Revised Plans Calls for Withdrawal of Troops In 90 Days After New Government Is Set Up

NEW PROPOSAL SUBMITTED BY UNITED STATES   Calls For Withdrawal American’ and Soviet Troops From Korea.   WITHIN NINETY DAYS   If Possible After -Establishment of a Proposed Independent Korea.

United Nations Speeding UpTo Close Sessions   U. S. Sources, Say Plan Ox Korean Freedom To Be’ ‘Approved At Assembly Meet

Official Alarm In Drouth Wheat Area s Growing  ‘c0— et gg SS. Oe   Fall Planting Delayed as Plains Region Remains Dry

WINTER WHEAT OUTLOOK DARK   Serious Delay In Fal Planting Reported By Government

Seeding Delay Is Threat to Winter Wheat   Dry Weather Holds U, Planting in Great Plains Sector

You Might Say There Are Such Symptoms  Man “Impressed” With Idea That This Younaster Doesn't Like Him Too Well

iYou Might Say There Are Such Symptoms  Man “Impressed” With Idea That This Vaiunactoar Drneacn’t like Him Tan Weal!

TRUMAN TO LEAD LINCOLN TRIBUTE   GOP Schedules Specia Speeches Thruout Nation

Affairs of State Laid Aside as Nation Pauses To Honor Memory of Lincoln

PRESIDENT HONORS ABRAHAM LINCOLN   Republicans to Pay Tribute at Dinners Tonight

ESTIMATE CASUALTIES IN HOLY LAND ON CHRIST. " MAB-AS HIGH AS 240-

Democrats Claim Measure To Wreck Living Standards   Debate Will Begin Tomorrow; Passage Expected by Friday

Bill To Free Labor From Tyranny And Communist Influence Fought In House

Only Course Is To Give Aid, Says Rayburn   Minority Leader Tells Views Before Leaving for Bonham

Solo Flyer Roars Over Aleutians in Try for Globe-Circling Record

King Christian X Of Denmark Suffers From Heart Attack   Crown Prince Frederik Is Deputized to Act as Regent During Illness

Lions Club Arranges For Clyde Brothers Circus To Re Here AAsy 92.99

CHRISTIANS, JEWS AND MOSLEMS HOLD CEREMONIES Faithful Kneel In Solemn Worship For Easter ~ Observance At Ancient Shrines In Holy Land

JERUSALEM HALLOWED CITY OF 3 RELIGIONS   Christians, Jews And Moslems Worship In Faiths’ Birthplace

“Faithful Knee In Soletin Worship. fe sig Observance At Ancient Shrines InHoly Land —

Day Camp for Girl Scouts Opens June 3   Brownies Also Take Part In Out Door Program

Britain Ups U.S. Buying   On Other Hand, Exports To Most Other Nations Have Declined Markedly

British Increase Buying From U.S. During June  Nearly $100,000,000 In Trading Is  Reported by Bureau

BRITONS UPPED BUYING   From US in June By a Total of Near $100 Million

Cross s Tour ringers —  POSSIBILITY FOR SLIGHTLY LOWER MEAT PRICES SEEN

MORE, CHEAPER MEAT EXPECTED   15 Per Cent Increase In Supply Is Anticipated By Autumn

Lower Prices Are Predicted For This Fall   15 Percent Boost In Supplies By Autumn Likely

Lower Meat‘ Price Possible, Says Institute   _ Better Supply Expected   Better Supply Expected But Grain Scarcity Can. “Make Situation Worse

Greater Supply Of Meat  Is Seen   Moderately Lower Prices May Also Be Expected

MORE BEEF AT LOWER PRICES SEEN   American Meat Institute Expects 15 Per Cent Increase in Supplies by Autumn, With Moderate Cut in Cost.

Slight Drop In Price Of Meat Is Predicted   Decrease May Come By Fall, Authority Tells Congress

Meat Institute Now Says Nation’s Outlook Is Good   Report, With Reservations, In That Moderately Lower Prices. Are in Prospect

Cheaper And More Meat Held Likely   Institute Head Thinks Supplies Will Be Increased And Costs Will Be Forced Daun

Slight Hope For More Meat At Lower Price   AMERICAN INSTITUTE IN FORECAST FOR FALL

More Meat af Lower Prices Seen for Fall   15 Per Cent Increase Expected, but There Are Complications

_ Meat Is Seen for Fall   Bankers Suggest Federal Gov't Could Help Curb  Inflation

Sees More Meat By Autumn   Prices May be Lower Unless There Are More Wage Raises

Big Demand Reason For  High Costs   Supplies at Seasonal Low American Institute Official Says

According To Meat Institute... .  Nation Faces Prospect Of More Meat On Table And At Reduced Prices

Sees Lower Meat Prices This Fall  Meat Institute Director Holds Qut New Hope

Major Bills Progress in  Legislature  : Lahor. Teachers’ P:   Labor, Teachers’ Pay And A&M Situation  Get Consideration

Curbs On Labor Also Given Push By State Solons Plans To Boost Texas Teachers Pav Sent To Senate For Action

Sugar Defendants Denied Dismissal   Court Grants Plea for Bills of Particulars

POLICEMEN STUDY ANOTHER SLAYING: TRUGKER QUIZZED   Brutal Shotgun Death of Indianapolis Woman fe Investigated; Suspect Held in Custody.   EVIDENCE SHOWS BATTLE—OFFICERS

CURBS FOR PRIGES RETURN TO RATION ON MEAT SOUGHT   Commerce Secretary save Administration Wants Congress to Act Quickly on Proposal.  PROGRAM IS HIT

MEAT RATIONING FIRST -HARRIMAN   Fears Inflationary Spiral  Touched Off in Spring

Meat Rationing, Lids Wait Congress OK, Harriman Indicates   Shortages, High Prices Decried as Greatest Threat of Inflation

Harriman Hints Of Meat Ration  Elimination of Steel Gray Market Desired

Meat Controls Called Urgent   Administration to Act ‘At Once,’ If Powers Given, Says Harriman; Steel Top Anti-Inflation Target

Will Consider Price Control, Rationing Ht Congress Gives OK   Harriman Says Meat Shortage’May Set Off {Inflationary Spiral

Greek Government Says Plot Involving Part of Albanian Army Squelched

Condemned Man Says It Is Based On One Principle Only, Brute Force

RADIO ACTRESS ~ [8 STRANGLEL   NEW YORK POLICE FACED « WITH MURDER CASE IN.  VOLVING WOMAN . KNOWN ON BROAD CASTS

Auxiliary Elects Mrs. Ruth Huttor  Legion. Women Push. Military Tratning Bul]

Thousands Converge On Raleigh... . Legislature Is Having Lively Arguments Over Various Tax Proposals

Offer of Pay Boost Reported i in Effort To Halt Coal Strike   Powerful Units In Industry Reported Backing Drive To Grant 35-Cent Hourly Increase; Fuel Shortage Brings Steel Cutbacks

COAL INDUSTRY LAYS PLANS TQ AVERT STRIKE   U. S. Will Return Mines To Their Owners Todav

Mine Owners Reported Set To Meet Coal Pay Demands   Contract Parleys Expected To Get Going in Earnest During Week

U. S. Steel And Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Reported Offer Said To Have Support Of  Alnethawn Aun Ai nctnen Olina tacve

Government Drives to Prevent Idleness of Soft Coal Mines After July 8; Wage Offer 35c Increase.

COAL OPERATORS MAKEOFFERTO JOHN L. LEWIS   Negetiations This Week Might Head Off Crippling Strike   FEDERAL CONTROL OF MINES ENDS TONIGHT

New Wage Offer May Avert Mine Strike   Increase Of 35 Cents An Hour Is Reported Offered

L. Ss. Returns Mines to Owners Today: Contra Talks on in Earnest

U.S, COAL PEACE MAY HINGE ON CONTRACT TALKS   Two Firms Receptive To 35-Cent Hourly Hike For Boss Lewis’ Group

Contract Parleys — In Coal Crisis Due   Hope Rises That Walkout Wl Bo Curiniled

Irate Gypsies Clamor for Revenge After Oueen Dies During Operation

TRUMAN SAID TO HAVE ASKED PAPE PIIS? HFIP   Gazette Avers U. S. Monopolists Seek World Domination

Collier Bill Supporters Confident Measure Will Win Senate Approval

Britain Moans Over American  Film Stoppage   U.S. Producers Ban Exports Subject to New 75 P.C. Tax

Deputies Draft Report Telling Treaty Failure   Effort to Write German Peace Pact Concluded

TERN POLICY DEVELOPS IN lg 4 MEET   Marshall Combats Wrangling Over Non-Essential ~f Questions.

U.S. SEEKING SOVIET 0. K,  FOR GERMANY'S ECONOMIC UNITY   Sterner American Policy Appearing In Marsshall’s Attitude Today

Sterner Toward Russia   Truman Speech Today Reinforees Marshall  In Firm Attitude Eyident. At Moscow

Marshall Gets Tough With Reds   'Seeretary Is Said to, Be Firm Against Any Quibbling Over Minor Points   Unification Soucht

Marshal Developing Sterner Policy Now Toward Russia   President's Message Expected to Reinforce His Position Strongly

[njure Twenty Six  In Thinois Wreck   ‘Streamliner r Crashes Into Freight—12 Still In The  Haenital

TWELVE ARE HOSPITALIZED AFTER WRECK   Fast Illinois Passenger [rains In Collision

Darn That Cat   Leaps 18 Floors fo Death After Farewell Dance on Roof of Waldorf-Astoria Hotel

War Veteran Plunges 18 Floors to Death As Hotel Orchestra Plays a Love Song

RUNS AGROUND   Resone Vessels. Rush te: Astistanod After: Hecelving &. 0: S. ° frotm Stricken 6hip — A Crew of 40 Officers and Men Aro Aboard

TRANSPORT RUNS. AGROUND                Stricken ship Officers. and’ Me Vessel!

Red Plan For Reich ASurprise   Contrary to Expectation, Molotov Asks For Decentralized Form of Government

Soviets Reverse Expected Stand On Government   Proposition Heard In Radio Broadcast From Red Capital

Decentralized Germany Is Sought by Soviets   . Molotov Suggests Allied Contrel Council Work Out a Canetiteting

Molotov Bares Russian Plan For Germany  TNA KA nénanliwad      Decentralized Government Is Soviet Aim

 Russian and French Foreign  Ministers Propose Loose, Decentralized German   Government.   MOLOTOV ASKS FOR  /PARLIAMENT, PRESIDENT

Molotov Asks Ministers Council to Restore Conditions Country Had Before Hitler  Proposes Election        Political, System Must  Take on Democratic Po rT. gk

PRESENTS PLA AT PARLEY OF BiG 4° TODAY   Differs Somewhat From Federalization Urged By U. S., Britain

WASHINGTON TO ADOPT DAYLIGHT TIME ON SUNDAY   Mentgemery And Prince Georges Counties Expected To Fellow    MARYLAND GENERALLY ON FAST TIME NOW

Washington Will Go On Daylight Saving   Most of ‘Maryland -Now Solidly In ‘Fast Time’ : Belt 4

Ducks Unlimited Conducting Campaign to Increase  Number of Ducks & Geese

CAA Allocation for Im provement May Be Lost  by Inaction   AUGUST 14 DEADLINE   District Engineer Says Washington Is. Tiring of Delays

City Has 30 Days To Decide Airport   CAA Allocation for Im. provement Mav Be Lost by Inaction   ‘AUGUST 14 DEADLINE   District Engineer Says Washington Is Tiring of Delays

Police Search Four States For Slayer   Kidnaped Young Wife, After Killing Father-Hubby.

Slayer of Two Uncaptured But Woman Escapes   ‘Kidnaped Mother Flee: Car As He Seeks Lodg: ing Place .

Four States Hunt Slayer-Abducter  Woman Admits Affair With Man Sought

SHE DOESN’T LOVE HIM NOW  Police in Four StatesHunt Slayer Of Husband. Father in Trianale

Farm Wife Says She Doesn’t Love Abductor Who Shot, Killed Her Husband And Father:

Woman Flees From Killer:Kidnaper: Says Doesn’t Love Abductor Now

ORLEANS WILL SPEED REPAIRS   Gets Government Promise To Cut Red Tape For  Reconstruction  FIXED AT $10,000,000

“Wotta Book My Story Would Make”— By Hal Boy!  Drunk Says He'll Give Boyie Cut on Life Story

Monologue in a Smoking CarThis Guy Apparently Didn’t Love Anything But a Drink

AUTO WORKER PAY INCREASE STRIKES SNAG   METHOD OF PAYINC GM 15-CENT HIKE IS DISPUTED

UAW Seeks To Arbitrate Disposition  Of 3) Cents   But GMC Insists That Part of Raise Go as Payment  For Six Holidays

UNION INVITES GM PRESIDENT TO PAY TALKS   Believe Presence Will Hasten Settlement  On New Contract

Craft Leaves West Coast af 7:04 Wednesday   Big Plane Expected: To Arrive Here Shortly After 4 P. M.   Beef Hits $30 At Chicago

BOMB EXPLOSION IN. PHILADELPHIE   Bomb Squad Locker in City Hall Shattered Without Serious Results

Blast Shakes William Penn   Police Bomb: Blast Rocks "Philadelphia, City

Blast Rocks City Hall in Philadelphia   Detective Bureau Is Damaged; Several Hurt, None Seriously

Blast Rocks Philadelphia Police Bureau   Several Hurt In Explesion At City Hail

BLAST DAMAGES CITY BUILDING   Philadelphia Scene of Mystery Explosion

Nation Threatened With Shortage of Petroleum Products   Could Cripple Fleet and Hamper Military Forces

U.S. THREATENED BY OIL SHORTAGE   Situaten Would Cut Large Areas Short Of Fuel, Gas

Labor Dept. Funds Feet Solons’ Axe   House Unit Strikes a Conciliation Agency; NLRB’s Bid Cut.

HOUSE COMMITTEE ASKS GUSTER OF EDGAR L. WARREN   Appropriations Group Cuts Off Funds for U, $; Con gihiett oe Cae

Slash Funds For Hundred Salaries   House Committee Lops Of 100 Officials And Emploves Of Conciliation Service WT. T.RTIN }

 HOUSE COMMITTEE SLAPS AT WARREN AND 100 OFFICIALS—DIRECTOR BITTERLY AS- ‘ $8 oe Ep —--—_-

Senate Group to Take Up Tax Reduction   Expect Measure to Be Ready for Action Soon

UNION BOARD GIVES ASSENT TO WALKOUT   Sets Forth It Must Take. Place “Not Later Than Tuesday” — Decision Follows 6-Hour Parley.   107,000 WORKERS WOULD BE AFFECTED   Chance to Avert Tie-Up Will Come Today When the Negotiators of Two. Sides Confer.

WALKOUT SEEN BY AUG. 5 T0 PUSH DEMANDS   107,000 CIO Employes Name Issues as Pension, New Labor Law Provisions

Crisis Nears For Complete Car Industry   Last-Chance Parley Scheduled Sunday; May Quit on Menday

UAW Authorizes Ford Walkout  Involves 107,000 Production Workers

Tuesday Set As Deadline For Walkout   Possible Last Chance to Avert Showdown Seen in Meeting Today

Seek To Avert Ford Walkout Called By CIQ   Company And Union 'To Meet Today in Last Effort to Settle Dispute Over New Pact

Ford Plant Strike Threatened; New Labor Law Factor  Both Sides Prepare For Walkout; Meet Again Today

Ford Workers Strike Approved By UAW Board   Meet Today in Final Effort to Avert Walkout

Workers’ Pension and  Labor Law Provisions  tssues in Dispute’ With Vast Ford Interests

Major Motor Tieup Feared after Union Leaders OK Walkout   Hope for Averting Shutdown Hinges on Meeting Of Company, Labor Negotiators Sundoy Morning; 107,000 To Be Affected -

FINAL TALK SCHEDULED FOR TODAY   Issues Involved Are Taft-Hartley Law and Pensions

Hope Remains Session Today Can Tron Out Pact Disputes   Pension. Labor Law Provisions Reported Obstacles To Talks

Bitter Attack Is Levelled al U.S. Foreign Policies   America and Britain Blamed for Delays in Atomic Control

SOVIET ENVOY CALLS DULLES WAR-MONGER   MARSHALL U.N. PLAN TURNED DOWN IN BITTER SPEECH

MOLOTOV’S AIDE IN BITTER ATTACK BEFORE ASSEMBLY   Calis New Proposal an ‘IllConceived Scheme to Bypass Council.’   UNYIELBING ON VETO   Declares Russia Not Threat: ening ‘Any Attack on Any Country.’

Russian Attacks Every US Policy as Delegates From Red-Dominated Areas Cheer

Soviet’s UN Head Blasts U.S. Leaders   Haurls War-Monger Charge At Dulles, Relhnkes Pronosials

Vishinsky Hurls ‘War-Monger’ Cry  Says Americans Made Anti.Saviet Snaachkac

SOVIETS TURN DOWN PLAN 10 REMODEL U. N.   Violent ‘Attack Made By Chief Soviet UN Delegate

Red Delegate Assails U. S. Foreign Policy Before United Nations   Launches Bitter Verbal Attack On War-Mongers And Profiteers

Andrei Vishinsky Flatly Turns Down New Marshall Plan For Remodelling Of United Nations

Vishinsky Cries ‘War Monger’ At U. §. Delegation   Russia Denounces Marshall’s Peace-Keeping Plan In UN Assembly, Hitting Solidly Against Every Part Of U. S. Policy

Red Delegate Labels Dulles “War-Monger”  Vishinsky Assaults U. S. Foreign Policy

Vishinsky, Red Deputy Foreign Minister Makes Charges Against Group of Prominent Ameri rane

Says Speeches and Statements Made By Prominent Americans Are Poorly Camouflaged Instigations for "War’

AMERICANS ARE CASTIGATED BY RUSS DELEGATE   Vishinsky Calls John Foster Dulles And Eight Others “War-Mongers”   MARSHALL PLAN IS BLUNTLY REJECTED

"War Monger’ Charge Hurled At J. F. Dulles   Russia Turns Down New Marshall Plan for the UL N.

Pro Football Owner Victim  (Of Pneumonia   Death Comes to Charles pidwill, Widely Known Sportsman; Operated Two Race Tracks.

Changes Needed In Dictionary,  Students Say   Two Men Sought for Kidnapping Ohio Girl   News Fiashes

Bidwill Dies; Owned Chicage Football Team   * Midwest Sportsman Succumbs After Longs Tilness

Five Persons Killed in Freak Mishap; Forty Others Injured   Two Huge Steel Plates Jutting From Freight Train Rip Like Canovnener Into Passencer Conrhes

Steel Plates Rip Rail Car   Four Passengers Killed Ir ‘Freak Accident On ~ Pennsylvania

CUERPRILYIAS RRATEN   Steel Plates Slice Rail Flyer, Killing Five, Injuring 40 Other:

5 Die, 40 Hurt In Freak Wreck   Huge Steel Plates Rip Through Coaches Of Pennsylvania Flyer

Forty Others Injured. Some Gravely in Unusual Accident Near Huntingdon; 2d Train Derailed.

Steel Plates Rip Into Pennsylvania Train, Killing Four  Jutting Freight Load Strews Passengers   Jutting Freight Load Strews Passengers  Along Tracks, 40 Hurt

Five Killed, 40 Injured  In ‘Unusual’  Train Wreck  Huge Steel Plates On Freight Car Ri  Into Passenger

MYSTERY DEATH BEING CHECKED   Police Probe Shooting after Row in Cleveland YMCA

POUnder Wraps’ Patton’ s War Diary Insists SHAEF Boaged Campaign

President Aranha Asks 55 Nations To Reject “Very Thought Of War   United States And Russia Locked In Pitched Conflict, Outcome Of Which May Decide Fate Of Entire World.

Piane Bruised And Battered In Takeoff Landed Safely At Airport In St. Louis

Will Be Stripped Of Deeoralions, Face Court Martial. And Suil _ For  She

General to Face Action  By Grand Jury   Army, Justice Team Up to Prosecute  Wartime Official

Officials Stop Gen. Meyers’ Pension: Will Strip Him Of Military Medals  Retired Officer Will Be Tried By Court-Martial; Income Tax Phase To Be Given Grand Jury

“Girl Friend’ Says Slander Suit Studied   GenerdPs Pension Halted; Air Force Court Martial Planned; Two Jury Indictments Sonuhe

MEYERS. STRIPPED OF $461 PENSION   Faces Court Martial, Loss of Medals as U.S. Agencies Grack Bown.

COURT MARTIAL EVASIUN Ur TAK ALSO ON BOOKS   Ex-Secretary May Sue Alleged War Profiteer On ‘Slander’ Charaes

Ex-General’s $461 a Montt Pension Ends   And Mrs. Lemarre Probably Will Sue Him For Slander

Air Force Stops His Retirement Salary, Plans Court Martial   Justice Department to Seek Indictment of Retired Officer on Unspecified Charges: Law Suit Likely to Be Filed by Mrs. Lamarre

Meyers’ Pension Stopped; - Army Plans Court Martial   reiting Crackdown_On  fy Announced—Mrs

Meyers Is Stripped Of Pension; Faces Court Martialing   Retired Air Force General's Acts Officially De nounced As ‘One Of The Most Shocking Scandals  rarer mae ME ene ae ee var eat -

ORDER COURT MARTIAL TRIAL FOR GENERAL   Army, Justice Dept. Join in Crackdown  On Retired Officer

COURT-MARTIAL TO TRY MEYERS; PENSION STOPPFN   Steps Taken to Strip General of Decorations—Justice De: partment io Ask His Indictment.   ALES, LAMARRET MAY FILE SLANDER SUIT   Officer’s Activities Denounced as “One of the Most Shoeking Seandals Ever Exposed” in 0, 8.

Justice Dept. And Army Crack Down On Meyers   To Lose Pension And Decorations; Faces Court Martia And Possible Suit

FORCES GET TOGETHER TO   Court Martial, Tax Evasion, Slander Deck

COOLER WEATHER PROMISED STATE   SCATTERED SHOWERS WITH  20-DEGREE DROP BY WED! NESDAY FORECAST.

SOLONS PONDER AS FOOD COSTS HIT NEW PEAKS   Reduced Exports, Less Eating Proposed as Means of Stopping Price Climb

“FOOD PRIC.S IS DEBATEL   Essense of Varied Ideas Is That Americans Must Tighten Belts, Reduce Exports, to Resort to Both Measures.

Rocketing Cost of Foods Brings Many Plans to Fight it   Less Extravagant Eating, More Probes, Reduced Exports Urged g¢

To Remedy High Food Costs... .  Less Expensive Eating,  More Probes, And Fewer Exports Are Proposals

TAFT ADVISES EAT CHEAPER’ TO CUT PRICES   But Rep. Sabath Demands Probes Of Five ‘Trusts’

Means Of Combatting High Cost Of Foods Under Study   Varied Proposals Offer Ameri cans Choice Of Tightening Belts Or Curtailing Exports, Or Maybe Both

Food Exports Of U.S. Hit By Sen. Taft   Shipping To Europe Hikes Prices Here, Ohioan Declares

Action Urged On Rocketing » Food Costs:   Taft Asks People _ To Eat Less; Sabath Seeks Investigation

Tighter Belts Or Export Cut In Price Ideas   Taft Suggestion Calls for Lower Home Purchases

—FOOD PRICES—  Calls For Probe Of High Costs  Taft Declares Exports Too Heavy

High Prices Present Many Problems  Senator Taft Attacks Size   Senator Taft Attacks Size Of Exports

More Governmental Probes-Less Eating Proposed as Means to Cut Coct of Facnd

BVISRIE UO F PItts en ooo  Export Cuts, Less Eating Are Offered  As ‘Answer’   Anti-Trust Probes In Five Big Fields Proposed Bv Solon

More Ideas Offered On Feed Prices   idove Investigations, Less Eating, Reduced Exports Froposed to Combat Prices

More Government Investigations, Less Extravagant Eating Proposed Means To Combat Rising Food Cost:

Belt- Tightening, Export Cuts Seen As Ways of F Lehsies Rising Cost

SEEK SOLUTION FOR SOARING FOOD PRICES   Rep. Sabath Blasts Taft’s Proposal of Eating Less

Tighten Belts, Solon Advises      Curb Exports and Probe Trusts Are Othe: Anti-HCL Suagaestions

Cancer Drive Is Moving Ahead In This County  Workers Asked Tc  Report This Week TT, Than J} FUT

Cancer Drive Is Moving Ahead — In This County  Workers Asked T. Report This Week  La ns b> ne

Union Printers Leave Jobs in 2 More Cities   Chicago Strike in 16th Day; Papers Continue Publication

Electrical Workers Union Prepares Demands for Further Wage Increases

Electrical Union To. Ask Raise   Wage Demand May Reach More Than 29 Cents An Hour.

UE-Wage Group Plans Demands From GE, Others   Expect Union To. Propose 27-Cent Hour Rate Rise, Benefits And Pensions   WASHING TON,—Jat—4—Pese. Walter P. Reuther, president of the Unitéd Auto Workers (C10) pledged his union today to ac«

New Tax Plan Would Aid Loca Governments   Assembly Given Program to Boost Revenue

TAX REVISIONS URGED TO HELF LOCAL’ RULES   Glander’s Plan Would Boos’ Governments’ Revenue 8! Million Dollars

Recommends More Funds For Cities  Sees Increase Of eo fFnAan nnn A VU...

GLANDER SETS PLAN FOR MORE LOCAL REVENUE   20-Point Ohio Tax Program Would Up ‘Take’ By $98 500.000

New Tax Plan Provides Local Revenue Boost   State Tax Chief Urges 20-Point Program Today

Toll Highway Bill Passes   Senate Expected To Agree To House Amendments, Governor Gets Bill Soon

Ambitions Far Beyond Czarists—Churehill  Balkans’ Dominance Called Soviets Aim

CHURCHILL FOR U. S. POLICY IN BLOCKING REDS   Britisher : Sees Russians Grabbing Balkans And Turkey

3,000 Cattle Lost When Flames sweep 500 Square Miles of Farms, Ranches

Farmers, Ranchers Flee Before Flames   Scores Probably Owe Lives To Members Of Motor Patrol Whe Sound A Warning

Firefighters Bring And Smaller S. D. Fire Under Control   Five Counties Hit By Latest Disaster In Mid-west Area

Fire Rages Over An Area of 500 Square Miles Before Being Brought Under Control.  BATTLE FLAMES FOR 12 HOURS

Fear Thousands Of Head Of Livestock Destroyed   Fire Sweeps 500 Square Miles In Central South Dakota With 200 Ranches In Path: Scores Saved By Motor Patrol.

3,000 Head Of Cattle Die In Fire   500 Square Miles Of South Dakota Farms And Ranches Swept By Devastating Flamec

Fire Sears 600 Miles of Prairie   South Dakota Farmers Survey Loss; Many Cattle Die in Flames

Prairie Fire Sweeps 500 Square Miles In South Dakota; 3,000 Head Of Cattle Reported Lost

At Least 3,000 Head of Cattle Are Destroyed  500. Squa   " 500-Square Mile S. Dakota Area Burns

Flames Rage Over 200 Square Miles; Hay, Feed Loss High   Takes Volunteer Army of 300 Fire Fighters 12 Hours To Bring Blaze Under Control

Roars Across 500 - 60 Square Miles Of Ranct Land; Livestock, Crops. Some Homes Destroyed

Prairie Fire Rages Over 500 Square Miles In S. Dakota; 3,000 Cattle Killed In Blaze

Fire Sweeps S. D. Prairie   Thousands of Head Of Catlle Destroved

500 Square Miles In South Dakota Seared By Blaze  mi hie. ain. de ia   Control New Outbreak ‘That Leaps Over Five — Countieé: Loss Heavy

Flames Destroy 500 Square Miles Of Farming Land   Early Reports Show No Human Life Lost In 12 Hour Blaze

3,000 Head of Cattle Perish In Prairie Fire  ._/ 2 go) a   Volunteer Fighters Save Three Towns In South Dakota

Cattle by Thousands Die in Fire Raging {Over 500 Square Miles in South Dakota

PRAIRIE FIRE RAGES OVER 500 MILES OF SOUTH DAKOTA FARMS, RANCHES

SOUTH DAKOTA FARM LANDS BURNED   Blaze Sweeps 500 Square Miles Of Ranches   300 VOLUNTEERS   Prevent Even Higher Loss; Sparks From Combine Seen As Cause

3,000 Head of Cattle Destroyed as Prairie Fire Sweeps 500 Square Miles of South Dakota Farmland

At Least 3,000 Head of Cattle Are Destroyed   500 Square Mile S. Dakota Area Burns

Fire-Fighters Bring Blaze Under Control   Ravaged Area Covers More Than 500 Square Miles; Much Livestock Is Feared Burned

Second Prairie Fire Discovered   South Dakota Region Burned Over By  Grass Flames

Prairie Fire Rages Over Dakota Land   At Least 3,000 Head of Cattle Destroyed by Blaze That Spreads Over: 500 Miles of Farms

CATTLE PERISH IN PRAIRIE FIRE   At Least 3,000 Head Caugh In South Dakota Blaze

Highway Patrol Saves Many Lives   Communications Down, Towns Are Saved By Plowina Fire Breaks

‘Thousands of Cattle Already Destroyed  New Prairie Fire Breaks Out j in Seared Ranae

Blaze Rages Over 500 Square Miles   Considerable Loss in Homes, Crops in Area  Seen

A PRAIRIE FIRE  DESTROYED 3,000 WEAN NE CATTIE   Raged Over More than 500 Square Miles of Farms, _ and Ranches.   CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA   Flames Were Brought Under Control] Early Today; Loss Is Heavy.

Flames Sweep: More Than 500 Square Miles —   No Estimate of Loss Of Buildings, Stock, Feed and Pasturage

500 Square Miles Scorched . . . .  Loss Heavy As  Prairie Inferno Sweeps Dakota

Prairie Fire in South Dakota Is Termed ‘Disaster’   Fear Large Number Of Cattle May Be Lost---500 Square Miles Affecead

Prairie Fire Starts Anew In S. Dakota   Flames Sear 600 Square Miles; Most Livestock Is Saved but Damage te Pasturage Heavy

4 Homes Burn  But No Lives Reported Lost   300-Man Army of Volunteers Brings Flames Under Control

3 Towns Periled by Prairie Fire   3,000 Head of Cattle Perish as Blaze Covers 500 Square Mile Area in South Dakota.

Thousands Of Cattle Lost In S. Dakota   Blaze Sweeps 500Square-Mile Section In Middle Of State

First Estimates Of Cattle Loss  Said Excessive Range Land Blackened Over 700 Square Miles

Prairie Fire in S. Dakota Kills Stock, Scorches 500-Mile Area   3000 Cattle Known to Be Destroyed; 200 Farms in Stricken District

RagingPrairieF ire Kills 3,000 Cattle In South Dakota   Bluz ¢  Teayels  27-Mil Strip ‘Threatening 200 \.. Ranches With 25,000 , * Animals —

500-Mile Area Burns; Flames Under Control   Second Day Of Fighting I Central Counties; Buildings, Crops Lost

3,000 CATTLE DIE IN RAGING PRAIRIE FIRE   Toll in South Dakota Blaze, Affecting 500 Square Miles, May Go Higher.

HUGE PRAIRIE FIRE TAKES CATTLE TOLL   500 Square Miles Of Farms Hit In South Dakota

Fresh Blaze Is Put Out; Vast Fires Seorch 500 Square Miles Of Land

AT LEAST 3,000 HEAD OF CATTLE DESTROYED BY A PRAIRIE FIRE RAGING OVER SOUTH DAKOTA FIELDS

SECOND OUTBURST Of VAST SOUTH DAKOTA PRAIRIE FIRE HALTED  MORE THAN 500 SQUARE MILES, MANY CATTLE BURN IN FIRST BLAZE

Thousands Of Head Of Cattle Destroyed In Range Fire; South Dakota Loss Heavy

3,000 Head of Cattle  Lost in Prairie Fire   Flames Sweep Over 500 Square Miles of Central South Dakota

SOUTH DAKOTA BLAZE COVERS FIVE COUNTIES   Seen ‘Greatest Disaster Since The Big Drought’

SOUTH DAKOTA HOLOCAUST COVERS 500 SQUARE MILES   Officials Fear Known Cottle Loss May Be Only Fraction Of Final Total

3.000 Cattle, Possibly More. Are Destroyed  Telephone Blackout   Telephone Blackout Bars Estimates Of Damage Totals— No Lives Lost

Prairie Fire Ravages. Farm Area   At Least 3,000 Cattle Dead: As Flames Sweep ‘500 Square Miles of South Dakota Ranches

Vast Blaze Scorches 500-Mile Area Over South Dakota   Fire Fighters Control Great Conflagration Afte Hard Battle; Loss in Livestock and Grain ; Is Estimated High; No Humans Reported Dead

Farm Bureau Queen Will Be Crowned Tonich   Miss Joan Browning Will Be Crowned Insurance Queen During Prorram.

Joan Browning Is Gass Farm Bureau Queen   Ejght To Be In Court At An: nual Coronation In Noble School Friday.

Firm Here To Charge Union   Danzer To Charge UFW With Unfair Labor Prac: tice, Breach Of Law.

AwardsCeremony to Highlight Army Week Here  War Heroes to Be Honored at Program Monday

Awards Ceremony to Highlight Army Week Here  War Heroes to Be Honored at Dian: Mae wer

Violence At. Clinton Plant Has Subsided   500 Workers ‘Were Back At Their Jobs Today

HEFTY PRESIDENT LEADS ATTACK  State Police Take Charge :  After Picket Line Rushed

Extend Search For Suspected Girl Kidnaper   Sixteen Year Old California Girl Held Captive For Nearly 24 Hours   HUNT MAN POSING AS BEAUTY SCOUT

GIRL ESCAPES COAST KIDNAPER   California Police Search For Man Who Abducted High School Girl

GIRL, If GETS OM      Abductor Fails in Attempt to Pick Up $10,000 Ransom

All California Joins In Quest For Kidnaper   Girl Lured by Man — Who Poses as Scout For Beauty Contest

GIRL, 16, GETS AWAY FROM KIDNAPER   Abductor Fails in Attempt to Pick Up $10,000 Ransom

SUGGEST DISABILITY CHECKUP "ON 29,000 RETIRED OFFICERS   ARMY-NAVY. PERSONNEL - BOARD FAVORS NEW EX: AMS OF THOSE DRAW: . ING COMPENSATION

Check Urged On 30,000 Ex-Officers   Army, Navy Propose Physical Exams For Pensioned Aides

Disability  Check Likels   Re-Examination of Al Former Officers On Disability Retirement Pay Is Recommended

RETIRED ARMY OFFICERS MAY GET PAY CUTS   RE - CHECK ORDERED ON DISABILITIES OF 35,000

ANOTHER RECOKD MADE FOR CORN   July Quotation is Highest in History Today at Chicago.

All Hope For Crop Gone In [Wide Region   lowa, Nebraska and Missouri Facing Fourth Disaster

JULY CORN HITS ALL-TIME MARK   Soars to $2.02 for 3rd Time Over 19]9

Communists Try To Trap  Eisenhower   Want General To Addrese Them In Washington

Communists May Iry to Pull Fast One   Phoney “March on Washington” by 500 War Voete Ie Planned

Radicals Plot Fake ‘March’   Writer Says Gen. Ike 1s Sought as Dupe

SHOWERS AID FIRE CONTROL   SCATTERED RAINS IN FOREST FIRE ZONE. TO BE. WELCOMED BY WEARY .  MEN

Hope For Rain To End Forest  Fires In Maine   Magnitude Of Forest Fire Disaster Is Now Being Revealed

Doubts We Can Fulfill Our Pledges   Says Blue Prints And Paper Armies Are Not Enough

U.S. Dissipating Military Strength, Forrestal Warns   Navy Chief Doubts America Can Fulfill Commitments to UN

Stay Strong, Navy’s Chief Warns Nation   Quit Dribbling Away Military Power, U. S. Advised by Forrestal

U.§. ls Warned To Retain Strenath   Nation !s Dissipating Power, Forrestal Soys

DEFENSE NOT POSSIBLE WITH ~ WANING FORGE   Doubts if U. 8. Could Fulfill Military Oblications

Senate Vote At 3 P. M. Is  Crucial Test   Marshall Appeals For Congress O. K. Of Military Te With South America.

Switch by O’Conor Dooms Last Hopes   Maryland Senator Makes Decision As Senate Prepares for 2 P. M. Vote

O'CONOR DOOMS VETO FORCES; TO CROSS TRUMAN   Maryland Senator Says He Will Vote For Labor Measure

Youth Slays Two Policemen   Step Taken By U.S. To Halt Strike   Son of Professor Also Is Wounded   Stassen Mum While on Trip   Farm Leader Hits Luxury Spending   $1,200 Painting Missing From Columbus Gallery   Two Women Are Sought in Slaying of Ohio Farmer

Tt Was Terrible!   Fellow Miner Describes illinois Coal Mine Disaster; Thankful He Is Alive.

B-29 Superfort, Missing Since Tuesday, Is Sighted Near  Northern Seward Peninsuia   Radio Reports Make No Mention of Condition of Plane Or Any Signs of Life; Found Near Position From Which Skip Was Last Heard at Noon Tuesday

Missing B-29 Is Sighted in North Alaska   Condition of Plane Or Signs of Life Not Mentioned in Meager Reports From Scene

SEARCHERS SIGHT HISSING BOMBER   B23 DOWN ON SEWARD PENINSTLA—CONDITION OF CRAFT IN DOUBT.

Missing Superiort Said Sighted In North Alaska  No Reporis Are Madi Of Condition of Plane or Passengers

‘Mass:of Cool Air Due to Chill: Texas   Perfect Football Weather Promised Over Week-End

FBI CAPTURES NO. 1 FELON LAST NIGHT   Sought For Seven Years, Was Wanted for Theft, Murder, Jail Break.

FBI Special, Agents Trap Amiel Barker   Notorious Murderer and Felon Is Ovyerpowered in Autemobile Loaded With  Woannnc._

ALLEGED ROBBER SCAUGH T BYF BL   Barker Has Arsenal in Car when Captured at Chicago.

Nations Receiving Aid To Be Visited   Subcommittee Will See For Itself How State Department Is Spending Money

House Scans Alt Deals Of State Dept.   Foreign Affairs Committee Watching Various Foreign Relief Programs.

WOOL BILL WILL FACE VETO UNLESS CHANGES GRANTED   Solon Warns President Likely to Deciine Measure in Present Form

Twenty Deaths Reported Over The Weekend   Fourteen Traffic Victims Claimed Over The State

Twenty Deaths Reported Over The Weekend  Fourteen Traffic Victims Claimed

PAYMENTS AND LOANS UNDER FIVE PROGRAMS T0 BE $906,000 LESS THAN FOR PRECEDING YEAR

$2,855,000 U.S. Money To Aid State   Federal Government To Make Payments Under Five Agriculturs Department Programs

BEARDEN DENIES SLAYING - WOMAN, AND DECLARES _ . THEY WERE ATTACKED

DAZED SUSPECT CLAIMS ATTACK   Chicagoan To Be Quizzed In Mutilation Slaying Of Mother -

Soviet Movie Hits Britain And America      Portrays Stalin As Accusing Allies With Breaking Solemn Promise to Open Seeond Front In 1942

Not a Single: ‘Bridge’ Ts Oper » Between Bans: City: and. .        BRACE -FOR: THE ‘CRESTS   At? ‘Pattonsburg’ 120° ‘Refugees - Housed on. ‘Third Floor of -a Building... ~

THIS AFFAIR IS INTERNATIONAL   TEACHER ANDO STUDENT UNDER ARREST

Russia Complains Her Proposals in UN Doomed to Fail Before Presented

UN Rejects Soviet WarCriminalPlea   shouted Charges U. S., Britain Harbor’ Culprits Beaten. 40-7

U. N. Rejects Soviet Bloc Charge  U. S., Britain Hide War Criminals

ACCUSATION IS VOTED DOWN BY ASSEMBLY   Final Results Show 40 to 7 Against Russian Policy

RUSSIAN BLOC IS DEFEATED BY 40-7 VOTE   Charges Were Leveled At U. S., Britain By Slavic States

U.S., Britain Deny Shielding  War Crimina!s  : British Resolution   British Resolution Approved by Assembly in Heated Session

Soviet Charges Against British, U.S. Rejected   U.N, Votes 40 to 7 Opposing Criminal Harboring Complaint

WARMONGER’ CRY ‘NOW HARBORERS  ica   Rosslans Accuse U, S. ‘and Britain of. Hiding War Criminale Linder Winn

Western Plans ‘Railroaded’  Is Accusation   British Tangle With Vishinsky Over Mockery Indictment

America Demands Evidence That Accused Are What Russia Alleges Them To Be; Reds Just Shout.

War Criminal ‘Haven’ Denied   U.N. Rejects Red Charges That Nazis Are Harbored

Negro Given Death Penalty For Slaying   Davis Is Found Guilty in Slaying” of Silcbee Man

Slayer of Daniel Sentenced To Die   Raymond Vavis, Newton County Negro, Convicted

ESCAPE ATTEMPT - ENDS IN FAILURE   Six Are Halted Trying To Flee Mansfield Pen

PREDICT LESS MEAT IN 1948   Drop of Five Per Cent. In Consumer Supplies Is Seen By Economist

FIVE PER GENT LESS MEAT SEEN BY NEXT YEAR   Federal Official Says Public Will Also Pay High er Prices Fer It   CORN CROP FAILURE ONE OF MAIN CAUSES

General Denies Story of $50,000 Hughes Loan Plea   Retired Air Officer Says Request Was Made In 1947, Not During War

Probers Listen. To Air Officer   General Testifies Hughe Offered Him Position

General Denies Attempt To Borrow Money From  Hughes During Wartime   Air Force Officer Says Pressure Exerted To Force Contract Award

Retired Air Force General Says FDR, Jesse Jones Pressed Hughes Order  Admits Trying Borrow Money From Hughes After War; Meyer Contradicts Witness

Denies Loan Sought From Plane-Maker   General In Denial; Claims ‘Pressure’  By FDR And Tones

PROBERS TOLD OF JOB OFFER   Witness Says Hughes Made Proposition For Him To “Write Own Ticket”

Hughes Probe Brings Denial Of Borrowing  By General Meyers   While Ciciat Geverument lepostor A Place Plast a Pest Wer Jebs Were Frequently Offered  Mewever. General Said

But: He Tells Senate Probers He Has: Tried to Borrow $50,000 _ From Plane Builder Since War Ended—Testifies Hollywood Millionaire Had “Powerfal Friends” Exert Pressure -in Behalf of His Efforts to Get War Contracts. :

GENERAL DENIES LOAN ATTEMPT   Bennett Meyers Disclaims Charge He Sought $50,000 From Hughes During War

GENERAL SAYS HUGHES DEAL ‘HAD AN ODOR’   Retired Air Force Toy Drawer Officer Has Hie Daw At Probe

Retired Air Force General Disputes Testimony He Tried to Borrow From Hughes

HUGHES PLANE CONTRACT HAD DECIDED ODOF   General Meyers Says FDR Among Those Who Put On Pressure   DENIES HE TRIED ~ TO SECURE $50,000

Air General Denies Requesting Hughes Loan in Wartime   Gen. Mevers Reports Hughes Offered Him lucrative Postwar Job in 1944 and Admits Requesting Planemaker for Loan This Year

Meyers Denies Loan Solicited From Hughes  Retired General Scoffs at Report OF Wartime Der

TAX LOAD COULD BE CUT, BELIEF   Committee Suggests Six-Billion Slash—Knutson Renews His Own Plea

SLASH IN TAXES HELD FEASIBLE   Business Men’s Group Hands Report To Congress

Committee Says Tax Load Can Be Lightened In “48   Report of Businessmen Is Turned Over to Congress Tax Experts for Study.

CED Report Indicates US Tax Load Can Be Lightened  $6 Billion Without Hurting Programs

Tax Load Can Be Lightened, View  CED Reports Steps;._. - Aid Not Jeopardized.

Tax Cuts and Aid Program Held Possible   $6,000,000,000 Tax Slash Seen  hey Committee

COMMITTEE ASKS CUT.IN-US TAXES   ~ BUSINESSMEN STATE ECONOMY CAN STAND SIX BILLION SLASH

CED Says U.S. Can Trim Tax Load $6 Billion in 1948 and Carry Aid. Payments on Debt

Experts Study Tax Cut Report Of Businessmen  $6,000,000,000 Cut Possible in 1948 urvey Asserts

Businessmen Ask 1948 Tax Cut   Tell Congressmen $6,000,000,000 Reduction Would Not Affect Aid, Debt Paymen

Favors Cut in: 1948 Tax Load by 6 Billion  Se eee eee   CED Urges Congress Make Revision as Soon as Possible

Report U.S. Tax Slash Is Possible   Experts Maintain 6-billion. Cut Would Not Affect Aid Plan Or Nattanafl Nabe

6 Billion Tax Cut Envisioned by CED In Latest Report  Suggestions Made By Group as Means Of Cutting Taxes

SAY ] BE CUT WITHOUT HURTING NATION   Committee For Economic Development Declares Levies Can Be Slashed Without Impairing Foreign Aid Or National Debt Payments.

Six Billion Tax Cut Requested in 1948   ‘Committee for Economic Development Reports Tax Load Can Be Reducéd Without Danger to Foreian Aid Program or Debt Retirement

CED Says U. S. Tax Load Can Be Lightened Six Billions Without Hurting Aid, Debt Plans

GOV, HERBERT HOLDS LABOR BILL HEARING   Veto Or Signing Of Van Aker Proposal Due By Monday

STATE DEPARTMENT NOT TO TAKE OVER   Administration Of Occupied Areas To Remain Under Milidary Government

Taft Outlines - GOP Program   Further Anti-Inflation  Diccecnunks Panwvestenal

Senate Policy Group Maps Stiff Schedule   ® House To Give Top Spots To Tax, Costs Cuts

GOP SOLONS TO DISCUSS OTHER ECONOMY ACTS   Taft Says Policy Committee Will Take Up Various Issues Next Month

GOP Policy Committee Lays Plans   Senate Leaders To Consider AntiInflation Proposals

OO. P. LEADERS PLAN NEW ATTACK ON LIVING COSTS   Taft Says Policy Group Will Consider Further Anti-Inflation Proposals to Lay Before Congress.   BUDGET QUESTION LIKELY TO COME UP   House Chiefs Give Top Places to Tax Cut, Rent Controls and Slash in Government Synending.

Heavy seodule — ree  New Attacks Against HCL. Ane Studied By Senaiors   Vax Reduction. Kent Control Extension Get House Priorits

Taft Promises More Attempts To Curb Cost:   Heavy Schedule Outlinec ‘When Congress Recouvenes By Presiden tial Candidate -, :

Taft Outlines GOP Policy Group s Work   Republicans to Push Control of Rent, Trading and Credit

3 Measures Top List For New Session   Look For Heavy Schedule; Attack On Cost Of Living.

G. 0. P. Maps New Attack On Inflation  Tax Reduction,  Rent Control .” At Top of List

GOP Policy Group Meets in January  More Anti-inflation Propsals Considered

Further Anti-Inflation Proposals to Get Early Consideration by Senate

Why Bevin Aired Holy Land Issue   Briton’s Blast At Truman Was Calculated To Appease Opposition to Attlee’s Socialist Regime

United Nations Adopts Little Assembly Plan By Overwhelming Vote   Soviet Bloc Promptly Announces Intent Of Boycotting Sessions

Urge Delay in Pipe Line Sale   Move Before State Senate—Congressmen  Also Favor Move

OUT FOR ALEMAN   Mexico President to Spend Day in Missouri City Before Leaving For Home.

PASSAGE OF MEASURE .TO AUTHORIZE GREEK:  TURKISH FINANGIAL , .  AID GOES TO HOUSE .._.

Greco-Turkish Aid Bill Awaits  House Actior   Expect Speedy Approval Of $400,000,000 Measure After Senate 67-23 Vote   MINOR REVISIONS ONLY INDICATED

HOUSE SLATEL TO PASS All BILL QUICKLY   Senate Backs Truman Plan @ To Help Balkans By 67 To 23 Vote

AID APPROVAL SEEN NEXT WEEK   House OK of Greek-Turkish Aid Bill Belleved Certain — Senate Gives Measure Overwolming Approval Tuesday,

SENATE. PASSES 400-MILLION MEASURE 67-23   Prompt Approval Seen In Lows er Branch before End of Next Week

APPROVED.IN SENATE BY f)-23 VOTE   Passage Expected in Lower House by End of Next Week

House Approves Million Increase In Direct Relief   House Committee Meets Secretly For Three Hours

LER HAD A C00D 0B   COLLECTED 500 YEARS PAY IN IN ADVANCE DURING Two.’ . YEARS AS CHANCELLOR

Harriman Woult Stop Relief To Leftist Nations   Commerce Secretary Gives Views In Testifying.

. —COMMITTEESecretary Refers to ‘Austria ~   MAY. PROBE URANIUM -

Harriman Testifies at House Quiz  rr er __¥3   U. S. Should Be Ready to Aid,  Be Relieves

Commerce Secretary To Furnish List Of Commodities U. S. Is Exporting To Russia

SOVIET SYMPATHY WOULD STOP AID FROM AMERICA   HARRIMAN DECLARES EUROPEAN NATIONS MUST OPPOSE REDS

Asks U.S. Aid To Any Nation Ousting Reds   Secretary Harriman Bars Further Help To Future States  Joining Soviet Bloc

As A Country Comes Under Soviet Power U. S. Should Refrain From Continuing Aid

Harriman Would Deny Aid To Nations Which Russia May Sometime Dominate

Secretary of Commerce Testifies Before House Foreign Affairs Group in Behalf of Emergency Aid.   TO FURNISH LIST OF EXPORTS TO RUSSIA

Thinks Help Should Go To Some Nations   Favors Refusing Relief To Those Dominated By Reds

US Aid To Free Nations  Desired   Would Cut Off Aid To Any Country Endangered

Would Bar Aid To Nation Reds Might Influence  Commerce Secretar On Witness Stand

HALT RELIEF WHEN SOVIET SWAY SEEN, HARRIMAN’ ADVISES  LANDS GETTING FREE FROM RUSSIA SHOULD

Limit Of U.S. Aid Proposed  By Harriman   Would Stop Aid To These Who Might In Future Come Under Influence Of Soviet Russia

Believes in Aid For All Free Of  Soviet Influence   Commerce Secretary Asked for List of U.S. Exports to Russia

Interior Head Tells Committee Help Would Be Withdrawn If Nations Should Fall under Red Russia Influence

Outlines Stand Before Foreign Affairs Group  Says Some Nations Would Join U. S.

HALT RELIEF WHEN SOVIET SWAY SEEN, HARRIMAN ADVISES  LANDS GETTING FREE FROM RUSSIA SHOULD BE HELPED, HE SAYS

Harriman Raps Russian Policy  Says Eastern Europe Held in fron Grip

Lenient Charter for Aid Opposec   Administration Plea Bumps into GOP Drive to Make Program “Rigid and Inflexible.”

Republicans May Tighten Foreign Aid   Delay Seen In Truman Program

Opposes Aiding Nations Under Red Influence  Harriman Speaks Out At Hearing  In Wacshinaton

Harriman Favors. Stopping US. Aid To Red Sa telllites .   However, He Would. Help Nations. Who... Might — Free Selves From ‘Domination

Trade Chief Wants Stern U.S. Course   Tells Hearing He Favors End To Aid If Nations Come Under Russians’ Future Domination

Harriman Favors Cutting Off Aid To Red Countries   Says No Help Ready For Nations Likely To Fall To Russia

HALTING AID TO RED COUNTRIES   Vandenberg Reveals U. S. Has Vital Interest in Uranium Resources

Harriman Against Aid To Red Bloc   Poland, Hungary trorced Into Red Domination

YANKS WIN FOUR CHAMPIONSHIPS IN TENNIS TOURNEY   Kramer-Falkenburg And Hart-Todd Doubles  Teams Victors

URGE 2 PARTIES BACK GREEK All   DEMOCRATS PROPOSE G. 0. P. JOIN IN STATEMENT SUPPORTING TRUMAN PLAN,

URGES JOINT STATEMENT  e2e*aweerarse”? eA ar l€6Uc ee ...DhlLUDQUDMlC COCO hhlUtlCtC

CLUB WOMEN ARE TOLO OF THE PENNA. DUTCH   Mrs. Stephan Maxcy Speaker At Event in Quakertown   THEIR ART DESCRIBED

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various Cammunities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

More Newsprint Seen By April   Shortage To Last For Another Month

U.S. To Get More Newsprint From Canada In Spring  Use Box Cars  To Ship Wheat

Senators to Hear  Lilienthal Again   Atomic Energy Nominee Recalled to Give Red Stand

Lilienthal to Give Answer   Capehart to Vote Against Appointment, Ball Gives Support

PLANE SURVIVES FLIGHT THROUGH A HURRICANE   Tornado Buffets 40-Passenger Pan-American Plane On Way to Miami.

WOULD SIDETRAGK OFFICE BUILDING FOR THE STATE   Committee Wiped Out House Appreved Plan to Spend " $2,000,000.   IN JEFFERSON CIFY   Will Spend $175,000 In Chillicothe On Industrial Home.

Terrific Blasts Cause Widespread Havoc In Spain   Estimdte 200 Dead And 5,000 ale In Explosions At  City Of Cadiz   DISASTER LIKENED TO ONE IN TEXAS

Exams For Foreign Service Are Among World's ‘Toughest  Diplomats Now Must Know Great  Deal More Than Cookie-Pushing

Wage-Price Spiral May Be Started By Coal Contract  Schmid! Outlines View To Congress

NEW DRIVE SEEN FOR MORE WAGES   Chamber of Commerce Official Says Wage-Price Spiral Will Start

Torture Bandits Obtain $25,000 FromUnion sSafe   Four Hooded Chicago Gunmen Nab Clerk to Obtain Combination

AID FOR SMALL TAXPAYER, PLAN   lowa Bill Would Boost Tax Deductions

Reason For  Ratification. Of Treaties   Expect Election In Hun. gary Today to Make Cluieh More Secure

Americans Say Russia Now Feels Sure of Its Pox wer in Eastern Europe

Hungary Vote Indicates Red Control   U. S. Diplomats Think Moscow Feels Certain of Power

LITTLE NATIONS IN SOVIET GRIP   Quick Ratification O Peace Treaties Shows Russian Confidence

Reds Believed Sure of Clutch   Raltificution Viewed as Hold On Fastern Enrope

May Receives Fight-Month  To 2-Year Term   Garsson Brothers Get Similar Sentences  In War Fraud Case

Convicted Accepting War Bribes   Garsson Brothers, Munitions Makers Draw A Like, Sentence. Lawyers

Group Given Eight Months To Two Years May, Garssons Giver Short Prison Terms

May, Garssons Get Sentences  Receive 8 Months To 2 Years In Prison

MAY GIVEN EIGHT MONTHS T0 TWO YEARS IN PRISON   Former Chairman of House Military Committee Sentenced on Wartime Rribe Charges.   SAME PUNISHMENT FOR TWO GARSSONS   Former Congressman, in Ples for Mercy, Denies Ever Receiving Money He Did Not Earn.

MAY, GARSSON BROTHERS GET PRISON TERMS   Federal Judge Deliver: Eight Months To Two  Year Sentences

Still Maintain Innocence OF Charges Andrew May And Garssons Gel Prison Terms For War Bribery

MAY IS GIVEN PRISON TERN   Former Legislator, Garssor Brothers Sentenced On War Bribe Charges

May And Garsson Brothers Receive Prison Sentences  Given Eight-Month To Two-Year Terms

May and Garssons Get Eight Months  To Two Years   Ex-Congressman Make Fervent Mercy Plea to Court

May Sentenced In Fraud Case   Former Congressman and Garssons Get Eight Months To Two Yeare

Red Cross: Makes Plans For This Summer Program:  Drive Far Funds

Red Cross: Makes Plans For This Summer Program  - Drive For Funds _ Near Completion— “Blan A; nbtenbi ag. .

Wallace Asseris U.S.Seeks — Oil From Arabia  Wants U.N. Used as Vehicle : ce Aitain Goal

Wallace Asserts U. S. Seeks Oil From Arabia  Wants U.N. Used as Vehicle to Attain Goal

‘Saudi Arabia Oil U.S. Aim-- Wallace   Former Vice-President Claims That Is Obiect Of Policy; Urges Other Methods

Wallace Says U.S. Is After Oil  _ Brands Method Used  As Imperialistic

OIL GRAB IS SATISFACTORY TO WALLACE   Believes UN Charter Should Be Observed  In Natural Resources

WALLACE SAYS U. §. AFTER OIL IN MIDDLE EAST   France Urged To Keep  Firm Course, Free rr eS

Wallace Says U.S. Seeks Arabian Oil   Would Prefer Using U.N., He Tells French

U.S. 1S AFTER MIDDLE EAST OIL WALLACE SAYS   American Imperialism  Assailed By Former Vice President

HOUSE DEFEATS EFFORT 10 GUT FARFIGN ANN BIL   ‘Final Approval of $590,000, 000 Measure in Present  Form Expected to  Come Today.   LAST-DITCH FIGHT ~ MADE ON PROGRAM   Congressman Short, in Sleshing Speech, Declares Money Should Be Used to Build Up Defenses.

House Rejects All Efforts To Slash Emergency Relief   Final Approval Expected Today—Republicans Lash Out At Bleeding U. §. White Instead OF Buildina Defencac

ALL ATTEMPTS TO SLASH AID BILL REJECTED   Move to Increase Also Beaten As Measure Nears Final Vote

House Rejects Efforts To Slash Own Aid Bill   “Vote For 590 Million Likely Today; . _ White‘On Senate Compromise Group

Also Blocks Move To Increase Fund   Anti-Communist Riders Approved

House Rejects Efforts to Cut Stop-Gap Aid   Final Approval of Bill Regarded as Virtual Certainty

Final Approval Of Foreign Aid) Measure In Present Form Is Likely Today

House Rejects Slashing of European Aid  Bill Approval Seen As Likely Today

Chamber Votes Ban on Relief To Red Nations   Final Action on Bill Likely Today; Senate To Resist Provisions

House Votes Down Cut In Aid Measure  Approval Seen — Today; Rej jects

Also Bans Distribution  Of Supplies For Relief By Communist Officials   Congress Moving Rapidly Toward Final Action On Appropriations

EMER BILL =EXPECTED TO PASS HOUSE   Representatives Reject All Efforts To Cut Help To Europe

ASKS BELL INV ESTIG. ATION   Sen. Templar Would Reinstate Probe of Telephone Rates

RUSSIA WANTS TO BEAT U. 8. MAKING STEEL   SCRAP COLLECTION BY AMERICA IS SUGGESTED

RUSSIAN STEEL CHALLENGE SEEN   fen. Martin Declares Soviet Expanding Industry

Income Tax for School and Bonus Funds Proposed   Objections to Higher Sales, Real Estate Levies Are Heard

Four More Bills Signed by Blue; 66 This Session   Des Moines —( AP)— Gov. Robert D. Blue signed into law todas the senate bill to create an eleclive county board of education in each of Iowa's 99 counties.

Texas Second State To Reject Limit on. Presidential Tenure   House Kills Amendment by 84 to 27 Vote

BRICKER: BACKS. - STAND-OF TAFT   ‘OHIO SENATOR ONLY MEM. BER ‘OF COMMITTEE ‘TO  VOTE AGAINST LILLI '': UENTHAL AT SHOW. ° PRoOAwwnN

75,000,000 Bushel Grain  Saving Seen   Government Experts Say Livestock Farmers Will Save Three-Fourths of Wheat Needed for Goal

Experts Predict Farmers to Save 75 000.000 Bu. of Wheat   Will Equal Three-t ourths of 100,000,000 Bushel Conservation Target  By OVID A. MARTIN

Farmers Cut Wheat as Feec for Livestock  Experts Pradic+   Experts Predict Saving of at Least 75 Million Bushels

‘Government Grain Experts Say U. S. Will Save About Three-Fourths Of 100,000,000 Food-Saving Target

Predict Livestock Producers Will . Save 75 Million Bushels of Wheat

NAZI CLEANUP” "IN FAR EAST   MORE THAN THOUSAND GER “MANS ARE BEING SHIPPED BACK: TO THEIR FATHER. LAND

ALL 23 ON WRECKED PLANE BELIEVED DEAD   No Signs of Life at Crash Scene in French Alps—Four Bodies Are Recovered.

Veterans’ Bonus Would be Delayed   Herbert Urges Voters To React at Polls

WAIT IN STORE ON BONUS PAY   Soldier Payments May Be Delayed, If Issue Passes

GOVERNOR SAYS TIME NEEDED T0 GET MONEY   State Must Also Set Up Proper Distribution Centers for Veterans

Wide Sections of Punjab Capital Aflame, With More Than 200 Dead in Fighting Over Division of Provinces—British to Relinquish Rule Over 400,000,000 People Friday— Constituent Assembly Prepares to Take Over.

WITHDRAWAL OF BRITISH STIRS INDIAN STRIFE   Wide Sections Of Moslem Capital Aflame As British Relinquish Reins Of Power In New Indian Dominion.

NEW BOMBINGS IN HOLY LAND FIGHT   First Answer of Jewist Underground to Actior On Gruner.

Marshall Returns To Face Widened Split With Red:    State Secretary Back from  Rio Parley; Truman  Works on Speech

AVAK DRAWS: HUGE THRONG   CROWD OF 1500 GATHERED WHEN PERSIAN “HEALER” APPEARED AT.LOS ANGELES CHURCH

FIGHTER ABSOLVED IN DOYLE’S DEATH   Commission Moves To Prevent Tragedy Recurrence

Wind Causes Boy’s Death  Youth Rlown From   Youth Blown From Toledo Railroad Bridge,  Drowns in Rirer.

Officers Of H. S. League Are Elected  Selection For Honor Society Also Made

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS   High School Studen League Leaders Assume Office

Seek Final  Agreement By Tonight   Second Session Held In Effort To Get Contract In Shape For Ratification

LEGAL TANGLE BLOCKS PACT: WITH MINERS   OPERATORS BALK AT ATTEMPT TO BYPASS TAFT-HARTLEY BILL

Quarter Million Soft Coal Miners Strike Tomorrow?   Negotiations on Wage Pact Break -Down in Final Legal Tangles

Legal Tangles Delay Writing of Northern Pact   Race Aqainst Denudline With: Little-Hepe of Averting Mator Tie-Up

Miners Set To Strike Tuesday   Settlement Hope Fades as Coal Parley Bogs Down 

Strike In Soft Coal Mines Of Nation Likely To Start  Tomorrow   Legal Obstacles Arise In Talks   Tentative Agreement On General Terms Reached In Earlier Sessions

r Diggers—  A New Mine Tieup Likely   Lewis Reported Demanding Legal Protection Against The New Taft-Hartley Labor Law

Miners Won't Work Without  An Agreement   Due Back Tuesday From Vacation, But Await Word From Lewis

Coal Strike Near As Parleys Fail  New Labor Law Held  The Stumbling ockthe St bling Block Th .wellimea 7. {oo

Miners’ Strike Tuesday Seems Almost Certain   Proposed Peace Pact Runs Into Last-Minute Legal Tangles.

Effort to Avoid Soft Coal Strike Bogs Down Again   Northern Operators, Steel Companies and Lewis Continue Talks

MINE WALKOUT SEEMS CERTAIN   At Least 60 Percent Of 400,000 Expected To Strike Tuesday   ALL MAY LEAVE JOBS

Fail to Agree on Contract Wording  Still in Session as Nation Awaits

EXPECT COAL STRIKE 10 GO ON TOMORROW   Sixty Per Cent of Soft Coal Miners Refuse to Work as Wage Pact Hits Last-Minute Legal Tangles.   RGA IVS,. Union and Steel Company Representatives Fail to  Agree on Contract at  Conference With John si

PARLEY FAILS TO END COAL STRIKE CRISIS   Negotiators Resume Conference in  Washington

Stall On Coal  Mine Peace As Deadline Nears   Miners Due Back Tomorrow, But ‘No Contract, No Work’

Fail to Reach Agreement on Coal Contract  New Session Set TT, Finich Dente

Conference ls Renewed .  _ Strike Looms; Pits ~ Due To Open Tuesday

Mine Operators Can’t Reach Agreement with John L. Lewis Over Terms of New Contract.  —_narwewewenaman_ -see 6ST  a CCA PREIS tT   MINERS’ VACATION MAY BE EXTENDED

Work to Avoid Coal Industry Strike Tuesday      Four-Hour Session Held To Discus New Contract For 40,000 Miners

LEGAL TANGLES THREATEN PACT AS HOUR NEARS   Northern Contract Mus! Be Approved Before Lewis Will Continue

Lewis. Owners To Try Again This Afternoon   Former Reported Asking Protection Against  Hartley Bill

Bid For UN Voice By JewsIs Doomed   Russian-Supported Demand For Independent Palestine State For Arabs Also To Fail

Expect UN To Reject’ Jews’ Bid   First Test Votes On Key Questions Before Assembly . Expected Tadavw.

Marshall Off To Big 4 Talks   Holds Parley With Byrnes Prior to Flight

TRUMAN SEES MARSHALL OF   Wishes Secretary ‘God speed’ on Departure For Big-4 Meet in Lendon

Marshall Leaves For ‘Big Four’ Peace Sessions   Truman Expresses ‘Utmost Confidence’ in State Secretary

MARSHALL .s      Secretary Has Truman’s Blessing For Early Peace Settlement

Big Four To Tatk Peace”  Marshall: Goes to Iondon.With lrumun“Contidence

MARSHALL HOPS OFF FOR LONDON   SECRETARY TO CONFER WITH  FOREIGN MINISTERS ON PEACE SETTLEMENT.

Marshall Leaves For Conference  Foreign Ministers To Meet In London

Primed To Urge Peace   Agreement   Holds Conference With Hyrnes Before Eeoarding The President's Plane

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS NOT EXPECTED BY TAFT   Republican Leaders Optimis_tic About Adjournment Withaut BDelav

Congress Set To Adjourn By Midnight   Sen. Taft Hints at Special Session as Solons Press Tasks

—END IS NEAR— Congress To End Session This Evening  Way Opened For:  Special Session

Adjournment Seen Without Undue Delay   Resolution To Leave Way Open For Special Meet

‘NGRESS PUTS AST TOUCHES W 47 WORK   ny 3 Major Money Bills Gdds and Engs, Remain.

UN Subcommittee Seeks Solution To Balkan Tangle   7-Nation Group in Secret - Session; Indonesian Dis- pute Pondered

CITY CLEANUP CAMPAIGN 18 UNDER WAY   Expected to Gain Momentum Tuesday: 30 Trucks in Drive

CLEANUP CANPAIGN IS UNDER WAY   Expected to Gain Mo mentum ‘Tuesday; 30 Trucks.in Drive

NO PROGRESS MADE ON BILL UNDER DEBATE   Stripped Down Closed Shop Proposal Loses  70 to 29 Vote

House Refuses To Put Ban Only On Closed Shop   Many Amendments Still to be Acted On: Defer Action on Schick Proposal

House Tries To Hasten Labor Action   Kills Stripped Down Proposal.

Iowa House Refuses to Split Un Issues in Labor Curb Bill   Proposal for State Ban on Closed Shop Only Is Turned Down

MOBSTER SEIZED. BY FBI AGENTS:   Unable to Use Small Ar- senal in Car

FBI NAB MAN FOR VANDALIA TAVERN DEATH   AMIEL BARKER, ST. LOUIS EX-CONVICT SOUGHT SINCE 1945

Thug Captured at ‘Busiest’ Corner   7 Guns Piled in Car; Wanted For’45 Murder

Fairless, Grace Predict Plenty Of Steel Soon   Sen. Martin Assails Industry's Attitude On Present Shortage

Fear Big Lift in Production Would Speed Inflation  Declare Fewer Cars, Stoves Now Will Ward

STEEL MILLS FORESEE END OF SHORTAGES   MILLIONS WILL BE SPENT TO BUILD UP CAPACITY

Plenty of Steel In Two Years, ‘Senators Told   Girdler Says Any Boos! Tn Output Now Would Sten Un Tefles

Leaders Expect Plenty of Steel In Two Years  Fairless Hits Back  Aa oe Ee Se ore 2, re   Fairless Hits Back At Senator Martin In Shortage Probe

END OF STEEL SCARCITY SEEN IN TWO YEARS   Fairless, Grace State Views at Hearing;  Holdback Denied

Two Patrolmen  Freed On Bonds   -Officers, Convicted Of Rape, Seek To Set Aside Verdict.

Curtiss-Wright Probe Turns Out to Be Something More Than Sale of Surplus Tools

GOP Leaders Claim Three Votes Needed   Barkley Contends Democrats Will Back President’s Stand

President Sets Stage For Second Tax Cut Clash   Truman Announcement Of Another Veto Forces Issue On Congress Again   MEASURE CALLED BEFORE SENATE

Factory Wages Hit New All-Time High Washington Avers  Wholesale Prices Reach a Peak Also, Leaving Less for Workers

House Cuts Funds for Labor, FSA   Eisenhower, Nimitz Ask Peacetime Recruiting  of Women

Democrats Name Sen. McGrath Committee Head  Sched uled to Select   Scheduled to Select Convention City Too

McGrath Heads Democratic Committee.   Hannegan, Retiring Chairman, Terms GOP Record Miserabl.

SEN. M’GRATH ‘CHOSEN TODAY. BY DEMOCRATS   Succeeds - -Hannegan “AS Par ty’s National - Chairman:   VOTE UNANIMOUS   ‘Committée . Expected : ‘To Pick, eiadelphia Bor Convention

McGrath Is Named Head Of Democrats   Rhode Island Man Will Succeed Robert Hannegan

Democrats Name Sen. McGrath Committee Head  Scheduled to Select Coanvvention City Too

McGrathls Elected By Democrats   Rhode Island Senator Succeeds Hanneqan As New National Chairman

Sen. McGrath New Democrat Party Leader   Rhode Island Senator  Unanimous Choice A Chairman; Succeeds Bo! Hanneaan

SEN, J. H. M’GRAT NAMED THE NEW DEMOCRATIC HEAD   Was Ungnimously Elected Chairman of. National Committee,   SUCCEEDS HANNEGAN   Is Expected to Select Philadelphia As Place of Meeting in 1948.

PARTY HOPES TO WIPE OUT 1946 SETBACK   DEMOCRATS SQUARE AWAY FOR 1948 CAMPAIGN

OVER-RULE MOTION FOR COMPULSORY NON-SUIT   In Case of Walter and Zelma Davis and Children vs.  York and Hanna Fisher

2.900.000 Must Prove “Loyalty”   FBI Will Check Record Of All U.S. Emploves

Civil Service Commission Begins Purge   All Federal Employes Will Be Investigated

U, S, SETS OUT TO PURGE PAYROLL   FBI to Check Regp Of AT Retien Employes:

LESS THAN TWO MONTHS TO RE-INSTATE NATIONAL SERVICE LIFE INSURANCE

Truman Discusse: Foreign Policies  Newspaper Editors Hear Executive

Truman Discusses Foreign Policies  Newenadner Fodaitare   Newspaper Editors Hear Executive

LUCKY” LUCIANO JAILED BY ITALIAN POLIGE AT GENO!   ‘Former New York Vice Bos:  Removed From Turkish Meaccal F

Georgia Landlady (‘Me and Gandhi’) Starts East unto Death Aqainst Rent Control Law

Georgia Landlady in ‘Fast to Death’ ‘As Protest Against Rent Controls

BUSES RUNNING AFTER SHOOTING   Three-To Make Trip Over Route On Which Firina Occurred   ‘GUARDS MAY BE USED

SPECULATE ON SUCCESSOR TO COOK AS BANK HEAD   Bucyrus Man Neminated by Tragan fer Federal Port.

Superintendent of Banks ‘Named to Federal Post By President Truman

Declares Bevin’s Gold Suggestion Harms Britain   One-Time Under-Secretary Of State Criticizes Bevins Remarks On Economic Grounds

FRENCH TROOPS UNLOAD FLOUR FROM IS.   Rushed to Marseille to Remove Cargo of Empire State

FRENCH TROOPS UNLOAD YANKEE “CARGO = VESSEL   Commie Dockers Stall Work At Marseille: Paris Hit By Strike   THREE SHIFS SAILED

Lewis Refusal To Sign Pledge Touches Off AFL Fight Against His Stand

CROUPIER GAINS COLLEGE AWARD   University of Nevoda Girl, New York Divorcee, Is Top Student

TEEMSTITCHING .05 PER YARD At the MOSS MILLINERY. 59tIn*   POIbh PICT awn cwrpec

New Plans Laid For Vote Inquiry  Democrats Blocking Inquiry, Charge

Congressman Ploeser Says He Will Prepose Investigation if Senate Fails to Order One — Democratic Oratery in Unper Chamber Continues to Delay Showdown on Kem’s Demand for Probe of Clark’s Handling of Case.

GOP Chairman Says Democrats Delay Inquiry on Clark.  Kem Resolution Put Off in Senate, as Ploeser Sees House Action

East-West Fight On European Aid Will Go To UN   Reds Believe World Body Should Officiate

EAST-WEST GOES BEFORE UN   Soviet To Press Battle Against Marshall Plan.

Survivors Tell Of Plane Crash   Two Escaped From Acci: dent That Killed Fonr Const Guard Crewmen

Two Survivors Tell of Crash  Crawled From rr . wae i   Crawled From Burning Wreckage

Lost Airplane Carries 2 (ther Officers   All Available Planes Search for Party On Duck Hunting Trip

Gov. Snell and Two State Officials Hunted From Air When Plane Fails To Land at Southern Oregon Ranch

State Officials Feared Lost as Plane Overdue   Fails to Reach Larding Field On Hunting Trip

Soviet Vetoes Block Action On Greek Issue   Security Council Of U. N. Abandons Efforts To Reach Solution   U. N. ASSEMBLY TO FACE ISSUE

All Mothers Themaelvea  5 Mabscott Women Ask For Arrest Of *"Neglectfiul!’ Mother

All Mothers Themselves  »> Mabscott Women Ask. For Arrest OF ‘Nesleetful’: Mother.

Question Uncle in Murder of Fall River Girl   Battered Body of Eight-Year-Old Found Near Freioht Shed«

Constitution Slows Drive on Hoodlum: In Chicago   City Civil Liberty Committee Steps Into Picture and Aids an Ex-Convict

Sullivan Case. Venue Change Plea Expected   Att'y Gen'l To ‘Aid’  Berry Pracecution

Missouri Crest Sweeps Over Million Acres   More Levees Break as Tributaries Pour Floods Southward

Truman Will Veto Tax Bill Before Senate   Barkley Confers With President Before GOP Move on Measure

PRESIDENT MAY, CALL CONGRESS BACK IN FALL   Special Session On Marshall Aid Plan Possible; Politics Dismissed

PRESIDENT SAYS HE HAS NOT ChANGED MIND vic. - GARDING PROPOSED: ee ‘ cuTs .

President Will Veto Tax Slash   GOP Claims Only Three More. Votes Needed to Override

Wallace Hits President’s New Policy   Tells British Aid to Greece Turkey Is ‘‘One Way Road to War”

WALLACE BLASTS TRUMAN'S POLICY AS “ROAD TO WAR   Tells london Audience Aid _ Programs Will Bring New DNenreccion

Warns  Policy Will Bring Depression  a in Britain in Whirlwind Series

WALLACE RAPS TRUMAN POLICY   Says It Leads World Down “One Way Road to War’

Grave Alarm Expressed Over Plan For Fighting Communism   3.000 In London Hear Fiery Talk   Other Countries To Join freece And Turkey As Beneficiaries, He Says

TRUMAN PLAN ASSAILED AS ROAD 10 WAR   Wallace Voices Grave Alarm at U. S. Aid To Greeks, Turks

Opens Foreign Tour, Alarmed At US. Spirit   Party Dissident Warns Hard Policy Will Be Lastinz

Fires Ravish ThousandsOf Aeres In West   Many Conflagrations In California Counties Cause Heavy Loss: Numerous Homes Razed

FOREST FIRES IN CALIFORNIA   Fighters Battle to Check Blazes While Heat Wave Hits Area

ON TODAY'S EDITORIAL PAGE   Policy Committee Urged to Accept   Proposal by Senator Laid Before Group: Strike May Be Called Off

US Has Long Way to Go In Space Ship Research Before Relying on Them

Celestial Battlewagons Possible, But Long Research Road Is Ahead

SPACE SHIP IS POSSIBLE, BUT LONG WAY OFF   Experts Declare Vast Problems Ahead Before Such Battlewagons Developed

U.S. Action Needed Soon Lovett States   Deterioration in Condition Noted By State Official   U.S. Progressing in Space Ship Research

Scientists Assert Space Ships Possible, But Long Road Ahead In Way Of Research

High Command n UN Rushes Partitioning Plar   Agency to Arrange Details for Setting Up Jewish, Arab States

U.N. Prepares To Carry Out Palestine Split   Meeting Called Today To Set Up 5-Nation Ageney

Violence Spurs Move to Hasten UN Machinery  Threat of Holy War By Arabs ls One of hAatae TUE Hine

UN Speeds Up Creation Of Commission   United Nations Works Against Time In Effort to Avert Bloodshed in Palestine

NEW ATTACKS. IN PALESTINE sorED ACTION   Arabs in Jerusalem Killing Racial Foes, Result of Partition.

NEW INCOME TAX BILL IS OFFERED   But No Early Decision on Measure Expected

VETOED TAX BILL IS BEING REVIVED   Knutson Would Have Income Tas Redaction Take Effect Next January .

Reintroduce Tax Vetoed Measure Info Congress  New Version of Cut In Income Tax Will

Tax Slash Bill Reintroduced  GOP Doesn't Expect A Vote This Session

VETOED TAX BILL AGAIN. GIVEN HOUSE   Little Chance For Action Seen For This Term

New Version Would Make Slash Effective Next Jan. 1 eer ae ca OE SST EATeGrive Mexr von,   Tax Cut Bill Again Proposed

COURT RULES — ON TRANSPORT      2 Taft-Hartley Cases Turned Down

Fisher Will Exempt ‘Pure’ Co-Operatives   Other Hot Issues Face Legislature This Week

Wife Tells Of Killing   Admits She Slew Husband, Threw Body In River

Admits Beating Mate To Death   Sixty Year Old Anna Sosnowski Says Drunker Rages of Husband Led Her to Kill Him; Con fession Solves Grisly Mystery.

Denies Charges Before Senate Subcommittee.   Holds Elliott Roosevelt Had No Part In The Securing of Contracts

Air Cargo Plans Got Brush-off   - Kaiser Asks Committee To Find Out Why; Says Elliott Roosevelt Not Involved In Contract

WAS PRESENT AT PARTIES   Cargo Planes Were To Be Used to Defeat Submarines

TRUMAN IS INVITED TO VISIT BRAZIL   Ambassador Martins Extends Invitation—Fresident Hopes He Will Be Able to Go.

De Gaullists Pushing Plans To Install Leader As Premier Before Elections Next May

Molotov Raps Truman Policy Toward Greece   He Calls I+ Foreign Interference, Doubtful Aid to Democracy

Russians Say U. S. Policy Constitutes Foreign Interference In Greece

Doubt Aid to Greece from U. S. Policy   Russia Says Truman Plar  “Foreign Interference’’ in Troubled Land

Few Survive Butchery In Punjab Area   Only ‘Handful’ From 120,000 left; Fear Moslem-Hindu War

India Reports 116,500 Slain In. Massacre   Bodies Litter Fields; Moslem-Hindu War Feared by Leaders

100,000 HINDUS MASSACRED IN PUNJAB, INDIA   All-Out Civil War Seen Betweer Moslem And Hindu Factions

Anarchy Grips Whole Punjab   Threatens to Blaze Forth In Moslem-Hindu War

ACT TO CHECK PUNJAB RIOTS   Joint Effort By India Anc Pakistan Planned To End Wave of Bloodshed

Virtual Anarchy Engulfs Punjab  _ Hindu-Moslem War  Threatens To Spread

Moslem-Hindu Fight Feared   Joint Action Taken + Tc Holt Spreading. : Anarchy

BODY OF WIFE SLAYER FOUND   Note on Car Seat, Weighted by Cartridge Box, Leads to Find

LOCATED BODY . - OF STRANGLER      NATION-WIDE SEARCH FOR CINCINNATI MAN  ENDS WITH THE FINDING OF  - HIS BODY

British King, Queen Have African Retreat Prepared, Says Publisher

SOHOWOWE PICAAMMEL (0AAY REPORTS BRITAIN HAS SET UP SPOT IN AFRICA AS HIDEOUT FOR KING IF WAR THREATENS

English Monarchs Reported ‘To Have African Hide-Away   ‘Indianapolis Publisher Says They Will Take Refuge  There In Event Of Trouble With Russia; Sees No Immediate Charce Of U. S.-Russian War

PULLIAM REPORTS BRITISH ARE READY 10 MOVE REGENTS   ‘King and Queen to Be Put in Africa in Event of War. Speaker Declares at Chicago.   ENGLISH PEOPLE SAID TO BE JEALOUS

CHILDREN ENTERTAIN SCHOOL LEAGUE SROUP   Provide Thanksgiving Sea. son Program at Tullytown Meeting   PLAN A XMAS DINNER

Troops Battle Jews Aboard Refugee Ship   Last of 3 Vessels Emptied After Fight ‘In Hold at Hamburg

USE CLUBS 10 PUT REFUGEES OFF TRANSPORT   Tommies Smash Sitdown of 3rd Group of Jews Unloaded on German Soil

Jews Taken From Last of 3 Transports   Many Leave Peaceably——Others Are Carried From Ship

British Overcome Battling Jewish Refugees At Port As Last Are Taken Ashore

Jews Taken Of Last of Three British Ships   Many on Runneymide Park Resist and  Rattle Traanc

BRITISH USE CLUBS, HOSES TO EMPTY SHIF   Troops Forced T¢ Carry Some Jews - Fyrom Vessel   REPORT 36 HURT   Violence Flares As Refugees Refuse To. Go -Ashore

Troops Land Last of Jews  At Hamburg   Some With Bloody Heads Taken From Third Transport

British Evacuate Last of Jews From Three Ships   More Violence Recorded Today as Soldier Employ Clubs and Fire Hoses to Get Refugees Off Vessels and Into Germany

DEBARKATION ACCOMPANIED BY VIOLENCE   British Turn Firehoses on Defiant Refugees on Runnymede Park.

ANGRY JEWS UNLOADED BY BRITISH   90-Minute Bottle Ends With Last Ship Emptied

Dockside Battle Marks Landing of Jews in Germany   Immigrants Use Improvised Weapons Against British--RNereaaaaed fram Ships

Troops Force  Jews To Land   Some Carried Bodil; From Transports To Docks At Hamburg

33 Are Injured In Struggles . Against Troops   British Use Clubs, Fire Hoses When Sitdown Develops

Use Clubs, Fire Hoses To Empty Last Of Jewish Exodus Refugee Boats

Third Boat Of Jew Refugees InGermany   Added Violence About Landing; British Use Methods

Brit Troops Empty Last Of Three Jew-Packed  Ships at German Harbor

EXODUS JEWS UNLOADED AS BLOOD FLOWS   Time Bomb Removed From Transport At Hamburg

TAKEN FROM THREE SHIPS   British Troops Use Clubs and Fire Hoses to Complete Disembarkation of Refugees Blocked From Holy Land.

Drag Jews Off Ship At Hamburg   Bloody Hour and a Half Struggle Follows Refusal of Refugees to ‘Debark Voluntarily

Jews Fight With Bottles, Razors  Fight Down Gangplank But Taken From Ships

Pitched Battle Occurs Before Soldiers Force Refugees Ashore In Germany — Firehoses And Clubs Used Against Resisting Group Armed With Broken Bottles And Sticks Tipped With Barbed Wire And Razor Blades —- Many Carried From Vessels

Firehoses, Clubs Used To Unload Last Transport   Soldiers Drag Jews From Holds; 33 Beaten; Taken By Train To DP Camp In Germany

Forced Landing Of Refugees In Reich Completed   More Violence As British Troops Empty Last Of Three Transports.

Empty Last of3 Jewish Vessels   Use Clubs, Fire Hoses to Drive Many Out of  Holds, 24 iniured

Drive Refugees From Transport   ‘Some Kicking, Screaming Resisters, Heads - Bloodied By 90 Minutes Of Fighting, Are Carried Off Bodily

British Eject Struggling Jews From Third Ship   Refugees Resist Efforts To Land Them At Hamburg

British Begin Clearing Last Refugee Ship; Force Needed   Empire Rival Jews Debark Peaceably; ‘Toughest’ Remain

Soldiers Club Ships Clear Of Jewish Refugees   Pitchéd Battle To Empty. Last Of 2 Trancnorte

TURKEY DAY PROGRAMS PLANNED Tradifional Thanksgiving On Tap For Residents Of Texas —

SEEK T0 RALLY WORLD SUPPORT TO AID GREECE   America Indirectly Challenges Russia On Greek Issue; Holds That Russian Satellites Are Menacing Balkan Land's Independence.

U.S. in Challenge To Soviets; Seeks Cooperation in UN   Message Delivered On Eve of Méeting Scheduled to Open Tuesday in No Y-

WARN RUSSIA T0 ABANDON USE OF BIG POWER veld  rt. of OE od @ te!   MARSHALL, OTHERS VOICE THREAT OF WORLD JUDGMENT

U. §. Challenges Soviet Union fo Work With UN  War id Cendlse rs Meet  oar C riciol Seccion

RUSSIA TOLD T0 STOP BULLYING OTHER NATIONS   Soviets Challenged To Ge Along With World or Face Veto-Free Judgement

Cooperate or Face World Judgment— Marshall to Russia   Tone of U. S. Policy In U. N. Meeting is Voiced in Address

Russia Indirectly Challenged By U.S.   Told To Cooperate With U. N. Or Face A World Judgment That None Can Veto   Americans Must Tighten Belts To Bring Food Prices Down

U.S. Asks Russian Cooperation With United Nations  Lie Says Peace Is Endanvered

Challenge Issued As U.N. Assembles   Means of Overcoming Veto Are Discussed by Marshall

U. §. CALLS FOR RUSSIA TO EASE USE OF UN VETO   Issues Challenge to USSR as Leaders Meet fay Caneral Assembly

U.S. Challenges Soviet Union fo Work With UN   World Leaders Meet For Crucial Session

Co-operate or Face World Judgement, Soviet Union Told  Marshall Directs His Remarks at Russian Vetoes

World Leaders Gather for Assembly Meet   Marshall Says There Are Ways of Getting Around Veto

Marshall Hurls Veto Challenge To Russia In Pre-Assembly Address:

World Leaders Gather for Assembly Meet  Marshall Says There   Marshall Says There Are Ways of Getting Around Veto

RUSSIA WARNED TO COOPERATE AT U.N. MEET   U.S. Issues Challenge As World Leaders Gather In N.Y.

Russ Warned Not fo Ignore World Wrath   _Too Many Vetoes Seen As Obstruction of U.N., Declares Marshall

U.S. Moves To Hold To Veto   Indirectly Challenges Rus sia To Cooperate Or Face Criticism.

U.S. In Challenge  To Russia Asks Cooperation  CEI"ct VT BY S.. T..   Asks Cooperation With U. N. Or Face Non-Veto Judgement

US. Challenges Russia on Eve Of U.N. Session   Indirectly Calls on Soviets to Cooperate  Or Face World Censor:

U. S. Challenge: Russia As UN Leaders Gather   Cooperate Or Face  Judgment of World, Te Ward +n Bade

A CHALLENGE ISSUED TO RUSSIA BY UNITED STATES   To Cooperate With U. N. bi Face a World Judgment That None Can Veto. =‘   FROM WORLD LEADERS   Preceded Opening Session of Crucial Meeting of the Assembly.

Challenge Russia To Cooperate   Must Co-operate With The United Nations Or Face Judgment That None Can Veto

U.$. Leaders Urge Russia to Co-operate   Movement Launched for World Support 4o Restore Peace

U.S. Challenges Russia to ¢ -operate As U. N. Assembly Prepares to Meet

Reds Challengec To Cooperate With U.N.   Crucial Session Of Assembly To Open At New York

U. S. Seeking Help In U.N.  For Greece   Would Prevent Russian Satellite Threat to Nation’s Independence

Challenges Russia To Cooperate   In Diplomatic Language US Indirectly Tells Reds to Help or Face  A World Judgment

A Challenge To Russia To Cooperate   Failure Would Bring World Condemnation, . Says Marshall on Eve Of Crucial UN Session

U. $. CALLS UPON REDS 10 C0-OPERATE   Indirectly Challenges Russia to Help in the United Nations or Face a World Judgment Which No One Can Veto.

Talks Viewed As Challenge  To Russians   Secretary Marshall Says Obstruction Tactics to Bring World Judgment Not Ta Re Vetoed

Russia Given U. S. Challenge  To Co-operate   Alternative Is To Face World Judgment, Mar. shall Warns.

Marshall Calls Upon Russians To Shun Veto   Seerctary Urges Cooperation As Delegnies Meot

Challenge to Russia By Sec. Marshall  Told to Cooperate or Face Judgment  Dine f mee 4 ak

Challenge Reds On Veto Use   Cooperate With UN Or Face World Judgmen' Dulles Says

Milk Prices Cut in  Several lowa Cities  By THE aAtSnrrlaATRR pres

APPROVE $50,000 BONDS, OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP ROADS   Will Improve Township Gravel Roads; Vote Carries By 44 To 13

Nehru Dispatches Troops to Quell Kashmir Rioting   Airborne Units Defend Capital from Onslaught of 15,000 Moslems

CASUALTIES HEAVY   Moslems and Hindus Are Engaged in Battles in Country; Plebescite May Be Conducted.   VILLAGES TAKEN, DISPATCHES SAY

Aid Bill Called Step To Peace   Truman Signs Measure; Appointment of Administrator Expected Soon

Greek-Turkish Aid Measure is Signed      President Says U. S. is Making Sure All People Will Benefit

ALL PEOPLES WILL BENEFIT FROM FUNDS   Historic United States Foreign Policy Activated With Little Ceremony.

Statement Is Made by President Today at Kansas City; ‘Doctrine Is Now in Effect.  FIGHTING OF REDS TO BE INCLUDED  ;

MEASURE IS ANTIDOTE TO COMMUNISM   Promises Bill Will Be Used to Help All Greeks, Turks

Truman Signs Greek Aid Bill In Kansas City; ‘Benefits ‘For All Peoples’ He Avers

Historic Action Takes Place In Middle West And Without Ceremony   Activation Of “Truman Doctrine” Helps To Further Aims And Proposes Identical With Those Of United Natons.

HISTORIC U.S. FOREIGN POLICY   Money Won’t Be Used To Help “Factions’, President Says

Spud Planting Allotment Cut By Anderson  3,100 Maime Acres Are Ruled Out

STRIKE TIES UF ATLANTIC AND GULF SHIPPING   *acific Situation Eased by Partial Settlement

Atlantic And Gulf Shipping. Is Paralyzed   * 200,000 CIO Seamen © On Shifts But Don’t “« Work Seeking Lockout

WHISKY MAKERS ARE RATIONED   Anderson To Allow Ther  Certain Grain Amount

Distillers Are Put on Rationing   Grain tor Making Of Whiskey Is Whittled Down

WHISKY MAKERS ON RATIONING      Anderson Limits Grain Use To Save Food

Anderson To Ration Grain  To Distillers   Secretary of Agriculture Uses Authority of New Act To Limit Use of Grain in Making Whisky.

IMPOSE RATION ON DISTILLERS   ANDERSON ACTS TO CURB GRAIN USE BY NEW RATION POWERS

Secy: Anderson Clamps Grain Rationing on Liquor Industry   First Action Under GOP Anti-Inflation Law Sharply Curtails Use of Grain for Whisky, But New Power Will Exvire January 31

GRAIN RATIONING SET FOR WHISKY MAKERS   Anderson Orders Action To Save Grain For Food *

GRAIN RATIONING ORDERED FOR ALL WHISKY MAKERS   Secretary Anderson Invokes Authority of New Anti-Inflation Act

New Law Used to  Save Food   Agriculture Chief Clamps Controls Over Distillery Products

Rationing of Grain Clamped On Distillers ©   Secretary Anderson Acts to Save Food Wher Voluntary Agreement Fails to Be Reached

Strict Limits Placed On Use By Distillers   Anderson Acts Unde Authority Of New Anti-Inflation Act

Whisky Firms Again Ordered Under Control   Grain Ration Plan Will Be Effective Tonight In Program Slated to Save Grain

WHISKY GRAIN IS RATIONED BY ANDERSON   Allotment for Next 30 Days Under New AntiInflation Bill Is About Half of Recent Monthly Average in Industry.

Anderson Will Ration Grain  To Distillers   Given Power Under Afntti Inflation Act: Effective Tonight

LIMIT GRAIN FOR LIQUOR   Sec. Anderson Issues Order Under Authority of New Anti-Inflation Law.

Action Is Taken Under Autherity Granted in Measure Just Signed by President Truman; King Mahai Abdicates His Romanian Throne Wallace Offers Campaign Platform; Other Worldwide News of Day Hot Off the Wire

GRAIN RATIONED TO DISTILLERS   Anderson Announces Whisk) - Makers To Be Limited

First Order Under New Anti-Inflation Law is Promulgated   Curb To Remain in Effect Until Jan. 31, 1948, Sec. Anderson Decrees

Rationing For Distillers To : Start Tonight   Drastic Reduction In Use Of Grain Ordervad Today

Order Places Distillers On Grain Ration  Move Is Made By Anderson Under New Act

Anderson Puts Whisky Makers on Grain Ration   Action Ig First Under Anti-Inflation Act. Newly Sianed

Original Copy Reported Lost   Substitute te Gets Signatures Finally from GOP Chieftains

NEW AUTHORITY UstD BY ANDERSON TO SET WHISKY-MAKING CURB  CONSERVATION IS SAID GOAL OF RESTRICTION PLACED ON MATERIAL

Anderson To — Ration Liquor Distilleries   CONSERVING PROGRAM FOR GRAIN IS LAUNCHED

Grain Rationing Is Ordered For Wh: isky Makers  Anderson Acts  To Save Food

Order Limits Grain Use By Whisky Plants   Agriculture Secretary Rations Distillers  In Program to Save Cereals for Food

Ration Grain  Whisky   Secretary Anderson Orders Saving of Grain for Food

GRAIN RATION SYSTEM IS PUT ON DISTILLERS   Will Cut Consumption to 2,450,000 Bushels During Next 30 Days

Anderson Reduces Supplies To Liquor Makers 50 Percent   Renewal of Controls Results From Failure To Reach Satisfactory Voluntary Program, Claim

15 States Debate Soldier Bonuses  8 saatatwstiiam DBasmsataanm   Legislation Pending Before Lawmakers; Illinois Takes Lead

Stassen Sees Open Race for GOP No. 1 Spot   Plans Slate for . Wisconsin Primary Set for April

Stassen to EnterState Primary   Sees Wide Open Race for GOP Nomination

Stassen Is Wisconsin Candidate   Minnesotan Says He Wil File for State Primary Next April

Declares No One Has Bid Cinched   Foresees Possibility Of Three-Cornered Contest With Dewey and Gen. MacArthur

3,244 Accidents In Three Month Period  Iowans Reporting To Safety Department

Polish Successor Must Be Named In UN Assembly   U. 5. Wants Break In Yalta Agreement

Americans Fight To Save Yalta Pact   Square Off In Toe To Toe Battle With Soviets While UN Delegates Look On Helplessly

Yalta Pact » With Stalin Under Fire   Gives Russia Too Much Power In United Nations

U. 8, FIGHTS TO REPUDIATE YALTA TERMS   We Would End 3-Vote Gift Given Russians By FDR

Rail Magnate Urges Halt to ‘Drift to War’   Changes in Charter of United Nations Demanded by Young

Sen. Bridges Airs Views  Warns Democrats Buns Beanwimant Ban éélan

Truman Showdown On Labor Policies © Forced by Hartley   Requests Dismissal of 195 Cases ‘ Unless Non-Red Affidavits Signed; Pushes NLRB to Maior Decision

Truman, Hartley Draw Battle Line   President Directs Labor Board To Take No Dictation On Policy From Committee

Veterans to Ask Bonus of 90 Million   DeVere Watson to Introduce Measure of Iowa Soldiers

State Bonus Bill For Vets !s Now Ready for Study   Plan To Have Lobbyists Register Also Waiting

Soldier Bonus Bill Ready For  lowa Assembly   Measure Requiring Lobbyists To Register Also Prepared.

Agrees, Disagrees With Truman ETN NE I i ONES NLS NLA SNE ADNAN We eSenNeN Yet)  Tait Calls Senate-House Group Meeting To Study Price Rises

Agrees, Disagrees With Truman Taft Calls Senate-House Group ‘Meeting To Study Price Rises

TAFT PUSHES ACTION TO CUT LIVING COSTS   Says It Would Be Mistake To Boost Wages First

U.S. Fears Result of Polish Election Already Rigged In Violation of Big Three Potsdam, Yalta Agreements

Mishap Victims Total Sixteen   5 Fractures Reported In Weekend Accident Cases Treated At Hospital.

Eight Treated  For [niuries   Emergency Room At Hospital Kept Busy Treating Youngsters Last Nicht.

HIGH DRAMA IN A FAR LAND  Jews Cry With Joy  As UN Votes ‘Yes: Masses Jam Streets

Refuses to Issue Writ Of Prohibition to Prevent Carrying Out Provisions of Law

Opinion In Test Suit Eliminates Necessity For Special Legislative Session

Schwellenbach Would Outlaw Communist Part   Fires Employees For Being Communists Or Sympathizers

Outlaw Communists From Politics, Unions Schwellenbach Asks   Getting Rid of Reds Is Hard, Secretary Warns House Committee

Schwellenbach Assails Reds   Labor Secretary Asks Congress To Outlaw Party In U.S.

Would Keep Reds Out of U. S. Politics   Schwellenbach Would Baz Th:m from Union and  Public Office

Ban Communist Party      Sees No Reason Why Reds Should Be Allowed to Seek Either Government:or Union Offices

Says Reds Should Be Outlawed   Schwellenbach Sees No Reason Why Communists Should Be Recognized

Predicts ‘Industrial Chaos’’ Would Follow Prohibtion of Closed Shop

Ash Erupting From Volcano Perils Towns   No Casualties Reported As Yet

MORE SUGAR SOON TOBE. AVAILABLE   ‘-Each:American _ To Have 10 Pounds ‘More: This Year

SUGAR RATION T0 U. S. INCREASED   Consumers in Line For Additional 10 Pounds

U. S. Obtains Sugar Boost.   Increase in Ration Possible This Year

MORE SUGAR IS SEEN THIS YEAR   Consumers In Line For About 10 Lbs. More Apiece

American Consumers To Have Increased. 1947 Sugar Ration   Individual Boost Of Approximately 10 Pounds Due

More Sugar Now Appears A Certainty   Increase of Ten Poundascor Person is Indicated for the Coming Months

Public To Get More Sugar   Consumers In Line For Additional Ten Pounds This Year

More Sugar Seer for U.S. in 47   Possible 10-Lb. Hike  in Ration for Year

U.S. SUGAR TAKE IS SET BY POOL   World Supply Return To Give America Increase

SOUTHE OPERATORS MAY BALK AT PACT   Association Feels Nertherners Have “Sold Out” Inductry   DO NOT LIKE TERMS OF NEW UMW DEAL

SOUTHERN UNIT FAILS TQ AGREE ON MINE TERMS   To Convene Today; UMW Policy Group Meets To Accept Contract

24 Hour Delay: While Lawyers Get Terms in Right Legal Language   Illinois Operators Expected io Join Northeast ir Adopting New Schedule Which Calls for 44. Cent Hourly Race.

Coal Owners In South Balk At Bowing to Lewis’ Terms  ‘But Observers See Group Accepting Demands in Order To Avert Strike

SOUTHERN PIT OWNERS GIVEN THE BRUSHOFF   NORTHERN MINERS END VACATION TUESDAY

Southern Coal Strike Threat Still Looming   Northern Owners’ Offer of Big Raise To Be Ratified

24-Hour Hitech Delays Signing Of Bituminous  Pact In North   Efforts To Contact Coal Miners’ Boss Are Unsuccessful

LEWIS DELAYS RATIFICATION OF COAL PAST   24-Hour Hitch Develops; Southern Operators Claim Brush-Off

WRITING OF WAGE PACT FOR MINERS RUNS INTO SNAG   Lewis Postpones Until Today Meeting of Policy Group to Act on Accord Applying to North.   SOUTHERNERS REPORT RECELVING “BRUSHOFF’   Group Keports Five Unsuccessful Attempts to Get Union Boss to Reveal Terms of Agreement,

MINE OWNERS IN SOUTH BALK AT WAGE PACT   Express Opposition To Agreement, But Delay Final Decision

Coal Operators Are Undecided  Southerners Study Northern Contract

Operators Get ‘Brush-off' As Lewis Delays Signing Of Soft Coal Peace Pact

Back-to-Pits Parade Will Start Tuesday   Ratification of Agreement For Northern Miners Is Expected Sunday; South Gets John Lewis Brushoff

24-Hour Hitch In Signing Of Coal Agreement   Pact Calls For 4412-Cent An Hour Wage Increase;Will Meet Sunday

Southern Coal Owners Resent Northern Pact   Dixie Operators Awaiting  Terms Announcement ; = Se: a oe

Southern Coal Producers Meet For Three Hours; Then Adjourn Until 3 p.m. Today.

Coal Operators In South Claim UMW Brush-off   Dixie Owners Say Lewie  Ignores Requests For Details of Pact In North Zone   Union Committee  Will Meet Today   Snag In Contract Signing For North Area Said To Resnlt From New Labor Curb Act

Hitch in Coal Feud Develops   Lewis Gives the Southern Operators  Old Brush-OFf¢’

Southern Owners Claim Brushoff By John L. Lewis   Hitch Develops in Signing of Pact with Northern Coal Operators; Southerners Quit Trying to Get in Contact, Will Let Lewis Make Next Move

LEWIS’ DEMANDS - STUDIED IN SOUTH   PRODUCERS UNDECIDED OX FOLLOWING NORFHERN OPERATORS IN SIGNING PACT

‘Vote Due on Norther Pact  Southerners Undecided on “Brant rerms to Lewis

South Reports ‘Brush Off’ By Lewis; Hitch Develops In Signing Northern Pact

Southern Mine Operators Map Contract Action   Unable To Decide Whether To Meet Terms Offered By Northern Group

Signing of Coal Pact Is Delayed   Language of Contract  Still Being Debated

U. MW. WILL VOTE TODAY ON CONTRACT   Policy Committee Expected to Ratify Pact With Northern Operators Which Will Mean Year’s Work in Their Pits.

Red Propaganda Scored by U.S.   Statements Distorted to Present Weird Picture of America

Picture o if America Distorted in Europe, Officials Say   Statements Are Either Misrepresented or Omissions Indicate Nation Is Militaristic, Decadent, Imperialistic

Russia Charged With Issuing False.U. 8. Data  Distorted Pictures Of American Life _ Presented Over Air

RAND STRIKE IS SETTLED   There Are Some Details Left to Be Worked Out

Telephone Tieup Continues After Hours of Debate   Long Lines Agreement Could Pave Way for Action

Efforts Center On Long Lines Fight   Federal Mediators Believe “Aoreement Within Reach

Phone Walkout Factions Seeking Pay Agreement   U. S. Officials Hint A Some Progress Made In Negotiations

U.S, OFFICIALS VIEW TRUCE IN PHONE WALKOUT   Night Negotiations Center On Long Lines fssue; Union Leader Pessimistic

STRIKE CONTINUES TO HAMPER PHONE SERVICE IN NATION   U. S. Officials Report Progress in Negotiations, But: Union and Company Are  Not Optimistic,   J. A. BEIRNE ASSERTS __ “RESULTS ARE NIL?   dchn J. Moran Says Prompt Settlement of Long Distance Phase of Dispute Is “Up to Company.”

Progress Made  However, Say  U. S. Officials  Night Session Called   Night Session Called Again in Desperate Attempt to End Strike

NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUED IN PHONE STRIKE   Hopeful Trend Is Seen In Non-Stop Effort To End Walkout

“Efforts Continue Break Deadlock  Center On Agreement With Lona Lines Uni

Phone Settlement Hope Expressed  Basis for Aceard   Basis for Accord May Be Near

Government Agent: Report Progress, But Others Say Results Are ‘Nil?

Government Sees Progress, Union Still Pessimistic  No Signs as Yet That Truman Intends To Seize Induetee

Union, Phone Officials Not So Optimistic   Another Day OF Desperate Communications Fails Ts Produce Settlement—Labor Department Official Reports Progress

Government Efforts te Break Deadlock Continued Karty This Morning .

U.S. Agency Optimistic Of Success   Company And Union Heads In Opposite View Of Prospects

LONG DISTANCE PEACE SHAPING   Such An Agreement In Negotiations Could Touch Off Score Of Bell Settlements

‘48 WHEAT CROP DROP FORESEEN   Agriculture Department  To Give Estimates Late Today

Russ B oycott ; Slated In UN On Korea Plan   U. S. Proposal For Sending .Commission to Far East Opposed By. Soviet;  - Yete Scheduled .

HOUSE MEMBERS PROMISE BILLS TO CUT HAZARDS   Industry May Feel Pinch of Closed Mines

Planes Aiding Greek Troops’ Counter Attach   * Athen Government Move To Outlaw Communist Party

Two Miraculously Escape Death as Truck Loaded With Dynamite Explodes at Dallas

Committee Seeks Information on West Coast Spies   Investigators Take Sudden Recess in Communism Probe

More Data Eyed on A-Bomb Spies   Film ‘Propaganda’ Next for Probers

HINT NEW LEADS IN ATOM BOMB SPYING SEARCH   Work of Soviet Agents Told as Hollywood Red Probe Is Recessed

Investigators Dig Through ChargesMade On Russ Spies   Testimony. Climaxes Nine Day Hearing Regarding Communis Action in Hollywood

— CLIMAX ~ Film Red Hearings Conclude   McNUTT ‘SEES ‘VINDICATION’

House Committee Works On New Leads for Probe Of Reds in Hollywood

Probers Hope To Uncover  Whole Story   Testimony Shows That Reds Sought To Buy Atom Bomb Secrets  As Early As 1942.

HOUSE PROBERS ARE DIGGING IN ATOMIC SPYING   Former FBI Agent Tells of Russian Attempts to Obtain Top Secrets

Unsuccessful Attempts To Buy Secret Revealed ‘As Hearings Are Ended

House Probers at Work on New Leads In Red Espionage   A-Bomb Testimony Climaxes Hearings On Film Industry ©

STUDY NEW. LEADS ON ALLEGED RED ATOM. BOMB: PLOTS         Y-SANDOR'’S? KLEIN JOSEPH Eo wWvrtReR

Movie Hearings Are Abruptly Terminated   But Thomas Says - They Will Be Resumed’ Later

Ked Probers turn To New Leads On  Atomic Espionage  Commi ttee =, Age nt Chas are es Gay)      Committee Agent Charges Soviet Spies Tried to Buy Atom Data   9-DAY INVESTIGATION OF FILMS IS HALTED   Hollywcod Counsel Says American Movies Have Been Vindicated

Probe of Bomb Spying Goes On, Says Thomas   ‘New Leads’ Already Being Checked,  Chairman Reports; ‘First Phase’ of Movie ‘Red’ Hearines Concluded

OHIO SENATE PLANS ACTION ON PAY BOOSTS   House Starts Counting Its Spending Money for Next Two Years

New Iry Made To Hike State Appointees Pay  House Bill Would      House Bill Would Avoid Georgia's Governor Mixup

Yanks Lead, 10-2. After 7 Innings Capacity Crowd  of 73.000 Fans  Sees Second Came

U.N. MAY DROP VETO BATTLE   Sidetracking of Issue Held Likely to Speed Up End Of Assembly Meet

U.N. May Skip  Veto Question   Matter Slated for Debat:  Foe Tittle Acanmhily’

U.N. Assembly May Sidestep Issue of Veto   Early Adjournment Likely Topic at Mondav Session

EDMAN CAUGHT IN OKLAHOMA   Man Wanted for Killing of Wife Tn Indiana Jailed

Principals Join Teachers Strike   Buffalo Schools Close as Walkout Continues

OSU Student Admits Big Akron Holdur   Took $21,250 To Pay For His Medical Education

0.8.0, STUDENT ADMITS HOLDUF   Father Of Four Tells Police How He Took $31,250

OSU STUDENT ADMITS AKRON PLANT HOLDUP   Father of Four Using Loot to Study Medicine at Ohio State

Veteran Sails In Tiny Sloop To Help Natives Who Saved Him In 1944

GUARD DIES AS TRIO CAPTURED   Three Negroes Who Escaped Prison Gang Back In Toils Of Law, Facing Murder Count As Guard s Wounds Prove Fatal.

Prison Guard Dies Of Wounds   Three Negro Convicts Stage Escape; Fatally Wound Guard

ON ATLANTIC AND GULF COASTS   Seamen and Ship Owners Agree to 5 Pct. Wade Boost

Atlantic, Gulf Coast Workers Get Pay Boost   CIO Seamen Accept Five Per Cent Hike

(10 Halts Ship Strike on Gulf, Atlantic Coasts   Negctiations to End 4-Day Walkout Still Underway On Pacific Coast

ATLANTIC, GULF RIFTS SETTLED; WEST STILL OUT   Believe Pattern Set for Settlement of All Maritime Strikes

C1O Seamen Get Small Pay Boost   Pacific Coast Agreement Is Expected Soon

Ship Strikes Settled on East, Gulf Coasts; West Talks Continue   Approved 5% Boost Considered Pattern for Pacific Negotiation

MARITIME. STRIKE ON EAST AND GULF COASTS SETTLED   Union Members To Vote Or  Contract Ratification This  s Bftornaan

Settle Ship Walkouts 9n Two Coasts   Difference Comprondse With Eastern and Gulf Coast  Maritime Union Leaders. ee

MARINE SITDOWN STRIKE SETTLED   Pacific Groups Expected To Accept Eastern Terms

Negotiations Still Underway on Pacific Coast As Other Unions Vote on Contract

Maritime Strike Settled on East And Gulf Coasts   Workers Expected To Accept Terms For New Contracts

Unions on West Coast Still Are Discussing Pact   5 Per Cent Wage Hike Granted; Members To Vote on Issue Today

Wallace Bel'eves  U.S., Russia Can Settle Differences   No Need For Use Of Force

Winter Spreads Through South:  Snow In Texas   Entire Southern Half Of Country Reported In Grip Of Snow And Sleet   EASTERN U.S. ALSO SWEPT BY SLEET

INTER STORM READS INTO WTHLAND   yzen Autos Skid Off vy Highways in P shdcne Area

15 AFL Attorneys Study Labor Fight   Taft-Hartley Law Is Facing All-Out Attack

AFL ATTORNEYS ARE MEETING  TO MAP LABOR LAW STRATEGY   LAWYERS FROM ALL PARTS OF NATION CALLED TO WASHINGTON FOR "STUDY OF NEW ‘LAW

Major Policy Decisions Parley Today   Marshall Will Confe With Truman On Soviet Relations

TRIMAN WADES INTO HIS WORK   Conferences On Feeding And Fueling Europe To Start Monday

Officials Outline Plans to Help in Crisis in Europe  Concern Is Shown Ov Detaile to Implement   Concern Is Shown Over Details to Implement the Marshall Plan

TRUMAN PREPARES FOR ‘CRISIS’ TALKS   President, Back from Brazil, Plans Parleys Monday on Crucial Problems.

Truman Confers With Top Aides   Holds Strategy TewliL VA/ieh AdAmoekall

MARSHALL GOES TO RIO MEETING   Foreign Issues Talked Over By Truman, Back From Mountains

Truman Calls On Top Aides For Guidance In Bis Issues   President Confronted With Crucial Matters After Brazil Journey

Truman Gets Set For Talks On Vital Issues   Conferences On Food Problems To Start Monday

Truman Met By Tough Jot   President Plunges Into Reports at Once On Return From Rio

Truman Scans  British Plight   President, Cabinet Adviser: Tiiscuss Foreion Issues

Officials Outline Plans fo Help in Crisis in Europe   Concern Is Shown Over Details to Implement the Marshall Plan

TRUMAN PONDERS SPECIAL SESSION      ‘President Wades Through Official Reports; Conflicting Views On Recall

Truman Reads Reports, Make: Parley Plans   President Still Is Opposed to Calling Any Special Session

TRUMAN HOLDS POLICY TALKS   Confers With Top Officials Concerned With Pressing Foreign Problems

‘President Confers With Advisors on Britain, Gther Foreign Issues

Truman Talks World Issues With Cabinet   Britain's Economic Plight Chief Subject Of ’ Parley

BRITISH PLIGHT BEFORE TRUMAN   ; PRESIDENT CONFERS WITH TOP CABINET ADVISERS ON EUEGPEAN ISSUES.

PRESIDENT BACK IN CAPITAL  Truman Confers With Leading Officials On Various Problems

Discusses Britain’s Plight. Has Long Conference With Secretary Marshal

POLAND ‘JAILS’ ~ULS, CITIZENS   Are Held Incommunicado,  Ambassador Charges

NO RUPTURE IN DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS SEEN, BUT—  Ambassador To Poland Claims At Least 100 American Citizens Being Held As Prisoners

NO RUPTURE IN DIPLOMATIC & RELATIONS § SEEN, BUT— '  a : al. ‘ — i y -_. a > 1a % I 1) i i cr oe ! \ Mo . es is Bs rs a  §  rd imocbare cmag 2 petra GO ms hs ast b  ’ Pn Oa sg ; ‘ rico am e. -

CAPITAL OF ECUADOR IS MENACED   Agreement Is Sought For Peaceful Entry of Soldiers

Carolina Woman Nain In Horida   Wife of Spartanburg Mill Owner Found Dead In Canal

laft Favors Some Aid For Europe  Wants All Facts, Debate Them Fully

Senator Digs at Marshall Plan in Ohie Society Talk , in New York

Holdup Slayer Must Take 2nd Trip To Chait   Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere’ in Exe- cution

Convict Agair Must Face _ Electric Chair  Supreme Court Edict   Supreme Court Edict Dooms Victim  Of ‘Dud’? Execution

Willie Francis Must Make Second Trip to Electric Chair, Supreme Court Rules

Youth Faces  Second Trip To Death Chair   U. S. Supreme Court Refuses, 5-4, To Save  Louisiana Slaver

NEGRO MUST GO — TO CHAIR AGAIN   ‘Supreme Court Rules Against Louisiana Condemned Slayer.

NEGRO FACING A SECOND TRIP T0 ELECTRIC CHAIR   Supreme Court Refuses To Save Louisiana Slayer’s Life

Court Holds Man Must Face Death Chair Second Time  Rule Power Failure First Time Does Not Alter

Glass of Water, Ration Symbol— Cola King Raps Sugar Policy   Hearing Just Made Othman Very  Thirsty 

Three Small Children In One Crash When Truck Collides With Train

Russia Rejects U.S. Proposal   ‘Spurns Plan Of U. 8S. Te Have Conference On Japanese Peace Treatv

RUSSIA REJECTS JAP PEACE TALK   Ten Powers Must Decide Whether To Proceed Minus Soviet

USW Set With New Demands   ‘Substantial’ Wage Hike, Guaranteed Wage, Insurance Among Demands

STEEL WORKERS TO DEMAND BiG WAGE INCREASE   Negotiations For 1947 Contract Open January 16 With U. &. Steel

Edict Against Portal Pay Up To High Court   ® Damages of Workers In Mt. Clemens Case Held ‘Too Trifling’ -

Portal Decision Appeal Headed For High Court   Tadustry, Labor Disagree On Effect of Pottery  Daca Baling

DECISION WILL  BE CARRIED 10 HIGHEST COURT   Picard Ruling Asserts Time Too Trifling For Damages

Labor Likely To Continue Battle for Portal Pay   Supreme Court Clarification Seen Necessary After Pieard Decision

Industry and Labor Con: sider Decision Time Involved is Too Trifling For Damages.

PICARD OPINION PROLONGS ISSUE   Industry And Labor Are In Disagreement  On Effect °

Industry and Labor Look To Supreme Court to Clear Up Portal Pay Case Decision

Propects Bring Renewed Democratic Protests Against  Cut in Army Funds

Budget, Greek -Tssue Collide  Hellenes Aid Plan Prompt:   Hellenes Aid Plan Prompt: Protest On Fund Slask

Slash In Military Budget Is Opposed   Proposal for Aid to Greece May Be Announced This Week

MILITARY CUTS FLAYED AGAIN   5S Congressmen Against Reducing Budget For Army

Aid For Greece Puts Spotlight On Budget Demucrate Say Cut. Now in ‘Military  Figure Would Be Fatal; GOP Policy Unchanged

New Protests Made Against Budget Cuts:   Prospect of Tasks in Europe Make Solons Want Strong Army

Southern Europe Aid Prospect Is Cause New Democratic Protests To  Proposed Bud cet Cut Voiced

Call Troopers to Union Row   Back to Work Movement Rolls Through 75-Man Picket Line

STRIKE RIOT AT MICHIGAN PLANT   CALL STATE POLICE AS WORKERS CRASH ClO PICKET LINES

Anti-Veto Labor Bill s Sought      Believe Truman Will Sign Senate Version of Union-Strike Curbs

Smith Advises Against Labor Bill — Which Will Provoke Veto by Truman

Senate Debate Is Set Wednesda On Union Curbs   Truman Approval of Moderate Measure Seen by Ellender

Ask Truman View Kenneth Still of MHS Takes First On Labor Control In FFA Public Speaking Contest

Bill That Won't Be Vetoed Uraec   Conferences With Truman Proposed

Urges GOP To See Truman On Labor Measure   Senator Aljexander Favors Formulation of Legislation That Won’t Be Vetoed

Folsom Says He Will Go Back To The People   Governor Plans To Learn First Hand If They Ap prove His Program

24 Overcome By Gas Fumes In Hartford   Five in Serious Condition From Coal Polsonina

GAS FUMES SEND 24 TO HOSPITAL   Victims Are Overcome In Eastern Apartments

24 OVERCOME BY GAS IN HARTFORD MISHAP   Banked Fire Sends Fumes Through Apariment House

NEW DRUG FOR:     MALARIA CASES   SCIENTIST SAYS 95 PERCENT OF ALL RELAPSE CASES  + GAN BE CURED -

iN RIOTING     IN INDIA   Also 543 Wounded In Bombay And Calcutta

Pilots Look for i In Pl  ane Record:   Winners of Two New Mark: Believed Both Flights Were Faster

Eileen’s Muddled, I nternational ‘Love Finallu Cling xed at Altay

HARTLEY WILL OFFER 2 MORE LABOR BILLS   One Will Be Aimed At, Ban Or Recordings By Petrillo

Sikhs Deadly in Attacks   Fall on Moslems with Fiendish Planned Extermination Drives

Villages Overrun-—Hundr reds Murdered...  Sikhs Out To Bhaiatias Moslems In Punjab Area

New Church Is  Near Completion  Grace Lutheran New Edifice In Use

Mississippi River Continues Rampage      ‘Water Several Feet Deer In Streets of Alexandria, Mo.

PROPOSE A BUDGET AND STREET REPAIR   Republicans State Changes They Would Make In Operation of the City.

DEMO. TICKET LED BY 2 BUSINESSME!   Cleveland and Seidel Have Proven Worth In Business, Say Democrats.

Gov.Donnelly Cuts Requests for Funds   In Biennially Recommendations He Scts Out $101,657,186 From General Revenue; He Cuts Requests of Various State Departments Nearly 25 Per Cant

dustShowed He Is Not Stuck Up He Tells Senate   Started It When He Got Word: Of Reputation

HUGHES ASKED FOR BIG LOAN   Planemaker Tells Probers o! General’s Move

HUGHES CLAIMS ARMY'S BIGWICS MISJUDGED HIM   Says He Got Tip Officers Thought Him ‘Stuck Up’—Thus the Parties

Plane Builder Explains Why He Set Up Entertaiment Fund; Defends Big Flying Boat As Valuable Experiment

General Tried To Borrow Money During Plane Contract Negotiations, He Says  a ane lh cee  . -— - =<, a — on ai   Broke Friendshi p. Probers Are Told   Expected Trouble On Con. tract, But It Was Approved Anyway, Builder Says

Hughes Says Army General Sought Loan of $200,000   Wealthy Airplane Manufacturer Claims Reaues? Was Turned Down

Hughes Says Meyers Tried To Get Loan   Airplane Manufacturer on Stand at Hearing, Tells  Of General’s Attempt to   Oheain 200.000

‘BOND-BUYING DEAL CLAIMED  Hughes Says Officer Asked $200,000 Loan During War

Hughes Says Parties Given Due to Ill Wil   Planemaker Felt ‘Brass’ Expected To Be Entertained

PLANE MAKER CITES ENMITY OF AIR CORPS   TELLS COMMITTEE HAD -TO ENTERTAIN TO GET CONTRACTS

HUGHES NEVER SAW MEYER’S EXPENSE SLIPS   Assigned Public Relations Man to Wright Field to Improve Contacts

Says General Asked Loan Of $200,000   Hughes States He Refused Request Of Bennett Mevers

HUGHES TELLS ABOUT MEYER’ EXPENSE BILLS   Says He Never. Saw Publicity Man's Account Until ~Inguiry. Started.

Hughes Says Army Officer Sought Loan   Friendship Came ‘To End, but HisContract Approvec

Hughes Says Meyers Tried For $200,000   Said He Turned — Army Officer Down; Didn’t Speak: .-

Army Otticers Considered  Him ‘Stuek Up—H ughes   That's Reason He Started Entertaining Committee Is Told; Builder Says No Man Strong Enough To Manually Operate Super Plane

Hughes Says General Meyers Tried To Borrow $200,000 For Bond Deal  Asserts Request Made At Time Officer Negotiating War-Time Contract With Him

HUGHES PLACES SPENDING ONUS ON ARMY BRASS   Says He'll Leave U. S. if  Giant Plane Proves :  Failure

Probers Told General Tried To Make Loan   Plane. Builder’ On Stand ‘In Senate Contract Investigation

Used Meyers To Compete With Rivals   Tells Committee He Felt Spending Was Necessary

ARMY CALLED HIMSTUCKUP, HUGHES SAY   MILLIONAIRE PLANE BUILDER EXPLAINS LAVISH PARTIES

Gen. Meyers Tried To Borrow-Hughes  Planebuilder Testifies Loan Was Refused

HUGHES GIVES LOAN VERSION   Tells Probers Gen. Meyers Sought $200,000 at Time Of Contract Talks

General Meyers Sought Big Loan Hughes Testifies   Refusal of Request For $200,000 Ended Friendship, He Says

General Asked Him for Loan Hughes Avers   Says Gen. Meyers Sought’ $200,000 For Some Kind Of Bond Deal

Plane Builder Says Meyers Wanted To Get Money During Contract Talks

Turned Down Meyers’ Bid, He Tells Probe   Military Leader Denied Last Week He Had Asked for $50,000 Loan

Hughes Vows To Leave U.S If Plane Fails   Gave Parties After Hearing ‘Complaint’  From Army Officer:   Abras Made Knowa

Hughes Says Army Officer Sought Loan   Plane Maker Reveals He Refused Request At Senate Inquiry

Hughes Testifies He Turned Down Meyers Loan Plez  aia Ein BOE   Denies He Offered The General a Job On His Own Terms

HUGHES REFUSED LOAN. TO:MEYERS   Says Rejection Caused Breach in Friendship

Hughes Says He Stakes Reputation on Ability Of Cargo Plane to Fly

Plane Must Fly Or Hughes Will Leave Country   Millionaire Vows He Has Staked Reputation On Flying Boat; Says   Amy Didn't Like Hin

MILLIONAIRE PLANE BUILDER SAYS AIR FORCE GEN.” ERAL; WANTED TO-: BORROW $200,000 ,

Howard Hughes Takes Stand ‘At Washington   Tells Why He ? Had Entertained Air Force Officers

Movie Magnate Asserts Meyer Had Free Hand   “Never Saw Accounts’2.Of Press Agent, Hired Combat “Unfriendly  Army Officer

Hughes Says Air. Force Officer Tried to Borrow   Testifies General Asked Far loan of $200,000 Buring fCantract Tralee.

$200,000 SUM WAS REJECTED, INQUIRY TOLD   Planemaker States He Thought Contract Was Doomed

MEYERS TRIED TO FLOAT LOAN   Hughes Takes Stand Ir Defense Of His Wartime Activities

MEYERS TRIED FOR $200,000 HUGHES LOAM   Senate Quiz Told ef Attemp' During Negotiation for Contract.

Hughes Relates Meyers Attempt To Secure Loan  $200,000 Wanted Bv Major General Eeam Plane Rnilder

Publicity Job Left To Meyer, Huches Says   Denies Seeing Big Expense Accounts Before Hearing

Hughes Stake: Reputation On Big Plane   Will Leave America If Ship Fails To Fly Properly

Hughes Testifies He Will Quit US I} Giant Cargo Plane Fails to Fly

HUGHES SAYS GENERAL SOUGHT $200.000 LOAN   Plane Builder Testifies That AAF Procurement Officer Also Asked Job

Hughes Declares He Was Disliked By AAF Officers   Sent Meyer to Entertain Wright Field Men as  Result, He Asserts

Entertained fo Acquit Self of “Stuck up’ Labe!   Denies Big Plane More Expensive Than Others

Hughes Says Meyers Given a Free Hand   First Saw Expense Account as Inquiry Qnened in Washinaton

Hughes Denied Loan To Meyers   Testified General Had Asked $200,000: Ok’d Plane After Failing

Declares Meyers Tried to Borrow  $200,000 From Him   Plane Builder Declares He Turned Down Bid by General, Who Turned Cold

Says Meyers Tried to Borrow Sum  Attempted to Get Loan of  ——————————_e

Reputation At Stake In li   Started Spending for Entertainment When Found Army Officers Thought  Him ‘Stuck Up’

Hughes Turned Down Big Loan To Gen. Meyers   Caused Breach Of Friendship; Gave Publicity Man Free Hand In Effort To Get Contracts

Probers Seeking To Find Causes Of Non-Delivery   Army Men Feted To Refute Claim He Was ‘Stuck Up’

Hughes Explains Parties Staged To Offset Dislike   Plane Builder First Witness To Testify

Failed to Check on Meyer's Bills   Hughes Hired Aide to Win over Wright Field Air Officers

pnUones SAID MAJ, MEYERS TRIED 10 BORROW $200,090  He Was Negotiating a’ Rig Plane Contract With Him.        HE REFUSED THE LOAN     This Resulted In a Breach of Friendship Between the  Then    He Was Negotiating a’ Big Plane Contract With Viim.   HE REFUSED THE LOAN   This Resulted In a Breach of Friendship Between the Tio.

Hughes Explains Why He Spent His Money on ‘Parties’   Word Had Gotten Around, He Says, That He Was “Stuck Up” and He Wanted to Prove He Was “‘Good Guy”

Hughes Says He Will Quit U.S. If Plane Fails Fly   Started Entertainment To Offset Criticism Of Army Officers, Says

Hughes Reveals Loan Attempt      Claims Refusal To Lend Money Causec Friendship Break

Hughes Takes Stand in Washington  - Plane Maker Asserts   Plane Maker Asserts General Tried To Borrow $200,000

Loan Asked During Talk On Contract:   According To Testimony Of Hughes Refore Committee. :'

Hughes Before Committee of Senate Today   Testifies That General Mey 'ers Sought to Borrow $200,000 from Him

SPENDING CALLED ‘KOW TOW’  Hughes Stakes Name on Perfecting Cargo Plane

Testifies That Meyers Wanted Loan and a Job  Meyers Said Hughes Offered Him a Job

HUGHES AVERS MEYER ASKED $200,000 LOAN   Planebuilder Testifies He Refused Request Of Army General

HUGHES oAYa MEYER GIVEN A FREE REIN   Never Saw Expense Accounts of Publicity  Man, Probers Advised.

Hughes, Army Officer Dispute Loan Request  Hughes Says Gen. Myers Tried to Rarraw £700 000 During Neactiatian«

Hughes Probe Recess Called Until Monday   Millionaire Started Spending Afier Army Officers Considered Him As “Sick Up”   May Leave U. 8. If Plane Fails   Witness Denies Money Used To Entertain Wae Part Of $150,000 In Diawe Casta

HUGHES SAYS HE: WILL LEAVE U, 82: IF PLANE FAILS   Testifies His Reputation ie Bound Up in Giant Cargo = Flying Boat Ordered _During War. “ye         TELLS WHY HE GAVE oe ARMY MEN “PARTIES”?   Got Confidential Word Offtcers Called Him “Stuck ~ Up” Rich Man Who .. Wouidn’t “Kowtow.” 7”

Hughes Dispels Army's Belief He Was ‘Stuck Up"  Soys Entertainment To Prove Himself As ‘A Regular Guy’

Army Looked on Hughes as “Stuck Up”   Entertainment Came After Word He Failed to "Kow Tow"

SAYS ARMY AIR OFFICER ASKED FOR $200,000   Maj.-Gen. Meyers Didn't Get Money From Plane Maker

Hughes Testifies He Turned Down Loan to General  Says Request Was

Hughes Tells About Meyers’ Loan Attempts   Break with Procurement General Described by Plane Manufacturer

HUGHES SAYS ARMY OFFIGER ASKED HIM FOR $700,000 LOAN   Testifies. Gen... Bennett E.  Meyers ‘Sought: Advance»  - . While Two:Were-Negotiating. Contract, °   WANTED MONEY. FOR 3 - - BOND-BUYING: ‘DEAL      Meyers Snorts ‘Angrily as Hollywood :.Planemaker ‘ Re-. _ lates Story to Senate’ ‘Investigators. *

‘Sweat Of My Life’  Flier Asserts He Will Quit U.S. If Plane Project Fails   Millionaire Claims He'd Heard Others Call Him ‘Stack Up’

Meyers Tried To Borrow $200,000   Request Turned Down By Airplane Manufacturer

Army Thought Him ‘Stuck Up’ Probers Told —   Flyer Also Declares He Will Leave U. S. if Plane Proves Flop

Says Request Made During Contract Talks   Builder Tells Probe He Got U. S. Order Despite His Refusal To Advance Money

Hughes Testifies He Turned Down Former General’s Plea For $200,000

More State Aid For Hospitals Is Requested   More Funds Needed For Care of Indigents. Medical Society Says

ASK MORE AID FOR HOSPITALS   Increased Grants Needed Te Meet Costs, Pa. Medical  Society Declares

Trumans Honored ‘At Gala Banquet   Brazil Outdoes Hollywood _ Jn Great State Feast

HOUSE PASSES BILL TO HIKE TEACHER PAY   Measure F ixes Annual Salary Range From $1,950 to $4,000

Lower Prices, Smaller. Profits, Competition — Urged By White House

AP ACHES OBSERVE YULE SP AeOON WITTE CPRRE MONTES   » UEMMANS DIP IS WRECK   Yen PROPTE TRIMMING,

Fuel Coordinators In 28 . States Sought By Tobey   Emergency Steps Asked As Means Of Overcoming Fuel Oil Shortages—Maryland Included In List .

ASK 28 STATES TO NAME FUEL COORDINATORS   Action Taken To Head Of Emergencies Due To Oil Shortages

a  " TEE ee foe oe = te ca mergency Plans  Perey ees Oil i" 4   _Asks Governors OF 28 States Consider Naming Coordinator

ASK GOVERNORS HELP SAVE OIL   Senator Tobey Writes 2§ States For Aid In Emergency

BUREAUCRATS AND: COLLEGES IGNORE — MANY INVENTIONS   Turn Thumbs Down On Ideas Suggested By Non-College Men That Might Develop Into Cost-saving Products.

Credit to Inventors——  Babson Sees Invention As Way To Reduce High Cost of Living

Highway Traffic Throughou Area Reported Dangerous, M forists Warned To Exercis Caution; Chains Necessary   UNEMPLOYMENT PIGURE EXPECTED TO RIS

HERBERT 10 SUBMIT BUDGET WEDNESDA)   Personal Presentation Set: Assembly Marks Time

HOUSE LEADER ASKS ECONOMY   100-Year Debt Seen by Rep. * Martin in Urging Federal Cost Cuts

Martin Insists Upon Rigid Economies To Help Cuf Government Costs ond Debt

ECONOMY Is ASKED BY CONG, MARTIN   Speaker of He:s2 !s Certain Nationa! Debt Showld Be Reduced

Speaker Martin Calls for Rigid Economy  - Co-operation of All Citizens Asked in Speech to House

Speaker Martin Calls for Rigid Economy  Co-operation of All Citizens Asked

Martin Calls For Economies In Government   New House Speaker Sees National Debt as Century's Burden

(Martin Eyes Gigantic U.S. Debt, Calls on Congress  For Rigid Economies

New War Plans To Be Drafted   Adequate Strategy One Of First Duties Of Defense Setup

‘Master War Plans Will Be First Act Of New Command  They Will Replace Separate Strateay

New Set of Master War Plans for U.S.   Will Eliminate Conflicting Aims of Three Units

New U.S. War Plans Shape Up   Unified Command Will Draft Master Rules of Strategy

Master Plans Will Be Drafted For Insurance Against Conflict In Strategy If War Comes

Bethlehem Seeks To Avert Strike Of ‘Shipbuilders   Last-minute Conference Is Called But Walkout is

Will Qutspend — U.S. Two-To-One On Armed Forces   Enormous Sums Go To Aerial Research

RUSSIA TO. OUTSPEND U.S. ON ARMS   Indicates Air — Force Will Equal This Nation’s

Russia to Outstrip United States Two To One On Expenditures For Aymamen}

Russia Outspends Us in Arm:   Red Air Force Expected Soon to Surpass U. S.; Army Already Does

Soviets Plan To Outspend U.S. On Arms   Indications Point To Russian Air Force Superior To Our Aerial Arm

Soviet Army and Air Force Given Double U.S. Sum  Difference in Pay o: Alan Woatohtoenc ,   Difference in Pay of Meu. Heighiens — Budget Disparities

Russia Outspending U. 5. Two to One on Army; Expects Air Supremacy

Moscow Set To Outspend U.S. m Arms   Estimates Based On Soviet Budget; Stress Air Power

150 Army’s ‘Worst’ On Prison Train   Seven Escaped In Three States; All But One Recaptured: Another Is Shot

All But One — Recaptured In Three States   Guard Reinforced To Keep Desperate Men Confined

Army Tells About Daring Escape by Seven Prisoners  Recapture All But One of ‘Army's Worst’ Soldiers

Seven Escape From ‘Military Prison Train Rolling Into California

Seven of ‘Worst Men’ in the Army Escape Prison. Traini All But One Recaptured ©

Army Prison Train Has Hectic Trip Across Country With 7 Eseapes In 3 States; All But One Recaptured

7 Prisoners Flee last Army Train  One Badly Wounded, Six Are Captured After Window Jumps

Reinforced Guard ls Placed  On Prison Train  All But One of Men Who Escaped Are Now Recaptured

Prisoner Train Carries 150 Of ‘Army's Worst’   Seven Make Wild Leaps In Attempts To Escape; Six Recantured.

Six Recaptured, One Is Shot And Badly Wounded   Extra Guards Are Called In Moving “Worst Army’s Got.” -

Seven Escape in Three States, Six Re-Captur  ARMY PRISON TRAIN ROLLS TOWARD CALIFORNIA CAMEF

After 7 Escapes, Military Prisoner Train Moves  On To California

Army's Worst in Mass Shiff   Seven Escapades Mark Transcontinental Trip with 150 Prisoners

More Prison Train Guards   Seven Escapes Force  Extra Precautions As Army’s “Worst Men” Are Taken to Calif; .

Army Prison Train Rolls on After Day of Wild Disorders   Seven Attempt Escapes in Three States; Armed Guard Increased

Tough Army Convicts Flee Prison Train   One Keeps Freedom, Rest Recaptured; On Woy to State

One at Large in Kansas  Tof150‘Worst’ Army Prisoners  Try to Escape From Train

SEVEN ESCAPE PRISON TRAIN   Carries 150 OF “Worst The Army's Got”

--ALL BUT ONE RECAPTURED, GUARD REINFORCED FOR COAST TRIP—  ’ Army Criminals Flee Prison Train

PRISON TRAIN IS NIGHTMARE ACROSS U. S.   Army Transporting Some of Its Worst Prisoners to California—Seven Have Escaped’ in Three States,

Army Prisoners Flee from Train  ~ Guard Reinforced On Western Trip

PROSPECT INCREASES THAU P.U.C. ACTION   Approves Light and Heat Company's Application  LINE CROSSES BUCKS

Governor Says Old Crowd Puts Politics First   Charge Draws Quick Retort In Senate; Criticisms Sharp

Statement by Sigler Resented By Legislators   Blamed McKay for Some Confusion

Senate Resents Sigler Charges   Governor's Claim That McKay is Sabotaging Administration

TAFT PREDIGTS OR OF LAW ON LABOR   Truman to Sign Bill, Says Senator, If Provisions Are Contained.

Explosion Rocks ‘Golden Triangle  Thousands Feel Shock Of Steamer Blast

Ship-Ripping Blasts Felt By Hundreds  Came 45 Minutes Before Sailing Time

Boy Learns  Of Lee Loss   ‘Does My Mother Know?’ Is First Question  Youngster Asks.

Big League Baseball Stars Cheer Glenny At Hospital Where He Is Learning To Walk

DENVER ESCAPES MAJOR DISASTER   Firemen Check Blaze Aj Hues Arcenal 

MAJOR DISASTER BARELY MISSED   Fire Brought Under Control Just In Time At Rocky Mountain Arsenal.

DUROCHER 10 BOSS DODGERS   Rickey Announces Return: of Suspended Manager .to Brooklyn Club.

NLRB Ballot at AC Plant Today   To Determine a. Barqaining Agent

POLICE MOVE 10 HALT GRIME WAVE AT LOS ANGELES   ‘Road Blocks Revived. in New ; Drive; 35 ° Suspects i Neteimaed

ROAD BLOCK USED BY LA: POLICE: IN DRIVE ON CRIMES   ‘Additional Policemen Will Be ~~ Placed on Squad:to Hunt  for Criminals

Police Trying Road Block To End Crime Wave   mined To Stop Killing Of Women.

Road- Block System mils Revived — _ By Los Angeles Police Officials In Move To Combat Crime War

Los:Angeles Police Revive Road Block System In Effort To Halt Crime Wave

Officers Battle Crime Wave .  SEX FIEND CRIMES. STIR LOS ANGELES

TEMPERATURES   All Los Angeles Roads Blocked: Police Massed   City Virtually Under Siege In Effort To Solve Sex Murders

Washington Van Held in Shooting   Unemployed Cab Driver Tells Police He Shot Former Employer

Stassen Warns About War Talk  Must Not Surrender  To Insidious Whisper

Stassen Warns About War Talk   Must Not Surrender _ L wr Be — BSpege

Says Flying Saucers In His Home Are W ife-Propelled   Congressional Leaders Endorse President's Flood Control Plan

‘Couple Of Drinks’ Leads To Wild Odyssey, Confusion All Around Vacation Isn’t Huge Success  For This Des Moines Family

Wallace Would Give Russia  17 Billion   In Return, Russia Requir.ed’Forego German Reparation Demands.

Wallace Advocates Huge Gift to Soviet Russia  U. S. Would Finance : Most of Great : Reconstruction Plan

Wallace Would Aid Soviet Union With Goods. Services   Says Russia Should Get 10-17 Billions From a World Eund

Huge Aid Fund For Reds Urged By Wallace —   Members Of French Parliament Hear American's Talk

HENRY WALLACE GREAT SPENDER   But This Would Be U. S. Money—10 to 17 Billions For Russia

OY ORR  ARRESTED   FIELDMAN FOR ‘ANT]-SALOON “LEAGUE CHARGED WITH ; DRIVING WHILE IN.  . “TOXIGATED

Italians Convineed War Between East-West Near   People Watching Consolidation Of Soviet Dominance In Balkans With An Eye To The Western  Powers’ Capacity To React

WAR BELIEVED INEVITABLE  I  - Italians Fear Being Caught In Middle Of U.S.-Soviet Dispute   BY CHARLES H. GUPTILL Associated Press Staff Writer

Continue Search For Missing Men  Seek Some Trace of Atchesoa, Others

“Of New Law Benefits   That. fs Namber Who Heard Speaking Teams from Safety Depart. ment in. Two Months

Firm Pushes Taff And Reuther Ticke  Claims It Was Hired To Promote Duo

Bill to Bar Raids on Major Party Primaries Held Legal by Justice

Wilson-Pakula Law, Constitutional, Says Supreme Court: Decision Likely To Be Taken to Court of Appeals

Al Capone Has Stroke In Florida   Gangster Chief Rallies, But Is Sull In Danver

Rate Boosts Asked By Post Office Dept.   Federal Department Ex. pects Huge Deficit This Year

Rates on Some Clusses of Mail May Be Hiked   Proposed Increase Will Not Affect First Class Letters. Department Ene

BOOST PROPOSED IN POSTAL RATES TO MEET DEFICIT   Congress Called Upon to Authorize Generai increase Except for First Class Letters.   REVENUE ESTIMATE SUBMITTED WITH PLEA   Request, if Granted, Wouid Rdise Money Order Fees, Rates on Postcards and Publications.

POSTAL RATE HIKE ASKED OF SOLONS   Postoffice Department Would Double Cost of Penny Post Cards

POSTOFFICE IS SEEKING BOOST IN POSTAL RATE   Two-Cent Rate, Aimed At Vacationists, Would Yield 20-Million

Postal Rate Boost Sought   Only First Class Letter Postage Would Be Left Intact

Higher Postal Rates Needed, Congress Told   First-Class Letters Alone Are Excepted

U. 5. Postoffice Asks Rate Raises   Penny Post Cards May Be Two Cents

‘47 Wheat Goal Cut; Flaxseed Sought Instead  Sec. Anderson’s Plan Wanld Nawarthoeloce   Sec. Anderson’s Plan Would Nevertheless Result in Record Crop

Another Record Farm Output Is Sought In 194]   Planting Goals for Al Crops Recommended By Anderson

REDS TO REJECT COMPROMISE 10 SNAP DEADLOCK     ‘Report French Attempt Big 4  Settlement of German  ) Assets in Austria

FRENCH OFFER COMPROMISE PROGRAM   Soviet Rejection Of Plan Is Rejected   POLISH BORDERS   Develop Into Major Threat To Big Four Efforts For German Peace

Russia To Reject French Plan To Break Stalemate   German Assets In Austria Issue  At Stake.

French Attempts To Meet Soviets Hits Stalemate   Fight To Recover German Assets In Occupied Area   Japanese Peace Term Conference Proposed By Russian Government!

Designed to End Deadlock  On Austria   Deals With German Assets in Nation; Deputies In Snarl

Compromise Plan Likely Rejected   French Proposal “Toe Break Stalemate Expected To Be Spurned Ry Saviet

EXPECT RED “NO” ON PLAN FOR AUSTRIA   Soviets Likely to Reject French Compromise to Break Stalemate Over What Constitutes German Assets.

FRENCH SEEK TO BRING UNITY TO BIG FOUR’   Powers Stalemated on Wha! Constitutes German As, ects In Austria.   SAAR RULE SOUGHT   Bideult Charges Political Irvelevancies Enter London Discussions.

P res byterians May Not Vote On Reunion   Controversial Question Not Expected To Be Pushed At This Session

HARLESTON SENIOR PLAY   © Be Presented Next Week Thursday Even Ine.

Repatriation of Germans  Is Undertaken   China and Japan to Be Cleared of ‘Dangerous’ Nazis

GROUP CHECKING PERMITS ABOVE LEGAL QUOTAS   Tells of Issuing License: From Orders by Superiors

Probers Study Liquor Permits  Survey ‘Shows Quota Exceeded“Last Year

A. A. F. Lists Planes for  Next Decade  Following That Will Come Supersonic Era

. oe : bd  American Freighter  Sinks Off Finland: Fight Men Missing

Europe Economic Decision Is Near   16 Killed, Many Wounded in India   Wedding To Join Famous Families

—FIRESTONE-FORD WEDDING—Marriage Today Unites  Well Known Families

30 Per Cent. Slash Urged for Small Taxpayers   Clues Lacking in Woodland Slaying

Cool Air To Chase Heat W ave   Mercury Here Climbs To Summer High Of 98: Relief Thursday

TO PAY ON SCAFFOLD   Miller Sentenced for Murder ol Osawatomie Police Chief

Was Assistant Director of ‘Similar Institution  at St. Charles. Ill.

[raining School Head Selected  Charles W. Reed Take: Over at Eldora

Extra Session May Be Held December 1   Congressional Committees Cmntcal lesa:

Committees Slated To Report In  November   Russia Brings Comintern Plan Into Open; Chief Sought For Agency

Special Session Of Congress Due December First   Administration Puts “Must” On European Aid Program

BELIEVE SPECIAL SESSION LIKELY   Observers Say Administration Has Decided to Call Congress Back De cember 1.

Congress Call PossibieDec.  On Aid Setup        President Truman’s Decision Depends On Committee Work

Session Hinges On What Work  Committees Do   Timetable For Aid To Europe Calls For Congressional  Help About Dec. 

CONGRESS CALL DEC. 1 SEEN ON AD TIMETABLE   Extra Session Reported To Depend Upon Work Done By Four Committees

Committees Scheduled To Open Hearings On Europe's PreMarshalt Plan Requirements On November 10 °   MOSCOW ANNOUNCES 2 A ‘NEW’ COMINTERN

HELD FOR AN ASSAULT   Alleged To Have Knocked Down Woman on Bristol Street

U. S. DELEGATE WARNS COUNCIL ACTION NEEDED   Austin Says Sanctions, Even Force May Be Required To Halt Fighting

Austin Tells UN Border Fights imperil Peace   Outlines American Position Based on Commission Reports

75 Percent Of Mines Are  Represented   Southern Coal Producers Association Holds Aloof As Leader Take Up Problems.

LEWIS TO ASK FOR INCREASE FOR U. MW. A.   ~~ wre Wt & ATA £4 3 488  Union President Agrees to Negotiate With Operators on  Naw Cantract.

UNION, OWNERS OPEN PAY TALKS   Southern Operators Spurr Parley with Lewis

Slight Shift Reported in Storm Course   10 A. M. Advisory Puts Center 200 — ~ Miles S. E. Tampico

Mackenzie’s Column  Other Allies Know How To Proceed Now That Russia Has Made Break

Analyses”   Russia Tables Cards, West Is Better Off,  Nerlaree Mackenzie

Russia Plays Lone “Hand On Aid Plan   Decision Said Good For Western Demoeracy As It Clears Up Uncertainty Impeding Peace of World

RUSSIA TABLES HER CARDS AND — CLEARS UNCERTAINTY AS TO HER POSITION ON EUROPEAN MATTERS .

At Least Western Democracy Knows Where It Stands After USSR Turndown

in One Way Russia’s Stand Marshall Plan Is Good ws for West Democracies

Billion-Bushel Winter Wheat  Crop Forecast   Total May Enable U. S. to Surpass 5A6 Export Quotas

MAY COST 24 BILLIONS STEM RUSSIAN TIDE   Top Estimate Given By State Department Head

ESTIMATE ON ~ COST ABROAD   COHEN SAYS THAT PROGRAM AGAINST RUSSIAN EXPANSION MAY REACH 24 BILLIONS -

Halting Red Flood May Cost U.S. $24,000, O00. 000   Cohen Speech Seen as Move to Condition Americans for Heavy Burden

24 BILLIONS TO STOP REDS SEEN   Cohen Estimates Cost Te U. $. May Run Six Billions A Year

Take Strike Vote at Ford Auto Plants   CIO Union to Poll 130,000 Workers, Say Leaders — 3.800 Foremen Out

Army Football Stars Seek Furloughs So They Can Play With Pro Teams In Fall

3 GREAT ARMY ATHLETES ASK FOR FURLOUGH   Blanchard, Davis and Poole Would Play Pro Football Next Autumn

Cut May Compel Competitors To Reduce Prices   Buyers To Save $15 To $50; Reverses Sharp Upward Trend

Range From >  $15 to $50   Designed as ‘Shock’ Treatment, Ford Says

Ford Trims Cost of  Lower-Priced Autos   Slash Ranging From $15 to $50 Announced By Young President; Other Firms Silent

Await Reaction To Ford Cut   Speculate on Whether Competitors Will Follow Suit

lord Drops New Car Price $50   Reduction Described As Shock Treatment To Stop Inflation

GM WATER LINE HEARINGS SOON   Land Owners OK ‘Engineer’: Proposal as Basis of Cost Study

SET WATER LINE HEARINGS SOON   Benefit Assessments Being Figured For About 50 Land Owners

First Major CIO Union To Act....  TWUA Honors Labor Laws On Red Leanings

FORESHADOWED UNDER NEW LAW   AFL Ready To Comply with   Taft-Hartley Act Being  Ignored by Ci0

C10 DECISION — GIVES THE AFL PAID’ CHANCES   ON BARGAINING AGENT UNLESS NEW LABOR LAW OBSERVED

FISCAL INQUIRIES SLATED in SENATE   Probe Due On Use of American Invasion Currency By Russian Troops

Arrests Continue In U.S. Crackdown On Sugar Dealings   26 Are Taken in Chicago Raid; 20 Arraigned In Albany

Warnings Raised On East Coast   Hurricane Churns At Sea East Of West Palm Beach

Florida Areas Again Menaced By Vast Storm      gs. Forecasters Baffled By Hurricane Shifts Off East Coast

STORM SIGNALS FLY WITH WIND NEARING COAST   Massive Hurricane Churns Sea About 250 Miles Off Florida Shore

OnIG VETERANS BONUS MAJOR ISSUE TODAY   Vets’ Organizations Predict Approval By Safe Margin   MAYORALTY BATTLES   Also Share Spotlight; Light Rain Fails To Dampen Interest

The Music Goes ‘Round and ‘Round, and So Does Author —in Story of Town Squabble

Organ vs. Literature  Merry-Go-Round May Put End To Author Pennell’s Writing

Herbert Undecided On Van Aken Bill   Smallest of Montana Quadruplets Claimed

Tiniest of Quads Takes First Food  Condition of Baby ‘Very Precarious’   (PICTURE ON PAGE 2)

PARAGUAY’S CAPITAL NEARLY SURROUNDED   Miktary Revolt Revives After Holy Week Lull

Navy Probing Plane Crash   Transport Plane In Crash At California Airport—One Enlisted Wave Is  Killed

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Launch Investigation In Navv Plane Crash

Alden Clever Climbers Have 4 Demonstration Teams For County Fair

Wife of Victim Brought Here   J. R. Taylor, 76, Killed Ag Cars Meet Headon Af An Intersection we

6 Others Hurt: Wife of Victim Brought Here   J. R. Taylor, 76, Killed As Cars Meet Headon Af An Intersection

ayton Detectives Probe Elaborate Abortion Mill   ice Raid Northridge House, Claim Electriciar To Be Pseude-Surgeon in Charge

TOP MILITARY ADVICE  AGAINST MASS PLANE  BUILDING REVEALED MULTIMILLIONAIRE AND  RIGHT-HAND ARRANGER OE PARTIFES TO APPEAR

His Wandering Publicity Man Also Due To Testify Before Committee

Wallace Blasts Truman Action  Says I+ Will Cause Communism Soread

Expect Spread Of Communism   Wallace Warns That Plan Of UL S. Will Speed Ex. pansion Of Red Ideals.

FILIBUSTER THWARTED BY GOP LEADERS   Anti-Poll Tax 1331] Before  lower House

PERE MARQUETTE IS MERGED WITH C. & O.   Parent Line Becomes Seventt Largest Railroad In The Natien, Officials Sav

TAFT PREDICTS OKAY OF CREDIT, EXPORT CURBS   Sees Possibility That Congress May Extend Rent Controls

Rent Control Extension Bill Also Tabbed By Sen. Taft   GOP Solons Likely To Oppose Truman Price-Wase Request

Taft Expects Congress May Approve Curbs   Sees Good Chance for Credit and Expert Controls

TP am far CS eA reayg aes Oa gh fate Simgles Gure Credit,  amv a = wh mm an ! Bo Wai er Controls £0 Pass

Taft Says Credit, Export Controls Are 2 Points On Truman’s Program  Likely To Be Okayed By Congress

Taft Predicts Chance For Two Controls  Sees Possible Regulation Of Credit Exnorte

Taft Says GOP To Oppose Ration Return   Modification of Rent Control Law Is Possible at Session

Asserts New Controls On Rent Likely   Senator Thinks GOP Generally Opposed To Price-Wace Curbs

CONGRESS ALSO MAY CONTINUE RENT CEILINGS   Sen. Taft Believes, However, That Republicans Will Stand last Against PriceWage Controls And Consumer Rationing.

Taft Sees Credit And Export Curbs Getting Approval   Also Extension Of Rent Control Is Possible At Session.

Early Approval Seen For Credit-Export Control Portion Of Truman’s Cost Of Living Program

TAFT SEES 0. K. FOR CREDIT AND EXPORT CURBS   Also Believes That Modified Rent Control May Get Approval At Session

SOVIET TREATY 0. K. AROUSES ITALIAN FEAR   Removal of Occupa: tion Troops May Encourage Com. munist Minority.

Italian Treaty. Ratification: by Russia“ May" Meat New Headaches.

ltaly Faces New Troubles; Russia Approves Treaty   U.S. Troops Due To Be Withdrawn; Other Pacts Also Signed

SOVIET TREATY 0. K. MAY HOLD BLOW TO ITALY   Some Of American Troops See Speedier Return To U. S. Under Act

Russia Ratifies Italian Treaty   Boosts Early Return Hopes of Troops

ALLEGED MOSCOW AGENT 15 DEFIANT AT HOUSE INQUIRY   Committee Moves to Prosecute Gerhard Eisler on Charges of Plotting to Overthrow Government.   REFUSES TO TESTIFY;  CITED FOR CONTEMPT   Witness Described By His Own Sister as Top Ameri can Worker for Commun ist International.

EISLER REFUSES TO TESTIFY ON RED CHARCES   Alleged No. 1 Communist Is Cited for Contempt, Faces Conspiracy Rap

Kisler, Said Chief Agent  For Moscow, Defies House   UnAmeriean Activities Committee Cites Him For Contempt: Sister Denounees Hin

Gerhard Eisler, Said to Be Moscow's No. 1 Agent, ~ —~ Anorily Refises ty Tal

Top U.S. Red Faces Action By Angered Probe Group   Lisler Refuses  To Take Oath; Group May Charge Plot Avainst U.S.

Kisler, Alleged Red Spy, Defies  House Probers   ‘Agent’ Faces Charges of Plotting Against American Government

Eisler To Face Charges Of Plotting Against U.S.   Alleged Secret Overlord Of All Reds In America Defies House Committee

Alleged Overlord of U.S Communists Faces Charges of Perjury Tax Evasion, Passpor' Falsification.

Eisler Is Named As No. 1 Agent Of Communists   German-Born Overlord Faces Charge of Plot To Overthrow U.S.

Red Secret Agent Suspect Defies Congress Probe  Refusing to Testify, Eisler Is Accused of  Plot to Overthrow U. 

Aver Eisler Was Moscow Agent in US   His Own Sister Says He Did Dirty “Work For Communists

Alleged Chief Agent For Reds Refuses to  Testify Under Oath   Moscow's No. L Man in U. S. Returned to Ellis Island for Immigration Law Violations: Sister Tells of Activities

Alleged Secret Head Of Reds In U.S. Cited   Gerhard Eisler Refuses Testify Before Committee

MOSCOW AGENT DEFIES INQUIRY   Secret Red Overlord h America Refuses To Talk Under Oath

Two Ohio Companies Lift Emergency Ban Kor All Consumers   Expect Temperature To Rise Above Freezing Mark Wednesday for First Time In Eight Days

Temperature Expected To Hit 35 Today. Gas Emergency Declared Off In Ohio

Government Seeks To Avert New Threat  Lewis Hits Federal Action In Dispute —

Drafts Motion Tribunal 4ssue Mandate Now  Lewis Says U. S. Plays Role Of “Musde Man”

Lewis Scores U.S.Role  In Coal Tieup   Clark Urges Court To Expedite.» ‘No Strike’ Ediet

Attorney General Seeking ; Immediate Court Mandate ITo Prevent Miner Walkout

Government Seeks Speed In No-Sirike Coal Ruling  Lewis Protests   Lewis Protests At Hearing U. S. Is ‘Muscle Man’  For Operators

Strike Curbs Are Berated By Mine Bos:   Clark Moves ‘To ‘Clinch “No Strike” Edict Against Miners

Clark Will Ask Court to Act Now On Lewis Mandate  Mine Leader Accuses   Mine Leader Accuses U. S. as ‘Muscleman’ For Coal Operators

STRIKE CURBS DENOUNCED BY JOHN L. LEWIS   ATTORNEY GENERAL MOVES TO BLOCK MINE WALKOUT

Strike Curb Called Blow To ‘Liberty’   Attorney General Urges Mandate Be Issue ‘Forthwith’

Lewis at Hearing Protests Government Acting as ‘Muscle Man’ for Operators

ACT TQ CLINCH STRIKE BAN ON MINERS UNION   Immediate Issuance Of Court Edict to Be Sought by Govt.

Says U. S. Acting As “Muscle Man? Fox Operators; Atto: orney General Clark Speeds Mandate

Government Using Blackjack Tactics On Labor—Lewis   United Mine Workers’ Chieftain Denounces Proposed Strike Curbs As Blow To Liberty Of American Workers

Says Blackjack ~ [s Utilized In Federal Action   Attorney General Moves To Clinch Court's Edic+

Clark Wants ‘No-Strike Mandate Issued Without 25-Day Wait: Lewis Talks

PLANNED LAWS FOR LABOR ARE HIT BY LEWIS   He Declares Miners Are Abused by U. S.  Government Men

SPEEDY MANDATE AGAINST A COAL STRIKE SOUGHT   Attorney General Clark tv Ask Court to Issue Order at Once Instead of Waiting 25 Days.   LEWIS HITS PROPOSED LABOR LEGISLATION   Charges Government Uses Blackjack Against Miners White Operators Take the Profit.

No-Strike Edict Against Miners Sought by U. S.   Lewis Says Government — Acts as ‘Muscle Man’ For Operators

“Muscle Man’ For Operators Says  Denounces Proposed  Labor Legislation

Wallace Speaks In Copenhagen   Disagrees With Churchill’s Idea On Outcome Of Disarmament

NEW STATE BOARD 15 CONSIDERING BURIAL ASSOCIATIONS’ RATES  PANEL TAKES OFFICE IN AUSTIN, PLANS TO SET LEVEL FOR SERVICES

Aid To Greece Does Not Mean Sending Troops   ‘Acting Secretary Of State _ Acheson Says U.S. Does  Not Intend To Send   Troops   PART OF AID FUND WILL BE DONATION

VOTE ON “STOP REDS" PROGRAM IN MID-APRIL   Minimum of Three Weeks Required, Savs Sen. Taft

Acheson Cites Safeguards In Greek Loan   Aid to Be Cut Off If Anti-Democratic Practices Develop

UMW WILDCAT STRIKES GUT PRODUCTION   Soft Coal Operators Claim Walkouts Under Lewis Clause Are Increasing.

OPERATORS HIT COAL WALKOUTS   Say Wildcat Strikes Up Due To Contract Clause

Clause in Miners’ Contract Causing, Incréase if Strikes   Lewis Asked to Put An End to, Work Stoppades

ELECTROCUTED BY DRILL WHILEWORKING ON AUTO   Richard Detweiler, Father of Three, Dies While Working On Auto   BLAME SHORT CIRCUIT

FATHER OF THREE DIES FROM ELECTRIC SHOCK   Richard Detweiler Killed At His Home at Weisel   WAS WORKING ON AUTO

Senator Hickenlooper Said He Hopes to Double the Group Assigned to Study Ways of Protecting Bomb Processes.

ANY DISASTERS ' DURING YEAR   United States Records Broken, Says Red Cross.

; REPORTS DISASTERS AST YEAR   S. Visited by Most Deuctive Series of Disass in 1947

Approval Of Marshall Plan Seems Certain   House, Senate Dubious About Soviet Goodwill

More Support From Conaress ls Indicated  Solons Like It Better if The

Soviet’s Opposition to Marshall Plan Seen as Aid To Congress’ Approval

Proposal Looks Better to U.S. As Reds Reject It  World Governmen te   World Governments Now Being Forced “To Choose Sides”

Marshall Plan Indorsement by Congress Seen  Soviet Opposition lo Program May Have Bettered Its Chances

Soviets’ Stand May Incite Action Solons May Approve Funds For Aid Plan

Soviet Opposition to Marshall Plan Beiters Its Prospects in Conares:

Marshall Plan Gains Support In Washington   Soviet Opposition To Re. covery Measure Results In Wide Endorsement

EUROPEAN AlD LOOKS BETTER TO CONGRESS   SOVIET OPPOSITION HELPS PUT OVER MARSHALL PLAN

Snipers Kill Top Official Of Jewish Agency   Additional Deaths Raise Toll Since Partition Action

Many Killed by Snipers in Holy Land   Prominent Official Is Among Latest Victims

PLOT ORDERS — 71 TOBAL OU   Army Planes Searching i Vicinity of Luzon for Transport

Dunaway Hits Party Ruling  Prosecutor Sees   Prosecutor Sees Trouble Ahead

PRESIDENT TRUMAN TALKS OVER GOVERNMENT PROBLEMS WITH “BIGSIX” CONGRESS LEADERS   Chief Executive and Senator Vandenberg Say “Open Forum” Is Satisfactory—Arnall Is Ousted From Capitol at Atlanta, and Governor Talmadge Steps In—Other Worldwide News

Big Six Has Meeting With  Pres. Truman   Republican and Democratic Leaders in Congress Hold First Conference on State Matters.

Disposal of War Surpluses, Operations of Maritime Commission, Among Issues Discussed at Initial Meet

CONGRESS ‘BIG 6 AT WHITE HOUSE   FOUR REPUBLICANS AND TWO DEMOCRATS CONFER 53) MINUTES WITH TRUMAN.

Pleasant Talk With  ‘Truman   First Me ‘eting With Congressional Big Six Ended in ne  Will, Reports Show

STruman’s Initial ‘Big Six Session Termed Success   Vandenberg Reports Good Results for GOP-Demo “Forum

BIG SIX’ MEET WITH TRUMAN   Partisan Politics Avoided As Party Leaders Delve Into Govt. Problems

PRESIDENT MEETS 60.P -DOMINATED paNERES® ‘pie iy   Sen. Vandenberg Describes ‘Conference as “HarmonJac Clea Canina’

Truman Has First Parley With GOP   Senator Vandenberg De scribes ConferenceAsHarmonious ‘Open Forum’

BIG SIX, TRUMAN HOLD SESSION ON SEVERAL PROBLEMS   Political Issues Shunned As Firs! i Meet Held; Good Results Reported

Calls Meeting A Harmonious ‘Open Forum’  Vandenberg Gives ‘‘BDennart nn Meat

Big Six in Conference  With Trumar   Vandenberg Says Meeting Between President and GOP Dominated Group Is ‘Oven Forum’

TRUMAN, PARTY BOSSES CHART MEETING AIMS   Vandenberg Reports Harmonious ‘Open Forum’ with The Chief Executive

GOP-Dominated Big Six Confer With President   Harmony Reigns at ‘Open Forum’ Talk on Non-Partisan Issues

TAFT SUGGESTS COMPROMISE   Ohio Senator Suggests That Cuongress Act Immediately on Iséucs it is Ready to Consider and Refer Others to Proposed Corunissicn.

SENATE GROUP WOULO WRITE ITS OWN LAWS   Truman Proposes Probe of Labor Problems

Republicans Shelve Trumar  Labor Probe   President Is Warned That Congress Proposes lo Write Own  Labor Legislation.

Senate Republicans Ready — To Shelve Truman Plan For Labor Probe Until March 1

SENATE GOP T0 DELAY PLAN ON LABOR INQUIRY   President Truman Proposed At Immediate Probe To Outlaw Strikes

‘Flood Waters Tear Mile-Long ‘Hole i in Levee at Des Moines   Record Flood Crest of 20.92 Feet Is Reached

Des Moines Hit By High Water; Many Homeless   Levee Break Allows Flood To Reach lowa’s Capital

Part of lowa Capital Under Flood Waters   Gaping Hole Torn In Mile-Long Levee At Des Moines

RIVER SMASHES LEVEE, YINUNDATING DES MOINES: MISSOURI STILL RISING

25-Block Residential District Flooded as  River Reaches Record High; People Warned

Levee Breaks In lowa Capital As Floods Increase  8  Record + low Of

Midwest Flood Waters Surge Through Cities   1800 Persons Are Moved From Area

-25-Block Residential Section Of Des Moines Inundated When ' Flood Waters Break Levee   Record Flead-Crest Reached Where Two Streams Join Near Hart OF City

Mile-Long Levee Breaks, 25-Block Area Inundated   Des Moines Struck By Record Floods, City Is Evacuated

Levees Collapsing  Under New Floods  Water Swirling into Des Moines

Flood Waters Swirl Through Residence Area  Des Moines River  Picea Phat Sue Pees

Near Record Flood In lowa   Flood Waters Sweeping Down On lowa Capital As Two Rivers Overflow

River Tears Hole in  City Levee   Residential Section Of Des Moines Is Flooded Today

SEN. TAFT HITS ~PEACETIME DRAF   SAYS 3k MIGHT ENCOURAGE WAR—FAVORS NATIONAL GUARD EXPANSION.

Subpoena Will ve Issued Ordering Agriculture Seerctary to Peo. duce Secret Speeulator's List— “More Than One Government Official Believed Invelved.

U. S. to Ignore ‘Warmongering Attack by Russia's Vishinsky   ~ Will Press Forward With Proposal To Overhau] UN Machinery

Reds Demand U.N. Action on ‘Propaganda’   Assembly Hears Vishinsky Assail ‘War-Monrering’ By U.S.

Vishinsky Sends Formal Request Following Talk   Way Cleared in U.N. Assembly) For Test on Bitter Soviet Charges

Russians Press U. N. For Action   Soviet: Diatribe Charges America Is ‘Warmonger’

Reds Demand  Curb On U. S. ‘Propaganda  we Before U. N. Accuses  1) S§ OF “Criminal’ Warmonaerina

WANTS UN 10 SET UP CURBS ON WAR TALK   Requests Resolution Against Propaganda Be Given Quick Action.

Russ Demand U. N Action to Stop  “Warmongering  Early Test Looked For On New Move

Russian Blast Virtually Charged Conspiracy Within United States To Make War On Soviet: Speech Termed Pronaganda.

America Agrees To Ignore Blast Of Red Delegate   Plans To Rush Forward Proposal For Peace Program

America Expected to Ignore Red Attack and Push Forward to Overhaul UN Machinery   Delegates View Vishinsky's Talk so “Fantastic” That it Will Defeat Itself and be Written off as Pure Pranaganda

“F an'tastic Propaganda” ‘Speech By -Vishinsky  Slated To Receive .. * Silent. Treatment’.   N ine Americans: ‘Named By Russian       S:Press’ Also’ Assailed  "For “Attacks” On Red  - Regime; . Asks: ForCensure By UN

WIDENS BREACH IN UN COUNCIL   Officials Believe Vishinsky Speech Will Be Viewed as Russian Propaganda

‘United States Expected to Ignore Warmongering Attack by Vishinsky In General Assembly of the U.N.

ASK PROPOSAL BE PLACED ON AGENDA OF UN   Vishinsky Accuses U, S. of Festering Criminal Pronaganda for War

Vishinsky Delivers Bristling Censure Of American Poliey   Russian Charges _ . Americans With . . Being Warmongers

Vishinsky’s ‘War Monger’ Speech Termed ‘Fantastic’   American Delegates View Attack In U.N. As Straicht-Out Russian Propaganda

Want Soviet to Define Term "War Monger’   Anti - U.S. Charges Due For Airing Before Assembly.

U. S. Expected To Push for UN Changes.Ignore  Vishinsky Blast   Soviet Official Charges  Plot to Make War On Russia

Vishinsky Says U.S. Plots War On Soviet Union  1] Al Recawmahtle         U.N. Assembly Hears Charges By Delegate

U.S. TOIGNORE SOVIET CHARGE OF WAR PLOT   8,000-Word Tirade Delivered Before U.N. By Vishinsky

U. S$. To Ignore Russian Attack In UN Council   CHARGE OF “WARMONG ERING” TO GET SILENT TREATMENT

Reds Demand Vote Against U.S. Policies   Marshall May ignore Vishinsky Blast as "Fantastic"

MOVE STARTE FOLLOWING RED ATTACK ON U.S.   Vishinsky Claims Wan Propaganda Here Is Criminal

ignoring BRUSSIGR Wal  US To Push Ahead With Peace Plans         ‘He’s Right About Me’ Earle Says Of Vishinsky

Bitter Attack By Vishinsky May Receive Silent Rebuff   Russian Lashes Out At Foreign Policies,  Truman And Others

Soviet Delegate Aims Powerful Blast In Speech   Andrei Vishinsky Makes Hard Hitting Attack In Speech To UN Deleaates

America Willing Delay Showdown   .. U.S. Catls Russ Delegate’s Charges “Fantastic”

‘Russia Presses For Curb Of Criminal Propaganda On War In United States

U. S. May Officially Ignore ‘Warmongering Attack In UN By Russian Foreign Minister

RUSSIA SEEKING ‘CURB’ TALK ON UN TOPIC LISTS   Soviet Deputy’s Bitter Charges Tabbed Fantastic

Curb on War Propaganda Is Demanded   Russia Presses : “For, Swift: Acti

US-USSR War Is ought by Group   Silent Treatment Expected to Defeat Soviet Ambitions

Washington Expected to Press Forward Wth Proposal to Overhaul Peace Machinery.

U. §. IGNORES SENSATIONAL ATTACK   Soviet Envoy Names Dulles With Eight Others   TOP STATESMEN   Describe Bitter Blast As “Fantastic”; General Debate Continues

WAS A WET APRII   This Area Received 6. Inches of Rain, Almost Double Normal Fall

This Area Received 6.1 Inches of Rain, Almost Double Normal Fall

Vanoss Schools To Open Seplember 1   High School Students Enroll Aug. 29; Full Faculty Array Is Ready

Vanoss Schools To Open September 1  BMiak Cekanl Studentc Enro   High School Students Enroll Aug. 29; Full Faculty Acay Is Ready

-HENDREN ORALLY ADMITS SLAYING   Says “I Didn’t Mean to Do It;” Partner, © W. E. Shino. Held

E. HENDREN ORALLY ADMITS SLAYING   Says “I Didn't Mean to Do It:” Partner, W. E. Shook, Held

Minister Is Held In Poison Death   Church ‘Member Drank Strychnine To Prove Faith

‘Preacher Charged With Murder After  One Of Flock Drinks Poison And Die:   Quotes Scripture While Passing Away Time Before Arraignment; Says He Will Drink Again If The “Lord Moves Us.”

PASTOR HELD IN POISON DEATH   Faces Murder Warrant After Church Member Drinks Strychnine

 “MUST HAVE LACKED FAITH”  ‘Minister Held On Murder Count Atter Follower, 33, Succumbs To  Poison Potion In Reliojious Test

HOLD MINISTER IN FAITH DEATH   MEMBER OF FLOCK DRANK POISON TO PROVE HIS FAITH

‘NOT ENOUGH FAITH’  Preacher Charged Ajter Layman Dies of Poison

Polish Vote Defeats Proposition   U. $. Delegation Tries For Passage of Attempt for Accord

No Action On Egypt   Move To Ask Renewal Of - British-Egypt Negotiations Fails Of  ’ Passage in UN Council

Security Council Downs Brazilian Proposal on British-Egyptian Issue _

Plea To Britain: And Egypt Falls Under UN Vote  Poland Opposes ’ Move To Resume Direct Neantiatinn

UN REJECTS PROPOSAL BY BRAZIL   Question of British in Egypt Still Unsolved

Egyptians Stage Protest at U. N.  Debate Disposition Of British Troops

Security Council Rejects Brazil's Egyptian Plan   Demonstration Outside Gates Broken Up

Council Rejects A Brazilian Plan   Asked Egypt and Britain to Resume Direct Negotiations  OPPOSED BY POLAND   United States Was One o Six Nations Favornig Proposal

COUNCIL REJECTS EGYPT PROPOSAL   PLAN TO HOLD NEW CONFERENCE LOSES BY 1- VOTE MARGIN

Council Rejects A Brazilian Plas   Asked: Egypt and Britain to   United States Was One ol Six: Nations Favornig - - Proposal

U.N. Group Rejects Plan For Egypt   Brazil Proposed Egypt And Birtain Enter Direct Talks on Troops

Proposal by Brazil for Parley Loses   U.N. Council Rejects by One Vote, Suggestion For British, Egyptians Ty) Resume Negotiations

Brazil Proposal Hor inding Egypt Dispute Rejected   ian for Resumption Of BritishReypt Talks Falls One Vote Shert

Renew Opposition To Brazil's Plan  Pronosal for Naw Negotiations *   Proposal for New Negotiations © - Over Troop Withdrawals Rejected

UN Rejects Dropping of Egypt Issue   Colonial Pair Leads Mass Rally Near Council Meeting

Anglo-Egyptian Talks Voted Down   New Proposal Would Ask Negotiation: on Evacuation of British Troops

TWO EGYPTIA RIOTERS BACK   Men Twice Ejected Lead Taxicab Fleet Full Of Svmpathizers

Report Of Cullman Police Department   Red Cross Annual Drive Nears Goal: $7,600 Reported

Governor Warn: About Lobbying  Order Applies to Every State Agency

WON'T BARGAIN WITH STRIKERS   Bus Company Says It Will Deal Only With Present Employes  WALKOUT CONTINUES

New Officers For Health Groups In  State are Elected  Over 200. Attend Good Convention; Noted  ee a a. nae

New Officers For Health Groups In  State are Elected  Over 200 Attend Good Convention; Noted l eadere ta Sneak

HOPE ENDS FOR BIG CORN CROP   Government Report Cuts 33,000,000 Bushels From Last Qne

Threat Of Less, Costilier Meat Mounts: Slim Harvest Forecast  cet

Corn Crop Rated As the Smallest Since in 1936 —   Less and Costlier Meat May Result

Less Meat In 1948 Because Of Corn Crop   Government’s Latest Forecast Cuts More Than 33,000.000 Bushels Off of Earlier Prediction.

Gloom Fades Price Picture Over Nation   Ey Ro nT Pas P       Corn Crop Estimate Drops; Meat Cost Due to Rise

Threat Of Less, Costlier Meat Mounts As Weather Trims Short Corn Crop

CORN PROSPECT IS GLOOMY AS HARVEST NEARS   uast Hope That Revived Corn Crop Might ase Threat Of Less And Costlier Meat Next Year All But Fades.

THREAT OF LESS, COSTLIER MEAT N48 MOUNTS   Agriculture Department Cuts 33,000,000 Bushels More Off Corn Estimate

Experts See Less and Costlier Meat Ac Hones for 1947 Corn Crop Fade

Last Hope For Revived Corn Crop Erased   Knock 33 Million Bushels Off Last Estimate; No Hope For Lower Prices

New Meat Famine Feared Next Year  Rain Failure Ruins   Rain Failure Ruins 1947 Corn Crop— Kurope to Suffer

Threat of Less and Costlier Meat Next Year Grows Darke   ‘Weather Trims Another 33,000,000 Bushels off Short Corn Crop

Higher Meat Prices Certain For Next Year   Smallest Corn Yield Since  1936 Predicted

Weather Slices Another Chunk From Corn Crop   Threat Of Less And Costlier Meat  Manntc.

OUTLOOK DARK ON MEAT COSTS   Less Corn’To Mean Higher Prices, Experts Hold

Smaller Corn Crop Brings Spectre Of High Meat Cost  ‘The Rains Failed to Come in West

RECORD MEAT PRICES SEEN FOR SPRING   Short Corn Crop Will Mean Less Feeding of Cattle Through Winter and a Consequent Lower Supply of Beef.

Meal Price To Rise, Supply © May Be Short   Government Lowers Crop Estimate As HMarvect Time Nears

PE Plant ls Named For R. Paul Smith   Series of Events Honoring PE President Slated Today sy

PIONEER HYBRID HAS HIGHEST  YIELD IN ILLINOIS OFFICIAL cepa minima adie aber scsSusece:

Sereen Writer Refuses To  > Answer Solons   Ring Lardner Jr. Says Body Has No Right — To Question Beliefs

Ring Lardner, Jr. Keeping Mum On Red Membership   First Witness Today Declines To Tell Of Affiliation.

MYSTERY MAN MAY BARE PLOT TO STEAL ATOM   Sensation Promised As Quiz Into Hollywood’s Reds Draws To Its Close

‘Statement Is Refused By Ring Lardner, Jr.. im Hollywood Inquiry

Roosevelt's Greatest Memorial In Hearts of People, Truman Says   Praises FDR as ‘Great Humanitarian’ in Broadcast of Memorial Program on Second Anniversary of Wartime President's Death

Resist Efforts To Cut Foreign Aid Program   Backers of Bill Are Worried by Foes’ Strength

Abandon Hope Of Early Vote On ‘Aid’ Fund   House Members Wrangle Over  Mang Amendment

Wrangle Goes On In House   Amendment To Curb Exports Of Scarce Goods Is Defeated

OPPOSITION T0 AID BILL GROWS   ‘New Pressure Exerted To Resist Slash

Showdown Ahead   Foreign Aid Bill Backers Out To Halt Outlay Cuts   Opponents Display Surprising Strength In Monday Balloting

AID BACKERS SEEK T0 BAR CUT IN FUNDS   Unexpected Show of Opposition StrengthBrings Pressure to Keep Help for Europe at Original Figure.

COP EFFORTS REDOUBLED 10 CUT AID FUND   Slash In $597 Million Figure For European Relief Demanded

BACKERS OF AID BILL CONCERNED   Final Vote on European Assistance Measure Expected By Late Wednesday

Aid Bill Foes Show Strength In Test Voting   Supporters Put On Pressure To Resist Efforts To Slash Administration’s Program

SUPPORTERS OF AID MEASURE ADD PRESSURE   Opposition Shows Surprising Strength in Test Vote to Slash Funds

House Foes Seek Slash In Aid Fund   Final Ballot May Be Put Of£ Until Tomorrow © As Opponents Gain _ More Support   Backers:Applying  Fresh Pressure   Still More Cats Soughi ‘With China Added To Nations Listed For © > Help From U. §,

FOES OF AID BILL SHOW STRENGTH   Many In House To Push Fo: Still Larger Slashes

Opposal Strength Suprises Backers Of Winter Relief   Efforts Renewed To Resist Move To Cut Foreign Aid Bill

New Threats Spur More Action For European Aid  Measure Encounters Much Unexpected Opposition Strength

MOVE AFOOT T0 GREATLY SLASH OVERSEAS HELP   Emergency Bill Supporters In House Apply Fresh Pressure After Opponents Show Surprising Strength.

Fresh Effort Made To Cut Appropriation  Final Balloting Not Expected  Refare Tamorrow

OPPOSITION TO AID BILL GROWS   House Backers Of Emergency Measure Put On Fresh Pressure  MAY DELAY VOTING

Showdown May Be Delayed As Foes Show Strength In Test Vote On Relief Bill

Fresh Pressure Applied to Resist Slash in Aid Bill   Unexpected Show Of Opposition May Delay Final Vote in House

House Vote on Foreign Aid Delayed hy Debate   Vote Against P ropesed  Ban on Fertilizers and Farm Marhiners

Aid Bill Foes Flex Muscles In House Tiff   Unexpected Strength Brings Fresh Drive By Fund’s Backers

Foreign Relief Backers Resist Slash in Fund   Final vote on Emergency Bill May Be Delayed

House Rejects Export Curbs   Wrangling on Amendments Delays Action on Foreign Aid Program; Fund in Danger of Further Cuts

Aid Bill Foes  Show Power   Supporters in House Apply New Pressure For Measure’s Passage

New Cuts Asked By House Foes Of Europe Aid   Efforts by GOP to Slash President’s Figures Ciaining Imnetins

“NO” ON SCARCITIES   House Votes Down Proposal to Ban Sending Fertilizer to Europe

FOES DRIVING TO CUT BILL IN HALF   Backers Hope To Push Over $590,000 Measure  TEST VOTES   Indicate Close Balloting On Final Vote Expected Today Or Wednesday

Efforts Made To Avert Cut In Aid Funds   ‘Drive. to Slash -Foreign Aid Sum Draws Support

hid Bill. Backers In House Resist Slashina Efforts   Opposition Shows Unexpected Power tn First Votina

Reunion Amid Ruins:  British War Bride Finds Mate Uninjured  From Explosions and Fires of Texas City

Official Hints of Strong Probability Young Negro Escaped from Lynch Mok

Jackson Police Believe Suspected Negro May Have Escaped From Mok

PASSAGE OF MEASURE IN SENATE 18 CONCEDED— ‘ SEVERAL AMENDMENTS ARE DRAFTED :

Straw Vote Indicates Doubt as to Fate of  oposed Settlement of  lestine Issue by U.N.

Arab-Led Forces Fight Partition  Final Vote Put Off Until Monday

Anti-Partitionists Gain as UN Delays  Vote on Palestine   Aralb-Led Forces Hold Slight Lead in Battle As Final Action Pat Off Until Friday; Ten Speakers to Be Heard When Debate Resumes

Arab Forces Take Edge in Battle Against Partition   U. N. Assembly Puts Final Palestine Vote Off Until Friday

U.N. Assembly Defers Vote On Holy Land Plan   Anti-Partilionists Holding Slim Edge

Scant Lead In Partition Plan   See-Saw Fight Over Problem  Of Palestine

Unification Plan  Is Criticized Sen. Robertson to Offer Substitute

SHOPPERS RUSH TO BUY SUGAR   Frantic Purchases Made In Some Parts of Nation, But Supplies Hold Up

REPORT RUSH TO BUY SUGAR   Lifting of Govt. Controls Brings Frantic Buying Surge Over Nation

Polliwog Trumans Prepare Fer Shellback (nitiatien   ABOARD U.S.5. MISSOURI errn PRESIDENT IRVMAN (?-—

President Getting in Trim to Cross The Equator on Battleship Missouri

Labor Launches Drive Against Taft-Hartley' Law.   Third: Party Threat Renewed By Wallace

Labor Girds For Repeal Of T-H Aet   Unions Also Unite Force; To Elect ‘Friends’ In 1948 Balloting

Dismisses Order Directed Against — «GOP Chieftains   ‘Schirick Decision Severe  Blow to Democrat Leaders of Both Houses

Bus Question Taken Under Advisement   Jowa Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments on Controversial School Issue -

SENATE MAY BLOCK HOUSE LABOR PLANS   Union Curb Tieup Threatens to Delay Action on School Bill

School Aid Bill Threatened By Legislative Row   Farm Board Increase Also Runs into New Complications

‘No Child Ever Born Bad'  House Gets Some Potnters on Raising Younasters  v

Expert on Parenthood Gives Congress ‘Lowdown’ on How to Raice Childra:

‘Lick ’Em,’ Says Expert Daddy On Best Method Of Raising Children

GROSS TELLS FURTHER HOW TO REAR CHILDREN   After Giving Congress Lowdown On Subject He Relates More To Reporter About His Method

Expert Speaks On Delinquency   No Child Was Ever Born Bad, Congressman Declares

Twice-Jailed Sex Offender Murders Tot   "Urge To Kill’ Made Him Steal Baby From Bed, Then Strangle Him, !s Slayee's Confession

Murder Charge Recommended ‘Man Confesses ° He: Strangled Child _ -

Justice Dept. Decision on  Petriilo Asked  Committee Demands   Committee Demands Prosecution If Any Laws Are Violated

PETRILLO AGAIN ON SP OT ~House Group Studies Possible ~ Action Aaainst Music Leader

PAY SETTLEMENTS ‘ARE MADE IN FEW IMPORTANT ISSUES   ‘Long Deadlocked Negotiation Are Broken; Other Offers Are Made

Shetsky to Be Returned   Faces Life Imprisonment In Minnesota; Captured In Los Angeles

Government Makes Fresh Try for Phone Settlement  Federal Conciliators To Meet With Union, Company Negotiators

Pledge Made by U.S. To Protect Weaker Nations   Co-Operation With President's Doctrine is Urged in Address

Truman Pledges Help for Weak   Bid for Canadian Support of Doctrine to Provoke Commons Repercussions

Expect Ottawa Speech To Provoke Hot Debate In House Of Commons   Invitation For Close Cooperation In New Effort To Fuse North America Into Fertress Of Good Neighborliness.

TALK BEFORE PARLIAMENT EXPECTED TO STRIKE FIRE IN HOUSE OF COMMONS

Chief Seeks Cooperation In American Effort To Protect Weaker Nations

TRUMAN URGES CANADA TO BACK HIS GOCTRINE   Pledges Continuing U.S. Efforts to Protect Weak Nations in Historic Talk

CLOSER TIES OF U.S. CANADA ARE SOLICITED   Speech May Provoke Heated Debate in House of Commons in Dominion

Pledges America To Uphold Firm Foreion Pelicy   President’s Appeal for Cooperation May Provoke Heated Debate

‘ruman Asks for Canadian support of Doctrine, Vows [o Continue Peace Efforts   Points to Unarmed Borders North and South of U. 5S. as Proof That Democracy Is Key to Cooperation

Urges Closer Cooperation o Two Nafions —  President Reaffirms Doctrine in Speech Bafa... &....4?%......_

M’LEAN ESTATE WORTH $919.00   a GEMS VALUED AT $350,000-—-NO SEPARATE FIGURE PUT ON HOPE DIAMOND,

SESSION CALL BRINGS SHARP PRICE DECLINE   Grains Reverse Trend _ And Drop Limit On Chicago Market

GRAIN, COTTON PRICES HIT  Markets Drop Sharply As Special Session Is Called

GRAINS, COTTON AND STOCKS DROF   CALL FOR SPECIAL SESSION BRINGS SHARP DECLINES — EGGS, SUGAR DOWN.

Policy for Peace Told By Stassen   Calls for Ten Year ‘‘ Produc. tion for Peace’’ in Ad dress at Jefferson

SONGREREAK SAYS THAT FORMER F ASCIST OFFI : “ CIALS ARE ENTER: =  7 ING U. 5.

ADELE M. DAY © 1S BRIDE OF _JLN-STEVENS   Acton Couple United A Ceremony Held Last Sunday

Inspects _ Flying Boat   Hughes Himself Takes Senator Cain To See ‘Mammoth Air Craft

Hughes, Cain  To Inspect  Flying Boat Flier Arranges   Inspection For  Senate Prober

Senate G. 0. P. Policy Makers © Meet Today   To Draft, Stand On Price Control . And Rationing ©

Troop Strenath Causes Anxiety   Yanks in Germany Give Their Views

NEWS MAY COME AT FOUR TODAY ON TELEPHONES   Talks Go On In Wash‘ington; [mportant Development Hinted; Pickets Exhorted To Hold Lines,

PHONE PICKETS STILL AWAITING ‘DEVELOPMENT °   Strikers Asked to Hol Lines as Negotiations Continue in Capital

PRONE UNION URGES TIGHT PICKET LINES   Calls Upon Members Not to Join Any Back-toWork Movement—Important Break in Wage Talks Expected Today.

Major ’Phone ‘Break’ Slated   Officials Are Sent To New York To Stop Workers

N. W. Phone  Union Reject: Arbitration  Wisconsin Guild Voting on Offer

Phone Workers Urged’ To Hold; Break Expected   Events Todav May “End Strike; N.Y.» Strike Fidaties *

Pickets Told To Hold Lines   Phone Leader Tries To Break Up Back To Work Move.

URGE PICKETS TO HOLD LINES IN NEW YORK   Predict ‘Important Development’ Later Today in Phone Talks

Leaders Call On Pickets to Hold Lines   Government Conciliators Predict An “Important Development” During Day

U. S. Expects Phone Strike Break Today   Development Seen At4P. M. Talks In Natianal Capital

Break tn Phone Strike Expected This Afternoon   ‘U.S. Conciliator Predicts Development At &P MM.

New “Break” Promisedin Phone Strike   Conciliator Forecasts Big Development

Break May Come Today In Strike   Expect Development This Afternoon: Cable In Michigan Cut; AP Wires Affected

HINT BREAK IN PHONE STRIKE NEAR AT HAND   U. S. CONCILIATORS PREDICT IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT TODAY

Hint At Break This Afternoon In Phone Strike   Union Chiefs, Meanwhile,  Urge Pickets To Hold

PHONE PICKETS TOLD TO MAINTAIN LINES   U.S. Conciliator Says ‘Break’ In Tieup May Come Today

Conciliators See Break Soon In Phone Strike  Attempt Being Made To Head Off — Back-to-Work Move

U. S. Conciliator Claims Development May Come From Conferences in Capital This Afternoon

Development Expected In Phone Strike  U. S. Reported Planning Wage Roost Proposal

DEVE EXPECTED TODAY   Announcement Might Come At 4 O’clock Confab   UNIONISTS   Seek To Head Off Back-ToWork Movement Of New York Strikers

Call On Phone Strike Pickets To ‘Hold Lines’   Conciliat crs Predict “Important De-velopmem From Negotiations in Capital

Phone Strike Continues in Tangled State   But SetHement May Be Reached at Any Momen?

Conciliators See ‘Important Break’ In Phone Strike  Negotiations Go On In Capital

felephone Unions In Battle   Federation Fights to Halt Back - to - Work Movements

‘Phone Sirike May Be Endec By Pay Boost   Long Lines Union And A. T. & T. Tec Meet Late Today

BREAK SIGHTED IN PHONE FIGHT BY CONCILIATOR   U. S. Aid Forecasts Majo! Development At Parley Set This Afternoon

A REPORTERS’ BANQUET   Allen Crafton Will Give Noted “Kansas” Speech Tonight

JURY WILL HEAR BELLHOP TESTIFY         Stamford Resident to Be Wit. ness As Lake George Probe Reopens.

John Lawson Refused To Answer Quiz   Police Took Him from ‘Witness. Stand When He Refused to Say Whéther He Is a Communist.

Lawson Refuses To Answer Question, Held In Contempt, Ousted From Stand

FILM STARS TRY TO SMASH PROBE   Converge On Washington Tc Fight Hollywood Quiz

Capitol Police Oust ‘Hostile’ Witness From Stand in Brief, Noisy Session

FILM HEARING WITNESS IS EJECTED   Writer Refuses to Say Whether He's Communist Or Not

REDS OPPOSE 3 UN APPLICANTS   Threatens Use of Veto Tc Bar Ireland, Portugal And Trans-Jordan

Blocks Action On Other Applicants  Would Ban Portugal,  Treland. Trans-Jordan

Reds Promise  Twelfth Veto   Will Blackball 3 Nation: For Il. N. Memberchin

Russia Says She Will Veto Three U.N. Applications   Soviet Delegate Also Seeks To Block Action On Austria, Italy, Romania, Hungary By Security Council; America Objects

Soviet Announces  Plan To Use Veto   Will Exercise Power Vo Blackball UN's  Bids To dreland. Portneal. Transelomtan

SOVIETS TO USE U.N. BLACKBALL   Ireland, Portugal And Trans-Jordan Opposed For Membership

Russia to Veto 3 U.N. Applications   Block Ireland, Portugal, Trans- Jordan Entry -

Rails May Lose Mail. To Airlines   ‘First Class Matter Shift Urged to Strengthen Aviation

_WASHINGTON (4 Souvenir {celtinged ov back page)   New All-Weather Port At Fire Is.

WAR HAS GRAVE TURN FOR CHINA   Capital Of Manchuri: Menaced; Students Riot For Peace

Paris Expects Riots Monday  Schuman, New Premier  es ag Deis Fe CTR EOE gc, EEE py oy FEB EET

Schuman Is Asked To Select Cabinet  Armed Guards Patrol Paris in Present Crisis

Quick Decision ~ On Court Coal Order Expected   Indicate Supreme Court Will Act With Speed On Mandate Against New Strike

Hope wispelled Greece Faces  Tong Struggle To Rid Areas Of Insurgents   Mountamous Border Makes Maintenance  Of Order Big Issue

No Immediate Prospects of Greek Peace Seen; Plan Is Ready Made for Guerillas   Likelihood of Soviet Veto Was Dispelled Hope of Creating Permanent U. N. Commission to Watch the Frontier. Country Hac Ton Few Soldiers

GREEK PEACE OUTLOOK DIM   Soviet Veto Dispels Hope Of Commission

Country Is © Described As Battleground   No Chance For Communist Reconciliation  With the Gover omen Ts Sean Now

No Immediate Peace Prospect Seen In Greece  Greek Officials Lose Faith Once Stored In

Governor Blue Returns Today   Await His Decision: On Special Session -

Six Go To Hospitals — ‘After Crossing Crash   Clifford Sitzmann:  Still Unconsci-.  ous. Renorit

Six Go To Hospitals — After Crossing Crash   Clifford Sitzmann I: Still Unconscious. Report

MARDI GRAS IS BIGGEST EVER   New Orleans Having Mer riest, Most Expensive Season

Revelry Runs Riot... .  New Orleans Is Having Biggest And Costliest ’ Mardi Gras In History

CIO Requests 232 Cent Pay Boost of G. M.   Also Wants Other Benefits And Cuarenteed Week

UAW UNION ASKS AUTO COMPANY FOR PAY BOOST   Workers Also Want Guaranteed 40-Hour Week

UAW SEEKS PAY BOOST OF 23% CENTS AN HOUR   Vacation Pay, 40-Hour Work Week Also Asked Of General Motors

Also Want Cuaranteed  40-Hr. Week   Seek General Pay Increases For One Year

GMC Given Pay Demand   Auto Workers Union Asks 23 Cent Hike, Other Benefits

Raise Asked Of  General Motors   Union Seeks Increases In Pay And Vacation, Retirement Benefits

EISLER RALLY 1S DISRUPTED: “BY WAR VETS   COMMUNIST MEETING BRO. ' KEN UP BY VETERANS AT . TRENTON LAST NIGHT

Police Arrest Man Who Told Unilertaker Grandson Had Died to Pass $15 Bad Check

SEARCH IS WIDENED      Lansing Convict Whe Escaped Y esterday Still at Large

TAFT SAYS HE IS NOT  A 1948 CANDIDATE   But an Aid Hastens to Explain Senator “Means He Is Not an Active Candidate.”

Taft Gives Program For Balanced Economy In Speech At Charleston  Aide Qualifies Non-Candidacy Statement Ta Mean Taft le Not “Active” Candidate

Bill To Contro! Lobbying Goes To Legislature   Sigler-Sponsored Law Would Impose New Regulations

Accidental Farm Death Rate High It’s 54 per 100,000 Workers As Compared With 31 For Industry   Up to Farmer

ACCIDENTAL FARM DEATH RATE HIGH   It’s 54 per 100,0 000 Workers As Compared With 31  For Industry

NAZI DOCTORS TO BE HANGED   Seven Convicted By Cour Of Camp Atrocities Are Sentenced To Death

7 German Doctors Sentenced To Die (n Gallows: 5 Receive Life Terms

Small Nations Are Favored As Judes In UN.   UN Rejects U. S. Proposal To Ban Substance Views

Views Of U. S. Gain Support At UN Session   Russians Oppose Establishment Of Neutral Committee

Red Delegates Oppose Inquiry  For Palestine   U. S. Proposes Probe By Group Without Big 5 Representatives At Assembly Mect

CAPPER TO HOSPITAL   ‘Kameas Sesstor Repo: Reported Ill With Intestienal Disorder

CAPPER TO HOSPITAL   Kansas Senator Reported ll With Intestirena!l Diserder

CLUBWOMAN MUST PAY ENSLAVED MAID   judge Suspends Sentence ! California Case

Mrs. Ingalls To Pay Maid $6,000   Judge Shows Mercy, Spares Prison Term

30 Others Injured In Odd Blast in Virginia City   Aussies Ask UN To Consider War   Illinois Duroc Too Bia for Plane Ride   Mrs. Ingalls Spared Jail Term; Must Pay Ex-Maid

Ramadier. Quits; Troops Called Up   Blum Slated to Form New Capinet Strikes Spread

Blam Takes  Premier Post   Ex-Leader Tries To Form A New Government For Strife-Torn France

Blum May Attemp' To Form Cabinet; France is Divided   Socialist Secretary General Says Civil War Would .” Be as Bad as That of Spain.

Call French Characters Gen. Meyers Conscripts; From Books Set Up Co. BlumQOn Job On Parade to'GirlFriend’

France Recalls Conscripts To Army Service  Leon Blum Agrees s TP nd - Se inte   Leon Blum Agrees To Try To Form New Government

Labor Crisis Tense   Troops Are Recalled; Ramadier Quits Post; 500,000 Workers Idle

France Looks to  Socialist Leader   Veteran Statesman Agrees to Try and Form a New Government   Cabinet of Premier Paul Ramadier Is Target of Attack

France Looks te   Veteran Statesman Agrees to Try and Form a New Government   Cobanet_ of i Prenier Paul Ramadlies le, Farart of

ADDS 140,000 MEN   France Brings Army to a Normal Strength to Try to Stop Strike Wave

BLUM WILL TRY TO RUN FRANGE   Veteran Socialist, 75, Willing To Attempt Formation Of Cabinet

Bium to Try to Form New Government  France In Grip Of Spreading Communist-Led Strike:

France Calls Back Troops   Look To Blum To Form Strong, Stable Government.

Blum Will Try To Establish  French Order   Veteran Socialist States. man Seeks New Cabinet To Relieves Labor Strife

Red Strikes Provide Background... . Say Blum May Form A New French Gov't.

Blum Will Try To Form New French Cabinet  Veteran Sacinlict   Veteran Socialist Acts While Reds Throttle Nation

Army Trucks Rushing Flour Into Paris.   Assuves Capital of Bread As Government Battles Conmanist-Led Strikes

FRANCE RECALLS 140,000 TROOPS IN LABOR CRISIS   President Auriol Appeals to Nation to Remain Calm— Marseille Rail Workers Walk Out,  4   BLUM WILL ATTEMPT  £O FORM GOVERNMENT   Former Premier Plans to Organize Cabinet Widely Representative of Political Parties.

Blum Agrees To Organize New Cabinet   Socialists Reveal Veteran Has Consented To Act in Crisis

FRANCE CALLS SOLDIERS OUT   Looks To Leon Blum Te Form Strong, Stable Government

BLUM TO ‘TRY PUBLIC SAFETY GOVERNMENT   French Seek Peace I: Communiet - Upset  Cwieiea

Blum Will Try Tosave Frrnce   Fear of Civil War Hangs Over Strike-Paralyzed Country

FRANCE ASKS BLUM TO PICK NEW CABINET   COMMUNIST STRIKE WAVE BRINGS ON FRESH CRISIS

Report Blum  ‘Agrees On New Gov’t  Mollet Believes French Cabinet Wil! Be Formed Soon

Leon Blum To Organize New Cabinet   Military Trucks Rush Flour to French Capital

PUBLIC SAFETY REGIME SOUGHT   Blum Hopes to Bring Peace To Troubled France

Blum Accepts Bid To Form New Regime   Civil War Feared As Communist-Led Walkouts Increase

France Calls More Troops  For Crisis   Auriol Looks to Blum to Ferm Government - in Face of Strike Threats; Ramadier Resigns

Blum To Try  To Form New  Government Red Strikes On  Reea Tons Rranra

Veteran Blum. 75. To Form Cabinet Civil War Is Feared  As French Radicals lead New Strikes

Blum Expected To Head New Government   500,000 Workers On Strike Over Most Of Nation

Part Of 1947 Class Called ‘Up In France   Army Put At Normal Strength At Time When Strike Wave Threatens Nation

Auriol Recalls 140,000 To Army   Leon Blum Has Agreed To Try Hand At New Government Form

Strike Wave Results In New Cabinet  Military Trucks Rush Bread To Paris

Blum Gets Nod As Choice For  F rench Pr emier   Ramadier ‘Resigns As Re sult. Of Communist-Engineered Government Plot

France Musters Young Reserves To Bolster Army   Nation’s Executive Sees Coalition to Check Strike Wave

RED-PROVOKED STRIKES LEAD TO HIS RECALL   ix-Premier Agrees to Try to Form New Cabinet

BLUM ACCEPTS. Bip IN FRENCH GRISIS   Will Try to Ferm New Regime if Assembly Con; fii: Himn- Today.

DC-6 Makes Tesi Take-offs Before Airliner Is Moved   Blum Agrees To Form New Cabinet

France Calls Up Army Recruits  Leon Blum Strives To Form Cabinet

LEON BLUM, VETPRAN SOCIALIST STATESMAN AGREES TO TRY TO FORM NEW FRENCH GOVERNMENT

Blum Will Try To Lead Nation In Strike Crisis ~ Half-Million Now  Out of Work With More Due Today

France . Turns  ToBlum   ‘Former Premier Will ‘Try to Form Cabinet; Seen As Last Chance For Non-Red Regime

FRANCE GALLS MEN TO COLORS   Order Brings: 140,00 More Troops _ Into Army For Crisis

Leon Blum To Helm   Agrees to Try to Form Government to Cope With French Crisis

BLUM PICKED FOR TOUGH ASSIGNMENT   Expected to Begin Organizing Cabinet Today

BlumToTake OverControk For France   Will Try To Form Government As Split Widens And Talk Of Civil] War Is Heard

FRENCH RECALL 140,000 TROOPS   Nation Looks To Blum In Bid To Stem Wave Of Strikes

NATION POSED. UN BRINK OF: CIVIL STRIFE   Aged Socialist Accepts Bid as Reynaud Attempt  Caile

~TOFORMNEW GOVERNMENT   if 310 Votes Go His Way, Vateran Will Form Cabimet

RECALL URVDERKED _ France Strengthens Army _ As New Regime In Offing

Blum Will Try To Organize New Ministry   President, Strikes Sweeping Country, Urges People To Maintain Order

French Recall Military Class   President Auriol Asks Leon Blum to Form New Government

LEON BLUM HAS AGREED TO FORM A NEW GOVERNMENT   This Announcement Was Made by a Socialist Spokesman.   STRIKES SPREADING   Military Trucks Rushed Flour to Paris to Assume Capital of Bread.

140,000 Are Recalled to  French Army   Leon Blum Will Try to Form New French Government

Blum to Attempt Formation ef New Cabinet in France   French President to’ Seek an Assembly OK On Socialist Friday

Blum Tries To  Form Cabinet  France Depends On Veteran Statesman

Blum Called To Form New  Government  Ramadier Quits As Strikes Gain

Leon Blum Looms as New Premier  Paul Reynaud Fails bn Enea Ombinand

TO FORM NEW FRENCH GOVT   Two Time Premier I: Summoned to Act In Grave Crisis

Army Reeaiis 140,000 Men  In France   President Pleads For Calm in Crisis Inspired by Reds

French Troops Recalled;Blum Inherits Chao:   New Premier to Confront - Assembly Today  , - ST en

Blum Attempts To Reorganize French Cabinet   Veteran. Socialist Agrees To Try: Formation Of New  Government As:  Strikes Spread. .

France Calls Class to Colors  Brings Army Up to Normal Strength in  c  . fy  €@, 3% £=xxR7....

France Calls Army Class   Summoned to Possible Duty; Blum Strives To Form Government

BLUM MAY FORM FRENCH CABINET   Rising Wave Of Red-Inspirec Strikes Is Background

Blum Will Try Form A Cabinet   Miners Idle, Ports Are Tied Up: Army Trucks Rush Flour To Paris

Ramadier Quit: As Pressure in France Grows   Blum May Take Over 200,000 Peasants in Ttalv Strike    PARIS, Nov. 19.—~UP)— Premier Paul Ramadier reistoned tonight.

Auriol Reealls 140,000 to  French Army   Public Safety Rule Pledged as Blam  , Waits Confirmation

France Brings Army to a Normal Strength to Try to Stop Strike Wave

Military Men Of France Are Recalled   Part of 1947 Class Called Up to Bring Army To “Normal Strength;”’ Blum Forms Government

Blum Accepts Job of Naming French Cabinet   President Recalls 140,000 Conscripts As Strikes Spread

BLUM WILL TRY TO SET UP NEW FRENCH REGIME   Socialist Leader Warns 0 Civil War Menace As Strikes Continue

New Government For France to Be Formed by Blum   Announcement Made By Socialist Leader  As Communist-led be Bee d

Blum To Try Forming New French Cabinet   Communists Starting New Strikes: Flour Rushed-ta Paris

Blum Trying To Form New Cabinet   Aged Socialist Making Effort to Get France Out of Trouble

France Recalls Part of 1947 Military Class   Government Trying To Stem Wave of Strikes in Industry

FRANCE RECALLS PART OF 1947 MILITARY CLASS TO BRING HER ARMY UP TO NORMAL STRENGTH

Blum Agrees To Try to Form New Cabinet.   Veteran Socialist * To Undertake Task of Forming Government To End Disorders

Lehman Calls for Establishment of  State University   ‘Says College Must Be Backed By Full Anti-discrimination Laws

General Hike Over Area Is Twenty Cents   Other Companies Are, Expected To Up Prices Todav

Ben Franklin and Bell Are Included in List of Firms Meeting Advance by Phillips

Providence Fire Brought Under Control   50 Injured as 400 Persons Flee Flames

22 Overcome Fighting Fire in Mexico Stores  hAnherly fer   Moberly Joins Other Central Missouri Cities in Sending Aid

Communists Open Heavy Attack Aimed at mukeen  cas:.. Trsect nt tiniaumme i em:

Communists Open Heavy Attack Aimed at Mukden   Six Divisions Are Reported Taking Part in Big Batile

Stalin-Marshall Meet Momentous   Parley Staggering In Possibilities, Mackenzie Says

Chilly Weather Over Wide Area  “Extends North a ind. Fast from: Chicass. -

U.S. May Halt Phone Walkout   Workers Face Congressional Move To Stop The Strike.“

Bill Would Halt Telephone Strike   Injunction Measure «I: Reported by Hartley at Washington

July 1 Likely Effective Date For Tax Cut   Senate Passage Of Plan Is Believed Toe Re Certain

EXPECT HOUSE TO OKAY SENATE TAX CUT PLANS   Effective Date of Proposed Slashes May Re July 1. "47

LITTLE DAMAGE DONE TO CROPS BY COLD SPRING   Orchards Weather Late Frosts, Wheat Bumper, Oats Acreage Declines

Wet Spring Retarded Farm Season But Caused Little Damage, Experts

Need $1,000 for Carload of Wheat  5. W. lowa Total Now Near $3,500

Record Off-Year Vote Anticipated From Recistratior   State Figures Highest Exeap! Ser Presidential, \ Gubernatorial Elections  ‘

Heat, Mishaps Take 11 Lives   Aged Woman Collapses On Milwaukee Trolley; Bull Gores Farmer

State Resident Is Dead of Heat   Accidents Claim   Accidents Claim Lives of 10 Others

Each Producer Agrees That Railroads Deserve Increase  ‘Except for My Own Goods’

1,200 Refuse To Enter Pits; 6,000 May Join In Sympathy Bridegroom Quits Mine Sitdown Strike: 13 Huddle Underground

ANTHRACITE PIT CLOSED BY PAY DEBATE STRIKE   13. Miners In Sitdown Protest Keeps 1.200 Other Men Idle

SITDOWN OF 13 MEN TIES UP COAL MINE   GROUP % FEET UNDERGROUND—FELLOW WORKERS STRIKE IN SYMPATHY.

Miners Staging New Sitdown   13 Men Huddled 800 Feet Underground

MEN PUDDLE IN COAL MINE FOR SITDOWN   DIGGERS CLAIM PAY DOCKED, REFUSE TO COME UP   Can’t Work Full Day

13 Miners Continue Sitdown Strike; Two, Including Bridegroom, Give Up

Sitdown Strike 800 Feet Under      Diggers, Refusing To Leave Mine,  Charge Pay Docking Unjustified

Flames Still Rage in Area Of Oil Tanks   No Further Casualties Reported in New Blast

Danger Of New Blast Wanes At Texas City   Fire and Rescue Crews Still Battling Flames Belching in Port Area

NEW EXPLOSION CAUSES LITTLE MORE DAMAGE   Red Cross Estimates Death Toll At 750 As New Dangers Pass

Australia Draws Yanks   Méhy Vets Want to Settle  Aussies Have Plenty Of Room

Australia Swamped With Requests By U.S. Vets to Settle “Down Under’

Australia Lures Yanks   Thousands Make Appli. cations to Settle in Population-Hungry Land

New Land Of Opportunity Yank Ex-Gls Crowd Ships Leaving For Australia

Mont. Water Laws Will Be Guide   UN Files Requests Recently With  State Knoineer

RAMADIER MAY RIDE OUT STORM   French Socialist Premier Seen As Likely Victor In Confidence Vote

TORPEDO PLANT IS DEMOLISHED BY EXPLOSION   Three Buildings at Mannford, Okla., Destroyed—Houses In Area Shaken

SUGAR ‘RATION DEADLINE SET   Senate Approves Measure To End Rationing Oct. 31 After Bitter Debate

RATIONING OF ~ SUGAR TO END ON OCTOBER 31   Senate Also Votes To In crease Year's Allotment Te 35 Pounds   BITTER WRANGLING AMONG REPUBLICANS

Prison Employes Are Disciplined  _ Result of Escape Of Danagerous Man

Two Disciplined In Prison Break  Foreman Discharged, -. Guard is Suspended

OPEN CIVIL WAR SEEN FOR CHINA   Central Government Breaks Off All Relations With Communists

Open Civil War In China Soon   China’s Central Government Breaks Off Remaining — Relations With Communist Regime 

Trombonist’s Down Beat Overrules Clarinetist's Riff in Film Brawt

For the Lirst Time, Benny Is Flat T; Dorsey Swinas Out--at Goodman

Says Answer to U.S. Boxcar Dearth Is “Not More Laws, but More Cars”

Steel Allocation Powers Requested   Secretary Harriman Wants To Direct Steel Tc Most Essential Programs

Wants Authority To Divert Stee! To Priority Spot:   Also Urges Control Of Export Prices To Fight Inflation

WANTS EXPORT PRICE POWERS Harriman Asks Congress For Limited Control Of Steel

Harriman Asks Priority Power To Direct Stee]: Urges Export Control

Controls On ‘Steel Asked  By Harrimar   Limited Priority And Allocation Powers Needed, Commerce Dept. Head Tells Committee

ASKS POWER 10 ALLOCATE STEEL   Tells Economic Committee Controls Needed

HARRIMAN ASKS FOR POWER 10 CONTROL STEEL   Allocation Authority Sough To Help Divert Supplies To Essential Items

‘Limited Powers’  Steel Control Program Put Before Solons By Harriman   Commerce Chieftain Presents Anti-Spiral Details For Truman

Harriman Also: Seeks To Curb Export Prices   Limited Priority and Allocas cation Would Divert Small Supply to Essential Industries   Senators Predict  Action By Holiday   Early Okeh Of ‘Part Of  Anti-Inflation Program Seen By Sens. Milli  ken and Taft

Harriman Urges. Many Controls   Would Allocate Steel In Fight Against  Inflation.

Call Grand Jury For Murder Query   Wife Of Arkansas Prosecu tor In Seclusion After Shooting Father-In Taw

Wife of Arkansas Racket Buster Is in Seclusion After Killing Father-in-Law

DISTRICT OIL PRICE HIKED   25-Cent Increase Posted By Several Purchasers For  Middle District Oil

Follows Hike Of Bradford And Allegany   Pennzoil Price Now $4.12 to $4.17 for Oil In This Area

Col. Murray Gets 10 Years   Found Guilty of Misappropriating Fortune in Gems

ARMY OFFICER SENT T0 PRISON   Draws 10-Year Sentence for Diamond Theft

OFFICER GETS 10-YEAR TERM   Col. Murray. Who Took Jap Jewels, Also Dismissed From Service

Colonel Guilty Of Gem Theft  Murray Cashiered, Sentenced To 10 Year

Army Officer Gets 10 Years In Gem Thefts   Brought" Diamonds Home From Japan, Claimed Forume Was Just “War Souvenirs”

Marshall to Deliver U.S. Policy Talk   To Outline Plans, for Inter-America Seesion tn Brazil

— DEFENSE — — Economic  Aggressior Is Issue. _  patest- meee me eS’

Marshall Will Make Policy Address At Hemisphere Meeting Tomorrow

MARSHALL WILL GIVE RIO TALK   Conference Delegates t   Get U. S. Views

SOVIET PLAN © FOR GERMANY ~ TURNED DOWN   UNITED STATES, BRITAIN AND-PRANCE-FLATLY-RE—  JECT SUGGESTION. 7 FOR CENTRALIZED .. © CONTROL  oy

ALLIES STYMIE RUSOIAN PLAN FOR GERMANY   Ministers Reject Demand To Allow  German Plebiscite

Congress Calls Press For Help   Newspaper Men Asked To Testify  In Housing Hearing

“Vertical Alliances”   Reports Of Survey May Show If Conspiracy Exists In Housing Lack

IMMEDIATE REDUCTION IN TAXES ARGUED   Republicans Believe  President Truman at Last Is Willing

‘Treasury Department’s Analysis of Relationship Between Rising Living Costs and Tax Exemption Seen by G. O. P. Lawmakers as Argument for Immediate Reduction in Federal Levies-ou Income, i

Treasury -Report Boosts Tax Cut  Hailed By GOP As  Reduction Arqument

Treasury Report Argument For Tax Slashes, GOP Says  Indicates Exemption Increase Required

Argument Is Cited. -For Slash In Taxes   Treasury Department Analysis Hailed By Republicans

Kean. Reports President May Have Own Plan   High Living Costs-Tax Exemption Relationship Considered Argument For Quick Income Tax Reduction

Anti-Inflation Bill Is Doomed   Special Session to End Friday with Little Action

PLAN TO BEAT U.S. INFLATION BOGGED DOWN   SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS TO END FRIDAY

Cultural Program Bill Introduced  Congress May Save ™ o-. rors og

"Voice Of America’ Broadcasts Probable   Compromise May Give State Department Ten . Million Dollars

FUNDS SOUGHT TOPUBLICIZE U.S. OVERSEAS   LEGAL STATUS FOR VOICE OF AMERICA ON AIR PUSHED

Cultural Program Bill Introduced  Congress May Save Part of Setup

BILL TO FINANCE U8: BROADCASTS OFFERED IN HOUSE   Compromise Measure May Give State Department $10,000,000 for Cultural Relations Program.   SUM IS ONE-THIRD THE AMOUNT ASKED   Taber Says There Will Be No Objection to Appropriation Later If Certain Conditions Are Met.

Ways of Keeping ‘Voice of America  Being Discussed House Bill Would Purge   House Bill Would Purge Disloyal Employes in Cultural Relations

DIPLOMATS — IN MOVE TO SAVE ‘VOICE OF U. S.   Compromise May Salvage $10 Million For State  Department Plans

OFALL CLEARS GAMING STAND   Tells Inquiry Liquor Depart ment Will Handle Gambling with More Employes.

Cofall fo ‘Take Care of Gambling’ When Department Gefs More Help

Ford Motor Company Faces New Strike   Union Wants Clause To Avoid New Labor Law

UAW Threaten To Strike Unless Union Exempt From  Panalties Of Labor Bill

WAGE BOOST ASKED BY G. M. EMPLOYES   Demand for Second Postwar In crease Laid Before Company Officials in Detroit.

NEW PAY RAISE SOUGHT BY UAV   Union Makes Demand On (,eneral Motors For 23',-Cent Boost

ARMY, NAVY TO STAY SEPARATE   Writer Explains Truman Plan For Military ‘Unity’

RN NEAR AREER SEL —  Senators Stay Away From Chamber In Droves But Oratory Continues

Senators Find Urgent Business Elsew here  As Debate on Bulwinkle Bill Drones On

Stop Shipping Soviets Tools, Stassen Urges   Presidential Candidate Believes War With Russia Can Be Avoided

Poll Among State Legislators Finds Widespread Opposition To Sales Tax   ~ Proposal Of Governor Lane, Designed To Raise $18 Million Annually, Facing Rocky; If Not  Fatal Jourmey In Assembly.

Bill Calls tor Skip Election For Mayors   GOP Policy Committee Sponsors Change in City Vote—Two More Labor Measures in

Indiana House Gets Bills To Outlaw Secondary Labor Strikes and Limit Portal Pay Suits.   CITY OFFICIALS TO GET 3-YEAR TERM

Skip Election Bill Presented To Assembly   General Assembly Also Gets 2 More Labor Measures

Overall Review of Gov't Tax Structure Will Begin Monday   House Groups Asks Snyder  To Testifv

Foreign Relief Bill Is Passed By Both House:   Undersec. Acheson Calls for Continued Emergency Loans

DOWN EFFORT TO CUT TOTAL   Action Taken As Call For Further Aid Is Made by Acheson

FOREIGN RELIEF FUND APPROVED   Richard Allen, Red Cros: Vice President, Will Direct Program

FOREIGN RELIEF BETS APROVAL   350 Million Program Slated for Needy in War-Torn Countries”

Congress Gives Final Approval To i 4         Survives Senate Attempt To Clams A Ceiling On It; Allen Due ~— To Administer Plan 

$350 Million Aid Bill Finally Gets Through Congres:   But U.S. Must Dig Up More for Loans, Grants Abroad, Says Acheson

Two Die in Fresh Political Strife In Southern Italy   De Gasperi Expected to Anmounce Revised Makeup of Cabinet Saturday

Russians Invited As Co-Sponsor   Survey Of Resources And Needs For Report To U. S.. Is Program

Britain, France Take Lead in  European Plan   Agree on Commission To Put Marshall's Project Into Gear

Links Couple to Murders on Yacht   Salesman Says Pair Purchased Dynamite Sticks

ALEMAN GIVEN OVATION BY U.N,   Mexican President Sees Duties In Checking “Steeds Of War”

Aleman Talks To U.N. Session  Given Tremendous Ovation By Delegates

MIL LION DOLLAR FOUNDATION FOR ADVANCEMENT OF MEDICAL SCHENCE PLANNED AT ALBUOQUEROUE

BRITISH TO GET PART OF MONEY ALLOTTED   Acheson Says Some Greece-Turkey Cash May Go to England

No ‘Kick-Back’ For Britain On Greece Costs   Some U. S. Dollars May Be Spent On British Goods

U.S. Won't Repay Britain For Help Given To Greece  Dean Acheson Rules Out Any “Kickback”

Landlords and Tenants Given Lease Powers  Permissive Measure Would Authorize 15 Per Cent Roost If

15 PERCENT RENT INCREASE APPROVED   Senate Votes Te Allew Boost “Where Tenasts Agree In Exchange Fer Leurer Lense

PERMIT VOTED   Senate Approves Pian for 15 Per Cent Boost in Exchange for Lease.

Absences Criticized   Increases In Rent Of 15 Per Cent Are - Approved In Senate

SENATE 0.K.S ‘CONDITIONAL RENT RAISES   Plan To Remove Rent Ceil: ings In 30 Areas Each Month Annroved

RENTS MAY BE RAISED WHEN LEASES GIVEN   Vote on Extension Of Control Goes Over Until Next Week

RENT BOOSTS 0. K.'D IN TRADE FOR LEASE   Gradual End Of Ceilings Also Provided In Senate Bill

Two Added fo State Road Death Tell   Seminole Oit Field Worke: Collision Victim

FRANCO FEARS ~NEW TROUBLE      BPANISH—DICTATOR- “ORDERS "MORE TROOPS: TO GUARD THE FRENCH BORDER

Football Photography For Murphy H. S$. Yearbook  Swings To Conservativism

Valuable Data Uncovered by Antarctic cynlorations of Byrd Naval Expedition -

Antarctic Report Byrd Little America Expedition Tested Equipment, Probed Arec

Britain — May Quit  Palestine   Nation To Surrender Mandate If UN Does Not Solve Problem

BRITAIN ASKS — FOR SOLUTION _OF-WRANGLES   UN WARNED THAT BRITAIN “WILL WITHDRAW IF DECISION I$ NOT REACHED

United States Circulates Resolution For ‘Little Assembly’ To Guard Peace In Interim

COAST GUARD PROBES ISLAND QUEEN BLAST   13th Body Recovered Fron River Near Wreckage ,

Ship Blast Toll Put at 20 Dead   Coast Guard Opens Inquiry at Pittsburgh

Eight Bodies Dragged From Charred Hull Of  Large Pleasure Boat   Explosion Is Believed To Have Been Caused When Workmen Set Off Fuel Tanks With Welding Torches.

Inquiry 0 pens. In River Boat Blast. Tragedy   13th Body Recovered Early Today; Seven Crew Momhers Missing As Diver Searches

COAST GUARD INVESTIGATING “ISL: AND QUEEN” EXPLOSION; 9 BODIES FOUND. Li MISSING

Open Quiz In Steamer Fire   Coastguard to Probe River Tragedy; List Nine Dead. 11 Lost

BODIES OF NINE RECOVERED, 11 STILL MISSING   Welder’s Torch Spark Believed To Have Ignited Steamer’s Oil Tanks

Quiz Injured  In Probe Of River Blast   Thirteen Bodies Recov ered; Divers Search For Seven More Believed In Wreckage.

Coast Guard Starts Probe Of Ship Blast   13th Body Taken From Dark Waters

Island Queen Toll Set at 20  Nine Bodies Found; ee tl aauay Chg laa

9 Bodies Recovered, 11 Still Missing After Pleasure Boat Burns at Pittsburch

Recover Bodies ‘Of Nine Victims   Eleven Others Listed As Missing And Presumed Dead. After Steamer Island Queen Blows Up At Pittsburgh Pter.

Inquiry Board Seeks Cause Of  River Disaster   13th Body Is Taken’ from River; Diver Searches for More.

RECOVER BODY OF 13TH VICTIM   Coast Guard Opens Inquiry in Island Queen Blast

FOREST FIRES RAGE. IN EAST   MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN ‘LOSSES SUFFERED AS FLAMES SWEPT WOODLANDS

New Englanders Battle Against Spreading Fire   Uncontrolled Forest Fires Sweeping DroughtStricken New England Areas

DAMAGING FIRES SWEEPING EAST   Uncontrolled Flames Cause Loss Estimated At $3,000,000

(Just Another Umpire’ Ponders the Legality 'Of Star's Marriage to ‘Brooklyn Roughneck’

Laraine’s and Leo’s Bliss Up to ‘Umpire’   Judge to Announce Moy 9 Whether Marriage to Miss Day Will Stand

— ‘JUST ANOTHER UMPIRE’ — _ . Judge to Rule May 9 On Laraine's Divorce

"Just Another Umpire' Weighs Decision After Hectic (Laraine) Day in Court

LICHTENWALTER LAW BOON 10 MOTORIS)   Congressional Candidate Had Sponsored Legislation   ONE OF THE SPONSORS

LICHTENW ALTER FOUGHT FOR AUTO ANTI. GYP LAW   House All the Way Through   — Law for Supervision,

Business And Industrial Spokesmen Back Truman Plea To Slash Prices

GROUPS PLEDGE COOPERATION IN CUTTING PRICES   U. S. Chamber Of Commerce, Retail Federation Agree On Policy

Speaking of a Bull ina China Shop Here’s a Deer ln aTippler's Dell

Ninety-Four-Year-Old Martha Truman Hurt By Fall, President Flys To Mother's Side

Violent Hurricane Threatens No Land  Sections at Present   Nayal Flier : er Says Cente of Storm Has Bearing on Photos of Bikini’  ‘ Atom . Blast

Believe Storm To Curve North Away From Land   Tropical Disturbance  Moving Away From The Continent.

State Of War In Paraguay   Soldiers De sert Ansur gents and Surrender to Government

Blalock Claims Reds In Young Democrats Club  Evidence Of Texas ‘Infi Itration’ Sai . ven le) sciale

Young Democrats Warned of Red Peril   Evidence Given To Government   Communists Try To Seize Control

Blalock Charges ‘Reds’ Seeking To  Seize Young Dems   Says Government Has Evidence Communists Texas Club Members

Blalock Says Reds Tried to Control Texas Young Demos  Hits ‘Communist’ Infiltration of State Organization

Youth Charged In Sexton's Death  MINISTER TELLS OF HIS SON’S ‘DETERIORATION IN CHARACTER’

MINISTER HEARD AT BOY'S TRIAL   St. Joe. Postor Says Adopted ’ Son’s Character Cracked In 2-Year Span

Ciaims Slayer A Jekyll And Hyde   Youth Whe Killed Church Sexton Is Described As Linusnal,

ClericDefends Adopted Son In Slaying Trial   Youth, 16, Killed Sexton Of Chureb and Mutilated Body With Drill, State Charges

Doctor Jekyll, Mr. Hyde  Minister Saw It After Lad Saw Film, ‘Laura’

‘On Rail Fares   Burlirigton Among. . --Railroads-Seeking “99/ “Rate Increase

® PAUL MALLON—  enter e nee  e= iNE  RPRy  Asks If A. F. of L.’s Plan Is Way Out, or In Deeper and Deeper?

@ PAUL MALLON—  Asks If A. F. of L.’s Plan Is Way Out, or In Deeper and Deeper?

School Aid Fate Moves to Senate  House Completes Action en Bills

‘Qualifications of Former Senator ‘to Serve on Labor Relations Board [Are Contested in Upper House Today

Murdock Post Is Contested   Several Solons Ready To Vote Against Utah Man

CITY DADS STUDY ‘GARBAGE PROBLEM   Mayor Hopes to Announce New Plan by First of  the Week   QUESTION OF FINANCE

Mayor Hopes to Announce New Plan by First of the Week   QUESTION OF FINANCE

Huss Heads Superintendents ....  Local Teachers Are Elected At Meeting

OPA to Go Past Friday ‘Deadline’   Works While Waiting  Final Funds Decision

CHESAPEAKE BRIDGE IS GIVEN APPROVAI   War Department Has No Objection To Engineering Phases Of Bay Span

Bay Bridge Approved By War Department   Lane Hails: Action As Milestone Toward Construction -

A PLEASURE TO HELP HIS PEOPLE _ Pastor Opens Up Family Market To Offer Food At Lower Prices

Impatient With Soviet Diplomacy   Sen. Vandenberg Says “Dangerous Misconception” For Russia To Underestimate UU. S

VANDENBERG WARNS REDS TO TAKE NOTICE   Foreign Affairs Expert Hits Soviet ‘Indifference’ To U. S Power

Senate Leader Scores Soviet Indifference   Asserts Russia Makes Dangerous Mistake in Underestimating U, S, Rank Among Powers

Vandenberg Warns Russia Not To Underestimate Real Power Of America

impatience With ‘Soviet Diplomacy Grows i in Congress   is “Dangerous to Underestimate U.S, Rank”’---Vandenbera

Soviets’ Dallying ‘in Debt Appeals Irks Vandenberg  Senator Fears Reds Underestimate U.S.  Rating Among Power:

Vandenberg Gives Blunt Statement   Shows Increasing Ive Ove Russian - Diplomacy With Country

RUSSIAN STAND DRAWS ATTACK BY VANDENBERG   Says That Soviet Shouldn’ Underestimate Rank Of U. S. Among Powers

Congress Growing Impatient of Russia’s Attitude  Vandenberg Assertior _ Warns Soviet of U. S. Place in World

DIPLOMACY OF SOVIETS IRKS U.S. SENATOR   Says Moscow Shouldn't Under-estimate U. S. Rank In World

Vandenberg Warns Russia Not To Underestimate This Country; Notes Impatience With Soviet Diplomacy

Vandenbers Warns Russia   Shouldn’t Underestimate This Nation’s Rank  Senator Says

Soviets Refuse To Discuss Settlement Of Lend-Lease Goods   Vandenberg Says Russians Not *‘Anxi« ous To Establish Mutual Good Will, Fair Play’

‘Vandenberg Hit At Russian Policies   Holds Soviets Do Not Share Our Anxiety For “Good Will”

TEMPERATURES   Moscow Treads Dangerous Path, Senator Asserts   Lack Of Fair Play, Good Will Charged In Capital Speech

Soviets Warned  By Vandenberg   Senator Fears Russia Misunderstands Realities

Underestimation of U.S. Position Called Dangerous Misconception;  Lack of Fair Play, Good Will Cited

Washington No Rural Outpost, Senator Charges   Four Recent Notes  Completely Ignored, Congressman Told In Blunt Address

CLAIM RUSSIA IGNORED U. 8. REQUESTS   Underestimation Of American Power ‘Stressed   SENATOR   Says Soviets Do Not Share Our Anxiety For Fair Play, Good Will

Vandenberg ‘ Raps Russ on Antagonism   Soviet Worned on Underestimating U.S. Rank as World Power

Red Diplomacy. Said Annoying To U.S. Solon   Vandenberg Warns Soviet Not. To Underestimate Strength Of Americana

IMPATIENCE OVER SOVIET. DIPLOMACY GROWING TO HEAD      Vandenberg Warns Russians Not to Underestimate This Couniry’s Rant.

Reds Belittle This Country, He Asserts   Previous Stands Are Pointed Out By Senator

United States Rank Is Underestimated   Soviets Fail to Share Desire For Fair Play and Good Will

U.S. Power Must Be Considered   Foreign Relations Expert Tells Reds Washington No “Way Station”; Warns o1 Disregarding American Policies, Aims

Underestimating U. §. Dangerous: Sen. Vandenberg   America Ranks High With World Powers, Senator Informs Russ

Vandenberg Says It's Dangerous For Soviets to Underestimate Rank  Of US Among Powers of World

Red Underestimate of Rank of United © States is Attacked   Senator Vandenberg is Blunt in His Remarks Concerning Soviet

Senator Cites Recent Ignoring Of Requests To Settle Accounts On Lend-Lease; Declares America Has Top Rank  As World Power

Congressional Impatience with Russia Mounts   Solon Tells Reds Not to Undervalue American Prestige

Congress Seen Impatient With Red Diplomacy   Vandenberg Reveals Attitude In Speech Notable For Unvarnished Language

‘Dangerous To Underestimate United States’   Congressional Impatience With Soviet omnes ‘Mounting

BLUNT WARNING GIVEN TO REDS ON tS. POWER   Senator Says It Is ‘Dangerous Misconception’ To Under estimate U. S. Rank Among World Pow ers.

Not Anxious To Establish Good Will, He Asserts   ‘Dangerous Misconception’ If Reds Underestimate U. S. Importance.

Stassen Invites Badger Support   Feels Optimistic on Chances in State Next Year

Stassen Opens Delegate Drive In Wisconsin   Endorses Clubs in Badger State to See McCarthy

Oscar” Winner Still On “Outs” With Her Sister  Olivia De Havilland, March Cop Awards

Maja pe Academy Awards  Sisters With ‘Oscars’ Remain At Adds Fredric March Top Actor

OLIVIA SNUBS HER SISTER “Tm Proud Of Her,’ Joan Says Of Miss DeHavilland’s Honor

Discord in Hollywood Harmony EE A ”   Winning of Cov eted Oscar Fails to Change Movie Actress’ Attitude Toward Her Sister

MOVIE OSCARS ARE ANNOUNCED   Best Years Of Our Lives Voted Best Film Of 1946

Ceilings to be Enforced On Veterans’ Houses Beoun Before Dec. 24

Ceilings Retained on Price of Homes Begun in December   Builders and Buyers ol Some 700,000 Homes Receive Warning

Price Lids Hold on Vets’ Housing Under’ Way Dec.” 4  . Ceilings Avolicable Before That Date

Home Builders, Purchasers Mus! Adhere to Rules   Conrcome Pravinue

OPA Warns Builders on Price Ceiling:   Observance of Rules Under Which Priority Given to Be Enforced

HOMES STARTED BEFORE DEC. 24 STILL UNDER OPA   BUILDERS WARNED THEY MUST ADHERE TO PRICE CEILINGS

PRICE CEILINGS STAY FOR VETS   IPA Warns Builders And Purchasers Under Vet Emergency Housing Program That Price Ceilings Remain In Effect.

Housing Lid Still On   OPA Tells Builders They Must Adhere to Ceilings of Last Year

Girl, 17, Kills Little Brother   Batters Him To Death With A Mechaniec’s  Hammer.

REQUESTS FOR CRUDE ALLOWABLE INCREASE DURING JANUARY FEW  EAST TEXAS FIELD TO CONTINUE ON 20-DAY SCHEDULE NEXT MONTH

Ambassador To Britain Dies Suddenly  O. Max Gardner   O. Max Gardner Succumbs on Eve of Departure

New Envoy Dies on Eve Of Mission   Max Gardner Stricker Just Before Sailing For Great Britain.

NEW AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND DIES ON EVE OF JAUNT   Gardner Succumbs in New York  As He Prepares to Sail  to New Post

Ambassador’s Death Occurs:   Heart Attack Fatal to O. May  Gardner. Shortly. before He Was to ‘Sail for London

Gardner Dies In New York   Ambossador To Britain Was To Sail Thursday for New Post

AMBASSADOR GARDNER DIES   Succumbs Few Hours Before Sailing to Take Up New Diplomatic Post

U.S. Ambassador To Britain Dies  Heart Attack Fatal -—- es, er eee ~~ .   Heart Attack Fatal To O. Max Gardner In New York Hotel

Sudden Death Ends Career of Gardner   Ambassador Dies on Eve Of Trip to London Post

New Envoy Scheduled to Scil Today   O. Max Gardner Ha< Been Appointed to Succeed Harriman

DEATH CANCEL MO DEPARTURE FOR NEW POST   Max Gardner Succumbs t “ Stroke Hours Before He Was to Sail.

0, MAX GARDNER DIED IN NEW YORK CITY HOTEL TODAY   Was Preparing to Go to Lon don As United States Ambassador,   A SHOCK TO PRESIDENT   His Death Oceurred a Few Hours Before He Was to Hlave Sailed.

0. MAX GARDNER NEW U.S. ENVOY  TO BRITAIN DIES   Dies of Heart Attack Day He Was Scheduled tr Sail

Succumbs in  N.Y. Hotel at Age of 64   North Carolinan Was on Way to Post in England

0. Max Gardner, U.S. Ambassador To Britain Dies   Was To Sail From N_ Y. Todav

New U.S. Envoy To Britian Dies  ©. Max Gardner Fatally Stricken on Eve  Pid Paw asénuwe Sa Actume Bact in Eantana

U.S. Envoy To Britain Dies Today   Suecessor to Herriman as Ambassador Was 64, Suffered Heart Attack   President'Grieved’   Ross Says Truman Is Shocked at Death of Appointee

O. Max Gardner New Ambassador To Britain, Dies   Was To Sail Today To lake Up D,.¢0c: Truman ‘Deeply Grieved_

Dies As He Plans Trip To England   O. Max Gardner, New U.S. Ambassador, Expires In New York Horal

0), Max Gardner Dies At Hotel In New York   Scheduled To Sail Today For Britain To Be Ambassador

U. §. ENVOY T0 BRITAIN DEAD   Heart Ailment Fatal to Ambassador Gordner Before Leaving for Post

U.S. ENVOY 10 BRITAIN DEAD   O. Max Gardner Victim of Heart Attack

Ambassador Stricken With Coronary Chrombosis;Funeral at Shelby - Saturday.

YANKEE ENVOY DIES SUDDENLY   Gardner Scheduled To Sai Thursday for London

NEW ENVOY TO BRITAIN DIES   O. Max Gardner Suc. cumbs While Preparing To Sail

0, MAX GA TAKEN BY DEATH   New American Ambassador To Britain Passes At 64

Heart Attack Proves Fatal To New Envoy To England   Former Tar Heel Governor To Have Sailed Today

MAX GARDNER SUCCUMBS 10 HEART ATTACK      New United States Ambassador to Great Brit_ain Stricken in a New York Hotel Room—Was Due to Sail Today.

New Ambassador fo Britain Dies on Eve Of Trip fo London  O. Max Gardner Stricken VA/ is vs  orn   O. Max Gardner Stricken With Coronary Trombosis

Succumbs To Heart Attack In New York   Death Steps In Few Hours Before He Was. To Sail For Great Britain   Named Month Ago to Sue ceed W. Averell Harriman As Envoy to Britain

New Envoy Dies On Voyage Eve   EDITOR'S NOTE—The Editerial Page column about 0. Max Gardner was already in type awaiting publication at the time of his sudden death.

Gardner, Envoy lo Britain, Dies   Stricken Just Before Sailing on America

Max Gardner Dies Suddenly   Was to Sail in Few Hours For London as U. S$. Ambassador to Great Britain

New U. §. Envoy: ‘To Great Britain ‘Dies Suddenly   oO. Max. Gardner Felled By Coronary Thrombosis On Wav To Assume Post

SUDDEN HEART ATTACK KILLS -MAX GARDNER   Former Governor of Nort Carolina Dies on Eve of

Shocked Surprise Voiced Af Passing Of 0.Max Gardne!  Heart Attack Fatal To New Ambassador

U.S. Ambassador Gardner Passes  Dies On Eve Of Sailina For London

Ambassador to Great Britain  Dies Suddenly   Few Hours Before He Was to Sail for  New Post in London

Max Gardner, U.S. E LNVOY, Dies Today   ”  Death Comes Hours Before New Ambassador To England Was To Sail

THROMBOSIS IS FATAL TO ENVOY TO GREAT BRITAIN   Newly Appointed Ambassador Dies At St. Regis Hotel In New York; Was To Sail For London Today; Top-Ranking North  Carolinian.

U.S. Ambassador To England Is Death Victim      MAX GARDNER DIED IN NEW YORK AFTER ATTACK

SUCCUMBS FEW HOURS BEFORE GOING ON SHIP   Death of Max Gardner, 64, Was Caused From Coronary Thrombosis

Heart Attack Is Cause Of Death   British Ambassador on Eve Of Leaving; Burial Saturday

Gardner Is Dead At 64   New Ambassador To Britain Succumbs Oniy A Few Hours Before Sailing Time

Ambassador To Britain Stricken   Lives Only Few Hours After Heart Attack

0. Max Gradner, U.S. Ambassader To Britain, Dies   Former Gsvernor of North Carolina Stricken at New York Hotel   WAS TO SAIL TODAY ABOARD SS AMERICA   Wife and Son at Bedside; Death Comes 5 Hours After Heart Attack

Death of Envoy to Brifain Widely Mourned  Heart Ailment Is Fatal to QO. Mex Clerdnar

Max Gardner, US Ambassador To England, Is Dead   White House Announces Sudden Death Of Newly Appeinted Envoy.

0. MAX CARDNER AMBASSADOR TO ST. JAMES, DIES   Stricken Few Hours Before’ Sailing Time

U. §. Ambassador To Britain Dies Suddenly  ©. Max Gardner Was Set to Sail for London Later Today

—GARDNER—  Death Is Shock To President  Had Been Named T. Pls Lawentcx Tal

Max Gardner, New Envoy 'To Britain, Dies Suddenly   Death Comes To Former North Carolina Governor 2 Hanpre Refare Satlen Tien.

0, MAX GARDNER DIES SUDDENLY   U. S. Ambassador To Britain Victim Of Heart Attack

Succumbs to Heart Attack InN. Y. Hotel   O. Max Gardner, 64, Scheduled to Leave For New Post Today

Heart Ailment Fafal fo Gardner! In New York   Death Comes as He Prepares for Trip to London

0). Max Gardner, US. Envoy, Die  Heart Ailment Takes Ambassador on Eve Of Trip to England

U. 5. Envoy fo Great Britain Dies Suddenly   O. Max Gardner Passes In Hotel St. Regis in New York Few Hours Before He Was to Sail

0. Max Gardner Fatally Stricken As About To Sai   Recently Named Ambassador To Great Britain Dies In New York Hotel Today   BOOKED TO SAIL THIS AFTERNOON  /BITT T Brrnary

Gardner, Envoy to Britain, Dies   Heart Attack Takes Ambassador's Life Few Hours Before Sailing Hour for New Post

Dies Enroute To New Post   O. Max Gardner, New Ambassador to Britain, Dies in N. Y.

GARDNER EXPIRES IN HOTEL SUITE   Dies 8 Hours Before Sailing to Assume Post in Great Britain

US. Ambassador to Great Britain Dies   ©. Max Gardner Stricken Few Hours Before His Shin Wac Ta Cri}

NEW COLD FRONT OF BLIZZARD SIZE 1S COMING FROM NORTH  ’ MANY STATE POINTS - - ALREADY GETTING BIG

NEW COLD FRONT OF BLIZZARD SIZE 13 COMING FROM NORTH  _ MANY STATE POINTS ALREADY GETTING BIG BLANKET ON THURSDAY

lowa Will Bow in Tribute to 25,000 Sons Who Lost Their.  Lives in 4 American Wars

= Ctate Toh Pay Tribute Memorial Day to 25,000 lowans Who Died in Nation's Last 4 Wars

weds OO eeaEeeeor  lowans Will Honor 25,000 Who Died in America’s Last 4 Wars

“Little Assembly” to Draw Soviet Boycott if Approved, Says Official

Russians May. Boycott UN's Litfle Assembly  Reds Promise: Big.  : Surprise For U.S, % l¢ lte Plan: Wine

Thoro Inspection, Modification of All DC-6s Is Ordered   Ruling Issued After Temporary Grounding Of Plane in Hawaii

Special Session Rumors Spiked   President Sees No Necessity for Action By Congress Now

TRUMAN SPIKES SPECIAL CALL FOR CONGRESS   Declares No Necessity Now for Implementing  Marshall Plan Action

PRESIDENT SEES NO NECESSITY FOR SPECIAL SESSIOM   Will Recall Congress, How. ever, If Action On Marshall Plan Je Needed

Youth, 18, Admits To Slaying Boy   Confesses He Choked Boy. Then Wrapped Necktie Around His Neck.

Youth Admits Slaying Child   Oconto Lad, Thomas Lee, 18, Confesses Fata! Attack On Boy, $

WISCONSIN BOY ADMITS MURDER   Accused Slayer Arrested in Des Moines Hotel

LA. Dock Workers »Plan Appeal   Cargo Untouched As Shutdown Of Port Continues

SPECIAL SESSION IS REAL THREAT   Congress Quits, Leaving Stack of Unfinished . Business

OTH CONGRESS MAY RECEIVE SPECIAL CALL   Adjournment Comes With Much Business Awaiting Attention

Congress Session Is Ended; Special Call May Develop   Eightieth Congress Session. Came To Close In Early Hours Of Sunday Mornine   ACHIEVEMENT OF SESSION NOTABLE

AFL DELEGATES LOOK TO LEWIS FOR FIREWORKS   Action on Non-Communistic Affidavits Delayed by Death of Counse!

Tornado Victims Sought in Rubble Of Blasted Area   132 Known Dead In Texas-Oklahoma Panhandle Towns

BRITON CHARGED WITH RECEIVING POLISH SECRETS   Witness at Treason Trial  Says Underground Group Gave Information to English Ambassador.   COURTROOM GUARDED BY ARMED SOLDIERS   Four on Trial Accused of Conspiracy to Overthrow Government — Death Sentences Asked.

English Named Tn Polish Plot   Treason Trial Witness Involves England

Witness In Treason Trial Says British Got Secrets   British Deny Ambassador to Poland Received Under. ground Information Plotting to—Over--- --— throw Warsaw Government

WITNESS PUTS ENVOY IN BAD   Says Britisher Got State, Military Secrets

Polish Envoy ls In Clear, London Says  Treason Trial Witness Accuses Ambassador

29 Go Down With Transport Plane   Ship Crashed and Burned Last Night in Wilds of Labrador   ONE SURVIVOR SIGHTED   Accident Happened Eight Miles From Goose Bay After Takeoff

SHIP GOES DOWN IN WILDERNESS   Stormy Weothe: Prevents Aerial Survey of Area

—Labrador—   Rig ATC Transport Plunges And Burns In lew Northland

Rescuers Face Rough Going in Icy Wilderness   One Man Spotted in Wreckage But May Be Part of Rescue Crew

Plane With 29 Men Aboard Crashes In Icy Wilderness Of Labrador  Ground Search Party Reaches Wreckage of Plane

Fear 35 Perish in Plane Crash   Transport Falls in Flames in Labrador Wildarmeae

Fear Big Death Toll in Crash of Plane in Labrador   ATC Transport Burns-Fate of 29 Aboard  ‘Still Unknown--Rescue Bartlac ta Crana

Transport Burns in  Icy Wilds   Lone Man Sighted From Air in Center of Crash Area

19 Passengers, Crew Of 10 On  Big Transport   Man Seen Waving . Arm: In Midst Of Wreckage: ‘Crash Occurs In Snow; Wastes Of: Labrador

PLANE WITH 29 ABOARD FALLS IN LABRADOR   Huge Army Transpor Down Just After Its Takeoff

29 Feared Dead in Plane Crash   Wreckage of A.T.C. Transport Sohted at Labrada:

Transport Down in Iey  Wilderness   Que Man Seen Near Wreck In Labrador; ATC Ship Carried Crew of 10 and 19 Military Passengers

AIC Transport Plane Crashes In Labrador  Survivors, If Any, Not Numbered

Rescuers Reach Wreck . OF Plane Which Crashed. In Labrador Snowstorii

Burned Debris Sighted   Giant Army Plane Found Wrecked In Labrador

Big Plane Crashes   ATC Transport Ship Down in Labrador; 29 Persons Aboard

34 Aboard Burned Plane Likely Dead   Army C-54 Transport Crashes In Labrador; No Known Survivors; Weather Bad -

Aid Reaches Plane Wreck in Labrador   Still No- Report on 29 Men Aboard CrackedUp Transport.

PLANE CRASHES IN LABORADOR; FEAR 29 DEAD   Flaming Wreckage ol ATC Transport Spotted In Snowy Wilderness

SIGHT WRECKAGE OF ARMY PLANE, FEAR ALL KILLED  SUMMON HELICOPTER TN PRORE TRAGEDY

BIG U.S. TRANSPORT WRECKED, BURNED IN ICY LABRADOR WILDS  ONE MAN SEEN, BUT NOT KNOWN WHETHER SURVIVOR, RESCUER

Night in Wilds of Labrador   Accident Happened Eight Miles From Goose Bay After Takeoff

Big Army Plane Crashes In Icy Wastelands; —  Other Wrecks:Reported:

SEARCHERS REACH WRECKAGE OF U. TRANSPORT. PLANE   Rescuers Without Radio Equipment and Fate of 29 In Labrador Crash Is Uncertain.   FLARES RAISE HOPE  ‘THAT SOME SURVIVED   These Were Sighted, Along With Lone Figure Waving Arms, Before Ground ‘ Party Arrived at Scene.

RESCUE PARTY REACHES SITE OF AIR CRASH   Fate of 29 On Board Plane Unknown Due To Lack of Radio

TRANSPORT PLANE CRASHED IN SNOW  STORM LAST NIGHT   Fell In Flaming Wreckage With “No Known Survivers” Near Midnight.   IN A SNOWY WILDERNESS   Stormy Weather Hampered Rescuers Who Set Out for the Scene.

Report 35 Dead In Wreckage Of Big ATC Plane   Stormy Weather In Rugged Area Of Labrador Hampers Rescue Crews;:  Big Ship Burns: - --

AIC Plane Crashes North Of Goose Bay  Fate of 29 Aboard Not Yet Disclosed By Rescue Party

GROUND SEARCH PARTY REACHES AIR SHIP WRECK   Rescuers, Lacking Radio Equipment, Can't Tell Fate Of Occupants

Fear 29 Killed In Fiery Crash Of Army Plane   Transport Plunges in Icy Wilderness North  Of Goose Bay, Labrado

Army Transport Plane, with 29 Persons Aboard, Crashes near Goose Bay with All Believed Killed

HEAVY DEATE TOLL POSSIBLE IN AIR CRASK   29 Passengers, Crewmer Aboard Army Transport Down In Labrador

Fliers  Report Flares   Rescue Party Moves Through Blinding Storm To Scene

Flare, Man Sighted At  Crash: Scene  Fate Of 29: Men Still. Uncertain :

Rescuers Fac           One Man Spotted. Wreckage But May  Dart af Bacenuna: (raw,

29 Persons Feared Dead In Army Transport Crash   Big Plane Falls And Burns Just Before Midnight In Tey Wilderness North Of Goose Bay. Labrador; Four Parachute To Safety In Crash In Turkey

Hughes Agent Questioned   Senators Inquire Into Cost of Entertainment

Lists Expense of — New York Party for Elliott Roosevelt :   Publicity Man Says" F.D.R. Approved Buying Hughes Plane Orn the Sama Bay

Committee Told Hughes Publicity Aide Gave Affair In Night Clubs Day President's Son Drafted His Report on F-]1 Plywood Plane; Probers’ Session Breaks Up In Deferment Row

Son Of FDR Entertained By Plane Man   Given Party Night President Approved Craft

Probe Is Asked By  Brewster   Senator Replies To * Charges Hurled By Plane-Maker Hughes

Alleged List Shows $5,000 Was Spent   John Meyer Tells Of Introducing Faye Emerson, Elliott Roosevelt

Hughes’ Plane Okayed Despite Armv’s Refusal   Gen. Echols States Elliott Roosevelt Picked Photo Plane After High Command Turned It Down

Solons Learn o Generous Gifts To Party Girls   Entertainment for Col. Roosevelt Is Cited at Hearings

Meyer Bills Show $5,083 Spent on Young Roosevelt   Lavish Entertainment in Both Hollywood and New York Recorded   COMMITTEE QUIZZES PUBLICITY AGENT   Try to Link Expenditures With Contract Given to Plane Maker

Hearing Breaks  Up In Row Over Draft Charges   Publicity Agent Fo Hughes At tempts to Explain $165,000 Spent on Parties

Meyer Admits Entertaining E. Roosevelt   Hughes’ Publicity Man Says He Spent $106 Entertaining Elliott Roosevelt

MEYERTELLS  a NEW YORK PARTY NIGHT   HUGHES’ PUBLICITY MAN \TELLS OF LAV1I8H ENTER” TAINMENT PUT ON FOR FDR‘'S SON

ROOSEVELT SON. ENTERTAINED AT HUGHES EXPENSE   John W. Meyer Says He Spent $5,000 on Gay Parties for Elliott an@ Latter s Companions.   BOSS GOT CONTRACT DAY AFTER ONE IN N, Y.   Plane Builder's Publicity Man Tells of Gifts to Girls, Bills for Liquor and Theater Tickets,

HUGHES’ AGENT DETAILS COST OF PARTYING   Inquiry Into Contract Breaks “Up in Row .Over Draft . Status of Witness   YOUNG ROOSEVELT GUEST “AT EXPENSIVE PARTY

Meyer Tells of Big Expense for Feting Elliott   Hughes’ Press Agent Says Hotels and Liquor Costs All ‘in Line of Business’

Vouchers, Showing Cost of Parties by Meyer Challenges   Hughes‘ ‘Publicity Man Refuses to Identify Them as by Him

Gandy Items Enliven Hughes Tavestigation   Public Relations Man Bought $2 Lipstick, Hose, Liquor. Food Por Huches’ Friends

DENIES TALKING WITH FATHER ON PLANE CONTRACT  enna ne men ee erm om tiaae   WAS ORDERED HOME FROM EUROPE FRONT BY WAR DEPARTMENT

Admits He Entertained  FDR’s Son   Hughes’ Publicity Man Gave Party Day Elliott Roosevelt  ' Urged Plane Purchase

EXPENSE LISTS SHOW ROOSEVELT AS GUEST   Witnesses Say Son Of Late   President Gave Plane OK   After AAF Rejection

Big Plane Inquiry Breaks Up in Row   ‘Question of Meyer Draft '  Deferments Brings . Postponement   PARTY BILLS LISTED   Relate to Entertainment of  Elhott Roosevelt and Wife

Show Elliott Well Feted   Publicity Man Spent $106 The Day Young Roosevelt OKed Huches Plane

Hughes Aide Questioned or Draft Status   Publicify Man Tells of Parties Given for Elliott

ROOSEVELT'S SON LINKED WITH Blt HULGHES CONTRACT   Major General Echols Says Elliott Got $22,000,000 Order for Hollywood Plane Builder.   OVERRODE COMMANDER OF THE AIR FORCES   Brewster Offers to Waive Ser atorial Rights and Answer From Stand What He Calls  “Blackmail Charge.”

Switch Questioning From Cocktails To Draft Deferments At Session Today

Publicity Man For Hughes on Stand 2nd Day   Identifies Voucher For Aug, 1943 Party

The Day He Drafted A Report Recommending ‘Buying Of Hughes Plane

Solons Hear of Entertaining for Col. Roosevelt   Allowances Credited To Hughes’ Publicity Man Total $168,661

Gives Account Big Spending For Contracts   Hughes’ Publicity Agent Explains Lavish Spending. Entertaining.

Meyer Tells Of Entertaining Son of President   Says All Deals an Were Strictly In Line of Business

PROBE ADJOURNS IN SUDDEN ROW OVER TESTIMONY   CONSUL OBJECTS TO QUESTIONS ON STATUS IN DRAFT

Mever Claims Presid > Son Reconmmended That Hughes Get Contract For Warplanes   His Draft Record  Causes Argument   Elliott Roosevely Will Tes tify Tonorrow And Hughes Is Slated To Talk Wednesday

Hughes Paid For Gay limes   Senator Keeps Bringing Up What Nylons, Presents Had To Do With Plane Output

Hearing Recesses   Hughes’ Aide Tells Probers About Parties Roosevelt Got   Meyer Says 85.000 expended In Feting Elliott And Friends

Gen. Arnold Was Overruled In Opposition Te Photographic Planes   PUBLICITY MAN TO CONTINUE ON STAND

Howard Hughes’ Publicity Man Tells Senate Probers He Was Host To Son Of Late President On Day He Drafted Report Recommending Government Buy Hughes’ Plane—Committee Lists $5,083.79 Expenditures For Benefit Of Roosevelt And Friends

VOUCHERS’ LIST EXPENSES FOR HUGHES’ MAN   Probers Check Cost Sheets * On Entertainment for Elliott and Actress Wife

Hughes Agent Spent $5,083 Dining Elliott   Meyer Must Explain If Parties Obtained Aid for Contracts

RECORDS LIST OVER $3,000 FOR PARTIES   Entertainment for Son of F.D.R. Included Girls

Pressure Said Used Qn Plane Contract   Brewster Offers To Take Stand In Dispute With Huahes Over Charaes

Son of F.D.R. Again Mentionec In Plane Probe   Witness Says Elliott Overrode Opinion Of Air Force Head

MEYER THREW PARTY FOR ELLIOTT THE DAY HE WROTE HIS REPORT ON HUGHES PLANE FOR THE AIR FORCES

WOODEN PLANE DEAL CHECKED   Elliott Roosevelt I Linked To Hughes  Pyraccnra

MEYER LISTS $9083 SPENT ENTERTAINING   Son of FDR Called To Take Stand On Monday

‘Meyer Tells Of Many Other Parties   All Involved He Testified, With ‘Hughes’ Airplane Contracts

Parties for Elliott Described   Meyer Draft Question Brings Wordy Dispute Leading to Recess

Probers Quiz Publicity Man OnPlane Deal   General Says That Elliott Roosevelt Used His Influence

AID OF HUGHES ADMITS PARTY   Tells Of Entertaining Elliott Roosevelt

Agent Asked To Identify Expense ltems       Inquiry Committee’ Claims Elliott Was Entertained Royally

SENATE QUIZ BETO TIPO ON ENTERTAINING   Records Show Ichnny Meyer Spent $5,083.79 on Elliott and Faye.

Meyer Tells Money Spent  On FDR’s Son   Report Upset Military Rejection, Got Hughe:  Big Aircraft Contract

Son Of Late President Entertained By Plane “Builder   FIGURES GIVEN   Hughes Publicity Man ‘Is Questioned By Proahare :

Headache Pills, Presents-To Girls, Liquor Listed On Hughes Entertainment Accounts

Hughes Paid fo Fefe Elliotf, Meyer Asserts   Publicity Man for Hughes Says $5,083.79 Was Paid to Entertain President’s Son

Row Halts Hearing   Question ef Draft Deferment of Meyer, Hughes Publicity Man Breaks Up Meeting

Elliott Roosevelt On Witness Stand   Tells Group He Never Dis: cussed Hu Plane With Father   BEFORE SENATE GROUP   Hear. of Money Spent fo Entertaining Young Roosevelt

Changed Orders Favored Hughes  Grilling Of Publicity Man To Continue

STORY OF GAY PARTIES TOLD BY J. W. MEYER   DRAFT DEFERMENT OF HUGHES AIDE IS IN DISPUTE

Hughes Publicity Agent Tells About Parties   Lavish Entertainment Of Elliott Roosevelt Cost About $5,000

Publicity Man For Hughes Denies Padding Accounts Of Lavish Entertainments

Tells Story of Gay Parties; Roosevelt on Stand Monday   Senate Session Breaks Up In Angry Dispute Ove Publicity Man’s Wartime Draft Record

Probe Witness Describes Gay Parties for Elliott   Free-Spending Hughes Publicity Man Tells of $5,083 Entertainment for FDR's Son

States He Objected To The Assignment Of Recommending Type Of Plane

$106 Party for Elliott Day He Put His OK on Hughes Plane   Expense List Shows $5000 Spent Entertaining Young Roosevelt

Hearing Breaks Up In Disorder   Meyer’s Draft Status Is At Issue When Battle Starts

PARTY-TOSSING LIST SHOWN AT INQUIRY   xifts For Girls Include In Expenditures  HUGHES’ AIDE   Challenges Senate Charges When Vouchers Are Presented As Evidence

Row Breaks Up Session  Of Inquiry   Sen. Cain’s Questions on Hughes Publicity Man’s Deferments Cause Hot Words at Hearing

Publicity Man For Hughes on Stand 2nd Day  Identifier Vaucher   Identifies Voucher For Aua. 1943 Party

$9,000 SPENT IN FETING ELLIOTT   Hughes’ Publicity Man Hits At Charges Listed For Roosevelt Parties

Probers Reveal Expenditures for 3 Years   Files Show Lavish Entertainment in N.Y. Hollywood

Senate Committee’s Questioning Of Hughes Employes’ Military Status Objected to by Attorney

Senate Group’s Inquiry Into Hughes’ Contracts Breaks Up In Ruckus.

Meyer Admits Entertaining Elliott Roosevelt on Day He Recommended Government  Buy Hughes’ Plane.  MEYER’S EXPENSE ACCOUNTS STUDIED

Plane Maker Charges Plot For Slander   Accuses Probers Of ‘Defamation’ Attempts in Ouiz

Klhott Roosevelt's Aid to Hughes Told At Contract Probe   Recommendations Overrode Air Force Head And Brought Hughes $22 Million Contract, Echols Tells Probers   Ry MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Elliott Roosevelt Named As ‘Authority’ Giving Hughes Plane Contract   General Echols Says President’s Son Over-Rode Decision Of Army High Command; Hughes ——Demands Probe Of Brewster  > #4 & Te ,-— -_. -.. - oP ek eo es kk

Meyer Testities On Lavish Party For E. Roosevelt   Hughes’ Publicity Man Tells Of Party, Night Plane  Purchase Was D aepnmmonnedn   THREE-YEAR PERIOD OF ENTERTAINMENT

Publicity Man Tells Of Entertaining Him, Faye Emerson For Hughes   Also Made Trips To White House   Probers Call Late President’s Second Son To Testify Monday

Expense Checks Exceed $5,000   Dispute Breaks Up Hearing Until Monday

Meyer Sets Cost Of Parties for Elliott at $5083   Row Over Witness’ Status In Draft Splits Probers +

Explosive Question Comes Aft.  er Meyer Admits Entertain; ing Elliot! Roosevelt. —

Senate Quiz Breaks Up In A Row   Meyer, Hughes Aide, Tells of Entertaining Elliott Roosevelt

Lists Parties And Gift For Faye Emerson   Report On Hughes Plane Drafted Same Day As Party Given

WITNESS MEYER TELLS HOW HE FETED ELLIOTT   Hughes Publicity Man Says He Was Instructed To Entertain Big Shots

Meyer Quizzed On Relations With FD’s Son   Elliott's Suggestion Overrode Gen. Arnold. Senate Probers Told

HUGHES AGENT SAYS EXPENSES JUST ‘BUSINESS’   Palm Sorings Trip of FDR's Son Was Paid For

Hughes Aide Admits He Paid Elliott's Hotel, Liquor Bills   Justice Department Men Hear Story; FDR Son Next to Talk; Howard on Way

He Enterfained Elliotf, Meyer Tells Senators   Hughes’ Party Man Says He Picked Up Night Club Tabs

Story of Parties Spread on Record   President’s Son Drafts Report Recommending Plane Contracts

Hughes’ Man Also Visited White House   More Details Of Trips To Hot Spots Revealed

hoosevelt, Others Were Entertained   Investigators Hear Of Bughes Payments For Liquor, Presents

Violent Row Halts Meyer Party Story   Attempt to Bring in Draft Record Halts Inquiry

Meyer Admits Spending $106 Tn Night Clubs   Probers List $5083 Spent on Roosevelt And Fave Emerson

Solons Query 6 Deferments for Publicist   Senators Get Some Data on Parties Given for Notables

Publicity Man Bares 3-Year Bill Of $5,083   Spent During 3 Years Entertaining President’s Son and His Friends

Claims Hughes Spent $5,000 To Fete Elliott   Publicist Tells All at Hearing On War Contract:

$106 SPENT BY PUBLICITY MAN FOR BIG PARTY   Says Elliott Roosevelt Recommended Acceptance Of Hughes’ Photo - Reconnais sance Plane On Day Of Party.

Influence Upon F.D.R. Denied   Late President's Son Tells Objection to Wartime Job, Fearing “Smear” Drive

Meyer Testifies In Hughes Probe   Publicity Man Says Elliott Roosevelt Was “Entertained”’

Contract Hearins Ends in Row’ On Draft Question  Hughes Situation To Be Probed Further Monday

Howard Hughes Press Agent Tells {Spending Oray   Justice Department Has Observers at Senate Investigation

Senate Labor Group Studies Action Course On New Bills   Committee To Fix Type Of Hearings On Union Measures

Taft Calls Council.  On Labor   _ Many Labor Proposals To Be Evacuated;  - Senate Committee Is  . Divided On Methods

Members Split Over Labor Legislation... . New Senate Labor Group Meets First Time Today

COLD YIELDS:T0 WARM WEATHER   Eases Threat on iy diana Gas Curtailment

Marshall Signs Peace Capital Status Accord   U. S. Is Hailed as Leader In Statement Marking U.N. Charter Dav

‘Marshall Marshall Signs Pact Giving Unusual Powers  UN Headquarters Made ‘Inviolable’

World Peace Capital Given Status of Inviolability in Pact   Agreement Signed by State Secretary at Brief Ceremony Marking Second Anniversary of United Nations

New U.N. Sife Is Inviolable   Marshall Signs'Agreement With United  Nations

Agreement Will Give U.N. Capital Site Inviolability  Ceremony Features Charfer Anniversary

World Capital Site Pact Signed  Given Inviolability Of Foreign Embassy

United Nations in A Permanent Home For 'C' arter Day’   Leaders’ Pledge Entire Support to Peace Organization

UN Assembly Grants Arabs Equal Status   Placed Upon Even Footing With Jew Avency; Vote 39-1

UN Assembly On Palestine Invites Arabs      Committee Given Equal Footing With Jews In 39 Ta 1 Vote

U.N. Assembly Saves Face in Compromise   Emergency Session Is Jammed With Pracadania

ARABS INVITED TO UN HEARING ON HOLY LAND   Extraordinary Session Of Palestine Assembly Is [LIlnnreredentad

Equality Given To Arabs, Jews   Assembly Ballots 39 10 ] In Svecial Session

UN APPROVES ARAB DEMAND   Equal Status With Jewish Agency On Palestine Hearing Granted

ARABS INVITED TO OFFER CASE ON EQUAL BASIS      U.N. Assembly Does FaceSaving Job In Extraordinary Session

BEULAH LOUISE OVERELL UNEXPECTEDLY TAKES STAND IN HER OWN DEFENSE THIS AFTERNOON

RUSSIA FACES REBUKE ON VETO   Strong Statement On Views Of U. S. To Be Presented At Security Council Meet

Russian Abuse Of Veto Power Charged By US   Herschel Johnson To Rebuke Russians For Blocking Balkan Action   GROMYKO TO FIGHT NEW GREEK MOVE

Labor Act Compliance — Asked By Truman Of ' Management, Labog      AFL Decides To Fight New Law With Suits, Dalla instead Of General Work Stoppage; Sitke © idle Swell Gver The tatlen P

Work Stoppage Is Spurned By Big Federation   Attorney General Probes Spreading Coal Mine Strike

Flood Control Funds Set by House Group  Made Part of the War Department Civi Bunetonc Maney Bill

Give Money To Flood Control   Plans Outlined In Civi! Functions Money Bill Starting Jaly 1

AN APPROPRIATION, MISSOURI. BASIN: —— ISRECOMMENDED   The Bill Carried $19,046,500 for Flood Control and River Improvement.   MISSISSIPPI INCLUDED   Plans for the River From N D. to St. Louis Were Outlined.

Concrete Dam At Randall Favored By Committee   Appropriations Would En clude $1,675,000 For Flood Control; See Saving Tr Baildine Lower Dant

Flood Control Appropriations Recommended  Army Ask For  ¢19n465nn _  Army Ask For. : $19,046,500 . As Waters Race

Flood Swept Missouri Areas May Have. Added Protection   ln Congress Follows Outline Prepared By Appropriations Committee for Control Of High Waters In Many Missouri Areas

Emporia’s Community Convention a Success   Crowd of 2,000 Attends Final Session ancdt Hears Infermeal Tall an Eueenne

Emporia’s Community Convention a Success   Crowd of 2,000 Attends  Final Session and Hears Ba oh mp

WARNS TAX GUT MIGHT DEFEAT GOP AT POLLS   Says Present Plan for Slice in Income Taxes Would Only Help Wealthy

TAX EXEMPTION BILL PASSES ITS FIRST BIG TEST    House Shouts Down Move to Open Measure to  Amendments

Cautions GOP Colleagues to Keep Eye on ‘48 When Considering 20 Per Cent Tax Cut: Excise Vote Nea:

G. O. P. Revolt Flares Over Tax Slash Plan   Warning of Defeat in “48 Sounded In Strucole on Flat 20 Pet. Cut

HLL WOULD SUAK POOR, ENGEL SAYS   Michigan Congressman Attacks Knutson Measure as’. Hurting Party

Engel Asserts Slashing Taxe. Will Hurt GOP    Long-Brewing Rebellion  Breaks Open As House Nears Vote On Laws

Overall Tax Cut May Spel! Loss For Republicans  GOP Ranks Rebel At ‘Across Board’   GOP Ranks Rebel At ‘Across Board’ Slash Proposals

Congressmen Continue To Debate Tax Relief And National Debt Proposals

Tax Reduction May Cost GOP Next Election   REPUBLICAN SOLON IN WARNING TO HIS PARTY

Cut in Income Tax Rates Under Attack   House Nearing Vote On Measure to Freeze Excise Rates

Threat To Party Cited As Rebellion Brews Over. 20 Pct. Income Tax Cut

Republican Tells Cohorts Tax Bill Spells 1948 Doom  Engel Bares Revolt With Plea to Trim Debt Before Taxes

Rebellion in GOP Ranks on Tax Cut Plans Into Open   Engel Says Knutson Bill Would Benefit High Incom Group, Aid Poor Little

Engel Fans  G.0.P. Tax Split Flame   Tells Fellow Republican: 20 Percent Cut May Spell '48 Defeat.

Rep. Engel Warns GOP Income Tax Cut Could Spell Defeat in 1948   At Press Time

ENGEL ASSERTS TAX PLAN MAY DEFEAT G. 0. P.   Rebellion Against AcrossThe-Board Income Levy Cuts Grows Louder

Engel Warns On Tax Cut   Rebellion Against “Cut Across the Board” Out in Open

COULD SPELL ‘48 DEFEAT. HE CONTENDS   House Members May Vote Soon to Freeze Wartime Excise Taxes

Knutsons Tax Slash Plan Hit   Lawmaker Tells GOP Enactment of Bill May ‘Spell Defeat’

Weather Forecast   Move ToHold Exeise Taxes  Wins On Test   Republicans Told Across Board Income Tax Cut Would Endanger Party

Engel Cautions Against Tax Cut   Says Slash In Income Tax Would Mean Party Defeat.

BEV AVEWUEUCEEUEE ‘ntra-Party Row On Across-Board Slash Shapes Up   House Nears Vote On Measure To Pee High Excise Levy Level

Income Tax Issue Brings  GOP Rebellion Into Open      Rep. Engel Warns Fellow Republicans Cut Could Spell Defeat in 1948

Warns Against "Cutting Income Levies 20 Pet.   Move Might Beat GOF In 1948, Engel Tells Fel  low-Republicans.

ENGEL RAPS STRAIGHT 20 POT. TAX CUT   Republican Representative Declares an Acrossthe-Board Reduction Would Spell Defeat for the G. O. P. in 1948.

Big Tax Cut Might Beat GOP in 1948   Engel Cautions His Colleagues Regarding Knutson Measure

Says Passage of Income Tax Bill Might Hurt GOP   Engle of Michigan Forecasts Possible Defeat in 1948

Engel Warns 20 Per Cent Tax Slash Could Spell Defeat For GOP In 1948

Engle Says residency In Balance.   Party Rebellion, On Fax Cut Out. Fn Qnen Af Lest

Republican Sees Defeat In Tax Cut   GOP Split Over Tax Cutting Breaks Into Open; Near Vote On High Excise Rates

Engel Blasts GOP Plan to Reduce’ Taxes   Lowered Exemption Rather Than 20 Pct. Cut Is Proposed

Tax Cut Slated To Hurt  Election   Sut Across Board Being Opposed As Unfair

GOP Split on Tax Cut Breaks Into Open in Congress   Engel Raps Knutson’s “Across the Board’ Plan As Impractical

SUGAR CONTROL ALL YEAR ASKED   Supply Still Short, House Group Told

Would Continue Sugar Control   ‘Department of Agriculture Se Advised Congressional Committee.

Control Over Sugar Vital   Congress Advised Price Will Soar if Rationing Is Ended

Continue Sugar Rationing, Plan  10 Pounds Extra Due After April 1, View 

Republicans Fear Senate Filibuster   Democrats Contend Anti-Inflation BillNot Strong Enough: Debate Continues

GOP Fears Price Measure Will Be ~ Talked to Deatl   { ‘Democrats Say Opponents I Are in Too Much of a   Hurry for Adjournment

Texan Wins Liars’ Award   Harrowing Demise of Fly in Pool Room Rrings Award

nsect Was On-:Not Behind--The 8-Ball- Fly’s Demise in Oklahoma Pool Room Witis ‘Liar’ Championship For Texan

Judge Decides Bingo Games  Are Gambling   Test Case Ruling Made At Des Moines; ‘Dis. guises’ Rapped

STUDEBAKER SHUT DOWN   Passenger Car Production Stops At South Rend Plant

FRANCE PROPOSES FEDERATED STATE PLAN FOR REICH   Paris Envoys Will Put Sug  gastion Before Moscow  1 :  ee ee

French Ask German  U. S. Plan   Federation of States Proposed as Solution to Prussian Problem

Avosd Gage Wine 1a tri tea Reading Sa goad      APT, LEADER DIES

Order Plans Home in New Wernimont Building After First of Year   Pocahontas Farmer Loses Left Arm In Corn Picker Mishap

VOTERS OKAY HUGE OUTLAY  - Marshall Plan To Aid Europe ~ s Given Backing Over Nation

Senate Votes Revival Of Committee   Small Business Panel Renewed; GOP Leaders Win

EXTENDS SMALL BUSINESS STUDY   Vote. in Senate Overrides Move to End Special Committee

New ‘Liberal’ ‘Group Follows New Deal Lines   UDA Is Advised By Chester Bowles Not To Attempt Third Party.

Fled After Striking 9-Year-Old.... Posse Near Winston Grabs Death Driver

lrate Citizens Capture Killer   Seize Driver Of Car Which Ran Over Child

Mercury Goes Up To 105 Degrees For 11 Year Record  Tnersday Hotteat .

Mercury Goes Up To 105 Degrees For 11 Year Record  Tuesday Hottest Day Since 1936, — - Record Of 111

Fierce Battle Starts As Passengers Refuse  - To Land On Reich Soil

Witnesses Also Face Contempt. ‘Action —  Three More Writers Defy House Group

ANOTHER TRIO OF HOLLYWOOD WRITERS CITED   Contempt Actions Roll Like Water In House  fn weetas Dow

3 More Declared In Contempt At Movie Probe  Writer Trio Defies Queries On Communist Leanings _

More Suspected Communists Refuse to Answer Questions of Thomas Committee in Washington.

‘Three More  Face Charges Of Contempt In Red Probe  Refuse To State In Wild Session lf Thev Are or

More Writers Cited  for Contempt  Refuse to Answer Questions in TT FV. _ a 2

Refuse to Tell Committee if  They Are Reds   Labor Leader Claims Communists Want to Control Studio Unions

More Scribes Are Accused Of Contemp!   Contempt Actions Immediately Started Against Three

Refuse Reply To Questions  On Red Link   Trumbo, Maltz And Bessie Faced With Contempt Citation

QUESTIONS PUT BY SOLONS 68 UNANSWERED   Witnesses Decline To Tell If They Are  Communists

Three More Face Actiot For Failure To Answer  Questions   COMMIES TRYING TO GAIN LABOR CONTROL

House Red Probe Results in Four Contempt Moves   Film Communist Inquiry Develops Noisy Show as Threats Emerge

More Contempt Actions Launched As Three Film  Writers Defy Committee Lawyer Won't Say He Told Witnesse: Not To Answer Commie Questions

More Hollywood Writers Defy House Hearing  Refusal to Answer Red Query Brings  Cantemnt Actinnc

TRUMBO, BESSIE MALTZ SILENT ON POLITICAL STATUS   ‘Counsel Won't State if We Advised Them to  Keen Mun.   CLASHES ARE HEATED   Thomas Silences Witness, Tells Him to Talk on Some Corner.

CONTEMPT ACTION FACED BY 3 MORE SCREEN WRITERS   flouse Group Recommends Citation of Trio Refusing to Say Whether They Are Communists.   HEARING IS MARKED BY VERBAL, CLASHES   Chairman Thomas Accused of Charging Without Proof That Fim Industry © ‘vied to Stifle Inquiry.

THREE MORE DEFY RED COMMITTEE   Contempt Charges Lodged Against Hollywood Witnessee Tuesday

Vet Bond Bill Goes to “Truman   Greek Reports Increase UN Tension Over.Balkans Crisis

NAME C. E. FRIEND   Lawrence Man To Serve a: Chairman of State Armory Board

‘Now You Can Know - ‘Where the -LeMars: ‘Taxpayer : ollar - is Spent

GUESTS MISSING IN HOTEL FIRE   FOUR OR FIVE THOUGHT BURNED IN CLEVELANC,

Social Security  Program Assailed By Buffalo Man ©   Will Stifle U.S. Economy With Mounting Expenses Says J. N. Adams Executive

Reds Seek fo Turn Europe From the U. §,   Claim Americans Are Militaristic, Torn by Disunity

Soviet Paints Ugly View Of United States   State Department Cliarges Reds. Using Anti-Ametican Propaganda. t

Miss Truman Gets Warm Recention   But Gets Chill One  From Critics in Her First Full Concert

‘Western Europe Survey Planned   Members from Key Committees Picked to Make Unprecendented Trip

U. 5. TO SURVEY ” NEEDS OF WORLD   Powerful Special House - Committee Begins Toeking Shape

WIFE HELD IN MAN’S DEATH   Admits She Shot Him in Climax to Repeated Quarrels

BAD DAY IN U. S. FAMILY LIFE  Sobbing Father Charged In Deaths of 2 Children

German-Bound Ships Diverted In Mid-Ocean  Export-Imp Allo ts 100  Milion  SS a, aa See

Fliers Claim 2 New Records   Betty-Jo Lands Successfully at N. Y.; Trans-U. S. Mark Shattered

Maybe the Natives of Guatemala Have Good Reason to Think U.S. Taxpayers Have Bats in Belfry

Seek Room Where Girl Was Killed   Police Still Baffled By Mutilation Case

COMPLETE TOWN UP AT AUCTION   it Includes Casino, Bar And Bottle House

RAMADIER ASKS SUPPORT VOTE   Commies Organize for Open Fight Against De Gaulle

Every Child On Chimarra Lost Life, Survivor Believes  " Estimates 200 Women And Children Drowned; Tells Of Confusion On Shin

Plan To Boost German Output Gets Underway      List Of 1,600. Plants To Be Dismantled Reduced To ' 682. By British and ’ United States' 

FEWER PLANTS TO BE JUNKED   ALMOST THOUSAND GEAMAN FACTORIES REMOVED FROM LIST FOR DISMANTLING

d Persons Adrift In Ocean 2 Days  Crippled Boat Is Rescued By Tanker

Firmer Attitude Toward Russia  Indicated By US   George Sees Need For Policy Against Expansion

Europeans May Organize Customs Unit   Proposals Seeking American Aid Are Held Selfish

Britain, France and 1] Others Form Combine  13 Nations Unite In Evolving , European Customs Union Setur

Coal Crisis Is Threat to Gov't  British Heads See National Shutdown

rigy in Is Preparing Jor Mayor  Industrial Shutdown   Fuel Minister Warns ‘Complete _ Disaster’ Awaits Nation If Conservation Not Carried Out

BRITAIN REELS UNDER GRISIS   Coal Shortage May Force Industrial Shutdown—Labor Regime Threatened

Coal Situation Puts Strain On British Leaders   End Of Labor Government Seen, Spokesman Warns

Britain Faces Coal Crisis   Major Industrial Shutdown May Even Bring End To Labor Government

BRITAIN FACES SHUTDOWN OF HER INDUSTR}   > FACTORIES REPORT CHAOS CAUSED BY COAL CRISIS

Crisis Endustrial Chaos Seen In England   Coal Shortage Brings Shutdown Of AIl Factories

Coal Shortage May Unseat Labor Party   Another Crisis Faces England Aroused Against Government

THREAT TO ATTLEE GOVERNMENT SEEN IN COAL SHORTAGE   Observers Believe Churchill May Offer Motion of Censure in Parliament Monday.   INDUSTRIAL PLANTS PREPARE TO CLOSE   Fuel Minister Predicts Disas. ter for Nation Unless Public Carries Out Conservation Measures.

Attlee Regime Totters, Coal Crisis Blamec   Nation Prepares for Major Industrial Shuidowns, Cold Hamec

Britain Prepares for Major Industrial Shutdown; Coal ‘Crisis May End Labor Policy

Louis Kaufman, Noted Violinisi, Comina Feb. 10   Picture: Pave 8

Urges Govt. Similar To Weimar Rule   France, Britain Oppose System; Bidault Asks  Loose Federation.

France, Britain Oppose Russian Plan For Nation   Bidault Calls For Loosely Federated Structure For Reich

Provisional German Government Proposed; Russians Back  Old Weimar Plan   BRITISH AND FRENCH OPPOSE SOVIET IDEA

FRENCH SEEK LOOSE REICH FEDERATION   Proposal to Big 4 Parley Expected to Be for Great Power for States and Unicameral Legislative System,

FBI Enters K. C. Thief Of Grand Jury Evidence In Primary Election Fraud

May Claims Denied By Eisenhower   FBI Investigates Theft of Votes

FBI in Charge. of Vote Probe   Reveal Thieves Blasted Two Steel Vault Doors  a0 Get Election Evidence

Pushes Vote Theft Probe   FBI Takes Charge of Investigation in K. C.; Missing Ballots Link  In Election Fraud Case

‘FBI Proceeds in Investigation of K.C. Ballot Theft   In Complete Charge With Local, State 3d Offfese Cranavnei ne

FBI GOES INTO ACTION ATK. C   Vote Fraud Evidence Will Be  Sought After Ballot Thats

MERGED FORCES ASKED TO TRIM   Army, Navy Will be Asked What Union Will Save   Many New Labor Bills To be Introduced Soon

Services To Be Asked For Accounting   Congress Wants: To Know What The Money Will Be Needed For :

(1. 0. P. 70 DEMAND CUT IN ARMY-NAVY ITEMS IN BUDGET   Taber Says Spending Should Be Trimmed Under Merger Plan — Predicts Overhauling of Estimates.   STUDY BEGINS MONDAY OF TRUMAN PROPOSAL   House-Senate Group Wil Meet With View to Congress Putting Own Ceil ing on Federal Outlays.

Claim Merger Will Allow Budget Slash  What, Why Of _ ltom Ta Re Ack   What, Why Of Each Item To Be Asked; Budget Committee Plans Monday Meet

GOP May Trim Funds Asked for Army and Navy   Savings Is Seen Unde: Unification of Armed Forces

Republicans to Question Army, Navy Heads on Big Budget Appropriations

Republicans Call For Army-Navy Spending Details  Insist Defen a Plan Mus Brin Tri  rim in frxnpensee

GOP Want To See  Savings   Will Call Upon Army and Navy to Show Where Merger Plan Will Trim Costs

Will Merger Save Money? GOP Queries   Plan to Overhaul Army-Navy Budget Outlay of SE! Billion

HOUSE GROUP PREPARES 10 TRIM BUDGE!   ARMY - NAVY MERGER ECONOMIES TO BE CHECKED

Congress Orders Army, Navy to Reduce Budget   Appropriations Committee Wants Thorough Overhauling of Spendings; Will Ask What, Why on Each Item

GOP to Sean —  Defense Costs   Army-Navy Merger Savi Sought by sib)

Armed Forces Merger Saving To Be Scanned   Budget Falls To ' Take Unification Into Aecount

Army, Navy Will Be Asked to Show Savings on Merger   Overhauling of Spending Estimates Is Promised by Republicans Who  Are Bent on Reducing Federal Budcet

Answer To Future Of Hope Diamond May Be Found In Mrs. McLean's Will

FAMOUS HOPE DIAMOND T0 GO TO ANOTHER   Death of Mrs. McLean Means Priceless Jewel Will Change Hands

FATE OF HOPE DIAMOND STIRS CAPITAL AFTER M’LEAN DEATH; MAY NOT BE GIVEN CHILDREN

Registration for November Voting Starts Tomorrow in Upstate Cities

Mills Struck by Grain Processors   Complete Shutdown of Buffalo Forecast

FLOUR MILLS CLOSED BY BUFFALO DISPUTE   Complete Shutdown Seen In Fight For Pay Boost

Ask Fabricators To Extend Pacts   Tri-State Body Won't Agree to Any Extension

British Cabinet Meets To Seek  Major. Decision On Palestine   Partition P lan Possible, Martial Law Said Ruled Out. 

TAX, LABOR'ACTION ee me ‘Truman: io. Set: Pattern “In 48. Political. Issues...

Truman Will Act On Tax And Labor Bills This Week  Expected To Veto Tax Measure Today

ACTION ON TAX LABOR BILLS Due   Pattern of Future Relatioas Between President, Conoress Seen

President to Act Upon Labor Bill Sometime  Before M idnight Friday

Truman Acts This Week On Two Bill:   President Expected To Veto Tax Reduction Measure Todav

Truman Veto Of Tax Bill Likely Today   Would Mean Shar Issue for 1948; Ditto Labor Bil

TRUMAN WILL ACT TODAY ON TAX CUT BULL   Veto Is Expected On Measure To Lower Income Taxes

Unions To Hit At GOP  Measure   Policy Statement Of Committee Is Completed

Chiefs Adopt Policy Drait  For Tomorrow   Unions Would Act Independently With Labor Board

American Red Cross Announces-Change In Service fo Military :   Hugh Pendleton ‘Named Coordinator Limestone Chapter

$150,000 Opium Seized After Ship's Skipper ‘Discovers Dope On Board

YOUTH SLAYS OLDER RIVAL   SWEATER GIRL CAUSE OF TRAGEDY IN KANSAS CITY

"4 Had Token All Of It That  Could”’ Youth Kills Friend Because — Of Way He Danced With Girl

Britain lo Ask For Concessions   Hopes For Freedom To Buy Anywhere With Dollars

Britons Facing Food Shortage  To Save Dollar   Government’s Decision To “Temporarily Suspend” Pound Converting Cuts Emports

Britain Seeks New Concessions About Trading  Would Buy Goods Whore She Chooses

nate Refuses To ‘nfirm Watts For -ghway Position   "merson Has Strong egislative Backing -or Reappointment

SENATE REJECTS BLUE'S CHOICE   Turns Down Watts for Highway Commission

Burton Dull Heads  1947 Campaign For ha Cross Funds —  Town el Township Chairmen: Named ©:

1947 Céinpaign Fo Red Cross Funds          Township - Chairmen: Named

EXPELT COAL TALKS TO START UP SOON   Government to Urge Lewis, Mine Owners to Resume Contract Talk

Government May Summon Coal Parley   Would Have Lewis And Mine Owners Frame New Pact

Coal Industry Get-Together Step in View   Federal ‘Summona’ To Lewis, Operators Expected Next: Week

Negotiations May Start Soon On Coal Contract  Two Legal Moves Are Possible When  Actian le Bacimead

Negotiations for New Coal Pacts May Be in Offing   Hint U.S. Call to Lewis, U.M.W. and Coal Operators

Two Legal Acts Expected Before Meeting   Lewis Probably Will ‘Purge’ UMW of Contempt

Action On Coal  Soon   Government May Call Lewis and Mine Owners To Start Wage Talks Within Week

Contract Talks Between Lewis, Mine Owners Seen 'US May Call Parties Together 

US May Call For Start On  Coal Contract   Government’s Action, How. ever, Must Be Prefaced   By Two Legal  Moves

Mine Operators Lewis May Get Call fo Parley   Government Move To End Control Of Pits Indicated

MAY CALL UPON ~ LEWIS TO START ON ANEW CONTRACT   This Was the Opinion of Officials In Touch With the Coal Strike.   GOVERNMENT MAY ACT   Two Legal Moves Remain.  They Told Reporters In Washington.

Coal Contract  Talks Are Next   Government To Call Lewis And Operators To Resume Negotiations.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR NEW CONTRACTS IN MINES IN OFFING      Two Legal Maves Expected Be‘fore U. §. Orders Conference ' On: Contracts

U.S. May Call Coal Contract ‘Talks In Week   2 Legal Moves Remain For Lewis Before Meeting With Owners

Government May Act to Speed Up Coal Negotiation  Deak G1... Daennntad   Both Sides Reported Ready as Soon as Legal Moves Taken

MAY LET LEWIS, PIT OPERATORS RENEW TALKS   But UMW Leaders Must Pay Contempt Fine Before Negotiations Open

May Plan for New Contract on Coal   Government May Call Lewis and Mine Owners to Negotiate   TO PAY FINES FIRST   Law GoverningGovernment Operation to Expire June 30

Coal Contract Discussion Call Expected Soon   Two Legal Steps Must Be Taken Prior to Talks

Observers See Early Call For Coal Contract Parley   Government Predicted Urging Move Next Week But Delicate Legal Moves Still Required —

Lewis May Be Asked to Help Draw New Pact   Officials Say Federal ‘Govt. May. Issue Call ‘War New Nevrotiation

See Lewis Called for Coal Parley   Government Is Expected To Summon U.M.W. Chief and Operators Within Week   Fines to Be Paid   Labor Leader Must Pay $10,000 Fine Levied By Federal Judge

House Of Commons Is Told That Nation Must Export More Goods, Cut Imports

Britain Hit’ By Staggering Dollar Drain   _ Dalton Says Nation - Must Export More “And Import Less

Quick Shortage Of Gasoline In Ariz. Expected   Seven Companies Involved In Dispute

Strike of Oil Workers Is Off For 24 Hours   Postponement Taken To Permit Conference In. Final Effort to Secure Aareement

West Coast Strike Again Is Postponed   Knight Orders Another 24-Hour Delay in Refinery Stoppage at Conciliator’s Request

UNION DELAYS COAST STRIKE   24-Hour Postponement for Start of Walkout by 20,000 Oil Workers

CIO Oil Strike Is Postponed For 24 Hours   Third Delay Ordered at Request Of Conciliator

20,000 Oil Men Postpone Strike  CIO, Companies Fail To Settle Dispute

Postpone Strike for Final Effort  Western Oil Workers Ask Increased Pay

OIL WALKOUT 1S POSTPONED   Delay Strike of CIO Workers for 24 Hours

SCHEDULED STRIKE OF CIO OM. WORKERS WAS POSTPONED   Was to Have Taken Place In Five Western States at Noon.   IS HELD UP 24 HOURS   If the Walkout. Occurs I Would Curtail Gasoline Supplies.

MERCURY WILL DROP   Forecast Calls for Snow in Northwestern Kansas Tonight

Cold Front Moving into Nerthwest Kansus   Snow and Rapidly Falling Temperatures Expected bu Tantahe

Poland Poses Big Problem for Marshall:   Soviet Position on Sunday's Election Puts Him on Spot

U.S. Certain To Censure  Polish Vote  Gen. Marshall to Decide Policies

POLE ELECTION IS UNDER FIRE   United States Disapproval Of Coming Elections Becomes Evident Certainty; Poses Hard Job Ahead Of Marshall.

Fastern Europe Giving Marshall Three Problems   Polish Election, Hungary And Tito Demand Attention.

MARSHALL TO FACE HEAVY PROBLEMS ON FOREIGN PLAN   olish Situation Expected to Be One of First to Confront Secretary

Vote in Poland Poses Problem For Secretary  bhi 6@ Poe eR nm eAvec   U. §. Disapproves Of Methods, But Russ Back Warsaw

Marshall Faces Difficult Problem With U. S. Certain To Disapprove Polish Vote

Polish Election Seen as Marshall’s First Problem  jUS Disapproval Becomes Certainty

May Expected To Take Stand   Defendant May Commence  CT Le NE, Se pens

Aranha Will Preside Over UN Assembly   UN Assembly President Warns Oraanize Peace Or Hasten War’

RED APPROVAL ON ZION SEEN   Soviet Palestine Position To Parallel Yanks’

Partition Of Holy Land To Receive Reluctant Support Of The Soviet   Russia Still Favors Federated State But Will Suport Present Proposal { No Other Solution Is Possible.

Russia To Favor Division Of Palestine   Position To Be ; ‘Made Known  Today or Tuesday

U. N. Expects Reds To Back Palestine Split   Reluctant Support May Be Given Today Arabs Still Anevered

DRIVE 10 GET TOUGH LABOR BILL STARTED   Amendments to Senate Measure Sought By Taft and Ball

Senate Resumes Hearings on  Labor Measure Ellender Attex pis  to Halt Drive: for Stronger Bill

Senate Resumes Labor Bill Debate  Seek To Halt Drive To Touahen Bill

Senate Resumes Hearings on  Labor a  Ellender Atte to Halt Drive: for Stronger Bill

Ellender Opposes Attempt to Toughen Labor Measure   Declares Senate Bill in Present Form Will “Remedy the Most Obnoxious Evils’ — Wherry Announces Poll of Republicans Shows Strong Support for Three of the Four Amendments Urged by Taft and Ball.

Poll Indicates Tough Attitude On Labor Bill   Support in Senate for Changes Sought by Taft, Ball

CHANGES MAY RESULT IN TRUMAN VETO   Senator Ellenger Tries To Halt Toughening of Union Curbing Bill

Senate Favors  Union Hobble:   Poll Discloses Suppor For Amendments:

Frederick One Of Ten Counties Supporting Revenue Raising Plan   FLAT AUTO LICENSE TAX IS SUPPORTED

ROWAN VOTE ON 'IQUOR MAY 31   Salisbury’s County Will Ballot On Establishment Of ABC Stores In Response To Petition.

Cherry Commissions Judge Frizzelle To Hold Hearing Into Lynch Attempt

V. A. To Crack Down On Shoddy Building Of Veterans’ Homes   V-2 Rocket-Firing Test Called Sign Of New Naval Warfare Era

FINAL BASEBALL SCORES   Navy Fires ¥-2 Rocket From Deck Of Carrier

Navy Fires V-2 Rocket fron Aircraft Carrier Midway  Secret Operation Proves Weapon Can Be Fired From Anywhere on High Seas

Navy Fires V-2 Rocket From Carrier; ‘Every Coastline Potentially in Range

VIOLENT TYPHOON STRIKES [WO JIMA   Fears Expressed for Safety of Yanks Living There

Typhoon Batters Iwo Jima   Concern Is Felt For Safety of Americans On Pacifie Island

~ 160-MILE WIND SCREAMING OVER HISTORIC ISLE   B - Caves Used By Japs In War May Be Life Savers For Americans

FEAR IS HELD FOR AIR FORGE AFTER TYPHOON   140-Mile-PerHour Winds  Lash lwo hima

Fear for U. S. Personnel As Typhoon Hits Iwo Jima   Jap Dugouts Offer Shelter to Troops and Dependent Families

Typhoon Razes U.S. Buildings 9n Iwo Jima   Fear For Safety Of Air Force Yanks, Gale Aims At Okinawa

FEAR FOR LIVES OF AMERICANS ON ISLAND   Many U. S. Buildings and Other Installations Wrecked

Louise Overell Has New Date   Goes To Movies Saturday With Another Ex-School Mate.

$80,000,000 OIL LOSS 1S DENIED   Texas Company Official Asserts U. S. Actually Was Lucky

Pastor's Wife Cross-Examined   Replies Are Barely Heard in Courtroom

WAITS WORD FROM SIGLER   Governor to. .-Présént Fi inance _ Solution This Week

LEGISLATURE STARTS ITS FINAL WEEK   Many Issues to Be Settled in. Next Five Days

Market Experts Declare Signs Point To Further Drops In Prices Of Food

Food Prices Will Go Down, Commodity Experts Believe   Lower Trend Is Shown in Nearly All Markets In Which Food Is Traded For Future Delivery; June Butter Quotations Off 22 Cents a Pound

Food Prices To Go Lower Say Experts   Market Brokers  Express Views

FOOD Pacts GOING DUWN, BROKERS SAY   Futures Indicate 53-Cent Butter on Market by Next June.

FOOD BROKERS SEE DECLINES THIS SUMMER   Futures Price on Butter for Delivery In June Now 52c

Trends Down Along Line In Futures Trade   ‘More Distant The Delivery, Lower The Price, They Point Out

Food Prices Will Go Lower, Say Experts On Country’s Commodity Exchange Marts

DROP EXPECTED IN FOOD PRICES   Commodity Brokers Believe That Decline Will Come

Food Prices Going Down   Market Futures Show Prices Next Spring Substantially Lower

Men Who Know Foods See Prices Going Lower   Commodity Brokers Expect 22-Ceni Drop In Butter Prices By Next June

Trend To Lower Food Prices Seen As Futures’ Buying On Commodity Exchange Shows Definite Decline

Food Brokers Say Prices Will Drop   Composite. Views’ Show ’ Eggs: Are Exception’ :  Sn “Baatsreece””

Brokers Say Most Food Prices Ready to Drop  Market Prices Show Future Deliveries Are at Lower Prices

Brokers Believe Prices Will Drop  Downward Trend in Futures Market

Food Price Experts Think Costs Will Drop This Year   Many Predictions Made; Future Buying Cuts Prices  QO. WILLIAM EFERRIS

Food Prices Drop Seen By Brokers   Men on Exchanges Cite Trend on Items for Future Delivery.

Present butler Price 22 Cents Above Futures   Steady Downward “Trend Is Shown Bor Moct Goods

Believe a Food Price Drop on Way   Commodity Exchange Brokers Predict a Downward Swing

FOOD PRICES TO HIT THE SKIDS, IS PREDICTION   Trends in Commodity Marts Indicate Butter, Other Items Due for Drop

Food Prices To  Start Dropping Brokers Claim   FORECAST IS COMBINED OPINION OF DEALERS IN COMMODITIES

Butter Futures Now 53 Cents, June Delivery   Similar Trend Industry-Wide

Lower Food Prices Seen by Experts in Commodity Market:   Eggs Single Exception in Composite Opinion of Leading Brokers

COST OF FOOD TO GO LOWER DURING YEAR   Brokers Dealing in Commodities Predict Food Prices to Co Downward   FUTURE PRICE TRENDS INDICATE SOME DECLINE

Navy To Send Heet Units To Scandinavia   Training Cruise Will Stop Short Of Russian Waters

U.S. WARSHIPS VISIT EUROPE THIS SUMMER   FLEET WILL AVOID RUSSIA, STOP AT COPENHAGEN

U.S.To Send. Warships To  Scandinavia   Dreadnaughts and Carriers to Avoid ’ Russia’s Baltic Sea on Summer  Trainings Cruise

Murder Suspects Scattered Across Entire Country   MANY MEN QUESTIONED IN WEST COAST KILLING

TORRE mene   Elizabeth Short Feared Her Jealous Admirer, Police Informed = —

HUNT EX-MARINE WN GIRL’S DEATH   BLACK DAHLIA HAD A HOST OF BOY FRIENOS

SEEK “RED” IN TORTURE-DEATH   Ex-Marine Seen With  Waman Refore Slaving

Ex-Marine {s Suspected in Torso Murder   Victim’s Mother Comes Here to Aid Search For Daughter's Killer   Pictures on Page 3

Would Extend Rent Control   Top Government Officials Recommend Continuance  To June, 1948. *.

Years Extension Of Rent, Housing Controls Asked  Officials Say Removal Now Would Cause Serious Loss

Extension Of Two Controls Are Urged   Officials In Favor Of Housing, Rent Ceilings

Urge Rent Controls FEytension   Top Government Officials Testify For Continuance

SOLONS WARNED TO LIMIT LAWS   Former Member Of War Labor Board Opposes Outlawing Closed Shop

Halsey Retired by the Navy  Physical Disability Reason for Order

FLEET ADMIRAL HALSEY RETIRES   Five-Star Officer Will Continue To Draw $15,750 A Year

Continued Hot, Humid Predicted   No Mention of Clouds o1 Scattered Showers—Esth erville Has .11 Inch Rain

*Asks Party Conference 'To Investigate Action As a Possible Violation Of United Nation Charter

FLORIDA AGAIN STRUCK BY HIGH WINDS AND RAIN   Over Four And A Hall Inches Of Rainfall Recorded In Miami   COOL TEMPERATURES GENERAL YESTERDAY

More B-29's Fly Overseas   Training Flights Increase Big Planes In Europe, Orient Most Of Time

AAF Stepping Ur Training Flights      Keep Sending Planes to Europe, Japan to Keep Crews Alerted

Amendments fo Tax Reduction Bill Barred   House Clears First Hurdle in Attempt To Cut Income Levy   U.S. Plan for World Arms Cut Approved   Reception Halts Political Talks   Queen City Again Would Quit ‘P.R.’   Indonesia Agrees To Peace Terms   Spivak’s Music ‘Hot’, Love Cold Wife Says   AOA WeMAWE 7:3 t   U.S. Stepping Up Frequency Of B-29 Training Missions

Step Up Bomber Trips   Training Missions  Will Keep Flights Of Big Planes Over seas Mast of Time :

Frequency Of B-29 Training Missions Increased By U.S.- Big Planes To Be Aboard Most Of Time

Training Missions Bring Big U. S. Warplanes Near Strategic World Points

B-29’s To Be On Continuous Training Missions Over Europe and the Orient

U.S. TO HAVE B-29'S AT OVERSEAS SPOTS   Will Step Up Frequency 01 Its Training Missions

Overseas Training Missions Of US Bombers Stepped Up ‘Superforts On Hand Most of Time

STAYS GRANTED CONVICTED PAIR   lwo White Youths Scheduled To Die Today For Rape Of 15-Year-Old Sunday School Worker Are Given Slays Of bxecution.

Gen. Marshal! Will Confer With Leaders   Special Conference Called for Sunday At White House

Marshall Will Make Report on Big Four Sessions in Moscow   Nation Will Get Informa. tion Over Radio Networks Monday Eve

Milk Farmers Tell Demands  (f Processors   Thirty - Cent Increase, Recognition Of Association Wanted.

Slavs, Poles Present War Bills Against  Germany, Austria  Deputy Ministers Are Doing Spade Work on Peace Treaties

Poles, Slavs Present Bill:  Germany, Austria Aske   Germany, Austria Asked For 311.000.000.000

PRESENT DUE BIL   Notes Handed Deputy Allied Councit Name Austria And Germany

2 COUNTRIES ADK WAR REPARATIONS   POLAND AND YUGOSLAVIA FILE CLAIMS AGAINST GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.

FILE CLAIMS QN GERMANY AND AUSTRIA   Poland and Yugoslavia Demand Reparations And Territory

ANGLO-EGYPTIAN CASE DRONES ON   Security Council Adjourns Before Balloting, Same interrupters Ousted

COUNCIL OPENS EGYPTIAN CASE   Debate On Charges Against British Is Started; Two Spectators Ousted

One of Pair Bites Thumb Of Security Policeman; Parties Urged to Reopen Direct Negotiations.

Hecklera’ Eviction Mark. Egyptian Debate Issue;  Bestar Vota Fanomse

U.N. Police  Again Kject  Twokgyptians One Officer Bitten  On Hand in Fracas;  Delegates Calm

RADICAL NEW HUDSON AUTO IS PROMISED   Passengers Upon Entering Machine Wil Step Down into it, Statement Sars

SHIP CAPTAIN INVOLVED IN DISPUTE WITH DUTCH ASKS FOR REPATRIATION

Cedric Hall To Speak at Farm Bureau Meeting   One of Flying Farmers to Visit European Countries

World’s Greatest Industrialist Died Suddenly At 83; Grandson Becomes Head Of Vast Empire

Talk While You Drive  Mobile Radio Telephone Service on State Hiqhways

Dial Phones For Mexico by 1949, Says Company:   Radio Service On Highways Next. Year Announced Today

Mobile Radio Telephone Service Planned by Southwestern Bell   System Will Be Installed on Highways Between Kansas City and St. Louis Within Year, PSC Told: Plan Dial Phones in 19 Missouri Towns

MOBILE RADIO PHONE SERVICE WITHIN. A YEAR   Will Be Available on Highways Between St. Louis and Kansas City.   TO TEXARKANA, ARK.   This Was Announced by the Southwestern Bell Engineer Today.,

Hold Aid Plan To 18 Months, Herter Urges   House Group’s Heac Opposes Pledges for Any Longer Period

Herter Outlines House Plan For Corporation To Direct Nation’s Food, Fuel Aids

Council To Hear Dutch Envoy on Indonesia Fight   Special Session Is Called Today for Important Report on Dispute

House Grou Orders End of  Housing Post   Committee Brands Program Handled by Creedon as Failure

HOUSING EXPEDITER SCORED . Housing Program Assailed As Solons Slash Funds

Housing Plan Held Failure      Committee Wants Agen cy To Close Up Shop Within Year

HOUSING PROGRAM . CALLED A FAILURE   House Committee Allows Expediter Creedon Only Enough Funds to Liquidate Office,

EXPEDITER IS TOLD TO CLOSE SHOP   Government Plan to Speed Housing is Declared Failure

CALL HOUSING EXPEDITER 10 WIND UP WORK   Committee Calls Govt. Program Failure;  Reduce Funds

NEW HOUSING SPEEDUP ENDS WITH FAILURE   FEDERAL AGENCY TOLD TO CLOSE UP SHOP

No. 1 Gangster Slain On Coast   Friend Of George Raf Shot Down In Home At Beverly Hills

State Boss of Bookmaking Slain in South   Gun Blast at Beverly Hills _ Ens Life of Bugsy  Qarel

Truman to Bid For Labor Vote   Workman's Holiday Reveals Strategy Plans for Election

Hi oh Prices Are Blasted sy Democrats   fruman Administration Unfolds Part Of Stratezy To Win Labor Vote

‘Truman Bids for Labor’s Support With Attack on Spiralling Prices

Union-Backed Legislation Is To Be Pushed   ‘Battle Cries For Repeal Of Labor © Act Ave Sounded

Probe Chairman Urges Industry  ‘To Clean House  Committee Is Told Commies Almost Too  cae Se  eee

3 Aboard Antarctic Craft Dead   Six Others “On Their Feet,” But Weather

La unching of Rocket From Carrier Opens New Chapter In Horrors of War

FOURTEEN-TON ROCKET FIRED FROM CARRIER DURING TEST   v-2 IS USED BY NAVY IN FIRST LAUNCHING OF BIG ROCKET FROM WARSHIP

Rocket Is Fired  From Carrier   Navy Announces Captured _ German V-2 Rocket Is  Fired From Ship

GRAIN HARVEST DELAYED ANEW   Rains Totaling Up ‘to -1.74 Inches ‘at Guymon Inter: ” fere with Field Work —

German Economic Rehabilitation Vital   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

U. 8. Policy For German Help Is Vital   Reich Leaders Welcome Plans To Assist In Rehabilitation Of Nation, Needed In European Recovery

\Fathers Day Coming, But Dad \Seems To Have Slipped Into Role Of Meek Little Mouse

THINKS UNIONS TO ABOUT FACE   Official Says CIO and AFL To Call on Board

Denham Says Unions Will End Boycotts   Calls Drive toa Ignore NLRB Unwine Risk of Protection

Denham Says UnionBoycott Can’t Survive   Loss of Bargaining Rights Predicted If Board Isn’t Acecenter

ELEMENTARY TEACHERS STUDY CURRICULUM   Bucks Mentors Analyze The Present Content, Materials, Methods  42 RIC F* Pet Fase rete fart ee te wr

Better Merchandise. -in Stores, More Ballas Construction Likely...         By JASPER C. HUTTO,._...’. ‘Executive Secretary, Lumberto   Chamber of Commercaz & : Agriculture :

Better Merchandise = in Stores, More Building Construction Likely.

Navy ‘Enlisted Men’s Admiral,’ Nimitz, Plans To Retire From His Post Monday

imitz Steps ut of Navy’s op Position  Texan Bids Farewell to Navy;

LED SMASH-UP OF JAP DREAMS OF CONQUEST Nimitz, Legendary Figure Of Meders  Navy, Will Relinquish Helm Monday

Nimitz to Slip Out of Top Naval Chair Monday After Paying Goodbyes to Washington Brass

Nimitz Drops Reins Monday   Retiring Navy Head Bids Truman Adieu

Hoffman Battles with State Police in Labor Trouble Investigation

Strike Violence Sift Is Resumed By Rep. Hoffmar   Hears Clinton Firm's President, Criticizes State Police Captain

Martial Law Instituted On Taiwan Is.   Attempt to Put New Cigaret Tax Into Effect Causes Riot

BLAZE DESTROYS CAR   Vehicle Beloaged to J. S. Daniels: in Garage at 913 Vermont

Expect Policies   General Ends Nanking Stay   Chinese Praise Cabinet Shift

MARSHALL LEAVES NANKING EN ROUTE TQ UNITED STATES   Chinese Officials Pleased at “His Appointment te Succeed Byrnes

WASTE IS CHARGED IN VETS’ AFFAIRS   National Commander Of YVFW Cally For Congressional Incestivation: VA ltexoes Denial

10 Merchant Ships To Go To Turkey   Farmer Held for Slaying His Wife   Electrician Wins Post in Congress   340 Surplus Buildings To Be Sold to Schools

Last Rifes for John Tankersley Sunday Afternoon   Verdict of Suicide Returned by Justice Of Peace Kirton

G, 0, P, PLANS SURVEY ON SITUATION ABROAD   House Group Wants ‘Data’ Before Any Legislation

House Republicans Plan Own Probe Of Aid To Be Given Foreign Nations

Senate Acts To Force Testimony  _ Publicity Man Flying _ From Paris To Testify

‘Agreement’ Is Cited By Plane Maker   Says He'll Appear Wednesday; Solons Suvur Writ Action

Action Termed ‘Ballyhoo’ by Plane-Builder   ‘Sex Implication’ Is “ Dragged Into Case by  Sen. Brewster, Charged

HUGHES GALLEN TO WASHINGTON   Senate Inquiry Branded Cireus Ballyhoo By Plane Builder

Disgusted Plane Builder Will Testify Wednesday   Committee Order Says “Forthwith” ‘But Haches Cites Press Of Business

Plane Contract Probers Issue Subpoena for Hughes   Millionaire Calls It “Circus Ballyhoo” and Accuses Chairman Brewster of Dragging a “Sex Implication” Involving an Airplane Hostess Into Investigation — Aircraft Builder Says He Will Appear Wednesday.

BALLYHOO' CRY OF HUGHES AS SUBPOENA OUT   Probe Developments Bared; Brewster linder Fira

Senate Probers Subpoena Hughes; Airplane Builder Charges ‘Smear’

Ladies’ Pockets? Such a Question!  Clubwoman Hits Purse Tax   Fred's Amazed Eye Sees Evidence of Baa's Necessity

Awaits Answers (n Proposal To End Phone Strike   Secretary Schwellenbach Submits Compromise Proposal For Strike Settlement   REPLIES ARE DUE AT FIVE 0’CLOCK TODAY

House Committee Guards Against Gov't Propaganda For the Marshall Plan

Pressure Groups Under Scrutiny   House Committee Watching Moves By Federal Agencies

Huge Armada of 130 B-29s Streak Over New York at Noon   Roar of Giant Engines of Superforts Quiets Big City’s Traffic

Superforts To ‘Hit’ New York.   Armada Of Hu: Huge Planes  Coming From Six Dp...

Mock Raid on Atlantic Seaboard and New York Is © Staged by Big Superfort Fleet

—NEW YORK SEES BOMBERS— Army Sends 138 B-29s Over Busy Manhattan

100 B-29s In Target Run Over New York   Millions of Persons Gaze Skyward as Huge Armada in Bombing Formation Roars Over

B-29 ARMADA FILLS NEW YORK'S SKIES   Heavy Bombers Practice.  Sorties In East

B-29 Armada Hits New York In Target Run  Over 100 Planes   Over 100 Planes In Biggest Force Assembled in U.S

ARMADA OF B-29S IN PARADE OVER EASTERN CITIES   MISSION DESIGNED TO   MISSION DESIGNED T0 IMPROVE EFFICIENCY OF STRIKING FORCE

B-29s Converge On New York City Tn Mock Battle   138 Heavy Bombers Fly LongRange Mission in Demonstration of Strength.

B-29s Range Over Gotham In Test Raid  100 Superforts,   100 Superforts, All Available, Led By Kenney

MORE THAN 1 B-295 JOIN IN ARMY DISPLAY   Two-Mile Long Formation Most Powerful Ever Assembled In U. S.

New York Is B-29  “Target”   Force of Over 100 -Superforts Makes Simulated Bomb Run Over Metropolis 

Giant Armada Of Superforts Shows Might To Big Cities   Full-Dress Review. Staged Over N. Y.3 138 Craft Gather

MIGHTY ARMADA IN MOCK RAIDS  Busy New York Is Hushed As Big Bombers Rear Over City

100°  Supertorts * ‘Raid’ N. Y. (City  — my a ae. *   Manhattan Target for Biggest U.S. ‘Bomb’ Run

138 Superforts — From Far Bases Center on N. Y.   Rendezvous on Split Second Timing as Training Review

Massive Formation of B-29’s Drone Over Eastern Cities in ‘Target’ Run

Take Off From Distant Points Today   Most Powerful Bombing Group Ever Assembled  In Nation

B 29s Make Mock New York Attack  General Kenny Leads Armada in Practice

ee YORK IS BOMBER ‘T ARGET’  Powerful Armada of B- 29's  Riseak Over Sky serapers

MARSHALL DUE HOME FRIDAY   Meeting with Bevin Concludes 3 Days of Conferences

Strikes Against Government Are  Wholly Unlawful   So Declares Gov. Thomas E. Dewey Of New York State As He Signs Rill

JNGK KIRKLAND OK WIFE FOR A DIVORCE   Their Marriage Took Place In 1938   LIVED IN SPRINGFIELD

PLAYWRITER ASKS DIVORCE FROM WIFE   John M. Kirkland Seeks Separation from Haila Stoddard   HAVE TWO CHILDREN

U. S. Building Bomber Base 2 Hours From Soviet Border   Alaska Airport Near Ber ing Strait to Cost 8 Million

Air Force Plans Huge Alaskan Base  Only Two Hours Flight from Russia

Grocers Don’t Like Conditions Either  FOOD ECONOMY TIPS OUTLINED

YOUTH’S BODY FOUND IN BOC   Detroit Factory Worker, 19 Involved in ‘Ransom Plot’ Two Months Ago

NOW PLANNING SIX BILLION _ BUDGET SLASH   But Even Some G. O. P. Leaders Do Not Agree

Republicans.Locked in.Fight Over Method of Budget Cut   Plan to Insure 20 Per Cent Tax Slash Sean Datrimental to National Defense

Discord Is Voiced Over Budget Slash   GOP Leaders Disagree on Plans for Reducing Truman's Proposals by Sum of $6,000,000,000

31 BILLIONS CELNG SET ON FEDERAL FUNDS   Disagreement Breaks Out on Proposed Slash in Defense Funds

All Action Planned At Expense Of National Defense Is Opposed   Six Billion Dollar Cut Would Allow Tax Reduction And Payment On Debt But Would  Hamper Nation’s Defense Program.

COP DISAGREES ON WAY TO CUT TRUMAN BUDGET      Recommended ‘Reduction Leaves Ample Room For 20% Tax Cut

Disagreement Hits GOP Ranks Over Big Slash   Lilienthal Approval Appears As Toss-Up

LEADERS OF 6.0? FUSS’ ON BUDGE!   Disagreement on Slash of Truman’s Figure Is Aired Today.

Undermine Our Foreign Policy, Said   Reduction for Military Would Weaken Nation’s  Defenses, Is Claimed

Sharp Dispute IsRaised On Budget Slash   Leaders Declare Cut To Endanger  IU] S Security -

\PPEAL IN A NUTSBELL Major Points in Programs Proposed by President

Four in State Meet Death In Accidents   Two-Year-Old Child Among Victims of Automobile Mishaps

ASKS CONSTELLATION FUND   Sens of Revolution Unit Would Restore Navy's Oldest Ship

Highlights In The News * Funds Sought To  - Restore Frigate  wo mm ow pF Og

NEW GOEVRNOR TAKES OFFICE ~ DURING CEREMONIES MONDAY      THOMAS 3, HERBERT TO TAKE -OATH OF OFFICE ON ’ STATEHOUSE STEPS AT ll OCLOCK

HERBERT 56TH OHIO GOVERNOR   Gets Commission _ Monday From Lausche; Weygandt To Give Oath

LIQUOR PLANTS WILL CLOSE FOR 60-DAY PERIOD   October 25 Is Probable Date To Start Plan

COMPLIANCE EXPECTED OF DISTILLERS   Plant Closings Will Throw 30,000 Out of Regular Employment

Distillers Plan a 2 Month Holiday   Industry Heads Will Probably Order Shutdown About October 25   TURNS NEXT TO BEER   Luckman Will Receive Answer to Save Grain’ Request Next Week

—Grain Saving—  Luckman Turns To Brewers   Distillers Get Set For 60-Day Shutdown About October 25

Holiday for Liquor-Making Begins Oct. 25   Distillers Agree to  Two Months’ Shutdown, But Want Time to Work Out Orderly Procedure

Distillers Agree to Shut Down Plants   60-Day Layoff Will Start Oct. 25 As Grain-Saving Part

Beer And Ale Makers Next On Foox Conservation List  nmi mAWATr ese B2AATRME Pe

2-Month Whisky Making Holiday Is in Prospect  Shutdown May Start About October 25

DISTILLING BAN SENS CERTAIN   2-Month Closing, About. Oct 25, Awaits Ironing Out of Mechanical Details.

BREWERS NEXT ON AGENDA OF FOOD CHAIRMAN   Whisky Makers Fail to Agree at Parley With Luckman

DISTILLERS 10 SHUT DOWN ih FOOD AID PLAN   Mechanics Worked Out Fo 2-Month Period; Brewers Study Action

Union Official Predicts 100,000 Thrown Out Of Work As Result Of Close

MOVE 10 SAVE 10,000,000 BU. OF VITAL GRAIN   Expect Long Shutdown of Liquor Industry to Start About Oct. 25

Industry Backs Liquor Holiday  To Save Grains   Distillers Join With Nation In Aid Program For Europe; October 25 Is Opening Date   Brewing Officials To Meet Tomorrow   10,000,000 Bushels Of Grain To Be- Released; 18-08-39 Vote Outright For 60-Day Closures 

WHISKY GRA HOUMAY MAY START OCT. 23   SHUTDOWN WON’T BE OVER SIXTY DAYS, DISTILLERS TOLD

60-DAY HOLIDAY IN DISTILLERIES TO START SOON   Oct. 25 Appears As Likely Date For Launching Of Grain-Saving Plan

DISTILLERY HOLIDAY 8 SCHEDULED   Liquor Industry Agrees to 60-Day Shutdown Be ginning About Oct. 25.

DISTILLERIES TOHALT SOON   Two-Month Shutdown Will Save 10,000,000 Bushels Of Grain

Grain Thrift Gets Boost   Two-Month Halt in Distilling Set, and Brewers May Follow: Suit; Pledge Farm Aid

Liquor Holiday To Begin Oct.25   Shutdown Is Expected to Save 10,000,000 Bushels of Grain

October 25 Set As Possible Day For Closing Down   Companies Confer On Proposals For Cutting Grain Use

Distilleries To Shut Down By Oct. 25   Luckman Will Turn Attention To Makers Of Reer Ale Next

BEER INDUSTRY NEXT TO FEEL RESTRICTION   Action To Save 10 Million Bushels Of Grain   FARM GROUPS   Pledge Full Cooperation To President’s Program Of Food Conservation

Distillers  To Suspend Oetober 25   President of Institute ‘Says ‘Mechanics’ . of ‘Shutdown Will Be Worked Out   ‘Beer, Ale Are Next   Brewers Are Expected . to. Give” Answer. by ‘Next Week

Distillers Will Close Plants About Oct. 25   Brewing Industry Expected to Give Answer Next Week

2-Month Whisky Making Holiday Is in Prospect  _ Shutdown May Start  oS. re oa. ar ee,

Nation Is Facing Two-Month Distilling Holiday   Food Conservation Committee Now Will Tur Attention to Brewing Industry; Saving of 10,000,000 bushels of Grain Seen

DISTILLERS TO START ‘HOLIDAY’ ABOUT OCT, 25   ‘Brewers Next on Luckman’s Schedule for GrainSaving Talk

Booze Maker Holiday Seen  Will End Grain Use   Will End Grain Use Upon An Farly Date

Liquor Production Halt Designed to Save Grain For Hungry Europeans

Liquor Holiday In Prospect Now  - Grain-Saxing Plon ~ Would Begin Oct. 25

DISTILLERS 0 TRIM OUTPUT   60-Day Closing To Save on Grain Likely To Begin Around Oct. 25

OFFICIALS SAY SPECIAL SESSION — OF UNITED NATIONS ON PALESTINE CASE PROBABLY WILL BE HELD APRIL 28

SPECIAL SESSION ON PALESTINE IS PLANNED [OR U.N.   Formal Call to Be Sent Out to Fifty-five Members ef  United Nations

Special Session Will Consider Palestine Issue   Meeting of United Nations Expected To Open In New York April 28

Special Palestine Session of UN  To Open April 28 parations Rushed  or Meeting at Reauvest of British

Top Republican Sees Rafioning, Control Refusal   Request for Power To Allocate Scarce Goods Said Doomed

Price Curb Fight Looms   Truman's Request for Allocation Power Meets Republican Opposition

Candidates for White House Occupancy Are Too Bashful To Say So-Except for Two

GOP Senators Summoned fo Consider Rents   Windup of OPA Also on Agenda For Conference

RENT CONTROLS ‘BEING STUDIED   51 GOP Senators Will Meet To Decide on Other Big Issues on Monday

Republicans Slate Important Meet  To Decide Policy on Many Matters

Rent Control Caucus Called   ‘Wide Differences’ Of Opinion Cited

GOP Slates Meeting On Rent Policy  on en Ike   . Paft-Called Talks . Would ‘Also Reveal Stand Foward OPA

AFL Chief Green Opposes Banning Communist Party  Would Be Ineffective,  Contrary to Ideale of   Would Be Ineffective Contrary to Ideals of Democracy, He Says

MORE RESEARCH WORK   Projects Sponsored dy Outside Agencies at K. U. up te 43

TERRELL FUNERAL WILL BE SATURDAY   Jasonville Woman Dies in Hospital Following Operation.

Armed Forces to Hold Postwar Amphibious Maneuvers Here; Exercises Slated in November

FUTURE OF TAX BILLS FACING LEGISLATORS AS NEW WEEK OPENS  SOME HOUSE MEMBERS FEEL SENATE WILL STALL f'4GC BWIPE srcYQrinal

5 Spectators Die In Race Car Wreck  Trafhie Accidents Kill 13 in State

Change in Plan To Re-District State ls Sought   Otherwise Legislatur Will Receive Origina Measure Tomorrow

Re-Mapping Changes Are Anticipated  In Assembly   Shuffle Is Subject to Approval of the State Delegation  in Nation’s Capital

MINOR CHANGES IN SHUFFLE OF DISTRICTS SEEN   Bill Scheduled Tomorrow In Both Houses Of Assembly

470 Retugees Cyprus Bound   Ship Intercepted By British; One Slain, Nine Injured

BRITISH TRANSFER JEWS 10 CYPRUS AFTER SHIP FIGHT   Denortation of 450 Immigrants Conducted Without Trouble.   SAILED FROM ITALY   Vessel First to Try to Run Blockade Since Interception of Exodus 1947.

470 Removed From Jewish Refuaee Ship   Jews Transferred To Transports for Deportation to Cyorus: One Killed

British Board Zionist Immigration Shij At Sea, Seize 470 in Battle, Deport Refugees to Cyprus Camps

470 JEWS ARE CYPRUS BOUND   One Refugee Is Slain in Fight With British During Boarding Operation

British Stop Refugee Ship   Naval Crew Kills One Jew Off Palestine Coast

410 Captured Jew Refugees To Go to Cyprus   One Killed, Nine Hurt When British Board Their Ship at Sea

Shipload of Jews  ae Near Holy Land Coast   Immigrants from Italy Had Tried to Land in Palestine

BRITISH BOARD IMMIGRATION SHIF   ONE KILLED, 9 HURT IN BAT TLE—JEWS TRANSFERRED FOR DEPORTATION.

1670 Japs Dead or Missingas Flood Inundates 500.000 Homes: Nears Tokio

Over 1900 Japs Dead, Missing an Tokyo Flood   Additional Thousands Reported Unofficially, 500,000 Homes Under

CAPITAL PREPARES FOF CREST OF FLOOD RAGING 90 MILES NORTH OF  ; city

U0, ARMY ESTIMATES 1,670 DEAD GH MISOINU AS JAPANESE RIVER RAMPAUES; MAY HET TORYG   Angry Waters Smash Levees At Four Points and Inundate Estimated 7)Square Mile Area As Typhoon Result

Turbulent River May Hit Tokyo   Levees Smashed By Tone as Result Of Fierce Typhoon

§, B. M’CLURE TAKEN AT EAST PALESTINE   Death Comes At 87 To Dean Of Town’s Businessmen

ARABS SPEED UP RECRUITING DRIVE   HOLY ‘LAND — ARMED  es HESERD OF INVASION OF +, IMSORDERS SPREAD. ~ ~

ADNAN WCW FINUT  ARAD-iLW aul  INGREASES TEMPO   Battle Score For 3 Days’ -Rioting; 20 Jews and + 95 Arabs Killed -

Palestine War Casualties Grow  Office Of U. S. Information Service   Office Of U.S. Information Service In Baghdad Is Raided And Wrecked

RINTINE TAKES HEAVY TOLL IN DEAD, INJURED   Destruction Unchecked In Middie East Area; Damane at Four Million

Rumored Drive To Raise Army In Full Swing  U. S. Information Office Is Wrecked

Arabs Take To Roads In The right On Jews   Bloodshed More Widespread In The Holy Land

Woman Stays with Injured Companion On Icy Ledae. Both Plunae to Death

Women Killed In Fall Into Feo7en Ravine   Mountain Guide bets Now Gre OF Pair Insisted On Steying With Jojured Companion

Woman Stays With Injured Friend On Montainside; Both Fall To Death

MORE LIBERAL LOANS PROPOSED  Cost Of Houses Expected To Decline In Next Few Months

HOUSING HEAD SEES LOWER PRICE TREND   Gradual Decline In Costs Termed Likely

DECLINE SIGHTED IN HOUSE PRICES   Government Official Expects Market To ‘Level Off’

PELICANS, PEOPLE ACT ALIKE IN FACE OF HURRICANE—ONLY BIRDS ISMARTER ANDKEFP MOUTHS SHUT

Pelicans More Dignified Than People As Hurricane Rocks Mississippi Town

GEORGIA TRIBUNAL AGTS IN FIRE CASE   Winecoif Hotel Receivershir Proceedings Dissolved Yesterday

COPS SEEK TRIO WHO TORTURED, ROBBED COUPLE   Burn Race Track Operator, Wife With Cigarets; Lose $15,000

BANDITS TORTURE TRACK MAN, WIFE   Trio Steal $15,000, Auto - at Cleveland.

HIGH COURT AGAIN REFUSES TO REVIEW CURLEY CONVICTION  ‘ORDER AGAINST DAIRY UNION IS UPHELD IN EFFECT: WAR CASE SET

Refuse Review Of Curley Case In High Court   Second Time; Boston Mayor Convicted of Mail Fraud Charge

Supreme Court Again Rejects Curley’s Appeal   Clears Way for Jail Term for Boston's 72-Yeor-Old Mayor

Soviets Study Marshall Plax   Whether. They'll Take Part Is Another Question

BLUE TO ACT ON TAX BILL MONDAY   Delayed Decision May Raise Legality Question

Child’s Plea Lightens Term   Mother, Who Shot) Husband Jn) Back. Put) On  Probation For Five Years.

Higher Prices For Housewives   Grain Statistician Estimates Harvest Will Yield 2,375,008,000 Bushels Compared With Augek ) Enracact nt 2659 949 000 Bushels.

SOCIALISTS WIN BY 2 TO 1 VOTE   Other Party Leaders Blame Split in Ranks

Reports Indicate 192 Die, 580 Hurt In Punjab Rioting   Accurate Estimate Of Casualties Is Not Obtainable

TOLLOF DEADIN PUNIAB RICTING MOUNTS 10 19;   “Official Reports Reveal 580  Wounded in Communal Whee! aa

192 Killed, 580 Wounded in Riots Between Indian Religious Groups

UAW Leader Says Boosts Mean Slump   Calls for National Resistance; Would ‘Smash Profiteers’

Inflation Tide Must Be Halted,  Reuther Warns   UAW Chief Says Country Is Moving Toward pression and War   SPEAKS AT UNION MEET IN BUFFALO   Calls for Nation-wide Buyres’ Strike to Combat Rising Prices

Strike Halts Work At Grain Elevators —   Milling Operations At Standétill

Ohio Restaurants Plan Meatless Day   Predict Truman Plan Will Be Ineffective

YUGOSLAVIA IS DENIED SHARE INU. S. RELIEF   State Dept. Rules Titc Govt. Not In Need Of Aid Grant

U5. RULES OUT HELP FOR SLAVS   [T ALSO BANS PURCHASE OF AMERICAN GRAIN BY TITO’S GOVERNMENT.

Sun Reflection  Leads To Wreck   Plane With Bodies Of Two Men Found After Search.

Find Bodies Of  Missing Fliers   Sunlight Reflecting From Aluminum Wings Leads to Wreckage

HOUSE TRIMS STOP-GAP AID BY 7 MILLION   FOUR - POINT PLAN DRAFTED TO BEAT HIGH PRICES

House Speeds Foreign Relief   Anti-Inflation Bill Also Gets ‘Go’ Signal

Consumers Scan Slump In Prices   Hope For Recurrence Of Thursday's Drop

700 Square Miles of Cattle Country Seared by Flames   ‘Not a Spear of Grass’ Survives; Damage Estimated in Millions

ACEW Orders Pickets Back to Their Beats   Agreements Reached With Other Unions of Western Electric

PICKETS ARE RETURNED BY THE A.C.E.W   Union President Orders Action Everywhere as Result of Breakdown in Talks for Western Electric Contract.

Navy Officers’ Wife Found Dead In Cabir   Lieutenant Finds Nude And Battered Body Near Home

FLOOD CONTROL PROJECTS TO GET APPROVAL   Nearly Third of Big Fund Will Be Used In Curbing Turbulent Mississippi.

Flood Control Funds Discussed   Senate Committee Expected to Okay Large Appropriation

PARDON, PAROLE BOARD CHOSEN   Turner Names Three Members, Two Jurists Select Others for State Setup

Ada Physician On ‘State Pardon Board   Dr. Ollie McBride One Of New Five-Man Group

Workers, Employers Receive Plea To Oust Communistic Union Heads: Report Bares ‘War to the Finish’

Employer-Worker Unity Urged  United States C. of C. Warns Against Communist-Led Strikes

C. of C. Warns Of Strikes Led By Communists   Employers, Workers Urged to Work Toward Ousting Reds From Leadership in Unions

Freed Americans Prepare Report  Had Been Prisoners of Communists

16 County Schools. Enfered In Seventh Strawberry Festival   Junior King And Queen Selected On March 24th

Two Churches Of Earn High Honors  : Certificate Of Merit To Akron: Baptist, J Smath- Church

Predict Record Traffic on Fourth   Expect Mammoth Jam ‘On Nation's Highways ‘ On Holiday

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Anybody Can Tie Scotty But He Prefers Girls To Sailors «

Women Always Go for Scotty  They Just Naturally Like  to Tie a Man in. Knots

Mine Operators Quit Washington Without Contrac'   Political Activity Ban in Statute Will Be Challenged Soon

Ban On Union Political Fund First In Court   ClO Plans Labor Bill Test; Truman Urges All To Respect Law

Washington Writer ‘Explains’ End Of the ‘Poultryless Thursday’ Edict

Russian Plane Output Surpasses America  . Reds Staking Everything On Plans For Aerial Supremacy

SELLEROVILLE’S SEWER LINE ABOUT FINISHED   Private Home Connections Will Be Made This Week   SEEK NEW WATER LINE

Hundreds Continue Search for Lost Hamilton Boy  Soup Kitchen Is Buil High in Hills; Hope Held Child Is Living

RETURN FROM CAMP   K. UL R.O.T.C. Students Speac Sis ' Week's at Fort Sheridan

RETURN FROM CAMP   A. U. R.OLT.C. Students ° — Six Week's af Fort “fer:

Leaders of Arab States Meet to Map War Plans   League Considers Program of Shipping Guns and Men to Palestine   EXILED MUFTI JOINS CONFEREES IN CAIRO   Renewed Violence Breaks Out in Holy Land as Meeting Begins

Top Jewish Leader Slain By Assassin   Four Other Jews Also Killed As Holy Land  Disorders Continue

Faxpayers Oppose Full: Income Tax  State Has Ample Funds for All Needs

B-29 Crewmen Rescued in Alaske   Raton Soldier Among 14 Taken to Safety

Sunerfort’s Crew Beinn Ovestioned  Men Rescued fram Al  Men Rescued from Alaskan Wastes Asked What Caused Bomber to Crash

14 SURVIVORS OF PRASH QUIZZED   Questioned In Effort To Learn What Caused Bomber To Fall

Plane Dives Into Oil Refinery; 4 Occupants Killec   Craft, Hampered by Fog; Believed Attempting An Emergency Landing

Sales Calendar and  community service given you by  ‘Coming Evonts

Full Restoration of  Service .Delayed by Refusal of Workers To Cross Picket Line:

REFUSE TO CROSS PICKET LINES OF AFFILIATED UNION   42,000 Workers in Five States Served by Company Win” Weekly Wage Raise of $4.23.   TIE-UP IN WEBB CITY REMAINS IN EFFECT   Company Puts Its Revenue Loss at $9,714,000 in Walkout, Employes’ Wage Loss at $8,570,000.

Southwestern Union Okays Wage Boost  Settlement Reachea In Phone Walkout -

Phone Calls Resume As  Strike Ends   Union Workers Average Wage Gain of $4.42

Wage Increase ls Agreed On   No Agreement Reached on Jurisdictional Work, No Disciplinary Action Planned

FLORENGE LYNCH HAD CONFERENCE WITH: PRESIDEN]   “Farm Problem” Was Principal Subject of Dis . mawecirnr

FLORENGE LYNCH HAD CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT   “Farm Problem” Was Principal Subject of Discussion

TRUMAN URGES GUARD BACKING   ‘Operation 88,888’ Being Planned By. Recruiters For Sept. 16 To Nov. 16

Coal Production Hits 40 Per Cent   Operators Charge UMW Chieftain Trying To Stop Miners’ Back-To-Work Movement

lowa Yield Reduction Is Indicated   Crop of 347 Million Bushels Predicted in State—35  Bushels an Acre

EWEST CORN ROP ESTIMATE HOWS A DROP   Wheat Record Still Expected

rOVIMATE OF CORN GROP Ii  ae  LOPPED AGAIN   U. S. Prospects Sink; lowa’s Estimate in Another Nosedive.

EE rrereswwé=—s™=s=“‘asN  Virginia Couple Slain, Possibly By Hitch-hiker

Couple Slain And Hiteh-Hiker Is Suspected  Bodies of Well-To-Do  Virginia Man and Wife Ra: ar * Oemaha Reusch

Expect a Boost in Lyon Wheat Acreage   Good Yield, High Prices May Influence: Farmers Te Increasa the Cran

‘Expect a Boost in [Lyon Wheat Acreage   Good Yield, High Prices May Influence Farmers Te twesnwen dee Pasa <

Victims Resided at Wewoka; Were Flying To Their Work in ‘Oil Fields Near Duncan

Contempt Cases May Boomerang   High Court in Past Has Exercised Care To Protect ‘Rights’

Court May Throw Out Red Case   Contempt Charges Appear Unlikely To Be Sustained

WORKERS IN FIVE STATES SIGN TERMS   2outhwestern to Offer Pay Raise During This Week

5. W. BELL WILL MAKE WAGE OFFER   Government Transfers Negotiations to St. Louis and Company Says a Move to End Strike Wil) Be Made This Week.

Phone Strike Ultimatum by U.S. Reported   Union Says Government To Step in if Dispute Not Settled Today

Plan Intensive Bargaining on Cash Increase   Strike Settlement Is Reached by Union, Northwestern Bell

Explosion Kills Convict, Blacks Out State Prisor   One Prisoner Critically Hurt and Several Suffer Minor Injuries When Steam Line Blows Out—Governor Donnelly Rushes to Scene and Stays Until Lights Come Back on— Guard Force Doubled but no Trouble Develops.

Gov. Donnelly "At Scene Until Lights Restored   50 In Power Plant When Steam Line Explodes  Uninjured

TRACTOR KILLS COUNTY YOUTH   Funeral Services Teday For Charles F. Wilcom, Jr.. FHS Senier

Backing m West May Be Sought By Harold Stassen   Minnesota Man Is Scheduled to Meet With Governor Warren

TRUMAN PROPOSES EUROPE BE GIVEN EMERGENCY. HELP   Calls On Four Congressional Committees to Meet As Soon as Possible to Consider Question.   NO DECISION REACHED ON SPECIAL SESSION   @resident Says France, Italy and Austria Will Need . $580,000,000 to Carry © Through to Mar. 31.

Special Session Of Congress Is  Still Undecided   President Truman Meets With Congressional Leaders To Start Machinery Rolling For Emergency Aid To Starving Europeans

SPECIAL SESSION ISSUE PUT UP 10 RANCRESC  FANFRS   If They Agree on Need We Will Call One, He Declares.   SWIFT ACTION PLANNED   Top Committees to Rush Work on Program of Stopaap Aid.

No Decision On Session  01 ‘Congress  a eo, eT   President Says Need Is Urgent

Special Session If Group Thinks One Is Needed   Present Funds on Limited Basis Will Run Out in December

Extra Session Question Still To Be Decided   Additional Funds Held Needed Sometime tn December

AID TO EUROPE IS DISCUSSED AT CONFERENCE   Congressional Leaders Asked To Start Machinery For Program   WILL -CALL SPECIAL SESSION IF NEEDED

‘Commattees Of Congress To Meeton  European Aid  Asked by Presiden After Conference;

Question of Special Session Hinges on Committees’ Report   President Says Sums Now Available Enough To Carry Aid Program to December; Britain Not in As Serious Condition As Other Nations

Senate and House Committees on Appropriations and Foreign Affairs to Meet Soon as Passible. soca uull

Congress Meet VetlUndecided   Sums Available Now Suffictent To Afford Help Until December

Truman Asks Action on Aid to Europe  Question of Special  CO pening   Question of Special Session Yet to Be Decided

Truman Asks Congress To Start on Europe Aid; Special Session Uncertain

SENATE AND HOUSE GROUPS ARE CALLED   President Says Special Will Be Solution If  Problems So Demand

Truman Urges Quick Efforts to Aid Eurone   Special Session of Congress Will Be Called If Leaders Ask It.

Truman Asks Speedy Action On Europe Aid   President Requests Committee Sessions

Key Committees To Hold Meetings  Question On Special Session To Be Decided

DELAYS FINAL DECISION ON SESSION CALL   Need of European Aid On Emergency Basis Cited by Truman

Leaders To Ponder Aid  For Europe   Funds To Be Used Up In December

House Passes Appropriation Bill for Navy   Measure Provides  for 11 Per Cent Cut in Truman’s Request

HOUSE PASSES NAVY APPROPRIATION BILL   Protests of Democratic Members Against 11 Per Cent Cut Are Overridden,

House Cut Threatens 82.000 in Navy   Lops 11% From Service Budget; Teanomv Bill Goes to Senate

E PASSES * NAVY BILL CUT » BY 11 PER CENT   Foes Of Slash Say I Will Weaken U. S.  Fleet’s Power

HOUSE SLASHES NAVY’S BUDGE]   Bill Sent To Senate Calls For Reduction Of 82,000 Men

Six-Billion Slash Voted by House   Army, Navy Heads Told to Run Services Without Waste or Step Aside

House Passes Slashed Navy Funds Measure   Overrides Protest Decrease Will Weaken Power

GOP Representatives Vote Down Protests to Approve 6-Billion Dollar Reduction

House Passes Navy Fund Cut Over Protests      Appropriation Bill Would Shrink Navy, Marine Strenath

Reduced Budget for Navy Voted hy House  - Token Fight Made Against  Appropriation Cut

HOUSE BALLOT SLICES FUNDS FOR NAVY UNIT   Democrats Contend $3,469,761,100 Bill Would Cut Efficiency

House Passes Appropriation Bill for Navy  Navy, Marine Corps   Navy, Marine Corps Strength To Be Cut,  Democrats Claim

House Votes Big Cut in Navy Funds   Measure Passed Despite Plea Of Security

‘Slash Te Reduce Navy And (Marine Corps By 82,000, * Critics Claim

Action Cuts 1] Per Cent Off Request   Foes Of Bill Say Forces’ Strength  To Shrink 82.000.

Republicans Reject Demo Protests Over Service Fund Slash   Issue Moves to Senate Where Majority Of GOP Members Favor $4,500,000,000 Reduction: Knutson Sees Tax Cut Now

DUROCHERS SEE JUDGE, REFUSE ANY COMMENT   Newly Wedded Couple Received by Jurist, Who Earlier Issued Warning

TWO MEN BACKED BY MARCANTONIG LOSE IN PRIMAR\   Party Leadership Contests Provide Chief Interest In New York Votina

Tragedy Occurs Shortly Before  Time of Cruise   Steamer Sinks After Burning for 2 Hours Many Hospitalized

SUES MOVIE PRODUCERS   Glen Dickinson Asks $1,575,000 For Alleged Discrimination

Marshall Urges Greek-Turk Aid  Says U. S. Welfare Depends Upon It

BRADLEY WILL SUCCEED ‘IKE’ AS ARMY HEAD   eta TRUMAN } HAS DEFINITELY -MADE UP MIND ON AP: POINTMENT, WHITE --HOUSE SAYS

GOP Unveils Preview Of ‘48 Campaign   Policy Committee Report Blasts Truman, Party

Woman’s Body Is Found In Indiana  Truck In Atlanta   Young Woman Found in Back End of Parked Pickup Truck in Atlanta.

Blame Reds For German Conditions   Russia Held Responsible fo1 the Two Year Deadlock  on Economics

U. 5. -Rejects Claim Made By Soviet Russia ~   _ Denies That . Potsdam Pact ” Has Been Violated

RUSSIA TS BLAMED FOR EUROPE TIEUE   Stalemate on Unification of Continent Mentioned by United States

AUSTRALIAN SCIENTISTS SAY THEY ‘CONTACTED’ THE MOOK   RADAR BEAM WAS “BOUNCED” BACK 235.000 MILES DUA. ING AW EXPERIMENT...

Jewish Agency Asks [mmieration Ban Relaxation   U. N. Asked to View ‘Human Tragedy’ Of Europe’s D. P. Camps

Holy Land Home Urged for jews  Political Committce   Political Committce Of UN Hears Plea Of Agency Leader

JEWS PRESENT CASE T0 U.N.   Call For Jewish State and Relaxation of Immigration Restrictions.

Jews Demand Immigration  Law Ease Up   Arab Higher Committee Meanwhile Boycotts UN Sessions

Jewish Agency Ask: Relaxation of immigration Bars  Restriction Removal Seen as Big Step Toward Peace

ALD ON IMMIGRATION  TO HOLY LAND ASKED  BY OFFICIAL AGENCY ARAB GROUP CONTINUES  BOYCOTT OF ASSEMBLY; CAMMICCION CTIINIED

Jews Plead Case Before UN. Group   Agency Demands Britain Relax Ban On Immigration

United Nations Urged To Establish Jewish State of Palestine    Agency Calls for immediate Relaxation Of Britich Restrictions on Immiaqrants

United Nations Is Told Britain Violated Terms   League Of Nations Pledged Jews a Home

UN Asked To Make Holy Land Home for Jews   Cleveland Rabbi Issues Demand to Political Group

First-Hand View Urged of Europe Refugee Camps   Arabs Boycott Meet Pending Decision of Committee in Cairo

Appeal for Palestine Is Given UN   Asked That It Be Estab lished as Jewish State— British Condemned

UN, HEARS PLEA FOR ORGANIZATION OF JEWISH STATE   Agency Asks Immediate Re laxation of Restrictions On Immiaration

Jews Make Appeal To UN Assembly   Relaxation Of  Immigration Laws Also Called For

Army Construction Funds Approved WOD Gets $20,000 For New Water Well

SOVIET ARTICLE DENOUNCED BY: ENVOY SMITH   Compared U.S. Chief to Hitler

U.S. Ambassador To Soviet Denounces Attack on Truman   Comparison with Hitler Labeled Wantonly Libelous

All For European Poor  Famous Chefs To Trade Fish Dinners For Grain

Boston Chefs To Prepare Fish In Five Major. Cities To Save Grain

Veteran Airplane Engineer So Surprised at Hughes Deal He Put Cuss Word in Records

DEATHS CLIMB TO 30; MANY ARE WOUNDED   Full Scale Civil War Feared As Arabs Press Attacks

Palestine Battle Grows in Volume;  Deaths Reach 30  Jews Resist Arabs’   Jews Resist Arabs’ Attack on Tel Aviv; Middle Facet Aronced

Thirty Killed In Jewish And “Arab Fighting   Border Troops Fight Swaying Battle On Di. * viding Line’

Thirty Killed By Jewish And Arab  ‘Border Armies   Swaying Battle Along Dividing Line Between Tel Aviv And Jaffa Marks Second Day Of Arab Strike: Hundreds Are Injured

Lyon County Records 8 Accidental Deaths   Toll in 1946 Compares With 13 Previcuz Year Ee: BRB oes PR ee:

British Get Word Truce May BeEnded   UN Inquiry Committee Admits Press to Hearing

CRACKDOWN ON PETRILLO COMING   Kearns Says Music Czar Is Tyrant Over Musicians

ASKS PETRILLO PROSECUTION   House Labor Committee ' Scores Czars

—‘TYRANNICAL POWER’ HIT—  Prosecute Petrillo,  Flouse Group Demanes

COMMITTEE CALLS FOR PETRILLO CURB   Asks Diligent Prosecution of AFL Music Czar

OHIO WOMAN CHALLENGES, WARTIME LOVE AFFAIR. “. TESTIMONY BY S  GENERAL’ 130.

Mrs. LaMarre To Charge Gen. Meyers with Slander   Girl Friend Story ‘Bare-Faced Lies,’ Wife of AEC ‘Dummy’ President Tells Reporter

WARTIME LOVE AFFAIR DENIED, PAPER REPORTS   Wife of Dummy’ President of Company Interviewed

MRS. LAMARRE TO SUE MEYERS   Slander Will Be Charged . After General Tells Of ‘Love’ Affair

Good Prices for Grain Bring ‘Wheatleggers” Into Oklahoma Picture

Miss Marcella Maly And Harvey William Gudel Repeat Vows Thursday

WASHINGTON MERRY -GO-ROUND   SOVIET AMBASSADOR GARBLES WIS DENIALS; HOW PHIL MURRAY BLOCKED RENT INCREASE; ARMY BOOKS   wiieis Mika Mechs 66 x @ies% aS waeine

All-Time High Of Veterans Enrolled   Western Oklahoma Distric! Has 21,982; Job Trainees Drop to 9,407

U. S. Allocates Greek Building   Highways, Railroads, Ports Get $832 Billion Tabs

US Firms Given Contracts for Roads in Greece   82 Millions To Be Spent By This Country In Work There

Sleuths Baffled In Blonde Murder      Officers Report Victim Found In Barrel Had Been Strancled

Barrel Murder Still Mystery   Identity Of Girl-Victim Remains Unknown TT. Palica

Seven Are Killed In Plane Crash At Seattle, Wash   Plane Lands Atop Parkec Auto At Edge Of Airport —Woman In Car Killed   SIX IN PLANE DEAD; — TWENTY-THREE HURT  ~pemeees + SSSA}

UN ASSEMBLY ACTS FAVOR: _ABLY ON ALL QUESTIONS PRESENTED BY. U. 8.  DELEGATES ,

U.N. Committees Take Up Problems At Lake Success   Many Explosive Issues Are On U.N. Agenda After Assembly Approval   GREEK DISPUTE IS EARLY ISSUE

Telephone Company Co-Owner Is Killed at Work   Ca!! Policeman in Case of Accident.’ Is Order

Five Measures Are Vetoed By  Governor Jester   Bill Banning Frats In High School Killed

Navy Probing Blast Ot Mine Killing Three   Explosion Damaging U. S$. Destroyer Near Trieste Being Investigated

If  Were Editer  PRIZES TO BE AWARDED FOR WINNING LETTERS -IN MESSENGER CONTEST

Bridges Mistrusts Aims of Russians   Soviets May Turn Germany Into ‘Satellite and Ally,’ Says

Senator Calls On Marshall To Stand Firm At Moseow Meeting Of Ministers

Oppose Soviet, Marshall Told   Bridges Points Plan To Win Over Reich

‘Russia Aims To Turn  Reich Into Satellite, Ally’   Senator Bridges Calls On Marshall Tc  Stand Firm at Moscow Talks

RIDGES ASKS IRM STAND AT OSCOW TALKS   ‘ites Red Effort To Turn Germany Into ‘Satellite Nation’.

rniges Charges %ussia Has Aim To Use Germany   Senator Sees Design To Turn  Reich Into Satellite And ‘Ally

Asserts Russia Wants Germany _ As Satellite, Ally   Senator Bridges Calls On Secy. Marshall To Take Firm Stand On Situation

BRIDGES SAYS REDS AIM TO TAKE GERMANY   Marshall Urged to Stand Firm; Claim Soviets Have Designs on Germany   BIG POWER CONFERENCE _N- MOSCOW. IS: IMPOR’

Russia Aims To Make Ally Of Germany-Bridges  Urges Marshall To Stand Firm

Senator Uraes Sec. Marshall To Stay Firm   Bridges Declares Reds Are Seeking Germany As Ally

BRIDGES BLASTS SOVIET MOTIVES   Sees Bid For Reich As Ally; Tells Marshall, Be Firm

Russia Seeks Germany as Satellite  Senator Bridges Says Making Country An

Sen. Bridges Feels Soviet Aims To Turn Germany Into “Satellite and Ally”

SEN, BRIDGES ASKS MARSHALL TO BE FIRM AT MOSCOW PARLE)   Charges Russia’s Aim Is To Make Germany Aan Ally In World Design

Bridges Calls On Marshall To Stand Firm   Senator Says Soviet — Aim IstoTurn Germany into Satellite

URGES MARSHALL TO BE FIRM AT MOSCOW PARLEY   RUSSIA SUSPECTED OF BUILDING ATOM PLANT IN URAL MTS.

Stand Firm at Moscow Conference, Gen: Marshall Urged by Bridges; Last Chance Seen for Democracy

Buffer state? Russians Want Reich As Ally, Satellite, Sen. Bridges Charges

Firm Policy By Marshall ls Uraed   Charges Soviet Wants Germany As Satellite

Russia Plans Satellite of Reich, Charged  Bridges Says Moscow Meo! Will Furnish Decisive Test Ol Now Staie Sacretary

New Hampshire Senator Asks Marshall To Stand  Firm In Moscow Meeting

‘oqueamishness 11  Relations With Russia Is Rapped   Bridges Calls on Marshall to Stand Firm at the Moscow Minister’s Confab Scheduled for March 19

Russia Seen As Big Test Of Marshall   Senator Bridge: Takes View U. S. Should _Adopt Firm Stand at Canference   Rejects Mincrities    Noisy Few Would Steer Us Into Blind Alleys He Savs i

Russia Renews Stand Against Brazilian Plan   Bilateral Settlement Would SideStep Decision, Gromyko Tells Seeurity Council   Guards Alerted For ‘Outbreaks’   ‘Colombia Joins Russia As Key Figures In Final Voting; Five Nations Approve Move

GOP Studies Wide Split in Opinion on _ New Rent Controls      Senate Group Holds First of Series of Meetings on Problem

Would Clear Situation   GOP Solons To Air Differences Of Opinion On Rent Controls

TAFT'S GROUP MAPS RENT GONTROL STAND   Studies ‘Differences’ Over Extension Of Action

REPORTED IN TEL AVIV   Press Agency Says Phone Lines To City Are Cut

Air Industry In US. Held Slowly Dying   Five-year Program For Development Is Needed, Solons Told

SENATE IS TOLD NEED OF 5-YEAR BUILDING PLAN   Industry Leaders Urgé Definite Government ° Policy

Leaders Warn Senate That US Aviation Industry Is ‘Slowly Bleeding To Death’

Five-Year Air Plan Is Ureed   Solons Told U. S. Lagging Jn Plane Prodnuetinn

FIVE-YEAR PLANE PROG = URGED   American Aviation Pictured As ‘Slowly Bleeding To Death’   CLEAR - CUT GOVERNMENT POLICY DECLARED NEEDED

Hammond Says No Law Bars Taking ‘Pictures At Fatal Accident Scene

STATE HAS NO LAW AGAINST TAKING ACCIDENT PICTURES ATTORNEY GENERAL DECLARES   Arrest Of Local Photographer Based On Regulation Of Maryland Medical Examiner; City Facing $5,000 Damage Suit Over Incident

‘SPELLDOWN HERE THIS SATURDAY   100 Contestants In County Are Anticipated

LEGISLATION TO PERM1I1 FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND TO ENTER THE U.S. IS  . URGED

Plan To Admit 400.000 Is Given Strong Suppor!   Administration Support Is  - Thrown Behind Legisla tion To Admit War Refugees

New Flareup Threatens  UN Council   British Hurl Angry Charge At The Russians

RUSSIAN VETO IRKS BRITAIN   REDS NULLIFY FINDINGS ON ALBANIAN MINES

UMW Chief To Sign New Contract Today   250,000 Workers Not Included In Aareement: Walkout Is Indicated

a Groups Expected Give Their Approval  Hourly Pay Hike OVE AAV. Mande

Sets New Wage Pattern for The Soft Coal Fields   Brief Strike Seen Till Accord Reacheg In West and South

MINERS GIVEN 44%-CENT HOUR PAY INCREASE   “Other U. S. Producers ‘May Accept Contract To End Strike Threats

Basie 44.2 Cents Wage Boost! Granted Miners  U. S. Steel Chief Is : Hopeful of Long Industrial Peace

Pact Will Be Signed Today In Washington   Threat of Nation- wide Coal Strike Is Averted— Miners Get An Increase of 4414 Cents  A) ESL

New National  Pattern Wage Pact Is OK'd   Northern, Captive Pits Affected; 44/2 Cent Raise Given

2 SIDES RATIFY A NEW WAGE PACT ~ FOR COAL MINERS   Agreement Covers Those ip   Northern Pits and Does  Not Cover 250,000 in Other Areas.   THESE ARE CERTAIN TO BE IDLE FOR TIME   Only When and Hf Southern _ and Western Operators Ac cept Terms Will Their   Employes Keturn.

TEXAS ROADS ARE BLOCKADED IN TRY TO CATCH BAD MAN   Desperado Leads Officers 61 : ; e-tiSeres-of .  Belen Care,

RIVER RETREATS FYPECTED TODAY   Tennessee, Mighty Dams Checking Flood Waters Of Mississippi

PINCH HITTER GETS DOUBLE TO WIN GAME   Lavagetto Bangs Out Sole Swat to Tie Up World Series

Exiled King — Of Italy Dies [An Egypt >   ..Nictor frmanuel Ws _ Dies Suddenly, Was 78

Former King Emmanuel Of Italy Is Dead   Exiled Monarch Dies At 4115 ' Villain Cairo At Age of 78; State Funeral Planned.

Victor Emmanuel, Former King of ltaly, Succumbs   Death Comes Suddenly in Egyptian Exile

Egypt To Bury Exiled King Of Italians   Farouk Orders Mourning for Victor. Mussolini Appeaser

VICTOR EMMANUEL DIED YESTERDAY IN ALEXANDRIA  Former Ruler of Italy

Strike Leaders Say Lines Holding  . C. & P. Says More _ Workers On Jobs

Retired Military Men Questioned   To Answer Reasons For Disability As Result Of General Myers Trial

Questionnaires Sent to Officers   House Committee Delves Into Alleged Retirement Abuses ™

Retired Officers Get Mail Quiz on Disability Status   House Questicnnaire Covers   Recipient’s Present Fm ployment and Health

Rural Teachers Salary Increase Asked of Solons   Negro University anc Redistricting Also On Stevenson's List

‘Enslaved’ Negro Maid Gets $6,000   Federal Judge Sets Restitu tion for 40-Yeuar-Service Te Prominent Family

Democrats Believe Truman Will Sign Anti-Inflation Bill   This Appears to Be the Wisest Political Strategy

TRUMAN IS HELD LIKELY TO SIGN TAFT’S MEASURE   Anti- Inflation Legislatior Includes Many Of His Requests   OHIOAN GETS CREDIT FOR BILL’S PASSAGE

Truman-Taft Differences Sharply Cut   Ohioan Would Get Blame If Voluntary Curb’ Plan Fails

ANTI- INFLATION FOCUSES TAFT, TRUMAN BATTLE   Capitol Hill Democrats Betting President Signs Measure

Views Clash In Inflation  Bill Of GOP   ‘Observers. Say President Will Siegen Measure

Russo - American Views Coincide   Partition Of Palestine With Increased Zionist Immigration Appears New Policy

[Harvey Jones Clears Barn.  To Make Way for Prize Car   Protests Throughout Nation Force Ahoskie, N_C.. Kiwanis ta Give Nearo Automabile

North Carolina Kiwanis Club Says — It Will Give Car To Negro: Doctor Claims He Won't Release It

North Carolina Negro Clears Space in Barn For Cadillac Car He Won in Kiwanis Lottery

N. Y. Stocks   N. Y. Cotton   House Body Decides Congress Will Have to Economize, Too

GOP VICTORY &.. CONSIDERED TEST   Election of Lichtenwalter s Seen as Approval! of TaftHartley Act

Government Predicts Contro Of Communist-Devastated Rail Center — .

P.M. GARFERRY IS STANDING BY HELPLESS SHIP   Freighter Jupiter, With Crippled Engines, Lies Off Pentwater:

TO SHOW ‘PLOWERS MAY 22   sug YO ¥ A ‘Brookfield. Garden Club. Showing * Delaved by Late: Spring —  fer

Gandhi Fasting In Move to End Riots in India   Will Eat Again Only When Sanity Returns to Calcutta, He Says

Gandhi Starts Protest East  Mahatma Asks Sanity   Mahatma Asks Sanity In Blood-Soaked Land

MODERN CINDERELLA®™  Wagon Driver's Bousclies  Bein ta Rich Prince

“MODERN CINDERELLA“  Wagon Driver's Daughter Married to Rich Prince

Telephone Workers Return to Jobs; Service Normal   Both Sides Will Accept Decision of Fact-Finders

BILBO RECOVERY TO BE COMPLETE   . Senator's Secretary Quotes Former’s Physician

SEMATE GROUP 0. K.'S PRESIDENTIAL LIMIT   Judiciary Body Approves House-Passed Resolution

IS ADVANCET   Senate Bloc Okays Measure To Put 9-Year Limit On President’s Office

Two Changes Made In House Resolution  State Conventions Not Legislatures, —— "Wn Datify Adenauer

Senate Committee Votes for 2-Term President Tenure   Proposed Constitutional Amendment OK’d With Only Two Changes

'Todav In Coneress   Senate Committee Approves Bill Proposing Two-Term Limit For Presidents; Senators Pass Measure Retaining War Excise Taxes

Vote 9 to 1 for Limiting Tern Of President   Committee Favors Two Full Terms  Of 4 Years Each

Approve Limit Office Tenure For President   Senate Judiciary Commit tee Votes To Limit Tenure  To Two Full Terms.

‘After Two Changes Senate Judiciary Committee \Votes 2-Term President Limit

Proposed Amendment Would ; Limit Presidential Time to” Two Full Terms

PROPOSAL TO LIMIT PRESIDENT TO TWO TERNS GAINS ROUND  _ SENATE JUDICIARY BOD GIVES APPROVAL FOR ’ CONSTITUTION CHANGE

9 Changes in House  Bill Made   Executives Serving Less Than Year Could Get Two More Terms

9 Yr. Limit, To President In New Bill   }iffers. In. Minor: Respects

SENATE DRAFTS TWO-TERM BILI   Proposed Measure Would Limit Presidents To 9 Years In Office

President Tenure Limitation Act Is Approved   Judiciary Committee of Senate Votes Indorsement

Senate Group Votes 9-1 For  Tenure Limit   Committee Makes Two Changes in Resolution Passed By House

POSE TWO-TERM PRESIDENT RULE   SENATE JUDICIARY GROUP VOTES 9-1 FOR RESTRICTION

Senators Baek 9-Year Tenure   Kilgore Opposes Proposal Livnitinn Peasidincdé

Vote Two Terms of 4 Years Each   Group Makes Changes in Succession Plan

LANGHORNE SCHOOLS REPORT ENROLLMENT   Population in High School Larger Than Last Term  ENROLL “WAR BABIES”

Agriculture Head In Closed Session With Senate Bloc   ‘Anderson Subpoenzed By Appropriations Unit to ! Discuss Speculation   MASS OF RECORDS SHOWN COMMITTEE   Nature of Department Data  Not Disclosed; FBI Investigation "Asked

May Have Given Names Of Big Grain Traders At  Secret Senate Session   Agricultural Secretary Spent Morning Before Committee With Mass Of Records, But Results Were Not Revealed.

Arkansas Man Pins Hopes on Community Property Amendment To Republican Bill

Democrats May Block Tax Slash Bill   McClellan Maps Strategy: Sees “Fighting Chance”

(Democrat Sees  ' Fighting Chance _ To Halt Tax Bill   Clanse On Family Income May Stymie Measure’s Journey To White House

Seek to Block Tax Bill Vote   Has “Fighting Chance’ To Upset GOP Plans, McClellan Claims

New Tax Bill Pushed By GOP  Community Property Change May Delay It

Senator Seeks Delay On Vote For Tax Slash   MeClellan Sees “Fighting Chance” To Upset GOP Move For Speeding Ballot Today

G. 0. P. PUSHES FINAL VOTE TODAY   McClellan Seeks Passage Of One Amendment   "FIGHTING CHANGE”   Of Upsetting Bill By Way Of House Fight Seen By Minority Party

McClellan Claims Chance To Upset Plans For Tax Bill   GOP Senators Hope For Action By Close Of Day

Arkansan May Bring Up New House Fight   Seeks Amendment But Denies He Tried Filibuster

Arkansas Solon Claims Chances Of Defeat ‘50-50   Senate Vote Expected Today; Amendment By McClellan Studied

Wanted-Something Good te Eat That Costs Only 5c in A Coin-Operated Machine

Country No Longer Needs Good 5-Cent Cigar; Good 6-Cent Nickel Would 1;

FOR INDEPENDENCE SETUP   NEW OUTBREAKS OF RIOTING COMPLICATE EFFORTS TO REACH AN AGREE _ MENT

Reardon Girl’s Case Goes to Jury Today   Testimony Ends; Final Arguments Will Be ‘Made Fhis Afternoon

REARDON CASE EXPECTED 10 68 10 THE JURY TODA’   Charged With Delinguency by Reason of Murder In Death of Her Father.   IN ILE COURT      Attorneys Expect to Compleie Vinal Arguments by the Noon Hour.

Reardon Case Goes To Jury   Testimony Completed Instructions By Judge

Officials Sift Story of Sen Who Says Father Killed 4 Men in 1920’s

Knutson Joins Drive To Cut Excise Tax   Resolution May Be Put Ahead of Income Tax Bill

U.S. Will Ship Radio isotopes To Australia   Atomic - Energy By - Products To Be Used To Treat Blood Diseases

al ae he bab bh eC Eb x  For Syringe Holdu  Aearai 4 ing Can? enmca

MRS. DIXON IS FOUND GUILTY   Sentencing on Bank Robbery Charge Is Set for February 28

Hostilities Ended Just Two Years Ago Victory Day Slips By Almost Unobserved Bv Texans Today

U.S. Seizure (Of Phones Is Dim Prospect   Virginia Acts To Take Possession If Strike Occurs

Federal Seizure of Telephone Line: Dims as President Remains Silent

Phone Seizure Prospects Dim   President Continues Ti _ Maintain HandsOff Policy

Phone Dispute Bogs Deeper as Efforts Collapse   President Maintain: Hands-Off Policy in Controversy

Legislators Aim _ To Wind Up Work In Next 10 Day:   Adjournment Drive Under Way With Teacher Pay Issue Unsettied   EDUCATION TAXING BILL TO BE RUSHED   Final Gavel Is Expected to Fall By Wednesday, March Nineteenth

Walkout By Miners Is Studied  1] S A@taraeve   U. S. Attorneys Suspect Violation OF Injunction by Union's Leaders

U. S. Pr obing Wildeat Coal Mine Strikes   ‘Officials Seek To See If They Violate Court's No Strike Mandate

Mine Strike Under Government Study  Justice Department Is Denhina LIAAV/s'’c Artiane

Probe Lewis In Check-Up Upon Strikes   Government Secking to Veicrmine, If Wildcat Mine Strikes Violated Court Or ar é

Coal Walkouts. Probed by U.S.   Department of Justice Seeks Possible Collusion of Officials of Union; Legal Action to Halt Strike Seems Unlikely

Many Killed And Injured After Escaping First Blast   Some 3,500 Persons Believed Injured; Death Toll Continues To Mount Hourly As Planes Rush Plasma, Medicine To Scene

DEMOCRATS RAP GOP ‘REACTION’   Leaders Swing Hard Jn ‘Advance Beut’ To Election

STATE FAIR TO OPEN AUGUST 8   ANNUAL EVENT TO FEATURE DISPLAYS BY ILLINOIS YOUTH

State Fair Throws ~ Gates Open Aug. 8 For Colorful Show   Premiums Total $284,614 ‘For Winners in 3,000 Scheduled Events

Hunting Season Is Postponed   Suspended Fishing in State Owned Forests And Game Lands

HUNTING BAN 0 IMPOSED BY GOV. DUFF   State-Owned Forests and Game Lands Are Closed Due to Fire Threat.

Hunting In Pennsylvania  Banned Until Rain Falls   Gov. Duff Orders All Forests And Game Lands Closed And Suspends Fishing In  Such Areas As Fire Precaution

MISSOURI IN A FALL   Another Rise Ie Predicted at St. Joseph; sandhagging (0e8 On

HORSE SHOW GOES TO THE BIG TIME   Noted Breeder Will Stage ~ Hilltop Performance; $2.500 in Prizes

[HORSE SHOW GOES  TO THE BIG TIME   Noted Breeder Will Stage Hilltop Performance;  $2,500 in Prizes   TO BE JULY 13, 14

State e Speeds Up Vel Bonus Cash   Promises To Pay Up All By October 31.

$25,000 FIRE HITS CONCERN AT MANSFIELD   Novelty Works Completely Destroyed in Saturday Evening Blaze

NOVELTY WORKS DESTROYEL   In Spectacular Fire At Mansfield Saturday Nicht.

PROBE WIDENED IN EISLER CASE   ‘New Evidence Of ‘Pressure For Alien Looked For

Committee Seeking New Evidence  Of "Pressure" In Behalf of Eisler

' —UN-AMERICAN INVESTIGATION— ‘Pressure From Above’  May Have Aided Eisler

Red Probe Group Hears Messersmith   Former Ambassador To Argentina To Testify In Quiz  On Halluwand Rede

SEEK EVIDENCE OF ‘PRESSURE’ BY SONG WRITER   Former Ambassador To Ar gentina Will Testify at Eisler Hearing

Messersmith Is Called in Eisler Probe   Mrs. F.D.R.’s, Welles’ Letters in Red Hunt Record

Eisler Admits Membership In Commie Party   Committee To Inquire Into Eleanor’s Letter

Committee Seeks New Evidence Of ‘Pressure’ In Eisler Case; Mrs. Roosevelt’s Letter Bared   Then First Lady Asked Sumner Welles To Give Eisler Opportunity To Defend Himself

Evidence Of “Pressure ls Sought   ‘Former Diplomat Top Witness In Eisler Case

Commitee Seeks More Facts In Hearing for FormerRed  New Evidence of "Pressure" Sought After Baring Letters From FDR

EISLER PRESSURE TIES ARE STUDIED   Mrs. Roosevelt’s Link with Commie Leader Told

FDR’s Widow Aided Eisler, Letters Show   House Group Hears Story of Intervention To Obtain U. S. Visa

Officials Become Concerned About Oil, Gas Exports   Midwest Fuel Prospect Favorable if Winter Is Mild, They Say

BREEDERS ENJOY HOLSTEIN FARM TOUR   See New Stable Cleaner and Herds at Various  Farms

125 BREEDERS ATTEND BUCKS HOLSTEIN TOUR   See New Stable Cleaner And Herds in This Section   2 JUDGING CONTESTS

ALUMINUM ‘COMPANY GETS -—BACK-47 MILLIONS—woM-—AN'S REFUND NEARLY  ‘. HALF MILLION

Russia Is Hit By Lack of Oil, Writer Says   Production Slumping In All of Soviet Orbit. ‘Grapevine’ Reports

Report Russia Is Confronted With Shortage of Oil   Military and Industrial Programs Hit By Production Slump

Urge Spreading  Atom Data Non-Military Study Outside U. S. Asked

Byrd Claims Budget Can Be Cut Deeply   Atomic Aid to Others Is Urged

BRITISH SCIENTIST ASSOCIATION ASKS FOR ATOM PLANTS   Propose Other Nations Be Given Assistance In Setling Up — ° Atomic Factories

ll ell Nl” saat Paella OE  What the New Labor Law Does to Union Security

‘Closed Shops’ Prohibited By New Labor Law   But Unions Plan To Carry Fight To Supreme Cour?

ELECT CHIEF AT MONESSEN FOR FIRE DEPT.   Wrangle Over No. 2 Company Rights To Come Before Supreme Court

Says Teachers’ Salary Demands Mean Big Increase in Taxes  School Commission Director Predicts 400 Percent Boost in Local Rates

Girls Testify In Price-Johnson  Murder Trial   Girls Follow Price and Johnsor to Stand; Testify in Absence of Jury.

British to End Palestine Rule  Next May 15   Su gge st Separate States Come Into Existence Bavintoht Tatar

MARCHERS TO COMPETE FOR MANY PRIZES   Banner Ceond Turns Out for. Opening Of Carnival — _

Here’s ABC on Aid to Europe: ‘Continent Needs Help for Years, ‘Needs It Badly Now

‘The ABC Of European Problem  Hungry, Freezing Nations Look To U. S.-Or May Turn To Communism For Relief

10,000,000 Tons Short Of Cereals   Director General For United Nations Makes Report Of World’s Needs

Parents’ Views Differ Sharply   Ohio State Co-ed, Man, 42, Disappear

FEARS FORMER CONVICT ‘DOPES' CAPITAL CO-ED   Cleveland Relatives Say Daughter of Ohio State Professor to Wed Man

Fathers Disagree On Intentions of Missing Couple   Ex-Con’s Parent Sure Hit Son Wants to Marry; Profesor Thinks Giel Doned

‘Assembly In F ranee Under  Heavy Guard   5,000 Steel-Helmeted Police Protect Chamber While Strike Control Bill Is Debated

French Assembly Ponders Strikes   Continues Debate on Measures to End Nation's Paralysis   Train Derailment on ParisLille Line Blamed on  - Saboteurs

Police Guard, Meeting of French Asserhbly- as it Debates Strict Measure

5,000 Guards ‘Take: Positions Arot ind Assembly Chainber   Debate .on. Contre! Bill Continnes; Sabet eurs” Blamed for Trein * Wreck

Assembly Passes Law Increasing Sabotage Penalty   French Action Follows’ Train Disaster Believed Caused by Sabotage.

French Police Guard National Assembly   Strike Control Bill Being Debated; Saboteurs Cause Train Wreck Killing 20

GROUP PASSES 2 SECTIONS IN STRIKE ACTION   Train Wreck Killing 20 Is Blamed On  Saboteurs

‘French Assembly Guarded  Debate on New Strike Control Bill Resumed

Saboteurs Cause Fatal Train Wreck   Strike And Sabotage Laws Are Approved

5,000 Police Guard French Assembly; Sabotage Cause Of Train Wreck Killing 20

Assembly. Passes Curb  On Strikers   French Group Reacts Sharply To Report On Bia Train Wreck

Police Protect French Assembly During Session   Train Wreck Brings Increase In Penalty For Destruction

Train Wreck  Brings Tough AntiSabotage Assembly Bill   ‘Dramatic Disclosure Of Fatal Smash-Up Brings Swift) Action

French Police Stand Guard Over Assembly   Disorders Continuing But Communists Seem to Be Losing

\Guards Protect French Assembly As Debate Continues On Strike Control Bill After Some Portions Approved

SABOTAGE OF TRAN LAID TO AEDS: 20 DEAD   Five Thousand on. Guard as Deputies Consider _ Strike Curbs.

5,000 Police Ring French Assembly   Stationed Around Chamber As Deputies Debate Labor Bill; Strike Wave Ebbs

Strike Ban Act Quickly Passed By Big Margin        sembly Acts Following  Fatal Wreck Blamed On  Sabotenrs: Severe Penaltics Made

gs a      Passage of Two StrikeControl Articles Follows ™ Fatal Train Wreck.

Assembly Passes 2 Parts Of Strike Control Bill As Police Guard Chamber

French Assembly Ponders Strikes   Continues Debate on Measures to End Nation's Paralysis   20 KILLED IN WRECK   Train Derailment on Paris Lille Line Blamed on Saboteurs

Saboteurs _ Are Blamed For Wreek  Police Guard For National Assembl;

French Assembly Beas Guarded During Debate   5,000 Steel Helmeted Police On Watch At Session.

French Assembly Guarded as Strike Debate Continues   Details of Serious Train Wreck Speeds Action on Sabotage, Agitator Measures

5000 Guard Paris Deputies During Debate On Strike Law   Report of Sabotage in Train Wreck Speeds  Endorsement

Action Speeded By Train Wreck   Debate Continues On Government's Five-Section Strike Control Measure After Two Sections Gain Approval

Cops Don Helmets For First Time; 20 Die in Train Crash   Sabotage Incident Speeds Action on French Strike Curbs

Throw Heavy Guard Around The Assembly   Deputies Approve Sabotage, Agitators Sections of anti-Strike Bill

Body Debating }Section Strike Control Measure   Two Sections. of Boll Ara Obahad

French Debate Control Bil Under Guard   5,000 Helmeted Police Stationed Around Chamber

— Ned tape Aus wb Vu  22 Months to Collect on ona a $37 U.S. Check

Former Secretary Of State _ “Proposes ‘Course Of Action’ For Peace

Byrnes Urges U.S. To Adopt Tough Course Toward Belligerent Russia

Oretaher Calendar   Byrnes Urges Threats, Force to Stop Reds   E'x.Secreiarv. in Memoirs. Savs Russia Must Be Driven From Germany

BYRNES URGES USE OF THREATS TO STOP RUSSIA   Ex-State Dept. Sec. Would Prepare to Use Force

Byrnes Urges U.S. to Threaten Reds With Separate Peace Treaties and “Force If Necessary”

Favors Separate Treaties if Reds Won't Cooperate   Advocates Use of Force If Necessary To Drive Russians Out of Germany

Former Secretary Of State James Byrnes Urges United States To Seek Show Down And Use Force If Necessary To Drive Red Army Out Of Germany

BYRNES DESCRIBES BELIEF ON METHOD OF HANDLING RUSS   Separate Peace Pacts With Nations Urged by Former Secretary; ‘avors A-Bombs.   SEVERE COURSES OF ACTION URGED

Byrnes Proposes Soviet Be Forced From Reich Aree   Former Secretary Thinks Reds Not Ready for War;  Urves Firmness

Byrnes Urges U.S. To Challenge Soviet Union, ‘Pronoses A Firm Policy

Throw Soviet Out of Reich, Urges Byrnes   Ex-Secretary Proposes Peace Parley That Would Ignore Russ

More, Belfer AtomicBombs Are Proposed   Statesman Claims World War Ill is Naw In Making

BETTER AND MORE ATOMIC BOMBS URGED BY RYPNIEC ACG PEDLY TO 'DIICCIA'C ACCRECCION

“DRIVE REDS OUT OF REICH IF NECESSARY”   Book Asks All Steps Short of and Including War To Stop Soviets.

Byrnes Favors — U.S. Challenge © To Soviet Union   Says. Separate Peace Pacts Must Be Threatened

Sees Possibility Driving Soviets Out Of Europe   Former Secretary Of State Calls For Threat Of Separate Peace Pacts: Says Protests Not Sufficient

EX-ENVOY URGES SEPARATE PEACE TREATY THREATS   Bitter Memoirs Tells of Futile Qoeccinne With Pade

Get Tough With Russia, And, If Necessary Drive Red Army Out of Germany, Urges James F. Byrnes

TWO GOVERNORS OF GEORGIA IN BITTER BLASTS   Talmadge Occupies Office With Arnall Operating In Capitol Rotunda

’SAUCERS’ BREAK UP GAMES     More Flying Discs’ Seen In Various Parts Of State

It’s Rhett Versus Ashley  Yankee Boys Differ With Dixie Boys On Personality

Dr. Tiso Dies On Gallows At Bratislava   Parish Priest Had Headed Nazi Pupnet State

Dr. Josef Tiso, Slovakian Fascist, Hitler Punpet, Gets Death Sentence

Officers Indicted In Man’‘s Death   Nazi Slovakia Ruler Executed on Gallows

reise SENTENCED TO DIE FOR PART IN AIDING NAZIS   Former - President of Puppet  State of Slovakia Held  Guilty of Crimes

‘Britain-E chioes Holland’. . Warning That-W, armaking ' Powers Ba Tecten<]

BEGIN LONDON TREATY TALKS   Four Power Deputies Urgec To Halt Future German Threats to Peace

Powers Want Reich Broken   British, Dutch. Plea Handed Bie-4. Aides

HOLLAND DEMANNS STERN PEACE FOR BEATEN GERMANY   Calls for Internationalization of Ruhr and Rhineland as Deputy Foreign Ministers Meet.   TREATIES FOR REICH, AUSTRIA TO BE DRAWN   Bevin Expresses Hope Pacts Will Be so Firm as to Prevent Another War for Hundreds of Years.

“Betsy” Is Going Back To The Alamo Crockett’s Rifle To Return Where The Hero Dropped It

BILL TO LEGALIZE GAMBLING WILL BE INTRODUCED SOON   ‘Senator “Claims State Revenut Could Be Increased By His Proposal

Huge Food Orders Go To Europe   American Exports Total 18,500,000 Tons During Last 12 Months

Record U.S. Food Shipments Told   18,500,000 Tons, Chiefly Grain, Sent

‘Yalta and Potsdam Agreements Reveal iCause for Bickering over Germony

Agreements Or War Payments Are Disclosed   Background For Present Debate Found In Pacte

Big 3 Jockeying On Reparations - Shown By Pacts   State Department . Makes Public Texts of War time Agreements

Auriol Wants “Blum To Take Premier Post   Sounds Out Various Parties On Acceptability Of His Close Friend and Fellow Socialist

Socialist Leader Is New Premier Of French Nation  Paul Ramadier Takes High Post Which Leon Blum Declines

FLAREUP OVER INCOME TAXES, — IN SPOTLIGHT   COUNSEL FoR HUGHES CHARGES COMMITTEE “UN. PAIR IN MAKING =~ _ TAX CHARGES

HUGHES RAPS TAX EXPOSURE   Airing Income Matters Outside Of . R. B. Hit For “Unfairness”

MAN WHO ROBBED SOCIALITES REPORTEDLY HELD BY POLICE   NEW, YORK OFFICERS SAY SERIES OF JEWEL ROBBER—__ —JES—HA V £—-BEEN-BOLVED

Parley Called To Speed Up  Korea Freedom   New Proposals Aimed At Ending Deadlock Will Be Acted Upon

U. S. Demands Four-Power Parley On Korea Freedom   Russia Invited To Take Part In Conference At Washington September 8—Appeal To United WNatiane Hinted

Conference On Korea Called by U.S.   Hopes To Break Deadlock Blocking  Indenendence

U.S. Summon: Conference Over Korea   Four Pacific Powers Given Opportunity to Break Deadlock

Meet Called On Deadlock  Over Korea   Russians Invited In “Fough-Worded? Note From Lovett

Toughly-Worded Note Sent Soviets  Reds Charged With Violating Pledges

Russia Alone Halts Freeing Of Korea —   America Call Conference of Pacific Powers To Act On New Pro SEE fl

BIG-4 KOREAN MEET CALLED   U. S. Acts to End Deadlock With Russia on Korean Independence Plans

U. S. Demands 4-Power Conference To Hasten Korea's Independence   Toughly-Worded Note To Moscow Invites Reds To Parley Aimed At Breaking Deadlock With Russia Over Nation’s Freedom

PARLEY 10 SPEED KOREAN FREEDOM CALLED BY UL $   Conference Set for Sept. 8 in Washington — Russia Invited in Loughiy-Worded Note to Take Part.   WASHINGTON OPPOSED . TO FURTHER DELAY   Proposes Four Powers’ Consider Elections to Choose Legislatures for Soviet and U. S. Zones.

Martin Expects Truman to Sign Tax Slash Bil   May Go to President Or Tuesday

Martin Sees Truman Okay Of Tax Slash   Says Reductions Will Act - As Bulwark Against Slimn and Inflation

MARTIN SEES SLICE TAX AS ESSENTIAL   Speaker of House Calls for Bulwark  Against Depression

Martin Says $350 Millio Truman Will Relief Bil Sign Tax Bill BecomesLa’

Aid is Rushed To Stricken Ship   199 Passengers Aboerc Vessel Grounded Off » Coast of Alaska

Asks Governor for Police Aid   Berrien Sheriff Says State of Insurrection Exists at Plant

Franco-British Treaty Of Alliance Sioned At War Devastated Dunkerque

PEACE AT DUNKERQUE   = Britain, France Sign Treaty  = Pledoine '50-Year. “Alliance:

Great Britain And France Sign Treaty  To Act Together Against Possible Future Aggressors

Mutual Action Treaty Signed   France and Britain are Pledged to 50- Year Alliance

MUTUAL AID PACT SIGNED BY FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN   Alliance Aimed at Possible Future Aggression by Germany—Agreement to Run 50 Years.   EACH TO PROMOTE OTHER'S PROSPERITY   Signatures Attached by Foreign Ministers Bevin and Bidault at Ceremonies in Dunkerque.

FRANCE SIGNS O0-YEAR PACT WITH BRITAIN   COUNTRIES UNITED AGAINST FUTURE AGGRESSION   Historic Defeat Recalled

Great Britain, France Sign Treaty   Fifty-Year Alliance Is Pledged bv Two Countries

FIFTY-YEAR ALLIANCE SET  - Pact For Joint Defense Is Signed By Britain. France

Science Votes War on Pesky Ticks Which Oiten Cause Spotied Fever

Attlee Government Faces Severe Test As Coal Shortage Paralyzes Industry

COAL CRISIS; THREATENS ATTLEE RULE   Millions of Homes Ordered Blacked-Out; Churchill Pre-

British Loose Press Attack Against Fue Minister Shinwell   Laborite Cabinet For Not Informing People of Situation

Fuel Crisis In Britain   “Shortage of Coal * ;Plagues Eurors..nd 'Brings Press Attack

British Attack Fuel Minister As Coal Shortage Closes Down Plarits

Attlee Govt. Lashed in Coal Crisis   Press, Public Join In Denunciations as Shutdowns Loom

Attacks Fuel Minister For  Coal Shortage   ‘Shinwell Must Go.’ Papers Proclaim; Laborite Daily Herald Joins Cry   Political Tension  Mounts On Island   Conservative Leader Winston Churchill May Offer Motion of Censure Monday

Attlee Faces Storm   Labor Gevernment Is issailed As Industry Faces Major Shutdown

ATTLEE CABINET UNDER HEAVY FIRE FOR COAL CRISIS   England Faces Majer Shutdown of Industries Nea Monday

Labor Gov't Ma Fall As Result Of Fuel Famine   Millions Face Loss Of Work; National Blackout Impends -

British Minister Scored For Crisis   Coal Lack To Force Industry Shutdown

Big Shutdown In Industry Is Due Monday   Parliament and Press Rap Attlee Regime For Shinwell’s Order

Britain's Govt. Under Fire, Due To Coal Crisis   Press Attacks Fuel Min. ister Shinwell, Calling For His Ouster.

Coal Crisis Puts Attlee and Labor Cabinet in Peril   Impending Shutdown of England’s Industries Stirs Blasts at Shinwell; Drastic Action to Idle 4,000,000 Workers; Churchill May Act

ATTLEE RULE FACES STORM OF CRITICISM   Current Coal Crisis Brings On Public Censure

British Industry Forced To Close For Lack Of Coal   Labor Government Faces Criticism Over Present Coal Crisis -

FILE INVENTORIES IN 31 ESTATES: VALUE, $200,000   —- of John Hall Estate Is Placed  At $221,259.35   $22,132.89   Other Estates Appraised For Inventory It Is Stated

ESTATES TOTALING $80,000, $100,000 BEING APPRAISED   Evaluate Estate of Former  At $81,908.73

CLAIMS SENATE WILL KEEP RENT CURBS UNTIL 48   U.S. Control of Building Seen Dronned Ry Radv

Regulation on Rent Expected To Be Extended   ‘Voluntary’ Hikes by Landlord-Tenant Pacts Are Approved

Controls Over Building May Be Dropped   Senate Likely To Take Action On Bill On Monday

Printers Sign At Akron in Policy Break   Contract Is First After Union Ruled Against Signing

PROSECUTION WITNESS AMITS OVERELL WOUNDS COULD HAVE BREEN CAUSED BY BOMB BLAST

Declares Co-Ops Enjoy an Unfair Taxing Advantage  Ploeser Committee Get: Statement in West

Marshall Takes It As (all to Duty   Would Prefer to Live Own Life, Says He’s Much In Need of Rest

Warrants Issued for 4 After FBI Gets Confession   Local Authorities In North Carolina Get New Chance To Try Uvynching Mobsters

FBI Secures One Confession, NearLynching Episode   Information Is Turned to North Carolina Authorities

Succession Legislation To Truman   Makes Speaker Martin Next in Line for President— Passed by House

BILL APPROVED ON SUCCESSION   With House Okeh Measure  Goes to President

House Has Passed Succession Bill   Goes To President; Puts House Speaker In Line Behind Vice President

New “Heir” To President   Bill Making Speaker Of House Next in Line To Vice President Goes to White House

SUCCESSION BILL SENT TO TRUMAN   Measure Puts Martin First in Line for Presidency—Approval of ‘“eeacnure Predicted.

House Succession Bill Names Martin   Measure Places Speaker Of Chamber  Next In Line To Succeed President

‘PRESIDENT’ ACT HAS HOUSE NOD   Trumon Receives Bill Placing Lower Chamber Speaker in Line for Chief's Post

SUCCESSION BILL PASSED   House Completes Action Or Change In Succession Line To Presidency

SUCCESSION BILL GOES TO TRUMAN   House Makes Speaker Follow Vice President

SPEAKER OF HOUSE NEXT INLINE   Senate President Next, Then Sec‘ ¥ Of Strate

SPEAKER OF — HOUSE IS PUT NEXT IN LINE   Measure Recommends ed by Mr. Truman Previously Was Passed In Senate.

Succession Bill Finally Passes   Signature Will Put Speaker of House Next in Line After Vice-President

VOTE OF CONGRESS OK'S PRESIDENTIAL CIPCESSION ORDER   Change Recommended by Truman Is Favored Today in Balloting of Lower House at Capital.   MARTIN IS PLACED AS NEXTIN LINE

Would Name House Speaker Third in.  Line for Presiden?   House Approves Bill Sending it to Truman For Final Approval

BILL PASSED PUTS SPEAKER NEXT IN LINE   Presidential Approval Seen By Congress as Certainty

Cold Weather Is Expected To Continuc   Seasonal Low Mark Of 3 Below Set At La Crosse Taday; Snow Hits Soutt Section Of State

CAVE OWNER STAGED ‘HOAX’ — THAT CAUSED LONG SEARCH   MAN WHO WAS SOUGHT IN CAVE TELEPHONED THAT HE HAS BEEN IN NEW YORK

WORLD SERIES—I1st Game   Eastern War Dead to Arrive In This Area by October 25

Lengthy Fight Is Due Over Fund Slashing   Debate Next Week On 32 Per Cent Reduction Planned

Tossing Farmers ‘To the Lions’, Cannon Says  ~ He'll Lead Fight '” Aaainst Reduction

DEMOCRATS SAY GOP ECONOMIES HURT FARMERS  CANNON WILL LEAD   CANNON WILL LEAD FIGHT TO RESTORE AGRICULTURE FUNDS

Cannon Blasts Move To Slice  Farmer Funds   GOP Committee Favors One-third Slash in Truman Budget for Aprieculinre

Farmers Tossed To The Lions, Cannon Declares   Criticizes GOP Slash In Funds  For Agriculture Department Budaet

Missouri Democrat Censures Ag Appropriations Cut; Farm Bureau  To Fight Reduction In AAA Funds

SAY AG, MEASURE IS THE WORST EVER SENT TO THE Fiege   This Was the Declaration o Rep. Cannon, Democrat of Missouri.   TRIMMED 32 PER CENT   Cannon Said the Republicans Have Tossed the Farmers to the Licns.

AVERS GOP HAS THROWN FARMER TO THE LIONS   Rep. Cannon Declares ' Sharply - Trimmed Agriculture Appropriation Is Worst  Bill Of Its Kind Ever  Given Houee.

Rep. Cannon Lashes Republicans Vor *Tossing Farmers to Lions’; lieht Proniused on House Floor

AGRICULTURE  BILL ACTION IS ATTACKED   Worst Measure Ever Seni To House Floor, Declares Rep. Cannon

FARM BILL CUT TO BE BATTLED BY DEMOCRATS   Cannon Blasts Measure As Worst Act Of Kind Ever . Advanced In House

Cannon Assails GOP Slash In Farm Program   Will Lead Demo Fight t  Restore Agriculture  Dept. Funds

Agriculture Fund Trimming Draws Democrats’ Fire   Will Become Issue In 1948 Political Campaign, Is Belief

Cannon Defends Farmers  On Bill   Missouri Democrat To Oppose Cut In Budget

Will Make It Issue In Election   Missourian Calls It Worst Measure of Kind Ever Prepared

Democrats To Fight To Restore Most Of Agriculture Cuts   Charges ‘Republicans ‘Toss Farmers Te Lions’ In 32 Percent Budget Reduction Proposal

Temperatures   ‘Farmers Tossed to Lions,’ Democrats Cry in Pledge To Fight Against Fund Cut   Cannon of Missouri Will Lead Fight Against Reduction; Gore Warns Issue to Influence 1948

Trim 383 Million Off Farm Budget   Democrats Flail GOP for 32 Percent Slash in Aariculture Dept.

CANNON WILL FIGHT CUT IN FARM FUNDS   Missourian Says Proposed 32 Per Cent Agricultural Budget Slash Worst Bill of Its Kind Ever Before House.

House Fight  Faces Farm Funds Slash   Cannon Says Bill Worst Of Kind; Anderson Urges Reversal.

Bill Termed Worse Ever  Sent House   “Farmers Tossed to Lions,”” Says Cannon; Plan Su Fiche

G.O.P. "Tossing Farmers to Lions,’ Cannon Contends, In Protesting  32 Percent Cut  In President's Request For Agriculture Appropniation

Appropriations For Agriculture Cut 32 P. C.  House OK’s Higher Tariff On Wanl: Vater   House OK’s Higher Tariff On Wool; Veto  Ry Truman Evnartad

Cannon Claims Measure “Worst Ever” Proposed   Savs Farmers “@used To Lions’ By Republican Action Cutting Funds 32 Percent

Demos Promise Fight fo Restore Farm Budget   =F Fee ae Charge GOP Has “Tossed Farmers To the Lions’

Democrats To Fight Cut In Farm Aid   Soil Conservation Among Items Slashec By Committee

Demos To Fight Ag Department Budget Slashes   Rep. Cannon Says GOP Has ‘Tossed Farmers To  The Lions.’

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital  Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hil Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Cannon Score: Economy Bill   Says Agricultural Cut ‘Tosses Farmers  To The Lions’

Congress Roundup  Aariculture Cuts Blasted:   Agriculture Cuts Blasted; Wool Tariff Trade Threat

Cannon Charges Growers Tossed "To The Lions’   Fight Against Bill Trimming Budget Requests Planned

DEMO OPK ION   Claim Agricultural Department Slice By GOP Congress  Tosses Farmers to Lions   APPROPRIATIONS BILL. .: BRANDED WORST MEASURE

Democrats Plan Fight To Restore New Budget Cuts   Rep. Cannon Says GOP Has “Tossed Farmers  To The Lions.”

An Uproar Over.Farm. Funds Cut   Democrats Say GOP — Has Tossed Farmers  To Wolves; Threaten To Take Issue to Polls

Cannon Hits Bill Cutting Farm Budget   Congressman Says Measure is ‘Worst Bill of Its Kind’ Sent to House

Agriculture Fund Cut Flayed By Democrats   Worst Bill Of Kind Ever Sent To House Floor, Says Cannon; To Fight Measure

Farmers Tossed. to Lions, Moans Democrat Solon   Cut in Agriculture Appropriations Irks Missourian

MOTORISTS WILL DIE TOMORROV   So Predicts National Safety Council; Doesn’t In‘clude Injured.

Experts Miss State Revenues Ry 40 Million   Treasurer Ebright Places Actual Take At 283 1-2 Millions

STATE REVENUE TO TOP GUESSES BY 40 MILLIONS   Fiscal Report for First 8 Months Shows Increase In Nearly All Income

Commissioner for Job  Recommended  McNarney Asserts Council Unable  to Execute Policies

Allied Control Held Failure   McNarney Says Germany Should Be Occupied 10 More Years

Division Into Four Gov.  ernment Zones Cause For Confusion In Administration and Co. hesion

at BY GEN MTNARNEY   Says Allied Authority Has Failed In Its Duties

Allied Control Council Failure, McNarney Says   Advocates Strategic German Occupation

MORE-SUGAR IS PROMISED U S,   OPA ANDO SEC. OF AGRICULTURE MAKE STATEMENTS

Senators Sean Cost Estimate Of119 Million   Figare Exceeds House Bill By More Than $800,000; Schaol Totals Hich

Senate, House Get Drafts Of Budget Bills   ‘Senate Version Sets $119,323,958 For State Costs

SENATE BUDGET $800,000 MORE THAN IN HOUSE   Finance Committees For Both Branches Set Record Figures

Bevin Says Door Open To Russia To Join Parley   Sees Aid Plan As A Great Contribution Te World Amity.

BEVIN LAUDS AID PLANS AS PEACE HOPE   Says Marshall Program May Yet Be Greatest Contribution te Amity.

CZECH WILL STAND WITH RUROPEANS   This Decision Is Hailed as Sign East To Remain in Line

Europe Aid Plan  Gains Momentum U.S. Help in Recovery Is Offered  To 22 Countries--Russia Onnosed

Russian Orbit Nations Split On Aid Parley   Czechs Will Take Part In Recovery Session, But Three Others Wilk Boveott Meet

BEVIN HOPES FOR FRUITFUL ECONOMY PACT      Says Marshall Aid Plan Ma’ Be ‘Greatest Help’ To international Amity

Bevin Praises Marshall Plan To Aid Europe   Door Still Held  Open For Russian Attendance At Paris Economic Conference

Czechoslovakia Accepts Bid to Meeting in Paris   All Other Nations in Soviet Sphere Will Shun Parley, Belief

PARIS MEETING FACES SNUB BY PRO-RED GROUP   Only Czechs Have Accepted Bid; Bevin Still Hopeful For Marshall Plan

SAYS U.S. AID PROGRAM MAY UNITE EUROPE   Believe Most of Countries ir Soviet Orbit to Ignore Economic Confab

STATE CELEBRATIONS UNUSUALLY QUIET AS COLD WAVE. GOES ON  LONE STAR RESIDENTS  MAVE DECHIITTINONG

Rusian Veto (n Admittance Of Italy Loom:   Gromyko Demands Finland Bulgaria, Romania And Hungary Be Admitted Simultaneously   SECURITY COUNCIL ROCKED BY DEMANI

SOVIETS WANT RED SATELLITES ACCEPTED TOC   Finland, Romania, Bulgaria, 5 Hungary Must Come In, Gromyko States

Britain Announces Further: Restoration Of Power Next Week   Bad Weather Slows Fuel Movement

British Mills Begin Getting Power Today   It Will Be Sometime. However, Before All Sections Are Serviced

Man Shot Fleeing From. Police Chief   Wilbert Faust, Dunbar, In Hospital With Leg Wound; Shootjing At Bentleyville

U. S. Seeks to Halt Strike   Western Union Workers Set Dec. 23 as Date For Nationwide Walkout

Western Union Workers To Strike If Their Wage Demands Are Not Met

Brazil and Chile Sever Diplomatic Ties With Russia   Rio De Janeiro Balks at Slander Of Controlled Red Pres:

BRAZIL BREAKS WITH SOVIETS   Diplomatic Relations Are Severed As Result Of Attacks On Dutra

Complaints That Moscow Places Extremety Vexatious Restrictions on Brazil’s Ambassador; Others Experience It.

Brazil Cuts Off Dealing With Soviet   Official Break In Relations Tuesday Result Of Insults

Brazil Breaks Off Relations With Soviets   Action Blamed: On ‘Outrageous’ Articles In Russian Press

Brazil Breaks Off Relations With Russia   ‘Insulting’ Articles In Soviet Press Held To Blame for Action

Soviet Press Blamed For Serious Step   Articles In  Russian Publications ‘Termed “Extremely  Outrageous” Attack On Président Dutra And Army

‘RUSSIA HAS BLOCKED PEACE”   Cost Of Interim Aid Estimated At Billion Mark

 MEN ENTER HOME, KNOCK DOMESTIC. OUT, ESCAPE WITH LOOT WORTH $2,500

Arabs Bitterly Attack U.S. Palestine Stand  U. S. Backs Partition Plan But Does Not Pledge Military Force

U.S. Endorses Principle Of Palestine Split   No Commitment Or Military Forces To Guard Peace

U.S. Indorsement on Palestine Plan  ‘No Commitment of Our Military Forces

U.S. Accepts  Partition of Palestine Plan   (Delegate Johnson in Long Awaited Declaration of Policy, Says Nation te Help Keep Order

U. S. Supports Partition Of Palestine Into Separate States, Arabs Bitterly Assail Plan

Zionists Seem Happy  Over Move   Announcement Signal For Bitter Attack On.U.S. By Arabians

U.S. Support O} Palestine Partition   Attacked By Arabs, Praised By Jews; No Commitment Of Military Forces

US Endorses Plan to Solit Palestine into Two Sections   Arabs Bitter About It. Jewish Faction Is Very Pleased

_ PALESTINE PARTITION —  U.S. Pleges Ne Arms; Plan Embitters Arabs

Uo. FOR oPLIT OF PALESTINE IN PRINGIPLE   No Arab Troops Within 20 Miles of Border But Some 50 Miles.

4RMED FORCES NOT PROMISED Arabs Rap Endorsement By U.S. of Palestine Partition

Partition Plan For Holy Land Backed By U.S.   No Commitment. Made For Military Forces To ’ Guard Peace; Draw  Arabinm Attack

Nation, However, Offers No Military Force To Guard Peace In Palestine   Arabs Surprised At Stand Taken   Britain’s Responsibility To Maintain Order Until Issue Settled Is Cited

Partition of Palestine Gets U. S. Endorsement; 'No Military Plans Made

Palestine Partition  Endorsed By U.S.   Policy Declaration Before U. N. Fails To Commit American Forces To Guard Peace In Turbulent Holy Land

Commitment Is Lacking  Upon Guard Over Region   Policy Declaration  Made Before United Nation’s Assembly 3 Johnson Is Speaker

Assistance on Plan Offered U.N., No Commitment Made on Troops; Arabs Bitter Over American Stand   Partition Map Page 2

SCOTLAND YARD   Taxi Driver’s Bullet-Riddled Body Spurs War On Ganaland

WASHINGTON OBSERVERS BE _LIEVE PRESIDENT IS TAK -—__ING“LEFT-OF CENTER”... COURSE      By WILLIAM'K. HUTCHINSOD International News Service

Truman Alters Domestic Trail For Election   Change Believed Made to Offset Threat of Third Party

PRESIDENT SEEN SWINGING FROM MIDDLE OF ROAD   Observers Believe- Truman Going Slightly Left To Block Wallace

HALDEN HEADS NEW SETUP IN IOWA'S SAFETY   Replaces Steele in Education Division of State Department

Plans Shakeup State Patrol on October 1   Halden of Newton to Head Division of Safety Education

STORMS KILL FIVE IN EAST   Two Men Killed in Tornado In Pennsylvania; Three  In New England

Storms Lash New England; Rest of Country Pleasant  Southwest Is Bathed i Sizzling Heat, But

Storms Rip Into Eastern New England   Pennsylvania Area Also Hit; Five Perish

Atom Bomb Test Target Vessels  Still Not Safe   Navy Presses Intensive  Study Of Radioactive

Atomic Ships Still Unsafe   Target Ships Too Radioactive Ten Months Later For Occupancy

Bikini Test Ships Still “Unsafe”   Lingering Radioactive Effects of A-Bombs  Force Navy to Revise Fichting Ship Design

(Still Radioactive Bikini Target Fleet To Be Towed Home tor Major Navwv Studv

Atomic Targets Still Unsafe: Being Towed to Port For Study   Pearl Harbor, San Francisco, Bremerton _ Selected as Sites for Decontamination Of. Bikini Target Ships of 10 Months Age

Target Vessels Are Unsafe For Occupancy Ten Months After Bikini Atom Bomb Tests

EER WAS ~ ISSUED TODAY   MEYERS AND LAMANRE To BE ARRAIGNED JAN, 7TH ON CHARGES OF PERJURY -—

Meyers, Lamarre Facing Trial On Perjury Charges   Ordered To Appear In Wash ington For Arraignment On January 7

Meyers And Lamarre Face Perjury Trial   Former Procuremeni Officer Could Get 60-Year Maximum

POLICE QUELL ~ RIOTS IN Rio   J POLITICAL GROUPS _OPPOSING THE PRESENT REGIME STAGED MASS MEETING LAST NIGHT

3,084 NEW HOUSES BUILT IN 1OWA,S4G   Twenty Million Dollars Invest.  “ved in Houses in 1946.

PICKETS PLEDGE MAINTAIN PEACE   CIO LEADER ASSAILS MICHIGAN GOVERNOR IN USE OF POLICE

SIGLER AND ClO Crlcr CLASH OVER DUWAGIAC   [State Police On Guard As 110 Non-Strikers Enter  Picketed Bait Plant

Non-Strikers Go To Work n Heddon Company   Troopers Enforce Peaceful Pick eting Pledge of CIO at Bait Concern.

RED ISTS BY LARGE AMOUNT, SOLO     SEEK TO COMPROMISE ON BUILDING AC

RECORD SNOW STORM ENDS IN NEW YORK   25.8 Inches Fell In 22 Hours in Metropolis

 Transportation In New York   Snarled; Air Service Is Snspended; Trains Hours Behind Schedule In Record Storm   GREATEST EMERGENCY  IN NBW YORK HISTORY

6-FOOT DRIFTS SNARL TRAFFIC ‘FUEL SHORTAGE   Thirty Dead In Storm Area

Transportation Halted Today By Deep Dritts   Snowfall Is Over Two Feet. Heaviest in the History of Metropolis

30 Known Dead As Storm Lashes Kastern States, Cuts Off Transportation

Gotham Buried Under 26 Inches, Worst In History, Traffic Stops   Tremendous Snowfall Covers Eastern Seaboard From Washington To Maine With Heaviest 22-Hour Fall In History.

New York Snow Worst in History Of Urban Center  Fire Protection and Fuel Deliveries Are fo paatact Praklams 

City Traffic 30 Dead      ‘Many Sleep -InOfficies, Fire A Serious Threat .

STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY GROUP HERE APRIL 1/   Ten 50-Year Doctors in This Area to Be Honored

Solons Urge Senator Asks Housing Plan Investigation  For Veterans Of U.S. Judge

AGAINST BONUS FOR VETERANS   Those Who Served Ir World War II Strong For Vet Housing

House Veterans Favor U. S. Aid To Former Soldiers To Provide Housing Facilities

New Taft-Hartley Labor Law Now lo Full Effect   Measure Enacted By Congress Over President's Veto Became Effective Today 4   MANY COURT TESTS OF LAW FORESEEN

TAFT-HARTLEY— LAW IN FORCE; ~ FACING TESTS   UNIONS PLANNING TO CARRY AMANY POINTS OF MEASURE TO THE COURTS

TAFT-HARTLCY LAW IN EFFEUT MPOSING RESTRIGHIONS UN 15 MILLION UNION WORKERS   AFL, CIO and Independent Unions Brand New Law As A “Slave Law;”  Is Welcomed By Management

Economy Bloc Trims 3 Funds   Senate Expected to Act Today on Bill Forcina End of OPA By June 30

House Votes To Kill OPA Next June 30   Treasury And Post Office Budgets Also Given Slash

Government Decides to Buck Grain Market in Wheat Buy Rather Than Fixing a Top Price

U.S. to Buck Grain Market in Order To Obtain Supplies for Exnort Use

Government to Buck Grain Markets ‘For Wheat Rather Than to Fix Price

TIRE MARKS SHOW WHERE PILOT TRIED TO BRAKE PLANE   Uncle Sam To Buck Grain Market To Get Wheat for Foreign Relief

GOVERNMENT TO BID IN OPEN MARKET T0 GET EXPORT WHEAT  PRICE-FIXING. REJECTED AS MEANS TO PREVENT PRICES FROM ZOOMING

Government Decides to Buck Grain Market for Expert Wheat Supplies

Government to Buck Grain Mar!  This Method Chosen to Fill Export Needs

Government To Buck Market in Buying Wheat   Reject Iden of Setting  op: Price To Be. Paid.

Taft And Ball See Compromise On Labor Bill   Senators Believe Agreement Will Come This Week

Joint Group May Finish  Labor Draft During Week   Compromise Measure That Is Not Hardly More Drastic Than Case Bill Expected

MAY COMPLETE WORK ON LABOR BILL THIS. WEEK   Compromise Legis la. tion May Be Wound Up Shortly By Sen. ate-House Conferees, Taft Be.  hieves.

( ompromise on  Labor Bill Seen   Conferees May Finish This Week, Solons Say —Ceorge Doubts Veto

Federal Labor Bill Is Shaping   Compromise Seen During Current  Week

Court Rules Newsmen Not Guilty For Articles Critical of Texas Judge   No Ban on Union Funds Seen by aft

Predict Early Compromise On Labor Measure   Senators Taft and Ball Say It May Be Completed _ Before End of This Week

Ball and Taft Sight Labor Bill Accord   Conferees Expected to Complete Work On Compromise This Week

EXPECT FINAL LABOR BILL PACT LATE THIS WEEK   Says Truman Will Find It Difficult to Veto Senate Measure

TAFT PREDICTS NO FINAL BAN ON UNION FUNDS   Sees No Flat Bar To Health - And Welfare Setups In -—Lahor Legislation   Photo on Page 3.

LABOR MEASURE ABOUT DRAFTED   Senate-House Conferees May Complete Work on Compromise Bill This Week

Compromise Labor Curb Bill Pushed   Ser. George Seys Finel Draft Not Fe Be Foo Severe

TO COMPLETE LABOR BILL THIS WEEK   George Says Truman Will Find It "Difficult To Veto’

LABOR CONFEREES . SEE ACCORD AHEAD   Taft, Ball Say Compromise ls Due This Week 

FINAL WRITIN OF LABOR BILL DUE THIS WEEK   Taft, Ball See Completion 0 Action; George Expects Fairly Mild Plan

TAFT PREDICTS LABOR BILL WILL NOT BAN UNION HEALTH ElIUNC    Senate-House Group To Fix Compromise Labor Bill

SOON TO AGREE ON LABOR BILL   Senate-House Compromise Measure Is_ Expected This Week

G0-£D UNHARMED HEMMING. IS HELD   Police Hunt Ends in CleveJand With Arrest; Girl Goes to Columbus

KIDNAPED CO-ED RETURNS HOME   Columbus Girl Unhurt. Ex-Convict Arrested - In Cleveland Hotel

Coed’s Escort Arrested In Hotel Room   Girl Returns Home Unharmed

Ex-Convict Held in Case  of Missing Girl  College. Professor's Daughter Is Back in Her Home

FORMER CONVICT IS HELD IN CLEVELAND   Robert H. Hemming Object Of Wide Police Hunt After Disappearance Of Ce-cd

Nab Convict, Girl Safe In Abduction   Columbus Girl Gets Away From Him And Returns Home

‘Police Make Arrest In Ohia Case  Missing Co- Ed: Back Home: Suspect Held

Ohio Co-Ed Flees From Kidnaper And Returns Home   Mary Kimberly, 20, Says Convict Wanted to Marry Her

Truman To Visit Mexico And Texas Early In March  To Get Controversial Degree From Baylor

BaylorDegree To Be Given To Truman   President to be Honored During Trip to Texas

Truman's Trip Planned To Make Stop at Baylor   Shuttlesworth Still Disagrees on Degree

Travel Program Mapped ——_—_— “oeram Wlapped  President To Receive Honorary Degree From Baylor University

HST TO GET BAYLOR DEGREE  Truman Makes Plans For Extensive Tour In March

PLANS ARE MADE FOR TRUMAN TRIP, OTARTING MAR, d   President to Visit Texas and Puerto Rico After ThreeDay Stay in Mexico City.   TO INSPECT MANEUVERS OF ATLANTIC FLEET   Executive Will Receive Degree From Baylor University —May Stop at Key  West, Fia.

TAX CUT FIRST TASK AS GOP TAKES OVER      Portal-To-Portal Pay Suits, Labor

BLUE TO MAKE EXTRA SESSION DECISION SOON   Will Give Verdict on Legislature Call in 10 Days or 2 Weeks

Promises Action Within TwoWeek   Blue Near Decision  6 on Special Session

Durocher - Roughneck From Brooklyn, Fine Upstanding iGentleman — Who is Riaht?

Laraine And Leo Wait Bench Edict   Marital Mix-Up Now Up To Judae

GERMAN PLANTS SENT TO: RUSSI!   } , sonst _ . jROYALL REVEALS REDS RE  CEIVE MACHINERY. FROM. i RAZED FACTORIES:

i  Machinery From Dismantled Nazi War Plants Being Shipped to the Soviet

DISMANTLED GERMAN PLANTS TO RUSSI:   Are Being Sent From American Zone To Soviets And Her Satellites

OSBORN DECLARES SPOKES. ‘MAN FOR SOVIET MADE “FALSE” STATEMENTS AGAINST U. 5.

Grain Price In Decline At Markets   Cattle and Hog Prices Un. settled—Resistance to  Food Prices Increases

PRIME STEERS, HOWEVER, SET YEAR'S RECORD   Llog Prices Unsettled: New Effort Made To Cut Costs

Grains, Butter and Egg Prices (Slump at Big Trading Centers   Steers Hit New High at Chicago Yards as Omaha Cattle Prices Rise

Red International Orders Foster to . Merge Big Unions  Aim Said ta ka Third   Aim Said to ke Third Party or Pressure on Democrats

Cites Violation Of Human Rights in U.S.  Russian Attacks Disloyalty Probe.

RUSSIA CONTENDS U. $..1S. VIOLATING HUMAN RIGHTS ACT   }Removal of Disloyal Persons ' From Employment Denounce  i ed By Soviet Official

Harsh Words Lash at Home Policy  Raemaval af Diclayv   Removal of Disloyal Federal Employes Gets Communist Fire

Harsh Words Lash at Home Policy   Removal of Disloyal Federal Employes Gets Communist Fire

Russ Take Crack at US.   U.N. Delegate Hits Loyalty Probe in Reply on Bulgaria

Russ Charges U. S. Guilty   Removal Would Result In Violation Of Human Richie.

Russia Hits At US Ouster Of Red Officials   Soviet Member Tells UN Committee Human ‘Rights Are Violated

How One Man Makes Living by Giving Away More Than a Million Dollars a Year

Arahs Score Triumph in  UN. Dispute   Group Granted Equality With Jewish Agency

Argument on Jews Takes Queer Twist   Plenary Session Votec For Sole Purpose of Inviting Arabs.

U.S. Leader Fights For Neutral Study   U.N. General Assembly Committee Debates Make-up of Fact-Finding Bodv—Arabs Remain Aloof

U.N. ACCEDES IN FACE OF ARAB THREAT   Plenary Session Is Called to Invite Arab Committee

Threat of Boycott Wins Hearing for Arabs Before UN   Maneuvering Brings Invitation on Equal Terms With the Jews

United Nations Knuckle To Arab Boycott Threat  Special Session To Be Called To Invite Arahe Ta Take Part

UN Does a Flipflop to Give Arab Delegates Hearing at Assembly Plenary Session

CHARGES U. 8. AIDING CHIANG   Chinese Communist Leader Says U. S. Policy Goes From Bad to Worse

u Enu-Lai Ritter  Rei Charges U.S. Still Heavily L Backing Chiang Kai-Shek-Forces

Labels Portal Pay Suits as Ti-Jacking”   Sen. O’Daniel Says ClO Is ‘Club Over Industry’   No Flat Hike in Rents, OPA Says   Herman Talmadge Appeals for Funds   ‘Wrong Way’ Corrigan Is Candidate Aaain   It ls Okay To Cuddle and Coo Baby, Expert Claims

It's Okay To Cuddle And Coo Baby,  Paiannn Dachasane (8 Dadiatsios

Taft Threatens To Invoke Gag Rule To Ferce Vote On Anti-Bilbo Resolution

SENATE MAY INVOKE THE GAG RULE   Filibuster by Bilbo Friends May Bring GOP Ac tion.

Sessions Will Be Held a Fort Riley From August 3 to 9   FIRST TIME SINCE ‘4

COMPANY “H” WILL GO TO GUARD CAMP   Sessions Will Be Held a’ Fort Riley From August 3 to 9   FIRST TIME SINCE ‘40

Vet's Bonus Bill ‘Gets Tentative House Passage   Would Pay World War II Service Men $10-$15  For Each Months Served; If People “Pees Peo Re te ee ete

MISSOURI HOUSE BACKS CASH BONUS FOR WAR VETERANS   Proposal to Submit Question to Vote of People Tentatively Approved After 4-Hour Debate.   ¢ CALLS FOR MAXIMUM PAYMENTS OF $400   Pian Provides for Issuance of Bonds With Sales Tax Hike to Help Pay Interest and Principal.

Vet’s Bonus Bill Gets Tentative House Passage   Would Pay World War II Service Men $10-$15 For Each Months Served; If People Vate for Amendment

Clyde Kluckhohn. Wins: $10,000 For or His New Book   Is Now Piskebeor “OF paithropology : At Harvard

Clyde:Kluckhohn. Wins: $10, 000: For His NewBook +   Is Now Picféseor  OF. Anthropology At Harvard

Predicts Food Price Slide By Next Year   Farm Income 25 Per Cent. Higher   Report Princess To Wed Navy Man   Green Declares Unions To Defeat Taft, Hartley

Father Bludgeons Daughter to Death; Wounds Another, Swallows Acid ©

Newton Dad Kills Daughter, Tries Suicide .   Wounds Anather; Then Attempts to Take Own Life With Paison

200,000 Armed Sudanese  Declared Under Arms : in Fight on Indonesian  Republic Today.   DISPUTE SPREADS, STORY DECLARES

200,000 Join Rebellion in Western Java   Heavy Fighting is Reported as Insurgents Attack Government Forces; Casualties Heavy ~

TOBEY DEMANDS REPORT ON LOAN   RFC and B. and 0. Controversy Due for New Airing

Tobey Demands Facts On RFC Loan Be Bared   B. & O. RAILROAD DEAL CAUSES SOLON TO ACT

RAILLOAN ROW EXPLODES ANEW   Tobey Calls For Publica. tion Of Suppressed Congress Report

RFC-B. and O. Loan Battle Flares Again   Sen. Tobey Calls For Publication Of ‘Suppressed? Report By Congress Group

Senator Asks Immediate Publication Of “Suppressed Report” of : RFC, Baltirnore and Ohio Loan Deal -

Tobey Asks Suppressed Loan Report  Senator Claims  Unuswal Efforts Rv REC. B. & O.

Tobey Calls For Reading Of Document   Weeks-Long Controversy Over RFC-B. & O.  Arranaement Elarce Anny

B. & 0. Loan Is Argument Center   Senator Charges Committee Report  Suppressed By RFC

Tobey Calls For Report On Loan Deal   New Hampshire Senator Wants — Facts Bared

Sen. Tobey Calls for Publication of Document of B. & 0. Loan Plan   Contends RFC Officials Helped Keep Report on Subject Secret

Tobey Seeks Full Reports   Lengthy Controversy Over B. & O. Revived

Controversy Over RFC Loan to B & O Railway Reviewed in Fashington

FRANCE ENTERS SQUABBLE OVER BALKAN ISSUES   American Calls on UN to Find Soviet Satellites Guilty of Attacking Greece

France Asks Compromise in Fight on Balkan Guilt  Urges U. S. to ‘Tone Down’ Demand In U.N.: Greek Claims Agaression

France Asks U. S. To Temper Demand On Balkan Trouble   Offers to Vote for Balkan Commission If Powers Aqree

FRANCE SEEKS T0  ARBITRATE RIFT  IN THE BALKANS WOULD TONE DOWN CHARGES AGAINST  CONVICT CATEOIL IL ITEC?

France Trying To Compromise Balkan Problem   Appeals to Soviet To Cosperate Also

France Trying To Compromise Balkan Problem  Annanle ta Snaviat      Appeals to Soviet To Cooperate Also

U.S. Asked To. Soften Demand  WP rdnee’ ‘Appeals. to:  Raviat far eee

France Seeks UN Compromise  Urges U. S. Withdraw Aaaression Demand

J. 9, ASKED TD DROP BALKAN CASE CHARGE   Seeks Compromise with=Russ Upon Accusation of Agoression.

—FRANCE IN UN. APPEAL— —  U.S. Asked to Drop Balkan Guilt Demand

Department Heads Re-Appointed Except Attor- ,  ney; Stough Nam   RAIL FRANCHISE ASKED

OFFICE OF MAYOR   Department Heads’ Re-Appointed Except Attorney: Stough   RAIL FRANCHISE ASKED

WALLACE SAYS THE UNITED STATES PROGRAM WILL FAIL   Embarked on “Ruthless Imperialism” He Charged Todav.   WILL NOT PAY THE COST   He Attacked Truman’s Proposal for Aid to Turkey, Greece.

Local I emperature   Ex-Vice President Says American Policy Is “Ruthless” ....  Wallace Cries U.S. ts  Bent On Imperialism

Wallace Attacks Truman Program on Foreign Aid In Speech in Engiand

Charges Country Directed on Road Of Imperialism   ‘Progressive Forces’ Are Left Leaderless He Says

U. S. IMPERIALISM PROGRAM CHARGED IN WALLACE TALK   Attacks Aid to Greece, Turkey and Says U.S. Will Be Unable to Pay Cost

WALLACE ASSAILS AMERICAN POLIC AS “IVPERIALISHY”   Charges Nation Controlled “By Men Who Believe _ UN. Will Feil

U. S. Program Imperialistic, Wallace Says   Former Secretary of Commerce Lashes Foreign Aid Proposal

Wallace Again Hits Truman’s European Aid   Ex-Vice President's  Speeches in England / Th PAD Fr

WALLACE HITS IMPERIALISM   Tells British America Started on Program of World Domination.

Wallace Charges U.S. Is Embarked On Program of ‘Ruthless Imperialism’

Wallace Raps U.S. Policy in British Talk   America Headed for Imperialism, He Tells Manchester Audience

Wallace Charges U.S. With Program Of ‘Imperialism’   Former Vice President Says Program Would Build American Empire.

Warns Nation Can’t Buy Off  Communism   Attacks Truman Proposal to Aid Turkey, Greece

TEMPERATURES   Claims American Foreign Policy Cerfain To Fail   Appeals To England Not To Back U. S. Anti-Soviet Program

THE BRITISH HEAR WALLACE— Calls Truman’s Policy  ‘Ruthless Imperialism’.

Aid Program Attack Ts Renewed   Wallace Charge: U.S. on Road to Imperialism

WALLACE HIT AGAIN ATU... IMPERTALISY   Attack Brings Demand fron Vandenberg for Reply by Truman.

Aid Program Attack  Is Renewed Wallace Charges TT  ~~ , en   Wallace Charge: U.S. on Road to Imperialism

Wallace Hits U. $. Policy   Embarked on Program Of “Ruthless  Imperialism,’ He Says

Charges U. S. With Ruthless Imperialism   Wallace Tells British Program ‘Marct Bail’

Wallace Again Scores Truman  For Greek Aid   Charges U.S. Has Program Of “Ruthless Imperialism.”

Wallace Bkasts Aid Plan   ‘Charges America Is Embarked On A Policy of Ruth-. less Imperialism. 

Dissatisfaction Certain to Be Felt. in Russia   “But It Will Not _Jeopardize the... Soviet Regime

FRENGH LEADERS STRIVE TO AVERT FALL OF CABINE]   Wage Compromise Policy  Seen Possible Before Canfideance Vate

Population Gains Throw Burden  On Best Lands   Estimate of Three Acres Needed for Each Person Seen as Minimum for Ample Supply of Foodstuffs, Other Necessities

WINDSOR SEEKS BRITISH POST   Arrives in England Friday with Duchess; Anxious for Duty

Sigler fo Call Special Session Within Weeks   Salary Increases To Be Considered

SD EE a SD  NEW HAMPSHIRE 5TH STATE TO RATIFY THE TENURE AMENDMENT

NAM Declares All Employers Affected  Counsel Says Pottery Firm and Union Involved in Litigation Accont ta Intervention

Floods Receding But Cool Spell Gripping Areas   Michigan Suffers Property Damage In The Millions. .

Thousands Flee Flood Waters  Weather Forecasters Promise Relief for  " ENERO, § GOES See « Se meeeS

COOL WEATHER STOPS THREAT OF HIGH WATERS   Worst Flood in History Hits Lansing, Flint; Damage in Millions

Damage High From Floods In Midwest —   Cool Weather Checkc Streams

FLOODS RECEDE THRUOUT NATION   Michigan Still Hard Hit by Record Raintall

HOUSE AND SENATE ‘0 VOTE  NEXT WEEK ON THE COM: -PROMISE CONTROL MEASURE

Work Held Only Cure of Inflation   Baruch Gives View Before Legislature

Work Alone Will Prevent Crash, Baruch Warns   Elder Statesman Points To Only Way Out Of Engulfing Inflation.

Baruch Fears ‘Engulfing Inflation’   Full Production, Work Seen As Onlv Solution

Work Can Avert Inflation Danger Now Menacing Nation, Says Baruch

STATE PATROL = 14 YEARS OLD   TRAINING OF FIRST HIGH. WAY PATHOLMEN STARTED FOURTEEN YEARS AGO  TODAY .

ACHESON RESIGNS   Undersecretary of State to Be Replaced by Robert Lovett.

Senate Agrees To Vote Tomorrov On Passing General Labor Bill   Undersecretary Of State Quits: Lovett To Get Acheson's Post

AGHESON QUITS DIPLOMAT POST   Robert Lovett Js Selected  * New Marshall Aide

Acheson Quit: No. 2 Post in State Dept.  President Picks R. A. Lovett as

Truman Appoints Robert A. Lovelt to Replace Him As Under-Secretary of Stale

LovettNamed To Take Over Acheson Pest   Undersecretary of State Resigns to Return to Private Life; Will Stay On Job Until July 2

PRESIDENT NANIES ROBERT A. LOVETT AS MARSHALL AID   Undersecretary Quits Post to  Resume Law Practice in’ . _ Capital

ACHESON QUITS, “LOVETT NAMED   Truman Accepts Resignation of Under-Secretary With Regrets

ACHESON QUITS; TRUMAN PICKS LOVETT FOR JOB   Marshall’s Aid Will Return To Private Law Work; Change Set June 30

Acheson Resigns; Lovett Succeeds  Will Resume His Private Law Practice

Acheson To Quit as Aide To Marshall   ‘Lovett Succeeding Him As State Department Undersecretary.

Acheson Quits, Lovett Named   Undersecretary Of State To Return To Law Practice.

‘Dean Acheson Out At State Department Robert Lovell named   Will Leave Office June 30 to Enter  lax Beerweseccs

Dean Acheson Resigns State Department Jot   Robert Lovett To Replace Him.

Acheson Resigns His  Post With State   Robert Lovett Named Undersecretary In Place

Acheson Resigns As State Dept. Undersecretary  Truman — Appoints Lovett Successor

President Accepts Resignation With Reluctance; Will Nomi. inate Lovett, Former Asst. War Secretary To Replace Him   ACHESON EXPECTS TO PRACTICE LAW

LOVETT NAME 10 SUCCEED DEAN ACHESON   Truman Finally Accepts Resignation Of State Department Official

TRUMAN PICKS LOVETT TO FILL STATE POSITION   Resignation of U. 8. Statesman Becomes Effective on June 30

Acheson Out, Lovett Named As Suecessor   Latter, Ex-Assistant Secretary Of War, To Take Place In State Department

Robert Lovett Named Undersecretary Of State: Acheson To Quit June 30

ACHESON QUITS AS UNDER SECRETARY; LOVETT SELECTED   State Department Cfficial’s Resignation Accepted  By President

Dean Acheson Resigns Irom  U.S. State Dept   R. A. Lovett. N. \. Bank. er, Nominated to Replace Him

Acheson Resigns Post as Aide of State Department   ‘Undersecretary to Return to  Private Law Practice; Laovett Successor

NY Banker Appointed To Fill Undersecretary Of State Post Left Vacant

Dean Acheson Quits State Department   Undersecretary of State Will Be Succeeded Tune 30 by Robert A. Lovett.

RESIGNATION OF ACHESON IS ANNOUNCED   Lovett Named As Successor to Undersecretary

"Dean Acheson Resigns State Department Post   Robert Lovett Appointed To Succeed Him As Un 5, pail te ie ct, on, tine

Robert Lovett To Take Place   President Praises Retiring Diplomat

Marshall Aid Resigns Post  Wsce Babin: Mithe   Dean Acheson Quits, Robert A. Lovett Is Nomed by Truman

Acheson to Leave State Department   President Appoints Robert A. Lovett as New Undersecretary

DeanAcheson Leaves State Office Post   Truman To Nominate Lovett To Succeed Him As Undersecretary

Acheson Resigns   Robert A. Lovett Is Appointed New Undersecretary —

Dean Acheson Resigns; Lovett Named  New Undersecretary   New Undersecretary Will Take Over Office About July 1

DEAN ACHESON TO QUIT STATE BRANCH JUNE 30   Truman Names Robert Lovett to Succeed Resigning Undersecretary

DEAN ACHESON QUITS; LOVETT TO REPLAGE HW   New Undersecretary of State to Take Over on June 30.

ACHESON QUITS; LOVETT. NAMED   Undersecretary Of State Makes Good On Third Resignation Try

Approves Bonus Bill; Will Go To Voters in 48   2 Appropriations’ Acts Included.

Bill of Mysterious Authorship to Revise Ohio Libel Laws Introduced

OFFER BILL 10 REVISE LIBEL LAWS IN OHIO   Seek to Place Burden of Proof of Privilege on Newspapers

Assembly Meets For Holy Land Partition Vote   Long-Awaited Ballot On Russian-U. S. Proposal Expected This Afternoon

Final U.N. Vote Near on Palestine   Balloting to Be Close; One Change Could Swing Result

Assembly Nears Final Vote on Palestine Issue   Supporters of Plan Accused of Adopting *Pressure’ Tactics

AranhaPrediets Approval Of Palestine Split By Assembly   Supporters Accused Of Using Pressure in Voting

Jewish, Arab States Plan Due Decision   Close Balloting Foreseen in: Issue of Palestine Future

FINAL PALESTINE BALLOT IS DUE   Haitian Delegation Swings To Partition Plan

Brazil Member Is Confident Proposal Will Be Passed By Narrow Margin

Predicts Close Vote Approving Palestine Split:   U. N. Assembly Chief Sees Victory for Tl. &..Seviet Plan

Palestine’s Partitioning Gains Final  Ballot Today   Close Contest Seen With Neither Side Predicting Victory

UN May Okeh Partitioning  By Close Vote   Proposal Calls For Dividing Holy Land Into Separate States

Final Approval By Close Vote Likely Today   Arab Bloe Charges ‘Pressure’ Tactics For Holy Land Split Rv ‘Great Powers’

Approval of Palestine Partitioning Project by Narrow Margin Predicted by U. N. Leaders

Victory Seen For Palestine Partition Plan   Aranha, President Of U.N. Assembly, Sees Split Approved 31-15

OUTCOME OF U.N BALLOT Io WN DOUBT   Both Sides Reluctant to Claim Victory on Partitioning Issue,

GHARGES FLY ON HOLY LAND ISSUE   Anti-Partitionists Say ‘Big  Powers Use ‘Pressure’

Deciding Vote On Palestine Slated Today   Partitioning Plan Outcome Uncertain; Haiti Alters Stand

Sensational ‘Break’ in Mystery ‘Death of Atlanta Socialite Hinted

. o ° Ernest H. May Completes 50 Years Of Service in Postal Departmen:

Ernest H. May Completes 50 Years Of Service in Postal Department

University To Honor Five At Commencement  Miss Holcombe First Woman To Receive * High Recoanition

BIDDLE DROPPED AS U.S, NOMINEE   Vandenberg Accused Of Bottling Up Action On New Dealer

Truman Breaks Deadlock Over Council Appointment; , Thorp Substituted

‘Outstanding Men’ Picked By JayCees   National Junior Chamber Honors Ten ‘Outstanding Young Men Of Year.’

JAYCEES NAME 10 TOP MEN OF YEAR   Atom Expert, Boxing Champ Among Seilectees

Illinois Village Revives Its Pre-War Sauerkraut Festival, Feeds 40.000

10,000 Get Free Meal As Illinois Town Revives Sauerkraut Festival

Eqgless Day Observance Not Popular   Housewives Lukewarm To Elimination Of Staple Item On American Breakfast Menu.

Eggs and Poultry Ban is Observed   Most Housewives Co-operating With Conservation Plan

Eggs Omitted From Breakfast Menus Today   Survey Shows Four Out of - Five Are Complying _

Women Comply With Plea Fo ‘Eogless’ Day’   oa rvey In dicates  ame Cinnnestzan TT,

MERCURY SKIDS TO CHILLY 15   Guymon Reports Lowest Tem perature Overnight—Light Snow in Panhandle

Commence Work On Reorganizing National Guard. :  - Over $50, 000 - . To Be Expended «  Rae Tr mR awa’ T Tenth.

Commence: Work On Reorganizing National Guard  Over $50, 000 To Be Expended © For LeMars Unit

Low Temperatures Grip lowa: Colder Weather Tonight   Mercury Up a Little Today, Northern Roads Closed by Snow

Winds Subsiding In State; North Area Hardest Hit   Sub-zero Wave Will Hold Through Sunday: Several Trains Tied Up by Storm   Rs THE ASSOCTATED PRESS)

Anti-Communists Go After Wallace   Injunction Sought To Block Use of Park For Washington Talk

Wallace Plan for Capital Address Hits Legal Snas   /Anti-Commu munist Group  Asks Injunction to Pre-.  .went Speech Monday

Clergymen Ask Ban or Marriages Between Gl’s and Frauleins   Declare Permission Of Army Is Mistake— Many Seek ‘Meal Ticket”

Clergymen Oppose German -Gl Union:   Churchmen Voice Opinion On Weddings After German Tour

Jewish Element May Halt Fight Against British   Report Says Stern Gang, Others, To End  Violence In Palestine

CHAIRMAN  VANDENBERC   Truce Reported Among Palestine Extremists

FIREMEN SEEK TO DETERMINE CAUSE HOME EXPLOSION   SIX OTHERS DIE IN EAST ST LOUIS AS RESIDENCE BURNS

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Sculptor’s Art Found Short Cut For Airplane Builders

REDS REJECT U.S, HUNGARY PROTESTS   American Request For Investigation Spurned

U.S. HUNGARIAN NOTE REJECTED   Budapest Red Command Answers Protests

Russians Refuse Probe ln Hungary   No Explanation Offered To U.S.

Soviet Rejects U. S. Protests   United States Complains Of Interference In Hungarian Politics

Soviets Reiect U. S. Protest   Refuse Request for Three Nation Probe In Hungary

NOTE REJECTED BY THE SOVIET   Russian Command In Hungary Turns Down U. S&S. Protest Against Red Interference There; Second Refusal

ASSEMBLY PRESIDEN] PREDICTS APPROVAL IN FINAL U.N. VOTE  NARROW MARGIN SEEN AS RIVALS MAKE LAST BIDS FOR SUPPORTERS

‘Brewster Offered to Call Off Quiz In Exchange for Airlines Merger, Plane Maker’s Statement Chareves

Hughes Charges Brewster Attempted To Force Merger of TWA With PAA   WILL MEASURE NEEDS  Powerful Global Economic Group Starts Tour Aua. 27

HUGHES IN NEW BLAST AT SOLON   Charges Brewster Offered to Call Off Investigation

Claims Senator Used ‘Pressure’  In Merger Plan   Ferguson Calle Jones Te Reveal Details Of Deal For Flying Boat Contract Award

Hughes Charges Brewster Tried to Force Merger  F. D. R. Gave Hughe:   F. D. R. Gave Hughes Word to Complete Biq Airplane

Hughes Says Facts Should:Be Told: On Brewster Angle   Four: Questions Directec at Brewster by Plane — : Manufacturer... in 1 Statement

‘Serial Story’ Says Brewster   Hughes Publicity Man Unable to Tell Senate Committee About Bia Parties

Hughes Charges Brewster Tried to Force Airline Deal   Tycoon Alleges Maine Solon Sougnt To Intimidate and Coerce Him

HUGHES PUTS QUESTIONS UP TO BREWSTER   Says Senator Offered to Call Off Investigation

SAYS BREWSTER SOUGHT TO CALL OFF PLANE QUIZ   Hughes Charges Senator Offered to Merge TWA with Trans-World Air

QUESTIONS DIRECTED AT BREWSTER   Hughes Claims Senator Sought TWA-PAA Merger

Hughes Demands Senator Answer More Questions   Wants Brewster To Give Facts On Airlines Moarcer.

Senator Brewster Proposed “Trade” Charges Hughe:   Plane Tycoon Says Senate Investigation Followed Maine Senator’s  Offer.

Hughes Blasts Sen. Brewster   Tried to ‘Intimidate And Coerce Me’ Says Plane Builder

Hughes Says Brewster Urged  Step With Pan American to   Avoid Inquiry.  i   THE THREAT AS ‘BLACKMAIL’   Unification Plan Not Equitable to T. W. A, Stockholders,  Executive Declares.   IN A BIBLICAL DENIAL   ‘Senator Refers Reports to the Book of Nehemiah as His Reply.

Hughes Fires Accusations At Brewster   Charges Maine Senator 4nshe gated Senate Investigation ‘After Failing to Effect Atrline Merger.

HUGHES TELLS BREWSTER T0 GIVE ALL FACTS   Accuses Senator Whe Is Directing Aircraft Prohe   WANTS ANSWER   Intimidation And Coercion Charges Are Made

Brewster Acts  An Questioned   Hughes Demands Solon Give Facts On Offer

Hughes Demands Senator Brewster Explain Offer To Halt Investigation If Airline Merger Made

G.1, BESIEGES 30 TAVERN PATRONS  Kills Self After Nighttime ‘Attack’

Bishop Protests Two Marriages   Manning Criticises Marrying Of Divorced People And Consent Given.

First Wife Of Elliott... . Roosevelt Marriage Scored By Minister

President’s Daughter Makes Singin: Debut, Critic Calls Voice ‘Interesting

Miss Truman Slightly Nervous As She Makes Debut on Radio; Voice Is Called ‘Interesting’

‘Flying Disc’ Mystery Still Not Solved Roswell ‘Object’ Is Found To Be Balloon

Flying Disc’ Is Weather Balloon  Object Found in South Identified

RCA-CIO Set  New Contract   Include Workers Here  In Natonal Agreement

Three Perish as ‘Quake Shakes Italy  Forty Are Hurt and Property Damage Heavy

TREMORS STRIKE SOUTHERN {TALY   Three Die, 40. Injured in Widespread Earthquakes; Damaqge Is Heavy

WY Ow ideal aa  Says Field of Art Could Use Intellectual Leadership

Because Of A Husband Fan Dancer Rand, Stripper Sothern Will Meet In Court

‘Dancer, Aide ‘Put Up Bond   Sally Rand To Face ‘Disorderly Charges

Seamen And ~ Longshoremen Begin Strike   Nation-Wide ‘‘Work Stop. page’’ Of C. I. 0. Seamen And Longshoremen Is Launched

SHIPPING HIT BY WALKOUTS  ALONG COASTS   STOPPAGE OF OCEAN SHIP. PING GOT UNDERWAY ‘AFTER NEGOTIATIONS  “‘PAILED LAST NIGHT -

MARITIME WORKERS’ ON STRIKE   RK STOPPAGE WILL PARALYZE MOST  U. S. SHIPPING

Truman Will Hand-Pick the ‘Democratic ice President Predicted By Sen. Pepper

Truman to Pick Running Mate  Pepper. Suggests:  Eviand af lahar 

Truman Will Hand-Pick Democratic Vice Presidential Choice—Pepner -

TRUMAN EXPECTED TO HAND PICK HIS "48 RUNNING MATE   Pepper Urges ‘Champien o Working People’ Be Chosen; Wallace Out

Pepper Suggests a Champ for Workers  Wants Truman Mate To Be Acceptable

HST'S MATE MAY“: BE HAND-PICKED        Pepper Suggests Working Man’s Champion.

Pepper To Back Truman In 1948   Thinks President Should Pick His Own Running Mate

Pepper Sees Working Man As Truman’s Runner Mate   Wallace Discounted For Next Campaign;  FDR Ally Is Urged

Predicts Truman Will HandPick Vice Presidential Mate Suggests Champion of Working Man

Pepper Calls for Friend of Labor To Be Truman Running Maite in ‘48

Wallace Is Opposed For Treman Ticket   Senator Pepper Suggests Some Other Friend of Laber as Running Mate

Labor Champion May Be Running Mate .. .  Says Chief Can Have Choice For Vice-President

PEPPER SUGGESTS TRUMAN CHOSE A CHAMPION OF WORKING MEN AS HIS RUNNING MATE IN CAMPAIGN

Recommends P artitioning Of Holy Land   Committee Urges Economic Union And Admission Of 150,000 Jews

Proposes — 150,000 Jews Be Admitted: - Two-Year Period  Would Start Today

PLAN TO DIVIDE PALESTINE GETS U.N. GROUP OKAY   Admission of 150,000 Jews Proposed; Arabs Vow Fight in Assembly

Arab-Jewish State Urged   Arab Spokesman. Say: Plan impracticable

U. N. Asks Jews Be Let Into Holy Land   Recommendation . Will Draw Rebuke From Arab Nations

U.N. Committee Majority Asks Joint Economy  Admission Of 150,000 Jews Is Recommended

UNITED NATIONS WOULD SET UP ECONOMIC UNION   Plan Calls For Admission 01 150,000 Jews During Two-Year Period

ADMISSION OF 150,000 JEWS ALSO ASKED   Committee Suggests Arab, Jewish States and Free City of Jerusalem.

Partition of Palestine Recommended   Arabs Displeased; Not all Committee Members Agree

SUGGESTS MEAT RATIONING   Senator Flanders Says It Ie Only Way to Control Prices

Meat Ration Is Favored by Sen. F landers  Probe Committee Un. She Me

RATIONING MAY BE RETURNED?   ‘Senator Feels Meat Controls Would Help Reduce High Living Costs

Prominent Minister Faces Court On Charge Of Arson In Milwaukee Church Fire

Inside Your Congress  Breakers Ahead,  Mr. President!  +. —=y— BARUEL B. PETTENGILL “The Geatlemas

Food Prices Today Still On Increase   Prices of Food Keep Pact With Record Costs at  Grain, Livestock Centers

WHOLESALE COSTS FOR FOOD HIGHEST IN HISTORY OF U.S,   Dunn and Bradstreet Index Hits Peak in Last Week in Country; Buyer Resistance Mounts.  PRODUCTION BOOST MAY BE ADVOCATED

Retailers Quick To Boost Prices   Record-Breaking Increases Follow Grain and Livestock

Another Price Peak Recorded   Survey Shows Retail Stores Reflect Wholesale Advances

FOOD COSTS AT ALL TIME PEAK   Wholesale Prices Attain History's Highest Top

RESISTANCE BY BUYERS GROWS ACROSS NATION   Volume of Meat Business Drops as Prices Stay High

SE te Ren enen ees neem emennineenemenninianemainntl <LI SAS LENIN NNR RaiintrEseRNIete RETAIL CSCI CL TT  Prices at Record “pes

RETAIL PRICES CONTINUE TO SPIRAL HIGHER   Buyer Resistance Developing On Some Items

Chinese Leaders Agree on Use Of All Resources  Nationalists Intend To Hurl Full Weight in Civil War

Stunned; C as Verdict "              Date For Sentencing Set; Charged Theft of Funds —

HILD ACCUSE OF OBTAINING CASH FALSEL\   =x-Official and Family Stunned By Mixed Jury Verdict

Supervisor Is Stunned; Cries  as Verdict Told   Date For Sentencing Not Set: Charged With Theft of Funds

Weather Cut. Climatic Capers in Mast Sections of U. S. in June   ‘Warm, Dry Weather Is Now in Prospect!

OPPOSES SENDING GOODS 10 RUSSI   Vandenberg Splits With State Department Over Shinments

Vandenberg Would Hold Up Shipment   Wants Russia To Settle Lend-Lease Contract First

VANDENBERG’S - VIEWS CHANGE   GOP Senator Would ‘Sweat Out’ Soviets on Vast Goods Shipment

More Help For Soviet Opposed By Vandenberg   Suggests Waiting Until So: viets Settle Their 11 Billion Lend-Lease Contract

ASKS BOARD 10 ACT OR RESIGN   Clark County Ass'n Demand Follows Schoo! Accident

President Extends Holiday; Gets Marshall Reports  Absence of Official Reaction Is Seen As Favorable Factor

Absence Of Official Reaction From Moscow On Speech Said Heartenina

Communists in China Retreating   Three Government Armies Race to Cut Off Flight

Brown Arraigned In Gill Slaying   Trial Of Long Criminal Docket Gets Underway Before Judge Alley In Iredell Superior Court

Will Aiso Agree To Help Police Separate States   Endorses Principle Adopted By Group Representing UN

Jews Accept, Arabs Hit Plan   America. Will Help U.N. Maintain Order

Agrees To Help. U. N. Keep ‘Internal Peace In Transition Period.

Johnson Says Order to Be Maintained   Jews Welcome Move Arabs Declare lt le Linaccentable

Jews Welcome Move But Arabs Object; Johnson Suggests Britain Stay On

Agree To Help UN Keep Peace In Transition  U.S. Dées Not Obligate Itself Militarily In

Britain Ra ps Soviets Use  Of The Veto  : :   It Leaves UN Peace-Making Agency Sterile And Impotent, Council Told

GRID PLAYER KILLED    Bolt of Lightning Strikes Denver  Freshman squad

C-47 Takes Ott in Italy, Disappears   14 ‘Army. Enlisted Men,Reported on Missing Transport

US. Plane Missing With 2  Aboard   Transport Unreported After Beginning Trip Over Mediterranean

Cancel Senate Inquiry Set To Probe “Leaks’   Mixup Causes Group Te Call Off Hearing On Charge Atom Bomb Data Bemoved

CANCEL HEARING ON ATOM SECRET   WAS SCHEDULED FOR PROBE INTO CHARGE OF SECURITY LEAKS

REQUIREMENTS FOR EUROPE UNDER STUD}   Government Agencies Making Estimates on Receiving Reports From Paris.

Dr. Shimer Still Marietta Prexy   Russia To Veto Three More States for UN

Reds Threater To Veto New Memberships   Test Will Come In August At U.N. Council

REPORT FRANCO SHOT IS DENIED   Paris Newspaper Story Denied At Madrid By Informant

Use of ‘European to Describe Meei Jeered hy Russia   Soviet Expressions Reiterated in Nation‘s Press

Government Asks VoluntaryHaltOn  ‘Pleasure Driving’   Republican Leaders Meet To Decide Whether Twe Or Three Anti-Inflation Measures Can Re Passed At Snecial Seccian

VOLUNTARY CURBS TO BE ASKED ON PLEASURE DRIVING   Government Seeks to Save Fuel for More Essenthal Needs.   PRICE BILLS STUDIED   6.0.P. to Decide on Chances for Passage at Special Session.

VOLUNTARY CURB ON USE OF GAS IS CONSIDERED   Government Will Ask Public To Forego Pleasure Driving   ANTI-INFLATION ACT  BEING DRAFTED BY GOP

DRIVING CURBS BEING PLANNED   Fuel Saving f Plea Soon to Be Made to Motorists Ry White House

GOP Leader: Plan Fight On Inflation  Voluntary Curb   Voluntary Curb On Pleasure Driving Stated

\Moiorists Will Be Asked   to Curb Pleasure Driving      White House to Issue’ Plea for Voluntary Gasoline Rationing, :  Probably: Next," Week—Taft ° Reveals: Senate Republican  i. ‘Polity Group Will Meet With House Members, Next Week , ; Anti- Inflation Prograin.

GOP Leaders Plan Meeting On Inflation   White House May. Ask Voluntary Cuts In. Gasoline Use. 2°

FUEL SAVING APPEAL PLANNED   Government To Make Plea For Voluntary Gasoline Rationing

MOVE T0 SAVE FUEL SUPPLY BEING READIED   Campaign Intended To Avoid Imposition Of “Drastic Means’

Voluntary Gasoline Rationing  Plea Looms   Appeal To Be Mad« For Saving of Fuel By Curtailment  Of Pleasure Trips

Voluntary Curb On Joy-Riding May Be Urged   Gas Sitwation Called Bad:  GOP Presses Move  kT.. Bale Ieiflotioan

Motorists Face Rationing Plan To Conserve Gas   GOP Considers Passing Two or Three AntiInflation Bills

_Firstoric Trial  Prosecutors Ask Chair For 31 White Men For Lynching Negre

31 Men Facing Electric Chair  Prosecutor Probes Negro Lynch-murder

Sordid Details Of Lynch Death Heard By Court   Prosecution Hopes To Send Some To Electric Chair

State Prosecutors Seek Death for 31 For Lynch-Murder   South Carotina Negro Killed After Knifing White Man

Sordid Picture Of Lynching Given in Court   31 Men in Shadow Of Electric Chair.

Brutal Lynching Told In Detail   Statements Of Taxicab - Drivers Are Read Into Testimony.

ACCOUNTING IS SOUGHT BY SENATOR BYRD   “Crisis Legislation” Is Opposed By Virginia Statesman

Sentiment Of Coal Men Is Sought By US   Lewis May Agree To Dicker If At Least 15 Percent Of Dixie  Operators Join.

For Expanding Kansas Vet Affairs Setup   After a Stiff Debate ~ House Passes Proposal Today by 86-13 Vote

Jurors Drawn'For  Next Court Terni‘  > Clerk ‘Bits: Panel” - OF 72 To Serve

Jurors Drawn'For  Next Court Term  ~ Clerk Lists Panel OF 79 Toa Sarve .

CHINESE REDS ~ NEAR CAPITAL   COMMUNIST ARMY IS DRIV. ING FORWARD IN OFFENSIVE POINTING TO.  WARD NANKING: .

SWIFT MOVING CHINESE TROOP) NEAR NANKING   Reinforcements Being Rushed To Hafie Area

Congress Told 5 Million Reds Active In U. S   f Un-American Inquiry Witness Says Third Party Communist Aim

CONGRESS TOLD FIVE MILLION REDS INU. S,   House Committee Given Lis’ Of Communists, Members Of Leftist Groups

3 DIE IN CRASH IN CALIFORNIA   Pilot, His Wife And The Mechanic Found Dead In Smashed Plane

Defendant Price Says 60 Policemen Beat Him After Slaying of Officer

Teen-Age Defendant Testifies He Was Be: aten By State Police After Being Surrounded In Corn Field

Lawyer Contests State Grants to Religious Schools   Violates Federal and State Ccnstitutions, Buffalo Objector Claims

State Aid to Jesuit College In N . y. Challenged t in Court  J*, ff ft. tem BRaltatarc   Constitutionality of Grant to Religious Institution Questioned—Purpose at Canisius Is Expansion of GI Facilities

SUGAR RATIONING EXTENSION VOTED   HOUSE PASSES MEASURE CONTINUES CONTROL UNTIL OCTOBER 31, 1947.

 Solons Would Retain Rationing Program  Continued Rent And Suacar Controls Seen

HOUSE 0. KS SUGAR CONTROL   Extension Of Rationing, Price Curbs Voted

‘Margaret Truman Is Resting After ‘Day Of Achievement   Wins Praise As She Gives Concert in Famous Hollywoed Bow!

ARLY RUSH OROWS INTO ‘FLL -OUT   Important Classes of Horse Show to Be staged Tonight

RECORD BUDGET ‘5 PROPOSED BY GOV. HERBERT   State Colleges, Schools, Public Welfare to Get Most of Funds

Schools Public Welfare And State Universities Given Lion’s Share Of Gov. Herbert’s Record 1947-48 Budget

HERBERT SEEKS RECORD BUDGET OF 927 MILLION   Schools, State Universities, Public Welfare Marked For Lion’s Share

Request Is Submitted By Herbert  Funds Are Asked For Next Two Years

Herbert Budget Is *527,000,000   Figures 117 Millions Higher Than 1946; Schools, Welfare to Benefit

ce OL EIIEIEeEeTes  {Jap Released On War {Crimes Charge Drops +Dead Leaving Prison

WILL BUILD UP EXPORTS, GUT U.S. PURCHASES   Cripps Reveals Tariff Deal

Bread Prices Increased  As Wheat Continues Up   December Wheat Futures Shoot Up To $3.06 1-4 Per Bushel; Anderson Says World Food Shortage Getting Worse; Industrial Employment, Wages At Peak

Marshall Tackles Polish  And Atom Control Issues   Secretary Of State Holds Nine-Minute Conference With New Polish Ambassador; Review Scheduled With Austin On World Control Over Atom

Jail Napier OnShooting Fray Charge   Ex-Convict Fails To Raise $40,500 Rand After Hearime

Grains Hit New Highs; Meat Prices May Hold Steady Until Spring” -

Tenmorary Break In Soaring Grain Prices Eynectet   No Hope for Permanent Drop in Food Prices Until Spring, Belief

OFFICIALS PREDICT PRIGES 10 REMAIN AT RECORD LEVELS   Corn Crop May Cut Higt Grain Cost Somewhat, However, Agriculture Department Says.   TEMPORARY BREAK FORESEEN TODAY

RH BABY GETS NEW. BLOOD   Boston Technique Performed ‘in Suracuse First: Time

NO AGREEMENT ON KOREA   US.-Seviet Comminsion Has Come te an impecse —

NO AGREEMENT ON KOREA   U.S.-Soviet Commission Has Come to an Impasse

Korean Talks In Deadlock As Reds Bolt   Rassians Objected To Conaultation With “Certain” Koreans on Provisional Setnp   Some ‘Progress’  Made In 5 Weeks   ‘Incidents’ Reported as Crackdown Stops Any Aid to U. S. Delega tion Membhera

Joini U. S.-Soviet Commission Still Deadlocked on Disposition of Korea

Soviet-U. S. Korean Group  Is Deadlocked   Russians Object To Consultations

US-Soviet Korea Conference Reaches Another Impasse Reds Object to Korean Consultations

RUSSO-AMERICAN PARLEY ON KOREA REACHES IMPASSI   Soviets Object To Consultation With “Certain Politieal Groups”

TERMINAL BONDS NOT NEGOTIABLE   Government Warns They're  Not Same as Cash

12 Steps Outlined For Final Victory   Observers Have Long Awaited Announcement Of Communist ‘Free State’

HOUSE GROUP REFUGES ANY MORE MONEY   Apprepriation Wiped Out on Ground Program Is “Out of Tune?

SEEK TO STOP PCA TALK AT INDEPENDENCE HALL   Hollywood Notables Scheduled Tc Speak-—Trouble Is Feared

24 KILLED AND - 49 ARE INJURED   Fire Breaks Out in Train North of Berlin

Bellboy Is" Indicted in Girl’s Death   Youth Charged With Assault on Nurse; Bady Was  Found in Lake

SAVING FOR U. 8. SEEN IN GERMAN INDUSTRIAL PLAY   Boost in Production May Cut Bill American and British Taxpayers Now Pay $2,000,000,000 a Year.   MOTOR CAR OUTPUT TO BE QUADRUPLED   Fewer Plants, for Which Reds Clamor, to Be Available for Reparations—Living Standard to Be Hiked.

Would Boost Living Scale   U. S.-British Plan Cuts Russian Reparation; Bie Rise In Exports

More Exporls, Higher Living   Production To Soar On Steel,, Autos and Chemicals:

REPARATIONS TO RUSSIA SLASHED BY PROGRAM   - Ceiling On German Industry In U. S. And British Occupation Zones To Be Raised To 1936 Level

INDUSTRY PLAN FOR GERMANY IS ANNOUNCED   Big Increase in Plant Output Provided By New Program

US and Britain Raise German Plant Ceilings   Act Independently To Raise Standard Of Living In Their Zones

 ae a ee RCN ae eee  ‘OUTPUT OF REICH FACTORY IS ‘BOOSTED TO THE LEVEL OF 1936

Ceiling On German Industry In U.S. And British Occupation Zones To Be Raised To 1936 Level

Flood Nearing Record Level in South Nebraska   lowa Towns Along Twe Rivers Also Braced For Higher Water

Expect Reach Flood Record Of ‘Big Muddy’   At Rulo, Was .31) Foot Below All-Time Record; Columbus Hit By Loup.

FLOOD LEVEL ON MISSOURI NEAR RECORD   Swollen Stream Only .31 of a Foot Below the AllTime High at Rulo, Neb., as It Tries to Absorb Tributary Crests.

Swollen River Nears Record Flood Levels   Missouri Tries To Take Surplus From Tributaries

River Nears Record Flood Stage   Swollen Missouri Nov Trying to Absorb Tributaries’ Overflow

‘Big Muddy’ Nears Record  Flood Crests   Swollen Missouri Spreads Destruction; Highway, Rail Communications in Wide Area Severed

NLRB Favors Some Chan oes In Labor Laws   Some Jurisdictional Strikes Other Activities Held Unfair Would Be Banned

NLRB SUGGESTS CONGRESS BAN SOME STRIKES  Asks Lawmakers Beware Of Most Proposals For Law Changes

Hurricane Box Score: Cities Chewed To Bits, Thousands Made Homeless

MISSISSIPPI COASTAL  AREA PERHAPS WORS]  HURT BY HURRICANE DOZEN DEATHS FEARED  IN GULFPORT, BILOXI; DAMACES IN MILLIONS

Carleen Hess, Connie Burton ‘Lost’ on Lake   Huge Traffic Jam as Fire Department Called Out On Search

Carleen Hess, Connie Burton ‘Lost’ on Lake   2 ee ee   Huge Traffic Jam as Fire Department Called Out ~ On Search

DOCTOR, ON STAND, DENIES CHARGES   Young Gettysburg Physician Testifies—Case Continues In. Adams Court With Eleven Jurors

Denies He Raped  Woman Patient    Gettysburg Phy Physician Testifies In Own  Behalf At Trial.

Flood Control Plan Is Urged By President   Comprehensive Pian For Entire Region Affected By Floods This Year Is Favored By Truman

President Asks Broader — Fodd Control Program   Would Create Missouri Valley Authority Patterned After TVA; Other Flood Control Work Needed, He Adds.

Author of Lee Expose Detained at Airport   U.S. Army Wins Release of Robert C. Ruark, Columnist. at Ciampino

REVISE STATE RULES TO GAIN FEDERAL FUNDS   Blue Changes Health Set-Up

sHouse Bill Seeks To Abolish State Welfare Board  Ways and Means Group Also Asks  Full Invectiantian

METHODISM MAKING STEADY PROGRESS   Reports Submitted At Ecumenical Conference Being Held In Springfield. Mass.

American Methodism Grows Richer. World Conference Delegates Told

School Sports, Other Activities Hit By Ruling  PIAA, Plays. Trips Outside Realm Legal . They Must Enter

Three Young Men Die as Car Hits Two Buses   24 Passengers On One Carrier Suffer Injuries

Truman Asks Plane Probe   Investigation Into Air Safety Ordered; Army Men Killéd

Air Safety Inquiry Ordered by Truman   Board to Begin Quiz Tuesday; Reason for DC-4 Crash Unknown

Pilot's Error Seen as Main Reason For Crash of Airliner on Mouniain

OFFICIALS BELIEVE NAVIGATION ERROR COST LIVES OF 50   Full-scale Investigation of Airplane Crash to Be Started Tomorrow ; Reports Studied.  ee ee ae ef  ret 4 O87 WNC

Truman Orders Air Safety Survey   Navigation Error May Have Caused 50 Deaths in Virginia

Truman Calls For Airplane  Crash Probe   Accidents Claim 65 During Week-End; Sergeant Saves 20 In Kentucky

Gov't Probes Four Week-En¢ Plane Crashes   Truman Orders Investigation Of Air Safety

THINK ERROR IN NAVIGATION CAUSED GRASH   Full Scale Investigation 0 Crash Ordered By Pres. Truman

CAA Investigates Four Air Crashes as Truman Orders Full Probe of Atr Satety

President Truman Express es “Deep Goncern” Ove: Series Of Air Tragedies: Reveal Plane Too Low

Navigation Error Blamed In Crash   Truman Orders Full-Scale Investigation  Into Whole Field Of Air Safety Program

Truman Orders Full Probe of Air Safety   Special Board of Inquiry Appointed

SHED DEFIES MacARTHUR ORDERS  ‘Bow IoMe, Then To Emperor, Sun Goddess Tells Followers 

Ferwing Police Nab Defiant ‘Sun Goddess’      Defied Gen. MacArthur Directives; Told Cultists: ‘Bow to Me First, Then to Emperor’

Japanese Police Nab Defiant ‘Sun Goddess’   Defied Gen. MacArthur Directives; Told Cultists: ‘Bow to Me First, Then to Eniperor’ ,

‘Mentally Unbalanced’ Japanese ‘Sun  Goddess’ Jailed For Beina ‘God’

Jap Police Take a Beating But Capture Defiant Sun Goddess   Ordered Cultists: Bow First To Me

SUN GODDESS IN JAPAN ARRESTED   Woman Is Held For Defying General MacArthur's Directives

GEORGIA GOVERNOR IS FORCE VS LAW   Roger Babson Declares That Political Tangle Savors Too Much Of The Sort Of Means Communists Employ.

Babson’s Authentic Statement  Says Lieutenant Governor of Georgia Is Setting Nation ig sc: .

SGHUCL INVOLVED IN LIQUOR LICENSE   Poseyville Residents Say Legion to Infringe on Playground.

Sen. Ferguson Will Vote Against Confirmation of David Lilienthal

Parents Can Do Much to Prepare Their Children for First Day of School

ALEMAN GIVEN HUGE WELCOME   Mexico’s President Met By Cheering Thousands In New York

Aleman, In New York, Asks Hemispheric Solidarity   Mexican President, Greeted By 1,500,000, Declares t-"- * Nations Widest Experiment Yet Attempted By Man To Abolish War

Aleman Gets Vast Welcome To New York; Truman Decorates ‘Him, Praises His Friendship

Aleman Feted By New York   Million And Half See Procession In  Light Rain

vPresident Aleman Of Mexico Gets a Wild N.Y. Welcome   Over 1,500,000 Line Route of Parade in Honor of Visitor

New York Greets Aleman   Showers of Ticker Tape and Huge, Cheer ing Crowd Welcome Mexican President

Bands and Military Units Blare Welcome to New  '* Yorks Tieker Tape  Showers Dewn

Aleman Given Noisy Welcome New York City   Million And Half Line Parade Route

Georgia Court Says Thompson  Is Governor   Talmadge Ousted in 5-2 Decision: Vows to Take Case to People

Court Ousts Talmadge  As Governor  In Georgia Tribunal Gives — Job to Thompson; Talmadge To Take  Hie laca tn Dannl.

TALMADGE OUSTED; THOMPSON CLAIMS TO OFFICE UPHELD   Georgia Supreme Court Rules Against Champion of White Supremacy in Governorship Row.   HOLDS HIS ELECTION BY LEGISLATURE VOID   Talmadge Bows to Decision and Moves Out of Executive Offices He Seized 9 Weeks Ago.

Thompson ts Recognized As Governor   Claimant Yields; Vows To Take His Case ‘To People’

Talmadge Loses Job  in Georgia   Supreme © Court Says ’ Thompson Is’ Governor And‘He Takes Over

Lieut. Gov. Thompson Takes Over Post  Talmadge Is Ousted By Supreme Court

Georgia Court Holds Thompsor  ‘Is Governor  TT nlimarioam Ta lava l nee 1A BeAnls   Talmadge To Take Case To People; Moves Out Of Mansion, Capitol

In 5 to 2 Decisiun Court Declares Thompson the     Governor ot Georgia. Yalmadge to ‘lake Case ‘fo the Peuple

Talmadge Is Rejected As Georgia Gov.   Thompson Takes Over State Duty

Disappointed Claimant Will Call on People   Election Action of State Legislature Is Voided by Tribunal

Talmadge Out As Governor: Election Void   Ousted Champion of White Supremacy Yields Georgia Office

GEORGIA HIGH COURT TOSSES TALMADGE OUT   Split 5 To 2 Decision Rules Thompson Is Legal Governor

Talmadge Ousted by High Court   State Supreme Bench Voids Legislative Action

Young Talmadge Loses Fight for  Governor's Job  He'll Take Case to People as He Yields Post to Thompson

WARREN SPLIT ON TAX ISSUE   -No Sign of Political Parting Visible, However   @ PAUL MALLON—  Finds Political Situation Shaping Up Like Unending Pretzel

~CONFERENCE DEADLOCK — ° Dewey, Warren Split On State-U. S. Taxes

DEWEY AND WARREN SPLIT ON TAX ISSUE   No Sign of Political Parting Visible. However

RUSSIANS READY TO NEGOTIATE ON ‘LEND=LEASE” SCALE   ‘Ready to Start Talks on Repay ment of Huge Debt Contracted During War

Action Follows 6 Requests by United States   Ambassador Novikov : Named Soviet Negotiator

Russia Agrees to Talk About Settlement of \Lend Lease Debt to U.S.

. ) OWE U. §. $11 BILLION — ; Russia to Discuss — Lend-Lease Payment

SOVIETS ACCOUNT TOTALS 11 BILLION   s+ Tatks Will Begin When Envoy Novikov Returns

' f  Russia Agrees to Negotiate _ Lend-Lease Settlement with U.S

RUSSIA TO DISCUSS. LEND-LEASE BILL   Will Open Negotiations fo  Seiusteasnand

_Late News Bulletins  Russia Agrees to Negotiate Lend-Lease Bill Settlement

Russia Agrees To Lend Lease Pay Negotiations   Talks on 11 Billion Account With U. S. To Be Held in Washington

$11 Billion War Loan Subject   Novikov, Willard Thorp Negotiators; May Discuss Postwar Help to Soviet

Russia Will Talk Lend Lease Deal   Agrees To Negotiate $11,100,000,000 Wartime Account With U. S.

Russia Agrees To Begin Settlement Of U. S. Account   Asks Billion Post-War Loan

REDS FINALLY TO TALK DEBTS   Agree to Discuss LendLease With UV. S.

Soviets Agree to Talk About Lend-lease Debt   Conversations Will Be’ Held in Capital---Had lenored Other Requests

SCORCHING HEAT SEARS COUNTRY   Temperatures Sent to 100-Degrree Mark by Burning Sun

Burning Sun Again Sending Tem. peratures Soaring Into High 90's And Above 100 Mark; Coasts Enjoy Cool Spell   TRISTATE AREA ENGULFED RY HEAT

HIGH OFFICIALS ABOARD Twenty Feared Dead As Plane Found Wrecked In Philippines

Conservation Merger Measure To Be Rewritfen   Opponents of New State Department Are Given Hearing

CONSERVATION ‘MERGER STUDIED   Redrafting of Proposed Measure Planned by Group

STATE’S EVIDENCE SCORED  Arguments Are Heard In Jim Thomas Appeal Case

Temperature Drops to 70 Today Alter 1.12 Inch Downpou   LAST RAIN, AUGUST 25

HEATS GRIP SS BROKEN BY RAIN   Temperature Drops to 70 Degrees T  oday After  1.12 Inch Downpou   LAST RAIN, AUGUST 25

STATE GENERAL REVENUE BALANCE NEAR $176,000,000 AT END OF DECEMBER

Portal Claims to Be Allowed for  Tax Deductions   Treasury Ruling Means Vast Readjustment Of War Contracts If Suits Are Successful

TREASURY RULES. PAD CLAIMS AE TAX DEDUCTIBLE   Government Faces Huge Loss If. Courts Uphoid  Baw din Seite.

PORTAL CLAIMS MADE SUBIECT TQ TAX REFIEE   ‘Employers Will Be Allowed Refunds, Treasury Announces ~   NOTHING YET SETTLED      Congress May Outlaw Suits by Unions; Sums Asked Are Inflated

EMPLOYEES * PAY TAX ON * 1916 RATES   Final Amount Paid Will Be Small

Firms Paying Portal Claims te Get Tax Relief  Government Would Fe rit inva ts

Employers May: Claim Portal Pay Tax Relief, U.S. Treasury Ruling

Employees Receiving Back, Payments -Would be Taxed at Current Rates

BACK PAY COSTS TO GUT TAXES:   Firms May Collect fo Years Involved

TAX RELIEF ON PTP PAYMENTS, TREASURY SAYS   Treasury Decision Reached In Favor Of Employers Who Pay

Employers Losing Portal Cases to Get Federal Tax Relief   Government Will Let Firms Amend Returns, Get Refunds

‘Ole Double Debbil Eye’ Offers ‘Trumpet Plaver Chance of Lifetime

Alligator Wrestling's Advantages Over Hurricane-Chasing Painted. By Hal Boyle on Gulf Coast Front

The Hurricane Which Struck ‘Gulf Coast Reminded Many Veterans of Battlefields

Blow By Blow Account  ‘Ole Double Debbil Eye,’ A Real Granddaddy Hurricane

Nation’s Holiday Death Toll Lists 153 Persons  Ry ASSOCIATED PRESS

Labor Duy Traffic Toll Is Mounting  Totals Are Below 250 Figure Set By Safety Council

STRIKERS FIND PICKET” ‘LINE BROKEN BY. USE OF HELICOptTre crower

ZION LUTHERAN CH CHURCH Wadena, Iowa H. A. Wilke, Pastor  Wha enawintan «rl mmten nib 1. eo. ea

Predicts Ample Steel Production   Father Would Swap Eye for Home To Rent

Alaskan Ship Reaches Wharf: Hull Pierced   High Winds, Waves Batter Ship ‘After ~ {t Runs Aqround

Rep. Bell and Rep. Reeves of Missouri Starts Movement.   Chief Executive Has $28,000 Left After Paying Federal Taxes.

Late News Bulletins  Two Missouri Congressmen Propose Presidential Pension

Track Line Operator Dies After Fight With Trooper   Auto Dealer Had Been: Arrested For Law Violation— No Charges Preferred Pending Full  Invectiantian

Auto Dealer Dies Following Fight With Md. Trooper At Wicomico Jail

Loss In Ebensburg Fire Last Night Expected To Run As High As $90,000

’  , @ PAUL MALLON—  ‘Notes People Regaining Senses in All Ways, Even in Art

Canada's Cardinal Dies At 63   Rodrigue Villeneuve Passes Away In A California Convent

597 Millions Rock Bottom France, Austria, Italy Aid Figure, Marshall Claims

Marshall Urges  Prompt Approva Of Huge Loan   $597,000,000 Termed Minimum Figure for France, Italy, Austria

 Settlement Likely To Ease Health Menace  City Workers Strike In Paris Terminated

United States Accused Of Crude Interference In Greek Domestic Aid

YANK INTERFERENGE CHARGED BY SOVIET IN NEW U.N. DEBATE  GROMYKO MAKES MAJOR RUSSIAN POLICY KNOWN ON BALKANS PROBLEMS

Russ ACCUSse U.S. of Meddling   Crude Interference in Greek Affairs Claimed by Gromyko; Says Soviet Will Veto U.N: Action on Balkan Proposals

—United Nations—   Russians Threaten New Veto   t. S. Is Accused Of Interference In Greek Affairs

3 FEARED DEAD IN CRASH OF PLANE   Navy Bomber Falls into Ocean Off California: Hunt Survivors.

Proponents and Opponents to Closed Shops in State... Air Their Views —   CHARGE ATTEMPT MADE TO ‘RAILROAD’ MEASURE

2 WOMEN, 2 MEN DIE IN AIR CRASH   DOCTOR, HIS WIFE AND TWO GUESTS ViCTIMS OF OKLAHOMA ACCIDENT,

Four Chickashe Peonle Killed   Decter, Wife, Nurse and Former Weweka Berd Di: rector Bie in Plane Crash

Four Die in Plane Crash At Chickasha   Dr. Roy Emanuel! and Wife, Miss Hickman, Nurse; Everett Wilcox, Music Dealer, Victims

BABSON DISCUSSES SCHOOL PROBLEMS   Says Need Is Not So Much For More School Money; Rather For Better Teachers Plus a Greater Desire To Learn. Favors Adult Education.

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT. .   BABSON DISCUSSES SCHOO!  wTaiwvwFrreeae

School Taxes Discussed By Babson Today   NOTED ECONOMIST HITS AT RAISING LEVIES IN Ty. Ss.

Stir Hopes. Of Averting Coal Strike   President of United Mine Workers and Mine Owners In Conference

NEW COAL ACCORD 1S REPORTED NEAR: DESCRIBE. OFFERS   Lewis and Large Part of Industry Believed to Be Close to Agreement; Hold Meetings.   SUGGESTIONS MADE BY SENATOR TAFT

AGREEMENT ON MINERS’ WAGES BELIEVED NEAR  Deal Expected to Be Worked Out During Secret Conferences.

‘Deal’ May Come From Talks Today   Taft Calls On Both Sides To Reach Early Agreement: Defends Labor Law

35c Increase Assured Men In 2 Sections   Contracts to Leave Southern Operators As Lone Holdouts

ONBRINK © OF NEW COAL AGREEMENT   Lewis. and  Mine Owners Not Far .Apart on Wages

Operators And Lewis May Agree   Government Looks For Important Development Soon

WAGE PACT MAY HEAD OFF STRIKE OF COAL MINERS   Industrial Sources Report Progress Toward Peaceful Settlement

Lewis Seeks to_ Escape Penalties  Under New Law   Agreement May Come Today on Wage Offer of U. S. Steel, Pittsburgh Coal

May Seal Deal Today To Head Off Nation Wide Coal Strike Next Week   Secret Meetings Between Lewis And Large Segment Of Coal Industry From Northern And  Western Fields Believed Near Agreement.

NEW COAL PACT TO END STRIKE BELIEVED NEAR   Board of Inquiry Urged if Two Sides Are Unable To Head Off Shutdown

WageAgreement Believed Near For Coal Miners   Lewis in Conference With Operators and Developments Hinted

Agreement On New Contract Being Pushed   Swift Progress Is Reported Made In Secret Meetinas

Lewis, Coal Mine Owners on Brink Of New Contract   Industry Is Optimistic That Deal May Come from Secret Meets

Report Miners Ready Te Sign   Head Off Goal Strike Next Week By Action About T) Take Place

‘OSCAR DERBY’ LIST COMPLETE   Three Former Winners Among Nominees For Leading Places

Entry List For “Oscar Derby” Complete; Many More Celebrities Mentioned

Film ‘Oscar’ Entry List Complete: British Stars. Pictures Win Spot

All Plants in Britain Closed   Coal Crisis Affects Stock Exchange   Durant Court Martial Resumes   Mother Slays Her Daughter with Gun   AeA Swewe FA Fi ASS   Nominations Made for Annual ‘Oscar Derby’

Heavy Rains Blanket State: Three Killed   Flood Warning Is Issued In Dallas Area: Rains Said Benefit To Crops

Strive To Find Plan Acceptable To All Members   Holy Lands’ Future At Stake As Result Of Hot Debate

New Hotel Sales Force Has First Meeting On _ Tuesday Evening Here

Find $1,000,000 ir Drugs on Ship   Heroin Seized in N.Y. on French Tars

Republicans To Talk Over Rent, Susar Controls   51 Senators Called To: gether But No Decision Likely.

51 Republicans Will Hold Perley  On Sugar, Rents   Senators Called to Meet on Control Issues; Party Has Various  Ee a oer ee Oe

ATTEMPT TO REACH UNITED DECISION ON RENT CONTRO!   Fifty-one Republican Senator: Called Together Today.   SUGAR ALSO INCLUDED   Several Members Said They Were Dubious About the Prospects.

Republican Senators Call Huddle To Decide Future Of Sugar, Rent Controls

SEN. TAFT CALLS POLICY MEETING OF 51 SENATORS   HOUSE VOTES 286-54 TO EXTEND RATIONING OF SUGAR TO OCT. 31

Meeting Called To Stady Future Of Sugar, Rents   Republican Senators Said Dubious As To Reaching ‘ Agreement On Contrals

Republican Solons Hold Meet to Talk Sugar, Rent  United Decision Being Sought But Many Have Varying Views

GOP SENATOR  MEET 10 TALK CONTROLS FOR RENTS, SUGAR   Widely Differing Views Expressed By Members On Gov’t Controls

KLAN YIELDS TTS CHARTER   But Action in: Georgia: Deesn’t “Mean -Organization  * . Definitely 14. Dead

KU KLUX KLAN DROPS CHARTER   DECLINES TO FIGHT REVOCATION SUIT IN GEORGIA COURT

U. S. Steel, Pittsburgh Consolidated ' Coal  Urge Other Operators To Meet Lewis’ Terms

Lewis Demands May Be Grante  U.S. Steel, Pittsburgh Coal Reported Back Of No-Strike Move

‘Miners Start On ae Which ‘May Mean Strike   Mines To Go Back To Owners; Operators To Talk Settlement

Consol, U. S. Steel Rumored Backing Offer      Fairless and Humphrey Meet With UMW’s Chiefs Report Basic Demands Must Be Met   Negotiations Set  To Open Tuesday   “National Emergency” As Provided in Labor Bill Out Since No Swike Will Exist Legally

Cause Settlement Hopes To Rise  Fairless, Humphrey Confer With Lewis

2 Industries Take Lead In Movement   Wage And Hour Settlement In Full Advocated

Move To Nip Strike Given Strong Hand. Reports Say   Hopes Of Settlement Rise After Meeting Of Major Operators

Said Ready.     MeetDemand John L. Lewis   Steel and Coal Heads Hold Secret Conference With the Miners Boss

2 Coal Units Ready to Meet Union Terms   Move Comes After  Secret Conference With ‘Ross’ Lewis

Peace With Miners  Sought By Industry   Movement Underway To Avert Nation-wide Walkout By Meeting Full Wage, Hour Demands Made By Lewis

Deadline for New Contract Due in 10 Days   Two Big Firms Said Ready to Yield to Lewis

Unannounced  Meeting Held In Washington  Contract Must Be Signed July &

John Foster Dulles Leaves Today for [France on Personal Trip to Study. French Situation. 

Russia Proposes Two-Month Delay In Treaty Study  Suggests Big Four Each Draw Up Pact

Soviet Proposes Each Power Draw Germany Treaty   Surprise Move Would Have Big Four Decide After Two-Month Dela

EACH OF BiG-4 DRAFT TREATY   W ould Have Individual Drafts Completed In Two Months

Molotov Makes Surprise Offer On German Pact   Proposes That Each Of “Big Four’ Powers Prepare Treaty Draft

Molotov Makes Surprise Offer .  Urges Powers Draft Own Peace Proposals

MOLOTOV MAKES ‘TREATY. PROPOSAL   SUGGESTS EACH OF BIG 4 PREPARE OWN DRAFT OF GEEMAN PEACE PACT.

Liquor Control Bill Defended By Its Author  Local Option Cited As Only One Provision

Lewis A. Douglas Chosen by Truman As Envoy to London  Te sie eeiciriie Line bdald  ana   Arizonan Has Held Long List of Public Offices

Lewis W. Douglas Is Named Envoy To Great Britain  Senators Praise Truman’s Choice

Douglas Gets British Pos!   Former Director of Budget Named Ambassador To Britain

DOUGLAS NAMED BRITISH ENVOY   Truman Names Arizonan, 52, To Succeed Late 0. Max Gardner

NAME FORMER BUDGET HEAD AMBASSADOR   Lewis W. Douglas : Truman Choice For Post in Britain

Lewis Douglas Named Envoy To Great Britaix   Former Budget Head Once Broke Sharply With New Dealers

No Easing Of Anti-Trust  Enforcement  His Proposal Or Nothing, He Says 

Specific Recommendations for Price, Wage Controls Will Be Submitted Soon

Iruman Attacks Republican Plan As ‘Inadequate’  Nothing Less Than

President Takes Sharp Issue With GOP Price Plan   Calls Again for Passage of Entire 10-Point Anti Inflation Program   OPPOSES RELAXATION OF ANTITRUST LAWS   To Be Enforced to Limit as Long as He Is Executive, Truman Says

CHIEF BRANDS RIVAL MEASURE ‘AS INADEQUATE   10-Point Program Must Be Approved President Warns Congress.   APPROVAL SEEN   Democrats Reported Will. ing to Go' Along on Substitute Bill,

Says Approval Of Administration  Proposals Vital   Tells Congress Anything Short Of Demo 10-Point Prograva Insufficient; Is Shaping Specific Plan

GOP Inflation Plan Too Weak.  Truman Says   ‘President Says Anti-Trust Laws Will Be  Enforced

President Say: His Plan s Only One   Price Control Bills  To Be Submitted

Truman Hits  G.0.P. Plan To Cut Costs  ‘Inadequate, He Says; to Offer Own Laws Soon

AOMOUOUL PTECAAMES ([OAAG: Re - Organization. of Governmentto Be Sought Later 

APPROVAL DUE G.0.P. PLANTO CURB INFLATION   Democrats To Go Along And Blame Republicans If Voluntary Bid Fails

TRUMAN SAYS G.0.P. REINS INADEQUATE   President Says Nothing Short of His Own 10Point Plan to Combat Inflation Will Control Living Costs.

President Looks Over GOP Wage, Price Measure   Says Less Than His Administration’s Program Inadequate

White House Soon to Submit Specific Legisla tion Covering Wage and Price Controls.

‘Truman Insists on  Controls Takes Exception To GOP Proposal To Alfow Industry To Snread Sunniie-:

Newsmen Told Counter - Bill Is Tnadequate       President Also Blasts-O) ; position Program To'Re-'  ) Tax Country's “Antic © “Trust Levislatio?      Republicans Push Hard -For Passage   GOP Proposal Would: Let  Business Agree to Hold’  Costs Down, Escape * Trt Charee

Will Offer Price-Wage Control Legislation To Congress In Few Days   Opposes Republican Four-Point Anti Inflation Prgoram And All Attempts To Relax Any Of Anti-Trust Regulations.

G.0.P. Price Plan to Get Swift Action   Truman Attacks Republican Progra As Inadeauate

Anything Less Than His Bill Is ‘Inadequate’   GOP Pian Nears Quick Approval; Demos Say It Will ‘Flop’

Says Republican Wages and Price Control Plans Not Enough To Halt Inflation; Enforcement Of Anti-Trust Laws To Be Vigorously Pursued,: He Says

President Hits Idea of Easing Antitrust Law   Won't Assent To Help N.E. Fuel Oil Crisis

PRESIDENT TRUMAN MEETS GOP COUNTER-PROPOSALS FOR WAGE, PRICE LEGISLATIVE ACTION   All Ten Points as Outlined Will Be Covered  In Message to Congress—Anti-Trust Laws Are To Be Enforced by Administration—F creign Aid Bill May Be Increased by Amendmeni— Gates of Holy City Are Barred by British

DEMOS WILLING FOR OPPONENTS TO TAKE BLAME   Democrats May Give Approval To Substitute Anti-Inflation Bill Just To Show Need For Sterner Measures.

PRESIDENT HITS 6.0.P. PROPOSAL   Says Anti-Trust Laws Will Not Be Relaxed

Truman Insists Own Plan Best To Halt Inflatior   GOP Program Inadequate, President Says

TRUMAN TAKES EXCEPTION 10 GOP’S PROGRAM   President Tells Conference Price-Wage Legislation Nearing Congress

PRESIDENT HITS BACK AT GOP ECONOMIC PLAN   Truman Says Anything Unde His 10-Point Program Will Be Inadequate

Democrat Declares Republicans Fight Three Alarm Fire With ‘Garden Hose’ Policy: Anti-Trust Laws are fo Stand

Truman Against Trust Exemption   Rejects ‘Republican Anti-Inflation Idea

Truman Hits Anti-Trust Law Exemption; Calls For Entire Anti-Inflation Program

Insists On Full 10-Point  Powers   President Defends Own Plan To Cut Living Costs

Wage, Price Bill Prepared   Republican Proposal Termed Inadequate

President Says Republican Plan Is Not Adequate   Complete Passage  Of Original Urged

READIES COST GONTROL PLAN HOR GONGAES   Truman Will Submit Detailed and Specific Proposals for Legislation.

GOP Proposal Is Opposed By President   Wage and Price Legislation Coming Up

President Insists His  Plan Is Best   Sees Republican Attempt To Weaken Anti-Trust Laws

Republicans’ Proposal Introduced in House; Early Approval Is Seen

TRUMAN HOLDS 10 OWN PLAN ON PAY, PRICES   president Counters Progran of G.O.P. with Insistence on His 10 Points.

Truman Insists On 10-Point Measure To Curb Inflation   Says Republican 4-Point Plan Is « ‘No Substitute’ For Vital Program

President Say: His Plan Is Only One   ‘Price Control! Bills To Be Submitted To Congress Shortly

STANDS AGAINST RELAXATION OF ANTITRUST LAW  DEMOCRATIC SOLONS   DEMOCRATIC SOLONS PREDICT FAILURE OF REPUBLICAN PLANS

Legislation On Prices, Wages To Be Offered.   President Says ‘He Will Enforce Anti-Truct Law

President Says Anything Short Is Inadequate   Republicans Drive For Approval of GOP Bill By Nightfall Today

see Quick OK On Substitute   Even Leaders O: President's Owr Partv Urae Passacae

Wage and Price Setting Powers. Will Be Sought  AQP Anavtnfter:   GOP Anti-Inflation Inadeawate. He Says

Truman Says Only His Plan Meets Needs   President Criticises Republican Program; Yo Submit Legislation To Congress Soon

Wage and Price Control Measure To Be Submitted   President Assails GOP Plan But Quick Approval Seems Likely.

Strict Control Action Needed, He Asserts   Anti-Trust Laws Will Be Enforced, President Asserts

Truman Calls House Ideas ‘Inadequate’   Ten-Point Program To Curb Prices Only One to Do Job, Chief Executive Says

Truman Stands On Program To Halt Inflation   SESE,  PRESIDENT OPPOSES GOP PROPOSALS AS INADEQUATE

Threaten “March” on Legislature and Governor Herbert, at 3 2. M. Tuesday — Legislature Considers Unemployment Compensation Bilt to Increase Jobless Pay.

Frank Hague, Boss Of Jersey City, Will Quit Post June 16°:   Will Be Succeeded by. Nephew---To Remain’ Active in Politics

‘Boss’ Hague to Retire as Mayor   Nephew to Succeed Political Leader

Boss Frank Ending Rule 030 Years   © Retain Other Posts; Long Ran His City With Iron Hand.

Plans To Keep His Post On Democratic National Committee; Act Is Surprising

HAGUE TO RESIGN AS JERSEY CHIEF   Decides To Retire June 16; Nephew Will Be Mayor

Mayor Hague, Jersey City, Resigns Post   Fabulous Career Ended Abruptly By 71-Year-Old  Democratic Boss

Hague, Jersey Mayor, Resigns  Stormy Political   Stormy Political Figure Will Be Succeeded by Nenhew

HAGUE 10 RESIGN ASJERSEY MAYOR   Political Boss Will Step Down from Office on June 17

Hague Will Quit As Mayer  Politician Anneunces   Politician Anneunces Retirement On June 16

‘Boss’ Hague To Resign   Mayor of Jersey City, And Powerful Demo. Leader for 30 Years Announces -. Retirement

Mayor Hague to Quit Post on June 16   Jersey City Head to Be Replaced by Hic Nanhew

MAYOR HAGUE GF JERSEY GHY, N. J. IS TO RETIRE   Announced With Sudden Abruptness Teday He Was Quitting.   A FABULOUS CAREER   Fought His Way Out of the Poorest District to Be Powerful Figure.

Leaving Jersey City Post, Held For Past 30 Yrs   Tivear-old Democrat Turns Post (ver to Nephew: Stave in National, State Politics

Hague Will Quit June 16 as Mayor; ath Anniversary   Fabulous Politieu Career Wil End With Tis Acti Nephew Is tn Seer

Mayor Hague Declares He Will-Retire   Veteran Jersey Political Boss Will Refinquish Office in Pavor of His Nephew.

HAGUE RETIRES IN JERSEY CITY   New Jersey Political Boss Of Many Years Steps Out Of Mayor's Office; Nephew To Take Over.

Frank ‘Boss’ Hague Retires As Mayor Of Jersey City; Will Be Succeeded By Nephew   To Pass On The Heavy Burden OF Administrative Duties To Younger Men

JERSEY MAYOR TO QUIT POST   DEMOCRATIC PARTY BOSS STEPS DOWN AFTER 30 YEARS

Mayor Haque To Refire June 16  Powerful Boss Held Post Thirty Years

After 30 Years    Democratic Mayor Retires June 17; Picks Nephew  as Successor

Hague To Retire As Jersey City Mayor, Ending Dynasty Of 30 Years

MAYOR HAGUE QUITS OFFICE   Jersey City Political Head Retires June 16

Nephew Takes Over. i! ee  Boss Hague Quits Job As Jersey City Chief

Hague Retires Mayor Job At Jersey City   New Jersey Political Boss Steps Down In Favor of His Nephew

FRANK HAGUE TO QUIT Is JERSEY CITY HEAD   Power In Democratic Circles To Relinquish Grip

‘Boss’ Hague Steps Down   Jersey Mayor Ending  34. Years in Office

BOSS HAGUE, 71, WILL STEP OUT   Announcement of Retirement Surprise to Politicos

Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City Says His Fabulous Political Career Is Over

BOSS HAGUE WILL QUIT JERSEY CITY OFFICE OF MAYOR ON 17TH OF JUNE

MAYOR HAGUE, OF JERSEY CITY, 10. RESIGN JUNE 1]   Democratic “Bess” Willi Be _ ' Suceeeded By His Own  Neapnhew —

Minnesota Townsfolk Raise Fund  To Give Disfigured Youth ‘New Life’

Heavy Rain, High Winds Hit In New England  New York City Also Drenched by Heavy Downpour

Sports Given FBI Warning   Clean Out “Scum” Or Face Wrath Of Public: Hoover

Byrd Urges Aid PlanBe Turned Over To U.N.   Would Kick Russia Out Of Council If She Vetoes It

Russia Would Be Expelled if She Used Veto   Senator Declares Showdown With Soviet Union Is Necessary

KICK REDS OUT OF U. N., SAYS SENATOR BYRD   Virginian Wants Foes Of World Peace Outside The Family Fold

Would Kick Soviet Out of U.N. If She Vetoes Plan  Senator Says No Use Trying t y_ Appea ase ant Talwe

Communism Point Held —  Key To Test Strength:      Senator Byrd Proposes Show-Dewn Action To Determime. Future Tactics

BYRD WANTS U.N. TO JUDGE AlN TO GREECE   Senator Asks Peace Body To Dismiss Russia if Reds Veto Proposal

TOUGH POLICY WITH SOVIETS IS ADVOCATEI   Now Is The Time To Hari A Showdown, Sen. Byrd Declares

Byrd Proposes United Nations +Take Greek Plan   If Soviets Veto Issue Senator in Favor of Action

Byrd Proposes Turning Greek  Aid Over to UN   Senator Wants Russia Kicked Out of UN If She Vetoes Action

Test Case On Russia Urged By Sen. Byrd   Would Kick Sovict Out Of UN If Veto On Greek Aid Used

Byrd Asks Showdown With Reds   “Hand Truman Plan Te U.N., Oust Russia lf She Vetoes.”

Byrd Wants Russia Kicked Out Of U.N.   Senator Proposes Action In Event  Soviets Veto U. 8S. Aid To Creece

Proposes U.N. Handle  Aid Program   Byrd Urges Action Against Russia in Case. Veto Used

Kick Russ Out of UN Byrd Says   Veto-Of U.S. Aid To Greece Would Be Good Time Senator Feels

[BYRD PROPOSES GREEK PROBLEM BE HANDED UL N.   Senator in Favor of Kicking  Russia Out of Peace Organization if She Vetoes Aid.   CRITICIZES SOVIET OBSTRUCTIVE TACTICS   Most Congressmen Predict King George’s Death Will Have Little Effect on Truman’s Program.

Byrd Proposes UN Act On Aid Program   Senator Suggested Russic be Kicked Out if She Vetoes It

Byrd Urges Aid Plans Be Handed U:N., Soviet Ousted if Veto Is Used

Would Submit Greek-Turkish Plan To U. N.  Throw Russia Out For Vato. He Save

Virginia Senator Calls for Showdowr With Russia Now; Hits Obstructive, Selfish Tactics

400 ARE SAVED BY ALERT ACTION   Teacher Sees Sag in Roof, Marches All Out as Roof  Ealle in

SEATTLE PLANE CRASH KILLS 4 OF PASSENGERS   Four-Engine Transport Destroyed After Overshooting Airfield   MANY ABOARD CRAFT REPORTED INJURED

Immediate Income Tax Cut Urged   Spnate Committee Approve: House Bill—Before Sen ate Next Week

TAIL SECTION BREAKS OFF — «hes Air Tragedies Around Globe © Claim 174 Lives Within 24 Hours   CRASHES AT A CLANCE

RAGING RIVER LEVELING OUT AT ST. LOUIS   DIKES HOLD BACK MISSISSIPPI AT RECORD HIGH

RIVER RISING AFTER 2-INCH RAIN IN ARE!   Mississippi Flattens Out At St. Louis After Record

Danger From Flood Drops At St. Louis   River Levels OTf After Surging To Record High Point

103-Year Peak Hit By River   Mississippi Flattens Out After One Dike Is Breached

© aw eatant Imire ar bvaaS5aSSi py ph Caacvens  Out at 103-Year Iligh

MISSISSIPPI — IS CRESTED; TOPS 103 YEAR MARK   St. Louisians Are More Perturbed By Quake Than Flood

Crest of River Reported Past At St. Louis   Some Residents Of Flood Area Return to Homes

Flood Damage Confined  to Riverfront  , Mississippi Flattens Out After  Hitting Record Leve!

Big Muddy Moves Crest Downriver Near St. Louis   2-Inch Rain There Last Night Adds Danger to That Area

Mississippi Hits New High In Area  Flood Waters, Quake Rock St. Louis Area

ARTHUR M. HYDE DIES    Was Former Missouri Governer and  Secretary ef Agriculture

Arthur M. Hyde, Once Governor Of State; Dies   ‘Trenton. Republican Was Hoover's © Aq Secretary

ARTHUR M. HYDE DIES IN NEW YORK   FORMER MISSOURI GOVERNOR SUCCUMBS AT 70 AFTER TWO OPERATIONS. .

 South Carolina Has New Attack   Negro Sought For Stab. bing White Woman; Posse On Trail.

[U.s. Defense Counsel to Plea For Germans Condemned to Hang For Battle of Bulee Massacre

Supreme Court May Get Appeal Doomed Nazis   American Officer Is Incensed over ‘Mock’ Trials for Germans

Supreme Court Seen Involved In Nazis’ Case   Report American Officer Seeks Special Review;  Assails “Confessions”

U. S. Army Lawyer To Appeal SS Convictions      Col. Everett Criticises Handling of Mal. medy Massacre War Trial

Yank to Intercede tor Nazis   Malmedy Slaughter Defense Counsel to Demand Review

Will Protest Army Sentence  Hear Officer Will   Hear Officer Will Oppose Hanging of  German Veterans

COLONEL CARRIES APPEAL TO U. S. ON NAZI CONVICTIONS   High Court to Get Appeal on Death. je of Elite  Guar

Army Colonel To Appeal Malmedy Verdict; Claims Confessions Got Illegally

—VOICES BITTER CRITICISM— Carries Battle To Save 43 Nazis To U.S. Court

Supreme Court May Get Appeal From 43 Germans   Doomed Nazis Say uw. &. Obtained Confessions Through Beatings

Appeal for Condemned Nazis Rushed to U.S.   Army Officer Claims 43 German SS Troopers Wrongfully Convicted

PLANS APPEAL IN U. S. COURT FOR 43 DOOMED NAZIS   DEFENSE ATTORNEY CHARGES TRICKERY IN MALMEDY TRIAL

Appeal Slated For Germans   Defense Ace Bitter Over Dachau Tactics

CHIANG FLIES TO WAR ZONE   Flight Believed to Presage All Out Govt. Campaign Against Communists

President to Call in Republican Leaders for Frequent Conferences

GOP_LEADERS ARE  TO BE CALLED T0 TALK TO TRUMAN         Bi-Partisan Conferences to Be Held on Legislative Matters in White Howse

TRUMAN 70 GALL IN GOP LEADERS   No Date Set Yet for  BrPartisan Conference

World’s Largest Liner Gets Lost  In New York Fog   Queen Elizabeth Is Said to Have Wandered Around in Real “Daze’’

Senate Adopts Defense Treaty   Millikin Is Only Dissenter On Hemisnhernec Pact

A RETIRED NAVAL COMMANDER ENTERS A GUILTY PLEA   Fitzhugh Green Pleaded Guilty to Buying Narcotic Drugs.   LN, Y. DETECTIVE GUILTY   Green’s Wife Is Also Under Indictment In Same Case.

First Bill May Reduce Income Taxes by 20 Pct.   Republicans Take Ove: For First Time In Fifteen Years

Tirst Session OF The 80th Congress Opens Today Under Republican Domination. Halleck Floor Leader

Halleck Floor Leader For GOP; 80th Congress Hears Truman On Monday   2nd Indiana’ District Congressman Wins Important Spot. 4s Three Opponents Withdraw Belore The Election

Tax Slash Bill To Get Priority  Halleck And Barkley To Fill Key Posts

Priority Given Tax Reduction, Labor Measure   Bilbo Ouster Case May Furnish Some Fireworks  Today

Knutson Holds Cut Of Twenty Percent Sure   Tax Bill To Get Top Pricrity As Congress Opens .

Lawmakers of Nation Rally  For New Era   Proposed Slash in Income Taxes May Be  First Bill Offered

INCOME LEVY SLASH GIVEN TOP PRIORITY   REPUBLICANS BACK IN SADDLE AFTER 15-YEAR LAPSE

20% Income Tax Cut Seen Solons’ First Bill  Kauison Confident Measure Will Pass:  wonnwen ence OD...

Halleck Named House Leader  By Republicans   Rayburn Reluctantly Agrees to Serve as Dem Leader in House

CONGRESS OPENS SESSION TODAY; KEY POSTS FILLEL   Halleck and Sam Rayburn Chosen House Floor Leaders by G. O. P. and Democrats.   TAX REDUCTION BILL GIVEN TOP PRIORITY   Republicans in Control o: Koth Branches for First Time Since the Hoover Regime.

Congress Opens Today; Tax Cut Bill Heads List   20 Per Cent Personal fatome Tax Reduction Will Cut Three And One-Half Billions From Federal Receipts Annually

Tax Reduction Bill Is Expected to Be First Measure Offered   Republicans, in Saddle for First Time Since the Herbert Hoover Administration, Iron Out Differences

Tax Cut Bill May Be First Introduced  Portal Pay Issue Also Has Priority  In New Canoress

Former Insane Patient Kills Divorced Wife at Porch of Father's Home   Ex: War-Time - Electrical ContractorJIn- North Carolina: ‘Sought: For. Wanton:! Murder at Town —.Near Columbus... Indianz :

Armed Forces Due for More Cutting   Capital Investments To Be Slashed To Increase Exports

NEW CUTS SET FOR BRITISH MILITARY   ‘eps Taken To Bolster ‘) Economy Further.

Britain To Up Limitation on Investments   Cripps Announces Cut in Armed Force New Export Goals

British Forces Will Be Slashed In Economy Move   Head of Board of Trade Says Cuts Will Be Made in  Fe ee a Pe cee a

Armed Forces Due for More Cutting  Capital Investments   Capital Investments To Be Slashed To Increase Exports

FAIR KING AND QUEEN CHOSEN   Otho Boy and Clarinda Girl Are Honored

TESTIFIES GENERAL SOUGHT LOAN   Attorney Says Gen. Meyers Asked $50,000 From Hughes

General Sought Payment on Job   Former Attorney for Howard Hughes Tells About “Negotiations”

Some Moscow Stores Closed   “Voice Of America” Broadcasts Reports That Ruble Soon Will Be Devaluated; Heavy Runs Are Made On Savings Banks

People Purchasing Any Durable Goods Available Before  Ruble Devaluation; Story Made Known Through Broadcast Of Radio America

Lovett of Stafe Dept. Reports  To Senate Group  Questioned About  Broadcast Rumors

Lovett Bares Russia Panic   Bank Runs Follow Rumor That Ruble Will Be Devaluated

Banks And Stores Stormed   Rumored Devaluation of Ruble Friday Causes  Economic Crisis

SPRINGTIME HAS COLD WELCOME   Weather Gives Little Encouragement To Buds, Flowers

MorePower Cuts Ordered  For Britain   Drastic Reduction in Use Of Fuel and Blackout Conditions Imposed in Effort to Avert Crisis

Officials Decree Slash In Power Affeet All Britain   New Blizzards, Freezing Gales Add To Hardship; Near Six Million Idle

Britain Faces Wider Curbs As Blizzards  Renew Fury.   Cabinet May Extend Power Curbs To All Sections Of Country

NEW BLIZZARDS AND FREEZING GALES STRIKE   Government Appeals To Gas Consumers T) Exercise Economy

Tighten British Power Ban: Gas Users Cautioned  Estimate 5 or 6 Millions Now Are  Comme Fete tk...

Britain Tightens Fuel Checks and Orders Blackout   Added Millions Thrown Out of Work as Storm Blocks Movement of Coal; Public Response To. Fuel Saving Plea Is Claimed Unsatisfactory

BRITAIN HARD HIT BY NEW BLIZZARDS   Freezing Weather Tightens  Grip On Coal Supplies   POWER BAN   May Be Extended To Cover All England, Wales And Most Of Scotland

Restrictions On Electricity To Be Extended   Daily Cuts in Britain To Be for Five Hours; Street Lighting to Be Drastically Reduced

Ministry. of Fuel and Power Made This Announee- .,. ment. ie   THROUGHOUT BRITAIN   The Daily Cuts Will Te For Fve Hours’ Duration.

Fuel Restrictions Widened to Avert Britan Disaster   Millions of Workers Thrown Onto Dole By Nation’s Coal Crisis

Electricity Use In Britain Gets New Restriction   Blackout !mposed As Coal Shortage Forces Economies

New Blackout ls Ordered By Ministers   Blizzards Are Adding To Troubles as Situation Gets Worse

Electricity Further Cut In England   Restrictions Are Extended By Ministry

BRITISH POWER GUTS EXTENDED   Domestic Restrictions To Cover Country

Power Restrictions Ordered for Whole  Country Tomorrow   New Blizzards, Freezing Gales Add to Hardships of English People

Consumers Told Real Economy Is Essential   Millions Of Workers Out Of Jobs, Many On The Dole

BRITISH PLACE NEW BANS UPON USE OF POWER   ' Millions Thrown Out of Work  and Onto Dole Because of i Fuel Shortage   NEW BLIZZARDS ADDING TO EMPIRE'S MISERY

Britain Power Curb Extended   Program Begun as Millions are Idle

MEW BLIZZARDS SWEEP ENGLAND, WITH COAL LOW   sritish Cabinet Extends Power Ban All Over England, Wales, And Most Of Scotland; 5 Million Are Idle.

Britain Extends Domestic Power Restrictions  Electricity To Be Cut Five Hours Twice Daily

Power Bans In Eng* ind  Extended As Coal F*'es Dwindle,. Storms Mount

POWER BAN IS EXTENDED THROUGH ALL OF BRITAIN   National Electricity Restrictions Will Go Into Effect Tomorrow In All Parts Of Fuel-Short Country— ‘Daily Cuts Of Current For Domestic Use Will Be For Five Hours’ Duration—Between 5,000,000 And 6.000.000 Workers Made Idle

‘Near-Blackout ‘Conditions Now Prevail in Britain   ‘Drastic Cuts to Users Of Electricity---Street Lighting Affected

Estimate Total Jobless Now is  Over 5 Millions   Forecast Even Greater Industry Shutdown in Week; Nation Nearly Blacked Out

Down to Serious Keonomy   Drastic Orders for Conservation of Fuel in England; Many on the Dole

Coal Shortage Grim; Appeal To Gas Users   Extend Electric Use Ban; Blizzards, Cold Add To People’s Hardships

Extend Fuel, Power Limits  To Whole U.K.   British Famine Grows Worse; Forecasts More  Shutdowns Next Week.

NEW BLIZZARDS: ~~ HIT BRITAIN   Electricity Restrictions  Extended

Six Million OutofWork In England   Coal Crisis Places Those People on Dole, Is Report; Forecast Is  I I i         New Orders Given   Conservation Order Is Drafted; Expected Tonight

New Storms, Gales Add To Hardship   5 to 6 Millions Thrown Out Of Work by Coal Crisis

Number Out of Work Mounts To 5-6 Million   Even Greater Shutdown Forecast for Next Week

More Than Five Million Now on Dole   New Blizzards Block Rail Lines And Curb Shipping

BRITISH WILL FURTHER CUT ELECTRICITY   Domestic Consumption Will Be Stopped Five Hours Daily, Starting Tomorrow, Due to Coal Shortage.

BRITAIN TO CUT POWER SERVICE FOR ALL HOMES   New Restrictions Ordered To Start Thursday As Coal Crisis Grows

England Extends Flectricity Cut .  New Blizzards Add to People’s Hardships

Extend Power Curbs To Cover  All Of Britain   Streets Blackout Includ. ed; New Blizzards Adc To Hardshins.

New Restriction: On Electricity’s Use in England   Street Lighting Cuts Ordered. Too

British Blackout Will Be Extended   Restrictions on Electricity to Be Applied Thruout Country   NEW BLIZZARDS RAGE   Even Greater Shutdown Forecast for Next Week; Hardship Grows

Restriction ‘Reverter Is Sustained   Judge Prystalski Denies Motion to Dismiss Former Land Owner’s Suit in Vernon Park Case.

Court Upholds ‘“Reverter’ in Restriction Case   Prystalski Denies Motion to Dismiss In Land Owner's Suit

[English Clergyman Blasts Morals of College Students; School Heads Protest. to Remarks

Visited Charlotte On U. i  British Preacher Views “Deplorable” Morals Of American College Youth

TELLS OF FREAK AIRLINE MISHAP   CREW MEMBERS DID NOT SEE NAVIGATOR FALL INTO ATLANTIC

CAB Probes Odd Air Accident  _TWA Navigators. Must Wear Safety Harness

Truman Gives Review Of Fiscal Budget   Shows Continued Opposition To Tax Reduction

Federal Spending Nears First Guess   ‘GOP Congress Gets Credit For $1,520,000,000 Slash

ALL-TIME HIGH SURPLUS SEEN BY PRESIDENT   Total Speading Placed At $37 Billion in Budget Review

Largest Treasury Surplus i in Histor v Seen by Executive   Continued Opposition to Lowering Taxes Indicated; Billion and Half Reported Saved By Congress: Cut in Spending Is Limited

President's Budget Review Predicts Largest Treasury Surplus Nation Has Known

Gives GOP Credit For Cutting Costs   Intervening Fac tors Such As “Marshall “Plan May Trim the Budget Surplus, He Warns

Truman Says  Figure Near To 5 Billion   Credits Saving On GOP Congress Part At $1.500.000.000

Truman Sees Big Surplus In Treasury Next Year    Congress Is Given Credit for Savings Of Billion and Half Foreion Aid High

TRUMAN PREDICTS HUGE BUDGET SURPLUS IN 48   President Gives Credit to GOP Economy Drive But Urges Retention of High Taxes

TRUMAN SAYS GOP CONGRESS SAVES MONEY   President. Maintains There Should Be No Reduced Federal Taxes

TREASURY HEADS TO TOP SURPLUS, PRESIDENT SAYS   Chief Executive Views High Prices and Taxes; Frowns on GOP Claims—

Truman Predicts BigSurplus   Budget Analysis Credits Congress With Only a Half-Billion Saving

Truman Credits Billion and Half Cut to Congress   President Still Oppose: Tax Slash—Would Reduce Debt

President Sights Big Federal Budget Surplus   Truman Gives Republican-Controlled Congress Credit for Slashing $1,520,000,000 From Cost of Government in Fiscal Year

TRUMAN GIVES GOP CONGRESS CREDIT FOR CUT   President Predicts Big Surplus, But Says It Will Re Needed

President Says Taxes To Stay High   Outlay for Year to Fall Only Half Billion Short Of Estimates Despite Converess Economies

PREDICTS RECORD SURPLUS JUNE 30 QF $4,708,000, 000   President Gives G. 0. P.-Controlled Congress Credit for Cutting Expenses $1,520,060,000.   STAND FOR HIGH TAXES UNCHANGED   Budget Review Declares Administration Will Ask More Money for International Program.

President Cuts GOP Claims Of Savings   Foreign Aid Program To Affect U. S. Spending: Republicans Hit Fiqures

Huge Surplus Seen in Truman Budget Review   Actual Reduction in Spending, However, To Be Only $528.000,000

Big Treasury Surplus Seen By President   Truman Indicates ‘Con. ‘tinued Opposition To Lower Taxes

Ranger Says Wreckage of  Plane Seen   Party on Way Up Mountain To Check Report That Losty Marine Transport Has Been Located 

Plane Wreckage Believed Sighted  Mountain Climbers Face Dangerous Trip

RITES IN KINGSLEY FOR G. REINHOLDT   Plymouth County Man Died In Sioux City After A a Short Sickness

Need Rain To Insure 1948 Meat Supply   Meatless Menus and Higher Prices Next Summer Predicted for Housewives Unless Rains Bring Relief.

CORN PROSPECTS CUT; LESS MEAT IN 1948 LIKEL)    Midwest Heat Wave Reduces Outlook for Crop to Lowest Leve! Since 1936 Drouth.   2,437,000,000-BUSHEL YIELD 18 FORECAST   Prediction Shatters Hope for  Material Reduction in  Price of Beef  and Pork.

40,000 ROYAL SERVICE MEN ISSUE THREAT   To Walk Out Tuesday If Demands Are Not Met

Civilian Workers Of British Arny Schedule Strike   Largest Walkcut in Middle East Will Involve 40,000 Arabs and Jews   IRGUNISTS DEMAND FREE IMMIGRATION   End to Restrictions Is Price of UN-Urged Peace in Palestine

THREE WAYS TO MAKE INCOME TAX RETURNS   W-2, 1040 Short-Form Or Th 1040 Long-Form May Be Used

U.S. Chamber  Urges Vigorous  Competition Offers It as Method  Of Preventing Dips

COMPETITION IS PROPOSED AS REMEDY   U. S. C. of C. Plans Chart to Avert — Possible

Cost of Living Spiral Nears Record Peak   Meatless, Eggless Days to Be Continued, Luck. ° man Says

LIVING COSTS CLIMB NEAR RECORD PEAK   Spiral Rises to Within Fraction of Previous High Set in September —Hog Prices Register Advance.

Capehart's Bill Outlawing Portal ‘Pay Is Given Backing of Industry

SENATE SETS BALLOT TODAY BY COMMITTEE   Stop-Gap Measures May Be Asked By Truman

Senate to Speed Action on Greco-Turk Aid In Response to New Plea from Truman .

Pilot Parachutes To Safety as His Plane Crashes During a Trial Rur

Prosecutor Not to Ask Death Penalty for Girl Who Killed Her Father

ee en es ye GE Ais Be ge hE  U.S. S., Russia Relations May Lead to W     Var, Vatican Warns

Vatican Sources Warn U. S. - Soviet Tension May Lead to New World War

POLICE: FOUND ~ SLAYER’S CAR      EX-CONVICT WHO KILLED THREE IN TOLEDO ABAN‘BONED AUTO NEAR ~ ’  WAUSEON

KILLER 1S SOUGHT IN WAUSEON AREA   Police Ready for Gun Battle With Triple Murderer

IOWA’S 3-DAY DEATH TOLL 8   Four Are Victims of Traffic Accidents In Long Holiday

IOWA HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL 8   4 Traffic Fatalities Reported in Weekend

Seven Iowans Killed During Long Holiday   Below Estimate Made By Safety Director.

CORPORATION CITES LABOR BOARD RULING   Union Refused To File Affidavits Under. The Taft-Hartlev Act

Yorkshire Coal Miners Defy Labor  Government, Continue on Walkou

British - Stop Buying Food  From America   Country Has Run Out Of Dollars; Most Mines Agree To Resume Work

LOCAL BOARDS PLAN TO STUDY RENT CEILINGS   Some 50 Million Persons Be  Affected

Local Boards Soon to Begin Study Of Rents of 350.000.0000 Tonants

Boards Study Rent Changes For 50 Million   Local Boards To Find Out Where Changes Are Necessary

Local Boards Will Decide If Rent Ceilings Should Be  Eliminated, Raised or Cut

LOCAL BOARDS TO CONSIDER RENT CEILINGS   Groups Authorized By; Congress to Begin Functioning Soon

Rent Boards Soon to Act On Controls   Local Boards Throughout Nation to Decide Upon Raising, Lowering or Letting Ceilings Alone

Local boards Begin Task  Of Deciding About Rents   Issue Is Whether Ceilings Should Be Raised, Lowered Or Eliminated

PROBE RENT CEILINGS FOR U.S, TEST   Control Adjusting May Be Recommended Following a Study

A-C Officials Charge Union Communistic  Five Witnesses   Five Witnesses Appear At Capital; Allege Conspiracy With Labor Aides

Rap Reds, Labor Bureau and Union Chiefs for Unrest  Allis-Chalmers, CED And Sen. Ellender Let Loose Blasts

Allis-Chalmers Officials Give Their Testimony  Appear Before House Labor Committee

) ’  118 Students On High School Henor Roll   Seventh Grade Leads  All Others On First  Six Weeks Scholastic Roll—Eighth Grade Next

118 Students Attain BHS Honor Roll   Seventh Grade Leads Over Classes at Bedford High School in Scholastic Achievement —

Military Pact With Britain ls Confirmed  Arms Equipment Of Two Nations

Fireside-Loving Britons Asked to Work Nights to Spare Generators

Soviet Move Is Rejected By Marshall   China Talks ‘Our’; Marshall-Stalin Meetings Due Soon

U. S. DISAPPROVES CHINA CONFERENCE   Marshall Tells Molotov Lim: ited Exchange of Information Mav Be Made

Critical Week In Moscow s _ Nowin Making   Sen. Clay Arrives Te Give First-Hand Data OnGermany

SOVIET PLEA IS REJECTED BY MARSHALL   Sidetrack China Talks As Conference Heads Into Key Issues

Sen. Clay Arrives at Moscow to Strengthen Gen. Marshall’s Hands _ in Vital Talks.

Gen. Clay To Aid Marshall As Council Debates Plans For Reparations Payments

Gen. Marshal Turns Down Molotov   ~ Talk on China Asked by Reds Is Refused

Six More Weeks Of Cold Weather   Groundhog Sees Shadow Sunday; Mercury Here Teday Drops To 21.

Groundhog Sees Shadow ‘But Faithful Followers Aren’t So Confident

Sh # TFET Ee ete Me a mnt nn  Groundhogs Say Six  More Winter Weeks

CROUNDHOGS SAY WINTER REMAINS   six Weeks More Indicated As result Of Sunny Weather: yesterday If Tradition Holds  Triie

College Summer School] Students Visit Sioux ‘City Business Places

G.0.P. DENIES TRUMAN CLAIM OF NONSUPPORT   Republican Leaders Disavow Noncooperation Charge On U. S. Economy

Truman Charge Challenged By GOP Chairmen   House Committees’ Heads Deny Accusation Of Lack Of Cooperation; Truman Savs Prices Still-Too High

‘Boom and Bust Criticism OF Truman Rapped   Republicans Challenge President’s Statement Blaming Congress

Truman Claim Draws Protest  Republicans Deny Lack of Co-operation

GOP Chiefs Deny Congress Failing to Cooperate; Want Truman to Tell What He Wants   President Raps Lawmakers; Says Common Sense Can Avert Economic Bust

Parties Split on Truman Charge Republicans Challenge  Attack on Congress’ Lack of Cooperation

TRUMAN CHARGE AROUSES 6. 0. P.   Questions ‘No Co-Operation Charges To Avert ‘Bust’

ChiefExecutive Asserts Prices  Stull Too High   President Should Tell Solons What He Wants, Republicans Reply

GOP'S LEADERS ANSWER CHARGE   Republicans Say Truman At. tock on Congress Certainly Not Justified

Truman’ Bust’ Talk Hit By Republican Leaders In House  Lack of Cooperation In Economy Moves Is Denied By GOP

GOP CHALLENGES TRUMAN ON ‘LACK OF COOPERATION   DENIES CONGRESS IS NOT STRIVING TO AVERT DEPRESSION

Solons Say ‘Door Open’ For Union Curb Bill OK   Truman Says Use of Common Sense Can Avert Business ‘Boom and Bust’

DENY CONGRESS UNCOOPERATIVE   Republicans Challenge Truman Statement On ‘Boom And Bust’

GOP Leaders Deny Charges Solons Failing To Cooperate      Congress Is Rapped By Truman On Topic Of Economic Stands

 ‘Blueprint Your Wants,’ G.O.P. Tells Truman   Bevin Blames U.S. Press

Truman Slap at Congress Brings G.0.P. Reaction   Challenge Statement That Lawmakers Do Not Give Cooneration

Deny Lack of Cooperation on Economic Issues   Congressmen Say Truman Indefinite.

Assertion By Truman Challenged  GOP Chairman   GOP Chairman Angered Over Boom Bust Statement

GOP CHALLENGES PRESIDENT ON UNITY CHARGE   House Economic Chairmer Seeks Truman’s Views to Avert Depression

GOP Denies Charges By WhiteHouse   Wolcott, Knutson ' Angered By Charge ” OF NowCooneration

1S CHALLENGED BY REPUBLICAN GROUP   President Contends Cooperation Not Forthcoming From Con-gress-on Costs:

HST’s Charge Is Challenged   Democrats Claim That Republicans In Conaress Paving Way For Depression;

‘Prices Are Too High; Depression Feared; Who's Responsible?  Truman’ s Dig at Congress Starts Argument Over Question of Blame for Present Economic Situation

New Tropical Storm Moving Toward Coas   Disturbance Sweeps Into Southeast Gulf Of Mexico Is Warning   STORM WARNINGS AGAIN HOISTED  (BULLETIN)

New Tropical Storm Heads for La., Miss.   Disturbance Located 90 Miles Ott Key West. Fla.

American Prosperity, National  Defense in This Air Age Rests On Bestin Planes, Says Stowers

POLICE HUNT FOR SUSPECI   AUTHORITIES SEARCH FOR PERSON SEEN IN VICTIM'S CAR JUST BEFORE KILLING

Factory Workers Of Paris Drive Away Police With Hose; Réport Blum Agreed To Form New Regime

Communist - Led Strikes Spreading Through France   Report That General Strike Call Is Now Under Consideration   ESTIMATE OVER 400,000 NOW IDLE  ~—_—_ se — Ss eae a a a.

ANTI-STRIKE ~ FEELING NOW ON INCREASE   ‘FRANCE REPORTED. TO BE ON VERGE OF COMMUNIST. LED GENERAL STRIKE

Gives Pointers On Occupations; Husband Angle ‘Once Over Lightly’ Marriage Or Career For College Girl? Bureau Says Try For Both

Believe Russians Have Blueprints For Atomic Bomb  Soviets Also Advancinc Submarine Developed  Oe I

POLAND PLIGHT CALLED TRAGIC   U. S. Ambassador Quits Declares Elections Were Farce

Lane Quits: ‘Poland Is a Tragedy’   U. S.. Ambassador Says He Can Do More For Country As Free Agent

Lutheran Old Folks Home Festival Sunday   Girl Scouts and Brownies Close Successful Camp

Would Deny Red Gls School Pay   House Committee Votes  Raise for Wedded Vets

Communist Vets WouldBeDenied GI School Aid   Voted by Committee Which Favors Boost For Married Students

Philippine Plane Is Lostdn Wilds   Presidential Plane Had Government Officials; Great Search Begins

Wants Bureau Completely Reorganized   Says VA Withholds $2, C00, 000,000 in Crcatcharaed Payments

Index In Today’s Post   Veterans Insurance Program Hit as ‘Inept’ and ‘Scandalous

STASSEN GETS INFORMATION FROM STALIN   Prime Minister Says “Til Mood” Writers Difficult to Handle

Stalin Tells Stassen Correspondents  Hold Ill-Will Toward Soviet Union

‘Tron Curtain’ To Remain, Is Stalin Decree   Censorship Ruling Cannot Be Lifted, He Tells Stassen

Stalin Unable Sight Let-Up ()f Censorship   Tells Stassen Newsmen Have Ill Mood Toward USSR

STASSEN GETS STALIN'S VIEW ON CENSORSHIP   Russian Leader Talks. Over Press Freedom With American

Censorship ofNewsFrom Russia Stays   Stalin Tells Stassen Writers Don’t Write Faiz Reports

Russia Sides With Poles on Election Issue.   Wersaw Spurns Allies’ Warning, Denies Coercion

GOP LEADERS CLAIM TRUMAN HOLDS POWERS   Skyrocketing Prices Bring Request For Action

Trunan Armed In Price War, Taft Group Says  - GOP Senators Blast Failure   GOP Senators Blast Failure  To. Use Existing Powers

SECOND ANNUAL BROTHERHOOD MEET TONIGHT   Several Local Mitisters Will Participate At Rodef Shalom

‘Many Editors Think Justice Thwarted ....  Reaction In Carolinas Generally Unfavorable To Lynching Acquittal

Trusteeship Plan Further Delayed   American Control Over Pacific Islands Receives Fresh Objections From British

U. S. Sells Two 1,340-Mile Pipelines tor $143,127,000   Big and Little Inch Tubes Purchased by Texas Eastern Transmission Corporation to Carry Natural Gas to East — Price Only $2,700,000 Lese Than Lines Cost—Littlejohn Hopes Firm Will Take Over by May 1.

U.S, ACCEPTS 143 MILLIONS FOR PIPELINES   Big and Little Inch Sold To Texas Corporation; Myers Opposes Dea!

WAA Disposes Of 2 Pipelines For Near-Cost   ‘Texas Eastern Is Awarded Big, Little-Inch System On 8143 Million Rid

‘Big And Little Inch Pipelines Are Sold   WAA Snaps Up Cash Offer of 143 Million From © Texas Corporation

EXPECT BUYER TO TAKE OVER EARLY IN MAY   Sale Brings Protests From Pennsylvania Legislators

Texas Company's Pipe Line Bid Is Accepted By WAA  Justice Department Must Approve Sale

43,127,000 Pipeline Bid Is Approved   War Assets Agency Snaps Up Offer Of Texas Eastern

But Justice D Department Must Approve and Federal Power Commission Must Certify Convenience and Necessity

PIPELINE BID OF $143,127,000 I$ ACCEPTED   Government Disposes Of Big and Little Inch is Carry Gas

10 TEXAS FIR   WAA Snaps Up Cash Offer of $143,127,000; Sale Needs Annroval

SELL INCH LINES AS GAS CARRIER   U.S. Will Realize Nearl\ Cost on Texas Firm’s $143,127,000 Bid

MILD WEATHER AIDS NEW YORK   Non - Essential Traffic Banned As City Hauls Melting Snow Away

Hartley Asks More Teeth ylnLaborLaw   New Protection Against Widespread Walkouts Urged

Hartley Asks More Public Protection ....  Thinks New Labor Laws Lack Sufficient Teeth: Will Work For Revision

Discover New Labor Law Lacks Teeth   No Real Protection Against Nationwide Gieliec Save Hartley

Stronger Labor Law Urged By Hartley To Give Protection Against Strikes

[Hartley Will Ask Congress to Put (More ‘Teeth’ Into New Labor Law

‘No Teeth in It’ Author Declares   Public Lacks Real Protection Against Nationwide Walkouts

NLRB Decision  Paves Way for High Court Test   Congressional Committee Puts Coast Ship Dispute on Agenda

HARTLEY SAYS NEW LABOR LAW LACKS TEETH   Co-Author of Anti-Union Bil to Attempt to Amend Measure in 1948

TABOR ACT LACKS TEETH TO PROTECT PUBLIC IN STRIKES   Co-Author Hartley Plans t Have Congress Remedy  Bill Next Year:

ans ANTLSTRIKE. LAW   New Jersey Republican Says Public Needs More Protection

New Labor Law Lacks Teeth To Protect Against Major Strikes, Declares Hartley

Hartley Seeks ‘Teeth’ In Law To Ban Strikes   “Real Protection” Needed By Public, Co-Author Of Act Declares; Hits Picketing

Hartley to Fix Up Labor Law   Wants to Add Teeth to ‘Give Public Protection Aaainst Strikes’

AIMS AT UNIONS   Hartley Says New Labor Law Lacks “Teeth” to Protect Public.   TO SEEK NEW CURBS   Clause Permitting Further Court Action Will Be Pushed Next Year.   Republican Feels “Pressure of Fvents” Will Help Revise Legistation.

HARTLEY ASKS FOR “MORE TEETH IN LAW   Says Act ‘Doesn’t Go Far Enough’ On Strikes

‘Hartley Says Labor Law Lacks Teeth  “Not Enough Protection Against Strikes”

Work on Formula Compromise   U. S., Brazil and Cuba Tangle First Maior Hurdle

Three Nations Work Optimistically On Formula To Speed Defense Conference Over First Hurdle

Check at Centralia Week Before Blast Revealed 55 Violations but No Danger

Kr ug Says Federal Inspection Made Before Centralia Blast Showed ‘No Imminent Dancer’

Krug Reports On Mine Blas}   Secretary Says Inspectior Showed No Imminent Danaer

REAL DANGER NOT SHOWN IN MINE REPORT   Krug Says U. S. Study In Centralia Didn’t Note ‘Immediate’ Trouble

KRUG REPORT FAILS TO SHOW REAL DANGER   Federal Probe of Mine Tragedy Is Now in Full Sway

ON REDUCING INCOME TAXES   Taber Says $2 Billion Can Be Slashed In Single Dept.

Taber Reports Way To Cut Two Billion From Budget   Chairman of Budget Committee Says He is Now Shooting for Slash Up to Five Billion—Attack Opened on Spending

GOP Formally Opens Drive Tc Slash Budget   Intent On Reducing Expenses In Order To Cut Income Taxes

faber Says He Can Save -Two Billion — Dollars in One Federal Denailment

Taber Raises His Estimate Of Budget Cut   Solon Sees Way to Save Two Billions ir Single Department

Taber ‘Finds’ Spot to Save   $5 Billion Budget Slast Gaal af New Varker

Two-Billion Saving Seen In One U. S. Department   House-Senate Committee Chairman Shooting For Five Billion Budcet Cut

Taber Hopes To Cut Budget By 41 Billion   SaysHe’sFoundWay ToSave Two Billion In One Department

TRUMAN'S BUDGE   Senate - House Group Holds First Business Meeting © Prior to Setting Own Ceiling on Spending. —   CALLED FOR BY TABER   New Yorker Declares He Has Found Way to Save §2,- —  000,000,000 in a Single Department. 

SOLONS FIND NEW WAYS 10 SAVE BILLIONS   BUDGET COMMITTEE STARTS REVIEW OF ESTIMATES

Tabor Shooting For Billion Cut Off Budget   Says Way Found to Save $2 Billion in One Department

Religious Group Led By Stassen   International Sunday School Delegates Talk Over Home and Church

State Tax Bill Signed by Warren   Senate Adopts Gas Tax Amendments; Cuts Out City Routes

WHCOPEE! FRIDAY NIGHT WILI. BE “ONE. ACT PLAY NIGHT ... BE THERE!

Mask and Wig  Players Appear  Friday Nicht To Present Three  “AT £ “se 1 ale Soles . ge ) Bee 7 i   To Present Three Notable Plays at S. U. Auditorium

Plants Urged  For Navajos   Recommendation Made That Tribe Be  Industrialized

Indian Affairs Consultant Would  Industrialize Navajo Reservation

Asks $7 Million For Industry In Tribal: Domain   Proposes Rent Of Two Per. Cent  Eeaw: Teadiace

COMREINITY CHEST BUDGET OF $20,275   wed Yesterday Aft io by Directors of ization   DRIVE STARTS, OCT. 2

COMMUNITY CHEST BUDGET OF $20,275   Approved Yesterday Afternoon by Directors of Organization   DRIVE STARTS, OCT. 2¢

YORKERS GET fe RAISE AND WERT STRIKE   May Provide Patterr for Settlement of Phone Dispute

Link Neighbor To Murder 0 Carl Shelton   Authorities Told ‘hat Iwe Men Quarreled Recently Qver Stroy Cattle.

One Captured After Terrorizing Taxi Drivers; Guards Sluaned in Getaway

dighlights In [News  * Psychos Flee Army Hospital %& Employment Slowdown Forecast te Other Top News Items Of Nation

QUARTET FLEES ARMY HOSPITAL   One Mental Patient Captured in California; Guard Held as Hostage

Ask U.S, Aid for Palestine Repor'   Jewish Group Urges Back. ing of ‘Partition Plan

Jewish Groups Appeal To U.S. For Quick Aid   Partitioning Of Holy Land Sought By Conference Of 62 Organizations

Jewish Groups Ask UN Support   62 Agencies in U.S. Favor Partitioning Of Holy Land Areas

62 Jewish Groups Ask U. S. to Push Partition  ‘Moral Responsibility’ Stressed;

Committee Plan: Special Train To Collect Food   Gifts From US. Residents to Be Sent to Eurapeans

County Is Tenth In Welfare Pay  List Aid to Dependent Children—Ninth in Oid Age Assistance

Welfare Records For April Listed  Jackson County Rank Low Amone 12 Coun-

ITALY GETS 28 U.S, SHIPS AS WAR DONATION  De Gasperi Rewarded i ee a Pee   De Gasperi Rewarded For Major Cooperation In Battling Reds

U. S. Cancels Billion Dollar Italian Debt —   Aims To Bolster. Non-Red Regime

Zionism Said To Be Much Like Nazism   Iraq Foreign Minister Raps U. S. for Its “Interference”’

Zionism Charged As Like  Nazism   Arabs Renew Fight Against Split Of Palestine -

FADHIL JAMALI ATTACKED ZIONISM IN THE ASSEMBLY   As An Aggressive and Vio lent” Political Movement.   VERY MUCH LIKE NAZISM   Declared Zionist Has Nothing to Do With Palestine.

Arab Leader Compares Zionists to Nazis in U.N.      Iraq Foreign Minister Also Attacks U.S For Meddling in Palestine

Foreign Minister Of Iraq Scores  Zionist Movement   Arab Fight on Partition Of Palestine Renewed Before U. N. Committee

Iraq Delegate Attacks U. S. For Meddling In  Situation In Palestine

Iraq Leader Attacks Aims Of Zionism:   ‘Penetration Like Nazis’, Says Jamali; U.S. “Interferes’

Zionism Is Attacked by Arab Envoy   Iraq Minister Also Flays U. S. for “Interfering”

2 MORE MOVIE FIGURES CITED FOR CONTEMPT   Thomas Says Hearings Will Be Reopened  In Near Future

ELx-F BI Man Relates Fruitless Efforts To Acquire Secret   Investigation of Communism in Film World Adjourned but Chairman Says Hearings Will Resume Soon: Two Writers Held in Contempt

Film Probe Told Of Soviet Try For Atom Data ©   ‘Surprise’ Testimony. Closes Investigation on 9th Day 

Russian Tried To Get Data On A-Bomb, Probers Told  Testimony Given  Before Chairman  Adjourns Hearing On Communists

Spying Is Not Laid to Film  Stars. However   Two More Cited for Contempt; Resumption of Hearing Promised

Committee’: s Stand Scored As Hearings Are Clesed —  Soviet Vice Consul Accused O} Effort To Get Atom Bomb Data

RUSSIAN AGENT TRIED TO BUY ATOM SECRETS   Tried To Proposition Bomb Expert, Ex-FBI Agent Declares   HOUSE COMMITTEE BREAKS OFF HEARING

SPY STORY TOLD AT INQUIRY INTO HOLLY WOAD RENS   Former FBI Agent Says Russian Tried in 1942 to Obtain Secrets About Atomic Bomb.   NO ACTORS LINKED WITH FUTILE ATTEMPT   What Connection It Had With Probe Remains Undisclosed Iwo More Cited for Contempt.

Says Reds Tried. To Spy Out Secret Of Atomic Bomb:   Witness Testifies. - Oppenheimer Dubbed et as ‘Treasonable’

‘Red’ Inquiry FinallyEnds   Witness Says Russian Agent Tried To Get Atom Secrets In 1942——Two “More Hollywood Luminaries Cited for Contempt

Russian Agent Tried To ’Wangle A-Bomb Secrets From Scientist In 1942   Investigation Of Communism In Hollywood [1 Ended; No Un-American Activity Laid To Any Actor: Two More Writers Cited

Hollywood Red Probe Comes to Sudden End; Last Witness Hurls Spy Charae

Capital Hearings On Hollywood Red Hunt End; Two Additional Writers Face Contempt Counts   Witness Tells Of Russian Agent’s Efforts Get A-Ramh Secretc: Faile Link Mavie Falk

Hollywood Probers Told Spy Story Involving Atom Expert  Movies Not Connected With Alleged Red: Try To Question Onvenheimer

Movie Probe Reveals Bid On A-Secret   Ex-FBI Man States Charge; Two Added To ‘Contemp?’ List

OHIO OFFICIALS MAY GET RAISES   Bill Before Senate Would In crease Salaries of Some Anpointive Jobs

CORN PRODUCTS FIXING CHARGED   Complaint Lists 19 Big Firms In Conspiracy To Hold Up Prices

AKRON GETS AID” AND MORE POLIO   Twelve New Patients Taken To Hospital, Total 267 For Year

COURT ARGUING FREIGHT RATES   Supreme Court Ponders Question Of Whether Change In Rates Would Prompt Northern Industries To Move South.

Effect Of Freight Rate Change In South Areued Before Court   Northern, New England States Contend Action Means Industries Will Vierate

Price Cuts Thwarted By Wholesale Dealers  N ewburyport Plan Fizzles Out And Prices Co Rack to ‘Normal’

PRICE PLAN ENDS AT NEWBURYPORI   Wholesalers’ Blamed For Failure Of Experiment

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Treasury Sec’y Asks Rejection of Tax Cut

DEMOS LAUNCH DRIVE AGAINST TAX MEASURE   Sen. Lucas Seeks More Aid for Low Income Groups

DRIVE AGAINST TAX MEASURE   Sen. Lucas Seeks More Aid for Low Income Groups

SNYDER FIGHTS INCOME TAX CUT   Treasury Secretary Tells Senate Time Not Right To Reduce Taxes

SNYDER FLAYS - CUT IN TAXES   TREASURER SAYS TAX BILL SHOULD NOT BE PASSED UNTIL EXPENDITURES ‘KNOWN

Snyder Against Income Tax Cut   Secretary Of Treasury Testifies Before Senate Committee Opposing Cut

For Distributing Literature .. . . 2 Union Leaders  Are Arrested Here

For Distributing Literature ae 2 Union Leaders Are Arrested Here

All Workers In Campaign Will Meet   Hospital Volunteers To Select Names At Session In Frederick High Tuesday Nicht

40 TEAMS WILL SOLICIT FUNDS ~ FOR HOSPITAL   Names Chosen By Volun. teers At Meeting Held Last Night      PUBLIC CAMPAIGN SET FOR 16 DAYS

Some Road Taxes Get Approval   Conferees to Tackle Controversial Gas Levy Problem Tonight

Director of Temporary Controls Takes Blame for Suppressed Rent Hike Order

Senator Traces Rent Hike Order  Oi i a a   High Administration Source Suspected

Fleming Says: He Gave Order To Boost Rents   Controls Chief. Says Pres‘ident Refused To Suppor Proposal; Group Seeks Lifting Of Ceilings

Senator Tobey Contends High Official Responsible  For Almost-Issued Order To Hike Rent Ceilings 

Senate Group Seeks Author Of Rent Order   Steelman Cleared by White House—Banking  Committee Hopes to  Vix Responsibility

Fleming Admits Truman Blocked Rent Hike Order  Increase Is Matter . For Congress, in  ' President’s Opinion

lleming Accepts  Blame   Clears Up Rent Rise Mix-Up Halted By The  President

FLEMING ADMITS HE GAVE ORDERS TA RAISE RENTS   Director of OTC Testifies ai Senate Hearing on the ‘Comedy of Errors’   BLOCKED BY PRESIDENT   Says Truman Objected t Flat 10% Increase at Last Moment

TOBEY CONTENDS SOMEONE HIGH IN ADMINISTRATION RESPONSIBLE FOR ORDER TO HIKE RENT CEILINGS

ISM ct FOR ISSUANCE   Admits He Issued Order Calling  “For 1) Percent Increase. : in Rates :   TRUMAN ACTED QUICKLY  TO COUNTERMAND ORDER

SEEKS LIGHT ON RESCINDED RENT INCREASE ORDER   SEN. TOBEY THINKS IT WAS ISSUED BY SOME HIGH OFFICIAL

OTC Chief Ordered Rent Hike   Tells Senate Group He Was Responsible For 10% Edict

SEEK LIGHT ON MIX-UP IN RENT ORDER   Senator Tobey Believes High Official Authorized Almost-Issued Regulation to Boost Rentals 10 Per Cent.

Tobey Hopes for Answer Today in Rent "Puzzle"  Senator Claims Some One High.in Administration Gave [0 P.C. oe Order

TOBEY BLAMES HIGH OFFICIAL FOR RENT BOOST   Does Not Believe Contro! Office Would Issue Order Without Authority

PARTIES PROBE OPENING SOON   SOME D ET AILS OF HOWARD  HUGHES’ LAVISH PARTIES ~~“ARE TOLD BY ACTRESS

U. S. Brewers to Limit Use of Grain  Beer, Ale Output Will Not Be   Beer, Ale Output Will Not Be Lessened by Move

Consumption Of Corn Cut 25 Per Cent   Step, However, Is Not Expected to Lessen © Output of Beer, Ale

Brewers Agree To 0-Day Layoff ln Use of Grain   Includes 25% Corn Cut; Will Save 650,000 Bushels Monthly

WILL BE USED FOR BEER, ALE   Little Drop in Output Expected As Result Of Brewers’ Action

Brewers Will Reduce Corn Use 25 Percent   Action Will Not Affect Production . of -Beer and Ale

DECISION 10 HAVE LITTLE EFFECT ON BEER, ALE OUTPUI   650,000 Bushels of Corn to Be Saved Monthly, Luckman Estimates.   GRAIN GAMBLING HIT   Clark Conducting Investigation of Commodity Exchanges.

BREWERS AGREE ‘TOUSELESS GRAIN   REDUCTION WILL NOT NECES. SARILY LESSEN OUTPUT OF BEER AND ALE.

Nation's Brewers Promise To Limit  Their Use Of Grain   Industry Will Cut Corn Ingredient of Each Barrel by One-Fourth

U.S. Brewers Agree to Cut Use of Grain   Plans Also Include 25 Per Cent Corn Consumption Slash

BREWERS OKAY CUT IN GRAIN TO AID EUROPE   25% Slice in Corn Use Agreed Upon; Substitutes To Maintain Beer Output

Plan To Cut Use of Grain Is Agreed on  By Brewers   Effective Nov. lL And Runs 90 Days; To Include Slash Of 25 Pct. in Corn

Nation’s Brewers Agree To Limited Usage Of Grains   Food Committee Chairman Estimates Total Of  1,000,000 Bushels Of Corn Will Be Cawad thawte Bae OF Paws

Conservation Plan Goes Into Effect Nov. 1   25 Percent Slash in Corn Proposed; Barley Use Is Eliminated

BREWERS AGREE TO SUGGESTION TO SAVE GRAIN   Step Will Not Mean Re. duction In Production,  Industry Says   SUBSTITUTES WILL INSURE SAME QUALITY

Brewers Agree To Additional Grain Use Cut   Includes 25 Per Cent Cut In Corn Consumption

LIMIT ON TAX POWER URGED   State Farm Council Asserts Controls Necessary For New Municipal Law

Farm Groups Ask Limitations Upon Taxation Powers   Sound and Equitable Systems Require Uniformity

PUPILS EXPELLED IN STRIKE AT CARY   ool Football Schedule Canceled by Officials After Walkouts.

Showdown On Highway Plans Due   Bill Backers Seek to Kill  Amendment

Five Killed At Albia in Road Crash   Car Collides With Livestock Truck—Two of Dead Are from Fairfield

[Await Declaration By General De Gaulle   General's RPF Party Halds Steady lead  In French Elactiane

De Gaulle’s Party Dominates France  New Anti-Red Group May Enter Cabinet—

DE GAULLE S LEAD STEADY   Resurgence Of French General To Power May Bring Renublic Shakeup

—FPTrencnm Hiections—  DeGaulle New Power In France   Reds Call For Union With The Socialists

RPF Holds Lead In French Vote  Frenchmen Await Declaration Of De Gaulle On Win

FRENCH COUNT ON DE GAULLE   General Again Becomes Top Political Figure In France   CHANGES ARE LIKELY

Changes Slated Under De Gaulle Rule In France   General Political Leader Following Election Victory

Paris’ Subways, Buses Run Again   Strike End Follows De Gaulle Victory

French Look To DeGaulle   Expect Changes As Result of Victory At Polls: Tieup Ends

ANTI-REDS IN FRANCE CHEERED   De Gaulle on Top Again; Changes Expected

De Gaulle Is Top Political Figure In France Again; Changes Expected

DECAULLE TOP PARTY POLITICAL FIGURE AGAIN   Expect Anti-Communist Leaders to Work for Changes

De Gaulle Bid Believed Due   Premiership Eyed After Polls Victory

DEGAULLE VOTES   Change Waited By Frenchmen  De Gaulle Party Leads in Election

DE GAULLE’ PARTY HOLDS DTEADY LEAD   General Seen Emerging Again as Top Political Figure in France.

France Awaits De Gaulle Plan:  Busses’ Run   Communists Appeal For Socialist Merger To Stop ‘Caesarism’

French Strike Settled. After de Gaulle Wins   Changes In. Government “Slated: ‘As Rightists Score Victories In Munici-.  g pal Vote

INDUSTRIAL. STRIEE ON WANE.A.F.L. SAYS   ‘Leaders See “Era of Good

Lewis Sees Era Of Good Times Ahead   Says Industrial Strife Is Now Approaching End

SEEK T0 FILL RC BILLETS OVERSEAS   Red Cross Needs 391 Women for Replacement Assionments hy Jan. 31

THE RED CROSS MAKES APPEAI   Women Are Needed Fo: Positions Overseas.

MOSCOW PARLEY REPORT GIVEN BY SECRETARY   Preview Of Speech To Natien Given At White House   Conference   CONGRESSMEN HAVE NOTHING TO SAY

Sec. Marshall Reports to Truman, Solons  Radio Broadcast on   Radio Broadcast on Moscow Conference To Be Given Tonight

CONGRESSMEN HEAR REPORT BY MARSHALL   Get First Hand Date With Truman On  Moscow Meet

President Calls Meeting Of Congressional Leaders To Hear Marshall’s Report

MARSHALL REPORT -GIVEN TO SOLONS   Party Leaders Silent On Wheat Secretary Of State Had To Say; Report Due Toa Nathan Tonight

Key Leaders And Truman Hear Report By Marshall   Secretary To Make Report to People By Radio Tonight, Starting at 9:36

Group Emerges Tizht-Lipped  From Session   Leaders Get State Secretary's Impression Of World Picture

Marshall Previews Moscow Conference   Key: ‘Congressmen ‘Get ‘First Hand. Re pore: From: Secretary: *

PREVIEW GIVEN QF MARSHALL'S MOSCOW — VISIT   Congressmen And Trumar Hear What Nation Will Be Told

Key Congressmen, President Get Preview at Parley   Capitol Hill Delegates Emerge From White House Talks With Refusals to Make Commenis

3 Planes Crash In Snowstorm;  5Dead,21 Hurt   42 Die in Worst Chinese Air Crash  calle i i

Worst Single Air Tragedy .... Commercial Flights In China Suspended After  42 Die In Plane Wreck

All China Flights Are Cancelled After 42 Die in Crash of Airliner

China Suspend: Flights After 4? Are Killed   Indianapolis Nun One Of Three Americans Claimed in Record Airline Tragedy

42 LIVES ARE TAKEN IN NEW CHINA CRASH   All Commercial Flights Halt As Result Of Disaster

Chinese Suspend Fights In Wake Of Air Tragedy   Forty-Two Persons Killed In Crash Of Transport Yesterday

Russian Tried To Incite Korea Revolt   Scheme Timed for Moscow Conference Uneovered in Raid

Korean Unrest   Blamed on Red:   Charge Soviets Caused  Trouble in American Zone

Today In Congress   Senote Republicons Put Tox Reduction Bill, ' Money Measures On ‘Must’ Calendar; Put Off Action On Cashine Of Terminal Bonds

Tax Reduction, Bills Head List   Senate GOP Leaders Lay Program Before Jaly 26 Adjournment

APPROPRIATIONS GET ATTENTION IN CONGRESS   Drive Is On to Finish ‘Must’ Legislation at Once, Adjourn Saturday

ONLY ‘MONEY’ BILLSLEFT FOR CONGRESS   All Other _ Legislation Is Abandoned

Congress Is Hurrying To Adjournment   Clear Decks For Fast Action On Remaining Appropriation Bills Before Saturday.

APPROPRIATION BILLS PUSHED IN DEADLINE RUSH   Congress Gives Money Measures Topo Priority

Ban Shipments of U. 5. Cigarets   Move to Halt Black Market in Germany...

SIX DIE, 20 HURT IN PHILADELPHIA DORMITORY FIRE   17 Unaccounted - For In Charity Organization Home

Seventeen Missine After Blaze   Flames Sweep Big Structure; Twenty Hurt

SIX DIE IN FIRE IN PHILA. MISSION   Three-Alarm Fire Sweeps Four Story Dormitory of Volunteers of America   A SCORE ARE INJURED

FLAMES TAKE LIVES OF Six       HOMELESS." MEN.: KILLED WHEN FIRE SWEPT THROUGH DORMITORIES OF... ~

GPERISH IN FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA   FLAMES SWEEP DOBMITORY FOR HOMELESS MEN—t7 CRITICALLY INJURED.

Toy Factory Fire Takes Six Lives  Philadelphia Victims   Philadelphia Victims Were Assisting Charity Oraanization

Six Perish In Fire: For Homeless Me 17 Others Injured         Fire, Starting In Overstuffed Chair On Fleet  ie ‘Whips Ga'ckly Through Four Story Seid ss fgg ta Seb-Freezing Weather

Killed. 17 Missing In  Philadelphia Building Fire   Blaze! Sweeps Lodging House of a Charity Organization; Twenty at Least Are Injured

Six Men Perishin Phila. Fire   17 Other Cecupants, Homeless Transients, Reported Missing”

Six Homeless Men Dead In Fastern Fire   “ransients Heiping to Make Christmas Toys for Orphans Perish in Blaze.

SIX PERSONS DIE IN BLAZE   Seventeen Others Injurec As Fire Sweeps Home For Men In Phila.

Six Perish  House Fire  * Dormitory For  Homeless Men Razed, 17 Hurt

Charity Organization Building Swept by Fire in Philadelphia   Six Men Die, Twenty Hurt In Tragedy

SIX MEN BURN WHEN CHARITY HOME IS RAZED   Street Corner Santa Clauses Are Among The Victims

Six Killed, 20 Hurt in Fire At Charity Home   Blaze Trapped 68 In Building In Philadelphia

6 Die in Fire. 17 Others Hurt   Homeless Men Trapped Tes 850.000 Blaze

Men Die Blaze t Phila.   40 Others Hurt as fire Sweeps Thru’  Building Operated ty Charity Group

Flamés Sweep Charity Organization’ 8   Building      AVY SUING 2 AI U NEY  Victims: Ha Had ; Been Making Xmas Toys For ONéenhanz . .

Charity Home Fire Kills 6, Injures 20   Ice Hampers Philadelphia Firemen 17 Unaccounted for Evidently Safe

PRINTERS WALK OUT AT CHICAGO'S SIX NEWSPAPERS   Owners Announce They Will Continue Publication— Strike Follows FiveMonth Dispute.   PICKET LINES SET UP AT ALL PLANTS   Publishers Assert Issue in Controversy Is Not Wages, but Union’s “No-Contraet Policy.”

Typos Strike Six Papers In Chicago  Owners Promise  They Will Publis

VETO QUARREL REVIVED IN UN   British Charge That Russia Strangled Majority Will Stirs Bitter Debate

Soviet Veto Lashed By Brifish Delegate   Russia Accused of Strang ling Majority Will of Council

Britain Flays Russian  Use of Veto   Asserts Majority  Will of U.N.  Cteanalad hu Vote

MAY ASK MORE INFORMATION ON U.S. AID PLAN   Soviet Position on Marshal Program Veiled by News Blackout

MORE DATA 0! U.S. AID PL   Soviet Position Said To Be ‘Shaping Up’ At Paris Economy Talks

Blackout Veils Soviet Position On European Aid   Foreign Ministers Of Three Powers Discuss Proposition

Molotov May Ask Further Details   News Is Controlled During Meeting Of Ministers

Red Position Shapes Up On Aid Plan   Soviets May Ask More Information On U. S. Proposal

Foreign Ministers of England, France, and Russia Study Marshall Aid-Europe Plan in Paris Meeting.   NEWS BLACKOUT IMPOSED BY GROUP

Paris Conference Works In Secrecy On European Aid   Russia Expected To Ask Definition Of Marshall Plan

Red Position On New Plan Clearing Up   Request For More Definite Data Likely

RED STAND ON MARSHALL PLAN SHAPING   Soviets Expected to Ask More Definite Information on Proposal That Economic Unity Be Established in Europe.

Three-Power Meet  Veiled in Secrecy  News Black-Out Is Imposed At Great RBritain’c Requect

STEEL RACKET LETTERS SAID TO BE FORGED   Senate Group Reveals Letters Written On Stolen Stationery

Committee Plans Sugar Ration End   House Group For Measur Affecting Home Consumption Controls

END OF SUGAR RATION VOTED   House Group Okehs Measure to Drop Controls

Push House BillTo End © Suaar Ration   Hankmg “Committee © Gives Overwhelming Approval to Measure Removing Ban Inmediately,

Committee Approves Bill ‘To End Sugar Rationing For Home Consumption

Bill to Permit Price Controls   Wolcott Expects House. to Act Soon After Overwhelming Committee Vote

p  U  QMMITTEE OKAYS  ACT TO TERMINATE HOME SUGAR CRB   Household Users to Get Unlimited Supply If Measure Is Passed by I’ S. Congress   BANKING GROUP APPROVES BILL

Group Votes End to Ratior   House Unit Favors ‘Halt to Sugar Limit

Sugar Ration End Favored   House Group’s Bill Affects Home Use Only

Approve Plan To End Sugar Ration   Continue Controls For Industrial Use

House Unit Seeks Immediate End to Sugar Rationing   Banking Committee Urges Stop to Allocations for Household Use

BACK BILL T0 END SUGAR RATIONING   HOUSE GROUP APPROVES LIFTING REGULATIONS ON HOME CONSUMPTION.

‘Sugar Rationing End Is Favored  Banking Committee Approves Bill

SUPPLIES SAID ADEQUATE . House Committee Okays Plan To End Sugar Rationina Curbs.

Would Take Sugar from Ration List   Measure to End Rationing ‘ Now Given Approval by  House Committee

Luckman Rejects Plan to Abandon Poultryless Days  Must Offer Program For Saving as Much

Poultry Growers Work on Grain Saving Program   ‘Hope Result Will Be End of Thursday ‘Ban on Chickens 

Nations Within Soviet Sphere Voice Favor Of Marshall Aid Program

Nations View Paris Meeting With Optimisn   Countries in Ruesia Orbit Indorse Marshall Plan  i mm ts

Marshall Plan Reaction Is Favorable  _ Discussions Open Friday in

SUPPORT WON FOR EUROPEAN REVIVAL PLAN   MARSHALL PROGRAM IS APPROVED BY LITTLE NATIONS

Five European Nations Favorable To Marshall Plan After Russ Consent

Conterence On European Economic Aid Opens Today  More Nations Show Good Reactions,  But Pravda Sounds

Marshall Plar Reaction Is Favorable  Discussions Open Friday in Capital of France

U. S., Britain See Hope of Success Of Marshall Plan   Interest of Russia, Satellites Regarded As Preliminary Test

Russian Soldiers Fear Return Home, Desertion Mounting In Germany

DESERTIONS FROM RED ARMY — ARE- REPORTED ON INCREASE   ESTIMATE 75,000 HAVE DE. SERTED SOVET FORCES IN EUROPE SINCE WAR ENDED

 Carlson Says Heavy i Federal Taxes Destroy [Lecdl svetanvcewe «cc!

18 PERSONS DIE IN PLANE CRASH NEAR GALAX, VA,  ‘Florida Man, Only Sur ‘ viver, Pulled From Wrecks   age Rv  amharman   EASTERN AIRLINER  CRASHED INTO TREES

18 Killed In Virginia Air Liner Crash   Sole Survivor Saved From Death By Quick Work Of Two Eye-Witnesses To Wreck; Plane Was Enroute From Detroit To Florida

One Survivor In Crash Near Galax, Virginia   Plane, Enroute From De_troit To Miami, Downed  By Rainstorm

‘One Passenger Escapes With His Life   Tragedy Occurs During Heavy Rainstorm

5 OTHERS DIE IN COLLISION OVER MIAMI   Eastern Airlines Ship Hits Treetops; One Passenger Saved

MAN IS RESCUED — BY FAST ACTION      Lone Survivor Says it Felt “Like The Plane Mit A Thousand Bumps”; Bodies Are Badly Burned

One Passenger Escapes  With His Life  Tragedy Occurs During — as

Big Airliner Plunges In  Rainstorm  Man Pulled From Flaming Wreck

Speedy Action By Lumbermen Saves One Man  Bia Plane Cute Dath   Big Plane Cuts Path Through Trees, Burns

Craft Crashes During Storm Early Sunday   ® Woodsmen Rescue Lone Survivor In Virginia Disaster

Only One of Those Aboard Craft Alive  Airliner Burns After   Airliner Burns After Coming Down in Midst of Rainstorm

Craft Burns Near Galax; One Rescued   Falls In Rainsiorm; Report Radio Range Was Not Operating

PHONE WORKERS MAKE AGREEMENT   34,000 Strikers — Settle  Wage Disputes  Today.

MORE TELEPHONE BIFTS-SETTLED   New Jersey, Michigan, West Coast Unions Back

More Phone  Disputes End   Western Electric’s Conferees Optimistic

U. S. Broadeasts Reply to Molotov in 24. Laneuages   No Official Reply Made, but Radio Tells World America Not Aggression Minded

AMERICA ANSWERS RUSSIAN. GiARGES IN TALKS BY RADIO   U.S. Is Not Aggression Minded, Is Unofficial Reply after Molotov Airs Opinions.

Aggression Plan Denied as U. S. Replies to Reds   Voice of America  Bombards World with Unofficial View

UNITED STATES DENIES A RING AROUND:RUSSIA   Bombards World With Answer to Latest Soviet Ageression Charge

State Department Discounts Russian Agsression Charge   No Formal Reply Planned; Radio Broadcasts Deny Molotov Assertion   VOICE OF AMERICA AIRS U. 5. REACTION   Comments by Legislatcrs _and Press Quoted in. 24° Languages

U.S. RADIOS TO WORLD DENIAL OF RUSSIA’S AGGRESSION CHARGES; AMERICAN’S REACTIONS CITED

French Crisis Blasts Hopes Of Solid Western Front At Bia Four Conference

Crisis in France Darkens Outlook For Big 4 Amity   Situation Blast Hopes West Can Present United  Front to Russia

French Crisis May Hamper London Meet   To Relieve Hunger and Cold and Ward Off Political Chaos, Is Urged

French Government Crisis Cripples Chances For Accord on Marshall Plan to Aid Europe

Foreign Aid Fund Hunt Narrows   Export-Import Bank's 800 Millions May Be Tapped

Export-I Em) port Bank May Give Aid To Europe   Truman Believes Food To Be Sole Answer Until (-) Marshall Plan Can ;.   Get Under Way. -

Export Bank Is Regarded as Link With Fund Needs   Hunt for Emergency Aid to Europe Causes — Speculation “Over - Possibility

IMPORT BANK MAY GIVE AID   $800,000,000 Institution Gains Importance In Emergency  DECISION I PENDING

EXPORT-IMPORT, "BANK TOOK ON NEW IMPORTANCE TODAY         In Hunt For Emergency. to Europe Short of Special. Session.   WAS INCREASING TALK   y Use of the Multiiog” Dollar Lending ~ Agency.

Bank Funds In Picture   Export-Import Bank Appears in Hunt for Aid for Europe

Export Bank May Come to Aid Of West Europe   Great Lending Agency Has $800,000,000 Now Available But No Recent Recovery Loans Have Been Made; Meeting Due Monday

Commerce Bank May Aid Europe   Hunt For Emergency Help Turns Toward Biq Lending Agency

Export-Import Bank May Be Aid Source   May Be Called On To Supply Emergency Aid To Europe Until Congress Can Act

?  IMPORT BANK EYED FOR AID   Agency, With $800,000, 000 in Its Till, Takes on New Importance as Way Is Sought to Finance European Countries.

Assembly Passes Bill To Permit Income Split For Federal Tax Report

Members Of Forum Hear Prediction Of Dark Atomic Future  Speaker Wednesday Discussed Control New Found Power

Members Of Forum Hear Prediction Of Dark Atomic Future  Speaker Wednesday   Speaker Wednesday Discussed Control New Found Power

Engineer Strike On §.P. Railway Quickly Settled   Walkout Had Threatened The Movement Of Perishable Crops. _

Whole City Is Threatened In Day Of Terror   Gasoline And Qil Tanks Explode To Start Tragedy

DAY OF TERROR AT MINOT, N.D. IN OIL BLAZES   Series of Explosions Scatter Flaming Fuel Over Industrial Area

FOUR LOSE  LIVES IN-——  MINOT FIRE ©  a Oil Tanks Exp lod ‘In North -

OIL-FED .BLAZE HITS MINOT, WN. D.   Four Dead in $1,000,000 Industrial Fire

FOUR LIVES TAKEN AS FLAMES LEVEL MINOT, N. D. AREAS   Industrial Section Swept boy Fire; Many Residents Forced from Homes; Estimate Damage.   GASOLINE STORAGE TANKS ARE CAUSE

FOUR PERISH IN MINOT FIRE   Flames Sweep Through Blocks of N. D. City

Blast Kills Three And Starts Fire; Loss, $1,000, 00   Industrial Section of Minot, North Dakota, Suffers Heavy Damage

H, D, HARTZLER DIES SUDDENL'   Member Of House Of Dele: gates Stricken At Home Early Sunday

U.S. Bonds Are Best Buy For _ Americans Now   MOGER BABSON ADVISES INVESTORS TO PLAY SAFE

RAIL WORKERS. “GRANTED HIKE “IN PAY SCALI   MILLION EMPLOYEES TO BENEFIT. FROM HALFBILLION. DOLLARS A  ' YEAR WAGE BOOST

Turner fo Get Info Fight On Highway Bill   House Leaders Had Balked At Senate’s Revised Measure on Reorganization

MORE MEAT IS PREDICTED AT LOWER PRICES   15 Per Cent. Increasé In Supply Is Seen Later in Year

More Meat . Is Foreseen During Fall And Winter   Official Sees Cost  Moderately Lower; Prospécts for 1948, However.NotBright

Officials Fear "I Meat Supply To Be Decreased   Taft Says ‘You Can Buy Meat If You Can Pay for tt‘

Lower Priced Meat Forecast By Institute   Supplies To Be Up 15 Percent——1948 Out- . . look Gloomy

Supply of Meat to Be  Increased   15 Percent More This Fall But Next Year’s Out. look Poor

Supply Due Fo Increase ‘About 15 per Cent’ in Fall And Winter  More Meat At Lower Prices In Prospect; ‘48 Outlook Gloomy

Meat Price Dip By Fall Hinted   1948 Supply Outlook Dim. Congress Group Hears

Boost In Nation's Meat Supply Seen For Fall, But ‘48 Outlook Uncertain. Solons Are Told

OFFICIAL CLAIMS PRICES NOT TOO HIGH FOR DEMAND ~ Boost In Nation's Meat Supply Seen For Fall, ~ But 48 Outlook Uncertain, Solons Are Told

Millions Of Moslems, Hindus Celebrate New Independence For India   Bitterly Opposed Religious Communities In Punjab Still Fighting; Vultures Reported Preying On Bodies Of Riot Victims

PEAGE RETURNING TO FREE INDI   MILLIONS DROP STRIFE TO CELEBRATE — RIOTING IN ONE PROVINCE.

Hindus, Moslems Drop Strife on Independence Day  Joy Rules in World’s Second and Fifth Most Ponulous States

Millions of Hindus. Moslems Celebrate Freedom as Leaders Ask Peace in New Dominions

Indian States Celebrate New Independence   Strife Dropped by Hindus Moslems But Continued Te Panisah

Toll OF Rioting In India Grows To 268 Dead   Hindus, Moslems Celebrate Day; Plead For Peace

Moslems And ‘Hindus Make Peace Pleas   Millions of Indians Cele brate First .Doy of Independence

Hindu-Moslem Strife Ebbs In Liberation  State Chiefs Appeal For Pence in. * New Dominions

MOSLEMS AND HINDUS CEASE BITTER STRIFI   VULTURES PREY ON BODIES OF FALLEN IN PUNJAB

Pleas for Peace Made As Millions Celebrate  Independence in India

Where Ther re Is No Tax For Parking      Demonstration On : Badly Eroded Land Doubles Farm Value

AMERICAN LOOP LEADS, 2-1, IN ALL-STAR TILT   Stan Spence’s Single Scores Doerr To Put Rival National Leaguers Behind

‘National Trails 2-1 After Seven Innings Of Annual All-Star Game: Mize Homers

Chain Reaction Arguments Over Atomic Report Veer In Army Direction Today

Blame for Smyth Report on A-Secrets Veers to Army  Scientist Deny Blame for Account

SPEEDING AMBU LANCE IS NEARLY WRECKED   Vehicle Careened Across North Market Street After Tire Biew “(Ont

Speaking Frankly   ee eee ann NE A ee  Stubborn Attitude of Stalin and His Ministers Upset Roosevelt

‘SPEAKING FRANKLY? 2 tone Fay   kok Ok xk cee oP, ® x KK, Difficulties With Russians Began To Multiply — ‘Tn 1945: Situation In Romania Is Explained

STRIKE OF BUS  DRIVERS SETTLED   WAGE AGREEMENT ENDS WALKOUT OF OKLAHOMA FIRWS EMPLOYES.

Soviet Tactics In UN Rapped B y Vandenberg   Responsibility Will Be “Crystal Clear’ If UN Fails To Save Peace, He Says

SOVIET TACTICS NU N. LASHED BY VANDENBERG   Senator Sees Truce Before Aggression Unless Unity Returns For Allies

Vandenberg Flays Russian Tactics  In UN Stalemate   Responsibility for Failure Will Be Kremlin's, GOP Leader Notes   URGES LIMITATION ON SCOPE OF VETO   America Must Maintain Adequate National Defense, Senator Warns

Love Picket’s Wife Back Te Mother Again; He'll Let Her Stay This Time

Buffalo's Love Picket Quits Parade + As Wife Leaves Home Another Tim

=~ICE ARRIVES TOO LATE— Ohio’s Champion Porky Is Victim Of Heat Wave

STORMS LASH ISLANDS IN THE PACIFIC   Alaska Is Buffeted By Snowstorms And High Winds

PHONE STRIKE CAUSES RIFI   Strike-Break Charge Hurled at Hartley

Phone Crisis Brings Battle Within House   Democrats Dispute Labor Committee Head’s Statement

CONFLICT-OVER PHONE STRIKE   DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS CAN'T AGREE

Phone Strike Stirs Battle   Committeemen Fight Over Injunction Plan

Moscow Official Assails Attitude Of Turks in War   Nation Joined Allies Only at Last Minute, Andrei Vishinsky Says

Against Her Being At   Peace Meet   _U. S. HAD PROPOSED THAT ALL... NATIONS WHO DECLARED WAR ON. GERMANY HAVE CONSULTATIVE, : VOICE 

SOVIETS OPEN TRUMAN ATTACK   First Offiolal Blast Heard en Aid: Program

Soviets Take Verbal Blast AtU-S. Policy   Refer. to President Truman's Stand at Big Four Foreign Ministers Session

Russians Oppose Voice for Turks In German Treaty   Vishinsky Makes Indirect Reference to President’s Loan Proposal   AMERICAN SCHEME DRAWS HEAVY FIRE   Soviet Charges U. S. Is Try- ing to “Pack” Big 4 Treaty Negotiations

Vishinsky Quotes Wallace’s Blast at Greek Aid Plan in Fight Over Turkish Issue

Any Consulative Voice By Small Nations Opposed   Speaker Takes Oblique Shot At President Truman’s Aid For Greece  By Quoting From Henry Wallace.

Russians Object To WJ. §. Proposa   Truman's Policy in Near East Brings Indirect Comment

Rule Pickets  Deserve Trial   Supreme Court Helds Six Allis- Chalmers Pickets Entitled To Jury Trial

Pickets Entitled To a Jury Trial  High Court Upholds Milwaukee Jurist —

igns Confession After Long Questioning; Claims Mind ‘Blacked Out’       MARKINGS ON BODY ARE CORROBORATED IN L.A.

Corporal Admits ‘Dahlia’ Slaying   Signs Statement He Killed Elizabeth Short

Lt. Gov. James Asks Free And  Open Primaries   Clears Way for His Entry into Race for GOP Gubernatorial Nomination.

RUSSIAN ATTACKS AMERICAN STUDIES UF REDS IN MOVIES   Manuilsky Declares U.S Freedom Is ‘Strange’ in Talk Before UN: Gets Sarcastic.   GINGER’S MOTHER GIVES TESTIMONY

Russia Attacks Movie Probe   Calls Investigation ‘Strange Freedom’

RUSSIA ASSAILS FILMLAND PROBE   Soviet Attack Is Made in U. N. Assembly

Russia Attacks Probe of Film Industry in UN   Committee Hears More Wit nesses From Hollywesd  in Today’s Session

ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCE Arlington, Iowa  wT 2p -EErSa2..) Ore eka. ole eee

Wind and Rain Storm Sweeps Oklahoma City   Wind Strips Limbs From Trees, Blows Out Windows From Homes And Buciness Placec

Oklahoma City Has Sudden Downpour   Wind Causes Some Damage; Enid Has Rain

Powers Agree to Strive for: Early Accord   * Question Goes Back. ‘to Full Committee > Tuesday if Unsettled

UNKNOWINGLY   Girl Thought She Was Taking Picture For ‘Investigator’

Young Woman Lies Near Death After Receiving Shotgun Blast In Crowded Times Square Subway Station; Tells Strange Story.

HUNT HUSBAND IN SHOOTING   Victim of Bizarre Murde: Attempt Near Death

Statesville Shots  informal Glimpees eof People @batacs  Aewaend

Statesville Shots  Informal Glimpses ef People fe and Areund Statesville

Here’s Sweet News   End of Household Sugar Rationing by July 1 Seen Highly Probable in Capital

End To Household Sugar Rationing Likely By July 1   U.S. Allotted Bigger Share Of World  Suear Pool.

U.S. Is Allotted Bigger Share Of World’s Sugar  Prospects for End Of Household Rationing Improve

‘Prospects For Quick End Of Sugar Rationing Briahtened: U. S. Supplies Will Be Increased

Prospects Bright For End To Sugar Rationing By July 1  US Gets Bigger Share In Sugar Pool

Probability of Sugar Rationing Halt Brighter U. 5. Given Bigger Share From World Pool; Cuban  Bess nx Benes Peut Baw

Prospects Brighten  Good Chance Seen To End Sugar Stamp Use July Ist   World Food Council Gives United States Bigeer Pool Share

Household Sugar Rationing May End On July Ist  U. S. Is Allotted More In Pool

Rationing O! Sugar May End July 1  _U. S. Allotted More From . World Peol

 '  —MORE SUGAR FOR U, $.— End Of Sugar R ationing Is Predicted By July 1

Allocate US More Sugar   End of Household Rationing Boosted as US Gets More of Cuban Crop

‘Prospects Are Sweeter  U.S. Allotted 350,000 Tons More Sugar From World Pool

Hopes for End of Sugar Rationing Brighten as U.S. Share Inereased

Sugar Rationing May End July 1   Food Council Boosts 1947 U.S. Allotment by 350,006 Tons

INCREASEU,S., SHARE IN WORLD SUGAR QUOTAS   Hopes Brighten for Sudden End of Household Rationing .

U.S. Is Allotted —  Sugar Tonnage   Bigger Share of World Pool May Bring End to. Household Rations

Municipal Airport Development an Issue   _ City Veers Away from “Concrete Runway; Early Better fa Trsthaenbivta «

Municipal Airport Development an Issue   City Veers Away from Concrste Runway; Early Action {s tmouerative

Solon Blasts U. S. Actions Allowing Oil For Russians   Market Upset Feared

Congressman HitsCommerce Department For Permitting  U.S. Oil Shipments To Reds

WEICHEL RAPS OIL EXPORTS TO REDS   Terms .Commerce Department Action “Arrogant”

Action Blasted As ‘Arrogant’  House Group Works On Oil Shipments

Says Can't Halt Oil to Russia   Weichel Blasts at “Arrogani’” Action Of Department

Congressman Admits That He’s ‘Stumped’ In Trying To Block  Shipments Of Oil To Russians

POSTHUMOUS AWARD FOR ALBERT SHELTON   Jewell High School Graduate Of 1937 Who Was Lost In Service, Given Citation By Navy Department.

Lieut. Teeve Gets Citation or Heroism  Schwertner Office (siven Award Fror

ig Ty  - R ALBERT. SECKEL GETS; ‘PERMANENT CITATION Rae QoONTE STAR MEDAL

Alpine Boy Is Awarded Permanent Citation For Meritorious Achievem’!

AFL BEGINS ITS DETAILED REPLY   Making Answer To Efforts In Congress To Curb Union Activity.

Southeast Louisiana  Endangered   Residents Of Exposed Areas Heading North

Florida, Louisiana Areas Menaced By Big Hurricane  Florida’s Death Toll   Florida’s Death Toll Set at 4, With Property Losses High in Millions

At Least Four Persons Killed, Six Missing In South Florida; Thousands Flee North From Mobile To Morgan City, La.

Winds Sull High After Killing Four And Doing Millions Of Dollars Damage In Lower Florida

Louisiana Expects Hurricane Blasts By Mid-Morning   Gigantic Storm Veered in Path Across Gulf From Florida

Refugees Flee Danger Spots In Two States      Hundreds of Vehicles Stream Inland In Alabama— Louisiana May Also Be Hard Hit—Floride Emeraency Proclaimed:

Louisiana Faces Greatest Danger  Devastation Is Left In Florida Areas

Still Flee Danger  of Storm   Evacuations on Coast Line From Florida To  Louisiana

LOUISIANAT FEEL FORGE OF TROPICAL BLOW   Panicky Refugees Are Streaming From Coastal Banger Points   FLORIDA PLACED ON EMERGENCY BASIS

Probably Wilt  Hit Louisiana  This Morning Many Flee; Four Killed in Florida

HURRICANE VEERS, THREATENS WIDE LOUISIANA AREA   Residents Flee Coast Danger Spots: New Orleans Seen in Path.   FURY IS UNABATED   Storm Leaves Wide Belt of Destruction in Florida; 4 Known Dead.

Hurricane Heads for Louisiana  Coastal Cities Are Put on Alert —

Hundreds Of Refugees Flee Danger Spots  Known Damage In ~ Florida $7,000,000

Large-Scale Evacuations Being Staged   Panicky Refugees Fleeing; Florida Takes Heavy Loss

Tropical Hurricane Is Raging Across  The Gulf of Mexico   Will Probably Strike Southeast Louisiana Coast This Morning, Says Weather Bureau: Storm Already Has hKilled Four; Millions Of Dollars in Damage Is Done

Machinists First To Comply With New Labor Law   Organization With 624,000 Members Complies With Taft-Hartley Act   NOW ELIGIBLE FOR NLRB ACTION

Hold 2 Salesmen For Investigatior      ‘Second Generation Operates Ancient Threshing Rig For 30th Year

2 Salesmen For Investigatior      Second Generation Operates Ancient

Senate Democrat  Concedes GOP. Tax Cut Victory  Five Votes Needed to Balk Republicans in Test Move

GEORGE MOTION LOSES SUPPORT   ‘Conceded Defeat on Move E> Ws Delay Tax Vote  ,

STORM LAKE HOST 10 DUCAM MEET   Catholic Youth Of Thi: ‘Diocese To Hold An nual Convention

Youth Convention  At Storm Lake  Catholic Rally Is’. Sunday February 16

Solemn Chrisimas Eve Message To World Includes Plea For “Honesty In World Affairs .

Warn Europe U. § Aid Not Certain  Congressmen Give Views After Survey

EUROPEAN NATIONS ADVISED TO WORK   American Congressman Tells Them ta Quit “Kidding Themselves” U. S. Aid Is Assured.

ASSOCIATED PRESS MEMBERS ARE 'ELECTING SIX DIRECTORS; NOYES IRETIRES AFTER 54-YEAR SERVICE

SECOND CRASH ~— INPLANE TEST   National Air Race Craft Subjected To Severe Inspection

FINAL ATTEMPT FO JOIN IDEAS   Western Leaders Look To Russia For First Conciliatory Gesture As Foreign Ministers Resume  Where They Left Off.

W est Looking to Molotov to Break Split  Big Four Ministers Open Meeting With Results in Doubt

Big Four Convene  In London  May Be Last Attempt To Settle Carmanv’e Future

London Treaty Parley Begins   Prospects Of Any Agreement Are Dim

Russia Rejects U.N. Atom Repor And Assails U.S.  “Trust” Charge ts Denied By Osborn

Red Challenges U.S. Atom Aims   Gromyko Says ‘Monopoly Canal af Americans

BITTER CHARGES HURLED AT U.S.   Russia Accuses Americ: Of Trying To Dictate Atomic Control

Reds Say U. 5. Seeks Atomic Dictatorship American U. N. Delegate Brands - Bitter Gromyko Blast ‘Old Stuff’

US. SEERING A-TRUST’ USSR   Gromyko Attacks U. S. in  Bitterest Speech Vet Heard

Charges U.S. Creating Atomic Trus?   Bitter Attack Is Delivered by Russia’s Gromyko

RUSSIA HITS U.S, ATOMIC PROGRAM   CHARGES ATTEMPT TO CREATE TRUST—ACCUSATION DENIED AS “FALSE.”

Second Report Of U.N Atomic Commission Re jected; Gromyko Make: Fiery Speech.

U.S. Seeking Atomic Trust, Russia Says  Accusation False, U. S. Delegate Say: Assails Repetition

REDS CHARGE U.S. SEEKING ATOMIC TRUS!   Accusations Hurled By Gromyko In Attack On U. N. Report

Russia Rejects Atomic Report  ~ Hurls Charge After  Charae Against U. $

Court Rejects Tenant Quste   Utah Residents Will Have  Ploral Wediocrk Hearing

OPA Upheld In Evietion Case Ruling   Rent Law Holiday Effeet Cancelled By Supreme Court

UNO BODY ASKS PLAN FOR EUROPEAN JEWS   Alleviation Of Holy Land Problem Seen Fruits

UN. PALESTINE COMMISSION SAYS ASSISTANGCE. FOR EUROPEAN JEWS [WOULD SPEED HOLY LAND PEACE

Ohio GQP Set for Taft   Will Start “Favorite Son” Ball Rolling as Soon as Hat is in Ring

Ohio GOP Plans To Raise Fund  Set ‘Home Grown’   Set ‘Home Grown’ Camoaian for Taft

OHIO GOP SET TO FIVE TAFT HIS SEND-OFF   CAMPAIGN TO RAISE $750,000 PLANNED IN HOME STATE

Ohioans Ready To Raise $750,000 For Campaign To Get Taft Nomination

OHIO REPUBLICANS READY TO INVEST IN TAFT CAMPAIGN   “Will: Raise $750,900 to Boos  Favorite Son When He  Makes Annnuncement

Regard Taft As Certain To Be Candidate  Obin Dax... .Lt.... mm.   Ohio Republicans To Raise $750,000 For Presidential Drive

P atty Leaders Ti Ohio Boost Taft Campaign   Ready To Raise $750,000 In'‘Home Town’ Drive To Assure Senator 1948 Nomination

Ohio GOP Plans To Raise Fund  ‘Set Home Grown’ Campaian for Taft

OHIO G. 0. P. ~ BACKING TAFT   Reported Ready To Raise $750,000 To Get Nomination For Him

42-Year-Old Man Accused Of Matrieide   Ernest Wright Tells Colum bus Police He Charted His Life According to Calenlus

4 Number Came Up  Minister Who ‘Ran His Life by Calculus’ Admits Killing Mother

FINISH FIGHT ON LABOR LAW   Turns Down General Strike Proposal; For Court Test

AKRON ENJOYING LABOR PEACE   Rubber Workers’. Teachers’ Disputes Settled

AKRON ‘PEACE’ ~ 1S RESTORED   -RUBBER PLANT STRIKE 18 “ENDED AND TEACHERS WILL STAY ON THE JOB

Scientist Urges U.N. Curb Atom   Polish Member of Commission Says Bomb Cannot Give Security

Administration Scores Sweeping Victory as Lower Chamber Sends Reform Measure To Governor;. Primary Propesal Defeated 58-35

Administration Defeats Move For Primary   GOP Leadership Wins Smashing Victory 70 To 15 and 58 to 35  On Two Measures

So-Called Reform Measure Goes to Governor for Sig  nature — Passage Vote  Was 70 to 15.   NEW TAXATION BILLS ARE BEING PREPARED

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Approves Eliminating “Emperor of India” Clause

Mine Union Leaders Ask Civil Service Protection for State Inspectors

Decision Based On Public Reception To Record Of 80th Congress Actions

Ohioan Set To Run For U.S. Presidency   Senator Accepts Endorsement of State Republican Panel: Says Race Is ‘Wide Open’

Gen. Bradley to Visit Army Posts Abroad   European Tour Seen as Preparation for Chief of Staff Duty

Gen. Bradley, Seen as Eisenhower Successor, To Tour Europe Posts

Bradley Will Tour Army Posts Abroad  Installations In Europe, Mediterranean Area

BRADLEY TO INSPECT TROOPS IN EUROPE   Announcement Bolsters Specula tion That He Will Succeed Eisenhawer as Chief of Staff.

BRADLEY TO MAKE SIX WEEKS JAUNT TO INSPECT ARMY   General to Tour Mediterranean and European Area While on VA Leave

BRADLEY ON A TOUR   Poasihte Eisenhower Successor Tc Inspect Army in Europe

BRADLEY PICKED FOR PROMOTION   Report Says VA Chief May Be Successor To Eisenhower

Wallace Speaks In Gregory Gym Saturday, May 1]   AVC to Sponsor Only Texas Stop Of Liberal Editor

Bln Phanw W awe   Japs Who Had To Leave West Coast Settle Over U. 5.   Only South Carolina Omitted in Their Resettling; Some Find Advantages

Jap Evacuees  Settled-Again   Now In Every State In Union Except Sduth Carolina.. _

Wherry Fires - At Lilientha   Cox Propeses Withdrawal; “Waendenhers Dissenis

Opposition To Lilienthal As Atomic Chief Grows WLorew Adde Vaire   Wherry Adds Voice And Cox of Georgia Urges Withdrawal Of Appointment

Lilienthal Faces More Opposition  Wherry Is Against Truman Selection

MOVEMENT TO BAR LILIENTHAL IS GROWING   Senator Wherry Says Atomic Leader Should Be “Shadow Free’”’

OPPOSITION T0 LILIENTHAL I$ GAINING GROUND   Some Doubt Exists That Senate Will Confirm Truman’s Nominee

Opposition to Lillienthal  Is Increasing   Republican Whip Now Among Opponents of Truman Appointee

LILIENTHAL FACES STIFF OPPOSITION   Suggestion Made in House That He Withdraw His Name For Post

Lilienthal — Faces New  Opposition   Sen: Wherry: Joins- Those Determined: .To -. Deny His Confirmation

Opposition to Lilienthal For Atomic Post Grows   Senator Wherry, Republican Whip, Announces He Will Fight Nomination—Cox Tells House He Thinks Truman Should Withdraw Appointment—Senator Johnson Criticizes Release of Report on Control of Energy.

AT WOMEN’S MEETING   Leaders Frem (Chriutian Frentiers Lecleremce te Speak

AT WOMEN’S MEETING   Leaders Frem Christian Frontiers Certerence le >peah

Mrs, Longstreet Speaks Against Primary Bill   Widow of Confederate General Says Measure Would Set Up Dictator

Widow of Confederate General Blasts Georaia's Proposed White Primary Bill

Georgia White Primary Bill Gen. Longstreet’s Widow Speaks In Opposition _

House Passes Bill To Cut  Income Taxes   Measure Goes To Senate. Where Approval Expected Tomorrow

Vote Is 220 To 99; Sent Onto Senate   Measure to White House This Week—House Accepts July 1 Date

HOUSE APPROVES FINAL VERSION OF TAX CUT MEASURE   Senate Expected To Act To morrew; Truman Has ‘Minted At Vata

House Gives Approval to  Cut in Tax ~ Senate Okay Is - Likely Tuesday

House Completes Legislation to Cut Income Taxes   Approval Tomorrow By Senate to Send Measure to Truman

John G. Winant,  Social Security Leader, Suicides   Former Ambassador To Court Of St. James's And Three-Time Governor Of New Hampshire Takes fiesn 1 tifa Ad thaume ta Canened. NN HH

John G. Winant Ends Own Life   Former Ambassador Tx Grea! Britain

Truman May Get Free Hand In Aid Program   Wide Discretion for President in Helping Greece, Turkey Aske

Truman May Get Wide Discretion In Using Aid Cash  And Turkey to Be Ready by Monday

HEARINGS ARE ARRANGED BY HOUSE GROUP   Measure to Carry Out Truman Proposals  Being Readied

CONSIDER PL AN FOR RAST ACTION   Foreign Affairs Group In House Sets Hearings Prepare Questions

Solons Study Truman Plar   Public Hearings * Set ‘On Proposa! To Aid Greece and Turkey

Truman to Get Wide Powers In Using Fund   House Committee Sets Hearings Next Week; Vandenberg Compiles List of Questions

Both Branches Of Congress Study Aid Plan   House Committee Sets Hearings For Next Week

WIDE POWERS PROPOSED FOR AID IN GREECE   CONGRESS STUDIES PLAN TO FIGHT LEFTISTS

GREEK - TURKISH AID PLAN STUDIED BY CONGRESSMEN   Suggestion Made That Treman Be Given Wide Dis- . cretion in Using Money  He Seeks.   'HOUSE HEARINGS TO START NEXT WEE   One Question Raised Is Whether Administration Knew of Mediterranean  Situation Last October.

President May Get Free Hand In Using Funds  Hearings Scheduled By House Committee

Vandenberc Hits Cuts: In Budget   Against Any Slice That Would Force U.S. Disarmament

Proposed Slash In Army, Navy Funds Opposed By Vandenberg   GOP Leader Fears Military Impairment Would Hurt Prestige

'— DEBATE—  Senate. . Defeat © Indicated.   HOUSE LINES UP OPPOSITION’

Teachers Pleased By Amendments to Dewey Wage Plan   CHANGES ADOPTED AT JOINT PARLEY   Entire Measure Reviewed At Meeting With Governor’s Study Groun

Hoover Asks U. S. Citizens Ration Selves  Speaks Despite Doctor’s Advice

Physician And Nurse Wait Nearby At Rally Hoover Defies Doctor Orders To Plead For Food Rationing

‘Hoover Appeals for Voluntary Rationing ‘to Tide World Over ‘Grim Food Year’

HOOVER PROPOSES VOLUNTARY PLAN OF FOOD RATIONING   Americans Must Help Tide World Over ‘Grim Food Year,’ He Says.   CITES POOR HARVESTS   Three National Groups Demand Special Session to Deal with Prices.

Voluntary Rationing ‘Suggested By Hoover      Former President Gives Talk Against Physician’s Advice

Hoover Pleads For Voluntary Food Rationing   Former President Predicts ‘Grim Year’ for World

$597, 000,000 For Emergency Aid To  Europe Proposed   Marshall Asks Help Now For F rance, Austria And Italy

Marshall In Strong Aid Plea   Asks Congress Allow . $597,000,000 For Emergency ‘Period; Says . Goal Is Healthy Europe

EVENTUALLY TC CALL FOR 16-20 BILLION HE SAYS   Secretary Of State Hints That Russia Is Big Drawback In Furopean Aid; GOP Demands Help For  China.

Tells Joint Meeting of Senate and House Foreign Committees of Costs for Long Range Recovery Plan.   STOPGAP FUNDS TO MEET ‘URGENT’ NEED

Marshall  Emphasizes  Emergency Secretary Assails  Russia in Talk to ‘Jomt Committees

$597, 000,000 Would Last Until March   Russia Opposes Plan, Secretary Tells Two Congressional Groups

Plight Of Three  Powers Critical   Emergency Help Until  Spring Is Asked By  State Secretary

MARSHALL ASKS EUROPE RELIEF UNTIL MARCH 31   Estimates Additional _ $7,500,000,000 Needed in Following 15 Months

Real, Urgent Need Is Seen For Aid Of 3  Major Powers   Italy’s Plight Is Put At Top; France And Austria Also Listed

Total Amount May Be 20 Billions   Stop-Gap Assistance To Require About $597,000,000, He Says

16-20 BILLION MORE NEEDED NEXT 4 YEARS   Marshall Says France, Italy and Austria Facing Dire Tragedy.

Emergency Funds Urged By Secretary   Plan to Provide Economic Help Abroad Requires $597.000,000 at Once, Toint Meeting Told

Immediate Aid For Europe ls Said Required  Secretary Urges   $597, 000, 000. ‘As .   re AarAarineesr hae

Cost of 16-20 Billions Is Seen by Secretary; ‘Ureent? Need Reported

ASKED CONGRESS FOR $597,000.00   This Money to Be Used In Ai for Europe Until March Thirty-first.   MORE WILL BE NEEDEI   He Estimated $7,000,000,00¢ Will Be Needed in 15 Mo. Starting Then.

FUNDS WOULD HELP EUROPE TO MARCH 31   Added $7,500,000,000 Then Required, !s Marshall Claim

TELLS SOLONS OF AMOUNT NEEDED IN IMMEDIATE AID  DECLARES RUSSIANS  tee tee i, i a i pe Oe, Se a meer

Emergency Needs in Western Europe Outlined to Congress in Message From Marshall   Says France, Italy and Austria Need 597 Million at Once and That Total Foreian Aid May Run te 20 Billien

Marshall Advises $597,000,000 Now   Secretary Of State Estimates Additional $7,500,000,000 Will Be Needed In 15 Months Starting March 31

 GOLB WEATHER, YOU KNOW, HAS ITS CHARMS,” IN- FACT ONE 16 THAT WE BON’? HAVE 36 LISTER TO FHE RABIO NEXT.

Costs Will  BeAbout 16, 20 Billions   Seeretary’s Calculation Much Higher Than *President’s Committee Figured :   Situation in Asia Causes Deep Concern, He Declares

Marshall Gives His Estimate Of European Needs Until March 31; Full Self-Help Program To Take About $20 Billion

Would Help Out Europe Until Mar. 31   $7,500,000,000 Will Bx Needed in 15 Months After That Period

Recovery Move Shunned By Russ   ... France, Italy, Austria In Urgent Need Of Help

$597 Million Aid Stop-Gap Sought   ‘Marshall Estimates Long Range European Re. covery Costs Will Approach 20 Billion.

Asks Congress to Give 575 Million Stop-gap Aid   Says ‘Emergency Funds Would Last Until March 31--«  Gives Praerain Cre}

Marshall's Estimate High Compared To Committee's Guess   Total Aid to Run Between 16 and 20 Billions He Says

Relief Fund Asked Through March 15 Is $597,000,000; 7-Half Billion In 15 Months

SWIFT RELIEF ACTION URGED BY MARSHALL   STOP-GAP EUROPEAN NEEDS ESTIMATED AT 597 MILLION

TOTAL RELIEF BILL 10 HIT 16 BILLIONS   Joint House, Senate Group Receives Report   STATE SEGRETARY   Says Immediate Help Must Be Given In Austria, ltaly, France

Asks Half Billion ‘As Aid to Europe   Marshall [Estimates Sum . Would Serve Until Next March 31   ‘AS EMERGENCY MOVE   Secretary Says Long Range Program May Cost 20 Billions

Also Has Long Range Figures   Urges Emergency Aid for _ France, Uely ond Austria To Mect ‘Real Need”

Marshall Asks $597 000,000.   Secretary Tells Congress Committees Quick Help for Europe Is Imperative to Ease Hardship: Total May Reach $22 Billion ©

Tells Joint Committee Need Urgent in Italy, France, Austria; Sees 20 Billion Outlay Soon

Puts European Needs After March 31 At Over $7 Billion   Recovery Goal of All Except Russia, Secretary Declares

Secy. Marshall Wants $587,000,000 Emergency  Furopean Fund at Once

Europe Aid May Cost 20 Billion Says Marshall   Brewster Urges China Be Included in Plan

CALLS SPECIAL GRANT ‘ViTAL’, SCORES RUSSIA   Long-Range Estimate Of Aid Needs Higher Than Original Figures

Requests Congress To Provide The Funds; Over Seven Billion More Needed

Italy’s Plight Most Critical, He Tells Congress; Austria, France Need Help Before Permanent Plan

16-20 BILLIONS SEEN AS TOTAL COST FOR HELP   Secretary Slaps At Russia; Regards Italian Situation As Most Alarming

Marshall Asks 597 Millions Emergency Aid   ~ Tells House and Senate Committees Long Range May-Cost $16,000,000,000 To $20,000,000,000

Marshall Estimates Sum Would Serve Until Next March 3)   ‘AS EMERGENCY MOVE   Secretary Says Long Range  Program May Cost 20 Billions

597 Million Requested For Europe   Secretary Says Long-Range Help May Top 16 Billion

Marshall Asks Inferim Fund For Europe   U.S. Also Recognizes Chiang Kai Shek Govt. In Ching Today

Marshall Requests Relief Funds For 3» Foreign Nations   lells Foreign Committees Cost of Long: Range Program May Go Over 16 Billion

European Recovery  Costs 20 Billions   Secretary Marshall Asks Congress for 597 Millions for Aid Until March 31; He Said Goal Is to Put Europe Back in Good Health.   Stopgap Fund Is Necessary to Meet An Urgent Need in 3 Countries

Raps Russia in Outlining Plan For Quick Aid   $7,500,000,000 More Needed in 15 Months Secretary Estimetes

Marshall Asks $16-20 Billion In Europe Aid   Cost of Self-Help  Hiked $3-4 Billion By State Secretary— Crisis Called ‘Real

$597 Million Stop-Gap Aid Asked of U.S   Sec. Marshall Says Need Urged in Italy, France and Austria

To Help Italy, France, Austria  Until March 31   Says Long-Range uropean Program to Cost $15-20 Billion

—EUROPE—  997 Million is Asked For  3 Countries  Committee Hears Marshall’s Plea

Congress Asked For 597 Millions For Emergency Help Until Next April

Secretary Says Need For Aid Is “Real, Urgent”   Asks Congress To Supply $597,000,000 Emergency Fund; Total Need 20° Times That

Marshall Asks Congress For  $597,000,000   Money For Emergency In France, Italy, And Austria.

China Would Be Included In Immediate Plan   Commerce Secretary Harriman Heads Special Committee For Emeraency Aid

Emergency Relief For Europe Asked  Money to Last Until March St;

Immediate Help Urged By Secretary   $597,000,000 Is Sought To Aid Three Countries

TRIBUNAL HOLDING NEGRO CAN BE PUT INTO CHAIR AGAIN   Court Splits Five to Four of "Whether Cruel, Inhuman Treatment Involved

NEGRO SLAYER TO CHAIR AGAIN   Mechanical Defect Saved ) Him First Time

BLUE BLAMED FOR HEALTH BUREAU SET-UP   State May Lose Federal Funds

Shortageof $121,000 Affects Capitol Bank   Martin Tells Reporters Preliminary Audit Reveals Shortdge; Is Matter for Attorney General

Bills to Outlaw Union Recognition, Jurisdictional Strikes Before Senate

Speculation Is Not Cause, Say Grain Dealers   Demand Investigation by Congress Committee to  Determine Facts

Car of New Soybean Food in Train For Europe Which Starts Tonight

New Phone Strike  ‘Development’ Due   Michigan Bell Charges Sahatace of Cables

CLAIM PHONES “SABOTAGED”   Michigan Bell Reports Long Line Cable Cut

STANDARD OIL RAISES PRICES   Boost To Be From Ic To L44c Per Gallon.

VOTE IS 13-0 FOR LIMAITE’S CONFIRMATION   Pearson Accusations Brushed Aside by Committee in Closed Session

Calm, Self-Discipline, Iron-Man Captain Credited With Saving Lives of Six Navy Men in Antarctic

SURVIVORS REVEAL ANTARCTIC PLANE EXPLODED IN AIR   Six Men, Rescued From Wastes, Tell How Their Craft Brushed Peak and  Blew up From Friction.   RELATE ADVENTURES 138 DAYS THEY WERE LOST   Emergency Rations Provided Two Meals a Day—Three Who Lost Lives Buried on Snow-Clad Summit.

POLAR RESCUE IS DESCRIBED BY SURVIVORS   SIX BACK ON SHIFE AFTER 13 DAYS IN ICY WILDERNESS

Photo-Engraved Editions Put Out—Printers Reject $7.50 Weekly Raise

ITALY RIPE FOR NEW REVOLUTION   Three Parties Combine in Demonstration Against Praeent Rovernment

Moscow-Trained Leader Calls for Italian Revolution   Demonstrations In Coun try-Wide Basis Sched. tled Today

SENATORS OPEN DRIVE TO SAVE UN'S CHARTER   State Department Asked fo: Formal Opinion on Revision of World Document

Opinion Asked On Drive To Strengthen UN   Senate Committee Wants Formal Report By State Department On Proposals

Marshall Airs Views On Plan For UN Change   Senate Committee Hears Secretary At Closed Session; Seek to Revise Charter

Nation‘s Forces Are Said Suffering From Poor Leadership  Military Leader Declares U.S. Making Faces At Russia Without The Power To Back It Up

A Taste of Winter Grips Midwest, as Snow, Cold Arrive   13 Below Zero Recorded in Nebraska; 13-Inch Snow Is Tops

Sub-Zero Blast Blankets Midwest; ‘East Will Receive Taste of Winter

Seber Weather Hits Middle-West 'B-r-r-r-r! Thanksgiving to ‘Usher in Sample of Winter

/U.S. GETTING RETURN .OF 23 CENTS ON DOLLAR FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY

Wedding Guests Are Quizzed In Death Of Woman  Detroit Police 1 Be Lae -~ _ ee” 8

FIND WOMAN'S BEATEN BODY   Youth Is Held for Questioning; Check R00 Recevtion Guests

Margaret Truman Gives Admirable Performance InRadic Singing Debut

Margaret Truman Credited With Admirable Performance In Debut   President's Daughter Is Soprano Soloist With Detroit Symphony

GOP Tax Program Is Meeting Opposition From New Quarters   Andrews, Taft Give ‘Go Slow’’ Warnings In Tax Slash Plans

“GO SLOW SIGNAL GIVEN ON TAX CUTS   Armed Services Committee Head Opposes National Defense Budget Cut Until General “Ike” Can Be Consulted.

Advises Against Possible Cuts in U.S. Defense Funds   Head.of Hause Armed Services Group Gives Warning to GOP

Republicans Urged to’Go Slow’ In Cutting Military Budget ..   Na "Kh  GOP Head of Armed Services Group Warns Colleagues to Hold Off Any Slash Until They  Hear From Flsenhawer Onnnces Flat Raducetian

G. 0. P. ADVISED TO GO SLOW ON CUTS IN BUDGET   Andrews Asks Any Slash Ir Defense Spending Await Eisenhower Views

GOP Widen Tax Cut Fight   Head of House Armed Services Group Flashes “Co. Slow’ Warning

GOP Warned To ‘Go Slow’   Economy Trend Gets Signal From Andrews

Andrews Urges GOP Colleagues to Slow Defense Fund Slash  Urges Budget Group To Halt Slash for Eisenhower's Views _

Delay Slash In Defense Funds, Andrews Urges   Get Eisenhower Views First, House Armed Services Chief Asks.

AGAINST HUGE GUT IN NATIONAL DEFENSE FUNDS   Asks Committee to Delay Action Until Eisenhower Reports

Congress Told ToGo Slow On Economies.  Solons Told Slashing Of Armed Forces Funds Needs Study

Go Slow Signal ls Flashed on Budget Slash   Armed Services Heac Urges Funds Not Be Pared Now

‘Go Slow’ Signal In Connection With Tax Cutting  Fa? ees fe , ee   ‘ Armed Services Group Gives Warning

“WAIT ON IKE,’ ASKS ANDREWS   House Military Head Flashes ‘Go Slow’ Warning on Niefanse Riudnet Cut.

SOLON CAUTIONS REPUBLICANS ON DEFENSE ISSUE   Andrews Urges Colleagues Te ‘Go Slow’ Until Eisenhower Cites Needs

CAUTION ASKED ON MILITARY CUT   Rep. Andrews Flashes Red Light On Budget Cuts

Careful Consideration Of Armed Forces Budget Cut Urged in Congress

Congress Told To Gs Slow En Defense Guts      CONGRESSMAN ISSUED A WARNING AGOUT ECONOMY

‘GO SLOW’ TAX CUT SIGNALED   Andrews Warns G. 0. P Colleagues Of Need For "Caution

Ail Services To Unite For Military Law   UNIVERSAL TRAINING PROGRAM TO BE PUSHED

Probers Getfing Set for Look at Inside Trading   House Group Peeved by Release of Names of Lawful Operators

Solons Turn Blaze on Chicago Pit  Want Names of All   Want Names of All Federal Workers Purchasing Grains

Desire Names Gov't. Traders  Ask Disclosure’ O: Those Who Alleged  ly Sneculatad.

Result Of Secret Probe Demanded  Group Wants Names Job-Holder Traders

ANDERSON GETS NEW PRESSURE   Agriculture Secretary Urged To Disclose Names of Other Grain Traders

CALLS FOR NAMES OF GRAIN TRADERS HOLDING U. 8. J0R5    Congressman Andresen Hears 200 Speculated in Chicago and Hints They Were in Pool.   ASKS SEC. ANDERSON TO GIVE OUT LIST   Criticizes Cabinet Member for Making Public Names of Legitimate Market Traders.

200 Chicago Names Asked In Grain Quiz   Anderson Gets Call To Clear Hushed-Ur Case of U. S. Staff

DISCLOSURE OF CHICAGO NAMES NCW DEMANDED   Group Is Alleged to Include Some 200 U. S. Workers

Speculator List Draws  New Attack   Anderson Called To Name Government Workers In Chicago Who Traded

Investigating Comtnittee Chairman Demands Anderson Reveal Names O} iGovernment Speculation “Insiders”

Solon Seeking Inside Data on Speculation  Chairman Andresen Asks Results Of ‘1947 Federal Worker Probe’

Seek Names of Federal Speculators   Claim 200 Chicago Employes Had Pool in Futures Trading

AndresenIn New Demands   Wants Anderson To DBischose Names of 200 Fad erat Employes Whe Eweculotad

Andresen Asks For 200 Names Of “Insiders”   Workers Allegedly: Got Information, Speculated In Market: Wants Probe  Result Made Public... ~   CEA Reportedly __  Knows Of Pool:   Anderson: Rapped After Traders? Names Prove Of No Benefit to House Investigating Group

NAMES OF SPECULATORS SEMANDED   Sleuthing and Accounting Done By Investigators

Asks Facts Aout Speculations by Chicago Workers   Rep, Andresen Says Ag Dept. Inquired Into It Last Fall

Prober Seeks Names of 200 ° Food‘Insiders   Anderson 1s Called Upon  > To Unmask Federal  > Cenun jin Chicaro

Solons Turn Blaze on Chicago Pit  Want Names of All Fevers! Workers  wm

Market Leak To 200 US. Aides Allegec   ~ House Prober Demands Names of ‘insiders’ From Secy. Anderson

REORGANIZATION BATTLE ON AGAIN   ‘House Members Begin Debate 1 New Bill introduced Yesterday

HOOVER ASKS  BACKING FOR ~ RELIEF FUND   FORMER PRESIDENT TELLS CONGRESS FUNDS UR! GENTLY NEEDED TO PREVENT STAR. - VATION

Hoover Urges U.S. to Expand Aid to Starving   Ex-President’s Plea Supports Truman’s Request for Relief

FRANCO PROPOSES SUCCESSION LAW    MEASURE MIGHT PLACE AN. OTHER KING ON VACANT THHONE OF SPAIN.

Effective When Dictator Dies.or Is incapacitated   ‘Law of Succession’ Is Outlined in Radio Talk to People

SPAIN MAY GET MONARCH AGAIN   New Law Specifies Tha Franco's Successor Be Chosen King

Spaniards May Puf New King On Throne   Proposed Law Would Go Into Effect on Franco’s Death

‘FRANCO CLEARING WAY FOR ‘RETURN OF KING TO SPAIN; ‘PRESENT REGIME TEMPORARY

 Still a Monarchy Franco Tells Spain Way Open For Placing a King in Power

Dictator Has Law of Succession   Makes Admission That iis Administration Is Temporary

A Teacher Strike _ Threat. —   Pay Raise Refusal May Close. Schools In Stanton County; Board in Quandary

Fast Rock Island Trains Collide, But Quick Action By Engineer Averts Serious Crash

15 Persons Are Injured When Trains Collide   TWO FAST ROCK ISLAND ROCKETS RAMMED TOGETHER

15 Injured in Collision of Rocket Trains   No Person Killed  In Rock Island Wreck At a Switch at Echo, Ark.. It Is Reported

Fast Passenger Trains Collide   Osceola Man Onc of 11 Listed as Injured in West Arkansas Wreck

"RAIL ACCIDENT   Two Trains of the Rock Island Collide at Echo, Ark., Today

Rock Island Trains Collide, 15 Injured’.   Alert Engineer Puts. Train Into. Reverse to Avert Worse Accident

Backs Bill For ‘Cash For Veterans      Cash Instead of Bonds Proposed

CONGRESSMAN BA¥B NATION __WILL SAVE MONEY IF. IT 1 PAYS OFF BONDS NOW

COMMISSION MAPPIN( REPORT TO GOVERNOK ON ODESSA DISPUTE  FINDINGS MAY. BE TOLD __ BY JESTER AS SOON AS  SUBMITTED TO OFFICE

Drifts Stall Thousands of Motorists   Bus, Trolley, Train Traffic Jammed. on Whele Seaboard .

Seacoast Hit By Blizzards   Heaviest Snowstorm Of Year Accompanies High Winds, Cold

HEAVY SNOWFALL CHILLING WEATHER STRIKE EAST COAST   15-Inch Blanket Seen for Seaboard; Warnings Are Sent Out; New York Mobilizes Forces.

Promises Ohio Strong But Not Dominating Rule   Calls For Economy In Government, Hopes To Lighten Burden Of Taxes

BECOMES OHIO'S 56TH GOVERNOR   Large Crowd Attends Ceremonies Marked by Return of State's Government to Republican Leadorship.

Inauguration Draws Huge Gallery; Name Dignitaries Present   New State Chief Promises People Subservient Government, Pledges To Make Slash in Toxes, Help Education

‘STRONG RULE iS HERBERT'S OATH PROMISE   New Ohio Governor Inaugu: rated As Crowd, Dignitaries Look On

Phone Parley Again Brings No Progress   Government Effort Reaches Stone Wall; Session Recessed

REJECTS NETW SALARY OFFER   Bell Refuses Compromise of $6 Wage Boost

Phone Union Proposal : Rejected   Company Turns Down Offer to Accept $6 ; Wage Hike; Stall Agair On Local Arbitration.

ASK TELEPHONE FIRM TO OFFER 3 DOLLAR BOOST   No Indication Bell Or Strikers Okay Comnramica

New Phone  Conference Hits Rocks   Government Can’t Ge Results, Returns to Separate Parleys.

Some Unions Would Accept  $6 Increase   A. T. & T. Still Insisting On Arbitration of Entire Wage Controversy In Strike.

Arbitrators Urge Offer To Union   Conciliaters Want Management lo Otter 2 Weekly Wage increase To Strikers

PHONE UNION $6 PROPOSAL IS REIECTED   Bell System Insists On Area Arbitration; Conciliators Busy

DEMANDS CUT a0 PER CENT BY UNION   Government Conciliators Continue Their Efforts   Seeks To Arbitrate Wages On Commurtity Basis;  Tie-Up 20 Days Old

REPORTED READ   Government Yo Submit Plan 40 Union and Company Officials Teday

U.S. U.S. Seeks Compromise on Pay  bent Dewbncde Dhane Camnaniac 'Won't Offer Us a Cent

chvistlenbach Active. In phon: Strike Settlement; Pails In Key Union Heads

Request Is Rejected ©   (GOVERNMENT NOW TRYING TO —  GET A. T. & T. TO MAKE $3 OFFER TO STRIKING TELEPHONE UNIONS

Strike Leaders Bemoan Lack of Bell Pay Offer   Peace for Another Year Indicated in Auto Industry

Phone Wage Compromise Rejected   Telephone Officials Reject $6 Offer Made By Union

Strikers Halve Demand to $6: Firm Says ‘No   Conciliators Seek $3 Bid from Bell: Tieup in 20th Day

Telephone Union  Offer Rejected  Increase Demand Cut In Half but Company Wants Area Parleys

"PHONE WORKERS’ OFFER TO ACCEPT CUT IS REJECTED   Government Conciliators Keeping Up Efforts to Get Agreement on Issues

Phone Strike Compromise  Being Sought   Company Rejects Reduced Demand by Long Lines Union, Stands Pat for Local Arbitration

Company Insists Upon Community Basis Dickering:   Employes Propose to Settle for $6 per Week Increase

New U. S. Plan fo End Strike Hits Stone Wall   Phone Union Charges Refusal to Bargain; Company Denies It

Phone Officials Balk At $6 Settlement Bid  Strikers’ Wage Compromise Fails

TELEPHONE. STRINE PARLEYS STOPPED; ACCORD NOT MADE   Company Declines Offe of Wage Boost Today at Capital Meeting; Charges Made.   OTHER SESSIONS TO BE CONDUCTED

Compromise bought in Phone Tieup   Conciliators Move to End Deadlock

Union Chiefs Critical Of Companies   “Won't Offer Us A Cent” Asserts One

Insist On Area Arbitration Plan   Phone Officials Reject $6 Week Demand But Conciliaters Are Hopeful.

PHONE WORKERS HAD CUT RAISE DEMANDS To $¢§   Telephone Leaders Insist On Area Arbitration Plan; Gov't. Conciliators Go Ahead With Efforts To End 20-Day Stoppage.

’Phone Coneern  Holding  Position   Company Will Not Offer’ One Cent To Employees

New Gov't Efforts in Telephone Strike Prove Unsuccessful   Both Parties Maintaining Firm Stands.

Bell System Rejects Phone Strike Offer   Workers’ Offer To Settle for $6 Wage Increase Rejected by Long Distance Lines Division.

OFFER OF PHONE UNION TO SETTLE FOR $6 REJECTED  Tiipbar MAwuIAL CnAaacre

Continue Effort To End 20-Day Phone Walkout  Bell System Uni t Rejects One Offer

PHONE TALKS HIT NEW SNAG   AT&T Refuses to Go Along with Union On Wage Offer

Rejects Compromise  Offered By Strikers      Officials Offer To Arbitrate Wages  On Community Basis; Union Declines

Telephone Strike Parley Hits Snag   Government Efforts To Discuss Wages Result in Failure

Company Turns Down Bid To Cut Demands   Federation Leaders Spurn Efforts for Arbitration Ac Conciliators Seek Settlement Bosis

Phone Compromise  Pay Offer Rejected   Long-Lines Division Rejects U. S. Proposal To Give $6 Increase; Negotiations Continue

Bell System Refuses $6 A Week Increase   Federal Mediators Attempt To Settle 20-Day Walkout; Parleys Continue

FIRM REJECTS PHONE OFFER   Long Lines Unit Turns Oown Union Wage Figure, Now Cut in Half.

Company Makes Offer to Arbitrate Pay Issur on Community Basis: Union Refuses     Parley Continues   Parley Continues   Four New York Loca! Are Called to Talk With Conciliator

COMPROMISE ON PHONES SOUGHT   Reduced Union Demands Meet Cold Shoulder

U.S. AIDS SPUR THEIR EFFORTS TO END TIE-UP   Offer By Strikers To ‘Halve’ Demands Turned Down By A. T. & T. Group

Company Won't Make Offer, Says Phone Strikers.  Bell Svatem Beiects Plan   Bell System Rejects Plan -For Wagé Hike, Governmen Sesks Compromise Proposa

[Say Company Turns Down Bargaining   Government Efforts to End Communications Strike Now in Fourth Weck Prove to No Avail

Move To End Phone Strike Bogs Down   Company Balks At Union Demand For Some Kind  Of Wage Offer

Still Work On Phone Compromise   Company Rejects Wage Plan But Offers Arhitratior

Wage Offer To Strikers Is Refused   Government Efforts to Enc Telephone Strike Balked Again Today

PHONE STRIKE STATUS STILL IS UNCHANGED   U.S. Conciliators Proceed With Settlement Attempts, Despite Setback in Latest Move to End Walkout.

Bell Spurns New Union Wage Offer   Long Lines Division Rejects $6 Slash in Strikers’ Dernands

Bell Phones Turn Down Union's Offer Of §6-a-Week Raise   Insist on Hikes On Community Basis Arbitration

State Workers Offer To Settle At 15c an Hour   U.S. Goes Ahead Witt Efforts To End 20-Day Cross Country Tieup

Ford Is Given Strike: Notice   Notice Of Contract Ter mination Served By Shop Bosses

"Good Families” Provide Recruits For Boy Thief Gangs   Breakins In Six lowa And Minnesota Counties

"Good Families” Provide: Re cruits For Boy Thief Gangs   Breakins In Six lowa And Minnesota  faArintiac

Newspaper Publishers Paying 120 Percent ‘More for Newsprint With Cosis Still Going Up

LEGION OPENS UMT CAMPAIGN   Says U. S. ‘Did Not Learn From Pear! Harbor’

Hurricane Moves Up Along Coast   Strong Winds Are Centered 240 Miles North of San Juan

Perelle Was Supposed to Be Boss, And He Got Paid for [t, But Couldn’t Fire Meyers

Marshall Warns ClO Europe's Fate Holds Key To Western Civilization

MARSHALL FEARS DISAPPEARANCE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION IN THE PLIGHT FUROPE FACES TODAY .

Our Civilization At Stake, Gen. Marshall Tells CIO   Basic Issue Is Simply Whether Or Not Men Are To Be Left Free To Organize Social, Political And Economic Existence, He Says in Backing Aid To Europe

U.S. Faces Loss Of Civilization, Says Marshall .   American Future Bound Up in Plight of Europe

Dewey Has Message on Salary Plan   Second Message May Come This Wek on “Taxes to. Pay On Once   Demands Are Made

Seek Way To Labor Peace   Sen. Taft Suggests Congress Investigate Prefit-Shoring, Bonus Plans

ee re ree a ae eee eee ee RELEASE PROMISED  FOR STUDENTS  AND NEWSMEN IN CHINA

SUPREME COURT WINDS UP TERW   Decisions Due on Oil Tidelands and “Anti-Petrillo Act” as Recess Nears

Tidewater Oil Ruling Waited   High Court Edict Expected On Petrillo Act

HALT ORANGE BOWL TICKET REQUESTS   Further Orders Will Not Be — At K.U. Until  ickets Arrive   COACH SAUER IS BACK

Further Orders Will Not Be Accepted At K.U. Until  ickets Arrive   COACH SAUER IS BACK

“Moderate” Line Taken By British   Policy Appears To Be Harmony Between U. S., Russia; Find Gavernment Can Not Allow Appeasement

Music Clubs Convention Opening Here   State and National Officers Expected

THOUSANDS OF TENANTS FACE RENT BOOSTS   U.S. to Relax Controls to Aid “Hardship” Landlords

Forecast Rent Increases Soon   Government Works Out Plan To Grant Relief To ‘‘Hardship’’ Landlords

‘Liberalized’ Rent Program Is Shaped  ‘Hardship’ Landlords To Get Relief Under Plan

French Rebuff Viet-Nam Talk  Minister Reported Enroute   Minister Reported Enroute To Meet Ho Chi Minh

HANOI! SHELLED BY ARTILLERY   Still No Settlement Of Re. volt Against French In Indo-China

Overtures for Negotiations Are Rebuffed  France Indicates ‘Cease Fire’ Order Necessary

French Say Peace Talk Impossible  French Officials   French Officials Hint Cease-Fire Order Would Help

Will Be GOP. Chaice Yor  Governor?   Blue Still Refuses. to Make 48 Commitment

Krause Case Continued By Parole Commission   Carmen Miranda Weds Film Producer Tuesday

Guerrillas Retreat Before Greek Troops   Gov't. Troops Are Advancing. Behind Rocket-Firing Planes

Boys Admit They Caused Train Wreck  Placed Roll Of Wire On Track;  Powe Fe: Wag eS

Cass County Sheriff Says Two Lads, 10 And Il, Admit Placing Bale Of Fence Wire On Train Rails

Boys 10. U1. Calmly Admit Placing Wire That Caused Wreck Fatal to Bosie

Walton Boys Admit Causing Pennsy Wreck   Two Youngsters Face Possi ble Federal Prosecution For Causing Derailment - of Train.

U.S. Serious In Protests To Yugoslavs   Will Take Any Action Necessary On Boundary Line

U.S. Determined To Balk Yugoslav  Grahs in Trieste   Tito Must Realize We Mean Business, American Officials Declare

U. 5. PLANS 10 AGI 10 STOP YUGOSLAV GRABS’ IN TRIESTE   Charges That American Troops Cause Damage Are ‘Ridiculous,’ Says Note to Country.   YANKS TO STAY PUT OFFICIALS REPORT

LEWIS SOCKED IN RADIO ROW   Argument With Roosevelt Leads To Sore Jaw For News Commentator

Fulton Lewis, Jr., Nurses Sore Jaw As Result Of Ouarrel With Roosevelt

FRIEND OF ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT. TOOK PUNCH AT FULTON LEWIS   CONTROVERSY. AFTER BROAD. CAST ENDS {[N §ORE JAW AND SERIES OF APOLOGIES  e

Hits Commentatod     Friend of E. Roosevelt Socks Fulton Lewis, Jr. On Jaw at Broadcast

FULTON LEWIS JR. NURSES SORE JAW AFTER ROW WITH ELLIOTT ROOSEVE!I T

German V-2 Rocket Overshoots Mark ark Drops to Earth Near Alamogordo

Death Seen For Some  Labor Bills   Legislature Moves Toward Adiocurnment

Doubts Labor Bill Passage   Bower Says House Won't Concur in Senate Measure

World Shaking Crisis  Looms in kurope Dean Acheson Asserts   Retiring State Official in Blunt Language Charges Russia Is Fomentina Trouble in Two Areas

LABOR CHIEF STILL HOPEFUL OF SETTLEMENT   Union Official Says Many Workers May Jump Deadline

Some Rentals May Be Increased   Liberalize Provisions Where “Financial Hardship” Exists

U.S. MOVES TO RETURN MINES WITHOUT STRIKE  COAL ADMINISTRATOR OPFNS MEETING OF UMW AND OPERATORS

Opposition to. Soviet Domination Is Spreading in Satellite Nations

Czech Reds Face Block Teo Control   Communist Resistance Grows In Eastern Europe; Czechoslovakia Resents Efforts To Broaden Influence

PULLMAN RATE BOOST GRANTED   Charges For Sleeping Car Services Go Up Next Month

TO APPOINT TEXAN   Mark Edwin Andrews Will Be Assistant Secretary of War

CIO's Key Lawyer In Portal Suits Raps Employers   Says ‘Employer Groups’ Are Now Attempting To Hamper Fair Settlement

Says Industry Opposes Fair Portal Pay   CIO Attorney Says Employers Bar Settlement

Faiz, 2 2, ecision On BS @ tal Pay Is Hampered, Attorney Says   CIO Aide Asserts ‘Employer Groups’ - Seek To Interfere

CIO Sees Effort To Bias Courts   Would Enter $3 Bilhior Portal Pay Dispute

SAPULPAN HELD ~ IN GUN SLAYING   Murder Charge Filed After Kansas Man Is Killed at ‘Drinking Party’

Aitlee’ s Plan Criticized By Two Factions   Conservatives And Leftwingers Raise Objections

Attlee Program Under Hot Fire  From Two Sides   Conservatives And Left Wing Laborites Attach  Emergency Moves.

Briton Blames. High U. S. Prices For Dollar Crisis   English Plight Linked to Worldwide - Dollar Famine

British Official Blames Economic  Crisis on U5. Prices; Laborites, Conservatives Oppose Attlee Plan

High U.S. Prices Said Factor In British Crisis   ‘Dollar Famine’ Blamed On U. S. Selling More Than She Ruws Abroad

Attlee Plans Draw Protest;  U. S. Blamed   America’s Lopsided Trade Policy Held Cause of Emergency

SHARP ATTACKS ARE HURLED AT ECONOMY PLAN   Conservatives and Left Wing Laborites Rap Proposals By Attlee

CONSERVATIVES AN D LEFTISTS ALIGNED IN OPPOSITION 10 ATTLEE   Opposite Camps Find Sélves Agreeing Economic Plans Are Unsatisfactory   ATTLEE PROPOSALS GRIM

British Plight Blamed On U.S.   Economic Crisis : Charged To High Prices

PLIGHT OF BRITAIN BLAMED ON THE UNITED STATES   Rapidly Increasing Surplus of Exports Over Imports, the Cause.   HUGH DALTON IN REPLY   Says Britain’s Plight Is Link. ed to a “Worldwide Dollar  Famine.” :

Briton Blames Crisis High U. S. Prices   Dalton Says Plight Linked to Dollar Famine With America Selling More Than She Buys

BRITON BLAMES U.S, INCREASED EXPORTS FOR DOLLAR CRISIS  LABOR GOVERNMENT IS  UNDER FIRE FOR NEW

Officer Blames U.S Rising Prices for New British Crisis   America Sells Twice As Much As She Buvs. Claim

SEEKS TO BLAME U.S. FOR BRITISH ECONOMIC CRISIS  BOTH MAJOR PARTIES  DISSATISFIED WITH ATTIEE’S PROGRAM

Attlee Report Well Received  By Americans   Western Europe Will Face Tight Squeeze Until Marshall Plin Be comes Effective   U.S. Financial Help Is Dropped   Conference Planned Next Week to Relax Loan Agreement, Conserve Dollars

Conservative Group Flays Attlee’s Plan   Chancellor Declares American Selling Causes Dollar Crisis

Conservatives, Left Wingers Oppose Program of Attlee   Minister Calls For More Work, Less Importing

British Woes Laid to Trade With America   Hugh Dalton Cites Increased Prices, Licht U. S. Buyine

British Hit by Dollar ‘Famine, Official Claims   Heavy U.S. Exports Cited Before Common:

Attlee Program Draws Fie Of Right And Left   Conservatives And Left. wingers Qutline Their Obiections.

BRITON AVERS ‘DOLLAR CRISIS FAULT OF U.S.   Exchequer Head Says Amer. ica’s “Surplus Exports’ Causes Plight

Rising U.S. Price Blamed in Sudden ~ Crisis in England    Former Congressman Addison T. Smith Backs Proposal to Name Bridge for I. B. Perrine

DRAWS. FIRE I ENGLAND CRISIS   Conservatives and Left Wing Laborites Join “Churchill Opposition

TWO FACT HIGHT ATTLEE BRITISH PLAN   Too Little Too Late Is One Criticism  Of Proposal

Blames U. S. For Economic Britain Crisis   Official Says Surplus Of American Goods Responsible

Leftwingers Dissatisfied at Status of. Forees ;  , * Conservatives Say; It’s Too: Late

BLAME WOES N U.S. PRICES   British Economic Crisis Laid to Rising Cost of Goods from America.

2 Groups Hit Attlee Plan   Conservatives and Left Wing Laborites In Opposition

U.S. Blamed By British For Crisis  Biel Deisac in   High Prices in America Also Is Given as Couse

Attlee’s New Policies Are Opposed Today   TWO BRITISH GROUPS ALIGNED AGAINST PLAN

British Parties Hit Attlee Plan To Fight Crisis   Conservatives, Laborites Line Up Against Program

OPPOSITION HITS ATTLEE’S PLAN FOR RECOVERY   Claim Cut in Armed Forces Is Too Small, Program Too Late

Attlee Faces Opposition On Two Sides   Conservatives Blast Program, Left Wing Leborites Not Satisfied

Briton Blames U. §. Prices For Crisis   Raps U. S. Selling To Foreign Countries More Than Twice As Much As She Buys

U.S. Exports, Prices Blamed in Britain   Dalton Denies Big Loan Squandered by Laborites

British Official Blames U. S. for Economic Crisis   Rise in Prices, Export Surplus Cause of Trouble

ATTLEE’S PLA STIRS ATTACKS   Conservatives ‘Hit Program _ As ‘Too.Little, Too Late’

Hash   Brief News Items ‘Right off the Wires   Briton Blames U. S.

ATTLEE PLAN OPPOSED IN TWO CAMPS   Both Conservatives and Left-Wing Laborites Censure Austerity Plan Intended to Cure Nation’s Economic Ills.

Attlee Plans Under Fire In Great Britain  Both Conservatives And Left-Wingers Aven THheeatich&ad

Rising American Prices Blamed for Britain’s Plight.   British Say “Dollar Famine‘ Caused by US Selling Twice us  Much as it Buve

Plan Draws Fire   “Too Little, Too Late,” Conservatives Say; Left Wing Laborites Likewise Express Disappyoval.

Britain's Plight Blamed on U. §.  Selling Too Much To Other Nations

Too Little, Too Late Cries Are Hurled At Attlee Program  Hugh Dalton Blames World Wide Dollar Famine for Crisis

Both Parties Oppose Attlee   Conservatives And Left Wing Laborites Buck 8ri Program

DOLLAR FAMINE BLAMED   British Official Cites U.S. Prices, Exports As Crisis Worsens

Desmond Will Ask Establishment of Crime Institute   Bill Calling for Study of Crime Causes Gees to_ Levislature Monday

U. S. Defenses Seen in Arctic   Gen, Spaatz Says Attack ir Next War Bound To Come from North.

Congress Told Army Believes If There Is Another War Our Defenses Must Be in Arctic   Spaatz Tells Committee Weapon of Future Will Be Long Range Bombers or Guided Missiles Following Great Circle Courses

* Main U. S. Defenses Must Be On Arctic Frontier If War Comes Again: Gen. Spaatz

Tomorrows Headlines Today ~ ITALIAN COMMUNISTS THREATEN RFVOLT JF REDS LOSE FLECTION

Withdrawal of Troops From Greece Urged   Recommendations Received by British Cabinet

Britain Urged To Take New Greek Policy   Parliamentary Group Asks Withdrawal of England’s Troops

Announce: New Vitamin B Compound a: Successful Acainst Malignant Tumors

UN Plans Broad Economic Drive   New Commissions Proposed by U. S. For Europe, Far East

Governor Declares Better Bill Needed   Per Capita System Described as Deficient as Measure Goas Into Effact by Executive Defau

Teacher Pay Bills to Become Law Without Jester’s Signature; Decision Is Broadcast

U.S, RESTS CASE IN MAY'S. TRIAL   ‘Defense Moves For Directed  Verdict Fer. etendants

Major Shakeup of U. S. Diplomatic Representation Reported Under Way

Ambassador To  Poland Selected   White House Reveals New York Industrialist Will Be Named To Post

Silver Bow Creek to Be Dredged  _ Agreement Reached “by City, County

Silver Bow Creek to Be Dredged  . BRareement Reached   ., Agreement Reached by City, County

20 Years Ago Teday "Lucky Lindy” Completed 1st Non-Stop Epic Flight From New York to Paris   Lindberch Plans No Special Observance

Furnaces Roar In Anticipation Of Coal Peace   4. to 10 Days Needed To Get Stee] Industry At Top Speed Again

STORM DAMAGE HEAVY IN STATE   Tornadé Hits in ‘Two ‘Connties -- Radio Tower Falls

CHINESE SHIP GOES DOWN WITH 1,000 PASSENGERS   ‘At Least Half of Number  Believed to Have Been  Drowned.

 Late News Bulletins   Rent Control Removal Plan ‘Wins Approval in Senate

Blind Couple Honeymooning In Cincinnati   Church-School Bus Drivers Win License Tag Battle

Greek Armies Tighten Pincers on Guerrillas   Force of 12,000 May Be Trapped—Offensive Got Under Way Wednecday

‘GUERRILLAS BEING RROUNDED; PLEA R HELP SOUNDED          Between Ten and Twelve Thou- ote sand Believed Hiding Out ; in Greek Hills

Greek Guerrilla Forces Are Strong   Estimate 10,000 Or More In Mountain Area Now Being Surrounded

GOP in House Is Scored by ClO Leader   Anti-American Speeches Hit   Greek Troops Encircle Guerrilla Warriors

GREEK FORCES PUSH CAMPAIG   Say 10,000-12,000 Guerrillas in Area Being Surrounded

Southern California Feels ‘Quakes  ‘LOCAL EARTH MOVEMENTS’ CLAIMEI

California Region Rocked by. Quake   Damage Reports Not Received

GOST OF THe YOUTH RECREATION COUNCIL  Spend $2000, Which 1   PLAN TO GET BALANCE

RECREATION BUDGET SET AT $3500   ——- eee Dis cusses Plans for Making Up the Needed Balance   CLUBS DONATE

Cuba Formally Demands Joint  Economic Action   Presentation Follows Attempt to Sidetrack U. S.-Cuban Controversy

Cuba Asks Joint Hemisphere Action  To Protect Economic Independence

AMERICAN STATES ECONOMIC STATUS NEELS PROTECTION   Economic Independence ts Hele Necessary For Political Independence

Delegates See U.S.- -C uba Clash at Rio   Effort by Brazil To Head off ‘Major Debate’ Collapses— Marshall Lauded

f . f Brief News Items F Right off the Wires   Conference Planned for 1948

Cuba Presents Demand for Action To Protect ‘Economic Independence’

Economics Talks Next   Majority of Nations At Brazil Favor Limiting Present. Parley To Defense Agreement

Economic Parley Is Scheduled   Americas Make Tentative Plans For 1948 Meeting

‘TRADE’ PAN-AM PARLEY TO BE CALLED IN ‘48   Will Be Concerted With Economic Affairs of Americas.

Hemisphere Economic Meet Is Set   Session Will Be Helc In Coming Spring; Cuban Plan Defeated

To Be Held In 2nd Quarter Of Next Year   Cuba Demands Nations’ Economic Independence Be Protected

CONFERENCE GETS CUBAN PLEA FOR ECONOMIC SAFETY   Republic Presents Demanc For Joint Hemisphere Plan ’ &€ Protection

Special Hemispheric Conference Tentatively Called For Next Spring   Action Follows _ Demand By Cuba   Vandenberg Urges Conference To Stick By Act Of Chapultepee In 1945

1948 CONFERENCE   20-Nations Represented at Session in South America   ON ECONOMIC DEFENSE

Cuba Seeks Economic, Military Aid  Senator Warns On Defining Of Aggression

CUBA PRESENTS BID ON ECONOMY   ‘Demands Joint Hemisphere Action At Parley

AMERICAS URGE ECONOMIC MEET   Delegates To Hemisphere Par ley Agree to Defense Session Next Yeor

80.000 Watch Moose Parade   Lodgemen Install Officers Thursday   Second Hemisphere Confab Scheduled

If Stomach Gas or Sour Food Taste Robs You of Sleep   Here’s How You May Help,” Whether ‘You Ear 500 Pounds oF 2000 Pounds of Food :: : “In a Weer .

lf Stomach Gas or Sour Food Taste Robs You of Sleep   : Here’s How You May Help,  Whether-You Eat-500-Pounds ’ or 2000 Pounds of Food  In a Vear

it Stomach Gas or Sour Food Taste Roks You of Sleer   Here's How You May Help, Whether You Est 500 Pounds er 2000 Pounds of Faod  6 le & Mine

Loyalty Checks on Federal Employes  In New House Bill  FBI Gets Screening Jol of All Employes and  New Anpnlicants

Loyalty Check Bill Is OK'd by House 319 to 61   Bil Goes To Senate; Refuses Rejected Employes Of U.S. The Richt Of Anpeal

GOVERNMENT LOYALTY CHECK BILL PASSED   baal Legislation Which Woeuld- Screen Job Applicants. Now Goes Fe Senat~ For Artinn

'Rofary: Club Hears Weldon Owens, Edifot Of Teague Chronicle   Responsibilities Told of Readers And News Editors

AMISH FARMER CHARGES HE'S BOYCOTT VICTIM   Say Sect Turned Against Him Because of Auto Buying.

Amish Farmer Sues Member of Sect for Business Boycott   Andrew J. Yoder Savs He Was ‘Blacklisted’ For Purchase of Car

Two New Apartment Buildings Projected   Zoning Board Action Is  Helpful to One Structure Im 9th Baerchenk Aen

Wendell Boylan To  Receive U of [Honor  Will Attend 1947 Homecoming, Oct. 10

Truman Trade Policy Hit By GOP Leaders   Some Clauses In Program Not Approved, But It Is Termed Step In Right Direction

FOES STILL HIT AT TRADE PLAN   Truman Step Fails To Quiet Republican Opposition

TARIFF AULE FAILa TO EASE OPPOSITICH   Truman Would Guard Against  Dumping of Low Cost 1 = @nods in US

Solons Cool To Truman Trade Plan  BDeasteantd’e BDeamnenl   President's Proposal Fails to Quiet Critics in Conaress

Truman's Move Fails fo Quiet Program Critics   Reciprocal Trade Pacts to Include Higher Tariffs

Republicans Still Oppose Reciprocal  Trade Agreements   Modifications Fail To Stem Criticism

Truman’s Foreign Trade Act  Fails To Quiet Republicans   Move To Guard Against Dumping Goods In American Market Precedes Parley

 ‘  Soviet Official Gets Vitriolic Scolding After Criticizing UN

BRITON BLASTS RED SPOKESMAN   PERSONAL ATTACK ON SOVIET DELEGATE TO UNITED NATION GROUF

Red’s U.N. Deputy Is Assailed   Scorching Attack Follows Krasilnikov's Speech on Albania

Pro-Skater Closes Act When Abducted Girl Is  Returned To Parents

Skater Gets 10 Yrs. for Taking Girl   Pleads Guilty To Abdue: tion Of Chicago Young: ster In 1945

Kidnaper Given  Ten-Year Term Had Trained Girl  as Roller Skater

Coed, Fiance Deny Part in Bomb Deaths   Girl’s Parents Die as Family Cruiser Blows Ur

CO-ED, ANCE DENY MURDERS   DYNAMITE BLAST ON YACHT KILLED GIRL’S WEALTHY PARENTS

GIRL AND PARTNER DENY THEY KILLED WEALTHY COUPLE   Coed and Fiance Protest Innocence in Blowing up of Cabin Cruiser At Newport Beach.  DYNAMITE BOMB EVIDENCE FOUND

Urges Actior   Indonesian Tells UN Dutch Have Never Observed So-Called Truce

ASKS U. N. HELP FOR INDONESIA   Near  Hostilities With  Dutch Reported

Reaffirms Policy  United States Will Not Disarm While Others Are Armed

Byrnes in Plea For Just Peace By Being Firm   Retiring Secretary o State Makes Last Major Address

Retiring Secretary Of ‘State Tells Cleveland Audience He Is More Confident Than Ever

Firmness Urged By Byrnes in Closing Speech   Sees Just Peace as Result of Cooperation On Foreign Policy

Byrnes Avers Peace Can Be Won by Effort   Retiring Secretary of State Makes His Last Major Address

We Wont Give Up Our Arms Til Other Nations Do  iii Mie { Ceate   Secretary of State, Leaving Office, Hits Russian Veto Policy

Peace Can Be Achieved by Mueh Effori    Byrnes, in Last Talk Says U.S. Must Discharge Responsibility as Great Power in Council

Urges Nation To Lead Way to Lasting Peace   Anetica’s Responsibility Emphasized In Speech At Cleveland Conference: © Vandenberg, Spellman Talk

Royal Couple Honeymooning  In Hampshire   Residents of Romsey Turn Out and Cheer As Newlyweds Arrive

President's Views On Many Subjects At News Conference   Only Flying Saucers He Has Seen Were in the Newspapers

Makes His Stand Plain To Congress   May Call Special Ses: sion to Act On the Marshall Plan For Europcar Rerovere

Will Call Congress Back if Necessary To Imple-: ment Marshall Plan Tc Help Europe.

Truman Says He'll Veto New Tax Cut Bill; May Call Special Congress   President Has No Comment On Coal Settlement  Between Miners And Operators Except Remark To Read Mark Sullivan

TRUMAN GIVES WARNING, IRKS GOP SENATORS   VOTES ROUNDED UP TO OVERRIDE THE WHITE HOUSE

TRUMAN WILL VETONEW TAX CUT MEASURE   President’s Intention Is Made Known At  News Conference

Truman Says He Will Veto Any Tax Cui   Wants Special Session, If Necessary, to Act On Marshall Plan

[President Wants Action On Marshall's Plan To Speed [Europe Economic Recovery

Truman Serves Notice He Will Reject New Tax Bill  Tells Newsmen He Plans No Special Callto Conaress, No National Tour

President Stands Pat on ‘Tax Veto, Has No Intention Of Recalling Congress, Scoffs at Scandal Charges

Comments on Domestic And Foreign Affairs  At Weekly News Confab: Has No Plans for Trip

TRUMAN REVEALS VETO AWAITS NEW TAX-SLASHING BILL   Declares Attitude Toward Cut Unchanged — Discloses Stand Before Congress Completes Action.   PREPARED TO CALL A SPECIAL SESSION   President Says He Will Sum mon Legislators, if Necessary, to Act on Marshall Plan for Europe.

Truman Ready To Turn Down New Tax Bill   Special Session To Be Called If Necessary Far Marchall Plan

iNo Reason to Change Views. Press Told   Special Session on Aid Plan Unlikely,  President Savs

Plans To Veto New Tax Cut. Truman Says  Sees No Reason Why He Should Chance Attitude

Truman Says Hell Veto New Tax Cut Bill   Special Session Also May Be Called to Aet on Marshall Plan

GOP-Backed Measure Now Before Senate   Truman Asserts ‘He Sees No Reason To Change Attitude

Will Veto New Tax Cut Bill. Truman Says   Recalling Congress On European Aid  Not Now Necessary. He Tells the Press

TRUMAN WILL VETO INCOME TAX PILL; TO BACK MARSHALL   President Discloses Hand Before Congrmas  Has Completed Action; In Jovial  Mood At Press Conference

Truman Says Hell Veto New Tax Slash Aet   President Silent on Coal-Wage Settlement Has No Travel Plans

Truman Will Kall New Tax  Cut Measure   Decision Revealed At A News Contab; May Reeall Solens

Truman Says He Will Veto Tax Cut Bill   Special Session On Marshall Plan Indicated By President

RECESS MOVE I$ DEFEATED BY TALMADGE   “White Supremacy” Legislative Members Wim on Two Tests

Asks Foreign Policy Free Of Politics   Praises Byrnes And Marshall In An Addrece

Attack Anniversary Theme Preparedness   Americans Find Little Peace In Peacetime; Leave No'Doubt About Nation Worth Watching

The 6th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor Day Finds Scant Peace in Peace Time

Ada Hos No Special Ob. servance—But Memory Shere is Moey Hearts, Here

GOP Strategy Board Worried Over Many Bills   CONGRESSIONAL LOGJAM MAY DELAY SUMMER RECESS

Leaders Add More Bills To Senate List   Senator Taft Says May Be Necessary To Hold Night.  le GQ acctane

GOP Senators Add New ‘Must’ Measures But Hold to July 26 Adjournment Date

WORK THREATENS DELAY CONGRESS   REPUBLICAN LEADERS REPORT DELAY OVER APPROPRIATION BILLS

Today In Coneress    Taft Calls Republican Policy Committee Into Huddle On Logjam Delaying Adjournment Midwesterners Urae Flood Control Action

Terminal Bond Cashing Bill Back on List   GOP Reéstores Veteran Payment to Session Schedule

SENATE HEADS FAVOR CASHING LEAVE BONDS   Legislation Is Added To Preadjournment Program

Move fo Cash Veterans’ Bonds Gains in Senate   Leaders Add Bill to List for Action Before Adjournment

GOP Leaders Call Strategy Meeting   Mounting Legislative Logjam Threatening Plans To Adjourn Congress July 26

Senate Places Bond Cashing Bill  On Calendar For Immediate Action

Bulgars Fight Plan of U.S.   Red Satellites Use Filibuster Tactics   Ford Workers To Put in Overtime   Senate To Scan GI Bond Payment

G. 0. P. Senators  Want July 26  ‘Adjournment: :— Taft Calls Special   Taft Calls Special Stratery Huddle.

Senate Will Consider GI Terminal Pay Bill   Adds Legislation to Agenda—Clings to July 26 Quitting Date

Work Is Piled Up Ahead of Solons   Senate Adds Items, Hopes to Keep July 26 Adjournment Date   BLT MAY BE DELAYED   Democrats Fight Off Kem’s Try for Justice Departrobe  ment

To Push GI Benefit Bills   Added to Legislation . Senate Expects to Act ‘On’ Before Adjournment Set. for July 26

Work Is Piled Up Ahead of Solons   j * Senate Adds Items, Hopes . toKeep July 26 Adjourn ment: Date   BLT MAY BE DELAYED   Democrats Fight Off Kem’: Try for Justice Depart ment Probe

Many Schools Being Planned   Washington County I Low In Comparison With Other Counties.

Only Question Now Is Where  Russian Communists Pian to  trike Next — Maybe Italy

WILL PAY i6c LB. FOR CLEA) COTTON RAGS. LAYDEN-HAM MELL LITHO. 650 E. SECOND ST

ROUND AND SQUARE DANCI LAKE PLACENTIA, SAT. NITI SCHUELLER’S 8 PC. ORCH.

Opposition Coming From Some fo Any Passage of Bill   Governor to Push for Act To Trim Income Tax Payments $4,000,000 a Year

Income Tax Slash Measure Endorsed By Gov. Roy Turner   Assured of Victory in Highway Commission Squabble, Executive Sets Forces to Push Thraugh State Tax Reduction Measure

LICENSE PLATES MAY BE DELAYED   Motorists Might Not Ge New Tags Until June, Elgin Says

Auto Tags May Be Late  Elgin Says 1947 License Delivery _ Depends On Maryland Legislature

SLAYS FATHER WITH BALL BAT   wom BOY AP OAS HE ’ FATALLY BEAT DAD TO PROTECT MOTHER

YOUTH ADMITS KILLING DAD   13-Year-Old Maine Boy Says He Acted To Protect Mother

FIRST OF WAR DEAD ARE HOME   Nation Pays Tribute at Memorial Service

First of America’s Gallant War Dead Arrive Home in San Franciseo Today

UNITED STATES HONORS FIRST MEN TO FALL IN WORLD WAR ] AS THEIR BODIES ARE RETURNED

Capitol Flag At Haif-Staff  ‘Ship Carrying War Dead Reaches Golden Gate

Ship Brings Ist Bodies Of War Dead Home Again   3,028 Caskets Upon Transport Docking On Coast; Memorial Service Is Planned

*Honda Knot, Inbound fron Honolulu, Carries 3,028 Bodies of Honored Dead   Who Fell at Start of War

Nation’s Grateful Tribute Awaits Arrival Of First War Dead In San Francisco Today

Ship Brings War II Dead Back ToU.S.   Capitol Flag At Half Mast; 3,028 Bodies Aboard.

First War Dead Return to U.S. Today   Transport Honda Knot Will Dock  tin San Francisco

Bear Lake Boy Included on First Ship Returning War Dead From Pacific

Funeral Ship To Dock Today   Army Transport Honda Kno Brings Fitst Bodies to San Francisco.

First To Fall In Jap Attack Are Returned   Capito! Flag At Half Staff; Ship ks Due At Frisco

Transport Bearing First of America’s Wor Dead Arrives   Nation Pays Tribute To the First to Fall And the First to  Be Brought Hawn

First Ship Returning War Dead Arrive: In San Francisco With 3.028 Bodies   Remains of Four From This Area Among First to Be Returned Home

Four Berrien County Heroes Are Included   Guns Boom Salute As Transport Enters San Francisco Bay

3, 028 War Dead Returned Today   Impressive Rites Mark Arrival of Attack Victims

HONDA KNOT, FIRST oll, oT EAMG HOME   ‘Transport Carries 3,028 World War Il Victims.

Nation’s ‘Tribute ‘To Dead   Memorial Ceremonies ‘Mark Return of First Funeral Ship Bearing ‘World War II Victims

First Ship Load Of War Dead Here  Arrives at Western Port From Pacific

THROUGH GOLDEN GATE First Funeral Ship Brings Overseas Dead Home To U. S

FIRST FUNERAL VESSEL BRINGS WAR DEAD HOME   Majority Pearl Harbor Victims; Dip Capitol Flag in Washington

First of War Dead Returned To Homeland  3,028 Victims Of Sneak Jap Attack  Ware frre Revie]

Memorial Service To Mart Appearance Of Vessel In San Francisco Bav

First War Dead Refurn Home From Overseas   Grateful Tribute of Nation Greets Funeral Ship at San Francisce

IST, FUNERAL Onl DUE ON WEST COAST   Nation’s Tribute Awaits Transport Honda Knot With Bodies of 3,028.

Transport Arrives In U. S. Today with Dead from Pacific   Nation Pays Homage To First of Heroes Being Brought Home

War Dead Ship Reaches Port.   ‘Notion Tuens te Honor Fiest’ Returning Bodies af War EE Casualties

SOLEMN SALUTE TO: DEAD «UT ord  Guns Boom a Ship Brings War Victims

LOCAL MEN LOST IN PACIFIC ARE EN ROUTE HERE   TRANSPORT BRINGING FIRST CONTINGENT WILL DOCK TODAY

First War Dead Returns Today   3,028 Bodies from Pacific Reach Frisco Today

125 Seek Safety In Georgia Flood   State Guard May Evacuate 500 Mcre Along Stream

IS KILLED BY GUNMEN   Man Whe Testified Against Six Fellow Robbers Shot in Home

PLANTS SILENT TO HONOR FORD   Funeral Of Automobile Pioneer Attended By Top Industrialists

‘Sinatra Says. Not Guilty To Assault: Count   Singer Arrested In Mid-Croon

No Memoirs From: Garner   John Turns Down All Offers, Hes Burned All Letters, Other Data

 Unions Back Odessa Dispute; ‘Company Officials Seek to ‘Settle Row as Walkout Looms

FEAR TRAIN WRECK TOLL... MAY REACH 58 VICTIMS   CANADIAN POLICE SAY AT LEAST 30 PERSONS ARE STILL MISSING AFTER  . DISASTER

Thirty Are Stil Missing In Rail Wreck In Canada   Twenty-Eight Known Dead; Flame: Consume Part Of Wrecked Train

Long War Years Ar Disastrous to City in Indonesia  Death and Potential Death Are Seén. - . Throughout Environs

RIOTING PLAGUES — INDIA DOMINIONS   Military Forces in Punjab To Be Strengthened

Punjab Force Strengthened   Joint Defense Body Steps In After Warning

Communist Tide Feared If Aid !s Not Forthcoming   At Least $250,000,000 Needed in Funds Frorn America, Solons Aver

U.S. Ponders Plea To Send Help to. Stricken Greece  Civil Strife and Swing _ To Communism Seen If Aid Not Provided

Congress Tackles Grecian Problem   $250 Million Needed Immediately To Keep Up Aid Which Britain Unable To Continue

Housewife Holds Answer to Acute Sood Situation   United States Must Halt Price Spirals And Help Europeans

Individual Must Buy Cheaper Cuts and Less Amounts If ‘Barrel Sav ings’ Go Through.

Housewives Hold Food Key   MILY BUDGET-MAKER CAN LOWER PRICES. HELP FEED FUROPE

Price Spiral War Pressed   Anderson Assures U. S. Industries Compulsory Rationing Out

Ferguson Has Hughes Notes For Vacation  Reiterates Probe Will Open Again

Jester Lauds Truman, Hits Henry Wallace   Texas Governor Says  There Is No Place for  Wallace and Crowd in Democratic Party

Jester Lashes  Hank Wallace   Tells Sooners ‘Appeasement’ Crowd Not a Part of Democratic Party

No Place for Henry Wallace   At Least, Not in Democratic Party, Texas Governor Tells Oklahomans

Truman Policy Said Chiallence To Reds:   ‘Governor Scores Wallace’s Role In Demo Party; Warns Of Communism

GOV. JESTER OF TEXAS RAPS AT WALLACE GANG   Proise for Truman, Pat. o1 _ Back for GOP Congress  Heard at 0.C. .

Texas Governor Praises Truman Greek Aid Plan  Says US People Will ‘Strike Out 

President To Defend Vefo In Radio Talk   Scheduled to Discuss Labor Issue. in. Speech Over All Networks at 9 P.M. CST.

BAVARIAN INB BiG ANE, SAYS VAN WAGONER   FORMER GOVERNOR SAILS NOV. 10 FOR GERMANY

Biggest Job Is Feeding People   Says Job in Germany More Important Than Michiaoan Politics

SOUTHERN COAL PARLEY ENDED: LEWIS IS ANGRY   Both Sides Settle Down To Wait For Action On Labor Bill

COAL DIGGERS WAGE DICKERS ARE WASHOU   BOTH SIDES AWAIT TRUMAN'S ACTION ON LABOR BILL   Lewis Asks $13.05

Coal Parleys: Hit Stalemate   Both Sides Awaiting Ac. tion On Union .Curbing Measure .-

Marking Time On Settlement Of Coal Issue   Lewis and Operators Eye Truman's Action On  Labor Bill

COAL STRIKE ON JULY 118 HELD PROBABLE NOW   Both Sides Content To Si By And Await  Developments ;   SOUTHERN OWNERS ASSAILED BY LEWIS

COAL MINE WAGE TALKS- COLLAPSE   BOTH SIDES SETTLE DOWN TO WAIT APPROACH OF JULY STRIKE DEADLINE.

LEWIS, OPERATORS MARKING TIME   Contract Negotiations End As Presidential Action. Ie Awaited

Contract Talks  Between Lewis. Pit Owners End   Roth Sides Await Truman's Action on New Labor Measure

Both Sides Await Truman Action, July Strike Deadline ,  Coal Wage Talks Collapse

Lewis, Owners Break Off New Contract Talks   Both Sides Wait Truman’: Action on Taft-Hartley

Senator Maner Of Hot Springs Reports Atfack   Adviser In McMath Case Says Veiled Threats Received

Maner Given Threats Over McMath Trial   SPECIAL COUNSEL SAID HE RECEIVED MANY CALLS

Frost Threat In Corn Belt Ups Market   Grain Prices Later Drop Back From Opening Spurt

CORN SOARS AGAIN; RISE ATTRIBUTED TO THREAT OF IOWA FROST DAMAGE

Corn Prices Soar ‘As Government Opens Attack on Food Cost   Hoover Says World Food Outlook Grim

ALMOST TWO HUNDRED “THOUSAND WORKERS AWAIT WORD ON STRIKE ACTION

Ford and Unior Chiefs Parley  As Strike Near   UAW-CIO Officials Believed Studying Firm’s Latest Terms

DISCUSS GREEN AS A CANDIDATE VICE PRESIDENT   SEE POSSIBILITY OF ILLINOIS GOVERNOR ON DEWEY TICKET

Dopesters Speculate on Chance of Green Being Dewey's Running-Mate

Well-Fed Runners   ned  1948 Olympics Favored Despite British Crisis

Labor “Bootleggings” Forecast   Some Unions And Employers May “Get Around” Law

Sen. M’Kellar Stricken Il   Veteran Tennesseean Removed to Hospital

SEN, M’KELLAR ILL SUDDENLY   Physicians Describe His Condition As ‘Good’

Grain, Food Drive Falls Into Stride   Luckman Says Industries Co-operating; Housewives See No Change

Utility Workers Strike in France  Labor Situation Further Complicated

France Faces  Labor Strife  Nationwide Railroad Strike Looms; Public

France Tied By Strikes   _In Addition to Rail. Strike, Utility Workers Walk Out and Subwav Tieun Threatened

France Facing Another Strike In Labor Crisis   PUBLIC UTILITY GROUP WALKS OFF JOBS TODAY

Second Major Strike Is Hitting France   Utility Workers Leave Jobs; Railmen Still Holding Out

More Serious Labor Troubles Threaten France This Week   Nationwide Rail Strike On, Public Utility Workers Walking Off

‘Sen. Bricker ‘Assailant -Admits Firing   Discharged Capitol Policeman Seized for Shooting at Solon

Bricker Escapes Injury From Gun Of Assailant   Ohio Senator Is  Fired on in Capitol Building

Ohioan Unhurt. Continues To Senate Floor   Shooting Takes Place in Subway to C apitol ; Assailant Flees

Escapes Would Be Killer In Subway Ohio Senator Fired Upon By Disoruntled Ex-Policeman

JOBSEEKER TAKES SHOTS AT BRICKER   Two Bullets Fired in Subway Miss Ohio Senator

—PNOCALR—  Ohioan Is Attacked In Subway  Senator Believes  Blanks Were Use

Former Policeman Charged With Bricker Assautt  Intent to Kill Count Made Against Disaruntled Man -

‘Did It to Refresh His Memory’ Former Capitol Policeman Fires Twice at Bricker

Ex-PolicemanTakes 2 Shots At Senator  Attack Made in Senate Corridor; Assailant . Cantiurad

TwoShots Fired at  Bricker    Ohio Senator Not Hurt  By “Disgruntled Pat ronage Seeker” in Attack in Office Subway

2 Shots Fired At Sen. Bricker   Solon Unharmed as Both Bullets Miss; Discharged Capitol Policeman Arrested And Accused of Attack in Subway

Shots Fired at Sen. Bricker; He’s Unhurt   Attack in Office Building Subway.

Ex. Capitol Cop Charged With Attempt on Bricker’s Lifé   “Crank”? Blames Senator for Losses Ts Loan Association at Cohumhus

Gunman Tries Twiee to Kill Ohio Senator   Bricker Escapes Injury By Pistol Assault  Tn Subway

Former Capito! Policeman Held After Shooting   Ohio Senator Escapes Down Senate Subway, Loss of Money Blamed

‘Attempt on Ohio. Legislator Fails ©   ‘Disgruntled Patronage Seeker _ . ' Blamed for Capitol Subway Attack: Believe Blank Cartridges Used

TWO SHOTS FIRED AT SEN. BRICKER; BOTH HISS HIM   William L. Kaiser, Discharged Capitol Policeman, Seized on Charge of Intent to Kill.   SHOOTING TAKES *) PLACE IN SUBWAY   Obioan Jumps Into Car at First Blast —Says Assailant Had Blamed Him for Monetary Losses.

FIRES SHOTS AT OHIO SENATOR:   Disgruntled Patronage Seeker Is Blamed

TWO SHOTS FIRED AT SEN, BRIGKEF   Incident Took Place In Senate Office Subway Building Today.

TWO SHOTS MISS MARK; MAN JAILED   Former G.O.P. Vice Presidential Nominee Says Attack in Senate Subway Was by Disgruntled Patronage Seeker.

Sen. Bricker Missed By Two Pistol Shots   Discharged Capitol Policeman Arrested; Ohioan Takes It All Calmly

Discharged Capitol Policeman Fires at Sen. John W. Bricker   Former Cop Says ‘Shot at Him to Rafrech Hie AAemor

Former Policeman Faces Charges Bricker Escapes Unhurt As Target Of Pistol Shots On Capitol Hill

SUSPECT HELD IN CASE  Sen. Bricker Unharmed In Shooting Affray In Capital

Police Hunt Disgruntled Job Seeker   Ohioan Uninjured in Senate Office Building Subway

Sen. Bricker Flees eatl{ (  Two Sh Ate Fired Ae Ohninan In Qs hive;

SHOTS FIRED AT SENATOR BY EX.COP   Ohio Republican Not Struck By Flying Bullets

GUNMAN FIRES AT SEN. BRIGKER IN CAPITAL SUBWA\   Ohio Republican Uninjured,  Patronage Seeker Suspected

TWO SHOTS FIRED AT BRICKER BY DISCHARGED CAPITAL COP   Ohio Senator Escapes Uninjured On Capitol Subway Car; Accused Tells Police, “I Did It To Refresh His Memory”

Cc apital Fireworks  Former Cop Shot At Brickei 'To Refresh His Memory’

TEMPERATURES   Angry Patronage Seeker Fires On Ohio Senator   Attacker Escapes After Shooting Twice In Senate Subway

Discharged Capitol Policeman Is Held As Assailant Of U. S. Senator

EX-GUARD HELD IN ASSAULT TRY   Former Ohioan Fired Twice at Senator Bricker

Two Shots Fired At Ohio Senator In Capital Subway   Senator Bricker Is Unharmed---Report Assailant Had Lost Government tah

Sen. Bricker Is Target Of Assailant  Disgruntled Seeker   Disgruntled Seeker OF Job Fires Two Shots at Solon

Discharged Capitol Policeman Calmly Admits Attack on Ohio Senator —

Sen. Bricker Is Target Of Assailant   Disgruntled Seeker Of Job Fires Two Shots at Solon

Bricker Fired On By Former Government Emplove In Senate Office Building

Ex-Policeman Shoots at Sen. Bricker   “Man Says He Shoi to Refresh Solon’s Memory

Ohioan Uninjured In Attack In Senate Subway; Ex-Capitol Policeman Is Held As Assailant.

Assassins Shots Miss Sen. Bricker   Discharged Capitol Policeman Accused Of Opening Fire On Him

Believe Shells Were Blanks; Ohioan Unhurt   Police Seek Assailant De. scribed as a ‘Disgrunt: led Job Seeker’

Two Shots Fired At Ohio Senator In Subway Today   Identifies Assailant As Man Who Lost Money tn Ohio Loan Co. Failure

HOLLYWOOD REN INQUIRY OKAYED   Stage Settings In Place For Glamorous Hearing on Capitol Hill

China's Foreign Minister Under Kuomintang Fire   “Weak Kneed’’ Policy Toward Russia Attacked

Reds Seek to Divert Attention From Balkan Conflict, U.S. Says   Truman Doctrine and Government of Greece “Used as Herrings”; U. S. Offers to Give Details of American Program:

Russia Accused Of Diversion in  Balkan Problem   France Pleads for Compromis: After Greece Rensws. Charge Of Neichhors’ Agcressions

U.S. Accuses Russians of Blocking Balkans Debates By ‘Irrelevant’ Questions

J. S. Accuses Russia, Red Bloc  in Balkan Case  Attempt Being Made To Divert UN From Real Issue

US. Asked To Withdraw  ‘Demands   French Minister Delbos Also Requests Russians To Cooperate Towards Seeking Settlement

Charge Russians Trying to Confuse The Balkan Issue   U.S. Says Soviets Divert Attention From Real Gauses

Blame Russia For Diverting Of Attention   U.S. Promises Make Known Planes O} Europe Aid:

Reds Clouding Balkan Issue With Irrelevant Questions, U. S. Says

U.S. Declares Russia Is Hiding Moves   Johnson Says Soviet Diverting World Attention in Balkans

FRANCE ACTS IN ‘PEACE’ ROLE ON BALKAN BLAME   Greek Deputy Says Northern Neighbor States Ageressors

Russ, Satellites — Assailed in U.N.  Cause Of Conflict In Balkans Obscured Is Claim Of Johnson

Says Russia and — Re tellites wee «tte   TO SHOW PLAN TO UN.   Amerca Will Make Available Details of Greek Aid Program

By Dragging In ‘Irrelevant’  Issues In U. N.   U. S. Promises To Make Available All Details of Greek Aid

FRANCE ASKS U.S. MODIFY BALKAN STAND   Johnson Says Russia Attempting to Evade Real Issue—Greece Charges Three Satellites With Aggression.

“Avoid Balkan Issue”   U. S. Charges Russia Attempts to Divert UN Attention from  Real Cause of Trouble

‘Gary by U.S   TO SHOW PLAN TO UN.   Amenca Wil Make Available Details of Greek Aid Program

U. S., Britain Sirive to Reach Accord  See Ruhr Valley as Keystone

U. S., Britain Strive to Reach Accord  See Ruhr Valley as Keystone of Rehabilitation

CAUTION IS URGED IN HOLIDAY DRIVING   State Highway Patrolman Warns Agains Making May 30 “WreckCreation’ Davy.

MAY DELAY APPROVAL OF TTALIAN PACT   Some Senators _ ‘Think Action Now Would Aid Russia

The Guy Living in Bedroom At Mother-in-Law’s Lucky  Compared to House-Builder

TO ae ncting Firm’ To Beat The High Cost Of bBuudcing  eo eahn wrk:

RAILWAY STRIKE ISOLATES FRANCE FROM NEIGHBOR’   Government Prepares T “Use Trucks To Keep. Enod Moving.

France Faces Railway Strike.   Take Steps to Keep Food Moving over Rail Network

French Railway Strike Ties Up Entire Country   Government Te Author. ize Use Of Trucks  For Emergency.

Jurors Called to Qualify on Monday   Damage Action Due For Te*o1 Nov. 17th

FORD AND UNION IN AGREEMENT: STRIKE AVERTED   Compromise Apparently Reached On Labor Law Penalty Provisions   WALKOUT OF 107,000 WAS PLANNED TODAY

No Formal  Statement  Issued Yet   Spokesmen For Both Sides Say That Agree: ment Has Been Reached

Peace Report Lacks Formal  Confirmation   Spokesmen for Both Sides Report Accord Near but Not Reached

Leftists Kill. — 25 InGreece   Attack Made During UN Investigation of Disturbances

Two Detroit Youths Shot While Exploring ‘Haunted House’   Educated Rechrsex Deny Shooting the Pair

Senate Passes Several Laws: Go To Assembly   Change in Employment Relations Law; Permit Corporations to Merge

GOP to Push Tax Slash  Knutson Savs Appeal   Knutson Says Appeal Of Truman for Funds  Not ta Ston Program

News Highlights   *& Coal  Mine Blast Brings Indictments +e Other Too. tteme

State Auditor Once More In  Party Flare-Up   GOP Chairman Springer Accuses A. V¥. Burch as One Behind “92 Club” Organization.

Wallace Talks Of Third Party Move   Big Four Conference Failure Seen; Defends Soviets

Army Has Plenty of Civilian Jobs, Paying Up to $10,000 a Year, That Are Going Begging

Coast Guard Fails To Determine Specific Cause of Texas City Blast

Texas City Blast Remains Mystery  Inquiry Fails to Ascertain Cause

Disc Reported Found in West   Fire Chief Turns Contrap tion over to FBI Who  Give it to Army

‘Flying Disc’ With Gadgets In FBI Hands   Contraption Resembting Chicken Brooder Found   By Engineer In Yard   Of Home Yesterday

Finds “Saucer” In Back Yard   But Fireman Doubts That Mechanical Gadget Would Fly

Saucer Shaped Mechanical C ontraption Found Studied for Solution to Celestial Mystery

Bridges Says Russia Must Be Stopped   Speaks to VIF W Convention  In Cleveland

Reeommend: 32 Million F or Work In  River Basin   Brig. Gen. Pick Gives ‘Testimony Before Senate Committee and Asks for Action

FLOOD CONTROL MONEY SOUGHT   Gen. Pick Says Engineers Need $52,000,000

IMPETUS GIVEN MISSOURI VALLEY FLOOD CONTROL   ARMY ENGINEER CHIEF RECOMMENDS CONGRESS SPEND 52 MILLIONS IN HARNESSING RAMPANT WATERS.

Recommends $52 Millios For Missouri Basin; Gurney Joins Criticism Of President’s Program

Japan’s Boss Plans Return   MacArthur Sees Task At End Within Year

Jap Peace Treaty “MacArthor Feels   May Be Signed in 12 to 18 Tells U.S. Editors   RETURN HOME AFTER APPROVAL   Japan Cannot Be Effective War Threat for Century, He Believes

GEN. M’ARTHUR’S RETURN AWAITS JAP PEACE PACT   Predicts Signing Of Treaty Will Be In 12 to 18 Months

RUSSIANS TO RELEASE U.S, SOLDIERS SUNDAY   Liason Officers Hears Men To Be Freed On Border

Soviets to Free 3 Men Sunday? ‘Some: Skepticism « “nt  Lee Ae errors:

Soviets. Promise To Release U.S. Soldiers Sunday   _Russians..Have Given No Reason for Holding Three Enlisted’ Man  Sarvina in Koraq

RUSSIANS WILL FREE YANKS HELD IN KORE)   3 American Soldiers In Custody Since Aug. 12

—‘SEEING IS BELIEVING IS U.S. VIEW— Russia Promises to Free Yanks

3 U.S. Enlisted Men Under Arrest .... Russia Promises To Sect Americans Free

Reds to Release U.S. Soldiers Heldin Korea   Americans Greet News With ‘Seeing Is Believing’

Soviets fo Free 3 Men Sunday?  Some: Skeptieism::-" About Announcemen

Three Were Seized On Auaust 12   Skepticism Expressed As To Soviet Announcement.

SOVIETS PROMISE TO RELEASE YANKS   Officers Maintain Attitude ‘Seeing Is Believing’

Reds To Release Three Americans   Soldiers Seized In North Korea August 12

Reds to Free 3 GIs Held Over Protest:   Earlier Promise Broken by Soviets— ‘Seeing, Believing.’ U.S. Officer Says

Russian-Held U.S. Soldiers To Be Freed  Americans in Custody ll Days

Reds to Free U.S. Soldiers   Liberation Promised Seized Men Sunday

Russians To Release Gls Tomorrow   Three Americans Held I Korea To Be Set Free

Three Soldiers Cross Border  In North Korea   Soviet Officers Announce Americans Held Since August’ 12 To Be Freed Sunday

May Let © ' Yanks Go   Russians Promise Release of GIs Held. In Korea; Similar Ear. lier Pledge Not. Kept

RUSSIANS WILL FREE AMERICANS HELD IN KOREA   ‘ARMY ENLISTED MEN MADE PRISONERS ON OFFICIAL MISSION

Russ Say ‘They Will Free Yanks   American Intelligence Skeptical Of Promise Regarding Soldiers Reing Held In Korea

Promise to Release, Tomorrow Morning, Three G. 1.’s Whom They Arrested in Korea and Have Held Since Aug. 12.

COMMITTEE T0 DECIDE ON FCC POST THIS WEEK   Black Legion Members Have Court Records; One Insane Hospital Inmate

DECISION DUE ON JONES SOON   Investigation Chairman PreGicts Recommendation of Committee This Week.

Acquittal of Louise, Bud Reveals Riff   Both of Them Plan Long Trips, but They Won't Go Together   Picture on Page 3

Senate Rejects Injunction Plan   Labor Bill Amendment Splits Taft, Ball

Ball Amendment for Injunctions to Stop Strikes Is Rejected   Taft Votes with Opposition on Labor Measure

SNOW IN THE PICTURE   Cold Rain is Also in Forec*st far North and Central hansas

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Co-Ed Campus Slang Reflects The Changing King’s English

Here Is a Sample of How Times Change — Even the Campus Slang Is Different

PUBLIC WORKS - MOVE DISPUTED   Raschig To Contest Change By Lausche

Capital Set  To Inaugurate  Duff Tuesday   State's 34th Governor Will Be Given Oath On His 64th Birthday

State Capital Prepares For Duff Inauguration As Governor Tuesday

“INHER CLASSROOM   ESTRANGED HUSBAND END# OWN LIFE AFTER SHOOTING —5 PUPILS PRESENT.

sacher Slain LIN Police Unit Needed s Pupils Watch First, Congress Hears

Federal Service Director Attacked   Long Feud Reaches Climax As Finance Bill Considered

Bill Leaves Out Conciliator Pay   Long Feud Between Keefe and Warren Climaxed in Blow at U. S. Mediation

Refuse Funds to Pay Conciliation Service Heads   . House Group Also Cuts-in Half Money For NLRB Activities

STOPS PAY FOR CONCILIATION SERVICE STAFF   Appropriations Committee Refuses Salaries for Director, Aides

House Group Votes To End Labor Service   CONCILIATION BUREAL WRECKED UNDER GOP PLAN

OLD FEUD WON BY SOLON AND MONEY DENIED   House Appropriations Commiltee Refuses Cash for Conciation Service   LABOR RELATIONS BOARD APPROPRIATION SLICED

House Committee Hands Conciliation Agency a Setback   Financial Blow Dealt U.S. Labor Disputes Grouo

Conciliation Unit Gets Shock From House Committee  Pay for Director, Top _ Aides Refused  By Finance Group *

HOUSE SPURNS FUND PLEA OF TOP MEDIATOR   Appropriations Group Refuses Pay for Edgar Warren, Conciliation Director

SHORTAGES OF COAL, POWER “LICK EUROPE   Report by 16 Western Countries Assigns Causes of Present Plicht.

Needs in Europe Re-emphasized  Secretary of State Releases New Data Gene Ch PP wasambelaw

Europe Blames Two Factors for Present Plight   Coal and Power _ Shortage, Plus ‘Last Year’s Hard Winter

New Division Of Audit Set Up By Governor   Europeans Blame Winter, Power Shortages For Economic Plight

Fireworks Sale Banned By Law   Governor Signs Bill; Effective January 1

OHIO'S LIQUOR MONOPOLY NETS $23,000,000   Assistant Supervisor Blasts Political Policies of Sales Promotion

LIQUOR OFFICIAL HITS OHIO SETUP   Says .Politics. In Mononol} _ Defeats Purnase

Call on Wrangling World Powers to Follow Example   Pact Is Labeled Most Constructive Agreement Reached Between Nations Since Close of World War II

PAN-AMERICAN PACT HAILED BY U.§ HEADS   Russ Tactics Draw Veiled Protests Of Diplomats

Marshall Visions Treaty at Rio As World Pattern  Seeretary, Vandenberg Call: Far End to Peace Delavs

General Denies Retreat Story      Hoge Says He Knows Of No Such Action As Result OF Backfrring.

Sparkman Asks ‘Fair Price’  Formula For Basic Supplies      Alabamian Personally Believes Government Should Have Rationing And Price Fixing Powers, But Says Objectives May Be Gained Through Negotiation

CLYDE GOODMAN NOW WEARS “ROOTS AYD WINS” OF THE AIRBOURNE TROOPS

CIO’s Drive. Will Ignore New Taft Law   Union Will Back Marine Strikers To the Finish

ClO Announces Big Organizing Campaign   ‘Director Says Labor Act Will Be Forgotien Be Tt Affects Drive

BUTTER PRICES BROKE ON MARKET IN MANY CITIES   Slipped to Lowest Level: Since August 19, It Is Announced.   QUOTED AT 68 CENTS   ‘This Price Is Compared Wit! 73% Cents Thursday.

Declares Firm Sold Before He Knew Of Probe   Former Congressman Te  Be Cross-Examined By Prosecution; Denies { He Prefited .   Voices Denial Of Any ‘Wrongdoing’   “Friendly With Garssons,” May Admits, After They Bought His Mine In West Virginia

Cross-examination of May in Bribe Case Nears; Ex-Solon Defends Acts

MAY TESTIFIES ON LUMBER DEAL   RETURNS TO STAND AT FEDERAL TRIAL ON GRAFT CHRAGES

Japs Laud Plan for Early Peace,  ~ _ But Worry Over Control by U.N

Japan Approves MacArthur Plan  Hesitates, However, Over U. N. Control

SOVIETS DEALT ANOTHER BLOW   UN Political Committee, by 20-6 Count, Backs U. S. on Korea

Soviet Loses, 20 To 6, On Korean Issue   Russia Refuses To Participate In Other Voting

DEMAND IS REJECTED   Sevieta Wanted American and Rus sian Treops Out of Keres

LAKE SUCCESS, (/P) —The political committee of the United Nations assembly by a vote of 20 to 6 today rejected a Soviet

Harry Gillam  Is Struck by Car in City   Queen Mary Celebrates Her 80th Anniversary

Rural Schoo! Bill Finally — Approved   After Deadlock Holding Kansas ILawmaker: Two Days Overtime,  Compromise Bill Passes

-Rural-Urban Row to Front Tuesday  Wisconsin Vote on Daylight Time Revives Old Argument

Daylight Saving Issue on Ballot   Rural, Urban Voters Will Go to Mat in Referendum .

NOW IT'S THE NEW, NEW-LOOK  Spring Dresses Will Be Ankle Length And Bathing Suits Are to Have Skirts

Bitter Strife Is Renewed In Palestine   Three More Jews Are Reported Slain In Tel Aviv Battle

Ten-Day Death List Now Is 102, Panic Hits City   Two Arab Nations Demand Right to Take Part in UN Debates

ARMORED CARS SPRAY STREETS WITH BULLETS   Arab League Reveals Plans - For Military Measures Against Jewish State

Panic-Stricken Jews Flee Tel Aviv; Arab Invaders Launch Fierce Attack

Panic-Stricken Jews Are Fleeing City OF Tel Aviv   Taxicab Army Beats Off ‘Arab Invaders Dur- .. ing The Night. f

ATTACK ROCPUISCU     New Fighting Is Reported; Fierce Clash Marks Night   Three Jews Killed, Hiking Toll To 102 In Past Ten Days

Biggest Battle Is Reported      Jews Flee in Panic, Others Stop Arabs in Gitv Outskirts

NEW STRIFE BREAKS OUT IN HOLY LAND   First Reports Say Three Jews Killed in Communal Fighting With Arabs in All-Jewish City of Tel Aviv.

Jews Fleeing  From Tel Aviv   Bitter Communal Strife Breaks Out Anew; Beat Off Arab Attack

Army Invites 14 U.S. Newsmen To Germany  Avalanche-Journal Editor To Write From Overseas   Army In Washington Names Moaweman fsninn Ta Furane

\rmy Invites 14 U.S. Newsmen To Germany . Avalanche-Journal Editor To Write From Overseas.

TRUMAN TAKES 15-DAY LAYOFF   Vacation For President Starts March 8 After Flight To Mexico

“ soe, ARABS SAY THERE 18 LITTLE  DANGER OF HOSTILITIES 8 IN PALESTINE CRISIS °

Mrs. Lusk, Learning Ropes Early, Gets Hat Off Just Before Roll Call

Legion, VFW Open Drive for State Bonus   Join Forces to Press For Maximum of $500 For Missouri Vets

New York Faces Teacher Strike Threat Unless Assembly Ups Dewey Pay Proposal

72,000 Teachers Threaten Strike   Delegates Head for Albany as Vote on Dewev Plan Nears

,len-Acre Factory Site Selected; Construction To Start At Early Date   New Clothing Factory Building To Go Up On Tract Few Hundred Feet Off 19-21 By-Pass Highwav On Prince Raat

Officer Maltreated Fellows In Jap Prison, Is Charge  Navy Conducts Secret Court Martial Avainst Lt. Comdr. Edward N. Little

Hide Trial Of Navy Officer   He's Accused of Maltreatment of Other Americans in Prison Camp

COURT ACQUITS NAVAL OFFICER   Secret Tribunal Clears Lt. Comdr. E. N. Little fin ‘Maltreatment’ Chara

Naval Veteran Accused Of Maltreating Yanks  4   Officer Tried by Navy For Action While a  Devnnns et tii ok

Officer On Trial For Maltreatment In Japanese Camp  Asked Enemy To  Punish Prisoner

ACCUSE YANK OF ABUSING OTHER U. S. PRISONERS  NAVAL OFFICER ON TRIAL FOR CONDUCT IN JAP PRISON CAMP

Secret Court Martial Held For U. S. Navy Officer Accused Of Maltreatment Of “.mericans In Japanese Prison Camp

Naval Officer Is Being Tried  ‘Maltreatment’ of  Prisoners Charaed

NAVY OFFICER FREED BY COURT-MARTIAL   Lieutenant Commander Little Acquitted of Charges of Mistreating Yanks it. Prison Camp,

Naval Officer Is Accused of Prison Cruelty to Yanks      Mattreatment Is Charged to Commander Little While Held by  dJapan

Secret Navy Court Martial Trying Officer For ‘Maltreatment’ Of Fellow Americans

Being Tried For Abusing P.0.W.’s   Secret Court } Martial Of! Naval Officer is Being Held In Washington.

Charge Officer Abused Prison  Camp Powers   U. S. Navy Man Gets Secret Trial’ For Maltreating His Own Men.

Little Charges Revealed by Navy  Charge Maltreatment of Other Americans

COMDR, LITTLE IS FREED BY COURT MARTIAL   Navy Officer Gets Whitewash in Secret Four-Month Hearing

Navy Man Accused Of Maltreatment Of Other Prisoners   Trial Involves Charges He Turned Americans To Jap Guards For Punishment

AIR PATROLS OF 3 NATIONS JOIN IN HUN   U.S. Plane Missing With 21 Persons Aboard

Violent Death Holiday Total Near 100 Mark   Traffic Mishaps Kill 98: Far Above 1946 Toll; 13 Persons Killed Ly sPlane Crash

NATION HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL 128      “TT2 Persons Killed in Traffic Accidents

128 Accidental Deaths Reported   107 Traffic Fatalities Over Thanksgiving: Illinois Leads

Thanksgiving Holiday Toll Lists Nearly 100 Killed In Traffic Across Nation; Other Deaths From Drowning, Hunting, And Plane Accidents.

Thanksgiving Holiday Death Toll Nears 128   Automabite Mishaps Chief Cause.--Three Die in Kansas Accident«

Traffic Accidents Lead Holiday Toll   Surpasses Nation's Foll for Same Day in 1946

114 Persons Die In Thanksgiving Holiday Mishaps  ee  Auto Accidents Take Top Toll

CAPITOL ARGUES ON DILLON DAM   Congressmen Split On Proj: ect’s Necessity

Democrats May ‘Debate a Week On Bilbo Issue   All New Senators May Be Delayed In Taking Seats

Efforts to Halt Bilbo May Open Filibuster  Southern Solons Assert They’re Ready for Debate

GOP Plan to Block Bilbo Brings Threat Of Senate Filibuster   Southern Democrats Ready to Debate ‘Week or Longer’ if Republicans Carry Out Move to Halt Mississippi Solon

Opponents Seek To Bar Seating  Filibuster Would ~— Snarl Oraanization

DEBATE DELAY THREATENED BY BILBO FRIENDS   Southern Senators Ready To Block GOP’s Action With Filibuster Today

Barkley and Taft Fail to Agree on The Procedure  Southern Senators

Southern Democrats Threaten To Debate Fo Week Or Longer For Right Of Mississippi Senator To Take His Seat Today

GOP Will Attemp: To Halt Senator      Long Debate Could Snarl Up - Organization Of Upper House

GOPs To Oppose Solon Taking Sect .  Demo Filibuster For Bilbo Is Threatened

MAYBANK REVEALS PLAN IN BEHALF OF MISSISSIPPIAN   Action Would Prevent Seating of All New Senators and ~  Snaril Organization of Chamber.   PREPARED TO DEBATE  “WEEK OR LONGER”   South Carolinian Holds  State’s Rights Issue Involved — Republicans Vote © to Bar Legislator.

Filibuster May Be Used In Effort  To Seat Bilbo  But Republicans Are Determined To Make Effort  hn D7 ...... V2. Lek

FILIBUSTER IS CONTEMPLATED TO SAVE BILBO   Southern Democrats Opposed To Barring Mississippian From Senate   REPUBLICANS MEET ” TO PLAN STRATEGY

Delay Forasven In Organizing Cong:ess   Senator Taft Claims Enough Democratic Votes To Prevent Mississippi Senator From Seat

GOP Will Try To Bar Senator From Chamber      Sen. Maybank Asserts He, Colleagues Will Assist Mississippian

Democratic Plan :  ' To Seat Senator   Republicans Direct Committees Te Halt Him At Senate’s threshold Today

Filibuster  Looming In Bilbo Case   GOP Declares It Holds Strength To Can Mississinvian

G.O.P. Set to Hal Senator at Door   Some Demacrats to Join Republicans in Move to Vote Mississippian Down

U.S. to Take Over Costs of Occupation   British Need Help in Maintaining German Zones

INDUSTRY RAPS PORTAL CLAIMS   Top Manufacturer Calls Pay Suits ‘Fantastic Threat’ to  phitb#f. PF

CONGRESS TOLD FIRMS UNABLE TO PAY CLAIMS   Industrial Spokesmen Say Portal Pay Will Destroy Law-Abiding Firms    SUITS MORE THAN CASH   Ohioan Says Larger Amount Than Entire Earnings Of All Sought

Portal Actions Peril Solvency Of U.S. Firms   . Industry Spokesmen Ask Congress Nullify Union Back Pay Suits

GEN. BULLARD OF FIRST ARMY, DIE!   Cantigny, Montdidier, 2nc Battle of Marne, Some Of His Battles

Nation Bakes Yesterday Wil Corn Grewth Getting Season Spotlicht?

Most of Nation Bakes, Mercury Hits Near 100   ‘Temperature Excellent For Growing Corn Weather Men Report

A Blistering Heat Wave, Hard on the Humans, Good for the Corn, Stays On

SPREAD OVER LARGE AREA OF 3 STATES   8 Small Towns Destroyed; Loss to Top 50 Millions

Loss Now Is Set In Millions??’   Evacuate 300 From Bar Harbor Before Blast Halts Flames

FLAMES CAUSE -HEAVY:LOSSES IN NORTHEAS}   DAMAGE .IN NEW ENGLAND STATES 18 ESTIMATED. AT FIFTY MILLION DOL. . Langs.

China to Stop U.S.  Currency Circulation To Conternl Eloopeecccetn.

Chinese to Stop Circulating U.S. Currency  Action Is Result of Sudden Drop In Money Values

China To Halt Circulation Of U. S. Currency   Also Gold Transactions te Control Chaotic Mone. tary Situation

War Danger Not Seen in Aid fo Greece   Acheson Warns House Communism Will Enaulf States

‘Acheson Rejects Idea Greek, Turkish Aid Will Lead to War   But Warns Communism Will Engulf Both Those States Unless U. S. Acts Swiftly and Decisively

Four Dangerous Patients Flee San Francisco Ward; Texan Is Held Hostaae

Police Chief is One Up On Fellow With Lantern Seeking an Honest Man

Open Fires and Smoking Bane By Gov. Sigler  - Wisconsin to Issue

Peace Hope For Austria  Brighter   Foreign Minister Sees Real Chance After Conference Of Deputies

Austria Pact Hope Is High      East-West Differences Show Signs of Being Settled By Deputies

British Ready To Divide India Into  Separate States   Failure Of Final Plea For Indian Unity Will Bring Split Of 400 Million People Into Either Two Of Five Independent Units

BRITAIN READY TO SPLIT INDIA   Hope Of Hindu-Moslem Unity Given Up For 400,000,000 People

Plan To Partition  India ls Approved  By British Cabinet Anicpates File

NO MOISTURE IN SIGHT   Flora Predicts a Fairly Pleasant Sunday ey Kansas

BUS PATRONS DODGE BULLETS   Gun Duel Takes Place In Times Square

Russia’s Control Plan Called Fraud on World; — U.S. to Keep Upper Hand

U. 8, SAYS ATOMIC ARMS RACE 15 ON   LARGE OPERATIONS UNDER; WAY IN CANADA, RUSSIA,  ENGLAND AND U. S.

United States in Grim Warning in Atomic Arms Race      Says Russian System of Control Would Bring Danger of War

Atomic Arms Race Is On,  United States Warns World  Says Control Plan   Says Control Plan Backed by Russia Fraud on People And Incites War

U. 5. RAPS RUSSIAN A-CONTROL SYSTEM   Osborn Tells UN Group We Intend To Retain Lead in Race

U. S. Warns Atomic Arms  Race Is On  Charges Soviet System A Fraud

United States Warns Atomic Arms Race On   Control System Advacated By Russia Is Termed Fraud

Officials Drop Plan To Use Troops after Sympathy Is Pledged   Wildcat Transport Walkout Gets Union Support As Government Moves To Press Army Trucks into Service

British Officials Seek To Prevent General Walkou   Weekend Conferences Delay Use Of Troops Until Monday Morning

BRITISH STRIKE TERMS SOUGHT   Ministry of Labor Delays Use of Troops Pending Parley Monday

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Fuaitive Caught   To Prevent Walkout

GEN. CLAY NOW U. §. CHIEF IN GERMANY   To Move Headquar: ters From Frankfurt to Berlin

TROOPS UNDER —BENERAL CLAY   McNARNEY STEPS-OUT AS-COMMANDER OF THE AMERICAN -FORCES IN EUROPE

‘SPEAKIN G FRAN KLY . By James F. Byrne  a kok eR OR es Policy Of “Firmness. And Patience” With Russians Advocated By Byrnes; Says Problem. Is Not New -

Speaking Frankly   By James F. Byrnes Soviets Following History When They Push Expansion Prosram

Se ee i 1h et cae Ce are —L——_— TT LT TN ena  Says Bill Would Delay, Not Avert Coal Strike

Wouldn’t Stop Strike in Coal, President Says   Holds Labor Measure Would Be Failure In Nation-Wide Case

70 BRAND RED BIIPPET CROLIE   Slavs, Bulgaria and Albania Named Argressors

U.S. Pushing Bid to Indict Greek Rivals   Border Commission Sanctioned in U.N, Over Red Protests

Campaign Gains Support Against Russian Tactics   *Two-Thirds Vote Must Be Received

Seeks To Capitalize On UN's Anger Over Soviet Reckless Brawl Tactics   May Procure Verdict Of “Guilty Of Aggression” Against Yugoslavia, Bulgaria  And Albania For Greek Activities.

10 Vermont l'amilies Missing  Flash Flood  Sweeps Part  Of Rutland

10 Families Result Of . Flash Flood   Dam Breaks, — Foot Wall of W Rolling Over City  of Rutland. Vermont

Fear For Ten’ Farm Families After Floods   Flash Flood Undermines.Dam At Rutland, Vermont; More -Than 5,000 Flee ‘Homes.

TEMPERATURES   Repeal Of Sales Tax Diversion Heads His List   Ten Million Increase In Pay Of Teachers, School Workers Asked

Sales Tax Item Would Be Placed Before Voters  8-Point Program for Fiecal Proahlem

Lie Detector Fails To Clear Mystery Of Jewett Haldup   State Police Have Used Machine On Several Suspects: All Acquitted

Lie Detector To Be Used in Jewett Case   Robbery of Recluse Remains Unsolved

‘Bishop of Westminster Calls Upon Catholics to Unite Against Common Enemy, Communism, Materialism

Prelate Asks Catholics. To Oppose Reds   Materialism Is Also Common Foe

QDOMS PLANE FORCED BACK   Globe Circling Plane ! Halted Near Halifax  In Nova Scotia

Trouble Halts Odom Flight Around World   Forced To Turn Back After Passing Over Halifax, Nova Scotia

Bombshell Turns Back From Attempt To Break Mark For Around - The - World Flight

World Tour Is Given Up After A Hours in Air   Bill Odom Gets From Chicago to Sea When Plane  Aets Up

ODOM TURNING BACK FROM WORLD FLIGHT   Selo Pilet Eeturning Te Chicago Airport Because Of Trouble With Pline

SOLO WORLD FLIER RETURNS TO CHICAGO   Instrument Trouble Caused Him te Turn Back at Nova Scotia —Te Try Again.

MERCURY WILL DROP   Blanket of Snow Over Kansas Js Fine for the Wheat

RED CANDIDATES NOT ACCEPTABLE   U, S, RETALIATES TO SOVIET CHARGE BY VETO OF OFFICIALS

U.S. AGTS AGAINST SOVIET SPONSORED GERMAN OFFICIALS   Five Minister-presidents Ve. toed For Future Central Gavarnmant Pacts

RT AILMENT PROVES FATAL f) CENTRALIAN   ed Lawyer Rose State’s HighTribunal

2 TAKE NO FURTHER CHANCE AT ROULETTE   Pair Who Won $7,000 at Reno Find Discrepancies in “System” They Tised._

Marshall Gives Report On Policy   Secretary Gives Personal Report To Congress

Marshall Says World Situation ‘‘Critical’’   Secretary of State Tells Newsmen That Is What He Conveyed to Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Closed Meeting.

World Is Now In Critical Shape, Marshall Says   Report Follows First Meeting With Senate Foreign Relations Grout

Marshall Says World In ‘Critical Condition   Secretary of State Declines to Elaborate After Appearance Before Senate Committee; Vandenberg Finds Some ‘Encouragement’

Marshall Says World Now In Critical State   Secretary Of State Holds First Meeting With Foreign Relations Committee   Conferred About - “Trouble Spots”   Declines To Say Whether Ambassador Arthur B. Smith Will Return  ‘To-Warsaw .

Marshall Say: World Is in Bad Condition   New Secretary Gives First Report to Senate Committee

DARK REPORT GIVEN COMMITTEE   Marshall Says The World Is In Very Critical Condition

World in: Very Critical Condition, Marshall Tells Senate Committee

“Trouble Spots’ Are Discussed With Committee   Report Encouraging In Some Respects, Says Vandenberg

MARSHALL REPORTS ‘WORLD CRITIGAL’   Foreign Relations Group Hears Summary

Marshall Says World Conditior Very Critical’  Secretary Of State Reviews Trouble Spots For Senate

Says Condition o! World Is Critical   Marshall Gives View To News Reporters

MARSHALL SEES WORLD DANGER   Tells Senate Committee World In ‘Very Critical Condition’   EYES TROUBLE SPOTS

MARSHALL SAYS WORLD CRITICAL   Secretary Confers With Foreign Relations Group

Secretary Tells Newsmen Of View Following His First Meeting With Senate Foreign Relations Committee —Senator Vandenberg, However, Declares He Found Official’s Report On International Affairs “FE ncouraging In Manv Respects”

FBI SEEKS PRINTS OF ATOM SECRETS   One of Sergeants Involved in Theft Was Photographer

BI MAKING SEARCH FOR ATOMIC HLMS   Two Sergeants Accused of  Stealing Prints

SEARCH. UNDERWAY, TO TRACE ANY PRINTS MADE FROM NEGATIVE OF’  _... BEAGEANTS

Adopt Tactics Of Communism For Democracy   Prominent Parliament Denounces New Govern. ment.

Hungarian Parliament In Uproar   Prominent Member Denounces Communist Government in Seathinge Speech

Hungarian  M. P. Raps Red Rule   No Press, Assembly or Opinion Freedom, Says Opposition Man

Parliament Hears Sarcastic Attack   Uproar Caused Among Anti-Communist Members When Deputy Speaker Orders. Adjournment Until Next Wednesday.

Parliament Hears Hour Long Speech   Prominent Member Sarcastic With Communists

“  Opposition — Leader Hits At Red Regime   Political Terror Reigns in Hungary, No Freedom of Press Or Assembly. He Save

»  Parliament Thrown Into Turmoil     “Fight Fire With Fire’ Speech Assails Hungarian Resime

HUNGARIAN RIPS COMMIES’ RULE IN PARLIAMENT   Member of Minority Party As. sails Reds’ Seizure of Power in Nation

Speedy Action In Lower House Will Send Measure Before Senate By Nightfall Tomorrow   GRADUATED CUT OF TAX IS IN FORMULA

Only Change Is in Date to Take Effect   Measure Is Same as That  Vetoed by Truman—Cut Taxes in 1948

House Prepares For Vote Tuesday To Lower Taxes   Passage Predicted With Senate Action Before End of Week

Boost In Ag Funds  Foreeast   Hike Is To Assure Senators’ Support Of New Tax Cut Bill

WAY CLEARED FOR TAX BILL   House Group to Act On Revised Measure Tomorrow

House Group Clears Way for Revised Tax Reduction Measure «   Debate Slated For Tomorrow On GOP Bill

House Committee Clears Way for Revised Tax Bil   'GOP Leaders Expect Vote on Measure Tomorrow;  Debate Is Limited

Tax Slash Action Set  Tomorrow Way Cleared for   Way Cieared for House to Vote on Reduction Bill;, Fassage Certain

FATALITIES MAY REACH THOUSAND   Texas City Blast Is Most Disastrous in History of Nation

8 Big Fires Still Rage; 3,000 Reported Injured; Second Ship Explodes

Hundreds Of Doctors, Nurses Work Feverishly To Save Lives; More Explosions Add To Disaster

250 to 375 More Believed Dead: Over 3,000 Injured; Gas Tanks Threatened by Spreading’ Fires

Firemen Fight Raging Oil Fires As New Blasts Rock Area   Nock Area  Monsanto Plant  Is Just A Shell   Fate Of Crews On Blasted Ships Unknown; Order Gradually Restored   (Other Pictures page age 18)

Texas Disaster Death Toll Now Estimated Near 800 With 3,000 Others Injured   Two Additional Blasts Thursday Morning Add 50 Casualties; Little Coastal City Threatened’ With Complete Destruction

OiL FIRES RAGING TOWARD GASOLINE STORAGE TANKS   Still Further Explosions Awaited; Second Ship Blows Uo .

TEMPERATURES   200 More Believed Buried In Wreckage; Fires Still Raging   3,000 Injured; City Blanketed With Thick Smoke; Evacuate Survivors; Rescue Workers Tail Through Nicht: More Eve Witnesce Ranort

3,000 Injured, More Blasts Are Expected   Oil Fires Spreading To High Octane Gasoline

Texas City Is Bracing for More Blasts   Toll Estimated At 650 Today.

Over 400 — Bodies. Have Been Found      EXACT TOLL MAY NEVER BE ©     -KNOWN-IN-TEXAS-CITY- DISASTER; 3000 HURT; SEVEN FIRES . -RAGING IN CITY

Another Nitrate-Laden Ship Explodes In Harbor; Raging Oil Fires Creep Closer To Gas Tanks Further Menacing City.   Police And Troops Patrol Streets

At Least 3,000 Are Hurt; Fire Imperils City; Tanks Leaking   Additional Blasts Are Experienced Today as Liberty Ship Explodes; Chlorine Gas Threat Causes Crews  to Wear Gas Masks

Explosion’s Toll Is 400 Known Dead   eee ee  Second Ship ‘Ds Loaded With Nitrate, Blows Up At Berth

Ship Explosion Causes More Fires; Rescuers Penetrate Chemical Plant

Rumbling Oil Fires Near Leaking Tanks   650 Estimated Dead, Injured List Is 3,000: Town Ruined

Death Toll Is Estimated At1,000 as Flames Spread After Five Major Blasts   Rescue Crews Search for More Victims in Ruins of Shattered Flame-Swept City; Three More Explosions Rock Area Today

 Beain Task of Embalmina Bodies   400 Known Dead; 3,000 Are Iniured

Death Toll May Rise  Above 650   ‘Texas City a Scene Of Devastation’ As — Fires Burn Unchecked, Nearing Big Gas Tanks

Entire Town May Burn If Wind Shifts   Rumbling Oil Fires Creep Close to Eight Light Octane Gasoline Tanks   Most Residents  Are Evacuated   No One Allowed ‘to Enter Razed Ghost Town Unless On Official  Business

TerriticNew Explosions Kock City: Officials Fearful Change In Wind Mav IncreaseDanaer

Hundreds Dead As Toll Soars From Calamity   Estimates Indicate Death List May Pass 1,000Mark; Thousands Injured In Great Texas Catastrophe; Raging Fires Menace Area.

Fire Creeps Nearer Gas Tanks; Entire Texas City May Go Up In Smoke If Winds Change  wT wreirwrs a. he ane -. kek se een et ak      Nearly 3,000, Red Cross Estimates; Buildings Damaged In Galveston,  12 Miles On Other Side Of Bay

Rumbling Blazes Creep Close To Eight Leaking Tanks Of High Octane Gasoline As Community, Rocked By Five Major Explosions Since Yesterday Morning, Waits Tensely For More—3,000 Persons Injured, Official Figures Disclose

Additional Explosions Rock Town   1,200 Feared To Have Lost Their Lives

This Announcement Was Made by Dr. Charence Quinn, Medical Coordinator; S000 Reported Injured,     eR’ aeist wtatet sae (ate oe oe oe oe   RUMBLING OIL FIRES NEAR GASOLINE TANKS   No Effort Is Being Made to extinguish These Fires; Harbor Area Is Beine Evacuated.

Grim Search Goes On For More Bodies   Extent of Damage And Death Still A Matter of Estimate

Spreading Fires Threaten Eight Leaky Tanks Of High Octane Gas In Texas City: 650 Dead And 3.000 Iniured

3000 or Morelnjured, Red Cross Estimates: Eight Oil Fires Raging

Fire Threatens City As Rescue Workers  Scan Explosion Area   Only Essential Personnel Remain As Groups Attempt To Identify Dead

Governor Proclaims A State Of Emergency   Red Cross Reports 400 Known Dead, 250 To 375 Others Believed Killed, 3,000 Hurt.

714 Known Victims Of Major Disaster   200 Believed Buried Under Debris; Second Ship Explodes at Docks Early This Morning

Red Cross Lists 714 Known Dead And 3,000 Hurt   Wind Now Aids Rescuers But Shift Can Blow Fires To Devour All In City

Fires Creep Close  _ To Gasoline Tanks   Only 1000 Remain In Texas City;  Poison Gas Still Major Threat;  - Lines Waiting To Identify. Dead.

lires Endanger What’s Left Of City; Estimated  Death Toll 650   Second Nitrate-Laden Ves. sel Blows Up in Harbor

Red Cross Places Toll Over 700   Order Gradually Being Re stored as Firemen Strug* gle Against Flames

Fire Being Checked in Texas City   Another Nitrate Ship’s Explosion Is Added To Port Horror.

LeakingGas Tanks in  Fires Path   Few Remaining Residents of Stricken Cit Await More Explosions; Death Toll Rises as Rescuers Dig Through Debris

Community Shaken by Three Terrific Explosions Today   Wind Subsides; Danger to Stricken City Appears to Be passing Depuiy Mayor Announces Today   Texas City Explosion at a Glance

New Blast Dangers  Face Stricken Area Shifting of Wind Greatest Danger;  1° ANN Dewcance Remaved From Cits

Fires Threaten To Set Off More Plant Explosions  Dead Stacked In Piles As Rescue Workers  Uncover More

Wind Shift May Bring . Totally Destructive Explosion— Harbor Evacuated

Estimate 650 Dead, 3.000 Persons Hurt   City Liable To go If Wind Shifts, Officer Says

List 3,000 Injured in Disaster: Flames May Level Entire Town If Winds Shift During Day

400 Known Dead, 200 to 275 More Likely Killed, Red Cross Check Shows

OIL FIRES ARE STILL RAGING WATERFRONT   More Explosions Add To City’s  Destruction

Highways Are Blocked and No One Is ~ Permitted to Enter Texas City Unless on Official Business; Homeless Being Fed 

Red Cross  Says 400 Are Dead   Senator O’Daniel' Calls For Senate Investigation Of Disaster

—STORY OF DEATH, DESTRUCTION Death Toll Is Placed At 714; Five Terrific Explosions Rock Town

A SUNNY SATURDAY   Temperatures in the 50s Are Forecast for Kansas

HOUSE GROUP INSISTS UPON MORE SUGAR   Demands U. S. Retair More of Sugar It Bought from Cuba

House Group Says More Sugar Is Due   Committee Declare: Increase Possible For Every Resident

HOUSE GROUP FAVORS BOOST INSUGAR QUOTAS   Urges 10 to 15-Pound In crease for Everyone in Nation

House Committee Demands Greater U.S. Sugar Share  Unanimous Plea for 10 to 15 Pounds a Year More a Person

Insists On More Sugar ForAmericans  Committee Asks 10  To 15 Pounds More Par Person

“House Committee Would Boost U.S. Sugar Allowance   “Insists That Every American Get 10 To 15 Pounde Mare

May Up Sugar   Ration   Investigating Committee Advises 10 to 15. Pound Advance Per Person Be Granted

Probers ‘Insist’ Qn More Sugar For Americans   Keep Cuban Output Committee Demands O1 Agriculture Dept.

Food Shortage Probers Urge 10 to 15 Pounds More Per Capita This Year and Third More for Industry.

House Group To Insist On Boost In Sugar Ration   Wants 10 To 15-Pound Increase Per Person  This Wear.

Ask 10-15 Pounc Sugar Increase  Onis Etim Seeieen   Group Urges Extra Ration Per Person

SUGAR INCREASES PROPOSED FOR ALL AMERICAN USERS   House Committee Insists Supplies Ample to Permit Consumer Boost

SOLONS INSIST ON MORE SUGAR   Investigating Group Asks U. S. To Hold Stocks

10-15 Pound Increase Is Sugvested   Committee Rushes Report To Secretary Anderson; Says Industrial Users Entitled to Third More

House Group Is For Big Increase   Industrial Users Quota is Also to Be Upped — Insists Cuban Sugar Be Kept

MORE SUGAR IS ASSURED   House .Committee Insists On 10 to 15 Pounds Additional

‘COTTON MARKET   House Committee Demands Increased Suaar Rations for American Users

10-15 Pound Increase Per Person Asker   Third More Sought for Industrial Users

House Group Wants More Sugar Held   Would Keep Enough Of Cuban Crop to Boost U. S. Ration

House Probers Urge Boost In Sugar Supply   \Commiltee “Insists” Upon 10 tw 15 Mors Pounds  For Wveryrdaerivait During 1947

Food Shortage Group Demands More U.S. Sugar   Want 10-15 Pounds Exira, Now Sought By Europe

NAZI ROUNDUP ~ 1$ CONTINUED   THOUSAND GERMANS MAY BE . NABBED. DURING CRACK. — DOWN ON GROUP WITH SECRET  Weenies:

Senate Has Bats In Its Chamber   Parents Have Lost Leadership Of Their Children, Is Clain

Youth Delinquency Blamed On Parents   Control of Children Is Lost Attorney General Tells Meeting

PARENTS TCL OF NO. 1 ROLE   Too Many Have Lost Control of Their Children, Clark Says

Foreign Aid Urged To Combat Russians  House Told Soviets Have 4,000,000 Men

REVEAL RUSSIA HAS 4 MILLION ARMED FORCES   House Committee Says Estimate Was Given bv U.S. War Departmen

Soviet Arms Data Spurs Aid Program   Information on Big Russian Force Given ‘As House Prepares to Vote on Meacura

SOVIETS HAVE 4 MILLION UNDER ARMS   Figure Given to House by Foreign Affairs Committee, Which Urges Prompt Action on European Aid Measure.

FOUR MILLION MEN. NOW UNDER ARMS IN PIISSIA-I® PEPNDT   Committee Said This Estimate of Strength Was Given by War Dept.   REPORT TO THE: HOUSE   Prompt Action on $590,000,000 of .Stop-Communism Aid Also. Urced.

The Weather   Renort Hints Soviet Army Of 4,050,000  Prompt Action   Prompt Action On Europe Aid Program Urged

View Of Soviet ArmedStrength May Speed Aid   Estimate Of Russian Might Far Above U.S.

RUSSIANS ARMY REPORT SPURS EUROPEAN AID   ESTIMATES FIGURE 4,050,000 UNDER ARMS IN USSR

Over Four Million Russian Men Under Arms, House Hears   Armed Soviet Force i: Over Million More Than All Europe’s

RUSSIAN ARMY SET AT 4,050,000   Committee Fixes That Number In Urging Aid For Europe   HOUSE DEBATE NEAR

Four Million  Men Equipped For Fighting   Committee Urges Prompt Action On Aid Plan

TER eo  Relief Bill Vote Is Due N ext Week  “Minimum Aid For ': Europe Is Urged

4,050,000 Soviet Force Cited in House Aid Plea   Foreign Committee Says We Have 371,000 Under Arms, Satellites Qutnumber Free Furonean States Nearly 2 tol

SOVIET ARMED STRENGTH SET AT 4,050,000   Report Given by Committers Urging Prompt Granting of $590,000,000 Aid.

Estimate Of Russian Military Strength Given By War Department, Foreign Affairs Committee Reports— Rep. Eaton Warns Soviet Union “Proposes To Conquer World Either By Internal Infiltration, By Revolution, Or By Force Of Arms”

House Points To Sovief Army In Asking Aid  Asserts Russie Has 4,050,000 Soldiers,

4,050,000 Armed Russian Troops, House Informed   Foreign Affairs Committee Says Estimate of Red Strength Given By War Department on Aid Study

Speed Is Urgec On Europe Aid Measure   Soviet Said Aiming To Conquer by Infiltration or Arms

Soviet Russia Has Army of 4,050,000   House Committee Urges Prompt Action On Aid To Europe

RUSSIAN MIGHT MAY BOOST AID   House Debate On Stop-Gap Bill Begins Thursday

House Group Told Size of  Soviet Force   4,050,000 Men Under Arms; Moscow Would Prevemt European Help

RUSSIA'S ARMY HAS OVER FOUR MILLION MEN?   Estimate of Soviet Strength Is Given by House Committee

Red Threat Spurs Aid Fight   Russia Has 4 Million Men Under Arms, House Committee Hears

SOVIET FORCES EMPHASIZED IN DEBATE ON AID   House Group Says Russian: Have Four Million Men Now Under Arms

‘Congress Told Reds Have ‘4,050,000 Under Arms   ‘House Committee Urges Prompt Action  ' on $590 Million Aid Bill for Europe

"Russia Could Take All Europe In 24 Hours   House Debate Begins Tomorrow On Aid.  To Stop Communism

Report Calls for Swift Action on Aid for Europe.   Soviets Propose to ‘Conquer World’, GOF House: Leader Save

U.S. Strength Only 371.000 Here, Abroad   House Committee Cites Differences To Urge Passage  Of Truman Aid Bill

GROMYKO AVOIDS BRITISH QUERY   Cadogan Demands Russia  State Its Arms Stand

Britain Sides With U.S. on Atom Question   Cadogan Asks Russia For Definite Stand on Arms Setup

Farm Economist Predicts Farm’ Price  Drop WillBe Slight---No Sharp Break

Lewis Requests Delay in Opening Soft Coal Mines   Asks Government to Inspect All of Them In U.S. Except Two

Only a Few Mines Ready   But Officials Predict 25% of Closed Pits Will Be Certified Safe By Monday

Few Coal Mine: Closed by U.S. Ready to Open   Operators Seek To Meet New Safety Orders

Lewis Asks That Only Two Mines Resume Monday  Mining Outlook Is Confused By Late Mave Ba Chieftain

SOFT COAL MINES   Union Leader Exempts Only Fwo of 2,827 Pits in  ee a

Miners Return To Pits Monday      Many Last-Minute Certifications Of Closed Mines Expected.

Only Few Mines _ “Certified Ready _For-Oper ations   Predict Last Minute Rush - Of Rulings On’ Pits In Rich Pittsburgh ‘District

MAY CERTIFY 25% OF ‘UNSAFE’ PITS 10 OPEN MONDAY   OFFICIALS PREDICT LAST MINUTE FLOOD OF CERTIFICATIONS   WASHINGTON, ®—Joha L. Lewis today usked the government to close all but two bituminous coal mines in the United States.

Flood of Last Minute Certifications Are Predicted by a  Administrator 

DEMANDS PITS. BE EXAMINED BY INSPECTORS   Wants Certification That All Conform With Code.

SHUT ALL BUT 2 MINES — LEWIS   U.M.LW. Chief Makes Reply to Federal Mine-Closing Order

By UMW Chie!   Union Refuses to Certify Mines < .; Safe for Reepenine

LEWIS WANTS ALL BUT THO MINES CLOSED   Reanest Government to Keep Diggings Closed Pending Further Safety. Check   NUMBER OF MINERS ON- > °: JOBS MONDAY UNCERTAIN

See Return To Normal Production Soon.... Some Of 518 Mines To Open Up Monday

Few Mines Certified To Be Reopened   Union Leaders Demand Caution—  Krug’s Orders Final

Says That Only Two Are Safe   Would Keep Miners Out Until All Pits Are Inspected

Coal Setup In Muddle Once More   John L. Asks Pits No Open Until Certified As Safe by U.S.

Lewis Asks Closing of Most Mines   Only Few of 518 Ordered To Remain Shut Down. Reopen at End of 6-Da3 Mourning Monday _

LEWIS ASKS — ALL BUT TWO MINES CLOSED   Calls Upon Government for Re-examination of Properties for Certifi. cation as Safe Before Reopened.

SCATTERED HANDFUL OF 518 SOFT COAL. MINES ORDERED CLOSED HAVE BEEN CERTIFIED TO OPEN . MONDAY

UNSAFE MINES ARE INSPECTED AT RAPID RATE   Efforts Mada to Get Mines Certfied in Time for Reopening on Monday   UNION LEADERS CALL FOR EXTREME CAUTION

Flood of Certifications Expected Before End of Mourning Holiday; Fourth of 518 Pits May Be Ready

Few Expected To Go Back to Work Monday   Union Leader Asks Sweeping Safety Check-Up

Only Few Mines Ordered Closed Have Been Certified ‘Ac Safe for Reopening Monday, Inspecting Many More

GOVERNMENT ASKED KEEP REST CLOSED   Would Put All Responsibility On Government

Small Number ()f Unsafe Mines Now Certified   Coal Mines Administration Man Predicts Flood of Last-Minute Okays

LEWIS ASKS AUTHORITIES TO CLOSE SOFT COAL MINES      Says That All But Two Of Nation’s Bituminous Pits Should Remain Closed For Inspection

CLOSE MINES’ --LEWIS   Union Chief Urges All But 2 Be Idled Till Certified Safe

ONLY FEW PITS CLOSED BY KRUG TO OPEN MONDAY   Pittsburgh Mine Official Expects Last-Minute Flood of Approvals

Calls for  New Check on Safety   Requests Reinspection by Federal Man Before Pits Worked

Only Handful of Mines Closed by Krug May Reopen   Forecast Made That Fourth of Pits Will Be Onerctine Mondna:

Lewis Demands U. S. Close All But Two Mines  Claims Unsafe; Move May Keep Men Idle for  Trai nfinitia Tima

Some Mines Are Certified  Expect Flood of   Expect Flood of Last Minute  Certifications

—SAFETY— ~  U.S. Asked  To Recheck Conditions   LETTER SENT TO COLLISSON’

Lewis Requests Closing Order For Coal Mines   Mine Inspector Asked To Certify Safety Features

Seattered Few Closed Mines “Yet Certified   Federal Official Predicts 25 Per Cent Will Be Ready to Reopen Monday

Need Solution To Problem Rising Prices   Unless Speculation Curbed, Congress May Take Hand.

Survey Prepared For Congressmen Sees New Rises  Short Grain Crop, Exports and High

Steel Makers Defend Industry   U.S. Heads for ‘Bust’, Ex-Price Chief Fears

Depression Fears Brought Out By Price Spiral  Solon Expresses Need

Ives, Porter Say Outlook Bleak; Food Costs Higher   Taft Asks President Use Export Control Powers Effectively

Depression Fears Brought Out By Price Spiral  Solon Expresses Need For Curbs on Grain Speculation

Taft Suggests Curbed Exports To Stop Spiral   Grains Leading Way; Eggs Butter, Steaks Go to $1 a Powd In Some Large Cities   Buyers Staging  Some Resistance   CIO Auto Workers Heak To Try and Promote a Buyers’ Strike To Hit  ‘Profiteers’

‘Boom or Bust’ Fears Are Voiced; Doubled Prices Expected To Rise; ‘Tatt Says Exports Aiding Inflation

Food Prices "Nearing AllTime Peaks   Most Basie Hens Ad vance After Sligh Drop On lriday, ave Beare “Rye?

Féars Nation Riding Prices Toward ‘Bust   Speculation In Grains, Foods Must Be Curbed

Porter Believes It Is Too Late For Congress To Do Much About Situation   Increase Is Shown 3rd St ‘aight Week   One Dollar-Dozen Eggs Brings New Demonstrations Of Resistance

Price Spiral To End In Bust Is Fear   Senator Raps Wild Speculation

Warning of Higher Food Prices Issued in Report As ‘Bust’ Fear Sounded

Nine Persons Hurt In Train Accident   Locomotive, Six Coaches Derailed On Uphill Side O1 Curve

Gen. MacArthur Hails spiritual Implication of Jap Premier Election

CHRISTIAN IS CHOSEN AS JAP PREMIER   Ist Prime Minister Under Japan's New Constitution

M’ARTHUR HALLS FIRST CHRISTIAN PREMIER OF JAPAN   Sees -Kotayama’s Election Evidence OF New Pellatiauc Talerance

Christian Named --Premier of New — Jap Government   Tetsu Katayama Confers with Gen. MacArthur After His Election   -HOICE IS HAILED AS SPIRITUAL GAIN   *xyime Minister Tackles Job of Forming a Coalition Cabinet

Russia Oppose: China Being Inviting Power   Martial Law Lifted by Peraquay Government   Stalin Could Lift Chaos and Misery in Greece, Hoover Says

Chinese Steamer Sinksin Yangtze River, 400 Drown  Survivors, With Kin _. Of Dead, Lay Siege To Company Offices

400 Chinese Lose Lives ‘As Boat Sinks In River   Relatives of Victims Besiege Steamship Office Demanding Compensation

400 Chinese Go Down With Yangtze Boat   Disaster Oceurs When Tug Ignores Signals and Collides With Crowded Vessel

400 CHINESE DROWN WHEN VESSEL SINKS   Small Yangtze River Steamer Goes Down In Collision Today

OVERCROWDED CONDITIONS BLAMED   Vessel Collides With Tug In Yangtze River  SURVIVORS   Are Removed To Shanghai; Many Victims Headed Home For Holidays

400 Drownas Ship Sinks   Chinese Vessel Goes Down in Collision In Yangtze River

HEAVY CITY, COUNTY VOTE IS EXPECTED   Special Issue of Sunday Movies Overshadows Campaigns for Offices.

BLAIR VOTERS PREPARE FOR FALL PRIMARY  Nominations for Major City and County Offices to Be Mada Theacdav.

HOUSE PASSES NINE BILLIONS APPROPRIATION   Four Separate Bills Are Sent To Senate In Rush To Adjourn

CRACKUP OF PLANE KILLS ONE: HURTS 3   Hoosier Is Injured as A-2¢ Bomber Falls in Arizona.

PETITION IS DENIED   Wagner's Plans for Aute Court Receives Setback  From Council

Soviets Protest French Arrest Of 7 Russians   Note Asks Immediate Liberation of Those Taken Into Custody

Formal Petition Asking Releases Given Ministry   Spokesman Fails  To Reveal Details Of Communication

Soviets Send Protests To French Regime   EXCHANGE  OF NOTES ON ARREST OF RED CITIZENS

FRANCE PUSHES PURGE OF REDS   Moscow Protests Nev Arrests At Paris And Marseille

REDS PROTEST NEW ARRESTS BY FRENCH   Soviet Note Complains of Seizures of Russians in Paris and Marseille— Details of the Message Not Known.

Arrest of Soviet Nationals in France Protested  Members of Russiar Repatriation

NEW SOVIET PROTEST   Against French Arrests and Depor-. tation of Russians

Soviets Protest French Arrests   Seven New Arrests Are Reported  In France

Arrest of Soviet Nationals in France Protested  Members of Russian _ Repatriation Group Go to Border

SOVIET ASKS FRENCH FREE CONFINED REDS   Kremlin Protests Arrests At Paris, Marseille

USSR PROTESTS FRENCH ACTION   Soviet Embassy Decries Arrests Of Russian Citizens In Paris And Marseille.

SOUTHERN OP'S "BAN INDUSTRYWIDE CONTRACT   Group Willing To Deal With Lewis, But On  Sectional Basis RP. WARATITNM WW WART

Southern Soft Coal Mine Owners Agree to Negotiate Separate Contract With Union, but Balk at Industry-Wide Bargaining, Declaring Different Cperating Conditions in Various Sections Make Action Impractical.

Separate Pact Goal of South Coal Operator:   Southern Pit Owners Balk ALU, S.-Wide Contract Wih DAW Union

Southern Mines Owners Gum Up  Coal Conference Object to Nation Wid  Settlement at Fires   Object to Nation Wide Settlement at First Operators-Union Meet

COAL PARLEY HITS SNAG IN FIRST ROUND   Southern Mine Owners Refuse to Bargain  Industry-Wide

ALe ew iS ALMS Bakke  lindustry-Wide ( soal 'Valks Rejected by Southerners

SOUTHERN SOFT COAL OPERATORS BOYCOTT PARLEY   Say They Will Net Negetiate Contract On Industry-Wide Basis   LEWIS SUMMONS HIS POLICY COMMITTEE

Industry-Wide Bargaining Opposed By Soft Coalmen   Government Seeks to Stave Off Threat of New Coal Strike July 1—Producers Agree to Neaotiate !

SOUTHERN COAL OWNERS BALKY   Government Trying To Stave Of Threat Of Strike July 1

Coal Operators. Are Balking At Contract Point   Open Initial Talks Looking Toward End of U. S. Control

Operators Call Welfare Funds Coal Pact Bar      ‘Indusiry- de Bargaining Draws Diverse Comment AT Senate He.

Com Reaches New All-Time. High of $2.13.   Marks: Eighth: Time In Two Weeks Prices of. July Corn Has Reached New Peak.

SAYS VETS ARE VICTIMS OF GYP   ‘Rep. Dorn Declares There Is A Black Market In GI Bonds Developing In This Country; Practiced By Loan Shark.

‘Black Market In GI Leave Bonds Disclosed By S.C. Representative

Freight Rate Hike Meets Opposition   Carriers Want To Offset Wage Boosts

GeneralAssembly To Meet Monday  Called To Act On Pay Of Teachers

Extra. Session Of Legislagyre To Hear Tuck  Quiline Views   Party To Organize Before Lawmakers Veet Monday Neon

WANT U.S. AND RUSSIAN STAND ON HOLY LAND   Soviet Bloc Defies UD Majority On Balkans Border Watch

US May Propose Mediation of Indonesian War   Marshall's Advisors Divided on Idea; Fighting Continues

URGE MARSHALL TO HALT DUTCH, INDONESIAN WAR   Claim Conflict Threat To World  Keanomie Rerovery

U.S. Position Yet Unknowr   Marshall Aides Split On Mediation Move

U.S, MAY SEEK ‘WARFARE’ END   Marshall Is Urged to Ask Mediation of Java ‘War’

Netherland Troops Really Engaged in A Colonial War to Retain a Valuable Island Possession -

U.S. Citizen Snatched From Hungarian Police After Arrest: Criticized Reds

U.S. Citizen, Arrested for Anti-Red Remarks, Escapes Hungarian Police

American Escapes From Hungarian Political Police —Had Been Arrested  For Criticizmg Communist Party

US. Citizen, Who Criticized Reds,  Flees Hungarian   Columbus, Oh Ohio, Man Escapes Three Politicat Policemen.

American Hel¢ By U.S. After  Prison Eseape   Ohia Salesman Flees Fram Police in Conswate Auta

U. 8. Legation Official Helps Rescue American Citizen From Budapest Policemen

ESCAPE MADE BY AMERICAN   U. $. Citizen Snatched from Communist Captors in Hungary.

American Citizen In  U.S. Custody   Escapes Jail After Criticizing Hungarian Reds

American Citizen Escapes Hungarian Policemen With Aid of U.S. Official

U. S. Official Aids in Escape   Naturalized Citizen Flees from Hungarian Political Police

‘American Escapes Toils of ‘Hungarian Political Police Arrested for Criticizing Commys

U.S. Citizen Escapes After Legation Aid   Arrested After Criticizing Hungarian Communists:  In U. S. Custody.

 EX-FARMER ESCAPES FROM BUDAPEST POLITICAL POLICEMEN  Ohioan Arrested in Hungary for Criticizing Reds

U.S, OFFICIAL HELPS AMERICAN ESCAPE COPS   ‘Arrested by Political Police for  Criticizing Reds in  Hungary  -

American Citizen Captive; Escapes  Helped In Hungary By US Legation Man

American Escapes Hungarian Police Following Arrest  Legation Member Aids Putting Man  Se” Ea

Both Sides Want Role In  Investigation   United States Policy Attacked By Russians

Flood Waters Leave Scene Of Destruction   Million Acres Inundated; Crests Of Mississtnp: Heads For St. Louis

Mississippi F lodd Crest Heads Toward St. Louis; Million Acres Inundated

Million Acres of Farmland Fleeded, More Threatened hy Swollen Waters Of Mississinni, Missouri Rivers

Three States Suffering From Hoods   Over Million Acres Of Farmland Inundated by Rivers

Huge Area  Under Water   Crest of Mississippi  And Missouri Floods Moves South Leaving Devastation in Wake

Million Acres Of Farmland Under Water   Jefferson City Awaits Peak of Flood;-Grand River Waters Recedinc

Flood Waters in Midwest Inundate Huge Farm Tract   At Least Million Acres Flooded Throughout 3 Midwestern States

Flood Crests Are Nearing St. Louis   Over Million Acres Are Now Inundated By Swrjlan Rivers.

Million Acres of Farmland Flooded   St. Louis Is Next in Path of River's Crest

Crest of Swollen ‘Father of Waters’ Nears St. Louis Leaving Vast Damage

VAST FARMING AREA FLOODED   Report Million Acres in Destruction Area

Ruined Homes Left In Wake Of Floodwate   Million Acres of Farm Land Covered; Raging Crests Now Heading For St. Louis

Crests Head For St. Louis  Mississippi Leaves Destruction Behind

Erecuaton Of Danger. Areas.   5,700 Homeless In Missouri. ‘Illinois. _

Floods Cover Million Acres   Grest Nears St. Louis; Thousands in Flight

Flood Waters Near St. Louis   Mississippi Recedes in North as Crest Heads for River Citv

Million Acres Of Farmland in Path of Flood   Crests Head Toward City of St. Louis

FLOOD WATER CRESTS POINTED AT ST. LOUIS   Recedes At Quincy, lll., But Danger ‘Far From Over’

Raging Missouri, Mississippi River Crests Near St. Louis  Widespread Destructién In Three States

Crest Of Flood Sweeping South Nears St. Louis   Leaves Behind Destructive Scenes In Three States

Million Acres Are Flooded   Missouri And Mississippi Head Toward St. Louis, Destruction In Wake

Flood Crest Surging  Down River to St. Louis   ‘Army Engineer Says Despite Slight Fall. Dancer Nat Giver Yat

Confluence WithMissour’ * River ‘Offers . Threat _ to More Farm Acreage ~

HERE AND THERE IN _ BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various Cammunities   ‘GLEANED BY SCRIBES

McCarthy New  Boss of Bosox   St. Louis—UP-—Eddie Dyer signed a one-year contract to continue as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals.

Hundreds Die: In Rail Wreck   Land Mines Blast Train Near Tientsin

Communist Mines Shatter 13 - Car Chinese Expres:   Hundreds Reported Killed bush

Big Speculators In Foods Facing Searching Probe   Congressiqnal Probers Hunt Possible Information Leaks.

PROBERS PLAN CAREFUL STUDY   Anderson Says That Pauley Is Only Public Official Among Names Aired

NEW CHARGES — LODGED OVER. TRADER LIST   Harold E. Stassen Aes cuses Administration of Withholding Pertinent Facts.

Temperatures   Says Trade Data ’Deliberately’ Withheld, but Anderson Asserts G.O.P. Sure to Be Disappointed

Will Concentrate Vn Determining Possible 'T eaks By U.S. Officials

stassen Charges White House Shields ‘Insidere’  4 = TIN( 73 ve WAS NGTON, Dec. 23 — PReriesané vf the WWlhide Ek eece ae ee a RHE

STASSEN HITS SPECULATION ‘HUSH’ TACTICS   Administration ‘Covering Up’ For ‘Insiders’, GOP Candidate Charges

Cover Up on Plungers Charged by Stassen   GOP Candidate Says Data on ‘Inside’ Speculators Withheld; Asks if Any White House Aides Cleaned Un -

Inquiry Groups Scrutinize-List Of Big Traders   Concentrate Efforts To Find “‘Leaks”’ Of  Federal Information

CHALLENGES ADMINISTRATION 10 DENY PRESENT AND FORMER INSIDE. OFFICIALS MADE “HUGE PROFITS” -

Stassen Challenges White House to Deny Commodity Cleanup   Charges Administration Withholds Names; Anderson Aide Says ‘No’

Administration Asked to Give All Information   Withholding Is for Purposes of “Confusion and Distrac tion,’’ He Says

Speculators In for Close Inspection   Two Committees Take Up Scrutiny of Lists  Searching For “Leaks” Of Inside Information

Two Committees To Check Lists Of Grain Traders   Possible ‘Leaks’ of Inside Government = Information Will Be Sought

INSIDE LEAKS IN COMMODITY DEALS HUNTED   SPECULATOR LISTS UNDER SCRUTINY OF LAW MAKERS

eT ERCUURTU TED   Dealer List With Pauley Only Official  Is Released   House Inquiry Chief Hopes To Determine If ‘Leaks’ Oceurred

Anderson Report Said Incomplete   Presidential Candidate Charges Delay; Anderson Says List To Be Disappointing

Committees To Dig Deeply For Commodity Tips   Congressional Groups Say Will Keep Close Eye For Information Leaks; Rest Of Names To Be Given   Pauley Only Official

STASSEN SEES MARKET DEALS BY OFFICIALS   Asks for Denial of ‘Trading by White Hous: - Executive Department

speculation Data Purposely Hidden, Stassen Charge  GOP Presidential Aspiran' RNamande Immediste This.      GOP Presidential Aspirant Demands Immediate Disclosure cf Lists   PRECISE REPORTS LACKING, HE SAYS   Information Already Given Out By Anderson Is  Termed Confusing

‘Stassen Says Names Of “Government Insiders” Are ‘Being Witheld Deliberately

Traders’ Names Under Scrutiny   Any Hint Of Possible Information Leak To Be Followed Up

Government “Insiders” Names Are Deliberately Withheld, Says Stassen

Search for Leaks of Information —   Anderson n Makes Public List of 711 Traders from Grous of 14,000 —

Speculation List Rapped   Stassen Charges U. 5. Withholding Full “Inside” Story

Information on Grain Deals’ By ‘Insiders’ Deliberately, Withheld, Stassen Charges,

White House Men Shielded Stassen Says.   Sees Market Data Deliberately Hidden By Administration

Seek Possible Information Leaks... . Speculator List  Will Be Studied

Traders Lists to Be Probed for “Leaks”   Two Committees Promise Full Study of Data

STASSEN SAYS ADMINISTRATION HIDING FACTS   Presidential Aspirant Charges Government Officials Profiteering From Market Knowledge.

Two Congressional Committees To Study ‘Commodity Traders For Shady Dealings

Lawmakers To Study Market Operators Now   CAREFUL SCRUTINY TO BE GIVEN TO LIST

Confidential Information In Limelight   ‘Certain Traders Will Be Called By Committee

Hiding of Big Speculators in Grain Charged   ‘Stasseri Charges: Administration Has” ‘Concealed ‘Insiders:

INJUNCTION TO HALT WALLACE SPEECH SOUGHT   Secretary Of Interior Krug Named In Bid To Halt Meeting

Court Asked To Bar Wallace From Theater   Anti-Communist Association Takes Action In Capital

Anti-Communists Request  Ban On Wallace Address   Court Asked To Bar Former Vice President Fron Watergote Amphitheater In Washington— Conference Held Communict Frant

COURT ACTION IS SET -Anti-Communist Group Seeking To Bar Wallace From Theater

House Speeds Tax Cut Vote   Balloting Slated Today Senate Battle Looms

NEW MEASURE PROPOSES CUT OF 4 BILLION   FOES CONCEDE BILL WILL PASS BY BIG MARGIN

HOUSE RUSHES TAX MEASURE TO FINAL VOTE   Republicans Forestall All Efforts Toward Changing of Bill

READY IN HOUSE   Vote Expected — Today As ~ GOP Beats Down Attempts To Alter Measure

GOP Leaders Say Take It Or Leave It   Action In Senate, Still #u Doubt, Expected Late This Week

HOUSE VOTE IS SET TODAY ON TAX CUT BILL   Floor Amendments To Measure Barred By GOP Committee

House Passage Of Tax Slash Seems Cerfain   Democrats Concede Cut Approval By Substantial Marain

Vote Today on New Tax Reduction   Income Tax Slash Next  January 1 By Replacement Measure

G. 0. P. Blocks Any Change in Legislation   Democrats Concede Heavy Ballot in Favor of Measure

BAR AMENDMENTS “TO TAK OUT BILL ON EVE OF VOTE   House to Ballot Today on $4,600,000,000 Reduction Measure—Two-Thirds Majority Predicted.   OPPOSING DEMOCRATS IN LAST-DITCH FIGHT   Prepare to Offer Substitute That Would Remove 10,000,000 Persons From Tax RKoils.

Gen. Somoza Promised New Election   Nicaraguan President Forced From Office

Nicaragua To Hold Election For President   Somoza Admits He Engineered Coup In Which Arguello Was Forced From Office

AN ELECTION PROMISED IN NICARAGUA   Leader of Bloodless Revolt Pledges Early Voting to Choose Successor to Deposed President Arcuello.

Election Is Promised By Somoza   Nicaraguans Would Be Given Vote, Former President. Says; Asks ‘Tranquility’   Tells of: Coup   Arguello Is Accusec of Demoting Guard Officers

Claim Truce lls Broken   500 Violations Listed By Dutch against Indonegsane

INDONESIANS ACCUSED OF VIOLATIONS   Dutch Report Casualties Since Cease-Fire Order

Army Headquarters Con tends Violation of Cease  _ Fire Order by Indonesi ans Have Killed 8 Dutch Soldiers.

Say Acheson Advised Against Action Witnesses In Maniu Trial Tell Of ‘Contacts’ By. U. S. Leaders

120 Planes In Maneuvers Over East   Mock Strike Is Made At New York City

120- Plane Armada to ‘Attack’ New York City  WT the acs ae Os has yy ern meee af “Tan ope. al She Pa aee WE: sees

Demonstration Intended to Satisfy Nation That Strategic Air Command Is Ready to Drop Bombs Anywhere In World If Action Is Necessary

Claim Arkansas Favors Dewey  New York Governor G.O.P, Chiefs Meet

Dewey Hears Good News From GOPers On Southern Trip  Leaders in Four States Indicate He Has 102  ee PPR ay Cece ee -n Fe

ARKANSAS &. 0. P. SEEN FOR DEWEY   State’s Delegation of 1 Said Ready To Vote For Rew Yorker

Dewey Hears Good  News From GOPers On Southern Trip   Leaders in Four States Indicate He Has 102 Delegates in Line

Killed Wife, Husband Says   “Pretty Please”  Request Brought Death, He Says

Murders Wife At Coudersport  Asked To Say Please, Woodsman Is Anaered

Sen. George Will Propose Cut in Federal Payroll  Also Has Plan for Reducing

Budget Slash Compromise Is Offered  By Democrat   George of Georgia Would Cut 500,000 Off U. S. Payroll,  Save Four Billion

Sen. George Has Plan On Budget Cuts   To Propose 500,00 Federal Payroll Cut ‘At $4 Billion Saving

Sen. George Will Propose Cut in Federal Payroll  Also Has Plan for Reducing Government Costs

CUTS SUGGESTED IN U. 5. PAYROLL   Group of Democrats Seen Ready to Aid Republicans in Fconomizina

Senator Has Plan To Lop _ Four Billion From Budget   500,000 Persons Would Also Be Cut From Federal _. Payrolls Before July 1 Under Terms of Plan Drawn Up By Senator George

Democrat Plan To Cut Budget Will Be Given Congress During Week   Senator George To Offer Compromise Between Truman’s Request And Republican Bid To Fire Million Civilian Employes

DEMS SUGGEST BUDGET SLASH OF $4 BILLION   Bloc Proposes Ouste Of 400,000 From U. S. Payrolls

George To Ask 500,00( Be Fired By July 1   - Democratic Senator Also Will Seek Cut Of 4 Billion In Troman Rudent

Senator K bemiee Offers Compromise On Reducing. Government Payroll:

Ploeser and Short Attack President On Minerals Veto   Says He ‘Took Easy Way Out’ in Abandoning Subsidy Payments

‘Man Convicted of Slaying Youth  Life Sentence Is___ , Fixed by Jury

MEETING GALLED ON PHONE STRIKE   Government Steps in To Avert Walkeut Of Workers .

Congressional Action Urged To Prevent Telephone Strike   Labor Department Pressing Efforts To Bring Union and Management To Terms

Telephone Workers Face Threat of Congress’ Action To Prevent April 7 Strike

HOUSE TO ENTE PHONE DISPUTE   Lawmaker to Ask Bill to Prevent Walkout

Congressional Action On Phone Strike Hinted   Swift Vote May Be Asked on Measure To Prevent Apr. 1 Walkout by Injunction

U. §. Acts To Avert Telephone Walkout   Ace Troubleshooters Sent To New York for Talks

PHONE WORKERS FACE INJUNCTION   Congressman to Seek Measure Preventing Walkout

Government Men Attempt To Halt Telephone Strike   Union Is Demanding  $12-Weekly Pay Hike

Government Gets into Phone Strike   Labor Department Hopes to Prevent Walkcut on April 7

Congress  May Halt Wire Strike   Action Looms To Prevent Phone Walkout

GOVERNMENT MAY HALT TELEPHONE STRIKE THREAT   Labor Secretary Call: Conference of Com. pany and Union Repre sentatives.

Congress Ma Vv  Act “T o Avoid  Phone Strike   Threat Of Action Te Pro. hibit It Made By House  Labor Chairman

Phone Crews Facing Threat Of Legislation   House Committee -Head to Seek Bill Preventing Strike.

Girl fo Leave For California  Mary Reardon Will Live With An Aunt

Truman fo Brief Congress Chiefs On Marshall Aid   Atleast 4 Years;  AU bandon Aaraes

TEACHERS PLAN MASS MARCH ON HARRISBURG   State-wide Movement to Back Up De . mands for Higher Pav In State.

30% Income Tax Cut for Those in Low Brackets Planned by Leaders Of GOP Forces in Congress  Early Vote Seen

GOP Leaders  Foresee Okay For Tax Slash By Committee   Compromise Plan Gives 30 Per Cent Cut In: Low Level

Optimistic About 30P. C Tax Cut Bill   Rely on Majority in Committee to Okay Measure

Fred and Dave Had a Great Big : Beautiful Dream; Until the US ‘Came Along Calling Them Crooks

Bradley, ‘““Doughboys’ General,” Sails For Europe to “Reorient’” Into Army

Bradley on Way to Europe for Tour of Inspection to‘Reorient Myself?

BRADLEY WILL VISIT TROOPS   VA Head Sails For Europe For General Inspection Of U. S. Army Forces

Gen. Bradley And Wife Sail For Europe ~  VA Adrminictrator fo   VA Administrator to Inspect U. S. Troops In Occupied Lands

Senators Eat Watermelon, Crackers, Read Comics As Journal Is Read   Bill Then Made ‘Special Order’   Delaying Tactics Cost Alabama $7,500; House Kills Race Measure

Senate's Journal Read To Bar Vote On Trade Vessel   Hardwick Passes Out Watermelon, Comic Books To Colleagues

Beats Taft's Stronghold In Chicago   All Candidates Except Ohioan Are Enthused By Committee's Selection.

GOP Selects Philadelphia ‘as Convention  City In 1948   Boosters For All But One Major Candidate to Be “Satisfied” With the Selection

GOP Convention Will Be Staged In Philadelphia  City To Pay $250,000 For Host Privilege

U. N. To Repeat Condemnation 0} Franco Regime  Spanish Is Issue ) ee.

United Nations Will Again Hit  Franco Regime   Delegates Due To- Repeut Condemnation, But Will Take No Other Ac ~ tion In Matter

UN TO CONSIDER SPANISH REGIME   EXPECT NO ACTION BEYOND REBUKE FOR NATION'S DICTATOR

Franco Has Upper Hand   UN Not To Reproach  -Generalissimo’s Rule

Temperatures   Brazilians Crowd Streets Of Rio to Greet Truman On Completion of Air Hop  _ U.S.. President Wil! Visit Dutra  Taninht and Bddrace Deleanntac   U. S.. President Wil! Visit Dutra Tonight and Address Delegates To Inter-American Meet Tuesday

Rio Welcomes Pres. Truman At Conference   Will Address Clos ing Session At Quit andinha Friday.

President To Address  Conference   Brazilians Line Streets To Extend Welcome to U.S. Chief Executives Weather Is Clear

President Truman Lands in Rio And ls Greeted by Thousands Of Wildly Cheering Brazilians

President in Brazil After Long Flight   Thousands Line Streets to Greet Truman on Arrival

THOUSANDS LINE RIO  STREETS TO WELCOME  VISITING U. 5. CHIEF TRUMAN TO SPEND WEEK  IN SOUTH. AMERICA AND ATTEND PARLEY CLOSING

Badger Liquor Tax Is Upheld  Supreme Court Rules In Floor Stocks Case

Wisconsin Ta: On Liquor, Wine Upheld   Supreme Court Reverses Ruling on Stocks on Hand

OYENS COOP BOOSTS VALUATION      Vote Capitalization In crease from $25,000 To $50,000

EASTER PAGEANT AT COLLEGE EASTER MORN OF INTEREST  Sunrise Program   Sunrise Program On Campus Promise: Be Very Beautiful

EASTER PAGEANT AT COLLEGE EASTER MORN OF INTEREST  ‘Sunrise Program On Campus Promises Be Very Beautiful

NONE ARE HURT IN BLIMP DIVE   Craft Rises Again After Plunging into Ocean Off Colifornia Coast

Down-Draft Plunges Craft To Water Off California, Wind Takes It Away

FORD FOREMEN GO ON STRIKE   Production Uninterrupted As 3,800 Leave Jobs In Detroit

UNION LEADERS PREDICT TIEUP OF CAR OUTPUT   Last-Minute Parley Fails To Establish Basis For New Contract

FORD'S FOREMEN STRIKE; OTHERS REMAIN AT WORK   85,000 Production Employes Stay at Machines and Operations Continue Uninterrupted.   AN EARLY SHUTDOWN PREDICTED BY F. A. A   Accumulation of Grievances Blamed for Walkout—Both Sides Say Salaries Not An Issue.

Appeal from Ford Fails to Halt Strike Of 3.800 Foremen   Production Workers Stay at Machines, But Lnion Predicts Assembly Lines Will Be Halted Soon: Many Grievances Blamed

Ford Company's Foremen Strike  Production Estimated To Halt Within 10 Days

PRODUCTION IN 3 PLANTS IS CONTINUED   Walkout by 3,800 Supervisory Workers Resins This Morning

Ford’s Appeal Fails To Halt  Walkout  By Foremen  Will Mean Halting — Of Assembly Lines Within Few Days,  Tintan Offteral Sav:

3800 Ford Foremen Go Out on Strike   Three Detroit Plants Hit; Production Halt In 10 Days Forecast

FORD FOREMIEN OUT ON STRIKE   Production Workers Stay ai  Machines; Ford Piea  are

Walkout Confined To Detroit Area; Production Workers Unaffected.

Bosses Strike At Ford Plants   3,800 Reject Last Minute Tleas to Stay an Tahe

3,800 UNIONIZED FOREMEN WALKED OUT OF FORD PLANT   But Production Continued Uninterrupted For Time Being.   CONFINED to 3 PLANTS   Aw Estimated 85,000 Produetion Workers Contimued on Their Jobs.

FORD FOREMEN STAGE WALKOUT      Operations Continue A 3 Plants As 85,000 Stav At Machines

Union Foremen Strike at Ford Motor Piants .   Walkout May Bring Halt in Production ‘Within Ten Days’

Fords Foremen Go on a Strike   Wage Not an Issue; Plants Keep Running

Foremen Wall Out At Three Ford Plants   Spurn Unusual Appeal From Henry Ford II

Unienized Foremen Leave Ford Plants   Workers Spurn Personal Appeal From Henry Ford I]

JOBS IN THREE FORD PLANTS   3,800 Ignore Personal Plea of Ford And Stage Walkout

WESTERN. UNION AVOIDS STRIKE   Company Signs New. “Agree ment with Eniployes; Grantina 5-Cent: Poy ‘Hike 

THREAT OF WESTERN UNION STRIKE ENDS   Agreement Reached Under Which 50,000 Employes Will Receive BCent-an-Hour Ware Raise.

Steelworkers Board of Di rectors Approved Action at Meeting in Atlantic City; Must Respect Bargaining Contracts.

2-YEAR BAN PUT —ONSTEEL STRIKES   MURRAY FORBIDS 3,000 LOOALS OF UNION TO STOP WORK LURING PERIOD.

No Steel Strike For Two Years Reports Murray   Lays Down Rules to the 3,000 CIO Locals in the Industry

STRIKES BANNED BY STFEL UNION   Murray Orders Peace For Two-Year Period; Lauds CIO Contract

Two-Year Ban On Strikes By Steelworkers Ordered   Murray Tells 3,000 CIO Locals That Contracts Must Be Respected — Work Stoppages Are Forbidden

Steelworkers Strikes Forbidden For 2 Years By Order Of CIO Chief

Wallace Wants Justice For Jews   Says Resistance Movement Has Aroused Conscience of World

2 Die, 7 Missing As Bomb Blasts:  Site In Tel Aviv   Offer Three Suggestions For Composition Of UN Board To Study Issue

Wallace Flying Back Tonight   Plans Series of 15 Talks on Return To This Country

Wallace Backs ‘Palestine ‘Resistance  Cian Woasec Te   Gives Views In Paris; Hollywood Bowl Cancels Him

Says Jewish Resistance Is Necessary   Wallace Declares Movement in Holy Land Necessary to Arouse -Conscience of World

JUSTICE FOR JEWS ASKED BY WALLACE   Says Resistance Move Necessary To Arouse Consciences

Holy Land Strife Needed by World, Wallace Believes   Jewish Resistance Wakes Up Conscience, He Says In Paris Visit

RESISTANCE MOVE NECESSARY, SAYS FORMER OFFICIAL   Wallace Expresses Faith That British Will Be Able to ~ Solve Peoblem

TWO OFFICERS SHOT   Oklahoma Sheriff Tried to Ques. tion Man About Burglaries

Two Wounded By Man Being Questioned   Choctaw County Deputy ‘Sheriff, Frisco Railroad  Special Agent Shot and Assailant Makes Escape

British Offensive In Palestine Seen   Portsmouth  Council Fails To End Strike

To Offer ‘Readiness Plan’   Senators Propose To Meet Threat Of Lichtning Warfare

Offer Plan On War Threat   Claim National Readiness Only Means Of Survival In Frature Wars.

ARMY-PATROLSFOR ELECTION   TROOPS  IN: “ARMORED . CAR: AND [WITH MACHINEGUNS “RIDING ‘THROUGH ="  “ . “STREETS ~~

Red Warmongering Charges Called Attempt to Shackle Minds in U. S.

U.S. Assails Soviet Attacks   ‘Warmonger’ Charges Of Vishinsky Bring  Counterattack

CHARGE RUSSIA WOULD SHACKLE MINDS OF MEN   AUSTIN REPLIES TO INITIAL BLASTS AT WARMONGERS IN US

U.S. Criticizes Russia s Attemp' To Shackle Us  Austin Says Soviet Would Shackle Man’s Renin And Gan AAauth

U.S. To Ignore Direct Retorts To Red Attacks   Free Speech, Free- - Writing ‘Appeal to Be Made'to : ' UN. In Policy Talk © Today

Soviet ‘Warmonger’ Measure Is Assailed   Described As Move To Apply Shackles To-The Minds Of The American People

Austin Replies To Vishinsky Blast at Byrnes       Charges Russ Resolution Violation of United Na tions Charter

U.S. Plans No Answer F or Russ Charge   Instead, Will Ap. peal To UN Fo: Free Speech Curb.

U.S. SAYS REDS SEEK GAG RULE   Austin Replies To Warmonger Charges

Austin Applies Counter  Charge   Russians Accused Of Efforts To Foul People

Attempting To Shackle U.S. Minds   Austin Replies  Te Attack by Vishinsky Against .. Byrnes

Austin Attacks Warmongering Charge Of Russ   Reds Attempting To Put “Shackles’ On Minds Of American People, U. N. Delegate Declares

Plans To Save Supplies Are Under Study   Appeal To Public For Conservation Will Be Sounded

Emergency Steps Near For Fuel Conservation; Shortages Seen Certain

0) Konski Letter ls Acknowledgec  Cee ee es   State Taxation Group Reports It

MERCURY:HITS.NINE BELOW.  Ten Dead As Storm Sets New Records Over State

New Attendance Record Set at Swimming Pool   Season Total So Far, 22,859, Is 620-More Than Recorded All Last Year

a FWwWRe FT FSA ee UFhURL eS US Um S  New Attendance Record Set at Swimming Pool      Season Total So Far, 22,859, Is 620 More Than Recorded All Last Year

Solons Probing Red Threat In Hollywood   Communists Said Active In Various, Wavs In Film Capital: Fund Raised

Movie Producers Testify Film Capital Has ‘Reds’   Sam Wood Says Film Capital Reds Raised $87,000 for Communist Party At Meeting Attended “ By Hepburn

Say Hollywood Communists Finance Party  Writers for Screen  Le: ee See   Writers for Screen Termed Most Dangerous Croun

WRITERS HELD MOST UNSAFE MOVIE GROUP   Number Mentioned By Witnesses As Probe Gets Under Way

$87,000 RAISED AT LEFTIST RALLY, WOOD TESTIFIES   Calls Communist Writers Most Dangerous Group in Movie industry.   WAR FILMS DEFENDED   White House Not Responsible for ‘Friendly’ Russian Tone. Maver Says.

Hollywood Reds Raised $87, 000.at Recent Meeting Attended by Katherine Hepburn, Sam Wood Testifies

Two Producers Tell of Fight Against Communist Angles; Writers Worst, Probers Hear   Katharine Hepburn At Communist Meeting Recently When $87,000 Was Raised Directo: Sam Wood Rellates To Congress :

Jack Warner, Wood Testify Upon Tacties   Producers Assert: Film Writers Are “Most Dangeroua’

Senate Committee Hears Evidence Of Communist  Hold On Movie Industry   Report Noted Actress Appeared In Behalf of Fellow Travelers

HOLLYWOOD REDS: ARE SAID TO HAVE RAISED. $87,000   Sam Wood Says Fund Subscribed te Promote Cause and That Hepburi  Was Present.”      JACK L.WARNER IS ANOTHER WITNESS   He Tells House Group People With “un-American Learn-': ings” Have Bored Into __ . Film Capital. au

Film Heads Tell Of Red Activities In Movie Colony   Katharine Hepburn at Rally to Raise Funds For Communists

Film Men Tell Of Funds Raised For Red Cause   Congress’ Hunt For Communist Trail In Hollywood Starts

MOVIE MOGULS OPEN HEARINGS IN WASHINGTON   Communist Influence Re ported In Hollywood By Witnesses

Communists . Intluence   Hollywood, — Probers Told   Raised $87,000 At Recent Meeting  Producer-Director Wanad Tectfiec

Producer Say ‘Communists In Film Capital   Declare Substantial Sums Contributed By Hollywood Reds

France < ks “Neutrals” For Setting Up of U.N. Greek Line Commission.

France Proposes Big 5 Be Excluded Ma pa  Fram Watch on Greece's Frontier In Wreck

France Offers Plan for Balkan Watch   Proposal to Exclude All Interested Nations Made Today

‘Compromise Would Exclude Big Five; Fate of U. N. Hinges on Settlement

France Offers Plan for Balkan Watch  Proposal to Exclude   Proposal to Exclude All Interested Nations Made Today

FUNDS EXHAUSTED, UNRRA DISBANDS   Director Says World’s Greatest Relief Organization - Prevented Collapse

U.N.R.R.A. Comes to End of Trail  More Help Needed in War Regions

Bidault Truman Confer   French Dollar Need May Force Cut In Essential Imports

ATT REFUSES TO MAKE PAY OFFER TO MEN   Pennsylvania, N.Y. Unions Accept Wage Hikes

Norway, Russia Reach Agreement for. Defense Of Strategic: Islands

Spitsbergen Pact Announced  By Soviet Radio   Reports Agreement Made With Norway On Joint Defense = -

Russia and Norway Agree on Defense Of Spitsbergen   Moscow Radio— Report: 1920 Treaty to Be Revised

Russia Reports Pact With Norway For Joint Defense of Spitsbergen

LABOR LAW IS IN NEW STORM   Former Democratic Senator Abe Murdock Caught In Middle

Greek Break With Soviets ‘Reported Near   Yugoslavia Also Hinted In Controversy Over Alleg  ed Greek Molesting  Of Red Aides

LARGE SCALE — FIGHTING IN BAST INDIES   oer af  BREAKDOWN OF PARLEYS OVER INTERIM GOVERN. ‘ . MENT FOLLOWED BY  MILITARY ACTION

Special Devices To Insure Safety at Barker's Trial   Armed Watchmen, Steel Bars on Windows of Vandalia Court

*Wetback’ Ban Problem Given To Commission   Charges Name Nueces,  Jim Wells and Kleberc

Hurricane Moves Toward Battered Coastal Floridg   ‘New Storm Moving Toward Northwest at 12-14 Miles An Hour, Report

Striking Miners Drift Back   Union Leaders Appeal te Men to Quit Wildcat Walkout

Mine Stoppage In Uniontown Area Dwindles   Union Leaders Make Pleas To Have Men Return; Cite “Protection” Of Membership

Protest Strike Ends‘in Mines   Diggers Heed Appeal To Return to Jobs

ANDERSON TALKED OF FOR DEMOCRAT POST   Seen Ready To Take Over  Hannegan Resigns Job

Hannegan To Quit Winchell Claims   Democratic Chairman To Re. sign—To Be Succeeded By Clinton Anderson

Clint Anderson ‘Talked’ As Democratic Chairman When Hannegan Resigns

WINCHELL SAYS ROBERT HANNEGAN WILL RESIGN -. POST WITHIN A FEW  “ WEEKS

DAHLIA CARD... JS RECEIVED   CRUDELY PRINTED POSTAL     SAYS SLAYER OF GIRL WILL SURRENDER us ~~~ WEDNESBAY >>>

TRAFFIC JAM EXPECTED ON 4TH OF JULY   Safety Council Says 275 Persons May Be Killed

Great Traffic Jam Foreseen Over Fourth  Batenc Diemac   Autos, Planes Trains, Busses To Be Packed

Figure 275 Will Dieln Car Crashes   Greatest Traffic Jam In History Gets Under Way

“Tomorrows Headlines “Jeday GREATEST TRAFFIC JAM IN U.S. HISTORY LIKELY THIS WEEKEND

July Fourth Crowds Will Smash Records.  Greatest Traffic Jam In AH History Shapes Up In Nation

Greatest Traffic Jam in Nation's History Shaping Up for 3 Day Holiday  y a

WORST TRAFFIC JAM IN HISTORY IS SHAPING UP   Air, Rail and Bus Lines Handling Record Crowds With Highways Packed

Nation’s Greatest Jam Of Traffic Shaping Up  ni @26U448U BPARU PASE

Railroads Ask Increase In Freight Rates   Passengers To Pav More Fare

SEN. KEM LOSES ROUND IN FIGHT FOR GLARK PROBE   Committee Votes Against Inquiry Into Attorney General’s Handling of K. C. Vote Cases.   MISSOURIAN ASKS DISCHARGE OF GROUE   Calls on Upper Branch te Order Investigation Into His Charge Hunt for Fraud Was Soft-Pedalied.

PSC Rate Experts Oppose Increasing Milk Haul Prices  Commission Has Made c Detailed Study of

PSC Rate Experts Oppose Increasing Milk Haul Prices.   Commission Has Made a Detailed Study of Trucking Costs 

PHONE STRIKES SET ON APRIL 7   Workers Offer To Negotiate Dispute With A. T. & T.

U.S. Opens Drive To Avert Phone Strike April 7   Conference Called in New York; Deadline Set By Bell Workers

SEEK TO AVERT PHONE STRIKE   Assistant Secretary Of Labor to Confer With Company Heads

Phone Workers Offer Parley   Negotiation Proposal Backed by Strike Call for April 1

Labor Official — Seeks To Halt Phone Strike   ARBITRATION IS URGED TO PREVENT NATION WALKOUT

U. $, MAY STEP INTO PHONE ROW   Government Leader Confers On Future Action

SEEK TO AVERT PHONE STRIKE   NATIONWIDE TIE-UP OF COMMUNICATIONS IS SET FOR APRIL 7

Walkout on April 7 Is Scheduled   Efforts Being Made in Nation To Avert Strike

Phone Strike Set April 7   Assistant Secretary of Labor Opens Parley Toa Avert Walkout

Five Killed, Many Hurt In Cerignola   Sudden Transportation Strike Ties Up Rome As Leftist Assault On Government Leaps From City To City

Reds Blamed For Inciting New Trouble  Demonstrations  SS ea eS   Demonstrations Are Concentrated In Southeast Italy; Fear A Civil War

New Car Sales by Used Car Dealers Under Investigation by Michigan

Girl, 14, Tells Story of Slaying Dad Because He Broke Up Elopement

14-Year- Old St. Louis Girl Shoots r ather after He Thwarts ‘Romance’

GIRL, 14, ADMITS SLAYING FATHER   SAYS HE PREVENTED HER FROM RUNNING AWAY WITH BOY, 13

Hungary, Korea Top Potential Candidates For Extension Of Truman’s Declaration

THINK KOREA, HUNGARY NEX] ON AID LIST   Officials of Several U.S. Departments Working on Proposal to Help the Two Soviet Pressure Victime.

jyigary, Korea j Receive Aid ader New Policy   Officials At Work On Proposals To Help Two Nations

Hungary And Korea Also ‘Free Peoples’   Next on List of Potential Candidates for Extension Of Support from U. S.

Hungary, Korea New Candidates For US. Support   Two Countries Top The List Of Nations That May Get Aid.

Aid to Greece, Turkey May be Step In Expansion of U. S. Assistance ’

Hunaary and Korea Topo List of Potential Candidates for U.S. Support

Many Potentials for Truman Plan  China, Italy Also May Be Included

REDISTRICTING BILL KILLED BY HOUSE IN 73-63 VOTE MONDAY  SENATE REFUSES MOVE TO STUDY MEASURE ON REGUEST OF GOVERNOR

Committee Still Studies Plan to Settle Dispute   View Does Not Conform With Union Policy Official Says

More Than 700 Nazi  Criminals Convicted 300 Sentenced To Be Hanaed

700 WAR CRIMINALS  HAVE BEEN CONVICTED   Nearly 30@ Nazis Have Been Sentenced To Hang By TU. S. Military Cuore

Buffalo Teachers Split on Demand To Resume Dutie:   Federation Leaves Way Open for Return; AFL   SPAULDING WANTS CLASSES RESUMED

BILL TO CUT TAXES   Proposes Extra $500 Exemption for Persons Over 65

REP KNUTSON CHANGES BILL TO CUT TAXES   Proposes Extra 5500 Exemption for Persons Over 605

To Present Tax  Reduction Bill   Rep. Knutson (R) Of Minnesota Has Measure Ready For Congress  {  QS ncoecinAn

Vote Status Compromise Agreed Upon   Wittenberg College Evicts Six Families

AIRLINER FIRE INVESTIGATED   DC-6 Makes Spectacular Landing With Fuselage Blazing   TRAGEDY IS AVERTED

Four Airlines Ground DC-6s After Crash   Air Experts Gather For Thorough Crash Inquiry.

Major Airlines Ground All DC-6  Near Tragedy in New  Mexico Brinas Action

SHARP SPLIT OVER NATION'S GRAIN POLICY   Truman’s Cabinet Food Committee Disagrees Over Procedure In Crisis.  rr '=Seetimmom i. «eel

Northern West Virginia Output Exceeds Normal; U.S. Steel’s 16 Mines in West Penna. Working.

PREDICTS EXTENSION OF RENT CONTROLS   Michigan Republican Com ments to I. N. §. Writer

TARY DISCHARGE CLEARS MINKER   Service Career Ends Under Honorable Conditions; Had Deserted

British Invoke Death Sentences  Three Underground Leaders Doomed by

A BENEFIT TO CROPS   ‘Rains and Cooler Temperatures Were Helpful in Farm Areas

Late Bulletins   Some Political Blood May Flow In John Ls Slashes At Krug

ADVANCE BILL TO PAY RELIEF   Final Vote Scheduled Today in State Senate; Move To Amend Quashed   Proposal Would Limit  Presidency to & Years

Prompt Action on President Question Seen   Legisiation Would Limit Term of Chief Executive

Democrats Make Ouster Demands  GIR SE eT  OMS   Farnsworth, Bath Targets of Attack

U.S. May Bar ~ Red Satellites   Favors U. N. Membership ae aaeteia and Italv

US. 10 BACK AUSTRIA ENTRY   May Oppose Russian Satellites, Admiszion To U.N.

legislature to Ponder School Consolidation   Key Problem Due for Hearing Monday at an Education Group Session

Schools Will Ge An Airing Monday   ‘Consolidation Will Be Tak en Up at Joint Night ‘ Hearing   “PRESSURE ON SOLONS   ‘Some Liquor Stamp Buyers Want Purchases Cancelled

School Issue Heads List At Topeka   Progress Slow On Major Legislation. As Current Session  Goes Into Sixth Week

HINDREDS KEEP ‘ONG VIGIL AT IMAC MINE   Wives, Mothers and Children Seek Word af Missing Ven

HINDREDS KEEP (ONG VIGIL AT   Wives, Mothers and Children Seek Word af Missing Men

INVITES OTHERS TO CHOP PRICES   Newburyport Mayor Condemns "Wait ond See’ Towns; Urges Sharp Cuts

PRICE CUTS IN NEWBURYPORT INAUGURATED   Retailing Group Is Joined by Wholesalers  and Manufacturers

OTHER CITIES GIVEN. CHALLENGE TO ADOPT GENERAL SLASH PLAN  “WAIT AND SEE” POLICY NOT TO PRODUCE RESUL

Massachusetts Mayor Challenges U.S. Cities To Join Price-Cut Move

Mayor Insists Action At Once   » Challenges Other Cities Iz  _ Brice. Cut; Muat Be ans skewed  Bele on ere

50 Lose Lives Off Britain   Huge Waves Tossed On Coastal Towns   C10 Proposal Is Rejected by GM   Cities Challenged To Cut Prices

Others Studying Cut Price Plan  Inquiries Rolling Into Newburyport

Others Studying Cut Price Plan  Inquiries Rolling Intan Nawhourerwnart

‘POOR MAN'S LINDBERGH ~~ BOES ON HUNGER STRIKE   YOUNG STOWAWAY DECIDES ON HUNGER STRIKE WHEN TOLD HE IS NOT WANTED

Raiders Kidnap '2 in Palestine   Irgunists Blamed in Bol:  Ahianectian of Britons

Eleven Armed Jews Kidnap Two Britons   Police Officers Are Toker From Crowded Swimming Pool

Non-Partisan Attack On Hig! Prices Urged   Morse Wants To Lay Aside Politics

OF AMERICA   Dalton and Bevin in New Pleas, Latter . for Lend-Lease —

BRITAIN SEEKS DRAW ON LOAN FUND BALANCE   Bevin Suggests Revised Lend: Lease as Alternative to Sharing Gold

Briton Warns Many Nations Face Collapse   Finance Chief Would Draw On Loan; BEVIN Asks New Lend-Lease

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Warns “Many Countries” Face Economic Collanse

Warns Of Economie  Collapse   British Chancellor Speaks After Bevin Suggests Lend-Lease

Japan's Emperor Receives Ovation   U.S. Music Greets New Constitution

Japanese Rally Welcomes New ‘No War’ Constitution   Only U. S. Resources Can Break Deadlock With Russia -- Wallace

Japs Fete New ‘No War’  Constitution  Mob Hirchito  While Band Plays

Japanese Hail New‘No War’ Constitution   Happily Mob Emperor As Band Plays Famed. U.S. Milttary March

Japs Inaugurate New Constitution; ‘Mob’ the Emperor   Band Plays “Stars And Stripes Forever During Occasion

Hirohito Stars at Tokyo Rally  Emper or Mere Symbol Under New Constitution

Japanese Welcome ‘New Era’   Emperor Hirohite Is ‘Affectionately Mobbed By Crowd at “No-War” Constitutional Rally

Japs Cheer Hirohito _ While Band Plays “Stars And Stripes”   Nipponese Hail New Con stitution at Rally in Tokyo Plaza

Japs Mob Emperor as Band Plays Yankee Military March   Hirohito Becomes A ‘Mere Symbol’

Shouting Crowd Hails Jap Emperor As Band Blares Out Stars and Stripes Forever’

His Brown Hat Was Battered Japs GreetEmperor; Band Play: Stars And Stripes Forever’

In Battered Hat, Tan Overcoat ....     Japanese Emperor Star, Bows To Mob As People Hail New Constitution

NATIONAL FLAG RESTORED.     Japan Observes Ceremonies Starting New Constitution -

Japanese Welcome  Constitution  With Big Rally Crowd Cheers Empero  As U. S. March Is Played by Band

‘HIROHITO STARS AT RALLY (MARKING INCEPTION’ OF SAPS’ NEW CONSTITUTION

LITTLE NEST IN THE WEST Reno Claims Many ‘Titles, - But Shuns “Noisiest City’

FORMER SUPREME COURT  JUSTICE SAYS V. 5, WEAK "NESS WILL CAUSE CRISIS

Roberts Urges US Universal Training Sneed   Former Justice Forsees Crisis

Vandenberg Not To Be Candidate   Ford and ClO Reach Agreement   Kroger Company Sales Increase This Year   A WIiRAT NS WRECK   ‘Military Weakness Leading To War, Claim

Roberts Urges Arms Training   Sees Military Weakness Leading U. S. Down Road of Appeasement

DWEN ROBERTS SEES ROAD 10 ALL-OUT WAR   He Says U.S. Military Weakness Is Leading Down Appeasement Road to Third World Conflict.

FORMER COURT JUSTICE URGES MILITARY LAW   Owen J. Roberts, Soying UN Can't Insure Peace, Indorses Army Training

Roberts Uraes Mil. Training Start Soon   ‘Terribly Dangerous Thing’ To Wait Any. Lonaer —

Favors Training U.S. Youth...  Ex - Justice Of Supreme Court  Fears New War

Roberts Warns Arms Weakness Will Lead U. S. io Appeasement, New War

: Third Threat: ‘Shooting War’ Is Seen Unless Military Training Approved

U. S. Needs Universal Training   Former Supreme Court Justice Says Nation Must Have Security

Roberts Says Military Weakness Of United States is Accelerating, Approaching World Affairs Crisis

UN No Good As Peace Agency   Former Supreme Court Justice Urges Passage of Training Act

Roberts Urges Army Training For All Youths   Holds United Nations Doomed To Failure As Security Group

War Probes Funds Asked   Chairman Says Material Already Found Makes Ear. lier Disclosures ‘Small Potatoes’

TWO MEN ARE KILLED   In Plane Which Stalled and _ Crashed Near Warrensburg, Mo.

SENATE FACES PROLONGED SESSION AS SHOWDOWN SOUGHT ee EEN UN DOUGH  .ldaho Solon Talks For Hours As Demos Atfempt _To Muster Enough Votes To Sustain HST’s Veto

ATTEMPT TO KILL MEASURE IS MADE BY SMALL GROL   Pepper, Taylor and Others Delay Vote in Hope of Picking Up Support to Sustain Veto.   G. 0. P, PREPARED TO STAY FOR DAYS   Declare They Will Not Con. sent to Recess Until Democrats Agree on Time for Ballot.

SENATE FACES PROLONGED SESSION AS SHOWDOWN SOUGH1  . Idaho Solon Talks For Hours As Demos Attempt To Muster Enough Votes To Sustain HST's Veto

Senate in Lengthy Night Session As Opponents of Labor Act Seek Enough Support to Kill the Bill

Democrats Stall Vote As Taylor Talks On   GOP Seeks To Ballot On Veto

Father Is Slain by Young Son  Shot Fired by Boy to Protect Mother

Court Judge Candidate Charges Green Machine Negligent In Coal Blast

Clark to Comment — Soon on Probe of  , Grain Speculatior   Department Investigating . Alleged Gambling Over Grain and Cotton

BREWERS PLAN SUBSTITUTES   Establish Monthly Grain. Saving Goal Of 650,000 Bushels

Report Due Soon On Grain Probe   Clark Promises Statement On Federal lnvestiqation of Gambling Charges

Says Investigation Just Starting But  Information Will  Be Released Soon; Luckman Gets Plan Of Beer Industry To Save Com And Wheat; Will Meet With Bakers Again

CLARK TO COMMENT SOON ON THE GRAIN SPECULATION CASE      This Announcement Was Mad Today by the Attorney General.   AT CABINET MEETING   Said Inquiry Into Alleged Gambling In Market a Week Old.

‘Attorney General Plans To Comment on Inquiry Into Speculation Soon

Attorney Clark To Report Soon On Grain Probe   U. S. OFFICIAL PLANS OFFICIAL RECORD FOR TRUMAN

Market Gambling Inquiry May Take Week, Clark Says   Brewing Industry Says Conservation Won't Create Beer Shortage

Wheat Cut Off Corn Curtailed In Beer Making   Lucknran Says Program To Conserve Grains Will’ Not Cause Workers To Be Jobless

Grain Probe  Disclosure  Due Soon  “SOMETHING” SHORTLY ON EXCHANGES

Grain, Cotton — Inquiry Started About Week Ago  May Have Report in Week or Ten Days

Clark Promises Statement Soon On Grain Probe   Browers Set Oui io Save 656,000 Bushels of Grain; Pledge No Reer Shortage

Probe of Alleged Gambling on Grain, Cotton Exchanges Began Week Ago

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S COMMENTS PLEDGED IN WEEK, 10 DAYS ©  BREWERS PLEDGE AID  IB CAVING CDAIN OV

Reports Inquiry In Early Stages   Brewing Industry Tries To Avert Shortages 

Clark fo Tell Results of Probe Of Grain Trading   Brewers Agree To Save 650,000 Bushels. of Grain

Grain, Cotton Inquiry Started About Week Ago  May Have Report in Ne Oe

296,900 State Workers Affected by New Minimum Wage Orders to Be In Effect Nov. 30 Corsi Announces

Lavagetto Fans tn Ninth Inning Pinch   Tense Contest Puts Yanks Ahead 3 Games To 2; Move to N. Y.

Yanks Capture Fifth Game Of Series 2 To    Win Moves Bronx Bombers Within One Victory Of Their Eleventh World Championship

DiMaggio and Shea Combine To Down Bums   Clipper Hits Homerun In Fifth and Shea Pitches Four Hitter And Bats in Run

YANKS WIN FIFTH GAME OF WORLD SERIES, 2 T0    Spee Shea Holds Dedgers to Four Hits and Knocks Across New York’s First Run.   DIMAGGIO'S HOMER ACCOUNTS FOR SECOND   Cookie Lavagetto, Who Broke  Up Friday’s Game, Has  Chance to Repeat But  Strikes Out.

SHEA’S SLANTS T00 MUCH FOR SCRAPPY BUMS   New York Takes 2-1 Battle To Lead Brooklyn, 3 Games to 2

YANKEES DEFEAT DODGERS 2 10  AS SHEA STARS   Naugatuck Lad Flashes on Mound and Drives in First Run.   DIMAGGIO CIRCUITS   Lavaqetto Fans in Ninth as New York Regains Series Lead.

Shea Goes Route With Four - Hitter as Yanks Win Fifth Game 2 to 1   Bronx Bombers: Within One Viciory of Eleventh World Championship; Cookie Goes Down Swinging For the Final Out; Tying Run on Second Base

NORTH CAROLINA NEGRO TELLS HOW HE ESCAPED A MASKED MOB AND ‘POSSIBLE LYNCHING A WEEK AGO

Escape From Possible Lynching Is Related By Negro In Prison; Ran From Men When Put In Car

Nearo Tells How He Escaped Mob  Put In Auto He Gets Out On Other Side

TELLS NEWSMEN OF HIS ESGAPE   Negro Youth Who Fied Masked Mob Gives Details Of His Escape; Does Not Intend To Return To  - Dinh Sgiare.

Buddy Bush Gives Experiences Wher He Escaped Mob   Jumped From Car And Ran To Woods  He Tells Newsmen

UN TO STAGE. "DEBATE OVER. ~BREEK CRISIS   AGREEMENT REACHED To DISCUSS GAEEK SITUATION '»/ AT MEETINGS TOMOR.  / ROW AND FRIDAY   By ‘JAMES L. KILGALLEN ’ Infernational Mewes Service

UN POSTPONES BALKAN ACTION   Two Meetings on Problen Scheduled Thursday, Friday

“Greek Issue’ Is Sidetracked At UN. Sessiot   Delegates To Take Up Atomic And Other World Problems

Brooklyn Cops Free-Hitting Till On Home Field  Hectic Six-Run Secead    ‘  Hectic Six-Run Second Inning Gives Underdogs First Win over Faverites

Brooks Come Back To Win Lengthy Third Game, 9-8   Wild Game at Ebbets Field Goes to National Leaguers as Batters Go Wild and Roth Teams Parade Pitchers to Mound

Bums Come Back  To Win Third Game   Dodgers Edge Yanks 9 to 8 in Series History’s Longest Tilt

EARLY LEAD OPENED UP BY BROOKLYN IN SECOND HOLDS GOOD   LONGEST NINE-INNING GAME IN HISTORY OF CLASSIC IS RECORDED

BUMS OPEN EARLY LEAD AND HOLD IT FOR FIRST VICTORY   BOTH TEAMS PARADE PITCHERS TO HILL IN FREE SCORING TILT

Dodgers Win Third Game; Score, 9-8   Hugh Casey Checks Yankee Rush to Save the Game

EARLY LEAD OPENED UP BY BROOKLYN IN SECOND HOLDS GOOD  LONGEST NINE-INNING

Dodgers: Gain First Win In Subway Series With 9.8 Defeat of Yankees

Brooks Blast Newsom in  2nd Inning   Nationuals Go Into Lead With Six-Run Barrage, Keep Ahead Through Record Long Contest

Brooklyn Wins Third Game 9-8   Yankee Rally Falls Shor#--Nine Hurlers  Are in Action

CHURCH NOTES   Methodist Churen wotes 3. Milton Kinney. Minister

‘Yellow Journalism,’ Governor Aspirant Screams  Atlanta Journal Disclosures Bring Roar From Talmadge

Talmadge Declares Newspaper Is ‘Mad   Dead People Voted Ir Election, Atlanta Journal Says

U. S. Mission Fails To Reach Java as Comment Grows .   Foreign Political Circles Batavia. Press. Take Notice of. '. Delay  of Americans

Marshall Savs U.S. Shoulc Practice Preaching on  Displaced Persons

Open U.S. to New Ref ugees,  Mar shall Asks   Says 850,000 European Homeless Are Source Of Red Friction

MARSHALL URGES “OPEN DOOR". FOR VICTIMS OF WAR   Says Nation Could Absork Substantial Number Of Displaced Persons

Marshall Uroes Admission Of. European DP’s   Favors Allowing “Sub: atantial Number” To Come Here.

Marshall Advises Admissicn Of Many Of Europe's DP’s   Says Would Help Remove Sourge Of Conflict And Friction With Russia

MARSHALL APPEALS ~ FOR DISPLACED HELF   Would Let Good Number Of Europeans Into U. S.

Marshall Urges European D. P.’s Be Admitted to U.S.   Move Would Remove Source of Friction With the Ruscigne-

New Plea For DP’s   Marshall Says Admis‘sion of War Victims  To U. S. Would Ease Friction With Russia

Urges Entry Of Refugee:   Sec. Marshall Asks U. 5 To Admit Number O: DPs Into Country

Eisenhower To Testify In War Fraud Trial   Army Chief of Staff Subpoenaed as Defense Witness in May-Garsson’ Fraud Conspiracy Trial.

Declares He Has Written List Prepared   Liaison Officer Identifies it As Record of House Members For Whom He Wrote Letters   Period Begins February, 1944      Testimony Shows Joseph Freeman and Murray Garsson Tried to Defer An “Acrobat”

IKE TO APPEAR IN FRAUD CASE   ‘Moy's Counsel Soys. Generel Will: Be Called. When De- fense.Is Opened

May-Garsson Trial Promises List Of Congressmen Who Asked Service Deferments

EISENHOWER CALLED IN MAY FRAUD TRIAL   Defense Council Discloses Subpena Move

Soidier Treatment Arises in Trial  Solons Intervened, May Defense Claims

Others Guilty Too, Charges May ive   List of Congressmen Who Intervened with War Department for Friends Is Produced

Relief Sent To Flooded Florida   Italian Vote Divides Seats   5 NEW SINGER SEWING SEA MUTIDe

Old Cape Fear Plantation Turns to Flowers for First Real Profit in Years

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  The Old Plantation Finds A New Cash Crop — Flowers

TWO SMALL BOYS ADMIT CAUSING A TRAIN WRECK   Placed Wire On Tracks in Tragedy That. Caused Death of Four.

COUNCIL PLANS FINAL MEETING   incumbent Gastonia Fathers Meet Tuesday Evening At 7:30; Likely To Discuss Forthcoming Bond Election. Set Mav 6.

Services For   §.L. McIntire At Pocahontas   In Furniture Business in Rolfe From 1896 to 1899

INCH OF RAIN FALLS HERE IN 24 HOURS   Showers Fall at Carthage, Monett Cassville and Other Towns in District.

HEAVY RAIN FALLS; TEMPERATURE DROP:   Precipitation Over Elght-How Perlod in Joplin Measures 2994 Inches.

onus Approved By Wide Margin In State Voting   leavy Metropolitan Vote Assures Passage of 3 Housing Measures

‘Charlie Chan’ of Movies Succumbs   Sidney Toler Apperaed In Role in 25 Pictures

Sidney Toler Of Actor Fame Dies   Won Honors on Stage And Screen, Best Known Recent ly As ‘Charlie Chan‘

Woman Admits Bringing in Gems   Oxnam Blasts Court’s Ruling   Sidney Toler, Charlie Chan Cf Films, Claimed Wednesday

CHARLIE CHAN STRICKEN TODAY   Intestinal Cancer Fatal to Movie Detective

Grand Army Groups to El Dorado Next Year   Elections Feature Final  Convention Sessions Here; Ne TEA BD Rawmkevo: Atenccd

First Instaliment of 500 to 600 Big Operators to be Made Pub * lic Soon — Disclosure to Include Other Dealings Besides in Grain Markets,

September—$5,292.4¢ City’s Return On Sales Levy Continues ‘Up Higher Each Month; Totals $19,377.81  °

House Approval Of Aid Bill Is Due Early This Week  Truman’s Marshall Plan Views Awaiied

Stop-Gap Aid Believed Near ' Okayin Hous   Congress Awaits Trumar Plea for Long-Range Marshall Plan

WINTER AID FOR EUROPE JONSIDER ED   Authorization Is Expected Without Any Unnecessary Delay

House Likely To Pass Bill On. Aid Today   President. To: Send Mar. shall Plan To Congress ' This Week

House Expects Approval of  Aid Bill Today   Message. by Truman On Marshall Plan Due to Follow Soon

House ixpected To Approve Aid by Big Margin   Action to Be Just in Time for Congress to Get Truman’s Message

LIKELY TODAY OR TUESDAY   Action To Clear Way For Marshall Plan  Presentation

41 Lives Reported Taken  As Army Ship From Korea  explodes In Tokyo Hills TRAGEDY      Worst Accident Since Occupation; Rescuers Hike To Scene

40 Believed Dead In Crash Near Tokyo   No Sign Of Life At Scene Of Wreckage Of Four-Engined Army Transport

40 Persons Killed as Plane Hits Mountain Near Tokvo   12th Cavalry Squadron Finds No Sign of Life at Scene of Wreckage

NNO SIGN OF LIFE NOTED   Locate Wreckage of Plane West of Tokio; Army Officers Aboard

Ald Program For Greece And Turkey Is Approved  But President   but President Reports Trouble Finding Right Man To Handle Toh

President Reports Trouble in Getting Aid Administrator   Declares Able Men Reluctant to Accept Post Of Handling Greece- Turkey Aid Program; Renews Plea for Foreign Relief Bill

TRUMAN SEEKS ADMINISTRATOR FOR PROGRAM   Congress Gives President Authority Te Aid Greece And Turkey.   RATIFICATION OF ITALIAN PACT URGED

lruman Seeks Greek-Turkish Administrator  President Is Faced With New Difficulty as Bill Is Approved

Aid Bill Sent To President   Truman Finds ‘Difficulty In Getting An Administrator

Truman Seeking Administrator For Greek Aid   400 Million Dollars : Now Available to Help Halt Communism

AID’S APPROVAL - GIVEN PRESIDENT   Congress Authorizes Truman To Take Greece-Turkey Step; Bemoans Lack Of Administrator

Greek-Turkey Aid Bill Sent To President   Truman Having Trouble Finding Administrator

Congress Hands 400 Millions to Truman To Finance Crusade Against Communism

TRUMAN IN ‘AIR FOR DIRECTOR OF GREEK AID   400 Milljon Program To Check Communism Approved by Congress

Greek-Turk Aid Oked But Trumar Cant Find Man  Able Administrators

2 PILOTS RESCUE 6 IN B-20 CRASH NORTH OF NOM   Set Ski-Equipped Craft Down - on Crest of Hill and Fly Weak but Happy Survivors to Safety.   PAIR RISKED DISASTER IN DANGEROUS TAKEOFE   Tyo Members of Crew of Ii  ¥ated Bomber and Three Who Set Out to Find  } Them Still Missing.

PRIMARY DATE   Fourth District Candidates To Be Chosen by Both Parties Oct. 7

Closed Shop Ban Reported Out By House Committee  Mass Picketing Bill Also Emerges But Without Comment

Bill To Ban Closed Shop Reported Out   Measure Also Would Bar Union Shop; No Action On Strike Ban Act

LOSS CONFINED TO STOCKS AND DISPLAY GOODS   ira Brown In ‘Fair’ Condition At Hospital; Floyd Tweed George Bourne Treated

Violence In Bus Strike [Is Reported Anew   THREE MORE INCIDENTS IN LONG LABOR CONTROVERSY

ATTLEE FACES SHAKEUP; MINE STRIKE WIDENS   Once-Friendly Press Demands Changes In Cabinet

Searching for Body ln Swollen Stream  Four Lives Are Lost In  Creek Tragedy

Congressman Urges Recall of Portal Pay Case by Gov't   Says Supreme Court Would Be “Derelict In Dut?’ Otherwise

Sees No Sign Of Depression   Savings, Investing Urged by Forbes   New Low-Priced Auto Is Planned

Rail Strike Cuts Steel Production   Big Steel Mills Closed After 1,800 Workers Quit Work at Pittsburgh

Union Leaders Seek To End Steel Tie-Up   Wildcat Railroad Strike Costing 16,000 Tons of Finished Product Daily

SETTLEMENT OF WILDCAT RAIL STRIKE SOUGHT   4d State Steel Mills Closed As 1800 Walkont

Beat Army Officer, M est Girl Companion ani Give Associated Pres Photographer B lac Eye; Carry Signs: dering Americans Out

Chinese Attack U.S. Army Officer ; Anti-Yank Demonstrations Grow

Chinese Moh Beats Up U. S. Officer  Demonstrators Urge .   Demonstrators Urge Removal of American Forces

American Is Attacked In ChineseRiot   Violence Flares In Demonstration Against America

Chinese Beat U.S. Officer, Attack Girl  - Demonstrate   Demonsirate Against America

Chinese Attack U.S. Army Officer, Then  Beat Photographer   Anti-American Demonstrations Grow; Manager of Import Firm Grabbed by Neck and Shaken; Students Stage Parade

Chinese Attack Yankee Officer  Many Continue Anti-U. S.  Demonstration

AMERICAN ARMY OFFICER BEATEN BY CHINESE CROWD   Students Strike Licutenant Over Head With Canes and Try to Disrobe His   PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER GIVEN BLACK EYE

U. S. Officer Is Beaten Up By Chinese  Students Continue   Students Continue Demonstrations Against America

‘Chinese Students Attack U.S. Army ‘Officer And Girl   Anti-American Demonstrations Break Out In Shanghai; Associated Press Photographer Beaten Seeking To Film Incident

Companion of Lieutenant  Also Attacked  News Photographer Gets Black Eve

CHINESE ATTACK ARMY OFFICER   Attempt Made To Disrobe His Girl Companion; Tension Increases

U. 5. Army Officer Beaten By: Chinese   Anti-American © Demonstrations By students a Continue’.

LACK OF FUNDS THREATENS OPA, RATION SYSTEM   Senate Board Splits On Party Lines For Increase

Congress Asked to Kill OPA by Sen. Wherry   Would Assign Rent  Control to States by Naxvt Any] If

Congress Asked to Kill OPA by Sen. Wherry  Would Assign Rent Control to States by Next April 30

SMALL GIRL RETURNS HOME   Was Missing Since Saturday Police Searched for Her

ALL GIRL RETURNS HOME        Was Missing Since Saturday Tolice Searched for Her

Yegua  Philosopher: J. A. Sorry He Got Hold of Last Summer's Paper With All The Campaign Promises

Ye ould P hilosopher:  J. A. Claims He Knows How to Obtain iWorld Unity; For a Short While Anyway

From A Johnson Grass Farm:  Skull Creek Philosopher Is Sorry He Got Hold of-Last Summer’s Paper With Campaign Promises

Young Girl Turns Hopeless Love Dilemma Into an Immortal Spiritual Victory

Spinster Poet of Amherst Was a Bit Queer— By Hal Boy!  Emily Dickenson Out of Place on Broadway

SEE APPROVAL OF NOMINEES   Watkins Will Not Fight Three Named To Labor Relations Board

Senate Okays 3 Appointees To. NLRB Posts   Pro-Labor Bias Of One. Nominee Draws Attack -

BUCKEYE FAIR IS UNDER WAY   Ag Exhibit Opens at 6 a. m. Record Crowds Seen

93RD OHIO FAIR — OPENED TODAY   ‘Record Attendance’ Seer For Agricultural Show

Reuther Foes Take Beating   Re-election Slated To Climax Struvgle

REUTHER ASSURED OF UAW. CHOICE   Union Holds Convention at Atlanta Today; See Re-election,

Reuther’s Return AsUAW President Appears Certain   Anti-Communist Leader of Auto Union Facing Only Token Opposition

Reuther Runs As Anti-Red, Is Re- Elected   Fiery UAW President Restored To Office By Vote Approaching Landslide

Reuther Certain Of Re-election As UAW-CI0 Head   --Qpponents AdmitThey Can’t Get Votes to Beat Him

Reuther’s Election  Assured   Fiery UAW Head Has Support Of Powerful Groups

Sale a Mistake In Judgement, Witness Says   Prison Industries Manager Testifies

LAYOFF SEEN FOR THOUSANDS OF WORKERS   Coal Shortage Tightens Grip On Industry

U.S. Plan for Supervision of Polling Drior to Establishment of Gov’t Okayed

Russia Forbids UN Commission In North Korea  Will Be Able to Go Into Only the U. S. Occupation Zone

Commission to Korea Is Voted By UN 1G roup   Adopt United States Pro} posal — Russia Boycotts Whole Procedure

Russian Boycott Threat in Korea Ignored by UN   Soviet Proposal on Troop Withdrawals Killed by Committee

UNITED NATIONS TO SEND BOARD TO KOREA TO TEAD ALATION TOWARD NEW POLITICAL FREEDOM

The Final Vote   Russians Boycott Balloting as U.N. Maps Korea Plan

UN DISREGARDS RUSS BOYCOTT IN KOREAN VOTE   American Plan Accepted

U. N. Votes fo Supervise Korean Pall.   US. Proposal O.K,'d Despite Boycott  by Soviet Bloc

Political Committee Never. The-Less, Moves To Initiate Korean Freedom   Panel Adopts Plan Advanced By U.S.   Boycott Makes It Plain UN Commission To Operate Only In American Zone

UN Commission for Korea Voted   Whole Procedure Faces Red Boycott

House Group Approves Ban On Closed Shop.  oo Hartley Says. Broad New Labor Bill:   “Hartley Says. Broad New Labor Bill: To Get Solid: GOP: Vote On Floor”

STRONG LABOR BILL APPROVED BY COMMITTEt   Broad Measure Would Ban   Closed Shop Among  Other Provisions

art Of Labor Bi Bill Approved A   President Places Respon: sibility for High Living Costs

HOUSE GROUP SUPPORTS BAN ON CLOSED SHOF   Part of New Labor Bill Okayed by Committee; Point Toward Reds

HOUSE GROUP OKAYS BAN ON CLOSED SHOP   Labor Committee Puts  Approval on Parts Of Labor Bill

Closed Shop Ban Receives House Group's Approva  Third Of New Labor Measure Endorsed

MOTORISTS ADVISED TO GIVE RULES CAREFUL STUDY  New Uniform Traffic Code For Texas Will Be Started Sent. 5: Provisions Are Announced

Soviet Rebuff Brings Demand For U.S/Action   12. Senators. Not, Allowed To ‘Visit Moscow ‘For Embassy Inspection ‘While On:Tour

Ask Tougher Soviet Policy   Soviet Declines Is.  sue Of Inspection Vier.

‘Urges Tougher Policy For Admitting Russians to US  After Moscow Refuses Solons a Visa

Moscow Bars Doors Against U.S. Senators   Refusal Brings Demands for Curb on Russians Here

Moscow Bars  Doors Agains U.S. Senators  Refusal Brinac   Refusal Brings Demands for Curb on Russians Here '

Russia Refuses To Admit High State Official   ‘Head of US Embassies And 12 Senators Not Allowed to Enter USSR

Bridges and Dworshak Demand U.S, Tighten Rules  On Admitting Russians

Russia Refuses to Allow Visit of 12  American Senators   Action Infuriates Pair of - Lawmakers, Who Ask for Similar Courtesy

Moscow Hangs Out ‘No Admittance’ Sign for U.S. ‘Senators; Closer Check on Soviet Visitors Uraed

Get Tougher With  Russia—Conaress 12 Senators Refused Visas to Moscow

SENATORS ASK US. BAR RUSS   Demand Curbs on Travel of Soviet Citfzens After Moscow Bans Americans.

Tough Policy On Admitting Soviets To U.S. Demanded   Congressmen Call For Retaliation as Iussia Rars Touring Scnatoers

Demand Tougher Poliey on Giving Visas To Soviets   ‘Stand Follows Curt Russian Refusal To Allow Visit of Yanks

DEMAND CURB OF RUSSIANS INU. S.   12 Senators Refused Visas To Visit Moscow   JOHN PEURIFOY,   Overseer Of U. S. Embas:. sies, Declined Permit To Make Inspection Trip

Two Solons Seeking Tougher Policy On Soviet Entrants  Refusal to Permit Americans to Visit USSR Cited

DemandMore Rigid Policy With Russia  12 Senators Refused Entrance Into Moscow

Russian Ban On Senators Brings Reprisal Pleas   Solons Demand United States Tighten Up On Admitting Reds.

Senators Hit Red Refusal   Wants Tougher Policy On Admitting Soviet Citizens to U. S.

LET'S LOCK THE DOOR ON SOVIET GROUPS IN U.S.   12 Senators, Told They Can’ Visit Russia, May Bar Some Reds Now

Russian Refusal to Let Senators Visit Moscow Brings Demands for Barring Soviet:

Russia Refuses To Admit U. S. Senators   Refused Permission To Visit Moscow; Fewer Soviets To Be Admitted Into U. S.

RED VISA BAR IRKS SENATORS   Denial Of Passports Brings   Demand For Reprisal

RUSSIANS REFUSE ADMIT SENATORS   IRATE SOLONS ASK STEPS TO TIGHTEN ADMISSION TO U, S.

Russia Refuses To Let Senators Visit Moscow   Congressmen Demand Stiffer U; S. Policy

For Tougher Policy On Russian Visitors   Refusal by Soviets to Allow U.S. Senators In Moscow Crentec Stir

Soviet Refusal To Admit Senators Tnto USSR Brings Demand For Curb  To Russian Visitors In America

Congressmen Ask Curbs Be Placed  On Russians Here   Soviets Bar U. S. Senators

U.S. Senators Denied Entry Into Russia   Asst. Secretary of State Peurifoy Also Cannot Enter USSR

U.S. Curbs Asked On Visiting Reds   Russia Bars Trip By Two Senators To Inspect Embassy

Senators _ DemandRec Curbs Here   Want Tougher Rules On Admitting Russians To U.S.

Soviets’ Ban May Backfire On Red Nation   CONGRESSMEN SEEKING TO CUT RUSSIAN ENTRIES

Curb on Redsin U.S. Requested   Moscow Refuses to Let 12 U. 5. Senators Make Tour of Russia

NO RAIN ON EASTER   Flora Reports Marais de Cy gnes  Is Out of ite Banks

Winds, Colder Weather Will Usher in Easter   Cloudiness Expected But Weatherman Says No Rain Will Mar Day

HOUSE WILL PASS CAPITAL PUNISHMENT   But Will Make It Discretionary . With Judges

Ask Death Penalty For Nazi Leaders Of Terror Squads  U.S. Prosecutor Charge: 23 With Killing of More Than Million

COURT IS ASKED TO HANG 23 NAZIS   CHARGE MADE AT, NUERN BERG TRIAL 100,000 WERE SLAIN BY DEFENDANTS,

Posse Is Seeking  Missing Child Two-Year-Old Boy Object of Search

Treaty To ‘Cover Earth  With Truth’ Announced   Free Flow Of Information Among Nations Would Be : Guaranteed—Government Controls . Stronaly Opposed

World-Wide Free Press Is Proposed   Suggested Treaty Would ‘Cover The Earth With Truth’

A WORLD WIDE FREE — PRESS IS ADVOCATED   State Department Makes Public Document Of  American Press

MARTHA TRUMAN STILL SINKING   President Expresses Amazement At Tenacity With Which His Aged Mother Still Clings To Life.

Mother’s Vitality Amazes Him   President Stays  By Bedside Of Aged Parent To Reciprocate Her Kindness To Him

MOTHER TRUMAN CLINGS TO LIFE   President Amazed at Vitality of Mother °

Truman Is Amazed At Vitality Of Sick Mother  Old Lady Continues Growing Weaker; President Stands By

TRUMAN STAYS CLOSE TO HIS SICK. MOTHER   Chief Amazed at Parent's Vi tolity—Patient’s: Condition Unchanged

Truman Expresses Amazement Over His Mother's Vitality As She Still Clings To Life   However Mrs. Truman Is Growing Weaker Steadily; No Change This Morning

Truman Keeps Vigil as Mother Grows Weaker   President 1s Amazed At Vitality That Keeps Aaed Mother Alive

CLINGS TO LIFE   Report President's Mothe: Is Steadily Growing  Weaker   A QUESTION OF TIME

Truman’s Mother Is Weaker  President Amazed By Vitality of Agéd Woman 

Truman Amazed at Mother’s Vitality; She Grows Weaker   President Remains Near His Ailing Mother in Grandview

Still Clings To Life   But Truman, Keeping Vigil at Bedside, Says Mother Grows Weaker

President ls Amazed   By Mother's Vitality; Staying By Her As She Always Did By Him

Vitality Of Mrs. Truman  cA 8g Is “Amazing No Change  In Condition, Dncstzant Sawe

TRUMAN AMAZED AY VITALITY OF HIS AGED MOTHER   President Will Remain fi Missouri “Because She Needs Me.“ He Savs

Mrs. Truman Is  A Little Weaker   President Expresses Amazement At His Mother’s Vitality.

Truman Expresses Amazement Over Mother’s Vitality  Condition Grows  ~ Weaker Steadily

Mrs, Truman Is Reported Losing Fight   Aged Mother of President Has Comfortable Night But Is Losing Strength: Slowly.

Mother of President Is Growing Weaker   No Change Reported This Morning—-Truman Amazed at Vitality

Hugh Cross and Warren Wright Enter Primary  Green Expected Ta Aananmes

BYRNES IS NAMED COUNSEL. FOR FILM INDUSTRY ‘CZAR   FORMER SECHETARY OF STATE TO DRAFT FAIR PRACTICES RULE FOR INDUSTRY

9 ROAD DEATHS IN THREE DAYS   First Half-Week Of 1947 Brings Heavy Toll Of Violent Deaths On Highways Of Carolinas; Six In YC

CHURCH TRYING PARABLE PLAN TO RAISE IMPROVEMENT FUND   MONEY DISTRIBUTED AMONG MEMBERS WHO ARE TO HETURN IT TWO-FOLD

BRITISH STRIKE RANKS GROWING   Military Forces May Be Called Out by Government

FABRICATORS BALK AT PACT   Oppose Basic Steel Accord As Blueprint for Wage Hike in Industry

Governor Assails ‘New Tax’ Theory  Jester Defends Hike In Property Taxes

Texas Plane Dumps Pilot, Takes Off  Alone, Cruises Wild 2 Hours, Lands

Akron Junk Man Again Shoots Wife, Then Kills Her Father at Lima. 0.

Estranged Hubby Slays Minister, —  Shoots Wife, Then Wounds Himself.

NEW BLOWS HIT BY UNDERGROUND   British Military Camp Struck; Five Are Wounded

3-Power Parley In Washington Expected Soon  U. S.-Anglo-French Talks On German Zones To Be Topic

Parley Hinted Soon To Merge Western Bilt   U. S.,. Britain And France Believed Planning Such  Session In Washington

Merger Plans For Germany To Be Talked   France Reported Ready To Start On Neaotiotions

Three Western Powers Meeting Soon To Merge Occupied German Zones

Big 3 Continue Talks in London   May Schedule Meeting in Washington For Merger Discussion

Would Merge West Zones — Of Germany   Move Would Leave Only Russ. Occupation Zone by Itscif, With Other Three United

‘Big 3° to Discuss Merger  Unification of   Unification of Western Zones of Germany Under Discussion Now

Consider Meeting In Mashington   U. S., England and France Maintain Close Liaison To Meet Acute Diplomatic Situation,

Merger of Western Occupation Zones Of Germany Would Be Subject of Meet

Zone Merger Conference Is Next Stey  , a a a oe   French Ready To Join With U..S., Britain

Anniversary of Normandy Invasion Finds America Still Striving for Freedom of All Against Aqaression

New Tax On Cigarets To Start May 1   Governor Signs Bill For Three-Cent Levy; Other Measures ‘In’

MEYERS HANDED EX-GIRL FRIEND CONTRACT TIPS   Passed On Data So That Lamarre’s Could Prosper

General's Love Affair  Enters Gase   Organized Company To Aid Girl Friend Ex-Officer Declares

Retired Major General Gives Gives Testimony To Senate War Srrb-Committee At Washineton Today   DENIES OWNING  VANDALIA, OHIO FIRM

Gen.Meyers Wanted: to. Aid ‘Friend’   ‘Romance’ with Lamarre's Wife Is  Given as Reason For Startina Firm

Just Aiding Girl,  Meyers Declares   Wanted Friend and Husband to Prosper, He Says

Failure To Break Deadlock Scored   Grand Jury Summons CIO Union Officials

Denco Atoka-0.C. Bus Line Upheld   Supreme Court Upholds Commission Order Permitting Line, Which Serves Ada

Seems. Cigars and. Toothpicks -Cause:Plenty Trouble Around the. Average American Home

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Smoke Gets In Wife’s Eyes When ‘Philosopher’ Smokes

Truman to Be Urged To Make Westward Journey on Return   Aides Maintain Tour Would Help 1948 Campaign

Democratic Aides to Urge President to Make Political Swing of West

OPPORTUNITY TO SOFT PEDAL POLITICS SEEN   And Cross GOP Hopefuls’ Paths

Floods, Winds, Blizzard Kill 21 in Nation   Major Inundation Threatens Missouri River Crop Lands

Western Section Of State Hard Hit By Storms, Rains   23 Dead As Result Of Freak Weekend Weather

13 Perish in High Water In Nebraska   Blizzard, Tornado Also In Weather Picture. Missouri Rising.   (Photos on Picture Page.)

YUGOSLAVS FREE 3U. 5. SOLDIERS   ‘That Nation’s Foreign Office Apologizes For Holding Americans   TRIO REPORTEDLY FORCED OVER BORDER AT GUNPOINT

Brita May Sexe  Mission To States   Would Like To _ Discuss Dwindling Dollar Reserve With U. S. Govern ment   ‘ATTLER ASKS TRUMAN TO RECEIVE MISSION

British May Arrive to Discuss Dwindling Reserve   Labor Government May “Modify” Steel Plan

U.S. EXPANDING ATOMIC PLANT AT RICHLAND   Large-Scale Program With Full Secrecy  Announced

Jurors in Glass Cage Deliberate Fate Of Girl and Fiance Tried for Murder

OVERELL CASE JURY DELIBERATES   Believed Split 10 to 2 On Verdict

Housing Quiz Plans Formed   Cause of Increased  Costs To Be Probed

HARVESTER CO, OFFERS:15 CENT AGE INCREASE   Will] Not Affect Present yél of Prices, Says  Firm.

Harvester Co. Offers Pay Hike  Won't Hit Present Level of Prices

Farm Equipment Manufacturer Offers Wage Raise   Proposes 15 Cents Hourly Increase,

Harvester Co. Offers Higher Employe Pay   Says Offer Will Not Affect Present Prices of Products

International Harvester Offers 15 Cent Hourly Wage Hike to Employe:

HARVESTER WORKERS GET 15-CENT OFFER   Firm Says That Price Level _ Wouldn’t Be Affected

International Harvester In New Wage Offer   15 Cents An Hour  Increase Submitted To 60,000 Workers Of Equipment Firm

SOME QY. THOSE ABOARD TRANSPORT DOWN IN GERMANY. ARE .RE-  " PORTED ALIVE

Dusk-To-Dawn Curfew Ordered  For Jerusalem   British Order Follows Intensification Of Palestine Underground Cam paign   EXTREMISTS STRIKE NEW DOUBLE BLOW

Shea and Branca Go To Mound   Yank Rookie Faces Dodgers In Series Opener      DODGERS 600..1-0-0-0-8-8--OK. YANKEES ..... ob te eee d

DODGERS SCORE ONE RUN IN FIRST INNING TO LEAD   Branca, Shea Start or Mound; Walker Drives Reiser in With Single

Shea, Branca  On Mound In Opening Tilt   Good Weather Brings Out Big Crowd In N. Y.

No Water at School For Three Weeks, Pupils Strike   Ay nite Penew

Marshall And Advisers Map UN Strate oy   Americans Plan To Take Initiative In Impending  Duel With Russia

“_UN SESSION — Marshall Briefs — Delegates   ‘CRUCIAL FIGHT SHAPING UP.

Sec. Marshall And Advisors Fix Strategy   Initiative-Grabbing Designed io Meet ‘Russian Challenge

Marshall Outlines Strategy  Plans Drafted  For Historic TTR Biactine

Marshall, Aids Chart Russ Duel Strategy  Fashion Proposals Calculated to

U. S. Strategy Mapped By Marshall   Seek Initiative In Duel With Russia Before U. N

Strategy Set By Marshall   World’s Diplomats Gather in New York As Fateful UN Session Nears

CIO Not to Withdraw Its Suits   Auto Workers Seek Over Half Billion Dollars

Plan Appeal  Of Knockout Court Ruling   Picard Holds Pottery Co. Case Involves “Trivialities.”

BAACK-KLEMMIE NUPTIALS SUNDAY   Popular Couple United In Pretty Church Cere mony

BAACK-KLEMME NUPTIALS SUNDAY      Popular Couple United In . Pretty Church Cere-' —  mony

URASH  KILLS 2 IN HELICOPTER   Relatives S Watch Fatal Flight Near Home In Portland, Ore.

Crewless Diesel on  Wild Spree   Caught 50 Miles Away By Train Slowing Dowr In Front Of It

Doctors Rally To Project In Little Rock   Building Of Units At Benton Urged To End Opposition

LADY ASTOR. DENIES ANTI-JEWISH REMARK   ‘Avers Quotation Attributed To Her Is Untrue

Tobin Sees Third Party Possibility   Help Needed by Vegetable Growers   Lady Astor Denies Having Made Anti-Jewish Statement

Settlement In 2 States Is Reported   Agreement With Independent Unions in New York,  Pennsylvania

OFFICIALS REPOR' TELEPHONE STRIKE SETTLEMENT NEAR   Agreements Are Made in Pennsylvania and New York Today; to Tell of  Announcement.   WORKERS RETURN TO WORK IN EAST

Service Is Resumed In Valley   Wage Increases  OF $3 to $4 Won  By Maintenance ‘Union in State

FIRST MAJOR WAGE PACT IN PHONE STRIKE   Back-to-work Orders for 46,000 Maintenance, Plant Workers Are Announced,  RULLETINI

Christmas Seal Campaign Is  Now In Progress Mrs. W. Hamilton  Is Lacal Chairman

Survey Shows Nation’s Divorce Rate in Abrupt Drop This Year   (Rw I'nited Preec)

DIVORCE RATE ON DECREASE   First Three Months Of 1947 Show Decline '

OCCUPATION TO COST $260-$000 MILLIONS MORE FOR THIS YEAR  ARMY, STATE OFFICIALS REPORTED TO HAVE SET NEW FIGURES FOR SOLON:

Solons Sight Need for Big Increase   Occupation May Cosi U. 5. $500,000,000  Mare in Fiecal Yaar

FULLER CONTROL TO BE SOUGHT ID OCCUPATION ZONE:   Bridges to Insist U. S. Hav Control If British Expenses Are Assumed

Storm Puts Three Ships inNew Peril   Water in Hold of Vessel Is eco law haere

HOME EDITION   Aid-to-Europe Advisers. Ask Leader fo Act   U.S. Must Decide Now if Domestic Price Level-Is Vital Issue -

TRUMAN GIVES FULL TIME 10 FOOD PROBLEN   Bi-Partisan Groups tc Tackle Issue on  Monday

Truman’s Committee Gives Facts   Harriman Group Sees Need For Early Decision

Price or Aid Choice Asked Of President   Cut in Wheat Fed to Livestock     Is Recommended

FEED EUROPE OR KEEP HOME PRICES DOWN   Harriman Committee Brings Up Difficult Problem for Administration.

So Says Harrison Commit. tee Named By Truman To Explore Situation   Controls Would Not Help Out Now   Investigators Say Feeding Of Wheat To Livestock Must Be Reduced

Truman Te Go To Brazil Soon: To Fly to Rio  Return Trip Will Be on Battleship. .

Brazilian: Invitation Accepted by President   ‘rumen Yell Fly to Rio For 3-day Visit---Returns On Baitleshin Misteouri

Truman Planning  To Visit Brazil   Will Make Trip Last Of Month Or Early In September.

Truman to F'ly Down to Brazil  For 3-Day Visit   Will Leave in Late August Or September, Return By Ship

President To Make Latin America Trip   Announces Plan to Pay Visit to Brazil in Late August or September; to Return on Battleship

TRUMAN WILL GO TO RIO FOR VISIT   Trip Re Made late Angust, September

PRESIDENT PLANS VISIT TO BRAZIL   ACCEPTS INVITATION TO RIO DE JANEIRO AT END OF MONTH

HST Soon Will Be “Flying Down To Rio” President Truman Plans For A Three-Day Visit To Brazil

Truman to Pay Visit to Brazil   Three-Day Visit in August Or September Contemplated

Truman Accepts Invitation To Visit Rio in Late August   Definite Dates Later; May Speal At Conference

TRUMAN TO VISIT BRAZIL   To Make Trip In Late August Or Septembér

Power Shutdown To Halt Industry   Short Coal Supply Results In Decision To Temnorarily Cut Off Electricity

$15,000 Damage Suit Goes to Triat   Litigation Involves Taxicab in Accident On Highway 18, West

German Picture Gloomy Two Years After Surrender; Peace Not Signed

Average German Thinks Only of Food On Second Anniversary of Surrender

TAFT, MURRAY RENEW FIGHT   Clash Today Over Government’s Role In Public Health

Murray Blasts Taft As Senate Hearings Open   GOP Leader Claims Labor Measures “Suppressed” For Eight Years By Democrats   Pepper Declares  Statement Untrue   Two Bills Considered Teo Provide Protection For All Needing Medical Care

Senators Clash On Health Role   Taft, Murray Argue; Taft Accuses Group Propagand-

‘America’s Air Might Exhibited Over The World in Demonstration of Power

Air Force Sets New Records On Anniversary   Seven Superforts Hor 7,000 Miles, Other Marks Chalked Up

Air Force Celebrates 40th Birthday With World-Wide Flisht Displays

AIR FORCE STAUES WORLD-WIDE SHOV: SPEED MARKS FALL   P-80 Shooting Stars Average Nearly 500 Miles an Hour on Flights to Washington.   B-29'S COMPLETE — HOP FROM TOKYO   Seven Superfortresses Make 7,000-Mile Trip to Capital in 30 Hours’ Flying Time.

Air Force Marks 40th Anniversary  Puts On Big Show, Shatters Records

AIR FORCE HAS BIRTHDAY SHOW   Speed Records Broken; Tokyo To Washington Flight Featured

BIG BOMBERS REACH WASHINGTON ON TRIP FROM TOKYO  - Nation's Army Air Forces Parade Aerial Power - With Displays; B-29s Complete Long Journey

Air Force Stages Anniversary Show   Seven B-29s Complete Tokyo - Washington  Flight

Speed Records Are Shattered By U.S: Airmen   B-29's Arrive From: Japan —P-80's Hit, 500 Miles An Hour

Air Force Celebrates 40th Anniversary by Setting Speed Marks   World-Wide Show Staged as Unit Attains Independence; B-29s Fly from Tokyo to Washington in About 30 Hours’ Flying Time

RECORDS SET BY AIR FORCE   Speed Marks Established As Anniversary Is Observed By World-Wide Show  /

Shooting Stars Average 500 Miles An Hour In Cross-Country Flights   INTERNATIONAL MARK SET BY “DREAM BOAT”

Air Forces Puf on Big Show, Shatfering Sneed Records With Fighters, Bombers

DE FLUMER BOY PLEADS GUILTY ~ TN ALBANY COUR]   Faces Sentence For Seconc Degree Murder; Killed Youna Playmate

ARLE FUE UF COMMUNISM DS EXCOUTED   A a sed a  . FACCUSES OF   Plot Overthr  - Flot Uvertnrow i “ te oe

Reds Execute Nikola Petkov. Bulgar Leader       Foe Of ‘Communists Wa: . Charged, With’ Plot. To Fight Regime; U. S. * Protest Ienored

Petkov, Reds’ Foe, Hanged   Execution Follows U. S.-Anelo Protest

Communist Foe Is Hanged By Hungarians  i).   Peasant Leader Dies On Gallows for Opposing Government

Bulgarian ‘Reds’ Hang Nikola Petkov   Ignore Protests Of U. S. And Britain; Russia Also Declined To Interfere

Bulgars Execute Petkov   Enemy of Red-Controlled Government Hanged DespiteU.S., British Pleas

Hanging Of Petkov Is Denounced   Stete Departmen: Assails Bulgaria’s Red Government

Bulgaria Hangs Petrov Despite’ Allied Protests   Britain Plans Sharp Protest Against Death Of Anti-Red Leader

Peasant Leader  Petkov Hanged '   _Both U. S. And. Britain Had Denounced’ Conviction Of Bulgars’ Chief.

—PROTESTS FAIL, PETKOV DIES— Communist Party Foe.  Is H. anged In Bulgaria

Bulgarian Peasant Leader Hanged Despite Protesis-of U. S., Britain .

NIKOLA PETKOV — HANGED IN SOFIA’S CENTRAL PRISON   On Charges of Plotting Against Bugaria’s Communist Government.   DENOUNCES CONVICTION   Both United States and Britain Stated Miscarriage of Justice.

CONTENTION 15 THAT JUSTICE WAS VIOLATED   No Plan Indicated for Formal Protest of Execution

Petkoy, Peasant Leader, Red Foe Hanged in Sofia  Charaed With Plot Te   Charged With Plot Tc Overthrow Rule; U. S., British Lodae Protest.

BULGAR PETKOV HANGED BY REDS   Peasant Leader Accused Of ‘Plotting’ Activity

Petkov, Red Foe, Hanged By Bulgars   Russia Rejects Plea For Review

HANG RED FOE IN SOFIA PRISON   Petkov Executed Despite U. S.-British Protests

U. §. Denounces Petkoy Hanging  State Department Issues Statement

U.S. Castigates Bulgaria as PetkovHanged   Foe of Communists Put.to Death Over U. S.. British Protests

Nikola Petkov Put To Death By Bulgarians   Execution Carried Out Despite Protests By The United Stetes And Great Britain

Protests of U.S. and Great Br itain Fail to Save Nikola Petkow's Life

BULGAR REDS HANG ENEMY   Protests, Joined by Britain. Fail to Save Foe of Communists.

America Blasts At Bulgaria   Execution Of Petkow Strongly Denounced

Petkov . Hanged By Reds   Leader of; Bulgarian Party Opposing Communists Accused of Plot Against Government

Bulgarians Hang Foe of Reds In Defiance of U.S. and Britain   U. S. DENOUNCES EXECTITION OF PETEOV

U. 5. Denounces Hanging Of Bulgar Leader   Foe. of Communists Executed at: Sofia Despite Protests

BULGARIAN REDS HANG ‘PLOTTER’   U. S. And British Pleas Fail To Save Petkov’s Life

Petkov Hanged As-a Plotter By Bulgaria   Red Regime Ignores U.S., British Charges Of Iniustice

Peasant Leader Hanged   Big Power Review OF Case Rejected By Soviet Union

Peasant Leader Petkov Is Hanged in Sofia   United States and Great Britain Tried Ta Save Hic Lifa

U.S. Raps  Execution of Petkov   Hanging Said Measure to Remove Opposition, Bring Totalitarianism

Bulgarians Hang Communist Foe Despite Profests  Nikola Petkov Dies On Gallows Today In Prison At Sofia

Bulgarian Foe Of Communists Hanged, Sofia   Reds Disregard Pleas For Review

Petkov Execution In Bulgaria Is Denounced by U.S.   Trial ls Described As a Travesty on Justice---British. Protest Expected

Petkov, Foe Communists. Is Executed   Bulgarian Peasant Leader Hanged; U. S. And British Protests Go Unheeded

U. 5. Protests After Bulgaria Hangs Petkov  Sofia Takes Life  BDenubh., § awd... A/h

RED REGIME IN BULGARIA HAS POLITICAL FOE SLAIN   TYPICAL COMMUNIST . TAC. TICS USED TO CRUSH LEADERSHIP OF RIVAL PARTY —

"BULGARIA ACTS ALSO OVER THE BRITISH PLEAS   Peasant Leader, Long-Time Foe of Communists, Is Hanged in Sofia

Petkov Hangec By Bulgaria's Communists   U.S. Denounces Action by Fatherland Front Government

Communist Foe Is Hanged By Hungarians  Peasant Leader Dies On Gallows for

Reds Execute Bulgar Leader   Requests by US, Britain to Review Case Turned Down

Peasant Party Leader Whom U. S. and Britain Sought to Save, Put to Death by Bulgaria

Weekend Accidents Kill 32, Injure 80   Plane Crashes, Fires Other Mishans Take Heavy Toll

32 Killed In Weekend Air Crashes In U. S.   OVER 80 INJURED AS ACCIDENTS HIT NATION

Sunday Wave of Airplane, Auto Crashes, Train Wrecks, Fires, Drownings Fatal to 32 People

12 Victims Burned to Death in Fires   Nine Die in. Auto Accidents; Five in Plane Crashes

32 Killed, $0 Injured  In Aecidents   Plane Crashes,. Auto Mishaps, Train Wrecks, Fires  Take Heavy Toll

THIRTY Die IN WEEKEND WAVE OF ACCIDENTS   Plane Grashes, Auto Accidents Train Wrecks, Fires Take Toll

Sunday Death Toli Is Heavy Over Nation   At Least 32 Are Known Dead With 80 Others Hurt

Jewish “Feast of Lights” Will Be Recognized At Wides Farm Temple With Climaxing Rites Sunday

Kilgore, Sweene) Vote Probe Near  Investigation May Begin This Week

BLIND PAIR HONEYMOON WITH “SEEING-EYE” “DOG   Coupie Afrive in Cincinnati After Indlanapolis Elopement,

Death Injects New Angle Into U. S. Cash Proposal: Late Ruler 56 Years Old

‘BROTHER IS CALLED TO OLD THRONE   Hleart Attack Proves Fatal  To Monarch

KING OF GREECE DIES SUDDENLY   Death Comes at Time Wher Nation Faces Crisis

King George of Greece Dies; Brother Paul Is New Monarct   Greek Ruler Succumbs to Heart Ailment During Critical Times

Uneasy Throne Taken Over hy Brother Paul   Effects of King’s Death on U.S. Aid to Greece Studied

Balkan Monarch Dies Unexpectedly Of Heart Ailment: Brother Rules

Heart Attack is Fatal Today To King George   DEATH COMES AT MOST CRITICAL PERIOD OF NATION

HIS BROTHER IS CALLED 10 THE THRONE   Monarch Succumbs Unex: pectedly t6 a Heart Ail ment at Critical Perioc in the History of His Nation,

Deceased Ruler Reported Vielim OiHeart Ailment   Prince Paul Taking Throne As Nation Faces Most  Critical Eractf History

HEAT ATTACK 1S FATAL 0 MONARCH   King Was ~ ‘Twice. Exiled Prince to Be Sworn Later Today

Unsteady Greek Throne Is Taken By Prince Paul   George II Dies While Nation Focul Point of Trouble

Will Occupy Throne Made. Vacant By, George's [ 5. Death   KING DIES IES TODAY  Heart Attack Is F atal To The Ruler Of Greece

56- Year-Old Monarch Had Ruled Only Six Months; Had Been in Exile During German Invasion.   DEATH COMES AT CRITICAL PERIOD

‘Troubled Country Is Facing New Crisis; Brother Called to Throne.

¢ George Greece § Today   yce Paul Called Take Control; iis Intensified

King of Greece Dies; Brother Takes Throne   U. S. Congressional Leaders Warn Greeks Must Be Alert Against Cornmunist ‘Coup’; Sudden Death Results From Heart Ailment

George, Greek Monarch, Dies  Unexpectedly   Prince Paul Called to Throne After Death Of Royal Brother— Aid Unaffected

TWICE-EXILED MONARCH DIES AT AGE OF 56   Heart Attack Is Blamed. Brother, Prince Paul, To Ascend Throne

Heart Attack Proves Fatal To Monarch   Death Expected To Aggravate Crisis OF Tiny Nation

King George II of Greece Dies  ‘Prince Paul Takes  Unsteady Throne

Prince Paul To Be Sworn In As Monarch   Government and New King To Issue Statements After Ceremony

Monarch Has Heart Seizure   George 2nd Returned to Greek Throne in September After Long Exile   Period Is Critical   King’s Death’ Came at Tense Moment in Greek Affairs

King George Il Death Victim In Athens  Greek King Claimed, New Ruler Ils Named

Prince Paul Mounts Shaky Greek Throne After King George Dies of Heart Attack

King George Of Greece Dies Suddenly  Prince Paul Will He Swotn Ta As

PRINCE PAUL, HS BROTHER, TAKES CROWN   Death, Coming ‘Unexpected of Heart Ailment, May. Not Affect Loan.

A HEART AILMENT “WAS FATAL TO KING  BEORGE TODAY   Died Unexpectedly at a Criticat Period In His Nation's History.   PRINCE PAUL TO THRONE       The 56-Year-Old King Had Been Complaining Recently.

Takes Up Reign At Troubled Time   Late Ruler Was Object Of Bitter Attack By Leftists; Twice Exiled During Career

Heart Ailment Fatal; Brother To Take Crown   Monarch Was Recalled By Plebiscite Only Six  Bfnnthe Ann

Brother To Be Sworn In As Monarch   Heart Attack Fatal To Leader Who Was In Exile For Years

DEAD LEADER'S BROTHER WAITS TO BE SWORN IN   Heart Ailment Proves Fata! To Monarch, 56; Prince Paul To Take Over

Heart Ailment Is Fatal to King George H At Troublesome Time in Histary   PRINCE PAUL ELEVATED TO VACATED RULERSHIE

Heart Ailment Takes Monareh Unexpectedly   Had Complained Recently Of Pain from Angina Pectoris

DEATH OF KING MAY INFLUENCE AID TO GREECE   Twice-Exiled Monarch Who Returned To Throne Last September Dies Suddenly Of Heart Ailment At Age Of 56.

King George Of Greece Dies: Brother In Line  Congressmen Warn Greeks On Communisi Attempt For Control

Heart Aulment Cause; Prince  Paul To Throne   Death Came Suddenly This Morning; Brother Paul Becomes Ruler.

King George II Of Greece Dies New Political Crisis Now Faces Troubled Country 

King George Il Is Stricken; Nation in Critical Situation   His Brother Prince Paul Called to Throne; New Ruler 45 Years Old

PRINCE PAUL TAKES THRONE AS MONARCH   Death Strikes Down King as National Crisis Looms

George’s Death Attributed to Heart Trouble   New Monarch Refuses To/Accept Resignation Of Cabinet Members

Untimely Death Throws New Light On Aid To Greece   spent Many Years in Exile; Brother Ta Take Over Throne Early Tonight

King George Il of Greece Dies Today  Crisis Develons ani   Crisis Develops and Paul Called to Take Oath of Office

Attempt To Seize Throne By Leftist Forces Feared   Brother Paul Is Immediately Called To Take Over Control Of Monarchy—Repercyssions Are Being Felt In United States      King’s Death Will Affect Crevk. Turkish Aid Plans

96-Year-Old Monarch Victim Of Heart Attack at Critical Hour of His Nation's History   King's Brother, Prince Paul, Sworn In; Twice-Exiled Ruler Returned to Threne Last Year After Controversial Election

George Il to Be Succeeded Today By Prince Paul   Critical Period In Nation's His tory: Recalled To Throne Six Months Ago

King George Dies Unexpectedly Today Of Heart Attack   45-Year-Old Brother Will Take Throne For Ruling of Greece

Fresh Woe Now Faces His Nation   Unification Hurt; Fea: Leftist Drive; Paul Inherits Throne.

Paul Takes Throne On. Death Of Greek King —   “George Il, Twice Exiled, Succumbs ~ To Heart Ailment: British Mourn

KING GEORGE, MONARCH OF . GREECE, DIES   Troubled Nation May Face New Political Crisis *

Prince Paul Called To The Throne After Monarch Passes At Critical Period   Death Poses New World Questions   New Ruler And Government Will Issue Message To People Tonight

Crown Passes To Prince Paul, Younger Brother  Fresh Leftist Attemp’  To Eject Monarchy Te Fen wnnrl far, Cmmenn

King George of Greece Is Dead at 56   iBrother Paul Takes Throne As Heart At tack Takes Ruler

Prince Paul ds Successor To Royal Throne   Unexpected Death Of Heart Ailment Comes At a Critical Time

RING GEORGE I OF GREECE DEAL   Brother, Paul Is Called t« Throne Today by Cabinet.

Prince Paul Summoned to  Take Throne   Monarch Succumbs to Heart Attack; Nation In Critical Period

Heart Attack Takes Monarch Early Today  Detunn Dasesl DanAw   Prince Paul Ready To Ascend Throne Of Country Tonight

Succumbs To Heart Attack Early Today   His 45-Year-Old Brother, Prince Paul, Called To Take Place Ou  Throne   He Took Royal Oath At1 P.M.   Death Of King Comes Six Months After Return From London Follow. ing Plehiccite

Fears Expressed That Leftist Forces May Attempt to Seize Government

Temperatures   Death Robs Monarchy Supporters of Rallying Symbol; Prince Paul Called to Thrones U.S. Still Debating Anti-Communist Money Grant

GREEK KING DIED TODAY: PRINCE PAUL TO TAKE PLACE   Most Congressmen See No Change  In Action For Financial Aid

Ruled Country But Six Months   Brother Prince Paul To Take Over Throne

Death Laid To Heart Ailment   Prince Paul Will Take Royal Oath Tonight

Death Came. Sudden ly—  To Monarch   DECEASED KING’ S BROTHER, PAUL, CALLED TO. THRONE; MAY BRING  ; NEW CRISES TO TROUBLED  COUNTRY : .

Monarchists —— Dealt Hard Blow   QUESTION. OF AID TO GREECE MAY BECOME INVOLVED

Death Brings New. Angle To Question of U: S. Aid To Greece and Occurred At Critical Time ,

PRINCE PAUL 10 MOUNT THRONE OF STRICKEN NATION   Monarch Succumbs to Heart ‘Attack ot Height of  ftenmue I" victe

George II Of Greece {s Dead   Unexpected Death Further Complicotes Political Situation la Troubled Nation

Heart Attack Fatal To King Of Greece   George II, Exiled Twice In Stormy Rule, Dies Suddenly; Prince Paul To Be Sworn In Today; Death Is New Angle in U. S.-Greek Relations

Brother, Paul,  Called To Throne Amid New Crisis of Monerch Couned

George II Of Greece Dies at 56   Prince Paul to Succeed Brother on Balkan Throne

King George Is Victim Of Heart Attack  Dies Suddenly In Greek Capital

Brother  Paul Heir To Crown   George II, Twice An. Exile, Dies At Time Of Crisis; New King To Be Sworn in Toda

Heart Malady Kills Monarch   National and World Crises Threatened

Brother To Take On Rule Tonight   Ruler Is Stricken Right In Midst Of Turmoil

Greek King Dies Suddenly  Of Heart Ailment; Brother Called to Assume Throne

Death of King May Bring New Greek Crisis   Brother Paul on Throne:  Leftists May Attempt H New Coup

CREEK KING DIESs: YOUNGER BROTHE  ASCENDS THRON   Prince Paul Takes Oath Fe Hours After George TSuccumbs Unexpectedly __  to Heart Trouble,   FLAGS THROUGHOUT — ATHENS HALF-STAFFE   Death of Monarch, Twit   Exiled, Comes in Midst of Storm Over Future  i of Nation.

County Bills Pass G (6 County Manager Bill Among ‘Measures Now Before Lane   GREEK KING DIES AT 56

Brother Ascends Unsteady Throne Of Nation Racked By International Storms

Angina Pectoris Claims Monarch at 56, Six Months After Restoration to Throne

Prince Paul Is To Be Sworn in As New Monarch   _Dapper Monarch, 56, Expires at Critical Period for Nation

King of Greece Dies Suddenly  Critical Time in Country's History

Brother Takes Throne of Greece After King Dies  Heart Ailment Blame<   Heart Ailment Blamed For Sudden Death; Present Cabinet Stands

BE RETAINED BY NEW RULER   Death of George Held Unlikely to Affect U. S. Aid Plans

Heart Ailment Proves Fatal For Monarch   Prince Paul Will Be Sworn In As Sation’.c Ruler

Twice-Exiled Monarch Is Victim Of Heart Ailment   Prince Paul To Succeed Te Throne; Deatk Of King Brings New Angle Into Question Of U.S. Aid Now Under Consideraton.

King George II Dies Suddenly. Leaving Greek Nation In Stir   56-Year-Old Monarch Succumbs To Heart Ailment; Paul Is Heir

Prince Paul Sworn In as  Greek King  Succeeds Brother   Succeeds Brother Following King’s Unexpected Death

GENERAL URGES BOLSTERING OF GLOBAL ACCORD   Army Chief Of Staff Declares Fruits Of Victory Dimmer Than When Enemy Surrendered Two  Years Ago; Speaks In Raleigh.

Fruits Of Victory Are More Remote Than At War’s End, Eisenhower Says

Valley Mills Riding Club Gives Expert: Riding Show Tonight   Black Cat Band To Play for State ‘Eamous Ridirig Grour

YOUTH IS ARRESTED      Admits Taking Letters From Mai  Box of James Plummer

BERTHA CORDES MEMBER OF . $. T C. CHORUS WHICH WILL SING “THE MESSIAH” DEC. I4

Party-Line Users Cause Near Tragedy When Home Burns   Woman Saves Young Son From Death, But Home Is Destroved By Flames

Asking. New Trial In Weber-F lesner Accident Case ~  Motion To Be Ruled Upon By District Judge Rodman

FLESNER ASKS FOR RE-TRIAL OF CASE   Claims Verdict Not Lawful, _ With Insufficient  Fvidence

Overell Jury, Standing 11-1, Is Locked Up For Night   —  Young Lovers Accused Of Murdering Girl’s Parents   Aboard Yacht; Jurors Tell Judge They Be: lieve Verdict Is Possible

U.S. UNIMPRESSED BY POLISH PLEDGE OF FREE ELECTION   Warsaw. Envoy Insists His Government. Follows ome ge we

U.S. Still Wary Of Poles’ Free  Election Claim   State Department Says  Peasant Party Is Discriminated Against   BOTH SIDES ADMIT VIOLENCE EXISTS   Cold Spell Breaks as Nation Prepares for Sunday Ballotine

COMMODITY SPECULATORS LIST DISAPPOINTING IN NUMBER OF “INSIDERS.” IS ANDERSON’S HINT

 Not Reconverted Yet Farmers Are Still Confronted With Problems They Faced During the War

AN UNSCHEDULED LANDING   Denver-Hound Plane . Down at Smeky Hill Air Field

‘STAR FARMER’ YOUTHS NAMED   Rey Gene Cinnamon, 19, of Garber Wins Hightest FFA Recognition

Oklahoman Is Star ‘Farmer    Nineteen-year-old  Ray Cinnamon Given FFA Award At Royal; 189 Attain Degrees

AN OKLAHOMA YOUTH NAMED STAR FARMER   Ray Gene Cinnamon of Garber Receives National Title for 1947 at Annual F. F. A. Meet in Kansas City.

IN MASON CITY   You Saved 5.6 Pounds of Grair Observing "Meatless Tuesday

You Saved 5.6 Pounds Grain For Europe If You Observed Meatless Tuesday

5.6 Pounds Of Grain Saved By - Every Person Who Observed Initial “Meatless Tuesday’

MEATLESS DAY'S SAVING IS SHOWN   if You Went Without It You Kept 5.6 Pounds Grain for Europe.

Qver Five Pounds  Cf Grain Saved By Average American Who Avoided Heat

13,000,000 Bushels Grain Saved IF All Americans Refrained from Meat Tuesday

Bull Goes Back to fowa ‘House for Approval of Effective Date Change

State To Probe lliegal Liquor   Warrants Are Sworr Against Six Men In Dry Counties

ilienthal. Confirmation By Senate Seen Assurec   ) Members Report They Will Vote Former TVA Chairman as Atomic Body Chief

SECOND FORUM TALK TONIGHT   Dr. No-Yong Park Speaker For Third in Series of Discussions Next Week

ROTARY FORUM SERIES OPENS   First Meeting Thursday Night; Don Bolt Will Be  Sneaker in Sarand Maatin,

Boxcar Shortages in U.S., Canada Affect Industry Adversely  Manufacturing, Employ  Manufacturing, Employment Cut; Ads Rationed

RAILROADS ARE SHORT OF CARS   Industry Feeling Pinch: Newspapers Particularly Hard Hit

Boxcar Shortage Crimps Outpy: Employment; Daily Papers Suffeg  Rae? A *

Boxcar Shortage Has Far Reaching Ejfects on Manufacturing Output

SHORTAGES OF -BOXCARS HURT U.S. INDUSTRY   Flour Mills, Newspapers Hardest Hit; Storage Bins Overflowing

TRUMAN'S MOTHER IMPROVES SLOWLY   OPTIMISM OF PHYSICIAN APPARENTLY NOT SHARED BY THE PRESIDENT.

Traman Downcast Turns to Work   Can't Share Doctor's Optimism for Mother

Town Marshat Is Indicted For Slaying   Oakland- City Officer fs Charged With First Degree Murder in Death of Rebert Miller, 27.

MARSHAL INDICTED ON MURDER COUNT IN GIBSON COUNTY   Oakland City Officer Is Accused of Shooting Prisoner; Contends He Acted in Self Defense.   DEFENDANT SAID ‘TRIGGER HAPPY’

Bishop Of Mobile Conveys New Hono! On Rt. Rev. Seng.   Samuel Cardinal Stritch To Be At Sacred Heart Church April 9

Vishinsky’s Plan Faces UN Rebuff   Russian Delegote  in Bitter Attack  On Whole Americar Foreign Policy

OF VIOLENT RED ATTACK   Soviet Delegate at United Nations Assembly Lashes at  . Warmongers.

Russians Brand 'U. S. Warmonger   Bitter Denunciation of United States by Delegate > Andre Vishinski Repeated by White Russian Deleaate: Attack Falls on Deaf Ears.

Would Brand  Warmonger   Would Also Deny American Press Right to Criticize Russia: Defeat Is Cestain

Russians Attack ‘Warmongering’ By United States   Vishinsky and His Stooges Want Press Freedoms Destroyed

Predicts Churchill Will Force General Election This Fall   Lord Fernoy Says Economic Crisis Will Force Issue

Reds In Asia Receive Aid From Soviet   Reported Invasion Of Sinkiang By Mongol Forces Indication Russians Resuming Power In Area

Great Changes Seen To Follow New Labor Bill   Series Of Articles Explains Impact Or Lives Of Millions

New Labor Law Is Turning Point In Government Policy  Puts Restrictions On Labor; Courts Will Have to Interpret

INDONESIAN DISPUTE KEPT IN U, N. HANDS   Dutch Apparently Refused Ir Protests To Procedure

Row With Indonesians Is Expected to Remain in World Group’s Hands Despite Strong Netherlands Protests.

UNO LIKELY TO RULE OUT DUTCH PROTESTS   Indonesian Case Will Not Be ' \ Taken From Agenda

SECURITY COUNCIL mh TO (GNORE DUTCH PROTESTS   United Nations Body Tc Keep Indonesian Dispute On Acenda

Netherlands to Suffer Defeat In UN Council  Broad Legal Issue  t.... bg ek OPO

Dutch Headed for Major Defeat on Far East Dispute  Security Council Keeps Matter in Ite Own Hands

Defeat of Dutch Effort to Block UN in Indonesia Seen Members Determined to Keep Case

Dutch Facing U.N. Defeat.  On Indonesia   Council Almost Certain to Send Commission to Javs

UN Seems Certain To Act In Indies   Dutch Face Failure In Try To Avert  Indonesian Action

UN To Handle  Indonesia Case   Most Nations Believe Actions Should Be Taken

Netherlands Faces New Defeat  a se ee ee ee oo 2 ee ee ee 2 ee   Apparently Will Fail in Effort to Avoid U.N. Action   Indonesians Get Last Chance

Dutch Headed For Setback  On Indonesia   Majority of Council Dele gates Favor Keeping Case in U. S. Hands; Dutch Protest

Showdown May Come Thursday ... .  Dutch Seem Headed For A Second Major Defeat On Indonesian Problem

NETHERLANDS FACES ANOTHER DEFEAT IN (NON INDONESIA   Majority Appears Determined To Keep Jurisdiction in Case Despite Protests   CLAIM BIASED ATTITUDE

Dutch Losing UN Battle On  Indonesians   Council Favors Keeping Case Over Protesis

Netherlands Heads to Another Defeat in Indonesia Strife   U. N. Majority Favors 2 Complete Study of Colony Dispute

Netherlands-Indonesia Quarrel Stays On UN Agenda Despite Objections Of Dutch; Intervention Is Expected

Dutch Losing Fight to Block Steps on War   U.N. Determined To Make Decision On Indonesia Isaue

Hunt Suspect ln Marion Slaying   Man Is Sought Following Finding Woman’s Body In Churchyard

MAN WHO SERVED IN PENI TENTIARY HUNTED AS MURDERER WHO STRANGLED Di- ©:  ' YVWORCEE

Congressional Reaction Favorable On Marshall's European Aid Plea

MIDWEST DEMOS ARE ORGANIZED   4iarmony Accomplished at Omaha Meeting

AGAIN DENIED COAL MINERS   Board Decides Against Men Idled in Strike Of Supervisors

RULE ANNOUNCED ON MINERS’ STRIKE   Jobless Payments Denied to Men Idled in 1945 Dispute.

50,000 Miners Again Denied Jobless Pay  Board Holds Idleness Wac Valiuntary in 104!

Miners Denied —  Compensation Irae Operators ‘Claims  re Linke e

PALESTINE CHICE UNDER SEGREG   as of High Commissioner  While in London to Be Closely Guarded

NE Manufacturer Refuses To Fill Order For British   Hits Treatment Of Refugee Jews

CITY AFFAIRS. UNDER PROBE “AT NEW YORK   Housing Problems and: ‘Piet Irregularities. Calise: “Investigation. :

Double Probe Stirs Gotham to the Depths   Inquiry Greatest Since Reign of Dapper Jimmy Walker

Start Probe inNew York   Investigate Housing Shortage Jrregularities

NEW YORK CITY PROBE ORDERED   Inquiry Most Extensive Since Walker Regime

State Probing Affairs of New York City  Welfare Activities, Airport Leases Are Investiaaied

NEW YORK CITY AFFAIRS PROBELD   PLACING OF RELIEF CLIENTS IN EXPENSIVE HOTEL SUITES UNDER ZIRE.

Relief Clients Live in Hotels:  ‘New York City Welfare Bureau ‘ts Under Fire in Inquiry by State

Most Extensive Inquiry Since Seabury Probe   ‘Irregularities’ Center Around Leasing Of City Pier. Airport

N. Y. LAUNCHES HOUSING PROBE   Trregularities Charged in Welfare Department

State To Probe Irregular Practices In New York City Relief Department

Committee Divided on Teacher Retirement Plan   Bill Proposing Amount Of Payments May Be Introduced This Werk

Committee Can't Decide Amount to Be Added to Teacher Benefits   HEARS CONTRACT BILL

State of Siege ‘Declared in Paraguay   Steps Being Takento Avoid

State of Siege Declared in Paraguay  Steps Being Taken to Avoid Needless Bloodshed

AUSTRIAN FOREIGN MINISTER ASKS CONFERENCE TO WIND UP TREATY: WILL NOT CIVE LAND TO YUGOSLAVIA

Austria Asks Quick Action   Foreign Minister Prepared to Fight Loss of Land to Slavs

Wants Quick End To Peace Treaty   Austrian Minister Asks Council To Finish Austrian Treaty Soon

Kar! Gruber Would Hold Territory   Says Nation Against Yielding To Slavs

Austrian Minister Asks Treaty   Won’t Sign Pact  Giving Territory ' Wo. Vucooslavia

ON THE INSIDE   Let’s Swap: Flat in Chicago For Buckingham Palace

Elizabeth to Keep Rooms i in London Refuses ts Trade With Chicagoan

Piot to Overthrow Dominicar Republic Foiled by Cuban Army   Government Seizes 360 Plotters of 1,500-Man Expeditionary Force and Senate Launches an Investigation of Uprising.

SMUPS SUPrendader ——————  Army Poised For Invasion Of Dominican  Is Dispersed   Part Of 1,500-Man Force Is Picked Up Naked On Sandspit

360 Men Nabbed, Naked “And Unarmed And Without Food And Water “ Off. Cuban Coast   Bombing Planes: ‘Reported Seized   Two Expedition Vessels Carrying 800 Men Are Escorted To. Ports Probe Started.

Plot Against Trujillo Dominican Regime Fails   Cuban Authoritiés  Say Expeditionary Force le Dienerced

DOMINICAN CONGPIRAGY IS CRUSHED   1,500-Man Expeditionary Force Broken Up, Cuban Authorities Reveal.

Cuba Army Reports Breaking Up Of Rebel Force  Attempt to Overthrow Piametestacess Datesslelia   Attempt to Overthrov Dominican Republic Reported in Havana

Break Up A Plot   Cuban Army Picks Up -Men and Ships Poised For Dominican Attack

Plot Against Trujillo Govt. Is Uncovered   Expedition Members Are Placed in {‘nhan Prican ('amn

Plot To Oust The Dominican Regime Failure   INVADERS HAD PLOTTED MOVE AGAINST CUBA BUT DROPPED IT

Anti-Dominican Plot Is Foiled By Cuban Army   Expeditionary Force Was Posed To Overthrow Truiillo.

GURAN REVOLT PLOT REVEALEL   Invasion Of Dominican Republic Flops; Naked Rebels Picked Up

Claim !nvasion Force Broken   Cuban Heads say Force Heading for Dominican  Republic Scattered

Cuba Army Report Breaking Up Of Rebel Force  Attempt to Overthrow Dominican Republic Reported in Havana

Cuban Army Authorities Say 1,500-Man Force Poised to Invade Island Renublic: Probe Launches

Dominican Invasion Plot  Broken Up   Expeditionary Force Smashed; Ships, Troops And Planes Seized

Cuba Breaks Up Revolution Force   1,500-Man Army Poised To Invade Dominican: Republic-fror tsland~

Stassen Outlines Campaign Strategy   GOP Candidate for Nomination Reveals Plans for 1948 Victory

Brain Operation On Criminal Fails To Sway Jurist   “EMETERY STRIKE ENDS

SNOW AND COLD WAVE FOR IOWA   Slippery Highways at Mason City, lowa Falls

$60,000 Enough in Crisis — King Says Princess Won’t Ask Increase In Allowance

Princess Shuns Budget! Increase   Parliament Told. Thai — $60, 000° ‘Allowance: ‘Js Sufficient

SURVIVOR SAYS 2 DEAD, 3 HURT AT PIKE'S PEAK   Albert Lea Army Officer Among Guard, CAP Men ‘Aboard Wrecked Plane

1 Hurt Flier Of Hunted Plane Found   Reports 2 Men Killed in Crash

Injured Sergeant Staggers in From Scene to Report Two Dead, Three Others Hurt: Plane Falls in Storm

Army Sergeant Tells Of Pikes Peak Crash   Says Two Kilfed, Four injured When C-47 eee Ble Toe Mie:

FIRST REPORT IS ISSUED BY HURT SURVIVOR   Des Moines Sergeant Reveals Wreck;  Search Starts

Army Looks for Lost lowa Plane  Believed Down in Colorado Snow Storm

2 Killed As Plane Hits Peak   National Guard C-47 Rams Into Mountain

Plane Crash Kills Two   Three Others Injured When Ship Hits Side Of Pike’s Peak in Severe Fall Storm

State Liquor Control Commission to Appear Before Rules Committee

Returns From Rural Areas Trimming Vote For College Prog rai      New Road Law Approved by 11 Counties, Turned Down by 14: Other Races Close ©

Fleming To Solve Whole Rent Mix-Up  OTC Director Is Scheduled As Witness Todav

REAL STORY OF MIX-UP IN RENT   White House Says Steelman Wasn’t To Blame For Killing OPA Order

Rent ‘Mystery’ To Be Cleared Up  Fleming Says He Will Clear Mix-Up for Senate

House Group To Get Facts  From Director   White House Denies That Steelman Responsible For Increase Order

Solution to Rent Mix-Up Is Promised   “Whole Mystery’ tc Be Cleared Up at Committee Meet

Contribute To The March of Dimes Campaign   Plan To Clear Up Whodunit  “Mystery, ’‘-as to Preparation “of Rent Rise Order

Gen. Flemin:, Claims He Will Clarify ‘Mystery Of Rent Boost “‘Mixup’’

May Clear Mystery Rent Rise “Mix-up”   Maj. Gen. F. B. Fleming Will Testify Before Senate Committee.

¥ S *  Fleming Promises To Clear Up Rent “Mix-Up’ Mystery   Temporary Controls Director Testifies At Senate Hearing Today

RENT ‘MYSTERY’ TO BE SOLVED, FLEMING SAYS   OTC Head Will Testify as to Who Prepared 10 Percent Boost Order

Court Upholds School Decision   Dismisses Illinois Religion Class Suit

Vet Bonus Approved Illinois Supreme Court Upholds Public School Religion Classes

Number of Men Hurt in New York Pier Blaze, Revised Upward to 144

ATOMIC RUMOR OF REDS HIT   Chairman Lilienthal Refuses ‘Imperialist’ Charges

RUSSIAN RUMOR THAT U. S. COULD KEEP EUROPE WADA \WITH ATOMIC FLIPNACES IC TERMED “LIE”

Communist Lie Answered by Mr. Lilienthal   Claimed That U.S. Could Keep Europe Warm with  Atomic Furnaces

Gulf Hurricane Not Discovered Until Short Distance Off Texas; Red Cross Sends Crews to Scene

PERSONS DEAD IN TORNADO   Storm Rips Through Northern Arkansas and Southern Missouri, Taking Toll Near Thayer and in Shannon County.

Report-Tornado Hits Outskirts -Of Alabama City   Police Unable To Confirn Clgim Several Killec In Montgomery Storw

Several Hurt As Cyclone Strikes In Alabama   Army's Gunter Field “Just Missed”; Some Deaths Feared

BIG WIND STRIKES   Near Montgomery Leveling Houses And Iniuring 12

Snow And Sleet Blockade Many Michigan Roads   Freakish Weather Experienced Here; Friday To Be Cold

TORNADO HITS MONTGOMERY’  . . wee See Le ae. eS ee, . > Sag C—O ="

New Cold Wave Won't Hit Ohio For 24 Hours   Temperatures Range From 60 to Sub-Zero Throughout the State

Bewildering Mixture of Weather Brings Death, Destruction to West

TORNADOES RIP ACROSS 3 STATES   Arkansas, Missouri And Alatan.a Are Hit by Twisters

Tornado Kills Several Near Kent, Alabama   At Lease Fifteen Known Injured

NAMED SITE OF PLOWING MEET   Annual Contest Dated Sept. 13, at Location Southwest of Ackley

Ask Injunction Against Flying “Peeping Toms”   Parents And Teachers Oppose Universal Military Training

Grain, Meat Prices Gain   July Corn Futures Reach $2.21 After Short Crop Report

Forecast of Crop Loss Brings Rise   Livestock Experts Say Reduced Corn Yield May Cut Supply of Meat, Too

Corn Futures Is Quoted At $7.71 Bushel   ‘Chicago Board ‘of Trade Seports Highest Futares Price In Its 99 Year History

Sharp Rise Is Due To Small Crop   Reduced Corn Supply Expected To Have Adverse Effect On Meat Situation

FARM BOYS, GIRLS INVITED TO TRY FOR $25,000 IN PRIZES   Iowa Youngsters May Get State Fair Premium Lista From County Ex. Agents

irm Youth To Get $25,000 In  ‘Premiums at Fain   va State Fair Prize List Larg est Ever Offered

Emporia Radio Station fo Have New Owners   KTSW Sold to Robert And Gervais Reed by The Werric Interasts

Wife Steals For Swindle:   -Embezzles $105,000 To Quiet Complaints Of Husband’s Victims

Repaid Swindle Victims With Cash Stolen by Wife!   Bartender Arrested; Admits He Spen'  $107,000 He Got from Mate

Jewish Terrorist Atiacks Impair Value of City as Forward British Base; Trouble Likewise if U. N. Fails to Back Demands for Withdrawal of Troops from Nile

Arab Demands Centering in Stormy Egypt   Seventy Million People Clamoring for Full Freedom

RAIN-SWOLLEN CREEK FLOODS VERMONT CIT)   Many Unaccounted For, Official Declares

$150,000 FIRE AT DES MOINES   Flames Sweep Laundiy Building: None Ininred

Reveals Kansas Wheat Prospects Poor: Tests Show Need of Moisture

Statesville Shots   Informal Glimpses of Peaple In and Around Statesville.

Argentina’s Friendship Is Debated   Truman Patches Up U. S. Differences, But The Problem Suill Needs Some Work To Halt Future Clashes

4-Power Pact Highly Urgent Says Marshall   Secretary of State In Berlin Stresses U.S. Commitments

Marshall Says Four-Power Pact of "Highest Import   U.. §,. Diplomat Claims Treaty Should Be Written AS Pattof Moscow Conference Program

SAYS TREATY I NO. 1 OBJECT OF MOSCOW MEET   Favors 25 to 40-Year Agreement as Proof of U.S. Interest

Hill May Take:  Defense Pos   Bus Executive Is Offer ed NSRB Chairmanship.

‘Two Mechanics Trying To Escape Fire Killed By Whirling Propellers

Musical Extravaganza “State Fair Revue” to Be Shown at lowa State Fair

CHINA EVACUATION MAY BE DELAYED   ATTACKS ON RAILWAY THREATEN TO PROLONG YANKS’ STAY IN COUNTRY,

Chinese Red Attacks, Freezing Up of Ports May Delay UL. S. Troops

Communists In China Cut U.S. Marines’ Evacuation   , Fierce Attacks On Railway, ‘Freeze’ of Harbors Canses Plans Alteratinne

cuation of rines aces Delay   Launch Attacks  Tdunch At Forces  on Railway System

Fighting Cuts Marine Route Of Evacuation      Violent Communist At. tacks In China Tieup “s Rails and Harbors

Delay Threatens Troop Removal  Weather Also Hinders Plans For Evacuation

China Communist: Cut Rails Between Peiping and Sea  Americans’ Departure May Be Delayed, By Heavy Attacks

facuation of rines aces Delay   Communist Forces Launch Attacks on Railway System

Chinese Reds Attack Railway  Assaults May Delay U. S Traon Withdeawal

U. S. Favors British Veto on Palestine   Would Allow British to Say Which Groups Could Present Views to UN

U. S. URGES BRITAIN GET VETO POWER   Over Which Arab Or Jewish Group U. N. Will Hear

U.S. URGING SRITISH VETO iN ZION ISSUE   Yanks Would Givé Englanc Power To Select UN Witnesses

Tender Hides Sandpapered— . KC Ballot Inquiry Inquiry   Senator Ferguson Reveals Omitted ‘Testimony

Sen. Ferguson Causes Democrats To Squirm with Sandpaper Quiz Over Kansas City Vote Frauds

TAFT ATTACKS TAX FIGURES   ‘Says Treasury Estimates $4 Billion Wrong

TAFT RAPS SNYDER FOR REFUSING 10 REVISE ESTIMATES   Charges Treasury. Figures for Fiscal Year Off  Ease BiBane

Encouragement Of Nonreds Is  Senator’s Aim   Impartiality Which Marshall Practiced Would Be Abandoned

U.S. Is Urged to Change Its Policy in China  - Vandenberg, Byrne:  Speak at — MT aArelAa Cauneil

Vandenberg Asks Change Over China   Would Back NonCommunist Bloc; Disagrees With Evrne:

Vandenberg Asks Shift Of Policy  Ur rges s Backi ing  pio at. bind   Urges Backing Of Nationalist Forces in China

Break Frem Old Policy Is Advocated   Speaker Also Calls for Tighter Relations With Latin American States, Revision of Veto

Temperatures   Support ‘Anti-Reds Yo China Dispute, CO.P. Leader Asks

CHANGE URGE INU. $. POLICY TOWARD CHINA   VANDENBERG AND BYRNES DISCUSS PEACE OUTLOOK

Retiring State Chief Confident - Coonerative Effort Will Succeed

Sen.Vandenberg  Calls For Shift In China Policy   Would Support Non-Communists; Byrnes Talks On Peace Problems

Vandenberg Asks New China Policy  Byrnes Confident Peace Can Be Won by Firmness

U.5.1S URGED 10 ABANDON CHINA REDS   Republican Urges American Backing Of Nationalists

Vandenberg Would Shun China Reds   Advises US Should Put Support Back. of Nationalist Group

U.S. Is Urged to Change Its Policy in China   Vandenberg, Byrnes Speak at World Council

Policy Change To Encourage China Coalition  Gains Support   Vandenberg, ‘Bs rnes Outline Their Views On ‘Foreign Affairs

Would Support Non-Communists Backing Chiang   Senator Also Calls for Tighter Latin American Relations .

Vandenberg In F avor Backing China Regime   Would Have U. 5. Stop Treating Communists on Basis of Equality With Nationalists

U.S. To Reduce Arms Only: As Other Nations   Byrnes Declares Peace Cau Be Achieved By Pere sisting With Firnoness.

OUULD DROP. AEDS TO BACK NATIONALISTS   Vandenberg and Byrnes Talk on Cleveland Council of World Affairs,

Vandenberg Asks China Policy Shift   Byrnes Reiterates Firm Stand Is Key To Lasting Peace

SENATOR CALS. UN AMERICA TO BACK COALITION   Urges Revision of Great Powe er Veto in U. N. and Tight er Relations With Latin America.   ‘SPEAKS ON SAME PLATFORM WITH BYRNES   Secretary Appeals for Nation to Remain Strong Until World Reduces Its Armaments.

ALDERMEN CHANGE VIEWS ON PAINTING   Missouri Girl Convinces Group Mural Is Work of Art, Not Theme in Nadity.

Cigaret Levy Boosted In  New Measure  Other Tobacco Taxes Dropped From Pa. Program

Cigaret Tax To Be Raised   Will Be Boosted Two Cents a Pack—Tobacco  Levy Dropped

i Toronto Secretary Gets Back Life After Her 'Heart Stopped Beating

Six Bills Killed by House Groups  Final Adjournment Under Discussion

Subsidy on Copner, Zinc, Lead Approved by House   Payments Would Total 70 Million in Next Two Yeuars—_RBill ta Sancta

MEASURE TO SENATE   House Passes Subsidy Bill for Copper, Lead and Zine

Cold Front Moving In On Texas Today.   Mercury Likely To Drop Into 40’s; Snow And Cold Weather Strike Weetern States

More Aid Promised Schools   ‘Poorer’ Districts Can Look for Increase From Dewey's Plan on Education   EduceationSectionJumps $27,500,000; Other Costs to Run High

SPRING MEET OF RETAILERS   J. A. Kiss, Noted Sales Psychologist, Principal Speaker

300 AT ANNUAL SPRING MEET OF RETAILERS   J. A, Kiss, Noted Sales Psychologist, Principal Speaker

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Elfin Chickcharneys’ Curse Almost Lost War For Allies

At Last the Secret Is Out About —  The Terrible Curse of the Chickcharneys  Hal Digs Up the Story on How Bahama’s Gremlins Almost Cost Allies the War

Over a Move to Whack 6 Mil. lien Out of Traman’s Hig Budget.   CUT TO $31.%00,000,000   The House-Senate Budgetary Committee Approved the Slash.

Floor Battle Sen Over Big Budget Slash   $6-Million Cut Veted By Committee Would Hamstring Army-Navy

Danger to Services Seen by Some   Knutson Insists Slash Would Clear Way  For Tax Cut

Armed Service Backers Oppose Cuts In Budget  Floor Fight Seen In Congress Over  Dinmrmaittaa Deanncal

hairman Gurney Of Armed Services Committee Announces He Will Battle To Finish Against Proposal, Approved By Joint Budgetary Group, To Whack $6,000,000,000 Out Of Truman’s Proposed $37,500,000,000 Figure—Other Opposition Develops

Senate Armed Services Commit. tee Chief Announces He Will Oppose Cut   OPPONENTS 'T¢ To TRY TO SHAVE DAWN KEDUCTiO4

STATE WHEAT MAY SET RECORD WITH GOOD CONDITIONS    Eastern New -Mex‘co Fields ir ! Excellent Shape For Bumper Grain Harvest

U.S. To Oppose New Attempt by Russia at Meet   Gromyko Stands Firm For Placing Power  In Security Council

'No Agency to Get Credit for Europe Relief   Secretary of State Gives His Position at New York Forum

SUGGESTION NOT YET PLAW SAYS MARSHALL   Secretary Defines - Scope, Function Of : ‘Sugvestion’

Europe Plan Disclaimed  By Marshall   Secretary Declares Program Joint Government Effort

Marshall Says the Plan’ Is Only a Method of Working   Europe’s Need Is Not a Matter of Argument, Secretary States

Soviets Send Another Hot French Note   Moscow Lodges Sift Protest Against The Arrest Of Eight Russians In France.

DAMACES HIGH AS TORNADOES STRIKE SOUTE   Milwaukee Stranded In Worst Blizzard In 24 Years

Urges America ‘React’ To Totalitarian Threats A gainst Weaker Nations

Frau Wagner Sentenced To 450 Days   Actively Supported Hitler Regime

Hard Labor Term   Daughter-In-Law Of Famed Musician Convicted Of Support Of Hitler

s Wherry InRescue At h Ltither Over Hippa Island s breadstuffs lsCompleted

Wherry Sees Bread Lack — Under Foreign Aid Plan  Senator Warns Against Allowing Wheat Carryover To Drop Too Far’

Possible Shortage Of Bread Foreseer By Sen. Wherry   Fears Foreign Aid Plan May Overtax The Domestic Supph

Bread Shortage Seen If Foreign Aid Digs Deeply Into U. S. Wheat Supply   Flour Milling Experts Say Exports Originally Planned By Administration Would Cut

Possibility  Foreseen .  By Wherry Senator Says  WE heat.Drain . May Be Heavy

WHERRY DECLARES BREAD SHORTAGE MAY HIT THE U.S.   Nebraska Senator Foresees Dearth if Foreign Aid Program Puts Too Heavy a  Drain on Supplies. *   SURPLUS OF GRAIN MAY BE AT LOW EBB   Experts Say Export Plans of Administration Will Cut Wheat Carryover Under  100 Million Bushels,

Wherry Fears. Lack Of Bread ‘In Aid Plans   Dwindling Reserves. Predicted’ By Milling “oo. Eyperte

Wherry Warns Of Possible Bread Shortage   Aid May Be Heavy Drain on Domestic Supplies, Solon Says

Bread Shortage Threat Is Seen   Wheery Sees Danger If Aid Prograrr Puts Too Heavy Drain On Wheat

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today    Aid Program May Bring Bread Shortage, Wherry Warns

YANKS’ RELEASE 1S DEMANDED   Slavs Nab 3 More Americans At Trieste

3S, Seldiers  Bold in Trieste   Yugoslavs Fail to Reply to Demand for Release

Demand Release Of U. S. Soldiers   Arrested Monday by Yuaoslav Troops

CZECHS LIFT SOVIET'S IRON CURTAIN TO ATTEND EUROPE'S RECOVERY PARLEY IN PARIS

$15,000,00( Lopped Off Old Measure  Elintaats School Bus Expenditures 

SCHOOL SUBSIDY BILL READY FOR VOTE IN SENATE   Solons Make Many Last Minute Changes in Measure

SCHOOL BILL RECOMMENDED FOR PASSAGE   Senate Education Committee Approves Altered Measure

Substitute Subsidy Bill For Schools May Get Ohio Senate Vote Today

» Ohio Assembly Altering School Subsidy Measure   Senate Committee Cuts Daniels-Cramer Goal by 15 Million

SENATE GROUP READIES NEW SCHOOL BILL   $15,000,000 Whittled Of: Daniels-Cramer Measure; Substitute Eyed

85 MILLION SET IN SCHOOL BILL   Amendments Offered After Blistering Attack On Plan

Light Vote In Saturday School Board Election   Dillard, Thorne, Pittman ‘Elected

AIRLINE MERGER  OPPOSED   Truman’s Committee Against’ Combining  U. S. Overseas Lines

Gromyko Scores Amended Greek, Turkey Aid Bill   Says Vandenberg Plan Would Disrupt U.N.;  Urges Supervision

Soviet Envoy Denounces Aid Program   Truman Proposals Blasted . by Andrei Gromyke

Gromyko Hits U.S. Proposals In UN Council   Red Demands Help for Greece Be Limited to Economic Assistance

REDS ASSAIL U.S. AID PLAN   Gromyko Renews Attack On Program in Security Council Meeting

Gromyko Demands Limit to Economic Aid for Greece; None to Turkey; Austin Will Make no Answer in U.N. Council,

Soviet Envoy Denounces Aid Program  Truman Proposals Blasted  he Andrai Gramulbe

VANDENBERG GETS BLAST FROM GROMYKO   Russian Charges Entire Situation Gradually Grows Wors

‘SECURITY ISSUE SHOWDOWN WITH “ARGENTINA NEAR   5-Nation Unit To Report; Okay Could Speed Pact

Agreement Is Urged on Argentina   Defense and Security Pac Under Cunsideration at  Petropolis Today

5-Nation Group Calls Showdown On Brazil Pact   To Force Argentine Hand On Secpe of Hemisphere Defense Treaty

AELAMINL lan  at SND  MY Meg  oe oe ee ee ee ee ee ee         Talking Turkey

Forces To Be United   ’ Final Agreement Puts - Question As to Numbe! Of Cabinet Members; A Co-Eaual Air Force

Unification Of Army and Navy Planned   New Secretary National Defense Would Control Operations; Truman Ha Approved Proposal

Gov. Meadows Rumored Retiring From Politics  R. D. ‘Bailey, Okey L. Patterson Aspire To Goaverneopchin      Movie Investigation Ends Without Baring Red Atom Bomb Link         & Unions May Defy NLRB Deadline

Gov. Meadows Rumored Retiring From Politics  R. ‘D. ‘Bailey, Okey L. ‘Patterson Aspire To ‘Governorshia   RAYMOND HUMPHREYS

Defense Treaty For Americas Being Studied   Ecuador's Status Uncertain Following Shift in Leadership

American Republics Wrestle with Terms’ Of Peace Treaty   Ecuador Excluded From Membership In Conference

JACK KRESS IS INDICTED   Voluntary Manslaughter Is Charge For Killing Fisherman .

Hughes’ Factory a “Country Club” Fy-Boss Declares   Discharged Manager Says Speeding Up War Work Impossible

HUGHES’ AIRCRAFT PLANT I$ CALLED A “COUNTRY CLUB”   ‘Discharged Plant Manager  Says He Was Unable to  ! ” Speed Production on Wartime Contracts,   GIVES LONG RECITAL OF INTERNAL BICKERING   Hollywood Millionaire Starts for Washington for Another Appearance Before Senate Probers.

HUGHES PLANT CALLED ‘CLUB   Discharged Manager Tells Probers of Inability To Speed Output

Hughes Plane Plant Termed ‘Country Club   Ex-Manager Tells of Firing Publicity Man Mever at Senate Probe

Witness Says Hughes Plant Country Club   Personally Fired John Meyer But Didn't Stick

Hughes’ Aircraf Factory Called ‘Country Club’  Fired Manager Tells of Inability To Speed Work   E75 NNN Inb

‘Country. Cluy “Airplane. _ = ot actory: --Kormer Manager States

Lx-Plant Manager Calls Hughes’ Firm  “Country Club”, Says He Fired Meyer

TROOPS ORDERED 70 FLOOD AREAS   U.S. Engineers Begin Work on WaterSoaked Levees

Security Council Begins Debate On Arms Reduction After Delay  American Proposals For Disarmament Expected kT. Cn Aa. Waal On’ With Omnncitian Re Rarccia

12 GERMA PRISON CAMP WORKERS DIE   Hanging of Operators of Infamous Mauthausen Unit Will Be Followed by 27 Additional Executions Tomorrow.

22 OPERATORS OF GERMAN PRISON DIE ON GALLOWS  27 MORE SLATED TO DIE TOMORROW FOR

27 Others To Hang To Tomorrow . . vale  22 Go To Gallows As War Criminals

GALLOWS BUSY; 22 NAZIS. DIE   27 Others Face Noose for War Atrocities

22 NAZI OPERATORS OF CONCENTRATION CAMP HANGED BY U.S.   Held Responsible for Deaths of 700,000 Wartime Victims; 27 More To Follow.

Pay Penalty For Cruelty   Allies Hang 22 Nazi_  Death Camp Guards; 27 to Die Tomorrow

PAY WITH LIVES FOR ATROCITIES AT DEATH CAMP   Austrian Breaks Cords And Battles For 18 Minutes Before Succumbing

22 Nazi Prison Camp Operators Die On Gallows   Mass Executions Begin In Germany; 27 Others To Hang Tomorrow.

22 Nazis Are Hanged By U.S. Army   27 More To Follow Them Tomerrow For Committing Murders And Atrocities

Allies Hang 22 Of Nazi Operators Of Malthausen Prison  And 27 Others To Go To Gallows Tomorrow For Part In Infamous Crimes

» 22: ARE HANGED IN-REICH, WAR > DEEDS BLAMED   Mauthausen Comp Operators Will Be Followed to Gal_lows By 27-Others

22 Operators Of Nazi Camps Die On Gallows   27 Others To Follow Tomorrow; Convictec Of Murdering More Than 700,000 In mates: Executioners Work Swiftly.

HANG 22 NAZI OPERATORS OF PRISON CAMP   27 Others to Die Wednesday in Record Executions of War Criminals

Hang 2? Nazis For War Crimes   Mass Executions Of Germans Condemned For Prison Camp Outrages   TWENTY-SEVEN MORE TO DIE WEDNESDAY

HST 27 MORE FOR EXECUTION   Group Will Hang Wednesday After 22 Nazi Prison Guards Die

Yanks Hang 22 for Nazi   Biggest Execution Y ¢?; Group Convicted of Camp Horrors.

Execute 22 Operators Of Nazi Prison Camp   All Convicted by U.5. War Crimes Court OF Murders. Atrocities

22 Hang for Prison Camp  Atrocities 27 Others to Die  on Gallows in   27 Others to Die on Gallows in Reich Tomorrow

22 Nazis Executed F or Mauthausen ‘Camp Atrocities   Twenty-Seven Others Arc to Be Hanged Wednesday at Landsberg by Aniericaus

22 Convicted Nazis Hanged   Pay Penalty for War Crimes; 27 More To Die Tomorrow

12 Nazis Die in Mass Execution  Concentration Camp Operators Hanged

22 Nazis Hanged For War Crimes In German Camps   27 Others Will Follow Them To  Gallows Tomorrow

YANKS HANG 22 GERMAN CAMP RULERS   27 Others Are Scheduled to Be Hanged Wednesdoy

Nazis Hanged For War Crimes Today   Twenty-Two Executed And 27 More Are To Follow Wednesday

27 Others Face Death for War  Time Atrocities   Operated Camp Near Linz Where 700,000 Were Interred During War

TWENTY-TWO NAZI CONCENTRATION OPERATORS LANCET   Twenty-seven Others Are Scheduled to Follow Tomorrow,   BIG MASS EXECUTION   All Were Convicted of Murder Atrocities Against Inmates of Camps.

Allies Execute 22 in ‘Former Nazi Camp for War Slaughter   Schedule 27 More to Die on Gallows in Prison Yard Tomorrow

22 Convicted Nazis Pay Death Penalty On Prison Gallows   27 Others Hang In Largest Mass Allied Execution

22 Nazi Prison Guards Hanged: More to Follow   27 Scheduled to Die on Gallows © Tomorrow

22 OPERATORS OF NAZI CAMPS ARE EXECUTED   27 More Scheduled t« Hang for Crimes Wednesday

12 Operators of Famous Nazi Camp Hanged  27 Others To Go To Gallows In  Germany Tomorro\

[Nazi Criminals Die On Gallows  For Atrocities   27 More To Be Executed Tomorrow In Landsburg For Murdering At ~ Least 760,000 ©   Three Yanks Have Roles Of Hangmen   Doomed Men Walk Calmly To Their Deaths; One Snaps Cords, Fights To Avert Penalty

22 Nazis Hang  For Crimes   27 Others Follow; Biggest Mass Executions Of War  Criminals Yet.

22 NAZI WAR CRIMINALS DIE   Mauthausen Camp Officials And Guards Hanged At Landsberg Prison

For Murders   27 Others Slated To Be Executed; Were Operators Of Camp At Mauthausen

RE DU HANG TOMORROW FOR WAR GRIMES   Defendants Convicted O Kiling More Than 700 000 Parcone

27 Others  To Hang Tomorrow ... .  22 Go To Gallows As War Criminals

22 Officials of Concentration Camp Hanged   27 Others To Follow Them in Death Tomorrow

12 Operators Of Nazi Camp Are Hanged   27 Others Slated To Follow Them To Gallows

22 Operators of Nazi Camp Hang   Convicted of Wartime Atrocities Against Helpless Victims

Go To Gallows For Atrocities at Mauthausen   27 More To Follow Tomorrow in Biggest Mass Executions -

122 Operators Of Infamous Nazi Concentration Camp At Mauthausen Hanged; 27 Others To Die Wednesday

Two Colleges Seek Budget Boosts Monday   Proposal Introduced to Change Procedure for Municipal Annexations

34 BARRED FROM STATE DEPT. 1088 INLOYALTY CHECK   Twelve Persons Fired Out tight As Communists Or Fellow Travelers

Cache Thought Much As $50 Million Start Treasure Hunt For Ribbentrop Gold

RILL ODOM SEES TRUMAN.   Global Flier Meets President Following Press Conference,

Query Marshall About His Plan   Sinkiang Crisis Part Of Truman Policy Reaction

Today’s Outlook   By JAMES D. WHITE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst  LIFTING SILENCE ON SINKIANG ROW MAY PROVE SIGNIFICANT

Seen This Morning   —Fall wear for mam’selle. —Watermelon +ale., —_tfarylaths cabbare.

Estimate ' damage of 2 Million Do.’ ‘ars at Flooded Vermont Town

‘QUAKES ROCK CENTRAL PERT   4 Dead, Scores Hurt In Shock: Series 

Central Peru Shaken by Earthquake   At Least 4 Persons Killed: Number Hurt Undetermined

War Controls Advoeated in Some Quarters   Meat Industry Given Subpenas; District Attornevs Told to Act

Varying Remedies Ara Being Proposed by Experts to Halt Mountinga Costs

PACKERS ARE ORDERED INTO COURT   Investigation of High Food Prices Promised By U. S. Government

Food Costs Continue Dizzy Upward Spiral   Price Investigation Scheduled Next Week tn Chiceaao

Food Prices Are Still Rising as Inquiry Begins   Grand Jury Will Delve _ Into Meat Costs, at  Chicago Sept. 22

Food Priees Move Higher as Experts Propose Remedies   Voluntary Rationing, Imposition of Wartime Controls Suggested by Officials And Legislators As Prices Soar Again

U.S. Stands For Baruch  Atom Plan   False Reports In UN Circles Portray Uncle Sam In Mood to Change His Position On Atomic Contral

Dying Hurricane Battering Rich Shreveport Farm Lands; New Orleans Totals Damage

National Guard Patrols Four Smashed Cities  Three Known Dead ;   Three Known Dead; Estimates of Toll Run at Hich as 20

The National Whirtivic   News Behind the News  Washmpton -.-... Ray Tucker

THOUSANDS OF JEWS, ARABS EVICTED   british Clear Way for Armed Forces in Jerusalem

British Creating New Strongpoints Inside Jerusalem   Thousands Of Jews And Arabs Being Evicted To Make Way For Move

a oe Ue “oe  Ie oins: ‘Pack Wanting to See Ho ow ‘Everything Works Out

@ PAUL MALLON—        Joins Pack Wanting to See How Everything Works Out

Cabinet Trio Spurns Quiz   Army Office Official On Senate ‘Carpet’

Truman Didn't Know Pauley  Owned Grain   _Aide to Royall Admits — “$100,000 Market Loss’

Grain Gamblers’ Names Withheld From Committee   GOP Senator Says Administration Refuses Request

Speculators Held Secret Charged AtPauley Probe   Pauley Maintains Plea Of Innocence

Large Crowd Attends Mexia Merchant Meet   Vote for Voluntary . Mexia Parking Plan

Richberg Sees Labor Threat Of Civil War  — Former NRA Leader   _ Former NRA Leader : Says Curbs Must Re Annhed

Liquor Bill Dead, Closed Shop I Bill” urguments. Heard   Prominent Citizens  Speak On. Labor Bill

One Lone Bill On Alcohol Is Likely Doomed   Proposals For Statewide Liquor Referendum Killed By Senate Committee; Lincoln Solon Says Rights Of People Denied.

Taft Reveals New Move By White House   President Summons Special Session of Cabinet Today

PRESIDENT CALLS FOOD CONFERENCE   Congressional Leaders to Meet With Him Monday

TRUMAN CALLS. CABINET FOR FOOD SURVEY   President to Make Annotincement Soon on High Prices and Hungry Europe.  RULLETIN

Will Meetin Washington On Monday   Called Special Meeeting of Cabinet Today to Discuss  Food Situation

MART CAPERS REFLECTED IN CORNER STORI   Housewife’s Budgetary Costs Are Down from Coast to Coast.

ND MRS. BAKER Dit NUD AT WORTHING!   Rites Are Pending Today for Well Known Woman.

'LANGLEY COLLYER’S BODY IS  FOUND BURIED UNDER DEBRIS   61-Year-Old Eccentric Is Victim Of One Of His Booby Traps In New York Mansion; Died Before His Blind Brother, Police Believe

Rat-Gnawed Body of Langley Collyer, Victim Of Own Booby Trap, Found in Eerie Mansion

Mystery Now Deepens About Telephone Call That Opened First Search of Old House

 . xe . Police Find Body Of Langley Collyer Buried Under Junk In  Fantastic Fifth Avenue Home

Langley Collyer Found Dead in House, Victim Of His Own Booby Trar

Second Collyer Found Dead, Victim Of Own Trap in Junk-Filled House

Victim Of Own Boobytrap In Mansion  Police Locate Body Of Langley Collyer

VICTIM OF BOOBY TRAP . Langley Collyer’s Body Found in Old Mansion

LANGLEY COLYER 1S FOUND DEAD   RECLUSE A VICTIM OF OWN ROOBY THAP IN DILAPIDATED MANSION,

{8-DAY SEARCH REVEALS BODY OF LANGLEY COLLYER--RECLUSE PERISHED IN OWN “BOOBY TRAP”   Detectives Express Belief His Death Occurred Before That of Brother Homer, March 21— Tons of Junk Removed During Search— Puzzling Questions May Have Some Answers——49 Cousins Survive

Missing Hermit Found Dead in Mansion,  Crushed by Junk From Own Boohy Tran

MYSTERY ENDS WITH — FINDING DEAD RECLUSE   Langley Collyer’s Body Found Under One Of His Booby Traps

Recluse Collyer Found Dead by Searchers In Debris Littered Home   Ry RICHARD FEEFHAN And JIOF HALL

Searchers Find Body Of Langley Collyer      Recluse Found Dead Un der Debris In Fan! tastic Home

Discovered Beneath Debris In Same Room Where Blind Brother Died Last Month

RECLUSE DEAD IN BOOBY TRAP   Langley Collyer Hunt Knds As Body Is Found In Debris

House Slaps at Red Satellites   Votes to Ban Relief for Such Nations Unless U.S. Supervises Aid

‘European Relief Plan Is Approved By Senate Group   Committee Declines To Specify Where 350 Million Fund Will Boa SGnand

HOUSE FAVORS      Tentative” Vote. Slashes. Funds For Relief Program For“: Foreign’ Nations “   CHINA AND SIX OTHER: COUNTRIES: MAY BENEF

House Would Deny Aid To All Nations  Shales Beasaoatesen Bhasceola

Russia Racks Up Eighteenth Veto; Three Nations F'ail UN Membership

Applications ‘Jf 2 Nations Are Opposed   Membership Of Austria And Italy Ruled Out

SOVIET VETOES: TWO UNO BIDS   italy, Austria. Blocked By Russian Action

‘Nations Denied U.N. Membership By Russian Vote   String of Vetoes In  Security Council Run Up to 18 by Russia

BLOCK ACTION ON APPLICATION T0 UNITED NATIONS   IN EARLIER ACTION U. S. VETOES PLEA TO ACCEPT HUNGARY

Vetoes  Stymie  Council   Sdviet “No’s” Block Action  ‘on Applications

Bids of Austria, ltaly Rejected By Reds Action   Hungary Also Loses On 1 to 1 Vote With Nine Not Balloting

Block Austria And Italy From Membership   Hungary's Applicatior Also Turned Down At Lake Success

BULGARIAN AND ROMANIAN BIDS ALSO REJECTED   U. 5. Moves To Turn Entire Question Over To Gen aoml Becmmbkly

Russia Vetoes UN. Bids of Italy, Austria   Hungary Fails To Get Enough Council Votes To Win Membership

VETO USED TWICE   Russia Blocks Applications of Italy - Austria for U.N.

Austria and Italy Out   Uses Veto Twice to Bar  Two from  United Nations

RED VETOES BAR 2 NATIONS U.N. BID:   Italy And Austria Turned Down; Hungary Rejected In Previous Action

ee  ‘Soviets Use Veto Twice  To Bar U.N. Applicants   Action Blocked on Applications of Italy, Austria For Membership

Russia Uses Veto On Italy And Austria   Instrument Applied To Bar Decision By Assembly On Admission To UN

PAIR VETOES BAR ITALY AND AUSTRIA   Gromyko Moves Rapidly To Increase Russian Negative Score.

Reds Use Veto Twice in Rapid Succession in UN   Block Action on Two Applications

Russia Blocks UN Members   Says Violation O: U.N. Charter, Pots.  dam Treaty.

Hungary Bid for UN Seat Turned Down   Syria Only Nation Favoring Admission of Former Satellite

FUNDS OF U. $   Appropriation Bills Caught in Congressional Logjam

BEVIN TAKES DIRECT HAND IN PALESTINE   British Foreign Secretary Move to Settle Crisis Under Public Pressure.

BEVIN INVITES CUNNINGHAM TO PALESTINE TALK   British Foreign Secretary Takes Hand in Dispute

BEVIN ENTERS PALESTINE ROW   CALLS MILITARY CONFERENCE ON HOLY LAND

Bevin Studies Palestine Crisis   British Official Gets First Hand Data From High Commissioner

‘Two Deaths Are Caused In Arkansas   Several Qther Persans Injured and Widespread Property  and Crop Damage Created Teer “Taser, Chet. T’.

PRE-DAWN WIND CAUSED TWO DEATHS IN TWO STATES   Swept Through Northeast Part of State and Southenat Missouri,   (HOV DAMAGH HEAVY   lave Vorsvthe of Near Tyler, Mo., Killed When House Overturned,

CYCLONIC WINDS KILL 2, INJURE 21   ‘HEAVY CROP AND PROPERTY DAMAGE CAUSED BY MiSsSOURI-ARKANSAS STORM,

New Wind Storm Hits   Two Persons Dead and Many Injured in Arkansas-Missouri Area

More Cyclonic Winds Kill Two in Midwest   Second Windstorm Hits Nartheast Arkansas and Southenzt Micenurt

‘At Least Two Persons Killed Manv Iniured   Southeast: Missouri, Northeast Arkansas Lashed: Before Dawn

15 CENTS HOURLY.   Pact Expected To Set Pace For Steel Indus.  try; Workers Agree Not To Preac Portal Suite

Aceord Seen Pattern For Other Lines   Fairless Hopes To Keep Prices Down, Speed Production

U. S. Steel anc CIO Agree on  Wage Increase  124% Cent Pay Gain Granted; Price Hike Mav Not Follow

‘Big Steel’s’ Pact With Union Paves  Way For Industry   Year Of Peace And Production In Nation’s Vital Steel Industry Assured; CIO-USW Agrees To Drop Portal Pay Suits

US. Steel Signs with C.1.0. Union   $1-a-Day Increase May Set Pace for Other Industries

PACT COVERS 2-YEAR TERM; SUITS DROPPED   Corporation President Hopeful Against Hike In Price of Products

GENERAL WAGE INCREASE OF $1 A DAY GRANTED   Agreement In Steel Indastry May Set Pattern For Other Firms   AGREEMENT MADE © ON TWO-YEAR BASIS

Two Killed In Traffic Crash At Custer City   Hushand, Two Other Children Escape Wher Car Smashes Truck

Three Others Hurt As Automobile Rams Into Parked Truck   Mrs. Robert Brocious and 5-Year-Old Boy of Lewis Run Meet Death While on Way to Bradford; Girl Seriously Lojured

3 White Prisoners Draw Convictions By Court Martial   Cases Grew Out of Rio! at Fort Leavenworth Barracks in May

State Department Publishes Secret Agreemenis of Big Three Powers   Marshall Urges All Nations Who Fought Germany Have Treaty Voice

Secret Clauses of Tehran, Potsdam, Yalta Talks Bared   Last of Hushed Points Now Public Officials Promise

“ECRETS’ OF nC THREE GET DIBLIC AIRING   past’ Of Teheran, Yalta And Potsdam Clauses On Record

LAST ‘SECRET’ AGREEMENTS OF BIG 3° BARED   Acheson Makes Score of Clauses Public as He Agreed Last Week

Release Final   Promise Last Of Clauses Of Tehran, Yalta, Pods-dam Agreements.

LAST OF SECRETS OF WAR-TIME B THREE MEETS TOLD   Tehran, Yalta and Potsdam Ses *sion Secret Clauses Revealed'to Public

Secret Pacts Rre Revealed   Tehran, Yalta, Potsdan Clauses, Long Dark, Now Made Public

Rest of Secret Big 3 Pacts Laid on Table   Documents Include Turkey War Plans, German Reparations

Day And Night Sessions Planned Ts Break Leg: islative Jam   MANY CONTROVERSIAL BILLS AWAIT ACTION.

Assembly Jam Held Certain   Action is Still Awaited « on : More: Than: 500°:  ‘Measures

Justice Court Urged to Hear Brifish Charge   Polish Request To Get Backing From Russians

EIGHT-DAY RAIL STRIKE I$ OVER   Two Brotherhoods Accept 15-Cent Hike; Resume Steel Output

STEEL TIEUP _ STRIKE ENDS   : te  RAIL EMPLOYES AGREE TO  NEW WAGE SCALE—180,000. TON OF STEEL LOST

Eight-Day Rail Strike In Steel Plants Is Ended   Strike Tieing Up Pittsburgh Area Steel Plants Comes To End Suddenly   MAKE PLANS TO RE-OPEN PLANTS

 —PAY ACCORD— 17,500 To Return In4Plants   RAIL BIG FIVE. & LISTS DEMANDS

Rail Strike,  Halting Steel Output, Ends   20,009 Tons Raw Steel Lost Daily; 1,800 Receive Wage Raise

HALTRUSSIAIS © MARSHALL PLEA   Secretary Hits Red Policy On Eve Of Departure For Conference

SECRETARY LASHES MOSCOW FOR ATTACKS ON U.5.. AND BLOCKING RE.  COVERY .

Marshall Ready To Make Trp For London Parley   Big Four Foreign Ministers To Make New Attempt To Frame German Treaty   MARSHALL SCORES SOVIET ATTACKS

‘Testimony Shows No Wind Shift on Day Plane Crashec   FEugines Not ‘Cut? Says Qne Observer; Craft Smoked Before It  Hit Says Ober

Congress Promises Fall Inquiry into Graham's: Dealings   President ‘Says Physician to Stay On at White House

Pres Physician Under Inquiry, In Spectulations   Left Matters Up To His Broker

FULL SUBPOENA POWERS GIVEN TO COMMITTEE   ‘Truman Says Per:  sonal Physician to Remain at His Post

Lengthy Listing Of Speculators Ready Tonight   Truman's Physician Faces Investigation Into His Activities

Coal Shortage. Strike:  Wo.  Blamed for Ges?"   Home - -- Even at UMW, Ship - -Walkout’ Spreads

COAL MINERS TIGHTEN BELTS   Prepare for Long Period of Unemployment — “Confident that They Will be: Out of Work for Some Time After 10 Day Vacation.

MINERS FEELING COAL SHORTAGE   Diggers Cutting Expenses, Expecting Long Layoff From Jobs

Dams Suggested lor Mscetahiiek  State. to Ask Army To Study Problem Of Flood Control

ILLINOIS CITIES UP POLICE PAY   SURVEY REVEALS AN AVERAGE OF $215 IN CITIES OVER 60,000

GOP Senators Back Plan For Merger —   Single Cabinet Office Would Head U. S. Armed Services Now

Cain Among Backers of Defense Plan   Five Senators Who Served In Armed Forces Favor Unification; Magnuson WVoicec Onnosition

Truman To Send Bill Soon On Service Union  Merger Legislation To Be Drafted By Joint Committee

Military Step Wins Backing   Senators Line Up  Behind Merger Plan

President To Submit Bill Soon”   To Be Drafted By White House, War Navy Departments

SENATE CONFIRMS LEWIS W. DOUGLAS   Former Budget Director sador to Great Britain.  Wins

Levy Is Cut To3 Cents By Committee   Proposed Law Declared Discriminatory; Would Yield Million Annually

Special Commission Recommends Rules On Nitrate to-Prevent Another Texas Ciiy

Krug Says Kaiser Put Heat on All   Interior Secretary Talk: With Senators About Hughes Story.

Hughes’ Contract Is Eyed   Krug Says He Heard Kaiser Put On Heat To Build Airplanes

Secretary Krug Will Be Called As Key Witness   Hollywood Showgirl Testifies He Attended Gay Wartime Parties Of Hughes   PLANE CONTRACTS OF HUGHES TO BE PROBED

Krug Discusses Hughes Contracts After Showgirl Story Of Gay Party

TELEPHONES REMAIN IN DEADLOCK   Union Leader Says Only Specific Wage Offer Can Break It

Both Factions Spurn Phone Plan of U.S.   Workers Wanting Specific Increase Offer by Company

Beirne Will Listen Only To Pay Offer   Injunction Kills Effectiveness Of New Jersey Law

Schwellenbach’s Telephone Strike Peace Plan Fails   Union Leaders to Use Radio to Reply to Cabinet Member's Talk

Public Pressure On Strike Principles Urgec   Only Specific Wage Offer Can Break Deadlock Savs Beirne

U. §. Arbitration Plan Rejected   Union Awaits Offer on Wage Issue

U.S. Telephone Plan Rejected   Secretary Calls Upon Public To Insist On Settlement

Union Firm In Demands   President of National Telephone Workers Federstion-Says Negotiations Will Be Resumed If Snecific Waae Offer Is Made.

Phone Strikers Await Specific Pay Hike Offer   Beirne Confident After Rejecting Mediation Plan

TELEPHONE UNION PLANS 10 GARRY HGHT 10 PUBLIC   Workers and Company Re ject Schwellenbach’s Arbitration Plan

Boost In Wages Still Deadlocks All Negotiations   Schwellenbach Urges Pressure By Public

Phone Union, Company Bar Arbitration   Federation Will Give Public Reasons For Refus ing To End Strike

Phone Strike Negotiations Deadlocked   Federation President Says Only A Company Wage Offer Can End 10- a Day Wlalbeaunt .

NEED SPEGIHG WAGE OFFER IN PHONE STRIKE   Only Wage Deadlock Can Be Broken Claims Head of Union

Arbitration Rejected, More Wages Only Way Te Break Long Deadlock   Head Of Strikers Declares NFTW Will Not Seriously Consider Any Proposal That Omits Union’s $12-Week Pay Boost.

Telephone Peace Talks Wait Wage Offer by AT&!   Strike Chief Sees Talks Deadlocked Until Proposal Is Submitted   BEIRNE CONFIDENT OF UNION VICTORY   Says Policy Committee of NETW Will Consider Only Specific Offer

TRANSPORT IN AKRON HALTED   BUS SERVICE - STOPS WHEN 142 MACHINISTS STAGE WALKOUT IN WAGE DISPUTE

Strike Ties Up Akron Buslines   Machinists Stage Midnigh' Walkout; 100,000 Resi.  dents Minus Trensnortationn

NaziUnderground Smashed by Army   Americans, British Get Leaders Armed with Secret Germ Weapon

Assert Group Armed With Secret Weapon   Bacteriological War on Soviet Reported Planned

Meat Packers Told Unions To Ask Wage Boost   ‘Contracts Will Be ‘Reopened in Six Firms.

Ask Meat Packers to Increase Pay  CIO Union Demands New Bargaining

CIO Packers Ask Wage  Increase Contract Reopening Affects More Than QNH Weas+bere Lleve

OHIO LIQUOR STOCK, AT NEW HIGH PEAK   Slump In Sales Accounts For Large Supply

New Protest Sent by U.S. To Yugoslav  Government   End Is Demanded To Ultimatums From Tito Troops In Trieste Area

PROTEST FIRED AT YUGOSLAVIA   Action Of Tito’s Troops   Seen As Dangerous  In Trieste Area

U.S. WARNS TIT0 AGAINST ACTIONS IN TRIESTE ARE?   Strong Note Demands Immediate End to ‘irresponsible’ Ultimatums.   LAND SEIZURE CITED   Allied Commander Ordered to Maintain ‘Established Provisional Line.’

NEW PROTEST FIRED BY U.S. AT TIT GOVT   End of Ultimatums By Troops At Trieste Demanded in Note

‘Love’ Was Only Bondage for Dora, Mrs. Ingalls Says in Slavery Trial

BRITAIN WANTS TOUT COSTS   America To Pay Major Share For Feeding Beaten Germans

Britain Seeks to Put Larger Burden on U.S.   Occupation Costs Now Divided Evenly; To Ask U.S. To Pav More = -

British Ask Relief From Heavy Costs   Plan Conference To Discuss Plan

U. S. Agrees To Talk Taking Larger Share   Conference To Take Place In October, Enelish Would Pay Onlv 15 Per Cent

BRITAIN ASKS U.S. AID IN REIGH BILLS   Scrapping of 50-50 Arrangement Sought; Conference Is Planned

US Asked to Pay More of  German Costs   Conference on Plea of Britain Is Set For Earlv October

U.S. To Listen To British Plea On Occupation   Wants This Country To Assume More Of Cost in Germany

British Want U.S. to Carry Reich Burden   Parley to Study Bizonal Costs Set in October; Renavk Pevuie dalla

NO RELIEF IN SIGHT   Flora Predicts Fair and Hot Weather Thru Tomorrow

First Time In Five Years   MacArthur's Last Previous Formal News Meet Was Before Move to Corregidor

PARTY SCALES MT. NPKINLE   “orth America’s Highest Peak Ascended Saturday

ear Several Deadin Rocket Plant Blast   Dozen Injured by” Explosion in Enaland

‘Explosions Occur at Britain's Experimental /Rocket Missile Plant

Strike Threat For Pay Hikes Menaces Italy   Nation-wide Stoppage’ By ‘Municipal Workers Is Addéd To Problems -Of De Gasperi

Teamsters Join Angry Farmers In Price Fight   Strikers Carry Guns Openly; One Trucker Reported Fired on

Rep. Reeves Says Government Ends Year in Red, Report is Misleading —

IKE SAYS U. S. IS LACKING STRENGTH TO -REPEL ATTACK   Ne Coustry, Hewever, Would ' Proveke War, Press is Told

No War Plot Afoot, Says Ike  But ‘Immature Nation Might Start One, Ue Rent! Aware

General Motors Plans Ohio Plant      TICw RENTAT. 1NRRARY   WANTEN RY MARCH 20TH

UNION LETTER OF MARCH 3 TO GOV, GREEN IS MADE PUBLIC   Charges Dept. Of Mines Ignored Inspector’s Report On Centralia Mine

Judge Declares He Can’t Rule on Love’s Disregard For Disparity of Age

PRESIDENT ENJOYS CATOCTIN WEEK-END   Fruman Hikes And Swims At Mountain Eetreat: Night Air  Torn<e Cool

Strike at Ford Plant Voted to Begin Tuesday   Chance Remains To Avert, Walkout, Negotiate Today

France, Italy Reeds Listed   Nearly $1,100,000 000 Wanted During the Next Six’ Months

France, Italy Ask Billion of U. S.   Requirements for Next Six Months Are “StopGap” Financial Needs Pending Implementation of the Marshall Plan.

France, Italy Ask For More Than Billion   Requests Filed In Washincton

Communistic Regime Grips North Greece   Rebel Government Tied to Russians; U. 8. Gets Arms Call

Mrs. Roosevelt Answers Soviet War Mongering   Belgium's Premier Accusses Yugoslavia Of ‘Mocking’  Security Council By Not Cooperat-

Mrs. Roosevelt Cites U.S. Right of Criticism  In Answer to Russians

‘War-Mongering’ Barb Answered  Mrs. Roosevelt Makes Official Reply

REDS INFORMED U.S. CLINGS TO ITS RIGHTS   Mrs. FDR Replies to Broadsides Fired By Andrei Vishinsky

et op er ah bn on UU! iLicisii is pacrvone  Of U. S.. Soviets Told

MRS. ROOSEVELT GIVES ANSWER TO VISHINSKY      Says U. S. Clings To Right Of Criticism And  Disagreement   BELGIAN ACCUSES TITO GOVERNMENT

U.S. ‘Clings To Right of Criticism,’  Russia Told  Mrs. Roosevelt Makes Reply to Vishinsky Charges  Of ‘Warmonevering

NV SENATE HEARING   Recent Progress Will Be Lost if Congress Fails to Act before June 50. He Declares.   RECOMMENDATION IS MADE BY U. M. W.

PRIEST KNIFED DURING SERVICE      Victim Will Recover; Youth Held

New Orleans Priest Recovering after r Altech Bv Glassy-Eved Texan During Church aiuision

TEXAS SEAMAN HELD FOR ATTACK  Jesuit Priest Stabbed With Pocket Knife Af High Mass

Former Beaumonter Held After Priest Attacked With Knife at New Orleans

Wallace Lashes At U. S. ‘Imperialism’  Charges That’s Way Noten Going About  st

WALLACE URGES U.S... OBTAIN ARABIAN OIL: THROUGH U.N, AGENC)  PETROLEUM AMERICAN GOAL IN MIDDLE EAST, EX-OFFICIAL ASSERTS

Wallace Lashes At U. 5. ‘Imperialism’  Charges That’s Way Nation Going About . Gatting Eaudi Acct? ‘tf

Rioting Breaks Out in Jerusalen   Angry Crowds Hurl Stones Through Shop Windows

Good Unions Need Not Feat Labor Bill, McCarthy Tells 'Wisconsin CIO Delegation

Missing Weapon, Definite Motive Make Baffling Case of Portsmouth Slaying

REPORT A ROBBERY   Phi Delta Theta Member: Lost About $150 Last Night

U.S. UN Delegation To Be Compact Group  Para we ee 7" Pa a eeresn la pl ‘iat eget

U.S. UN Delegation To Be Compact Group  - aR .. avacchsn ann 7 eens m.. Banctcndsanee an a. 1. iene in oo

U. S. REPRESENTATIVES IN UN. BEING ORGANIZED IN EFFICIENT GROUP BY CHIFF OF DELEGATION

Russia Approval Looms Today In Palestine Split  Prepares Qualified Sanction As ‘Second Best’ Settlement

THREE KILLED AND FIFTEEN WOUNDED SINCE CEASE FIRE ORDER GIVEN — ’ TUESDAY

U. S: Refuses To: Keep.  Pits Closed   Rejects Lewis Plan For Inspections _ Before Men Return

'—U. S. BALKS — Refuses  ToClose AI But 2 Pits   LEWIS’ DEMAND TURNED DOWN

Diplomatic Rebuke Handed To Soviets   Government of Robert Schuman Refuses fo  Accept Moscow’ Note Which Severed Trade Negotiations and Ousted French hAlceinn fram Russia.

France Refuses Note by Russia As Crass Insult  Action Moves Natio. S s FT. ..eb td.   Action Moves Natior Closer to Possible ‘Break in Relations

Red Note to French  Snubbed   Moscow Terms on Trade Break Unacceptable

SAAR VOTERS IN TREK 10 POLLS   Election of 50 Deputies Seer As First Step in Joining With France

SAAR TO ELECT DEPUTIES TODA)   VOTE WILL BE FIEST STEP TOWARD ECONOMIC ATTACHMENT TO FRANCE.

World Disarmament is Expected to Take Many Years  UN Officials Discover Colossal Task Is Facing Them Now

Arms Reduction May Take Years  UN Officials Find Task Colossal One

2 States Want U.N. to Probe Refugee Sites   Slavs Press for Inclusion Tu Holy Land Inquiry; hAeah Rawants BT.

SLAVS PRESS FOR UN PROBE OF D. P. CAMPS   Broadening of Inquiry By Palestine Body To Be Sought

Arabs Will Press for Wider Probe  Would Investigate Refugee Camps —

BITTER FIGHT INSIDE UNION   SECRETARY OF AUTO UNION SAYS PRESIDENT REUTHER WILL BE OUSTED. -

1947 EDITION OF SAFETY ~ ‘EAGT’ OFF PRESS TODA   BOOK NOTES THAT ACCI. DENTS ARE FOURTH MOST IMPORTANT CAUSE OF DEATH

U.S, Receives Assurances From Britain   Hasty Evacuation of Troops From Greece Not Planned

British Time Greece Exit   U.S. Told Withdrawal Will Not Be Hasty

British Said Backing U.S. Balkans Plar   Warren Austin, Chief U.5 Delegate, Has Plan For Commission to Settle Disputes

Tsaldaris Arrives  Britain Backs U.S. Demands For Firm UN  Balkan Action   Austin Asks Council To Appoint Group As Arbiter In Row

Britain Backs Balkan Action   Favors U. 5. Demand For U. N. to Step In

MARTIN DENIES HE'S CANDIDATE HOR GOP RACE   RY DEAN W DITTMER ip staff Correspendent

BER pastas LO PODER aCe ER RTE BAN REET aE LE EER TR PTT RCT RC Teer oe RR EN Re TOTES eee RTS RC a ee  House Speaker Martin Plans Western. Tour

Warns Assembly Some Surplus Should Be Held   Governor Wants Increase For Teachers To Become Effective As Of January 1

FOREIGN AID GRAVY TRAIN IS OPPOSED   American Help Must Not Benefit Black Market, Senators Insist.

BOB HOPE PROGRAM CUT OFF FOR FIVE SECONDS   Reference Te Anether Alr She & Brings. Silence.

Reds Ouster Wins Approval   French Socialists Back Premier's Act   Coo! Weather To Remain Awhile   Silent Treatment Given Bob Hope by NBC Network

World Trade Is Discussed By President   Truman “Stresses Need For Reestablishment Of World Trade As Peace Aid   MAKES ADDRESS AT WACO, TEXAS

PRESIDENT DECLARES WELFARE OF ALL NATIONS HAS : EFFECT ON HOPES. FOR PEACE

TRUMAN URGES WORLD TRADE   Geneva Parley Holds Ke\ To Solution, President Asserts

GUNMAN SLAYS TWO OFFICERS   Gun Battle in Hotel Room’ Re sults in Wounding, Capture of Suspect

TWO OFFICERS SHOT TO DEATH IN RENO HOTEL   Attempting to Ar rest Suspects in Tavern Holdups

TWO OFFICERS © ~ SLAIN.AT RENO   SUSPECT IN, HOLDUPS KILLED POLICE, CAPTAIN AND DETECTIVE IN HOTEL, ‘ ROOM

2 Reno Cops Slain; Bandit Suspect Held   Youth, 18, Wounded After Shooting. Pair In Hotel Room

Latest Of Byrnes, Marshall   —GUNS BLAZE, THREE DEAD— Detective, Two Others Slain In Toledo Battle

THREE KILLED: IN GUN FIGHT   [TOLEDO D DETECTIVE AND Two  SUSPECTS ARE VICTIMS ‘OF BTREET BATTLE... '

Detective, 2 Men Slain In Gun Battle   Second Policeman  Shot In Toledo

POLICE ENGAGE IN GUN BATTLE      Toledo City D tect ive, ‘Two Susp ‘are: Killed ' and Pati a

DETECTIVE SLAIN IN TOLEDO BATTLE   Two Assailants Are Killed by  Officer's Companion

POLICEMEN SLAIN BY THEFT SUSPECTS   Two Are Shot Down Making Arrests in Reno Hoiel

2 RENO OFFICERS KILLED IN FIGHT   ESCAPED GUNMAN, WOUNDED “IN HOTEL ROOM BATTLE, ADMITS SHOOTING,

32 Filipino Felons Seize City’s Control   Authorities Report Order Restored; Three Were Killed and 10: Othere Cantured

Heavily Armed Escaped Prisonerg Take Calapan, Mindoro's Capital Governor, City Officials Hostages; Appeal for Help Flown to Manila

32 Prisoners Seize Town In Philippine   Leader, Two Others Slain as MP’s Retake Colapan in Battle

Military Police Restore Order In Philippines City After Convicts’ Uprising

Military Routs Prisoners And Restores Order   island Capital In Philip. pines Back In The Bande Of Law.

Big Jail Break Occurs i in Philippines   Order Is Restored At Calapan After Bitter Gun Action

\Ouell 32 Escaped Prisoners After Seizure of Capital of Mindoro Islanc

Prisoners Seize Mindoro Capital; Hold Hostages  Leader Killed By Army Police

First Surplus in 17 Years However Is Half Billion Under Truman Estimate—Manila Police Restore Order After Night of Rioting—Soft Coal Operators Predict Wage Agreement Will Be Made with Jehn L. Lewis and Other Leaders

Order Restored In Mindoro City  32 Convicts Seize Capital of Island

Regain Control Of Calapan From 32 Prison Escapees   Rebel Leader Killer in Gun Battle With Military Police; 19 Convicts Still At Large

Escaped Prisoners In Philippines Take Calapi i, Mindoro’s Capital

RESTORE ORDER IN CAPITAL OF MINDORO ISLE   City Was Seized Temporarily by 32 Escaped Prisoners

PRISONERS SEIZE MINDORO CAPITAL AFTER JAILBREAH   Filipino Island Governor‘And City Officials Held As Hostages

Report Revolt On Philippine Island Broken   Prisoners Escape, Seize Mindoro Governor And Other Officials; Leader Killed

M. P.s Smash Convicts’ Revolt in Philippines   19 of 32 Escaping Fugitives Still at Large, 3 Killed; Order Restored on Mindora Island

Rebel Forces In Philippines Are Ex-Convicts   Capital of Mindoro Held for Short Time Until Leader Killed

32 Convicts Lose Battle With Police  _ Aid Is Flown To Beleagured City

Philippine Capital City Held Briefly by Band Of Escaped Prisoners

Mindoro Rebel Coup Ended   Leader Of Escaped Convicts Slain After Group Seized Capital Of Island

MINDORO ISLAND REVOLT CRUSHED   Escaped Convicts Capturec After Seizing Capital

10 Escaped Men Are Captured   Order Restored After Mindoro Capital Is Seized

ORDER RESTORED ON MINDORO AFTER REVOLT BY ESCAPED CONVICTS: ONE REBEL LEADER IS REPORTED KILLED

Town in Philippines Seized by Convicts   Military Police Finally Regain Calapan on Mindoro Isle; Rebel Lends Reported Killed

Militia Ends Escapees’ Couy In Mindoro .   Routs Prisoners From City’s Control, Shoots Leader

Convicts Routed: Leader ls Killed  9% @¢ . gm. ., fg   32 Seize Control of Calapan on Mindoro

Philippine Convicts Seize City; Revolt Quelled By Police   Heavily-armed Convicts Take Calapan; Leader Killed, Most Others Captured

Rebels Hold Capital Of Mindoro   Governor, Mayor And Other Officials Taken  By Eseaped Prisoners In Philippines

Order Is Restored After Gun Fight   Armed Escaped Convict: Seized Capital of Mindoro see Adland   REBEL LEADER KILLED   Covernor Reports 10 of the Jail Breakers Have Been ‘Captured

Escaped Cons Seize Control Of Isle City   Military Police Restore Order After Battie In Philippine Island Town

Escaped Felons Seize Mindoro Island's Capital   Filipino M. P.’s Regain City After Gun Fight,  Restoring Order.

Convicts Take Control of Philippine City   Order Is Restored Late Today After Gun Battle

Convicts Seize Mindoro Capital   Leader Is Slain In Bitter Battle

Police Restore Order on Mindoro Island After Armed Convicts Take Over Capital

Convicts Seize Capital City Of Mindoro Island   Routed By Heavy Mili tary Police Forces; Or der Is Restored

CONVICTS ASSUME CONTROL OF ISLE; GUN FIGHT RESULTS   Thirty-Two Escapces Take Ove: For Time Before Order fs. Restored

Philippine Island — City Held for Time By Armed Convicts   Escapees Take Over Calapan on Mindora-Scattered by MP's

Escaped Prisoners Seize Island Capital on Tuesaday   Military Police Retake Airport

Bill Would Require Last-Minute Votes Betore Walkouts   Smith Wants to Assure Study of Management's Final Offers   Wiavx Remove FRI

STEEL PRICES HUDDLE BEGINS   Top Company Executives Sur vey Economic Outhock Before Setting Policy.

Steel Price Up; Cost of Living To Climb, Also   Increase in Cost Of Production Cited; Profits Rise Too

U, S, STEEL MAPS STAND ON PRICES   Directors Meet In New Yor! To Determine Action

U.S. STEEL 10 DISCUSS PRICES   Action On Raises Gets Spotlight In Industry

CHARGE G.0.P. ITTEMPTING WHITEWASH”   Withdraw as Chairnan Overrules Ques ‘on on Politics

House Approves Financia! Aid for Cities, Counties   Revenue Boost In Sight for Local Governments

HOUSE PASSES THREE AID BILLS   Measures To Provide More Local Revenue

LOCAL RULE AID BILLS ADVANCED      Key Measures In Program Sent To Ohio’s Senate

Trapped Since Thursday  Rescue Crews In New  Try To Reach Miners

More Shipyard Men To Strike   Expeet 5,000 To Join The 40,600 That Walked Ont Yesterday.

Coast Faces Competition From Nisei   Relocated Japanese Bring New Methods To Farming Areas

Arbitration Board Settles St. Louis Case  i a   Hollingsworth One Of Group Setting Street Car Wages

Hunt For Last Mine Victims  At Centralia   Known Dead Now Total Nearly 100—Some Bodies Are Still In Mine

NTINUE HUNT AR 1] OTHERS   sume Task After  tine at Order Medill

TINUE HUNT  i CREWS R17 OTHERS   sume Task After king at Order VWodill

Dr. Garsson Explains May Deal   Fiems Needed  Lumber, So Big Kentucky Tract Was Purchased

Garsson Says Lumber Job For Crating  Munitions Head Denies Project Was For Payoff to May

Timberland Deal — Not Bribe Cover, ~ Garsson Testifies   Bought Property Only for Needed Lumber, Muniticns Maker Asserts

GARSSON DENIES — PROTECTING MAY   Says He. Bought Timber  Tenet Ene “Bockina”

Danger in Waving Own Hair?  Cosmetologists Demand Special Sales Licenses

Beauty Shop Operators Cheer and Boo Proposed Law Change   Voice Opinions at Hearing in Senate

ASKS SPECIAL SESSION   League of Women Voters Want Action on Foreign Aid

Would Control World Says McKellar At Probe In Naming Of Lilienthal

FOR PAIR CHARGED IN ADULTERY. CASE   Choir Singer and Minister t Stand Trial; Nervous Condition Blamed

Prison Board to ‘Modernize and improve’ System   Stormy Session Brings Promise Of Early Action

DUFF, MARTIN SPLIT DENIED   Newspaper Story of Break Over Party Policies Is Declared Baseless

Report Sales Savings Bonds  Over Half Quote   County’s Total Sales 51.8% of Quota in Five Months

Marshall Seeks Soviet Terms on Unified Germany   Calls on Molotov to Produce Comprehensiv. Statement by Monday

Soviet Terms Sought by Next Week   Lengthy Wrangling Again Marks Big Four Meeting

MARSHALL PROPOSES MOLOTOV BRING BUG FOUR SOVIET TERMS  U. 8. SEEKS TO SPEED UP COUNCIL, OBTAIN

rmany 's fFuture—   Marshall Wants Answer Monday; More Wrangling

Curbs on Industry Bargaining Bannec   Senate Votes Today on Labor Bill Amendments

Check-Off of Union Dues Involuntarily Also Banned Today   Issue Passes Chamber By a Vote of 48-40

U.S. SenateVotes Ban on Health, Welfare Funds, Check-Off Dues   Victory for Tatt After Sharp Reversal — When Senate Killed Nation-Wide Bargain Power; New Measure Outlaws ‘Shake Down’

Senate. Prohibits Union Control o Welfare Funds   Also Votes to Ban Involuntary Check-Off Of Union Dues

Victory For Taft   Senate Votes Ban   On Union-Controlled  Welfare Funds, Invol-untary Dues Check-Off

VICTORY FOR TAFT   Senate Votes Ban on Union Controlled Health and Welfare Funds

“Tough Labor Bill’ Foes Resume Fight      Surprise Vote Is Setback For Senator Taft

Jubilant Over Smashing One  Curb On Labo:   Senate Foes of “Tonghen ed? Labor Bill Battle Two More Restricting Measures

Senate Votes Ban on Union lund Control   Taft Forees Recover Krom Close Defeat on Industry Bargaining  Issue. Win 48-40

Amendment to Labor Bill is Voted, 44 to 43   Victory for Taft After Sharp Refusal to Ban 'ndustry-wide Bargaining

Senators Push Softer Labor Bill Campaign   Foes of Toughened Measure Defeat Industry Bargain Ban

Health, Welfare Policies  Routed   Ballot Is 48 To 40 As Taft Emerges Victor Today

Senate Bans Union-Ruled Welfare Funds  Vote Is 48 to 40  Fain Amnanttoseamt ba   Vote Is 48 to 40 On Amendment to Pending Labor Law

Restriction On Bargaining Fails to Pass   Amendments Also Would Eliminate Union Health Funds

Senate Votes 48 To 40 For Union Curbs   Taft Victory After Reversal of Industry-wide Bargaining Bill “   )

Smash Curb On Industry-Wide Bargaining   ‘Tough’ Senate Labo Bill is Toned Down; Taft Predicts Other Curbs Will Pass

Toughened Senate Labor Bill Foes Gird for 2 More Fights After Victory ‘Over Proposal for Bargaining Curb

Taft Receives Sharp Defeat On Labor Bill   Bargaining Limitation Smashed, Foes Turn To Two More Plans

Margin for Amendment  ls 48 to 40   Union-Run Health Fund, Involuntary Checkoff Barred by Clause.

Senate Votes To Ban Union  Health Funds   Ban on Union Controlled Health and Welfare Funds Comes as Amendment to General Labor Legislation.

Taft Labor Bill Jolted by Senate      House Closer to Vote on Foreign Aid; Budget Cut Fight Looms -

PROPOSAL WOULD: BAR INVOLUNTARY QUES CHECK-OFF   Amendment's Adoption Vietory for Taft After Sharp Rebuff Yesterday.

Senate Vote on Labor Changes IsTaft Victory _   Bans Union Controlled Health, Welfare Funds

Senate Votes Ban On Union Health ‘And Welfare Funds   Vote was 48 to 40--. Adoption Is Seen As a Taft Victory

[Taft’s Labor Proposal Is Passed After Reversal on Bargaining Ban

FOES OF SENATE GOP LABOR BILL GIRD FOR FIGHTS   Reject Bargaining Curb by One Vote in Surprise Move

Foes In Senate Of Republican Labor. Statute Renew Attack   Opponents Of Tough Measure Get Vigtory Over Taft’s Proposal

Senate Votes Ban On Union Control Of Health Funds  OP 2A) gee) ugk: Sm   Welfare Funds, Involuntary Dues Collection Out

ONE UNION RESTRICTING PLAN BEATEN   Move To Curb Industry-Wide Bargaining Killed

Senate Passes Amendments To Labor Measure  Taft Loses 44-43 . On Vote Against  or  Industry Bargaining

Senate Nears Final Vote on Labor Curbs   GOP Leaders Not Discouraged by Wednesdav Setback

Health Plan And Checkoff Under Curb   Outlaw Extortion and ~ Attempts By Unions to “Shake Down” Employes

Foes Of Tougher Labor Bill Win One Major Point   Smash Curb On IndustryWide Bargaining, Battle Two More Restrictions

UNION’S HEALTH, ‘WELFARE FUNDS “ARE OUTLAWED   Senate Also Okays Ban ‘on Involuntary Check-off of Labor Dues.

Extortion And Shakedowns Are Outlawed In Bill   Ggnseol Measure fs Passed   Following Defeat Of Proposal To Forbid Industry: Wide Paresining

UNION CONTROL OVER WELFARE FUNDS ALSO HIT   Upper House Lines Up 48 to 40 for Curbs On Labor

SENATE BANS UNION FUNDS   Health and Welfare Provi. sions, Involuntary Dues Checkoff Out

SENATE WE 3 BAN ON wh HEALTH FUNDS   Measure Provides Joint Control; Involuntary Dues Checkoff Outlawed

UNION VOTED BAN ON CONTROLLED HEALTH FUNDS   Also the Involuntary Check. off on Union Dues.   ‘THE VOTE WAS 48 ‘TO 40   It Was An Amendment to Pending General Labor Legislation,

Senate Bans Involuntary Checkoff.Union  Welfare Funds   Rejects Bar on Industry. Wide Bargaining by One Vote   RIELLETIN

Foes of Tough Labor Measure Gird for Fight   Taft's Bargaining Limitation Move Beaten, 44 to 43

CONSTABLES St AIN   Robbers Identified as Extremist Stern Gang Members

Bandits Slay Four British Police In Raid   Gun Battle Occurs As Bandits Get $180,000 From Armored Car In baal Aviv  —_— =

BANDITS RAID TEL AVIV BANK   Four British Police Killed as $180,000 Is Seized

JEWISH BANDITS MAKE RAID ON ARMORED CAR   Take 7 90) 000 As Four British Constables Killed

JEWISH ARMORED CAR RAID _ COST LIVES OF CONSTABLES   FOUR BRITISH OFFICERS - KILLED AS UNDERGROUND ~ “GANG STEALS 818,000

Jews Net $180,000 In Raid   Blame Sternists; 4 British Constables Killed in Tel Aviv

CRISIS LOOMS © -=]NHOLY-LAND   JEWISH UNDERGROUND IS RE‘PORTED PREPARING TO _+___... UNLEASIL_NEW.  : . OUTBREAK

Mrs. Aug. Brinkman To Speak over WOI   During Farm and Home Week at Jowa State College .

Taft Declares 0.K.. of Strict Labor Bill. Ts Certain Toda)   Confident Senators Can Override President's — ' Veto of Measure”

'— DEMOCRATS. STILL FIGHT — Taft Forecasts Final  Labor Bill O. K. Today

Vote on Union Curbing bill Is Delayed   Taft Thinks There Is Sufficient Support To Pass Measure over Presidential Veto

SENATE VOTING ON LABOR NEARS   Taft Believes Passage Due Late Friday

TAFT PREDICTS MARGIN TO BEAT LABOR BILL VETO   * SENATE DEMOCRATS CONTINUE EFFORTS TO DELAY MEASURE

Ohio Senator Certain Veto Will Lose Out   Democrats Get Set To Assail GOP Measure

Final Action On Labor Bill Today   Taft Forecasts Passage Despite The Plans Of Democratic Foee.

Dems Hammer Against Measure In Hope of Getting Presidential Veto As Its Sustainer; Tafts Predicts Quick Passage

Labor Bill Vote Due in Senate    Passage by Tonight Is Predicted by Taft: TDyamacraic Attack It

Taft Predicts Final Action On Bill Today  lahar MAanciuirea Cate   Labor Measure Gets New Barrage of Criticism in Senate

Demos Plan Final Salvo   But Labor Bill Approval May Come By Nightfall; Opponents Hope For Vete

TAFT EXPECTS PASSAGE TODAY OF LABOR BILL   isieves Approval To Come by Nightfall Despite Democratic Delay,

Senate Retreats From Position On State Funds  Wes Demanding © 10 Par font Cut

TAFT EXPECTS LABOR BILL VOTE TODAY      Ohio Senator Believes the Measure Will Be Adopted by Nightfall and Is Confident Any Veto Can Be Overridden.

Talt Forecasts Final Action on Measure Tonight   ‘Stands Pat on Prediction Labor Bub to Become ; Law fveu if

Senate to Put Final OK On Labor Bill By Nightfall: Tatt   Predicts Measure Will Be come Law Despite a Veto

Democrats Fight Union-Curb Bill   Taft Predicts House Approval Before Nightfall

—DEMOCRATS FIGHT. LABOR BILL Taft Predicts Senate Will Vote Late Today

Bitter Talk Against Taft Labor Bill   But) Opponents Coneede Mave No Chance, Expect Strong Veto Message.

PEPPER ADMITS HIS FIGHT LOST   But Florida Senator Is Deloying Final Vote on Union-Curb Bill

NewLaborLaw Faces Final Congress O. K.   Approval By Nightfall Forecast; Taft Declares Bill Will Become Law Even if Vetoed By President Truman

SENATE EXPECTED T0 PASS LABOR BILL LATE TODAY   Pepper Concedes Foes ©} Measure Are Facing Certain Defect

Opposition Talks Delay Labor Action   GOP Senators Still Hope For Passage Of Compromise Measure This Afternoon

Senate Vote Is Expected Today On Labor Bill   Flood Of Demo Criticism Delays Earlier Action On Legislation; Taft Exnects Two-Thirds Edge

PREDICTS BILL TO BECOME LAW THOUGH VETOED   Senator Taft Predicts Passage Of UnionCurbing Labor Bill Today Despite Critical Barrage By Democrats.

Passage of. Labor Bill Looms Today   Taft Expects oK Despite Democrats’ Critical Barrage

Taft Expects Senate Labor Vote Today   Says President ‘Inconsistent’ on Price Controls

Sen. LaFollette fo Be Writer   Will Be Consultant on Foreign Trade

La Follette To  Be Consultant Will Also Begin Free-Lance Writing

Big Underworld Ruler > Starts Life Over By Attending Own Funeral

‘Rites’ for Head of Jap Underworld   After ‘Funeral,’ He Leaps from Coffin To ‘Reborn’ Life

THEY SUSPECT JO RESEED PROFIT Jap Underworld Boss “Dies And Then Starts Life Anew

—JO ‘DIES’—NOW IT’S. JOJI— Tokyo Underworld Chief ‘Reborn’ After Funeral

Jap Underworld Ruler Is ‘Reborn’   A Tough Cookie ‘Dies.’ Mourned. ‘Reborn’ ‘Good Guy

Tokyo's Underworld Ruler Has Funeral And Then Another Man Is Born; ‘Looking Just Like Him

Red Outburst Follows Battle:In Streets  : ~"Ramadier Draws The: Blood - OF Paris--Truman Content!”

RIOTS INCREASE FEAR OF CIVIL WAR IN FRANCE   See Danger of Battle Between Anti-Reds And Reds Snreading

Ramadier Fears Armed Civil War   Mob Of 15,000 Communists Open Fight At Mass Meeting Of Anti-Communists

NEITHER SIDE SHOWS SIGNS OF RETREATING   Strife Noy Expected To Spread Throughout France

REDS, POLICE BATTLE IN PARIS   Fear Fighting Between Right and Left Will Spread

Paris Police, 15,000 Reds Stage Brawl   Wild Fight Viewed As Ominous Signs  Civil War Feared

At Least 4U Injured...  Officials Regard Battle Between 15,000 Reds, Paris Police Sign of Trouble Ahead

PARIS. POLICEMEN AND REDS BATILE: SPREAD 1S FEARED   Fight Is Declared to Be Ominous Sign Today by  ‘ Nation’s Leaders; At Least 20 Hurt.   REMADIER VOTE TO BE IMPORTANT

CIVIL WAR IF NATION SPLITS   Commies Are Routed by Police As Ramadier Asks for Vote of Confidence

French Voice Civil War Fear   Communist Riots In Paris Seen as Possible Tinder Spark   Picture on Page §

AERIAL SEARCH SET FOR GIRL   Father Near Marion Convinced Daughter Is Dead

FATHER GIVES UP HOPE OF FINDING DAUGHTER ALIVE   Mother Still Holding Out; te Search Fields From Airplane

MISSING GIRL HUNTED BY FATHER IN PLANE   ‘I’m Convinced She's Dead," Ohioan Says, However

Special Light lo Aid Search  Divers Seeking to Locate Large Obiec

iHOPE TO STOP STRIKE   Government: Renews Negotiations in Weatern Union Dispute

Renew Wire Peace Effort   Call Meeting Tomorrow In Effort to Ward -Oft Western Union Strike: May Go to President

U.S. to Try Again to” Halt Teleoranh Strike   Move Coines as. cio. Group Offers to Join . * Western Unian Walkeait

GOP Leaders Are Warned of Failure By South Dakotan   Senator Bushfield Says “We Have Failed in Promises Made to Voters”

GETS NEW TRIAL AFTER 14 YEARS   SUPREME COURT REVERSES MICHIGAN COURT

Muddy Footprints Clues In Deaths of Ex-Cop, Wife   Gangland Fight over Slot Machines, Gambling May Be Key to Suburban Chicago Killings

Army of 6,000 ReportedHeadec For U. §. Zone   German Police Rush To Czech Border As Sirens Wail

Germans Rusk Cops To Crech Border   Hear Thet Refugee Ukroin ian Army Approaching ‘kk §. Zone is Germany

Producer and Director Fired By Movie Studio  Pair Were Involved in Contempt Charges In Red Probe

Senate Plans fo - Launch Probe In ~ Portal Pay Issue   ‘Will Investigate Government’s Own Role In Portal-To-Peortal Pay  Thilemm:3.   TO START HEARINGS ON LABOR BILLS

Reparations  Is Crux Of   Difficulty   IF WESTERN POWERS WILL YIELD  PARTIALLY ON REPARATIONS, . ‘REDS WILL YIELD ON OTHER ISSUES

REDS INDICATE COMPROMISE ON PACT DECISIONS   Marshall Tries To Hurry Unit  Ry Depardieu Ardian

REDS ARE READY TO SWAP HORSES   THEIR CHIEF ‘AIM IS GERMAN REPARATIONS

Moscow Willing to Make Trade On Reich Economic Unity Plan; Deputv Gives Report on Austria

PROGRAM TO. FIGHT HOOF, MOUTH GETS INITIAL APPROVAL   Senate Subcommittee: Approves “Planvte” Assist: Mexico-in Disease Fight -

Gandhi Takes Gloomy View of Indian Riots   Says War Inevitable Between Stutes if Guile Nat Canfacenn

Gandhi Declares War Inevitable   New indian Dominions Warned To Change Their Attitudes.

Gandhi Warns ! Delhi Rioting Menaces India   War Between Dominions I: Seen Unless Communal Strife Ia: Settled,  _, .. \Leader’ Asserts. _

Y Others Saved; Only One Body {s Recovered as Carbon Monoxide Forces Rescuers Back Repeatedly   Crews This Afternoon Manage to Push-Through Diggings for Much Longer Periods and May Be Within a Thousand Feet of the Entombed Men

114 Feared Doomed By Mine Blast   Twenty Bodies Found As Rescue Crews Battle Fumes

Occurs at Centralia,   ‘ALL ARE BELIEVED DEAD, AS GAS BALKS RESCUE EFFORTS;  TWENTY BODIES WERE SEEN  BY ONE MINER

Rescuers Balked by Poisonous Gas   29 Saved in Illinois Disaster; Crews Account for 21 Bodies

28 of 143 Only Saved at Centralia after Gas Explosion Fills Entries with Monoxide.   RESCUERS PORCED TO WEAR MASKS

A-Bomb Death Found Anew At Hiroshima   Six Hundred Additiona Victims Uncovered On Island in Harbor

First Municipal — ~ Band Concert This Wednesday   Same Place Scene “Of Two Accidenis

STRIKE LEADER GIVEN BEATING   Movie Unionist Slugged Kidnaped And Dumped Out In Desert

U.S, IS.FIRM ON ATOM PLAN   GOVERNMENT IS NOT BACKING DOWN BEFORE RUSSIAN  DEMAND FOR CHANGE

British Army General Slain by Woman   Roman Mob Rips U. S. Flag te Shred: 4

France Seeks New Coalition  Socialist ‘Unknown’ Reports Today on Effort to Form

Some Progress Reported In Invasion   Hard Battle Progresses At Important Port Anchoring Beachhead

Fighting Reported Around  East Java Port   Indonesians Put Up Bitter Battle   Premier -Sutan Sjahrir Leaves Country To State His People’s Case

Death. From Lightning A Long Shot, But Care Pays Dividends  Standing Under Lone Tree Causes Most Fatalities; Most Houses Proved.

Death From Lightning A Long Shot, But Care Pays Dividends   Standing Under Lone Tree Causes Most Fatalities; Most Houses Proved Safer Than Any Other Structures

IRON MOUNT EIN HUNTER KILLED   Deer Season Death Tol Now 11 With Seasen In Fifth Day

MUST ENFORCE GAMBLING LAWS   Attorney General Warns County Attorneys

Perplexity Over Discs Deepening   Probe Launched by Dayton Air Command

Reports Of ‘Flying Saucers’ Filter In From All Over U. S.   United Airlines Pilot And Co-Pilog Tell Of Seeing Dises On Flight Over Idaho

Skeptics Join Ranks Of Believers As Brightly Illuminated Discs Are Seen In Virtually Every Section Of Nation

‘Flying Saucers’ Sighted In Many Parts Of Country Provide Mystery

— Experts Are Mystified  - Everybody, Everywhere, Seeing Flying Discs

MYSTERY NOTE. ~ CAUSED DEATH   MOTHER OF’ FIVE DIED Of _ HEART ATTACK . AFTER HANDED NOTE BY PROWLER

MAN AND ND WIFE: KILLED IN AUTO COLLISION NEAR. BELLEVILLE IN FOG:

MOVIE WRITERS GIRD FOR FIGHT   10 Cited for Contempt Plan Battle for Jobs

OVERELL GIRL COMPOSED AS TRIAL OPENS   Mechanics Testify Defendants Szen At Dock March 15

had rAUL es     F inds Men i in Palm Beach Doing Thinking for Themselves

Russian Says Allies Primed To Start War   Makes Charges Before Allied Control Council

Russia Charges Allies Promoting New War  Gen. Clay Brands Red Statements  As ‘Mieranrecantatinn Of Facte”

Reds Attack Allies’ Policy In Germany  8 Bitter Blast Comes Almost On Eve Of Minictere’ Meetina

Sokolovsky Unleashes Scathing Attack. Upon *U.S., Britains Makes New War Accusations

Russ Chief Raps Allied Reich Plans  Says Promoting ‘New War Talk’

Bitter Blast Foreshadows Fruitless Conference *” Of “Big Four” Over Fate Of Reich   Charges Denied By U. 8. Commander   “Propaganda For War’ BY Britain, U. $., France: Alleged By Soviet Military Leader

REDS HIT ALLIED POLICIES IN REICH   CHARGE WARK PROPAGANDA IS SPREAD — GENERAL CLAY ISSUES DENIAL.

Sokolovsky Says U. 8S. And Britain Promote Propaganda For New War   C lay Says Russian Distorts The Facets   Accusations Made Formal. ly Before Allied Control Council Session

Soviet Chief Raps Policies   Sokolovsky, In Published Attack, Denounce: Western Allies’ Occupatione In Germany As War Wave

[Russian Marshal In Bitter ‘Attack On Policy Of Allie:   Accuses U. S., Britain of Propeganda For New Wor; Clay Says “is. Misrepresentation of Known Fects'”

Soviet Leader Denounces L. S. German Policies  American and British Wavs Are Criticised by Russian official

U. S., British German Rule  Is Attacked   Soviet Commander Charges Prewar Campaion Underway

Russ Leader Denounces  U.S., Britain  He Claims War Propaganda Being Promoted

SOVIET ATTACKS ALLIED DEEDS IN GERMAN SECTOR   Red Army Officer Says U. S. Britain Promotion New War Propegendea

Attack Charges War Propaganda  In Germany Zones   American Commander Describes Soviet Blast As ‘Misrepresentation’

British Cabinet Considers New Palestine Plan   Permits Entry Of 100.000 Jews

Gales Battering Atlantic Ships   At Least Six Vessels in Distress; Coast - Guard Busy

Gale Lashes Ships, Several Are  In Serious Trouble  Coast Guard Holds Vessels Ready For Rescue Work

Knutson Offers Bill Slashing Taxes 20 Pet.   Controversy Breaks Out as Both Parties Criticize Measure

Ist House Bill Proposes Cut In Income Tax   Measure Provides 20 Pet.  Reduction of Levies In Most Rracket«

THREE BILLION CUT IN TAXES IS PLANNED   Republicans Offer Heuse Bill to Cut Matien’s Expenditures

G. 0. P. Offers Bill to Cut  Income Taxes Slash of 20 Per Cent Is Proposed;

Measure Asks 20 Pet. Cut in  Income Taxes   Opponents Demand Budget Balancing And “Economy Fir st

Income Tax Cut Bill Introduced  Controversy Breaks Out Immediately

Bill To Slash Income Taxes Starts Debate   Rep. Engle Proposes Bill to Raise Tax Exemptions

Biggest Cut Affects Low Income Brackets; Measure Under Fire From Democrats:

G. 0. P. Offers Bill to Cut  Income Taxes   Slash of 20 Per Cent Is Proposed; Opposition Voiced

TAX SLASHING BILL IS FIRST COP OFFERING   Measure Would Slic« $3.3 Billion From  Levy on Income

House Solons Offer Bill to  Reduce Taxes  Measure Would Mear   Measure Would Mean 20 Per Cent Slash for Most Taxpavers

House Gets Measure To  Slash Taxes   Opponents Would Slash Tuxes Only As A Last Resort

SENATE VOTES LIMITED VETO POWER TO Ul   Greco-Turkish Aid Measure Passes  1st Hurdle

Aid Measure Clears  First Hurdle   U.N. Veto Powers Limited by New Amendment

Quick Approval Of Peace Pacts Asked of Senate   Action Urged by Bott Secy. Marshall and James F. Byrnes

Quick Action on Peace Pacts Urged   Secretary Marshall, Byrnes Testify at Senate Hearina

ASSERT TREATIES T0 SHORTEN STAY OF YANKS ABROAD   Marshall and Byrnes Call for  Quick Ratification of Pacts With Italy and S Balkan States.   STEP TOWARD PEACE, SECRETARY ASSERTS   Former State Department Head Says Armies Must Depart Before Normal Conditions Can Return.

Last OPA Boss Predicts ‘Bust’   Paul Porter Paints Gloom} Picture Of U.S. Eco nomic Future.

Porter Foresees American “Bust”   Congress Waited Too Long, Former  OPA Head Says

Furniture Union Plans Legal Move   Wants To Regain Standing Before National Board

NLRB’s Favor Being Sought By Furniture Worker Union   Wants Legal Status Restored To Handle Bargaining Actions

Says Reds Are Active In Guild   Star Believes Radicals Are Well Organized

i'xtra Police Are Called for  Large Crowd   Robert Montgomery Brings Forth Sighs Of Feminine Fans— Reagan Testifies

Three Actors Say Reds Are Active In Film Capital   Montgomery, Murphy, and Reagan Testify Before Packed House.

ps Gebel ARETE SR A  All-Star Cast Slated Today In Hollywood Movie Probe   Committee Members Predict ‘Sensational’ Developments Shortly

HOLLYWOOD HAS ANOTHER GREAT ‘TALENT SHOW’   _Aetor Robert Montgomery Gary Cooper Among Wit‘nesses at Hearing

Film Star Robert Montgomery Declares Hollywood Communists Well Organized   Members of Screen Actors Guild; Script Writers Thine Canearninn Camraunict Activities.   ‘Tells House Investigating Committee About Red M ead Nikin and Rickard McCauley Also Give T

HOLLYWOOD SPY RING DESCRIBED   Un-American Inquiry In Washington Draws Big Audiences Daily

QUIZ FEATURES ALL-STAR CAST   Crowds Expected Again A: More Actors Testify

RED INFLUENCE WITH ACTORS CALLED SLIGHT   Rebt. Montgomery Says Com. munists in Sereen Guild Don't Have’ Control.

Hollywood Reds Accomplish Little Three Actors Testify.   Robert Montgomery Says Communists. ‘A Small Minoirty’ Who Fail to Dominate the Actors; Veteran Writer Names Communistic Suspects

Montgomery Testifies Communists Very Active But Have ‘Small Minority’

Montgomery On Stand In Inquiry   Says Communists Don’t Dominate Screen Actors Guild

Actors Guild Has Some Active Reds,  Committee Hears   Minority Well-Organized Montgomery Tells House Investigators   WITNESSES REVEAL SMEAR CAMPAIGNS   Communists Dominate Sereen Writers, Members Declare at Probe

Movie Stars Tell Of Red Activities  Montgomery Pictures Reds in Minority

ADMITS REDS IN SCREEN GUILD   Actor Says Communists Never Dominated Stars

Report Reds Among Actors Make Little Gains, Much Noise   Declare Group to Be Well Organized Troublemakers

Montgomery Is Called to Stand In Hollywood   Writer Puts Finger On ‘Red’ Authors and Fel. low Travelers

Actor Montgomery Says Actors Guild  Has Communists  Gary Cooper Among Big Name Stars Testifying Today

Work of Film Reds  Minimized   Only Stir Up Fuss, Accomplish Little, Actors Testify

Montgomery Say: Reds In Guild  But Ineffective   Small Minority Of Com munists Among Actors. He Claims.

Reds in Screen Actors Guild Never Succeeded in Dominating Actors, Robert Montoomery Tectifice

MONTGOMERY TESTIFIES IN RED PROBE   Declares There Are Communists In Screen Actors Guild

Actor Robert Montgomery Tells Committee Of Guild Activities; First “Big Name’ Witness At Today's Session   PRECEDED ON STAND BY MOVIE WRITERS

Robert Montgomery Testifies Before House Committee on Communism in Film Capital

Montgomery: Denies Reds Control Guilc   Draws Sighs From. Audience.

+ uel  FILM ACTORS SAY REDS FAll 10 DOMINATE   ‘pisturbance Creators’  Tag Hung On Hollywood cammunists At Probe

Reds Do Not Rule Actors, Probers Told   Robert Monigomery Asserts Communisis Of Guild in Minority

Montgomery Says They Do Not Run Group  Filmsters Believe Minority!s

—RED PROBE— Never Able To Dominate Actor Says  Montgomery Is First Witness

Movie Actor In Statement At Hearing   Robert Montgomery Denies Film Stars Are Dominated

Another Movie Star Tells of Hollywood Reds   Montgomery Says Actors Not Run By Communists

Declares Actors Not Dominated By Communists   ‘Robert Montgomery Tells Committee There Are Communists In Screen Writers Guild

Reds Dont Dominate In Movie Actors   Bob Montgomery Says Guild Free O:  Communists.

Sighing Women Besiege Probe To View Stars   Fred Niblo, Jr. Opens ‘Fourth Day Of Hearing   With Charges Against   - Hollywood Writers   Policé Barricade © _ Lobby, Corridors   Gary Cooper, Ronald Rem gan, George Murphy, Robert Montgomery to Tes tify During Day

Few Reds Are In Film Guild, Stars Report   Disturbances Said - Often Caused By  The Commun icte

Hollywood Communists A Minority’   Montgomery, Murphy And Reagan Tell Washington Hearing The Communist Aecomplishes Little

Say Communists Are Present But Accomplish Little   Committee Told Disturbances Are  Made by Minority

Movie Star Admits — Communists Had Strong, Militant Minority and Were Well. Organized

Communists Are Active in Film City, Stars Say  ’ Accomplish Little, Create Disturbance

Actor Montgomery SaysGuild Has Small Minority of Reds   Reveals Communists Are Well Organized, Active in Hollywood

Actor Says Reds In Small Minority In . Hollywood _ AIRS HIS VIEWS Writers Tell How Communists Smearec Onposition

MONTGOMERY SAYS MINORITY WELL ORGANIZED   Witness Is First “Big Name’ to Expose Film Reds .

Charges Pope is Calling for War  Russian Writer Violent in Attack

Soviet Writer Attacks Pope  orcs Paes tse   Says Pontiff Calls For War

Celler Wants Lady Astor’s Visa Revoked   New York Democrat Ac causes English Woman Of Insulting Trnman, Anti-Semitic View

Green Recommends Bonus Expense Bill, School Finance Aic   Measures Appear Headed For Speedy Enactment In GOP Assembly

Pittsburgh Cirl Comes Back From France On TWA Plane; Braces Are. Diséarded

DNARFORE   New Independent Force in  Revamping Move Raises  Ranke of Officers

13 PROMOTED AS AIR FORGE IS REVAMPED   Reorganization Is Intended to Increase  Overall Efficiency

U.S. AIR FORCE REVAMPED FOR INDEPENDENCE   Thirteen High Officers  Promoted To Add — eee

MVA Meetings To Be Passed Ur By Basin Group   Yellowstone Body Says Congress Did Not Sponsor Move

WON'T GIVE UP MANDATE SOON    But May Surrender Hold On Palestine to UN If  Asked.

Government is Obligated To Pay Men   Lewis Proposes 3 Day In June And Rest  In July; Men Get  $100 During Rest.

Los Angeles Killer Claims New Victim   Woman's Badly-Beaten Body Found in Grove Where She Had Aonarently Been Stranaled

DISUNITY IN CHINA MAY LAST YEARS   ‘U.S. Has Given Up. All Hope .Of Solution

Labor Bill Passage Before End of Coal Truce Is Doubttul   Congress Leaders Give Up Hope of Measure By March 31; Uncertainty Over Labor Bills, Court Ruling Delay Coal Negotiations

Religious Ceremonies  In Holy City   Maundy Thursday Rites Hark Back, To Last Supper

Religious Ceremonies in Jerusalem  Be oe   Christians, Jews and Moslems Observe Rites

COMMUNIST MOVE TO WESTERN. EUROPE IS STOPPED COLL   For at Least 60 10 90 Days. Rep. Mundt, (R-SD) declared Today. .   MAY BE TURNING POINT   To Make Strenuous Effort to Increase Information Plan.

Western Europe Communist Move Is Stopped Cold   Goodwill Found ° "On Extensive Trip By Representatives

Says Russian Drive Stopped   Voice of America Backer Says Tide Easily Turned Back

Rep. Mundt Says Red Tide Is Stopped Cold in Europe   Lawmaker Declares Communism’s Move Westward Has Been Held for 60 to 90 Days and Could Be Turned Into an Ebb Tide.

Rep. Mundt Snys Soviet Drive to West Stenned   Says Russian Moves in Europe Could Be Turned Into an EGR Tide

Rep. Mundt Believes U.S. Can Turn Time Against Russia in Europe   Advocates Increase of Our Information Proaram to Flaht Soviet Propacanda

Soviet Move Stopped Cold,  Says Mundt  Calls For More U. S. Propaganda

Touring Solon Says Red Drive Stopped Cold   COMMUNISM HALTED IN WESTERN EUROPE, IS REPORT

RED’S MOVE IN EUROPE NIPPED, SOLON ASSERTS   Communism’s March Could Be Turned Back by CounterPropaganda Campaign

Communism’s Movi In Europe Has Been Stopped Now  South Dakota Solon Says Ebb Tide Could Start Easily

Four Die In State Mishaps On Weekene   Traffic Accidents Fata To Two Persons While Two Others Meet Death By Drowning

State Accidents Are Fatal fo Five   Milwoukee Woman is Struck by Car

World Food Supply  Increases Little   Europe's Severe Winte: Cuts Down Output

“Lucky” Luciano Will Be Deported   Cuban Authorities Announce Vice Overlord  Will Be Returned To Italy

LUCIANO TO BE SENT TOITALY   Former Vice Overlord Is Being Held in Cuba

Cuba Orders Deportation Of Luciano   N. Y. Vice Boss Going To Italy

CUBA DEPORTS LUCKY LUCIANO   Former Vice Overlord Will Be Sent Back To Italy Speedily

LUCIANO WILL BE DEPORTED IN CUBA ARTER DRUG PROBE   Former New York Vicelord to Be Sent Back to Italy  From Havana

Says Cuba Will Deport Luciano   Will Be Sent Back To Italy, Cuban Minister Says

Cuba Will Send Taciano Back to  Italy,SaysPequeno   Former N. ¥. Vier King Branded as Root of Possible Disorder

RELIEF FROM COLD SNAP IS DUE TOMORROW   Unexpected Change Tn Direction Of Wind To Bring ry Warm Spell

Severe. Cold Wave Sweeps Area; Near Zero Temperature   Entire State In Grip of Winter's Coldest Weather

Committee Probing Hughes’ Plane Contracts Develops Testimony Involving Former Officer.  AIR FORCE SAYS NO COURT MARTIAL

Probers Hear He Held Stock  In Plane Firm   Court Martial Plea To Air Force Head Revealed by Meyers At Hearing Recess

MAJ. GEN, MEYERS ASKS FOR A COURT MARTIAL TRIAL   Testimony Showed Wartime Contracts Went to Firm He Was Interested In.   STATEMENT DENIED   Developments Came In Quick Succession Today.

General Meyers Has Asked For Court-Martial   Million-Dotlar Contracts Went To His Friends

Asks Army For Probe Of ‘Deals’   Investigators Turn Up Suspicion Of Meyers’ Interests In  Companies

Gen. Meyers Asks for Court Martial   Wartime Contracts Reported Given to Firm Friends Owned

War Orders Handled by Meyer’s Firm   Ownership in Electrical Concern Doing Busines: With Army Discussed at Hughes Heating

Hughes Inquiry Aimed at AAF   Senators Probe Officers’ Chance to Gain Profits

CHARGE MEYERS HAD FRIENDS IN PLANE INDUSTRY   _ INTENSIFY SENATE PROBE OF WARTIME PLANE CONTRACTS

Court Martial Trial Asked By Ex-General   Airplane Manufacturer Tells Awarding Job  Ta Mevere’ ‘Friends’

Firm In Whic’ He Had An Interest Got Big Contract, Meyers Admits

PILES OF A. A. F. GET ATTENTION   Probers Want To Find Out I! Officers Were In Line To Profit From Deals

‘OFFICER INVITES COURT. MARTIAL   Major General Meyers Dis. closes Request Made After Senate Probe Began

Trial Appeal For General Is Rejected  War Contracts By Mevers on   War Contracts By Meyers on Probe Agenda

$1,053,000 WAR DEAL LINKED TO GEN. MEYERS   Retired Officer's Effort to Clear Self jn Court-Martial Is Balked by AAF

General Meyers Asks Bond Deal Trial by Army   Wants Court-Martial tc Determine Innocence ot Guilt in Buying

WARTIME DEALS ARE PROBED BY SENATE GROUP   \ircraft Official Declares That His Firm Awarded Subcontracts [lo Ohio Company Which General Said Was Owned By Friends.

Huge Poker Stakes of Gen: Meyers Get - War Quiz Attention   Study Financial Deals of War-Time Air Forces Procurement Officer

MEYERS ASKING COURT MARTIAL   General Says He Made Request Recently

Ex-Officer Says He Had Friends Who Owned Aviation Company   Asks for Court Martial Trial on What He Terms “Charges” of Senate Groun

Hughes’ Probe Is Spreading To Top Brass   Full Scale Inquiry Into U.S. Ai Force Is Under Way.

Meyers Aided Friends’ Deals   General Didn’t Tell Of Own Interest In Company

General Requests Court. Martial On Probe Finding:  Contracts Went to Company In Which He Had Interest  wwr¢-1. mw... ete

SENATE GROUP MAY SUMMON GEN. ARNOLD   Claim Generals Made Great Profit Out Of War   For High Stakes Brought Into Hughes Hearing; Jones Questioned

Meyers Admits His Financial Interest in Firm  Later Says It Was Owned by Friends

Meyers Implicated  In Bell Statement General Told Him His Friends Owned Firm

Withhold Reply To Gromyko Talk  Seek Clarification Of Points Raised By Reds

Austin Decides Against Detailed Reply  Debate on Atomic Control Will Be

Austin Decides Against Detailed Reply  Debate on Atomic Control Will Be Resumed Monday

CLARIFICATION OF GROMYKO'S POINTS SOUGH   U. S. Representative Has No Intention Of Mak ing Detailed Reply

DELAY DEBATE: QN ATOM PLAN   U. S. to Ask Clarificatiot Of Russian Views When Talks Are Renewed

. Clarification of Points At Issue Will Be Sought From Security Council

Blast On U.S. Atom Plan To Be ‘Ignored’   Austin Decides To ‘Pass Up’ Detailed Answer To Gromyke

Marshall Rejects Soviet Proposal For Compromise   Big Four in Moscow Unable to Agree on Defining Assets”

Marshall Objects To Russian Views On German Assets   Compromise Definition Offered By Molotov Is Unsatisfactory to U.S.   LOAN TO BRITAIN OFFERED BY STALIN   Bidault and Bevin Only Big Four Ministers to Pay Visit to Kremlin

Marshali Will Reject Red Proposal   Secretary Will Turn Down Soviet Bid on Austria

SQUADRON PILOT   LEADS EXPLORERS   Authorities Write Finis In Woman's Death Mystery

Senate Brings Out Sheriffs’ System Bill   Suddenly Appears From Committee; Few Changes

Senate Starts Debate On Sheriffs’ Fee Plan; House In Wet-Dry Fuss   Delegates Alter Apple Commission Bill; Non Teaching School Employes Included In  Teacher Retirement System

Wants Voters To Formulate  GOP’s Policy   Rollo Bergeson, Iowa Secretary of State, Promotes New Proposal

20 DEAD IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS  Violent Death Toll For Texas Hits 23

Hospital Fund Drive Receipts Near $60,000   Madison, Cicero Gifts Swell Total; School Donations Continue

Hespital Fund’         M Swell Total; School: Donations ‘Continue .

HOUSE PASSES 5400,000,000 ANTI- RED BILL   Measure To Aid Greece And Turkey Carries By 287-——107 Vote

PASSES. 287 TO 107   Measure Now Returns To Senate  For Action On Miner Changes Made

Money to Help Battle Spread Of Communism   Greece, Turkey Will Re. ceive Financial Aid  Under Plan ©

Plans Ready For Sending Of Material   Action Upon Minor Changes By Senate Only Required Now

HOUSE PASSES BILL 10 HELP BALK SOVIETS   TRUMAN’S PROGRAM FOR PEACE WINS OVER CRITICS

Et.urts to Bar L se of Military Help Defeated   Measure Returned to Senate for Action On Minor Changes

Attempts to Limit Program  Are Defeated   Bill Now Goes Back To Senate for Action on Minor Changes

ATTEMPTS 10 BAR USE OF AMERICAN TROOPS DEFEATED   Measure Passed, 287 to 107, and Now Goes Back to Senate for Action on Minor   Changes.   BALLOT FOLLOWS FOUR  DAYS OF BITTER DEBATE   Opponents Charged Program Might Mean War While _ Backers Contend it Would  Stabilize Peace.

HOUSE PASSES GREEK, TURKISH AID PROGRAM   Final Vote Is 287 To 107; Crippling Amendments Are Beaten   IMMEDIATE HELP WILL BE OFFERED

ALL EFFORTS TO CURB PLAN TURNED DOWN   Return Bill to Senate For Concurrence In Minor Changes

ATTEMPTS TO LIMIT FUNDS ARE FOILED   Greece and Turkey Likely to Get Aid  Against Communism

All Attempis to Limit Measure Fail   Approval Follows Four Derys of Turbulent Debate

House Nears Final Ballot On Greek Aid   Bender Effort to Kill Truman’s Program Defeated 127 to 37

House for  Greek Aid, 287 to 107   Stop-Communism Bill !  Back in Senate, for  Rider Approval.

Greek-Turk Aid Bill Passed Last Night by House   After a Senate Parley May Be in Effect in Month and a Half

Greek-Turkey Aid Program Passes House   All Moves To Limit Fight Against Communism ‘Ate Defeated

Greco-Turkish Aid Program is Near Final Vote   House May Reach Decision On Measure By Tonight Is Prediction   AMENDMENT ARE BEING ACTED ON

' House Passes Greece-Turkey Aid Measure   All Moves To Limit Scope Of Aetinn Defeated

Attempts To Bar Right To Use Troops. Crushed _   Congressmen Of Both Parties: “Guard Against Amendments; “Strength Of Support Apparent

Bill Nearly Ready for White House   ‘Goes Back To Senate For  Concurrence In Some  Minor Changes

HOUSE STRIVES FOR FINAL VOTE IN AN BULL   Prospects For  Passage Are Considered Good

$400 Million Aid Is Voted for  Greece and Turkey Early Senate Approval en as Measure eens Veet? i. 3

Traffic Toll Climbing— \Eight lowans Dead in 'Week-End Accidents

Food Prices Start on an Upward’ Spira   Butter and Eggs Only Items That Reflect Resistance

Butter, Eggs . Exceptions“ To—  General Trend   Wholesale Prices Re yerse Two Weeks De cline And Show Up -qyard Trend,

FOOD PRICES START UPWARD SPIRAL AGAIN   Butter And Eggs Drop But Wholesale Costs Move Up Higher

SPIRAL RESUMED IN FOOD PRICES   Stiff Consumer Resistance Fails To Check Upsurge

Prices Seek Higher Level In New Spiral   Wholesale Prices Advance On Most Food Commodities

Reminiscing on the Ablutions Of Maria Montez and Missing Rubbles Is Good Relaxation

CHARGE REDS RULING UNION   EX-COMMUNIST SAYS THAT 15   HIGH OFFICERS OF UNION. '  -.__ARE_MEMBERS.OF—_—_— ERT Ye        1

Report Nationalist Troops In China Have Entered Linyi   Reports, If Confirmed, Would Constitute Major Victory For Chinese Government

GHINESE DRIVE: ~ BLOW TO REDS   NATIONALIST. TROOP S.-RE. PORTED’ ENTERING CON.” :  MUNIST STRONGHOLD ° IN SHANTUNG PROVINCE! 

REPORT CHINA REDS DEALT HARD BLOW   Government Says Northern Trignale Secure

Three Men Killed as Plane Crashes in ‘Field, Narrowly Missing Vet Hospital

T ownship Schools Need More Funds  Trustees to Meet With Advisory Boards  Theedayv. Anaonet J6

TWO NEGROES GIVEN DAMAGE CASE VERDICT   Jury Deliberated Upon The Evidence For Nearly Four Hours

TEXAS EXPECTS NEW EXPLOSION   Blast May’ Come At Any Minute In Building Stored With Ammonium Nitrate In Texas City; Flames Break Out.

Stricken City Threatened With Blast   Molasses Firm's Warehouse Bursts Into Flames

Building Stored With Ammonium Nitrate Bursts Into Flames   Same Chemical Caused Explosion On French Vessel; Deputy Mayor Issues Blast Warning

Fire in Texas City Warehouse Loaded \with Nitrate Threatens New Explosion

WARERGUSE FIRE NEW MENACE AT TEXAS CITY, TEX   Ammonium Nitrate Stored in  Building; Five More Bactigae Enpnd

Flames Break Out In NitrateFilled Building   Explosion At Any Time Possible, Official Says

‘New Blaze Breaks Out In Texas City   “An Explosion  Could Occur   Ba Ace Teen’?

Civil Service Exams: to Be Given for Substitute Postal Clerk Here   Application Must Be In Regional ‘Office at St. Paul, Minnesota, By February 6th

Announce a Civil Service Examination in Chariton   For Clerk, Carrier Position When a Vacancy Occurs.

Position Open At _ LeMars Postoffice   _ Examinations To  : Be Given Anplicant:

Civil Service Exam for Substitute Clerk at Nashua Post Office  Applications tenet © tu

Churchman Convicted in Arson Case   Milwaukee Pastor : Found Guilty of Firing Church

FORMER HOUSE SPEAKER DIES   Freer Bittinger Stricker En Route to Hospital

RENT CEILINGS ON TRANSIENT ROOMS LIFTED   Hotel Men Promise No ‘Across The Board’  Rate Increases

RENT CEILING ON TRANSIENT ROOMS T0 END   Hotels, Motor Courts And Tourist Homes Are Affected

Transient Rent Lids Going Off   Ceilings on Such Room: In Hotels and Tourist Homes End Feb. 15.

Rent Ceilings On Transient Rooms Erased  Industry Planning No "Across Board’ Hikes

Ceilings Ott Hotel ' Rents February 15   Industry Promises No ‘Across the Board’ Rent increases

HOTEL ROOM CRILINGS ARE DISCONTINUED   Order !s Effective Feb. 15, for Tourist  Rooms. Motor Courts

Ceilings Lifted Or  Transient Rooms  Weekly Or Monthly Rates Not Affected

Normal Autumn  Weather Is Due   Mercury Down. To Freez ing Here Today But A Warm Spell Moving In.

Banker Named Floor Leader By Delegates      Lower House Finally Organized With Selection of Pumphrey

Pumphrey Appointment Breaks Organization Jam; House Streamlined   ‘LANE’S INAUGURATION TODAY AT ANNAPOLIS

Maryland House Of Delegates Is Finally Organizec  Leroy Pumphrey Is Majority Leader

Police To Guard Ballot Booths As Poles Vote  Underground Said   Underground Said Mobilized To Help Peasant Party

CLASH FEARED IN VOTING TODAY Mobilization’ Of Underground Forces In-Poland Is. Reported

POLAND FEARS TROUBLE TODAY   Underground Mobilizes; Backs Peasant Party In Elections

WARSAW TO PLACE GUARDS AT POLLS   UNDERGROUND REPORTED MOBILIZING TO SUPPORT PEASANT PARTY,

Halt Million Security Police Ordered To Guard Polish Voting Places Today

GREECE FORMALLY GUARANTEES U.S. A FREE HAND IN SUPERVISING THE $300 000,000 AMERICAN AID

GREEKS GIVE U. 5. FREE ROLE IN AlD   Sign Agreement for Ad. ministering $300,000,000 Program and Will Give Full Publicity to Use Made of Fund.

GREECE AND U.S. SIGN AGREEMENT ON AID PROGRAN   Pact Pledges Full Publicity  On Use OF American Funds

Greece Assures US Free Hand   Promise ‘Full Publicity’ on  US-Sponsored Re lie f   AAeasures in Treaty

US Ambassador, Greek Foreign Minister Sign Pact; No Reference Is Madea ta Cammunist sense

England Wil Be Neutral on Palestine  But Arab Countries Debate Pilar to

Arabs Talk Boycott of Investigation   Great Britain Will Maintain Strietly Hands Off Position in UN Palestine Question: Hope Fades

Britain Neutral During Inquiry Into Palestine   Arab Countries Consider Boycott Of Investigation

99 Otficials Speculated in Grain Futures   Truman’s Physician, Utah Governor Are in Published Lists

‘Deal’ Without His Knowledge, Graham Reports   Utah Governor Also Or List of Public Figures Named by Anderson

99 Traders in Grain Revealed   30 Federal Workers, Military Personnel Named by Andefson

UTAH GOVERNOR AND TRUMAN'S DOCTOR LISTED   Secretary Anderson Bares 3rd Report on Grain Market Traders

80 Federal Employes Are In Third List   19 Others Named Work for State or Lacal Gavernments

Broker Bought Grain Without His Knowledge, Graham Says   99 Public Officials Named By Anderson in Third  Release

TRUMAN'S PERSONAL PHYSICIAN, 80 OTHER FEDERAL MEN LISTED  GRAHAM DENIES MAJOR OPERATIONS; ANDERSON BATTLES WITH SOLONS

Truman’s Personal Physician Among 99 Names Revealed   80 of Group Working for Federal Gov: ernment; Governor of Utah on Anderson’s Third Report

Truman’s Doctor In Speculators   Is Named With Gov. Maw o! Ltah Among Othcials Tracing in Gram   SAYS BROKER DID [1   Physician Says He Orderec Grain Sold When He Learned of Purchase

Officials in Grain Market are Named   President’s Physician ard Utah Governor Among 99 Listed

Federal Roster Includes 80 Men   Governor Of Utah Among Officials Named On List

Truman. Aide Is Speculator   Gen. Graham, Doctor Of President; Utah  Governor Named:

Governor Of Utah Also Listed Among 99 Officials As Speculators  Caeser  on  t J . fe J ee   80 U.S. Workers Included On Roll   List Is Third Released By Secretary Anderson After Stassen Charges

Truman's Physician On List Of Officials Named  As Speculators In Grain

Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham, Utah’s Governor H. Maw Named in Third Release bv Acriculture. Denartment

Truman Physician Among Dabblers In Grain Market   Utah Governor Also Included in Third List of Speculators

99 Public Officials On. List Made Public Today      _ Anderson Says Those Named Were Speculating In Grain Last September; 3 Employes Of Agriculture Dent. Listed.

TRUMAN KEEPS GRAIN - TRADING ARMY DOCTOR   Utah's Governor Also On Anderson's List Released Monday

GE GOVERNOR ALSO INCLUDED IN NEW LIST   99 Public Officials Revealed As Among Biq Wheat Traders

Truman’s Doctor On Speculator List   General Graham, Utah Governor,  Public Emploves fa Grain Mart

Governor of Utah Named By Anderson   Secretary of Agriculture Lists 99 More as Traders in Grain

Anderson Releases Names Of 99 Speculators; Three Are Agriculture Denartment Emnploves

Truman’s Doctor, Gov. Maw Listed  As Speculators   Anderson Names  Public Officials

White House Doctor Namet Grain Trader   List Includes Utah Governor, Other Job-Holders

Medico and Utah Governor Dealt in Grain   Anderson Reveals . Names of 80 U. S. Employes: Trading

Truman’s Doctor, Utah’s  Governor Are Revealed As Speculators in Grain

100 GOV'T WORKERS SPECULATED   3 Agriculture Dept. Employees On Anderson List

GENERAL WALLACE GRAHAM HAD 50,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT LAST SEPTEMBER

SEC. ANDERSON RELEASES 3RD TRADERS LIST   Truman's Personal Physician and Utah Governor in Total of 99.

Truman Doctor, Utah Governor On Trader List   General Graham Says Purchase Was Unknown To Him

99Grain Speculators’ '  Names Given   Truman’s Physician, Governor Of Utah On Latest List Given  By Serretare dndeuc..

Utah Governor Also Named in The Latest List  Speculated in Grain In Santembar 1047

Governor H. B. Maw of Utah Included in List With 97 Other Persons  Announced hv Anderenn

Gen. Graham States Wheat Was Bought Without His Okay And Sold on Oct. 7

Secretary of Agriculture Reports Name: Of 99 Officials Who Dealt on Market, Including 80 Federal Workers

Listed As  Speculator   Utah's Governor, Also Listed, Says We Tas Been Trading’ For Past 20 Years

TRUMAN DOCTOR SPECULATED IN WHEAT MARKET   Brig. Gen>-Graham, Personal Physician, Was Speculator

President's Physician And Governor ‘Of Utah Named On Speculators’ List

99 on Second List Given by Anderson   Gov. Maw of Utah Also Named; Government Emplovees Total 320

Gov. Of Utah Also Named On New List.   Latest Group Named Includes 80 Federal Employes.

Speculation Lists Name White House  Personal Physician   Investigation Spotlight Directed at Utah’s Governor H. B. Maw

Government Worker: Listed By Anderson   99Wheat Speculators Listed by Secretary

Gen. Graham, Revenue Bureau Man Also Listed  99 Public Officials   99 Public Officials Included In Sec.  Anderson's Latest Report On Traders

GEN. GRAHAM REVEALED AS GRAIN TRADER   Gov. Maw, Utah, Alse Included in Report By Secretary

GEN. GRAHAM ON THE GRAIN TRADING LIST   ['ruman’s Personal Physician Reportedly Held 50,000 Bushels of Wheat in September — Governor Maw in Market Also.

President's Physician, Utah Governor Named By Secretary Anderson

TRUMAN PHYSICIAN NAMED AS TRADER IN GRAIN MARKET   Brig. Gen, Wallace H. Graham “Short” 20,000 Bushels of Wheat and “Long” 30,000 Sept. 1%.   HE WILL NOT LOSE WHITE HOUSE JOB   List of 98 Other Public Employes Who Dealt in Futures Includes That of Gov. Maw of Utah.

RELEASE NAMES OF 99. OFFICIALS IN GRAIN DEALS   TRUMAN’S DOCTOR, GOVERNOR OF UTAH NAMED AS TRADERS

Gen. Graham Is Revealed as Big Trader in Wheat   Gov. Maw, of Utah, Also Named on List of 100 Government Officials Who Speculate

GRAHAM AND MAW NAMED BY SEC, OF AGRIC, ANDERSON   As Speculators In Grain Last September; 97 Others on List.   80 FEDERAL EMPLOYES   Graham In a Statement Said = His Broker Bought the Grain.

Anderson Lists Own Employes In Investigation   Carolinian Named  On Big Three List

Private Physician Of Truman Named As Grain Trader  J. E. McDonald, Son  Le: ee 8

99 PUBLIC OFFICIALS LISTED— Truman’s Physician Anc Utah’s Governor Named In List Of Speculators

TRUMAN DOCTOR ON GRAIN LIST ©   Governor of Utah Also Named as Speculator in Public Employes Check

President Truman's Personal Physician Is Named as Trader   Governor _of Utah Also Included in. List of Grain Speculators

GRAHAM, UTAH GOVERNOR'S NAMES ON LIST   Three Ag Dept. Work ers Also Sneculated In Wheat

Gen. Graham, Governor Maw Grain Traders   Anderson Releases List Containing 99 Public Officials

99 Speculators on Third Anderson List   Utcth'’s Governor, President's Physician Named

Truman's Doctor In Wheat Market Records Reveal  Utah Governor Also Named as Among The More Prominent

One Texas Postmaster. ry. 9 ° e@ Truman’s Physician Among Grain Traders

99 Public Officials On New List   Ordered Sold As Soon as He Learned of It, Graham Says

UTAH GOVERNOR ALSO LISTED BY ANDERSON   Among Hundred Public Employes

New Array of Market Traders Disclosed oy Secretary of Agriculture Includes Name of Brigadier General Wallace H. Graham, White House Doctor.

ANDERSON AIMS HOT WORDS AT TRADE PROBERS   Cries: ‘Put Up Or Shut Up! in Blast At Legislators; Gets Sharp Replies

 Truman Physici an, 80 U.S. Workers Listed Speculators   Utah’s Governor Maw I Among Traders, AlsoMilitary Officers; ~ Capitol Silent

President’s Physician Revealed as  Speculator  Utah’s Governor  At... B*.3 .~¢   Utah’s Governor Also on List of Public Employes Who Boucht Grain

Dr. Graham and Utah Governor  Speculators   Personal Physician to President Sold After Truman Talk —

Governor Maw Of Utah Also Grain Dealer   99 Public Officials Named By Anderson As Buyers, Sellers

Truman's Doctor fambledin Food: Governor Named   Dr. Graham Stays: On, However, White House Announces

President’s Personal Physician ls Named On Grain Speculator List

Eighty Federal Employes Named On Traders Rolls  ‘Anderson Releases Third Roster of Grain Dealinas

99 PUBLIC OFFICIALS ARE NAMED   McDonald's Son Says Dealings Were tor Father

REVEAL DOCTOR oF PRESIDENT AS GRAIN ‘GAMBLER’   Gen. Graham Held 30,000 Bushels of Wheat On Sept. 17

President Truman’s Personal Physician Denies Having Any Commodity Holdings At Present And Claims His Broker Made Purchase Without His Knowledge —Western State Executive Defends Participation In Market Trading As “Perfectly Legitimate”

Bought Grain   99 Public Officials Listed By Secretary Anderson As Speculators

President’s Physician and. Utah. Gsovernor Included in Anderson’s. _ listing of Speculators in Crate

Truman Aide; Utah Governor Termed Groin Speculators.   Both Men Issue  i Statements~--List 99 Public Officials Asc Wheat Tradare

UN LiaT OF ad UFFIGIALS WHO BET ON PRIGES   Governor Maw of Utah Also Listed as Speculater in Futures.

Speculators’ Names Given  By Anderson      Third) Release Prelude Governor of Utah, One General; Policeman Is Biggest Onerator

Truman Physician, Utah Governor On Grain Trade List   Ninety-Nine Government Employes Listed as Grait Traders by Secretary Anderson; Many Military OF: ficers Included; Few Washington Men Named

Gen. Wallace Graham and  ~ Gov. H. B. Maw on List of  - September Speculators Released by Anderson.   LIST INCLUDES 80 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES

Traman’s Dector In Speculators   Is Named With Gov. Maw o   SAYS BROKER DID TT   Physician Says He Orceree Grain Sold When He Learmed of Purchase

Truman Doctor  On List   Name. of. Utah Governor Also On Grain Trading List.

Anderson Lists 99 More Traders   General Graham, Truman’s Physician Included In Report

GOV. MAW ON TRADING LIST   Public Officials Named Bi Anderson As Speculators In Grain

Gen. Graham  Held 50,000  Bushels Sept.17  Third List of Profit Traders Issued on Staaaen's (Chaeroes

List Includes 99 Officals   Speculations Legel; Prestdent Specks Sharply Against “Gambling” in. Grain

Anderson Names 9 Officials in Third Speculator List   3 Ag. Department Included in New Listing of Traders

Graham Didn’t  Know Broker Bought Grain   99 Public Officials Listed By Secretary Anderson As Speculators

Russia Blamed For Failure of  London Confab   Neither Time or Place Set for Another Session of Group

Big Four Fail To Agree On Treaties   Proposal to Adjourr Made by Marshall; Situation Is Uneasy

Marshall Puts Biame On Russians   Break-Up of Ministers’ Meeting Seen as Signal For Start of Intense East-West Rivalry

Ministers Give Up © On Treaty   Refer Entire Subject To Deputies; No Date Set For Future Talks On Germany, Austria

lyY  °© Ne ¢ 6 . he roretgn LVAUTLISLETS VEULE  Meetingin FullDiscord

Indicates More Intense Rivalry With. Russians   Indefinite Adjournment Is Taken on Motion of Secretary Marshall

‘Soviets Counter With Charges  Unable To Agree On Germany’s Future

Big Four Parley Ends In Failure   Western Allies Reject ’ Demands of Russians

East-West Rivalry To. Keep Afire   Conference Adjourns Amid Repeated Charges Made By Molotov Of Russia

BLAME PLACED RIGHT ON USSR ~ BY MARSHALL   Molotov Claims West Allies ‘Ganging' On Russia

Big  Four Quits In Deadlock   Conference Adjourned Indefinitely Upon ° American Motion —...

FUTURE CONFAB DATE NOT SET BY MINISTERS   Secretary Marshall Makes Proposal for Indefinite Adiournmen:

Western Group Blames Russia For Breakdown   17 Fruitless Sessions Held in London: No Date for New Meet Set

Big Four Conference Ends Today In Complete Failure   Secretary Marshall Makes Proposal To Adjourn Session; Period Of More Intense Rivalry Between Russia And West Is Seen

MINISTERS OF BIG 4 HAVE ADJOURNED   Break-Up Seems to Indicate Failure of Meeting in London

U.S. Blames Soviet Acts For Trouble  Session No, 17 Dismissed With  TR -weede Fle. f25.2.F. 2]

Marshall Says Russ Poliey Stone Wall   No Date Set for Renewa of Sessions; Move to Unify Germany

GROUP UNABLE TO AGREE ON SINGLE ISSUE   Reds Uncompromising Stand Blamed For Parley Breakup

London Meet Is Adjourned   Breakup Of Foreign Ministers’ Conference Probably Signals Start Of More Intense Rivalry Between Russia, Western Powers

Western Powers Blame Russia For Breakdown In German Peace Talks   Deadlock Signals Beginning Of More Intensive Rivalry Between Nations

MARSHALL MAKES PROPOSAL TO HALT FRIINTI ESS PARI FY   No Time or Place Set for the Reeonvening of Foreign Ministers.   CHARGES ARE HURLED   Reds Afone Refuse to voop: erate on Germany, U.S, Secretary Says.

‘Powers Protest Molotov Tactics; Marshall Moves Adjournment When Soviet Minister Renews Attacks

Showdown Left — To U. S., Russia On Marshall Pian   Basic Austrian And: German “Problems Unsolved As Division ‘Of-East And West Is Complete

More Intense East And West Rivalry Looms   Move To Adjourn Made By Marshall

Big Four Ends Fruitless Conference   Russia Is Blamed for Breakdown of London Parlev

PARLEY ENDED ON PLANS FOR GERMAN UNITY   Motion to Adjourn Is  Made by Secretary Marshall

Foreign Ministers Parley Ends In Failure; Europe Partitioned By East, West

BiG FOUR PARLEY ENDS WITH MAJOR ISSUES, UNSOLVED   Conference Fails to Agree on Germany’s Future or to Restore Austrian Independence.   DELIBERATIONS MARKED BY BITTER CHARGES   United States, Britain and rance Now Expected to Move to Unify Western Part of Reich.

Permanent sli In German Zone Seen As Result   Success Foreseen  For Marshall Plan

CONFERENCE QUITS IN DEADLOCK OVER GERMANY, AUSTRIA  ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY MARSHALL; MAJOR WEST, RED RIFT SEEN

. You Can Read This Story In TODAY'S Ledger ‘12 Hours Ahead of  Tomorrow’s City Papers

Big 4 Meeting Breaks Down; Sessions End   U.S., Britain and France Blame Soviets.for ~ ‘Failure

Fail To Agree On Economic German Unity   Sec. Of State Marshall Made Adjournment Proposal

Marshall Makes Proposal fo Close Council Session   Adjournment Iss Indefinite-.-Stymiec On German and” Austrign Trentioe

City Is Experiencing Boat Tragedies As Water Flows In Main Street

ms REFUSED — ~ PRISON FOOD   8IT-DOWN STHIKE AMONG CHAIN-GANG CREW ‘IN PROTEST AGAINST POOR DIET

Seven Forced Io Wade When River ‘Taxi’ Goes Down  Paccenaere Plinaed Into   Passengers Plunged Into Waist - Deep Water Near Katy Viaduct

Seven Forced To. Wade When River ‘Taxi’ Goes Down   Passengers Plunged Into Waist - Deep Water Near Katy Viaduct

2R. 1. Couples Drown As-Car Leaves. Bridge   Two Cars In Collision On Span Near State Line Early This Morning

Randall Kitt Named a Commissione!   Will Hear Evidence In Ap nexation Squabble In Kansas City.

Farmers Offered Surplus Potatoes  Sales Being Made as Livestock Feed

OFFER SURPLUS DYED POTATOES AT LOW PRICES   Government Is Selling Purple Spuds at 1 Cent Hundredweight for Feed

Strike in Htaly Endanger Natior   Fear of Revolution Grows as 850,000 Metal Workers Quit

Revolution Hint Disturbs Italy   Metal Workers Strike Brings Talk of Coup d’Elat Into Open.

Strikes Threaten Revolt in Italy   850,000 Metal Workers  Walk Out in Price Protest

Italian Leftists Disclaim Infention Of Open Revolution   850,000 Metal Workers Strike

New Italian . Strike Raises  Talk of Revoli   850,000 Metal Workers Join Million in Frotest

BUILDER SAYS, ‘LL QUIT U. S.’; FULTON DENIED STAND. HITS BREWSTER

Craft May Not Be Used Because It’s too Large For One Man Operation

Reputation on Flying Boat   Admits Plane   Admits Plane May Never be Flown Because of Size

‘IF FAILURE, I'LL LEAVE COUNTRY’, HE TELLS PROBE   Research on Plane Is Already Valaable, Builder Says

Dewey Wins On All Points  Tn Levislature   _ Governor Virtually & ‘Assured of Full 96 GOP Delegate Vates

Legislature Overwhelmingly Gives Approval of His State, National Issues; Adjourned at 3 a. m. Today

Social Climbing Brings on Ulcers, Other Ills, Psychiatrists Tell AM A

SOCIAL CLIMBING IS SOURCE OF ULCERS   Contest For Betterment Of Income, Power And Property Causes Manv Iils

Marshall Gets Policy Guide   New Secretary Inherits Comolete Files

Calls Anew For Safeguards Against Inflation. Sends Report tc Congress ,

TRUMAN SAYS PROSPERITY 18 DUE FOR SLIP   SALARY AND PRICE REVISIONS SEEN AS NEED NOW

Truman Warns Nation That Unprecedented Prosperity Is Based on Temporary Props

‘Truman Calls Anew tor Fight On Inflation   Unusual Prosperity Said Based Largely On “Temporary Prop:

Adjustments Are Needed, Truman Says      President Reports Current Prosperity Is . Temporary

{Truman Sends Activity Report To Congress   President Calls For Safeguards Against Inflation

temporary Props Hold Up Prosperity. Truman Says  Readjustments Of Basie Nature   Readjustments Of Basic Nature Will Be Needed,  President Warns

President Calls.      Presperity” Sal Boned Largsly Tumgerery Proms tes Nae For Bary 

TRUMAN ASSERTS TEMPORARY PROPS HOLD UP BUSINESS   When They Weaken, He Says, Adjustments Will Be in Order to Put Prosperity on Firm Foundation.   CIVILIAN PRODUCTION AT ALL-TIME PEAK   “President Tells Congress and Nation in Economic Report More Than 60,000,000 Are Employed.

‘Truman Says Nation's     Prosperity Now Based  On “Temporary Props

Moves To Avert Depression Urged By Nation's Chief  : Declares Prosperity  On "Temporary Props’

News Behind The News  eee tne beth, aac   WASHINGTON By Ray Tucker

Ex-Auditor-in-Chief 0 General Accounting Office Scores Book. keeping of Government.

RFC Records Under Fire  In Congress   Coleman Declares Bookkeeping ‘Bad’

FEDERAL ACCOUNTS MUDDLED, 1S CLAN   Can’t Tell Whether U.S. Had ’47 Surplus or Deficit, Probers Toid.

FORMER AUDITOR HITS BOOKKEEPING OF GOVERNMENT   T. C. Andrews Asserts System Does Not Show Whether Treasury Had Surplus   or Deficit Last Year.      RFC COMES UNDER FIRE AT INQUIRY   Witness Says Lending Agency Has Repeatedly “By-Passed” Congressional Appropriation Procedure.

Selection of Political Appointees to Handle Govt. Agencies Blasted

U.S. Bookkeeping Comes Under Fire  Congress Delves Into Handling of Funds

Bookkeeping of Government Gets Auditor's Blame   Says Treasury Balance May Not Be Surplus; Could Be Deficit

Andrews Says No One Knows  Status Of U. S.   Presidential Political Appointees Under Fire As Financial Situation Draws Attention Of Federal Group

Congress Probes Wartime R.F.C, Funds Handling   Bookkeeping Said So Bad No One Knows If Surplus Exists

US Books in Bad Shane; Financial Condition Unknown   Billions Gone But The Government Record: Don't Shaw It

Two Veterans Are Nominated  Voters Will Choose Congressman Aug. 2¢

‘Loyalty Pledge Still “Hot” Six-Week Old Taft-Hartley Labor  Law Faces Series Of Major Tests

Major Court Case, Involving Loyalty Pledge, One Of Many Scheduled Taft-Hartley Law Faces Series  Of Tests Vital To Enforcement

TESTS FILED QN LABOR ACT   Pending Cases Will Decide Future Administration  Of Hartley Law

Current Tests May Determine Future of Taft-Hartley Act   There Are Several Points To Be Cleared Up by United States Courts

Back-Log Of Nearly 4,000 Cases Is Pending With Taft-Hartley Act Provisions Involved

TAFT-HARTLEY ACT ALREADY HAS RAISED MANY QUESTIONS   Back-Log Of 4,000 Cases Pending Before New Law Remain To Be Disposed Of—Question Whether Wagner Act Still Applies To Them

VOTE IS DUE ON NATIONAL SCIENCE UNIT   Senate Agrees to Let the States Share in Any Distribution of Funds by Foundation, if It Is Authorized.

IOWA PROPERTY TAXES INCREASE   More Than 9 Million More To Be Collected .

Pauley Quits Reparations  Office Today   He Will Continue As Ad. viser to Secretary Marshall, However

UMW MAGAZINE INDICATES THAT MINERS’ CHIEF WILL URGE BOYCOTT OF NLAB

NLRB Battling  For Existence   Conciliation Service Also May Go As Debate Onen::

NLRB Faces Tough Fight To Continue Functioning   House Considering Labor Department's Appropriation Bill

Contempt Ruling On John L. Lewis Delayed By Act   Committee Hearings In Congress Rushed On New Leaislation

Court Fails To Rule on Lewis Case   Delayed at Least Until March 3— Rule Against Wace-Hour Chief

MINE OWNERS LOOKING FOR NEW STRIKE   Southern Operators’ Spokesman Wants UMW Monopoly, Ended.

Asserts ‘Some Deference” . Should Be Paid Them When Ruling On, Wage-Hour Cases

A. F. L. President Green Rejects Pleas-to Call. General Protest Strike

AFL Head Rejects Pleas for General Strike to Protest Labor Curb Bill: Hits Solons

Chief of AFL Rejects Plea For Strikes   Appeals Made to Call General Walkout In Labor Bill Protest

Green Rejects Plee Of Unions for Plan On General Strike   Says AFL Will Fight Issue in Courts Verv Soon

AFL LEADER TO FIGHT LABOR BILL IN COURTS   Calls Union Presidents to Con+ ference in Washington on July Ninth

'Walkouts In Nation ‘Continue   Steel And Railroad Companies Feel Pinch Of Work Stospace

General Strike Plea Rejected By AFL Leader   Green Says Instead Labor  Bill Fight Will Be Tak  en To Courts

Instead, He Plans Court Fight on Bill   Says AFL To Organize Politically To Beat  Rockers of Law.

Hope Fading for Avoiding Miner Strike   Labor Act Framers, _ Differ Widely on How to Proceed

PRESIDENT GREEN REJECTED PLEAS OF MEMBER UNIONS   For a General Strike In Pro test Against Taft-Hartley Bill.   CONFERENCE CALLED   Green Called Presidents of 105 Unions for Meeting July %.

AFL Plans Political Fight Against All Supporters of Taft-Hartley Bill   Presidents of 105 Unions Called to Meeting In Washington July 9, With Battle in Courts Promised: Hartley Assails John: k. Lewis

GREEN REJECTS REQUESTS FOR GENERAL STRIKE   1,000 Coal Mines Are . Closed by Protest Act of 230,000 Workers

WALKOUT DEMANDED BY AFL UNIONS   Unions to Seek Defeat of Solons Who Voted Bill

Temperatures   Steel Mills Order Cutbacks and Contract Deadlock Ends Work in Shipyards; 262,000 Miners Idle

Promises AFL Will Fight Law In U. S. Courts   Union Head States Aim Of Voting Out Congressmen Who Favored New Act

Pleas for General Strike Rejected by AFL’s Pres. Greer   Curtailment of - Operations in Coal-Using Lines Continues

Green Rejects Appeals for . General Strike  _ Will Fight Law in   Will Fight Law in Court, at Polls, A.F.L. Leader Say:

‘Pleas for Strike ‘Rejected by Green   @ ACL President Says Unions Will F ight New Taft-Hartley Labor Union Control Bill in Courts: Calls Union Heads to Conference in Washington July 9.

A.F.L. President Rejects Call for A General Strike   Green Says I[t Is “Unwise’ to Bow To Union Demands

Unions To Take Bill To  Courts   Green Points Out Strike Would Be  ‘Unwise’ Now

Leader Says Court Fights To Be Sfaged   ‘Defeat For Solons Who Favored Bill Will Be Seuahe

AFL To Orcanize Ts feat Cangressmen Who ‘voted For Bill   FASCIST MOVE?

ireen Turns   jown General frike Pleas *   Presidents of AFL’s  105 Unions Called: To Conference in ‘Washington July 9.

220,000 IDL! AS STRIKES INCREASE   Workers Are Laid Off In Associated Industries   Waking Scattered Efforts: To Get Miners Back;  Protest Labor Law

Green Rejects Unions’ Plea For General Strike   AFL Head Says He'll Fight Taft Low Through Court:

Unions Demands For Nationwide Halt Over-Ruled   Green Refuses To Bow To Pleas; Shipyard Workers Walking out

Rejects Pleas To Protest Labor Law   Quarter Million Men idle as More Miners Quit—Shipworkers Strike—New Lavoffs

Green Rejects AFL Protest Strike But Thousands of ClO Miners Idle

AFL President Declares Move Is ‘Inadvisable   Labor Leader Says Taft-Hartley Bill To Face Court Fights

Green Rejects Proposals for  General Strike   Convocation of Lawyer: Called to Find Errors in Law

General Strike Pleas Rejected By AFL President   Green Calls Meet Of 105 Unions’ Heads

Green Rejects Requests For General Strike   Will Fight New Labor Law In Courts And At Polls, Says AFL Head.

Court Test of Taft-Hartley Law Planned by AFL   Co-Sponsor of Act Denounces Miners’ Leader

GREEN REJECTS GENERAL STRIKE   Conference of Union Leaders Called for July 9

LATEST STRIFE INCREASES TOTAL. 10 262.000 (OLE   Shipworkers Quit Following Deadlock In Contract  Al--ntiatiamec

‘AFL Chief Warns Labor Will Carry F ight to Elections   Conference of Union Presidents Called To Map Court Battles

PLANS COURT AND POLITICAL ~ FIGHT OW LAW   With Coal Qutput Cut to Near Half, Mills and Roads Lay Men OF °

UNION HEAD PLEDGES BATTLE AGAINST LAW IN COURTS, POLITICS  CONGRESSMEN SPLIT ON MEANS TO FIGHT MINE “PROTEST” WALKOUTS

Union To Fight New Control Law in Court   Steel Mills and Railroads Begin To Lay Off Men

Green Calls for Fight in Court On New Measure   Calls Conference July 9 As GOP Leaders Studdy Way To Curtail Strikes

Men Who Wrote Measure Splif Over Lewis   Crackdown Urged By Hartley; Landis In Favor Of Terms

Unwise to Heed Wires. He Declares   Will Fight Bill In Courts and Seek to Defeat  Legislators

General Strike “No”   Action Urged By Member Unions in Protest . To Labor Bill Termed  Unwise By AFL Chief

Union to Fight Law in Court, Leaders Told    Week-End Meeting Of Lawyers Slated To Pool Proposals

General Strike Pleas Rejected . By AFL President  Green Calls Meet CIE TANK lstane’ Mande

Green Promises Court Battle on Labor Law   Unions’ General Strike Pleas Rejected; Coal, Shipyard Tieups Boosts Number Idle to 262,000

William Green States That Unions Will Continue To Fight New Labor Law in Courts.  EMPHASIZES NEED FOR LABOR UNITY

AFL PRESIDENT REJECTS PLEAS FOR BIG STRIKE — SUGGESTS FIGHTING  TAPT-HARTLEY LAW  AIcC AIiIiDTe

U.S. Committee Sees Bevin  On Gold Plan   Secretary Views Move in Connection  With Aid Program

Herter Committee Talks With Bevin On Gold Proposal   Britain’s Foreign Secretary May Press Scheme Under Marshall Plan

President Opposes Tax Reduction Now; Says Debts Must Be Paid   Pleads Adequate Defense Funds   Foreign Policy Must Not Be Wrecked On Rocks Of  Partisanship, He Says

President Labels Republican Attempts At Further:Cuts In Budget As “Invitation To Disaster”

Balanced Budge! Sighted In U. S., Truman Reveals  President Speaker At Jefferson Day Dinner At Capitel

Truman Proclaims Budget Balance;  Lashes GOP Plans tor Tax Slashes

Not “A Shred Of Truth” To It....  TVA Nominee Denies He “ried To Get Red Pals Excused From The Army

FAIR THRU TUESDAY   Bright Sunny Skies Welcomes First Day of Winter in State

LOWER INCOME TAX PROMISE KEPT ALIVE   Allotment Approved For Reduction Of Debt

2.NEGRO BOYS KILL FARMER   Youths, 12 and 13, + Confess Gun Slaying Of Carolina Bachelor

DEMAND FOR 3 GI'S IS IGNORED BY YUGOSLAVIA   Refuses to Answer . U. S. Request for Yanks Kidnaped at Border

Giant Ruhr  Mines Close  British Appeal Ils Ignored   Charge Misconduct  Last Three CIO Union Officials At Allis-Chalmers Dismissed

PLYMOUTH COUNTY RURAL TEACHERS ENJOY WORKSHOP   Receive Helpful Teaching Tips At LeMars Meeting

Teachers Workshop Saturday, Oct. 4  Instructors Met For Annual Session

Civilians Killed, Injured in Aerial Attack  Government Planes Lash Out at Capital of Rebels

Civilians Killed, Injured in Aerial Attack  Government Planes Lash Out at  Cpe mtess] at Theale te

House Defeats Amendments To Labor Bill   Passage of Measure Outlawing Closed Shop Expected Today

House Beats Back Attempts to Revise Measure  Passage of Bill Restricting Strikes Is Near

“BILL CHANGES   House Beats Back Efforts To Soften Measure For Curb on Strikes

‘House. Votes To Tigh ten! ‘Labor: Curbs   ‘Slates Ballot Today On General Bil, Restricting Strikes»

LEGISLATION TO CURB STRIKES SURVIVES TEST   Three Attempts To Modify Measure Defeated In  House   PASSAGE EXPECTED BY TWO-THIRDS VOTE

House Beats Back  Atfempts to  Revise Measure Passage of Bill  ee, er ee Ce   Passage of Bill Restricting Strikes Is Near

3 Attempts to Alter Labor Bill Are Beaten Back   Passage of Measure  Expected by Members Late Today

House Turns Back Three Bids to Alter Bill Curbing Strikes and Union Program

House Drives For Passage  Of Labor Bill   Downs 3 Attempts To Make Changesin  Major Provisions

House Speeds Toward Vote On Labor Bill   Attempts At Major Changes Are Defeated

Eisenhower Says He'll  Not Be a Presidential  Cenedidesta AMewt Venue

Not A Candidate, General Ike Says  Refuses To Consider Career In Politics

Eisenhower Is Net Interested In Presidency   ARMY LEADER STRESSES NEED FOR SAFETY OF U.S.

Eisenhower Balks at Candidacy   Says Menton of His tame Not Goor For U. S. Army

_ _LRULES NAME OUT OF RACE— Not A Candidate For  President—Eisenhower

GEN. EISENHOWER AGAIN GIVES A DEFINITE NO   Refuses the Honor of Becom: ing a Candidate for Presidency.   ‘THINKING AS A SOLDIER   Of the Nation’s Future Security, He Said In An Interview.

Thinking As Soldier, Says Eisenhower   Mention Of Name As Candidate Not Best, He Declares

Eisenhower Refuses to Consider Possibility of Entering Political Race

Ike Against Campaigning For President   Chief Of Staft Says Political Talk ‘Not Good For’ Army.

Ike Declines. To Consider Election Role   General Declares Talk Of Him for President Not Good for the Army

Eisenhower Sees Job  For Blocking Super-Blitz   Chief of Staff Denies Rumor He Would Be Available for Presidency— Sava U.8. Mav Defend Itself Alone

Not a Candidate, Says Eisenhower  Giving No Thought to Political Career

Martin Calls — For Cooperation   Points. Out.Army Is Nonpartisan —  Ike Deplores Procidency ' Talk

EISENHOWER WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE IN 1948 ELECTION   Claims Mention of His Name A Potential Candidate Not Good For Nation

Eisenhower Wont Run In 48 Race   General Makes It Plain He's Soldier, Not « Candidate

EISENHOWER BLASTS AT USE OF HIS NAME   Declares Candidacy Talk Is Not Good For Army

GEN. EISENHOWER ~ “NOT CANDIDATE’   War Here Rules Himself-Ou! oft Presidential Rice -

Marshall Plan Success Is Held  Issue Of Peace   Secretary Marshall Says U.S. To Battle Issue Of World Peace On Pian   BLAMES RUSSIA FOR PARLEY ‘FLOP’

SAYS MOLOTOV BLOCKED ROAD TOPEACE   U. S. Stakes Hopes on Success or Failure of Aid Plan

SECRETARY. DECLARES: THAT , FUTURE HINGES ON SUC-"CESS OF REHABILITA -. TION PLAN © #8 ae

Marshall Plan Sole U.S. Hope Of Final Peace   Secretary Lays Parley Failure To Reds, Sees No Unified Germany

TRUMAN REAFFIRMS U.S. FAITH   Says All Acts Seek To Add Strength to The United Nations

Repledges Full Faith in ‘United Nations   Truman Messages Trygve Lie in Reply to Critics

U.S. Faith In UN Pledged By President   Expresses Nation’s Purpose Of Backing Organization Work

IS REPLEDGED BY PRESIDENT   Declares Acts of U. S Seek to Strengthen  Organization

Full Faith in U. N. Repledged By President   Truman Says America Believes in Future of Charter

Mid- Kast aud’ Backs’ UN,  Tru uman, n Says  aaah be   > Airs ‘Support i in ae ‘To Critics of 2)  - we om om

Faith in U.N.  Is Maintained,  President Says U. S. Representative  To Make Statement TT TIAW We. Waal

Truman Answers Critics’ Charges of Bypassing in Move for Greece. Turkey

Truman Repledges Full Faith In UN   President Replies To Critics On Greek Aid  Proposal]

TRUMAN VOICES-FULL CONFIDENCE: IN TINITEN NATIONS   Statement an Answer t Charge That U. S. Aid to Greece and Turkey Wil _ Damage Organization, —   CLAYTON SUPPORTS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM   Warren Austin to Address Security Council Friday  on Situation in Medi terranean. —

Romania Is on American Trouble List   Note Protesting Confiscation Laws Dispatched

Romania Is on American Trouble List  Note Protesting  Confiscation —  ee. Kae Ie Se

Reclamation Commissioner Issues Order for  Action   FOR WATER CONTROL

Work to Begin When Sufficient Funds Available   Advance Action Must Not Jeopardize Progress on Other Normal! Work Projects

46 DAYS INCLUDED IN FEDERAL PLANS   Reclamation Commissioner Issues Order for  Action   FOR WATER CONTROL

State Bonus Bill Wide  Open Issue   House Group Refuses To Accept Revenue Plan Of Tax Committee

State Bonus Bill Snags  In Committee   Scant Hope Held for Passage Before Adjournment Date

5,000-Mile Hop Planned By Arm  Speed Record Sought In Hawaii-N. Y. Flight

Most Folks Will Celebrate At Home Report of Nation Reveals: S.F. Prises Less

Bad Weather, High Prices to Keep Most Folks at Home to Celebrate Advent of the New Year Tonight

U. S. DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS PLANS STRICT HANDS-OFF POLICY ON CALIF. WALLACE BOOM

OLD AND DIFFICULT PROBLEM CONFRONTS BOARD Parolee Faces Two Murder Charge:

News Behind the News  Pe ORT ee eee Te, NORE EC ET aR OREN Ce emery tee noe   Unless set  Opportunity ted quickly

Patterson Told Him To Sign, He Says   Foriner Army Officer Tells How Hughes Was Given Contract For 100 Planes

Forced To buy Hughes’  Planes   Browning States Order Directed By Patterson

Hughes Arrives For Hearing   Senate Committee .To Question Meyers On Contract Deal

Fact Brought Out At Probe In Capital   Patterson Put Out Order, Witness Says

Officer Says Order Was Given That He Sign Contract.   Patterson Gave Instruction to Make Pact With: ‘Hughes for -Phsto:  Aircraft -

Says He Was Told To Sign Hughes’ Bid  Browning Tells About Contract

Ex-General Claims Patterson Ordered Signing Of Contract   Hollywood Aircraft Designer May Re. turn To Stand Late This Afternoon in Probe

Hughes Contract Sign Order Told   Photo Plane Agreement Directed By Patterson, Witness Testifies

Says He Was Ordered To Sign....  Ex - General Heard In Hughes Inquiry

Te Fem Saw  : National Heart Week Would Make Everyone His Own Valentine

@ PETER EDSON   National Heart Week Would Make Everyone His Own Valentine

Telephone from Speeding Train Now Possible   Soviet Demand Spurned by U.S.   Fire Prevention Week   Says Senate Probe Attempt To Smear Memory of FDR

LEGION CHIEF SCORES TAFT ON UMT STAND   Russ ‘Sneak Attack’ Pians Alleged By O'Neil

BRITAIN URGES JEWISH LEADERS TO COOPERATE IN CAMPAIGN ACAINST PALESTINE EXTREMIST:

Truman Complete: His Work on Tonight’s Speech  Political Address To Be Made at $100 Party Affair

SUPREME COURT BACK IN SESSION   LABOR CASES LOOM LARGE ON DOCKET  OF HIGH COURT

Labor Law May Come Before Supreme Court   Important New Term Convenes

U, $, SUPREME COURT LAUNCHES NEW TERM   Session May See Ruling Or Taft-Hartley Labor Act

Britich Navv Cantures  Bh Dee  Shipload Of Refugees Heading For Palestine

Assembly Agrees to Rent Control Bill  Both Houses Move to Adjourn This Week

Car Plunges Into House; 11 Escape Injury   Eight Persons Were In Two Cars Involved In Collision and Three Others Were in House

300 WORKERS INTO RED FEATHER DAY   Chest Campaign Set to Go Into Every Home and  in Town   KICK-OFF TOMORROW

Republicans ‘In Accord On Tax Bill   Plan To Offer : ‘Veto Proof’ Act. To Congress

PERSONAL EXEMPTIONS BOOSTED Veto-Proof Income  Tax Bill ls Drawn

Double Header Opens _ IndependentBasketball  Season In LeMars ._

WRITERS JOIN SOVIET ATTACK   Correspondents Say Speech By Vishinsky Has Thrown  Americans in Panic

TENSION GRIPS JUDGE'S TRIAL   Attorneys Asked To ‘Control’ Verbal Outbursts ~ Of Clients

Manila, Luzon In Ruins As  Storm Passes   Waves Pound Piers and Wreck Shipping In Worst December Storm in 29 Years

President Roxas Calls Emergency   Storm Is Islands’ Fifth in Two Months; Danish Ship Is Lost and Five Others Damaged.

TOLL OF DEAD PLACED AT 36; SHIP IS SUNK   Storm-Whipped Fires Cause Gigantic  Damages

At Least 3 Killed In Storm: Emergency Declared To Spur Cleanup Steps

Loss Terrific In Philippines   Danish Motorship Sinks With 46 Men

Fire Fed By Typhoon Destroys Most Of Historic Tacloban   Worst December Storm in 29 Years Damage Parts of Manila; Reports Danish Ship “Total Loss’

36 Feared Dead From Typhoon In Philippines   Danish Ship Sunk In Worst December Gale in 29 Years

Philippines Swept By Devastating Typhoon.   Heavy Damage Suffered By Manila While Fire Razes Historic Tacloban; Ship Destroved. Others Damaved.

VESSEL SINKS OFF COAST OF SAMAR   70 Per Cent Of Tacloban Wiped Out By Storm  MANILA   Also Hit By Heavy Winds; Roxas Declares Emergency Holiday

Pres. Declares Emergency As Damaae Rises   4& Drown When Vessel Sinks

Ti ilieein   $6 Persons Are Dead or Are  eee ee   NAANILA IS HARD HIT   10 Per Cent of Historic

Savage Storm Rips Philippine Islands   At Least 56 Persons Dead or Missing—46 of . Them In Wreck of Danish Ship; Historic City Of Tacloban 70 Per Cent Wiped Out by Fire

Philippines Lashed by Typhoon   ' At Least-56 Killed-.-  46 Perish in-Wreck © Of Danish Motorship ea Tarlakan Harel Wis

— PHILIPPINES — 46 Missing As Danish Ship Sinks   FIRE LEVELS 70% OF CITY

At Least 56 Lives Lost in Philippines In Savage Typhoon  Roxas Orders State Of Emergency While People Dig Way Out

Worst Storm In 29 Years Hits Islands  56 Are Dead Or  Unaccounted For

Storm Rips Manila; 56 Dead, Missing  Fire Wipes Out 70 Per Cent of  a  . en pe ee

Typhoon Strikes The Philippines   $6 Persons Are Dead or Are  = <i   MAANILA IS HARD HIT   0 Per Cent of Histone

MANILA REELS UNDER SAVAGE TYPHOON BLOW   Fire, Caused by Storm, Wipes Out 75 Per cent of Historic Tacloban

Philippines Hard Hit: 46 Die When Motorship Sinks   Fire Wipes Out Major Part of City of Tacloban

Storm Rages In Philippines; Fire Razes Tacloban   Worst December Typhoon y Since 1929 His Islands; 5 Survivors Picked Up From Grounded Vessel

Manila Whipped By Storm Which Hits Islands   Emergency Holiday Declared To Allow Rehabilitation Work

SAVAGE STORM WRECKS. SHI, KILLS SCORES   Emergency Holiday Declared As Shrieking Winds Sweep Out to Sea

Savage Typhoon Rips Into Philippines; 56 Killed or Missing and Damage Heavy  Emergency Holiday Ordered After   Emergency Holiday Ordered After Worst December Storm in Years; Danish Ship, 46 on Board, Sinks

Island’s Most Violent Storm Cripples Manila,  Fire Rages in Tacloban

TYPHOON JOLTS PHILIPPINES IN TERRIFIC FORCE   One Vessel Destroyed, Five Others Damaged—Manila Suffers Heavy Blow

56 Persons Perish, One Vessel Sunk   Five Others Damaged; 70 Percent of City Of Tacloban Destroyed

Pacific Typhoon Arrives 12 Hours Before Scheu   Reported to Be Worst in 29 Years

Philippines Are Raked ‘By Typhoon   Manila Heavily Hit, Part Of Tacloban Wiped Out, Ship With 3D Lost In Samar Sea

Report 9 Ships Are in Distress  At Least Five Dead ’ And 34 Are Missing

Danish Ship With 56 Aboard Sinks As Savage Storm Hits Pacifie Area; City of Tacloban 70 Per Cent Gone

Typhoon Rips Philippines; Many Killed   State of Emergency i Proclaimed by Roxas; Manila Is Hard Hit

Lost In Philippines Typhoon’   46 from Danish Ship Reported T> Have Drownec

Ship Sunk; Manila Hit  in Storm   Wind-Whipped Fire Destroys Most of City of Tacloban

Typhoon Damages Manila, Tacloban; Emergency Exists:   Most Violent in Series of § Storms Sweeps Over Philippines With Savave Force

5 Seamen Dead, 34 Missing In Storms At Sea  ene — ne  Nine Vessels Are Involved

T yphoon  Sweeps _ Philippines   Worst Storm in, Years. sLeaves Trail of Death. “And Destruction; Fire Takes Town; Ship Lost

Forty-Six Perish In Sinking Of Danish Ship Off Samar   Tacloban Is Wiped Out By Fire, Wind   Manila Is Also Hard Hit By Devastating Typhoon, Reporting Five Dead

‘Heavy Damage in Wake of Typhoon in Philippines   Causes Fire Which Wipes Out 70 Per Cent of Historic Tacloban

56 Persons Missing Or Dead, Ship Sinks   Seventy Per Cent of Historic City of Tacloban Wiped Out of Storm-Whipped Fire; Five Vessels Damaged

Severest December . Storm in 29 Years Sweeps Vast Areas   Europe-Bound Passenger Ship is Feared Lost; Other Ships Damaged

Motorship Lost. with 55 Aboard   Capital Suffers Spotty Damage as. Storm Hits Head-on

Worst Typhoon Of Many Years Strikes Manila   Matership Lest, Mast of Faclobar Destroyed, Kdanila Heavily Damoged

46 Drown as Danist Motorship Sinks; Fire Destroys City   Emergency Holiday Called to Devote Energy to Relief

Typhoon Hits Philippines; 56 Are Dead   Worst December Typhoon in 29 Years Strikes Islands; President Roxas Declares Emergency.

MOST DEAD, MISSING FROM DANISH SHIP IN FILIPINO STORM  ISLAND REPUBLIC HIT BY SAVAGE WINDS; SIX » VESSELS ARE DAMAGED

SAVAGE TYPHOON HIT PHILIPPINES, . 56 PERSONS DEAD   Firty-six of Them Were From Danish Motorship, Kina, Which Sank.   5 SHIPS WERE DAMAGED   70 Percent of the - Historic City of Tacloban Reported «: Wiped Out. :

Danish Ship Sinks; Historic City of  Tacloban Heavily Damaged by Fire

Ship. Destroyed In Raging Gale:  TaclobanBurns   Worst December Storm In 29 Years “Pits Capital, Causes Damage In Other Islands

WIND FANS FIRE RAGING THROUGH TACLOBAN CITY   56 DEAD, MISSING AS DANISH VESSEL SINKS OFF SAMAR

‘Typhoon Hits Manila; Worst In 29 Years   Most Of Tacloban Wiped Out: Six Ships In Trouble.

Manila Heavily Damaged; One Ship Destroyed   Causes Fire That Wipes Out 70 Percent Of Historic Tacloban: Emergency Declared

WORST BLOW IN 29 YEARS HITS MANILA   WRECKAGE LITTERS STREETS; VESSEL IS ON ROCKS

Violent Storm Sweeps Islands, Sinking One Ship With Loss Of 46, Damaging Five Other Vessels And Wiping Out Most Of City Of Tacloban—Portions Of Manila Severely Damaged—State Of Emergency Declared By President Roxas

Five Sailors Killed: 34 Missing at Sea   Six Vessels Hit by Typhoon in the Pacific

Phone Settlements May Set Pattern in National Agreemen   Dairy, Steel Strikes ir Chicago Area Near in Wage Dispute

Settlements In Eastern States May Set Pattern   Independent Unions Agree To Terms In New York And Pennsylvania; Hitch In Coal Mine Talks

PHONE WORKERS SETTLE STRIKE IN TWO STATES   Pennsylvania, New ‘York _ May Provide Pattern For Others

43,000 Back To Work In Two States   Hikes of $3 to $4 Per Week Agreed to In New York City, Pennsylvania

NATION-WIDE SEARCH FOR MISSING CO-EL   Former Coaviet Seaght In Conacc iiom With Disappearance Of

Public Hearing Today On lowa Vets Bonus Bill   House Committee Hears Pros And Cons Of 90Million-Dollar Plan.

™ MASON CITY   Remove 2 Pounds of Assortea Metal from Bull's Stomachs

[Report On U.S. Check Sought: By Legislator   Charges Grow Out OF Election Following Heated. Primary Campaign.

Names Secret Until Arrests Of All Charged:   Sen. Kem To Seek Probe: Of Justice Dept. ‘For ‘Failure ‘to Act’ a

INDICTMENTS KANSAS CITY   Grand Jury Began Inquiry on Evidence Gathered by Paper

21 Indicted on Charge of Vote Fraud   _ Grand Jury Completes ' Probe of Missouri Primary ElecNea

42 Indicted in Kansas City Vote Fraud Investigation   Members of Both Parties Named in True Bills—Prosecutor Says Perrin D. McElroy Was Cheated Out of Democratic Nomination for Presiding Judge of County Court—Man Declared Winner Ran With Pendergast Support.

Further Moves Made in Al _ beged Kansas City Vote Frauds   A FEDERAL BRUSHOFF   US. At General’, Views Not Shared by Grand Jury

Jackson County Grand Jury - Return Indictment After - Investigation of Primary   Election.   KANSAS CITY STAR GATHERED EVIDENCE

27 Rre Indicted -in Kansas City for Vote Fraud   Evidence Collected by Newspaper Is Basis “fer Action

INDICT 27 FOR FLECTION FRAUD   Charge Violations in Kansas City Primary

Grand Jury Indicts 27 On Vote Fraud  Outgrowth Of Kansas City Primary Election

INDICT 27 IN KANSAS TODAY FOR VOTE FRAUD   Legal Action Involves Primary Elections Last Auepust   Withhold Details Until Arrests Have Been Made

4) \ndicted in Kansas City Vote Investigations   Grand Jury Names Some From Both Parties Says Prosecutor

Push Vote Fraud Probe   Grand Jury Indicts 42 On First Day of Investigation in K. C.

Simple Truman  Service Held   President to Return Teday Tr. Wachinetan

Simple Funeral Held For President Truman’s Mother   Two Doctors Only Outsiders Allowed; Chief Executive Bearing Strain Well

SIMPLE RITES ARE HELD FOR MRS. TRUMAN   PRESIDENT’S AGED MOTHER IS BURIED IN KANSAS CITY

TRUMAN'S MOTHER BURIED FOLLOWING SIMPLE SERVICES   Ceremony Conducted in Parlor of Her Home With Mem-— bers of Family and Two Outsiders Present.   16 MOTOR CARS EN FUNERAL CORTEGE   Interment ¥s in Forest Hil Cemetery in Kansas City Beside Remains of Her Husband.

Mrs. Truman's Funeral Held In Grandview      Simple Service Read {1 Plain Old-Fashioned Parlor

Simple Last Rites Held for  Mrs. Truman   Mother of President Is Laid to Rest in Kansas City Cemetery

FINAL SERVICES “SONDUCTED FOR MRS, TRUMAN   Simple Rites Held Fo: President’s Mother; Only Family Attends   CHIEF EXECUTIVE “SOLEMN AT RITES

Simple Ceremony Closes Life’s Book For Mother of President Truman

Simple Service Marks Last Rites For Mother Of Nation’s President

President’s Mother Is Buried in Kansas City  After Rrief Serviee in Grandview Residence

Simple Rites AreHeld For  Mrs. Truman   Short Cortege Has Only 16 Cars with Members Of Family

POLES SLASH RATION LISTS   Drastic Action Is Taken In Efforts to Conserve On Scarce Food Supply

NLRB PONDERS EXTENSION FOR NON-RED FILING   Denham Decision Due In Da Or Two On Union Pleas For Additional Time

— MULTI-LATERAL ALLIANCE —  U.S. Ponders 40-Year Pact Against Reich 

FRENCH PACT. - TS FORECAST   U.S EXPECTED-TO-OFFER-AL LIANCE IN RETURN FOR INCREASING RUHR PRODUCTION

LARGE AREAS — “OF PORT CITY. ARE LEVELEL   NUMBER OF INJURED AS RESULT OF EXPLOSIONS AT \NAVAL BASE MAY ; REACH. §,000

Cadiz Havoc Called Similar To Texas City   Torpedoes, Chemicals Mines Explode, Causing Spread of Huge Fires

U.S. Wins Round In Balkan Fight   Bars Attempt to Keep Big Powers from Commission

Showdown Seen In UN Balkan Plan   U.S. Bars Attempts to Lim it Number of Members  on Committee

8 Compete For Beauty Title   Hagerstown To Be Renresenied Tonight By Miss Loretta Jean Hartman.

BothShips InBad Way Ott Boston   Transport Crew Forced To Take To Lifeboats

{BACKBONE OF CONGRESS IS WORK OF COMMITTEES; MEMBERS HAVE ICHANCE TO MAKE. BREAK BILLS

COURT UPHOLDS TALMADGE VOTE   ‘Rules Georgia Legislature Acted within Rights

Georgia Court OK’s Election Of Talmadge   Superior Judge Holds Legislature Had Right To Rule ‘No Election’

JUDGE DECLARES LEGISLATURE HAD POWER TO DECIDE °  ' THERE -HAD BEEN _ NO ELECTION 

(Republican Fiscal Leaders Put New Steam ‘Behind Drive To Cat Government Spending

Auto-Train Crash Kills Newlyweds   Four Others in Car Killed Instantly by “Holiday Special”

Train With Logansport ‘Crew Kills } Bride. And Groom And Four Others

Legislature Organized in Pennsylvania   Advised by Martir To Meet Calls for State Funds ‘with Care and Courage’

Federal Agencies Urge Banks to Ban Speculative Loans   Declare Financing Will Be Held on a Basis of © Helping Production

CREDIT BUYING CONTROL SOUGHT   _ Federal Reserve Board ~ Asks Permanent Power Tr Check: Time. Purchases

DISAPPROVE LOANS FOR SPECULATION   U. S&S. ASKS BANES TO CURB THEM—WOULD REGULATE INSTALLMENT BUYING,

RESTRAINT su   Federal, Reserve Move Is Joined by Five Other Oraanizations

Federal Agencies Urge Banks to Ban Speculative Loans  Declare Financing Wi! Be Held ona Basis of  Oe ee ME SOM Ot, geen

Federal Reserve Board Asks for Authority to Regulate Credit Buying Permanently

Arab Youths Storm Night Club Today   Stage Wild-West Type Raid, With Trimmings; Floor Show Is Under way When Arabs Enter

5 Die in Wild Tel Aviv Raid   Night Club Shot Up By Uniformed Band

ARABS SLAY FOUR -— IN-TEL AVIV CLUE   Raiders Toss Hand Grenade  Into Milling Crowd

BLIMP CRASHES; CREW RESCUED   Small Navy Craft Falls Into Pacific Off Eureka, Calif.

START HOUSECLEANING  _ Movie Moguls Vote to Slash Communists Off Pay Roll 

FILMS BAN REDS; OUST TEN CITED   Thomas Hails Decision as fa Body Blow to Comoath tMmunists.”

Film Chieftains Ban Ten Accused Of Red Leanings  Movie Industry Decides   Movie Industry Decides No Known Communists Will Be Employed

MOVIE FIRMS DROP 10 CITED FOR CONTEMPT   Industry Acts To Rid Payrolls Of Group Cited In Probe

10 Men Cited For Contempt Are Dropped By Hollywood   Producer Group Also Announces It Will Not Hire  KnownCommunists

After 21 Years Man Is Able To Taste and Swallow Food   Drank Lye When He was an Infant

KnutsonRaps Truman Plan  On Tax Cuts   President Accused Of Playing Paritisan Politics On Issue

Virginia Hill in Collapse   Ex-Gangster's Girl Friend in Hospital

Virginia Hill, Seigel’s Girl,  Found ‘Doped’   Prostrate Form Found For Second Time Since Bugsy’s Death

Workers Vote To Return By 5 To 1 Margin   Wage Increases Average Between $3 And $4 A Week As Tie-Up Ends

Penner Sees A Recession   No Hope “for Any Effort to Check Rising Living Costs, He Holds

Pepper Sees  No Relief On  Living Costs Brewster Claims  Too Much Being Shipped Abroad

Pass Buck On Prices   Party Leaders Take Turns Blaming Each Other for Rising Costs

Continuing Boosts ~ in Retail Cost of thy Foods Discussed   Opinions of Significance Range From Optimism to Stark Pessimism

Brewster Would  “Save Food To  Save America” Blames Exports  For High Prices

CHARGES FLY ON CAUSE OF PRICE SPIRAL   Sen. Pepper Sees ‘No Hone For Lower Costs: Brewster Blames Truman

Senator. ¢€ aims: Help NeededTo Halt RedMareh         [Scores Brewster’ 8 Char :  High Food Prices-In.:  U. S: Due To: Ship“ments. Abroad

Senator Pepper Blames G. O. P.-Controlled Congress For Rising Living Costs; Sees Another Recession

Meat, Milk Prices Still Spiraling; $1.10 Tags On Philadelphia Steak

Retail Prices Of Milk, Meat Hit New Highs   Grand Jury to Conduct Investigation in Chicago Sept. 22

Pepper Sees     No Hope For  m i, *  Price Check   Believes Recession — Inevitable; Brewster Wants Exports Cut

 Democrats Blame GOP For Rising Living Costs; Republicans Place Cause On Truman Administration

DEN, PEPPER FORECASTS RECESSION   Floridian Holds No Hope for Food Price Check;  Blames Republicans.

Rs val Parties Seek to Assess Blame for Increasing High Cost of Living

Senators Clash On Reasons For Food Price Crisis, Dizzy Spiral Continues

[New Increases In Meat,  Milk, Heighten Food Bill   Discussion Ranges from Optimism Ove ' More Output to Recession Fear

No Hope to Check Prices Senator Says   Pepper Says People Might Just as Well Get Set for Recession

Pepper Warns HCL Cannot Be Checked ©   Says Republican. Conaress To Blame

RETAIL PRICE AOOSTS KEEP UPSKY RAC   Meat and Milk Take Lead as Vision of Meatless Days Looms.

GOP Controlled Congress Blamed For High Prices   Senator Pepper Sees No Hope Of Stopping Recession.

NEW MEAT, MILK PRICE HIKES POSTED      Philadelphia Butchers Boost Charges 3 to 10 Cents a Pound, Getting $1 to $1.10 a Pound for Sirloin,

U. S. Is Told To Gef Ready For Recession   Demo Solon Says Hope Of Checking Ricing Cost Gone

PEPPER TELLS U, 5, TO PREPARE FOR RECESSION   Says There Is No Way te Check Rising Prices; Blames GOP Congress

~—Mounting Cost Of Living  Pepper Takes Gloomy View   Floridan Holds No Hope For Check In Rising Prices And Blames Republicans

Meat Prices Skyward In Philadelphia   Advances Of 3 To 10 Cents Are Recorded

Public ts Well Aware Of Food Price Hikes   Some Elated Over Increased Production--Recession Is Earaccct

Checking Prices Called Hopeless   Nation Is Told To Get Ready  For Recession

PRICE DISPUTE CHARGES MADE   Democrats And Republi. cans Blame Each Other For Upsurge   EXPECTS RECESSION

ClO Leader Asks Probe Group To Re-Instate Price Controls In US      Snare Gane No Hone Of Checking High Cost Of Living: Says Nation Must Expect bulot

—THE BATTLE GOES MERRILY ON— Pepper Blames GOP For High Prices; Brewster  Assails Heavy Exports —

‘Another Recession’   Pepper Holds Higher-Costs  Curbing Tries Are Hopeless   Brewster Contends Price Of Food High Because Of Exports

Pepper Says Depression Is on Way;  Brewster Puts Blame on Foreign Aid

Meat, Milk Prices Continue Advance  Grand Jury to Probe Meat Costs

Price Increases On ~ Still Throughout U. 5  _ Politicians Blame Each Other; Gov't - Control Suggested

DOLLAR STEAK INVADES EAST   Philadelphia Reports Choice Sirloin at $1 to $1.10— Other Prices Zoom

Business Recession Foreseen   Senator Pepper Blames GOP for High Prices

Florida Senator  Fears Recession Sees No Hope For Any Efforts - To Check Rising Living Costs

Who's to Blame for High Living Costs? Senators’ Views Differ   People Advised To Work More And Eat Less

Pepper Blames GOP Congress For High Costs   Florida Senator Declares Another Recession Near

Meat, Milk Prices Up in Some Regions   Philly Meat Prices Up; Milk Increased in Oregon

Meat, Milk Show Added Price Raise   Public Talk Ranges From Optimism Tc Recession.

Brewster Would Trim Exports... . Sen. Pepper Flatly  Predicts Reeession

‘Solons Tangle On Price Issue   Pepper Blames Republicans, and Brewster Says Foreign Shipments Guilty: Index at All-Time Peak

Pepper Fears U. S. Is Due For Recession   Other Officials Offer Proposals On Rising Costs

Wedemeyer Talks Plainly in China   Says Country Must Get Far-Reaching Reforms Done at Once

Wedemeyer Says China Must Make  Broad Reforms  Envoy Sure Force Alene Can’t i Oe

Seek Control OverThe Weather   U.S. Army Air Force Has Part in Project

AIR FORCE AND” WEATHER SUREAU BASE HOPES ON .  > GAS LAYER 100.000 —~FEET UP ~~

or PETE TER ED SON ©  etanoeumnanmananins  It Crop Prices 29 Stay H ligh, There May Be New Farm Program: .

Girl, 12, Crippled Since Birth, Walks Unaided After Trip to Shrine

Says U.S. Lacks In Confidence   Mrs. Roosevelt Comments On New Tendency In This Country.‘

Bud, Girl Will Take Stand and ‘Tell All’   Unusual Appeal to: Supreme Judges to Be Based on Two Points

Dobie Re-hiring Asked by Prof  Dr. Webb Says Loss Will Be Everyone’s

WARM, SUNNY WEATHER   , ves. Flora S$) os Neo Rain for Kansas for  > xt Several Days

Fine Weather Finally Moves Into the State   Warm Temperatures On Tap---'Practically” No Rain in Sink?

Former Carroll Man Involved In Race Row At Pacific Junction, Ia.   Mayor John Lutter, Once Navy Recruit er Here, Central Figure in Case

Group Protests Vagging Negro  Pacific Junction Group Face Charges

Drownings Top Auto Accidents... .  Death By Violence ie North Carolina Heavy During Long Holiday  .  

19 DIE BY VIOLENCE IN N. C. OVER WEEK-END ew tha Acanriatad Praca

a ne usps menos cunainnnss aman ammama ea  19 DIE IN NORTH CAROLINA

Moscow Silent Qn Truman’s Ple   Neither of Soviet Union’: Newspapers Publish Speech Or Excerpts

Truman Speech Not Carried in Soviet Papers   Disptaches Tell of Proposed Loans And Credits

MISSOURI AREA FACES GREATER FLOOD DAMAGE   Rivers, at Record Crests, Drive toward Swollen Mississippi

TREASON COUNT IS FACING JAP   Accused of Beating GI's in Oeyama Camp

AMERICAN-BORN JAP ARRESTED.FOR  CRUELTIES AS PRISON FOREMAN AT OEYAMA CAMP DURING WAR —

American-Born Japanese Youth Arrested in U. S. for Mistreating Gls in Japan Prison Camn

Optimistic Forecast Made In Last News Conference Of Year; Today’s Trouble Likened To 19th Century

PRESIDENT PREDICTS WORLD PEACE   Within Framework Of United Nations Organization

TRUMAN SEES PEACE AHEAD   President Confident U.N. Will Attain It

State Officials Investigate Fire In Freight House   Bangor Damage  Is Half Million

Bored With Broadway?  + + + + ++ + + New York City Bus Driver Starts Out On Routine Run—Jailed In Florida

Bronx Bus Driver, W anderlust Victim,  Brings Up in fail in Hollywood, Fla.

N. Y. to Florida “Just Started Out and Kept Going,’ Says Bus Driver

He Just Wanted A Change Of Scenery  Missing N. Y. City Bus, And Driver, Turn Up At Hollywood, Florida, Race Track   HE SAID HE DROVE TO HOLLY

Bus Starting Routine New York Run Winds Up Two Days Later in Florida: Vehicle Listed as Missing on New York Police Department's Records

Assembly Approves Strike Curb Bill  Measure Set To Go To Governor To Sian

Vote to Outlaw Utility Strikes  Assembly OKs Bill; Governor Awaits It

MAP PLANS FO ARMY DAY IN MATTOON   Beauty Contest to Choose Queen of April 8 Event

BODY OF ONE CHILD RECOV. : ERED'BY FIREMEN—PAIR . MISSING SINCE YESTERDAY. 

COLD HANGS ON IN THE NATION   Sub-Zero Weather Covers Northern States; Light Snow Predicted For New York City, Already Trying Te Dig Ont.

URGES sENATE G.0.P.10 BACK PRESIDENT   Explains Crisis at Conference of 51 Republican Members

RUSSIANS PRESS ATOM BAN DRIVE   Gromyko Moves To Revive Soviet Plan On Arms

Admiral Sentenced To Death For Scuttling French Fleet During War

LILIENTHAL WANTS SECRECY REMOVED FROM ATOMIC USE   Commission Head Says Public Should Know of Facts about Subject; Speaks in Indiana.

Forrestal Warns U. S. Must Retain lis Armaments  Must Keep Sirexg Defense Effect

Nation Is Told To Retain Strong Setup   Secretary Forresta Says Armaments Needed in Peacetime

HERBERT SIGNS SIX MEASURES OF OHIO SOLONS   Approves Legislation to Prevent Strikes by Public Employes

Governor Herbert Signs Ferguson Bill, Five Other Newly Enacted Measures

Herbert Signs Public Employes  Anti-Strike Bill  Gavarnnar Alen         Governor Also Signs Five Other Measures

Bill Banning Public Workers Strikes ls Law   Governor Herbert Places Signature On Measure Today

Bill Outlawing Strikes Signed By Governor   County Officials Given Salary Raises, Tax Is Repealed

HERBERT SIGNS BAN ON PUBLIC WORKER TIEUPS   Allocation Of Local Funds, County Pay Raises Also Recome Laws

OPEN DEBATE QN TAX SLASH   Millikin Sees Reduction As Business Tonic; Senator George Urges Delay

Tax Cuts As Shot-In-Arm Get Backing   Tonic To Nation’s Economy Cited; Sen George Asks Delay

QuickActionOr Tax Bill Urqed   Senate GOP Leaders Strive To Beat Democratic Attempts To Delay Bil

George Favors Tax Cut Delay Until June 10   Millikin Says Federal Slash Would Be Tonic For Nation

G.0.P. LEADERS FIGHT = DEMMY TAX CUT DELAY   Millikin Says Speedy Passage Would Be  Economic Tonic

Senators Arguing Effect of Planned Income Tax Cuts   Millikin Thinks Speedy Passage Will Hasten Nation’s Economy

MILLIKIN SEES REAL AID T0 U.S. ECONOMY   Senator Believes Prompt Income Tax Reduction Essential

SENATORS ‘DISAGREE OVER TAX REDUCTION   Millikin Says Passage Of Measare Will Be Tonic To Nations Economy

Kiwanis Hears Of Conditions  In Germany   Club Donates $50 For Shades; U. S. Zone Described: Pictured

Kiwanis Hears Of Conditions In Germany  lub Donates $50 Fae Shades; U.S. Zone

R. E. Thompson Dies Tuesday   Injuries Suffered in Fall Fatal   Village Offers Home and Shop To Good Barber   Denazification Court At Nuernbera Bombed

OFFICE OF GERMAN COURT HEAD BOMBED   Denazification Tribunal Now Trying Von Papen—No One in Building at Time of Biast.

Russia Meddling In Hungary, Says Formal U. 8. Nete  Right of People to Choose Government  wy 3... Tf.)

Communist Conspiracy  ao  Is Alleved   Move To Replace Freely Elected Officials Seen

U.S. Assails Red Interference   Charges Meddling in Hungary Affairs

U.S, ACCUSES RUSSIANS OF INTERFERENCE   Formal Note Com. plains of Meddling With Rights of People In Hungary.

U.S. Scores Red Policy  In Austria  State Department Charges Plot to Oust Regime,

U.S. Charges Soviet Imperils Free Hungary  Russia !s Conspirine Cf... nh. mt.

REDS ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTING  HUNGARIAN COUP   U. 8. Note Charges Reds With Interfering in Hungary

Interference In Hungary's Affairs By Soviet Charged   State Department Issues Formal Note to Russia

U. S. Accuses Reds Of Coup   Crisis In Hungary I ‘Forced’ On Majority By Soviets, Charge

RUSSIA ACCUSED OF INTERFERING WITHIN HUNGARY   Formal Note From U.'S. Points.to Internal Crisis

U.S. Aims New Blast at Soviet   Attempt to Force Communist Dictator Government Alleged

Russ Accused Of Meddling Tn Hungary   U.S. Charges Moscow At tempts to Set Up a Red Thictatarchin

Attempt To Set Up Dictatorship Claimed by U. S.   Official Protest Is Sent Soviet Chief On Allied Commissior

U. S. Hurls New Charge  At Russians   Soviets Accused Of ‘Unjustified Interference’ In Hungarian Affairs

AMERICA ALLUStO RUSSIAN LEADERS INHUNGARIANCASE   ‘Country Is Said Guilty of _ ‘Unjustifiable Interferance’ in Affairs of Natien; Note Dispatched. ‘POLITICAL RIGHTS CALLED DAMAGED

RUSSIA SENT PROTEST NOTE ON HUNGARY   Soviet interference with the nonInterference With Government

DICTATORSHIP OUGHT, NOTE TD RUSS SAYS   Resents Soviet Interference in Domestic Affairs of Hungarians.

ire. aR _ cote. cacrgg eagpsaaRTIR SALESMAN IS KILLED AS AUTO HITS TRAIN

PepperSays Third Party MoveGrows      Enactment of Labor Bill May Lese Vote to Republicans, He Says, + 1948    Surpasses Wallace   Congress, He Says, Has -Given Impelus to Third Party

Approval of Labor Bill Brings Talk Of « Third Party   Senator Pepper Says Senate Action Gives Moavemant a Ranes

Labor Measure Brings Talk of A Third Party   Republican Loss of Labor Vote Possible?

Solons Dispute Effects Of Vote   Third Party Gains Impetus By Act On Labor Bill

~RFPOCMCHGOUS EMpelus piesisinciseehiaiceaiaasiaseaa Seen  Third Party Talk Results From Action  On Taft Law   Possible GOP Loss Of Organized Labor Vote Also Predicted

Third Party Boosted By  Labor Law   Political. History Seen Written In — Taft-Hartley Law

Says Vote Boost For Third Party   Senator Pepper Comments On The Overriding Of Truman’s Veto.

'\Pepper Sees Boost for Third Party Movement in Labor Law Enactment

Predict Possible Third Party Rise  a New Labor Law Even Outdid Wallace

Pepper Sees "Third Party   GOP Lose Labor Vote Says Senator Aiken of Vermont

— ISSUE IN ’48 —  3d Party Spur Seen In Measure   ‘CALLED BLOW TO G.O.P.

Pepper Predicts Third Party May Result From Veto   Says Republicans Lost Labor Vote By Senate Action

Enactment Of Bill Brings Predictions Of Third Party  Senator Pepper Gloomy On Prospect:

‘New Labor Law Seen ‘Third Party Boost   Senator Pepper Believes Congress’ Action Means Republican Loss Of Labor Vote

Predict Political Kickback   Passage of Labor Bill Seen As Boost to a  Third Party, With Union Vote Lost to GOP

Labor Law Lifts Third Party Talk   Possible Republican Loss of Organized Labor Vote Seen

WALLACE JOINS FIGHT AGANST TRUMAN POLICY   Suggests Non-Military UN Aid Predicated on Reform of Greek Government

Wallace Attacks Truman Aid Plan   Former Vice President Would Predicate Help On Reforms In Greek Government

Offers Own Plan To Aid Greek Needy   Supports Move By LaGuardia And Sen. Pepper

WALLACE PREFERS GREEKS AND TURKS GET HELP FROM UN   Non-military Assistance Is Advocated Today at Nation’s Capital by Senate Leaders.   SENATORS TO ACT FIRST IN MATTER

Find Pat's Teeth But Now Police Can‘t Locate  The Elevator Operator

Lane Discusses  §choot Program:      ‘Declares 72 New Buildings Soon Will Be Started

Governor Tells  Of State Plans   School Program Outlined And Explanation Made Of Our Tax Needs.

16 Million in Revenue Is Aim   New Tax Primarily For Aid To Schools

Assembly Sends Bill To Senate   Surtax On Individual, Corporation Taxes Would Up School ‘Aid By $15,000,000

State Assembly Approves 40 Per Cent Surtax For Additional Aid To Schools

Report K eyes Worked Against Sigler’s Repeal Plan, Leaders’ Ardor Cools

Koreans Sight Civil War Under Plan   Southern Leaders Say Russian Program Would Benefit Russia

KOREA HEADS OPPOSE TROOP WITHDRAWAL   Say Reds Will Move In When “UL. §. Forees Move Out

WED 25 YEARS   150 Guests Called During Open House — Children: i All Peeeent 

“WED 25 YEARS   150 Guests “Called Duriiig Open House — Children:  All Present. ° 3

 War, Many “Vets” Visit Among People They rag ye   “OURSES CRITICISED    * However Are Yanks Pag For Learning”

PARIS FINDS IT HARD TO RECOGNIZE YANKEE FRIENDS   Many U. S. Veterans Return To Paris to Learn About People   NO LONGER CAREFREE   Enrolled In Dozen Parisian Educational Under G. I. Bill

MAN, WIFE DIE IN ~_CEDARHURST FIRE   Daughter Gravely Hurt in lean fram Window

Legislative Council Hears Plans — For Detailed Kansas Roud Survey

 Army Builds To Supersede Untested Plane, i\Contident Speed of Sound’s Within Grasp

ONE-HALF TO MILLION  ESTIMATED LOSS IN  BIG TEXAS “DUSTER” THOUSANDS OF ACRES  BARED; COLD, CLEAR IS TATEST BORECACT

Air Minded Navy Proposed  ‘Superintendent At U. §. Naval Academy Outlines Future Plans

RADIO TROUBLE MAY DELAY SPEED TRIAL   Around-The-World Flight Seeks 55-Hour Mark

FARMERS GET WEATHER HELP   Weekly Crop Report Says Late Fall Necessary To Save Corn

PLAN EXTRA TRAINS   Frisco Heads Announce Rail Schedules For Orange Bowl-Bound Fans

FRANCE EXPELS TWO BULGARIAN SCRIBES   Commercial Negotiations Are Severed

NET PAID SUNDAY CIRCULATION . . 28,337   Newsmen Expelled  France Breaks Off Bulgarian Relations In Row Over Press

Franee Ends Her Commercial Relations With Bulgaria As Result Of Writer’s Expulsion

Bulgar Newsmer Expelled After Sofia Incident   Special Privileges To Correspondents Withdrawn for Others

FRANCE BREAKS OFF RELATIONS WITH BULGARIA   Reprisal Undertaken For Banning Of French Woman Reporter In Sofia; Bulgarian Newspaper men Expelled.

France Breaks Trade Ties With Bulgaria   Expels Newsmen In Retaliation for Sofia Incident

FRANCE BREAKS WITH BULGARIA   Ends Commercial Negotiations and Expels 2 Newsmen

Major Victory Seen for U.N. In Halting War   Balkan Problem To Be Studied At Council Session

Indonesian Truce Viewed As Major Victory For UN; Delegates Highly Pleased

UN Officials Heartened by  Quick Response   Major Victory Seen For Lnited Nations In Hostilities End

Major Victory Is Scored by  Organization  Dutch Agreement to BR?aenen, Kiahting Sacemea   Dutch Agreement to Stop Fighting Seems ‘To Be Satisfactory

Indonesian Truce Viewed  As Victory For UN Council   United Nations Group Moves On To Try Again To Quell Balkan Disorders -Truce Effective At Midniaht

TRUCE HAILED AS A VICTORY FOR UN GROUF   Officials Optimistic Over Dutch Order  In Indonesia

UN Optimism Reigns After  ‘Cease-Fire’  Py eee   Acceptance Of Bid To Halt Indonesia War Widely Hailed

Tornado Cuts Swath in Harveyville Vicinity   None Injured---Estimated Loss of $25,000 to  Buildinac Livectack

HARVEYVILLE HIT   A Tornado Causes $25.00€  Property Damage But No Injuries

‘May Extend Wartime Tax Rates indefinitely  he Einwrne. Tesgeelocs.. Bsecu

GOP Leaders Seek fo Keep Luxury Taxes   Ways and Means Body Favors Retaining Rates On Liquor, Furs, Jewels

Hear Taxes Will be Extended   Report GOP Solons Decide to Keep Taxes on Furs, Liquors, Etc.

Members:Of GOP Group In  Favor of Move   May Be Necessary To Grant Reduction on Income Taxes .

Levies Due To Drop To 1941   Income Tax Slash May Depend Upon  Dcamnwnd ‘Dinin

LUXURY TAXES ARE LIKELY T0 STAY ON BOOKS   Tax-Writing Committee Agree: That Indefinite Exten sion Necessary   MOVE NECESSARY IF CUT MADE ON INCOME TAXES

Luxury Tax ° Extension  Is Proposed  House GOP Group Decides To Push

REPORT HOUSE GROUP DECISION TO KEEP RATES   Committee Member Says Continuation Necessary to Cut Income Levies

Levies Should Continue, is  Belief of GOP   According to Report Of Meeting Held  By House Committee

Levies Due To Drop To 1941 Levels July 1   Income Tax Slash ‘May Depend Upor Peanaced Plan —

Decision That Levies On Liquor, Furs, Jewelry And Some Other Items Should Be Extended Indefinitely Reported Reached At Meeting Of Republican Members Of House Ways And Means Committee— Income Tax Reduction Consideration Indicated

Liquor, Fur Levies  Affected   Republican Group Decides to Keep Wartime Rates

Certain Excise Tax Leviesto Be Extended?  GOP Members of Group Make Decisior

TRUMAN DECIDES TO ADVISE WITH G. 0. P. LEADERS   PLANS FREQUENT CONSULTATIONS AT THE WHITE HOUSE

Extension Of  War Luxury Tax Planned   Report Republicans « Decide To Continue Tax On Liquor, Furs. Jewelry.

GOP Committee Backs Extension Of War Taxes   Levy-Writing Group  Wants Rate Same Or Liquor, Jewelry And  Furs. Is Report

Gold or Grie te  OM ete a age  Ship Bri ingsin What May Be S480. 000 Worth of Amber gris

— nas  SECRET PARLEY BY IOWA SOLONS   Financial Plight of State Institutions Aired

Plight of 15.D. Discussion Topic  Secret Session on Shortage of Money

CALF IS GIVEN FAFA. YOUTH IN PROGRAM HERE   Erath Jersey Cattle Club Donates Third Heifer Calf To Worthy Future Farmers

American Proposal Is Bitterly Assailed Before UN Council   Soviet Delegate Makes It Clear Russia Hasn’t Budged in Opposition to U. S. Plan; Veto Issue Held No Obstacle to Control

Gromyko Declares Russia Unbudging in Opposition To American Control Plan

Gromyko in Assault on AtomContro   Russia: Won’t-Permit In‘spection; Wants Bomb Abolished Now

ATOMIC PLAN OF U.S. ATTACKED   Gromyko Contends Veto Would Be No Obstacle To  Control Of Energy

U. 5. Accused Of Monopoly ~ In Atom Plan   Gromyko Makes Major Policy Talk to United Nations Assembly

Gromyko Makes Blast In Council  Demands Atom Bomb Be Abolished Now

Soviet: Lashes U:$:Plan to.  Control Atoms   Proposal Infringes ° "On Independence, ™. CGromyko Tells U. N

GROMYKO ASSAILS U.S. ATOMIC PLAN   RUSSIAN (CHARGES AMERICA WANTS TO MAINTAIN MONOPOLY ON ENERGY.

‘Threatens’ Freedom, Is  His Charge  TiSSR Leader Saves   USSR Leader Says Independence For Onhers Endangered

Asserts Veto Can Be No Obstacle  Charges America - Wants Monopoly an Nuclear Fission

U.S. Atomic Control Program Is Threat to Independence Of Others, Gromyko Contends

ATTACK UPON CONTROL PLAN   Gromyko Says Nation Has Not Changed Stand On Veto

Good Neighbor Policy Strengthened  Throngs Cheer Mexico's President When He Returns from Visit to U.S

Aleman Back At His Home   Tremendous Throng Gives Him Tumultous Welcome After Visit To U. S.

Aleman, Back Home, Convinced American And ' Mexican Amity Should Be Example Te World’

Aleman Returns — 'ToMexico   Given Huge Ovation  By Countrymen; Hails Exchange of Visits As “Bxample For World”

ALEMAN HOME; CROWDS CHEE   Mexican Leader Given Rousing Welcome—Believes Trip . Achieved Aims. =~

President Aleman Well Pleased With U.S. Trip   Maxico's Executive ts Greeted by Big Throng de: Petpet, pee ges:

ALEMAN HOME; PRAISES UNITY   Says U. S. And Mexico Offe ‘Example For World’

World’s Fastest Planes To Race   About Eighty Entered For Speed Tests At Cleveland Today.

Fastest Sports Planes Ready ror Air Races   Feminine Contende: Takes off from Van Nuys Early

U.S. Presents Aid Program ° Today toUN   ‘Moves-‘to Falt Criticism, Bolster’ - World Leaque

U. N. to Hear Greek Policy Views of. U. S.   Speech by Austin Designed to Salve ‘Slichted’? League

HARTLEY WARNS ~ COAL OPERATORS   SAYS PACT WITH LEWIS Y¥IOLATES LAW — SOUTHERN OPRERATORS SiGN.

SAYS ACCORD 1S VIOLATION QF LABOR LAW   Statement Is Made As Southern Owners Accept Pact

Coal Operators Warned Contract Violates Law  New Labor Bill Applies   New Labor Bill Applies to Lewis Agreement’ With Mine Owners

HARTLEY WARNS TROUBLE AHEAD FOR COAL FIRMS   Co-Author of Labor Bill Says Producers Violate Law in New Contract

Coal Operators Take Risk, Hartley Warns   Solon Declares Pact With Lewis Violates Taft-Hartley Law

Southern Owners End Holdout On New Pact Hartley Warns Coal Operators  Risk Prosecution On Contract

Harfley Warns Coal Contracts Violate Statute   Says Operators Risk Criminal Prosecution If They Sign Pact

Warning Is Sounded By Hartley   Representative Says  , Signing ef Lewis Con: tract Was Violation of The Law

Contends Contract Violates New Law; Southern Owners  Vield to Lewis

Coal Operators Told Taft-Hartley Ba         Rep. Hartley Says Those Who Sign Agree  ments Liable To Fine, Imprison ment Under New F sus

Southern Coal Vine Oerators Sign Contract   Hartley Warns Owners Face Prosecution for Signing with Lewis

Hartley Says Pact Signers Face Charges   Coal Agreement Violation Of Law, Author Of Labor Bill Says

Rep. Hartley Sounds Note In House Just After New  Wage Contract Signed By Southern Coal 2s AOR Pere Nie . ia eta 2 es wr gi 22 7 ee Re

COAL OPERATORS ARE VIOLATING NEW LABOR LAW   Hartley Assails Terms Of Centract With Lewis; Cellusion Hinted   ‘SOUTHERN OWNERS  AGREE TO CONTRACT

Rep. Hartley Warns That New Labor Relations Bill Has Been Violated By Signatories to Lewis Agreements.

Owners Risk Legal Action, Hartley Warns  ators Capitulate To Lewis

Virtually Entire’ Industry Agrees — To Lewis’ Terms   Labor Law’s Co-Author “Asserts Operators May Face Charge of ‘Collusion’ With‘UMW  talen qeasewant New Ak

Bricker Receives Phoned Threats   Police Think Calls Made By Cranks;  Senator Unworried

Sen. Bricker Gets Threat   Police Guard Ohioan Afte! ‘Crank’ Threatens Harn In Call To Home

EXTRA GUARDS ARE GIVEN SOLON  Two Threatening Phone Calls Received By Senafor Bricker

Threaten Bricker With Phone Calls  Two Warnings Follov   Two Warnings Follow Shots Fired at Him Three weeks ago

Guard Bricker At Ohio Rally  Senator Received Thractening’ Calls

Politician Receives Two Mysterious Telephone Threats   Detectives Guard Buckeye Solons at Republican Dinner; Leaves By Back Door

Guard Bricker After Threats By Telephone   Ohio Senator, Shot At 3 Weeks Aao, Gets Calls

Senator Bricker Again Threatened   Ohio Senator Received Telephone Calls Prior ta GOP Rally

GUARD BRICKER AFTER THREATS   Threatening Phone Calls Reported to Home and Office

Police Think Threats Made By “Cranks”   "We're Going To Get Him,” Caller Claims

Steelworkers Map Political Campaign Plan   Registration, $1 Voluntary  Contribution, Asked To Elect a “Suitable Congress”

Steel Union Opens Drive To Elect ‘Acceptable Conaress To Repeal Recently Passed Labor Law

CIO WILL POUR OUT VOTE CASK   Philip Murray Announces Pro gram of Backing Men Friendly to Union

STEEL WORKERS ASK FUNDS FOR POLITICAL USE   TEST LABOR LAWS; WORK FOR ELECTION SYMPATHETIC SOLONS

UNION LAUNCHES VOTE CAMPAIGN   Steelworkers to Back Anti Labor Act Candidates

STEEL WORKERS ENTER POLITICS   Drive Planned To Pick Congressmen, Repeal Taft-Hartley Bill

CIO United Steel Union Opens Drive To Elect an “Acceptable Congress”

CIO Planning Active Drive For Conaress   Ask Voluntary Contributions To SideSten New Law.

(10 Steel Workers Seeking To Elect Different Congress   Open Drive To Get Congressmen Who'll Repeal Recent Labor Ac

Steelworkers Open Drive for Election ~ of Placid Congress   Repeal of Taft-Hartley Labor Law Will be  Union’s Purpose

CIO Set For Labor Act Fight   Opens Nation-Wide Drive to Defeat  At Polls Men Who Voted For New Law

Steelworkers Open Campaign   Begin National Drive To Elect Congress to Repeal Labor Law

Steelworker Union of CIO Opens Drive To Elect Men Who Will Repeal Labor Law

STEEL WORKERS DESIRE REPEAL (OF LABOR BANS   Mass Registration Drive And Campaign To Collect $1 Voluntary Contributions From 875,000 Members Planned At Pittsburgh Meet.

Union Members Asked for Funds To Support Drive   Teamsters Hear-Two AFL Chiefs Promise Severe Taft Defeat

Contributions Sougnt  Steel Workers Map Campaign Backing Solons  To Repeal Act   Union Would Name ‘Acceptable’ Body  To Kill Hartley Bill

ATTACKS LABOR LAW'S BACKERS   Steel Workers Union Opens Campaign For ‘Acceptable Congress’

Map Big Drive Among Workers   Murray Says He He Welcomes Test over Provisions of New Law

Steelworkers.  Seek Labor  Law’s Repeal CIO Opens Drive Far Poalittceal Fond

ee  —  SEEK A NEW CONGRESS   C.1L.O. Steel W orkers Map Plans To Fight laft-Hartley Law

CLO Steel Union Maps Drive for Friendly Congress   Taft-Hartley Law Repeal Is Goal;  To Solicit Fund te Corry on Camouogian

ATTACK AIMED AT LABOR LAW   Steelworkers Set Off Drive To Elect New Congress

C10. ELECTION DRIVE OPENED   Steelworkers Take Lead In Campaign to Raise Big Union Political Fund

SEEK A NEW CONGRESS   C,1.0. Steel Workers Map Plans To Fight Taft-Hartley Law

Ratify New Contract at Nashua Mill   Averts Management Plan to Lay Off About [500 Workers

HUNDRED MILLION DOLLAR PROGRAM TO AID TURKEY GOES INTO OPERATION

U.S. And Turkey Sion Agreement   Hundred Million Dollar Turkish Aid Program Brought Into. Active Overation

U.S., Turkey Sign Aid Pact   Hundred Million Dollar Procram in Oneration

UMW Is Named In Court Action  Labor Board Applies For Injunction

UMWA Defendant In Injunction Suit  Brought By NLRB   Kentucky Coal Operator Complains Pickets Use Violence To Prevent Access To Property During The Three-Month-Old Rlockade

BRING ACTION AGAINST UNION   Injunction Sought to Hal Blockade by Members Of  Lewis’ Mine Union

Soviet View On U.S. Aid To Balkans  Is Awaited  Gromyko Expecte To Make Report To Council Today

U. N. Awaiting Gromyko Reply   Kremiin’s Views on U. § -Aid Plan Due Todav

Snowstorm Takes 33 Lives   Schools Are Closed, Transportation Industry Is Slowed

27 Inches  Of Snow Fall  In Virginia 10,000 Work To Clear New York

BLIZZARD GRIPS EAST; AT LEAST 33 KNOWN DEAD   Pennsylvania And New Jersey Lead With 9 And 11 Deaths

Storm in East Takes 37 Lives  New York Digs Out Of Foot Deep Snow

BLIZZARD SWEEPS EASTERN STATES, TAKES 44 LIVES   Weaviest Snow in Recont  genre Chosen Schiele, Ortp ™, ples Transportation and Slows Industry.   FALL IN WASHINGTON MEASURES 7 INCHIS   Pittsburgh Hotels Provide Cots for Stranded — New York Puts 10,000 to Work  Removing Blanket.

SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED DOWN   Transport Service Is Hard Hit As Snow Blocks Roads

Snowstorms Take 4A Lives, Slow industry in East  Dsnaaa C..0 wk BSE Sikkink   Record Fall of 27 Inches at Dickenson County, Virainia

Virginia Hard Hit By Heavy Fall Of Snow   Schools Closed, Transportation Clogged, Industry Slowed -

Death Toll 33 As Snowstorm  Blankets East   12 Inches in New York 27 Falls in Virginia; Many Schools Closed

Heaviest Snowfall Of Recent Years   Transportation Resuming Slowly

Easterners Digging Out Of Big Snow; Deaths at 44.  Transportation  Severely Hit, Industry Slowed,  Ty gy

East, Digs” Way-Outof A FootSnow      Heaviest: Fall’ In: . Years » Runs. As“Deep: As © 27 - _Inehes: In Places.

Associated Press Reports... . ‘Nothing Like It Has Hit  ‘Zanesville in 150 Years

County Polio. Fund Now Low   Emergency Reserve Al. most Wiped Out During °46: Drive Opens Soon.

Raids Break Up Nazi Plotters   Secret Group Planned To Eliminate Allies By Use Of Germs

Major German Under round Army Smashed   Nazis Were Believed Planning Bacteriological War Against Allies

Smash Nazi Plotters In British Zone   Underground Forces Planned Bacteria Warfare, Claim

Bacteriological Warfare Believed Planned = by Underground; Said to Be Biggest Since War.  FORMER SS CHIEF IS HELD BY POLICE

Nazi Underground Movement Smashed   Two-Day Round-Up Almost Completed

Leader Nabbed in British Zone   1000 Germans Believed Involved in Plan for Bacteriological Battle on Allies

Bacteriological Underground in Germany Seized   American and British Zones Are Combed fo Former SS Members

Had Planned Disease War On the/ Allies   British Report Break-up of Organized Campaign in  the British Zone

Allied Roundup of Underground May Top 1,000   Leaders Reportedly Hoped to Wipe Out Allies With Plague

Bacterial War. Believed Plotted Against Allies  Roundup, Partly in U. S.-Zone, Is Now  Nearly Comnlata

Plans To Use Germ Weapon Are Revealed   Mass Annihilation Of Allied Powers Wace Rand’c Gaal

State Dept. Man Goes to Greece   Will Try to Get Issue Straightened

State Dent. Man Goes to Greece  Will Try to Get   Will Try to Get Issue Straightened

U.S. Official Goes To Greece for Study of Situation   Chief of Division _ Hopes to Patch Reported Cleavage

New Problems In Greek Crisis   U.S. Representatives Split Over Powers

COMMUNITY SALE FRIDAY, MAY 16   Another Community Sale Held in Ruthven on Friday Afternoon of This Week.

COMMUNITY SALE  FRIDAY, MAR. 21   Farm Machinery and Household Goods Will Be Attraction at Sale This Week.

COMMUNISTS FACE PROBE WN BRAZIL   Party Would Be Outlawed in Country Under Petition

OIL SHORTAGES WORRYING KRUG   Secretary Of Interior   Asks Full Production  To Avert Pinch

Krug Worries Over Winter’s Fuel Supply  Mae OVW) Raofinoariec   Says Oil Refineries Must Work Full Tilt To Avert Shortage

FEAR SCARCE FUEL SUPPLY   Krug States Full Refinery Operations Needed To Prevent Shortage

NAB PAIR IN CHILD DEATHS   Couple Sought By Toledo Police Arrested In Waterloo, Ia.

Arrest Couple At Waterloo In Deaths of Tots   Sought By Toledo, Ohio. Police For Fatal Beat: ings of 2 Children

Jury Nears End Of Meyers Probe   Formal Action Expected Within Next Few Days

Secretary Wants Agree ment Before Resuming Efforts to Set up Joint Provisional Government for Korea.

CROSETTO HEADS ORGANIZATION   Tioga County Boroughs Association Elected Of. ficers.

\House GOP Presents Solid Front \To Drastic Strike Control Bill   Democrats To Get Their First Official Look At Bil Today

“TOUGH LABOR BILL APPROVED BY HOUSE UNIT   Passage Next Week Seen Possibte; New Provisions Prastic

Strike-Halting Bill Approved   G. 0. P. Puts Weight Behind Labor Curb

Made by Majority Of Probe Group; Evidence Is Sent To Justice Dept. For Possible Action

Committee Holds Public Office Used  Kor Personal Gain   Report and Evidence Gathered by Senate Probers Sent to Attorney for Any Action: Battle to Oust Mississippian Planned

Senators Report On Bilbo Case  Find Misuse Of Office For Personal Gain

Charges Sen. Bilbe ‘Misused Office’  Evidence Sent to Attorney General

Bilbo Rapped For Misuse Of Office   Senators Send _ Evidence to Attorney General

QUSTER MOVE MAY FOLLOW   Inquiry Also Charges ‘The Man’ Violat ed Laws

Ask Justice Dent. Inquiry Of The Case   Tajority Of Senators Sign Finding With OnJy One Objecting

BEFORE ATTORNEY GENERAL CLARK   Investigators Make No Reo   CITE WAR CONTRACTORS’ GIFTS TO LEGISLATOR   Declare “Gratuities or Bene fits” to Mississippian Were Worth From $57,-. .  089 to $88,721.

Senate Group’s Report Says Bilbo ‘Misused’ His High Office For Personal Gain, Violated Federal Statutes

Showdown On Cose Seen By Committee Senate Group Says Bilbo Is Guilty

‘KILLER’ BURKE CASE RECALLED   Benton Harbor-St. Joseph Residents Remember Massacre Of 1929

CELEBRATE MAY DAY WITH PARADES AND SPEECHES   Stalin Watched Russia's Dis play of Military and Civilian Power,   WAS ATOP LENIN'S TOME   London Postponed Ita Celebration Until Next Sunday.

“Bonus” Unanimously - Adopted for Remaining 6 Months of Current Biennum; Salary Boost To Be. Decided Later.

Action Carried In Both  Houses   All State Workers Increased Under Compromise

MONEY INVOLVED VARIES LITTLE FROM 1ST PLAN   Conference Gommittee Presents Proposal To Both Houses; Would Pay Half Of Bonus February , Prorate Balance.

Royal Trainbearer Stumbles For Wedding's Only Mishap   LHS Students Scan Skies,  To Try ‘Homecoming’ Again

Future Queen Radiantly Happy Although She And Mountbatten Display Some Nervousness: Scores Of Diplomats At Service

Princess-Bride Radiantly Happy    Overwhelmed by Drama of Abbey Ceremony:

Elizabeth Overwhelmed by e  Drama of Ceremony; Li Prince Adds Human Touch

LONDON MERRY AS THOUSANDS CHEER COUPLE   Jittery Little Page Almost Pulls Train Of Princess’ Gown

RFC Railroad Deal Said Fraud  Former Official Of B. & O. Testifies

Clay Testifies Jesse Jones Okayed B. And 0. “Fraudulent Bankruptcy”

‘Fraudulent Bankruptcy’ OfB&OLinesCharged   Former Official Of Railroad Says Jones As RFC Head Approved For Personal Gain

Jones Accused In Loan Deal   Clay Testifies FRC Head “Arranged Phony Bankruptcy

Steal’ Charged In B. & 0. Deal   Senate Witness Says Road Bankrupicy Fraud

Soviet Frontiers Not Open to U.N  Gromyko Assertions . Cause Gloomy View

SOVIET REJECTS INSPECTION’ IN ATTACK ONULS.   American Plan For Atomic Control Lashed Bitterly In Gromvko’s Talk

GROMYKO FLAYS U, S, ATOM CONTROL PLAN   Says Reds Will Not Permit ‘Unlimited’ Inspection

No Soviet Softening On A-Plan   Gromyko Declares Russia Will ‘Never. Open Plants to UN; Flavs.U. S. Position

Soviet Opposes Intense Search For Atom Bombs   Gromyko Makes Strong Policy Statement To Security Council

RUSSIAN STATEMENT CONCERNING BORDER INSPECTION HAS U.N. ATOMIC CONTROL GROUP PONDERING

Ponder Control Atomic Energy   Soviet Minister Claims Independence Against Other States.

U.S. Control Plan Attacked  Russia Will Not Agree  To Unlimited Inspection

GROMYKO LASHES U. S. ATOM PLAN IN SHARP TERMS   CHARGES AMERICAN ATTEMPT TO SECURE A WORLD MONOPOLY

UN Delegates Pessimistic As Gromyko Attacks U.S. Atomic Energy Control Plan

Soviets Against Atomic Inspection  Russian Deleqote of   Russian Delegate at UN Meeting Blasts US. Cantroal Blan

RED ATOMIC ENERGY STAND BRINGS GLOOM      Security Council Delegates Wrestling With Control Problems Pessimistic Over Soviet Representative’s Speech.

GROMYKO SPOKE AGAINST U, S. ATOMIC ENERGY CONTROL PLAN   Does Favor An Effective And Strict Control Internationally

U.N. Council Ponders New Red Threat  Gromyko Says   Gromyko Says Russia Won’t Allow Inspection

Red Delegate Bitter Over Atomic Plan   Russia Will Never Permit Inspection, -Gromyko Asserts

Soviet Interest Opposed fo Plar For Insnections   Gromyko Reveals Russian Policy At UN Session

Gromyko Assails U. $. Atom Plan In Major Speech   Will Not Throw Russia Open To ‘Interference’ For Inspection. Claim

U. N. Council Studies Firm Russian Stand  On Atom Plan   ‘Gromyko’s Attack Stirs Pessimism Among Delegates

Stassen Asks GOP Primary In Arkansas   Prepared To Stand Good Portion Of $40,000 Cost

Simple Masonic Rites in Madison For Gov. Goodland   Body Then Taken to Rocine for Burial Late This Afternoon

Simple. Services Conducted for Gov. Goodland   Body Taken to Racine Following Masonic Rites in Madison

TWO WORKMEN LOSE LIVES IN CAVE   Victims Baried Alive While Working In 18-Feet Ditch Im Raltimare

‘Weatherman: Continues to Predict Rain for Area   Carroll Skies Overcast As Cooler Temperatures Bring Relief in Hot Spell

Cooler Weather Forecast  For Area By Wednesday   It’ll Be Hot Today and Tomorrow But Rain Indicated Sometime Wednesday

Railroad Operating Brotherhoods ‘Renew Demands for 44 Rules Changes

Renew Claims Work Changes  ‘In Rail Unions   Issue That Held National Rail Strike Better Than Year Ago.

RAILROAD MEN MAKE DEMANDS   Ask 44 Changes in Working Rules, Regulations

Rail Unions Again Demand Rule Changes   Demands Involve Billion Increase in Rail Expenses

‘Burlington Mayor Will Speak Here      Medals To Be Given Out At V.F.W. Hall

Burlington Mayor Will Speak Here   Medals To Be Given Out At Y.P.W, Tall

Housing Cost: Laid in Part  To Slowdown  By Workers  But Rep. Gwinn Says Government. ltself Causing Wotst Bottleneck

High Housing Costs Held Partly Due To  Slowdown of Labor   Architect And Contractor Tell House Probe Committee Survey Shows Labor Output Only 50 To 75 Per Cent. Of 1939

Housing Costs Laid to Labor By Witnesses   Contractor Says Workers Are ‘Actually Laying Down on toh’

LABOR SLOWDOWN CHARGED IN PROBE OF HOUSING COSTS   Witnesses at Hearing Say Some Workers ‘Laying Down on Job.’   U.S. ATTITUDE HIT   ‘Government Credit’ Proving Detrimental, Gwinn , Declares.

Housing Muddle Laid at Door of Labor Slow-Up   House Committee Hears Critical Testimony Against Workers

Southern Pit Unit Divided, UMW Alleges   Almost Half of Grou Bucking Association, Saves Union Journal

Sere Southern Operators Believed Ready To Agree On Nationwide Contract Plan.

Coal Producers  Said Weakening   Lewis, Operators Recess Negotiations or New Contract Until Tuesday

SOUTHERN COAL OPERATORS MAY FALL IN LINE   Said to Be Considering National Settlement  With Lewis.

Individuals Break Away From Ass n   Miners’ Journal Declares 6 of 14 Operators Favor National Coal Contract.

Hugh Boyce to Serve Sec:  ‘ond Term as Farm Bureau President   AT ANNUAL MEETING

LONE STAR FARMER ~ RENAMED FOR 1948   Hugh Bovce to Serve Second Term as Farm Bureau President     AT AARANIAL 6 SCE TRAYS

Chill Extends To Far South   Moderation in View  By First of Week

WINTER PLAYS NO FAVORITES IN COLD WAVE   Snow Falls in Georgia Middle West Experiences SubZero: Temperatures    NEW YORK HAS H HEAVY  SNOW: CANADA SUFFERS

EMSS nee: Seem eeccoae: HB Sea! ae  Winter Plays No Favorites as Snow, Cold Visit Most Parts of Country

WINTER SHOWS NO FAVORITES   New York City Has Heavy Snowfall as Cold Grips Country

Winter Continues Frigid Grasp On All Parts of U. S.   Winds Moderate

WINTER SHOWED NO GEOGRAPHIC FAVORITES TODAY   Lingering Cold Wave Extend. ed from Wyoming to Eastern Seaboard.   SNOW FELL IN GEORGIA   The Mercury Tumbled to Be. low Zero In North Dakota and Ohic.

‘Hostile’ Witness Openly. Denies... Red:Altiliation.-:.. Eady   Evidence. of. “Espionage Promised Today

iFilm Writer Creates Sensation Ai Hearing By Declaring He's Not A Communist: 2 Others Cited’

No New Developments Found: In Case Police Seek Suspect In Lamesa Slaying

FIVE GEO NEGROES SI IN ESCAPE ’   Eight Other Cor <= Wounded In Prison Yard Scramble

Five Convicts Dead In Attempted Break   Eight Others Wounded Ai Georgia Highway - Work Camp

Five Of Convicts Killed In Break  Eight Other Negroes Wounded In Georgia

Negro Convicts Slain in Escape Attempt  Five Are Killed, Eight Wounded bv Prison Guards

Hight Others Are Wounded, Two Critically   Guards, Police Open Fire on Convicts as They Race for Fence

Five Convicts Shot to Death In Georgia  8 Others Wounded When They Attemp!

Guards Kill 5 Convicts Who Try to Escane   Eight Others Wounded As They Seek To Scale - 12 Ft. Fence

FIVE CONVICTS ARE SLAIN IN PRISON CAME   Eight Others Wounded By Guards During Escape Attempt

Sales Volume Soars In Unique Experiment  Overalled Union Men Assume Sales Duties

Backroom Boys Boost Buying  Union Shop Workers Top Salesmen For Drop Forgings Manufacturer

Here's Real Job Insurance  Union Sends Its Members Out  As Salesmen: Business Good

New Approach  Union Helps Company Sell Its Products. Sales, Wages High

Preview of UN Report:  Atomic Plant Seizure Would Mean War, AEC Delegates Say

Seizure of Atomic Facilities Signal of War, U. N. Men Say   ATOMIC RACE IS ON So U. 8S. Must Maintain Lead

U.N. Committee Holds Atom Material Seizure  Will Be Signal of War

US. PLEDGED TO PEACE BY PRESIDENT   Truman, in Mexico, Preaches Doctrine of “Non-Intervention”

TRUMAN LAUDS ~ PEACE POLICY   DECLARES "GOOD NEIGHBOR" PLAN IN. HEMISPHERE I8 GUIDE TQ WORLD  PEACE

[Good Neighbo: ‘Policy Renewec By Truman   Non-Intervention Termed Road to Peace _in Mexico City Speech

U.S. PLEDGED ) PEACE BY      Truman, in Mexico, Preaches Doctrine of “Non-Intervention”

Fiance Speeds to Rescue  English War Bride Is Held By Immigration Officials

King George VI Makes Address  To Parliament   Will Make Further Address At Session Of Parliament On Tuesday   DISCUSSES ISSUES FACING BRITAIN

King George Praises U.S. BeforeM.P’s.   Initiative In Program Boost Production Of Europe Welcomed

JEW DEAD, 6 HURT IN NEW VIOLENCE IN THE HOLY LAND   Clashes Mark Arab Demonstrations Against U. N. Decision to Partition Palestine.   THREE-DAY GENERAL STRIKE IS CALLED   British Serve Notice They Intend to Maintain Law and Order Until Withdrawal Next Year.

ARMED ARABS ROVE STREETS OF HOLY LAND   Gunfire, Bomb Blasts Mark Protests Of Partition Plan

Action To Avert Emergency Is Asked  One Killed, Six Injured As Violence Rocks Palestine

‘BE ALIVE ON THE FIFTH IS SAFETY COUNCIL SLOGAN   Attempt to Keep ‘Death to Minimum Over Halidave

Action Follows Sheriff's ‘Shoot To Kill’ Threat   Shipment Convoyed Into New Orleans Without Incident

Windy and Cold   ‘Shoot to Kill’ Order Threaten: Milk Strikers   Louisiana Governor Appoints Arbitrators; Farmers Fight Cut

Sheriff Declares War On Strikers   Governor Davis Intervenes In Milk Strike After Deputies Ordered To “Shoot To Kill”

Louisiana Head Intervenes In State Milk War   Sheriff Carries Milk Through With Threat to Kill

3-25 Crashes Into  Mountain Top’ In.  IN HEAVY FOG  Report « Sixth’ Passen ger May Have Been On Plane

Statesville Shots   Informal Glimpses ef Peeple In and Around Statesville.

Rescue Party Reaches Pair   Horsemen Seen Talking to Doctor And Wife on Lofty Ridge: Food And Blankets Dropped From Plane

State Officers Raid Crawford County ‘Spots’   Attorney General Says “indifference” by County Officials Foread Actian

Navy Begins Tests to Learn if Human Beings  Can Stand Jet Planes

No Immediate Cut In Defense Costs Seen in Merger   Approval of Proposed Plan May Result in Temporary Increase   MANY CONGRESSMEN PRAISE COMPROMISE.   Final Plan Represents a Measure cf Victory for Army and Nevy

Secretary of Defense Will Be Appointed   ew Unification of Army and Navy Expected to Effect Substantial Savings

Unification Plan Won't Reduce Costs   New Army-Navy Compromise Plan Announced

Unification Plan Gets. Approval Of President And Military Forces

Saving Will  Come. ‘Later.   . COMPROMISE MERGER PLAN _ ANNOUNCED, BY FRUMAN" MEETS "’ WITH GENERAL APPROVAL

Defense Plan ‘Is Aeclaimed   Army, Navy, Air Forces Equal Departments Under One Head

Would Create Secretary of Defense a: Cabinet Post, Put Air Force on Equal Foctine With the Army and Navy

ARMY AND NAVY ACCEPT MERGER COMPROMISE   Unification Will Not Reduce Costs Much Now

Army-Navy Unification Acclaimed   Congress Enthusiastic Over Compromise ; Navy Scores Heavily In Its Demands.

DErENSE Grief: TD REPLACE TWO IN ThE CABINET   More Efficiancy ts Expected Along With Eventual Major Savings   SETUP IS COMPROMISE   Proposal Announced by Truman Is Subject te Congress Action

Army, Navy Agreed on Unification   Adopt Plan to Be Present:c to Congress for Merger  of Armed Services

FRIDAY TO BE FAIR   Temperatures in Kansas ie Crow: ¢€0-Degrea Mark

Greece Offers Protection if Guerrillas Qui   Government Plans Law Giving Reds 30 Days to Halt

Greek Cabinet Plans Amnesty For Guerrillas   New Coalition Asks Parliament To Approve Law

GREEKS OFFER AMNESTY LAW   Guerrillas To Be Given Aid lf Fighting Stops

Sofoulis Regime Pledges Amnesty To Greek Rebels   Parliamentary Approval of Coalition-Sponsored Law Seems Certain

Greece Has New Coalition Government —   Promises Amnesty  To Guerrillas   Who Lay Down Arms

RUTLAND, VT. HARDEST HIT BY FLOODS   Dam Breaks, Wall Of Water Pours Across City   500 FAMILIES   Left Homeless: 2 Children Reported Missing: Ohio River Is Rising

3 Children Missing after . Flood Hits Town   Many Homeless in Vermont Community.

FIRE PREVENT'N. WEEK ISOLDEST   ALL LOCAL — AGENTS OBSERVE WEEK’  ee ee”

Party Warns Reds Out to Sabotage Britain's Recovery   Reds Brand Drive As U. S. Inspired To Split Unions

British Labor Party Launches Drive on Reds   Fight Infiltration, Intrique in Group

Warn Sabotage Communist Aim   British Communists See US Hand in New Attack in Enaland

Communists Charge U.S. ‘Inspired’ British Purge Trvina to Split Unions

LABOR PARTY OPENS DRIVE ON INTRIGUE   British Group to Fight Infiltration; U.S. Hand in Campaign Is Seen.

BRITISH LABOR PARTY DRIVING AGAINST REDS   Communists Brand Campaign U. S. Plot To Split Nations’ Trade Unions

British Labor : Party Opens War on Reds   Labor Unions Urged to Take Offensive Against Communists

British Labor Drives Against Red Infiltration   ‘Communists See Hand of United States in Broad Campaign

British Laborites Launch Campaigr Against Commies  Reds See U. S. Hand In Drive

ABOR PARTY PENS DRIVE \N COMMIES   British Ruling Party Acts to Sitt Out Reds

British Labor Regime Opens Anti-Red Drive   Sabotage Is Aim of Communists, Union Leaders Warned

Britain’s Labor Party Launches Drive on Reds  Members Warned Of ‘Infiltration And

Think Drive Inspired By © United States   Ask All Labor Groups To Take Offensive In Party.

Britain Launches Anti-Red Campaign  Laborites To Clean Them Out of Ranks

United States Blamed For Campaign   Letter Sent To All Groups By Party Secretary

Communist Paper Sees U.S. Plot ° In English Move   Moscow Radio Launches New Blast on Marshall 'Plan, Calls It ‘War’ 

REDS SEE HAN OF AMERICA IN BRITISH ACTION   ritain’s Ruling Party Undertakés Campaign Against Communist “Infiltration And Intrigue’ Within The Organization.

Labor Party Of England Opens Drive  ‘On Commies   Reds See Inspired Plot For Breaking Major Trade Unions

Britain Battles Commies   Labor Party Opens Campaign Against Infiltration and Intrigue

BRITISH LABOR      PLOT HATCHED IN U. S., COMMUNIST PRESS CLAIMS

British Labor Party Plans Drive Against Red Intrigue Seek Trade Union Split, Say Commys

Communists Immediately Blame U. S.   Labor Party Charge: Reds Are Out To Wreck Government; Warn Trade Unions

—REDS CHARGE TRADE UNION PLOT— Britain’s Labor Party To War On Communism

BRITISH LABOR PARTY ATTACK AROUGSES REDS   Communists Charged With Attempt to Sabotage Government.

British Labor To Purge Party  Of Communists   Reds Counter. With Charge U.S. Is In-  soiringe Plot.

British Labor Hits at Reds  Government Launches Drive Against Red  TV... £ ts. oe

Britain’s Labor Party Opens ‘Fire’ On the Communists   Charge “Infiltration, Intrigue’ in Ranks:-Drive Is Termed a U.S. inspired Plat

British Laborites Launch Anti-Communist Offensive   Reds See Move as Part of U. S.-Inspired Plot To Split Europe’s Trade Unions

TRADE UNIONS URGED 10 OUST RED INFLUENCE   Communists See U. $. Hand in Plot to Kick Out Men in Key Posts

British Laborites Open Purge Drive on Reds As Communists Charge Plot

British Labor Starts to Weed Out Communist   Warns Reds Try To Sabotage Government

British Labor Party Begins Anii- Red Fight   Launch Campaign Against Communist ‘Infiltration’; Reds Brand Move a U. S.Inspired Plot.

LABOR PARTY LAUNCHES DRIVE AGAINST REDS   Communists Charge United States Has Hand in New British Campaign

British Laborites Launch Campaigt On Communism  ee a   Reds Immediately Brand Drive As U. S. Inspired Plot

British Labor Party Opens War on Reds   Open Attack Charges Plot to Sabotage Present Government

Laborites Set Drive on Reds  British Party Seeks To Purge Iteelf

Laborites Start Red Purge   Britain’s Ruling Party Charges Plot to Hamper Recovery; Communists Blame U. S. For Drive

WAR DECLARED ON REDS WITHIN BRITISH LABOR   Communists Flay Drive A: U. S.-Inspired Plot To Solit Trade Unions

Reds’ Radio Assails U0. 8. Aid Motives      Soviet Works Without Let-up To Distort Marshall Plan And Hit ‘Imperialism’ Of U. S. and Britain

Moscow Trying To Distort U.S. Intentions   Marshall Plan Is Subject for Veiled Criticism

Russia, Satellites Welcome To Participate In Continent-Wide Relief Program; 16 Countries Attend Opening

Student Of Marquette Prevented From Driving 1922 Model Automobile

Defeat Plan For Annual Legislature   (House Turns Down Propos al for Assembly to Meet Every Year

Man With Gun Is Arrested In Capitol   Captured Following Truman’s Appearance In Senate Chamber

NABBED FIV MIN. AFTER TRUMAN VISIT   Link with President Is Not Established, Bui  Cheark Cantinipe

Veteran Not Believed Tc Have Had Any Designs. On Executive's Life

Officers Doubt President Was In Danger And Believe Events Had No Connection

GUNMAN IS NABBED IN U.§. CAPITOL   Man Is Arrested Following Visit by President Truman

Man With Pistol Is Arrested in Capitol After Truman Visit   Officers Take Prisoner in Washroom Below Senate Chamber Visited by President; Doubt Events Have Any Connection

Capitol Police Nab Man with Gun on Person   Arrest Is Made After Truman Visits Senate: Incidents Not Related

Pistol-Toting Man Arrested   Arrest Made In Capital After Truman Addresses Senate

AFTER TRUMAN VISITS SENATE  Man With Pistol In Pocket ls Arrested Inside Capitol

Action Taken By President Unprecedented   Two Events, However, Are Not Believed to Have Been Connected

MAN WITH PISTOL SEIZED IN CAPITOL AS TRITMAN LEAVES   Arrested on Floor Below Senate Chamber Where President Had Made a Brief Address.   OFFICERS DOUBT TWO EVENTS CONNECTED   Executive’s Appearance Before Upper Branch Shatters Precedent and Touches Off Ovation.

Gun-Carrying Man Arrested Near Truman   Nab Georgia Veteran With Pistol After President Leaves Capitol; Termed 'Merely Coincidental'

Armed Man Arrested In Capitol Just After “Lhe President Had “Made ~Unprécedénteit Visit

MAN WITH GUN VISITS CAPITOL   Stranger Arrested Just   After President Pays   Call In Senate

Capitol Police Report Arrest of Armed Man Shortly After Precident’« Vicit ta Old Chair

Grandview Mourns   Temperatures Soar Over 100 Degrees In 14 States

100 Temperatures  Recorded In 14  Western States Wide Section In

‘CORN WEATHER’ HITS MIDWEST   ILLINOIS SLATED FOR HIGH 90'S TODAY AS FAR WEST COOLS OFF

Blistering Heat Wave Hits Cora States Today.   Arizona, California And Nevada Report 111 Degree Temperatures.

Corn States Getting Heat   Temperature Edging Toward 100 Degrees Over Wide Section

100 Degrees And More In  Corn Areas   Blistering Weather Of Great Benefit To Na tion’s Crop.

Sizzling Heat Blankets U. S.   Temperature Takes 100 in 14: States

TEMPERATURE TOPS 100 IN MANY STATES   Corn-Producing Areas Due For Another Hot Day

Temperatures In Corn Belt To Be Near 100   Mass of Cooler Air Moving East from Northwest, However

Will Couple Curbs To Aid Program,  pri Expects  Congress Session To Hear President At 1.30 Todav

STOCK HOLDINGS TO BE CHECKED   Justice Department Watches Hughes’ Probe Revelations

Blame Dissension for Delay in Releasing Yanks  Say Communist Leaders

Blame Dissension for Delay in Releasing Yanks  Say Communist Leaders Not in Accord

‘Housing Vote   Senate Will, Poll Todsy ‘on Truman Plan for Single Unit

Justice Jackson Blasts Supreme Court Majority Decision As Term Opens   Accuses Colleagues Of Encouraging ‘Conscious Lawlessness’ Ry U. S. Government Officials; Public Schon} Rise Sait Te Doreen...)

SUPREME COURT   Justices Disagree, Fine Legal Opinions Hard:to linderetand

Relief Funds Eliminated For Poland And Hungary In Adjournment Drive   Bill Would List Reds As ‘Agents’   Senate GOP Approves Probe Of Housing And High Cost Of Living

High Priority Bills Nearer White House   Senate Adds Millions To Foreign Relief; Cuts UNRRA Funds

: old Easter Customs Live On as Tyrolean Family of  Musicians -- the Trapns -- Demonstrate Them for U.S.

HOGS’ GRUB TOO FANCY Garbage Business Boomins; Conservation Could Be Easy

Garbageman Tattles  He Says It’s a Shame the Way That People Throw Away Mountains of Food

MEMORIAL FOR BLAST VICTIMS BEGINS QUIETLY   Director Of Department Of Mines In Illinois Resigns Office

Hazardous Coal Pit Conditions Bring Protests   Rep. Landis Demands Better Safety Laws; Lewis Will Be Heard

Coal Mine Work Stoppage Begins Amid Protests Over Hazardous Pit Conditions

‘Miners Protest Pit Conditions Action Presents  Major New Probler

MINES BEGINS   Tieup Accompanied By Mounting Protests on Pit Hazards

Conditions In Coal Pits Protested by Idle Miners   ‘Holiday’ Starts _ As Congress Hears Demands for More Stringent Laws

20 COMPANIES FACE CHARGES OF PRICE-FIXING   Firms Are Accused of Consviracy by U.S. Justice Dept.

Auto Parts Officials  Accused   Conspiracy to Fix Rates in Clutch, Brake Field Charged

Sees Need For Coal In Europe ‘Also Pressing’   President Offered England Whatever Fuel Aid the United States Could Mnster   British Did Not : Seek Assistance   Aulee Mects With “Coal Cabinet” to Fix Date. For Ending Indus try Shutdown

Six-Month Bride Shot and Killed By Mother-In-Law   Jealousy Given As Cause in Shooting That Was Planned for a Week

SHS WIFE SLAIN, ‘ALOUSY BLAMED   Mother-In- Law Uses Civil War Pistol To Kill girner’?

AN INDICTMENT NAMING 10 PERSONS RETURNED AT XK, 6.   Special Federal Grand Jur Is Second to Be Called on Vote Case,   NAMES HELD SECRET   tintil Persons Accused Have Reen Taken Into Custody,

FEDERAL GRAND JURY ACCUSES GROUP IN K. 6   10 Named in Indictment, Charge Unknown in Probe Of Vote Frauds

Indict Ten On Kansas City Vote Charges   Federal Court Grand Jury Says Its Work Is Done

[Confederate Sons and Daughters Rush To Defend:Lincoln Aqainst Attack _

SELECT NEW PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL   Bloom Head Was Oak Park Educator for  any Years

BOARD NAMES OAK PARK MAN TO TOP POST   New: Administrator Will Report for Duty on August 18   VETERAN EDUCATOR

Columbus, Dayton Citizens Voting   Hiya ‘Baldy'’ Not All Feminine Heads Have Hair

Reds in China Open Big Push   Nationalists Admit Loss ‘ (Of Several Towns

Weatherman Says Snow Flurries For State Again Today   Temperatures in 30s ~Fiood Waters Are Receding

ONOW FLURRIES ~ TODAY FORECAST   TEMPERATURES IN 30s TO CON: TINUE—WARMER WEATHER SUNDAY PREDICTED.

Gesture Of Friendship LNT A ESAS EESTI ett    U.8. Returns Silver. Art Valued At $25.000.000 To Hungary

Silver, Art ‘Objects Sent To Hungary   U_S. Returning $25,000,000 Worth Seized During War

Return Silver ‘to Hungarians   US Ships 25 Millions in Bullion, Art Objects Back to Former Owners

U.S. Ships Silver, Art to Hungary   Gives Nazi Hoard in New Gesture of Friendship

U. 5. SENDS NAZI LOOT TO HUNGARY   Ships $25 Million In Stolen Silver As Friendly Gesture

29 MILLION IN LOOT BACK TO HUNGARY   U.S. Ships Cargo of Silver and Art, Seized by Nazis During War, Back to Budapest to Bolster Nation’s Economy.

Hungary Giver Back War Loot   Nazi-Hoarded Silver and Art Being Returned by Americans

HUNGARIAN SILVER, ART RETURNED BY U.S,   120 Tons Metal En Route To Budapest

$134,000, Plans. . South Bay Causeway Tube. Urged for Defense; No Rail Plans Made Immediately

Expressmen Gain 15\42c Wace Boost   Cyrus 8. Ching Takes Over As Labor Medistar

Express Workers Get Raise, 1,800 Strike At U. S. Steel Corp.   Express Agreement Meads Off 2-Unien Strike, Steo! Walkeut Branded As ‘Wildcat,’ Hew Chief Mediater Sooke Beare

Railway Express  Agency Workers  Get Pay Increase Ching Assumes Labor Agency Directorship

STEP TO LABOR PEACE ss  65,000 Railway Express Workers Get Pay Boosts.

Pay Rise Given To 65,000 Rail Express Men   New Chief U. $. Mediator Pledges Best: Efforts To Accnre Amiiy

65,000 Express Workers Given Wage Increase   Railway Express Employes Get 15 Cents ‘An Hour Boost

Express Men Also Get Pay Raise of 15¢   Railroads Ask Freight Rate Boost After Recent Pay Raise

RAILWAY EXPRESS ~ CREWS.GET-RAISE      AGE INCRESSE OF 15% CTS. AN HOUR IS GRANTED 65,000 WORKERS,

HIKE EXPRESS WORKERS PAY   65,000 Railway Employe: To Receive Wage Boost Of 15!4 Cents Per Hour

$30,600,000 Pay Hike for Rail Clerks   Wage Boost Avoids Threatened Strike Labor Leader Says

press Men      154%-Cents A Hour Pay gost. Heads Off Threatetied ‘Strike. ‘On Other Fronte a

Agreement Halts Strike Threats  Railway Express Workers Get Raise

Difficulties Between United States and Russia Are Piling Up   '    Differences May Influence Course of Foreign Ministers’ Meeting; Specific Irritants Are Compiled

SENATE-HOUSE BATTLE LOOMS   Upper Chamber’s  Accen On Spending, Lower’s On Economy

Glen Johnson Asks Report menearing,  8 cast. pee nem   Little River Basin Flood Control Project Turned Down By Engineers

Glen Johnson Asks Report Rehearing   Little River Basin Flood Control Project Turned Down By Engineers

- Civilian Committee for Cut; What Congress ~ And President Think May Be Something Else

Another Truman Veto Of Tax-Cut Bill Forecast After Passage By G.0.P. In Conaress: Advisory Proposal Studied

Soviets Present Another Protest: Others Rejected   National Assembly Backs Government

France And Russia Seem To Be Driving Toward Open Diplomatic Break

Diplomatic Break Seems Near for French, Russians   Incidents Pile Up Over Arrests of Soviets in Paris

NEW PROTEST GIVEN FRANCE BY RUSSIANS   Schuman Government Rejects Prior Red Note; Open Break Forecast

New Red Note Drives France Nearer Break  Second Angry Blast From Moscow  TDiannitn nas CA mmncte? nf Then.

U. S. Intervention  In Greek Affair Would Be Pepular With Half OF Peonle

Malden Rallies to Aid of Boy   Lad Who Lost Both Legs Gets Good News

CLAIM A 3 TO ONE VICTORY FOR BILL   Labor Curb Supporters See  Speedy Senate Approval   NOT SURE OF TRUMAN

Compromise Labor Bill Is Near House Approval  _ Uncertain Reception _ Awaiting Measure  In President’s Hands

White House Fate? House, Senate Set To Ballot On Labor Bill;  Passage Seen   Three-To-One Okay Claimed In House; Senate Votes Soon

Labor Bill BlocBulges With Votes   Truman May Let Measure Become Law Without Signature

House Vote On Labor Curbing Bill Due Today   Legislation May Reach The White House Thursday

‘Supporters of Union Curb Bill Predict 3 to  Victory in House   Mechanics and Greyhound Lines Reach Aareement

CAPITAL HEARS VETO ATTITUDE STILL IN DOUBT   Measure Must Be Handled In Senate Yet Before Trip To President -

FINAL ACTION IS APPROACHING ON ANTI- UNION ACT   House Leaders Predict 3-1 Victory Margin——Bill to Senate Tomorrow

Vote On Labor Act Scheduled In House Today   Passage Certain, Backers Claim 3 to 1 Margin; Democrats ‘To Ask Tranian Veto

Labor Bill Backers Claim 3-1 Victory   Measure Called Up For Certain House ’ Passage; Fate In White House Uncertair

3-10-1 MARGIN CLAIMED FOR LABOR CURBS   packers Say Victory by Over. whelming Vote Certain as House Acts.

3-1 Edge Seen In House Vote On Labor Bill   Truman Gets Plan Thursday Following Final Senate Action

BACKERS SEE LABOR ACT WIN   Speculation On Truman Ac tion Rises As Bill. Nears White House

French Ambassador Is Recalled From Cairo   Labor Bill Supporters Predict Three-To-One Victory In House

House Passage Of Labor Bill. Slated Today,   Three-to-One Victory Margin for Compromise Claimed by Supporters

House Vote Nears On Union Curb  Compromise Bill   Backers Claim Victory; Senate To Act Tomorrow

Engel Puts Support Behind Union Control:   House Backers Predict Three-to-One Vote to Send Compromise Labor Bill to Senate

Labor Curb Bill Accord Is Foreseen   Measure Likely To Go to W.H. By Nichtfall

LABOR MEASURE IS SAID SURE TO PASS HOUSE   House Acts Today And Senate Tomorrow On Compromise Labor Legislation; Truman's Ac: tion Uncertain.

Truman Put on Spot by Labor Curb Measure   Decision May Affect Vote In Next Year's Election

Mounbatten Is Called Home By  British Cabinet  a a a ee   Will Discuss Plans For India

PARTITIONING OF PALESTINE WINS BACKING   Syrian Warns Middle East to be Scene Of Conflict

U. S. Endorses Partition Plan   Arab States Warn Ciash Inevitable in Division of Holy Land

Arabs Vow War As U.S. Backs Holy Land Split  - Iohnson Promises U. N. Help   Johnson Promises U.N. Hel  During Partition Process

Arabs Reply ‘Stand Means Bloodshed   United Nations Asked To Keep Peace In Area

Jews Applaud Stand for Split   America Proposes  U. N. Police Armv

SF AE Ome Smee enter  More Snowfall Ts Predicted for State as Mercury Drops

Fear 26 Dead In Crash Of Big Chinese Plane   Wreckage Of Airliner Spotted; Americar Methodist Bishop And Wife Are Among Passengers; Another Plane Is Missing.

Bishop And Wife Among Those Aboard   Craft Found Wrecked Near Hankow, China

Crashed Airliner Found in China   Methodist Bishop and American Missionaries Among 26 Aboard

Second Chinese Plane Wrecked  Feared None of 26 on Plane Survived

AIR EXPLOSION IN CHINA FATAL TO 26 PERSONS   several Missionaries And Their Children Believed Dead In Air Tragedy Inside ‘na; Baptist Workers Also  board.

Chinese Airliner With 26 Aboard, Found Wrecked  Methodi st Bishop Is   HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  How To Get Along In Strange Towns, Or Advice To ‘Movers’

Fear for 26 In Plane .   Crashed Chinese Airliner Carried American Bishop and Wife

Spot Wreckage Of Air Liner   Missionaries Aboard China Plane—Fear  None Survived

BISHOP, WIFE ARE AMONG VICTIMS   Wreckage Seen 100 Miles West Of Hankow   SECOND CRASH   In Chinese Interior In 4 Days: Gen. Chennault Has Close Call

BISHOP GARTH 23 OTHERS DIE IN AIR CRASK   ‘Former Youngstown Methodist Minister Killed In China

Steel Is Lacking   10,000 Auto Workers Are Made Idle in Detroit Planis

Second-degree Murder Charge Filed Against Two in Fatal Car Collision

‘Chinese Pirates Pillage ‘Dutch Passenger Shin:   Vessel Was Four. Hours Out of Heng Kong—Loss Set at Half Millian

CHINESE PIRATES ROB . DUTCH VESSEL AT SEA;. ABOUT $500,000 TAKEN

PIRATES LOOT A SHIP   Passengers on Dutch Vessel Out ()f Hong hong Lose $500,000

CHINESE PIRATES RAID DUTCH SHIP   MAKE ESCAPE AFTER LEISURELY LOOTING PASSENGER VESSEL

Take Cash, Gems From Passengers   Escape After Holding Ship’s Captain As Hostage.

Night Club  Girl Accuses  John W. Meyer   Declares He Is Father Of Her San

Group Of Senators May Soon Propose New And Bigger Capitol Building

Constitutional Change May Be Asked Teacher Pay System Again Hit By Jester

Hikes Range from $20 to $40   Commission Had Been Expected to Recommend Only to Legislature

Building Work Sets New High For 6 Months   Half-Year Total $2.162,. 964—57 New Dwellings Constructed

Building Work For 8 Months AtReeord Higt   Volume Is $2,588,935— Less Than Half on Mill Job

NAVY’S ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION BACK FROM ADVENTURES   Question of Assuming Claim to Southern Wastelands Still Not Answered .

Byrd Back In U.S.   Expected to Urge U. S. to Push Claim For Land Discovered On Antarctic Trips

Arrives In Washington Along With Other Leaders Aboard Flagship Mount Glympus

Britain Turns ToArmy,Navy For Help in Fuel Crisis  Millions More Idle: Special Meeting Held by Cabinet;  Al ows Denovo Camoec

More Thousands Added To Hosts Idled By Shutdown   Calls For Ships And Men, Flame-Throwers And Bult-Dozers Follow Cabinet Meeting

BRITAIN CALLS ON ARMY, NAVY IN FUEL CRISIS   Military Help Sought For Opening Coal Supply Lanes

Britain Turns To Army And Navy For Aid   Seeks To Open Coal Supply Lanes Blocked By Storms

‘Britain Seeks Relief in Coal Shortage   Calls on Army, Navy to Alleviate Industrial Crisis

Britain Turns. To Army, Navy In Coal Crisis   Worst Winter Storm in Half Century Blocks Supply Lanes

Britain Turns To Army, Navy  In Fuel Crisis   Attlee, Cabinet Study Coal Situation: Cold Weather Back Again

Britain Fights Coal Shortage  Turns to Army-Nav vy In Cri  risis

Senate Sets To Override  Truman Veto   Taft Confident Of Victory; Pleas Are  Carried To Public

FGG PRICES ADVANCE FIRST EGGLESS DAY; HOGS, BUTTER RISE  GRAIN FUTURES FIRM AS FLOUR ALSO UPPED BECAUSE OF HIGH COST

BYiG PRICES ADVANCE FIRST EGGLESS DAY; HOGS, BUTTER RISE   GRAIN FUTURES FIRM  AS FLOUR ALSO UPPED

@ PAUL MALLON—      Runs Into Dissatisfaction With Developments in Washington

No Resignation From Ward Yet   Raleigh Rumors Say T. Boddie Ward Will Return  To Business In Wilson

Valiey Farmer Tells How He Lost $10,000 Worth Of Crops To Flood, But Says He'll Go Try Again

St. Ansgar Man Held After Highway Death   IOWA TRATYIC DILATHS  By fhe Associvted Press October 4, UIT Oheteber 4. Wb

Chamber, Tram” in Agreement  —Sa' ays Hi ays Chamber Answers Kistle's Letter

CAST _IS REMOVED   Condition of President's Mother is Much Improved

ITALIAN LABOR UNREST GROWS   Strike Menaces Textile Industry As Leftists Stir Up Discord

TEXTILE WORKERS “STRIKE IN ITALY   Walkout Seen Coordinatec with Leftist Drive Against Government..

Failing, Leaders Look For Other Possible Plans      Grange Will Hold Emergency Session  To Study Case

Voluntary Food Rationing Urged   Agriculture Undersecretary Says It Appears to Be Only Way to Avert Famine Abroad and Prevent Collapse of Friendly European Governments.   Reduction of Purchases and in Feeding of Livestock Suggested

Move Is Said Only Way To Avert Famine   Less Use Of Grain, Livestock Asked To Aid Western Europe

Move Is Said o Only Way To  AvertFamine —  Less Use Of Grain, Livestock Asked To - Abd Wlaetern Furnne

Less Excessive Eating Proposed   More Investigations, Reduced Exports Also Are  Urged as Means of Combating High Food Costs.

Voluntary Food Ration Is Proposed   U S. Must Save Food and Grains To Send Europe

SLASH IN USE OF FOOD URGED   Rationing Called Only Way Te Ard Europe; Truman Faces  Tough Dedision.

Volunteer Plan Suggested After Geneva Meeting   Under Secretary Of Agriculture : Gives Poor Picture

‘AGRICULTURE SECRETARY SAYS ‘VOLUNTARY RATION OF FOOD IN U.S. WILL AVERT FAMINE ABOARD

Norris Dodd States Step Necessary   Lot Of People To Starve Unless Given Relief

ESS EATING AS AID T0 EUROPE ASKED   Agriculture Department Official Says Voluntary Rationing in U.S. Appears the Only Way to Avert Famine Abroad.

Only Way to Avert Famine He Declares   Also Need to Halt Collapse Of Friendly  Governments

Official Says Friends Must Have Aid   Declared Only Way To Avert Collapse Of Governments

Dodd Appeals For Action to Save Friendly Nations   Voluntary Rationing Of Food Seen as Only Way to Avert Famine

—TRUMAN FACES MAJOR DECISIONHousewives, Farmers Asked By Official To Assist Marshall Plan  Administration Fears Collapse Of Friendly European Governments

Voluntary Food Rationing For U. §. Suggested   AMERICANS MUST EAT LESS TO PREVENT FAMINE

U.N. Stymie Shows Need Of Vacation   Delegates Have Done Everything Possible At This Stage; Hope Assembly Will Provide New Approach -

BETTER WEATHER FAVORS 3 SHIPS   Boat Breaking in Two Is Able to Travel, Says Radio Report.

INDEPENDENT TEAM PUTS OUT SCHEDULE   Independent Basketbali Players Arrange for 18 Games With Other Town Teams.

CONFUSING MARSHALL PROPOSAL FOR SINGLE ECONOMIC AID PLAN IN FUROPE IS SIMPLY EXPLAINED

THREE INJURED IN 3-CAR CRASH   Arthur Aschemeier to Face Reckless Charge After Wreck on U.S. 24

THREE INJURED IN TWO CRASHES   Two Women Hurt at. 24-109 Man Snaps Off Pole On Route 2

Three Hurt in Road 31 Crash  Auto. Truck Collide After Vehicle Hits Bridee South of Citys

THREE INJURED IN TWO CRASHES   Liberty Center Youth Upsets In Truck; Automobiles Side-Swipe

THREE INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENTS IN MARYSVILLE. VICINITY FRIDAY NIGHT

AIR GRASHES PROBE OPENED IN WASHINGTON   Chairman Landis of CAB Says Safety Devices Are to Be Installed.

4. Companies  Mav Strike   Rubber Industry [Is Facing Labor Rifts

AID OFFERED IN RUBBER BATTLE   Conciliator Seeks To Avert Sunday Tieup

U.S, CONCILIATOR BIDS TO NIP RUBBER STRIKE   Offers To Meet With Union, Company Executives

Soviet Demanc U.S. Troops Leave Greece  Vishinsky Battling Creation of 4i\Al abe Ldae'!! Rrain

Russia Asks UN Order U.S. Troop: Out Of Greece   Opposes Balkan Border Watch

Vishinsky to Launch New  U.N. Assault   Russia Making Fight Against U.N.  Watchdog Commission Ry MAX HARRELSON

Request Reversal of Dewislan and That U. S., British Be Withdrawn   LAST DITCH FIGHT ON “WATCH PLAN UNDERWAY

Russia Reopens Balkans Dispute   Wants U:S., Britain To Keep Hands Off

SOVIET DEMANDS — UN REVERSAL   Wants U.S. Personnel Ordered From Greece

Reds Demand Free Greece Ask UN To Oust U. S$ And Britich Troaonc

Vishinsky Prepares For Last-Ditch Fight To Get Balkan Decision Killed

Vishinsky To Launch Last Ditch Blow Against Balkan Watchdog; Council Seat Deadlock Continues

REVERSAL OF UN RULING ON TROOPS ASKEL   Assembly Again Fails to End Deadlock in Council Seat Contest.

Want Troops Pulled Out Of Greece   Vishinsky Comes Out In Opposition To Border Watch

Soviets Want Yanks, British: Out: of Gree             ally: Demend UN: ; Reverse Decision of  Sy hte olen bb

Russ Demand UN Assembly Reverse Verdict   Ask U. S. to Move Military Men Out of Greece

Russians i in Mane Against Balkan Watch   Sovict Formally Demands U.N, Reverse Decision. Order British and U.S Troops Out of Greece

Labor Parity Gets Rebuke From Voters   Conservative Viclory In Municipal Voting Reveals Britain Is Displensed With Soeialist Regime

Conservative Victory Means Britain Is Shaping Up So Neither Side !s Too Strong

Congress. Calls For Blueprint  Of Obligations   Before Deciding Whether U.S. Takes Over From Britain in Greéce

INFORMATION ON COMMITMENTS IN  GREECE IS SOUGHT   Congress Members of Bott arties Called Today for Blueprint.   AWAITING A DECISION   Some of the Legislators were Silent on the QuesTion.

Congress Calls For Blueprint Of Britain’s ‘Obligations To Greece

Solons Want Blueprint of © Britain’s Greek Obligations Before Deciding On Taking Over

Ask Blueprint Of Obligations   Congress Studies Greek Commitment

Congressmen Wary of British Plan for Greece  Wandar Ahaiit         Wonder About Financial, Other Obliqations

Cautious About Entering Greece   "Members of Congress Wan! to Know Obligation in Taking British Job   -FEARS. A FOOD CRISIS   Truman Says U.S. Must Ge Even Beyond Commitments to Europe

Facts Demanded On Obligations Help Involves   Legislators Silent On Details of Talk At White House

Solons Call for Blueprint Before Acting on Greece   Legislators Want ta Know What Move Will Maan in Money and Foraian Policy

Solons Study Program For Greece   Members of Congress Want Definite idea of Commitments

Ask Dats on Commitments In Greece   Would Seek to Know What Move Means in Money, Policy

Regarding Proposal Over Greece... .  Solons Demand To Know Score On Balkan Bid

TRUMAN EXPLAINS NEF QF RELIEF   Question Whether US to Fill Spot in Europe Left by Britain to Arise - .

Congress to Take Time on  Greek Study   Cal] For Blueprint Of Money and Foreign Police Changes Involvec

Representatives Of Both Parties Call For Blueprint Of Obligations Involved Before Deciding Whether U. S. Should Take Over British Commitments— Participants In White House Conference Remain Silent — Money And Foreign Policy Involved

Congressmen Reserve Judgment on Proposal To Aid Creece and Turkey until They Get ‘Full Blueprint’

HIGH OFFICIALS REMAIN SILENT AFTER MEETING   Some Bracket Political Feud on Communism With Issues

Seek ‘Cost’ Of U.S. Aid In Greece   Congress Wants to Know Angles Involvec In Taking Over British Interest.

Momentous Decision    Congressmen Ponder Greek Aid; Demand Policy Blueprint

Study Possible U.S. Entry Into Greek Troubles   What’s Involved In Taking Over British Commit. ments, Solons Ask.

CONGRESS EYES GREEK PROBLEM   STUDY REQUEST OF BRITAIN TO TAKE OVER OBLIGATIONS

Truman Predicts Overage, Warns Against Tax Cut   President Would Use $1,250,000,000 Fund To Trim Debt

TRUMAN WARNS ONTAXCUTS, SEES SURPLUS   Personal Exemption Boost Prepared In Senate

Truman Predicts Billion Surplus In.U. S. Revenue  Would Be First In 17 Years; GOP Sees Political Maneuver

Truman Predict:  Billion Surplus ~   Renews W: wr rning Against Tax Cuts. Adadees Slash in: Pablic Debt:

HUSBAND, SLATED TO 60 ON TRIAL FOR ASSAULT, DISCOVERS DYING WIFE

International Action Recommended To Keep Peace Among Balkan States; Charge Based on U.N. Probe Reports

U.S. Formally Accuses Three Balkan Nations   Claims Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Albania Back Greek Guerrilla:

U. S. Raps Three Balkan Countries   Military Aid Held Key to U.S. Greek Program

State Department Names Yugoslavia Bulgaria, Albania  Collanse of Athens   Collapse of Athens Regime May Bring More Efficient Setup

Names Forrestal New Secretary   Truman Delays Trip To Mother's Bedside To Sign Merger Bill

AS PRESIDENT SIGNS LAW T0 UNIFY FORGES   Ceremony In Plane Cabin

— TRUMAN. UNIFIES: SERVICES ~ Forrestal: Is First © Defense Secretary”

FORRESTAL APPOINTED SECRETARY   Truman Signs Bill Allowing Bond Cashing

Army. Navy United As Single Unit   President Signs Bill Aboard Private Plane

Arms Unity Bill Signed By Truman   Unusual Ceremony Helc  In Plane Cabin Just Before Takeoff.

-ongress Closing Unification Bill Signed: Forrestal First Secretary

Unification Bill Signed In Airplane   Measure Becomes Law it President Truman’s  Plane at Airport

NEW DEFENSE OFFICE GIVEN TOFORRESTAI   Army - Navy Merger To Become Law Of Nation

Forrestal Nominated as “Secretary of Defense”   Truman Approves Measure in Unusual Ceremonv Before Leaving for Missouri

FORRESTAL IS NOMINATED TO BE CECPETARY   Measure Is Okeyed It Cabin of Truman’s Airplane

Flood Controt Projects for Ohio Endorsed   Dillon Dam Plans included Despite Bitter Opposition

Funds Allotted For Ohio Flood Control Projects   Two Millions for Dillon Dam Included In Appropriations

Palestine Split Is Recommendec  Would Divide Into Arab, Jewish States

Palesiine May Be Divided Into Arab And Jewish States  Ee ame  ie ee frvY\z.le.   Jerusalem and Othe: Areas Would Remain  Neutral

SFC, BEVIN WOULD ~ DIVIDE PALESTINE   HE WILL URGE CREATION OF ARAB AND JEWISH STATES IN HOLY LAND,

Holy Land May Be Partitioned   British Officials Reported Ready ta Offer Plan

NEWS INDEX   Young Husband Quizzed as Rites Said for Slain Bride

Truman in Food Plea to A8 Governors   President Asks State Groups Be Formed to Help in Conservation

Restaurants Ask Easing Of Program   Distillery Workers Threaten Suit If Industry Closes

Restaurants Ask Food Rule Changes to Bar ‘Injustices’      Distillery Workers May. Sue for Wages If Plants Are Closed

Restaurants Ask Relaxing Of Food Curbs   Would Permit Use of Cer. tain Meat Dishes on  ‘Meatless Tuesdays”’

Truman ‘Asks Governors For Establishment. of State Food, Programs

ARGENTINA. SURPRISES PARLEY WITH PROPOSAL TO CURB ARMED ACTION   Would Limit Joint Military Moves Only To Aggression From Outside Hemisphere    OPPOSES  CHAPULTEPEC

Argentina Would Bar Joint Use Of Force In Meeting Aggression Within Americas   Surprise Move Jolts Inter-American Meet; Differs With Act Of Chapultepec Provisions

Argentina Makes Surprise Motion   Would Bar Force To Fight Agression  Within Hemisphere

ARGENTINA'S UNITY LIMIT JOLTS PARLEY   Proposal That Joint Use of Armed Force Be Only Against Extracontinental Aggression Is Sure prise Move,

Argentina s Surprise Move Jolis Meeting   Woyld Bar Joint Armed Forces in Combetting Aggression in Hemisphere

ARGENTINE PLAN SHOCKS NATIONS   Propose! Would Bar Action Against Aggression from Within This Hemisphere

Argentine Jolts Rio Conference  Would Bar Force in American Disputes

DEFENSE TREAT   fo) pposes Armed Force  Against Aggression From Within Hemisphere ~

Eaton Says Kurope Must Get Relief   France And Italy Must Have Help, He Declares

Aid For Italy, France Asked By Rep. Eaton  mere Dames 1 aa...   .New Jersey Leader Hopes For Special Session Of Conaress

QUICK RELIEF IS NEEDED BY FRANGE, ITALY   Situation in Western Europe Reported to Be So Serious U. 8S. Must Act at Once,

Emergency Relie! Advocated for France and Italy   r Congressmen Urged To Act by Head of House Committee

Rep. Eaton Says Time   Important   _. Chairman of House Foreign Affairs Committee Wants Action by . — Conaress By First of Dec.

House Committee Head  Urges Emergency Help ‘To Stricken France, Italy

France, Italy Must Get Aid. Eaton Urges    Foreign Affairs Chief Points To Worsening Fuel, Food Situation

HARRY L. HAINES — CLAIMED BY DRATE   Former Congressman Dies A Red Lion At Age Of 67 Years — Funeral Will Be Held Wednesday

Conference Was Not Failure, Russian Newspaper Says; U. S. and Britain Criticized

Izvestia Raps Critics of Moscow Meet   Problems Faced Too Intricate to Settle Fast

izvestia Denies Big Four Moscow Meeting Failure  "Lot Of Work” Done, Red Paper Declares

Moscow Says Peace Parley Did Not Fail   Izvestia  Credits Conference With Many Ac complishments

RAPS CRITICS OF BlG-4 MEET   ‘Soviet Paper Holds Parley  Was Not Failure; Much  Treaty Work Done

Two Men Killed in Flash Fire at Bavtown Refiner   Philadelphia Maternity Ward Closed to New Case

49,013 BLAIR BLECTORS MAY CAST BALLOTS   Sova  Repabiiicans Far Out. number Democrats In Registration for Primarv Flection.

Senator Seeks U.S. Control of Relief Buying   Ball Makes Move To Place Ban On Transferring Amevieun Funds Te Porema Natteus

ae tt  Is Aim of Reds for Western Europe Says Connally in Aid Plea

Connally Asks Passage of  Relief Bill   Ameridments May Postpone Vote Until After Holiday

SENATOR CONNALLY URGED $597,000,000 FOR WINTER AID   He Said IL Would Combat “Totalitarian Tyranny” In Europe.   AID RELIEF MEASURE   Urged That Other Allies Make Their Own Peace With Austria:

CONNALLY ASKS QUICK ACTION ON EUROPEAN AID   Senator Says Stopgap Help Needed To Head Off Suffering

Connally Lashes Out At Reds   Senator Urges Congress Pass Aid to Europe

Sen. Connally Defines Relief Bill As ‘Must’   Warns Senate That Communists Are Out To Reduce Western Europe To Slavery

ShowdownIn UN Assembly Seen Likely   Appeal To Western Powers For Action Might Be Oulcome

U. 5., Russian Difficulties Will Be Aired   Capitel Concerned Over Failure Of U.N. Assembly

Showdown Due In Touchy U.S., Red Relations   Capital Officials Alarmed By Use of Veto Refnre FN.

SHOWDOWN = ON U. S., RUSSIAN VIEWS IS NEAR   Differences Between Twa Multinly As World Watches

U. S.-Russian Showdown Before U.N. Likely Soon  Pracnectc Spon   Prospects Seen As Differences Between Nations  Multiply Dailv

Buildings on School Property Are Sold for $7 3229 5D «at Auction

Asks Higher FloodsFunds   Long Range Economy Demands More Money For Flood Control

9 DIE, ANOTHER HURT AS AUTO, TRAILER HIT   Pennsylvanians Crushed By Tank That Breaks Loose

Nation Given Diversified Weather Diet   Snow In Rockies; Unseasonable Heat In East

U. §. Has Mixed Diet Of Weather  Rockies Get Snow; Midwest Is Flooded

SNOW IN THE ROCKIES   Latest Spring Storm in 75 Years History at Denver

EAST BAKES AS WEST SHIVERS   Snow Reported in Rockies a1 Heot Wove, Rains Grip Other Areas

Rain in Utah Approaches — June Record   Parts of Nation Drenched; East Has Heat Wave

SNOW AND RAIN IN SOME AREAS   Diversified Weather Diet In Nation Ranges From Snow In West To Unseasonable Heat In East.

East Swelters As Heat Marks Are Shattered   Richmond Reports 97 and New York 95 But West States Have Snow, Rains. Floods

Nation Has Wide Weather Range  Snow Falls in Rockies And East Experiences Unseasonable Heat

ANOTHER SAUCER IS FOUND IN IDAHO   Odd-looking Gadget Is Given Study by Federal Agents.

'Installment Lid to Go Off Saturday but Government  (Advises Merchants. Lenders to Take Jt Easy

‘Avoid Easy Credit When Controls End Saturday, Reserve Board Warn

ii BOMB § PREDICTED. ~WITHIN-YEAR   a eae AAT .CHIEF TELLS SENATORS “THAT CONGRESS SHOULD eo SLOW ON BUDGET  . curs —-

ECONOMY MOVES JOLTED BY AAF STERN MESSAGE   Congress Told Russia Wilf Have Destructive Weapon ‘Within A Year’

WILL RUSSIA HAVE A-BOMB WITHIN YEAR?   A. A. F. Prediction to That Effect Jolts Economy Congress

HUNT RECLUSE IN OLD HOUSE   LANGLEY COLLYER MISSING AFTER THE DEATH OF BROTHER

MYSTERY OF DECAYING MANSION DRAWS CROWD   Curious Throug To Site As Police Still Hunt Recluse.

Plan New Search For Missing Man   Police To Again Scour New York Mansion Of Callvers.

ATLANTIC GALE OFF HATTERAS   Florida Storm Moving North To Carolina Coast

Florida Storm Roars Seaward Off Carolinas   Outer Banks Near Cape Hatteras Cut Off From Mainland

Storm Rakes Banks of N.C.   Communication With Maiuland Disrupted

CAROLINA AREA TORN BY STORN IN SWING NORTH   Relief Agencies Speed Help For Thousands Caught * By Florida Floods

High Winds, Tides Hit Banks Of North Carolina  Tropical Storm Passes At Sea

Gales, High Tides Hit Coast of North Carolina  Communications Wit! Outer Bank Cut; Hurricane Goes By

Hurricane Moves On   Lashes Carolina Coast As Florida Wallows. In Disastrous Floods

High Tides Hit Carolin Banks  Hurricane Passes , gu  Beck wf Llntdanwne

Scientists Will Study Data On Tropic Storm   Gales, High Tides Rip Outer Banks Of Carolina Coastline

Norfolk Braces For Storm.... Gale Fury Lashes  NN. C. Outer Banks

GALES BUFFET ISLAND GROUF OFF CAROLINAS   Communication with Mainland Cut; No Fear Held. for Residents.

Franco Proposal Declares Spain Still Monarchy  Action Shows Dictators Rule Nol Permanont but Aan Indication on [ie End

Franco Proposal To Be Approved!  Decree Introduced On ‘Victory Day’

Spanish ante      Franco’s Edict That  Nation Is Monarchy  Sure to Be Approved By Cortes: Means Littl

Franco Wants Spain Termed Monarchy —   Proposal Leaves Way for His Own Redime To Rule

Throne Vacant Sixteen-Years ....  Franco Drafts Measure Declaring Spain To Be _A Kingdom As Formerly

Franco Ready To Restore Throne —   Nevertheless, He Will Remain As Chief Of  State In Spain.

SPAIN LOOKING FOR MONARCHY   Overwhelming Approval Of Franco's Proposal Expected

Approval Forecast For Franco's Plan   Proposal for Restoring Monarchy !s Outlined

See Approval . Franco’s Bid For Monarchy   Measure Providing Fo: Next Ruler Of Spain Up For Vote In Nation’s Parlkiament

Will Approve Franco Plan   Would: Declare Spain a Monarchy—Outlines Plan to Select Ruler

Franco Announcing Plans For Monarchy   Throne Vacant 16 Years To Be Filled — Franco Arranging It So That He'll Still Be Boss

. Spain Still A Monarchy?   Approval Predicted For Franco’s Move To Bring Back King

Spanish Parliament May Approve Proposal Of Franco To Declare Spain A Monarchy, Select King

FRANCO PROPOSAL FOR DECLARATION TO WIN APPROVAL   Procedure For ‘Selection ¢ Spain's Next Ruler Will Re Latd Down

Approval Forecast ror Franco's  Government Plan  Method of Selecting Successor Is Outlined by Chief

Monarchy For Spain Planned  Expect Approval of omace Thaclanntiam

Franco’s Plan For Monarchy Held Assured   Dictator Surprises With Announcement: Monarchists Object

Spain Declared © Kingdom; Franca Remains on Job.      Expect Confirmation of Dictator’s Edict; No King Mentioned

Spanish Back Franco Plan For Monarchy   Parliament Expected To Applaud Proposal

a a a  Americans Will Be Evacuated At Asuncion   Country Also Willing Te Mediate Differences In Civil War

FOREMEN ASK FOR HELP 10 CLOSE PLANTS   PICKET LINES MAY KEEP 85,000 FROM WORK

Both Appoint Adjustment Generals After Legislature Elects Talmadge      National Guards «. Visit Capitol   Backers O f Talmadge Warned Against Starting Any Disturbance

Two Bills Passed By Legislature   See other stories on Jegistature on pages 10 and 15

Torch Applied to Two Towns by Indonesians  Armored Columns Race Across   Armored Columns Race Across Plains of Java

Torch Applied to Two Towns by Indonesians   Armored Columns Race Across Plains of Java

British Prepare To Nab Two More Refugee Vessels   ' Ships Reported Bound fo: Palestine; Army and Navy Tighten Guard

Third of State Flood Projects ~ Near Completion   8 Already Finished With Six Other Jobs Under Construction

Senate Takes Up Governor's Bill To Reform State Liquor Set-Up After House Give; It Strong Okay; Labor Proposal Erupts Debate

15 to 38 Vote Rejects Move lor Utilities   Senate Refers Liquor Reform to Committee Following Passage in Bitter House Fight

Measure Was Assailed as “Anti-Labor” and Opponent Says State Has Adequate Laws To Cover.      REFORM BILL GOES --'T0 SENATE CHAMBER

What It Takes  Dies With Plane to Prevent Crash Into MaineCommunity

Falls to Flaming .. Death As Plane Clears Residences   Major Smith Had Shot Down 6 Nazi Planes... in 126 Missions

U.S. Indicts 12 Krupp Directors   War Crimes Counts Include Charge Of Plundering, Plotting with Hitler, Promoting Slave Labor

Nazi Arms Manufacturers Indicted As War Criminals Face Trial In September

Krupp Leaders Indicted   U. S. Army Continues Wai Crimes Clean-up of Nazi Agents

12 Directors  To Face Trial In September   Big Combine Had Supplied Germany With Guns for 133 Years

Krupp Munition Directors Indicted as War Criminals Slated for Trial in September   PRINCIPAL DEFENDANTS

U.S. Aceuses Krupp Officials Of War Crimes   Munitions Combine Directors Indicted In Slave Labor Use. Nazi Connections

Directors of Giant Krupp Munitions Combine Face Trial as War Criminals

U.S. Authorities: Indict Dozen Krupp Officials   To Face Trial Next Month On Charges Of Being Nazi Party Supporters:

Krupps Face Trial Before U.S. Court Nazi Munitions Men Indicted For Crimes

German Arms Combine Heads To Stand Trial   Krupp Directors Are Indicted By U. S. On War Crimes Charges Trial Next Month

Krupp Chiefs Held For War Crimes   Twelve Directors of Big Munitions Firm Under Indictment With Trial Slated Next’ Month

ALFRED KRUPP. 11 AIDES TO FACE TRIAL   Charge Close Nazi Connections; Death Sentences Possible

U. S. Authorities Indict 12 Krupp  Munitions Directors For War Crime:

Haul Krupps On Carpet:    Directors of Huge ‘ Arms Combine Face -War Crimes Trial 

12 Krupp Heads Are Indicted   Charged by UV. S. Authorities With  War Crimes

INDICT KRUPP GUNMAKERS AS WAR CRIMINALS   12 Directors of Munitions Combine to Go on Trial Next Month

U.S. Indicts Krupps for War Crimes   Twelve Directors of. German Combine to Stand Trial as Aids Toa Nari War Effert

KRUPPS INDICTED FOR WAR CRIMES   TWELVE DIRECTORS OF PAMED GERMAN GUNMAKERS FACE CHARGES.

12 KRUPP. HEADS INDICTED BY U, S.   Munition Combine Directors To Be Tried Next Month

4 ] :  Krupp Gunmakers Indicted As German War Criminals   Twelve Directors of Munitions Firm Scheduled ta Ga an Trial Newt tdantk

‘ARUPE: PLANT: ~~ INDICTED TODA)   They ‘Are Scheduled to-Go.or Trial Sometime Next Month —   : ee ae FACE DEATH SENTENCES   Charged. With Waging Ag gressive War, Plundering Peaceful Countries.- .

12 Krupp Men  Indicted as  War Criminals Aggression, Plunder,  Charged to German Mounitinne Cambhine

Twelve Directors Of Krupp Firm Face War Trials   American Authorities Indict Dozen Men Today On Charges of Waging Aggressive War And Aidina Nazis Plunder Peaceful Nations

American Court Will Try Makers Of German Arms   Prosecutors Charge Munitions Combine With Nazi Support

Krupp Works Indicted For War Activity   12 Officials to Stand Trial Next Month; Charged as Nazis, Rearmament Instligators

War ar  Crimes Charged In  lndictments  All-U. S. Court To Hear Cases

12 COMBINE HEADS TO FACE TRIAL   German Munitions Chiefs. In dicted on Long Series of War Crimes.

U.S. WNDITS 12 KRUPP DIRECTORS  AS WAR CRIMINALS   Governors Of Big Munitions Combine Will Face Trial Next Month   ‘INKED TO NAZI PLANS

Krupps Indicted As War Criminals   Twelve Directors Of Hug: Company Will Be Tried Next Month.

Krupp Directors Indicted by US,  50-Page Bill Accuses Piont Heads of War Cri dN  rimes and Naxziism

17 Krupp Munitions Combine Directors Indicted ‘(For War Crimes by U. S.; Stand Trial Next Month

Indict Twelve Krupp Directors For War Crimes   Charged With Waging Aggressive War And Plundering Peaceful Countries

CHARGES ARE FILED BY U.S. PROSECUTORS   Twelve Directors Of Giant Firm Under Hitler Accused

Members Of Steelmaking And Armament Firm  Called War Criminals   HAVE FOSTERED WARS FOR LAST 133 YEARS

Krupps Indicted as Criminals: in Nazi War Plans   [50 Page Bill Shows s How Group Spied, #Made War Goods WE a

NAZI KRUPPS INDICTED ON WAR GRIMES   Arms Makers, Fight Mongers Are Now  Facing U. S. Trial

12 DIRECTORS OF COMPANY ACCUSED   Munitions Firm Is Charged With Aggressive War   Donated Four Millions Te Nazi, U. S. Declares In 50-Page Bill

All- American Court Indicts German Krupps   Armament Firm [s Accused of Waging Agqressive War

Accused as War Criminals for Assisting Hitler:  _ Waged Aggressive  War. Broke Treaty

U.S. Charges German Arms Concern With Waging War, Exploiting Slave Labor

12 Defendants Facing Death if They re Convicted  ‘Plundered Peaceful Countries, Used Slave Labor Under Hitler’  BIT IMC aI Cwm se i is

Indict Krupp Directors As War Criminals   12 Nazi Arms Combine Chiefs Slated To Face Trial Next Month.

U. S. Indicts Directors of  Krupp Works   Alfred Krupp Heads List of 12 Charged With Waging War

KRUPP COMBINE TO FACE TRIAL   12 Directors Of German Mu nitions Works indicted

Crimes Of War Charged  To Firm   German Munitions Makers To Face Early Trial

12 of Krupp Firm Are Indicted   Men in $2,500,000,000 German War Machine Scheduled fer Trial  Durine September   Made ‘Big Bertha’   Charged With Exploiting Slave Lubor, Upsetting Peaceful Nations

Many Bills Go Through In  Final Hours   Both Houses Work Mos Of Night, Senate Resumes At Noon In Effort lo End Tonight.

3MAJOR RAIL TIEUPS REMAIN   Chief Trouble in Ottumwa-Eddyville Area. Savs Report

Beverly Gardner---W. Dale Wallinga Wed   ®  Ceremony Was Performed in Christian  Church at Leon, Lowa, on Tuesd: June 1th

VERE-GROEPPER WED DECEMBER 31   Christ Lutheran Church. - Remsen, Scene of Pretty  Wedding Dec. 31

STATE LIQUOR PROBER QUITS     Governor Told Department Needs Cleaning

Inspector Cites Graft in Liquor: Probe Is Likely   Senate Committee Member Accused of Pressure Tactics

Strict Liquor Law Enforcement Is Not Wanted’ - - He Quits; Hails Kleinfelder

RESIGNING OHIO LIQUOR AGENT TELLS OF BRIBES   Claims Investigating Boar Member Attempted to ‘Pull Deal’

Liquor Inspector Resigns With Blast at Department   Tells Gov. Herbert He Is Punished : Eae Fink? Yaerc af Manact Sarvira

Stafe Liquor Inspecfor Quits Job in Disgust      is ‘Fed Up’ With Way Department Is Being Run

c MISSING PLANE           Coast Guard ship With 6 Men Aboard Is Overdue

Gov. Jester To Air Closed Shop Decision   Will Tell Texans His Stand Tonight In Rodio Address

Middle East War Threat Faces U.N.   Holy Land Conflict On.Teday’s Agenda

War Warning by Arabs  Is Forecast   Will Advise U.N. to Abandon Porttition Plane

MAJOR. BATTLE Is BATTLE {S REPORTED — _ IN PARAGUAYAN CIVIL WAI   THIATY THOUSAND TROOPS) CLASHING IN WHAT MAY BE DECISIVE BATTLE

Thin-Skinned Antarctic Ships Leave Little America To Seek Safer Waters

‘Three Ships Leave Little America: Byrd and 197 Men Stay Until March {

Ice Drives Byrd Ships From Region   Breakers Remain— Scientists Plot 3 Weeks’ Work

3 SHIPS LEAVE POLAR REGION   Byrd and 197 Men To Remain Another Three Weeks in Little America

Three Light Ships Trying fo Get Out Of Ice-Pack Now   Byrd and 197 Men Left Behind for Three Weeks Stay on Ice-Cap

Ui SAIL FROM LITTLE AMERICA TONIGHT   Are Seeking Rafe Passage Through the Formidable lee-Pack.   BYRD WAS LEFT BEHIND   He and 197 Men Will Remain Three Weeks on a Windswept Ice-Cap.

These Ships Of Expedition On Their Way   Seek Safe Passage Through Ice Pack;  Byrd to go Later   Associated Press Correspondent Representing the Combined  Awmarinan Drace

Byrd, 197 Men To Stay On Ice-Cap   May Fly Over South Pole Before Ending 3 Week Stay In Tent Town.

BYRD AND PARTY REMAIN ON IGE   THREE SHIPS SAIL FROM LITTLE AMERICA

South Pole Flight May Be Made By Byrd Expedition   Flight Over South Pole Mapped As One Of Possible Early Activities   THREE SHIPS LEAVE LITTLE AMERICA

: : pos a: ‘ eg? Three Ships Leave Little America 4) oa  Byrd and 197  gi Left in Antarctic Camp

Details of Campaign for Food Gifts for Europe — To Be WorkedOut   COMING NOVEMBER 21

MEETING TONIGHT   Details of Campaign for Food Gifts for Europe To Be Worked Out   COMING NOVEMBER 21]

House Group Drafts Probe Of Oil Sent —  To Russia   Being Transported In U. S. Tankers Under Soviet Flag, Committee Told

U. S. Vessels Haul   a a ‘Russian Oil   House Group Says Lend-Lease Tankers Are Used

Oil. TO RUSSIA UNDER INQUIRY   American Tankers Fl; Soviet Flag, Haul Fuel To USSR

CLAIM RUSSIA GETTING OIL IN U.S. TANKERS   House Group Charges Products Provided By Coast Firm

Probe of Fuel Shipments to Russia Started   L.S. Tankers Flying Soviet Flag Hauling Oil, House Unit Says

U. S. Ships Claimed Used For Shipments  Probe Of Oil Being Sent To Reds Asked

INQUIRY LOOMS AS OIL GOES TO SOVIET PORT   Quantities Are Being Shipped in Tankers Owned by U. S.

OHIQAN RAPS U. 3. FOR SENDING OIL TO SOVIET UNION   Congressman Tells House Pefroleum Moves to Russia in Unpaid for LendLease Tankers.   FULL-SCALE INQUIRY APPEARS IN PROSPECT   Shipments Revealed as Siandard of Indiana Prepares to Allocate Short, Gasoline Supplies.

U. S. Vessels Haul  Russian Oil  House Group Says Lend-Lease Ternbare Ara lead

WORK WILL BE RESUMED ON LOWER END HIGHWAY   Stretch of About Two Miles Leading Into Tullytown  BRIDGES COMPLETED

TO RESUME HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION   Final 1.9 Miles To Be Started About Mid-April; Intersection Details

Hemming Case To Get Formal Hearing Monday   Upper Arlington in Turmoil After Return Of Roving Couple

Father Declares She Was Druggec  Men Says “We Got unk and Took Off”

CO-ED RETURNS   Ex-Convict With Whom She Disappeared Is Under Arrest

Co-Ed, Missing For Two Days, Back At Home   Girl Charges Father Of Her Friend Wanted To Marry Her

ltalians Reject Police Inquiry   Papers Wage Verbal Batth On Strike Results

EASTERN STAR HAS OFFICERS INSTALLED   Mrs. Geo. F. Smith Retires As Worthy Matron  INDICT MRS CILMORE

State Department Officials Die In Army Plane Crash   Met Death in Wreckage of C-47 Near Asmara, Eritrea.

Gale Winds Are  State Forecast      Winds Are Due to Increase During Day, Weather Bureau. Saya

Dutch Accept American Offer,  UN Is Informed   Britain Moves to Toss Case Out of Security Council Pending U. $. Action

Indonesians Set Fire To  Two Towns   UN May Toss East Indies Case Out

Holland Approves ‘U.S: as Mediator  In Indonesia Case   America Asks UN Security Ccuncil to Issue Cease Fire Order

DUTCH ACCEPT U.S. OFFER TO MEDIATE   Russia Insists On U.N. Action

Beirne Says Strike Notices To Be Filed   Telephone Company Union Head Urges Contract Talks

PEPPER ASSAILS MOVIE RED PROBE   Terms Hearings ‘Underhand. ed,’ Advises Witnesses to Use Civil Rights.

 Hits ‘Censoring’ Of Thought, Speech Sen. Pepper Counsels Movie’s Witnesses To Refuse Answers

ENGLISH WRECK      1 of the 71 injured Dies a Second Rail Disaster in * Past Three Days

Soviet Article Rips Marshall   Secretary Termed Wall St. ‘Shvlock?

Soviets Claim American Dollars Serving As Gigantic Bait ©  Marshall Branded As “Dreadful Old Man And: Shylock Of Wall Street” By Russian Author:

Today's Line-up   Soviet Calls Gen. Marshall ‘Dreadful Old Man-Shylock’

Stalin Quoted to Refute Molotov Stand  Russia Is Accused of Going Back on   a.) Ne

NEW CHARGES FLY; STALIN TALK QUOTED   Big 4 Rift Widened In Discussion  Of Poland

Stalin Quoted ito Retute Molotov Stand   Russia Is Accused of Going Back on Premier’s Promises

Raging Typhoon Heads For Japan   Southern Part Of Japan And Islands North Of Okinawa Are Alerted

IOWA PHONE UNION SPURNS WAGE OFFER   Directors Unanimously Reject Northwestern  Bell Proposal

Phone Union  Holding out for  6 Increase $2.50 to $4 Set   $2.50 to $4 Set By Company.

BOARD OF IOWA UNION REJECTS OFFER BY BELL   Insists on Flat $6 Weekly Increase for All Union Members

Trusty Smothered In Cab of Truck   Peisde Truck Wrecked, He's. Suffacated, Two. Others Barely Survive

Trusty Smothered In Cab of Truck   Prison Truck Wrecked, He's Sutfecated, Two Gthers Borch: Survive

Talk Continues As Shipbuilding Halts   175 Ships Lie Unfinished, Federal Experts, Owners, Union Negotiating.

HIBTORICAL FIGURE WAS BORN ON FEBRUARY 11, ACCORDING TO ENCYGLOPAEDIA—CHERRY TREE INCIOENT CALLED FICTION  ae Oe ee ee

George Washington Wasn't Born on Feb. 22; Didn’t Chop the Cherry Tree

SEAMEN ARE RESCUED FROM SEVERED STERN   22 Sarvivers Of Accident Te Taaker Are Saved By Navy Vessel be Parilte

Navy TakesMen Off Floating Tanker Stern.   Crew Marooned Five Days Threatened by New  Storm *

Hearings Open To Set Amount Af Budget Cut   Proposed $6 Billion Slash May Be Eased

Detailed Hearing Will Determine Amount, He Says   Senate GOP Policy Committee Heads To Discuss Budget Cut

Adequate Arms Funds Pledged By House Body   Hearings To Fix Sum Recommended. Says Rep. Case

INDIA EXPECTED 10 COMPLAIN TO U.N. QF PAKISTAN WAR  CHARGE THAT FORMER HALF OF NATION AIDS

India On Brink Of Civil War   U. N. Intervention Will Be Sought to Avert Conflict

In dia To Hail Pakistan Into ‘United Nation:   Allempt Yo-Avert War ‘On Charges That Aid 13-Be“ing Given To! ‘Tribal:  “"!"". Raiders’

Charge Pakistan In Raids   Dominion Of India To File Charge Witt Security Council

India Plans to Hail Pakistan Before U.N.   Officials Claim Mosler Dominion Giving Aid To Tribal Raiders

INDIA WILL PROTEST TO UNO ON MOSLEMS   Charges Pakistan Inciting Tribal Warfare

125,000 Workers In 14 States To Receive Increase   Firm Follows Other Major Industries On Scale Pattern

Arms, Cash  ToBe Asked For Greece   Presidential Request tc Congressmen to That Effect Forecast.

TRUMAN URGES LOAN TO AVERT GREEK CRISIS   President Cancels Cruise, Meets With Cabinet

CONGRESS SENDS APPROPRIATIONS BILL TO TRUMAN   Initial Measure Gives 12 Billion For ? Departments

Truman Gets First 1948 Budget Bill   Treasury, Post Office Departments To Get Over $12 Billion

11 Fund Bills Await Action   First "48 Measure Sent to President

Soil Conservation Plans  Get Boost From LCRA   Predicted That All River Authorities Will Adopt Plan

UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY REMODELS TO MAKE ROOM BOP tan mMoOeR eTTINONT

Bradley Raps Exploitation Of Veterans   Charges Many Being Placed in ‘Dead End’ Training. Programs

BRADLEY AVERS VETERANS TIRE OF POOR JOBS   VA Chief Declares Many Employers Pushing Ex-Gl’s into ‘Dead-End’ Work

Frederik TX Assumes Throne Of Denm; ark  The King Is Dead-‘Long Live The King

FREDERIK ASCENDS DANISH THRONE   CEREMONY HELD ON CASTLE BALCONY BEFORE 100,000 OF KING'S SUBJECTS,

Jester Sees Trend Toward Nationalizing American Industry   Governor Will’ Challenge Gov't Tidewater Case

‘SHOOTING WAR IN SIGHT?  House Group Favors Probe Of Foreien Policy Results

Eaton Says US Now Is in Sight Of Shooting War   ‘Wants 100 Congressmer to Go to Europe and Study Situation

Eaton Seeks Study U. 5. World Policy   Would Send Members of Congress Abroad for Full Information During the Summer Recess Period

‘‘Shooting War in Sight,”’ Congressman Eaton Says   Representative Tells House Rules Committee U. S. “Must  Hold Fort in Greece or Russia Will Take Over” — Group   Votes to Clear Two Resolutions Calling for a World-Wide  Study of American Foreign -Palicy.

Foreign Policy © Study Approved House Will Debate  Sending Solons Abroad

Worldwide Study of Foreign Policy Approved  House Is Warned U.S. in Sight . at “SGhanting Wear’

Worldwide Study of Foreign Policy Approved  House Is Warned — U.S. in Sight of ‘Shooting War’

HOUSE GROUP APPROVES U. S. POLICY STUDY   Advance Resolution To Send Members Of Congress Abroad

GEN. MARSHALL CALLED BACK 10 U.S. FROM CHINA   Emissary May Leave for Washington Today; To Confer With Truman

TRUMAN CALLS GEN. MARSHALL FROM NANKING   Personal Emissary To Make Report On China

President Recalls Marshall For Personal China Report   Envoy’s Return To Country Will Depend On Parleys With Truman And Byrnes

Louise Overell, Bud Gollum Acquitted Of Murder Count   But Long Trial Kills Flaming Love Affair; Girl Accused In Parents Death Will Go Her Way; Lover Also Takes Another Path

Passionate Lovers’ ‘Ardor Dies During Long Murder Trial   Louise Overell and ‘Bud’ Gollom Freed by Jury; To Go Separate Ways

Acquit Pair in Overell Case   But There Will Be No Marriage, Louise Overell Declares

Louise Overell, Bud Gollum Free   Acquitted of Slaying Her Parents in Yacht Blast at End of 19-Week Trial, but Former Lovers Apparently Are “Through.”

Not Guilty Verdict In  Overell Case  ' Former Lovers   Former Lovers Announce They Will Net Marry

Girl, Lover Freed; Not fo Wed, She Says   Young Sweethearts  Acquitted of Killing Walter E. Overells,  Parents of Girl

Freed Lovers Not fo Wed, Say: Overell Girl   Jury Acquits Pair Of Murdering Her Socialite Parents

MISS OVERELL, GOLLUM FREED IN YACHT CASE   Marriage Plans Off, Says tmnt sit], Acquitted of Killing . Parents

Louise Overell, Lover “Through”   Acquittal on Murder Charge Is Followed by Amnouncement That Marriage Plans Are Off

Girl, Heir to’ Fortune. “Has No Intention _ of praca ,  2". Gollum:

Jurors Decide In Overell Case   Louise Is Through With Bud, She Says

Romance Ends As Jury Frees Pair Of Murder Charge   Lengthy Overell Trial Concluded

Freed by Jury, Bud Plans Auto Trip,  Louise a Date with New Boy-Friend

‘Freed of Murder Charges, ‘Louise Overell and George ‘Gollum Break Engagement

Overell Jury Acquits Pair   Louise and Bud Not To Marry Declares Girl Afier Verdict

Acquit Lovers of Murdering Girl’s Parents; Pair Are Now Estranged

nxn m &§ 020 000 000—2 6 ¢ 010 201 10x—5 7 ¢  BROOKLYN NEW YORK   NEW YORK 010 201 10x—5 7   Flames of Love Go Out as Heiress Acquitted of Murder

Verdict Clears Louise Overell  And Her Lover   But Trial For Murder Of Her Parents Chills Their  Tarke R nmance._

Acquit Couple In Overell Case  Youths’ Romance Deac Crowd Cheers Verdict

Jury Declares Pair Innocent   But Louise Overell Is All Through with Bud Gollum

Pair Innocent, Jury's Verdict  Louise Is Through   Louise Is Through With Bud, She ‘Says

'George Gollum And Louise Overell Freed \Of Murder Charges; Not To Get Married

Not Guilty Is Jury Verdict In Overell Trial   Sweethearts Will Go Separate Ways, They Announce

Jury Finds Young Couple Innocent In Overell Murder Trial; Louise Announces Marriage To Bud Is Off

Death Toll Eleven In State Accidents Train at Scottsburg  Kills Vienna Man—  Two Airplanes Crash

Senate Debates, Confirms Reigel Moilstad Also Named To Conservation Post

Assistant Secretary Reveals Stand Of Department Before Committee

CongressReportedReady To Investigate Trading   Care of Siamese T wins Poses Problem forIndianaAuthorities

“UTURE OF SIAMESE TWINS, UNCERTAIN Parents Hope Boys Can Be Put in Institution

Ohio Bill Proposed to Increase Teacher Pay 20 Pct. by End of ]948

N.C. Legislators Turn Attention To Liquor, Labor   State-wide. Liquor Refer endum To Be Discussed Tuesday and Wednesday

Back To Raleigh Tonight ....  Solons Tackle Acts On Labor And On Liquor

Solons Return To Job Tonight   Liquor Issue Heads For Top Position In Assembly

FUNERAL TODAY FOR MRS. WHITING   Long Sickness Claims Life Of Akron Woman Thursday

WALLACE’S TALKS OVER FDR’S HEAD   Roosevelt Confession Told By Morgenthau

“Freak” Flood Ravages Erie;  Many Homeless   Damage Over Million In Industrial Area; Ten Hours Of Rain Set Record !™m City

ERIE RAIN LOSS SET AT MILLION   75 Families Homeless Afte! 9-Inch Fall In 10 Hours

—9 INCHES OF RAIN IN 24 HOURS! —  Freak Flood Hits Erie, 75 Families Homeless

10-Hour Incessant Rainfall Measures Record 9.03 Inches  Many Evacuees Swim   Many Evacuees Swim Through 15 Feet of Water to Recuers

FLOOD ‘STRIKES AS. COLD SNAP HITS MIDWEST   75 Homeless in Erie, Pa; Damage is Set at $1,000,000; Cleveland Has Hail

Erie Has Flood:      Million Dollar Damage .1 Reported; Families © Ave Evacuated, ~

Torrential Rains Flood, Damage  Industrial Town   Evacuees Swim To Safety In Deep Water Following Downpour Of 9.03 Ins.

Torrential Rains Flood Erie, Pa., Damage Estimated at a Million; 75 Families Obligated to Get out of Homes, Live in City Hall Annex

Put Erie Loss At $1,000,000   9.03 Inches of Rain Falls in 10 Hour Period

Many Are Homeless As Flood Strikes  Pennsylvania City  Erie Is Put Under Emergency Rule; Damage Is Severe

$1,000,000 Flood Damage At Erie, Pa. _   Rainfall 9.03 Inches; 75 Negro Families Are Evacuated

9.INCH RAIN AT ERIE, PA.   75 Families Flee Before Flood; Loss Set at $1,000,000

State of Emergency Called, 75 Families Made Homeless   Damage Estimated  At $1,000,000 After Ten-Hour Rains

Torrential Rains Cause Million In Damage At Erie  Floods Leave 75  Families Homeless

Senate Group Told Of More. War Profits   Meyers Concocted False Story, Investigators \. Hear

Witness Claims Story Concocted   Lamarre Says General Wanted To Collaborate On Testimony.

Senate Inquiry Told Meyers’ War Plant Profits $150,199, ‘Also Concocted False Story

Probers Find Meyers Drew Larze Sums   Witness Testifies He Told False Story Of War Pinnt Profits

Probe Told Meyers Made Huge Profits, ‘Concocted’ Story   Lamarre Says Former General's Earnings From War Plant Came Largely in Kickbacks By Officials: Testimony Strategy Revealed

DECLARES MEYERS CONCOCTED? FALSE STORY ON DEALS   Aviation Electric Head Says General Came to Him and Proposed They Get Together on Testimony.   TELLS SENATE GROUP OF MORE “KICKBACKS’   Bleriot Lamarre Testifies Re tired Officer Made Profits of $150,199 or More From War Piant.

Says Meyers Insisted They Get Together ‘Regardless of How Ridiculous It Was’

False Story Also Charged  Money Allegedly Paid in Salarw Kickhacks

CLAIMS STORY CONCOCTED BY GEN. MEYERS   Witness States False Testimony Planned  To “Avoid Risks”

Gen. Meyers Profited By $150,199 From Factory, Senate Probers Are Told   Money Drawn Through War Years, Largely On Kickbacks From Salaries Paid Officials Installed By Air Force Officer

MEYERS FACING U.S. INDICTMENT   Grand Jury Move Bared a: Probers Hear General ‘Concocted’ False Story.

Senate Inquiry Gets Further Wore Of Meyers Profits  False Tale Concocted   False Tale Concocted For Investigators, Says Company Official

MAY FACE NEW CHARGES   Added Defails Of Meyers War Contract Deals Probec

Stimson’s Missing Cousin  Found In New York Hotel   Young Woman Disappears After Upbraiding Former  Seeretary Of War For Not Doing Something About World Conditions: Father Save She's Nervous

Girl Cousin of Ex-Secretary Stimson Turns Up After 4-Day Disappearance

Revised Tax Law Causes Confusion  Majority of Early Returns Incorrect

TOLL OF DEAD IN LAGUARDIA FIELD CRASH REACHES 4(   Freak Wind Change Blamed For Accident; Thirty Victims Identified

Wind is Blamed For Plane Crash   New York Tragedy Investigated by CAB Aided by Survivors

Freak Wind Is Regarded Cause Ot Plane Crash   Thirty-Nine Persons Killed as Big Airliner Crash in New York at LaGuardia.

EXPERTS BLAME FREAK WIND FOR N.Y, AIR GRASK   40th Vietim of LaGuardia Field Crash Dies Today

BLAME FREAK WIND FOR PLANE CRASH COSTING 39 LIVES   United Airlines Reports Gale Shifted Suddenly as Craft Roared Down New York Runway.   PILOT TRIED IN VAIN TO STOP AIRLINER   Some of Dead Remain Unideniified--Four of Nine Survivors in Critical Condition.

Gromyko Sees U.S. Arms Plan ‘Collapse’ Key   Syria Demands WorldForce Be Sufficient to Best’ That-of Anv Power

DELEGATE VOTES AGAINST CONTROL PLAN      Collapse Of UN Ar ms Reduction Fear Of Gromyke

GROMYKO FIGHTS AMERICAN WORLD DISARMAMENT PLAN AT UNITED NATIONS SESSION

Gromyko Aitacks U.S. Arms Plan.  Commission Adopts American Proposal

New Secret Raids Made By Rebels   British Soldier Killed, Others Badly Wound

House Passes Bill To Raise School Wages  Sharp Questioning Develops As Pay Measure Debated

House Passes. Bill To Boost Teachers Pay   Apportionment Would Be Raised To $55 per Pupil

Solons Plan School Law Study Before Acting on Teachers’ Pay   Republican Leaders Admit Demands Made, For Increases; Will Seek Special Committee To Develop Permanent School Program

HIGHER TEACHERS’ SALARY DEMAND TO G.0.P, LEGISLATORS   More State Aid for Schools Was Also Asked In Demand,   TO STUDY THE QUESTION   Will Take No Action Until the Tangled Laws Are ¢ Looked Into,

Legislators to Make Study of School Laws   Acknowledge More State Aid, Higher Salaries Needed

Legislature Plans Defailed-Study Nf State’s Tangled School Laws   Republican Leaders Acknowledge Demands for Higher Teachers’ Salaries and Greater State Aid, But Action Will Await Thorough Survey

Army, Navy Ask Changes to Speed  Officer Promotion   Merit or Incentive Basis to Prevail and Not Seniority Rights

Red Cross Workers To Get Final Plans Tonight for Drive   Ellis Meyer to Outune Work at Recreation Center

STEEL WAGE PACT SIGNED   Contract Expected to Bring Two Years of Peace In  Basic Industry

MURRAY OF CIO READY TO TALK ON AFL MERGER   U. S. Steel Signs 2-Year Pact With Union Amid  Felicitations

Murray Agrees To Meet Green On Merger Plan   U.S. Steel and CIO Sign Two-Year Wage Increase Agreement

Steel Peace’ Pact Approved On Wednesday   Murray Now Turns Atten tion to AFL-CIO Merger Plans

STEEL INDUSTRY SIGNS WITH CIC   Merger With AFL Next Item On Program Of President Murray

PHILIP MURRAY SIGNS CONTRACT ~ WITH U. §, STEEL   Wage Raises and Other Bene fits Given 140,000 Workers in Five of Corporation’s Subsidiaries.   MANAGEMENT VOICES FAITH IN UNIO?F   C. 1. 0. Leader Announces He Will Meet Green to Discuss Merger of Two Labor Organizations.

Enid Junior Stock Show Judging Done  Chamnione Decionated   Champions Designated Among More Than 600

Enid Junior Stock Show Judging Done   Champions Designated Among More Than 600

Newsman Held Guilty  of Treason’   Former. Baltimore Reporter Broadcast . For Nazis During War

Chandler Is Guilty Of ‘Heinous Crime   Made Nazi Recordings Under Name Of “Paul Revere” For Broadcast To United States; Penalty May Mean Death

Police Hold Mob While Telephone Cable Repaired   Houston Lines Severed by Pistol Shot

Oklahoma Sinks While Being Towec To United States   Battleship Intended For Scrap Lost on Way From Honolulu

‘Survivor of Pearl Harbor Attack, Battleship Oklahoma Sinks at Sea

Goes Down as Tugs Take Her ToScrap Heap   No One Aboard: Vessel Was Raised After Pear! Harbor

Oklahoma Ship Sinks  Last Time   Scarred Survivor of Pearl Harbor Raid Beats Scrap Heap

Old Battleship Oklahoma Sinks In Pacific Deep   Survivor of Jap Pearl Harbor Attack Takes Final Plunge

USS Oklahoma Finally Sinks   End Comes to Gallant Pearl Harbor Victim That Sailed Aaain

Battleship Was to Be Cut for Scrap   Goes Down in Pacific 450 Miles From Honolulu

Battleship  Again Sinks In Pacific   Oklahoma Goes Down for Last Time While Being Towed to Harbor To Be Converted te Serab

PLUNGES INTO SEA TODAY 540 MILES OUT OF HONOLULU   VESSEL UNDER TOW FROM PEARL HARBOR TO FRISCO FOR SCRAP

Sinke 540 Miles Out of Honolulu While in Tow to California “Junk Pile”

The Oklahoma Plunges to Bottom   Shell of Famed U.S. Warship Sinks While Beina Towed

Mighty Warship Previously Sunk At Pearl Harbor   Battlewagon Shell Goes Down While on Way To Scrap Heap

British Consider Troop Withdrawal  Order for Greece   Ferces Also to Be Pulled Out of Italy to Aid - Home Industry

Removal of British Troops from Greece, Italy Contemplated   Reports Say Action Would Aid Industry

Lewis In Thick Of Major Scrar ln AFL Parley   Plan To Eliminate 13-Vice Presidents Stems From Red Stand

FIND WOMAN'S BEATEN BODY   Beauty Operator in Rantoul, JIL, Victim Of Rape Slaying

‘Relax, Beauty Authority Tells US Women or You Will Lose Your Hair   US DRINKING, SMOKING

“Gusher” Flows in Man's Back Yard   How te Carrel Oil frons Old Welt Is Problem-— er Whe ther to Recap [et .

Rail Service  Tn Southern 'lowa Improved   Operations Will Be Normal by Mid-week

Booklet Clears Foreign Policy   Pamphlet Explains Aspects “In Nutshell’ For Public

Film Actress Faces Charge  In Formal Bill   Erstwhile Manager Alleges Robbery, Kidnaping And Felonious Assault

INDIANA SENATORS APPROVE MIEASUR AGAINST STRIKES   Liquor Reform Bill Seems Headed for Final Ok With Amendments at Hoosier Capital.

TRUMAN ISSUES CALL FOR PARLEY ON EUROPEAN AID    President Summons Congressional, Leaders—Predictious Made Special Session Will Be Discussed.   MEETING THURSDAY AT THE WHITE. HOUSE   Luekman Continues. Talk: With Poultry Representatives Seeking. Amendment  of Save-Food Program. ~

Truman Calls Meeting With Top Solons   Believe Special Congress Session Will Be Discussed

PRESIDENT CALLS AID CONFERENCE   Aides Predict Parley or Thursday Will Discuss Congress Recall.

15,000 Join In Cairo Rioting   Police Quick To Break Up Demonstration; Shops Damaged.

Orgy of Smashing and Burning Continues in Egypt and Iraq; U. 8S. Set To Evacuate Nationals

Pro-Arab Rioting : Spreads   Police Break Up Milling Mob in Cairo;  U. S. Offices in Iraq Wrecked and Burned

Bonus To Test Voting Power Of Ohio’s Vets   Concerted Opposition Is Slight; Local Issues Boosting Interest

Power Of Vets Faces Vote Test   Bonus For Ex-Soldier: Holds Chief Interest In Election

BITTER. FIGHT ON EARMARK. “ING MOTORISTS" TAXES  WHEL ‘ALSO BE DE...  '" CIDED TOMORROW®  

TWO EGYPTIANS TO; BE BARRED FROM COUNCIL SESSIONS:   Demonstrators Threatened With Arrest If They Continue ta Plague Meetines

TWO EGYPTIANS BARRED BY U.N,   Demonstrators Have Been ‘Bounced’ Twice

Bar Eqyptian Demonstrators From UN Area   Lie Orders Police  To Toss Nationalists Out After Episode Of Yesterday

Cooler Weather, Humidity Drop Due Wednesday   Monday's 96 Sets Record; More Warmth Will Follow Showers

Naughty Nineties  MADISON WFRATHFR   Chances for 65° Due on Cold Front; (Friday, Hot Again

Three Firemen Perish in  Blasts, Blaze  Six Others Are  Treated for Smoke Inhalation

3 Firemen  Die In Mill City Blaze   Trapped When Floor In Garage Collapses; Seven Men Iniured

Frederich D. Helger Died Wednesday  Interment To Be In Craig Cemetery

Frederich D. Helgen Died Wednesday  - Interment. To Be ' In Craig Cemetery”:

COAL CONTRACT PARLEY BEGUN; LEWIS PRESENT   Government Makes First Direct Move to Turn Mines Back

Pier Crumbles Loss Set at $5,000,000   None Injured Seriously; Debris Still Smoldering

HUDSON RIVER PIER DESTROYED BY FIRE TODAY   One Hundred Fifteen Firemen Were Injujred In a@ $5,000,000 Blaze.   §25 FEET CRUMBLED   Fire Lasted for 15 -Hours; Most Serious In Harbor Deck Fire.

State Audi tox  Cites Situation In Polk County      Board Chairman Hild Under Indictment, Stil Serving in Post ina

Law for Removal Of Any Indicted Official Is Asked   State Auditor Releases Report On Funds: Hild Not Mentioned In Letter

Heads Marines   Stop-Gap Aid Speed Urged   Senate Committee Publicizes Report

Speedy Action On StopGap Aid Measure   Declare Events of Past Week Have Made Clear Need for Quick Work on $507 600.000 Program

Speedy Aid to Europe Asked   Senate Group Seeks Action on Measure Providing $597.000.000

Speedy Action Sought On Aid   Senate Committee Urges Quick Passage Of  Mascara.

SENATE GROUP URGES SPEEDY AID ACTION   Foreign Relations Group Pushes Stopgap Fund

For France, Italy, Austria... . Senate Group Urges Action On Aid Plan

Methodist Women Condemn Mob Violence And Fascist Groups, Applaud S. C. Primary Ruling   Declare Protests Must Be Voiced Ty All Insustice

ethodist Group Deplores Rising (if Mob Violence   Junaluska Meeting Draws Up Report llrging Tolerance

SENATORS WOULD SET UP COURTS TO STOP STRIKES   ‘Would Rule On Rights an¢  Abrogation of Contracts.

Baby Killed, Score Hurt  In Bus Crash   Vehicle Collides With Heavy Truck In Snarled Traffic

Conference Delegates in Agreement   War Brides Must Now Pay Own Crossing Fee

Knifing Victim ‘Satisfactory’  Hurley Carpenter RE_.IJ £.. 2. ...."...

BEHIND U. N— SAYS TRUMAN   President in Historic Speech Before Brazilian Congress

U.N. ‘Difficulties’ Increase Nation’ s Resolve, President Asserts At Rio Conference Sn

RIOTING ARABS TEAR FLAG AT U). §. LEGATION   MOSLEMS PREPARE ARMED RESISTANCE TO PARTITION

ARMY-NAVY MERGER UP FOR DEBATE   “Measure Is~ * _ Expected to. Pass iti ‘Senate

Debate on Unity Of Military Arms Opens m Senate   Foes Charge Measure Wil Militarize Entire Coun  BOTH HOUSES SURE TO APPROVE SCHEME   Air Forces Would Be Set Up as Separate Department Under Proposal

ARMY-NAVY UNIFICATION UNDER DEBATE  Adoption of Measure Lumping Services Under Single Chief

Tells Congregation ™: To Prepare for Death: Dies of Heart. Attack

School, Road Bills  Among Those Listed By Sovernor Today   Board of Control, Tax Study Group Bills Are Backed

Marshall Calls For Aid Probe   Summons Experts To Conduct Study Of Europe’s Needs

Marshall Calls For Top Experts   Secretary Wants A Fresh Study Made Of European Needs.

Marshall Calls Home Top Aides For Parleys  Clayton, Douglas, Myron C. Taylor   Clayton, Douglas, Myron C. Taylor Brought Back For Economic Talks

Experts Will Study Needs Of Europeans   American Aid  Is Considered

CALLS EUROPE EXPERTS HOME FOR AID STUDY   Marshall's Advisers Unable To Find Immediate Funds For Early Relief

Conference On  Aid To Europe   Experts ‘Are Summoned ‘Abroad To. Study ..Plan‘ -For Help;. Congress: - Session Urged

Supervisor, 62, Missing Since Early Monday   Fear For County Board Member’s Safety; 30 Men Scouring Area

Supervisor, 62, Missing Sincé Early Mon day   ‘Fear For County Board Member’s Safety: ap Men Scouring Area   EXTRA!

BARUCH BLAST STIRS INTEREST IN U.N. COUNCIL   U.S. Should Continue to Make A-Bombs, Says Statesman

BARUCH CALL ON A-BOND STIRS COUNCIL   Urges Production Until Control Treaty Signed

BARUCH CALL ON A-BONB STIRS COUNCIL  Urges Production   Urges Production Until Control “Treaty Signed

House Comriittee Ready to Approve: ‘Municipalities Annexation Measure

Montana Weather   STATE. HIGHWAY DEATH TOLL 143; THREE OVER PERIOD IN ’45

Sparkman Thinks Wallace Race To Help Democrats  Sees Party Control Returned To Regular Handlina By Leaderc

Democrats Say Regulars Will Control Party   Alabama Senator Believes Wallace Split Will Have Healthy Effect

As Result Of Wallace’s Bid.....  Control Of Demo Party Is Seen Returning To Democratic “Regulars”

‘Demo’ Shift Seen In 1948 By Sparkman   Democrats Predict ‘Regular’ Party Control; Wallace Bevins Race

Regulars’ To Take Over ‘Controls’  SAF atin a A absmie   Wallace's Action Seen As Having Healthy Effect

DEMOCRATS TC RETURN RULE TO ‘REGULARS’   Sen. Sparkman Says Wallace Candidacy Will Increase Party Activity

Wallace Campaign Seen.as Party Boon By One Senator      ‘Healthy Effect’ Forecast for Democrats; Says  ; Regulars Can Now ‘Take Over

Return Of Democratic Party Controls To ‘Regulars’ Seen  Wallace Candidacy Is Termed ‘Purge Wo. Loh) ab MW. Goh

Sparkman Thinks Bid From Wallace “Healthy Effect”   Increased Political Activity To Come As Result of Campaign

Leaders Sight Healthy Purge In Third Party   Sparkman Expects Return to Fold  Of States Formerly Held by Left Wing

Democrats Take Wallace Bid in Stride   Spokesmen Declare ‘Regulars’ Will Regain Party Reins

Fifty Die In Paris Theatre Fire   Fifty Others ; Injured When Fire Collapses Balcony

Union Driver And Mechanic In Fist Fight   Robert Mackey of Seminole Arrested — For Attack on Oklahama City Man

OTC Bus Goes Dut of 0.(.   Leaves for Ardmore Despite Picketing at Station By Striking Bus Drivers

FORCED DOWN ON FLIGHT, HE TAKES A TRAIN   Ceremony of Swearing In as Secretary of State Delayed a Day.

Oath Ceremony Delayed; Plane Is Grounded   Seeretary Byrnes Signs Treaties th Minorities

Department Holds Food: Concern Attempted To Manipulate Rye Prices

Truman Order: Relief Given Storm Victims  it wer   Surplus Property To Be Made Available in Region Affected

GRAIN CARRIER BACK ON SHOAL   Wheat Unloaded From Stricken Ship Off Rogers City

DEMANDS FOR -END OF WAR. ARE GROWINE   AGITATION AND “‘DUTBREAKS OF VIOLENCE MAY CAUSE * DRASTIC GOVERN. MENT ACTION

Taft Conducts Long Range Til With Democrats   Ohioan’s Defense Livens Debate Over Labor Law

Taft Engages in Long Range Debate  Will Answer Gael Sullivan in Talk

Railroads Ask ‘Crisis’ Hike   Hundreds Jam 1CC Hearing Room to Ficht Boost

Railroad's Rate Increase Pleas  Hotly Contested  Shippers, Agriculture Department Argue At ICC Hearing

FREIGHT RATE BATTLE OPENS   Roads Demand Immediate 10 Per Cent Hike; Shippers Asked Hearing

RAILROAD RATE BOOST OPPOSEL   N. Y¥. C. Wants Immediate Action, Shippers Want ' Hearing

pel      Rayburn Slated As Body’s Chief In New Congress   BULLETIN

DEMOCRATS 0 NAME MINORITY PARTY LEADERS   Rayburn Slated AsBody’s Chief In New Congress   BULLETIN

Demon Rum’‘s Behind It  Town Chooses Sides For Debate Started By Pastor

talian Right Blames Reds  For Disorders   Assembly Uproar Echoed by Riot Near Bari

ENGLAND Ht BY BLIZZARD   HALF OF BUSINESS EMPLOYES IN LONDON WERE UNABLE TO GET TO WORK * TODAY 

RUSSIANS MAY RENEW IRAN ROW   U. S. Financial Aid To Coun: try Raises Speculation

SOVIET MAY HIT U.S. AID TO IRAN WITH UN ACTION   Some Delegates Think That Russia Plans To Open Shelved Case Again

U.S. Anti-Communist Aid to Iran May Bring Russian Appeal to U.N.

American Aid To Iran Stirs  Debate In U.N   Believe Russia May Open Fight, As U. S. Credit Of $25,000,000 In  Crnnted Nation

Soviets Might Reopen Russian-Iranian Case   May Use Security Council To Protest U. S. Aid To Jren To Block Communist Expansion

Russia May Seek To Oper  Iranian Case  American Aid To Iran Brings  QSawiat Penenect

Reds May Reopen Soviet -Iran Case   Financial Aid To Nation To Head Off Spread Of Communism Given As Cause

Jackson Says War Talk ‘Resrettable      Eisenhower Calls for World Unity in Vicksburg Speech

Prison Chiefs Face Ouster   $50-A-Day S; Specic! Investigators List Corrupt Charges

Eisenhower Scouts War Danger Now   Future Outlook Is Uncertain, Legion Meeting Is Warned

No linmediate Global War Foreseen by Eisenhower  Long-Range View Of International Situation, However

STAFF CHIEF OF ARMY NOT T00 HOPEFUL   AGGRESSION AGAINST FREE MEN SEEN AS FUTURE THREAT

Gen. Eisenhower Makes ‘Official Farewell’ Speech   Top Military Leaders Tell American’ Legio Convention Nation Must Stay Strong; British Navy Gives Up Peace Job

Urges U. S. To Keep Up Army, Navy      Eisenhower In ‘Farewell’ Address; Nimitz, Spaatz Share Platform; Stress American Defenses

Global War. Peril Not Immediate, »  Says Eisenhower   Gives Legion ‘Official F arewell;’ ty Warne OF Plane lack

No Great Nation, ‘He: Is In A Position to } voke A Long, Ex tive Conflict Hoping ¢ to Gain.

EISENHOWER SAYS U $, SHOULD KEEP ARMED FORGES FIT   Sees No Danger of Immediate War, but Is Uncertain What Aggressors May Do in Future.   GENERAL IS CHEERED BY 6,000 LEGIONNAIRE:   Spaatz Tells Convention 70 Combat Air Groups, 15 More T han Authorized, Are Needed for Defense.

Gen. ‘Ike’ Fails See Immediate Threat Of War   Talk To Legion Something Of Official Farewell

NO IMMEDIATE GLOBAL WAR IS PREDICTED NOW   Eisenhower Not Toe Optimistic About Future, He Tells Legionnaires   UNIVERSAL TRAINING BILL IS EMPHASIZED

Eisenhower Sees No Global War In Near Future  Chief of Staff Tells Legion U. S. Must Arn To Warn Aggressors

No Global War Yet Foreseen  By Eisenhower  General Says Nations Are Not in Position to Provoke Conflict

General Eisenhower Addresses Legion © ‘World, Two Groups’   Chief Of Staff Sees No lamedis (remediate Threat OF Gobel War But Stresses Practical Prepered- : nese In Precent Warid

No Global War Foreseen, ‘lke  Tells Legion   Nimitz, Spaatz Also Address Convention: Parade Planned Today

Nolmmediate War Expected By Eisenhower   Army Chief of Staff Ad. dresses American Legion Convention

Soviet Puts Pressure On Slav States     Czechoslovakia And Other Nations In

American Plan Is Not Crippled By Seviet Stand   Czechoslovakia Jumps As Moscow Puts On Screws

Russia Succeeds in Forming Two European Economi Blocs; Uncle Sam’s Help May Still Be Solicited

 Mackenzie’ s Column  [Russia Faces Economic Hurdle In Welding Her Satellites Together

FAKE CAMERA SHOOTS WOMAN NEAR SUBWAY   Victim’s Husband Sought In Wierd Murder Plot.

GUN CONCEALED IN PACKAGE IS SHOT UNWITTINGLY ‘Camera’ Fires; Woman Is Wounded

NO SETTLEMENT SIGNS   Another Meeting Set for Monday in K. C. Paper Strike

Crippled Airliner Limps to Safety   Clipper Makes Perfect Landing After One of Engines Fails

CRIPPLED PLANE LANDS SAFEL}   DC-4 MAKES LAST 1,050 MILES OF PACIFIC FLIGHT ON 3 OF 4 ENGINES.

Safe Landing Made By Crippled Clipper   Big Plane Brought in. te California Port on Three Enaines

TOULON HIGH SCHOOL TO OPEN TUESDAY, SEPT. 2   List Dates To. Make Program Changes; Bus Schedule Is About Same

PRICES OF WHEAT AND CORN SOARING 10 ALL-TIME HIGHS   Worst Drought Since Dust Bowl Era of Decade Ago Sears Nation’s Crop And Sends Market Up.   NO HOPE IS SEEN FOR NEEDED RAIN

A5,000,000-Bushel Reduction In Harvest Prospects  Is Reported Today

RAIN ABSENCE SEARING CROPS OVER COUNTRY   Corn Hits $2.46 Bu; Wheat at $2.48%4; No Rain Seen

Worst Drought In Decades Sears Nation's Corn Crop   Wheat and Corn Prices Soar to - All-Time High

Clayton Otte, Lena, Seriously Injured In Fall From Barn   Worst Drought In Eleven Years Burns Up Nation's Corn Crop

Worst Droucht in 11-Years Burning Up Nation's Corn Crop: See 42 Per Cent Cut in lowc   North lowa May Get Some Rainfall From Sunday te Wednesday

Drought Burns U. S. Corn Crop   Further Losses Seen; U.S. Will Feel Pinch

lowa Drought Worst Since Dust of 1936   Other Central States Similarly Affected by Torrid Wave

State Demo Leaders To Confer Soon   Will Discuss Party Affairs, 1948 Campaign With President

Snow Buries N. Y. Under 26-Inch Fall   Near Blizzard Kills 26 in 7 States; Scores Marooned

Blanket Snarls Transportation in Metropolitan Area   Many Are Stranded Storm Is Fatal To at Least 21 In Five States

‘all of 25.8 Inches Virtually Paralvzes  All Types of Travel   Storm Takes at Least 21 Lives in Three States: Stalled. Snowbound Parked Cars Line Streets: Rail, Bus Stations Jammed

Rail And Bus Services Hit By Snowfall   Over Two Foot Blanket Covers Metropolitan Area—Sixteen’ Lives Lost In Three States

TRAVEL LINES PARALYZED BY 25-INCH FALL   Storm Cripples Food, Service Lifelines;  Many Stranded

New York City Area Blanketed By Record 25-Inch Snowfall   Storm Worst In Huge City’s History, Surpassing Famed Blizzard Of ‘88:’ Seventeen Dead In Eastern States -

25.8-Inch. Fall Exceeds Great Blizzard. Of 1885   »Near-Chaos Reigns In Metropolis; Seventeen Die In Five States’

[Transportation Virtually Halts  Great Throngs Fill Stations. Terminals

Report Givenon Labor Statistics  Pay, Prices Up 14 And 18 Per Cent

VOTING FAVORS PHONE STRIKE   Nation Enters Critical Period in Labor Rifts

SEE CRITICAL PERIOD AKEAD IN LABOR FIELD      Wage Deadtines To Come Up In At Least Nine Major Industries

Outlook on Labo Far From Bright   Showdowns Near on Telephone Strike; Other Troubles Loom

Telephone Strike Looming in Nation   Nine Major Industries May Face Trouble in Next 100 Days as Contracts Terminate

[Nation Entering On 100-Day Critical ‘Era In Labor Management Relations

WAGE DISPUTES LOOM AS NEW CONTRACTS DUE   At Least Nine Of Nation’s Major Industries Face Negotiations

Russ Seek Spitsbergen Military Base   Norway Asked for ‘Special. Privileges’ In Arctic Sec Area

Big Oklahoma Fuel Station Is Destroyed   SERVICE TO SEVERAL CITIES SHUT OFF BY EXPLOSION

THREE DEAD, ONE HURT IN A GAS BLAST   Cities Service Compressor Station at Blackwell, Okla., Blows Up, Doing Damage Estimated at $1.000.000.

STATION BLAST AT BLACKWELL TAKES 3 LIVES   One Man Killed Outright ir Cities Service Plant Explosion—Gas Cut Off

One Killed. Two In jured An Explosion   At Compressor Station Near  Blackwell, Okla.

Blast, Fire Kill Three At Blackwell   Two Injured, Gas Service To Two States Cut Off By Compressor Explosion

Blast Deaths Reach Three At Blackwell   Explosion and Fire Occur in Compressor Station, Shutting. Off Gas to Industries

Gas Blast Kills Three   Explosion and Fire At Blackwell, Okla. Injures Two Others

Bill To Preserve Draft Records Clears House   Rescuers Fight Drifts To Reach Ailing Girl

House Group: Urges Immediate: Passage Of Creek Aid Bill   Foreign Affairs Committee Warns Independence of People Threatened

HOARDING CURB . ~ SLATED 10. END   ‘TRUMAN EXPECTED TO PER  MIT INVENTORY CONTROL  TO LAPSE MARCH 81.

Controls Over Inventories May Be Ended   Truman Proposals Go to Congress Within Fortnight

Inventory Control May End Mar. 31  To Surrender Chief Teo! Aqainst Hoarding

Last Curb On Goods Due To Go March 31.   Truman Expected to Let Inventory Control Lapse Except Few Vital Materials

Truman Expected To Drop Federal  Inventory Control  Move Would Bring End to Chief Weapon  Against Hoarding

BROKEN RAJL WRECKS COAST TRAIN   Curb on Hoarding May Be Abandoned

Troman Expected To Surrender Hoarding Weapon   Inventory Control May Be Allowed To Lapse March 31

TRUMAN 10 LET CONTROLS SLIP   Leaders Opine President Will Yield Powers Against Hoarding of Goods

Truman May Let Inventory i ime  —_ii tk 6 6, A.   Advisers Believe Control On Goods Can Be Omitted

2nd Plane Down: 50 Broken Bodies  Found on Liner   Tired and Muddy Crews Search Plane Wreckage

Lost Army — B-29 Feared Downed Ship   Searchers Reach Crashed Capital Airlines Plane, In Virginia, Find 50 Victims in Wreckage

Another Big Plane Crashes   ‘Missing’ B-29 Believed to Have Smashed Mountain

Humphrey In As Mayor   Defeated Frank Collins In Re-Election Race; Tax Levy Defeated

Peace Officers and  Highway Patrol Widen Search for Man Who Killed 1. Wounded 2:

WIDE SEARCH IS UNDERWAY FOR YOUNG SLAYER   Road Blocks Set Up to Texas Border To Trap Killer Of Officer

Deputy Slain, Two Wounded   Road Blocks Over Wide Area After Garvin County Officers Shot by Man

Passengers Put In To Boston Harbor... . eB incur aad ninBtlldcoiSotisentin the A el  Notsy Welcome To 69 Sea Survivors

OSEAN RESCUE MAKES HISTORY   Survivors Of Ill-Fated Plane Feel Lucky To Be Back Home

Sky Queen Survivors Head Home    They and Rescuers,  » Given Tumy tuous “W¥eleome at Boston; T, Proahe Near-traged

SURVIVORS REACH LAND Sea-Tossed Flying Boat’s Near Disaster Investigated

-—BIBB LANDS RESCUED— . Wild Demonstration Hails Plane Survivors

Survivors Home,  Probe Goes On   Coast Guard Cutter Bibb Lands With Plane Pas-  sengers In Boston,

Plane Survivors Safe in Harbor  Const Girard rat  aArAaiveac Ai alirarma

Passengers of Ill-Fated Flying Boat Head Homeward Shout Praises of Coast Guard Crew

ACCLAIM OFFERED     PASSENGERS, CREW OF FLYING CRAFT   Invest'gation Undertaken to Place Responsibility For Landing At Sea

Queen Survivors Dock in Boston   Crash Victims Tell Of Crowded Plane;  Praise Rescue Crew

69 Survivors of Sky Queen Back In United States  CAB Pi reas res fet AIO

C. A. B. Plans All-Out Probe Of Ill-Fated Bermuda Plane; 69 Survivors Head For Home

Survivors Of Bermuda Sky Queen Head For Home As CAB Prepares For Inquiry

CAB To Probe Near Disaster  In Mid-Ocean      Survivors Of" ‘Sky. Queen Bound: ‘For: Homes‘After: Reaching Boston. On.  “Cutter “Bibb?” ”

Plane Survivors Returned To U.S  CAB Prepares to Make Investigation

Sky Queen Survivors  Home Again  CAB Prepares Investigation Of Near Disaster

Flying Boat Overloaded, Survivors Say   69 Rescued by Coast Guard Land at Boston

SURVIVORS HEAD HOME   CAB Maps Investigation of Near-Disaster in the  North Atlantic.

‘OVERLOADING’ _OF PLANE SEEN   Thousands Greet Survivor: » Of Sea Saga At Boston

69 Survivors of Sky Queen Back In United States  CAB Prepares for

CSE LTT TL AI SAE EADS SIDE GS LS ETAT I TE LL LL ETE LD EI OO CELE LN LED A: LILO SII LO LTTE SEIS LETTE LT LL  “Survivors of Bermuda Sky Queen Scatter to Homes

Wild Demonstration Greets 69 Survivors of ill-Fated Sky Queen Landed At Boston

CAB. Will Probe Sky Queen Case; _ All Reach Boston   Coust Guard Receives Big Tribute for Rescue . Work in Raging Waters

Survivors of Flying Boat Disaster Arrive in Boston  Civil Areonautics Board Launches Imvwachtinabwan af Neaor-Tracedy at Sea

 ‘ % os ‘ J] Seaplane Survivors, Safe at Boston, Praise Pilot But Charge Overloading

SURVIVORS OF FLYING BOAT REACH BOSTON   CAB Prepares Probe of NearDisaster in North Atlantic

69 Survivors Arrive In Boston  Plane Lands In Sea But Not Life Is Lost

Flying Boat Survivors Head For Homes As CAB Starts Investigation

Nurse Says Ross Acted Crazy for Two Weeks   Would Cry Often in His Office   Witnesses for Defense Paraded To the Stand   Survivors of Sea Rescue Landed

Yugoslav's Tito Attacks U. S.  Says Country Will - Stick With Russia

Justice ‘Dept. Seeking ‘Ways to Plug Loophole in War Fraud Cases

Won't Increase US Troopsiin West Europe   Our Forces Are for Occupation. ~—Not ''Defense"”

House Votes To Consider © GOP Tax-Slashing Bill On Take- it Or Leave-it Basis

Tax Slash Bill Clears First Test   House Will Consider Measure On Take-It Or Leave-It Basis; Clamp Gag Rule

HOUSE VOTES GAG RULE ON TAXMEASURE   Truman Indicates Opposition to Knutson Bill

Rule Blocks Amendments  To GOP Plan   Truman and Secretary Snyder Both Opposed  To Reductions Now

FIRST ROUND T0 REPUBLICANS IN TAX-CUT VOTING   House Rules Measure Will Be Decided on ‘Take-It or Leave-It’ Basis

TAX SLASH BILL WINS 1ST TEST   House Members Vote No Amendment Rule

Republican Tax Cut Bill Wins lis First Test   . “No Amendment” Rule Is Clamped On by House Vote

Tax Slash Bill Wins First Test: _. In House Vote   GOP-Backed Measure To Be Considered On Basis Te Takelt Or Leave-It

Tax Bill Wins Test   No-Amendment Rule Passed By House; To Vote Tomorrow

Debate on Taxes Opened in House  New Dealers Blasted By Rep. Knutson

lax Bill Certain To Pass House but Big Hurdles Left  Both Senate and Truman Threaten Extensive Changes

Republican Income Tax-Cutting Bill Wins First Test in House   ’No-Amendment’ Rule Adopted; President in Effect Voices Opposition ta GOP Proposal; Knutson Defends Measure in Opening Debate

Tax Cutting Bill Passes lts First Test   No Ametidment Role Goes On as House Votes te ' Consider on ‘Take-It ot Leave-It? Basis

Republican-backed Tax Cutting Bill Wins Initial Teast   House to Consider Measure on Take If Or Leave [t Basis

Tax-Cut Bill Crosses First  Vote Hw dle   House Votes to Take Up Measure on An All or Nothing Basis

House Bars Changes in Measure   Snyder Opposes Deficit Financing in Prosperous Time:

TAX CUT BILL PASSES FIRST MAJOR TEST       « ¥otes To Consider Procosal “As s” with No Amendments,

Tax Slash Bill Wins First Test   House Votes to Consider Bill on Take-Leave Basis

Truman Tells Press He Can’t Propose Cuts, for Security Is at Stake

Tax Slash Bill Passes First House Test   Partisan Voice Vote Bars Amendments to Knutson Measure— Truman Opposed

Hurdles First Step in House  Take-it or Leave-It Racic Voted Rv Grour

First Test Won By Republicans On Tax Cut Bill   Truman, Snyder Both Opposed To Legislation

To Consider Act On Take-It Or Leave-It Basis  First Test  Won on  ee Ma: Ty Cena Tern

TAX-CUT BILL WINS 1ST TEST   House to Consider Measure on Take-It Or Leave-It Basis

GOP Tax Slash Bill Wins Test; Truman Opposed  House Votes No Arsendmenis President Cites Message ‘To Congress, on Financing

.0.P. TAX: MEASURE WINS FIRST JOUST   House Votes To Consider Republican - Backed Bill On All-Or-Nothing Basis

House Starts Debate On Tay  Cut Measure   President Truman and Democratic Congressmen Oppose Any Tax Reduction at This Time.

No-Amendment Rule Adopted in Tax Bill Debate   Truman, Treasury Secretary Express Their Opposition.

GAG ON TAX CUT VOTED BY HOUSE   Republican “Measure Wins : First Test Ballot

Tax Cutting Bill Passes First Test   House Votes To Consider It On Take-It or  Leave-It Basis

Tax Reduction Bill Wins First Test In House   Vote To Consider GOPBacked Plan on ‘Take It or Leave It Basis’

GOP TAX SLASH BILL WINS FIRST HOUSE TEST  ‘7% : 7 ; +4 -\75%, WRICG? 20D tarree Comme

Spraying Efforts At Wilmington Are Continued   U. 8. Public Health Service In Battle To Halt Spread Of Palio In Area

Case Involved Stories About Vet’s Eviction   Douglas Writes 6-3 Ma. jority Decision Over turning Texas Ruling

U.S, SUPREME COURT SAYS TEXAS NEWSHER GLEAR OF CONTEMPT CORPUS CHRISTI CASE  ' IS DECIDED. ASSINET  L oAATAITY Winer DIITT

CASE REVERSED FOR 3 NEWSMEN   Supreme Court Holds Tria In Texas Improperly Convicted   DECISION IS 6 TO 3

Texas Contempt  Case Overruled High Court Upholds Newsmen, Editorial

Newsmen Were Improperly Convicted   Decision in Texas Case Handed Down Rv Supreme Court

Rule Verdict Was Returned Erroneously  Panwisbian af Vheraa   High Cour? Reverses Conviction of Three Texas Newspaper Men

Contempt Case Is Reversed By High Court   Upholds Appeal Of Newspapermen In Texas Verdict

PRESS RULING IS REVERSED   High Court Finds News Men Improperly Convicted

DEFENSE RESTS IN TRIAL OF 28 IN A CAROLINA LYNCHING   Group of White Men Is Accused of Murder of a Negro.   DIRECT 3 ACQUITTED   Judge J. D. Browning Adjudged the Three Men Guilty of Contempt.

Court Decides for 3 Corpus Newsmer   Improper Conviction on Contempt Charge Cited

PUBLISHER, EDITOR AND REPORTER ARE BACKED BY BENCH   Tribunal Also Holds Depvtized Plant Guards May Join Unions

3 Newsmen  Win In Test   U. S. Supreme Court Holds Texans Improperly Convicted Of Contempt

Big Three Secret Pacts Made Public   Political Dynamite Yield Is Small

U.S. MAY SHIFT RUSSIAN GOODS   Tag End Of Lend-Lease Due To Go To Greeks, Turks

Russian Lend Lease Goods Go to Greece  Action is Congress’ Sign of Disapproval

SEAR een S meaemmenenmnd     Soviet -Tageed Lot Of Goods Likely To End  Up In Greece   Congressional Action In Halting Shipment Brings Biz Headache

Greece and Turkey May Receive Part of l and-_Il eace Goods Set Aside for Russia

Lend-Lease Originally ‘Billed to Russia May ‘Go to Greece, Turkey

U.S. May Halt Lend-Lease fo Soviet Union    Greece, Turkey May Get Goods to Curb Red Pressure

Soviet Won't Get Lend Lease Goods   Supplies Destined For Russia May Go to Greece or Turkey

Russian Lend Lease May Be Cut By U.S   Sending Goods to Greece  Turkey May Ease Press ure Put On By Soviets, © Officials Believe

Part of Goods For Reds May Go To Greece   Congressional Action Blocking Shipments To Soviet Union

reece And urkey May t Goods   Lend-Lease Once Intended For Russia May Go To Other Two European Nations

U. S. Welshing — On Soviet Deal Causing Worry   PART OF GOODS MAY GO TO VITAL BALKAN SPOT

Goods Pled sed Reds Disputed   State Department I: Afraid U. S. May Be Held As ‘Welshing’

Some Lend-Lease Goods May Nof Go To Russia Affer All   May Wind Up In Greece And Turkey Instead, With Rest To Be Dumped On Surplus Property Market

Lend-Lease Goods Once Destined for'Russia. Mav Go to Greece; Turkey

Greece May Gel Lend-Lease Lot Promised Russia   Congress Action Blocks Shipment; Brinas Headaches

Lend-Lease Odds And Ends May Be  Sent To Greece   Material Originally Destined for Russia May Be Sent Under U. S. Aid Plan.

U.S. May Send Russia’s Goods Into Balkans   Lend-Lease Shipments To Soviet Union Ordered Stopped

Lend-Lease . To Reds May  Go to Greece   Goods Destined For Russia to Aid’ Greece and Turkey

Greece, Turkey May Get U. S. Aid, Once Destined for Russia   Congressional Action Blocking Shipments Of Tag End-Lot of Lend Lease Goods Causes Enidemic of Headaches for U.S. Agencies

Lend-Lease Goods for Russ May Go to Greeks, Turks   Congressional Bans on Shipment Worrisome  To Marshall

Greece, Turkey May Get Goods   Originally Destined For Soviet Union

REST WOULD BE ‘DUMPE DP’ Part of Russia’s Lend-Lease  May Goto Turkey And Greece

Expiclonate Of Headaches ....  Goods Once Tagged For Russians May Find Way Into Greece And Turkey

LEND-LEASE 10 REDS DIVERTED   Greece May Get $25, 000,000, Remaining Goods To Be Sold   OTHER NATIONS AIDED

Soviets May Lose Lend-lease Goods To Greeks, Turks   State Department Fears U.S. May Lay Itself Open to a WAalehing’? Charae

Aid Program May Divert Soviet Goods  Headaches Due Ii Items Reach Greece, Turkey

Lend-Lease To Reds May  Go to Greece Goods Destined For Russia to Aid fecaacea and Taek oe

State Department Fears “Welching’ Charge  ee ene ete ee  Greece, Turkey May Get End Of Lend Lease Set For Reds

Port OF$25, 000.000 Lend- Lease Goods Destined For Soviet ‘Mav Go Te Greece, Turkey To Stall Pressure Of Communists

Material Intended For Russians . May Be Diverted   Greece and Turkey May Benefit From Switch; U. S. Hopes to Ease Soviet Pressure In Balkans as Means of Showing Disapproval

TURKEY ALSO EXPECTED 10 GET ITS SHARE   Shipments To Soviet Union Blocked By  Government

US Goods Originally Destined For Russia May Go To Greece. Turkey As Part Of Aid Program

Lend-Lease For Russia Going To Greece, Turkey   Tag End Lot To Be Diverted To Aid  Paooram.

RED GOODS MAY 60 TO GREECE   Transfer Of U.S. Cend Lease Shipments Studied

GOODS REDS ORDERED MAY G0 10 GREECE   Turkey Likely Will Share, Too, in $25,000,000 Tag End Lot of Lend-Lease Supplies Earmarked for Russia.

Foster, Chief of U. S. Communists, Sees Only Chaos for Capitalism

ENGEL IN TAX POLICY REVOLT   Battles To Give Most O: Relief To Small In~ come Group

BATTLE RAGES ON TAX PLAN   GOP Congressman Declares 20 Percent Cut ‘Across Board’ Will Fail

Says Money Needed For Flood Control Work i in Missouri   Rep. Cole Tells House Committee of Bad Conditions

SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING NOVEMBER 17   Group Wilt Go Gyer Disputed Ballots In O’Conor-Markey Elec tian Rerannt

MEYERS ASKS COURT MARTIAL ON STOCK DEALS   Made Money on Air Force Post

Meyers Refused Air Force Trial in Stock Trading   Justice Man Believes Inquiry Warranted; Arnold Inaction Cited

Stock Interests Of Gen. Meyers Under Scrutiny :  Retired Officer Disclaims Intent  ‘sans lane

General Denied Bia  for Trial   Air Force Rejects Meyers’ Request for Military Proceedinas

GENERAL RELATES STORY OF STOCKS   Meyers Says He Asked for Court Martial About Accusations.

Eye Officer Stock Deals   Witness In Hughes Case Under Senate Committee Fire

4. Armed Men Break From Salem Jail   Overpower Guards. Take Guns, $140 ‘And Steward’s Car

Former President Hoover Warns Nation That U.S. Cannot Long Support Hungry World .

HOOVER LAUDED FOR HIS VIEWS   Congressional Leaders Are Beginning To Lean on ExPresident’: Opinions

Hoover Makes Comeback As GOP Adviser   Former President To Appear Before Some Congressional Groups

 Hoover, in Letter to  Bridges, Says US Cannot  Continue Gifts Without   Impairing Productivity

TRUMAN BESTOWS AMNESTY ON 1,523 DRAFT VIOLATORS   Act, However, Criticized Today by Pacifist ¢ rroup at Capital; Study of Board is Followed.   CIVIL, POLITICAL RIGHTS RESTORED

Truman Criticized For Pre-Christmas Pardon of Criminals   Act Called Sorry Substitute for  General Amnesty

DRAFT VIOLATOR PARDONS DRAW PACIFISTS' FIRE   Fellowship G roup Favored General Amnesty Order

BUCKS PARTICIPANTS SECURE 8 POSITIONS   Take Part in Field cam fy Brn

Prisoner Flees From Courtroom    Washington Man Just Doesn’t Like Being Confined.

NIURED IN THREE-CAR COLLISION   Merwyn Young Still in Serious Condi- — tion at Hospital

IN THREE-CAR COLLISION   Merwyn Young Still in Serious Condition at Hospital

Democrats and GOP Fight to Deadlock in Tuesday Contest:   Series of: Party ‘Turnovers Stand Out in Off-Year Count at Polls   At a Glan-z

Clements Wins Kentucky F ight With Labor Aid   Judge Holds .Lead In Race ‘For Bilbo’s Seat; ManyUpsets: Mark. Ballot ‘For City Mavors

HIGH WINDS BUFFET TWO U. §. COASTS   Interior Cold; Grand Forks: N. D. Coldest, 6 Below

HIGH WINDS STRIKE BUTH US. COASTS: DAMAGE MOUNTS   ‘Worst Northeaster Since 1944’ Hits New England; California Also Feels Force of Blasts.   FISHING VESSELS SINK IN ATLANTIC

Russ Display Military Might  In Celebration   Military Power Is Paraded Through Red Square In Moscow on 30th Anniversary of Bolshevik Revolt.

Russia Parades Her Military Strength: ~ Renews ‘War’ Crie   War Charges Are Again Beamed From Moscow at  _. U.S.;-Great Britain -.

Reds Parade War Might on  Anniversary   Bulganin Echoes ‘Warmongers’ Drive: Amerieans Uninvited

Russians Parade Military Might  “Warmonger’ Cries Renewed By Speaker

Soviet Leaders Defy Capitalists on Radio Beamed at U. S., Britain

Russia Parades Military Might      Cry ‘Warmonger’ in Anniversary Talks; ' Discount Atom Boast

LEADERS BOAST OF RUSSIAN STRENGTH   Military Might Displayed On Famed Red Square   As Moscow Observes 30th Anniversary Of Bolshevik Revolution

Marshal Lashes Out At U.S. And Britain   Forces Of Capitalism Have Weakened Since War, He Asserts

Russia Parades > Military Might   Soviet Leaders Defy Capitalists as Nation Cele _ brates Anniversary of Revolution.

“Warmongers” Declared Calling for a Campaign . Against Soviet Union; Plan “Imperialist War”

Soviets Boast Of New Army Powe!   ‘Speakers Make . .Open Bid For . World Domination

Russia Parades Military Might In Celebration   “Warmonger” Cries Are Maintained On  Special Broadcasts

30th Birthday Of Communistic Regime Observed   LONDON, (4P) —hussia paraded her military might through Moscow’s Red equare in commemoration of the Bolshekiv

WARN AGAINST ‘WARMONGERS’   ‘Marshal. ‘Bulgania: “Says: Brive  Against Soviet Aims. at New   “lmperialist Ware?

SOVIET SUCCESS IS PRAISED ON ANNIVERSARY   Military Might Displayed amid New Attacks on Foreign ‘Warmongers’

Soviet Marks Anniversary In  Military Show   Russians Boast Of Nation’s Surength,- Issue Defi to Capitalism For ‘War _ oo ‘mongering?

Reds Display Armed Might   Bulganin Says "Warmongers’ Make Plans for ‘Imperialistic War’: Credit Given to ‘Genius of Stalin’

IN OBSERVANCE OF REVOLUTION   Bulganin Does Honors For Nation As Stalin Fails To Appear At Fete

Russia Parades Military Might Through Capital   Red Revolution’s 30th Anniversary Theme of Festival

MOSCOW ECHOES WITH TREAD OF MARCHING FEET   _ommunism Celebrates 30th Anniversary Of Overthrow Of Czarism; Talk Of Plans For New Imperialist War Heard.

Soviets Say Capitalists Seeking War   Bulganin Delivers Belligerent Speech Beamed To U.S.; Might Paraded

Reds Show Off Brag Of Might On Anniversary   Leaders Boast Of Russian Strength, Defy Capitalists.

RUSSIANS PROUD OF FORCES, Bic PARADE STAGED   Marshal Bulganin, Talking Especially to U. S., Says Capitalism Weakening

COMMEMORATE 30TH BIRTHDAY OF REVOLUTION   Broadcast Is Directed At United States And Britain

Campaign Against Soviet Is Charged by Minister  In Anniversary Speech

New Cries Of “Warmonger’ Are Sounded  QALE Aw nxlewaAvenwe   30th Anniversary Of Revolution Is Ohcerved Today

SOVIET LEADERS BOAST OF RED ARMY STRENGTH   Renew Cries ‘Warmongers’ Making Plans for Imperialist War

Soviet Leaders Boast Of Might, Defy Capitalists   Claim ‘Warmongers’ Calling For Campaign.’ Against Russia And Planning Imperialist War

Reds March Amid Cries War Ahead   Soviet Boss of Armed Forces Declares Their System Stronger,. Ours Weaker   Victory Is Theirs   Defeat of Nazis, Japs, Claimed’ for. Russia by Speaker :

Reset McNear Ambush Scene  Two Clues Developed by Peeria Officers

Picard Clashes With Attorneys  Portal Pay Litication   Portal Pay Litigation Again Before Judge In Michigan Dispute

Spent Time Is Considered In Portal Pay   Judge Says He’s Prejudiced In Separating Walking, Make-Ready Time

ATCHESON SEARCH _ ORDERED CONTINUED   ‘Hunt for Bodies of Air Crash Victims Will Last at Least Another 4% Yours.

Compromise on Austrian Assets May Break Big-Four Deadlock   Molotov Agrees to Consider Definition of German Property in Austria; Raises Hopes Of Untangling Barrier to Writing Treaty

Action Rdises Hope in Asset Controversy   Soviet Envoy Agrees To Definition of Nazi-Seized Property

Molotov’s Retreat May Speed Work   Agrees to Consider Bid to Define German  Assets in Austria

REDS BACK UP ON AUSTRIAN DEMANDS   Marshall Reported Displeased by Bia Four Delays

Soviets Give In To France On Austrians   Molotov Agrees To Define German Assets In Austria As Basis To Study

Molotov Agrees To Probe German Assets in Austria  Gives in After Gen. Marshall Disgusted At Lack of Progress

REDS AGREE T DEFINE ASSETS IN AUSTRIA ROW   Molotov Makes Concession As Moscow Parley Becomes Detail Snagged

FRENCH PROPOSAL TO DEFINE GERMAN ASSETS IN AUSTRIA   Molotov Agreed Tonight to Consider It As Basis for Discussion.   HOPES ARE NOW RAISED   Council of Foreign Ministers May Untangle Major Complication.

See Hope  ‘Of Accord On Austria   Agreement to Discuss Definition of German Assets in Nation Is  _First Sign of Progress

Moloiov Agrees To Study French Plan on Austria  Amendment on Defining Reich Assets in Austria . Are Reported Insufficiont

Holotov Reverses His Stand   Accepts Proposal to Define German Assets in Rustria

Molotov Agrees To French Plan   Consider German Assets in Austria

Austrian Minister Encouraged About Treaty Prospects   Secretary Marshall Annoyed Over Lack of Progress in Moscow Conference.

Ministers Not Together Yef   Russians Have Held Those In Their Zone Were Theirs Without Question

Soviet Grudgingly Accepts French Plan for Parleys  Austrian Assets Are Contention Topic In Couneil’s Meeting

Have You Made Your Red Cross Contribution?   MOLOTOV APPROVES PROPOSAL   To Define German Assets in Austria For Framina Pact

French Proposal To Define German Assets In Austria  Agreed To By Russ Delegate

Compromise Of Big Four Ts Indicated   ‘Note of Harmony Heard at   Moscow After Marshall   Expresses Ire at Snarl Over Small Items

Hint of Compromise On Austrian Treaty   Soviet Agreeable fa — Discussion _of German Assets in Austria .--.

Soviet Agrees To Assets Definition   Retreats From Stand That Those in Eastern Aus tria Were Hers   AS DISCUSSION BASIS   K.S. Wants Nothing Taken That Was Acquired by Germany With Force

Reds Agree To Talk Assets  Will Define German Property In Austria

Lilienthal Has Substantial Senate Edge   Press Poll Shows 40 For Confirmatio;

Forty Solons Favor Confirmation  Substantial Support In Senate For Liltanthal Now Indicatec

CLOSE SENATE VOTE IS SEEN ON LILIENTHAL   Survey Indicates Fate Rests on Members Now Undecided

Lilienthal Apparently Holds Margin For Senate Approval, AP Poll Shows

Survey Shows Lilienthal Has Slight Vote Margin   Check Of Qualified Senators Shows 40 Favor, 28 Against, 23 Undecided

SS APPROVAL   Fate of Nomination Said Te Rest With Group Now Undecided

Lilienthal Has 40 To 28 Edge, AP Poll Shows  Fate Lies With 23 Undecided Senators

Poll of Senate Gives Margin To Lilienthal   10 Favor Confirmation. 28 Oppose and 23  Ave an Bee

Ship Blast Is Still Mystery   Coast Guard Inquiring Inte Explosion On “Island Queen.”

PLANE WITH 43 ABOARD  LOST AT SEA   35 Persons Still Missing After 24-Hour Search

Violence at Allis Plant Threatened   Striking CIO Union Say: Next “Rally’’ Will Have No Advance Notice

Means Over Billion New Money In Circulation Officials Urge Holding.

Rush by Vets To Cash Bond: Likely Today  C8 ce eee peed ewer xe   Government Urges Holding, However, Unless Cash Needed

Banks Empowered To Cash Obligations At Face Value When Presented By Owner

Veterans Set To Cash Terminal Leave Bonds, Economists Watching   Officials Hope Many Of The 9 Million Vets Will Hang On To Their Bonds As Good Investment. Fear Inflation

START CASHING (i. . BONDS TODAY   STREAM OF NEW MONEY TO FLOW INTO TRADE CHANNELS OF THE NATION.

Banks to Cash Bonds for Vets   KEx-GIe May Get Payment Of Huge Iesue Today

BOND CASHING STARTS TODAY   Banks Set to Redeem Bond: Given to Veterans For Terminal Leave Pay

Withdrawal Is Hasty, but Orderly   Communist Forces Threaten to Overrun Region

Black Market In Bonds Reported   Florida Says Speculators ‘Are Buying Terminal Leave Pay Bonds,

BRITAIN PRESSING U. S. FOR DECISION ON GREECE  Publ Action Sought Before  Ss ec Ms gees Ml  epee a

ATTAIN PEACE IN LONG LINES   Key Phase of Phone Strike Settled at $4.40 Weekly . Pay Increase

Wage Agreement Reached In Phone Strike Early Today   Long Lines Phase Of 32-DayOld Telephone Strike Is About Ended   AWAIT EXECUTIVE BOARD RATIFICATION

35th Division Days Proclaimed i in  yee dase oan, “Honor-of Misgourians:

SLEEPING CAR POOL GETS ICC APPROVAI   Operation Of The Cars Will Be Handled By 59 Cooperating Railread Lines

Gen. Marshal  En Route To  Washington To Take Over  Gang. FA "Weg 

House Probes Surplus Sale   Charge Detroit Fitm Made For. tune Buving Aiteraft Nut, At One-Ninetieth Price

Protest Dismantling Of German Factories   Trade Unions Threaten Non-cooperdtion if Any More Plante Removed

Union Balk In Germany   Threaten to Resist Further Dismantling .Of War Factories:

Germany's Union Chiefs ‘Oppose Plan   Trade Union Leaders Threaten Non-Cooperation In Dismantling of German Factories for Reparation

LUCFC  Dedicates SLOO.000  Station  oda\ !   Huns Threaten To Resist Future Plant Removals

Fair Employment Dilemma Must Be Solved, Ives Says   Problem Must Be Settled  Promptiy, New York Senator Warns   SOUTHERNERS UNITE AGAINST PROPOSAL   Eliender Sees Newest Bill as Dressed-up Version of New York’s FEPC

EE HR RE Kage allt LPO  Moorhead Sees Rebellion Rising Aaainst Gov. Blue

7 Jews Die As Riots Resumed   Death Toll For Week Of Battling Climbs To 145 Saturday

TAX SLASHING PLEDGE TO BE KEPT BY GOF   PORTAL-TO - PORTAI PAY SUITS MAY SPOIL PLANS

POLK WELFARE DIRECTOR QUITS   Served Des Moines Office More Than !2 Years

1. G. Farben Officials Knew Of Killings   Former British Soldier Testifies

Russ Approve US. Control o} Pacific Isles   Marshall Reveals Note Praising ‘Sacrifices’ Made in Japan War

Marshall Mum On Hint Soviets Seek Precedent   Study of Korea Impasse Begun; Dulles to Go Try Masrow

Government Aid Asked To Stem Education Crisis   Porent-Teacher National Group Wants Teaching ‘More Attractive’

AOK FEDERAL TEACHER AND SCHOOLS AID   National P-T Congress Says Gov't Should Help to Raise Salaries.

Support for U. S.  Plan Seen   English Officials Hint Backing for Stop-Reds Program

Britain to Back U.S. in Any Action to Beat UN ‘Greek Veto by Russians

SHE ADMITS HER TALE WAS FALSE   Stripped Herself, Claimed She Was Tortured

1946 Traffic Death Toil, 33,000; Gain of 19 Pct.; Decreases Only in Arizona and Maryland

100,000 Persons Lost Lives In Accidents In United States In 1946

U.S. Auto Deaths Up   Over-All Accident Repor' Shows One in Each 13 Injured Last Year.

DEATH TOLL Risto IN UNITED STATES   ‘Accidental Fatalities Ar: Shown in Survey by   Safety Council.

RFC Gets Two Year Extension   House Votes Te Prolong Bureau With Reserva1 tions

HOUSE VOTES RFC NEW LIFE   Measure to Extend Lending Agency 2 Years Approved With Restrictions

New Chain Letter Craze Alerts the Postal Officials   Quick Action Indicatec On Persons Furthering the Preser.t Scheme

Murray Hails ‘Big Steel’ Pact   Calls Agreement Answer to ’LaborBaiters’; Sees Othe: Firms Signing

The Average Briton Is Taking The Crisis On His Back Or Sipping Tea

CRISIS CAN WAIT . Little Man In Britain, As Well  As Parliament, Take Advantage Of  Beautiful Weather For Holidavs

Aid Bill Subject  T O Blast   Summary Of What Is Taking Place In Congress

Opponents Of Greek-Turk Aid Start Debate   House Members In Strong Effort To Shunt Whole Issue To UN Authority

House Debate Brings Attack On Truman Policy   Greek-Turkish Bill Now Imperiled By Hot Congress Fight

House Opposition Imperils Aid Bill  Coalition Would Send   Coalition Would Send Greece-Turkey Help Problem to U.N.

Foes of Aid to Greece Seek To Divert Problem to U. N.   Several Solons Would Cut Out Helo tor Turkey

AVE Sth A peek Ree eee ae ccc eee enamel  Foes In House Seek To Send Issue To UN;  Vote In Doubt   Proposition Appeals To “Common Sense,’ Virginia Solon Says

'reek-Turkish ill lmperiled   Administration Foreign Policy Sharply Rebuked

House Split Over Aid Bill Widens   Party Lines Shattered as Showdown on GreekTurk Plan Nears

Foreign Aid Bill Again Endangered   Outcome Of Drive Ta Route Matter To UN Es In Doubt

BALKAN RELIEF MATTER MAY BE SHUNTED TO UN   Truman Policy Js Rapped By Congressional Opponents Of Greek- Turkish Aid Proposal; The Arguments. .

Attack Imperils Greek-Turkish Aid Measure —   Opposition Forces In House Throwing Full Weight Behind Move To Give Issue To U.N.

Sharp Affack in House Imperils Program fo Aid Greece, Turkey   Opposition Forces Throw Full Weight Behind Move to Shift Entire Issue to United Nations With Outcome in Doubt; Showdown ‘Tomorrow’

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation's Capita! Summarized by AF   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Would Shift Issue To UN   House Republican Split Imperils $400,000,000

Relief Bill Endangered By Sharp Attack   Opposition Would Shunt Issue To United Nations

41ouse Embroilec In Bitter Fight On Aid Measure   Fate Of Greek-Turkish 4 Bill In Doubt; House 3 GOP In Sharp Split;  Mindi lirees Passage

House Foes Open Attack On Policies   Attempting to Shunt Entire Assistance Move  To United Nations

Sharp Debate On Aid Bill   Pros and Cons Lock Horns in Fight Over Turko-Greek Pronosal

GREEK-TURKO AID BILL IMPERILED BY HOUSE SPLIT   OPPOSITION SEEKS TO SHUNT ISSUE TO UNITED NATIONS

FOES OF GREEK, TURKEY AIDBILL SEEK UN ACTION   Sharp Attack Imperils $400,000,000 Measure in Lower Chamber

House Attacks US Aid Project   Look for Test Labor Bill Vote in Senate, May By-Pass Truman

G. 0. P. Ranks Split on Issue   Coalition Seeking  Action Under U. N.

Greek Aid Bill Under Attaek By House Foes   Measure Imperiled by Move To Give Entire Issue to United Nations; Outcome in Doubt.

Greek-Turkish Aid Imperiled   Opposition In House Set For Big Battle

Sharp Attaek in House Imperils  Greek-TurkAid   Opponents Seek to Shunt Issue to United Nations

Greek Aid Bill Faces Bitter Attack Today   Opponents Want Issue Handled by United Nations

Greek Aid Under Sharp House . Attack   Opposition Moves to Shunt Program to United Nations

Effort Made To Send Aid Plan To The U.N.   Republican Ranks In House Split Over Foreign Loans

House Divided On Handling Of Aid To Greece  Opponents Of. Direct Aid Favor Turning Problem To U. N.

House Attacks  Imperil Plan — For Greek Aid   Opposition Seeks To Throw Issue mM. Tintted Nantinne

Aid Program lmperiled in Sharp Attack   House Bloe Throwing Full  Weight Behind Move to Pot Balkan Aid Issue  Before U.N. Courcil

Senator Calls For Big Army, Navy, Air Force   Also Urges Industry Preparation as U.S. Peace Insurance

Joint Air Force Training  British Admit Working With US. On Arms

US, Britain Tighten Alliance   Agree on Joint Officer Training and Standardization of Arms

U.S.-Britain In Secret Arms Pact”   Paris Newspaper Says Goal Is World-Wide Joint Defense; Arms Standardizing Admitted

United States And Britain Plan Joint Officer Training, Standardization Of All-Weapons

French ‘Sure’ Of Anglo-U.S Arms Merger   Paris Paper Says Seeret Agreement’ Set for. March: 35..

Congress Urged To Delay Action On Portal: Issue Themes, Co-Author ef Bill, - Misuadersiced  i a me   British Report Work with U.S. Toward: Standardization’ of Arms

Standardization OfU.S., British Arms Disclosed   Joint Officer Training Confirmed; Air Arms To Work Together

Paris Newspaper Forecasts Unification  Of U. S., British Armies Under Secrecy

BRITISH, U.S. TO UNIFY WEAPONS   Standardization Of Arms, Training Plan Set

British Admit Arms Program  With America   Joint Officer Training Alse Included In Prospectus, Government Official Acknowledges

Because of the Acute Newsprint — (Paper) Shortage:   Pottstown Tries Heavy Price Slash   20-50 Per Cent Cut Experiment Staged Today

tof in + for Kansas Slow Warmine Us  in Prasnect---Snow Over Entire Conta       Weatkar B

Innuendoes Denied By General Groves   Never Tried To Discredit Atomic Commission, He Save

OF ATOM BOMB DENIES SLURS   Gen. Groves Hits Rumor  He Discredited Atomic  Clantenl (C asammietinn

Groves Declares Reports Untrue  Denies Attempt To Discredit Commission

Ten Rescued From Bow Of Halved Ship   20 More Limping To Port On Stern

TEN MEN SAVED IN SHIP DISASTER   Fort Dearborn En Route To Honolulu Port After  Rattorinn in Parifir

Rescue 10 From Storm-Broken Ship Th Middle of Pacific   Navy Planes Search for Crew Members Who Léf! Wreck in a Liferaft

Pennsylvania Freight Strikes Signal Tower   20 Taken Off Sinking Bow Section Of Broken Tanker In Mid-Pacific

eee  Ten Saved On Sinking Ship’s Bow; Severed Stern Sails With 20

In Middle of Stormy Pacific Ten Rescued From Ship Broken in Two  Those in Stern Start t Toward Land

TEN ON WRECKED TANKER RESCUED   TAKEN FROM BOW SECTION OF BROKEN SHIP — 20 STILL ON STERN PART.

Byrnes and Vandenberg Renew Pleas   Both Address Delegate: At Cleveland Council On World Affairs.

Action Delayed On Deportation 0!  Greek Communist   Correspondent to U. N. Held at Ellis Island Anneals to Secretary Lie

DEPORTATION MOVE HALTED   Officials Weigh Possibility U. N. Pact Would Be Violated

UN OBJECTS TO OUSTING WRITER   SECRETARY GENERAL CALLS ATTENTION TO CLAUSE IN CHARTER

U.N. Secrefary Questions Plan To Oust Red Correspondent For Greek Paper

Action. May: vi Mes Agreenien ‘With U. No irter ‘Held : Atv Ellis: A aecd.

‘U. S. Postpones Deportation of Greek  ‘Communist on UN Intervention

Action Against Greek Writer Is Postponed   National Assembly Will Not Sign Defense Agreement

U.S. Halts Move To Deport Writer   UN Secretary Warns That Exile Action  Violates Agreement

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Lahor Bill Veto   House Over-Rode Veto   Search for Officer

GENERAL CARLSON  FAMED CuIET At  PAWILD UtILi Ul  WAR RAIDERS, DIE!   Marine Hero Succumbs Tc Heart Ailment; Was Wounded At Saipan

CARLSON OF MARINES DIES   Famed Leader of “Raiders” in Pacific Stricken at 51.

Noted Marine General Dies   Heart ‘Attack Fatal To Gen. Evans Carlson, Famed ‘Raiders’ Leader

CARLSON, FAMOUS WAR RAIDER, DIES   Veteran Of Pacific Jungle Fighting Heart Victim

Racine Boy Picked For West Point: To Report on July    Carlson, Chief of ‘Raiders, Dead From Heart Ailment

CARLSON'S RAIDER — GENERAL IS DEAD   Famed Marine Fighter Falls ” To Heart Ailment

Carlson, Marine  Corps Hero, Dies   Founder of Famed Raiders Victim of Heart Attack

Carlson, Marine  Hero, Dead   Heart Attack Takes Famed Leatherneck, Leader of Raiders

FAMED MARINE LEADER DIES   General Carlson, 51, Heart Attack Victim

CARLSON'S RAIDERS CHIEF DIES   Heart Attack Is Fatal to Gen. Evans Carlson

Carlson, Famed  General, Dies   Leader Of Marines, Ex: pires In Portland, Ore.. Hospital.

General Carlson, Raider ‘Of Japanese, Is Dead   Marine Leader of Pacific Island  Forays Succumbs to Heart Ailment— Worn af Twa Warld Ware

General Carlson Dies From Heart Attack in Portland Hospital;  Stricken in His Home

Famed Leader Of Carlson's Raiders Had Retired Because Of Saipan Wounds

Pa. Capital Ready For The V.F,W.   3,000 State Delegates Are To Be Present

U. 5. BILLIONS BADLY NEEDED TO AID EUROPE   Plan Being Drafted tc Assist Rehabilita-. tion Over 3 to 4. Year Period.

New Plan Would Revive  Democratic Countries In Europe, Check Reds   RY DONALD J GONZALES

24 BILLIONS SEEN NEEDED TO ASSIST EUROPE   State Department. Reveals First Details of Boid Program

Economic Help For Countries Will Be Given   Policy-Makers Say Present Program Will Fall Short

Four-Year Program Suovested   Great Sum Would Be Used To Check Communist Drive

Major Financing Left Up To U.S.   Previous Estimates Of Amount Needed For Reconstruction Are Found To Be Too Low

U.S. Plans Spending of 24 Billion to Revive Economy In Europe, Halt Communism

See Vast U.S. Outlay In Europe   New Pian to Call For Spending $24 Billions to Revive Democratic Nations

Plans To Revive World Economy Go Through 1951   $24 Billion Spending Program Envisaged by Government Officials

U.S. Drafting Foreign Dole Of 24 Billion   Europeans’ Needs Far Greater Than Previous Estimates

CIOISNOT GIVING UP PORTAL SUITS   Will Revise . Strategy in View Of. Picard Decision

RAILROAD RETF DIGKERS BES'N   Operating Brothernood: Propose Changes lor 300,000 Workers

RAILROADERS T0 ARGUE DEMANDS   OPEN NEGOTIATIONS ON 44 RULE CHANGES ASKED BY 5 UNIONS

Brotherhoods Launch Talks On 44 Rules   Carrier Spokesman Says Changes Would Cost Billion Dollars

Incident Is Provoked By Striking Of Grave-Diggers *  PICKETS ¢ OBJECT Mother’s Grave. Dug  . By. Pastor And His - Brother

Opponents of Tax Cut May ‘Postpone Vote   Not Strong Enough To Block ‘Tax Slash.

SAFETY. LAWS DRIVE STARTS   CON GRESS--EXPECTED-TO TIGHTEN REGULATIONS. . “ GOVERNING MINING. . : OPERATIONS «. _

REDS OUSTED  BY PREMIER   FIVE DHOPPED FROM THE FRENCH CABINET. AS RESULT—OF— POLICY: CRISIS.

FRENCH PREMIER KICKS OUT REDS   Communists Purged From Cabinet After Assembly Backs Ramadier

ClO CHIEF SUGGESTS MERGER TALKS WITH AFL NEXT THURSDAY   MURRAY MESSAGES GREED MAY 1 IN WASHINGTON ACCEPTABLE FOR PARLEY

Ellis President ()f State Jaycees   Walker Elected Central Vice President, Poe and Redman Named

Navy Panther Jet Announced   Uses British Engine, Mars Speed, Can Moke Slow Landings for Carriers

Rails Submit New Petition for Rise ln Freight Rate:   Need 27 Percent More in Order to Prevent Ruin, Request to ICC Says   SEEK TEMPORARY 10 PERCENT ORDER   Increase Would Be Felt in Cost of Food, Steel Preducts and Coal

Rails Ask Freight Rate Hike To Stave Off ‘Ruin   27 Per Cent Increase Seen Prelude to Highe: Prices in Food, Other Commodity Lines

RAILROADS ASK RATE INCREASES   Say Boosts Needed To Offset Rising Costs

Communists Ask Yugoslavia for ‘Protection’  Action Is Viewed as Part of ‘War of Nerves’

WAR OF NERVES RAGES ALONG SLAV BORDER   Russ ‘Iron Curtain’ Throws Pressure  On Allies

Reds in Trieste Ask Yugoslavia To Intervene   Claim That ltalians Carry Out Pogrom Against Slovenes

IOWA STILL HAS HIGH READINGS   Des Moines Mark For Date Re-Set At 100 Degrees

East-West Disputes Delaying German, Austrian Peace Pacts   Task of Drafting Terms Will Fall Largely on Big Four Foreign Ministers When They Meet In Moscow: Mutual Distrust Biq Handicap

Deadlock Seen At Deputy Meet   Peace Treaties For Germany and Austria Left Unwritten

Esot- Wes Misaadarstandog Jeagve BS ¢ Foreign Minister Meeting In Di igreement.

BIG 4 ENVOYS ~ CAN'T AGREE   Deputy Foreign Ministers Leave Chiefs Most  * "OF Work

Misunderstandings Between East, West Stall Treaty Plans   Deputy Foreign Ministers Unable to Agree in: London Parleys

BIG 4 DEPUTIES HAVE TROUBLES AGREEING ON PEACE TREATY   Misunderstandings Slow Work Making Ready For Parley In Moscow Later

DEPUTY FOREIGN SMINISTERS OF “BIG 4 DISAGREE  FOG OF DISTRUST AT LONDON PRELIMINARY

Disagreements Will Put Treaties  Io Moscow Meeting  Deputy Ministers Are Not Able to Clear Way for Major Pacts

Misunderstanding  Tangles Big Four  Deputies’ Session German, Austrian  ‘Treaties Are Left’. Laraely Unwritten

East-West Bogey Stalls Big Four Deputy Ministers  Leaves German and   Leaves German and Austrian Treaties Largely Unwritten

Deputies Fail fo Agree on Treaties  Littie Progress Made on Austria, Germany

Deputies In Disagreement   Foreign Minister Deputies Of Big Four Tangled In East-West Misunderstanding

NEW SECRETARY HOLDS SESSION WITH TRUMAN      Feud Over Argentina Policy Discussed At Conference

RUSSIA SEEKS MILITARY BASE (ON SPITZBERGEN   Negotiations Carried On Sines 1944 Is Norwegian Report _

‘LOOR ' BATTLE LOOMS «.  Atomic Committee. Okehs © Dihienthal by 8-L:Vote ”:

Hunted Man's Body Found in Orange Grove   Son of South Gate ‘Woman Tells About Repeated Ouarrels.

Tomorrows Headlines “Jaday LAD COMES HOME FROM SCOUT MEETING TO FIND HIS MOTHER CHOKED: ROOMER KILLS SELF

President Visits Mother Last Time Before Funeral Today  Only Few Admitted To Sitting-Room Where Her Bodv Lies In Grandview

NATION SHARES TRUMAN GRIEF; FUNERAL TODAY   Quiet Services Plannec For President's Family Only

Truman Pays Pre-Rite Visit ToHisMother   Daughter Accompanies . Him to Grandview; Funeral Tadav

President’s  Mother To Be Buried Today  Executive Puts Aside   Executive Puts Aside State Affairs to Mourn in Seclusion

President Truman Pays Last Long Visi: to Mother Before Her Funeral Today

PRESIDENT 3 MOTHER TO BE BURIED TODAY   Simple Family Service Planned for 94-Year Old Martha Truman

TRUMAN PAYS LAST RESPECTS TO MOTHER BEFORE FUNERAL   Family Funeral Service To Be Held This Afternoon At Grandview For 94-Year-Old Woman Who Died Saturday Before Noor

Mrs. Truman's Funeral Today   Nation Shares President's Grief At Death Of Mother

Services To Be Attended By Only Few   Limited To Truman Family; Grandview ‘Day Of Mourning’

Mother Of President”  Private Rites Plannas         Mrs. Martha Elion Truman Biod Shortly Seferc ihe Ssturday Walle Ghief Executive Was FE Fivine Te Her Side

Fire Breaks Out; Looting Is Reported   ‘Some Victims Said Buried 10 Feet By Explesion’s Force

30 Killed, 100 Hurt In Blast  In California   Windows Broken In Home 10 Blocks Away As Blast Wrecks Plant ond Three Residences—Victims Buried In Ground

30 KILLED BY FACTORY BLAST IN LOS ANGELES   Mile-Square Downtown Area Is Shattered By Mystery Explosion

Large Area s Devastated By Big Explosion   Hundreds Are Feared Injured; Downtown Section Jolted

Taft Opens Debate.   Favors "Selective  Power’ ’ For Shortages   Bill To Gain Look At List Of Grain Speculators Sought

‘Democrats Will Try to [Amend Bill   Barkley Says Attempts To Be Made to Get Some of Truman Plan Into 6.0.P. Anti-Inflation Measure

Senate Democrats Won tTry To Whip GOP Price Curbs   Barkley Says Amendments To Be Sought in Taft Bill

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  The Lid’s On In Hot Springs '—But It May Blow Off Again

Colorado River on Bia Rise   Warning Issued To Remove Livestock Alona Watershed

Near-Flood Warnings Are GivenRanchers   Bridge at Columbus Will Be Closed by .; High Waters Today.

Blinding Rains Are Drenching Parts Of Stale .   Colorado River Is Rising; Brazos Is Out OF lts Bonks:

Near Flood Conditions Predicted For Colorado River Area Late Today

Colorado River Waters Rise to Near-Flood Level   Brazos and Trinity to Rise Sharply.

Trial Slated On March 19   Crowd Jams Federal Court as Brief Arraianment Held, Bail Fixed

Garssons, May Plead Not Guilty   Ex-Solen, Contractors Released on Bail OF $2.000

rlizabeth’s Weddins Gown Will Go On Public Display  Thousands of Pearls Used; Cost Is Placed Under $800

WILL EXHIBIT WEDDING GOWN   Elizabeth's Bridal Dress Eventually To Go Into Museum  LADEN WITH PEARLS

Weddine Dress A Dilly   Millions Stand in Rain To Cheer Royal Couple

Top Court Opens New Term; Douglas Absent  Jackson Makes Blast At Decision Announced in June

Yugoslavia  Breaks Otf     With (hile   Announces South Amer ican Nation No Longer Regulates Its Relations With Other States Independently

Yugoslays Plan To Break Chile  Diplomatic Ties  - Nation Ie Angered   Nation Is Angered Over Deportation Of Two Envoys

YUGOSLAVS CUT ~ TIE WITH CHILE   Break in Relations Is Told By Marshal Tito

Belgrade Charges Deportation of Diplomats, Who Ilad Been Accused of Fomenting Strilies, Was Unwarranted—Soviet Press and Radio in Moscow Quote Dispatch Asserting United States Was Behind Ouster Move.

SLAVS, CHILEANS IN OPEN BREAK   Schism Follows Expulsion of Belgrade Diplomats

Tito Severs Chile Relations  Moscow Blames U. S. For Developments

YUGOSLAVS HIT BACK AT CHILE   Belgrade Breaks Off Relations After Expulsion of Her Diplomats There

PROBE SHOOTING AT SCHOOLHOUSE   Bullets Barely Miss Youth in Building

WORK STARTS ON EUROPEAN REVIVAL PLAN   SECRET DISCUSSION HELD IN PARIS BY THREE NATIONS

CONFERENCE ON AID OPENS   Ministers of Russia, France And Britain Study U. S. Assistance Offer

Strict Secrecy Rules at Paris Meeting  Reconstructed and Unified Europe   Reconstructed and Unified Europe Goal of Conferees

Big 3 Begins Marshall Plan Consideration   “Last Chance” Meeting To Save Europe Is Started

STRICT SILENCE SHROUDS PARIS RELIEF PARLEY   Success Or Failure Of 3. Power Meet Will Be Decided Soon

United Europe Talks Open In Secrecy  Paris Conference To Resume Today

Strict Secrecy Rules at Paris Meeting   Reconstructed and Unified Europe Goal of Conterees

HOUR PARLEY HELD IN PARI   Strict Secrecy Rules Foreign Ministers’ Meeting Regarding Europe

Three-Power Meet Opens; No Comment   Revin ‘Talks About Wenuthers Ministers Talks Peld Se.

Molotov Holds Key to Unified  Recovery Plan   3-Power Ministers Open Meeting to Consider Aiperiean Aid

Session To Be Continued In Paris Toda  European Aid Talks Marked By Silence

Secrecy Invoked In Paris Session On European Aid   Russian Attitude Pose: Biggest Question at 3-Power Conference

COURT RULING ON BUTLER LAW TO ADD MUCH TO TAX BILL   Taxpayers’ Group Says Increase Will Be Millions Of Tax Dollars

LEaAOOr Frootetn: Newsmen Request Publication Of Union Facts Under New Law

Lahor Department Tries to Decide Whether Union Information Secret

NO DECISION IS MADE TO BARE UNION RECORDS   Labor Dept. Chief Asks Legol Division To Rule on Disclosing Facts

Two Killed in California  Brush Fire   Cruiser Missing In Lake Crossing   *:AMinanst BAMA C ES   Unset of Steel Prices Expected   Expect Plain Speaking at UN   (fF Ar IN; Winer   Labor Department May Make Public Union Data

Trying To Decide If Data Filed By ‘Labor Unions Will Be Made Public

Undecided on Union Data   Labor Department Doesn’t Know If It Will Be Made Public

Labor Department Studies Whether to Release Data on Unions to the Public

RULING SOUGHT ON UNION DATA   Newsmen Seek Public Re lease Of Information

Conimission.Says State University. Is Unnecessary: .   Tuistead Expanded -Mean: of Training, More Scholarships Are’  ’ Likelihood. 

[System of N. Y. Junior Colleges \Being Considered by Commission

NEW CURBS ARE PROPOSED  Taft To Oppose.Any Attempt To Resume Controls On Meat

Specter of Price Control Shows in.  Congress Hearing Meat Shortage May Lea:   Meat Shortage May Lead Economic Parade in - Wage-Price Spiral

TAFT SCORNS PRICE CURBS   States ‘Not a Chance’ Wher Proposal Is Suggested To Combat Meat Shortage

NO FURTHER NEED ON PRIGE CONTROLS SEEN   Senator Taft Gives His Views to Those “Looking Backward”

Taft Says No To Possible Price Control   Farm Leader Predicts Need

Taft Says “There Is Not a Chance” Congress Will Restore Price Control:

Prowler Strangles — Child In Crib In Chicago Home   Report Attempt Also Made To Attack Child’s 22- Year-Old . Mother

Cavendish To Be State Road Chief  Takes Post Vacated By Worthington

Talmadge Bill PushedtoHalt Nesro Ballots   [ucumbent Ahandons Fight With Arnall to Back ~  ti. Pee ee Cee ae ee

Talmadge Says White Supremacy Bill Is Ready   Arnall Shunted Out Of Makeshift Office In Capitol Rotunda

Four Youths Hurt After Wild Chase Ends With Stolen Auto Cracking up

Times Herald Wins Award in  News Contest   Only Iowa Paper Cited for ‘Excellence in Community News’

ONCE WEALTHY JAP WANT S TO BE AMERICAN   —Is-Member-of-OneOf Ten Richest — Jap Families

Scour Three States For lonia Escapees   Overpowered Guards _Who Were Returning Them To. Prison .

BRISTOL MAN FILES SUIT FOR $780 LIFE INSURANCE   Eugene Action As Administrator of Prinzivalli Estate  Aen tae ee   Bristol Township W. Sues Her Hushand For A Divorce

BRISTOL MAN SUES FOR $780 LIFE INSURANCE   Perkasie Motorist Named  Defendant in Suit

India to Act In Disorders   Governments ef India And Pakistan to Punish Terriorists in Punjab

India Will Crack Down On Rioters   Both Dominions Move to Terminate Wave of Disorders.  , Se ieee Meee

Indian Premiers Threaten Rioters  . 2 States Will Throw -_ Offenders in Camps

Armed Group: In India Still Battle   Concentration Camps Posed as Threat If Trouble Continues

Clamp Dowr On Rioters   India and Pakistan Take Joint Action to Halt Bloody Clashes

Armed Groups’ Members Will Be Captured   Announcement Made By Indian Officials

Armed Terrorists To Be Imprisoned  India’s Two Leaders Join in Statement

Armed Group: In India sill Battle  Concentration Camps   Concentration Camps Posed as Threat If Trouble Continues

Both Dominions Seeks fo Quiet Indian Terrorists  taint Annamunfamant   Joint Announcement By Prime Ministers Of India, Pakistan

MEMBERS OF ARMED GROUPS TERRORIZE NEW DELHI, INDIA   Will Be Captured and Placed In Concentration Camps.   DEATH TOLL IS HEAVY   Prime Ministers Said Members of Group Would Be Shot Down.

Phone Service Nearer Normal In Most Areas   Southwestern Bell And Employes Still Debating Settlement

Paroled Convict Captured After Bank Robbery   Bandit Walks into Arms Of Officers; Pockets Crammed With Loot

EX-CONVICT CAPTURED AT FORT WORTH WITH WEATHERFORD BANK LOOT: CONFESSION SAID MADE

Convict Under Parole Taken In Fort Worth  Had $2950 Taken In Wednesday’s   Had $2950 Taken In Wednesday's Lone-Wolf Holdur

Convict Under Parole Taken In Fort Worth  Had $2950 Taken a Ole eS a

CALIFORNIA'S GOVERNOR IN G. 0, P. RACE   Warren Heaves Hat ‘Into Presidential Ring for 1948

GOP NOMINATION THROWN INTO WIDE OPEN RACE   Entry Of Warren Bolsters Belief No Candidate Can Win On First Ballot

CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR'S ENTRY COMPLICATES THE ‘_ PROBLEMS OF OTHER  “CANDIDATES:

Man Whe Fired Two iShots At Sen. Bricker ‘Indicted By Grand Jury

All-Out Economic Battle Indicated   Russia Ready To “Throw Book’ at U. S. Proposal

ALL SOVIET AXIS OUT AS CZECHS FOLLOW STALIN   Finland Also Refuses Bid to Conference on Marshall Aid Plan

Europe Virtually Divided   14 Nations Accept Invitation; Finland Last to Refuse

Russ Gird to Bring Defeat te U.S. Aid Plan   Finland Sends Regrets Test Seen of Soviet, U.S. Streneth

Russ Set to Throw Every Weapon Into Marshall Plan Fight      U. S. Expects Rampant, Violent Propaganda Blasts at Plan

RUSSIA SET FOR ALL-OUT FIGHT   Marshall Plan Expected to Get Works ©

Russia Ready fo Fight Aid Plan?  Division of Europe Virtually Complete .

Russia To Fight European Union   Division Will Test Strength Of Two Leading Ideologies

Russia Fights Marshall Plan   Pits Weapons Against United States’ Power

Reds Appear Set Against Marshall Plar  List Weapons. To Be Used In Diesmnean Rroht

Bares Her Hand In Cracking Whip On Border States   Eastern European Nations Afraid To Join Parley

US, Soviet Test of Strength Due   Russians Forced to Exetcise Influence Prematurelv over Border States

Russia Ready To Fight U.S. Aid In All Quarters  Expect Bitter Drive In Propaganda and Political Fields

-INTO BITTER FIGHT   Russia Throws All Her Weapons Against Marshall Vian 

BLAST FATAL TO EIGHT MINERS   Workers Repairing Indiana Coal Pit Killed When Explosion Occurs

BLAST KILLED — ~ EIGHT MINERS    POISON GAS THAT FOLLOWED EXPLOSION FATAL TO SEVEN OF THE DEAD

HOOSIER BLAST KILLS 8 IN MINE   Dust Blamed In Explosion Near Terre Haute; Three Escape

LEWIS SCENTS WIN FOR MINE SAFETY LAWS   Take Steps To Prevent £ Repetition Of Tragedy At Centralia

Lewis Sees Hope Of Winning Bitter Mine Safety Drive   INDUSTRY PREPARES FOR REDUCED OUTPUT   Production Cut 26 Percent By Krug Closure of 518 Hazardous Pits

HOPE FOR VICTORY 1S SEEN BY LEWIS (N SAFETY BATTLE   House Members Pledge  Action to Prevent New  - Mine Disasters; Charges Are Made Today   HEARING IS HELD AT TRAGEDY SCENE

Lewis Has Hope Of Victory In His Long Campaign For Federal Safety Laws

Impact Of Closed Pits To Be Felt By Industry Soon   Some Mines Feared Never To Re-Open

ADMITS HUMAN TORCH DEATH OF HUSBAND         ‘andIe. Tenites Clothe;

Churchill. Advises Against Labor Party’s Tactics  Free Enterprise Held As Only Solution To Britain’s Crisis

Churchill Hits At Attlee’s Program   Says Only “Free Enterprise” Can Solve Problem

Labor Regime Fails, Churchil Warns Britain   Says Economic Crisis Can Be Solved Only By ‘Free Enterprise’

Warning On Crisis Given By Churchill   ‘Free Enterprise’ Held Answer to Economic Problems of British

J. A. Krug, Lewis said: “The notice of Nov. 15, 1946, terminating the Krug-Lewis agreement as of Nov. 20, 1946, is hereby unconditionally withdrawn."

President Promises To Sign Voluntary Anti-Inflation Law   Republicans Cry Politics As Truman Raps Measure

Republicans Charge Truman With Playing Politics On Inflation Measure   President Terms Bill ‘I nadequate’   Rising Prices Will Be Major Campaign Issue In 1948, Is Claim

President Calls Anti-Inflation Bil Feeble But Signs   Truman Predicts Depression Soon

Inflation Becomes No. 1 Issue  Republicans See   Republicans See Politics in Truman’s Renewed Appeal For Control Powers

COPs And Demos Blame Each Other F or Inflation   Truman Signs Bili Republicans Passed But Protests That It is Not Adequate

30P Anti-Inflation Curbs Better Than Nothing [Truman Says as He Prepares to Sign Measure

Pres. Truman Signature Due  On GOP Bill   Executive Scorn of Measure Returned by Republican Leaders

‘GOPs Cry “Politics” When Truman Declares Inflation Bill “Pitifully Inadequate”

1948 Campaign Seen Centering On High Prices  Truman's Attack on   Truman's Attack on GOP Bill Adds Fue! To Political Fire

OF -Meas- ..  President: Will. ‘Okay G. .  . “ure pool ean HAS ‘MISGIVINGS  Republicans Say. Crit. icism Due Toa...

Callstt ‘Piti fully Inadequate’   Dems and GOP De Develop No. 1 Issue of Election,  Hiah Cost of Living

President Signs Republican Bill   Truman Accepts GOP Anti-Inflation Measure: But Declares That It Is “Pitifully Inade ntiate I

the tiurry of charges and counter-charges made it increasingly clear that responsibility for high prices would be the No.  issue in next year's  a a \ eae Pa TAR asene

Truman Flayed for Statement of GOP Anti-Inflation Bill   Formal! Signing Of Measure Due Sometime Today

Republicans Hit Truman’s  Stand on Bill Price Act Will - Be Signed Today

GOP Charges ‘Politics’ on  Inflation Bill   Retaliates for Blast By Truman, Who Is Readry To Sign Toda:

President's Blast At Inflation Bill Rouses GOP Ire   Partisan Lines Drawn as Democratic Leaders Rally Behind Truman

TRUMAN WILL SIEN GUP INFLATION ACT BUT WITH PROTEST   Measure Is Better Than Nothing ; President Says in Statement Last Night at Capital,

Jews Release One of Two Hostages   British Press Hunt for Second Man Held by Extremists

Judge Is Set Free By Jew Kidnap Band   ‘Report 2nd Victim Also Freed Is Not Given Confirmation

Kidnaped Briton Freed by Jews   Palestine Underground Warned by London

KIDNAPERS FREE A BRITISH JUDGE   POLICE PRESS SEARCH NEAR JERUSALEM FOR SECOND ABDUCTION VICTIM.

ONE KIDNAPING VICTIM FOUND IN JERUSALEM   JUDGE NOT HARMED; UNDERGROUND JEW RING IS BLAMED

Joint Economic Policies Asked By Argentine  Foreien Minister   Foreign Minister Hits Extremes of Richt and Left

ARGENTINE ENVOY URGES SOLIDARITY WITHIN, AMERICA’   Bramuglia Would End Ex tremes In Capitalism And  me, Pep 8 ee

Economic Discussion Highlights American Nations’ Conference   Marshall’s Plan for Hemispheric Solidaritv of Action Sidetracked

Middle Ground Policy is Urged By Peron's Aide   Argentine’s Foreign Minister Ignores Marshall's Proposals

Argentine Minister Calls for Annulment Of ‘Extreme’ Capitalism, Totalitarianism

Argentina Ignores Marshall’s Pleas   Opening Speech By Argentine Minister Turns Conference To Economic Problems

MARSHALL PLEA AT RIO IGNORED BY ARGENTINA   Bramuglia Calls For Annulment of Extreme Capitalism

French Army Plans to Rebuild Its” Famed But Shattered Maginot Line

South Arkansas Relaxes After Storm Is Over   HURRICANE FEAR KEPT CITIZENS ALERTED IN NIGHT

Oniy Rain And Gusty Winds To Hit Arkansas   Some Areas Report Heavy Showers But No Gale

Governor To Deliver Budget Talk Tonight   Lane to Appear Be fore Joint Session of Assembly at 7:30

“Wounds Estranged Wife in Gun ~ Spree; Trooper Shoots When Surrender Refused .

Farmer-Murdere: Killed In Fight   Patrolman Shoots Georgia Farmer  Who Killed Infant

Taft Philosophy is Old Boom and Bust Idea, Says Truman   ‘Gives Caustic: Answer to Senator’s Criticism of * Economic Policies

'President Assails Taft’s ‘Boom or Bust’ Philosophy   Would Destroy Prosperity, Profits, Truman Tells Newsmen; Senator Silent

Truman Assails Taft’s Economic Philosophy   Declares Ohio Republican Follows Old Idea Of Boom or Bust; President Also Appoints Dwight Griswold to Head Mission to Greece

Truman Scores Taft's Policy   Calls Ohio Senator's Philosophy One of ‘Boom and Buct’

Griswold And Allen Named To Aid Personnel   Nebraskan To Serve As Chief Of U. S. Mission To Greece; Truman Hit: Taft Economic Theories

GOP Leader's Posifion Called Dangerous   President Says Effort To Reduce Prices Continuing

Taft Economic Views Termec ‘Boom Or Bust’ By President   WALLACE NOT INCLINED TO GIVE TRUMAN HIS SUPPORT NEXT YEAR

GOP LEADER'S IDEA ONE OF BOOM ORBUST   President Terms Ohio Senotor’s Policy ‘Dangerous

Truman Blasts Taft's Price-Reduction Policy Based on Cutting Aid fo Foreign Nations

Truman Condemns Economic Views Of Senator Taft   Says Republican. .   Says Republican ‘Follows Old Line - OF Boon or Buck

Once-Jilted Princess Victoria Unable to Attend Tomorrow's Wedding Ceremony

Daughters of British Royalty Don’t Have Much Trouble Finding a Suitable Mate

Overpowers lwo Women; Threatens  To Murder Child   Lone Robber Working in Broad Daylight Enters Swank Apartment of Mrs. Sari Hilton And Makes Escape With Fortune in Jewels.

VICTIMS OF SH KNOWN MATTOON   irliner Ploughs nto Mountain Colombia

Bes Removal Of 53 Bodies From Plane Wreckage   Worst Commercial Air Crash Is Reported In Colombia Over Weekend   EIGHT AMERICANS AMONG VICTIMS

WORKERS MOVE CRASH VICTINS   Colombian Airliner’s Deatt Toll of 53 tncludes Eight U. S. Citizens.

RESCUE CREWS START RE-/MOVAL OF BODIES FROM _ \ WRECKAGE IN CO- "  LOMBIA ABYSS ~~

Jews Kill Six More Arabsin Holy Land   Alse Bomb the Newspaper of the Grand Mufti

‘Pinch-Penny Policies’ Are Blamed ‘For High Rate of Repeated Crime

CRIME LAID 10 LACK OF FUNDS   Prison Conference Hears High Rate of “Repeaters” Could Be Cut,

May Possibly Upset Entire Rationing Plan   District Appeals Tribunal Upholds Ruling Made January 28 By  Judge Letts   Not Impressed By OPA Arguments   Involved Ageney’s “Historical Use” System; Contested by Condensed Milk Firm

' SYSTEM IS HELD INVALID—_ Court Decree Is Blow  AtOPA Sugar Rationing

NEW RULING HITS SUGAR PROGRAM   Appeals Court Upholds Ban On ‘Historical-Use’ Plan

SUGAR RATIONING PROGRAM MAY BE ENTIRELY UPSET   U.S. Court of Appeals Uphekt a District Court Decision.   SUIT FROM MOBERLY   District Judge Letts Decided Against OPA January Twenty-eight.

Sugar Rationing Plan May Be Upset   OPA Expects Whole Program to Be Affected by Court Ruling Sustaining Previous Decision That Part of System Is Illegal.

COURT UPHOLDS SUGAR DECISION   Action Might Topple Entire OPA Rationing System, Niffiniale Cay

Opinion Denies Entire Rationing Plan ‘Wrecked’   Milk Products Co. Victory May. Be Sent To Supreme Court

SUGAR RATIONING PROGRAM’ UPSET: 1s HELD POSSIBILITY   Court of Appeals. Decision Is Likely to Have Reflection On Entire Setup

OPA Loses Its Plea on Sugar Plar   Appeals Court Uphold: Judge Letts’ Ruling Program Invalid.

COURT UPHOLDS SUGAR DECISION   Appeals Bench Refuses  OPA’s Rationing Petition

Court Backs  Decision On  Sugar Appeal OPA Officials Say  Decision May Upse' Sugar Program

OPA’s Use System Again Held Invalid   Officials Say Decision on Industrial Allocations May Result in Upset of Rationing Program

UPHOLDS SUGAR CASE RULING   Decision of U. S. Cour! May Upset Rationing Program

Hold “Historic Use” System of OPA is Not Legal   Judges Not Impressed by Agency's Argument That Order Would Wreck Rationing Plans

Rationing Decision “Menaces” Sugar Setup   System of Allocation §s Held Invalid by Court of Anneale

OPA LOSES WITH COURT APPEAL   ‘Upholds Verdict on Industrial Sugar Rationing Suit

‘Historical Use’ Ration System Is Held Invalid   OPA Officials Not Decided on Filing Appeal to High Tribunal

Tribunal Upholds Decision Against ‘Historical Use’ Formula for Allocations

Sugar Rationing Hit By Ruling —   OPA Officials Say Pro gram May Be Upset By Decision Being Upheld.

Rationing of Sugar Upset By Decision   Suit Aitacked OPA System of Rationing To Industria! Users

U.S. Hastens To Send Aid  To Germans     Recognizes Fact That Combination of Hunewer and Political Agi-

STANT TEaT OF NeW JEROEY 3 WALKOUT BAN   Union Plans to Ask Federal Injunction Against Punishment.

Former Opera Singer Is Dead at Her Florida Winter Home   Louise Homer Passes Away from Heart Ailment At Age of 76 Years

Marriages Show  Decline Since War   Twenty Percent Fewer Li censes Issued; Ratio Of Divorces Lower

Se  Post- War Boom In Romance Reaches Its Peak As Marriages Start Decline

Post-War Romance Boom Reaches Peak as Number Of Marriages Decline

. .  Post-War Boom in Romance Hits —  Peak; Marriages Are Declining

Vole Near On Lilienthal   Controversy Called Struggle With Power Interests

De Gaulle Opens Anti-Red Drive  Overhaul of French Republic Is Uraed

GEN. DE GAULLE “HITS COMMUNISY   ;   BID FOR LEADERSHIP SEEN  IN SPEECH BEFORE 60.000 IN STRASBOURG.

De Gaulle Starts Anti-Red Action.   Says France Must Make Self Strong Within

MANY FRENCH CHILDREN EAT FIRST WHITE FLOUR FROM FRIENDSHIP TRAIN

LaF ollette Sends Wire In Praise Of Lilienthal Record   Defends Nominee Against Charges

Also Price Controls _  conten catenin sien Pantera namenaatnensimsisnrannaelg ins cama amtaanauestssineerenamnsnnatoag canes  Are Asked   Resolution Passed at National Convention; Claim It Is Step Toward Full Employment —

ClO for Revival Of Rationing and Price Regulatior   Sees Steps Necessary to Maintain Full Employment in Nation   DECKS ARE CLEARED FOR MARSHALL TALK   Secretary of State Due to Address Union Delegates This Afternoon

Russia Still on US Gravy Train Senate Informed   Gets Lend-Lease Goods Yet and Congress Is Tred.

Reds Stili Getting Wartime Handout   Senate Group.Terms Movement Underground Official’s Act

At Head Would Be Secretary Of National Defense   Separate Air Force To Be Established Under Plan

New Cabinet Member Will  Administer   Separate Air Force To Function; Trumar Gives His Blessine

NATIONAL DEFENSE SECRETARY WOULD - DICTATE. POLICIES   But Each of Three Services Would Have Secretaries, Too, and Al! Could Serve in Cabinet.   NAVY WOULD RETAIN THE MARINE CORPS   Number of Congressmen Applaud Program and Early Passage of Necessary Law Is Predicted.

NEW DEFENSE COUNCIL WILL BE ORGANIZED   ONE SECRETARY TO BE OVER ALL U.S. FORCES

Sec. of National Defense Would Have Control Of All Branches Under President   Patterson Of Army, Forrestal Of Navy In Agreement That New Pian Would Be Practical And Beneficial To All Services

SEEK NEW TRIAL FOR FRANCIS      Attorney for Willle Francie Will Make New Appeal — Supreme Court Yesterday Declined to Intervone,

Mead Says May Asked Aid For  Munitions Firm   Ex-Senator Testifies At May-Garsson Trial

Ex-Senator At May Trial   Mead Testifies Former Congressman Sought His Aid

Fears Effects On German Militarists   Doubts U.S. Plan To Aid Greece To Restore Democracy

MOLOTOV BOUBTS IF HELP PLAN TO SET UP DEMOCRACY   “Says in Jnterview That Plan Would Not Restore Demacracy to Country

Molotov Talks Of Danger In U.S. Plan   Thinks Would Lead To Germany's Dismemberment

MOLOTOV FEARS SPLIT GERMANY      Cites ‘Danger’ of Ameri. can Plan For Political Program

CREE ER EUGQEE & LAEES  German Organization. Aid for Greece Draw Volotoy Disanproval

Envoy Fears Military May Gain Rebirth   Presidential Plan For Greece Also  Draws Criticism

Molotov Hits U. S: Policy: oo On Germany   Also Doubts Proposed. Aid for Greece Will  ‘Restore Democracy’

Molotov Says U.S Policy Might Endanger Germany  Minister Says Plan To Aid Greece Of Doubtful Value

Molotov Gives Statement On  U. S. Aid Plan   Russian Foreign Minister Doubts That Truman’s Proposed Aid for Greece Would Restore Democracy.

'Molotoy Professes To See Danger of German Dissection   A Menace in U.S. Plan for Political Oraanization, He Sav:

Sees Danger In  U.S. Proposals   Molotov States Will Lead To Germany’s Dismem Laemant

HEADS FIRE CHIEFS   ‘Chicago Man Is Elected President International Group

Dismissals Are Unfair, Claim Albert, Lewis   Deposed Conservation Offi cials Assert They De served a Hearing

PRESIDENT HITS AT PREJUDICES   Pleads For Racial Toler. ance At Washington Mass Meeting

Truman Urges Stronger Laws On Civil Rights   U. 5. Must Put Own “House In Order’

Banish Race Prejudice, Is TrumanPlea   Equal Rigits For All Said Vital To Bolster Democracy

Truman Deelares U. S. Must Put Own House In Order on Civil Rights

Prejudice and Discrimination Must End in U. S. if Democracy Is to Gain Abroad, Truman Says

Truman Raps Racial Hatred   Wants U. 8. to Put Own House in Order

Truman Scores: Race Hatreds      Government Must Take : Lead, President Says At  Memorial

Truman Declares Government Must Take Lead To Destroy Racial Prejudice, Discrimination

Gems Worth $30,000 Lost inBoston   “Wife of Prelate Gave Jewel Case 4a, Partear

‘Rector’s Wife Denies Police Valuation (OF 220.000 on Jewelry Stolen in Station

Relief Promised Much of Country  Protracted Story Finally , i ae ee eee _~s

Mercury Takes Dive In Large Areas Of South, Midwest   Forecasts Says Near Normal Winter Weather Scheduled for Return to Most Of Nation After Heavy Snows, Sleet

Watson of Belton Wins Top Money At Jaycee Rodeo   Stands Almost Packed For Last Show Saturday

Briton Withholds Censure Of Labor Government “For Another Day”   MILLIONS ARE IDLED BY COAL SHORTAGE

Appeals For Aid In Dark Hours Ahead   Churchill Holds Up Demand For Vote Of Censure ‘For A Dav’

SAYS COALITION = IS NOT POSSIBER          ‘Vote Of Censure Postponed; Conservatives Leader Charges ‘incompetence In Higis  Places’ Among Lahorite Headea ...

OALITION IS SHUNNED BY CONSERVATIVES   Demand for Vote of Censure Is Deferred By Winsten Churchill

Government Is Condemned Conservative Chief  By Churchill Withholds, However,  noe = - 4

Coal Shortage Idles More Than Half  of Britain's Industry Churchill Withholds Awaited Demand for Vote of Censure of  Labor Government for Nation’s Crisis

BRITISH COAL CRISIS MAKES MILLIONS IDLE   PEOPLE RETURN TO DOLE; CHURCHILL DELAYS CENSURE

England Faces Crisis in Industry; Churchill Asks Censure of Party   Refuses. Support Of Conservatives. As . Socialist ‘Gtoup Battles: 50 Percent Shutdowii oF Plants, Shortace OF. Coal

Churchill Blames Coal Crisis On Laborites  May Demand Parliamentary Vote Of Censure Today: Scorns Coalition

Conservatives  Delay Calling Vote of Censure Crippling Shortage Sends Thousands of

Demand for Vote Of Censure Is Expected Today   Coal Shortage Shuts Down Half of Industry

Charges Incompetence In Handling Of Empires Coal Shortage And In. dustrial Crisis.

Delays Asking For Commons Censure Vote  Rival Party Leaders finnace (nalitinn

Coal Shortage Idles (More Than Half .  of Britain’s Industry Churchill Withholds Awaited Demand’   Churchill Withholds Awaited Demand for Vote of Censure of Labor Government for Nation's Cricie

BRITISH FUEL CRISIS IDLES FOUR MILLION   Industry Shutdown To Bring Demand For Censure Vote

Churchill Denies Coalition Effort sy British Crisis   rvative Leader Withholds For Another Bay His Awaited Demand For Vote Of  Censure Of Labor Government

Churchill Rejects Talk Of Coalition  Government   Delays Demand For Censure Vote As Fuel Crisis  Grows in Britain

Hike In Freight Charges Backed   President Of Erie Line Appeals For ‘Living Wages’

Attorney Stough Discusses Problem at Council Meeting   FOR METER CHANGES

Civil Service Says Loyalty’ Check  Bars 811 Persons 29 Applicants in Past Nine Manthe Alea   29 Applicants in Past Nine Months Also Found Ineligible

TWIN ISSUES BEFORE - PICARD ON PORTAL PAY   Federal. Judge Continues Hearing ~ UOn ‘Case oo:   WALKING TIME   From Time Clocks To “Machines. Is ‘Involved

Door Still — Open for Reds and Satellites   Smaller Nations Regret Failure . to Join Parley

JOWA STATE FRATERNITY MAN VISITS PILOT KNOB CTAD 'N WIS TINDERWEAR

College Student Blindfolded, Tied and Left in Pilot Knob Park in Early Morning Hour

Party Leaders Say Rich Man Would Benefit   Internal Revenue Bureau Figures — Cited In Debate ©

DEMOCRATS HIT GOP PLANS FOR TAX REDUCTION   Claisa “Rich Man’ Would Get Benefi Of Slash

E. Lee LeCompte, First State Game Warden, Passes  Retired Two Years Ago; Named In 1916

E. Lee LeCompte, 73, Expires In Hospita      Veteran: Official. Served -29--Years as State ~. Game Warden:

GOLLUM IN DENIAL OF CHARGES   Couple Contend They Didn't Kill Girl's Parents

GOLLUM ADMITS BUYING DYNAMITE  Heiress Denies Any Part In Death Of Her Parents

Red Warning Disregarded Tn 9-0 Ballot   . Soviets and Poles Refrain From Veto; Atom Issue Separate

North, East Are Offering Lush Cash   Correct Legal Procedure Will Allow Passage

TEXAS ACTS 10 PREVENT RECRUITING   Migrants Offered Lush Pay by Northern Agents

Texas Shuts Borders to Keep Migratory Farm Workers in State, Arrests Labor Agents   Old Statute Invoked to Mold 60,000. Until They Get Clearance ta Go to Lush Poy in North ond East

Texas Closes Doors fo Keep Farm Laborers   60,000 Latin-American Migrant Workers Seek To Leave State for Lush Pay in North and East

Farm Workers in Texas Forced fo Remain af Home   Labor Recruiters from Other States Have ‘Been Arrested

TEXAS BORDERS SHUT T0 PREVENT EXODUS OF 60,000   Action Follows Offers of Lush Pay to Migratory Farm ‘ Workers to Toil in Other States,   OLD LAW INVOKED TO BLOCK DEPARTURE   Arkansas and Mississippi Bid $3.50 for Cotton Pickers Getting $1.50 to S¥ a Hundred Pounds.

NAMES OF 79 TO BE PLACED BEFORE PROBE   Thomas to Subpoena Surprise Witness On. Spying

Big Four Leaders Reach Stalemate   Molotov Withdraws Proposal To Delay  Action On Treaty

MOLOTOV PROPOSES  DELAY, BACKS DOWN;  DEPUTIES GET ISSUE DULLES TO VISIT IN FRANCE, LEARN FACTS  Ts TTI RAADCL

Molotov Proposes More Delay  For German Pact  Bidault Is Opposed To Soviet Plan, Later Withdrawn

Molotov Backs Dewn on Plan  anneal Ile Made   Froposal Is Made € n German Treaty

Big Four Treaty Talk A Fizzle   Foreign Ministers, Afte t-Day Venate, Shove Deal Over to Deputies

Molotoy Withdraws Plan To Delay German Treaty   Russian Proposes That Foreign Ministers Delay Consid eration For Two Months, But Backs Down After French Delegate Objects; Dulles To Visit Paris

Seeks Delay  In German  Peace Pact  Molotov Makes Suggestion, But Then Backs Down

Bumper Crop Outlook Is Still Bright   Minneapolis Grain Company Makes Optimistic Forecast Desnite Flood Losses

Allies Fret Over Japan's Reparations   Report Four Claimant Nations Prepared to Protest MacArthur's “Do Nothing’ Policy

ALLIES IRKED OVER JAP REPARATIONS   Charges MacArthur With 4Do Nothina” Policy

Transportation Service Hit By Labor D:sputes   Railroad Men  Ask Wage Boos!

Navy Veteran Tells Of Horror Of Being Trapped In Wreckage Of Car   Spent Five Days But Short Distance From Highway With Water Only Ten Feet Away: Endured Terrible Pain.

Veteran Held Under Wrecked Car Five Days Before He Is Rescued   Helpless, In Pain and Near Busy Highway But He Could Make No One Hear Cries for Help

Caught in Wrecked Car  Navy Veteran Describes Horror of Being Trapped

TRAPPED 5DAYS BENEATH AUTO   Navy Vet Almost Dies Of Thirst With Water 10 Feet Away

Man Trapped Five Days   Navy Vet Relates Horror of Being Pinned in Wreck: Cries for Help Unheard

Motorist Tells of Five Days Spent Trapped in Wrecked Auto 150 Feet from Road and 10 Feet from Water

Navy Veteran Describes Horror of Five Days Spent in Wreckage of Car

Man Trapped in Car Five Days Nearly Died of Thirst 10 Feet from Creek

LAY 5 DAYS IN WRECKED AUTO   Man Is Rescued After Being Trapped Nearly Week In Automobile Wreckage 150 Feet From Highway.

TRAPPED FIVE DAYS IN WRECKAGE OF AUTO Navy Veteran, Arm Mangled, Near Death From Thirst When Rescued

‘Every Mour of Every “ay +  Man Tells of Horrors of Being Trapped In Wreckaae of Auto for 5 Pain-Filled Days

Trapped 5 Days in Wrecked Autc  Navy Veteran Tells Thrilling Story

Seriously Injured Man Is Rescued After Five Days in Wrecked Auto

Navy Vet is Trapped Five Days in Auto After Crash May /   Doctors Say Few More Hours Would Have Been Fatai

Trapped 5 Days in Wrecked Car Off Busy Highway; Almost Dies From Thirst With Water 10 Feet Awav

DYING. OF THIRST —WATER 10 FT; AWA  Navy Vet Tells of Horror—Trapped — In Wreckaae‘of Auto for'Five Days ©

'   iNavy Vet, Trapped Five Days In Wrecked Auto '150 Feet From Main Highway, Finally Rescued

BREAD PRICES RISE IN EAST AND MILK PRICE EXPECTED TO BE BOOSTED   . By. WILLIAM, UMSTEAD * International News Service:

Poultryless And Eggless __ Days May Go; Bread Price Up; Anderson Rift Grows

‘POULTRYLESS' DAYS MAY END; BAKERS IN LINE   Luckman Believed Ready Tc Change Plans If Dealers Have Good Substitute

Luckman Plans Conference With Poultry Raisers   Reports Renewed Of Early Elimination Of Present Poultryless Days Plan   FEED DEALERS ALSO TO MEET FOOD CHIEF

POULTRY BAN MAY BE LIFTED   Luckman Ready to Listen to Arguments — Look to Feed Dealers to cut Down “Use of Grain for Poultry Feeding Without Cutting Poultry Output,

SAVIFTS ENTER JEWELS PROBE   Will Order Artancy ta Check Possibility Of Poison

BERLIN AWAITING SOVIET AUTOPSY   Foul Play in Princess’ Death Suspected

Will Probe into Death Of Kaiserin   Suspect Poisoning In Double-Double-Crossing To Get Hohenzol lern Crown Jewels.

SOVIET MAY ORDER AUTOPSY DEAT OF LATE KAISERINE   Alleged Theft of Crown Jewels Raises Possibility That Hermine Was Poisoned.   NO AMERICANS ARE INVOLVED

RUSSIANS STEP INTO INQUIRY   MAY ASK AUTOPSY IN DEATH OF HERMINE

‘SOVIETS PLAN AUTOPSY TO DETERMINE WHETHER KAISERIN WAS POISONED

FBI ‘Convinced’ Atomic Secrets  Didn’t Get Away   Justice Department And Congressional Group  Believe Souvenir Hunting Ex-GI’s Really i ak TS Scena ta ann ae ae

Girl Of 12 Is Bitten Voluntarily By Snake; May Lose Hand Or Life

‘Seven Injured In Accidents Over Weekend   Two Motorists Charged With Drunk Driving

FIVE INJURED IN SO. COOK CAR MISHAPS   Four Are Hurt as Autos Crash at Homewood Intersection   DAMAGE EXTENSIVE

FOUR PERSONS HURT IN AUTO AGGIDENTS   Woman Has Broken. Ribs; 12 Drivers Arrested -

Brewster Claims Hughes Probe ‘Curtain-Raiser’   London Paper Claims 700 Killed in Hindu Riotina

Catholic Bishops Blame Secularism,  Military Atheism For World’s Crisis

Exclusion of God From Human Thinking Blamed By Bishops For World Crisis

Bishops Decry  World Crisis Disregard or Denial  Of God Blamed for  me OR

‘Secularism and Militant Atheism Is Blamed for World Crisis by Cardinals

Tornado Strikes Deridder, La., Area   Report 250 Are Made Homeless By Tornado Which Injured 10 Persons

TWISTER HIT SMALL TOWN   TORNADO DESTROYED 25 HOMES AND. DAMAGED °: « OTHER BUILDINGS IN ' LOUISIANA

Kansas May Get $6,800,000 for: Fight on Floods.   -Sum Recommended To Congress by’  Houca Cammitiica

Pinochle Game Of Love   SS a ae eae  Cleveland Man Hoped To Rewin Wife's Love With Victory; Both Renege On Promises

1,500-Point Pinochle Game Is Played To Settle Divorce Case of Cleveland Couple

Husband Wins at Pinochle —  But Renegs on His Promise   Game, Played #5 Settle Divorce Quarrel, Ends as Man Chases Wife and Wrecks Home

—COURT WILL DECIDE BATTLE— Husband Rene ged OnHis  Promise, Wife Charges

:Cleveland Pair Play Pinochle To Settle Marital Difficulties but Man Reneges

SCHOOLS SUING FOR $6,800,000   State’s Single District Device Attacked In Supreme Court

Schools Fight Single District   Seek to Regain 6.8 Million for’ Local Units

Indian Education Faces 1-3 Cut Savs Zimmerman   18 Off-Reservation High Schools Must Be Closed, Lack of Funds

PILOT STRIKE HALTS OVERSEAS FLIGHTS   Fliers Protest Negotiating Tactics Of Employers

Anti-Inflation Plan Outlined   Taft Urges Produce  More, Spend Less

TAFT PROPOSES PROGRAM T0 HALT SOARING PRICES   Calls for Campaign to Increase Productivivy, Cut in Government Expenses and’Taxes.   WOULD ENCOURAGE SAVING BY PEOPLE   Senator Says Truman’s Plan Avoids Fundamental Actions That Might Curb Inflation.

Senator Presents 8-Point Anti-Inflation Program, With Denunciations

Produce More, Spend Less Anti-Inflation Program Is Recommended BySen. Taft

GREEK ARMY AWAITS NEW REBEL ATTACK   Next Guerrilla Offensive Expected to Be Biggest Yet in Current Cam. paign on the Northwest: ern Frontier.

Greeks Expect New Offensive   Army Awaits Bigger Attack By Guerrilla Farces.

Missionary Pleads With Parole Commission T~ Snare Life of Youthful Hatchet-Slayer

PLEADS FOR MURDERER — Little Old Lady Asks" Parole Commission To Foreive Russell Koons

APPEAL MADE TO SPARE KILLER   Hatchet Slayer Faces Chair For Mother’s Death

House Refuses Public Hearing  (in Labor Bill   To Take Up Anti-Closed Shop Measure As Special Order Monday.

Towa House Refuses Public Hearing on Closed Shon Bill   Measure Made Special Order of Business in  Lower Chamber Monday

Urge Citizens to Protest Red Hearings   ‘Daylights Being Kicked Out of the Bill of Richts’

 OVER 15,000 ILLINOIS FALLEN  HEROES WILL BE RETURNED  FOR FINAL BURIAL

Stenographic Error Doubled Total National Portal-to-Portal Claims

10 Cars Derailed Tn Warsaw Train  Wreck; 8 Injured   Ten Cars of Pennsylvania Train Leave Track in Center of Warsaw.

Golden Triangle, Fast Passenger, Leaps Track At Crossover; Only 2 Persons Thoughi Seriously Hurt

Elimination Of Tax ‘Competition’ Urged   O’Conor Asks ‘Group - to Study Local, State, Federal Levies 

Telephone Strike Talks Transferred To St. Louis   Company Assures Conciliation Service Of Cash Wage Offer By End OF Week

NEGOTIATIONS ON PHONE STRIKE 70 ST. LOUIS   Between the Southwestern Bell and Its 42,000 Strikers.   A CASH WAGE OFFER   Will Be Presented to the Workers by the Telephone Company.

Phone Talks Continuing  Hopefully   Southwestern Bell Talks At St. Louis; Wage Offer Possible

PART. OF PHONE CO, DISPUTE TO NEW TALK SITE   Southwestern Phase of Nege tiations Will Be Conducted At St. Louis

Jewish Defense Army Launches Major Attack ‘Against Arabs In Lydda

=-FACES: $104, 000 THEFT CHARGE: Clevelander Ar rested In Alleged Fur Theft

FBI UNCOVERS BIG FUR THEF}   Arrest Cleveland Railway Express Clerk, Who  Confesses

Ohio House Acts To Grant More Money  To Local Governments For Operating

Increase in Aid From State To Cities Up Again   Ohio Legislature Also Considering Vet Bonus Financing

OHIO HOUSE TO ACT ON LOCAL FUND PROGRAM   City, County Setups To Get ~~ Added Money; Liquor Changes Studied

LIQUOR DIVISION CHANGES ASKED   Ohio Senate Gets Five Bills; House Acts On Local Aid

@ FA PAUL MALLON—  Doubts Greeks’ Defense Could Last Week Against Russians

a Fe eee  ace ene ten na armen  Doubts Greeks’ Defense Could Tast Week Against Russians

Two Women Nominated to  Head MEA   Minneapolis and Austin Women Selected; Program Adopted

Missing Baby Is Found Alive In Briar Patch   Condition Fair; Suffered Some From Exposure

Toddler Found in Briar Patch Close to Home   Suffers From Exposure But Is Otherwise In Fair Condition

Held For Grand Jury In Jail Fight Death   Two Police Officers Face Mansioughter Charges

New Governor  By Maryland   ‘Hagerstown Publisher Takes Oath in Brief,   Mistoric Ceremony

LANE SWORN IN AS GOVERNOR BY JUDGE MARBURY   Will Be Formally lnazgurated Next Wednesday; Bills Intreduced   WOULD HAVE BODY ' MEET EACH YEAR

Two Years After the Death of FDR-  Wallace Says Policy of U.S. Hurts Peace

Thousands Visit Roosevelt's Estate On Second Anniversary of His Death

Second Anniversary Of Pres. Roosevelt's Death Observed   Radio Broadcast Climaxes Day’s . Ceremonies

THOUSANDS GATHER AT HYDE-PARK  Pay Homage to Late President At Burial Spot

REPUBLICAN WOMEN MEE!   Next Monday Evening Ai The Penn-Wells Hotel

Young Vows War on Bank Rail Control   Reorganizer Hits Washington Rules— Stresses Competition

Boy Slayer Is Acauitted   Missonrl Youth Who Beat: Chareh Sexton to Death Is Fonnd Insane ky Jory.

Britain's Plea for Help Against — Jewish Underground Is Fruitless

 —WILL NOT: TURN ‘INFORMERS’— Jewish A gency Drafts Reply To British Plea

Jews Ready To Offer Reply   British At Haifa Deport 650 Caught Entering Palestine Illegally

JEWS’ ANSWER TO BRITISH EXPECTED TO-BE: MADE SOON   Ship Load of Jews Trying tc Enter Palestine Itegally Apprehended

Russia May Offer Europe A Rival Program To The Marshall Economic Plan 

Believe Russia to Offer Rival Program for Aid To Eurobean Netions

FLOOD DANGER NOT OVER YET   Many Levees Near St. Louis Still Weok—‘’Old Man River’ Slowly Receding

MUST WATCH 1 WATCH THE “LEVEES CAREFULLY   Engineers Say Danger on Mississ. ippt Not Over With Ebbinge Water

MUST WATCH THE LEVEES CAREFULLY   Engineers Say Danger on Miasiasippi Not Uver With Ebbing Water

RIVER FALLS IN ST. LOUIS AREA   WEAKENED LEVEES STILL HAZARDOUS, ENGINEERS WARN

Flood Receding ‘But Levees Weak   Mississippi River Still A’ Menacing Stage, Engineers Report.

Still Fear For Levees South Of St. Louis  Hinhwoaue Onen   Highways Open Monday Across: Missours: River

DIVORGES SOUGHT: LICENSES ISSUED   Weekend Court Business Is Described Teday at Bloomfield.

COURT BUSINESS TEMS REPORTED   License Issued; Divorces Granted at County Tri bunal Today.

DAMAGES ASKED: DIVORCE GRANTED   Court Business Items at Bloomfield Today Described.

COURT BUSINESS TEMS DESCRIBEL   Cases Filed; Licenses Are Issued and Divorces Granted.

FAILURE OF. PEACE MOVE ~ IN FAR EAST   SECRETARY MARSHALL RE.  .+ CALLING PEACE MISSION _  PEARONNEL AND MA...” INES TO LEAVE :

Will Withdraw U.S. Marmes Now Located In China   United States Gives Up Joh Of Attempting To Establish Peace In China   STATE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES MOVE

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   U. S. Abandons Plans to Bring Peace to China

Move Is First Policy Shift By Marshall   Secretary Still Hopes Moderate Elements May Check Civil War

Anpouncement is Made in. Washington = and. Nanking Simultaneously; Civil War Expected  : to Follow Quickly. 

TO WITHDRAW ITS FORCE OF MARINES   Decision to End Role of Pacifier Made by Secretary Marshall

Pave Way for School Action   Conferees Agree On Teacher Salary Range

Way Opened To Act On  Teacher Pay - Accord Reached   By Conferees / In Legislature

Teacher Pay Conferees Agree On Salary Range   Accord By Senate And House Committee On $1,950 To $4,000 Scale Opens Way For Prompt Action

Senate Kills — Tavern Measure   Attempt to Spread Milwaukee Hours Voted Down 19-10

ARGENTINA AND CUBA LAT: EST COUNTRIES TO TAKE STEPS TO COMBAT  . AGITATION

OPPOSITION TO ANGLO-AMERICAN OIL TREATY AS FEDERAL CONTROL THREAT CIVEN SOLONS BY TEXAN

Diplomats Predict Smooth Sailing At Rio, As Potential Conflict Eases

STUDENT STRIKERS DEFY AUTHORITIES   Gary Parents Back Protest Over Negro Pupils

HOLDUP WOMAN GOES ON TRIAL   Mrs. Opal Dixon Facing Robbery Charge

Sen. McCarthy  Backs Stassen Sen. Ball Joins In   Sen. Ball Joins In Support Of Stassen

No First-Ballot Decision, Say Ball, McCarthy  Battle Royal For GOP’s ’48  Presidential Choice Is Seen

HIROHITO AND MW ARTHUR TALK   Former Makes Third Visit to Residence Of Allied Commande:

Japan Awaits Gov't. Choice By MacArthur   : Hirohito Visits Generhl’s Headquarters; MacArthur Won't Take Part.

VALUABLE WOODLAND BURNED IN CARROLL   Firemen From Four Companies  Batile Stubborn Blaze At Wartfieldashurg

Américan Help to Europeans Under "Marshall Plan’ To Be Safequarded

OHIO GIRL FACES SHOOTING COUNT   Attempts To Kill Fiance After Finding Lipstick Smears

TORNADO HITS “SMALL TOWNS IN MISSOUR   THIRTEEN ARE KNOWN DEAD IN VILLAGE OF 233 POPU. . .LATION AS RESULT ;' OF TWISTER .

Tornado Strikes Several Localities In Midwest Area   Missouri, Iowa And Arkansas Communities Are Scene Of Storm Disaster   AT LEAST TWENTY REPORTED DEAD

Mercury Climbs in lowa Today, Colder Saturday, Sunday   Florida Weather Unseasonably Cold, Danger to Orchards   Colder Weather

Storm Centers In Northern N. Carolina  Punch Almost Gone; Continues Northeastward

Leaves Much Rain; Little Damage... . Fast-Dying Storm Aims At Atlantic

Punch Almost Gone Out Of Disturbance   Greensboro Has Nearly 6 Inches Of Rainfall

Rainfall Causes Damage  In N.C.   Storm Loses Force After Bringing Flash Floods

Court Refuses Bar on Sum to  Jesuit College  Rules Individual in N.Y. Can’t Sue—

Jurist Approves State Funds for Secular Colleges   Bookstein Refuses to Enjoin Grant of $128,000 to Buffalo School

MEETING TO DISCUSS NLRB   President Charged To Make 16 Appointments To Administer Law

Mounting Demonstrations Against New Labor Law Will Be Discussed   65,000 Miners Off Jobs in Protest, With President ‘Standing on’ His Veto Message

WHITE HOUSE FACES LABOR SKS   Responsibility for Filling 16 Posts Up to President

New Labor Law Shifts Spotlight To White House   President Truman Must Begin Implementing Statute Which Became Law Over Veto   LABOR PREPARES TO CONTEST LAW

Methodist Board Of Temperance Labels Admiral (Bull) Halsey’s  Renarks On Drinking ‘Shocking’

iMethodists Score Halsey’s Stand On Smoking, Drinking  Admiral’s General Rule Was Not To Trust Man Who Did Neither

Merits of Liquor for Fighting Men Debated by Halsey and Methodists

METHODISTS DONT TRUST HALSEY’S RULE   Admiral Doesn't Trust Man Who Doesn't Drink. Smoke

NO SUGAR RELIEF FROM OFFICE HERE   Matter Must Be Taken Up With the Kansas City Branch.

Governor Duff Studies Community Property  Bill Report Of Experts

Mother Gives Birth To Sixth Child Loter ~Woman Saves Five Children In Blaze

British Alert Troops  in Jerusalem  City Is Plunged Into Darkness by Power Failure

British Alert Troops  in Jerusalem  City Is Plunged   Into Darkness a, . Se

NEGRO IS SEIZED ON KIDNAP CHARGE   Accused of Abducting 15-YearOld White Girl

 Production Standstill  Tt. Union Refuses  Murray Offer Of Immunity In Auto Row   UAW Official Says Parties Are Nearer. Settlément, However

Murray Corp. Union Rejects Modification   Strike Of 7,000 Employe: Holds Up Auto Indus. try; Some Progress Made

Union Refuses Murray Pact   Object to Strings Attached But Negotiators Reported Nearer Settlement

MURRAY STRIKERS REJECT PROPOSALS   Turn Down ‘Modification’ Of Terms Won By Lewis

Union Refuses To Accept Plan   ‘Modification Formula Has Strings Attached"

Auto Workers Refuse Terms Of Contract   MANY MEN ARE IDLE AS RESULT OF NEW STRIKE

GRANT INCREASES TO  HULMEVILLE TEACHERS   Raise Salaries 2 20% ; Direc tors Follow Lead of Joint  in Langhorne Area SPREAD OVER 12 MOS

INGREASE IN SALARIES 15 GRANTED BY BOARD   Teacher Payments in Future To Be Made on New Basis

Upset in Balkan ~ Police Plan Seen   Veto by Soviet UN Repretative Predicted

BANKER ADMITS EMBEZZLEMENT   Hennessey Cashier Pleads Guilty to $107,528 Theft; Sentencina Aua. 15

PERSECUTION STILL EXISTS, POPE SAYS   Civil, Religicus Rights Frequently Suppressed

Some Action To Bolster Europes Economic Condition Needed Soon, Warns Lovett

Need Early Relief from This Nation   Secretary Lovett Says Deterioration Has Been Un expectedly Rapid

Europe Economic Crisis Darkens  _ Emergency Action May Prove Neccesary

EUROPE'S SITUATION IS GRAVE   Pre-Marshall Plan Action Needed, Says Lovett

SITUATION IN EUROPE SEEN   Lovett Says Crisis Is Darkening Faster Than Expected

Europe Rapidly Nearing Crisis   State Department Official Sees Need for Congressional Action

Aid Needed Before End Of The Year   Effects Of British Situ. ation Spread To Other Countries. Congress May Meet.

Sees Europe in Desperate Straits Now   Need For Aid Coming Sooner Than Expected, Lovett Tells Press

AYS EUROPE »AN'T WAIT FOR MARSHALL PLAN    Economic Crisis ! On Now: Lovett

Outlook Bad. Says Lovett In Warning  Declares Relief Cannot Await

Hint of Extra Congress Meet  In Fall Heard   Economic Crisis in Kurope Is Darkening Faster Than Expected

EUROPEAN ‘ECONOMIC SKY DARI   Emergency Action _ Seen As Strong Poesbilitw —

French Wheat Crop Leaf est Since Napoleonic Times; Potato Crop 6 ‘Also Bad, Causing Criss  ae e a: ie

European Crisis May Necessitate  Immediate US. Aic   Lovett Says Emergency Action May Be Needed To Avert Disaster

Marshall Aide Says European Crisis Darker   Special Congress Session May Be Called to Take

Europe Slipping Rapidly   Lovett Declares Economic Situation May Necessitote immediate Action

Emergency Aid May Be Needed, Says Official   Undersecretary Hints Special Session of Congress Is Possible

Special Congress Session Hinted ‘ For Speeding Aid Before End of Year  Crisis Mounting

LOVETT PAINTS GRIM PICTURE OF EUROPE’S PLIGHT    Undersecretary of State Declares Economic Crisis Abroad Rapidly Is Growing Worse,   NATIONS TO REQUIRE ASSISTANCE SOQON   Official Hints Special Session of Congress May Be Required to Deal With Emergency,

Grim Picture Painted by State Official   Europe's Economy Darkening at Rapid Rate

Many Nations Face Disaster Yet This Year   Lovett ‘Reports Economic Situation Growing Darker

Special Congress  May Be Called In  European Crisis   State Department Reveals Worsening Of A Conditions Across Atlantic; Timing Of Marshall Plan May Be Much Too Late

Truman Aide Bares Fears   Siluation Now Grave, Lovett Tells Newsnien

AMERICA MAY HAVE 10 ACT IN EMERGENCY   SPECIAL TERM OF CONGRESS HINTED ON FOREIGN AID

FINANCES IN EUROPE TAKE GRAVE TURN   Economic Position I: Deteriorating Rap. idly, Declares U. S Official.

Would Avert Disaster By Fast Action   Aid For Stricken Countries Needed Before 1948, View

EUROPE NEEDS EARLY U, S. AID, OFFICIAL SAYS   iKconomic Position I: Deteriorating Fast, Lovett Declares

Suit Names Four Radio Networks  Station Operator Asks - $2,305,000 Damages

Nation’s Accident Deaths Counted at 425 Over Weekend   250 Killed in Traffic Mishaps, 64 in Drownings, 24 in Air Crashes

Labor Holiday Claims Heavy Death Toll   33 Die in Texas, 456 in Nation During Week-end

Holiday Costs 456 U.S. Lives   272 Traffic Deaths; 17. Killed in State

DEATH TOLL OVER HOLIDAY REACHES 45¢   Highway Crashes Claim 272 Lives, Four More Than Estimate of Council.

LABOR DAY ACCIDENT TOLL, 436   Highway Crashes Killed 254; 65 Drowned

Toll Of Holiday  Dead Reaches 436   Twenty-Nine Persons Are Killed In This State With Traffic Deaths Totalling 15

Pistol Packin’ Lady of 86 Breaks Up Vets’ Ghost Hunt at ‘Haunted’ House

COALITION CABINET -FALLS IN GREECE; 3 MINISTERS RESIGN   Foreign Minister Says Reshuffling Of Cabinet Won't * Help Country   U. Ss. AID JS RECEIVED

Minor Group In Coalition Vins Shakeup  Inflation, Raids * Factore—Romania Accepts Treaty

Fall Blamed On Inner Rifts  In Government   Three Ex-Premiers Quit, Precipitating General Collapse— Fighting Continues

Maximos Greek Cabinet Quits   Russian Vetos Block UN Commission Trying to Solve Balkan Problem

Greek Cabinet Falls Because Of Dissention   It Was Headed by Demetrios Maximos

Crisis: Follows Strite Over New: Cabinet   Three Ministers Quit Posts in Disaareement

KingSummons Chiefs to Form New Regime   Three Dissidents Demand Pertolios of Two Ministers

Greek Cabinet Upset in New Balkan Crisis   Government Quits After Russ Vetoes Stall UN Action .

Government in Greece Tumbles   Fall Precipitated By Resignation of Trio

PREMIER TO SUBMIT RESIGNATION   Difficulty Begins As Three Ministers Give Up Posts

Greek Cabniet Trio Quit Over Border Issues   U. S. Speeds Military  Aid; Assembly Edict May Decide UN Fate

SPLIT COMES TQ REGIME FROM WITHIN   Resignation of Three Ministers Who Insisted on Personnel Changes Is Responsible for the Crisis.

Cause Of Crash ls Opposition To Reshutfling   UN Failure To Solve  Problem Of Guerrilla Fighting, Border Wa: Is Behind Downfall

Greek Cabinet Falls, Despite US Cash Aid   Center Party Brings On Crisis To Smash Coalition

Failure of United Nations to Solve Balkan Conditions Blamed for Fall

No Reshuffling Is Favored By Minister   Internal Dissension Gives King Paul Governing Crisis

Greek Coalition Cabinet Disbands After Three Members Resign Toda

Coalition Cabinet In Athens Dies   Maximos’ Regime, Backed By U.S, Falls; Leftists Not Members

Greek Cabinet Falls in Row Over Changes  Internal Dissention Rinvs U. S.-Backed

Crisis Follows Charge of Rift   In Government   Resignations Shatter Coalition Cab inet Formed in January

CLASHES IN NORTH SPEED DOWNFALL OF ATHENS REGIME   Coalition Government Spit On Question Of Reshuffine Ministry

Governmer? Of Greece Falls Today   Backed By American Millions But Ripped By Dissension; Crisis Over Cabinet Changes

GOVERNMENT OF GREECE FALLS IN DISSENTION   Cabinet Changes Are Crux Of Sudden  Cwiere   MEMBERS RESIGN   Additional U.S. Supplies Are Now En Route

Greek Cabinet Falls Because Of Dissention  It Was Headed by   Pyne bata: AAnieNA!

Greek Govt. Falls after UN Admits Stymie   3 Ministers Resign To Force Re-Shuffle

Cabinet of Greece Falls In War Row   ‘Security Failure,’ Revamping Demand Precipitate Crisis

King Accepts Resignation Of Premier   Reshuffling Opposed By Foreiqn Minister, Just Back From U.S.

Greek Cabinet Falls Today   Resignation of Three Ministers Leads  To Fall

$300, 000,000 AMERICAN AID SCHEME FLOPS   Coalition Headed By Premier Maximos Wrecked By Strife

Dissension Ends Regime After UN Failure   ‘Leaders Resign and King Paul Asks Tsaldaris to Form New Cahinet

MAXIMOS. CABINET. _ BACKED BY U, S, AM FELL TANAY   ‘The Resignation of Three Ministers Was Announced.   INSISTED ON CHANGE   'Tsaldaris, Just Back From Washington, Opposed Reshuffling.

Vetoes & Bar UN Action  Ore ae e   INFLATION, WAR ‘CAUSE CRISES .

Coalition Backed by American Aid Split by : ts   Former Premiers Claim the Security Ministries Failed

Creek Coalition. Cabinet Fall:   Resignations ‘of Thre ‘Ministers. ” Precipitate. . Government’s. Fall

Cabinet Quits, Warfare Rages In Volos Areas   Premier Drafts Notice Of Resignations To Give. To King Paul; Claim Changes Opposed

Dissension In Government Is Reason Given   Maximos Reported Drafting Resignations to Present to King Paul

GREECE COALITION CABINET DISSOLVED   Resignation Of 3 Ministers Precipitates Fall

Greek Cabinet Topples After Three Resign   Maximos To Submit Resignation To King Today.

Dispute Over Reorganization Brings Crisis   Foreign Minister Had Op_ posed Change; Three Quit First

MINISTERS QUIT OVER DEMANDS 10 RESHUFFLE JOBS   PREMIER MAXIMOS DRAFTS RESIGNATION FOR ENTRIE GROUP

GREEK CABINET FALLS TODAY   Resignation of Three Ministers Starts Disruption

Cabinet of Greece Falls   Regime Backed by American Dollars Split Over Security Issue

Greek Regime Topples Amid Internal Row   Fight Over Changes In Cabinet Results In 3 Resignations

UPSET IN GREECE   Coalition Cabinet of Premier Maximos Falls After Three Members Resign.   . §. AID IS INVOLVED   Crisis in Government Comes as American Supplies Start Pouring Into Country.   CALL FOR A RESHUFFLE   Resigning Officials Contend the Regime Should Be Reorganized.

Greek Cabinet Falls Due fo Infernal Strife  Dissention Over   Dissention Over Security Officials Leads to Collapse

Calls Teacher Pay ‘Too Low   U. W. Dean Guy Fowlkes Tells Education Group They're Underpaid

Predict Clear, Fair Weather   Nation To Enjoy Pleasant Week End; Temperature To Be In Eighties

Cold Shuts Down Industrial Plants   Five East, Midwest States Are Affected

MANY INDUSTRIES CLOSED  ~ New Cold Wave Roars Into Midwest: Damage Mounts

Third Cold Offensive — On Its Way; South Shiver:   30 Degrees Below In Minnesota; Northern Florida  Braces for Blast

Another Cold Wave Enroute From Canade      Sub-xero Temperatures Recorded Over, Half the Nation '

Halt Of Nation Shivers Under Sub-Zero Marks   New Cold Wave Moves In Mid-West; Industrv In Five States Hit

Midwest Promised 24Hour Respite Until New Frigidity Arrives; 25,000 Idle In Pittsburgh. soon

Brief Respite  ~ Promised East   But Midwest Gets Brace For New Frigid Blast

THIRD COLD WAVE THREATENS MIDWEST WHILE EAST SHIVERS   Temporary Relief Promised Eastern States Today Or Tonight—Only 24-Hour Respite Between Frigid Attacks, Reports From West State

Third Cold Wave in Seven Days Is ‘Bearing Down on Midwest Reaion

MERCURY SOARS TO 97 IN CITY   JOPLIN EXPERIENCES HOTTEST DAY OF SUMMER— 82 AT MIDNIGAT,

Lefty Joe Hatten To Pitch For Brooklyn,  Newsom ForN. Y. Series Shifts To Ebbets Field   Dodger Manager To Start Same Lineup; Yankees Now Leading ‘Bums’ 2 Games To 0

Hatten Is Chosen. oFor. Dodger Role   Brooklyn Boys Go Hame for Third Game in "World Series

Charge Boy In Murder Of Four   Bodies Of Three Girls, Boy Found In Flower Patch

Michigan Youth Comes To End 04 Flight In Ohio   Farm ‘Girl Friend’ And Two Sisters And Brother All Shot

Arrested in Ohio Charged With Murder In Shooting of Four Neighboring Children

MODEL FARMER BOY CONFESSES TO KILLING FOUR   Lad of 16 Answering Description Arrested  As Hitch-hiker in Ohic

Youth Charged with Murder of 4 Farm ‘Chums As They Were Picking Flowers

Youth Confesses Murder of Four  Four Children Slain While Picking Flowers

Oliver Terpenning, Jr., Arrested Near T oledo, O.; Bodies of Three Girls, Boy Are Found in Gravel Pit

Boy Confesses Slaying Four Farm Children  ——— ae  Motorist Picks Iln Hitchhiker

Model Boy Admits Killing Four Young Flower Pickers   Michigan Lad, 16, Captured in Toledo Ohio, Following Murder of Friends “

‘Teen-Ager Held On Charges Of Killing Four   Farm Children Slain Near Gravel Pit In Michigan

Youth Is Charged in Death of Playmates   Four Farm Children Are Found Shot Through Head

Ohio Boy Admits Killing 4 Girls   Is Held In Toledo After Confessing Slayings Monday

16-Year-Old Boy Admits Slaying Four Children.   Tells Motorist Who Gave Him A Ride That He Was Wanted For Murder; Children ‘Shot Down While Pickine Flowers.

Flower Patch Slaying of 4 Children Spurs Hunt for Young Neighbor Of Victims; Rifle Used by Killer

YOUTH ADMITS HE KILLED FOUR FARM CHILDREN      High School Student Seized Near Toledo In Fleeing 1. Michigan Crime

YOUTH ADMITS SHOOTING FOUR   Confesses Killing of Michigan Children but “Doesn't Know Why.”

AB BOY, 16, FOR KILLING 4 COMPANIONS   State - Wide* Search For Michigan Youth Ends Near Toledo

Hold Youth For Slaying Four Children   High School Boy Taken Into Custody for the  Flower-Patch Shooting Of Neighbor's Children

Youth Admits Slaying Of 4 Farm Children   Oliver Terpenning, 16, Is Arrested in Toledo and Charged with Murder of Four Farm Children.

Boy, 16, Acimits Slaying Four of Neighbor Family   Three Girls and Their Brother Shot Down In Flower Patch

VICTIMS ARE CHILDREN OF ONE FAMILY   16-Year-Oold Youth Uses .22 Rifle in Michigan Tragedy

Charge Yout Murdered 4 Children   Warrant Is Issued By Justice in Death Of ‘Girl Friend’, Oldest of Four

Charge Youth With Murder Of 4 Children   Gives No Reason For Shooting; Arrested While Hitch-hiking

YOUNG VICTIMS FOUND DEAD IN FLOWER PATCH  POLICE UNABLE TO  FIND MOTIVE FOR SENSELESS CRIME

YOUTH NABBED "THIS MORNING NEAR TOLEDE   MICHIGAN FARM BOY HAS CONFESSED SHOOTING TO DEATH THREE GIRLS  . AND BOY

ef lower Patch’ Killer Nabbed Near Toledo  Bodies of Victims   Bodies of Victims y Found Near Swampy Michigan Gravel Pit

Wide Search For Model Bo}  Successful   Youth Sought Internationally For Michigan Mass Slaying Arrested At Toledo.

Youth Is Held For Slayine Children   Admits He Shot Two Boys and Two Girls

Charge 16-Year-Old With Death of Girl Friend Only Today   No Reason For Shootings Given By Dazed Boy

Youth, 16, Held In Slaying of Four Children   ‘Boy Friend’ of Eldest Victim Faces Murder Charges

Boy Admits Slaying of 4 Children   Perpetrator of Michigan Crime Seized in Ohio On “Lucky Hunch.”

No Reason For Brutal Crime Can Be Given   Boy Friend Of One Victim Arrested Todav In Ohio

Boy, 16, Admits Shooting Four Of His Friends   Knows No Reason For His Action.

Youth Nabbed In Slaying Of Four Children   “Boy Friend’? O£ One Girl Who Was Shot Down In Flower Patch Taken Near Toledo

Arrested Near Ohio City Today  Murder Charge Is Filed In Michigan

Boy, 16, Is Held For 4 Child Deaths   Ohio Police Say Youth Confessed Michigan Murders

Motorist Turns ‘in Fleeing Boy   Was Boy Friend’ of Oldest Victim; Sister Finds Elain Children 7

Bodies Of Teen-Age Neighbors Found In. Fiel Field ae   ADMITS SLAYINGS  Michigan Youth Gives   No Reason For ki? A Hwthnwe

Boy Admits Murdering Of Children   Toledo Painter (Captures Youth of 16, Who Reportedly Confesses Crime

16-Year-Old Shoots Four Children: ‘Didn’t Know Why’ He Murdered Them

Bodies Of Farm Children Found In Flower Patch   Admits Killings But Gives No Reason For His Act; One Victim Was His “Girl Friend’

Youth Admits Crime, Says Officer   Deaths Due To Bullet Wounds In Back Of Heads

Murders in Flower Patch in Michigan Yesterday Cleared   16-Year-Old Neighbor's Confession Fails to  Reveal His Motive

Boy, 16, Held In Mass Deaths Of 4 Playmates   Farm Youth Confesses Slaying Girl Friend And Her Brother And Sisters

Teen-Aged Youth Is Arrested .... Ko. ¢ Farm Children Fe ond Shot Fatally

16- Year-Old Youth Confesses Murders To Police Officials   Charge ‘Boy Friend’ of One Imlay Cits Victim With Murder: Arrested In Toledo Suburb

Arrested After Four Children Found Murdered      Michigan Tropos Return Youth From Ohio To Face Charges In Brutal Slaying

Slay er of Four  € hildren Caught  i  Michigan Youth Admits Shooting Neighbors as Thev Picked Flowers

Search Ends As Boy Found Near Toledo.   Children Killed While Picking Wild Flowers

FLOWER-PATCH SLAYINGS—  16-Year-Old Youth Is Chargec In Murder Of Four Children

Father Maintains Hope for Return of Missing Daughter   Reward Boosted to New High of $2,500 While Search Goes On

Father Believes Daughter Alive   Refuses To Give Up Hope; New Lead Fails

Another Lead in Case of Missing Girl Fades Out   Reward Money for Return of Gloria Jean Hits $7,225

Carol of Romania Marries Mistress   Lupescu in Semi-Coma a: Ceremony Is Performed

Ex-King Carol Weds Magde On Deathbed   Simple Ceremony ts Held in Swonk Rio Hotel Apartment

Bride Lies Gravely Ill In Rio Hotel   Bridegroom Once Quit Throne of Romania To Be with Her.

Magda Lupescu Semi-Coriscious Durina Weddina   Carol Sobs During Ceremony As Red-Haired Mistress is Reported Near Death.

Ex-King Carol Marries Magda   One-Time Monarch Of Romania Weds His Dying Paramour

WILL CALL U.S, AS KEY WITNESS FOR PALESTINE   American Officials Say State Department Read; to Testify Any Time

U. S. To Clarify Partition Plans ©   100-Day Inquiry Into Holy Land Problem Formally Launched By UN Genera) Assembly

Assembly-Line Production Of Homes Fails To Fulfill Official Forecasts

General Assembly Opens 1947 Session  Organization Perfected And Members Hope T.,. Hold Hearines Bv First Of Next Week

Legislature's Sessions Begin; Pearsall Speaker   Assembly Officers Also Are Selected

. . NATIONAL COUNCIL CABLES  - REQUEST AFTER: REFU“""““"GEES REJECT ORDER TO LEAVE SHIPS .

JEWS APPEAL TOU. 5. HALT DEPORTATION   Ultimatum of British Is Rejected

IN DISTRICT COUR}   ‘Attorneys Continue  Argue the Ralph Ellis ; Will Action

IN DISTRICT COURT   Attornevs Continue — t Argue the Ralph Ellis Will Action

3] Firemen Hurt - Fighting Blaze   West. Coast Fire Causes $200,000 Damage

TAFT “wins - AN. MAIO!  OF STRENGTH ON. Aitrt. °   INFLATION PROPOS, ~ : -ALS .

District Contest Finals Tomerrow   Twelve Rural Boys and Girls To Compete Here In Annual Cooperative Essay Contest

Satellites Warned to  Cooperate   Punitive Action By UN Threatened If They Buck Border Quiz

Refusal to Cooperate With Proposed Border Commission Night Bring Grave Action

RED SATELLITES ARE WARNED BY UNITED STATES   Panitive Action Promised For Failure To Cooperate With Commission   JOHNSON DISCOUNTS  SOVIET CONTENTION

Three Russiar Satellites Get Warning   Non-Compliance in Border Setup to Result in Charges

RED NATIONS IN BORDER CASE WARNED   Satellites Are Told UN Definitely May Take Punitive Action

WARNS SOVIET SATELLITES TO AID UN GROUP   Failure to Cooperate May Bring Security Council Action

US Warns Soviet States Against Balkan Meddling   Refusal of Cooperation Might Bring Punitive Action of Council

Soviet Satellites Warned That Failure To Cooperate Will Bring Drastic Action

Red Satellites Given Warning  Non-Cooperation May Bring : ) ee ee ee i:

United States Steps Into Balkan Debate   Three Nations Warned Te Cooperate Im Border ~ Solution

TAX INCREASES   Taxation Advisory Committee Makes Report to Mabry on State Institutions   CONSTRUCTION BONDS WOULD SOLVE PROBLEM

A-Scientist Says “Grave Danger, US May Lose Lead  Points Out Errors By Germany

Western Electric Strike Still On   Some Long Distance Lines Still Operating On An Emergency Basis Only.

Phone Service In Some Areas Still Disrupted   Pickets Keeping Workers Idle In  1 owe: (Ee

Phone Service In Some Areas Still Disrupted   Pickets Keeping Workers Idle In  Laraer Cities

Wage Offer Made In Last of Major Telephone Fights   ‘Equipment Union to Give  Answer to Western Elec te Later Today

Powerful Boarding House Stroke Wins Smelt-Eating Contest for Ohio Solon

Congressional Smelt-Eating Title Sfowed Away By Ohio's Rep. Brown

Czechs, Others Skeptical on ‘Marshall Plan   Attitude Taken Is One of ‘Wait and See’

McDowell Says  Reds Sneak in   Communists Smuggled Across Border, House Prober Chareves

CONVINCED ‘RING’ IS SNEAKING REDS IN FROM MEXICO   FIND EVIDENCE OF BORDER ACTIVITY, SAYS HOUSE PROBER

SOLON SAYS RING SNEAKS IN “REDS   Member of Un-American Activities Committee Asserts Communists Being Brought Into U.S. From Mexico.

House Committee Finds Communism 1s ‘Deenly Intrenched In Hollywood’

RING SNEAKING REDS FROM MEXICO INTO U.S, SAID REVEALED  UNAMERICAN COMMITTE!  HEAD SAYS HOLLYWOOD ; HAS MANY COMMUNISTS

Says Ring Sneaks Reds Into U. S.   House Committee On Un-American Activities Makes Charae In Conares

COMMUNISTS ARE BEING SMUGGLED INTO U. S. BY RING   Unamerican Probers Find Ring . Operating in Mexico: Reds in Hollywood

SMUGGLING RING FOR REDS BARED   Said To Sneak Communists Into U. S. From Mexico

RING’ SNEAKS REDS INTO U.S. FROM MEXICO, PROBERS CLAIM   Communism Held Intrenched in Movies   Native Sons Get Behind Anti-Communist Drive

—REDS BUSY ALONG BORDER— Finds Ring Is Bringing  Communists Into U.S.

Says “Ring” Is Sneaking Communist: From Mexico Into The United States   House Subcommittee On Un-American Activities Also Claims Communism Deeply Entrenched In Halivwood.

Ring Smuggles Communists Into US., Is Charge   Congressman Claims Proof They Are Brot in From Mexico

Report Ring Is Sneaking Reds Into Country   Coming From Mexico, Is Evidence Bared by Subcommittee

Ring Discovered Sneaking Reds Into US from Mexico  House Committee Finds Communism Intrenchec  In Hollywood. Movies

Reds Sneak  From Mexico   Congressman Assert: Ring Organized To Aid Entry

Fifteen Boys Flee Boonville, Most Refaken   Sunday Night's Escapes .Make 189 During 5 Months

ROUND UP SEVEN WHO ESCAPED   15 Boonville Boys Stage - Break Last Night, Eight Still Out.

British Eyeing Tourist Dollars  Planning Easing of Some Restrictions

British Tourist Trade Worried Over Backfire Of Gasoline Rationing

ww ssrewew eer we  Over-Abundant Exports Keep Prices High in America

Tobey to Accept Banking, Currency Committee Post   Agreement Irons Out Almost Last Kink in Assignment of GOP Senate Chairmanships Taft Heads Steering Committee

Tobey to Head Senate Banking Grout   Taft Is Elected Chairman of Steering Setup

Republicans Assign Major Senate Posts   Tobey To Head Banking, Taft Steering Groups

SENATORS IRON OUT LAST KINKS   Revolt Leader Accepts Assignment; Taft Heads Steering Committee

GOP Irons Out Kinks in Senate   Tobey Agrees to Head Banking Committee

Taft Heads  ‘Steering’  Committee Tobey Agrees To  Head Group On  2 ee ee ee

Banking Unit's Chairmanship Ouiets Tobey   Other Senate Committee Posts Assigned  Raenubicans

STATES PRIGE Of HEMISPHERE ARMY   Estimate Placed at 10 Mil: lion Annually To Standardize Armies

Good Evening...  The weather forecast is: for sta tus .quo,. plus more of the same from where het winds ‘blow.   Heat Wave Will Stay  On Weatherman Says

President Asks Appropriations To War Use Reealled   Total Of 64 Billion Whacked ~ From Authorized Federal Program. With This Action:

TRUMAN ASKS CONGRESS 10 REPEAL FUNDS   Lists $563 Million In Unneeded Funds For  Current Year

President Says Action Follows Objectives Of New Congress; Liquidation Of Wartime Ship Building Plan Provides Main Amount Saved

SAVING OF HALF BILLION DOLLARS “URGED BY TRUMAN   President Calls on Congress  to Repeal  Found to Be Unrequired.   FOUR NAVY ITEMS INCLUDED IN LIST   These Total $119,000,000 — Another $325,000,000 No  Longer Needed by Maritime Board.

Appropriation Cut Requested ByPresiden   Half Billion Dollars Would Be Saved From. Unspent Funds 

Expect Saving Of Milliong In Recapturing Funds. Net Spent During Fiscal Year     

Truman Requests £563, 888,579 Cut. In Appropriation   Tabor Had Asked Status of Funds for Year Ending June 30

SAVING SEEN ON NUMEROUS WAR FONDS   Slashes in Army, Navy And Maritime Depts. Reach Half Billion

Says New Slash Along With Others Cuts Authorized Federal Program To Over 64 Billion

White House Says Slashes Would Reduce Authorized — Spending Program More Than Sixty Five Billion.

Appropriation Repeal Asked   Truman Acts to Cancel  $563.288R «70

Appropriations Repeal Asked  Truman Acts After Demand For Report

OLD FEDERAL BALANCES 10 BE CANCELED   CONGRESS IS ASKED TO ERASE ITEM OF $563,888,579

Britain May Ask This Nation To Assume Greater Burden in Anglo-U. S. Zone in Germany

U. S. TAXPAYER ASKED TO INCREASE BURDEN   Britain Wants Americans to Pay Additional $250,000,000 of Occunpation Casts.

Repricing of Telephone Service In Nashua is Announced bv N. W. Bell   New Rates to be Effective With Bills Issued on and After Feh %8 104%

PHONE RATES RAISED AS COMPANY MEETS INCREASED COSTS   Report Large Volume Fails to Offset Oper ating Increaaece

Fflective Feh 7   * Higher Service Cost Despite Large Volume Given For Reason ©

TELEPHONE CO. ANNOUNCEMENT   Change in Price For Telephone Service

Bell Telephone Co.  ” Announces Repricing   Manager Wl oA. Schar, full, Tels a Reasons for Raise in Rates; In Effeet Feb. 7th,

DEBATE ON HOUSE LABOR BILL HOLDS GENERAL INTEREST  DISCUSSIONS HAVE BEE! PITTrp Tanks canrman   DISCUSSIONS HAVE BEEN BITTER, TART, SARCASTIC MANY TIMES

Purge Order Costs Set af $50 Million   Extensive Program of Loyalty Checking Awaits Fund Approval

Order Given To Screen All New Job Applicants   Budget Bureau Study Of Amount Asked, Holding Up Investigation.

Plan To Purge Communists May Cost $50 Million. View   Funds Needed

Loyalty Quiz to Be  Expensive   May Cost 50 Millions T<  Inquire Into Lives 0!  US Workers

Weather Bureau's Silvery Balloons, Red Parachutes Are NOT ‘Flying Saucers’

“Radiosondes”’ Sent Into Air Fach Day in All Parts of United State:

Pension, Child Aid Hikes Pass House;  Okay Housing Plan   Two Chambers at Odds On Major Money Issues Now

President Believes Wallace, Pepper Will Campaign For Democratic Ticket In 1948

2 May Campaign   President Thinks Wallace, ‘Pepper Muy Seck U. 8. Presidency

Truman Expects Wallace Support  President Extends the Olive Branch

Picks ‘Tke’ And Stassen   Henry Wallace Tells Newsmen Eisenhower “Would Overwhelm Foe: On Either Ticket

Taft And Dewey May Collide In Illinois   - Senator To Enter Primary If Governor Tries G--~4For State’s 56 Delegates

Hlinois GOP Fight ‘Unsettled’   Coming Controversy May Arouse Strong Campaian Battles

TAFT 10 CLASH WITH DEWEY IN ILLINOIS VOTE   Names of Both to be Entered in 1948  Primaries

Jatt Certain. To File if Dewey Enters Contest” Next April; Green “Favorite Son”

ILLINAIS MAY SEF TAFT AND DEWEY CLASH   REPUBLICANS PUSH MacARTHUR IN WISCONSIN

Dewey And Taft May Collide In  Illinois Test__   GOP Presidential Aspirants May Enter The State Primarv.

Jewey Collision Vith Taft Seen 1) Illinois Area   April Primary To Be Scene of Fight For GOP Nomination

Taft May Enter Primary In Illinois, His Backers Say   Will Counter Dewey's Bid For Bia Block

Dewey-Taft Poll Tiff Set   See Illinois Primary As Vote Battlecround

Vermont's Sen. Aiken Urges GOP Reo rganization  wermonts Sen. Atken Urges GOP Reor:  TAFT, DEWEY MAY COLLIDE. IN THE ILLINOIS PRIMARY

Dewey May Face Taft in Ilinois  Hear Taft May Enter   Hear Taft May Enter If Dewey Seeks State Delegates

Dewey And Taft May Collide. Head-on, In April 13 Illinois State Presidential Primary

Dewey, latt Clash Likely in Illinois   Ohioan To Enter Primary if Dewey Seeks Preference

TAFT, DEWEY MAY CLASH IN ILLINOIS VOTE   Ohioan to Enter Primary Ii New Yorker Seeks Delegates

'Dewey and Taft May Collide 'Headon in Illinois Primary ‘Taft Ready to Try for'56 Delegates

‘PALESTINE PROBLEM  WILL GO BEFORE UN   Present Mandate Is Not Workable, Says Bevin

PALESTINE ISSUE UP TO UN ASSEMBLY   Bevin Says Britain Finds Mandate Is Unworkable

BRITISH DEBATE JEWISH ISSUE   Churchill! Critical of Late  Decision

Debt Payment Priorities Urged   Bi-Partisan Senate Bloc Favors Delay In Reducing Taxes

FEDERAL DEBT SLASH SOUGHT   Senate Bloc Would Make Tax Cuts Secondary

Senators Feel Any Budget Cut Should Be Used To Reduce Public Debt

BI PARTISAN BLOG WANTS DEBT GUT, NOT TAX SLASHES   Demands Are Made Today at Capital by Senators of Both Parties; Set Up Ceiling Estimates.

Bi-Partisan Senate Bloc Demands Public Debt Cut Before Tax Slash

Bi-Partisan Senators Oppose Use Of Saving For Lowering Taxes   Senate Is Expected To Trim Six Billion Reduction On Truman’s Figures Made By House To About Four And Half Billion,

WOULD APPLY BUDGET SLASH T0 U, S, DEBTS   House Approves Six Billion Dollar Cut In Spending

Senate Bloc Demands Budget Slash Used For Reducing Debt   Bi-Partisan Group Opposes Primary Aim of Tax Cut

Use Budget Cut To Reduce Debt, Senators Urge   2-Party Group Seeks to Retain Tax Level Until Debt Is Lowered

LILIENTHAL OK SAID ASSURED   Administration Forces See tnquiry End Soon

TAFT FAVORS ADDITIONAL U. S, AID TO EUROPE   Senator Believes America Must Send Help For ‘Perhaps 3 Years’

GIFT SHOPPING HITS TOTAL OF 1, BILLIONS   6 to 10 Per Cent Increase Over 1946 in Dollar Volume

Real Rube Says tt Was impestor   Famed: Former Pitcher Marquard Working Regularly, Wasn't Man Arrested:

ACTION BY UN ASKED; CLAMOR GROWS LOUDER   Bulgaria Communist Foe Arrested For ‘Plot’

Protest Note Approved by President   Hungarian Minister Unofficially Backs Up Truman

SLOTS PAY OFF IN LISBON TOLD   Former VFW Head Tells Of Weekly Payments at Liquor Hearing

— INQUIRY — “Meyer Had Blank — Check’    FLIER DEFENDS PUBLICITY AID

Hughes Denies Offering Job To Gen. Meyers   Plane Builder Says “fOfficer, Now Retired Suggested Getting Post

G.0.P.Due for Battle on Budget   House, Senate Split on Amount to Trim Government Spendinc

Plans For Massed Bombing Were Abandoned Because Of Bad Weather And Low Ceiling, Al. ternate Flan Is Used   PLANES ASSEMBLED  OVER GAPE MAY. NJ

Mass Attack Is Thwarted By Weather   Other Cities Are Included In Army Display Of Power

Hughes Delays Responding To Senate Reques!   Tells Senate Probers He Will Not Appear To Testify Before Wednesday   MEYER ARRIVES FROM FRANCE TO TESTIFY  a ee ee

RAMADIER WINS SUPPORT VOTE TO DEFY REDS   Accuses Communists of Exploiting Movement to Undermine Republic

RAMADIER GETS CONFIDENCE. VOTE  Protest Strike In “France Is Staged

Ramadier Win In Test Vote Over Reds   French Premier Is Given Fifth Confidence Vote

Ramadier (Government  Wins Vote  : Frerneh Premier  Bitterly Attacks

SOCIALISTS SCORE VICTORY IN FRANC AS STRIKE IMPENDS   $0-Minute Protest Set by Paris Workers under Direction of Reds; Crisis Is Cause.   RAMADIER IS GIVEN CONFIDENCE VOTE

Ramadier Is Given Vole Of Confidence   ~ Accuses ‘Communists -Of Exploiting Strike Wave 

Ramadier Given Confidence Vote  French Premier Wins Assembly Approval

Ramadier Gets Fifth Vote of Confidence   Support Comes After He Charges Red ‘Strike Plot

JUNIOR LEAGUE TRIUMPHS, 2-1   American All-Stars Grab Close, Exciting Game

Americans Beat National League All-Stars, 2-1   Error Sets Up Winning Run; Mize Homers for Losers’ Only Score

Pinch-Hitters Pay Off In All-Star Game   nm American 000 001 100-2 8 0 National 000 100 000—1 5 1

Mize Pounds Long Homer   Junior Circuit Keeps All-Star Tilt Mastery

American League All Stars Win By Score of 2-1.   Junior Cirevit Triumphs Over Natjonal Loop With Eight-Hit Attack; Johnny Mize Hits Homer for Only Run Made by Losers

American League Beats Nats 2-1 In All-star Game   Come From Behind te Continue dinx=--Mize Poles 380-foot Homer For the Natianniec

Johnny Mize Blasts 380 Foot Homer To Right In Major Loop Classic At Cubs' Wrigley Field

Home Run  of Mize Wasted   Frank Shea Winning Pitcher; 41,123 Persons View Classic

Stars Of A. L. Take ‘Dream Game, 2 To 1   Homer By Mize Is Only Score Nationals Able To  Manufacture.

Modern Halloween Celebration Is Far Cry From Ancient Pagan Ceremony In Britain

Halloween, Which Started as Druid Pagan Ceremony, Te Naveloning into Night of Community Celebrations

SEVEN COUNTRIES FAVOR AID ~ Poland Expresses Readiness To ~ Cooperate In Marshall Plan

POLAND WILLING TO JOIN MARSHALL PLAN   Seven European Nations Have In. dicated A Willingness Ta Participate

DUTCH DEMA REICH POCKETS   Big Four Ministers Also Get Pilea to Change Border of Austria

HOLLAND SEEKS BORDER POCKETS “TO RECTIFY LINE   Demands Presented to Big Four Ministers Meet-

Portland Bus Service Heads  To Standstill   Seventy Drivers  Schedule Strike

Congressmen Turn Art Critics In Appreciation of Proposed State Department Exhibits

SEARCH FOR GLASS EYE TUANS OUT FRUITLESS   Bucks County Rescue Squad Is Principal in The Hunt   ‘LOST WHILE BATHING

FAIL TO RECOVER GLASS EYE FROM BLACK DITCH MUD   LOST WHILE BATHING   Muddiness of Water Ham: pers Searchers; Underwater Light is Used

Husband Kills Bride, Father, Takes Own Life   Brother-In-Law, Mothes Wounded; Had Threat. ened to Kill Wife, Out On Bond

Four Deaths In Family Shooting   Bride, Father-in-Law, Brother and Estranged Husband Dead

Four Deaths In Family Shooting  Bride, Father-in-Law, Brother and Estrangec

BRIDE AND TWO OTHERS KILLED   Young Husband Ends Lives Of Wife, Father And Himself

Husband Sought For Killing Two Is Found Dead.   Fatally Shot Wife And Own Father; Then : Takes Own Life.

Youth Kills Wife Father And Self  Wounds Mother And Youna Brother-!n-Law

ILLINOIS YOUTH SLAYS 2, THEN ENDS OWN LIFE   Bride and Father of Gunman 22, Dead—Two Others Are Wounded

16-YEAR-OLD BRIDE SHOT AT ROLLER RINK   Husband Kills Wife, Father Wounds Two Others

VES CUS Alb OD pels thet ea  Ninth District Provides Only Real Contests In Vote Today   Virginians To Elect 140 For Assembly ; Democrats Favored

Little Excitement As Virginians Vote   Most Contests In Southwest Section Of State Where GOP Will Make Strongest Bid

U. §. TRAINING TO BE GIVEN TOP GERMANS   Best Students to Be Indoctrinated in Democracy

INMATES CLAIMED TREATED ‘WORSE THAN ANIMALS’ Conditions At State Prison Farms Are Assailed By Solons: Discharge Of Manaaers Is Demanded

 ‘Worse Than Nazi Camps’ Firing of Two State Prison Farm Managers Recommendea

House Investigators Say Two Jail Managers Should Be Fired for Inability

tiene cman aaa aaa  AMERIC AN CLAIMS TO PACIFIC rr ANDS SIIBMITTED TO UN

U.S. Claims To: Mandate Islands Laid Before United Nations Tadac

American Requests For 623 ’ Strategic Islands To Be Heard Today .

State C10 Chief “Blasts Dewey: m- Convention Talk   Challenges Governor Reveai Position on TaftHartley Law   REFERS TO O’DWYER AS NEXT EXECUTIVE   Labor Day Proclamations From Capitol Political Bunk. Says Hollander

State C.1.0. President Assails Dewey, Taft, Ives As Labor Enemies

President Signs Stop-Gap Aid Bill Debate Financing   » Mr. Truman Reported To Be Nearly Ready To Present Long-Range Relief Plan: Ack $88 Million Cut

TRUMAN SIGNS FOREIGN AID BILL President Prepares To Send Long-Ranae Plan To Solons

Heavy Toll Is Taken By lash  Floods In Japan   Typhoon Lashes Central Plain  OF IsJancl

Nippon Flood Toll Mounting   Nearly 2,000 Dead, Missing After Rains

Towns Near Tokyo Are Under Water; Crops Damaged   53,500 Homes Inundated to Eaves North of ©  Capital City      * WORLD NEWS YIN A NUTSHELL

Strike of 18 Steel Workers Idles 3500 Men   Wage, Hour Talks Also Halted as Peaceful Settlement Neared

“Dinky” Workers End Strike That Had 3,500 Idle   Eighteen Men Come To Terms And To Return To Their Work.

136 Bodies Taken From Burned Ship   To Reduce Air Force in Europe   Polish Envoy Is ‘Told Off’   POY RITES FOU PLE   18 Strikers Make 3,500 Steelworkers Idle

WORKERS END STEEL STYMIE   Return To Jobs Opens Way For Resumption Of Talks

J, & L. STRIKERS RETURN TO JOBS   Contract Negotiations To Be Resumed Wednesday

Unauthorized Strike Which Ended Steel Contract Talks is Halfed .

Walkout Halts Wage Discussion   3,500 Emplayees Idle At Pennsylvania Steel Corporation

Strike of Plant Trainmen Ends   Contract Talks With J & L to Be Resumed  Tomorrow

Southbury G.I. Escapes From Yuso Captors   Soldier Reports News Of Seizure Of Three Others In Party .

j.$.-Britain Demand Release Of 3 Americans Kidnaped In Yugoslavia

GEN. MARSHALL WARRIOR WHO LOVES PEACE   One of Greatest of All Soldiers Now to Help Build Peace

Liquor Stores To Close for Fairs   Fire Razes Four Blocks In Minot, N. D. Area

14 OF 18 GERMANS SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR VIIINIC. EQ BDITICLE AIDAAEAL TRYVINIGC. TO ECCADE

14 GERMANS 10 DIE GIVEN SENTENCES   Two Get Life Terms: Others Are Told Today of Penalties,

14Germans to Swing for Killing Fliers   50 Airmen Were Slain After Prison Escape

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   14 SS and Gestapo Members Sentenced to Hang

Arad Underground is Blamed for Violence as Tension Grows In Palestine.

TWO INJURED AT CONSULATE. IN JERUSALEN   At Time, 2000 Syrians Reported Maneuvering Nearby “:

Arab Bomb Hits U.S. Consulate   American Position On Partition of Palestine Blamed

BOMB iS EXPLODED INU. 5. CONSULATE 2 EMPLOVES HURT   Police Blame Blast on Jihad Underground of Arabs; Armies Said to Be Near Border.   AMERICANS BACK PARTITION PLANS

Two Hurt Today In  Jerusalem  Outbreak   Arab Underground Blamed; Armies Maneuver Along Palestine Border

Bomb Explodes In- Compound of U.S. Consulate   Jerusalem Bombing. Blamed on Arab: ‘Underground Group’

WORLD NEWS IN A NUTSHELL   U.S. CONSULATE IN JERUSALEM BOMBED AS, ‘(ARAB ABDMAY DREPADEC FOR ACTION IN THE HOLY LAND

TWO EMPLOYES HURT SLIGHTLY BY EXPLOSION   Blast Believed In Retaliation For American  UN Stand.   JIHAD BLAMED      2,000 Syrian-Lebanese Troows Reported On Palestine Border.

JERUSALEM CONSULATE IS BOMBED   Arabs Blamed For Bombing of U. S. Consulate

ARABS BOMB U.S. CONSULATE AT PALESTINE   Believed Reprisal For U. S. Support of Partition Plan.

Arab Underground Blamed as Armies Gather on Border   Blast Called Result of American Support for Palestine Partition

American Consulate In Palestine Blasted; Blame Laid to Arabs   Concussion Rips Door, Windows: Poland’s Embassy Bombed Sunday; Troops Reported Stull Marching

Arab Underground Blamed in Bombing Of U. S. Consulate   Twe Employes Hurt Slightly in Jerusalem Blast;  Polish Embassy Hit

Two Palestinian Empleyes Injured; Police Suspect Jihad, Arab Underground

TWO INJURED IN BLAST LAID TO ARAB REPRISAL   Jihad, Underground Arabian Ring, Seen Responsible Agency

UNEASY QUIET AT MICHIGAN PLANT   PART OF WORKERS REMAIN IN FACTORY THROUGHOUT NIGHT

Quiet Reigns Over Strike-Bound Plan’  State Police Order Firm to Behave

Capt. Scavarda Heads Off Fight  Orders Plant Head To Remain Inside”

Industry-Wide Bargaining Ban Beaten 44 to 43  hatch Plays Part  get Wiananwar   Hatch Plays Part In Fast Maneuver  To Clinch the Action

Today On Capitol Hill... .  Life Of Two Committees At Stake In The Senate; Various Proposals Eyed

Senate Debates Two Committees      Predicted That Vote Will Be Close On Prolonging Life of Investigating Body

Capital Debates Special Groups   War Investigation, Small Business  Bodies Viewed

100,000 Soldiers Patrol Palestine   Gruner, Who Fought With British, Hanged For Jewish Disorders

HOLY LAND Is TENSE AFTER EXECUTIONS   Dov Gruner and Three Other Jewish Underground Men, Hanged by British.

Dov Gruner And 3 Other  Jewish Terrorists Hanged   British Carry Out Execution Despite Threats Of Veri-  table War Against England In Paleston If Mandate Car”  ried Out; Curfew Imposed On Palestine Jewish Quarters

EXTRA SESSION ON EUROPE MAY BE NECESSARY   Immediate Responsibility May Be Too Great to Ignore

OD TO AID EUROPE   British Collapse Reported Spreading to Nations on The Continent

Cannot Await Marshall Plan Leaders Aver   Bevin’s Appeal For U.S. Gold Puzzles Financial Circles

Congress Session May Be Forced By European Crisis   ‘Administration Faces Possibility Of Special Session Result Of Economic Situation   PRESIDENT’S PLAN MAY BE AFFECTED

Crisis In Europe Is Pondered   Special Session Of Congress Is Hinted By Some Observers

ALARM OVER . EUROPE MAY CAUSE GALL   BRITISH COLLAPSE 1S BEING “REFLECTED IN ECONOMY OF OTHER COUNTRIES ABROAD

Truman Gets Report  on Conclave Marshall Relates Progress  Made at Moscow

ANDERSON 10 SPEAK TONIGHT   Grange Asserts Farmers ‘Not Reaping Harvest’

Opposition To  Medical Center  Plan Decried a — Group  ncwere   Saline County Group Answered By Leader Of Hospital Plan

Council Bluffs Firm’s Offer Said Too High   Decide To Re- Advertise Extension BRD Note itt Neu Addition

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HOUSE ANGRY . _ OVER ACTION *_OF EXECUTIVE   MERBEART SEEKS TO BOTTLE “ UP BILL. PASSED BY HOUSE PENDING FATE — OF FEDERAL LAW

HERBERT SEEKS TO HALT REVOLT   House Rebels as Governor Asks Senate to Let Labor Bill Die

HERBERT SEEKS TOHALTREVOLT ON LABOR BILL   House To Vote Today on Pay Boost for Legislators, State, County Officials

laft Keeps nflation oor Open   Little Hope Is ‘Held for Cost : Of Living Bill

LIVING . COSTS ACT ; NOT EXPECTED. 10 BE. GIVEN PASSAGE:   Republican Leaders Offer No Encouragement After First  Round Loss

Weatherman Sees Six More Weeks of Winter Even if Groundhog Does See. His Shadow

6,000 Miners Remain Out   Hard Coal Men Stay Out Despite End of Sitdown of 13

DATE SET FOR ~ ARMY CHANGE ~ AT FT, HAYES   © + FIFTH SEAVICE COMMAND TO BE DISSOLVED MAY 31- . GEN, BEIGHTLER NOT  ” ASSIGNED

SOLD AS SURPLUS GOODS   Swarm ef Bees Set Up Shop in At. lanta Ordnance Depot

FARM RESEARCH FUNDS BOOSTED   Increase Marketing Study Outlay Today Rv BO Per Cent

Fear of Russia Slows Budget Cutting Moves   Income Tax Slashing Bills Also Run Into Difficulty in Senate

A Research Fund Boost   House Votes Increase For Farm Marketing Study; Meat Inspectior Costs Up to Industry

Fund Bill Proposals Taken Up   Solons Increase Allocation After Russ Progress Told

Senate Defeats Plan 44 To 27   Measure Would Allow $750 And $1,500 Exemption:

Increase in Funds for Agricultural Marketing Research Voted in House

‘House Tentatively Hikes Funds for Agricultural Marketing Research

FAVOR HIKE IN RESEARCH FUNDS   House Tentatively Vote: Boost in Market Study

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  ‘Miss Lizzie’: A Study In Rlue-Blooded Socialism

‘Miss Lizzie’ Can Get Almost Anything From the City of Baltimore Except Votes

Nationalization Plans {n Europe Hold U.S, Threa   U. S. Plans Firm Stand Against Possible Loss To American Property

Britain Views Hungary Appointments As Direct Red Grab for Gov. Power

London Views Recent Events in Hungary as Step by Communists to Seize Power in Country

Epileptic Girl Is Kept In Stockade Because Hospitals Are Too Crowdec

TOWN SEEKS AID FOR CAGED GIRL   No Place in State Mental Hospitals, Says Bureau Chief

Improvements At Airport Voted To Cost $24 770   Labor Leaders Push Fight For Decatur Co-Op Retail Store   Aged Man, Suffering From Fractured Skull, Passes Out Bills

-@ PAUL MALLON—   Attempts to Cripple National Unity on Foreign Policy Seen

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Ohio Legislature Begins Enactment  Of 109 Million Dollar Appropriation

New Ohio Legislation Rushes Action On Partial Appropriations Bill: Plan To Pav Soldier Bonus

Bonus Issue Conironting Legislators      , Ohio Solons Also Take Up Appropriations Bill This Week

Lausche Asks Soldier Bonus  In Message to Legislature  109 Million Dollar Appropriation Bill Headed for Eaactment Before End of Week

City Commission Calls For Bids On New Wells. Pipelines. Reservoir

Water System To Be Improved For City   City Commission Calls For Bids On New Wells. Pipelines, Reservoir

STATION SUES LABOR UNION   Strikebound WCKY Seeks $25,000 Damages

Unemployment Compensation Director Fired   E. T. Dormer Accused Of Malfeasance In Lotest Bombshell

HOUSE PROBERS WAIT HEARINGS   Only One Witness Named for Session of Un-American Committee Tomorrow

Eisler, Named Top Agent For Kremlin in U. S., to  Be Questioned Tomorrow

Mystery Shields House Hearing   House Committee On UnAmerican Activities To Hold Session Tomorrow

ALIEN ARRESTED IN NEW YORK AS KREMLIN AGENT  WILL BE SUMMONED  FOR TESTIMONY IN UN-AMERICAN PROBE

Cloak of Mystery Shrouds Witnesses  For House Hearinc Gerhard Eisler   Gerhard Eister To Testify Before Un-American Groun

Eisler Summoned, Thomas Reveals; Hearings to Start Tomorrow By House Committee

Cloak of Mystery About Witnesses  Un-American Group to Open Hearings

Eisler, Ex-Communist Editor; Faces Possible Denortation Proceeding:

M stery Prevails in “Un- ‘American’ Hearing      Nomes of All but Ofe Witness~Withheld: inHouse Group Quiz

ONLY HALF REAPPOINTED Names of 57 Aggie Officers To Be Read at Mess Tonight

Taft Heckled By Snarling Mob: In Talk At Seattle   Ohio Senator Has Hand Injured In Demonstration At Rail Station

TAFT AGAIN HITS AT HIS HECKLERS   Senator’s Left Hand Injurec As Driver Slams Door

REDUCTION IN TAX URGED BY TAFT To CURB LIVING COST   (Continued from Page One)

GOP Blames Reds For Taft Heckling  Ohio Senator’s Hand Slammed in Door During Demonstration

Taft, Injured In Picketing Confusion, Lashes Back At Labor Leaders In Seattle

Hecklers Walk Out  On Taft: He Blame:  Truman For Prices Charge Communists  With Unruly Booing; Senator Hurts Hand

Taft Seattle Talk Jeered By Hecklers  GOP Host Says Demonstration Communist-Led

Senator Taft Is Booed During His Defense of New Labor Act   Says Protest Methods Will Help Republicans Sweep Next Election

Taft Is Booed As He Defends New Labor Aet    Ohio Senator Says Such Protest Methods Will Aid GOP; Calls for Tax Cut in Seattle Speech.

DEFENDS LABOR BILL AGAINST UNION MEMBERS   Group Booes, Walks Out Dur. ing Taft’s Speech in Seattle; Injures Hand

Taft Declares Hecklers Helping GOP Vote Victory   GOP Leader Blames Booing By Unionists on ‘Reds’; Taft Hurt in Confusion

Taft Heckled By Crowd In Seattle Hall   GOP LEADERS BOOED BY LABOR GROUP IN AUDIENCE

HECKLING DEMONSTRATION PROMPTS TAFT TO PREDICT SUCH METHODS WILL HELP GOP’S WIN ELECTION

Taft Calls For Cut  In Taxes  Ohio Senator’s Hand Injured At Seattle Station

Taft Replies To Hecklers   Declares Tactics Will Help Election GOP; Senator Injures Hand

Taft Defends Law, Urges  Cutin Taxes      Heckling During Seattle Meeting Is Blamed on Communists; Majority Of Listeners Cheer

Hecklers Boc Taft Speech   Senator Claims Such Demonstrations Will Only Help GOP Cause

Taft Heckled At Seattle   Hand Injured When Caught in Car Door— Six Stitches in Wound

Union Members Heckle Senator   Organized Pickets Bearing Placards Interrupt Speech

Taft Says Hecklers Will Help GOP Win a in 1948 Election   Hand Injured in Mishap, Senator Answers His Foes in Seattle

—TAFT ASSAILS HECKLERS— ‘Communists’ Blamed For Senator’s Injury

Denham Attacks 1.1. U. Policy Of No Contract   Claims Industrial Management Hampered By Specialization   Taft, Hand Hurt In Heckling, Strikes Back At Labor Chiefs

‘Will Help GOP’  Taft Strikes At Unionists After Injury In Picketing   Ohioan’s Hand Hurt In Door Of His Car During Loud Melee

Taft Strikes at Policy of Labor Leaders   Defends New Law Tuesday Night in Seattle Speech

SeesGOP Gaining Thru Union Acts      Pickets f Boisterous in Heckling, Taft  in Caattle Gnaach -

Demonstration Against Taft Has Red hsraon  Such Met iods Will Help Republicans,

Taf Gontends Hecklers’ Help GOP’s Chances      Senator’s: Hand Injured As Auto Door Slams; Communists Blamed For ~ Picketinge

Taft Calls for - Slash in Taxes   Ohio Senator Injured in Seattle Picketing Con fusion: Strikes Back at Labor Leaders.

AFL Studio Heac Kidnaped and Brutally Beaten   H. K. Sorrell Tossed From Car 130 Miles North of Hollvwood

Film Strikers’ Chief Beaten Up   Sorrell ‘Kidnaped,’ Tossed From Auto

One Abductor Wore Police Uniform . . . "Jnion Leader Is Found Badly Beaten, Tied Up . On California Highway

Union Head Found Bound Badly Beaten   Herbert K. Sorrell, CSU President, Says He Was Kidnaped by 3 Men, Thrown from Car

Russian Veto Is Anticipated ....  United Nations Argues The Method Of Forming  A Global Police Force

UN Police Plan Veto Is Feared   Russia Opposed To Ide: Of Contributions On  Comparative Basis

POSSIBILITY SEEN OF NEW RED VETO   Vote on World Police Force Reported Near

Soviet Veto Possible On  Police Plan   Russia Wants AH WNatfons To Donate Equally To Force

REDS MAY VET ARMS PROPOSAL   Pian For Global Police Force Faces Test

Dehate Opened on Measure  to Curb Unions  Taft Leads Off Explanation of Pending Bill

Senate Begins Debate On Bilt To Curb Union:   Green Hopes To Ease Some Of Restrictions

Senate Begins Debate on Bill ToCurb Labor   Taft Asserts Present Law:  Place Small Employers i

SEN. TAFT ASKS CURBS ON UNIONS   GREEN ABANDONS HOPE OF BLOCKING “VICIOUS ANTILABOR’ BILLS.

‘SENATE STARTS LABOR DEBATE      Green Gloomily Admits Congress Will Pass “Anti Laber” Bil

CIO Enter: Telephone Industry   Murray Reveals Plan to Bring Phone Unions Into CIO Structure

C10 ORGANIZING - PHONE WORKERS   Failure of Recent Strike Causing Formation of  New Union,

(10 Will Form Union For U.S. Phone Workers   Mechanics For Setting Up Union Planned

Leaders To Hold Formation Meet At Philadelphia   Action Comes After Long Distance Move; Murray Calls Parley

U1. 0. TO ORGANIZE NEW PHONE UNION   Murray Calls Meeting to Outline Mechanics of Setup.

Fruman to Ask for ‘Cradle-to-Grave’ Health Bill in Broad Security Plan

Broad ‘Social’ Program To Be Aim-Of Truman   Amended Version of *Cra dlc, To the Grave” Bill _ Among Measures To Be Sent Cougress   Suggestions Vie “With Taft Ideas   President Expected -to: Ask Federal Aid For Education, Jump in Minimum Wace. Rate

List 91 Organizations On ‘Subversive Roll For U.S. Loyalty Tests

ORGANIZATIONS ARE BRANDED “SUBVERSIVE   Prepared For Government's Loyalty Board

LAUSCHE SUPPORTS OHIO VETS’ BONUS   Says State Owes Payment to Service Personne!

LAUSCHE SEEN —AS-CANDIDATE   EX-GOVERNOR BACKS STATE BONUS DURING ADDRESS ’ —SCOFFS AT VICE PRES_ IDENT HUMOR

Passport Charge Lie Says Eisler  Rlavear Ranreacan tad   Never Represented Red Party Is Claim

ADAMS TRANSIT BUS BUYERS ANNOUNCED   Lincoln Company, Hanover, And Wolf Bus Company, York Springs, Among Those Who Have Bought Lines

Coastal Village Swept by Fire  Washington Tragedy}  TD Lemcy fan T =g

Coastal Village Swept by Fire  Washington Tragedy Takes One Life

CAN’T REACH KANSAS   Cool Air Gets Discouraged and Goes Away, Says Forecaster

‘Humphrey Bogart Leads Score of Stars Protesting Red Brand on Hollywood

New Appeal for Financial Aid; Leaders Confer   Secretary Promises Full Statement On Problem of Supplying Aid To Nation

State Office Urges Quick Grecian Aid   Secretary Marshall Calls Help For Greek Nation A Matter Of Primary Importance To U. S.

Marshall Says U. S. Should  U.S. May Help Shaky   U.S. May Help Shaky Greek Royalist Govt. To Remain in Power

Aid Is Matter of Vital Importance   Greek Plea Is Given Attention of Truman

U.S. STUDYING AID TO GREECE   Vitally Important, Says Secretary Marshall

Secretary Says Need  9  “Urgent   Byrnes Joins in Plea for Speedy Senate Treaty Ratification

Marshall Declares Aid to Greece \s of Vital Importance fo U: S.   Matter Receiving ‘Urgent Attention’ of Truman Secretary of State Reveals; Greece Reported t Have Filed Appeal For Financial Help

SAYS ISSUE IS IMPORTANT 10 UNITED STATES   Secretary Says Matter Has Received “Urgent Attention’ of President

At TO GREECE MATTER OF PRIMARY - MPORTANCE TOU, S   This Was Seeretary Marshall's First Formal Statement. =   URGENT ATTENTION   By President Truman Discussed With Congressional Leaders.

Marshall Says — Greek Aid of Top Importance  Final Decision On  Further U.S. Steps T  SY 5, So ec een” af, (nee tener een eee

Greek Economy Near Collapse, Says Marshall   Balkan Nation Appeal: Directly to U. S. for Financial Assistance

Matter of Primary Importance to U. S. Secretary of State  Cave in Wachinatan

Greece’s Economic Fight ‘Of Primary Importance’ —ToU.S.. Marshall State:

SAYS PROBLEM HAS BEEN GIVEN ‘URGENT STUDY   Secretary Of State, Byrnes Urge Speedy Approval Of Peace Treaties

CLAIMS ISSUE IS OF PRIMARY U.S. INTEREST   Stresses Importance As British Plan Withdrawal

Marshall Says Aid To Greece Very Important   Says Matter Has Received Urgent Attention of President and Leaders

IS INDORSED BY MARSHALL   Secretary Says Assisting Country Is “of Primary Importance to the United States”—Pepper Is Skeptical.

SAYS MATTER CETS ‘URGENT’ 0. S. ATTENTION   Secretary Promises Full Public Statement When Study Finished

Gen. Marshall Says U. §. Set To Aid Greece   Secretary Is Ready Te  Depart for Moscow Peace Parley

Request For Help  Renewed   Secretary Marshall States Aid to Greece Is Important to The United States

Marshall Says Aid To Greece Primarily Important fo U. 5.   Pepper Says Issue Should Be Sent - To United Nations

‘Inefficiency’ In Pure -hasing Unit Char -wed   Examiner Also Tells Legis lators He’s Heard ‘Rumors Of Graft

Sate Accounts Examiner Tells Of Graft Rumor  Purchasing Division ‘Inefficiency’ Seen By Ralph Eagerton

State Hospital Site For Medic Center Proposed   Moving Of U.A. School In Little Rock Discussed

Senate Debate On New Porta  Bill Scheduled  Drastic Measure Is Passed By Committee

TOUGHER ANTI-PORTAL PAY BILL VOTED BY SENATE COMMITTEE  MEASURE HAS HOUSE'S FAR-REACHING BAN ON CLAIMS AS APPROVED

SlugfestOver Budget.Cutting Looms Today   GOP Lawmakers Ready To Use Treasury-Postoffice Slashes For Verbal Weapons

VISHINSKY HITS TRUMAN QUOTE   Claims Propaganda Designed To Desiroy Russia

Attack Upon Pres. Truman  Thinly Veiled   Quotes Partial Statements Made My Sen. Truman In Newspaper Story In 1941.

Relief from Cost to U.S. Is Objective   Former President's Mission Is at Request of Pres ident Truman

Hoover Will Study Food  In Germany   Survey Planned With View To Relieving Burden On U. S. Taxpayers

Truman Asks Hoover Head Food Mission   Former President Will go to Germany at President's Request to Study Food Conditions

Coal Men Claim Wage Boost Helps  Crash Threat _   Crash Threat Lessened By Lewis Agreement

ESTIMATE 2,000 PERSONS  ream praia aniomnlis Si aa eteg E i ol ia

Toins U.N. Ranks   Order Delays Sugar Ruling   Stay of Exccution Checks Ration Halt

Sugar Rationing System Sav- rom Possible Collapse  OPA Wins Temporary Victory in U.S. Court Of Appeals

Obtain Execution Siay Of Judge's Order Threatening ‘Rationing System Collapse!

OPA Saves Rationing Of Sugar Temporarily  Higher Court Stays  Execution of Orde   Higher Court Stays — Execution of Order - Which Might Junk  ~ Entire Program

OPA Wins  Respite In  Sugar Crisis VU. S. Court Orders  Delay In Execution

OPA WINS ROUND IN FIGHT TO SAVE SUGAR RATIONING   APPEALS COURT STAYS EXECUTION OF DECREE   Tribunal Told Order Would Cause “Irreparable Damage to Public’—Hearing Set for Feb. 7.

Legal  Order Saves OPA Sugar Ratior   Judge Grants. Delay On Court Edict Threatening System

OPA Is Granted  Execution Stay  Sugar Rationing Is Temporarily Saved

Order Stayed, Sugar Ration Is Continuec   OPA Wins Delay in Decree Exempting Industries Fram Proaeram

Tactics Used By Russians Are Scored   French Come In For Criticism From Secretary

—MOSCOW— Attitude On Reparations  Is Assailed  Unification Plan Drafted: By Bevin

Marshall Blunt: In Denouncing Red Ultimatum   Hits Russ Stand Reparations Are Vital to Any . Agreement

“ULTIMATUM” OF RUSSIA IS DENOUNCED BY SEC, MARSHALL   Says Soviet Stand On German Reparations Is  Slowing Work

Delivers His Bluntest Talk  Of Conference   Says Accord Can Never Ba Reached On Basis Of Ultimatum Or Immovable Position   Also Criticizes French Attitude   'Deelarcs America Is Opposed to Making Germany Congested Sham In Mid-Europe

OAV NO PAGT CAN OE MADE ON THAT BASIS   Tells Russ No Treaty Better Than One Reached by Qnnosing Minds.  1

. Marshall's Speech  Denounces Soviets   Immovable Attitudes Criticized In Effort to Speed Treaty Acts

Demand for Reparations Condemned   Bevin Submits Plans for Unification of Germany by July 1

Marshall Hits Russian Positior On n Reparations  a a i ee   Denounces Soviet ‘Ultimatum’; Bevin  Proposes Unification

Turns Down Red Stand on Reparations   U.S. Secretary Also Takes Issue With French Yiew

Marshall Says Red Stand an Ultimatum   Secretary, in Bluntest Speech of Foreign Ministers Conference, So Interprets Soviet Demand for Reich Reparations.

CALLS FIXED POSITION BASIS BAR TO UNITY   Blunt Speech Warns Soviets Meeting of Minds Necessary.

Bevin Has New Proposal .  Marshall In Blunt  — Soviet Accusation

J. S. Secretary Of State Declares “Real Meeting Of Minds And Real Desire To Carry Out Both Spirit And Letter Of Agreements” Are Needed—Soviet View Is That No Settlements Can Be Reached If Reparations Demands Are Not Met

Soviet Stand Held Threat To Accord   Blunt Speech Is Stirred By Moscow’s Stand-Pat Attitude; Intention to Divide Germany Denied

LOL LO LL LL LL A AO A A A  Late News   OOO LB LO LO LL LO LO LE EME ME MP  Marshall in Biunt Speech Aaainst Russia

FLAYS RUSSIAN ULTIMATUM 10 BIG 4 MEETING   Bevin Submits Proposal For Unification Of Germany; Moscow ‘No’ Seen

Marshall Gives Blunt Speech  At Conference   U. S. Delegate Denounces Soviet Russia for Delivering “Ultimatum” to Moscow Council.

Bevin Asks Unification Agreement   British Request Sets Standard for German Reimbursement for Maintenance   French Are Seored   Seeretary Also Criticises French Stand About Ruhr

U.S. Secretary Also Critical Of French   Real Desire To Carry Out Pacts Said Necessary

Marshall ‘Won't Trade With Soviet   Russian Demand For Reparations As Price For Economic Unity Rejected Outright?

GENERAL ALSO CRITICIZES FRENCH   Spirit Of Cooperation : Lacking, He Declares   Impossible Unless Soviets Get Reparations Now, Ultimatum States

Soviet Flayed for Ultimatum on Reparations   Immovable Positions Will Result in No Becord, Assertion

US. Secretary Speaks Mind At Today's Session   Agreements Must Be Based On Real Meeting OF Minds.

Soviets Demand Guarantee Of Reparations   No Agreement On Ultimatum Basis, Marshall Bluntly Tells Ministers

Soviet Stand Rapped Hard by Marshall   Says Real Accord Cannot Be Reached on Ultimatum Basis

U.S. Seeretary Rejects Soviet Parley Tacties   Blunt Speech Refuses Negotiation Based on Russian Demands for German Reparations

Agreements Must Receive Full Support   Russsia Demands German Reparations; Bevin Calls For Unification July 1

Marshall Hits Red Ulfimatum To Ministers .   American Secretary Of State Criticizes France as Well as Russic Ear Immoavahle Stand -

U. S. Delegate Hays Soviet For Ultimatum   Secretary Declares Potsdam Pact Is Misinterpreted

U.S. Secretary of State Calls for “Meeting of Minds’ on Big Issues

Marshall Assails Soviet ‘Ultimatum   .Bluntest. Speech of Big Four Conference ‘Warns. Real Agreements Are: Impossible on Basis of ‘Immovable Position’ of Russians

Denounces Russian ‘Ultimatum For Reich Reparations   American Secretary Against Making Agreements If Nations Do Not Intend To Abide By Them

Ultimatum By Soviet Russia Is Denounced   Blunt Words Used By Sec. Marshall Im Sneech Today

Also Criticizes   French Demand For Reich Coal   German Unification ° By July t Urged On Envoys By. Britain’s . Seeretary.

Warns Accord Is Not Likely On That Basis   Russ Stand: No Settlement Unless Reparations Demands Met

Sharply Attacks  Reds’ Ultimatum   United States Secretary Of State Says Agreement Without Real Meeting Of Minds Is Worse Than None

TEMPERATURES   Russian Demand For Reparations General's Target   Blasts ‘Won’t-Play’ Approach Of Reds To Big Four Parley

Marshall Hits Firm Stand Of  French, Soviet   Criticizes Their Insistence On. — ‘Coal, Reparations

Red Ultimatum On Reparations Hit by Marshall   Secretary of State Denounces Attitude In Blunt Address

Tactics Draw Blunt Speech   Reparations Demand Forcefully Rejected

RUSSIAN EDICT TO UN RAPPED BY MARSHALL   U. S. Envoy Says Council Can Never Reach Agreement On Basis of Ultimatum

German Plants Make  War Instruments  Jor Foreign Power’  Tletiawl Ciwtaae Reemer (illiatwia AL wisn   United States Army Officials Make Discovery Known; Factories Are Closed and Officials Arrested

German Plants Make War Instruments for Foreign Power’  United States Army Officials Make Discovery Known: Factories

KNEW JAP TORTURER ~ NOW TO BE HANGED   Set. Karr, Chillicothe, Filed Charges After Release from Prison Camp.

Says Budget Must First Be Balanced   Demands Payment Be Made On Huge National Debt

Virginian Would Balance Budget And Shave Debt   Taber Reveals ‘Good Start’ Toward Slashing Six Million off Outlay

Texas Shopper Is Finding Improved Goods at Lower Prices, Survey Shows

Musicians Dispute Delays Opening Of Chicago Opera   Joliet Woman Scares Off Bandit; Guesses Pistol Not Real Thing

Origin of Blast Which Destroyed Building At Red Rock Not Determined: Funerals for Victims Set for Tuesday: Car Also Wrecked

Two Lads Met Death in Red Rock  Explosion, Fire   Boiler House On Oil Lease Lets Go While Children Were Inside

Area Demands Throw Parley Into Deadlock   Two Sessions Scheduled Today in Drive To Speed Conference To Finish   No Agreement After 6 Weeks   Potsdam Agreement, Me lotov’s Favorite Docue ment, Boomerangs Against Him

BIG FOUR SPLIT ON TITO'S CLAIMS   NEW DEADLOCK BLASTS HOPE OF WRITING AUSTRIAN TREATY AT PARLEY.

Conference Of Ministers In Deadlock   Yugoslavian Claim To Carinthia Gets ' Soappart Of Russia

AUSTRIAN PEACE RUNS INTO. SNAG   Soviet  Support of ‘Yugoslay Land Claims Throws. Min- isters into Deadlock -

Big-4. Parley Hits Final Stalemate   Red Stand Snags Efforts 1o Write  Austrian Treaty

Big 4 Ministers Thrown Into Deadlock by Soviets   Red Support of Slav Claim to Carinthia Buries Chance of Writing Austrian Pact

MOSCOW MEET IN FINAL DEADLOCK   Last Chance Of Writing Austrian Peace Treaty Apparently Buried   RUSSIA BACKS YUGOSLAV SQUTH CORINTHIA CLAIMS

Foreign Ministers in Final Deadlock  Meet Sunday to Speed Conference Conclusion

Roy W. Harper Federal Judge For Missour!   State Democratic Chairman Takes Post Vacated by John Collet

Roy W. Harper Caruthersville, Gets Judaeship   Missouri Chairman Of Democrats to Succeed Caskie Collct

MAYORBURKE LEADS PRIMARY   Will Face Eliot Ness in Vote Next Month

Cleveland Mayor Leads in Primary   Burke’s Relection Nov. 4 Predicted

VICTORY FOR LILTENTHAL SEEN IN VOTE   Vandenberg and Taft Split with Former Carrying More Votes

VICTORY WON BY LILIENTHAL   Move for FBI Inquiry Is Turned Down By 52 to 38 Vote

VICTORY SCORED FOR LILIENTHAL   Senate Refuses To Send Name Back For FBI Checkup

3 Lilienthal Wins Major Victory When Senate Refuses ‘to Return Nomination to Committee for FBI Probe

Lilienthal Test Vote Smothers Probe by FBI   Nominee Scores 52 10 38 Victory in Senate BRatite

Lilienthal Scores Victory in Senate   Chamber Refuses To Send Nomination Back To Committee

SIGN OF CONFIRMATION  oo ~ Senate Kills FBI Probe Of Lilienthal, 52-38.

LILIENTHAL WINS, 02-38, ON TEST VOTE IN SENATE   Upper House Reiuses to Send His Nomination Back to Committee for FBI Cheek.   CONFIRMATION SEEN FOR ATOMIC POST   Vandenberg and Taft Split on Recommittal Motion—Result Bitter Defeat for McKellar.

SENATE BALLOT GIVES TRIUMPH TO LILIENTHAL   Legislators Refuse To Return Nomination For FBI Investigation

Taken As Indication Senate Will Confirm Lilienthal Forces Triumph As Bid For FBI Check ts Beaten ~

NEW GRECIAN CABINET TO BE NAMED MONDAY   King Asks Foreign Minister To Pick New Regime

Controls On Installment Buying To Expire Nov.   Legislation Killing All Restric tions Signed By President, Who Raps Congress For Its Action

CREDIT CONTROL WILL END NOV, 1   Truman Regrets Congress Iqnored Recommendations

President Signs Bill to End All © Buying Controls   Truman Says He ‘Regret: ’ Congress Did © Not "Follow Boards  Provosats #

if T ruman SignsMeasure  Killing AlL Controls  OnInstallmentBuyins

Truman Signs Bill Killing All Credit Controls   Curbs Come Off ‘Easy Payment’ Buying Nov. 1

Regulation Of Time Payment Halts Nov. 1    President Fears Inflation Trend Will Be Caused

‘EASY PAYMENT PLAN BACK  President Signs Legislation Killing Installment Controls

Truman Signs Bill Killing All Credit Controls   All Controls on _ Installment Buying To End November 1. 1947.

President Reluctantly Signs Measure Whic’ Will Bring To An End All Governmer Controls Over Installment Buying By Ne vember 1; Inflation Feared.

Easy Payment Plan Will Be Returned Soon   President Expresses Regret at Not Getting His Own Way

TRUMAN PUTS LAW IN FORGE AT SET LIM   Bankers Warn Resumption of Dollar-Down Days is Dangerous.

President Reluctantly Signs Bill lo Reinstate Installment Buying

TRUMAN SIGNS BILL ‘TO DROP BUYING CURBS   Regrets Congress Did Not Follow Reserve Board Recommendation

Truman Signs Act Killing Credit Curbs   All Restrictions  to be Removed Ader Navamher 

President Lifts Time Buying Lid   Kills All Controls On Installment Purchases---Into Effect Noavamber 7

Truman Lifts Lic On Credit Buyinc   Controls Off Nov. 1; President Raps Move as Unwise

Time Buying Controls End   President Critical of Infla‘tion Move As Prepared by Conaress

Truman Signs Bill To Free Credit Nov. 1   Says Controls Should Have Been Continued To Curb Inflation

Installment Controls  Off Nov. 1   Truman Signs Act Ending Limits on Credit Buying

PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL ENDING ALL CREDIT CONTROLS   REGRETS MEASURE FAILED TO FOLLOW ADVICE OF EXPERTS

CREDIT PURCHASE CONTROLS 10 END      Truman Signs, Regrets Coneressional Course.

Truman Signs Bill Killing Credit Curbs   Controls to End Nov. 1; President Criti cises Congress for Measure

Credit Curbs To End November   Joint Resolution Is   Joint Resolution Is Siqned By President

Truman Signs Act Killing Control. Of Credit Buying  _ Federal Regulations On Installment Sales To End November 1

Truman Signs Bill To End Credit Control   Signs Reluctantly, Criticizes, Congress For Enacting Bill

CREDIT. BUYING CONTROLS OU             Truman:Signs Bill: Feet : A Installment Reguiatiana ~

President Signs Measure To Kill Curbs on Credit   Solons Denied Truma: Authority To Extend ‘Easy Payment’ Rules

Installment Controls To Be Ended   Truman Signs Bill Which Kills All Regulations On Next November 1

INSTALLMENT CURB TO BE LIFTED ON BUYING ON NOV. 1   President Signs Resolution tc Terminate Controls on Tire Payments

Truman Lifts Lid on Credit   Tnstaliment Buying Controls End Nov. 1

Truman Signs Bill Killing Controls on Installment Buying  Criticizes Measure For Ending Curb on ‘Easy Payment Plan’

END OF CONTROLS   Truman Signs Bill; _Installment Buying In  November

President Signs Measure Killing Credit Control   Truman Critical Of Law Setting Nov 17 Deadline

Bill Lifting Installment Curbs Signed   President Approves Act Removing All Controls November 1; Criticizes Action of Coneress

Truman Hits Removal of Credit Curhs   Signs Measure, But Brands it ‘Inflationary’

Congress Ready To Adjourn      Only a Few Bills Await Final Action Before 5-Month Recess

A Special Session Unlikely, Taft Says   ... Leaders Will Have “Get-Together” In October

Foreign Aid Measure Is Passed   Senate Still to Act On That Bill and Few Assorted Others

House, Senate Clearing Decks For Adjournment   Three Big Budget Bills Provide Major Chores Cae Rinel Daw

Agreement Reached on Use of British Proposals as Basis for Development

FREAK ST SWEEP FLORIDA   ‘Six Left Injured as Tornadoes  Hit Several Areas

‘HO QUARTER IS VOICED AT ‘BIG 4° MEET   London Parley Deadlocked Since Molotov Attack

Final Decision Up To Marshall   Saturday Mecting Pestponed To Monday So Tempers Can Cool After Friday Blaw-Up

United States Expected fo Lead Attacks   French and British Feel Parley ir, Hopeless Deadlock

Economic War Of ‘No Quarter’ Seer For U. S., Russia   No Move Made to Break Deadlocked Conference Of Foreign Ministers

Hope Wanes For Treaty Tn Big Four   Delegates Look To Marshalt For ‘Break’

Economié War’ Between U. S,. ‘Russia Looms   Allies Look to Marshall To End Deadlock Among ~ Big Four Foreign Ministers

U.S. Stands Pat Against Red Union   Meeting Of Ministers Postponed Till Monday. Allow Cooling Of 'Tenip are

Bitter U.S.-Soviet Economic Battle Seen in Europe   Western Delegates Term Big Four Meet Hopelessly Deadlocked

Economic War Seen in Future  U. S., Russia Are Named Antagonists

‘No Quarter’ Economie ‘War Certain   [Conference In Hopeless Deadlock After Tirade by Molotov; Ending of Talk Is Considered

Ministers Pessimistic On Meeting   Look to Marshall To Take Leading Step In Battle

U-N Ministers Say Next Move Up fo Marshall   Molotov Dines With American After Blowing ur

STAGE IS SET FOR NO QUARTER ECONOMIC WAF   Britain, France Look to Marshall to Take Lead In Adjourning Big 4

Deadlock in Big Four Conference Appears Certain   Molotoy Still Attacks Reparations Set-Up; Delegates Weary

Postpone Session To Monday   Eeonomic War For Europe Appears Certainty

‘Eaton Ar cues ‘For Aid Fe or  ‘Two Nations   House Vote On Momentous Measure Likely This Week

Eaton Calls On House To Accept Risk In Balkans  OT Og Ne em   Refusal Involves Greater Danger

Eaton Asserts Risk Grows if Loan Is Denied  Foreign Chairman Dinw.ed. fn. D.Y?HT....   Foreign Chairman Pleads for Balkan ‘Aid in Divided Houts

House Takes Up Debate On Greet Aid Legislation   Passage Of Vital Measure Is Predicte: By Leaders Of Both Bodies Of Conaress

“EIUEDSE BCVA UPOns a  Eaton Urges Body Accept ‘Great Risks’ In Greek Aid   Foreign Affairs Chief Points Out Rejection Means Greater Risks

Cyclonic Wind Rips 2 States: Several Hurt   Second Storm of Week Tears Into Northeast Arkansas: and Southeas' Miecouri: Damaace Heavy

Cyclonic Winds Whip Missouri [And Arkansas   Injure Many Persons and Cause Widespread Damage; No Fatalities Reported

lvelonis  Cyclonic Winds Whip Through Arkansas, Missouri Injuring Many, Causing Damage  '

ALABAMA LEGISLATURE, RECESSES — 'TO AWAIT SUPREME COURT RULING ‘ON PROPOSED INTERIM COMMITTEES

Army Captain's Wite Killed By Policeman   Woman Slain On Second Honeymoon—Killer Ends Life

KILLING WINDS UP HONEYMOON   Army Captain’s Wife I: Slain; Jealous Rival Highway Suicide

Full Hollywood Commie Probe To Be Pushed,  Solon Declares   Thomas Gives Word _ After House Group Hears Mevie ‘Czar

Plan “Red” Hunt in Movie Colony  Committee to Push Probe of Hollywood

—===-§PCA Gives Aid———————— Pooch Out of Tubes, Subway on Schedule

MILWAUKEE HIT BY EARTH TREMOR   Pottery Is Broken, Pictures ‘Knocked Off Walls

SLIGHT ‘QUAKE. ’ IN WISCONSIN   MILWAUKEE AND VICINITY SHAKEN BY TREMBLOR THAT CAUSED LITTLE  " DAMAGE

QUAKE IS FELT IN MILWAUKEE   None Hurt When Pictures _ Fall Off Walls, Dishes Smashed

CCC To Finance Federal Outlay   Means Of Disposal May Be Arranged With Britain

Stabilization Of Prices Is Objective   Weed Purchases May Total $25,000,000

Purchase Plan Will Also Limit Loan Quantity   Regular Buyers To Act As Agents For Government Market

‘Phone Walkout Set For 8 A.M. Today   (See Odessa Story, Page 7)

DOORMAN CHARGES CARTOONIST ATTACK   Arno Accused Of Pulling Gur On New Yorker

Federal Seizure Of Tax Moneys Draws Criticism   Government Lacks Moral Right to Direct Spending

Cries as He Tells Story of Ambust   Restaurant Man Volatile Witness

ADAMS DIRECTORS SELECT OFFICERS   Luther M. Lady, Biglerville R D. 1, Named President O County School Board At Banquet Near York

SUPPORT PRICES FOR TURKEYS T0 GO INTO EFFECT   Crop 16 Per Cent Under Last Year, But No Shortage

Turkey Crop to Be Marketed This  Year Is 16 P.C. Less Than in 1946

MWZCRTAL SULUALLON Daa (a a rE ee  [State has Deficit of 8,740 Beds (in Hospitals, Says Dyer Survey

Mental Situation Bad  ‘State has Deficit of 6.740 Beds  In Hospitals. Says Dyer Survey  a , 4

New Advance in Cost of Living Is "Predicted in U.S.   Ten-Month Steady Rise, However, Has Come to Halt

Bureau Says Living Costs Drop Slighth   Steady 10-Month Increase Reported Halted

COST OF LIVING FIGURES SHOW SMALL DECLINE   Rising Wholesale Prices Might Boost It Unless  Housewives Balk

Cost Of Living Rise In Store, Survey Shows   Ten-Month Steady In. crease Came To Halt. In January

Cost Of Living Drops But Rising “Wholesale Prices Might Boost It

UPWARD PRICE TREND HALTED   Cost of Living Index Shows Slight Drop But Further Advance Held Likely

Anderson Fire Fatal to Four   Brazil Theater Burns. 125 Routed at Capital In Sunday Blazes

‘Frozen Bodies Of ‘Man. Woman Founc   4 Anderson Children Burn To Death Historic. Theater in. Brazil. Razed

Heat Wave Broken As Kansas Receives Cool Breezes, Rain   Spotted Rains Come Too Late to Benefit Scorched Corn---No  RA arn Glenwlance nea MEK

Heat Wave Is Broken   ‘ Robb Sees No ore 10 Degree Temperatures This Year; Rains Too Late to Help Corn

Blasts Tear Pipe Line Near Haifa   Night of Renewed Terror Keeps Holy Land on Edge

Damage Near Haifa Claimed By Jewish Underground Thru Woman Speaker

PIPE LINE BLAST JARS HOLY LAND   New Violence Breaks Out Ir Area Around Haifa Bay

Explosion Rips Pipeline Near Port Of Haifa   Mortar Fire and Chatter Of Small Arms Heard As Terror Resumes In Palestine   RAF Station — Under Attack   Jewish and Arab Press Oppose Plan to Turn Problem Of Holy Land Over to UN

Vital Iraq Petroleum Pipeline Js Blown Up   Destruction Follows Wave Of Renewed Terror-—-A Bomb Threat ir Tel Aviv

Pipeline Blasted In Holy Land   Violence Flares Anew In Holy Land as RAF Station Is Attacked

Another Wave Of Terrorism HitsHoly Land   RAF Station Under Attack Be fawich Badient«

Vore Than 300 ixpected Here for Three-Day State Convention of Sheriffs

Sheriffs Association Opens 5-Day Parley  In City ‘Tomorrow   Many of Delegates and Guests Expected to Register This Evening—Program Announced —Annual Banquet to Be Held Thursday Eve

Floods Bring Ruin To England in  Newest Disaster  _ Dikes Break, Waters Block Most Roads, More Due

Waters Burst Through Dikes   Spread Ruin Over 25,000 Acres FertiJe Lands In England

Dikes Shattered hy Flood Waters  New Disaster Strikes English Farm Area

Dikes Shattered by Flood Waters  New Disaster Strike  Beeevli et

First Report By Grand Jury  Tomorrow   Phelps Says Jury Will Then Recess For FBl Work

GOVERNOR DEWEY HAVING SOME “TOUGH SLEDDING” WITH HIS TAX PROGRAM FOR THE STATE   Republican Legislators Are Swamped and May Not Be Able to Adjourn Saturday of This Week—Five-Stery Building in Cincinnati Collapses—Marshall Will Reject Red Plan

AMERICA’S FASTEST BOMBER IS TESTED   Four-Jet Propelled Craft Streaks Teremgh Sky At Sar Diese: Scced Withheld

U.S, JET BOMBER GETS FIRST TEST   AAF’s XB-46 Said Fastest of Type Ever Built In This Country

MOTHER TRUMAN IS HOLDING OWN   “Hope Springs Eternal’ Presi: dent Says Gravely

Mrs. Truman's Condition Is  Little Change   President's Aged Mother Continues Amazing Fight Against Conditions

Mother of Four Children Delivered to Undertaker Dead from Strangulation

LEWIS ORDER TO MINERS 1S BRANDED HOAX   SAFETY GUARANTEE IN PITS REMAINS BIG HINDERANCE

Coal Operators Accuse Lewis  Say Union Leader _ Perpetrating Hoax

JOHN L. NAMES ONLY FEDERAL OKAYED MINES   UMW Chieftain’s Move Termed  ‘Deceitful Dodge’ By Battle

Operators Take Skeptic View of His New Orders   Termed ‘Dodge’ Designed to Prolong Strike of Coal Workers

LETTER SENT TO MINERS IS CALLED “HOAX   Action of Union Chief Comes As Many Men  Reenter Mines

“HOAX” TO DELAY OPENING OF MINES 15 LAID TO LEWIS   Operators See “Deceitful Dodge” in Telegram Calling for Work in Pits U. 8. Certifies Safe.   COAL PRODUCTION 40 PCT. OF NORMAL   Union Leaders Reported Active in Attempting to Prevent Diggers from Going Back to Jobs.

Mine Owners Claim He Uses Deceit To Delay Resumption Of Mining   40 Percent Of Norma] Production Reported Yesterday. Few More Pits Reopenins

Production Of Coal Rises To 40 Percent   Lewis Is Accused Of Hoax To Prolong Safetv Stoppage

Lewis Accused Of ‘Hoax’ To. Delay Mining ©   To Union Leaders.‘Dodge’ To.  “Coal Operators i Telegrams Slow ‘Back-To ork: Movement

Correspondent Reports - Underground Demand For Bloc Against Russia,

 Anthrax, Plague Bacilli Scheduled In Britain If Bloc Demands Not Met

Arabs Invade Jewish Center In Jerusalem   Several Killed And Many . Wounded. tn Brisk ’ Fiahtina

Dusk-to-Dawn Curfew Clamped Upon Jerusalem  Fifty Shops Burned Or Damaged and Same Are Loated

SHOPS ARE LOOTED AND SET ON FIRE; DAMAGE $1,000,000   Violence Erupts at Dawn in Jerusalem With Beginning of Protest Strike Against Partition,   THOUSANDS TAKE  PART IN DISORDERS   Knives, Sticks, Stones ard Some Guus Used in Bat-: tle—Demonstrations {  in Other Towns, =

PRET TY WE AIST. Hat   Joanne ‘Holzman and Leonard Anthony Married “On Tuesday

PRETTY WEDDING AT ST. JOSEPH'S   Joanne Holzman and Leon. ard Anthony Married On Tuesday

High Water and Ice Halt Hunt For Body Cf Georgia Weckler  Officials Will Confer With Martin To Seek State Financial Aid

Rep. Taber for Million Slash in Federal Pay Roll   Claims Dismissal Would Save 3!’ Million Annually

GOP PROPOSES MILLION - MAN PAYROLL SLASH   Taber Plan Would Save Three And One Half Billions Yearly

Knife Whetted To Cut Payroll!   GOP Would Fire Million Federal Employes

6.0.P. Shoots At Million US.Employes   Move Started to Cut Them from Pay Rolt

TABER WOULD FIRE MILLION “HANGERS-ON”   Congressman Believes Federal Payrolls Are Overloaded

URGE MILLION BE CUT FROM U.S. PAYROLI   Taber Proposes Saving Of $3.5 Billion By Proposed Slash

Firing of Million Federal Employes Proposed by ‘Taber   Cut Could Be Accomplished by Slashing Appropriations for Salaries, Budget Group Told: Huge Annual Saving Seen

TABER SUGGESTS MILLION WORKERS BE FIRED BY U. §   Congressman House Budget Committee Action Would Save §$3,500,000,000 Annually.   CHAIRMAN KNUTSON INDORSES PROPOSAL

Annual Saving ls Estimated At 3 1-2 Billion   Over Two Million Civilians Still On Federal Payroll .

Rep. Taber Urges Big Payroll Cut  Would Drop Million Government Workers

Taber Demand: U.S. Fire One Million Clerks  Proposed Personnel   Proposed Personnel Cut Backed by Most of Budget Committee

Taber Proposes Firing   Million U. S. Employes   Selon Seeks 34-Billion Annual Saving; Committee In Agreement. Says Knutso1

Rep. Taber Woult Fire One Million Federal Workers  Budget Committee Disagrees On Figure

FIRE A MILLION TABER PROPOSES   Chairman Knutson Thinks Federal Forces Can  Be Slashed

Would Discharge Million Workers   Move Is Offered ‘to . Cut Federal Costs

Change In Farm Trends Is Shown   Acreage Is Larger, Workers Are Fewer

Improved Farming Methods Offset Trek Of Workers to City Jobs and High Pay Scale

Number U. §. Farm Workers Drops, Nei Income Average Reaches $2,134

Gibbons Out Of Gambling Trial   Judge Sworn Off Bench By Defendants In Bribery Case

NEW JUDGE SOUGHT IN GAMING CASE   Affidavits of Bias Filed By Counsel For Sullivan

RUBBER WORKERS TO AWAIT BIG 4 REPLY   Deadlocked Negotiations May Herald General Strike

Reply of Rubber's Big Four Awaited   Union Pressed Demand For 26-Cent Raise

Warns New Mine Strike ‘Inevitable’   Accord Only If Lewis Yields On Royalty, Says  Operators’ Spokesman.

NEW STRIKE TO SET IN JULY 1 SAYS COAL MAN   -uel Walkout Termed “Inevitable” Unless John L. Lewis Abandons Demands For Health And Welfare Royalty; Or  Congress Nips It With Laws.

COAL LEADER SEES DANGER OF NEW STRIKE   Johnston Sees Another Tieup Uniess Lewis Gives Up Union Fund Demands

Lewis Retreat, Congress Action Only Salvation   Industry Spokesman Utters Warning to House Committee

Another Coal Strike Held  Inevitable   Spokesman for Industry Cites Two Reasons for  Walkout on July 1

WELFARE FUND MAIN CAUSE , OF TROUBLE   Congress Asked To Approve Law Checking Lewis  FAILURE   FAILURE   Meets All Efforts To Get Operators, Mine Chief To Sign Contract

Coal Strike Is Inevitable Says Johnston   Counsel For Operators Says Industry To Reject Royalty Welfare Fund.

Names Two Deterrents For Avoiding July 1 Mine Strike Counsel for Coal Group Visits Hill

New Coal Strike Held Inevitable      Lawyer Predicts..Walkout July 1 Unless ‘Action Taken.

Coal Strike Over Welfare Fund Feared   Industry Plans to Reject Royalty Plan July 1

Limited Ration Of All Essential Commodities Also Asked in Address To Congress By Chief Executive; Will Outline Plan Of Long-Term Aid To Europe Later

Authority for Rationing Consumer Goods, Limiting Pay, Asked By President

Wants Limited Price and Wage Clamps, Rationing   Opens the Special Session With Plea For Power to Stave s6E 1Aeatnnnck Theaae

To Combat Inflation, Allow Aid   President Would Re serve Controls For Use If Voluntary Ration Plan Fails

RATIONING: CEILINGS ON WAGES ASKED IN MESSAGE DELIVERED BY PRESIDENT   Special Séssion Opens With Joint Mecting > OF Bath Hancae

Price, Wage Ceiling Authority Part Of Ten-Point Anti-Inflation Plan

Goes with Plan’ to Help Europe  Pon      Truman ‘Hes 10-Point Program of Drastic . Measures for Notion 

President Airs Views On Plans To Aid Europe   Asks Congress To Impose . Ceilings-On - Wages and Ration Important Con  sumer Goods; Outlines “Dras“te” 10-Point Program -:-

 President Asks Joint Session To Authorize Rationing on Preducts in Short Supply; Gives 10 Point Anti-Inflation Program; Asks Prompt  Aatian an Pmaraganev Aid far Furane.

Chief Executive Says Government Would Use Power Only If Situation Becomes  Mnra Cariane

President Also Asks Authority For Rationing   Message to Congress Sets Figures for Aid

Rationing, Wage-Price Ceilings Power Asked Of Congress To Fight Inflation

DRASTIC STEPS URGED 10 STOP RISING PRICES   Ten-Point Program to Check Inflation Is  Given Congress

The President Also Asked  Congress for Limited Price  and Wage Controls In His : Message.   ADDRESSED A JOINT SPECIAL SESSION   Asked Rationing Authority to Stave off the “Ominous Threat of Inflation at Home.

Chief Executive of Nation Would Impose Wage Ceilings Once More—Proposes 10-Point Program—Dayton Executive Tells of Pressure Brought by General Meyers—British King and Queen Present Fabulous Gifts to Princess Elizabeth

Price, Wage Curbs Urged By President   Program for European Aid And War on Inflation Presented Before Joint Session of Congress

Truman Asks Power for Pay, Price Curbs, Rationing--lf Needed   Requests Return of Wartime Controls With Cautious Use; Offers 10-Point Plar

President Also Requests Aid for Europe   G.O.P. Finds Fault  With Executive’s

10-Point Plan Against Prices To Congress   Message Gives Program For Aid To Europe, Too

Congress Is Told Rationing May Also Be Needed   Fresident Seeks Authority to Restore Key Wartime Controls to Check Inflation

Inflation Is Worse He States   Sets Forth Program to Combat It. by Three Types of Measures    Preparedness   Says No , One . Can Tell How Serious Tt Mav Beeame

TRUMAN ASKS WAGE, PRICE CONTROL RETURN   President Would Re- vive Consumer Rationing, Too

Asks Limited Control Over Prices, Wages   President Lays Down 10-Point Plan For Preventing Inflation In U.S.

Wants Power To  Ration Items In Short Supply   Also Wants Power to Put Price Ceilings On Shortage Goods; Would Extend and Strengthen Rent Control; Would Regulate Speculative Trading in Commodities

Wants Authority To Place Ceilings On Wages, Prices, Allocate Scarce Materials   Congress Assured Controls To Be. Used Only If Needed In Fight Against Inflation

President Offers 10-Point Plan of ‘Drastic Measures; Foreign Aid Details Promised ‘Shortly’

Teuman Says Inflation Must Be Staved Off   Wants Voluntary  Attempts Before Trving PRactraini

Demands Drastic Action To Meet Ominous Threat Of Rising Living Costs

President Makes Appeal In Message To Congress On European Relief; .  Addresses Joint Session   Text Of President Message On Pages 28-29

Plans Offered To Congress   Truman Suggests 1O-Point Program: for Stopgep Assistence ‘te Evrape

10-Point Program to Special Sessic   Congress Told Future of Europe i in Bal ance, U.S. Economy in Jeopardy’ © °

Special Session Gets 10-Point Price Program in Message on European Aid

Wants Power To Clamp Lid On Prices, Wages; Asks Enr Foreian Aid Funds

Truman Outlines 10 Point Program   Asks Congress for Price and Wage Ceilings to Fight  Inflation   ON VOLUNTARY BASIS   But If That Doesn't Work President Wants Rat ’-ning Authority

President Truman Asks Congress To Restore Authority For Rationing Important Consumer Goods And Imposing Wage Ceilings Again—‘“Drastic Measures” Recommended To Halt Inflationary Trend—Out lines Requirements For Assistance To Europeans

Ten-Point Program Of “Drastic Measures’ Is Proposed To Congress  Inflation At Home Is Called  ‘Ominous Threat’ To U.S.

Drastic Steps Are Urged By President To Block Tide Of Rising Prices  CHIEF EXECUTIVE      Makes Request At Opening Of Special Session; Continued Voluntary Anti Inflation Action Also Asked

President Requests Authority To Put Ceif. ings On Wages And Prices And To Revive Consumer Rationing If Necessary — Outlines Ten Point Procram

Offers Program To Aid Europe, Fight Inflation   Suggests Drastic Plan To Check  Rising Prices

Vast ‘Limited’Program Would Cover Rationing, Wages ‘Prices and Rent

InflationInU.S.An ‘Ominous Threat   Reconvening Congress Urged To Approve 8597,.000,000 As Stopgap Aid To Europe

Truman Asks Rationing Pay Ceilings: Europe Aid   President Warns Congress Steps Must Be Taken Now To Halt Inflation, Save Millions From Starvation

Drastic Means To Halt Rising  Prices Proposed   Imposing Of Wage Ceilings Included In 10-Pornt Program

President Seeks Wage Ceilings, Authority To Revive Rationing   10-Point Anti-Inflation Program Is Presented To Congress with Request for Quick Action; Powers To Be Used Only if Needed

TRUMAN ASKS FOR LIMITED PRICE CONTROL   RATION AUTHORITY, CHECK ON WAGES ALSO SOUGHT

Truman Asks Authority To Restore Rationing At Extra Session Of Conaress On Aid

Would Limit Costs, Ration if Necessary   President Offers 10-Point Program To Congress—Proposes Controls Only on Basic Goods

Inflation Heads Congress Agenda; Europe Aid Asked   Truman Asks Return Of Price Control; Request Coupled With Aid For Europe

Asks Congress For Authority To Curb Rents,  Prices, Wages   Credit, Trading, Export  Controls Included in  10-Point Plan

Congress To Hear Truman Aid Message   Senate's Foreign Committee Decides To Work on New Bill Urged by President

Has 10-Point Plan To Halt Inflation   Items Affecting Cost of Living Which Are in Short Supply Should Have Price Ceilings. He Advises

Wage Ceilings Also Called for By President   Truman Says Future Of a Free Europe ‘Hangs in Balance’— LU. S. in ‘Jeopardy’

Would Use It Only If   Necessary   Tells Congress Authority to ‘Invoke Price and Wage Ceilings Would Hold Back Inflation

Price Ceilings For Some Goods Also Requested  Restoration Of Limit On Credits And More Rent Control Asked

To Fight Inflation Would Impose Wage Ceilings Once More   President Presents Congress Ten-Point Pro: gram Of What He Calls “Drastic Meas-ures” To Halt Tide Of Rising Prices.

Truman: Gives 10-point Plan to Congress   Asks Authority fer Rationing of Important Goods

Action Sought On Bill tor  European Aid   President Tells Joint Special Session Today U. S$. Should Have Limited Price, Wage Controls to Combat Inflation in This Country

Ten Point Immediate Anti-Inflation Plan. Presented dt Opening of Special Session-

10. Point Program Cited For ‘Drastic Measures’ To Halt Price Increase

Fight Inflation With Curb on Goods, Wages   Would Restore Major Wartime Controls to Cut Prices, Boost Production for Europe

Rationing For Scarce Goods  Also ls Asked   Powers To Battle Inflation And Help Friendly Foreian Nations Are Uraed

1-POINT PLAN ATTACKS HIGH LIVING GOST   President Also Asks Congress for Speedy Action on Overseas Aid.

10-Point Program to Special Session   Congress Told Future of Europe in Balance, U. S. Economy in Jeopardy

Truman Lists Ten Point Plan Te Combat Inflation and To  Help Free Nations of Europe

ee ey ed  Program Is Presented To Congress  10 Points Are Outlined In Talk

Gives Program To Aid Europe; Cut Costs Here   Would Fight Inflation  By Consumer Controls

Asks Authority Over Rationing,  Wage Controls   Truman Urges Slate Of “Drastic Measures” To Halt Tide Of Rising Prices; Declares Fate Of Europe Hangs In Balance And U. S. Economy Is In Jeopardy.

HOME EDITION  (Four. Editions Daily)   Congress Told Drastic Plan to Fight Inflation

Ceilings For Wages, Prices Are Urged   Tells Congress Inflation Already Has Arrived

Ask Voluntary Attempts Before Rationing; Points Way In Ten Suggestions

'Ten-Point Program to Halt Inflation, Aid Plan Given  As Snecial feasion Onana

Revival of Rationing Urged ‘If Necessary’   Congress Gets 10-Point Program, Counvled With Stonp-Gap Aid Plan

President Issues Drastic 10-Point Pro: gram to Halt Rising Prices in the United States

President Outlines 10-Point Proposal  For Inflation Fight As Congress Meets

Lays 10-Point Plan Before Congress af Snecial Meei Today   ‘Drastic Measures” To Halt Rising Tide Of Commodity Prices

Truman Seeks $597,000,000 In Foreign Aid   Warns Inflation ‘Ominous Threat’ to Home Prosperity

President's Aid Program Is Revealec   Congress Hears Proposals in Message at Special Session

Congress in Session; Aid  Bill Is First   Senate Committee Decides To Begin Work Tuesday On New Legislation te Cover Assistance Plan

Seek Slayer Of Blond Actress   Police Question 150 Cafe So ciety Friends Of Actress Murdered In New York

CAFE-SOGIETY— GROUP QUIZZED   NEW YORK POLICE INTENSIFY HUNT FOR MAN, WHO STRANGLED’ BLONDE  : ACTRESS .

Austin Insists UN Must Demand Adequate Control   America Feels Bomb Must Be Banned, He Tells Security Council

QUESTION OF ARMS IS STUDIED BY UN   U.S. Moves to Break Up Deadlock About Procedure.

AUSTIN SUBMITS COMPROMISE TO UNITED NATIONS.   Warns U, S. Will Not Shelve, Armaments Without Security

End of U.N. Deadlock Is Austin's Aim   Our Delegate Proposes Quick Start of Talks, Priority to A-Bomb.

HIGHLY PRAISE MEDICAL CORPS   FORRESTAL REVEALS 97 OF EVERY 100 NAVY AND MA- . " RIMER MEN WOUNDED .. "- QURVIVED. ©

F lames Sear Philly Area; Losses Heavy   $1,000,000 Damage Estimate; Historic Structures Nearby

Philadelphia Fire Burns Out Five Entire Buildings   Several Others Damaged With Total Loss Exceeding One Million

Fire Burns Out Five Buildings In Philadelphia  11 Families Routed By $1,000,000 Blaze

FIRE CAUSES MILLION LOSS   Eleven Families Are Routed As Flames Destroy Five Buildings in Phila.

Philadelphia Hit by Four Major Fires in 24 Hour:   Sunday Blaze in Downtown Manufacturing Distric' Brings Total Damage to $1,500,000

$1,000,000 FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA   Five Buildings Gutted, Six Others Damaged;  Nine Firamen Ininred

Philadelphia's Fourth Major Fire In 24 Hours Razes Five Buildings

FOURTH FIRE ADDS TO PHILADELPHIA LOSS   Snow Handicaps Work Of Firemen; 9 Injured

Million Dollar Fire Destroys  5 Factories Fhiladelphia Has  Four Major Fires  In 24-Hour Period

Philadelphia Has Four Major Fires Within 24 Hours   Loss Is Estimated At $1,. 500,000; Landmarks Are Threatened.

Philadelphia‘s Fourth Major Holocaust In 24 Hours Destrovs Five Buildinas

Philadelphia’s Fourth Major Fire in One Day Causes $1,000,000 Los:

Philadelphia Has Another Large Blaze   Heavy Snowfall Hampers Firemen

Police Hunt Mad Slayer   Parts Of Man's Hacked Body Found On Banks Of Chicago River

GOP Begins Drive for Gl Bond Cashing   Michigan Congress Member Condemns Inflation’ Objection

WATER SHORTAGE FORCES CLOSING OF RESERVOIR GATES   Irvigation Curtailment Necessary and Water Will Be Rationed Next Year -

Civil Court Ends; Crime Cases Listed  Plaintiffs: Given Verdicts In Final Paw of Sessions

ELECTRIC CABLES SEVERED BY PLANE   $.0.W., Eudora and Sunflower Are Without Lights All Night   CRAFT IS UNIDENTIFIED

} SEVERED BY PLANE   S.0.W., Eudora and Sunflower Are Without Lights All Night   CRAFT IS UNIDENTIFIED

Phone Union, Company In New Impasse  Lewis, Coal Heads Start Parlevse Toda,

Escaped Prisoner Slain in Battle  Gun Fight Occurs Near Roadblock

Elections Close YDA Convention   Delegates Hear Dorr Deny Soviet Charge: He Is Warmonger

Hike In Postal Rates Proposed  Includes Air Mail And Parcel Post

Hike Proposed Tn Mail Rate:   House Group Would Retain  3.Cent Letier Cost

HOUSE UNIT ASKS POSTAL REVISION   Recommends Legislation ‘Af fecting Many Rates.  Over Country

Civil Committee launches Attack On Segregation   Equal Facilities For Negroes Labeled As ‘American Myth’

VEW Says Higher Rent Ceilings Would Work Aaainst Veterans on Low Salaries

VETS OPPOSE HIGHER RENTS, BACK CONTROL   Spokesman Expresses Eviction Fears At Hearing

WAY CLEARED FOR BRUNO'S RELEASE   Life Sentence Is Com  muted by Gov. Duff.

Seite  MAY SIDETRACK UNIONS —_—— EE  F Thirt! Wajze Drive May Be Abandoned

Another Attack In Los Angeles   Woman, 45, Found Near Death Jn Park

South Plains Stock Show Set Monday   Record Number Of Entries Seen For Three-Day Program At Fair Ground<

Record Number Of Entries Seen ‘For Three-Dav Proaram At Fair Grounds

GEORGIA NEGRO CES ON TRIAL   Stete Patrol Cars Block Streets Around Courthouse As Youthful Negro Faces Charge Of Raping  Tarn.

Gen. Eaker To Be Honored Tonight   Portrait To Be Presented To State Historical Society

OPEN HOUSE AT ~ SERVICE CENTER   This Is A Busy Place—  Wrapping Christmas Packages For Children.

CWS ADVISORY GROUP MEETS: HEAR REPORTS   Re-organization of Committee Membership Planned; Caseload Report

Philadelphia Gets G. O. P.  Convention  Wins Over Chicag After Presenting  "LL . .J. £€... @Oonn Ahh

G.0. P. to Hold 1948 Meeting in Philadelphia   Chicago Only Othe: tes. TEL wl.   Chicago Only Othe! City Which Made Serious Bid

GOP 10 CONVENE IN PHIL ADELPHIA   Chicago Only Other Serious Contender for 1948 Convention

PHILADELPHIA SELECTED FOR COP CONVENTION   Republican Committee Accepts $250,000 Bid; Moetinn in June, 1948

Philadelphia Gets GOP Convention  - $200,000 Check  Presented Reece

Philadelphia Is Chosen As GOP Convention City  Vote Is 72-26 With   Vote Is 72-26 With Chicago The Loser

G. 0. P. to Hold 1948 Meeting in Philadelphia  Chicago Only Othe!  City Which Made Serious Bid

O.0.P. 70 HOLD (948 CONVENTION IN PHILADFIPHI:   City Wins Over Chicago, 72 to 26, on Bid of $200,000— Meeting to Be Held Week of June 20.   HALLECK HITS TRUMAN TAX STAND AT BANQUET   Declares President Wants to Defer Slash to Take Credit for Reduction in the Campaign.

Philadelphia Chosen for  G.0O.P. Rally   Chicago Rejected by Committee  Vote of 72-26

Philadelphia Chosen Site Of GOP Convention In 48   Wins 3-1 Approval Over Chicago As Scene Of lanc 20 Meet: Halleck Assails Truman

Or Meeting Site Picked —  Republican Convention To Be Held An ‘The City Of Brotherly Love’

G. 0. P. Picks Philadelphia For 1948 Convention   Halleck Raps Truman’s Fight On Tax Cuts ~

Philadelphia Is Chosen ByGOP   Outbids Chicago's Offer For GOP Convention Week Of June 20

COMMUNISTS DELAY STRIKE CONTROL BILL   Force Adjournment Of French Assembly By  Riotous Action

French Reds Break Up  Wild Session Of Assembly   Transportation And Industrial Paralysis Holds, Sabotage Continue:

Deputies Augered Over Premier Sehuman’s Anti'Strike , Bill. 5 Kids ‘In N  wee eat

TIEUPS SPREAD UNDER REGIME OF SCHUMAN   French Communists Show Determination  To Have Their Way

Reds Delay Action To Break Strikes   Near Riot Incited By Communist Deputies Halts French Assembly

RED DEPUTIES OCCUPY FRENCH ASSEMBLY HALL   Session Breaks Up In Near Riot: Paris Steikes Snvread

REDS IN RELAYS BLACK ASSEMBLY   French Communists Seek to Prevent Schuman from Drastic Action

Polish Deputy Minister ‘Murdered By “Fascists,” 'Moscow Radio Reports

Truman Uninterestea In Moscow Journey   President Thinks World Peace Possible; No Downhearted Over Present Situation

MR. STALIN T0 SEE PRESIDENT HERE, IF AT ALL   Truman Says He Has No Intention Of Going

No ‘Big Three’ Meeting Planned  Truman Willing See Stalin In Washington

No Intention To Leave U.S  Th mentwi an W antia   Truman Would Be Glad to see Stalin in America

2,300,000 WORKERS ON U. S. PAY ROLI   Truman Says Administration Plans Reduction of 200,000—G. oO. P. Demands Bigger Cut.

CHAIRMAN OF HOUSE GROUP URGES ALA SKAN AIR BASES   REP, HOWELL SAYS U. 5. SHOULD KEEP PACE WITH SOVIET AIRFIELDS IN SIBERIA

Building of Bases In Alaska Is Uraed   Solon Calls for U.S. To Keep Pace With Soviets

GOP Races to Get Senate Assent on Anti-inflation Bill   . Passage Today Would Send: Measure to House for Possible Actian Friday

DOUBT SUICIDE OF MURDER SUSPECT   CONTINUE SEARCH FOR ELDERLY FRIEND OF TWO AGED SISTERS

Statehood For Hawai Is Urged   Secretary Krug And Con. gressmen, Back From Pacific Tour, Urge Action   MORE CIVIL RULE ON PACIFIC ISLAND

Sec. Marshall In London for Big Four Meet   Makes Trip on Truman  Plane—Optimistic About  the Conference

Marshall Arrives For Big 4 Parley   Secretary ‘Still Optimistic About London Talks

Marshall Silent On Big-4 Outlook   Secretary of State And American Aides Arrive in London

Sec. Marshall Arrives for London Meeting:   Still Refuses to Be Pessimistic _ About Conference

AFL PLANS FIGHT ON LABOR LEGISLATION   Members Being Shaken Down Te Finance $1,500,000 Adverthing Camtairn

Charge Trio With  Tatum’s Murder   Group Admits Tossing Billerica-Ship Captain Over 50-Foot Cliff After BaHle 

SEES NEAR EAST AID AS RED BAR   Senator George Says Ocean Barrier May Not Halt Expansion

Aid Program Called Counter Move on Russ   Senator George Approves Barrier to Fxyvansion

Oil Tanks, Fur; Popcorn Plants Are Menaced   5 Fire Companies Still on Scene; Damage in ‘Hundreds ‘of Thousands’ -

15 Known Dead, 15 Injured by Terrific Blast   Explosion Follows Exchange of Gunfire at Officers Bidg. In Heart of City

17 INJURED IN BUILDING FOR BRITONS   Three-Story Officers’ Club Wrecked by Explosion, as 1,400 Jews Await Decision on Whether They Will Be Deported.

BRITISH CLUB IS WRECKED BY BIC EXPLOSION   15 Injured and 24 Missing; Officials Hunt for Attackers

CONVICTED   Two Year Grain Shorfage Seen   Planting Goal High for 1948

GREATER CROP OUTPUT URGED   Wheat Shortages To Continue Over Globe for at Least Two Years

Super U.S. Wheat Goal Set for. 48   Forecast of World Shortage Leads ta  Largest Planting fennel tm BMiekawne

US. Raises Wheat Goal Highest Ye  ‘Asks 75,000,000 ox, + ‘wr 41 aT... 7   ‘Asks 75,000,000 Acres in World Need Corn Shortage

1948 Wheat Goal Tops Any Wartime Or Postwar Target  At Least Two More   At Least Two More Years of Shortage Expected by Anderson

Record Wheat Acreage Asked   Government Sees Two More Years Of World Grain Shortages

Expecting a World Grain Shortage for Two More Years, Agriculture Department Asks 75,000,000 Acres Seeded.

Government Seeks Record Wheat ‘t\ creage in '48 to Relieve Hunger

Government Ups Wheat Acreage  Shortages to.Last at Least 2 More Years

U.S. Wheat Farmers Urged to Plant Record Acreage to Meet Shortage

SET RECORD WHEAT GOAL      U. S. Urges Farmers to Seed 75 Million Acres

Government Ups Wheat Acreage  ‘Shortages to: Last at _-Least.2° More-Years

Argentina May Oust Diplomats Of Yugoslavia   Cabinet Is Reported Studying Charges Of Chilean Regime

CHILE CHARGES ARGENTINE IS RED GENTER   Peron Is Studying Operations of Communist Machine

Peron Probes  New Red Linl   ‘Ch ile Charges Setting Up of Foreien Network

Blonde Beauty Subpoenaed As Witness in Inquiry Into Flying Boat Deal

U.S. To Baek Small-Nation Probe Grouy   Would Put Neutral States On Inquiry Body For Palestine

U.S. May Make U. N. Proposa For Palestine Commission  Made Up of Smaller Nations

beaceleiiaribas tenneeiliae nal  Bie live, Arabs~ Not in U.S. Plan

U.S. Seeks Holy Land Probe by Smaller States   Compromise Plan on Jewish Issue Likely  Before U. N. Assembh

NEUTRAL PROBE OF PALESTINE   U.S. Favors Having Group Of Small States Make  Investigation

U.S. PROPOSES BAN ON BIG-5 FOR INQUIRY   Would Have Palestine Probe Conducted By Small Neutrals

U. §. ASKS INQUIRY BY SMALL STATES   Wants Palestine Investigation Made by Neutral Parties

Jewish Issue Vote Is Scheduled Today   America Favors Small Inquiry Group of Neu-tral Nations

Justice Morschauser Dies At 84; Left Bench in 1933 After 26 Years of Service

Marshall Under Attack Of Soviet  Press First Time   U.S. Secretary Of State Determined To Repudiate Misleading Attacks Of  Soviet   SHARP REBUTTAL MADE BY MARSHALL

J, PARKER BORDEN Ole AFTER LONG ILLNESS   Secretary and Treasurer 0! Two Paper Companies   NATIVE OF NEW JERSE’

Probe Report of “Dead” Beacon   Seek to Learn What Part, If Any, It Played In Air Crash

SEEK CAUSE OF PLANE TRAGEDY   Officiais Are Investigating Crash Of Eastern Airlines Plane In Virginia, In Which 18 Lost Lives.

BEACON WAS NOT WORKING   Investigators to Determine If Fact Tad Part in Crash

Investigate Radio Beacon Part in Crash   a A > _ Eighteen Plunge To Death in  Miami Bound Liner

Seek Cause Of Plane Crash In Which 18 Died   Only One Of 19 Aboard Survives Impact  And Fire.

Silent Radio Beacon Considered Possible Contributor to Cause of Air Crash that Took 18 Lives

AIRLINER CRASH PROBE STARTED   Cause of Mishap in Which 1& Died Sunday May Be Determined Soon

Seek To Tie Inoperative Radio Beacon To Tragedy In Va.; Comb Wreckage

Two Crashes In Weekend   Miami Bound Airlinér Kills 18; Rescue 36 From China Sea _

Delay In Tax Slash Fought By Rep. Knutsor   Opposes Democratic Proposal To Hold Up Until World Affairs Become Clarified

Action Woulc Ban Tax Cut Compromise   ‘All or Nothing’ Is Committee By-word as Monday Vote Is Set

GREEKS BEGIN FIGHT AGAINST GUERILLA ARMY   \Long Heralded Offensive Is Started In Grevna Sector

Greek Guerrillas And UN Officials Face Army Attack   Government Forces Launch Offensive Against Left » ists Near Grevena   REDS, POLES KNOWN TO BE WITH REBELS   Presence Used as Screen for Guerrilla Movement, Athens Claims

GREEKS LAUNCH BIG OFFENSIVE ON GUERRILLAS   Claim UN Inquiry Delegation Used As A Shield

OPEN OFFENSIVE ON GUERRILLAS   Greeks Attack Forces Accom: panied by UN Delegation

NEW PALESTINE REPRISALS SEEN   Underground Forces Serve Warning on British

JUDGE DENIES J, S. APPEAL OF SUGAR DECISION   Government Claims Ruling Makes Industrial Ration Program Illegal

JUDGE RULES SUGAR RATION PLAN ILLEGAL   Decision in Industrial Case  Might Force Household Ratinnina ta End

Mrs. Roosevelt Makes Denial   Magazine Article Makes Reply To Some Statements Of James A. Farley

FARLEY DRAWS: ARTICLE: REPLY   MRS. ROOSEVELT SHARPLY “DENIES MAKING “SOCIAL EQUALS". STATEMENT TO FARLEY.

‘Friendship Train’’ Given Spectacular Sendoff in Hollywood Ceremony

Friendship Train Leaves Hollywood On Mercy Errand   i Mission Starts Off With 12 Carloads © Of Food for EuropeA Raval’! Sandal

SEND-OFF GIVEN U.S, FOOD TRAIN   Gool-Will Unlimited On Way After All - Star Hollywood Premiere

HOLLYWOOD: CHEERS” FRIENDSH iP. TRAL Li  Mission of “Mercy:  “Foods. for. “Europe

Mercy Train On Its Way   Friendship Project Starts Cross-Country Tour From Hollywood

Italy's Bid for UN Seat May Be Blocked By Reds   Gromyko Will Agree Only When Other States Are Accepted as Members   JOHNSON ATTACKS RUSSIAN POSITION   Says Each Nation Will Be Considered on Its Individual Merits

EAST-WEST DEADLOCK CONTINUES   Russia Threatens To Block Admission Of Italy to U. N.

REDS OPPOSE ADMISSION OF ITALY TO U.N.   Russians Insist That Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania Be Given Seats.

REDS THREATEN TO BLOCK ITALY AS UN MEMBER   Demand That Balkans Be Admitted Or Italians Kept Out

 DEADLOCK CONTINUES   Russia Threatens To Block Admission Of Italy to U.N.

Russia May Block Italy j in UN   Insists Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary Be Admitted at The Same Time

EXPLORERS EAT AT CAMP LEFT BY MEN IN 4]   AP Writer Amone Group Which Finds Little America No. 3

Steaks Awaited Only to Be Grilled Little America Camp, Buried Under 20 Feet of Snow, Is Found Exactly as It Was When Abandoned in 1941

TERRE HAUTE FIRE SECOND IN WEEK   Northern Hotel Scene of Blaze; Nobody Is Injured.

FILM INDUSTRY. HIRES McNUTT   Will Defend Hollywood's  Americanism °

OXNAMDECRIES COURT RULING   Hits at Use of Public Funds for Private Education

U.S. Officials See Red Move As Challenge   Russia Viewed as Making Public Her  Previous Policies

THINK COMMIES WANT TO RULE PART OF WORLD   American Officials See Connection With U.N. Lack Of Harmony

Moscow Plans. Now Clarified   Announcement Of Marshall Plan Fight Is Interpreted

Cold Waves, Ice Storms  Move South  Mercury Hits   Mercury H its 17 Below Zero ‘In Northwest.

COMPLAINT IN COMMONS — Bevin Calls Free U.S. Press ‘Peace Handicap’

British Receive Relief; Power Restored   ' Midlands Industries Employing 180,000 Workers Reovened

British Receive Relief: Power Restored  ” Midlands Industrie: Employing 180,000  Woarkeare Reannened

Meyers Faces Prosecution Result Probe   Civil and Federal Courts to Get Evidence; General “Hap” Arnold Administers Rebuke

Senate Probe Closes Down; Ex-AAF Chief Rebukes Aide   Grand Jury Action Ordered By Clark; Ferguson Acts Fast

Senate Closes Investigation of Air Procurement   Arnold Scores Ex-General’s Army Record

Meyers Faces Troubles From Several Sides Grand Jury, Other Actions By Federal Authorities Due Next

Jury Action Against Meyers Asked   REAMS ENTERS RACE FOR OHIO GOVERNOR

Meyers. Case Is Turned Over  To Prosecutors   Retired Officer Faces Charges; Gen. Arnold Thanks Investigators

Grand Jury Action Due, Attorney Gencral Says As Commitice Ends Meyers Inquiry   Stinging Rebuke Voiced By Arnold   “Kickbacks” Deno uncece By Probers; Explanations Given By Mey ers Termed “Lies” ~

Ferguson Will Hand Over All Records In Expose Of Officer's Deals   Gen. ‘Hap’. Arnold RebukesEx-Deputy   Former Air Force Chief Thanks Probers For Discovering ‘Rotten Apple’

Gas Transport Upsets; Burns Claim Driver   Truck Plunged Down Embankment, Hit Telephone Pole

Colder Weather Is Moving Into Kansas   Neor-Zero Readings in Northwest Tonight—Like Temperatures Here Sundev

Steeplejacks Facing Task Is Setting Biggest Clock In World On Daylight Time

\U. S. Obligations 'To Other Nations In Loans Questioned   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

3 BUT WILL THIS DO IT. AMERICAN FOREIGN AID: 10 EUROPE SEEN. AS INSURANCE AGAINST WAR

BANKRUPT B&0 FRAUDS DENIED   Retiring RFC Chairman Claims Control Plot Is Untrue

Pipeline Top Bidder Doubts State Gas Ban   Interstate Commerce In U. S. for Many Years, Poe Says

teiS FB. © OE © ORME OUCCT AY  A A TI A ARERR RS a a  r %  - % ‘ Fop Bidder For Gas B=: li Di  Pipelines Discounts  r ’  Phreatened Blockade

Top Pipeline Bidder Confident Pennsylvania Will Not Block Moving Of Gas Across State

Death Toll In New York Plane Crash Is Forty   Blame Freak Wind Shift As Cause Of Thursday Night Disaster

 Cost Of Trip Estimated At $50,000   Odom Refuses To Sleep After Record Flight

‘TT WAS WORTH IT  Round-World Flight Cost About $50,000 Excited Pilot Has Trouble Going to Sleep

Government Steps up Its Offensive on Guerillas as U. S. Senate Studies Truman Help Plan.  FORCES REPORTED BACKED BY REDS

Baldy, the Horse, Proved fo One and All His Superiority Over the Irish

OPA Fund Plea Suffers Setback   House Committee Turns Thumbs Down On Appropriation

Purcell Says Only $15,000,000 Set for Highways if Road Program Fail:

Senate Defeats Move to Delay “Budget Issue   Leaders Drive for Vote On $4.5 Billion Slach

SENATE TO LIMIT DEBATE ON BUDGE   CHAMBER HOPES TO REACH VOTE WEDNESDAY ON $4,500,000,000 CUT.

Senate Debate On Budget Cut To Be Limited   Members Shout Down Armistice Proposal

Proposal for Armistice Shouted Down; Ballot on Stash fo Come Wednesday   Compromise May Be Worked Out by SenateHouse Group; Cut of Government Workers Urged

LIMITS FIXED ON DEBATE IN BUDGET FIGH]   SPENDING ECONOMY PROVES PROBLEM FOR SENATE

CURB DEBATE OVER BUDGET   20-Minute Limit Is Placed On Senators in Talks On Spending Slash

Debate Limited To 20 Minutes For Each Senator aa  An Earlier Ballot

Senators To Limit Debate On Budget Bilt   Move Adopted In Effort To Vote Wednesday

Senale Drives for Early Vote on Slash   Debate Limitation Adopted: Ballot by Wednesday Coa)

Republicanstold Line in House for Big Budget Slash   Democrats Fail in Move to Prevent Cut of Six Million Dollars

Republicans Win Fight’s First Round   Defeat Move for Smaller *  duction — Senate Favors.  Smaller Cut

Todav In Congress   House Republicans Win First Round In Fight   To Trim Truman's Budget $6,000,000,000;   Subcommittee OK’'s Outlawing Portal Suits

House GOP Win Budget Cut Test   Defeats Dem Action; Keeps 6 Billion Slice

DEMOCRATIG. AMENDMENTS ARE DEFEATE   Bill to Outlaw A Portal Pay Suits. Approved

Demos Defeated In Move To Ease Proposed Slash   $6,000,000,000 Curb Approved; Senate To Cut Reduction, Belief

DEFEAT DEMO EFFORT TO LESSEN CUT   Senate Expected To Prefer Smaller Slash

House May Pass Budget Bill Today   Democratic Move To Re duce Amount Of Cut Beat. en Down By Republicans

HOT CHALLENGE s ISSUED I BUDGET FIGHT   c-rcting Testimony Given Qn Need for Drastic Labor Legislation

Passage oF ne Six 1x Bi l li ion      VICTORY APT TO BE SHORT-LIVED: ‘AS SENATE IS SET TO MAKE SLASH OF ONLY 44 BILLION DOLLARS -

House Approves $6 Billion Cut in Truman Figures   Victory Expected to Be Upset in Senate Where Maiarity Favore Smaller Reduction

REPUBLICANS WIN INITIAL BUDGET ROUNE   House Victory to Chop $6 Billions Off Estimate May Be Short Lived.

GOP in House Ready to Vote 6 Billion Slash   Move for Milder Cut Is Beaten but Senate  Will Not Go Along

Republicans in House Win Opening Round Of Battle for Big Slash in Truman Budget

GOP Triumph Virtually Assure: House Passage Of Bill Later Ir Day On Setting Ceiling At $31,500,000,000   VICTORY MIGHT BE SHORTLIVED HOWEVER

Soviet-West Showdown Again Seen   Russia Declares U. S. Acted Alone To Open Diseussions Toward Peace Treaty With Japan August 19

Mackenszie’s Column  Soviet Refusal To Join In Jap Treaty Talks Brings New Crisis

IOWA YOUTH'S DEATH PROBEL   Clear Lake Farm Boy Dies From Bullet Wound

Tioga County Red Cross Disaster Committee To Learn Purpose Of Worb

CROSS *  MEETS TOMORR   To eros Plans Fo: D repareduess And Relief.

Offers $10 to Start Fund ‘ To Send K.U. Band to Orange Bowl    DECISION IS MALOTTS

GOVERNOR BACKS  MUSICIANS’ TRIP   Offers $10 to Start Fund To Send K.U. Band to Orange Bowl   DECISION IS MALOTT'S

HAMADIER CRACKS FRUNT ON STRIKE   Transport Workers Still Hamper Traffic of Railroads.

Ramadier Cracks Solid Front of Subway Walkout   Two Small Groups Vote to Return to Work While Communists Hold Fast   BUSES AND TAXIS STILL OFF STREETS   Labor Turmoil Precedes By 3 Days the French Mu nicipal Elections

Paris Subway Strike Cracks; Seamen Quit   Reds Still Gut But Two Transit Unions Vote Return te Work

Solid Front Of Paris Strikers Cracked, Two Groups Return To Jobs

Explanation Bue, Wallace States   If No Emergency, Lowest Method of Breeding War, He Says

Truman Cites “Peace Peril” At UN Session   President Reports Great Progress, Warns Work “Can Be Betrayed und Lost”,

Truman Reports to Congress on United Nations’ “Progress’   United States’ Activities in World Organization Are Outlined

BUT HOPE OF WORLD MIGHT BE BETAAYEL   Work of Military Committee Disappointingly Slow, ~ President Savs.

‘Weather Forecast?   ‘Great Progress Made In Year By World Peace Body

World Peace Still Subject To Betrayal, Letter Says   Military staff Work Held Disappointing; Atomic Plan Backed

UN Making Progress, Truman Says   Report on U. S. Activities Made Today  To Congress

DIFFICULTIES LIE AHEAD, HE WARNS   Reports Heartening Gains Made In Atom Control   Described As _ Disappointingly Slow; Says Peace Still May Be Lost

Says World Peace Not Yet Secure   Truman Warns That Hopes Can ‘Yet be Betraved and Los?

_ —PRAISES PROGRESS OF U. N.— World Peace Not Secure,   Says Truman

Truman Warns Peace  NotWon   Congress Is Told Of Obstacles In Path Ahead

President Hails Work Of Nations   World Hopes for Peace, He Says, Still Can Be Betrayed and Lost; Gives Report   Speaks of Control   Atomic Energy Moves, Taken as Heartening Sign

Truman Reports ‘Great Progress Made by UN During Past Year in  Message Sent to Senate, House

TRUMAN LAUDS UN’S PROGRESS IN LAST YEAR   President States, However, That Peace Hopes Can Yet ‘Be Betrayed’

Great Progress Made By U.N., President Says, But Peace an Still Be Lost

World’s Hopes for Peace Can  Yet Be Dashed   Chief Executive Warns Of Perils In Spite Of  rer eee eee

President Outlines J. §. Activities In World Organizations   U.N. Makes Progress But Peace Hopes May Be Lost

President Tells Con - gress That Results Are “Heartening” But  Dangers Not Past

Files Report On Activity Of Council   President Says Progress Made During Year

Progress Made By UN, Truman Tells Congress   Many Difficulties, Dangers Lie Ahead President States

Serious Dangers  Are Bar To Real Peace, He Warns   World Control Pact On Atomic Energy Is Declared ‘Heartening

Truman Tells Congress   President Reports United Nations Has Mad: ‘Great Progress’ But That World Hopes For Peace Can Yet ‘Be Betraved And Lost.’

Truman Fears New Peril to World Peace   President Reports on Progress of U. N., Praises Efforts for A-Bomb Controls

President Sees Chance Peace Can Yet Be Lost   U.N, Makes Great Progress In Past Year, Truman

TELLS CONGRESS GREAT PROGRESS ACHIEVED BY UN   PRESIDENT WARNS DANGERS THAT LIE AHEAD ARE SERIOUS

Disappointingly Slow, President Says In Letter  ‘Great Progress’ By UN Is Praised But   ‘Great Progress’ By UN Is Praised But ‘Peace Hopes Can Yet Be Betrayed’

TRUMAN CITES 1 N. PROGRESS   Warns, however, that hopes For Peace Could Be Betrayed and Lost

President Says UN Has Progressed, But Warns Peace Can Be Betrayed

Truman Voices Faith In United Nations, But  Warns Peace Insecure

‘Great Progress’ Made by UN But Darivers Lie Ahead   President Sends Report To Congress on U. 8S. Activities During 1946

Truman Reporis to Congress on Progress of U. N.; Some Phases Move at ‘Disappointingly Slow’ Pace

Great Progress Made By UN Says President Truman ‘But Peace Can Yet Be Betrayed, Lost

Difficulties and Dangers Still Lie Ahead, He Warns   Hopes of World Can Yet Be Betrayed, Is Fear of President

Warns Congress  All May Be Lost   Progress On International Con trols Of Atomic Energy ‘Heartening’

CAN LOSE WORLD HOPES FOR PEACE, TRUMAN SAYS      Jnited Nations Has Made “Great Progress” In Past Year, But Goal Can Yet Be Betrayed, President Declares In Report To Congress—“Difficulties And Dangers That Lie Before Us Are Many And Serious,”’ Letter To Senate And House Asserts

TRUMAN LAUDS U.N. PROGRESS   President Warns Peace Hopes Could Yet ‘Be Betrayed and Lnoet?

UN Progress in Past Year Lauded In Truman Talk   Warns of Many Pitfall: Still Ahead in Path Of World Peace

rg. Truman Lauds U.N. Progress,  Urges Caution   World Peace Not Yet Secure, Presidential Letter With Report Warns Congress

Chief Executive Lists Accomplishments and Difficulties of Peace Agency in First Year.   HARD WORK AND NEGOTIATION AHEAD

Dangers and Difficulties Stull Ahead   U. N. Made Great Progress He Tells Congress In Report

President Is Heartened by  Atom Progress   Disappointed by Slowness of U.N. Military Commitiece

Solons Told Of Progress Made in *46   U.N. Military Agency’s Work Disappoints but Agreements With Ruesia Said Encouraging

Work of UN Is Praised By President   Military Staff Committee Work ls ‘Disappointing’

President Notes ‘Increasing Russ Agreement’ On U. S. Plan for Atom Control; Nuernberg Trials Called ‘Significant’ in International Law

Solons Get Reports On Progress By UN   Chief Executive Says Military Staff Committee’s Work Slow

Truman Says Hope For World Peace May Yet Be Lost  me Pranrece   Cites Progress Toward Harmony In United Nations

Cites Progress In Past Year by United Nations   Congress Is Told About ‘Heartening’ Progress on Control

Truman Reports’ to Congress,  _and Warns’ That Difficulties “a : “Are SHiD ALLL         ATOMIC ENERGY CONTROL PLANS ARE PROGRESSING

Japs Bar 300,000 Frem Public Service   Persons Sympathetic To War Aims Cannot Hold Office

Jananese Cabinet Bans 500,000 Japs From Public Life Because They or Their Relatives Were War Guilty

Senafe Votes Near East Aid   Makes Single Change, Gives Approval 67-23

Attempt Fails To Array U.S. Against Soviet   Agreement Near on Defense Pact As Argentina Admits Defect Aiter Secret Parley With Yanks

Argentina Loses  ~ Alliance Move   U.S., Peron Near Complete Agreement On Hemisphere Defense Pact

SUMATRA IS SCENE OF A NEW ATTACK   Dutch Announce Launching  of Amphibious  Operations   ALSO MAKE AIR RAID

Northern Sumatra Invaded by Dutch Amphibious Force   ‘Indonesians Say Last Republican City on Java Has Reen Attaclad

Dutch Launch New Attacks . In Sumatra   Amphibious Moves Are Also Launched In Java

SUMATRA IS SCENE OF A NEW ATTACK   Dutch Announce Launching of Amphibious  Operations

State, Municipal Issues Hold Interest  Elections Scheduled Over Nation Today

Kentucky Will Elect New Chief Tuesday   Scattered Elections Are Scheduled For Other States

Tomorrow Is Election Day At Many Points   Mississiopi Will Name Senator And Kentucky A Governo1

Elections to  Be Watched   Kentucky Gubernatoria Contest to Provide Mast National Interest

Tuesday Will Be Election Day In Many States  _ Off-Year Voting Not  Likely to Show  Political Trends

Voters Will Go. . To Polls in Some States Tuesday:   Biggest Interest Is Being Shown in Ky. Gubernatorial Race

Avers Elections Won't Be Gauge On Presidency   Off-Year Balloting Today Eyed by Political Leaders

States, Municipalities Cast Votes Tomorrow In Off-Year Elections; No Trends Likely

Mississippi Choose U. S. Senator and Governor; Three States Will Elect Representatives In Congress.

Where to Find It!   Voting Machines Click Tuesday In Many States

Elections In Many States On Tuesday   Large Cities To Name Mayors; Few Contests Where National Issues Are Involved

KENTUCKY ELECTS GOVERNOR TODAY; CAMPAIGN WARM   Barkiey Takes Stump in Behaif of Democratic Candidace Who Voted Against YVatt-Hartley Law.   MISSISSIPP1 ‘To NAME SUCCESSOR TO BILBO   Three Congressmen Will Be Chosen by Other States— Local Issues Predominate  in Most Contests.

Party Leaders KeepEyes — OnKentucky   Gubernatorial Election Draws Spotlight In Tuesday’s Voting

Of f-Year Vote Held Without 1948 Meaning   Nation Will Elect  4 Representatives. A Senator, Governor And Many Mavors

Kentucky’s Gubernatorial Race Holds Spotlight As Test For Demos Comeback

Ballot In Major U. S. Cities Set Tomorrow; Kentucky Gubernatoria) Race Holds Spotlielt

Local Elections In Many States On Tap Tuesday   Few Trends Seen As Guideposts For ‘48 Campaian

Ky.,Miss.Races Will Highlight Today's Voting  Local Issues Mark Off-Year Elections

Several States: Voting Tuesday   Kentucky Governor Race Holds Interest

2 GOVERNORS 10 BE NAMED IN BALLOTING   Mississippi, Kentucky Voters Will Select  State Executives

Bureau Reports Bad Crop Damage      Fruits, Berries And Garden Crops Hard Hit By Tact Week’s Freeze.

Crop Review Says Damage  Was Costly   Extensive Losses To Fruit And Field Crops Reported In Weekly Summary

CINCINNATI FIRE CAPTAIN IS KILLED   Five Are Rescued as, Apart: ment Building Burns

‘Pastor Snatches Victory From ‘Defeat, Converts His ‘Small Potatoes Into Profitable “Curiosity” Items

Reuther Forces Oust Aides to Sweep Election  Thomas, Leonarc Defeats Ends Era In Union History   Livinastan Wine

QUSTED IN UAW VOTE SWEEP   Reuther Forces Take Over Complete Control, Thomas, Leonard Lose

Reuther Forces in A Clean Sweep of Top UAW Officials  Once-Powerful Figure: Replaced by Backers  aft New Reaime

Thomas Beaten By 5-2 Margin For UAW Office   Reuther Forces Take Top   Four Offices in Union j Antwt Rod Dance

SCORE SWEEP   Opposition F orces Routed In Election of 2 VAW Vice Presidents

FBl SUMMONED IN STEEL INVESTIGATION   Senate Group Continues Probe Of Racket —

CONGRESSIONAL GROUP PARES TRUMAN BUDGET      Joint Committee Be gins Cutting U, 8S. Expenses

Unsatistied. ‘After Rites. baht at E re ather- Cuts: Into: Stone ae be Wa TE Rody.

Cone. Vansfield. Waterw avs ( ‘hief, Passes At $6  Burial Held at His  Home In Columbus Tuesday of This Week

Rep. Mansfield Dies in Capital   Funeral Services To Be Held in Columbus

RITES 10 BE HELD AT COLUMBUS   Congressman Dies Early Saturday During 16th Terr

Rape, Incest and Attempted Rape Are Charged Friday   GOi mn Cl AIMEn

CONGRESS DEAN SUCCUMBS AT 8€   Rep. Joseph Mansfield. Texas, Was Long Invalid

OLDEST CONGRESSMAN      Death Takes J. J. Manafield of Texas at Age of 8&8

Oldest House Member Dies   Rep. J. J. Mansfield A Native of W. Va.

REP. MANSFIELD, OLDEST MEMBER OF CONGRESS, DIES   Texas Congressman Had Served In Public Office. Sixty Years

ATTACK ON CUBA RULE THWARTED   Force Turned Back Fron Invasion Of Dominican Republic Nabbed

ARMY BLOGKS REBELS PLOT TO TAKE GUBI   Second Choice When Attempt to Seize Dominica (s Frustrated.

CUBA BALKED REVOLT PLOT; . ROUNDUP 800   CHARGE "ARMY THAT HAD FAILED TO INVADE NEAR. . BY COUNTRY PLANNED CUBAN ATTACK

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  America: A 48-Ring Circus Without Tent For Traveler

America Is the Sideshow of the World—A Place Where Folks Get What They Want

Marshall Discloses “Com promise of Exhaustion” Forseen By Stalin

MARSHALL HITS STALIN BID FOR UNTY BY DELAY   U. S. Secretary Puts Blame For Failure Of Meetings Squarely On Soviet

State Secretary Reveals Stalin's Views on Parley   Marshall Discloses Red Leader Believes Agreements Possible

U.S. Rejects “Compromise Of Exhaustion” Proposed by Stalin In Kremlin Talk with Marshall

Vandenberg Backs Report   Marshall Warning On Peace Delay Approved by Solon

Marshall Reports On Strife-Torn Moscow Meeting   Not To Await Big-Power ‘Compromise Of Exhaustion’ Foreseen By Stalin

U.S. Will Speed Action To Help Europe Recover   Won’t Await ‘Compro mise Of Exhaustion,’  Marshall Tells Russia.

U.S. Determined To Speed Final European Peace   Sen. Vandenberg Join: Marshall in ‘Warning’ ‘Aimed at Russia

Action on Peace   Senator Agrees with Secre to Nation   POINTS AT SOVIETS   S. Expects to Drive 2 to Re covery in Europe

Marshall Notifies Stalin Recovery in Europe Cannot Wail   Says U. S. Will Drive on With Steps to Speed Desired Stability

Marshall, Top G.0.P. Hit Russ   U. S. to Go Ahead Without Compromise Hoped by Stalin

Marshall Asks Speedy Action To Aid Europe   State Secretary Tells Radio Audience Delay Costly, Blames Russia For Parley Failure

Marshall Says U. §. Will Speed Europe Recovery   Discusses Stalin Compromise ‘Idea’

Russia Vold U.S. to Seek Early Action   Stalin Tells Marshall That Compromises Possible But Secretary of State Says Speed Is Needed

Marshall Warns Russia that U. S. Will Press for European Recovery; Without Awaiting Compromise of Exhaustion Predicted by Mr. Stalin

STALIN SOUGHT DELAY 70 TIRE DELEGATES OUT   Marshall Serves Notice On Soviet That U. S. Will Press For European Recovery By Own Initiative.

Work to Go On Before Peace Treaty   Stalin’s View on ‘Compromise of Exhaustion’ Rapped

Vandeaberg Asks Action on Peace   U. §. Expects to Drive Ahead to Speed Recovery in Europe

SERVE NOTICE ON RUSSIA OF-PLANS TO SPEED ACTION  MARSH*L. SAYS CAN’T  AWAIT COMPROMISE AS HINTED BY STALIN

U.S. CAN'T WAIT 100 LONG, GOP SENATOR SAYS   Foreign Policy Leadet Says Secretary of State Realistic

U.S. To Pursue Aid To Europe, Marshall Says  America Won't Wait For Exhaustion Seen  By Stalin In Talk

U.S. AIMS TO SPEED EUROPE’S RECOVERY   Stalin’s Hope for ‘Compromise of Exhaustion’ Rejected by Secretary

Marsnaii Veciares  Patient, Europe, Sinks as Doctors Merely Deliberat  Avows U.S. Won't

THE RECOVERY OF EUROPEANS   Nation Will Not Await a Big-Power “Compromise of Exhaustion” Envisioned by Stalin in Peace-Planning.

Will Not Wait  For Compromise of Big Powers   Patient Sinking While Doctors Deliberate, is Report To Nation

U.S. Won't Follow Red Policy Line   Marshall Tells Russia This Country Will Help European Recovery

Won't Wait For Delays   Marshall Makes It Plain Russia’s Idea Of Waiting Won't Be That Of U. S.

Marshall Puts Blame On Reds   Serves Notice U. S. Not To Wait For Powers To Be Exhausted

Secretary Differs with Stalin’s Idea for Solving Differences; Blames Russia for Meeting Failure

MARSHALL NOT TO SIDETRACK EUROPEAN PLAN   Says U. S. Will Press for Foreign Recovery Without Waiting for Reds

America To Push For European Recovery   Conference Failure Laid Squarely On Soviet Union

Russia Is Blamed For Failure To Agree On Pact For Austria At Big Four Confab In Moscow   SECRETARY OF STATE   Says We Cannot Wait For “Compromise Of Exhaustion” Predicted By Stalin At Kremlin Meeting

Delivers Lengthy Speech to Nation By Radio; Wams Patient Sinking While Doctors Deliberate Case

U. S. ls Opposing Any Delay on European Problem   Secretary Marshall Serves Notice This Natior Will Go Ahead Without Awaiting Stalin's “Compromise of Exhaustion” for Great Powers

RECOVERY IN EUROPE GOAL, SOVIETS TOLD   Won't Wait For “Compromise of Exhaustion” Seen By Stalin

Vandenberg Backs Stand By Marshall   Says U.S, Cannot Wait Too Long for Final European Peace Proaram

Stalin Compromise of Exhaustion Policy Revealed by Sec. Marshall

5. WILL SPEED HELPFUREURDPE, MARSHALL SAYS   Serves Notice: Nation Wil Not Await Compromise Poreccen by Stalin

Russia fend U.S. Will Drive Ahead With en To Speed Europe’s---Recover

U.S. Will Push Plans to Aid European Recovery Marshall Savs in Report on Moscow

Marshall’s TalkIs Blunt   After Blaming: Russia For Parley Failure,  Says U.S. Will Drive For Europe Recovery

America To Speed Aid To Europe in Recovery Program   Marshall Sees Some Progress From Conference

American Government, Through Its Secretary Of State, Serves Notice On Russia That It Will Drive Ahead With Steps To Help Speed Solution Of Problems Without Awaiting “Compromise Of Exhaustion” Foreseen By Premier Stalin

Marshall Scores “Compromise of Exhaustion”   United States Will Attempt to Speed  Recovery of Europe me RW OT, ET rOALraAn

Secretary Hints European Action If Russia Delays      Attacks Stalin's Philosophy of “Compromise Of Exhaustion” In Radio Taik

Reveals Stalin Prediction Of ‘Compromises   U.S. Will Take Lead In Putting Germany On Safe Economic Ground

MARSHALL WINS ‘VANDENBERG’S FULL SUPPORT   ‘Michigan’ Leader Agrees that U. S. Can't ‘Wait Too Long’ on Russia

Sec. Marshall’s Speech Widely Acclaimed   Vandenberg Says General Realistic.

U.S. to Aid Europe Before Com promise of Exhaustion Made By Big Powers   BLAME PUT ON RUSSIA FOR MEETING FAILURI

Gen. Marshall Rejected Stalin “Compromise Of Exhaustion”   Europe's Recovery Can't Wait, He Told Russ  Leader

Blames Soviets for Treaty Delay   Secretary Says ‘Possibly Greater Progress Made Than Realized’

U. 5. To Ignore Soviet Tactics   Marshall’s Report Sours New Course

CAN'T WAIT T00 LONG ON A FINAL - BUROPEAN PEACE   This Statement Was Made Today by Senator Vandenberg, Mich.   AGREES WITH MARSHALL     Cannot Surrender Basic Prin ciples In Payment for   Compromise.

Aetion Must Be Taken at Once, He Says, but Does Not Elaborate Point  To Send Report   To Send Report   State Department Will Broadeast His Talk io Russians

Soviets Warned Aid Will  DriveOn   Marshall Reports U.S. Not Willing 'To Put It Off

Marshall Tells Nation We Can’t Wait On “Compromise Of Exhaustion” Foreseen By " Stalin; Blames Soviet For Parley Failure.

Marshall Stand On Peace Backer By Vandenberg  Russia Given Notice This Countey Ca not ‘Wait Too Lon

162 Persons Are Known ‘lo Have Been Killed Since Partitioning Of Palestine

65,000 IN LEGION'S PARADE   Climaxes 29th Convention of Ex-Service Group

Flight of Army Bombers Salutes Marching Column   Gov. Dewey Steps Into Re; viewing Box Just as  Parade Starts

65,000 March In Legion's Huge Parade   Procession Climaxing Nation~ al Convention Extends Forty Blocks Down Fifth Ave-

PORTER KILLED WHEN PULLMAN CAR GRACKS UP   Runaway Coach Crashed Into Bank Near Scene Of Red Arrow Wreck

 DEAD, 10 IN RUNAWAY CAR   Pennsy. Pullman Hits Bank Near ‘Red Arrow’ Crash Scene

MAJOR STEEL STRIKE APPEARS ELIMINATED   J. & L. And Another Plant Extend Their Contracts —

Says It’s Ignored   Reds Say U.S. Press Ignores Opposilion to ‘Truman Plans

: . °° France Wins  Parley Seat   Will Talk Over Ruhr Coal Wih WS 3 Retain

FRANCE TO JOIN RUHR COAL TALK   Revised Level of German Industry To Be Studied

Washington Forecast General Rent Increase,  End Of Ceilings Likely

PHONE OPERATORS MAY STRIKE TODAY   Service Here Normal Early This  Merning; Are Awaiting    Developments

Deadline On Phone Strike Approaches   Operators: and Company Silent On Threatened Walkout

Tax Collections In 1846 Reach  Peacetime Record   Maine Pays Total Of $127.857.664

Paid Uncle Sam Third Highest Sum on Record in  1946: New York Led

$383 Billions Paid In Taxes   Record Peacetime. Receipts Are Reported «For Last Yeayr.:

PEACETIME TAXES PAYMENTS AT NEW HIGH IN-LAST YEAR      y . ord: New Mexico. Showed   Gain..in., Payments - -.,.;

lax Payments Keach Record   Largest Peacetime Taxes In History Recorded; Third Highest In War

Rigid Security Measures Taken In Jerusalem  MacMillan, Becomes British Commander

RIGID = CLAMP ON HOLY CITY   Fresh Outbreak Finds Small Government  Launch Sunk

Jerusalem’s Placed Under Rigid Rules   Strictest Security Measures ‘Taken By New Military Head

New Command Takes Over in Palestine   Explosions Rock Harbor as Violence Flares

New Security Measures Put  On Holy City   Rigid Restrictions Plavec  In Effect as MeMitlan  Dpennwne Crantenl

Mrs. Friedman In Palestine   Rigid Security _Restrictions Are Clamped On Holy Land

JERUSALEM UNDER SECURITY CLAMPS   Gen. Mac Millan Assumes _ Charge of British Forc ec in Area

TIGHTEN GRIP ON HOLY LANE   Rigid Restrictions Clamped On Jerusalem As New  Violence Flares

Tighten Reins On Jerusalem   New British Commander In Charge of Palestine

British Clamp Rigid Security On Jerusalem   New Violence Flares As Gen. MacMillan Takes Over Commanc

CURBS CLAMPED ON JERUSALEM   Barbed Wire Closes Of! Holy City In Four Security Areas

GOP Administration Effort to Bring End to Filibuster Fails   Illinois House Refuses te Yield on Redistricting Measure

British Case Told At Economic Meet   Officials Sketch Developments Since Loan Agreement As Crisis Talks Open

England Tells WhatBecameot Its First Loan   US ‘Wants to'Know What British Economic’ Pots icies Are,

ENGLAND IS MADE BARE   They Tell Where Loans Went and Explain Plans for Future

STUDY BRITISH DOLLAR CRISIS   Question of New Loan Is Ruled Out As Parley Opens in Capital

Britain Tells Why Her Loan -[s Dwindling      L. S., British Negotiators Meet To Modify Loan  Terms.

Talks On British Loan Terms Start  Seek Accounting Of Borrowed Funds

USE OF BRITISH LOAN EXPLAINE!   Anglo - American Parle; On England Dollar Crisis Opens

Hindu Leader Orders All’ Riots Cease   Threatens Each Cult Will Be Punished Unless Peace Comes

NEHRU ASKS HALT IN INDIAN RIOTING   Prime Minister Brands Out breaks Disgraceful

Albany County ALP Chairman Seeks To Purge Party of ‘Democrat’ Foes

U. §. Approves Big Steel Shipment To Saudi-Arabia  Construction of Long Oil Pipe Line Vital,  Says Commerce Official:

PIPE EXPORT FOR OIL LIN   20,000 Tons Licensed For Shipment Into Saudi-Arabia

STEEL 10 BE SENT 10 SAUDI-ARABIA FOR NEW PIPELINE   Shipments Will Be Made ‘in Strategical, Political Interests of U. S.’   WHERRY PROTESTS   Exports of Pipe ‘Playing Havoc with Steel Supplies,’ Senator Says.

Holiday Toll For 2 Days Rises to 440   Auto Grashes Kill 191, Drownings in U.S. Total 137

Holiday Death Toll in U.S. Grows Rapidly  At ond 4 Have Lost 182 on ‘Sekwers

Total Increases fo 416; 182 Blamed on Cars   129 Persons Drown Fireworks Mishaps Kill Seven in U.S.

182 PERSONS DIE ON HIGHWAYS: MANY DROWNED   Festive Weekend Has One More Day  o Go

More Than 200 Killed On Highways   Many Drownings At Beaches And Summer Resorts

Holiday Death Toll in U.S. Grows Rapidly   At Least 416 Have Lost Lives, 182 on Highways

4000 Ruhr Coal Miners Go on Strike   Latest German Demonstration Against Short Food Rations

MORE REICH MINERS STAGE FOOD PROTEST   Others Go Back To Pits, Bu Threaten To Quit Again

4000 German Miners Strike In Food Protest   Hunger Demonstrations By 500,000 in Past Two Days

German Miners Af Dortmund Strike  Seek More Food For Families; Ruhr Coal Production Dropping

German Miners Out on. Strike   4,000 Ruhr Workers ,  Demand “More Food or No Work”

4,000 Ruhr Coal Miners Go On Strike   German Workers Protest Shortage Of Food; Dortmund Residents Parade

Ruhr Coal Miners Strike Because — Of Food Shortage  Action Is Portion Of Widespread Unrest in Nation

MINERS STRIKE   Protest Food Shortage; 4,000 Others Return to Closed Pits.

7 Ambassadors Are Nominated   Names Are Sent to Senate tor Approval   Make Keep Tools Following Training   SA’ ff APPROVED   Some German Miners Return To Jobs, Others on Strike

Ruhr Miners ° Stage Walkout   Four Coal Mines Affected’ By Food Shortage Demonstration

Germans  Walk Out   Strike In British Zone Demanding More Food For Families

500,000 in Ruhr Coal Mining Area Demonstrate to Demand More Fooc

Food Shortage _ Prompts Strike  By Rubr Miner:      Dortmund Demonstration Follows Hunger Marches  By 500,000 In Germany

Hun Miners Strike Over Food Issue   4000 Walk Off Jobs As Protest Against Short Rations

Ruhr Coal Miners Out   Strike Is Latest Protest Against Food Shortages

RUHR'S MINERS WALK OFF JOBS FOR MORE FOOD   Promise To Return Monday But Will Strike Again If Pleas Go Unheeded

Parades Mark British Zone Work Stoppage   Demonstration Staged to Protest Short Food Rations

Miners Stage Demonstration At Dortmund   Estimate 2,000 ‘Are On Strike As Protest Arising From Current Food Shortages

‘4,000 Ruhr Coal Miners Strike In Food Protest   Dortmund Residents Parade, Demand More Food: Demonstrations Grow

—GERMAN Y— Coal Miners. Strike For More Food  British Military Vehicles Stoned

4000 Miners in Ruhr on Strike   Demonstrate Against Short Food Rations

—Demonstration Against Short Rations—   Ruhr Miners Out On Strike   _. Dortmund Stages More-Food Parade

4000 German ‘Miners Strike ~ Ja Ruhi Are:   Walkout Is Latest Pro test Against Short  a ee 2. , et oe

Have You Made Your Red Cross Contribution?   Coal Miners  On Strike [At Dortmund   Walkout Is Latest German Demonstration Against Short Food Rations: Hold Parade

Four Thousand Coal Miners  Strike in Ruhr  500,000 Persons Take Part  In Hunger Demonstrations

4,000 MINERS IN RUHR STRIKE FOR MORE FOOD   500,000 Demonstraters or March in Two Days at Essen, Germany

Ruhr Valley Miners Quit... . Hunger Strikes And Marches Flare Up In German Unrest

Cireus Will Provide Fun For Thousands "Greatest Show On Earth” Here Today

Barkley Puts Anti - Inflation Bills In Hopper   Taft Calls Committee Into Closed Session To Plan GOP Tactics

BILLS TO. CUT ; WING COSTS BEING PUSHED   DEMOCRATIC BILL. WouLD “* AUTHORIZE A Foon . . CONSERVATION PROGRAM ©:

CAPT. J. S, POAGE DIED THIS MORNING   Commander of the Highway Patrol at St. Joseph Suffered Heart Attack.

CARD SAYS SLAYER WILL SURRENDER   Hints ‘Dahlia’ Killer Will Give Un On Wednesday

‘Black Dahlia’ Slaver Plans  To Surrender   Letter Received By News. paper Says He Will Give Up On Wednesday

SLAYER SAYS HE  WILL SURRENDER   ‘Black Dahlia Avenger’ Sende Note to Police

California Slayer Taunts Police  Surrender Note Is Termed Authentic

Many Bodies Lav In Ruins   Procession of Trucks Carry New-Found Dead ta Mortuaries:in Texas City as Searchers ConRaua Their Crim Tack in Stricken frown.

Now If It Were True!   French Paper Says Our New A-Bomb Can Blast Hole 2,700 Feet By 11 Miles

Housewives Urged To Decrease Buying While Price of Meat Continues To Zoom

Stop Gambling In Michigan, Is Sigler’s Edict   Reorganization Of Detective Bureau Another Major Move

Strike Curtails Telephone Calls   Long Distance, Manua Service Is Hampered

Two Oil Outfits  Conceal Backers   Afforded Arabian Products To U.S. Navy

1948 TobaccoCrop Con trol Requested   Anderson Establishes Production. -Ouota.25.Per.Ceat Less. Than.1947..

ADVANCE FUEL PRICES   Standard Oi] of Indiana Announces  ' Increase on Distillates

HEAT WAVE MOVES INTO EAST TODAY   Torrid Blast Hits North Atlantic Coast States

MOVES INTO EAST TODAY   Torrid Blast Hits North Atlantic Coast States

Some Democrats Joined GOF -In Demand \for Heavy Cuts.   ELD TO $32 MILLION?   This Is the Opinion of Sen. Byrd, Democrat, Virginia.

Some Democrats Join in Demand For Budget Cut   Portal-to-Portal Pay, Other Labor Measures Discussed

COUNCIL. GIVES PREMIER POWER TO CURB RIOTS   80,000 Reservists Reinforce ’ Regulars .in Effort To Restore Order

1 LA nie RRNA Aah ny En rn oN lane nee Macatee teste      Must Try to Restore Order To Riot-Torn France; Government Can Jail Saboteurs, Agitators

French Assembly Calls Reserves in Sabotage Crisis   Vanguard of 80,000 Begin Reporting to Reinforce Regular Troops   SABOTEURS FACING 10 YEARS IN JAIL   Parliament Gives Premier Broad Powers to Smash Widespread Riots

Vanguard of 80,000 French Reservists Pour Into Camps   Parliament Arms Government With Power To Jail Saboteurs for as Much as 10 Years

 Yote Government [Emergency Powers   Eighty Thousand Soldiers Pouring Into Camp to Bolster Army Forces Facing Communche.

Parliment Passes Anti Strike Bill   Reinforcements To Regular Army Give Government Heavy Weapon Against Communists.

French Reservists Rushing To Colors In National Crisis   Government Wins Power To Jail Saboteurs For Long Terms: Trouble Areas Patroled

FRANCE USING ARMED FORCES TO END CRISIS   Government Is Given Heavy Weapon to Jse Against Strike Violence.

RESERVISTS CALLED UP IN FRANCE   To Combat Red Strikes; New Law Aimed at Agitator:

Gets Powerful Weapon To Fight Red-Inspired Sabotage And Violence

80,000 to Reinforce Regulars   Government Gets Power to Punish Agitators and Deal With Red Strikes

SCHUMAN GIVEN POWER T0 THROW RIOTERS IN JAIL   First Of 80,000 Reservists Turn Out For Service

AS PREMIER GETS POWER TO JAIL SABOTEURS   Strikers Cut Off Marseille

Rep ub lieans See Federal School Aid   Two Top Senators Expect $300,000,000 Per Year To Be Voted

Minimum State . Expenditure Being Sought   Federal Government  To Pav $300 Million

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Plane of Byrd Expedition Missing in Antarctic

Seaplane With Byrd Expedition Reported Missing   Navy Announces Plane With Seven Aboard Overdue On Antarctic Flight   LAST REPORT FROM PLANE, DECEMBER 30 (BULLETIN)

WAR OF NERVES IS CHARGED TO RUSSIA BY U.S.   ‘Secret’ Documents Put Poland In Light Of Soviet Satellite

Master Plan Upon Greece Is Revealed   Poland Labeled As Soviet ‘Satellite’ te TT. S. Dacnments

Accusations Made in Secret Papers  PaaS ee   Strife in Greece Is Fomented by Reds, Documents Reveal

FOMENTED BY COMMUNISTS   Charges Disclosed In Background Papers On. Aid Program

Moscow Broadcasts Call on Turkish People To Rise in Revolt, Overthrow Government: Papers Laid Before House Committee as ‘Baskground’ on Truman’s Aid Proposals

U.S. “Secret” Documents ~ Charge Russia With War Of Nerves Against Turks   Strife In Greece Is Femented From Outside Under “A Master Plan” To Subject Natien Te Communism, Repert Declares

MOTHER OF 2 SHOT IN BUSY BROOKLYN STREET   “Gled TE Did 11," Says Murderess Charging Huaband Theft,

IMOTHER OF TWO SLAIN ON STREET   ANOTHER WOMAN ADMITS SHOOTING; JEALOUSY MOTIVE

» Mother of 3 Shoots Rival  You ng Hou   Young Housewife Slain in Brooklyn

YOUNG MOTHER SHOT TO DEATH   Another Mother Admits Shooting. Saying Victim “Was Running Around With Ay Husband.”

Jealous Wife Shoots Rival   Mother Of Two Killed Today On Brooklyn Streets

REVIVAL SERVICES AT BAPTIST CHURCH NOV. 23 TO DEC. 5   REV. HARLAN STENGER OF CIN. CINNATI WILL BE EVANGELIST. SPECIAL MUSIC

SIX MORE INMATES ~ ESCAPE FROM THE TRAINING SCHOOI   This Brings Total of Escapes From Boonville Institution to 66.   CITY DEMAND ACTION   Civic Leaders and Police Officers Asks Situation Be Remedied.

It's Community Menace, Say City Leaders   Law. Enforcement ‘Officers Demand Something Be Done

Long Stretch Of East Coast Gets Warning   Heavy Seas Are Expected From Florida To North J Caroling

STORM FLAGS FLY ON COAST   Atlantic Seaboard Alerted For Possibility of A Mighty Hurricane

Storm Alert Is Issued Along Coas! From Florida To North Carolina

Seaboard To N.C. Alerted OnBig Blow   Warning Posted On Long Coastal Area; 140-Mile Velocity

Hurricane Nears: Florida Is Alerted   It’s 300 Miles East But Still Going West

Hurricane Alert Ordered Along Atlantic Coast   750-Mile Southern Stretch Said in Path Of Mighty Storm

Worst Hurricane Of Season Lashes Of Horida Coast   140-Mile-an-Hour Winds Only a Few Miles Away From the Mainland

EAST COAST GETS HURRICANE ALERT   Precautions Taken in Event Violent Storm Shifts Course.

140-MPH Winds 24 Hours Away   Tropical Storm 300 Mile East of Palm Reach

Florida To Carolina . Alerted, Hurricane  Approaching ane      140 MPW Wied Sterm @niy 24 Nears Away Pret Mainland As Hertbward Gorvatare Geve meres Taet ‘Eve’ Weald Pace By

Hurricane  Alert Given East Coast   CautionedToExpect Heavy Tides, Seas As Gale Approaches

Great Hurricane Winds Are Reported Moving At 140 Mile An Hour Pace   American Red Cross Places Disaster Committee On Call; Military Service Moving Planes From Threatened Zone

Storm Path May Chenje ‘East Coast Alerted for Hurricane, High Water  a ¥ 7

House Votes To End Poll Taxes   Three Freights Halted by Swarm Of May Flies

VETO OF PORTAL BILL PREDICTED   Senate Approves Measure To Curb Union Action Against Industry

CLAIMS PORTAL SUIT BAN BOON T0 UNIONS   Sen, Aiken Predicts Unorganized Labor to Seek Protection

Nenate Passes ~ Bill Cutlawing ~ Portal Pay Suits   House And Senate Conferee: To Meet To Adjust Bill For Truman’s Action

MINORITY LEADER SAYS THAT TRUMAN MAY VETO ~~ BILL AS IT Now .  . 4 STANDS ....

Stassen Makes  Probe Demand   Wants Investigation Of All Market Operations By ‘‘Insiders’’ In Ad ministration

See Problems in Road Financing  Tan Manvy Political   Too Many Political Areas Participate, Survey States

Texas Strike Bill Passage Now ‘Assured.   Final Action on Sympathy Strikes Viewed by Solons

Acheson Sees No Possibility Of War With Russia As Result Of Program To Aid Greece

Weather Forecast   B*OREVS BPR BSS EAL A GERESE     LaGuardia Urges Low Rent Housing   Schwellenbach Steps Into Fight Over Portal Pay Legislation

Repert Irked Baruch.   Mrs. Dixon Will Face Charges of Robbery Feb. 6

Army Loses Skirmish in Budget Fight   Joint Committee Blocks Plan to Keep Defense Funds Intact

Budget Committee Refuses. ta ompromise on Less Than °  Six Billion Slice   OBJECTIONS RAISED to. * __CURBING-ARMED_FORCES

Big Money Bill To Be Voted On  Attitude Of Congress On Economy  To Be Put To New Test This Week

Economy Knife's Temper Gets New Test This Week  Senate Acts On First Big Appropriation Bil

CONGRESS GETS FIRST ECONOMY TEST ON FLOOR   Budget Cut Squarely Up To Senate On Treasury And Postal Funds

ECONOMY Bi FACING TES!   Big Appropriation Bill Goes To Senate for Decision  On House Slashes

ECONOMY TESTS DUE THIS WEEE   Custom Of Senate Increasing House Appropriations May Be Stonned

Judge Doesn’t Blame Piano Player Who Slew Tattooed Lady. His Wife

Leaking Naptha Tank Emptied  by Engineers   408 Bodies Recovered Irom Ruins

Blast Threat Still Lingers At Texas City   Engineers Labor .to Empty Naptha Tank; Incomplete  Official Death Toll-Stands ae Ane — .

Leaking Naptha Tank Threat at Texas City Ends   Red Cross Defends Acts Against Mayor's Charges in Disaster

Burma Holds Ex - Premier In Massacre   3 Aides Slain, 19 Seized In Burst of Gunfire; Arms Cache Fanud

Burmese Arrest Former Premier   U Saw and Others Held in Deaths of 8 Leaders

BURMA POLICE ARREST CHIEFS OF OPPOSITION   Former Premier And 19 Aides Rounded Up As Riot Aftermath

or TAKE EX-PREMIER  3 Dead, 20 Arrested in ‘Wake of Assassinations

Former Burmese Premier Is Arrested In Connection With Assassinations

Burmese Nab Former Chief For Murder:   Former Premier U Saw, 177 Others Arrested In Slayings Of Eight Government Men

Former Burma  Premier Held   Three Killed, 20 Arrests In Connection With . Massacre .

EX-PREMIER Of BURMA IS HELD AFTER SLAYINGS   U Saw And 19 Of His Lieut enants Held; Three  Followers Slain

Former Premier Of Burma Is Held by Police   Three Are Killed In Action Following Massacre of Official

FORMER PREMIER OF BURMA HELD IN ~ASSASSINATIONS   Three Follawers Shot .Te Death At Home Of Ex creme rcp mee iia Sa

Million French Decide to Stay In Public Job:   Schaman Threatens Curb Of Walkouts by Force; Bada Pentaat Arrecta

French Workers Oppose Strike  Puts Check-Rein On Wave Of Walkouts

PUBLIC SERVICE WORKERS NOT TO STRIKE IN FRANCE   Action by 1,000,000 Union Employes Adds Checkrein to Increasing Wave of “Red’-Led Walkouts.   SCHUMAN PREPARED TO HALT IDLENESS   Premier Tells National Assembly He Will Use Force,   if Necessary, to End Job : lessness of 2,000,000.

Salem Begins Flood Mop-Up   Downpour Sends 3-5 Feet Of Water Into Town

AEM RENEWED HIS ~~ DEMAND FOR AN aoe PROBE  ae. oth   Senatorial Investigation 1: Asked by the Missouri Senator.   M’CARRAN IS’ OPPOSED   Further Inquiry Would Be An “Almost Flagrant Waste” of Money.

Meatless ‘Tuesdays Asked Along With Egegless And Pouttryless Thursdays ‘lo Help Feed Ewrope

Urge Meatless And Poultryless Days Each Week   Various Groups Pledge Support in Campaign to Save Food

HELP PLEDGED IN TRUMAN FOOD PLANS   Aides Continue to Map Strategy as Trade Units Take Actior

Long Delay Seen In Writing Peace Pact For Germany   Marshall Intensifies Efforts To Attain Alliance To Keep Germany Disarmed   PARLEY INVOLVED IN LONG DEBATE

LYNCH VERDICT IS GREETED BY MUCH DISFAV OF   America’s Press Lambasts Acquittal Of 28 !n Greenville, S. C.; Britain Joins Chorus; Judge Hits Result.

Approval ( Of N.C. Revenue Bill Slated.   Senate Favors Safe Driving Bill; Beer Wine Bill Lite Qnidg

13 CENTS GIVEN BY BETHLEHEM   Grace Says Increase Ends Hope Of Any Price Cut

Clark's Delay In Vote Fraud Probe Attacked   Current Inquiry Like Locking Door After Horse Gone

Ferguson Calls US Probe of Vote Fraud In KC ‘Locking Door After Oats Stolen’

Sen. Ferguson Assails (Delay in Inquiry Into ‘Kansas City Election

2 Banks Held Up; May be  Same Bandits   Total of $5,500 Taken; 20 Patrol  Cars Scouring Area

A LITTLE ~ RAINHELPS THE CORN   Sample Was Q. K.—Heal “Wave Moderates _  Also

Strange Political Battle At An End   Georgia’s Highest Tribunal Holds, 5 To 2, That Legislature Lacked Power To Elect Son After Death Of Gor. Eugene Talmadge

THOMPSON Is "AUROED JOB ANS GOVERNOR   GEORGIAS- TANGLED ‘Dis. POTE OVER CitlEr EXECU. ve CLEARED UP. BY ~{° DECISION TODAY

Social Security Program Includes Funds For Needy And Disability Payments

Truman and His Cabinet Steer Clear of Georgia Gubernatorial Scramble

Expect Heavy Floods to-Northern Kansas   Nebraska Downpours May Add to Already Flood-cloqued Streame

High Waters Into Kansas      Worst Flood of Year - Expected On Blue Following Nebraska Rains

Record Crest at Beatrice — Will Bring Overflows  to Kansas Tonight

Escaping Gas From Broken Line Causes Denver Explosion,  Police Officer Says

Twelve. Persons Killed in Crash At-London: Airport      Seven: Passengers, And. Four Crewmen © Among Survivors...

Transport Plane Crashes, Killing 11 Passengers      Three. Nuns,..T vw Among Crackup Victims At Croydon Airdrome; Mishap Oceurs At Takeoff

ALINE GRAS TAKES 12 (WES UPON TAKFGRt   Three Nuns, Two Babies Among Victims in London Accident   ELEVEN OTHERS ESCAPE   Plane Rams Parked Czech Craft on Departing for South Africa

NUNS AND BABIES DIE IN TRANSPORT PLANE EXPLOSION   *Craydon Airdrome Scene of Disaster; Eleven Sur Pr Cee a > a eR 

12 Killed in Plane Crash At Croydon   Three Nuns and Two Babie: Amcng Victims at Lon don Airport

UN. Assembly Grants Right To Arab Board   Equal Status With Jewish Agency On Palestine Debate: Feared Boycott.

EQUAL STATUS IN UN DEBATE   Put on Same Basis as Jewish Group to Head Off Threatened Boycott

Arabs Charge U.N. Body Witl  Discrimination   Withdraw Request For Hearing In Assembly’s Palestine Dehate.

ARABS WITHDRAW BID FOR HEARING IN U. N. DEBATE  COMMITTEE CHARGES  MRrIiIe@RDIisaai   COMMITTEE CHARGES DISCRIMINATION. JN. PALESTINE DISPUTE ©

Arabs’ Committee Given Equal. Status With Jews in U.N. to Stop Boycott

Reds Want Big Five For UN Fact Findina   U. S. Prefers Small Countries Not Concerned With Palestine

U.N. Blocks Threatened Arab Boycott  Committee Gets Equal Rank in Palactine Talk

Arabs — Charge UN Bias   Withdraw Request For Assembly. Hearing On Palestine; Charge ProJew Discrimination .

Colonel Held With Fortune In Jap Gems  Diamonds Worth $210,000 Seized

-$210,000 in Diamonds  ,Confiscated Army Officer Is   Army Officer Is Under Technical Arrest in Probe

$210,000 in Diamonds  Confiscated Army Officer Is Under Technical Arrest in Probe

Negro Youth Dies At Noon Today for Murder of Druggis'   Year-Long Battle Ends As Chair Corrects Ist Error

Wil Francis Dies in Second Trip to Chair   No Bungling in State’s 2nd Execution Attempt

WILLIE FRANCIS DIES IN CHAIR   SECOND ATTEMPT TO EXECUTE NEGRO LAD PROVES SUCCESSFUL

YOUTH SMILES WIDELY AS HE GOES 10 DEAT   Execution Ends Yea Of Court Fights to Spare Him

Willie Francis Goes to Chair Second Time   Young Negro Goes To His Death Smiling.

Life of Louisiana Negro Claimed by Chair i in Ind Try  eee es   Willie Francis Dies Friday in Second Wall Of Last Short Mile

AFTER YEAR'S WAIT SLAYER POFS TO CHAIR   Ends Long Fight for Life of Negro Who Sat in Same Seat Once Before,

Second Attempt to Electrocute Willie Francis Is Succes:   State of Louisiana Puts Negro Slayer to Death in Chair Today

Willie Francis is Electrocuted  es te ik A i   Second Attempt in Year Is Successful

Dies on Second Trip to Electric Chait   Willie Francis Is Electricuted In St. Martin, La., Parish Jail,

CONGRESS TOLD OIL SITUATION ‘NOT ALARMING’   Ghipments To Russia Seen As ‘Normal Commercial Activity’ By OIT

Stassen Prods President on  Marshall Plan   GOP Candidate Backs Program, Asks Special Session

COAL MINING AID SOUGHT   Operators Want Ma chine to Load One Ton a Minute

Bituminous Industry Seeks Machine Ts Mine a Ten of Coal.Per Minute

Bidault-Stalin Talk Changes French Stand   Economic Aid from Soviet, Is Intimated; Statement Recalled

Bidault Alters Attitude After Talk To Stalin   French Foreign Minister First Received Privately By Soviet Premier   MARSHALL MAY BE RECEIVED SOON  {/RITT T BTA

ADJUDICATION HANDED DOWN BY COURT   Judge Calvin S, Boyer Issues Mandatory Decree in Brooks Case   STOPS DEFENDANTS

Officials Warn That Great Britain Is in Midst of a Grave Economic Crisis

John Bull Is In Midst Of  Great Crisis  Seen Unable to Pay His Way In “World of Open   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreien Affairs Anaualyst

Foes in Senate Delay Vote on Labor Bill  Proponents Expect Ballot Today  Die. Eianl Dangencse Anmraval 

OPPONENTS OF LABOR MEASURE POSTPONE VOTE   Passage Of Compromise By Senate Is Anticipated Today   3 REPRESENTATIVES ASK TRUMAN’S VETO

ACTION DELAYED ON LABOR BILL   Final Passage Assured In Senate; Opponents CaJl For Veto

VOTE IN SENATE ON LABOR MEASURE DELAYED BY FOES   Morse, Pepper and Other Op“ ponents Deliver Sharp Attacks on Union* Curbing Measure.   PASSAGE CERTAIN; MAJORITY IN DOUBT   Supporters Expect to Roll Up Two-thirds Margin Required to Override a Possible Veto.

Vofe On Labor Bill Delayed By Opponents      House Democrats Appea To Truman To Veto Measure

Debate Delays Labor Bill Vote   Three Democrais Ap pea! For Truman Veto

Bitter-End Foes Stick to Guns: Veto Is Urged   Supporters Remain Confident of Passage By Two-Thirds Majority

Senate Unable To Reach Vote On Labor Bill  Opponents Force Af lasel Naw'e Nalay

Labor Bill Foes Force Delay In Senate Vote   House Democrats Appeal to Truman To Veto Measure

Senate Delays Taking Vote On Labor Bill   Some House Democrats Appcal to President to —¥tto the Measure OT

Senate Labor Bill Foes Force Day’s  Delay On Voting   Trio Of House Democrats Urge President To Veta Union-Curbing Legislation; GOP Leaders  Sure OF Meacure Paccing

Labor Bill Foes Force Senate  To Delay Vote   Leaders Expect To Get Vote On Bill Today: House Group Requests Veto

Opponents Stick to Guns Action by Senate on New Labor  Bill Delayed for at Least Day

LABOR BILL VOTE © HITS SENATE SNAG      Opponents Force Day’s Delay Ere Congress Approves Laws ) Curbing Unions

Liquor Sales By Drink “Bill Given Preliminary Test Support In House   Delegates, In Sudden Charitable Frame Of Mind, Decided To Seek Virtually Double Appropriations For Needy Relief

Liquor Sales By Drink Get House Support   Also Requests Relief Grants Be Doubled

Issues Report Covering All Phases Of County Operation; Makes Many Proposals.

TAFT FIRES WARNING ABOUT WORLD STATE   Launches Western Tour In California Address

TAFT REJECTS PLAN FOR ‘WORLD STATE’   Opposes Concentration Of Power In Distant Capital

Taft Opens His Prospecting Trip  Will Decide About Candidacy on Return

Taft Opens Drive for Nomination   Says VU. S. Not Going To Enter A World State

Taft Speaks Up For State Rights  Hits Concentration Of Power in Capito

States Right Defended By Senator Taft    Says US Is Not Going to Enter World State That  -Envisions Concentration ‘Of Power in One Canital

Against World State With Strong Capital  Ohioan Opens Talks in West Before

SENATOR TAFT OPENS HIS TOUR AS “PROSPECTIVE” CANDIDATE INADDRESSING CALIFORNIA BAR   Declares “New Deal” Had Tried “to Get Rid of States’ Rights” by Centering All Power in Washington—Outlines What He Believes as Great Issue of Day—Bevin Postpones Adjournment of Foreign Ministers’ Session—Other News of Day

TAFT OPPOSES U. S. ENTERING WORLD STATE   Calls Great Issue is Free People Agaiust Totalitarianism

TAFT LOOKING FOR SUPPORT   Senator Opens His Western Hunt with Press Conference ot Santa Cruz

TAFT ASSAILS ANY ABRIDGEMENT OF STATES RIGHTS   WARNS OF DANGER OF WORLD STATE ON NEW DEAL FORMULA

Taft Declares  State’s Rights . ‘Major Issue   Senator To Decide On, Hi Candidacy After Return - From West Tour; Addresses. Bar -

Senator Tat Opens Western Speaking Tour  Rights of States   Rights of Stotes Subject of Talk To California Sar

Taft Opens Western Tour   Free People vs. Totalitarian State, Held Great Issue

New Deal Tried To End State’s Rights--Taft   Says U. S. Won't Enter World Union With Power In Distant Capital

States Rights, Upheld by Taft  Strongly Against Totalitarian State

ATOM CONTROL PLAN BLASTED BY GROMYKO   Moscow Stands Firm On Veto Right Of Big 5

LEGION AUXILIARY HEAD ADVISES  Realism Of Texas Mothers On Military Training Is Urged

[Former Communist Testifies Dates. Set ‘Several Times’ To Overthrow Government

Leslie Downed In Allecheny’s Ballot Contes!  Rahauser Wine TD A   Rahauser Wins D. A. Office by Majority Of 18,000 Votes

LESLIE LOSES IN ALLEGHENY   District Attorney Ousted As Democrats Complete Sweep in County

WESTINGHOUSE HAS EXPLOSION   Generator Flies to Pieces al Pittsburgh

GRAIN PRICES RISE SHARPLY   Sending Of High-Priced Foods To Europe Is Considered

Sharp Advances In Grain Futures  Wheat Trading Open: 1% to 638 Cents Up

Hike In Prices Seen As Grains Take New Rise   Butter Rises, While Meat And Eggs Are Steady In - New York; Cheese Also Goes Up

ALL WHEAT PRICES HIT RECORD HIGHS   Traders Believe Export Demand Will Keep Prices High

Wheat Prices Up Again in Chicago   Other Grains, Too, Advance Maximum Under New Rules

Wheat, Livestock Prices  Climb to New Highs as  Truman, Advisers Confer

Wheat Hits $2.90: Corn Goes to §?.37  House Committee Starts Sessions

No Definite Trend Noted Yet In HCL   Prices Rise In Some Areas, Drop In Others; Wheat Soars Again

America Maps New Moves in Veto Row   Russian Negative Vote Kills Proposal for ‘Watch Dog’ Commission on Greek Frontier

Diplomatic Tower Of Babel Crashes  Around Russians   Collapse Of Foreign Ministers’ Conference Frees Hands Of Western Allies For All-Out  EFeonomic War In Weet Furane

Molotov Acts At Meet Free Allies’ Hands   Made One Mistake Which Will Go Down In History

Army Service Does Not Count on Pen Term, Judge Rules  Habeas Corpus Writs in Circuit Court Filed by Two Inmates

Army Service Does Not Count on Pen Term, Judge Rules  Habeas Cornus Write i   Habeas Corpus Writs ir Circuit Court Filed — by Two Inmates

Sales, Liquor Taxes Are Up   Perkins Tells Sofons . Increases Next Year Will Be Necessary

Gen. Chiang Willing To Negotiate   Says Communists Ignoring Offer

Cuba Will Back US. Plan To Compel Action   Delegate To Endorse Mandatory Proviso In Defense Treaty

Cuba Back: Collective Security   Declares Support Of U. S. Proposal At All-American  Defense Parley .

RADIOACTIVE POISON TEST BEING PLANNED   Broad Experiment With Weapons Indicated On Remote Pacific Atoll

Showdown On Court Battle   Justices Jackson, ‘Black Speak _Minds On New Case.

Justice Feud Showdown Seen in Fall  Court May Get New Case of Law Parinar

High Court Feud Again Threatened  Kx-Partner of Black Files Second Case— Jackson Adamant

SCHEDULED TRIAL   Jackson and ‘Black Dispute May ‘Be Headed For Showdown ° During Fall

High Court Feud May Head  For Showdown  Pending Case Likely To Renew Black, Jackson ‘Argument

Black, Jackson Conflic May Be Resumed When Insurance Firm’s Case Comes Up

High Court Battle Nears Showdown   Black’s Former Partner Appears With New Case: Promise Recalled

Jackson vs. Black Supreme Court Feud  May Flare Up Again   Crampton Harris, Lawyer in Previous Row, Back with Another Case

FEUD IN COURT MAY FLARE UP   New Case Is Brought By Justice Black’s Former Partner

HIGH COURT FEUD MAY BE HEADED FOR SHOWDOWN   Jackson-Black Dispute May Come to Light in Portal Mine Pay Case

Hospital Name Meeting fo Be Held Monday   Public Invited to Participate In Discussion On New Name for County Hospital

Hospital Name Discussed At Joint Meeting   County Commissioners “And Cass County Hospital Board Convene At Court House

UNION REPORT FLAYS TRUMAN FOREIGN PLAN   Contend Foreign Policy Pointing to War; Want New Deal Program   CRITICIZE POLITICIANS WHO HELP PRESIDENT

Soong Directs China’s Rigid Fiscal Repair   Nation’s Survival At Stake, Says President Chiang

CHIANG TO STRENGTHEN CHINAECONOMY   Soong Takes Charge of Emergency Measures  to Ward Off Collapse

Controversial Issues To Face  Ala. Assembly   Labor, Election Reform p And Liquor Laws Among  Principal Questions  4

Heavy Schedules face Lenislators At Regular Term  .Lebor, “Vote Reform, Liquor Loews Among fentroversial Items

Indonesians Fire Two Java Towns   Torch Applied to Slow Dutch March On Island Capital

Indonesians Burn 2 Java Towns to Slow Dutch Push   Motorized Unit Bypasses Flaming Areas in Drive for Jogjakarta   TROOPS 75 MILES FROM THE CAPITAL   Scorched Earth Activity Reported at Many Other Points on Island

Put the Torchto   Two Central Towns “to Slow Drive on  City of Jogiakarta

TOWNS FIRED TO SLOW DUTCH   Invading Forces Are Pushing Toward Capitol City

Indonesians Set Fire To Two Towns   Tryihy to Slow Dutch Drive On Capital

PEPPER FEA DEPRESSION IF LABOR CURBED   Omnibus Bill Would ’ Start " More Strikes. in Nation, Floride Solon Claims

PEPPER SAYS LABOR CURBS HIT ECONOMY   Senator Backs Milder Unior Action In Debate

Pepper Fears Slide   : New Labor ‘Curbs. ‘Wil  SY rt Downward : ‘Trend Florida Senator Says.  Urging Milder ‘Bill

VITAL MESSAGE ON LABOR BILL   Verdict, Expected To Be ; Veto, Will Be Given Con: gress Friday

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  It Isn’t Really There, But hey Call It San Francisco

Unpredictable San Francisco Isn't Really a City Says Boyle —Just Matter of Faith

Canada Agrees to Let U.S. Sell Canol, White Elephant, for ‘Junk’

Part of Canol To Be Junked, Sold  Oil Refinery, Pipe   Oil Refinery, Pipe Line Go Piecemeal

PRES, TRUMAN ASKS CONGRESS FOR EXTENSION   New National Emergency May Come For. Natior

Extension Of Federal Act Asked   Trumen Requests Longer Life for War Powers Act

Requests Limited Powers    Truman Asks Congress For Extension of Some War Powers; To Con- . trol Searce Foods

Truman Would Extend Control On Some Items   Asks Congress For One Year Extension Of Wartime Controls On Scarce Commodities   “SUGAR RATIONING MUST CONTINUE”:

Truman Seeks Continuance Of Power   Leaves Big Field For Self In Appeal

Wants Extension To Allocate Other  Scarce Materials   President Truman Specially Calls For Extension Until March 31, 1948 Of Titles Of Several War Powers.

TRUMAN ASKS LIMITED WAR POWERS EXTENSION      President Requests Congress To Grant Authority To Continue To Ration Sugar And Allocate Scarce Foods And Certain Materials—Advocates Projection Of Parts Of Act For One Year—Seeks Right Of Restrictions In Event Of “National Emergency”

TRUMAN URGES EXTENSION OF ‘WARTIME BILL   Measure Would Give Year’s  Life to Sugar Rationing, Enad Alineatian

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR EXTENSION OF WAR CURBS   Truman Wants Lids Held or Scarce Foods, Materials Beyond March 31

TRUMAN SEES NEED OF SOME CONTROLS YET   Request for Continued War Powers Envisions Grain and Sugar Shortage and Need for Certain Imported Materials.

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Truman Asks For Extension  Of War Powers   Seeks Continued Contro' Over Sugar, Scarce Fands

LIST INCLUDES RATIONING OF SUGAR SUPPLIES   Other War Powers In. cluded in Plea for Extension

Authority To Ration Sugar Among Them   They Also Include Authon ity to Allocate Foods and Handful Of Materials   Leaves Big Field For “Discretion”   President CitesContingency Of “National Emergency”—Such As Coal Serike

Rations OfSugar Included In List   Scarce Foods And Materials Are  Put In Plea

Extension Urged Of Second Group For Year's Time   Authority To Ration Sugar Included in President's Request

President Asks Continuation of Special Powers   Congress is Urged To Keep Controis on Sugar Another Year

Otherwise They'd End On Mar. 31   Sugor Rationing, Food Control Among Those Asked by Truman.

Authority For Allocation Of Food Sought  Continuance Of  Sugar Rationing  Haade HST Lict

Need Controls For Meeting  Emergencies   Authority to Ration Sugar and Allocate Scarce Foods Included

Authority Wanted For Limited Time  President Asks for Coverage   President Asks for Coverage Of ‘Unforseeable Emergency’

SOLONS ASKED TO RENEW SOME WARTIME POWER   President Wants Control In Event Of Any New National Emergency   SPECIAL MESSAGE SENT   Chief Executive Would Keep Curbs On Sugar, Rice, Grain, Other Items

Irées Congress Move To Extent  War Powers Aet   President Raises Question OF Poesible Emergency Such As A Coal Walkout

Unsettling for Both Business and Publie To Wait Final Action By Congress, He Says

Extension of War Powerls Truman’ sAim   Asks Congress to Give Added Life to Parts of Second Powers Act

PRESIDENT ASKS TO KEEP POWERS FOR ANOTHER YEAR   Control of Sugar Ratior and Other Authority Sought by Truman ai Capital Today.   EXPORT, IMPORT ALSO MENTIONED

Authority Over Sugar, Scarce Goods Sought   Truman Urges Congress to Continue His Export, Import Control for One Year

Extension Of War Order Is Sought Today   PRESIDENT IN PLEA TO CONGRESSMEN ON EMERGENCY

PRESIDENT WANTS CONTINUATION OF HIS WAR POWERS   If Granted, Would Make Six Years of Wartime Restrictions.

ASKS “LIMITED” EXTENSION FOR PARTS OF ACT   “Request Congressional Authority to Retain Sugar and Food Contre}

Truman Would Continue Some War Powers ‘   Cites Shortages Of Certain Foods In All Parts Of World

Truman Requests Limited Extension  Of War Powers Act   To Continue Authority Over Scarce Materials

President Asks For Extension Of War Powers   Seeks Authority Over Sugar, Other Scarce Materials

Urges Congress For Extension Of War Control   Wants Right To Handle ‘National Emergencies’ Like Coal Strike, Would Give Up GQther Powers

Truman Seeks Authority to Ration Sugar   Presses Congress for ‘Immediate and Favorable’ Action

CHIEF EXECUTIVE WOULD CONTINUE ~ SUGAR RATIONINE   ‘Demands: Authority 10 Ailo - “cate Scarce Foods and BRatariate

—Sugar And Other Foods Still Scarce—  Truman Asks A 1-Year Extension Of War Powers   .+ Pleads For “Immediate” Action By Congress

Truman Asks Congress for “Limited” Extension Of 2nd War Powers Act

Truman Requests Extension of Some Wartime Powers   Allocation Priority On Imports, Export: ls Major Control

Remaining War Controls Expire March 31 Unless Congress Approves Extenions; Rent Control Studied By Senate.

Congress —  Ts_A: hed To.    TRUMAN SENDS ; SPECIAL MESSAGE IN WHICH-HE ASKS EXTENSIONS*: i  OF CERTAIN OTHER ACTS. ee DUE TO EXPIRE

Sugar Rationing Would Continue For Another Year   Powers Will Expire Automatically March 31 Unless Solons Grant President’s Request

Extension Is Requested By Truman   President Asks Other War Powers Be Retained,  in Special Message

TRUMAN WOULD. LIMIT AUTHORITY TO SOME “NEEDED” CONTROLS  _ SUGAR RATIONING, FEW  OTHER ALLOCATIONS TO ' PREMAIN TINDER REQUEST

Wants Portions Of War Powers Ad Extended One Year   Says End of Need in Sight But Time Not Yet Come To Release Many Controls

Says Certain Controls Needed For Effective Reconversion   Requests Extension of Powers to Allocate Scarce Foods, Materials, Exports, imports

Truman Asks War Power Extension   Move Necessary ‘In Case’ Country Has an Emergency   Will Include Sugar Rationing---Scarce Foods, Materials To Be Allocated

Would Use Only For Emergency, President Says   One-year Extension Would Include Authority to Ration Sugar, Other Scarce Items

se ne ae tesa, “ PRESIDENT TELLS CONGRESS ‘LIMITED EXTENSION NEEDED TO CONTROL , SCARCE ARTICLES -.

Latest News Flashes   Truman Asks Congress To Extend War Controls

Asks Solons  To Continue  Food Control   Can Foresee Day When Use Unnecessary But Res conversion Demands.

Truman Asks Extension of War Powers   President Pleads for Immediate Action on Part of Conaress

President Asks Year Extension  For War Powers  Retention of Sugar Curbs And Priority Setup Urged

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS TO CONTINUE SOME OF HIS WAR POWERS ANOTHER YEAR

AUTHORITY TO RATION SUGAR, CONTROL SCARCE FOODS. MATERIALS LISTED

Truman Acts To Prevent  Ship Layoff   Manipulations of Government Ships Asked by President

Wants a Wide Field in Case  of ‘Emergency’   Would Provide Control Over Sugar Hationtity; Food, Materials

President Sends Congress Message Outlining Need For Continuance Of Controls Over Most Food Items; Several ‘Titles’  To Act Would Be Allowed To Expire

Would Keep Authority To Ration Sugar   Continued Control Over Scarce Foods, Materials For Year Also Wanted.

President Seeks To Retain Authority To Ration Sugar, Allocate Scarce Foods EXPORT LIMITS   Urged On Autos, Searce Materials; ae To Act If Other Items Become Short Included In Bill

Limited War Powers Extension Is Asked   Truman Asks Congress to Retain Authority to Ration Sugar and Allocate Scarce Foods and a Few Materials.

Quick Action By Congress Is Requested   President Wants to Keep Authority Over Sugar Rationing, Foods and Searce Materials

Request Is Made to Give Government Powers in Event of Unforseen  Emergencies  Pn . 3 Tr 4.4. f   Would Continue Ratian to Keep Supply From Speenlators

WouldContinue Hold on Sugar,  Scarce Foods   Requests Immediate Favorable Action by Congress

Truman Wants To Retain Authority On Searce Foods   Pleads for Power To Control Other Materials In Case of Emergency

President Foresees Possible Emergency   Planning for Coal Strike Seen Behind Move—Continued Susar Ration Asked

ASKS LIMITED EXTENSION OF WAR POWERS   Wants Congress 0. K. to’ Ration Sugar; Other Export’ ‘and Import Controls.

President Will Have Power To Restrict Use of Some Materials in Case of National Emergency.   ACT IS VITAL TO FINISH RECONVERSION

WANTS LIMITED RENEWAL OF THE WAR POWERS ACT   President Asks Concress To Extend Three Sections Of Act For Year: Wants Controls Over Foods, Imports, Other Items.

President’s Appeal Includes Continued Rationing Of Sugar   Allocation Of Few Foods Also Asked   Chief Executive Leaves Large Field Of Items To White House Discretion

President Says Move Needed For One Year   Food Allocation, Sugar Rationing Would Be Continued by Act

Extension of Authority Over Food, Rubber, Tin Is Sought by President

President Gives Reasons For Asking  For Extension Of Some War Controls

RENEWED WA POWERS ASKED OF CONGRESS   Requests Reenactment Of Right to Curb  Scarce Materials

Sugar Ration, Scarce Food  Reins Would Be Continued   President Requests Congress To Speed ‘Favorable’ Action

Sucar Rationing For Year More ls Amana Them  Says Controls Asked Are Needed to Roun

Temperatures   Truman Requests  Extension of War Powers Act   President Wants Congress to Grant Him Continued Authority to Ration Gucar and Allneate Searce Ttems

WAR POWERS   Says Controls Needed for Another Year on Scarce Items

Plea Includes Sugar Rationing Food Allocation   Request Leaves Wide Field: For Action In ‘Event of Emergency’

Authority To Ration Sugar Is Requested   Would Restrict Vital Materials

Present Authority Expires March 31] Unless Extended by Act of Congress

Controls Over Sugar, Grain, Fat Sought in Speech   Emergency Title Blankets Other Restrictions

Authority Said Necessary For More Rations  Big Field Is Left For White House Discretion In Act

Control Over Scarce Items Asked in Plea   Authority Beyond March 31 Requested Far Parts of Act

Guerrilla Thrusts Doom U.S. Aid to Greece, UN Hears   Tsaldaris Condemns Balkan Neighbors for Increased Aid to Leftists   ENVOY DENOUNCES SOVIET CRITICISM   Foreign Minister Lashes Out at Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania

GREEK LASHES RED CRITICISM   Tsaldaris Pleads with UN To Halt Attacks

Greek Minister Answers Soviets  Tsaldaris, Speaking Betore UN Assembly

Greek Deplores Russian Attacks On Truman Plan   Tsaldaris Accuses Neighbor Countries

Greeks Ask Protection From Slavs   Tsaldaris Denounces Soviet Criticism, Says Anti-Red Program In Danger

Greek Foreign Minister Asks Quick Action To ~ Halt Guerilla Attacks

FORGERY LOOMS: IN MEYERS CASE   Anonymous Letter . Stated In 1945 Officer Misused Post

De Gasperi Party Quarters Bombec   Rome Police Probe 2 Blasts; Damage Negligible

May Declares Garssons Owe Him $509.31  Testifies He Acted Always as Accent of

 May Says Checks From  Garssons Used to Pay  Compan? 's Expenses

TRUMAN GIVES CITIZENSHIP 10 DRAFT EVADERS   1,523 Violators Are Pardoned From List of 15.805 Considered

NATION PAUSES FOR TRIBUTE 10 PRINCE OF PEACE   PRESIDENT RESTORES CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS TO DRAFT VIOLATORS

TRUMAN TO SEND YULE GREETINGS   Annual Lighting Of Tree Set On White House Grounds

‘ed By President, Nation Prepares lraditional Christmas Celebration

Nation Set For Yuletide  Celebration   President Will Extend Greetings

S. Set For d Post-War nristmas resident Truman  roadcasts Yule reetings Today

Good Will Gestures, Religious Pageants Usher in Christmas   ‘Bits of Holiday News Gathered About North America by AP

Nation Ready To Observe Postwar Yule   Merry Making, Good Will Gestures Continue Tradition

Nation Prepares To Celebrate ‘47 Yuletide Season  Paying Tribute to The Prince of Peace

Nation To Celebrate 3rd Postwar Christmas;  Strife, Hunger, And Cold In Rest Of World

Nation Read y to Observe Third Postwar Christmas   President, At White House, Will Extend Greetings To Nation By Radio In Broadeast At 4:16 P. M., 1.523 Have Full Citizenship Restored

TRUMAN WILL GREET PECPLE IN RADIO TALK   Citizenship Rights Are Restored To 1,523  Persons

Merry-Making, Spirit Of Good Will In Evidence   Christians From All Over The World Give Traditional Tributes To Prince Of Peace

TRUMAN TO TALK ON -YULETIDE PROGRAM   President Leads Ni.tion In Christmas Observance

High Nazis Start Terms in Prison  Hess and Others are  Cacratiyu Trancfarrad

Seven Nazis  Removed To Berlin Prison   Rudolf Hess and Six Other: Flown Secretly From Nuernberg in Army Plane.

Nazi Leaders Serve Terms in Prision  Once Used by Hitler for His Enemies

Hess To Serve Where Hitler Kept His Foes   Six Others Also Sent To Berlin Prison To Serve Time

‘Imprisoned Nazis Make ‘Inglorious Return io iCapital of Hitlerdom

RUDOLF HESS NOW IN BERLIN PRISON   Seven. Nazis Transferred wd '  Eram Nuernbera

Allies Shift Top-Ranking German Prisoners to Barren Berlin Prison

Rudolf Hess and 6 Other High Nazis Are Transferred io Spandau Prison

Hess, Six Other Prisoners, Are Transferred to Grim Spandau Prison

NAZIS START TERMS      Hess, Six Other Convicted War Criminals, Arrive At Spandau Jail In Berlin

7 CONVICTED NAZIS ARE MOVED TODAY 10 BERLIN PRISON   Hess and Six Others te  ~ Serve Terms in Spandau Institution; Are Taken by Airplanes.   TOUGH SCHEDULE TO FACE INMATES

Hess Removed To Prison With Six High Nazis   Taken Secretly By Plane To Begin Life Term In Spandau; Kept Un der Heavy Guard ©

Wallace Ires U.S. Leaders  . Views Are His Own, Henderson Retorts

BIG JOB IS TEACHERS State Representatives See  Busy Session, 2,000 Bills

Deer Hunting Toll Mounts   Seven Dead So Far In State; Boy 16 Found Badly Frozen

NEW TERROR IN HUNGARY =. “AS RED DRIVE CONTINUES   ‘BUDAPEST DISPATCHES SAY THAT RUSSIANS OPENLY ADMIT KIDNAPING AN OPPOSITION LEADER

TERROR GRIPS VIENNA EXILES   Russians Admit Seizure * of Leader by Secret Police

HUNGARIAN EXILE "LEADER IS SEIZED   ‘Russians Admit Kidnaping by   Secret. Police Members

Capital Talks Draw Official:  From Europe   Comintern Threat, German Future Are Leadinse Topics

Deteriorating Ties With’ Russia, . : German Economy Will Be Studied

U.S. CHIEFS OF RUSSIA-GERMAN) SCAN RED. ISSUE   Smith, Murphy Clay Come Home For Conference

Cerman Economic Conferences Set    Ambassador to Moscow on   Way to Join in Talks

Gov. Jester Sends New Labor Messaae   Both Houses of Texas Legislature Hear Note

-NEWSPAPERMAN -DENIED FLOOR BY DELEGATES   House Formally Ousts Eastern Panhandle  Weekly Editor

Seven Workmen Hurt As Ceiling Crashes  Construction Accident At Newspaper Plant

Sampson-Hardacre Nuptials Tuesday _  ~ Young Couple Will Make Home Here

Ardis Schleis. Wed Wednesday, Feb. 12  Becomes Bride Of . Leonard Langel

Ottumwa, lowa, Waits for Second Flood  Desolated City Still In Pathway of Rapidly Rising River

Solons May Cancel Charter of Group  . a aa Damen ee   Christian American, Inc., Organization Under Fire

Bill To Cancel Charter Of Christian American Inc., Given To Solons

STARR COUNTY POLITICAL LEADER SLAIN   Amado Vera, Jr., 52, Shot at Home by Unknown Assailants

House Would Put Rule In Local Hands   Bill Provides For 15 Pet. Increases In Special Cases

‘Local Option’ Rent Control Measure Passed in House   204-182 Vote Extends Rules to Dec. 31, Without Boosts

City Governments Could End Control   New Bill Extends Ceilings Without Any General Increase Until December 31   Marshall Urges Congress To Restore Relief Fund

PERMITS LOCAL WITHDRAWAIS AS SHORTAGE EASES   Stem GOP Revolt To Pass Measure Ry 204-182 Vote

Bill Would Let Local Officials End Controls   First Major GOP Rank-File Revolt  Wharke Seccinn

House Passes Measure by 204-182 Vote   Measure Would Extend Controls Uneil December 3)

House Votes Restrictions  Until Dec. 31   Local Authorities Would Have Power T Make Adjustments Where Necessary.

Eastern States Plagued by Freak Weather   Aerial Traffic Snarled by Rain, Snow

Worst Hurricane Of Year Pounds  Mexican Coast   Tampico on Fringe  Gets 110-MPH Winds And 15-Foot Tides

Destructive Winds Blast  Mexico Area   ‘Hurricane Unroofs Homes In Tampico; City Is Paralyzed

HURRICANE HITS TAMPICO, MEK   ‘Storm Center Is in Sparsely Settled Area; Fringe Wind 110 MPH

Hurricane Hits Mexican Oil Cenier, Unroofs Homes, Brings 15-Foot Tides

Storm Lashes ~ Mexican City   Year's Worst Hurricane Paralyzes City of .132,000

TAMPICO HIT BY HURRICANE   110-Mile Wind Rips Across Mexican Oil Capital; No Casualties Reported

Navy Signals Keep The Neighbors Informed Blue Pennant Run Un Ac Bay Ie Born

Princess Elizabeth, Loyal to British Designers, Refuses to Drop Hemline

OVERELL CASE GOES TO JURY   State Fails to Demand Death Penalty for Couple . At Lengthy Coast Trial

OVERELL YACHT DEATH CASE IS CIVEN TO JURY   Fines Imposed on Two German Girls Who Planned to Stow Away on Plane

OVERELL CASE GOES TO JURY   Fate of Heiress, Fiance Ils Placed With Jury After Trial of 19 Weeks

Rotary Asked To Support . Youth Center   Four School Pupils. Present Plea for Assistance to Plan   Editorial on Page 2

Distribution Of Farm-Market Fund At Stake   Now on Area Basis; Bill Would Allow Alloca- tion ‘Where Needed’ 

Solons Eye Need vs. Area Road Fund Act   Bill Before Legislature March 14 Would Give SW lowa Better Roads

Army, Navy  Move To Halt  Rumors Of Flying Saucers   So-Called Captured Saucers Turnout To Be Opposite; Aluminum Disk Reported To Be Work Of Prankster; Another Is Remnant Of Weather Balloon

Army Moves To Put Stop To Saucer Rumors   Rebukes Officers For Misidentifying Weathe Balloons; Hundreds Seek Rewards.

Flying Dise Discoveries Fizzle Out   ‘Saucer’ Identified as Weather Balloon; Army Faces Red

Flying Saucer Reports Fall Off As  Grounded Suspects Prove Fizzles

Act To Halt  “Rumors” Of Flying Disks Through U.S.   Reports of Saucers. Fall Off As Army and Navy Get Into

[Flying Disc Reports Decline as Army,  . ‘Navy Launch Campaign to Stop Rumor

Girl Killed, 7 Injured  In Collision   Ruth Pittman of Clearville Dies Instantly in TruckCor Crash—Two Other Girls Seriously Injured

SENATE VOTES ON TAX BILL LATE TODAY   Leaders Ignore Charge of Jeopardizing Aid Plan

NATE VOTES ON TAX BILL   Leaders Ignore °.:. Charge of Jeopardizing Aid Plan = = **

Cool Front Is Moving East From Rockies   Drop From Record High Temperatures Forecast for North

COOLER WEATHER NOW PREDICTED   Below Freezing Forecast For Northwest Area

New Attack  In Palestine   One British Soldier Killed And Six Others Wounded —Shiv Crew Seized

Jensen-Schmidt  Nuptials Saturday _ Wedding Held In " ‘Sioux City Church

26 More Nazis Are Hanged For Camp Atrocities  ct _~_,. mr,   One On Doomed List Is Given A _ Last - Minute Stay Of Execution.

Executioners Hang 26 More Accused Nazis   Total of 48 Men Go To Their Deaths Monday, Tuesday

26 MORE GERMAN GUARDSMEN DIE   Execution of Those Guilty Of Wartime Atrocities Is Carried Out

CAMP LEADER AND GUARDS PAY FOR WARTIME HORRORS   Mauthausen Operators Were All Found Guilty: Of Mose Murders

DIE FOR DEATH IN PRISON CAMP   Total Of 48 Are Executet By Army Noose; One Gets Last-Minute Stay

Twenty-Six Nazis Hang, One Gets Last Minute Stay   48 From Mauthause Camp Now Have Died for Atrocities

Otto Striegel, Mauthausen Mess Sergeant, Protests Reprieve; All But One Go To Death In Defiance

U. 5. EXECUTION OF 48 NAZIS COMPLETED   26 More Elite Guard Administrators Are Hanged   LAST MINUTE   Reprieve is Granted Mess Sergeant Of Infamous Mauthausen Camp

26 Nazis Pay In Massacre  OfThousands   Total Of 48 Executed In Two Days For Crimes At Concentration Camp

Army Hangs 26 More Nazis For War Crimes  Last Minute Stay Of Execution For

26 Additional Nazis Hanged   Total of 48 Pay for Mauthausen Crimes

26 MORE NAZI ~ CRIMINALS DIE   U. S. Executioners Finish Job Of Hanging 48 Camp Guerds, Foramen

MALARIA FROM USE OF BLOOD   WAHNING ISSUED AS BABY GETS DISEASE AS RESULT OF TRANSFUSION FROM “VETERAN

Goy. Dewey Endorses Administration: Plan For Greek Financial Aid

Dewey Backs Greek Funds.  Aid ‘Held. Necessary   - Sekiekon Paanle:

Dewey Favors Truman’s Plan  To Aid Greece   New York Governor Say: Program Should Have “Full Support American People’’

DEWEY IN FAVOR OF AIDING GREECE   DECLARES PEOPLE SHOULD GIVE FULL SUPPORT TO TRUMAN’S PROGRAM.

Deelares Program Should [Mave the Full  -Supportot the Amexiean Peopie 7

DEWEY BEHIND AlD TO GREECE   GOP Leader Favors Truman’s Program, Urges ‘Full Support’ of U. S. People

Marshall’s Adviser At Moscow Parley Believes Deadlock Is Tragedy To Enuronveun People

PLANS OF RUSSIA IN GERMANY TOLD   Soviet to Rebuild Nation and Hopes to Push Red Doctrine.

Russia Ready To Build New Strong Germany   GOP ADVISER BELIEVES REDS SEEK TO RUN NATION

Colleges Report Half Million Gain In Enrollments  Nation’s Total Reache: 2,500,000, 50 Per Cent More Than in 1939

Grand Jury Action On Contempt Citations To Get Underway Next Week

Hoover Calls for Restoration Of German Production to Help World, Relieve U.S. Taxpayers

Hoover Plan For Europe Is Offered   Sees It Helping . Speed Recovery, Ease U. 8. Burden

Free German Industry, End to Plant Removal, Urged by Ex-President

GREEK AID STOP-GAP, UN'S TOLD BY AUSTIN   Soviet Will Have Reply Fo Council Within 10 Days

Soviet Reply Promised in Ten Days   Holds Aid Plan Strengthens United Nations

Russia Gives Notice She'll Have Answer Ready in Ten Days   Gromyko Delays Start of Austin’s Talk In Wrangle Over Procedure; Lange Calls Policy Statement Victory for Council

U.S. POSITION OUTLINED AT COUNCIL MEET   Russia Serves Notice Reply Will Be Made Within 10 Days

GREEK-TURK AID STOPGAP MEASURE, AUSTIN DECLARES   United Nations Told Tfuman Proposal Is Designed to Keep Peace Until It Can Take Over.   POLICY IS OUTLINED BEFORE CROWD OF 400     Speaker Calls Upon Council te Put Down Threats of Aggression Anywhere in World.

U.S.-Planned Aid Termed A Stop-Gap   Intended To Serve Until UN Takes Up Problem In Balkans

Russian Reply Will Be Made Within 10 Days   Gromyko Says Speech of Austin Opens Up Entirely New Issue

Aid to Greece Only Stop-Gap Peace Action, Austin Says  Intended To Serve Only Until U.N. Can Take Over; Russia Plans Reply

U.S.S GRECIAN, TURKISH POLICY GIVEN COUNCIL   Austin Calls It Power Move Designed To Support UNO

Soviets Will Have Answer In Ten Days   Austin Calls Proposal Stop-Gap Peace-Keeping Measure

RUSSIA PLANS — 10-DAY REPLY   Gromyko Holds Up Start of Speech by Procedure Wrangle; Reaction  is Favorable

Austin Tells Council Plan To Aid Greece, Turkey Stop-Gap Measure ; Wil Serve Until UN Can Take Over   Russia Gives Notice Of Reply; Gromyko Delays Start Of Austin’s Policy Speech

Begging For Time Gromyko Sceks Delay To Answer. Russian Holds Up Policy Speech Several Minutes

Budget Dispute  Splits Congress   Taft Proposes 10%; Cut In Military Funds: House Hurls Charges

No Truce As Yet In Battle Over Seating Bilbo   Senate Goes Into Second Day As Republi cans Threaten.

Republicans Seek Ways fo Break — Senate Deadlock   Wherry Says They  Will Keep ¢ on Fiekting

FIGHT 10 END PLANNED BY BOTH SIDES   Truman’s Message Likely To Be Delayed  CLOTURE   May Be Employed To Halt Filibuster Of Backers of Mississippian

Truce Lacking As Fight Goes Into 2nd Day   Republicans Vote to Hold Senators In Continuous Session In Strong Effort to Crush ‘Filibuster’.

Republican Senators Threaten Night and Day Sessions Until Filibuster Deadlock Is Broken

‘To Keep On Over Sunday  ToKeep   Continuous Sessior Of Senate Looms; Others Waiting

Republicans In Threat To Hold Long Session   Seek Way To End Filibuster Over Bilbo Question

With Prolonging “Senate Session       Also See Chance To Druin Up Two-Third Majority Needed To Limit Debate

Stalemate Over Bilbo Continues In Upper House   Republicans Mapping Strategy To Break Southern Filibuster

¢.0.P. MEETS TO CONSIDER NEXT ACTIONS   May Move to Keep Senate in Session To Stop Filibuster

Republicans Move to End Filibuster   Threaten Marathon Session Until Bilbo Adherents Give in

Newly-Named G.O.P. Senators Prevented From Taking Oath Until Parliamentary Mess Is Cleared Up: Move to Impose Cloture Seen

GOP Senators Plan Means To Snap Deadlock   Threaten Continuous Session Unless Dems Change Their Tactics

Taft Promises Day And Night Sessions Until The Matter Is Disposed Of

Bilbo and 35 Other Senators  _ Kept from Taking Seats by   Tactics of Southern Cohorts.   MAY MUSTER VOTES TO IMPOSE CLOTURE

_BILBO BATTLE RAGES ON—  GOP Maps Strategy To Smash Bitter Deadlock

GOP CONSIDERS WAYS T0 BREAK UP FILIBUSTER   THREATEN TO HOLD MARATHON SESSION TO BAR SEN. BILBO

Seek Votes To Limit Debating   11 Democrats Would Provide Needed Votes to Limit Debate

Threaten Marathon Meet Until Filibuster Ends; May Try To Limit Talks

Continuous Session Threatened  Senate Leaders Plan Fight to Finish on Issue

Taft Would Keep Senate In Session   Would Try and Force Southerners to Abandon Filibuster for Bilbo

THREAT IS MADE BY REPUBLICAN LEADERS 10 KEEP SENATE IN CONTINUOUS STRATEGIC SESSION   Bilbo of Mississippi Has Numercus Fricnds Among Demecrats Who Do Not Approve of His Ousting—Knutson Says Government Witnesses Will Give Testimony as Tax Experts

Senate at  Standstill Meanwhile   G.O.P. Vows Continuou: Session to Decision; . * Demos Unyielding.

Taft Says It Probably Will Be Necessary to Keep Going Unless Backers Quit  Are Still in Saddle  Republican Ranks Await Swearing in of All

Senate Rivals Wrangle Over His Admission   Republican Leaders Meet To Diseuss Wave and Means of Breaking Deadlock   They"re Going To   Keep On Fighting   ‘Taft Said GOP Conference Voted to Hold Senate In Contmuous Session

Seek Majority, Limit Debate   Continuous Session Planned Un less Bilbo Backers Stop Talking

MAY LAST UNTIL SUPPORT FOR BILBO FADES   Republicans May Call Vote in Attempt to Limit Debate

TO STAND PAT IN BILBO ROW   Taft Says Republican Senators Will Stay in Session Continuously to Smash Demo Move to Seat Mississippian,

Organization Blocked by  Milibuster   Republicans Threaten Marathon Session Until Seating  Is Settled

Dixie Filibuster Against Ouster May Bring Bid to Impose Cloture: Wrancline Keens 36 From Seats

Senator Taft Tells Barkley Republican Conference Has Voted To Hold Solons In Session All Of Tonight, Tomorrow And Continuously Next Week If Necessary To Dispose Of Matter—Wherry, GOP Whip, Declares : “We’re Going To Keep On Fighting”

FOREIGN SERVICE VETERAN IS DEAD   Newly-Appointed Envoy Dies Of Heart Attack

US, PROPOSES SECURITY PLAN AT RIO MEETING   Treaty Would Includ Monroe Doctrine in Hemisphere

PROPOSED AT INTERAMERICA CONFERENCE   ‘Security Area’ Broacdened

"Security Region” to Be Specifically Defined to Include Canada, Greenland

Formula — tor Defense Pact Given   Proposal Would Serve Notice Against Any Attack on Region

SEVEN FACE COURT IN STRIKE BATTLE   Harold Bernard, Bridgeport, Held In Ansonia Picket "Lind Violence.

7 HELD AS PICKETS BATTLE IN ANSONIA   Harold Bernard of- Bridge port Among Group Arrest“ed After Strike Violence.

Class Play and Broadeast Set   Junior Presentation tc Be Followed by WLW Players Friday Night

PROBE OF RED ACTIVITIES IN FILMLAND SET   Movie Bigwigs Called For Hearings In  Capital Today

Probe of Pinks Begins All In Readiness For Opening OF Movie Colony Investigatior

Dismissal Sought In Portal Pay   “Country Lawyer’ Asks Poy Time Be Limited Te Time Spent Watkine

Country Lawyer Urges Mt. Clemens Portal Pay Controversy Be Dropped

Attorney Asks Dismissal of ‘Portal’ Suit   Urges Pay Time Be Limited To Period Spent in Walking

Some Demands for Firing Leokabaugh   Mo Organized Demand Yet; Effigy Hanged at Stillwater After Lass to Tula

Americans Enter. Talks on Makeup Of New Cabinet   Crown Council Meet Urged in Attempt To Solve Political Row

King Ponders Crown Parley To Air Crisis   Premier, Monarch Talk With MacVeagh Over Cabinet Work

Greek Cabinet Crisis Is Far From Solution.   ~ King Considers : Calling Council Of the Crown

‘Experts Study Fragments Of  Wreckage In Attempt To Fix (Cause Of Transport Disaster

INVESTIGATORS SEEK  CAUSE OF DISASTERS      Experts Examine Wreckage Of United, ‘ Eastern Airliners; Forty - Second — Victim Of New York Crash Dies

CAB Experts Visit Scene Of Disaster   Cause Of Plane Crash That Killed 53 May  Never Be Knawn

Relief from Heat Again Postponed   Only Northern Part of Corn Belt to Be Cooler, Is Today’s Forecast

COLD AIR MASS SHIFTS EAST TO CHEAT fAIDWEST   100-Degiee Heat For Another Day

UNITED STATES: OFFERS, TO SPEED UP GERMAN PRO-  DUCTION IF RUSSIA — CUTS HER DEMANDS

Restore 1000 Reich Plants, U.S. Proposai   Would Permit Paying Reparations to Russia If Big Four Can Agree

TOTALITARIANISM IS DEPLORED BY POPE   Pontiff Opposes Any State That Seeks To Make Church Suhmit Te Th

Accepts 7 Points At Issue   SOVIET PULLS SURPRISE AND BEGINS ‘HORSE TRADING’ OVER NUMBER OF ISSUES STILL — DISPUTED)

Austrian Treaty Trading Begins On Many Issues   Marshall Delaying His Talk With Stalin

Bitterly Contested Points Yielded, Horse Trading Is Expected   Secretary Marshall Delays Anticipated Talk With Stalin Until More Propitious Moment.  German Assets In Austria Big Problem.

RUSSIANS CHANGE TREATY ATTITUDE START DICKERINE   Americans Said Pleased with Stands Taken by Soviet; Will Accept British Compromise.  GUSEV SURPRISES OTHER MINISTERS

Reds Ease Up on Issue  Of Austria   Ending No-Compremise Stand, They Accept Western Points.

Russia Abandons Insistent Stand On Austrian Pact   Unexpected Move By Gusev Surprises Other Big Four Deputies   DISPUTED CLAUSES IN TREATY STUDIED   U. S. Officials Pleased, But See German Kev to Accord

RUSSIA GIVES ~INON AUSTRIAN TREATY STAND    Accedes to Seven Con.  tested Points in Sur. prise Move.

CENTRALIA COAL FIRMS INDICTED   Two Charges Are Returned by Grand Jury Tooe day in [llinois.

Kansas City Star And Times Strike Into Second Day   No Papers Printed as Workers Continue to Observe Picket Line

KANSAS CITY STA STRIKE CONTINUES   Attempt Being Made to Arrange Meeting of Strikers ant Management.

STAR STRIKE GOES ON   Efforts for a Settlement Are Continued Today

Deadlock Ties Up  The Star.   Dispute in Second Day Between : Publishers : And International ‘Union: WDAF Fills in

Sen. Bilbo Grows Weaker, Is Report   Operation Is Performed To Remove Blood Clot

ORGANIZE CHAPTER QF GANGER SOGIETY   MRS, E. T. KING CO, CHAIRMAN   Part of American Cancer Society's Nationwide Campaign to Solve Disease Riddle

Midnight Return To Jobs Planned... .  Walkout Of 300,000 In Italy May End Tonight

Italian Food Strike Ends   Workers Get Wage Hikes, Severance Pay; Reds Call Farm Talks

ITALIAN FOOD STRIKE SETTLED   Workers Return With  Increase in Wages

Food Workers it ltaly End Strike  Return ta Work Monday Midniaht

Food Workers ir ltaly End Strike  Return to Work Mo ndeiy bien ight

KERR CONTENDS CASH ON HAND   Replying to Turner's Charges. Ex-Governor Reiterates 14 Million Available

ClO HEAD DEMANDS RESIGNATION OF TAF1   Dares fenater Te Quit, Fae New Election On Secord.

Love on a Bus Trying, Especially When Girl Fails to Ride the Bus

sites LOVE: MISSES" THE: “BUS: cconisiinissaineanice meo on Marathon rie

SEIZURE OF PART OF RAIL-'  ROAD IS BLOW TO CHINESE NATIONALST   REGIME .

Bill to Increase Hunting  Licenses Favored Labor Department   Labor Department Separation Is Approved by House

Bill to Increase Hunting Licenses Favored  Labor Department Separation Is Approved by House

REDS OPPOSING SMALL NATIONS   Showdown Due On Russian Fight On Full Participation Of Little Nations In Drafting Peace Treaties.

Deputies Face Showdown On  Small Nations   Reds Oppose Full Participation; Australia Hits ‘Big Power’ Peace

CLAIM ELEANOR HELPED EISLER   Her Letter Is Read at  House Hearing

MRS. ROOSEVELT MADE APPEAL FOR EISLER      ‘Former First Lady Wrote Sum ner Welles In Bebalf of Self Admitied Cammuni«ct

Un-Americanism Inquiry Started   Hanns Eisler First Witness Summoned

Mrs. FDR Aided Red  Com poser   Interceded On Behalf Of Gerhart Eisler’s Brother, Probe Reveals

Mrs. F. R. Aided Hanns Eisler «  Letter Interceding For Admitted Red Bored at Hearing

Mrs. Roosevelt Interceded i in Behalf of Communist Eisler   Asked Welles Aid Russian in 1939

Solon Asserts U. S. Near Shooting War Over Greece  Eaton Declares Russie Has Taken Off Mask in Balkans

Eaton Sees U. §. Near Real War   Tells House Group of Danger in Greece

Solon Asserts U. S. Near Shooting War Over Greece  Eaton Declares Russic Has Taken Off

Eaton Warns Nation Must Hold Ground   Committee Told America in Sight Of ‘Shooting War’

‘Shooting War In Greece ls Seen  House Leader Warns Reds Will Move If America Fails

Challenges Palestine Blockade; Bitter Battie Results   Eaton Thinks  ar Imminent

U. S. Faces Possible War In Greece, Says Foreign Affairs Chairman Eaton

EATON DECLARES WAR IS NOW NEAR   Chairman of House Group Issues Grave Warning Today.

U.S. Within Sight Of Shooting War, Lawmaker Says   Soviet Mask is Off And America Must Hold Fort in Greece

Tomorrows Headlines Joday SAYS U.S. IS WITHIN SIGHT OF SHOOTING WAR IN GREECE TODAY SAYS RUSSIA [§ READY 10 ACT

U.S. in Sight of War, House Told; ‘Tito’s 5th Column’ Investigated   SLAY AGENTS BUSY mm F & PRORTBS TOE ra

Eaton Warns U. S. in Sight of ‘Shooting War’   Says Russians Have Taken Off Mask in Greece

Washington Places ‘AT Wheat Support At $1.83 a Bushel  i ti eis ia ice ni : a et lle ec inte ie es   Agriculture Department Bases Loan Program on July 1 Parity

$2.19 LOAN RATE ON WHEAT IS ANNOUNCED   ‘Figure ts Fer Batimere Market: i National Average Estimated  At $182 Beshel

BLAZE FATAL TO FAMILY OF FIVE   Chicago Mother, Her Four Children Perish—Overheated Oil Burner Blamed

5 DIE WHEN HOME BURNS   Mother, 4 Children Are Victims Today Of Illinois Blaze

Reed Urges Nationwide Strike by-U.S; Buyers   Kansus Senator Says Method Would Curb Present Price Surce

Washita River Begins fo Fall Near Lindsay   Woodward Residents Rush to Storm Cellars As Strong Wind Whips Citv and Rain Falls

UNION ARGUES AGAINST 60-DAY HOLIDAY PLAN   11th-Hour Substitute Given Luckman  By Workers

Late Autumn May Save Corn Crop   Good Harvest Seen For Wheat and Oats   THE WEATHER

LATE FALL ONLY HOPE FOR CORN   Late Planting in Ohio Reduces Acreage

Leaders  Agree on Crisis Plan   Head of Mission to Washington Ready to Report on Talks

Attlee Cabinet Agrees on Plan To Meet Crisis   Prime Minister Expected to Make Statement Later This Week

Britain Finds Crisis Solution  Cabinet Agrees on Plan to Ease Economic Pinch

RATION SLASH, SMALLER ARMY ARE EXPECTED   Attlee Will Announce Details of Plan Later in Week

Top English Chiefs Agree   Attlee, Cabinet Come To Agreement; Bigger Cut In Food Rationing Is Awaited By Britons

THREE HOLDUP MEN KILLED BY POLICE   Officers, Tipped In Advance, Greet * Trio Inside Previdence

NONE BLAMED: IN ILLINOIS. MINE BLAST   Funeral For Last Right Victims Get For Todav

Safety Inspection Resumption Urged   Elgin Says. That -Highwa} Deaths Could Be Cut One-Third

INSPECTION OF ~ GARS IS URGED   Elgin Would Have State Make Inspections. Twice Annually

May Ward Off Congressional Action On Rent   Senator Lucas Suggests GOP Leaders Try To Agree On Actions.

RENT CONTROL ISSUE TO COOL   Senate Delay Leave: Ceilings In Hands Of Dving OPA

Rent Issue Laid Aside By Senators   Republican Views Vary _ Widely on Course To Be Followed.

STATE CLAIMS OVERELL HOME IN DISORDER   Neighbor Testifies Beulah Planned Remodelling

Heartbreak For Two Wives Result Of Naval Depot Explosion In 1944

ITALIAN STRIKE ACCORD GAINED   Police End Demonstration In Front Of Rome’s Foreign Office

TWO FIRMS BOOST "GASOLINE PRICES   TRADE CIRCLES BELIEVE RISE WILL BE GENERAL THROUGHOUT COUNTRY.

Mahoney sang a trio; Pearle Stephengon, accompanist.  After several contests, the com: mittee served delicious refreshments,   NOTICE TO PUBLIC

Solons Score Opposition To New Levy Jester Is Assailed For  Stand On New Taxes      STATE BOARD SAID NEEDED  Governor Again Asks Solon: For Stafe Labor Program

Solons Score Opposition To New Levy Jester 1s Assailed For  Stand On New Taxes

U.S. Industry War Nucleus Being Studied   Plan to Keep Plants (Ou Quick. Conversior ‘Rasis Beings Studied

Americans Told Fortunes Bound  T ‘ [ p In Strugele  Marshal] Says TY Q@ AAeena

Fate of Europe, U. S. Said Tied   Marshall Warns Nation Must Assist Friends in Recovery Struggle

Warns Nation Now Stands At Crossroad  Aid Plan Essential, Governors Told

TELLS WOMEN OF TWO COUNTIES TO CONCENTRATE ON GETTING OUT THE TOTAL VOTE ON SEPT. 9

Class-Against-Class Methods Are Being Used   Mrs. Elizabeth Ormrod, Allentown Speaker Charges Against C. I. 0. Invasion Campaigners Backing Democratic Congressional Candidate

REQUEST IS APPROVED   Bill Bedin Will Erect Building a 846 Mississippi

REQUEST IS APPROVED   ————e—e—————— ' Bill Bodin Will Erect Building at  8416 Mississippi

Public Worker Strikes Barred In N. Y. State   Signed by Dewey, Who Says Walkouts Can Lead to Anarchy

DEWEY SIGNS WALKOUT BAN   Measure Barring Strikes By Public Employes Becomes  New York State Law

SIGNS BILL TO OUTLAW WALKOUTS   New Law Prohibits Strikes of City And State Workers

Probe Of VA Here Likely   Rep. Mahon Declares Lubbock Office Doing Best Job Under Circumstances

Vet Complaints To Be Probed If. Ordered by Hous   Green Light Awaited For Investigation Of VA Offices in Texas

PETRILLO HALTS RECORD MAKING   AFL Musicians Decide Against Taking Part in Radio Disc Output After Dec. 1

Sweeping Order Would Affect Entire Industry  Musicians Are Creating Their Own Competition

Petrillo Bans All Union Recordings, Transcriptions After End of Year

PETRILLO FORBIDS UNION MUSICIANS TO MAKE RECORDS   Bav Applies to Radio Transcriptions and Will Be Clamped on After December 31.   LEADER SAYS It WILL END “CANNED” SHOWS   Action Brings Quick Reaction From Trade Sources in Industry and From Hollywood.

Petrillo Says His Musicians fo Quil Making of Records   Cloims. “Bestroying Them: selves” Making Records: And Troneermtions

‘Transeriptions For Radios Also Barred Dee. 31   Recording Industry Says Present Supply Will Last Two Years

Petrillo Says Records By Members Out   Declares Union Music~ jans Will Be Barred From Making Any Reeerds And: Transeriptions After Dee, 31

“Destroying Themselves’ Petrillo Asserts; Board Order Will Go Into Effect After December 31

Record Ban Announced by Petrillo   Union Musicians Are Forbidden to Make Dises After Dec. 3]

MUSICIANS BAN RECORD MAKING   Major Companies, Expecting Action, Built Up Backlogs

Petrillo Orders Ban On Ali Phonograph And Radio Transcriptions By Musicians

Petrillo Says No Recordings  . ‘Canned’ Music Out, Industry Claims Has Supply.

Recordings Ended by Petrillo Ban   Dise Making to Fold When Union Contracts Expire at End of Year

DEC. 31 ALSO BARS BROADCAST DISKS   Industry Reports Enough Unissued Records to Last from One to Two Years.   MOVE ANTICIPATED   Recordings Are ‘Destroying’ Musical Artists, Fiery A.F.M. Chief Declares.

Union Vote: To Cease Recording   Record Industry Reports Backlog Of Unissued Discs

Ban to Be Effective When Present Contracts Expire After Dec. 31, James C. Petrillo Says

Petrillo Closes Lid OnRecord Industry   AFL Union Musicians Barred From Making Phonograph Records, Radio Transscriptions After Dec. 31

Canned Radio Programs Out After Dec. 31   Musicians’ Union Boss Throws New Wrench in Radio Works.

Union Musicians Barred From Record Making  Petrillo Says Jan. 1 Ban Also Will Curb Transcriptions

CIO Council Pronoses One-Day Work Stopnage To Protest Labor Bill

C10 THREATENS THE PRESIDENT   Warns Labor Will “Hold Him Personally Responsible’ Unless He Vetoes Taft Bill.

Senate Group Grants Plea of Anderson   Will Ask Congress to Pass Resolution Secretary Requested

Anderson To Give List ‘Of Traders   Names Of Those Dealing Heavily In Commodity Markets To Be Made Public

MEETS PROBERS AFTER SUBPENA   Bridges Has Room Cleared For Secret Parley On ¢ Trade Speculators

Secretary Informs Committee Names Will Go to Public As Well As Senate

Senate ‘To Get Market  ‘Names’   Anderson Agrees To Offer List To Public

NAMES TO BE MADE PUBLIC AS AVAILABLE   Information To Be. Provided : as Rapidly. as: lt Can ; Be Gathered.:

Anderson Will Name Traders It Senate Insists   House Group Acts On Resolution To List Speculators

Anderson Agrees To Furnish List Of Speculators  Tells Senaie Committee   Tells Senaie Committes Congress Resolution Wise; Group Backs Joint Action

Probers Close Doors On Hunt For ‘Insiders’   Seeretary Of Interior ‘Con tends Congress Has.NoRight to See Names” Of Grain Tradera- --  Hearing Heads.For Showdown   Bridges Tels Newsmen Committee Will ‘Get Names Before He: aring -On Speculation Ends

Legislation Is Sought Directing Anderson to Reveal List of Traders

ANDERSON SAYS HE WOULD GIVE OUT HIS LISTS   But Right To Do So Questioned—Senator Reveals Act To Pave Way

Anderson Answers  Subpoena In Senate  Carton Of Data Goes Into Closed Parley On Grain Market Trading

Shows Up In Response lo A Subpoena   Investigators Want Names of Government Figures Who Traded In Various Commodities

Seek Law For Anderson Case   ‘Senate Committee Wents _ Registation Directing Him “To Tuca Over redex List

Committee Votes Not fo Insist on Anderson Action  Secretary Witness In Secret Meeting

Speculator List To Be Released To Senate Group  Anderson Promises To Publish Names Snon Ac Paccihla

ANDERSON WILL FURNISH DATA   Secretary To Give Senate Commodity List

Anderson To Make Public Traders List   Confers With  Senate Group

Progress Made in Commodity Probe ae ene nt ommogity robe:  SECY. ANDERSON  TO SUPPLY NAMES

Agriculture Head Questions Right  To Hand Over List  Committee Decides to Ask Joint Resolution

Secretary Carries Bulging Envelope   Chairman Bridges Orders Spectators From Room So Members Can Talk In Private With Cabinet Officer

Would Compel  Cabinet Figure  To Testify   Vote against Forcing Agriculture Head  To Submit Evidence Decides Group

Decides To Make Public information  Is Questioned By A Senate Committee

Anderson Called Into Grain Probe  Chairman Bridges Orders Spectators From Inquiry Roon

Anderson Will Make Public Trader Names   Agriculture Secretary Questioned at Long Session by Senators

—SPECULATION.  Testifies ‘At Closed Session   PROBE TRADING BY ‘INSIDERS’

Prohers Get Speculation Information   Secretary Anderson Appears at Closed Meeting of Senate Appropriations Grour

Speculators To Be Named By Anderson   List Will Be Provided Soon As Information Can Be Obtained, He Says

Seek Law For Anderson Case   Senate Cammittee Wonts Kegistation, Directing Him Te Turn: Over Trader List -

See. Anderson Declines To Name Traders   Secretary of Agriculture Appears Before Senate Committee in Commodity Speculation Inquiry.

Anderson Will Make Public Trader Names  itmttticsem CAs   Agriculture Secretary Questioned at Long Session by Senators

Will Have to Seek a Compromise With the Lower Chamber   Breda Completes Cancer Campaign

@ PAUL MALLON—   Learns Stock Market Reaction Sound in Recent Weeks

we FV TYAS eV Ie  Learns Stock Market Reaction Sound in Recent Weeks

Hint Coercion By Phone Company   May File Charges Of Intimidation

Intimidation by Phone Co., Claim      State Guild Chiefs Confer on Possible Formal Charges

Check Will Reveal the News Actually Doesn‘t Change,  Only Men That Make News

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN A Press Saga Begun With Linseed Oil And Lampblack

"THE MARYLAND GAZETTE,” A PRESS SAGA BEGUN WITH LINSEED OIL AND LAMPBLACK    Hal Boyle Associated Press Columnist, Points. Out That News Doesn’t Chonge Only The Men Who: Make The News.

Allegheny Co.  Judge Takes  Own Life Judge McDonald Dies of Carbon  Monoxide Poisoning

Civil Service Commission Paves Way for Amity with State Legislators

15-Cent Increase Offered by Ford   Salaried Workers to Get 10  Percent More

Salaried’ Workers to Get i 10 Pet:   _LATTER OFFER WOULD NOT © AFFECT STRIKING FOREMEN; WOULD EXTEND PRESENT CONTRACT, WITH WAGE CHANGES

Ford Employes Offered Pay Hike   Production Workers Tendered 15 Cents Per Hour Increase

WAGE INCREASES OFFERED BY FORL   Fifteen-cent Hourly Hike Is Submitted to Some Workers.

TOKYO FLOODED AFTER TYPHOON   a  Thousands Of Japanese Rescued From Roots And Levees

Court Verdict On AFL Fund For ‘Political’  Use Forecast   Green Seeks Action On Program Based On Membership Fee

Unions’ “48 Plans Herald Court Test Both AFL and CIO  To Defy Politics Ban Of Taft Labor Law

Test Of Ban On Politics Seems Certain   UNIONS TO ‘CARRY WAR ON TAFT-HARTLEY ACT TO POLLS

Huge Drive At Polls   Both AFL and CIO Planning All-Out Political Action —

Union Political Drives Debated   Court Test Due As AFL, ClO Plan  Dalistenl Actinn

Labor Politics May Test Bill  Union Is Planning Biq Drive at Polls

Record .Off-Year Voie Expected For New York  Big Tarnont Anticipaied   Big Tornont Anticipaied Withon! Political Push; Yeti Bonus Draws Voters

bh Victory Is Seen for Proposals  Re cord Of-Year Vote      Record Off-Year Vote  "Is Predicted; Six Changes Face ‘Test in State .   One Is Opposed   I New York Democrat: Against PR; 48 Cities Choose Mavors

FEDERAL JUDGE ORDERS RETURN OF SEIZED MINE   Northern West Virginia Pit Seized For NonPayment Royalty

Reprisals Seen As Russia Bars U.S. Officials ©   Future Red Applications To Enter This Nation May Get Rigid Scrutiny

Soviet Continues Boycott Against Trustee Counci   Seat Remains Empty as Delegates from Twelve - Nations Meet

WOULD GIVE UN RESPONSIBILITY FOR RECOVERY   Say Program Splits Europe

WANTS UN TO TAKE CHARGE OF AID WORK   Delegate Claims Plan Erects Barrier

DIPLOMATIC WAR MOUNTS IN INTENSITY   Pole Delegates Join In Attack On United States

Denounce Marshall Plan, Poland Asks UN Assembly  Delegate Says Has Split Europe; Russia Would Extend ‘Warmoncerina’ Campaian

Poland Asks UN to Denounce Marshall Plan   World Body Should Take Over Economic Reconstruction Task

Polish Delegate Denounces Plans To Assist Europe   Puppet of Russians Says U.S. Proposals Will Divide, Not Unite

Senate Spurns Bill To List Lobby Guests   Risser Fails To Muster Votes For Removal From Committee ‘Grave’

Senate Refuses  To Act on Bill Let Lobbyist Plan Stay in Committee

Senate Refuses to Act on List of Lobby Guests   Measure Is Left in Committee Tomb by 18-10 Vote

Refuse to Force Lobbyists to List  Those Enfertained Olson Votes With Majority Keeping Bill in Committee

LAUNCH DRIVE HOH GAG RULE UN FILIBUSTEE    Senate Facing Prospects of Battle; Southerners Declare War.

FILIBUSTERING DRIVE OPENED   Southerners Oppose Effort  To Alter Debate Rule

LAUNCH DRIVE ON FILIBUSTERS   But Move-in Senate  Mav Result in Talkfes

ANTI-FILIBUSTER DRIVE I$ BEGUN   Expected To Reach Senate Floor And Cause Historic Debate

Would Provide Debate Limits By a Majority   Southern Democrats Assert Outright ' Opposi«tion to Proposals

Effort To End Rail Stoppage  “Proves Futile      Some Progress t In Negotiations, But’           Idle In ‘Area

Strike Parley Is Deadlocked   Reports of “Some Progress’”’ Made At Pittsburgh

Reaction to Baruch’s Move Centers on Possible Effect On U.S.-Russian Differences

UN DELEGATES WEIGH EFFECT OF RESIGNATION   Baruch Steed Firm In His Oppesition Te Use Of Veto   MORE FLEXIBILITY TO UV. S. POSITION

Massillon Mayor Charges Politics In Baby Probe   Claims Prosecutor Trying to Discredit His Administration

Neglected Appendicitis . Fatal As Auto Accidents   55,000 Americans Die Every Year From Condition—Patiert at Fault in Most Cases

Britons Get Shock Over Divorce Rise   Bishop Of London Says Adultery Need Not Be Grounds For Couples to Seck Sep aration In Court

Martin Scores Bingo Measure  "OF WES Te Be Pee I eae ae pre eee   Shouldn’t Encourage Violation, He Warns

GIVES 3 SEATS TO CHICAGO, DROPS TWO DOWNSTATE  REPS, CLIPPINGER, VURSELL WOULD BE

New Program Designed To Avoid Glutting Market, And'To Save Grain.

Lewis Opposes AFL Affidavit   Miners’ Chief Holds Out Alone Against Labor Act Pledge

Lewis Delays AFL Policy   Holds Kev to Action On Non-Red Affidavit

LEWIS STAND IS CAUSE OF DELAY IN AFL’S ACTION   Mine Worker Head May Cause Unions To Lose NLRB Aid

Red Ban Balk by John L.   Opposition to Sign, .  ing Non-Communist  Affidavits Delays ‘AFI Labor Policv Statement

Lewis Holds Key to Signing Affidavits Renouncing Red-ism   AFL Council May Delay Decision Until Its National Meeting

LEWIS DELAYS ~ AFL DECISION ON LABOR LAW      Mine Chief Holding Out Against Signing AntiRed Affidavits

Lewis Opposes Pledge Signing   AFL Postpones Word On Nan-Communists

Lewis Opposed To Signing Affidavits Under’ New ° Act; Boycott Of “NLRB Possible

Agree To Form All-German {Economie Council   First Step Toward Self Government.

U.S., Britain Agree On  Reich Economic Council   Is First Step Toward United German Self Government To Speed Rebuilding

German Council To Be Created  U. S., British Set Up  Economic Board

First Step Toward Self Government   German State Legislature to Elect About 54 Members

All-German Council To Be Established   U. S. and Britain Make First Step Toward United German Self Government

Nearer Reich Self Rule   To Establish All-German Economic Council In U. S.-British Zones

First Step igre for German State  U. S.-Britain Plan  Beanmamia a.

First Step Taken To Re-Establish United Germany  Brit US Agr To Esteblishing Eco c Council

U. S., Britain Agree On Reich Council Setup   All-German Board First Step Toward SelfGovernment For German Zones

Establishment of German Economic Council Agreed On First Step to Self-Government _

U. S., Britain Agree On Form German Synod   First Step Toward United Germany; Would Speed  Reranestriction.

First Step Taken To Re-Establish United Germany  Britain, US Agree To Establishing Economic Council

Fire at Mexico Not Controlled Late Last Night   Police Report Blaze in Basement of Kroger — Store There 

HOSTAGE GUARD GIVEN FREEDOM   Unarmed Prisoners At Spindale Prison Camp Hold Guard In Mess Hall, Demanding Someone Come From Raleigh To Talk With Them. 

HOUSE OKAYS POLICY STUD}   Creates Committee to Make Global Survey; Groups Will Go Abroad

Like Poker Expert, Marshall Applies  American Power at Moscow Meeting

BOY SCOUTS FULL CHARGE OF CITY   Run Municipal Government 2 Hours as Scout Week Feature

FULL CHARGE OF CITY   Run Municipal Government 2 Hours as Scout Week Feature

‘Quit Using Blackjack and We'll Get Things Settled’, Lewis Tells Senate Group   Labor Chieftain Offers No Suggestions on How to Prevent Another Coal Strike: Claims Issue a Purely Personal Argument

UMW Fiead Says Government Uses Blackjack to Beat Mine Workers Down Into Submission   Bitterly Assails Proposals for Any Restrictions On Right to Strike as Hitting at Basic Liberty

Miners’ Boss Has No Plan To Stall Tieur   Senate Labor Group Gets No Suggestions On Strike Prevention

Could Settle Problem With  Operators   Wants Government to Cease Using Blackjack, He Tells Senators

Lewis Hasn't Plan For Prevention Of Another Strike  Mine Chief Testifies Against Proposed Labor Legislation

Gives Views Before Senate Labor Group   ‘Could Settle Differences If U. S. Quit Using Blackjack on Miners’

Miners’ Chief Tells Senators He Has No StrikeAverting Suggestion   Makes No Prediction

LEWIS ON LABOR CHANGES . Mine Union Boss Says  Government Is Using  ‘Blackjack’ On Miners

No Walkout Until After July 1-Taft   Miners’ Statements Diffety To Possibility Of Another Strike.

Demands U. $ ‘Cease Its Use of Blackiack’   Could Settle With Operators, Mine Chief Says; Defends Stirke

DECLARES UMW COULD SETTLE WITH OWNERS   CLAIMS RESTRICTION OF STRIKE WEAPON DENIAL OF LIBERTY

OPPOSES LIMIT ON WALKOUT AS LABOR WEAPON   Mine Chief Charges ‘Hypocrisy’; Taft Sees Next Strike July 1

UMW Chief Tells Sen. Taft He Has No Suggestions For Preventing New Mine Strike   Cicims Union's Differences With Coal Operators Could Be Settled; Men in Pits Want Share of Profits, Lewis Testifies

‘AT THIS TIME   On How to Prevent Another Nation-wide Coal Strike.   ANSWERS SENATOR TAFT   Lewis Said Miners’ Difference With Operators Can Be Settled.

UMW Chief says Miners Blackjacked   Could Settle Differences With Operators If Left Alone. He Asserts.

Léwis Objects to Limit on Strikes   Defends Unrestricted Use of “Weapon” Before Committee   QUIZZED BY SENATORS   Says Government Uses Blackjack Dealings with  Miners

SENATOR TAFT EXPECTS COAL STRIKE JULY 1   UMW Chief Says Union, Operators Can Settle Miners’ Differences

No Suggestion On Prevention Of New Strike   Lewis Answers Taft's Guestion

UMW Chief Tells Committee  _ He Has No Suggestions on  How To Prevent Another Coal Strike.   HITS RESTRICTION OF RIGHT TO STRIKE

Lewis Offers No Advice to Avert Strike   That Matter Before Lewis Tells Senate  Labor Committee at te mm Oct.

Set Telephone Rate Hearing   Railway Commission Te Receive Objections, Sup. port Statements May. 5. .

Dismiss Eight K.C. Vote Fraud Indictments   “Motion Is Granted by » Federal Court Judge-— Ne‘ Explanation Moda

REQUEST IS GRANTED   Judge Dismioned Vote Fraud Indictmenis Against 8 Persons

Brewster Asks Oil Price Drop Under Aid Plan      Probers Call for Report of Costs to Navy Back to 194-1

Committee Head Demands Facts (n Arabian Oil   Brewster Says War Investigating Body Has Asked Truman To Open Files

SECRET PAPERS ASKED ON IRAQ   War Investigating Committee Head Demands Truman Give Up Secret Files On Arabian Oil Deal.

US. ‘Sales To Russia Continue   Traman Sees No Reason For Halting Machinery Sales

Truman Sees  No Reason to  Stop Red Export   U. S. Machinery to Russia Not Called Military Threat

Truman Opposes Halt to Russian ‘Machinery Buying  Soviet Purchases* During : Rit... AdAawths Vabalan   Soviet Purchases During ~ Nine Months Totaled $113.700,000

Soviet Buying U. S. Machinery via Back Door   Effort to Trace Sale of Freight Cars Is Without Result

Truman For No Ban On Russ Buying   Sees Ne Reason ta Stop Sale ef Heavy Machinery, Form lreplements Now

U.S. MACHINERY BEING SHIPPED TC SOVIET RUSSIA   Truman Sees No Reason to Stop Exports; Get 216 Freight Cars

TRUMAN BACKS SALES TO RUSSIA   Says Shipment Of Equip ment To Soviet D. K.

‘Truman Advocates Sale Of Heavy Machinery and ‘Equipment To Russians

Russia Buys Goods Here   President Says He Sees No Reason to Ban Sales; Bought 216 Freight Cars in °47

iN ot To Stop ‘Red Purchase OfMachinery   Truman Sees No Reason To Interfere Now; Soviet Recently Bought 716 Freight Cars Here

PRESIDENT SEES NO REASON HALT SALES TO RUSSIA  PURCHASE RAILROAD, CARM COIIPMENT Tn   PURCHASE RAILROAD, FARM EQUIPMENT TO REPLACE WAR LOSSES

To Rus, View  . ae JEP oe ml eee   Truman Answers) as ‘Freight Car Sales-To Soviet are Reported:

Sees No Reason To Stop Sales To Soviet Union  Truman Gives Reply At News Conferenc

RED PURCHASES HERE APPROVED   President Sees No Reasor To Stop Them Now

President Sees No Reason for Halting ‘Kauinment Sales to Soviet Union Now

SALE OF HEAVY MACHINERY TO SOVIETS AIRED   U. S. Selling Equipment for Use in Rebuilding Dams Destroyed by Nazis

TRUMAN APPROVES MACHINERY SALES TO SOVIET UNION   Takes Stand in Face of Demands Traffic Stop Lest it Strengthen Russia’s Military Power.   MAKES VIEWS KNOWN AT NEWS CONFERENCE   Reds Buying Freight Cars and Other Equipment From U. S. at Rate of $150,000,006 a Year.

Freight Cars, Farm Supplies For Russia? No Reason To Stop Sale Now, Truman Says

Russia Gets US. Boxcars   President “Sees. No Rea “-y son’ -To Halt Big’ - Shipments

SPEND OVER 113 MILLION FOR GOODS THIS YEAR   Get 216 Freight Cars in Surplus Sales Through War Veterans

Dr. Gray Speaks At College Here  Explains Need For Research And Why Me: Invest Lives In It

Dr. Gray Speaks At College Here  Explains Need For Pee L i ee Aa”   Explains Need For Research And Why Men Invest Lives In It

First Major Test To Produce Rain, Reduce Destructive Winds’ Force; Miami Area De tluged  ‘Hurricane-Busting’ Planes Pursue Florida Storm To Sea, Prepare For Dry-Ice Seeding

Congressman Says: Situation Muddled In Germany, Austria   Yalta, Potsdam Agreements Held Reacnonsible

Emborrasing Commitmenis by FOR-Trumon Cause Muddled iGination kn Germany -- Laber

Five Die in Crash Of Cargo Plane   Victims Badly Burned Near Charleston, S. C.

Five Persons Dead In Airliner Crash   Miami - Bound ..Plane Crashes Near. Charleston, 5S: C:, Airport

WASHINGTON MERRY.-GO-ROUND   AMBASSADOR MAX GARDNER SETS SAIL FOR GREAT NEW DESTINATION; HOW ‘GARDNER ‘SOLD NEW DEAL TO onp. MARDNER ONCH PLANNED TO RIIN FOR SENATE.

Washington Merry-Go-Round      Ambassador Max Gardner Sets Sail for Great New Destination—How Gardner Sold New Deal to FDR —Gardner Once Planned to Run for Senate

Tindall Says Suggestions Are Welcome   Training School Director Has Some New Phinc

SUGGESTIONS WLL  BE WELCOMED BY  JOHN G, TINDALL   New Superintendent of State Training School, Open for Pointers.   FOR SCHOOL OPERATION   Wants to Re-educate the Boy  So He May Become Respectable Citizen.

U, S, ASKS SOVIET TO SHARE WHEAT CROP   Urges Reds Heip Feeding 0! Hungry Europeans

Issue Will Be Put Before Conference Of All Senate Republicans Tomorrow

Budget Wrangle Delays Hearings By Committee   Republican Leaders Schedule Caucus to Reconcile Differences

BUDGET FIGHT HALTS INCOME TAX HEARINGS   Republicans Slate Special Caucus In Dispute

Differences AriseAmong Republicans   Party Caucus to Be Held to Seek Agreement on Proposed Budget Cuts 

CONTROVERSY — OVER BUDGET FORCES DELAY   Hearings to Aw ai t Result of Vote on Budeet Cuts

SIX KILLED WHEN TRAIN - AUTO MEET AT INTERSECTION   Tragic Ending For Party Going to Basketball Game: Five In Family Killed

MOST OF BANDITS’ LOOT IN TWO BANK RAIDS RECOVERED   CASE MARKED SOLVED BY INVESTIGATORS   Brother of Jack Peavier, Held as Second Robber, Arrested for Receiving Part of Money Stolen.

FBI Says Case Solve  Boy of 14, Two Others Held in Bank Robberies at Sarcoxie and Diamond

Fuel Oil And Gasoline Shortages Loom In East And Midwest As Demand Grows

Shortage of Fuel Oil and Gasoline Will Last Three Years, Prediction

Many Homes May Be Cold This Winter   Shortage Of Fuel Oil Grows Worse; Autoists May Haye To Shop For Cac

FRANCE GETS 250 MILLION LOAN GRANT   World Bank Opens Up Its Purse Strings to Nation in Distress

CHECK STORY OF ‘DAHLIA’ SLAYER   Corporal Dumais Gives Details of Murder

CPL. DUMAIS ‘CONFESSES: L. A. MURDER   Gives Details of ‘Black Dahlia’ Toriure Slaying

GANDHI ENDS. LATEST FAST   HINDU LEADER 1S GIVEN  PROMISE OF ATTEMPTS ;  TO“ END BLOODY : RIOTING

78-Vear-Old. Indian Leader is Given - Protnises. that Order Will be Restored, in Calcntta — Bloody Communal Nioting is Still Going On in Other Parts of India.

lmae  Milwaukee Passenge:  ‘Train Derailed in 'Mont., No Injuries

Missouri Rail Freight Rate Hike Approved   PSC Also Extends 10 Per Cent Boost In Passenger Fares

8 YEARS IN JAIL VON PAPEN FATE   Nazis’ Diplomatic Ace Alsa Loses Personal Fortune

ACE DIPLOMAT OF THE NAZIS SENTENCED TO EIGHT YEARS   FRANZ VON PAPEN ALSO LOSES ALL HIS WEALTH AS RESULT OF COURT RULING

Von Papen to Lose Fortune, Serve Term    Sentence of Fight Years Will Be Spent in Prison Camp

Von Papen Given Prison Sentence  Of Eight Years   Denazification Court Im poses Sentence—Von Papen Escaped War Trials Sentence

Hundreds Of Die-Hard Nazis Questioned By Agents; Von Papen Sentenced To 8 Years

HERBERT WON'T HELP STEUBENVILLE PROBE   Sees No Need For Special Prosecutor In Quiz

SEE PEACE HOPE IN CASE STRIKE   Report Concessions  Made by Beth Sides

Mine Chief Makes Bid  For Power   Hopes To Become Unchallenged Labor Leader

J ohn L. Lewis Believed Engineer Of Proposal to Merge Top Unions; Could Become No. 1 Labor Leader

LEWIS HINTED PRIME MOVER BEHIND MERGER   AFL Council Awaits Murray’s Reply To Offer

Emergency Action Urged On Measures   House Denounces Boycott On Cotton And Cotton Goods

PENSIONS NEXT GOAL OF LABOR   Many Unions May Place Retirement Pay Ahead . Of Wage Boosts

EXPERTS BELIEVE NEXT MOVE WILL BE FOR PEN. SIONS INSTEAD OF . RAISES ©

PENSION PLAN IDEA IS GROWING   Experts Believe Union Set To Avoid Pay Demand

COAL STOCKPILES SLUMP AS MINERS START HOLIDAY   ‘Government Officials Seek Early Resumption Of Contract Parley

10,000 Steel Men Laid Off In Coal Tieup   Furnaces Banked As 400,000 Miners Begin Vacation

10,000 U.S. Steel Workers Idled by Miners’ Vacation   Plant Forced to Close 80  Open Furnaces Because ” of Cool Shortage

400,000 Miners on  Vacation  U. S. Steel Furlougt 10,000 Workers as

Cut-Backs In Steel Inevitable   Question Whether Miners Wil! Retuin July 8 as  Scheduled

Swift Passage Seen For Bill To Reorganize Highway Board  To Meet Roy J. Turner's Ideas   Green Light Given Measure For Eight-Man Commission In Both Houses; Lake Murray Park Board Is Sought

TURNER'S ROAD MEASURE GETS QUICK SUPPORT   Reorganization of Highway Deportment Seen as Certainty in Legislature

PROTECTION FOR NON-STRIKER WILL BE SOUGHT BY HARTLEY   CO-AUTHOR OF LABOR BILL TO CAMPAIGN FOR CHANGE IN THE LAW

Hartley Would Curb Pickets   Says Law Needed To Pre vent Interference With A Man Going To Work   DECLARES NEW LAW IS MISREPRESENTED

Bilbo Rites Are Saturday  Rlecioctnniare “Lis   Mississippians ‘To Pay Final Tribute

MISSISSIPPI PLANS FINAL RESPECTS’ OR SEN. THEO G. BILBE   Self-Appointed Champion 01 “White Supremacy” Dies In Hospital At 69   CANCER COMPLICATIONS

Last Rites for Bilbo Planned   Body to Lie in State At His ‘Dream House’

Last Rites for Bilbo Planned  Rady to Lie in State Wie ‘Dh  ec ranm Hace

Mississippians Pay Last ‘Respects to Bilbo; Will Elect New Senator Nov. 4

Bilbo Would Have Approved Funeral Arrangements  Rady Lice in State Linsil   Body Lies in State Until Funeral Saturday Afternoon at ‘Dream Home’

Senator Bilbo’s Followers Plan Final Respects   Funeral Arrangements Given for Seuthern Senator; Refused Seat in 80th Congress.

BODY OF BILBO TO LIE IN STATE   Funeral For Spectacular Political Figure Planned Saturday

Mississippians Plan Tribute To Sen. Bilbo   Dies Following Lengthy Illness

SENATOR BILBO'S DEATHENDSLONG POLITICAL BATTL   Mississippi Solon Dies ©  Heart Failure After Long ] - Minece

Mississippians Pay Respects to Senator  Theo. Gilmore Bilbe   Funeral Services Scheduled for Saturday Afternoon at 3:00

MISSISSIPPIANS PLAN RESPECTS FOR POLITICIAN   Cancer of Mouth Claims Fiery Negro Rights Opponent; Set Funeral for Saturday

Pay Homage To Bilbo.   ’ State Ceremonies  To Mark Final Rites ‘For Noted Politician

Followers Pay Last Respects to Bilbo On Eve of Funeral  Body Lies in State In Home Town With Guard of Honor

South to Honor Senator Bilbo  Mississippian to Lie As “INenam Hinwen’

Friends Plan Rites For Senator Bilbo: Body Lies in State   Governor Orders Guard to Stand in Honor of Public Figure in. Mississippi

Soldier Believes He’s Slayer of Girl, Says Army   Fort Dix Commandet Convinced Corporal Guilty

Oil Man Asserts shortage Fears Are Groundless.   Blames a Lack of. Stee for Present Ration in the Midwest

100-to-1 Shot Wins Big Race   Caughoo Wins 103d Running of Grand National Steeplechase

100 TO 1 SHOT WINS BRITISH STEEPLECHASE   irish Outsider Comes tron Behind To Take Grand National,

TORNADO HITS TOWN   Most Residents Forewarned of Approaching storm

Derailment Of 16 Cars Halts Main jLine Traffic On Illinois Central

Urge Missouri Valley Flood Control Action   Governors of States  Want More Maney Spent nH Pick-Slean Pleas

Gov. Ford Heads Appeal for More Hood Control   Montana Chief Executive Chairman of Governors Asking Big Appropriation

SOVIET STAGES. NEW ROUNDUP   MAKING_MASS_ARRESTS_OF GERMANS.CHARGED WITH: GIVING INFORMATION To THE U8.

41 SHIPWRECKED ME) RESCUED FROM ISLAND   British Seamen Suffering From Frost Bite, After Five Days On Barren Strin

Endorse Taft  For President   Ohio GOPs Hear Senator Attack Truman Domestic, Foreign Policies.

Domestic Policy Attacked By Talt   President Befuddled, Senator Says; Starts Vacation in Canada

TAFT ASSAILS TRUMAN POLICY   CITES PRESIDENT AS FAILING COOPERATE WITH GOP CONGRESS

TRUMAN STILL ALL MUDDLED, TAFT ASSERTS   WHAT NATION NEEDS 1S GOP PRESIDENT, - SAYS SENATOR

Taft Blasts Policies Of  President   Heads For Vacation After  Homecoming Talk

‘SFUDDLED,” AFT SAYS OF BUMAN POLICY   wator Attacks President's Program as Dominated py CIO.

Ohio Senator Attacks Hand ling Of U. S. Interests— Declares Principles Of  CIO Still Dominate President

Taft Blasts Truman Foreign Policy Before Leaving On Canadian Trip

Taft Hammer: At Truman.  Reich Policy ~   Opens ‘Drive “Aimed At Winning °48 GOP Nomination 

Senator Taft Charges U. S. German Policy Has Wrecked Europe’s Econom

Taft Takes Vacatior After Blistering U. S. Foreign Policy   Claims Truman Is Dominated by CIO Policy Principles

Taft Attacks Foreign Policy Of Democrats   Asserts Truman Still Dominated By CIO; Leaves For Canada

Senator Taft Says Truman Policy Is Dominated by CIO   GOP Candidate Refers to ‘Befuddled Foreign Policy’ Of This Administration

Taft Raps Trumar As Partisan Slave  Of ClO, New Deal   Senator Gets Ohio GOF Backing for President; Lauds Congress Record

‘Taft Criticizes Truman Home Foreign Policy   Gets Endorsement Of State, Congress Delegations

Taft Asserts Truman Has ‘Befuddled’ Foreign Policy, Follows Principles Of CIO

Taft Attacks Truman Foreign, Home Policies  Heads For Vacation   Heads For Vacation After Delivering Blistering Address At Ohio GOP Meet

Taft Blisters Truman, Lauds Congress Acts   Senator Saye President “Still Dominated” by C10; Endorsed by GOP in Ohio

Taft Lamibastes Truman Policies  At Ohio Parley   Candidate Choice Of State; ~ Claims President ° Fails To Cooperate With GOP

Taft Attacks Democrats As Befuddled   Ohio’s Presidential Choice Attacks Incumbent’s Policy

Truman Policy Is Attacked By Senator Taft   Declares. Both Foreign, Domestic Ideas Befuddled

Taft Deliveries Blistering Attack On Truman Policies ‘Need GOP President, He Declares

SENATOR TAFT STARTS OUT ON TRIP TO CANADA   Biasts Truman’s Policies in Address at State GOP Rally Last Night

Truman Still Dominated by Principles of  CIO, Taft Says Criticizes Policies  yw   Criticizes Policies Here and Abroad As He Receives  OhioG.0.P.Backins

TAFT ASSAILS ~ TRUMAN GOALS   Declares Foreign Policy Dominated By C. 1. O. Principles   SCORES TRUMAN, FDR

Truman Policy Is ‘Befuddled’ Says Sen. Taft   ‘Claims Remedy For Sit.  uation Is GOP Presi  dent in 1948

State’s “Favorite Son’ Sounds Keynote of Tour; Starts Canada Vacation

Taft Wins Ohio GOP Backing For Presidency; Delivers Surprising ~ Attack On Truman Forejon Policy

MINERS PASSING HAT _TO PAY LEWIS’ FINE   One Dollar Being Sought From Each Rank And File Member OF Tries -

BOY CONVICTED OF 2 MURDERS   Schoolboy, 14, Fight: Tears, Faces Life Term In Prison

Price Sescion 's Called by Yracident   Woman Slain in Massillon Street

Massillon Woman Slain on Street:   Husband Sought on Murder Warrant

JONES DENIES PEARSON TALE BEFORE PANEL   Sworn Statement Says Lima Solon To Take Legal Action

Bw FAVRE MHA. YWiY a  Fighting Unions Teaming Up Back Stage to Block Labor Reforms

e@ PAUL MALLON—   Fighting Unions Teaming Up Bacl Stage to Block Labor Reforms

HUGHES ARRIVES FOR - SENATE INVESTIGATION   Piane Builder Is Scheduled To, Testify In War Contract Hearing This Afternoon

GERMAN OUTPUT ~ TOBE DISCUSSER   THREE POWERS OPEN TALES TODAY IN DISREGARD OF SOVIET PROTESTS.

Russians Ignored  In London Confab      French-British-American Conference On German Industry Opens Despite Protest

Parley On Reich To Open Despite Russian Protest  — Three-Power Huddle Will Start Today

CONFERENCE ON GERMANY WILL BEGIN TODAY   Britain And U. S. Brash _ Aside Opposition Of   ¢wW1LL TRY TO RAISE PRODUCTION OF REICH

Soviet Protest Of Meeting Is Brushed Aide   ' 2.Power Meet On  German Industry To “tart Today

Soviet Protest OnReichTalks Brushed Aside   U. S.. Britain/ond Franre To Proceed Without Rel Delerares

Get Half of Goal for Camden Park   Deadline In Drive Fo: Funds Is Extended

BRADLEY MAY .SUCCEED ‘IKE?      HEAD OF VA MAY BE NEXT CHIEF OF STAFF AFTER EISNHOWER-GOES-TO —COLUMBIA:“———---

Speculation On Successor lo Gen. Eisenhowel   Chief Of Staff To Leave Pos To Become Columbia University Head

Hitchhiker Gives Bank Robbery Tip  4 Persons Arrested After ‘Hiker’ Talke

First Man Caught Confesses   Tells on Pals; Two Wom: en Held for Questioning in Lake Robbery

Five Arrested After Holdup Of Lake Bank   $2.000 Recovered from Men Who Held Up Woman Manager of Newton County Bank and Escaped in Auto

Weather Delays World Flight   Manufacturer and TwoMan Crew Will Take Off For Flight Today

Bargains Are Beginning to Pop Up, But Food Costs So ‘Much One Can’t Afford ’em

Strike Looms In Bay State Textile Mills   Contract Talks Are Stalemated

DIRECTS TAL IN BRAZIL TO RUSSIANS   Says Nations Still Subject to Foreign Domination

Truman Tells Of U.S. Program fn Brazil Speech   President Makes Closing Address At Inter-American Defense Conference   DISAPPOINTED ON STATE OF WORLD

U.S. Will Keep Strong In Arms Truman Warns   Terrific Ovation Given President At Brazil Parley

Government In Sofia Outlaws Red Opposition   Passes Law Dissolving Party Headed By Doomed Petkov

Bulgurs Dissolve Agrarian Party by Parliament Action   Chief Oppasition to Communist-backed Fatherland Front  Te Killad kw Nenvn.

RED-BACKED SOFIA REGIME MOVES 10 OUTLAW CHIEF FOE   Parliament Gets Bill To Dis solve Petkov’s Agrarian  . Party

COMMUNIST - DOMINATED PARTY IN BULGARIA INTRODUCES BILL T0 (DISSOLVE “AGRARIAN OPPOSITION

BULGARIA REDS OUTLAW RIVALS   Petkov's Agrarian Party Is Dissolved by Parliament

Reds Reject Discussion On Petkoy   Bulgarian Reds Seek to Dissolve Chief Opposition Party

COALITION CABINET  FOR JAPAN FORMED   Three Parties Represented in Katayama Regime

LUTHERAN WELFARE SOCIETY RALLY IN “SEWELL SUNDAY   One Of Six Rallies To Be Held At Bethesda Lutheran Church. _A Sound Film, “Come Unto Me,” Will Be Shown.

14,000 Take Up Border Positions To Halt Program   Claim Unified Military Command Is In Existence

14,000 Armed Arabs Reported Massed on Palestine Borders   Unified Military Office Announced by Moslem Brotherhood Agent

Arab Leaders Say 14,000 Armed Troops Are Ready  Moslem Brotherhood Is Opposing Palestine Partition

14,000 Troops Are On Border   Arabs Say Unified Command Formed To Oppose Any Division Of The Holy Land

Report Armec Arabs Ready for Holy War   Claimed 14,000 Troops Camped on Palestine Border

14,000 ARABS AT EDGE HOLYLAND   SPOKESMEN DECLARE NO ACTION UNLESS PALESTINE DIVIDED

14,000 Arabs on Palestine Front  Oppose ‘Partition Of the Holy Land

Arabs Say Troops Placed On Palestine Border to Oppose U. N.. Partitioning

Say 14,000 Armed Arabs Set To Fight   Leaders Say They Will Oppose UN  Palestine Partition

14.000 Armed Arabs af Border Of Holy Land   Moslem Brotherhood Spokesman Also Claim: Unifted Command

Arabs ‘Unity’ Command fer Palestine  Politicians Claim 14,000 Under Arm.  Alane F rdwntioxve

Code Commission Bills to Be  iven Assembly   Senate and House Adjourn for Weekend Afte Session Today; Pay for Legislators’ Would Be Increased Under Terms of Proposal

RENEW UNION FEUD IN EAST   Eight Men Atfack Beer Truck Driver Near Pittsburgh

Merrill Horse Show Draws 4,000 Spectators Saturday   Gladioli Show Also Popu' ‘Jar Feature of Two- : ’ day Célebration vad

Merrill Horse Show Draws 4,000 Spectators Saturday   Gladioli Show Also Popu_ lar Feature of Two' day Celebration

Cash Offers A Way To Please. Benton People   CONSTRUCTION WORK FOR SALINE UNIT URGED

k Big Mo's' Officers Keep Wary Eye on Hurricane   President's Ship to Remain More Than 500 Miles From Storm Center

MISSOURD STEERS FROM STORM PATE   Ship Carrying Truman I Keeping Wary Eye on Reports,

Butler Nominated For Labor Office   State Federation Will Elect Officers In Baltimore Tadav

Cohen, Bonadio Seek Presidency Of Maryland AFL  Labor Federation Will Elect Today

ee ee re wee Cw rou Score Failure Gold Distribution   RRR ESS: eee a ieee eee

Gold Redistribution Is Used 4 by England   Bevin © so Action of Hoarding Metal Retards W © vovery;-UN Security Council Rapped

OVERELL MURDER CASE TRIAL BEGINS   Youthful Couple Accused of Killing Girl's Parents

Great Lakes Ship Searches For Port To Take On Cargo   Eighteen Members Of Crew Reported Left Stranded At Detroit   STRIKE CAUSE OF SITUATION

FREIGHTERON LAKE ERIE 8=Sti«t STILL SHIP WITHOUT PORT   VESSEL THAT LEFT CREW STRANDED AFTER STRIKE IN DETROIT UNABLE TO GET CARGO

BRITISH EYE SITUATION IN BULGARIA   Recent Events Cause of Serious Anxiety in London

British Alarmed By Ralkan Coup   Bevin Tells Commons Of “Scrious Anxiety” For Europe's Future

FIRE FATAL TO FOUR CHILDREN   House Blaze in Pennsylvanic Town Also Takes Their Grandmother

SCHOOL BUS TURNS OVER; GIRL KILLED   Three Others Injured In Accident at Kansas City-Children Panic-Stricken.

Child Kiiled as Bus Overturns   Driver Said the Brakes of the Vehicle Failed When He Attempted Stop. .

Vehicle Hits Slick Shoulder Of Highway _ Ten Passengers Are Injured After Bus Plows Into Field —

Council Fails Settle Dispute Over Troops   Body Adjourns For Vacation Until Sept. 9

COUNCIL RESTS EGYPTIAN CASE   Dispute Put Off to Sept. 9 Following Rejection Of Colombian Proposal

COUNGKL FAILS 10 SOLVE EGYPT CASE   Egyptian Premier To Stay On Till Decision ts Finally Reached

UN Stalls On Egypt Issue _   Council Quits For Two-Week Vacation

Plane with 50 Aboard  Is Wrecked   Hits Virginia Peak; Ne Sign of Life; Rescue Perties on Wav.

Ship Crashes Into Virginia Mountain Peak   Rescuers Struggle Through Hill Country Toward Transport; No Sians Of Life

Believe 50 Die In Airline Crash   Wreckage of Capital Airlines Plane Is Located on Moun. tain Top Northwest of Leesburg, Va.; No Hope Is Held for the Fifty Persons Aboard.

Mexican Chief Stops To Honor U.S. War Dead   TrumanRecommendsW estern Hemisphere Unity To Eastern Sphere

OFFICER SLAIN BY TWO GUNMEN   Raina Policeman Shot In Savage Fight

Carloads Dumped To Hold Price   Shortage Then Forces Many To Buy From Canada

2 MORE LABOR BILLS SENT 10 IOWA SENATORS   Solons Pass Measure to. Curb Closed Shop Rules in Contracts

TABER SCOFFS AT PROTESTS AGAINST DEPARTMENT CUT   :  Says Economy Moves Bring  “Pig Squeals” From Poy-  ralk Laaehor

Rep. Taber Describes Budget Cut \Protests as ‘Squeal of Stuck Pig’

ber Backs Jones Budget Slash Bill, Says Kruq 'Squeals Like Stuck Pig

TABER FLAYS PROTESTERS OF INTERIOR CUTS   Says Opposition To Budget Trimming Like ‘Squeals ' Of Stuck Pigs’

Total Grain Crops May Set Record   Overall Picture Encourag: ing, Despite Shrinkage of Corn This Year

GRAIN CROPS ARE EXPECTED TO BE LARGE   Cargill Crop Bulletin Is Optimistic Over Prospects

Hindu, Moslem and Sikh Mobs Batile   Fifteen Are Killed in 50th Day of Communal Rioting

Convictions Against Corpus Newsmen for Contempt Reversed   Supreme Court _Hands Down -3 Decision

346,229 ATTEND BUCKEYE FAIR DURING WEEK   Fiqure Does Not Include Free Passes: Total Attendance Under 46 Record

THEATER MISHAP HURTS FIVE TODAY   Springfield, Ill, Scene of Accident! Injured in Hospital.

Social Security Tax Rate Frozen   Union Officials Are Reds, Claim

COMMUNISTS IN UNION FOUGHT   Agent Says Battle Brought Attempt To Revoke Charter

Red Infiltration Into N. C. Tobacco Union !s First Labor Bill Tesi

te ha . \ ¢ Off 1¢ e r s   > ams)   Floyd L. Owens To Receive Special Training Course

EVIDENCE HITS YOUNG COUPLE        FIRST DEGREE INDICTMENTS . ARE CONSIDERED LIKELY. "IN YACHT BLAST  __ MYSTERY

CIO Electrical Workers Heatedly Deny Charges Of Being Communists

Union Charges ‘Red-Baifing’ at Senate Hearing   Electrical Workers’ Leaders Flatly Deny They Are Communists

Legislators ‘Red-Baiting, Says Union   Electrical Workers Deny Communist Membership, Leaning:

Electricians Deny Communism; Want Reds as Members  Three Leaders in Wrangle With Taft And Ball at Hearing

“RED BAITING’ LAID TO SENATE   ClO Executive Accuses Taft and Ball of Communist Witch-Hunt.

Protests Against Innuendo   Top Officers CIO Electrical Workers Kathy Deny Any Communistie Ties

‘Red-Baiting’ Charged by  Union Trio  Electrical Worker OLS atale Denve The

C10 Electric Union Officers Deny They Are Communists   But President Sees No Reason to Ban Reds; Clashes Mark Testimony on Labor Bill

Deny Communists ‘Included in ClO Union Membership   Charge of Red- baiting Hurled at Senate Labor Committee

Senate Labor Group Accused Of ‘Red-Baiting   Union Officers Deny ‘Red’ Membership

Growers Await Leaf Allotment   Optimistic Outlook Keynotes Meeting Of Tobaccomen

Boy Scout Drive  Set for May 19;  b) Boys Register Whirlwind Campaign  Opens at Breakfast For Local Workers

$995 Raised by Scout Workers In One-Day Drive  Sunrise Breakfast at City Hall Marks Start Of Fast Campaign

Union O<ays Prefab Jobs   Veterans’ Group Leader Hails Decision As Step Toward Housing Gains

Court Head Is Kidnaped at Tel Aviv   Jewish Underground Abducts Windham; Search Inder Wav

JERUSALEM JUDGE IS KIDNAPED   British Official Is Adducted by Jewish Underground Unit

State Court Gives Ruling   Union men Left Work To Attend Meetings

British Favor ‘Trust’ Setup For Palestine   U.N. Will Receive Vital Problem Soon; Arahs Issue Warning

To Detail Plan      British Views on Palestine Are Expected to Be Given Next Week

British Plan On Palestine To Be Aired   Commons To Hear Report On Arab And Jew Conferene:

BRITAIN’S HOLY LAND PLAN DIM   House Of Commons May Hear Proposal Next Week

American-Soviet Deadlock On Arms Limitation Is Far From Settlement

Céuncil May Table Matter If Stalemate  Is Continued   Austin Holds Firm Against Overlapping Inte Atomic Issues

Little Hope For Breaking  ‘Deadlock Seen   Arms Program May Be Shelved If Russia Fails To Avree To U. S. Plan.

Hope Gone to End U.N. Deadlock   United States and Russia Still Disagree On Arms Limitation Program

‘Little Hope Left That Deadlock on Arms Limitation Can Be Broker

May Sidetrack Whole Program Of Limifation .   Atomic Issue Splits Two Nations; America Refuses To Yield

Hope Wanes For Arms Agreement   U.-S.-Red Deadlock Stalls Negotiations

J. S. and Russia Refuse to Yield; U. S. Insists Disarmament Commis-. sion, Must Not Consider Atomic Weapons.

U. N. Cooling-Off . Period Proposed   Virtually All Hope Of Patching Up American 7 And Russian Differences On Dis- i armament Is Abandoned

Fourth Man Killed In Byrd Expedition   Unleading Supplies Struck By Tractor

GREEN URGES PRESERVATION OF RATION’S FULL STRENGTH   Should Maintain Military Might, Fulfill Pledges  On Domestic Front

Our Faith in Right Our Hope for Peace Governor Declares   [llinois Chief Executive Lincoln Day Banquet Orator

GREEN CALLS FOR AMERICAN POLICY OF PRESERVATION   DECLARES HOPE FOR PEACE LIES IN U. S. STRENGTH, COURAGE

Also Wanted American Press Denied Freedom To Criticize USSR—Charges Are Headed For Overwhelming Rejection   CONTRADICTORY TO AMERICAN CONCEPT

SOVIET DEMANDS AMERICAN PRESS BE RESTRAINED   Russjan Spokesman Unleashes Bitter Atiack an Nation

Police May Report WhoGaehed$92,800   Secret Servicé Agent Say: One, $50 Bill Was Taken by Dairy

Anti-Closed Shop Bill Passes Senate Without a Debate   House Voted Ban On Same Issue In Tuesday Session

BILL TO OUTLAW CLOSED SHOPS FOFS TO BLUE   Senators Vote Same Proposal as Passed by House on Tuesday

is Passed  By Senate: Vote 36-12   All Amendments Voted By House Retained Without Debate.

HOUSE PASSES LABOR BILL BY 74-31 MARGIN   Sends Measure Back To Senate for Action On Several Changes

Drastic Labor Bill Adopted by lowa House   Passes 74 to 31 After Day and Half of Heated Debate

SENATE SENDS CLOSED SHOP BAN 10 BLUE   House Changes Voted Without Word of Debate

Truman Sees Senate Okay On Lilienthal   President Tells Newamer He Is Still Behind His Nominee 100  t - Per Cent

SUBMITS LISTS FOR ATOM POST   SEN. BRIDGES SAYS DAVID LILIENTHAL IS NOT ACCEPTABLE

TRUMAN SEES CONFIRMATION OF LILIENTHAL   Chief Executive Still Backing Him, News Conference Told  :

Approval Seen For Lilienthal   Truman Says Senate Sure Ta Vate Favarahly

Lilienthal In, Truman Predicts   Also Tells Newsmen He Will Again Ask For Universal Training

Lilienthal’s O.K. Seen  Truman Predicts His Confirmation Despite

PRESIDENT STILL BACKS LIUENTHAL FOR ATOMIC POST   Four Calleagues May Quit i! Former TVA Chief is Retected By Senate

TRUMAN PREDICTS LILIENTHAL WILL GET CONFIRMATION   _ cent Back of His Choice, Newsmen Told ..

FAVORS 10 FOR ATOMIC CHIEF   Bridges Criticizes Lilienthal As ‘Left-Winger’ And ‘Appeaser’

LILIENTHAL IS STILL BACKED BY PRESIDENT   Still 100 Percent His Man: Thinks Lilienthal To Be Confirmed

President Says He'll Speak Up Soon on Budget   New Plea for Universal Military Service Planned

Truman Stands by Lilienthal   President Believes Senote Will Confirm: Sen. Bridges Suggests Other Candidates

Truman Sees Confirmation of Lilienthal   President Standing 100 Pct. Behind Eormer TVA Chief

10 Men Listed As Acceptable In Atomic Job By GOP Solon   Sen. Bridges Raps Lilienthal; Senate Vote Seen Nearing

Truman Still Backs Lilienthal; Predicts Senate Confirmatior   Also Reaffirms Support of Universal Military Training Program

Truman Predicts Lilienthal Will Receive Senate O.K.   Sen. Bridges Lists Ten, Including Byrnes, : He Thinks Are Qualified to Handle Post

Truman Insistent On Lihenthal as  Commission Head   Tells Conference He Is Still 100 Percent Behind Original Choice   BRIDGES SUGGESTS BYRNES TAKE JOB   ‘New Hampshire Senator  Asks That Former Secre: tary Be Drafted

Truman Backs Lilienthal 100 Per Cent’   President Predicts Senate Will OK His Atomic Appointee

LILIENTHAL STILL BACKED BY TRUMAN   President Says He Thinks Senate Will O.K. Mominatior

Lilienthal Still Has President’s Backing for Job  Truman. Reaffirms Belief Atom Boss Will Be Confirmed

Views On Many Issues Given By President   Truman Plans To Send Message to Congress Urging Adoption of Universal Military Training.

Truman Stil For Lilienthal   Confirmation of Former TVA Head Seen By President

BRIDGES URGES APPOINTMENT OF JAMES F. BYRNES   Other Nominees May Resign if ‘Lilienthal Is Rejected -

Confirmation Predicted By President   Tax Reduction Views To Come At Proper Time

TRUMAN AVERS LILIENTHAL ‘IN   President Predicts Confirma tion Of Atom Nominee

IrumanConfident Lilienthal to Win   Senator, However, Urges Drafting of Byrnes to Atom Board

TRUMAN SAYS HE IS STILL BACKING D. E. LILIENTHAL   President Predicts the Nomination Will Be Confirmed.   ATOMIC CONTROL POST   Appointment Has Been Under Vire from Democrats and Republicans,

‘Acceptable’ Men Listed For Atom Post  Sen. Bridges Says: ‘Lilienthal Definitely Not Anor oved

Confirmation of Lilienthal Seen  Truman Still Favors Universal Training

‘Acceptable’ Men Listed For Atom Post  Sen. Bridecs Ria a! Lilie uth Definitely Not Ries al

Slaying Victim Is Identified  -:16-Year-Old Girl - Brutally Beaten

9 Scouts Injured In Railway Crash   Crack-up Occurs Near Site of World Jamboree

HERBERT ASKS FOR CRACKDOWN JO REDUCE TRAFFIC CRASHES   LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFI: CERS: ASKED TO. COMBAT RISING NUMBER OF ~~ ACCIDENTS

Many Families Are Forced From Homes in Stricken Areas   Railroad Tracks Under Water Near Joliet; Rainfall is Heavy

en aie ME «SO  Printers Who Went on Active Nati Duty Lose Seniority

AIDDIES’ BLOW GUM MAY BE ABOLISHED   Blowing Cause of Infeetion, Says Health Director of Cook County.

Green, Brooks Get Support as Parties _ Shape 1948 Tickets   State Treasurer is Only Vacancy Left by GOP Central Committee

GOP SLATEMAKERS ENDORSE GREEN IN PRIMARY RACE _ DEMOCRATS PLEDGE  SUPPORT STEVENSON AND PAUL DOUGLAS

THAN °46 FIGURES   Harvest in Douglas County Is Near the HalfWay Mark   REPORT ON TEST PLOTS

Harvest in Douglas County Is Near the HalfWay Mark   REPORT ON TEST PLOTS

COP FAVORING REDUCTION OF TAX BURDENS   Poll Of House Ways, Mean Committee Finds Most Republicans For It

Budget Study Slows Action On Tax Cuts   Republicans Advise Wait-and-Sec Policy By House Committee

GOP Favors Karly Cut.  In Taxes   But Will Await Final Action On Truman Budget

Judge Holds Coke Exceeded Power In Revoking Palestine Man’s Pardon

Iwo Crow Mon and Three a ers arc Missing 100 Miles NOrth Men, Saved from Weeekage  8-20 ure Recovering at Base Hospital,

DARE MISSING IN COLD NORTH   Fear Two Frozen To Death Weary Search Pilots Hunt Others

1WOB-29 GREW MEMBERS AND RESCUERS LOST   Six Other Airmen Are Recovering _ In Base Hospital

TRAGEDY MARS. ‘RESCUE MOVES   ra ° k *  BODIES OF TWO OF ALASKAN  RESCUE GROUP SIGHTED . FROM THE AIR

Austin Thinks It May Be Two Years Before Big Powers Reach Agreement On Atomic Energy Controls

Baruch Resigns Atom Control Job   Additional Duties Assigned to Austin as Chief U.S. Delegate

Atomic Policy  Change Is Seen   Baruch’s Decision Te Step Down Followed By New Action

Warnings Voiced By Eisenhower Are Disregarded   $475, 809,077 Slash in Funds Is Approved By House Committee

House Committee Cuts Army Budget Despite Ike’s Plee   Slash 8.3 Per Cent From Request; Budget for Planes Untouched

Officer Corps, Civilian Foree  Slash Ordered   House Committee Says Budget Appropriation Sufficient for Army Of Million Soldiers

Military Gets 8.3% Reduction   $475,809,077 Sliced From Next Year's Funds; Full Plane Request Approved

Army Budget Gets Slashed  3 Percent    House Group Lowers Axe On 1948 Military Money.

Committee Cuts Budget for Army   Military Appropriation Reduced As Group lanores Danger Threats

Army Budget Cut Despite Warnings Of Gen. Eisenhower, Sec. Patterson

Militia Budget Is Cut By 3.3%   House Committee Acts Against Eisenhower

$5,240,982, 423 for Next Fiscal Year Approved by Grour   Heaviest Slashes In Civilian and Officer Personne!

Army Budget Cut 8. 3% By  House Group More: Than. Half Of   More. Than. Halt Of Slash Is Aimed At Civilians. Officers

Army's Budget Cut 8.3 Per Cent by Committee   Eisenhower, Patterson Rebuifed in Voting Military Funds

Army Budget Suffers Cut of 8.3 P ct:   Cut in Personnel Accounts for Half of Proposed Slash

Committee Cuts 1948 Army Budget 8.3 Per Cent   Aim Primarily at Officer, Civilian Personnel in Slash

Cut “48 Army Budget 8.5 Pet.  In Committee   Appropriation Body Ignores Views of Eisenhower

Slash Would Trim Total § 3 Per Cent   Move Is Recommended Despite Plea From Gen. Eisenhower

Army Budget Pared 8.3 Pet. By Committee   $4.75,809,077 Cut Despite Pleas From U. S. Military Chiefs

Army Budget Given Cut By Committee   Eisenhower, Patterson Testify Real Danger Lies In Slash.

House Group Ignores Plea ‘Danger’ Lies  In Reduction   Appropriations Body Grants Full Request To Purchase Planes

Temperatures   Army Military Budget for 1948 Cut 8.3 Per Cent by Appropriation Committee  _ Next Year’s Requests Are Trimmed By $475,809,077 Despite Warning By Gen. Eisenhower and Patterson

ARMY BUDGET TRIMMED BY HOUSE COMMITTEE   Funds Sliced 8% Despite Warning That Cut Will Bring ‘Real Danger’ to U.S.

Trim Army’s Military Budget By 8.3 Per Cent   House Appropriations Committee Act: Despite Eisenhower, Patterson Pleas

Army Fund Cut 8.3 Per Cent in Spife of Pleas   Warnings of Eisenhower And Patterson Ignored By House Committee In Drafting Measure

House Slashes Army Budget In Economy Move   Committee Cuts Funds By 8.3% Despite Ike’s Testimony of ‘Danger’

ARMY'S BUDGET GIVEN SETBACK   House Appropriations Committee Decrees Cut In Military Budget Despite Pleas Of War Dept. Officials.

Army Fund Cut 8.3 Per Cent” By House Group  Act Despite What Eisenhower Says

Army’s Budget for 1948 Cut 8.3 Per Cent by ©  Appropriations Committee

FULL AMOUNT OF FUNDS ASKED FOR PLANES APPROVEL   Reduction In Total Spending Voted Despite Pleas Of Militery Leaders

FUNDS FOR ARMY GIVEN TRIMMING   House Committee Whittle: 8 Pct. From Budget

Army’s ‘48 Budget Slashed Despite ‘Danger’ Warnings   Eisenhower and Secretary Putterson Against Cutbacks

Committee Cuts Army Budget  8.3 Per Cent. Slash Made by House  Py Saeer Ser ene eS as

For Army Funds Slash   House Committee Cuts Budget 8.3 Percent, Half of It in Personne

Army Budget Cut Despite Ike's Warning War Dep’t Civilians,  Officers Reduced; Army Of 1.070.000

Regardless of Ground Hog Forecasts, Outlook Is for Cold Weather Ahead

Plenty of Cold Weather Ahead Regardless lof What the Groundhog May Do Sunday   Driving Conditions ‘Improve in lowa

Plenty of Cold Weather Still Ahead,  Government Forecaster Predicts

Indonesians Will Defend Capital  Prepare Area For Last-Ditch Stand

DRIVE ON INDO CAPITAL NEAR   Dutch Columns Expected To Open Drive Soon; indos Prepare Defense

Java’s Capital Cirds for Last Ditch Defense   Dutch Forces Roll Nearer To Seat of Republican

Indonesians Prepare New Defense Tactics   ‘Section Around ‘Republi can Capital Held Military Area

Senate, House Propose Joint Study Of Jails   Legislators Think Governor Handed Them ‘Hot Potato’

: Shortage Has Aspects Of A Deliberate “Squeeze   Bulk Operators Cut ff With Only A Third —

Cardinal Spellman Says Mankind Must Make Early Choice Between Self-Strangulation and Survival

School, Labor Bills May Hit  Lower Branch Floor Shortly   House Committees Begin Consideration Of Tuck Proposals

Debate Seen Over Tuck’s Labor Bills   mddouse:-Of. Delegates: ..  In Special Session

Britain Burning Reserves of Coal   No End to Wildcat Strike In Sight; 40,000 Out

JEWISH AGENCY      Palestine Frontiers Closed as Army Rule Awaited

Red Propaganda Machine Hits High Gear: Congress Expected To Give New Support To Mar shall Plan; Separate Doaana Ont

RS ALF   Huge Majority Votes Against Return; Wants To Try Again on Better Terms

LONG WRANGLE CLOSES WORK OF CONGRESS   Six Nominations By President Truman Are Not Confirmed

Machinists Reject AFL Reunion Plar  Want To Try Again On Improved Terms

Battle Over Mississippi's Bilbo May Hold Up Sen ate Organization

COP-DOMINATED GOTH CONGRESS NOWIN SESSION   Bilbo, Tax Cuts, Labor Legislation To Republican Program

First Completely RepublicanDominated Congress Since 19321 Takes Over Control] From Democratic Party   BILBO SEAT FIRST BUSINESS IN SENATE

Joe Martin Is Elected As Speaker   Majority Leaders Start to Keep Election Pledges, In cluding Tax Reduction

New Labor Laws, Taxes Highlight Action in House   Fight Against Bilbo Holds Top Spot in Senate's First Meet

REPUBLICANS TAKE CHARGE iF CONGRESS   House Gets Down to Work as Senate Opens War . on Bilbo.

Majority Party Gets ‘ Scheduled Support From Western Democrat.   Southerners Will Open Filibuster        Fight Delays Senate’s ¢ ganization, But House — Off To Fast Start

First House Bill Calls For Cut In 194] Income Tax  Martin Is Elected Speaker To Replace Texas’ Sam Rayburn

Lawmakers ‘Aim To Check Wave Of Portal Suits    Lhreatened Filibuster’Over’. Bilbo Ouster Could Tie Up. ‘Organization of Senate . —

Action Against Bilbo Threatens Delay In Senate; Labor Bills High on Agenda

HOUSE SETTLES DOWN 10 WORK IN HAPPY MOCD   Good Fellowship Reigns in Sharp Contrast to Senate Battle   TAX BILL JS FIRST ONE   Other Important Legislation by Republican. Majority Is in the Offing

es Taft-Hartley reAct Targe on For Attack   Meat Prices’ ToRiseMore —Anderson

Anderson Asks Meat Controls To Hold Price   Housing ‘Banking Com. - mittee Gives Plan Cool Reception

CURB ON MEAT PRICES URGED   Anderson ‘Declares Ceilmgs Will Be Needed to Avoid  Living Cost Distress

Anderson Gets Cold Shoulder At Suggestion   Cole Tells Anderson Regimentation Worse Than High Prices As Cabinet Officer Supporis Truman’s Request

Anderson Asks Meat Controls   Ceilings Declared Needed kT. Prevent ‘Distress’

MEAT CONTROLS AS ARGUED BY “ANDERSON ARE NOT FAVORED   Recess Is Taken by Jury  {n General Meyers Quiz

See. Anderson Sees Need for  Price Controls Gets Cool Reception   Gets Cool Reception At House Hearing On Truman Prooraw

Meat Ceilings Are Necessary Anderson Says  House Committee   House Committee Cool To Statement

Marshall Gets Down To Work   Conferences With His Aides Mark First Day On Job

Marshall Promises to Keep Foreign Policy Non-Partisan, Also Firm But Patient: Wins Solons’ Praise

POLITICAL AIMS RENOUNCED BY STATE LEADER   Says He Assumes Duties With ‘Feeling of Great Responsibitity’

Marshall Assures Firm But Patient Foreign Program   General Promises to Serve Cabinet Post on NonPartisan Basis   ‘TAKES OVER TASK AMID HIGH PRAISE   Will Beein Conferences Today With Top Department Officials

MARSHALL SAYS HIS POLICY WILL IBE NONPARTISAN   Planges Into U.S! Foreign Problems; Apvointmenis Due

New Secretary Wins High Praise   Marshall to Follow “Firm but Patient’ U. S. Foreign Policy

New Secretary Holds Conferences With Top Dept. Officials   Moves Rapidly To Settle Congressional Doubts About Future American Foreign Policy; No Presidential Aspirations.

Marshall To Be Firm, But Patient   Non-Politics Pledge Wins Him Praise Of Many

Four Points Underscored  By Marshall   One of Them Places Blame for Failure of Conference Squarely on Russian Obstruective Tactics

SNOWSTORM IS OVER   Motormts Are Heecued by Road Crews in the East

53 Dead As Storm Blows  Itself Out   Some Highways Still Blocked

53 Deaths Result O£3-Day Storm   Storm Finally Blows Itself Out In. Maine;. Road Crews Still Busy.

Air Travel in Nation Speeds Up Everything   ROGER BABSON TELLS OF VAST CHANGES IN FEW YEARS

AIR TRANSPORTATION BRINGS NEW PROBLEMS      In Addition To Safety Provisions, Babson Points To Need of Stricter Regulations To Avoid Bringing In Disease

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT...   BABSON DISCUSSES AIR TRANS PORTATION

‘TOO WONDERFUL TO BE TRUE’  Loyal Chauffeur Falls Heir to Emplover's $300,000 Estate

: Whiteville Man ‘On Downed Plane: Search Pressed   Whiteville Man Aboard

Fail to Find  Missing Plane   Hunt in Fog and Snow Where Gasoline Fire Was Sighted

Searchers Near U.S. Transport Plane Missing Since Last Friday In Eurone

Christians Observe Good Friday With Traditional ~aaad In Holy Land

Kneel In Jerusalem i neeneetinainenenainentieniendiniimamtameniammiiainmeeeeteennes eeeaeiaameene  Worshippers Mark Good Friday Ritual

Pledge of Aid In Safety Drive Won by Lewis   Solons Promise To Help in Eradicating ‘Slaughterhouses’   Dayton Used Car Dealer Accused   Lilienthal Foes Concede Defeat   Coshocton Hit By Costly Fire   Stranded Whale Cause of Tiff   Worshippers of Three Faiths Pray on Route Taken by Christ

OF ALL SECTS, IN ALL DRESS— Worshippers Of Christ Kneel In Prayer OnCalvary's Path

S. M. Slayer Offers Body  To Scientist   Writes Berkeley Man Who Restored Life to Tioes

LP Urn 40 Page Six, Column Eight)  URGES GOV. HERBERT TO VETO OHIO’S LABOR BILL

Timken Workers Get Wage Boost   Pact Grants Extra Health Insurance

IMMEDIATE RELIEF NEEDED, ~~ FRENCH SPOKESMAN STATES   SAYS FRANCE WILL FREEZE  STARVE AND GO COMMUN ——"YST IF-AID NOT EX= oe TENDED

Tells Official Washington — that France Will Starve, Freeze and Go Communistic — Says French Dollars will be Completely Exhausted by Middle of This Month.

Bidault Seeks Immediate Aid   Declares France Needs Large Quantities Of Food And Fuel At Once

UNION THREATS DEFIED BY TAFT   Ohioan Challenges Leader: To Make Law ’48 Issue

TAFT ISSUES CHALLENGE TO UNIONS   To Make Hartley Law Sole Issue Of '48 Campaign

Taft Defies Union ‘To Fight Reforms   GOP Candidate Admits Weakness Of Labor Law As Strikers Jeer

Taft Challenges Union Leaders   Make Issue of New Law, He Suaqaests

TAFT OFFERS HIS LABOR LAW AS ISSUE FOR 1948   Senator Sees It An ‘Ineffective One’ On Western Tour

LEWIS DECLARES BOYD NOT CITIZEN   Head of UMW Keeps up Fight Against Mine Director.

Klan Dissolved, Refuses to Face  Charter Battle   Organized Only to Fight Cohumbians, Counsel Explains in Ccurt

Charter Of Ku Klux Klan Is Dissolved   Grand Dragon S$. Green Drops Fight To Stay In Business; Requests That Charter Be Dissolved

Surprise Klan Request Granted By Court _Hooded Order Of KKK Wipec Out: Chapter Now Dissolved

MDURT PUTS END TO KKK CHARTER      Klan Is Not Outlawed; Only Dissolved As Corporation

Ku Klux Klan Is Dissolved   Surprise Request Is Granted Quickly By Judge In Georgia

Georgia Dissolves Hooded Klan Order   Charter Is Revoked on Ku Klux’ Own Request

KU KLUX KLAN DISSOLVED BY GEORGIA JUDGE   tooded Order Give: Up Fight Started By Arnall

Hooded Unit Dissolved In Georeia   Legal Troubles Of Past Year Prompt Decision

Klu Klux Klan Dissolved By Court Order   Hooded Order Surrenders Its Charter At ‘Atlanta After Losing Legal Fight,

NON-SCHOOL USE OF BUSES PROBED   FUCO Seeks To Work Oul Some Uniform Policy

U.S. Magazine ls Banned By Soviet Heads   State Department Forced to Halt lts Distribution

Printers Return At Norristown  Back on What Manager Said Were “Company  Terms’

LABOR UNITY ~ PLAN BACKED      UNION READY TO JOIN IF AFL AND CIO UNITE

Iran Fearful Lest Soviet Oil Concessions Offend US  ‘Sharply Debated in Parliament

Iran Eyes U.S. In Oil Debate   Leaders Insist They Want To Avoid Offense

Truman Is Greeted By  Pres. Aleman   Great. Small Unite In Strong Showing Of Good Relations

President Aleman And Party Greet United States Executive At Airport; Golid Medal and Parchment forTruman.

Accord Truman Loud Welcome ~ In Mexico City   U. S. President Giver Thundering Ovation Upon Arrival

U. §. to Protect Weaker Nations From Oppression   President Speaks at State Dinner at Mexico City

PALESTINE RIOTS EASILY RENEWED   Unarmed Irish rish Cop Swings  igk Swagner Stick and.

Flawes Light Tel Aviv Fight   Six More Die, 48 Wounded In Savage Rioting

Jewish. Arab Cities Again Burn and Stab   Six Are Dead and 48 Wounded in Fifth Davy of Battling

6 Killed,48 Hurt In 5th Day’s Strife   Noon Outbreak In ‘Border’ Quarters  Adds To Race War

Jewish And Arab Rioters Stab And Burn In Outbreak   Damage Estimated At $1,000,000 Results As Racial  Conflict Flares Between Twin Cities

Six Killed, 48 Hurt in Battle Of Arabs, Jews   11 Fires Burning at Conclusion of Fifth Day of Racial Strife

Batile Rages in Palestine   Jews and Arabs Kill Each Other As Violence Continues .

RACIAL STRIFE FLARES ANEW IN PALESTINE   Six Dead, 48 Wounded As Jews and Arabs Fight in Streets

Firing of Porter Sparks Violent Jew-Arab Strife   6 Die, 48 Wounded In Fifth Day of Palestine Fighting

JEWS, ARABS IK FIFTH DAY OF FIGHTING   Twin Cities Are Patrolled by  Columns -of Soldiers

BIG MAJORITY N HOUSE SEEN FOR UNION BILL   Leaders Predict Passage By At Least 2-To-1 Margin

House GOP Leaders Predict Passage of Union Control Bill   Limited Debate Begins Tuesday 

See New Floods For Mississippi ToLouisiana,Mo.   From lowa Rain; Only Scattered Missouri Showers

Farm Program Committee s Heading South  Studies Will Determine Long Ranae Policy

Solidarity in Defense  Pact Hailea   Vandenberg Praises Inter-American Treaty, Up in Senate

Def ense Pact Wins  Approval   Vandenberg, ‘ Connally ‘Open, Debate Upon   ve American Treaty

LEADE PACT APPROVAL   Vandenberg, Canna! y Ask inter-Arodeiead 0. K.

Absence of Veto in Inter-American  Treaty Emphasized by Vandenberg

Truce Looming In Bitter Feud Of Lewis, Krug   Time -Is Near For Return Of Pits to Private Owners

NEWS VENDORS ACT IS VETOED   Bill Would Have Provided Exemption From Social Security Law

Don’t Take the Stew, Sir   British Turn to Lowly Dormouse, o Squirrel-Like Animal, for Their Red Meat These Doys

DORMOUSE IS BEING EATEN ~ BY -MEAT-HUNGRY ‘BRITISH      “DELICACY” DATING BACK TO ROMAN. EMPIRE 18 WOW AP. ~ PEARING OW MENU: ,

, THIRD OF SIX BILLIONS NEEDED FOR FIRST YEAR OF MARSHALL PLAN WOULD BE OUTRIGHT GRANTS

U. S. Outlines 2-Billion Dole   Third of Europe’s Funds Not Loans

Need 6 Billion First Year o ar. of Marshall Plan   —Most-of “Ir Would _ Have'to Be ©  * Outright Grants

Two Billions In KuropeAid May Be Grant   Administration Working On Plan Whereby It May Be Benefit To U. S.

AMERICAN WHO LEFT ENG LAND WITH INFANT..SON ARRIVES AT GREENS. * BORO ,

CLARK FLAYS — ~ RED TACTICS      DECLARES” RUSSIANS BLOCK ALL ATTEMPTS TO DRAFT’ PEACE TREATY FOR AUSTRIA

Austrian Peace Parley Progress Balked By Soviel   Gen. Mark W. Clark Biames Russia For Lack Of Progress Of Deputies   SOVIET DISAGREES WITH ALL PROPOSALS

CLARK BLAMES REDS FOR DELAY   General Says Austria Treaty Progress Blocked By Russian Tactics

CLARK BLAMES REDS BLOCKING PFACE TREATY   Soviets Disagree With Suggestions of Western Powers

Patterson Backs Merger   ‘Old Idea’ Killed At Pearl Harbor, Says Secretary

Army, Navy Mus! Unify, Patterson Tells Senators   Idea of Voluntary Cooperation Blasted At Pearl Harbor

Patterson Calls  For Unification  Of Armed Forces Testifies Before Senate Committee

SENATE GRANTS SELF PAY RAISE   County Officials. Also Put On Higher Scales

Per Diem Pay Hit by Mechem   Proposed Amendment Rejected by Senate

ARMS PACTS WILL NOT BAR RUSSIA   MONTGOMERY TO TELL REDS THEY MAY JOIN ANY U. 8.BRITISH ACCORDS. .

STATE TO HIKE RELIEF GRANTS   Monthly Costs To Be Boosted $750,000 Under Higher Allowance Schedule

Taft, Seeing Benefits from Picketing Protests, Raps Truman Tax Cut Vetoes

How Cabarrus Voters Cast Their Ballots   Taft Talks About Prices

Senator Sips Egg-Nog, Milk And Tea During Marathon Talk To Delay Vote

BROMFIELD TELLS OBJECTIVE OF FREE PALESTINE LEAGUE   NOTED NOVELIST SAYS ORGANIZATION IS BACKING UNDERGROUND IN ITS EFFORTS

Plastic Surgeon’s Operation on Boys [Face May Change Him from A Criminal

FOR AIR FORCE DRAWS ATTACK   Republican Economy Program Assailed By Democrats

Congressmen  Under Fire  Accused of Backing  ea Se Mee! =. SOR CUN Repo

Also Passes Resolution Calling for Study of Flood Control Problems

CHINA NEEDS NO  AID FOR TWO YEARS   Chiang Upbraids Financiers for Delaying His Currency Program

Russ Hit for Blocking U.N Police Force.   Gen, MeNarney Blames Soviet Stand for Weakening Plan

Rival Parties  Voice Victory  Claims in State . GOP Pleased by Acceptan   GOP Pleased by Acceptance Of Amendments; Democrats Point to Two City Resuli«<

LABOR SECRETARY HAILS INDUSTRY'S PEACETIME WORK   Lewis B. Schwellenback Issues Holiday Message Listing Achievements of Workers.   ATTENTION CALLED TO OBSCURE FACTS

Tension Is High Over Arrest Of Seven White Mer  FBI ‘Interference’ Resented By Citizen: PAL Pacaltnne ble nln

Tension Rises in N.C. over Arrest of White Men in Négro Kidnaping

JAP VOTE SEEMS T0 SUPPORT M’ARTHUR   Conservative Victory \s Snub To Left Wingers

Taft Says Taxes Will Be Cut Now   Reds Demand U.S. Scrap Its Atomic Bombs   DeGaulle Cal's For New Partv   Marine Defense Lines In China Extended   MacArthur Given Vote of Confidence in Jap Ballotirc

Texas To Celebrate Labor Day Monday On Widest Scale in History of State

TEXAS LABOR DAY  Biggest Celebration Ever Planned by Cities of State

Probe Will Show Responsibility, President Says   Other Key Topics Are Discussed At News Parley in Capital

Truman Backs Justice Dep't Probe Of Costs   President Hopeful For World Peace

Supports High Price Inquiry —   -President Says He Hopes It Will Bring  ® Results; Cool to CIO Call For Labor Paries

President Favors Investigation Of Prices; Regrets Peace Not Yet Settled In World At Fruittul Press Vleetine

Truman Gives Support To Price Probe   President Says Check-Up Should Reveal Violations

Truman Backs HCL Inquiry      Press Conference Busy with Many Subjects Discussed

Benefits  Expected in Drive   Investigation May Find Responsibility for Soaring Costs

President Backs Price Probe, Retains Hopes For World Peace, Still Favors A-Bomb Use

Believes Result Will Point Out Those To Blame For High Prices   President Covers Wide Subject Range During News Conference; Congress Criticized Over Labor Action

Hopes Probe Will Produce Good Results   Inquiry Will Find Who's To Blame Rather Thea Check Spiral, Truman Tells Reporters

Truman Backs Clark’s High Costs Probe   Expresses Regret World Has Not Found Peace Two Years After Japanese War Ends

Truman Supports Probes on High Cost of Living   Variety of Subjects Covered by President In News Conference

Flash   Briet News Items Right off the Wires   Truman Backs Probe

Price Probe Has Support ‘Of Truman    Believes Principal Effect Will Be to Point Out Those Responsible For Skvyrocketing Prices

Price Probe Has Truman Support: Expects Results  News Conference

Truman Backing Price Trust Drive; Hopes for Peace   Many Subjects Covered as President Sees Reporters

Price Probe Has Truman Support; Expects Results  News Conference Has Wide Range ©

PRESIDENT. APROVES THE JUSTICE DEPT. INVESTIGATION HIGH COST ‘OF FOOD CLOTHING AND HOUSING

Truman Backs Price Probe   New Conference Covers Wide Range Of Questions

Truman Backs  Price Inquiry President Regrets. Peace Proarese Sloy

Truman OK’s Inquiry Into Price Climb  May Fix Blame  LL te   May Fix Blame But Not Check Rise, He Avers

Truman Endorses Price Quiz   Says He Has No Plans fo: Labor-Industry Conference

Expresses Whole - Hearted Support of Inquiry into High Cost of Clothing, Food, and Housing.   TO ANNOUNCE NAVY SECRETARY SOON

PRESIDENT SUPPORTS U. 5. PRICE INQUIRY, PLANS NO PARLEY  OUTCOME OF JUSTICE DEPARTMENT PROBE AWAITED FOR STUDY 

President Backs Up Price Probe   Justice Department‘s Investigation Will Place Responsibility, Executive Believes

Senator Pepper of Florida Announces from White House Steps His Support of Move to Renominate and Reelect Present Chief , Executive of Nation—Russia Is Charging “Crudest Interference” by United States

‘Truman Endorses Investigation of Food, Clothing and Housing Prices

AFL LEADERS COLLIDE AGAIN IN VERBAL WAR   Jurisdiction Debate Causes New Row At Conclave

State Completes Evidence In Trial Of ‘Red’ Thornhill   Detense VYill Take Over Toosy in Logan As VeniieChanteo Case Nears Eno: Lilly Trial  xf ge +P) SO ag Meee ey  Ue

Music Instructor — Named For Schools For Coming Year  Clark H. Mitze To. Teach: fnstramentl And Voice Classes

Secretary Of Labor Schwellenbach Says No Time Must Be Lost In Aiding The Challenged Nations

Schwellenbach Says UN Aid May Eventually Be Asked  In Turkey, Greece, Other Nations

) Museum Addifion— NEW GREERSON COLLECTION OFFERS RARE INDIAN RELICS

Two Valuable Collections Acquired By Big Bend Museum Here Recently

MISSING CO-tD EN ROUTE HOME   Chio State . Senior Leaves Cleveland After Search Ie Known

Ex-Convict, Missing Coed Heard From  : Ohio State Senior ‘Said Lured Away

Bulldozers Used to Cut Snow Packed Highway to Reach Isolated Villase

Polish Reds Are Leading in Voting   300 Marooned by Heavy Snowfall

Kenosha News Publisher Dies   Heart Attack Fatal T< Ernest Marlatt, 53

Union Leaders Keeping NLRB in Dark  EXPECT BOYCOTT NON-RED PLEDGE

MANY MILLIONS MAY BE DENIED NLRB SERVICES   Indications Strong That Both AFL And CIO Leaders Will Refuse To Sign Required Non-Communist Affidavits: 15,000,000 Affectac

Union Leaders Due Tol gnore Denham Ruling   CEO-AFL Boycott Slated On Anti-Communist Pledge Under New Labor Mensure

Union Boycott Of Non-Communist Pledge To Bar Millions From Aid.   CIO And AFL Leaders Expected Not To File Affidavits As Required By Taft-Hartley Labor Law.

LEADERS OF LABOR UNIONS KEEP NLRB INTHE DARK ON. WHETHER IT WILL DO-ANY: BUSINESS OR NOT

Unions Put Off Action  On Law   Pledge Of Loyalty By Top Officers is Awarded

PHONE SERVILE IN SOUTHWEST AREA CRIPPLED   Highways Are Slushy and Slippery Around Mason City, Forest City

Phone ‘Break’ Seen In Peace At Chicago Bell   $4 Increase Believed Basis For Settlement Of National Strike

Some Signs Of Settlement In Phone Strikes   Indications Walkout May Be Settled On Basis Of $4 A Week Increase   NEGOTIATIONS TO BE RESUMED TODAY

PHONE STRIKE END BELIEVED COMING SOON   $4 INinois Offer is Said Probable Basis for Settlement

re STRIKE _ 1S IN MUDDLE   ILLINOI$. UNIONS TO. VOTE     -ON_OFFER AS _ANOTHER OFFER REJECTED IN     WASHINGTON

PHONE STRIKE IN FOURTH WEEK   Federal Conciliators Report “Substantial Progress” — Developments Hoped for Today.

Illinois Phone Unions Agree To $4 Increase   General $4 Hike Indicated as Fourth Strike Week Ends

STATE LASHED BY HIGH WINDS   Two Killed, Heavy Property Damage Reported in 2nd Day of Hard Storms

Broyles Dies In Chair, Claiming He Was Innocent   Maintains He Did Not Slay Eric Nicholson at Seminole

Economic Aid May Also Be Given Chiana   Ammunition For ‘Rifles will Be Sent To Nankine

U. S. Sells Ammunition To Chinese   Nationalists Seeking Aid To Beat Reds

Jurors Weep As Old Man Testifies To His Version Of Suit On Trial

3 Ford Plants Face Closure   AFL Supply Trucks Heed Picket Lines

14 Ohio Mayors Attend Meeting      Massilion Authorities Still In Dither Over Baby Deaths

Charge Woman Was Kidnaped   Three Arrests Made Ip Kingston, N. Y., On Charges Of Kidnaping  Ts Mhavlactan

WEEKEND WRECKS TAKE FOUR LIVES   Indiana Traffic Toll for Period Reported Today.

NINE ARE VICTIMS OF VIOLENT DEAT IN STATE WEEKEND   Three Persons Are Killed in Air Accidents; Thre: Die in Traffic Mishaps: Two in Mueder-suicide   WORKER EXPIRES FROM ODD INJURY

ROAD ACCIDENTS ‘CLAIM 3 LIVES   Vinita Man Killed When: Car Overturns—State Death Toll For 1947 Now 98

4 IOWANS ARE CRASH VICTINS   Die on Week-End; 4 Others Injured In Iowa Mishaps

3 OHIOANS DIE IN HOLIDAY TRAFFIC      Four Killed in Auto-Bus Crash North of Akron

FOURTEEN KILLED IN STATE MISHAPS DURING WEEKEND   Three Drown; Seven Ine in Traffic; Small Tot Is Suffocated; Boy Lost in White River.   TWO RAILROADERS FATALLY INJURED

4 DIE IN IOWA MOTOR MISHAPS   2 North Iowans Killed in Train-Car Crash

State Death Count Elever   Three Youths Killed In Train-Car Crash At Calumet City

4 lowans Die ir Fatal Accidents  Three Others Injured Over the Week-end

Traffic Costs Three Lives Over Weekenc   Fourth Death Comes OF Injuries Suffered Last Week in Collision

WEEKEND TRAFFIC TOLL IS COUNTED   Two Die in State; Others Victims of Mishaps _ in Period.

FOUR ARE KILLED ~INSTATE MISHAPS   Easter Accident Toll I Counted Today by Police.

ELEVEN ARE KILLED IN STATE MISHAPS DURING WEEKEND   Four Hoosiers Die In Traffie Accidents in Other States; Two Are Victims of Plane Crash

All Victims Of Traffic Accidents  Ellsworth Youth, Wells Man Die

Capital Wile, 39,  Murdered in Home   Slaying Is Similar To Merrifield Case— Another Is Attacked

Big Four Agree On Subject List But Not Order  Opening Session in   Opening Session in London Gets Off To Slow Beginning

STEEL WILL. INCREASE COST OF GOODS   Weir Joins Other Groups Ir Raises; Pattern Seen As $5 To $10 A Ton

dil WIND BLEW GOOD—  ‘Bedridden Wacoan Happy Because She. Saw Truman

House Passes Aid Bill For Schools   Finance Measure For $18,000,000 Lacks Emergency Clause

REDS OF MILAN ~ WARN PREMIER   ‘Explosion’ May Be Result lf Demands Unheeded De Gasperi Told

ARMY PRISON RIOT QUELLED   Race Resentment Cause Of Outbreak Resulting In One Dead, 11 Injured

Peace Restored at Prison Following Riots   Prisoners of Two Races Dine in Same Mess Hall

Military Prison Quiet After Riot   Major Henry C. Triesler, Jr., Says Leavenworth Is Getting Back To Normal.

Prison Rioters Finally Quieted ~ At Leavenworth   Violent Uprising in Army's Big Disciplinary  Barracks

RIOT FADES OUT AT LEAVENWORTE   Disturbances Which Killed One, injured Five, Brought Linder Contro!

Ba 8 . DOE IS ROOT OF ALL EVIL  — Are Minor Hurdles To Deer on City Binge

Iowa Farmers Give Views on Drafting Long Range Policy   Jowa Farm Woman Says  Consumers Are Awake th Nead wf Gaurd Dia.

Be eee ak (SEES LP  Invites Business to ©  ~ . Plan for Price Cuts

Truman Proposes Price Reduction   Asks Business to Take Anti-Inflation Move

WEEKEND SNOW BRINGS ICE 10 ROADS IN IOWA   Highways Are Open But Hazardous; New Cold Front Moves Into State

October ‘Heat Wave’ Continues; Ma Set Record Before It Gets Cooler

2 MEN'S BODIES ARE RECOVERED   Palestine Drowning Victims Found In Lake Milton

Military Budget   Substantial Reduction I: Possible, Says Committee Chairman

BRIDGES WOULD CUT ARMY-NAVY EXPENDITURES   Says Power Could Be Maintained On Reduced Spendings

SCHWELLENBACH. FOC INVESTIGATE PHONE WALKOUT   Recalls Federal Conciliators and Union Officials

Brinks Postpone Departure Again   Parents And ‘Nine Children Claim Clothes Too Small.

@ GIFT CLOTHES FIT BETTER  “The Brinks, All 11 of ‘Em, May Visit Here af Los Angeles County Expense

IA] AAASOA CITY   Towan Killed in Truck, Trailer House Collision

Two Persons Missing In Des Moines   1,800 Evacuated From Homes As Levee Breaks

Residential Area Cut Off; Two Missing   Missouri River Continues Rampage Below Kansas City

Two Missing In Des Moines Flood   },800 Are Evacuated When Residentia! Area Levee  Breaks  FLOODS THIRTY BLOCKS      River Reaches Record Crest in Heart of lowa City

CRESTS OF BOTH RIVERS STRIKE AT SAME TIME   2 Men Missing After Attempt to Rescue Wives in Farm House

Leave Homes in Des Moines Flood Area   ‘Two Streams Crest At Same Time To Hit lowa City Hard

Des Moines Rive At Record Crest; Levee: Breached   Midwest Communifies Are Ta Path of Third Oaslaught : From Damaging Hieh Waie)

Des Moines Hit Flood Waters   Both Des Moines And Rac. coon Swollen; 30 Blocks One Area Under.

River Smashes 2-Block Breach In River Levee   Floods 60 Blocks In Des Moines Today.

30 Block Area Flooded: 1,800 Persons Evacuated As Rivers Climb To Crest

‘Ses Moines River Levee Gives Way; Two Persons Lost   Racing Stream Floods 30 Squere Blocks in The lown Canijtal Cit

Big Hole Torn In Levee Protecting Residential Area   Downstream: Cities Face   New Threat As Crest of Flood Begins Shift; Two Persons Reverted Missing

Levee Collapses At Des Moines; Flood Pours in   Two Rivers Hit Crest At Same Time; About 60 Blocks tnundated

69 Blocks Flooded As Crests Push 21 Foot Mark in City   Two Men Lost on Rescue Mission In Inundated Area

60 Blocks  Flooded in Des Moines   Two Persons Missing and 1,800 Are Forced Out Of Their Homes.      (Photos ‘on Picture Page.)

[Franklin Area Bears Brunt of  Record Water   D. M. River Smashes Levee, Overflows 6( Blocks, Then Recedes

Des Moines Levee Out      River Pours Into Residence Area As Flood Reaches New High

Soviet Cooks UpNewT ype Propaganda     @ehiee See CA ey   Subordinates Political Isms to Economic Is sues In Latest Offensive Against United States

Russia Says U.S. Will Have A Depression   Move Is a Part Of Propaganda to Fight Anti-Reds

GRACE DENIES STEEL TO BLAME FOR SHORTAGE   Bethlehem Steel Com pahy Head Raps Crities   EXCEED. -QUOTA   Reports Reduced Earnings But Dividend Declared

Report Food Allergies Make Children IIl-Tempered, Surly  Reactions Occur in Nervous System

KSB Loan Plan for Student Nurses Is Announced Today   Revolving Loan Fund to Encourage Women to Enter Profession   Food Allergies Cause Youngsters S to Be Disobedient, Doctor States

Allergies to Food, Pollen May Make Children Ill-Tempered and Surly or Disobedient, Medical Society Told

LIDDELL ALLL LLL LAE LLL: LEELA  iysician Says Food Allergies — i) Make Children Mean-Tempered

Vv oluntary Rationing Ureed Again   Flanders Calls For ‘Real’ Program And Would Brand Violators ‘Social Menace’

Senator Asks: Voluntary Limit On Meat   Ag Secretary Says Spring Liable To Bring Price Control

Seri. Flanders Opposes Meat  Price Controls   Favors Eat Less Program Conducted On Voluntary Basis

Real Voluntary Meat Rationing Program Urged   Senator Flanders Would Brand Violators “Social Menaces.”

“Real” Voluntary Meat Rationing Progran Called For Rather Than Price Controls

Flanders Asks ‘Real’ Voluntary Meat Rationing   Requests Fair Trial For Plan

Senator Would Call Violators : ; Social. Menace’  Agriculture Chief ‘ . Says Price Curbs. : Miaht Be Needed *:

More Death By Letters To Britons   Stern Gang Admits Sending Explosive Mail.

‘Murder by Mail’ Missiles Posted In Turin, Italy   Jewish Underground Stern Gang Admits Group Sends Packets

 awurder By Man f Snes AE  ‘ ‘ewish Group 7 ums Credit  , patching 1°. 2, % », Bombs  5 Top % ..<ing Britons   yw Y . : Top 7 .-sing Britons Addressed; Scotland Yard Inspects Mails

9 MORE ‘MAIL BOMBS STOPPED IN ENGLAND   All Are Headed Off Before Reaching Recipients

 Quick, Watson! The Needle!  ‘Murder By Mail’ Perils Britons. ‘Keeps Scotland Yard Force Busy

Murder By Mail Plot Spreading   British Cabinet Members And Former Members Receive Stern Gang Explosives

Letter Bombs Stir Britain   Jewish “Stern Gang” Terrorists Admit Sending Missiles

SCOTLAND YARD EXTENDS PROBE   Law Agency Reveals Letter Bombs Received by 20 Britons in Mails

Red Staff Chief To Visit England Later This Yea   Soviet Marshal Invited t& Make Inspection Tour Of British Isles

T uesday Funeral Set for Nicholson  Author’s Last Rites   Author’s Last Rites Will Be Conducted At Indianapolis

Meredith Nicholson, 81 Diplomat And Author  Dies In Indianapolis

Rites Set For Noted Author   Meredith Nicholson, 81, Niece at Indiananalis

Single-Engined’ _» Planes on: Flight   Took. Off Today: From: Teterohoros-N.. Joon Flight Around World.

Cub Airplanes Attempt Trip Around World   Two Former Army Pilots Leave On First Trip Ever Made Around Globe In Light Craft

Public Hears Tax Cut Ples   Martin Asks People’s Aic As Senate Speeds Bill

TO PUBLIC IN TAX BATTLE   Martin Says Taxation Power Belongs To Concress

GOP Appeals f¢ Public for Support of Income Tax Bill   Succession Bill Okay Seen Today

SPEAKER MARTIN CALLS ON PUBLIC ~TOBACK TAX CU   ‘Declares in Radio Talk Issue Is Whether President or  Congress Is to Control Purse Strings.   MEASURE HEADED FOR SENATE PASSAGE   But Supporters Are Uncertain Whether Two-Thirds Majority Can Be Rolled Up to Override a Veto.

TAX CUT BILL APPROVED BY SENATE BLOC   Public Appeal Is Made _ For Support Against Expected Veto

SENATE GETS SET 10 RUSH TAX CUT BILL   PASSAGE ASSURED, BUT CONGRESS IS NEAR DEADLINE

Tax Slash Bill Gets Approval Of Committee   Goes to Senate Floor; Martin Takes Battle To People Via Radio

GOP Seeks Public Aid For Tax Bill  * eon Di eiesen _l   Measure Approved By Senate Group

Senate Group For Tax Slash   Martin Takes To Air For Public Support Of Rill

Inefficiency Of Budget ls Criticised   House Committee To Take Up Tax Cut Bill February 18

GIRLS HAD “FUN” IN NEIGHBORS’ HOME   Police Hold Children After  Survaving Havoc

Sister Vandals ‘Just Playing House’  v   Pair Wreck Neighbors’ Kitchen, ‘Behead:Chicken, Paint Dog and Ca

Mail Truck Driver Admits  Taking$23,000   Arrested Last Night ir Kankakee: Theft at Mattoon

2 Jews, Arab. Said Slain in Yule Violence   Few Christians Risk Uncertain Travel. to Bethlehem Shrine

Strife Continues Despite Holiday  ~ Rest of World Observes Yule with Prayer, Feasts

Few Christians Risk Danger of Strife-Torn Land to Pray at Sacred Birthplace of Jesus

Seek Negroes In Agent's Death   300 Armed Possemen Scouring North Georgia.

TO HEAD K      FE. W. Stilwell of Kansas City I Elected at Convention

TO HEAD KANSAS BANKERS   =. W. Stilwell of Kansas City Is Elected at Convention

Denies Price Support Adds To Food Cost   Sec. Anderson Say: Without Parity Plan Living Hicher.

Agriculture Secretary Declares Farm Support Plan Did Not Raise Pricac

Mother Of U. S. President To Be Buried Today ©   Funeral Services To Be Held In Plainly Furnished Living Room For The Family Alone

Simple Rites For Truman’s Mother   Services at 3 p.m. Today at Mrs. Martha Tru man’s Home   BURIAL ON: HILL TOP.      The President Wrote Brief Obiluary for Reporters ~ Mav 17

TRUMAN RITES TO BE SIMPLE AND PRIVATE   Small Group To Follow Cor: _ tege In Compliance With - Mother’s Wishes

Simple Services Held For Mother Of President   Burial In Kansas City Cemetery Is Arranged

SERVICES AT HER COTTAGE ARE PRIVATE   Burial Is Set for Kansas City; Guards Keep Curious Away

Mother of Nation's President To Be Buried This Afternoon In Simple, Private Ceremony

Simple Funeral Services Today in Kansas City for Mother of Harry §. Truman, Who Succumbed to Heart Ailment as He Flew to Her Bedside

Mrs. ‘Truman Buried Today At Kansas City   Simple Services Held With Only Members Of Family Attending

Truman Rites To Be Simple   Funeral Services  Planned for 4 P. M.

HOME RITES FOR AGED MOTHER OF THE PRESIDENT   BURIAL LATE TODAY BESIDE HUSBAND IN KANSAS CITY PLOT

Rites Today For’ Truman's Mother   Mrs. Martha E. Truman, 94, Will Be Buried on Shady Knoll in Kansas City

Simple Rites Are Held for Mrs. Truman   Only Family Attends Funeral; Grandsons, Nephews Bear Casket

Funeral Is Held For Mrs. Truman   Service Is Simple As Agreed Between President, Mother

Simple Funeral Today For Truman’s Mother   Mrs, Martha Ellen Truman Will Be Buried On Shaded Knoll in Kansas City, Beside Her Husband: Private Services at Grandview Home

Mother Truman Buried On Knoll At Kansas City   Simple Service Held At Grandview Home Is For Familv.

Simple and Private Ceremony Will Be Held for President's Mother Today

Vrs. Martha Truman to be Buried Late This Afternoon in Kansas City

PRIVATE RITES FOR PRESIDENT'S MOTHER TODAY   Hold Funeral Services ir Living Room of Family Home

Simple, Private Ceremony To Mark Burial of Mrs. Martha E. Truman

TRUMAN RITES ARE CONDUCTED   Private Ceremony Planned for Family Alone—Burial To Be in K. C.

Simple, Private Funeral Ceremonies Planned ‘For 94-Year-Old Mother of President Truman

Family Alone In Attend:  ance At Simple Rites Today In Living Room Of Missouri  Home

Private Rites Are Held Today For Mrs. Truman    President’s Mother Goes To Final Rest In Kansas City

Burial Will Be In Kansas City; Service Private   Single Great Cluster Of Red Roses Draped On Casket at Home

Last Rites Today  For Mrs. Truman   Simple And Private Serv ices Are Planned For President’s Mother.

Presidents Mother Honored in Death  Mrs. Martha Truman To Be Buried In Kansas City. Where She Was Born

Rites Today for Mother Truman   Whi Be Buried This Afternoon on Knoll In Kansas City

PRIVATE RITES FOR MOTHER OF PRES. TRUMAN   Will Be Laid to Rest In Kansas City Cemetery

Private Rites Held This Afternoon for President’s Mother   Death Came to Mrs. Martha Truman Saturday as Son Was Flying to Her

Martha Ellen Truman Rites Being Held This Afternoon At Home Spot In Grandview

Service Will Be Simple   Mother Truman Goes To Rest On Shaded Knoll In Kansas City

Mrs. Truman is Buried, in Family Lot in Kansas City   Simple and Private Ceremonies Heid for 94-year-old Mother OF tha Peeeidant

QUIET RITES SET FOR. PRESIDENT’S MOTHER MONDAY AFTERNOON  ONLY RELATIVES TO BE ALLOWED AT FUNERAL 0] MRS. MARTHA TRUMAN

; ‘-_-WILL REST IN SHADED KNOLL— ,Private Funeral Today °F or President’s Mother

Services In Living Room   Then Short Procession ° From Grandview Home To Husbend’s Side At Konses  City

Visifors Increasing At Fort Parker Park   Dallas Boy Scout Troop Spend Night

Britain Orders Industrial Draft   ‘Drones’ to Be Put in Useful Jobs

ORDER WILL PUT 900,000 INTO ESSENTIAL JOBS   Fine, Prison For Disobeying

British Labor Draft To Snare Idle  In Unprecedented Peacetime Actior

ENGLISH LABOR DRAFT ORDERED   Men and Women of Certain Ages Must Register

EDICT ORDERS 500,000 INTO PLANTS, MINES   Key Industries Get First Call in Try To Up Output

Order Due  to Mobilize 500,000   Labor Government Plans Way to Use “Spivs” and “Drones’

Britain Announces Draft Of 500,000 Idlers, Vendors - To Affect Men‘18 To/51, Women 18 To 41: Conscripts To Go To Industry

Britian Will Draft Labor  Into Industry   ‘Spivs’ And ‘Drones’ Will Be Pulled Into Essential Jobs Under Decree

30,000 CAR WORKERS RECALLED TO JOBS:   One to Four-Week Layoffs End at Chrysler, Hudson aad Brires Plants.

30,000 Automobile Workers Return to Plants in Detroit  Used Car Market Bic Question Mark in Merchandising Picture

Wrong Man Shot In Love Triangle   Cab Driver Is Slain; Hold Factory Worker

Army's Appropriation © Compromise Passed by House, Goes to Senate

ll rel — ™N  Advocates Same Treatment for Reds as They Extend Yanks

4 Overcome In Apartment House Fire   ‘All Occupants Escape; Flames Start in Basement

Employe Transfe Bill Is Opposed   State Officials Say  Would Be Hardship

Dutch Seize Oil and Coal Territory in Sumatra Push   Standard Vacuum And Shell Fields Are Included ~ In Areas Taken

Dutch Claim Dil, Coal Areas Taken   Military Operations Move Ahead at a Rapid Rate

‘Dutch Capture Coal, Iron Ares In Sumatra    Other Troops Knife Through Western Java

Dutch Claim Oil, Coal  Areas Taken Military Operation 7 nem 2 tt oe

DUTGH SEIZE OL AREAS IN SUMATRA   TROOPS ALSO TAKE OVER COAL MINES AFTER 100 MILE ADVANCE IN WEEE:

Dutch Columns Seize Sumatra’s  Coal, Oil Areas   Indonesian Army Claims Capture Of Enem: Forces Totaling 763 Men; India Will Bring Hostilities Before U. N.

Dutch Army Has Taken Oil, Coal Fields in Java .   Penetrates 100 Miles During Past Week's Hard Fighting

Dutch Army Has Taken Oil, Coal Fields in Java  Diane teeeean SCAR Ades.   Penetrates 100 Miles During Past Week's Hard Fighting

LEGAL MEASURES CONSIDERED TODAY IN ‘SAFETY STRIKE   Rule by Judge Is Ponderec by U.S. Officials at Capital; Charges Are Made by Jurist.   INDIANA MINERS RETURN TO JOBS

Safety Shutdown Hearing Pressed   Half Of Nation’s Soft Coal Production Still Tied Up; Attorneys Seek Evidence

Hunt Pressed For Evidence In Coal Tieup   U. S. Gets 2 Weeks To Probe Miners’ ‘Safety’ Shutdown

Violation Of Court Order In Shut Down?   U.S. Seeks Evidence Of Violation Of Supreme Court's NoStrike Mandate.

GOVERNMENT - CHECKING ON UMW TACTICS  Interest Shown In TKVetttinen neo fimal   Interest Shown In Written or Oral Communications In “Safety” Strike.

To Make Germany Loose Federation   Frarice Favors Plan, But Bidault Says Time Is Not Ripe   NOT MARSHALL'S PLAN   Decentralization of Powers Favored by Most of the Alles

SOVIETS MAKE SURPRISING PROPOSAL ~   Decentralized Government Favored By Molotov   FRANCE   Opposes Rapid Establishment Of Provisional Regime; Seek Elections

SENATE FIGHT [LOOMS ON GOP’S TAX SLASH BILD,   Spokesman Sees A748 Line-up Neainst Measure

Income Tax Fight May Be Delayed   GOP Seeking More Strength Before Acting

\linois Workers Accept \Offer Of $4 Weekly Wage Hike: Will Resume Monday

Phone Strike Starts Break  An Agreement in Illinois Announced By the Federal Labor Conciliators May Start Phones Ringing by Monday

Catback in Car Output Is Eased  Car Bodies Sent To All GM Divisions ~

Car Production  Cutbacks Eased   Fisher Body Resumes Shipments in All GM Divisions

U. 5. PREPARES FOR U.N. MEET   Planning Conferences Set To Draft Policies For  Crucial Session

PLANS STARTED FOR UN. MEE]   Secretary Marshall Will Deliver Major Address When Saccinne Onan

BRITISH SEARCHING FOR CAVE; — HOSTAGE WAS ‘BADLY TREATED   TROOPS MAKING CLOSE ___CHECKUP AFTER CAPTIVE OF UNDERGROUND TELLS OF HIDE: ouT

See Handicap To Food Saving Program In US   Fear Meat Consumption To Remain High Despite Conservation Pleas   HIGH INCOMES SEEN AS CHIEF FACTOR

Legal Sources See  Strike as Violation   Civil Service Law I “Quoted as Banning Teacher Walkout

102-MAN GROUP PLANS TO GUT U.S. SPENDING   Sub-Committee Wants $6 Billions Lopped off Truman’s Estimate.

Susie, 21-Year-Old Trained Gorilla At Cincinnati Zoo, Lies Near Death

Crisis in France Worst Since War   Economic Aid From Amer. ica Not Yet in Sight

LODI STUDENT SAFE; RANSOM ATTEMPT FAILS   Officers Set Trap In Sacramento _ Fer Suspect

‘Photo Scout’ lies Victim In Automobile  California Father Ordered To Pay $10,000, Or Else

Handy To Succeed Gen. Wainwright  Bataan-Corregidor Hero   Bataan-Corregidor Hero Will Retire on Aug. 31

Centralia Makes Burial Plans as Search Goes On   Death Toll of Miners Expected. to Rise To 111

7 MORE BODIES FOUND IN MINE; TOLL UP T0 62   Forty-nine Remain Unac ‘counted for and Rescue Workers Cling to Belief All Are Dead.   TO BURY VICTIMS   Coal Company’s Chief Elec. trician Attributes Explosion to “Shot Charge Improperty Packed.”

More Bodies Are Removed From Mine; Total Now 62  49 Blast Victims Unaccounted for; Gruesome Search Ts Continued

‘DEATH TOLL IN MINE BLAST "EXPECTED TO REACH 111 AS : INVESTIGATIONS ARE ORDERED

‘TWO PERSONS INJURED      Cauple of Accidents. Reported te Tolice Saturdays hy

Two Persons Hit By Cars, Slightly Hurt   3 Autos Pile Up in Another Mishap

Thompson Wil Battle Decision For Talmadge   Georgia Governor Battle Will Be Carried Before Supreme Court

Gerhard Eisler Is Interned by U. 5.; Once Described as Communist Directo

21 Aboard U. S. Army Plane Believed Down in Germany   C-47 Missing on Flight From Italy; Distress Sianals Heard During Night

PLANE MISSING WITH 27 ABOARI   Believe Army Transport Is Down in Germany

Army C-47, With 01 Aboard, Los   Feared Down Somewhere in Reich: Search Begun

Clark Comments Lynching Outrage   Asserts Court Action May Be Taken In S.C. Case

Federal Action In Trial Hinted  Attorney General Blasts Acquittal

YOUTH IS MISSING AGAIN   ‘Lionel Taylor Left His North  Lawrence Home Tuesday

YOUTH {8 MISSING AGAIN   Liene? Taylor Left His Nortl Lawrence Home. iv

Future Here And Abroad Called Perilous   Revival Of Rationing On Short Commodities Asked As Possibility

PROGRAM TO. HALT SPIRAL 1 OUTLINED   PRESIDENT SAYS CEILI as SHOULD BE SET ON ‘PROD. UCTS IN BHORT SUPPLY

Russia Fails To Make Reply On Lend-Lease   State Department Official Reveals No Response On Requests For Settlement Plan

BILBO'S CONDITION REPORTED SERIOUS   Mississippi Senator In New Orleans Hospital

Milk Available Only or Doctor's Prescription During Toledo Strike

MILK AVAILABLE ON PRESCRIPTION   Toledo Supplies Limited to Invalids, Children

Rep. Robert F. Jones Denies Testimony An Produces Six Character Witnesses That Laud Him As Fair. Tolerant Man

9 SAY LAWMAKER IN BLACK LEGION   : /REP. ROBERT JONES, WAMLED TO FCC BOARD, FLATLY DENIES HE JOINED.

Black Legion Tie Denied By Jones  Two Testify That He Joined Order

Marshall Hurries Home to Clarify Foreign Matters   Russian Status, Greel Aid, Italian Treaty Claim Attention

Will Answer Questions On Foreign Affairs and Broadcast On Monday Nicht

Late News Bulletins   TSMR PARED URT PECTS PER ODUCTSERDSHAPERTOREOSPESEHADRERESTOFOHNDESER SE SOD EM  Thieves Take Gems Valued At $100.000

Failure of Food Saving Plan May Hit 1947 Supply    Secretary Anderson Sees   Danger If Grain Carry over Is Too Low

Federal Crop Report sDisappointing   ~ Animals Will     - Compete. with Humans ‘For Food Grains

G.O.P. Pledges Cut In Tax And New Deal Probe   For first time in. fourteen years, Republicans control both the House and Senate.

AIRPORT TO GET OLD FIRE ENGINE   Will Be Used As Crash Truck and Will Be Available For Use In City.

AIRPORT 10 GET OLD FIRE ENGINE   Will tle Used An Crash Prock and Will The Available for Use In City,

Mississippian Fears Prospect Of World War Il   Eastland Urges Aid To Greeks and Turks To Curb Communism

Top Ranking War Heroes In  Clash On Plan   Gen. Eisenhower Supports Plan For Single Department Of National Defense   ADMIRAL HALSEY WAS CRITTICTA{M.

IKE, HALSEY DEBATE MERGER   War Heroes Clash Over Plan To Unify American Armed Forces

Dewey Coneludes Western Tours: 400 Votes Seen ‘in Bag’   Total of 547° Is Necessary for Nomination: i in *4B;       “Contender

TAFT SURPRISES CAMPAIGN SPEECH LISTENERS WITH JIBES AT CURRENT U.S. FOREIGN POLICY

Support for Dewey Said  Increasing   Friends Declare New York Governor Is Assured of 400 Votes; Taft Takes Rap at Truman Policy

las . ‘Friends Claim Dewey Gained  Added Support   ‘Taft Raps Foreign Policy in Speech At Colunus

Youngdahl Postpones Law Parley   Governor Sets June For Conference On State-Wide Enforcement

New Security Steps. Taken For A-Bomb   President Agrees Only One Theft Of Important Pa mere Oeeurread

Says Vets Get Finest Types of  Medical Care   Professor Points To. Reorganized ‘Program. of VA. .

Gl's Now Receiving Best Hospital Care   Reorganized Program of VA Is Praised By Suraqeon

BEST OF CAK   Reerganized Program of Vets’ Administration Sneeded Un

LOUISVILLE HIT BY HIGH WINDS   Two Dead, Several Hurt; Buildings And Trees Are Blown Down

Gale Hits Louisville;  Two Killed   Walls Collapse; Damage Is Heavy From Fierce Sterm

2 KILLED AS STORM STRIKES LOUISVILLE  7   High Winds Blow Down Watls of Several Buildings and Shatter Plate Glass Windows.

SWEEPING CONCESSIONS MADE ha UNITED STATES TARIFFS IN UNPRECEDENTED ACTION

REDUCTION IN TARIFF DUTIES NOTICEABLE   Concession Lowest In United States In Several Decades

U. §. TARIFFS CUT SHARPLY UNDER GENEVA TREATY   More Than 3,500 Products Aifected by Sweeping Changes.   EFFECTIVE JAN. 1   22 Other Nations Also Make Concessions Under New Schedule.

Tariffs Reduced On Many Items By United States   Three-Fourths of All Imports Affected As ‘Nation's ‘Toriff Barrier Hits Lowest Point oe Wane ‘

U.S. Tariff Barriers Drop To. Lowest Point in Decades; Others Make Similiar Slashes

United States Drops Tariff Barrier Under Geneva Pact   Sweeping Concessions Affecting Three-Fourths of All  Imports Announeed ai Woaekinngian

U. S. Makes Drastie Cuts In Tariffs   Sweeping Concessions to Take Effect January 1, Dropping Trade Barrier To Low Point in Decades

Duties On Long List OF Items To Be Reduced   Concessions By 22 Other Nations Are Announced

U.S. Slashes Tariffs Drastically; Less Protection for Wool, Copper

Barriers Hit - Lowesé. Point First of Year   Concessions of 22 Nations Under Geneva Accord “-. Sion ta Take Effect

Sweeping Slashes In U.S. Tariffs Set Under Tradeé Pact:   Barrier Will Be Dropped To Lowest Point In Decades Under Geneva Agreement; 22 Other Nations Join In Trade Concessions

NEW DUTIES ARE LOWEST IN DECADES   Concessions Granted By Other Countries on U.S. Exports Worth $1,400,000,000 Annually.    RATES EFFECTIVE ON JANUARY 1   State Department Terms Pact Longest Step Ever Taken Toward Reduction of Trade Obstacles.

U.S. Tariffs Cut to Lowest Point In Decades as Result of New Pact

Sweeping Tariff Concessions ‘Affect Most Of U. S. Imports  Slashes Of 50 P. C. Granted On Duties Of Many Important Goods! On Jan. 1

Barriers Fall To Lowest Point In Many Years   New Figures Set To Take Effect  Nest January 7

All Guilty In Richmond  Bank Trial   Purcellyille And Leesburg Among Nine Convicted

Hospital Fund Donations Hit  $116,000   Out-of-Town, Four Township Contributions Amount to $4,456   Former Native of County Succumbs

RATIFICATION OF PEACE TREATIES IS COMPLETED   Virst Four of World War Ul; Vote on Halian Pact Was 79 to 10.   VOICE VOTE ON OTHERS   Action on Hungary Came After Truman Denounced Communist Group.

Four Peace Treaties Ratified   Senate Approves Italian Treaty, Three Others

Mahon Wins Wi th Amendment  40 Million Added To Funds To Provide Airplane Purchase

Senate Ratifies ltalian Treaty by Vote of 79 to 10   Delay Is Blocked By 67-22 Margin; Some Still Fearful

FIRST FOUR OF TREATIES RATIFIED   Italian, Hungarian, Romanian, Bulgarian Drafts Approved

ARMY WILL CET MORE AIRCRAF]   House Approves Supply Bill After Adding Millions for * 3. Plane Purchases

House Hikes Army's Funds For Airplanes   $5,280,982,423 Bill Sent to Senate After $40,000,000 Addition

APPROVAL GRANTED  FIRST WORLD WAR j  Il PEACE PACTS = ™ MOVE TO DELAY ITALIAN AGREEMENT DEFEATED B)  ev TH 99 UNTE FADIICD

Army to Get Funds for More Planes    Forty Million Added To Appropriation Measure by House

lfalian Peace Treaty Adopted By 79-10 Vote   Romanian, Bulgarian And Hungarian Pacts Adopted _ by Voice Vote

Ma hon Wi ins With Amendment  SSSR  40 Million Added To Funds To Provide Airplane Purchase

Mahon Wins Vote to Boost Army Funds   Clock Blocks House Passage Of Rural Road Appropriation

Senate Approve: Four Initial ‘Peace Treaties   Fulbright Plan To Delay Action Loses, 67 to 22

Senators Vote Approval of Peace Pacts   Ratification Action Is Completed on First Four Treaties

BALKAN PACTS GIVEN FINAL RATIFICATION   TrumanDenouncesRed Seizure of Power In Hungary

HOUSE PASSES ARMY FUNDS BILL, ADDING $40 MILLION FOR AIR  NEW PLANE PURCHASES APPROVED, BUT REST OF SLASH IS UPHELD ,

s APPROVES 4 TREATIES   * Senate Ratifies Pacts «with Italy.  Romania. Bulgaria. Hungary

HouseAdds 40 Million ToArmy Bill   Extra Money for Planes Authorized; Measure Goes to Senate

SENATE OKAYS TREATIES FOR BALKAN PEAGE   First Four Pacts of World War Il Get Strong Indorsement.  r

Temperatures   Senate Ratifies Treaties Despite Warning of Red Infiltration in Countries   Italian Pact Approved, 79 to 10, After Fulbright Delay. Maneuver Fails: Means Troop Withdrawals

Senate Ratifies Four of World War II's Treaties  Italian Treaty Is Approved, 79-10,

First Peace Treaty Gets Senate O.K.   Ratification of Italian Accord Voted 79 to 10: Three Others Receive Tentative Approval

Truman Not 'o Get Suppor! From Wallace   Ex-Vice President Dislikes ‘Be Firm With Reds’ Policy   Three Kinds of Atomic Defenses   : ‘News Fiashes

Votes 79-10 On Pact With Italy   Romania, Bulgaria Hungary Deals Endorsed by Voice

OTHER POWERS MUST ACT  First Of World War Il  Peace Treaties Ratified

SENATE VOTES RATIFICATION OF TREATIES   Chamber Approves Terms of Allied Peace Settlements With Italy, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary.

CLAIM EISLER —J$ ‘DICTATOR   WITNESS SAYS THAT ALLEGED NO. 1 COMMUNIST INU, & DICTATED PARTY COMMITTEE

DATE CHANGED FOR CELEBRATION   Tyoga Country Club Was Organized Twenty-Five Years Ago. .

TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY   Tyoga Country Club Was Organized Twenty-Five Years Ago.

Bush Selectec As Chief of Defense Board  President Completes   President Completes Leadership of New Organization

Bush Selecter As Chief of Defense Board   President Completes Leadership of New Organization

Completes Top Defense Unit   President Names Noted Scientist to Research Board

New Defense Leadership Is Completed  i ae oC Lore ae : ors in   Dr. Vannevyar Bush Is Chairman of Research Development Board

KrY RESFARGH POST 1S FILLED   Noted Scientist Picked To Keep U.S. Ahead In New Weapons

DEFENSE SETUP POSTS FILLEL   Truman Names Noted Scien. tist to Research Board; Other Appointees Listed

MEYERS IS CALLED AIR FIRM FOUNDER   Company Head Testifies He ‘Kicked Back’ Most of Salarv. *

SAYS FIRM PAID MEYERS $38,000    AVIATION ELECTRIC HEAD AS  SERTS $28,000 OF HIS PAY “ WENT TQ GENERAL. 

Probers Told Meyers Got $28,000 of Salary Paid Aircraft Co. Head

Meyers Paid: Big Profits, Witness Says   Young Executive. Tell: Probers of Salary ~ Kickback

General Said Paid $58,000 By Company  Meyers Accused Of Ordering Price Hike

Wartime Purchasing Aired pe  Me Meyers Tliked. Prices, ‘Contractor Testifies

«Gen. Meyers Is Linked With Wartime Plant   Part Of Salary ‘Kick Back’ To Officer. Testified

Meyers Got $28,000 Of Air Concern President’s  Salary, Senators Told   Federal Laws Provide Up To Two Years In Jail Terms For Government Purchasing Agents Convicted Of Buying From Own Firms

Witness Says Boost In Fuse Price Ordered   Head Of Aircraft Parts Plant Relates Story Of ‘Odd Election’

Probers Told Meyers Cut in On Big Salary   Aircraft Parts Plant Head Tells of Pay Kickback to General

Meyers Getting Into Deen Water  New Accusations Pu   New Accusations Put Him In Bad Light

Europeans Long to Come Over fo U.S.   But Quotas Allow Few At Time; 14,000,000 Italians Would Like to Come

State Attomey Genl. Defends Accused Agent   Tells Of Hiring Aaent To Snoop

INTERNECINE WAR 15 FEARED IN HOLY LAND   Rival Jewish Factions Kidnap  Other's Members

A Subway  Requiem   Death Comes To An Old Man Amid Rush Of Gotham Crowds

inyY Aingaom Lome, ify Will be Vone-—— By Hal be  Wall St. Subway Crowd Pauses for Requiem

Death Isn‘t Always as Lonely as Life in the Endless Flow of Crowded Manhattan

Meat Production To Be Up This ‘Year, Says USDA   Beef Output Expected To Set a New Record

Nine Die As Bus Falls Into River ....  Girl Of Six Loses Lije  In Heroism In Accideni

Cabinet Session Heid To Prepare For Party Leaders Conference   President Is Expected To Tell Congressional Heads This Afternoon If U. S. Has Enough Money To Meet Europe’s Needs.

UNION FACES: DAMAGE SUIT   FEDERAL COURT DAMAGE ‘“ SUIT IS FILED FOR AL- =  LEGED © VIOLATION _ OF LABOR LAW. —

Regardless Of Final Decision Resignations From Cabinet Seem Inevitable  ee. CVFAROTr oc A. Carrere   Truckers Facing Suit In Violation Of New Labor Law

Nemaining Assets Of The American Trust Bank Sold  - Depositors To Receiv -” BEiohty Per Cent Of.

Remaining Assets Of The American ' Trust Bank Sold:   Depositors To Receiv ~ Eighty Per Cent Of

SISTER M. GERALD SPOKE THB. P.W.¢.      Nun Who Spent 21/4 Years s Jap Prisoner Talked  On Far East

Business Women  Learn Of China  - Nurse Tell Of Her  “Internment. Re Tane

SUBDUED 250 ~ PRISONERS AT FORT  LEAVENWORTH   Engaged In a Night-long Riot  at the Disciplinary ‘ Barracks.   ONE PRISONER KILLED   Seven Others Were Injured, Surrendered After Ultimatum Was Issued.

200 Tear Gas Shells Fired  By Officials   Order for Whites And Negroes To Eat Tasether Is Rlemed

One Killed and Seven Hurt in Friday Uprising  Inmates of 2 Cell Blocks Surrender

Rioting of 800 Prisoners Continues Unchecked; Racial Issues Hinted as Cause of Trouble.   200 TEAR GAS SHELLS FIRED INTO CELL BLOCK

Seven Injured As 800 Stage  Race Protest   Tear Gas Ultimatum Forces Surrender of 250 at Leavenworth Discipline Barracks

One Killed And Seven Others Listed Injured   Group Of 250 Out Of 800 * Rebel Inmates Surrendered to Guards Thia Morning   Trouble Started  Early Yesterday   White Prisoners Protested Against Eating At Same Table With Negro Inmates

Racial Troubles Held To Blame For Flare-up   Army Gain Control With Tear Bombs; Several Killed, Fear

—OUTBREAK—. Seven Hurt Fighting At Leavenworth  Blame Fighting On Racial Order

One Killed, Six Injured in Rioting Involving 800 Army Prisoners In Fort Leavenworth Barracks

One Prisoner Killed During Race Conflict   250 Convicts Give Up As Prison Commander Threatens Use Of Gas On All Cell Blocks

1 DEAD, 7 HURT: 250 SURRENDER AFTER UPRISING   Tear Gas, Grenades Hurled In Flare-Up Blamed On Racial Controversy

250 OF 800 Gi CONVICTS GIVE UP: 8 INJURED   One Cell Block Stin Holding Out After Leavenworth Race Disturbance.

White Man Is Killed in Uprising Over Non-Segregation in Prison   Seven Persons Injured; 200 Tear Gas Bombs Fired; 800 Prisoners Are Involved in ‘Revolt’

250 Prisoners Subdued After Nightlong Revolt In Which One Lost Life

D0Surrender affer Ultimatum   List One Inmate. Dead ond Many. Are injure in Fracas

TOLL INCLUDES ONE KILLED, 7 INJURED   250 Give Up After Nightlong Battle   TEAR GAS   Lobbed Into Two Cells O01 Army Disciplinary Barracks To Quell Fight

800 Prisoners Stage Riot At Leavenworth    Army Authorities Subdue 250; One Man Killed, Seven Injured

One Killed And Seven Injured   Army’s Disciplinary Barracks, Leavenworth Scene of Outbreak; Subdue 250 of Rioters

350 Surrender To Guards After All-Night Fight   One Inmate Killed, Seven Hurt; Tear Gas Grenades Used

Army Prison Riot Quelled By Officials   One Killed, Seven Hurt in AINight, Uprising in Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth

LIST ONE INMATE KILLED AND SIX OTHERS INJURED  GUARDS HURL TEAR RAC QHEII¢C INTO

Uprising Quelled; One Inmate Is Killed. 7 Hurt   Racial Tension Said To Be Cause of Night-long Rioting--Tear Ges Emploved

Inmates in One Block  Quit When Gas Is  Threatened; Termed a» Race Riot

150 Of 800 Subdued By Tear Gas   Barracks Residents Given Ultimatum By Commanding Officer

250 Of 800 Leavenworth Rioters Quit   One Dead, Seven Hurt In Night-Long Strife  At Army Disciplinary Barraeks

Others Still Hold Out in Racial Clash   One Dead, Seven Injured In Kansas Disciplinary Barracks of Army.

250 Surrender Atter Tear Gas Floods Prison  One Inmate Killed   One Inmate Killed As Racial Tension Flares into Violence

— ULTIMATUM — Night-Long Uprising Staged  “APYY TAKE   ARMY TAKES. FULL CONTROL

PRISONER DIES AND 7 INJURED: TEAR GAS USED   Leavenworth Riot Continuing With Hundreds of Feder. al Convicts Involved; More May Be Dead.

Prisoner Killed, Seven Injured; 250 Surrender   Tear Gas Used In Attempt to Subdue Rioters

Riots Quelled With Gas At Leavenworth  One Prisoner Stomped to Death, a : te OCC i Oh, on Ce: 2.   One Prisoner Stomped to Death, Dozen Hurt at Disciplinary Barracks, 100 Troops Aid Guards

French Crisis Concerns Top  U.S. Officials   Two Purposes Seen ‘in Situation Brought About by Communist:

Officials Follow Events In France  Point Out Upheavals Birected By Moscow.

Schuman Requests Drastic Sabotage And Strike Agitation Curbing Powers   U.S. Officials Intensely Study French Strike Crisis

BLAME RUSSIANS FOR UPHEAVALS   Purpose Believed To Strike At Western Powers’ Solidaritv   BEVIN SAYS ACTION WILL BE TAKEN TO END ‘CHAOS’

Seven Accident Victims Treated   2-Year-Old Child Suffers First Degree Burns Saturday.

German Grain  Figures Faulty Estimates Law By 62  Per Cent, Says Sewall

Drive Opens Against High Prices; Crusade: Growing; ‘Gray Bread’ and Recession Fearec   Senator Feels Grain Ban Neaded   Clark Tells Men Work Lecal  Lavale   Spiralling Food Costs Irking  Riuwvware

Justice Department Directs Own Men to Study Any Evidence Volunteared Rv Public,

U.S. Plans Attack On High Prices   Attorney General Tells District Aides To Stop Conspirators

U. S. Opens Attack on High Prices ‘at Local Levels’   Atty. Gen. Clark Tells Prosecutors to Begin Drives on Any Collusions

Government Opens Attack on Prices  At Local Levels   U. S. Attorneys Ordered to Fight Collusion in Qwn Districts

Nias Paris Par ley —   French Ask 22. Nations To Discuss Economic  Recovery Program

Invite 22 Nations For Paris Confab On Economic Plan   Russia; Spain, Germany _ Notable _ Exceptions; Report Due Sept. 1

French Invite Nations to Meet On Marshall Plan   Soviet Russia Not Invited.. To Paris Session

Lis Meet in Paris July 12; Russia Out —   Plan To Draft Reply to U. S..

22 Nations Will Be Invited to Paris Meeting  Group Will Discuss Cooperation Plan

22 Nations Get Bids to Paris Talks   Spain Is “Provisionally Excepted” from Move Of British, French.

EUROPEAN STATES INVITED 10 JOIN IN DRAFTING REPLY   Invitation “Provisionally” Ex. cludes Spain From Porticinatian

Will Discuss Marshall Plan For Cooperation   Moscow, Which Has Rejected Proposal, Not Mentioned

All Former Enemy States Except Germany Invited To Paris Parley   Sessions Are Set  To Open July 12   Countries Asked To Draw Up European Reconstruction Program

Russia, Spain And Germany Are Excluded   French Action — Taken After Break-up Of Big 3 Talks On Marshall Plan

Will Go Ahead on  Marshall Aid Plan Without Russians   French Announce  _ 22 Nations Will  " Be Invited to Paris Maetinga July 19

Germany and Possibly Spain MayBeOmittec   No Reference Made To Russia or to Bia Three Failure

Economic Conflict   Four Nations Seen ‘Caught’ As European  Clash Looms   Collapse Of Meeting On Aid Plan Signats Soviet-West Dispute

Meet July 12: Reds Ignored   French and British Making “Provisional Exception’ of Spain

Paris Parley Set for July 12 To Discuss Marshall Proposals; Russia, Germany, Spain Snubbed

To Invite 22 European Nations  France. Britein Call July 12 Meeting to Discuss Marshall Plan

Invite 2? Nations To Take Part In Recovery Plans   Communique Fails To Mention Failure  Of Paris Meeting

Issue Bids to  All European States Except Franco Spain   No Mention Made of Sov. iet Union in Com. munique

Reds lonored  In an Appeal With British   Europe Asked to Unite For Mutual Aid With American Help—  London Gloomy

French Invite 22 Nations To Meet In Paris July 12 On Marshall Plan

All But Spain To Discuss Aid Plan In Europe  Molotov Leaves But British, French  lecriao Stataomeoent

[22 Nations Asked to Study Marshall Plan   British, French Invile Enropean States to Mee: in Paris Indy 12

22 NATIONS GET INVITATION FOR MEETING ON AID   july 12 Conference Called At Paris After Russia Rejection Of Plan

MEETING CALLED BY BRITAIN, FRANCE TO DISCUSS U.S. OFFER  SPAIN, GERMANY, REDS ONLY MAJOR COUNTRIES NOT SENT INVITATIONS

Exceptions Are Soviet Russia, Spain, Germany   Announcement Comes After Three Power Talks Fail; Molotov Returns To Moscow

British, French Decide  to “Invite” Al: ‘but’ ‘Spain to. Report Their Needs *

22 NATIONS ARE INVITED TOTALK ONEUROPE PLAN   French Announce Confab Will Be Held in Paris to Discuss Co-Operation

No Reference Is Made To Russia    Exclusion of Spain Is Provisional; Germany Not Asked

France Calls Meeting in Paris July 12   Earlier Decision Would Ask All With Provisional Exception of Spain

Anglo-French Plan Ignores Russia, Spain   ‘Provisional’? Exclusion Of Spain Leaves Way Open For Participation If She Will Comply   Molotov Returns To Home By Air   Russian Declares Program Drafted By British and French Would Divide Enropean Continent

No Bids Sent Spain or Russia   Report on European Needs, Self-Help Ability Due Sept. 1

Freach Expect to Invite 22 Nations   Marshall Plan for European Economic Cooperation ~ to Be Outlined   AT PARIS, JULY 12   Soviet Russia, Spain and Germany Not Included on Guest List

Britain Joins France in Bids To Paris Even   Russia Is Out, Spain To Decide Recovery Part

British and French Push Plans For Conference On Economic Needs Of Continent In Spite of Blunt Rejection of Plan By Soviet Union; U.S. Stands Ready To Deliver Dollars

Seek Views Of European Countries   Russia And Spain Possible Exceptions

Plan Paris Meeting July 12   No Invitation Sent Russia; Spain Not Asked

British, French livite Nations To Join Provran   Spain Excepted And No Mention Is Made GE Reresie.

Aid-To-Europe Parley Bids Go To 22 Nations   Paris Meeting July 12 Called To Discuss Eco nomic Co-operation.

Spain and Germany  Excluded   Russ Withdrawal Puts Soviet-Sphere Countries on Spot

Go Ahead With Marshall Plan Of Assistance   Paris Meeting Will -Exclude Soviet Russia, Spain And Germanvy.

Invite 22 Nations To Paris Parley   Discuss European Economic Program

Will Discuss Economic Plar  Of Marshall   Only Germany ‘and Spain Left Out; Desee Shim Cananeratton

Representatives* Ok: 22. States Asked To Paris Par ley July 12; Plan To Draw Reeonsirnction Program

British And French To Invite All European Countries, Except Spain,  To Draft Reply To Marshall’s Plan

AN ECONOMIC MEET MINUS REDS PLANNED   Britain and France Will Invite All European Nations, With “Provisional Exception of Spain,” to Participate. .

Russia, Spain And Germany Are Excluded   Meet July 12 in Paris to Talk Over Marshall Proposition 

Marshall’s Plan To Be Main Topie   Letter to Russian Envoy Expresses Hope Soviets Wil Reconsider Blunt Rejection of Program

IGNORE SOVIET REJECTION OF MARSHALL PLAN   MEET AT PARIS ON JULY 12 TO DRAFT ECONOMIC PROGRAM

Death Breaks Miser’s Gri Pp  On His Sisters   Police Find $150,000 In Hovel Where Three Lived In Abject Poverty

MODIFIED LABOR BILL PROPOSED BRY MeCARTHY   Death Frees Ailing Sisters From Brother's Iron Grip

Small Ad Hides Story Of Tragedy For Widow      FEARING POVERTY, MANFORCES SELF, 2 SISTERS, TO GROVEL UNDER I'S HARDSHIPS FOR LIFETIMI

Iron Grip Held on Sisters 57 Years Is Broken As 'Penniless' Brother Dies, Leaving Big Estate

- Sisters reed by Brother's Death—  WEALTH HID. TRIO LIVED AS PAUPERS

Taft’ Asserts Price Controls Dropped too Soon   Seeks Blame High Price Spiral On Depacitant

PRICE CONTROL REMOVAL HIT BY SEN. TAFT   GOP Leader Blames Tryman for Rise In Costs

‘Safety Strike’ In Full Swing Since Midnight   Country’s 400,000 Miners Back Lewis

OUTLOOK GLOOMY AS LEWIS TESTS FEDERAL POWER   50 Percent Cut In Operations Seen In Steel

SAFETY STRIKE’ IN MINES HALTS COAL SUPPLIES   Gloomy Forecast Made ‘by Officials of Little  or Scanty Production

MOST MINERS REMAIN AWAY FROM MINES —   Lewis. Calls. Latest Walkout _A Safety. Strike’

Miners Back Lewis, Begin ‘Safety Strike’   U.S. Steel Faces Quick Cutback; Stonnace Could Last Two Months

Miners Begin ‘Safety Strike’   U. S. Steel Feels Pinch; Future Gloomy

SAFETY STRIKE IS BEGUN BY MINE WORKERS  Indefinite Int err uption to Soft Coal

Zonal Boundary Problem  U. S. Officials Pessimistic  About Conference Success

SPLIT IN BIG 4 PARLEY APPEARS TO BE WIDENING   U. S. OFFICIALS FEAR FAILURE TO REACH AGREEMENT

Discord Over Germany Is Threat To Moscow Parley; No Solution Yet Sighted   Piecemeal Disposal Of German Problems Appears: Impossible

Failure Facing Moscow Parleys  East and West Rift Gradually Widening

Overall German Pact Needed Fo Moscow Success  Americans Pessimistic As British-Americans Russians Differ

Moscow Parley Té Fail Unless Reds Go Along   Russia Must Agree To Wipe Out-German Zonal Limits.

U. 5. OFFICIALS SEE FAILURE OF MOSCOW TALKS   Say That Over-All Solution Of German Problems Must Be Reached

: —FOREIGN MINISTERS— Hopes For Solution Of German Problems Fade   Soviet Charges Against American And British Action In Germany Resented

American Officials Predict Failure Unless Russia Will Asree To Zonal Boundaries

SANTA STRIPS — PIGGY BANKS      Strange Dip Occurs In De ‘ mande For Panniae   wae ee we = wesennw ww  And Nickel.

No Coin Demand Nation Said Using '‘Piggie Banks’ to Pay Present Prices

BALKANS COMMISSION SAYS: THAT YUGOSLAV] ALBANIA, BULGARIA SUPPORT GREEK GUERILLAS 

CHARGE SUPPORT IVEN GUERILLAS   UN Council Told Yugoslavia, Albania and Bulgaria Aid in Greece

REPORT ACCUSES THREE NATIONS   UN Council Told Yugoslavia. Albania, Bulgaria Aid Greek Guerrillas

TAFT 10 SET OUT ON TOUR SEPT. 8   SENAYOR TO TRAVEL . 10,000 MILES TO DETERMINE His CHANCES IN 1948,

Sen. Taft to Tour West Before  Revealing Plans  Trip Purpose to Relat Accomplishments Of GOP Congress

Brifish To Withdraw Mosi of U.S. Loan   Emergency Meeting Decides Question

>-Year Program Planned Boost British Farms Cut Britain’s  Reliance On Imports

DRASTIC STEPS ARE MAPPED TO MEET CRISIS   Call Special Cabinet Session; U. S. Relaxes Dollar Loan Provision

5-Year Program Planned To Boost Crop Production   Drastic Slash Seen In Ration Allotment

British Adopt Program fo Ur Food Output   Drastic Ration Cut Expected in Fight to Bolster Economy

BRITISH FOOD RATIONS TO BE SLASHED   Five Year Plan To Boost Food Production

5-Year Plan Aims To Revive Failing British Economy   Crisis in Pound Exchange Forces Further Cut in Food Imports {   CABINET SUMMONED FOR SPECIAL MEET   Run on Bank of England Syphons Off Bulk cf  American Dollars

Britain Orders Farm Stepup’   More Actions Due as Crisis Worsens

NEW FIVE-YEAR FARM PROGRAM FOR BRITONS   To Cut Food Import Needs

Fakes Major, $400, 000,000 Step In Effort To Pull Country Through Economic Crisis; Amerjean Loan Nearly Gone

CAL WITH CRISIS TODAY   Special Session Is Asked to Boost Production of Food; Drastic Ration Cut Is Impending.   MINING INCREASE IS ALSO SOUGHT

BRITISH REVEAL PLAN 10 BOOST OUTPUT OF FOOD   $400,000,000 Program Designed to Relieve Reliance on Imparts

Britain Launches -Year Program To Bolster Food  Cabinet Summoned To Emergency Meet In Economic Crisis

SINATRA ASSAULT. CHARGE DISMISSED   ‘Columnist Lee Mortimer Says  Crooner Has Agreed to Pay  j Him £9.000_

Charge Against Sinatra Dropped   Crooner Pays $9,000 For Hitting Columnist

Columnist Drops Assault Charge Against Sinatra; Settles for $9,000

Corsicana First Stop For 150 Executives, Author On Soil Study Tour Of Texas   (Famed Writer, At Ease, Discusses Varied Interests

Corsicana First Stop For 150 Executives, Author On Soil Study Tour Of Texas

—Aid To Europe—  Debate InHouse  Goes On   Amendment For Red Cross Distribution Of Food Ruled Out

Consider Red Cross Europe Relief Aqent   House Presideo Says Couldn't Consider Amendment.

Red Cross Plan Blocked   Andresen Sought to Have Organization Distribute Food Abroad

‘This Mayor’s Job Is On Ice; His City Soon Felds Up For  Spring Thaw... Not Fever Drie

HOUSE PROBERS TO PASS ALONG RED SPY STORY   Quiz Into Communist Actior Now Turns To Reported Union Infiltration

House Probers Informed Seeret Data On Planes, Submarines Taken During War

Dewey Says Huge State Budget Due   There Is No Hope Cuts Will Be.'Made, He . Sayss . Scores, Effect ” af Inflation .   _ Over 700 Million   Governor Says. _Exces Will, Be’ Taken. by Deficiencies

ASK FOR RESTORATION OF FUNDS SLASHED FROM THE AGRICULTURE © BILL

37: Newt Hlomes for 'Ashldnd $5100 Houses, Addition To Sdindrds Inéluded ih  $200,000 Building Here

Ask For Names of Speculators   Prompt Study. of List Is Promised

Gen. Wedemeyer ‘Declares China  ~ Needs US. Hel;   Author Of ‘‘Top Secret’ Report On China Tells Senate Committee Of  Need   SILENT ON REPORT MADE TO TRUMAN

Army Deals Blow to Black Market  Authorities Recall Military Scrip

Possible Pilot Erred On Lights   “Investigators Theorize On : What.Caused Plane To “Drop. In “Chimney...

Diminishing Strength Of All Armed Services Worries High Command   Recruiting Runs Far Below Level Needed To Keep Wanted Strength

Armed Services Worried Over Manpower Lack   Recruiting Drives Said Lagging for Air, Army and Nav:

Supports Administrations Request For $725, 000,000 For Civil jan Relief In_ American

‘Hoover Declares Collectivism Retards Recovery  Wants to Unchain Industry in Ex-Axis Countries

HELD BY BIGGER VOTE   Conservative Majority in East  Yorkshire Election Up

GIRL 1S HURLED ON TRAIN TRACK   New York Coed Saved: Assailant Beaten Into Submission

GIRL, 21, HURLED INTO TRAIN’S PATH   TRACK WORKERS RESCUE COED aS ONLOOKERS SEIZE AND BEAT ASSAILANT.

Man Hurls Girl Into Path of Subway Train  But She Is Rescued; Spectators Beat and Capture Mler Assailant

Half Of Nation’s Soft Coal Miners Return To Work   Improvement In Safety Conditions Is Awaited

MINERS DEMAND PITS BE MADE SAFE FOR WORK   Few Men Return to Work i Scattered Sections of Nation

200,000 COAL MINERS IDLE IN THE U.S.   Half of U. M. W. Membership Determined Not to Work Until Alleged Unsafe Conditions in Mines Are Corrected.

Half of Nation’s Soft Coal Miners Stay Off the Job   Are Heeding Demands Of Union Chiefs--Pittsburgh Hard Hit

6-Day Mourning Ends But Miners Stay Out of Pits   MARRIAGE LICENCES

Many Miners Refuse Work in Coal Pits   Thousands Idle as “Mourning” Period Comes to an End

Miners Heeding.  Leaders’ Demand  Refuse to Work ‘Some Onsale Minox Open;  Others Affected hy Lewis’ Demand for Re-inspection

Miners Stay Out After Holiday   Situation Confused as Lewis, Krug Fail to Reach Agreement

Miners’ Holiday Over But Many Remain Idle   ‘Thousands Remain Away From Pits De clared Unsafe; Others Say Mines Never Operate On Faster Monday.

RASH Thousands Stay Out Of Mines HURT In Fight For Safe Conditions

Thousands Of Miners Stay Idle   Men Stay Away From Two Ohio Pits Which U.S. Certified Safe; Some Others Opened

SOME MINES ARE REPORTED OPEN   Situation in Coal Field§;Confusing as Mourning Period Ends

Heed Demands of UMW Chief For ‘Safer Pits’   Steel Production Cut As Fuel Supplies Wane; Situation Confused

Many Coal Miners Off Despite Mourning End; Demand Safer Conditions

COAL PITS IDLE AS MEN EXTEND LAYOFF PERIOD   About 200,000 Miners Heed Demands of Union Leaders to Stay Home

About Half of Soft Coal Mines Remain Closed  Miners Heed Edict Of Union Leaders

Production Is Curtailed For Entire Nation  Steel Industry _ Hit; Thousands

Mine Picture Is Confused; Much Of Industry Idle  Workers Undecided

*Heed Demand of Union i; Leaders as Six-Day  Period of Mourning ‘For 111-Dead Ends

Most Miners Off Job; Await Safety Moves   Blast Furnace Operation: Reduced 20 Percent; Mine Inspectors Busv.

Safety Strike Closes Mines   Approximately 280,00¢ Men Remain Way From Pits at Lewis’ Behest

ONLY ABOUT HALF OF MINERS BACK ON JOB IN SAFETY DISPUTE  SOME 200,000 UNION . MEMBERS STILL IDLE AS “MOURNING” ENDS

THOUSANDS OF MINERS IDLE   Stay Away from Pits Until Mines Are Termed Safe

Full-Scale Production Fails 10 Result As Week’s Stopnage Comes To End

Many Mines Remain Idle; Miners Demand Inspection Before Returning. to: Work:

EASTERN OHIO COAL PITS CLOSED   Some Mines Operating In Pennsylvania, W.Va.   SAFETY MEASURES   Demanded By Underground Workers; Uncertainty Marks Stoppage

Long Coal Mine Stoppace Seen Serious ....   Miners Fail To Reiurn  To Pits Called Unsafe

Thousands of Miners Remain Idle Demanding Safety Measures in Pits

THOUSANDS CF MINERS STAY OUT OF MINES   Mourn'ng Period Extended Un. til Inspections Are Made al Workings   GOOD MANY MINES ARE WORKING, NAVY REPORTS

Production Is Curtailed For Entire Nation   Steel Industry Hit; Thousands Stay OFF Jobs

MOST MINERS REMAIN AWAY FROM SHAFTS   Safety Stnke Holds 280,000 Idle: Coal Output Drops

Many Mines  Closed   Lewis Stand that Only Federal’ Inspectors ~  Can Pronounce Pits’  Safe Keeps Men:Home

Mine Picure Confused As Many Stay Out   Full-Scale Production Uncertain After Exchange Over Safety Ratings

Reports Fail to Estimate Portion Of 400,000 Diggers Who Continue Stoppage

Thousands of Miners Stay Out of Pits   Demand That Mines Be Certified Safe By U. S. Inspectors

THOUSANDS OF COAL MINERS REMAIN IDLE   Ignore End of Mourning Pe: riod, Demanding Pits Be Wade Safe.

Miners Remain Off of Jobs in New Defiance   Demand Is Made Mines Be Made Safe Before Work Is Resumed

RICKETY HOME HOLDS FORTUNE   Davenport Odd Jobs Mar Had Nearly $11,000

‘BEGIN SPARRING ON MINERS’ CONTRACT  ~.. John L. Lewis And Coal Operators Confer

LICENSING SYSTEM ORDERED ' FOR BOTH DOMESTIC USE-. ! AND.FOR EXPORT “WASHINGTON, ‘March “20--

Romney Sent To U.S. Prison   Former Official To Appeal Conviction

Cold Weather Hold Wide Section OFU. S. in Grasp  Colorado Town Has : Lowest Reading  At 17 Below Zero

U.S. Farm DP’s A New Problem  3 Million Fewer Farmers Produce New Crop Record

Good: Evening re  ‘A. dollar's Toe ‘a half dolta anywhere you go these davs.   No Rain Is Foreacaet

TOUR OF CANADA, OLD MEXICO BECKONS MANY FROM CARROLL COUNTY   THIRTEEN RESIDENTS ARE ON 8,000 MILE TREK WITH INDIANA FARM BUREAU

STORM 660 MILES FROM VICTORIA   West, Northwest Course Followed At Slow Pace

MAY DISCARD. KHAKI COLOR   HIGH ARMY OFFICERS CON—SIDERING CHANGING-UNI.FORMS FROM: KHAKI TO BLUE

Spanish Monarchists Rap Restoration Plan as Keeping Too Much of Franco

Two Mayoralty Contests Hold Interest In State   Campaigns In _ Philadelphia And Harrisburg Enter Final Stage — 1947 Elections Termed Preliminary To 1948 Polling

VICTORY IS SEEN BY BOTH PARTIES   Mayoralty Contests « Paramount Interest.

Mayoralty Fights Hold Top Interest   Bitter Battles Being Waged In Harrisburg, Philadelphia

BOOST GIVEN TD EXPRESS RATES   If Not Protested, Change : Effective Within Thirty Davs

CARPENTER DIES FOLLOWING FALL   Paul D. Krider, Aged 26, Chambersburg R. D. 2, Hurt In New Oxford, Dies In Hanover General Hospital

SEEK TO EXTEND STEEL INCREASE   Murray Pushes 15c Pattern; Phone Unions Press For Bell Offer

Drive to Sign 86 Basic Steel Contracts Set   Murray Says Union Will Ask 15-Cent Boost - Granted by U. S. Steel

ICELAND FLIERS ABANDON PLANE   Americans Parachute To Safety From Fortress In Shetland Islands

Lilienthal’s Confirmation  Is Advocated   Committee Approves Him 8 To 1, But Bitter Floor Fight Looms

Bricker of Ohio Voices Disapproval   Chairman Asks Quick Confirmation, But Battle Is Promised

Bricker Votes to Bar Nominee   Lone Dissenter Makes Communist ‘Charge; Action Illustrates Republican Split ls

Lilienthal Gets Committee OK   Bricker Dissents: Ho Fight On Floor Due About Wednesday

Guerrillas Set Up a Government to “Run” Greece   Renewal of Bandit Fighting Near Borders Reported Saturday. .

Greek Rebels ‘Set Up Regime In Free Areas   Loyalist 3d Amy Reporis Iniensi Re

Intensified Guerrilla Acts Are Reported   Police Seize Copies Of Proclamation As They Appear; Want King Paul Deposed

Gen. Vifiades Is Reported Establishing ‘Free Greece’  Crerillac Are Seen   Guerillas Are Seen Unusually Alert As Trouble Areas Grow

Leader of Rebel Unit Proclaims New Government   ‘Free State’ Set up In North; Action Had Been Predicted

Bandit Government . Formed In Greece      Guerrilla Leader Broadcasts Announcement

Dozen Battles Fought During Past 48 Hours   Government Quarters Quickly Seize “Free Greece” Proclamations Following Broadeast      Guerilla Move Is Significant   Gen. Vifiudes Leader Of New Government: Mortars Used By Rebels In Skirmishes

Design Greek Military Plan   Guerrilla Bands Intensify Activities A Dozen: Points..

Leader Claims Military -Rule Set Up Government Formed -By Greek Guerillas

Greek Guerilla Regime Setting up ‘People’s Courts’  Separate Communist State Within Greece Anwarently Goal

Rebels Set Up Rule in Greece   Guerrilla Leader Proclaims Separate State as Fighting Along Northern Border Intensifies in Past 48 Hours

Military Rule Organized in ‘Free Greece’  Proclamation Copies Seized Immediately bw Greek Governmen

Announcement Made By Radio Broadcast   War Is Pressed Against Forces Of Government

Greek Rebels Proclaim ‘Free Regime’ Intensified Guerilla  Fighting, Use of Mortara Renorted

Rebel Chieftain Claims New Rule  In ‘Free Greece’   Published Copies Of Proclamation Seized Rv Officiale in Athens

Stalin Well, Says Bidault   French Premier Reports Conversation in Friendly Atmosphere

STALIN LOOKING WELL--BIDAULT   French Minister Confers with Generalissimo—Had Asked To See Russian

13-Year-Old Boy Pleads Innocent  To Murder Charge  Strangled Woman, Authorities Alleve

FOR MURDER   Pleads Innocent to Charge in Connection With Woman's Death

GOVERNMENT Is TO FILE BRIEF ON PTP RULING   Legal Doctrine Questioned In Precedent-Setting Decision

JUDGE APPROVES MOVE TO CLARIFY PORTAL PAY CASE   U. 8. 1s Given Permission tc File Brief on Supreme Court Decision   MAY KNOCK OUT SUITS   Claims by Unions Now Tor 21/2 Billion; One Today for $52,650,000.

Hearing on Portal Pay Granted U. S.   Justice Department Is Given to Jan. 11 To Act

Supreme Court To Clarify Porta Suit Decision   Justice Department To File Brief Before January 11th

War Threatens Tn Indonesia   Dutch Compromise Proposals Rejected By Siarifseddin.

Dutch Forecast Immediate War With Indonesia   New Crisis Brings Report Of Pending Military Action

War Looms In Indonesia   Dutch Sources See Troops Clashing After Negotiations Fail

WAR IS LIKELY BETWEEN DUTCH AND INDONESIA   expected To Decide Before Nightfall Whether Or Not To Use Military Force Against Asiatic Republic; New Dis agreement.

IRGUN FIGHTERS ATTACK VILLAGE   Four Die in New Rioting; Cholera Threat Grows

NEW DRUG WILL FIGHT CANCER   Metopon To Give Rel:ef To Sufferers To Be Made Available Soon

Blood Counts Are Ordered for  Navy Personnel  - Men Who Participated In Atomic Tests _ Are to Have Checkups

Direct Check On Bloodcount   Navy Will Complete Count On All Personnel In Atom Bom) Tests.:

Tests for Men Who Helped at Bikini Blasts   Navy Seeking To Find Fffects Of Atomic Explosion On Biooed Count

No Joke To N. B.C.   High-Priced Comedians Cut Off Air Briefly In Attempt To Poke Fun At Officials

Cracks No Joke To NBC Officials   Two More Comedians Cut Off Air For Referring To Allen Incident

 Battle Of ‘Seconds’ Bob Hope, Red Skelton Join Allen On NBC's ‘Cut’ Parade

Two More ‘Cut-Ups’ Are Cut Off Air Because They Ridiculed NBC Radio Bosses In Their Scripts

NBC CUTS OFF HOPE. SKELTON   2 Comedians Poked Fun at Network for Action Against Allen

Bob Hope And Red Skelton Get Same Treatment Handed To Allen   Comedians Cut Off Air Last Night When They Try A Litile Ribbing On The Allen Onen %

SKELTON, HOPE CUT OFF RADIO   NBC Silences Two Comedians For Making Shuirs Against Radio Officials.

That’s No Joke, NBC Tells Comedians As They Are Cut Off Air For Ribbing.

Hope and Skelton Get NBC Ax   It's No Joke When Comedians Poke Fun at Their Bosse

National Broadcasting Co. Learns What NBC Means from Red Skeltoy

HIGHLAND PRISONERS SAW JAIL CELL BARS   Sheriff At Hillsboro Reports ‘Attempted Jailbreak’

Yacht Death Pair. Watch Jury Picking   Overell Girl and , Boy Friend Show Nea Affaran

Cour t Reduces. Sentences of 26  Strikers Get Shorter ‘erms: For Contempt

— OO OOO TAFT ENDORSED BY G.O.P. GROUP AT SPRINGFIELD   Ohio Legislature Called To Session Next Month

Mercury Reaches 100 Degree Mark  Nation Swelters   Scheduled Higher  Dandinne “‘Tueeday

Mercury Reaches 100 Degree Mark Nation Swelters  Scheduled Higher   Scheduled Higher Readings Tuesday

No Substantial Increase In Meat Sales Noticed In Nation’s Stores   Housewives Cut  Eggs From Menu   Survey Indicates, However, Many Persons Still Protest Food Savings

Divorce Leads to Murder, Suicide  Young Son Witness to Double Killing

Husband  Divorced '  Ends Own 1       Mrs.. Margaret. ‘Stews 35, Melcher, . Victi Her Son, 13; Looks

Son Watches Father Kill Mother With Shotgun at Melcher   Man Suicides After Shooting Wife; No Inquest is Planned

Husband Kills Divorced Wife, Ends Own Life   Mrs. Margaret Stewart, 35, Melcher, Victim As Her Son, 13, Looks On

Melcher, Muscatine Have Parallel Murders-Suicides   Divorce Tragedies Result In Death For Two Wome! And Twa Man.

Gasoline Leaks Into City Sewers   East Chicago Literally Living” Over. - Powder Ker Right Now

Labor Bill Is Object of New Attack   Senate Near Vote on Am. endment to Restrict Indus try-wide Bargaining

McMath Case Is Given To Grand Jury At Resort   JUDGE GRDERS JURORS TO PROBE SLAYING OF FATHER

Grand Jury Investigates McMath Death  Wife Of Prosecutor Asks Permission Tan Make Statement

Rivers Inundate Rich Farm Areas For Second Time   1,500,000 Acres of Cornbelt Land Under Water in 3 States

Midwest Farmlands Threatened for ‘Second Time in Week As New Rains ‘Add to Burdens of Swollen Rivers

Marshall Arrives _ At Paris Airport   Maintaining Regular Schedi wule on Moscow Trip

Marshall to Confer with French Chiefs   March and April Are Months for Decjcian

Mississippi Starts New Fiscal Year With “Linencumbered” Balance Of $10,000,000

Rain Longed For By New Englanders To Put Out Forest Fires And By Midwest To Save Wheat Crop

WINDS OR RAIN? FIRE AREA ASKS   New England Blazes Abate - But Weather’s Watched

New England Is Subduing Forest Fires   Fight Against Scores of rires ‘Appears Being Won Unless High Winds Spring Anew.

May Says Calls On. Army Legal   Ex-Congressman Offers Balance Sheet To Refute Charges of Profit

May Seeks To Justify Conduct   Tells Court He Acted Only Under Acts of Congress For the Garssons

MAY SAYS HIS ACTS JUSTIFIED   In interceding With War Dept. For Garsson Combine

SEEKS TO SPIKE U, S, CHARGE OF GAINING PROFIT   Testifies House Gave Authorization for ‘Pressure’

GARSSON SAYS MAY ASSISTED ON CONTRACT!   Testimony Conflicts With Statements Made Earlier

Forrestal To Set Up Defense Office Soon   Rt coated  NEW FEDERAL AGENCY TO BE IN OPERATION NEXT WEEK

U, S. DEFENSE SETUP READIED   Forrestal May Open Depart: ment Soon

Views Errors By US in Seeking a Canal Zone Pact   Former Foreign Minister ’ Of Panama Accuses US  State Department of  Committing Three Fault:

Minister To Panama Cites Errors In Negotiating For Defense Bases

Pressure Hose Hurts 25 Jews Jaken Off Shit   - British Troops Use Force To Break Resistance In Hold

oWATER HOSES USED TO UNLOAD REFUGEE SHIP   Last Of ‘Exodus 1947’ Group ® Forced Ashore At German Port

Proposes Antithesis Of Russia's Strong Central Government   Loose Confederation Of “United States of Germany” Coincides With Principals Outlined By Former American Delegate.

Asks Decentralized Governimen! Be Established In Whitt Powers Of Cnetral Administra. tion Would Be Limited   AUSTRIAN TREATY WILL BE DISCUSSED

Bevin Introduces Loose Rule Setup For German State   Decentralization Measure Diametrically Opposed to Soviet   HAS MAJOR ASPECTS OF U. S. PROPOSAL   Would Provide That Power Be Divided Between State and Nation

Soviets Favoring Opposite System   British Plans ‘Coincide In Most Respects With Byrnes’ Principles Already Advanced

As in Other States, Wom. an, 18 and Older Will be Allowed to Work Around the Clock.

SUSPECT SOUGHT IN SLAYING CASE   North Carolina Farm Wife Found Dead in Haystack

Babson’s Authentic Statement Today’s Topic for Mr. Babson is the  Income of the Farmer

Tsaldaris Is Given Task of Replacing Cabinet Which Quit Suddenly in Row

New Cabinet: In. Greece Is  To Be Formed   Ex-Premier Tsaldaris Is Given Free Hand  in Task by Monarch

Constantin Tsaldaris Instructed To Organize New Cabinet   All Parties May Be Given Seats   Maximos’GovernmentFalls Unexpectedly After Disagreement On Rightists

GREEK KING NAMES ROYALIST 10 FORM NEW GOVERNMENT   Constantin ‘Tsaldaris, a-Former Premier, Says He Will _ Include All Parties “": in Cabinet.   EXPECTS TO. ANNOUNCE ““MENISTERS MONDAY   old Regime Collapses ax Members Disagree Over Effec; tiveness’ of Measures’ » Against Guerrillas.

FOREIGN CHIEF ASKED BY KING TO REORGANIZE   Internal Row Causes  Athens Cabinet To Topple

New Cabinet With Collapse Ot Royalists   Dispute Respon. sible; U.S. Believe Good Thina.

Tsaldaris Put In Command By Order Of King   Plans Start Only Few Hours After Internal Fight Causes Collapse Of  Government   Ministers To Be Named On Monday   Premier - Designate Saye Word ‘Party’ Will Be Deleted From His Cabinet Functions

King Summons Tsaldaris To: Form Cabinet   Former Greek Premier Given Carte Blanche

Former Premier Called to  Helm in Greece   King Paul Gives Tsaldaris Carte Blanch In Forming New Government To Include All Political Elements

Royalist Gets Greek Helm   King Asks Tsaldaris To Form New Cabinet

Tsaldaris To ‘Try New Group   Maximos’ Royalist Government Collapses Over Failure of Anti-Red Program To Be Effective

Tsaldaris To Form New Greek Cabinet   ls Former Premier, Populist Party Man; King Paul Hastens Latest Appointment

US. Observers Await  (Communist Move to Seize    Control of Government

King Paul Moves To Meet Crisis   Tsaldaris Is Appointed To Form Cabinet

New Cabinet Is Being Established   Internal Rifts Cause Fall of Old Government

U. S. Fears Red Grab; Premier Maximos Regime Collapses After Dispute

Tense Situation Worsened as the Cabinet Resigns   Dangerous Crisis Looms as Balkans Peace Is Again Disturbed

INTERNAL CRISIS BRINGS FORMER PREMIER BACK   Constantin Tsaldaris Succeeds Maximos To Cope with Grecian Guerrillas

Premier Ousted After Greek Cabinet Collapse  King Orders New Regime, Stiff Anti-Rebel Action

Operating Room Blast Kills Woman   Jones Confirmed As FCC Member

SENATE 0, K.'S JONES FOR DUTIES WITH FCC   Pepper Reminds Of ‘Legion Charge In Brief Debate

Hungarians Quiz U.S. Club Worker   Manager of Allied Officers’ Club Charged With Being “Pro-Nazi”’

City Officials Confer With Blue  Legislative Wants Presented Govern

Army Unveils New Weapons   Some 3,000 Guests Witness Demonstrations OFf The Devicac.

Camera Fan Faces Court for Making Parachute Jump Over Times Square

Government Reduces Duck Limits, Season   President Decrees Average of 30 Days Shoot- : ing In East

Maryland Will Have Split Season With Total Of 20 Days   BAG LIMIT IS CUT FROM SEVEN TO FOUR

CINCH FALL IS RECORDED IN FEW HOURS   75 Families Homeless, Heavy Damage To Streets, Homes

75 Families Homeless in  Erie Flood   State of Emergency Declared by Mayor After Record Ram

Hire Hits Two New Jersey Piers   Damage Expected To Run Into Several Millions; Five Injured

Huge Blaze Guts 1 N. J. Pier, Damace: Second in Rail Fire   Loss Estimated in Millions as Five Are Injured Today

Two Piers Burn; Five Men Injured   Clouds of Smoke Pour Over New York Harbor; Cause is Given

Fire Rages On NY Piers   Freight Export Piers. -Of N. Y. Central Railroad  Damaged In: Rlazge 

Weehauken Blaze Causes Damages  Reaching Millions   New York Central Piers Are Destroyed—Five Persons Suffer Injuries

HUDSON RIVER FREIGHT PIERS SWEPT BY FIRE   Expect Damage in Great Blaze to Be Several Millions

Report Fire Loss Of Many Millions At Jersey Piers   Say Waterfront Opposite Midtown New York Said Blanketed With Flames

Flames Sweep  Railroad Pier In New Jersey   Five Employes Injured Loss Runs Into Several Millions; Cause Undetermined

Millions Lost As Fire Sweeps  NY. Waterfront   Two Big Piers Of New -York Central Are De“stroyed; 5 Injured.

FREIGHT PIERS IN NEW YORK BLAZING IN DAMAGING: FIRE   General Alarm Blaze Blankets Waterfront With Dense Clouds of Smoke

Truman Given "A Big Welcome At Mexico City   Plane’s Arrival From Kansas City Greeted With 21-Gun Salute.

Mexico Celebrates As Truman Visits Capital   First Trip By U. S. President to Country ‘South Of The Border’

MESSERSMITH RESIGNS POST   Close Books on Feud Over Argentina Policy

Hoey Urges War On Reds... . Thinks Communism In  North Carolina Weak

Senator Hoey Recommends at State, Local Agencies e Freed Of Communists

Hoey Approves Of Ousting Reds   Senator Says No Communists Are Connected With N. C. Governnient™

Maj. Gen. Bennett Meyers Facing Charges  Sen. Tobey Sets Wide Probe Of Speculation

a ulation Study Spreads  Bond Deals by ‘Many Others’ to Be — - Deohar: Mavars May Face Tharoae

SENATE TO PROBE SPECULATION IN TREASURY BONDS   Tobey Acts Following Meyers’ Testimony on Margin Deal.   SAYS MANY PROFITED   Practice Is Still Going On, Banking Committee Head Says.

PLAN MEYERS PROSECUTION   Justice Department to Ask * Indictment of General; Bond Inquiry Set

TOBEY PROMISES TO INVESTIGATE DEALS IN BONDS   Speculation By Meyers Stirs ‘Inquiry By Senate Group   COMMITTEE TO LOOK’ INTO “MANY OTHERS’

Senate Bank Group  Joins Bond Inquiry  Seek Indictment O; Meyers

Probe of Bond Speculation Promised By Senate Group As Meyers Case Is Readied

BANKING GROUP NILL SCAN 30ND DEALS   Plans Are Under Way By Federal Officials To Indict Gen. Meyers

SET TO INCLUDE MANY OTHERS   Senate Banking Group Te Investigate Bond Speculations

Senate Group To Probe Bond  Speculation   U.S. Seeks Indictment Of Meyers for War Fraud and Perjury

NEW GEORGIA GOVERNOR I GIVEN REBUFT   Solons Reject Trio O! Measures Requested By Thompson

‘White Supremacy Fight Will Go on In Georgia, Talmadge Friends Say

REBUKE HEAPER UPON TALMADGE   Silent Lawmakers Hear New Georgia Governor Hit White Supremacy

SURPLUS REPORTEN   Hawaiian Pineapple Industry Virtually Paralyzed by Strike

Back In Prison  After 13 Years   Woman Worked As Waitress and Clerk After Eseane From Reformatory

CONSTRUCTION OF NEW SCHOOLS   Governer Says 72 Buildings Costing 19-Million To Be Built

Governor. Discloses Big School Program   Seventy- Two New Build. ings To Be Started This Term

Truman Fo Back Pair Despite GOP Setback   FLOOR FIGHT PLANNED BY DEMOCRATS IN SENATE

SENATE GROUP REJECTS, CLAPP FOR TVA HEAD   Prés, Truman Still Determined To Aid Lilienthal And Clapp

Corn Futures At New High   September, Cash Com Prices Up; Latter Tops 1917 Record

Several Accidents Are Reported Here  Slippery Roads Aré Motoring Hazards.

Several Accidents _ Are Reported Here  _ Slippery Roads Are: otoringe Hazards.

Four Child Victims of Young Killer Buried in Hilltop Michigan Graves

'4 Child Victims Of Killer Buried As They Nied--Flowers In Hand:

Mass Grave Takes Bodies of Four Children Slain While Picking Flower:

NAVAL TASK FORCE DRILLS IN CARIBBEAN   Mythical Invasion In Area Is Being   Revelled

TWO DEAD, SEVEN HURT IN TEXAS RAILROAD CRASH   Fire Breaks Out After Passenger Traine Collide

TRAIN WRECK FATAL TO TWO   Collision Near New Braunfels, Texas, Demolishes Eight Cars.

EUROPE SEEKS WORLD BANK AID   Hugh Dalton Appeals For Outside Assistance At London Conference

ALL EUROPE CALLING FOR OUTSIDE HELP   Monetary Reserves Are Inadequate to Maintain Balances

‘Outside Help’ Asked to Balk Europe's Fate   Dalion Petitions Financial Experts of 44 Nations  T.. Bactnre Peannmy

SENATORS PUT PRICE ON AID TO EUROPEANS   U.S. Anti-Communist Stand Revealed By Bridges

Report More Heat On Way   High 90's Promised Great Lakes Area By Next Sunday

New Heat Wave Bearing Down On Midwest  ~ Unwelcome News a For People fe!

Russians See Aggression By U. S., Canada   Charge Defense Pact Is An ‘Iron Fist in a Velvet Glove’

Corona Building Permits $116,897 Ahead Year Ago   92 New Homes Valued at $440,443 Included in the Total

City Building Hits Peak; More Thar for Any Full Year  $1,390,321 Is $15,732 Above 1946 or Any

Building Permits. Now Only $160,00¢ Below 1946 Total  $1,215,558 Includes 86 Al ava: Linmonae Unload   $1,215,558 Includes 86 New Homes Valued at $417,063

“) Just Don’t Know How To Go About It”  Man Faces Toughest Task of Life-Must Tell Grandsons He Killed Their Father

Organization Plan Blocked by Southerners   Bypassing Move Hits Snag Midst Filibuster Threat

Defer Fight Over Bilbo’s Senate Seat     Senate Votes to Table Ii After Talks by Democrats Taylor, Ellender

WAY IS OPEN FOR ORGANIZING UPPER CHAMBER   Republican Mation 1s Climax to Bitter Struggle Over Mississippian   ROLL CALL IS 38 TO 20      Ten Democrats Join Republicans in Voting in Favor of Tabling

Martin Elected Speaker As New Congress Open:   Wordy Wrangle Develops When Mississippi Senator's Name Read In Senate

Westerner To Fight Demo Solon  ‘etal sy me fat   Bruits wweil  Tax Cut Bill Introduced In House

LL.W.U. Asks Order for L. A. Port Opening; Turns Down S. F. Strike

‘Both Sides’ Charged With Buying Votes   Six State Departments To Be Without Funds In Week If Governor Question Not Settled

Security Police Seize Orders for Polish Uprising   ‘Act to Halt Disorders on  Eve of First Free Election Since 1939

VIOLENCE FLARES IN POLAND   Police Say They Have Urcovered Reveit Pict

Polish Police Seize Orders. For Uprising   Threat of Violence Hangs Over Nation Om Eve of Election

Report Plot for Revolt inPoland   Pre-Election Uprising Plan Alleqed

REPORT PLOT FOR POLISH UPRISING   Police Prepare for National : Elesetien Tamarraw

Polish Police Mobilize on  Election Eve ‘Battle Orders’   ‘Battle Orders’ For Uprising Reported Found

Securily Police ln Poland Seize ‘Battle Orders   Violence is Feared In Election Sunday; First Since Sept., 1939

POLAND FEARS TROUBLE SUNDAY   ELECTION DAY MAY  BRING ON CIVIL WAR

Sterm Drives Inland with  Less Intensity   Thousands Homeless in Coastal Fishing Towns; Property Loss Heavy

VILLAGES ARE DEVASTATED BY TERRIFIC WIND   Gulfport And Biloxi Suffer Heavily; New Orleans Is Battered   HURRICANE’S WAKE LEAVES FOUR DEAD

Fishing Villages Ans Gulf Coast Wiped : Soldiers on Guard With Orders to Shoot to Kill.

De AES ee  Oe ee ee ee ee eee oe  Wallace To Discuss Palestine Problem With Parliament Members

Question of Speeches Over BBC To Be Put Before Parliament,  2 Members Announce

FURTHER PRICE BOOSTS LIKELY OFFICIALS SAY   Will Make: More Jobs But They Will Only Be Temporary

Extra Jobs May Result From Rise   Living Costs Soar to All-Time Record; Doubles 1939 Level

Truman Urges House Restoral Of Relief Cut  fromm ifhth ann   Says $350,000,000 Is Needed To End ‘Fear of Hunger’

Greek-Turkish Bill Goes fo White House   House and Then Senate Quickly Approve Bill Making Several Minor  Channeac in Mancura

NEW PLEA MADE FOR FUNDS FOR FOREIGN RELIEF   Truman Urges Congress Ap: prove 350 Millions for Post-UNRRA Aid

Send Aid Bill to White House   Truman Urges Congress - Vote 350 Millions for  Hunary Nations

TURK-GREEK BILL SENT 10 WHITE HOUSE   House, Followed by Senate, Adopts Measure Providing $400,000,000 of U.S. Assistance in Fighting Communism,

Balkan Aid Bill Is Sent To President   Houses Quickly Approve Compromise Version of Measure Providing Help For Greece, Turkey

Greek-Turk Aid Measure Is Sent To White House   Action Comes After Compromise Reached By Senate, House

Congress Votes 8400. 000.000 Aid  for Two Nations   Truman Pleads for Full $350,000,000 Relief For Surope-Asia Countries

Minor Changes Win Approval  By Congress   White House Message Again Asks $350,000 For Foreign Relief, IRO Participation

FOREIGN AID BILL SENT 10 WHITE HOUSE   Congress Approves $400,. 000,000 For Greece And Turkey

Greek Aid Bill Goes fo Truman   House, Senate Give Approval to Changes

Relief Bill Sent lo White House   Both Houses Approve Compromise Measure

Freedom From Hunger Basis of Peace, He Avers   $50,000,000 ‘Token’ Cut in $350,000,000 Measure Is Indicated

Truman Urges Full Sum For Foreign Relief   Tells Congress Peace Can Be Realized Only When People Arc Free From Hunger

Greek Aid   Measure to White House;, Truman Again Urges Full $350,000,000 For Foreign Relief

President Urses 350 Millions Fo Foreign Relief   Peace Can Be Realized Only When People  Free Fram Muncar

Reports on UNRRA  Truman Again Urges Congress to Provide Foreign Relief Funds

HOUSE AGREES TO MINOR CHANGESIN $400 MILLION BILL   MEASURE GOES TO WHITE HOUSE FOR TRUMAN SIGNATURE

Truman Pleads For More Aid To Feed World   FOREIGN FUND ASKED FROM CONGRESS BY PRESIDENT

Relief Called Important to World Peace   Congress Hears Plea for Sharing Of U.S. Resources

TRUMAN REPEATING PLEA FOR RELIEF MONEY FOR HUNGRY   Peace of World De epends on - People Being Free From Hunger, President Says

Truman Gets Greek Bill   Senate, House Pass Compromise, Send It to White House

Truman Asks Congress Vote Full $350 Million  For Stricken Countries

Both Houses Give Final Approval   Truman Urges Full Grant in Second Foreign Aid Act

Two Houses Agree on Differences   President * jain Asks Full Sum sor Europe Relief Bill

Full Relief FundAsked By Truman   President Also Wants U.S. to Help Refugee Association

Truman In Plea For Big: Allotment _ For UNRRA   Post-UNRRA Foreign Relief Request® In Urged on Congress By President Today

Truman Again Appeals For Foreign Reliet   Provide $350 Billion; People Free From Hunger, Peace Realized.

CONGRESS GIVES TRUMAN AID BILL   Greek-Turk Plan 0.K.’d At Food Relief Is Urged

Foreign Aid Bill Changes Win House 0. K.   Measure Providing Food For 6 Countries Snags On Difference Over Fund Total

Appeals For Funds To Feed Needy Abroad   Truman Asks Congress Again To Provide Total OF $259.000.000

Greek-Turkish Aid Bill Goes To President  Senate, House Still Seek Acreament an

CONGRESS SENDS  PDCCY THAVICH AID GREER“ TURKIOH AID  BILL TO PRESIDENT   Mr. Truman -Urges Legisla tors to Pass Foreign - Relief Meacura

Aid To Greece and Turkey Approved  Foreign Relief Plea Made by President As Hunger Creates New Threat in Germany

Funds Earmarked For Military Work In Greece, Turkey   Second Aid Bill Hits Snag in House Session

House, Senate Reach Hast Compromise On Greek-Turk Funds   Truman’s Signature Will Send Cash, Military Units Overseas ‘To Fight Communism

Truman Sends a New Appeal on Aid Plan   Halds World Peace Cannot Be Achieved Amona Hurneary Peenk

TRUMAN AY HUNGER FEAR BAR TO PEACE   Transmits UNRRA Report to Congress as German Crisis Studied.

Speed is Urged On Foreign Reliel   \ President in Appcal For Congress’ Okay On Aiding Europeans

AID PROGRAM IS SENT TO THE WHITE HOUSE BY CONGRESS   Lepislation Authorizes $4100, 000,000 Financial and Limited Ald,   WAS PASSED QUICKLY   Compromise Differences Be tween Senate and House Measures,

AID TO GREEKS AND TURKS HAS CONGRESS OKAY   House, Senate Finish Action; Truman Asks 350,000,000 Relief

Greek-Turk Aid Fund  Approved in Congress $400,000,000 Bill Sent to Truman For Signature After Ratification

Compromise Bill Sent To Truman For Signature   Two Houses Seek To Resolve Issues On Foreign Relief

Congress Asked To Approve Full Amount Of Funds   Relief Would Begin Where UNRRA Stops

President Gets Greece- Turkey Aid Measure   House And Senate Com promise Differences on Proposal

~FOREIGN AID‘390 Million For Relief Also Asked ,  _ President Sends @ Congress Message

Greek-Turk Aid Measure Is Approved   Bill Is Sent To White House After Conference

President Again Urges Congress To Provide $350. Million For Relief Of Foreign Peoples

MEASURE GOES TO TRUMAN FOR LAST APPROVAL   President Again Urges O. K. of $350,000,000 for Foreign Relief

‘Truman Makes ‘New Appeal For Foreign Relief  a Contained In Quarterly   Contained In Quarterly » Report To Congress On UNRRA Activities.

Prosident Urges Congress To Pass $359 Million Bill   Relief Measure To Replace UNRRA In Stricken Areas

OHIO SETUP FOR PAYING SOLDIER BONUS STUDIED   Sinking Fund Commission Begins Huge Task Of Administering Money

STATE READIES BONUS PAYOFF   Machinery To Follow World War I Procedure

Payments Of Bonuses To Ohio Veterans ‘Not Likely To Be Made Before Spring

Distribution Before Spring Unlikely   Hughes Scheduled To Take Stand Today

BOARD MEETS TO PLAN VETS BONUS SYSTEM   May Follow Plans Made fo Payments After First World War

Four Die in Blast In Cairo Theater   Authorities Believe Politics Not Involved

Four Killed  In Palestine Bomb Blast   British Cabinet Declines Part in Partition Problem

New Heat Wave Strikes Midwest   Expected to Reach North Atlantic in Two Days

NEW HEAT WAVE HITS MIDWEST   Grain Belt to Swelter for Two More Days

Another Heat Wave Rolling On Midwest Toward East   Sends Temperatures Soaring Into High 90s From Western Nebraska to Ohio

Two Hurt When Steam Locomotive Rlaws: lin Neary Canifal Building

Dragged for Three Hours by Tractor   J. F. Davis of Enid, Okla. Saved When Machine Ran Out of Gas.

Flood Waters Of  Missouri Gather  For Added Threat 33,657 Persons  Made Homeless

33,657 Homeless Result Of Floods      Raging Missouri Crest I Nearing Junction With Mississippi River.

Close Bridge at Hermann Cutting State in Half . .   St. Louis Expecting Heavy Damage From Mississippi

- SEEMS LIKELY IN ARGENTINE   VITTORIO ADMITS HE WAS Ih TOWN WHEN FASCISTS HELD RALLY HONOR ING FATHER

IN JERUSALEM   Land Mine, Grenade Blasts Bring Tommies tnto . Security Areag

Fresh Explosions Excite Jerusalem   Troops Rush to Suburb Week-End Toll 11

BLASTS HEARD IN JERUSALEM   Grenades, Land Mine: Shatter Silence In Holy Land

Basic Diet Proposed Under Latest Plan   Major Changes In Farm Parity Prices Claimed Needed Under New Setup

U.S. Calls on Congress for Food Subsidies   Good Diet for Needy Families Stressed in Proposed Program

LONE RANGE SUGGESTED      Agricultws Depart: ment Urges New Avoroach

Musician Keeps Vigil For ‘Girl Of Heart’ Haunts Bus Seeking Damsel In Distress

Rides Bus Every Trip Seeking Girl Who Asks His Help   Met Her On Bus, Now She Asks New Contact By Same Means

TakeInmates42 Trailers Out Burning atFindley,O.,  Almshouse Storm’s Prey

300 PATIENTS SAVED IN FIRE   Mentally Ill Removed From Ransom Home As Blaze Sweeps One Wing

COURT HOLDS GUARDS MAY JOIN UNION   Supreme Court Ruling Made In Two Cases

RULE GUARDS CAN JOIN UNIONS   Supreme Court Says Deputies Are Employes

GEORGIA EYES STATE BATTLE   Legislature To Decide Who Will Be Governor

GEORGIA FACES BITTER DEBATE   Assembly To Vote on Fate of Talmadge Clan

New Astronomic Device Reveals Odd Double Star   Changes Light To Electricity And Permits - New Discoveries

MECHANICAL ASTRONOMY  Pushbutton ‘Eye’ Penetrates Into Mysteries of Universe

New ‘Pushbutton’ Electronic. EyeSees and Counts Particles of Light

 Woman Shot By ‘Camera’   Young Man Who Wades Into Cold  Ocean Water Is Sought By Police

Man Who Waded Into Ocean Is Believed Implicated in Bizarre ‘Camera Shooting

Secret Formula  Caused Blast In Los Angeles Plant   No Trace Has Been Found Of Chief Chemist Who Was Directing Work

WORE RETURA   Sixth Straight Year Unknown Sends Tax. Money To Chicago

lemporary Immigration Laws Asked  Over Million  A GENS esteem ge? = etn

Asks Congress fs   Truman ‘Says Substantial *, Number” Should Be , Accepted   WANTS SPECIAL LAW   Quotas Inadequate to Cover Number U.S. Could Assimilate

Asks Action Be Taken on Europeans   [Truman Again Requests Entry Large Number of  Displaced Persons

He Asks Congress to Admit Substéhtial Number Into America Ac Immiarants

HELP DISPLACED, PRESIDENT ASKS   Truman Would Open Doors Of U. S. To ‘Immigrants’

Truman Asks U. §. fo Admit War Refuaees   President Appeals to Con. - gress to Permit Entry 03 “Substantial “Number of Tisnlaced : Persons”

TRUMAN SEEKING TO ADMIT DP’S   Congress Asked To Accept ‘Substantial Number’

WOULD PERMIT SOME DISPLACED . PERSONS INTO U, $   President Truman “Asked Congress to Grand Permission.   SPECIAL LEGISLATION   Would Be Necessary If the United States Would Act.

Congress Urged To Lift Bars on DP Immigration   Truman Would Grant Entry to Many in Western Occupation Zones

PRESIDENT BIDS FOR LEGISLATION FROM CONGRESS   Asks “Substantial Numbers” Of Displaced Persons Be Absorbed

Substantial Number Plea Made Solons   Other Countries Have Opened Doors, He  Declares

President Asks Congress To Open U.S. Doors and Admit Displaced Persons   ‘Emergency Problem Growing Out Of War,’ He Asseris; Stresses That Immigration Policy Is Not Involved

Truman Appeals For U.S. Refuge For War Victims   Opening of Doors To Immigrants Is Asked of Congress

Congress Requested to Admit Displaced People Into U. S. as Immigrants

Truman Asks US. Asylum For Refugees   Message to Congress Seeks Authority to Admit European DP’s

TRUMAN CALLS ON CONGRESS 10 AID “VICTIMS OF WAR   Million People Onable To Re turn To Former Homes, He Savs

Congress Asked To Open Door To Europe Refugees   Special Legislation Requested to Allow Immigration of DP’s

PRESIDENT ASKS AMERICA ACCEPT HOMELESS ONES   SUGGESTS SPECIAL ACTION TO RECEIVE DISPLACED PERSONS

Would Ease Entrance of Immigrants   Truman Requests Congress to Let Substantial Number Of DP’s Enter) ¢.

Admission of Large Groups of Displaced Is Asked by Truman   Emphasizes He Is Not Proposing Revision of Law

ACTION URGED AS POST-WAR ~ EMERGENCY   Million Europeans Afraid To Return To Homes   Should Be Allowed To Come To U. S. As Immigrants, President States

Asks Congress te Open U.S. to D.P.s   Truman Says “Substantial Number” Should Be Accepted   WANTS SPECIAL LAW   Quotas Inadequate to Cover Number U.S. Could  Assimilate

‘Aw Come on Fellers, Open the Door’ SS eee  President Asks Congress To Admit Large Number of Displaced Persons

Truman. Is In Favor of Admissions   President Would Have Substantial Number of Displaced. Persons cAAmitted  *   Sayslt’sEmergenc

Truman Urges Larger Quotas  As Aid To DP’s   Asks Congress To Admit “Substantial Numbers” Of Immigrants To U. 5.

Truman Would Take Displaced Persons Into United-States   President Asks Congress to O. K. “Substantial Number” to Come

Requests Special Law . ya. For ‘Substantial Number’  Truman Asks Congress to Admit Displaced Persons

Open Door Sought for Refugees   Congress Urged to Pass Special Law to Aid in Emergency

Truman Calls For Admission  Of Displaced  Would Admit   Would Admit ‘Substantial’ Number to U. $

Seek Home  in U.S. for. War Victims   : President Points To Sufferings of

-—IMMIGRANTS Would Open  U.S. Doors  To Europe  “Requests Passage Of Legislation

Admission of DP’s Asked By President  - New Message - Sent Congress

Truman Asks Congress fo Admit Displaced Persons From Europe   Appeals. for Special Legislation Limited to “This Particular Emergency’ Allowing U. S. To Offer Homes for a ‘Substantial Number’

Truman Asks Broadened  Quotas For Immigration   Wants Congress To Admit ‘Substantial’ Number Europe’s Displaced Persons

Admit Europe’s DPs Into U. S., President Asks   Truman Asks Congress To Admit ‘Substantial Number’ of Displaced Persons.

PRESIDENT URGES D.P.’S BE ADMITTED   Asks Congress to Admit to U. S. Non-Communists

Plea Stresses ‘Duty’ of U.S   Special Legistation Asked of Convress

Truman Wants DPs Admitted As Immigrants   Appeals To Congress To Let ‘Substantial Number’ Enter U.S.

Truman Asks Immigration Concessions   Wants Displaced Persons Admitted To United States

Traman Ready Ts Admit Retugees As nmigrants   Asks Congress To Allow “Substantial Number” To Enter.

President Truman Calls Upon Legislators To Allow “Substantial Number’ Of Europe’s Homeless To Enter United States As Immigrants — Terms Step Necessary To Meet “Our Plain Duty” — Does Not Propose Lowering Of Standards

Our Duty To Admit Substantial Number As Immigrants, Congress Told.

Would Give Passports  To Homeless   Great Majority Would Come From North Raltic Area

TRUMAN WANTS U, §. 10 GIVE REFUGEES AID   Homeless Europeans Should Be Extended Haven, Congress Told

Truman Asks U.S. To Take Refugees As Immigrants  Our Duty To Help Solve DP Problem

TRUMAN FAVORS HIKE IN IMMIGRATION IN PLEA TO CONGRESS  U.S. CO-OPERATION IN SOLVING WORLD ISSUE  DECLARED NECESSARY

SEEKS CHANGE IN ENTRY LAWS   Declares U. S. Should Welcome “Substantial Number” to New Life Here.

MILLION SEEKING HOMES   Congress Requested Join Other Nations In Solving Problem

Truman Calls For Special Legislation  . 1,000,000 in  Europe Homeless, Peaedidant Saws

Asks Congress To Lift Bars. On Immigration   Wants New Life For Homeless.

Truman Pleads U.S. Share in Harboring DP’   Asks Congress ‘Act To Correct War-Born Emergence’

Truman Urges Admission Of Many Refugees   PRESIDENT IN PLEA TO CONGRESS FOR NEW PROGRAM

Asks Congress For Measure   Says Many Fear To Return To Old Homes, Need Chance At New Life

Asks Congress Fase Quotas   President Requests ‘Substantial Number’ of Immiarants be Allowed

“Plain Duty’ To Help In Crisis   Truman Asks Congress To Pass Law Easing  Immigration for Period of Emergency Only

JSSIA ASSAILS -§, BALKAN NTERFERING’   Says Freedom Limited Here

WARM. HUMID   SENATOR ASKS STEEL INQUIRY   @aiser Demand Backed And GOP Hit For Failure To Controi Prices

STEEL PROBE ENDORSED BY Q'MAHONEY   Wyoming Senator Backs Demand of Henry Kaiser

SENATOR GIVES WEIGHT TO KAISER DEMAN!   Wants Spotlight Turned On  Steel Industry

Her White Hog, “Pal,” Picked Grand Champion  Barrow in Stock Show

Arab States Losers in First Round   Steering Committee Members Oppose Independence Move

Council Struggle Is Lost  ByArabs   Arab Units Decide To Take Battle To Assembly

Arabs Lose ) First Round On Palestine    Members of UN Line > Up Against Sending _ Independegice Issue To) RE Natinn Accomhls

Arab States Lose First UN Round  ‘Playing Hamlet   ‘Playing Hamlet Without Prince Of Denmark’

ARABS LOSING FIGHT TO GET ACTION OF UN   Immediate Consideration of Pat estine Independence Issue  le Sidetracked   FEW NATIONS ADVOCATE FULL DEBATE AT SESSION

Arab States Lose Round On Palestine   Five States Oppose Immediate Independence For Holy Land

Arabs Lose In Initial Round   Consideration Now Of Palestine Position Appears Doomed

Bulte Prepares for Joyous Easter Sunday  TL. wy. RNa...   Thousands Attend Good Friday Rites in Churches

Butte Prepares for Joyous Easter Sunday  Thousands Attend Good Friday Rites in Churches

President Truman’s Visit Awaited... . Finishing Touches Put  To Hemispheric Treaty  By American Delegates

Truman, Wife, Daughter To Leave By Plane For Parley Where Chief Executive Will Speak

Put Finishing Touches on Pact For Hemisphere   Committees Are Working to Put Treaty of Rio de Janicro  Into Shhne.

Chief Executive Is To Address Closing Meeting Tuesday; Treaty Drafters Labor Over Last Details Of Non-Aggression Pact for Defense Of Western Nation:

Rio Defense Pact In Wind Up Stage Truman and Family  To Fly to Talks,  Arriving on Monday

Truman To Close Brazil Meeting   Delegates Prepare To End Conference Tuesday Morning

Finishing Up Defense Pact   Final Touches Being Made; Truman Will Reach Rio Sept. 1

Inter-American Dele gates  Work To Finish Rio Treaty   Officials Hope To Complete Defense Pact In Time For President Truman’s Visit Next Week; Chief Executive To Address Final Session

Delegates Get Ready For U. S. Chief's Visit   UP WORK DONE TO DATE

Inter-American Defense Committees Working on Treaty Look  Forward to President Truman’s Visit

Rio Treaty Is Being Put Inte Final Shape   Delegates Are Looking Forward to Truman’s Visit Next Week

TO TRUMAN VISIT   President to Arnve With Wife and Daughter in Rio Next Monday   TREATY IS TOUCHED UP

AIO TREATY S WHIPPED NTO. SHAPE   Truman Family Will Arrive in Brazil. From Washington on Monday

Treaty of Rio Is Put in Final Form  Conference Ready To Receive Truman

Presidential Trip Is Planned As Delegates \Put Treaty Into Shape

’ President To Witness Signing Of Defense Pact   Will Arrive In Rio Monday Jo Address Conference; Talk Joint Commission Of American Republics

Rio Conference To Hear Trumas Next Tuesday   Committees Whipping Hemisphere Defense Pact Into Final Shape

PACT CONFERENCE AWAITING TRUMAN BEFORE QUITTING   Treaty to Be Suned Tuesday After Conference Hears From President

Wind Up Work on Treatv   Pact Being Put in  ‘ Final Shape for Expected O. K. Tomorrow Truman Due Mohday 

Truman To Address Brazi! Conference "on Its Final Day   Treaty of Rio de Janeirc Nearly Completed; Final Session Being Held

Will Arrive On Monday   Committee Getting Hemisphere Defense Treaty Ready for Tuesday  Caremanic<e

Envoys Busy Touching Up DefensePact   Truman And Family To Visit Braz’ For Siantna Event

Rio Delegates Await Visit From Truman   Treaty Nearly Ready President Due to Sneak on Tuesday

Mapmakers At Work   Parley Awaits Truman Visit;  Pact Readied  In Committee   President To Speak At Tuesday Session’ After Flying To Rio

President Wil Fly To Parley  Speaker at Closing Inter-America Meet

President to Arrive With  Wife and Daughter in Rio Next Monday      TREATY IS TOUCHED LP

President Due to Close Parley   Mapmoakers Outline Poleto-Pole Security Zone; Arniy Chiefs Organize

Now Georgia Governors Talk of Quitting Jobs   Talmadge Offers Resignation, on Condition Lt. Gov. Thompson Also Renounces His Claim

Talmadge Seeks New Advantage In Georgia Battle   Feud Over Governorship Of State Is Still Continuing With Thompson

Girl, 144, Ex-GI Wed in ‘Spit e of Opposition by. ‘Parents, School Board

Congress May Ask Truman Take Lead To Reorganize UN   More Effective World  Peace Instrument Aim

REFORMING OF — ULN. FAVORED   Congressmen May Ask  Truman To Take Lead ” In Reorganization

BRITISH CRISIS IS UNEXPECTED   American Officials Taken By Surprise by Fresh English Situation

BRITISH CRISIS SURPRISES U.S      Financial Situation Is Pictured As Grave In England

POLICY REVIEW MAY BE FORCED ON NATION   Crisis in Britain May Call for More United States Aid

Two Mexia Men Named As Regular U. §. Army Officers   Other Appointments Of Area Are Listed

Egyptian Princess One Of Sixteen Dead Asltalian Plane Crashes In Sea

Italian Plane  Crash Kills 16  Egyptian Princess Reported Victim

—DIVE IN SEA—_ 16 Feared, d/ Dead in :      EGYPT PRINCESS ONE OF VICTIMS

Italian Plane Into Sea With 16   Egyptian Princess Believed One of Dead

Princess Said Killed As Plane Crashes In Sea  Tri-Motored Ship Carried Italian  Opera Company

UNITED NATIONS VETO ON LOANS PLAN IS ASKED   Vandenberg Offers Proposal to Meet Criticism

AMENDMENT TO MEASURE IS OFFERED   Solon Wants A-Bomb Used On Russia

Act Even at Risk Of Atom Warfare, Crawford Advises   i Senate President Favors i Power for UN in Termini ating Greek Aid

UN PROPOSED ARBITER IN AID PROGRAM   Vandenberg Amendment to Meet Criticism on U. S. Help to Greece. Turkey.

CRAWFORD WOULD THREATEN RuSSIA WITH ATOM BOMB   Congressman Dernands U. S. Use Weapon to Enforce hearymamantd

en      WOULD MAKE AID SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION: UPON REQUEST OF THE UNITED NATIONS: :

Iffers New >roposal on  J. S. Aid   Vandenberg Would Moke Help toGreece, Turkey Subject To . UN Cancellation

ATOMIC BOMB THREAT URGED HEAINST RUSS   Crawford of Michigan Would Force Soviet Gov't te Disarm.

Proposes Greek Plan Go To UN   Vandenberg ProgramTo Deny Russia Chance To Veto Policy

Would Let UN Rule on Aiding Greece, Turkey   Vandenberg Proposes That lt Be Allowed To Cancel Program

VandenbergAsks ‘Strings on Loan Jo Greeks-Turks   President of Senate Would Make Possible Cancellations of Aid

Give UN Right fo Cancel Aid, Senator Asks   Vandenberg Offers Compromise; A-Bomt of Reds Urged   Hearings to Frnd

Unidentified Bodies Buried At Texas City   Mass Burial Held For Sixty- Three

Vote: 268. To. 137. To . Override. Action:  . Of President IS: ‘NOTE! ‘ENOUGH Reoublicans Fail Tr   Republicans Fail .To Muster Two-Thirds  -Marcin 

Republican Move To Override Veto Lost by 3 Votes   Ballet Is 268 to Overrule,  437 to Sustain White House Rejection   DOUBLE ROLL CALL CONFIRMS RESULTS   Senate Action on Controversial Measure Is No Longer Necessary

ITALY MAKES FORMAL APPLICATION TO GET INTO UNITED NATIONS  HUNGARY FIRST FORMER AXIS NATION TO SEEK PLACE IN WORLD BODY

Byrnes’ Testimony Will Be Requested   Vandenberg Will Call For Treaty Information

TREATY ACTION: ~ TOBE RUSHEL   VANDEABERG TO BACK TREA “TIES NOW BEFORE  SENATE > COMMITTEE—SpreD 18   “BEING STRESSED 

Senate Will Get Peace Treaties For Ratification   Treaties Signed Yesterday To Be Sent To Senate For Early Action   SENATE BATTLE MAY DEVELOP

Opponents of Labor Bill Drone on While Sleeping Senators ‘Cat-Nap’ on Senate Cloakroom Benches

Longest Day Part Of Longest Night In Senate Chamber  Continuous Parley Keeps Solons Up; Deadlock Is Tight

New Outbreak Of Violence Sweeps China   Troops Suspend Publication Of Three Newspapers

WINSTON VOTES SUNDAY SPORTS   North Carolina City Also Will Allow Sunday Movies, All Outside Of Church Hours.

RISING WAGES IN NEWS AGAIN   Two Important Increases During Last Week

Wage Trend Not Set Yet; Boosts Cited  Clothing Union’: Hike Its Third. But Pattern Dim

Tito Orders Breaking Off With Chile.   Expulsion Of Diplomats Declared A “Slander.”

Statement Charges Chile With Slander   Envoys Accused Of Subversion At Reds’ Order

Moseow Radio Blames U.S.  Reactionaries  He, gt eg   Tito Government Says Chileans Wace Camnaion

Yugoslavs Break Off With Chile   Charge Breach in Expel ling Diplomats; Mine Strike Hanas On

Tito Government Of Yugoslavia in Break With Chile   Severs Diplomatic Relations---Terms Reasons for Envoy Expulsion ‘Fantastic

TITO’S GOVERNMENT BREAKS WITH THE YUGOSLAV GOV.   Came About Over the Ex pulsion of Two Yugoslav Dplomats.   CHILE GIVES REASON   That Diplomats Had Engage In Communist Directed Campaign.

‘Diplomatic Relations’ Mitt Chile Severed By Yuaoslavs   Communist Plot Called Fantastic

Tito Breaks Off Chilean Relations  Describe Action By Chile ‘Fantastic’

YUGOSLAVS MAKE. BREAK WITH CHILE   Diplomatic Relations Ended; Belgrade Says Gov ernment Slandered.

Tito Breaks Relations With Chile   Expulsion of Officials Results in Verbal Attack on United States

—YUGOSLAVIA—Diplomatic Relations Called Off  Chile Accused Of Fantastic Slander

Break in Diplomatic Relations Follows Action of Chile in Banishing Slav Diplomats from Nation.  MARSHAL TITO’S MOVE APPROVED IN MOSCOW

Relations Ended Over Ouster of Two Diplomats   Chile’s Action Called ‘Hostile’ and Reasons ‘Fantastic, Slanderous’

Yugoslavia Ends  Relations With  Chilean Gov't Break Follows Chile’s  Ousting 2 Diplomats For Causing Strikes

Slav Government Breaks Diplomatic Ties with Chile   Says Diplomats’ Ousting Slander: in Interest of Certain Power's Expansion

SLAVS BREAK OFF RELATIONS WITH CHILEANS   Action Follaws Expulsion of Balkan Diplomats by South - American’ Country.

FOREIGN OFFICE SAYS ‘SLANDER INTOLERABLE   ‘Move Grows Out Of Dismissal Of 2 Envoys By South © American Country

Belgrade Cuts Diplomatic Tie With Santiago   Chile's Expulsion i of Tito's Agents. i Angers Yugéslavia:

Tito’s Government Breaks With Chile   Yugoslavia Severs Diplomatic Relations Over Expulsion of Yugoslav Diplomats

Banishment Of Officials Cited By Belgrade   Hints Action Taken On US. “Orders”; Moscow Opens Fire

Georgia Dispute Up For Ruling   Judge To Decide Wednesday On Plea to Nullify Talmadge Election

Approval Of Tax Cut Predicted  Knutson Believes   Knutson Believes House Committee Will Favor 20 Pct. Across-the-Board

Bridges Warns of ‘“Anti-U. S. Drive Sparked by Moscow”   Senator Urges Nation to Stiffen Back Against Russian Onslaught

SOLON CHARGES » ANTI - AMERICAN DRIVE STARTED   Marshall Reported Planning To Ask Restatement Of Potsdam Agreement

Sen. Bridges Urges Stiffer Policy On Reds   New Hampshire Solon Charges Soviet Sparks Anti-American Drive

SENATOR CALLS FOR STIFFER ATTITUDE TOWARD STALIN REGIME IN BITTER STATEMENT. “

131 Bills Before Ohio Legislators   OSU Expansion Program Rapped

Background for Disaster  Coast Guard Cites Violations Of Safety Rules at Texas City

Employment Service Will Give Help In Farm Labor Situation   Charles City Office Will Serve Butler. Chickasaw, Floyd, Mitchell Counties.

RAIN TORRENTS SWELL RAGING MISSISSIPP}   Thousands Reported Fleeing; Levees  Give Way

As Mississippi  Thousands Flee bit New Highs   River Breaks Four More Levees; Town Of Dupo, IIL, Floodec

Dunkirk, NY ‘Here's s Plan Shares Its T o Increase Blessi ings Exemptions

LONG OCCUPATION URGED Guy Says Trials Of Nazis Blow At U. S. Policies In Germany

Fight Looms On Boundary   Restoring Of Enemy ‘Lands Is Discussed

Agree To Return Seized Property   Big Four In Agreement On Restoration Clause In -Austrian Treaty.

PUTS AUSTRIA ON PAYING END FOR SEIZURES   Restoration ef Jew Property Agreed On by Big 4 Committee.

AUSTRIA TO PAY FOR WAR LOSSES   ‘Ministers Study Reparations : In Single Cases

HG 4 AGREES KISTRIA MUST REPAY OWNERS   Fy Restoration of Property seed for Race, Religious Reasons Decreed,

Must Restore Confiscated Properties   Austria Will Have To Returh What Was Taken By Germans

BIG 4 AGREEING ON RESTORATION   Austria Must Return. Goods Taken by Nazis

Atistria Must Return Wealth Taken By Nazis   Big Four Rules Compensa tion Must Be Made Where ~ Restoration Impossible

Moscow Group Agrees Upon Part Of Treaty   FOUR POWERS AGREE ON RESTORATION OF PROPERTY

‘Return Property  To Jews, Others   Chinese Issue. ‘Reported Again In Limelight At Big 4: Moscow : Parley

Four Powers In Agreement At Moscow   Believe Molotoy Preparing To Make New Blast

RESTORATION RULE IN AUSTRIA TREATY   Hear Molotov Preparing New Blast American-British Renarations Policies

AUSTRIAN JEWS WILL GET: BACK LOST PROPERTY   Foreign Ministers Agree Owners Entitled to NoziSeized Holdings

Plane Bearing Oregon State Officials Lost   Governor Snell and Two Other Officers Objects of Search

Plane Carrying Oregon Governor, 3 Others, Missing   Secretary of State, Senate President Also Aboard; Rugged Area Searched

2 Other Officials  on Plane   Aircraft Feared — Down in Rugged Mountain Country

(IP OVERDUE ON FLIGHT T0 TURAL RANCH   ‘hought Forced Down On Rugged Terrain Near Mountains

SADDENED CHIEF RETURNING EAST   Grief Written In Deep Lines On Face As President Turns Back To Duties

Saddened President Departs   Highest Office Calls Grief-Stricken Truman Back To Capital Desk

COOL AIR FRONT NOT HEADED FOR THIS SECTION   No Relief From Heat In Sight, Latest Forecast

SHOWERS’ MAY NIP HEAT WAVE   Mercury Goes To 92 At Dar And May Repeat Today

Cooler Weather Moves East As Nation Swelters  Midwest Crops Netad RB. Uant

Coo! Front Is On Way—But Very Slowly   Little To Cheer About in Weather Bureau's Forecast

Hope Fades for Relief From Scorching Heat in Midwest .   Cool Air Front Changes Direction And Will Touch Only Northernmost Section of U.5.; No Chance For Relief Here This Week

Last Night’s 73 Hottest Yet —   ‘And No Immediate Relief In Sight As The Cool Belt Moves Slowly Eastward.

NORTH IOWANS TO CATCH EDGE OF TRICKY MASS   Rest of State to Miss Cold Breather; Humid Weather to Continue

Current Heat Wave In Middle West Setting Records  Rw Whe Aceartaton BWreace

ROSS IS GIVEN DEATH DECREE   Jury Quickly Finds San Antonio, Tex., Surgeon Guilty

KILLER OF FOUR GOES TO DEATH   Insanity Plea Rejected San Anionio Surgeon Convicted By Jury

JURY CONDEMNS TEXAS PHYSICIAN   REJECT INSANE PLEA IN TRIAL OF DOCTOR FOR MURDERING FOUR

Ross Guilty, Given Death   Motion for New Trial to Be Filed by Defense Counsel

Death Sentence to Slayer of Fou  Jury Rejects Doctor's Plea of Insanity

Doctor Doomed im n Slaying Of  n Texas             rates Amv Case  15 Minutes;.  To Die In ‘Chair’

Surgeon Hears Death Verdict   Texas Jury Requires But Few Minutes to Convict Killer of Four

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Three Allentown Rahhories:  nat S159. N00      Traninm Hunt

THREE. GROUPS INVOLVED ‘AS COMMAND RIOTING FLARES. AGAIAG Im. Huta

Three Killed in Bomhay Rioting  Women Are Beaten With Sticks, Stones

Raid Church “Bingo” Party After  Protest by Amusement Park Owner

Shanks Named President of Educators   Veterinarian s Advice Probed   British Isles Hit By New Blizzard   Reds Claim Biggest Victory Of China’s Civil War to Date

CHINESE REDS CLAIM ‘GREATEST VICTORY’   Two Nationalist Armies Ar Reported ‘Annihilated’

Communists Claim Greatest Success of the Civil War, the Annihilation of Two Complete Nationalist Armies,

WASHINGTON MERRY - GO- ROUND   RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR HINTS SOVIET MAY HAVE A-BOMB; WOMEN: ASK TRUMAN FOR MORE GOVERNMENT JOBS; ‘GENERAL MARSHALL HAS FAITH IN PROPT EC aPRariire

STEEL COMPANY OFFICIAL OPPOSES FOREMEN’S UNIONS   Says Supervisors Could Not Be Loyal to Workers and  Moanaramant

Congress Asked To Outlaw All  Foremen Unions   Steel. Corporation’ Contends. No .Man Can  Serve Two Masters.

Freedom From Supervisors Unions Urged As Senate Studies Labor Action

Steel Compan,  Endorses Bill“  Banning Deals With Foremen   Jones And Laughlin Opposes’ Unionization Of Any Supervisors

Seizure Powers In Strikes Urged   LaGuardia Appears Before Senate's Labor Committee

RED ELEMENTS CAPTURE TOWN   Serious Trouble Reported From Bolivian City

Communists Have Captured Guayara   This Information Was Giver Out by Gov. Joaquim Rondon.

Communists Seize Town in Bolivia.   Gusyere on Brazition Frovtier, Bresit Mewes Up Trosps os Sefeguecd —

Small Nations Trying to Compromise   No Reconciliation Saic Possible Under Present Conditions

Complains U.S. and Britain _ Always Get Resolutions Thru; Soviet Never   CLOSED DOOR SESSION   Sub-Commitice Works or  Proposals for Partition of Palestine

‘irst Outspoken Soviet Objection In U. N. Assembly Against Repeated Drubbings By “Mechanical Majorities” May Interfere With Small Countries’ Efforts To Reconcile Big-Power Differences— Anti-Propaganda Resolution Awaits Action

REDS REGENT “MECHANICAL MAJORITIES”   Soviets Hamper Efforts to Reconcile the Big Power Differences.

Russ Resent  U.N. Defeats   “Mechanical Majorities” Hamper Efforts to Reconcile Big Powers

Russia Flares Up At U. N. Debate   Complains U.S. and Britain - Always Get Resolutions Thru; Soviet Never   CLOSED DOOR SESSION   Sub-Committee Works on Proposals for Partition  of Palestine

Soviets Rap U.S. Majority   Russ Say Minority Overwhelmed By A ‘Mechanical’ Vete

Big Powers’ Differences Are Problem   Pronounced Reaction Of Soviet Noted

Reds Outspoken Against Defeats In U.N. Voting  Dislike Mechanical Majorities;’ U. S. Asks Partition July 1

Soviets Protest Series Of Drubbings in UN   Resent she ‘Mechanical MaJorities’ of Us, And Great Britain

RED RESENTMENT OF WESTERN MAJORITY IN UN. 15 VOICED  SOVIET ATTITUDE HOLDS UP EFFORTS TO SETTLE

Reds Resent Losing Vote   Finally Speak Out Against Minority Role in Assembly

Reds hit “Mechanical Majorities”  First Resentment ‘Against Many   First Resentment ‘Against Many Soviet Defeats Voiced

iu. S., British 'U.N. Strengtl Hit by Soviet   War Criminals Debate Draws Fire of Vishinsky

Reds Resent Drubbings In UN Assembly   Raises Obstacle In Path Of  Reconciliations

SOVIETS FLARE UP BECAUSE OF U.N. MAJGRITY   ‘Mechanical Malorteies of U. 5. and England Flayed At U.N. Gather'ny   PRONOUNCED REACTION  IG STEADY VICTORIEF3

Oyez, Oyez, Oyez! Supreme Court Justices Eat Spaghetti, Wash i in Half Inch of Water

lowaVet Found  to Scorn 59-90° Clubs Oily 597 Exhaust Allowances.

lowa Veterans Found to Scorn 52-90: Clubs; Only 527 Exhaust Allowances.

Offer U.S. Plan For  Palestine.   Request Made That Britain’s Mandate . Cease July 1, 1948

OPPOSES THIS POWER IN REICK PEAGE TALKS   Foreign Ministers Council Report Reveals Variety of Disagreements

Soviets Balk At Including China Voice   Russians Object To u. 8. British And French Plan On German Peace

Russia Opposing China s Part In German Pact   Other Members of Big Four Would Let Chinese Sit as One of laviting Powers for German Conference; Molotov Sees Better Way

RUSS OPPOSE INVITING CHINA   Spurn Altied Proposal That Country Be Admitted to German Conference.

Russia Against Proposal On China Problem   Claims Government Still Believes Discussions Bet. ter Means.

Soviets Balk at Chinese Role in German Talks   Report Discloses New Rift Among Foreign PAinisters In Moccow

Disagreements Are Revealed   Foreign Ministers Split Along Same Pattern As In Earlier Differences

Consider Deals on German Treaty  Marshall and Molotov Offer Concessions

Russians Oppose China As Host On German Treaty  Other Three Powers Differ; Reparations Aareement Seen

MOLOTOV ACCEPTS MARSHALL'S PLAN ON CHINA INQUIRY   Soviet. Minister Agrees. te Written Exchange of  SP cumassttoris

Molotov Agrees to Exchange OF Information on China  Directan Larantan Minicter Offers

 Molotov Okays Marshall Plan   Agrees To Exchange Of Written Information On China.

Molotov Agrees to Marshall Proposal That Two Governments Present Written Information on Nation’s Problems.

Molotov In Agreement  OnChina Plar   Contends Big 3 Can Best Meet Chinese Problem

New Split on German Treaty   Russia Opposes China Be One of -. viting Powers to Meet

Moletov Accedes To Marshall's Proposal After Informal Talks Are Rejected

RED GRUMBLE BUT APPROVES MARSHALL PLAN   Future Modifications Heped as Ministers Wallow in China Problern.

Molotov Gives Assent To U. S. Plan On China   RUSSIAN MINISTER TO AGREE TO MARSHALL POLICY

Molotov Agrees With Marshall On Chinese Issue  Work Progresses On Austrian Pact

BIG 3 TALKS ARE FAVORED  BY MOLOTOV   Both Sides Are Expected To Give Ground

Plan to Include China in Peace Parleys Onnosed   Splits Apparent After Deputies Present Summary

REDS OPPOSE CHINA VOICE IN ERMAN TALKS   #olotov Sides With Marshall On Plan For Written Exchange Of Information

At Odds Again _ On China   Russia Opposes China As One of Inviting Powers ‘to Proposed Reich Treaty . Parley

SECRETARY. SEES U.S. "RADIO VOICE” WORLD PEACE AID   Also Approves Congress Resolution For United. Eurene Within UN

Says Freedom,  Funds Vital   Marshall Declares Foreign Broadcasts, Information Program Necessity.

Marshall Urges Broadcast Funds  Holds {t Essential to Foreian Relations

STEELWORKERS TO IGNORE BILL   CIO Union’s Executive Unit Aims Attacks At Plan

Union Votes to Ignore Measure  United Steelworkers Are in Aareement

Steelworkers Vote  To Ignore New Law “No Strike” Pledge Not To Be Offered

Steel Workers To Ignore Law   Won't Recognize New Labor Board—Seek to  Resolve All Issues

'There’s A Showdown Coming  ‘Huge Steelworkers’ Union ‘Will Ignore New Labor Bill

STEEL WORKERS TO IGNORE NEW LABOR STATUTE   Will Continue Efforts  To Settle All Em.  ployer-Employe Is. sues Through “Bona Fide Collective Bar.   gaining.’

£10 Steelworkers Decide To Ignore Taft-Hartley Act   Largest CIO Union On Record Not To Comnly.

CIO Union To Ignore Labor Act   United Steelworkers’ Union Witl Not Recognize New Labor Board To Be Set Up Under The Law

STEEL WORKERS TO IGNORE LAW   CHALLENGE LEGALITY OF NEW LABOR ACT; TO USE BARGAINING

Steelworkers Will “Ignore” New Labor Aci   Executive Board Votes, In Effect, Without Presence Of President Phil Murray

War in Greece Is Blamed on U.S.Grouns   Yugoslav Reds — Hail Russia in Proclamation

EUROPEANS PLAN MAY DAY RALLIES   REDS, ON EVE OF GBSERYANCE, HUBL CHARGES AT “IMPERIALIST CLIQUES.”

ASK YUGOSLAVIA TO BACK CLAIMS   Called Before Big Four To Support Her Territorial Demands.

At Least 58 Persons are Dead and Hundreds Homeless in Wake of Murricane — More Than 200 Carcasses of Animals are Removed from Beaches,

Brooklyn Veteran Accused in Theft Of Atom Secrets   FBI Recovers 37 Photos And 10 Negatives Taken At Los Alamos

ANOTHER EX-6l HELD FOR THEFT OF ATOM SECRET   Brooklyn Youth Charged with Stealing. Government Documents

EX-Gl HELD FOR STEALING ATOM BOMB PICTURES   Photographs Of Secret Atomi Research-Found In Home Of Accused Man

UN Giobal Police StrengthDebated   Russia Favors Small Group and idea Gets Support of Big Five

Russia Proposes Limited  UN Global Police Foree   Small Nations Charge Big Five Trying To Establish Foree Too Weak For Action Against Major Power In Event Of An Upheaval

REQUEST IN FACE OF PROTEST BY SMALL NATIONS   Other Four Big Power: Seemingly Backing Sov: iets In Stand.

THOMAS ASKED TO CLEAR UP ‘LIAR’ CHARGES   Auto Workers’ Leader To Be Recalled By House; Curbs On Unions Readied

Heavy Dama oe Done By Wind In West Va.  Councilman Killed In Clarksburg ; Nine  “aati eS ike

West Virginia Hit By Storm   Man Is Victim Of Freak Accident Huse Ta Wind.’

Half Dozen Cities In Jerusalem Area Report Flare-Ups   Violence Erupts; 3 Dead, 1 Missing In Latest Explosion

Scientists Shun Army Research   ‘Aversion to Working On Death-Dealing Wea: pons Not Chief Cause

ARMY ADMITS IT NEEDS SCIENCE   ‘Lack Of Researchers Laid To ‘Natural Causes’

Aversion To Work On Death Weapons Not Major Factor In Shortage Of Scientists

ARCHBISHOP IS APPOINTED 10 BALTIMORE SEE   Francis P. Keough, Providence, R. I., Named By Pope Pius   WASHINGTON MADE AN ARCHDIOCESE

..For Less Talk—More Action  ‘Calm Thinking Needed to Pass New Laws on Sizzling Issues

Truman Will Ask Universal  Army Training   Message Advocating It Will Go To Congress After He Gets Committee Report

—PLANS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS— Truman Says He Wants Training To Continue

PRESIDENT TO ASK UNIVERSAL TRAINING PLAN   Truman Says Extension of Draft Law Still Under Consideration

TRUMAN SEEKS TRAINING LAW   Plans Message to Congress Urging Military Program When Inquiry Ends

President Will Ask Universal Training Law   Extension Of Draft Law Is Also Under Consideration

No Decision On Draft .   May Favor New Set-Up For Universal :Training; A Message Soon

President Plans to Ask Congress for U. S. Military Training Act   Truman Tells Newsmen He Is Still Considering Message Dealing With Extension of Draft After Deadline Which Arrives Mareh 31

Truman Will Ask Congress To Vote Universal Training   Special Message Will Be Sent to Capitol Hill As Soon as Committee Finishes Inquiry; Question of Draft Extension Still Studied

PLEA FOR ARMY   Action Awaits Completion of Inquiry by SpeciailyNamed Committee

TRUMAN TO ASK TRUNING, BILL   Armed Forces Want Universa Training, ‘Not Draft Ex tension

Plans Message When Inquiry is Completed   Draft Extension Not Ruled Out, Reporters Told—Lilienthal Will Win, He Predicts

DRAFT EXTENSION TO BE ADVOCATED, PRESIDENT STATES   Message Will Be Sent Congres: When Committee Has Completed Inquiry

Draft Law Will Expire [March 31   To Advocate Bill As Soon As Inquiry Is Completed

EARLY REPOR} TO CONGRESS IS PLANNED   Extension Of Draft Still Under Consideration  AAA EIT Tee   Expected To Finish Study In Apr; Bill To Unify Services About Ready

Committee Report is Awaited  Question of Message on Draft Extension

Truman Asking  Congress Vote For Peace Draft   President Reveals Plans To Forward Message  When Probe Is Ended

Advoeate Universal ‘Training   President Will Send Message to Congress When Inquiry is Over

Armed Forces Favor New Legislation To Extension Of Draft   President Withholding Request From Congress Until Committee Completes Inquiry This Spring

Truman Plans To Ask Army Training Bill:   Services Favor Some Plan of Universal Training to the Draft

CONGRESS FOR TRAINING PLAN   Will Send Message As Soor As His Committee Winds Up Its Investigation.

President Delays.’ Recommendation: on Extension of Draft   Awa its Outcome Of. Universal Training Plans

To Ask Universal Military Training   Truman Says Proposal Will Be Made to Congress in Message as Soon as His Committee Has Completed Its Inquiry.

Two Men Snatch $22,000 From Bank  Runner at Waverly   Cash Was Being Carriec to Post Office for Shipment to New Yark

$22,000 TAKEN IN N.Y. HOLDUP   Bank Messenger Robbed On Way to Postoffice

REECE. SAYS VETO ADMINISTRATION IS NOW ESTABLISHED   GOP Chairman Takes Issue o Series~af- Vetoes. Made . By President

EXPECT LOWER MEAT PRICES   Experts Predict Larger Supply During This Year

Brazil May Carry on Small Nations’ Fight  For Arms Reduction  Urge UN Big Five To Get Together On Armament Issue

Sailor Comes  To Sick Bed   Sick Youth Asks For Big Brother, Navy Cooperates.

Hastings Lad Dies 5 Hours After Last Wish Requested   ., Sailor Brother Rushed Home To Bou’s Bedside

Farm Service Co. To Hold Meeting Tuesday, Feb. 11      Main Speaker Roger Fleming See’y Iowa Farm Bureau

AMERICAN PLAN ADOPTED IN U.N   Security Council Vote: Commission To Study Arms Reduction

U. S. Plan. Is Okayed In Showdown Vote Atom Control Group Given Okay By UN

U. S. REGISTERS VICTORY OVER ARMS CONTROL   Security Council Votes To Establish 11 Nation  Study Commission

Arms Reduction fo Be Studied by 11 Nation Commission  UN Security Council's Action Is Big U. S. Victory

APPROVE U. S. PROPOSAL ON ARMS STUDY   11-Nation Commission To Keep Hands Off  Atomic Program

U. 5. Proposals Adopted; Reds Pass Up Veto  pussia And Poland,   Russia And Poland , Abstain From Voting

Vote Seen as Victory for United States   Proposal Fought to End by Soviet Deleacte

U.S. Wins Major Arms Cut Victory   Study Won't Infringe On Atomic Commission

ARMS REDUCTION STUDY 15 VOTED   U. N. CALLS FOR PROBE BY COMMISSION — ACTION VICTORY FOR U. 8S.

Marshall Slaps At Russia Plan To Block Europe   Sharpest Statement Yet at Big 4 Meet By U. S. Secretary

Big Four ‘Tempers Flare   Austrian Settlement Stalled As Molotov And Marshall Exchange Bitter Accusations

Marshall in Sharp Affack On Soviels   Says Russia. Trying te Dis. rupt Cooperative Movement far European  Recavery

Marshall in Sharp Attack On Soviets   Says. Russia Trying ta Dis. tupt Casnerative Mevement for European Recavery .

REDS ACCUSED OF TRYING 10 CAUSE CHADS   Secretary Marshall Says  _ Soviets Seek to Disrupt  Co-operative Movement for Economic Recovery in Europe.

Marshall Fires New Accusation At Soviet Russia   , Charge Attempt To Disrup Movement For Economic Recovery Of Europe; Austrian Treaty Stalled’

MARSHALL HITS REDS’ ATTITUDE   Soviet Seeks to ‘Disrup Europe’s Recovery Secretary Charges,

Marshall Accuses. Russians of Trying To Stall Recovery   Molotev Charges Effort. Js Being  Made to Enslave Aucttrigqn Netian

—- VECEE ER apes ee   Sharp Words  ToRuss   Soviet Accused Of Trying To Disrupt Europe's Recovery

MARSHALL DENOUNCES RUSSIAN OPPOSITION TO EUROPE RECOVERY  MOLOTOV SAYS OTHER BIG 3 TRY TO ENSLAVE AUSTRIA WITH RELIEF

No Agreement Reached on Austrian Pact   Acrimonious Session Sees Molotov Hit At 3 Other Nations

U.S, TRIBUNAL INDICTS 14 NAZIS   Three Field Marshals, Admiral Among Group In War Crimes Charge

More Germans Are Indicted   Fourteen. High Ranking ” Officers Held As War. oo" Criminals: :

14. High Nazi Officers Are Indicted; Will Be Last of Important Officers‘to Be Tried

14 EX-GERMAN LEADERS FACE COURT CHARGE   U. S. Indictment Accuses Group of Aggression, Murder at Nuernberg

14 High Ranking German Officers To Be Tried By U. S. Authorities

14 HIGH GERMAN OFFICERS ACCUSED OF WAR GRIMES   Three Field Marshals, One Admiral and 10 Generals indicted by U. S. on Charges of Murder, Aggression,    LAST GF IMPORTANT NAZIS TO FACE TRIAL   All Others Either Unable to Appear in Court Because of Health or HaveBeen Prom ised for Extradition,

TO 60 ON TRIAL IN WAR CRIMES   Field Marshals, Generals Admiral Among Latest Indicted By U. S

Last of Top Nazi Brass Is Indicted  On Charges of Crimes Against Peace

U.S. INDICTS 41 NAZI WAR LEADERS    Charged With Planning War Of Aggression   Three Field Marshals, One Admiral Are Accused; Last Of Key Figures

Represent Last List of German ~ Military Grour   U. S. Brings Charges Of Crimes Against Peace, Humanity

—GERMANY— 14, Ex-Nazi Heads Face U.S. Charges  ' Indictments Are Made Public

Last of I mportant Nazi Military High @ommand Tried by U S Authorities

Important Nazi Military Figures Will be Tried   U.S. ta Try 14 High-Ups Accused of Crimes Against Peate ond Humanity

NAZI MILITARY MEN INDICTED   Last Of Important Germar Army Figures Face War Crimes Charges

HIGH OFFICERS CHARGED Fourteen German Militarists Face Trial As. War Criminals

BALL'S GROUP IS WATCHDOG FOR NEW LAY   He Says Taft-Hartley Act Has No Major Defeat to Date

WILL NOT LIMIT FREEDOM OF LABOR PRESS   Subscription-Supported Paper Can Print Own Union Political Views

Labor Press To ‘Be Free’   May Carry Political News, Says’ Senator

Not To Interfere With Labor Press Freedom   ’ Sen. Ball Says “Watchdog” Committee Not To Take Part In Labor-Management Rows

BE FREE UNDER NEW LABOR ACT   Employes File Most of Cases, Sen. Rall Savs

Labor Press Not Curbed   Senator Ball Declares Freedom Not Threatened Under New Labor Law

Taft-Harfley Act Will Not Interfere With Labor Press   Employes File Most _ Of Cases Under  Law, Says Ball

Says Freedom of Labor Press Not Endangered   Senator Ball Tails U.S. Unions Taft-Hartlay Bill Will Net tnterfere

Senator Tells Labor Groups There Will Be No Attempt to Silence Publications Under the Taft-Hartley Act.

Taft-Hartley Won't Hinder Labor Press   Courts Must Eventually Clarify Discussion Point.

Plan No Curbs On Labor Press  Rall Gave Ack Will   Ball Says Act Will Not Limit Freedom

DEATH OF A.F.L. CHIEF COUNSEL — STUNS CONVENTION WITH GRIEF; ILABOR PRESS PLEDGED FREEDOM

Ball Assures Labor Press On Freedoia   Employes Filing Most Actions, Committee Finds

Sen. Ball Sees No Attempt To Gag Labor Press   Says Taft-Hartley Act  Doesn’t Bar Printing Of Paltical Nawe

Ball Says Press Freedom Allowed Under Labor Law   Taft-Hartley Act Does Not Apply To  Union Publications

UNIONS TOLD NO ATTEMPTS. WH BE MADE TO INTERFERE WITH FREE  f z  LABOR PRESS BY TAPT-HARTIEV ACT

BALL SEES FREE LABOR PRESS   No Interference Predicted Under Taft-Hartley Law

Promises No Labor Press  Interference  Sen. Ball Tells Uniens of Labor Law Intentions

‘Labor Press’ WillBeFree Under New Law   Sen: Ball Says No Attempt To Be Made To Interfere, Infringe Rights

Ball Denies T-H Muzzles Labor Press   New Law Working Well With No Major Defects To Date Says Senator

May Delay Adjournment  This Week   Sharp Divisions Over Agricultural And Wat Department Civil Functions Money.

House, Senate Differ Widely Over Spending   Sharpest Division Ts On Agriculture

Detective Fears Probe,  Kills Aide, Self   Arkansas Hunter Finds Bodies :

Hoodlum’s End In S.F. Laid to  Gang Vengeance  Slaying Hints Eastern Rackets Muscling in; Danuohtar Sanekt

BATTLE HALTS ATTEMPTED ROBBERY   Three Slain and Three Held After $1,000,000 Chicago “Job” Fails

TWO WIVES TWO TOO MANY; KILLS HIMSEL   Chiczgo Man Takes Suicide Way Out Of Marital Diffienities, Inquest Reveals

eception. senator O' Maho of Wyoming called it $$$  rnonney of Wyoming called it “  Two Wives Too Many; Husband Kills Himself

Colder Weather Heads This Way   Weather Forecast Is For Cold Spell With Temperature Down To 5 Or 10 Above

Woman Is Held In Connection With Death of Kaiser Wilhelm’s Widow

Girl Held on Suspicion of Murder and Theft in Death of Princess Hermine

Lid Clamped On Chicago's . Gambling Spots   Mayor Kennelly Drives Syndicates to Cover in Windy City in Cleanup Campaign.

GAMBLING ABSENT IN CHICAGO TODAY CLEANUP IS BEGUN   Mayor Kennelly Puts Lid on Rackets; Large as Well as Small Spots Are Vacant.   POLICE LEADERS “ARE GIVEN SHUFFLE

NOV. 17 SESSION TAX GUT KILLED   Knutson Concedes Defeat After Conference With Martin

GOP. LEADERS: COOL TOWARD. ACTION NOW   PLAN TO BRING UP ‘TAX BILt DURING SPECIAL SESSION — IS ABANDONED BY  oe ITS SPONSOR a]

Expert to Give Officials Data On. Aid Program   Economic Report On Marshall Plan Is Sent to Paris

Truman Refurns To White House   Many Matters Await President's Attention After Trip to Brazil

Truman Arrives In--WashingtonFrom Brazil   - Faces Both: Domestic and . Foreign Problems

Diameters About 200,000,000 Miles Each  Huge Red Stars Line Milky Way Outer Rim’

War Department Fund Approved  _ Senate Committee Uvs Appropriation

War Department Appropriation Is Over Five Billions   Senate Committee Gives Right of Way for Cash And for Authorizations

Senators Add To Army Fund   Committee Reports Raise Over House Figures

Paris Conference On Marshall Plan Gets Under Way   Britain and France in Move to Survey the Possibilities

Top Leaders of Two Nations Meet in Paris to Begin Work on Program Advocated by Marshal!—Appointment of Series of Committees to Estimate Needs Proposed—-No Word Received From Russia as to Whether She Will Co-operate.

Britain, France  Confer on Marshall Plan  Top Leaders, Plus  Experts Start _ Work on Aid Setup

Europe Charts Own Recovery   Anglo-French Talks Begin Ae Rovin Reaches Paris

Britain, France Begin Parley On Rebuilding   Common Program For European Reconstruction

WORK BEGINS ON FUROPEAN ECONOMIC AID   REBUILDING GIVEN BOOST BY FRANCE AND BRITAIN

Netherlands Accepts U.S. As Mediator   Dewey Confident Of Lead in Race   McCormick Estate in Excess of $35.000.000   Bible-Quoting Industrialist Agrees to Unionization

Seeks to Avoid Troubles of World War    France in Accord But Britain and Russia Have Doubts

Marshall Outlines Novel Suggestion At Big 4 Parley   ‘Constitution for Reich Would Clearly Accept Peace Settlement

U. 5. PROPOSES GERMAN PACT GO UNSIGNED   Marshall Would Make Peovle Themselves Responsible

. ~ Temperatures   Secretary ‘Suggests That Neither Officials Nor Government Sign but Be Committed By Constitution to Adhere to Setilement Pact

U.S. Offers New Peace Plan   Marshall Wants All Germans Responsible

Big 4 Talk  on German Procedure   Marshall Proposes No One Be Made to Sign Treaty

UNSIGNED PRET FOR REICH ASKED   Treaty Would Avoid - Difficulties After last Wear

Marshall Presents Plan for Signing Of German Treaty   Would, Hold Entire People Responsible

Home of Aflanta Writer ls Bombed   C. E. Gregory, Political Reporter, Escapes

Needs of Greek Army Under Study, State Secretary Marshall Reports

Marshall Says Vighting There Not ‘Warfare’   L. S. Observers With Greek Army To See What Help Is Needed

10 Merchant Ships ToBe  Sent Turkey   Marshall Announces First Move In U.S. Plans To Strengthen Its Armed Forces

U. 5. VESSELS   Secretary Marshall Dis. closes Plan To Sell Merchant Ships

U.S. Plans Sale Of 10 Merchant Ships To. Turks   First Step In Program Of Strengthening Theit Armed Forces.

TURKEY WILL GET U. S. SHIPS   Marshall Reveals U.S. Takes Steps Under Aid Setup

U.S. Ships To Turkey   Send 10 Vessels As First Step in Plan To Strengthen Nation

U.S. to Turn Over 10 Merchant Ships To Turkish Force   Turkey Will Pay Cash te Get Six PassengerCargo Vessels

Turks To Get Yank Vessel:   Marshall Says U. S. Now Taking Steps To Turn Over Ten Ships

Turkey to Get 10 U.S. Ships   Effort to Sirengthen Armed Forces Begins

Turk Armed Forces Will Get US. Ships   First Step Taken in Announced Aid Plan On Marshall’s Order

EN MERCHANT HIPS TO BE TURNED } OVER TO TURKEY   Chis‘Announcement Was Made Today by Secretary Marshall.   ‘0 STRENGTHEN FORCE   fhe Secretary Asked the  Maritime Commission to Seli Six.

U.S. Plans To — Turn over 10 _ Ships to. Turkey   Would ‘Strengthen’ °°. Nation’s Armed: Forces,

Turkey May Get Ten Merchant Ships From U. S.  Transfer to Be First Step in American Aid far That Nation

TO TURN OVE U. S. VESSELS TO TURKEY   First Move To Strengthen Armed Forces

Vessels to Help Bolster Army   Marshall Says America Must Decide What to Do to Help Greece in Fight

FIRST TRANSFER UNDER PLAN 10 SUPPORT NATION   MARSHALL EXPLAINS NEED FOR OBSERVERS WITH GREEK ARMY

10 U.S. SHIPS G0 TO TURKEY   Marshall Reveals First Step ir Program To Build Military Power.

U.S. Outpost Rejects Ultimatum   Yugoslavs Seek to Claim Italian Territory

Truman Slate: Labor Bill Action Friday  Veto Caravan’ Plans €npital Protest In Parade Today

Washington Has National Organizations to Spare — One Only Requires 3 Men

—NO TRACE OF MARION CHILD— Parents V oice Plea For  Return Of Missing Girl

[YPHOON'S DEAD IS ATLEATS 59   56 Of Death List Aboard Danish Motorship, Sunk Near Samar

WORST TYPHOON SINCE °34  26 Persons Said Lost As Danish Ship Sinks

Utilization Of 5 Miles Of Line Considered  Firm’<« Hand Refucec   Firm’s Head Refuses To Set Sale Price On Railroad

33 INJURED AS  BUS OVERTURNS  AT CARLINVILLE Brakes Locked as  Vehicle Returning From Alton Today

Calitornia Legislator Says Russia Covets Alaska  To Raise Question On Floor of House In Connection  With Aid Program

Charges Russia Covets Return of Alaskan Area  Soviets Contend Purchase of

Charges Russia Coveis Return of Alaskan Area  Soviets Contend Purchase of  ™ = =.. win

Russia Covets Alaska-Claim   Question To Be Raised In House Today

10-Point Plan Drafted by GOP Leaders   Controls on Exports For Another Year Feature of Program

BRAMHAM DIES AT AGE OF 72   Czar Of Minor League Baseball For 14 Years Passes In Durham Qospital After Brief Illness.

Crisenberry Seeks $320,000 For Giant City Dam Project   Bill Earmarking Total 0} $3,519,000 For Flood Control Introduced

Truman May Be Speaker At Gettysburg Memorial Rites   invitation Is Extended Tc President By Senators Martin And Myers And Rep. Gross

Union Considers ‘’Final Proposals” By Company ‘In West Allis Dispute

‘AK ingly Breadbasket Find Henry The Eighth’s Iron Pants To Prove His Slim Girth

Newly Discovered Iron Pants Show Henry the’ Eighth a Handsome 34

Tron Suit Blasts Henry: VIII Myth; He Wasn’t Short, Fat in Heyday

SNOW FOR NORTHWES1   Flora Predicts Little Change  Temperatures for This Area

State GOI Selects  Roberts —   Public Relations Man To State Chairman’s Post Succeeding the Late Quentin Brown

PHONE STRIKE © PICTURE HAZY   But U. S. Conciliators Hope New Talks Will Lead to Pact on Mendoy

Beirne Says the ‘Phone Strike May Break by Monday   Talks With Companies And Government May Bring Results

U.S. Conciliators Develop New Phone Peace Hop   Situation Remains ‘Difficult’ as Talks  Are Continued

Confer With Both Sides and Report They Are Busy on a Proposition Which They Expect to Get Results. Mavbe Today.

Conciliators Hopeful of New Program fo End Phone Strike   Admit Situation Still Difficult But ‘Certainly’ ’ Not Hopeless as Mediation Activity Renewed

‘Fruitful’ Plan To End Phone Strike Readied  Beirne Expres ~stoay a Acc ord Reftoare reer

U. §. TO OFFER NEW PLAN TO END TELEPHONE STRIKE   Program Being Developed by Two Conciliators Who Declare It “May Be Fruitful.”   SCHWELLENBACH TAKES HAND IN NEGOTIATIONS   Union Head Beirne Expresses  Hope Agreement Will Be Reached Before Monday.

President Of Workers Ex: presses Hope For Settlement By Monday   ARBITERS. IN NEW BURST OF MEDIATION ACTIVITY

wd Shows Signs Of Clearing After Heavy Rain  Montana Rangelands Farms Benefit From Record Fall

Jeff Milton Who Brought Gun Law  To New Mexico, Arizona, Dies at 85

NEW ENGLAND   Heavy Damage Is Reported From Cyclonic Winds; One Death Results

Entire Staff Of Township Teachers Quits   38 Resign After Plea for $300 Salary  Increase Is Refused

ATTACK BEVIN TREATY STAND   Soviet Party Organ Claims Aid Pact Repudiated By Foreign Secretary

Unit Termed Large and Well Armed   Called Elements Of “‘Pirista”  Party of Bolivian Revolutionary Left

Leaders Meet With Truman On Aid Plans   Decision on Special Session Anticipated At White House Talk:

TWO COURSES OF ACTION LISTED   President Faces Showdown With Heads Of Congress   May Be Made Available By Special Session, Transfer Of Other Funds

Truman fo Call Conaress Nov. 17  Martin Reveals Plan To Spur Foreign Aid   BPN 48484 2 BLN Washington— (AP) —Speaker Martin said today President Truman will call a special session of congress to meet Novy. 17 to consider emergency European aid.

May Decide Today On Eur ope Crisis   Truman Meets with Congress Leaders  At the White House

Showdown Due On Emeraency Help for Europe   Truman Meets With Congress Leaders Today

TRUMAN MEETS WITH CABINET, CONGRESS BLOC   Special Session May Be Set During Extraordinary White House Parley

TRUMAN FACES SHOWDOWN IN FOOD PROGRAM   Congressional Leaders Set For Parley on Europe’s Plight

Special Session May Be Asked   Truman Might Suggest CCC Loan Europeans Necessary Foods 

Confers with Congressional Leaders ee  engressionai Leaders  PRESIDENT FACES SHOWDOWN TODAY

Aides Believe Agency Funds May Be Used As ‘Stop-Gap’   Congressional Chiefs Called Into Sessions With Chief Executive

Oppose Taft On Aid Cost   Marshall Says U. 8. To Seek Four-Power Non-Ageression Pact

Strike In 12th Day—No End Sighted. ...  Few Phone Hands Said Going Back

Says Striking Telephone Workers Haven't Taken Their Case to Pracident

NO SIGNS TODAY OF STRIKE’S END      Some Bell Companies Say Workers Are Returning to Jobs

NEW LABOR BILL DRAWN BY TAFT, SMITH AND BALL   Measure Is Revised Version of Case Bill Vetoed by Truman Last Year   IS GOP STARTING POINT   Wagner Hopes to Head Off Any Drastic Action With Another Proposal

Ball Submits Objectives to Policy Group   Republican Measure Would Set Up 5-Man Mediation Board

KOREAN “REVOLT” LEADERS JAILED, GEN. HODGE SAYS   Widespread Revolutionary Activity Uncovered In Cauthern Fane

Find Evidence Of Red-Plotted Revolt, Korea   Russians Protest Ringleaders Arrest

MANY ARRESTED “IN KOREAN PLOT   More Than 100 Nabbed in  Government Order

ee. nee a eS eee”  RED RADIO EMPLOYES ARRESTED IN KOREA   Officials Say Leftists Triec To Air Propaganda

U. S. Officer Says Leftist Group Trying To Get Red Propaganda on the Radio

Uncover Leftist Plot in Korea   . U.S. Officials Arrest ” Ringleaders, Arousine Pussian Objections

100 Arrested in Southern Area: Russia Protests   Leaders Were Under Close Watch, Hodge Asserts in Report

3 KILL POLICE INFORMER A ND TWO WITNESSES   Officers Kill One Gunman, Arrest Another; Third Is Missing

Four Killed as Smalltime Hoodlums Go on Rampage   informer, Two Witnesses Slain by Thuas, Police Fatally Wound One Killer

GANGSTERS KILL THREE   Try to Wipe Out Witnesses After Slaying Informer

Four Dead, Trio Wounded In Chicago Revenge War   Small Time Hoodlums Say Slayer Informer, Try To Wipe Out All Witnesses

Gang Reprisal fray Leaves Four Men Dea   informer and Two Witnesses Slain; Bolice Kill Gunmen

4 in Chicago Die.as ‘Perfect Crime’ Fails   Police Kill Hoodlum and Capture Another “ftew Tele: Slaving

4 DIE IN SERIES OF KILLINGS IN CHICAGO FEUD’   Hoodiums Slay ‘Informer’ Then Take Witnesses On ‘Ride’ To Hide Death

Potatoes Rationed in Britain; Each Book-Holder To Receive About 7 Average Spuds Weekly

ITATO RATION   English Limited to Three _ Pounds Weekly; Housewives Protest

Britain Starts Potato Ration   (Women Declare 3 Pound: Weekly Nat Fnoanch

Potato Rationing Begins in Britain  On 3-Pound Basis   Immediate Protests Filed by Housewives From Many Sections

Petrillo Says Chain Music Must Stop   Tells Committee Disc: By AFM Will End Next Year

Petrillo Says Contracts Will  Be Terminated   Action Would Limit Orchestra Broadcasts T,. g Sinsle Station

Petrillo in Threat fo End Pacts   May Change Mind; Says Mass Unemployment  Facece Muciciens.

Says Union Won't Sign  Contracts   Plans To End All Broadcasts Early Next Year

RECORDINGS AND NETWORK MUSIC MAY BE HALTED   Petrillo Warns Contracts May Nol Be Renewed

Would Shut Off Records On Radios   Petrillo Reveals Plans ti Take Recordings Off Radio Programs

Tells House, Committee  Of Plans F or Coming Year   No More Music for “Nix” Says Czar of American Federation of Musicians Today

Union May Shut Off Recordings At End of Year   Contracts Which End Will Not Be Renewed, AFM ‘Dictator’ Says

THREATENS CUT IN RADIO MUSIC   AFM Head Disclose: Plans to Shut Off Union Records

etrillo to lop All  ecordings  ys Union Will i. Gan CPadin   anys Union Will  Iso Ban Radio letwork Programs 5 Contracts Expire

Truman Urges Safeguarding _Of Resource:   President Dedicates Park . In Florida, Asserts Vigilance Needed. .:~ For Protection

TRUMAN ASKS GLOGE WATCH OF RESOURCES   Voices Conservation Plea in Dedicating National Everglades Park,

Truman Urges Conservation In Florida Talk   Dedicates Huge New U. S. Park In Everalades

Resist ‘Raids’ on Natural Resources, _ Truman Asks in Everglades Park Talk

Truman Deplores Raiding Naturat Resources of US   Declares Proper Use of Land and Water Is a Public Necessity

Resist Raids On Resources Truman Plea   President Speaks At Dedication of Everglades Park

Truman Urges Resistance To Raids on U.S. Resources   President Dedicates Everglades National Par! En Route to ‘White House’ in Key West

EVERGLADES PARK ‘PARK. - Truman Deplores Drain  _On Resources of U. S.

“Bee Bulletin” Points Up Value _ Of Honey Makers in U.S. ‘Econom)

Few Americans Realize How Much Depends on the Good Health of Common Honey Bee

COOL AIR ON ITS WAY   Flera Predicts 10 Degrees Cooler Weather. for Tomorrow

MEE oy SOON VE eS Va lowa VA Discontinues ite Travalian Carviesn

DISCONTINUE VETS CONTACT SERVICE   G.I’s Will Seek Aid At Corning After Aug. 15

ARMLESS BOY DEFENDS SELF   His Ability Gains Grand Rapids’ Admiration

MAJOR CITIES SET AFLAME IN INDONESIA   Two-Pronged Attack Nears Capital Of Republic

Folks Manage To Get Along Without Telephone Service  Hand Operation In Yonkers, N. Y.

Pontiff - Points. To Power ‘Politics, Insincerity As: Causing Strife ' Among Nations 

Celebration Of Third Christmas Since End Of War Marred For Many Nations

The Weather   World Bese By Woes on Holiday Eve  Bloodshed and Belt-Tightening Temper Gaietv

Chaos Marks Yule Season Across Seas   Austerity Has Become New Word For Belt-Tightening In Europe

_IGHT FROM BETHLEHEM .  -Christmas Spirit Shines ‘Around Strife-torn Globe

Foreign Christmas Observances Face Tormenting Settings   Third Anniversary Since War Find Much Grief, Misery and Conflict

Four Nations Suffering From War   Cold And Hunger Add To Misery Of Thousands

‘Christmas F inds World Still Torn   Bloodshed, Hunger And Cold Cloud Many Lands But Even Moscow Feels Holiday Spirit

STRIFE REIGNS. N BACKGROUND OF MERRIMENT   Third Christmas Since War  Finds Nations Vigilant.

Third Christmas Since War Finds World fo Turmoi   Bloodshed.And Misery And Wrangling Of Nations Rampant.

4 Hamilton Park Homes Are Sold   One: Property In De‘velopment Brings $10.000.

Dwellings Stil Much In Demand   .Many Change Owner: This Week To Boost Realty Sales.

Battle Stirs — Housing Unit   Republican Senators Figh   Over Reorcanization

‘Senator Tobey ‘Loses His Command In Probe of Housing   New Hampshire Man Is Outgeneraled by Sen. McCarthy’s Forces

‘See Wholesale Revision  ‘Of Assessments by 1949   Part of State-wide Equalization Program Cities, Towns to Feel Effects First

Urban Taxpayers Will Feel First Assessment Chana   Wholesale Revision Of City Property Ta» Probable in 1949

MISTAKE MAY FORCE SPECIAL MEET OF SOLONS   Rules All Road Constructior Funds Diverted to Other Ohio Projects

Special Legislative Session Necessary on Highway Fund Issue   Court Rules Assembly Error Has Diverted All Road Moneys to Maintenance, Repair; Nothing Left for New Construction

DODGERS LEAD YANKS, 9-7 IN SIXTH INNING   Six-Run Splurge in Second Gives Underdogs a Lead After Losing Two Games of the Series in New York.

Marshall Says Conference Did Not Fail.   Secretary Reported to Be in an Optimistic Mood

OHIO MINISTER SLAIN IN CABIN   Victim Is Believed To Br Dr. Vaughn, Worker With Delinquents

Presbyterian Minister Murdered   Pastor, Radio Speaker Ant Writer Known For Work With Juveniles

500 Submit, Photos For Record Book   Vets Have Until Dee. 1 tc Turn in Pictures and Service Data.

DEADLINE ON VET INFORMATION NEAR   Hope to Have Data and Photos by Tuesday for Historical Record Book.

Byrd Flies Over Pole   His Second Time, Drops United Nations Flaq

Drops Flag United Nations In Duplicating His Historic Feat of Nov.  29. 1929

ADMIRAL BYRD DROPS UN FLAG ON SOUTH POLE   Famed Explorer Flies Over Pole For Second Time; Details Lacking   TO EXPLORE WARM LAKES   Explorers Plan Expedition p 10 Learn More About Oasis In Antarctic

 Explorer Flies Over Unknown  : a ; : ¥ v  Admiral Byrd Drops UN Flag In « " we 5   Second Flisht Over South Pole

: —SECOND FLIGHT OVER. POLE—  Byrd-Flies Over South Pole, Drops U. N. Flag

BYRD DROPS FLAG OVER SOUTH POLE   ' Returns -to Little America After Flicht of 13 Hours

BYRD-FLIES OVER SOUTH POLE; FLAG OF U.N. IS DROPPED   Admiral Duplicates Feat o 1929:. Makes Flight of Thirteen Hours

Adm. Byrd Drops United Nations Flag Durina Second Flicht Over South Pole

Byrd DropsFlag Of United Nations In Flight Over South Pole Sunday   Admiral Spends 13 Hours On F light And Finds Temperature Of 40 Below At 12,000 Feet Abave The Pal.

Flag Dropped At South Pole By Adm. Byrd   Explorer Duplicates Feat Of 1929 When He First Flew Over Pole

USES U. N. COLORS IN DUPLICATING FLIGHT OF 1929   REPORTS MERCURY AT 40 BELOW OVER POLE DURING 13-HOUR TRIP

Admiral Byrd Flies over South Pole,  Drons United Nations Flag on Sife

A Return To Pole   Byrd Flies Flies Over South Pole For Second Time: Drops Flag. of U. N.

UN FLAG DROPS ON SOUTH POLE   BYRD REPORTS FLIGHT DIRECTLY OVER SOUTH AXIS

BYRD REPEATS . ~~ ‘TRIP TO POLE   FAMOUS EXPLORER AGAIN \FLIES OVER PLATEAU AND DROPS UNITED NATIONS FLAG

Byrd Completes Another Flight Over South Pole   Drops Flag Of United Nations In Latest Air Journey Over Pole   DUPLICATES TRIP OF NOVEMBER 1929

Admiral Byrd Circles Over  South Pole   By Flying Over The Pole Byrd Duplicates His Feat Of  November 29, 1928.

Adm. Byrd Flies Over South Pole: Plan Expedition To Land Of Lakes

Admiral Duplicates His 1929 Feat; Drops Flag of © linitead Natnans

Don’t Wind Up Your Week End In The Morgue  DRIVE SAFELY!   DEATH ANELL SOUNDS FOR [HIRD PARTY

Hughes Denies Offering Sum to Lift Film Ban   Resents Cross Examination, He Tells Senator Ferguson

Hughes Denies Ever Offering Meyers Money   Never Offered Retired General Money To Remove Ban on “The Outlaw.”

Hughes Denies Deal On ‘Outlaw  Says He Didn't Offer Funds To Gen. Meyer:

Meyers-Mayor Talk Revealed On ‘Outlaw’ Ban   Film Producer Says Finger Pur On Movie Showing

Hughes “Positively” Denies Reported Offer To Meyer To Aid “The Outlaw,” Savs Chairman “Trying To Trip Me”

Hughes Denies Trying To Have  R red Ban Remove   Says He Did Not Offer Meyers $160,000 To Intercede In New York

HUGHES DENIES ‘BRIBE’ OFFER   Says He Did Not Suggest ~ Sum To Lift Picture Ban

Builder Says Senator Seeks  To ‘Trip’ Him   Admits He Thought ikx-General Caused  Barring of ‘Outlaw’ After Loan Refusal

DeniesOffering Bribe to Lift ‘Outlaw’ Ban   Hughes Says Meyers Talked to O'Dwyer About Film

MEYERS GOT NO OFFER: HUGHES   Latter Wanted Film Bar Lifted, Suggestion

Denies Seeking General’ 8. Help: To Show Movie   Film Magnate Declares ‘He Did Not Offer Meyers $100,000; Claims Ouwiz “Tricky?

Denies Trying to Lift Ban on ’The Outlay?"   Hughes Says He Bid Net Offer $100,000 To Retired Genaret

Meyers Charges Denied by Hughes  Planebuilder Flares Up at Sen. Ferquson

HUGHES RAPS AT FERGUSON   Accuses Inquiry Chairman Of Trying To Trip Him Up

STATE RELAXES LIQUOR ‘FREEZE   Dunifon Says Move Made t Replenish Some Stocks

LABOR PARTY BACKS BEVIN IN POLICIES   MARGATE, ENG., (UP) — The Labor party adopted a resOlution approving Ernest Bevin’s foreign policy today,

Compromise On Rent Control Is Proposed       Senaie Banking Committee Gets Offer For Continuance.

BEVIN RAPS U. 5. PALESTINE POLIC\   Labor Party Rebels Defeatec In Vata

Bevin Wins Major Victory im Labor Vote on Policies   ‘Defeats Labor Rebels ini : Test After Attack on U. Ss. Palestine Views   CONFERENCE REJECTS LEFTIST RESOLUTION   Gives Foreign Secretary a Big Ovation and Vote of Confidence

Labor Party Backs Bevin In Attack on U.S. Policy   Huge Majority Approves Condemnation Of American Actions on Palestine; Secretary Reviews Asiatic Problems

scores U.S. Policy In Palestine   Makes Spirited Defense Of His Own Program

Bevin Defends For eign Police "y  At Laker Meet   Scores Overwhelming Vietory Over Rebel Factions At Party Conference

I0 OUTSTANDING YOUNG MEN OF 1946 NAMED   Come From Fields of Business, Politics, Sports and Science

143 Exchanges In State Hit   Seven On Dial Systems Still Operating, Calls Elsewhere Held to Minimum

Foreign Chiefs Continue Their Talks   Molotov Has Virtually Vetoed Marshall's Program for Europe

Russia, Britain, France in Session on European Aid; Another Tomorrow

HINT REDS MAY QUIT CONFERENCE   FRANCE, ENGLAND TO PROCEDE ALONE ON RECOVERY PLANS

3 Power Parley Outlook Seen Dim   Britain, France Set To Aecept U.S. Aid Plan Without Reds

DISCUSS U. S. PLAN   Russia, Britain, France ir Session on European Aid;  Another Tomorrow

Compromise To Be Sought By Two Ministers   RUSSIA ADAMANT OVEF U.S. PROPOSAL FOR EUROPE

Ministers Will Have Session On Wednesday  Discuss Marshall Plan Hour and Half

Ministers Will Have Session On Wednesday  Diecuee Marchall   Discuss Marshall Plan Hour and Half

Big Three May-~Adjourr  Conference  Molotov Vetoes Marshall’s Plan

3-Power Meeting Faces Failure  Ad -iadac Virtuatly Vetooe US. Ald Plan: In 4th Session Today

New Meeting Of Ministers Set Tomorrow   Discussions To Continue Despite Molotov’s Veto Of Marshall Proposal: May Act Without Bu:

Three-Power Parley Due To Break Up   Britain And France Ready To Go Ahead With Aid Plan Without Russia

Conference Still Holds Together   Ministers Still Talk  But Mal Break Up  Tomorrow If Russia Continues to Balk

SOVIETS COME OUT AGAINST A!D PLAN™   Another Meeting Scheduled For Wednesday      Offers Program Which Is Called Unacceptable; Bevin To Carry On

Bars Marshall Plan; Set Parley   France To Propose Compromise Course

Leaders Talk Over Proposal Of Marshall   Another Session Set For Tomorrow; Russia  Opposed to Program

Bidault To ‘Try  New Bid For Aid   Economic Meeting In Paris Nears Last Session

USED HANDSAW TO CUT UP BODY, SHE TELLS POLICE   QUOTED AS SAYING HE TRIED TO KILL ME; BURIED BODY

Mrs. Laura Belle Devlin, 72, Tells Police She Hacked Mate’s Body  To Pieces

Newark Woman, 72, Admits Butcher Slaying of Husband  Sickle and Saw Used to Dismember Body; Licking County Grand Jury Probes Case

WOMAN TELLS HOW a KILLED MATE,      Cut. Husband Into Pieces After Beating Him; Feared For Her Own Life

Aged Woman Tells How She Slew Husband With Saw. Dismembered Body

Woman, 72, Admits Slaying of Husband 75, With Handsaw  Dismembered Body nonn Scattares e’e Yord

ELDERLY WOMAN KILLS HUSBAND   Used Handsaw: Dismembered Body Fo °-d Scattered Over Back Yard.

SHE BEAT HIM WITH HER FISTS      ss a 2 2 bsg Per " a . ° ‘ ue Mey , : s _ , * . ~ 2 Pin qu ag wake * ‘ . ae : 2 ms . i : : 4 o a . i e . Se Fe ae fod ee ¥

HOUSEWIFE, 72, KILLS HUSBANBs SAWS TIP BODY   Mild-Mannered Little Woman Admits Crime to Police.

SHE BEAT HIM. WITH HER FISTS  -77-Year-Old Wife Hacks Her ‘Mate To Bits, Burns Pieces

WIFE HELD FO SLAYING MATE   Elderly Ohio Woman Admits Killing 75-Yeor-Old Husband with Handsaw

Youngdahl To Present His Budget  Will Occupy Center  Second Straight Week

Youngdahl to Give Budget To Legislature   Expected to Ask for Additional Funds for State

TRUMAN PASSES NEPTUNE’S TEST   Given Easy Initiation as Vessel Crosses Equator

PRESIDENT ON "TRIAL" BEFORE KING NEPTUNE   Steals Show’ on Big Mo as Davy Jones Muffs His Lines

Legionnaires Urge¢ To Fight Communism   Post: Commanders - Ane Auxiliary Meet In: ‘Baltimore. ~

SCHACHT GIVEN  §-YEAR TERM   Ex-Nazi. Financial Wizard Fails to Impress Own _ Countrymen

SCHACHT GETS. ~ PRISON TERM   GERMAN COURT SENTENCES FORMER HEAD OF NAZI FINANCE SETUP TO EIGHT  REARS _.

SCHACHT GET EIGHT YEARS IN LABOR CAMP   former Economics Minister and Hitler Stooge

FORMER HITLER AIDE SENTENCED TO LABOR CAMP   Nazi Economics Minister Given Eight-Year Term As ‘Major Offender’

Dr. Schacht Is  Given Sentence   Nazi Leader Found Guilty By German Denazification Court At Stuttgart

Campaign Launched Against Sales Tax   Herman L. Mills Official of Newly Formed ~ Economic Council

FIGHT ON SALES TAX PLANNED BY DEALERS   Attempt Will Be Made To Secure Referendum; Budge? Of  060 Is Set Up

HERBERT HOLDS TO SLOT RULE   Maintains Hands-off Pojicy ir Regard to: indian Lake Complaints. °

CLOSE VOTE ON BUDGET CUT IN SENATE IS SEEN   Test May Come Tomorrow On California, Senator's Proposal

Cisse Senate Vote Predicted on Use of Budget Cut to Reduce Taxes or to Slash Public Debi

TEACHERS © ARE GAINING CONCESSIONS   Some Favor Principle Of Strikes, While Others Are Opposed

Federal Reserve Bank Pays Britain 80 Millions for Portion of Reserves

ENGLAND SELLS STOCK OF GOLD   80 Million Purchased In United States

British Draws On Reserve Gold Supplies   Bank of England Sells $80,000,000 Worth Of Metal in U. S.

Britain Dips Into Her Gold To Ease Pinch of Loan Freeze   Ues . ANXIOUS TO HELP. SNYDER ASSTRES PRESS

Late. ee Flashes .   Bank of England Sells US $80,000,060  From Gold Racarva

ENGLAND SELLS GOLD RESERVE   Last 400 Million Of Past Loan May Be Made Available

Step Taker to Get Dollars   Attlee Cabinet Changes, Tax Hikes Reported in Prospect

BRITISH CONVERT GOLD T0 DOLLARS   SELL 80 MILLION IN BULLION RESERVE T0 REPLACE U, S, LOAN

Britain Sells $80 Million in GoldtoU.S.   Bank of England Release Metal to Provide Foreign Credit

BRITAIN SELLS $80 MILLION IN GOLD TO U.S. RESERVE BANK  RESERVE BEING USED FOR FIRST TIME SINCE EXCHANGE TIGHTENING

Britain Sells $80 Million In Gold To U.S.   Heavier Taxes Forecast Soon

Bank of Enaland Sells Gold Hoard   U. S. Federal Bank Buys Eiakty Million

 Anglo Action Coincides With Report Tha Aulee Would Reshuffle Cabinet; Suffer Taxes British Prospect

British Sell ‘Gold Supply To US Bank   Bank of England Disposes Of $80,000,000 in Gold To Federal Reserve Bank; Higher Tarese Pramised

Leo Durocher Suspended By Baseball Head   ” CHANDLER RULES BUM’S HEAD OUT FOR 1947

Dodger Pilot Set Down For 1947 Season   Dressen Also Punished; Yanks and Bums . Fined 9000) Fach.

EO DUROCHER ~ IS SUSPENDED BY COM. CHANDLER   I Manager of the Brookivn Dod. gers Is Banished for 1947.   (NOT UP TO STANDARDS   He Also Fined the Brooklyn Club and Yankees $2000 Each.

Leo Durocher Is Suspended For ‘47 Season   Chandler Slaps Fines On Two Teams In “Cleanup” Move

Leo Durocher Punished by Baseball Czar   Dresses Suspended 30 Days; Yankees And Dedaers Fined

Durocher Suspended For 1947 Season As Chandler Denounces His ‘Conduct’

Durocher Given Year Suspension  -Two.Clubs Fined; Yank Coach Expelled

AFTERMATH OF DODGER BLASTS ON YANKEE BOSS   Dressen Suspeded for 3 Days; Fines Both Baseball Clubs $2,000

Durocher Is Out For 1947 Season, Chandler Rules   Dressen Is Suspended, Parrott and Clubs Are Fined; Result — of Charges

Chandler Acts In Un. precedented Move  Today ELA ALT iD a ORG Eh

ACTION FOUND DETRIMENTAL ~ T0 GAME   Chandler Fines New York, Brooklyn Clubs $2,000   CHUCK DRESSEN   Given 30 Day Suspension; Dodger Secretary Must Pay $500 Fine

Chuck Dressen, Yankee Coach, Suspended for 30 Days; Dodger and Yankee Teams Fined

Lewis Accused of Planning Strike   Plan To Hike Revenue for Cities Pushed   More Shirts for Men in Future   Six Stete Highway Workers Discharacd   Manager Durocher Suspended for Season

Brooklyn Pilot Barred For Year   Dodgers, Yankees Fined $2,000: Dressen Suspended For 30 Days.

Leo Durocher Is Suspended For 1947 Season   High Commissioner Of Baseball Hands Down Stunning Edict

Dodgers’ Manager ls Suspended For This Season  Leo Durocher Banned By Chandler; Two Clubs Are Fined

CHANDLER METES OUT PUNISHMENT FOR DEFAMATION   ACTION TAKEN AS RESULT OF PROBE OF M‘PHAIL CASE

iS OUSTED BY CHANDLEP   Verdict Follows Charges by N. Y. Yankees Prexy

DUROCHER IS OUT   Chandler Suspends Brook lyn Manager for Entire  1947 Season

Durocher  Suspended For Season   Yankee Coach and New York gnd Brooklyn  Baseball Clubs. Also Penalized By Chandler

SENATE VOTI TODAY ON BILL TO CURB LABOR   ‘Hatch Says He Will Vote For Measure But Anti- .   cipates Vete   WAGNER OPPOSED TO ANY CHANGE IN LAW

Senate Will Vote On Labor Measure Today   Senator Hatch Believes Truman Will Veto Bill

Truman’s Veto _ Of Labor Bill Now Predicted   Bill Forces Lobbyist To List His Expenses

TRUMAN VETO IS PREDICTED BY SEN. HATCH   UNION RESTRAINTS UP FOR SENATE VOTE TODAY

SENATE AGREES TO VOTE TODAY ON LABOR BILI   Debate Will End Around Noon and Balloting Start on Any Pending Amendmenis.   HATCH PREDICTS PRESIDENTIAL VETO   Wagner Assails Measure as “Untimely, Reactionary, Unfair and Unduly Political.”

Hatch Believes President Will Veto Measure  Wagner Assails Bill  Ac "'Trauhle-Makina”’

PRESIDENTIAL VETO SEEN  Final Vote On Labor Bill Slated Today In Senate

He ll Vote for Measure; Works  For Compromise  Hopes Nobody Tries To Put the President  6p the Seat?

Veto Predicted As Vote Is Set On Labor Bill   Sen, Hatch Says He Hope: No One's Trying to Put President Oa Sner

§  TRUMAN’S FRIEND TO VOTE FOR BILI         Senator Wagner,. Recovering From Illness, Assails Draft As Untimely

Senate Votes Today on  Labor Issues  Republicans Win Agreement to Close Debate

Senate Due To Vote Today On Labor  Legislation   AgreementReached By Republicans; Sen. Hatch Believes Truman Will Veto

Senate Votes Today on Labor Issues  Republicans Win   Republicans Win Agreement to Close Debate

Hatch Looks House Votes For Veto Of For Dept. Of ‘Labor Bill Mind Health

TRUMAN VETO OF LABOR BILL IS PREDICTED   Sen. Hatch Forecasts Action As Senate Sets Vote Today

Hotel Engineer Drags Rudy York From Blazing Bed in His Boston Hotel Room

Phone Dispute Settled With i Pay Increases   Wage Boosts Grantec 6,000 Workers

New Contract Brings Peace In Keystone  Phone Strike   Calls for Increases Of $3 and $4 Week For Some 6,000  Maintenance Men

STATE PHONE STRIKE ENDED   Maintenance  Union Wil  Accept $3 to $4 Boost For 6,000 Workers

First Major Break Provides $3 and $4 Weekly Increases in Wages of Bell Maintenance Men.

Houlton Man, 108 Friday, Recalls Stirring Days Of Youth In Woods

US Eyes Federation Plan As Vital to Furopean Aid  ae dl Oe eee 2 eee

U.S. Consider: Federation For Europe   Grants as Well as Loans May Be Made  bv This Government

GROUP CONSIDERS EUROPE ECONOMY   ‘Economic Federation Part of New Financial Aid Program Being Developed

PLAN ECONOMIC FEDERATION OF EUROPE SET UP   U. S. Officials Ponder Huge New Financial Aid Program

wu 8. Financing Studied ‘Economic: F ederation ‘ Of Europe Considered

Economic Federation Of Europe Proposed   State Department Developing Financial Aid Proaram

EuropeanEconom) Federation Study Is Made By U. 5.  Financial Burden Relieved Too Great

FINANCIAL AID PROGRAM I$ PLANNED   U. S. Officials Considex Some Sort of New Economic Federation

UNITY IN EUROPE SOUGHT BY U.S.   State Department Favors Closer Economic Ties As Basis of Financial Aid

TWO RUNAWAY ‘TEEN-AGERS HAD EXCITING EXPERIENCE   BOYS WHO STARTED RIVER TRIP FOUND $765 AND. ENDED ADVENTURES BROKE AND WITH crAacus

Congress Told Russia Stalls To Ready Bomb   Authority 'on Soviets Says Stalin Will Have Stockpile in Four Years

Three Persons Burn to Death In Springfield   Doors and Windows Of House Lecked, Stuff Everywhere

CITES PERFIDY ~— INLIQUOR ADS   Bishop Says They Make ,  Evil Seem Good.

Bishop Tells Senators At. Ads  tractive Liquor Lure Youth to Ruin

Bishop Charges False Impression Is Given By Liquor Advertisements

Senator Capper Leads Drive to Bar Liquor Ads   Hearings Under Way Today---Emporian Is 't Called to Testify

Tsaldaris Makes Attempt To Form Cabinet In Greece   Police And Military Garrisons On Alert For Coup By Communists   CABINET FORMING APPEARS DIFFICULT

Red Coup Fear Causes Greece To Alert Forces   Tsaldaris Seeks Rule; Tito Deserters Tell  Of Anti-U. S. Efforts

Guerillas Threaten New Attack   Fresh Force Said To Be Forming On Albanian Border

Invaders Scattered By Greeks   Government Moves To Meet New Attacks As Aircraft Shoot Down  Fleeing Leftists.

GREEKS EXPECT ASSAULT FROM ANOTHER POINT   New Guerrilla Units Form Planes Shoot Up First Group Of Invaders

GUERRILLAS SCATTER UNDER HEAVY ATTACK   Greek Officials Prepare for New Force Reported Forming in Alisania

WEST GETS NOTICE FUND RESTORATION   Senate Expected to Go Along . With Economy Move on  Reclamation Act

FARMERS GIVE WHEAT   Associations Provide 9.446 Bushels for Friendship Train

THREE REAPPOINTED   Grain Inspector, Medical and Dental Beard Members Named

Two Crewmen Die, Five Hurt in Crash of 8-29   Plane from Salina Hits Parked P-47"s at Tinker “Field, Oklahoma cine

TWO KILLED IN BOMBER (RASH   Five Others Injured As B-29 Hits Fighters On Ground

Cultural Programs Fight Spills Into Three Arenas Today   Broadcasts Beamed To Other Countries By State Department Under Hot Fire

Debate Over Relations Plan Hits House   Appropriations Bill Omits Funds Asked  For Program

Fight Over Cultural Relations Program Rolls Onto House Floor, Into Foreign Affairs Group

House Opens Debate On U. S. Radio Policy   STATE DEPARTMENT’S PROGRAM MAY BE CURTAILED

Battle Over Radio Funds Spreads Out   House Debate On State Department Bilf Opens Today

ETO QUESTIO COMES UP AGAIN      Security Council Decides te Discuss It Against Gromvko’s Obiection

CORN LOSS SET AT 118 MILLION   This Year's Yield To Be Onl; Two-Thirds of 1946 Harvest.

$118,000,000 Loss Faces Farmers  In Ohio On Corn Because of Rains

ITALIAN REDS LASH AMERICA   ‘Death to Truman’ Shouts Come from Crowd

Italian Reds Shout “Death To Truman’   Mass Meetings Hear Communist Leader Assail U.S. Polices

Rising Costs, WaningRevenue State Problem   Lawmakers Arriving For Tuesday Opening Of Genera] Assembly

STATE FACING MAJOR TAX PROBLEM   Rising Costs, Revenue Decline Faced By 1947 Assembly

CAUCUS OF Gl: LEADERS ASKS FOR BALLOTING   Gov. Herbert To Receive Report of Action Monday From Roy Fry

PARTY CHIEFS TO DECIDE ON FALL ELECTION   Sidney To Be Scene of Meeting; Date Set at Informal Columbus Gathering

ELECTION PROBE NOW UNDERWAY IN KANSAS CITY   Attorney General Was Coo!  Toward Tovestigation  Last Fall

FARMER INCOME SETS NEW RECORE   Twenty-four Billions : Figure Announced By Experts.

DECLINE UREA IN FAN INCOME FROM 4 RECORD  Cash Receipts Last Year Placed at 16% Above Return for 1945     ACREAGE GOAL HIGHER     But Government May Have to Spend Millions io Support Prices   But Government May Have to Spend Millions io Support Prices

$24,100, 000, {000 -Ts Received For Products; Production Soars To Nev AILTime High Level

Leftist Organization In Milan, italy Is Promised Leader Will Remain -

Leftists Gain Goal in Milan   Prefect To Remain, Government Pledges

Milan Quiet After Row   Communists Call. Off Strike After Leftist Prefect Is Reinstated

Marshall Asks Foreign Info Bill Passage   Secretary of State Terms Foreign Information Program ‘Vital to Success of Foreign Policy.’

Information Program Vital to U.S, Foreign Policy, Marshall Warns

Marshall Asks Quick Action On Foreign Information Bill  Chergas Russia and Other Nations €erend "Maliezrnauc Linc’ Ahauét ii Ss.

Information Issue Brings  Marshall Plea   Secretary Renews Stress on Avoiding Policy Handicap

"Ru ssians Spread Lies About U. S.’ Marshall Asks for More Funds To Tell World True Aims of U.S.

ASKS EXPANSION OF INFORMATION PLAN TO EUROPE   Marshall Says Program Vitat to Success of U, S. Foreign Policy

Mid-Western Corn Finally - Gels Rainfall      Week-Long Heat: Wave Is Passed Along To the East

Midwest Passes Week-Long Heat Wave On To East  Corn Belt Drought Is Finally Broken

Heat Wave Passes On To East Areas   Corn Belt Finally Gets Rain, But It’s A~ Case Larvely Of Too Little And Too Late

HEAVY LOSSES IN CORN BELT ARE CHECKED   Temperature Drop Is Forecast In Ohio, Penna. Today

EASTERN STATES ARE GRIPPED BY CONTINUED HEAT   Teo Little Rain Arrives Too Late To Help Mid western Corn Belt   THUNDER SHOWERS ARE FORECAST TODAY

Midwest: Heat Wave Broken   Rain Too Late Save Part Of Corn Crop: Tropical Storm Blows Out

Midwestern Rain Too Late To Save All Of Corn Crop   Northeast To Get Cooler Weather Today But From Virginia South Hot And Humid Air With Thunderckhauware le Pradictean

Excessive Heat Has Moved Out: May Not Return   North and East Reports Show Higher Readings; Rains Bring Kelief

MIDWEST GIVES UP HEAT WAVE   Next One Won't Be Quite As Bad, Chicago Bureau Says

 Priest Attacked In Church Stabbed Clerics Life Reported Threatened

—U.S. AID— 31 German Ships Go To France   MOVE AGAINST RED THREAT

U.S. GIVES BOATS I O ASSIST FRANCE   Former German Ships tc Help Country’s Shipping Industry.

U.S. Transfers 31 Former Nazi Ships to France   - Purpose Is to Aid French ‘Shipping Industry

U.S. To Transfer Former German Ships To France   pMove Is Made To Bolster Shipping Industry; Pres. ident Says Special Session Not Definitely Out

German Ships Being Given by U. S. to France   To Aid Shipping Industry in Nation Threatened  vy Communists!

U. S. Gives Nazi Ships  To Franee   Transfer Made To Help Bolster Economy; Truman Holds Off Special Term

FRENCH GIVEN AMERICAN AID IN EMERGENCY   U. S. Turning Over Former Enemy Vessels to Help Shipping Industry.

REPUBLICANS WIN IN TWO KEY PENNA. CITIES   Democrats, However, Take Control In 8 Other Communities   FINE TRIUMPHS   State Constitution Amendment Is Seen T)efeated

Mayoralty Gains Scored by Dems   iGOP Counts Major Victories in Harrisburg, Philadelphia; Fine Named to State Bench.

SOLDIER MAY BE DAHLIA SLAYER   Corporal Says ‘It Was Possible’ He Committed Crime

BLACK DAHLIACASE SUSPECT SAYS ‘MAYBE   Soldier Friend of Elizabeth Short Admits He Might Ra fire Slaver.

Held As Slayer Of Black Dahlia  Soldier Says He Could Have Slain Girl

Liberal Alliance Proposed by Berle   Would Crush Wallace Third Party Move -

MOVE 10 CRUSH ~NEW PARTY SEER   Berle Says Democrats Must Keep From Being Split in 1943

Lefer Says Romney Admitted Fraud   Former House Banker on Trial for Fund Shortaae

Letter to Pal Admits to Frauds   ‘Former Congress Officer implicates A Former  Congressman

WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND Mrs. Farley One Cause For Rift With Roosevelt

TAFT, ~=WHERRY SURE CONGRESS TO END ON TIME   All-Night Session On Justice Department Prohe Foreeeen

RECESS FOR CONGRESS DUE ATWEEK’S END   Kansas City Vote Probe Is Seen to Lead on Calendar

Taft Is Confident Congress Can End Session This Week   Threat Of All-Night Session Hangs Over Senate Te Koa Vote On Handling Of Election . Fraud Case

CONGRESS EXPECTS TO QUIT SATURDAY   Threat Of An All-Night Session Te day Hangs Over Senate Te Break Jam

Adjournment. Of Congress Seen Saturday  House Nears Finish; Senate Snarled

Senate Faces —  ~~ NightSession   Leaders See Adjournment Certain Saturday .

SENATE PLANS NIGHT SESSION TO PUSH BILLS   Leaders Are Confiden Adjournment Can Be Taken Saturday

Hot Weather Is Reported In Mid-West   Temperatures Reach 100’s In Kansas; Autumnal Heat May Move Toward Fast

HANNEGAN SET ON RETIREMENT   Secretary Anderson to B Party Chief, Capital Report

—AWAITS DOCTOR'S REPORT— Report Truman O. K.s Hannegan Retirement

PACKERS SAY TRUMAN PLAN ‘WONT WORK   institute Says Real Trouble On Farm, Urges Price Controls

Pentefoc County Sportsmen’s (lub: Is Oreanized Here   Ambsose Is President; Ken dolt Recommends indion Policy —Take Some, -keeve Some

Pontotec County Sporfsmen’s Club Is Organized Here   Ambrose fs. President; Ken doll Recommends Indio Poticy-Teke Some, heave Some

Nitti Fails And  Quits As Premier   Unable To Form New Italian Cabinet; New Premier Ie Souoht

Nitti Fails To Form New Italian Govt.   Formally Refuses Post Of Premier

LIBERALS TRAIL IN MANILA VOT   Roxas’ Party Threatened in Provinces of the Philinnines

Chancellor Figl Attempts to Stop Communism.  Demands for Drastic Changes in Austria Aré Rejectec

Communists Denied More Cabinet Seats  Soviets Ready To Incite Riots,

Chancellor Figl Attempts to Stop Communism:  Demands for Drastic _ Changes in Teseinies And Datactas

Discussions Likely If China Participates ; Official Word From Great Britain Lacking

Talks Likely Tf Chiang Reoresented   Molotov Insistence Seen as Attack on American Pokey

Meanwhile Soviet News —{eeney ‘ass Says -Uni ted Stales Is Seeking  Control of Greeee

RUSSIA WANTS MINISTERS 10 DISCUSS CHINE   SOVIET PROPAGANDA CAMPAIGN RAPS U.S. POLICIES   Wording Vague

RUSSIA STILL INSISTING ON CHINA PARLEY   Notes Sent To Big Three; Marshall Insists On Bid To China   BELIEVED PART OF SOVIET PROPAGANDA

U. 5. FOREIGN POLICY UNDER NEW ATTACKS   Russians Insists on Takine Up Chinese Talks At  Moscow

Talks Likely If Chiang Represented  Moalatay Inecictancs   Molotov Insistence Seen as Attack on American Policy

Soviet Requests Discussion Of  China Situation   Observers Believe U. S. Will Agree Providing China Participates

United States To Take Part An Discussions   Secretary Marshall Takes Offensive In New Foreign Policy

Communications to U.S., British Fail to State if Chinese Have Invitation

MOLOTOV INSISTS BG FOUR CONSIDER CHINESE QUESTION   U. S. Expected to Approve Informal Discussion Pro vided Chiang’s Government Takes Part.   TASS DISCUSSES TRUMAN’S MESSAGE   News Agency Says President's Speech Was “Directed Against Democratic Elements in Greece.”

Russia Asks U. S., Britain To Discuss China Problem  Move Regarded As More Propaganda Chinese Must Have Renresentative

Soviets Send New Notes on China   Marshall Ponders on U. S. Reply to Request

Denies Condoning General's Possession of Aviation Shares   Former Chiet ot Air Forces Galis . Testimony ‘"Absolute Falsehoods"

Universal Draft Is Dead Duck; Leaders Believe  Even Strong Backers OF ‘Peagram aes No  . ~f Do

Leaders Press For Heavy Vote   Rival Pennsy Parties In Hectic Election

Leaders Push For big Votein State Tuesday   Mavsor to Be Elected In Bradford, Other Cities: Registration Up

Tuesday Vote Is Watched With Eye on ‘48 Campaign 29 Cities To Elect  Mayors and 49 Due To Decide.

To Disregard Refusal of Entry Permits   Action Is Taken Over Objections of Soviet Envoys

U.N. Group Ignores Ban By Bulgaria   Orders Probers Cross Border in Disregard Of Admission Veto.

NORTH GREECE TROUBLE LAID TO NEIGHBOR’   Russ, Poland Blast Report Hitting Soviet Bloc

ROE DEATHS IN PALESTINE   CLASHES BETWEEN JEWS AND “ ARABS ARE CONTINUED IN .’ DECLARED “WAR”

British Seize Two  Refugee Ships In Palestine Waters   Three Thousand Five Hundred Jews Transferred To English Vessels To Be Taken To Cyprus Detention Camps: No Resistance Offered

No Resistance Is Offered in Ship Boarding   Identified American Crewmen of Paducah Face Prospect of Jail

2 REFUGEE SHIPS SEIZED BY BRITISH WITHOUT DISORDER   1,500 Jews Transferred to Other Vessels for Trip to Cyprus.   ARABS STRIKE TODAY      General Tieup Ordered as Protest Against Partition Plan.

Jews Again Thwarted In New Attempt To Reach Holy Land: 1-500 Seized By British Officials

1500 TAKEN FROM JEWISH REFUGEE SHIP   British Seize Visaless Jews for Transfer To Cyprus Camp

BRITISH BOARD SHIPS, TRANSFEI 1500 REFUGEES   Jews Fail to Offer Any Resistance; Head For Detention Camps

British Halt Two  Refugee Vessels   Mundreds Of Captive Jews To Be Taken To Cyprus Detention Camps

Prisoners To Be Carried Cyprus Camps   Two Relugee Ships Are Boarded But No Resist anee Fs Offered; None Of The Greun Viom Europe Iles Visas.

Hartley Pushes NLRB for Major  Policy Decision   Asks Board to Dismiss 193 Cases Agamst Non-Complying Unions

Arabs Launch Strike Against UN Decision   Minority-Majority Battle Poses New Problems For UN

Many Others I[njurec As Arabs Open Fire In Score of Buses  De Carter © Mavidenn

Rioting In Palestine  Flares Anev  Tawitch Gnarintyu   Jewish Society Seeks Soldiers

SIX JEWS DIE NUMBER HURT IN OUTBREAKS   Crowded Buses Fired Upon When Arabs Launch Reprisals

Angered Arabs Issue Call for 3-day General Strike in Holy Land as Protest to Partition   In Meantime New Wave of Violence Breaks During Which Seven Jews Were Killed; Police Patrols in Jerusalem Strenathened

TOLL OF LIVES TAKEN IN WAVE OF VIOLENCE   Eight Jews Killed in Holy Land Outbreaks Following Vote for Partition.

Six Jews Killed In Palestine: Tension Mounts   Arabs Call 3-Day General Strike To Start Tuesday

6 Jews Killed As Rift Flares In Holy Land   Bloodshed Marks Arab Retaliation Against Tl. N. Decision

8 Jews Dead In Violence In Holy Land  Nov. 29 Called   Nov. 29 Called ‘Day Of Mourning’

Call For 3-Day General Strike In Holy Land  ‘Arabs Urged To Boycott Jewish Gandce: Stranathan

U.N. DECISION FOR PARTITION IS PROTESTED   Buses Riddled by Gunfire: British Officials Fear _ Widespread Bicodshed

‘Arabs Rebel At UN Palestine Decision  Enemies Of Partitioning Urge General Strike In Holy Land

IRATE THRONGS PROTEST U. N'S PARTITION 0. K.   At Least 12 Jews Are Slain In Outbursts; Walkouts Will Start Tuesday

Tension Mounts In Palestine:  Six Jews Killed   Arab Leaders Call for 3-Day General Strike; More Bloodshed Feared

Violence Breaks Out After U-N OK’s Partition   Boycott Urged Of Jewish Goods; Seven Jews Killed

Seven Jews Are Slain In Holy Land Violence  After Partition Passes

SIX JEWS LOSE LIVES AS ARABS SEEK REVENGE   16 Others Wounded In Retaliation For U. N  Titetsinen Datlesbtans

Arab Executives Call For Strike Against Division   Holyland Is Swept By Violence In Partition Protest

Arabs Call Three-Day Strike In Protest Of Palestine Partitioning

GOP Unity Parley Scheduled Tonight   White Disturbed At Bickering, Reported Willing To Relinquish His Command Posts For Peace

Supplies Dropped To Bolivian City   Floods from Mountain Streams Drop Slightly

Planes Aiding Flood Victims   Supplies Dropped To Bolivians in Trinidad District

LUCKY LUCIANO UNDER ARREST   Vice Racketeer Told Ta Get Out Of Cuba By Secret Police

LUCIANO SEIZED BY CUBAN POLICE   FORMER NEW YORK VICE OVERLORD WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE COUNTRY.

Pick Him Up At 'Publie Cafe In  ‘Havana Suburb   Former New York Vice QOver-lord Placed in fmniigration Camp for Deportation   Entered Cuba Last October   Had Been Living in Italy Since His Pardon by Governor Dewey Last Year:

LUCKY’ LUCIANO ~ HELIN HAVANE   Former New York Vice Overlord To Be Asked To — Leave Country

Flood, Harvest Areas [Missed by Heavy Rain   Scattered Showers Expectad Tonight and EFarly Soturday

Rain Added Little To Flood Danger   Generally Missed Swollen Rivers and Wheat Har vesting Areas   MORE COMING TONIGHT   Heavy Rains in Southeast ern Part of State Last Night

Rio Conference Holds Important Spot For World   MANY NATIONS PLAN TQ ATTEND MEETING FRIDAY

U.S; Argentine Diplomats Meet After Five Year:   Ministers To Study Plans For Complete Hemispheric Solidarity

STAGE IS SET FOR RIO MEET   = ; ‘First InterAmerican Parley In Five Years

Midwest Crop Of Corn Faces Critical Week   Supply of Meat  Held Good Rest  Of °47, Early *48— Wheat Crop a Record

Next Year’s Meat Supply  In Balance Midwest Heat  Trims Forecast  Of Corn Harvest

Dry, Hot “Weather Ha: “Plagued “Growers” Previously, Hit °’. by Rain

Midwestern Heat Hurts Corn Crop   Continued Hot Wave Will Slice Supply Of Meat Next Year

Hot, Dry Spell May Hurt Corn   Largest Winter Wheat Crop in Historv Harvested

Midwest's Heat Wave Holds Fate Of Meat Supply   Continued Dry, Hot Weather Is ‘Serious Threat’ to All Crops

STILL HEAVIER LOSSES FEARED TO CORN CROPS   Next Year's Meat Supply Hangs In Balance As Midwest Heat Wave Trims Corn Crop Forecasts And Threatens Heavier Losses.

Meat Supply To Be Cut If Heat Wave Continues   Midwest Corn Crop Seriously Affected

HOT WEATHER REDUCES CORN CROP ESTIMATE   Describes Heat, Drought as ‘Serious Threat’ in Midwest

Midwestern Heat Wave Threatens Corr Production, May Bring Higher Prices

HEAT CUTS AT MEAT SUPPLIES   Current Dry Spell Is Callec “Serious. Threat” to Midwestern Crops.

1948 Meat Supply In Balance as Corn Faces More Losses   Weather Is Serious Threat to All Crops in the Midwest

Heat In Midwest Threatens Supply Of Meat For ’48   Further Losses Expected In Corn Crop Before Harvest Time; Immedate Meat Outlook Encouraging

Overall Crop Outlook Is Up   Loss of Corn Expected to Hit Meat Production Next Year

Meat Supply in the Balance As Heat Trims Corn Forecast - Short Crop Would Hurt Beef Output

Next Year’s Meat Supply In Balance   Last Quarter Of 1947 Supplies Will Be Larae Regardless Of Corn'’s Fate

Shortage Of Corn To Hit Meat Supply   But Over-All Picture Of Farm Production Is Good, Agriculture Department Renorts

Short Corn Crop Seen As Threat To Meat Supply   Hot, Dry Weather Is Seriously Menacing Midwest Yield.

Worsening Corn Outlook Perils “48 Meat Supply   Crop Losses Due To Heat Will Be Reflected In  Livestock.

Next Year's Meaf Supply Threatened By Corn Shortage   Dept. of Agriculture Sees Bumper Wheat Crop as Saving Facto

Dry Weather Said: Threat fo All Crops   Livestock Farmers May Suffer Feed Shortage Next Yea:

Heat Threatens Nation’s Corn  Next Year's Meat Supply in Balance

Short Corn Crop to Trim Meat Supply   Crop Deterioration _ Continues; Serious :  Livestock Shortage lé R)Ke Eowarred

Shortage of Corn to Hit Meat Supply   Heat Wave Trimming Production in Midwest; Will Affect Livestock

Meat Supply Gets Another Jolt  From Heat Wave  Prospects of Good Crop of Corn Further Dimmed

Heat May Cut 48 Meat Supply   Torrid Wave Trims Forecasts of  Corn Crop

Severe Drouth, Clouds Prospect For Corn Yield   Government Estimates May Drom Further

Dark Outlook: (48 Supplies Of Meat Depend  On Corn, ‘Key’ To Production

'MAY HIT MEAT SUPPLY   Hot Dry Weather Is Telling on Corn Thruout Nation

YACHT SLAYING SUSPECT FREED   Santa Ana, Calif. Heiress Out On $50,000 Bail In Murder Case

HEIRESS RELEASED UNDER $50,000 BAIL   Louise Overell Accused In Connect tien With Parents’ Murdet With Her Ber Friend

COURT 10 FREE HEIRESS ON BAIL   LOUISE OVERELL AND BOY FRIEND TO TRIAL MAY 26 IN YACHT DEATHS,

ACCEPT IN DEATH CASE   Overell Girl Will Be Given Freedom on Bail Under  Ruling by Court

Bail Is Granted To Overell Girl Pending Her Trial   Blond Univ. Freshman Is Charged with Complicity In Murder

Byrnes, Vandenberg Talks To End Cleveland Forum   ‘Cardinal Spellman, Former Waves Boss, Booked On Same Program with Statesmen

NEW SNAG IN PHONE STRIKE   NEGOTIATIONS ABRUPTLY ‘HALTED. ‘THIS MORNING” ‘AND UNION SPOKESMAN HURLED, NEW  . CHARGES

House Passes Bill to Hike Teachers Pay  Measure, However, Is Sent to Calendar

DRIVE FOR FUNDS TOR WYGMING WARK MUCMORIAL GETS UNDERWAY TITS WELK

A North Carolina Kiwanis Club Buys Second Raffle Car  Had Refused to Delive First Cadillac to a 7  2) ae a

A North Carolina Kiwanis Club Buys Second Raffle Car   Had Refused to Delive: First Cadillac to a Negro Winner  .

Negro Who Was Denied Car He Wor In Raffle Will Be Given Cadillac

TEXAS PHONE STRIKE ENDED BY GOVERNOR   Agreement to Appoint Probe Commission  Ends Walkout

Union Calls On Texas Phone [Workers to Return to Jobs   Prediction Made Thousands Will Respond and That Service Soon Will Be Restored to Normal — Governor Jester to Name Commission to Investigate Controversy and Both Sides Have Agreed to Abide by Its Findings.

Littlestown  See rrerceecacarnnoeenioapanonnseneeeaesnnsmar emaessonaianaant teeta  PROCESSION IS HELD SUNDAY IN COUNTY CHURCH

NEW BRITAIN CHILE SWALLOWS SAFETY PIN   Patsy Fatzinger Dressing Doll at the Time   TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Sixth “Fake” Suicide Proves Fatal To Philadelphian   3 Young Killers Who Sold Their Lives For $2 Each Die In Chair

THREE EXECUTED FOR $6 MURDER   Young Killers Die Calmly in New York Chair

3 YOUNG KILLERS EXECUTED TODAY   Sing Sing Prison Is Scene Of Electric Chair Deaths.

Legislature Orders Probe Of Dispute That Disrupts Cadet Corps at College

JAPS HANGED   General Tachibana and Four Others Die on Gallows For Cannibalism

JAP CANNIBALS PUT TO DEAT   Torturers Of American Prisoners Hanged On Island Of Guam

EUROPEANS TOLD BY JOHNSON ~ WALLAGE IS “FALSE PREACHER’   ~, 1 MOTION PICTURE EXECUTIVE » LASHES OUT AT WALLACE IN SPEECH AT BRUSa SELS

American In Cowboy Garb Reported Kashmir Leader   U. S. Embassy Investigating Rumors Of Former Army Sergeant Directing Tribal  Raiders In India

Probe Report of Yank in Fight  Hear Former Army Mai Leading Tribal Raiders

Two Drunken Brothers from Kentucky Hills Sheet Ue Bus. Beal Driver

Army Air Experts Summoned as U.S. Plane Safety Investigation Pressed

Churchill Asks New Flection   Tells Party Meet Labor Government Making Mistakes

ST. LOUISAN ACCUSED - OF KILLING WOMAN   Complaint Filed After Eawin 2. Linders Says He Shot Stepmother's Sister in Revenre.

DEATH TOLL IN BREST BLAST REACHES 18   Authorities Say 417 Were Injured— Damage to City and Harbor Put at 31,670,008.

AN ICEBERG ROJTS THREE POLAR SHIPS   Two Hundred Yards Long and 100 Feet Above Water, Floater Forces Vessels to Leave the Bav of Whales.

SOLONS ADVISED U. S. DID NOT GET WORST OF DEAL   Increased Costs Refused By Army Offset “Expenses”, Plane Maker Says

Hughes Denies Effort To Soak Government   Millionaire Airman : Resumes Stand After: Fulton Is Refused ©

Hitchhiker Held For Shooting Of Motorist ©   Confesses Shooting Elmira Man in Back  And Taking His Car

FIVE SENATORS ATTACK BAN ON PORTAL PAY   Back Substitute Bill ‘Vhich They See As Remedial Action

Penguin Patrol Starts Operations As White-Vested Birds Flee Ships

Chinese Reds Fire On Plane Of U.S. Pilot   Bullets Fired As Pilot Seeks Trace Of Missing Flier From Johnstown

REDS FIRE ON YANKEE PLANE   Attacks Made As Commercial Craft Seeks To Check Crash In China

SARAGAT QUITS ITALIAN POST   Socialist Leader Fought Communists; Government Headed for New Crisis

GOVERNMENT CRISIS INDICATED IN ITALY   Giuseppe Saragat, President of the Constituent Assembly, Resigns His Office.

May Blitz Confused Ordnance   Former General Says Billion-Dollar Job Delayed by Calls

May Caused Confusionin War Agency   ‘Army Ordnance Leader Tells of Phone Calls By Congressman.

MAY BRIBERY TRIAL TOLD OF BLITZ CALLS   FormerOrdnance Head Relates Demands for Aid to Garssons

Emil D.'Grau Dies; Hurt In Farm Mishap   Manning Farmer Fell From Hayrack July 23; Rites Pending

Bad Seas  Prevents  Air Rescue  Unable To Transfe: 70 Passengers Of Downed Flying Boa'

Ship Takes Off AllIts  Passengers   Rescue Reported Effected Despite High Seas And Wind: Of Gale Pranartinne

LINER WALLOWS IN MID-ATLANTIC WAITING RESCUE   \ll Reported Safe As Plane Flounders In Storm - Stirred Waves % Mid-Atlantic: Was En Route From Ireland To America.

Boeing. Flying Boat 1: Tossing in Rough Seas; Rescue  ': Is Stalled -

Big Aircraft Is Forced Down In Mid-Aflantic   Aid On Way To Scene 820 Miles East Of Newfoundland Coast

Coast Guard Ship Reports Huge Swells Delay Rescue   Boeing Flying Boat Forced Down 1,400 - Miles From Ireland

AGH WIND AND WAVES HOLD UP RESCUE EFFORT   Plane Forced Dowr in Mid-Atlantic; Ship Nearby

Winds, Swells PreventRescue Of 69 Aboard  Pilot Lands Near   Pilot Lands Neor Weather Ship as Fuel Runs Short

Winds, Swells Keep Passengers, Crew From Meve fo Shia   Weather Ship Standing by; 7O Persons on Big Fiane Sofe, Plane Riding Welt

High Waves Halt Rescue Attempts   Coast Guard Weather Ship Is Standing By; Passenaere Unhurt

WITH 70 ABOARD Huge Flying Boat Is Forced Down In Rough Mid-Atlantic

Vinson Fails To  Restore Harmony  ToSupreme Court Nine ‘Opinions In Three Cases

Vinson Unable To Bring Unity To High Court   Six Justices Write Nine Opinions In Disposing Of Three Cases.

COURT IS STILL - BADLY DIVIDED   Justice Vinson Gets Harsh Setback In Attempts At Harmony

Vinson Experiences Sharp Setback In Efforts To — Restore High Court Peace   ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT SPLIT ALL WAYS IN RULING ON ONLY THREE MATTERS

Supreme Court Exhibits Lack Of ‘Harmony   ! *, * ‘Chief Justice Vinson’s As sociates Split Almost Every Way Possible On 3 Cases

Court Is Split Many WeysonThree Decisions   Vinson Tries to Restore Harmony

Vinson's Court Harmony Fails  High Tribunal Splits Every Which Way In Only Three Casex

Vinson Suffers Defeat in Effort To Promote Supreme Court Harmony

Vinson Move For Harmony  Meets Rebuf f   Supreme Court Judges Write Nine Opinions In Deciding Three Cases

Disunity Marks Court Decisions (On Three Cases   Justices Split In Every Possible Way Despite Efforts Of Vinson

Vinson Meets Harsh Setback In His Efforts  For Harmony   Six Justices Return Nine High Opinions,  Becidine Three Suits

DECISIONS BALK VINSON EFFORTS TO PATCH RIFTS   ASSOCIATE JUSTICES REVEAL COMPLETE LACK OF HARMONY

Harmony-Seeking Vinson Sees High Court Split Badly   Justices Deliver Total of Nine Different Opinions In Deciding 3 Cases

Court Dissensior Seen in Rulings  Viason Influence   Vinson Influence On Feud Studied

Labor Marshalling Forces to Defeat Intent of New Law   Shipbuilding Strike Set For Thursday May Be First Test,

Lubbock Solon Threatens Fight By Opposition   Challenge Will Be  Taken to U. S. Supreme Court, Says Rep. Smith

SENATE FAVORS PEVENUE BUREAL   Appropriations Measure Earmarked 25 Million Tra Seek Tax Evaders

Senate Increases Appropriation  Treasury, Post Office Measure Is Passed

Storage Tank at Standard Plant Ignited  Biase Manfinasl   Blaze'Confined to One 127,000-bbl. Gasoline Container

One Killed in Gas Storage Tank Blast   ‘ Explosion Blows Aport 127,000 Barrel Tank ot Refinery an West Coast: Hemes Over Wide Area Shaken.

GASOLINE TANK EXPLODES, ROCKS CALIFORNIA TOWN   AVERT SPREAD OF FLAMES TO OTHER TANKS; 1 KILLED

GAS TANK BLOWS UP   One Kitled and One Kajered a El Seguade, Calif.

Terrific Blast In Gas Tank Kills 1, Starts Huge Fire   ‘California Oil Refinery Explosion Shakes Buildings For Miles Around

Ai Least One Killed, Another Hurt In Spectacular Explosion, Fire At Standard Oil Refinery In California

ANTI-COMMUNIST HEAD. OF’ oa 13. WINNING IN. ALL TT’ CONTESTS AT CONS VENTION

Phone Workers Refuse To Cross  Picket Lines   Long Distance Operator: Still Away From Johs After Seuling Own Dispute

Phone Workers Won't Cross Picket Lines   No Back-to-Work Movement Yet Despite Long Distance Pact

Avreement Kinds Long Lines Tieup   Some Workers Refuse To Cross Union Picket Lines. However

Operators To Respect NFTW Union  Re pi seninnn   Estimate: 250, 000 ‘Still On: Strike:

ONG LINES TIEUP ENDS ACROSS U. $   Operators Back In Many Cities; Picket Lines Still Bar Others

Members Not To Cross Picket Lines   Accept Wage Raises From $2 To $4 Per Week

PHONE PEACE NCOMPLETE AS MANY STAY OUT   Groups Of Long Distance Employes Refuse To Cross Picket Lines

STILL TIED UP BY STRIKE   Although They Sign Pact Settling Dispute, Long Lines Workers Pledged to Honor Picket Lines of Local Operators.

Long Lines Agreement  Ends Strike   But 20,000 Employes Slated to Return Honor Picket Lines

Long Lines Phase Of Phone Strike Ts Settled But Workers Refuse To ¢ ross Picket Lines Of Other Unions

The Weather   Picket Lines Honored by Phone Crews   Mountain Area Fate Debated at Denver Session

Horkers Refuse lv Cross Lines   Long Distance Operators Ready; Pickets Interfere

REFUSE TO CROSS LINES OF UNIONS STILL ON STRIKE   WAGE INCREASE OF FROM $2 TO $4 PER WEEK IS APPROVED

LONG-DISTANCE WORKERS WON'T PASS PICKETS   Long Lines Employes Scheduled To Resume Service This  ’ Morning ‘Refuse To Cross Picket Lines Of Other Unions.

Observe Picket. Lines   Pledge’ to Striking. Unions Voids Efféct Of Settlement of Long Lines Phase of Dispute

NEW YORK PHONE WORKERS REFUSE T0 PASS PICKETS   Long Lines Operators Obey Pledge Despite Wage Satllameant ~

Phone Workers  Not Crossing. Ficket Lines’   Long L.ines-Werkers ‘Respect Pickets:As. Settlements: Sought

Phone Workers Refuse To Cross Picket Lines   Operators Of Long Lines Out Despite Strike Settlement

Long Lines Phone Strike Ends But  Workers Refuse to Cross Picket Lines

LONG - DISTANCE WORKERS STILL HONOR PICKETS   Groups Start Back To Jobs After Executive Board 0. K.’s Wage Pact

Workers Will Stay Off Jobs   $2 to $4 Boost Granted Long ore Employes; Union to Honor Picket Lines.  ; i

290,000 Stil Out  Picket Lines Halt Return Despite New Phone Pact   Long Distance Union Maintains Its Pledge To Support Affiliates

Long Lines Phase Of National Phone Strike Is Settled  Refuse to Cross Picket Lines of

Accord Fails To Terminate  Phone Strike   Scheduled Return to Jobs Delayed by Pledge to Support Picketing of AfLFtligted Unions

Phone Workers Still Respect Picket Lines   Lincoln T. & T. Continue Wage Talks; No Indication Of Settling.

Long Distance Workers Due Back at Jobs Today; Refuse to Cross Picket ‘Lines of Other Telephone Strikers

Shafer Starts Probe of Reported Gas Shortages, Huge Russian Purchases

TO PROBE GAS SHIPMENTS TO RUSSIA   Congress Wants to Know Why in Face of Shortage Here

Toys With Novel Plan For Chinese   General Ho Ying-Chin Would Substitute Ideas For Bullets In Settling Country’s Civil Strife

Chinese General Would Lick Reds With Formula   BY DEWITT MACKENZIE

Gen. Ho Has Plan to End Chinese Strife   Moral Rehabilitation Among Communists Stronelvy Pronaced

Pioneer Airlines Wins National Safety Award   Second Phase of Greek Offensive Is Launched

Storm Wears Out 100 Miles Inland From Texas Coast   Hurricane Brings Damage To Galveston And Houston

STORM IN TEXAS BLOWS ITSELF OUT; { DEAD, MANY HURT   Damage Left in Wake at Galveston, Texas City and Houston—Three Men in Boat Missing.   WORK OF CLEARING DEBRIS UNDER WAY   Forty-One Negroes Saw Way to Freedom From Prison Farm During Height of Disturbance.

N. Y. Stocks   U. S. Blamed Along With Soviets Of Making Football out of UN

ANN ARBOR WIFE AND YOUTH KILL CRUEL HUSBAND   Woman and Boy Confess Shooting Frank G. Upton and Hiding Body

Vietim’s Body F ound  Near Dexter   Wife, 29, Planned nned Slaying With 16-Year Old Accomplice Doing Actual Shooting _ -

Theory of Taft Defended by Ball   Mrs. Himmler in Lunatic Asylum

20 PILOTS DIE IN AIR CRAM   Swedish Airmen Lose Lives When Plane Crashes On  Italian Mountain

NAME EIGHT PART TIME ASSESSORS   New Law Will Take Effect January f

Foremen’ 5 Association Plans fo Increase ‘Membershin. Asks Wace Inequality Ban.

Treaties With Russ Defended   Economic Necessities, Sweden, Poland Assert At Trade Conference

DROUTH POSES “AS CORN THREAT   ‘New Heat Wave Promises to Push Corn Price:  Still Higher.

Middlewest Will Swelter Over Weekend   Hot and Arid Weather Causing Crop Damage; Heat Victims Mount With Temperature

CORN BELT FARMERS PRAY FOR DRENCHING RAIN; FOREST FIRES RANGE OVER WIDE AREAS IN WEST

Corn Belt Farmers Look. For Signs Of Drenching Rain » As Mercury Climbs Again:

No Rain For Thirsty Corn; Price Booms   New Heat Wave Won’ Last Long, Weather  Man Promises

Duff View Hits Mark, Andrews   Relief Heads Knew Deficjt Ahead, Andrews Says

Sympathy Walkout of N'East Texas Phone Workers Scheduled   Will Begin _ Thursday Morning at 8

Says Budget Cut Will Be Under G.0.P. Estimates   Senator George Would Defer  Ketion on Bill

Budget Slash Held Difficult   Senator Sees Cut No More Than 2° Rillian

Situation In Strike-Ridden FranceGrave As Communists Prod Worker:

Siorm Seen On Worizon For France   Strikes Pose Critical Probleny With Freneh Leaders Concerned Over Communists’ Crippling Moves

FORESEE EXTRA SESSION TO GET STOP-GAP FUNDS   Congressional Sources Split On Available Money

Leaders Split On President's Stop-Gap Plan   One Thinks Aid Possible Without Special Session, Other Doubts It

Doubt Plan W ill W ork  zh apse 2 2i2%   Say $750,000.000 Needed In Europe

Congressmen Are Divided Over Policy   Conference Of Leaders Called For Monday lo Determine If Special Session Is Needed

Congressmen Split Over European Aid   TRUMAN PLAN CAUSING DIFFERENCE OF OPINION

AID 10 EUROPEANS MAY NEED SPECIAL CONGRESS SESSION   Leaders Doubt Funds Can Be Set Aside Witheut Meeting ; No Money Said Available Now.   TRUMAN DEBATRBS FUTURE ACTIONS

NLRB HEAD RAPS UNION ATTITUDE   ‘Can’t Commend’ Decision To Ignore Reorganized Board

Man Living Out On Duck Creek Surprised To Discover That Hearne Still Has A Newspaper; Writes a Letter About It

RIVER FILL-OSOPHER? ‘Trinity-ite Surprised to Learn  That Liberty Still Has a Paper

‘Man Living Out On Plum Creek — Surprised To Discover Lockhart Still Has a Newspaper; Writes Letter About It

Columbus Mill Loss $500,000   1] Killed as Tornado Hits Northern States   Champion Woman Air Speed Holder Killed

Soviet Envoy Leaves Britain   Zarubin Leaves For Moscow; Mission Connected With Conference

Mid-Atlantic Ridge Will Be Surveyed   14 Enforcement Division Tax Collectors Dropped from Staff

SEE BRITISH EYE ON SOUTH AFRICA   Rumor of Basic Economy Transfer Follows Move From Greece —

BRITAIN PLANS FUTURE SHIFT T0 S. AFRICA   Basic Economy May Be Moved, Congressional Source Learns

CONGRESS NOW HEARS RUMOR BRITISH MAY SHIFT ECONOMY   REPORT BRITISH LEADERS  ARE CONSIDERING TRANS. FER OF BASIC INDYSRIES TO AFRICA

NO LOBBYING BY STATE WORKERS   SIGLER TELLS EMPLOYES TO SHUN LEGISLATURE

SIGLER ENDS ONE TYPE OF LOBBYING   State Dept. Heads And Employes Must ' Cease the Practice

Police Stalled In Murder Probe   Husband of Slain Woman May Be Released By Los Angeles Officials

POLICE BALKED IN SEX MURDER   Officials About To Release Husband Of Woman “Trampled” To Death In California; See ‘Black Dahlia’ Connection.

Cool Air Mass Pushing Heat From Midwest   Showers To Precede Period Of Real Relief From Torrid Wave

MERCURY DROP ‘STARTED TODAY ‘IN THE STATE   NORTHWESTERN OHIO WAS  GIVEN RELIEF FROM THE  - TORRID TEMPERATURES THIS MORNING. —

Miami Beach Virtually Isolated; Electric Power and Water Cut Off   Missouri Safe: Storm Watched

To Avoid Storm   Officers Are Ready to Take Path With Truman  Around Hurrié¢ane

Food Saving Plan First Step Toward Insuring Peace Marshall States

Legion Urged To “Pressure”  On UMT Plans   Rep. Towe Sees Battle On Military Training; Convention Will Open Tomorrow

Host Of Legion Members Moving  In On New York   Fun Mixed With Serious Business; Big Parade ls Next Saturday.

Legion Meeting Opens Thursday  Members Move. Into City by Thousands

American Legionnaires Move Into New York for Convention   State Delegations Hold Caucuses for. Vote on Commander

Million Visitors Expected For Gigantic Reunion Parade - Saturday

LEGION READY TO OPEN CONVENTION   SPECIAL ORDER TO NEW YORK POLICE HANDLING VISITORS

LEGIONNAIRES ARE CONVENING   Move By Thousands 71 New York; Leaders Shaping Policy

Legion's Housing, Defense Panels Ar  Hard at Business Early Arrivals Put

(29th Convention Convenes Tomorrow ... . American Legion In  (March On New York

THOUSANDS OF VETERANS ARE VISITING N. Y   Legion Convention Opens Tomorrow, but Fun Holds Sway as Delegates Arrive

Legion Moves  Into New York   Thousands of Delegates And Fun Seekers; State Caucuses Held

AMERICAN LEGION CONVENTION WILL START TOMORROW   Serious Agenda Slated With Fun For Delegates Sandw: ched in Program

New York Greets Legion Vanguard   Funmakers Take Over on Eve of 29th Annual Convention; Committees Develop Lively Discussions.

Legionnaires Moving On New York   Convention Will Open   Tamorrow FP.

Legionnaires On Way To New York:Confab   Possibility of 3-way Fight for National  Se ge ene A Ls AOS

Legion Moves In on New York   28th Annual Convention Opens There Thursday Night

ae Seok,  don Stole of Control   Legislature Provided Funds for Mental Cases

Urge Adoption of House Proposal  Governor Succession Bill Given Senate

‘FRANCE IN DANGER, INEW LEADER SAYS   Premier-Designate Asks Assembly Support of ‘Public Safety’ Coalition Government

Blum Hits Both Reds, DeGaulle In Strike Peril   French Leader Seeks Coalition Rule To End Wicespread Disorder

POLICE OUST  ~ STRIKERS AT. PARIS PLANT   QUICK ACTION TAKEN AFTER CREPORT REDS PLOTTED TO BURN STRUCK PLANTS

Public Safety Coalition For France Is Aim   Premier-Designate Leon Blum Tells Assembly ‘Situation Is Grave’’   SIT-DOWN STRIKERS  CLEARED FROM PLANT

May Claims Garsson Owed Him Money   Accepted Money In Business Deal

FINISH WORK ON HEMISPHER! DEFENSE PACT   19 Republics Will Sign Treaty Next Tuesday In Rio

Defense Pact  To Be Signed Next Tuesday In Rio Palace   Brazil Plans Hearty Welcome To Truman For Closing Session

Formal Approval of Treaty of American Republics to Jointly Repel Aggressors Will Take Place in Rio.

Non-Agaression Treaty Worked Out In Brazil   Truman Expected To See Signing At Rio de Janeiro

Americas Treaty In Last Stages Before Signing   Delegates Expect Conference To End  By Next Monday

Defense Unity In Hemisphere Voted In Paet   Formal Signing Slated B; 19 American Republics Next Tuesday; Truman May Attend

13 NATIONS OF THE AMERICAS BAND TOGETHER   Republics Of North And South America Agree To Fight Jointly Against Any Aggression In Western Hemisphere: Signing Set Tuesday.

Brazil Plans For Signing   Expect U. S. Presiden! To Advance Date Of Arrival

19 Republics Are In Agreement on Hemisphere Plan   President ‘Truman Awaited , for Conference in‘: Brazil to. Talk  OQwer Defence

Defense Pact Nearly Ready   Expect Truman Will Ad vance Visit to Attenc - Formal Siqning

Delegates Hoping Truman Is Present For Tuesday Affair   19 Nations Accept Provisions of New Inter-Defense Plan

Agree To Fight Jointly Against Any Aggression   Historic Defense Treaty To Be Signed Formally Next Tuesday In Rio De Janeiro

WILL SIGN PACT NEXT TUESDAY IN RIO PALACE   Truman May Advance Trip te Brazil to Witness Ceremony

19 AMERICAN NATIONS REACH AGREEMENT: ON MUTUAL DEFENSE PACT   Historic Defense Treaty Tc Be Signed Tuesday In Brazilian Palace ,   EXPECT CANADA TO JOIN

19 Governments To Sign Accord For Lightning  Thrusts To Stop Any Aggression; Expect Truman  At Quitandinha By Next Tuesday

Plan For Signing Of Defense Treaty On Tuesday At Rio   Hemispheric Joint Defense Agreement Reached; Truman May Fly to Rio for Brilliant Ceremony

Preliminaries Rushed in Historic Pact  Formal Signing Set   Formal Signing Set For Tuesday on Hemisphere Treaty

Final Draft on Treaty Providing for Hemisphere  Defense Rea   TO BE SIGNED TUESDAY   Brazil Prepares Big Wel come for Truman pected for Ceremony

Nineteen American Republics Agree To Act Jointly Anainst Acoressor

Inter-American Treaty to Be Signed Tuesday   Truman Expected to Ad. vance Date for Visit To Conference

19 Countries Will Fight Aggression   Brazilians Sure Truman Will Be On Hand

Far Reaching Defense Plan for Western Hemisphere to Be Sianed by 19 Nations

RIO TREATY IS READY FOR PEN   Brazilian Officials Expect Tc Sign Defense Pact Next Tuesday.

Formal Signing of Hemisphere Pact Is Set for Tuesday   Nineteen American Nations to Ratify -Defeise Treaty -at , Brazilian Meating

Republics To Sign Treaty Next Tuesday   Nineteen American Countries Enter Upon Agreement Against Western Hemisphere Invasion.

TREATY SIGNING SLATED TUESDAY   Truman Epected to Ad. dress Closing Session.

19 American Republics Join In Defense Pact   Formal Signing Of Treaty Set For Tuesday; Expect President Truman To Be Qn Hand For Ceremony

Committee Okays Draft of Treaty  Define Aggression, Outline Defense

Preliminaries Rushed in Historic Pact   Formal Signing Set For Tuesday on Hemisphere Treaty

Brazilian Authorities Setting Stage For Signature Ceremonies At Rio De Janeiro Next Week—Nineteen American Republics Will Agree To Fight Jointly Against Any Aggression In Western Hemisphere— Truman May Advance Date Of His Visit

Plan Signing Hemisphere Defense Pact   19 American Republics Agree To Fight Jointly Against Attack

American Nations Sign Defense Pact Tuesday   Historic Treaty Nears Completion With 19 Republics Agreeing to Fight Jointly Against Any Aaagression in the Western Hemisphere

Americas Set To Okay Pact  lor Detense   President Truman May Change Arrival Date to Close Historic Meetings

DEFENSE PACT TO BE SIGNEL   19 American Republics Agree To Fight Jointly Against Any Aggression

Slate Formal gate : voids Signing Act President Truman Tc  Speak at Ceremony .

COLD WAVE DUE ~INSTATE TONIGHT   BELOW ZERO TEMPERATURES FORECAST—ARRIVAL DELAYED % HOURS.

84 Quentin Convicts Sent to Folson for Leading Sitdown Strike of 500

D'Ewart Sets Keynote at  GOP Meeting   Montanan Tells Party Members Sanity Wa: Restored by Republican-Led Congress; Two-Day Victory Conference Draws to End

St tate G.0.P. Hears Speakers ‘At Helena Meet   Keynote Is Sounded In Address Given By W. A. D’Ewart

Molotov Told Real Meaning Of Freedom   Soviet Newspaper Assails Truman For Greek Aid

Marshall Gives American Ideas  Of Democracy   Molotov Promises to Outline Russian View On Free Society for C-ermany at Conference

Thousands Shout Goodbyes as British Royal Family Embarks for South Afric:

Warn UN May Be Required To Use Force In Balkans   UN Delegates Await Reaction Of Soviet Representative Gromyko On  Tecne   BALKAN REPORT BEING CONSIDERED

COLD AGAIN CUTS GAS TO PLANTS   Columbus Lawyer Directs Senate Liquor. Probe    ALLEN DRAFTS TAX: PROGRAM— Small: Wage  Earners To Get Break In This P lan

STATE SENATE OPENS PROBE OF LIQUOR OFFICE   No Wage Increases fof Officials Until After Investigation

Appointed Board 0:  Review Under New  Assessment Law Choose Five Men  ‘As Members In . Plymouth County

BOARD OF REVIEW NAMED TO ASSIST COUNTY ASSESSOR   Group Of Five Chosen At Recent Meeting Held In LeMars

Appointed Board 0!  Review Under New  Assessment Law Choose Five Men  As Members In. 7 Dlemoanth Coes

President Returns From } - Rest at Shangri-La; Wife  Home From Missouri

Truman Returns to White House  Enjoys Vacation at Mountain Retreat

President Returns From a Rest at Shangri-La; Wife  From Missouri

Frost New Threat To Hope for Late  Crops in Nation  Loss of Corn Left Woulc Cause Other Grains

BAD WEATHER IS PLAGUE 10 FOOD GROWER   STORM LOSS HEAVY IN RICH MICHIGAN FRUIT BELT   ‘Re The Axsociated Press)

TRUMAN GOES TO 25TH DIV. REUNION   To Spend Week-Enc With Buddies - Of World War I

Truman Leaves for  Division Reunion   Veterans of 35th Will Hear Eisenhower ¢

Truman Joins War Buddies For Reunion   Flies to Kansas .City to Attend Gathering of Conrades in Arms” During World War I.

Eire Spokesman Says No Request Made By Franco To Live In treland

Adequate Housing Is Legion Aim, Declares O’Neil  Answers O’Dwyer

American Legion Commander Says Adequate Housing Still Sought. . -

Draft Boards’ Paid Help Cut   ‘Only One Com: Compensated Worker At Headquar-  ters After March 1:

Senate to  Put Back Aid Cuts   Bridges’ Committee Considers Money Measure for Relief

Bridges Says Part of Aid Cut To Be Restorec   Other Influential Republicans Will Give Their Support

UP FOREIGN AID FUND   Part of Sum Cut By House Expected To Be Restored

Republicans Call House Plan Drastie   Chairman Bridges Takes Lead In Move In Senate

Senate May Restore House Stop-Gap Cut   ‘House Lopped . 88 Million. from - Appropriation

Senate Ups House Appropriations For Farm Program   Measure Will*Be Taken to Joint Conference for Compromise -

County Sells 600 Lands  For Taxes  Seated, Unseated  Properties Sold Ad   fammisasioners Sal,

Supplementary Sale Scheduled For March 26 To Clean Up  Unsold Properties.

Government Ends Operation Of Coal Mines In Nation   Approximately 2,600 Soft Coal Mines Are Returned To Owners Today   EXPECT NEW MOVE FOR WAGE PARLEY

Gen. M’ Arthur Denies He Made Promise:   Observes Security _ of Japan Is _ Allied Obligation

M’ Arthur Gives Nips Assurance Of Protection   Tells Them Allics Will As sure It Until] Peace Treaty Has Been Siened

Gen. M’Arthur Denies He Made Promises  Observes Security   Observes Security of Japan Is Allied Oblication

MacArthur Gives Japan Assurance Of Protection   Allies Will Protect Japanese Until After Signing of Peace

Treaty To Decide Jap Defense  MacArthur Says Allies To Guard Until Then

NVARTHUR DENIES ASSURING JAPAN FUTURE DEFENS!   Says Allies Will Protect Na:  tion Unti! Peace Treaty '.s Sianed .

M’ ARTHUR DENIES U.S, TO ‘DEFEND’ JAPS   Allies To ‘Protect’ Nips Leader Says

DEFENSE OF JAPAN DENIED   MacArthur Promises Protection Until a Peace Treaty Is Signed, but Says He Does NotPledge Future Backing.

U.S. Not to Defend Japan   MacArthur Says That Protection Assured Until Peace Treaty Signed

Walkout Slows Auto  Output   Company Orders Work to Proceed Despite Stoppage of 3800 

ist Walkout Since End of Recent War   Action Hinders Company’s Work In Steel Mill

Plants Are Stull In —   Operation   FIRST STRIKE AT FORD'S SINCE - 4 END OF WAR; MEN WALKED AWAY ’ FROM THEIR JOBS THIS MORNING...

Ford Foremen Strike; Plant Still Operates  3.300 Go Out: Threaten t   3,000 Go Out; Threaten te  Force Out 09,000 Workers

SHOWDOWN WITH RUSSIA SEEN   Diplomats Point) To Many Developments On World Political Scene

RUSSIA GIVEN _PROTEST_NOTE   ULTIMATE SHOWDOWN IN PROSPECT ON EXPANSION —— MOVES OF SOVIETS..—— . IN BALKANS-

Ministers’ Parley May Be Hampered By French Crisis   Bidault Plans to Return to Paris for Cabinet Consultations

Crisis in France Slows Big Four   Bidault to Make Hurried Trip to Paris Late Today

FRENCH ROW SLOWS DOWN BIG 4 MEET   Bidault Called Back to Paris By Crisis

TRUMAN'S NEW PLANE! ARRIVES IN CAPITAL   Craft Makes Trip From California to Washington in 6 Hours, 40 Minutes and 15 Seconds,

CASEY DEFENDS HIS ACTIONS IN FEDERAL COURN   Was Busy Deing Errand: Fer FDR When laceme  Tax Time Came   FINAL ARGUMENTS OFFERED THURSDAY

T. P. & W. Aqreement Provides For Rules In Effect On Other Roads

Jews Forced _ To Evacuate ‘Exodus 1947’ At Hamburg   Tommies Use Clubs In Clearing Decks Of Refugee People

Jews Resist Landing at Hamburg   Several Clubbed; Two Shiploads Still Wait Unloading

Dump Jewisl Refugees On Dock   All Loaded On Train Bound For Displaced Persons Camp; Some Clubs Wielded

WANDERING SHIP REACHES GERMAN PORT   Refugees Aboard For 59 Days Riot When Put On Train

Hike Made To Spur. Production   Increase To Make East Texas Field Price $2.65 Barrel

Sun Oil Hikes Crude Price 50 Cents a Barrel   Action Taken to Meet Needs of Customers, Says John G. Pew, Vice-President

U.S. ARMY GROUNDS C-54 SKYMASTERS   Tail Inspections Ordered As 7 Safety Mencura

AVETAES BU SORE HO. EC TF,  ES FREE      Final Presecution Witnean Refuse: te Testify and Collapses

Free Precinct Aide of Fraud   Witness Refuses to Testify, Then Collapses in Court

Defendant in Vote Fraud Case Freed   Prosecution Witness Refuses to Testify

MCKISSICK GOES FREE   Fina! Prosecution Witness Refuses te Testify and Collapses

ASKS 100 MILLION FOR VETS’ HOMES   BILL INTRODUCED IN LEGISLATURE BY STATE SENATOR

TRUMAN NOW LEADER IN HIS OWN RIGHT   Popularity at Peak After 24 Months in White House

— RUSS AGREE — Way Clear To Reopen KoreaTalks   U.S. TERMS ACCEPTED

Go-Ahead Expected On Korean Parleys   Russia Backs Down on Plans for Government

SCAN RUSSIAN KOREAN REPLY FOR JOKERS’   Marshall Expected to Start Talks on Unification Plan Quickly.

KOREAN TALKS ~ TOBE RESUMED   Russia Accepts Conditions In Molotov Message

Reds Accept US. Terms. For Korea   Marshall Expected to Order Negotiations Resumed

New Talks On Korea To Be Called   Marshall Expected Te _ Signal Go-Ahead in Reply to Soviet.

Peace Talks In IndoChina  Are Reported   French Official MayMee Independence Leade Kor ‘Talks.

Peace Talks Ih IndoChina Ave Reported   French Official MayMeet Independence Leader  ~ For Talks.

Injunction on Sugar Stayed   Court’s Ruling Would Upset Rationing Program, Says OPA

‘Mother And Father Have No Place For ‘Them; Homes Sought For Boy And Girl

CIO Political Aciion ‘Committee To Fight i  ‘Labor Laws At Polls

PAC Planning Fight At Polls Qn Labor Bill   _Answer Will Be Vigorous Campaign At Election.

PAC ToF ight For Repeal Of Labor Curb Act   Campaign Ai Polls Slated  Next Year, Financed By Voluntary Donations _ Of CIO Members

CIO-PAC Plans Big Vote Drive   Out to Defeat Solons Who Voted for New Labor Law

ClO Plans Campaign  At The Polls   Maps Vigorous Action For Repeal of ‘TaftHartley Labor Bill

PAC To Seek Labor Bill Repeal Soon   Vigorous Campaigns At Polls Predicted

‘Oust Reds in Government, Says Truman   But No ‘Witch Hunt,’ Orders President at Loyalty Board Meet

TRUMAN STATES NO WITCH AUNT   Says Disloyal Federal Workers Must Be Fired

Disloyal Employes Musi Go But Only on Good Evidence, Truman Says

Fairness Will Prevail In Campaign to Oust Disloyal, ‘Truman Says

TRUMAN FLAYS ‘WITCH HUNTS   President Wants ‘Disloyal’ Persons Off Payrolls, but Not on ‘Gossip’

PURGE DISLOYAL FEDERAL WORKERS   PRESIDENT ORDERS IMMEDIATE ACTION; ‘NOT A WITCH HUNT!

WON'T BE WITCH HUNT   Federal Payroll Survey Is To Remove Disloyal Persons: Truman

Testifies For Fourth Str Day In Senate War Prob Plane Contracts; Fulton To Tell Story   POLICE PRESENT TO  STOP DEMONSTRATI

H. HUGHES STAKES ALL ON BIG PLANE   if it's Failure He Probably Will Leave U. S., Never Return

Former Truman Associate Fails in Effort to Testify Before Committee

STAKED MY EPUTATION ON BOAT’: HUGHES   Defends Cargo Plane Contract

WALKOUTS CLOSE 34 COAL MINES   DIGGERS GO OUT SOON AFTER SENATE OVERRIDES LABOR BILL VETO.

Walkouts In Mines Follow Senate Vote      Work Stoppages . Attributed To Confusion of Minere

About 17,000 Miners Idle In 3 States   Quit After Senate Overrides Veto;

More Than Score Of Mines Close: Idles 15.500 Nation’s Coal Miners

Miners Cease Work After  Bill Passes   Taft-Hartley Taw’s Inauguration Brings Unexplained Stoppage

Coal Miners Leave Jobs Closing Score Of Pits in 3 States   Unexplained Walkout Comes in Few Hours After Senate Action on Labor Bill;  Union Officials Refuse Comment

ABOR LAW RULING AFFECTS FOREMEN   NLRB Issues Decisions on Bargaining Rights Today.

Stilt for Adion In Fraud Charges   Missourian to Renew Demond fer Justicd Depart: ment Probe of K. C. Vete

WILL ASK PROBE OF DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE   Sen. James P. Kem Intends to Bring It Up at Special Session.   IN VOTE FRAUD CASE   In the Handling of Charges In 1946 Kansas City Primarv.

RED GENERAL _ SENDS REPLY   SOVIET COMMANDER IN KO. REA FINALLY SENDS MES.  SAGE ON CAPTIVE U.  bs op 8, SOLDIERS

SCHOOL MEASURE PASSED BY HOUSE   Senate Bill Provides for Transportation of Students   2 MINOR AMENDMENTS

Missing U. 5. Planes Arrive In Dominican   President's Army, Not Rebels, Will Use Fichter Craft

Exiles Claim US Planes Arrive in Dominican Republic   Planes Purchased by President Trujillo

Hacksaw Used To Sever Lines At Fond du Lac   Service Is Restored; $1,000 Reward Offered By Wisconsin Company

MISSOURI HOUSE - MEMBER IN VOTE FRAUD CHARGE   Joseph M« Tanner Identified by Prosecuting Attorney’s Staff.   WAS ARRAIGNED TODAY   Charge Based on Indictment Returned by County Grand Jury.

Talon Case Un in High Court   Fight Over Idle Aid Growing Out of Strike Heard

World Capitals Eye Truman’s Visit to Canada   President Is Greeted Warmly At Border City By Dominion Official

PRESIDENT WELCOMED T0 CANADA   Given Warm Greeting as Train Halts in Border Town

Welcomes Bid For Loyalty Check Funds   Congress Eager to Supply Money for Weeding Out Disloyal Federal Waockers

Truman Fund Request Welcomed in Congress   Wants Money to Weed Out Disloyal Workers In Government Office

To Sift Workers Disloyal To U. S.   Truman Fund Request Gets Hearty Welcome

MASCOT WALKS FOR FIRST TIME   Seabee Jimmy Carrick Get: Triple Christmas Celebration

Wreckage Of Plane Shows Violent Effect  Of Explosion, Fall Killing Four Persons

 Wreckage Of Plane Shows Violent Effect  Of Explosion, Fall Killing Four Persons   One Wine Exploded

Interim Group Opposes Penal Probers Plans   Construction Of Eldora Security Building Is De clared Necessary.

SAP SITE Bs Se oe NER He Sm ERIN! A SEM arse  U.S. Eyes Communist Moves In Italy, France

Red Situation In ltaly And France Causes Concert   Wide-Scale Disturbances In  _ Either Country Couid   Well Upset Marshall Plan

DEPUTIES’ WORK ON PEACE PACTS IS NEARING END   Group Recommends Austrian Army Be Restricted to 50,000 Mem and Air  Force to 90 Planes.   GERMAN TREATY PROBLEMS EXPLORED   Points Will Be Referred to Conference of Four Powers in Moscow Next Month.

Deputies fo End Work on Peace Treaties Tuesday   Foreign Ministers tc Draw Up Pacts in Moscow

‘Little Peace’ Conference N earing End  Deputy Ministers Scheduled to Adjourn Tuesday

AUSTRIAN PEACE PACT IS PUZZLE   Foreign Ministers Make Little Progress At London Meeting

Aid Plan Talk Nea Collapse   Await Answer From Kremlin on French Compromise Offer

Jewish Agency Official. ; British Civilians Among Holy Land Casualties

Arab Snipers ‘Kill : Official of the Jewish ‘Agency. Two Britane

ARAB AMBUSH FATAL 10 HIGH JEWISH LEADER   Holy Land Death Toll Up to 363 Since UN Action

Beckley Murder Suspect Dropped   Police Start Anew  In Hunt For Clues

SHOWDOWN ON PLAN SEEN        Governor's Stand On Added Taxes For State Assailed

Deny Hanley Quiz Petition   Milwaukee JCC Petition For Car Deal Probe Is Turned Down

Eccles Proposes Working Longer Stopping Spiral   Says Prices Should Be Held or Reduced, Waaes Not Boosted

URGES LONG! WORK PERIODS, PAY BOOST BAR   Says Business with Greate Profits Should Hold or Cut Prices.

Business Urged To Lower Prices And Hold Wage:   Federal Reserve Board Chairman Makes Suggestions

° Price Freeze, Or Cuts, Also  Recommended   Chairman Eccles Attacks GOP Plan For Tax Reduction

Reduced Prices And Moratorium On Wages Asked   Reserve Chairman Opposes Tax Cuts

Longer Work Week Sought  a Pe i ee  oe ee   Eccles Asks Holiday On Pay Boost Moves

Longer Work Week Same Pay Urged as Curb to 0 Inflation   'Eecles, Chairman of Federal Reserve, Seeks Moratorium on Wage Demands

Hold or Reduce Prices: Eccles  Federal Reserve Board Head Asks More  QDrartrit far lace ace “Inflatian Cire’

Eccles Urges Longer Work Hours As Part of Anti-inflation Program

Halt Pay, Price Boosts, Eccles Asks Conaress   Federal Reserve's Chief Offers Plan to Fight Inflation

COMPROMISE ON BUDGET DELAYED   Republicans -Dividec on Effect of Loan to Greece

EIGHT TRAPPED BY MINE BLAST   Three Diggers Escape From Explosion Near Terre Haute, Ind,

FIVE ARE KILLED IN MINE BLAST   Rescue Squads Search For Three Men Trapped In Indiana Explosion

Five Bodies Taken From Blast Mine; Rescue Squads Seek Other Victims

Indiana Mine Explosion Traps &   Bodies of Five Found In Blasted Coal Shaft

FIVE KNOWN DEAD IN MINE BLAST   RESCUERS REACH BODIES — OTHERS BELIEVED TO HAVE LOST LIVES.

HUGHES TO HAVE “PLENTY T0 SAY”   Plane Maker Arrives  Capital With Declared New Information

MILLIONAIRE PLANE PREDUGE HOWARD HUGHES ARRIVES IN CAPITAL WITH ‘NEW INFORMATION’   Savs He Will Have tome! To Say About Tax Angle of Hearing: His Former Publicity Man To Testify

Dubinsky Hits Alteration in Labor Laws   Rent Hike Favorec By Senate Group   ‘News Flashes

But cher Offers ~ New Price Plan   Will Give His Customers Free Meat

Pledges Efforts to World Peace  British Secretary Reaches Moscow

Taft Takes  Mr. Truman   Declares President [fas  Misrepresented th e Labor Bil .

Taft Says Truman Is Unfamiliar With Provisions of Labor Bill, Answering the Radio Broadcast

President Ignorant of Bill--- Taff   President Follows C.1.0.. Statement, Senator Claims

Taft F ights For Override  By Senate  Says Truman Has ‘Misrepresented’

TAFT — ASSAILS TRUMAN VIEWS ON LABOR BILL   President Charged With Putting His Judgment Over Own Party

Taft Assails _ Truman's Veto   Cites 'Misrepresentation'  In Radio Talk

Ohio Senator Decries Veto As ‘Politics’   Charges President — Ignorant About Bill, Followed Union Aim

TAFT ANSWERS ~ TRUMAN ATTACK   : SENATOR CHARGES PRESIDENT HAS MISREPRESENTED THE LABOR BILL.

Senator Taft Says President Distorts In His Radio Speech   Says Chief Executive Is Trying to Thrust Judgement on Democrats

Sen. Taft Charges His Labor Bill  Misrepresented G.0.P. Leader Attacks  President Following White House Broadcast

New Air Speed Record Is Made   Army Air Forces Plans Makes Record Of 623.8 Miles Per Hour

AVERAGE OF MORE ‘THAN TEN MILES PER MINUTE RECORDED-—€32.5 MPH FASTEST TIME.

Picket Line Around Kansas  City Star Bldg.   Contract Carriers Cail Strike, Others  Refuse to Cross Line

Frank Garey, Active Civic Worker, Dies   Secretary Of War Finance Committee

Pres. Truman’s New Plane Will Travel Over Jungles —Bullet-Proof Car Sent  on Ahead.  ee —_ aaa namie a wawaTra rucict   WILL GIVE ADDRESS  ON NEXT TUESDAY

TRUMAN TO FLY WITH BOLO KNIVES, GUNS   President Gets Ready Fo! Jaunt To Brazil

Truman To Fly To Rio Sunday   Plane Being Readied For Flight Over The Brazilian Jungles.

President To Fly Over Jungle Area   Conference Moves Swiftly Toward Conclusion With Nations in Accord on Hemisphere Defense

TRUMAN PLANE CARRIES BOLOS   Knives And Carbines Are Added To Equipment On President's Craft   GOING OVER JUNGLE

Truman Plane Toting Bolos   Carbines Also Added for Flight to Rio Over Dangerous Brazilian’ Jungles

Way Safe For Truman   Elaborate Protective Plans* Worked Out Fo. President’s Rio Trip

Truman To Leave Sunday For Rio Conference Address   Scheduled To Speak At Special Session At Inter-State Meet

Scheeppel Comes Out as Candidate   Wil Oppose Arthur Capper For ican Nomina tion for U.S. Senator   IS FORMER GOVERNOR   Says He Won't Discuss Is sues of Campaign Until After First of Year

Schoeppel Seeks Seat In Senate   Former Governor Will  Oppose Capper in Race For Republican Nomination in Primaries

Schoeppel to Run Aguinst Senator Capper in Primary   Ratner Bows Out . Of Contest Saying . He'll Support the 82-vaor-old Tenabar

LIGHT SNOW IN WEST   Will be ef Little Benefit te the ! Dry Wheat Fields

BAGKO POLICY FOR IRON AND CTEEL PLANTS   Yorkshire Miners Quit Work as Walkout Threatens Big Kent Fields.

Produce, Hold Down on Risks, Farmers Told   ‘Long-Term Commitments On Land Called Especially Dangerous

FOUR MICHIGAN FARM CHILDREN ARE SLAIN BY MANIACAL KILLER; NEIGHBOR BOY, 17, BEING SOUGHT

URGE TRUMAN TO SIGN TAX. LABOR BILLS   Executive Called Upon To Keep His Pledge Of Cooperation

Halleck Urges Truman To Sign Labor And Tax Bills To Keep “Pledge”

TRUMAN ASKED TO COOPERATE WITH PROGRAM   Key Parts Of GOP Legislation Heading For White House

FEAR TRAPPED WORKERS DEAD: RESCUE 29 MEN   Rescue Squads Use Gas Masks, Oxygen Tanks; 20 Bodies Discovered

‘However, 112 Central Coal Co. Miners Believed Dead; UMW Attorney Claims Negligence

Gas Slowing Efforts to Rescue Men   Mine Corridors Filled With Carbon Monoxide—One  Body Taken Out

Taylor Predicts Rent Boost Veto   General Increase in Rent Ceilings, Along With De-Control of New Housing, Likely This Week; but Urges Firm Controls Be Retained

Veto Of Rent Boost Hinted   President Is Said Definitely Opposed To Plans For Across- he-Board Hike

General Rent ‘Hike Foreseen   Chairman Buck Also Is Sure New Housing To Be Decontrolled

A-Bomb Plant On Permanent  Basis, Plan   U.S. To Modernize War-Built Town Of Los Alamos

U.S. Setting Up Atom Bomb Factory On Permanent Basis in New Mexico

A-Bomb Plant on Permanent Basis   War Department to “‘Permanentize” War  Built Los Alamos, N. M

U. S..A-Bomb Factory On Solid Basis   Foilure To Get World Controls Brings Grim Move For Pefmanent Plant

*New Homes, Schools And Addition of Other Facilities Included in Blueprint of Permanency

A-Bomb Plant To Stay   Factory at Los Alamos Put On Permanent -Basis, As World-Wide Control Efforts Fail

A-Bomb Factory To Be Improved  Arnmmant   Government Plans Permanent Works

GOVERNMENT HODERNIZES {BOMB PLANT   Costly Improvement Program Underway at Los Alamos, N. M.

U.S. TO RETAIN A-BOMB FACTORY   LOS ALAMOS PLANT TO BE MAINTAINED ON PERMANENT BASIS

U. 5. Building Atom Bomb Factory on Permanent Basis   A-Bomb Tested There Two Years Aao On Desert

U.S. Will Put Atomic Factory Town In New Mexico. on Permanent Basic

Makes A-Bomb Plant Permanent   Announcement of Plans to _ ‘Permanentize’ System  =6Falls on 3rd birthday

HIGH PRICES Hill OFFICE: WORKERS   Some low-Salaried Employes Are ‘Seriously Undernourished’

Flanders Asserts Large Part Of New York's Population’ Suffering From — Undernourish’ ment.

LEGISLATURE WILL CONVENE TUESDAY NOON   134th Regular Session of Pennsylvania Lawmakers Faces Manv Problems.

ASSEMBLY WILL MEET TUESDAY IN HARRISBURG   Myriad Of Postwar Problems, Headed By Taxes, To Be Considered

Predicted Rains May Renew Flood Threats   Most Kansas Straams Recede After Weekend OF Weer. Orv Wanthee

Communist Revolt Said Broken By Greek Arrests  Seventy Persons Are Apprehended and Many Guns Captured

Northern Bedford Fair Scheduled For Oct. 16--18   Many Attractive Prizes Offered at 13th Annual Exposition At Yellow Creek—Contest Planned

OPEN PROBE IN HOUSING FIELD   Federal Grand Jury  Subpoenas Firm Heads

CONTROL OVER SCARCE ITEMS IS REQUESTED   FOOD NEED URGENT OVERSEAS, SAYS PRESIDENT

Asks Powe to Control Scarcities   Truman Wants Authority To Handle All Scarce  Teme

Truman Asks Control Over Scarce Item:   Again Urges He Be Giver Authority as Stimulus TT. BForeion Poliev

Truman Asks Right To Control Scarce tems While Longer   Present Authority Ends June 30, Says Another Year Is Needed

Truman Calls For Extension  Of War Power:  Deasidant Ache Ohne   President Asks One More Year of Control Over Vital Materials

President Seeks Extension Of War Powers To Control Trading In Scarce Goods

Extension of War Control Of Scarce Items Requested To Sunnort Truman Poli

TO BOLSTER POLL Truman Asks Longer Rule  Over Use of Goods, Trade

TRAIN WAS TRAVELING AT EXCESSIVE SP EE      Crewmen Of Freight Tell Frebers ‘That Eed Arrow Was Going Tae Fast Befere Wreck

Wrecked Train’s Speed Abnormally High, PRR  Crewmen Tell Probers

To Take Personal Hand in Pushing Measure Through General Assembly; House Has Recess While Senate Is In Extra Session

Gates Renews Support for Liquor Bill   Governor Pledges Full Backing for Amended Measure Which Bans All Party Officials

Senate Holds Brief Session Today and Both Houses Prepare for Busy Sessions Next Week.   GATES IS INSISTENT  ON HIS REFORM BILL

SEC'Y. ANDERSON OFFERS LIST WITH A PROVISION THAT NAMES BE MADE PUBLIC BY SENATORS

Secretary of Agriculture Is Witness Berore Senate Committee Investigating Market Speculations But Declines to Turn Names wer to [nvestiaators.

Their Great-Grandfathe: Helped Shelter Washington’s Army At Valley Forge

Bills Deluge Legislators   Forestry, Schools, Teacher Pay Top List

Bee County Sheriff Wounded In Gun Fight °°;  Two Men Are Killed In Shooting Affray

‘US. AIR FORCE READY 10 FIGHT   Year-End Report Reveal: Bases Reorganized . During 1947

Anderson Asks Power to Expane Farming Abroad  Gives No Estimate Of Program's Cost Befora Committec

France Approves U. S. Proposals On Arms Control   Study By Boards To Be Separate, Delegate Insists

FRENCH SUPPORT U.S. ARMS PLAN   Don’t Want Atom Control Ta Be Mixed With Slash

GREECE OPPOSES U.N. TAKING AID PROGRAM OUT OF U.S. HANDS  SECURITY COUNCIL TOLD _ RUSSIAN PROPOSAL AIM “RED DICTATORSHIP”

Russia's Aims At Dictatorship In Athens Told   Soviet Proposal To United Nations ls Hit By Greece

Greece Charges Russia Seeking To Rule Athens  U. S. Delegate Asks Delay On Proposal Put Before U.N.

Late News Bulletins  Greek Says Soviets Seek Red Dictatorship in Athens

Greece Flays Soviet Stand On U. S. Aid   Claims Proposal for U. N. Contral Move To Encourage Reds

‘Driver Stops Truck To Miss Kaa: ‘Pileun Kills Horse. Three Cows

Resume Debate On Inquiry Body For Holy Land   Boycott Threat By Arab Group Appears Averted

Whereabouts of Blind Couple: Still Doubtful: Honeymoon Is Hinted

Relative Reports Action By Pair, Objects Of Search Braille Correspondence Leads To Elopement Of Blind Couple

Another Senator Fights Lilienthal   Predicts Favorable Weather for Easter   Search Extended for Blind Elopers: Report Phone Call

Blind Couple Elopes After Romance Through Braille Correspondence

SIGHTLESS OHIO COUPLE ELOPES   Blind Girl, 29, Missing With Man, 40, After Braille Romance

REDS HAD ACCESS TO ATOM SECRETS   . Allis-Chalmers Plant Open to Them While Making Parts.

OFFICIALS OF STRUCK PLANT CALLED LAX   Heads of Allis-Chalmers to Be Sum. moned In Probe of Communists.

UN Body Slaps Reds Veto Use   Committee Votes for One-Year Study

Political Committee Of UN Strikes at Soviet Use of Veto   Calls for Study Of Modification Of Voting Rules

U.N. Group Asks Study to Revise Big Power Veto  Action Directed at Reds’ Use: U.S. Presents Plan

1 Ss. Proposal On Veto Study Gets Approval   UN’s Political Committee Strikes At Russia’s Use Of Power

FACTORY PAY “HITS A PEAK EOR AVERAGE   OVERTIME 18 REPORTED RE SPONSIBLE FOR LATEST ' INCREASE IN WEEKLY  a PAY

EASTER TRUCE IN BUS STRIKE   Cedar Rapids Service Ser Poses Chyrehonare

Deep Sea Fishing Urge Alway Makes Subway Circuit About This Time Each Year

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Boyle Begs Off As Fishing Fever Hits Subway Circutt

SLAVE STATUS CHARGE HURLED IN PORTAL SUIT   CIO Issues Blast at Government As Pay Claim Hearing Opens

U.S. Policy in China Is Limited  Chiang Must Ge’ RAS Sa weer Rt]   Chiang Must Get Military Aid or Be Abandoned

Communist Wave In China Limits  America's Help  Money Loan Will Not B Made, But Military

U.S. Policy in China Is Limited  _ Chiang Must Get  Military Aid or Be Abandoned

Red’s Success Limited Aid To China   Reforms Must Be Made Before U. S. Loan Can Be Approved

RED GAINS LIMIT U5, CHINA POLICY   AMERICA MUST BOLSTER CHIANG’S ARMY OR ABANDON REGIME, ENVOYS SAY.

Communist Wave In China Limits America’s Help   Money Loan Will Not Be Made, But Military Aid Is Possible

Choice of Coy Stirs G. O. P.   Opposition Voiced To FCC Chairman

Talk of Military Action By Arabs Less Aggressive   No Major Developments Expected, Says Chittain of Arab League

25,000 Arab Troops North of Palestine   League Ready to. Fight'Move to enh Holy Land

TRIAL 1S OPENED AT DACHAU ——FOR-PRISON-CAMP-ATROCITIES   THIRTY MEN AND A WOMAN CHARGED WITH CAUSING DEATHS OF 50000 PERSONS

THIRTY-ONE NAZIS FACE TRIAL FOR “HORROR MURDERS   Former Buchenwald Camp Officials Accused of Killing 50 0600

U.S. DISPLAYS AIR STRENGTH ON ‘AAF DAY   Squadrons Engage In Mass Drills Over Nation

POPULAR COUPLE. ~ WED AT OVENS   Bonnie Ostert Becomes: Bride of Donald: Reistrof-. fer Tuesday. =

POPULAR COUPLE MARRIED JAN. 14   Marcella Orban and Floyd Huls United In Pretty Church Ceremony

POPULAR COUPLE WED JANUARY 29   Loretta Orban And Cecil Kennedy Exchange Vows Wednesday Morning

Atomic Energy Report Is Adopted; Russia: Is Opposed   Passing Ballot : Comes ‘After ‘Charges Are: Made “bye United. States: and -Riissia That: Each’ Tnineded Coninmission.

Second Atomie Report Adopted By Vote of 19-]   Report Opposed By Russia and Poland Abstains From Ballot

Atomic Group Adopts Second Report to U.N. Security Body   U.S., Russia Aceuse Each Other of Impeding Work Of Commission

Opposing Ballot Cast By Russia   United States And Soviet Bitterly Accuse Each Other Of Impeding Work Of Commission: Poland Abstains

(One ‘No’ Ballot Cast By Russian   Soviet and U.S. Delegates Exchange Bitter Blast On Charge of Impeding Commission’s Wark

ATOM REPORT ADOPTED OVER AU SS PROTEST   U. S. and Soviet Acctise Each Other of Blocking Work of Commission.

Reds Charged With lnipeding A. -Bomb.Group   Atomic Deputy Says Control Must Do Away. With . * Rivairies; Give’ Security to Succeed. .

2ND REPORT 10 U.N. ADOPTED   U. S. and Russia Bitterly Accuse Each Other

VOTE OF 10-1 COMES AFTER U.5., RUSSIA HIT OTHER'S VIEWS  REDS ONLY OPPOSED MEMBER AS POLAND ABSTAINS IN PANEL

U. §. And Russia Mutually Critical Of Atomic Policy  Atomic Energy Group Adopts New Report With Rucsia Opposed

ATOM EXPERTS ADOPT SECOND REPORT TO U.N.  AMERICAN ANSWERS   AMERICAN ANSWERS RUSSIAN COMP! AINT WITH NEW CHARGES

Atomic Group Approves New Report   Russia [Is Opposed, Poland Abstains At Today's Voting

SECOND REPORT T0 SECURITY COUNCIL IS ADOPTED   The Vote Was 10 to 1 With Iuesia Opposed, Poland Alvotaioing.   ACCUSATIONS PLASHED   i nited States and Soviet Un jon Hitterly Accused fiach Other.

ATOMIC GROUP ADOPTS REPORT TO UN COUNCIL   Russia Objects and Poland Abstains in Conimission’s 10-1 Vote

Bomb Report Adopted Over Russ Protests.        Plareup ? Between ae United States, Sovine:

Atomic Board Report OK'd   Russia Opposition Is Overridden; Poland Abstains From Vote

Second Report Adopted 10 to 1; Poland Abstains   Commisison Acts On Plan Fo Setting Up Broad Control Agency

RUSSIA STANDS. ALONE AGAINST ATOMIC REPORT   AEC Accepts New Outline of Plan For Full Control

Russia Loses Again on U.N. Atomic Report   Ballot by U. N. Groug Comes After Russia, U. S$. Trade Attacks

U.N. Atomic Board Adopts Second Report   Russia Opposed Poland Abstains After Bitter Battle.

Russia Fails To Agtee With Group   Votes Against Second Re port of Atomic Energy  Commission   FINAL VOTE IS 10-1   Soviets Will Be Able To _ ‘Kill Action With Veto  in Council

U.N.Group  Approves Atom Plan   U. S. Plans to Seek General Assembly Action on Balkans

Atom Control Second Report Wins 10 to 1   Commission Vote Follows American Reply to Soviets

Wartime Record Of Exiled Grand Mutti Rapped  Jawiek Aa   Jewish Agency Hit: At Soviets, Poland In UN Debstes

Spokesman Says Dice Are Loadec Against Zionists   Wartime Record of Exiled Grand Mufti Debated Before UN

Syria Balks AtHolyLanc Talk in UN   Says Only Solution Accepted Is Jewish Independent State

Jewish Agency Clashes With Russia, Poland   Declares Soviet Proposal For Immediate Independence Loads Dice Against Jews

UN Continue: Palestine Discussion   Syria Calls For Independent Holy Land

Jewish Agency, Russia Clash On Palestine   Arab Countries, Poland Also Linked In Accusation

Mufti’s War Record Is In Debate   Jewish Ageney Clashes With Reds, Poland  and Arab Nations Fey me ET WD       Mufti Is Blamed      Arab Leader Accused Arab Leader Accused of Aiding Extermination

JEWS CLASH WITH RUSSIA BEFORE U.N   Wartime Record of Grand Muf41 in Dispute

Widower Friday, Then a Newlywed, Radio Disc Jockey Frets Over Job

 Excellent Prospects For Southern {{linois Peaches, Strawberries

U.S. POLICY 1S TO: AVOID. THE MIXUP IN PALESTINE      -GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS EX. PECTED TO KEEP HANDS * OFF IN HOLY LAND . CRISIS

United States To Stay Aloot  In Palestine   Not Tio Become Involved In Palestine Crisis Is View At Washington   UNITED NATIONS MAY GET ISSUE

STRIKERS SEIZE MILK ON TRAIN   ARMED LOUISIANA FARMERS HALT TRUCKS, DUMP SUPPLY AFTER PRICE DROP.

Riled by Price Cut, Farmers Drain Milk  Train, Block Dairy Trucks in Louisiana

LAST MAN'S CLUB ANNUAL BANQUET   Members Meet Tuesday . Evening For Meeting, Program.

Last Man’s Club Dinner Nov. 11  Dr. W. L. Downing Speaks To Group

Bar Association Names Countians   Local Lawyers On Important Committees

Judge Hugh Means Hand: Down Decision in Ellis  Library Case   CONTINUE TESTIMON}

WAS NOT A WILL   Judge Hugh Means Hands Down Decision in Ellis  Librarv Case   CONTINLE TESTIMONY

CIGARETTE CAUSES DAMAGE TO A HOUSE   ‘Croydon Man Falls Asleep, ae od ya Uphol  ONE ROOM SCORCHED

CIGARETTE 1S BLAMED FOR FIRE AT CROYDON   Thought to Have Ignited Chair at Miller Home

JEWS PROTEST BRITISH ORDER   Refugees Told To Leave Ships Or Be Sent To Germany

France and Russia Get Jewish Appeal   Shipment of Refugees To Germany Protested

Jewish Appeal Mare to Reds   Jewish Agency Seeks To Prevent Transport Of Jews to Germany

Rent Ratse Inquiry Set   Capehart Proposes Return of Program To States on Sink-Swim Basis

Guaranteed Farm Prices to End At Close of 1548   Congress May Extend Programs In The Meantime

FARMERS LOSE ~ PRICE BENEFITS   Government Protection Ends Unless Congress Votes Extension

Farm Protection Program to End  Termination Set by President's Order

FIGHTS AGAINST TAX EVASIONS   Schedules Meeting to Plan Law Enforcements

REFINERY SEIZURE - BY REDS PROTESTED   Soviets Claim Oil Property Ac “'Gyearman Asset?

' Rep. Sabath Says British Could Ease Economic ' Burden By Disposing Of Gilt-Edge Securities

Sabath Suggests Rich’ Britishers Sell US. Stocks   Dean Of ‘House Comments On Bevin’s Proposal About Gold.

ANNUAL SHIFT TO FAST TIME 2 A.M. SUNDAY   LOST HOUR TO BE GAINED BACK SEPT. 28

Third Of Nation's Residents Will » Set Clocks Up One Hour Tomorrow

Prairie Avenue Road To Get Concrete Sich   * State Project to Extend Fram Sixth ta South Ave. _—Two Suhbwrave Inmuelvreed

Completion of Fy. 67 Gap Due Apr. 15   FINAL PREPARATION OF BASE ON 22-MILE SECTION OF ROAD 1S STARTED

Shaft Of Blasted Mine Called Safe Last November   Federal Inspectors Okayed Exeter Mine As Free Of Gas Then

FIND MINER'S? Rony   Tao Were Trapped When Roof Caved in 1.200 Feet Relow Surface

FIND MINER BRODY   Teo Were Trapped When Roof Caved in 1.300 Feet Below Surface

Anthracite Mine Blast Is Probed   November Inspection Declared Pit Safe

Mine Inspector Approved Shatt Prior to Blast   Nine Diggers Meet Death in New Explosion

Seek Cause of Exeter Blast   Declared Safe by Federal Inspectors Last November

TO INVESTIGATE FATAL PIT BLAST   Mine Declared Safe Last Year  by U. S. Inspectors

PROBING BLAST FATAL TO NINE   Coal Mine Which Blew Up Yesterdgy Was Pronounced Safe By Federal Inspectors Last November.

NEW PAY OFFER BEING, PLANNED BY OPERATORS   fforts Pressed To Prevent Long Mine Shutdown; : Truman Asks Patience

Coal Producers Draft New Wage Plan for Miners   Cénfer With UMW Chief in Effort to Guarantee Resumption of Work   TEN-DAY VACATION STARTING TONIGHT   Will Halt All Bituminous Prcduction; Truman  Eyes.Wildcat Strikes

COAL OPERATORS HAVE NEW WAGE PROPOSAL READY   Operators, Lewis In Private Talks On Contract Issue

Hope To kind Threat Ot NewStrike   Sentiment Is Increasing For Walkout July 8

Offer Drafted By Operators   All Bituminous Pits Cease Work Tonirht

NEW WAGE OFFERS ARE SAID STUDIED BY U.S. PRODUCERS   Effort to Make Production Return July 8 Certain is Reported Today ; Vacation to Start.  erizrmct 3 6FYteT UCIT OT VEC

Resumption Depends On Wheth er Lewis And Operators Reach  Private Wage Agreement To  Replace U. 8. Contract   TRUMAN PROMISES TO ADMINISTER LAW

Quiet Meetings With Lewis May Avert Long Coal Strike In Summer   Resumption Of Work After Vacation Starting Tonight Depends Upon Conferees’ Ability To Reach Private Contract Agreement.

Coal Producers Preparing New Offer To Miners   Lewis Asks Pay Hike Of 35 Cents An Hour

Kansas Legislature Facing Long Grind   Expect {nitial Rounds In Resubmission Fight To Get Under Wav

Public Welfare Said Threatened By Portal Bills   Workers Afraid Present Congress To Impair Rights

Portal Wage Ban Is Opposed      ClO Offers Its Views At Hearing By  Senators

VARIED WEATHER SEEN FOR NATION   Every Kind to Be Felt in U.S. for Thanksgiving, Say Forecasters.

HEARINGS PLANNED “ON MINIMUM WAGES   Hotel And Restaurant Industry Scale Eyed

U5. STRENGTH IN NORTH HIT BY EISENHOWER   Army Chief Reports 3 Divisions Now Set for War

Pair Sentenced to Hang for Murder of Father and Son in $4 Robbery

Good Evening... Another weekend annthare <hawer   Sunday To Be Cloudy And Slightly Warmer

SUNDAY TO BE CLOUDY   Flora Predicts Some Warming Up for Most of hansas

Flash Floods, Blizzards And Tornado Strike   North Central And Rocky Mountain States Have Unusual Storms   AT LEAST 15 PERSONS DEAD

FLASH FLOOD AND TORNADO STRUCK NEBRASKA AND. , BLIZZARD HIT YELLOWSTONE...___.-__

BOMB DEFENSE CLAIM HEARD   MEXICAN NEWSPAPER SAYS THAT ENERGY BEAM CAN ‘EXPLODE BOMB IN AIR

‘Good Neighbor World’ Goal of America, Truman Tells Canada Parliament

Truman Cites U.S., Canada In Trade Plea   President at Ottawa Asks World Also Ban Border Fortifications

PEACE HOPES WERE LINKED WITH TRADE   PRESIDENT SAYS FREE AND PROSPEROUS WORLD. IS GOAL—SPEAKS OF DEFENSE BOARD   ' By ROBERT G. NIXON Tternationa] News Service

U.S.-WideTieup Discussed By President And His Cabinet   6000 Maintenance Men Quit Work in Penn svlvania

Measure Carries Several Features   Calendar Group Is Appointed By Pearsall

Ballots  OnCrops Are Aim Of Bills   Peanuts, Potatoes, Berries, Fruits  Are Included

AIRMEN PICKED UP iN LABRADOR   Rescue Plane Saves Nine Marooned On Frozen Wilderness Lake

9 Marooned Men Rescued  Returned Safely to Goose Bay—Suffer No Ill Effects

RESCUE 9 OFF FROZEN LAKE   Airmen Marooned for Twe Days on Frozen Waters

AIRMEN RESCUED FROM LAKE DYKE   Suffer Little from TwoDay Labrador Vigil.

Swift Jet Plane Factor  (Nine Flyers Marooned In \Labrador Wilds Rescued

CONGRESS WILL FACE PROBLEM “OF INFLATION   TRUMAN. TO PRESENT PRO. GRAM FOR CURBING PRICES AND PROVIDING RELIEF ABROAD

Truman Urges Legislation on Cost of Living:   Work Begun on Plans to Be Outlined at Conaressional Session!

Truman Prepares His Program For Special Session   Tells Nation In Radio Ad. dress Of Needs For Emergency Session   AID TO EUROPE AND HIGH PRICES, CAUSES

Reardon Girl To Tell Story Of Shooting    Will Testify That Boy Friend Fired Shot, Causing Fatal Wreck

Reveals Ohio Bell Expansion Plans   ‘Misuse of Congressmen’s, Stationery Allowance Claimed

Stationery “Racket” Draws Critical Eye of House Majority   Many Convert Allowance  Into Cash After It  Accumulates

Asks For Fifty Million Dollars... . Symington Pushes Air Kield Housing

Wheat Country Cheered by Real Rain Formation of “Snow. Incorporated”

B79 BOMBERS OFF 10 EUROPE   Squadron Has G ermany, England on Stop Schedule

Q BOMBERS HOP OFF FOR EUROPE   B-29S TO VISIT GERMANY AND ENGLAND ON 7,500-MILE TRAINING FLIGHT.

GIRL, 16, CHAINED BEATEN BY FATHER   Itinerant Preacher Held by Police Today in Tennessee,

‘REAL’ INDEPENDENCE DAY  Parents Held After Police Finds Girl Chained to Bed

‘Wise’ Money On Faultless And Phalanx   Entry Box Closes As ‘Balheim’ Gets Nod at Last Minute

14 HORSES IN ANNUAL DERBY   Unheard of ‘Long -Shot Sleeper’ Entered In Saturday’s Classic

RELIEF CHECKS ARE LARGER    Missouri Pensioners Keceive Slight } Increase in March.

Ta the Vatere af Indiana Ca   Stench Bombs, Bullets, Fists Fly In Strike But Southern Buses Still Roll

MUKDEN BATTLE MORE INTENSE   Communist Regulars Are Within Six And Eight Miles Of City

Animal Trainer TellsHow It Feels To Be Chewed By Tiger; Nearly Killed Once

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Proske’s An Hors d’Oeuvre For Hungry Tiger In Circus

Democrats End 3-Day Gathering  Youthful Politicians  Optimisti¢ For 1948.

F orf Peck Lake in Be Developed  Rarrarntanel Brar   Recreational Area Is Projected

Local Community Fly Control Drive Nears Completion  Committee Eyes  Results As Warm

Local Community Fly Control Drive Nears Completion  Committee Eyes Results As Warm Weather Arrives

FRENCH RAILROAD STRIKE SETTLED   Agreement Provides Increase:  For Workers

(Rail Traffic In France Restored ‘As Strike Ends   Government And Union Leaders Get Together On Wages; Strikers Are Givy en Two-Thirds Demands

Strike of French Railroad Workers Brought to Hal   Service Resumed After Six Day Tie-up of Government Railways

Officers Get Liquor And Slot Machines In Raid In Oberlin   Nation Is-Swept By Flurry Of Fires And Explosions

FIRES SWEEP THE NATION      Four Dead, Many Hurt; Damage Is Over $3,000,000

Three Million Property Loss Is Tabulated   Three Are Claimed In Rooming House At Indianznalic

York Hotel Is One Of Places Swept By Flames   Flurry’ Of Fires And Blasts Claim Four Lives

Fires, Blasts Fatal To Four Over VWeek-End   Scattered Sunday Blazes Cause Damage Estimated  At $3,000,000

NATION'S FIRES CAUSE 4 DEAD   Three Million Dollar: Damage Result Sunday

FOUR DEAD IN FIRES, BLASTS ‘OVER WEEKEND   Flurry Of Fires, Explosions Cause $3,000.000 Damage In Nation

PUSS Be De  ‘Four Dead, $3,000,000 Lost as ‘Flurry of Fires Hits Nation

Division Due For Vast Subcontinent   Moslem, Non-Moslem Nations Are to Be Formed in India

INDIAN LEADERS ACCEPT BRITISH PARTITION PLAN   India Will Be Divided Between Moslems and Others in New Setup

Military Training Issue Comes Up Now   \Rival Indian Leaders Tell Viceroy /They Wili Divide Nation Peacefully

Rival Indian Leaders Expect To Divide Country Between Moslems And Non-Moslems   And Take Over Power From British As Peacefully As They Can When British Leave In June Of 1948

VCE MOE UPS.  National Road System Backed By Two Private Organizations

Legali y-OF Proposal  Electric- Water. Bond ‘Issue Here In Doubt

Legality Of Proposal Under Study  Electric- Water Bond Issue Here In Doubt

Oil Tanker Explodes; _ Two Killed   Eight Are Missing and Property Damace Runs High

Oil Tanker Explodes; Two Killed  Fiaqht Ara Micecing   Eight Are Missing and Property Damage Runs Higk

DUCE’S FRIEND 10 BE TRIED AS SP\   Madelein. Cotabouef Ac  ayced of Aiding. Maze:

Paris Darling Goes On Trial As Nazi Spy   Once Girl Friend Of Mussolini

Chandler Insane, Doctor Testifies   Says He Has Been Paranoia Victim  Since 1931

Fifteen Reported Killed In Jerusalem Bombing  Of British Officer Club   Hotel Plunge Photo Winner of Contest   To Our Readers

MAY'S DEFENSE RESTS CASE IN DEFRAUD TRIAL   Prosecution Expected To Begin Rebuttal This Afternoon

ALLIS-CHALMERS BARS UAW HEADS   100 Officers, Leaders In Long Strike Not Yet Reemployed.

Overall Reduction Of $1,000,000 Indicated Be fore Passace   HIGHWAY PROGRAM SPEEDILY APPROVED

Governor, Public Works ' Board Asked To Cut Costs   1948-49 Budget Calling for $119,400,000 From Gen "eral Funds Reaches Senate Floor After Committee Approves

State Budget For 1948-49 Before Senate  General Will Yield $1 19,400,000

Forces To Fight Knutson Bill   Democrats and Some Republicans To Oppose Tax Cutting

Fight Looms Over Tax-Cutting Bill Despite Revisions  Will Take Battle  To House Floor

ENGEL TO FIGHT KNUTSON BILL   Wants Exerantions Cut . Sc Small Income Families Will Get Relief

Openly Jubilant At Independent Party Effort In National Election; Senator Taylor Considers Running With Wal lara

WALLACE DOESN'T EXPECT TO WIN    Communists Rush to Support Socialistic Democrat In His Bid For a Third Party

Truman Off To Fast Start  In Campaign For Election   President Makes Bold Entry On Platform Of Debt Reduction, Protection Of Oppressed Abroad And No Immediate Cut In Taxes

Truman Boom  Gains Impetus After Address  Jefferson Day Talk Is Indirect Bid for

Truman is Sharpening Veto Pencil   Emerges As Leader  Of Democratic Party After Jefferson Day Address Saturday

Stand Taken By Marshall  t. ae Policy Placed dh. arf... .‘2... §p..*?

Marshall to Keep U. S.  Foreign Policy:on Offensive His Decision Seen Fraught With Vital

Marshall Set For Offensive   Truman Talk Effeet Awaited in Moscow

Marshall To Put Foreign Policy On Offensive And Keep It There   Secretary Determined On Course At Big Four Par ley; Russian Reaction To Truman’s Speech On Aid To Greece And Turkey Is Awaited.

UNITED STATES FOREIGN POLICY TO BE DYNAMIC   Yiplomats At Parley Say Marshall Determined To Put U. S. Foreign Policy On Offensive And Keep It There.

STIFF CURB OF RED ACTIVITIES LIKELY THOUGH   Seven-Man Congressional Committee Makes Public Report Seen As Proof American Commun ists Are Agents Of  Russia.

Against Ban On Reds But Strong For Legal Curbs   Committee To Vote 4 To 3 Againt Outlawine Partv.

Stronger Curbs  On Communists .  May be Sought House Un-American Grony  Reported Opposed to Law: Which Would Outlaw Parts

Group to Vote Drastic Curbs On Communism   House Committee May Split, 5-4, Against Out-

May Not Favor Outlawing Reds   Committee to Recommend Drastic New Lega! Curbs, Belief

Group May Vote Not to Outlaw Communist Unit  Drastic New Legal Curbs Are Expected

House Group Reported To .Bé..4-3 -Againet-Move;‘Drastic New Curbs Are Forecant

Un-American Activities Committee Expects to Vote Against Outlawing Reds  Agent of Russia  Party in America Has Record of Working in Soviet Interest

Drastic Curbs On Maneuvering Are Predicted   Un-American Activity Probers Sift Week Of Testimony; Party Red Aaency. Claim

Probers Slated To Reject Outlawing Reds, But May Ask Drastic Legal Curbs On Party   UAW Leaders Deny Reds ‘Control Unions’

5 to 4 Vote Against Party Ban Predictec   U. S. Communists Agents of Moscow. Report Indicates

Probe Committe May Vote Ageinst Qutlawing “Reds” But Ack Draske New Curbs:

House Committee Favors Curb Over Communist Party   Does Not Seek to Ban Organization Altogether Now

HOUSE COMMITTEE ON UNAMERICAN ACTIVITIES MAY VOTE 5 TO 4 ON OUTLAWING THE COMMUNIST. PARTY

Drastic Curbs on Communists’ in U.S. Expected   Doubiful Is Congress Will Outlaw Party Entirely, However

Un-American Activities Unit Said  t to 3 Against Outlawing Communist  Part But United for Legal Curbs

May Not Outlaw Communist Party   House Member Predicts Vote Aaainst Action

Drastic Curbs Qn Communists  Will Be Sought   But House Committe May Not Favor Outlaw ing U. S. Red Party.

PREDICTS HOUSE NOT TOBAN REDS   ‘But Member Sees Curb or Activities in U. S.

in Exiling Communist Party  1 H   Bot Un-American Probers Are Certain To Ask For Strong New Legal Curbs

Party Ban Unlikely   But, Drastic New Curbs On Communist. Activity In U.S. Are Certain

REPORT SHOWS REDS LINKED TO MOSCOW   Plans to Limit and Expose Subversive Groups to he Used in Fight

Drastic Red Curbs More Likely Than Outright Bans Now   Probers Claim Proof of Moscow Directions to Communist Party

House Committee 5 to 4 Against Outlawing Reds   But Is Said Sure To Recommend New Anti-Communist Legal Curbs

HOUSE GROUP NOT 10 BAN COMMUNISTS   Member of Committee on Un-American Activities Says the Vote Will Be Against Outlawing the Party.

Laws to Control: Red Maneuvers Sure of Approval   House Committee to Stop Short of Outlawine Party

House Un-American Committee Man Vote 5 to 4 Against Outlawing Communist Pariy in U. S.

To Propose New Curbs On  ~ Communists   Committee Will Make Its Recommendations But Does Not Advocate Outlawing Of Party

Predicts Curbs On Communists   House Committee Vote ‘Is Expected By Today

Communist Ban Js Disapproved   Close Vote Seen In House Committee

AGREE T0 SHAPE NEW GREEK RULE   Premier Tsaldaris To Quit After Making Visit To King Paul

Aid for Europe Must Be Paid  By Taxes—-Truman   Congress Committees Become More Critical Of Stopgap Funds

People to Give $20 Billion for Marshall Plan  Senate, House Groups Grow More Critical   No Borrowing

EXECUTIVE TAKES SHARP EXCEPTION TO TAFTI'S CRELIC ISM Of THE MAR SHALL PLAN :

NO BORROWING FOR PROGRAM NOW PLANNED   Statement Made After Demand for Strict Export Curbs

One Solon Says France Has Three Billions In Hidden Gold Reserve And Is Pleading For Heln From United States

PAY MARSHALL PLAN GOSTS   President. Says. the Financing Would Be By Tax and Not Borrowing

Truman Says Taxes Must Pay For Aid   Committees Grow Critical Of Proposed Stop-Gap Proposal

Truman Silent: On Restoring ProfitTaxes   Senate. and House Criti"> cal. of Foreign. Allocations ~

Economie Sanctions Against Soviet Bloc In Kurope Proposed   Rep. Herter Claims France Is Pleading for Help While People Have Billions in Hidden Gold: President's Message Not Completed

Congressmen  Critical Of  ‘Crisis’ Aid Declines Comment Cher Kwncce Den fle

STOPGAP HELP . PROPOSAL DRAWS: NEW CRITICISH   Rep. Herter Asserts France  Pleads for Cash While Her:  Citizens Hide $3,400,000,000 in Gold.               SANCTIONS AGAINST -2° RUSSIA SUGGESTED   President Declines to Say Whether He Will Recom-. » mend Reimposition of *‘ Excess Profits Tax, —.

President May Suggest Imposition Of Wartime Levy On Excess Profits

TAX TO DEFRAY EUROPEAN AlD   Truman Urges Levies, Not Borrowing to Pay For Marshall Plan

Truman Says Aid Costs Must Come Out Of Taxation   Rep. Lodge Proposes Economic Sanctions Be Imposed Against Soviet Bloc To Keep U.S. Goods Out Of Their Hands

Foreign Aid Must Come From Taxes, Truman Says  EconomicSanctions Against Soviet Bloc Are Proposed By Rep. Lodge

Taxes Musi Finance Aid Program   House Committee Critical of  Stopcap Proposal

LOWER BUCKS POMONA NAMES ITS OFFICER   Farm Organization Opposes The Return of Rationing   » SITUATION IN EUROPE

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS  Activities ot Interest To oe @& * ae: (Fy

BOARD WILL CONDUCT NIGHT REGISTRATIONS   Offices To Be Open 5 Nights Next Week For Voters

Toledo. Couple, Wanted for Murder Of Two Small Boys, Arrested in lowa

LEAVE FOR lOWA TO BRING BACK TOLEDO COUPLE   Face Murder Indictments ir Deaths of Two Small Children

Reds’ Stand On Marshall Plan ‘Shaky’   Participation {In Conference Does Not Mean Kussia Approves ‘Idea’; World Needs Confidence

‘Flivver’ Fliers Delay Takeoff on Iceland Hop   Ouch! Buralar Steals Electric Fan From Dallasite

Statesville Shots  Informal Glimpses of People In and Areund Statesville.

‘Solons Vote 12-To-6 To Ban Required Union Membership.... _  Organized Labor Has Small Chance To Save The Closed Shop In State

Executive Action Of Senate Body Ends Hopes Of Defeating Labor Bil

Australia Demands U.N. Act to Halt  Indonesian ‘War’  Greece Charges Aggression Against Balkan Neighbors

UNITED NATIONS ASKED TO STOP FIGHT IN JAVA   Australia Demands U. N Action: Greece Hurls Aecreseion Charees

Council Gets Complaints of Aggression  Australia Demands Immediate Action  On Indonesia

U.N. Action To Stop Hostilities ls Demanded   Dutch Contend No Jurisdiction In Indonesia Rift

Steps to Halt Hostilities Are Demanded   Security Council Asked to Act in Indonesian Affair

AUSTRALIA CALLS= ‘ON U.N 10 STOP: ~ WARININDONESH        Declares Fighting With Loos  of Life Demands Imme-=  mediate Action—Rus-  sia Backs Proposal.      AGGRESSION CHARGE -= HURLED BY GREECE   Complaint Filed Again at Three Moscow - Controlled States of Yugoslavia,—  Bulgaria and Albania. -

Steps to Halt Hostilities Are Demanded  Security Council Asked to Act in

Council Has Two Charges ‘Of Agression   Australia Demands Steps To Stop Hestilities but Dutch Claim U.N. Lacks  Turisdiction in Issue

Australia Asks U.N. to Stop Indonesian War   Netherlands Claims Peace Agency Has No Jurisdiction

Australia Urges End To Java War   Brings Plea Before Security Couneil; Dutch Deelare UN Has No Taricdictian

1ST. MARY’S GRAND JURY IS LECTURED BY COURT BECAUSE \OF SLOT MACHINE TOLERANCE

Jurors Told To Make Slot Machine Report   Grand Jury Lectured for “Amazing” Refusal To Renor

100 FARM BUREAU MEMBERS ATTEND VICTORY PARTY      CAPACITY CROWD AT CENTRAL BALLROOM HAS FUN MONDAY EVENING

Members Attend ‘Victory Party   DICKINSON HAS  LARGEST MEMBERSHIP IN HISTORY —OVER 1100

Few Changes Expected In Measure   Upper Chamber Will Vote to Reduce Income Taxes Soon

20-30 Pct. Slash Proposal Goes To Senate . . . Senate Changes seen Slight For  Income Tax Cut

Few Changes in Tax Slashing Measure Seen   Senate Committee Begins Detailed Consideration

GOP STANDS PAT ON 20:30’ TAX CUT   SENATE COMMITTEE MAY ACCEPT HOUSE BILL AS PATTERN

FEW TAX BILL CHANGES SEEN   Senate Committee Says "20-30" Proposal Likely To Stand

Few Changes Likely In House Tax Cut Bill, Republican Senators Say

Few Changes Are Likely In Tax Cut Bill   Senate Probably Will Approve House Measure

Senate Group Ponders Slash In Income Tar   Few Changes Expected In 20-30" House Bill, GOP Leaders Say; Tht By CIO

GOP Indicate . Few Changes Likely in Bill  Finance Committee le flacad Mane hdew

No Change Seen For Tax Cut Bill   F inance Committee Called Into Closed Session Today

Changes Unlikely In Tax Cut Bill  Senate to Pattern On House Measure

FEW CHANGES ARE EXPECTED IN TAX BILL   Senate Republicans Expect Substantial Approval of House-Passed Act Cutting Income Levies 4 Billion a Year.

Few Changes Seen m Income Tax Bill  By GOP Senators   Wide Difference on When Cut Should Become "Effective

SENATE GRIPS ~ ECONOMY AXE   Tox Cuts Seen as Certainty, But Effective Date Is Indefinite

Few Changes Are Likely In Income Tax Cutting Bill   Senate Committee Is Ex pected To Approve House Measure.

FEW CHANGES IN TAX BILL. PREDICTED   Millikin Calls Committee To Private Session   20-30 PLAN   Almost. Sure Of Approval; Big Question Is When To Make Cut Effective

NO KEY CHANGES LIKELY IN TAX REDUCTION PLAN   Senate May Switch Date te July Ist as Only Major Revision

OFFER MADE BY A.T.kT. DOES NOT CONTAIN’ PROVISION  FOR NATIONWIDE” —  ARBITRATION’. 

German Gunmen Murder Leader   Communist Member of Denazification Board Killed By Underground Group

Masked Gunmen Kill Communist  Mendwitiemtann Raned   Denazification Board Member Is New Victim

Underground Shooting? German Communist Shot To Death By Masked Gunmen

Denazification Board  Member, a Red, Slain      2 Masked Gunmen Believed Part of Naz Underground; Hunt Started

Dewcy Stresses Foreign, National Issues -in. Inaugural ‘at  Capitol ©

 Conflict of Individual Freedom Vs. Government Control Theme of Secon. Dewey Inaugural Address

East Tornado, Midwest Flood Take 15 Lives   Mississippi Aims at Worst Stage; Twister Injures 100

Thousands Left Homeless Along Iowa, and Illinois Shores Of Mississippi   Shores Uf JLississippi  At Least Ten Die In Swollen Rivers   Families Being Evacuated As Safeguard Against Break In Levees

Aid Plan Fight Looms   Move to Limit Pledge Of Assistance to Europe to One Year at - Time Gets Under Way

Tough Fight For Marshall Plan Ahead   Division Of Opinion Seen In Remarks Of Senators; May Vote Year's Trial

Long-Range Help Rapped  wmanta 17 Rilkan   Truman’s 17 Billion Program Not Popular

Republicans and Democrats Both’ Attack Big Fund   ‘Most GOP Leaders Favor Limiting European ‘Program to One Year; Some ‘Plan Expected

Rough Going Ahead for 4-Year Marshall Plan   Republicans Line Up Behind Taft's Opposition to ERP

Marshall Plan Appears Due For — Some Whittling By Next Congress   Taft And Others Already Talking Of Putting Program: On Year-By-Year Basis; Manv  eadere Camment.

One-Year Limit Imposed by Taft Gains Support   Party Lines Not Solid In Anticipated Battle Over Aid to Europe  At Next Congress

Long-Range Plar  To Aid Europe  Faces Opposition Some Againsi Committing  Se eT   Some Againsi Committing Fatnre Congresses; One Wants Yearly Auditing

4-YEAR RELIEF PLAN OPPOSED IN CONGRESS   pemocrats and Republicans Alike Object to. Period. Eu.” ropean Program To Run.

Tough Sledding for 4-year Marshall.’  Plan Is Forecast. Attacks fram Rath   Attacks from Both GOP, Demos’ Presage Fight ‘When Congress  Returns January 6”.

MARSHALL PLAN FACES BATTLES   Sharp Attacks From Both Republicans And Democrats Forecast Rough Going For Four-Year $17,000.000.0000 Proposal.

Annual Review Asked by Taft   Vandenberg Reminds Solons of Seriousness of The Peace Problem

Taft Suggests Annual Review By Congress   Stop-Gap Bill Passed; Special Session Ended

ROUGH GOING INDICATED FOR MARSHALL PROPOSAI   Sharp Attacks From Both Republican And Democratic Ranks Forecast Opposition To Committing U. S. To Four-Year, $17,000,000,000 Program—-GOP Leaders Line Up Behind Suggestion Of Senator Taft To Limit Aid To One Year

FOREIGN HELP OF 17 BILLION 10 BE FOUGHT   REPUBLICANS FAVOR ONE-YEAR LIMIT ON PLEDGE

Rough Going Seen For Aid Proposal   Both Republicans And Democrats Join In Planning Fight When Congress Meets

SHARP ATTACKS ON LONG RANGE PLAN APPEAR. IN OFFING   Both Republicans and Democrats Raise Question On  Workability of Plan

EUROPEAN” AID BILL TO FACE SHARP BATTLE   Republicans Expected To Be Behind Sen. Taft When Congress Returns

Fight Shapes Ur On Long-Range Marshall Plan   Both Republicans and Democrats Hit 4-Year Clause tn Proposal

Long-Range Relief Proposal Assailed   U.S. Must Buy Peace, Says Parshall

Many Congressmen Favor Pledge of Europe Aid on Year to Year Basis in Place of 4-Year Plan.

Both Democrats And Republicans Question Wisdom Of Long-Range Commitment Of USS. To Send Relief Abroad: Some: Doubt Need For Funds Asked

Hard Times Seen For Marshall Plan At New Session   Attacks Foreshadow Congressional Action On Four-year Relief

SENATORS HIT 17-BILLION SUM TRUMAN ASKS   Rough Going Predicted For Administration’s: Foreinn Relief Rid

Rough Going Seen for Marshall Plan in Approval Battle   Sharp Attacks From Both Sides Forecast Uard Fight in Congress

PROPOSAL ASKS ANNUAL REVIEW TO SIFT NEEDS   Blasts By Both Parties Point To Rugged Going For Truman Program

Two Parties M: Attack o on, Plan To Help Eurc      Taft, Johnson ‘Agree That a Anagal Study. Should - Made; - Relief us He ee That Way

Rough Going Looms For Marshall Plan :   GOP Wants To Hold Aid Pledge’ To One Year; State Secretary ~ Save Peace Awaits Recoverv

Sharp Attacks From Both Parties! Indicate Tough Going for Aid Plan}

Taft Wants Review Made Annually   Amount and Methods to be Used Remain  In Doubt

Leaders Of GOP Protest Length   Taft Recommends Annual Review Of Program

Four-Year Aid Plan Facing Opposition   Restrictions To Single 12-Months Period Probable

‘Sharp Attacks From Members of Both Parties Indicate Rough Going ‘For Long-Term European Aid Program

‘BURNED BY EXPLOSION   Four Members of Leavenworth Family lajured this Merning

ALLOW POTATO PRODUCERS NEW AAA PROGRAM   Takes In Growers Who Have Less Than Three Acres; Sign By June 1

Lewis Sends Most Miners Back}To}Pits   Signs New Pay Pact Netting Each Worker Gain of $3.54 Daily

HALF OF COAL DIGGERS WILL REPORT AT ONCE   UMW Chief Signs New Wage Contract With Northern Mine Operators

NEW CONTRACT BOOSTS WAGES “FOR 200.00   LEWIS CLAIMS NEW CON.  TRACT WILL GAIN $1.54 _ PER DAY IN BENEFITS  : TO EACH MIXER

Legislative Posts Filled At Meetings   Veteran House Membet Nominated Without Opposition Today

OUVIET GHAKGE OF ‘MEDDLING’   Eight Russian Satellites Conspicuous by Absence From Parley

Eight Russian Satellite Nations Boycott Parley   Aim Of Conference Is To Frame Program For European Recovery   BEVIN REFUTES  SOVIET CHARGES

16 NATIONS AT PARIS TO STUDY MARSHALL PLAN   Speed Emphasized At Confab Boycotted By Russia And Satellites

BEVIN REPLIES TO CHARGE OF INTERFERENCE   Russian Satellites Conspicuous by Their Absence

RAIN HEADS THIS WAY   Cleady Skies and Lewer Tempers. tures te Prevail Here

Atomic !ssue Unites U. S. And Britain   Oppose Russ Move Fo Bring Afomics Within Range Of Veta

U.S., Britain Fight Effort —, Of Russia To Bring Atomic ‘Controls Within Reach Of Veto   Determined To Prevent Any Country From Escaping U. N. Punishment For Atomic Crime

U. §., BRITAIN OPPOSE PLAN * OF SOVIETS   Would Put Atomic Controls Within Reach Of Veto   CANADA   Backs Two Western Powers At Closed Meeting Of U. N. Commission

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL OVER 500   Highway Wrecks, Drownings and Plane Crashes Swell Total

HOLIDAY DEATHS PASS 500 MARK   Fatalities From Drownings, Plane Crackups Added To Traffic Victims

Fourth Period Death Toll In Nation Over 50   Tra ffic Accidents And Drownings Cause Largest Number Of Deaths   PLANE CRASHES ALSO TAKE TOLL

24 Nazis of Farben Co. Face Trial   U.S. Indicts Big Combine Officials As War Criminals

Indictment of 24 Leaders Filed Accusing Them of Principal War Moves

Military Court Will Try Giant Farben Combine  Claim German Compan«   Claim German Company Aided the War More Than Fanatic Nazis

24 Accused Of Plotting Last War   Move Marks First Time industrialists Face Such Charges.

Mexia: Merchants Meet } Sixty Business Men Attend Friday . Night's $. Banquet) Oper Open Forum: Held  we

Mexia Merchants Meet ° . Sixty Business Men Atfend Friday  Night's Banquet; Open Forum Held      Dacide to Hold Weekly Trades Davs

ISLAND PLANE AND 15 MILLION DOLLARS.GONE   Believed Lost In Pirate-Infested Waters of Hong Kong

Plane Carrying $15,000,000 in Gold Missina in Area Infested by Pirates.

PRESIDENT’S SOM WORRIES AGENT:   Young Aleman Gets ‘MisLaid’ During Motorcade Trio in Manhattan

Good Evening ... Track meet, whoops! Straw he day, hubba! Rain, nateh!   ‘More Rain Predicted ‘Fér Eastern Kansas

GAS OVERCOMES CHICAGO FIREMEN   Forty-Three Are Treated Today after Fighting Huge Fire.

Democrats Will O pen Sessions  On July 1th   Marshall And Vinson Men. tioned As Possible Running Mate For Truman

CONVENTION OPENS JULY 11   Jemoacrats Start Hunting for Truman Running Mate

Wool Price Support Bill To Truman   Measure Passed by Senate Today Faces Possible Presidential Veto

Veto May Kill Wool Price Bill   Higher Tariffs, Quotas on Imports Permitted by Measure

RELIGIOUS RIOTS BREAK OUT IN INDIA   At Least 57 Killed; Large Fires Burning Throughout Lahore.

REPORT o/ SLAIN BY RIOTING MOBS AT LAHORE, INDI   Fires Burn Throughout City  As Hindus And Moslems Battle

Religious Riots Break Out in India   - 57 Killed in Battle on Eve of Independence

North India City Afire In Wake of Religions  Rioting   57 Persons Dead on Eve of Indian Independence;  Schools Closed

India Rioting Kills 57 on Eve Of Independence   Lahore Fighting Injures 63; All Schools Closed

SIX PERSONS KILLED IN . HOLY LAND ©   Jews And Arabs Continue Bitter War OF Reprisals

Six More e. Die “Ta Holy Land _Reprisal War   Wholesale Recruiting By; Both, Sides For Security “ Duties Continues  “> Unabated .

Reprisals And Counter-Reprisals ....  6 Deaths Are Reported As The Jews And Arabs Continue Communal War

ner Ma  dded 1 eke  avell  et )  ; keep py aS ve thee J UWdetrac  > he ¢  IN=2LY LAND  n ehary

FINE HORSES TO SHOW AT LE MARS   First Post-War Show  Has Attracted Fine Bieald Of Pntries

Slight Chance For Cooler. Weather Seen  Midwest May Receive , ae e Te   Midwest May Receive Cooling Air From Canada Soon

Slight Chance For Cooler Weather Seen  pee eee, i le: §8=— seme epee

Baths Fe Forbidden in  A strigg_- Water Short   ‘Slight Chance’ of. Cool Weather May Aid Crops

NORTHERN SOFT COAL OPERATORS READY TO SIGN   Nation-wide Strike Averted As Miners Agree To Work   ‘SOUTHERN OWNERS TO ‘BE FORCED TO SUBMIT

Mine Workers Policy Board Ratifies Contract With Northern Soft Coal Group

Late Monday Night and Approves Agreement; Word to Return Goes Out Today.

Miners Will Return To Work After Pact Is Officially Signed   Agreement Executed by Northern and Steel Company Operators and Union Calls for 14!5 Cents Hourly Raise: Southerners to Meet

Contract To Be Signed At Union Office   Southern Operators Expected To Agree To Like Terms When They Convene At Two O’clock Thi. Afternnann: Wark Mavament Starte

CONTRACT ALL SET 10 AVERT TIEUP IN COAL   WAGES OF = $15.0 A DAY GRANTED; HOURS REDUCED

Group of 200 Called to Meet  On Ratification   Walkout of 250,000 Men In Other Areas Likely As Vacations End = ~~

Operators Bow lo Lewis; Skip ‘New Labor Law   Coal Diggers to Start Work Today at a $13.05 Wage

TAKE PLACE AT 10 A.M. TODAY   Southern and Midwest Are Expected To Accept Terms

“National” Contract To Be Signed At 10 a.m. And Most Miners Will Go Back; Others Expected to Sion Un Soon After

Miners To Return To Work for Those Operators Who Have Sioned Pact

U.S. Promises Small Powers Concessions   Marks First Break in Solid Front Maintained On Veio Privileges by Warge Nafions.

Heypt Demand: U.N. Rid Nile Of Britain  Seeks Sanction for Merger of Sudan— Diehate Te Set

Egypt's Delegate Asks UN Council To Oust British   Angh -Egyptian Dispute Seen Capable of Endan geting Peace   PLAN WOULD ALSO ANNEX SUDAN AREA   Ambassador Hassan Makes Special Trip to Present Complaint

GRIM WARNING NOTE SOUNDED BY SECRETARY   Vishinsky Assails U.S. Policies Once More

HITNESS URGES FQUAL RIGHTS’ FOR EMPLOYER   Pub lisher ‘Warns Country’ Against Guild; G. 0. P. To Seek Budget Cut

Stern Accuses Guild Of Lies   Says He Sold Three Newspapers To Warn Nation About Newspaper Guild

J. David Stern Declares He Sold His Three Papers In Order to “Warn Nation”

BRITONS BATTLE FUEL PARALYSIS   Dockers and Miners Give Up Week-end; See Power Off Week Yet

DROP HOLIDAYS. ~TOMOVE COAI   FIVE THOUSAND BULLDOZERS ‘AND SNOW PLOUGHS BEING: .. USED TO CLEAR ROADS. IN ENGLAND

Mountbatten Sees Federal Union Of India With Hindu-Moslem-Native Partition

Coroner Not Satisfied By. "Confession   Asserts He Still Believes Massillon City Hospital’ Baby Deaths Were “Homicide.”

FASCIST MUSSOLINI SPIRIT   Pictures of I] Duce Plas tered {,@Milan; Gun: Uncovered. 3%

MARSHALL SET FOR MAJOR ROLE   Drafts Plans To Break UN Deadiock Series

Marshall Plans To Call’ Reds In U.N. Session   Secretary Outlines Policy For Leadership by U. S.  Die ME av aneen Boles Bantuan

Bevin Offers Red Satellites New Chance fo Participate.   British Foreign Minister Elected Chairman of Marshall Plan Conference

16 Nations In Paris Start Aid Sessions   Bevin Says Door Open fo1 Russia; First Committee Named

16-Nation Conference Gives Communist Group  Chance To Change Mind   Bevin, Chairman Of New Organization, Assures Russia And Satellites Of Good Will To Those Europeans Who Want Good Life.

Bevin, Chosen Chairma n, Holds Door Open to Moscow, Satellites; Bidault Praises U. S. for Efforts

TELLS SOVIET AND EIGHT SATELLITES THEY MAY CHANGE MINDS, JOIN PLAN

EXPECTS NATIONS ABSENT TO COOPERATE AFTER OBJECT OF MEETINGS ARE CLARIFIED

Bevin Pleads For  Soviets To. Join   Sixteen Nations Represented At Paris Session © Marshall Plan To Speed Reconstruction « War-Torn Europe. .

BEVIN PLEDGES VOICE FOR ALL WHO WOULD AID   Working Committee Named To Set Up Program And Report On Sunday

16 Nations lect Briton As Chairman  He Stresses Police  mrwywn i... WES .¥....   He Stresses Policy Of Future Welcome For Sulkers

EVIN SAYS OOR OPEN FOR LL COUNTRIES   Chairman Opens Paris Conference

Britain’s Bevin Named To Lead Paris Group, Urges Soviet Bloe To Join   ‘Soviet May Line Up Rival  ‘Economie Faction In East   Mackenzie Feels Red. Balkan [Bloc Lacks Voluntary Aim

Moscow and Her Satellites Told ‘Door Still Open   Bevin Regrets Fact Some Countries Are ‘Unable To Attend’

GOP Tax Cut Would Taper Over $300,000   Revised Knutson Measure Benefits ‘Aved Above Others

Rep. Knutson Has Tax Cut Bill Ready   Biggest Slashes for Those With  Lower Incomes

Tax Reduction  Bill Presented   Knutson Calls For Cul Of 20 Per Cent In  Income Levy

Knutson. Introduces Bill Calling For A 20 Per Cent Slash In Taxes

[ neomie Tax Slash Bill  Presented  Knutson Changes Original Program

ANUTSGN PUTS TAX MEASURE BEFORE HOUSE   Revised, Bill Woutd Slash Income Levy 20 Pot. Bn  Most Earnings

otk STEP IN SENATE MAY BE CUTTING TAXES   Reduction of Twenty Per C-nt Planned By GOP Members

Knutson Finishes His Tax Proposal; Would Help Lower Incomes   Measure Also Would Grant Added. Advantage to Taxpayers Over 65; Percentage Reduction ‘Considered as Best

Low Income Group Aided In Tax Bill   Knutson Completes Work On No. 1 Legislation For New Congress

Knutson Ready With Measure To Slash Taxes   Provides Biggest Cuts For Those In Lower Income Brackets.

Tax-Trimming Bill Modified At Last Moment   Former 20 Per Cent Cut Now Applies to First $300,000

Knutson Offers Bill To Cut Income Tax by 20 Percent for Most of Us

Tax-Cutting Bill Ready For Debate   GOP Congressman Offers Measure Calling for 20° Slash in Individual Income Levies.

Completes Bil Aimed To Speed Income Tax Cut   Rep. Knutson Sees Quick Relief For Millions With Take-Home Pay Jumped

Knutsen Finishes Drafting Measure To Cut Tax Bill For Low Bracket

KNUTSON HAS REVISED TAX BILL READY   Measure Would Give Biggest Cuts To Lower Groups

Those Making Under $300,000 Yearly Affected   Exemption For Those Over 65 Urged By Minnesotan

THOSE EARNING OVER $300,000 AREHIT HARDER   Knutson Changes Plans Fot ‘Across-Board’ Slash; Action Faces Fight

Knutson Completes Work on New GOP Income Tax Bill   Measure To Be Introduced To Congress Today

Congressional Bill Completed Just Before Noon... .  Bill To Cut Income Tax Favors Lower-Pay Group

Lower Income  Group Will Benefit Most   205° Slash Sought for Earnings  Up to $300,000

FINISHES WORK ON PLAN TO CUT INCOME TAXES   Knutson Favors Largest Re duction in Lower Salary Bracket

KNUTSON WINDS UP PENCIL JOB ON TAX SLASH   Solon’s Plans, Embodied i New Act, Would Help ‘Little Guy’ Most

10 Per Cent Cut For Earnings up To $300,000 Askec   Rep. Knutson Revises Measure Just Before Congress Reassemble:

LOW BRACKET CUTS WADE ON 1947 INCOMES   Knutson ‘Bill Carries 20 Pe - Cent Slash on Amounts Up to $300,000.

GOP Opens Drive to Cut Income Tax   Rep. Knutson Modifies New Reduction Bill

Tax Reduction Bill Prepared For Congress   REPUBLICAN SOLON TC PRESENT MEASURE TO HOUSE

Tax Measure Gets Revision   20 Pet. Cut Slated On First $300.000

REP. KNJTSON OFFERS BILL TO CUT TAXES   Measure Provides 20 Per Cent Slash on Incomes Up to $300,000 and 10.5 Per Cent Drop on Those Over $300.000.

Knutson Offers Bill Asking Big  income Tax Cut   20 Per Cent Reduction On First $300,000 Is Proposed in Measure

Biggest Income Tan Cuts Scheduled In Lower Brackets  Persons Earning Under $300,000 Annually To Get Most Benefit

Com Pp lete Bill to Cut Tax   GOP Measure to Reduce Individual Income Taxes Was  Quickly Revised

Tax-Trimming ‘Bill Is Offered By Rep. Knutson   Provides 20 Pct. Cu In Levy On The Firs $300,000 Of Income.

Last Minute Change Made in Tax Bill   Knutson Plans Biggest Cuts to Those in Lower Income Bracke?

Biggest Slash Due In Lowest Income Class   20 Percent Slice  Off Earnings Up To £200 HOO Prannced

LEVY ON INCOME OF MOST PERSONS WOULE BE 20 PER CENT LESS  SMALLER REDUCTION WOULD BE GIVEN IN $300,000 BRACKETS

20 Percent Cut on $300,000 of Income Proposed in House   Rep. Knutson of Minneso+ ta Offers Bill Today as  Congress Convenes

20 Per Cent, Knutson Says   Reduction to Affect First $300.000 Earned

Bill To Cut Income Tax Is Prepared   Knufzon Soys Lower Brockets, To Get Greatest Reductions

Tax Cut Measure Is In   First Offered to 80th Congress; Slash Is 20 Per Cent Up to Incomes of $300,000

Knutson Ready With Income Tax Cut Bill   Republican Measure Provides Biggest Reduction for  Low Brackets

Biggest Slash Due In Lowest Income Class  20 Percent Slice OFF Earninace Un T.

-Would Retain  Liquor Taxes   First House Battle to be over Taxes

GOP Tax Cutting Measure Revised   Biggest Cuts Go To Low Brackets

Bill To Cut Income Tax  Rate Offered   Knutson Measure, Opposed By Democrats, Asks 20 Per Cent Slash

First House *Measure Calls For 20 Pct. Cut   Would Also Ease Burden on Aaed Taxpayers

Tay-Trim Bill Calls for a 20 Per Cent Cut  s First   Covers First $300.000 of Incomes

IR] MASON CITY   lCocretary Patterson Orders Better Chow for U.S. Soldiers

HOPE TO REACH A ‘SCHOOL AGREEMENT   House Adjourns After De bate on Reorganization   APPROVED EIGHT BILLS

Solons Home For Recess   Leave School Reorganization Issue Up In Air: OK Eight Bills

Your Laugh Now. Junior   TEACHERS TAKE TEST, WIN MONOPOLY ON DUNCE CAPS

There Is No Question That Greenville T...-hLare Conld Do Much Better Job

KIDS LAUGH LAST 100 Teachers Fail On Test Thev Expect Pupils To Pass

Burr Killed Lincoln--In Exam  Colorado Teachers Average 67, Flunk American History Test

Colorado Teachers Stymied on U.S. History Quiz: Average Grade Is 67

Colorado Kiddies Have The Last Laugh Teachers Miserable Failures In Test On.American History.

Teachers *Way Off On Answers   Miss Simple Questions Pupils Are Given Daily

Rev. Hughes Will  Take Office Nov. 10   Who Killed Lincoln?  Kids Get Last Laugh;. Teacher: 'Flunk’ History Examination

Judge Orders Curley Jailed  Refuses To Suspend Sentence For Fraud

Judge Orders Boston Mayor Te Serve Sentence   Refuses To Suspend 6 to 18 _ Months Mail Fraud Sentence  of Mayor James Curley.  

Curley Must GoTo Jail, Judge Says   Unmoved By Plea For Suspension And No Time Granted To Arrange Affairs

Judge Orders Curley to Jail  Proctor Reaards   Proctor Regards Case as Finished

Court Refuses Curley Appeal  Boston Mayor Must Serve Jail Sentence

CURLEY LOSES IN BATTLE 10 AVCID PRISON SENTENCE   Court Says Boston Mayor Should Begin Serving Term  tmmecdiatelyu

Curley Must Serve Prison Term, Is Proctor’s Order   Mail Fraud’ Sentence Is Upheld. by, Judge in Washington; Allows  No Statement

Curley Ordered  To Serve Term   Loses Appeal For Sus pension: Of Jail De ae

JAIL BECKONS BOSTON MAYOR   Must Serve Sentence a Once, Says Judge

Orders Curley To Prison Immediately   Judge Denies Mayor’s Appeal

Appeal Refused In Curley Case   Court Rules Mayor To Serve Sentence  Despite Ill Health

BOSTO LOSES APPEAL, GOES TO JAlL   Court Turns Aside Request Te Delay Prison Sentence for Mail Freud

Orders Curley To Begin Term   Judge Refuses to Suspend Boston Mayor’s Sentence

Curley Is Ordered To Serve His Sentence at Once  Suspension of Term - Denied Today By Federal Judge

Curley Loses Appeal: Must Go fo Prison   Justice J. M. Proctor Denies Plea of Curley’s Attorneys for Few Days To Clear City Affairs

Boston Mayor Must Serve Prison Term   Six To [8 Months Kee Soles! Beni

Stassen Favors UN ‘Plain Talk’   Doubts Future Policy of Russia:

Connecticut and Washington, D. C. Lead in Safety   Get Grand Award In 1946 Competition.

MINNESOTA IS SAFETY WINNER   Takes Ist Place for Midwestern States

Russia's Tirade On U. S. Blamed For War Hysteria   Australian Delegate Blasts Soviet in  Bitter UN Speech

NEW COLD ADDS TO BRITISH WOE   More Villages Isolated In Suffering Britain; Additional Workers Out; Factories Stop; Fuel Shorter.

SEVERE STORM HITSBRITAIN   Roads, Railways to Mines Blocked by Great New Blizzard

SEVERE STORM STRIKES AGAIN   Closes Plants in Northern England, Wales

NEW STORM STRIKES AT TROUBLED BRITAIN   Blizzard’s Worst In Years Continent Also Hard Hit

Poultryless Thursday Idea Junked But Eqaless Day still in the Set-up

Ban Removed on Poultryless Thursday Plan   U. S. Seen Buying Fowl at Higher Prices to Prevent Decline

Government Ends Poultryless Days; Pians to Buy Chickens at AboveMarket Price to Prevent Decline

Government Wil Buy Poultry To Maintain Prices   Poultryless Days Called Of As Growers Send Flocks To Capital

Poultryless Thursdays Called Off   Citizen's Committee Wants To Keep Thursday ““Eggless” In New Grain Saving Plan.

U. S. Due to Buy Chickens   Plans to Keep Price Up After Abandoning Poultryless Days

Purchase Plan Follows Ending Poultryless Days  Government Intends   Government Intends To Resell Fow! on Market in Spring

US. 10 BUY CHICKENS 10 AVERT PRICE SLUMP   Abandonment of Poultryless Days Brinas Plan to Stabilize the Market

‘Poultryless.. Thursdays Are ‘Brought to End   “People still Urged to Make Them Eggless.

NEW PROGRAM TO SAVE FOOD TS PLANNED   Fovernment May Bus Poultry at Above Market Prices

Chicken Eating Bans Dropped Under Pressure   Poultrymen Agree To Reduce Flocks

U. S. To Buy Chicken, Report, As Poultryless Thursday Is Abolished

Want Elder Statesmen to Direct Aid   Hoover, Baruch and Stimson Suacested for Task

DUFF SUBMITS RECORD SIZE STATE BUDGET   Chief Executive Calls for $133,000,000 In New Taxes — Total Outlay $857,422,139,

Calls For 133 Million  In New Taxes   Governor's Budget Proposes $857,422.13 Expenditures In  Next Biennium.

Governor Says ‘Boost In Taxes Is Result Of  ‘ Soaring Postwar Costs

Negro Children CauseChurchRov  Catholics Protest Archbishop Ruling

Go Over Head Of BishopIn School Dispute   St. Louis Catholics in Row Over Negroes in Par.  6g@¢ehial Schools

TEXAS HOUSE ENDS MOVE IN (LOSE VOTE   Solons Warned of Facing Issue in Next Campaigns

House Slaps Down Second Attempt at Soldier Bonus Bill  85-61 Vote Against Re-Referring Issue. To Veterans Group

Big U.S. Airliner Crashes In Syria  Fifteen Are Killed In Crash Of Plane

10 ON AIRLINER KILLED IN SYRIA; 21 SURVIVECRASH   ‘Pan American Constellation, With One Engine Afire, Plunges in Desolate Country.   SEVEN OF CREW DEAD; ALL U. 8. CITIZENS   (Disaster Fourth of Kind in  Last 22 Days — Four Smashups Have Taken 161 Lives.

15 Die in Crash Of Pan American  Plane in Syria   Some of 21 Survivors Believed Badly Hurt, But Details Are Few

Albania, Bulgaria And Yugoslavia Accused Of Backing Guerrilla War   Soviet Veto Halts Moves For Peace   American Efforts To Obtain International Intervention Will Continue

U. §. FEARFUL OF COMMUNIST GREECE AIMS   GUERILLA WARFARE DARKENS BALKAN PROBLEM

AMERICA HOPES FOR STRONGER GREEK REGIME   Nation’s Economy Must Be Re stored to Higher Level, Radicals Crushed

Guerrillas May Seize Government   Outside Help May Be Given Communist Forces

Rebel Coup Feared Amid Greek Crisis; U. S. Apprehensive   Seizure of Government Possible; 3 Neighbors Accused Formally Of Suppertinge Guerrilla Attacks

CABINET QUITS OHAKY NATION ON WAR ISSUE   Tsaldaris Given Reins for New Government by King Paul.

Greek Cabinef Falls In Bitter Dissension  Some Hope Is Still Held For Rattar Reaima

Fear May Assist In Rebel Seizure Of Government   Henderson Points Accusing Finger At Albania, Bulgaria And Yugoslavia As  Creece Faces New Crisis

Tsaldaris Is Called On To Take Control   Communist Guerrillas May Try To Take Over Government

 Crashes Don’t Deter Him  He'll Continue To Fly. President Tells Press

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FOREMEN’S SUIT HITS LABOR LAW LEGALITY   Court Suit Hits Taft-Hartle Law As Unconstitutional

BILBO GAINS GROUND  AFTER OPERATION,   Blood Clot Removed From Lungs of Senator—Hospital Reports Condition “Very Good.”

REPORT SMALL MISSILE BLASTED FIVE MONTHS AGO   Paris Newspaper Carries News of ‘Suecessful’ Effort

Senator Wherry Proposes Lifting Of Sugar Ration   Says Rise in Cuban Harvest, Less Export Cause Large Stocks

Curb Shipments Billed to Canada   Railroads Act After Import Slash to Bvoid Bia lam

Rail Freight To Canada Cu By U.S. Lines   Partial Embargo Follows Dominion Curb on Imports

Body Strangled With Electric Cord Found Teday:On Norwalk River Bed

Bodies of Two Murder Victims Found in'L. A.   Strangled Woman is Found in River; Man Qabhhed at Citv Hell

Body of Thinly Clad Woman Is Found Strangled With Electric Corz!   ANOTHER WOMAN BEATEN ‘TO DEATH WITHIN CITY

Third Woman Found Slain In Los Anaeles   Young Section Worker Who Admitted He Kissed Corpse is Held for Questioning

New Murders Baffle Police At Los Angeles   Two.More Women Killed During Past 24 Hours

Man Is Suspected Of Coast Slaying   Woman Nearly Nude I: ' Found Dead Along Sunla Fe Tracks

Two More Dead:  Women Added To Unsotved Crimes   ‘Dahlia’ Case, Nurse lncident Still On Police Files Today

JOPLIN: MAN IS HELD IN BRUTAL DEAT   Rail Worker Giving Name of George Wickliffee Suspected of Apparent Rape — Slaying in Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES PROBES THIRD BRUTAL KILLING   Nearly Nude Woman Found Beaten About Head

WAR CONTRACT ~ FRAUD CHARGE   COMPTROLLER SAYS THAT FRAUD ENTERED THE SETTLEMENTS OF HUN. DREDS OF CONTRACTS

Commons Approves Altlee's Crisis Plan Dispite Stiff Warning From Churchill

Parliament To Uphold Attlee   War Leader Loses Fight To Block Government’s Crisis Program

Labor Government Defeats Churchill in ‘Crisis’ Battle   Former Premier Uses Familiar Oratory In Attacking Program

Taft Favors Less Drastic Budget Cut  Believes Taxes _  Can Be Reduced

Tax Cut Plans To Await Final Budget Figure   Knutson Announces Postponement of Scheduled Hearings

GOP Seeks Ban On Amending Ceiling Figures   Rep. Cannon Claims ‘Gag Rule” in Plan. For Budget Slash

aft Says Income Tax Cut Possible ven If Budget Isn't &-red Sharply

U. S. Can Cut Taxes 3 And A Half Billion.  Senator Taft Declares

Until Congress Decides How Much To Slash   Controversy To Delay Hearings On’ Reciprocal Tariff Operations

Hearing Set For Wednesday Put Off indefinitely   House Vote Expecte.   House Vote Expected Thursday On Move To Trim Truman Bill

DECISION ON BUDGET  SLASH WILL BE MADE  BEFORE STUDY OPENS PLANNING PREVIOUSLY  SCHEDULED TO BEGIN IW HOUSE WENNECHAY

Budget- Cutters Work Out Plan Of ‘Strategy   Will Try to Prohibit Any  Amendments to Proposal For Six-Billion Slash

Budget Slash To Get First Attention   Knutson of Minnesota Reveals Plan Changes; Other Hearings Shifted

EFFORTS TO SLASH TAXES OFF PENDING BUDGET CUT   Postponement Of Any Consideration Of Reducing Rates Until Congress Determines Extent-Of Expenditures Decrease Announced By Chairman Knutson—Hearings On Bill For Lower Income Levies Had Been Slated For Wednesday—Seek To Bar Amendments

TAX-PARING HEARINGS ARE POSTPONED   No Further Consideration to Be Given Proposal for 20 Per Cent Cut Until Final Budget Figure Is Agreed Upon.

Income Levies Slash Awaits Budget Study   Taft Is Opposed To Big Shave In Defense [tems

SEEK 3 BILLION INCOME TAX CUT   TAFT BACKS PLAN TO PARE TRUMAN BUDGE] BY $4,500,000,000

Consideration Of Tax Cuts Deferred By Knutson Group   Awaits Congress Action On Truman Budget Slash

Postpone Tax Cut Plan Until Budget Slash is Finished   Tariff Discussion Also Delayed by Problem of Cutting Funds

Hearings On Tax Cut Postponed   Battle Over Budget Slash Delays Action

G 0 P Seeks to Bar Changes in Proposal For Spending Cut   Wants to Force Vote For Or Against 6 Billion Reduction

Will Probably End In Compromise  Around 4 Billion   G. 0. P. Senator Said The Chief Aim Would Be To Minimize Cut Proposed For National Defense In Budget.

Taft Cautious On Six Billion Budget Cut   Ohio Senator Believe: Income Taxes Could  Be Reduced Without Full Spending Curb

Committee Votes To Limit Changes In Bill; Truman's First Fund Measure Is Whacked in Two: Labor Group Hears Pleas To Smash Industrial Unions

Battle Brews Over Budget   Republicans at Odds Over $6,000,000 Cu

HOT BATTLE “IN PROSPECT OVER BUDGET   Ranking Republicans Split Sharply Over How Deep Cutting Will Go.

Congress Will Determine Slash In Budget First  Announcement From   Announcement From Committee Head

Senate Leaves 1 Courses Open for House Vote   Rep. Cannon Cries ‘Gag Rule’; No New Date Set for Hearing

OHIO MILK PRICE FALL CONTINUES   Sixth Straight Month Sag Reported at Output Increases

Bus Gun Battle Bags Gem Thief   Passengers Cower  While Bullets Fly

BUS IS SCENE OF GUN BATTLI   Forty Passengers Watch Policeman Kill Robber in New York

JE  WEL ROBBER  “'LLED IN BUS   Forty Vassengers Cower In Gunfight; Officer Badly Wounded

Weather--  Solons Rip. Oil Export To Soviets   Cite Shortage of Fue In American Forces, Navy Curtailment.

SOLONS ATTACK EXPORTS WHILE NAVY CUTS USE   Shortage Faced By U. § But Soviets Still Get Petroleum

Denounce Huge Oil Shipments To Russia From U, §   Congressional Leaders Attack Administration Policy In Shipments To Soviet   CRITICAL NEED IS FACED IN U. S.

$100-Millions Will Be Spent on Work In Missouri Basin  Donnelly and Enginee Will Attend Planning

vn Accused Of Back Pay : “Legerdemain”   CIO Registers Strong Protest Resulting From Mt. Clemens Case

CIO Accuses Government of Attempting To ‘Atomize’ Labor Out of Portal Claims

Slave Standard Charges Hurled By ClO Official   New Brief Is Filed With Federal Judge

He ATTACKS US, MOVE IN PORTAL PAY LITIGATION   Accuses Governitlent Of Trying to “Enslave” Workers

Judge Picard Hears Arguments on Walking Time in Pottery Firm Case

‘Atomization’ of Portal Suits Is Flayed by Union   Claims to Pay for Make-Ready Time Are Defended at Hearing

FARMERS ARE BUSY HARVESTING CROPS   Cotabines into Action; Ship Out Five Cars of  Potatoes  WHEAT LP TO $1.95

Corabines into Action; Shir Out Five Cars of  Potatoes   WHEAT LP TO $1.95

GOP SUPPORT OF AID BOOMED BY VANDENBERG   Top Priority Given To Foreign Help Proposal

Hearings Set Next Week hy Committee   Priority Is Given Truman’s Bill for Foreion Relief

Hearings Set Next Week hy Committee Priority Is Given  _ Truman’s Bill far Faraian Raliaf

CARL AIKEN, 64, LIFE-TIME SALADO RESIDENT, PASSES   Burial Thursday At  Family Cemetery

CARL AIKEN, 64, LIFE-TIME SALADO RESIDENT, PASSES  - Burial Thursday At

ASSERTS BRITAIN CONTROLS SKIES   BREWSTER TELIS STATE G. © Pp. U. 8. SURBENDERED AIR SUPREMACY.

GROMYKO TAKES COUNCIL CHAIR   Future Gloomy to Faris El Khoury As Term Closes

State Liquor Department Enforcement Chief Quits   Resigns ‘Under Pressure,’ Is Hint; Highway Patrol Officer in Post

KELCH RESIGNS HIS LIQUOR JOE   Highway Patrolman Namet Enforcement Director

Moon Replaces Kelch as Head Of Enforcement   Officer of Highway Patrol Long in Service of State

ENFORCEMENT OFFICER QUITS LIQUOR BRANCH   Resigns so Herbert Cai Appoint Highway Patrol Chief to Post

Ohio Dry Chief Steps Aside   Action Makes Place For Herbert’s Choice

AKRON FOLKS TAKE VOWS OF MARRIAGE   Miss Joan Lamoureux And Orval Bengston ‘Wedded August 12

GROUPTO HEAR SUSPECTS’ APPEALS.  Disloyalty. Review. Jury of: 19 ‘Chosen’

Appeal Board For Purgees  Court of Last Resort * Named to Review

Club Has Letter From MacArthur  More Leadership and Less Direction is Need

AUSTIN BLAMES WORLD TENSION   Thinks Russia Prefers Own Defense To ‘Collective Security’.

Opposes Delay or Lilienthal Action  Hickenlooper Claims « Overriding Priority

DELAY OPPOSED ON LILIENTHAL   Hickenlooper Insists 1 Early Senate Action

LIWENTHAL'S CASE IS SET   Hickenlooper Claims Priority in Senate For Final Disposition

ASSEMBLY PICKS TALMADER’S SON ARNALL QUES Ik   Incumbent Declares He Will Stay Until Lt. Governor ls Inaugurated   CLASHING ORDERS ENSUE   Arnall’s Office Door Broken Down as Claimant Sets Up Shop

Governor Refuses To Give Up Office      Won’t Surrender Governorship to Pretender Arnall Says; Talmadge, Elected by Assembly. Orders State Guard Dissolved

2 GOVERNORS HOLD OFFICE IN GEORGIA   Herman Eugene Talmadge and Gov. Ellis Gibbs Arnall Vie for Power.

Situation Is Tense; May Call Troops   Talmadge and Arnall Mak« Conflicting Orders and  Appointm<«nts

Talmadge, Arnall Hold Rival Capitol Offices   Both Set Up Military Departments; Tense Spectators Expect Clash of Troops

2 Claim Job, Armed Clash Feared Likely   Talmadge Dissolve: Guard; Rival Arnall  WNamac Canaral

Georgia Governorship Battle Becomes Tense   Talmadge, Named by Assembly, Seeks To Strig Gov. Arnall of Military Power

ARNALL HAD REFUSED TO YIELD OFFICE   Washington Will Not  In taryvane Nin

Governorship Is At Stake in Row In Cracker State   Arnall Holds Position Despite Election of Talmadge by Assembly

Arnall Sticks as Legislators Pick Talmadge   Gene’s Son Strips Foe’s Military Power; Troop Call Expected

Military Power Of Gov. Arnall Removed Today   TALMADGE'S SON GETS GOVERNORSHIP_ IN LEGISLATURE

Arnall Refuses ‘ To Yield Office To Talmadge   Son of Dead Governor-elect Chosen by Legislature: Control of Militia Sought

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   King George Dies   Calls for Violence   German Industries

SUDDEN DEATH NOT TO ALTER LOAN PROGRAN   RULER WHO WAS RESTORED '.TO THRONE SIX MONTHS AGO WILL BE SUCCEEDED BY “BROTHER

‘Ohio Labor Leaders Rap Van Aken Bill As ‘Discriminatory’ In Hearine Before Herbert

Ohio Labor Leaders Say Van Aken Bill Is 'Ambiquous', ‘Badly Written

Department of Labor Handling Phone Strike   No Indication of Covernment Seizure.

310 Backs felephone Strikers   Strike Deadlock Continues; Union May Appeal for Truman's Help

CIO Plans to Actively Back Phone Workers, Fear Any Labor Set-Back

CIO Promises “Effective Coo peration’  As Telephone Strike Enters 2nd Week.

Ross Denies Truman Will Take Action   Beirne Plans Direct Appeal To President

TRUMAN STAYS OUT OF STRIKE   Ross Says Dispute in Hands of Labor Department

CIO Pledges Co-operation  With Telephone Strikers  Phone Union Plans Direct Appeal To Truman to Settle Dispute.

TELEPHONE STRIKE MATTER IN HANDS OF LABOR DEPARTMENT  CIO PROMISES EFFECTIVE COOPERATION WITH STRIKING WORKERS

Nationwide Tieup Starts Second Week   Hope for Accord Resting With Labor Department; Head of Union Planning Appeal te Truman

ClO to Throv Its Aid Into Phone Strike   Meantime Strikers Plan to Appeal to President Truman

Big Unions Will Back Demands On Bell System   Nation-Wide Tie-Up Enters Eighth Day With No Break Seen

CIO To Aid Phone Strike   Promises ‘Effective Cooveration In Walkout

Phone Talks Still In Hands Of Labor Dept   Truman Has No Plan Yet For. Personal Action

White House Leaves Phone Strike Negotiations to Labor Department

NO BREAK IS SEEN AS PHONE STRIKE ENTERS 2ND WEEK  LABOR DEPARTMENT

Negotiations Still Remain in Hands of  Labor Dept. Chiefs   “Effective Cooperation” of CIO Promises NFTW _ Unions in Walkouts

C10, 10 SUPPORT UNION WORKERS IN TELEPHONE STRIKE   Federation Plans Direct Ap ‘peal to President To “Tobe Hond

CLO. Offers To Throw Its “Effective Cooperation” Into. National ‘Phone Strike

Truman Evasive In Phone Strike  inquiries Referred To Labor Departmen

PHONE STRIKE UP TO LABOR   White: House Takes Ne Hand in Dispute

PHONE STRIKE DEADLOCKED IN SECOND. WEEK   White House Says Negotiations Up to Department of Labor: Unions Bached   EFFECTIVE COOPERATION GF CTHER UNIGNS -ASKEL

NO MOVES IN PHONE STRIKE   Negotiations In Hands of Labor Department, White House Says

Telephone Worker: Still Out; No Progress Is Seen  CIO Promises Help; Negotiators May Appeal to Truman

—Telephone Strike—  ruman  Takes No Action   Beirne Plans Direct Appeal To President

TRUMAN KEEPS HIS ‘HANDS OFF’   White House Says Problem Left To Schwellenbach

BEIRNE PLANS DIRECT APPEAL TO PRESIDENT   White House Says Phone Strike in Labor Dept. Hands

Telephone Strike Enters 2nd Week Without Any Indication Of Break; Union. Aid Is Seen

CIO Pledges To Cooperate With Strikers   Telephone Tieup Enters Second Week Today With No Sign of Settlement

White House Not to Act in Phone Strike   Negotiations In Hands Of Labor Department, Says Truman Secretary

No Signs Of Settlement In Phone Tieup  Union Planning  *= ~- gg AR   Union Planning Direct Appeal To President

Phone Tieup Still Holds.   Negotiations in Hands Of Labor Department; No Appeal to Truman

Phone Strike Left To Labor   White House Reveals Trumar Leaving Negotiations to That Department.

C.1.0. WILL BACK PHONE UNION STRIKE   Leader Says All Instrumentalities of Group Will Be Used to Co-operate With N. F. T. W. in Achieving Its Goals,

Truman Plans ‘No Action’ in Phone Deadlock  CIO Pledapc ’Fffactive   ClO Pledges Effective Cooperation’ As Strike Enters Second Week

Truman Keeps Apart From Phone Strike   President Says Labor Department  Has Full Charve

CIO To Step Into The Phone Strike Picture   Promise “Effective Cooperation” While Strikers Plan To Make Direct Appeal To Truman.

UNION LEADE PLANS APPEAL -TOTRUMAN   Talk Of Seizure Ignored By President  WALKOUT   Enters Second Week Without Sign Of Cracking; C.1.0. Promises Aid

ClO Pledges Its Help to Phone Union   Strike Enters Second Week With Ne Sign of Break

White House Stays Clear of Phone Strike  Danartmant nf      Department of Labor in Charge Ross Explains

Strike Lesdees and Secretary of Labor Have  ‘Discussion  UNION JS 1S ADAMANT Bierne Says Idle Workers Stand “Right Where We Stood Before”

Dispute Rests In Lap Labor Department;: Presidential Secretary Ross Reveals

C10 LENDS ITS SUPPORT TODAY TO PHONE FOLK   Nationwide Tieup Enters Second Week With No Settlement In Sight; Workers Plan Direct Appeal To Truman.

Leaders Talk With Official   Phone Strike Heads Hav« Thorough Discussion With Schwellenbach

PHONE STRIKE . STILL IN HANDS OF LABOR DEPT.   White House. Keeping Out Of. Teleplione “Gontroverave.   CIO BACKS UNION   Nationwide. Tieup- In ’ Second Week; Out. look. ‘Dayle

TALMADGE WILL SPEAK TUESDAY BEFORE HOUSE   Holds Georgia Executive Office Against Demands Of Thompson

IALMAVoL oid HGH WG VER PST  Ticoxnuwan Tatanw dindh ox   Thompson Takes Oath a ‘Acting Governor’ Before Georgia Senate   NEXT ROUND IS FEB. °   Ejection Suit Will Be Heard at That Time Before Superior Court

Students Plan Mass Protest   Georgia Legislator Denounces ‘Squatter’

Rejects Bid of Thompson to Succeed Arnall   Assemblyman Denounces Talmadge as ‘Sauctter’ in Georgia’s Governorship Figh

NN GEORGIA TODAY   Charges Are Hurled by State Official; Thompson Says Official & Only ‘Squatter.’ ;

TALMADGE SNUBS THOMPSON'S BID TO RUN GEORGIA   Gene's Son Asked To Speak Before The Levislature

Thompson Lays Claim To Governor's Office In Bitter Political War

Talmadge Still In Georgia Exec. Offices   Thompson Takes Oath As Acting Governor Before State Senate

Thompson Fails In Attempt To Take Over Post   Both Maintain Claim To Governor's Chair; Court Decision Due

Talmadge Bars  Rival Governor   ‘No Vacancy,’ He Tell: Lt. Gov Thompson Claming Post

— GEORGIA — Rivals ae Meet   In Capitol  LONG COURT. — - FIGHT LOOMS:

Talmadge Refuses To Give Up Office   State's Judicial Head Presses Suit To Oust Herman, Solution {s Months Away

GeorgiaHas 2 Governors Again Today   Thompson Takes Oath Be fore Senate — Talmadge  in Executive Offic2s

MOSLEM CROWD CHEERS GANDHI   India’s Apostle of Peace  Is Nearly Mobbed

Moslem Refugee Throng Cheers Gandhi Efforts   India’s Great Peace Apostle Is Mobbed By Grateful Group

lowa Weather To Be Colder Over Weekend   Below Normal Temperature Forecast—Blizzards in  Northern States

No Change In Major Strikes  Tieup In Harbors, Airlines Continues

TEXAS FIGHTS FOREST FIRES ~ AS INVESTIGATION ORDERED   MAJORITY OF THE 88 FIRES SWEEPING TIM BERLAND ___ DELIBERATELY SET, — FORESTRY HEAD BAYS

Texas Rangers Investigate Blazes Many Believed of Incendiary Origin — 1,600,000 Acres of Timber in Danger — High School Boys Join Firefighters.

Plane Gets. Back In Air After Crash   B-29 Bounces After Hitting Poles In Crash

PLANE HITS GROUND  AND BOUNCES ALOFT   Pilot Strikes Power Line Coming in During Fog, Then Flies Safely to Another Base.

Lichtenwalter Selected As Gerlach’s Successor   Republican Candidate for Bucks-Lehigh District I: Speaker of the Penna. House of Representatives — Unanimous Choice of 56 Conferees

LICHTENWALTER IS CHOSEN AS THE  REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR CONGRESS:  ‘TO BE VOTED FOR AT PRIMARY ELECTION

‘Two Republicans, One Democrat Hold Key to Confirmation, Rejection of Lilienthal

3 Senators Appear To Hold Key To Fate Of Lilienthal   Outcome Of Battle Seen As Hinging Upon Decision Of Vandenberg, Russell, And Hickenlooper In Committee Ballot :

Lilienthal’s Fate  Depends Upon Party Lines Split Key Men Undecided  On Vote, to Await Hearings

3 Hold Fate Of Lilienthal   Parity Lines Fail to Hold In Coufirmation Fight

SENATORS SPLIT ON LILIENTHAL   Two Republicans And Democrat Hold Key To Confirmation  anaes UherhlUclUr OS ULM ere 6S

Trio Holds Key fo Lilienthal Confirmation  Lanlaarnar Via   Hickenlooper View Seen as Vital in Senatorial Debate

Aleutians’ Peak Is In Eruption   Navy Standing By To Evac uate Natives In Case Need Develonrs

TARIFF CUTS _ ARE DRAFTED   TRADE AGREEMENT SIGNED BY 22 NATIONS—CANADA HAS PARTIAL EMBARGO ~

Announce Trade Agreements To  Reduce laritts   “Agreement By 23 Nations - May Have Effect On Mar shall Plan Action   CANADA HALTS IMPORTS FROM U. §.

Mercury Sets New {4-Year Low In City.   Temperature Drops To Six Degrees Rolow Zero: No Relief Said Seen:

Mercury Sets New   Temperature Drops To Six Degrees Relaw Zero: No Relief Said Seen —

sDelay K.C. Vote Freud Case Until September   Circuit Judge Cook Makes Continuance At Alfornevs’ Reauect

TIGHTEN HOLD ON ATOMDATI   Justice Department Plan: Trial For Soldiers Who Stole Pictures

Revercomb Urges Revision Of Pacts  Says Communism On Wane In West Europe

U.S. WILL “EXPLORE” SUGGESTED BALKANS COMPROMISE IN U.N.  BELGIAN PROPOSAL IS SAID INTERESTING TO AMERICA IN MEETING

UNO FIGHT ON FREE PRESS UP   ‘Mrs. Roosevelt Answers Red : ‘Warmonger’ Charges As Word Battle Goes On

U.S.to‘Explore’ Compromise On  Balkan Case   French Proposal Would Not Place Blame on Red Satellites

CLARK MIXES INTO WALLACE POLICY SCRAP   ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS SLURS AT U. S. ARE LIES

Quitman Student To Receive Masters Degree  Bt Cam Hanetan Callaca

@ FAVUL MALLYINsiti sage aba a  Marshall’s Appointment Appears Best President Truman Has Made

LegionBacking Youth Training In U.S. Defense   National Convention Will Open Thursday; New York Gets Preview Of Vet High-Jinks

Legion Parley Is Ready For A Noisy Stari   Floridans Carry Baby Alligators,  Sieanc Alanna

Sirens, Baby Alligators and Coconuts Add to Tumult and Shouting of Tremendous American Legion Meeting

Legion Prepares For Noisy Time At NY Convention  Veterans’ Groups  Hold Meetings

—NEW YORK ON THE ALERT— Legionnaires Move In Fer Annual Convention

LEGION MEN CONVERGING ON NEW YORK   Baby Alligators, HandOperated Sirens, Coconuts and Bugle Corps Appear on Scene, Pointing to Lively Meeting.

THERE'LL BE A HOT TIME  17 Governors Are in Legion Throng Going to New York

New York Girds Itself For Start. Of 29th Annual Legion Convention   Delegations Are Pouring Into Gotham From All - Sections Of The World;. Hotels Strip The Il nhhiee OF Fineriec,

New York Readied For Legion Meet   Thousands of Veterans Walk On Buntina-Hung Fifth Avenue

Sirens and Baby ‘Gotors ‘Legion Prepares for Noisy Celebration in New York

They're In Again-- Baby Alligators, Sirens Indicate Opening Of American Legion Meet

Last Big AntiCommunist Flees From. Hungary.   ‘Warrant’ Had Already Been  ‘Issued for Arrest

Final Major Red Foe Flees From Hungary   Warrant.Had Been Issued for Plotters Arrest

Hungarian Leader Flees Communists   Pfeiffer Said To Be in Vienna

CONTRIBUTORS 10 FREE MILK FUND   ELUDES ARREST WARRANT Last Hungarian Opponent To Reds Escapes Country

ANGI Lo) at DOE be) Mt  © Curb: That Temper, Mister! Youre ‘Apt to Catch Cold:

'OUTBURSTS OF ANGER MAJOR CAUSE. [OF COMMON COLD. PHYSICIAN SAYS

Common Ilbiess Traced To Uncommon Anger  Don’t Get Mad, Nou; You May Catch Cold

REPORTS ENGLAND IS WINNING FIGHT   PRODUCTION.INCREASING, JURIST SAYS —- SEES NO  TOTALITARIAN THREAT,

German Newspaper Says Russian A-Bomb Blast Recorded In Stuttgart

ANOTHER STORY ABOUT THE RUSSIAN ATOMIC BOMB » 18 TOLD IN STUTTGART ‘NEWSPAPER

[Russ A-Bomb Blast Reported Noted on Seismoqgraph   German Newspaper Says Explosion Recorded by Device at Stuttgart

Debate Launched on Momen: tous Foreign Policy: [ssue:  Against UN Handling   GEORGE SAYS MOSCOW TRYING TO STALL AID

Heaviest Travel in Holiday History Forecast  ~™ Pm eS   275 Persons May Lose Lives on Nation’s Highways

Heaviest Travel in Holiday History Forecast  275 Persons May Lose Lives on Nation’s Highways

Senate Votes Funds for New International Fence   Liberty in All Latin-America’ ls Demanded

Congress Flooded By Fund Measures   Appropriations Bills Pile Up Near Adjournment

TELEPHONE RATES TO ADVANCE SEPTEMBER 1   Increases Of From 25 Cents To $1 Month Granted By State Arence

STRIKE END IS SOUGHT   Union Head Hopes For Settlement This Week

Government To Delay Action   Schwellenbach To Wait Another 24 Hours In Phone Situation.

Phone Unions Relax Demands  Phone Strike Chief Calls for Unionists To Keep Courage

Phone Union Aim: Peace  By Weekend   Workers To Feel Pinct After Monday, Their  Chieftain Admits.

AGREEMENT BY WEEK-END HOPE OF UNION HEAD   But Calls on Phone Employes to Hold on Tr Strike Continues

Beirne Trying For Deal This Week  But Calls For Courage In Union Ranks If

Phone Union To ‘Sit Tight’   Conferees Dispute: Blame for Collapse

URGES ‘COURAGE IN PHONE STRIKE   UNION PRESIDENT CONCEDES STRIKERS WILL FEEL PINCH

MORE WAITING U.S. PLAN IN PHONE STRIKE   Schwellenbach Indicates He Will Delay Another 24 Hours Any New Move in Efforts to Bring Walkout to End.

SEEKS SETTLEMENT ~ OF THE TELEPHONE STRIKE THIS WEEK   Joseph A. Beirne Called for Courage In the Union Ranks.   PRESIDENT OF N.F.T.W.   If We Don't Settle by Monday the Strike Will Continue,

Bierne Calls For Courage   Phone Union Chief ° Says. Prolonged Tieup Hard On Workers, But Says They Will Stick

COURAGE IS ASKED OF IDLE WORKERS IN PHONE WALKOUT   i Union Making Effort to -Get ‘ Adjustment This Week  But May Fail

Beirne Calls For Union ‘Courage’   Seeks End of Phone Strike This Week

N.F.T.W. Chief Calls For Worker “Courcqe”   Says Strike Will Begin to Tell on Strikers if It Lasts Through Monday

NETW Wants Strike Ended During Week   Beirne Says Walkout to Continue Until Wage Accord Reached; Urges  CCoprave’ in Ranka

U.S. BIDES TIME IN PHONE STRIKE   Holds Off 24 Hours Before Making Any New Move

Union Weakens in Telephone Strike   Counsel Reports Grouy Will Accept $6 Weekly Wace Hike   WANTED 312 AT START   Are Also Willing to Arbi. trate Other Differences in Dispute

Union Chief Seeks Quick End of Telephone Strike  Beirne Says Lengthy Walkout to Be Hard on Workers

Beirne Speeds ‘To End Strike   Union Chief Fears .Workers To Break Over Next Week

Sharp Debate Flares in  U. N. Council  _ Committee Splits _ Over Charges - Aaainst Albania

Sharp Debate Flares in  U.N. Council  Committee Splits  eee oe se   Committee Splits Over Charges Against Albania

DAIRY TOUR FOR MH CLUB GROUPS   Wil t Outstanding Herds in Douglas County   TO BE HELD AUGUST 4

U.S., Britain and Greece Set Stage For Post-Veto  Action by Russia

Emergency On Balkan Crisis Studied Anew   POWERS ARE DRAFTING PLANS TO OPPOSE SOVIET

Plan Formulated to. . Keep Balkans Crisis Before’UN Council:       Tentatively «

To Keep Balkan Crisis Before UN   U.S., Great Britain, Greece Agree on 3 Steps to Be Taken

First Time It Ever Happened!  Pilot of P-84 Lands on Long Island Sound at 150-Mile Speed—And Lives

STATE PARLE} ‘OF FEDERATED CLUBS IS ONE   Four Hundred Women Will Attend

Levees Weaken On Mississippi   2nd Greatest Flood in History Roars Through Central Valley Region

HOLY LAND ISSUE REMAINS IN DOUBI   PARTITION PROPONENTS AND OPPONENTS NEGOTIATE FOR. FINAL VOTE TODAY,

Forces Drive For Votes On Palestine   Supporters, Foes Make Final Push For Support

‘SHOWDOWN’ ON PALESTINE ROW SET FOR TODAY   Supporters And Foes Of Partitioning Chart Final Strategy

12 NATIONS HOLD ERUGAAL VOTES ON PARTITION ISSUE   Countries Still Uncommitted Keep Own Counsel on Intentians.   Two-Thirds Majority Needed to Insure Adoption of Plan

TELLS SENATE IT MAY CALL FOR U.N. ACTION   GOP Solon Says Elected Government Overthrown by Communists

Hungary Coup Held Treachery   Vandenberg Flays Red Conquest, Says U.S. May Be Forced to Ask for Action By U.N.: Peace Treaty OK Is Uraed

Hits “Conquest” Of Russians in Talk on Treaties   Advocates Ratification of Pacts With Italy, and Baikan Satellites

May Call for United Nations Action, He Says  It’s Overthrow of Elected Government

Hungary Envoys to Be Recalled  Developments Move Swiffly in Budapest

Vandenberg Raps Coup In Hungary   Senator Claims  mT oo annhary tn   Senator Claims ‘Treachery’ to Call for Action

Senate Leader Says America May ‘Sound Call’ In United Nations For Investigation Of Overthrow Of Elected Regime; Urges Approval Of Peace Treaties

Act Denounced By Vandenberg As Conquest   Says U.N; Should Take = Hand and U.S. Should Make it Test

Vandenberg Calls” Soviet Hungarian Coup ‘Treacherous   Says Move May Be Clear Call to Trial Be United Nations

‘Treacherous  Act Assailed   Says UN Trial May Be Called By U. S.

Threatens UN Action In Hungary   _Vandenberg Calls Red Coup “Treacherous Conquest,” Urges Quick Treaty Ratification

Vandenberg Wants Action On Treaties   Red Coup In Hungary Called “Treacherous Conquest,’ May Call For U. N. Action

Hungarian Red Coup Assailed   Vandenberg Points to Recen' Red Move as Grounds for Treaty Action.

Senator Says Action by U.N. ls Warranted   Separate Peace With Germany Hinted By Vandenberg

Communist Coup In Hungary Draw: Vandenberg Ire   ‘Treacherous Conquest’ May Call for Action By U. N.. Says Senator

Fight Opens To Put Reds ‘On The Spot   ‘Western Bloc In: UN ‘Assembly. Seeks To _ Reveal How Soviet  Spreads Doctrine ' Throughout World

Politicians Have Eyes on Strongarm Methods and -the UN Battle of Words

Bradley Seeks To Quit VA Post   General Asserts Veterans’ Agency Tob “Thankless”

Gen. Bradley Wants Out cf Running VA   Aiding 18,300,000 Veterans Is Big Job; Congress Cuts Money

Mrs. Roosevelt's License Revoked  Reinstatement Can Be Asked Later

lrish Lass Saved From Deportation   Eleanor Roosevelt Loses Driving License in Mishap

Mrs. FDR Loses Drivers License   Revocation Results From Auto Accident

Southern Pits Resume Output   Return to Work Reported Slow in Some Areas

Church Is Redecorated   Sanctuary Completed At Presbyterian Church

Church Is Redecorated  gies, EeeRSns eo . ee soy eee   Sanctuary Completed At Presbyterian Church

SERIES OF 5 DISASTERS IN WORLD REPORT   Nearly a Score Is Injured. In Wrecks Around the Globe

i WUrastil  Disaster Worst In History Of U. S.  Commercial Lines   Newark To Miami Airliner Nosedives Into North Maryland Swamp; All Aboard, 49 Passengers, 4 Crewmen Are Killed

Ship Crashes, Explodes And Burns, Most Bodies Dismembered by Impact

Aviation Mishaps Send Holiday Toll To All-Time High   Highway Accidents Cost Lives of 84; 27 Persons Drowned

84 Die in Crashe: Outside U. $.   U.S. Plane Claims Lives of 40 in Japan

UNITED STATES AIR DISASTERS COST 92 LIVE!   FIFTY-THREE DIE IN SECOND MAJORH TRAGEDY IN U. 8—WORLD TOLL — STANDS AT 172

Airliner Falls In Flames Soon After Taking Off; Bodies Badly Burned   Ten Persons Injured In Worst Air Disaster Of American Commercial Airline History, Pilot Escanes _

Tragedy During Night In New York.  39 Meel Pinuine Deaih In Nation’s Werst Air Wreek

‘A GUARDIA CRASH TAKES LIVES OF 39   Airliner Falls, Bursts Into Flames During Take-Off

40 BELIEVED AILLED IN KOREA CRASH   Wreckage of Huge Iceland Airliner Spotted Today

New York Reports Worst Air Tragedy   Fire, Heavy Rain Slow Efforts Of Rescue Party to Aid Victims

Worst Crash In American Commercial Air History   Big Craft Enroute Newark to Miami; Passengers Include  Baby One Year Olc

Nation's Worst Airline Tragedl Claims 38 Victims In New York.   Fuge Plane Falls And Burns On Takeoff In Rainstorm, Pilot Is Among Ten Persons Saved From Fiery Denthe   SME losion Rocks Two Border Cities Runaway V-2 Rocke Falls Near El Paso

Airliner Crashes At New York City And 39 Are Dead   Huge Plane Fails To Gain Altitude On Takeoff From La Guardia Field, Crashes In Flames; Record Disaster

BIG SHIP FALLS ON RAIN-SWEPT NEW YORK FIELD   9 Persons, Including Pilot, Saved From Flaming Death

At Least 119 Likely Dead In Air Mishaps   Series Of Crashes Around World Thursday Causes Many Dead Or Missing

4) People Are Killed When Army Transport Hits Mountain in Japan   Toll Includes 39 in New York Mishap, Three In Alaska, 12 in Netherlands, 25 in Iceland

Worst Commercial Airline Disaster In U. S. History Near Port Deposit   DISMEMBERED BODIES SCATTERED AT SCENE.

Nation s Worst Airline Tragedy Claims 38 Victims In New York:   Huge Plane Falls And Burns On Takeoff In Rainstorm; Pilot Is Among Ten Persons Saved From Fiery Deaths

NATION SUFFERS 2 MOST TRAGIC AIR DISASTERS   Average of 7 Persons An Hour Killed In Holiday Accidents

Aviation Hits Blackest Period In Its History   EAL Disaster Worst For U. S. Airlines

Forty-One Reported Dead As Army Plane Crashes Near Tokyo; Three Missing When B-29 Falls In Alaska; Wrecks In Iceland, Holland.   Tragedy During Night In New York....  39 Meet Flaming Death In Nation’s Werst Air Wreck

Takeoff In Storm Ends In Tragedy   Worst Commercial Airline Disaster At New York Field.

119 Perish In Wave of Air Crashes   Worst Disaster in U.S. History Kills 39 at LaGuardia

At Least 119 Dead, Missing In 6 Mishaps  Here, Abroad   10 Fatalities Feared When Army Plane Hits Peak Near Tokyo

Given as Cause Of Crash Which Killed 39 People  Nine Othare Ara   Nine Others Are Taken to Hospitals

Plane Crashes At New York: AS On Board; Pilot Escapes   Hundreds At Airport See Fateful Takeoff Of Huge United Ship

INewark-Miami Flight Down In Dense Woods With All ‘On Board Believed Killed

39 Persons Die In Plane Crash   DC-4 in Accident Just After Takeoff from LaGuardia Field   48 PERSONS ABOARD   Worst Disaster in History of American Commercial Aviation

Plane Tragedy Is Second in 24 Hours   Up to 172 Lives Are Lost in Week-End Mishaps

Followed By Less Than Day Crash At New York In Which Forty Persons Died, Many Crashes Recorded      BLACKEST PERIOD IN HISTORY OF AVIATION

Plane Fails To Gain Altitude After Takeoff   Worst Commercial Airline Disaster In U.S. History

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL MAY SET U.S. RECORD  Air, Highway Accidents and Miscellaneous Mishanps

10 Others Injured As Plane Strikes Obstruction. Burns   Pilot of Huge Craft One of Survivors Of Worst Air Disaster of Commercial Airline History Near LaGuardia Field

Airlines Crash Kills 39; Plane Fails Takeoff   Termed Worst Commercial Airline Disaster; Burst TInta Mlames.

39 Persons Victims of Plane Crash   Big Aircraft Crashe: On Takeoff from laGuardia Airnort

HODIEIN PLANE CRASHES AROUND WORLE   40 Lost in Crackup Near Tokyo; Twelve Die in Netherlands

At Least 176 Persons Killed in Fight Airplane Crashes Since Thursday

Big Airliner Catches Fire After Crash On Takeoff   Ten Persons Hurt. Including Pilot; Wings of Craft Are Ripped Off

39 Lose Lives   In Taking Off At La Guardia   Forty-One Reported Dead As Army Plane Crashes Near Tokyo; Three Missing When B-29 Falls In Alaska; Wrecks In Iceland, Holland.

Toll in Nation Reaches 278: Record Weekend Feared   53 Succumb in Maryland Airliner Plunge; N. Y. Mishap Takes 40 Lives

Count Over Nation Now Set At 244   Indiana Lists 14 Killed; 12 Die In Traffic

Crashes Around World Kill 119.   Crash At LaGuardia Field Kills 38; 41 Killed In Janan

DC-4 in Accident Just After Takeoff from LaGuardia  Fiel   48 PERSONS ABOARD   Worst Disaster in History of American Commercial! Aviation

10 Are Rescued; Flames. Trap All Others In Wreck   Is Worst Commercial Airline  Disaster In U.S. History;   . Plane Was Taking Off Fra rom LaGuardia Field: Hits Fence

4-Way Probe Launched Into IN. Y. Accident   40 Dead in Japan; :  in Iceland and 12 in Holland

AIR CRACKUP IN MARYLAND WORST IN U.S.   Series of Disasters Deals Heavy Two-Day Blow at Peacetime Aviation

Failure Of Ship To Rise Blamed   Fire Sweeps Scene After Crash At New York

“Tried to Get Plane Off Ground But Nothing Happened,” Pilot Says   j 4-Moter Army Plane ‘Crashes Near Tokya

Wreck Is Greatest Airline Disaster in Country's History   Huge Ship Tears Through Trees in Hilly Section Near Port Deposit; None Survives Catastrophe; Blast, Fire Follow Crash

Structural Defect ls Blamed in Nation s Worst Plane Disaster   Eight Mishaps Since Thursday Night Mark Blackest Period in Peacetime Air History

Big Craft, with 48 Aboard, Cracks Up in\Takeoff from LaGuardia Field in Storm

ONLY 10 ALIVE IN LAGUARDIA PORT TRAGEDY   DISASTER IS WORST IN U. 8. HISTORY; PLANE BURNS

Big Airliner Fails to Gain Altitude on Takeoff From LaGuardia Field in Heavy Thunderstorm

53 DIE AS AIRLINER CRACKS UP   Past 2 Days Prove Blackest Period In Aviation History

Fight Plane Crashes Claim Toll Of 177 Lives  ALL OVER WORLD  Maryland Dis aster Adds To Mishaps Over Holiday

Plane Disaster In Maryland Is Worst In US.   Aviation Death Toll Over A Period Of Little More Than Day, In World,  Ts 173   NEW YORK CRASH COST FORTY LIVES

38 LOSE LIVES IN ACCIDENT T0 BIG AIRLINER   Ten Others Injured When Plane Crashes At LaGuardia Field   TRANSPORT STRUCK OBSTRUCTION IN RAIN

Nation's Worst Civilian Wreck At New York   39 on United Plane Die; 40 Aboard Army Transport Lost

Toll 39 When Airliner Burns At La Guardia:   “Train Wreck Also ~-Claims Two Lives

10 INJURED IN ACCIDENT AT NEW YORK   Plane Strikes Obstruction in Takeoff From La Guardia Field and Plunges in Flames.   [HEAT HAMPERS  “RESCUE EFFORTS   Accident, Worst in American Commercial Avia: tion History, Occurs in Stormy Weather.

40 Now Dead In New York Takeoff Crash   Disasters Also Occur In Tokyo, Iceland, Holland and Alaska

39. Killed When Big Airliner Crashes in Takeoff At New York   Pilot Among 9 Survivors of Nation’s Worst  Commercial Airline Disaster; Ship Falls  ' During Heavy Thunderstorm and Explodes Into Flames.

U.S. Plane Crash Kills 40 in Japan   Transport From Korez Strikes Mountain West of Tokyo

Crash Supersedes Thursday’s $ As Worst In U.S. Air History; Bodies:Strewn Over Wide Area   169 Killed In Unprecedented Series Of Airplane Crashes . 7 “Three More Still ‘Missing And 30

Big Ship Plunges Into Maryland Forest And Bursts Inte Flames—   Early Arrivals Discribe Scene As One of Horror, Mutilated Bodies Are Gathered Together.

120 ARE KILLED OR MISSING IN AERIAL MISHAPS      Series Of Accidents Takes Heavy Toll Around World   39 DIE IN N. Y.   LaGuardia Field Disaster Worst In U.S. History

39 ARE KILLED  INNEW YORK   Disaster Worst In History Of American Commer eial Aviatinn   40 KILLED IN JAPAN

Cleveland-Bound U.A. DC-4 Falters After Take - Off From LaGuardia Field  DISASTER   Worst In U.S. Commercial Aviation History; Only Nine Escape

Ten Others Injured in Tragedy   Accident Termed Worst in Aviation History

Bainbridge, Md., New York City, Tokyo; Ireland, Holland And  Argentina Are Accident Sites

119 Killed 20 Hurt in Air Mishaps   Army Plane Comes Down in Mountains Near Tokyo; DC3 Carrying 25 Lost After Iceland Takeoff

3 9 Die as Huge Liner Falls, Burns at N. Y.  Tragedy Worst on Passenger Line; 40 Perish in Crackup Near Tokyo

Worst Disaster In History Of Aviation In U.S.   Huge Plane Plunges Soon After Takeoff At New York Airport

169 KNOWN DEAD IN AIR CRASHES   ISERIC:S OF ACCIDENTS IN  LAST TWO DAYS BELIEVED UNPRECEDENTED.

big ‘Transport Crashes Near - Port Deposit   Eastern Airliner, Enroute From New York To Miami, Dives Into Dense Woods and Burns—Scene of Horror Deceribed

Plane Crashes, Traffic. Accidents Cause Many Memorial Day Deaths

Death Toll Of Weekend Already 278   Memorial Day Holiday Period Only About Half Over —99 Auto Deaths

ACCIDENT: ~ TOLL HEAVY OVER HOLIDAY   230 Killed i in  Nation First Half Of Holiday © Week-End_

¥ “  UNITED LINES TOLL MOUNTS: ~ ATNEWLYORK   Thirty-nine Perish as bC-4 Falters in Take- off: Hits in Swamp.-

Airliner Crash Is Fatal To 39   DC-4 With 48 Aboard Burns After Taking Off At New York

HOLIDAY ACCIDENT TOLL, 244   Indiana Leads With 1- Traffic Fatalities

34 Die in Marylaind; 40 oi  Army Treaisporl tit Japati: ~ LaGuardia lragedy Probed

New Suspect With Dahlia Before Death  Bartenders Identify Smalley As Escort

EMPLOYMENT AT NEW PEAK   Bureau Reports 43,250,000 In Non-Agricultural Work In October

Gardiner Gunner Wins Grand  American Shoot Hugh Crossen Brings  Home $5,  In Field of 1,786

Norton Meet Hears Voting  Abuse Claim   GOP Ignored, Says Woods; Hits Usage Of Absentee Ballot

GOP Meet At Norton Eyes Vote Handling  Startling Abuses   Startlin ng Abuses Charged By State Chairman Woods

Commissioners Vote 2-1 To Build New Jail On County. Home Property

REDS SAID MAKING GAINS Savage Fighting Rages As Reds Push Toward Chinese Rail City

Lines Are Broken   Communists Pe netrate Shihkiachwang Defense Works, Is Renort

Climatic Battle in China Starts   100,000 Red Troops Break Through First Government Defenses

AS SURGEON GENERAL   Brig. Gen. Raymond W. Bliss Nomi. nated for Army Position

K. CITY-ST. LOUIS PHONE CABLE CUT   150 Circuits Broken In Slash of Ax In Manhole At Blue Springs.

Man Buys Bar, Serves Drinks Free Until His $29,700 Check Bounces

 Yegua Philosopher: J. A. Is Upset Over the Radical Plan of Coneress To Start Working on Saturday:

iFrom A Johnson Grass Farm:  Skull Creek Philosopher Gets Upset Over Radical Plan of Congress~ [Fo Start. Warking on Saturdays —

Ambassado1 Met Plunge With Smile  Survivor Quizzed In Radio Interview

2 CABINET MEN ASK RATIONING, PRICE MEASURE   Six-Point Plan Would Grant Government  Wide Authority

Granting Broad Powers Termed Good Insurance   Control Of Scarce Commodities Urged

Cabinet Officers AskPriceControl, RationingPower:   Secretaries Anderson And Harriman Seek Okay on Truman Plan

Harriman, ‘Anderson Urge Congress To Back 10-Point Idea Of President

Truman Aides Back Up Chief In Testimony  Anderson, Harrimar Cm maed Da miemeh Lam:   Anderson, Harriman Support Request for Economic Controls

Finney Brown Held In Death Of Helen Gill   Officers State Girl Shot While Sleeping

County Sup't’s News . - Rural, Town Schools   I Wippenings and Events as Sent Out From County Superintendent's Gifice For Each Week!

VETERANS’ SURVIVORS MUST CLAIM SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS IMMEDIATELY

Senator Demands U.S. Put Curb on Admission Of Russians to Country

Senator Calls For Curb on Admission  Of Russians   Knowland’s Stand Follows Revelation Senatorial Group Barred by Soviets

Knowland Would Curb Admission Of Reds Into U. S.  Moscow's Barring Of Senators Rapped

Soviet Action Barring Solon: Draws Hire    Curb On Admission Of Russians To U. S$. Demanded

Curbs On Admitting Russians Demanded   Soviet Action In Barring Americans To Russia  Being Studied

Senator Seeks Curb on Admissions  of Russians to US   Soviet Refusal to Grant Visas to Americans Studied by State Department, Lovett Savs

Solon Demands U.S. Put Curb On Red Visas   Knowland Calls on Truman For Top Level Decision To Stem Admissions

Sharp Comments Follow Russian No-Visiting Ban   VFW Chieftain Declares Chain of Events May Lead to Shooting

WOULD RESTRICT RUSSIANS HERE   Would. Limit Number T: Total Americans Admitted To Soviet

Would Limit Entry; Soviet Act Denounced  ‘Senator Urges Curbs ‘On Russians In U. S.

CURBS DEMANDED ON ADMISSION OF RUSSIANS TOU. §,   Barring of Senators from Soviet Union Leads Knowland to Suggest Retaliatory Measures.   “TIME TO GET TOUGH,” VET LEADER DECLARES   Officials Report America fs   Losing Ground in Military  - Intelligence Competition With Reds.

LAWRENCE RATEIS $37.33 PER $1,000   Total Taxes for City Shows Increase of 35 Cents A Thousand   VALUATION IS HIGHER

LAWRENCE RATE IS $37.33 PER $1,000   Total Taxes for City Show: Increase of 35 Cents  A Thousand   VALUATION IS HIGHER   Subiect to Changes

To Test Constitutionality of Religious Education in Public Schools

HIGH COURT T0 HEAR RELIGION CLASS CASE   Oral Arguments in Famed Champaign Test Scheduled

Greek Border. Town Attacked   Guerrilla Forces Strike Grevena, 50 Miles From Albanian Frontier.

Power Failure Ties Up Panis Subway Lines   Another Train Wreck Also Charged To CommunistLed Strike Violence   MILLION MORE MAY JOIN STRIKE

Power Failure Ties Up Paris Subway Lines   Million Government Workers In France Order To Strike

Half of Nation’s 400.000 Miners  Remain Idle   Shun Pits Until Safety Conditions Are Improved   Phone Strike Delays Reports on Coal Pits

Gadgets Replace Airplane Pilot  Army Plane Lands Safely at Wilmington After ‘Pushbutton’ Flight from California

Much Debated Dairy Bill Is Killed in Assembly by Close Vote: May Be Revived

Corn Price Soars Again At Chicaga       President Confers With Secretary Marshall and Hi Food Committee 

TRUMAN WILL ASK ACTION ON CUTTING PRICES FOR NATION   Corn Quotations Soar as First Frost Hits Part of Northern Iowa Today; Committee Meets   SPECIAL SESSION IS BEING PONDERED

REENING IN ICE SLOWS TRIBUTION   Investigates; Limited Supof Blank Forms

pREENING” IN FICE SLOWS TRIBUTION   if Investigates; s Limited Supof Blank Forms

Independence For Palestine Seems Doomed   U. N. Expected To Override Russians.

Foresee Defeat Of Red Plan For Palestine   Arab, Jewish Bodies To Answer Questions  On Holy Land Issue

Predict Red Defeats on Holy Land   UN Delegates Set - for Showdown > Vatec Shodly

May Override Russian Move   Predict Also Russian Defeat Of Palestine Full ne denendence..

U.S. Foresee: U.N. Defeat For Red Plan  Assembly Meets For Answers From Arahs and Jews

 Truman’‘s Speech On Near East Aid To Be Broadcast At Noon Tomorrow

Senate May Block Major Fund Slash   Vandenberg and Taf: Oppose Reduction Of Defense Outlay

Minimum Cost Is Set at 33 Billion   Army and Navy Stress Danger of War In Postwar World

Army, Navy Due For But Slight Cut in Budgets   Influential Group in Congress to Oppose Reduction in Security

SOLONS OPPOSE SHARP GUTS IN DEFENSE FUND   Reduction in Army-Navy Budget Would Be Limited to 750 Millions

Army, Navy Budget Cuts to Be Limited  Senate Will Vote Soon on Finance Measure

Army. Navy Appear Safe From Slash   Powegful Bloc Set To Ward Off Heavy.  Budget Reduction

Military Fund Safe  From Axe   Of Congressmen Will Hod Out For  National Security

Group Out to Block ‘Major Slash in Army-Navy Funds   Powerful Bipartisan Combination Appears in Position to! - [Limit Any Reduction to $750,000,000 Regardless of Size  of Ceiling. on Total Federal Spending’ Agreed Upon— Greatest Strength Is in Senate.

Smaller Slash in Army, Navy Fund Is Now Expected   Leaders in Congres: May Hold Cuts to $750 Million

SENATE GROUP HOLDING DOWN ~— BUDGET CUTS   POWERFUL LEADERS OF BOTH PARTIES BACK MILITARY

Expect to Hold Army-Navy Slash To 750 Millions   Leaders in Both Parties Won’t Allow Any Maior Reductio:

Opposition tc Army-Navy Slash Grows   Plans Made to Hold Reduction To $750,000,000

Military Funds Believed Safe From Big Cut   Senate Expected To Vote Monday On Budgaet Bill

Powerful Bloe Set To Control  Senate Budget Ballot Monday   Upper House Favors Ceiling OF 33 Billion On A748 Spending

No Drastie Cut In Army-Navy Funds Is Seen   Group of Solons May  _ Hold Any Slash to

Hard Fight For Defense Fund Certain   Senate Leaders of Both Parties Back Services’ Demands

Powerful Group Organ. izes In Congress to Hold _Army-Navy__ Reduction. “Py Minton

British Women Are Sewing for Dollars in Self-Help Plan  Even Queen Mary Joins   Even Queen Mary Joins Ranks of Parnest Needle-Pliers

ASK COURT 10 ACT IN STRIKE   Motor Carrier Group Asks Injunction to Prevent  Individual Accords

Aircraft Builder Flies To Capital To Give Testimony   ‘Wants Sen. Brewster To  Take Stand And Be  Questioned By At tnrneve   ‘MEYER RETURNS   TO WITNESS STAND

WEALTHY AIRMAN 1S IN WASHINGTON TO TESTIFY — BEFORE WAR CONTRACTS GROUP

Hughes Takes. Stand In Probe This Afternoon   Plane Builder Left ‘Cooling Heels’ After  Flight from West Coast

 Peace Partey Asked — ‘Oppose Move for Emergency Bill '  Aoainst Communications Sbike

Emergency Bill of $291,484 Is Signed By Gov. Donnelly   Revenue Department Tc Get Major Share Of Funds

FIGHT PROPOSAL ON PHONE STRIKE   DEMOCRATS OPPOSE HARTLEY’s PLAN FOR EMERGENCY INJUNCTION BILL.

PHONE STRIKE BILL OPPOSED   Democrats F ight Proposal To Use Injunction For  Halting Walkout

Democrats Against Strike Injunction   Beirne Appeals for Labor Committee for Peace Conference

32 JAP HOLDOUTS MAY ATTACK YANKS   Fanatical Band Hiding in Pelelieu Caves Refuses to Believe. War Is Over.

TEN-INDICTED— IN CORN GASE   RAILROADERS CHARGED WITH WRECKING BOXCAR AND STEALING PART.  OF CORN CARGO

Twister Accomp Destroys Twoj ages, Fifteen} Continue to F Gulf Coast.  Squails

Success for Grain Saving Program By January  Forecast   Abolition of Meatless Tuesdays, Chickenless Thursdays by-Year’s End Implied by Luck man; Plans for Congress Advanced

LUCKMAN ASSERTS FOOD DRIVE MAY REACH GOAL JAN.   Lmplies End of Year Will See Abolition of Meatless, Pouitryless and ~ Eggless Days.   TAFT COMMENTS ON SPECIAL SESSION   Says Single Agency Will Bs Given Responsibility for Preventing Price Rises  and Aid to Europe.

Luckman Sets ‘Ration’ Limit   Chairman Sees Food Pleas Ended hy Jan. 7

Grain Saving Drive May Top Goal by Jan. 1   Luckman Sees End of Meatless, Poultryless Days by Year's End

Hinges Upon Negotiation of ‘Fringe’ Issues   Southwestern Belf Workers’ Agreement “Comes ‘As Surprise

5. W. BELL, UNION STILL IN DEADLOCK   Stand $1.73 a Week Apart on Wage Proposals and Conciliators Will Try Again Today to End Long Phone Strike.

District Phone Manager Normal Forces Are at Work   WEAKENING IN TOPEKA   Two Thirds of Business Staff Back; Another St. Louis Session

Some Signs Of Phone Break   Workers i in 9 Kansas Towns Back; Long Lines Vote Work Return: Talk in St. Louis

‘District Phone Manager  Reports Normal Forces Are at Work      Two Thirds of Business Staff Back; Another St. Louis Session

Union Accepts--Immediate End to Telephone Strike Is Seen!   BULLETIN

Soviet, West In New Clash   US., Britain Oppose Molotov Plan for German Plebiscite

Big 4 Session Fruitless: Bevin   British Minister Says Four Weeks Wasted  At Conference

Jews Demand Arab Legion Evacuation From Palestine      Labor Astir On Broadening Front ‘With Demands In Race Against HCL

Strike Vote In Progress   50,000 Telegraphers May Walk Out During Pre-Christmas Rush

Unions Vote  On Walkouts      Increases Needed At Once, Workers Declare In Notices

Labor Ranks Astir in Bid To Meet Hicher Living.Costsby.Pay. Boosts

More Demands for Pay Boost   Western Union Vote Under Way: New CIO Notice Served

Labor Ranks Astir on Widening Front for Pay Increase:   Several. New Strikes Are ” Threatened; Lewis. oni  War Path Again

AFL Workers Are Slated To  Quit In Chrisumas Sea‘sou; Seeking 15 Cent Boost

‘Labor Making Ready With  IW ageDemand:   Western Union May Face Christmas Sanenn Strika

RANKS OF LABOR ASTIR  Race With High Living Cost ©  ' CareadsOn Broadening Front

Rain Pours Dowr  On Corn States; Market Declines  End of Drouth May Check 15 Million Bushel Daily Loss

DROUTH IN CORN BELT BROKEN BY ~ WEEK-END RAINS   Precipitation Checks 15 Milon Bushel a Day Loss Suffered Since Start of August,   EXPERTS CAUTIOUS IN APPRAISING BENEFITS   Prices of Grain Drop Sharply  on Chicago Market With Final Quotations Down 8 Cents,

Prices Fall as Showers Cover the Corn Belt   15 Million Bushels a Day Being Lost During Drouth.

(10 Leaders Draw Policy Plans for Taft's Labor Law   Murray Says No Definite Stand Yet Taken on Non-Communist Rule

MAN TELLS OF HIS “MIRACLE!   BRIDGEPORT MAN WHO HAD NOT SPOKEN FOR 16 YEARS SUDDENLY RE“GAINED VOICE

GOP Leaders of Missouri, Kansas Praise Dewey, Sound Caution Notes

Dewey Feted  In K.C.   ‘Welcome Given N. Y. -Governor Has All - Festivity of Presi- dential Campaign Tout

LAVISHED PRAISE AND ATTENTION ON GOV. THOS. DEWEY   Some Caution Notes, However Were Sounded Against Endorsement Now.   SHOULD NOT BE HASTY   Undercurrent of Midwest Sen. timent for Other Candidates.

\. Y. Banker Hits Veterans Benefits  Public Debt Group Questions Billions Spent Last Year

-Grandma Should Just See Language They Use  Now Government Has  Its Say About Jelly

New Government Rules For Making Jelly Are Nothing Like Grandma's

rancy Yyoras, Uranama  Agriculture Department Issues  New Standards For Making Jelly

House Amendment To Add $50,000; 000 to Foreign Aid Bil   Would Compel Agencies To. Sell’ Products : at. Loss, Report

WASHINGTON, (@} — The House passed the $590,000,000 emergency foreign ald bill late today by a voice yote,

Committee Votes Rail Suit Fund   Justice Department Will Try to Collect on War Freight

Fund for Probe  If Refunds Due  From Railroads Monze Commitice Votes   $30,000-to Sit Claim Gevernmenid Ovoercharged

Hot Blast Is Stationary Over Midwest   Blame Heat for Clerk’s Error Of $6,000,000

Bishop Brady Asks Crusade Against Atheist Communism As K. C. Convention Opens

U, 5. ECONOMY DRIVE RUNS INTO DEMANDS   Bi-Partisan Requests Fo! Funds Pose Problem

OPA Industry Sugar Formula  Ruled Invalid   Injunction Case Brings Memorandum From Judge

Quota System On Industrial Sugar Invalid   Ruling Handed Down By Judge Letts In Federal District Court

Sugar Quota Setup Invalid   Court Edict Affects Indusirial Users

Basis of OPA Sugar Allotment Declared Invalid by Court:   Ruling Affects Quota System for industrial Users

OPA Industrial Sugar’: Allotments Held Illegal   Federal Judge Holds Basis Used Invalid.

Washington Acts Like It Has Never Heard of Peace and Good Will That Feature Christmas

ROOSEVELT . RESENTS IMPLICATION PARTY GIRLS WERE FOR HIN   Says He Paid Fair Share Of Entertainment Costs in Senate Contract Inquiry   SPEAKS IN- ANGRY TONES

Elliott Asks Clear Answer About Parties   Says Investigation Directed Aguinst Him Because He Is Son Of President   Army Promotion Against Wishes   Demands John Meyer Be Called To Staad For Definite Answer On Party Girls

Senate Probe Marked by Hot Verbal Baffle   Roosevelt Sloshes Out At Meyer’s Story of How Girls Were “Procured” For His Entertainment

HINTS AT FRAUD IN LISTING OF ENTERTAINMEN T   tlhott Roosevelt Tells Senate Committee He Was In Europe On “Many Occasions’ When He Was Listed As Be ing Entertained In

Iixpense Of Gay Parties  Probed   Verbal Blast Shot At Meyer Over Party Girls

Meyer Story Called False by Elliott   Says He Was on War Duty Many Times Whea Listed as a Guest

HEMISPHERE — TREATY SIGNED BY {9NATIONS   President Truman Addresses Delegates At Final Seccion

Truman Skips Guards For Orchid Hunt   President Climbs From Cliff Base Under Famed Statu:

19 Republics Sign Mutual Defense Pact; Truman Will Address Brazilian Conoress

Truman and Physician Elude Secret Service Men; Go Orchid Hunting

President Goes Orchid Hunting  Manages to Elude His Guard for While

—TRUMAN HUNTS ORCHIDS— Eludes His Guards In  Brazilian Mountains

Truman Makes Orchid Hunt   Eludes Guords far Time And Climbs For Up Chi Overlooking Rie

Climbs Hill For Orchids   Truman Takes Jaunt, Relaxing From ‘Round Of Duties in Brazil

ERUMAN' ‘GOES ORCH ! D HUNT NG  * Eludes. Guard, Picks.  Mountain Flowers

America Labels Action ‘Simple Abuse Of Power’   Security Council Votes 8 To 1, With Poland Dise senting, To Uphold U.S. Motion To Adjourn, Silencing Gromyko Speech

RED MINISTER VOTES AGAINST BORDER GROUP   Johnson Says Russia Abuses U WN. Power; Will Continue Fight

BALKAN PEAGE EFFORT VETOED   Russia Votes Against Border Commission From 11 Nations

RUSSIA ONCE MORE USES VETO POWER   Border Commission Fight Is to Be Renewed Promptly

Kills U.S. Plan For Peace In  The Balkans   American Delegate Says Action A “Simplc Abuse of Power. Cre: ates Grave Situation-.

U5. SPONESMAN CALLS RED ACTION “ABUSE OF POWER”      . V, Johnson Sees Challenge   to Authority of U. N. and Says Fight Will Be  Continued.   9 OF 11 DELEGATES HAD APPROVED STEP   Security Council Adjourns Immediately to Allow Members to Consult Their Governments.

Situation Made “Grave” ByRed Move, U.S. Says   "Abuse Of Power,” Johnson Declares

Use Of Veto Brings Vote  To Adjourn   ‘Grave Situation’ Created; Abuse Of Power Is Charved

‘Grave Situation’ Caused by Soviets, Poles Also Dissent   U. S. Obtains Adjournment Of U. N. To Allow Delevates To Consult Home Ex S. To 2

Grave Situation  Looms as Soviet KOs Balkan Plan   United. Nations to Wait for Instructions From Home Governments

‘Grave Situation’ Created, U. S. Says; lith Time Soviets Have Invoked Veto

Russians Block  Watch In Balkans   Kill U. S. Proposal For Creation Of 11-Nation Border Commission

ACTION HELD CHALLENGE TO UN AUTHORITY   U. S. Serves Notice Of Further Attempt To End Disorders

Johnson Labels Soviet Move as Abuse of Power   Adjournment of U.N. Council Obtained aa Situation Held Grave

Looms as Soviet KOs Balkan Plan   United. Nations to Wait for Instructions From: Home Governments -

Russian Veto Kills U.S.  Peace Plans     Grave Situation Is Created by Soviet Action

RUSSIA VETOES COMMISSION TO WATCH BALKANS   Eleventh Time Soviet: Have Taken Negative Action In Council   UNITED STATES TO STILL PRESS ISSUE

Russians Invoke Veto To Kill American Plan For Peace in. Balkans

Senate Will Put OK On Bill Today   Margin Of 220-99 More.Than Enough To Override Veto

Measure Gets Enough Votes To Beat Veto   Senate to Act Today on Legislation Made in Joint Conference

House Passes Cut In Taxes   Senate To Take Final Action On Reductions Todav

Tax Bill Passes House 220 to 99: Senate Vote Today   37 Democrats Join GOP in Displaying Anti-Veto Strength

Senate Aokidn’ Bi B18 IsSet Today. “Showdown.’On. Slash  -On'Income Tax Near

Expeeted That Senale Will. Agree Today to     ‘Top Off Four Bitton a Year

\Senate to Approve Today; — If Truman Vetoes It, Slash in Tax Won’t Come Until ’48

House Votes Approval, 220 To 99, To Draft Cutting Income Taxes      ‘Senate Acts Today With Bill Then Going To President; Veto Strength Present

House Approves an Income Tax Cut by 2120-10-99 Ballot   Vote Margin Is Enough to Override Veto by President

Senate To Vote On Bill Today   House Shows Enough Margin Beat Veto

HOUSE PROVIDES HEAVY MARGIN FOR TAX BILL   Lower Chamber Gives Final Okay. 220 to 99; Senate to Act Today

HOUSE APPROVES SLASH IN INCOME TAXES, 220 TO 99   Margin Is More Than Enough to Override a Veto—Only One Republican Opposes Proposed Cut.   SENATE WILL VOTE ON MEASURE TODAY   Witbholdings From Wages and Salaries to Be Reduced July 1 If Bill Becomes a Law.

Senate Action On Bill Is Set Today  Showdown On Slash  On Income Tax Near

House Approval To Slash Taxes Speeded by GOP   Bill Provides for Huge Reduction; Veto Action Eyed

Tax Cut Bill Wins Final  Approval   From House   Margin Is Enough To Override Veto; Senate Approval  Is Expected Today

House Passes Bill  To Slash Income  Taxes, 220 To 99   Republican Measure Given More Than Enough Margin To Override Presidential Veto; Senate Vatee On  ecislation lodayv

TAX REDUCTION GETS APPROVAL BY WIDE MARGIN   Lower Chamber Supperte Compromise Measure By 220 To 99 Vote   VETO BY PRESIDENT CONSIDERED LIKELY

House Approves an Income Tax Cut by 120-t0-99 Ballot  Vote Margin Is Enough   Vote Margin Is Enough to Override Veto by President

HOUSE MARG IS ENOUGH 10 OFFSET VETO   TRUMAN OPPOSED TO 4 BILLION SLASH NOW

FINAL ACTION ON TAX SLASH   Measure Is Passed By 220-99 Vote; Senate Will Act Today

House Approves Tax Cut Bill In 220-99 Vote   Senate Okeh Slated Today; Veto Looms as °48 Issue °

Service Resumed InAllbut tof The 91 Exchanges   On Limited Basis In Stevens Point -

Governor Gives First Message To Legislature  Says Revenues Now Available Are Adequate

$88 140,789 More ls Requested for Next Two Years   Governor Says Hike Will Not Necessitate Increased Taxation °

Governor Says Ke New Taxes Needed   Revenues Now Available ‘hAorThen Adequate’ for Proposals

SCOTCH VOTING   interest Is Keen in Swing Noted to Right in Enoland. Wales

Defer Decision In US Senate Race Dispute   Sub-Committee Studicd Yesterday 6,600 Contesled Ballots in @’Conor’s Election

Draft Plans To Assist Navajos   10-Year Program Aimed At Making Tribe Able To Support Itself

WALLACE LONDON REMARKS AGAINST “GREEK AID RAPPED   Charge Made in Senate Ex Vice President Is Trying to Induce Former Allies to Desert U. S.   3 MORE REPUBLICANS SUPPORT PROGRAM   Test to Come When Chamber Votes on Amendment to Deny Assistance to Turkey.

HENRY WALLACE CRITICIZED ON CAPITOL HILL   Touring Critic Of Tru man’s Aid Program Under Attack

Senators Angrily Criticize Wallace   Fastland Leads Atiack Upon Ex-Cabinet Member: Senate Debates Greek-Turk Aid

Wallace Is Assailed for London Talk   Leaders Of Both Parties Take Cognizance Pic Remarks

Greco-Turkish Aid Bill Test Vote Delayed   Wallace Is Blasted For Crificizing Plan

Wallace Is Accused of Inducing Alles to Quit U. S   Angry Criticism of ‘Touring Critic’ Heard on Capitol Hill as Greco-Turkish Aid Bill Debated

Greco-Turkish Policy Debated: No Vote Taken   Criticism of Wallace’s Foreign Statements Heard in Senate

Wallace Is Accused of Inducing Allies to Quit U.S.  Knary Criticiem af "Taurine Cepia   Angry Criticism of ‘Touring Critic’ Heard on Capitol Hill as Grecoe-Turkich Bid Bill Dekesiead

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_Mlenry Wallace Severely Criticized For Content Of.His Speech In Lone don

Wallace's Talks Draw Criticism  Senate Debates On Greek, Turkey Bill

Solon Says Program Of Unity Needed  Wallace Assailed In Talks On Greek Aid

BRIAN ADOPTS: RECOVERY PROGRAM   Attlee Administration Is Given Broad Powers

British Give Attlee Full War Powers   Tahar. Tndietesr   Labor, Industry Are Mobilized To Meet Crisis

Government Wins Fight For Extension Of War Powers to Battle Peace Problems

House of Commons Debates Attlee “Crisis Bill” Through All-Night Session; Final Okeh By 178-64 Vote

om—~ ER GDEESO” UPR LY CPR eee   Prime Minister Attlee Upheld By 178 To 64 Margin

‘Crisis Powers’ Measure Ils Approved By Commons   RY OYTrFNN WIETLTAMA.

British Crisis Bill Approved By Commons   Would Muster Full. Resources of Nation For National Recovery

British Commons Votes ‘Economic Crisis’ Bill In All-Night Conference

Crisis Measure Passes Commons   Bill Goes Through All Night Session In British House

British Commons Puts Fina Approval on Crisis Measure   Labor Majority Fights Off Opposition Efforts to Kill or Change Bill

Commons Okay ‘Given ‘Measure  “To Meet Crisi:   Debate Throughout Night: Message Sent Hause Of Lords For Final Action

Attlee Administr ation Gets" Extensive Rights to Direct Management of ” Labor, Supplies; Bill Attacked

Attlee is Given War Powers in EconomicCrisis   Govt. Gets Power To Muster Manpower Resources as Needed

British Crisis Bill Passes  In Commons   Measure Is Sent to House of Lords Following House of Commons Approval After Night of Debate.

Commons OK’s ‘Crisis’ Program, 178 to 64   Churchill, in Night-Long Debate Again Blasts Government Bill

ATTLEE PLAN « “SS APPROVED. ~. AFTER DEBATE   COMMONS APPROVES ‘DICTA - TOR’ BILL AFTER MORE  THAN 1¢ HOURS OF oo. DEBATE “es

British Crisis Bill Passed By Commons   Decisive Vote Taker After Entire Night of Debate

Attlee Plan For Crisis Is Approved   Commons Reaches Decision As Climax All Niakt Debate

Commons Sends Economic Crisis Bill to Lords   Amendment Insuring Press Freedom Added to Measure Giving Vasi Peace Powers

Attlee Upheld on Crisis Bill By 178-64   Measure Sent to House of Lords With One Chance

Commons Passes “Crisis Bill’ After All-Night Debate   Opponents Say Measure Will Endanger Freedom

BRITISH ‘CRISIS’ BILL APPROVED   Goes To House Of Lords After 178 To 64 Okay By Commons

Commons OKs ‘Crisis Bill’ by Vote of 178-64   Debates Controversial Measure Throughout Night

COMMONS OKAYS CRISIS MEASURE   Vote Is 178-64 After Allnight Debate.

Commons Votes To Continue War Powers   Labor Government Proposal Attacked As “Dictator Bill”

Both : British Houses Favor Crisis Moves   Labor Government Fights Off Moves To Kill Or Amend.

Commons Approve: ‘Economic Crisis Bill By Large Vote  Bill Approved by

Houses Okay  Crisis Measure Churchill Suggests Attlee May Go Out

Emergency Bill Okayed by Commons   Approves Measure to Extend Powers Over Labor and Industry

Commoiis Grants Attlee Cabinet Full. Authority   Bill Is Passed After Night of Opposition From Conservatives

BRITAIN’S LABOR REGIME HANDED SWEEPING RULE   Gcvernment Given Power To Dictate Policies on Manpower and Industry

Parliament Votes Powers to Attlee   Crisis Bill Gives Control . of Industry and Manpower   OVER BY LARGE VOTE   Bitter Conservative Denunciation of “Dictator Bil”

Parliament Votes Powers to Attlee   Crisis Bill Gives Control _ of Industry and Manpower     eae oo" «fee? 6 hU68lCUce TSO. 48 tlle   OVER BY LARGE VOTE   Bitter Conservative Denun ciation of “Dictator  Bill”

Economie Bill Wins Approval Of Commons   Labor Government's Plar To Méet Crisis Goe: To House Of Lords Fai Final Action

CURB SWEEPING CONTROLS FAIL   Only Exemption For Press Allowed; Churchill Says Attlee Mav Toople

CRISIS BILL I$ AJOPTED BY COMMONS   Measure, Passed 178 to 64 After an All-Night Debate, Now Goes Before the House of Lords for Final Action.

“DICTATOR” IS NAME APPLIED TO ATTLEE   Churchill Fails in His Attack on Labor Government

British Crisis Bill Passed By Commons  Decisive Vote Taken   Decisive Vote Taken After Entire Night of Debate

BRITAIN VOTES CRISIS POWERS   DEFEAT EFFORTS BY CONSERVATIVES TO DELAY FINAL VOTE

Gives Government Unlimited Powers, Lords To Oppose   Commons Vote 178 To 63, Despite Churchill Denunciation As ‘‘To  talitarian’’   NIGHT SESSION PASSES MEASURE   Former Premier Says Bill Permits Seizure Of Any One’s Goods

Honse Votes Full Powers For Recovery   Crisis Bill Passés After Long Debate Piller Atiacks

 nment fs. Giver Extensive Powers to Cope. With: Nation’s  EFeanamic: Cricie

178-63 Ballot Follows Hours Of Discussion   Manpower, Industry Ie cluded In Powers Bill For National Recovery Program   House Of Lords Gets Bill Today   Continnes War Powers In definitely; Churchill Fought Losing Battle In Commons

Commons OK'S Crisis Measure  ‘Vote Is 178 To 63; Now Goes To Lords

Commons Approves British “Crisis” Bill ~ After All-Night Fight   Churchill Attacks Move as Dictatorial During Bitter Session

Commons Passes Crisis Measure   Approved, 178 to 63, After Night of Debate —Up in Lords

Attlee’s — Measure  Approved   Stiff Opposition To Proposal Expected In House of Lords

Crisis Bill Is Passed By  ‘Commons   British Measure Now Goes To House Of Lord: For Action Before Wednesday Nicht

‘CRISIS BILL’ PASSES BRITISH \OWER HOUSE   auing Labor Party . Pushes Measure Through Commons Despite Opposition.

‘CRISIS’ BILL WINS APPROVAI   Goes to House of Lords for Final Passare Today

BRITISH LABOR PARTY GAINS COMMONS WIN   Authorization Given To Use - Full Resources in Economv Rattle

ATTLEE BACKED IN CRISIS BILL   Final Vote by Upper House Awaited in London

British House Votes Approval Of ‘Crisis Bill’   Labor Government Authorized To Muster Full Resources For National Recovery

RED CHIEF SAVED TWO UL S. OFFICERS   Americans Escaped Trial in CRAge A fms fk:

Chinese Reds Tree Americans   Military Attaches Barely Escape Trial For Espionage

WHALE OF A JOB   Navy and Coast Guard Argue Disposal of Grounded Mammal

Pole Peasant Chief Now  Safe in Exile   'U,S., Britain Denmark Offer Asylum to Patriot Mikolajezyk

BIG FOUR PONDERS GERMAN-AUSTRIAN PEACE SETTLEMENT   ‘Preliminary to Moscow Conference in March.

Red Spies Are Still Active In Canada   Baruch’s Fears That Atomic Secrets Are Escaping Well Fanndad

SUPPORT GIVEN BARUCH FEARS ON ATOM SECRET   Believe Last Year's Probe I Canada Scratched Surface Only

U.S. Bomb Secrets  Leaking   Moscow-Directed Agents Believed Securing Facts

RUSS SPIES LABUK IN CANADA DARUG OFFERS WARNINGS   Atomic Secrets Said to Be Leaking; Espionage Workers Known to Be In Nearby Country.   STAFF OF FOURTEEN DECLARED ON JOB

Russian Spies Believed Sull Active In Canada   Baruch’s Fear That Atomic Secrets Are Leaking In Canada Supported By Knowledge Agents Are Operative; Roundup Just Seratched Surface

Declare It Undermines U.N. Purpose   American Delegation Charged With Try At Steamrolling

Effort to Overhaul UN Setup “Farce”   ‘Declare U.S. Plan Would Undermine Organization andHelp Warmonaers

PEATE MAKING MACHINERY UP FOR REVISION   UNITED NATIONS TO OPEN DEBATE ON MARSHALL PLAN

Vishinsky Lashes Out At John Foster Dulles With Personal Attack After American's Talk

‘Vishinsky Lashes At Dulles in Shary Personal Attack   U. N. Debate Opened On Marshall Proposal For ‘Little Assembly’

U.S.Plan Called  ‘Farce   Vishinsky Makes A Bitter Attack Against Dulles

Chief Delegate Vishinsky Lashes Out At American Delegate John Foster Dulles Immediately After Latter Concludes Speech Advocating Adoption Of Marshall Program To Overhaul U. N. Peace-Keeping Machinery — “Warmonger” Charge Repeated

Reds Renew Attacks On U.  5. Policy   Vishinsky Hits Dulles Speech On Revamping U. N.

New Red Attack On U.S.   Vishinsky Lashes Again At “War-Mongers” in Opposing U. S. Plan To Alter Peace Setup

Delegate’s Blast Aimed At Dulles   Verbal Assault Is Made After American Speaks For Plan to Hold Year Round TI.N. Session

THE SO-CALLED UL S. ‘WARMONGERS’  AGAIN -ATTAGKED   Russia Today Renewed Her Bitter Denunciation In the U.N,   STARTED IN DEBATE   Vishinsky Lashed Out at American Delegate John Foster Dultes.

Russia Labels U.N. Overhaul  Program ‘Farce   Vishinsky Assails Amer. ican Plan; Strikes Again At ‘Warmoncers.’

RUSSIA RENEWS BITTER ATTACK ON WARMONGERS   VISHINSKY LOOSES BLAST AT DULLES FOR U. S. PROPOSAL

Soviet Renews ‘Attack on U.S. “Warmongers’   Vishinsky Lashes Anew at Dulles in UN ‘Peace’ Debate

MARSHALL'S PROGRAM TO OVERHAUL PEACE MACHINERY ASSAILED  NEW “WARMONGERING” _ CHARGES HURLED AFTER _ DULLES OPENS DEBATE

US Urges Haste on a Palestine Plan  Requests Work Be Started Immediately

Vishinsky  Lashes Out at Dulles   ‘Clash Occurs When U. N. Tackles Plan on “Little Assembly”

‘Accuses U. ». Steamrolling UN Violation   Claims Failure To serve Cause, Lead To Opposite.

Renews Attack on American ‘War Mongers’   U. N. Debate on Marshall Plan of ‘Little Assembly’

—RUSSIA-U, §.—  Vishinsky Lashes Out At Dulles  Says Proposal Warmonger Aid

Soviet Renews Attack On U. S.  ‘Warmongers’   Vishinsky Lashes Out at John Dulles in Sharp Personal Attack Before U. N. Political Committee.

Russia Renews Bitter Attack   Vishinsky Lashes At Dulles Again Before U.N.

Russ Renew Bitter Attack on American “Warmongers” in UN   Vishinsky Lashes Out a Dulles in Debate on  Marshall Plan

Russia Renews Bitter Attack On American Policy in U.N. '   Vishinsky Launches Sharp Personal Tirade Against U. S. Delegate John Foster Dulles After American Urges ‘Year Around’ Assembly

Russia Renews Attack OnU.S. “‘War-Mongers’   Blast Follows Dulles Speech Advocating UN Reforms

Vishinsky Renews His Attack On Dulles as ‘Warmonger'   Denunciation Comes in Debate On U.N. Program

SOVIET RENEWS UNO HARANGUE DULLES TARGET   Vishinsky Attacks Mais  Pian For Year-Ro  World Assembly

Russia Renews Her Bitter Attack On America Today   Discussion of Marshall’s Plan to Overhaul UN’s Peace-Keeping Machinery Brings More Charges of Warmongering From Soviet

Russia Raps U.S. Plan to Revise UN   Marshall Plan Called ‘Farce’ By Red Speaker

Russia Calls Marshall’s Plan Farce  ’ Says It Will” Undermine U. N.

Russia Renews Aifack on U.S. ‘Warmongers’  Vishinsky Answers Dulles » Whe Spoke fer Continuous - Sessions of UN Assembly

Vishinsky Hits Dulles Again  As Warmonger   American Delegate Opens Fight for ‘Tsttle Assembiv’

Russia Renews Attack On U. S. Leaders Today   CHARGE OF : “WARMON. GERING” HURLED AGAIN

15 Men Will Fix Opening Day For Belts   TAOUS Passes Issue To Committee

Alaskan Newsprint Industry Urged   Chapman Says i Could Supply 25 Pct. Of U.S. Needs

ALASKA INDUSTRY SEEN SOLUTION OF NEWSPRINT RIDDLE   Ch apman Believes  Mills Might Be Producing Within 3 Yeare

Marshail:  Lone Arms Cut Is Out   Secretary Vetoes Slash Until Pacts Signed; Backs Training.

Wants System To Back Foreign Poli  Rules Out Arms Cut Before Peace

U. S. Rules Out  Arms Reduction   Marshall Asks Universal Training Bill To Support Policies

Giant Plane Scrambles Passengers In Air Flip   Six Hurt, All Terrified As Automatic Pilot Goes Haywire Over El Paso

4-Engined Craft Flies Upside-down Over City; Passengers in Panic

All-German Council  to Be Set Up  Economic Policv   Economic Policy Announced by British, Americans

All- German Council to Be Set Up   Economic Policy Announced by British, Americans

Nevius Sought As Fugitive  Attorney Disappears fF “hips Seecgss oe Sea seianeenen

\Ex-Prosecutor, Convicted of Taking Bribes From Gamblers, Disappears

FLAMES FOUGHT NV ILINOIS MINE   “)' Ordered to Leave  Large Operation at Freeman.

Lords Okay Labor Gov't. Emergency Ac}   Britain Put Under "Dictatorial'’ Powers To Prevent Collanse

U.S. Troops to Pull iOut of Italy at Onice      Army Units" Have Béen ‘Reassigned to Germany; First Ship Out Moandev

Secret Police Of Cuba Probe  ‘Lucky’ Luciano   U. S. Cuts Off Narcotic: Supplies To Prevent Pos sible ‘Diversion.’

Narcotic Ban Urges Island Officials To Instigate Probe   Deportation Faces Lucky’ Luciano If Charges Hold

Luciano Faces Deportation in  New Drug Probe   U. S. Halts Narcotics Shipments as Probe of Underworld Figure Starts

MINERS’ WAGE DEMANDS ARE MADE PUBLIC  Soft Coal Operators Are Blamed for In-

(UMW Totals \Pay Demands At184 Million   Journal Charges Pit Owners With  Tnflatine Ficures’

MINE CWNERS SAND INFLATING FIGURES ABOUT WAGE COST   Charges Are Made Today by UMW Journal; False Method Is Accused; Tell of Debunking.   VACATION PERIOD IS ORDERED BY CMA

Drone Plane. To Make Hop Over Nation   Bombing Test Among Experiments Planned

* PAUL MALLON—  Wallace Causes More Worry Than White House Indicates

Strong Opposition Faces Thomas Dewey   Stassen, Warren And Toft Believed Still in Race

School Bars 3 Negro 0 Children  Srantiv Oon:      Greatly Opposed Them. Letter Says

Army Colonel Caught With J ap Diamonds  Worth $210,000 Arrested on Order

MacAilhur Orders Colonel Held On Seizure of $210,000 in Jan Jewels

Masked Men Line Route  Of UN Body   Greet Probe Group In Tel Aviv; A New Kidnap Bid Foiled

Masked Youths Greet Probers   Banners Tell British ‘In* vaders' = To ‘Leave  . Palestine

Masked Youths Greet Probers   U. N. Investigators Meet Trouble in Tel Aviv

Masked Youths Greet U.N. Probe Group In Tel Aviv  New Kidnap Atfempt ls Foiled By Police

TRIMAN COLL Tp PURGE L ON PALESTINE   Former Premier ts Entitled to His Opinion, He Remarks   AMERICANS WILL STAY   President Tells Newsmen He Hopes Congress Will Act on Aviation Policy

1,923 DRAFT ACT VIOLATORS GET PARDONS   Christmas Amnesty Granted To Group Seiected by Special Panel

Violators  Of Draft Act  Get Pardons ‘Amnesty Board   Selects 1, 523 4  [oe ee

YULE PA GRANTED 1,523 DRAFT DODGERS   Citizenship Rights Restorec Under Truman’s Action; Groups Ask More

YULE PARDONS PREPARED FOR 1,523 MEN   Presidential Amnesty Is for Those Convicted of Violating Draft Act, Including Conscientious Objectors.

Truman Restores Citizenship, Full  Richts To 1.523 Draft Act Violators

Pardons For  1.523 Men    President Restores Fulf Citizenship to Many Who Vietoted Wartime Draft en

Yule Pardons to  523 Violators of Draft Act   Ust Includes Eight Kansans-—-More Have Completed Sentence<

‘Truman Gives Yule Pardons To 1,523 Draft Violators  Regain Political, Civil Rights

Pardons Given 1,523 Wartime  Law Violators   Truman Restores Right To _-Yote For Americans ‘. Guilty On Service  Act Charges.  ‘

Truman Pardons List OF Draft Evaders In U.S.   ANNUAL YULE MESSAGI IS BROADCAST TO WORLD

Amnesty To Draft Violators   Eight Kansans Among 1,523 Men Granted Christmas Pardons For Evading Draft Act

_—ALL RIGHTS RESTORED— -— Truman Pardons 1,523 Draft Act Violators

1523 Citizen nship Rights Restored  TRUMAN PARDONS.  DRAFT VIOLATORS

1523 Draft Dodgers Get Yule Pardons   Some Conscientious Objectors and Many Jehovah's Witnesses Freed by President

Pardons For 1523 Men   President Restores Full Citizenship. te Many Whe Vielated Waztine Draft Aee.

DRAFT DODGERS GIVEN PARDONS   Citizenship Rights Are Restored For 1,523 By President

RIGHTS RESTORED * TO DRAFT EVADERS   Presidential Pardons Grant: ed 1,523 Men

AMNESTY GRANTED ‘MEN CONVICTED -OF ‘DRAFT VIOLATIONS   Presidential Christmas Pardons Given to $,923 Ch Boarel’s  Le eeeanarveverinhinte

523 DODGERS         “to. Draft. ‘Evaders: on ‘Rec: ~-ommendation of Board,

Truman Ediet Restores Civil  Rights to C.0.'s   Amnesty Granted To 1.523 Wartime Draft Violators  By Yule Pardons

—eEEEeeeEEeEeEeEeEe——eEeEeEEeEeeorerrer  1,523 Draft Violators Receive Yule Pardons

TRUMAN GIVES MANY PARDONS   Citizenship Restored To 1,523 Violators Of Draft Act

Draft Violators Restored Civil, Political Rights   President Pardons 1,523 Who Refused To Serve In War

Pres. Truman Frees 1,523 War Objectors   Full Citizenship Restored; Most Men Freed Had Served Their Full Terms

Draft Dodgers Receive Pardons   Amnesty Board Restores Rights to 1.523 Men

State Tax Equalization Board to Study School  Financing is Proposed

Held Former  GI In Brutal Murder Case   Robert Manley Falls Asleep During Grilling; Submits to Lie Deteeior Test

Quizzing of Redhead Gives Little Evidence in L. A. Mutilation Slaying

‘Red-Headed Army Musician Fails Asleey While Being Grilled in Butcher Death

Police Hold Suspect in Girl Murder   Little Evidence Develops Against Former Army Man

Suspect Held In Extra‘s Killing  Salesman Knew Her But Denies Slaying

MUSICIAN BOOKED ON SUSPICION IN SLAYING OF WOMAN   Man Offers Alibi In Butcher' Slaying; Admits Being With Young Woman

Hold Mani in Mutilation Murder  gp ats 1 tadtn nd Evidence Acainst Suspect

POLICE GRILL RED-HEADED BLACK DAHLIA’ SUSPECT   Salesman, Arrested in L.A. After Trip To Bay, Admits Rendezvous With Dead Girl

SUSPECT DENIES HE KILLED GIRL   Former Army Musician Is Booked On Suspicion Of Murder

Many Killed When Ammunition Goes Up  Blast At Italian Port May Have Total Of 60

German Refugee Alleged To Be Top Soviet Agent In This Country   Probers To Ask His Prosecution   Excitable ‘Little Man’ Denies He’s ‘Boss Of All Reds In U, 8,

Gerhard Eisler Held Plotter To Overthrow U. S.   Alleged Top Secret Soviet Agent Cited In Contempt Charge

SENATE ASKED 10 LAUNCH PROBE OF ‘RENT LOBBY’   Move Follows Truman Plea; Taft Voices Approval of Such an Investigation

Truman Asks Probe of “Brazen” Real Estate Lobbyists   Assails Rent Control Bill But Reluctantly Signs It; Blast “Unfair’: Halleck

TRUMAN SCORES METHODS USED BY LOBBYISTS   raft And Bricker Are Split Over President’s Plea For Probe Into Real Esstate Lobby; Reaction To Rent Measure.

Senator Taylor Of Idaho Presents Bill In Response To Truman’s Appeal; Tc Report Findings By Jan. 

TRUMAN'S RENT VIEWS RAPPED   House Republican Leader Halleck Terms Message ‘Shameful’   BRICKER CRITICIZES

TAFT, BRICKER SPLIT OVER PLEA   Truman Urges Probe of Real Estate Lobbyists

In Answer: fo’Tramans Plea Bill is Introduced for. Probing Real Estate Lobby .

Taft Ready To Follow Truman's  Plea For Probe   Splits With ith Bricker Over Real Estate Lobby  Crittciem.

Bid for Real Estate Probe Under Fire      Bricker Denounces Presitent’s Plew For Lobby Luquiry

GOP Ranks Split Over Real Estate Lobby Inquiry    Bricker Denounces Truman's Proposal: Taft Says He Would Like To Make Probe

Bricker and Taft Split on Lobby Sift   Truman Makes Plea For Inquiry Into Real Estate Activities

Senator Taylor Responds fo Truman Appeal  $50,000 i Suggested in: Bill -:

Real Estate Lobby Inquiry Requested   Bricker Denounces Proposal As Cheap Kind of Demaqoquery

Truman’s Plea For Investigation Of Real Estate Lobbyists Draws Reaction

Real Estate Lebbyists Incur Truman’s Wrath   Provisions of Rent Control Bill Draw Blast From President

1948 Hopeful: Taft, Bricker Vie on Lobby   One Group Welcomes Study. Second Says Investigation Silly— Halleck Hits Message

Taft, Bricker. Split on Realty Lobbyist Probe   Truman’s Plea in Reni Bill’ Message Stirs Clashing Reaction

BROADSIDE OF REACTION STIRRED BY TRUMAN PLEA       litical Overtones Noted In Comment Aroused By President’s Request That Congress Investigate What He Terms “Brazen Operations” Of Real Estate Lobbyists — Senator Bricker Denounces Inquiry Proposal As “Cheapest Kind Of Demagoguery”

aft, Bricker Split ver Truman Plea pr Rent Inquiry   Property Owners Group Welcomes Investigation

Truman Pleads For Probe Of Realty Lobby   PRESIDENT SEEKS DATA ON LOBBYING BY EXPERTS

Taft Says He Would Be Glad To Lead Inquiry   Rent Increases Are Allowed Along With Lease Through 1948

Truman Blasts Realty ‘Lobby’; Asks For Probe   Raps Real Estate Groupe In Criticizing Rent Con. tro] Act, Signed “Reluctantly”   Taft Would Like To Lead Inguiry   Bricker Blasts Trauman’s Plea As “Cheap Kind” Of Political Move; Charges Denied

Introduces Bill for Investigation of Real Estate Lobby   Idaho Senator Calls For $50,000 Probe--Follows. Trumsan: Plea

Leaders Clash Over Truman's Rent Message   Bricker And Halleck Lash Presidential Report; Taft Favors Full Investigation

Truman Stirs Clash on Rent Lobbyist Quiz   Bricker Condemns Plea by President, But Taft Agrees

Senator Taylor Responds fo Truman Appeal  $50,000 Inquiry Suggested in ‘Bill

BILL OF TO PROBE REAL ESTATE LOBBY   Sen. Taylor Responds _ fo Truman's Appeal For Investigation

May Probe Real Estate Lobby   ‘After Truman Appeal, Bill Is Intreduced  By Sen. Taylor For ‘SF 000 Investigation

Bricker and Taft Split on Lobby Probe  Investigation of Real Estate Lobby a a ae

OHIO SENATORS SPLIT ON PROBE   Bricker Hits Truman Lobby Cry; Taft Backs Quiz

Nr a a  Taft, Bricker Split Over Plea For Inquiry Into Realty Lobby

Labor Bill Has Senate Divided   Debate On Measure Will Be Resumed  Tomorrow.

Senate Splits In 3 Groups Over Labor   Debate To Be Resumed Friday On Labor Laws

MUSIC CZAR IS SCORED ON HILL   Petrillo Accused By Congressman Of Holding Dictatorial Powers Over Lives And Work Of Union Musicians, And Denying Them Basic Rights.

Petrillo Panned: Maestro Of Musicians’ Union  Under Attack As “Dictater’

Kearns Accuses Musicians’ Heac  Says Petrillo Holds Dictatorial. Powers

‘Dictatorial Powers LOLA LET LONE EELS TANS 1S AAR STII SORIYALS ASANTE  Rep. Kearns Lashes Out at Petrillo for Denying Free Speech

Mmergler Appointed As Dr. Hirschler’s Assistans   C. of E. Faculty Member Will Sarve Until New  BDeocientnné be Alec t

Mergler Appointed As Dr. Hirschler’s Assistant   C. of E. Faculty Member Will Serve Until New President te Nemea-t

Truman Silent About His Plans Cocerning Veto   New Measure Would Be Effective July 1

State Department: rged 1 ‘Adopt. Hoover's ‘Separate *". -Beace’-Formula ©

COSTLY MISTAKE   Don’t Take Police Car for Taxi If Suitcase Full of Liquor—in Kansas

m» 710, UY Injured ‘Collapse Of Purdue Bleachers ‘Turns Gym Into Horror Scene

fal SAIC, GUY ANUP ‘Collapse Of Purdue Bleachers ‘Turns Gym Into Horror Scene

Purdue I ragedy Kills Two; 200 Injured In Fall   Bleachers Collapse At Indiana With 3,500 Fans

Tragedy Strikes Purdue University Sports Event Leaving Two Dead And Two Hundred Injured

Bleacher Crash Third Tragedy In Purdue History   Two Students Were Kili ed And 200 Injured Last Nieht.

PURDUE STAND ~ GRASHES; 2 DIE   Some 200 Hurt During  Basketball Game

49 Students I 3 in Crash AS 2 eorts Tilt   Purdue University’s  New Bleachers Fal!

Seats Collapse At Cage Game; 200 Hurt, 2 Die   Weight of 3,500 Breaks Purdue Gym Bleachers

Two Killed, 200 Injured As Bleachers Collapse At Purdue Field House

America Accused Of Making Greece Into Military Base   South African Delegate Counters Charge; Russian Spokesman Rejects Our Proposal For Balkan Border Commission

RUSSIA’S FIGHT ON “IMPERIALISH” CARRIED INTO U.N.   Vishinsky Asserts U, S. Controls Greek Government and Is Using Country as  a Military Base,   CHARGE CHALLENGED BY SOUTH AFRICA   Russian Blames American and Britain for Trouble in Balkans in 12,000-Word  Speech.

UN Assembly Hears Attack.  By Vishinsky.   Charges Of “Capitalism” and “Imperialism” Defended’ By South Africa’s Chief Delerate -

Vishinsky in New Attack on U. 5. Over Greek Aid   Soviet Minister Charges Western Powers With ‘Imperialism’

REJECT PLAN FOR BALKANS COMMISSION   Bitter Attack Renewed By Vishinsky Upon  Western Powers

Vishinsky Uses 12,000 Word Barrage To Lambast ‘Capitalistic Monopolism’

AN EARTH TREMOR FELT EARLY TODAY AT POPLAR BLUFF   As Far As Could Be Learned There Was No Damage.   LASTED 30 SECONDS   Patrolmen Said There Was 2 Rumbling Sound Before “Explosion.”

Senate Recommits Bill To Predominately Wet Finance Committee   Backers Say Issue Dead For Session   Another Showdown Believed Due On Appointment Of Brown To API

State Liquor Bill Killed In Senate By 2] Tob Vote  Recommit Measu To Tax Co ommi ittee:

Express Jumps Rails In Scotland... .  23-Killed, 70 Hurt  In Train Collision

SECOND BRITISH CRASH KILLS 23   EDINBURGH EXPRESS TRAIN JUMPS RAILS, PILES UP IN DITCH

02 Feared Victims InManilaTyphoon   Tardy December Storm Wrecks Danish Ship: Hits Philippines

Te AULA 90 MILE WIND   3 American Women Among Missing; Boats Sunk

TYPHOON SINKS LINER, DAMAGES CITY OF MANILA   Three American WAC, Are Among Those Mis. sing From Danish Ship

lyphoon Sinks Danish Liner   28 Persons -Missing tr Violent Phi BES Seg

PASSENGER SHIP SUNK BY TYPHEOR: d2 ARE MISSING   Danish Vessel Breaks Up as  Storm Devastates Central   Philippines — Nine   Aboard Rescued.   DAMAGE AT MANILA BUNS INTO MILLIONS   Hospital in Suburb of City Collapses, but 1,200 Patients Are Moved ° to Safety.

Typhoon Causes Heavy Damage in Pacific Region   One Passenger Vessel Is Sunk: Many Persons Are Missing; Other Ships Damaged: Island Capiial Suffers

oO Missing As Typhoon  Sinks Ship Off Philippines   Manila Suffers Heavy Damage; — Tacloban Reported 70 Percent Burned

TYPHOON IN FAR EAST CAUSES DAMAGE   Many Ships Wrecked And Lives Lost as Ships Sink at Sea

TYPHOON SINKS DANISH LINER: MANY MISSING   Storm Damages Seven Other Vessels In Manila Harbor

Typhoon Makes Path of Havoc In Philippines   Report 56 Aboard Shi Missing in Unseasonal Storm

Typhoon Whips Philippine Area   More Than Two-Score Are Missing; One Raat Sinks. Others Damaaed

[ \ phoon Hits Philippines: 29 Listed Missing   Danish Vessel Sinks, 7 Others Damaged; Emergency Declared

Storm Brings Pacific Havoc   Ships Damaged, Sunk; 58 Persons Missine .

58 Persons Missing; 70’: of War-Ravaged Tacloban Business Di st rict Burned by Wind-dr'ven Fire.

HOUSE GROUP UPS EDUCATION BOARD OUTLAYS   Proposes $7,792,000 For S.U.1.; Boosts Funds for Hospital

Favors Hike for Support State Schools   House Committee Asks $23,974,000 for Next Biennium

4 DIRECTORS OF HOSPITAL BOARD NAMED   1,306 Patients Treated During 1948

New Attitude Turned In By Producers   Three Factors Responsible For Change Of Mind.

No Shortage of Meat Seen Next 2 Years   Plenty of Corn in Country if Used Efficiently

Today’s Outlook   FOREIGN POLICY LINKED WITH INTEREST IN ATOMIC SECRECY   By J. M. ROBERTS, JR. AP Foreign Affairs Analyst (Substituting for MacKenzie)

U.S. To Continue Its Safety Policy Dealing With Atom Bomb Problem

HILL FARMS GED FACES -4FTED.   Licking County and Federal soil Conservation -Authoritles Join Forces in Putting on: Demonstra~ tion In Observance of - “Opening of Second Frontier.”

TWO RUN-DOWN OHIO FARMS. - GET ‘FACE-LIFTING’ TODAY   DEMONSTRATION IS BEING STAGED TO SHOW IN ONE “DAY A FOUR-YEAR PROGRAN

G..0. P. STILL HOPES TO cUT ARMY BUDGET   Goes Ahead with Plans Despite Warnings

Threat Of Military Disaster Is Defied By Congress Leaders   Sec’y. Patterson’s Formal Alarm Over Proposed Billion And Half Slash, Fails To Register With Budget Makers.

‘unds of Army to 3e Slashed   GOP Leoders Not Impressed With Patterson's Strong Pleo for Funds

Warnings Voiced By Top Generals Opposing Slashes   Military Disaster Is Invited by Reduction In Funds, Is Charge

lean anneal  G. 0, P, PUSHES BUDGET PARING   Fiscal Leaders Give Green Light To Fund Slashes

CIO PREPARE 3RD PAY DRIVE   “New Round” Looms as Cost of Living Index Hits Record High.

C10 May Launch 3rd Wage Drive    Record Living Costs Seen  as Likely Influence

ClO Hints Third Round Of Wage Increases Looms   Cost Of Living Index For U.S. At New Higt

DRIVE ON FOR NEW WAGE INCREASES   ClO Wants More Money as Living Index Hits All-time High.

C10 Unions Asking Still Higher Pay   Concerned About Lag of Purchasing Power Behind  Rising Prices

TOLL MOUNTING IN PALESTINE   Jewish-Arab Violence Spreads Thruout Country

Shootings, Bombings Continue   British Report 24-Hour Death Toll Of 40

Forty More Die as Jewish-Arab Violence Spreads in Palestine   Bevin Says British Not to Help Enforce UN Partion Order

25 Arabs And 15 Jews Killed In Day's Clashes, Troops Hold Holy City   British Send Soldiers After Newspaper Is Bombed; Heaviest Casualties Are Recorded In Sporadic Rural Fighting.

JEWISH - ARAB FIGHT SPREADS AS 40 KILLEL   25 Arabs, 15 Jews Dead, Is Official Casualty Toll

Jewish and Arab Violence Grows Over Palestine   Forty Persons Killed in 24 Hours; Toll Spreads  to Rural Areas

Cameron Man Claims He Is ‘Innocent’ Pardon Request For Newton Is Assailed

BIG LINER HAD “ROUGH VOYAGE   LARGEST SHIP EVER BUILT. IN U8. BATTLED THROUGH TERRIFIC ATLANTIC STORMS

Heat Wave Is Over, Weather Bureau Says —   Cool Weather In Sight for N&xt — Several Days _

High Waters In "Midwest Take 22 Lives   Week-end Rains Let Up Today Averting Major Disaster As Levees Break

Mississippi River On Its Worst Rampage In Years, Five Levees Are Smashed

Mississippi River Sets New Flood Marks; Over 10.000 Persons Homeless

Flood Waters Claim Lives of 22 in Mid-West   Mississippi River On Worst Rampage; Fear Major Disaster

Two States Count Toll   Swollen Waters of Mississippi Batter Down Levees In Destructive Sweep Over Illinois and fowa; Tornadoes in Ohio and Pennsylvania Kill Five.

MISSISSIPPI. RISES AS TOLL OF DEAD IS SAID 10 BE 21   [Illinois and Missouri Towns Are Menaced a Levees Are Battered b: Flood Waters.   OTTUMWA Is HIT; STREETS COVERED

Rising Water Smashes Five Midwest Levees   Flood, Tornado Death Toll Hits 27; 10,000 Homeless

STORM TOLL MOUNTS 10 2) IN MIDWEST   6,000 Declared Homeless In lowa; Clear Sky Forecast

Levees Battered In Illinois and Missouri Towns   22 Drowning Deaths And Five Fatalities In Tornado Reported

Sharon Area Recovering From Twister; Waters  Set New Flood Marks   Mississippi River ls Rampaging, 19,000 Persons Believed Homeless, Gushing Waters Batter Levees.

RAGING WATERS SMASH LEVEES ON MISSISSIPPI   27 Known Dead In Western Floods and Eastern Tornadoes

Predict Showers . - Will Lessen Heat   Kain Is Forecast Late Today for All State; Fair and Cooler

Navy Will Send Expedition To  Antarctic Nov. 5   Little America To Be Inspected

FORD SAYS PROPOSED STRIKE BY AUTO WORKERS NOT A STRIKE ON AUTO PLANTS BUT AGAINST LAW

C10 And Ford Leaders  Meeting In Final Session; Strike Set For Tuesday

Yugoslavia Hits Back at U. S.  Denies It Is Creatine Trouble in Balkans

Yugoslavs Hit At U.S. Charge   Nation D enies Fomenting Trouble im Balkans

Yugoslavia Denies Stirring  Balkan Trouble   Strikes Back at U. S. Commission Charges In Security Council

Yugoslavs Accuse America of Balkan ‘Intimidations’  Speaker Before Unitec Nations Council in  ee) a Mieco > i. oe 

YUGOSLAVIA hil’ BACK IN UN TALK      ‘Open Intimidation’ of U. S. In Balkans Followed B x ! ong Denial

Rubber Union Poses Strike On August 19   Seven Plants Of Goodrich Seek Company-Wide Uniform Contractand Wage Increases

B. F. Goodrich Co Rubber Workers Talk Of Strike   21,000 To Walkout On August 19 Unless Demands Met.

STRIKE THREAT FIRED AGAINST GOODRICH UNITS   Walkout Called For Aug. 19 Unless Firm Agrees To Company-Wide Plan

Rubber Workers Threaten Strike   Want Bargaining on Company-Wide Basis

RUBBER STRIKE 1S THREATENED   Union Leaders Say 21,000 “Goodrich Workers Will Start Out Aug: 14.

Union Asks Uniform Dealings   Seven Plants Of Goodrich Company Are Involved

Ex-Russian Staff Chief ls Claimed   Threaten Strike At Rubber Plants

MAJOR STRIKE THREAT HANGS OVER GOODRICH   CIO Rubber Workers Put Teeth In Demand for CompanyWide Bargaining

Rubber Strike Threat   Walkout Set For Aug. 19 Laid to Goodrich Refusal to Bargain On Company-Wide Basis

Alice Berger. And Robert Collins Wed  Young Couple Will  Live In LeMars

POWER CUT OFF BRITISH CITIES   Industry, Business, Homes Hit in Efforts to Save Fuel

ACTION TAKEN TO REPLENISH COAL STOCK   Grumbling Noted, But Most Britons Co-Operate

Drastic Power Cut Paralyzes British Cities   Afternoon Cut Off Most Severe; Railroad Coal Supply Low

Power Shut-Offs ToSave Coal Are  Begun In Britain   Desperate Government Measures Being Taken To Replenish Coal Supplies   MUCH GRUMBLING  AND DISCONTENT.

TALMADGE AND . THOMPSON  MEET AND FORMER RE. FUSES“TO LEAVE GOv - _ ERNOR'S OFFICE

COURTS MUST DECIDE LEGAL GEORGIA HEAD   Talmadge And Thompson Say They Will Abide By Judicial Ruling

Four Drowned When Picnic Boat Upsets   Two St. Paul Couples Victims of Boat Sinking In Round Lake

Assails 23 Nazi Brasshats \As “Greatest Killers of \All Time”’=-Slew 1,000,000

Youth Is Sentenced To Death For Rape   20 - Year-Old ° Veteran “Confused” By European Experiences

U.S. ATTEMPTS TO CIRCUMVENT 2 RED VETOES   Soviet Delegation Tries to Block Balkan Study

nds Helgoland, German Gibraltar o 1wn North Sea, Blown Up by Britai

War Memorial Plan Passed By 30 To 1 Vote   “Clincher” Speeds Measure To House For Quick Action

TWO VILLAGES ARE LEVELED BY ‘TWISTERS’   Arkansas, Oklahoma Towns » In Path Of Storms; Rural Areas Hit

Tornadoes Leave At Least 38 Deat And 300 Injurec   Arkansas And Oklahoma Scene Of Latest Violent Storm Disasters   FARMING CENTERS STRUCK BY STORMS

Senate To See Hot Battle On Huge Budget Cut   Gurney Says 6-Billion Slash Would ‘Hamstring Army And Navy.’

BOY RELEASED IN BAT SLAYING   1 3-Year-Old in Custody of Mother He Defended

Littlh Gene Anderson Reported To Have Admitted Striking Dad with Bat

—_ccrs Father For M olesting Mother — 13-Year-Old Boy Charged With Manslaughter In Father’s Death

BOY KILLS DAD WITH BALL BAT   Little Freshman, 13, Says He Had To Defend His Mother

Boy Kills His Father With Baseball Bat   Released To Mother He Loves ‘More Than Anything Else’

Bludgeons Father For Molesting Mother : iS-Year-Old Boy Charged With  Manslaughter In Father's Death

Midwest GOP Chairmen Pla: ‘Solid Front   Meet in Omaha To Formulate Vote Stratecy

Republicans Plan Solid Midwest Unit   Eel  State Chairmen  Meet Monday

G.0,P, CHAIRMAN WILL MEET IN OMAHA NEB, ON MONDAY   Described As An Effort to Establish Midwest “Solid South’.   19 MIDWEST STATES   The Members Will Represent 428 of the 1,093 Delegates, It Is Said.

GOP Leaders to Meet, Set Up ‘Solid Midwest’ F ront   19 State Party Chairmen to Convene at Omaha Monday; Purpose Told

Midwest Bloc Is Seught by GOP   Equivalent of ‘Solid South’ ts Gaal of Chairmen at Omaha

GOP Leaders of 19 States to Meet  Plan to Offer Solid Front at Convention

GOP State Chiefs Meet to Establish Solid Voting Block   Seek Counterpart of “Sel. id” South in 19 Midwest States

19 State Party Heads . Will Convene in Omaha to Form Convention Unit

GOP fo Unify Midwest Area   Omaha ‘Meeting Set to Develop Midwest Model of Solid South

Republicans In Effort For “Solid Midwest’   Expect to Lead National Convention Says Nebraskan

MIDWEST G.OP. PARTY CHAIRMEN, MEETING MONDAY, HOPE TO FORM CONVENTION “SOLID SOUTH” BLOC;

6.0, P, CHAIRMEN TO BOLSTER MIDWEST   Establishment Of Solidity Aim Of Delegates

FIRMS AGREE TO END POLLUTION   ATTORNEY GENERAL WINS LONG BATTLE IN FEDERAL COURTS

Barrett's Fight to Stop Pollution. of Lake Water Success   Illinois Attorney General Announces Agreements ‘Completed

Liberation From 50 Years Of Jap Tyranny Fails: To Solve Problems  Tide Of Nationalism Rising As Formosans Find Lot Unimproved

Formosans Appeal For Release From China, Or For U. N. Trusteeship   Natives Of Big Island, Taken From Japan At End Of War, Find Lot Worse Under Rule Of Motherland Than Under Enemy

Russia Wants ~ Alaska Back, Gearhart Says   Congress to ~Seek FirstHand Report on Greek Situation 

Porter Flying To Washington With Report On Greece   Gearhart Declares Russia Looking At Alaska With Covetous Eyes, Says Soviets Aver Czarist Sale To America Illegal

2,383 Emporians To Polls in City Primary Election   Siedhoff, Rathbun, Eliminated in City Cammission Race

2,283 Emporians To Polls in City Primary Election   Siedhoff, Rathbun, Eliminated in City  Commicectan Dene

Illinois Chiefs of Both Parties Hope for Placid Primary   Some of Top Men Forecast Clear Sailing for  Their Tickets

No New Or Increased Tax Needed He States   Would Make Next Two Years Most Expensive in History, But Still  Within “Pocketbook”

Green Asks 948 Million sate Budget  i School” Aid; Say:  _— ge... i

‘Warren, Addressing A. F.L. Meeting ‘Defends Action on Labor Measures

15 Britons Dic In Rail Crash   59 Hurt as Express Hits Slower Train

TROUBLE LOOMS AS RUBBER UNIONS VOTE   Goodrich Workers 0, K Strike For 26-Cent Raise

Rubber Workers Vote To Strike   CIO Local Of Gne Of The “Big Four” Has. Authoriza’

SOVIETS AND FOLES REFUSE TO BALLOT ON AGENDA OF UN   ‘Atomic Energy Commission Divides Heavy Load Among Committees

ATOMIC GROUP - DIVIDES WORK   Committee Turns Heavy Load Over To Principal Committees

Atomic Board Divides Work   Russians Disagree On How Commission To  Perform Task

Clark Orders Survey of Practices in Capital; California Check by Grand Jury Under Way

ee tt NT RRR eT or ete Pee,  UNION CALLS BOYCOTT IN MILK PRICE BATTLE

School Closed At Blanchester   Butter Price Drops   a Oe De eT ee ol

Boycott Threat In Milk Strike   AP Photographer, Formerly of Pittsburgh, Is Threatened

AIRYMEN’S BOYCOTT ITS NEW ORLEANS   Strike Cuts City’s Milk Supply 80 Per Cent

Teamsters Back Milk Strikers   Call Boycott of Store to Aid Louisiana Dairy . Farmers

BRITISH REPORT LAST OF LOAN'S ALREADY SPENT   ‘Dollar Crisis’ Mounts With News Money Committed To Essential Buvina

New Urgency Notec In British Crisis   American Loan Balance Is Reported Committed

ENGLAND'S LOAN EAR-MARKED TC OCTOBER DATES   Detailed Schedule On Spending Ready For U. S. Officials

ANOTHER CRISIS MEETING CALLED   British ran waa Faces New Emergency

Balance of  British Loan  Committed Dollar Crisis  Takes on Fresh Note of Uraency

British Cabinet Studies Means To Relieve Crisis   Indications Are Emergency Measures Relative To Na. tion’s Economic Plight Considered; Approaching Exhaustion Of U. S. Loan Believed Discussed

British Admit Loan From U.S. ‘Melting Away’   Dollar Crisis Mounts As Last Chunk Of Credit Is Committed For Raw Materials

Britain's Dollar Crisis Heightens  American Loan to Be Used by October

BRITISH HOLD CRISIS MEETING   Urgency Is Indication of Emergency Measures

British Loan Almost Gone As Crisis Is Near   ONLY SMALL AMOUNT OF U. S. FUND IS LEFT AVAILABLE

Loan Parley Facing New Development  Last Chunk Of Credit Earmarked

British Face Worse Crisis  Britons Claim Ract nt Tarcm   Britons Claim Rest of Loon Is Committed

British Hold Their Third Crisis Meet  ~ American Loan  May Be Topic

Near End Of Dollars   Britain says Essential Purchases Will Take Rest of U.:S. Loan

Last Of U.S. Loan Marked  For Purchases   British Dollar  Crisis Mounts

Entire British Loan Reported Earmarked   Balance ta Ga for Raw Materials, New Machinery -And Food by November

THIRD CRISIS IN FOUR DAYS FOR BRITISH CARINET ON ALATIORNI'C ECONOMIC PLICHT

Steady Drain On Britain’s Loan Creates Grave Crisis   Remainder Of Fund Will Be Earmarked For Food, Materials

British Disclose Rest Of Loan !s Now Committed   Crisis Is Urgent As Anglo-American Meeting Continues

New Urgency Britain Crisis   Remainder Of Am.erican Loan Used Before October 3].

Labor Cabinet Shuffle Seen   Daily Mail Story Say: Attlee’s Health Will Prompt Resignation

DOLLAR CRISIS IN BRITAIN HITS URGENCY TREND   Last Chunk of Crédit Ear ‘marked: for Raw ‘Mater‘ial and Food Buying 

Britain's Dollar Crisis Assumes Fresh Urgency.  Rest of U. S, Loan Alrandy Markad   Rest of U. S, Loan Already Marked For New Purchases

New Public Welfare Plan Is Promised   Taft Says Congress Against Giving Govt. Ton Many Controle

TAFT RELATES WELFARE AIMS   Asks Nation's Voters For GOP President

Taft Would Alter Welfare Setup if GOP Wins in ‘48   Promises Congress, With Republican in White House Wouid  Revamnyp Pracram

Taft Pledges Public Welfare Plan by GOP   Presidential Aspirant Hits Concentration Of Power in Washington

‘Against Such. Agenda Under Present Head   Complains Truman Gave Congress ‘No Cooperation.’

Sen. Taft Discusses Welfare Program In Talk on Coast  Republicans Favor Strong Army, Tax Cut, He Says

Blum Favored To Succeed to  Premiership  Half Million Workers Out: Guards Posted to Prevent Violence

BLUM EXPECTED TO TRY TO FORM NEW GOVERNMENT   Ministers in Outgoing Pres mier’s Cabinet, Remain in — Office Temporarily to Deal With Situation,   GENERAL WALKOUT THREATENED IN PARIS   Guards on Duty in Capital and Other Key Cities of Country to Prevent Possible Violence,

Premier Unable To Stem Rising Tide of Strikes  Colleague Blum Likely Choice ~ «Tag Form Reaime

Security Guards Postec at Strategic Points roughout Paris; -Troops Guard Marseille and Le Havre.

RAMADIER QUITS AMIDST ECONOMIC, LABOR UPHEAVAL   Action Leaves Way Open for Formation of New Coalition Government,   GENERAL STRIKE FEARED   Special Security Guards Are Posted in Paris to Prevent Possible Violenoe.

Ramadier Resigns As Unrest Spreads Throughout France   Expect Middle-of-Road Leader to Be Charged With Formation of New Government; Report Half Million Workers Idle in Strikes

Ramadier Quits As Premier; See Red Activities   Wave of Walkouts Is Inspired by Communist Lindertalina

Red Action Inspired © New Move  Premier Unable To Stem Crisis — Of Commuitnism

Premier Ramadier, Unable To Stop Strikes, Resigns   Leon Blum Gets Mandate To Form New Government ; —Coal Miners, Metal Workers, Millers : : ae On Strike .

Paris Premier Resigns in Strike Crisis  LeonBlumExpected ~ToAttemptToForm  Clnralktian t'ahinat

Rent Controls Go Off Hotels, Motor Courts by Feb. 15   Ceilings, However, Will Remain on Rooms of Non-Transients

RENT WN as ' ENN   ORDER, EFFECTIVE FEBRU: ARY 15, APPLIES TO TRANSIENT ROOMS ONLY.

RENT CONTROLS OFF IN HOTELS   Rooming Houses And Permanent Rentals Not Affected

Army Grimly Seeks Method To Guide by Radio Impulses -Ocean-Spanning V-2 Missiles

Ocean-Spanning V-2 Rocket Aim Of U. S.   Rocketeers Will Try To Put Radio Reins On. . Giant Missile:

American Rocketeers — In Grim Race to Put - ~ Radio Reins on V 2s

SECURITY LEVY FREEZE PASSEL   House Votes To Hold Tax At One Percent For Two More Years

PAY ROLL TAX FREEZE APPROVED BY HOUSE   Lower Branch Votes Unanimously to Keep Levy at 1 Per Cent for Two More Years.

SECURITY TAX FREEZE VOTED      House Approves Measure To Hold Levy at Present Rate for 2 Years

House Passes Bill Freezing Social Security Tax For Two More Years

FBIGives Lilienthal Loyalty Okay   Other Atomic Appointees Alen Annravad

FBI PLACES OK ON LILIENTHAL AS ATOM CHIEF   Makes Investigation of Loyalty and Attitude Toward Reds

ITU Holds it is Not Affair of Courts, NLBB to Decide if Plan Reasonable

Red Attacks  American    War Aims’   U.S. Assailed  At Poland Meet

SAYS U.S, SEEKS TO RULE WORLD   Russian Charges Try Made  To Partition Germany

TSALDARIS ‘FAILS 10 ORGANIZE NEW REGIME IN ATHENS   Sofoulis, Liberal Leader, Re fuses Invitation To Enter Cabinet

Nation Also Without   New Premier Is Designated But Is Having Difficulty In Getting Cabinet Formed

Guerrillas Loot Towns in Greece  Clashes Renorted:   Clashes Reported; Cabinet Crisis ° Plagues Government

New Premier Laboring To Pick Cabinet      Troop Concentrations Axe Reported Along Yugoslav and Bulgarian Boundaries.

Greek Crisis Still Unsolved   Formation of Cabinet Delayed by Bickering

Prosecution Ending Case In Carolina Lynching Trial   Witness Tells of Brutal Slaying of Negro; Gur Used in Beating Is Reported Broken

H. A. Wayman Heads Emporia State Bank   Succeeds lee Wayman as President; Earl James of Cedar Point. New Crehbian

H. A. Wayman Heads Emporia State Bank   Succeeds Lee Wayman as  President; Ear! James of Pastas Bntnk Alou: Prete

Damage Near $200,000 In Orange Area Tornadoes, Freezing Weather Hit Texas

WHAT? NO HEAT WAVE?  ” 4 Tornadoes, Rain, Hail and Snow Flurries Reported Over Texas: Mercury Drops fo 17

SIXTEEN TOWNS TO PART ICEPATE IN PRELIMINARY MUSIC CONTEST ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 98 and 20

STATE PRELIMINARY MEET FOR CLASS ‘B’, ‘C’ AND D SCHOOLS OF THIS DISTRICT.

Accurate Estimate Of Killed O Injured Impossible As Explo sion Rocks Texas City Alon Gulf Coast Today   ESTIMATES INDICATE OVER 200 ARE DRAI

French Freighter’s Cargo Lets Go At Wharf; Details Lacking; Red Cross, Army, Navy Units In Action

Labor Warned Against High Wage Demands   Economic Report Contains Pleas of the President

LABOR WARNED ON EXCESSIVE PAY DEMANDS   President Delivers Economic Report To Congress

TRUMAN SETS. HS PROGRAM IF PROSPERITY   Urges Rents Be Kept Down and Taxes Up in Message, on Ul. & Eronamine.

Hardy, Bride Feel Sure Of Execution  ee «+ a   Felt No Conscience  He. Writes Mother

Phone Union Defies Law In N. Jersey.  Complaints Filed Against 3 Women Offteers« hy State

PHONE UNION OFFERS TO RESTORE SERVICE  LAl' A OEE eae eee Whe ao

Year of Progres: Recorded by AP  Many Important Steps Inauaurated

DUFF CABINET IS CONFIRMED   State Senate Acts Quickly After Brief Attack By Minority Leader

Senate Confirms Duff Cabinet; Aid Bill Pushed   Democratic Senator Criticizes Chesnut,  Wilhelm and Smock

Legislature Headed for Hottest Session in Years — Bill Include Investigation of Liquor Control —~ Fair Employment Legislation and Regulation of Strip Mining.

Session Or Legislature Promises To Be Hot As Flood Of Bills Starts To Roll Into Senate Cammitteec Tr

Marshall Quits China to Take > Byrnes’ Post   Appointment Puts Fie-Star General In Limelight as Possbility for Dem Presidential (andidacy.

Byrnes’ Action Shakes Foreign Chancellories   DIPLOMATS OF ALL THE NATIONS SPECULATE ON NEW POLICIES

BYRNES SHAKES FOREIGN CIRCLE   Diplomats Ponder Marshall’s Policy as Secretary of State

Appointment of Little Found — Marshall Rocks ‘Not Guilty in Foreian Offices Damaae Suit

Foreign Capitals Are Buzzing Over Marshall Appointment   Diplomats Expect Some Change in U. Ss. Foreign Policy Despite Washington Reports to Contrary

Foreign Offices Wait U.S. Attitude On Atom And Foreign Affairs   Diplomats Doubt Washington Report That New Military Secretary Of State Will Follow Bearings Fixed By Byrnes.

Byrnes Decision Of World Impori   Resignation From President's Cabinet Comes as Surprise

Consolidation With CIO  Is Proposed : By Federation   Seeks To Unify All U. S. Labor In Fight Against  New Leoislation

MERGER PLAN [S PROPOSED BY AFL-CIO    F-k-~ 1- N-t->mined  Te Fight Against

Move to Unify Labor in Fight  On Legislation   Lewis Named One of AFL’s Negotiators; Murray Is Silent

AFL Leaders Plan Merger With Ci0 For Future Action   Move Has Political Implications; Unions Fear Congress Action

AFL Proposes Merger With CIO To Unify Labor-Front   Combined Forces Would Fight “Objectionable” Leg: islation—Lewis Would Be Negotiator for Unification

Green Advises Murray in - Letter that Commillees Confer for Consolidation

Green Calls on Murray and ClO To Rejoin AFL   Suggests Union Merger to Fight Adverse Legislation

UNITY SOUGHT BY GREEN ON LABOR FRONT   UNWANTED LAWS TO BE FOUGHT BY UNIONS

13,000,000 Members Would Be ‘Affected   Move Seeks To Unify All) Labor For Fight Against Ouedtoarhle Levislation: Murray Is Silent -

Urges Action to Fight Legislative Curbs  Green Appoints Committee of 5 To Work for Consolidation

A. F. OF L. LEADERS MAKE NEW MERGER PROPOSAL T0 6.1.0.   Consolidation Suggested in Order to Present United Front Against AntiLabor Bills.   LETTER SENT MURRAY BY WILLIAM GREEN   Latter Names Five to Negotiate If Offer Is Accepted —Group Includes John L. Lewis.

AFL Proposes Merger With C10  Seek Unity To Fight ‘Objectionable’ Laws

Executive Council -- Auth orizes President, Gree       Murray; Green Optimistic.

Green Is Authorized To Ask Murray Views On Proposal   SEEK UNITY IN FIGHT AGAINST LEGISLATION

Move To Unify Fight Against Labor Checks  Lewis Would Be One - Aft AEL Menatiatare

AFL: Seeks Merger of Big Unions   Greén’ Names. Committee - Asks CIO To Nam Group:.To..Talk Union

AFL-CIO Merger Proposed To Unify Legislation Fight   15 Top Labor Leaders Of American Federation Of Labor Authorize Green To Invite Murray To Consolidate 13 Million Workers

MOVE IS MADE TO UNIFY ALL LABOR GROUPS   AFL Proposes Merger With CIO to Fight Union Curbs

{Legislature Heading linto Final Stretch   April 4 Is Tentative Date For Adjournment---Both Roucec tn Saccian Tariny

‘Legislatute Into Honie Stretch —   Adjournment:'Date Set Tentatively: For Apr. 4; Milk Controfand Tax Reneal Laws'‘Killed

VETERANS: IN ALASKA WORRIED ~— OVER LACK:OF DEFENSE THERE   LEGION DELEGATION TO ASK THE CONVENTION TQ URGE ACTION BY GOVERN.  MENT ‘

Flimsy Alaskan Defenses Wide’Open To Invasion, Legion Parley Warned

TRAFFIC IS HEAVY   Sam Moyer Expects a New Record at Lawrence  Post Office

Industry-Wide Agreements Not Good—Cooper   More Dangerous Than Strikes?

DANGER CITED IN LABOR SIGNUPS   : Executive Says Industrywide _ Pacts Worse Than Strikes

Sees Menace In Agreement  More Dangerous Than  Strikes. Speaker Says

No-Strike Pact Can be Dangerous, U.S. Congressmen Leart   Business Executive Give: Views on Labor Bills Now Before Congress

Executive Tells Congress Pacts to ‘Prevent Strikes May Be More Dangerous Than Strikes Themselve:

Annular Eclipse of Sun May Be Seen 'In Midwest as ‘Teeth Bite Out of Pie’

American Ambassador Seeks. To Counter Soviet Pressure For Oil Concessions in fran

Lawy ers Carry Movie Contempt Fight To Speaker Martin Under Protest

Urge Decision by Full House  on Contempt .   Lawyers CarryFight to Martin Under Pratect

Film Writers Ask Hearing In Contempt Case   Attorneys Carry Fight. To Martin. Under Protest, ‘Demand Full House: : Necide Issue -

PROCEDURE ASSAILED IN CONTEMPT ACTION   10 Hollywood Figures Ask Decision By Full House

Lawyers of Hollywood-Groeup Put Contempt Case to Martin   Demand Issue Be Put to House Test Vote on 10 Citations

Film Figures Ask Hearing Before House   Attorneys Map Drive Against Contempt Charge

Nation's Oldest Major Strike on T. P.W: Has Lasted Over 17 Months

Inter-American Link Completed  Defense Pact Lacks Paralyzing Veto

Senate Voies Approval of Defense Pact   Senator Millikin of Colorado Is Lone Dissenter

INTER-AMERICAN DEFENSE TREATY PASSES SENATE   Solidarity Of Western Hemisphere Nations Hailed By Vandenberg   COLORADO SENATOR IS ONLY DISSENTER

In ter-American Defense Pact Approved By Senate   Full Force of Western Hemisphere Nations Would ~ Defend-Anyone Attacked—One Lone ' ” Dissenter To Treaty ‘

SENATE OKAYS DEFENSE PACT   Inter-American Treaty Is Approved With Only One Dissenting Vote

Pact Binds Americas In Defense   Vandenberg Points Out That Treaty Provides For No Paralyzing Veto  PS 'Poarran

Senate OK’s  Hemisphere  Defense Pact Vandenberg Note:  Provision for No (Diiwalesoin ow WVoatn’?

Doolittle Urges Feeder Airlines   General Says Must Have Them to Make Air Transportation Benefits Wider

Doolittle Thinks Airline Growth Is Big National Need   Says First Class Mail Should be Carried By Feeder Planes

RESOLUTIONS FOR RECLAMATION GET ‘MEETS ATTENTION   National Assocation Preparec to Express Views on Proposed Pokcies

Chinese Bantists Sopeal For Help  ‘Marsholl Plan’ For East Asia Is Urged

@ PETER EDSON  Political Spat in Washington Involves Martin, Halleck

Medical Society Hears Specialist  Dr. Arthur Jones Addresses Unit

Medical Society Hears Specialist Dr. Arthur Jones   Dr. Arthur Jones Addresses Unit

RENT CONTROL ISSUE BACK IN SUBCOMMITTEE   No Actiow Taken By Senate Committee, Split Is Indicated

CORPORAL HELD AS SUSPECT IN COAST SLAYING   Soldier, Now in East, Says ‘It Was Possible’ He Killed "Black Dahlia’

Soldier Says He May Have Slain Dahlia   Claims He Was With Dead Gir! Five Days Before Body Found

ACTRESS CHARGED WITH KIDNAPING   MADGE MEREDITH NAMED IN GIANACLIS ABHUCTION—S MEN ALSO ACCUSED.

Three Men Also Arrestec In Los Angeles, Charged With Beating Supply House Owner

Railroad Passenger Fare Increases Petitioned by Eastern Operators

Eastern Railroads Ask Increase In Passenger Fares   New Rates Would Apply In Coaches And Pullmans

‘Last Resort’ Powers Urgec By Members Of Cabinet    Committees Hear Two Secretaries; Taft Favors Auto Export Control

Drastic Controls On Grain, Steel Asked   Added Powers To Curb Exports Said Needed To Combat New Price Boosts

GOOD NEWS  Administration Asks For Steel, Grain Controls  Sen. Taft Urges Auto Export Restrictions   Harriman Agrees But —

Seeretaries Anderson And Harriman Present Appeals Before Cong ressional Committees

Truman Seeks ‘Last Resort’ Control Power   Steel, Grain, Farm Equipment Would  Be Included

{ast Resort Controls Over Items Sought  e Standby Authority For Price Controls,

‘Little White Lies' Help-Keep Us Sane   Washingten or Not, the Truth Can Hurt, Says Psychologist

Act To Check Rising Living Costs Urged   Teacher Salaries Must Be Set Up   MiG& ATWATER DIES   Cities Association Plans Meeting with Rural Group

LEADING THE STATE   Lawrence National Guard Unit Ahead in Recrutting Drive

State Accidents Fatal to Three   Traffic Deaths Since Jan.  Grow to 70

New Business Manager Named For Colleae   Gordon Foster To Be Aided in Work By Alvin Holtz   Trauth Confesses Many Robberies

State Employes To Seek Big Hike Living Cost Bonus   Plan Petition to Legislature; Fear Loss of Workers

Weekend Deaths Total Fifteen   Five Children Lose Lives In Accidents In North Carolina

15,000 Azerbaijans Organizing for an Early Assault   Armed Units Are Getting Support From Across Soviet Border: Immigrants Augment Irregulars

Signs Reported From Province  Of Azerbaijan   Campaign Planned to Fol. low Pattern Set by Partisians Fighting im Greece   Expected To Strike “Any Day Now”   About 15,000 Azerbaijans Reported Organizing  With Help From Over  Seviet Border

GUERILLA WAR MAY HIT IRAN   Partisans Reported Ready To Fight Government

Nazi. Executioner, Condemned to Death. Can Think of Only 2,500,000 Victims

RUDOLF HOESS TO BE EXECUTED   Blamed In Deaths Of 4, 000,000 At Extermination Camp

--HOESS CONVICTED BY POLES— Chief Of Nazi Horror Camp To Be Executed

Nazi Exterminator Of Millions Faces Death   Rudolf Hoess Snuffed Out Over 4,000,000 Lives   Al Infamous Oswie cim Camp

NAZI DEATH CAMP COMMANDER T0 Di   Hoess Convicted of Executina 4.000.000 ~~

Death Given Cremator by Pole Court   Ex-Commander of Camp Remembers  ‘Only 2,500,000’

Bodies of Hanged British Soldiers Blasted to Pieces by Booby Trap

Booby Trap Blasts Bodies Of Two Britons   Had Been Attached To Men Slain By Jewish Underground

FIND BODIES OF 2 BRITISH MEN BOOBY TRAPPED   1 Man Is Wounded by Explosion as Hanged Soldiers Are Cut Down

Bodies Of Two Hanged Britons Blown To Bits By Booby Trap   Soldier Is Wounded And Press Photographer Knocked To Ground By Irgun Contrivance

Terrorists Booby Trap 2 Corpses   British Government May Re-invoke Martial Law in Holy Land

Hanged Hostage: Blown To Pieces When Cut Down   Underground Kills Two British Men In Reprisal Move

6 KILLED IN CRASH OF U.S, NAVY PLANE   Craft Plunges Into Hatbor While Making Landing at Newfoundland.

7 Dead as Navy Plane Is Wrecked   Only Four Aboard Saved  In Air Accident

SEVEN KILLED IN CRASH OF NAVAL PLANE   Four Of 11 Occupant Rescued In Crackup In Newfoundland

Delegation To Unesco Appointed   Wiham Benton Is Namec Chairman Of Group 0} Ten Persons Appointec By President Truman

Hitler Sought To Avoid U.S. Until Russia Beaten   Fuehrer Was Confident Of Winning Over Soviets By September, 1941; Navy Would Then Be Free To Attack American Shipping, According To Reports

Hitler Ordered His Navy Avoid Incidents With U. S. Until Russia Was Beaten

Syndicate  Gets Cards, Report Says   St. Louis Cardinals And Three Farms Said To Be Sold;

RUMOR SALE OF THE CARDINALS   BREADON PROMISES STATEMENT TUESDAY ON REPORTED DEAL

Reports Persistent Cardinals Are Sold   Honnegen and Associates Reported to Have Acquired Se. Léuis Teem

eich Neighbors Ask Ministers to ~ Act on Ruhr Plat   Keep Germany Disarined  re Petition Conference to for Forty Years   MOLOTOV REMAINS FIRM ON AUSTRIA   Delegates Still Disagree on Order of Business in London Meet

NEIGHBORS ASK GERMANY BE CURBED   Internationalizing Of Ruhr Asked By Belgium, Holland

Tire Makers to Fight Charges Of Price Fixing   Criminal Complaint Names 19 Defendants

TIRE FIRMS WILL FIGHT U.S. SUIT   Charges That Companies Have Conspired to Fix Prices Branded as Preposterous by Goodyear President.

Tire Makers To Fight Charges In U. S. Court   MONOPOLY SUIT FILED BY ATTORNEYS IN NEW YORK

Tire Companies Deny Charges in U.S. Price Suif   Criminal Complaint Names 19 Defendants Plan ‘Fight to Limit’

Tire Makers Say Suit Unfounded: To Fight Action   Colored Movies Called Monopoly By Trust Buster

Charge That Tire Prices Were Fixed  Criminal Complaint Brings Quick Denial

Goodyear Head Declares Federal Charge Will Be * Fought; Film Firms Accused

U. §. OPENS INQUIRY ON PRICE FIXING IN CAR TIRE INDUSTRY   Criminal ~ Complaint — Filed Against 19 Defendants; Battle Is Promised   CTFEL ALSO UNDER STUDY

Tiremakers To Fight Charges Of Price Fixing   Claim Current Prices Are At Or Below Prewar Levels.

Government Price Fixing Charges Against Tire Makers To Be “Fought To Limit”

Firms Battle Federal Suits To The Limit   Rubber Companies Say ‘No Sense To U. S. Charges.

Tiremakers Loudly Deny Industry Guilty of Fixing, Holding Prices

‘Tire Makers Claim Prices Below Pre-War Level, Plan Fight Against Attorney General’s Charges

Tire Firms To Fight Charges Of Conspiracy   Goodyear President Promises Fight on Charges That Tire Makers Have Conspired To Fix Prices.

Files Criminal Information Against Leadin : Manufacturers : Conspiracy Tc Fix Prices Of Tires Charged By Government

Tire Companies Are Aroused by Federal Charges   Prices Charged Are Down fo or Below  -Prewar Levels, the Moanufacturare Sau

Government Charges Tire Price Fixing   Criminal Information Is Filed Against 19 . Defendants .

Tire Magnates Deny Charges Of Price-Fixes   Company Heads Cail Action Preposterous

TIRE PLANTS STOUTLY DENY PRICE: FIXING   Ciim Good Record and -Deciara They'll Fight U. Suit “To Limit.”

Tire Makers to Fight Charges   Tires Now Selling Under Pre-War Levels, Thomas Says

19 Defendants Are Named In Federal Count   Prices Declared At Or Below The Pre-War Levele

PRICE-FIK SUIT   National Tire Leaders Deny Criminal Char ge Of  Be ee

TIRE INDUSTRY DENIES CHARGE OF PRICE FIXING   Goodyear President Say: Criminal Complaint to Be Fought “to the Limit’

TIRE MAKERS DENY PRICE FIXING CHARGE   Prices Setow Pre-War — Officis! S: vs in Rapping Action as ‘Preposterous’

TIRE MAKERS 10 FIGHT FEDERAL PRICE CHARGES   ‘Claim Rubber for Autos at or Below Pre-War Levels; Eastman, Steel Reply

Tire Makers to Fight US Suits   Anti-Trust Action by Federal Government Termed Ridiculous

TIRE FIRMS TO FIGHT CHARGES   One Official Says Casing Prices Are Lower than Pre-War Levels

Tire-Makers Will Battle Charges   Claim Product Is Selling Below Pre-War Prices

Tire Men to Fight U.S. Price Charge  Suit Also Faced By Firms on Color Pictures

Information Is Filed Against 19 Defendants  Conspiracy Began in 1935, U. 5. Says

Tiremakers To Fight Price Fixing Charge   Tell Government Tire Prices Now At Or Below Pre-War Levels

TIREMAKERS SET FIGHT TO FINISH’   ‘Deny Federal ‘Price Fixing’ Charge Filed Monday

[GOVERNMENT ACCUSES TIRE \MANUFACTURERS OF LIMITING ‘PRODUCTION AND PRICE FIXING

Tire Makers To Fight US. Price Charges   19 Defendants Cited Antitrust Action Hits Color Movies

U.S. Accuses Tire Makers - Of Price Fix   Anti-Trust Suit Charges Conspiracy in Oulput Of Colar Movies

Tire Makers Will Fight Charges to Limit, They Say   Eastman Denies Pact o! Any Kind With Tech nicolor Corp.

Tire Makers Will Fight U.S. Charges Until Last   Conspiracy Claimed In Prices By Major Concerns of Nation

TIRE ‘PRICE FIX’ CHARGED   19, Including Nation’s Top Manufacturers, Are Defendants

—SUITS FILED— Tire Firms Will Fight U.S. Charge  Declare Prices Have Decreased

Leaders Of Tire Industry Protest   Conspiracy Charge To Meet Strong Opposition

Big U. S. Tire Manufacturers  Face Charges  Federal Anti-Trust Division Charges Fixing of Prices

Tire Makers Will Fight U.S. Charges   Government Claims Conspiracy to Fix Prices of Tires

Tires Below Pre-War Level   Mekers Can’t See Any Basis for Complaint; Steel Officiel Expleins System

Tire Men Say Prices Below Pre-war Level   Declares Federal Charges Will Be Foucht to Limit

. Charges of Price Fixing to Be Fought By US Tiremakers  19 Defendants List in Complaint

PAY INCREASE UAOE SENT TD WHITE HOUSE   Beirne Makes No Appeal for Intervention But Cites - Other Raises.

(Government Pressure Is Sought   Union Says Labor Officials Follow Company's Line

Phone Union Urges Federal Pressure   Indirect Plea for U. S. Intervention Is Voiced

Phone Union Pleading for Truman Aid   Strikers Want President to Put Pressure On Company

STAR SAYS DIRECTOR MAKING $250,000 A YEAR DE... CLARED "CAPITALISM  IS THROUGH” IN.” AMERICA

Movie Probers Will Hear More  Stars, Leaders   Investigation Of Allegec Subversive Trend In Some Pictures In Sec ond Day   ADOLPH MENJOU TO BE WITNESS

Offers a Solution for All Persons Unable to Find a Home— Build One Yourself

Builds Three-Room Home with 8-Inch Wooden Blocks By Hal Boyle  Iowan Licks House Shortage With ‘Kindlelow’

Senate Foreign Affairs Group In Treaty Approval   Sweeping Approval on Balkan and Italian Peace Terms Given '

Senate Committee Approves Treaties  No Reservations Offered by Group

Committee Takes Action On 4 Treaties   Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary And Romania Involved

Vandenberg To Press for Quick Action   Opposition Centers on Halian Pact

Senate Grou OKs Pacts With Axis Satellites   Approves Treaties With Italy, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria

Senate Committee Approves Treaties   Unanimous In Vote; Truman Urging Speedy Senate Ratification

Balkan Treaties Win Approval o' Senate Group   No Reservations Are Offered: by: Members Of Committee

TREATIES GIVEN SENATE’S OKAY   Foreign Relations Committee Indorses Pacts with Italy, . 3 Other Notions

Approve Treaty with Italians   Foreign Relations Committee Votes Approval with Other Nations

GAVE UNANIMOUS APPROVAL OF THE PEACE TREATIES   They Are With Italy, Bul  garia, Hungary and  Romania.   A LONG DISCUSSION    Chairman Vandenberg ‘Said No Reservations Were , Offered.

GROUP OKAYS 4 PEACE TREATIES   Approve Pacts for Hungary Italy, Romania, Bulgaria

Senate Committee Gives Approval To Peace Treaties  No Reservations Are Offered by Solons In Long Discussion

Okay Balkan Peace Pacts   Approval By S By, Senate Foreign Relations Committee Unanimous

Balkan Pacts Get Approval Of Committee   Early Ratification In Senate Urged by President Truman

U. S. Officer Gets 10 Yrs. at Labor For Misappropriating Jap Jewels

COL. MURRAY SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS   For Theft of 500 Diamonds From Bank of Japan

Store Workers Have Deadline On Strike Aim   3-County Group Take: Action at Special Meeting

Originafor Admires "Screwball idea’ Of Cutting Prices   Claims To Have Additional Plan lf First Fails

U8, SOLDIERS ~ BATTLE FLOOD   ENGINEERS ARE TRYING TO . RESCUE JAPANESE IN FLOCD ZONE—TOKYO —__—+—_AREA -HAS-DEATHS———

TYPHOON HITS IN TOKYO AREA   Honshu Toll Over 3,000 as U. S. Army Leads Rescues

Tass Critical Of New Talks   Cold Water Thrown On Red-British Pact

Attlee Mum after Parley On Britain's Economic:   Reports Persist Cabinet Reshuffle Is Inevitabie, Socialization of Steel Discussed

ATTLEE FAILS TO GAIN ACCORD ON RECOVERY PLAN   No Vote Of Confidence Ai Secret Session Aimed At Harmony In Party

ATTLEE PEACE — “ATTEMPTS ARE “MEETING SNAC   RESHUFFLE OF BRITISH CABI NET REPORTED INEVITABLE WITHIN A SHORT  . TIME 

Attlee Strives  to Ease Discord In Labor Party   Many House Members Demand Swift Action on Economic Policy

Man Says He Drove Car for  Siegel Slayers  Gave He Wace Cheated On   Says He Was Cheated Out Of Payment; L. A. Doubts Story

yArrested Ex-Convict , Admits Being Involved In Killing of “Bugsy 

They Want A‘C lean-Up’ inmates Of Jackson Offer Funds To Aid Prison Probe

Shoes Found Are Not Fort Girl's  Father Disclaims Purse and Shoes

Bill is Prepared To Prevent Strike  Quick Passage to Be Asked to Head Off

Bill Proposes To Seek Halt In Phone Strike   MEASURE TO GIVE U. S. INJUNCTION POWER IS SOUGHT

Former King of Italy Succumbs  Dies Sunday in His Villa in Eqypt

Ex-Italy King Dies at 78 in EgyptRefuge   Pneumonia Claims Tiny Monarch, Mussolini Yes-Man

Former Italian Monarch Dies  Vittorio Emanuele In Exile in Eqypt

Exiled Htalian. King. Dies in Egypt, Was: 78   yVittarta Emanuel itl. - » “Knuckled. Under ‘to the. Duce for 20 Yeour Dari

Former King Of Italy Dies  In Egypt   Vittorio Emanuele, Yes-Man io Il Duce Exiled by People

Emanuele Ill, Former King OF Italy, Dies   Diminutive Monarch Dies In Alexandria, Egypt In Exile; Was Once Pooular Leade:

Vittorio Emanuele III, Who Played Yes-Man To Mussolini 20 Years Suecumbs to Pneumonia

Former King Emanuele lil  Dies In Exile   Former Italian King, 78, Was  Dominated by Mussolini  for Many Years; Dies in Eevpt.

EX-ITALIAN KING DIES OF PNEUMONIA   Victor Emmanuel, Whose Subservience to Mussolini Led to Downfall of House of Savoy, Had Been in Exile.

RUINED BY MUSSOLINI  _ King Once Loved by Italians  Dies in Exile at Alexandria

Former Italy Monarch Dies   Emanuele, in Exile, Killed by Pneumonia

Former Italian Monarch Dies  Vittorio Emanuele Ill - Succumbs in Exile In Egypt

Vittorio Emanuele III Dies in Exile at Alexandria  FORMER ITALIAN MONARCH PNEUMONIA VICTIM AT 78

Former Ruler Of Italy Dies While in Exile   Ex-Queen Is With Victor Emmanuel During Last Hours

Former King  Dies In Exile   Vittorio Emanuele’s Passing Is Reported

Victor Emanuel Dies At 78, King Of Italy 44 Years  Monarch In Exile Victim Of Pneumonic Funeral In Egypt

FORMER KING —   Expires In Exile OF Pneu-monia At Villa In Alexandria

Played Second Fiddle To Duce For 20 Years  Pneumonia Is Fatal To Former Monarch

Victor Emanue Exiled Ruler. Dies in Keypt   Italian Monareh Who Bowed to Mussolini. Victim of Pneumonia  At Alexandria Villa

Former King Emanuele, Il Dies In Exile   Pneumonia Fatal To ExItalian Monarch At Alexandria Villa

Vittorio Emanuele III, Yes-Man For Mussolini,  Suecumbs To Pneumonia   Had Been Residing In Egypt Since Forced To Abdicate Throne In 1946

Former King Emanuele of Italy Dies   Pneumonia Ends Life Of Exile in Egypt; Burial Rites Undecided

Former King Of Italy Dies in Egypt   Vittorio Emmanuele III Succumbs to Double Pneumonia

Former King  Dies in Exile   Vittorio Emanuele Stricken With Bouble Preumonio Wednesday

Former King Of Italy Is Dead   Vittorio Emanuele III Dies.in Exile at Age Of 78; Bowed to Musso. lini " 1922 Revolt

Mad Killer of 2 Friends Flees Phoenix Prison  After Only Few Hours ‘reedom

Freak Storm Leaves Damage At Chillicothe   Winds Take Down Power Lines, As Freak Weather Hit<

House Appropriations Committee Swings Sharpest Economy Ax To Date; Bill Due For House Action Later This Week   MANY EMPLOYES MUST BE DROPPED

House Group Would Cui Interior Dept. Funds   Unprecedented Slash of 47 Per Cent Advocated By Hoansce Cammitian

2 Divisions Abolished,  All Pared   MEAS URE. SENT. TO HOUSE FLOOR

Interior Dept. Funds Slashed By Committee   Unprecedented 47 Pet Cut Recommended by House Group

Appropriations Greup Anncunces Budget Cuts; Interior Dept. Hard Hit

Interior Funds Cut in Half fn ‘Meat Ax’ Chop   Indian Department Slated by Committee For $11 Million Cut

Favors Heavy Cut At Budget Interior Dept.   House Committee Recom. mends Unprecedented 47 Per Cent Reduction For Agency

COMMITTEE LOPS FUNDS REQUESTED FOR INTERIOR BODY   Department Figures Are Slashed 43 Percent by Congress Group at Capital Today.  .   MINE INSPECTION SUMS NOT PARED

Bill Slashes Reclamation  Bureau Fund ' Sum Asked Is  Nearly Halved  _ By Committee

Interior Dep't Funds Cut 47%   Central Valley Feels Committee Ax With Only $6,900,000 Granted of Goy. Warren’s Requested $40,000,000

HUGE INTERIOR FUND CUT ASKED   47 Percent Slosh For Department Recommended ‘secon Bw Committee

Interior Dept. Budget Slash Recommended   Committee Would Cut Funds Almost In Half Next Year

INTERIOR BUREAUS FINANCES . WILL BE CUT TO LOW MARK   Bureau _to Suffer Most; Hot Fight Expected  During House Debate

HOUSE UNIT RIPS KRUG'S ESTIMATE BY 43 PER CENT   Give $183,649,313 On Budget Request For $322,531.220

House Group Wields Axe On Budget  Vigorous Slash In . _ Truman’s Request.

47 PC CUT FOR INTERIOR DEPT. ASKED   Unpdecedented Slashes Made By House Body

If Congress Okehs Report Thousands of Employes Will Be Looking for Jobs

Ready To Slash Budget In Half   Committee Recommends An Unprecedented Cut Of 47 Percent,

‘Department Of Interior Suffers Due To Big Cut   From a Percentage Standpoint Slash Is the Biggest of Any Made By Group

House Group Votes To Halve Interior Budget   Lawmakers Drop ‘Meat Axe’ on Truman’s Proposal

Interior Dept. Funds Halved  By Committee   Drastic Cuts Made In Budget Submitted By President

Suggests: 477 Budget Cut For Interior Dep't.   Committee . Slashes. Vigor ously; Involves Every De partment Activity.

Ax Falls On Interior Department   House Committee Chops 43 Percent Off Funds Asked By Mr. Truman

47 Per Cent Interior Cut Requested   Reclamation and Oil, Gas Bureaus To Be Hit Hard

Interior Funds  Heavily Sliced   Truman’s Budget Figure Is Cut 43 Per Cent By Committee

Keonomy Axe Hits Interior Department   Unprecedented 47 Pe Cent Slash Provided By House Committee Appropriations Bill

Committee Favors Huge Funds Cut For Interior Department   Lops $138 Million From President's Estimate; Only One Fund Not Cut

Recommend Interior Cut   House Group Approves’ Slast of 47 Per Cent in Department Funds,

Heavy Budget Cut Is Urged   Interior Department Facing a Stiff Slash

House Wants Big Slash In U.S. Costs   Reclamation Bureau Many Others Take Severe Reductions

U. S. Interior Budget Sliced By Committee   3 Per Cent Reduction Recommended; Federal School Aid Urged

Unprecedented. Cut Proposed in Interior Funds   House Committee Asks 47 Per Cent Slash in Truman’s Requests

GOP Launches Movement to Slash Budgets   Committee Asks 47 Per: Cent Cut for Interior Dept.

47%, CUT ADVISED IN INTERIOR FUND   Thousands Would Lose Jobs Under Proposed Slash

Department of Interior Given Big Budget Cut   House Committee Slashes Funds by 47 Per Cent.

SLICE INTERIOR BUDGET FOR ‘48   Group Favors 47 Percent Cut for Department

Interior Budget Cut Proposed By Committee  Federal Denartment   Federal Department Feels Full Force Of Economy Move

Only $62,717,000 Set for Projects List   Fund Cut Biggest in Any of Three Major Appropriations Bills Acted Upon So Far

House Group ' Cuts Dept. of Interior Funds 43 Per Cent   Biggest Slash Made to Date in Annropriations

House Group Cuts Interior  Dept. 43 P.C.   Deepest Slash Is In Funds for * Reclamation Bureau

Meaf Axe Drive Chops Budget For Department   47 Per Cent Cut Is Recommended In Interior Fund

Open Civil War Js  Feared In Burma   Massacre Of Burmese Coun. cil Of Ministers May Be Followed By Civil War

TAFT WANTS TO TEST CHANCES OF GOP FIRST   Ohioans Plan Huge Campaign; Hold Mammoth Rally in Columbus Tonight

Bricker Paves Way By Stepping Out, Giving Endorsement; Sardonic Comment By Dewey

Taft Wants to Be Certain of ‘Good Chance   Bricker Steps Aside for Fellow Senator in “48 Race

Taft To Wait On Test, Of Backing   Prospective GOP Candidate To Study Race

BRICKER SPURS TAFT ‘BOOM BY STEPPING ASIDE   ‘Favorite Son’ Drive Slated To Be Laanched Today At Big G.0.P. Rally

" NATION WATCHES OHIO RALLY Only ‘Good Chance To Win’ Will Send Taft Into 1948 GOP Battle

Taft Uncertain About 1948 Race  Wants Chance to Win Before Entering

Taft's Columbus Speech Awaited   COLUMBUS —(7;— The Ohio Republican state committee today unanimously pledged its support to Sen. Rohert A. Taft (K-Ohie) for the Republican presidentiai nominzinn in 1928.

SAYS ELLIOTT. GAVE OKAY TO REJECTED PLANE   Accuse Son Of Late President Of Reversing U. S.. Experts   GEN. TESTIFIES   Press Investigation Into Howard Hughes Contraets

Witness Testifies E. Roosevelt Opposed Experts   FDR’s Son Said Hughes Plane Was OK But Officials Disagreed

General Claims Elliott Rerevsed Army on Plane   Hughes Does Not Come To Hearing, Lashes ‘Circus Ballyhoo’

Says Elliott R. Decided Hughes Plane Was Best   General Echols Give: Testimony; Meyer Or Hand, Delayed.

General Says E. Roosevelt Backed Hughes   MAJ. GEN. ECHOLS TELLS OF BOOST GIVEN MOGUL

Young Roosevelt Supports Hughes   Witness Tells of Transaction Involving Planes Back In 1943   WAS FIRST REJECTED   War Time Builder Will Appear Before Investigators Wednesday

Meyer Denies  Padded Books   Hughes’ Publicity Man Testifies Before Committee

Maj. Gen. Oliver P. Echols, Wartime Chief Of Air Corps Material Command, Tells Senate Investigators That Son Of Late President Picked Hughes Plane As Best Available For Photo-Reconnaissance Work After Air Force High Command Turned It Down

Witness Says Hughes’ Plane Was Chosen   Echols Testifies Ship Picked by Son Of FDR After Army Turned It Down

GENERAL SAYS PRESIDENTS SON FAVORED HUGHES   SELECTED AIRPLANE OVER OBJECTIONS BY ARMY EXPERTS

Charges Elliott Reversed AAF   Recommended  Hughes Plane Despite Air Force Experts Reiection

SAID ROOSEVELT = PICKED A: HUGHES PLANE AS BEST   This Was the Testimo _ Given Today. by Major Echols. —~ :         AIR FORCE OPPOSED   Said Son of Late President Reversed. Air Corps... Decision. x

Witness Tells of Transaction Involving Planes Back In 1943   WAS FIRST REJECTED   War Jime Builder Will Appear Before Investigators Wednesday

Hughes’ Craft Selected By Elliott   Wartime Air Corps Chief Testifies At Hearina

CHIEF OF U. 8. AIR CORPS IN WAR TESTIFIES   Chief Executive's Son Picked Hughes Plane, General Says

The Air Corps Expert Had Rejected the Model in 1943, Testimony Shows.   DECISION FOLLOWS A  TOUR   Committee Told Young Roosevelt Made His Report After Visiting Aircraft Plants.   The Chief Executive Sent Down Order for Full Co-operation, Giroup Hears.

Senators Call  Hughes to Tell About Contract   Hear General Say FDR Son Reversed Decision Of Air Corps Experts

Fails in First Try at Serving Hughes Order   Subpoena Sent to West Coast by Plane

Gerral Tells Of Dispites Over Huagles’ Plane   Says lliott Roosevelt Revered Decision Of Air Focze’s Experts

Elliott Roosevelt Picked His Plane As Best, General Tells Probers

F.D.R.’s Son AlteredTop Rank Order   Decision Was Delivered -by General Arnold That No. Action Be Toakan f   Echols Was ‘Told’

Elliott Selected Hughes Plane When Army Rejected It   Reversed Decision of Air Corps Experts for Photo Ship

General Says HughesPlane Turned Down      Gen. Echols Testifies Craft Selected by Roosevelt Despite Rejection by Air Enree Command

Says Elliott Reversed Air ~ Corps Experts On Choice  Of Hughes Plane

Had Reversed Decision Of Air Officials  Due To Testify On Manday

LATTER SAYS HE’LL APPEAR ON WEDNESDAY   U.S. Marshal Fails To Locate Him; Hear Of Elliott’s Role

Roosevelt Son  "To Say Piece’  This Monday Millionaire Builder  To Ask For Probe Of Maine Senator’s

Committee Hears Echols; Fails To Subpeona Hughes   Claim Son of President Reversed Air Corps Experts: New Inquiry Asked

Elliott Roosevelt Reversed Decision  Of Air Experts, Gen. Echols Testifies

U.S. Tries To  Serve Paper  Echols Says FDR Son Picked Hughes Plane

CALLED PHOTO CRAFT “BEST”   General Reveals Preekient's Son Caused Decision of Air Experts To Be Revised.

U.S. Marshal Fails to Serve Senate Subpoena on Hughes   Elliott Roosevelt Will Appear Before Probers on Monday

Elliott Roosevelt Changed Decision Of Army Experts, General Declares

Subpoena Waits For Manufacturer To Show Up Again   Elliott Roosevelt To Appear Next Week at Inquiry

Picked Hughes Plane After Air Forces Rejection   Reversed Decision Of Best Experts, Gen. Echols Tells Senate Committee

Altempt to Serve Howard Hughes With Subpoena to Appear Before Senate Probers ‘Forthwith’ Fails

Fail in Attempt. To Serve Hughe: With Subpoena   Senate Order Issued After Hughes Balks At Testifying Today

Elliott Picked Hughes’ Plane For Photo Hop:   Reversed Experts, General Echols "Woe Senators

Testifies Elli Roosevelt Put OK      :Former::Air. ‘Corps: ‘General: Says Ship: “Was Approved. Aftei

John Meyer Says He Never Padded  ‘His Accounts   Hughes Publicity Man Makes His Appearance To. Offer Testimony

Near Half Century Old Administration Building Damaged   Diplomas For Graduates Among Contents   That Are Salvaged

Muhlenber g Colle ge Has  Fire Darmece   $250,000 Blaze Was Discovered By Former Frederiak Resident

‘State Executioner Makes $600 in 17. Minutes in Four Sing Sing Execution $ One Man Dies Protesting Innocence

FBI Nabs Ex-Jap Prison Foreman   Former GI Prisoner Spots Nisei Sadist in California Store

Japonese-American {s Held on Treason Charge   Accused by Ex-GI of Being Foreman in Jae Prison Camn

Jap-American Trapped By GI Held For Jury   Acensed Of Treason By U. S., Prisoner Caught By Former Soldier YVaken By Japs

—TRAILED FOR 8 MONTHS —  Los Angeles Nisei, Trapped by Ex-GL  Held for Treason ACCUSED OF CRUELTIES AS TAP CAMP FOREMAN

Traps Jap Prison Camp Foreman in U.S   Alert Ex- GI Puts Finger On Nisei

Japanese-American Faces Treason  Trial; Trapped By Ex-GI Prisoner

Vet Spots Jap Torturer in US   ‘Tells FBI Jap Student Was Cruel Foreman in Prison Camp

Young Jap-American Held On Treason Charges; Accused Of Atrocities To Americans   Charged With Being Wartime Foreman In Japanese Prison Camp On Honshu Island

. - Keen- Fyed Ex-GI Prisoner Gets Revenge  -Ex-Foreman in Jap Prison Camp Arrested on Treason Charaes

L.A. Jap Faces Treason Count   American Citizen Accused of Being Foreman of Wartime Prison Camp

Trapped By Ex-Soldier .. . .  Young Jap-American Is Under Arrest On Coast For Cruelty To Troops

Ex-Gl Prisoner Traps Jap Youth Charges Treason   A Jap-American, He Was Foreman In Prison Camp

Young Japanese American Held On Treason Charges, Was Spotted By Ex-GI, Prisoner of Japanese

Alert Ex-Gl Prisoner Helps Trap Jap-American On Treason Charges   Nisei Was Foreman Of Jap Prison Camp And Spotted By Former Prisoner In Los Angeles Depart- — ment Store Last October: FB] Makes Arrest.

Nab Young Jap-American As Prison Camp Foreman   Known As “Kaw -Kida”

Ex-Gl Traps Jap Tormenter  woo lp ntenn fMamn Faroman far 8 Adanthe

Japanese Traitor  Captured in U.S.  Wartime Prison Camp Foreman Seized in Los Angeles by FBI

— ee rer atte enter nee a erate eeenta hee eit  Treason Charge Placed Against Japanese- American

Jap-American Nabbed, Held For Treason   Was Guard In Honshu Prison

Hold Jap ‘For Treason   American-Born Youth Identified By Ex-GI As Cruel Prison Guard

Young Nisei Hel on Treason Coun!  Trapped by Alert Ey.G@. L. Prisoner

Yank Wipes Silly Grin From Nisei   Bataan Survivor Gets Back at Onc. He Says Harassed U. 5.  Prisanere   eld for Treason   Weeps When Told He Could Be Exccuted, if Guilty

Bargain Rights Ruled at Stake   NLRB Declares Unions Must Comply With Non-Communist Section

HOLY LAND JEWS “HILL FIVE BRITONS   WOUND 29 OTHERS IN TWO MACHINE GUN AND HANDGRENADE RAIDS.

CONSERVATION CHIEF 10 CVE GRAIN PROGRAM   Suit Contesting Distillery Shut Down Is Filed

OTHER NATIONS TAKE DISMAL VIEWPOINT   Talk With Stalin May Be Asked By U. S. Diplomat   Given By American Board; Formal Letter Sent To Molotov

MARSHALL STILL HOPES 10 SOLVE ERMAN PROBLEM   Secretary of State May Seek Inferview With Stolin  ges

Marshall Is Hopeful For Peace Accord   BRITISH AND FRENCH MINISTERS ARE PESSIMISTIC

Marshall-Stalin Talk on German Problem Possible   British, French Ministers Take Dismal Attitude

Marshall to Seek Contact With Stalin   Secretary Hopeful Big Four Deadlock Will Be Broken

Could Halt Aid To 3 Nations If Reds Seized Control--Lovett   Safeguards Would Be In Contracts, Under-See retary Says

Emergency Aid   Senate Committee Is Given Assurance hwy Phinlemat

Evidence of Earliest Man in West Found   20.000 to 35,000-Y ear-Old  Camps Uncovered at Cambridge

Area Patrolled By State Police   Peaceful Picketing Promised in Dowagiac

 Victim's Car Crashes Into Culve  Man Killed In Auto Accident Near Rall<>-

Victim’ 's Cor Crashes Into Culvert  A Aan. Killed In Auto Accident Nec ear Ralls:

Princess Elizabeth, Hasband-to-Be ‘Moet The Folks’ at Garden Party

Betrothed Couple ‘Meet the Folks’  Garden Party Is Held at Palace

HUNTING SEASON MAY BE DELAYED   State Forests in Inflammable Condition.

Lack Of Rain May Force Delay Of Hunting Season   Fire Threat Will Make Stey Necessary Unless Rain Ends Long Drought In State, Gov. Duff Says

Buildings Burn In Winchester   Cold Storage Plant: Badly Damaged In’ Three; Hour Blaze

Two Nearby Structures Also Razed; Damage Placed At $190,000      NINE FIRE COMPANIES BATTLE THREE HOURS’

AWAY LANES NORTH, OOUTH, EAST TO WEST   ‘Gov't to Share Three Billion Construction Cost with States.

Gigantic Road Network For U.S. Proposed   North-South, East-West Arterials Spanning All Of Country Is   Revealed In Blueprini

State to Hire Tax Checkers   25 Auditors to Join Revenue Department to Check Auto Sales

CELEBRATION FOR MAY DAY PLANNED IN REDS’ CAPITAL   May Day Ceremonies Will 8 Biggest Since Termination of Warfare

Russia Ready for Biggest May Day felehration Since Before the War

MAY ASKED AID OF PATTERSON FOR GARSSONS   Secretary Of War Testifies Former Solon Interceded With Him Three Times

Marshall Asks M-Year Treaty Binding German  U. S. Secretary Suggests Pair Of Compromises

‘Long-Range Treaty To Be Proposed   Secretary Marshall Reported Ready For Showdown On His Plan At Moscaw

40-Year Pact For Germany Advanced   American Wants Immediate Action By Ministers

Pact Sought On Disarming Of Germany   Marshall to Ask Molotov Vote on Long Range Measure

U, S. SPURS BID FOR REICH PACT   Marshall Urges Group Bi Named To Negotiate

Local I emperature   Marshall Proposes 40- Year 4-Nation Allied Agreement

U. S. Delegate Would Leave Work to Group   Russians’ Agreement To Long-Range Treaty to Be Sought

MARSHALL ACTS TO PUSH PACT ~ WITH GERMANY   U. S. Secretary Suggests Spe_ cial Group Write Treoty : To Disarm Reich

MARSHALL PROPOSES ACTION ON GERMANY   Appointment Of Agents For 40-Year Pact Urged

DISARMAMENT PACT FOR REICH SOUGHT   ‘Secretary Marshall Asks ‘Big Four’ To Draft 40-Year Treaty

U.S. Urges 40-YearPact OnGermany   Seeks Answer on Demilitarization Plan for Germany

Court Turns Down Appeal By Curley:   Jail Sentence For Boston Mavor Remains; Hearing Cranted On Schaal Bihle Taashing

JAMES MH. CURLEY LOSES HIS APPEAL   SUPREME COUKT LEAVES IN EFFECT HIS CONVICTION OF MAIL FRAUD.

CURLEY LOSES COURT APPEAL   Fine And Jail Sentence Stand For Mayor Of Boston

Curley Loses —‘InHigh Court   Tribunal Agrees to Heat Atheisi’s Petition

Curley Sentence Appeal Rejected   Supreme Court Blasts Boston Mayor's Hopes

Mayor Curley Loses Appeal In High Cour   Boston Official Must! Serve Time On Mail Fraud Charae

CURLEY LOSES COURT APPEAL   Tribunal Refuses to Hea Case of Boston Mayor, Convicted of Fraud

CONVICTION OF BOSTON MAYOR IS SUSTAINED   Curley. Plans Te Stay Im Office While Serving  Sentence   SUPREME COURT HAS NO FORMAL COMMENT

SHOWERS ARE DUE IN MISSOURI TODAY   Snow to Fall in Parts of Kansas and Both States Will Have Lower Temperatures.

Robber Shot In Gun Duel   Excltange Shots In Crowded Bus; Had Stolen $10,o00 QO Diamond.

Suspected Robber Shot To Death, Policeman ‘Wounded in Gun Baitle

Nearo Confesses To Beatina of Houston Woman   Novel Way To Keep Wife Home Lands Man in Jail

ISik«# and Death Walk Down Fifth Avenue, ‘Proving that Nobody Can Ever Win a War

New York Gives Silent Tribute ToU.$. War Deac   Overpowering Silence As Procession Moves Through New York Streets Sunday   THOUSANDS LINE  STREETS IN HOMAGE

Security Council fo Act On Indonesian Question In Emergency Session   Russia Takes Slap At United States Insisting Speedy Action Imperative To Thwart ‘Dinlomatic Pressure’

CALL UN MEET ON INDONESIA   Emergency Session Is Se Today After Slap By Russia At UV. S.

Emergency Session. - Of Council Called      Special Meeting Sched . uled On Indonesian Question

TODAY'S NEWS IN COMPACT FORM  Ex-Con's Story Is Branded Fantastic

REPUBLICAN NAMED TO MEDIATION POST   President Troman Appoints Cyrus S. Ching to Head New Lahor Agency. —

Lewis And Miners Await Move For Contract Parley   Way Is Cleared For Miners. Operators Negotiations U.S. Leaders Agree   FEDERAL MOVE EXPECTED SOON

Truman Escapes Auto Accident   President’s Machine Skids on Narrow Mountain Road, Jumps Retainer

Truman Endangered As Auto Skids On Slippery Road At Brink Of 1,500-Foot Drop

Automobile Skids, President Escapes 1,500-Foot Plunge   Car Jumps 6-Inch Retaining Wall On Muddy Brazil Mountain Road;  Troman Unhurt. Continues Tour

TRUMAN CAR OVER WALL AT EDGE OF CLIFT   Skids in Mud on Mountair Road on Sight-Seeing Trio in Brazil.

LANCASTER FIRE BLAST HURTS 10   Firemen Trapped When Wal Topples, Ceiling Falls

K. OF P. HALL IN DOWNTOWN SECTION RAZED   Eight Firemen Among Injured; Early Estimate of Oamage Set at $200,000.

Explosion Traps > Firemen Under Debris of Building   Flames Raze K. of P. Building in Downtown District; Estimate Loss Around $200,000

Scholarships for Nurses Training, Sister Kenny Foundation, $150 to $175

Youngstown Dems Back in Control,  But GOP Readies Counter-Ottensive

Submission Effort Fails   House Adopts Minority Report After Rejecting Me. jority Committee Report

TRUMAN URGES UNIFIED ARMS   iPresident Calls For Single  Defense Department

Merger Of Armed ‘Forces Up Again   President Also Asks Consideration Of Compulsory Military Training Program

Speedy Planes Poised for Hop in Bendix Race   They Take Off For CleveJand Races From -California: Today

 Pilots Await the Take-Off In $25,000 Bendix Air Race   Thirteen Converted Warplanes Will Compete in Dash From Van Nuys, Calif., to Cleveland Today—Ships to Hop Off at Five-Minute Intervals, Beginning at 7 A, M.— Paul Mantz, Movie Stunt Man, a Prime Favorite.

POLIO CHECKS GRID PRACTICE   Williamsport Squad Placed Under Quarantine When Player Is Stricken

FORMER WESTFIELD GIRL IS MARRIED  Miss Shirlee Knapp And Wallace Raub Take Vows May 31

RENT BATTLE DUE IN HOUSE   Would Continue Controls - Until December 31

KILL 10% BOOST IN RENT CEILINGS   COMMITTEE WOULD EXTEND CONTROLS UNTIL DECEMBER 31

ASK EXTENSION OF RENT CURBS   House Banking Group Kills General Boost

Rent Control Bill To House  _ Group 4 Asks Check  ar he eer) pete

House Group Kills Proposal To Hike Rents   ‘Measure Extending Controls Until Dec. 3 Awaits Floor Battle

Banking Committee Votes Down Rent Increase. Asks House To Retain Controls Until January

Previous Stand Is Reversed By Committee   Bill Sent to House Continues Controls In Their Present Form

House Group Kills 10 P.C. Rent Boost   Controls Remain  To December 31

Extension For Rent Controi Draws Favor  Policy Makers Of   Policy Makers Of GOP To Accept Committee Plan

HOUSE GROUP KILLS RENT HIKE PROPOSAL   Approves BIll Continuing Controls in Present Form at Least Until December 31.

Rent Control to Dec. 31 Favored   Banking Committee of House Submits Bill; Floor Battle Seen

Proposed Rent Increase Killed  Bill To Continue Controls Advances

Today’s Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AE   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

General Increase In Rent  Is Killed By House Group   Banking Committee Approves Plan To Continue Rent Controls In Virtually Present Form Until December 2}

House Group Continues Rent Control   Floor Battle Sightec On Abolition of Building Controls

U. S. Output Will Increase During 1948   Another Good Year Seen With Employment At 60,000,000-Job Mark

Outlook for 1948 .  There Still Won't Be Enough And Prices Will Remain High, But Production Will Increase

Reds Prevent U.S. Action  With Austria And Koreans   New Approach Seen In Effort To Obtain Satisfactory Setups

Dangerously Deteriorated:  United States Makes New Move To Reach Agreement With Russia

'U.S.-Russian  Relations  Deteriorate   Attempts To Reach  Agreement On Korea,  Austria Fail: No

Dangerous Dip Noted : U. $.-Russian Relations   ’ Library Of Congress So Reports As U.S. Prepares To Call Off Korea And . Austria Talks With Soviet.

Seek New Talks with Russians   Austria and Korea Negotiations Washed Up; US to Try New Approach

NEW APPROACHES EYED FOR KOREA, AUSTRIA   Library Of Congress Report Says U. S.-Soviet Affairs Deterjorate “‘Dancerously”

TREATY TALKS WITH RUSSIA FALTER   U. $. Ready To Cancel Austria, Korea Confabs

Jewish Fight Goes To Floor Of Assembly   President Of Mexico Speaks To Delegates

VOICE- OF - JEWS VOTE EXPECTED      Week-Long UN Debate Over Jewish Representation In Palestine Talks Goes To Floor Of General Assembly For Decision.

Floor Debate Ban on Jews Advised, 11-0   Fight Reaches U. N. Floor After Ballot _By Steering Group.

UN DECISION DUE ON JEWISH VOICE   Steering Committee Would Bar Debate On Floor

U.N. Group  Bars Jews   Floor of General Assembly Gets Fight Over Representation

Troop Train. Is Blown Up In Holy Land   12 Known Dead After Jewish Underground Strikes Hardest Blow

AT LEAST 12 KILLED IN NEW REPRISAL BLOW   Raiders Rake Smashed Cars With Tommy Guns After Train Ils Wrecked

Government Price Campaign Branches Out   Must Find Food for _Hengry World and ‘Still Hit Costs

Capital Fight: Price Boosts  Government Opens   Government Opens Campaign on Food

U.S. LAUNCHES VARIED DRIVES AGAINST PRICES   Campaigns To Force Food Costs Down and Find More Supplies for Hungry.

Lincoln Bridegroom Electrocuted   R. T. Versaw Killed Making Highway Dept. Survey Near Paul

Severe Hurricane. Heads For Bermuda   Storm" “With 1 “100% Mile ~,Winds May Not. Hit U. $$. Mainland

PORTAL RULING ~ REVIEW ASKED   Clark Wants Supreme Court  To Act Quickly

Bomb Blasts U.S. Consulate  In Jerusalem   Tension Mounts in Hol Land as Troops Mass On Palestine Frontier

Woman Believed to Have Hidden Missile in Skirts to Toss it Over High Wall: 2 Women Hurt.

pitches Ahead, Says Airplane Maker   Martin Reports Net In. come of Three Million Lost Year

American Aid Saved Greece From Disaster   Time Needed to Repair Military, Economic Situation, Offieials Are Told

CONDUCTOR OF RADIO QUIZ 5 FATALLY WOUNDED BURGLAT   SECOND INTRUDER IN THE APARTMENT OF JOE KELLY 18 ALSO. BELIEVED HIT

Burglars Shot By Joe Kelly In Chicago Home   One Is Killed; And Second  Believed Wounded, Makes Escape

FBI PROBES DEATH 13 IN /PLANE WRECK      Plane 60 Miles ~ Off Course At  * Time of Accident

Three Plane Crashes Fatal To 29}Persons   18 Die as Airliner Falls in Mountains; Six In Luzon, 5-at Miami

Probe Crash Of Airliner Which Took Lives Of 1f   One Survivor Of Tragedy In Virginia On Sunday— Thrown Clear Of Wreckage   PRE-DAWN STORM BLAMED FOR CRASH

STATE SENATE AND HOUSE DEADLOCK ON SCHOOL BILL   CONFERENCE GHOUP WILI ATTEMPT TO IRON OUT DISPUTE OVER AMOUNT OF AID

Many Germans In Soviet Zone  Enter U.S. Area   Red Propaganda Does Not Affect Mass Seeking Only Spiritual Liberty

Price-Cutting Stunt Spreads   Seacoast Town Finds Business ‘Wonderful’, Merchants Report

‘NEWBURYPORT PLAN’ IS CATCHING ON; BUSINESS UP 10 TO 60 PER CENT

Inflation Fight AtNewburyport Boosts Business   Pian Has Already Spread te Two Other New England  Cormmunities   PROGRAM MAY BRING NATIONAL MOVEMENT   Customers Boycott Stores Not Falling in Line With New Project

ICWA FOOD BILL ALSO MOUNTING   15 Institutions of State Note Price Spiral

Million to Stage Three-Day Strike As Protest Move  Lie Acts to Expedite Partitioning Machinery

Fresh Violence Flares: 14 Die in Middle East   Syrians Pull Down U. S. Flag; Moslems Call General Strike

FLARES IN MIDDLE EAST   Arabs Term U. N. Palestine Action War Declaration

Palestine   Acab Leaders Call Council of War to Block UN Plan To Split Country

War Council Is Called By Arah  eaders   Fourteen Persons Are Dead in Series of Gutbreaks; Arah Fury Mounts in Middle Feast

Arabs Call War Council Qn Partition   Fourteen Killed Since UN  _ Decision To Divide  : The Holy Land

Committee To Order General Strike Tuesday   14 Persons Have Been Killed; Jews Say Retaliations Are Not Intended

14 Persons Slain In Mob Violence: Strike Ordered   British To Continue Guard Of Palestine

Violence Mounts: Committee Calls General Walkout’   14 Dead as Prctests Against UN Decision Spread in Middle East

14 Killed — In Week End   Skirmishes   Arabs Say UN Decision to Partition Holy Land Is A ‘Declaration of War’

PARTITION PLAN SETS OFF WAVE OF NEW RIOTS   Arab Higher Committee Terms Decision by UN as Declaration of War

Violence Breaks Out Afresh in Jerusalem: Death Toll 14   Arab Higher Committee Calls Three Day General Strike of ,000,000 Starting Tomorrow

LEADERS CALL GENERAL STRIKE N HOLY LAND   Violence Spurs UN Planners

Blood is Spilled Over UN Decision To Split Palestine   Arab Leader Calls 3-Day General Strike To Protest Partitioning

REEDY CHARGES ARE DISMISSED   PASTOR AND WOMAN ESCAPE PROSECUTION

NO DECIDED CHANGES   Flora Predicts Near Nermal Wea. ther for Most of Kansas

Good Evening ... Day by day in every way Em poria streets are getting rourher.   Kansas Weather Will Be Cloudy Wednesday

CLOUDS WILL LINGER   Flora Forecasts Warmer Weather for Most of Kansas Tomorrow

LEGISLATURE 1S INTERESTED — IN OHIO AGRICULTURE SETUP    -APPOINTMENT OF BATH AND 0.8.0. POSITION Given RUMMEL GET ATTEN-~  TION IN ASSEMBLY

SOLONS SCAN OHIO AG SETUP   Appointment Of Bath Brings Probe Reaction From General Assembly

FIGHT US. COAL   -Strikers_Attempt To Fire 3. Imported. Fuel As Competitive —

Hope Dim For Big 4. Accord   Molotov and Marshall Luncheon is Failure

Molotov Sidesteps Any Discussion Of Issues  At Dinner For Marshall

Utah Counts Fou Dead in Crashes Of Private Planes  Minimum: Altitude Order Clamped On By Air Official

BLOODY KNIFE OF KILLER GIVES CLUE   Police Technicians — Find Stains Match — Vietim’s Blood Grounr

State Legislature Ready To Open Tomorrow With  Demand For Higher Taxes

TAX COLLECTION TO BEGIN JUNE 1   County Returns To Original Date; Continues Through June 20

PROPOSED LOAN IS ‘PROPER Ul.      Backs Truman's Proposal For Combat! ng ‘Aggression of. - Other Powers —      WASHINGTON ‘BANKER Be NOMINATED AS MINISTER

MES. LUSK URGES WOMEN TO STUDY POLITICAL NELD»  {Alhbuaneratie tournal)

Senator Taft Scores Action  Of President   Senate In Filibuster and Vote Is Delayed—House Earlier Voted To Override Veto By Thump Ima Maiarieyu

Senate Session Goes Into Night  House Overrides  President’s Veto

House Votes 331 To 83 To Override Truman’s Veto Of Labor Bill; President And Taft Swap Verbal Blows Over Union Curbs

PRESIDENT IN BITTER ATTACK ON LABOR BILL   Senator Says Executive Knows Practically Nothing About Measure   GOP LEADERS HOLDING SENATE IN SESSION

Disarming Plan Looms  p SE 2 Se eee   U. S. Objections To Re Overruled

ii GIVEN ATTLEE IN EMMONS   avell’s Replacent as Viceroy irs Churchill

BRITISH TO GIVE INDIA FREEDOM. BY JUNE 1948   Attlee Tiffs With Churchill Over Wavell Issue

Soviet Renews Vicious Attack On US. Poliey   Turkey Says U. N. Should Stop ‘Psychological’ Rad Anwencnctnan

Vishinsky Renews Attack on United States Delegates   Avers America Reminds Him of ‘Prussicnism’ and ‘Hitlerism’

Soviet Attack Qn Americans Is Renewed  Wn« a ewe oe   ‘War Appeal’ Sounded in UN Assembly Vishinsky Charges

Claim Austin Sounded War Appeal   Turkish Charges Against the Soviets Are Alrad

Twenty-T wo Died  in Train Wreck Seven of 128 Hurt Reported Critical

QUESTION ARSON SUSPECT AFTER TWO OHIO FIRES   Attempts to Keep Capital Firemen From Raising Ladder

Liberty, Union Are Over Red Cross Goals   Two Columbus Fires Cause Estimated $200,000 Damage

$200,000 Fire Damage Probed   Arson Hinted in Two Columbus Blazes

U.S., Russia Yield on Arms Dispute  Delegates Fail to Agree on >

United States, Soviets Yield On Arms Plan   Two Big Powers Reported to Compromise on French

U. 5. and Russia Get Closer on Arms Limitation   Delegates, However, Fai To Agree on Final Resolution

Concessions On Arms Made By U.S., Russiz  Committee, However, Adjourns With No  i tip se i, yy... ji...

U.N. PROCEDURE ON SLASHING ARMS STILL UNSETTLED   Major Points Remain Before Council After Concessions Are Made by U. S. and Russia.   AUSTIN CONSIDERS BELGIAN COMPROMISE   Gromyko Accepts Parts of French Proposal That Calls for Fast Action on Atomic Report.

U.S., Soviet Yield Some  In Arms Limitation Jam   Rules And Relationship To Present  Atomic Commission Are Odiestions

Arms Limitation Deadlock Eased By U.S., Russia   Agreement Delayed; Committee Bogs Down On Two Major Details

Un AGREEMENT BETWEEN REDS, YANKS NEARER   Positions Are Yielded On Jam Over Arms Limitation

DEBATE ARMS CUT PROPOSAL   U. S.-Russia Yield Points But Deadlock on Plan Still Continues

U.S., Russia Yield on Arms Dispute   Delegates Fail to Agree on Final Resolution

ALL U.S. EMPLOYES GF WESTERN UNO THREATEN STR!"   7,000 CIO Workers Offe: to Join AFL Group “> Walkout Set for 9° in Nation.   CHARGES HURLED BY EGAN TODAY

ClO Will Share Tn Wire Strike   Union Offers to Jom AFL in Threatened Walkout

Clo Western Union People May Join AFI. In Big Strike   7,000 in New York Offer to Join in Walkout, Completely Halt Wire Services

ELLENDER LOOKS FOR LABOR BILL TO BECOME LAW   Louisiana Senator Predicts Truman Will Sign Measure Finally Agreed on by Congress.   Cc. 1. 0. BOARD ISSUES “MESSAGE TO PEOPLE”   Calls on Them to Urge Veto  —Attacks Both Senate and   House Bills as “Vicious” Legislation.

PREDICTS CHIEF WILL SIGN ACT AGAINST LABOR   Ellender of Louwisiona Say: Bill To Be Nearly Same As Senate's

Labor Bill Approval Predicted   Senator sdelieves Truman Will Okay ‘Senate Measure’

POPULARITY WOULD DROP Etlender Predicts ‘Truman To Sign Labor Legislation

THINKS TRUMAN WILL SIGN BILL   -Elfender Predicts Senate Labor Measure To De  Adopted, Okayed  

Forecasting Labor Legislation to Be Signed by Truman  Ellender Exects Final Bill To be Almost Exactly Like Senate Bill

Predicts New Labor Act To Be Approved   Ellender Says Bill To Be Like Senate Measure

Ellender Says Veto Unlikely On Labor Bill   Final Draft Expected To Be Almost Same As Senate’s Measure

Says Truman Will Sign Strike Bill   Differences Will Be Ironed Out,  BZ ecartc Fllandar

Ellender Predicts President to Sign Joint Labor Bill   Conference Committee Now Ironing Out Differences:

Elender Says President Will Sign Labor Bill   ~ Sees Final Bill Almost Same As Senate Version

Predicts Final Labor Bill Wilk Be Senate Form   Sen. Ellender Says Truman Popularity Will Go Down If  He Vetoe<c Menacure

Ellender Predicts President to Sign Joint Labor Bill  Conference Committe Now Ironing Out

Senafor Says President Will Sign Labor Bill   Claims Measure By Upper House Will Become Law

UNION HITS LEGISLATION ; Solon Claims Truman To Oka Drastic New Curbs On Labor

SEEK TO EASE MEASURE. AND NOIDA VETO   House Conferees Reported Wiling te Abandon Major Curbs.

Solon Predicts Soft Labor Bill   Eifender Also Foresees Sienine by Truman

Aid Bill Gets Senate Stage   Vandenberg to Press Plans For Help te East

Senate fo Press Action on Truman Aid For Greece-Turkey: Gromyko Challenged

UN May Get Chance To Take Over Job  Senate Action Seen On Truman Program

WAY CLEARED FOR AID BILI   Senate Debate Opens Today On Truman’s Program To Help Greece-Turkey

GREECE-TURKEY AID BILL BEFORE SENATE   Vandenberg Ia Expected To Am swer Geomyke's Charge Thai UN is Being Cadermined

Legion  All Out  Anti-Red   Convention Ends With Adoption of Vigorous Program Against Communism: Officers in

Legion Hits At Communists In  U.S. And Abroad   James F. O’Neil Of New Hampshire Chosen Na. tional Commander.

Legion Urges Strong Action Against Reds   National Convention , Approves Marshall  ~ Plan for Eurape’ and: * Elects Jas. F.-O'Neil

Opposition to Communism Is Strong Note Of Legion Convention: O'Neil New Commander

American Legion Names Eastern Man Commander   Dominant Note In Resolutions Hits Communists

Communism Is Target Of Legion Plan   Anti-Red Program Adopted At Meet; Name Leaders

Legion Adopts Stand Against Communism   Names James O’Nea National Commander As Convention Ends

American Legion Hits Communism As Meet Closes   James F. O’Neill Of New Hampshire  Chosen Commander

ANTI-“RED” STAND TAKEN BY LEGION   Approval of Marshall Plan for Europe Included in Strong Program Against Communism Adopted at Convention,

Legion Slaps At Reds as Confab Ends  New Hampshire -, Man Elevated

Takes Militant Anti-Red Stand   jody Adjourns After Electing James F, O'Neil National Commander; Hears Stassen Support Marshall Plan

LEGION OPPOSES ALL COMMUNISM   Marsk.all Plan Approved O'Neil New Commander

Legion Ends Convention, Largest Ever   James F. O'Neil, National Commander: Vet Of Both Wars.

Legion Takes Firm Stand Against Reds   Militan? Program Against Communism Marks Resolutions

PLEASED AS PRIGES DROP   President Sees Effects of Moral Suasion in Economic Situation

President Pleased By ‘Moral Suasion Drive on Prices  Bureau Reports .6 Pct. Drop in Whelesale Level in Past Week

PRESIDENT BACKS MERCHANTS’ PLAN TO SLASH COSTS   HST Claims Fight Against High Prices Showing Results: Slight Drop In Food Costs Reported

China Not To Participate In Big 4 Session   Marshall Summons Clay To Provide Answers Or Zone in Germany

Pravda Hurls Bitter Attack At President   Editorial Charges Aid To Turkey, Greece, Is Imperialist Expansion Disguised as Charity

Defender Took  Inmate’s Fee   Prepriety. Judge Says Guilty of Breach of

MOTOR FUND ALLOCATIONS   Announced For Tioga County Boroughs And Townshins -

MOTOR FUND ALLOCATION   Made To Tioga County Boroughs And Town nhine.

British F acing Winter In ‘Spirit Shown Hitler’ s Bomb Blitz  “Lack. of Food. Is Major Subject for All ‘With Need for Fruit, Vegetables . . For Youngsters Threatening Crisis

1340 REFUGEES: HELD AS SHIP ENTERS POR   British Seaman Hurt As Immigrants  Fight Back

Explosions Rock Palestine Again  Blasts Occur While Refuaee Shin Waits

Explosions Rock Haifa Harbor in Newest Outbreak   Imunigrant Ship Grounded Palestine Coast; Or, Bal Steps In

Six in Film Industry Now Face Charges   Chairman Blasts Bogart, Bacall for ‘Bawlinag’ at Probe

Red Influences In Hollywood Are Revealed   Two More Screen Writer. Charged With Contempt  — Noisy Session

2 More Film Witnesses Refuse To Tell Probers lf They Are Communists   Samuel Ornitz And Herbert Biberman Added To Four Other Hostile Witnesses Cited To Congress For Contempt.

House Committee Disinisses More Movie Witnesses   6 Face Contempt Charges fcr Refusal to Answer Direct Questions   PRESSURE TO END INQUIRY IS HINTED   Thomas Says Investigation of Communists Is Warranted By Evidence

More “Hostile Witnesses” Removed From Stand At Hollywood Red Hearing

‘Hollywood Film Probe Goes Technicolor las Alleged Reds Clina to Golden Silence

MORE CITED FOR EFUSING RED QUESTION   “Powerful Influences” Would Muzzle Investigation, Thomas Savs.

Thomas Says Powerful Influences” Tr To Intimidate House Committee

Suspected Communists Belligerent   Refuse To Testify And Are Held For Contempt Of House

Thomas Defies ‘Intimidation of Film Airing   ‘Hostile Witnesses’ Still Defy Question: Are You Communist?

New Coal Strike Held Inevitable   NLRB Is Accused of Attempting To Wipe Out Independent Union

Charge NLRB With Union Busting At West Virginia Works Of Weirton Steel

Steel Union’s Fight Related   Weirton’s Attorney Raps NLRB ‘Actions

STEEL COMPANY ATTORNEY SAYS NLRB OUT 10 BREAK UNION   Coal Industry  Spokesman Says Lewis Must Give Up Royalty Idea

Attorney Declares Union Would Lose Because of NLRB   Independent Union Target of Board, Weirton Lawyer. Declares at Capital

COAL FIRES WARNING OF NEW STRIKE   Weirton Attorney Accuses NLRB Of Trying To Kill  Indanendant Iinion

COAL INDUSTRY SEES NEW MINE STRIKE JULY 15"   SPOKESMAN SAYS OPERATORS WILL REJECT ROYALTY

WEIRTON STEEL. LAWYER ATTACKS 1S LABOR BOARI   Tells Senators of Alleged ALtempt to Crush Inde Peron Seer ae a fee ere

VA Readies Drive To Outlav Arbitrary Down Payments  Blasts Policies That Handicap Prospective Home-Buying Vets

Holy Land Plans Hang in Balance   Move to Partition Palestine May Be Blocked by UN Vote

Partitioning Of Holy cad  Given Setback   Greece Announces It Will Vote Against Plan; Philippines Also Opposed

PALESTINE’S PLAN SUFFERS SETBACK AT MEETING OF UN   Greene to Vote Against Partition; Approval to Be Five Votes Short of Requirements.

Palestine Partition Plan Set Back By Philippines, Greek Opposition Moves

Philippines Also Hints Vote Against Program m UN Assembly Action

Greece Won't Vote  With U.S.   Philippines Also Announce Opposition Ballot to Be Cast

Communist Plans Are Revealed By Rep. McDowell   Probe Suddenly Halted Thursday; Will Be Resumed

MORGENTHAU LINKED WITH INVASION MONEY   Senators 'Pold Former Secretar) Gave Russians Plates to Print German Money.

To Arraign May, Garssons in Capital   Former Solon Asks Public to _ "Kean Onen Mind"

May To Face Fraud Charge For Garsson  War Dealings   Ex-Representative Denies Any Guilt In Contract Row

‘Denies Conspiracy Guilt  May Returns ToW ashington For War Trial

C.T. Marshall Named Judge Of Army Court to Try Nazis  Muskingum County Native and Former Ohio Chief Justice Heads for Germany

Master List Of Communist Groups To Be Released Soor  To Be Used In Detecting Disloyal Federal Employes; First In 5 Years

UNION ABANDONS ATOMIC STRIKE   GOVERNMENT PLEADS TO CONTINUE WORK AT URANIUM PLANT

COAL WALKOUTS LOOM HEADACHE FOR MR. TRUMA   President Pledges Faithfu Administration Of New  i ne

Shortage of Coal Cuts Pro duction   Steel Companies Feel Affects of Layoff; Ford Signs With UAW

Labor Is Urged By UMW to Figh Tafi-Harfley Bill  Protest Strikes Not   Protest Strikes Not Called for; Journal Only Asks Defiance

Girl Is Suspected Of Torture Murder   Police Revise Their Plans In Intensive Hunt For Mutilator Of Beautiful Model

HUNT WOMAN IN TORTURE DEATH.   "BLACK DAHLIA MAY HAVE BEEN  JEALOUSY VICTIM °*

Seek Woman in Murder of “Black Dahlia’   Roommate Now Prime Suspect in: New Police Drive

Bill Would End Racket In New Cars   Measure Bans a.t., Ene More:   Measure Bans Sale For More. Than Set Price

High Car Prices Hit by Measure   Bill ls Designed To Limit Prices in New Auto Sales

Turkey Is Plentiful, Relatively Inexpensive   Should Be Good Buy For Thanksgiving and Trimmings Too Are  . Comparatively Cheap

MONESSEN WILL HAVE RECREATION PARK REMOBIAL   Shelves Hospital Idea To Give All Aid To Community Recreation Center

Weary Refugees Reach Houston   Most Are Dazed By Explosion Ordeal!

UMT IS CALLED ‘ONLY SOLUTION’   Sen. Martin Says Military Training Vital To U. S. Defense

UMT: SYSTEM ~~ TERMED FAIF   SENATOR TELLS NATIONAL ’ GUARD OFFICERS TRAINING ONLY. ANSWER: TO DEFENSE PROBLEM

Court Denies 36 Per Cent Interest Rate   1939 Small Loan Act Held Unconstitutional in Ruling Today

WORK ON A-BOMB IS THREATENED BY G10 STRIKE   Oak Ridge Plant May Be Tied Up By Walkout Tuesday

ATOMIC PLANT STRIKE LOOMS   Oak Ridge Management and Union Seek To Avold Tuesday Shutdown.

German Ore Still Going  To Russia   Retaliation Embargo Report ‘Faux Pas,’ Zone Official Says

Russian Zone Gets Iron, Steet   Official Says No Reduction Made In Shipments To Red Zone In Germany

Payments To Some GIs . Are Halted   Half Million Vets Overpaid By Nearly Fifty Million, But Much Is Now Being Repaid

Seagulls Make Hogs of Themselves, ‘Crowd Pigs Away from Daily Meals

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD   Seagulls Make Pigs of Themselves Drive Farmer Out of Hog Business

Seagulls Act Like Hogs   In Fact, They're Driving Farmer Out Of HogRaising Business

Mrs. M’Gerr, Leading Demo Worker, Dies   Nebraska's First Woman Delegate To National Convention

Teamwork Urgec lf Farmers to Avoid Difficulty   St. Louis Banker Gives Views Before House Committee

GLACIER PLUNGE KILLS CLIMBERS   Eleven Students Trapped In New Zealand Alps; Four Are Girls

PLANE BUILDER IS QUESTIONED ON CONTRACTS   Senate Probers Also Seek Truth of Blackmail Charges Against Brewster. 

Plane Manufacturer Kept Waiting As Senate Continues Investigation

HOPE RAISED FOR GOAL CONTRACT   Steel Companies Seek Karly Settlement With Lewis

Coal Truce Needed by Industry   Steel's Desire for Uninterrupted Coa! Supply Raises Hopes For Peace Settlement

HOPES FOR ACCORD IN GOAL DISPUTES ARE HIGHER TODAY   Contract Talks Enter Third Day at Capital; Agreement to Expire on June 30.   STEEL COMPANIES SIGN AGREEMENTS

Steel Industry's Desire For Coal Bolsters Talks  Peaceful Contract Agreement Seen In Lewis Negotiation

HOPES MOUNT FOR PEACEFUL UMW CONTRACT  Desire of Steel Indus  Desire of Steel Industry Enters Into Negotiations Now In Third Day.

Lewis, Owners In Third Day Of Negotiations   Strike Deadline Is 41 Days Away

Contract Talks Between’ Lewis And Producers Now In Third Day With Strike Deadline Still 41 Days Away   MUST OVERCOME MANY HURDLES YET

Steel's Need For Fuel May Swing Deal   Union Demands For More Wages And Roy: alties Studied By Operators At Confab.

MEETINGS ON LABOR CURBS . “ARE STARTED   HOUSE 'CONFEREES MAY DROP BAN ON INDUSTRY BARGAINING—GREEX ‘AID "BILL AGREEMENT 

House To Yield On Tough Items In Labor Bill   Ban on Industry-Wide Bargaining Abandoned In Senate Conference

Death Toll Grows in Rail Tragedy In Pennsylvania   22 Known Dead; Total Of 124 in Hospitals And 20 May Not Live

124 PERSONS ARE INJURED.   At Least Twenty of Injured Are in Critical Condition — Triple Investigation Starts to Fix Blame for Wreck.

Death Toll in Rail Crash ls Up to 22   Investigation Is Started Today By Several Groups

20 Of 124 Injured In Critical Condition As Investigations Begin   Coroner Reports Counting 23 Dead Bodies; Many Thrilling Scenes Enacted In  Terrific Crash Near Horsehoe Curve.

Altoona Wreek Death Toll Reaches 22   13 Passengers, Six Mail Clerks Among Victims

WIDOWS OF HEAD NAZIS FACE TRIAL   FRAUS GOERING AND FRANK HEAD LIST UNDER INDICTMENTS

Nazi Widows to Be Put on Trial   . Survivors of Hitler's Top Henchmen Now Mosily Poor

Nazi Widows Go On Trial   Society Women Of Hitler Henchmen Face Grim Trials In Germany

Police Claim Clues in McNear Murder: Ex-Railroad Guard Underaoes Grilling

Quiz Former Guard About Rail Slaying   Man Tried For: Shooting ’. Of. Pickets. Taken. For Questioning

CLUES FOUND IN KILLING OF RAILWAY BOSS   FORMER GUARD TO BE QUESTIONED AT PEORIA

Jew Warriors Slay 21 Arabs in New Battle   Raiders Use Machineguns and Bombs in Attack on Village

Retaliate for Attack on Tel Aviv   Jewish Warriors in Raid on Arabs in Holy Land War

22 Aiabs Die, 100 Are Hurt ~ In Holy Land   Three Jews Killed As ’ Streets Run. Red. After Bombitigs, Series Of Attacks

22 ARABS KILTED IN NEW CLASHES   JEWS STRIKE WITH MACHINEGUNS AND BOMBS IN PAL. _ - ESTINE FIGHTING.

Jews Strike With Bombs; Kill 21 Arabs   Machineguns Add To Toll; Almost 100 Wounded

Jewish Forces Kill 21 Arabs In Battles   Women, Children Do Not Escape Vengeful Jews; Almost 100 Hurt

JEWISH FORCES SLAY 22 ARABS   Streets of Jerusalem and Te Aviv Flow with Blood Of Victims

Jews Kill 22 Arabs In Day   Wewen. and Children tncluded; Shoy Seven After Sterming Villoge

11 ARABS DIE DURING FIGHT NEAR TEL AVI   Jerusalem’s Old Walled City Battlefront fer Guns of 3 Nations.

25 Killed In Palestine   Attocks Continue; 100 Wounded; British Police, Troops Alerted

JEWS KILL 22 ARABS BY BOMB, MACHINE GUNS   Streets in Jerusalem Jaffa Run Red With Blood After Attacks

21 Arabs Slain As Jews Strike With Violenee   Streets in Holy Land Run Red With Blood of Dead, Wonnded Battlers

JEW WARRIORS KILL 22 ARABS NEAR TEL AVIV   Hundred Wounded In New Strife With Guns, Bombs

Jewish Attack Kills 21 Arabs In Holy Land   Machineguns and Bombs Used as Streets Run Red

Retaliation Awaited  Three Atacks In Holy Land Fatal For 21; Many Injured   Jerusalem, Jaffa Streets Reported Running In Blood

Jews Smash At Arahs; 22 More Die   Among Victims Are Women And Children

Jews Strike In Holy Land   Bombs, Machine Guns Kil 21 Arabs: Place Curfew:

Husky Policeman, Judge and Grocer Help Family of Man 'Who Stole to Provide Food 

Trio Softened by Yuletide Spirit Unite, Aid Man Turned Thief for His Family;

Policeman, Grocer, Judge Provide Christmas For Family of Desperate ‘Thief’

White Supports Plan For Big US  Merchant Marine  od  Senators Will Consider Report

Shortages Bother Economists * * * * * * * * * * ko Uk   Steel. Life-blood of Reconstruction, Center of Worry

Predict British Deal With Reds   Russia Would Trade Grain for Planes and Processes

A Weak,Run-Down Feeling Is Often A Warning   That The Red-Blood Is Gettine Law

Will CG. Grant.  Adveriising  Director. Retires J. M. Floyd Succeeds  Widely Known Lone Star Executive

J. M. FLOYD TO SUCCEED W. C. GRANT, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR, LONE STAR GAS

AFL Asks U. S. To Take Over  Western Union   Company Unable To Serve Country, AFL Spokesman Tells FCC

REWARDS POSTED FOR MISSING GIRL   FREE MAN SUSPECTED AS ABDUCTOR AFTER QUESTIONING BY FBI

ALLEN OFFERS “GRADUATED TAX CUTS   Would Give 20°, Off Only on Incomes Up to $2,500 Per Year

First Proposal On Graduated Tax Cut Is Expressed   Congressman Presents First Concrete Plan On Proposed Income Tax Reductions   HOUSE OPINION DIVIDED ON CUTS

AST, PLAN. OFEERED WOULD y ‘GIVE LOWER: INCOME         By ARTHUR F, HERMANN  Infernitional News Sarvice.

Korean Ex-Communist Discloses Soviet ‘Grab’ Plot if U. S. Retires

Reveals Plan to Capture, South Korea   Action Scheduled cas American Troops Withdraw

HEADS OF BOTH PARTIES SCORE POLICY ATTACK   One-Time Associates Join Criticism  Of Stand

Famine Relief Grain Pours from U.S. Farms   Vast Quantities Going To Europe, Asia---High Prices. More Cars Heln

DEMS EYE FIELD OF CANDIDATES   Ohio Organization Lines Ur Gubernatorial Choices

Candidates To Be Screened   ‘Lausche Question’ *‘Jp To Committee

Lausche Is Given Eye By Dems   ‘Screening’ Committee Appointed To Choose Candidate

"Who Else But Lausche?’ Ohio Democrats Ask   He’s Best Bet For Governor Race, Is Claim

RUSSIA WOULD BAR CHINA AT TREATY TALKS   Opposes Nation’s Role As Major Power In Writing Pacts

Super- Cc. & 0. Line Planned   Young May Create , Coast-Coast Route

Young Plans Rail System ToSpanU.S.   New Colossus Welding Lines To Reach from Caast to Coast.

Unknown Soldier O World War li To Join War  Comrade   Wilk be Brought From Overseas in TU49 to Arlington Cemetery

U.S. Unknown Soldier Home   Will Lie In Honor In Arlington Cemetery: All Branches.

Honors Due To Unknown   Nameless Soldier of Second War To Be Brought Home [Late in 1949.

SESIDE 1216 SBODDN Burial of ‘Unknown Soldier’ In War II Slated for °49

Arrest 18 Jews In Palestine  oe   Some Reported to Be Prominent in  Underground

Five Prominent In Underground Group, Is Claim   Scene of Flogging Incident Searched By Police, Soldiers

Report Truce In Palestine Eases Tensior   Claim Demands Made For Ending Violence In Effort to Solve AH Problems

18 JEWS SAID ARRESTED IN HOLY LAND DRIV   Reports Say Five Prominent In Underground

SENATOR SAYS HE WAS OFFERED CASH TO AVOID MEETING   Stringfellow Tells of  Brihe  Attempt When Labor -Leyislation Talked

Democrats To Join G.0.P. In  Crack Down   lo Ask President To Repudiate Wallace For Running Attack On  American Policy.

Demos May Join GOP In Attack on Wallace   Vandenberg Asks Truman To Repudiate Forme: Official; Bi-Partisan Policy Is Jeopardized

Film Magnate To Oust Reds   Purge in Hollywood Promised by Mayer

New Attacks By Palestine Jews Threaten War   British General May Ask Authority to Open Drive on Underground

Holy Land Violence Renewed   Simultaneous Attacks Launched in a Dozen Different Spots After Month of Near-Peace

Underground Attacks British Military Bases   , Use Modern Weapons; Stern Counter-Action Seen; 1 Briton Slain

Underground Units  Move in Palestine   Stern Counter-Measures Seen In Wake Of Widespread Attacks

Jewish Underground Launches Attack On British Installations   One British Officer Slain; Others Hurt

JEWS RENEW ATTACKS IN PALESTINE   At Least One Officer Slain and a Score of Persons Wounded in Drive on British Military Installations in Holy Land.

Jewish Underground In Widespread Attacks On British Military Posts

PALESTINE FACES MARTIAL LAW IN WAKE OF ATTACKS   BRITISH OFFICER SLAIN IN FORAYS OF UNDERGROUND

Palestine Is Torn By Underground's Attacks on British  Holy Land May Be Put Under Martial Taw to End Strife

Many Attacks In Palestine   Stern British Counter Moves Predicted In Holy Land

Violence Flares in Palestine   British Officer Slain as Underground Launches Series of Widespread Attacks; Scores Wounded

Underground. Renews Attack In Palestine —   Strong Countetr-Measures By British Predicted’ Following Violence,

Jews Launch Wide Attacks In Palestine;  Officer Slain   Underground Hits In 12 Operations; Martial Law Seen

Severe Brit Retaliation . Against Jew Terrorists  In Holy Land Predicted

ASKS PATIENCE WITH REDS Eisenhower Sees No Danger OF New War In Immediate Future

Ives Proposes Congress Confer With Industry And  Unions On New Labor Laws

Unions, Industry May Be Called   Senator Suggests Separate Talks Before Vote

New York Man Would Have Committee   Thinks Capital And Labor Should Each Give Views

Solon Suggests Private Parleys. On Labor Moves   Ives Asks Committee Hold Separate Conferences With Unions, Employers

Ives Believes It Is Up to COP to Show Way to Solution of Labor Problems; Separate Conferences With Labor, Management Proposed

Labor Relations Expert Says He Is of Opinion Program Helpful to All Would Come  Sees Need of Unity  Opposed Groups Would Have to Be Put in Proper Mood

House, Senate Asked fo Form Joint Committee   Closer Liaison, More Conferences Declared Needed

ORGANIZED LABOR MERGER PROPOSEL   AFL Invites CIO Chief Te Open Discussions

Pronose Merger  Of AFL And C10   Fresident Green Of A. F L. Sends Proposal To C. I. O. Chief Murray

HEAD OFA. F. L, QUOTED BELIEVING ©. 1. 0. CHIEF. » .WILL FAVOR IDEA OF 0°:  MERGING. GROUPS .

Russians Block Probing of Red Power Grab in Hungary   Soviet Occupation Commander Fails To Produce Vital Government Papers

Plane Flames May Have Destroyed Identities of Many Crash Victims

HILBU QUST ER EIGHT FORM AS GOP MEET!   Republican Steering Body Votes Unanimously to Bar Mississipnian.

BILBO OUSTER 18 G.0.P. GOAL   Republicans Meet To Map Plans for Tinseating Senator

GOP Leaders Ponder Means  To Oust bilby  Tots Calle Ginx   Taft Calls Strategists Justice Department Probes Senator

GOP Policy-Maker Tura fo Problem Of Ousting Bilbo  ‘How’ Js Question As Group Convenes "PT. hAnn Strateav

CoP Steering Group Pledges Bilbo Ouster   Now Seeks Methods. Tc Carry Out Unanimous ~ Decision.

Republicans Will Attempt To Bar Bilbo   Embattled Mississippi Sen. ator Promises To ‘Fight On’

Bilbo Ouster Means Studied   fRepublicans Committed To Prosecution Of Mississippian

BILBO DECLARES HE WON'T QUIT   Senator Promises Fight To Retain Post Despite Growing Opposition

Seek Means — To Oust Bilbo   Taft Calls Special: . Strateay Meeting

Taft Group Maps Bilbo Ouster Plan   Department of Justic Takes a Hand; “Man” Vows To Fight On.

Martin Suggests Delaying Measure On Income Taxe:   Wants Tax Bill As First Order of Business In Regular Sessicn

House Speaker Says Tax Cuts Should Wait ‘Til January —   Knutson Plan Designed for Special Session

Says U. S., British Occupation Zone Alliances Violate Potsdam Agreement

Proposes Ruhr Be Under Rule Of the Big Four   Molotoy Would Give Reich 20 Years to Fulfill Reparations

Impatient and Angry, Secretary Declares No Agreement Preferable to Hedging; Demands  That Germany Be Treated as Economie Unit

Marshall Losing  Patience . Warns Soviets Th   Warns Soviets There Must Be A ‘Real Meeting of Minds’ Over German Peace

Blasts Deadlock On German Issue   Better No Agreement Than A False One, Secretary Warns Big Feur   RED REPARATIONS CLAIMS REJECTED   Says U.S. Will Not Permit Germany to Be Made An Economic Poorhouse

Marshall in Blast at Big Four Delays   Asks “Rea! Meeting o Minds” on Reich, or No Accord at All.

Calls No Pact Better Than Bid for Reparations   Secretary of State Also Blasts French Request for Coal

MARSHALL HITS RUSSIAN PLANS FOR GERMANY   Delivers Stinging Blast At Soviet Proposals For Reparations

WANTS "MEETING OF MINDS’ OR NO GERMAN TREATY   Says Soviets Aim To Make Area An Keonemic Poorhouse

MARSHALL IS ANGRY OVER TREATY DELAY   Must Be Real Meeting Of Minds Ig Agreement Is To Be Made

House Debate on Rent Control Bill Produced First Revolt in GOP Renks

Bishop Switches Vote To Help Party Drown Demos’ Rent Pigeonholing Measure

Houstéh: ds Crowding ‘Dallas for Place in Old-Age-. Gag Used in Vaudeville ©. «-~

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  The Man Who Loved A Taxi  -A Romance [n Boom Town

2 MEADVIILE STORES BURN   Early Morning Fire Causes $200,000 Loss; Fireman Overcome by Smoke

Chief Executive Rejects Tax Cut   State of the Union Message Urges Congress To Impose Compulsory Arbitration on Labor and Management; Promises Ralaneed Rudeet in 1948

Truman Outlines His Program For Congress   State Of Union Message 1 Given; New Budget To Be Balanced

COMPULSORY ARBITRATION IS PROPOSED   GOP Plans for Income Tax Cuts Rejected; White House Plans Balanced Budget.

President Asks Compulsory Arbitration of Some Strikes: Unposes Cutting Income Tax

Congress Is Told Budget Will Balance   Asks For Compulsory Arbitration Against Unjustified Strikes

Truman's Speech to Congress Hits At Restrictive Business Monopoly   Proposals of GOP for Income Tax Reductions Rejected; Budget Will Provide for Surplus

In Address to Congress, Says Cuts Now Would Upset Balanced Budget Plans; Would Curb Labor, Business Monopo _ Les.

Asks Cooperation to Protect Nation Against Business Monopoly; Would Keep Taxes

Rej jects GOP Bid For Heavy Slash  ~ In Income Taxe:   President Delivers His An. nual Address on Union To Both Houses   TAX VIEWS PROMISE SHARP CONTROVERSY   Labor Program Includes Move to Ban Jurisdictional Walkouts

Congress Is Advised to Attach Bills to Relief Allotments   Hoover Bases His Recommendations on Findings of Three-Week Survev in Stricken European Area

FIVE ARMY FLIERS DIE NEAR WINDSOR   Plane En Route To Selfridge Went Down

Brazil Foils Plot Against Dutra Regime   Thirty Army Sergeants Ar. rested for Conspiring On Behalf Former President

7-CENT BOOST ENDS AKRON'S BUS STRIKE   Mechanics Also Win Other ‘Concessions’ In Return

West Coast Gets Best Look At Phenomenon  Today’s Eclipse Of Sun Only Minor Show In Most Of US.

Truman May Not Lift Controls on Installment Plan   President Says He Plans Action if Congress Fails

Truman Uncertain On Credit Control  Installment Buying 7 to ttn Bow Wat

Informs Newsmen He Promised Onl To Aét in Case Congress Failed To Do So; Meets Other Questions At Conference

Truman Make No Plans To End Controls   Answers Questions On Installment Purchasing

TRUMAN DENIES PLANS TO LIFT CREDIT CONTROL   witiGearse es Ww OWT TTT  RECALLS PROMISE TO ‘TAKE ACTION’ iF CONGRESS FAILS

Dees Not Pledge To  - Remove Controls, If Congress Acts Against Them

Truman Asserts He Has Not Pledged to Lift Credit Contre!   President Says He Has Only Promised He'll Take Some Action

WERE -FORC ED TO LIE   Japanese Witnesses Say American Airmea Were Not Shot

Phone Union Will Appeal To President   Spokesmen Say Company Inspired Back-To-Work Movement Fails

Some Telephone Workersi in South ‘Return to Jobs   Company-Inspired Move Fails to Lure Employes, Union Says

Soil Conservation Farm Plans OK'd In Plymouth County  Approval Given Three _Marion Township Mer By Commissioners

\Life Of United Nations Demonstrator Is Tough One, But Two Egyptians Prove TheyCan Takelt

Vote 35 To 9 For Division Of Authority   3 Amendments Are Adopted At Session

Your Share: $316— Audrain Spent More In Year On Federal Taxes Than Food Bills

Paid More For Government Than for Food  Contd C'asrimndr DacidAané   Scott County Residents Paid $316 Eacn to Govt.. $302 for Four

Top Military Men Uraing Universal Military Training   Say Basic Needs of U. S. Include Powerfui Airforce And Strong Navy

Milifary Men Plead for U.S. Defense Plan    Universal Draft, Powerful Air Force and Adequate Navy Will Save Nation  Surorice Attack: They Say

‘Basic Needs’   Universal Training, Powerful Airforce, Navy Listed

Convict Romney In Fund Shortage  ee Da 14 C142 OL2   Concealed $143,863 Loss For 2 Decades

Romney Found  Guilty By Jury Shortage Of $143,863 In Accounts, Charge

Romney Convicted  On Charges of  Hiding Shortages Federal Court Jury  Reaches Verdict In Hour, 50 Minutes

Weather--  Jury Gives lts Verdict On Romney   Sergeant-at-Arms Founc Guilty of Concealing Shortage in Bank.

False Reports To Accountant  ‘Cash On Hand   Attorney Intends To File For New Trials; Romney Krea On Rond.

Convict 'Former. House Sergeant   Romney Found Guilty of Concealing Big Shortage in Books

GUILTY OF FRAUD   Ex-Officer Convicted on Charge of Concealing Shortage Two Decades

House Banker Hid Shortage For 20 Years   Move For New Trial Te Delay Sentence U nti! Next Week

ROMNEY FOUND GUILTY BY JURY   Convicted of Hiding Hance Rank Shortages

ROMNEY GUILTY ON HOUSE MONEY CHARGE   Verdict On Concealing Short. ages Held Up

ROMNEY {5 FOUND GUILTY OF FRAUD   Former Sergeant-at-Arms of U. S. Congress Is Convicted.

EX-SERGEANT AT ARMS CONVICTED OF FRAUD   Kenneth Romney Faces Possible 30 Years In Prison and $30.000 Fine

HOUSE BANKER ~ FOUND GUILTY   Ex-Sergeant-at-Arms Convict. ‘ed for Concealing Big Shortage in Accounts

 Former House Official Convicted 'Of Hiding Shortages of $143.863

THREE-DOLLAR WHEAT AGAIN A POSSIBILITY   Scramble for Grain To Cover Contracts May Bring Upturn

Shorts May Force Wheat to $3 Mark   Another Scramble for Scarce Grain Seen as Probable

Surge in Wheat Price to March Levels Possible   Experts Say $3 Price Could Develop Within 10 Davs

$3.00 Wheat Could Return   Grain Experts Say Development Might Come Within Next 10 Days.

Return Of $3 Wheat Is Seen As Possibility   Temporary Price Spurt Could Have Political Re-

Battle Over Applica tion Of Labor Law Anticipated   Labor and Management Can Haul Each Other Before National Labor Relations Board—Courts Become Important

The New Labor Law Long Struggle Over Application  Of Union Curbs Is Expected

Bogus Money Is In Circulation   Four Persons Held as Counterfeit Bills Make Appearance

Big Upsurge in Counterfeiting  Bogus Money Passin Being Investiqated

TWO MEN APPREHENDED FOR STEALING POSTS   Some Five Hundred Were Taken From Supply Depot   TRUCK PARTLY LOADED

ARREST TWO MEN FOR . TAKING FENCE POSTS   State Police Apprehend Two   Philadelphians at Trevose  Supply Depot   'HAD POSTS ON TRUCK

Will: Work- ‘With. Others in Recommending Executive ; Branch   “Changes :

Government T'¢ Be Studied by 12-Man Group  Hoover Will Head " ot toe Dee am  _.=s. :. 9

SEN. TAFT WOULD CUT U.S. PUBLIC WORKS SPENDING   Against Grant Of Fund Boost To Any Agency

Public Spending To Be Cut 25 Per Cent, Tatt Says   Proposes No Increase For Any Department In Effort To Cut Taxes

Senator Favors Smaller Curb on Proposed Budge!   Upper House Expected To Ask $4,500,000,000 Cut for Fiscal 1948

Taft Would Cut Public Works Spending 25 Pct   Senator Seeking Budget Reduction Of 4.5 Billion

Tatt's Budget Cut ‘Plan Will Reduce Public Works Funds   Would Enable U. S. To Carry Out All Int’l Commitments

Public Works Hit In Proposed Cut   REA Budget Would Be Slashed By Million Dellars, Highways Would Feel Sharp Cuts

16 KILLED IN CRASH OF BOMBER At SEA   Plane En Route to Guam From Kwajalein Catches Fire, Explodes and Sinks in Few Minutes.

HARRY K. THAW DIES   Funeral Rites and Burial Will Be at Pittsburgh

Davids Named New Clerk of Election Board   Little America ls Left by Expedition   Luciano Will Be Sent from Cuba   Harry K. Thaw Is Claimed; Burial To Be in Pittsburgh

Harry K. Thaw Dies In Horida   Body of Multi-Millionaire To Be Carried To Pittsburgh For Burial

Harry K. Thaw Dies; Tc Be Buried in Pittsburgh   Millionaire Famous Over Shooting Case

Body Of Harry K. Thaw,  Multi-Millionaire, ‘On Way To Pittsburah

‘Multi-Millionaire Thaw's Turbulent Life Ends; Pittsburgh Rites Are Sei

G.0.P. LABOR LAWMAKERS ELATED   “Toughening” Amendments Good As Approved    SEN, WHERRY   Says Strike-Curbing Rules Assured With Defeat Of Morse Plan

6. O.P. JUBILANT ABOUT LABOR   Hail Defeat of Split-Up Pro. posal as Harbinger of Victory.

Final Passage Of Labor Bill Held Assured   Republicans Quiet On Prospects for Over-ride of Veto

FINAL SENATE VOTE NOT LIKELY TILL NEXT WEEK   GOP Silent on Possibilities of Overriding Truman’s Rejection

Senate GOP See ‘Tough’ Labor Bill   Opponents Predict Veto Of Legislation; Proposal To Split Bill Defeated

Toughening Amendments To Senate Labor Statute Appear Assured To GOP

GOP Leaders See Senate OK of Anti-Strike Bill   Democrats Claim President Truman Will Veto Measure

Expect Adoption Of ‘Tough’ Labor  Bill Amendments   But GOP Leaders Won't Predict That A Veto Could Be Overridden.

GOP Senators See Fina! Victory For Labor Curb Bill   Refuse Commitment On Possible Vote Over Truman Veto

Senate Nears Action Upon Labor Bill   Leaders Predict Committee Bil! Will Be Toughened

LABOR MEASURE APPROVAL SEEN   GOP Leaders Defeat Move for Restrictive Clauses

GOP Leaders Rejoice Over First Victory   Some See Toughening Amendments To Strike Bill Good As Approved.

Threat Of Veto Hangs Over New Labor Measure   “Tough” Legislation Hele Certain Of “Passage But Enough Votes To Overvide Veto Doubtful

~~LABOR— Final Vote Expected Next Week  Democrats Look 7 Truman For Veto

‘Toughened’ Labor Bill Is Assured      (Republican Leaders Sure  Gf Passage but Avoid  ‘ t   Comment on Democratic  Forecast of Veta

DEFEAT OF MOVE TO DIVIDE LABOR BILL HAILED BY LEADERS   TOUGHENING UP OF NEW LAW IN SENATE SEEN INDICATED BY VETO

2,200,000 Government Positions Are Covered By Order of President

Nightmare Of Sea Saga Of Unlucky Tugboat And “‘Charges’’ Incomplete

UN Group Favors Palestine Split   Committee Would Allow Entrance of 150,000 Jews

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  A Boswell Of The Bivalves Sells Oysters On Tank Lite

World Isn‘t Dr. Prytherch’s Oyster But thée:Oyster Is Certainly His World’: -

Policy Group Seeks Further Inflation Curb   Feeling Mounts  For Reducing DRepcidoent’. Ontian

Tighter Export Controls Urged   GOP Policy Makers Propose ‘Directives’ For the President

GOP Leaders Talk Of Tightening Up — IU. -S.Export Controls       An “lflation Plan

REQUIRE PLANES FOR U.N. POLICE   FORESEE NEED FOR U, S, TO RENOVATE STORED AIRCRAFT

U.N. Police Force Would Mean Tapping of U.S. Air Reserve   Only 1,500 AAF Planes in Action; 25,000 Are Stored in Hangars+

THE COUNTY MAY BE CAUGHT WITH ITS BRIDGES DOWN   Finance Problems Result Ip Trip by Court to Jeffernon City,   FLOODS CAUSE A WORRY   More Revenue Sought and Tax Rate Cannot Be Hiked In Livingston.

Finance Problems Result In Trip by Court to Jeffer- — son City.   FLOODS CAUSE A WORRY   More Revenue Sought and Tax Rate Cannot Be Hiked In Livingston.

U. S. Studies Proposal for Centralized Food Purchases under Marshall Plar

GARSON RETUTCS MAY CONNECTIONS   Congressmen Did Not Aid in Getting War Work, He Says.

Garsson Denies May Helped Get Contracts   Combine Head Testifies  Congressman Gave Aid in Diffieulties with Ordnanpa

Garsson Says May Gave Hin No Help In War Contracts   Manufacturer Testifies For Congressman Is Not Inplicated   DEFENDANT ASSERTS ALL ORDERS LEGAL   Other Witnesses Tell of Pressures to Influence

Court Refuses to Listen to Challenge  Defense Motions . Filed in Jap War Trials

Two Men Injured When Wall Falls   Two Sections of Pier 57 Collapse ‘as’ Entrance Facade Drops

Gutted Pier Wall Falls   Two Men Are Injured While Examining Fire Damage to Structure .

‘We Still Think We'll Get Plenty of ‘Snow Without the Home-Mare Kind

 ‘Snow Maker’ Gets Man y Requests From Over Nation - To Bring Product To Various Areas For Many Uses

New York Scientist Flooded Witl Reauests for Made-to-Order Snovy

“Snow-Maker” Snowed Under With Requests -- One Plea Is for Sugar

WOMAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS DIES AT HOME   Police Probe Possibilities of Hit-Run Accident or Attack In Drv Run.

WRECK BURNS TRIO FATALLY   Holland and Delta Youths Die While Returning. From Dance

THREE STUDENTS BURN TO DEATH   Fourth Rescued from Blazing Auto after Accident

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Three High School Students Burn to Death

THREE NORTHWESTERN OHIO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TRAPPED IN WRECK : AGE

Marietta College President Gets Support From Faculty   Petition Protests Trustees’ Move To Qust Dr. Shimer Recauce «tf Diverce

Aid Bill Gets 1-Vote Margin   Martin Optimistic Despite Close Call

Big Majority for Aid Bill Is Predicted   Speaker Martin Says It Will Be Okayed iby Sizable Marain

AFL OPPOSES PRICE CONTROL T0 CUT COSTS   Pressure for Boosts In Pay Forecast By Council

  'D‘Ewart Says Shortage Of Labor in Beets  Is Threatening Again

‘No Complicati Seen in Shutdown   eluckman Is Sure Distillers Can Find \ for Displaced Persons  aerate, ou pa Eee aren = wn we 6 2e ft   SEES SCHWELLENBACH   Hopes for Agreement With _ Bakers to Save 3 Million Bushels Grain

‘No Complications Seen in Shutdown   «Luckman Is Sure Distillers  Foal dla   SEES SCHWELLENBACH   = for Agreement With Bakers to Save 3 Million Bushels Grain

Bill Assures Money for Basin Work   President’s Signature on Reclamation Act Ends  Lengthy Controversy on Project Appropriations

United States Opposes Voice For Jews In UN   American Attitude Remains Firm Today

U.S. REMAINS FIRM AGAINST PROPOSITION   Russia Willing To Modify  Demande

U.S. STOPS FIVE PLANS TO GIVE JEWS UN VOICE   Holds Out For Original Point  On Inctructian

QUESTION: AT ISSUE 1s PRESENCE OF JEWISH REPRESENTATIVES AT DEBATE’‘ON PALESTINE

Compromises Are Offered  On Jewish Voice At UN   United States, However, Opposes All Plans Submitted; Firm American Attitude In Sharp Contrast To Russian Tendency Toa Maderate

5 Nations Make Suggestions for Handling Issues   Arabs Ask Hearing; Soviets Show Signs Of Moderating Stand

U. S. FIRM ON PALESTINE QUESTION   Rejects Suggested Compromises at U. N. Meeting

REV. R, J. HUNTER DIES HERE AT 80   Beloved Retired Presbyterian Minister Suceumbs; Funeral At 3 P.M. Fri chee

Reports Of Flying Objects Big As Airplanes Being Discounted   ‘ Idaho Business Man Claims To Have Seen Huge Missiles He Said Were Traveling At The Rate Of 1200 Miles An Hour.

Nine Mysterious Objects Observed Traveling At 1200 M.P.H. Seen By Pilot

Officials Skeptical Of Mysterious Objects Seen Flying Through Air

Mystery Of The Air Lanes Flyer Reports Sighting Strange Objects In Sky

Doubt Story of Flying Objects  idaho Man Says They Are Size af DO.4s is

Army And CAA Skeptical Of Report About Mysterious Flying Objects

Marshall Sets New U.S. Poliey   Reverses Stand Taken By Byrnes At Peace Talks

Marshall Reiects Two-Thirds Rule (Cn German Pact   U. S. Envoy Says Big Four Doesn’t Have to Accent Such Proposals   DECISION REVERSE OF BYRNES POLICY   State Secretary Abandons Plan for German Ratification of Treaty

Members Of Underground Try To Blow Up British Radar Station In Haifa

7 TO BOOST FOR VETS   Democrats Fight to Wipe Out Cut of $350,000,000

WIND SPEEDS FRIGID WAVE TO MIDWEST   Blizzards Raging in Dakotas and Minnesota

TWO BRITISH OFFICERS “RILLED AND SEVEN OTHER "PERSONS. INJURED ‘BY  EXPLOSIONS

LIGHT RAINFALL FOR STATE SEEN IN NEXT 5 DAYS   Northwest to Receive Showers Tuesday Night, Entire State Wednesday

STUDENTS SIEZE SCHOOL    Hoist Italian Flag Over University of Trieste: Defy Police

U.S. Protests Slav Brutality Toward Yanks   Seizure of Americans and British Held  Tnavergcahla

SEIZED MONTH AGO, 2 YANKS STILL DETAINED   Seven Britons Also Held

U.S. Demands Yugoslavia Release Allied Soldiers   Two Americans and Seven Britons Still in Custody, Protest Charges

'- Immediate Reledse: of Military’Persormel "Detained bv Slav Gov't Will Be"Dermainded

U. S. Flays  Yugoslav Seizures   Charges Unwarranted Detention of Troops, Serious Maltreatment

British Renew Soviet Claims   Ask Second Time for Information on Seizure of Power by Reds in Hungary

Move By Reds In Austria  Is Told   British Again Ask For Information On Hungary

Reds Continue Maneuvering In Balkans   Austrian Official Says Russia Will Not Sign Treaty With  Pracent Government

Vienna Reports New Soviet Grak in Austria   Soviet Aggression May Be Answer to Truman Doctrine

British Ask Information On Hungary   Moves In Balkans Seen As Answer To Truman Doctrine

Red Tells  of Aims on Austria   Britain Makes New Demand for Hungary Coup Documents

Albania Waits U.N. Quizzing   Second Membership Bid Up for Airing

UN Will Decide Albanian Entry   East, West Square Off For Last Fight On Tough Question

East-West UN Showdown on Albania   Attitude on Corfu Incident May Be Hurdle

Four Deaths Mark Climax Chicago Feud   Gang Kills Three Men, Two Taken for One-Way Ride, Feign Dead, Escape; Police Kill Gang Leader

Chicago Gang Battle Ends; Four Are Dead   Ex-Convict Had Grudge Against A ‘Stool Pigeon?’

A Die, 2 Shot In Gang War   Chicago Mass Killing Worst Since 1929 Valentine Massacre

FOUR SLAIN, ONE Y POLICE IN CHICAO FEUD   Two Survive Ganglandtyle Ride Shooting By Playing Dead

Four Dead After Feud Slaughter  we. Se   Two Survive Gangland-Style Ride Shootings

Shot by Shot Account of Chicago Gun Battle Provides Bloody Story

Hoodlum Row Ends With 4 Shot to Death   Police End It By Shooting Down “Kill Crazy” Leader

Four Slain In Chicago Feud       Blaodiest Borst of Kilkeg Since 392% Covers: Six Hours. of Murders

WORST IN 19 YEARS  Grudge Results in Mass Killings in Chicago Area

Four Slain In Chicago Gang War  Atfthray Rlaandia«   Attray Bloodiest Since Valentine Day of 1929

“‘Pro-Public”’ Labor Bill Is Passed   Governor Gets Measure Opposed By Labor Groups

Huge Craft Similar To B- 29 In Size  New, Six- Engined Jet Bomber Rolled Out Of Seattle Plant

U. S. Blasts Hungary Note   Reply To Protests Over Arrest Of American In Hungary Criticized

U.S. Denounces Hungary Reply As Unsatisfactory   Government Protests Arrest Of American Citizen By Hungarian Secret Police; ‘Suitable Apology’ And Assurance Of No Repeats Demanded

Beverage Sales Tax Is Proposed  Would Permit Cities To Impose Levy

IEAAD FAUILINES FOR INSANE, SCHOOL FOR BOYS ASSAILED  CORSICANA STATE HOMI WINS PRAISE AS WELL MANAGED FROM SOLONS

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: URGES PROTECTION OF CIVIL LIBERTIES IND tT ¢

  Presbyterians Ask Proteetion  ‘Givil Rights Of All Citizens   ' Civil Liberties Of All Minorities And Classes Emphasized

Americans To Urge Molotov To Reduce Ten Billion: Dollar Demand on Reich

Marshall, . i: Etfort to Speed Up Parley, Asks  Russia to Name Terms

DENY BUSMEN JOBLESS PAY   Board Reverses Referee’s Decision On Claims Of Pittsburgh Drivers

Justice Dept. Hits Security Snag; Can't Prosecute 2 Army Sergeants Without Revealing Atom Secrets

BUME DATA GASt HITS SNAG TODAY   Department Is Unable to Prosecute because of Danger

Theft of Hill Pictures Poses Major Problem  For Federal Attornovs

Uproar Starts  In Farm Session   House And Senate Members Make  Accusations

Congressman Lashe: Report Describing "Typical Family"   And Seo. Thomas Asks Why Any Effort to Breok Greit Market He Canditrent as Kenorted

Senate Committees Wrangle Over  Status of Farmer  Charges of Falsehood: Throw Hearing Into Uproar Today

Congressmen Say Statement Insults Farmers   Deny Rural Life Conditions as Bad as Painted

Farm Description Starts An Uproar   Agriculture Departmen Picture of Dilapitated Homes Attacked   REP. GROSS IS BITTER   Brands Statement as a “De. liberate Falsehood” and “Insult” to Farmer

Agriculture Dept Target of Blast By Congressman  7 ee eer fe Re   Accused of Trying To Break Market

Agriculture Department Picture of Dieptated " Homes Attacked   Brands Statement asa “De-

Congressmen Rap U.S. Grain Policy   ination: eomir a) 4  Agriculture Officials Asked to Explain  TR abin ns! nf RMnebns

FARM PICTURE   Committee In Uproar Durinc Debate Over Plight Of Country Families

Wants to Know Why an Attempt Is Being Made to Break Grain Market in View of Dire Conditions

AMERICAN FARM FAMILY PLIGHT CLAIM FLAYED   Solon Says Agricultural Setup Lied in Describing Rural Area Conditions

Gross Throws Committee Session Into An Uproar   He Takes Strenuous Exceptions To Agricultural Department’s Description  Of Plight Of Average Farm Family

Agriculture Dept. Target of Blast By Congressman   Accused of Trying To Break Market

DESCRIPTION OF U.S. FARM FAMILY THROWS REARING INTO UPROAR  AGRICULTURE DEPT.’S ° REPORT CALLED “LIES”,

House, Senate Groups Thrown Into Uproar Over Statements By Congressman Gross

BRITISH PLAN FOR INDIA IS BEING STUDIED   Troops St~;, ye of, Eye  ee as Hindu, Mot + siete oposal

Great Britain’s Plan to Withdraw From India Presented to Leaders

PLACE INDIA PLAN BEFORE 3 GROUPS   British Offer Program To Withdraw from Colony After 150 Years

FEAR DISORDERS AS NEW DELHI CONFAB OPENS   Mountbatten Begins Talks on British Withdrawal From India

INDIA’S LEADERS GET PEACE PLAN   Silent On Reaction In Wake Of All-Morning Meeting

Indians Given Britain's Plan ForWithdrawa   Country Quiet: Native Leaders Reveal No  Details

Economic Tug-of-War Likely to Continue Unti One or Other Side Tires of Cost and Strain

AGREEMENT ON GERMANY IS DOOMED   - Marshall Plon Splits Reich Down the Middle

Move Develops For More Teeth In Labor Bil   House Prepares For Open Debate On Measure At Tuesday Session   MURRAY OPENS WAR ON MEASURE

DANVILLE MAN IS MINE DIRECTOR   PICK THOMAS MOSES TO REPLACE WALKER IN STATE BUREAU

@ PAUL MALLON—  Tells of Work Accomplished Through Local Leadership

Police Hold Ex-Convict Who Went Away with Pretty Ohio State Coed

Missing Ohio Co-Ed  ls Home Unharmed   Formr Convict Held; Professor's Daughter Claims He Wanted To Marry Her During Trip

Big Hunt Ended; Convict Jailed... . Missing Ohio Co-Ed Is Resting At Home After ~ Harrowing Experience

Missing Ohio State Coed Returns; Ex-Convict Questioned by Police

Co-Ed Returns Unhurt To Home  Her Story Differs From Companion’s

Ex-Convict in Custody; Girl He ‘Abducted’  Returns Home Unharmed

Gestapo Chief And 5 Henchmen Die For Part In Destruction Of Lidice

Vote! Vote! Vote -In The School Tax Election Tuesday   Co. One-Mill Tax District 3-Mill Tax, Expiring

OAL AND RAIL. PLANT CHIEFS WANT CHANG!   Charge Industrywide Setups Reason for Crippling. - Labor Strikes.

INDUSTRY ASKS CURB ON LEWIS   National Bargaining  Practice Scored

COAL OPERATOR ASKS CURB ON COAL WALKOUTS   Industrial Leaders Urge Ban on Indus-, trywide Bargaining

BARGAINING CONSIDER ED IMPOSSIBLE   Mine Owners Seek to Place Ban on Industry-wide Negotiations.

Ban: on: ndustrywide: Bargaining Requested      “John: Lewis Paver.

Ask Congress To End Nation Wide Tie-Ups   Southern Operators As Miners Be Sripped Of Power To  P aralyze N Nation.

Mine Operators Ask Congress to Curb UMW Boss   Spokesman for Coal Industry is Witness Before Senate Group

Coal Company President Author of Request in Nation’s Capital; Curb On Lewis Is Asked.

CONGRESS URGED TO CURB STRIKE POWER OF LEWIS   Mine Owners Seck To Halt Nationwide Shutdown of Minec-

TRE PEOPLE GIVE  en a eR A Nc mm  Wedding Gifts Being Mace Ready For Princess Elizabeth

May Eligible To Draw  Pension—Even in Jail Hy The Ansectniod Press (More About May Conviction a 7

Accidental Death Total For Laber Day Weekend  Nensne Total of 250

Traffic Kills 178; Californi Has 11 Dead   ‘Drownings Claim 35 Lives: 43 Die ‘in Other Mishaps

Court Nullifies $21,000 Awarded In Deaths of 6 Fayette Countians

Vet Bonus Bill Motion Up In House Monday   38 Ask Rejection of Action Of Committee In Voting to Kill Bill

6 Die In Crash Of Rescue Plane   Craft Crashes In Flight To Carry Supplies To English Villagers

'FREDERICK COUNTY ELEVENTH IN NATION IN ACRES OF SWEET iICORN PRODUCED FOR MARKET

British Industry Facing More Losses in Crisis  Fuel Shortage End Not Sighted, Aitlee Revporis

Gas Shortage Threat Adds To Crisis  In Britain   Attlee Discloses Company Coal Piles Have Dwindled to 9} Days Supply

Coal For Gas Dwindles As Britain’s Situation Remains Grimly Serious   Prime Minister Attlee Warns House Conditions Will Become Increasingly Worse And Not Reme died For Weeks After Cold Ends

Situation Still Critical End to Grave Power Crisis in Britain Not Yet Sighted, Attlee Tells Commons

ale BY COAL SHORTAGE      BLACKOUT oN’ OF WARTIME BLE   vont te tee cept for Few Lights at iy intersections and = Traffic Signals. :

Menace of Coal  Shortage Grows  Throughout Britaix Gas Supply Being  Threatened as "Electric risis Continues

Coal Supply Dwindles To 9-Day Quota   Major Hopes Based On A Weakening Of  Severe Winter Crin

COAL SUPPLY SAID LOW   British Industrial Losses Soaring: No Relief Seen

FUEL SHORTAGE _  — CRISIS REMAINS   Attlee Says Power Blackout Has Saved 78,000 Tons Of Coal In Three Davs

Allee Reports End to Grisis. Not Sighted; US. “Coaoffered “by Truman

Britain Fails To Sight End Of Fuel Crisis   Stakes Hopes On Break In Weather; Colliers Moving

Further Shutdowns Threatened by Fuel Shortage in Britain   Coal Stocks At Gas Companies Dwindle To Nine Days Supply; No End of Critical Power Crises in Sight, Attlee Says

Truman Offers To Divert Coal Ships on Seas   Labor Government’s Chief Paints Grim Picture  Ran flmmemnws

ESTABLISHMENT OF BRISTOL TOWNSHIP COLLEGE ASSURED   “Junior Annapolis” is Arranged For Under Terms of Trust Estate   Will Directs College Be Buil On 66-Acre Tract Along The Delaware

ATOMIC ISSUE FACES TROUBLE   Decision On Lilienthal May Be Crowded Out By Balkan Aid Bill

May or I V ndall, Indianapolis, Dies  Native of City, 70, Found Dead in Bed— Was Army General

MAYOR R. TYNDALL SUCCUMBS TODAY AT STATE CAPITAL   Indianapolis Executive [ Found Dead in Bed a Home This Morning; Seek Cause of Death.   DECEASED SPOKE AT MEETING HERE

Mayor Tyndall Of Indianapolis Dies In Sleep   Former Major General in Army Had Been _ Elected  Mayor in 1942.

FOOD PLA IN MID-WEST   Restaurants For Most Part Ignore Meatless And Poultryless Days

FOOD PROGRAM COMPLIANCE SPOTTY THROUGHOUT NATIO}   SURVEY MADE ON “MEAT: LESS" AND “POULTRYLESS" DAYS BY NEWS  ’” SERVICE

Meatless Days Qhservance In Nation ‘Spotty   Survey Reveals Most Res taurants Outside Eastern Cities Ignoring Program

CONSERVAT PLAN. IGNORED IN MANY CITIES   Survey Reveals Most Restaurants Leaving Decision Up to Customers

Fading Assembly Runs Into Several Snarls Over Pending Bills, as Time Draws To Close.   PENNY GAS TAX IS  STILL DEBATE ITEM

Assembly Near Close---Liquor  Bill Recalled   Title Defect Requires New Vote on Reform Measure as Deadline Rushes Schedule

TAKES TOP HONORS      a.U. Debate Team Wins Three Firsts at Winfield Tournament

TAKES TOP HONORS   K.U. Debate Team Wine Three F Winfield Tournament

Process Half of Disputed Ballots   Four Challenged By Local 248, UAW-CIC

RESIDENT TRUM) USED HIS VETO FOR FIRST TIME TODAY   Legislation Would Give Power to Counsel for Investigating Committee.   TURNED DOWN BILL   One Purpose Was to Allow Employment of Former Senator Wheeler.

DROPS OtNATE ORO BILL FOR COMPROMISE   New Plan Provides Further Restrictions on Sale and Taverns.

Fimmen’s Plan Substituted For Senate Measure   Discretionary Issuance Of Permits By Council: Is Frased.

Substitutes  Compromise Plan, 58-47   Retains Present System Of Issuing Permits in Cities, Towns.

Report New Evidence Flies Can Carry Virus Of Infantile Paralysis

Plane Lost; 18 Aboard   Pan American Craft Missing In Alaska; 49 Die In Greece   @ DEAD IN CRASH

Pan-American Transport !s lona Overdue   Craft Vanishes Thirty Minutes Out of Juneau; Eighteen Persons Were Aboard,

SCOTLAND YARDS TAKES © NEW PRECAUTivNS AGAINST MURDER-BY-MAIL BOMBS .

Double Wedding At Ireton Church First Last Week  Lois Boisen-John Miiniate And I nie

DOUBLE WEDDING IS SOLEMNIZED AT IRETON CHURCH   Lois Boisen And John Miniets; Lois Anderson And Orin Boisen Wed

Double Wedding At Ireton Church First Last Week  Lois Boisen-John   Lois Boisen-John Miniets And Lois  Anderson-Oren Boisen

DOUBLE WEDDING AT AKRON SUNDAY   Lois Boisen, John: Miniets— -»Lois ‘Anderson, : Orin. - Boisen Principals’. 

DOUBLE WEDDING. AT AKRON SUNDAY      Lois Boisen, John Miniets— Lois Anderson, Orin Boisen Principals

Bricker Motion To Bring Test Vote on Lilienthal   Ohio Senator Brands Nominee for Atomic Board Incompetent

RECESS DELAYS LILIENTHAL VOTE   Test to Come on Motion t& Send Nomination Back

Lilienthal Test Vote Postponed   Senator Bricker Would Return Nomination to Atomic Energy Group

Lilienthal Vote Again Postponed   Week-end Senate Recess Qnece More Delays Test On Debated Nomination

LILIENTHAL TEST SEI ON MOVE BY BRICKEF   Ohio Senator Seeks To Send Atom Names Back

PRICES OF FOOD SOARING TOWARD MIDYEAR RECORD   Jan. Indexes Were Up 30 Per Cent; Hov Prices Lead

Hogs Hit $30 Per Hundred: weight At Chicago Today   Drep Only Temporary

State Election Inquiry Asked  Senate Committee Recommends Action

POSSIBILITY OF KIDNAPING  Widespread Search Conducted For Missing 3-Year-Old Boy

Kidnaping of Chil Feared  Ses rch Ar = Abe Bie Bec r Res   Another Picture Page 18

Child Missing 24: Hours at  Lake Resort   Bleodhounds Follow Trail Of Boy io Point Where Car Stepped; Lad Is Son  of Marine Based in Calif,

Curley To Run Boston From’ Jail If Court Maneuver Fails  Calmly Hears News High Tribunal Denies His Appeal Of Fraud Convictior

BEVIN WANTS TALKS BEFORE PARIS PARLEY   Limiting of British Imports trom U.S. May Cause Some Friction.

BRITISH MAKING NEW AID EFFORT   Soviet Agreement to Marshall Proposal Sought

Red Agreement on Reich Uraed   Britain Desires Stand on Economic Unity

New Effort Made to Get Soviet Support For Marshall Plan   Clayton Holds Preliminary Conferences’

New Effort On German  Plan Made   British Trying To Get Russia To Favor A Program For Aiding German Nation

Rich Heiress Hits Marital Trail For The Fourth Time  Aton Hewitt Weds Dis Jockey 24 Hours Afte His Wife’s Death

Radio To Riches: 7 Heiress Married Fourth Time, ‘Dise Jockey’ Her Latest Mate

CONFIDENT OF OVERRIDING THE PRESIDENT’S VETO    Decisive House and Senate G.0.P. Victories on Por ' tal Pay Suits.   SENATE VOTE 64 TO 24   This Was on Outlawing Virtually All Pending and Future Claims.

Confidence Shown By Republicans in Portal Pay Fight   Believe a Possible _ Veto by Truman Can Be Overridden

TRUMAN VETO ONPORTAL PAY HELD USELESS   Republicans are Confident! After Decisive House, Senate Victories

GOP CONFIDENT A TRUMAN VETO CAN BE BEATEN   Senate Votes 64 To 24 To Outlaw Portal Claims; House Killed Demands By 435 To 56; Easy TwoThirds Majority.

Say Portal Pay Ban Veto Could Be Overridden   GOP Cites Decisive Outlawing Votes In House And Senate.

Bill to Outlaw Portal - Pay Suits Will Pass, Republicans Predict   GOP Confident Truman Veto of Plan Will be Overridden

0. P. SURE CAN KILL OFF IRTAL SUITS   nate Passes Outlawing ct, Claims Strength To Override Veto

See Portal Veto Beaten   Republicans Are Confident If Truman  Vetoes Measure

Senators Ban Portal Cases; Power To Upset Veto Seen   Bricker. Taft Back Bill

Republicans Hoy)  To Override  Portal Bill Veto Margin in Both Houses Indicates Two-Thirds Veto  Bene tk Wee Rhitamke

GOP Confident Of Overriding Pay Bill Veto   House, Senate Wins Convince Party Anti-Portal Bill to Pass

GOP Unafraid Of Truman Veto On Portal Bill   Victories In House, Senate Convince Republicans Measure Can Be Passed

SENATE VOTES TO OUTLAW PORTAL PAY SUITS, 64-21   RETURNS TO HOUSE WHICH APPROVED A SIMILAR MEASURE

Republicans Confident Portal Pay Curb Will Pass Over Truman's Veto

GOP Confident Veto Can Be Overridden In Union Pay Issue   Decisive Senate Victory Said Sign Representatives Will Duplicate Balloting; Present Bill Vaide $6 Billions in Cloims

Feel Sure Of Votes To Kill Portal Claims   GOP Legislators Confident Of Overriding President Truman’s Veto, If Necessary

Senate Votes, 14-24, to Ban All Such Suits   Republicans Claim Power to Override Veto

GOP Confident Of Overriding Pay Bill Veto   House, Senate Wins Convince Party Anti-Portal Bill to Pass   Rare Future Snite

Senate Passes Bill To Outlaw Portal Claims   Legislation To Kill Virtually All Portal Pay Claims Is Passed 64 to 24.

Republicans Believe Solons Can Override Veto By President   senate Approves Anti-Labor Legislation by 74-24 Vote; Measure May Go To Truman Next Week

Votes To Nullify Veto Of Portal Pay Ban Claimed   Republicans Point To Strength Shown In House, Senate Action

Anti-Portal Bills Pass Senate, 64-24  Republican Expect to Override Doaccithle Vata

Smashing Vietovies ‘Are  Reeorded in House, Senate on Moves to Outlaw Suits

GOP Confident It Can Pass Law over Veto   Senate, House Both Pass Bill By Large Margin

Anti-Portal Pay Measure Gains Votes   GOP Confident Bill Will Be Repassed Over Truman Veto

GOP Contident On Portal Issue   Leaders Claim Enough Votes to Override Presidential Veto

—SUITS KILLED— Portal Pay Ban Voted By Senate  See Bill Passed Over Truman Veto

SENATE MUSTERS Bi MAJORITY   ‘Democrats Join with GOP ir Voiding Six Billion in Back Pav Suits

GOP Able To Override Veto   Democrats Join in Condemning Measure

ILL BANNING PORTAL SUITS CETS RACKING   Republicans Conf'deat They Could Gyerride Veto If President Balks   RATIFICATION OF ACT FOREGONE CONCLUSION

GOP Confident Of Overriding Power If Needed   Bill Sent To  House Which OK’d Similar Measure Three Weeks Ago

Run Escaper Down In Wichifa, Kas.   Menryette Mon One of Five Dangerovs Federet Priseners: Sought Widely

SIGLER'S OIL PRICE INDUIRY ‘GOES FISHING   COMMITTEE LOOKS INTO REPORTS OF: GOUGING

Fuel Oil Probe Just ‘Fishing’   State Committee to Ask About Price Gouaina

TWO-ENGINED PLANE DEVEL. “OPED TROUBLE 800NAFTER TAKEOFF ON FLIGHT

Meredith Nicholson, Author, Writer, Dies   Former Di plom at Anc Newspaperman Expires At 81

Noted Hoosier Author Dies At Indianapolis   Meredith Nicholsor Succumbs After Lona Illness

 Back to U. N. Commission  United States Flatly Rejects Russias Detailed Atomic Plan

Atomic Control Plan Rejected  Council Returns Vexing Problem T¢ Pee ee Cee Ch ae eee ok) Re 4s See: BS.  one   Council Returns Vexing Problem Tc Commission; U. S. Kills Soviet Plar

SOVIET ATOMIC IDEA REJECTED   Complicated Question I: Tossed Back In Lap Of U. N. Commission

U.N. SECURITY BODY GIVES UP ATOMIC ISSUE   Problem Sent Back Tc Commission After  Soviet Defeat

Soviet Atomic Plan Is Reiected   U. N. Security Body Sends Issue Back to Commission

DOOR 15 CLOSED FOR TIME BEING ON ATOM PROBLEY   Question of Control Sent Back to Commission After United States Rejects Russia’s Plan.   AUSTIN LASHES OUT AT SOVIET PROPOSALS   Tells Council They Lack Minimum Security Needs America Demands and Might Lead to War.

Afom Question Sent Back To Commission   U. S. Flatly Rejects Russia’s Atomic Control] Plan

U. S. Flatly Rejects  Russia’s Atomic Plan Security Council Sends Whole Control  Deohbles Rank "TU: Pinner f nmemien mee

REIECTED BY UN COUNCIL   Energy Control Issue Sent Back To  Commission

RUSSIAN PLAN FOR CONTROL   Atomic Energy Mess Te Go Before United Nation’s Group

ATOMIC CONTROL QUESTION IS' SENT BACK TOU.N. COMMISSION  AFTER RUSS PLAN IS REJECTED!

Court Action On Medical Center Possible  Even Special Session   Even Special Session Of Legislature Said Under Discussion

@ PAUL MALLON-~ mc  G. 0.P,. Getting Bad Press Even on Policies Believed Popular — -

® PAUL MALLON—  G.O.P.Getting Bad Press Even on Policies Believed Popular

PRINTERS 10 SEEK MILLION DOLLARS FOR STRIKE FUNDS   AFL Endorses Plan of ITU to By-pass TaftHartley Labor Bill; ChiMavor in Meetine«   STATEMENT MADE BY GREEN IN CASE

AFL Supports Type Union's Strikes, Appeal   Congress Group Sets Hearings on  Chicago Walkout

Nine Killed In Explosion, _ Sinking Of Army Bomber   One Man Parachutes To Safety From Plane Whict Was Carrying Bombs—Names of Dead © Withheld By Army

BOMBER CRASHES; NINE MEN KILLED   Captain Charles W. Warmack, 2: Parachutes to Safety to Become Qniy Survivor.

9 DIE IN CRASH OF ARMY BOMBER   Lane Survivor Parachutes to Safety as Ship Explodes.

Lovers Face Court Fight for Liberty   Curlous Flock te Santa Ana, Drawn by Overell Trial

Overell Trial Starts Monday   Couple Accused Of Mur. dering Wealthy - Parents Deny Charges.

Socialites Go on Trial for Murder   Louise Overell And George Gollum Face Jurv In Yacht Deaths

BIG SANTA ANA TRIAL 10 STAR!   Two Socialite Sweetheart: Fac? Charge Of Slaying Her Parents

State Teachers Study Program   Four Are Nominated As Candidates For President Of P.S.E.A.

Snatch U.S. Citizen From Hungarians   Had Been Held for Statements Aaainst Communist

U.S, PROTEST GIVEN HUNGARY   Thuranszky - Case Bringing Swift Action

CHARGE VETS. LOSING JOBS _ AT FAST CLIF   CHAIRMAN OF HOUSE CIVIL  “BERVICE GROUP SAYS  MORE 'VETS DROPPED THAN HIRED  7

ATTLEE WRITING ECONOMIC TALK   ‘State of Siege” To Be Qutlined on Wednesday

8 Page Colored Comic Section   Theodore Hyde, 27, Instantly Killed. Wednesday Afternoon When Grader Rolls Over On Road Construction Job

8S Page Colored Comic Section   Theodore Hyde, 27, Instantly KilledWednesday Afternoon When Grader Rolls Over On Road Construction Job   Popular Area Young Man Engaged in Operating Heavy Grader on New Road Being Built Between East Smethport- Crosby

PRESIDENT MAY VETO UP TAA REDUE TAN BILE   Expected To Sign  ie a. : if al. Bipartisan Labor  Control Bull

TRUMAN VETO ON TAX CUTS SEEN   President Expected To Give Approval To Labor Controi Bill

VETO AWAITED ON TAX SLASH   Truman — Advisors Think He’ll Sign Measure To Curb Strikes

SOME OF PRESIDENT'S ADVISERS SAY HE WILL ONLY VETO TAX CUT MEA a SURE

Rental Director Explains New Ac!   Landlords Required To Get Approval of Voluntary Increases

TENANT TO DECIDE WHETHER HE WANTS TO SIGN LEASE   Feilure fo ®nter Into Lease Does Not Constitute Grounds er Eviction,, <

ClO Declares Suits Caused  By Employers   Brief Claims Business Deliberately Ignored Wage-Hour Act Rules  On Portal Issue

Brief Filed With Judge In Detroit   Says Employers Have  Tried to Obscure Wrongdoing, Place Blame on Labor   Bulletin Quoted   Interpretive Statement Laid Down Rules, Attorneys Say

clo Places Blame For Portal Suits On Management   Says Employers Mada ‘Colossal Gamble’ to Escape Wace-Hour Ac#

File Briefs 7 In Portal Suit   US Urges Personal Time Be Balanced Awainst Portal Pay

PORTAL CLAIMS BALANCE ASKED BY U.S. LAWYER   Lnion Charges Firms Gambled to Evade Wage-Hour Act

Unions Submit Portal  Angles   Accuse Employers Of Evading Act On Wage-Hour

Union Says Firms Take Risk Trying 'To Skip Wage-Hour Act   Labor Organization Files Brief With Judge Ordered By Court To Determine Portal Damages

Asks Portal Pay Be Balanced   U. S. Requests Time In Personal Pursuits  Be Held As Offset

Urges Labor to Balance Portal, Other Periods  CIO Calls It Plan to Ewada Wliana_ Mane Ae

C. . O. Defends Back Pay Suits   Declares Portal Actions Result From Giant — Employer “Gamble” to Evade Wage-Hour Law

Portal Pay Suits Result Of Gamble Declares The-Ci0   Union Claims Employer: Sought To Evade The Waeaee-Hour Act.

Judge Hears Portal-Pleas   Fixing of Dainages -Purpose of Hearing

Portal Pay Nuits Under Fire in Court   q U.S. Urges Time Spent by Labor — Be ‘Balanced Off’   Extra! Extra! Strange Tribes Found Warrino in Washington

Industry Offers © Portal Pay Plans   NAM Asks Suits Be Effective Only From June 10, 1946

Evasion Of Wage-Hour Act Charged   Spokesmen For Union Place Briefs On File

Portal Pay Suits Take New Twists   lee a Intervenes i in Pottery Firm Case

UNION BLAMES INDUSTRY FOR PORTAL SUITS   C. 1. 0. Says a “Colossal Gamble” by Employers to Evade Wage-Hour Act Is Responsible for Flood of Pay Claims.

Offset by Other Time, Court Told   CIO Charges Great Gamble To Evade Wagner Act

Government Argues Portal -Pay Issue Should Be Balanced _ Ry Time Lost   PERSONAL PURSUITS OF WORKERS MADE ISSUE

ClO Charges Employers to Blame for Suits   Alleges They Sought to Evade Wage-Hour Law

CIO Blasts Portal Pay Opposition   Brief Says Employers Tried To Evade Wage-Hour Act

Portal Pay Suits Reported Result OF Big “Gamble’   Jaim Employer Liability Had Been Spelled Out Many Times Since 1939

Urge Portal Pay Balanced With Personal Time  Picard Opens Hearing In Vital Mt. Clemens  Ct Lae Dact Ulanse

U.S. Demands Personal Time  Loss Figure   Would Deduct Periods Consumed From Portal Credit:

Airing Given te Portal Suits By ClO Umon:   Brief is Filed in The Federal Court At Detroit

Says’ Industry Tried to Evade Federal Act   CIO Union Contends Employers Attempted “Celessal Gamble"

U.S. Strikes At Portal Pav  Court Actions   Would Balance It Against Time Workers Use In Personal Pursuits

CIO Contends Gamble Taken To Evade Act   Hearing On Portal Pay Expected To Be Ended Today

Court: Hearing On Portal Pay Figure Opens   Union Says Suit Is Result _: of Management Gaimble To Evade Law.

: 4   a Joyer's Had  inple W arning On Portal Pay, (10 Declares   Took ‘Colossal Gamble To Evade Law, Says yr. Clemens Brief

ICIO Claims Employers Made a "Colossal Gamble"   Charges They Took a Ghance F cin SU qe Le ee oe 7

Charge Employers Gambled in Portal Suits as Judge Picard Opens Hearing

PRESENT ARGUMENTS IN DETROIT HEARING  ’ MT. CLEMENS CASE IS BEING RE-HEARD ON  HIGH COURT ORDERS

DETROIT HEARING — “6 _ Be 7  Portal Pay . ‘Balance’ With Off Time Urged  CLO. Charges Industry ‘Gamble’: to: Evade Law

Court Reviews Issue in Portal Pay Decision  CIO Legal Corps Accuses Employers Of Law Evasion

Enters Pottery Case To Submit Two Alternatives To Dismissal  Of Pay Suits; CIO Puts Blame On Employers

FLOOD OF PAY SUITS BLAMED ON COMPANIES   ClO Charges Employers Tried To Evade Law—Arguments Are Continuing

Employers Blamed For Situation   Union Attorneys Charge Employers Evaded Wage Act

: —PORTAL PAY ARGUMENTS—. C10 Charges Employers Sought To Evade Law

CIO Claims Portal Pay Suits Resulted From  Employers “Conniving”

Portal Wage Briefs Filed By U.S., CIO   Union Says Employers Evaded Wage-Hour Act; Finish Expected Today.

BOOST SEEN IN. —-OLD AGE COSTS   Ohio C. Of C. Predicts Higt Rate Of Increase

OHIO CHAMBER WARNS OF AGED PENSION COSTS   € ne ee re Foresees Big Increase In Expenses To State Within Coming Decade

fay tobe   The Red-Crois Explains  ihe Fanctions Of C; he, .» B, JC. .

RED CROSS CLARIFIES CARE STATUS   List Countries All CARE Packages May Go to; Service Expanded

Deleaates Look To Marshall   Argentine Proposal May Cause Stir   2.800 Persons To Be Inoculated   Charge Against Priest Chanaed at Circleville   Cincinnati Restaurant Prices to Climb

STOCK PRICES DROP $1 TO $8 A SHARE   ‘Break Is Worst in Four MonthsTallspin Attributed to Num’ ber of Factors.

SENATOR ADMITS HE ACCEPTED TWO FREE PLANE RIDES   Committee Chairman Also Tells Of Breakfasts At Pan American Hauce

Proof Of ‘Pack Of Lies  Big Issue   Aviator’s Quiz Reveals That Senator Ate Ham And Eggs As Guest Of Pan-America.

Denies Blackmail \Charge by Hughes   Plane Contract Issue Sidetracked While Personal Accusations Fly Thick and Fast

Senator Brewster Admits He Accepted Ride, Meals  From Pan American Firm

BUILDING CRASH VICTIM RESCUED   FIREMEN REACH ONE OF FOUR MEN IN , PILE OF RUBBLE *

TRAPPED MEN BEING RESCUED   Workers Uncover One Of Four Caught in Collapse

Thompson Takes Oath of Office   ATLANTA — (7 — M. E. Thompson said he would ask Herman Talmadge to vacate the governor's office and executive mansion at “the earliest possible moment.”

Phone Workers Walkout Enters Second Week   Strike Leaders Contemplate Appeal To White House For Intervention   GOVERNMENT HAS NO SEIZURE PLANS  (RILLETIN)

PHONE UNION LEADERS CALLED TO CONFERENCE   Secretary Summons NFTW Head, Aides As Strike Opens Second Week

ANGLO -FRENC PACT APPROVED   [Joint Action Pravided Against German Attacks

Anglo- French 50-Year Pact Gets Approval   %  Bevin and Bidault Adopt U.S. Program For Trade Rebirth

French Cabine’ Signs Alliance With British    Pact Designed to Avert German

Full Voice for Jews Asked by Czechs, Poles   Demands, However Face Opposition of Bia Western Powers

Poles, Czechs Demand Jews  Heard In U.N.   Opposed By U.S., Britain Who Favor Limited Participation

Ask Full Voice pons in UN     ‘Poles a nd Czechs: Make’ New Demand

ASK VOICE FOR JEWS IN DEBATE   United Nations Talks  on Palestine to Start

Grant Voice To Jews Is Demand   Poles and Czechs Unite on UN Plea

Poles, Czechs Ask UN To Give  Voice To Jews   Proposal Expected To Re ceive Strong Opposition From West

Government Struggles With Nation’s Gravest Economic Crisis   Coal Shortages Felt Everywhere   Thousands Idle As Cabinet Meets In Urgent Session  = =To Survey Situation

Snow And Sleet Fall In Florida   Fear Heavy Damage To _ Fruit Crops As Second Cold Wave Hits Sunnv Florida   SCHOOLS CLOSED RESULT OF COLD

Germans Stage Hanger Protest   Occupation Chiefs Fear Demonstratior May Spread Across Nation

TWO BURNED IN HOTEL FIRE NEAR EAST ST. LOUIS   FRAME STRUCTURE IS DESTROYED; PATRONS JUMP OUT WINDOWS

2 BOWL TICKETS A PERSON IS LIMIT   Recipients Will Be Limited to Students, Faculty and Alumni   TO FLY OR NOT TO FLY

Recipients Will Be Limited to Students, Faculty and Alumni      TO FLY OR NOT TO FLY

Soybeans   Truman Education Committee Asks  $135000,000 for Scholarships

Floyd Cochran Loses Appeal To Governor   Donnelly Refuses to Interfere in Execution Scheduled for Friday

KRUG RETURNS FROM PACIFIC   URGES STATEHOLD FOR HAWAII AND iSt AND CONTROLS

HAWAII READY FOR STATEHOOD   Secretary Of Interior Urges Civil Rule On Pacifie Islands

Speedy Statehood for Hawaii Urged  Proposal Backed her Men 3B vthaase

To Probe Juvenile Delinquency  State Appointed  Committee of 12 Starts Study

Committee Begins Study Of Juvenile Delinquency   Twelve-Member Group Wil Consider All Problems Of Situation In Pennsylvania

Two Groups OK Lewis Demands For Hike, Claim   400,000 Members of Union Begin Vacatior As Future Uncertain

Lewis Splifs Mine Operators   Secret Raise Offer by Two Reported

Split Over Agreemen  On Wages   One Group Favor: Granting Miner, Large Increase

Gadget Maker Plans 25-Cent Miracle TELEVISION PHOTOS LATEST INVENTION

VETERAN MAKES PLEA TO-TRUMAN   Asks to Brg German Bride fo This Country

Alexander Von Der Luft Wil Offer No Defense For Taking A-Bomb Files

HONOR STUDENT, 14, ACCUSED IN DEATH OF GIRL   Louise Gomez, Sacramento, Admits Slaying Child To Satisfy ‘Desire’

Honor Student Held In Slaying   . 14-Year-Old Girl Says Desire To Kill Plagued Her For Year.

Girl Honor Pupil Held In Murder  14-Year-Old Quizzed In Death Of Girl. 10

Wanted To Kill Someone For a Year Says. Girl Honor Student, 14~Slew Child, Age 10

TWO FROM CHIO AMONG 25 DEAD   Three Agencies Probe Wreck of Red Arrow; Injured Placed at 122

SIX CANDIDATES FILE PETITIONS   Ray Davis Seeking Schoo! Board Post; Township Positions Sought

PETITIONS FOR COUCH FILED   Smith Also Reported Seeking Post On Circleville Schoo! Board

Snow General Over State, Warn eR  ee   Waverly Reports Four Inches, Heaviest Recorded

SNOWFALL WAS GENERAL IN STATE’ UP TO 4 INCHES   Vreezing Rain Preceded the Snow In South Missouri.   A TRAFERIC HAZARD   Forecast Is for Continuation of Snow Tonight, Ending lriday.

Snow Blankets State: Highways Hazardous   Freezing Rain Precedes Snow in Southeast Missouri, Adding to Traffic Perils; More Snow and Colder Weather Forecast Tonight

Haifa Reports Two Explosions  Tax Office Damaged, Also Army Truck in Renewal of Violence

Bomb Blast Wrecks British Tax Office   No Injuries Reported in Latest Renewal of Attacks by Jewish Underground in Holy Land

Tax Office In Palestine Is Blown Up   Underground Campaign Against British Renewed  —No Casualties

BIG FOUR WIND UP PARLEY IN NOSCOM ON NOTE OF AWITY   Agree in Last Minute Dectsion to Limit Number of Occupation Troops in Germany.   MARSHALL TO DEPART BY PLANE TODAY   Secretary Disappointed Over Failure of Group to Agree on Austrian Treaty and Four-Power Pact.   KET TTT

U. S. Secretary Is Disappointed Over Failure   Marshall Says Parley Should Be Regarded First Round

Seeks Showdown Vote On Hollywood: Citation:   Atforney tu: Request a Hause Poll.on Charges Aoainet Mauie EAN:

September Primary, KKK Get Attention   State Republicans Pu Program For Important Bulls  Into High Gear

Strikers Fail to Gain Contract  Overwhelming Vote to Return to Jobs

C.I.O. Whipped, Calls Off Strike   Long Feud at Allis-Chalmers Ends With Union Admitting Defeat

HOUSE PASSES CUT BILL FOR FOREIGN RELIEF   Solons Rule Out Aid To Any Country Under Soviet Control

Votels 333-66: Fund Slashed To 200 Million  Controls Clamped On Help To Red Nations

Foreign Relief Bill, Badly Cut  Passes House  Drastic Controle Alea   Drastic Controls Also Imposed as Program Suffers Severe Blow

House Passes 200 Million Aid’/rogram  Pr s Tight Controls Cc 1 Help to Nations

Program Suffers Jolting Blow  Tattered Measure Now Goes To Senate

Sharp Controls Put on Help to ‘Red’ Nations   Vote Is 333 to 66; Administration Hopes Senate Will Restore Act to Original Form

House Slashes Relief Funds   Sharp Controls Put On Help To Russian-Dominated Countrie<

Truman’s Aid Measure Gets MeasureGet Jolting Blow   Amount Slashed By $150 Million; Goes To Senate Chamber

$150 MILLION SLICED FROM RELIEF FUND   U. S. Foreign Program Gets Stiff Jolt In  House Action

Favors Thousand Extra Pay For Members. Prospects of Adjournment By May 10 Brighter.

House Slashes Foreign Relief Nearly in Half   Sharp Controls Placed On Help to Countries Dominated by Reds

Foreign Relief Funds Slashed   Uouse Pares $150,000.000 From $250.000. 000 Rill

ACTION TAKE TO BLOCK ANY AID TO RUSSIA   FUND UNDER SHARP CONTROL TRIMMED 150 MILLION

HELD BABY IN ARMS  Young Muskogee Mother Leapec Into Arkansas River

Seek Bodies Of Mother And Baby   Fishermen Report Seeing Her Leap Into Arkansas River With Baby In Arms

Former Satellite: of Axis Seek Berths in U. N.  Early Admission Proposal Being Studied

UN Delegates Study Plan To Admit Losers   Former Axis States May Be Taken In To Avert * Russian Coups In Other Nations

Once Known For Watermelons And Brawls  Big Juneteenth Celebrations _ Are Planned All Qver Texas ©

Strike Menace Grows in France  Crisis Viewed as Election Prelude

Strikes Cut Paris Subway System Today   LABOR DISORDERS HIT FRENCH CAPITAL CITY

Governor's Day at Sedalia State Fair   Attendance At 25,000 During Day Yesterday

PRESS AGENTS BAN BILL MAY CURB HOLIDAY   Appropriations Measure Before House and Recess May Be Shortened   SENATE TO ) TAKE BRIEF § EASTER PERIOD . REST

Bill May Delay House Recess   House Leaders Confident Of Action On  Appropriations Measure

Congress Set For Recess  Over Easter   Seeks To Wind Up Its Business

Arrest Three In Probe Of Holdups   One Jumps From Fourtt Floor Trying to Es: cane.

Italy Said Ripe For Revolution  Demonstrations Due On Prices Saturday

HEAVY RAIN AT HOLTON   2.70 Inches of Moisture at Jackson County Seat Last Night

I3-YEAR-OLD BOY GIVEN LIFE TERM   Will Go First To Reformatory And Then To Penitentiary

Youth Is Given Life Sentence  - 13-Year-Old Boy — Convicted Of Robbery

Kentucky Boy,13, Sentenced To Life In Penitentiary for Armed Robbery

Boy, 13, Sentenced to Life For Robbery in Kentucky  Judge Orders Seventh-Grader to Serve tn Reform School And Later ia State Pen

Cornered By Officers Near  Arizona Resort   Winnie Ruth Judd,: AB, -Taken After. 12. Hours Of Freedom = .-

Trunk Murderess — Trapped By Posse   Slayer of Two Women Tracked Bown in Orchard on Outskirts of Phoenix After Escaping From Arizona insane Hospital.

Winnie Ruth Judd Again Captured After Escape From Mental Hospital    Surrenders Quietly After 12 Hours; Berates Of  totale On Treatment Of Her

Winnie Ruth Judd Trunk Murderess, Flees Insane Ward   “Tiger Woman” Escapes From Arizona State Hospital in Night

Winnie Ruth Judd Flees, Captured  Mad Trunk Slayer Has Short Freedom

Winnie Ruth Judd, Tiger Woman’, Recaptured After 12 Hours Liberty

ASYLUM FLED FOR THIRD TIME BY WINNIE JUDD   Wide Search Launched Fo! ‘Tiger Woman’ After She Escanes At Phoenix

WINNIE RUTH JUDD RECAPTURED AFTER HER THIRD ‘ESCAPE   Mad Whirddtars: ‘Appreiended in in 12 Hours. After Fleeing © Arizona Asylum

Third Attempt To Hee Is Thwarted   Superintendent Says Murderess Had Help in Escaping

Winnie Ruth Judd Makes Third Break   Mad Killer Nabbed After Escape From Phoenix Hospital

‘Tiger Woman’ Is Recaptured Near Phoenix      Winnie Ruth Judd, Trunk ~ Murderess, Escapes . From Hospital

Mad Murderess Flees Hospital For Third Time   12-Hour Freedom Ends Near Swank Arizona Desert Hotel

Slips Out Of Arizona State Insane Asylum   Killed Two Women In 1931 and Shipped Dismembered Bodies to Los Angeles   Seized On Edge  Arizona Desert   Hospital Head Hints At “Connivance” In Expluining Escape Of Murderess

Mrs. Winnie Judd, Convicted Double Slayer Makes Third Escape, Foils Bloodhounds

WINNIE RUTH JUDD ESCAPES   Third Time in Eight Years “Blonde Tigress” Murderer Has Sought Freedom.

Murderess Makes Third Escape From Arizona Hospital   skips Institution Unnoticed as Attendant Is Assigned To Watch 46 Patients Last Night

Winnie Judd Is Returned . To Hospital   ‘Tiger Woman’ Found 12 Hours After Her Escape

Trunk Murderess Seized 12 Hours After fier Escape  Winnie Ruth Judd Flees From Hospital   Opened Defective Lock

‘Blonde Tigress’ Hunted in Arizona Today after Third Flight from Institution.   WOMAN CONVICTED OF SLAYING PAIR

Winnie R. Judd Is Recaptured  Complains of Not Seeing Her Mother

JD SARS IN ARIZONTA   Notorious ‘Blonde Tigress’ Flees ‘Hospital for Insane

 FREE ABOUT 12 HOURS   Winnle Judd Had Escaped from State Hespita]l for Insane

Fled Asylunt ‘Because They Wouldn't Let Me Sce My Mother’  Winnie Judd, Trunk Murderess, Is Captured After Third Escape

Cornered By Officers Near  Arizona Resort   Winnie Ruth Judd, 43, Taken After 12 Hours Of Freedom

Ruth Judd Recaptured ‘After Brief Freedom   Trunk Murderess Had Escaped From Mental  ee  cae ED bepeee ee xe:

NIGANE KILLER PICKED UP IN THIRO ESCAPE   Captured in Orange Grove by Posse. After Flight from Prison,

——VWLAPER FLELSEseape Is Third From Institution Hunt Is Launched For Murderess

Killer Of Two In 1931 Flees For Third Time  nS? ecm “Ea bie   Believed To Have Used Key To Open Two Doors

Police Trap Notorious ‘Tiger Woman  Third Escape Try Eadc te Ecilure

“TIGER WOMAN” IS RECAP TURED AFTER ESCAPE   Winnie Ruth Judd Filed From Arizona Hospital For The Insane

“Tiger Woman’  Flees Asylum  In Arizona   Police Hunt Murderess Who Once Shipped 2 Victims in Trunks—  Escape Is Third

ONDE KILLER OF TWO WOMEN FLED ARIZONA HOSPITAL   Surrenders When Cornered in Orange Grove Near Phoenix Suburbs

WINNIE RUTH JUDD SEIZED AFTER BREAK   Third Escape Fails to Win Freedom for Arizona Slayer

Blonde Tigress’ Recaptured   Winnie Ruth Judd Escaped Third Time

Ruth Judd Re-captured After Fleeing Asylum   Widespread Search Carried Out For “Tiger Woman’ Murderess Of Roomates; Escape Third She Has Made Since Being Committed To Aslyum

Mrs. Judd, Killer Of Two, Escapes Arizona Asylum   Trunk Morderess Flees Insane Hospital 3rd Time - dn Eight Years

Trunk Killer Winnie Ruth Judd Seized   Arizona Inmate Stage: Third Escape; Crime Committed in 1931.

TOP AIR FORGE CHIEFS KILLEL   Bodies Of Seven Found In B25 Wreck Near Champaign, Ill.

7 Bodies Recovered From Bomber Crash  Two Top Army Flying Officers Killed During ig

Bodies of Seven  Found in Crash Two Were Top Army Flight Officers

SEVEN DIE IN PLANE CRASH   2 Top Flying Officers, Five Other Soldiers Killed In Bomber Wreck

Find Plane Wrecked in Corn Field   ‘Farmer Discovers It In Morning, Seven Bodies In Vicinity :

BRITISH DEMAND MODIFIED BY UL.   UN Council Asked To Find If Albania Knew of Minefield

Albania Minelaying To Be Investigated By United Nations  U. S$. Asks Findings That Country Knew Of Explosives

@ PETER EDSON   Harriman Mixes in Labor, and Triaman May Be Embarrassed

Recount In 17 More Counties ~WillBe Urged   Contest Between Markey and O’Conor Getting  Cloecor

‘Walkersville Man Picked ‘Up 426 Votes In Baltimore  And Montgomery

23 MORE TAGS GIVEN ON PARKING CHARGES   2 Drivers Ticketed Twice For Staying Overtime

2 MOTORISTS RECEIVE 6 OF 26 PARKING TAGS   Minerva Man Pays $6 Fines 6 Others Settle For $2

\Radioactivity Blamed For Death of Former Atom Bomb Plant Worker

Storm in Oklahoma Causes Death of Four in One Family  Wind Shatters House, Injures Occupants Who Survive Episode

Four Killed In Oklahoma Windstorm  Cyclone Rips Hom:   Cyclone Rips Home to Kindling; Others in Area Blown Down

FOUR KILLED BY OKLAHOMA STORM   Victims All Members of Sinnle family ©

Sacritices Necessary, Pope Asserts  Sees Nations Losing Some Sovereignty To Obtain Peace

Pope Hopes For A Lasting Peace  Completes Eighth Year Of His Reign

Pope Pictures Peace Costing Certain Right:   Pius XIT Expresses Belief. Constructive Program Not Yet Stated

Pope Sets A Standard Of World Peace   Nations Will Have To Sacrifice Some Sovereign Rights

Pope Hopeful for Just and Lasting Peace      UX CHARLES H. es JOHN McKNIGHLE

Pope Avers Nations Must Surrender Some So vereign R igh ts to Preserve Peace

Lasting Peace Held Possible By Pope Pius   Pontiff Says Nations Must Surrender Some Sovereiqn Rights

Pope Expects World Safety Through U.N.   Believes Nations Must Yield Rights For Common Good

Pope Asserts Nations Must Surrender Some Rights to Gain Peace   By CHARLES H. CUPTILL and JOHN P. M’KNIGHT Warld Canunoht 1047 Rw The Ascencinted Pree

PEACE ADVANCE   Pius Declares. Nation: Must Give Up Some Sovereign Rights

Pope Begins Oth Year Of Pontificate   (By CHARLES H. CUPTILL and JOHN P. MCKNIGHT)  : (World c ‘opyright 1947,  Whwcssccn )

POPE HOPEFUL FOR ENDURING WORLD PEACE   PONTIFF VIGOROUS AT 71, MEETS TWO AP WRITERS   BY CHARLES H. GUPTILL AND JOHN P. McKNIGHT World Copyright 1947, by the  AecanitataA Prace

Pontiff Says * World Peace Is Possible   Pope Declares Nations Must Drop ‘Some Sovereign Rights

Marshall Plan Speed-up, Plea Due Next Week   Truman Scheduled to Scek Action, By Congress 10 “Avert Crisis In, West= ~ ; ern Europe’

Truman May Seek Speedy Action On Marshall Plan  Effort to Avert Any Spring Crisis in Eyrovne Considered

PLEA EXPECTED FOR FASTER Ald   Possible Spring Crisis May Force Truman To Act

PRESIDENT MAY APPEAL TO CONGRESS FOR SPEED UP OF WORK ON MARSHALL PLAN TO AVERT A EUROPEAN CRISIS

Truman May Act To Speed Up Aid Plan   Plans To Appeal To Congress To Act To Avert Possible Spring Crisis In Europe

 Appeal to Congress Seen Truman To Urge Speed ‘On Overseas Aid Fund

Truman May Ask Congress to Speed Marshall Plan Schedule   ‘State of the Union’ Message Expected to  UrgeSpeedier Action in Effort to. Avert Sprina Crisis in European Nations

President Fears European Crisis In Early Spring   Truman May Ask ‘Con. gress to Speed Up Marshall Plan Schedule

MAY ASK FOR SPEED UP OF MARSHALL PLAN   President Truman Fears Crisis in Europe by Next Spring

TRUMAN MAY BID FOR AID SPEED   \Quick Action On Marshall  Plan Likely Plea

Spring Crisis In Europe Is Now Possible   Congress May Be Asked To Speed Marshall Plan

PRESIDENT WANTS AID PLAN SPEEDED   May Appeal to Congress i Annua! Message

MARSHALL PLAN DUE FOR SHOVE BY THE: CHIEF   Message To Congress May Include Appeal for Action On Recovery Issue

Marshall Plan Speed Up May Be Requeste d   President Expected To Ask It To Avoid Spring Crisis In Europe

Fear Crisis In Greece Soon  Truman May Plead For Faster Relief —

Marshall Plan Races Time   President Truman May Appel to Congress to Avert Possible Spring Crisis

Europe-Help  Speed Urged   Truman May Appeal To Congress Shortly

CHIANG BATTLES CHINESE CRISIS   Orders Chinese Dollar Fixed At 12,000-$1, Other Eroqnomic Changes

Issues Sweeping Decree: Sa rs Survival At Stake .  Chiang Kai-shek. In Drastic Moves To Meet China Crisis

Desperate Measures Decreed By Chiang   Chinese Dollar Fixed at 12,000 to $1; Wage Ceilings Fixed

Drastic Chiang Decree Aims fre Save China From Ruin  Fixes Value Of Dollar, ‘Wage-Price   i Ceilings, Orders Private Fectimace LI...

Cc hiang Acts To Meet Majo Money Crisis   Value of Nation’s Dollar Sent at 12.000 to LU. 8S. Unit

Drastic New Decree Issued By Chiang  - Orders Home All  _ Private Fortunes; Soa Dav. Price Tan

RULING IN DISTRICT  COURT BLOCKS TRY  TO OUST SEN, TAYLOR JUDGE DISCLAIMS POWER  TO MANDAMUS GOVERNOF  -VAPRER PLANS APPEAT

RULING IN DISTRICT COURT BLOCKS TRY TOQ,OUST SEN. TAYLOR  JUDGE DISCLAIMS POWER _ JO MANDAMUS GOVERNOR ) __YARBER PLANS APPEAI

TRIBES INVADE KASHMIR, INDIA   British Civilians Are Evacuated By Plane From Danger Zone

Crew Thought Doomed Ship Well Off Shore   Survivor Tells’ of Battle for Life; 45 Thought Doomed

Hope Fading For Lives of 45 Seamen   Mate Believes Victims in Transport Wreck Went Down With Ship's Stern; Search Continucs

GALION PLANT. "STRIKE ENDED   EMPLOYESAGREE TO COM.PANY PROPOSAL AND WILL RETURN TO WORK TOMORROW

GALION FACTORY REOPENS TUESDAY   Union Accepts Company’s Of. fer for Ending Strike

Billion Dollar Welfare Fund For U.S. Seen   Sen. Taft Declares Housing, Better Living Will Reguire Action

Big Social Welfare  Budget Seen  Necessary by Taft Ohio Solon Testifies  At Hearing on Housing Proposals

Need Billion For Building   Wants Legislation For Possible 15 Million New Homes Ry 1958.

President Will Fly To Mexico   Truman To Make Brief ‘‘Good Neighbor’’ Visit Early In March

Three Powers Map German Merger Plans   Molotov Goes Back To Moscow To Make Report

Quick Action Against Merger Expected  in Russian Campaign   Two and a Half Years of Inconclusive, Acrimonious Big Four Attempts to Work Out Settlement Annenr Puded

MERGER OF REICH ZONES IS SOUGHT   Marshall and Bidault Are Giving Problem Considerable Study

Zone Merger In Western Germany Aim Of 3 Powers   Speedy Action  By Western Allies Expected in View Of Parley Failure

Merger Of Germany Into : One Zone Is Considered   Three Western Powers Work On Plans For Economie Union — Marshall Confers With —_ French Minictor

German Leaders  Of Western State Discuss Creation   —Steretary Marshall Talks With Bidault—€on cerning Merger Info Single Zone  Pee AMES! COATT AP ET TARD

ECONOMIC UNION OF WEST GERMANY UNDER DISCUSSION   Marshall Taiks With Bidault About Plan —Few Qbstacies Appear in Way of Agreement.   REICH’S POLITICAL LEADERS ARE ACTIVE   Group Holds Secret Conference to Consider Creation of State With Capital at Frankfurt.

Expect New State To Be Formed in Western Germany  Marshall Stays Over is London After Big Four Conference Disbands

Marshall Urges Big Three Plan (f German Area   Zone of Occupation : Discussed With French Leader

CADETS REVIEWED BY MEXICO’S CHEF   President Aleman To Visit  TVA Projects In South Today

State Makes First Quarterly County School Payment   Anne Arundel To Receive $718,408 More Then In Current Year

Not Satisfied With Longer Skirts, Fashion Decrees Short Pants ( Men’ s)

MEN OBJECT TO SHORTER PANTS   Males Join Women With Protests Against A Fachiogn Chance

Men Now Take Up Battle Against Fashion Dictators   Opposition to Style of Hoisting Trousers to Show Ankles

Trousers Showing Ankles Proposed Best Dressed i in Rebellion Threat

LEAVE MY PANTS ALONE’ SAY MER   Male Objections Heard As Designers Seek To Reveal Ankles

Blast Touches Off Fire; One Dead: 14 Hurt   Double Explosion and Blaze Destroys Smal] Apartment House in Cleveland

POPE LISTED AS RED FOE  Soviet Gazette Says Taylor \Has Allied U. S. and Vatican

Price Cuts Announced  by Others   Wide Variety of Items Added to List in U.S  Pregram.

Taft Advances His Plan Agains! Present Costs  Saving And Restraint Solution, He Says, Not Control Of Prices

Sen. Taft Outlines Plan  ~ To Combat Cost Of Living   Ohioan Lists Eight-Point Pro. gram—Raps Truman AntiInflation Proposals — Urges Sound Policy

TAFT PRESENTS 8-POINT PLAN   Says Remedy For U. S Does Not Lie In Price © Control

CZAR AIDE DIES AT ANN ARBOR   Exile’s Grave Prepared For Russian Leader Of 30 Years Ago

TRUMAN CALLS HARMONY MEET   Verbal Clash Follows Goodwill Gesture

Warfare Code Held Obsolete   Revision Need Seen By Justice Jackson

Jackson Says New Rules Needed For War  * * * * 8 _* * * * * * ® * . * * * * Present Rules Of Warfare Obsolete, Justice Claims

New Rules Of War Needed _   Supreme Court Justice Points Out Present Cede Made Obsolete © By Modern Total War

New War Rules Need Of World   So Thinks Justice Jacksor -Who Prosecuted The Nazi Criminals.

NEW RULES FOR WAR ADVISED BY JACKSON   Present Treaties Obsolete. U. S. Justice Declares

World Needs New Set Of Rules On War   JUSTICE JACKSON GIVES STATEMENT ON WARFARE

Justice Jackson Urges Adoption of New Set of Rules for Waging War

Jackson Is ForNewLaw ForWartare   Rules Are Obsolete. Jurist Says; Were Revised in 1929 by Treaty  Suggests Obj:ctive  Nations Should Think About What They Want, He Says

SUPREME COURT JUSTICE ROBERT JACKSON DECLARES  New Set of Rules for War Needed

‘PEANUT KING’: ~~ BAREER ENDS      PEDDLER WHO FOUN DI E D SIXTY MILLION DOLLAR A YEAR BUSINESS WITH $85 IS DEAD

Seamen M ay Go On Strike At Midnight   Negotiations Over Contract Breakdown, Curran  Storms Out Of Meeting

Nationwide Strike Now Held Likely   Walkout Sunday May Tie Up All American Ports

Maritime Union  Talks Collapse   Nation-Wide Shipping Strike Looms as Contract Deadline Nears

Port Walkout Draws Near   Ship Owners, Union TDisaeree at Parley

ROUND WORLD FLIGHT SETS NEW RECORD   CHICAGO PEN MAKER CLIPS 12 HOURS OFF 1938 TIME

EYNOLDS PLAN 12 HOURS FASTER      Round - The - World Trip Requires : Nearly 79 Hours: Hughes’  Mark Over 91

REYNOLDS PLANE FINISHES FLIGHT AROUND WORL   Reaches New York Shortly After Midnight tor Unofficiai Record of 78 Hours and 55 Minutes.   HUGHES’ MARK CUT MORE THAN 12 HOURS   Crowd at LaGuardia Field Breaks Police Lines to Greet Pen Manufacturer and Two Companions.

Conservatives in Britain Ask U. S. To Steer Clear of Socialism Fight

U.S. Warned by: Brit., Regarding Marshall Plan   Urged Not to Attack England’s ‘Socialism —

(PHONE WORKERS WALK OUT AND COMMUNICATIONS CRIPPLED; HOPE FOR EARLY SETTLEMENT   Secretary of Labor’s Suggestion of a Truce Unanimously Rejected by National Committee

No Settlement in Sight: Truman Eves Situation   First Such Walkout in History Disrupt All But Dial Use

U.S. COAL EXPORTS. NEAR DANGER POINT   Home Stockpiles Cut To 33Day Supply

Polie Donations Reach High  With $17.987.800  Texas Seventh Among States In Size of Gifts For 1947

YANKS SPAT UPON IN TRIESTE MAY DAY DISORDERS   American and British Military Police Turn Tear Gas and Water on 5,000 Trying to Parade.   GERMANS SHOUT DOWN ATTACK ON RBUSSIA   Stalin From Top of Lenin’s Tomb Tirelessly Saintes Hours-Long March of Soviet Troops.

British and American M.P.’s Rout 5,000 Italians Holding ‘Prohibited Meet in Trieste

Anti-Capitalism Shouts Feature May Day Parades   Leftists Dominate Holiday’s Observance All Over the World

Millions March In the May Day Demonstrations   Labor’s International Holiday Observed All Over the World

WORLD LABOR RALLIES HELD FOR MAY DAY   LEFTISTS DENOUNCE CAPITALISM AND WAR MONGERS

Disorder Mars ~ May Day Events   Imperialism’ Denouncec By Leftists

Capitalism and War Mongers Scored in Leftist Manifestoes ; 5,000 Italians in Parade in Trieste With Tear Gas and Water Used by Military Police.

Demonstrations Mark May Day  Violence Occurs In - Troubled Trieste

SALUTE BY STALIN - Leftists Keynote World  ~ Labor Demonstrations

Millions Join May Day Observances; Leftists Denounce ‘Capitalism

SELANESE GGRP. BUILDING WRECKED BY EXPLOSION, ORE WAN FATALLY BUT

LABOR CHIEF "1S SELECTED   CLEVELAND MAN APPOI           AS DIRECTOR  OF” IN “TRIAL L RELATIONS IN HERBERTS CABINET, °

ERS IS NAMED STATE CABINET   inder To Be Industrial Relations Director

Col. Kilian Brings Suit To Have Name Restored Ts Army Promatian [ict

Col. Kilian, Once Tried On Cruelty Charges, Sues For Army Promotion

Minnesota SenatorVoices - Threat of Loss o Backing  In Fvent of Cris in Goal

LABOR BILL MAY REACT ON PRESIDENT   Threatened Strike Of Coal Mines Is “Fly in Ointment”

Senator Ball Warns: Truman On Labor Bill   Minnesotan Says. Veto Will. Bring End To GOP Support .

NO CRISIS BILL, PRESIDENT TOLE   ‘Senator Ball Says He  Through If President Vetoes Lahor Measure

Ball Issues Defy Upon A  Truman Veto   Senator Announces GOP Won't Support Crisis Leo!

Senator Ball WarnsAgainst Truman Veto  Ot Labor Bill   Says President Cannot Expect ‘Crisis’ Measures  If Miners Strike

BALL ADVISES TRUMAN TO SICK LABOR MEASURE   President Cam Expect Ne “Crisis”? Legislation If He Vetees Bill      SUBSTITUTE BILL IS HEADED FOR DEFEAT

Labor Bill Veto Seen as Peril  In Coal Strike   Ball Warns ‘Truman Can’: Expect GOP Support  For “Cricta? tnwa

SENATOR B WARNS TRUMAN OF LABOR VETO   President Will Not Get ‘Crisis’ Legislation  If Miners Strike

PENDING BILL NEARS FINAL SENATE VOTE   GOP Leaders Seek To Bring Measure To Vote This Week

Final Draft of Labor Bill Rushed by Conference Unit   Revise Local Amusement Tax Rill for House Action Soon

BEV KELLEY QUITS POST WITH CIRCUS   Delaware Man Resigns as Ringling Publicity Director,

4-H GIRLS ANNUAL ACHIEVEMENT DAY FRIDAY, AUG. 15   ALL DAY MEETING WILL BE HELD IN CLUB CONGRESS BUILDING, SPIRIT LAKE.

ON MUNITIONS DUMP BEATEN   Casualties’ Papers Identify Force As Red

Planes Get Revenge For  Taneku Raid   Five Americans Slain During Sneak Attack

BLAST ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD WOULD BE RECORDED—SOVIET POL- ° ICY REPORT MADE ~

ANDRESEN WILL DIRECT INQUIRY   ...+ Aliens’ Profits Total Millions, He Declares

Senate Vote:: ‘to Restore Controls on  -\stallment  Buying: Measure to House

Senate Passes Revival Of Credit Curbs; Amendment Of Inflation Plan Sought

Democrats Liff Barrier, Work On Amendments   Taft Willing to Grant ‘Selective Powers’ to Allocate Scarce Items

Here's ABC Of Program To Ease Up On Taxpayers   You Can Figure Your Own Saving On Basis Of Congress Bill

Long Battle Expected In Congress Over Bill To Cut Income Tax; See Little Benefit To Average Citizen

Union Vote Necessary to  End Tie-Up   Picket Lines Withdrawn   In San Francisco Areas   Ratification and Return By May 19 Provided

U.S, SUSPENDS HUNGARY GREDIT   Marshall Stops Unused Half of $30.000.000

Blocks Unused $15.000.000 to New Pro-Red  Government   Wishes Success to Non Communist Regime In Italy

U.S. Suspends Aid to Hungary   SPECIAL SESSION CALLED ON ELECTION PROBLEM

Red-Dominated Hungary Loses U.S. Credit   Secretary Marshall Suspends Unused Halt Of $30,000,C00 Fund

Marshall Acts As Soviet Sets Up ARed Rule   Lauds New Non-Communist Regime in Italy, Pledges U. S. Aid :

Credit Clamp On Hungary   U. Sé Orders Suspen-sion of Unused Half $30,000,000 Fund After Communist Coun d’Eta!

Step Follows Red-Fostered Political Coup   Government Readies Protest of Russian Government Inroads

Marshall Cancels Hungary's Credif But Helps Italy  _ Action Comes After Communist Regime Backed By Russians

RED SEIZURE OF AUTHORITY PROMPTS MOVE   Marshall Says U. S. Planning to Help Italian Regime

U.S. Credit To Hungary Suspended   Marshall Commend: Italian Progress in Democracy

Step Taken By Marshall After Change   Pro-Communist Regime Takes Over Country

Act Comes In Wake of Reds Cour   Secretary Wishes Luck To Non-Communists’ Regime in Italy.

($15 Million Is Unused; Gives ‘Aid To Italy   Sec. Marshall Issues Ore ders Pro-Coumimist Ree ime Set-Up tn Hungary.

Marshall Suspends Credit to Hungary  U.S. Moves Against Communist Regime

NAT AND ote POLICY TAKER BY SECRETARY   ‘Italian Regime Lauded as Marshall Slaps at Red Coup.

MARSHALL HALTS AMERICAN FUNDS TO AID HUNGARY   CANCEL CREDITS ‘AS COMMUNISTS SEIZE POLITICAL CONTROL

Unused Half Of $30 Million ls Cut Off   U.S. Will Continue To Aid Italy, Says Secretary, Wishes De Gasperi Success

U. S.. Suspends Huge Credits To Hungarians   Marshall Cancels Allotment After Reacime Change

Hungarian Aid Is Shut Off By Secy. Marshall   Pro-Communist Regime Denied Further Credit

Marshall Acts As Soviet Sets Up A Red Rule   Lauds New Non-Commié nist Regime in Italy, Me Pledges U. S. Aid —'.:s

MARSHALL CUTS FLOW OF CASH INTO HUNGARY   State Dept. Chief Orders Halt To Credit—tItaly Will Get Support

Marshall Acs On Hungarian Situation   ' Suspends Unused Half O Credit After Pro-Red Regime Set Up

Pro-Red Regime's Loan Out   Non-Communist Italian Government Promised Assistance

Withdraw Fund To New Soviet Dominated Govt.      Cuts Off Some 15 Millions Pre. viously Allotted: Backs Italian Regime

Unused Half Of 30 Millions Held Up; Marshall Promises Aid To New Non-Red Italian Regime.

Marshall Suspend U.S. Credits For Hungary Today  Success Is His Wish For New Regime Planned for Italy

Marshall Puts Ban on Credi To Hungary   Action Blocks Grab By Communists of - Unused $15,000,000

10 HUNGARY SUSPENDED   Marsholl Orders Unused $15,000,000 Credit Stopped

Vittorio Is Safe      Argentine Judge Decides Duce’s Son Did. Not Act Uegally

Mrs. Cote Is Sentenced To 3Y, To 6 Year Term   Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter In Dramatic End To Murder Trial

Salvation Army Extends Service  Organizes Committee ‘For Local Activities

SET PLAN FOR GAS “REFUND PAYMENTS   Judges Say Customers to Get Fourth of Amount. of Bills Paid

Senate To Study Presidential Successor Bill   Legislation Has Been Asked For  By Truman; House Passed The Measure

Senate Might Pass On Succession Law   Speaker of House Would Be Next in Line For President

Succession for Presidency Is to Be Considered   Republicans Believed To Favor Speaker of House as Next in Line

Republicans May Push President Succession Plan  Wiley Urges Atomic Attack Safequards

House to Push Labor Bill Vote   Will Seek Vote Next Week on State Labor Measure

House Votes  On Labor Bill  Next Tuesday “Administration  Labor Program Is Unchanged”

STUDENT RUNS AMUCK   Kills Two, Shoots Two More After Failing Bar Exam

Policeman And Clerk Murdered In Washington   Youth Who Flunked Lav Examination Captured. After Double Slaying  - In Municipal Building

U.S. Accused By Gromkyo   Russian Deciares ‘One Nation’ Trying to Get Atom Monopoly

SOVIET CLAIMS US TRYING TO RULE ON ATOMS   Charges Effort Made to [Establish Monopoly «on Atomic Enerey Uses   MAJOR POLICY SPEECH IS MADE BY DELEGATE

Asks Work to Abolish  Weapon   Russian Delegate Delivers Statement to U. N. Council

Senate Extends Rent Lid to 48   Mar. ] Deadline Set; 15% Rise Deals OK

Urges Free Enterprise For England   Churchill Tells British Dis aster Will Follow Total itarian Compulsion

Plymouth. County Polio Campaign Is Extended To Feb. I   : Donations. Continue  “To ‘Swell Fund _ ~ To: Fight Disease -

Polio Campaign  ‘Is Extended To Feb. i  : Donations Continue  To Swell Fune pe,  aL ae

C. W. Cannon Made New Ambassador fo  Yugoslavia Hotspo!  Six Other Choices of President Sent to Senate

Native of Utak Named U. S. Envoy to Tite . N, Y.\Banker Picked   N. Y.\Banker Picked By Truman as Poland Ambassador

Plot Overthrow Freneh Republ ic  ls Thwarted   leaders Under Arrest; May  Face Weath

March on Paris Plot Revealed  Government Arrests Conenirgcu Teandar

March on Paris Plot Revealed  Government Arrests Conspiracy Leaders

Wheat, Corn Prices Tumble Full Limit on Trade Board   Action Follows Cut In November Aid Shipments

Peace Treaties Will Be Signed By February 21   Byrnes Will Be First To Af fix Signature To Treaties For German Satellites  -—- «werrra’ 24 OOO UMANRN

U.S. Silent Despite Slay Charge   Envoy Voices Veiled Reference to Deliberate Bullying

FOREIGN AID BILL MAY PASS BY NIGHTFALL   Economy-Minded Lawmakers Muster Forces To Cut Qutlay for Europe

Foreign Aid Cut Studied By House   Foreign Affairs Committee May Agree to Reduction Not Exceeding 50 Million Dollars.

5 Lose Lives In Crashes Of Three Plane:   Accidents Attributed Tc Sudden Snowstorm. Last Night In Large Area East Coast

Five Killed, 21 Hurt In Air Crashes   Airliners Crash During Snowstorm In Eastern Coastal Area

5 Dead, 21 Hurt in 3 Air Crashes   Snowstorm Lashes Eastern Seaboard

Five Killed, 21 Injured in 3 Plane Crashes Last Nicht During Storm

Five Dead, 21 Hurt In Three Plane Crashes  Snowstorm Along East Coast Cause   Snowstorm Along East Coast Cause Of Accidents

IFIVE;PERSONS KILLED, 21 INJURED JIN THREE PLANE CRASHES LAST NIGHT {DURING BLINDING SNOWSTORM IN EAST

PLANE CRASHES IN SNOWSTORM ILL 9, HURT 21   3 Lose Lives, 19 Injured Ir Transport Smashup In New Jersey Woods

5 Die: 21 Hurt In Air Grashes   Planes Crash in Sudden Blinding SnowStorm on East Coast

5 Killed, 21 Hurt In Plane Crashes  ‘Su dden Snowstorm is  ‘seed nities  ani  hob die

Five Lose Lives, 21 Others Hurt In Air Crashes   Co-Pilot And 2 Passengers Killed At Carmel, N. J.; 16 Escape At N. Y¥. Beach

Plane Accidents Take Five Lives  Sudden Snowstorm Blamed for Crashes

FIVE KILLED IN 3 PLANE CRASHES   ACCIDENT CAUSED BY SNOWSTORMS IN EAST 21 PERSONS INJURED

Storm Causes Plane Crashes   Freak Snowstorm On East Coast Causes Three With Five Killed, 21 Hurt

Snow, Sleet Cause Airplane Accidents Along East Coast   Five Persons Reported Killed and 19 Others Hurt In Three Crashes—Three Die In New Jersey  Airliner Crash

New Plane Crashes Kill Five, Injure 21 In Eastern Storms   RECORD-BREAKING 9-DAY TEXAS COLD WAVE ENDING, AS DAMAGE FOUND NOT SO CREAT AS FEARED

Five Killed, 21 Injured In Three Plane Crackups   Sudden, Blinding Snowstorm Is Blamed For Two Accidents In New York Area; Michigan Couple Perish In Virginia   Berrien traffic deaths in 1947

Five Killed . In Air Crashes  Over Nation   Sudden Snowstorm Causes Three Plane Crashes Tn Eastern Area.

Five Killed, 21 Injured in Three Airplane Crashes   Planes Wrecked During Blinding Snowstorm In East Coast Areas

Five Killed and 21 Injured in Trio of Airplane Accidents   Freak Snowstorm on East Coast Held Responsible For Sky Mishaps

FIVE DEAD, 21 INJURED TOLL OF THREE PLANE - CRASHES IN SNOWSTORM

SERIES. OF PLANE CRASHES BLAMED ‘ON SUDDEN STORM:   Five Killed and 21 Injured i Three Plane Mishaps Along  _ Eastern Coast

21 HURT WHEN SHIPS CRASH ON EAST COAST   One Liner Makes Belly Landing Close to Ocean Shore   Byrd Expedition Ships Face Iceberg Threat

5 Persons: Killed in Plane Crashes  Blinding Snowstorm Blamed for Accidents

Five Killed, 21 Hurt in 3 Crashes In Freak Weather  Blinding Snowstorm Along East Coast Rinmad far Arridante

19 Persons O Airliners H   One Plunges In New Jersey, Second Crash Lands On Beach;  Private Plane Drops In Virginia

Plane Grashes Fatal To Five; 21 Are Injured   PLINDING SNOWSTORMS ON ATLANTIC COAST CITED AS CAUSE

5 Killed, 21 Hurt In Air Crashes  Snow Storm Envelops New York City Area

5 Are Dead, 21 Hurt As Planes Hit  Snow Storm   Small Ship Crashes In Scott County; 2 Killed In Accident

EAST COAST STORM CAUSES ) DEATHS IN PLANE GRASHES   21 Others Hurt; Chinese Flights Of Commercial Planes Suspended

Five Die in Plane Crashes as Sudder Blinding Snowstorm Hits East Coast

THREE PLANE CRASHES KILL 5, INJURE 21   Worst of the Mishaps Is Crack-up of Passenger Craft in New Jersey in Which Three Are Dead and 19 Hurt.

Five Die In Three U. S. Air Crashes, 42 Kill  BLINDING SNOWSTORM BLAMED IN PLANE 4 ACCIDENTS IN WHICH 21. WERE INJURED

Five Killed, 21 Injured In Three Plane Crashes During Big Snowstorm

Huge Craft With 16 On Board Lands on Long Island Beach   Airliner Crashes in Wooded Section Of Carmel, N. J., Killing 3, Injuring 19: Two Others Die in Accident in Virginia

CAMPAIGN 1S UNDERWAY ; Library Association To Push Petitions For Bond Flection

U.N. Council to Resume Session Today   U.S. Also to Insist on Peace Pacts Before Disarmament

RAILROADS ASK ADDED BOOST IN FREIGHT RATES   AMEND PLEA NOW BEFORE ICC; ASK EMERGENCY ORDER

RAILROADS. ASKING NEW FREIGHT RATE HIKE OVER NATION         Claim ore  Rev e  “GH  Needed. tg  et Increase in  Waee Scales

Freight Rate Boost Asked By Railways  Amended Plea Proposes 27   Amended Plea Proposes 27 Per Cent Hike

FREIGHT RATE BOOST ASKED   Nation's Railroads Request 10 Per Cent Increase

U.S. Railroads. Ask for Further Freight Increase   * Petition ICC for’ . 27 Per Cent Hike To Cover Recent.»  Boiewke Ba Baa eee

Railroads Seek Rate Increases  Claim Wage Boosts Necessitate Raise

Railways Ask Freight Hike   10 Pet. Boost Said Needed T.. Offset Pav Rises

Railroads Ask Added Raise Freight Rate   Would Offset Wage Increase Given To Non-Operators.

Railroads Seek Freight Increase  _ 10 Per, Cent Boost — To Offset Pav Hike

SEEK 10% RISE TO OFFSET PAY BOOST, PRICES   Carriers Will Request Emergency Order for Immediate Collection

RallS J€CK New Freight Rate Boos!   Carriers Add 10 Pet. To Original 16.7 Pet. Increase Request

Chandler Defense Will Seek to Prove “Paul Revere” Was “Insane”   Counsel Also Claims Defendant Had No Intention of Betravina the LI. S.

Today In:Coneress   é oe  Marshall's Report On Talk With Stalin Stirs ‘Go Slow’ Move On Greek-Turk Aid; House Votes To Slash $350,000,000 Relief Fund

Caution Urged In Action on Greek Aid Plan   Delay May Give Russ, U. S. Time For Compromises

British Civilians Go To Compounds In Palestine Areas   Seek Refuge Behind Barbed Wire Safety Of Military Compounds   ‘QUIT PALESTINE” EDICT IS SERVED

Britons Seeking Safety in Camps   Holy Land Civilians in Barbed-Wire Stockades

Bill Sets Tax Cut Date Year From Passage   Some Discontent With Measure After Turner Agreement on Measure Known

Income Tax Cut Is Not to Be Applied Before End of 1948      Measure 6 Be Jammed Through at Today's Session But Amendment Delaying Effectiveness Of Reduction Will Be Inserted in Bill

TheHtome Toun  Reporter  in WASHINGTON  By Walter Sheod WNU C            Congress Seeking to Control judicial, Executive Branches

WHY Washington Bureau. 1610 Eve St..8. Ww  Congress Seeking to Control Judicial. Executive Branches

LOVE YACHT DANGER ALGD HNED $8,000   Trial Wag Recital of Exotic Episodes on Board Mee’s Boat.

Dancer Is Given 15-Year Sentence   Patricia Schmidt Is Sent To Prison For Killing In Havana, Cub-

Many Veterans Cash Terminal  Leave Bonds   ‘Moderate’ to ‘Heavy’ Rush Reported in Most Parts of U.S.

Veterans Lined Up for the Cash On Gl-Bond Day   Despite the Fact They Are Good at Any Time the Boys Want Dough

REPORT HEAVY BOND CASHING   Moderate to Heavy Rush I Reported As Vets Turn In Leave Pay Bonds

STORES EXPECT CASHING OF BONDS TO BOOST TRADE   Thousands of Veterans Over Nation Take Advantage of Law Permitting Immediate Payment.   UNMANAGEABLE CRUSH AT FORT WORTH, TEX.   Bankers There Ask Postpone ‘ment of Conversion-—$1,000,000 Paid Gut Hourly in Philadelphia.

Newsstand "7 ¢ Copies...   Voters of McKean County Will Vote On Question of Establishing Office of Controller in County   Petitions With Necessary Signatures Have Been Presented To Authorities; Office Would Do Away With Three Auditors

Voters of McKean County Will Vote On Question of Establishing Office of Controller in County   Petitions With Necessary Signatures Have Been Presented To Authorities; Office Would Do Away With Three Auditors

Governor Hopes For Full Phone Service In N. J.  Court Actions Begin In Test Of New Law

TEST STARTED OF STRIKE BAN   Civil and Criminal Court Actions Brought Under New Jersey Law

DC-6 Makers Lead Hunt for Cause Of Near-Tragic Plane Fire at Gallup

FIRE IN ARRLINER ‘AT GALLUP PROBE!   TRUMAN'S PERSONAL PLANE AMONG DC's GROUNDED AFTER THE BLAZE.

SIX MORE DIVORCE : LIBELS ARE FILED   Three Are Started By The Wives; Trio of Charges Are Included

Cleveland Man Escapes With Broken Leg in Fall Over 500-Foot Cliff

It ls Tough Dealing Out the  Medicine You Had to Take A Few Years Before

HAL BIDYLE’S COLUMN Writer-Turned-Editor Says Story Market Is Still Open

Netherlands OK?’s U. S. Arbitration, But Indonesians Favor Inclusion  Of Other Nations

Van Mook Tells His Troops to End Firing  Cessation Is First  Positive Result at Niwtiane’ EB antian

BOTH WILLING TO HEED CALL OF UN COUNCIL   East Indies Warfare Expected to Halt At Noon Today

\Both Sides Issue Command To Cease Fire: Dutch Rap UN Interference In Battle

Van Mook Tells His Troops to End Firing   Cessation Is First Positive Result of Nations’ Action

Fighting Ends Tonight Under UN Directive   Belligerents Are Willing To Abide By Security Council

Will Comply With UN Bid   Cessation Of Hostilities Sct Midnight Monday: Dutch Plan Fo Keen Saime Aroce

INDONESIANS, DUTCH AGREED ON ENDING WAR   Cease-Fire Order Goes Into Effect At Noon} Arbitration Asked

Dutch T roops To Honor UN Demand   Warfare Ix Scheduled  To Come to Halt at Noon Today CEST)

HOSTILITIES IN INDONESIA END THIS MORNING   Cease Fire Order Issued By Dutch; U.N. Coun cil Intervenes   ARBITRATION ISSUE CAUSES DISAGREEMENT

Solons’ Expenses Unconstitutional   Supreme Court Upholds Auditor General, State Treasurer in Decision

Angry Probe Chief Orders Writ to Get Hughes’ Documents   Bitter Verbal Exchange Climaxed By Subpoena as Airplane Builder Refuses to Produce Papers, Meyer

Brewster Says He Regrets Plane Hostess Statement   ‘Senator From Maine Declares Before Newsmen: “Am Not Proud Of My Comment On That Affair”

ator Offer ‘Regrets’ For Hostess Slurs.   Senate Probe Of Plane Contracts Continues Today

Brewster Regrets TWA Hostess Story   TOM CLARK TO NOTE HUGHES’ CHARGE —

Senator Issues Subpoena for Hughes Papers   Caps Bitter Verbal Exchange.

Negro Maid Will Tell Of Slavery   Massachusetts Couple On Trial For Violation Of Thirteenth Amendment

SHADES OF ANTEBELLUM DAYS .... . . MASS. COUPLE CHARGED WITH HOLDING NEGRO WOMAN IN SLAVERY

Wealthy Couple Faces Jury ....  Slavery Trial In  ~ California Opens

Slavery Trial  Opens In Court   Attorney And Wife And Middie-Aged Negro Maid Kev Ficures.

MINISTER ARRESTED FOR  SELLING NUMBERS TICKETS RAISING FUNDS FOR GHUACH

Minister Arrested For Selling Betting Tickets 'To Raise Church Funds

CAMBLING FOR CHURCH FUND   The Lord Told Him to Do Ti. “the Rey.’ Ernest Hall Says.

Planes Scare ’Em Half Out Of Skins (Which Are Worth Only $12-$14)  Think Life’s Tough? Consider The PoorMink, Figure YourselfLucky

No Fun Being A Mink  Retailers Get Most Of Profit,  Farmers Tell House Committee

Conservationists Approve Budget  State Allocations Total 5 Millions

Aerial Day Coaches For Danville Seen   Atlantic Airlines Makes Bid

Des Moines River Still OnRampage   Pressure of Water Breaks Railway Levee’ — Evac uate Ottumwa Area

NEFP’S 16 YEARS:  AS BAYLOR READ  ARE SUCCESSFUL E Plant, Student Body  Gr racing Increased; Large Debt Retired

Cherokee County Sheriff Resigns Post Under Fire   Removal Proceedings Started; County Attorney Files Series of Charges

Tired Rescue: Workers Near End of Hopeless Search in Blasted Mine   ROLLETIN

Have You Made Your Red Cross Contribution?   Sound_ Dirge On Hopes For Trapped Men   Mournful Tolling of Funeral Bells Marks  Community’s Sorrow; 45 Tlrannntntad Taw

Search For Blast Victims Nears End   Rescue Workers Near End Of Search for Survivors; Only 15 Miners Are Still Missing.

STEEL SHORTAGE CLOSES TEN GM AUTO FACTORIES   Six Other Plants to Be Affeeted; All to Reopen Early in September

A] Per Cent Cut In Interior Dept. Budget Looms; Krug Signals Fight

Krug Assails Budget Slash ‘As Threat To U. S. Economy   Maine Fisheries Information Offices Affected: Orland Hatchery May Be Hi

Krug Signals Fight Over Budge! Slash  my   House Committee Cuts Interior Department Funds

KRUG 10 FIGHT CUT IN BUDGET   SAYS SLASH PROPOSED BY HOUSE GROUP MIGHT START A DEPRESSION,

Accuse Marshall Of Incorrect  Moscow Report   Soviet Paper Says ‘Facts Distorted,

Izvestia Editorial Also Charges John Foster Dulles With “Distorting Facts’’

‘Soviet Press Declares Marshall's Appraisal Of Confab Sncorrect®

Marshall  ‘Incorrect’   That’s What Izvestia Says Of His Appraisal Of Conference

Incorrect Appraisal of Ministers’ Conference Charged to Marshall by Russian Newspaper Izvestia; Dulles Also Said to Have Distorted Facts

MOSCOW PAPER SAYS MARSHALL DISTORTED FACTS   Izvestia Brands Secretary’s Appraisal of Moscow Parlay Incorrect

Red Newspaper — Says Marshall In Wrong Slant      IZVESTIA IN ATTACK ON U. S. SECRETARY TODAY

RUSSIAN PAPER RAPS MARSHALL   Accuses U. S. Secretary O1 State Of ‘Incorrect Appraisal’

Soviet Paper Criticizes Marshall   Flays Appraisal Of Moscow Meet

WOMAN, 64, KILLS BURGLAR   Clubs Man, 2t, After Finding Hin Hiding in Her Kitchen

EAST BERLIN HOME DAMAGED BY FIRE   Flames Sweep Second Floor And Attic Of Earl Sellers Residence—Loss Piaced At $3,000—Fireman Hurt

JOLLY ROGER RETURN     Chinese Passenger-Pirates bus)  Loot Vessel of $500,000

State Gains in Census Race  Pennsylvania Lags Behind Rapidly Growing California

Seas tate Makes Huge Gain in Population Race  SUNNY CALIFORNIA BREATH IS HOT ON KEYSTONE NECK

N.Y.C. Officials Oppose Combine   Virginian Witnesses  Provide Surorise

NYC OFFICIALS DENY C&O CAN BENEFIT THEM   Chessie Lawyers Given Surprise By Turn Of ICC Hearing

U.S. Intelligence Service and Russia's Secret Police Worked Together During War

Government Delays Move _ To Promote Contract Talks Until Strike Threat Removal

ed to Road Bill Okay vall in Senate Seer   Lewis Pushed fo End Strike Call

Coal Talks Depend On Action by Lewis   Miners’ Chief Must First Cancel Threat of March 31 Walkout, Secretary Krug Reports

Government Put: Lewis on Notice  Union Must Remove Strike Threat Before Negotiations Begin

U.S. To Promote No Soft — Coal Talks Until Lewis Cancels Strike Threat

U. S. Awaits Lewis Strike Cancelation   Krug Says Government Won't Act on Talks Until Threat Is Ended

GOVERNMENT MOVE ON MINES UP TO LEWIS   Should Court Waive 25Day Waiting Period, UMW Chief Will Have Only Five Days to An. swer.

Court Order Confronting LIMW Leader   Secretary of Interior J. A. Krug Deciares Next Step Ye Un Ta Coal Miners.

Gov't Demands Lewis Cancel Strike Order   Contract Talks  “Await-Action

Krug Orders Halt To Strike Threat   Says Lewis Must Call Off March 31st Storpage

NEXT MOVE IS UP T0 LEWIS. IN COAL ISSUE   U. S. Will Not Promote Contracts Until UMW Chief Cancels Threat.

Lewis Must Act to Block Coal Strike   Government Will Make No Move to Open Talks On Contract Until March 31 Threat Ended, Says Krug; Waiver of Waiting Period Asked

NO CONTRACTS TILL CALLED OFE  KRUG BECLAR   Government Ready to Handle All Strike Possibilities

COAL. STRIKE THREAT MUST BE GANGELED   Coal Wage Talks Held Uy . Until Strike Notice Canceled

CONGRESS CUTS POLITICAL FIGHT   Probe of Election Is Killed in Haste to Adjournment

Congress Speeds Must Measures fo Adjourn   Merger Bill Sent to Truman; House Blocks Fraud Probe

SPEEDS MERGER BILL TO TRUMAN IN FINAL PUSH   House Votes To End Consumer Controls Nov. 1

Ballot Fraud Probe Waits Next Session  Conaress Bends   Congress Bends All Efforis to Quit Saturday

Political Issue Carried Over To Next Term After AllNight Filibuster   Unification Bill Goes To Truman   House Passes Bill To End Controls On Credits; Adjournment Near

10 » Presiden  Congress Speeds Action to Adjourn  Tamnarraw Niaks

Unification Bill Is Sent To Truman   House Completes Action on Measure — Congress to  Adjourn Saturday

Mercury Hits 109 In Kansas City for  September Record  Jefferson City Has 9: While Other Cities

(TAKE ISSUE WITH  MAXEY CRITICISM   Municipal Officials Reply  to Chief Justice.

CHROSTWAITE JOINS PROTEST TO MAXEY   Hanoverian And Two Others Take Issue With State Jurist’s Criticism Of Tax Law

Congress Rushes Appropriations  Final Action Pending  On Funds for Aiding France. Italv. Auctria

GARSSON ADMITS BRIBERY ATTEMPT   Says Bribes Offered An: drew May Were Re fused.

OBSERVERS 10 EVE WALLACE   Un-American Activities Committee Will Send Watchers

‘WALLACE CARRIES ON SPEAKING CAMPAIGh      To Check Rally At Which Wallace Will Be Speaker

HOUSE T0 PROBE REDS IN UNIONS   UnAmerican Committee  to Observe Wallace Talk

To Investigate Reds In Unions  Committee Starts Hearings June 23

[Hearings to Start On Reds’ Invasion Of Unions June 23   Un-American Activilie: Conunillee Will Send Observers to Talk  by Walk

Red Infiltration Of Unions To Belnvestigated   Hearings to Start June 23; Electrical Worker: First Witnesses

~ -HAS CAUSED A CONTROVERSY   OBSERVERS WILL BE SENT TO MEETING BY HOUSE  UNAMERICAN ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE

OBSERVERS 0 CHECK WALLACE   House Un-American Group To Make Report On Sponsoring Body

Unamerican Activities Committee To Observe Meeting Held By Wallace

UNION ‘INFILTRATION’ BY COMMUNISTS TO BE HEARING SUBJECT  SESSION TO OPEN ON JUNE 23; REPORT DUE

Probe Agents Plan to Hear Wallace Talk   Rep. Thomas Says Host Organization Being Invesltigaled

Stalin, Lewis, Garbo, Pork Chops Appear in Fantastic Review While Othman Relaxes Via Sciatic Pills

LEADER OF POLAND ARRIVES IN U.S.   Mikolajezyk, Head of Anti-Reds, Lands at New York Today.

Health Bill Action Due In *48   Will Make Great Presidential Campaion Issue

DEWEY RELAXES IN MICHIGAN   New York Governor Spends ~ Vacation With Mother

Dewey In Michigan; Takes Every ‘Care Not To Embarrass Vandenberg

Dewey Considers Strategy Change In Vacation Tou   Powerful GOP Leaders Urge Governor to Declare Stand on Key Issues

AT OLD HOME IN OWOSSO   Visiting His Widowed Mother For Few Days

LEWIS 10 TELL OF MINE WOES   UMW Chief Will Testify On Events Preceding ‘ Disaster

LEWIS WILL TESTIFY IN ‘DISASTER? PROBE   House Committee Also Ma‘ Hear Secretary Krug

ST, LOUIS JURY FREES GIRL, 14   Reardon Lass fs Acquitted In Murder Trial

Judge Warns St. Louis Miss That The Finding Is Not Vindication Of Everything She Has Tone: Mile Anolause Creets Verdict

Jury Acquits Mary Reardon In Death Case   Judge Tells Girl Not To Consider Herself An Important Person Ae Raenlt af Caca

MARY REARDON, 14, FREED IN KILLING   JURY FINDS SHE WAS NOT DELINQUENT BY REASON OF DEATH OF FATHER,

GIRL ACQUITTED IN SLAYING OF WEALTHY DAD   Juvenile Court Jury in St Louis Finds Youth Innocent of Delinquency

ST. LOUIS GIRL WINS ACQUITTAL   School Student, 14, Free« In Strange Death Of Her Father

MACARTHUR IS UNDER ATTACK — IN NEW PROPAGANDA EFFOR]   COPIES OF PAPER BEING SMUGGLED INTO TOKYO FROM ISLAND UNDER  ‘ gOVIET CONTROL

SECOND STORM SPRINGS UP OFF FLORIDA'S KEYS   Warnings Hoisted Again As Death Toll Reaches 38 In Last Week’s Blow

Millions Celebrate New Year's Eve Gayly, Expensively   Merrymakers Crowd Urban Centers While Paying High Prices, Stiff Cover Charges in Headache Producing Revel

Gay New Year’s Eve Celebrated   Wham! New Year Usheres In Here Amid Hilarious Citywide Celebrations

Gay, Expensive Parties Greet Coming of 1947   Merrymakers Crowd Night Spots But More Serious Pray in Churches

EVE FESTIVITIES GAY, EXPENSIVE   ‘Never Mind Cost’ Spirit Prevails as Nation Bids Welcome to New Year

NATION GIVES GAY GREETING TO NEW YEAR   POPPING OF CORKS AIDED BY RUSTLE OF GREENBACKS

Vote 74-31 For Closed Shop Bill   House Passes Strongest An ti-Labor Legislation in State’s History

AUSTERITY It» GAINS SUPPORT OF BRITISH TUC   Attlee To Announce Labor Government’s Emergency ; Program Wednesday

Attlee to Give Plan For National Sacrifice  Trade ‘Union Congress Backs Program Fer Year of Overtime Work in Industry

British Crisis Moves Labor   Trades Union Backs Government Action

SUPPORT LOOMS ON ATTLEE PLAN   Trades Union Congress Set To 0. K. ‘Austerity’ Setup

England Planning Super - Austerity   Attleé Expected To Announce New Emergency Program: To Avert Economic Ruin In Nation

—"THE. PEOPLE DON'T WANT IT’ Sugar Rationing End Monday Urged by Ives

Special Congress Call Unnecessary, Martin Believes   Speaker Sees No Need of Presidential Action; Will Adjourn July 26

PRICES FLUCTUATE AS SELLERS STALL AWAITING TRUMAN   President Not Expected  to Act until Later This Week; Livestock Cost Moves Downward.  EGGS AND BUTTER HIGHER. HOWEVER

'RICES WAVER; WHITE HOUSE NORD AWAITED   ' Food Plan To Be  Announced Soon

Living Cost Probes Are Under Way   No Definite Trend in Prices Today, as Action by Tru.  man Is Awaited

RAIN TRADERS Lie Sounds ALL, AWAIT. Warning to XIIMAN MOVE Both Nations

PHILADELPHIA ~ IS SELECTED   Democrats As Well As Republicans To Con vene In City

Demos To Hold ‘48 Convention In Quaker City  McGrath Installed As Party Chairman

Democrats  Also Pick  Philadelphia Party Convention  Due To Be Held Early in Tulv

pFTS 7 a   Democrats Decide on City of Brotherly Love for 1948 Convention '

Philadelphia Gets 1948 Democratic  Convention  National Committee Deletes Planned Jolt At GOP Concress

DEMOCRATS’ 1948 CONVENTION GOES ~ TO PHILADELPHI   Quaker City Chosen After San. Francisco Withdraws Bid—Date Remains to Be Set.   M’GRATH INSTALLED AS NEW CHAIRMAN   Resolution Bitterly Condemning Republican-Controlied Congress Rejected by Committee.

DUNVENTION BID ACCEPTED AFTEt ERISCA DROPS   Howard McGrath Seated As National Chairman To Succeed Hannegan

PHILADELPHIA BID ACCEPTED BY DEMOCRATS   Selection Gives State 1948 Conventions Of Two Major Parties

DEMOCRATS VOTE FOR PHILADELPHIE   National Convention to Be There Next Year: McGrath Named Chairman.

Democrats Also Will Convene In Philadelphia   Follow G.O.P. Lead In Choice: Session Expected in July 194€

Democrats Pick Philadelphia  For Convention   Sen. MeGrath Named Chairman as Party Prepares Campaign

Both National Conventions to Be Held there   $200,000 Check Cinches Choice And San Franeisco Withdraws

Destruction of Bombs Is Proposed   American Plan Lambasted Before Council

GROMYKO ASKS U.S. TO DUMP BOMB SUPPL’   Austin Shows Need For Inspection Machinery

LC.C. Blocks Freight Rate Quiz in Steel  Two Companies Denied Permit  Tea Tain Mrricar

U. S. Defenses Termed Weak   Gen. Devers Paints Shocking Picture

First Court Test Of Taft-Hartley Rules Next Week   Texas Oil Workers Will Make Plea to Federal Judge in Ft. Worth

NLRB ACTION CHALLENGED in COURTS   CIO Union Seeks To Recover Ballots NLRB Impounded

NLRB RULING FACING TES]   Action by CIO Oil Workers First Court Challenge Of “Freezing”? Order

impounding of Ballots Brings Bill Into Court   Regardless Of Ft. Worth Finding, It- Will Go To Hichest. Court’ -:

Legality Of ‘Freezing’ Of Ballots Hit” Court Showdown Set On NLRB’s Ruling

Court Challenge of Non-Communist Clause of Labor Act Begins Monday

(il Workers To Challenge NLB  — Cases Frozen Until Union Signs Affidavit

HARDIN YOUTH PLAN WEEKEND TOUR SATURDAY   Will Visit Grotto and Lake Okoboji; Party With Osceola County

Students, Parents Responsible For Teachers Quitting, Says Ohio Solon

Brands Release Of 26 ‘Outrage’   Attorney General Wants Ruling On Right Of Every Man To ‘Life, Liberty and Pursuit Of Happiness’

U. S. MAY ENTER IN LYNCHING CASE TO GUARANTEE RIGHT    Atlorney General Investigate Possibility of Bringing ! Civil Action

Confused Youth Awaits Justice  Fingl Rites Held For Little Victims

Rites Today For Siain Children   Four Being Buried In Gne Grave; Slayer Denies Rape Charge.

Funeral Services To Be Held Today For Three Girls, One Boy Shot Down By Youth

SERVICE TODAY FOR 4 CHILDREN   [wo Thousand Persons Visit Funeral Home To View Bodies Of Farm Children Killed By Playmate As Thev Picked Flowers.

Youth Awaits: Court, Appearance; ‘Four Victims to Be Buried Today

Truman Replies to Charges Made by Russia  U.S. Isn’t Seeking Domination of Any Country

TRUMAN CITES U. S. OBJECTIVE   Says Nation Seeks Lasting Peace and Prosperity For Benefit of All

Heonevwe CET. TRANSFUSION   “MOSCOW PARLEY IS TEST Western Powers Doing Well

PAIR CONVICTED IN CONVOY CRE   Negroes To Be Sentenced or Feb. 24

LIME USE LIMITED   50 Per Cent Cut in Federal Funds for County Is Announced

LEFTISTS HA ClO SETBACK   EUROPEAN AID PLAN IS SUPPORTED DESPITE OPPOS!TION OF LEFT WING

ClO 10 SUPPORT MARSHALL PLAN   Left-Wingers Defeated; Election Listed Thursday

Socretary of State Applauded When He Arrives to Make Pled for Lad bor’s Support of U.S. Foreign! Policy — Convention 'Proceed¢ Today to Election of Officers,

Dulles to Meet French Leader's  To Visit Paris on Fact Finding Move

Dulles, Freneh Leaders  To Talk   Foreign Policy O! France Will Be  Discussed

Agreement On Peace Pact Is No Nearer   Dulles To Consult With French About Foreign Policy In View Of Home Trouble

BIG FOUR FAR FROM ACCORD   Ministers Council Nea: End Of Debate On German Treaty

To Paris  For Confab      Dulles Will Take Time Off from Big Four Parley to Consult Leaders On Crisis

DULLES TO VIEW LABOR CRISIS IN FRENCH CAPITAL   No Progress Made by Big 4 on German Treaty During Last 8 Days

100 ATTEND LECTURE ON ATOM BOMB   Warns Race Could Be Wiped Out in Atomic War

LECTURE ON ATOM-BOMB   Warns Race Could Be Wiped Out. in Atomic War —

NORWAY VOTED CHURGH ON SHIP   Lutheran Council Will Bring Services To Ravaged Villages

Foremen’s Pickets Withdrawr   Longshore Gangs Return to Work After Bosses’ Vote

13 DEAD, 40 HURT IN TRAIN CRASH   Disaster In France Blamed By Some Officials On Saboteurs

Pacific Ocea.   French Rail Crash Fatal To 17; Red Saboleurs Blamed

20 ARE KILLE IN TRAIN WRECK   Accident in France Also Results in Injuries to About 40 Persons

20 Dead, 40 Hurt In French Wreck   Disaster Blamed On Saboteurs; Workers Still Searching.

Rails Give Way in 3 am. Crash   Trains Running in Defiance of Strike Call Through France

French Train Off Rails   Report 20 Killed in Wreck Near Arras; Suspect Sabotage 

ASSASSINATION “OF ISLAND PRESIDENT BY GRENADE FAILS   Roxas Escapes Injury. in BI After Speech; Photagtapher Is Injured 2: .  ast

ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT FAILS   Toss Hand Grenade at President of Philippines

Toss Grenade al President Roxas  Assassination Try Failure at Manila

Filt Youe Vacont Corner   Attempt Made On Life OF.  Manuel Roxes:

Grenade Is Hurled Near Manuel Roxas   Missile Explodes 10 Feet From Philippines President and Other Notables on Speaking Platform—Leader Uninjured.

Assassin Attempts To Kill President Of Philippines  —_ ee ee Ben ; . eta Esa fo ea ee Fong : i eet 7 5 g < ae Me Ee Sy ee Te the, ~ yh Be * Bae . ~ § gor fay eae ora 7 ‘ Pare “ cs « J 5. : is je “ + = : By ee : * Pe 28 “sy a ° . a f He a. 8 a nee Lo & : i Co e * q ay Q . By : ¢ : @. i .                       4 <i ‘ s ine ene 5 6 Nee

; —ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT— Hand Grenade Thrown At President Roxas

President of Philippines Is Uninjured When Assassin Makes Attack

PRESIDENT ROXAS ESCAPES DEATH AT HAND OF ASSASSIN   Grenade Explodes Near Fili. pine Executive On Eve    ; of Elactian

Attempt Made To Slay Roxas  Desctatont Feennne.   President Escapes Grenade Explosion

ATTEMPT IS MADE ON LIFE OF ROXAS   Philippines President Es. capes Injury As Grenade Explodes

Death Penalty Bill Up Again   Judiciary Committee Reports Favorably

Rain Falls on. State's Wheal Growing Area   Farmers Welcome — Rain to Plant Winter Wheat and for Benefit To Pasture Situation

Industry Faces Disaster in New French Strikes   Gas and Power Walkout: Come on Top of Rail Strangulation

DR. JOHN OUTLAND DIED THIS MORNING   Was Widely Known as the “Father of the Kansas Relays”   FORMER k. U. COACH

SAN ANTONIO C. OF C. EXECUTIVE CHIEF SPEAKER  Biala at (‘allanva   Held at College With Jim Bowmer As Toastmaster

SAN ANTONIO C. OF C. EXECUTIVE CHIEF SPEAKER  Held at College With Jim Bowmer As Toastmaster

idle. Phones Lawmakers’ Boon  ~ ¥ ~~  Offices” Sistos. Pooks Have lo Be Written .

Two G. O. D0.P. Senators  Take Lead   VANDENBERG AND MILLIKEN ADVOCATE NO LEGISLATION FOR YEAR ALTERING PRESENT TARIFF SETUP

British Police Sergeant Killec In Palestine   Morning Is Quietest Since UN Partition Decision Was Made

Briton Killed, But Holy Lane  Violence Wane:   17-Day Toll in Partition Protest Reaches 260

Policeman Killed In  Jerusalem   Violence Appears To Be Tapering Off

Legislature Speeds Up Money Bills   247 Bills Dumped. Before House for Consideration

Mexico's President to Make Goodwill Tour Of U. S.; Also Seeking Economic Benefits

Male ‘Cooch’ Dancer Posed as Maid; Held For $25,000 Theft   Figure With False Forms Convinced

Expects Few Strikes In ‘48  ‘Peacemaker’ Hopes For Better Record

Labor Peacemaker Sees No Crippling Strikes In 1948  ~ Ching Believes Workers, Mariagement Have Reached New Understanding

Some Records Of Prison Are Missing   Vanished After Early Probe Started Of Alleged Irregularities, Missing Funds

Cook Reports Penal Records Have Vanishe¢   Committee Told That Two Men Posing as Auditors Took Books  ccc Re, PW

Strike Threat Fades as Lewis, Northern Coal Operators Gain Accord

COAL STRIKE THREAT ENDS; WAGES UPPED   Bituminous Operators Agree to New Contract

New Cold Wave  To Grip Maine Weatherman Predicts Snow Flurries Tadav

Alleged Communist Agent Refuses To Testify At  Congressional Hearing ©   Gerhard Eisler Cited For Contempt; Hoover Reports He May’ Be Serving As Soviet Spy

ADVOCATES OF STATE REDISTRICTING MEET ON EVE OF SESSION   ISSUE EXPECTED TO BE ONE OF HOTTEST BEFORE NEW TEXAS LEGISLATURE

Legislators Plan Fight to Finish On Redistricting  Strategy To Seat Schraub Being Mapped in Caucus

Football Player Killed, Four Others Knocked Out by Lightning Bolt

U.S. Demands Recall 'Of Polish Liaison Chief   Charged With Making Anti-United States  oer tee fue oem

U. 5. Asking Pole Recall   Army Says Polish Liaison Officer In Frankfurt Made Anti-U. S. Speeches

WINTRY BLASTS HEAD FOR EAST   Five Deaths Are Blamed on  Inclement Weather

Cold Wave Heads Kast From North   North Minnesota And The Dakotas  Have Heavy Snow Re AUNUVUTE n PREA<\

That's all tor now, JUSTIN.   Reports Many Mexicans Working Illegally in U.S.; Hard to Keep Out

‘Henry Wallace Says:  U.S., Britain Set to Fight If Soviets Menace Turkey

Wallace Set “ol Address  ' ay, ‘Air His Stand "48 Presidential   WASHINGTON. (7) — Federal ‘%.Yames M. Proctor refused ===: bar Henry A. Wallace "ng at the government: amphitheater’  a .,

Gem Theives Engineer $100,000 Haul In Plain View of Crowds on Street

4 STATES LOOK FOR GEM THIEVES   Nearly,$100,000 Worth Taken in Neatly Planned Job

Bandits Waylay Jeweler at Home, Then Use His Keys to Enter Store and Take Fortune in Gems:

WIDOW TO SEEK BRADLEY'S SEAT   Mrs. Bradley Decides To Run For Congress In 11th District

Mrs. F. Bradley lo Be Candidate  To Seek Unexpired _Term of.Husband

FOUR CHURCHES OF CITY TO PRESENT PART OF PROGRAM   Hours Begin At 1 o’Clock, Extend Until Four P. M.

FOUR CHURCHES OF CITY TO PRESENT PART OF PROGRAM  Heirs Beoin At   Hours ‘Begin At 1 o’Clock,. Extend . Until Four P, M.

Peace Treaty Action Delay Is Foreseen   Foreign Relations : Group Studies Pacts for Italy, Balkans

Natural Gas Waste Caused by Federal Power Commission   Uncertain Policies Charaed

RESIGNATION OF PASTOR ACCEPTEL   Dr. John Lewis, Found Guilty Of Arson, Leaves Pulpit Of Fashionable Church

Governor Dewey Completes Tour   Backers Believe That He Will Be : Named As Republican Presidential Nominee

ARMED FORCE MERGER PLAN IS COMPLETED   PROPOSAL IS LAID BEFORE CONGRESS BY PRESIDENT

ARMS MERGER BILL 1S SENT TO CONGRESS   Truman Submits Plan To Unify Air, Army, Navy Services

HST Sends Merger Plan To Conaress   Proposal Would Place All Services Under Single Defense Secretary 

Measure Would Create Setup Under Civilian   President Proposes, Secretary of Defense With Cabinet Rank

TRUMAN SUBMITS PLANS TO MERGE FIGHTING FORCES   Asks Congress to Put Army, Navy and Air Branch Under a Secretary of National Defense.   COMMITTEES TO OPEN HEARINGS SHOKTLY   Bill Would Set up War Coun cil to Give Advice on Questions of Broad Policy.

—CattsFor—éreation of National Defense Body With Civilian Secretary With Cabinet Rank

Speedy Action Promised  Truman’s Plan for Unification of U. S. Armed Services. Submitted to Congress

SaeelET-LLLUtt””tO™O~—OOO  President’s Military Plan To Congress

Truman Places His Merger Ideas Before Congress   Civilian in Cabinet Would Head All Three Armed Service Branche

Congress Gets  Plan to Unite Armed Forees   Truman Presents Sweeping Unification Program Kay Military Mieht

Armed. Forces Unification Plan Offered By President  Calls for Creation Of Defense Setup Headed by Civilian

Truman Presents Unification Plan  Calls For Secretary Of National Defense

Russia Opens Attack in UN Over Greece   Gromyko Demands Assem bly Order U. 8. Troops from Country

Asks Controls On-Loan to Athens Gov't   Poland Joins Attack, Pro. poses Assembly Denounce Marshall Plan

U.N.Asked to Control  Greek Aid   Poland's Lange Says Marshall Proposals Have Split Europe

THE HEAT HOLDS ON   Preepect for ‘Long Hot Spell Seen  by Forecaster

Injuries Fatal © «ToH. fie   Fr tneral {Services To Be ee d On. ‘sy  eld-On Tused

Injuries Fatal  ToH. Albright   Funeral Services To Be Held On Tuesday Afternoon .

CANADA CHEERS U.S, PRESIDENT   Truman Heads Home Tonigh’ Facing Tax Cut, Labor Bill Decisions

Truman Makes Automobile Tour Around Canada   Assumes Tourist Role And Takes In Scenic Beauty Of Neighbor Country   WILL START HOME LATE THIS EVENING

TOURIST ROLE IN CANADA   Spends Day Looking Over Beautiful Countryside

Bush Identifies Two Kidnappers As Hearing Open:   Seven White Men May Stand Retrial In Lynch Attempt

Bush Names Defendant As Mob Member   Says Another Mob ‘Member Visited Jail - With Police Chief:

Jugoslav Charges Of U. 5. Blockade Sharply Rejected   State Department Denies Economic Pressure Exerted

Syria Urges World-Wide Security Plan   Raps Red Bid For  Fast Disarmament

Security Urged Before Disarming   Syria Defines First Need of United Nations

Sale of Tankers to Foreign Groups Opposed By Mellen Must Retain Ships, Gulfport Man Says

OIL TANKERS’ SALE OPPOSED   Serious Deficiencies Ir Heating On East Coast Feared   APPEALS TO TRUMAN

Oil. TANKERS IS PROTESTED   PROSPECT OF COLD HOMES IS WORRY ON EAST COAST

West End Bears Brunt of Gale: Planes Wrecked   Houston, Beaumont Also Feel Weight of Storm Along Coast

STRICT NEWS "BAN CLAMPED ~ BY TSALDARI   Collapse Forecast; Premier Faces Criticism

LATEST GREEK REGIME DUBIOUS   Observers Doubt Tsaldaris Will Get Approval

Buse Spurns Peace Offer   UAW President Replie: To Independent Union's  Bid At ACC

Georgia Dispute Nears Settlement   Court Ruling Tomorrow May Break Deadlock Over Governorship

GEORGIA CASE Ih JUDGE'S HANDS   Expect Ruling on Dual. Governors Wednesday

Convict Trio In Grid “Fix” Trial   Jurist Sets April 2 For Sentencing Of New York Trio

TAX BILLS HIT SENATE FLOOR   Measures For Carrying Out _ Duff Program Reported  From Committee

U.S. IS HOSTILE, SOVIETS CHARGE   Marshall Deviated Fron Truth In Conference Report, Paper Says

Izvestia Says Marshall Gave Hostile Report   Charges State Department Backs Reactionaries

DISAPPEARANCE OF FAMILY - STILL BAFFLES THE POLICE   TOLEDO OFFICERS HUNTING FOR NEW CLUE AS TO Lo.- CATION OF LEHANEYS

FLOW OF LAVA MUCH: SLOWER   SECONDARY CRATER ON MT. ETNA EXPLODED. WITH TERRIFIC ROAR LATE  % ‘YESTERDAY

Chiang Bans All Military News   - Government Defeais by Communists in Reported

ATOM BOMB FEAR "MAY STOP ITS USE   Naval Instructor Tells Ro tary Same Fear Kept Poison Gas Out of War   AS NAVY DAY SPEAKER

ATOM BOMB FEAR MAY STOP ITS USE   Naval Rastiuctor Tele Re tary Same Fea t Poon Gas Out of War   AS NAVY DAY SPEAKER

518 Mines Ordered Closed by Krug As Lewis Asks Ouster   Pits Classified As “Dangerous” Will Be Kept Down Until Safety Regulations Are Met; Lewis Charges Action Comes Too Late

918 DANGEROUS MINES CLOSED BY KRUG ORDER   Lewis Calls Secretary’s Action ‘Deathbed  Confession’

Lewis Renews Bitter Attack: Krug To Reply   Mine Boss Calls for Krug Ouster, Charging Action To Close Mines Came Too Late—Truman Defends Cabinet Member

President Traman_ Detends Secretary of the Interior as Efficient Public Official; Says He'll Reply to Lewis.

40,000 Employed In Closed Workings; Lewis Assails Krug For Acting After Centralia Disaster

KRUG CLOSES &18 MINES AS UNSAFE; QUSTER DEMANDED   Lewis, Calling tor Discharge, Says Action Should Have Been Taken Before Centralia Disaster.   BUT TRUMAN STANDS BY CABINET OFFICER   Union Boss Flays Interior Secretary as “Scheming, Desigung Politician Faith less to Trust.”

Assembly Advances Public Utility Bill  Democrats Strongly Oppose Measure

Proposal Is Fought Bitterly   Republican-Controlled Assembly Rejects Changes Offered By Democrats

BILL IS ANMED MANLY AT GIO TYPE OF SETUP   Some Hold Proposed Bar on Industry-wide Bar- gaining Too Drastic   NEW CASE BILL RAPPED   Stassen Declares Revised Legislation by Trio Goes Too Far

Parti és A ne Si kepticat cal   _ THINK BANNING  OF _ Es --INDUSTRYWIDE STRIKES MAY BE  _‘GOING.TOO FAR; ASK FOR —  - SLOW APPROACH

GOP, Democrats Alike Warn Against Hurry-up Anti-Strike Legislation

BOTH PARTIES IN DUAL WARNING. AGAINST HASTE   Ball's Law Would  Cut Industry-Wide  TRaepate te a

CAUTION URGED IN PREPARING LABOR BILLS   Congress Warned to Consider Well Before Rushing Through Measures,

Ball Would Ban Bargaining on Industry Basis   ‘Go-Slow’ Approach te Labor Problem Urged By Morse and Pepper

BOTH PARTIES BACKING UP ON LABOR CONTROL   Cooling Off on Too Drastic Union Legislation

LABOR FRIENDS WARN CONGRESS ON NEW BILLS   Ball Measure Draws Fire of Eight Senate Democrats

SOLONS URGE CAUTION ON LABOR BILLS   Ball Measure Would Outlaw IndustryWide Bargaining

WARN 60-SLOW ON NEW LABOR LAW PROPOSALS   Republicans, Democrats Telling Congress To Consider Very Carefully

Minnesota Senalor Sponsoring "itl for Abolishing Industrywide Collective Bargaining by Dencentralizing Power of Labor Unions,

Caution Urged on Labor Bills   Plan to Outlaw Industry-Wide Bargaining Brings Bi-Partisan Warning

COKE’S NOMINEES TURNED DOWN  Board Members Of Texas A And M. Are Reiected

STORE AT DES MOINES RUINED   Fire Causes $50,090 Loss For Auto Concern

Chandler, Best Held Minus Bail   In Treason Case   Judge Sets No Trial Date; To Call Witnesses From Various Parts Of Europe

Unique Trial Fer-Treason  Is Delayed   Judge Orders Plez Postponement Pending Counsel

Witness to Link Red Party And A-Bomb Spying   Thomas Announces Mystery Man To Take Hearing Stand Today

Mystery Witness Awaited   Two More Writets Cited For Contempt In Red Film Probe

“MYSTERY WITNESS” SLATED TO LINK COMMUNIST ‘PARTY. WITH SPYING LATE TODAY

MICH. STATE POLICE ARE REORGANIZED.   Many Changes Are Announced By Leonard

Chureh Heads Attack Morals Of Hollywood   Catholic. Protestant. Jewish Z eaders Rap Film Colonv’s Way Of Life.

Religious Leaders Hit Filmland   Attack Hollywood for 'Flaunting Promiscuous Sensuality”

Strikers Ask Public Hearing Phone Tie-up   Union Leaders Demand Meeting with Govt.

Move To End Phone Strike Bogs Down   Union Asks Public Hearing; Oklahoma City Faces Bus Tie Up

Telephone Strike Leaders Demand Public Hearing  Want Session With AT&T, Labor Dep't; Long Lines Still Out

Labor Heads Act to Halt Dispute   Cool Reception Given Latest Company Offer as Tieup Continues to Curb Nation’s Service

Capitol Hill . Is Cautious Over Speech   Some Lawmakers Expres: Opposition Ta Truman Address; Others Talk  In Sts Favor

ITALY. OPENING ~~ TREATY DRIVE   ALL FACTIONS COMBINE IN , EFFORT FOR TREATY REVISION TO GET GERMAN REPARATIONS

AUTO WORKERS VOTE TO FILE NON-RED OATHS   Reuther Wins Bitter Fight As Union Debates Law

HUSBAND WON'T SEE HIS WIFE   Man Reported Shot By Negro Hired By Wife Continues To Improve, But  Will Not Allow Visit.

HUSBAND WON'T SEE HIS WIFE   Man Reported Shot. By Ne tinues Tor Tiierove, But Will Not Allow Visit.

Plans Progressing For GOP Convention Tn Philadelphia   Seven Sub-Committees Are Announced by Chairman Hallanan

Estimates’ $15 Million Annually  fillers. Advocates iquor Law Repea

Seek Decrease In Use Of Grain In Beer-Making   Representatives Of Brewing Industry To Confer With Chairman Luckman   PRESIDENT WILL BROADCAST SUNDAY

DISTILLERS.TO DROP USE OF WHEAT AND' CUT. USE OF OTHER GRAINS oo

Seek Cut In Beer Output   Ask Reduction In ‘Feeding of Grains To Farm Animals

TEACHER PAY HIKE STUDIED   Governor and House Group Agree Local Districts Must Help Finance

HIGHWAY SYSTEM BADLY DAMAGED BY FLOOD WATERS   Loss Will Reach Nearly a Half Million. Dollars, It ts Reported Officially.   BRIDGES NOT EINCLUDEPR   Roadways on County Main_ tained. Routes Are Not Listed. *

EADEIGN IAAN  PIT READ  INQUIRY SEEN   State Department Approval Of Vandenberg Preposal Expected

Vandenberg’s Plan For European Aid Being Favored  Bipartisan Study Seer As Best Method For Determining Cost

Survey Proposal By Vandenberg Gets Blessings   Bi-Partisan Plan for Increased Foreign Aid Being Studied

Study Suggested Of U.S. Resources   Vandenberg Proposal Covers Limits of Economic Assistance

Aid To Europe Approval Seen In Washington   Vandenberg Asks Survey ' To Determine Amount . Can Safely Spend Qn Help

Vandenberg's Survey Idea ls Favored   To Decide How Much More Aid U. S. Can Give Safely; Survey Of Needs Doubtful

Survey Of Aid Status Likely   Clayton Approves Idea Of Vandenberg To See What U. S. Can Do

Joint Program For Inventory On Aid Okayed   SENATOR VANDENBERG’S PLAN IS GIVEN APPROVAL

Boy May Have Let Loose Dogs Who Took His:Life   New York Lad’s Body Torn From ’ Throat to Toes by Heat-Crazed Pack

Bull Terriers Kill  Boy, Attack Police   Heat-Crazed Dogs Charge- Patrolman Ag He Stoops Over Body Of Eleven-YearOld Youth Slain By Animals In- Field  Next To Crowded Swimming Pant»

11-Year-Old Boy. Chewed to Death By Pack of Heat-Crazed Bulldog:

PIQUA MAN WINS GOP NOMINATION   Joseph Quatman, Lima, Heads Democratic Ticket

“Gentleman’s Agreement’ Best Film  Of Year, New Y ork Critics Decide

Harris Favors Law To Bare Grain Buying   SPECULATION IN U. S. MARKET HIT BY SOLON

2 MEN KILLED BY KIDNAPER   Woman Is Abducted After Gunman Shoots Father, Husband to Death

Seek Neighbor for Assault in Rockford Home   Husband And Father of Kidnaped Young Mother Shot Down

. Kills Husband And Father-In-Law Of Woman...  Gunman Enters House, Slays 2 Men And Abducts Mother Of 3

Gunman Slays Two, Abducts Young Mother   Roadblocks Set Ur Through Northern Section of I}Hinois

‘Dapper Gunman Ne ts $600,000 in Gems ‘In Daring, 15-Minute ‘Stick-Up’ Job

Order Fuel Oil  Action in State Shortage Results in Emergency Edict

Group to Check Up Farm Views On Foreign Aid   Long-Range Policy Information Also Sought by Solons

TOUR TOFEEL FARMERS OUT ONFOOQ PLA   House Committee Starts Trip in East to Take It to West Coast.

Grass Roots Tour Starts   House Agri Leaders  Study Food Problem

House Group Will Talk With Farmers   Tour Of Nation's Farms Is Planned To Shape Agricultural Policy

Ag Board On Nation Tour   Want Farmers Views About Producing Europe Food.

House Group fo Conduct Inquiry Of Farm Opinion   Congressmen Embark or a Nation-Wide Tour at ‘Grass-Roots’ Level

"Grass Roots” Tour to Learn Farmers’ View   House Agriculture Committee Embarks on Nationwide Trek

Farmers Views On Aid Sought  Committee To Make ‘Grass Roots’ Tour

(Committee Is Interested in How Farmer Feels About Producing Food for Foreign Relief

‘Sumner County Wheat Hit by Rain and Hail   Estimate Damage at Half Million---Winds  Neceecribed as 'Tornadic’

Hail Damages Kansas Wheat   Preliminary Estimate Shows Perhaps Half Million Dollar Damage To Crop

SLAYING UF THREE TODAY GUNFESSED BY PRINCETON MAN   Farm Couple Shot, Sister Decapitated This Morning, Nervous Breakdown Sufferer Declares  NO MOTIVE FOUND FOR TRIPLE KILLING

UN Is Ready To Check Up On Palestine   Secretariat Section Doing Spade Work; Britain Is Agreeable

UN Commission Starts Preliminaries of Probe Into Palestine Affairs

U. N. COMMISSION OF INQUIRY MAY BE SET UP SOON   The U. U. Secretarial Section Already Is Engaged In Spade Work.   BRITAIN_HAS NOT ACTED   Has Not Yet Formally Turned the Problem Over to U.N.

Commission Of Inquiry Projected   Case Not Yet Turned Over By Britain

Taft-Hartley Labor Bill Gets President's Veto   President Sends Congress Message Giving His Reasons For Action   MOVES TO OVERRIDE VETO SCHEDULED

Bi-Partisan Coalition Confident Of Enacting Measure Over His Veto   President Pronounces Bill ‘Dangerous Stride Toward Managed Economy” That Will “Cause More Strikes, Not Fewer.”

NEW ATTACKS ” IN PALESTINE      ELEVEN CASUALTIES WITHIN “34 HOURS AS RESULT OF UNDERGROUND AC“TION

PONDER BUDGET COMPROMISES   GOP Senate Leaders Study Moves Against Knowland Amendment

Senate Leaders Plan Moves To Aid Tax Cut   Compromise Moves To Beat Knowland Budget Amendment Planned

Bride Wants To Go Home   Offers Of Marriage Job Turned Down Awaits Hearina.

GRAIN ALLOCATION SYSTEM — IS PROPOSED BY SENATOR   FLANDERS. SAYS “GRAY BREAD” MAY RETURN IF ACTION TAKEN TO CURB PRICES

FEDERAL GRAND JURY IS GIVEN MEYERS CASE   Government Starts Drive To Send GCeneral Th Taj)   N. Y. OPENS PROBE   Retired Air Force Officer, Loses His Medals

DRIVE 10 CONVICT MEYERS '5 BEGUN   Grand Jury Hears Plea for Criminal Charges Against General.

Ex-Air Force Officer Is Stripped Of His Pension And Medals; Court Martial Set

Four Dead In Air Crash At Terre Haute   Light Plane Wrecked In Forced Landing: Gas Supply Gone

Democrats Stay labor Group's Vote on Bill   Ballot on Anti-Phone Strike Measure Slated

vi ote De lay ed On Bill To Bar Phone Strike   Labor Committee Wants More Time To Study Sweeping Proposal

VOTE BLOCKED IN BID TO NIP PHONE STRIKE   Hartley Will Ask Yes Or Ne On Action Tomorrow

House Labor Committee Defers Action on Bill to Block Phone Strike

SENATE  ~ PROBE FIGHT      DISPUTE OVER MISSOUR! ELECTION SIDETRACKED ASADJOURNMENT  ‘.. DATE DRAWS NEAR

No Brokeg Renes fer GiBilend. X Bese Show   High Wire Bike Rider Dies in Fal}

Stassen Says, ' Pauley’s Full Story Untold   GOP Presidential Aspirant Plans to Confer Monday For Grain Deal- © ings Probe

CHIEF EXECUTIVE 15 WHISKED TO BAYLOR FOR DEGREE AWARD  BAD WEATHER HAMPERS CELEBRATION, BUT ALL COES WELL ON VISIT

Cold Weather Keeps Crowd From Gathering   Secret Service Men Swarmed On Campus At Baylo:

LABOR DAY ACGIDENT TOLL REACHES 448   ‘Ohio Holiday Deaths Now Stand at 20.

Labor Day Death Toll 448 Including Four In Arizona   290 Killed-In Crashes On Nation's Highways, 81-Drown: Below 1941

448 PERSONS DIE OVER LABOR DAY   TWO MINOR INJURIES THREE MINOR WRECKS ARE REPORTED HERE

Death Toll For Holiday At Least 488   Week End Observation of Labor Day Causes 23 to Lose Lives in State; Oregon Lists Eight

Toll of Dead Over Weekend  Reaches 448   State Traffic Mishaps Fatal to LO Persons— 290 Die in Nation’s Road Accidents

Death Toll Set At 448   Traffic Mishaps Total 290: Plane Crashes Kill 21.

443 ARE KILLED OVER WEEK-END   290 Persons Die in Labor Day Holiday Traffic

National Death Toll Near 450  Labor Day Weekend Traffic Deaths 290

WARNS ONLY WAY AMERICANS CAN SAVE POLITICAL FREEDOM IS TO FIGHT FOR IT [THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF POLITICS   Dr. Robert E. Woodside, of Court of Common Pleas, Harrisburg, Informs Loyal Republicans at Buckingham That Many Races Have Possessed Political Freedom, But Few Have Been Able to Keep It.

Political Parties Only Way To Preserve Our Free Govt., Judge Says   Judge Robert E. Woodside Reviews History of Othe Nations Who Lost Political Freedom—Psychology of the ‘Independents’ —Several Prominent Guests at Loyal Republican Club Meeting

Defective Tail Structure May Have Caused Airliner Crash Bringing Death To 53 Persons

Evidence Is Sifted in Effort  io Determine Cause lef Crash That Took 53 Lives

U.S. Launche: Probe of Air Disaster   53 Dead in ‘Worst’ Crash; Defective Tail Is Blamed

Death OF 53 Traced To Bad Defect   Witnesses Say Part Of Tail Broke From Ship

CAB EXPERTS SCAN REMAINS OF MAINLINER   La Guardia Mishap Toll Mounts To 40

. Estimate Huge Expenditure During Fiscal Year Despite Cuts Ordered By Congress

U.S. Spending Is Expected To Stay High   Latest Estimates Show Much Aid Given Overseas

Spending To Equal Truman Budget Despite Coneress Cuts, Experts Say

THINK TRUMAN BUDGET TOTAL WILL PREVAIL   Administration Experts Say That Federal Spending Likely Will Be Close to 37 Billion Dollars Requested by President.

Budget Row Still Rages.   - Deniocratic.and GOP . Experts Come Up' With Different Set of Figures Every: Few Days

Spending May Exceed Truman Figure, Say Experts as Budget Battle Rages

U.S, SPENDING TO RUN CLOSE 10 BUDGET FIGURE   Even Hint Amount May Surpass Estimate When Totals Are Revealed

Experts Differ on Amount of Savings Congress Effected   Appropriations Not In- cluded in Truman’s Budget Are Cited

EVEN EXPERTS ARE CONFUSED BY THE BUDGET   Rut Indications Point To Slight Reduction In Cash Outgo

Representatives Taber and Gore at Odds As to Congressional Savings Through Truman Budget Cutting

Experts Fail To Agree on Thrift Issue   Aid Budgei May Put Total Over Truman Figure

GOV'T SPENDING RUNS CLOSE 10 TRUMAN BUDGET   uovernment May Spend More Than 37 Billion Dollars After All Items Are Totaled Next Year.

Federal Spending Close fo Estimate  Party Spokesmen Do Not Agree on Total

U. 5. SPENDING FORECAST TRUE   Federal Outlay Close To Truman Estimate Deenite Cuts   MAY EXCEED BUDGET

Experts Expect U. S. Budget Tc Top 37 Billion   Total Close To Truman Estimate Made In January

See Spending Running Close lo Estimate    Budget Experts Say GOP Has Not Sliced Nearly $6 Billion  Ac Praoamiced

No Big Change In Federal Spending   Budget Experts Sav Total Will Be Close to Tru man's Estimate  EXTRA MONEY VOTED      Foreign Aid Was Not In. cluded in the Original » Figures

FISCAL YEAR SPENDING AT BUDGET MARK   Costs Up Despite Economy Slashes By Congress

U. S. Spending To Run Close to Truman Estimate  May ‘Even Exceed Sun President Has Set

U. §. SPENDING LIKELY 10 fil TRUMAN FIGURE   Budget Experts Believe President Fairly Close On Estimate

Federal Spending To Stay Up Despite Cuts hy Congress   Budget Experts: Say_ Figure Will Be Close Jo Truman Estimate

U. S. Spending To Run Close fo Truman Estimate  MAeu’Euaw Pvnacd Cis   MayEven Exceed Sum President Has Set

Federal Spendinc Is Said More Than 37 Billion   Analysts Say Solons Voted Large Sums For Foreign Relief

Federal Spending To Run Close To $37,500,000,000  Despite Congressional Cuts

TAX GUT BILL BACKED BYN.AM,, HIT BY ClO   Senate Finance Group Given Conflicting Tastimonyv

PROMPT TAX REDUCTIONS   CIO Flays Bill As Giving ‘Gravy’ To Big Fellows

ROSALIND RUSSELL, GREGORY PECK NAMED HOLLYWOOD'S BEST FOR 46 BY WRITERS

Bridegroom’s Parents Hurt  Car Crash Fails to Halt Wedding But Gift Automobile Is Smashed

Twenty-Six More Nazis Are Hanged   Follow 22 Of Yesterday To Death For Horrors At Concentration Camp  wo. Trager alti rrac' rser.a’

2h MORE NAZI TORTURERS HANGED   Hulking Willy Frey Fails to Sing “Open the Door, Richard”

HOOSIER 'PHONE WORKERS ON JOE   Orders Are Received from National Federation In Indiana.

U. N. Discusses Arms Reduction  Security Council Has Russian Plan

UN Again Faces Arms Reduction  Deadlock Today   Make Last-Ditch Effort to Make Progress Vital Issue

UN, Plans For Arms Reduction Up For Debate   Last-Ditch Effort Is Being Planned For Todav:

To Debate U.N. Plan For Arms Reduction   Security Council Seeks To Make Progress Before General Assembly Meets In Fall

PROGRAM WOULD EASE  LABOR-MANAGEMENT  RELATIONS IN TEXAS ALSO INTRODUCED IS  MEASURE TO PROVIDE SOLONS SET SALARIES

New August Heat.  Mark in Midwest   Farmers Leok in Vain for  Rain and Cool Weather

SEARING HEAT DEALS BLOWS TO CORN CROE   Tropical Hurricane Nears Coast Of Texas

Weatherman Says Week-end Will Stay Hot   36 Deaths Reported From Heat Wave,  42 by Drownings

Hot Air Mass Standing Still   Deaths, Corn Prices Show Steady Rise

HIGH WINDS ON WEST TEXAS PLAINS BLOWS BOXCAR 30 MILES DOWN TRACK

Special Session Vets’ Benefits To Be Pushed   Four Aims Include Subsistence And On Job Training Hops

FOUR’ PROPOSALS TO Tie CREASE BENEFITS TO_ B : = \ PUSHED IN THE =>" uae . MOUSE _

Union Cracks Down On Wildcat Strikes   AFL Teamsters Fear Congressional Reprisals for Tieups

TOBIN THREAT TQ EXPEL MAY HALT STRIKES   Fear of Congressional Reprisal Causes Action by Officers

Tobin Forbids Outlaw Strike By Teamsters   Expulsion Threats Poised Over Wildcat Walkouts  By Union’s Dacal«

Increase in Crime Told By Hoover   Old Gangs Are Regrouping Ha Says, and Blames Home  Breakdown

Rubber Union, Goodrich Sign  New Contract   Wage Increases, Six Paid Holidays A Year Contained in Agreement Announced Jointly

URW, GOODYEAR IN AGREEMENT   Paid Holidays Granted in Lieu Of Wage Hike

TRUMAN CALLS PRICE HUDDLE   Special Cabinet Session Sel for Tomorrow; Economic Report Due.

TRUMAN CALLS CABINET MEET   Prices To Be Discussed by  > Wation’s Leaders

CABINET MEETING TO TALK PRICES   President Calls Special Session On High Cost of Living.

White House Calls Living Cost Parley   President Summons Cabinet To Hear Economic Report

Truman Calls Cabinet Into Price Survey   Edwin G. Nourse, Head Of Economic Advisory Council Is to Submit Report on Situation

TRUMAN CALLS PRICE SESSION   Cabinet to Confer on Rising Cost Situation

Truman Calls Special Cabinet Meeting To Discuss Price Conditions

Cabinet Meets Tomorrow on  High Prices   Special Session Set By Truman To Hear Nourse Statement

CABINET WILL REVIEW PRICES   Truman Calls Special Session for Wednesday

Chief Economie Advisor Declares Situation Serious   President's Advisory Council Will Submit Report Tomorrow

TRUMAN TO STLBY ECONOMY OF U.S   Advisers Are Called te Hear Statement on  Nation’s Prices

Truman Calls Special Cabinet Meeting on Price Conditions   Telephone Strike, Coal Crisis Not. To Be Discussed

Truman Calls Special Session of Cabinet To Probe Price Situation

Truman Calls His Cabinet Into Session   Special Meeting On Prices Set For Tomorrow

CABINET CALLED FOR PRICE STUDY   Advisory Council To Submi Report On Wednesday

DISCOVER PLOT IN PALESTINE   Authorities At Jerusalem Prison Unearth LongBrewing Plot For Mass Escape Of Jewish Prisoners.

Britain, France Ask European Nations to Recovery Parley   Russia, Franco Spain and Germany Are Only Nations Excluded From Talks on Marshall:-Proposal

Firemen Control Four-Alarm Fire   Blaze Destroys Two Brooklyn: Buildings

Two Buildings Are Destroyed  ln Baltimore   Woman Carried Down Ladder To Safety; Dozen Othere Ferane

-Mrs. Dulaney —Mrs. Forren —Mrs. Helbert —Mrs. Simon —Mr. Smith  We Whicanhiint

Mrs. Koester—  Mrs. Antlef—  Mrs, Mecks—.  Mrs. Walker—  General Window Clean-

Taylor And Morse Ignore Own Bill      Taylor Leader In Senate Filibuste:

Gen. Boehme Succeeds in Suicide Leap   . Was Under “Indictment for  "War Crimes

livestock Credit Unit Declares Eighth Dividend  One-Day Meeting Held Here; Plans for Building Discussed

Livestock Credit Unit Declares Eighth Dividend  One-Day Meeting Hele Here; Plans for Riildina Diertrece a

‘Carey Was Fearless; He Marched Into a ‘Room Full of Landladies and Told’em Off

STATE — SILENT QN TELEPHONE STRIKE POLICY   W. Va. Ballots Won’t Be Officially Opened Until Mar. 26

Australia Offers Compromise in U.N Row Over Reduction in Armaments

WILL BURY ADM. MITSCHER IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY TOMORROW AFTERNOON

STOP-GAP AID NEED URGENT; CRISIS NEAR   U.S., Britain Agree On Plan to Boost Ruhr Output

TROOPS ENTE ~ SNOW BATTLE   British Highways, Railways Again Blocked, Bringing New Fuel Crisis

JET ‘SNOWPLOWS - AGAIN: GC INTO ACTION -TO CLEAR 1... THE HIGHWAYSLINE . .4 «ENGLAND _

Disney on Stand In Red Inquiry  Union Could ‘Use’  NLRB He was Told

Mickey Mouse Maker Blames Herb Sorrell For Communists’ Smear Campaign

Declares Reds Try To Control Schools In L. A.   Ex-Communist Informs Probers Of Infiltration Among Teachers.

Sorrell Boast Of Labor Boare Control Told   Walt Disney Testifies; Red Hand in L. A. Schools

Walt Disney Teils Of Union Tuctics   Tells House Group That Movie Union Leader Said He  Could ‘Use’ NLRB

SEEK MAN FOR RAPING GIRL, 6   Milwaukee Police Force in Intensive Manhunt

Lewis Again Feuds With Mr. Truman   Gives Out Torrid Blast at Appointment of Mine Bureau Director

Doubt Ability To Make Enough Additional Cuts In Consumption To Save Great Tonnage.

SLASHE - CITED BY WIVES   ‘Many Cooks Doubt If The’ Can Save Much More

Grain Rushed to Hungry Ruhr Region  , Officials Report  Lessening

Grain Rushed fo Hungry Ruhr Region   Officials Report Lessening of Angry Mood

Chilecco Sergeant Tops Recruifers   Wins Frip ta Army-Nevy Game for Signing Up Mast Aden for National Guord

Britain Demands Probe of Delay  Wants Report From Military Group

Wedemeyer Lands; To Study Chinese, Korean Problems   Appraisal Important to Entire tee World, Presidential Envoy Feels   EXPECTED TO VISIT ALL BATTLE FRONTS   Arrival Coincides With Renewed Charges of Red Aid to Guerrillas

Violence Is Feared In NC Revolt   Teachers See Threats In Acts Some Parents

Sustained by Senate, Tax Cut Veto to Be Major Election Issue   Upper House Refuses, 57-36, to Overrule Pres. Truman

BRITAIN TURNS DOWN U.S. AID: CRISIS PASSED   Truman’s Offer Termed Helpful And Generous

BRITAIN PASSES CRISIS PORT IN FUEL BATTLE   Temperature Rise, Breaking Of Transit Bottleneck Boost Supply of Coal

Snowbound Railways Have Reoperit ed — President Truman's: Offer of Coal Will Probably. be Refused Freesiug Weather Forecast for Several More Days.

Crisis Is Passed In Britain Today   Rising Temperatures Free Coal Trains Held Snow-Bound: Restrictions Relaxed

Atilee Declines . Truman's Offer Of Coal Help   Says Diversion Would Strike Other Nations; Crisis Point Passed

RESTRICTIONS — ON POWER EASED   Snowbound Railways Have Reopens ed — President Truman's Offer o Coal WHI Probably be Refuse Freeazlng Weather Forecast for Seyerul Marc Days.

Britain Passes Crisis Point in Fuel Shorfage   Attlee Declines U.S. Offer for Emergency Action

Naiion Passes Crisis Fuel Shortage Stage: Trains, Trucks Move   U.S. Gesture Termed Most Generous By Men In Foreign Office

Safety Program Scheduled for Friday Night   World Champion Pistol Shot Will Give Exhibition

PRINCESS BETR CETS ENGAGED   Heiress To Throne Will Wed Former Prince Philip Of Greece

Brit ish Princess, Former Prince Philip Engaged   Announcement Ot Betrothal Made By King George VI

King George Announces _ Engagement Of Daughter   Princess Elizabeth-Of Britain-To Wed Handsome Former Prince. Philips Of Greece — King  Givec Bleccina

Elizabeth Is BetrothedTo Mountbatten   Heiress Apparent To Marry Former Philip Of Greeee

KING ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT OF HIS DAUGHTER   Princess Elizabeth Te Wed Prince Philip Next October,   BECAME CITIZEN OF —  BRITAIN LAST MARCH

King George Announces Princess Elizabeth’s  Troth To Former Prince Philip Of Greece

King George Announces  Engagement   Princess Elizabeth To Wed Mountbatten, Former Prince Philip

Betrothal of Princess Elizabeth lokormer Prince! hilip of Greece ls Announced by Aing ( 1COVEC  /

ELIZABETH 10 WED LT. MOUNTBATTEN, KING ANNOUNCES   England Receives LongAwaited Confirmation of Engagement of Heiress  . Apparent to Throne.   2 2 EXPECTED TO TAKE VOWS IN OCTOBER   Wedding Will Be One of Mos! Colorful Ever Held in London—Couple Childhood Sweethearts.

Fentures for Everybody fa the Telegram Today   400-Seater Land Plane Remains Aloft One Hour in Test

G. 0. P. Opens Attack on Budget Total   House-Senate Grour Intends to Cut Federal Spending

World Series Play Is Passed Up by Truman   arson Rushes Out of (World Ser os Angeles Court in Tears Passed U;

Bevin Asks Renewal of  Lend-Lease   Foreign Minister Suggests Wartime Operation or   Fort Knox Plan Would Halt Economic Chaos

Revival Urged Of Lease-Lend   Bevin Proposes New Plan T.. Face Furope Crisis

Says It Would Assist Europe To Regain Feet  Reference Is Both Brief And Cryptic

British Foreign Minister Makes Proposal On Heels Of Plea For Ft. Knox Gold   Can’t Get Peace Settlement In World Uniess Economic Conditions Are Right, Bevin Telis Touring American Levionnaires

PLEASE, UNCLE SAM ; _ Bevin Asks U. S. Revival Of Lend-Lease Help

New Idea of Briton Follows  Gold Proposal   Economic Conditions of World Come First, Foreign Minister Says

URGES REVIVAL OF LEND LEASE   Bevin Calls Upon U. S. To Renew Wartime Program In Economic Crisis

URGE BRITISH END MANDATE IN HOLY LAND   U. N. Commission Will Ask End of Powers At Earliest Time

Showdown in Palestine Situation Is Seen in Suggestion British End Rule

Two Deadlines Face Congress March 31; Little Done So Far  Draft Law Expected To Die: Labor

New Session Of Congress Opens; Faces 2 Deadlines   Draft Law Expected Toa Expire March 31; Labor Bill Delayed

Congress Still Outlining Bills In Committees  Legislation Should  Come Before Senate : ou. __ rc. Wea. Cw...

CONGRESS DIVES INTO STACK OF MAJOR ISSUES   Deadlines Loom Ahead on Labor, Draft and Other Bills Betore Lawmakers

Little Accomplished T  80TH CONGRESS IS FACING DEADLINES ON DRAFT, UNIONS

DRAFT, LABOR ISSUES FACE CONGRESSMEN   Capitol Hill Has Little Tc Show For Past Two Months Work

Congress Swinging Into Third  Month of Business  Little Accomplished To Date; Long Debates Expected

Congress May Let Draft Act Expire   New Labor Law Hoped for by End of Menth

Progress Is Slow For U.S.  Solons   Two Deadlines Are Looming For Congress

Little Done By Congress   Labor: Legislation Still in “Hearings” Stage After 2 Months

‘Congress Starts Third Month [Faced with Important Bills   Labor Measures Get Attention Of Both. Houses

80th Congress Swings Into  Third Month   Little To Show For Its Efforts

Deadline Near On Labor and Draft Issues   Congress Has Little To Show for First Two Months’ Work

APPOINTMENT OF NAVY SEC. RETARY .BELIEVED INDI, CATED BY PATTERSON RESIGNATION

FORRESTAL TO HEAD DEFENSE   Resignation Of Patterson Insures New Post For Navy Secretary

See Forrestal As Head of Merged  Armed Services   Resignation Of Secretary Of War Patterson Indicates Selection Of Navy Secretarv   ROYALL IS NAMED SECRETARY OF WAR

FORRESTAL SEEN IN DEFENSE POST   Resignation of Pattersor ~ Insures Appointment of Secretary

Truman Vetoes Bill Giving Wheeler Special Powers in Oil Investigation

 ‘ Voter Sentiment On New  Laws Will Be Determined   Republican And Democratic Party Leaders Look To Elections In Fall For Re action To Developments

‘Wesleyan Girls Lose In Overtime   Carolina Girls Win Two Game Series

Search Is Continuing   tL. S. Plane Missing   Telecaram a Mvycterw

IN SEARCH FOR PLANE   Former Kansan is Member of Crew of Missing Plane

Plane Disappears On N. C. Fight   Army And Civilian Pilots Join In Tri-State Search

Missing Cargo Plane Sought   Ship With Crew Of Three Disappeared Thursday Nicht.

Democrat Would Ban Union Shop   Republicans Fight Attempt to Make Tough Labor Bill  Even Tougher

House Group Calls on School Heads  _ Declares Specter  of Communism  Stalkina Collacec

Touth Urganization Dlasted  House Committee Says Red Specter Stalks U.S. College Campuses Under Mask of AY D

CommunismStalks CollegeCampuses, House Group Says  Call For Expose AVD Qraanization

Larger Premiums, Big Harness Races. Will Draw Crowds   HOLD FOUR NIGHT SHOWS

LAFAYETTE FAIR , OPENS TUESDAY, FOR’ FOUR DAYS   Harness Racing And Night Shows To Draw Crowds.

Assembly To Resume T ody  Motor Vehiele Law   Motor Vehicle Law Changes Proposed

CONTROLS LIFTED TOO SOON, MABRY STATES ON PRICES   Buyers’ Strike Would Be Solu tion to Rua Away Prices, Governor Contends

Cincinnatian Flagged Down   Children Save BEO Passenger Train From  Wreck Knoineer Save.

Over Two Inches Some Areas; Too Late To Aid Corn   First Good Rain Since June 13 Al Mason City; ‘Hot Weather Seen For Weekend

EXPECT FLOGD STAGE OSAGE RIVER LATE TOMORROW   \In the Lowland’ Areas Below Bagnell Dam; a Warning.   34 FEET AT TUSCUMBIA?   This Rise, Nine Feet Above Flood Stage, Expected Tomorrow.

Clouds of Strife Keep Throngs  From Bethlehem  Only Few Worshipper: Visit Shrine as  Trouble Shrouds Land

COLD AND RAIN = CHECKS GHRISTMAS . EVE PILGRIMS   Thinned to a Handful by Un_ creasing Strife In the Holy Land.   MANY-FROM JERUSALEM   Passed Over the Road Which Joseph and Mary Had Traveled.

Peace Does Not Abide In Palestine   Fear of Strife Thins Ranks of Xmas Pilgrims.

CHRISTMAS EVE PILGRIMS IN BETHLEHEM FOR RITES   Cold, Rain-Sodden Winds Sweep Judean Hills As Christians Arrive In Birthplace Of Prince Of Peace For Traditional Observances—Throngs Of Past Thinned To Handful By Strife In Holy Land—Grotto Of Nativity Goal Of Visitors

Strife-Ridden Holy Land Dreary Scene as Few  Pilgrims Visit Bethlehem

Cold. Rain-Sodden Winds Sweep Judean Hills As Pilgrims Visit Birthplace Of Christ —

Holy Land Strife Cuts Attendance At Bethlehem’s Religious Services

Few Pilgrims — In Holy Land  _Unceasing Strife Thins Number of Visitors 295 ss. dl

Bethlehem Untouched Thus Far by Bitter Struggle; Ranks of Pilgrims Are Thinned.   By CARTER L, DAVIDSON

DAY'S PILGRIM      Strife’ in. Holy Land “Reduces Size of Throng: Visiting Bethlehem.

Holy Land Strife Cuts Pilgrimage   Cold, Rain-Soaked Wind ‘Sweeps Judéan, Hills on Eve of Nativity i in Palestine   Chureh‘lIs Symbol   Gray Stone Building Te Isolated-Note of Peace - jn Troubled Area

Christians Gather For Traditional Ceremonies There   Moyer ’ef Ageless Town Colls Attention Back tc - 2,000 Year Old Light

JOB ‘OF DIVIDING U. Ss. GRAIN SUPPLIES, PROVES STRAIN ON COMMITTEE

Military Governor Of Hesse Threatens Rigid Martial Law   Warns Action Necessary to Handle Crisis

, — FOOD— U.S. Warns Against © Agitation   ‘ORDER HALT TO HOARDING

RECOMMEND CUT OF 75 PER CENT IN BUDGET ITEMS   NO PROVISION FOR TRUMAN FLOOD PLAN IN HOUSE REPORT

House Group Asks Drastic Slash In Probe Finance  Several Allotments Would Be Cut By Committee Action

CUT RECOMMENDED IN LOYALTY FUNDS   House Committee Would Lop 75 Per Cent Off Bid

U.S. Loyalty Check Fund Cut Deeply   Appropriations Group Recommends That FBI Conduct Investigations

For a Huge Slash In Appropriations   Committee Recommends 75 Per Cent Less, Than  Truman's Request   FOR LOYALTY INQUIRY   Bill Carries No Sizeable Amounts for Flood Control Plans

May Slash Loyalty Check Sum Sharply   House Committee Favors More Than 75 Per Cent Cut In Truman Request

U.S. Loyalty Checkup Fund Slash Favered   House Group Also Would Cut Flood And Other Programs

Funds for  Loyalty Check Cut   Supplemental Money Bill of $100,058,500 Passed by House

SLICE IN LOYALTY [CHECK FUND ASKED ‘BY COMMITTEEMEN      Seventy-Five Percent Reduction \..in Truman's Request.Is_._ Suggested

HOUSE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS CUT IN APPROPRIATIONS   Would Slash Amount Re quested By President For Lovalty Check

Funds for Loyalty Probe Are Slashed   75 Per Cent Reduction Is Voted by House Group

FUNDS SLASHED FOR PROBE OF LOYALTY OF U.S. EMPLOYES  OTHER APPROPRIATIONS ALSO CUT AS CONGRESS RUSHES FOR CLOSING

Aleman Expresses Democratic Faith   Calls Relations Between U. S. And Mexico ‘Clear Example Of Self-Respecting Cooperation And Solidarity’

Conciliator Will Meet With Ship Owners, Curran   Top Trouble-Shooter: Of Labor Department Assigned to Strike

Seamen Tie Up 100 U.S. Vessels   Government Agents Seck to End Strike By Maritime Unions

Top U.S. Mediators Seek to Settle CIO's Ship Sitdown Crisis   Feinsinger Aids West Coast Talks; Gibson Tries His Hand in New York

U.S. Striving To Terminate Shin Strike   Seven Hundred Ships Tied Up ‘At Port As. Maritime Union Members Continue ee Pee

Top Labor Chiefs Are Assigned to Maritime Strike   Gibson and Feinsinger, Federal Representatives, Discuss Walkout

U.S. SENDS TOP MEN TO SETTLE MARITIME TIEUP   Ship Owners-Curran Meet Teday; 700 American Ships Idle

Flare Again At Dubuque Tractor Plant   Guard Reports Shot Fired At Car; Company Asks For Anti-Pickets.

6 Americans Die In Crash  In Ethiopia    Former Local Man’s Son Is Victim 

Ethiopia Plane Crash Fatal To  Six Americans   Bodies Found in Wreckage Of C7 Craft Belonging to Cairo Military Attache

Owners Of Rice Shops Are Angry   Demand Permission tc Sheot When Mobs Storm Their Shanghai Slores

Shop Owners Ask Right To Shoot in Rice . Riots; Mobs Threaten ‘*

LUCAS BOLTS AS  WITNESS BLASTS  CHAS. LUCKMAN QUITS HEARING AS  SPEAKER DWELLS ON PRITICH INTERESTS

John W. Bonner New Head Of State VFW  Resolution Passed Asking Vote For 18-Year-Olds

State V. F. W. Elects John W. Bonner  Commander for Year   Missoula Is Awarded Next Convention; Department Adopts 19 Resolutions at Concluding Sessions of Conclave

State V.F. W. Elects John W. Bonner  Commander for Year  Die pm mee loo Te Bess meeel aol AI aw CO anwantinrn   Missoula Is Awarded Next Convention; Department Adopts 19 Resolutions at Concluding Sessions of Conclave

Trooper Is Ordered Reinstated, Given $50 Costs by Court   Appellate Division Decision Finds All Evidence Insufficient

) MEN KILLED AS SCAFFOLD FALLS   Were Working on Corn Tower at Clinton Plant

DEADLINE NEARS FOR AIR TRIALS   Only Four Fliers Qualify So Far for Thompson Trophy

Proposed Army and Navy Budget Reductions Opposed   Patterson Says Cut Would Constitute Threat to Long-Term Missions in Germany and Japan — Navy Declares Fleets May Become Impotent Uniess Sufficient Funds Are Forthcoming—Some Republicans Join in Protest.

War Head Says Missions Will Be Imperilled   Navy Also Warns Any Slash in Its Funds Mav Immobilize Fleets

MacAithur, McNarney and ~ Fleet Would Be Crippled, Rudoet Authorities Tole

Army Budget Cut Hit by Patterson   Long-Term Missions Jeopardized, Secretary Asseris

Long-Term Army Missions Jeopardized by Proposed Budget Cut, Patterson Says

PATTERSON DECRIES BIG CUT IN ‘ARMY BUDGET; NAVY CLAIMS ‘SLASH WILL IMMOBILIZE FLEET

Slash In Army Funds Fought By Patterson   Secretary >f War Says CutsWould imperil Long-Term Missions

ARMY BUDGET CUT OPPOSED BY PATTERSON   CONFUSION FEARED IN GERMANY AND IN JAPAN   Air Forces Hit

Army and Navy Charge They Would be Crippled by Proposed Reductions   Fighting. Fleets. Would Be Inmobile - If-. Slash. Is  Carried Out As Proposed, Navy Contends. In Statament

Army, Navy Oppose Any Cut In Fand:s  Would Jeopardize Military Missions

‘GRASS-ROOTS MEETING OF LAMAR COUNTIANS DEMANDS AN. ORDERLY (ADJUDICATION: OF GOVERNORSHIP

Cooler Weather Promised Nation  For the Weekenc   Cold Air Mass Moves Inte North Atlantic States Bringing Relief

YANKS IN KOREA DOING FINE JOB   General Hedge Says  American Prestige Boosted by.Soldiers’ Behavior . ©

Lauds GI’s In Korea   Gen. Hodge Reports. “Green” Troops Are Doing Good Job Now Raise U. S. Prestige

bably would if her grandmother's condition does not improve.   Cc hristopher Mine  Evaminer Dies

Retired Army Officers Get Questionnaires   House Committee Probing Disability Claim After Quiz  Of Gen. Meyers

DISABILITY PAY PROBE LAUNCHED   2.953 Army, Navy Officers  Get Questionnaires

OPENS PROBE ON WAR PENSIONS   ‘Asks 2,953 Officers for De_ tails of Tax-Free Incomes

Officers Sent Questionnaires On Retirement  ~<a 9 Used Armed An rces  Coed Unfai

Questionnaires Sent to Officers On Disability Pay  Colonels and Above Get Questions Sent By Services Panel

House Is Investigating Retired Officers Who  Don’t Pay Income Tax

Officers Sent Questionnaires On Retirement  System Used By Armed Forces Called Unfair

QUESTIONNAIRES SENT ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS ASKING DETAILS oF DISABILITIES PB ETIREMENTS

Probe Disabled Officers Ills   Present Retirement System Manifestly Unfair, Solon Says

HOUSE QUIZZES RETIRED GROUP   Elston Charges Retirement System ‘Unfair’

‘Question 2,953 Officers On Details of Retirement Pay  Disabilities Queried in Form

53 American Firms Linked With Nazi Chemical Combine      Records Offered Without Comment By Prosecution

U. S. INDUSTRY, F ARBEN LINKED   \ a be) {  an influence of Germ  Combine Disclosed

Father Kills His Children; Wounds Couple   Miami Florida Man Brooding Over Fears Children Would  Be Taken From Him Goes Prarcnrle.

FATHER AT MIAN KILLS HIS CHILDREN   Two Persons Also Shot in Mad Fury Today by Russell.

Shoots Two Others And  Tries Suicide   Miami Man Blames Couple For Move To Take Kiddies

New Levees Aiong Missouri Cracked   Scattered Rains Due; Record Crests Reported

Soviet Reparations Stand Is Scored By Secretary Marshall   Warns Big-Four Ministers United States Opposes Policies That Will Continue Germany As a ‘Congested Slum’; Rap French Stand

Sec. Marshall Blasts Soviet Ultimatum on Reparations   Says United States Opposes Policies  Keeping Germany A Congested Slum

Marshall Blasts Moscow's Stand On Reparations  Ministers Wili Meet In Restrict Session’

BLUNT SPEEC IS DELIVERED TO MINISTERS   GERMANY MAY STAY CONGESTED SLUM I? REDS WIN

RUSSIA'S STAND ON REPARATIONS UNDER ATTACK   U. S. Oppeses Policies That Would Make Reich “A Congested Slum”   FRANCE IS ADAMANT ON COAL DEMANDS

U.S. Opposes Russian Plan, Marshall Says   Secretary of State Scores Soviet Proposal of Reparations

Marshall Scores Russ ‘Ultimatum’   Rejects Demand for Reparations As ‘Condition’ of German Unity

SLUM POLICIES FOR GERMANY ARE RAPPED   Secretary Marshall Hits Hard at Stand Taken by Germany

Marshall Flays Soviet Action On ‘Ultimatum   Molotov Hopes Differences Can Be Reconciled

Molotov View Attacked Also by Bevin  - Russian Makes No _ Concessions on  Reparations Issue

MOLOTOV'S DEMAND REJECTED Marshall Scores Soviet Stand On Reparations From Germans

U.S. Against Policy Continuing Reich As Congeste d Slum   Secretary Pleads for “Real Meeting of Minds’ in Blunt Speech to Ministers; French Attitude Also Hit by American

Labor Party's Crisis Mounts: Coal Still Scarce   Churchill Assails Lack of Planning; Use of Army Hinted

CHURCHILL BANS COALITION TALK IN COAL CRISIS  mie AFe BI AGE CAD

4 MILLIONS ARE IDLE IN BRITON IN FUEL CRISIS   ‘Winnie’ Bans Talk Of Coalition Government To Steer Freezing Britain Through Economic Crisis; Says Labor Cabinet Incompetent.

Dalton Defies Censure Step   Lord Woolton Calls Fer Laborite Exit

Announces Nation Barely Holding Her Own in Deepening Fuel Crisis

GOVERNMENT IS STUDYING. NEW BLACKOUT ACT   Cabinet Plans Use of Military Services to Fight Coal Shortage

Taik of Coalition Control Junked In Britain Today   Churchil! Blames Laborite Leaders For Present Crisis

Blackout  May Cover All Britain   Conservative Party Charges Inefficiency Cause of Fuel Dearth

Nation-wide Electricity Curb Looms   Crisis Heightened By New Cold Snap; Public  Indignation Mounts.

POWER CURBS MAY INCLUDE ALL OF NATION   Attlee Calls Cabinet To Special Session As Industry Bogs

British Junk Coalitionin Power Crisis   Coalition Government Turned Down; Four Million Are Idle

Churclull Raps Labor Cabinet For Coal Crisis   Bans Talk Of A Coalition And Charges Incompetence.

One-third Saving Made First Day   Transport Block Prevents Electric Power Increase

Severe Cold, Snow Continue; Power Blackout May Engulf Entire United Kingdom

Fuel Crisis in Britain  Curtails Production, ldles 5.000.000 Men

TALK OF COALITION GOVERNMENT DURING BRITISH COAL SHORTAGE [JUNKED: 4,000,000 ARE JOBLESS

Suffering in Britain Placed by Churchi!! On Government;  4 Million Jobless

Britain Is Clear Of Rule  Combine   Churchill Blaming Present Regime For Shortage

Churchill Declines. Coalition   British Paralysis Blamed On Attlee’s 8 Labor Party in Bit tar Cammansc Dehata

Political Crisis In Labor Regime Growing Worse  Third of Industry Is   Third of Industry Is Already Shut Down By Coal Shortage

More Trouble Looming For Britain   Many Expedients Being Considered to Help Government Program

Nation Just Holding Own Amid Crisis   Churchill Puts Blame on _ Government; Coalition  Talk Is Quashed.,

British Government Foes Riled As Industrial Blackout Spreads   Five Millions Idled; Ne Brighter Coal Supply

‘Churchill Blames Labor Party For England's Coal Shortage; 4 Million  Jobless Due To Factory Shutdowns

Britons Agree To Junk Idea Of “Coalition”   Winston Churchill Blames Labor Government For The Current Coal Shortage   “Incompetence  In High Places’   Attlee Calls Prospect 0! Buying Coal In United States “Crowning Humiliation”

Fuel Famine In England Gets Worse   Mav Extend Electricity. Conservation Measures Ta Entire Nation.

Cabinet Reviews  Shortage   Churchill Accuses Labor Government Of Incompetence; Situation Tense

LABOR GOVERNMENT CABINET REVIEWED COAL SHORTAGE   May Extend Domestic Elec trie Cuts to the Entire Nation.   INCLUDING SCOTLAND   Factories Were Closed; Unemployment Queues Lenethened.

British Labor Regime Calls on ‘Armed Services   Many Expedients Considered as Strikes Contiriue:

British Trade Nearing Halt   Crisis Growing And No Sign Of Easing Up Is In Sight

Britain Resumes Dole to 4 Million In Power Crisis  Government Chaos

See Holiday as Day of Resolve   Mine Workers Journal Urges Fight Against Taft-Hartley Law

UMW Chief Urges Unions To Join In Effort To Have the Taft-Hartley Measure Voided

Soviet Satellites  May Refuse To Recognize U. N.  Say Commission Is Unauthorized

THREE BALKAN NATIONS MAY BAR PROBERS   Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania Indicate They Will Refuse to Co-operate With Any BorderWatch Unit Named.

Industry Predicts Plenty of Homes by 48   Buyers’ Market in Real Estate Forecast: Lumber Shartave Is Reported Ending

Easing Of U. S. Home Shortage Soon Forecast   Two Industry Men See “Substantial” Easing During the Year

END OF HOUSING BRISIS. FORECAST   Building Representatives See _ - End of Shortage By the End of This Year

Panama Road Not Half Done, Says Senator  GOP’s Ferguson Bits Plannine.

Wartime Road Project Blasted  ‘Michigan Senator Gives His Report

KNEW: ‘MISS: WISI?   KNEW "MISS HUSH? Fort Worth  ~ Woman Gets $21,500

‘MISS: HUSH! IDENTIFIED. Byheghaul  Fort Worth Housewife  Wins. $21,500 in Prize:

Broader Probe ‘Into Dwelling Costs Planned   Two Real Estate Organiza tions Indicted Under Orders Of Attorney General

U. 8. TO EXTEND ITS PROBE INTO HOUSING PRICES   2 Real Estate Organizations Indicted On Charges Of ‘Fixing’ Deal Rates

Probe Deeper House Prices.   Grand Jury Returns To Make Further Study Of Situation.

Housing Probe. Scope Widened  Federal Grand Jury Resumes Inauiry

—HOUSING PRICES CHECKED—  2 Real Estate Boards Indicted In U.S. Probe

DIG DEEPER INTO HOUSING PRICE SET-UP   yrand Jury Which Indicted Real Estate Groups on Anti-Trust Charges Goes Back Into Session in Washington.

REAL ESTATE DEALERS ARE UNDER PROBE   Indictments Sought By United States District Attorney

JURY INDICTS 2 REALTY GROUPS   Called Back To Dig Deeper Into National Housing Situation

Charge Plot In Real-Estate  — Boost In Commissions Raised Housing Costs

Realtors’ Group Is Indicted   National ‘Association Is Named During Investigation Of  *¥ Housing Prices

Federal Jury. Recalled in  Housing Case  Real Estate Probe To Go Even Deeper.

Deep Delving Into National Housing Prices Started as Federal Jury Called Back

Housing Quiz Jurors Indict Realty Bodies   National Association, Capital Group Cited In Anti-Trust Case

U. §. Jury Indicts Two Realty  Organizations  Groups Are Accused Of Making Profit By Unfair Methods

Grand Jury Digs Deeper Into Housing   Realtors Indicted for Fixing Fees; Broader Investigation Sighted

Jury Recalled To Dig: Deeper Into Housing. Prices   Two? Real Estate Organ izations Already Un. . der Indictment. ~ °-

FEDERAL JURY INDICTS REAL ESTATE GROUPS   Organizations Accused 0! ‘Fixing’ Commissions; Probe To Continue

GRAND JURY WIDENS HOUSING PROBE AFTER INDICTING REALTORS  PRICE INVESTIGATION MAY EXTEND TO MANY PARTS OF COUNTRY

Two Real Estate Organizations Face Charges   Federal Jury Cailed Back To Dig Deeper

Federal Grand Jury Indicts Two Realty Organizations on  Anti-Trust Charges

Youth Confesses In “Black Dahlia” Case  Suspect Being Held In St. Louis

BRITISH OKAY RUHR TALKS   Officially Express Willingness to Meet With U.S. Officials

Shed a Tear for Canneries—  Prices Keeping Sales Down   And Still Crops Are Plowed Under

SOUTH OWNERS HEAD FOR HOME   Fulfill Bargaining Rules But Lewis Does Not Show Up

DECIDE THAT PARLEY WITH LEWIS IS OVER AFTER WAITING FOR THREE DAYS

Six Arabs Killed By  Explosion   Bomb Thrown From Jewish Cal Injures Others

17 More Die, Scores Hurt  In Holy Land   Middle East Death Toll Rises to 331; Tw Bombs Tossed Into Teeming Arab Market Place Today Kill Six, Injure 14

Bombs Kill 12 Arabs: St Are Wounded   Bombs Tossed Into Teeming Arab Market Place

12 MORE ARABS DIE IN STRIFE   Death Toll at 210 in Palestine Partition Conflict

Arabs Ready For March; Many Dead And Injured Litter Jerusalem Streets

Bombing Kills 12 Arabs, Wounds 81 In New Violence   Witnesses Say Missiles Hurled From Two Jewish Taxis

2 Bombs Tossed At Damascus Gate While Market Place Teems With Opponents of Plan To Divide Country

{7 Killed In Palestine  Blosts, Guns Woun   Blasts, Guns Wound 81 in Mew Battles; Death Toll Now 215

Bombs Kill 12 Arabs In Holy Land   Sixty Others Wounded In Explosions In Two Cities; One Blast Near Damascus Gate

Bombs and Giins Used as Death’ Toll Reaches 215   Two Bombs Tossed i Teeming Arab Market Place in Jerusalem.

Middle East Death Toll 33] In 14 Days Of Fighting   17 Killed, 81 Injured In Latest ArabJewish Clashes

12 MORE ARABS DIE IN HOLY LAND FEUD   Bombs Set off As Region Continues To Boil

12 Arabs Die, $1 Injured by New Bombings  Jerusalem and laffa   Jerusalem and Jaffa Incidents Revive BDopcictont Vinlenre

Bombs In Arab Market Kill 12 At Jerusalem   Holy Land Death Toll In Partition War Reaches 210

Bombs Explode, Guns Flame in Rrab-Jew Riots   ’ Jerusalem and Jatia Beene of Renewed Race Violence

Bombs Tossed Into TeemingArab Market   Death Toll From  Partition Outbreaks. Mounts to:210

Bomb Kills Four  In Holy Land Riot   Deaths Reach 202— ‘Even Police Seared’ Newsman Observes

SEVENTEEN DEAD, 81 WOUNDED IN TODAY'S BOMBINGS, BATTLES  DEATH TOLL PLACED AT 14 ARABS, THREE JEWS;  ‘FOTAL TO DATE IS 215

Attacks In Jerusalem And Jaffa....  12 Are Killed, 81 Hurt In Strife In Palestine

12 Arabs Killed in a New Attack   Eighty-One Others Wounded in Jerusalem and Jaffa Raids   Report the Dead and Injured are Lying in the Streets

Hurl Bombs At Arabs   Twelve Killed, 81 Injured By Missiles In Jerusalem, Jaffa

Bombs Kill 12 Arabs, Wound 81   Toll in Strife in Holy Land, Near East Is 326

12 Arabs Killed in a New Attack   Eighty-One Others Wounded in Jerusalem and Jaffa Raids   BOMBS INTO A MARKET   Report the Dead and Injured are Lying in the Streets

Arab District Bombed in Jerusalem —   Two Large Department Stores Start to Burn

BOMB THROWN FROM TAXI.IN OLD JERUSALEM   Police Battle Angry Arab Mobs Near Scene

TWO CHILDREN SLAIN, MAN AND WIFE SHOT   Father Of Boy And Girl Held After Miami Tragedy

Father Jailed In Slaying Of Two Children   Couple Shot In Real Estate Office, Boy and Girl Beaten To Death By Cafe Owner

Children Found Beaten To Death   Fatiier Is Held For Killin; Two And Also Shooting Couple.

Two Children Beaten to Death is Miami Police Charge; Father Hela

 Soviet Ukraine and India Deadlocked in Race for Security Council Seat

India, Ukraine In Tense Race For Seat In UN   Australia, Brazil And Poland To Quit At End OfYeoar —

Vote-Swapping Under Way; Russia Bids For Place Vacated By Poland  UN Deadlocked As Ukraine And India Battle For Council Seat

Ukraine, India Seek Security Council Seat   UN Assembly Adjourns For Day After Taking Seven Ballots on Issue -

Soviet Ukraine. India Deadlockedin Race For  Security Council Seal   By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

India, Soviet Ukraine Race For UN Post   Assembly Makes Effort To Fill Council Vacancy

Ukraine, India Fight For Seat In U.N. Council   Seven Ballots Fail To Break Deadlock

India Locked With Ukraine In U.N. Voting   Canada, Argentina Elected To Seats as Row Rages Ohver Third Chninn

Soviet Ukraine, India Deadlocked For Council Seat   Another Russian-United States Battle Flares Ir United Nations Security Council Over Seat Being Vacated By Poland

REDS IN UN FIGHT TO SEAT UKRAINE      U. S. Backs India as Assembly Deadlocks After Seven Ballots.

New Petroleum Engineering Program Given Approval  ' Tech's Board Declines To Take Dart In WTCC Building Plan

MOSLEM BANDS SET FOR FIGHT   Arabs Await Removal Of British To Launch ” War In Palestine

I raq Minister Predicts War in Holy Land When British Withdraw Army

THREE DEAD IN WAKE OF FIERCE HURRICANE   Oil Fields Ripped As Winds Hit 110 Miles An Hour

3 DEAD, 19 INJURED — IN TAMPICO ‘BLOW’   Hurricane Wrecks Commun: ications, Property

Death Toll 3 In Hurricane   Heavy Rains Inland Mark Storm’s Path

Co.P.&M. Admin. Headed By Jordan, Wilhife, Parker   1697 Vote In Co., Annual Selection Of Committeemen

SPRECKLES HEIR, BLONDE STAGE BRAWL IN MIDDLE ‘OF §. M. BOULEVARD

Joe Louts Retains  Fis Crown  Champion Breaks   Champion Breaks Right Hand : in Fifth. Round

Joe Louis Keeps,           Bomber Knocked Dawi Twice, Onl ‘a the Count of Seven

7 = Ff 2 FR FS  Shirley Mescher Will Be Publication’s Guest Editor   Angelinos Staff Head One of 7 in U.S Selected; to Vie for Chicago Trip

Shirley Mescher ‘Will Be Publication’s Guest Editor   Angelinos Staff Head One of 7 in U. S Selected; to Vie for Chicago Trip

D. D. McLaughlin Taken by Death  Noted Tennis Player Passes in San Diego

2,000 AMERICANS AWAITING ~ CHANCE TO EVACUATE CHINA:   Some Service Men And Families Faced With Running Gantlet 115 Miles To Sea; Others Halted En Route Are At Tangku

MARINES FACE FIGHT TO GET OUT OF CHINA   Communist Attacks On Evacuation Route  Delay D-Day

. Yanks Get Set to Run China Ganilet   Withdrawal Danger Looms Larger. on Hazardous Route

Marine Guard May Be Used “In Evacuation      Chinese Communists Hinder Plans of U. §. Troops To Leave

YANKS READY TO QUIT CHINA   Amercian Service Personne! And Families Prepared For Hazardous Trip

Americans In China Ready To Run Communist Gantlet In Attempt To Reach Sea

2,000 Americans Get Set To Run Chinese Gantlet   Delay Announcing Departure Date As 5,000 Reds Renew Attack On Rajlwav

Stalm Taking Behind Scenes Hand In Parley      Confers 95 Minutes Witt Bidault; Marshall Is Likely Next.

Stalin Is Believed Taking Big Part In Moscow Confab   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER A P Staff Writer

Decontrol of  Sugar Asked   W. S. Mack, Jr., President of Pepsi-Cola Co., Before Subcommittee.

Sugar Rationing End Seen Near   Secretary Anderson Says Stocks Increase

RATIONING OF SUGAR MAY END SON   Anderson. Says “June Figures’ Will Tell the Story:

Sugar Rationing Days About Over   Cabinet Member Tells Senate Group Final Decision Not Made

STRINE HEADS LLAIM SUPPORT INCREASING   Government Gets Ready For Round  Peace Parleys

Government Picks Labor Officials For New Problems   Morss to be Appointed Undersecretary of Labor, Echwellenbach Announces

Schwellenbach Names Morse as Undersecretary   Department Mapping Plans for Uncertain New Era Coming up

Government Completing Job Of Lining Up Top Men For ‘New Labor Era

Complete Job Of Lining Up Labor Officials   For Uncertain New Era Ahead Under Taf tHartley Measure

U.S. Sets Up Top Labor ° Officials —   Completes Job Of Preparing For Uncertain Era

Line Up Tor Labor Men.   Five Major Federal Appointments Made On Temporary Basis

UNCERTAIN LABOR ERA AHEAD; NEW BOARBS TO WORK   Government Lines Up Machin ery to Deal With Labor Rifts of Futiire

Top Labor Officials Lined Up For Uncertain‘Era Ahead   David A. Morse Is Named Undersecretary of Labor, Fifth Major Federal Appointment in~ Week: Deny Publicity for Union Information

Task of Lining Up Topmost Labor Officials Complete   Five Major Labor Appointments Have Been Announced In Less Than a Week

Government Nearing End Of Labor Job   Topmost Leaders Are Lined Up For New Era

Major Federal Labor Officials Face New Era   Morse Selected Undersecretary, Replaces Johnson

Labor Officials Being Lined Up lo Face New Era  Five Appointments

Government Completes Job Of Lining Up Labor Chiefs Must Be Approved By GOP Senate

Government Lines Up Top Labor Officials   Five Major Federal Labor Appointments Have Been Announced Recently; D. A. Morse Is Undersecretary.

LINING UP OF - LABOR OFFIGIALS ABOUT: COMPLETEL   ‘Appointments: Made Necessary by ithe Taft-Hartley : Labor Act.    FIVE ALREADY NAMED   }Major Federal Labor Ap‘* pointments Were Made This Week.

Five Major U.S. Appointments Are Made Public  Top ‘Labor Officials Are Lining Up For Uncertain Era

NOW PREPARES TO ADMINISTER BANS ON LABOR   Government Has About Completed Task Of Lining Up Topmost Labor Officials To Administer New Labor Laws.

U.S. Completes New Labor Team Five Are Appointed  To Important Posts— Schwellenbach to Stay

Uncertain Era: __—_——_—— Government About Completes Lineup Top Labor Leaders

Government Lines Up Labor Officials  For Uncertain Era Make Five Major Appointments in

lop Labor Slate Almost Complete   Government Fills Five High Offices In Space of Week

Top Labor Officials Are Picked   Government Prepares For ‘New Era’

$1 ASH ORDERED IN U.S. PAYROLL   Truman Directs Federal Agencies To Fire All Incompetent Help

Truman Directs Agencies to Shrink Pay Rolls  Order Strengthens _ Merit System, - White House States

Truman Directs Agencies to Shrink Pay Roll  Order Strengthens  BA kth Clon ee   Order Strengthens Merit System, White House States

Incompetents On Payroll Ordered  Firea by Truman  Sharp Cut Ordered fo May 1; to Strengthen Merit System

TRUMAN ORDERS “CUTIN PAY ROLLS   CALLS BOR DISCHARGE OR DEMOTION OF ALL INCOMPETENT WORKERS.

Dewey's Westerr Junket to Be a Political Trip?  Regarded Among GO   Regarded Among GOP As Vote-Getting One

High Altitude Test Flight Is Run Smoothly   Smoother Landing Operation Still To Be Effected   Dewey To Start Vote-Seeking Trip

Dewey’s Journey Excites  Politics   Stop-Dewey Drive Mentioned In Washington

GOP Politicians Regard West Coast Jaunt as Vote-Getting Trip Rather than SightSeeing Tour.   TO ATTEND GOVERNOR’S MEETING AT SALT LAKE

RIVALS IN GOP. MAY BE PLANNING STOP DEWEY DRIVE   Governor's Scheduled Invasion Of West Seen VoteSeeking Move

Speculation High On Drive To Stop Dewey   Governor's Slated ‘Vacation Trip’ To Midwest Is Seen As Vote-Getting Junket

Dewey's ‘Westerr Trip Starts Talk  Main Object Thought to Be Vote Seeking

Redistricting Foes In House Concede Defeat   New York Governor's Tour Plans  Revive Talk Of Stop-Dewey Drive

Washington Views Stop-Dewey Drive   New York Governor Plans Western Summer Junket

Dewey's Westerr Junket fo Be a Political Trip?  Regarded Among GOF Ae Vato.Gatting Mins   Regarded Among GOP As Vote-Getting One

New York Governor’s Trip To West Stirs Speculation Among Party — Leaders   Ganging Up Plan  Declared Futile   Foes Will Put Faith tn “Fa. vorite Son” Candidates Next Year, Senator Asserts

SCHEDULED TC INVADE WEST   Revived Talk Of "Stop-Dewey’ Drive Among GOP Leaders

PONDER DRIVE TO STOP DEWEY    New York Gove rnor’s Junket Regarded As Vote-Seeking Trip

lisa ramuity frip  New Yorker's Tour Or West May Start ‘Stop Dewey Drive

New York State’s Chief Executive Will Make  No Public Addresses—Former Senator Mead is io Be Called as Defense Witness in May Tria! — Secretary Marshal! Insists on European  Nations Getting Together on Their Program

START ANNUAL DRIVE IN POLIO FUND CAMPAIGN   Ask Donations From Groups; Have Coin Boxes In Local Stores

North Dakota To Lose U. S. Highway Aid  State Legislature Fails to Provide   State Legislature Fails to Provide Funds For Maintenance

Past Commanders Assured They Will Be Permitted To Continue Establishment Of Veterans’ Center

Will Leave U. S. If Flying Boat Fails, Witness Tells War Investigating Group

Is Questioned About Contract For Flying Boat   Senators Bar Testimony by Former Counsel

DENIES PROFIT FROM PROJECT   Builder Says He Put “Sweat of My Life’ Into Construction of Craft

Hughes Denies He Made Profit Building Plane   Airman Says He Will Leave Country If Project Fails

TLL LEAVE U. S. IF PLANE FAILS, HUGHES STATES   Millionaire Builder Denies That He Made Any Profit From Big Contract

Hughes Claims ‘Sweat Of Life In Flying Boat   If It Fails, “I Leave The Country,” He Testifies.

Hughes Stakes Reputation On Giant Plane   Will Leave Country If Fiving Boat Is Not Success, He Say

Committee Bars Fulton From Talking   Plane-Builder Says Reputation At Stake In Plane, Declares No Profit Expected

No Profit From His Flying Boat   Hughes Says He Will “Leave Country” If It Doesn't Fly   “PLT SWEAT INTO IT”   Says He Entertained to Dispel Report He Was “Stuck Up”

Hughes Believes In Flying Boat  Says He Will Leave Country If lt Faile

T'll Leave U. if It Fails,’ Flier Asserts   Plane Maker Says Officers Feted to Offset Their ‘Hatred’

DENIES HE HAS MADE ANY PROFIT ON SHIF   Plane Builder Declares His Reputation And “‘Sweat Of  Life’ Built Into Ship

Plane Will Fly, Hughes Shouts   ‘1 Will Leave the Country,’ If It Fails, Aviation Magnate Tells Senate Probers: Repeats ‘No Profit’ on Contract

Builder Offers To Leave Nation lf Plane Fails   Hugh Fulton Denied Right To Testify at Probe of Contracts

Senate Group Won't Hear Hugh Fulton   Probers’ Ex-Counsel Wanted To Answer Charges by Brewster

I'll Leave U.S. If Flying Boat Fails: Hughes   ‘Put Sweat of My Life’ Into Huge Plane, Says Builder

Answers to Several $164,000 Questions Sought from Hughes   Airplane Builder’s Pri. vate Papers Scrutinized by Committee

Resumes Stand To Insist He Gained Nothing From $20,000,000 Order To Build 200-Ton Flying Boat —Declares “I Will Leave The Country” If It Is Failure—Testimony From Hugh Fulton, Former Counsel For Probing Committee, Barred

Investigators Deny Fulton’s - Defense Plea   Ex-Commitiee Counsel Gawe eled Down After Seeke . . ing To Answer Brew ater’s Charges   Will Take Case Before Newsmenx   Brewster Says Fulton Tried To Have Probe Limited To Technical A» pects Of Case

Hughes in Threat to Leave U.S.   Testifies He will Move Out if His 200-ton Flying  Rant lew Eathoye

Millionaire Denies Making Profit on Craft.   Committee Bars Testimony From Its Ex-Counsel

Flying Boat Built at Loss Hughes Says   Will Leave U.S. If Plane Fails, He Tells Probers

HOWARD: HUGHES ON STAND TODAY   Testified He Had “Put the Sweat, of My Life” Into Flying: Boat.”

United Nations fo Seek Funds  Money Is Requirec to Feed Children

Cattle, Grain Prices Slump On Chicago Mart  Reports of Spreading Concumer Resistance

Cattle, Grain Prices Slump On Chicago Mart  Reports of Spreading      Reports of Spreading Consumer Resistance

SHIP BATTLE. INJURY LIST   CHECKUP REPORT SAYS 24 REFUGEE JEWS AND THREE  -SOLDIERS WERE   INJURED

CONGRESS CHIEFS PREDICT PASSARE “GF UMN BURBS   Final Adoption of Bill Seen  Assured; Other Labor

ClO, AFL Open  », Mer ger Parley   Discussions Get Unde Way as Bill to Curb Labor Advances

Immediate Consolidation ‘Net Expected; Long Conferenc¢a: Are Necessary.”               COAL MINE: CONTRACT: : NEGOTIATIONS STALLED

Sheriff Arrests Lynching Party   Seven Men Accused Of At tempt to Lynch Negro, Be= fore Jury Second Time

Governor Has 7 Members of Mob Jailed   ‘North Carolina Case Is Reopened; Executive Say: Failure to Indict Was  ‘Miscarriage of Justice’

REACH $29 ON CHICAGO MART; $28.25 IN IOWA   Small Receipts Bring Advances of $1.25 to 75 Cents in State

Scientists Hear Warning of No Defense on Atom Birthday   Chancellor Hutchins Says Another War Would Wipe Out Civilization

Defense Not Yet Devised, Nation Told   Scientists Gather For Ceremonies At Scene Of First Experiment

Scientists Mark  Bth Anniversary  Of Atomic Age 2 Hutchins Warns War  ‘Obsolete’; Newsmen San Namanctration

LIVILIZATION 10 DIE IF WAR IS STARTED, HUTCHINS REPORTS   there Is No Defense for Atomic Bomb, Chicago University Chancellor Says Today,   NUCLEAR REACTION MILESTONE OCCURS

Hutchins Says There's No Defense Against Atom Bomb; Another War Would Destroy Civilization

7 —NEW. MINISTRY FORMING —  Greek’ Cabinet Falls” Amid Internal Crisis

King Paul Acts To End  Grave Crisis   Hopes To Replace . Fallen Government Without Delay

Union Rejects New Offers In Ancient Strike   Allis-Chalmers Election Monday

UNION REJECTS LAST AC OFFER   Company Proposals In West Allis Strike Called Inadequate

FILIPINO COURT FINDS OHIO PRIVATE GUILTY   Conviction Handed Down Ir New Jurisdictional Setup

President Reaches Rio De Janeiro At End Of Two-Day Air Trip From Washington—Officialdom And General Public Stage Tumultuous Welcome—Chief Executive Scheduled To Address’ Both Defense Conference And Brazilian Congress

Rio Parades to Honor Arrival  Of President   Truman Arrives in Capi tal of Brazil, Plans to Stav Week

Hurricane Heads for U.S. Mainland   Storm Races _ 1000 Miles Since First Reported 

STORM HEADED FOR MAINLAND   Atlantic Hurricane Winds Of 140 Miles An Hour Swept Northwest

Whitelop Mt. Group Now Well-Supplied —  Planes Drop Food To Marooned Trio

Pole-to-Pole Defense Plan Is Approved   Subcommittee Proposed to Set Up Security Zone To Be Defended by All  Aetnwienn Metinme

Americas Plan Protection Of A Large Area   Military Forces Of All Nations Will Take Part

ENTIRE HEMISPHERE DEFENSE APPROVED   Alaska and Greenland Included in Arctie to Antarctic ‘Security Region’

New Defense Pact Uraed AtRio Parley   Conference Asked to Establish Vast Security Region’

US. Proposes Defense Plan   Pole to Pole Defense Line Offered Session

Conference Gets Hemisphere Defense Plan  Attack On Anv   Attack On Any .American State -Would Rally All

United Army Would Guard All Americas      Whole Region From Arctic To Antarctic Would Be Defended In U. $.-OK'd Military Proposal

Visit by Trum:       Swift Completion of Historic Treaty: Now . j Prospect; Subcommittee Finishes Draft.”

U. S. Approves Mutual: Defense For Hemisphere  Alaska, Greenland In cluded in Zone

Defense by All American Lands Proposed at Rio   Conference in Virtual Agreement on All Controversial Issues

INTER-AMERIGAN CONFERENCE GETS DEFENSE PROPOSAI   To Defend Entire Western Hemisphere As a “Security Region”.   ARCTIC TO ANTARCTIC   Military Forces of All Nations Would Be Used If Necessary.

To Protect All Western Hemisphere   Whole Area In In “Security Zone”. To Be Defended by  All -Amaricean Nations

Would Streteb From Arctic To Antarctic Group Approves U.S. Defense Zone Plans

Wake Hemisphere ‘Security’ Region   ‘Conference Receives Pro» posal for Arctic to Antarctic Defense   HAS BACKING OF US.   -Plan of Mutual Defense Is » Approved by Subcom mittee of 14

Inter-American Conference Body Approves Security Zone Of Entire Western Hemisphere      INew Move To Free Mississippi River Bridges From Tolls To iBe Made At Three-City Meeting In Vicksburg September 16

Pact For Huge Defense Zone Gels Approval   Guns Of All American Republics Would Stand Guard

ASKS DEFENSE OF HEMISPHERE   Armed Protection From Arctic To Antarctic Is Proposed  U.S. ISSUPPORTING

‘Arctic To Antarctic’ Defense Zone Provided For In Approved Treaty   Fourteen-Nation Committee Okays WU. S. Plan For Guarding All American Republics With Gime And Men Sunnlied From All States

U.S. Backs Defense of Hemisphere   Proposal Made at Brazilian Meeting Would Provide Pole To Pole Security

American Nations Study Proposal for Inter-State Defense   Subcommittees Virtually Agree On All Points

Outline Of Plan Includes  Alaska   Proposal Lines Up Solid Front For  Both Americas

AMERICAS NEAR AGREEMENT ON DEFENSE TREATY   WOULD PUT ENTIRE WESTERN WORLD IN ‘SECURITY REGION’

Inter - Americar Group Receives SecurityRegion Defense Plan   Alaska and Greenland Included in Proposal Backed by U.S.

Propose Mutual Defense by All of  Entire Hemisphere U. S. Backs Measure That All American Nations Aid Defense

Conference Sets Security Region For Hemisphere  Combined Military   Combined Military Force to Defend Area Is Proposed

Argentina Relinquishes Stand on Vete   Early Closing of Inter-American Conference Seen

SECURITY ZONE OUTLINED FOR DEFENSE PACT   Greenland, Alaska, Antaretica, Canada Included in Draft

U. S. Favors Using Force In Program   Greenland And Alaska Included In Proposal

Defense Zone For Americas  Presented  U.S.-Backed Proposal Dalle fay Nefense From   U.S.-Backed Proposal Calls for Defense From Arctic to Antarctic

All American Nations To Take Part   Proposal Establishes Whole Hemisphere As Security Region

Delegates Agree; Historic “Treaty Nears Completion   Interamerican Delegates May Finish Writing Treaty By Weekend

U. S. Proposes Defense By Arms   Signing Of Treaty In Sight As Major Questions Settled

Mutual Defense Measure Drafted For Hemisphere   American ‘Security Region’ Includes Alaska, Greenland

NEGAUNEE MINE STRIKE SETTLED   New Contract Calls For 12'4,-Cent Hourly Pay Increase

Eye Witness Describes Rescue Of 10 Men From Row Section Of Tanker

Congress Begins Third Week Of Tussle With Anti-Inflation Program   Discrimination Given As’ Basis Ordering New Trial

NEW JU. S. MONEY FOR GERMANY   Negroes’ Exclusion From Juries Scored By U.S. High Court

TWO OFFICERS DIE IN BATTLE   Shot to Death in Blazing Gun Fight With Youth Sought in Theft

Two Policemen Killed by Youth In Philadelphia   Slayer Is Wounded In Street Gun Battle After Auto Chase

Lwo Policemen Killed v0 folicemen Killed  ‘I Know I Did Wrong, I’m Sorry,” Youth Says Following Gun Battle

PISTOL BATTLE KILLS OFFICERS   Fugitive Wounded Afte Pre-Dawn Chase In Stolen Car

Iwo Policemen Are Murdered In Gun Battle   Adopted Son of Chile Psychologist Accused In Slaying

Policemen Killed  in Pistol Battle  Wounded Slayer - Savs He’s Sorry

Some Americans Molested In Student Melee  Lieutenont And Girt   Lieutenont And Girt Beaten With Canes; Demonstraters Worr Yanks To Evacuate

1,000 CHINESE STUDENTS IN NEW UPRISING   Molest Americans In Demonstration; AP Man Attacked

Gromyko Thwarted In United Nations On Atom Proposal  Russian Minister Would   Russian Minister Would Ban Making and Use of Atomic Weapons

NO ACTION ON RUSS PROPOSAL   Moscow Has Suggested De struction Of All Atomic Weapons «.

Gromyko Thwarted In United Nations On Atom Proposal   Russian Minister Would Ban Making and Usé of Atomic Weapons

Vote on Soviet Atomic Arms Plan Postponed  Gromyko Loses His Fight for Ballot on Proposal

Court Clerk Gives Self Dose Of Own Medicine—Presides At Own Eviction

Kansans Protest Liquor Tax Cut   Congress Fight Looms  Over Excise Issue

HIGHER LIQUOR LEVY TO CAUSE HOUSE FIGHT   Kansas Congressman Would Head Off Automatic Drop Toe 56 Gallon Frem $9

Missing Plane Is Found, Crew Safe  Army C-64 Damaged Ii: A ES, i Cece

Easy Ap) % ral Of Portal % Ye. Ban Predic3,’ 4 % By GOP Chis, ‘   « 7 Pal Martin Says MeasurvTo ‘Breeze’ Through’; Court Test Expected

Little Opposition Seen To Portal Pay Suit Ban   Speedy Action Expected by Martin when Measure Goes on House Floor Thursday

AVENGES INSULT TO DAD      American College Student Wins Diamond Sculls in England

SABATH SEES . . GARTEL PLO}   ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN SAYS WALL STREET AND BRITISH “CARTELISTS* WANT AID ‘EXTENDED 

SOLON CHARUED “PROPAGANDA” IN DEMANDS   Special Session Congress Wanted By “Cartelists”

‘Student Officers Still ‘Demand Gilchrist Ouster, ‘33 Fail to Meet Deadline

New Record Production Is Foreeast  Inflation Brings Sharp Increases

95 MILES TOWARD HEAVEN  German V-2 Will Probe Upper Regions’ Secrets

Army Hopes Two ’Chutes Will Save Rocket Warhead on New Test Today

GOP Backs Move To Pay Terminal Leave In Cash   Law May Be Amended To Allow Bonds Cashed

Move Launched To Pay Veterans {Haims in Cash   Republicans Seek To Permit Earlier Retirement of Bonds.

RAPIDS BUSES HIT BY STRIKE   Service at Standstill a Drivers Walk Out

Was a 4 FORMER ER RESIDE \t   Marilyn Karns Was Featured on  Cover of Magazine

WAS A FORMER RESIDENT   Marilyn Karns Was Featured on  (over of Magazine

ITALY GETS ITS FIRST LOAD OF FREE U. S. FOOD   Steamship Exiria Puts In To Naples With 1,251 Tons

1,254 Tons Of Food Arrives In Naples      Hungry Italians To Get Big Cargo From’ United States

Sums Needed To Carry on Work Voted   Subcommittee Completes Draft of Measure for Continuing Projects in Reclamation Areas

Restoring Of Man’s Faith Asked   Secretary Asks For Conquest Of Frail Weaknesses

Marshall Asks End To War Propaganda   Spiritual Conquest OF World Problems Is Uraed To Restore Man's Faith In Peace

Marshall Calls For End of New War Taik   Secretary Declares Propaganda for Fighting Must Stop

Marshal! Calls Upon World for Supreme ‘Effort in Silencing of War Propaganda

COMPROMISE PLAN GETS INDORSEMENT   Army, Navy and Air Departments at Last Are to Be Unified

LONG PRISON TERMS  GIVEN BALTIMOREANS   Ice Cream Vendor And His Brother-In-Law Draw 6@ Years  Ene Burvicrixt _- -

Truman, Cabinet Officers Confer on Message to Be Presented Congress Today

President May Seek Authority To Apply Curbs   Truman Completes Work On Message

Due To Deliver Address Today As Congress Meets Tn Special Session

a nnan MALO PRUGNAM  AS FINAL STEP ON PRICE SPIRAL   Cabinet Helps President Prepare Specia! Appeal Before Lenisiators Today

Nature of Curbs  Not Yet Indicated   President Polishes Up Plea For Aid to Europe

TRUMAN MAY ASK LIMITED CONTROLS TO BATTLE PRICES   Expected to Seek Weapon for Use if Other Steps Fail.   GIVES MESSAGE TODAY   Text of Report to Special ‘ Congress Session Is Closely Guarded.

Congress to Hear President Today As Session Opens  Cost of Living Items Would Come Under Powers Sought

TRUMAN WILL ASK POWER T0 CONTROL ITEMS   Long Conference Held With His Advisers Sunday Afternoon   REPUBLICANS SEEM READY TO GO ALONG

Retail Sales in Iowa Set New Record in April, May, June   $527,558,250 Worth of Merchandise Sold During 1947 Quarter

Retail Sales in lowa-at New High  Second Quarter Sales Take Sets Record

Move for Delay Is Defeated   Proposals to Vote at 4 or 3 p. m. Today Are Rejected by  Sere   Deny Filibuster   Truman and Taft Engaged in Radio Duel Last Nicht

Reject Proposal To Delay Veto Action Until Next Monday   Little Headway Made in All-Night Session; Truman, Taft Give Views On Radio

Fight Aided By Republican Senator Morse   Veto Supporters Hope to Delay Action Till Monday

Motion to Delay Voting Until Monday Fails   President May Lack Four Votes in His  i ffort to Have Disapproval Upheld

GOP LEADERS ARE FIGHTING TO SAVE BILL   Action of President Is Denounced as of Communistic Nature

Measure Scored By Truman and Praised by Taff   All Night Battle Rages to Set Time For Test of Veto

Talk Fest Balks Vote On Veto oF   Denying a Filibuster,  Bi-Partisan Group Seeks to Delay Senate Action Till Next Week

Senate Stages An All-Night Filibuster To Block Vote On Labor Act Veto

TAFT 10 SEEK FRANK’ TALK   Plans To Bear Down On Issues Scheduled For Congress   §PEAKING JUNKET SET

TAFT CALLS ON GOP FOR TALKS OF KEY ISSUES   Likely to Endorse Senator as Ohio’s ‘Favorite Son’ Thursday

Taft Challenges Dewey With Demand For Frank Discussion Of Foreign And Domestic Problems

Taft Asks Discussions  From GOP   “Frank Discussion’ Need On Domestic And Foreign Issue:

OPEN DEBATE TO BE FEATURE OF WESTERN JAUNT  “DISCUSS FOREIGN ISSUES’ --- TAFT

Senate Leader Will Tour West And Air Views   Observers Cite Dewey Did Not Discuss Them On His Trip, Refused To Give Views

Taft Seeks Frank Airing of U.S,  Foreign Issues  Ohioan Is Scheduled To Receive Formal _ Endorsement of GOP

Taft Calls for Discussion of Vital Issues   Statement Seen as Challenge to Dewey To Speak Out

Taft Seeking Full And Frank Study Of Issues   Prospective Tour Of West Is Taken As His Challenge To Dewey.

Taft Wants Frank Discussion by GOP  He Will Talk About All Issues on Trip

Taft Challenge To Dewey Seen   Maps Discussion Of National Issues

Thompson Vetoes New Vote: Court Test Is Cook Plan  Talmadge Continue: Moaneuverina With

Appointment May Offer Court Test   Attorney Genea! Points Out Early Solution

Way Now Clear For Talmadge To  Submit Issue To Supreme Court.   _ Georgia Attorney General Says That Test  “Can Come Through Appointment Of : Jee & Solicitor Censral: "

Way Cleared for Solution Georgia Row   Issue Can Be Put Before Supreme Court Within Twenty Days

Attorney General Says Is sue Can Be Placed Before Court In 20 Days   2 Appointments Cited As Grounds   Occupant Of Governor’ Chair Has No Comment On Cook’s Observations

Legislature Had No Right to OK Talmadge, Claim   Solicitor-General’s Post May Be Pivot For Early Showdown

ITLL BE EASY FOR TALMADGE TO GET ACTION   Supreme Court Could Decide Fate Quickly, Attorney General Declares

GETS STUDENT DEMONSTRATION   Georgia Governorship Has Reached “Hanging In Effigy” Stage

Rankin, Noted Race Champion, Is Killed   Two Others Meet Death in Oregon Plane Crash Sunday

Tex Rankin, Two Others Are Killed in Crash  Fourth Person Hurt in Oregon Mishap

Tex Rankin Is Killed in Plane Crash   Two Others Go to Death With Famed Stunt Flier At Kiamath Falls, Ore.,  Boanrth Man Ininred

Britain Weathers Worst Of Crisis   Thousands To Give Up Sunday Holiday In Effort To Build Up Coa] Reserve

Thousands Volunteer Services   Labor Will Give Full Shifts To Build Up Much Needed Coal Reserve Supply.

Miners, Railway Men, Dock Workers Volunteer For Full Sunday Work To Build up Reserves

Miners Volunteer --For Sunday Work In Great Britain   Special Shifts of Dock Workers Also Planned to Ease Fuel Crisis   LONDON IS IN FOR FREEZING WEEK-END   ‘General Electric Current to  Be Restored to Private Homes Tomorrow

GOAL PILES IN BRITAIN GROW HIGHER TODAY   Fuel Emergency Relaxed Some. what, Broadcasts Cut For Five Hours

Many in Britain Volunteer Aid In Coal Shortage   Workers to Be Busy Sunday in Effort to Minimize Suffering

100 Hurt By Tornado In Wake Of Hurricane   Big Storm Leaves New Orleans And Coast Shambles: Cane Fields Leveled

FIVE ARE DEAD, MANY INJURED IN BILOXI AREA   Storm Is Moving East After Smashing At  New Orleans, La.

New Orleans Is Hard Hit  By Hurricane   Worst Storm in Generation Rumbles Inland Toward Arkansas With Diminishing Intensity —Gulfport In Shamblec

New Orleans By Storm      Tornado Turns On Pox ida Coast AL Apatachi cola. Number Of Re ported Dead Inertases.

New Orleans Damages Put  In Millions   Northwest Florida Hit, 100 Are Hurt; 5 Die Near Bilexi

COAST TOWNS BADLY RIPPED BY HURRICANE   NEW ORLEANS LOSS HEAVY; NATCHEZ GETS TAIL-END

Debris Trail, 5 Dead Left On Gulf Coast   100 Persons Hurt, Five Critically In Tornado

Hurricane Dying Down as Howling Winds Decrease   Southern States Take a Terrific Beating in Tropical Storm

LY  ihe Re AR ITS FINISH      Loss Of Life Small,  Property Loss. Undetermined   ]

Six Are Dead, 400 Hurt in Wake of Storm   Approximately 100 Injured by Tornado In Northwest Florida.

Lion's Club Opens Drive for Donors   Blood Clinic Here Beains on July 7

Phone Walkout Covers Nation   Workers Quit Jobs Early This Morning

SOLD HOLDINGS AFTER HE TOOK POST WITH ARMY   GOP Senators Hit ‘Profiteers’

DEMO LEADER UNLOADED ON GRAIN MARKE]   Investigating Com mittee Hears of His Bie Dealings

yPauley Admits Big Profits on Speculations   Investigation Opens Into His Dealings—Has Liquidated His Holdings

Rich Demoeratie Leader ‘bells OF Commodity Deals   Transactions Were Not iHegal ond Army Official Says He Isn't Gambler

Most. Holdings Liquidated, Official Says   Ferguson Charges Gov't Refuses to Name Sneculatare

U.S. Production In Upward Turn, Says Government  CIO Group Urges Truman Take Drastic  Action on High Prices

Labor Calls for All-Out Production    Move To Cut Living Cost: Here, Provide Relief Tc  Europe

OUTPUT TAKES UPWARD TURN IN INDUSTRIES   TRUMAN CHECKS UP MONDAY ON WORLD FOOD PICTURE

Production In Industry. Turns Upward  CIO and AFL Appeal For Higher Output TT. Cut Tivino Costs

PLANTS SHOW QUTPUT GAIN   Production Hike Reported As Labor Leaders Urge Cut in Living Costs

School Superintendent Killed, Wife Injured  in Car-Train Collision

IOWA TEACHER DIES IN CRASH   Atalissa Superintendent Is Killed; Wife Injured

Clark Reveals  Potsdam Secret   No Reparations From Austria Had Been Agreed Upon

Marshall Asks Troop Paring in Reich by June   Lists Basic Freedoms He Will Demand for a Democratic Germany

SECRET PACT AT YALTA DISCLOSED   Says Big Three Agreed to Use Prisoner Labor On  Reparations.

BEVIN PROPOSES A ‘US OF GERMANY’   Big Four Ministers Stay With German Problem, Not Austria.

You Wouldn't Believe lt But—  Drinking Is Down 53 Per Cent Since 1850

Statistician Reveals Drinking Has Decreased; California Wettest State

DEGAULLE ELECTION VICTORY IS ANALYZED IN WASHINGTON   BELIEF EXPRESSED THAT BASIS OF STRENGTH IS HOPE OF AID FROM UNITED STATES

Check Clues in Fort Area   Trip North Yields Local Leads in Weckler Mystery

Late News Bulletins  Tax Reduction Held Incentive To Increased Production

OTHER DOCTORS TELL. JURY ROSS “INSANE” ON SHOOTING DATE   DEFENSE PRESENTING TESTIMONY TO SHOW CONDITION UNSTABLE

Wild Life Seems To Be Converging On The Bright Lights Of New York

Steel Firms Cut . Output as: Miner Walkouts Spread   Wildcat Strikes By 207,000 Workers Over Taft-Hartley Bill Passage Results in Reduced Iron Output

200,000 MINERS BEGIN VACATION PERIOD EARLY   Officials Fear Walkout Will Be Prolonged; Shipyard Workers To Quit

IRON-MAKING CURTAILED BY MINER WALKOUT  Wildcat Strikes by UMW Seriously Reduce Amount of

TALKS TO ROTARIANS         Dr. Max Dresden Was Guest Speaker at Luncheon

TALKS TO ROTARIANS   Dr. Max Presden Was Guest Speaker at Luncheon

BONUS PLANS ARE STARTEL   MACHINERY TO BE SET IN MOTION MONDAY BUT “PAYMENTS ARE’  MONTHS AWAY.

A CHARGE THAT VOTES HAD BEEN BOUGHT IN U.N.   This Was Made Today by New Zealand Delegate Sir Carl Berendsen.   ATTACKED BLOC VOTING   Charge Was Made During a Wrangie on Russian Supported Proposals.

CONCILIATION FUND GUT HIT BY GREEN   A. F. Of L. Leader Scores Congress On Labor Plan

AFL CHIEF CHIDES WAGE FUND SUMS   Worker Protection Outlay Said Too Small

Stlalesville Shots   Informal Glimpses of Feenie In and Around Statesville.

DEMOCRATS STUDY CONVENTION SITE   SELECTION TO BE MADE TODAY--PHILADELPHIA IS LIKELY CHOICE,

IN WOOING MOOI   City Has GOP Convention, makiony id tor for that of . emocrats

Demos To Pick Site, Set Date For Convention  Philly, San Francisco Bid For 1948 Session

PHIL ADETPHIA BIDS FOR MEE   Democrats Said to Favo. Quaker City for ’  Party Convention

Democrat National Committee Meeting In Capital Today  McGrath Expected to Be Named to Succeed

Philly In °48 Demos’ Pick?   Choose Site Today; Frisco Bidder, Too

Dual Palestine State Is Urged By Soviet Union  Partition Is Called

ASK FOR DUAL GOVERNMENT IN PALESTINE   Reds Seek Creation o Independent ArabJewish State

Russians Call For Dual State In Palestine  Gromyko Links   Gromyko Links Suggestion With Attack On Britain

ARABS ATTACK RUSSIAN PLAN   Gromyko Urges U. N. To Establish Dual State Ae Palactine Solution

DUAL HOLY LAND STATE 15 URGED   REDS ASK U. N. TO CREATE JEWISH-ARAB GOVERNMENT IN PALESTINE.

Jewish- Arab Government Plan Offered   Soviet Delegation Calls on U.N. to Set Up Agency

REDS ASK UN DUAL STAT      Arabs Oppose Action In Holy Land  Ft ermtore

Only Other Solution Acceptable To Russia Would Be Partition: Jews Would Consider That Proposal

Joint Jewish -Arab State Recommended By Soviets   Arabs Contend Such Dual State Would Be Impos sible Unless Barriers Were Kept Against ‘ Jewish Immigration

Russia Proposes U.N. Set Up Independent Palestine Government’ Arabs Obie

DEATH COLLECTS THE CHIPS  Blonde Makes Her $10 Bet And Climbs to High Wire

Joe DEATH COLLECTS THE CHIPS * Ea Blonde Makes Her $10 Bet And Climbs to High Wire

Novice at Tight Wire Walking Falis to Death At Memphis Fairgrounds

Navy Secretary Is Speaker At VEW Encampment  Totalitarianism Hit By Forrestal

MARYLAND'S 2 PERCENT TAX ON SALES STARTS TOMORROW: ' DEALERS MUST HAVE LICENSES

‘Have Your Pennies Ready?‘  Two Percent Sales Tax Begins Pouring Into Coffers Tomorrow

President Of Railroad [s Shot To Death   Head Of Toledo, Peoria And Western R. R. Is Assassinated At Peoria

FARM SURVEY TO START JAN. 13 INMARION COUNTY   Want Data for Government. Dan D. Dieleman to Make Calls

Police Accused Of Duping Boys Info Burglary  Election Publicity Buildup’'Is Charged

Vandenberg Calls For Early Study Of Europe Need:   Summons’ Foreign Policy Committee to Begin Analysis Nov. 10   GROUP WILL WAIT HARRIMAN REPORT   Will Continue — Sessions  Until Job Is Finished, Chairman Savs

Group To Meet Nov. 10 To Discuss Emergency Relief Plan For Europe

‘SEN. VANDENBERG ‘SCANS PROGRAM FOR FOREIGN AID   580 Million In Stop-Gap Help Is Considered

Senate Group Will Convene To Study Plan   Yandenberg Says Country Must Be Given The Facts

VANDENBERG CALLS SENATE GROUP MEETING   Session Up To Leaders: Truman:

‘Sen. Vandenberg Calls Meeting Of Committee to Consider Europe Relief Program to Halt Communism

SENATE GROUP MEETS NOV, 11   To Decide Also if Special Session Is Necessary

Committeemen Convene Nov. 10 on Truman Plan   Foreign Policy Body to Consider Need for Special Session

Chairman Calls Aides to Meeting   Foreign Relations Committee to Study Crisis November 10

Senators To Consider Need For Recall Of ~ Congress Before Jan. 1

To Consider Relief ‘Finance; Special Session of Congress   Truman Fears Rising Tide Of Communism

Forei: g xn Relations ~ Panel  To Study Aid November 10   Committee Called To Meet By Senator Vandenberg Aft. er Truman Calls For Action To Help Relieve Economic Stress In Europe This Winter

Committee Seeks Help For Europe   Truman Proposes Stop-Gap Program Of $500 Millions For European Aid

$300.000.000 IS CONSIDERED FOR EUROPE   Vandenberg Calls Meeting For Nov. 10

Await Facts On Extent of Help Needed   Doubt Presidential Deadline of Dec. 1 Will Be Met

SENATE GROUP WILL CONSIDER FUROPEAN AID   Chairman Vanden-« berg Calls Meeting of Foreign Relations Committee Nov. 10.

Truman Wants Advance [Assurances Before Callitig The Congress Into Session

VANDENGURG ASKS GROUP FOR STUDY OF OVERSEAS HELP   Senate Foreign Relations Committee Is Called to Consider Problem and Need for Session.   SPREAD OF REDS CALLED IMPORTANT

Europe's Starvation Deadline ls Dec. 1, Truman Declares; Mounting Red Tide ls Feared

Vandenberg Calls Senate  Com. To Meet   Senate Foreign Relations Committee Will Consider Emergency  Of Relief Program.

Committee To Take Up Food Crisis   Will Consider $580,000,000 Grant To Europe

VANDENBERG CALLS MEETING OF COMMITTEE   To Consider Need For  Special Session.

Says Group Will Decide If Special Session of Conaress Is Necessary

GEN, EISENHOWER DEPLORES MOVE T0 DRAFT HIM IN °48   Voices Hope No One Wil! Spend Time or Money in Effort to Win Nomination for Hiin,   DECLINES TO SAY __ HE WOULD NOT RUN   Landon Declares General Will Be Factor in G. O. P. Con-, vention Unless He “Takes Himself Out.’

Eisenhower ‘Deplores’ Draft Groups, Won't Say He'd Spurn Nomination

Eisenhower Deplores Organization of Clubs Promoting Him for Presidency

Eisenhower Declines Definite Answer On Presidential Aim  - Deplores Organization Of Draft Groups; Landon Savs Kansas Will Back Him

IKE SIDESTEPS POLITICAL QUIZ   Landon Puts Spotlight On Eisenhower As GOP Presidential Hope

BIG FIVE VETO ISSUE UP AGAIN   Security Council Considers Controversial Matter

Girl’s Slaying Near: Big Stone Confessed   War Vet Claims Murder, Never Discovered, Six Years Avo: Hid Body In Bone Hollow

herokeans, Father And Son ,Building Novel Type Of Cycle "Teardrop   Car and Motorcycle  ee Like * Airplane

herokeans, Father And Son Building Novel Type Of Cycle "Teardrop’   ething Like’ “Airplane. Car and Motorcycle

Congress Session Nearing an End  Calendar Crowded for Fing!] Daves

Congress Rolls Into Final Month of Session, Most of Scheduled Work Completed

Truman Faces New Setbacks From Congress   Legislators Entering Final Months; Docket Crowded; Some Troman Proposals Backed

Solons Finish Work on Most Key Bills   Few Other to Receive Anproval of GOP-Run Conaress

Congress Begins » Final Month With Much to Be Done   Many of Truman’s Major Propasals Likely to. Lose Out

CONGRESS 10 PUT ASIDE SOME MAJOR TRUMAN REQUESTS   Proposals for Universal Training and Health Pro-. gram Slated for Pigeon - Hole,   JUNE 30 DEADLINE SET FOR ADJOURNMENT   President’s Army-Navy Merger Pian Likely Will Be Approved Along With Minimum Wage Boost,

CONGRESS NEAR FINAL LAP, ONE MONTH IS LEFI   Review of Achievements In. cludes Measure Retaining Rent Control! Features

Congress Begins Final Month With Much fo Be Done  Many of Truman’s Major   Many of Truman’s Major Proposals Likely to Lose Out

Better Corn Prospects May Tower Prices   Government. Hopes For Drop in Food Prices Bolstered by  Now Crop Report,

Charges: Cruelty: ; Union Official Says Wife Took Artificial Leg

Soviet Censorship Lifted From News Of Big 4 Conference   Ban on Radio Broadcasts Lifted Also

g DEADLOCKED CONFERENCE ENDSMarshall And Bidault To Discuss Unification Of WesternGermany _

“Big 4° Peace Efforts Dead, Damned, After  Russians Take Powder   American Leader Believes That Complete Unification Of Western Germany Is Only Course Left Open To Western World.

Marshall and Bidault To Discuss: Merger   STRONG WESTERN GERMANY URGED

Consolidation Of W. Germany Is Objective   Industrial Potential Ils Important Factor?

PLAN ECONOMIC CONSOLIDATION OF _ WESTERN GERMANY   Its Industrial Potential May Be Factor In Recovery Program.   A BIDAULT DINNER      Exploratory Conversa tion Will Begin This Evening.

Two Peace Pacts Held  ‘Im pos sible’   Marshall Opposes Proposal * For Separate Treaty With Germany

Talks Open on Unification of 3 West Zones   Marshall Loses No Time After Collapse of Big-4 Parley

Marshall fo Hold Parley With Bidault   American Advisers Working on Plan for Economic Unification

West Powers Will Merge ‘Reich Zones   End of Big Four Parley Gives Tip On Consolidation

Unification Of Germany Objective   Western Sector To Be Discussed With French

‘Marshall to Give Report To Nation on Failure ‘Of Big Four Conference

SEPARATE ACE LIKELY: ARSHALL VIEW   s Big 4 Talks End in Failure

France Ready To OK Plan Conditionally   Breakup of Big 4 Meeting Intensifies Reconstruction Efforts Marshall Pursues Objective

Full Report On Moscow Parley Planned On Air   Secretary Of State Flies Home: Believe DeadJocks May Ultimately Brins Good Results

Economic Unity Aim of 3 Powers   US., Britain, France Work ? on Plans for Western Germany   NEEDED FOR RECOVERY   Bidault Will Accept Merger If It Is Profitable ~  to France

BiG 3 POWERS READY 10 ACT WITHOUT REDS   MINISTERS GIVE UP HOPES OF HEALING EUROPEAN SPLIT

Failure of Minister  Conference to Speed Reconstruction Now Of Part Held by Allies

Will Go Ahead Without Russia: Reds Head Home   Start Exploratory Discussions; Big 4 Meeting Winds Up In Complete Failure

“Big Three Start Own Unity Talks   London Parley Failure to Speed Program for Western Germany

OG o NOW TO LAY OUT PLAN FOR GERMANY   Marshall Sounds Out Bidault on Uniting of Three Occupation Zones,

Unification Talks Begin Tonight   Western Germany May Be Unified By Big Three; Zone Leaders Reported Ready

Speed Plans For Reich Merger.   Western Powers Set To Consolidate Zones In Anticipation of Intensified “Cold War’

London Meet Failure Sets Stage For Western Con solidation Of Reich

American Secretary Of State Having His Advisers Draft Suggestions Which Might Be Advanced Tentatively To French Foreign Minister Bidault—Step Comes In Wake Of Collapse Of Four-Power Conference In London

“Marshall Will Confer With French To Seek  German Problem Answer

Believe Only Course  Left Is Unification  of Western Section By R. H. SHACKFORD

START TALKS TC JOIN ALL WEST ZONES IN REICH   Breakdown of Big Four Meeting Leads to Unification Discussions

Conference Not Failure, He Insists   Was Contribution to World Peace — Will Report by Radio to People

Speed Sought In Merger of West Germany   Representatives . Of Britain, France And United States Workina on Proaram

WORLD SPLIT THREATENED BY MEETINGS END   Unification of Anglo American Zone with French Seen

London Parley Fails; Separate Peace Still Out   Molotov Leaves Immediately; Western Nations to Discuss Unifying Germany

Marshall and Bidault May Get Together   Conversations After London Failure Will Ra “Evxnlarataryv”

World Split by Failure of Conference.   Secretary of State Refuses to Chanae Stand

BiG FOUR FOLDS UP AS SOVIET LEADER EADS FOR HOME   Molotov Leaves for Moscow without Saying Goodbye; Marshall to Discuss his Opinions.   COUNCIL APPEARS DOOMED TODAY

—Divided Germany—  Merger In West Is Likely   U. S., Britain, France Work On A Tentative Consolidation Plan

Intensify Effort  To Merge Three Western Zones   Big Four Failure at London Wrecks Hopes Of Unified Nation

IMay Accept Merger, Bidault Says   Molotov Leaves; No Plans Made for  Another Conference

RUSH PLANS FOR MERGING ALLIED ZONE IN GERMANY   U S., FRANCE, BRITAIN MOVE FOR ECONOMIC POWER IN COLD WAR

Impossible, . He Declares In Comment   Plans To Return After Failure Of Conference

Marshall Slated To Speak Friday On Big 4 Snarl   Will Give Public His Views on Collapse Of Londén Parley

WEST GERMANY UNIFICATION PLANNED NOW   American-Russ ‘Cold War’ Intensified By Fiasco In London

THREE NATIONS EYE GERMANY   U. S., Britain and Frence Will Try Boosting Western Part of Reich

BiG THREE MAY MERGE 10 BUILD STRONG GERMANY   Door To Be Left Open If Reds Have Change of Heart

Marshall Plans  Session Report   Future May Show Much Done For Cause  Of Peace

U.S. Secretary ~ And Bidault to” Discuss Failure   Meeting Is Set Tonight to  Decide Workshop for  Aid Program

Marshall Flying Home; Declares Issue Clarified   Plans. Radio Report To Nation on Big Four Meeting at Moscow

will Begin Talks On Unification Of Western Germany   Collapse Of Parley Held Inevitable

Marshall Begins Unification Talk   To Confer Tonight With Bidault On  Western Germany

Big Four Parley Ends In Deadlock; U.S., France, Britain Wage Showdown

Marshall Hoids Separate Peace With Western Germany Would Be Unworkable But Action Imperative

PLAN PARLEY OF WESTERN POWERS   Marshall To Fly To Washington Thursday   UNITY PACT   May Be Written For U. S., Britain And France; Deputies Confer

Unified Western Germany May Follow Big Four Flop  Merger of French, American and   Merger of French, American and British Zones Seen as Next Step

Bidault Is Favorable to Merger of Zones if France Benefits; Russia Out  3 Must.Get Along: Marshall’s Advisers  _ Are: Making Ready Proposal Plans '

Consolidation 0} West Geymany Plan Of Allies  Big 4 Failure May Speed Reconstruction Of Western Areas

As Big Four Meet Fails... = Marshall Rules Out Reich Treaty   West Will Seek to Convert German Zones Into ‘Workshop’ for European Aid Plan

SLATED TO ACT AFTER FAILURE OF BIG 4 TALKS   Marshall Will Begin Serie: Of Parleys With Bidault On Setup For Reich

U.S., France And England May Merge Zones   No Prospects Seen For Immediate Action On Plan For Unification

U. §., FRANCE TO CONFER ON GERMAN ISSUE   Other Three-Power Parleys Scheduled as London Meeting Collapses

Plans Start For German Unification   U.S., Britain and France Expected to Proceed in Consolidating Western Area Withont Russia

Western Allies Work on Plans For Unification   Conversations to Begin Tonight: :at Dinter Given by Bidault +

Big 3 Work On Future German Plans   Big 4 Failure Will Speed Reconstruction Efforts.

 Molotov Heads for Home as Big 4 Parley Collapses  WESTERN POWER TALKS ON UNIFICATION OPEN TODAY

Marshall To Confer Today With Bidault In Moves For Unified Reich ~ Western Zone   Molotov Departs  As.-Parley Fail:   Four-Power Organization For All Of£.Germany Is Ruled Out, Due To Soviet Altitude

U. S., England, France May Act Without Soviet  Co pe py pe ee 5   - Proposal To Have Big Three Unite  German Zones’ Gaming Support

Rotary Director . Speak Thursday t Annual Dinner   U.S. and Britain Beoin Plans to L nity West Reich

J. S.. Britain, and France Will ; Consider Consolidation to  Aid: Recovery   FAILURE OF CONFERENCE  LAYS WAY FOR NEW PLAN

U.S., BRITAIN, FRANCE WORK TO UNIFY REICH   Intensify Efforts As Big Four Conference: Fails   MEET TONIGHT   Molotov - “And Aides Leave London For Home

Marshall To Meet Bidault Tonight   Advisers On German Matters Busy Drafting Proposals Now That Four-Power Organization Is Ruled Out

Shortage Of Fats, Oils ( continuing  No Increase Seen For First  Half 1947   Motorists Get Few Tickets For Cheating Meters

Maximos Likely To Resume Post   Willing to Take Greek Premiership Aaain If He Ils Granted More Power

Paper Flays Duty Charge   Argentina Journal Says Newsprint Charge It Attack On Press

Noise of Drum, Bugle Corps Is Fatal to Child   WiietT iti TMEA TER

Labor Faces Changed Era  Taft-Hartley Act’s. . Effectiveness Near

UNION CURBS GO INTO EFFECT AT MIDNIGHT   Many Complaints By Unions To Be Wiped Off Gov't Records

Labor Law Effective At Midnight   Many Unions Face the Prospect of Having Pending Complaints Wiped Off Federal Books

For First Time Unions To Become Subject ‘Unfair Practice’ Charges

ject to charges of “unfair labor practices” for the first time. TATWRsi Ww 42a WP EEE he

TAFT-HARTLEY BILL ~ TAKES FULL EFFECT AS LAW TOMORROM   Labor-Management Relations Subject To Changes; Some Unions To Ignore NLRB   [WAGNER ACT PASSES OU)

\Complaints iMay Be Wiped ‘Off The Books   Unions Not Registered; Fail To File Non-Communists Oaths

Gas Is Rationed At Cleveland   3,500 Head of Sheep Destroved by Fire   New, Tougher Labor Law ls Effective at Midnight

NLRB Ready To Wipe Out 3000 Cases   Unions Get 20 Days To Register or Have Complaints Canceled

CASES: HINGE ON NON-COMMUNIST UNION AVOWALS   Old Wagner Act Expires Todey TaftHartley Law Goes  _ Into Effect At Midnight; 3,000 Back Complaints Are At Stake.

UNION CHARGES 10 BE WIPED OFF BOOKS   Provisions Of Taft - Hartle; Bill in At Midnight

Many Union Complaints To Be Wiped Out   Over 3,000 Cases In NLRB Books Will Be Erased as Labor Law Becomes Effective.

New Labor Act Voids Unions’ Pleas To Board   Pending Complaints Will Be Dismissed If NonCommunist Papers Nat Submitted

New Union Rules Start Tomorrow   Affidavits Needed To Keep Complaint: Against Employers

Immediate Prosecution Demanded for Men Who Stole Top Secret Atomic Data

Opposition To Plan Seen Over Nation  Move To Halt Boost In Prices 1s Pushed

Prices of More Articles Cut, But Commodity Trend Higher; Manufacturers are Bearish

City Development Study Launched  Planning Engineer ’ Starts $10,500 Job

SAVE THE WHEAT ‘DRIVE LAUNCHED BY OHIO STATE   Proper Farm Storage Cited As Most Important Of Four Point Plan

0.S.U. Offers Ohio Farmers Save Grain Plan   Storage To Prevent Damage By Rats, Mice And Weevil Is Urged

See Settlement  of Lobh     y Probe   End By Tuesday, Martin Predicts

Bill Would Eliminate Big Tax Gift Now Being Paid  To Farm Bureau In lowa   Legislator Offers $300,000 Saving By Cutting Out Annual Subsidy

LEGISLATORS OFFERS $200,000 SAVING BY CUTTING OUT” BNANIJA1 RURSINY

FIVE MAJOR U, S. MILITARY BASES IN PHILIPPINES   Ninety-nine Year Agreement Providing for ‘This Step. Signed Today.   WEEKS OF NEGOTIATION   Bases May Be Made Available to Security Council] of United Nations.

99-Y ear Pact to Give US Philippine Military Bases 'UN May Use Them If Need Arises

11 Tar Heels Die In Mishaps   Fires, Traffic Mishaps And Plane Crash Take Toll

11 Meet Death During Weekend   Fires, Explosion, Plane Crash and Automobile Accidents Take Toll

BRITONS CHEER FUTURE QUEEN IN PROCESSION   Many Faint in dammed ‘Streets

MARCH ROARS INTO NEW MEXICO WITH ‘LOW TEMPERATURE   Thermometers to Continue at Low Readings Until Sunday. Afternoon

RUBBER STRIKE TO HURT OTHERS   Would Affect Auto Industry at Once

Bribe Offer Alleged by  Cincinnatian   Want To Live Longer? Don't Become Bored   Rubber Workers’ Strike To Affect Auto Production

\Strike in Rubber Industry Would Stop Auto Production   Moter Car Manufacturers Face Paralysis i 1# Threatened Akron Strike ic Carried Out

Rubber Strike Would Quickly Cut ‘Automobile Production, Is Claim

Reds Asked To Reveal  Fascists   UnAmerican Acts Committee Presents Formal Invitation

Ex-Governo! Of Kansas Dies at 81   George H. Hodges  Stricken at Banking Meeting; Long List Of Achievements

EX-GOVERNOR HODGES “OF KANSAS DIES   Olathe Man First Democrat Elected te Office—Defeated Capper by 29 Votes.

George H. Hodges, 81, Former Governor, Dies   Was Second Democrat State Executive---Came Into Offices in 1977

ONE MAN KILLED IN A TRAIN WREGI   Four Cars of the Frisco Railroad’s Will Rogers Passenger Train Derailed.

CARS DERAILED, ONE MAN DEAD   Frisco Railroad Wreck Near Republic, Mo. Injures Seven

Blames Army For Blocking Guards   Ohio Veterans Jam State-House And Demand Bonus, Low Rents

Army Opposing Guard, Charge   Placing Obstacles in Way of Reorganization,  Walsh Says

‘ARMY ACCUSED OF CURBING GUARD IN ‘REFORMING PLANS   Charge Obstacles Are Placed in Way of Reorganization of: State Units

Accusations Against Army  By NGA Head   Discrimination Against State Guare Units, He Declares

Army Accused Of Blocking National Guard  State Units Do Not Get Stocks

Moslem, Jew And Christian In Solemn Rites  Devout Of 3 Faiths Offer Prayer Today

‘PEOPLES OF THREE FAITHS OFFER IPRAYERS IN JERUSALEM ON HOLY DAY

Foreign Affairs Differences Crop Up in Bulgaria, Korea and London

US And Russia At Odds In Trio Of World Spots  Peace Absent; Unrest Boils Over In Egypt, India and Indonesia

100 Arrested For Rebellion; Russia Objects   Says Clampdown Aim To Undermine} Egypt Has Riots

UNREST BOILS IN THREE SECTIONS OF WEARY WORLD   nesia BloodIs Spilled  In Egypt, i and Indo In Fights

Funeral Ship Reaches Port At Noon Friday   Wilbur H. Bailey, Of Fairfield is Listed Among Dead

Vessel Carrying Pacific War Dead Arrives   Bodies of Montana And Wyoming Men Are Aboard Honda

Thousands Of Miners Return  To Pits Today   Coal Industry Hopes New _ Agreement Will Bring Long, Lasting Peace   MINERS ELATED AT NEW AGREEMENT

British Hint They Will Fine Holy Land Jews   Colonial Secretary Does Not Preclude Terrorist Levy

 Flags Of 55 Member States At Half-Staff  ‘UN Delegates Say King’s Death  Won't Affect Crisis In Greece

FOOD PRIC IN NEW? SUME   Overall Average Hike Is One and a Half Per Cent Since May.

BLOOM STAFF WILL HAVE 13 NEW TEACHERS   Freshmen Wil! Register Today; 525 Are Expected   SEE TOTAL OF 1,800

Oklahoma Legislator Is Formally Charged   Docketed for Assault With Intent to Kilt A Fellow Lawmaker

Ford Calls Back 32,000 Workers: Strike Still On      Men Furloughed Last Week Are On Jobs Again Today.

Ford. Workers Return: Murray Strike Is Far From Settlement Stage

U.S, FOOD TRAIN TO HELP EUROPE   West-To-East Crossing Of Nation To Start Nov. 7

REPUBLICAN EFFORT TO PASS VOLUNTARY PLAN “AS 15” FAILS  TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY NEEDED UNDER RULES

Vote Solidly Against Plan   Voluntary Action Bill Is Swept Off the Floor

No Further Action Seen This Session,  93 Republicans lot   23 Republicans Join _ Solid’ Bourbon Ranks to Defeat Pronasal

Little Chance for Cost-of-living Legislation Seen at This Session As Bill Fails by 202 to 188 Vote

REPUBLICAN EFFORT TO PASS VOLUNTARY PLAN “AS 1S” FAILS  TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY NEEDED UNDER RULES BLOCKED BY RIVALS

STRICKLAND RESIGNS AS U-T REGENT   Mission Man Give: Reason as Needing Time for Business

LaGuardia Is_ ‘Slightly Worse’  Not. Expected To Regain Consciousness

LAGUARDIA IS CRITICALLY ILL   Former Mayor Collapsed At Home Tuesday

LA GUARDIA FAILS TO RALLY; LAPSES INTO DEEP STUPOR   Former New York Mayor Col. lapses At His Home; Health Has Been Poor

LaGUARDIA GROWING STEADILY WEAKER   Hope Virtually Ended for Recovery of Former Mayor

Montana Weather   Be Tha. Akekiclatad Peace   ILL EX-MAYOR OF NEW YORK, FIORELLO -. LA GUARDIA, SLUMPING

niiiinummeenicieetibinien erential  La Guardia Grows 'Steadily Weaker

* LaGuardia Still In. Coma  * Brotherhoods To Ask 30 P. C. Hike  * Other Top Itemg

LASUARDIA IS IN DEEP SLEEP   Fear “Little Flower” Will Not Recover

Say LaGuardia ‘Losing Fight      Former Mayor af Peep Coma: Doctors Fear He Will Never Aqwnken-

LA GUARDIA REPORTED + “STIGHTLY:- WORSE”   Physician Does Not Expect Former . ‘ Mayor to “Regain Full  ‘Jnnactaneneac”?

PRAYERS ASKED FOR LAGUARDIA   Physician Doubts Ex-Mayor Will Recover

LaGuardia Collapses, Sinks Into Deep Stupor   Health Failing Gradually For Week; Underwent Gperation-On June 18

LaGuardia Sinks, May Not Recover  Mayor O'Dwyer Asks Pravers For ‘Butch’

F. La Guardia Seriously Il   Ex-New York Mayor Collapses at Home

LaGuardia Fails To Rally From Collapse   Former Mayor Of N. Y. In Stupor

LA GUARDIA SINKS INTO DEEP STUPOR   Former New York Mayor Collapses at Home—Too Hil to Be Taken to Hospital.

i ;      Doctor Says Former Mayor Of New York Is Slowly -  ‘Qettina Worse’

Ailing LaGuardia  In Coma, Repor!   Former New York Maver Critical, Physician Says

FORMER MAYOR IS NEAR DEATH   LaGuardia Reported in Stupor - Following Collapse

Potomac Pollution Abatement Studied   Officials Seek To Correct Conditions In Potomac River

JOINT EFFORT ON POLLUTION   Emphasis Placed On Ab atement On North Branch Of Potomac

Assembly Hos Exciting Maments, Grim Struggle With, Leftists Near

French Cabinet Asks New Power To Curb Strikes  yg Sp a eee ee   Communist Papers In Paris Raided And Plates Confiscated

F rench Fight Approaches Grim Climax   Premier Requests Drastic Powers To Curb Strikes and Sabotage: 2 Communist Newspapers Raided

Sehuman Asks More Drastic Strike Powers   Fight Nearing Grim ‘Show down as Two of Commnnist Newspapers Raided By Government   Unions Promise Strike Rebuttal   Schuman Stopped From Pushing Red Scevelary As Assembly Factions Sing, Suspend Session

Ask Drastic Law To Curb French Chaos   Police Seize Print. ing Plants Of Com. munist Papers.

French Premier Asks Authority To Curb Reds   Two Communist Papers Raided By Government

Communist Newspapers  Are Raided   ‘Law for Nationo Defense Would Jail Conspirators

Schuman Asks Drastic Powers To Curb Strikes   Two Communist Publica tions Seized By Govern ment In Raid; Cabinet . Turns Down Offer

FRENCH REGIME’S FIGHT WITH REDS NEARS SHOWDOWS   Government Asks Drastic Powers to Curb Strikes and Stages Raid on Two Communist Newspapers.   PARIS OF PARIS WITHOUT ELECTRICITY   U.S. Army Personnel Ordered Off Streets of City at Midnight Every Night  Until Further Notice.

Schuman Ask: Powers to Curb Sabotage  Stages Lightning ™ ss 3 . _ _   Stages Lightning Raids on . Communist Papers

Grim Showdown ‘Nears In France  Schuman’s Regime Seeks Drastic Powers

Schuman Seeks Authority To Curb Strikes  Lightning Raids Are Staged On Communist Paper:

Gen. Arnold Testifies in Meyers Affair   Is Brought. from — California to Tell What He Knows

Red Economy Is Imperiled By Bank Runs   New Currency Decree Ic Dune

SOVIET ENVOY CALLED HOME FROM GREECE   New King May Close Gap Dividing Government

Four Objectives Out _ lined; Government Seeks No Interference With Recogized Rights Of Labor

Defend Federal  Retzure Powers   Attorney General Tom Clark Tells Supreme Court UMW and Lewis Fail to Realize Their Strike Nearly Caused a Nationa! Disaster.

Clark Gives Case To Supreme Court In First Session of Lewis Hearing

Mine Workers Present Case   Hearing Under Way On Contempt Ruling

‘ND MATION   Russian Approval Indicote: little Opposition t6 Amer ee 

U.S. CLAIM 10 PACIFIC ISLES PRESSED IN UN   Expect No Opposition to Our Demands After Approval by Russians

U.S. PRESSES ISLAND CLAIM IN PACIFIC   Outposts Will Become Far-Flung Bastion Dedicated to General Security.

U.S, TO CONTROL PACIFIC ISLES   WILL GET MILLION SQUARE MILES FROM JAPAN

U. S. PUSHES ISLE CLAIM BEFORE U. N.   Approval by U.N. Security Council is Anticipated

AMERICA PUSHES PACIFIC CLAIM   J. S. Acts To Get UNO 0. K On Mandated Islands

U.S. Presses Its Claim to Japan's Pacific Mandate:   UN Delegation Expects  Little Opposition; Saviet  Approval Given

BOY SHOOTS MAN AFTER IMPULSE   Youth, 16, Wants to See Someone Die—Injures Repairman.

OVER 65,000. MARCH TODAY IN LECION PARANE   New York’s Fifth Avenue Scene Of Military Might   ‘MILLIONS WATCH   Eisenhower's Support Of Training Demand ' Is Cheered

I lections Arousing  &. L. Politics   Three Armed Service Chiefs Call For Armed America; Winners Of  Contests Announced.

COLD WAVE ON WAY AS WINTER TIGHTENS GRIF   Ice in Northern Part of State Causes Deaths; Utilities Hit

PAIR IS SENTENGED 70 LIFETIME TERM IN POLICE SLAYING   Two Teen-age Boys Are Found Guilty by Jury in Case at Columbus Last Night in Verdict.   : JUDGE IMPOSES 'PENALTIES TODAY

ACTION ON TAX RATE DELAYED BY IOWA HOUSE   State’ Répresentatives Vote Postponement on Measure Until Monday

VOTE DELAYED ON INCOME TAX   lowa House Votes 60 to 45 Te Act Monday; Blue Opposes Senate Measure

To Take Up 50 Per Cent Plan Monday   lowa Chamber Puts Off Action To Let Senate Bill Be Amended.

House Delays Tax Decision  Until Monday   Senate Approved Income Measure To Be Special  Order of Business

Russian Situation Alarming   Leaders Feel They Must Be Ready To Act

Soviet Relations Cause Worry Special Session Of Congress  This Fall Being Considered

Special Session Is Considered  ‘Foreign Situation Worries Solons

Congress. Sees Prospect of Extra Session  ‘War Recess’ Plan Held Answer to World Policy Crixix

SIGLER CALLS FOR REVISED PRISON LAWS   CIVIL SERVICE PAY RAISE PUTS STATE SOLONS ON SPOT

Does Not Agree with Raise Plan   Sigler Asks for Revision of State Corrections Law

51,000 Ford Workers Face Week Layoff   Shortage Of Body Parts  Forces Ford Company . To Close Assembly Until Aug. 12 .

Joplin Joplin Woman Ready to Hunt Mine Reaches eee With Gas at Waist

School Support To Determine lowa’s Standing   Funds Granted by Legislature Need to Maintain Standards

AMOUNT OF APPROPRIATION ‘ALLOWED BY STATE WILL NETERMINE SCHOOL’S RATING

Leaders Would Avert Embarrassment For Necotiators Of Peace   Political Leaders Want Moratorium On Talk Seek Probe Of Causes For Big Increase In Cost Of Living In Eight Months.

Congress Leaders Advocate Moratorium on Anti-Red Talk   Propose Truce During Secretary Marshall’s Negotiations in Moscow

Sharp Penalties Added to State Strike Curb Bill      Any Attempt:to Force Public: Utility. Tie-Up:

New Storm Brewing In Caribbean ‘Cauldron’  Hurricane-Battered Southerners Eye Warnings: Knawn Culf Caact Dead 70

Claude Millwee, of Oklahoma, Gets Highest Honor; Girl From Illinois Shows Best Barrow with Purdue Entry Second

Boy and Girl  Get Top Honors  At Stock Show Take Awards From  Adult Competitors In Tudaina Events

Jury Accepted Tentatively by  Overell Counsel   Comes as Surprise At Murder Trial Of Young Lovers

Seat 12 in Tentative  Trial Jury   Eight Women, Four Men Now In Santa Ana Murder Trial

JURY IN YACHT KILLING PICKED   Chubby Heiress Goes On Trial For Murder Of Her Parents

Light Women May Serve On Overell Jury   Defense Accepts Tentatively In Surprise Move

Jury Selected To Hear Yacht Slaying Case  Louise Overell May Not Take Stand

Woman Slain on Train: Brookfield Father Is Held   Call Inquest in Fatal Shooting in Burlington Railroad Day Coach

‘Woman Killed; Dad, 82, Held   Ilinois Woman Shot To Death In Railway Car; Father ts Suspect

Hold Man, &2 In Shooting Of Daughter   Missourian Heid After Daughter, 46, is Shot On Train

Indonesians Report March On Batavia   Dutch Report Capture Of Malang from Republicans   Short Ohio Corn Crop Predicted   Woman Shot To Death on Train

BROOKFIELD MAN HELD IN SHOOTING OF HIS DAUGHTER   James J. Stuffelbean In Hancock County, Ulinois Jail.   WAS KILLED ON TRAIN   Mrs. Elizabeth Grady Shot to Death Near Carthage, Hlinois,

Major Powers In UN. Seeking To Crack Deadlocks   To Tackle Formula On Global Disarmament And Choice Of Trieste  Governor

Political Spotlight Is On Scottish Elections   Many Predict That Vote May Show Mote aightwing Tendencies

SCOTLAND GETS VOTE SPOTLIGHT   69 Cities And Towns Hold Elections Regarded As Barometers

Eye Scottish Elections.    Politicians Predict . Further Swing From Laborite Policies

Money Plan For French Budget Set   Increases in Tobacco, Telephone, Postage, And Auto Taxes Loom For French Taxpayers

Slayer Confesses To Chicago Police In Tavern Deaths   Edward Rathmann, 40, Kills Two Union Officials In Tavern Argument

AFL OFFICERS ~ FATALLY SHOT   MAN WHO SAID THEY “ROUGHED” HIM’ ADMITS DOUBLE KILLING IN  ‘ CHICAGO

Wausau Man New Governor Of Kiwanians   Hubert Karrmann Elected At Concluding Sessior Of Three-Day Session Held In Sheboygan

TWO BELIEVED DEAD NEAR B-29 WRECKAGE   Flier Tells of Seeing What Appeared to Be Bodies Close to Crash Scene Near Nome.

Four Satellites Also Conclude Their Signing   None of Five Defeatec Nations Permitted to Protest Provisions

PEACE TREATY IS SIGNED BY ITALY. ALLIES   Italy Is Officially At Peace Forty-One, Months After ‘+ Surrender

Treaty Signed Today In Paris   Pact Formally Puts An End To Hostilities Between Italy, 20 Nations

ITALY IS: OFFICIALLY AT PEACE   Treaty Was ‘Signed in Paris Today

CEREMONIES — PUT END TO HOSTILITIES   Italy First of Former Axis Satellites to Act — Yugoslavia Causes Surprise. ,

First Of Former Axis Partners To Sian Peace Treaty   Yugoslavia Surprised Diplomatic World By Signing The Peace Treaty And Accepting Terms Of The Pact.

Yugoslavia Gives In, Signs Italian Treaty   Surprise Move Ends Delay; Other Satellite Pacts to Be Concluded

ITALY FIRST OF AXIS TO SIGN PEACE TREATY   Romania, Finland, Bulgaria, Hungary Also Sign Pacts

a? -- FUGOSLAVIA CONCURS— Italy Peace T reaty, Four Others Siqned

Yugoslavia Also Signs Pact but Flays Its Terms   Other Axis Satellite Nations Will Affix Signatures in Paris

Italy Signs. Péace Treaty With 20 Nations at Paris   "(First ot Former Axis Partners to Make Move—Yugoslavia Accepts Terms

ITALY AGAIN AT PEACE WITH WORLD   Peace Treaties Are Signed by Allied Powers at Paris

ltalian Peace Treaty Accepted At Paris by Italy and Yugoslavia   RIOTERS PROTEST SIGNING OF TREATY

New Governor Owns Chain Of Drug Store:   Oscar Rennebohm, Born On Columbia County Farm, Worked His Way Through University

Blue Calls Extra Session of Lecislature for Dec. 16 to Take Action on Income Tax   Says Reduction May Be Achieved by One of Several Methods; Names Group to Formulate Proposal for Submission

GOVERNOR SETS DEC. 16: STATE LEVY CUT SEEN   2 Different Methods Of Reducing Rate Are Suggested

MRS. TRUMAN REPORTED BETTER   President Makes No Plans To Return To Capital   “IMPORTANT PAPERS   Flown To Kansas City For Presidential Attention; Mother Is Cheerful

Gain Recorded By Mrs. Truman   President’s Mother Rallies After Loss

HRS. TRUMAN BETTER, SAYS THE PRESIDENT   Chief Executive Cheered by Bedside News Early Monday

President Cheered B y Report Of I mprovement In Mother’s Condition After Sunday Sinking S pell

Mrs. Truman Called Better   President Says Mother tm proved Slightly After Relapse.

MRS. TRUMAN KEEPS UP FIGHT FOR HER LIFE   President Cheered By Repor' Of Improvement In Condition Of Mother

- —‘TIRED,. WEAK. HEART’ —_ Truman Reports mo Mother Feeling Beiter

MRS. TRUMAN SHOWS SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT   Fly Important Papers te President From Washington

lPresident’s ‘Mother Is Better Today   Truman Much Cheered By Improvement; Daughter Cancels Concert Engagement

President's Mother Shows Improvement   Margeret Cancels   Concert Plans;

Mother of President Is Better Today   Truman Retuses to Plan Flight Back to Capital

Former Communist Leader Tells  Of Eisler’s Activities In Ohio Area

BYRNES BARES SLAV PLOT 10 SEIZE TRIESTE   Senate Ratification of Peace Treaties Urged By Marshall

Marshall Says Prompt Action ‘‘Means Start On Brad Rark Th Pasra’™

IBE START ON IROAD BACK TO LONG PEACE   Byrnes Also Urges Approval Of Treaties

Swift Approval Of Pacts Asked   Marshall Testifies Before Departing  For Moscow

Byrnes Says “Absolute Chaos” Would Result 1f Senate Approval Withheld

Byrnes, Marshall Ask Quick Okay OnPeacelreaties    Nation’s Top-Ranking Diplomats Appear Before Senators

Pleas Made By Marshall And Byrnes On Eve Of Secretary’s Moscow Trip   He: aring Closes On Lilienthal   Government Accused Of Giving Russia Access To Vital Patents -

Legislative Probers of Row at A&M End Hearinas: Walton Gives His Views

LONDON PARLE’ SUCCESS REST! WITH MOLOTOV   Reply Awaited to U. S. Demand fer Data on Red Zone Operations

U.S. Demands Reds To Lift Curtain On Activities In Reich   Marshall Likely To Request Adjourn: ment of Conference If Molotov Refuses

U5. DEMAND EXPECTED ON RUSSIA TODAY   ied of Conference Likely  Fasis About Germany Are Not Given.

DEMAND ON REDS MAY END PARLEY   U.S. Slated To Ask Molotov To Lift Curtain On Zone

REMOVAL OF GERMAN VEIL ASKED OF REDS   U. S. Likely To Make Issue Of Secrecy At Flagging London Meet

COLLEGE FUND-PLAN ASKED.  Probe Of State's Pardon And Paroles System Set

bevin Opposes Program of U.S. Delegate   Full Peace Conference Including China Is Proposed Today

Marshall Asks Final Peace  Settlement  ao..* , fA.   Soviets Agree To Term “Nazi” In Austria Pact

ADDED VOICES ON GERMANY IS MARSHALL BID   Secretary Urges Wider Representation On Pact For Reich .

Plan Put Up By Marshall At Meeting   Ernest Bevin Has Meeting  With Stalin

Marshall Asks That Each Ally Take Part   Conference Of States Which Battled Nazis Declared Advisable

MARSHALL WANTS PEACE PARLEY OF ALL NATIONS : THAT WARRED ON REICH:

Calling of Conference  Advocated   All Nations Would Have Full Rights In Final Settlement

SUGGESTS ALL ALLIES SHARE PEACE VOICE   Marshall Makes Proposal’ Before Big Four   MINISTERS   Open Discussion On Procedure For German Peace Conference

Marshall Urges Treaty Role For Nazi Opponents  Say U. S. Diplomat   Say U.S. Diplomat Must Make Move To Get Invitation For Stalin Visit

TREATY VOICE FOR ALL NAZI FOES URGED   Marshall Proposes That Every Nation Which Declared War on the Reich Participate in the Final Peace Settlement.

Would Limit Treaty Makers   Marshall Would Have Those Who Declared  War in on Peace

Urges Equal Rights For All Nations at War With Reich   Marshall Proposes Peace Conference With All Who  Fought Germany Having a Voice in Pact

Use ‘Nazi,’ Not ‘Fascist In Treaty   Russia Capitulates In Use Of Word In Agreement Being  Drawn Das dseotetas

U, S. ASKS VOICE BY ALL NAZI FOES   Ministers Hear Marshall's Plan For Treaty Parley

PLAN TO CALL ALL OTATES IN WAR-ON NAZIS   Marshall Makes Proposal of Inclusion; Russia in New Concessions.

URGES PEACE PACT SEAT FOR ALL NAZI FOES   Marshall Asks That Every Country at War with Reich Have Say.

Big Four Agree On Six Points in Austrian Treaty   Marshall Proposes Peace Talks by All Who Fought Germany

Marshall Urges Equal Rights on Final Document   Foreign Ministers Discuss Plans for German Conference

MARSHALL ASKS THAT ALL ALLIES HAVE PEACE SAY   U. S. Secretary of State Urges Conference To Be Followed by Treaty

(Ministers Talk Procedure Of  German Peace   Molotov Wants Albania, Iran In Conference; Sugyests Majority Vote.

Procedure Discussed For Parley   Marshall Proposal Is Designed to Give Equal Rights to Those at Conference   To Use Term ‘Nazi’   [Reds A gree to Word in Place of ‘Fascist’ for Austria

MARSHALL PROPOSES ALL ALLIES JOIN PEACE PACT   J. S. Secretary Of State Wants Every Country Which Declared War On Germany To Participate In Final Settlement, He Tells Foreign Ministers Council At Moscow—Molotov Suggests Admission Of Albania And Iran To Consultative Conference

Marshall Raises Point at Parley   Urges Nazi Enemies Get Peace Table Spot

Marshall Urges Council’ To Include All Foes of 'ermonv in Treaty Talks

Marshall Urges Voice for All Foes of Reich  In Peace Pact   Proposes Conference of All Who Declared War On Germany

Parley of All Allies U rged   Marshall Proposes All Who Fought Germany Confer on Treaty

Chart Reich Peace Plans   Marshall Asks That All Nations Which Fought Nazis Help Draft Peace Treaty

—PROPOSES PLAN FOR TREATY— Marshall Gives Views —  On German Peace Pact

Marshall Requests Final Settlement   All Nations Declaring War Should Take Part. He Says

THUGS TAKE $19,350 IN CASH, JEWELS AT C.1.0.. LEADER’S APARTMENT

HALF BILLION SLASH IN VET FINDS DEBATED   Republicans Are Expected To Support Bill

URGES SPEEDY RATIFICATION OF PEACE TREATIES   This Was Made Known Today by Sec. Marshall and “Byrnes.    WOULD REMOVE TROOPS      Take Occupation Armies Out of Italy and the Balkans. _

Reds Quit Paris City  Council   Hear Reynaud May Take Over Premiership  During Week

Communists Quit Paris Council   Walkout Follows DeGaulle Election To Presidency

Vote In Paris Brings Fear Of New. ‘Outbr eaks   Police Taking Precautions As Council Moves To “Name Brother Of de .  Gawlle As Mayor

Reds in Paris Walk Out Of Meeting   Council Communists Refuse to Work With New President

DE GAULLE KIN. TAKES PARIS POST; COMMUNISTS WALK QUT  French Political Tension Mounts as Russ   French Political Tension Mounts os Russ Make ‘Kidnap’ Charge Over Family

Reds Quit Paris Council As Brother at Defiaulle Installed: Crisis Nears

RAMADIER’S AEOIGNATION lo. FORESEEN   Former Premier Reynaud May Take Over Reins  of French Government.

Dworshak of Idaho Leads Effort To Keep Solons on Call in Case Foreiqn Relations Take Grim Turn

Foreign Policy Rapped by GOP   Congress is Urged To Keep Door Open For Special Session

Writer Says It ls Good To Honor Dead Heroes, But Better To Respect Living

— SKIP GREAT GRANDDAD, HE TELLS JUNIOR, AND REMEMBER LIVE BUT LONELY EX-GI AROUND CORNER —  Better Ways to Honor Heroes Than With Posies, Says Clarence McSwitch

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  The McSwitches Remember The Live As Well As Dead

HOUSE DEBATES BUDGET SLASH   All Signs Indicate House Will Favor Large Cut In Truman Proposal; Other Activities On Capitol Hill.

House Expected To Pass Full 6 Billion Cut  Senate To Vote Tomorrow, Probably -For'4 1/2 Billion

Highlights of Secretary Marshall's Speech to United Nations Assembly

MORE HIE OF CHOOLFRA   REPLIES TO PROPAGANDA May Be Poor Policy for U. S.

TWO MEN HOLD UP BANK, FLEE   Diamond, Mo., Institution Is Robbed of $200 to $300 This Morning

MISSING PLANE FOUND, 4 DEAL   Bodies Found tn nd in Normal Position, With Child On Mother’s Lan

Wallace Says Jewish Action Was Necessary   Former ‘Vice - President On Way. Home for _ More Speeches

Wallace Says Jews’ Terror Is‘Necessary      Needed ‘To ‘Arouse World Conscience ;” ltopes Ay Will End

Wallace Will Fly Back To U.S. Today For Speaking Tou:   Defends Resistance Movement Of Jews

WALLACE SAYS JEWS ENTITLED TO U. N. VOICE   European Tour Ended By Conference With  Communists

Wallace Claims Jews Entitled To Voice in UN   Palestine Resistance Necessary to Arouse  World. He Declares

Operators Remain Away From Jobs In New York Area   Commereial, © Accounting Employes ‘Pour fi Rapidly;? Many Join Pickets

May, Garsson Are Permitted To Call Mead      Defense Obtains Court Order In War Fraud Trial

Numerous Investigations In Prospect For Second Session Of 80th Congress

PARTS OF ENGLAND HIT. BY WORST BLIZZARD IN 50 YEARS: WORK HALTED

New. Operating Technique ee  Screen-like Mesh Covsring Break _ Reported Successful At Hopkins

Czechs Will Scon Bow to Red Rule, Dirksen Believes   Will Be Completely Under  : Communist Control in 4  ! Months, He Warns

Dirksen Makes Fervent Appeal For Quick Aid  Tells Cammittee and   Tells Committee and Full House of His Survey in Europe

EUROPEAN NEED URGENT, CLAIW   Rep. Dirksen Says Now Is Time for Action

HOUSE HEARS HARNINGS OF SOVIET PERI   Dirksen Reports Red Rush to Prepare for War and ~ Urges Action Now.

Taft Voices Approval of NLRB Rulins   Not Logical to Require Affidavits

4,300 Jews, Barred From Palestine Entry, Debark at Hamburg Tomorrou

Tear Gas, Fire Hoses Facing ‘Exodus’ Jews   4300 Refugees, Barred From Palestine, Arrive Tomorrow at Hamburg; Group To Be Screened for ‘Dangerous Elements’

CIO Violates Labor Statute   Deliberate Moves Aimed at Test Case

CIO Leaders Defy New Act, Seek Court Test   Murray; Reuther Print Political Appeals; Try Taft-Hartley Law

Police Check Crowded  Highways in Search for Pair of Bank Robbers

FINAL EVENT FOR FACIE TRACKSTER   That Will Be Dakota-lows Conference At Yankton, May 9th

Delay In Aid Won't Hinder Paris Parley  No U. S. Funds Expected Before

Europe’s Recovery Organization Will Go On Despite U.S.   Congress Will Not Consider Legislation on Subject Before January Resumption

Money Problem Will Not Stop Recovery Talks   Keep Sept. 1 Date For Resource Survey; See ‘Molotov Plan’ For Eastern Lands

Delay in Funds No Drag Upon Paris Parley   Economic Conference To Press Organization, Await U.S. Action

Economic Parley To Continue Plans   However U. S. Money For The Marshall Plar Will Not Be Available Until Late Winter

Aid Parley Will Go on Despite Plans to Hold Up Funds Until Winter

Aid Parley Undismayed By Delays   Lay Plans Even. Though Funds Are Not Available ;

To Organize Aid System.   Europe Will Have System Operating Despite Late Promise of US Dollars

Europe Pushes U.S. Aid Plans   Go Ahead with Conference De. spite Outlook Money Will Be Delayed.

Dave Chavez Gets Puerto Rico Call   Nominated for Federal District Judgeship

BUDENNY ASSERTS RUSSIA STRIVING FOR STABLE PEACE   Soviet Marshall Delivers Address at May Day Celebration

AUSS ON MAY BAY GIVE UT PEACE APPEAL   But Tanks Dot Red Square as -Budenny Tells Desire’ for Friendship.

Peace Aims Stressed at Soviet Rally   Budenny Tells Moscow Crowd Russia Wants World Friendship.

Europe Observes May Day  Communists Celebrations on Continent Are Featured By Moscow Ceremon. *. y FoH phos @4 Seo ged bdccstie  Diba

Reds Parade  On May Day   Fight For Democratic Peace Is Eulogized

Russia Backs U. 5. Trusteeship Over Pacific Islands  Term Claim ‘Fair’ As Korean Mix-Up Becomes Bia Issue

Russia-Korea Problem Nettles Chief   Soviet Indifference Sends Gen. Hodge To Conference in U. S.

Trusteeship Over Islands Rated ‘Fair’   Gen. Marshal! Receives Word From Russia

REDS AGREE T0 U.S. CONTROL OVER ISLANDS   Marshall Discloses Soviet Approval of Trusteeship Affecting Jap Territory

AUSSIA O'S U5. PACIFIG TRUSTEESHIE   Feels It Fair Because o' ‘High Sacrifices in: War with ‘Japs.

Trusfeeship Is ‘Entirely Fair’, Marshall Told   Announcement Made As Korea: Becomes: a New ‘Trouble Spot’

Russia Backs U.S.  Stand on Islands   American Trusteeship Held Fair by Soviet Government

RUSSIA BACKS ISLAND PLAN   Approves U. S. Trustee ship, Secretary Marshall Reports

REDS APPROVE U.S. PLANS FOR JAP MANDATES   “Entirely Fair” for U. 8. to Take Control, Note Says

Russia Approves  Island Mandate   Soviets Tell Marshall American Trusteeshiy “Entirely Fair’

Russia Supports U. §. Trusteeship Over Jap Isles  US Commander Can't Get Agreement With Russia Over Korea

Won Chiefly By Yanks, Soviets Say   Only Russia Has Concurred In American  Proposal

Russia Considers US Trusteeship  OF Islands ‘Fair’   Marshall Discloses ‘Soviet Note Admitting Unove 1] & Sacrifice

Trusteeship ‘Entirely Fair’ Says Soviet  Secretary Marshal Declares Acheson  oonsdoews, 8... i...

Korea Gets More Attention After Hodge Comment  —~s   Soviet Note Lost In State Dept.

Our Control  Of Japanese Isles Upheld   Marshall Says Soviet: Cite Fact Area Won By U.S. Forces.

SOVIETS FIRST TO RESPOND ON PLAN   Marshall Relays Message At News Conference   ACHESON   Incident Considered Closed; John Dulles To Attend Big Four Confab

Marshall Tells Of Soviet Note On Jap Islands   Believes American Troops Made “Greater Sacrifices” in Pacific Advances

Soviets Approve U. S. Trusteeshit Over Jap Isles  Russians Only —  Nation Concurr in U 5. Propecals

REDS FAVOR U.S. RULE IN PACIFIC   Note Advises Marshall That Moscow Believes American Trusteeship Over Captured Islands Is “Entirely Fair.”

Trusteeship Proposal Wins Soviet Support   Moscow Points Qut U.S. Bore Main Losses in Pacific

RUSSIA OKAYS U.S. PLANS FOR TAKING OVER JAPMANDATED PACIFIC ISLES

Marshall Bares Pacific Stand; Hodges Abandons Korean Efforts: Soviets Reported Arming Natives

Soviet Government Only One to Concur Thu: Far in American Bid for Control; Marshall Says Incident of Acheson Remarks “Closed”

Marshall Quotes Soviet Approval Of United States’ Sole Trusteeshin

RUSSIA DEEMS PLANS FAIR   Says This Nation’ Should Take. Over “Mandated-Islands.

Soviels Accent Pacific Proposa'  Marshal! Diccloses   Marshall Discloses Agreement on Island Trusteeships

Soviet Dems Proposal Fair, Marshall Says   Reveals Moscow Note On Japan's Mandate At Press Conference

RUSSTANS NOT BUCKING U. 8. ISLE DEMANDS   American Trusteeship Over Jap Islands Classified as ‘Entirely Fair’   ACHESON CONTROVERSY IS CONSIDERED.. CLOSED

Receives  Russian Approval   U.S. Trusteeship of Pacific Islands Has  Backing ef USSR; Announced by Marshal

RUSSIANS BACK U. 5. CLAINS TO PACIFIC CHAINS   Marshall Says Sovit Note Points To ‘Sacrificis’ Of American Forcs

SOVIET SEES U. 8 TRUSTEESHIP FAIR DUE TO CONQUEST   Secretary Marshall Reveals Moscow Attitude On.

Russia Okays U.S. Control Of Jap Isles   Won By U. S. Forces; Marshall Considers Acheson Testimony Incident Closed

Marshall Says Soviets Believe Proposal ‘Fair’   Dulles to Attend Big Four Meeting Secretary Reveals

‘Trusteeship  Of Pacific  Isles Unfair   Russia Realizes U.S. Won Them, Bu Sull) Protest No U.S. Reply.

Soviet Labels U.S. Proposal ‘Entirely Fair’    Russia Is in Favor of U. S. Trusteeship of JapaneseMandated Islands in the Pacific.

Only Nation to Concur in Plan,  ‘Marshall Says   ‘Entirely Fair’, Note from Soviet Government Declares

Russia Feels American Trusteeship Oi Jap Mandated Islands ‘Fair’

"Soviet Note Takes ‘Into Account That US Forces Shed Blood to Capture Jap Bastions

Islands Chiefly Won by American Forces, Note Says   Marshall Says Acheson Incident Closed, Won't Answer Second Protest

trusteeship Proposal Hele Entirely Fair   Crisis in Korea Slated for Airing

RUSSIA FAVORS U.S. IN PACIFIC   Trusteeship Over Islands Is Fair, Moscow Says

NOTE IS SENT MARSHALL ON PACIFIC. ISSUE   Caroline And © ' Marshall Islands  Are Involved

U. S., Russian Unity Efforts Are Snarled,  General Says   State Department Confirms Soviet Note Was ‘Lost’

SOVIET FEELS U.S. REQUEST ENTIRELY. FAIR   Marshall Diseloses Note of Support in Trusteeship Move

Soviet Backs U. S. Stand On Islands  Moscow Declares Trusteeship ‘Fair’

COLLEGE HEAD GIVES UP FIGHT   Marietta President Sends: Let“ter Interpreted as His Resignation.

FRYE RESIGNS  HIGHWAY POST   Will Be Succeeded Sep' tember 15 By Robert B. Richardson

Old Man Winter Is To Be  PAPAS PAI PPP  With Us For 6 More Weeks

Operations Fail To Awaken Gir!  From Long Coma   j  Jacqueline Schwartz, 19, Injured   In Auto Crash Six Weeks Ago

Mexia Community Christmas Night Friday, Dec. 19   Program to Be Full of Christmas; Santa Wil! Be There

LIGHT RAIN IN WEST      Flora Hopes for Additional Mots. ture in Dry Wheat Kegions

LIGHT RAIN IN WEST   Flora Hopes for Additional Mois. tere in Dey Wheat Rezices

SAYS TRUMAN ABANDONS DRIVE FOR LOW PRICES   Charges Democrats Switch to Foreign Spending to Keep Costs Up

TAFT CRITICAL OF MONEY’S USE   Senator Hits ‘Heavy Spend. ing Abroad’ By Truman

FOREIGN AID HIKES PRICES   Ohio Senator Thinks Heavy Spending Abroad Creates Competition on Home Markets and Forces Costs Up.

CHARGE TRUMAN QUITS PRICE WAR   SPOKESMAN. DECLARES GOP WILL CONTINUE PRICE INVESTIGATION 

GOP MAY ORDER PRIGE PARLEY   Taft Says Truman Campaigr Appears Abandoned

‘Taft Says Truman’s Policy of Heavy Foreign Spending Keeps Prices High

Says U.S. Loans Keep Prices High   Taft Criticizes Administration

TAFT SAYS HEAVY SPENDING ABROAD FORCES PRICES UF   Hints President Has Aban doned Campaign Against Rigina Costs

TAFT SAYS PRESIDENT 'GIVES UP’ ON PRICES   Hints Administration Drive Apparently Is At End

Heavy Overseas Spending Is Hit   Taft Says Price Drive At Home Is Abandonec

Jury Recommends Life Term For Night Club Operator   Returns Verdict Atter Deliberating More Than Four Hours: Sentence Friday

@ DOUGLAS LARSEN  Latest Washington Production— “High Prices, All Your Fault’’

CF MV wee hae eee ect cmarenrenerenermequanen reine renee  Latest Washington Production— “High Prices, All Your Fault”

Nearly Pure Polio Virus Is Isolated by Scientists   California Experts ‘Open Experimental Door’ ir Fight To Conquer Dread Disease

Infantile Paralysis Virus Finally Isolated; Called Miracle Of The Aqe

SCIENCE GAINS IN FIGHT 10 STOP POLIO   80¢,> Pure Virus Isolated: Can Now Begin Search for Vaccine

SCIENCE HAILS PROGRESS IN FIGHT ON POLIO   Isolation Of Virus May Lead To Discovery Of Vaccine Against Dread Disease

ASSAULT CHARGES AGAINST STRIKERS   Two Women bee aa Operators Said to Have Attacked Ethel Reed   WAS ON WAY HOME

Two 'Women Telephone Operators Said to Have Attacked Ethel Reed   WAS ON WAY HOME

MURRAY PITIES HANK WALLACE   ‘Alfalfa Bill’ To Remain Quiet During Political Races Next Yeor

RUSSIAN ARMY MEN TO VISIT ENGLAND   Field Marshal Montgomery Extends Invitation to Soviet Leaders and They Accept.

Prepares for Action In Case of Disaster   A Red Cross-sponsored Committee Plans Relief Moves In Emporia Area

P&W. DISPUTE FINALLY ENDED   Brotherhoods and Heads of Railroad Reach Agreement.

Peoria Strike Comes to End   Five-Year Railway Treup Halts Quietly

One American Woman Is On Casualty List   Norwegian Craft Burns After It Hits Mountain

THIRTY - FIVE DIE IN -FLYING BOAT'S CRASH IN NORWAY   Ali Aboard Killed When Huge Liner Crashes Inte Side  cof Mountain

Norwegian Flying Boe Crashes; 35 Die,  including Qanse Aiacicnan

Big Norwegian Craft Plunges Into Mountains   Airliner Burns For Several Hours After Crashing On Flight To Tromsoe; One American Victim Listed

35 Killed In Plane Crash   - Big Norwegian Flying Boat Hits Mountain; “Burns For Hours.

Thirty-five Killed in Norwegian Plene Crash   Flying Boot Smashes Inte Lofoten Mountains--One American Aboord

Norwegian Airliner Crashes, 35 Killed   Flying Boat Burns for Hours After Smashed Inte Mountain Peok

35 KILLED IN BOAT ACCIDENT   Flying Craft Crashes i . Norway Mountains

35 Are Killed In Norweigan Plane Crash   Flying Boat Goes Down In Lofoten Range

Norwegian Flying Boat Crashes... .  35 Are Killed When  Plane Falls. Burns

NORWAY PLANE HITS MOUNTAIN IN RAIN STORM   One American Dies As Big Flying Boat Burns After Wreck

ONE AMERICAN LOSES LIFE IN PLANE MISHAP   Airliner Falls in Lofoten Mountains, Killing All Persons Aboard Craft

35 Are Killed As Norwegian Plane Crashes   Explosion, Fire Occur After Craft Runs Into Mountair

NORWAY PLANE — CRASHKILLS 35   Flying Boat Hits Mountain: One American Aboard

NORWAY PLANE CRASH KILLS 35   FLYING BOAT RAMS INTO MOUNTAINSIDE DURING FOG, RAIN

Committee Cuts  Proposed School Aid In Report   Four Million Less Than Asked by Departments in Recommendatiens of Committee

MAHATMA WARNS PRESERVE PEACE   HINDU LEADER IS GUEST OF MOSLEM, FXAMPLE OF AMITY

GANDHI BREAKS FAST: WARNS INDIA HEADS   Hindu Leader Seeks Peace in Communal Riots

Next Fast Will Be ‘Unto Death’  Gandhi Warns the Warring Factions

Gandhi Warns Renewal Of Violence Will Bring iHis ‘Fast Unto Death’

Gandhi Breaks His Latest Fast  But Declares Next Will’Be Unto Death

Gandhi Breaks Fas!  And Warns Factions Next Fast Will Be Unto Death

NEXT FAST TO BE TO DEATH, GANDH WARNS FOLLOWERS   Warring Communal Factions  Are Told to Kéep Peace or Lose Their Leader

Removal of Chicken from Food-Saving List Considered   18 Distillers Agree to Output Ban; Fowl Release Hinted by Ag Officials

CHICKEN MAY BE RESTORED IN FOOD LIS'   Citizens Committee to Be Asked to Amend Ruling Due to Heavy Stocks.

UAICKEN SUPPLIES Bld; MAY BE TAKEN FROM FOOD LISTS   Final Decision on Savings Program to Be Made after Studies on Situa tion are Complete.   LIQUOR-MAKING HOLIDAY AGREED

Chicken May Leave Ban List   Believe Supplies Make Saving Unnecessary; Liquor Plants to Close

MAY GO BAGK ON TABLES IF CIIPPLY OKAY   First Poultryless Thursday Is Not So Well Observed in Some Cities.

Chicken May Be Removed From Food List   Agriculture Dep't To Survey Poultry - In Cold Storage

May Ask Removal Of Chicken from Food Saving List   Predict Liquor Industry to Be Closed in 3 Weeks

Ul, §. AIRLINER IN CRASH IN SYRIA   V5 Reported Killed in Forced Landing of Constellation

Airliner With 27 Aboard Falls Within 27 Miles Of Emergency Field   Cause Of Tragedy Not Determined   Reseue Plane Will Be  Flown To Pick Up Survivors Of Crack Up

15 Persons Die In Plane Crash   Big Airliner Falls Northwest of Déinascus With 27 Passengers

Seawillow Philosopher Wants Law Passed Controlling Changes In Length of Women’s Skirts

Yegua Philosopher: J. A. Wants Law Passed ontrolling Changes in Length of Women’s Skirts

From A Johnson Gress Farm:  Skull Creek Philosopher Alarmed About Women’s Skirts Getting Longer; Sees Danger to Pocketbool

TRADE BATTLE HIT BY SENATOR   O’Mahoney Says Britain Uses Loans Against U.S.

O'Mahoney Says British Using American Loans To Increase Empire Trade At Expense Of U. S.

ENGLISH TRYING TO INCREASE EMPIRE TRADE   Claims American Money Being Spent in Wool, Cotton Markets

AVERS BRITAIN FIGHTING U. S. OVER COMMERCE   Senator Declares Anglo-American Trade War Centers Around Such Products As Cotton And Wool.

British Loan Curbing Trade  Claims Backer   Senator O*Mahoney Protests Monopely Wool. Cotton Buying

Claims Britain Is Using Loans Tn Trade Battle   Sen. O’Mahoney Charges “Gur Loans Are Being Leed Aoainst fJe.”

British Cotton Trading Rapped   Parliament Action Termed End To  Private Trade

Britain Using U. S. Loans in Battle For World Trade, Says O'Mahoney:

U.S. Opposed To Any Major Change InUN   Australian Leads Drive To Eliminate Or Modify Powers

Marshall Asks U.N. Backing for Greece   Speech Cites Sovereignty Threat, Secretary Standing Back of Veto

GEN. MARSHALL AGAINST MAJOR CHARTER CHANGE   Door Open For Small Alterations; Mav Modify Veto

Previews U. S. Policy With Adamant Stand On Present UN Charter   Agrees With Russians That Veto Power Should Remain With Major Nations; Allows Room For Few Minor Changes.

EAGLES SATURDAY NIGHT Orchestra and floor show.—Ad   ~~ AWAW YI RAWTS

Reds Determined to Cripple European Economy--to Pave Way. for Communism

sik GI'S SEIZED BY SLAY TROOPS   Captured as They ‘Crossed Border’ in Trieste Area.

SIX AMERICAN SOLDIERS HELD BY YUGOSLAYS   Officer, Five Privates Seized While Making  Routire Patrol

Jester Claims Some Changes Planned:   Board Denies Setup Worst In U. S.; New Meeting Is Planned Monday

Criticism of Texas Prison System Disposed of at Meet   (See additional story, on prison criticisms on page 6.)

Jews Abandon Hope To Halt Execution  any ee?  ee   Gruner Seems Doomed To Hang; British Warn

British Send Ultimatum to Jewish Agency   ‘Counter Measures’ Threatened Unless Cooperation Is Given

Military Action Threatened In Holy Land Britain Cracks Down  On Jewish Terrorism

BRITISH PREPARE FOR NEW VIOLENCE IN THE HOLY LAND   Jewish Underground Warns Against Execution of Gruner After Court Refuses to Intervene.   MORE BARRICADES ORDERED ERECTED   Curfew or Modified Martial Law Expected to Be Imposed After Jew Goes to Gallows.

BRITAIN WARNS JEWS MILITARY ACTION COMING   Tense Holy Land Awaits Execution Of Dov Bela Gruner

TENSION HIGH IN HOLY LAND   New Outbreaks Of Violence Feared If Execution Of Gruner Takes Place

British Fear New Violence In Holy Land   Countermeasures Threatened if Terrorism is Not Stamped Out

Tense Holy Land Awaits Imposition Of Martial Law  Jews Abandon Hope of Reprieve for Gruner

British Prepare for Outbreaks  Jews Are Warned o!  Military Measures

UN Arms Cut Fight FurtherComplicatec By Talks Deadline   U.S. Plan Sets February 4 as Starting Time

United States: Asks Deadline For Arms Cuts   UN Council Battle For Re: duction Complicated By Move to Speed Up Diseussion

Arms Reduction Action Delayed   U. S. Wants Deadline On Atomic Program

U. S. Declares _ Greece Target > Of Communists   ‘Says Albania, Yugoslavia. Bulgaria Aiming To Set Up Totalitarian Regime

Direct Charge Made Before U.N. Council   Misrepresentation B America Claimed By Yugoslavia

U.S, CLAIMS RED PLOT IN GREECE   Says Balkan Neighbors Hone to Set Up Regime

U.S. Blamed For Balkans’ Difficulties   Yugoslavia Minister Tell: U.S., America Misrepresents to Justify Greek Interference

U.S. Yugoslavs Clash over Greece  American Charges fk hre ‘e¢ Red Sate llite s no i ee, es =

U, S. CONDEMNS RED SATELLITES   Trouble !n Greece Brewed In Balkans, Claim

U.S. Charges Reds Attempted to Take Over Greece After Slavs Hit Interference

Testify They Found Names Already Used   Witnesses in Vote Fraud Trial Tell of [rreqularities

NAMES VOTED TWICE   Witnesses Tell of Klection irre«wlarities in Kansas Ciiy

WITNESSES IN A PARADE BEFORE A GRAND JURY   ederal Trial of Five Defendants Under Indictment Charging Conspiracy,   TESTIMONY IS GIVEN   Some Testitied They Had Been Able to Vote Only After Protesting.

Scene Of Horror’  Exploding Fireworks Kill Three On Porch Of Home

Film Group Will Fly fo Capifel  kod Brateek Hource hie?   kod Protest House’  Movie Communist Probe

Film Stars Blast Probe   Groups Fly to Capital To Denounce Hearing

HOUSE PROBERS AWAIT ACTORS   ‘Other Side’ of Hollywooc Communist Picture Will Be Unfolded Soon

Antarctic Plane Found Wrecked; 3 Dead, 6 Alive   Navy Is Attempting to Réscue the Survivors

Weather Good, Rescue of Survivors Expected Soon As Craft Speed to Scene

Good Weather Assures Speedy Help   Six Survive Hardship Of Eleven Days On Polar Ice Pack

Six Men Found Alive, Three Dead in Plane   Search Plane Drops Survival Supplies To Men Still Alive In Frozen Antarctic

Naval Rescue Party Nears Crash Scene:   ‘Three Believed Dead; Expedition Aviators Missing Since Dec. 31

Find Missing Navy Plane   Six of Nine Men Alive When Searchers Spot Wreckage in Antarctic Region

Antarctic Plane Found: Six Alive   Three Men Lose Lives, Search Plane Reports: Rescue Ship on Wav

Six Out Of Nine Crewmen Are  Reported Safe   Rescue Plane Dispatched to Area, Equipped to Land in Sea Near the Party   Capt. Caldwell  Among Survivors   First Plime to Spot Sur yivors Drops Supplies; Possibility of Fog Closing In

» wnptaan seer as aicriiaanarnia water meres (ees  Holiday Is Last For 454 in US

LABOR DAY DEADLIEST HOLIDAY FOR DRIVERS   Traftic Fatalities Soar to 293~ Toll Described as “Roman Holiday of Spilled Blood.”

HOLIDAY DEADLY ~ FOR MOTORISTS   Labor Day Leaves 454 Killed In Accidents, Traffie Toll 293

Arguments Presented To Jurors   Detense Bases Clemency Plea On Insanity

Anti-Strike  Laws Work   Phone Service Norma In Two States Banning Public Utilities Tieup:

LOWER PRICES SAID NEEDED , “Price Competition’ Is Uroed “To Maintain Stable Economy —

Expect Business To Remain Good Another Year —   Prosperity Will Depend On More Buying by Lower Groups

Prosperity Through. Next Year Forecast   Artificial Demands for Goods May Sustain Business

Competition Is Needed for Prosperity   Year-End Report Is Made b President's Council

ECONOMISTS ARE URGING COMPETITION   Industry Is Informed That There Must Be Ability to Pay

REAL PRICE COMPETITION IS REQUIRED   Truman’s Advisors Fear ‘Artificial Bemand’ Remedy

Artificial Business Boom May Last Through 1948.  » Council Of Economic Advisers ” See Need For Price Competition

Real Price  Competition Trade Need, Experts Say  Hold Artificial Demands May Kee Industry Hummin; Thratuch 1OQAR

COMPETITION ON PRICE BASIS IS NATION'S NEED   “Artificial” Demands For Goods May Sustain Business Through 1948   RECOMMENDATIONS MADE TO PRESIDENT

Truman Told Prosperity MayHold Up  Economic Report ¢..... F...F e_.__   Economic Repori Says Real Price Battle Needed

OUTPUT IS NOT FINAL ANSWER   Artificial Demand Is Likely to Maintain Business in ’48

‘Araficial’ Demand May Sustain  - Business in 748; Council States

ECONOMISTS SEE. CONTINUED GOOD BUSINESS IN °48   ‘Artificial’ Demand for Goods Will Be Factor, However, Truman's Advisory  ” Council Declares.   PRICE COMPETITION DECLARED REAL NEED   Such Rivalry Defined as Lowest Price Consistent With Fair Return Rather Than ~ All “Traffic Will Bear.”

President's Council Of Economic Advisers Says We Must Have Higher Consumption In Low And Middle Income Ranks To Proaner

War, Navy Chiefs Seek Merger Issue Compromise   Department Officials Hope To Head Off Renewed : Bottle on Proposal on Capitol Hill

ee  “‘Maversville » Mystery: Who Lugged- Off The Liquor While. Jailer Was Away?

CONFERENCE IN ACCORD ON ARMED UNITY   Bill To Put Services Under One Cabinet Head Approved

HOUSE - SENATE AGREE ON PLAN TO UNIFY ARMS   Conference Accord Goes To Both Houses For Final Approval

Conaress Speeds Work, Planning Saturday Finish   Deadline Measures Are on ‘Must’ List for Closing Days

Army And Navy Merger Okayed   Legislation Goes To Both Houses For Final Approval .

SUB RESCUES FLIER WHO FELL INTO SEA   Periscope Sights Plane as It Plunges Off East Coast—Aircraft Salvared.

Says Peace To Await Outcome  Of Cold War   Declares Bitterly Molotov Only Interested In Making Speeches For Defeated German People

PEACE AWAITS FINAL OUTCOME OF ‘COLD WAR’   Propaganda Speeches Caused Failure Of Big 4

British Shun Aid ‘Strings’   Cripps Bares Plan, For Helping Selves

“Love, Cherish and... ° Princess Will Promise To ‘Obey’ in Wedding

CHINESE COMMIE CAPITAL CAPTURED   Nationalists Achieve Objective Sought since Jan, 27

Legislature Gets Number Of Measures  Bifls Aimed At Revamping School Curctam (Laved

ATTLEE RULE FACES CRISIS   Dalton Resignation Brings Or First Serious Break in Labor Government.

Britain Faces Cabinet Crisis   Budget Leak Forces Delton Out; Commons Probe May Hit Party

‘ADamaging Blew Te. British Labor   : Dalton Forced From inet by “Leak” on Budget   ‘Now Controls Both Treas- _ury and Economic Recovery Drive

‘A Damaging Blow To British Labor   Hugh Dalton Forced From inet by “Leak” on Budget      CRIPPS “STRONG MAN”   Now Controls Both Treasury and Economic Recovery Drive

British Labor Party on Spot After Scandal   Treasury Head Resigns After Unethical Actior

Cabinet Confers After Treasury Chief Resigns for ‘Indiscretion’; Conservatives Press for Inquiry

Dalton Resigns After ‘Leak’ In Budget.F igures   Scandal In Cabinet Seen-As Damaging to Waning * . Prestige Of-British._ : Labor Regime

Attlee Fires His Exchequer   Dalton Is Replaced by Cripps; Budget ‘Leak’ Fortes Resignation

Laborite Scandal: Forces Dalton Out + of Attlee Cabinet   Disclosure of Information Responsible; Churchill Bombardment Seen

British Labor Leaders Meet In Wake of Scandal   Premature Disclosure Of Budget Data Forces Resignation of Dalton

British Cabinet Is Facing Crisis   Budget Scandal Brings Cripps To Replace Dalton

British Cabinet In Emergency Session Today   Laborites Prepare To Meet Conservative Onslaught in Wake of Scandal Forcing Dalton’s Resignation.

Hard Blow To Laborites   Budget Leak Scandal Damages Prestige; Cripps to Dalton Post

Labor Party Awaits  Conservative Move Sir Stafford Cripps Replaces Dalton

British War Brides Declared Happy London’s Charges of Neglect Denied

Taint So, U.S. Reaction to Reports British War Brides Il-Treated

"Tain't So" Is American Reaction To Report War Brides Mistreated

British War Bride’s Charges Of Neglect,   Mistreatment In U. S. Termed “Ridiculous

‘Brewster Calls For Powerful — U.S. Air Force  . Tells Legion Rossia, Plans  World's Strongest, Britain Blea Bidding fax Pacitien

SEN. BREWSTER IMPLIES BOTH RUSSIA, ENGLAND HEAD LU. SIN AIR BOWER

SThou Shalt Nov: » Britain, Symbol Of Freedom, Now Nation Of Restriction:

Senate Accepts Italian Treaty By 79 To 10 Vote   Many Voice Fears Communism May Engulf Hungary; Little Said About Bulgaria, Romania

PEACE TREATIES FOR 4 NATIONS ARE RATIFIED   Senators Express Fea Italy May Be Engulfed _ By Russia

U. S. Ratifies Treaties With Four Nations   lialian Pact, Three Others Are Accorded Approval of Senate

Senate Ratifie: Peace Treaty  With 4 Nations   79-10 Vote Accepts Italian Pact, Others Win Easy Approval

PACTS GIVEN BIG MAJORITY ON ROLL CALL   Pleas of State Dept. Prevail as Pacts Come to Vote

SENATE'S VOTE ACCEPTS PEACE PACTS FOR U.S.   Treaties Go Through After Appeals By Vandenberg And Other Officials

THREAT TO ITALY FEARED  U.S. Okays Treaties With Four Former Enemy Nations

Senate Votes Approval Of Peace Treatie:   U. S. Ratifies First Pacts To Come Out Of War

Four Peace Treaties Get Senate's OK   Italy Agreement Passes 79 To 10 And Three Others Follow

SENATE RATIFIES 4 PEACE TREATIES   APPROVES PACTS WITH ITALY, BULGARIA, ROMANIA AND HUNGARY,

U.S. Ratifies Treaties For Four Nations   Peace Pacts With Bulgaria, Romania, Ttaly, Hungary OK’

Senate Ratifies Treaties With Four Former Enemies   Peace Pacts With Italy, Bulgoria, Romania and  Hungary Approved — Senators Fear Communiem

Senate Ratifies Italy Peace Pact By 79 to 10 Vote  Red Fears Overcome; Hungarian, Romanian

Senate Approves Treaties With  4. Former Foes  ~ Accords Include Hungary, ’ Romania, Bulearia, Italy

TREATIES ARE RATIFIED BY U, 5. SENATE   Rell Cali Indicates Senate Vote to Have Been 79 to Ten

Senate Adopts Italian Treaty By 79-10 Vote   Motion To Postpone Action Is Defeated

Wallace to Aid Third Party If Policy Pursued   Former Vice President ‘Calls Democrats War Party at Ithaca

Wallace Says US. Policy Must Alter   Third. ‘Party’ Will Run fo President Otherwise, ' He Declares :

Wallace Says Third Party Certain if ‘War Policy’ Of Major Parties Remains

10 Lives Taken “As Mercy Plane Crashes in Fog   Patient for Whom Trig Was Made Included  In Victims

“Mercy” Airplane Crashes Killing 10 of Those Aboard   Two Are Reported As Surviving Tragedy On San Diego Coast

Coast Guard Crash Kills 10   San Leandro Youth One of Two Survivors In Flyina Trogedy

sTen Are Killed Two Hurt in Plane Crash   Craft on Mercy Mission When Tragedy Occurs

‘MERCY’ PLANE CRASH CARRIES 10 TO DEATH   2 Others Severely Injured In Coast Guard Tragedy

Mercy Flight Ends In Crash; 10 Men Killed   Coast Guardsmen, Sick Fisherman, Accident Victims

Coast Guard Seaplane On “Mercy” Trip Near End Of Flight As Disaster Hits .

Ten Killed As Coast Guard Plane Crashes   Two Other Persons iY Craft are Reported Injured

Ill Man Rescwed At Sea One Of Victims Of Accident In Mexice   CHAMP STUNT PILOT IS KILLED IN OREGON

Mercy Flight Kills Ten   Rescued: Patient Among Victims Of Flying Boat Crash

Mercy Mission Wreck Kills 10   Flane Crashes t1 Mexico After Rescuing Man

Ten Are Killed Two Hurt in Plane Crash  Craft on Mercy Mission When

10 PERSONS DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Coast Guardsmen, Fisherman Killed as Mariner Crashes Neor Tijuana, Mexico

Ten Meet Death In Plane Crash   Nine Coast Guardsmen and Fisherman Die In Crash of Flying Boat

10 Are Killed When “Mercy” Plane Crashes  Coast Guard Craft Cracks Up In Mexico

NINE VICTIMS MEMBERS OF COAST GUARD   Plane Hits Mesa Side - On Mission to Aid   Ill Fisherman

Unfilled Order: Pile Up on Car Factories   Continuous Delays In Deliveries Affect Used Autos

Jnfilled Orders Pile Up on Lar Factories  Continuous Delays   Continuous Delays In Deliveries Affect Used Autos

6 SURVIVORS OF ANTARCTIC CRASH SAVED   Men Are Returned Tc Plane Tender; 3 Lost Lives

Antarctic Crash Survivors Saved   Six Men Returned Safely To Seaplane Tender Pine Island: Five Have Minor Injuries And Sixth More Seriously Hurt

SIX SURVIVORS OF ANTARCTIC ‘PLANE CRASH ARE REMOVED 'TO SEAPLANE TENDER; 3 KILLED

NAVY FLIERS ARE RESCUED IN ANTARCTIC   One Of Survivors Apparently Seriously In iured

Six Located And Rescued In Arctic Plane Crash  One Badly Injured Group Had To Make Overland Trek; Three Men Killed

Survivors Survivors of Anfarctic Plane Crash Are Rescued ‘After Long Trek over Ice; 3 Others Buried in Ice

Six Survivors Of Polar Crash Are Picked Up   Returned To Ship; One Seriously Hurt

Six Survivors Of Plane Crash Return to Shir   Antarctic Rescue Hailed By Other Cheering  Crewmen

SAYS TAX CUT WILL PREVENT DEBT REDUCTION   Rates on Income Taxes Wi! Not Be Lowered Until July First

George Says Cut in Levy Is Too Deep   Income Tax Bill Given Approval Of Senate Group

George Says Four Billion Income Tax  Cut Leaves Nothing for Public Debt

George Warns  Tax Cut Bars Debt Payment   Senate Finance Group Votes Slash Measure To Floor, Makes Cut Effective July 1

SENATOR GEORGE SAYS INCOME TAX CUT APPROVED BY COMMITTEE. WILL LEAVE NO SURPLUS TO PAY ON. DEBT

YS TAX CUT 1S SURPLUS   . George Believes Senateproved Measures Leaves Nothing for Debt.

Says It Leaves. No Surplus to Apply on Debt  Measure Slashes Tax 30 to 10.5 Per Cent

Tax Slash Is Seen As Threat to Debt Reduction   Senate Finance Committee Approves Measur: To Be Effective Coming July 1; Bill Trims Cuts for Incomes Over $79,000

Senate Unit Would Start Slash July 1   $4,000,000,000 Approved Reductions Would Be From 30 to 10 Percent

BILL WOULD FIX TAX CUT JULY 1   Senate Group Votes 30.To 101% Per Cent Slashes

Senate Committee Favors Slash To Be Effective on July 1   House. Gives Overwhelming Support To Measure Aimed at Stopping Communistic Progress in Turkey and Greece Areas

SENATE FINANCE GROUP APPROVES INCOME TAX CUT   MEASURE SLASHES LEVIES ON INCOMES 30 TO 10.5 PERCENT

Sen. George Raps Bill to Reduce Tax   Georgian Says Committee Approved Measure Will Leave No Surplus for Retirement of Debt

Debt Reduction Said Impossible Under Tax Bill   Senate Finance Committee Sends Measure to Floor

Tax Cat Bill Passed by  Senate Group   Committee Changes Effective Date To Ist of July

Debt Said Left Out in Tax Bill   Senate Committee Approves Levy Cuts, Criticized by George

Income Tax Cut Given Impetus   Slash Approved By Senate Committee

Senate Body Approves Lower Levies ....   TAX CUT MAY HALT DEBT SLASH

Proposed 4-billion Tax Cut Plan Is Criticized   Senator Gearge Says Nothing Would Be Left To Pov on US) Deht

FRUIT TREES HARD HIT BY FROST   Approves Income Tax Slash, Effective July 1

Senate Finance Committee Would ‘Delay Income Tax Cut Until July 1

Tax Cut Measure Passes in Senate After Bitter Figh   Cut in Levies : Would be Effective July 1; George Opposed

SEN, GEORGE SAYS INCOME TAX CUT WILL LEAVE NO SURPLUS   Maney Will Be Needed ta Pay on the Big Pubtie Debi.      VOTED OVER PROTES   lt Would Be Effective July 1 Instead of Retroactive to Last Jan. 1.

George Says Tax Cut Would Let Debt Hang   Georgian Opposes Drop In Income Tax Until Spending Plans Seen

Tax Cut Will Leave Nothing fs Pay on Debt, Senator Say:  Proposal fo Slash Four Billion a Year Eram Ineame I eviac Vaated Rv Committee

{ Billion a Year Income Tax Cut  Wins Approval  George Says Slash Leaves No Surplus To Apply on Debt

Tax Cutting Bill Due For Floor Fight   Measure Reducing Income Taxes Approved by Committee, But Opposition May Be Expected.

Asonate Approval Of Income tevy Slash Leaves No cirnius, Solon Says

See No Surplus For Debt Cutting      Senator George Claims Proposed Income Tax Cut Too Extensive .

Senate Group Approves Cut In Income Tax   Sen. George In Sharp Criticism Of Tax Slash; Cut Up To 30 Per Cent

George Believes Tax Cuts Prevert Debt Reduction.  Plans Sonate Fleer Fight  Against Slashes Finance flammitlae Woled Yesterday

‘Income Tax Cut Is Given Senate Committee (). K.   Slash Of 4 Billions A Year Would Become Effective July 1.

Debt Reduction Question Raised By Opponents   Low Pay Brackets Would Get Biggest Percentage Slash

Senate Group Votes Tax Cut From July 1   Only Few Changes Made in Measure Passed by House

SENATE GROUP PASSES TAX CUT BILL   Finance Committee Sends Measure To House   SEN, GEORGE   Launches Strong Protest But Motion To Delay Issue Is Defeated

LIGHT REQUEST TO STATE OFFICIALS   City Has No Authority to Install Traffic Signal on Highway   TEA ROOM APPROVED

STATE OFFICIALS   City Has No Authority to Install Traffic Signal on Highway   TEA ROOM APPROVED

SHAFFER QUITS HIGHWAY POST   Ohio Cabinet Member Takes Private Research Job

Says Germany's Scrap Forgotten  Could End World’s Shortage, Is Claim

Government Ples For Intervention In Case Granted   Way Cleared To Taki Issue Directly to Supreme Court Test

LEGION MEET TO END TODAY   Huge Parade, Selection O1 Commander to Feature Closing Sessions

Labeling Law ls Approved By House   Measure Provide: Shippers Must Mark Products

Dancer Shot Lawyer Mee ‘On Purpose’   Cuban Doctor Claims He Told Of Satira'’s Shot As He Lay Dying After Shipbeard Fight.

For Mayor   To Call Marshall On Italian Pact   Ask For Reasons For Going Ahead On New Treaty

Inquest Today In Negro Killing   Trigger Man May Be Revealed At Session Today; 31 Held

FOOD BILL REELS WITH NEW RISES   Commodities Soar To Highs Fourth Straight Day

MEAT, COFFEE, DAIRY ITEMS ADVANCE   piation’s Stockyards Report Record Price For Hogs   Lone Exception To General Upward Trend: Poultry Remains Steady

Food Dollar Shrinks Again; Staples Go Up   Commodity Price Trend Is Upward; Dairy Supply Low

Fresh Upswing In Food Prices Hits Consumers   Steady Advance Sends Budget Of Nation’s  Housewives Reeling.

IS TAKEN IN DAIRY FIELD   Industry Going Into Winter With a Low Supply of Butter and Cream in Storage and With Few Milk Cows.

All- Time Peaks Hit In Markets ByButter, Meat   Dairy. Outlook ‘Dismal, ‘As  Milk Supply Dwindles;  . Hogs’and Corn Soar~“To New Records . ©

Price Of Food Goes Up Again   Meat, Butter, Eggs, Corn Among Commodities in General Advance

Food Prices Still Climb   5-Cent Reduction in Margarine Only Move Against Trend

Food Prices Soar Again;  Now At Peak   Meat, Coffee, Butter, Eggs And Corn Among Commodities To Advance

Dollar Takes New Beating   General Trend Up; All-Time High Is Set

Staple Food Prices In General Advance   Americen Food Deller Goes Through Wringer Again; Bhavearine Dows But Almost All Commeditics Up

‘America’s Shrinking Buck Dragged Through Wringer ‘Again As Prices Take Jumr

DOLLAR AGAIN TAKES BEATING ~INPRIGE RACE   Upward Trend in Commodity Costs Maintained for Fourth Day.

Nation’s Housewives Food Budgets Soaring   Meat, Coffee, Butter, Tallow, Eggs And Corn Included In Continued Advances

Food Prices Take Jump for 4th Day; Meat,Coffee ,ButterandiggsIncluded

Soaring Prices OF ad Set New Records   Commodity Index Tops Own Peak 4th Day in Row— Twice "26 Costs

PRICES AGAIN MOVEUPWARD   Shrinking Dollar Dragged  Through Wringer Once Maca

Food Budget:  Reel Again; Prices Rise  For 4th Day Commodities At Record High

Food Prices  Advance for Fourth Day   Dairy Situation © Critical; Hogs Sell New Highs

Food Budgets Reel as Commodtiy Prices Continue Up   Advance in Cost of Na tion’s Staples General Survey Reveals

Staple Commodity Prices Take New  General Advance Meat, Coffee, Eggs, Butter, Tallow and Corn All Take Rises

Food Dollar Gets New Wringing as Staple Prices Rise   Meat, Eggs, Butter Coffee Among 35 Commodity Hikes

General Price Hike Pulls America’s Shrinking Food Dollars Through Wrineger

FOOD DOLLARS NOT WORTH SC MUCH IN U. S.   Survey Reveals General Price Rise in Staples—New All-Time High ™

Food Dollar Of America Shrinking   General Trend Of Prices Goes Upwatd

Rising Commodity Prices Shrink Food Dollar of US  Numerous Products Continue Climb

Food Prices Continue General Rise With Little or No Relief in Sight

FOOD INDEX AT NEW ALL-TIME HIGH IN NATION   Costs Continue Skyrocketing Course As U. S. Dollar Shrinks

New Increases Boost General Cost of Living   Index on Commodities Hits All-Time High on Fourth Consecutive Day, AP Finds

U. S. Food Dollar Still Shrinking   Porterhouse Steak, Butter, Eggs Hit New Peaks For Year

Food Dollar Still Shrinks   General Trend Up. ward In Economic Adjustment.

 — BUTTER, EGGS, MEAT AT NEW HIGHS—  Dollar Through Wringer _ As Food Prices Climb Anew

PRICE OF FOOD SPURTS UPWARD TO NEW LEVELS   America’s Shrinking Food Dollar Being Dragged Through Wringer Again With General Advance In Staple Commodity Prices.

Food Dollar Shrinks as Prices Rise   Price Index on 35 Wholesale Items Hits 192.6---Was An Even 100 Back  he Bae: Mwew xl *OAK

Food Dollar Continues to Lose in Value   Wholesale Prices : Nearly Double Those Prevailing in 1926

Staples Prices Continue Rise Over Nation  Only Margarine  Price Showing Dawnward Trand

taple Food Prices  Hit New High Mark   Margarine  Only Food To Be Cut

Price Trend Continues Upward  U. S." Food Dollar Is Dragged Through Price Wringer Again

Shrinking Food Dollar Is Shoved They Wringer Again, Survey Shows

SHRINKING FOOD DOLLAR  - Meat, Butter, Eggs, Corn  In General Price Advance

President Unveils Memorial To Walter Johnson   Granite Monument at Griffith Stadium Honors Memory of “Big Train’

Win Top Honors In Judging At Spencer Contest   County 4-H Team Best Judges of Holsteins

Five Dead, Millions In Unestimated Damage In  Wake Of Howling Wind

Casualties and Damage Expected To Exceed Those in Florida Area; Storm now Heads Inland.  BATON ROUGE AREA BRACES FOR BLOW  DP.eiuditenwTiwWN

Violent Storm Moves Inland Toward Arkansas, Spreading Destruction

Winds Reach 90 MPH In Crescent City   No Estimate Of Casualties Available

Colossal Damage Expected; Frame Buildings Tepple   Storm Passes Over City And Moves Inland Biloxi Braces For Blow; Troops Mobilized

Storm Cuts Off City; Damage High   Red Cross Calls for Boats; Governor Rushes Relief

City Streets Said to Look ‘Like Jungle’      Storm Expected to Reach Arkansas hy Midnight With Winds Tapering to G® Miles an Hone

Baton Rouge Braces For Expected Blow  Cyclonic Winds Hammer at Wide Arona Alana Gulf Caact

Winds Roar On After Slamming At New Orleans   Untold Damage And Loss Of Life Covers Gulf Coast In Wake Of Howling Tropical Storm; Due To Smash Into Southern Arkansas Around Midnight.

Hurricane Smashes Path Of Destruction Through Lovisiana   Predict ‘Colossal Damage’ As Gale Sweeps Toward Southern Arkansas

City Is Isolated; Wind Rages Up To 90 M. P. H.   Batters Down Frame Building, Causes Unestimated Heavy Damage

Florida Storm Hits Entire Gulf Coast   Communications Fail Damages, Injuries Feared Large

Heavy Losses Result From High Winds   Batter Down Frame Buildings; Terrific Winds Moving Inland

New Orleans Bears Brunt of Hurricane   Buildings Crushed As Storm Center Moves Northward   Disturbance Headed Toward Baton Rouge ---May Hit Southern  BeLlanens: Tanioké

Buildings Are Crushed, Areas Flooded   Other Cities Bracing For Onslaught; Strong Winds Prevail

Baton Rouge Waits as Wind Spreads Havor   Arkansas Warned “Hurricane to:Hit . Thare by pedirane

Storm Moves To Northwest   Casualties, Damage Unestimated As 90-Mile Winds Batter Historic City

‘Storm Causes Much Damage In Historic City; Heads Inland Toward Arkansas

Gulf Coast Is Raked by High Winds, Water   Buildings Crushed Streets Flooded In New Orleans

UNESTIMATED DAMAGE IN WAKE HOWLING STORM; BATON ROUGE BRACED FOR BLOW ABOUT NOON

Greater. Toll n Louisiana  Than Florida   ‘Entire Gulf . :Coast -Raked. By ‘Cyclonic: Winds

ROARS INLAND TOWARD STATE OF ARKANSAS   Several Buildings In Historic City Are Crushed

Louisiana City And Gulf Coast Points, Ill-Prepared For Violent Storm, Struck By Winds Up To Ninety Miles Per Hour—Colossal Damage Feared—No Estimate Available On Possible Number Of Casualties—Communication Lines Broken

Frame Houses Battered Down; Heavy Damage On Gulf Coast   Louisiana Damage Expected to Be Greater Than In Florida

Storm Moves to Louisiana; Many Reported Hurt   10 «6Pet. Of Homes In Renee Project Wrecked; Canal Street Hard Hit

Unpredictable Tropical Storm Screams Across Gulf, Enters Mouth Of Mississippi River

Baton Rouge Braces for -. Huge Storm    Southern Arkanst Lies in Poth of <x 80-120 Mile Blow:

Severe: ‘Storm: ‘e Swcek ing, Ove r Historic     CITY IS ISOLATED  ~_ ee      Gulf: Coast. ast Expected To Suffer: Colossal Dew

Baton Rouge  Braces for  Gale Impact! New Orleans Is  Raked by Storm With Loss Hich

STORM TURNS INLAND AFTER RAKING CITY   Historic City Is Isolated; Coastal Areas Reported Under Flood Waters

Rakes Buildings And Heads North Toward Arkansas      Winds Continue To Range From 80 To 120 Miles An Hour

Homes Destroyed By Howling Wind   Storm Pounds Inland Toward Baton Rouge and Arkansas; All Power Cut Off in New Orleans Where 27  Persons Are Treated for Injuries.   Entire Gulf Coast From Pensacola  Westward Raked by Cyclonic Winds

Howling Hurricane Hits New. Orleans  ~- we   ‘Thousands Huddled In Public  ‘Buildin os Seekin o Safety

Devastating Storm Striking Iniand   “Gulf Coast Razed; Expect Greate: Damage Than in Florida Because Area Less Prepared for Violence

Streets Choked By Debris   Core of Storm Passes Over Citv and Roars  Toward Baton Rouge; Damage Is Terrific

Gulf Coast Is Pounded   No Estimates on Damege, boss of Life: May Be Higher Than Florida Losves.

New. Orleans Hit With Destructive Force by Wind  Buildings Crushed,

No Estimate Of Damagés Or Casualties Along Gulf Coast Yet Available   Flimsy Housing  Projects Toppled   Rail And Air Communica. tion To Storm Area Halt. ed; Roads Also Closed

SWEEPS INLAND AFTER RAKING GULF COAST   South Arkansas, Baton Rouge Brace for Blow; Heavy Oamage Feared.

HURRICANE HITS  AT NEW ORLEANS      City Isolated as Tropical Storm’s Dead Center Passes Over During Forenoon; Heavy Loss Feared.

Hurricane Moves Inland from Gulf, Rakes New Orleans   At least One Dead, One Missing After Biq Wind Passes

THE HURRICANE PASSED OVER NEW ORLEANS TODAY   The Time Was Shortly Before Noon and Moved Inland.   DESTRUCTIVE FORCE   Baton Rouge Braced for Biow: Government Employes Go Home.

New Orleans Staggered by Hurricane   National Guard Called As Devastating Blow Heads for Arkansas

GULF COAST GITY NOT PREPARED FOR STIFF GALE   Atlanta Red Cross Reports Water Waist Deep in City Streets

Many Houses Fold Up Under  Wind Pressure   Center of Hurricane Moves for Arkansas, Tasee Streanoth

Entire Gulf Coast From Pensacola Westward Is Raked by Cyclonic Winds; Alabama Fishing Villages. Inundated

9)-MIPH Wind Rakes Length  Of Gulf Coast   Louisiana Damage Feared Will Surpass Toll in Florida— Baton Rouge Braced

No Casualty Estimate But Property Damage May Exceed Florida’s   BATON ROUGE BRACED FOR BLOW THAT WRECKED 60 PERCENT OF HOUSING PROJECT IN NEW ORLEANS

Secret White House Conference Stirs Talk Important Decision Is In Makin;

Truman Holds Top-Secret  Conference   European Problem Is Discussed, Vandenberg Says’

Engage In Discussion Of _Eurepean_Preblem On Eve of Secretary Whar: ts Departure

White House Secret Parley Stirs Rumors   Hush-Hush Session Includes President, Aides. 9 -Levislators

GRAINS, LIVESTOCK, FATS LEAD PARADE OF SOARING COSTS Prices Of Major Commodities In Cost Of Living Hit Record Peaks: Wholesale Index At New High

Ford Makes Appeal To Phil. Murray   To: fivert NationWide Strike Set for Monday ~

Ford Offer Anger s C10 th vahen   Claims Facts Garbled By Auto Firm

Sees Strike “Certain” in Ford Plant   CIO Spokesman Claims Ford Misrepresented Facts in Union Appeal

WOMAN EXECUTED IN GAS CHAMBER   MRS. LOUISE JUDSON GOES TO DAATH FOR MURDER WITH SMILE ON FACE.

WHEAT PRICES DOWN 10 CENTS   Flour Business Slow: Big Grain Acreages Foreseen For 1947

CONFESSES TO MURDER CHARGE   Youth Held for Strangling 50-YearOH) Spinster x Body Wound in Barrel Covered With Sawdust.

PAULUNA MAN [b KIDNAPPED WED,   Brown’s Car Recovered At Des Moines Filling  Station

Bapfists Deplore Peril To Schools  Newton Is Re-Elected Convention President

Baptists Rap Chureh School Aid By U. 8.   Supreme Court Ruling De plored; Dr. Newton ReElected President

Baptists Oppose Aid For Schools   See Strong Threat To Institutions  In Federal Help

Oppose U.S. Aid  Private Schools   Southern Baptist: Conven. yention Sces Threat To Publie Schools

A. M. A, Reports  U.S. Spends More for Drink. Fun Than for Medical Car

Green of AFL Calls For More Production To Check Living Costs, Help Aid Europe

AFL Chief Says. More Production Would Ease Prices   Contends Living.  . Cost Spiral Would ‘Be Stopped---An Aid To “Waste lece” Plan

AFL] ead Bac Food Prograr   Calls For Labor-Management peration To Increase Output  As Living Cost Check

Green Calls For Production Hike   ASKS FOR COOPERATION   Talks With Reporters After ing on Presi dent Truman

Greater Output Urged to Aid Shortage Fight  AFL Head Confers On President's

Seek Meaas to Aid Europe Without Sessior   Green Says Full Production Answer To High Prices

SOME HIGH-FLYING FOOD PRICES ARE LOSING ALTITHRE   Buyer Resistance Was. Creaited With. Halling the Upward Price Spiral .   IN SEVERAL LINES   Congress Will Be Asked to “Apply Controls” if Necessary. °

Green Calls Fer Production Hike   Labor. Leader Says This Is One Way To Check Living Costs   ASKS FOR COOPERATION   Talks With Reporters After ing on Presi dent Truman

DE GAULLE SAYS U.S. IS BALANCE   French Leader Describes ‘American Will’ as ‘Saiutary’

REDS REFUSE TO SURRENDER ATOMIC VETO   Gromyko Says Soviets ‘Won’t Accept Plan Without Veto

Statements By Gromyko Disturbs UN   Hints Russian Veto Of U.S. Plan Of Worl At Security Council

UN Committee Unsuccess fally Tries Te Resolve Big Power Differences   MAJOR SOVIET POLICY BLUNTLY PRESENTED

Atomic Veto. Still Red Aim   Punishment Voice Price of Agreement

‘Soviets Again Jar UN With Objections  8 Wa Mat ze Pu ish ls EE  unisnment ror

Soviet Policy Statement  Jars U.N. Unif   Efforts to Resolve U. S., Russian Differences Fail

ELECTION TEST _ OF LABOR LAW      ‘SPECIAL VOTE FOR CON:  -GRESS IN PENNSYLVANIA TO SHOW REACTION TO LAW

Appeals Court To Study Third Conviction Hearing Set Today In Jim Fhomas Case

Trouble Seen In Senate for Marshall Plan   Taft Supports Stop-gap Aid for Europe, But Opposes Long-range Plan  -

Differences Spell Aid Plan Trouble   Administration, GOP Disputes Threaten Help for Europeans

 Opposition Mounts to Europe Aid   Toft’s Stand Is Seen os Barrier  To Marshall Plan; Floor Fight Seen

GOP Differences On Marshall Plan Revealed By Taft   Senator’s Attack Shows Trouble Ahead for Ad ministration Plan

PHILLY 10 GET ‘GOP CONVENTION   Philadelphia Wins Over Chicago As Site For Meeting Of Republican 1948 Nominating Convention.

Korean Commission  Proposed by Reds   Violence Is. Threatened At Jackson   Chest Funds Distributed By Directors   Reds Accused by House Committee   Philadelphia Chosen for 1948 GOP Convention

PHILADELPHIA GETS GOP NOL   City Is Selected For Republican Convention Opening June 20

Republicans Choose Philadelphia As Their 1948 Convention Location

PHILADELPHIA T0 BE HOST TO 1948 GOP CONVENTION   OUTBIDS CHICAGO TO WIN APPROVAL OF NATIONAL COMMITTEI

GOP Convention To Philadelphia On June 20, 1948   Halleck Says Congress Is Ignoring Truman Low Budget Plea

G.0.P. Convention To Philadelphia   Eastern City Given Nod Over Chicago--Gather in June

[Chicago Loses Bid For Session; Finances of Party Are Under D'scussion

GOP Picks Philadelphia   1948 Nominating Con vention Will Be Held There Week of June 2(

PHILADELPHIA NAMED FOR G, 0, P, '48 RALLY   Brown Says $200, 000 Offer Was Too Good To Refuse

Philadelphia Wins GOP Convention  $200,000 Offer Beats Chicago Bid for June 20 Nomination Parley

GOP Convention to Philadelphia Where Party Picked First Noijine;

Philadelphia Choice Of GOP  Site Of Republican Convention In 1856

Republicans fo Hold Convention In Philadelphia   $200,000 Guarantee Offer Declared Too Good to Turn Down

15,000 OHIOANS IN RANKS OF PHONE IDLE   Labor, Management Watch For Pact Pattern

NFTWFACES LONG DISPUTE   15.000 Ohio Phone Employes Remain Idle Second Day

Probers Get Data On Red Activity On Bomb Project   Member of ClO Local Urged President to Share Atomic Secrets

Reds Said Loose in Atom Plant   Bricker Says OPA Annoying; Congress Sugar Action Asked

Claim Communists Had Run of A-Bomb Equipment Plant   UAW Member Says Union Asked Truman to Give  Secrets. to Russians

CIO Union Reported Asking Truman To Give Rus sia Atomic Secrets   Congress Asked To Void Sugar Ruling   Marshall Subpoenaed To Answer Why Soviets Have Not Returned U. S. Ships

MYERS SCORES TREND TOWARD _ DRASTIC CUTS   Pa. Senator ¥ Warns Of Dangerous U. S. Complacency   SPEAKS TO V.F.W.   Finds America Depending On UN To End Discord

RENT CONTROL ACT IS INVALID JUDGE DECLARES   Congress Exceeded Authority In Passing Law, Court Contends   FEDERAL AID FOR HOUSING FAVORED

Political Tradition Is Upset; Incumbent Gets Only Three Counties ~

State Turns Down Daylight Saving in High Rural Vote   First Time Sitting Supreme Court Judge Has Lost His Post

QUARTET FLEE JAIL AT CASEY   THREE MEN, WOMAN HELD AS SUSPECTS IN THEFT OF AUTO

—INDIA “AND PALESTINE— Tells U. N. Arabs And Jews Should Be Heard

INDIA {URGES VOICE FOR JEWS ATUN SESSION   Arab Representation  ey, Also Demands on Palestine Issue

Indian Delegate Urges Voice for Jews Before UN   Representatives of People Should Be Heard on Issue, Claim

United States Fights Jewish Agency Plea:   India Asks Jews Be Given Voice in U. N. Study of Palestine Issne; Probe Sought

“Playing Hamlet Without Prince Of Denmark” . .. .  India Pleads That Jews Be Allowed Voice At UN Table

VOICE FOR JEWS ASKED IN DEBATE   Indian Delegate Also Would Hear Palestine Arabs

eopen Debate n Palestine ontroversy   United States Reported Opposing Representation

U. N. Gets India Plea To Let Jews Debate   U. S., Britain Opposed to Letting Palestine Groups Enter Hearings

India Asks That Jews Be Heard In U.N. Session   ‘Indian Delegate Reopens Palestine Debate at Special  U. N. Meeting.

India Pleads for Jewish Voice in U.N. Proceedinas   Play Hamlet Without Prince of Denmark, Asaf Ali States

ies Hamlet Without Prince Of Denmark”’.... India Pleads That Jews Be Allowed Voice At UN Table

THREE MENTIONED FOR DIRECTOR OF -GREEK-TURK AID   Truman Reported Considering Donald M. Nelson, Robert M. La Follette and Mark F. Ethridge.   LATTER OPPOSED BY SOME SENATORS   : Ambassador E. C. Wilson Ex.   pected to Be in Charge of Spending $100,000,000 to   He!tp Turkey.   Wallace Declares “Time Has Come” To Nationalize the Coal Industry

Truman Seeks Director for  Aid Program   Said To Consider Ethridge, Nelson And LaFollette

THREE IN LINE FOR GREEK JOB   LaFollette Of Wisconsin Considered As Director Of $100,000,000 Fund

(Nelson Or LaFollette May Be Selected To Administer Aid To Greece And Turkey

NELSON BACKED TO HEAD RELIEF   Former WPB Chairman Among Trio Favored as Director of Greek Aid

3 Considered To Direct Aid   Nelson, LaFollette, Ethridge Listed as Possibilities

No Relief On State Power For 2 Years   Depends Largely Upon New Generat ing Capacity.

News Dispatch Says Plans Worked Qut For Transmission Lines; Contradictorv T'o Pierre Statements

Newark Slayer Convicted Of Second Degree Murder   FIND SCHOOL SECRETARY DEAD IN COLUMBUS HOTEL

Five Graduates Win Honors af College Friday   500 Persons Attend 73rd Commencement At Gymnasium   Mayor Has $1,000 Month   Hoffer Convicted of Second Degree Murder

Hoffer Escapes Electric Chair   Jury Brings Verdict Of Second Degree

Newark Slayer Escapes Chair   2nd Degree Murder Verdict Returned

Newark Slayer To Get “Life”   Sentence Is Mandatory After Finding of Guilt in Second Degree.

Trading in Stocks Will be Restored To “Margin” Basis   Present Restriction on Credit Trading To Be Abolished February 1; Margin Will Be 75 Per Cent. of Security Value

Postwar Inflation Has Largely Run  Course. Have Keeles   Margin for Buying and Carrying Bonds And Stocks to Be 75 Percent of Value After Feb. 1: Action Follows U.S. Moves

RELAXING OF MARGIN BAN IS ORDERED   Federal Reserve Board Makes New Order Effective February 1

MARGIN TRADING IN STOCKS BACK   BROKERS MAY LEND CUSTO MERS 2 PER CENT OF VALUE OF SECURITIES.

FRB Restores ‘Margin’ Stock. Bond Trading  Board Chairman Says Worst of Postwar Inflation Is Past

‘Margin’ Ban On Securities Trading Eased   Action In Line With Removal Of Other Controls

39 NEW BUSES LOST IN FIRE   Estimate $1,000,000 Loss in Loudonville Blaze

MILLION-DOLLAR FIRE HITS PLANT   Loudonville Bus Factors Damaged By Blaze

Murder Complaint Filed Against 13-Year-Old Girl Accused of Bludaeoning Child to Death

Former Belgian War Prisoners Riot in Brussels   Massed Thousands Of Men Besiege Houses of Parliament

Thousands In Fighting With Police   Besiege Houses ot Pariiament and Make Demands  on Government

LIQUOR SPOT FREEZE ENDS   RESTRICTION TO BE LIFTED ON SEPT. ISTH, STATE LIQUOR BOARD DECIDES

Solons Predid New Pressure On Loyalists.   Some Believe U. S$. Will Increase Aid te Fight Communism

Entering Wedge by Russia Seen in Greek Coup   _ Recognition Next, Is - Belief; Must Check Surecd. 01.5. Belief

* » e Russia To Recognize New Greek Regime   May Result In Call For More American Millions To Battle Communism In Nation

Expect Soviet Recognition Of New Greek State   Predict Greeks Will Require More Aid From U. S.; Arrest 454 Red Suspects

MORE GREEK AID IF SOVIET BACKS REDS SEEN BY LAWMAKERS   TEAGUE, OTHER U. S. SOLONS PUT SOME BLAME ON RULERS

Russian Threat Seen in Greece   Expect Soviet Recognition of Rebel Regime; May Call jor More U. 5. Aid.

New Outlay for Greece Foreseen   Soviets Expected to Increase Pressure on Athens by Recognizing Communist Regime.

Russian Hand Seen in New  Greek Gov't   Troops Rushed Up to Save Konitsa From Red Sieve

Congressmen Expect Reds to Press For Recognition of ‘New’ State .

Would Compel U. S. To Spend More Millions   By Increasing Pressure On Hard-Pressed Government Forces

Recognition of New Greek Communist Regime Predicted  Ol Wie ec ee   Several Members of . Congress Say. Move Might Mean Call For Mare U'S” Aid

Expect Russia To Recognize New  Greek Red State   Congressmen See  More U.S. Outlay

Predict Reds Will Recognize Puppet Regime in Greece   May Result in Need for More U. S. Aid to Groggy Nation   Economic Front

CONGRESSMEN PREDICT RUSSIA WILL INCREASE PRESSURE ON GREECE BY RECOGMIZING NEW COMMUNIST REGIME

Eaton in Plea For Aid Fund From America   Congressman Says People of Needy Nations Need to Have Morale Built Up

Says Russia Could Seize Europe: by-Force   “ Rep. Eatoh Says ‘It Could Be Done In 2 Hours

Eaton Says Reds Are Out to Take Over the Worl   House Chairman Asserts Soviet Could Control Europe in 24 Hours

CITES NEED FOR SPEED ON AID BILL   Rep. Eaton Says Russia Could Take Europe In a Day

‘Russia Could Take Europe  In 24 Hours’  Eaton Asks for Aid Bill Passage

—AID BILL— Red Army Size Cited By Eaton   SPEED HOUSE RELIEF VOTE

FOREIGN AID BILL SPEED REQUESTED: TELL RUSS THREAT   Soviet Can Take Over all Europe in 24 Hours, Eaton Says Today at House Hearing.   ITALY’S CONDITION GIVEN MENTION

SOVIET  POWER POISED, EATON TELLS SOLONS   Russia Ready To Take Over  ; Europe, Congressman  Says in Aid Plea

Affecting Cities Of More Than 5,440 Population . . . .  ABC STORE MEASURE DIES IN HOUSE

343 Customers’ Claims Against Bankrupt Auto Dealer Total $694 290

President Also Requests Congress to Provide Military _ Advisers to Greece and Turkey, the Mediterranean Bulwark Against Spreading Communism.   He Tells Congress Foreign Policy _ And National Security Involved   Charres Violation

Urges Military Advice, Materials In Momentous New Foreign Policy   President Tells Congress Action Is Necessary In ‘This Fateful Hour’ and Lays Down Policy Of Supporting Free Peoples Against Pressure

1 SIPLY MOE WTR AND MEN TO SUPP   New Global Foreign Policy in Making As President. United States Efforts in Restricting Comnmnanaist sion in Euromean Canes.

Truman Proposes U. S. Extend Aid Against Totalitarian Aggression

‘Temperatures’   Jones & Laughlin and Chrysler Are Latest to Grant 15c Boost: Hope Expressed in ‘Phone Tieup

Settlement In Phone Dispute May Be Near   Over 800,000 Workers Affected In Wage Hikes Granted By Three Firms

GE and Chrysler Grant 15-Cent  Wage Increase  Beirne Is Hopeful Of Telephone Peace

Chrysler, GE and Steel Firm Okay Pattern Pay Hike; No Phone Accord

3 Big Firms Increase Pay of Employes   G. E., Chrysler and J. L. Steel Involved in New Contracts

FIRMS MAKE AGREEMENTS   General Electric, Jones and Laughlin And Chrysler Sign

Chrysler, GE, Steel Corp. Raise Wages   15¢ Hourly Increase Now Covers 790,000 In 3 Big Industries

d BIG PLANTS GIVE 15 GENT AN HOUR HIKE   Chrysler. Jones & Laughlin and General Electric Join Pay Pattern,

Approximate of Raises Is 15 Cents Per Hour   Agreements Reached by 800,000 Employes in Three Industries

Over 800,000 Workers Affected In. Wage Hikes Granted By Three Firms.

SETTLEMENTS FOLLOW LINE OF ~NEW PATTERN   Jones-McLaughlin, Steel  Company Also Agrees  , to 15% Increase

Steel Makers Sign Contract   Jones and Laughlin Adopt Pay Pattern

Major Strikes Averted By Auto, Steel   10,000 Hosiery Workers Also Wilf Receive Increases

Jones And Laughlin Steel Also Grants Similar In-« crease To Workers   No Accord Yet In Phone Strike   Wage Pattern Agreed Upon Follows One Set Year Ago In Industry

15 Cent Wage Boost OKd by GE, Chrysler And Jones-Laughlin   Satardey Agreements Follow National Pattern; 000 Employes Getting New Salary; Phone ike Accord Foreseen

—STATE —  N. Y. Bonus Approved, 3 tol   *ARMAMRINAKMAIMNC   AMENDMENTS ALSO CARRIED

State Approves  Veterans’ Bonus By Big Majority Five Other Amendments,  Three Propositions Win By Much Smaller Margins

Enforcement Up to Local Forces  Gambling Crusade Attracts Attention

Bloodstains On Walls   Criminologist Gives Testimony in Murder Trial of DeZeler

Rescuers Release Combat Veteran Trapped In Well  Work All Night To Dig Him Out

RESCUE VETERAN TRAPPED IN WELL   DIG THROUGH NIGHT TO REMOVE DEBRIS; VICTIM TO RECOVER

TRAPPED 21 HOURS IN WELL   Army Combat Vet Extricated After Police Work All Night.

SCHOOL FUNDS BILL HEADED FOR HURDLES   Daniels-Cramer Measure To Get Opposition At Committee Hearinas

SCHOOL SUBSIDY MEASURE HITS 1ST OPPOSITION   Ohio C of C Claims Bill Would Drain Funds From Other Projects

School Subsidy Bill Heads Into First Opposition   Shurtz Upholds Old Zoning Law On Liquor Sales

HARRIMAN SAYS AlD PLAN FEARED   Avers Red 9-Nation Formation Is Result

Harriman Says Reds Afraid Of Marshall Plan   FORMATION OF PACT RESULTS FROM U. S. POLICY

U.S. Is Chosen Third Member of U.N. Commission Which Will Try To Settle Dutch-Indonesia Row

U.S., Britain Agree on Ruhr Coal Program   Production Increase Seen as Key Factor In Marshall Plan

POLICE AND: TROOPS HELD BACK INSURGENTS FROM  .TAKING THREE TOWNS  BY FORCE

PARLEY CALLED TO CHECK REDS   Police Thwart Attempts To Take Over Towns In Apulia

Near Anarchy Is Reported In Part Of Italy   Police And Infantry Frustrate Attempts Of Communists To Take Over   DISORDERS OCCUR IN MANY SECTORS

Woman’ Burglar Is Shot to Death Trying To Escape from Dayton Home

“Woman” Shot During Holdup   Neighbor Hears Screams and Kills Bandit Disguised as Female.

Recount of A-CBallot ts Started  gM Ni ge BY es   Striking Union Requested Recount

PRICE CONTROL PLEA SHELVED TILL JANUARY   Senate Committee Approves Emergency Foreign Relief Measure

Approval Given Emergency Aid Plan for Europe   Unanimously Endorsed by Senate Foreign Relations  Committee

SENATE GROUP VOTES STOPCAP AID TO EUROPE   Taft’s Committee Gives Priority to Lesser Issues in Truman Plan

AS STOP-GAP AID WINS OKAY IN COMMITTEE   Relief Debate Starts Monday

Limited Coverage Of Moscow Meet Draws Protest —   U. S. Newsmen Request Action From Marshall

SMALL NUMBER OF REPORTERS IS PROTESTED   Russia Decides To Allow Only 20 U. &. Reporters At Moscow

Result Of Attacks In Press   Speculate Break May Extend To Satellites

Brazil in — Break with Russians   Savers Diplomatic Relations---Stems From Soviet Press Attack Ae SO secs:

Brazil Breaks Relationship With Russia   Has Been Only Di plomatic; Might Ex tend To Sphere.

Two Countries in   FOR NATIONAL HONOR’   Action May Be Turning Posnt in Latin America  Countries

Brazil Severs Relations Wit! Soviet Russia   Brazil Takes Offense at Russian Press Attacks; Break Is Called ‘Imperative for Honor.”

BREAK CAUSED BY COMMUNIST PRESS ATTACKS   Brazilian Matters in Moscow in Hands of  United States

Brazil Breaks Off Relations With Russians   Truman Calls Congress Leaders To White House To Discuss Foreign Aid

BRAZIL ANNOUNCES ORMAL BREAK WITH SOVIET GOVERNMENT  SECOND LARGEST NATIO} OF HEMISPHERE MAKES LONG RIFT OFFICIAL

South Americans Take Offense at Press Attack   Diplomats Speculate Large Lation Nation May Also Break With Entire Red Sphere

Brazil Ends Relations With Russia   Break Results From Bitter Attacks by Soviet Publications

Angered At Press Attacks On Dutra   Announcement Sets Diplomats To Speculating That Brazil May Extend Break To Nations In Soviet Sphere

Nation Irate at Red Attack: on President   ‘Diplomats Hint ’ Split. May Take’ ‘In. Orbit: Nations

Offense Taken To Soviet Press Attack On Nation   Break Said To Merely Formalize A Situation Already Virtually In Effect; U. S. To Manage Affairs.

Brazil Severs Relations With Soviet Russia.   “Took Offense. “At ‘Russian’ Press Attack on Dutra

Brazil Breaks Diplomatic Tie With Russians   Largest Latin Nation Follows Lead of Chile In Severing Relations  With Part of Red Bloc

Brazil Breaks Relations With Soviet Russia  Move May Be Turning ~ Point In S. America - In Regard To Reds ~

Rio Breaks With Red Government   Brazil’s Ambassador to Moscow Recalled a Diplomatic Relations Are Severed Today.

BRAZIL BREAKS 0;F RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA   press Attack on : President giamed; Soviet Zone States  May Be Nexto.

Russian Press Attacks Basis Of Severance   Action Recalls Chile’s Rupture With Yuaqoslavia

Brazil Breaks Relations  With Russia   U. S. To Represent Pazil’s Interests in Soviet Union

Balkan Border Guard Proposal Due For Ballot   Overwhelming Approval Of U. S. Plan Predicted In . United Nations As. sembly ¥Yote

Brazil Drops Russia Over Press Attacks   Extension of Break to Orbit Sneculated Unon

Brazil Severs Relations With  Soviet Russia   Reds Recognized Sines 1945; May Extend to Satellites

Takes Offense At Attacks In Soviet Press   Action Declared Imperative For National Honor

Brazil Breaks Off Russian Relations  Speculate on Future With Red Satellites

BRAZIL BREAKS RELATIONS WITH SOVIET RUSSIA   May Eventually Split With Countries in Russian Sphere

Brazil Breaks With Reds   Ties With Russia Had Been Only Nominal Since 1945; Resented Red Press "Attacks

Contacts With Reds to Be Through U.S.   Extension of Move to Balkan Countries Rumored

Diplomatic Ties Cut After Blast   Soviet Press Attacks Calling Dutra Fascist Bring Repercussions

Red Attacks On President Caused Break   Vice President Says National Honor at Sticke

To Red Allies   South American Country Offended By Press Attacks

Soviet Press Attacks Arouse Nation’ s Wrath   Insult to President Cited; Act Believed Turning Point in Latin-America

Big South American Nation May Extend Break to Countries Under USSR Sphere of Influence

MOVE IS SEEN AS LATIN TREND   Offense Taken At Russian Press Attacks   Assumes Charge Of South American Nation’s Interests In Moscow

Brazil Cuts Otf Relations With Russia   Action May Be Extended Later To Include All So: viet Satellites

DIPLOMATS SEE FURTHER SPLIT WITH RED BLOC   Recall Chile’s Recent Break With Yugoslavian Rule In Weighing Action

Brazil in Split With Moscow   Severs Di tic Relations With Seaviaet linlan

Two Countries in      Brazil Announces Relation Split With Soviet    FOR NATIONAL HONOR’   Action May Be Turning Point in Latin America  Countnes

Brazilians Sever Soviet Relations  Break May Extend to Soviet Satellites

Garrotted Body of Man Found  in Auto Trunk  Gang War Hinted as Police

Garrotted Body of Man Found  in Auto Trunk Gang War Hinted as Police  Open Investiaction

t ‘School. Fo or ¥ Adults January 6:  Swine: ‘Breeding is oP opte For Evenine.

Fourth'School For Adults: January 6  ‘Swine Breeding Is Topic For Evening

Tenth President of -Iiknois University ‘Ts Inaugurated Today   Dr. George D. Stoddard Is Principal Speaker _ at Day’s Ceremonies

REFINERY WORKERS GO ON STRIKE  Panhandle Towns Affected By Walkout Af Borger, Phillips -

WACO TRANSPORTATION TIED UP BY STRIKE; OIL WORKERS WALK ' OFF IOBS IN BORGER AND AREA

AT MEMORIAL SERVICES   Lawrence Tibbett Will Sing al Riverside Church in NS

Organization of Legislature in Georgia Begins   Gubernatorial Issue Not'Expected To Reach Floor Today

GEORGIA WAITS ACTION ON COV,   Solons Convene Today In Atlanta Preparatory To Historic Action To De. termine State’s Governor. ship.

SENATE GROUP BURIES BILL T0 OUTLAW BINGO   Postponement Of Action On Measure Indicates It Will Be Left To Die

SENATE GROUP DELAYS ACTION ON BINGO BILL   Over 500 Attend Hearing: Vote 7-2 to Shelve Measure indefinitely

LEWIS ASSAILS APPOINTMENT   UMW Leader Charges Colorado Professor Not Qualified for Mines Bureau

Lewis Is Opposed To Truman’s  Mines Director  Appointment of Boyd Is Under Fire As “Not Qualified’

Mine Head Selection Criticized   John L. Lewis Declares Action ‘Purely Political’

U.S. CONSULATE UNDER GUARD   New Defenses Are Set Ur After Bomb Attack; Arabs Blast U. S.

Woman of 63 Accused of Murder Said To Admit Ax-Slaying of Son, 41

CHAMBER PRESIDENT CALLS FOR TAX CUT   Shreve Holds Reductior Would Block Inflation

GOP Slashes Navy Budget 11 Per Cent   Committee Holds Fleet Efficiency Can Be Manitained

AVY FACING BUDGET CUT    House Committee Calls For Less Personnel, Fewer Shore Bases

40,000 MAY BE LET OUT UNDER PROPOSED CUTS   House Group Feels Fleet’s Efficiency Wouldn’t Be Hurt By Program

FORCES MIGHT HAVE TOBE CUT 40,000   House Committee Chops Down Money Asked by Truman

Appropriations Committee Recommends Cut :of 11 — Per Cent in Navy's” “Budget

’Reduction of Planned ‘Strength By 40,000 Men, Officers Seen in Slash Voted Bv House Committee

1] Per Cent Cut In Navy Budget  Recommended May Require 40,000 Cut in Personnel; Research Untouched

House Body Cuts ‘IR Navy Budget   11 Per Cent Stash In Funds Recommended

Amount Is Cut By 11 Per Cent   House Committee Says New Figure Adequate

40,000 Slash Seen in Officers, Men   11 Percent Reduction Will Not Sacrifice Efficiency aft Elect. Group Says 

House Group Lops Budget 11 Per Cent   Committee Suggests Personnel Reduction, Closing of Bases to Hold Down Expenses

Ciutin Navy Budget Favored   House Committee Wants 1] Per Cent Reduction; Urges Economy

Navy Budget Cut Recommended by House Committee   11 Percent Slash Calls For Reduction in Personnel, Bases

Navy's Budget Cuf 11 Per Ceni House Group   Strength of Navy and Marine Corps May Be Reduced by 40,000 Officers and Men

11 PERCENT NAVY FUND CUT ASKED   Committee Recommendation Might Reduce Strength By 40,000  TESTIMONY IS HEAVY

Favor Cut hi Navy . Funds _   House Appropriations Committee Says Slash Need Not Impair’ . Efficiency of Fleet

11 Pet. Cut In Navy's Budget For Year 1948   Sharp Reduction In Personnel Strength Likely To Be Result.

Committee Asks Cuts in 1948 U.S. Navy Budget   May Force Navy To Cut Strength By 40,000 Men

11 Per Cent Navy Budget Cut Recommended By Committee   House Appropriations Group Action May Necessitate Reducins Planned Strength By 40,000 Officers, Men

Eleven Per Cent Cut Recommended   Senate Republican Leaders Seek Action on Tax Measure

Todav In Coneress   House Group Recommends 11 Per Cent Slash In Navy's Budget; GOP Leaders Check To See If Can Beat Foes Of Income Tax Cut

NAVY'S BUDGET FOR 1948 GETS AXE IN HOUSE   11. Percent Cut Signals Reduction of 40,000 Men, {Including Marines

11 Per Cent Cut Made In Navy Budget   May Require Reducing Strength Of Fleet And  Marine Corps By 40,000 Testimony Disclosed

1] Per Cent Cut in Navy Budget Is Recommended   House Appropriations Committee Favors Heavy Reduction

House Group's Act May Bring Cut in Strenath   Over 377 Million Lopped from Amount Requested by Service

Committee Would Slash Navy Budget   $377,518,200 Cut From Appropriations Sought By Truman; Reductien In Personnel Suggested

Would Slash Navy Budget 11 Per Cent.   May Force to Cut in Planned Navy, Marine Strength

thon May 40,000 Fewer Sailors   RETRENCHMENT   Lops 377 Million Off Truman R t; Debate to Be Next Week

Proposed Budget Slash May Force Navy, Marine Cut   Might Result in Reducing Personnel Strenath 40 000

Temperatures   House Group Calls on Navy To Cut Costs 11 Per Cent; Involves 40,000 Personnel  ‘Committee Claims Economy Won't ‘Hurt Fleet's Efficiency; Lower  Ceerliian Day Allauryrsncac Fawvarad

377 MILLIONS CHOPPED OFFI HOUSE REPORT   Reduction in Personnel, Closing of Some Shore Establishments Proposed

Committee Would Reduce Force 40,000   Reduction In Personnel Mandatory

House Group Cuts Funds Drastically   Solons Say Efficiency Of Fleet Will Not Be Sacrificed

1] PER CENT TRIMMED OFF NAVY REQUEST   House Committee Say: Reduction Not to Hurt Efficiency

Big Cut In Navy Budget  Favored   Strength Of Corps Must Be Slashed Under Program

House Group Would Cut Appropriation’ for Navy by 11 Pet   Committee Recommenda tions and “Testimony  Made Public Today

FAVOR BiG CUT OF 11 PER CENT INNAVY BUDGET   House Appropriations Body’s Recommendatior May Reduce Strength

11 PER CENT NAVAL CUT IS REQUESTED   Slash of 40,000 Men and Officers May Be Necessary)

Committee On Budget Wants 11 Per Cent Cut   Might Result In Reducing Strength Of Navy, Marines By 40 000 Men

Navy Program Slashed Heavily By House Grour   REDUCTION IN FORCE IS NECESSARY IF CUT VOTED

{1 Per Cent Cut In Navy Budget Recommended  a I ea   House Committee Proposes Slash For 1948

11 Percent  Navy Fund Cut Asker   House Committee Plan May Involve 40,000 Personnel Slash.

GROUP URGES 11 PERCENT CUT IN NAVY BUDGET   Proposed Plan Would Force 11,000 Reduction of Officers, Men

Plannel Strength of Navy anc Marine Corps May. Become Necessary   PRESIDENTS REQUESTS ~~ ————— SLICED BY MILLIONS

11 Percent Cut In Navy Budget is Recommended   Slash Would Necessitate Dropping Of 40,000 OFicere And Men.

House Proposes $377 Million Be Cut From Funds   Would Reduce Navy And Marines By 40,000 Men; Hearing Testimony Made Public

Hurley Chapter To Get Charter  Exchange Club Rites Set for Wednesday

Liquor Groups Pledge To Cut Use Of Grain   One Distiller Says Industry Should Shut Down

Use of Grain for Liquor to Be Reduced   Half of Distillers Agree to Conservation Plan

Distilleries Pledge Cut  In Grain Use   Industry Leader Suggests Closing

Une Distiller Proposes Shut-Down Of Industry  Half of Industry Pledges To Cut Use of ; Grain.

TOP DISTILLER READY T0 HALT ALI. GRAIN USE   Half Of Industry Said Pledged To Reduce Operations

Industry-Wide _ Shutdown Asked By Big Company   Emergency May Last Four To 10 Months; Beer Makers To Confer Today On Conservation Measures

One Firm Asks Full Shutdown Of Industry   Company Declares Proposed Reduction Is Not Sufficient   CONFERENCE HELD   SOMFE WHEAT USED

FULL CLOSING SUGGESTED BY ONE CONCERN   Expect Plan Will Save 2,500,000 Bushels Of Grain Per Month

DISTILLERS AGREE: TO USE LESS GRAIN IN MAKING LIQUOR   Half of Industry Pledges Co Operation in Save-Feod.”. Drive—One Firm Aske.  Complete Shutdown.            WHISKY STOCKS AMPLE  TO MEET THE DEMAND   Government Officiats Study, Ways to Help Feed Europe ©  Without Increasing Prices at Home.

\Complete Shutdown Urged During Food Emergency By [Large Distilling Combine

No More Wheal Will Be Used During Crisis   One Big Company Calls for Complete Shutdown of Plants

FIL! SBIITNOWN FOR YEAR ASKED BY PUBLICKER   Food Study Committee     Believes Step to Save ~ Fourth of Truman Goal

Australia Moves to Place Before U. N. Council Indonesian Dispute

Indonesian War  To Go Before UN   Australia Moves to Present Dispute to Council

Boy Who Looked Like Ape Changed To Normal by Plastic Operation -

 Leaves Hospital ‘Delighted? With New Face  Surgery On Ape Boy’s Features Is Success

House’ Roll Call Vote  Approves Recommended Reduction In Ag Fund

Budget Slash Faces Test in House Battle   Vote Expected on Agriculture Bill Sometime Wedaesdav

Farm Finance Cut Wins Hirst Round   Committee Is Uphelx In First Action On Department Bill

Economy Backers Win First Round   Procedure in Trimming Re: ¢- quested Agriculture Funds Upheld   BILL TO VOTE LATER   Sabath Tells G.O.P. House Members They Are Committing Party Suicide

Economy Bloc Is Facing Major Test in House   Rep. Sabath Declares Republican Support f: ‘Political Suicide’

BLAST IS FATAL TO GAS WORKER      Supply To Big Michigar   Industries Cut Off  By Explosion

Gas Explosion Kills One at Temple, Cuts Off Supplies to Seven Cities

 BACK TO LOCAL LEVEL——  Ball Bil! To Alter Pattern Of Collective Bargaining

‘Local Bargaining’ Bill Prepared For Congress Scrutiny   Author Ball Says He'll Introduce Measure in House Monday

Ball Bill Seeks Change In Collective Bargaining  Would Put It Back On a Local Level

Bill Would Ban Industry-Wide Union Contracts   Senator Ball Proposes ‘Local Level’ Basis; Labor Hits Back

Ball Presents Bargaining Bill  Would “Pretty Much   Would “Pretty Much Prohibit Bargaining on Industry-Wide Basis

Localize Labor Disputes, Outlaw Closed Shop-Ball  Offers Proposal to “ak   Offers Proposal to Do Away With Tieup: Of Whole Industries

Senator Ball Drafts Third Labor Bill   Designed to Place Collective Bargaining On Local Level

Court Plans Karly Ruling  For Folsom   Will Determine Whether Legislature Can Name In- terim Committees

Condon-Wadlin Bill Is Passed At Historic Assembly Session      One of Most Hotly Contested Measures in Recent Years Provides Turmoil; Dewey Reported Insistent Regardless of Political Import on His Future Career

Marble Back of Measure to Outlaw Public Employe Strikes in N. Y.; Lower House Sends Bill to Governor

Dewey Will Risk  Political Future,  Sign Sirike Bill Plan Outlawing Stoppages  By Public Workers Passed 92-54 hy State Senate Vele

POLA EXODUS IS IN FULL SWING   Everything Italian Is Being Removed From Transferred City      EVEN TAKING BODIES

RICK’ WARNS AGAINST REDS   Former Air Ace Says Unless Communism Is Stopped War Can Be Expected

John W. Hedges Died In Hospital  Was Well Known  Akron Business Man

PRICES DROP IN  GRAIN MARKET   Presidential Request Causes Heavy Selling

TO CLOSE PROGRAM   Lawrence School Musicians  to Appear in Hoch, Einiday Evening

News Behind The News  Copgright Mella Aevspuper syodieste   SALINAS By Kay Tucher  Ranid Ciry SDS

EX. SERVICE MEN. LAND. NON VETERANS MAY SIGN UP FOR. TWO WEEKS TRAIN.  ‘ING TRIPS 

Measure Outlawing Closed Shop Sent Back to House   Amendment Must Be Approved For Final Passage

WHEAT TO STAY SHORT FOR 1947   World Pinch  Expectec To Continue Even Into 1948

One Talks . And Names Six Others   All Surrender Voluntarily To Police Chief

Seven Being Held In Lynch Attempt   FBI Credited With Gaining Evidence To Implicate Mob Members [In Abduction

SEVEN OF LYNCH MOB IDENTIFIED   FBI Gets Confession Which Implicates Others

KILLS 5: HUNT ON FOR PILOT   C-45 Burns After Windsor Spill; Other In East

CALL SWIMMER IN HEARING ON WAR CONTRACTS   Howard Hughes and Henry Kaiser Named In ‘Lavish’ Inquiry

Girls 50 To Hughe:  . Shows   Who Went n Those War t “Junkets” ery Well Paid

HUGHES CUNTRAGT QUIZ CONTINUES   Young Women Tell abou Lavish Parties Given for Contractor.

Hollywood ‘Lovelies Given ‘$100 Per Evening To Attend Hughes’ Parties

New York and Hollywood Lovelies Paid $100 Night To Attend Hughes’ Parties

Propose 34% Cut For Treasury and 1% for Postoffice  Former’s Deficiency Will Be Reduced by Refunds, Drawbacks

Budget Slashes Asked in House Supply Measure   Committee Votes To Cut Money For Departments

Third Lopped Off ‘Amount Sought To Run Treasury  _ Post Office Docked ~ Only One PerCent « . By House Committee

HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES BUDGET CUT   For Reduction in Treasury and Postoffice  Departments   FOR NEW FISCAL YEAR

Ree a a a aaa  House Committee Slashes 2 Department Appropriations

Committee Asks  Big Fund Slash  Postoffice, Treasury Department Budgets Recommended Cut

House Supply Measure Has  Budget Cuts   Committee Votes for Bill Cutting Treasury Funds 34 Per Cent; Postoffice Funds Also Pared

POSTOFFICE AND TREASURY DEPT. FUNDS SLASHED   Budgets Will Be Reduced for Both Agencies Under Committee Action

Budget Slashes Affect Treasury And P. O. Depts.   First Departmental Supply Bill Sent House Floor Since GOP Won Control

ve For Two otes Budget   . Appropriations Commit: tee Slashes ‘Treasury: Post: office Monev. ©”

Whacking of Budget Gets Under Way   34 Per Cent Is Trimmed Off of Treasury Budget

CUT PROPOSED TREASURY FUNI   Slash Appropriation 34 Per Cent Below Budget Estimates

Budget Cut of 34 Per Cent  Recommended   For Treasury Dept. One Per Cent For Postoffice Dept.

Treasury,  Post Office Funds Cut   House Republicans Start Slashing Truman's Requests

Cuts are Voted By House Group   Slash Budgets For Two Departments

House Votes Cuts In Two Departments   Slices Budget For Treasury,  Post Office

DEPARTMENT CUTS GIVEN HOUSE OKAY   Treasury, Postoffice Department Budgets Get Official Axe

DEEP SLASH IN TREASURY FUNDS VOTED   First Departmental Budget Sent House By Committee

Budgets for Two Agencies Slashed   Treasury, Postoffice Departments Are Hit

Budget Reductions Are Voted for Two Departments  Treasury to Be Cut 34 Per Cent Under Bill’s Terms

Propose Big Cut in Funds of Treasury  *Budget Slashed 34 Per Cent in Bill 

Treasury  Fund Slashed   House Group Votes Reduction of 34 Per Cent In Budget

GROUP IN HOUSE SLASHES FUNDS FOR 2 AGENCIES   Favored Budget Cuts Woulc Strike At Treasury And Post Office Grants

Treasury Budget Sharply Reduced  Postoffice Askings Trimmed <i lahtly

Treasury Dept. Appropriation Cut One Third   House Committee Finishes Work on First Money Bill

ltaly’s Debt to U. S: Is Reduced by About Billion Dollar:   Major Step Is Taken to Restore Normal Peacetime Economic, Finance Relations Between Nations

Claims Against ltaly Cancelled by U.S. Orders   Is Step In Rehabilitation Of Country

Can Man ‘Ly Faster Than Sound?— Report Sonic Barrier Pierced   But Army Officer Says Report Has "No Foundation’ 

Say Plane Flew Faster Than Sound   Experimental Rocket Craft  Pierces Sonic Barrier

XS-1 Surpasses Speed of Sound      Magazine Says Army’s Experimental Rocket Craft Pierced Sonic Barrier on Several Occasions.

Report U.S. Experimental Rocket © Shio Has Flown Faster Than Sound.

PLANE'S SPEED EXCEEDS SOUND   Rocket Craft Pierces Sonic Barrier On Seyeral Occasions

Bell XS-1 Said To Have Pierced Sonic Barrier  Cant Charlee Yaene   Capt. Charles Yaeger And Test Pilots Credited With Feat

American Plane Reported to Have Flown Faster Than Sound   Belt XS-1, Recket Croft, Said to Hove Crecked Sanie Barrier Several Times Dusing Post Month

ROCKET’ PLANE OUTZIPS SOUND   Two Reports Say That U.S Craft Accomplishes Feat

iy, S. PLANE REPORTED 70 HAVE FLOWN FASTER THAN SGUND BY MAGAZINE

‘Air Force Rocket Ship Has Flown Faster Than Sound, Aviation Magazine Reports

Report Plane Flies Faster Than Sound. Aviation Magazine Declares U.S. XS-

SUPERSONIC SPEED ATTAINED?  XS-I In Test Runs At Muroc. Air Base

Army Denies It Has Crackec Sonic Barrier   Flying at 70,000 Feet Also Reported in. Maeazine Article

Skill of Pilots Save. $20,000,000 Plane   Six Crewmen Hurt as - They Leave Ship By Parachute

AAF’s B-36 Saved ‘By  Pilot’s Skill   ‘Nurtes Huge’ Ship To Landing After Damace In Flight

$20,000,000 Saved  Pair Land Biggest Bomber After Rest of Crew Bail Out

Army Air Forces’ Greatest Liner Landed Safely After Landing GearFails To Work

Army's $20,000,000 B-36 Saved Through Extremely Skillful Efforts of Her Test Pilots

World’s Largest  Bomber Damiaged   Huge B-36 Emergency Landed After Disvoring Men.

Pilots Land Giant Bomber Safely; Six Injured in Jumping   Cracked Landing Gear Necessitates Emergency Landine

SAFE TO FLY ANOTHER DAY — ‘Test Pilots Nurse Crippled Air Giant to Smooth Landing

‘Wonderful Skill Of Test Pilots Saves New B-36   $20,000,000 Plane Able To Carry Bomb To Any Point On Globe

Washington. — UP) — Quotations from Premdent ‘fruman’s message to congress today re~ questing military and financial ma for Greece and Turkey:   WORLD SITTATION

Truman Veto of Tax Bill Goes to ess: Friday            LSE Override ems Certain; Senate ‘Doubtful

TRUMAN'S VETO OF TAX BILL SET FOR TOMORROW   House Is Expected to Override within 2 Hours

White House Says Message Ready Friday   ‘Speaker Joseph Martin Predicts House Will Override Veto Within Two Hours.

Dodger Ace Blows Up Tn Fifth. Inning   Greatest World Series Crowd Sees Favorites Score. All Runs On Three Hits In Single Frame

Yanks Win 5to3  In Series Opener  Pour All Runs Across in Fifth As Branca Blows Sky High _  Score by innings: Renanblws SAT

Yankees Take tirst Contest Of Series 5-3   Greatest Crowd In History ‘Sees Brooklyn Ace  Blow Up

All-Time Record Crowd at Series Opener Sees Brooks Outhit Foe But Lose 5 to 3

BROOKS, 5-3, IN SERIES OPENER   Record Crowd See: Yanks Chase Branca With 5 in Fifth

BrancaBlows Up In5th To Lose Contest   Record Throng Of 73,365; Brooklyn Outhita Foes, 6-4

Yankees: Whip Brooklyn 5-3 In First Tilt   Big Fifth Frame Provides Yank Runs And Chases Branca Before Largest Series Crowd

YANKS WIN, 3-3, FROM DODGERS AS BRANCABLOWS UF   New York, Held Hitless fo First Four Innings, Scores All Its Runs in the Fifth   RECORD SERIES CROWD OF 173,365 ON HAND   /Brooldyn Outhits Winners, Six Blows to Four, but One  Lapse Costs Them Open ine Series Game.

Branca Routed in Wild Fifth Inning; Shea  Is Winner.  73,365 SEE GAME   Reynolds Slated to Face Lombardi in Mound , Duel Today. .

KINGDOM: COAL SENT IN SHIPS   Howling Seas Menace Relief Shipments Dispatched To London

Dimout Area For Britain Is Extended   Now Includes All of Scot land and Wales, on Account of Fuel Shortage

Army, Navy Join Race ToMoveCoal AsPower  System Falters In Crisis

CABINET MEETS; MAY TAKE MORE DRASTIC STEPS   Battle To Avert Complete Power System Breakdown

Blizzards Intensify Situation   Army, Navy Aid in Fight. To Avert Total Collapse.

Britain Faces Dimout Order   "New Blizzards Strike Across Empire; Life Of Nation Is Said Threatened

All England Hit By Grave  Fuel Crisis   Blizzards Make Coal Move ment Almost Impossible; Power Dimout Decreed

British Extend Fuel Restrictions   Army and Navy Join Workmen in Efforts to Obtain Coal Quickly

38 Coal Ships Move Toward  Cold London   Army and Navy Expedite Transport Of Precious Fuel

POWER CRISIS ENCOMPASSES ALL ENGLAND   Dimout. Extended to - Whole of English Mainland ~ ..;

Army Aets In British Fuel Crisis   Joining Transport Workers in Race to Move Millions of Tons of Coal Fast

Senate Leader To Oppose Slash In Defense Fund   19 House Democrats Urge Delay Until After ‘Big 4’ Meet

Vandenberg Leading Cealition To Prevent Cut in Defense Fund   Michigan Solon’s Stand Spurs Drive To Scuttle Huge GOP Reduction; Truman Prospectus May Be Shaved $414 Billion

Writers Visit Strikebound China College   Two Correspondents Talk With Undergraduates at Chinese College in Peiping Scene of Violence.

Newsmen Held at Gun Point As Chinese Students Cower   Two Injured, One Deac In Rioting at Peiping

Writers Held Up At Gunpoint by Chinese Youths  Secret Agents Were Qutcside nf Colledne

Writer Describes Student Hysteria in China’s Law College   Students Cowed, Two of Group Near Death as Result of Clash

Parole Of Four Members Of Capone Gang Termed ‘Unusual’ By Hoffman

Paroles Granted to Members of Capone  Mob ‘Most Unusual   Head of Congressiona Committee Comments as _*-Hearing Recesses

"Most Unusual’ Says Sub-Committee Chairman—  Parole of Capone Gang Members Will Be Searched

Legislature Increases Pace... .  Adjournment Race Gets Underway With Passage Of Money, Labor Bills

Solons’ WorkUp To Peak   Pressure Is Put Or To Get An Early  Adjournmnt

Legislators Rest After Passing Record Measures   Week Saw Passage of Appropriations Bill And Labor Measure

Charge Profits On Lend-Lease   Harvest Reaped on Hardware: Ferguson

CHARGES HICH SALES PROFITS   Senator Ferguson Hits Buying for Lend-Lease

RADIO NEENED TO PUT OVER EUROPEAN Ald   VOICE OF AMERICA PROGRAM BACKED IN WASHINGTON

SEEK 10 Tle BROADCASTS TO AID PLAN      Senate-House Committee Drafting Proposal to Expand “Voice of America” Program as Part of Marshall Plan.

Motion To Give Cities Bigger Slice Of Liquor Profits Also Entered

TWO ACQUITTED OF VOTE FRAUD    THREE OTHERS INDICTED AT . KANSAS CITY ON TRIAL— ~  "GHOST" VOTES AD . . MITTED

Slash In Arms Facing Defeat At UN Sessiorx      mall Nations Claim Ne  ; Real Effort Is. Made  By Big Powers To Enforee Limit

Virtually No Progress in Prospect, However—lIssue Certain to Go Before General Assembly After September 16.

ee ee  OUTLOOK ON WORLD ARMS CUT GLOOMY   UNO Action On Limitations Reaches Deadlock

TRUMAN PLANS PROMPT ACTION ON REDUCTION   Final Ballot Fails To Meet Total ° To Override

U.S. Charged With Stalling On Arms Cut   Claimed by Russia, But Americans Firm For Atomic Priority

Soviets Charge U.S. Stalling On Arms Slash   Americans Firm On Demand A-Bomb Action Come First

U. S. Is Stalling on Arms Reduction, Russia Charge:   Gromyko Accuses America of Trying to Delay Action as Full-Scale Debate on Proposals Opens Before Security Council—U,. 8. Delegates Stand Firm on Demand That Control of Atomic Energy Must Come First.

U. S. Firm On Atomic Curbs Before Arms Cut  Gromyko Accuses Americans Of   Gromyko Accuses Americans Of Stalling On Whole Reduction Question

REDS SAY U.S. 'STALLING’ = United States Stands Firm On Demand For UN Atomic Contro

Russia Critical Of U. 5. Attitude On Atomic Energy Control   TRIESTE QUESTION ‘CONFRONTS UN TODAY

Murder Charge On Boonville Inmate, 17   Coroner's Jury Says 14-Year-Old Was Stranaled

FOUR ATTACK GUARD, FLEE LIMA HOSPITAL   Men Don Civilian Clothes Ir Making Their Escape

200 DEAD FOUND IN TORN TOWN   Officials Believe Danger Of Further. Blasts In ~*-* Spanish City Over

Fires In Cadiz ~ Now Reported Under Contro   Battle Against Flames Continued For More Than Thirty-Four Hours   HUNDRED BODIES TAKEN FROM DEBRIS

FIND 200 BODIES. IN CADIZ DEBRIS   Rescuers Continue Search Expecting to Recover Many More

GFFICIALS DISCOUNT RUMOF  MORE THAN 1,000 WERE KILLED IN SPANISH, "PpoRT

Bandits Grak $100,000   Texas Thieves Slug Guard and Rifle Safety Denosit Boxes

Limit Tickets To Royal Wedding  Newsreet Tefesicinn.   Newsreel, Television, Radic: Broadcasters Berred From Cerenceny

Limit Tickets To Royal Wedding   Newareet, Television, Radia Breadcosters Barred Front .Ceremony

British Rap Proposal to Cede Cyprus           ‘Washington'Suggestion Greeted With Surprise And. Disappointment:

Say Half Rate Will Provide $148 Million   Taxpayers Group Gives Views on State Finances

FIFTY FIREMEN HURT INN. Y. PIER BLAZE   $5,000,000 Fire Destroys Grace Line Berths

Jap Election Is Ordered By MacArthur   Displaced Japs Move Eastward   Unemployment Is Increasing   Florida Newspaper To Start Facsimile Reproduction Soon

SUSPENDED SENTENCE IVEN MRS. INGALiS      California Socialite Ordcred To Pay 36.000 To Maid She Held Jon Slaverc

Mrs. Ingalls Put On Probation  Fined $2,500; Must Make Restitution

MRS. INGALLS FINED $2.500   Given Suspended Sentence Placed on Probation In :  Slavery Conviction

STAVERY GASF ~ PENALTY EASED   Woman Fined Must Pay Maid $6000 For Long Servitude

Mrs. Ingalls Put On Probation, Fined $2,900   Also Must Pay $6,000 To Woman ‘Enslaved ;’ Jail Term Suspended

Mrs. Ingalls Fined on Slavery Charge  Lar e Neten )  Dacdidating   Must Make Restitution To Negro Maid

THE LEGION AND AUXILIARY   Will Hold Their Annual Family Party Next Wednesday.

SURPRISE MISCELLANEOUS  BRIDAY SHOWER GIVEN” <2 NSS ANALE BEUMER

KIDNAPED CHILD FREED UNHARMEL   Seaman Gives Up; Claims He's Her Daddy

Seaman Surrenders on Kidnap Charge and Delivers Unharmed Child to Authorities

DOUGHTON ASKS TAX CUT. DELAY   LIGHT ON FOREIGN COMMITMENTS SHOULD COME FIRST, LAWMAKER SAYS.

Tax Expert Warns Of Foreign Needs Now Facing U.    Revenue-Slashing Fight in Congress Seen; Big Standby Fund Sought

Doughton Says Slow On Tax Cut  Fight When Congress Returns Is Predicted

DOUGHTON CAN'T SEE TAX SLASH AS SURE THING   Veteran Lawmaker Poses Question of Foreign Commitments—How Much?

Tax Reduction Hinges on U.S. Aid to Europe   Rep. Doughton’s Caution Sign Forebodes New Ranle

Attitude Of ‘Go Slow’ On Tax Cutting   House Demo Leader Says Real Battle Is In The Makina.

GOP Congress  Slow On Taxes   ‘Rep. Dougkton,. Who Supported Other Move's,: Says World Situation ~  ‘Changes Outlook”. ~

Veteran Lawmaker  Forecasts Battle  Doughton Raises ‘Go Slow’ Sign * Ahead of GOP Cut Pronositione

Federal Seizure As Last Resort   Government To First Look For Another  Formula,

UNION, COMPANY REJECT OFFER TO END STRIKE   Schwellenbach Irked by Re fusal to Arbitrate Dispute

Labor Secretary Shows Anger After Plan to End Stcppage Meets With Rebuff

Phone Offer ls Rejected   Disappointed Conciliators Stert Hunt For New Formula To Settle Strike

Rummage Over Schwellenbach Shattered Plan  Consider Seizure — As a Last Resort ©

Seek New Plan In Phone Strike   Schwellenbach Refuses To Give Up Hope of Getting Agreement

COMPANY, UNION REBUFF PLAN T0 END PHONE STRIKE  GOVERNMENT SEIZURE  IS STILL CONSIDERED ONLY AS LAST RESORT

Continue Efforts To Find  Telephone Peace Formule   Both A.T.&T. And Union Turn Down Schwellenbach Compromise Proposals; Covernment Delays Seizure Action

WAY TO END PHONE STRIKE      Conciliators Search for Formula in Replies of Union and A. T. & T. in Rejecting Schwellenbach’s Plan.

Seek Anothe Way To End Phone Strike   Seizure Only  Last Resort OF   Seizure Only Last Resort Of Administration

SPURN PLAN TO END STRIKE OF PHONE WORKERS   Disappointed Gov't. Conciliators Seek New Formula To Settle Nation wide   Tieup.

New Phone Peace Pian Is Sought   g U.S. Conciliators Probe Ruins of Rejected Formula-Seizure Unlikely

NEW FORMULA IN TELEPHONE STRIKE SOUGHT   Government Seizure Still Held As Last Resort in Extended Dispute

Plan New Move  For Settlement  Of Phone Strike   Seizure Seen Last Resort; Schwellenbach Attempt Rejected By Both Sides

EFFORT TO END PHONE TIEUP.IS - BEING RENEWED   But  There's’ Noo Immediate Signs: of Settlement Alter ’ -: Blon: Fizzles -

No Agreement Reached In Phone Strike   Secretary of Labor’s Formula  To Settle Telephone Strike Is Rejected Yesterday by Both Sides.

U.S, PLAN FAILS IN PHONE FIGHT   Schwellenbach Blasts Bott Sides For Rejecting Bid

Vallace Turns His Guns on Churchill, Says Briton Not Fighting for Peace

\Henry Wallace Denies \He’s ‘Crypto-Commie’   “Tt Am A Progressive Tory,’ He Fells Norway Audience In Reply To Churchill

Wallace Derides Churchill for Private Opinion   British Leader Think: Wallace Is ‘Crypto Communist’

Senator Capehart Says Russia Is Preparing For War; Asks Increased Production To Check Ageression

State Ends Year With Finances fn Fine Condition   Despite Increased Costs The Surplus Fund  Ly Goer

INCOME TAX BRINGS UP INCOME  State Spends More In Fiscal Year, Winds Up With Increase

NO NEUTRALS MGTIO ASKED. ~ BY STATESMAN   . §. PROPOSAL BY = MAR. SHALL IS UNPRECEDENTED \. IN HISTORY OF WEST:   : ERN WORLD

U.S. Proposes All Americas Resist Attacker   Solidarity Set-Up ls Unprecedented In Hemisphere History

Bloody Engagements Are Fought in  Jerusalem’s Streets   Jews and Arabs Shoot It Out Within Sight of Hely Sepulcher: Death Toll Is Highest for Sinacle Day

BATTLES RAGE IN HOLY LAND; 33 MORE DEAD   Bloody Engagement Is Fought In Streets Of Jerusalem

Jews And Arabs Shoot It Out   Twenty-four Are Killed In Bloody Engagements

Jews and Arabs Continue Strife In Shooting War   Death Toll in Whole Middle East Mounts 4 To 280

Jews and Arabs Battle in Haifa And Jerusalem   24 hilled in Fighting In Palestine Areas; Arabs Ringing Nation

March 15 Goal Set For House Labor Measure  Republican Claims 20% Tax Cut

Committees Work On New  Labor Laws   Congressional Committees Work To Get New Statutes on Books’ Before March 31 Deadline.

Secondary Boycott In Electric Goods Hikes Costs 500%  Charges Laid Before Solons Working on Labor Leaislation

Today's Acts, Talks in National Capital Summarized by A. P   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

House and Senate. Committeés Working to Get Laws Inta Immediate Shape   MARCH 15 IS SET AS... TARGET DATE FOR BIL!

Mareh 15 Set As Labor Bill  Target Date   House Group Deadline For Legislation Seeks Action Before Miners Can Strike Again

VOLUNTEERS HOLD LOSS TO $35,000   Save Endangered Section Despite Bitter Cold and Strong Wind

 Late News Bulletins  Lie Detector Tests Clear ‘Massillon Hospital Nurses

Situation In Britain Gets Worse   Economie Crisis Has ‘Socialists Hanging on Ropes

Pai Hurley Spurns Presidency Sunpori   Economic Collapse Of Britain ls Seen As Result OF Crisis °.

Trial Slated For Thyssen   Former Steel King Aided Nazis. Charre

NEW YORK NEWSPAPER SAYS CONFESSION OF SABOTAGE MADE._TO IN.  a TELLIGENCE OF ‘ FICERS 

SPY CONFESSES NORMANDIE FIRE   Nazis Tells Of Giving Signal To Apply Torches To Big Troopship

ADMITS SETTING NORMANDIE FIRE   Former N.Y. Hairdresser And German Spy Tells Of Plot

Branca Fades In Sth After Flashy Start   DiMaggio Single Starts Bronx Barrage Against Bums’ Ace Hurler

“Jemovrowus Aeadlines “Jeday MOTHER SQ85 AS DAUGHTER TESTIFIES AGAINST HER IN SAN DIEGO TRIAL ON SLAVE CHARGE

FRANCO PAVES WAY FOR KING   Monarchy Again Proclaimed In Decree Dispatched  to Parliament

SEEKS TO BRING BACK MONARCHY   Biil Sponsored by Franco Proeiaims Spain a Kingdom — Measure Provides for Royal Succession,

RESTORATION OF MONARCHY   Retains His Power and Reserves Right to Name Successor

FRANCO PLOTS RESTORATION OF MONARCHY   Retains His Power and Reserves Right to Name Successor

Teachers Plan  Strike Monday   Buffalo Schools To Close Unless Definite Prom-_ ise Is Made.

Report Truman Looks For New Cabinet Mar   Indications Clinton P. An derson, Of Cabinet To Become Democratic Chairman   SEE INDICATION TRUMAN TO ‘RUN

ANDERSON SHIFT TO NEW JOB SET   Backed By Truman To Take Over Hannegan Post.

PRESIDENT SEEKS NEW AG SECRETARY   Move Interpreted as Sure Sign Truman to Run Again

Future Telescope To Use Radio Wave:  Mt. Palomar Scope Last to Use Light

Armed Forces Getting Too Slim. President Says   Calis for Department Of National Defense; May Ask Draft Extension

Cites Need For Maintenance Of Armed Forces  Draft Exten Indi eas A Necessity

Democratic Ranks Split Affer Truman Refuses OPA Revival   Issue May Be Topic Of 1946 Campaign For White House Job

Trumans Retuctance To Restore Controls Causes Split In Demo Ranks

Leader Says Truman’s Program “Cut Ground” From Under Congressional Group;.Pepper Says Controls Needed

New Tax Cui Effort Wins Supporters   Doughton And Mills Switch Committee Vote

REPR  ISALS PALESTINE AT NEW PEAK   Grenades Tossed Into Wreckage, Coaches Raked by Fire

UNDERGROUND BLASTS. TRAIN ~ IN PALESTINE   ‘REPORT JEWISH EXTREMISTS _ HURLED HAND GRENADES INTO WRECKAGE AFTER ‘THE DISASTER

French Airliner Is Forced To Land  In Mediterranean   Report 36 Passengers Rescued By Spanish Steamer Off Cartharce. Tunisia

PLANE DOWN — OFF AFRICA   FRENCH AIRLINER FORCED DOWN AND ALL ON BOARD REPORTED SAVED

SOLONS HURL QUESTIONS AT PLANE MAKER   Brewster Welcomes Chance To Quiz Key Witness In Sensational Probe

HUGHES READY FOR SESSION WITH PROBERS   Says He'll Be ‘Most Happy’ To Repeat Charges Against Brewster

‘X-Ray Unit To Visit In County Dee. Ist to 6th  Dr. H. F. Boettger  Of County Health Unit  Iecnes Notice af Vicit

New Cabinet Sworn in By Greek Kine   Antl-Communist Government Led by Liberal

Foes of Reds Assume Rule Over Greece      Rehels Offered Amnesty By Sophoulis Liheral And Panpntlist Resime

Liberal Heads New Regime  For Greece   Sophoulis Sworn in as Premier by Former Greek Regent

TO FORM NEW GOVERNMENT   Greek Liberals-Populists End 37-Year  Pend

Jones Blamed In Rail Case   RFC ‘Holding Bag’ In Bankruptcy Step

Divorcee Promises Not:to Try to See Her 16-Y car-Old “Man” Again

Little Relief From Torrid Spell in Sight   Ask Governors To Aid Military Training Plans   Dayton Sends Divorcee Back to Tennessee

Divorcee Leaves High School Boy, Returns to Home   Promises Judge She Will Stay Away From Elopement Mate

SOVIETS REJECT ATOM PROGRAM   Gromyko Says It’s Too Much Like U. S. Plan

RUSSIA REJECTS U.N, ATOM PLAN   Turned Down Because Based on Program or vu. Ss.

Reds Refuse Atomic Setup   U. 8. Contre! Plan Balked as Expected

Atomic Control Plan  Rejected by Russia  Gromyko Reports Moscow Edict   Gromyko Reports Moscow Edict To U.N. Atomic Energy Body— Experts See Hope in Quota System

Baruch Plan   Experts. Believe, H: However, that Ultimate Agreement Will Be — Reached on Matter —

UN Group Hears Talk By Gromyko   Soviets Oppose Agency Based On Baruch Plan

AIR CHARGES AGAINST ITU   NLRB Opens First Hearing Of Unfair Practices By Labor Union

BLASTS UNDER RCA BUILDING   Series Of Explosions : Huge Transformer; No Casualties

Transformer Explodes Near RCA Building   Dense Smoke Issues From Sidewalk Vault; Other Blasts Heard

STEEL OUTPUT IS CURTAILED AS MORE THAN HALF OF SOFT ICOAL MINERS WALK OFF JOBS

OVER 217,000 MINERS IDLE   Number Involved in Walkout Mounts Despite Move To Return Men to Pits

Coal Miners’ Walkouts Cut Steel Output   Idle In Anthracite Strikes At 217.000 As Operators Confer

Some Return To Pits, Others Quit  Pennsy Hard Coal Miners Join Walkout

Steel Cutback Begins As Pit Walkout Grows   At Least 217,000 Miners Now Out in Protest: T. Now Law

Coal Mine Tieup  Is Curtailing  Steel Production 217,000 Workers  Remaining Away From Jobs

Production Of Steel  Is Already Lowered Coal Mine ‘Walkouts   Coal Mine ‘Walkouts Cause Reduction In Fuel Sunnliiec

217,000 COAL MINERS OUT; STEEL MILLS CUT ' BACK THEIR OPERATIONS

Program For School Health  In Legislature   Governor Wants $7,800,000 For Adeauate Care

Would Expand Health Program   Follow Up Care for Ailing School Children Is Proposed

When Congress Adjourned Politicians Started Work Markina Up Own Report Card:

Strike Ends At Refinery   Pure Oil Employees Get 14-Cent Increase

Kidnaped British Policemen Freed  Two Escape From Tawich Coantors

Kidnaped British Policemen Escape Jews Who Threaten to Hang Them

Oppose Dam Project on Cedar River   State Attorney Against Mos cow Dam at Federal Board Hearing’

Refused To Pay Welfare Royalty  Navy Officer Named Mangaer Of Mines

COAL CRISIS CHIEFS SLASH RADIO HOURS   Rising Temperatures Bring New Cheer To Britons

Escape Hinted By New Details   Witnesses Report Shot Was Fired Near Jail

BELIEVE NEGRO KIDNAP VICTIM ESCAPED DEATH   Officers Hope By Nightfall To Prove That Negro Taken From North Carolina Jail By Masked  Men Was Not Lynched,

—IRON CURTAIN  Balloting: Off Until Spring   FIGL DENIES RESIGNATION

Cutback In Appropriation: Needed To Make 4 1-2 Billion Senate Pledge  Se NARA   641 Million Cut In Fund Transfer   Republicans Use Cunning Tactics To Shave Spending By Truman

Danger From Communists’  Force Cited   Forrestal Reveuls 4. Naval Ships Sold Turks: More Asked

Congress Told Reds May Get Greek Control   Sending of U. S. Troops to Turkey and Greece Not _ Contemplated — Acheson Says America Must Give Assistance to Koreo

Uroes Quick Aid To Greece fo Halt Seizure by Reds   Turkey Buys 4 Mine Sweepers; Greeks Call for Ships

War and Navy Chiefs Urge Aid to Greece  Four Minesweepers   Four Minesweepers Already Sold to Turks, Forrestal Says

No Troops To Be Sent, Acheson Says   Four Mine Sweeper: Sent to Turkey, Forrestal Reveals

Patterson Asks  Congress to  Rush Greek Aid   Forrestal Says Four Ships Sold to Turks; Greece Seeks Vessels

PATTERSON CALLS GUERRILLA BANDS THREAT TO GREECE   Acheson Regards Russia as Only “Potential Aggreskor So Far as Turkey Is Concerned.”   SENDING OF YANKS TO AREA NOT PLANNED   Clayton Reveals That $250,000,000 of Sum Truman Has Asked Would Be Used for  Military _ Purposes.

SPEED NEEDED TO BLOCK REDS SAYS LEADERS   Forrestal Discloses Four Mine Sweepers  Already Sold to Turke;

Forrestal Says War Vessels Sold to Turkey   Acheson States U. S. Must Put More Money Into Korea

KNUTSON SAYS TAX ~ CUT ANSWER ‘NEAR’   Revision Of 20 Per Cen’ Plan Rumored Likely

Tax Slash Revision Reported   “Little Fellow” May Get 30% Reduction

Near Accord On Tax Bill   Revised Knutson Plan Would Give More Aid To Small Taxpaver

AGREEMENT NEAR ON TAX REDUCTION   26 Per Cent Stash for Low In: come Group Probable

Knutson Expects Early Agreement On Tax Reduction  Lowest Group Likely To Get 26 Per Cent DRoltef He Predicts

NEAR AGREEMENT ON TAX SLASHING   MAY REVISE BILL TO PROVIDE CUT OF 26” ON LESS THAN $1,000

Committee Nears  Agreement on  Tax-cutting Bill 26 Per Cent Cut  For Small Income Group Predicted

Knutson Reports Ona Plan for Greater Relief   26 Per Cent Cut Foy ‘Little Fellow’?

Knutson Says Agreement Is Near On Tax   Committee Chairman Says Revision of 20 Per Cent Cut Will Work Out for Many Taxpayers.

26 PER CENT CUT TO LOW BRACKETS   GOP Committee Member: Would Give Cut On  Income Tax.

GOP Accord on Tax Cuts Reported Near   Chairman Knutson Says Extra Relief for Small. “Taxpavers Is Plasned

GOP Drafts Revision Of Tax Reduction Bill   House-Committee ‘Near Agreement’ on Plan To Give Extra Relief to Small Taxpayers, Flat 20 Per Cent Slash Up to $300,000

Promise Low Incomes Most Tax Reduction   Republican Members of House Committee Favor 26 Per Cent Slash in Lowest Bracket

Agreement Is Reached Tentatively   Would Apply to Those With Incomes of $1,000 or Less —Others 20 Percent

Today In Congress   Republicans ‘Near Agreement’ On Knutson’s Income Tax Bill; Patterson Urges Senate To Approve Merger; Lewis Opposes Boyd

Kidnap Trial In Recess for Time   Defense Rests, Prosecution Asks Time to Prepare Rebuttal

DEFENSE RESTS IN KIDNAP CASE   >. C. District Judge Orders Recess for Rebuttal in Trial of Four Men

WLORS BOARD if 2 KILLED,      foals Shoves IIheal Immigrant VesKl Into Haifa

WILORS BOARD HIP: 2 KILLED, 5 INJURED   Flotilla Shoves Ilegal Immigrant Ves: vl Into Haifa

REMSEN FAMILY INJURED IN CRASH   Asmussen Car Wrecked In Collision At Intersection Near Remsen

REMSEN FAMILY ~INNURED IN CRASH   ‘Asmussen Car. Wrecked. tn Collision At Intersec‘tion Near’ Remsen “

Money Bills Snagged At End Of Year   Congress Comes To New Fiscot Year With U. S. Fimnences All Fouled Up

‘Lawmakers Turn Into Home Stretch  80th Congress Comes To End Of Fiscal Yea: With Its Financial Docket All ‘Fouled Up’

Today In Congress   Financial Docket All Fouled Up, But Sofons Confident Of Overcoming Most Hurdles On Way To Planned Adjournment On July 26

Republicans Have Pride in Record Of 80th Congress   Several Major. Bills Still Must Be Handled Before End of '  Seacton

Over Million Homes Predicted For 1947   Housing Expediter Appeals For Continuation Of Controls

5 Rail Unions Ask 30 P * C, Wage Raise.  350,000 Workers ” Would Be Affected

FIVE RAIL UNIONS _ASK 30 PT. RAISE   REPRESENT 34,00) WORKERS~ NEGOTIATIONS TO OPEN OCTOBER 7.

WAGE BOOST 1S SOUGHT BY RAILROADERS   Many Changes Sought By Unions in Rules  Long Ago Outmoded

Brotherhoods Ask 30 Pt Pay Raise on Nov. Ist   ‘Workmen Discontent ed  Says Warning Note Te The Carriers

RR UNIONS ASK PAY INCREASE   30 Per Cent. Boost, Rule: Changes Sought by Five Big Brotherhoods

Unified Arms Plan on Way, Congress Told   Truman Writes Note to GOP Leaders; Slow Action Due

Truman Advises GOP Leaders of Proposed Plans   Single Secretary of National Defense Would Head Setup

Merger Bill Presented To Congress   Truman Asks Renublicans To Pass It

Merger of Army And Navy Bill ls Submitted   . President Truman Sends to Congress Draft of Proposed Unification Bill!

Truman Sends Draft Of Unification Measure to Solons  Civilian Secretary  Would Be in Charae of Defense

Single Defense Chief Proposed   Truman Outlines Setup to Make Army, Navy, Air Forces Equal Departments

Cabinet Rank For Civilian Defense Chief  Plan Secretaries For Each Of Three Military Branches Under Top Man

Proposes Secretary Of Defense.   Branches To Have Secretary Apiece To Direct Activities

Measure Would Set Up National Defense Group  Troman Sende   Truman Sends Draft to Congress

President Sends Draft of Merger Bill to Congress  Truman Says Plan Will Bring Army-Navy Unity

President Sends Army and Navy Plan to Congress   Secretary of National Defense Would Be New Member of Cabinet

Congress Has Draft Of Arms Merger   Truman Proposal Would Kix Defense Under Civilian Head

PRESIDENT ‘ASKS FOR ONE CABINET MEMBER TO HEAD ARMY, NAVY AND AIR‘ FORCE OF FUTURE .

‘Truman Forwards Arms ‘Merger Bill To Congress   Legislation Would Set Up Defense Unit Under Civilian Secretary in Cabinet

TRUMAN SENDS ROUGH DRAFT   Suggested Measure Would Set Up Single Defense Department 2 Services.

Proposed Bill Would Let Civilian Secretary Head U. S. National Defenses

President Sends Congress. Draft-Of Measure Callmg » For Armed Forces ‘Merger’

al ess  Asks Cone lor Merger of  Armed Forces   Draft of Legislation Proposes Three Equal Departments for Air, Ground and Sea

BOTH HOUSES GET MESSAGE FROM TRUMAN   Proposed Bill Would Authorize Cabinet Defense Post

ruman Wants rmed Forces nder  Head   Would Establish New Cah ‘4net Member-National De fense Secretary.

Truman Sends Congress Plan  For Merger   President Gives Plan To  Unify All Armed Forces Under One Secretary of Cabinet Rank.

Draft Of Proposed Bill Calling For Unification Of Forces Submitted By President Truman—Would Set Up National Defense Establishment Under Civilian Secretary With Cabinet Status—Each Branch Would Have Directing Head

UNIFICATION OF ARMED FORCES 1 PALIEN FNP   President Truman Sent te Congress a Draft of the . Proposed Bill.   A NATIONAL DEFENSE   This Establishment Would Be Set Up Under a Civilian Secretary.

President Submits Army-Navy Unity Plan to Congress   Calls for Unification Under : Secretary of National Defense

Military Unification Bill Sent to Congress   President Truman Submits Draft of Proposed Measure and Urges Its Enactment; Would Place National Defense Under Single Cabinet Officer

Army-Navy Merger Bill To Congres:   President Proposes Civilian of Cabinet Rank to Head New U.S. Defense Satin

UNIFICATION PLANS SENT BY PRESIDENT   Legislation Would Set Up National Defense Establishment

NAT'L DEFENSE SECRETARY T0 HEAD SERVICES   Army, Airforce and Navy Would Operate On Equal Level

Asks Unification of Armed Force:  President Sends Bill to Congress

Truman Would Create New Cabinet Post for Leader: ‘Expects Okay by Solons

President Sends Military Merger Bill to Congress  Proposal Would Unify Al! Branches Of Service Under Defense Secretary

President Calls for One Defense Establishment ©   Services to Operate Under One Cabinet Representative 

Unification Of Armed Forces Being Sought   Civilian Secretary Of Defense Would Get Cabinet Rank

Prepare Forces’ Merger   _Trumain Submits Draft Of New Legislation; ‘Creates “National De‘fense Establishment”

Draft Bill for Unification Armed Forces   Sent to Congress Provides for Three Units Under 1 Head

Truman Offers Bill To Merge  Armed Forces   Civilian Secretary Of National Defense Would Have Cabinet Rank.

Would Function Under Direction OfCabinet Officer   Truman Asks Enactment: Suggests Each Branch Have Qwn = Secretary

UNIFYING PLAN IS SUBMITTED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Sends Congress Draft of Proposal to Unify Armed Forces   CIVILIAN LEADER WOULD HAVE SECRETARY RANK

Unification Bill Sent — To Congress   Truman Urges Approval of Measure by Congress

Proposal Calls ‘or Combined Vational Defense   Civilian Secretary With Cabinet Ranks Would Be Appointed

Congress Asked For Unification Of Armed Forces   Civilian Secretary Of National Defense Proposed in Measure

froclee 7 AF rmy,‘ ‘Nat a v rm          ‘PROVIDES FOR SECRETARY. OF NATIONAL DEFENSE, UNDER. _. WHICH. WOULD BE ARMY,. NAVY, AIR CORPS DEPARTMENTS ©

ALL BRANCHES WOULD BE PUT UNDER ONE UNIT   President’s Letter Declares Suggested Bill Provides Desired ‘Merger’

Announces Army And Navy Had Reached Agreement On ‘Unification’ Plat On January 17 Last   PROVIDES SECRETARY OF NATIONAL DEFENSE

Sends Draft Of Proposal To Congress   Civilian Secretary Of Defense Would Have Cabinet Rank

Truman Asks Armed Merge:   Sends Message to Congress Calling for Unified National Defense Set-Up

—NMILAL AR Y— Congress Gets Draft Of Merger  Truman Reports Military Approval]

UNIFICATION MEASURE SENT TO CONGRESS   President Truman Says Legislation Combines Army, Navy, Air Forces.

WOULD PUT ALL SERVICES UNDER 1 DEPARTMENT   Secretaries Would Be Responsible to Cabinet Officer

Truman Submits Dratt Of Armed Merger Proposal   Would Make, Changes In Cabinet Posts And Some Departments   WOULD UNIFY ARMY AND NAVY

Congress Given Army, Navy Air Force Plan   Truman Propeses Consolidation of Armed Services

ONE DEFENSE SECRETARY PROPOSED   President Asks Legislative Body To Pass Measure   Of War, Navy Join Joint Chiefs Of Staff In Approving Bill

Truman Submits Service Merger Bill To Congress  Measure Provides Single Secretary Of National Defense

President Asks Unification Of  Armed Forces   Civilian Secretary To Head National Defense

Over-All Head Will Be Given Cabinet Status But Each Branch Will Have Own Secretary; Seven Major Points In Reorganization

PRESIDENT WAND LAWS UNIFYING ARMED FORCES   Single War Secretary Is _ Advocated by Truman In Letters Written To- day at Capital.   CHANGE IS URGED ABOUT SUCCESSION

Unification Bill Is Sent To Congress   President Truman Submits Draft of Measure for Combining Branche: of Nation’s Armed Forces

ARMS MERGER BILL OFFERED   Truman Submits Proposal To Congress For New Defense Set-up

j Pe = President Truman Has  Typically American ‘Christmas With Family

President Truman Spends Typical Christmas With Dinner and Trimmings

Banquet Opens 31st Convention. ...  N. CG. Musie Event  £  5 lerway In Cit

Banquet Opens 31st Convention . . . N. C. Musie Even: Onderway In Ciis

Obstructionist Charge Hurled At Democrats   Nebraskan Irked By Opposition to Senate Labor Measur

DEATH CALLS AGED AKRON WOMAN   Mrs. Wilhelmina Whiting Is Survived By Four Children: Rites Monday

Rescued Miner  Tells Of Blast   Relates Experience In II. linois Mine When Explosion Occurred Tues day Afternoon

The Weather   GOP. Urged To Uphold Farm Funds   Bill Ruthless To Farmers... Solon Reports

GOPs Told Slash In Agriculture Budget Nearly ‘Political Suicide’

Committee Faces Test. in Effort to Reduce Funds; GOP, Democrats Displeased

GOP Drive  For Economy Faces Test   Debate Opens On Slash Of Farm Relief

FACING TEST IN FARM BILL   ‘Rumblings of Discontent Heard As House Prepares To Vote

DEBATE OPENS ‘ON FARM FUNDS   ‘Rumblings Of Discontent Heard In House

Democrats Solid Against Slashes In Agriculture   House Begins Debate On Measure Today

GOP Economy Drive Faces Major Test   Rumblings Of Discontent Among Republicans And Democrats Alike On Increase

Cut in Farm Lands Meets Opposition  Agriculture Department Budaet   Agriculture Department Budget Heads For Showdown In Conaress

Democrats Solid Against Slashes In Agriculture  ouse Begine Loekhate

See Battle on Farm Money Bill  ae Be ehtamme Intn Pamacrate in Blacting Fund Cuts

Sabath Warns GOP Against Cut In Fazn Funds   House Republicans Told Support of Slash Is ‘Political Suicide’

FIGHT LOOMS AGAINST FARM BUDGET CUT   Republicans and Democrats Alike Begin Rum. blings of Discontent Over Proposal to Trim Funds 32 Pct. in 1948.

TROUBLE BREWS IN ECONOMY BID   Rumblings Heard As House Debates Agriculture Bill

Agriculture Cut is “Political Suicide”, Sabath Tells GOP   Demos Seek to Broaden Republican Bill to Cut Taxes '

House Slates Vote on Bill Wednesday   Presideni’s Request for Military Cooperation Program Creates Little Stir in Concrese

Sabath Assails ‘Ruthless’ Cuts In Farm Budget   Drastic Move Means Political Suicide, Demo  Tells House GOP.

Sabath Tells Republicans Slashes in Farm Funds Are ‘Political Suicide’

SOLONS OPPOSE FARM FUNDS CUT   SEE HOUSE BATTLE OVER APPROPRIATION FOR AG, DEPARTMENT

Cut In Farm Funds Comes Un For Debate   Republicans’ in Senate Forestall Democratic Efforts to Delay Tax Reduction Bill.

Proposed Farm Budget Cut Rapped   Sabath Tells House ‘GOPs They Will Commit “Political Suicide,”  In 32 Per Cent Slash

‘SUICIDE OF GOP SEEN BY SABATR   Farm Cash Cuts to Mean That, He Says

Illinois Democrat Assails 32 Per Cent Cut in Farm Supply Bill as House Debate Opens.  VOTE ON PASSAGE EXPECTED TOMORROW

Republicans See Trouble   In Effort To Cut Off   $6,000,000,600 In Truman Totals

Agriculture Func  Slash Arouses  Stiff Opposition Hoover Pleads For  ‘Europe Relief, But Attacks Soviet Delay

Republicans Face Fight In Farm Program   DISSENSION ARISES OVER SLASHES MADE IN FUNDS

Sabbath Assails Agriculture Cut  Debote Opened fr. C..L ek, Bill

House Fight Opens For Restoration Of Agriculture Funds   GOP Economy Drive Is Facing A Maior Test

Stirred By Cuts Made  In Program   School Lunch And Soil Conservation Advocates Fight House Bill

Open Debate on Farm Fund Bill  Sabath Assai Is  eee a , emee Oy p Remeron

Committee Facing Test Over Slash In Spending   Agriculture Supply Bill Cut Is Slated For Serious Debate; Loans Playing Role

Sharp Slump in Temperature on Way: Thompson   Three-Day Cold Wave With 10 To 20 Below Follows Bia Blizzard

NEW STATE LAW BANS STRIKES BY ~ PUBLIC WORKERS    Governor Signs Measure De _ spite Protests of Organ- ; Pee or er ee

Russia Accuses Britain And France Scheming To Rule Europe Economy

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Claims Graziano Was Shielded By Element Of Press

TWO TRUSTIES LEAVE GRANITE   Pair Takes: Auto from Tag Agent, Flees Toward The Texas Line

Russia Wants Tight Reins On Vassals, Says Eric Johnston   RED ARMY BIGGER THAN OTHERS COMBINED

200 TO 700 ESTIMATE OF CASUALTIES   freighter Blows Up at Texas City, Setting Off Blast at Chemical Plant.  FLASH!

ITALIAN REGIME” -AVERTS BIG STRIKE    NATION-WIDE WALKOUT OF  CITY EMFLOYES CALLED OFF _—PAY HIKE GRANTED.

AVERTS STRIKE   Threatened Walkout of City Employes Called Off As Pay Boost Is Made

Italian Government Agrees to Provide Municipal Governments With Sufficient Money to Allow Increases.

Nation- Wide City Employe Strike Is Averted in Italy; General Strike Rumors Persis:

Italians Avert Major Strike   Pressure Eases on Regime or Pp ton de Gasperri  —

Congress May Kill All Airport Funds   Money Is Urged Spent For Safety Devices On Big Fields Rather Than Smal] Port Aid

Rome s Workers  Return To Jobs   General Strike Was Called Off At Midnight—New Cris#® At Milan

Death Toll In Steamer Sinking Is Less Than 300   ‘More Survivors Are Located And Reduce Deaths In Greek Steamer Tracedy

Blast Severs Bow, Prevents SOS For Help   Over 300 Survivors Are Picked Up Along Coast By Rescuers

SURVIVORS TELL HORROR TALES OF SEA TRAGEDY      Sabotage Hinted In Sinking Of Greek Steamer Along Coast Near Athens

TOLL IN GREEK SHIP SINKING CUT 10 241   Believed Caused by Mine, But Reports of Sabotage Persist

Two Dead As Tornado. Rips Midwest Area   Heavy Damage From Storms In’ Northwest Iowa, Nebraska

House Probers May Reopen Sift In Voting Death  - Discovery of Dead Witness Renews Interest in Slaying O1-GOP Political Worker

Another Death  Revives Probe   Finding Of Body Stir: Fresh Interest In New York Election.

Lincoln’s Creec Is Invoked by GOP Speakers   Individual Liberty  Stressed in Annual Memorial Addresses

Strong Natienal Defense And Firm Foreiga Policy Urged   NOT ACTIVE ASPIRANT SEN. T A F T DECLARES

Tax Cuts, Real Peace GOP Pleads   Republican’ Speakers Cover US For Lincoln Dav Banguets:

GOP Heads Reaffirm Creed In Lincoln Day Addresses  Many Presidential Prospects Speak Over Nation: Brewster At Baltimore

LINCOLN DAY SPEAKERS GET OPPORTUNITY   Members of GOP in Characteristic Manner. Express View:

Strong National Defense Is Urged  Speakers Advocate Firm National Policy

26 Members and Union Guilty of Court Contempt  Judge Rules in A-C   Judge Rules in A-C Case: 3 Sentenced

Judge Finds Local Is Guilty Of Contempt During The Recent Factory Picketing

UNION LEADERS ARE GIVEN PRISON TERMS   Local Also Fined By Milwaukee Judge For Contempt Of Ceurt In Recent Strike

26 Members and Union Guilty of Court Contempt  Judge Rules in A-C Cose: 3 Sentenced

UN Vote On Balkan Watch Late Today   ! Council Concludes Talk On Problem Before Lunch Paving Way to Climax of Fight Between US. Reds

Security Council Ready For Vote On Balkan Issue   Delegates Wonder If Gromyko Will Veto Or Abstain

BALKAN CLASH INU. N. LOOMS   U. S. Given Heavy Support On ‘Watch Dog’ Proposal   RUSSIA STAYS SILENT

U.N. AGREES TO VOTE UPON U. S WATCH PLAN   Council Concludes Discussion, Clears Way to Final Test

U.N. Decides On Wateh Unit In Balkan “War   Russia Abstains From Voting — Reds Maintain Silence 24 Hour:

Balks Bureglars   Rickenbacker To Seek New Record   Will Seek To Shatter Coast To-Coast Commercial Flight Record

‘Says Soil Erosion Has  iHurt Half of Farmland   Agriculture Secretary Advocates U.S. Adopt  Conservation: Policy

FRENCH STRIKE IS TERMINATED BY COMMUNISTS   Walkout Collapses In View Of Sweeping Victory By de Gaulle   TRANSIT SYSTEM TO RESUME OPERATION

De Gaulle Victory Brings Quick End To Paris Strike  serge din Ballot Throughout Nation

Bus, Subway Service Will Resume Today; Vote May Influence Ramadier Government

PARIS TRANSIT STRIKE ENDED   Action Follows Victory O) Anti-Communist Party Headed By De Gaulle

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Reds Call Off Paris Bus Strike As DeGaulle Triumphs at Polls

FRENCH STRIKES “CURBED AS REDS LOSE ELECTION   Sweeping Victory of De Gaulle’s Party Appears to Have Ended Paris Transit Tieup.   THREAT OF GENERAL WALKOUT FADES   Both Cabinet and Communist Positions Weakened by Triumph of General’s Followers.

Both Cabinet and Communists Suffer As Result of Sweeping Vic tory of RPF; No General Cessation ‘of Work.

Rules on Use of Sales Tax Funds  May Be Earmarked For Special Uses

Rules on Use of Sales Tax Funds  Mens Ba  FN    May Be Earmarked For Special Uses

Holy Land Violence   Rages  Hundreds ef Arabs  Clash with Jews   Hundreds of Arabs Clash with Jews  In Worst Rioting Since 1936-39

BRITISH TROOPS, POLICE ROUND UP BANDS OF SNIPERS   Two Jewish Factories Burned As Sabotage Spreads During Battle

8G AAASORD CITY   ARABS AND JEWS IN NEW RIOTING   13 Killed.in Days of Jerusalem Fighting

Arab Raid. Most Violent Since 1939   Pitched Battle With Arms Grows Out of Skirmishes

ARABS ATTACK JEWISH GROUPS   Several Killed, Wounded as Violence Outbreak Spreads

Arab-Jewish Strife Flares   4 Slain, Score Hurt In Tel Aviv Outburst

FORGES OF ARABS FIGHT JEWS TODAY   Tel Aviv Is Scene of New Violence; British Troops Alerted.

Newest Outbreak Is Most Severe Since ‘39 Riots   British Troops and Police Herd Attackers Back Into Orange Groves

Medical Commission Gets Go Signal ‘or Hospital Construction Program

On Break. in at Coon Rapid        Quartet Signs S tatements, Admit Saf Theft, 2 Other Entrie

Question Men On Break-ins at Coon Rapids   Quartet Signs Statements, A dmit Safe Theft, 2 Other Entries

Treated With Kid Gloves, Prisoners Of Yugoslavs Say   Captors Tried to Impress on Them Strength of Soviet Russia

Yugoslavs Tried To Impress Soviet Might On Three American Captives

il  Rioting Students Make [Rector Quit Post  ‘For Leftist Tendency

SAFETY SHUTDOWN ORDER Is TERMED . “UNWARRANTED" “42 OHIO. MINES AF.  - FECTED —

TROPICAL HURRICANE OFF COAST OF TEXAS   Near Record Velocity Storm ta Hit Mexico Below Brownswlle Todat.

Dancer’s Trial Is Nearing End   Witness Tells Of Events On. Board Yacht  Coy eae

Satira’s Trial for Murder May Come to an End Coming Week   Hearing in Havana Has  Been Marked by Many  Delaying Factors

Son Killed, She Insists   Mother Forces Probe o; Death; Slayer Gives  Canftesesion ta Police.

Mother’s Belief That Son Was Killed Leads To Cops’ Arrest of Alleged Slayer

BACK FROM MEETING   Guy Shultz Was at National Officern Ansociation Meetiag

Miami Is Temporarily Isolated By Storm of Gigan  Hundreds Of . Thousands Flee To Public Shelters While Storm Rages

Gusts Reach 120 Mites Per Hour as Storm Roars Inland; Thousonds Flee Okeechobee kan. Public Shelters Crowded Over Aree

Center Strikes Ft. Lauderdale At 100 m. p. h.   Peak Expected At Ft. Myers Tonight; Citrus Growers Fearful

Storm Core Now North Of Miami   Twelve Airliners  At Miami Airport Destroyed---Miami Beach Is Deserted

Isolates Miami, Delays Trains, 5000 Refuaees   Swank Miami Beach Completely Deserted

Miami, In Path Of 100-MPH Storm, Cut Ott For Short Time   2 Trains Caught Evacuating 5000 Refugees: None Reported Injured

Miamilsolated As Great Storm Sweeps in From Sea; 100-Mile-An-Hour Winds

Dozen Commercial Planes Completely Wrecked at Airport—Peak of Storm Is Due This Evening.  WIRE SERVICE FROM  -_- -—_—_—a oonnuseeT Zs?

Airplanes At Miami Airport Are Wrecked  Wind Velocity Of 100-MPH Is Reported

Severe Blow Isolates Miami Area   Center Hits Fort Lauderdale Shortly Before  Noon

Miami Isolated As Wind Whips Aeross State   THOUSANDS EVACUATED DURING NIGHT; NO INJURIES REPORTED FROM HUNDRED MILE WINDS

100 - Mile Winds Hit U. S. Coast   Thousands Flee: Others Jam Public Buildings For Sheite:

Fort Lauderdale ls In Center Of 100-Mile Winds   Planes Are Smashed As Miami Is Temporarily Isolated

Miami Is Temporarily Isolated By Storm of Gigantic Proportions    EXPECT PEAK TONIGHT   Hundreds Of Thousands Flee To Public Shelters While Storm Rages

‘Miami Isolated; Refugees Flee Menace of Flood   100-Mile-an-Hour Winds Reported; Planes Wrecked

Dozen Planes Destroyed As Storm Strikes   Two Trains Of Refugees Caught At Palm Beach

Thousands of People Seek Shelter as Fierce Storm Rips Florida’s East Coast   Miami Is Cut Off From Outside Worid; Refugees Leave Lake Okeechobee Area: Hurricane Relieved Worst Since 1928

Dozen Planes Destroyed By Big Storm   Miami Is Temporarily Isolated From Rest of Country

Bevin to Seek 0). K. at Moscow on Byrnes Plan   Backs Proposed Four-Power Pact to Preserve Europe

Bevin Says Proposed Four-Power Amnesty Pact Is - Agenda of Meeting to be Held in Moscow

Britain Backs 4-Power Pact   Foreign Secretary, in Defense of Policy, Asserts Relations With U. S. Cordial

Treaty Proposed First by Byrnes lo Be Taken Up  Objective Is to Keep Germany From Again Disturbing the Peaca

Congressmen Fear Surge of Communis Expansion in Europe in Early Spring

DUCK CREEK PHILOSOPHER WANTS TO BORROW MONEY IF HE CAN GET SAME TERMS THAT ENGLAND IS GETTING

ISEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER WANTS TO BORROW MONEY IF HECAN GET SAME TERMS ENGLAND IS GETTING

Henry Chee Dodge, Navajo’s Tribal Leader, Is Dead   Pneumonia Causes Death Of Indian

Pennsylvania Insists Gov: ernment Release as Scrap Much Unused Material; Bring Home What’s Abroad.

Holds Serap Shortag May Force C dele Of     Open Hearth Furnaces

Martin Calls for Government’s —   ' Serap to Ease Steel Shortage

Executors May Be Asked for F.D.R. Papers  Truman for Data On Oil Purchases

SPEAKER SAYS MEASURE CALLING :-FOR CUT EFFECTIVE NEXT YEAR WILL PASS “BY AVALANCHE"”

House To Pass New  Tax Slash   Martin Expects an Avalanche of Votes To Kill Second Veto

ELIZABETH AND AND HER PRINCE MARRIED TODAY   Ceremony Took Place in West minster Abbey; Streets Jammed.   CHEERED BY THRONG:   Three Thousand King Queens and Commoners at Wedding.

ver Million ritons Cheer oyal Couple   Princess Elizabeth Is Wed To Duke of Edinburah Today

Radiant Future Queen Vows fo ‘Obey’ Philip    After Reception, Couple Leaves on Britain Honeymoon

Millions of Happy Britons Cheer Two After Royal Rite   Wedding Day Brings a Splash. of - Color to. Nation in. Crisis

Million Persons Join Procession   Greatest Occasion For Britons Since George VI Became King; Duke Of Windsor And American-Born Duchess Absent

Million Britons Cheer Couple on Honeymoon Trip  Future Queen Promises To Obey Man of Choice

Million Subjects Line Pro cession Route Today As Color Bedecks Bombed> out British Landscapes   Rites Broadcast To All Nation   Ceremony Without Hitel Except For Pages Who Show Obvious Relief As Duties. End

Britons Cheer as Elizabeth Is United With Newly-Named Duke of Edinbureh

Many Stand Along Wedding Route All Night In Drizzle   Jeiress To Throne of British Empire Appears Radiant With Happiness at Ceremony

Throngs Turn Out For Royal Event   Princess Elizabeth  Married Today   Newly-Weds Back to Buckingham Palace as Brit ons Cheer

Millions Cheer As Future British Queen Becomes  Bride Of Naval Officer

Elizabeth and Philip Are Wed In Solemn Ceremony, Cheered By Million Britons Afterward

Greatest Uccasion In britain since Coronation OF George Vi  Princess Elizabeth Weds Her Philip In Historic Ceremony T. day

Ceremony Filled With Age-Old Pomp, Grandeur  Crowd Of 3,000 Witnesses Historic Marriage; Philip Granted A Dukedom

Princess, Duke Depart For Honeymoon In South England   3000, Including 5 Kings, 6 Queens Crowd Church

Millions Of Britons Cheer Royal Couple  Westminster Abbey Is Scene

Marriage Cheers Britons   Wedding of Beloved Princess Bright Spot In Drab Post-War Life Thrones Jam Streets

Princess Married To Mountbatten  - Elizabeth’s Weddine Dav Bright

Princess Beth Promises to Obey Husband   Pomp and Ceremony Mark Royal Wedding as 3,000 Watch

Elizabeth, Philip Exchange Vows  Of Marriage Today   Solemn Wedding Westminster Abbey Followed By Triumphal Procession to Buckingham Palace; 3,000 See Future Queen Become Bride

Royal Couple Are Married  Betore 3,000   Princess Promises She Will Obey Duke In Colorful Rites At Historic Abbey

Royal Couple Depart  City on Honeymoon   Splendor Marks One of Empire’s Big Ceremonies—Weather Clears For Abbev Procession

Million Britons Cheer Royal Newlyweds Kings, Peers and Commoners  See Princess Elizabeth Wed

Elizabeth, Prince On Honeymoon   Five Kings, Six Queens Witness Rites In Old Westminster Abbey

Westminster Is Scene of Royal Marriage Rites   Brilliance, Solemnity Mark Wedding of Radiant Elizabeth

WEDDING RITE IS VIEWED BY 3,000 PERSONS   Joyous London Throng Of Millions Sees  Procession

Elizabeth Wed in WestMinster Abbey Ceremony This Morning   3,000 See Marriage, 1,000,000 Line Route

Royal Pair Off On Honeymoon   London Crowd Sees Biggest Show Since ‘36   Million Britons Cheer Queen-To-Be As She Marries

600-Pound Cake Cut With Sword Of Duke   3.000 Witness Colorful Rites At Abbey; 21-Year-Old Princess Is Radiantly Happy

ROYAL WEDDING CELEBRATED AS WORLD LISTENS   Elizabeth and Philip Off or Honeymoon While Million Britons Cheer

‘Heiress To Throne Wed: Mountbatten   England Has Its Biggest Day Since George VI Became kine

British Princess Weds Her Prince In Historic Abhey   Million Persons Cheer Newlyweds On Way to Palace,  To ee 0 ee

Princess Elizabeth And Philip Mountbatten, Newly Knighted And Proclaimed Duke Of Edinburgh, United In Marriage By Archbishop Of Canterbury In Westminster Abbey — More Than Million  Cheering Britons Jam Streets To View Procession

Princess And Duke Wed In Abbey Ceremony   Reception Held At Palace Following Taking Of Vows

Million Britons Hail Newlyweds   Elizabeth and Philip Exchange Vows Amid — Pomp and Ceremony in Westminister Abbey

Million Britons Cheer In Rain   Traditional Pomp Marks Ceremony at Westminster Abbey

Future Queen Of Britain, Consort Married With  Great Pomp, Ceremony

Elizabeth Weis Duke In Ceremony of Old And Modern'Splendor   Cheers of Million Britons Greet Happy . Couple Beneath Clearing Skies; Brings _ Slash of Color to Fabric of Nation Rent By Bomb and Economic Crisis.

dO00 WATCH PRINGESS TAKE WEDDING VOW   Million Cheering Britons Jam Streets While Elizabeth. Promises to Obey,

Princess Elizabeth And Philip Mountbatten Leave For Honeymoon In Southern England Following Wedding In Wesiminster Abbey

SOLEMN RITUAL UNITES COUPLE IN OLD ABBEY.   Heiress-Apparent to British Throne Promises to Obey in Ceremony

Princess Elizabeth and Philip Married in Westminster Abbey   Re TOM WILLIaA aS

Millions Jam  Streets to Cheer  Royal Couple Princess Elizabeth  Promises To Love, Clarich And Ohayv

Millions Of Britons Cheer Royal Couple  Westminster Aas... ta Gaeomea

Princess L.izabeth Weds. Philip Mou:ttbatten In Pompous (:remony

Princess Elizabeth United In Wedlock With Philip, Now Duke Of Edinburgh   PROCESSION TO ABBEY   Cheered By Crowd Of More Than Million Subjects; Archbishop Of Canterbury Conducts Service Attended By Royalty And Commoners

Heiress To Throne Becomes Bride Of Lt. Mountbatten   Depart For Honeymoon In Southern England; Million Britons Cheer Princess and Duke

Royal Pair at Uncle's Estate   Elizabeth’s Husband, Philip, Begins Role as British Prince

aly EKER TO WED JUNE 10TH   ‘Newlyweds Will Live at ~ Hinton After Short A Weddine Trin

RAT DEKER TO WED JUNE 10TH   ‘Newlyweds Will Live at Hinton After Short Wedding Trip

Trunk Murderess Winnie Ruth Juda Makes New Escane   Reported Missing From Arizona Hospital For Insane Early Today   KILLED TWO WOMEN SIXTEEN YEARS AGO

TRUNK SLAYER FLEES ARIZONA STATE HOSPITAL   Bloodhounds Put On Trail Of Fugitive Believed To Have Had Outside Aid

MURDERESS OF TWO WOMEN FAILS TO GET AWAY ON ; THIRD BREAK FROM . HOSPITAL

FLEES MENTA HOSPITAL FOR THIRD TIME   “Blonde Tigress” Gained Notoriety for 1931 Trunk Murders

Former Pauls Valley Ad Solicitor Accused of Using Mails to Defraud

WELDERS ADMIT BANK ROBBERY   Two Oklahoma City Men Nabbed in Underbrush

Tropical Storm. Nearing Florida.   Winds Not Expected To Reach Hurricane Force -*.

50 To 60 Mile Winds Expected... . Gale Approaches  The Florida Keys

NEW STORM SWEEPS ON FLORIDA'S COAST   60-Mile Winds Expected To Hit Keys This Afternoon

Gale Force Winds Expected in Florida   Tropical Storm Moving in From Cuba Is Be. low Hurricane Velocity, but Is Loaded With Rain—Due This Afternoon.

Tropical Storm Nears Florida   Still Below Hurricane Velocity; Will Reach Florida Keys Today

ANOTHER STORM NEARS FLORINA   Tropical Gale Heats For Keys And Southern Tip Of State

RESCIND BAN ON COAL SHIPMENTS BY CANADIAN RR   DECLARE EMBARGO SERVED PURPOSE IN RETURN OF EMPTIES

STATE AIRPORTS WAIT PROJECTS   16 ‘Cities To . Benefit from Improvements To Start After: July. 1

Flanders Group Says Conirol Law Should Be Ready If Plan Fails: Installment Curb Uraed

VoluntaryFood Rationing Plan Sought to Curb High Prices   Control Law Would Be Used If System Failed

Flanders Asks Food Rationing   Control Law Is Urged If Voluntary Means Fail Of Support

FOOD RATIONING ON VOLUNTARY BASIS SOUGHT   And if That Plan Fizzles, Solons Suggest Controls On High Costs

Voluntary Rationing Proposed   Congressional Group Would Have Control Law Ready If Its Plan Faile

Legislation To Back Up Plan Is Proposed:   Group Suggests Tax Reduction Oe law Inecamac

Voluntary Food Rationing Asked In Food Study   Senate-House Group Also Calls For Reduction Of  Low-Income Taxes

volon Body — Recommends Preparedness   Also Suggests Cut Taxes For Low-Income Persons. . ~”

Voluntary Rationing Proposed   Means of Combatting High Food Casts  Suggested-.-Would Have ‘Stand_hyu! lau,

Standby Rationing  Legislation Urged  By Flanders Group Tax Guls  for wil Income  Eam: gligne Alen Arntvunecatsa

Proposed By Congress Body   Committee Wauld Try Voluntary Plan First, Cantrot Law Ff br Didnt Werk

Voluntary Food Rationing Is Proposed —   Congressional Group Would Have Control Law Ready, Though '

Ask Rationing on A Voluntary Basis   Congress Would Have Control Law Ready in Case It Fails   SURVEY LIVING COSTS   No Support Given to Renewal of Consumer Price Controls

Congressional Body Contends Luckman Plan Is Inadequate   Control Law Back-Up Suvvested; Reduction In ‘Taxes Seen Need

Congress Grout Asks Voluntary Food Rationing  Would Haye Law Slating Controls

TY PROON’ FR’ PAC Inia:   Voluntary Food Rationing Plat Proposed by Congress Panel

Plan Offered for Reducing Living Costs   Senate-house Group Asks Buying Curbs and Tax Reduction

VOLUNTARY FOOD RATION PLAN PROPOSED FOR U. S.   Suggestion Advanced By Senate-House Group As One Means Of Combatting High Cost Of Living—Preparation Of Control Law Recommended For Use If Non-Compulsory System Fails—-Committee Also Urges Tax Cut And Restraints On Profits And Wages

SELF-RATION IS URGED BACKED BY LAW THREAT   Congressional Body Proposes System to Combat High Prices

Control Law Ready If System Fails   Program for Fighting High Cost of Living Is Presented

Ration Pian Is Urged   Voluntary Denial Or Control Law Suggested By Flanders Committee

Present Food’ Saving Program Seen Inadequate   Congressmen Report on Living Costs Survey

LAWGIVERS DRAW PRICE-BATTLE PLAN   ‘Rationing, Longer. Work Week Viewed ‘as Cost Reducers

BUT PROPOSES CONTROL LAWS IF PLAN FAILS   ‘eduction in Taxes I Also Suggested by Joint Committee

FOOD RATIONING ON VOLUNTARY BASIS I$ URGED   Congressional Body Proposes Reduction of Taxes, New Credit Buying Curb

‘Voluntary Food Ration Urged by Congress Unit   Living-Cost Study Group Proposes Law if Compliance Fails—Suggests Low-Income Tax Cut. Voluntary Profit, Wage Restraints

Voluntary Food Rein Proposed   As Way to Beat High  Cost of Living; Would Have Control] Law  Ready If System Fails

Tax Cuts for Low Income  Groups Asked   Flanders Committee Recommends Return of Curbs on Credit

Control Law To Back Proposal Said Advisable   Senate-House Group Reports Following Living Cost Inquiry

House-Senate Group Also Favors Law   Method To Halt Cost Of Living Receives Study

Solons See Possibility of Food Control   Trial of Voluntary Rationing Urged by Joint Congress Body

House-Senate Group Calls For Tax Cut   Sub -Committee’s Report Also Suggests Return Of Installment Curbs, Restraint on Profits

Voluntary Food Rationing, Backed By Control Law, Is Proposed to Beat Down High Cost of Living

——POINDN- Dae 1 Aaa  40-Hr. Work Week Cheek Is Suggested  Favors Curb On ~ Credit Purchases

FoodRationing Urged :To Carb Cast Of Living   Congressional.” “Committee - Also Asks-Control Act ‘For Use. In‘ Event System. Fails -

Ask Rationing on A Voluntary Basis   Congress Would Have Con: tral La Law ai in Case   SURVEY LIVING COSTS   No Support Given to Re. newal of Consumer  - Price Controls

New Food Rationing Law Urged   Senate Group Says It Is One Way of Combating Soarina Prices

CONTROL LAW 10 BACK MOVEMENT PART OF PLANS   Reduction In Taxes, Curbs On Profits, Wage Increases Asked ...

Congressional Group Also Calls . For Restraints on Profits, Wages   Senate-Hause Report Advocates Reduction of Taxes on Low-Income Groups and New Study of 40-Hour Week in Drive to Curb Prices

Voluntary Food Rationing Advanced As Way io Fight High Living Costs .

Group Calls For Tax Cut   Senate-House Committee Asks For ‘Self-Ration' Plan From Congress

Control Law Would Be Enacted For Use If Such A System Failed   Low Income Tax Cuts Also Urged   GOP House-Senate Group Stands For Return Of Installment Controls

Other Proposals Made To Check High Prices   Senate-House Group Would Cut Income Taxes And Return To Buying Curbs; Suggest 40-Hour Week Be Scanned Again.

Congressional Committee Urges Adoption of Controls IfVoluntary System Fails   Report Also Calls for Tax Reduction For Low Income Groups; Sen. Flanders Sees Need to Resume Meat Rotionina

With a Control Law Ready If It Should Fail   Credit Curbs: Wage, Profit Restraints, Tax Cuts Also Advocated

CONTROL BY LAW It VOLUNTARY SAVINGS FAIL PANEL'S PLAN  SENATE-HOUSE GROUP ALSO CALLS FOR CUT IN TAX, MORE ‘CURBS

FOOD RATIONING LAW PROPOSED   Compulsory System Suggestion If Voluntary Plan Fails   TAX BATTLE LOOMS

Pepperell Student Killec in Virginia   George A. Schultz in Car Which Plunaed Into Bav

At Least 1,000 Hurt As Disaster On Gulf Coast Rocks 100-Mi. Area.

California Demos Divided on Issue Of 1948 Elections   “Wallace For President” Move Begun

Plan for Solving British Economic Crisis Is Ready   Officials Are Expected te Reveal Program Within Next 48 Hours

British Plan To Meet Crisis Nearly Ready   Announcement Is Expected Within Wert 42 Hours

Sensational Break Due in Cote Case   Picture Changed, Says Attorney for Widow

SENATE ORDERS COST INQUIRY AS PRICES UP   Anti-Profiteering Action Urged By Sponsor

Boyle's Wilbur Peeble’s New Year's Eve Party To Depart from Custom at His Wife's Insistence

Wallace Would Aid Dictator Nations   Wite Puts Her Foot Down— By Hal Boy!  Wilbur Peeble Wages Annual Battle for Party

Remembers Year Ago... Wife Fools Wilbur Who Planned New Year's Party

Legislation to Erase Portal Suits Started  Wednesday Is Set by   Wednesday Is Set by Senate Subcommittee for Hearing on Bills

Seven Major Bills  Labor Law Revision Bills Go To Senate Com. For Hearing

Bills To Wipe Out Portal-Pay Suits Lead List   Senate Judiciary Committee Sets Hearings Wednesday

Bills to Wipe Out Portal Pay Suits Get Priorities  Stassen Says Ball’s Labor Measures All ‘Go too Far’

Stassen Criticizes Measures Labor Legislation, Including Portal Pay Bills, Slated for Early Action

Bills to End Portal Suits Gel Head Start   Hearings Set for .  Wednesday by Senate Sub-Committee; Seven Other Bills Offered

Move to End Mass Portal Pay Suits On   Proposal to Kill $4 Billion In Claims Tops Labor List

Bills Offered To Annul Portal Suits   Hearings Will Start Wednesday on Seven Labor Acts

Hearings Are To Open Wednesday By Senate Group   Stassen Fearful of Going Too Far in Nev Labor Legislation

CONGRESS EYES PORTAL MATTER   Senate Judiciary Group Will Meet Wednesday——Major Labor Bills Pending

HEARINGS ARE SET ON BILLS TO VO PORTAL PAY: SUITS   Senate Subcommittee Will Begin Taking Testimony Wednesday—Inquiry to Be Open to Public.   STASSEN CRITICIZES ANTI-STRIKE PROPOSALS   Danger of Going Too Far in Labor Legislation Seen by Republican Presidential Candidate.

Solons Moving To Wipe Out Suits By Unions  Other Labor Pians Are Slated For  enroaon

Anti-Portal Pay Measure Tops Agenda   Legislation To Wipe Out Suits Gets Head Start Over Other Labor Bills

Seven Major Bills To Be Introduced   Portal-Pay Suits Set For Prompt Action In Senate

POLAR VISIT 1S ‘SUCCESS’   Admiral Cruzen Cites Accomplishments on Antaretic Expedition

Polar. Expedition Termed Success (By Adm. Cruzen as Ships Start Home

Antarctic Fleet, Clear of Ice Area, Reports Highly Successful Discoveries

THE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION SAID TO BE A SUCCESS   Hoth In Discoveries and tn Polar Training for the Navy.

Withdraw From Pole   Discovery and Training Mission Termed Success By Admiral

Report Polar  Trip Success  Adm. Cruzen Says Experience Valuable

Fourth. Antarctic Expedition Is Termed Successful by Adm. Cruzen

FOURTH AMERICAN POLE EXPEDITION IS RATED SUCCESS   Discoveries and Polar Tratning Worth Efforts: Rear Admiral Contends

Contracts With Subsidiaries Wil Follow; Wage Rates May Bi Opened After A Year; Fring: Concessions   URGE COOPERATION DURING NEXT VEAF

ENGEL ORDERS CHIEFS TO CUT COSTS OR QUIT   Tells Army and Navy to Make 15 P. C. Reduction Or Get Out

“Give U. S. Adequate National Defense \With 14 Billions or Quit”, Engel Tells Army-Navy Chiefs of Nation

Cut Expenses Or Quit Jobs, Military Told   Blunt Demand Made ‘On Floor of Houses Spending Vote Due

Killing of Pet Deer Brings Murder; Prospector Trailed in Oregon Wilds

Secretary. Tn Plot   Git] Says She Brought ‘Gems Across Atlantic For Col. Durant

Query Warren on Proposed Lend-Lease Goods to Reds  Earmarked Under Defunct Program

‘Hostile’ To State Proposal   Comptroller Will  Not OK Financial Deai for Shipping Supplies to Russia

Bonus for Kansas Veterans Proposed   Bill introduced in Legislature Today by Demo Floor Leader

BILL 1S PRESENTED   State Would Pay $1 a Day for U.S. Service: $1.25 for Overseas Duty   -TAX MEASURES HEARD

Strikers Ready To Talk Terms With Bus Line   BUT SOUTHERN SYSTEM MAY NOT AGREE TO LATEST OFFER

BUS STRIKERS READY TO TALK   Accept Conciliation Serv. ice Bid To Resume  , Negotiations

70-Year-Old Druggist Starts on Annual Bike Trip to Lawrence, Kas.

Another New Field Indicated   L. L. Major No. 1 Promises To Be Commercial Producer

PRICE CURBS ARE URGED BY U.S, WOMEN   Senator Taft Advises Less Eating; O’Dwyer Would Study Costs

Food Prices Near Record Peak of 20’s   Debate Over Living, Costs Appears Near Crescendo---Report Drop in Some frems

Top Food Items Near All-Time Price Record   Temporary Checks Noted Yesterday, But Today Major Market Prices Uo

Declines in Some Commodities Give Consumers Some Hope   Eggs Still $1 «a Dozen; $1 Butter And $1 Steaks in Some Cities

Food Prices Near New Record High; Watch for Declines    High Cost of Living Alsa Debated Heavily from Coast to Coast 7

Basie Food Prices Near Record Peak   Resistance Growing in Many Cities; Some Markets Show Slight Decline

Cabinet Officials Says Exports Not To Blame For Boost   Harriman Claims Americans Bidding Against Each Other Forces Markets To Go Higher

BASIC FOOD PRICES NEAR ALL-TIME TOP   Despite Some Recent Recessions, Cost of Living Index Is Near Record Set After First World War. :

Nation’s Food Prices Near  All-Time Peak   ‘High Cost of Living May Be   Political Issue in Next Year’s Election, Senator Taft Says.

SMALL DECLINES BUOY HOPES FOR CHEAPER LIVING  PRICES NOW NEAR   PRICES NOW NEAR ALL TIME HIGH SET AFTER FIRST WAR

PRICE DECLINES SHOWN IN SOME OF BASIC FOODS   Items, In General, However Near All-Time Peak Hit After World War 

Mounting Costs Prove Alarming In Many Cities   Recent Recessions Fail Materially To Stop Trend

Nation’s Basic Food Prices  Nearing Peak of World War  Are We Bidding Against Each Other?

RESISTANCE 10 FOOD COSTS IS SAID APPARENT   Debate Over High Cost Of Living Nears Crescendo; Declines Noted For Butter, Pork, Wheat, Corn, Oats, And Lard.

Basic Food Prices Near Record High   Consumers Watch To See If Downward Trend  Will Continue

LITTLE RESISTANCE IS NOTED   Housewives Seek Return To Controls, Rationing   Noted In Some Basic Items; Butter, Eggs And Steak Remain About $1

CONSUMERS’ RESISTANCE IS MOUNTING   Wholesale Figures Drop Sharply On Exchange Friday

Prosperous US Is Aiding Prices   HCL to be Political Topic Says Taft; NY Aske Controls Back

Food Prices Near Highest in History  Gamnteom Lats Aala   Senator Taft Asks U. S. ‘to Eat Less’ To Lower Prices

Consumer Resistance Grows in Many Cities; Prices May Be Prime 1948 Political Issue.

Food Price Levels At a New Pea  ‘As H.C. L, Issue Te Widely Doahatard

Consumer Resistance Grows As Officials Express Views on" “the: Causes

Cost of Living Debate Rises  To New Pitch   Consumers Watch Some Market Declines For Downward Trend

Bill Change   Would Extend the Communty Property Pian to All States

SENATE FAVORS PROPOSED TAX CUT ON JULY 1   Action on Reduction Measure Is Subject to Later Balloting

House Specifier Last Jan. { as Effective Date  Action Is Subject To o Later Vote

SENATE OKAYS JULY 1 DATE FOR TAX CUTS   Tentatively Agrees To Proposal As Bill Amendments Debated

Tax Cut Date Tentatively  Set for July 1   Sabath Says Agricultural Slash ‘Political Suicide’

Senate Decides On July 1 For  Income Tax Cut   Chamber Takes Up A Wide Variety Of Pro posed Amendments.

Senate Favoring Proposed Income Tax Cuts July   Final Action Is Subject To Vote: House Opposed

Senate Okeh: Income Tax  Cut July 1   Later Daic Than That in  House Bill Tentatively  Agreed Upon, Subject  6§'.) h6vFortkher Vate

Hears Variety Of Proposals:  Recommended   Start Process Of ‘Perfection’s Beat Down Demo Delay Action.

Senate Seeks July 1 Date For Vax Slash   Hot Battle Looms on Community Property Plan for All States

Underground Blasts Success, USAF Says   Bombings Completed Or Former German Submarine Plant

B-29 EXPERIMENTS PROVE SUCCESSFUL   ‘Tests With Huge Bombs Have Developed New Tricks For  Bla: oe Tefense Sites

Stricken Youth Wins Dying Boy, 15, Happy As Eagle Scout Pin Awarded

Dying Boy Wins Highest Honor  Scout Eagle Badge ’ Pinned te Paiamas

REDS ARREST 36 AS ‘TERRORISTS’   Romanian Communists Aver Group Members of Underground

Army-Navy Merger Bill Up For Senate Debate, Approval Is Expected

ALEMAN VISIT —BIG-OCCASION   ARRIVAL OF “GOOD NEIGH  BOR’ EXECUTIVE TO BE FESTIVE AFFAIR IN  ‘ CAPITAL.”

Washington Plans Tumultuous Welcome for Aleman —  Truman Will Greet Mexico's President in Capital Today

G. Whiteside Dies At Home In Washington  Spent 40 Years As Aide To Arkansas Members Of Conare:s

Dewitt MacKenzie  Rlack Morkets Co ntribute To German Food Crisis

SHORTAGE OF ANTI-FREEZE THIS WINTER WILL BE THE WORST YET, MAKERS CONTEND

BRAZIL AWAITS TRUMAN VISIT   Big Celebration Planned For President During Week-Long Stay

Truman To Be Lionized   Brazil Prepares Its Big: gest Celebration Fou Visit of The President

Minister Appeals to Women Not To Wear Longer Skirts; Brands New Style ‘Immoral’

Former Portland Pastor Appeals To Women To Keep Skirts Short  Dr. Davies Says Longer Ones ‘Immoral Because They ‘Wacte Needed Material

Pastor Declares That Longer Skirts ‘Are Immoral   He Says Such Use Is Waste of Material as World Is Sufferine

Fight Promised Right Down Line To Restore Cuts   ‘Riot Act’ Read to GOP Solons Favoring Smaller Reductions

SAYS DRASTIC SLASH ORDERED BY GOP CHIEFS   Missour Democrat Pessimistic Over Boosting Budget Figures in House

SENATOR URGES MEAT RATIONING   Utah Lawmaker Convinced Meat Will Have To Be Ratioped As ‘The Safe Thing To Do.”

TWELVE-HOUR* PARADE EVENT FEATURE OF LEGION MEETING   MILLIONS OF PERSONS TO SEE GIANT PARADE STAGED _ AT NEW YORK ‘CONVENTION

Thousands Ot  Veterans Take Part In Parade   Estimate 60,000 Veterans Of Two Wars In Legion Parade In New York   PROCESSION TO LAST 12 HOURS

_ More Than 60,000 Veterans Stage 2-Hour Parade Up Fifth Avenue —At Final Session Tomorrow, Leglon will Elect a New Natlonal Commander,

INTO FUEL SHORTAGE      Rohertson Will Personally Invege tigate Harvest Area Situation

Hopeful for German Unity   U. S. and Britain Await Action by . Foreign Ministers

Canadians Send Help For Harvest   Combines Now on Way to U.S. Wheat Fields---Equipment  ~ Reaching Kansae

FARM HAND KILLS 3 FRIENDS, SELF   Mentally Deranged Man, 27, Wounds 2 Others

2 Killed, 2 Wounded From-Ambush By Farm Hand Who Then Slays Sel:

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Roosevelt Named  Ambassador—Man ’ He Did Not Know

TIPA TO MEET ATSUL ROSS APRIL 24-25   16 Texas Colleges To Send Representatives For Press Conference

GAS OFFICIAL URGES ACTION   Head of Gas Transmissior Organization Advises Positive Plans

SOUTHERN GOVERNORS HEAR JESTER ATTACK TIDELANDS DECISION  TEXAS EXECUTIVE ASKS  _ MEETING TO JOIN FIGHT FOR STATE OWNERSHIP

11 DIE IN HOTEL AND DANGE FIRES   Seven Men And Four Women Victims In Texas On Christmas Night

Eleven Dead  In Texas Fires   Victims Of Fires In Dance Hall and Hotel Last Night

Senate Won't Act Fast on Tax Cut; Kye Budget First  Cost Data Before —

Senate to Delay Action on Income Tax Cutting Bill  Await Information On Government Cost For New Fiscal Year

Senate Delays House-Approved Tax-Slash Bill   Committee Wants More Data On Govt. Costs Before Taking Action.

SENATE TO PUT TAX CUT ON STORAGE   Members Want To Find Out More About Costs

House-Passed Tax Reduction Statute Faces  Lengthy Delay   Senate Finance Body Postpones Hearings ‘For Several Weeks’

Senate Puts Tax Bill Into Storage   Measure Will Cool While Costs of Government Talked

Senate Delays Tax Cut Action   Hearings Probably Won’t Be Started for Several Weeks

SENATE SHELVES. HOUSE-APPROVED TAX CUTTING BIL   ‘Measure. Sidetracked -Pending Decision On Budget Reduetinn

Tax Reduction Bill Must Cool ' Heels in Senate   Income Tax Slash Not Certain

Delay Hearings On Tax Cut Bill  {te ee era 2, Sone near eee ee   More on Government Costs to Be Learnec

Tax Cut Bill ta Cool in Senate Pending Survey   Members Would Learn More of U. S. Needs Ratore Acting

Senate Shelves Tax Slash Bill  No Action Probable for Several Weeks

SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE HAS (COLD STORACE SPOT FOR HOUSE ' APPROVED TAX CUTTING MEASURE

Senate Puts Off Debating  Tax Bill   Argument On Cut May Not Start For Weeks

SEITE E GIVES COLD N00 TO TAX CUT    House Passes Bill with One Vote Short of Tin Thirds !  Woiorityv

Bill to Cut Taxes Faces Senate Delay   Committee Chairman Suys Hearing on Measure Several Weeks Off and Changes Will Be Made

‘Cold Storage’ Awaits Tax Cut Bill in Senate   Committee to Delay Hearings on Measure Annreoved hv Houes. 

Senate Will Defer Action On Tax Slash   GOP Rushes Bill Through House

Members “Want To - Know More About  Government Costs  PASSED BY HOUSE  Committee Action Wl] Delavw Vote

NEW * FLX’ ae Boxer Puts Gamblers _ On Spot _  $1 00; 000. OFFER,   $100,000 OFFER,  ‘GRAZIANO. SAYS

Graziano Airs  $100,000 Offer To Throw Bout   Title Contender Denies Knowing Name o Man Approaching Him

FIGHTER TELLS OF OFFER ~~ TO LOSE IMPORTANT Boul   NEW YORK GAMBLING AND FIGHT COLONY HARD HIT BY TESTIMONY OF TITLE CONTENDER

Truman’s Stand Angers Critics   Republicans Charge President Evades Informal Cooperation Pact

G. O. P. Vents Political Ire _   President Scorned For Not Co-operating

NAVIGATOR IS BLOWN FROM AIRLINER DOME   Big Constellation Bound Across ) Atlantic Turns Back and Is : Safe After Freak Accident.

COLD ON FIVE DAY WEEK   Carlsen Discourages Plan of State. house Employes

COLD ON FIVE DAY WEEK   Carlsen Discours , Plan ef State. house Enclose:

MOST OF THEM RUN AND KEEP ACCURATE TIME   TIME OUR HOBBY Ruth and Jenn

SHOOTING ENDS RADIO SQUABBLE   Plumber Seized after 3-Hour Search thru Hills

LYNCHING TRIAL TO HEAR JUDGE   Jury Is Expected to Be Instructed to Ignore Racial Question

Jurors in Mass Lynching Case Wait Formal Charge   Judge Expected To Instruct Body To Ignore Al References to Racial Issues

Explain Army-Navy Merger Makes ~ —— Annire’ of One Cabitiet Member

Army, Navy Merger Plans Call for Single Cabinet Post   No Activity Carried On by the Separate Services Would Be Cancelled Under Pronosal

ARMED FORCE MERGER PLAN IS EXPLAINED   ONE CABINET CHIEI TO UMPIRE THREE DEPARTMENTS

MERGER PROVIDES  CABINET POST      Economies in Long Run Seen As Result of Greater Efficiency

PLANES USED — IN MANHUNT      ALASKAN WILDERNESS 18 . SCENE OF HUNT FOR MAN, WHO KILLED Two WITH AX

Russian Change Believed Omen Of Cooperation   Propaganda Drive Decrease Is Cited

More Optimistic About London Conference   Pessimism About Nov. 25 Meeting Is Lessening

Accord Possible Among Big Four   Change of Attitude Seen on Part of Blustering Russians

Russia Eases  Up On Blasts   Partial Success For Big Four Parley In London Is Expected By Obceorverc

Russia’s Attitude Changing   Soviets Now Seen As More Likely To Accept Peace

0 Are Injured In Car Mishap  Lace So ene ae an   ley Highway Blamed For Collision

UK PERSONS INJURED WHEN CAH MISSES CURVE  Crashed Against a_ Pole And Overturned  YOUNG MEN, WOMEN   Another Car Struck a Truck Making a Turn   ONE MAN IS INJURED

Six Persons Hurt in 2 Accidents; ‘Driver in One Crash Faces Arrest

‘SIX PERSONS HURT IN HEAD-ON CRASH   Three Hanover Girls Among Those Injured In Collisior On Hampton-New Cheste Road—Cars Demolished

CRASH INJURES SIk ON STATE ROAD o4 IN GREENE COUNTY   Cars Hit Headon East of Bloomfield on Sunday Evening; Are Treatec In Hospital Here.   POLICEMEN MAKE STUDY OF WRECK

Six Injured In Highway Crash   Three Are Hospitalized After Car Leaves Roadway Near Edenburg

GROUP ADVISES ‘EASIER’ CREDIT   Senate Unit Passes Longer ' Time For Installments

Senators Vote To Extend Law On U. S. Credit   INSTALLMENT BUYING TO BE CONTROLLED LONGER

Instalment Controls to  Be Extended   Banking Group Approves Bill

Group OKs Extending Controls   WOULD KEEP REGULATIONS ON INSTALLMENT BUYING

itation on Entry Russians: In U.S. oposed by Senator        Knowland Makes Request after Soviet Refjcac to Admit Group of Legislators

Romania ‘Denies Flour Delivered To Russia  Soviet Demands On Balkan State Wad Poon PD oanartoa,

LaGuardia Asks Immediate Actio On Housing Bill   New York-Ex-Mayor ; Says Further Delay

Start Building Homes af Once’   LaGuardia Requests Action to Avoid Chaos

University Professor Quits Post   Disagrees With Administration Of University

REJECTS RED BID FOR TRADE DATA   MacArthur’s Action Draw: Immediate Complaint From Russia

Anti-Red Blast by Attlee   British Prime Minister Calls Eastern Europe Democracy a Travesty; A Plea For Freedom

One-Party Government ls Attacked by Attlee   'Stalin Has Key to Recovery Program in Europe; Reds Show Interest in Plan

Attlee Speaks For Rights   Detiounces Travesty Of Givernments In Edtétern Eurone

Attlee Hits at Russia in Speech   Freedoms Are Right o! Every Individual, Saves Prime Minister

‘Pointed Anti-Russian Statement Deplores Denial of Human ‘Rights, Tack of Personal Freedon

Attlee Raps Those Denying Human Rights   British Prime Minister In Strong Criticism OF Persons Condoning Act: Of Countries In East

Attlee Rips So-called Democratic Countries   “Says Human Rights Denied in “Certain” Banana Matxce

Attlee Denounces Farce Democracy   Says Human Rights Are Ignored In Eastern Europe

‘Attlee Raps Red Followers  j      Says Democracy ‘A Travesty in Several Countries in Eastern Europe’

Denial of Human Rights in Several Nations Of Eastern Europe Flayed by Clement Attlee

Rights Denied, Attlee Charges   Asserts Democracy . Fails To Work In Eastern Europe

Attlee Raps Russia For Interference   Asks Freedom For Individual

ATTLEE BLASTS CURTAILING OF HUMAN RIGHTS  OUTSPOKEN ATTACK  ON RED DOMINATION OF EASTERN EUROPE

ATTLEE SAYS SOME PEOPLES LOSE RIGHTS   Prime Minister Declares Democratic Government Is a Travesty in “Several Countries of Eastern Europe.”

ATTLEE SEES NO REAL FREEDOM I EASTERN EUROPE   Charges Human Rights Denied, “Demacratie Government Travecty”

Food Crisis Poses Threat For British   Rations May Be Cut Soon After Christmas Holidays

Briain Alarmed eFTodd Crisis      Situation Possibly Could Become Threat To Labor Government

Strike Intent Notice Is Filed  Affects Another Detroit Newspaper

SWEEPS WEST   18 Inches of Snow Fall In Dakotas As Wind Piles Up Drifts

Tobacco Market Opens In Wilson Qn August 25th   Committee Sets Opening Dates, To Serve As Arbiter

Party's National Leader Fined in Rhode Island As Traffic Law Violator

Gael Sullivan IsFined $100  Charge Changed te  a, eT nL i, ae eee   Charge Changed to Dangerous Driving

$100 Fine Levied Against Sullivan   Drunken Driving Charge Reduced on Police Request

National Party Leader Fined, Charges Eased   Democrats’ Sullivan Gets Off Technically On Drunkea Driving

Gael Sullivan Is Fined $100  Charge Changed tc Dangerous Driving

Organization Of New Legislature  Month In Advance Of Meeting Planned

Missouri Seeks Military Site as Hospital Annex   Files Bid for Part Of Camp Clark for  Nevada Institution

ONE IS KILLED, NINE ARE HURT   Victims of Four Accidents  At Cedar Rapids

Phone Strike Settlement Looms Today   Union Considers New Wage  Offer Made By Long Lines Company

A.T.& 1. Submu New Waae Ofic In Phone Strike   Earlier Proposal Rejected by Union in 30-Day Old Walkous

President May Ask Inflation Controls   May Seek Revival Of Time Payment Curbs, Power To Ration Grain, Other Scarcities

Ration Power May Be Askec B y Truman   Revival Of Time Payment Curbs Also One Of Proposals He Could Make

Curbs Slated For Comeback      President. Aims To Check Inflation Among Many Other Things.

Revival of Time Payment Curbs, Industrial Rationing May Be Asked

Time Payment Curbs Sought   President May Ask for Ration Powers at Special Session

Credit, Material Controls Possible  Truman May Request Action by Conaress

PRESIDENT T0 ASK FOR CURBS   Power To Ration Grain And Other Materials May Be Asked  NOV. 17 IS DATE SET

A.C. & F.CO. DECLARES. _. ONE AND THREE-QUARTERS PERCENT STOCK DIVIDEND

A.C. & ¥.. DIRECTORS GET DIVIDENDS ON: cOMaION a . AND. PREFERRED SHARES

DEMAND LAND FROM AUSTRIA   1,000 Square Mile Area I. Sought by Yugoslavia In Request to Powers

OF AUSTRIA, CITIES   Demand Made te Deputy Foreign Ministers in ©  ondon “

SOVIET TOLD TO FALLINTO LINE WITH UN. MARCH   United States Is Firm-Voiced With Early ‘Challenge’

Maneuvers On  Balkans Begin   U. S. Formally Asks Tc Have Issue Handed To Assembly

For Handing Balkin Question to Assembly   U.S. Favors Getting Problem Out of the UN Securntty Council

WouldDumg Balkan Issue On Assembly   U. S. Proposes That Security Council  Shift Thorny Problem To Larger UN Group

US Asks UN To Study Balkans   Requests Assembly Attempt to Settle Council-Stumper

N. C. Lawmakers Plan Meetings   Committee ‘Sessions To Launch Thirteenth Week of Assembly

Austin Voices Security  Program Basis  Universal Military tg Urged uv TIT. N. Deleaate

Boost by Austin Given Universal Training for War   UN Representative Also Rejects .One-Sided Disarmament

Austin Voices Security Program Basis   Universal Military Training Urged by U.N. Deleaate

WARREN AUSTIN URGES UNIVERSAL TRAINING IN U, §.   America’s Representative on U. N. Says World Must Know Nation Is Prepared to Fight.   CALLED FOUNDATION OF SECURITY PROGRAM   U.*S. Never Will Consent to Unilateral Disarmament, He Says, After Talk With Truman.

Inflation Cures Urged by Eccles  Chairman of Federal Reserve Board Asks Congressional Action

U.S. AWAITING  BRITISH ACTION   No Commitment On Palestine Issue Due Until Britain Asks For UN Help

POLITICS SHIFTS TO OHIO MEETING   Support For Taft Due When Leaders Rally Thursday

AFL Opposes Bill to Outlaw Portal Claims   Chamber of Commerce: Says Suits Threaten Economy of Country

Anti-Portal Pay Bills Bring Joint AFL-CIO Action   Menace to Millions Of Workers’ Rights  Seen in Proposals

Kidnaped Gu Home Safe, Unharmed  California Victim   California Victim Held for 26 Hours: Details Withheld

ALICE DEVINE SAlD TO HAVE ESCAPED FROM ABDUCTOR   No Indication Her Father, ‘a Wealthy Grape Grower, ° Paid $10,000 Ran- =   CALIFORNIA TOURIST COURT HER PRISON   Man 40 to 50 Years Old Sas pected—Police Refuse to Give Out Informa-*  tion on Case,

Last Rites for Pal of Barrymore Reminiscent of Life Lustily Lived

GOP May Balk On Greek Aid   Party Leaders Insist on Full Foreign Policy Interpretation

Poses Question On Aid Proposal  Smith Wants UN Plar On War Racranriled

FOREIGN POLICY EYED CLOSELY   Senator Raises Question of Arming Greek Troops, Cites UN Charter Views

Republicans Will Insist on Broader Accounting Of Proposed Foreign Policy Before Voting Loan

Explanation Demanded Of State Department   New Jersey Senator Seeks Clarification of Greek Aid and Peace Aims

Proposal to Arm Greek Soldiers — Vexes Sen. Smith  Powentnt Navy Task Forces Plans Jaunt Through Dardanelle:

Senator Queries If Proposal is UN Violation .  a... Om   How Can Plan to Train, Arm Grosks he Reconciled With Peaceful Scitloment

URGES PROMPT ACTION ON GREEK AID   Navy Announces Training Program in Greek-Turkish Waters

Smith Charge: Inconsistency  In US Policy   Senator Asks Truman Reconcile Greek Arms Plans with UN Charte

Republicans Insist Upon Broad Accounting of Administration Aims Before Financing AntiRed Moves.

Aid Policy Queries Mount   Lawmakers Clamor For Administration Statement on Broad Foreign Policies .

Greek Plan Must Be Reconciled With UN Charter  - Broad Accounting Wil - Be Demanded on Assistance Funds

SEES DISCREPANCY IN TRUMAN POLICY   Sen. Smith Asks Why Arm Greece If U.N. Purpose Is to Prevent War   MOVE AGAINST REDS

Balkan Aid May  Be Held Up Past  March 31 Deadline GOP Insists On  Policy Rinenrint

RUSSIA PLACES U.S, UPON SPO   Izvestia Hails Molotov Fo His Proposal On China

Reds Indicate They Believe U. S. Did No! Keep Word On Getting Out Of China

UPSTATE HIGHWAYS CLEARED OF SNOW   Storm of Less Intensity Than Had Been Expected

THURMOND HITS TRUMANS PLEA FOR LOW PRICE   Southern Coal Operator Also Flays Big Steel For Contract Deal

Curley Back as Mayor 2 Days Out of Prison   Tells 400 Boston Followers He’s ‘Fen Years Younger’——Eyes $38,000,000 Pending Contract Awards

OLD PALS RALLY TO ‘UNCLE JIM’   Curley Returns to Boston’ City Hall — Employes Cheer, of Course

Mayor Curley Takes Over Duties Again   City Employes Welcome Return

Followers Cheer At Curley Returr   Boston Mayor Takes Over Again After Serving Prison Term

Lawyer Runs Amok, Slays 2 In Capital   Bar Official And Policeman Killed By Nevro: 2 Hurt

Attorney Goes Berserk; Kills Two In Capita   Assailant Shot Four ’ Times and Captured After Chase

2 Dead, 3 Wounded In Nation’s Capital Court House Shooting  Negro Applicant For Bar Fatally

ON GUN SPREE   Kills Two, Wounds Two Ere Being Shot, Captured In Washinaton

Lawyer Runs Wild Shooting Down 4  Ten Wantineme Fg ene   Two Victims Are Dead In Washington, D. C.

TWO MEN DIE IN SHOOTING   Two Others Are Wounded As Negro Lawyer Opens Fire in Court Building

Angered Attorney Kills Two   Colored Lawyer Runs Wild With Gun In Washington, D.C.

NEGRO SHOOTS UP CITY COURT   Two Slain, 2 Woundec By Colored Attorney In Washington, D. C.

RUSSIAN HECKLED BY KOREA THRONG   CROWD OF 80,000 ENGAGES IN SHOUTING CONTEST WITH RED GENERAL.

Koreans, Russians In Shouting Contest   Big Crowd Heors U. S. General and Applauds Lustily

Living Standard in Twin Falls Found Far Higher Than in Most U.S. Cities

64 Patients In One Day At Hospital   November Shows $232. Operating Gain at Audrain

Average Over 50 Patients. On Each Day   Audrain -Hospital Report Shows Total Of 494 Treated

Statesville Shot:  Informal Glimpses af People Ta and Areund Stateccille.

Truman Reni Order Called “Politics”   Senator’ Capehart ‘Accuses President Of Squeeze on GOP

~ Meanwhit. Capehart Describes His Positions  As “Pure Potities”.

TRUMAN STANDS FIRM ON RENTS   Senator Cries ‘Politics’ as General Hike ts Killed

Truman Okays Hardship Case  Rent Increases   President Adamant Against Flat Hikes

Maneuvers On Rents Analyzed  Truman Cancel Orde: Said ‘Pure Politics’

President Firm Against General Rent Increases   Indiana Senator Cries ‘Pure Politics’ At Truman’s Quash Order

Sen. Capehart Hits Truman’s Firmness Against Rent Hikes   President Praises  Flemina as One of Ahlact Manin I) S

Truman Firm  On Rent Issue   President Opposes Genera Raise in Ceilings

CHIEF UNMOVED ON RENT ISSUE   Solon Cries ‘Politics’ as Truman Holds Line Against Blanket Increases

Allowances Made In Case Of Hardship   Senator Capehart Condemns Stand As Purely Political

Truman Bucks Rent Hikes In Interview   Solon Says President Is Engaging In “Pure Politics”

Rent Increase Squabble Has Capifol Astir   Truman Stands Firm for Holding Rent Levels... Firm; Opposes Any —  RlanLet Inerancae

right Looms in Congress on Rent Issue   President Stands Firm Against Any Blanket Increase

Truman Holds To Stand Against Rent Increases; Senator Charges Politics.

PAIR POISONED IN HOTEL ROOW   Nude Bodies Sprawlec On Bed In Sherman At Chicago

Man, Wife Dead in Chicago Hotel by Deadly Poison   ‘Indications Are That Both Committed Suicide Police Sav.

Refugees Stampede From Soviet Zone “To Western Germany As Big Four Falls

Refugees Fleeing From Soviet Zone   Report Virtual Stampede To Enter Western Zone In Germany

Dry Forces Active Thirty Million People Live In Dry Areas. Anti-Saloon League Says

wey? Vall ths i 7aU  Local Option Votes  About Third of U. S. Territory Now Under No-License, Reports League

Drys Record Large Gains  _ Anti-Saloon League   Anti-Saloon League Claiming Victories

U.S. ‘Answers’ _ Soviet. Vetoes   Marshall Plan May Mean Revambting of IJ. N.

Shipping Strike May Be Averted  arine FnmimAanre   CIO Leader Advises Marine Engineers To Remain on the Job

180 COMMUNITIES TO ADVANCE TIME   Many Towns And Cities In Pennsylvania Will Go On Daylight Saving Schedule Next Sunday Morning

180 Cities On Daylight Time   Cities in All Parts of State to Change Time

OT, LOUIS BUS OTRIKE CONTINUES   TiL-UP OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION WAS LITTLE EFFECT ON NIGHT LIFE.

St. Louis Strike Causes Difficulty In Transportation   Theatre Crowds in Drop of 50% But 25,000  See Cards Win

Mrs. Hardy Asks New Trial Qn Murder Charge  Dine Ka» Sentie   Plea For Sanity Hearing Dropped

THREE PERISH: AID RUSHED T0 SIX SURVIVORS   Jet-Equipped Rescue Craft En Route to Wreck Scene

INavy Plane Takes Off To Rescue 6 Survivors  Of Crash 13 Davs Age

Burned Wreckage of Plane Sighted in Antarctic Wasteland   Navy Plane Takes Off on Rescue Mission: Visual Signals Used to Communicate With Survivors

Airmen Communicate With Downed Fliers ViaVisual Signals   Three On Ill-Fated Craft Are Dead   Jet-Propelled Ship Will Attempt Take-Off From Water With Survivors

oA OF a-MAN GREW LIVING: SPEED RESCUE   Jet-Propelled Plane Leaves Command Ship to  Rat Gorvivare

Hey There You Charros Noted Beauty Expert Says Beards Add Glamor

Suggests Way to End High Divorce Rate Is for the Men to Use Mirror Also

tBoyle’s Notebook   TEN PER CENT MORE GLAMOUR IN A NICE CLEAN BEARD

“Out of the Mouths of B Babes’  Kindergarten ( lass Offers an _ Answer to No. 1 World Problem

es of the Mouths of Babes _   ‘They Shouldn't Have Guns,’  Kindergarten Tells Diplomat

Full Eclipse of Sun Observed  Day Turns Into Deep Night; Brilliant Stars Break Out

U.S. Scientists Study Eclipse   Fifth Happening In Century; Remained Total For More Than’® Hour.

Reds Step Up ‘Warmonger’ Blast at U.S.   Vishincky’s Tirade Followed by Aide’s Bitter Denunciation

United States Is Under More Attacks  White Russian Says   White Russian Say: War Threatens World Eruption

American Slogan of World Mastery Threatens War, Says Kisilev  U.N. ASKED TO ACT        Resolution to Stop “Propaganda’ Part of Soviet Attack

SOVIET ATTACK ON UNITED STATES RENE WEI TORAY   By White Russia’s Chief Delegate, Kuzma V. Kiseley.   FOLLOWED VISHINSKY   Said the U. S, Had Taken Up a Slogan of World Mastery.

Joins Red Attack On U. S.   - White Russia’s U. N. Delegate Backs Up Vishinsky in Accusing  U.S. of Warmongering

Says America Seeking World Mastery, War   Kiselev Backs Vishinsky Chereeas

‘Russians Keep UpUN Attacks on US Plans   ' White Russia’s Delegate Repeats Many Charges Of ‘Warmongering’ Made By Vishinsky Before General Assembiv

Delegate Of White Russia In Address   . “Warmongering’ Charge Made Before Assembly

Russia Renews Attack On U. S. In U.N. Assembly   White Russian Delegate Backs Up Vishinsky’s Charges Of American ‘War Mongering’

Red Attack On America  Is Renewed   White Russian Delegate Takes  Up Where Vishinsky Left Off Yesterday

Russia Renews Oral Battle On United States   White Russian Delegate Resumes Attack Where Vishinsky Left Off Yesterday in U. N. Assembly Speech.

Second  Speaker Upholds Charges   Kiselev Says U.S Has Slogan Of World Rule

Temperatures   White Russian Follows Vishinsky Line in ‘War-Mongering’ Cry to U.N.: Nine Americans Are Named

SOVIETS RENEW BLAST AT U.S.   White Russia’s Chief Delegate Says Uncle Sam Holds ‘Mastery’ Slogan

White Russiar Says War Is Threatening   Kiselev, Backing Vishinsky, Hits  TTS Ty nertaltem’?

Assembly Told America Plots WorldMastery   War Propeganda  Curbs Asked of U.N.  +) Riuss:‘Resolution

Reds. Renew Their Attack on U.S.  Warmonger Nation   K. V. Kiselev Takes Up ~ Fight Where Vishinsky Left Off; Says Mastery Idea

Kiselev Joins Vishinsky In Hurling Charges   War Threatens, He Shouts; Says Soviet Union Wants Peace

United States Atfacked by-Reds: In United Nations Talks; White--. Russian Charaes ‘World Mastery’.

Soviet Delegate Demands Curbs On ‘War Propaganda in U. 5.’   White Russian Repeats ‘Warmongering’ Charge: Hurled Yesterday By Vishinsky; America Is Expected to Ianore Verba! Attack in U.N.

Russian Attack On United States Renewed in UN   Assembly Told America Seeking World Mastery

Vishinsky Asks Early Action By U.N. Group   Retort Is Made By Argentinian Before Assembly

—SOVIET—  Sees U. S. As Threat  To Peace  Raps ‘Criminal’ War Propnarands

OVIET TIRADE GOES ON; REDS DSH ACTION   America Accused Of ‘War mongering’ By Top Ruscian Leaders

Reds Still Attacking U. S. Policy   Claims Soviet Is Leading Campaign For Werld Peace

Kiselev Reiterates Vishinsky’s Blast At U.S. and World; Argentine Replies

White Russians Continue Soviet Attacks on U.S.   UN Assembly Hears That America HasTaken Up Slogan Ot Warld Maetaru

i m6 Speech   Kiselev 2 Cites War Danger‘in Slogan ef World Mastery

White Russia's Chief Delegate Accuses UJ. §.   Kiselev Takes Up  Vishinsky’s Charge That U. S. Is Trying To Start New War

Soviet Attack on America is Renewed  Asks Curbs Against ‘Criminal’ War Propaaanda in U. S.

Red Attack OnU.S. Is Continued   Marshall Plan Rapped, Crack Is Taken at Truman

Full Page of Hurricane Pictures on Page 18   ‘—SOVIETS PUSH DEMANDS FOR UN ACTION— White Russian Charges World Mastery U. S. Aim

Russians Press Charges of U. S. ‘War Mongering   White Russian Repeats Claims After Vishinsky Asks UN Action; Argentine Issues First Reply

Attacks on U.S. Renewec  By Russians   Soviets Press Demand for Curb on ‘Criminal War Propaganda’ Carried on In United States

Vishinsky Files Formal Demand for Probe of ‘War Mongering’ in U.S.; Argentine Delegate Criticizes Charges

Soviet Attack Renewed in UN Assembly Meet   White Russia’s Chief Deleaate Speaks

United States Is Under More Attacks   White Russian Says War Threatens World Eruption

New Red Slur On U.S. Hints Use of Atom  General Assembly Expected to Act  On ‘War-mongering’ Charge Against Ul. 5.

Ukraine Posifive Choice For Seaf Despite Protest   Palestine Partition Delayed By Britain

U.S. SUFFERS REBUFF; INDIA QUITS CONTES'   Palestine Partition Action Delayed By Britain

Ride Horseback in Crash Chie Search   ‘Hunt Articles Seen . Drop From Plane

BOARD REPORTS IN AIR SAFETY   Higher Flying Proposed Over Mountains In Soupy Weather

TWO AIR SAFETY — STEPS PROPOSEL   BOARD URGES HIGHER FLYING OVER PEAKS, USE OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES.

Air Safety Body Makes Report  Higher Flying Over Mountains Urged

AIR SAFETY BOARD REPORTS TO TRUMA)   Recewamends That Aireraft Fly Higher Over Menntains In Kecleaecnt Venter

Two Texas Women Stricken in Church Succumb   86 Direct Descendants Left by Woman Who Dies Early Today at Port Acres

RAF Pilot Dives Into Sea Trying To Perform A Better Victory Roll

State Rep. Resigns Dickinson County F. B. Membership   Claims Group a Representative of County Minority

COUNCIL OPPOSES PAY BENEFITS FOR STRIKING WORKERS   ‘New York State Advisory Body Holds Such Pay -~mante Hleaol

Council Opposes Striker Benefits   Recommends Suspension ! Insurance Law Rights

Assembly Will Begin Monday To Pass Bills   Three Administration Bills Are Due To Be Moved Forward Following Approval By Committees.

Escapees From Shirley Caught in Indiana   Cross-Country Robbery Spree Comes to End

Freeze Abates in Southern Europe and American States   Crops. Factories Hirrt

U.S. Demands May  Force Gasoline,  Fuel Oil Rationing Supply Ou Outlook

SEES RATIONING OF GASOLINE, FUEL OIL   Oit Company Official Says Federal Demands On Available Supplies Are Recnocsihle

U.S. Would Ban Albania, Bulgaria jin Balkan Debate   Would Not Be Allowed To Participate Unless Agree To Assembly Decisions; Russia Challenges Move

PROPOSAL BY U.S. T0 REQUIRE CONDITIONS OF SATELLITES WINS  ALBANIA AND BULGARIA  _ MUST AGREE TO ACCEPT  DECISION TO TESTIFY

U.N. Row Ove Admitting Red Satellites   ‘Australian Delegate Says Reds Trying to. Force Membershin

Business Men and City Officials Discuss Plans for Rebuilding With Unity of Purpose

Tornado-torn Woodward Gets Going On Its Big Reconstruction Program

Wind-Shattered Oklahoma Town Plans to Rebuild   People Staggered But Stoical. As They Hunt For More Victims

Woodward To Plan Building lis City Back   OVFR 2.000 PERSONS ARE HOMELESS AFTER TORNADO

Woodward Fights Way Back   United By’ Tragedy, Citizens of! Town . Plan to Rebuild Storm-Torn City

ASSISTANCE GRANTS HERE TOP $30.000   Aged, Blinl Pension, Aid to Dependent Children Grants Total $36,958.20

ASSISTANCE GRANTS HERE TOP $30.000   ’ Break-Down Reveals Disbursements for Aged. Blind, Aid to Dependent Children =

Laud Pick-Sloan Plan fo Control River Floods   Kansas City Conference Encouraged by Message From the President

Pick-Sloan Plan for Flood  Control Endorsed Mississippi River Valley Group Discussing Program

Pick-Sloan Plan ‘for Flood Control Endorsed  a ee ee a. Te   Mississippi River Valley Group Discussing Program

CHINESE FIGHTING MONGOLS   sitter Combat Report ed; Say Mongolians Use Russ Equipment

‘SCHOOL STRIKES ARE SPREADING   Buffalo Schools Closed  Those in Delaware End

HOUSE SLATED TO VOTE CUTS   Tax Reduction Bill Being Speeded Through By GOP Leaders

Martin Expects Avalanche’ Of fax Cut Votes   Speed Is Password As House Takes Up Consideration of Bill

Newark Fray Postponed   Battle to Keep Old “New Mexico” From Docking Awaits Tide

Newark ‘Battle’ Postponed; Ship Late For Tide  New Mexico Due There Saturday

Battlewagon’s Fight Delayed   Too Late for Tide; Clash Set Saturday

Jersey's "Squirt Gun Navy" Battle Delayed By LowTide  Heralded Engagement Between Old

Postpone Naval Battle But ‘Squirt-Gun Navy’ Stands Ready for Fray

Heralded Battle Over New Mex Postponed Today  Squirt-Gun Navy Now Standing Ready For Harbor Defense

Ship Misses Tide. Delaying ‘Battle’ Battleship, 12 Tugs  To Face - Fireboats SRO Sage ee 8 aes Fea

Postpone Battle Of Newark Bay   Dreadnaught Forced To Wait Fer Tide

ewes  ‘Squirt-Gun Navy’ Primed for Battle, But Dreadnaught Misses Tide

 Battleship’s Invasion of Newark Postponed When Ship Misses Tide

Newark Under Bombardment As Prelude To Battle With  Decommissioned New Mexico

"BatfleQf Newark” Off Until Tomorrow   Battleship New Mexico Arrives Too Lote To Enter Nework Port

NEWARK’S SHIP FIGHT DELAYED   Decommissioned Battle. ship Three Hours Late In Arriving

“Baitle of Newark” Postponed; Now Due for Tomorrow Morn   Battleship New Mexico to -Enter Harbor, Defiant Salvagers Declare

TIME AND TIDE WON’T WAIT  ‘Bull’ Halsey Offers No Aid To Newark’s Defending Fore.

Squirt-Gun Navy Itching to Tangle With Tardy Decommissioned Warship

Ball Says Law Can’t Rid Unions Of Reds   Wants Communists Routed From Leadership But Wants To Leaye Job Up To Unions

Senate Moves Toward Vote on Labor Bill  Mahmba Pun...   Debate Expected to Be Finished During Coming Week

Sen. Ball Doubt Legislation Will Ban Union Reds   Sponsor Will Push for Amendment, However, In Senate Next Week

BALL SEES LAW BAN ON UNION REDS WEAK   ‘Houseceaning’ Job Laid At . Labor’s Door

Overell Alive at Time of Explosion ‘on Yacht, Pathologist Testifies

MEDICAL WITNESS TESTIFIED THAT OVERELL WAS ALIVE AT TIME OF FYPLOSION ON VACHT

Doctor Claims Overell Alive ai Time of Blast   Defense Pathologist Contradicts Testimony of State’s 4 Doctors

OVERELL SAID ALIVE AT TIME OF EXPLOSION   Expert Contradicts State Testimony At Trial

CONTEMPT. GASE 1S APPEALED BY LEWIS   ‘Supreme Court Asked Te Ushold $3,510,090 Fine

-BRIEFS_GIVEN_COURT—TODA¥ , AND. ORAL ARGUMENTS. ON  ‘. FINE SLATED : FOR TUESDAY---

SUPREME COURT TO HEAR LEWIS’. CONTEMPT CASE   Justices ta Sean Pevality of Fine Ia ‘Court Todav

England Lifts Military Rule   Holy Land Blockade EFased in Wide. Area

British End Martial Law   Proclaim Some Victory In Finding Jewish Gunmen In Holy Land

MARTIAL LAW IN PALESTINE ENDED TODAY   Some Violence Reported In Area Yesterday

DECREASE IN  TRAFFIC TOLL   REPORT 4.510 PERSONS MET DEATH IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN TWO ~ MONTHS

‘Political “Vetoes” Ar Charged to ‘Him. : “Members: ‘of a       Brewster Says’ G.O.P. Will Not Extend Life of ‘Probe

GOP Not to Ask More War Probes  Senator to Finish Hughes investigation

Won't Seek to Extend Probe   Brewster Certain Hughes Probe Will  Resume in November

GOP To Allicw War Probe Body To Die Jan. 31   SEN. BREWSTER ADMITS GROUP NOT TO CONTINUE

DENY PLANS TO EXTEND PROBE   WAR INVESTIGATORS WILL FINISH WORK BEFORE NEXT YEAR

Will Not Ask Extension of War Committee   Brewster Certain Hughes Investigation Will Be Resumed

20-Months-Old Girl Disappeors from Home near Marion   War Probers To End Work Jan. 31

REPUBLICANS WILL NOT ASK FOR EXTENSION OF WAR PROBE AFTER TAN. 31. SEN. BREWSTER AVOWS

Republicans Not to Request Lease On Life of Senate Group That Is Investigating Wartime Contracts

ISEN. BREWSTER SAYS REPUBLICANS WILL. NOT ASK FOR FOR EXTENSION OF THE WAR INVESTIGTING COMMITTEE —

GOP Won't Ask For Extension  Of War Probe   But Will Resume Hughes Inquiry Nov. 17, Says Brewster

Brewster Says GOP Not to Ask Extension for Life Of War Probe Group in ’48

War Contracts Inquiry Due To Resume Nov. 17   Brewster Says Committee Not To Be Extended After Janmary 31; Oil Probe Seen

HUGHES CASE WILL. BE RESUMED Early End To War  Inquiries Forecast

No Extension of Senate War Probe Group Will Be Asked  Committee Will Run Until Jan. 31

Blame. Army For Delay  Lack Of Supply O!   Lack Of Supply Of High Priorities When Needed.

Officer Asserts Delay in Hughes Plane Justified  Cave Camemirsbtae Lint:   Says Committee Unfai in Investigation of War-Time Contracts

PART OF BLAME FOR PLANE DELAY PLACED'ON ARM}   Former Air, Force Officer . Says Hughes Did Not Re _ tive Materials When   They Were Needed.   CALLS INVESTIGATION “UNFAIR”.TO BUILDER   Hollyweod. Millionaire Denied Permission by Chairman _ Ferguson to Question Witnesses,

Former Officer Defends Hughes  Cites Failure Of Army, Other Agencie:

Agencies to Blame In Hughes Delay, Says Ex-Major   Committee Unfair To Plane Manufacturer  Says Army Veteran

ARMY UNFAIR IN HUGHES PROBE?   Other Federal Agencies Are Blamed for Delay in Pushing Plane Production

Says Government Partly to Blame  Committee Declared Unfair to Hughes

MANUFACTURER IS DEFENDED :  High Officials Blamed For Delay On Hughes’ Planes

JEx - AAR Officer: Uctieves Army, Gover. ment “Ag eile cies Should - Share Blawe for Delay

Richard -Fabian, Forny er Air Force Officer, Yestities That Senate Probe Is “Being Une fair” To Hughes

Leader Seeks More Favorable Public Opinion   Expounds Policy Looking Toward Industrial Peace

—WOULD ‘REASSURE PUBLIC’ — "Go Easy" on Demands,  Murray Tells C.1.0.

MURRAY ADVISES CLC. 10 TEMPER WAGE DEMANDS   ‘Urges Unions to Take Time for Real Collective Raraninina  '

Murray Asks “Constructive Bargaining’  Speaks in Seholf, Of Truman Proposal

Murray Urges Moderation in  Union Demands ClO Head Would  TRanceura Cangreag?   CIO Head Would Reassure Congress; Cites Stee] Procedure

MURRAY URGES ‘REAL COLLECTIVE ACTION’   Asks CIO Unions To Foster ‘Public Reassurance’

Go Slow on Strikes, Murray Warns CIO   ‘Take Time fer Real Baracinine is Steel   Take Time for Real Bargaining is Steel Leader's Advice to Other CIO Unions

Rev. Applegate On Important Committee   Food Prices Off One Per Cent.   Judge Bonham Is Claimed Monday   Rowdies on Bus Sent to Prison   Founder of First Rotary Club Dies   PE Rt itie vy MAN BERK AAG   CIO Unions Told To Go Slow on New Demands

SOLONS REOPEN SESSION   Bailey Memorial Services To Be Held at 2:30 P.M.

Miners Raising © Money For Fines   Lecals Assessing Their Members $1 Each To Make Up Fund.

Mine Workers Quietly Raise Funds to Pay Off Big Fine  Nine Local Unions Vote to Assess Members Cne Dollar Each to Meet Court's Penalty

NAVY VESSELS DODGE ICEBERGS   Expedition To Little Amer. ica Going Through Great Ice Belt

Detroit, Chicago Papers Delayed   . Newspapers Charge -Slowdown, Union Meetings Tactics

French Elect Gen.DeGaulle: Reds Gain   People’s Choice To Lead In Fight Against Communism, Polls Great Majority

31-Man Detail Over Ocean to Try Hand at Stopping Florida Hurricane

Government Calls Key Witnesses in Meyers’ Inquiry   Justice Department Issues Subpenas; .Grand Jury Opens Study Monday   ARNOLD AND HUGHES LIKELY TO TESTIFY   Accused Air Force Procurement Officer Also Faces Court Martial

Round Up Witnesses in Meyers Case   Subpoenas Served on Key Figures by Justice Dept.

SUBPENA KEY WITNESSES IN MEYERS CASE   BY JAMES F. DONOVAN tP staft Correspondent

SCC Seizes Phones In Two Counties   Acts For Governor On Eastern Shore

VIRGINIA ACTS IN PHONE CASE   State Seizes Properties Of Telephone Company To Halt Strike; First Action Tinder New Law.

Virginia Seizes Phone Properties   Acts As Traffic Employe: in Eastern Shore Counties Went On Strike.

AGITATION HAS BEEN STARTED BY CZECH COM‘MUNISTS—ALBANIA ISSUES AIR WARN.  “ING: no

“Dear Papa,”’ Junior Class Play Tuesday, Nov. 18  A Three Act Comedy Filled With Tanohe

Ms Dear Papa,” Junior Class Play  Tuesday,. Now.18.  A Three Act Comedy Eilled With Lauehs

RUSSIAN MINISTER SAYS U. §. GUILTY (IF WARLIKE PLANS   Vishinsky Launches New Attack on American Policy; Accuses Foster Dulles Today.   SENATOR M’MAHON Is ALSO NAMED

Tomorrows Headlines Today VISHINSKY CHARGES U. S. FOREIGN POLICY CANNOT BUT LEAD TO WAR

Great Britain to Dror Palestine Question Into Hands of UN   Troops to Pull Out Whether Settlement Is Reached or Not

Vishinsky Says Dulles Policy Will Lead To War   Russian Deputy Foreign Minister. In Press Conference, Renews Attack On American ‘Warmongers’ And Cites Dulles Statements

' California Woman Tells How She Repulsed  Would-Be Purse Snatcher

Bevin Suggests That U.S. Revive Wartime Lease-Lend   Foreign Secretary Says It Would Serve to Help Europe if Washington Is Opposed to His Proposal to Redistribute Fort Knox Gold — Reiterates Belief That Great Britain Will Pull Through Her Current Economic Crisis,

British Foreign Minister Cites World Situation   Doesn’t Care How It Is Handled—But Wants : Help, Quick

U. S. Expected to Call ‘Coal Session Shortly  Invitation May Follow High Court Decision in Contemnt Case Monday!

Bid For Lewis, Operator Meet May Be Given   Indications Point To Ef) fort To Avert Coal  Strike In April

Some Make Speeches On American Justice Army Completes Hanging Of 48 Criminals At Mauthausen

26 MORE HANGED FOR WAR CRIMES   ‘ BIGGEST ALLIED MASS EXE CUTION COMPLETED—48 TO   GALLOWS IN 2 DAYS.

HANG 26 NAZI CAMP GUARDS   More War Criminals Go To Gallows in Largest Of  Mass Executions

NOOSE CLAIMS 26 MORE NAZI CAMP GUARDS   VICTIMS SARDONIC ABOUT AMERICAN JUSTICE

Prince Juan, Spanish Throne Claimant, Will Cooperate With Franco

-Don Juan Willing to Work . With General Franco— ‘A Reversal of His Former - Stand Made Last April

Prince Don Juan Willing To Form New Regime   @ Principal Claimant to Spanish Throne Reported Rea: dy To Cooperate With Frauco In Monarchy

Loot Sleuths Find Masters In AMG Office   Valuable Paintings Sold Te U. S. Officers In Ger. ‘many; Bought In “Good Faith”

Red Face Department  Find Looted Dutch Paintings In American Officer's Quarters

Nazi-Stolen Loot Found In AMG Quarters   Discovery Leaves Gen. Clay, Aides With Red Faces

SENATE TAKES UP TAX CUT MEASURE   leaders.Look For ‘Vote Before Nightfall

TRUMAN T0 GET TAX BILL SOON   Republican Senator Charges His Party Playing Politics

Tax Slash Bill Nears  President   GOP And Democrats Differ On Fate Of Veto Awaiting Plan

Paris Parley Is “Experiment”   Success Or Failure Due To Affect World History

Farm Bureau For Increased State Gas Tax  Would Onnose Anv   Would Oppose Any Increase Not Providing For County System

RECOMMEND AN _ INCREASE IN THE GASOLINE TAY   ‘This Was Suggested by Farm Bureau Federation of* Missouri.   TO BE APPLIED ON ROADS   The Proposal Did Not Mention the Pending Legislation.

HOUSE PREPARES TO SLASH WAR DEPARTMENT BUDGET      EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO PROVIDE 40 MILLION DOLLARS MORE FOR PLANES

Drive Carefully--'Or Else!’ eS ONY Ur Bisel  State Police ‘Crack Down’On Highway Traffic Violators

Military Plane Down In Labrador; Other Crashes Kill 6 During Day

12 Killed in State Over the Weekend   Two Columbus Men Fatally Injured In Traflie Mishaps

12 Lose Lives Over Weekenc On Highways   Plane, Railway Crashes, Fall Causes of Decths

Stand on Tax Bill Secret   President Refuses To Tell His Decision   Would Bar Wallace From Givina Ta!k   Daughter Duped Father To Slay Broker at Cincinnati

Woman Confesses  Blame tor Murder  Daughter Says She ‘Eqged’ Father Into Killing 6]1-vear-old Admirer

Persuaded Father to Kill So He'd ‘Be ‘Put Away, Woman Tells Police

FATHER 10 SLA   Cincinnati Police Report Daughter Admits She Promoted Murder

Veto Of Labor Bill More Difficult To Uphold, Democratic Leader Asserts’ -

Russia Loses Fight To. Bar Ex-enemies  U.N. To Diseass Applications.

Soviets Fail To Bar Talks On Members   Applications From Former   Enemy States Will Be Discussed by Council Deanite Russians

Russia Is Loser: in Treaty Fight  U. §. Winner Over Ex-enemy States

NO JAPANESE CABINET YET   Premier Katayama Becomes (ne. Man Government

Measure Is Sent  InHouse For Vote   House Votes End Fireworks Sale Across State

PREPARE TO BURY TORNADO DEAD. “AT MASS SERVICE; DEATH TOTAL, 151

Death Toll In Storm Stands At151 Today   Water Famine Is Faced; Debris Is Being Cleared —

Grave Diggers © Rush Work for Mass Burials   Water Shortage Adds to Hordship;

MASS FUNERAL WILL GARE FOR TORNADO DEAD   Woodward Gravely . Faces Tasks In Rubble Ruin; Starts Rebuilding

Death Toll in Tornado Jumps to 151 as Officials Plan Mass Funeral to Bury Dead in Oklahoma

TORNADO DEATH TOLL INCREASES   Fatalities Rise to 151 As Mass Funerals Planned

PLAN BURIAL IN WOODWARD; 425 FILL HOSPITAL   Survivors Push Reconstruction, Start Tent Camn

Cemetery Tract Enlarged; Water Famine Reported   30 Persons Missing At Woodward, Okla. Most Are Identified

Mass Funerals Are Held Today For Storm Dead   Tornado Death Toll Now Stands At 135

T ornado—      Now at 151   CITY OF WOODWARD HAS TO _CONDEMN ADDITIONAL...  GROUND TO INCREASE SIZE OF ITS CEMETERY

Woodward Prepares Tc Bury Its Dead With  Mass Funeral Rites   Red Cross and Salvation Army Teams Checking Stricken Oklahoma-Texas Areas;  Famine Increases Hardships Of Rescuers.

Sorrowing Towns In Texas Panhandle Prepare To Bury Dead   Mass Funerals To Be Conducted   Meanwhile Water Famine Increases Hardships Of Citizens, Rescue Crews

Mass Rites For Victims  Of Tornado  Water Short in Oklahoma Area

Disembarkation Is Slated At Dawn in Ham burgs, Refugees Shout They Wont Mareh Ashore

“Dark Secret”, How Did Steel Earmarked “Export” ‘Get Into the Black Market

War Committee Fight Looms on  Policy Committee Favors Continuance

Authority To Slash Tariffs To Be Revisec   GOP Proposes Special Board With Power To Veto State Dept.

Senators Vote Further Probes Of War Profits   Small Business Committee Given Additional term

GARDEN STUDY CLUB MEETS  AT HOME OF MRS. ERNEST OCCUMINT An RPINAYV ATTIC.

GARDEN STUDY CLUB HAS  SEPTEMBER MEETING AT BRADQ BPRDANE NBPMPQTRh?

MEETING OF GARQEN STUDY CLUB HELD AT HOME OF MRS. PRANK THOMPSON. to 4 )TEN]

Paper Claims Reds Set Off Atomic Bomb   But Report Fails To Impress U. S. Atomic Scientists

LIGHT SAMPLE IS EXPLODED, WRITER SAYS   But Russians Believe They're Still Five Years Behind

REPORT SAYS RUSSIANS TEST ATOMIC BOMB   Prague Dispatch Tells 0 Factory Where Research is Going On

FRENCH PAPER CLAIMS BLAST FELT 20 MILES   Believe Mountain Factory Turning Out Sample Bombs

SMALL SAMPLE BLAST SAID PRODUCED LAST JUNE 15 IN SIBERIA  FRENCH NEWSPAPER IS  CATIDCE CAD “COMDI OTE

leport Russians Staged Atom Bomb _ Test Last Spring   Test Explosion Thought To Have Occurred Deep in Siberian Wilds

Account Given By Paris Newspaper   Copyrighted Article, Written By John Griggs In Prague, Says Explosion Set Off In Siberia Heard 20 Miles

RUSSIANS TEST ATOMIC BOMBS   Prague Dispatch Tells Of Sample Blast Set Off In Siberia

12% POUND  BLAST HEARD FOR 20 MILES   Test Held at Siberia Proving Grounds in Presence of Army Heads.

—RUSSILA— Story Says ‘Atomgrad’ Test Scene  Paris Newspaper Carries Article

Soviet Scientists Exploded A-Bomb Newspaper Says   Small Sample Tested In Siberia in June, Anonymous Writer Says

French Newspaper Reports Russian Atomic Bomb Test   Say Actwal Explosion. Took Place June 15-Missile’ Said to Be A 12% Pound Tyne

Reds Reported To Have Fired Sample Bomb   Experiments Said To Be Conducted Deen In Siberia

Test of Small Missile Said Made June 15   Dispatch Asserts Blast in Siberia Heard 20 Miles

Reds Explode Atomic Bomb, Paper Claims   Bomb, Made Deep in Siberia, Exnloded in Test on June 15

Sample Bombs Were Made In Strict Secrecy   Prague Correspondent For Paris Paper Declares Reds Are Five Years Behind U, S. Work

Plant Seen Beyond Ural  Mountains   First Explosion Heard for 20 Miles, Claim

Explode Sample In Test Beyond Ural Mountains   Demonstration Took Place Last June, Newspaper Holds

French Writer Says Reds Have Tested A-Bomb   Five Years Behind America, Article In Paper Claims

Reds Exploded Experimenial A-Bomb in June, Writer Says   Paris Reporter Cites Scientists’ Work Behind Urals

DIRECTOR QUIGLEY ~ LEAVES FOR MIAMI   Will Make Arrangements for Jayhawkers Visit to Orange Bow]   COACH SAUER IS BUSY

LEAVES FOR MIAMI   Will Make Arrangements for Jayhawkers Visit to ’ Orange Bowl   COACH SAUER IS BUSY

Krug Urges ‘Full Basin  Development   Secretary Favors Pooling Of Cost on All Federal   Reclamation Works in Narthweat States

RAILROAD UNIONS REACH AGREEMENT   Wage Issue Is Settled by Collective Bargaining

2 Rail Union: Get 15.5-Cent Hourly Raise   Settlement Includes Trainman and Conductor Groups

Trainmen And Conductors Granted Increase In Pay   Union And Railroads Agree On 151% Cents Hour Hike; 1! Rules Remain To Be Negotiated; Three Other  Unions Continue Wage Discussions

Agreement Affects Total Of 200,000 Workers !  Two Rail Unions Reach Accord On15%-Cent Hourly Wage Hike

rirst Agreement For the Industry Without U. . Aid   Trainmen, Conductors Involved; 3 Unions Still Negotiating

1044 CENT PAY HIKE GETS OK BY R.R., UNION   Agreement Reached By Two Brotherhoods ; Others Negotiating

GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION NOT NEEDED   200,000 Covered by O. R. C. and B. of R. T Pact With Roads

Railroad Pay Hike Granted   Two Brotherhoods And Companies In Wage Agreement

Intervention By Government Is Forestalled   Settled After More Than Month of Negotiations; To Cost Roads $100,000,000

RAILWAYS GRANT WAGE INCREASE   Government Help Isn't  Needed for New Pact

Two Railroad Unions Get Wage Boost   Conductors And Trainmen Reach Pact With Lines

RAIL WORKERS ARE GRANTED PAY INCREASE   Hike of 15% Cents Is Set For Members Of 2 Brotherhoods

RAILROAD BOOST AEREEMENT MADE   Two Operating Brotherhoods Get Fifteen, One-Haif Cent Raise

Two Railroad Unions Granted  15'/oe Pay Hike   Trainmen, Conductors Agree on 4 Rules; Asked 30° ¢ Raise

B. of R. T. and ORC Agree with Care riers on 1514-Cent Hour Raise.

200,000 Rail Workers Get \15¥%2-Cent Hourly Pay Raise   Two Operating Brotherhoods, Trainmen and Conductors, Reach Agreement With Carriers—Latter Estimate Increase Will Cest Them $100,000,000 Annually—Negotiations Still Under Way With Three Other Unions.

TWO R.R. UNIONS GET WAGE BOOST   Trainmen And Conductor: Win 151-2c Hourly Hike In Chicago Parley

Two Railroad Unions Agree On Wage Jump      Increase of 151. Cents . An Hour Given 200,000 Workers

152 GENT HIKE FOR TRAINMEN, CONDUCTORS   3 Brotherhoods Still Talking

NEW WARE AeCnen AT HEAD TADAY   increase of 15'4 Cents Hour Is Provided for  Operating Employes in Agreement.   OTHER WORKERS STILL NEGOTIATE

Trainmen Get 15.5 Cent Pay Raise Nov. 1   Two Brotherhoods Sign As Parley With Others Continues

2 RAIL UNIONS WIN PAY HIKE, RULE CHANGES   Parleys Continued With Remaining Brotherhoods

RAIL WORKERS GET WAGE HIKE    Brotherhood of Trainmen, Conductors Get 15c  Per Hour Increase.

Two Railroads Unions Given Pay Boosts   Agreement Covers 200,000 Trainmen And Conductors

U.S. and Soviet Seen Opposed to UN Police Plan:   Proposal ‘Was Tentative American Suggestion for Army-Navy

HIGHWAY CREWS MOVED   Commecting Link Near Sibdieyville Under Construction

RIGHWAY CREWS MOVED   Counecting Link Neer Siblesville Cader Construction

Legislature To Consider Income Tax Return Bill   Heavy Schedule Faces Body of Lawmakers This Week; Health Insurance Bill Due

Arabs to Fight To End Against Palestine State   Jamal Husseini Calls for Independence in Talk to U. N. Group

ARABS OPPOSED TO JEWISH STATE IN THE HOLY LANI   Spokesman Tells Tnited Na. tion Committee There Will Be Bloodshed if Palestine Is Partitioned.   2 RECOMMENDATIONS BEFORE GROUP RAPPED   Jamal Husseini Declares Only  Aeceptable Solution to Problem Is Independ ent Arab State.

Carust in Full Charge of Survey of Situation? Miller to New Position

TRUMAN SHIFTS CARUS!, MILLER 10 HASTEN SURVEY   Immigration Chief Named Special Assistant In State Deanartment

Changes in Aides Listed By Truman   Shift Made in Three Top Level Assignments te Speed Federal Action Om Displaced Persons

Blame Placed For Crash of Army Plane   Say U.S. Tries To By-Pass UN   Three Top Administration Assignments Are Shifted

TRUMAN SPEEDS PLANS FOR OP'S   New Appointee to Study Entire Problem

Makes Shift To Speed Up U.S. Action   White House Announce Changes To Hurry Up Displaced Persons Aid

PRESIDENT TRUMAN DECLARES NEW ASSIGNMENTS ARE NEEDED TO SPERD UP RUROPEAN ACTION   Shakeup Is Believed Essential by Nation’s Chief Executive—-NLRB Labor Counsel Says CIO Unions Must First Oust All Known Communists——it Is Reported That More Than 100 Lives Are Lost in Cadiz Explosion

—Displaced Persons—  Speedier Refugees Aid Eyed   President Acts To Speed Action By Gorernment

Truman Acts To Speed Up DP Program   Three Top Administrative Changes Announced by Ross

Seek to Speed Action on DP’s   Truman Announces Shift in Top Level  Assignments

Surprised Appeal Planned for Nazis  Wonder Why Appeal Rumored for 43 Accused of Massacreing 750 American

Modern Cinderella, Evalyn Walsh McLean, Loved Big Parties, But Few Will Know of Burial Services

EVALYN MCLEAN’S DEATH REVIVES DIAMOND LEGEND   ‘HOPE’ GEM AWAITS NEW OWNER TO DEFY ITS STORIED CURSE

Hope Diamond’s Curse Awaits New Owner  Ow mer Or "7 ese hae s es To Re Bu rie d v. omorrow

 Evalyn Walsh McLean Dies .  New Owner nes To Defy Death Curse Legend Of Storied “Hope Diamond”

Owner of Hope Diamond Is Deac  Mrs. McLean to Be Buried Secretly

‘Bad Luck’ Gem Dies      Hope Diamond Owner, Evalyn McLear Will Be Buried in Secret This Week

Hope Diamond Awaits a New Owne rto Defy Gem’s Curse Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean Rites Set

‘Baseball Seores   I]-Reputed Diamond Awaiting New Owner to Defy Its Curse

Secret Funeral for Mrs. McLean  Time and Place to Remain Unknown

McLean Funeral in Secret Tuesday to Avoid Big Crowds   Fate of Hope Diamond te Be Learned When Willis Filed

Fate Of Diamond ls Big Question   Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean To Be Buried In Secret Tuesday

Hope Diamond  Into Limelight   Death of Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean Revives Talk of Legendary,  Curse On Noted Jewel

Evalyn Walsh McLean Taken By Death; Cursed Hope Diamond Awaits New Owner

Senate Declines To Alfer Rule On Journal Reading  Time-Killing Device ‘Again Invoked In sata f antelasscn

Senate Still Deadlocked On Gas Bill   Adjournment Taken Until Afternoon When Read. ing Of Journal Invoked

DANCERTOPLEAD SELF DEFENSE        Which “Ended. Life” ees Lawyer — Homicide  Indictment Expected Tuesday.

DANCER TOPLEAD SELF DEFENSE   Toledo Girl Admits “Wiring: Sgot ‘Which Ended Life of Cliicago Lawyer — Homicide Indictment Expected Tuesday.

DANCER CHANGES HER STORY — ~ OF SHOOTING ABOARD YACHT   SELF-DEFENSE PLEA—TO—BE ENTERED BY TOLEDO GIRL HELD IN HAVANA  JAIL

Civil Police Break Up Communist March in Trieste  General Strike Seems Only Partially Successful Today

Police Break Strike March At Trieste  12,000 Worker:   12,000 Workers Obey Strike Order Of Union.

Big. dirliner Comes Down Safely After Crew Works Hour to Get Stuck Landing Gear W orking

Big Airliner’s Landing Gear  Causes Worry   But TWA Plane Lands At New Castle, Del.; Only Crew Is Aboard

PRESIDENTIAL TENURE LIMITATION DEBATED   Senator Hatch Charges Republic ans “With Trying to Legislate” Against F. D. R.

State Of Emergency Still On.... U.S. Government Keeps Many Of Its War Powers

BY U.S. OFFICIALS   More Than 100 Extraordi. nary Powers Continue In Force

Seek Way to Enc Al War Powers   DelveInto Records  ~ At Washinaton 

MORE FINE WEATHER   lomorrow W AT Be Slightly Warm. er But Still Comfortable

MORE FINE WEATHER   Tomorrow Will Be Slightly Warmer Hut Stil! Comfortable

Jester Lets Five of Last Seven Bills Die; \Salary Hike for County Employes Included

Fleod, Wind Strike Many Parts OF U.S.   Death Toll More Than 20: Tornado Rips Into Western Pennsvivania

CROP DAMAGE REPORTED HEAVY   Mississippi River Towns Are Inundated   1,000 FAMILIES   Forced To Evacuate Homes Between Warsaw, Ill., Hannibal, Mo.

Mississippi Is Flooding Large Areas In 2 States   Hundreds Are Being Forced From Homes  By Swollen, Waters

Mississippi River Towns And Farm Lands Flooded   Damage To Crops And City Property Estimated In Millions Of Dollars; 6 Levees Broken

Flood Waters Extend Along Mississippi   Tornadoes Add To Death Toll

Tornadoes Swell Death Toll to 22   Damage to Crops. City Property to Run Into Millions

4 States Hitby Rising Rivers In Mid-West   Mississippi Tributaries on Rampage, Smash Levees

Middle Regions Of Mississippi Flooded As Levees Break, Rains Still Fall

Crop and City Property Loss To Be Heavy   Ottumwa Hit Hardest By Floods; Tornadoes Lash Pennsylvania and Ohio

12,000 Persons Homeless Due fo Flood Condition  Mississippi and Tributaries Overflow

TORNADO AND FLOOD TOLL RISES TO 24   Lowland Residents On Mississippi River Hit By Roaring Flood Waters

Water Floods Lowland Farms   Damage Estimated at Millions of Dollars

Flood Damage In Millions   Mid-Mississippi Valley Lowlands Hard-Hit: Death Tol! Hits 22

Ottumwa, fa,, Is Hardest Hit by Flood, Third of Its People Homeless -

Tornadoes, Floods Lash  Four States   Red Cross States 2,962 Families Are Homeless In  Midwest Towns; Farm Poe ea Eee

12,000 Homeless In Midwest Floods  4-State Area Hit By High Waters

Mississippi, Its Tributaries Go On a Rampage   Red Cross Reports Damage in Midwest Area Runs Into ‘Millions’

Mississippi Flood Death Toll Mounts   Middle Reaches Of Valley Struck by High Waters

Mississippi On Rampage; lowa Town Is Hard Hit   Damage to Crops, City Property Will Run tnte Milllone

Flood, Tornado Death Toll Rises To 24 In 2 Days   Lowlands Inundated As Thousands Flee Mississippi Valley

Week-End Floods and Tornadoes Claim 23 Victims; Damage to Crops and Property Is High.  TORNADO KILLS SIX IN PENNSYLVANIA

22, Dead in Midwest Floods, Tornadoes   6 Levees Break on Mississippi; Millions in Crops Washed Out

Thousands of Acres of Farm  Land Flooded  t‘annet Caan hana   Coast Guard has  Available Equipment And Men Ready  Kae Reems Gaeotacs

MISSISSIPPI, OTHER RIVERS BRING DEATH, DAMAGE IN 4 STATES  IOWA HARDEST HIT AS MISSOURI, ILLINOIS,

Many Homeless As Floods Hit  Farms, Cities       Missouri, Ilinois Area Swept By Flood Waters Of Mississippi, As Levees Break   Storm Kills Six In Pennsylvania City   Ohio Town Also Struck By Tornado, Scores Of Homes Wrecked In Rural Areus .

Property Loss Hits Millions In Wide Area   Villages On The Mississippi Are Said Inundated

TOLL RISES TO AT LEAST 23   2,962 Families in 4 Midwest States Homeless in Floods

FLOODS, STORM DEATH TOLL TO 23 FOR NATION   Week-end Casualties Mount - In. East-—Mississippi Weters Still High

‘Mississippi  River Goes  On Rampage   Thousands Homeless And Damage Toll Estimated in Millions; Other Storms Kill: 23

Property Loss Running Into The Millions   Storms During Weekend Account For 23 Deaths

Weekend Toll Of Deaths Is Now 24   Mississippi River Rolling Over Midwest Farm Land

12,000 Homeless In Four-State Area; Damage in Millions   7 of 11 lowa Deaths In Ottumwa; Expect More on Later Check

High Waters Along Middle Reaches Of Mississippi River Inundate Towns And Farm Lands—Eleven Killed {n lowa—Five Persons Lose Lives In Sharon Storm— Other Fatalities Occur In Ohio, South Dakota And Missouri—Damage Estimated In Millions

12,000 Driven From Homes by Flood Waters   23 Victims in Four State Area.

 LABOR ORGANIZATIONS  TO DISCUSSMERGER   AFL And CHO Representatives Will Held Conference in Washinciean On War 1

AFL Agrees To Meet With CIO On Merger May 1]   Murray’s Proposal Accepted For Postponed Meeting; Move Comes In Middle Of Strife To  it saturn d T lea cokan p Get ee alg

abor Union Merger alks Sef For May 1   FL Agrees To Discuss Proposal! On United Front

YNION MERGER TALKS REVIVED   Committees From AFL And CIO Meet May 1 In Washington

Eastern Airline Plane Plunges All Passengers to Fiery Deaths; Crash 24 Hours Earlier Kills 40

RUSSIANS TOLD SOUTH KOREA WILL BE STATE   Marshall Notifies Soviets That U. S. Plans To Help Out Area

RUSSIA TOLD OF AID TO KOREA   Marshall Notifies Russia that U. 8. Intends to Aid in Setting Up Bouthern Korea as Independent “Demoeratic State. o

Marshall Tells Russia Of U. S. Plans In Korea   Says U. 8. Intends To Help Establish Southern Korea  As Independent State

Near East Aid Anti-Red Plan To Be Extended   Marshall Tells Molotov Failure of Russia Forces American Act

RUSSIA GETS _ SETBACK FOR ——KOREA-DELAY   MARSHALL SAYS U. 8. WILL “NOT WAIT LONGER FOR ' BOVIET TO CO-OPERATE

—Mrs. Degman —Mr. Mullins —Mrs. Fulknier —Mrs. Blake Mrs. Glover

GOP DISCUSSES PLAN OF FUTURE MEAT CONTRGLS   Republicans Concede That Some Rationing May Be Necessary ‘

Stormy Seas Wreck Ship In Atlantic   Vessels Battered By Huge Waves; One Breaking Up

Make Surprise Calls At Prisons, Movies Clergymen Pay Visit To London’s.Ginmills

Democrats Not Consulted On Griswold Appointment   Sans Gael Sullivan, Executive Divector Of National Committee

Women’s Gain Their Loss Men Join Fashion Parade With Shorter Pants Leas

The Poor Guy’ll Be Lucky If He Has Any Pants Left At All  Men’s Ankles Due To Have Their Day In The Sun: Trousers Going Up--2 Inches Shorter!

Male Ankle Destined To Have Its Day In the Sun; Decree It Must Come Out

Just Take “Em Off, Boys M. en’s Trousers May Stop At Sox Top, Says Fashion Decree

MEN'S ANKLES WILL EMERGE FROM HIDING   Trousers, It Says Here, Soon To Be 2 fnches Shorter

Shorter Trousers, Longer Skirts; Just What’s It All About Anyway?

‘Ankles Exposed: : \Men’ s Trousers To Be Shorter As Women’s Skirts Drop Lower

September Calendar   Men Face Own Fashion Revolution Shorter Pants Barely Touch Shoe

‘And Now the Fashion Designers Have Decreed ‘Hiahwater’ Trousers for Men

 No Maginot Line Complex U.S. Must Avoid Complacency, Atom Bomb Mentality, ‘Ike’ Say:

Reds May Revive Warmonger Fight   Vishinsky Expected to Re. open United Nations Duel

NEW ATOMIC POWER IS ONE STEP NEARER   Method Developed to -- Control High Speed  Neutrons.

CALIFORNIA COAST  SHAKEN BY TEMBLOR   2-Hour Quake Repcrted By Boston College Scientist

State Surplus Appropriated, Duff Reports  Governor Outlines Plons For Spending $170 000.000 Furd

Tafi-Stassen Ticket Stirs Sneculation   Appearance of Two Lana dates On Same Program Topic of Republican Con Peer ope ae

TAFT, STASSEN EYED AS TEAM   ‘Appearance Together Leads To Race Speculation

LAST:MINUTE . “DRIVE OPENED BY. SENATORS   MANY. IMPORTANT BILLS TC BE ACTED UPON DURING  “DAY IN UPPER  -~ - CHAMBER  ‘

ON SPEED IN FINAT DRIVE   House Ready to Go, Merely Waiting. on. Upper Chamber -

SENATE TURNS ON SPEED IN FINAL DRIVE   House Ready to Go, Merely Waiting on Upper Chamber

Senate Pushes  “Must” Bills In Final Hours   House Is_ Ready To Adjourn When Senate Quits

Marshals Fail To Find Hughes   ‘Subpoena Servers Attempt To Locate Millionaire Without Success

Europe Hails Best Yuletide Since the War   Record Crowds Throng Churches to Observe Traditional Services In All Countries —

GOP LEADERS STRUGGLING TO SAVE TAX CUT   Face Double Pressure On Debt and Foreign Obligations

National Defense Takes 30 Per Ceni  Veterans Cost and Interest Rank Next

Defense Would Cost 30 Cents Of Budget Dollar   1914 Cents Would Go For Vets’ Services And Benefits in ‘47

VETS EMPLOYMENT PICTURE BRIGHTER DURING FEBRUARY   From 3,994 Applications Last Month 2,685: Jobs Were Filled By Ex-Gl’s

Barbara Hutton Has New Spouse   Woolworth Heiress Said To Be Honeymooning In Alps With Prince

New Mate For Babs Hutton   Dime Store Heiress Reported Honeymooning  With Fourth Husband.

Husband No. 4 Barbora Hutton, 5-and-10 Heiress, ls Wed to Prince

BARBARA AND PRINCE MARRY   Woolworth Heiress Takes Lithuanian As Fourth Husband

“BABS” HUTTON ON HONEYMOON WITH FOURTH HUSBAND   Woolworth Heiress. Married fo Lithuanian. Prince at Chor Switverland

G-2 Officer Testifies High U. S. Officials Received Jap War Message Day Before Pearl Harbor Attack

Officer Testifies Receipt of War Message Dec. 6   Information Comes Out In Japanese War Crimes Trial

JEWS ‘ABLE’ TO CARE FOR SELVES   Zionist Leader Says His People Ready To Implement Settlement in Holy Land

Jews ‘Ready And Able’ To Handle Palestine State   Zionist Leader Waits UN Action As Arabs Prepare Opposition

EAGER TO SEE BRITISH LEAVE   Jews Confident They Can  Take Care Of Selves In Palestine

Danger From Typhoon Is Imminent   80-Mile Winds Reported In Philippines

Manila In Path Of Typhoon With 80-Mile Winds   Serious Damage Already Wrought In Central Philinvines.

Typhoon Takes Heavy Toll In Manila Sector   Two Cities Badly Damaged, ' One:Ship Sunk, Others Beached In Wake Of Terrific Winds

Taft and Dewey Battle May Ban Either’s Choice   Eisenhower or Stassen May Be Favored With Fiaht of Leaders

Red Propaganda Not Prelude To War-Churchil!  Hopes Russia To “Remain In U.N.

Churchill In Statement On Red Policies   BRITISH LEADER SAYS “WALK” FROM UN TO HURT

Violence In French City Area Voting   Returns Indicate Socialists Gains In Party Straggle

French Voters Soundly. Defeat Reds in Runoff   Radical Socialists Maintain Edge:  Violence-Flares Tn Larcer Cities

Small Towns Of France Wind Up Elections; Communists Running Third As First Daiccome Aca Tahasslatad

French Tewns Name Councils   Violence Flares In Paris _ Suburbs As People Vote

MARTIN (Continued on Page 8)   British Officers Are Slain in India Riots

Who Would Chuck The Groundhog? ‘ x * &* x *k * x * * Feud Among Lodges Casts No Shadow On Forecasts

WHO WOULD CHUCK THE GROUNDHOG?   Feud Among Lodges Casts No Shadow On His Forecasts

STASSEN WILL NOF TAKE SECOND PLACI   Tells Reporters in New York Vice Presidential Nomination Is Definitely Unacceptable,

BELIEVE PILOT CRASHED PLANE DELIBERATELY   Police Think Estranged Man Sought To Kill His Wife As Well

White House Blamed for Red Films   Congressmen to Open Full Hearing on Communists June 16

“EIS: CONFESSION   Corporal Admits “Black Dahlla” Slaying But Story Unsatisfactory

Traffic Blamed In Only Six Of Texas’ Deaths  : een shot Won nds:  ur Srete ‘Fotaliti ies 

Traffic Blamed In Only Six Of Texas’ Deaths  Gunshot Wounds Accoun t For Four

Immigration Bill Is Endorsed  State Department Official Testifies

HEAD A AK NORE   SHERIFF SHOCKED TO LEAEN THAT RESPECTED MAN 18 FUGITIVE,

Man ‘Filed Decade Ago:  Sheriff Finds Kg sepectal. “Neighbor Pris s0n Escapee

Sheriff Nonplused Respected Businessman Turns Out a0 Be Life Termer Who Fled Prison

‘Model Citizen’ Is Ex-Bank Robber   Sheriff, Neighbor Of Respected Businessman. ‘Can’t Believe Iv’

BANK ROBBER WHO ESCAPED ALABAMA PRISON YEARS AGO, ARRESTED AFTER 10-YEAR RECORD OF GOING STRAIGHT

Educational Week At Keating Schools   Many Visitors Called During Special Days

Educational Week At Keating Schools  Many Visitors Called   Many Visitors Called During Special Days

POLICE PROBE AT COLUMBUS   DEATH OF SECOND PRISONER WITHIN THREE DAYS BRINGS DEMAND , FOR INQUIRY

Defers Decision In Portal Pay Issue 24 Hours   Hopes to Have Opinion Soon

TT? wTQaV A VY   WEDNESDAY   Defers Ruling In Pottery Case   Will Rule Later on Government Effort to  Enter Suit

“PORTAL CASE   Government Petitions Court To Accept It as Party In Pay Claim Suit.

Move Ok'd by Truman; Judge Delays Action For 24 Hours   Jurist Labels Testimony of Some Employes ‘Absurd’

Defers Action on letting U.S. Enter Portal Pay Suit   Decision Postponed 24 Hours---Pottery Case Terminated

Return Of Portal Suit To Supreme Court Is Sought   Course Of Action Cleared With President, » Judge Informed.

FEDERAL COURT ASKED TO RUSH PORTAL ACTION   U. S. Attorney Backs Return Of Pottery Firm Case to Highest Tribunal

Judge Delays Decision in Portal Suit   Holds Off Petition of U. S. to Become Porty in the Case

U. §. Seeks Right To Be Party to Vital Wage Case   Early Decision Is Termed Desirable by Sonnett in Appeal

Judge Considering Answer to U.S. on: Portal Pay Return   Opinion in Pottery Case May be Returned This Weekend, Court Says

Govt. Wants To Become A Party To Portal Suit   Judge Picard, Ending Mt. Clemens Case, De fers Decision.

Decision In Portal Wage Suit Delayed   U. S. Seeks To  Join In Case

U.S. Judge Ends Portal  Case, Defers Decision   Government Wants To Enter, Return Case to Supreme Court Quickly

Government Seeks  Top Court Verdict   All Agencies Agreed, Including President, Counsel Assures Indace Picard

US Séeks Return Of Portal Case To-Supreme Ceurt  Judge Picard Delays . Decision on Request For Another 24 Hours

JUDGE STUDIES PORTAL ACTION   Government Seeks Part in Mt. Clemens Case

Picard Wants High Court To Settle Portal Pay Issue   Hopes His Ruling Will Reach Justices Quickly

PORT: T0- PORT ISSUE MAY 60 BACK TO COURT   Government Is Anxious to Put Pottery Company Suit Up to Tribunal   INTERVENTION PETITION GIVEN FEDERAL JUDCE

Take It Baek To High Court. Attornéy Asks   Judge Closes Hearing, Defers Ruling on Plea Making Government a Party to Test Suit 

SEEK TO RETURN PORTAL CASE TO SUPREME COURT  ATTORNEY GENERAL  FAVORS APPEAL OF MT. CLEMENS SUIT

Judge Pondering Government Bid To Join In Suit  Sonnett Emphasizes Desire to Speed Up Shift to High Court

Decision Delayed In Portal Action   United States Government Wants to Become Party in Suit   BEFORE JUDGE PICARD   Assistant Attorney Wants to Take Case to Supreme Court

JUDGE PICARD DELAYS RULING ON U. S. MOVE   Federal Attorney Asks Return of Case to Supreme Court

Judge Defers Portal Ruling For 24 Hours   Government Seeks To Enter Case, Enter It Before  U. S. Supreme Court

Government May Become Party To Sui   Seeks Return Of Case To Supreme Court Soon

Defers Decision tr Portat Pies By Government   Judge Picard Hoping For Opinion In Pottery Co. Case Before Weekend

Government Seeks Entry In Pay Suit   U. S. May Re-enter Portal Pay Case; ‘Would Be Returned To Supreme Court

Govt. Files Request fo Enter Case   Wants Pay Suits’ Issue To Supreme Court as Soon as Possible.

Government Ask: To be Party In Portal Suit  Judge Delays Docision ‘As. ME Clemens Pottery Pav:Case ig Terminated ~

FIRST MEETING ON USE OF RADIOACTIVE ATOMS IN AGRICULTURE UNDERWAY   Electronic Death Ray Shown Scientists

eee eee nee ee ee  FIRST MEETING ON: ‘USE OF RADIOACTIVE ‘ATOMS IN AGRICULTURE UNDERWAY ~Flectronic Death Rav Shown Scientists

Baby Death Ray Is Demonstrated to Scientists  Invisible Electron Beam Can K ill Germs

Baby Death Ray Rises for 10 Feet When Roelensed Fram Small Rottle

Baby-Size Death Ray In Boftle Three Inches High Is Shown To Scientists

Attlee Scems To‘Weather’ New Crisis   Britain’s Decision fo Curb Global Military Commitments Leaves U.S. Alone With Full Military Potential

EVERGLADES PARK DEDICATION TODAY   President Will Deliver Address Before 20,000 At Florida  42 a eas

President Speaks Today In Florida   Park Dedication Program Will Be Pui On Air at 2:30 EST

TRUMAN FINISHES WORK ON SPEECH         MORE THAN 20,000 0 ATTEND EXERCISES AT WHICH #E. WILL SPEAK.

9 Prisoners Escape Jail In Brooklyn  TAY 60 hOUrD hUte0—0hCUOC lg   N. Y. Police Told “To Shoot To Kill

NEW WORLD SPEED MARK 1S ON BOOKS: SET BY MARINE AGE   Plane Which Broke Old Record Is Wsed to Fix Time of 650.6 Miles Per Hour At Muroc, Calif.   ONLY 18 MINUTES USED IN FLIGHTS

Marine Pilot Sets Another New Air Speed Mark of 650 Mi. Per Hou:

Plane Sets Speed Record With Rate Faster Than One Mile in Six Seconds

Navy Plane Hits Record of 650 MPH   Marine Flier Tops Mark Set by Same Shin  act Weel

Plane Breaks Own Record   Skystreak Today Holds Speed Mark Of 650.6 MPH.

Jet Smashes Air Record, 650 M. P. H.   Skystreak Hits 652-Plus on One Swift Pass

SHIP IN PACIFIC SENDS OUT SOS   S.S. Lake Sapon Radios Crew ‘Abandoning’ Vessel

TWO SHIPS SEND DISTRESS CALLS   American Vessels Reported In Serious Trouble In Pacific Areas

Crew Abandons Ship Caught On ~ Reef In Pacific   Calls For Help Sent Out By  Freighter In Far Western Pacific   OTHER SHIPS ARE HEADED FOR RESCUE

Jews Assured Voice in Committee  Compromise Plan Adopted by General Assembly

REPORT PLANE LONG OVERDUE   Big Navy Ship Feared Down On Return Flight To Base at Norfolk

Navy Plane Is Reported Long Overdue   Aircraft Disappears On Flight from Portsmouth to Norfolk

Truman To Have Luxury Airliner   New ‘‘Flying White House’ To Be Ready For Use Next Month   WILL CARRY LOAD OF 52 PASSENGERS

Chavez With Pepper Group Urging Gradual Minimum Pay Raise to 75c

TO PUBLISH TEXTS OF AGREEMENTS      Full Disclosure Of Yalta, Potsdam To Be Made

State Department to Issue Full Texts Of Agreements at Yalta and Potsdam

Text of Potsdam and Yalta Pacts To Be Publishec   ! State Department Decisior Hailed By Leaders-in  Both Houses

Tleirens Denies He Slew Girl   ‘Burglar- Murderer’ Has  Entirely. New Story '. About Crimes

Crime That Shocked Nation   Brutal Murder Of 6-Year-Old. Girl. Is One Year Old: Today

HEIRENS CAN'T ~ RECALL CRIMES   Chicago Youth Writing ) Autobiography, Wants To Hire Detective

Rehabilitation of Europe Is Held Vital   Marshall Outlines Objectives of Current Meet

Latin Nations Get P ledge of  Continued Aid   Secretary Feels Sole Business of Parley Is to Draft Treaty

Action Vital To This Hemisphere   Pledges Continued  Latin-American Help

20-Nation Meeting: Told of Heavy US.  Burdens in Europe   Duff Announces Approval Of Sum for Expansion of  State Mental Hospitals

Europe Given Aid Priority, Marshall Says   Vital to Economy of Thi: Hemisphere, Secretary Wolle fantasannn

Secretary of State Is Given Ovation At Conclusion of His Address

EUROPE COMES 1ST: MARSHAL!   Has Precedence Ove. Needs Of Western Hemisphere

CITES HEAVY COMMITMENTS MADE BY U.S,   Raps Encroachment of Totalitarians Upon  Individual Rights

Europe Need Is Stressed By Marshall   Reply To Demands For Marshall’ Plan In Latin Amierica

Marshall Tells Conference Europe’s Economic Recovery Is Vital to This Hemisphere

Marshall Says Europe's Need: Take Priority   Secretary Replies to Demands for ‘Plan’ for Latin America

EUROPE IS PUT FIRST ON LIST BY MARSHALL   Western Hemisphere’s Needs Are Second In World’s Picture

Saving Europe -ls Held Vital   Marshall Says  U. S: Has ‘Assumed Heavy Economic Burdenc

‘Aid to Greece and Turkey Not to Set a Pattern for US Aid Elsewhere Stand Taken by Acheson

Governors to Hear Marshall   Secretary of State To Make Major Policy Address Tonight

44 Governors. To Hear Report ~ From Marshall   Major Foreign Policy Talk Will Be Given Tonight At Salt Lake City Meeting

‘Marshal to Report to 44 Governors ‘on Turbulent Condition of World

MOLOTOV PLANS LIMITED STAY, OBSERVERS SAY   Future of Germany, Austria Hangs in Balance at London Meet

Ministers Meeting In London   Rumors Say Molotov May Leave Early

German-Austrian Peace Treaties To  BeConsidered   ‘Prospects For Agreement Are Not Considered As Very Promising   SHORT PARLEY MAY DEVELOP

GAMBLERS GIVEN LONG SENTENCES FOR FOOTBALL FIX   Stemmer, Krakauer and Zar. owitz Must Serve Prison

GRID ‘FIXERS’ GOING TO PEN   BROADWAY GAMBLERS DRAW . STIFF SENTENCES FOR , ATTEMPT AT BRIBERY

Terror Grips Milan People   Communist Strike Ties Up French Port

Communist - Led Turmoil, Strikes Stir Big Cities   Port of Marseilles Tied Up; Police Quell Serious Disorders in Milan, Naples

Communists Lead French, Italian Riot:   Great Mediterranean Port Of Marseilles Tied Up; Police, Unionists Clash In Bloody Battles

COMMUNISTS RIOT IN ITALY AND FRANCE   Attempt To Upset Marshall, Recovery Program Seen

Riots Inspired By Communists In France, Italy   Disorders Spread to Naples and Port of Marseille Closed by Riots

Strikes, Violence  By Reds Spread  In Italy, France Moderate Regimes  And Marshall Plan Annarantiv Tarcaata

Communist-Led Rioting  And Strikes Cause Trouble Today In Two Nations ----More Than Score Of Persons Are Injured

RED VIOLENCE Ih ITALY, FRANCE   Marseille Port Tied Up by Communist Strike

House Asks Data On Exporting of Key Commodities   Move Seen as Opposition to Administration Fight  on Inflation

House Asks Full Data on Shipments, Commitments Abroad   Harriman: Directed To Give Information On Key Commodities

HOUSE DEMANDS EXPORT DATA   Seek Information on Scarce Items Shipped Abroad

Investigation Committee Proposes To Find Out Who Profited In War Contracts

Plan Quiz Into Profits In Wartime   Sen::Brewster Tells Of Inquiry Proposed For New Committee

War Profits Probe Will Be Broadenet   Committee .To- Find Out  Who Made How Much. : On Contracts

SIX SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ‘MEN FINED ON PLEADING GUILTY IN SUGAR DEALS

Tobaceo Meeting Opens. At Raleigh  For Export Study  Lower Prices Might “Save Export Trade

LAWS BROADEN COUNCIL'S POWER   New State Code Increase: Rights Of Local Govern. ment — Pay For Borougt Solons Permitted

Motorist, Injured, Pinned Beneath Car, Is Found After Four and One-Hal€ Dav<

LICENSING OF SLOT MACHINES IS ADVOCATEL   Bill Would Legalize Devices Fer Ledges And Private Clubs   EXPECTED TO YIELD $20,000 IN REVENUE

~ WATCHDOG CHECK      Confjressmen Say They ne To Know Facts Early On Budget a

Marshall Includes Russia, Britain in Reconstruction   a 7 * a = ae + . 7 Secretary Of State, However, Does Not Specify Whether Suggested U. S. Financial Aid For European Construction Should Include Aid To Soviets

Marshall Urges Reconstruction Plan for Europe   Secretary of State Would Include Soviets And Great Britain

Lotteries Out Under Order He Reveals   Lists Kinds of Activities for Which Prizes Are Legal

(Burnquist Clarifies Lottery Law  Memoranda on ,o afte: cc el oes SR ces cs: OD   Memoranda on Close Cases Issued to County Attorney:

O'Dwyer Demands More Money for —  Social Services    State Should Lither Assume Fall Responsibility or Increase Amounts for Moniecipahties

Assume Operation of All Services Or Grant Municipalities Greater . Taxing Power, He Asks Before CIO

Sugar Ration Ends, Price Freeing Sought  Agriculture Chief   Agriculture Chief Beats GOP Drive With Termination

Action Leaves Industrial Use Still Controlled   Product ‘Freed’ as GOP Speeds Toward Same Goal   GOP Claime Credié

ANDERSON DROPS MAJOR WARTIME FOOD STRICTURE   Industrial Users Still Restricted; GOP Claims Honor

Sugar Rationing Ends for All But Industrial Users    Drive to Abolish Price Con trols May Be Continued Despite Order

[Sugar Rationing Ends on Order of Agriculture Secretary; Housewives May Throw Away Last Ration Books

Anderson Beats GOP to the Punch  Last Ration Book Discarded as Suaar Controls Lifted

Retail Sugar Rationing Ends After 5 Years   Housewives Free To Throw Away Their Ration Boake

HOUSEWIVES TOLD TO DISCARD RATION PAQKS FOR SUGAR   Anderson Orders End of Rationing in Country; GOP Seeks to Claim Credit for Action.   INDUSTRIAL USE STILL TO BE CURBED

ARE PLACED ON ELECTRIC USE   Fleet of Coal Ships To Bring Slight Retiet; 600,000 Are Drawing Dole

Coal Ships Race To Ease British Power Shortage   Blackout Almost Equal to  Wartime Ordered in  Lond-n Tonight

Ban on Identity Is Challenged   Madison Editor Holds Wisconsin Law Is Tincanshtuhenal

Conservation Group Named By President  Decision On Special Session Due Monday

TRUMAN SOUNDS CALL FOR LESS WASTE OF FOOL   President Names Conuitiee to Bring Problem of Conservation to Attention of Americans.   PROPOSAL DESIGNED TO HELP FEED EUROPE   Executive Still Hopes Sitaa. tion Abroad Can Be Met Without Special Session of Congress.

Truman Asks Americans To Save Food For Europe   Still Hopes Aid Can Be Effected Without Calling  Special Session

Drive Opened To Provide Aid  For Europeans   President Hopes No Special Session Will Be Necessary

Truman Appoints Citizens Committee ‘To Press Program   President Still Hopes Aid Can Be Supplied Without Calling Special Congress Session; Murray Urges Price Controls Be Reinstated

Truman Urges ‘Waste Less’ ood Policy   Gives Attention To European Aid Program

HELP 10 FEED EUROPE ASKED BY PRESIDENT   NO NEED SEEN FOR SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS

ifizens Food Group Chosen _By President   Special Session of Con: gress May Not Be Necessary —

Waste Less Food,  Truman Pleads, To Meet Crisis  Hopes Emergency Aid   Hopes Emergency Aid Can Go to Europe Without Congress Call

“Waste Less Food” Is Plea of President   Asks U. 8. To Eat Less To Preserve More For World’s Hungry

Truman Asks People ‘Waste Less’ of Fooc   CIO'Favors Restoration Of Pej'ce Contréls

COMMITTEE IS APPOINTED TO DEVELOP PLAN   President Says World Shortage Is Worse Than Year Ago

Truman Stresses A Waste-Less’ Program for U.S.   Food Conservation Will Be Major Chore for All Americans

Shortage is Worse Than It was a Year Ago, President Tells -American People; Time ‘To Act. on

Sounds Call To Save Feod   For Europe   President Still Tlopes Will Be No : Neecssity For Calling Special Session Of Coneress

EUROPEAN DIET IS TO BE FATTENED   Emergency Aid for Those Across Seas Planned by Truman

$150,000 Blaze Perils Spooner   Business ; Block Loss May Reach $250,000

'D TAKE OVER DIRECTING OF ‘47 CAMPAIGK   Demos’ National Chairmar Resigns on Account of Poor Health,

SEN. MGRATH NAMED LEADER _ OF DEMOCRATS   Hannegan, Sullivan Resign National Party Posts

Holiday Weekend Deaths Reach 419 Throughout Natior  Traffic Accidents Responsible For 164

HOLIDAY TOLL REACHES 348   159 Deaths So Far Recordec From Traffic Accidents Over 4-Day Period

Holiday Death Toll Hits 385   Traffic Accidents Account For Most Fatalities

Says. Soviets Carry on Lega! Espionage in U.S. ipy Obtaininan Onsorse

REPORT BILLS ON NEW TAXES   Measures To Provide Added State Revenue Readied For Speedy Action

Man Takes English Son For Walk; Crosses Ocean And Stops In N. C.

Scarce. Minerals Will Be Sought  Lead Deposits to Be Hunted Most

President’s Budget Headed F or Congressional Operating Table; Slicing Begins Jan. 20

BUDGET HEADS FOR OPERATING TABLE AT ONCE   Republicans Will Start Slicing But May Keep Income Tay

CONGRESS SET TO DO SLICING ON NEW RIINCET   House Group To Be gin Its Work Jan. ?0   FCONOMY RULE   Truman’s Figures Certain To Be Dyas~ tieally Cut

Congress Ready  To Slash Budget After Jan. 20th   iHouse Appropriations Committee, Economy-Minded, Schedules Hear ings on Four Presidental Estimates  

RepublicansHope To Show Truman Real Economy   President's Budget Due For Old-Fashioned Knifing By Congress

Economy Scalpels To Be Wielded At Committee Hearings To Begin Soon   Lawmakers Hope To Remove Much “‘water’’ From Numerous Items In Truman’s $37,500, 000,000 Recommendation For 1948.

TRUMAN BUDGET IS HEADED FOR SLICING TABLE   House Appropriations Committee Yo Begin Hearings On Janvary 20

BUDGET IS DUE FOR SLASHING BY GOP AXME}   President Truman’s Estimates Headed for Congressional Operating Table.

De Gaspert ir Dither Over Kings Death   Premier Sees Political Repercussions if He Sends Condolences

Rape-Slayers Get Life; Sorry We Can’t Hang. You.’ Judge Tells Them

Two Desperados Start Sentences In State Prison   Lifers Are Locked  Away From Society

SPEAKING FRANKLY ...  The sixth instalment of  James F. Byrnes’ star tling book appears today on page 10.   U.S. Places — Embargo on Malt Exports  Act Ordered to  _ Satisfy Brewers

Rail Brothethoods Oppose Military Aid by U.S. for Greece and Turkey

\VICTIM TO RECOVER  Impulse to Kill a Boy Hits Girl, 8, and Brother, 12

August. Was Bad Month   Hottest t Since 1 1937. And Driest Since. "365 All: Crops Suffer .

AUGUST HOT AND DAY   -Average Temperature for Woath  3.2 Degrees Above Norma)

Two Properties Are Offered By WAA   Carbon Black Plant, Aeronautics School Available, Says Tulsa

Social Study Will be Made Of Young Gir!   To Determine Which Court She Will Be Tried in

11 Nations Invited to Conference in America on Treaty  Cybordinates Would Go   Subordinates Would Ge Over the Details in First Sessions

J. 5. PROPOSES SPECIAL TALKS ON JAP TREATY   Preliminary ‘“‘Peace Conference” Set for San Francisco or Washington.

Two Still Buried In Building Ruins   Man’s Body Removed; Son Rescued Alive

Life Behind The — Balkan Iron Curtain Will Be Related  - Second Public Forum  Program Will Be  auy a gL. we é 2k

Life Behind The  Balkan Iron Curtaix  Will Be Related Second Public Forum Program Will Be Wednesday, Nov. 19

WRITES SWEETHEART GOODBYE Girl Suspected by Mother in Theft from Purse Hanas Self

China Inflation Slant; Duffle Bags Now Used To Pay Monthly Bills

Harvester Union Accepts Pattern   15-Cent Pay Hike Offered 62.000

HARVESTER WORKERS ACCEPT 15-CENT HIKI   Company Says Wage Increase t 62,000 Will Not Affect Prices of Its Products.

HARVESTER PAY RAISE ACCEPTED   Offer To Cost Company $25,000,000 Annually In Ten Plants

Eccles, Snyder Oppose Income Tax Reduction   Opposition Told to Congres:  Committees by Government Officials

BACKED FOR SENATE POST Stevenson Denies He Owes Any ‘Political Debt’ To O' Daniel

STEEL WORKERS ASK NEW RAISE   Annual Squabble Over Contract To Start Next Thursday

Big Steel, CIO Begin Contract Talk Thursday      nion Expects Substantia Wage Increase Without Price Bica

UAW Maps Plan: for Wage Hike   25-Cent Per Hour Wage Boost Is on Union Debate List

AUTO WORKER UNIONS WANT $2 PAY RAISE   BIG DETROIT LOCATI JOINS CLAMOR FOR THIRD INCREASE

Committee Urges Saving Of Grain   Asks All-Out Effort At Curbing Waste Until Next Harvest.

NEW FOOD PLEA ISSUED FRIDAY   Cabinet Committee Takes Over Campaign

Cabinet Group Takes Over Food Saving Campaign  Makes Plea To Cut Down Waste

CABINET GROUP ‘AIRS FOOD AIM   Saving Through Curbs or “Waste and Use of Grain _ Is Proposed

CABINET GROUP IN FOOD APPEAL      Renewed Plea Made To U.S. To Save Grain

NATION REDUCES WASTE ty GRAIN   Food Commitice Takes Over; Liquor Makers Promise Savings

Russians Fail To Get Answer From Ministers  Molotov Appeals Against ‘Segment’ State in Germany

Drive To Cut Prices Halted, Taft Declares   Public Hearinas On Situation May Be Ordered Soon   Honorary State Farmers Named   Training Missions Abroad Proposed

Dewey Presses Legislature to Pass Several Highly Controversial Bills

Illness Isolates 14,000 Soldiers   400 Hospitalized at Lowry Field

TALIAN PREMIER ASKS U.S. HEL   Says Country Has Plenty of Lahor but Lacks Credit and Raw Materials

Italian Premier Gasperi Says Italy, In Fight  For Recovery. Is Basically Democracy Minded

Testimony Is Given In  Murder Trial   StL White Men Facing Charges In South Carolina

President sAging Mother Spends Restless Night   Truman Arrives Early At Her Grandview Home to Resume Vigil

* Summer Recreation Program Registration Open to All Young People In LeMars

Heavy Rains Increase Japanese Food Shortaae   Ex-Indonese Premier Says Helo Needed Quickly

BRITISH. ARMY: STARTS: MOVE   REPORT—THAT  WITHDRAWAL  ‘FROM THE HOLY’ LAND 18 NOW ACTUALLY UN DERWAY.. .”  F

RULING GIVEN AT: BOUT TO “STAND BUT COMMISSION FAVORS RETURN BOUT ° 

Sees Danger Of Russia Dominating Asiatic Bloc   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analvwst

Overshadowed by Other New: Is Dangerous Communist Caused Situation in Asia

18TH LEGISLATURE TO GET UNDERWAY AT NOON TUESDAY   Mabry’s Speech to Joint Session Highlights First Day; Many Bills Ready

IN ADDITION TO A-BOMB  New Weapons Said Capable 0) Wiping All Life From Earth

False Stories On U.S. Cited   Speaker Says Acts Aimed at Disunity

Turkey Complains To United Nations   Tells of “Aggressive” Propeganda Compeign hy Russia Ageinst Turk  F nn a

Soviet Pushes Attack On U.S. ‘Warmonging’   Yugoslavia. And Ukraine Join In UN. Assault With Mrs. Roosevelt Due:  ’ To Give Reply * :

Turks Complain Against Russia  Charge Campaign to Incite People Against Government, U. S.

Turkey Claims Russta Is Interfering   UN Is Told Propaganda Effort Is Designed To Incite Ill Feeling

KENTUCKY BACK IN DEMO COLUMN   Little In Cross Country Returns From Tuesday Elections To Show 1918 Trends

John Stennis Holding Lead In Mississippi   Governorship Of Kentucky Is Back In Demo'« Fold

Kentucky Returns To Demo Control; Stennis Leading In Mississippi

Stennis Tops Bilbo Race in Mississippi   Rankin Runs Third; Parties Switch Control In Several Sections

No Trends Are tstablished In Elections   Many Changes Noted But Both Parties Have Reason to Smile

Rankin Trails In Mississippi Senate Contest   Democrats Elect Governor In Kentucky

Bourbons Win in Kentucky; Rankin Beaten   Victories Divided in Series of Races for Municipal Rule

Kentucky Democratic \Victory Stands Out.   Rankin Runs Last On “Out-Bilbo Bilbo” Campaign In Mississippi; No Upsets In Three Scattered Congressional Races

Both Parties Lay Claim To Added Power   Series Of Party ‘Turnovers In Many Mavorality Races.

Difheult To Find ‘Trend’  Across Nation   Both Parties Find Something’ To Cheer About; Puzzling Inconsistencies Hamper Efforts To Find ‘Trend.’

Party Turnovers Make Elections   Stennis Leos In Mississippi Race For Bilbo’s Place

DEMOCRATS SWEEP KENTUCKY IN THE ~ ELECTION TUESDA)   A Series of Party Turnovers dx Mayoralty Contests Shown.   AN OFF YEAR ELECTION   The Mississippi Election Drew National Attention Yesterday.

GOP, Democrats Claim Success; Rural Judge Is Bilbo’s Successor .

Democrats Win Governorship In Kentucky   Judge John C. Stennis Is Apparent Winner . Of U.S. Senate Race  In Mississippi ;

DEMOCRATS IN KENTUCKY NAB GOVERNORSHIF   Two Parties Juggle Several Cities as Election Puzzles Experts.

Democrats And Republi. cans In Even Swap In Mayoralty Races In East —   T-H Labor Bill Kentucky Issue   White House Deseribed As Not Being Unhappy Over Election Results

GOP Loses Governorship In Kentucky   Rankin Fails In Race for Bilbo's Seat

Kentucky Elects Democratic Governor: Few Upsets Listed   Mayoralty Turnover Cheers Both Sides

Kentucky Goes Back into The  Democrat Fold   Political Popovers Are Introduction to What May Come in ‘45

Party Turnovers Mark Series Of Mayor Elections   Stennis Holds Wide Lead in Mississippi As Rankin Trails Field

Kentucky Democrats Win Governor Race; Two Parties Divide Honors in Cities

Kentucky Back to Democratic Party Fold   Turnovers In Mayoralty Contests Features Elections

Both Parties See Definite Trend in Election Results   Off-Year Poll Ix  Marked by Party Turnovers in Citias«-GOP Loses Kentucky

‘Both Parties Claim Gains: Tn Election   John C. Stennis, Rural Judge, Apparently Win: Senate Post’ Vacated by Death of Bilbo

No Trends Are Shown In Elections   Rankin Running Last In Miss.; Bourbons Gain € pete in Kv.

THREATENED 10 OUT-BILBO THE ORIGINAL BILBO   Runs Last In Field Of Five Candidates; Democrats Forge Ahead In Kentucky; Many Mayoralty Upsets In Elections.

Rankin Last In Race For Bilbo  Seat In Senate   GOP Loses In Kentucky; Many Mayoralty Upsets

Mississippi Senate Race Real Battle   Tuesday Elections Result In Party Turnovers in Mayor Races; Stennis  Holds Slight Lead

Kentucky’s Return To Democratic Administration Also Stands Out From Yesterday’s Off-Year Elections— Rankin Running Last In Contest To Succeed Late Senator Bilbo—Puzzling Inconsistencies For Those Trying To Discover Trends

KentuckyOusts GOP; Rankin Running Last   Republicans Retain Control of Philadelphia,  Democrats Cleveland

Peacetime Heroism Is Not Unusual Along the North Carolina Coastal Reaion ©

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN.  Where Coast Guardsmen Win Medals Of Honor By Scores

Improved Machinery For Production... .  Textile Men Hear Of Trade’s Needs

Better Cotton Output Needed   Textile Men Told Future Depends On Production

DEMOCRATIC POST MAY G0 TO ANDERSON   Senator Hatch Says Agriculture Head May Accept Position

PARTY LEADER MAY QUIT POST   Hannegan Expected to Give Up Chairmanship Under Doctor’s Orders

Anderson fo Agree To Chief Democrat Job, Says Hatch   Would Take Hannegan Place If Latter Is to Resign

NEW DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN SEEN   HANNEGAN EXPECTED TO QUIT~HATCH BELIEVES ANDERSON WILL TAKE POST.

Seven Cars And Engine Leave Rails   “Sun Queen” Runs Through Open Switch In S. C.

¥Marshall Asks For an Answer From Molotov   Demands Russians Make Their Position on Rep arations Clear

PEDESTRIAN, 64, HURT WHEN STRUCK BY GAR   4 Autos Damaged In Other Mishaps In City Traffic

STORM -RAVAGED FLORIDA 1S HIT BY FRESH GALE   New Tropical Disturbance Moves Across Gulf Of Mexico And Heads Toward Fort Myers-lampa Bay Area: Not Expected To Be Dan gerous-— seers

60-Mile Winds Due Today For South Florida.   Still. Count Dead From Hurricane’ Along Gulf Coast

STORM LASHING FLORIDA COAST   New Blow Not Expected to Be Dangerous

New Tropical Storm, But Less _ Dangerous Than First On Move   Scheduled To Move Inland Over. Florida By Nightfall; Dismal Job Of Tabulating  Casualties And Damage Continues.

60-Mile Winds Are Due in South From New Storm   Fresh Onslaught Heads ’ Toward Tampa Bay; + Louisiana Counts Her Dead

A New Tropical Storm Threatens Southern Florida   Meanwhile Other StormLashed Areas Tabulate  Their Storm Damage.   43 Are Known Dead in  Hurricane Last Week

New Tropical Storm Heads For Florida   60 Mile Wind to Come From Gulf; Floods New Menace

Other Hurricane’s Deaths Set At 43   New Tropical Disturbance At Present Has Only Half Of Intensity Displayed By Recent Devastating Winds

New Tropical Disturbance Expected To Move Inland To night; Not Expected To   Be Serious.   43 KNOWN DEAD FROM  LAST WEEK’S STORM

FLORIDA HIT BY NEW WINDS AS GALE MOVES IN   50-Mile Blow Lashes Coas' in Ft. Meyers-Tampa Coastal Area

Florida Braced For Another Tropical Storm   Preninsula and Gulf Coast Areas Counting Cost of ‘Big Blow’

60-Mile Winds  Predicted for Southern Florida’   Fort Myers-Tampa Bay Area Braced for New Blow Toniaht

Gulf of Mexicc Blow Expected to. Hit Tonight   Disturbance Not Believed to Be  _Dannerausac. act

FRESH GALES STRIKE FLORIDA   New Storm Nears but Fore. casters Say It “Will Not Be Dangerous.”

38Dead: Counte. :\Path Of Hurrican i Gulf Area; Winds Whipping Miami

Wary Eye On New _  Storm   But Disturbance In Gulf Not Expected to ‘Be Dangerous; Ravaged Areas Estimate Losses

second Storm Moves Inland   Just Short Of Hurri. cane Fury; Continue Cleanup Job.

Blow, Which is Only 15 Miles an Hour Below Hurricane Force, Expected to Reach Fort Myers-Tampa Bay Area Tonight — Storm Center Already Lashing Coast With RainLaced, Whistling Squalls.

60 MPH Wind Predicted For Storm Aree   38 Known Dead: Snow in Michigan: Cold Front Moving East

South Florida In Path Of New  Tropical Storm   > Due To Move Inland From Gulf Tonight; Not As Bad As First.

60-Mile Wind Expected in Tampa Area   Rain-Laced Squalls Already Beat at Ravaaed State

Another Tropical Storm Is Headed Toward Florida   Winds of 60 m.p.h. ’ Predicted---Center OF Disturbance Is  Near Fort Myare

Forecast Strong Gale For Ruined Florida Sections   Southern Area is in  Path of New Winds; Tabulate Storm Dead

Winds fo 100 Miles Per Hou To Hit Florida   New Tropical Storm Heads for Fort Myers ‘And Tamp Bay Area, Is Exnected to Go Inland

New Storms In Florida Hele  Not Dangerous  60-MPH Winds Head Towards Fort Myers— South’s Death Toll

Florida Braces For New Storm   Hurricane Death Tell Mounts te 43 As Property Damace Tons 26 Millice

TWO AREAS THREATENED BY FLOODS   Hurricane Death Toll Estimated Today at 43

Gale Expected To Batter Flooded Sectors Tonight; 43 Persons Counted Dead

New Storm Is Moving On Florida   Heavy Winds Predicted As Casualty Count Still Is Increasing

New Tropical aries In South Florida .  Storm Center Headed Toward Fort MyersTampa Bay Area Toda

New Storm Warnings up In Florida —   Severe Winds South: of Keys.

NEW TROPICAL STORM SWEEPS IN FROM GULE   Florida, Alabama, Lou'sianz and Miss'ss‘ppi Counting Storm Toll   NEW DISTURBANCE NOT TO BE TOO SERIOUS

Fresh Disturbance Threatens Florida; Moves Across Gull   Not Expected to Prove Dangerous; Hurricane Toll Still Incomplete

Winds Only 15 MPH Under Hurricane Strength In Gulf   Storm Expected To Move Inland Tonight At Fort Myers - Tampa Bay Sector

Strong New Winds Sweep Into Florida; Dismal Checkup on Hurricane Damage Continuing

Expect 60-Mile Wind on Florida Coast Area Today  Wind Velocity Only 15 Miles Less Than Hurricane Strength

Winds Of 60 Miles An Hour Force Predicted: Hurricane Damage Surveyed

No Danger In Latest Blow, Bureau Says   ‘43 Known Dead In Last Week's Big  Teanical Murricane

Coastal Area Removes Debris, Counts Damage   38 Believed Deac From Hurricane; Fleods Continue

New Storm Not Considered As Dangerous   Red Cross Has $1,000,000 For Hurricane Areas

Wind Up to 60 Miles Per Hour Are Predicted   Storm Swept Florida In Path of New Blow

Wind Up to 60 Miles Per Hour. Are Predicted  Storm rm: Swept Florida tN.  ee  ee

New Disturbance Buffets Florida    Weather Bureau Says Latest Blow Is “Not Dangerous’: Gulf Area Continues to Count Victims.

Warnings Of New Storm  Up In Florida   New Disturbance Begins To Show Some Hurricane Symptoms; Miami Feels Winde

Soviet Fails To Return U.S. Ships.   House Group Told Russ Even Ignore State Dept. Note

RUSS KEEP SHIPS   Seriet Declines Te Return 95 Vessels Congressmen Told

Russia ignores U. S. Ship Plea   Lend-Lease Vessels Return is Requested

HUNDREDS OF CARS STALLED IN NIGHT BY. FLOODED-ROAD   Highway Dip Near Grenville Filled After Heavy’ Rains  in Section.”

New Heat Wave Hits  Indiana   Weatherman Sees:No Immediate Signs Of Badly-Needed Raiii

TRUMAN URGED TO SIGN BILL   Farm Bureau In Favor 03 Provisions Of TaftHartley Act

Guerney Asks Stronger U.S.   Power to Back Up Greek Policy Urged

Republi can Sees Defense  Fund Needs   South Dakotan Will Seek Added Strength For Army And Navy

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CONSITTUTION-TRIGUNE. JRESENTS: NEWS EVENTS OF THE DAY ON SéREEN

Bloodstains New Clue in Yacht Killings   Gollum’s Jacket Yields Spots; Girl . Goes to Child Court

BLOOD STAINS FOUND ON YOUTHS CLOTHES   Heiress And Her Fiance Are Arraignued In California Court On Merdec Charee

Stains Are Traced To George Gollum In Yacht Slayings   Plea Is Delayed Until April 4—Girl Certified To Juvenile Court

The Great Game Of Politics  aa own 2Aaater lOhT)6h URANO   Stupidity

Mancheno 's Regime s Short-Lived   Veintimilla Assumes Temporary Power Qver Ecuador

Ecuador Rebel Reoime Ended   Veintisitiz Ta Heed Goverment Until Reguler Procedure Elects New President; tborre, Who Fied, Won't Be Permitted Ta Return Or Cleint Presidency

Mancheno Quits  As Ecuadorean  Chief, Disappears Exiled Leader  Hurries Back

New Ecuador Chief in Power   Counter-Revolutionary Forces Oust Dictator; Bar Deposed President

Short Tenure Of Mancheno As Eeuador’s Leader Ends   “Golonel Resigns Job As Counter Revolt Appears Successful

Counter-Revolt Wins—  Monnens In Hiding  Ecuador Quiets as Nine-Day Rule Is Brouaht to End by Trocp-March

MANCHENO RULE IS OVERTHROWN BY REBEL ARMY   Usurping Army Officer Flees To Sanctuary As Constitutional Vice-President Leads CounterRevolutionists Into Canital.

REVOLT LEADER TAKES OVER IN ECUADOR FIGHT   ~Mancheno Resigns After 9 Day Control Over’ - South America Country

Ecuador Revolt Ends; Ventimilla Assumes Power   Nine-Day-Old Regime of Col Mancheno Ends as Gov't Forces Regain Power.

COUNTER-REVOLT WINS ECUADOR   NINE-DAY REGIME OF MACHENO FALLS; _ OLD GUARD RETURNS

ORY REGIME DFMMANCHEND TN BOLLAPSr   Velasco Ibarra Reported on Way Back to Post He Left by Request. .

ECUADOR OUSTS ‘REBEL’ REGIME   ‘Mancheno Resigns Post As  Counter-Revolt Wins

ININE-DAY OLD REGIME IN ECUADOR (TRAMPLED BY COUNTER-REVOLT AS MANCHENO RESIGNS. FLEES COUNTRY

Mancheno Rule In Ecuador — Is Supplanted   Resigned Leader Quits Post; Vanishes as Veintimilla Succeeds

SECOND REVOLT ENDS MANCHENG §-D AY REGIME   Leader of Revolutionary Forces Takes Over Temporary Rule in Ecuador

ECUADOR SHIFTS LEADERS OFTEN   Col. Carlos Mancheno Ousted After Nine Days—New Executive Rules

MAN IS DEPOSED IN ECUADOR   Counter Revolt Causes Downfall After Nine Days

Mancheno Regime Folds in Ecuador; Suarez i in Power’   . New Leader. arid Government Must Resign to Session  Of Conaress Sept, 15

Quito Regime Lies In Ruins  After 9 Days   Counter-Revolt, Led B: Veintimilla, Drives Col. Mancheno To Venezuela

 REGIME S ECUADOR   7 Rule of “One-Shot’ futionary Leader nds in Revolt.

Counter-Revolt Ends Mancheno Rule In Ecuador   Exiled President Ibarra Barred From Return To ‘Abandoned Post.’

Suarez Assumes Power In Ecuador   But Scheduled to Resign at Session of Congress Sept. 15   FIGHTING HAS CEASED   Mancheno Resigned Las! Night After a Nine  Day Regime

Usurper Quits In Eeuador--I ighting Kinds   Council Names Former Vice President Temporary Head of State— Mancheno in Hiding

VERATEMILLA TAKES OVER FRUADOR RULE   vagncheno Quits As Counter pevolutionists Bear Hawn On Quite

Regime Of Ecuador Chief Falls   Counter Revolutionary Forces Oust Col. Carlos Mancheno; Assume Power: Without Opposition

NEW LEADER FOR ECUADOR 10 BE NAMED   Chief of Forces Which Ended Mancheno’s Short-Lived Dictatorship Says Congress Will Choose a President.

Mancheno Put Out Of Office In Ecuador  ese Soe pee WS ra   Counter-Revolt Is Successful; Vice President In Power

Counter Revolt Ousts Mancheno   Exiled President Ibarra Hurries Back to Ecua dor Following Colonel’s Resignation.

Colombia Revolt (usts Manchino      Hostilities Cease As Nine-Day Regime Is Overthrown

Rebel Victory ry tts Mancheno Out: Of Control       Counter : Revolt: Sueceeds, ‘Ibarra Reported To Be Hiurrying Back. To  . -. Eevador Capital

Mancheno Quits Ecuador Office And Disappears   Veintimilla, Counter Revolt Leader, Now In Power.

EX-G. 1. LOSES  PRAULEIN'S LOVE   WAR WIDOW HE BROUGHT TO U. S. AT COST OF $700 TO WED ANOTHER.

Full investigation Of Housing Is Asked   Committee of House anc Senate Would Study Situation

Underground Will ‘Fight to Last Breath’  Planes Evacuating Women, Children  From Palectine Aran

Ultimatum By British Is Rejected   Jewish Council- Announces It Will Fight English Authority

Jews Approve Flat Rejection Of Ultimatun   Council Pens Resolution As Underground Vows  By..*-b Debs

JEWS REJECT BRITISH MOVE IN PALESTINE   Ultimatum to Aid In Underground Fight Is Turned Down

REJECTS PROPOSAL   British Ultimatum Meets Opposition of Two Pal-. estine Groups

British Deadline Ultimatum Rejected By Jewish Council Group Refuses To Join In Eliminating  Terrorism; Underground Is Defiant

UNDERGROUND WILL FIGHT —  British Ultimatum Rejected By Jewish Leaders In Palestine

Jewish Council Rejects British Ultimatum, Vows ‘Fight to Last Rreath’

Six Persons Killed  In Traffic Mishaps   Seven Others Injured, One Critically, in Series Of Highway Accidents Over State on Sunday

SIX KILLED ON ROADS SUNDAY   Three Tulsans Among Victims of Highway Accidents in Oklahoma

Six Die, Seven Hurt in State Road Mishaps   Three Tulsa Persons,~ Mountain’ View Man, Muskogeean and Man Of Maud Meet Death

Byrnes Sought First To Resign Last Summer; Told by Doctors He Must Slow Down

BE EFFECTIVE JANUARY 10   Truman’s Top Cabinet Member Quits For Needed Rest

Byrnes Resignation First Offered Apr. 16: Ordered to “Slow Down’ by Physician

Secretary Told By His Doctors To Slow Down’   General to Be Possible Successor To President

Quick Approval Expected As Committee Allows China To Share in Help Program   Other Major Changes Iron Out Senate-House Differences; Both Chambers May Act on Bill Mondav: White House Is Then Next Stop

Full Amount Is Agreed But Part To Go To China   Quick Passage Seen For Proposals Of Joint Committee

MEASURE WILL PERMIT CHINA TO HAVE HELP   Both Senate and House Expected to Pass It Swiftly

ACCORD REACHED ‘ON FOREIGN All   Conferees Reach Agreement on $597,000,000 Figure, Share for China.

Congress Approves ‘Foreign Aid Act’   _ Authorizes '$597,000,000 Asked; Allows China To Share In Funds

Conferees Agree On Aid Measure  Full Fund Authorized China To Get Share

Compromise in Foreign Aid Act  Sum Left at Senate Figure, China in

Approves Full Total, Allows Chinese Share   $597,000,000 Emergency Program Goes to House » And Senate for Quick Passage   Bill Authorizes AdvanceFromRFC   Amount Each of Four Na tions Will Share'Is To Be Determined Later  In Congress

AATHOURTESN GUC rarer as: oa  China To Get Share In Bill Agreed Upon By Conferees   Vandenberg Expects Consress Will Pass Measure On) Monday

Compromise Gives China  Aid Share   Conferees Of House And Senate Authorize Full Amount Asked By Administration Fo x Foreign Relief

CHINA WILI SHARE IN HUGE FUND   Final Action Due Early This Week on Measure

$597,000,000 Asked by Administration Granted in Measure   China Will Be Permitted to Share in Stop-Communism Funds; Both Houses Must Apvrove Accord

Quick Approval by Both Houses Expected; Many Restrictions Taken Out

CONFEREES AGREE ON A COMPROMISE FOREIGN AID BILL   Measure Authorizes $597,000,000 Asked by Truman and Stipulates Part Shall Go to China,   PASSAGE BY CONGRESS MONDAY PREDICTED   ‘Supplies Will Start Moving to Europe Soon After Truman Signs Legjslation.

SWIFT AID BILL APPROVAL SEEN   Compromise Measure Allows China To Share

Full Amount Asked Would Be Authorized   New Version Allows China to Share in Emergency Relief

Authorize Full Sum Sought by Administration   Both Houses Likely to Enact Measure Swiftly

COMPROMISE REACHED OVER FOREIGN AlD   Conferees Authorize Full $597,000,000 With China Sharing It

China Gains Portion Of Huge Stipend   House-Senate Conference In Compromise

Conferees Agree On $579 Million For Foreign Aid  House Wins Demand That Chinese Share n Fun elie

Claims Britain Would Weaken Pact  Bevin Statements - on Policy  Are Criticized

WORLD FLIGHT: —PLAN CHANCED      REYNOLDS PLANE MAY TAKE OFF TODAY IN ATTEMPT _TO BREAK SPEED  — — BECORD - ee

HERBERT SEES SPECIAL MEET   Governor Says Early Session Is Necessary

HOUSE APPROVES BILL TO BOOST AID TO SCHOOLS   MEASURE PROVIDES 50 PER CENT BOOST IN CLAIMS FOR 1946

 Strike Continues   Rome Hears 20,000 Reds From North  To Move In   Fears Of Violence Expressed As City Remains Paralyzed

TROUBLE BREWS AS ROME WAITS ADVANCING MOB   talian Capital Braces For Violence; Security Forces Augmented By 12,000 To 15,000 Men; Riot Police From Naples.

DOCTOR 60 YEARS   Cadiz Physician Who Attended Clark Gable's Mother is 85, Still Active

LOOSE FEDERATION CYSTEM PROPOSED      Molotov Expected to Present Russian Plan at Today’s Bia 4 Meeting

French Will Present Plan For Germany   Favor Loose Federation Of States With Single  House Or Parliament

Moscow Group Given French Plan On Pact   MINISTER BIDAULT WILL OFFER GERMAN PROPOSAL

Frerich Ready to Offer Proposal   Loose Federation of States with Single Parliament

Russia’s Plan of Pulling ‘Out Greece Smacks of Communistic Methods

Russia May Be Planning Greek Coup   Diplomatic Break Seen as Strategy To Give Russians Stepping Stone To Communist Control

ARABS BREAK MOSLEM: SABBATH IN ATTACK ON JEWISH TOWNS   44 Die As Violence Erupts Anew In Troubled Holy Land; British Arm As Strife Damage Mounts

Cairo Crowds Roar Approval For ‘Holy War’   Thousands Attend Meeting And Pledge Assistance To Arabs; Denounce Partition Plan

‘Holy War’ Approved By 20,000 Egyptians   To Thwart Partitioning Of Palestine; Denounce Nations Voting For Plan

Hughes’ _ Witnesses Take Stand  Plane Builder May Be Called In Inquiry

Hughes Aides To Hold Stage   Gen. Meyers Admits Request for Loan

Fail To Appear On Cail ToStand   Nine Persons Set To Testify For Defendant

EX-COLONEL SAYS HUGHES DEALS FAIR   Former Member of War Evaluation Board Tells Senate Group Plane Contract With Builder Was Not Fraudulent.

Witnesses Don’t Appear For Hearing  Failure to Appear Seems Due to a

Howard Hughes Subject To Call....  Ex-General Stirs Probe Excitement

Hughes’ Witnesses  To Testif y Today   -™ TF -— Wee 7 - Tree 7 ~ o  Conflicting Stories Of $50,000 Loan  Vivatify Probers

Colonel Denies Contract Fraud  Plans for Plane Rm...4 . gee . gg

Former Colonel Denies Fraud In Plane Check   Peterman Claims Ne Corruption Involved In Evaluation

Witnesses Fail To Show Up At Probe   Plane Builder's Boosters Delay Proceedings

EATON PREDICTS GREEK-TURKISH HOUSE VICTORY   Committee Chairman Voices Confidence In Stop-Communism Fight

SENATE PASSES GREEK-TURKISH ATD MBEASTIRE   Okays Truman’s Program: Tuesday By § 97-232 Vote   GOES TO ‘HOUSE   Confident Represen tatives Also . Will Pass Bj)!

Senate Gives Its Approval By Wide Margin   House Expected To Pass Measure

SENATE PASSES GREEK BILL BY 67 TO 23 VOTE   Priority Urged For Measure On Avenda of House

House ls Expected To l'avor Bill   Ccreek-Turkish Aid Program Passes Senate   Wallace Wants Loan For Russian People

SENATE VOTES     APPROVAL OF GREEK LOAN .   Vote Was 67-237 House Expected To Follow Suit

Nearly Same As Bill Passe By Senators   Senate's Overwhelming Passage Described As Powerful  “Blow For Freedom.”

SENATE APPROVES TRUMAN AID PLAN FO GREEKS, TURKS   ‘House Also Is Expected t¢  ~Join in Okaying Plan  to Swat Communism ir Two Countries.   WALLACE REBUKE IS ALSO CLAIMED

Expect House Aid Bill Okay   Senate Passes GreekTurkish Program By 67 To 23 Count

14 Other Cadets Draw . Punishments; 1 Acquitted; 140 Being Heard by Panels

Real Estate Taxes Climb   Minnesota and lowa Farmers Paying More Bureau Statistics Show

Taylor Soil Conservation District News   W. F. Voelker, George Dollinger, A. W. Butts District Supervisors: Herman Kruger, W.A. Lannen

GUP PLANS INDEFINITE imi inmiimai  Republicans Study  Income Tax Slash

British Dock Workers Strike   Defy Government’s Back. To-Work Appeal in London and Glaszow

Nations Favor Parley On Marshall Plan   Italy, Portugal, Holland Accept *Invitations; Others .Lo Follow

 Navy Begins One of Its Greatest Peacetime Manhunts; Searches for Dearborn Survivors

Search At Sea Sped By Navy      Great Peacetime Hunt Organized to Find Ship Survivore 

MERUIOM UF FEAGE  20 Warships Search Seas for Missing of Ill-Fated Dearborn

2() WARSHIPS JOIN SEARCH   Navy Vessels Begin Gigantic Hunt for Searfen Missing  From Wreckéd Tanker

GRAY WARSHIPS BEGIN MANHUNT   Cruiser And Destroyers Seek Wreck Victims In Pacifie Storm

Tax And Debt Cuts Asked By U.S. Chamber   More Efficiency In Government Also Held To Be Needed

DEMANDS MADE BY CIVIC GROUP   Tax Cut, Debt Reduction anc More Efficient Government Called For.

CHAMBER VOICES — TAX CUT DEMANDS   Debt Reduction, Government Efficiency Urged

Chamber Seeks Cuts In Taxes,  Debt Reduction   Three Speakers Declare High Taxes Will Discourage Expansion by Business 

U.S. Destroyer Hits Mine In The Adriatic Sea, Report One Man Killed

TRUMAN OFFERS AID TO BRITAIN   President Orders Coal Sent To England To Help Relieve Crisis

Russia Opposes Anglo-Egyptain Mediation Plan  No Indications Of Possible Vv ig sey ven

Russia Opposes Anglo-Eqyptain Mediation Plan  No Indications Of Possible Vata Are Given

Thomas Says Moscow Runs  Reds in US.   Committee Head Claims He Holds ‘Definite Preof

Midwest And Southwest Get Rains   Cool Air Headed Toward Minnesota

Young Man Tortured, Left To Die   Doctors Operate To Save Life Of Auto Worker

Thousands Of Police Restore Order To San Jose After Political Battles Kill Five And Hurt 59

Unarmed Students Form Major Group On Casualty List   Political Reasons Cause of Flareup In Central America

Order Is Restored In Costa Rica Following Clashes  At Least Five Persons Are Killed, 59 Others Are Wounded

Police Get Order in Costa Rica   Two Thousand Special Deputies, Are. . Busy After ‘Clashes Killing  : 6 Persons ,   Strike: Still Holds

RESTORE ORDER IN COSTA RICA   National Police Reinforced In Cities By 2,000 Deputies

Violence Breaks Out In Costa Rica   Bitter Political Clashes Occur on San Jose Streets

Costa Rica Riot Ends But Strike StilllsEffective   5 Dead, Dozens Wounded. in Gunfire Against Revaltere.

RESTORE ORDER IN COSTA RICA   5 Killed in Series of Political Clashes

New Rent Control Law Is Explained   Goes Into Effect July 1; Boards Will Be Established

Loopholes Seen In Rental Law  * * tr ed ik   Hotel Residents First To Feel Effect Of Act

Several Changes In New Rent Bill   Terms Explained By James Marlow

SRITAIN’S TRANSPORT STRIKE THREATENS 10 UT FOCD SUPPLIES   ‘Toops May Be Used To Unioad Cargo Ships, Trains

Penalties for Contempt Ot Congress   Special Session May Be Asked to Outline More Serious Results for Defying Committe

Stiffer Contempt Penalties Urged   House UnAmerican Committee May Ask More Severe Law

Legislators For Raising  Teachers  But Survey Shows Little Support for Increase os High  QL. C% AMM .§ Wena

ELECTS NEW OFFICERS   W. Earle Champaign :Pos' Met Monday Evening.

GOP Leaders — Vote to Fight Bilbo Seating   ‘He'll Be Attacked,’ Says Taft, Reporting Strategy To Be Decided Taten

LAVA DESTROYS SICILIAN HOMES   NEW OPENINGS IN MT. ETNA AOD TO STREAM

Lava from Big Volcano Transforms Village's : Water Supply to Steam

Lava Wipes Out Homes Of Peasants  At Cisterna   Two New Holes Blown in Historic Mount Etna; Additional Hot Liquid Is Released

LAVA:STREAM: FROM MT. ETNA NEARS VILLAGE   Stream Towers To Height 0: 52 Feet At Crest, Homes Wiped Out

Lava Stream Pouring Down Into Village:   MANY PEASANT HOMES IN WAKE OF FLOW WIPED OUT

Claims U. N. Cannot Act   In Dispute   Dutch Ambassador Holds Indonesian Issue Outside of Organization’s Jurisdiction

Dutch Claim Indonesian Dispute Doesn’t Warrant U.N. Intervention

ARE OUTSIDE AUTHORITY   Kleffens Says Issues Not Explained Fully In Statements Made

China Rejects Soviet Move ForShowdown   Molotov Asks U. 5. and Britian To Join in Parley

Residents Cry for Help as Boys Break Tear Ga:  Canisters in El Paso

GOP Offers Bill For Rationing By Industries   Extend Export Curb, Boost Gold Reserve, Anti Inflation Plan

‘Errors’ In The Treat ment Of Enlisted_Men “In Italian Theater Are  Adknoviledercd-

‘President ‘Gratified’ at American Reaction to Message Calling for Halt fo the World March of Communism

Forty Telegrams from Individuals and Press Reaction Please ..Mr. Truman Resting at Key West. Fla.

MESSAGES LA TRUMAN'S STAND   PRESIDENT GRATIFIED BY REACTION TO HIS GREEKTURK PROPOSALS.

SAYS TRUMAN IS GRATIFIED   Mounting Telegrams Praise Message on Greek Aid,  Secretary States

House Slashes  Relief Funds   ‘Cut 150 Million Dollars Off _ Funds For Six War Devastated Countries

Cut 150 Million Off U.S. Funds In War Relief   Bipartisan Revolt Hits $350,000,000 Administration Bill

HOUSE SLASHES FOREIGN RELIEF   Economy-Minced Repedlican: Override Truman Plans To Aid Devastated Nations

RELIEF FUND ~~ SLASH VOTEI   HOUSE MAKES DEEP CUT ID  FUND FOR RELIEF IN WAR RAVISHED COUNTRIES

Our Foreign Policy Unity Line Broken   Funds Asked by Truman Cut 150 Million; Bill In Slap at Russia.

INQUIRY ON HUGHES EXPECTED 10 HAVE AFTERMATHINU.S.   Quiz to Be Political Hot Potato of 1948 Race in United States; Make Counter-charges.

Puzzle Over Adjournment of Hughes Probe   Apt To Become One of 1948 Political Issues

HUGHES PROBE OFF -- CAPITAL WONDERS WHY   Investigation Comes To Sudden And Mysterious Ending

Hughes Inquiry Said Destined To Become Big Campaign Issue   ‘Who Killed Inquiry?’ Big Question on Capitol Hill; One Democrat Seeks ‘an Investigation of Investigations’; Meyer Hunted

Hughes Probe Is Regarded A Dead Issue   ‘Question Is Asked In Washington, “Who Was Responsible For Killing Inqui

Hughes Probe Seen Red Hot 1948 Issue   Report GOP Leader: Call Halt te Avoid Political Backfire

Howard Hughes Probe Expected to Be Issue in Presidential Campaign

Keystone AFL Assails Bills In Assembly  Would Put Limit On Initiation Fees,  Cl'anamnal Darcainiimnag

Dulles Goes Into France To Get Facts   Marshall Details FactFinder To Get Low  Down From Premier  Schuman and DeGaulle

Marshall Orders Dulles to Paris To Study Crisis   U. S. Delegates to Big 4 Will Confer With Schuman and De Gaulle   STATE SECRETARY ALARMED BY STRIFE   Situation Stalemates Minis. ters in Discussion of German Treaty

French Face Red Mareh Qn Assembly   Streets Closed As Radicals Plan To Seize Power

Marshall Sends. Dulles on -FactFinding Mission   “Adviser Goes to France to Get ; -First-Hand Knowledae

Marshall Assigns Dulles To Study of French Crisis   Political Outcome in France Affects Future of Foreign Ministers’ Talks

U. S. OBSERVER SENT TO FRANCE   Marshall Speeds Dulles or Faet-Finding Trip

J. F. DULLES TO PROBE FRANCE   Marshall Sends Aide to Get Facts On French Crisis

Dulles Going To France To  Study Crisis   Marshall Sends Delegate, for Talks With Leaders

MARSHALL SENDS DULLES TO STUDY CRISIS IN CRANCE AND REPORT ON FACT _CINDING MISSION

TWO KILLED, FOUR HURT IN COLLISION   Accident Occurs * West Of Martinsville

Revercomb On ‘Sweep Out’ List; Love, Rohrbough, Snyder, Ellis  Out of Favor Because of Records

340 In House MarkedToGo By CLO Chief   Murray’s Union Also Out To Defeat 28 ‘Wrong’  Senators

Brotherhoods Wage Demands Are Discussed   Officials of Big Five Meet With Railroad Officials At Chicago Conference.

SAIL BROTHERHOODS 10 STUDY WAGE BID   Jperating Unions May Add Request To List

Labor Bill Made Special Order of Business Monday   Motion To Hold Public Hearing In Issue Loses: House Gets Bonus Measure

MEASURE SENT TO HOUSE BY 4510 2 BALLOT   Proposal Would Bond State to Procure  $85,000,000

45 10 2 VOTE SENDS MEASURE TO (OWA HOUSE   Legislation Would Be Subject to Approval in 1948 General Election

Maytag, Keir Are Opposed To Measure   Vote Is 45 to 2; ‘Legislation Sent Immediately To House.

Merchants Ready For Sales Event   Three-Day Co-operative Sales Program Gets Underwav Locally Tomorrow Morning

BRAZIL MEET EXAMPLE FOR FUTURE WORR   Truman Tells Lawmakers at Rio Nations Can Achieve Peace.

United States Support To UN Pledged at Rio By President Truman   Delivers Address Today ta Brazilian Congress—Says World Needs It Badly

President Spéaks To  Brazilians   Urges Nations To Submerge Individual Aims

TRUMAN CITES U. 8. POLICY IN SPEECH AT RIO  America Supporting United Nations to Limit, President Tells Brazilians.

Two Largest Nations Of Western Hemisphere Urg ed To Aid Mankind   Talk Addressed To Rio Congress   Milestone In World Progress Represented By New Defense Treaty

Truman Gives New Pledge of U.N. Support   President Warns Brazil Congress of Need for Patience

Brazilians Told Western Nations  World Teachers  Promise of Aid Held out To War Devastated Lands

U.S. Determined UN Will Succeed,  Truman Declares   President Tells Rio Parley Nation’s Full Resources Are Behind Agency   STILL A FLEDGLING UNIT, HE SUGGESTS   'Decries Expressions of Disappointment Over Work Of Organization

TRUMAN SAYS U. 8. WILL SUPPORT UN IN EVERY RESPECT   President Warns It Will Need Steadfast Purpose, Unremitting Toil and Infinite Patience.   BRAZIL CONGRESS HEARS EXECUTIVE

President Warns Against Too Early Disappointment   Tells Brazilian Congress That World Peace Will Depend Upon Close Collaboration Between Western World Nations.

ALL U. S, RESOURCES STAND BEHIND UNITED NATIONS, SAYS TRUMAN   ‘UNREMITTING TOIL AND INFINITE PATIENCE’ NEEDED TO MAKE U. N. WORK, SAYS PRESIDENT IN SPEECH BEFORE BRAZILIAN CONGRESS.

Truman Asks For Patience in  UN Judgment   Tells Brazil Congress U.5. Pledges Full Resources ot Nation

TELLS BRAZIL WERE SOLIDLY BEHIND LEAGUE   President Says Rie Pact Milestone in  World Progress

Addresses Brazil’s _   Says U. S. Will Su Support. United Nations with All Resources —~ _ At the Countiry’s Command _

Unity of Americas Cited as Example for World Benefit   Russian Responsibility for European Chaos Is Pointed Out

Truman Expresses U. S. Determination To See U. N. Work   Brazil Congress Hears Promise To War-Devastated Countries; Inter-American Treatv Lauded

President Tells Brazilian Congress US Determined To Support World Body

WARNS AGAINST DESPAIR OVER WORK TO DATE   Brazit Congress Told U. $. Stands Behind Group with ‘All Its Resources’

Brazilian Congress Told Organization Needs Toil And Patience for Success

TOIL, PATIENCE ARE NEEDED, BRAZIL TOLD   S. American Congress Hears President Admonish FaintHearted.

Taft Maps Moves Of Tax Cut Foes  Will Be Among First To Oppose Cost Cuts

BEATS CHAIR BY JUST FEW HOURS   Bell, Scheduled To Die With Litteral Tomorrow As Rapist, Gets Execution Stay.

BEATS CHAIR BY JUST FEW HOURS      )  Bell, Scheduled To Die With Litteral Tomorrow As Rapist, Gels Execution Cit ar

CARRIER ZEPPELIN STILL UNDESTROYED   German Craft at Port in Russian Zone of Occupation—Nazi Pocket Battleship Near By.

GAS DEALERS IN 12 STATES APT 10 RATION   Standard Of Indiane L ienits Onrtent In  Wr ESBS mF  Aren Served

Oil Company To Allocate Gasoline  Shipments To Russia Probe Ils Mapped

Standard to. Ration to Dealers   Same Gas Supply For Year Ago But The Demand Is Up 15 Pct.

Gaming Linked To Collins’ Kin.   Parole Officer Says Speaker’s Brother Interested in Slot Machine Setup, but Charge Is Stricken From Records at Probe

Collins’ Kin Linked to  Gambling   Brother Operates Slot Machines, Officer Charges

Rep. 0'Konski Charged With Tax Fraud   State Claims Failure to Report ‘Wilful’; Hits High Expenses

Hail, Cloudburst Cause One Death Near Hillsboro   Heavy Damage to Crops, Businesses From Storm Reported

Hillsboro And Itasca Areas Are Hard Hit   One Death Caused While Losses To ‘Property Soar

TRANKSGIVING DAY STATE FATALITIES ARE SET AT ELEVEN   Icy, Snow Covered Roads in Indiana Blamed for Fatal Accidents: Two Killed at Hamlet.  STALLED AUTO STRUCK BY TRAIN

Eleven Dead On Slippery Indiana Roads   Tee and Snow Cause Many Fatal: Crashes in Various Parts of the State,

Russ Proposals Are Inadequate  Atomic Controls   Atomic Controls Aaency Plan Hit

Grass Roots Tour May Be Cut Short  House Group Moves Into Sioux City

GUNFIGHT LEADS T0 DISCOVERY OF BODY   Woman, Dead Four Months, Found In Basement

FEAR 44 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Swedish Airliner Debris Found By Searchers In Greece

Believe 44 Dead In Plane Crash   Find Wreckage Of Swedish Airliner In Greek Mountains, Bound For Athens

NAVY PLANE CRASHES INTO PLAYGROUND   Kills: Pilot. and ‘Two Boys; Seven Others Injured

Navy Plane Crashes On Ball Game Killing Pilot, 2 Sandlot Players

AS PLA IN BASEBALL FIELD   Pilot and Two Boys Die in Flaming Wreck at Burlington, la., Sunday ; Others Get Burns.   WITNESS RELATES STORY OF WRECK

REST DEFENSE OF EX-JURISI   Final Testimony Taken In Johnson Trial; Jurors  May Get Case Today

Texas City Ruins Still . Belch Smoke   Relief and Rehabilitation Work in Disaster Area Continues as Red Cross Estimates Dead at 520

No Accurate Count of  Dead Made   Red Cross Casualty Estimate Is 580 Deac And 3,000 Injured; Workers Still Taking Bodies From Wrecked Monsanto Plant

Smoke Still Belching From Ruins of Texas  City: Find More Bodies

Freight Refunds Sought By U.S.   Railroads Charged Too Much Is View

Decline in Local Market Reflects Trend Shown Throughout Naiion.   Canada Fixes Dec. 31 As Date of War's End

CIVIL WARFARE FACING FRANCE; SCHUMAN CALLE]   National Assembly Rejects Blum As Grim Ficht Looms

Schumann   Is Asked To  ——. = =6— simp gpesctloss RS STE ee cee ee   be Premier   President Auriol Trying Hard To, Provide Moderate Leader to : Prevent Communist-DeGaulle Fight

GERMANY'S OUTPUT IN 48 MAY EQUAL THAT OF PRE-WAR   May Be Noted in All Important Industries Excepting Lumber

REDS NABBED TO FRUSTRATE ATHENS PLOT   2,500 Leftists Are Jailed; Revolt Slated Tonight

RREST 2,500 N GREECE AS LOT EXPOSED   Believe Uprising Planned by Reds

Uprising In Athens Averted   More Than 2.500 Under Arrest In Bold Conspiracy

Door Opened To Russia To Join Program   State Department Estimates Sum For Rehabilitation

Europe May Neec $24,000,000, 000 Aid, Cohen Says  Marshall Proposes USSR Join Program

Marshall Invites Aid Of Russia   Projects Voluntary Economic Program

Secretary Marshall Indicates Part, But Not Al Of Rebuilding Funds Are Scheduled To Be  Derived From American Coffers

Figure Is Set at 15 to 24 Billion Dollars   Marshall Leaves Way Open for Others to Help

DETROIT COUPLE HELD IN FRAUD   Husband Poses As Son To Dupe Suitors, Says Complaint

School Strike Off, On Again   Mount Clemens Out 1,250 Students At

 Australians Pav Tribute As Bodies of 1,800 Americans Start Home

First Test of Public Opinion on Taft - Hartley Law Not Favorable to Union Tops.

Lichtenwalter Victory Hailed By Republicans   Regard It As Victory On Test of Sentiment On Taft-Hartley Law

REECE HAILS COP VICTORY   Election of Lichtenwalter Declared Forerunner Of  Success In 1948

BRITAIN AND UNITED STATES MAY REACH COMPROMICE ON 76°. AMOTION DICTIIDE TAY

Showdown With Russia Imminent  Marshall To Press For 40-Year Plan Against German Aséression

French Relations Tightening With U. S. And Great Britain As Ministers Face Showdown

Hungarian Coup a Preview OF What Russia Is Trying To DoTo the World, Premier

Warning Is Given   Romanian Says Hungarian OccurrenceSame asThat in His Country

NEW RECORD OF SNOWFALL "TW NEW YORK      NEARLY. 10 INCHES OF SxOW  FELL IN: METROPOLITAN  - AREA—NEW ENGLAND : eer 2 oe “ag

Says Warplane Production Is Lower Now Than Start of ‘39 Army, Navy “Living Off Their Fat’

Plane Production Dangerously Low  Industry Requests Planning Program

Centralia Blast Probe Continues  Mine Never Held Very Hazardous. Said

GIVE FINDINGS IN MINE BLAST   Inspector States Blasting Furnished Ignition For Centralia Explosion

Mine Wasn't Considered Hazardous   Phenagling By Inspectors Told At Inquiry By SQansatoare

ARWIY MEN IN TOP U.S: ROLES   Help to Formulate, Execute Foreign Policy In New Trend

Mexican President F oreigi Sees Peace Perils lls!   Foreign Relies  Bill is Passed

Aleman Is  ‘Grand Guy’   Says Truman Of Mexican President; Visitor Says Love Of Freedom Common

American Republics — Wish Peace   Mexican President Decorates Grave O! Unknown Soldier

Aleman Hits Agaressors   Mexican President Urges Strong Bond Between V.5., Latins   ‘Bteture Pace 6

TODAY'S SCORES   NATIONAL LEAGU         BLAYS. AGGRESSION AS. PEACE. “THREAT   American Republics Do Not * Care’ to Have Their Peace ’ At Aggressors’ Mercy

‘He’s A Grand Guy,’ Trumar Asserts As Aleman Pays Back His Recent Visit

Mother Dies But Saves One Child   Flames Fatal to Three,  Heavy Garment Protects Infont

Bell Ranch Sells Headquarters Ane  128, 0,000 Acres  ny "100,000 Acres Still Unsold

NEW CHECKREIN ON SPECULATION  18 “NOT ENOUGH’   Arderson Disappointed With Marginal Trading Rates,

Rebels Smash Into Streets  Of Asuncion Comes After  TH ree  Ja Va

Rebels Pierce Capital Defense   Loyalist Troops Erect Barricades in Streets For Final Battle

HIGHWAY BIDS APPROVED Tage BY COMMISSION   Construction Program Moved Forward at a Multi-million Dollar Clip.   $2,877,832 IN ROAD WORK   Biggest Job Was 9.5 Miles of Concrete Slab In St. ~ Charles County. ~~

Clay Commands Kuropean Force   MeNarney Assigned to Military Committee Ot United Nations

CLAY GIVEN TOP POST IN EUROPE   Army Shakes Up Command Of Force Abroad

ARMY SHAKES UP EUROPEAN CHIEFS   Clay to Succeed McNarne and Keyes Will Replace Gen. Clark in Austria

Army Reveals Shake-Up Of Command In Europe   Lt: General Lucius D.:Clay Succeeds: MeNarney as Chief of European Forces’

GENERAL CLAY TO BE COMMANDER OF EUROPEAN FORCES   [Other High Beall’ Chounges Are  Announced By Amy: Clark  Takes Over Sixth

Clay Ramed to European Post   Succeeds McNarney As Commander of U. S.  Forces in Europe

Top Generals Hit In Shakeup   MecNarney Relieved In Germany, Clark In Austria

Army Shakes — Up Command ir European Area  Clay Replaces _ MeNarney; Clark  BP aanawad tm Accabatar

Army Jugegles Europe Staff   McNarney and Clark ‘Our as Commanders

Gen. Clay Named To Succeed Gen. McNarney  Present Commander Will Serve UN; Other Jobs Changed

GENERAL CLAY GIVEN COMMAND IN EUROPE   Gen. Clark Replaced by Gen. Keyes in Austria.

GLAY TO TAKE OVER “WNARHEY'S POST   Shaketip To Send Keyes To Replace Clark

Iractor Gas Bill Still Has Chance. Legislator Says  $40,000,000 Road Bond Issue Dies As Senate Fails To Act

Tractor Gas Bill Doomed, Says Backer   Chances Of Compromise Dim; Bond Issue In Amendment Form Killed

2,612,809,000 Bushels Given For All of U.S.   Wheat Crop Estimate Shows Rec.  ord Year; lowa Cor Down ' 40 Per Cent

40,000,000 Bushel Slump in Iowa Corn Since Mid-August   Estimate 32,783,000 Bushel Drop in U. S. ” Crop for This Year

JOWA CROP OFF BY 40 MILLION   National Figure Now Guessed at Half-Billion Low

Hope Tells MFA Co-op Action . Is Farm Remedy   House Agriculture _ Chairman Speaks At State Meeting

Lawyer Relates Terrific ‘Battle’   Judge Ends Session After Accusation By Attorney

Recess Portal Pay Hearing   Tries to Get Counsel To Agree on Amount 0! Time at Issue

Clark Is Ternted Plumed Knight Of Portal Suits   Wage-Hour Group Refuses to Join Case Aacinst Pay

Claim Federal ‘Split’ Over Portal Suits   Union Attorney Says Wage-Hour Director Refused to Jom Fight

FIGHT RAGES ON IN PORTAL CASE   Judge Fails To Get Accord About Time in Dispute

Portal Pay Case Opens   Wage-Hour Group Refuses to Join Fight by Government

Wage-Hour Officials Aloof to Portal Suit   Lawyer Asserts Attorne} General Attempts to . Sway Department.

UNION’ ASSALi UK   Says Attorney General Tried To Get Wage-Hour Help In Portal Battle

JUDGE SEEKS NEW DATA ON PORTAL SUIT   Jurist in Whose Court Originated Forerunner of $4,000,000,000 in Pay Claims Also to Retrace Conflicting Testimony,

Bert Nunneley Urges Limi tation Of Claims To Time Spent Walking To Work

Clark Is Termed As Only Foe of Back Pay Award   Judge's Patience Is Wearing Thin During Arguments on Suit

Antarctic Crash Survivors In Daze 48 Hours After Plane Exploded Over Huge Ice Floe

EXPECT COUNTER ATTACK; REJECT AMERICAN PLAN   TEXT OF OPENING SOVIET STATEMENT CAREFULLY GUARDED

Vishinsky Due To Answer Call Marshall Gave   Arrives at Hall With Lone Speech

Vishinsky Due To Answer Call Marshall Gave  Arrives at Hall  AE ee: Ee

PLANS ANSWER TO MARSHALL LATE TODAY   Soviets May Threaten To Pull Out Of U.N.   SMALL NATIONS   Rally To Support Americar Plan; First Test Vote Likely Today

Red Battle ‘Against U. S. Plan Futile   Russia Expected To Lose Fight In U.N. When New Proposal By Marshall Comes Up

Soviet Rebuttal scheduled Today    Vishinsky Expected to Reject Marshall Proposals and Wage Stubborn Fight to Keep Veto Power.

Soviet Russia Expected To Reject Marshall Plan For Peace Machinery

Marshall Unity Plea Rejection Expectec   Russia Seen Making Stubborn Fight To Retain Full Veto Rights in UN Deliberations

Ponder If Reds Will Pull Out   Anticipate Answer by Soviets to US Veto-Free Plans

Russia Expected To Battle For Full Veto Power   Due To Reject Marshall’: Proposal; Answer Awaited.

Haiti May Cinch Palestine Split   Switch Vote Seen Assuring Partition

HAIT'S SWITCH BOLSTERS PLAN FOR PALESTINE   Republic’s Change Frox Opponent to Supporter Almost Assures Passage

ON OVERTIME PAY IS URGEL   Launderers’ Spokesman Thinks Time-and-a-Half Allowance Should Be Denied All Workers Making $75 a Week.

PAY-HOUR LAW CHANGES ASKED   Elimination Of $75-A-Week Group’s Overtime Urged

Exact Amount Of Funds Still To Be Decided   Approval of Measure And Appointment of Administrator Next

Congress Hands President Authority For Program O! Aid To Greece And Turkey

Republicans Likely To Slash Figure By Eight Billion Soon   Chief Executive Earmarks Nearly OneThird of Appropriations for Army, Navy; Postal Rate Increase Due

Temperatures   Canadian Search Planes Combing Vancouver Region; Motors Said Fluttering, but No Crash Heard

Floating Wing Clue to Lost Canada Plane   Fifteen Feared Lost ix _ Sea Off Vancouver Island

CLORAL FLIERS IN GREENLAND   ‘Take-Off ‘Lime for Iceland Is Not announced by Two Pilots.

Portal Pay May Cost Governmen $500 Million   War Undersecretary Testifies To Senators Greatest Threat In Cost. Fee Contracts

Half Billion At Stake For U.S. In Portal Suits   Undersecretary War Royall Explains Government’s Position Qn War Coniracts

Senators Get Report From Army Official   War Department Would Compensute Contractors’ Loss

TAX LOSSES IN PAY SuITS T0 BE PROBED   Monetary Harm to Gov ernment Through Por: tal-to-Portal Claims I: Subject of Inquiry Inte Ilnion Actions.

Sees Portal Pay Half Billion Loss To Government   Undersecretary Of War Connects Claims With Federal War Contracts

Portal Claims Could Be Very Costly To Govt.   Possible Loss Of Half Billion On Cost - Plus

Royall Appears Before  Probers   Total Amt. Bein Asked In Excess Of Four Billion

Government Is Alarmed Over Portal Demands   Suits Are Termed ‘Legalized Grand Larceny’ By Hartley

Probe U.S. Cost of Portal Claims  Predict $500,000,000 - Due on War Contract:

POSSIBLE LOSS OF TAX MONIES WORRYING U, S,   Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Summons Undersecretary Of War Royall To Discuss DoorTo-Door Pay Suits.

Portal. Claims Could Cost U.S, Half Billion   Undersecretary Of Wa Testifies Before A Senate Group.

GHT HAVE 10 ET COST 10 NTRACTORS   yall Says Claims ould Reach as High Half-Billion

Senate Group Calls Leaders On Pay Suits   Tax Losses, Higher Costs Are Concern

Royall Explains Possible Loss on Govt. Contracts   Appears Before Senators Studying Legislation to Restrict Union Claims

yd WOULD OOT THE BILL “IN PAY GASES   WAR DEPARTMENT MIGHT BE  FORCED TO PAY OUT  > MALF BILLION DOLLARS, SENATORS TOLD —

PAY SUITS PERIL WAR CONTRACTS   Royall Says Actions Could Cost U. S. 500 Million

Portal Pay Suits Will Cost Nation 500 Million Dollars, Royall Tells Senate Probers

Claims Could Cost U. 5. Up To $500 Million   Gov overnme ent Faces

Portal Claims May Cost Army Half Billion   Undersecretary Hoyall Says Many Companies Would Incu: :Government Contract Lessex

Portal Suits Will Cost U. S. Senate Told  Official ‘Says U nion_  ny Ta me ie   Official Says Union Claims Against U. S. Might Be Half Million

Government Faces Claims On Portal Pay   War Contractors Might Ask Refund of soli Billion

GOVERNMENT IS FACED WITH BIG DEBT 10 FIRMS   Contractors Would Expect To Get Back Amounts Up To $500,000,000   JUDGE IS DEFENDED   Attorney Acting For Union Scores Criticism Of Judge Picard

Says Portal Claims to Hit U. S.  oe Uealé Bilan Coct to Government

Pay Claims May Cost U.S $500,000,000   Senators Study Plan to Outlaw Portal Suits

PORTAL SUITS MAY GOSTU. S. 00 MILLION   Says Government Faces Loss Under Cost-Plus War Contracts

Half Million Portal Pay Claims Seen   Undersecretary of War Lists Liability to  Nienertment Linder Claim:

Greatest Liability in Cost-Pius-FixedFee War Contracts   Government Would Hava  To Pay Contractors for Added Expense

Portal Suits Mean Big Cost To Government   War Dept. Official Eati“mates Claims Could  Amount To $500.000.000.

Portal Pay Could Cost U.S. Million:   Testifies On Cost In Connection =“ With War Contracts

Liability of War Depariment Alone Might Be Hali Billion, Witness Says

PORTAL PAY SUITS  MIGHT BE COSTLY ON WAR CONTRACTS   Government May F Find Suits For Back Pay Hitting Home, Senators Told

Government Faces Portal Pay Losses   U. S. Might Have to Fork up $500,000,000

Horace Has A Wife Now, And Hal Boyle Tells How To Live Happily Ever After

More But Not Enough   Supply of Feachers kmproving But Neo Time to Rejoice Over fy Yer

Teacher Supply Better Now Than It Was Year Ago  Qa la rw Inerae cac      Salary Increases Reduce Shortage

More But Not Enough   Supply of Yeachers tens proving. Bat No Time to Repice Over tt Yor

Hite rhing Post Holocaust - Saeed ctieediemaatie tiiemeae eaten aaa  East Texas Town, County Feud Over Parking Meter:

DRAWING NO NICKELS NOW Parking Meter Firm Has the Next Move in Gilmer City-County Feud

City Put *Em Up; County Teok "Em Down  Fighting Texans Feud ‘Over Parking Meters

Parking Meter Company Will Just Have To Do Something About It;  City Of Gilmer Puts ’Em In. County Teara ’Em Out At Courthauea

Pesky Meters Cause Feud   Ualse reud  City Installs Devices,  County Tears Them Out a a

American Programs To Russia Expandec   New 30-Minute . Broad. ‘east To Moscow Area ‘Announced 

VOICE PROGRAMS TO REDS EXPANDED   Rest of Program Cut To Per. mit More Time Aimed at Moscow Area

Air Program To Russians  Is Expanded   New Broadeast ‘To Moscow: Steps Up Scope By 50 Pet.

MOSCOW HEARS U.S. BROADCAST   News and Music Program Of 30 Minutes Beamed To Soviet Capital

Senators Hear Watchmakers’ Labor View:   Leader Of In dependent Union Advises Restricttion On IndustryWide Bargaining

Renewed Aid Plea Cheers Delegates To Paris Meeting   Marshall Speech Reminder of Need for Swift Congressional Action   DELAY WILL HARM RECOVERY PROGRAM   16-Nation Organization Will Administer Economic Assistance Plan

Carload of Corn From, Spencer Will Be Added to “Friendship Train” _

Russia Expected to Accept Bid   Soviet Deputy Minister Proposes Five-Point Breakdown in Discussion on Germany

China Talks Outside of Conference   Will Not Be on Regular Pro gram of Discussion at  Moscow Parley

MARSHALL-BEVIN PLAN APPROVAL BY RUSSIA SEEN   Discussion Would Be Outside Foreign Minister’s Council

Marshall, Bevin Agree to Discuss Chinese Situation  Will Take Up Matter With Russia Outside  en  or a ee

GERMANS QuIT; ASK MORE FOOD   Unionists In Hamburg Protest Shortages In Brtish Zone

100,000 Join Huge Rally in Hamburg Today   Conferences Called Over Critical Situation In German Occupation Zone

GERMANS PROTEST FOOD SHORTAGES   DEMONSTRATION STAGED BY 100,000 IN BRITISH-OCCUPIED HAMBURG.

U.S. Troops May Take FarmHoard   General Clay Says Action by U.S. Against Reich Farmers Would Be Last Resort  vT...... op. Ter >

100,000 Germans rotesting - ood Shortages  Demonstration Toduy is Largest Since End of War

Trade Unionists Demonstrate  In Hamburg  QyY\eetsa YL. 2s BW.   Quit Jobs at Noon, Protest Shortage Of Food in That Zone

Germans Stage Food Shortage Demonstration   Average Ration Is Only 800 Calorics

100,000 MASS IN PROTEST OF GERMAN RATION   Food Situation Reaches Crisis Stage in  British Zone

100,000 in Hamburg Stage Protes   Mass Demonstration Held to Dramatize Shortage of Food

MORE THAN: 100,000 CERMANS STAGE PROTEST AGAINST FOOD SHORTAGES IN MASS: DEMONSTRATION AT- HAMBURG

Thousands Of Germans Rally  in Food Protest   Shortage Poses Critical Problems For Allies; Demonstration Orderly

RATION PROGRAN   Clay May Use U. S. ‘Troops To Seek Food Hoarded  bias Baiek Betiiare

GOP IN SENATE COOL TO TRUMAN HEALTH SETUP   Fear ‘Nationalized Medical Service’; Acree On Need

BRITISH REJECT RED CLAIMS ON ARCTIC. ISLAND   Soviet Denunciation of 1920 Treaty Is  Turned Down

Britain Denounces Russian Demands   Claims to Spitzbergen Bases Termed Invalid

Britain Rejects Soviet Denunciation Of 1920 Spitzbergen Treaty, Holds Russia Is Bound to Observe 1

Britain Rejects Red Bid to Build Military Bases on Spitzbergen Isle

Viceroy Hands Over Authority   Lord Louis-Mountbatten Relinquishes Seal of Office to New Indian Government Which Will Rule Over Dominions of India and Pakistan. _

Lord Mountbatten Hands Over Office To Indian Gov't   Two New Nations Created as Formal Ceremonies End

VIEWS LABOR LAWS AS CAUSE OF DEPRESSION   Murray Sees Pending Bill as Forerunners of Panic

1947 Valentines Shed War Paint,  Gaudier, Gayer, Cornier Than Ever

SL OEE Leh ok  “Cutie Pie’ Theme Gy ows U] ~ For.’47 Adult Valentines

Texas Will Battle Tideland Decision   Giles “Would Secede’ Before Yielding Shore

Two Crimes Are United With Same Killer And Locale  Confession Ends Search For Child

Killer’s Confession Ends Hunt For Young Farm Girl   Life-Termer. Telis How He Flung Two Victims From Same Bridge-—Winsome: Farm Child . ' Missing Seven ‘Months.

Convict Admits Tossing Kidnapped Cost  Tot From Bridge: Diver Seeks Body Progr

YOUTH ADMITS CHILD SLAYING   22-Year Old Convict Clears Up Weckler Case Mystery By Confessing Guilt

Cae  Notes Astonishing Divergence of Opinion on Lilienthal and Clapp

Sentenced To Die For Murder Caen ee nnn eer eapnnnerineereealliinnatitinatiiiniennltenetieamnasimmenndtihdeunameseenmeesibameeemenemenetmmemereee staat  Youths Want To Roll Dice For Death Trip

' Sentenced To Die For Murder  Youths Want To Roll Dice For Death Trip

Youths Awaiting Execution Date  May Roll Dice For  Mader Tan “bat Sant’

SENATOR WOULD HIKE TEACHER'S SALARIES $300   Each School Instructor with 3-Year College Training May Benefit

Three Years of College Training Required for Boost Under Measure Offered by Senator Gary

APPROPRIATIONS CHIEF ISSUE Legislators To Push Action On Bills As End Of Session Nears

Last Minute Bills and Appropriations Measures Face Legislature This Weel

Many Measures Are Jeopardizec By Money Bills   Comptroller Hikes His Estimates of Available Revenue

CHANCE FOR SHOWERS   Promised Cooling Weather Slow Arriving in Eastern Kansas

HINDU MOB ATTACKS MOSLEMS; 11 KILLED   Victims Dragged from Train And Hacked To Death

Six Hundéed Bills Awaiting Signature   Leaders Confer on Ap. pointments to Legislative Counci]

OVER 600 BILLS NEED SIGNATURE ‘OF EXECUTIVE   Lane Deesa’t Plan To Sign Any Measares For . Day Or Two   TO ATTEND MEETING WITH VIRGINIANS

AT LEAST THIRTY TEXANS MEET VIOLENT DEATH OVER WEEKEND: CRASHES. DROWNINGS REPORTED

Drownings, Plane Crashes, Traffie Accidents Kill 30   Five Gun Deaths Add To Violent Fatalities In Texas on Week End

Parisian Subway Bus Strikes Fail: Miners Return   Fewer Than Million Workers Idle; Laws Reduce Sabotage

Senate Democrats Declare Intern. tion of Fighting Any KRepublican Efforts to Fores Adjournment Friday Unless Action Is Taken Against Inflation,

MERGED ARMIES NOT CONSIDERED   Standardization Of Arms Agreed Upon By U.S. Ane Great Britain

WAGNER PROPOSES BOARD 10 SETTLE LABOR DISPUTES   New York: Senotor Worn: Against Passage of Dras- He Lanictation -

NEW BOARD PROPOSED   Sen. Wagner Proposes New Federal Mediation Board in Effort to Head Of Republican Plans for Tough Anti-Strike Legislation.

Wagner Suggests New Mediation Board To Head Off GOP Anti-Strike Legislation

Waener Proposes New Mediation Board, Warns Against Harsh Legislation

Labor Legislation To Bring Battle Among Senators   Wagner of New York, A Democrat, to Seek Mild Armnendment

New Federal Mediation Board Urged by Wagner   Senator Voices s Warning over Enactment of Drastic Anti-Labor Legislation

REP. CASE 70 INTRODUCE BILL AGAIN   Sen. Wagner in Plea For New Mediation Board

Wagner Proposes New Arbitration Beard for Strikes   Measure Designed to Block GGP Plans for Toughened Lebcr Laws

Wagner Proposes Mediation  Author of Labor Law Seeks to Head Off Flood

WAGNER PLANS MEDIATION IN LABOR STRIFE   New York Senator Will Introduce Measure for Settlement of Disputes.

At Reserve Officers’ Meeting .... MecCroskey Speaks In Cily Tonight

Speaks In City Friday ....  War-Time General Will  \Address Reserves Here

Reuther Voices Criticism of Labor Measures   Pending Bills Attack Only Symptoms of Strife, He says

Long Island RR  Train Derailment  Is Investigated 99 Passengers Suffer Injury

SAUDI-ARABIAN OIL IS VITAL   Forrestal Opines U. S.-Managed Fields There Should Have Top Priority

HERRIN STORES ARE STRIKEBOUNL   JOHNSTON CITY IS ALSO AFFECTED BY WALKOUT OF CLERKS

ClO TO SUPPORT SHIPYARD STRIKE   Convention Told Men Must Win Boston Fight

Bill Barnes Named State AP Chairman   Martinsville Man Succeeds Stouffer

Won't Ask Delay In “Inch” Sales   Senate Committee Refuses to Recommend Postponement

1,000 Americans Are Safe OnTyphoon-Swept lwoJima   Air Force Headquarters in Tokyo Informed None of Mili  tary Personnel or Dependents Was Injured—Every Building on Island Leveled or Damaged—Navy Sends Two Planes te Search for Landing Craft.

lwo Jima Struck By 170-Mile Winds Americans Safe On Tyvohoon-Torn Isle

Bad Storm Sweeps lwo Radio Reports   Weak Message Says Ev. ery Building Flattened

RESTRICTION ON YANKS BY REDS AROUSES ANGER   Conferences, Demonstrations Closed As First Move Against Soviet

TOUGH POLICY ‘IS ANNOUNCED _ BY SPOKESMEN   RESTRICTIONS ON U. 8. NEWS FROM ABROAD TO BRING DRASTIC ACTION. HERE

Inzer Joins Foes Of Road  Bond Issue   Lieutenant Governor Will Vote Against It If He Gets A Chance

Theater Employes In Fine Meeting  200 Attend Tri-State Convention

WIRE ON TRACK DERAILS TRAIN   Death Toll Cut To Four; Fencing On Rails Not There By Accident

Control Of Ruhr Vital, French Say  Is Counterbalance To USSR Positions

KEEP REIN ON RUHR FRENCH URGE WES   Plea Made as Big Four Council Session Enters ‘Decisive’ Week.

French Ask Tight Rein On Valley   Offset Against Red: Is Sought at Meet of Big 4 Officials

TIGHT REIN ON RUHR DEMANDED   Foreign Ministers Entering Most Decisive Week Of Meeting

Minist ters in Second Weck -— a French Urge Tight Rein’ on Ruhr To Counterbalance Soviet r

FORMER REMISEN GIRL MARPIFD   Cecile Marie Flynn Became ‘Bride Of Vernon Hare April: 17

WOVE TO DRAFT EISENHOWER GETS UNDER WAY TODAY   Group of New York Businessmen Back Wartime Leader for Repubiican Presidential Nomination.   PREPARED TO SPEND BOTH TIME AND MONEY   Hope Boom Will Develop Along Lines that Swept Wendell Willkie to Pofitieai Prominence.

EISENROWER CLUB IN DEWEY'S ARE!   Club Leaders Say Genera Does Not Authorize It But Knowe of It

Academy Awards Won by March And DeHavilland   “The Best Years of Our Lives” Was 1946’s Finest Movie

2 OSCARS FOR HANDLESS VET   Academy Awards Handed Out in Hollywood

“Best Years of Our Lives” Captures 9 Oscars at Academy Presentations

‘The. Best Years’ Takes Most of Honors as ‘Osears’ Are Passed: out

HOPE TO-STOPPHONE STRIKE   FEDERAL LABOR EXPERTS TO TAKE MAND IN CONTRO.  'VERSY OVER WAGE DEMANDS

Union Anti-Trust Bill Advances In Texas House   Appropriations And Taxation Showdown Expected

TEXAS HOUSE. AGAIN  GIVES APPROVAL TO  LABOR CONTROL BILL MEASURE WOULD MAKE  UNIONS SUBJECT TO ANTI-TRUST RULES 

Final Approval Of ‘Restrictive’ Measure Held Uy   Action Is Delayed  On Appropriations For State Agencies

Oil Men to Meet  At Falls for  3-Day Session Interstate Compact  Conference to Be Attended by 350

—_ aa Ss  UNIFICATION DEFERRED   Church Convention Sends Proposal Te Vresbyteries for Study

Tty For Adjournment By Nightfall. - + Presbyterians Fail To Aeé  On 2 Controversial Issues

FBI SEEKS CLUES IN SLAYING CASE   Personal Effects of ‘Black Dahila’ Being Studied

Were Goiten froin Letter Mailed to Police along with Some of Victim’s Effects

Outlook for Ohio Corn Crop Better With More Moderate Temperatures

OHIO FARMERS: HOPES CLIMB WITH MERCURY   Forecast Warmer Weather For Rest of Week: Only Light Frost Damage

NEW YORK PAYS HIGH HONORS T0 MIGUEL ALEMAN   President of Mexico Rides Up ‘Hero Canyon’ Gets Columbia Degree

New York Says ‘Viva Aleman’ at Hug¢ Welcome for President of Mexico

ALEMANIS — WELCOMED TO   Parades Feature Greeting to Mexican President

WASHINGTON IS CONCERNED OVER POLISH LEADER   Capital Expresses Some Alarm Over Fate Of Anti-Communist

INDIA BACKS PLEA FOR JEWISH VOICE AT UN. SESSION   Russia May Support Move To Give Agency Non ttino Cand

INDIA BACKS JEWS AT UN: MEETING   Thinks They : Should Have Voice  In Digeussisns

India Backs Jews Pleafor UN Voice   Palestine Issues Betore 14-Member Steering Committee

Police See Mystery In Ariz. Deaths   Woman Slain With Hatchet And Man’s Throat Slashed

PUBLISHER DIES INBATON ROUGE   Manship, Former Head O1 Southern Publishers, Succumbs

Europeans Also Given  Warnines —  U. S. Business Mer Sending Women

"We Will Clean Them Out,’ Is : Angry Retort ~  .« General Decrease :! Seen In Respect : Ear Earelanere

Resentment Of Natives Rising Against U. S.   STRIFE TORN AREA SEES NEW DANGER FOR CITIZENS

Presence of Americans  Irks Pakistan People   Live in’ Luxury While Moslems Are Euffering ©

Citizens of U.S. Threatened With Death in Pakistan   Lahore Reports Foreigners Cause Much Resentment

Several Business Men Now Sen’ ing Ther Wives Out O Pakistan; Official Denounce:   Wewati cane   SENTIMENT AGAINST EUROPEANS RISIN

Violence To Americans Is Threatened In Pakistan As Wave Of Resentment Grows

U. S. Citizens Threatened In Pakistan  Moslems Warn Americans to  rio == FF

Resentment Gains Against Americans  In Strife-Torn India: Threats Made

Threats Against U.S. Citizens in Pakistan Hearc   Many American Business Men Sending Wives Out Of New Dominion

5. LUXURY CTIRS WRATH OF MOSLEM   Business Men Artanging to Move Families on Short Notice.

THREATS OF VIOLENGE I NEW DOMINION   Main Target Of Anti-Foreigners

11 AAF FLIERS AWAIT RESCUE    Superfort Downed on Frigid  Greenland Icecap

Rescue Crews Rush To Help Marooned Fliers      ARMY AIRMEN AWAITING RESCUE IN NORTH AREA

Rescuers Rush Aid To Eleven Fliers  Down in Greenland   B-29 Photographic -Crev Seems Well; No Re vorts of Injuries Are Reeeived

Photographic Reconnaissance Plane Crashes, None Believed Injured

Race To Rescue 11 U.S. Flyers   Plane Forced Down In North Greenland

iT Men Downed  By-B-2-Erastr In Arctic Region   ‘Move To Effect Rescue By Helicopter, Dog-Teame, All ATC Craft Alerted

BELIEVE 11 MEN ARE NOT INJURED   May ‘Mush’ Trap ed Men Out by Dég Téani and Clad

Giant ScaleRescue Operations Begun To Snatch Eleven Downed Flyers From North-West Ice Cap

—MAROONED ON BARREN ICE-CAPRescuers Speed Efforts To Reach1I1 U.S. Fliers

HELP SPEEDE TO 11 FLIERS ON ARCTIC ICE CAP   Survivors Of Crashed B-2S Await Rescuers Rushing ~ To Greenland Area

Rescue Planes Flying To B-29 Down In Arctic  Tl Crewmen Believec Safe As Plane Lands In N Greenland

Army Seeks To Evacuate 11 Fliers  Believe None Of Crew Marooned In Greenland Hur

Men Huddled In Icy Region Ot Greenland   Giant-Seale Operation For Their Rescue Starts From Two Parts Of World   Racing Against Time, Weather   Superfortress “Kee Bird” Crashed Friday; None Aboard Are Believed Injured

Army Attempts Rescue Of Marooned Fliers   Rescue Missions From 2 Parts Of World Converge On Areti

TRAPPED FLIERS AWAITING HELP   Rescue Parties Head for Greenland Where Army Superfort Crashed

Marooned In Greenland... . Kleven Fliers  Huddle On Ice Waiting Rescue

Rescuers Rush To Fliers Down In Greenland   None of 11 American Ai Forces Men Is Believed Injured in Landing On Barren Ice Cap

Name Grand, Petit Jurors   Panels For Circuit, Superior Courts Drawn Today

ClO CALLS ON PRESIDENT TO ACT ON PRICES   Request Industry-Government Labor Conference to Get Prices Lowered   DEPARTMENT PROBE IS HELD AS INSUFFICIENT

Sees No Call For The Price Inquiry   Critic of OPA Takes Ex.  ception to Order of Attorney General   CALLS IT “FANTASTIC   Lawmaker Says Clar! Should Check Adminis tration Policies

Voluntary Price Cut Conference Urged by C10   Welcomes U. §. Order For Investigation, But Says ‘It’s Not Enough’

Inquiry Order By Clark Held “Fantastic”   Small Business Group However, Commends Plan For Probe

Probe Into Living Costs Not Enough CIO Says; Wants Industry Parley

Leading OPA Critic in Congress Hits at Clark Price Inquiry   Calls Order ‘Fantastic’ in View of Administration Policies

PROBE OF PRICES MET WITH JEERS   Republican Calls On Clark  To Check U. S. Policies

Terms Price Probe Plan: ‘Fantastic  Chief OPA Critic Says Order Would OPE ge SRB oe

Clark’s Order Held Designed At Sponsoring U.S. Recession   Crawford Says Study Should Be Directed At U.S. Fiseal Poliey

"TRUMAN ASKED TO LEAD FIGHT ON PRICE LIST   CiO Calls for Parley of Gov) ernment, Management, Labor—Clark Spurned

Price Parley Urged   CIO Requests Truman Call Meeting To Seek Voluntary Reductions

Probe by U.S. ls Not Enough, Unionists Say  OPA Critie Lahele   OPA Critic Labels Clark Investigation As ‘Fantastic’

CIO Asks Pres. Call Confab To  Reduce Prices   Union Welcomes Clarl Intention of Probing High Price Structure

Price Control Opponent Hits Fiseal Policy   Small Business Says Move Is In Keeping With What It Urged Since Last Spring   ‘Records Clear’ Say Industrials   Justice Department Is Silent On What Leads Un- . covered To Prompt Orders By Clark

Attorney General’s Motives Are Challenged  OPA CRITIC LABELS PRICE PROBE ORDER “FANTASTIC

ClO Asks More Action On Price Reduction In US  Small Business Men Back Clark Inquiry; Hit By Rep. Crawford

Charges Clark's Order Aimed to Bring Depression   Administration Fiscal Policy Hit

C10 Would Cal Conference To Reduce Prices   Thinks Situation Needs More Than An In vestigation.

PRICE PARLEY ASKED BY CID   Inguiry Is Called Insufficient; Truman Urged To Call Conference.

CIO Demands Further Action Than Inquiry   Requests President Truman to Call Industry-Government-Labor Conference

Motives Behind Price Investigation Challenged   Attorney General’s Move Called ‘Fantastic’ by Michigan Lawmaker

C10 Asks Drive To Get Voluntary Price Reductions  Union Asks Truman To Call Conference

(iQ SUPPORTS CLARK'S PLAN 10 AIR PRICES   Crawford of Michigan hinks Probe Would  Bring Depression

Crawford Says Clark’s Order Seems A imed At Bringing on Depression in United States

Truman Urged To Push Plan To Cut Prices   CIO Contests Price  Situation. Needs More Than Just Investigation By Justice Department

Clark’s Plan For Price Inquiry Hit   Crawford Terms Justice Department Move ‘Fantastic’

ae kn a   Industr », Government And ko bor Urged To Solve Price Problem.

Truman Get:  Blame For Hich Prices   Congressman Says Administration's Fiscal Policies Are Recnonchle

C.1.0. Urges Truman to Call Conference on Prices and Demands Restored Controls   Rieve Contends Justice Department Action Not Enough: Rep. Crawford Blames Policies of Administration

GOP SOLON SAYS PROBE OF PRICES IS "FANTASTIC   Crawford Claims Investigation Would Help Bring Depression in Nation

Derides Clark Plan For Probe Of Living Costs   Should Investigate Govt Fiscal Policies, Says Rep Crawford.

ClO SAYS PRICE — PROBLEM NEEDS FURTHER ACTION   An Indust r¥-GovernmentLabor Conference Should Be Called.   FOR PRICE REDUCTION   Rieve Says the CIO Welcomes Investigation of High Prices.

PRICE PROBE IS ‘FANTASTIC’   MICHIGAN CRITIC OF OPA STATES CLARK SEEKING DEPRESSION

CIO Calls For Price Confab:   Demands More Drastic Action Than Federal Investigation; Urges Re to Price Reins

Parley Would Be Conference Between Government. Industry and Labor Men

Call Price Confab, ClO Asks Truman  Seek Voluntary Price Reductions

Inquiry by Clark Termed Fantastic.  VUnatuwtawcs Cnek Dadurtiane Ulraad   Voluntary Cost Reductions Urged Pendina Restoration of Controls

Cuts ‘Again ‘Urged By ClO Leader      ’ Requests: “Truman Call Labor _Industry-Government Planning: Conference

C.1.0.Asks Conference on Prices   ‘Union Urges Truman to Push Campaign for Voluntary Cuts

A LAWMAKER RAPS FOOD PRICE PROBE   Representative Crawford, Leading Critic of OPA, Brands as “Fantastic” Order to Inquire Into Present Living Costs.

CIO Demands Truman Call Price Meet   Welcomes Probe Of High Prices, But More Needed.

Crawford Raps Clark’s Probe   Charges Administration Seeks Depression in US to Aid Foreian Nations

Clark's Inquiry ls Not Enough, Union Contends   President Is Urged To Summon Leaders For Conference Soon

OPA Critic Raps Food Sift Order   Rep. Crawford Charges  Clark Trying to Rring U. S. Depression

Union Thinks Attorney General’s Plan Inadequate; GOP Legislator Says Clark Promoting Depression

ood Investigation Termed ‘Fantastic’  OPA Critic Believes Clark Aims to Cause i a Depression

Probe Of Prices Viewed Aiming At Depression   Clark Investigation Order ; Termed “Fantastic” By  Crawford Of Michigan

Soviet Economic Trouble Studied  Report of Panic Buying Interpreted

SOVIET CRACKUP HELD POSSIBLE   Number Of Interpretation: Placed On Russian “Panic Buying”

Russia’s Trouble ls Sxeculated On   U. S. Wonders What is Cause And Extent Of Panic 

‘Trouble In Russtz Sensed   Report Should B Treated ‘*With Caution” Some Senators Say

PANIC Lee  ae              ‘State Department’s. fisdie Broadcast . Subject or

Panic: -Buying’-Reports on- Russia. ~-Anternreted as Serious Symptoms

Fate of Jinxed Diamond Undecided GRANDCHILDREN INHERIT M’LEAN GEMS

Sioux City Models Come To le Miers To Help ' ‘Wri . 7 -. Disaning ae

Martin Gives  Testimony At  Air Hearing Says Kaiser Wanted Six-Company Combin

Manufacturer Tells Senate Investigating Group of Plan To Build 500 Flying Boats at Good Profit.   PLANE CONTRACT INQUIRY CONTINUES

Former Cabinet Officer Witness In Investigation  Some Officials Woulc Have Dropped Projec:

“GOOD PROFIT WAS MOTIVE, GROUP TOLD   Baltimore Aircraft Builder Questioned By Committee   MARTIN DECLARES   Shipbuilder Hinted He Had “Drag” In High Places; Statement By Hughes

Martin Reveals Kaiser Plan For Plane Combine   Hughes Accuses Brewster Of Attempted Coercion

REVEAL DETAILS OF PROPOSAL 10 CREATE COMBINE   AIR CHARGES THAT BREWSTER ATTEMPTS FORCE TVA MERGER

Jews Underground Hangs Two British Sergeants in Fores!   Police Report Says Bodies Found After Communique

Jones Testifies At Fraud Probe   Did Not Want Funds Already Spent Wasted

Prober's Add Jesse Jones  As Witness   Ex-Secretary Of Commerce To Testify

Jones Says F.D.R. Ordered-. Work On Hughes’ Mammoth Flying Boat ‘To Continue’

SENATORS HEAR GLENN MARTIN   Baltimore Plane Builder Says Kaiser Made Him Proposition In 1942.

Says Roosevelt Was Behind Kaiser Flyina-Boat Deal   Jesse Jones Testifies Today; Glen Martin Says Kaizer Approached Him .

Kaiser Claimed He Alone Could Obtait Flying Boat Order  n Teactific   Martin Testifies West Coast Man Approached Him

Plane Manufacturer Said Kaiser Promised Contract at Good Profit   erbLLETIN

Late President Desired Go ernment to Continue With Hughes’ Contract           JESSE JONES TELLS OF TALK WITH ROOSEVEL’

Says F.D.R. Approved Plane Job   Ordered Work Resumed on Hughes - Flying Boat, Jesse. dJones Tastifiac

Former RFC Head Testifies In War Probe   Hughes Charges Brew: ster Offered ‘To Call Off’ Investigation.

Jones Testifies In Senate Probe   Former Secretary Summoned In Probe Of Plane Contracts

Says Kaiser Asked Merger Of 6 Firms   Plane Builder Called In Investigation of Rich Navy Contract

Kaiser Was Key Person In Proposal   Hughes. Says) Hearing  Ts Attempt to Force  ' T.W.A. Merger With Pan American .,   Profit Was Goal

SAYS:ROOSEVELT          Jesse Tones’ ‘in Hughes Case:      “IT: COST. $20:      FD. R. Told Jones That Mor. ey Already Spent Should Noto Be Lost.

Jones Tells . FDR Ordered Continue Work   Roosevelt Said Should Not Throw Away Money Al.  ready: Spent. 4

Kaiser Plan for Building Flying Boats Disclosed   Baltimore Aircraft Manufacturer Bares Proposal at Senate Hearing

Former Cabinet Member Tells of Roosevelt Order   Martin Tells of Offer by Kaiser to Build 500 Large Cargo Planes

Jesse Jones Claims White House Asked That Flying Boat Be Completed

Hughes Says Brewster Offered To Call Off Investigation   Martin Tells Of Kaiser Proposition To Make Planes On Order He Alone Could Get

Kaiser Urged Combine, Says Glenn Martin   Kaiser Asserted He Could Get Flying Boat Contract Okayed by Hig! Places, Martin Says

Says Kaiser Had Proposed New Combine   Glenn Martin Claim: Kaiser Planned to Manufacture Planes  ‘At Good Profit’

MARTIN TELLS OF FORMATION OF O-COMPANY COMBINE FOR MAKING FIVE HUNDRED FLYING BOATS   Kaiser Stated Only He would Be Able to Land Contracts by Appealing to “High Places” -- U. S. Protests to Russia Against Soviet Removal of Former German and Italian Assets -- Dewey Is  Guest of Honor at GOP Dinner at Flint, Mich.

Jesse Jones Says President Gave Views in 1944; Martin Testifies Kaiser Claimed Special Influence

Former Cabinet Officer Witness In Investigation  Some Officials \ Woul  rvoVe- Tol

Go-Ahead of Chief Related   Martin Says Kaiser Planned Six-Company Combine for Project

Jesse Jones Testifies in Senate Probe   Kaiser Sought Plane Combine, Martin Tells Investizators 

Martin Claims ‘Good Profif Was Assured   Plane Maker Says He Was Approached By Henry Kaiser

Work Order Given By Late President   Jesse  000 Flying ei. aie  _   BEFORE SENATE GROUP   Kaiser Says He Could Ge! Approval From “High  Places”

Martin Bares Kaiser Scheme ToBuildPlane:   Says Shipbuilder Proposed Formation Of 6-Firm Combine

FLYING BOAT CONTRACT 1S ‘PUSHED’   Former Secretary Of Commerce Is Witness in Probe

Good Profit Promised In Merger Plan  Proposed Building 500 Flying Boats

Hughes Claims Sen. Brewster Made Threats   Accusations Fly - tn Investigation Of Plane Projects

Work Order Gives By Late President   Kaiser Says He Could Get  Approval From “High   Places’

HUGHES PLANE ORDER TRACED TO ROOSEVELT   Ex-Cabinet Member Declares President Gave Green Light To Continue.

Okay From High Places Pledged, Witness Says   Hearing For Purpose Of Forcing Merger, Hughes Charges

‘DR ORDERED FLYING BOAT J0B CONTINUE   Thought Work Started Should Not Be Abandoned

Jesse Jones Talks Before Probe Group   «Hughes Hurls More Charges At Brewster. Accuses Senator Of Coercion Attempt

FDR Ordered Plane Work  Continued  Jones Tells of Parley On Flying Bont Contract .

Jones’ Testimony ls Given Committee At Hearing foday   Ship Under Probe Has Yet to Fly On Maiden Voyage

Kaiser-Hughes War Contract Deals Are Bared   Kaiser's Proposition Called ‘at Variance’ With Ar my and Navy

Martin Says Kaiser Proposed Combine For Plane Contract Only He Could Get

Baltimore Manufacturer Tells Senate Probers That Wartime Ship Builder Approached Him In July, 1942,  . With Proposal For Formation Of Combine To Make 500 Flying Boats “At A Good Profit” On U. S. Order Which Industrialist Said He Alone Could Get

Former Commerce Secretary Jones Testifies Before Senate Probers Late President Thought Big Ship Should Be Built; Order Signed In Name of WPB

MARTIN BARES KAISER'S PLANS FOR ‘BIG PROFIT   Tells Of Six-Firm Combine Idea For Flying Boats On Federal Order

Says Henry Kaiser Claimed He Alone  Could Secure Jot   Glen Martin Testifies ir Senate Committee Hearing Today

Fumes Kill 4 InParked Cai   Brothers and Sisters Dis Near Rarneville

Government Gives Pits To Owners af Noon: Mines Empty   Operators, Lewis Still at Odds on Contract Terms

EMPTY MINES TO OPERATORS   To Reopen When anc If Parties Agree On Contract

Govt. Restores Mines To Their  Private Owners   Contract Dispute Still Unsettled; New Strike Is  In Prenenect.

Coal Mines Restored to Operators Today hy U.S.   Strike at End of Miners’

Lewis, Owners Still Stymied On Pay Demand   SchweHenbach To Seek Mediation As Miners Begin Vaealion To End On July 8   Will Not Return Without Contract   Steel Firm Makes Offer To  Union, But Southern Operators Refuse fo Go Along

U.S. Control of Coal Mines Comes to End   Schweileabach Moves to Avert. Threat of Nation-wide Strike

US. PULLS OUT AS OPERATOR OF COAL MINES   Returns Pits to Owners in  Same Conditon Found— Empty of Workers.

Coal Headache Is Returned to Private Owners   Contract Dispute Still Unsettled; Strike in Prospect

U. S. Restores Coal Mines to  Private Owners Another Strike at End of .   Another Strike at End of 10-Day Vacation Expected

Coal Mines Restored To Owners  oe ee a St   Government Lowers Flag At 2,500 Pits

Owners And Lewis At Odds Over Contract   Major Strike In Eight Days Looms; Workers On Vacation

Mines Go Back © To Private Hands  Government Ends Operation Period

Coal Mines Restored To Owners   Government Lowers Flag At 2,500 Pits

U.S. Turns Mines Back To Owners   Strike After Vacation ls Definite Prospect

Government Turns Mines Back fo Owners   Lowers Stars and Stripes Over More Than 2500 Pits After 13 Months’ Overation

Return Mines To Private Ownership   Thirteen Months Of Gov't, Operation; Settled Dispute Before. :

100 Coal Mine: Restored To Private Owners  Lewis Rejects Offer Of 35 Cents, 8 Hours From Bia Operators

Government Turns Mines Back to Operators—But Without Miners Working

Coal Strike Threatened In Ten Days   Government Turus Mines Back to Owners; Men on Vacation That May Be Prolonged Walkout

Mines Control by Government Ends; Strike in Prospec!   Owners Must Make Se! Terms With Miners From Now On

Soft Coal Mines Are Restored to Private Owners  Government Ends 13 hd. ah. Jf mat

Federal Flags Lowered Over Soft Coal Pits   Private’ Owners” é@sume Operation 

U.S, STEPS OUT ( OF COAL MINES   Expiration Of S$ mith-Connally Act Frees Pits _

Return Mines To Owners   Go Back With End of Smith-Connally Labor Disputes Act

U. S. Out Of Coal  Mines:   Up to Owners Now  To Reach Agreement _ With Lewis and UMW On New Wage Contract

U. S. Government Evacuates Empty Coal Mines Today   Schwellenbach Wil] Try To Mediate A New Contract

Gov't Gives Mines Back  To Owners   Progress Reported - In Wage Hour Talks Of Owners, Miners

Government Control Ends   Pits Empty As Unsettled Contract War Goes On Between Lewis, Operators

Soft Coal Pits Restored lo Operators  Pe ee   Strike at End of Vacation Period Is Sure Prospect

Soft Coal Mines Returned to Owners. Minus Workers, Just as They Were When Government Took Them Over

L PITS ARE GIVEN BACK TO ~ OWNERS TODA)   Miners May Quit if Operators Don’t ~Accept Union Terms by July 8 -

Coal Mines Back  To Their Owners   U.S. Steps Out as Manager Workers May Stay Home at End of Holiday   L-WIS IN NEW DEMAND   ants 5 Cent Ton Royalty; for Miners’ Welfare  Fund Doubled

}  Government Returns Pits to Owners;  Schwellenbach Will Try Mediation

New Strike in Sight After 10-Day Rest   Problem of Making Terms With Lewis Left to Operators

COAL MINES RETURNED TO OWNERS   Government Ends 13 Months of Operating Mines

Soft Coal Mines Are Restored to Private Owners  Government Ends 13 Months of Operation

Government Gives Back Labor-Troubled Coal  Mines to Their Owners

Government Gives Back Cozl Mines Taken in May *46   Workings Given as They ‘Were Taken, Empty of Miners, “Who. Are  on Vacation

One Federal Agency Gets Rid Of Coal Headache, But Another Is Ready To Tackle The Still Unsettled War Between Lewis And  Mine Owners.  _

U. S. Gives Uj  Mine Control   Operators Still Need Contract With  Union

U.S. GOVERNMENT RETURNS PITS 10 COAL OPERATORS   SEEK CONTRACT FOR RETURN OF MINERS ‘AS VACATION ENDS

U. S. Giving Back Empty Mines Today   War Labor Disputes Act Expires June 30

U.S. Yields Control Of Soft Coal Mines   Labor Secretary Seeks to Avert New Strike July 8 As Pits Are Restored to Private Owners After 13 Months of Federal Operations

Coal Mines Turned Back To Operators      13 Months ¢ Of Federal Control Ends; Strike In Prospect After Vacation

U.S. Returns Pits---Strike Still Looms  Thousands Jobless As Coal Supplies   Thousands Jobless As Coal Supplies Gradually Dwindle July 8 Is Deadline

FLAGS FLOWN AT GOAL PITS PULLED DOWN   Gov't Turns Mines Back to ~« Owners While New Strike Brews.

Dispute Over Contract Still Is Not Settled   Up To Owners To Make Terms: Present Vacation Will End July 8

Government Ends Its Operation Of Pits; Owners Must Make Terms, With Miners

BILL IS READY ON EXCISE TAX   Speedy Enactment Planned Of Measure to Continue High Wartime Levies

BILL TO KEEP LUXURY TAXES GETS PRIORITY   HOUSE DEMOCRAT: SWING IN STEP WITH GOP

Claims U.S. Red Haters In Moscow   Assert:d That They Block Efforts at Understanding With Russia

» Accord Said Blocked In U.S. Embassy   Marshall's Talks With Stalin Fail To Break Deadlock

Day Is Studded With Upheavals   American Embassy In Moscow Is Described As Dominated By “Career Russian Haters’

FORD ORDERS LAYOFF; KEY PLANT STRUCK   Major Auto Plants Close as Parts Supply Fails

Strike Idles Workers in Auto Plant   Eight Thousand Affected it Hudson Plant— Union  Gives No Reason

Steel Shortages To Make 28,500 Auto Workers Idle   Chrysler and Briggs Plants Plan ‘Recesses’  After This Week

CHRYSLER, HUDSON, MERCURY, FORD, LINCOLN OUTPUT HALTED BY STRIKES: THOUSANDS MADE IDLE

TRUMAN AGAIN TAKES UP VIGIL BY HIS MOTHER   ‘She Is Better,’ GriefStricken President Tells Nation from Bedside

TRUMAN STAYS NEAR SIDE OF AILING MOTHER   Daughter of President Cancels Concert for Air Trip to Missouri

President's Mother Feeling Better As Her Family Gathers   Margaret Cancels Pittsburg Concert To Be at Bedside

Mrs. Truman Continues [1] At Grandview   President, _At. Bedside. Standing Up Well In Anxious Vigil

MOTHER TRUMAN iS GRAVELY ILL; FAMILY GATHERS   Margaret Quits Concert; White House is Closed

PRESIDENTS AGED MOTHER REPORTED SLIGHTLY BETTER   ‘Margaret Truman Cancels   Concert To Fly Home to  Missouri:

Truman Remains ear Bedside Mt Sick Mother   Some Improvement Noted by Doctors In Grandview, Mo.

President Keeps _ Vigil At Bedside   Truman Remains At Grandview Home of His 9 Year Old:- Mother Who Is Gravely III.

Family Rushes To Vigil With Truman's Mothe!  -. President's Daughter   - President's: Daughter Cancels: Concerts; - MreTruman Toe Go

President’s Mother Still Gravely Ill   Members of Family Cance Engagements in Order to Be With Mrs. Truman

Trumans Gather at Bedside  President's Wife, Daughter to Join   President's Wife, Doughter to Join Him Neor His Ailing Mother

Involves Racial Segregation... .  Trial Of Jim Crow Law Calendared For Durham After Planned Arrests

Government Fears New ‘Dust Bow!’ Being Created   Speculators Sowing Wheat to Get Rich Quick

Interstate Commerce Commission's Rulin Vehementlv Contested by Several States

Discrimination Against South, West Is Ended   Supreme Court Hands Down Ruling 7 To 2

FREIGHT RATE ROUALIZATION ORDER UPHELD   Interstate Commerce Commission Ruling Had Been Vehemently Contested.

Supreme Court Upholds 1.C.C. 1945 Freight Rate Equalization Order

Supreme Court Usholds Move to Cut Freight Rates   ICC Order issued in 1945 Upheld in 7 to 2 Decision by Tribunal

Gen. Marshall  Leaves China   Newly-Chosen Secretary O1 State Starts Air Journey Back To U.S.

Admit Killing Student and Attacking Girl   Surrender to Posse After Weekend Orgy

2 Ex-Convicts Yield To Posse  In Wisconsin   Youthful Desperadoes To Be Charged With First Degree Murder in Slaying of Carl Carlson.

2 SURRENDER IN RAPE CASE   Ex-Convicts Tell Of Slay ing And Attack Without Apparent Remorse

Three-Day Pursuit Ends... .  Young Ex-Convicts Tell Of Wild Orgy

PAIR SURRENDER TO POSSE, ADMIT KILLING STUDENT  LEAVE STRONGHOLD IN WISCONSIN BARN

Pair Arrested At Farm House Admit Slaying   Twe o Young Ex.Conviets “Accused Of Shooting Man; Raping Co-Ed, Face Hearine

2 Ex-ConvictsGive Selves Up   Held for Murder; Admit Slaying Wisconsin Student

a no Remorse or Double Crime  Ex-convicts Confess to Murder arid Rape

Poot TAKES EK-CONVICTS AFTER SIEGE   Youths Exhibit No Remorse Over Week-End Orgy of Murder, Rape.

Two Seized In Killing, Rape   Youthful Ex- Convicts, Sans Remorse, Tell Of Weekend Orgy.

OPPONENTS OF DR. NEWTON CLEMENCY HEARD BY BOARD   CASE INVOLVING MAN CONVICTED IN HUNT  CASE TO BE AIRED

Regarding» Peace With   Germany   Marshall Makes It It Plain As He Leaves for London; Entire. Speech Directed at the Kremlin

U.S. Ready For Showdown  On Policy Toward Germany   Marshall, In Blunt Statement On Eve Of Departure For Londan, Says America Will Not Be Bluffed Or Dissuaded By Russian Propaganda

hae TALK SEEN WARNING i OR RUSSIANS   U.S. Ready for Showdown on Germany Is Verdict

MARSH ALL GETS TOUGH  Two-Fisted Policy Pointed At Big Four London Parley

U..5. PREPARED FOR SHOWDOWN WITH KREMLIN   Secretary Marshall Says America Will Not Be Bluffed by Red Propaganda.

U.S. Goaded to Resentment, Soviet Warned   Last Chance Sean for Unity in London Peace Treaty Talks

Marshall Warns Russia on ‘Lies’   U.S. Won't Be Bluffed He Says Bluntly

MARSHALL ADDRESS WARNS RUSSIA THAT U. S§. PEADY FOP A SHOWDOWN ON GERMAN TREATY

MARSHALL WARNS AREMLIN THAT US. WANTS SHOWDOWN.   Uncle Sam Is Ready for Decision on Policy Toward Germany, Say: State Secretary,   MINISTERS WAIT FOR SESSIONS

Marshall Takes Russia. To. Task On Propaganda  Stern Chicago Talk. Indicates Showdown On German Policy

REDS ATTACKED FOR THEIR LIES IN BLUNT TALK   Secretary Fires Warning At Russia Before Leaving For London Meeting

Marshall Warns of Showdown   Allies Will Be Firm on German Policy at Foreign Ministers’ Meeting

STATE DEATH TOLL IS BOOSTED BY SIX   One Is Drowned and Five Are Traffie Victims in Indiana.

indiana Toll Of Tragedies Still Soars   Five Persons Meet Death: in Traffic Crashes and One Is * Drowned-in: Ohio River.

Congressional Leaders Talk  Extra Session   Conference Will Decide Aid For European Nations;  Extra Session Unlikely

Top Advisers Meet With Truman Today   Will Seek Formula to Send Aid to Hunorv Abroad

PLEA MADE BY NEW YORK MAYOR FOR ADDITIONAL STATE AID FOR METROPOLITAN AREA IS HEARD   William O’Dwyer Appears at Budget Hearing to Present Claims of Metropolitan Taxpayers— Another British General Is Placed in Command Of Palestine Troops—-Other Worldwide News

BUDGET HEARING DRAWSEIG CROWD TO STATE CAPITOL   Bemends for Increased Ex. penditures far Outnumber Eesnamyv Bless

200Persons Will Speak At Hearing   Other Demands Will Be Rejected, Statement Hints; Budget Session In Assembly   Is Well Attended      Special Train Carries 1,100 Alone to State Capital

ARGENTINA SAYS U.S. HAS SCORED TENTATIVE WIN   ‘Compromise’ Made On Hemispheric Aooression Policy

U.S. VICTORY INDICATED AT PARLEY   Argentine Pian To Be Defeated By 16 to 5 Vote

 Predicts That Men _ Will Soon © \Be Revealing “Shapely-Limbs” .

Family Is Ambushed on Lonely Road  WaiundeAd Dasvakbas   Wounded Daughter Escapes Massacre In Comal County

San Antonio Doctor Charged In Slaying Of Four Persons Cool, Talkative In Cell

Dr. Is Charged With Ambush Deaths of Four   Young Girl Is Only One in Car to Escape Automatic Rifle Blasts

Doctor Charged With Quadruple Murder Talkative on All Subiects Except One

Doctor Accused  Of Killing Four   Held For Ambushing 5 Of Family; Girl Of 13 Fled, Wounded

YOUNG GIRL ONLY SURVIVOR Family Ambushed and Four Slain by San Antonio Doctor

DOCTOR CHARGED IN KILLING OF FOUR, INJURING FIFTH MEMBER OF FAMILY. COOL AND COMPOSED

D Doctor Charged With Quadruple Murder IT -ILetive on All Subjects Except One 

"Draft Eisenhower” Plan Unauthorized   General Does Niot Seek Political Office, Statevment Says

Spokesman For ‘Ike’ Says Attitude Unchanged ‘Draft-Eisenhower’ Body Says General Informed Of Purpose

3 EXCHANGES DEMAND PROBE BY CONGRESS   Exports to Europe Blamed for High U.S. Prices

Hail B-36 As U. S. Defense   First Public Showing ys B a Given To Newsmen; War~ plane Dwarfs B-29.

 ARMY SHOWS HUGE B ~36  AAF Leader Hails New Bomber As Decisive Weapon In New War

War Surplus Disposal May End In Loss, Probers Say   Agency Is Accused Of Sloppy Business Methods, Favoritism

WAA Accused 01 Sloppy Dealings By House Body   House Investigating Committee Says Cost of Operating “Stupendous’”’

SELLING WAR SURPLUSES AT LOSS 10 U.S,   Special House Committee Says Sale of Goods is Poorly Handled

WAA ACCUSED OF SLOPPY BUSINESS   HOUSE COMMITTEE PREDICTS NET LOSS FROM SURPLUS SALES

ACCUSE WAA OF BAD BUSINESS   House Group Charges Favoritism in Programs

Surplus Property Method Blasted   House Committee Calls It Sloppy  Business:

WAA Accused Of Sloppy Way  Doing Business   House Committee Charges  ‘Agency With “Favorit. ism, If’'Not Downright Corruption’’

REPORT CHARGES SLOPPY BUSINESS (METHODS BY WA?   House Investigefing Commit. tee Says Priority System: . Abueed 

WAA Accused Of Sloppy Work By Committee   Handling Costs Said Stupendous In Special Report

House Gr oup  Raps Honesty Of WAA Sales   Slaughter Committee Requests End For Priority System  To Avoid Loss

War Surplus Sales Target Of Criticism   House Investigating Committee Report Scores WAA Record

“Sloppy” Business . Methods by Assets Officials Alleged   60 CIO Unions, Dozen Corporations Charged With Law Violations

Stupendous Cost Of Transactions Is Also Assailed   Committee Urges Enc Of Priorities and Discount Provisions

WAA Accused Of PoorSurplus Goods Handling   House Group Says Sale Of War Assets May Result in Net Loss

HOUSE GROUP REPORTS WAA SETUP COSTLY   Charges Of ‘Favoritism Anc Corruption’ Hurled At Surpius Dealings

Mayor Louis B. Lausier Takes Qath Of Office For His Seventh Term   Discloses That City Is To Have New Industry   ays War Sur; juses Sale fay Result In Net Loss

REPORT ASSAILS WAA’S METHODS   ‘Sloppy Work, Favoritism’ Among Charges Fired

House Committee  Criticizes W.A. A.   Accuse Administrators Of “Sloppy Business Methods, Favoritism And Corruption”

METHODS OF WAA GIVEN—-CRETICISM   House Committee’ Finds: Gov.  ernment. Losing Money’ in     Property: Sales

Favoritism and Sloppy Business Methods Alleged   Corruption Also Mentioned in — Lengthy Report

Probers Rap WAA Methods   Committee Calls: Surplus Goods Disposal ‘Sloppy’: ‘Sees Favoritism.

Says Dethmers Sought Funds For Stassen   Charges State Official Received Money From Fish Removal Interests

Suave, Well Dressed Bandit Hunted In $750,000 Hilton Gem Robbery

GIANG CALLS ON CHINESE PEOPLE TO “FIGHT OR DIE’   Generalissimo Asks Unity In ’ Drive To Crush Com =

French Riots For Food Brin: Ramadier Plea   Premier Asks Calm in Provinces’  PDentachng Shartasoc.

Labor Wins Assembly Fight to Kil  Bill Requiring Financial Statement:   CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE SAL

Unions Finance Bill Defeated   Labor Wins First Victory of Session

Ferdinand Denies Stealing Jewels   Five Firemen Needed to Pry Child from Bed

PROTESTANT CHURCHMEN SEEKING A FORMULA TO BLEND CHRISTIANITY AND ECONOMICS PLAN. COMMISSION.

Churchmen Seek More Action On  Economie Issues  Ask More Concern By Local Churches

Study Place Of Church In JU. S. Economy   Permanent Board Planned To Enter Research Field

CHURCHES PLAN COMMISSION TO STUDY PART IN ECONOMIC LIFE   Federal Council Of Churches Is Ending Conference On Issues Today

OUST LANDIS _ ~ AS GAB CHIEF   ONE OF THE “BRAIN TRUST. ERS” NOT REAPPOINTED TO AERONAUTICS  BOARD ee

One Of Last -. ‘Brain-Trust’. Members Out  soc mrichis To: Lose” “CAR (“Pot  Tanioh:

4 Men Slain; Others Shot; Pair Drowned   Traffic Mishaps Light, Accident Reports Show

Weekend Murders Total 4 in State Golf Course Keeper  At West Baden College Killed by Shotgun

Groundhog Clubs On The Job. Ready To Learn Secrets Of Predicting Weather

-E EG HS % % EH EH =e KS . Se  OPERATION SHADOW   ‘Straw. Hat or ‘More -flaalk Tn day eT ee

Weather?  Be at Peace; Groundhog To Decide What It Will Be Early Tomorrow

) GERMAN PLANTS MAKING WAR GOODS   U. S. Finds ‘Foreign Power’ Was Getting Precision Inctriments

TRADING PROBE NAMES AWAITED   Government People Sai Among New List

NEW CHEVROLETS TO BE SHOWN AT ST. CHAS. MOTOR   Advance-Design Line’ Of Trucks Awd Commercial Cara To Be Displayed June 28th.

MRS, F. LEHMAN DIED DECEMBER 6   Last Rites To Be Held Wed. For Longtime Kingsley Resident

Don t Outlaw Communists, Green Pleads   It Will Only Spread U.S. Underground Activity, He Says

Green Oppose ssAny Move to Outlaw Communist Party      A.F.L, President Declare: Move Would Spread Ideology; Cites Other Fear:

GREEN OPPOSES MOVE 10 OUTLAW COMMUNIST PARTY   labor Chief. Fears Witch Hunts; Bullitt Warns of  Doctad Bane men a.

Bullitt Warns Soviets Aim fo Conquer U.S.   Both Appear Before House Committee

GREEN SAYS RED BAN WILL HELP PARTY   Labor Leader Avers Move May Spread Communism

GREEN WOULD NOT OUTLAW COMMUNISTS   A. F. of L. President Says Legal Ban on Their Party Merely Would Foster the Spread of Communistic Doctrine,

 Late News Bulletins  Cincinnati Socialite Dies  Of Monoxide in Home Garage

Hotel Apartment Rents Are Upped In Many Cities   Some “Gougers” Hike Rates 400 Per Cent  DRY TIINITENM PRESS

HOTELS RENTAL RATES   Apartment, Home Landlords Slow in Seeking Hikes

Rent-Raising Brings Deluge Of Protests   Residents in Hotel Apartments Suffer; Legal Orey Likely

ELS INGREASE RENTAL RATES IN MAJOR U. §. CITIES   Many Reports Of “Gouging” As Owners Test New Eran Market

, Increase Of 400 PC Reported   Many Permanent Guests Charged Daily Rates

OPEGIALIST DENIES HE USED “NUT IN LETTER   Court Refused to Permit Word In Testimony

TWO SPECIALISTS TESTIFY IN COURT IN A CIVIL SUIT   One Witness Denies He Referred "2 Patient As ‘ ut”   Suit is the Result of Truck oo Into An u

BOVE SENTENCED TD YEAR TERM FOR TAX EVASION   Court Also Fines Labor Lead. er $30,000 After Plea Of Guilty

Rains Worth Fortune Soak Texas Areas   Fall In Lubbock During Night Set At 1.21 Inches

Yoo-Hoo, Skinny! ARTEL RECON NEN FR ARERR NAAR RR RIE  4-H Swim Season To Open Friday

MORALE OF MEN CLAIMED BROKEN  Abuse Of GIs Now In Italy Charged.

SOLON TO EYE "CASTE. CHARGE   Scribe Maintains Army System Destroys Morale

Abuse of GI’s In Italy Cited   Probe Anticipated As Morale Slumps

Son OF/Old Gene’ May Get Post  ‘Talmadge Leads Vote Canvass In:Georgia’

Talmadge Winner Of First Round   Legislature’s Count  Gives Herman 675 Votes

Young Talmadge Gains in Georgia Governor's Race   Legislature May Name Him Successor To Late Father

RAIL CARS NOT DOING THE JOB   Magazine Reports Freight Program ‘Shot to Pieces’—Car Output Lags

U.S. Transportation Nearing Crisis Stage, “Iron Aae”’ Magazine Reports

Legislators End Rush Week With  Dewey as Victor   Final Gavels Scheduled to Fall Tuesday After Week-end Recess   MAJOR GOP BILLS SENT TO GOVERNOR   Teacher Pay Program and Anti-Strike Measures Are Given Approval

— ~HECTIC WEEK — Le gislature  Résts for. Final Drive   ‘SESSION. WILL ‘END TUESDAY.

Oklahoma Prefers Sea. to Scrap Heap     BATTERED BATTLESHIP SINKS IN PACIFIC

BATTLESHIP OKLAHOMA SINKS AT SEA   500 Miles From Honolulu; Was On Way to Scrap Yard

Bomb-Scarred Battleship Oklahoma Chooses Grave \In Pacific to Scrap Heap

School Problem In Limelight af State Elections   Levy Hike Proposals Top Voter Interest In Missouri Tuesday

One Prisoner Soldier Killed; Others Injured   Disturbances Under Way For 48 Hours At Ft. Leavenworth Army Disciplinary Bar . racks   FIRST OUTBREAK DEVELOPED FRIDAY

Italy Leftists . Rap Gasper   Demonstrations Are Hel¢ ] On Election Eve

TALIANS STAGE MASS MEETINGS UN ELECTION EVE   Left Wing Politica! Parties Demonstrate In Naples, Milan. Rame   DE GASPERI IS BLAMED FOR RESURGENT FASCISM

Italy’s Left Rallying for Voting Today  Reds Also Face  Test in France

RUSS KIDNAPINGS REPORTED TODA)   Ten Vienna Civilians Said Taken into Custody  by Red Soldiers.

Rosy-Cheeked Wets Have Their Say  On Liquor Advertising Ban Pronosal

SNYDER AFFIRMS STAND: AGAINST INCOME TAX CUT   Favors Long Range Pregram, But No Cut Now

Snvder Balks At Income Tax Reduction Now   He Suggests, However, Long-Range Plan Providing Eventual Relief

REE EEE EEE EEE EEE EE EEE RONENSS.  DSMR SS RU SSMUEIS SE OS Sn ghSENSE SPARES Eee te ee ee  Snyder Oppose: Immediate Cut in: Taxes

Living Costs Climb Higher   U. §. Grocers Deluged with Complaints As Meats Lead Price Parade

Food Prices Shoot By Mark Set When OPA Curbs Lifted  Housewives Again Rejuggle Budgets And Wonder Where Jt All Will End

Hoover Denies Statement on  Pearl Harbor   But Writer Contends Article Contained Only What Was Said

General Admits False Affidavit   War Profit Probers Show Keen Interest In Meyers’ Deals

Priced Out of Market   Ex-General Corrects Deceit; Terms Untruth ‘Mere Routine’

State Power Lines Damaged By Storm  Buildings, Trees Are Hit; Tracks Out

Violent Rain, Wind Storms Sweep State   Power Lines Are Hit Hard In Many Communities; Flash“Floods Are Cause Of Widespread Damage

IOLENCE THREATENED AT FORD'S   Sa  Quick Work by Police Averted Outbreak.

Three Persons Die Of Burns Over Stale  —_. © g-@ ..@ BP gf   Train Accidents Result In Death For Four Texane

ThreePersons Die Of Burns Over Sfate   Train Accidents Result In Death Ener Four Texans

(ARILLO WOMAN        SHAKE KILES AMA 5 Persons Die In  ‘Weukeod ‘Mishaps

Health Leaders Hail Hospital   Medical Care Grou; Stamps Approval Or Eleven Projects

WANTED EXPERIENCED COOK. APPLY IN PERSON AT THE CORNER. 709 E. THIRD.

Price Is Named To UN Position  He'll Be Assistant Secretary-General

Link Boy, 12, To Murder Of Fallick Child   ‘Newsboy Tells Police That  Young Acquaintance Told  He Stuck Lonnie’s Body in FART

British Lady With Park Avenue Home Chareed With Passine Rubber Checks

Lady Iris Mountbatten, Cousin of King Of England, Facing Bad Check Charges

Lady Iris Mountbatten’ Admits Fake Check; Says That's Way in England

FIREMEN FIGHT OIL FIRE AS THRACE ALLE   Over Million Dollar Damage  Is Estimated

Three Are Dead: Million Dollar  Loss In Blaze   Oil Tank Explosions Fire Ravages Seven Blocks In Minot, N. D.

MILLION LOSS ——N-OIL-FIRES   SEVEN BLOCKS IN NORTH DAKOTA CITY RAVAGED BY FLAMES AFTER EXPLOSIONS

IN COMMITTE BY SENATE ACT   Refuse to Take Up Controversial Measure Immediately;  New Bills Offered   EDUCATIONAL SURVEY IS: PROPOSED BY MEASURE

COUPLE OBSERVES 54TH WEDDING DAY   Mr. And Mrs. Edward Weikert, Sr., Two Taverns, Were Married Nov. 25, 1883 At Littlestown

HANNEGAN SAYS HE’LL STAY ON   Postmaster General Denies Rumors of Resignation

Occupation Officials Disprove Soviet Charge That U.S. Enlists Jap Airmen;  Commentator Criticizes U. 8S. Movies

Russia Charged With Violating Yalta Agreement   U.S. Sends Hotly Worded Note To Russians Protesting Red Coup In Hungary And Also Blasts  Riwtlonvin Aw Asemsetine Datla

U.S. PLACES ALL BLAME ON RUSSIA   Anti-Communist Arrest Involves Bulgaria  Along With “Reds”

PROTEST SAYS REDS VIOLATE YALTA CHARTER   —Buigarian Government _ Criticized for Arresting Leader of Opposition

U.S. Sends A ‘Stiff Note’  To Russians   Protest On Soviet Engineered Change In Balkan Nations

Charges Soviets Violated Terms Of Yalta Agreement   Note Also Sent Bulgaria Protesting Arrest Of Leader Of Anti-Communist Forces

HUNGARIAN COUP BLAMED ON RUSSIA INU. 5. PROTEST    Note to Moscow Demands Inquiry and Hints at Appeal to U. N. If Soviets Block Probe,   CHARGES VIOLATION OF YALTA AGREEMENT   State Department Accuses Bulgarian Government of Arbitrarily Seizing Opposition Leader.

U. 5. Sends Strong Protest To Russia   Soviets Blamed For Engineering ‘Red’ Rise In Hungary

U.S. Sends Protest Note To Moseow  Concerns Hungar   Concerns Hungary: Reds in Bulgaria Also Draw Fire

Hotly Worded Protest Note Aired  Demand Is Made for Probe by Three Powers

BIG 3 YALTA PACT BROKEN BY MEDDLING   COMMUNISTS STEAL POWER; APPEAL TO U. N. INDICATED

U.S. Blames Russians for Hungary Corr   Note of Protest Sent On Move; Bulgarian (Government Blasted

Blame For Red Rise To Power Put On Russia   U. S. Issues Hot Protest Note On Hungarian Upset

US Accuses Communists Of Flagrant Interference In Hungary Internal Affairs

UN HEADQUARTERS SEARCHED TODAY   Assembly Hall Inspected from Top to Bottom by Officers.

Three Officers. Participating In Unique Study; Identities Are Being Kept Secret

Secret Three Are Probing into War of Future   Study Possibilities Of Conflict in 1972.

Plan War. Of Future   Eisenhower ; Selects Three Young Officers For Weapons Research

“Advanced Study Group” Trying to Vizualize What Next War Will Be

Army Officers Try To Foresee War Ot Future   Prepare Report For Eisenhower

War Of Future   Army Officers Try To Visualize Fantastic Means Of Destruction Science May Devise

Will Visualize War Problems Of Atomic Age   ‘No Country Now Ready For War'  Says Eisenhower

Army Starts Secret War Study   Only Select Few Know Officers Assigned

GRAND JURORS ACCUSE FOUR OF CORRUPTION   Congressman Denies Charges; FBI On Case

High Treason Trial Opens — in Bucharest.   Charge of Conniving With U. S. Held Against Dr. Maniu

Plot for U.S. Role Charged   Dr. Maniu, Leader of Opposition Party Faces Tribunal

AccuseU.S. Of Plotting in Romania   Espionage Agents Named in Trial of Peasant Party Leader

Romanian Peasant Leaders to Trial For Alleged Plotting with Yanks -

Romanian Charged Witk Seeking US Intervention   Aged Peasant Party Lender Accused of PrAnioiew Ate. vies ee

Christmas In Part O£ U.S. To Be White   Snow Belt Extends From Ohio Across Pennsylvania And W OV Ta New England

‘White’ Yule Made Certain   New England Fall 2 Ft. Deep in Places

White Christma: For Northeast; Dry Elsewhere  Belt of Snow Extends  Donne Canithiascbnven   Belt of Snow Extends From Southwestern Ohio to New England

DREAM NO LONGER, FOLKS!>  White Yule Arrives for Some Sections of U. S.

REUTHER CLAIMS PUBLICITY HOAX   LINKING OF NAME WITH SENATOR TAFT A POLITICAL MOVE

Legion To Sponsor Fox Hunt Next Sunday, Jan. 12  ' Hunters To Meet ~ At Herke Farm

SELF-REGULATING FEEDING SYSTEM   Infants Permitted To Choose Between Foods Need Not Be Coaxed To Fat

UN Shelves Veto Dispute   East-West Showdown On Atomic Energy Control Delayed

Atomic Veto Is Shelved   U. S. Serves Notice We Will Never Accept Russ. Stand

ATOMIC YEIO ISSUE PUT ON SHELF   U. S. Serves Notics it Will Never O.K. Soviet Stand

U. S. DELEGATE ASKS DELAY OF FEW MONTHS   U. S., Russia Are Unable To Agree

UN ATOMIC UNIT SHELVES ISSUE   Osborn Declares Russian Stand Unacceptable

East-West Dispute over ‘Atomic Veto’ Postponed   U. S. Serves Notice Of Never Accepting Stand of Russia

U.N. Shelves Dispute Over  ‘Atomic Veto  ‘iad dha as ae ae ek   U.S,-Russian Stalemate Postpones Action on Issue

OSBORN ASSERTS U.S. NEVER WILL ~ ACCEPT RED VIEW   Issue Postponed After: Ate tempt By Gromyko:Te le : Amon Baer

UN's Atomic Group Delays Row on Veto   East-West Dispute Shelved Indefinitely as U.S. and Russia Both Stand Firm on Views

UN SHELVES ATOMIC. DISPUTE WHEN U. S. FOREVER REJECTS “RUSSIAN POSITION

Meet Boone’s Five Friday In Bid For State   Carroll’s Fans Sweat Out Early Manning Lead; - Marget. Racks 20 Points

New Taxes Sought For All State Villages and Cities   Conference of Mayors Is Given Some Advice by State Comptroller Moore

Much Interest Shown in Mont Over Gambling Cases; O'Conno! Is Against Special Session

Woman Arrested Over Jewel Deal   She'd Smuggled Princess Hermine’s Jewels To Prince Ferdinand

Hold Woman in Gem Theft Case   To Ask Russians for Report of Death of Princess Hermine

Hold Woman In Jewel  Theft    Same One Who Smuggled Gems to Hermine’s Son; Hint Foul Play In Princess’ Death

WOMAN HELD IN ‘THEFT OF GEMS   Investigation. Into German Princess’: Deain Sei

ARREST WOMAN IN JEWEL CASE   WAS EMISSARY WHO SMUGGLED KAISER’S WEALTH TO PRINCE

Arrest Woman Who Slipped Princess Hermine’s Jewels To Son, Prince Ferdinand

Five Men Held In Slaying of Young Mother   Head, Legs of Woman Are Found   Mate Slays Wife Due to Niceties   Three Killed by Plane at Picnic   Woman Held in Theft of Princess Hermine’s Gems

Police Arrest Girl Emissary In Jewel Case   Army’ Official Says Emis sary Still Has Some of Jewels Belonging to Kuiser’s Widow

Jewels Smuggled To Son of  Kaisers Widow   American CID Director Says Charges Being Prepared Against Woman Accused of — Getting Valuable Jewels to German Prince

—NO TRACE OF STOLEN GEMS— Woman Who Smuggled Jewels To PrincelIs  Nabbed By U.S. Army

CROP REPORT 10 CURB PRICE RISE   IMPROVED OUTLOOK FOR CORN HARVEST WILL AFFECT MEATS

Report of Better Corn Prospects May Help Halt Rising Food Prices

Corn Boost Seen as Check On Price Hike   U. S. Forecasts Take Brighter Outlook for Weather-Plagued Crop

Corn Prospects Are Boosted in Special Crop Survey Repor!   If Forecast Comes True, Rising Price Trend May Be Halted

Corn Outlook fo Aid Price Trend?  ‘May Help in Halting Food Price Increases

Oshkosh Man To Back MacArt hur  EE fd me bee   Campbell Candidate; Others To Follow

Labor Launches Drive Against Taf t-ITartley Act   Schwellenbach Seeks Talk  Prices Down

DEFENDS PAY_HIKES  Schwellenbach Launches New Drive to Cut Priees

Reports Of ‘International Brigade’ Active In Greece Give Rise To Speculation

Reports Of International Brigade In Greece Are Still Unconfirmed

‘COMMISSION IN SESSION TODAY  Extension Of City Limits Is Favored

British Slap New Curfew On  Jerusalem Jews  155,000 Now Restricted In Holy Land

New Curfew Imposed In Jerusalem  Outburst of Violence  Leaves 3 Dead, [_ Gee Aacl... t14/.......!]..i

New Outbreaks Cause Deaths; Decree Curfew   British Army Cracks Down In Palestine, Orders Jewish Quarters  Closed At Night   Soldiers Injured In Mine Blasts   Fear Repercussions For De: porting Of Refugees Taken From Craft After Batile

Demonstrations Held To Protest British  Deportation Refugees By Carter 1. Davidenn

New Curfew Imposed In Jerusalem  Outburst of Violence 1 , ee oe    Outburst of Violence Leaves 3 Dead, 23 Others Wounded

[British Order Curfew Following  New Outbreaks   Action Follows Violence in Pal. estine Leaving 3 Dead and 22 Hurt.

Dusk-fo-Dawn Curfew Ordered  Acti ion n Follows Mo re  Se Ba ee ee  ec ea

+ Dead, 23 Hurt In Palestine Fray  Curfew Is Imposed On 155.000 Jews In Troubled Areas

Curfew For  Jerusalem  Jews Placed Under Ban Following New  > 2 .«¢« ff Ere f..

Jerusalem Is Under Rigid Curfew Limit   New Outburst Of Violence Causes Casualties After Deportation Of Jews

Jerusalem’s 90,000 Jews Under Curfev   Action Taken by British to Counter Renewed Violence

Palestine Curfew Follows Violence   British Army Will Lock Jewish Areas From Dusk to Dawr

English Set New Curfew In Palestine   Dusk-To-Dawn Curfew Is Ordered After Violent Outbreak; 3 Killed, 23 Wounded !n 48 Hours

Order Curfew In Jerusalem   Action Follows New Outburst of Violence—  3 Dead, 23 Wounded

Impose Curfew On 155,000 In Palestine   Latest Violence Kills Three, Wounds 23 In 48 Hours; Fear Further Reprisals

155,000 Jews Under Curfew At Palestine   Act Follows New Violence

Violence Flares Up - Again in Palestine;  — 3 Dead, 23 Woundec   Extend Curfew for Jews ‘In Haifa and Natanya; — » Attack Army Unit

CURFEW PUT ON 20,000 JEWS IN JERUSALEM ARE!   Action By British Army Fol lows New Outburst Of   Vinlanra ” .

155,000 JEWS ARE UNDER CURFEW   Dusk-To-Dawn  Restric tions Put Into Effect In Jerusalem

Dusk-to-Dawn Curfew Orderec In Jerusalem   Total of 155,000 Jews Confirmed; New Bloody Fighting

CLAMP CURFEW ON JERUSALEM WN NEW RIOTING   CAPTURE OF SHIP GGEN SIGNAL FOR FRESH OUTBREAKS

Curfew Ordered For Jews In Jerusalem.   Action Follows New Outburst Of Violence Which Left 3 Dead And 23 Wounded

Company Challenges Old Theory That Vegetables Lose Food Value In Cooking

HOUSE TO RUSH ACTION BEFORE JULY DEADLINE   Sec. Krug Also Asks Congress to Keep Code in Effect

‘For Rent’ Sian Brinasc Deluae af Hunter<   Conservative Trend Noted in Japanese Votina.

Kansas Rains May Continue Several Days   Drouth Is Now Broken Except in North and West Portions of State

Marshall and Vandenberg To Report to Nation on Results of Rio Conference

Vandenberg and Marshall Slate Radio Broadcast   Report on Rio Conference to Be Highlight

Generals Favor Youth Training   Sees Universal Train‘ing As Salvation Of Nation.

Indo-China War Shifts: Cabinet Planning Action  Vief-Namese Circles Hope For Agreement

Odom Reaches Cairo in Solo World Flight   Grocer Succumbs After Shooting

RUSSIA SLASHES ARMAMENT BIL; JUMPS RESEARCE   Foresee Both Soviet Houses Dacecing Bidloot

Soviets Cut Down On Arms,  But Hike Scientific Fund   cc ountry Sets Aside Record-Breaking Amount For Re search; Fresh Aid Promised For Russia’s Heavy Industry; Defenses Get 18 Per Cent Of Budget

‘Copter Explodes, Two Men Perish  Eyewitnesses Tell of Air Traacedv

Concern !¢ Cleared   European Plan Solidly Backed By Chief Aides  Of Government   Marshall’s Proposal Endorsed By Snyder On Eve Of Meetings

World Assured US Is Behind Marshall's Recovery Plan  Snyder Clears Away All Concern 

Government Solidly Behind Marshall Plan   Secretary Of Treasury Snyder Explains Remarks About Plan To Aid Europe

U. S. BEHIND MARSHALL PLAN World Given Assurance On Eve of Critical Paris Meet

curope Assured Of U. S. Support Qf Marshall Plan   Snyder Clarifies Past Comments, Endorses Project

U. S. Backs Self-Help  For Europe   Government Solidly Supports Marshall; Snyder Clarifies Comment To Press

Marshall Proposal For European Aid Gets U.S. Blessing   Soviet Compared To Glacier, Moving Swiftly Toward Wes

J. $. BEHIND UNITY PLAN OF MARSHALL   World Told on Eve of the French-British-Russian Conference in Paris That No Division Exists on Economic Program,

World Told U. S. Behind Marshall Plar   Secretary For Recovery In Europe  By “Self-Help”

Snyder Backs Marshall Plan   Words Yesterday Cause Some Concern in European Circles

31 Men Arraigned For Lynching Negre   All Defendants, including 28 Toxi Drivers, Plead :tanocent .

Senator Vandenberg ‘D ‘Dellverd = Mai     England on U.S Foreign’ ‘Polloy.

WALLACE MAY BE QUIZZED - BY HOUSE INQUIRY GROUF   CONGRESSMEN ‘ANGRY OVER REPEATED ATTACKS ON POLICY BY FORMER VICE PRESIDENT

Flood Shuts 40, May Close 54, 63 At Jefferson City   Danger Eases At St. Joseph, Stilt Bad Downstream

Possible Closing Of Highways 63, 54 Here Tonight   Boonville Road Also Closed As River Goes Out of Banks. Here

Truman, Wallace Merger  Viewed  \ Wn   Stassen Says They Will Head Ticket

Truman, Wallace Merger Viewed  Stassen Says They Will Head Ticket

Yank Soldiers Taken By Slavs Finally Freed   Three Held In Captivity Near Trieste Report Good Treatment By  ¥ugoslay Troops

YANKS HELD BY TITO RETURN UNSCATHED   Well Treated While in Yugo: slav Captivity, Three Soldiers Report.

3 Yanks Held By Yugoslavs  Are Rele: ased   Men Well Treated During Captivity After They ‘Stepped Over Line’

YANK SOLDIERS ARE. UBERATED BY YUGOSLAYS   Three Who ‘Stepped Over Line’ Report Good Treatment

Soviets Lose  OutIn U.N.   Attempt to Link Arms Reduction With Atomic Weapons Ban

Reds Lose Round in UN  Arms Plan Council Okays American Plan for Arms Reduction

COUNCIL GIVES 9100 APPROVAL   Russia Warns It May Bring Collapse Of Regulation Efforts  > NATIONS ABSTAIN

State Auditor Found Dead... .  Funeral Rites Tuesday Set For Geo. Ross Pou

George Ross Pou Rites To  Be Tomorrow   State Auditor Dies. While Visiting At Rock Hill,

Services Tuesday For State Auditor   George Ross Pou Dies Unexpectedly In Sleep At Rock Hill, S. C.

GRAY MARKET STEEL LETTER HELD FORGERY   Testimony of Experts Highlights Probe Of Alleged Deal

Key Probe Letter Termed Forgery  ‘Gray Market’ Steel - Transactions Noted

FOOD PRICES JUMP AGAIN TO NEW MARK   Prices. In,.56 Cities Rise 1.4 ‘ Pet.; July Level 193.1 Above 1935-39

Food Prices Hit New Peak in July   Costs up 1.4% In One Month. 16°° in One Year

FOOD: COSTS STILL SOARING  Prices 106 Per Cent ‘Above Those of 1939

Family Food Bill. Hits New. Peak   Eggs, Dairy Products Meats, Chief .Fuctors in Price Kise

FAMILY’S FOOD BILL CONTINUES TO JUMP   Hits New Peak For Second Consecutive Month

F amily Food Bill Stull On Increase .  Steady Gain Shown In' 56 Large Cities  Bw Runroante Gieecnaw

Family Food Bill Hits New Record  Climbs 1.4 to 16 Per Cent in Year

Family Food Bill Rises 1.4 Pct. In Month, Hitting New Peak For 2nd Menth

Food Bill Hits New Price Peak   Index Now ‘Nearly 200 Percent Of 1935-39  Averace.

Family Food Bill Sets New Record   Cost Of Eating Climbs 1.4% In June-July

Parents And Two of Fight Children Die   Eight Escape Flaming Death in Licking Co.

Man, Wife, Two Children Killed In Truck Accident   .8 Other Children, Thrown Clear, Suffer Bruises, Scratches

FOUR-KILLED IN TRUCK FIRE   Man, Wife,.2 Children Perish as Vehicle Burns After Upsetting Near Newark.

No Audience If Tigers Play K. U. Friday   Flu Epidemic Brings Order; Game May Be Cancelled Or Moved

Prices of Foods Tumble After Seven-Day Advance   Wheat Down 10 Cents and Corn 8 at One Time, but Rally Wipes Out Part of Loss—Butter Drops 3 Cents and Eggs 2, the Daily Limit—Brokers Report Heavy Selling Due to Agitation Against High Cost of Living.  ?

Prices Take Drop In Primary Marts   Butter, Hogs, Wheat, Corn, Oats and Lard Show Decline

i Butter, Hogs, Major Grain Crops Show Decline As Reaction Mounts  jeeen Prices Tumbled, Halting  Seven -Day Advance On Markets

PRICES DROP FOR SEVERAL BASIC FOODS   COST OF LIVING TO BECOME POLITICAL ISSUE IN 1948

Slight Drop Is Noted in Some Prices As Much Consumer Resistance Is Seen

Prices Topple After 7 Days ~ Of Peak Rises         _Y. Consumer Resistance Reported as Wamen Demand Rationing

Butter, Hog, Wheat, Corn Prices Drop.  Mark First Decline In Basic Foods In Eight Days

Prices of Some Basic Foods Have Slight Setback  Commodity Average Ce ae , Or   Commodity Average Shows First Decline In Past Eight Days

Prices Several Basic Foods Take Tumble   First Decline In Eight Days; Other Reactions

‘More Services Without New Taxes Is Idea   Governor Recommends Hiked Appropriations for Next Two Years

No New Taxes To Be Asked. Jester Says.   Program Of New Services, Spending Given In Talk To State Legislators

Asked. Jester Says      Program Of New Services, Spending Given In Talk To State Leaislators

LENZtIny Litigation Looms: (Biggest “Anti-Trust” Case Seen ‘In Charge Against Steel Firms

FTC's Claim Against Steel Biggest Case; May Take Years for Answer

RIOTING IN INDIA SPREADS TO KARACHI   300 Are Killed: 7-Day Curfew Is Imposed

Riots Spread In Delhi Area   Report Half Million In. volved In Rioting—Death Toll Is Over 300 Persons

COOL AIR ON THE WAY   Flora Predicas Rain and Tempera. ture Drop for Eastern Kansas

Work On New Addition Wilt Be Completed In About Six Months, Plant Manager, Dr. Wishart. States Today   200 TO 300 MORE EMFLOYES NEEDED

Dancer Held In Gun Death Of Attorney   Twenty-One Year Old Toledo Girl Faces Homicide Charge in Slaying Aboard Warht

Second Report Of UN Atomic  Energy.Commission Comes Up. Toda For Another 10-0 Vote

Second Atomic Report Up For U.N. Test Vote  Russia, Poland  Mav Abstain

Report On Atom Slated For Vote In UN Assembly   Control Measures Are Still Points Of Disagreement

Delay Execution Of Dov Gruner On Technicality  Jews Fight Jews In Tel Aviv As Terror Reian Con tinues

Blizzards Cause “ Heavy Loss Of  Iowa Pheasants   Estimate Loss at 50% in Some Localities

BIG JUMP SHOWN IN EMPLOYMENT IN THIS STATE   ractioally bevery Missourtar Who Can Turn a Hand, In Employed,   MONE THAN IN JANUARY   Peak Virst of Year Was 24, “0% While the October Venk Was 15,794,

State Jobless, Vets and Others, Fewer and Fewer   . Most Missourians . Who Can Are Now: Working, Report Sav:

Seek Slayer of Unarmed Officer   Store Deposits $5,000 For Family of Murdered  Policeman

Police Are Alerted To Watch for T'wo In Market Killing   Unarmed: Policeman Slain Men Are Warted Dead or Alive 1s Wanton Killers

She'll Get Degree Just 47 Years Late   Cousin Of Will Rogers To Receive Degree From Northeastern State

‘Dulles Proposes Prompt Adoption   Assembly Holds. Only Peace Solution, UN Is Told: Russia Will Onpnose Plan

SUGGESTS “LITTLE ASSEMBLY”  Dulles Opens Fight Against UN Deadlock

G. 0.P. Heads Consider. Plan To Permit Later Recall — Of Consress If Necessary 

Republicans Seek Recess Of Congress   Oppose Adjournment Which Would Give President Complete Control In Summer

GOP Leaders Keeping Eye On World Situation   Republicans Want Reconyening Power In Their Hands

Blind Assistance Aid Totals $204,629 During Month Of May   G.O.P. Leaders Consider Plan To Permit Them To Recall Congress

Seek Plan for Summoning Back Solons Quickly  GOP Have Eyes on   GOP Have Eyes on Tense Developments

GOPs Ponder Plan To Call Congress Back In Emergency Recess Of Both Houses Proposed

Foreign Affairs Interest Climbs   Republicans May Propose Recess with Recall ir GOP Hands

Congress Ready To Help Truman In Major Crisis   Leaders Consider Plan Whereby They May Call Session

Plan Offered For Calling — Extra Parley Of Congress   GOP Favors Standby Situation With New Complications Seen

GOP Leaders Consider Plan For Recall Of Congress If  Crisis Arises After Recess

Seek Plan for Summoning Back Solons Quickly  GOP Have Eyes on  Te nan Thavnlamumennbhe

GOP Leaders Considering Plan To Call Congress Back Into Session If Necessary   May Propose A Recess In Order To Keep Check On Truman’s Administration

Seek Setup For Recall Of Congress   Solons Ponder Plan fo: Self-Summons If Any Crisis Develops.

GOP Leaders Want Power to Recall  ‘Congress in Case Crisis Develops

Trouble Spots CauseConcern in GOP Ranks   Want to Be Sure Congress Could Be Quickly Assembled

Solons Would Be Set for Special Meet   Republicans Seeking To Call Congress Back if Necessary

G.0.P. Leaders May Propose Recess Plan   Ask Equal Rights With President Tr. Recall Solons

Congressional Leaders Kye  Recess Plan   Republican Congress Reluctant to Adjourr  On July 31 Without  Power to Reconvene

U, §. STEEL 10 BOOST PRICES   3 Other Companies Join in Hike Move

STRIKE TALKS AT STANDSTILL   Officials Await ‘Break’  Phone Discussions.

NO-BREAK IN ~ PHONE TIEUP   NEGOTIATIONS ARE TO BE _RESUMED TODAY, BUT SETTLEMENT CHANCES ‘ARE SLIM

Young Redhead Faces Murder  Charge in N. M.   Beauty Declares Her Common Law Husband fs ‘Trumping up Case’

Red-Haired Beauty Claims She Is Being Persecuted By Former Mate   BLEACHED SKELETON IS FOUND NEAR DUKE CITY

Moyer Baby Case Over fo December 4   Mother Injured in Auto Accident While Enroute to Davenport

160-Mile Gale Bears Down On Coast Area   Resort Cities Board Up As Hurricane ‘Nears Land: Evacuation Is Mapped

Due To Hit Between West Palm Beach © And Miami Today And High Tides Are Expected

Rich Resort Area Periled   Winds Of 160-Mile-Hour Velocity Expected To Hit Near Palm Beach

RED GROSS. TROOPS IN READINESS FOR EXPECTED BLOW   5,000 Residents in Center of Danger Zone Are Evacuated.   NEW SHIP WARNING   Siilalt island in Bahamas Badly Battered by Terrific Winds.

FLORIDA BRACES FOR HURRICANE THIS MORNING   Tropical Storm Expected To Strike In Vicinity Of Palm Beach   LIFE AND PROPERTY PLACED IN JEOPARDY

Expected To Hit Near Palm Beach  Miami Also In Path Of Tropical Storm

Raging Winds — Hit 160 MPH Along Coast   Life and Property Threatened by Raging Tropical Storm — Miami Also Threatened — Residents Evacuated. :

160-Mile Wind: Expected to Strike Florida   Miami Also Menaced by Great Tropical Storm; Residents Await Blow

Palm Beach, © Miami Areas Batten Down   Residents Fleeing Imperiled Zones By Train And Auto; Army Loads Rescue Trucks ‘Stores Boarded Un Tight

WINDS OF 160 MILES AN HOUR NEARING COAST   Evacuation Of Many In  Exposed Spots Begun By Rail. Plane

STATES EAST COAST IN PATH QF HURRICANE   Winds of 160-Mile An Hour Velocity To Strike Coast

Hurricane Threatens East Coast  Storm Warnings   Storm Warnings Follow Lashing Of The Bahamas

PALM BEACH AND MIAMI THREATENED   Gales Up to 160 Miles An Hour Moving ‘Toward Coast—Plans Made to Evacuate 5,000.   SOLDIERS READY FOR RESCUE WORK   Store Fronts and Homes Boarded Up — Planes Cancel Flights Into Menaced Area.

LILIENTHAL VOTE IS DUE NEXT WEEK   'Committee Expected To Recommend His Confirmation

U. 5.-RUSSIAN SPLIT WIDENS   Unification Of Germany Causes Rift In Minis~ ters’ Council      REPARATIONS ISSUE

U.S. Seeks Soviet Approval On Unification Of Germany   Red Reparations May Be Slashed In Case Of Failure

Relief Plans For Poland-Hungary Held In Abeyance   Moscow-Pressured Snub 01! Paris Conference Halts Plan For U. 8. Aid To Two Nations   MARSHALL WILL PRESS HIS PLANS

Weatherman Says ~ ‘Another: Cold. Front Headed: for’ Texas   ‘Freezing Weather By. Saturday Morn’

Battle Rages On College Building Setup Senate Group Okay:  University Fund Plan

GAS SERVICE IS INCREASED   Supply to 500 Concerns In Pittsburgh Area Will Be Doubled Today

Ee Mans TS ATN Rae ER te eam TEN EW EA NNN A  Intant Killed in Accident Near Centralia

Japs Hold Ist Local Elections   10,000 Officials to Be Named By People Today

Soviet Proposal Is Rejected by U. N. Commission  Will Make Tour of All Four Nations in Dienute

TRUMAN IS NAMED BEST DRESSED MAN   Fashion Foundation Puts President at Top of List of 10 for His Choice of Hats.

Insincerity Is Scored By Pope   Pontiff Deplores Growing Tendency Among Na- . tions Of World.

Worst Blizzard Strikes Britain   Northern England Lashed By Worst Storm Of Half Century

WORST BLIZZARD SWEEPS BRITAIN   Storm solates Villages, Threatens New Tie-up in Coal Mines

Senate Unit Votes $597 Million Aid   “Schedules Floor Debate Monday On 3-Nation Emereency Bill

Violent Storms Come With Rain  In lowa Sections   Moisture Too Late To Improve Crop Yields; Will Check Loss.

Deterioriation Of Corn Halted, Carl Believes   Central and Southern Points Ge’ Showers Totalling up to Two Inches

SOME RELIEF TO CORN CROP SEEN IN SHOWER AREA   Change Does Little To Improve Outlook On Yield for. Year

UNION RACKETS ARE UNDER FIRE IN HOUSE PROBE   Labor Group Workin g Out Program of Penalties

Four Killed ‘As Tankers Collide   Several Also Missing After Crash In Wact Indiac

Four Killed In Ship Collision   Several Are Missing As Tankers Crash Off  Curacao.

Four Perish, 19 Missing in Sea Disaster  Ship Converted at Galveston Yards Is Involved in Collision

Mishap At Sea   At Least Four Killed When Tankers Collide ‘In West Indies Waters

FOUR PERISH IN BOAT COLLISION   Gasoline Tankers Collide Off ~ Curacao: Flames Force Abandonment

Accident Occurs Off Curacao in Dutch West Indies; British Ship Helps Rescue Work

Four Die As Ships Collide   Several Persons Listed As Missing As Tankers Hit In Curacao Bay

BURNING SHIPS SEND OUT S.0.8.   Merritt - Chapman Scott Tug Aground, Sinking Off Jamaica

SNYDER SAYS GOLD AT FORT KNOX NOT SUBJECT FOR . DISCUSSION ABROAD

U3, WOLD NOT SUBJECT FOR DISCUSSION   Sec. Snyder Replies To  Bevin Suggestion

«Fort Knox Gold «+  SNYDER REPLIES CURTLY   “Our Gold Belongs To Us,’ He Comments in Answer To Bevin

BALKANS SPLIT IN UN WIDENS   French Proposal May Be Considered Friday

UN STILL SPLIT OVER BALKANS   New Compromise Try Ts Scheduled for Todavy’s Session

Phone Strike Bill Proposed   Solon Would Give Truman Power to Halt Walkout

Emergency Bill To Avert: Phone Strike Announced   Rep. Hartley: Proposes: Measure To. Amend -Anii- Injunction Act—Serious Communications Cree Thea ntizan A

Would Extend Truman Power To End Strike   Emergency Bill Would Prevent Any Work Stoppage

Stop-Gap Bill On Strike Urged  Seek Means To Halt Telephone Tie-Up

Head of House Labor Committee  Announces Plan  Would Amend Law So That Truman Could Act at Once

DRAFT BILL 10 HALT NATIONAL STRIKE TIE - UP   Emergency Measure To Arm Truman With  Injunction Club

House’ Labor Group Urges Truman Be Armed With Injunction Club Against Walkout.   WILL LAY PROPOSAL BEFORE COMMITTEE   Bill Would Amend Norris-La Guardia Act and Pave Way for Court Order Against Tie-up.

EMERGENCY BILL MAY HALT PHONE STRIKE   Stop-Gap Measure ~ To Be Introduced in Congress Monday

Sees ‘Ruin’ In Further Labor War  Rep. Hoffmon Says Unchecked Strife Means ‘Civil War’;

CLAIMS LABOR STRIFE LEADS TO CIVIL WAR, RUIN   Hoffman Proposes Wagner Act Repeal; New ‘Fair’ Measure

Mather Folk Recall Grim Death Tall      Winois Disaster Brings Up Grim Memories For Women. Of Upriver Town

WAA Official, Former Convict Nabbed By FBI   Charge Plot To Defraud In Sale Of Surplus Goods

WAA Official Held In Plot To Cheat U.S.   Ex-Convict Also Arrested in War Materials Fraud

WAR MATERIA! S FRAUD IS BARED   Ex-Convict And Federal Employe Implicated In $72,000 Deal

WAA Official Held in Fraud   Expediter, Ex-Felon Tn Custody of FBI

$72,000 Fraud Plot Revealed, FBI Nabs Two   WAA Official, Ex-Convict Altered Papers, Says C.Mean Haaver a

Henry Says He May Quit Democrats   Wallace Threatens to Bolt If Party Becomes the U. S. “War Party’’

ERIE LIMITED 1S DERAILED   Washout Causes Three Car: To Leave Tracks: Two Reported Injured

Hungarian Premier [Quits Post    Reportedly “Pushed ‘From Office,” in  What Sources Call a “Communist Cann. T’F fat

PREMIER OF HUNGARY QUITS IN SWITZERLAND   “Pushed From Office” it Communist, Group d’etat, Report

' Pushed From Utt  Reem oe ceeamanr mee came em  REDS GRAB POWER IN HUNGARY

Anti-Red Party Chief Resigns In Hungary   Beginning of Full Communist Control. Pro-Americans Say

Premier Quits; Hungary Moves Farther Left   Shift Called Communist Coup D’Etat by  Some Sources

Premier of Hungary Quits  Nagy ‘Pushed Out’ In Red Coup d’Etat, Savs Hiah Official

PREMIER NAGY, HUNGARY, QUITS   Pushed From Office In SoCalled ‘Communist Coup D’Etat’

Leff-Wing Member Of Hungarian Party  May Be Premier  Report Nagy Pushed From Office in Red

Anti-Communist Premier of Hungary Quits  Report Minority Pushed Him Out of Office

COMMUNIST COUP SEEN IN HUNGARY   PREMIER FORCED TO RESIGN —SEITTING DP OF RED STATE PREDICTED.

Release of Jurors Opposing Death Penalty Brings Separate Trial Try

Russia Shows Armed Might On Anniversary.   Marshal Reaffirms Unchanging Policy In Regard To Peace

OBSERVE 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF REVOLT   Marshal Bulganin fn New Attack on Capitalists

Moscow Has Huge Parade ln Red Square   Thirtieth Anniversary Of Bolshevik Revolution Observed In Russia   PREMIER STALIN IS NOT PRESENT

REDS OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY   GIANT, PARADE AND VERBAL ATTACK ON "CAPITALISTS" FEATURED EVENT IN,  ‘ % MOSCOW

TYPHOON HITS.  ~ LUZON ISLAN   LITTLE DAMAGE TO U, 8 MILITARY AND NAVAL IN. STALLATIONS I8 RE-', PORTED

Clark Field Isolated By Luzon Typhoon   Seven Dead, Two Ships Destroyed, Others Damaged In Philippines

Moscow Sees U.S. Collapse During 1948   Radio Accuses American Press Of Distorting Currency Reform

BEAVER CREEK TROUT: HATCHERY SOON OPEN:   Nine Kearing Pools Expecied To Be Completed May 15; Lewistown a maprite § imslbtel

Contracts Awarded For Fish Hatchery   $300,000 Project Plannec At Beaver Creek By State Commission

State Moves To Get M. And A. Operating Again  Asks Dismissal Of  Receivers, Naming Of New Ones

Three Others Burned in Garaae ‘Home’   Brother, Sister Attempted to Dash Down Flaming Stairway

Tennessee Boy Goes 92 Yards For Touchdown   Pres. Truman and Crowd of 102,000 See Army Beat Navy

Cadets’ Rowan Runs 9 Yards For Touchdown  102,000 Witness Service Clash ° In Philadelphia

Arizona Water Problems Told   Danger Cultivated Land May Go Of Of Production Told Lands Committee?

Phone Charge Hike Of 20-25 Per Cent OK’d   State Grants Wisconsir Telephone Co. Permii To Raise $4,400,000 Additional Revenue

100-Mile Per Hour Gale Climaxes Britain's Worst Winter Of Century

TEST OF NEW TAX STARTEL   Validity of State Levy On Soft Drinks Attacked In Supreme Court

Taxpayers’ Suit Filed Asking That Court Take Original Jurisdiction While General Assembly is in Session.

Cabinet Crisis In France Near Showdown Stage   Stoppagse of U. S. Aid Feared if Socialists Support Communists   -RRAMADIER REGIME FIGHTS TO SURVIVE   Dismissal of Five Red Ministers Breaks Socialist Coalition Theory

Crisis In France ts Continuine   Socialists Decide Whether To String Along With Ramadic

Socialists Weigh Move in French Crisis  "Leaders Expected - Vo Back Ramadier.

British Raid Results in o2 Arrests   Irgun Leaders Are Accused of Violence Campaign

BRITISH JAIL 32 IN RAIDS ON IRGUNISTS   Secret Radio Denies ‘Truce’ Called In Holy Land

Battle Develops ~ On Refuge Shi   Refugees On Ship Headed Toward Palestine Resist British Sailors   REPORT SEVERAL PERSONS HURT

800 REFUGEES BATTLE BRITISH   At Least Five Are Injurec in Fierce Clash With Boarding Party

BRITISH, JEWS BATTLE ON SHIP   New Violence Erupts While Manhunt Goes On For Train Blasters

U.S. Rests Hopes on ‘Sunday Pilots In Emergency, Says Navy Expert

Clapp Nomination Is Rejected by Senate Group  Truman Signals Finish Fight for His Appointee

Up To Senate Truman Signals For Finish Fight By Affirming Support Of Clapp

eee Promises ‘Fight To Finish’ On Floor Senate Commitiee Turns Down  Choice Of Clapp As TVA Head

CLAPP TURNED DOWN FOR TVA   Truman Gives Signal For Fight To Finish On Senate Floor

Truman Signals Fight to Confirm Clapp in TVA Post   Senate Committee Rejects Nomination Of Lilienthal Aide

‘rminan Nominee Fails to Secure Senate Approval   Gordon R. Clapp Gets Hard Blow. As Committe: Expresses Disapproval

Clapp Nominatior Is Rejected by Senate Group  Truman Signals  Finish Tight

Labor Party Gets Setback In Britain   Loses Heavily In Municipal Voting But Ignores Parlianment Election Plea

Election Call By Churchill's Party Ignored   Laborites Minimize Defeat, Say Loss Was Not Landshde

Laborites Lose Many Offices As Britons Vote   Conservatives Win But National Policy Remains Unchanged

John Hogan Dies At Murray City   Long Iliness Fatal To Restaurant Man

May Be Tie Vote On War  Committee   Democrat Senators. Rally Forces in Opposition to Year’s Extension of War Investigating Committee.

 Air Force General Says Soviets Apparently Are Building Superforts

Scott fo Be Sent To Hospital Under Care of VA Next   Talks Readily to Three Physicians, Who Say He's Victim of Paranoia

Jimie Scott Menfally Ill, Doctors Find   Assailant of Anglin Placed in Care of VA, Which Will Commit  Him ta Haecnital

SCOTT'S FOUND ~ MENTALLY. ILl   Solon Who Shot Anglin Reported Victim of Paranoio;. : To Vets’ Hospital

SCOTT ADJUDGED MENTALLY SICK   Representative In Shooting Will Be Sent To Veterans’ Hospital

War Vet Assailant Not Sane   Man Who Shot Fellov State Senator Held Ti Re Unbalanced

Physicians Find Shooting Legislator _-. fs Paranoiac; Ordered to VA Hospitd

STARLIGHT OPERETTA     STUDENT PRINCE NOW PLAYING; DESERT SONG ‘OPENS MONDAY, AUGUST 18

Eleven Rescued Airmen Back In United States   Americans Forced Down In Arctic Are Rescued By Youthful Pilot   ALL OF MEN IN GOOD CONDITION

Hero of Arctic Crash Rescue Lands In U.S.   Young Pilot Removes Eleven Airmen From Greenland Ice Cap

RETIRED RAILROADER LEFT $18,000 LEGAC   Fred Haynes of Kansas City, Kan. Remembered by Austrian ImMigrant He Once Assisted

Czech Boy, 11, Journeys by Air for Long-Delayed Reunion With Mother

Seek Accord on Pact  for Austria  Britain, France and U.S. Hope — for. Compromise

Seek Accord on Pact for Austria  Britain, France . and U.S. Hope  pan dO asm Pa

OWA TORNADO CAUSES HEAVY FARM DAMAGE   One Farmer Killed ir  Northwest lowa Windstorm

Twister Kills One, Farmer Injured As Winds, Rains Hif   Nebraska Also Feels Blow of Gales and Rains

City Proposes to Issue $775,000 in Revenue Bonds To Provide New Supply

Unified India ~ Hope Abandoned   British Labor Government Announces Gradual Partitioning Plan For India

ITTLEE CALLS NR MODIFIED TATE PLAN   Wins Reserved Supof Three Indian Leaders

TWO CLAIM GOVERNOR'S POST, GA.   Arnall Refuses to Turn Over Office fo H. E. Talmadge

2,000 IS THE LIMIT   Orange Bow! Committee Tc Deliver Tickets to . Director

ee ee ee eee  PURCHASE SEVEN BELLS    Individuals and Organizations Help World War Il Memorial

PURCHASE SEVEN BELLS    Indiv iduals and Organizations Help World War 11 Memorial

Chest Workers Slow In Making Reports.   Today's Total of $10,053 Dees Not Present True Bietora af Camnninn

Chest Workers Slow li’ Making Reports   Today’s Total of $10,053 Does Not Present True Picture af Camunainn

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Says U. S. Wastes Time In Trying To Deport Trio

POLLS Gd PER GENT OF VOTE AY AIBPARTIES   Accusations 4 Red - Frauds _ Mark Returns from Sunday’ Elections.

BiG COMMUNIST VOTE IN HUNGARY ELECTION SAID “FRAUD” RESULT  GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES  ' RESULTS OF POLL ‘WITH COALITION RULE VICTOR

TAME ATOMIC BOMB   Election Won By Communists  Lead Ten Parties ln Hungarian Vote

COMMUNISTS IN HUNGARY LEAD   Members Of Nine Other Parties Say Plurality Gained By Fraud

Reds Win In Hungary   Fraud Admitted in Election as Victory Goes to Communists

Reds Leading Hungary Vote   Communists Accused Of Stealing Election TLATE RYPLYTFETSIA

Red Faction Polls 63 Pct  Communists Victorious In Hungary Balloting,  According To Official

Communists Leading Hungarian Election   Even Red Allies Admit Results Achieved By Fraud: Anti-Communist Group Second

VOTING FRAUD CHARGES MADE BY OPPOSITION   TabulationShows Reds Led 10 of Nation's Parties

Even Allies Of Reds Charge Fraud Practiced   Opposition Claims Result Achieved By Unfair Means

TAFT BELIEVES EUROPEAN NEED I$ OVERDRAWN   Ohio Senator Indicates GOP Plans Sharp Cuts in 17Billion Request

JEWISH-ARAB FIGHT SPREADS FURTHER   Knife Fights in OP Camp in Germany: ‘Holy War’ Pronaganda Grows

Arabs Prepare For Holy War      More. Casualties altie In Holy         “Gun: Battles :

Represented. in Listing “by Committee Are ‘Accounts’ for Big Dinners, Parties *

Hughes Probe. Shows $5,000 Expenditures   Investigating Group’: Fig: ures Entered Into. Ree ords Today Reveal Law. ish Dinner-Parties   Probers Requeet Naming Of Names   Fireworks Expected Wii Sen. Brewster, Hughes On Opposite Side OF Testimony

Group of Attorneys General Map Fight For ‘Tidelands’  Want Property Deeded to States

AIR CRASHIS.LAID TO LOCKED CONTROLS   Board Reports on H« Investigation of Accident at New York Costing 49 Lives.

LOCKED PLANE CONTROL BLAMED FOR TAKEOFF CRASH INNEW YORK LAST MAY FATAL TO 43 PERSONS

U.S. tntends To Develop Greek Force   Moscow Expected To Object to Building Up Army

Russia Expected To Protest U. S. Arming Of Greeks  a ae ee  UN Delegates  Show Concern

RAPS EFFORT 10 DENY RADIO FANS THEIR PROGRAMS   Broadcasters’ Ass’n Spokes: man Defends Refusal to Disrupt Schedules

Radio Chief Scores ‘Gag   Declares Attempts To Depriv Public of Wants Is Detrimental.

Voluntary  Food Ration Plan Studied By President  Attacks Problem As Cost of Living  Wavers Somewhat

Plan for Voluntary Rationing of Foods Studied by Truman   Statement By President on Price Situation Is Expected Soon; Probe Committee To Ask Curb on Market Speculation

Truman Considers Plan for Voluntary Rationing of Food   High Cost of Living Wavers Below Record Altitude Mark; Krug Urges Eating of More Fish; Rep. Rich Asks Curb on. Speculation

Oklahoma Has Largest College Enrollment in State History With 45,686 in 40 Institutions   Ahora Vets This Year Them Last; East Central Third Among State-Suagorted Schools, Oflicizk Figures Show

ENROLMENT TC RECORD LEVEL   State Colleges Report 45,68¢ Students, Greatest Total In Sooner History

Blame Underworld Fox Six Slayings   Churchill and Author Settle Out of Court

Chamber Asks Greater Front Street Width   Petitions Being . Circulated: Taday,.

Republicans Ask Quick Tax Cuts  Personal Reductions Uraed By July First

FLEEING FOE OF REDS REPORTED IN SWEDEN   Editor Of Polish Paper Get: Word On Mikolajczyk

POLISH PARTY LEADER aTILl UNDERGROUNE   Report That.Mikolajezyk Has Reached Sweden Is Not Confirmed.

FLEEING POLE IS REPORTED IN STOCKHOLM   London Source Says Mikolajezyk, Leader of Anti“Red” Peasant Party, Is Safely Out of His Homeland.

Exiled Poles Say Leader Finds Refuge in Sweden   Stanislaw Mikolajczyk Reported by London Agent: To Have Escaped Commie Homeland

POLES TO FIGHT SOVIET REGIME   Propaganda Will Star When Peasant Leader Reaches Safety

MIKOLAICZYK IS IN SWEDEN, POLE REPORTS   Editor Reports On Flight 0: Peasant Party Head From Red Domination

Mikolajezyk tn Sweden Reports Polish Editor   Peasant Party Leader I: Reported To Have Arrived At Stockholm. «

-/STOCKHOLM OFFICE DENIES POLISH REPOSIS  \IRED FUGITIVE SAID IN SWEDEN

Mikolajezyk Reported In Stockholm   Polish Peasant Party Leader Believed To Be Headed For London Or Washingtan

Storm in East Claims 12 Lives   Big Cities Snowbound With Rail, Highway And Air Travel Stymied

East Digs Out of Storm; . Death Toll Is Set at 51   Transportation Problem Still Acute; Road Crew: Speed To Open Snow-Clagged Highways

SNOWSTORM IN EAST LEAVES 49 PERSONS DEAL   Virginia County Re. ports Fall of 27 Inehes

Schools Close. Traffic Halts, Twelve Dead  . Snow Piles Hie   Snow Piles High And Ail Planes Boeing Grounded

WORST STORM Ih 6 YEARS LEAVES 49 DEAD BEHIND   Blows Out to Sea After Paralyzing Atlantic Coast

Storm Leaves 44. Casualties  Transportetion Badl   Transportation Badly Disrupted; 27 Inche: Falls in Virginia Cold to Continue

Worst Storm In Yea Buries Most Of Eastern Seaboard States   All Plane Travel Is At Standsti   Trains Delayed For H Ships Also Groping As Nation Fights Bli

DEATH TOLL OF EASTERN STORM, 51   Storm Rages Off Maine Ceast, Heads For Nova Scotia

Worst Snow in 6 Years Stops Travel   New Blizzard Halts Movement of Fuel in England; Gas Low

B1 DEAD IN WAKE OF BIG. SNOW STORM   Communities Digging Themselves Out After Worst Blizzard In Years.

Snowadrifts Cut Travel Networks   Communities From Maine to Carolinas Hit; Schools Closed

GIT Ito BURIED UNDER FOOT SNOW BLOCKS   Howling Gale Roars Up from Florida, Rages North to New Enaland.

Blizzard Hits East; 12 Dead Along Seaboarc  Fifty-Mile Wind Whip Snow Through-Dozen Qtotac

Colder Weather To Stay Another Day  Cold Front From Canada Hits State Overniaht

SPECIAL SESSION ISSUE IS UP TODAY   Indications Grow Truman Will Come to Decision After Tall With Teaders of Congress.

Special Session Issue May Be Decided Today   Truman To Put Aid Facts Before Congress Leaders

Convict Submits To Operation... .  More Than 3 Pounds Of Metal Is Removed From Stomach Of Kansas Man

PILOTS FINISH WORLD FLIGHT IN CUB PLANES   Takes Former Army Fliers Nearly Three Months to Circle Globe

LONG - DISTANCE SETTLEMENT IS BEING STUDIED   Phone Employes Vow To Remain Off Jobs Until Union Members Throughout Country Receive Satisfaction On Wage Issue.

Long Distance Union Studies Plan For Pact   NETW Emphasizes No Accord Reached

Phone Workers To Submit Plan   Acceptance Can Lead To General ‘Break In Deadlock

PHONE UNION 10 CONSIDER NEW PROPOSAL   tong Distance Group’s Policy Committee To Weigh Pronosition.

Phone Group To Let Issue Be Presented   LONG DISTANCE LINES UNION TO SUBMIT CLAIMS

-Phone Workers President Sees Submitting Plan Prices Justifying To End Walkout Increased Wages   Jeadlock In Negotiations Asser Seen Possibly Broken — Hig If Proposal Accepted — \g

CONCILIATORS MAY FIND WAY TO SETTLEMEN)   Negotiations in Telephone Strike Still Are Under Way

Shot from Ambush by Men in Auto   Gang Chieftain Overtaken on Road Near His Farm

Illinois Gang  Leader Killed   Carl Shelton Amkushed, Shot; Led B8ootlegger “Army' In 1920's

Earl Shelton  Tc Ambushed   Four Gunmen Riddle Victim As He Drives A:ong Road Near His Farm at Fairland, Hi.

Sergio Osmena Jr. Is Found Guilty On Treason Charge   Son Of Former Philippine President Convicted Of Economic Coljaboration With Japs

OSMENA FACES: —~> PRISON TERM   SON OF FORMER PRESIDENT OF PHILIPPINES FOUND) GUILTY ON TREASON © CHAHGE

YOUNG OSMENA GETS LIFE TERM   Ex-President’s Son Is Found Guilty of Treason

TRIBES REVOHT AGAINST CHINA   Support Of Russians And Mongols Indicated In Sinkiang Attack

Congress Loses a Friend in the Person of Othman for Voting No Income Tax for Federal Workers

Congressional Tax- Dodgers? —  U.S. Workers Get Free. Ride   District Taxpayer Othman Irate, Orates 

TWO AIR FORCE SOLDIERS ARE ° HELD ON MURDER CHARGE   Pfc. George H. LaMothe and Pvt. Edward F. Wodarski Bound Over to May Term Grand Jury Following Arraignment.

Shopping Dollar May Shrink Still More As Most Commodities Advance

‘Dollar Near Smallest Value Tn History   Cotton and Grair Push Upward; Live Hogs Down

Commodity Exchanges Hii New High: Indicating Additional Price Hikes :

Dollar Shrinks. As Prices Rise To Near Record:   Pork Drops Slightly For Note of Hope In Drab Picture

New Cold Wave To Strike Nation During Weekend   Temporary Letup Wil End Late Friday in Midwestern States

NEW COLD AIR MASS HEADING INTO MIDWEST   Frigid Wave Due Late Friday On Heels Of Warm Spell

New Cold Wave © Expected Soon   Brief Respite From Cold to Be Followed By New Wave

MAJORITY = OF MINE OWNERS TO MEET LEWIS   Winding Gulf Operators Association Will Be Represented

Lewis, Operators Agree to Confer   Consider Resuming Contract Negotiations

OPERATORS TO MEET LEWIS ON APRIL 29   Question Of Kesuming Contraci Negotiations Will Be Discussed In Capital

COAL CONTRACT TALK SCHEDULED APRIL 29   Lewis, Mine Operators Agree To Resume Negotiations

NEW SOFT COAL DICKER PLANNED   Mine Operators Agree To Confer April 29 With Lewis UMW

Gunmen Sought In Bold Holdup   Tavern Owners Robbed Of $5,000 In Cash, $2,700 -In- Jewelry.

Little Guy Having Trouble   Finds It Difficult To Keep Things Straightened Out

EYE WINES (IVES VERSION BLEACHER FAL   sf Ser Se Oe  Milwaukee Sentinel Sports Editor  (As Told To International News Service)

Everglades Area And New Orleans Fight Rising Waters: Many Families  Are Forced To Flee

WARNINGS POSTED FROM KEY WEST 10 PALM BEACH   Rising Waters Add to Waes of Hurricane Victims in Louisiana.   2,000 FAMILIES FLEE   Guards Ordered to ‘Shoot to Kill’ as Looting Increases.

18 Feared Dead in Pl Air Crash   President ~ Roxas’ Plane ' Carrying Government Officials Hits Mountain

Believe All Dead On Wrecked Plane   Missing Philippine Airliner Is Sighted; 20 Were Abcard.

Ph ilippine Officials Reported Aboard Missing Air Transport   Army, Navy and Commercial Airlines Are Ordered to Take Part in Extensive Search for Craft

FRANCE DUE TO JOIN FORCES OF U, S., BRITAIN   Vishinsky Hails Marshall Production Plan As Only Meeting Result

After a First Visit Decides the President !s Prisoner of Secret Service, People

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN Finally Meets Man Mother Wanted Little Hal To Be

Hal Boyle Has No Yearning Tc Be President   Chief Executive's Job Doesn't Arouse Reporter's Envy

House Group Qkays School Aid Measure   Bill Calls for $26,500, 000; Senate Committee Not Ready to Report Out Bill

BIG SCHOOL ACT GETS APPROVAL   House Education Group Okays State Measure Calling for 2612 Millions

Women and Children Are Evacuated From Ravaged Areas   Armed British Reinforcements Being Rushed Into Regions That Are Under Atiack

Jews And Arabs Stage Battle In Old Walled City   Continue Holy Land Strife That Has Taken: 153 Lives In 12 Days: 20 Arabs, 2 Jews. Killed

Jewish-Arab Strife In 12th Day; British Block Gates of Walled City

Battle Flares In Jerusalem  » British Close Gates Of Old Walled City

HOLY LAND WAR CASUALTIES UP   Deaths of 20 Arabs and Two Jews Announced—British Troops Act

Old Walled City Scene of Fighting Of Jews and Arabs   British Troops Block Getes After Residents. Start Moving Ont in Fonic

DRITISN BLOCK GATES  “Jews And Arabs Battle In  Jerusalem's Old Walled City

Arabs, Jews Continue Their Fight   Death Toll Now 153; More Sporadic Outbursts Reported -

OLD WALLED CITY #N JERUSALEM BATTLEGROUND: DEATH TOLL CONTINUES TO MOUNT IN PALESTIN   Number of Deaths In Middle East Numbers Nearlv 270

22 Are Dead In Palestine  12th Day Fight   British Block Gates to Evacuees Panicked by Batile

Battle Shifts  To Jerusalem   Arabs and Jews Clash In Old Walled City; British Block Gates

British Troops Block Jerusalem As Battle Rages  Palestine Deaths Reach 155; Middle

Hope Grows for Averting StrikeOf Coal Miners   North, West Operators Predict. Settlement Before. Next Tuesday:

Expect a Contract With Coal Miners   Operators Predict Agreement in Time to Avert e   WILL GRANT INCREASE   Concessions Made at Secret Meeting With Lewis her ah

Predict ACoal Accord   Northern Operators Said to Have Agreed To Full Increase . Of 35 Cents An Hour

ILLINOIS CORN SAFE FROM FROST [SAYS CROP REPORT   Department Of Agriculture Alsc Finds That Favorable Weather Has Increased Expected Yield A Bushel Per Acre.

Margaret Trumar Sings Over Radio Hookup   Favorable Initial Performance Given by Daughter of President

MARGARET GETS MANY OFFERS # AFTER HER RADIO BROADCAST   HUNDREDS OF TELEGRAMS OF CONGRATULATION. RECEIVED BY PHESIDENT’S DAUGHTER AFTER RADIO DEBUT

DEBUTOF: MISS TRUMAN: SUCCESSFUL  Received Favorab!         Received Favorably By Majority OF Critics.

TRAIN-TRUCK CRASH FATAL   Vehicle Driver Killed Anc Three Hurt; Flames Follow Accident

Bus Strike Finally Ends At St. Louis    Transit Workers and Company Agree to Mayor's Eleventh Compromise Proposal.

ST. LOUIS TRANSIT STRIKE 1S ENDED   Two-Week Dispute Come: to Concllusion; 3,500 Involved

@ PAUL MALLON—  G. 0. P. and Demo Groups Not Clear on Turk-Greek Plans

President Signs Bill Unifying Armed Services  _ Measure to Permit GI's To Cash Bonus Passes

80th Congress Races Toward Adjournment   Rapid Action Taken on Host of leer1ae in Fina] Dav of Session

Congress Rushes to  Adjourn   G. . Terminal Leave, Unification Measures Signed by President

TRUMAN SIGNS BILL TO UNIFY ARMY AND NAVY   Forrestal Gets 0. K. of Senate Body as Secretary of Defense

Lardner, Others Fired by Studio   Writer Who Balked at Anti-Red Aifidavit Is Shown Gate

‘Apple Blossom”’ Fete Reaches Climax Today   Miss Jean Cartwright Lane Will be Crowned “Queén Shenandoah”? Before 125,000 People

AFL PROPOSES. TO SPEND MILLION ON ELECTION IN. 1948      _ BY CHARLES H. HERROLD United’ Press Correspondent

ArL PLANS ATTACK ON LABOR BILL   Huge Advertising Campaign Proposed to Help Win Congress in 1948.

Approves Program   O'Connor Says Plea for Goargiato Accept Shrine Needs Quly Deeds

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@ PAUL MALLON—      Negotiations With Russia Now Accepted as Permanent Irritant.

bul rAvS sitesoac lads  N egotiations With Russia Now Accepted as Permanent Irritant

New Level Set By ‘Personal’  U. S. Incomes   Commerce Dept. Assert July Salaries Were Far ous Year         Ahove Pr

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Kitty Hawkers Still Have Doubts On Wrights’ Plane

Airplane Made Much Bigger lmpression on Outer World -Thanin Country lt Was Born

Rainfall Is  Moving East   Montana, North Dakota Report Precipitation

Pa. Ratifies Amendment On 2 Terms   House Lists  Insurance Funds For Debate

Decentralized German State Gains Favor  Molotov Surprises Big Four With French-Like Proposal

F RANCE AND RUSSIA OFFER PLANS FOR GERMAN SETUP   Bidault Proposes Decentralized, Loosely Federated Government Structure, But Opposes Quick Establishment Of Even Provisional Regime—Molotov Also Goes Along With Idea Of Less Centralization Of Authority—Compromise On Coal Export Proposed

French Minister Offers Plan to Big-4 Meeting  Provisional Regime PROVISHOnGE  A   Provisional Regime Is Being Opposed

French Propose Loosely Woven German State   Opposes Rapid Establishment Of Even Provisional Rule:Warning

France And Russia For  Such Plan   Bidault Warns Parley Against A Provisional Rerime.

Ruling Waited In Portal Suit   Picard’s Decision Anticipated Today

Nation Awaits Judge’s Ruling   Possibility That Decision In Pottery Case May Be Given Today

‘A VAL RULI He   Nearly Five Billions in Union Claims involved in legal  Beil

Await Decision On Portal Time Involved in Suit  Union Claims: Tetalling Nearly Five Billien are Invelved in Guicome

Picard May Give New Portal Rulin; Before Day Ends   All American Industry and Labor Watching Case; Government Is Interested

PORTAL DECISION INDICATED TODAY   Judge Believed Set To Bare History-Making Ruling

Hint Decision On Pay Dispute   Verdict In Celebrated Mt. Clemens Portal Pay Case May Come Today.

Judge Picard May Announce Ruling Today   Five Billions Are At Stake In Detrait

NATION AWAITS PORTAL RULING   Judge Picat'd Decision ‘Soert  Coming Saturday

Labor,  Industrv Put Eyes OnJudge   Verdict May Come Later On Today At Detroit.

‘ALL LABOR, INDUSTRY EYES ON PORTAL SUIT   Nation Watches As Possible Ruling Is Pending

TIEUP OF ATOM PLANT DELAYED   Workers Postpone Strike Pending Talks

ATOMIC ENERGY STRIKE AVERTED   Union, Oak Ridge Industry Officials Resume Taiks

ATOMIC PLANT STRIKE IS OFF   Union Postpones Walkout Indefinitely; Resume Talks

Strike at Oak Ridge Postponed Indefinitely      Pressure Is Off; Negotiations Are To Continue

WORKERS POSTPONE ATOM PLANT STRIKE   Contract Talks Will Resume Today With Pressure Off

MINER CHIEF LOSES FIGHT ON LABOR ACT   Vice President Rule Dropped Despite Bitter Debate

Anti-Red Oatl Wins Okeh In AFL Vote   Action Strips Lewis Of Board Title; Paves Use of NLRB

HAD LAWRENCE RELATIVES   Mre. Roma ne McFadden Was Aunt Wesley McCalila

REAL ESTATE BODY INDICTEL   Conspiracy to Fix Rates Of Commission Charged In  Federal Jury Action

U.S. REALTORS PUT ON CARPET   Government Charges Two Groups Attempted Th Ery Cammiceion Rates

REALTORS FACE “ULSLINDICTMENTS      Federal Grand Jury Acts On Evidence By U. S. Atty General

Real Estate Assn. Faces Anti-Trust  Law Charges  Government Claims Conspiracy to Fix

Late News Bulletins  Tons of Sugar Piling Up In East Coast Warehouses

Politicians See Start Of Dewey, O'Dwyer Booms  Party Dinners Slated In New York Tonight

2 -Party Boon Boom Slated in N. Y   Dinners Tonight to Honor  Dewey. And O’Dwyer

Dewey Presidential Boom Will Be Launched Tonight   O'Dwyer Boosted For Governor Of New York In 1950 —Dewey Considered Principal Contender For GOP Nomination

FAVORITE SONS ARE HOLDING “@POTLIGHT”   Dinners Are Heralded As Significant in Long-Term Drives

Plans Mapped For Voluntary Conservation   Drive Expected Also To Be Blow At High Food . Prices

SET MEET 10 STUDY PLANS   Congress Groups Plan Speedy Action In Food Crisis

MUST MEET NEED OF THE STARVING ABROAD, HE SAYS   Citizens’. Committee Gathers to Map ‘Waste Less’ Program.   STOPGAP PLAN SPEEDED   Vandenberg Summons Foreign Relations Group to Meet November 10.

FURETARY SAYS EUROPE MUST BE FED   .uman’s Committee of 26 :“itizens Meets to Frame vrogram to Support “Waste Less” Appeal.   ANDENBERG CALLS NATE COMMITTEE   oveign Relations Group  to Meét Nov. 4 to Study _ Proposal for $580,000, -90 Emergency Relief.

Nation May Go Back to Ration Program on Food   Secretary Schwellenback Indicates Move If New Plan Fails

Schwellenbach Hints at U.S.  Food Rationing   Drastic Action Seen If Campaign Fails; Citizens Group Meets

Oiticial Hints At Rationing It Voluntary Efforts Fail  Labor Secretary   Labor Secretary Sees Public Backing As Citizens Food Committee Gathers

Will Depend On Response To Requests   Voluntary Actions Could Avert ‘More  Drastic’? Economies

Pvt MIMIC Matis GAG tion, even rationing of essentials, if the present system does not work.’

Labor Hints If Truman's  Drive Fails  Citizens’ Food Group Gathers In Capital

CabinetMember Hints Rationing It Food Plans Fail   Committee Meets To Map Prograrr To Support ‘Waste-Less’ Appeal

Schwellenbach Forecasts Drive  Will Drop Prices   Truman and Committee Confer to Fashion “Waste Less” Appeal

Schwellenbach Fearful Voluntary Conservation  Will Be Insufficient   Says Drastic Action Necessary To Mect Need Of Starving Europe

Food Rationing’s Return Is Hinted By Schwellenbach   Labor Secretary's Prediction Made As New ‘Waste Less’ Program Of President Truman Ie Getting linder Wav

Will Return If Voluntary Efforts Fail   Sehwellenbach  Says. Needs Of Starving Peo ple Abroad Must Be Met; Committee Called Meci Nov. 10. .

PRESIDENT OF MEXICO WELCOMED   ‘Reach Washington 7 This Afternoon; — Greeted by Truman

Truman To Greet Mexico President   Biggest Welcome Since Britain’s King And: Queen Were Here Is Being Prepared

Washington Plans Big Reception for Mexican Presiden!   Will Be Greeted by Truman and Thousands of Schooi Children

Mexico s Aleman Pays Return Call ‘GnU-S. President   Truman Sends Persona Plane to Transport Distinguished Visitors

King Christian Is Laid To Rest   Last Homage To Late King Of Denmark Paid By Grieving Subjects

KING CHRISTIAN LAID AT REST Ih DANISH CATHEDRAL   American and British Naval \ Units March ih Copen ai:

Settlement Presages End Of ‘Phone Strike With Union Approval   Agreement In Key Difficulty Of Phone Strike Expected To Receive Organization  Approval Within A Matter Of Few Days.

END OF TELEPHONE STRIKE FORESEEN: GRANT INCREASES   Key Long Distance Union And Company Make Agreement after Long Sessions on Subject.   GIBSON RELATES ACCORDS TODAY

Wage Raises Granted For Key Workers   Nation Has Good Reason To Hope For Normal Lines

Foreshadows An Early End To Tieups Involving 28 Other Affiliates Or Nationa) Federal Of Telephone Workers   LONG LINES WORKERS GET $2 TO $5 RAISE

Agreement Is Biggest Step Yet Toward Ending 32. Day Nationwide Walkout      Full Service Seen At An Early Date   Accord Reached Provides For Raise Of 11 Cents Per Hour

Reach Agreement On Distance Lines   Government Conciliators Declares That Settlement on Long Lines Presages Early End of Ali Telephone Union Disputes.

Long Lines Strike Settled   Agreement Calls for $2 to $5 Raise; Early Settlement of 32 Day Strike ts Expected

Officials Expect Early End to *. Strikes Extending over ie 32-Day Period .

LONG DISTANCE UNION AND AT&T AGREE ON WAGE   Workers to Return As Local Pacts Are Signed

Long Lines Wage Pact Hints Early Phene Strike End   ‘Officials Hope Normal Service Can Be Resumed in Matter cf Deys   28. WIRE GROUPS REMAIN OFF JOBS   AT&T Settlement With Long Distance Union Must Be Approved by Workers

WAGE INCREASES OF FROM $2 10% WEEKLY ACCEPTED   Action Foreshadows Early End to Tieups Involving Other Unions .

Settlement Foreshadows Early End For Tie-Ups Involving 28 NFETW Affiliates

Talmadge Would Force Treasurer lo Accept Taxes  Mandamus Hearing Set For February 6

HUGE SUPPLIES FOUND IN. GREECE   GRISWOLD BELIEVES GOODS “HELD: OFF MARKET TO . S MAINTAIN PRICES.

$75,000,000 In Supplies — Found In Greek Storage   American Mission. Says Thousands Of Cartons Of Cigarettes And Spoiled Medicine Located 7 — In Warehouses

Store of Greek Aid Supplies Found Unused   $75,000,000 Worth Of Goods Discoverec In Warehouses

SUPPLIES DIS COVERED IN GREEK WAREHOUSES   Items Originally Worth 75-Million Believed To Have Been Deli* th vately Overlooked

Big Supply Hoard  Found In Greece  $75,000,000 Worth Stored In Warehouses

U.S. Aid Mission Uncovers $75,000,000 Worth of Goods Stockpiled in Greece

Huge Amount Of Aid Supplies Held by Greeks   Goods Originally Worth 75 Million; Much Has Spoiled

TRE POWER OF ‘LOVE’: —  Man, Estranged From Wife, Turns Arsonist When She Refisaytn Seo Him

 Government May Have to Buy Those Eggs You Don’t Eat; Keep Up Price

ITALY HAVIN bs SHAKEIP - IN POLITICS   PREMIER SEEKS TO’ RESIGN POST AFTER SOCIALISTS AND REDS OPPOSE  Stee

TELLS HERBERT OHIO TEACHERS MAY WALK OUT   Says bey Groups’ Urging Strike to Demand Higher Wages

Governor Told ‘Subversive Forces’. Are Working Among Ohio: Teachers

Schoolmen Make Personal Plea To Gov. Herbert Committee Headed 7 . - Dillon idea  sseMmwaeveeswne FAP ae

Uncle Takes Beulah Louise to Hospital.   Mrs. Jungquist Says Family Desires to. Rehabilitate Girl

Says Griswold Will Not Quit Greek Post.   Washington Denies Any Conflict With U. S. Ambassador

Pennsylvania Railroad's ‘Red Arrow’ Wrecked On Horseshoe Curve, More Than 85 Hurt

80 Injured in Wreck Near Altoona, Pa:   Two Locomotives, AT Cars of Detroit to

Ten Killed; 80 Injured As Crack Train Leaves Track At Altoona, Pa.

Mrs. Rocco Sues  New York City   Woman Who Lost Leg _ Claims Police Failed To Protect Her.

French Troops Enter Marseille After Rioting   Measures For Security Tightened In Face Of General Red Strike

Troons Bolster Police Forces In French City   Second Largest City Of France Faces Communist Threatened General Strike   PORT FACILITIES ALREADY TIED UP

U.S. Assailed  By Bulgaria in Balkan Dispute   Charges ‘Deliberate Exaggeration’ to Gain Control Over Greece

Bulgaria Says. US Seeks-Armec Base In Greece   Balkan Attack Made Before UN Political Committee

Bulearia Renews Balkan Row   F.B.1., Other Officers Fooled By Ersatz Red “General” Until Comedians Start Horseplay

Bulgaria Attacks Motives of U. S. In Aid to Greece  Italy Barred trom UN he @..000-

BULGARIA ACCUSES THE UNITED STATES OF EXAGGERATING   The Balkan Disturbances Ax Kixcuse to Transfer Greece Armed Camp.   BEPORE U.N. ASSEMBLY   Two Developments Affected Relations Helween U. 8S. and Hulgaria.

Bulgarians Rap U. S. For Trying To Boss Balkans  Russian Veto Of UN Membership For Italy Seen As Bad Blunder

Ttalian Denial Balks Attempt  To Gain Power   Observers Call It ‘Political  Blunder’ As United States  ‘Plans To Appeal To  Assembly    East-West Lines Shattered Again   Russian Veto String Stands At 22 As Two Forums Are Tied In Knots ’ By Arguments

Flays U.S. For Stand On Greece   Bulgaria Charges U.S Exaggerates Trouble In, Balkans to Gain Domination of Area

Charge Made Before UN Group Meet   Italian Communists Are Handicapped By Russian Veto

U. $. Accused By Bulgaria   Claim Disturbances Are Exaggerated to Give U. S. Excuse

Balkan Trouble Cited In Attack   Arming Of Greeks Chief Topic In U. N. Address

U.S. Aceused Of Turning Greece  Into Armed Camp   Russia’s Veto of Italian Bid for Membership May Handicap Communists

ASKS EXTENSION OF RENTAL LAWS   Truman Seeks Continuation Of Controls for Year

FLIERS SIGHTED ON LIFE RAFTS   Six Crew Members Bail Out Over Pacific South Of Guam

SOVIETS. STUDY WMTATION TU EUROPE PARLEY      French.and British Push Plans For Conference on Reconstruction

Molotov Probably Will Jom Talks on Rebuildme Europe   [Reds Suspicious of Motives   of Anglo-French Parley on Reconstruction   BEVIN RETURNS WITH REPORT FOR ATTLEE   Briton Completes Prelimin: ary 2-Day Conference With Bidault Group

RUSSIANS ARE SUSPICIOUS OF  MARSHALLPLAN   Molotov Expected te Accept Anglo. French Bid—U. S. Asks Cooperation.

Attendance At Rehabilitation Meet Hinted   Europe Awaits Stalin’s Decision To Enter Planning For Assistance Program.

SUSPICIONS OF MOTIVES BEHIND THE INVITATION   Moscow Dispatch Hints Molotov Will Aecent

Moscow Permits Hint Molotov To Accept Proposal   Tass Claims Intent Of Discussions Is Secret Aqreement

‘Some Things Change But Little Even in 2000 Years’  Aged Franciscan Friar Speaks Truth ae ee 1 rf Pie. Seed Btedeeees

WAR AND BLOODSHED Bethlehem, Cradle Of Peace, Near Scene Of Strife Today

Fighting Mars C Svislates Eve  In Holy Land   There Is No Evidence Of ‘Peace On Earth. Good Will Toward Men’

Christmas in the Holy. Land Finds Little ‘Peace on Earth’, or ‘Good Will Toward Men’

No Peace on Road to Bethlehem  eee wists: Chanae ae Pade: Even in AKG Years

‘Good Will To Men’ Dims In Holy Land... But Bethlehem Holds A Hope For Peace

- Holy Land Tortured on Christmas Eve— : Bitter Men Vow Vengeance; Arabs Fight Jews in Cradle of Christianity

In Holy Land Shepherds Watch Their Flocks By Night, But There's No “Deace on Earth, Good Will To Men”

Christmas Story   \Gold Moonlight in Bethlehem....but Little Peace

Road That Mary And Joseph Traveled Still The Same After 1947 Year.

Bitter Men Vowing Violerice, Vengeance Upon.   -. Their Neighbors in Cradle of Christianity

CORN FORECAST SHOWS RISE OF 158,000,000BU.   Agriculture Departmen’ Predicts lowa Yield at 456,504,000 Bushels

IOWA YIELD GUESS UP 60 MILLION BU,   U.S. Prospect Above Average

Paris Facing Strike Crisis   Garbage Collectors And Waterworks Emploves Ouit.

Marital Limits On Ages Drafted   More Bills Would Close Up Jails In N. C. Areas

TAFT, GEORGE SAY Pale TAG UN HELP FOR EUROPE 1S HIGH   Twenty Billions Are Too Much, Republicans Declare; 597 Millions Asked at Once.   EXPERTS CALLED TO GIVE FACTS

Taft Indicafes Cost Too High To Americans   Truman, Marsho Face Big Job In Sellina Proaram

ACTION BEGUN ON QUICK-AID EUROPEAN PLAN   Legislators Agree on Emergency Help, But Balk on LongRange Costs.

Aid Costs Too High For Taft   WASHINGTON, (UP).— Seeretary of State George (. Marshall told congress today that the administration will ask for China,

New Cracks Appear in Nation’s Cost-of-Living Price Structure   Cotton, Wheat, Butter and Some Textiles Ar ‘Most Vulnerable to Pressure of Steadily Increasing Supplies and Weakenina Demand

Cost of Livine Prices Drop Across Nation   Downtrend Follows Ford’s Surprise Announcement

New Living Cost Breaks   Cotton, Wheat and Butter Most Vulnerable To Increasing Supplies

Cotton, Food. Stock Prices  Hit Decline   Futures Break $4 Per Bale; Wheat Off Four Cents; Butter Also Down

Chiang’ s Death Forecast as Near; Soothsayers Bring Worry to China

LABOR MERGER PLAN PROPOSED   LaGuardia Says Industrial Peace Could Be Assured By New Setup

SOVIET SEEKS BIG INCREASE IN PRODUCTION.   Blames Lag in Coal Output for Delaying Economic Developmen

Production In Russia Lags   ... Soviet Fails To Achieve Goals Set For 1946

PRODUCTION IN RUSSIA SLOWED   Lagging Coal Output I: Holding Up Whole Economy Program

COAL OUTPUT ALSO LAGGING IN SOVIET UNION   Ministers Say Low Production Holding Up Entire National Economy

RUSSIAN CABINET CALLS FOR 16 PERCENT INCREASE IN COAL OUTPUT AS 1947 GOALS ARE SET UNDER PLAN

Russian Cabinet Pushing for More Production  Ministers Say Lag In Coal Output Hampering Soviet

RUSSIA BLAMES COAL SHORTAGE   Soviet Cabinet Calls For 16 Per Cent Increase In Coal Output To Keep FiveYear Plan On Its Feet.

Soviet Council of Ministers Demands  ~ Increased Output:   Says Lagging Production of. Coal Holds Up Whole’  National Economy.

SOVIETS ADMIT FIVE-YEAR PLAN GOALS      Lag in Coal Production Holds Up Development of Other Industries

Red Council Sets Goal In 5-Year Plan  Calls For Hike In Coal Output  Scr sero m:

Soviet Officials _ Demand Jump In Coal Output        For Delaying Nation's  Economic Developmen’

Russians Claim Coal Lug Delaying Their 5-Year Plan   Calf for 16 Per Cant Output Hike---List Production Goals

Economic Development Hurt By Lag in Coal, Reds Say  Call For 16 Per Cent Increase

16 Pct. Hike in Mine Production For ’47 Ordered   List Shortcomings In Transporta. tion, Housing Other Industries In 1946

Heavy Industry Badly Crippled, Russians Reveal   Coal Output Far Below Need; Grain Supply Is Short

Russia Sets Goal for More Coal to Spur Lagging Industrial Program

Lack of Coal Hits Russia   Economy Program Being Held Back; Increase In Production Sought

SOVIET CABINET TELLS OF LAG IN 5-YEAR PLAN   Coal Main Bottleneck In Increased Production, Council Reperts

 _FIVE- YEAR: PLAN HITS SNAG— Lag In Coal Production Delays Soviet Program

SOVIET COUNCIL DEMANDS BOOST IN COAL OUTPUT  BLAMES PRODUCTION an Eno cl OwiNe

Soviet Demands More Production   ‘Nation Falling Behind 1947 Goals, Moscow Wearna Republics

Russia Calls For Hike in Goal Output   Blames Lag  For Delaying Whole Economic Development

Legion Head Urges Truman Doctrine Support ‘Using Troops If Necessary’

LEGION SUPPORTS TRUMAN DOCTRINE   Commander Griffith Calls For American Troops In Greece If Needed

Says Legion 100 Pct. Behind Truman Policy Of Providing Aid  a ae jes went lc hee (aera

Secretary of UN Calls for Closer Check on Spending   Lie Submits 1948 Budget Of 39 Millions to 55 Member Nations   11 MILLION BOOST OVER CURRENT YEAR   ‘Increase Is Attributed to _ Rapid Growth of United  Nation Activity

LONG HEAD OF SENATE GROUP TH SIFT BILLS   House to Take Up Assessor and Farm Road Bills After Recess.

Old Man Rive Rises to 40.1 Ft. in illinois —   Another Town, Grand Tower, Two-thirds Underwater

Mississippi Crest Sets New Record   Clear Weather Promises End of Flood Danger

Si eenetemneneemmnmineiameental eee  Willing To War On Reds,  Says fuhert Montgomery   Sereen Actor Tells Un-American Probers He Is Ready To Give Up Job Again To Fight Totalitarianism Called Communism: Others Also Testify

U.S. Unrest Aim of Reds, Baruch Says   Statesman Believes Conflict Unlikely ; Offers Defense Plan

Baruch Charges Reds Seek Unrest  Says Soviets Waging ‘Cold War’ In U. S.

‘Cold War With  Russia Exists’   Baruch Gives Views On Ways To Have World Peace

REDS ACCUSED OF “COLD WAR™ AGAINST IJ. §   Bernard M. Baruch Says Conflict Between Powers Not Immediate Threat.

.aruch Accuses Russia Of Stirring Unrest In U.S; Urges Youth Training   Late Bulletins

Baruch Says Russia Wages ‘Cold War' Against U. S.   Adviser to Presidents Asserts Armed Conflict Not an Immediate Threat

77 Schools In Buffalo Are Closed In Face Of Threat Of Walkout By Teachers

Most Buffalo Schools Closed In Pay Squabble   Teachers Had Asked $500 Immediate Bonus

Russ Agree To Meet on Marshall Plar   Big Three Talks Slated to Begin In Paris Fridey

AIBEINER. LOOPS, PERILING: 23.  ‘DC.4 Righted ‘Only ‘500 Ft. Off Ground

Passengers Saved hy Lucky ‘Break When Plane Flip-flops in Midair

New Traffic Law Will Make Things Hot for Road Hogs   By Col. Homer Garrison, Director Department of Public Safety

Truman Seeks Relaxation at Key West Naval Test   Grave International Crisis Forms Background for President's Vacation

Truman Takes Deserved Rest At Key West   No Plans Other Than Te Loaf For A Week End; Last Two Weeks Were Exceptionally Tiring

R ' xation And Sunshine [s Diet Of President After Syrain Of Three Majo1 Addresses And Grave In. ternational Situation.

Relaxation and Sunshine Sought  Truman Vacations At Submarine Base

Montana Shivers In Another Cold Wave Today  Below-Zero Readings Are Forecast For State Tonight

Italian Riots Stir Counter Charge: Civil War Eyed   Pramier Assailed

Riots Caused Deaths of Ten Persons   Left and Right Factions Voice Charces

BIG FOUR PASSENGER TRAIN  LEFT TRACKS NEAR SHELBY.  AFTER HITTING OREN ae SWITCH

Six Are Dead ~—— [n Ohio Wreek   Big Four Passenger Train Jumps Track Near Shelby, Ohio, Late Wednesday   RAILROAD MEN WRECK VICTIMS

SIX ARE KILLED IN TRAIN GRASH   Big Four Passenger Jumps Rails at Shiloh, 0., Hits  Open Switch

Truman Leads In Welcoming Miquel Aleman   President in Speceh Calls for Closer Relations Betweer Two Neighboring Repub fies

G6 Yanks Freed By Yugoslavs   Report Tito Has Ordered Freeing of Soldiers Who Stray Over Line

YANKS ARE RELEASED      Detailn of Capture in Yugoslavia te Be Told in 48 Hours

Slavs Let Yanks Go   Soldiers Taken Prisoner While On Patrol in Trieste Are Released

Six U.S. Troops Freed Today. by Yugoslavs   Tito's Order Curbs Rash Acts of His Soldiers

Yugoslav Troops Release Soldiers   Held After Crossin; Trieste Border, U.S. Patrols Are Freed

6 American ‘Soldiers ‘Released   Yugoslavs, Who Seized Them, Turn Them Back To LU. S. Army Authorities

Release Six Yank Soldiers   Taken into Custody, Held by Yugoslavs, is U.S. Army Report

YUGOSLAVS LET SIX YANKS GO   Group Captured Yesterday ai Trieste Freed—Details Are Withheld

Deadline Rush Is Precipitated By Many Unions   Auto Workers Join in Compliance with Labor Law Provisions

Auto Workefs in#Last-Minute Bid For NLRB Pledge   Reuther Wires Chairman of Compliance With Taft-Hartley Act

UNIONS RUSH TO BEAT DEADLINE FOR COMPLIANCE   CIO Auto Workers Meet Anti-Communist Provisions Of NLRB   STEELWORKERS, UMW REFUSE TO GO ALONG

UAW TO ABIDE BY LABOR ACT   Notice of Compliance With Taft-Hartley Act Filed By Walter Reuther

Unions Rush To Sign Non-Red  Declarations UAW Does About Face As Deadline Nears;   Lewis Stil Holds Out

UNIONS RUSH T6 BEAT DEADLINE ON LABOR LAW   CIO Auto Workers Get Under Wire; UMW Still Holde Out

 Steel, Mine And Electrical Workers Hold Out  Unions Stage Last-Minute Rush 'ToComply In Taft-Hartley Law

Hundreds Of Unions Rush To Beat Deadline   UMW Among Group Ignoring Requirements

Unions Agree On Compliance Of Law Terms   Taft-Hartley Compliance Signified By Union mt Leaders -

Most Unions Beat Deadline For Affidavits   Ignored, However, By Murray, Lewis; Rule Challenged

Drive Spurred For BIS Branch   Federal Agency Offers Marion Site

REPUBLICANS MAY OFFER ANTI-INFLATION PROGRAW   Senatorial Group Appears Likely To Do Some Talking About Setting Up Own Proposals For Balking Increased Cost Of Living As Counteraction To Truman’s Ten-Point Plan Presented Monday—Price Control And Rationing Suggestions Assailed

RANKS OF GOP DEMAND DRIVE ON INFLATION   REPUBLICANS MAP ATTACK ON HIGH LIVING COSTS

GOP CLAMORS FOR COUNTER SCHEME   Wants Own Blueprint to Combat Inflation.

ASK LEGION AID IN WORLD PEACE   ILLINOIS GOVERNOR SAYS VETS TO. AID. DRAFTING POLICIES:

Declares Portal Wage Suits Hold Threat Of  Disaster to Industry   Rv MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

INDUSTRY ASKS PROTECTION: Aircraft Plants Said Menaced By Unions’ Portal Pay Suits

Aireraft Firms See Their End In Portal Suits   Industry Spokesman Says Claims Filed Exceed Comnmanies’ Asceta

Portal Pay Relief Asked By mploy ers   Senate Committee Told Nation Faces ‘Economic Tailspin’

SPEED NEEDED FOR AID BILL      Congress Faces Last-Minute Rush — Special Session Scheduled te Jo iday — Sympathy for Inclusion of Funds to China Complicates Micture,

FAST ACTION ls REQUIRED ON AID BILL   LAST. MINUTE RUSH NEEDED “HE. PUNDS. AUTHORIZED— .. ‘HOUSE FINALLY VOTED

SENATE T0 GET AID BILL FRIDAY   Special Session Is Faced ‘With Last-Minute Rush To Provide Funds

Congress Must Speed Up Action On Stop-Gap At   Last-Minute Rush Faced T« Get Final Action On Relief Measure

Four Groups Complete Ruhr Coal Minina Studies   Siamese Twins’ Condition Is Reported ‘Only Fair’

Would Pay All Service Men for Time in Uniform   Would Require Tax of 18 ta 2.3 Mills in State; Salary Increase Measure Signed

Tells Committee Considering Labor Reform  Sees No Reason Reds Should Be Allowed Ta Beam bac MbLice

LU. S. Asked To Outlaw  Communists   Plea Made By Schwellen. bach; Excise Extension Bill Signed

SCHWELLENBACH URGES OUTLAW OF COMMUNISTS   Proposal Made te Congress Labor Committee

j —— A rnc Churchill Loses In  Commons  ~ House Will Adjourn Until October 20

Churchill Failsto Prevent Adjournment Of House of Commons   Gov't Crisis Program Gets Final Approval

CHURGHILL FLOPS NV KCEPING HOUSE FROM ADJOURNING   Commons Lays Off For Ten Weeks in Face Of Grave English Eeonomie Crisis.   OCTOBER 20 IS DATE FOR RECONVENING

Churchill Beaten In Last Ditch Stand To  Force Consideration   Lorders Approve Attlee Labor Bill And House Takes 10-Weeks Vacation;  Conservatives Wanted Five

House of. Commons  Adjourns  Churchill's Lost Ditch Stand to  Keep Commons ln Seceian Faile

Government Wins Fight  In Commons   Adjournment For Ten Weeks Voted Despite Crisis

The Weather   Conservative Bid to Trim  Recess Fails  a 9 a a an   Eden Warns U.S. Loan Runs Out During Holidcy

Churchill Fails To Halt Commons From Adjourning  ey er oat Wests (VEE   House Takes 10 Weeks Off In Face of Britain's Economic Crisis   U. S. LOAN EXPECTED TO RUN OUT BY THEN   Eden Takes Leading Role In Conservative Assault Qn Government

DRASTIC ATTLEE BILL IS PASSED   House of Lords Approves Crisis Legislation

Four Members Of Family Die In Plane Crash   Frank Norris and Wife, Ada, and Brother, Tom Norris and Wife, Paris, Texas, Perish Near Ada

FOUR KILLED AS PLANE GRASHES   Members of Prominent Ada Family Lose Lives When Cratt. Explodes.

WORLD PEACE IS PREDICTED BY PRESIDEN]   Military Training Report Awaited By Truman

Ex-Rep. May Indicted  for Corruptly Taking $53,000 War Gifts   Federal Grand Jury Also Names 2 Garsson Brothers, Freeman in Dea

RECEIVED BRIBES TOTALING $53,634 HT 1S CHARGED   Accepted That Amount in Cash, Checks and Land, “Jury Renorts   FOUR-COUNT INDICTMENT   Jos. Freeman, Third Officer in Munitions Combine, fs Also Named

Steel Workers Ask —23-(ent Increases   ClO Policy Makers Gather To Shape Course for Peace or Strikes

Steel Asked for 23 Cent Wage Raise   Some Settlements Made At 15 Cents As CIO Cails Parley

Vote This Session on Terminal Bonds Predicted  House Group Would Take Benefits From Communists

BILL TO CASH BONDS LIKELY   Martin Predicts Action By Congress for Cashing Of Terminal Leave Bonds

CASHING OF VET BONDS PREDICTED   MARTIN BELIEVES CONGRESS WILL VOTE TO REDEEM TERMINAL LEAVE ISSUE,

CASH FAVORED ON TERMINAL LEAVE BONDS   VETERANS BENEFITS MAY BE DENIED TO COMMUNISTS

GI Bond-Cashing Law Is Predicted At Early Date   Speaker Martin Says Government Could Sav: Money On Transaction

Nation Receives Wheat Forecast   Report May Affect Government Grain Export Policies

INDIAN MILITARY TAKES OFFENSIVE   Aggressive Action Brings Situation ‘Under Control’

‘1,000 Perish During India Riots   Military Forces Open Attacks Acainst Carnage

Military Forces Take Over as India Riots Continue  1009 Slain i in 4 Days

Jews Strike  In Protest Of  Deportation 800 Uncertified  Jewish Immigrant: To Cyprus

President Calls Foreign Parley   State Department to Review International Picture with Truman

HUGHES HEARING TO BE REOPENED   Ferguson Says Probe Will  Resume Nov. !7

HUGHES HEARING TO BE RESUMED   Senator Ferguson Says No Definite Date Set

HUGHES HEARING TO BE RESUMED   Senator Ferguson Reports War. time Contracts Will Be Aired Before Nov. 17

Patrolman Rams Car to, End Running Battle   Quintet Sought In Five States For Series of Robberies

Catch 5 In Running Gun Battle on No. 40   Indiana Men Raced at Ninety Miles Hour Through Three Road Blocks; Trooper Rams Car After Occupants Fire at Police

GUN BATTLE ENDS IN CAPTURE OF FIVE MEN. ON HIGHWAY   Were Sought In -Five States For Questioning About Robberies.   CAUGHT IN EDGE OF K€   Bandits Fired ‘Ten ‘Shot: Into a Pursuing Police Car.

Five Youths Arrested by Missouri Highway Patro! After Hectic Chase

REPORT FRIENDS PAID TAX CLAIM   EX-CAPONE MOBSTER AFFIRMS BELIEF IN’ SANTA CLAUS STORY

BELIEVES IN SANTA CLAUS Ex-Capone Man Wonders How ~$422,000 Knocked Off Tax

PRINCESS OF PULCHRITUDE ~»Memphis Belle Crowned ‘Miss America of 194.7’

Memphis Girl ls Named 1947 Miss America   Largest Crowd in History of Pageant Applauds New Winnn

W. Va. Beauty Out of Race   Miss America Title Now Lies Among Five

MAURICE W. WALKER, T\4 REMAINS WILL ARRIVE IN PATOKA FOR FINAL INTERMEN’

Elgin Boy Among War Dead Returned      Pfc. Michael Blockhus, jr. Brought Home for Burial

First Overseas Veteran Is  To Be Buried Here Soon   Body of Calvin C. Brandenburg brought from Belguim for Interment at Rose Hill Cemetery

BODY OF SULLY SOLDIER WILL BE SENT TO PELLA   Pvt. Dick R. Jansen Lost His Life in European Theatre

FIRST BODY OF DEAD VETERAN COMES TO MANLIUS      Government Announces That Body Of Lt. Arva L. Hewitt Of Manlius Will Be First One Returned To Bureau County For Burial.

Briggs Plant Faces Strike   20,000 May. Respond To Wednesday ‘Call :

25 DIE, 124 HURT AS TRAIN PLUNGES OVER EMBANKMENT   Pennsylivania’s 14-Car “Red Arrow” Suddenly Jumps Track in Mountains Near Altoona, Pa.   PASSENGERS ASLEEP; CAUSE A MYSTERY   Coaches and Sleepers Become Mass of Twisted Steel— Emergency Wards Set Up to Treat Injured.

25 LOSE LIVES IN DERAILMENT OF CRACK TRAIN   124 Others Injured In Wreck Of Red Arrew Near Alteena, Pa.   MANY HEROIC DEEDS REPORTED AT SCENE

‘25 Are Killed, 124 Hurt in ‘Train Wreck   Coaches Leave Rails at Curve in Becident in Fast

25 ‘Killed; 124: Hurt: ‘tas Tra ‘ain Plunees:150:Feet: ‘on‘Curve®

Rail Wreck Kills 25, Injures 116   Penn’s ‘Red Rocket’ Dives Over Bank

Coroner Says 22 Bodies Were Found In Wreckage   Disaster Occurs Near ‘Horseshoe Curve’ In Pennsylvania: Derails. Falls 120 Feet

Vrain Plunges «kmbankment   Co”. = ri ennsyly © .©%'‘ailroad’s Red Arrow Flier Leaves  Ra ayy llegheny Mountains, Hurtling 2823 10 Feet Into Ravine

Prepare for Action on Resubmission Issue   Subcommiitee Chosen By Kansas House to Draw Un Resafutian

Deport Eisler, Probers Urge  Trial for Passport Fraud, Perjury Also Receives Approval

URGE PROSECUTION AND DEPORTATION OF HANNS EISLER   House Un-American Activities Group Finds Composer “Perjured His Way in and Out of U. 8.”   MRS, ROOSEVELT NOT MENTIONED EN REPORT   But Committee Voices Belief  Pressure Was Exerted to Obtain Entry Visa tor Former Ex-Communist...

HOUSE GROUP WOULD DEPORT HANNS EISLER   Case for the Justice Department, Says Chairman

EISLER MAY BE DEPORTED   Inquiry Chlef Says Committee Will Probably Ask Red Be Ousted from U. S.

Solons Advise Hanns Eisler Be Prosecuted   Pressing of Perjury and Fraud Charges Urged by Committee

Un-American Committee ‘Recommends Prosecution.  Deportation of Eisler

DEPORTATION OF EISLER ASKED   UnAmerican Body Urges Perjury Prosecution

Rep. Thomas. Says. Action . Slated. To Oust Hanns Eisler, Accused Of . Red ‘Activities ©

Un-American Body Asks Prosecution Of Hanns Eisler  Faces Charges of Fraud on Passport, Perjury; Deportation Asked

Fisler Case May Go to Justice Dept.   Thomas Charges Composer Gave Conflicting Stories

House Group To Urge Ban On Song Writer   DEPORTATION OF HANS EISLER SOUGHT BY BODY

May Suggest Deportation For Eisler   Members Convinced Case Is For Justice Department.

SROUP MAY ASK  THAT EISLER G0   Deportation  Request Likely Probe Chairman Says

"With No Return’—  Red Probers Ask That Eisler Be Deported   Committee Also Seeks Prosecution for Fraud, Perjury in Justice Report

ACTION AGAINST EISLER LIKELY   Thomas Thinks Committee Will Recommend Deportation Steps

Deportation May. Be Asked For Eisler   Un-American Group Nears End Of Probe

DEPORTATION IS SOUGHT FOR HANNS EISLER   He Is Charged with Perjury and for Passport Fraud

BOOSTS HUSBAND   Fisler Charged By Committee  Urges Prosecution Of Hollywood Writer

Prosecution Of Eisler Is Suggested   House Committee ilear ing Case Also Unani ‘mously Calls For De nortation .

Eisler Faces Prober’s Call For Eviction   Thomas Says House Likely To Request Deportation Edict

URGE EISLER PROSECUTION   House Committee Calls For Charges of Perjury And Passport Fraud

May Urge Deportation Action Against Eisler:   House Committee Members Feel It Is Case For Justice Department, Chairman Thomas Tells Newsmen

Eisler May Get txiling Orders   Deportation Action May Be Suggested By House Committe:

‘Fraud’ Cited — ah ;  House Gs: May Sugge.*, Hanns eo Be Deported ”   Un-American Probers Convinced Composer  Is Undesirable Alien

Deportation Of Eisler Is To Be Urged   Entrance Into Country by Froud Is Charged

Deportation Of Eisler Is Asked By Probe Group   Also Recommends Prosecution For Perjury And Paeenort Fraud.

EISLER ACCUSED OF PERJURY AND FRAUD   Heuse Committee Recommends Prosecution And Deportation Ht Sonewriter

WOULD PROSECUTE   House Committee Says Fis. ler guilty of Perjury, Passport Fraud

“IKE” PROPOSED FOR NOMINATION   General Suggested as Truman Runnings Mate.

Would Curb Inflation in Land Values   Secretary Anderson Call: Conference to Discour age the Trend

NEW STORE OPENING SET FOR TOMORROW   Establishment Of Joe, The Motor ists’ Friend, Inc., Located In Former Mayflower Quarters

Administration Pins Relief Finance Hopes Upon Senate  Committee Taking   Up Study of  Europe Aid Bill

Looks To Senate On Foreign Aid  No Immediate Indication Of Chambker’s Course

Foreign Aid Issue Waits Senate Vote  House Slashes Amount Asked Far Furopeans

Senate Body to Consider Aid Measure Today  Regime Hopes Grou Will Restore Cuts

Agree China Needs Help   Bat Administration Mosn't Offered Definite Prograns For Heiping Thot. Country

$88,000,000 CUT FROM AID BILL   Administration Pins Hope On Senate To Restore Reductions   COURSE IS UNCERTAIN

AID RESTORATION IS UP TO SENATE   Agreement on Occupation Costs Revealed.

Administration: Looks Tc Senate To Restore  House Cuts In Aid Bill

Foreign Aid Cut May Be Restorec  Hopes Pinned Upon Senate For Action

Senate Silent On House Cut In Foreign Aid  , ee Pe een  pee tees   Committee Meeting To Determine Tine of Action

SENATE MAY RESTORE CUT IN AID FUND   Bridges To Sound Out Committee: _ At Meet Today

HOPE FOR AID FUND IN. SENATE   Administration Pins Last Hope For Full Amount _ With Upper House

LOOKS TO SENATE   House Reduced Amount Truman Wanted for Foreign Aid

Senate Takes Up Europe Aid Measure Today   There Is Scant Hope It Will Restore Funds Slashed By House

—-HOUSE BACKS CUT IN FUNDS— Senate Is Last Hope In  Foreign Aid Controversy

TRUMAN HOPES SENATORS WILL ERASE AID CUTS   House Approves Slash Bott In European Relief And Exnenses For Army

Senate Receives Foreign Aid Fund Bill from House   Administration Ho pes Senate Will Restore Funds. Cut by House

House Pares Aid Finances   Senate Considers  Slash of 88 Millien

Look Io Senate To Restore Cut   No Indication Given As To What Body Will Do On Aid Bill

Resloration Of Relief Slashes Up To Senate   Committee Will Meet Today To  Decide Crniurca

AID FUND RIFT CONTINUES ON   Administration Hopes Senate Will Restore Cuts totaling 88 Million

New Price Rises Are Announced  Bakers, Shoe Firm Report Increases

Soaring Prices for Grain, Cattle Strike New Blows at Pocketbooks

Des Viomes Bakers Hike Price 2 Cents as Wheat Market Hits $3 Again

Begin Wave Of New Increases In Bread Prices   Shoes Also Going Uy As Consumer’s Dolla  Shrinks Further.

Bread. Shoes To Take More Of US. Dollar   International to Boost Prices 35 to 95¢:  Wheat $3 Again

TO RUN INTO THOUSANDS   Large Quantity of L. Paul Harris’ Merchandise Destroyed

For The Employer: ‘New Labor Legislation Sets  : Up Independent Bargaining

FATAL SHOOTING OF BRAKEMAN SOLVEL   Youth Admits He Fired Two Shots at Train Locomotive in Which Victim Was Riding.

WELCH HOUSES CRACKED UP BY SINKING GROUND   Slow Earth Movement Damages Amount To Several Millions

2ND BIG BLOW THREATENED IN FLORIDA AREA   Floods Add to Woes Of Storm Lashed Coastal Cities

Proposal Is Reply To Truman’s Plea For Price Control   Taft Says Bill Listing Four-Point Program To Be Introduced in House

Four-Point Bill Goes To Present Congress Sessior   Measure Provides For Facilities, Export Controls

GOP Leaders Agree On Anti-Inflation Program for Nation   Installment Buying Controls Okayed by Senate Committee

Pian Calls For Curbs On Bank Credits; Ignores Price, Rationing Issues

Congressional Leaders Agree On Four-Point Program For Enactment During Present Session—Taft And Halleck Outline Proposals, Including Voluntary Agreements By Industry To Hold Living Costs In Line—Boost In Gold Reserves Urged

AN ECONOMIC PLAN   G.O.P. Leaders Agree on 4 Point Program as AntiInflation Measure

Party Sets Own 4-Point Program In Rebuttal to Truman’s Proposals Seek Voluntary Allocation Setup

Taft, Halleck Say Program  Calls for Industry-Wide  Agreements To Hold Living Costs in Line.  MEASTIRE IS REPLY   MEASURE IS REPLY TO TRUMAN’S PLAN

HOUSE CHOPS UP STOP-GAP EUROPEAN Ald   REPUBLICANS MAP THEIR OWN WAR ON INFLATION

Provisions Of Bill Told By Taft, Halleck   Reply To Truman’s Request for Powers to Resume Economic Curbs

Four-Point Plan to Get Early Action  Voluntary Pacts to Hold Prices ‘Dawn Featured

G.0.P 10 SHELVE RATIONING MOVE   Administration-Offered Bil Appears To Be Doomed

Voluntary Price Pacts  To Be Asked   To Increase Reserves Back Of Currency

Voluntary Industry Agreements To Hold Living Costs in Line, According To Taft

GOP PRESENTS OWN 4-POINT ECONOMIC PLAN   Republicans Draft Program i Reply to Truman’s Bid for Broad Powers

Truman’s Program Totally Ignored  Controls On Installment Buying Voted.

Price, Rationing Controls Denied: Credits Curbed   Passage Sought Before Christmas

PUTS TRUMAN IO-POINT PLAN ON THE SHELF   ‘Would Extend Trznsport and  €xport Controls, Check Bank Credits.

Leaders Willing To Take  Action   Four Major Points Are Outlined By Taft

Is An Answer To Truman's Price Control.   Demos Accuse ‘Rubber Stamping’ For ‘Big Business.’

GOP Agrees on 4-Point Program on Inflation  Republicans Says Bill To Pass By December 19

GOP Drafts Controls Bill   Anti-Inflation Measure Answer to Truman’s Ration Power Request

GOP Leaders Map Own Program for Inflation Battle   Favor Bank Credit Curbs and Voluntary Allocaticn of Materials   PRICE, RATIONING CONTROLS REJECTED   Plan to Be Proposed By ‘ Wolcott Pigeonholes President’s Proposal

4-Point Program Agreed on After Conference Held Wednesday; Plan Answer to Plea From President For Return Of Rationing Power

Program Urges Credit Curbs, Export Control   No Rationing or Price ‘Controls Are Included in Setup

VoluntaryPaets For Industries Urged to Hold  Prices Down   Boosts in Currency Gold Reserves, Export Controls Sought

G. 0. P. Agrees To Plan Aimed At Inflation   Senator Taft and Republican House Leader Halleck Give Program to Public

Industry-Wide Living Cost Program Sought   Export Controls Would Be Expanded, Plan Is Reply To Truman's Proposal

Gold Reserve Increase, Export Curbs, Voluntary Agreements Recommended

Most Truman Proposals Are Ignored By GOP In Drafting Its Anti- Inflation Program

G OP Leaders Draft 4-Point Anti-Inflation Program For Action Before Dec. 19

Republicans Agreed -on Four-Point Anti~ [nflation Campaigr   Leaders. Fr rame. Program as Answer to Truman's Request for Powers.

Four-Point Plan Listed By Leaders   Call Upon Congress To Pass Measure as Answer to Truman

Anti-Inflation Plan Proposed By Republicans   Industry-Wide Pacts To Curb Cost Rise Part Of Program

4-Point Inflation Program Mapped  G. O. P. Leaders Ignore Rationing oe = =’ os a Fs OP ae nh are

Measure Asks Voluntary Aid  In Price War   Taft Says Single Bill Containing All Points Will Be Introduced  In House Soon

INDUSTRY-WIDE ACTION SOUGHT TO CURB COSTS   Opposition Charges Rubber Stamping Activity

Special Session.. Action on Four Provisions Asked  Gencers High Cots,

GOP Drafts Plan Jn Answer To Truman Request   Four-Point . Proposal Includes Voluntary Agreement To Hold Prices In Line: Control Facilities

Republicans Have Plan to Curb Prices   G.O.P. Leaders Agree on Anti-Inflation Program In Place of Truman’s Retien Power Request

Republicans Map Battle On Inflation  Control Placed On Voluniary - Basis by G.O.P

GOP Advocates Industry-Wide Agreements   House Group Plans One-Day Hearing on Proposals Tomorrow.

Anti-Inflation Program Agreed by G.0.P. Heads   Propesals Attacked

Republicans Try For Agreement On Inflation Curbs  Snub Program Of  ee

REPUBLICANS ARE AGREED ON 4-POQINT PLAN   Voluntary, Industry - Wide Living Cost Action Is Suggested

Republicans In Congress  Take Action  Speedy Passage Of Bill Sought

Anti-Inflation Program Sef For Passage   Four-Point Pian Is Agreed Upon Ry GOP Leaders

Four-Point Program Drawn for Passage by Present Congress; Limited Controls by U.S. Favored

Price, Rationing Curbs Not Included In 4-Point Plan Drafted By Solons

GOP To Ignore Truman Plans For Rationing   Taft Declares Proposale To Be Pigeon-holed; Party ‘Mapping Tis Own Program

ANTI-INFLATION — PROGRAM IS AGREED ON BY REPUBLICANS   Leaders Say It Will Be En acted During Present’ Session of Congress.  IS A FOUR PGINT AFFAIR   Provides Voluntary Industrywide Agreement to Hold Down Living Costs.

SUBSTITUTE FOR TRUMAN'S BID TO IMPOSE CONTROLS   FOUR-POINT PROGRAM STRESSES VOLUNTARY INDUSTRIAL PLEDGES

REPUBLICANS BAN RATION CONTROLS   Leaders Agree On Four Point AntiInflation Program

Ration Bill Put Aside By GOP Leaders   Republicans Expected To Try Own Program To Combat Inflation; Harriman Measure Qut

Voluntary Plar of Allocation . to Be Urged   Measure’ Approved ‘to. ‘Restare- Limits.. a in Time Buvina

Asks Industry Place Goods Voluntarily  Wramte Berl Cuasis   Wants Bank Credit Check—Omiits Price, Rationing Curbs

—CONTROLS — Hearings Will Open TOMOLrow   ALL COVERED  IN SINGLE BILL

GOP Agrees On Anfi-Intlation Four-Point Plan   Truman Request To. Get Nowhere, ‘Republicans Say

Cost-Of-Living Pacts Proposed   Anti-Trust Laws Would Be Set Aside Temporarily; Republican Setup Immediately Attacked By Democrats

G.0.P. DRAFTS APOINT PLAN ON INFLATION   Republicans Agree on Legistation for Enactment at This Session of Congress.

REPUBLICAN LEADERS DRAW UP FOUR-POINT ECONOMIC PROGRAM  PASSAGE THIS SESSION FOR BILLS, NOT PRICE CONTROL. RATION SEEN

G.0.P. Leaders Agree on 4 Point Program as AntiInflation Measure

GOP Is Set For Drive On Inflation   Leaders Plan ts Seek Enactment  On 4-point Programm _At Pracant Saecinn

RATIONING LEFT OUT BUT CREDIT CURB FAVORED   Party to Seek Passage Before Xmas; Truman Plan Loses

GOP Grou; To Fight Inflation   Porty Leaders Adopt 4-Point Program; Discard Price Controls

Pactto Hold Downl.C.L. Is Provided   Also Would Expand Export Rules, Boost Gold Reserves; Hold  Transport Needs   Program Attacked   Democrats Accuse GOP, of Rubber Stamp  Tactics

Shelve Drastic Proposals Mr. Truman Asked   Bill for GOP Plan Will B Offered in Congress, ‘Probably Today ,

U, 5, REPORTED READY 10 WRITE OFF PART DEBT   Russia Would Pay Approximately 50 Million Dollars

1} Molotov Answer Awaited ....  Demand Russia Halt Raids On Germany

U.S. Demands That Russia Halt Removals. F rom Eastern Germany; Reply Is Awaited.

Success of Big 4 Meet Depends On Red Answer?  Reparations Remova! le OQredarcd Haltod

Reparations  Issue Faces  Big Four Await Molotov’s  Reply To ‘Firm’ U. S. Demand

Success of Parley Hinges On Molotov Reply to U.S   Foreign Ministers Await Answer to Americar Demand for Haiting Reparations Removals

Russian Reply Holds Success Of Conf erence   U. S. Demands Soviet Stop Removal of Reparations From Eastern Germany

Molotov To Repl Ty US. Demands On Reparations   Answer May Decide Success Or Failure Of Pariey.

Ministers Await Molotov Reaction To U.S. Request   Conference Success Depends On Answer To Blunt Statement

U. §. DEMANDS SOVIET HALT DRAIN OF REICH   ‘Stop Taking Reparations, Marshall Tells Reds At London

U.S. Demand Confronts Molotov   Answer May Mean Success Or Failure Of Conference

Molotov Faces Firm US. Stand ‘On Reparations   Russian Reaction Expected at Today’s Meeting of Big Four

Russians Asked  To Quit Taking  German Goods Marshall Flatly Saal.  e En )

Soviet Reply May Tell Fate Big-4 Parleys   Marshall Demands Russians Cease Bleeding Germany

QUIT ROBBING GERMANY, U.S. TELLS RUSSIA   ACCORD FOR BIG 4 HINGES ON SOVIET REPARATIONS

Await Answer Of Russians On U. §. Demand   Reds Told To Halt Reparations Removal: In Eastern Germany; Molotov To Reply

It's Molotoy’s Next Move  Red Reply To Marshall's ‘Ultimatum’ Due Today

Molotov’s Reply To U. §. Demand Expected Today  Marshall Calls For Halt In Removal Of fe Fram G an’

SOVIET REPLY TO CHARGES AWAITED   U. S. Asks Halt To Removal Of Reparations   )f Big 4 Conference May Hinge On Molotov’s Answer Today

LONG DISTANCE AND NON-DIAL SERVICE HIT   Walkout Starts After Failure of Union and Management to Reach Agreement.

Coast-to-Coast Walkout Sweens Across U. S.; Conciliation Fails   Schwellenbach’s Plea for 48-Hour Extension Of Deadline Denied; Conferences Set Today

All Non-Dial Service Halts Across U. S.   Government Pleas Fail to Stop Union; Pieket Lines Form

TELEPHONE STRIKE IS BEGUN IN NATION WHEN PLEA FAILS   325,000 Workers Idle in United States as Walkout Starts at 6 O'Clock  This Morning   SCHWELLENBACH MAKES APPEALS

325,000 “PHONE WORKERS STRIKE IN NATIONWIDE WALKOUT SEEK PAY BOOST

STOCK EXCHANGES CLOSE      Memorial Dav Observances Will Extend te Monday

STOCK     < CLOSE      Memorial Day Observances Will Extend tu Monday

Dulles, Clay Differ in Views On Germany   _ Marshall Must . fron Out Split ' Between. the Two

MARSHALL TRIES TO. END DULLES-GEN. CLAY SPLIT   Two Members of U. S. Delegation in London Disaaree on Ruhr Control

Chairmen Warn Agencies to Stay  Within Budget   Supplemental Sums Are IHegal According to 76-Year-Old Statute

POLICE JAILED WITH BURGLARS   Young Officers Charged ~ With Helping Robbers At Providence, R.1.

Blue Suggests Three Methods Of Saving Grain   State Food Conservation Committee Holds First Meeting at Statehouse

Jas. H. Burke Appointed Fire Chief   Assistant Named To Head Department “As Lutkey Retires

Jester Urges Texans To Push Fight For Claim To Oil Rich Tidelands

Coal Prices Are Being Increased   Boosts Are Announced B: Big Pittsburgh Producing Company.

Coal Prices Increased   Raises of From 7° to 75 Cents a Ton Said To Be in Prospect

Lilienthal Charged With Lobby Activity   Former TVA Attorney Says He Attempted To Influence Solons

GUERRILLAS RAID DELPRI   Band of 200 Loot Site of Ancient Oracle on Mt. Parnassus

S RAIN DELPRE   Band of 200 Loot Site of Ancient Oracle on Mt. Parnassus

Sales Tax Repea Will Be Pressed By Republicans   Kimble Comments As Assembly Starts Special Session.

Legislature : Opens Session   Action On Sales Tax Seen Major Item Of Discussion

City to Purchase New Equipment   Flusher. Grader Rea Coarnitrariad

British Plants In Midlands Will Resume   Eleciricity To Be Restored Monday— Domestic Ban Stays

British Utilities Ordered Restored   Fuel Crisis Will End as Electric:ty Goes On

Mother Takes Protesting Baby From Arms Of Woman Charged With Kidnaping

Staple Foods at High Peak Going Higher   Butter and Eggs Expected to Rise $o Dollar Mark

SENATE MAY DEFY FEDERAL BUREAU   ‘Appears Ready to Let Old Age Beneficiaries Earn Up to S200

LIFE SENTENCE FOR BOY KILLER   " LOVE CHILDREN’, DECLARES CONVICTED SLAYER IN CHICAGO

FEDERAL JURY GRILLS PACKERS ON MEAT PRICES   Nation Awaiting Food Policy In Cabinet Report

Nation Waits Truman's New Food Policy   Cabinet Meets As Meat Dealers Try To — Recent Upsurge  Retail Prices.

WORTH $240 MILLION , One of World's Richest, Marauess of Bute Dies

MURRAY ISSUES CALL FOR STEEL PARLEY   Steelworkers’ Union Heads To Meet Anril 19

MURRAY CALLS STEEL MEETINGS   . . Union Executive Board to Discuss Situation

‘New Fighting in India ‘Causes Casualties ‘Estimated Up to Fifty

Marshall Conducts  Berlin Conference   Secretary Gets Latest Word On Occupational Frictions

MARSHALL GOES 70 ‘MOSCOW TO START ‘BIG FOUR SESSION   Ends Paris Stay By Placing: Flowers on Tomb of   Unknown Solcier

Berlin Greets Sec'y Marshal   Instrument Landing Necessary After Flight From Paris

HOP TO BERLIN FOR LAST STOP   Makes Visit to Tomb O£ Unknown Soldier In Last Paris Act

MAJOR SPEECH MONDAY EELIEVED -AIMED AT COM. -MUNIST: INFLUENCE IN “LATIN AMERICA - .

PAN-AMERICAN TALK AWAITED   Sen. Vandenberg Expected To Ask Stronger Union Of Americas

 CONGRESSMAN BARRETT WAS 4 LIMITED NUMBER OF YEAR ROOKS TC GIVE, FREE

Officials Agree Skyrocketing prices Will Force Judicious State Spending

Leaders Of Long Lines Union Vote To Join C10  » Declare Experience. In Recent’ ie ee etl ee ee

Phone Employes Receive New Jolt As One Group Votes to Join C.1.0

Long Lines Phone Unior  Joins CIO   President Calls Move Reaction Following Strike

Long- -Line Phone Workers’ Union Will Join CIO   Vote to Move Called Membership Reaction Followina Strike

PHONE WORKERS WILL JOIN CIO   Leaders Of Long Lines Union Seek National Affiliation

Phone Union Goes CIO   ‘Long Lines’ Leaders Approve Move, Await Vote of Membership

PART OF PHONE UNIONISTS WILL SIGN WITH CIO   Long Lines Segment of NFTW Dissatisfied with Showing in Last. Strike

PHONE UNIONS FACING SPLIT   Long Lines Chiefs Vote C10 Affiliation

Long Lines Phone Workers Pick CIO   NFETW President Blasts Action as ‘Foolhardy’

Phone Workers’ Chief Plans To Join CIO Union   Long Lines Leaders Will Ask Members To Ratify Affiliation; Cite ,  Strike Sethack °   Beirne Hits Move Of AUTW Officers   Crushing Blows Sufferec Daring Recent Strike Cited; Pay Hikes Scaled Down

AFL Spurned As Key Unions Abandon NFTW   Says CIO Offers Best Opportunity For Membership

PRESIDENT BACKS NATIONAL GUARD RECRUITING DRIVE   T ruman Says Enlistment Goal Of 88,888 Must  Be Surmacced

Grain Prices Tumble; HCL May BeSlashed   Drop in Grain Prices . Was Accompanied by Declines in Livestock And Manv Commaditie:

Grain Plunge Blow at HCL   Drop in Corn, Wheat Prices Drags Along Other Commodities

Market Slumps Herald ‘Break’ In Cost Spiral   Livestock Prices Off Along  With Grains ‘As AP Wholesale Index’ De‘clines During Week   Wholesale Peaks Hit Last Weekend   City Dwellers Saffer, BLS Reporting Costs Going to All-Time High In Mouth July

BALLOON PUNCTURED?  Grain Price Dive Heralds Break in Cost of Living

Weekend Sees All-Time High Prices Slump  Corn Heads Grains In Price Decline;   Corn Heads Grains In Price Decline; Livestock Prices Continue To Drop

‘NEWS INDEX   Grains Continue Marathon Plunge Saturday ‘To Herald Potential Break in High Prices

GRAINS TUMBLE IN BIG MARKET   Chicago Exchange’s Reports Give Hope for Lower Cost of Living

GRAIN PRICES: DROP _ AGAIN -IN CHICAGO   Decline Is Fifth in-Last Six ‘Days Corn Tumbles- Full

Grain Price Drop Still Continues   May Foretell Decline in Faod Costs in Near Future Time

Grain Prices Drop Heralds Top Of Spiral   Quotations Dip Marks Fifth In Last Six Days

Grains Continue Plunging, Herald Possible Puncture In Record Cost of Living

CORN, OATS AND WHEAT TUMBLE   Possible Break Hinted In Mounting Cost Of Living

High Cost Of Living Lowered   Experts Believe Steady Decline is in Ofting

PUNCTURE SEEN IN LIVING COSTS   Grain Decline Extends to Livestock, Commodities

(Grains Drop On Nation's Market Trade   Fifth Tumble In Last 6 Days; Slump— In Price Index.

Cost Break Is Possible as Grains Plunge  List of 85 Commodities Has Been   List of 85 Commodities Has Been Going Down Steadily Since Last Tuesday, According to A. P. Index

Grain Plunges Food Costs May Follow   Commodities in Steady _ Slump After All-Time-Record

America Not “Aati- Soviet"  8 tes   But Citizens Are Opposed to Communist Aggression

IHECKLING A SUN-BATHING ALLIGATOR CAN GET YOU IN TROUBLE IN DETROIT

Three Slayings Not Remembered  That Is What Heirens Tells Warden

Tax Diversion Plan Criticized   May Have Effect of ‘Killing’ Cities

@ PAUL MALLON—  Republicans Accomplished Just About What Promised

TOTAL KILLED IN PALESTINE PLACED AT 9]   Fiercest Fights Rage In Tel Aviv and Arab Jaffa

Casualties Rise  As Holy Land Strife Spreads   Arab Leaders Meet To Oppose Partition Plan

Arab Leaders Meeting to Map Campaign   Nine Days of Riots Brings Death To at Least 216

Full Scale Jew-Arab War Looms   Cairo Meeting of Arab Leaders and Call:For Jews to Enlist, Hint Zero Hour Is Near

More Die In Palestine’s Bitter Strife   Expect Showdown As Both Sides Mohilize

Arabian Leaders Advance OnCairo   Tel Aviv Battle Is Resumed  Today

Jews, Arabs Step Up Preparations For « Showdown   British Intend to Quit Mandate on May 15---Nine More Die in Shootinac”

Arabs Meet To Consider. Steps   Death Tol] : Mounting Rapidly As Strife  Is Spreading

Arab Leaders Meeting to Map Campaign  Nine Days of Riots   Nine Days of Riots Brings Death To at Least 216

Arabs, Jews Mobilizing Forces. For Showdown Fight in Holy Land   British Announce Plans to Quitas Palestine Mandate Power Next May 15; Nine More Slain In Bitter. Continuing Communal Strife

Arab Chiefs Meet to Map Opposition   Fiery Battle of Tel Aviv Renewed; Over 218 Killed

Arab Nations Meet to Plan  Campaign Middle East Deaths  Mount to 216; Aden Hardest Hit

Showdown May Be Near Over Palestine Issue  More Jews, Arabs ae Cie   More Jews, Arabs Killed In Violence In Holy Land

Leaders Of Arabs Meet  In Cairo   To Decide How They Will Oppose Partition Of Palestine; Convene Formidable Croun

Underground Head Said to Haye Been Slain When Moter Convoy Was Attacked  League Holds Meet   Arabs Converge Upon Cairo to Decide on ‘Future Steps . °

EIGHT JEWS, ONE ARAB KILLED IN PALESTINE WAR   Death Toll Climbs to 90 in Nine Days—Houses Set Afire

Palestine Death Toll Mounting Each Hour  T oho me: [ Sa ee   Lebanon Premier Says Action Will Be Decisive and lnmediate

ARAB UPRISING IS MENACE IN MIDDLE EAST   FIRE AND SHOOTING ADD NEW TERRORS; DEATHS TOTAL 87

9 More Killed In Communal Fights   Britain Announces Plan To Surrender Mandate On May 15; Suggests Independent States Re Formed After June 1

Arabs Converge In Cairo To Map Partition Fight  May Fix Zero Hour Of General Uprising In The Middle East

EIGHT JEWS AND AN ARAB DIED IN BITTER: FIGHTING   In Strife Over’ the Partition of Palestine; an Expected Showdown.   90 HAVE BEEN KILLED   In Nine Days In Wrangles Over the Future of the Country.

Strife In Holy. Land Grows As Arabs Gather   Chieftains Converge On Cairo To Ponder  Decision.

ROBBERS RENT PISTOLS   Jap Company Charges 1,000 Yen A Week, With Time Payment

pada Robber Who Beat Up Head Keeper Myers, Released After 1444 Years

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Snow Boom Doesn't Excite  Veteran Of Silver Boom

Murray Opens His Attack on ‘Cabal’ InNewspaperGuild   President Says Eubanks Leads Those Seeking to Seize Control of Union

To Formulate *Plans fo Test New Labor Acts  lLahar Hende Will   Labor Heads Will Meet Wednesday At Missouri Hotel

Unions Discuss Tests for New State Laws.   Three Groups In Joint Policy Meet  fin Lahkne  awe

TO TEST STATE'S TWO NEW LABOR REGULATORY LAWS   Attorneys for AFL, CIO: and Other Workers to Meet In Springfield.   WILL MAKE TEST CASE   The Meeting Will Be “Strictly to Formulate Labor Policies”. :

Soviets To Boycott U. §. Korean Set-Up   Assembly Votes Commission To Expedite Program

UN A pproves  Korean Group   Would Speed Freedom; Vote 46-0 As Soviet Bloc Boycotts Actions

U.S. Korea Plan Adopted Despite Russian Boycott   Soviet Also Combats Forming Year-Round  ‘Little Assembly’

KOREAN BALLOT COMMISSION IS OKAYED BY U.N.   Soviet Bloc’s Boycott Fails To Swerve Set  Up Of U. S. Plan

U.N. Overrides Soviet in Okay  Of Korea Plan   Independence Commission Wins 46/ 0 Approval

U.N. Group Votes to Set Up Board To Facilitate Korean Independencs

Korean Study Is Approved   By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER Associated Press Staff Writer

TEN PEUPLE HURT IN TRAIN ACCIDENT   Freight and. Passenge! Are Involved in Odd Mishap.

UNIONS NAMED FOR ELECTION ACT VIOLATION   58 Contributions From CIO Groups Listed By Committee

REPORT MADE Ot VIOLATIONS OF FLECTIONS ACT   Unions And Corporations Ave Accused

Inquiry Points ‘To Violations  Of Boodle Lav   Probers Voice Suspicior Of 69 Campaign Gifts, Moaatly in New Vack

Committee Cites Campaign Donor:  Findings Handed To Justice Department

Election Activities of N. Y. Unions And Corporations Under Scrutiny

Unions Cited For Violation Elections Act   Sixty CIO Groups and 1: Corporations Named In Report To Departmeni of Justice

GROUP REPORTS CAMPAIGN CASH   Labor Unions and Firms Gave Financial Aid inElections. Senator Says.

VIOLATION OF ELECTION-LAWS UNDER PROBING   House Committee Reports to Justice Department on Wholesale Violations   COMMUNISTS CHARGED WITH FAILURE TO REPOR?

Voli ng Laws  Are Violated   Report Made ky House Com: mittee on Investigation oi i November 5 Election

In Elections  ann ow  Say New York Unions, Firms Violated Corrupt Practices Act

Unions, Firms Charged With Law Violations   House Group Advises Justice Dent. Act Against 72 Parties

BOCIOUNIONS — ~FAGE ELECTION LAW CHARGES   Corrupt ' Practices “Act Violated in Congressional Races

US. Charges 60 Unions Violated Law   11 Corporations Also, dit by Probe CE N.Y. Election

Report Says Unions, Corporations Violated Law in Concress Campaign

CHARGES FILED UNDER CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT   12 CORPORATIONS ALSO ACCUSED BY HOUSE COMMITTEE

HOUSE PROBERS DISCLOSE VOTE LAW VIOLATION   Cite 60 CIO Unions and 12 Corporations to Justice Department

Contributions lor Elections Are Criticised  House Committee Turns List Over to Justice Department

Cash Gifts By Unions Reported   Facts : Turned :Oyer.To  ULS."For Possible Pros- eention Of Donors” “2

Corporations And Unions Aceused Of Vote Corruption   Evidence of Violations In Election Turned Over To Justice Department

\Untons, Corporations Accused of \Violating Corrupt Practices Act.

Flection Laws Said Violated  Committee Names   Committee Names Unions, Locals

Probers Name Unions, Firms   House Group Turns Over Evidence to Justice Department

Contributions By 58 Unions, 11 Firms Listed   Appear in Violation Of Laws on Elections, Committee Reports

Top-Level Meet ls Scheduled in 168-Day Walkou  . Co ompan y Officials, Union Head to Meet

Union Not To Withdraw Bid   Report CIO Leaders, A-C Heads in Huddle

Parade Criticized as “Empty, Gaudy Show”   Rev, H. H. longherry, in Sermon, Cites Lack of  Chtistmas Significance wee nf Om heehee

Parade Criticized as “Empty, Gaudy Show’   Rev. H. H. Lengberry, in Sermon, Cites Lack of  Christmas Significance ment ane SO Dttaclem ‘Dee

 Crickets, Threatening Army Depot, Farm Lands, Thicker Near Ordnance

- Rehearsal For “The  Messiah” Tonight  BRohaarcale will he held tonich

Former Culver Officer Gets Killian Post   Gates Appoints Col. Robert Rossow New Superintendent of State Police Force

27 PER CENT FREIGHT RATE HIKE SOUGHT   Railroads Seek Higher Increase to Meet Mounting Costs

Railroads Ask Third Rate Boost  27 P. C. Freight Hike’ Requested

Railroads Ask High Freight  Rate Increase  Southwest Would Be Hard Hit With New

Rails Ask Big Freight Rate Hike   Plead Heavy Cost In Demand For 2% Percent More

U.5. SUPREME COURT REQUESTED T0 STATE TIDELAND OWNERSHIF  DECREE OF FEDERAL TITLE IN CALIFORNIA CASE ASKED BY CLARK

US. Offers Added Time On Tidelands   Attorney General Proposes ‘Breathing Spell’ for Trespossers

RAIN TA CIIRR SHOGK STORIES   Advertising Limited In New Code Which Takes Effect Feb. 1, 1948

Senator Claims $6 Million Due  To Government  Photo Airplane Wartime Plan Termed ‘Silly’

FIVE MILLION TAX CLAIM PROPOSED AGAINST HUGHES   Hollywood Millionaire's Prefits Figure in Hearilig of . His Warplane Contracts,   ELLIOTT ROOSEVELY’S NAME INTO INQUIRY   Late President’s Son Unqualified to Pass on Hughes’ Photo Reconnaissance Plane, Witness Says.

HUGHES IS CHARGED WITH TAX EVASION   Senator Williams Is For Probing Wartime 40 Million Contracts

Senator Says Hughes Must Pay More Tax   Member Investigating Committee Demands. Assessment Nearly Six Million Additional 'Tax; Photo Plane Wit

No Crime, Fraud Is Involved Says Probe Chairman   Engineer Testifies Elliott Not Qualified  To Pass on Planes

Further Tax Assessment On Hughes Demanded   Short $5,919,921, Senator Claims; Wilson Testifies On Elvinge Boat

Tax.Slap For. Hughes. Demanded By Senator   $5,919,921 Levy On Wartime Profits Asked: Plane Program Called ‘Silly’

Deficiency in Tax Records Of Firm Found   Issue, However, Does Not Involve Fraud on Plane-Builder’s Part

SENATOR AVERS HUGHES SHORT $6 MILLION TAX   Wilson Says Pressure Got Plane Contract For Millionaire

ISSUE RAISED AT INQUIRY ON PLANE AWARD   Claims Tax Deficiency Shown in Records Of  Hughes Concerns

‘Sen. Williams ‘Makes Charge   Says Tax Records Show Shortage Of $5,919,921 For Plane-Maker

Senator Williams Asserts Study of Hughes’ Tax Record Has Not Been Completed; No Criminality.

Probe Resumes Into Building Of Warplanes      Wilson Says: He Tried To Block. Big Plane Contrect'

PRESSURE USED IN BEHALF OF HUGHES’ PLANE   Wilson Says He Tried Un successfully To Block Contract   ELLIOTT DISCREDITED BY AAF ENGINEER

Hughes Faces Demand For More Taxes   $5,919,921 Tax Deficiency Shown; Hearing Reopens

Contemplated Phone Strike Would Tie Up Communications Throughout Nation

Nationwide Tiewp Is Possible as Phone Union Hints   Leader Is Not at All Certain However That Strike Will Be Callea

U.§. Should Eat Les Meat to Aid World, Dodd Say:   Secretary Sees Famine  Abroad Unless Americans  Cut Own Meat Use

ANNOUNCEMENT MAY BE GIVEN EARLY IN 1948   Other Candidacies Are Held Up Pending  Decision

PRIORITY GIVEN AID TO GREECE   State Department Gives Approval To Reconstruction Project

Annual Chamber of Commerce Meeting Planned for June   Dubose Tells Group Of ‘47 Central Texas Fox Hunter’s Meet

@ PAUL MALLON—   : Author’s Farm Friend Confused t by So-Called News Broadcasts

RUSSIAN PLAN GIVEN FOR UN POLICE FORCE   Battleships, Carriers Missing From Soviet Recommendations

Russia Issues Its Plan for Policing Glohe   Ignores Any Need for Capital Ship Contincents

Russia Gives Its Plan For Global Police   Ignores Need For Carriers, Capital Ships

Capifal Ships Not Included In Reds’ Globe Police Plan  12 Troop Divisions, 1,200 Planes Urged

Helena Boy Dies Of Drowning West of City  Eugene Bridgewate: Is Victim of Accident Tadayv

Helena Boy Dies Of Drowning West of City  Eugene Bridgewate: Is Victim of  . a. ae , ie

King Ibn Gets ’em Going and ‘Coming, Including the U. S., As He Did in His Deal for Oil

STEEL SHORTAGE SHUTS GM PLANTS   Only Michigan Area Is Af. fected; 180,000 Idle

180,000 Men To Be Idle !n Week's Layoff   Shortage Of Steel Blamed; Tieup To Cact 25 000 Care

STATE SOLONS MEET TONIGHT   To Consider Wage Boosts for New Officials

ASSEMBLY SET TO HIKE WAGES   Increase for State Officials Tops State Docket

House May Slash:Part of $597. Million Passed by U:.5: Senate Last: Monday

House Girds for Crucial Vote on  Foreign Aid Bil   Score of Amendments in _Offing; Bloom Sees_Pas-.. sage By Nightfall

HOUSE SET FOR TEST VOTES ON BUROPEAN AID   Nearly a Score of Amendments In Offing for Relief Measure.

Predict House Passage of Aid Bill by Tonight   Afternoon Was -to Be Spent Voting — .On..Amendmenits....

Final Passage By Nightfail \s Predicled   Emergency Plan Open To Revision Enllawina Debate

May Vote on GOP Candidates   Can Enter State Primary Without Filing Own Names

Bridges Asks Test Vote on Truman Budget   Declares Many Senator: Want No Reduction at Allin 837-Billion Bill

Bridges Asks Showdown or Budget Slash   Claims Many Senators Favor No Reduction

Bridges Asks Budget ‘Test’   Come Out in Open, Foes of Cuts Told

SENATOR ASKS BUDGET LINEUP   Suggests Vote on Trumar Proposal as Sent To Smoke Qut Laggards.

Demands Record Vote on Economy   .Bridges Charges Many Republicans Renege on Budget Slash

Senate Presses Toward Vote on Budget Revision  Fate of Lilienthal Wax Ro Canied rR.   Fate of Lilienthal May Be Settled By Action on Thursday

Jury Finds Young Killer Unbalanced   Innocent By. Reason .Of Insanity In Murder Of Church Janitor

MINISTER'S SON FREED BY JURY   Youth Found Innocent In Killing Of Sexton By Reason Of Insanity

St. Joseph Boy Is Acquitted on Murder Charge   Innocent by Reason o: Insanity, and Still Insane, Jury Says

Youth Acquitted Of Sexton Murder   Jury Says Minister's Foster Son is Insane

BOY, 16, ACQUITTED IN CHURCH SLAYING   JURY RULES STUART ALLEN  18 INNOCENT BY REASON  OF INSANITY.

NEW HIGHWAY PATROL UNIT     Headquarters at at Arkansas City for Three-County Area

NEW BIGHWAY PATROL UNM    Headquarters at Arkanaan City for Three-Ceunty Area

Pressure Brought On WPB In Hughes Case, Says Wilson   Senate Group Resumes Wartime Plane Inquiry

WILSON CLAIMS PRESSURE SAVED PLANE CONTRACT   Wartime Aircraft Head Testifies In Senate Prabe

KAISER, JONES: STAVED OFF.:.: CANCELLATION   Senator Upholds Investigations

Wilson Asserts Pressure  ‘Prevented Cancellation   GE Head Says Kaiser, Jones Backed Builde:  - Flyer Will Appear Later, Meyer Said “ a a Pe  »n Ba 'Aweiiahkia!

HUGHES PROBE TO BE QUIETER   Ferguson Determined Tc ‘Get Away From Hollywood Stuff’

Committee Opens Contract Inquiry   Wilson Testifies Pressure Exerted To Continue Hughes Plane Contract

'WPB Felt Outside Pressure Tn Hughes Deal, Says Wilson   Ex-Chairman Cites Lack Of Flvable Planes

President of GE and. Meyer Slated to Appear In~ Senate Inquiry On ’ Plane Contracts

PRESSURE USED IN PLANE GASE   Henry J. Kaiser Involved, Witness Declares

1943 Events Related By Witness   WPB Urged To Prevent Voiding Of Boat Contract

Charles E. Wilson Testifies to Pressure Exerted to Prevent His Cancelling Hughes Plane Contract

Ferguson To Tone Down New Hughes Probe   NO “HOLLYWOOD" TOUCH TO SECOND WAR HEARING

Hughes Probe Is Reopened At Washington   Wilson Tells Why He Didn't Cancel ‘Hughes. Contract

BOARD RENEWS PLANE HEARINGS   Tells of Pressure to Prevent Contract Cancellation

Tells "Outside Pressure’ To Keep Hughes Contract on Plane in Force

NAME KAISER IN RENEWAL OF WAR CONTRACT PROBE   BROUGHT PRESSURE TO STOP CANCELLATION OF WARPLANE PACTS

Wilson Says WPB Sought to Cancel Contract  Outside Pressure Was Exerted to Build Hughes’ Flying Boat

HUGHES INQUIRY RESUMED TODAY IN WASHINGTON   Little Fanfare Marks Second Chapter Of Congress Committee Investigating Awarding Of Warplane Contracts To  Howard Hughes.

Wilson Takes Stand At War Plane Inquiry   GE Head Says ‘Outside Pressure’ Was Used To Prevent Cancellation of Hughes’ War Plane Contracts.

A CRASH NEAR TOPEKA   Bodies of Two St. Joseph Men Are Found in Plane Wreckage

Warns of Danger In Withdrawing Occupation Forces  Senator Thomas Say: We Face Communism Even at Our Borders

TEACHER PAY BILL DELAYED   Measure Is Shelved Pending Study of Situation In Adjoining States

Five Oklahomans Killed in. Weekend   Plane Crosk, Race Trock Collisien, Highway Accidents Account for Ther

STATE MISHAPS CLAIM 5 LIVES   Two Die When Plane Crashes Neor Chickasha — Auto Recer Fatally Hurt

Democrats To Make A ‘Last Ditch’ Fight   Rayburn Terms GOP Strategy Outrageous; Amendments Barred

“Last Ditch” Fight Ils Made by Democrats to Put Across President Truman’s Anti-Inflation Program; Monopoly Charge Is Filed Against Shoe Machinery Corporation in Boston; Conference in  London May End in “Dud’’; Other News of World

Fate Of Action Is Left InDoubt   Democrats Begin Fight Against ‘Substitute’

All Amendments Barred as House Debates Bill =   ‘This or Nothing’ Strategy Called Outrageous by Democrats

HOUSE RUSHES BILL 10 CURB LIVING COSTS   DEMOCRATS GET NO CHANCE TO MAKE CHANGES

Democrats To Fight; End Is in Doubt   "Republican Plan Bars Amendments, Called ‘Strang-Arm’

Republicans Steam Roller — Economy Plan   Democrats Seethe in Anger at Action; GOP Warns Opponents That It Is “This or Nothina”’

REPUBLICAN CONTROL BILL IS DEFEATED   House Democrats Kill Plan for Voluntary Reins as Substitute for Federal Policing Requested by President.

—INFLATION— ‘Take It Or Leave It’-Republicans  “This Or Nothing  Now,” Says GOP

MOVE TO FORCE PASSAGE FAILS OF MAJORITY   Party. Members Form United Front Against Substitute For Truman Plan

DEMOCRATS VOTE SOLIDLY AGAINST VOLUNTARY PLAN   MINORITY BITTER AGAINST RULES TO BAR AMENDMENTS

Republicans Put Anti-Inflation Bill Up For Vote   ‘This Or Nothing’ Plan Substituted Ear Truman’s Idea

House Democrats Defeat GOP Bill On. Living Costs   Measure Possibly May Be Brought Up Again

Fall in Line On Vote   Demos Beat Attempt Of G. O. P. to Pass Substitute AntiInflation Measure

‘Last Ditech’ Fight Against Plan Promised By Democrats   Rayburn Calls Republican Strategy Strong-Arm Method

Vote 202-188 Two- Thirds. Edge Needed   Measure May Be Brought Up Again Before -_ Session Ends

Democrats In House Defeat A-Point Plan   Fiery Opposition Raised; Debate On Bill Ie Hor.

Compromise Emergency Bill May Pass Today   Democrats Mass Votes to Block Voluntary Anti-Inflation Measure

 —INFLATION— Democrats Hold Fate Of Plan   TWO-THIRDS VOTE NEEDED

Foreign Aid  Message Due  This Week  President Says He ; Will Submit Plans  ee a EY Be Cm eR ene eA

Demos Defeat Sub Bill For Anti-Inflation   Have Hopes To Bring Up Measure Before Adjournment

Democrats Block Two-Third Vote On Voluntary Plan   Republicans Fail To Muster Support For ‘As Is”’ Bill

House Leaders Order Members OnFloor Today   Democrats Irked As .GOP  Plans To Put “Take-Ie7:  ’ Or Leave It” Label <.- On Curb Bill

Fail in Effort To Ram Throuat ‘As Is’ Proposal   All Democrats Vote Against Measure; Claim ‘Vicious’ Procedure

Whole Party Votes Against  Republican Bill   Measure Introduced To Combat Truman’s Bid for More Power To Wage Price War

HOUSE DEMOS PALLY   ‘As Is’ Counter Proposal Rejected; Republicans Fail To Gain 2/3 Vote

Demos Beat GOP Effort   Republicans, Fail ta Ren Through House Swk for Tromen Anti-[nflation Program.

Democrats Halt Drive fo Ram Thru GOP Bill   Two-Thirds Majority To Bar Amendment Fails In House

Democrats Seethe Yelling Against. ‘Strong-Arming;’ Passaae In Doubt

DEMOS DEFEAT GOP BILL FOR ANTI-INFLATION   Party Line Vote Beats Attempt to “Railroad” Measure Through House

Voting by Democrats  Is Sol id   Republicans Try To Ram Passage Through House

ANTI-INFLATION SCRAP IN STORE   “This or Nothing Now’”’ Is GOP’s Attitude.

GOP INFLATION BILL DEFEATED   Democrats Thwart Try At Railroading

DEMOS DEFEAT GOP RAM ACT ON PRICE BIL   Republicans Unable to Get 2 Two-Thirds Majority Under Rules.

GOP Demand Bill to Curb  Inflation   Declare Democrats to Be Held Responsible If Passage Fails

COP ANNOUNCES IT WILL POWER ONLY OWN BILL   ‘Take It or Leave It’, Leaders Tell Demos‘ on AntiInflation Act

Not a Single Democrat Votes for Measure; Republicans Lack Necessary TwoThirds Majority.   AMENDMENTS BARRED DURING HOUSE DEBATE

Republican Substitute For President Truman’s Program - Fails To Get Two-Thirds Margin Necessary For Pass: ge—GOP Legislation Would Have Provided For Voluntary Efforts To Combat Spiraling Trend  Of Cost Of Living 

Democrats Block GOP Inflation Measure in House  Not a Single Demo  A ee Pe eae eS See   Not a Single Demo Vote Cast for the “As Is’? Substitute.  Baw Trim Dom ees

Measure Fails  To Get Two-Thirds Vote in House  As Democrats Vote Solidly Against. Bill;  No Amendments Were Permitted

Row Begins on Living Cost Plan   Strategy Would Put Blame on Democrats if No Curb Passed

Angered Democrats Defeat GOP Efforts To Pass Curb Bill   Republicans Needed Two-Thirds Vote But Get 202-188

Democrats Told They Can ‘Take This or Nothing’   Truman Spurned In Ultimatum by Party Leaders

Surplus Is Going War Assets Administrator Reports Himself Within Sight Of Sellout’

War Assets Administration Declares Business Is Good— Near a Sell-Out

Vishinsky  Makes Soviet  Stand Clear Political Conflict Cannot Be Settled By United Nations

Vishinsky Blast Shows U.S.-Soviet Dispute Can Not Be Settled in U.N.

SLAIN IN ARKANSAS      Mrs. John Boyd Found With Her Throat Slashed §

Britain Opens Her Attack Upon Albania   Council Is Told Laying Of Minefield Was Crime Against Mankind

FRR HIN a   Cadegan Charges Violation of Law and Crime Against  BRirmenity.

Britain Flays Albania For Laying Mine:   Charges: Her. With Crime Against Hamanity At Meeting Of UN Security Council

BRITISH CONTEND ALBANIA VIOLATED RULE OF HUMANITY   Makes Charge Before U.N. Over Mining of Harbor In Which British Killed

British Say Corfu Mined  By Albanians   Country Charged With Vio lating International Law, Crime Against World

Corfu Channel Mining Put Up to U.N. Council   Cadogan Brings Complains About Deaths of 44 Seamen; Asks Direct Negotiations

Hughes Probers Hunt Meyer, Vanished Again  Builder Says He Lost Cash On Flving Boat Contract

PLANE BUILDER LISTS COSTS OF PROJECTS   U.S. Marshals Given Orders to Find Press Agent

Parish Committees Organized for  High School Drive  Warkere ta Take Field Mav 4 to Head   Workers to Take Field May 4 to Head Campaign for $400,000 to Build New Educational Building for Girls

Parish Committees Organized for High School Drive   Workers to Take Field May 4 to Head Campaign for $400,000 to Build New Educational Building for Girls

Arabs to Reject Britain's Palestine Plan  Formal Notice to Ra DalwvareA

Arabs Will Reject Holy Land Plan  Further Meetings To Be Scheduled

Arabs to Reject Britain s Palestine Plan  Formal Notice to Be Delivered in London Today

1. V. SOONG IS BLAMED FOR CRIA CRISIS   Four Officie!s Are Accused in Yuen Committee Report

Chinese Crisis  Blamed On 4   Soong, Aides Held At Fault For Pursuing Harmful Policy

Hamburgers  Begin To Pall   Vet Institutes Ration Plan And Wholesale Prices  Far Donrined Cuetamore.

Eucharishic Congress Ends With Procession  75,000 Persons Expected To Participate in Final Event jin Bnilalo Today

COMMUNISM THREAT SOUNDED BY PRELATE   Cardinal Spellman Issues Statement At Closing Session Of Eucharistic Congress

TRUMAN URGES PROMPT ACTION ON AGGRESSION      ‘Selfishness’ Draws Strong Warning By President

Halt Aggression, Nation Urged by Truman   President Warns of ‘Selfishness’ Within Country

Truman Hits Ageressor Nations   Criticizes Tax Reduction In Jefferson Talk

Truman Asks Speed To Block War   Warns, in Jefferson Day Dinner Talk, Against Hogging of Profits.

TRUMAN ASKS ACTION TO END PERIL OF WAR   Warns of World Aggressor in Jefferson Day Dinner Talk.

Decision Soon On Gasoline Tax  State Lets Contracts ~ For Road Repairs

VA Cracks Down OnChiseling Vets   Mass Prosecutions Promised Where Fraud is Discovered

Mass Crackdown Set ‘on Chiseling Veterans   -V. A. Spokesman Says 3000 in Massachusetts ‘Alone Ordered to Refund Benefit Money

Army Courier Plane With 41 On Board Crashes Near Tokyo   Icelandic Airways Plane With 25 Persons Aboard Missing: B-29 Crashes

France. Britain To Talk US Aid   Commission Ready To Begin Work Within UN

Britain, France Back Marshall  Seek Creation of. Economic Mission

Agree To Call Money Board   _ France, Britain Consent; To Implement Offer Of ‘TTS Aid.

May Form Economic Bloc Within UN To Implement Marshall Offer To Europe

Europeans Grease Aid Pipeline   French and British Organize Commission to Receive U.S. Cash

Britain, France Agree To Follow Americas Aims   Invite Russia To Join

Plan To tnvite Russians To Join To Help Meeting   Bidault and Bevin Agree To Convoke New Commission

French, British Plan Economic ° Commission; House Freezes Social Security Tax; Senate OKs Flood Aid

FRANCE, BRITAIN BACK AID SETUP   To Convoke Economic Commission On Europe

France, Britain Agree on Europe Economic Group  Plan Commission to Work Within Framework of UN; Send Invitation te Reds

In Accord On Parley   France and Britain Will Call European Economic Parley to Study Marshall Plan

NEW. YORK COTTON   France, Britain Agree to Implement U.S. Aid Plan

Britain, France In Agreement   Will Convoke European Economic Commission  Within UN Framework

French Agree To Work With British   Economic Commission In UN Framework Will Be Established

France, Britain To Invite. Russ For Conference   Europe Economic Commision Pact Approved at Meet

European Unit Within U.N. Sought   France, Britain Agree on Plan to Implement Aid

COURT TEST PLANNED ON BILL Majority Of Cities Conducting Elections Okay Civil Service —

State Plan  Rejected by  Nine Cities Elections Are Held In Cities Above  mt nnn — +

WINDS OF STORM NOT 100 STRONG   Flood, However, Occurs in Savannah, Ga. This Morning.

DRIVING RAINS SWEEP CAROLINA IH Ble STORM      Threatened Hurricane  No Longer Severe

President Offers To Assist Italians   Note of Assurance Fo-warded by Truman To Official in Rome

McNee Group of Demos Given OK   Miss Wemple, Baker Approved by Blalock

Vital Items Move High er In Spite Of Drastic Efforts Of Buyers  To Stop Trend.

GOVERNMENT CLAIMS TIRE PRICES FIXED   Alleged Conspiracy Began 12 Years Ago, Says Spokesman

Price Fixing Charged Tire Gnd Film Firms   Government Strikes Second Time In Day Against High Costs

TIRE MAKERS ~ CHARGED WITH. - “PRICE FIXING   ATTORNEY GENERAL EX, BANDS HIS DRIVE. AGAINST { ALLEGED MONOPO _ LIES IN NATION —

RUBBER FIRMS CHARGED WITH PRICE FIXING   Government Accuses Eight Leading Manufacturers In New Attack

LAST OF LABOR BILLS SIGNED   Jurisdictional Strike Ban, Change In Jobless Law Approved By Duff

Project Here Part Of Ohio's Million Fund   Matches Local Capital On 50-50 Basis tor Runway Construction

MARION AIRPORT BIDS TO BE ADVERTISED   CAA Allots City $246,500 fo Construction. °

WISCONSIN JURY FINDS PASTOR IS GUILTY OF ARSON   DELIBERATE 8 HOURS TO DECIDE MINISTER BURNED OWN CHURCH

Convict Pastor In Arson Trial  ’ Sury Deliberates About Eiaht Hours

10 Men, 2? Women Reach Verdict After 8 Hours   ‘Dr. Lewis Pales When Verdict Is Read; Faces 1-10 Year Prison Term

Verdict Comes After 8-Hour Deliberation   Attorney Announces Jury Decision Will Be Appealed; May Get 1-10 Years

PASTOR TRIED TO URN OWN CHURCH DOWN   Jury Convicts Lewis After Nearly Eight Hours’ Deliberation.

Approval Sought . On Chicago Pact   Federal Conciliator Feels Progress  Made In Telephone Field; Flat Hike Asked

IOWA VOTERS MAY BE TAXED   $10 Penalty for Those Who Fail to Vote Asked

ICE COATING TO STAY IN NORTH HALF OF STATE   More Rain, Snow Forecast

SNOW-COVERED SLEET GLAZES STATE ROADS      Travel Conditions Hezardous, Troopers Warn

Better Records For Parole Asked   Cincinnati Robber’s Caée Cause of- Probe

BETTER PAROLE RECORDS SOUGHT   Cincinnati Bar Committee Bares Probe Findings

Contempt Charge Decision Slated For Congress   Hollywood Case Is High On Docket  For Special Session

House Approves Tax Reduction   Measure Faces Fight in Senate; Hints Of Presidential Veto Heard

Legislator to Attend School Meeting Today   20 Bodies Still int One Kentucky Mine

18KILLEDIN TNT EXPLOSION   “Manila Paper Reports Blast at U. S. Ammunition Depot

Report 18 Killed, Many Injured In Explosion ‘OF INT in Philinninac

18 DEAD AFTER TNT EXPLOSION IN PHILIPPINES   Others Injured and Missing When Ammunition Depot Blasts Rock Barrio

MANY MISSING IN MANILA EXPLOSION   Pile Of T.N.T. Goes Off At Ammunition Depot

TNT BLAST KILLS 181N PHILIPPINES   Many Missing, Others Hur In Bantangas Explosion

AL Ham bure g  In-Germany  First of Three Loads of Refugees Arrive After They Refused __ To Land In France 

Brifish Troops Unload Rioting Jews In Germany   Refugees Violently Resist Debarkation

RESISTING JEWS FORCED OFF VESSEL   30 Young Men Are Shoved From Ship at Hamburg

One-Half Go Ashore; Others Resist Troops   No Injuries Reported As Troops Force Refugees To Leave;  Other Ships Quiet.

Club-Toting British Troops Drag Rebellious Jews From Deck of First Refugee Ship   Violence Flares During Unloading At Hamburg, but Is Quelled With No Bloodshed: Songs Set Off Riot

BRITISH TROOPS DRAG SCREAMING JEWS FROM SHIP   Resist Landing At Hamburg Dock; 1408 On Ship

Refugees Stage Riot In Hamburg Landing   British Troopers Drag Screaming Jews off Ship; Homeless Taken to German Camp

CROSBY MAY BE WITNESS   SINGER MAY BE CALLED T¢ __TELL OF PETHILLO DEALS  "IN HECORD BUSINESS.--~

SUBCOMMITTEE MAY HEAR BING CROSBY   Activities Of AFL Musicians Are Under Fire

Jewish Group Plans Fight For Hearing   Agency Reported Bitterly Disappointed at Policy Of U.S. in Stand for Limitation of Debate

Colder Weather is Forecast in State Tonight  End for Montana’s Unusually Warm Winter Is Sighted

Today In Conpvress   Lewis Douglas Named Ambassador To Great Britain; Senate Pushes Toward Decision On Trumon Budget; Labor Committees Busy

Former Budget Director Will Be New Envoy   Democrat Chosen By Truman For Important Job

Douglas, Former Budget Director Is Appointed Ambassador To Britain

Douglas Named Envoy To Britain  Takes Post To Which Gardner was Bound

NAMED ENVOY 10 BRITAIN   Former Arizona Cengressman Is Nominated Today

PRESIDENT NANES LOUIS W. DOUGLAS ENVOY 10 BRITAIN   Former Budget Director Named Successor to 0. Maw Gasdaer

AMBASSADORSHIP WAS GIVEN TOBAY TO  TWIRAS   ; 1 ‘His Nomination Was Sent tc the Senate for Consideration.   TO GO TO GREAT BRITAIN   ‘He Will Take Post to Which O. Max Gardner Was. : Named.

Lewis W. Douglas Named Ambassador To Great Britain   Former Budget Director Under  Pres. Roosevelt

Lewis W. Douglas Named Ambassador To Great Britain  Onetime Director Of Budget Nominated To London Embassy

Douglas Named Envoy To Britain   Former Budget Director Named By Truman To Fill Gardner Post

L. W. Douglas Named Envoy To Britain   Insurance Man To Succeed Gardner

Lewis Dougla: Nominated for London Post   President Names Ex-Budget Head As Ambassador

Snow Forces Postponement of U.N. Talles on British-Alhania Dispute

OO  Dallas Veteran Proves Even 640-Acre Airfield Can Be Pulled From Hat

WITNEDoES FOR HUGHES ARE CALLED   Meyers Denies Seeking Loan from Plane Builder During the War.

Slight Hitch Develops At Hughes Hearing    Wilnesses Called by ‘Airplane Manufacturer Show Up on Hour Vote

Witnesses In Hughes Sift Appear Late   Hitch in Hearing Ended; Plane Builder Will Take Stand

AS HUGHES AIDS FAIL TO APPEAR   Hearing May Be Held Up Til Monday As Witnesses Snag Proceedings

Hughes Witnesses Fail to Appear and Hearing is Delayed   Misunderstanding by Attorneys Causes  Ship-Up

Witnesses for Hughes Show Up Late at Hearing  ~ Misunderstanding Is Relieved ta Be Cance

Hughes Calls Own Witnesses In Senate Quiz   Army Officer Denies He Asked Loan During War

‘HEIDI?’ TO BE PLAYED ON HIGH SCHOOL STAGE   Miss Phyllis Yingling, Hanover, Will Be Member Of Cast In Clare Tree Major Show

ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE PROMISED TO ALBANIA   Russia Predicts Gloomy Fate For Europesn Nations Accepting American Aid

“CORNZAPOPPIN” TO BE PRESENTED BY VFW NEXT WEEK  Comedy to Feature T acal Cazet. Child

“CORNZAPOPPIN” TO BE PRESENTED BY VEW NEXT WEEK   Comedy to Feature Local Cast, Child Popularity Contest

U.S. To Propose U.N. Control Of Ruhr And Silesia   Molotov Expected To Object To Plan When It’s Offered

U.S. Prepares Control Plan  for Two Areas   Rhur, Polish-Held Districts Included in American Project

America Favors UN Control Over Ruhr and Silesia   Plan for Administration to Be Submitted to Big 4  Session Tomorrow   COUNTER PROPOSAL” TO SOVIET DEMANDS   Poland, Backed By Molotov, Believed Certain to Contest U. S. View

U.N. Control Over Silesia,  Ruhr, U.S. Plar   Proposal Ready To Be Submitted To Moscow Conference

U.S. to Favor UN Supervision of Rich Ruhr Valley   Proposal is Drafted For Similar Plan for Parts of Silesia

U. S. To Ask UN Control Over Ruhr   Americans Will Counter Soviet Demand For Four-Power Regime

POLISH SILESIA AREA INCLUDED IN NEW SCHEME   Move To Counter Red Demand For  Four Power Rule

Says The Schools Need Experience Curriculum   Too Many Teachers, Speaker Says, Remain in Position One Year—Efficient Veteran Teachers Are Needed to Get Best Results

US. Friendship For China Held Not Dependable   Sun Fo, Nation’s Vice President, Comments On Aid Proposal,

Governor Herbert To Make Recommendations To The Legislature On Mondav

Writer Reports Nicaragua Is Ripe For A Revolution   Officials Who Recently Staged Coup d’etat Main tain Strength Largely Through National Guard’ Sunnars

» NICARAGUA SAID TO BE RIPE FOR A ‘REVOLUTION   Deposed President Was Popular; ‘Strong Man’ Slipping

Nicaraguans May Soon Have  Revolution  Only Minority Favors Former President Who Usurped Power

Jealousy Is Motive In Slaying   Circleville Man Held In Death Of Divorced Wife.

German Experts Hold Conference  On Food Crisis  Clay “Declares Relief In Sight

Map Plans to Meet German Food Crisis   Shortages Will Continue for  Next Few Weeks

Relief Promised In Food Crisis  . , a . Se Se eS ee CE   War Department Ships 400,000 Tons Monthly To Feed Germans

(German Experts  Discuss Hunger   Critical Shortage Being Gone Over In Two Zones

Situation In Devastated Nation Bad   Some Germans Get Less Than Half Calories

Your Today’s Star   5,000 Youths Disappeared In Russian Zone Of Berlin

5,000 Boys Said to Have Disappeared Off Streets of Berlin in Soviet Zone

[Reports by Clergymen ‘Say Youths Disappearing \From Berlin Russian Zone

First Postwar Anti-Trust Case is Filed   Allege Companies Controlled the Price of Milk

GOP LEADERS HIT SPENDING   ‘Renublican Senators Confer  On Truman Program

State Death Toll Hits 10 For Holiday   Six Traffic Deaths And Three Drownings Claim Bulk of Victims

 Jostling. Gesticulating Cubans Prevent Recnactinent of Shectine

Hearing Becomes a Roman Holiday  Girl Dancer Asked to Re-enact Shooting

Jostling, Jabbering Crowd Of Cubans Turn Scene Into Regular Roman Holiday

President Tackles Heavy Schedule; Cancels Vacation  Truman Plans Canad Goodwill Trip; Sians Relief Bill

Busy President Will Abandon Trip to Alaska   Still Plans to Attend the 35th Reunion in Kansas City

iman_ Pions Sev eral Vacation Outings During the Summer, it Canada

TRUMAN APPROVES FOREIGN AID BILL   ; DROPS PLANS TO VISIT ALASKA — WILL LEAVE FOR CANADA JUNE 9.

TRUMAN'S TRIP TO ALASKA OFF    Secretary Says President Will Be Too Busy for Jaunt Krug. Urged

President Signs Foreign Relief Bill Saturday  Truman Catches Up With Pile Of Work After Return Home

Truman Signs Foreign Relief, Other Measures   ‘Grab’ Condemnation Seen  U.S. May Take Strong Steps to Counteract Red Coup:in Hungary

Relief Bill IsSigned By Tru mari   ‘Alaskan Vacation Reported Called Off By President

FOREIGN RELIEF MEASURE SIGNED   President Digs Further Into Heavy Accumulation Of Work

Work Pile Cance s Truman Vacation   President Signs Foreign Aid Bill, Other Measuces

0 ill Is Signed ~ President  reign Reliet   Other Measures Signed; Alaskan Trip Cancelled

12,000 Pineapple Workers Walk Out Hitting 8 Companies That Process 90 Per Cent of World's Supply

Capitol  Housing Offices  Of Both   Legislature Elects Talmadge, Arnall Will Not Budge

Arnall Refuses  To Relinquish Office to Son  Of the Late Eugene Talmadge Who Was Elected By Legislature: Talmadge Sets Up Own Offices

Arnall Refuses To Give Up To Talmadge   Federal Recognition Is Sought for Adjutant General

Young Talmadge Sets Up Office But Arnall Refuses to ‘ Relinauish Past   BOTH NAME OFFICERS "AND USE CAPITOL ROOMS

Arnall Contests ‘Election’ of Talmadae’s Son   Both Establish Offices And. Set Up Their Own Military Departments

ARNALL STILL IN OFFICE; REJECTS ASSEMBLY ACTION   DECLARES HE CAN’T SURRENDER CHAIR TO A ‘PRETENDER’

Governor Refuses To Surrender Post To Legislative Appointee  Georgia Rivals Set Up Separate Military Departments In State Capitol At Atlanta

ARNALL AND TALMADGE CLAIM GEORGIA OFFICE   Incurnbent Executive Continues To Hold Position Despite Threats Of Yelling Mob To Oust Him While Son Of Late Governor-Elect, Named To Post By Legislature, Sets Up Shop Outside—Each Establishee Own Military Department

Arnall Defies Georgia Mob Keeps Office   Talmadge Establishes Himself in Capitol, Names Militia Chief

Rival Governors  Establish Office   Herman Talmadge, Named by Georgia Legislature to ~ ‘Take Office to Which His Late Father Was Elected, Ts Refused Office by Incumbent. Elis Arnall

Arnall Pays No Heed to  Lawmakers   Talmadge Is Chosen by Legislature Early Today, Refuses to Yield Office      Calls on Russell   Talmadge Calls Senator at Washington: State   Guard Confused

ARNALL REFUSES "TO STEP DOWN FOR YOUNG TALMADGE   Ignores Action of Legistature l In Seating Son of Late 4 Governor-Elect.   ‘BOTH SET UP OFFICES   Each Appoints Adjutant Gen era) and Establishes Mili; tary Department.

Arnall Refuses To Yield Office  Tralmadac San Named   Talmadge Son Named To Seat By Legislature

Bitfer Battle Is Staged For Governorship   Talmadge Demand That Arnall Give Un His Office

Claimants For Position Open Rival Offices   Military Departments. Set Un By Each As Violence Threatens

Both Talmadge, Arnall Establish Capitol Offices   Son of Governor-Elect Named by Legislature In Riproaring Session

Arnall Holds To Post As Talmadge Mob Storms Office; Door Barred After Fist Fight; ‘Talmadge Scts Up Shop Outside.

State Assembly Elects Talmadge, Arnall Sticks  ‘Pretender’ Sets Up Office In Capitol,

INCUMBENT REFUSES 10 MOVE OUT   Claimants Meet Face to Face in Capitol Building

‘No Surrender  To Pretender, States Arnall   Defiant Governor Of Georgia Rejects Rival’s Claims

EACH TRIES T0 CONDUCT THE OFFICE   Each Sets Up a Military Government in Clash Over Authority —Talmadge Elected by the Georgia Legislature.

THREE WIVES AND ONE HUSBAND ARE SEEKING DIVORCES   Violet M. Perpente, of Bristol T , Files   MARRIED AT CROYDON

THREE WIVES, HUSBAND FILE OIWORCE LIBELS   Newtown Husband Returned To Parents’ Home   WIVES WERE DESERTED

Restaurants Ask Changes In Food Saving   Right To Serve Meat By-Products Believed Part Of Proposals

UNION: -LEMDERS: ‘PROTEST ‘PROPOSED 60-DAY SHUTDOWN OF DISTILLERIES IN NATION

Restaurants Want Food Plan Modified  Will Ask Luckman to Allow Them To Serve Wieners on Meatless Tuesday

Restaurant Men To Seek Change AtMeet Today   Sanitation Stressed For Greater Saving

Food Program Changes Urged   Restaurant Industry to Co-operate but Wants Meatless Days Modified

WANT TO USE EGGS TO HELP ON TUESDAYS   “{ndustry Group Asking That “Less” Days Program Be Modified.

MODIFICATION OF U. S. FOOD PLAN ASKED   Restaurants Seek Changes In Program

RESTAURATEURS FOR LET UP ON MEATLESS DAYS   Will Cooperate But Want Right To Use By-products

Restaurant Men Ask Modification Of Meatless Days   Operators to Get Hearing Before Truman Committee

CAFE OWNERS TO SUPPORT FOOD PLAN   May Adopt Specific Saving Program

Save-Food Support Expected   Report Restaurants To Back Plan; AFL Raps Whiskey Halt

CAFE INDUSTRY WILL ASK FOR MODIFICATIONS   Restaurant Spokesman Indicates Proposal to Use Meat By-Products

SCENE OF TWO MORE MURDERS   4 Unsolved Feminine Slayings Confront Police There

Two More Women  Are Slain in L. A.  Lict of Recent Mystery   List of Recent Mystery Deaths Climbs to 4

TWO WOMEN FOUND SLAIN   Deaths Bring to 4 Number Of Unsolved Feminine Slayings in Month

TWO ADDED TO LIST BRUTALLY SLAIN WOMEN   Los Angeles Shocked By Discovery Of Pair New Mysteries

Bodies Of Two Women Victims Of ‘Brutal Slaying Found In Los Angeles

2 More Women Slaying Victims In Los Angeles   One Is Divorced Wife Of Studio Executive, Other Unidentified

Women Victims of Slayings in Los A ngeles  Two More Murders Added to List of Unsolved Crimes

FOURTH. UNSOLVED MURDER CASE Death In Dark. Strikes Twice Mt Los Angeles: Bodies Found

1 More Women’s Bodies Found In Los Angeles   Both Victims of Violent Deaths as Total Climbs to Four

20 DIE I#fFRENCH TRAIN ©*.BOTAGE   Mobile Guards Cordon Off National Assembly as Communist Demonstration Looms

Guards Surround French Assembly; OD Die in Wrec!   ‘Move to Prevent Red March; Mail Train De sailed By Saboteurs

Crisis [s— AE.  Highest Pitch Yet —   Train Is Wrecked Outside Arras; 4000 Helmeted Police — Patro] Assembly Area in Paris

Police Units Hold Line Against Reds   Labor Legislation Passed In French Assembly As Strike Trouble Crowe

BYRNES DRAWS BITTER ATTACK FROM UKRAINE   ‘Warmonger’ Charge To Be Debated At Session

U.N. Indorses Principle Of American Proposal Despite Soviet Warnings

RED WARNING FAILS 10 HALT VETO ANSWER   Sub-Group Named to Work on Details for 57-Man Committee.

Year-Around U.N. Backed; Reds Boycott   Sub-Group Selected To Work Out Details U. S. Again Atlacked

Russia Loses Little U.N. Vote by 38-0   U. S. Proposal Goes To Subcommittee; Soviet Raps Byrnes

»Red Threat Ignored By Delegates   Russians, Czechs Announce They Will Boycott It

Establishing of Year-around Council Begun   Russ and Satellites Boycott Session “Approving Proposal’:

State Department Thought Studying  Pay Proposition   Elder Leaders May  Administer Program

‘Industry - Wide Bargaining, Closed Shop Banned In New Labor Measure

 House Labor Committee Completes Bill Wiping Out Closed Shop, Industry-Wide  Bargaining; Qvershadows Senate List

‘Pattern’ Seen To Curb Union Strike Threats   House Committee Must Act On Proposed Act To Prevent Nation-wide SLoppages   Bill Is ‘Tougher’ Than Senate Plan   Secondary Boycotis And Jurisdiction Fights By Unions Would Be Forbidden

Long Range Bil Curbing Strikes Is Under Study   House Measure Tougher Than Senate Version

Byrnes Urges Senate To Ratify Peace Treaties; Marshall Leaves Tomorrow

REUTHER SLAPS STEEL'S ACTION   Charges ‘Planned Scarcity ' To Increase Profits

Ignored Source of Gift Money   Stewart Testifies He Made No Attempt - to Trace Funds

MRS. INGALIS [IS CONVICTED   Matron Is Found Guilty B; Jury of Holding Negro  Woman in Slavery

FIRE BRINGS OUT YULETIDE SPIRIT   Home and Christmas Gifts - — Burn but Neighbors Show Kindness

Marshall Sifts F rench Views   Secretary in Paris On Way to Moscow

Marshall Makes Whirlwind Tour   Gets Briefing On European Politics

Marshall Hears French Views;  Berlin Is Next   Secretary Will Check With Occupation Au_thorities Today.

Four Are Killed In Plane Crash   Plane Burns After Striking Ground; Machine Lands In Pennsy!lvania Field

6-Inch Snow Fall In The Rockies  Tropical Storm Moves Up Atlantic

MOUNTAIN AREA HAS SNOWFALL   Cars Stalled By Six-Inch Drifts In Colorado And Wyoming

Democrats Rap State Regimes   Blast Republican Fiscal Policies—See Deception, Deceit

Democrats Hit State Finances  Legislature Busy With Organization

Proposed. Spending Criticized  Finance Committe .& 25 be» =>   Finance Committee  Will Pare Budget

HERBERT FAILS ON PROMISES, C. OFC. SAYS      Ohio Chamber Charges Gov: ernor ‘Turns Back’ On Economy Pledae

C. of C, Blasts Ohio Budget   Declares Herbert Abandons » Campaign Promise to Re~ duce State Tax Burden.

Ohio Chamber Of Commerce Lashes Herbert  Governor Accused Of Forgetting   Governor Accused Of Forgetting Economy Promises

Ohio C. of C. Levels Blast At Governor   Declares Herbert Turned His Back On Campaign Pledge

Protest Romanian Laws Concerning U. S. Property There   ‘May Nationalize Holdings Without Any Compensation

INTENSIFY HUNT FOR ASSAILANT   MILWAUKEE POLICE FOLLOW CLUES IN ASSAULT ON CHILD

HOUSE PICKS. GUS. KUESTER TOBE SPEAKER   Both Houses Spend Morning  in Organization Work;  Senate Recesses,.

Hog, Egg, Wheat at Peak Cost   $30 Pig Price Record Set Here; $30.50 in Chicago

Hogs, Wheat Soar to New Price Marks   ClO Unions Begin Fight in Two Cities

Hogs, Wheat Hit New Tops In Chicago  CIO Organizing Price Resistance

HOGS, WHEAT PRICES HIT RECORD HIGHS   Unions Open Drive To Combat High Food Prices

Hogs, Wheat At New High Levels Today   Labor Groups In Big Cities Set Up Own Grocery Stores

Voluntary Rationing Proposed   Truman Will Appeal To Nation; Mum On Congressional Meet

Truman Plans To Make Appeal On Food Saving   Will Ask People Of Nation To Adopt Voluntary Food: Rationing Program   NO DECISION YET ON CONGRESS CALL

PRESIDENT T -MAKE APPEAL. IN BROADCAST   CHIEF EXECUTIVE DECIDES TO ASK FOR VOLUNTARY  RATIONING OF FOOD. : STUFFS

MORGENTHAU PENS MEMOIRS Wallace Spendthrift; Ickes Almost Miserly

[Spending Spree  Morgenthau Cites Wallace: Getting Away With Murder’  ‘ 7 I). )

Fast Man With A Dollar  Morgenthau Says Wallace ‘Got Away With Murder’

CHECKUP ON AIR PROGRAM STARTED BY BENDER GROUP   COMMITTEE TO SEEK FRAUD AND WASTE IN GIGANTIC WARTIME AVIATION  "INDUSTRY

Solons Hunt War Planes Fraud, Waste   Procurement Program Put Under Investigation By Committee

FLIERS STAND BY AS SUPPLY OF DRY ICE IS ORDERED ‘Rain-Makers' Making Plans For New Attempt On More Impressive Scale With Favorable Weather

NEW AND BIGGER EFFORTS PLANNED  “Rain-Makers” Are To Try Luck Again

Dewey Shies from Premature Debate (On Major Issues    Bides Time Before Speaking  On Controversial Questions, He Indicates

Spencer Man Hobby Being Santa Claus  Pallaetkec an A Dannire   Collects and Repairs Hundreds of Toys for Poor Children

Russians In Power Polities   Claim Note Sent To Satellites Is Conference Threat

SMALL NAT SCARE BLAMED ON RUSSIANS   French Claim Soviets Tried To Keep Them From Conference

PRESSURE TRIED BY REDS = _-——TJO-MAKE PARLEY.-FAILURE   MOSCOW SENT NOTE TO ALL NATIONS INVITED AND - STHESSED “DOMINATION” CHAHGE

REPARATIONS TALKS ENDED   Disputed Issue Is Shelved _ By Big-4 Under Threat Of Parley Breakup

BOUNDARIES TO BE DISCUSSED; MOLOTOV BOWS   Foreign Ministers Avert Breakup Of Moscow  Conference .

Ministers Place German Economic Unity To Front  — [ssue Must Be Solved Before Regime Set Up

UNITED STATES IS WITHDRAWING UNITS INCHINA   Will Eventually Get Down Te 6,180 Men; 3-Million Japs Sent Home   GERMAN AGREEMENT 1S STILL FAR OFF

Reparations Shoved Aside by Big Four As Deadlock Snaps   Foreign Ministers Turn Attention to German Boundaries

Agree to Take Up German  Border Issue  Deadlock Is Finally Broken asa Moalatov Acerades

REICH BOUNDRY QUESTIONS NEX]   Ministers Get Nowher On Reparations And New German Rule

Matter Must Be Decided by Conferees   Britain Proposes Government Be Formed by Stage:

MOLOTOV BREAKS BIG 4 DEADLOG   German Boundaries Scheduled for Discussion Next In Moscow

Ministers Admit Failure on Major German Problems  Defer Reparations.   Defer Reparations, Government Talk for undary Discussions

Ministers Shelve Reparations Talk  German Boundaries To Be Discussed

Admission Break s  _ Deadlock of ALE Moves of” the United States And Great Britain

Economic Unity Of Reich Heads Big-4 Agenda   Foreign Envoys Agree No Provisional Rule Can Be Set Up Until Question Is Settled

AP owersPlan  Boundary Talk   Ministers By-Pass Batt!  On Reich Renarations

Moscow Parley Still Deadlocked  French Make Only . Concession Of Day

ifter More Than Four Hours of Meeting Ministers are Deadlocked on Important Issues, Only Agreeing on Economics First, Government Next. :

Big Four Deadlocked On German Economy    Marshall Says U. § Forces In China To Be Cut To €.180

Setting Up of German Rule  To Be Delayed   Ministers at Moscow Agree Economic Issue Should Have Priority

BIG FOUR SHELVE - REPARATIONS ISSUE   Foreign Ministers at Moscow Agree to Begin Discussions of German Boundaries.

Matter Must  Be Decided  hy Conferees  Britain Proposes - Government Be _ Formed by Stages

ECONOMIC UNITY FIRST IN REICH   Provisional Government For Germany Can Wait, Ministers Agree

Deadlock In Big 4 Ended Temporarily   Molotoy Agrees To Proceed With ‘Talk On German Boundar

Big Four Stymied On Government For the Germans  Will Settle Economic Unity Question Before Granting Self Rule

Ohio Assembly Ends Session by ‘Spending Plenty   Enacts Most Drastic Labor Law in History

solons Quit After Concluding Biggest Fund Spree In State History

School Aid Bill Finally Approved;  Legislature Quits   Curbs Also Are Applied to Labor And Agreement Reached on Plan To Submit Vet Bonus to Voters

SCHOOL, LABOR BILLSO.K'DIN OHIO ASSEMBLY   Both Proposals Are Slightl Modified; $680,000,000 Allotted By State

Ohio Legislature Breaks Bitter Deadlock And Adjourns   Conclude Biggest  Spending Session

SOLONS FINISH HUGE SPENDING SESSION SUNDAY   Reach Compromise Figure or School Measure; Fail to Outlaw Closed Shop

SCHOOL, STRIP   Total of $680,000,000 Al.lotted By GOP-Dominated Assembly

apa SEEKS COMPANY: F   National Guard Unit Nucleus Must Be Obtained by March 15

PHIPPS SEEKS 13 MEN FOR COMPANY E   National Guard Unit Nucleus Must Be Obtained by March 15

Sex Maniae Is Sought In Atlanta Slevine   Authorities Determine Socially Prominent Southern Beauty Was Criminally Attacked; Police Follow Several Clues To Peachtree Creek Murder

CANADIAN TRAIN WRECK TOLL 31   Bodies Of 29 Remover Krom Charred Ruins Of Wooden Coaches

House Grour Restores Aid Slash   Foreign Affairs Committee Votes To Add Sum Cut Out lack Afao-L

U. 5. WILL ASSIST GERMAN MINING   Speeding of Production of Coal in Nation to Be Given Study.

Marshall's Plan lo Include Ruhr   Coal Production on Larger Scale Held Essential to Europe

Conference Set On German Coal   Leaders Will Seek Means to Speed Ruhr Output

PREMIUM BILL HITS A SNAG   Objects to Provision in Measure by Allen of Illinois to Make Payments Through the RFC,

PREMIERS FOUND GUILT)   Tuo Former € zech Officials Failed To Kesist Hitler's Plan-

Caution is Urged Before Invoking Closed Shop Ban   Industry Spokesman Advises Congressmen Of Fear of ‘Turmoil’

Industrialist Urges Caution On Union Issue   Ahearn Fears Hasty Decision On Closed Shon

‘Turmoil’ Feared If Industrywide Pacts Banned   ‘Unions Could Pick off Employers One by One By Hitting Weakest’

Never Met Birdwell, Jesse?— Fred Recalls (!) Promoter   ‘Many-Sided Flier ‘Has Ubiquitous Aaent

Birdwell, Publicity Agent Extraordinary, Sought for ‘Testimony in Hughes Probe

Lake Is Wild But Beautiful   Writer Can See Ships Bobbing in Bia Waves

Stassen Protests Any Appeasemen  Asks Truman to Be Firm With Russia

TODAY’S TOULON MARKETS   Toulon Grade School Wins 8 First Division Ratings, 5 Seconds, 2 Thirds In Band Contes!

EIGHT SOLOISTS, BAND, CHORUS IN STATE CONTEST   Grade School Music And Othe: Entries Are In State Events Friday

CABBIE ROBBED, SHOT 4 TIMES   Franklinton Taxicab Driver In Critical Condition After Passenger Marched Him Into Woods And Fired Shots Into His Head And Shonldarc

Patrols Augmented, Wire Barricades Strung in Palestine   Jewish Quarters Are Divided Into Half-Mile Pens as Preparations Being Made for Possible Violence

BRITISH ARMY. SOON TO TAKE FULL POWERS   Civilians Prepare To Depart From Holy Land

Violence Near In Palestine  Tel Aviv Bombings Warn Underground Is Ready to Fight

40-Man Posse Kills Slayer Of Relatives   Fugitive: Slayer - Forces -Man -Hunters Into Death Duel ~..

Wayne Slayer Of Four Killed   Oliver Hurley Dies In Death Duel With Manhunters: Trapped In Cabin

Slayer of Four Killed in Duel By Manhunter:   Wayne Laborer Murder: Wife, Son, Brother, Sister-in-I aw

SLAYER DIES IN GUN FIGHT   Killer Of Four Is Trapped In Cabin After Night Search By Posse

Slayer of Four Killed by Posse  Death Duel Ends All-Nighit Search

Slayer of Four Cornered and  Shot to Death   Jealousy Is Blamed For Shooting Orgy By West Virginia Man

Slow Track Is Indicated For Kentucky Derby  Ai. feant Eavarita   No Great Favorite Indicated As 14 Prepare To Race

EATHER   DY GOING t AT DERBY   Rains Make “Slow Certain Regardless of Weather,

Employes of “Bell” Are Sought Out as CIO Possibilities   Philip Murray Makes Early Move to Sign Up Telephone Workers

CIO SetsPhone. Employe Drive   NFTW Counters With Plans For National Bodv..

GO TO SIGN UP PHONE WBRKERS   Strike-Groggy NFETW Plans To Speed Changeover of Oraanization

Contempt Case Argued Before Supreme Court   Final Legal Battle Goes Before Highest Tribunal

Newspapermen Open Before Supreme Court Final Legal Battle Against Coniemp? Charge

SMALL NATIONS VOICE CRITICISM   ASSAILS BIG POWER “FAILURE TO BREAK 60-DAY DEADLOCK

BIG POWER ARMAMENTS FAILURE HIT   Smaller Nations Urged to Toke Action Themselve:

Small Powers Open Attack Upon Major Deadlock  Australia Takes Leac Against Failure To Break Stalemate

15 Texas Cities Feel Effects Of Phone Walkout  Compan ny Revi ews

Three Slain In Shooting Orgy  Bridegroom Shoots Wife, Father, Himself

Wife Quits Him: Vet Goes on Wild Spree With Pistol   [Kills Wife, His: Father,  Another Man, Wounds  Two Others. --

POLICE PROBE FOUR DEATHS   Killing of Rink Operator Believed Linked With Triple Shooting

Youth Kills Two. Shoots Others And Kills Self   Family Difficulties Blamed for Gunplay; Bride, 16. Is Victim

Helicopter Crash  Claims Two Lives Craft Used to Speed Dp ©...   Foce A», ~Oorvie

2 Die In Crash Of Helicopter   Son” Of Founder. Of Oregon Journal And Merchant Killed

Legless Vet, Prisoner - for Three Years, Pleads for Jap Guard's Life

Ex-GI Pleads For Life Of Jap Guard   Legless Vet Claims Nip Captor Did All In. His Power To Make Life Easier Jn Prison

aetnnennAIInnaaiEeeeeee  Memphis Hi gh Issues Edict  Avainst a On Camnus

Price Chinese Export Goods - Shoot Upwarc   Exporters Fear High Price: Will Choke Off Flow Of Commodities To Foreign Ports

MUSICAL TREAT NEXT WEDNESDA\   Son Of Former Wellsboro oman To Present Program.

Granddaughter Settles Controversy  Sitting Bull's Grave Established?

Princess Wildflower Kihuee Reveals Burial Place of Famed Indian Chief

ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN SAYS TAFT IS OUTSTANDING GOP TIMBER FOR PRESIDENT

BRITISH COAL MINERS END STRIKE   Vote Unanimously To Return To Work Monday

British Coal Miners Vote To Go Back to: Work; Big Unauthorized Strike Ends -

VOTE HAILED AS BREAKING BACK OF COAL TIEUP   Grimethorpe Strikers Vote Unanimous! y To Return To Pits Monday, Ending 5Weeks-Old Walkout That Idled 60,000 Diggers.

Coal Strikers In England To Resume Work   To Return To Pits Monday; Work Stint Is Same As Before

Unauthorized English Mine Strike Ends   Strikers in Grimethorpe Mine Vote to Return  To Work

British Miners Vote To Return   60,000 Will Return To Pits Next Monday Morning.

British Miners To Work   Vote te Return to Pits ‘Monday, Ending Costly Five Week Strike; Back Under Old Conditions ©

BRITISH MINERS TO TOIL AGAIN   Strikers Vote End to Walkout Which Has Extended Over Five Weeks

English Coal Sirike BroKen   - Grimethorpe Miners Vote To Resume Work

British Miners In Vote to End Strike   Breaks Back of Unauthorized Wolkeut That Cut Cant Outout i Midst of Motion’s Eeanemic Crisis

Everything Froni Fiddling to Sheep Shearing, Will Feature This Year’s Fair, Aug, 22-29

Corsicana Man Named Delegate At Legion Meet   District Group Condemned False Veterans Scnools

Six Japanese Are Hanged by Americans  Executions Avenge Slayings of 110 Individuals

Six Japanese Are Hanged hy Americans  i cm ee ER ey sit   Executions Avengs Slayings of 110 Individuals

Sec. Schwellenbach in Protes' Against Recognition’ of Reds   Asks Congress Why They Should be Accorded Right to Elect People to Public Offices; Unions Are Too Easy ©

Schwellenbach Thinks Strikes Will Be Curbed   Some Laws Before Committee, Tlowever, Might Promote Industrial Chaos.

ANY RECOGNITION FOR COMMUNISTS TO BE PROTESTED   ‘Secretary of Labor Against Election of Commies to  7 Public Office -

Outlawing of Communist  Party Asked   Schwellenbach Says Purge In Unions Not Sufficient

Make No Changes In Labor Statute --§chwellenbach  Labor Secretary Is Supported in View By NLRB Official

Schwellenbach Hurls Assault At Communists  Protests Recognition Of Party In U.S. As He Discusses List Of Labor Measures

COMMUNISTS IN THE U. S.   Secretary Schwellenbach Tells House Committee Party Should Not Be Recognized or Allowed to Elect Officials.

Predicts Kewer  Strikes   Labor Secret: ary Believes, Howe ver, Some Proposals Will Bring ‘Chaos-Strife’

Schwellenbach Urges Curbing Of Communists  Would Bar Recognition, Possibility of Oficial. Election to Public Offita

Protests Recognition Of Communist Party   Labor Secretary Is Against Letting Group Elect Public Official«

Schwellenbach Protests Red Voting in US.   Proposes Nation Disfranchise Them; Warns of Strikes

RIGID RULE IS URGED AGAINST REDS IN U.S.   Schwellenbach Says Presen’ Laws For Regulation ‘Not Tough Enough’

OFFICIAL WOULD BAN RED FROM ASKING OFFICE   Schwellenbach Wants To Prohibit Communists, Right To Elect on Ticket

Offer Russia Share in Austrian 03]   Proposal Expected to Form Basis of Peace Treaty

British Government No! Responsible For Wallace Talks   And Wallace Reminds Of Churchill Speech As Private Citizen In U. S.

MILITARY RITES FOR WORLD WAR II HERO   Body Of Pvt. James F. Smith, Brought From Overseas, Laid To Rest This Morning

Super Power Given Attlee   Food Rations Slashed as Churchill Denounces Labor Government

Commons Votes ‘Dictator’ Bill   Churchill Charges ‘Hitler Tactics, Boils to Avert 251-148 Approval

Opposit ion Leader Will ¢ Arrested   GOP Leaders Pay Aside Plans Por  Investigation

GREECE PLEDGES UI. 8, FREE HAND   Full Publicity Promised; State Department Gives Credit To Iran

Greece Agrees To ‘Publicity’ On Use of Aid   Signs Accord Giving U. S. Free Hand in Control Of Whole Program

GREECE SIGNS U.S. AID PACT   Promise Full Publicity To Program; Pledge Reforms To Make Plan Work

Greece Promises to Do Her Part Toward Publicizing \Administration of American Assistance Program

Greece Pledges Full Publicity To U. 5. Aid   United States Given Full Hand In Controlling Funde

Three Killed in Naval Plane Crash  Pilot, Two Boys Die In lowa Accident

Burlington Airplane Crash Kills Three, Injures Six More   Stunting Craft Falls on Student Baseball Game

Crash of Plane on Playground Exacts Lives of 3 Peopie   Six Boys Hurt When Navy Plane Falls During Air Show in Iowa

Plane Falls,  Explodes on Playground   Pilot and Two Youngster: Killed, Six Injured at Burlington, fa.

3 Die as Plane Hits Playground   Pilot, Two Boys Dead; Six Others Are Injured

STUNTING PLANE FALLS ON SCHOOL GROUND, KILLS 3   PILOT AND 2 SCHOOL BOYS DIE; WRECKAGE INJURES SIX OTHERS

AIRPLANE KILLS 9 SCHOOL BOYS   Pilot Also Dies When Craft Crashes. on’ Playground ot » : Burlington, la.

PLANE KILLS 2 BOYS AT SCHOOL   Pilot Also Loses Life As Craft Crashes Onto Playqround

Marshall Schedules Parley Monday with Molotov on Russian Treaty Proposals

Duff Stands by Tax Measures   No Substitutes or Changes to Make in Program, He Says

Average Temperatures for the Month Was 76.25  Degrees   DOWN TO 54 ONE DAY

WAS COOLEST JULY IN PAST 20 YEARS   Average T ratures for the we h Wa 76.25   DOWN TO 54 ONE DAY

QUIGLEY IN A FALL   University Athletic  Director Is Bruised in Fall at Home

Strike Seen As Challenge To Schuman   Red Dominated Labor Leaders Defy New Cabinet Efforts

Railroad Strike Called in France  Communists Among Labor Leaders

Total Paralysis Threatens Nation with Over Million And A Half Workers Idled

It’s Second Honeymoon For Mitiers Although She Paid Man To Kill tim

May Seek Loan . Ob Secret Files. From War Dept   Move Tnvolves Probe Of ' Alleged:  Irregularities “ In Plane Reconversion

Mr. And Mrs. Chas Rowe Celebrate  Golden Wedding  Receive Over 150  Guests At Home On Anniversary         LeMars High and Junior High Students Are Honored for Outstanding Achievements

Mr. And Mrs. Chas Rowe Celebrate Golden Wedding  Receive Over 150  Guests At Home On Anniversary

VIOLENCE OCCURS IN’ PLANT IN OHIO: CALL TRUCE TODAY   375 Armed Workers Stay in Building Besieged by Pickets Nine Hours Last Night.   SABOTAGE TOLD IN KENTON FACTORY

375 Besieged As20 Vandals Wreck Plant  At Galion, O.   Truce Arrangéd and Citizen-Deputies Patrol Area With Sub Machine Guns

FACTORY CLOSED AFTER ARMED WORKERS HELI INSIDE PLANT 9 HOLIRS TO AVOID CIO CLASH

Electric Co. Plant. at Galion, oO. Closed After Nine Tense Hours.

Workers And Officials Stay In Galion Plant Nine Hours To Avoid Clash With Pickets

Future Farmers End Convention  Kansas, O., Yourn  9 BASS SS ee Pee 6. edeeeeennan enn Sameer

WEATHERMEN ARE CHARTING COURSE OF TROPICAL STORM   STORM MOVING IN GENERAL  DIRECTION OF FLORIDA AND MAY BE SERIOUS

Lotest Bill Sent To Jester For Action  Labor Curbs Okayed In Move At Austin.

Full Meeting Of Owners Called Monday  e U. S. Stee Rea ody to Grant 35¢

UNION CHIEF HOLDS SECRET WAGE PARLEY   Industries Forced To Halt Work In East

Secret Proposals Made by Two Large Seqments of Industry Spiit Operators

OWNERS SPLIT AS 9 SEEK TO AVERT STRIKE   Officials Will Meat Monday to Decide Actions

Unemploymen in Britain Is Spreading  But Signs Indicate ‘Corner Turned’ in Fuel Shortage

Britain Turns Corner In Coal Power Crisis   Attlee Declines Offer To Divert American Coal

Britain Optimistic in Power Crisis As Attlee Refuses U. S. Coal Aid

Brifish Reject Truman Offer _ For U. S. Coal   Government Reports Corner Turned In Fuel Famine  \

British See Hope Of Power Turn-01   Corner Turned, Says Attlee Fuel Aide

ENGLAND TURNS DOWN TRUMAN'S OFFER OF COAL   Government Announces End Of Crisis While Idleness Spreads

Britain Winning Battle Against Shortage Of Coal  Has "Turned Corner”; U.S. hid Is Declined

Unemploymen in Britain Is Spreading  wat CU   But Signs Indicate ‘Corner Turned’ in Fuel Shortage

BRITISH FUEL CRISIS SHOWS IMPROVEMEN]   Encouraging Trend I: Reported; Output Of Coal Gains

BRITAIN'S COAL ~ PINCH IMPROVES   PRODUCTION UP, RAIL LINES CLEARED OF SNOW—UNEMPLOYMENT GROWS.

ATTLEE TURNS DOWN OFFERS FROM TRUMAN   Joblessness Spreads Despite Evidence Of More Coal

England Turns Crisis in Coal, Ministry Says   Attlee Rejects U.S. Offer To Divert Fuel Shipping Th Hard-Precced Icle

Britain Reported To Turn Corner’ In Its Fuel Crisis   Truman’s Offer of Coal on High Seas Is Rejected

COAL OUTLOOK IMPROVED FOR GREAT BRITAIN   OFFER OF U. S. FUEL DECLINED WITH THANKS

Great Britain Turns Corner  Tn Fuel Crisis   im [Reds Deman er U.N. Ban  sis Atom Bomb

Tradition Holds And Rain Falls In Waynesburg   Felt by Five Persons On S. Morgan Street, But Nowhere Else

Western Europe Asks Large Loan   $22 Billions Needed For Rehabilitation by 16 War-Torn Nations

$15 Billion Flea For European Aid Flown to America  Official 16-Nation Estimate  Of Needs Waits Congres  FATE OF MARSHALL PLAN NOT CERTAIN   UN Economic Panel Studies Priorities for European Commodities

Leading German Rocket Scientist Killed by Blast at British Station

STATE'S “HEAT WAVE” TO CONTINUE TODAY   ‘Temperatures to Be in 710s, os

Reported Lost, Airliner Safe   Radio Forces New Foundland Landing

SLOW START IS GIVEN PLANS TO SAVE FOOD   Many Eating Places Are Unable to Comply First Meatless Tuesday

Observance Spotty In Restaurants But Promises Of Compliance Next Week Are Heard

Meatless Day Response Is Spotty; Rail Rates Raised   Restaurants Plan Later Compliance As Housewives Observe Plea: Prices Down

Perishables on Hand Kept Some From Compliance   Some Wholesale Prices Down; Boards Post Upped Margins

PRICES OF SEVERAL FOODS FALL AS GRAIND On W oLIGh  INGKREAE  First ‘Meatless’ Day Obs -erved

U.S. Meatless Tuesday Drive Starts Slowly   Many Restaurateurs Unable to Comply On Such Short Notice

Meatless Day Observed  hy Housewives   Cost of Shipping Food, Other Freicht Increcsed

Stock Purchased Well In Advance   Butter, Flour, Eggs Drox  «Fn, Wholesale Market

‘Meatless  Tuesday’ Gets Off to Slow Start   Many Restaurants Are Unprepared; Freight Rate Hike To Boost Costs

 PRICES OF SEVERAL FOODS FALL AS GRAINS SHOW SLIGHT INCREASE   First 'Meatless’ Day Observed

Meatless Day Gets Off To: Slow Start   Live Meat Prices Slip Little In Some Markets

Compliance Spotty As LU. S. Has First  ‘Meatless Tuesday’   ICC Grants Railroads General Increase Of 10 Percent in Freight Rates; Live Meat Prices Slip Little in Some Markets

On Meatless Tuesday, Truman Tries Cheese, Fish; Rut For Nearly Evervone Else, It’s Meat as Vessel

SPOTTY RESPONSE MARKS FIRST U. S. MEATLESS DAY’   Restaurants Say They Will Be Able to Hees! Request Next Week.   HAD SUPPLIES ON HAND   Butter, Flour Prices Drop: Live Meat Costs Slip a Little.

ALL-PASSENGERS ON TRAIN _ ARE FACING VACCINATION         HEALTH AUTHORITIES ORDER ACTION AFTER PASSENGER FOUND TO HAVE  '  ' SMALL-POX

Ottumwa Crippled by Raging Waters; One-third of City’s Residents Forced to: Vacate   Crest Reached at. 20.4 Feet; Rescue Work Hampered by Sharp Current; Nishnabotne Recedes Two Feet in the Hambura Area

aS i “FLOOD CREST         City: is Crippled; ‘Six. Feet: ol “Water. Downtown; * LE * Berson. Die..

RISING WATER DRIVES 16,000 OUT OF HOMES   Rescuers Save Many Persons; Believe  Others Buried

Seven Drowned As Iowa Flood  Covers Towns   Hundreds Homeless ‘And Damage Heavy in Wake  Of Rampaging Des Moines River 

Record Flood Takes Lives   Des Moines River Leaves Many Homeless, Mississippi Nears Major Flood Stage

16,000 Persons Driven From Homes by Floods   Industrial City Is Crippled by Hiah Water. .

Waters of Des Moines  Receding at Ottumwa as Rescue, Relief Continue

16,000 Left Homeless By Iowa Flood   Majer Mississippi Flood is Predicted: Ohio Streams Rise

16,000 Persons  Driven From  Homes by Floods Industrial City  Is Crippled haere EEt awk. UR) wtae

Ottumwa Flood-°Now Has 16,000 Persons Homeless   Major Mississippi River Overflow by Monday Is Predicted

City Of Ottumwa Is Crippled By Rising Waters   One-Third Of City’s Residenis Forced To Flee; New Flood Threatens Three States This Week

SEVEN DEAD IN. TOWA AS RIVER ENGULFS TOWN   Ottumwa Struck Heavy Blow As Des Moines Stream “4 Goes on Rampage

FACTORY CITY OF OTTUMWA UNDER WATER   SCORES STRANDED ON ROOFTOPS; 7 DROWNED

WATER THROUGH OTTUMWA SECOND STORY WINDOWS   Officials Receive Many Re ports of Missing Persons— .   Search Under Way for .  : Possible Victims.   BUSINESS SECTION, FARM LAND INUSDATED   Five Lose Lives When Boat Smashes in Swift Current —Rescue Efforts Hampered.

WORKERS COME I DROVES FOR PROTEST MEET   Union Leaders Expect Crowd of 60,000 from Ait Parts of State.

U. N. Nearing Balkans Vote   France and Colombia Pose New Obstacles

American Action Plan for Balkans Meets Opposition   France and Colombia Add Strength to Resistance to Measure   COLOMBIA WOULD PUT UN GROUP IN GENEVA   Council Members Hope to Adjourn for Two Weeks on August 15th

Fairy Princess Honeymoons In Rustic Romsey   Splendor Marks Wedding Of England’s Destined Queen

State Party Ballot Again Being Sought   New Measure Would Abolish Consolidated Form at Primary

Police Thwart Cleveland Holdup   Patrolman Kills One, Wounds Another

GUNMAN KILLED, ANOTHER’S SHOT   Patrolman Nips Attempt Tc Rob Youngstown Bank

ROBBERS LOSE IN GUN BATTLE   Cop Kills One, Wounds Second In Youngstown Bank

YOUNGSTOWN POLICEMAN KILLS GUNMAN   Officer, Who Thwarts Holdup, Also Wounds Second Bandit

KILLS GUNMAN IN YOUNGSTOWN   Averts Over $10,000 Holdup in Bank Lobby

Britain Slices Scanty Food Ration Thinne:   Pleasure Motoring, Foreign Travel Is Banned

ALL MOTORING FOR PLEASURE IS OUTLAWED   ENGLISH GET LESS MEAT THAN IN WAR TIME

Britain Slices Food Ration, Curbs Travel   Series of Moves To Keep Economy Off The Rocks

Food Rations, Travel Are Slashed Severe Restrictions Imposed On British

Foreign Travel Outlawed for Most of Her Subjects to Keep Dollarless Economy Off Rocks.

Food Ration, Other Items Further Cut In Britain    Pleasure Motoring And Foreign Travel Placed Under Ban In Sweeping Moves

Britain Pares  Food Ration:   Pleasure Motoring Banned In Latest. Feanamies

Britain Slices Food Ration And Bans Pleasure Motoring  Foreign Travel Also Prohibited In Move To Save 912 Millions Annually

BRITAIN CUTS FOOD RATION, BANS TRAVEL   Drastic Action Taken In Effort To Curb Trade Deficit

BRITISH SLASH FOOD RATIONS; TRAVEL BANNED   All Pleasure Motoring Abolished as Government Fights to Save Economy

Britain Bans Pleasure Driving, Slices Scanty Food  Ration Still More to Keep Off Financial Rocks

“ritons Get Bad ationing News;  Vorse Than War   Weekly Meat Portion Cut To 20 Cents; Tea Reduced To 2 Oounces; Gasoline Abolished Entirely, As Also Is Foreign Travel

Britain Slices Scanty Food Ration Thinner   Other Drastic Moves Made to Keep Her Economy Off Rocks

FOOD RATION CUT, PLEASURE DRIVING BANNED BY BRITAIN   Foreign Travel for Most of Citizens Outlawed in Sweeping Moves to Avert Economic Collapse.   MEASURES TO SAVE $912,000,000 IN YEAR   Supplies Used by Hotels and Restaurants Slashed—Further Restrictions May Be Issued,

JOHN 1. LEWIS SEEKS OUSTER OF SECRETARY   UMW President Asks Return of Fine  To Union

STEEL PAY TALKS TO BEGIN FRIDAY   ClO, U. S. Steel Executives Will Meet At Pittsburgh

Three Injured As Unionists Fight Drivers   Trucks Halted At Strike-Bound Plant At Dickson, Tenn.

Women Workers Stage Riot   Battle Truck Drivers Who Try To Enter Struck Garment Plant

Hughes Probe GOP Setback, Democrats Say   All Ports Ordered Closed To Party - Giving Meyer

Customs Ordered To Take Up Portly Party-Thr ower’s Passport  Bar Ports To Hughes Aide

ACT TO KEEP MEYER FROM LEAVING U.S   Ports Alerted in Hunt For Publicity Man In Hughes Probe

FROM SKIPPING UNITED STATES   Hughes’ Publicity Man Holds Up Senate Probe; Hearing Is Recessed

Meantime AH Ports Are <Alerted to Keep Meyer From Leaving The Country

Ports Alerted To Bar Meyer Leaving U.S.   Ferguson Says Hearing Definitely Will Be Resumed

Party-biver Still Sought In War Probe   Sen. Ferguson Says Hughes Hearing Will  Resume in Autumn

Watch Ports te Prevent Meyer From Leaving   Hearing On Plane Expenditures Definitely Resumes In Fall

BAR UL. §. PORTS TO HUGHES AGEN]   CUSTOMS OFFICERS TOLD TO WATCH FOR JOHN MEYER, MISSING PUBLICITY MAN,

; — THE ‘DEAD WHO. DIDN'T HEAR THE VICTOR} CHEERS —IT/S- THEIR DAY —  Some War.Heroes Come Home.Today~the Tardy Oie:

Somgy the Best of Our Yankee Boys,  V5 Left So Long Ago, Coming Home

@ TARY viste Neem alee eee  The War Dead Are Coming Home Let This Be Their Day!

Stocking Sales Down -- - Christmas Buying to Hit New RecordButSantaEyeing Wallet

Christmas Sales Heavy Despite Higher Prices   Retail Business Volume Expected To Exceed Last Year's Although Some Buyer Resistance Is Noted

Christmas Buying to Set Record; Sales Mav Top 30 Billion Dollars

Christmas Buying To Hit New High At Cask Register   But Senta’s Pack Won't Be.os Full ax Last Year Becouse Prices So Ftigh:

Christmas Buying Will Ring Up New Records; Price Will Curb Gifts

MISSISSIPPI , ‘oak ta      Fleod Stages Are G y Far Abovwe Level

SUPREME COURT POINTS  U EET) FOR NEW  AW  ar NESS £  GN FOREMEN'S URIGH

If Congress Wants Foremen Out Of Unions, “It Must Change Labor Laws: Supreme Court

Foremen May  Be Included   Supreme Court Hints At Stand For Untons

NEW LAW. NEEDED IF FOREMEN TAKEN FROM UNION ROLLS   High Court Tells Congress Fore. men Must Be Included in Labor Bareaining

Court Decision Leaves Foremen’: Issue to Congress  Packard Union Approval .  Leaves Contested Issues - @50l t5 he Defermined

Court Ruling Poses Problem For Congress’  * * * * * x * * * * * * * * * * Conesress May Have To Write New Law On Foremen Squabble

COURT LEAVES MOOT QUESTION TO SOLONS   Exclusion Of Foremen From Unions Will Take Law

Committee on Trail of Trades by U. S. Officials   Use of Inside Data to Feather Own Nesis Is Investigated

CLUB IS SEEKING: SERVANTS; . GOOD FIGURES, NO’ CLOTHES   BRITISH NUDIST CLUB AD. VERTISING FOR ‘WAIT:, -RESSES AND MAIDE FOR  . NEXT SPRING.

Governor Hits At Alleced  Bookmakers   This Time in Kansas City: Requests Phone Service Discontinued

Resfore Race Wire Service To K. C. Firm   District Judge's Restraining Order Halts Donnelly

‘For Sweet Charity, Torrero’  ‘Bull’ Puts Orson Welles On Spot Before The Bull

Hungarians May Organize Exile Government   Former Premier Nagy Seen as Head of Group

New Look For Men Will Streamline Everything But An “Office Spread”

Series Strikes Forestalled By  Wave Agreements   Quarter Million Workers Covered By Contracts

Possibility of New Strikes Remote as Agreements Reachec   Telephone Strike Only Major Labor Dispute In U. S.

KILLEAS’ NEW - BUILDING READY V NEXT Ma!      ‘ill Distribute. ‘Massey~ Harris Line — Oldsmobile Agency -

KILLEAS’ NEW ~ BUILDING READY BY NEXT MONTE   .Will_ Distribute _Massey2 ~ Harris Line — Olds° > mobile Agency

Officials Search Stores, Warehouses For Arsenic Tainted Soya Sauce

CALIFORNIA HUNTS POISONED SOYA SAUCE; PROCESSING SODA GETS INTO THE PRODUCT

BUREAU DEATH ORDER DUE SOON   Truman Slated To Wipe Out OPA, CPA, OWMR And OTC Agencies

Expect Order To End O.P.A. Will  Be Issued Soon   Part Of Work Done By; 0. P. A. To Be Carried On By Other Agencies

ERNEST POHL RESIGNS   Had Served as 2 Deputy Sheriff, for the Past Eight Years

Two Dead in Hunt Accidents   Mother of Three Slain by Boy, 13, Police State

Two Deaths In Hunting Accidents  Several Shootings Mark Opening Of  Small Game Seago)

UNION LEADERS, MEMBERS RAP LABOR BILLS   Around 2,000 Attend ‘Vetc  Day’ Rally in Cleve land Monday

RIPLABOR BILLS IN OHIO RALLIES   Veto Day’ Meeting Held At Cleveland In Attacks On U. S., State Plans

THE MISSISSIPPI] ~ AT RECORD HIGH LEVEL: TODAY   Destructive Flood Covers “Thousands of Acres In the Lowlands.   PEOPLE “ARE-' HOMELESS   Levies Have. Given Away In Eight Places on the River.

Levees Break, Flood Illinois, Missouri Land   Muddy Mississippi Forces 12,000 From Homes In Four-State Area: New Highs Set

CREST REACHED; 8 LEVEE BREAKS SPREAD WATERS  ENGINEERS STATE mise AIT 1 CVC

Thousands Flee as High Water Hits Four States   Flooded Des Moines River Adds Impetus to Mississippi Rise

Levees Broken At Eight Places; Others in Peril   Water Stands Eight To Ten Feet Deep at Town of Alexandria

NEW COLD ON WAY TO STATE   Tonight’s Mercury Drop Expected To Make Driving Dangerous on Roads

BUD TERRE HAUTE CLERKS UN STRIKE: ASKS WAGE BOOS   Stores Are Closed One b One Today after Meet ing Last Night; Start at Shultz.   SOME STILL GPEN REPORT DEC LARES

Gunmen and British Troops Exchange  Shots in Jerusalem  Traffic Is Halted, Sirens Are Set Off Today

Carrollton, Ga., - July - 24—(Up}— Eddie Brown, . 20-year-old Negro, (Continued on. back page)”   Gunmen, British. Troope Exchange Fire In Jerusalem

No Casualties Are Listed in Latest Violence   Diamond Merchants Robbed; Strikes Are Staged on Cyprus

TROOPS RETURN GUNMEN’S FIRE   NO CASUALTIES IN LATEST OUTBREAK OF JERUSALEM WARFARE

British Troops Called To Halt  Jewish Attack   Death Toll Mounts, With   Fresh Assaults Staged  By Terrorists In Holy Land Areas

$22,000,000 Is Voted OPA by Senate Group  Money Would Enable Ase ene Ae hee nd Up weimneese hy lune 30

Would Operate On Half Rations h the Meantime   Control Functions Would Be Transferred To Other Agencies

OPA Gains New  Lease on Life   Senate Urges Liquidation of Agency By June 30; Rent Hike Studied

Senate Group Would Halve OPA's Rations  $22,000,000 Is Voted To Liquidate Agency

A SENATE GROUP VOTES 6 10 9 10 KILL OPA JUNE ot   Calis for Cut in Funds That Would Slash Huge Agency’s Present Operations More Than Half.   ROUGHER TREATMENT APPEARS IN PROSPECT   Bridges Declares Month Stould Be Ample Time for Staff to Transfer Its Reduced Functions.

APPROVE BiG SLASH IN OPA   Senate Bloc Votes For Halli Rations for Four Months Then End of Agency

Committee Votes OPA Half Rations for Next Four Months   Agency Must Liquidate Business by June 30; Functions Will Transfer tio Other Bureaus

OPA FUNDS GUT 30 PERCENT BY SENATE GROUP   Agency Given Until Jun 30 Te Wind Up Business By Committee   RATIONING PROGRAM WOULD BE SHIFTED

Senate Committee Votes  To Halve Funds For OPA   Appropriations Group Agrees To Give 22 Million Ts Wind Up Business By June 30—Third of  Money for Salaries .

Vinita Company Has low Powerline Bid   Involves 132,000 Volt Line From Brown To Lula

Lad Isn't Going To Let Loss Of Legs Stop Him   Year Later, With Artificial Legs, He Does Everything Others Do

Dickie Has All The Legs He Needs Thanks T'o Kindliness Of His Town

HUNTING SEASONS REDUCED FOR U.S   Shortage of Waterfowl I: Reason for Action by President.

Truman Cuts Duck Season To One Month   Open Season’ for. “Watertows and Coot is Designated for Nov.-18 to Dec. 17. 

Price Cuts Reported in Many Cities   Anti-Inflation Plan Spreads Some Give Up Plan After Trial

BUTCHER ADMITS MURDERING BRIDE   But Police Say Man Deciines Signing Confession

Say Husband Confessed To Torso Murder   Detroit Police Solve Brutal Slaying of. Jean Howard Treaki, Bride of 11 Days.

TREAKIE ADMITS KILLING WIFE   OFFICERS SAY HUSBAND CONFESSES TORSO SLAYING

Highway Department Announces Sept.  Allocations To  Cities, Boroughs.

DuBois Will Get $1,915.19  From State   That Sum Has Been Allocated For Roads And Bridges From State Motor Fund.

Bureau Surveys Soft Coal Supply  33-Day Supply Above Ground On May 1

SIX FIRMS FINED FOR PRICE-FIXING   Norma - Hoffman B earing Corp. of Stamford Ordered to Pay $5,000.

6 ROBBED OF $40,000 IN JEWELRY AND CASH   Young Highwaymen Hold Up Visitors In Florida

Votes Down Taylor Amendment to ‘Turn Relief Administration Over to United Nations

597 MILLION AID BILL i$ PASSED 83-6   Senate’s Bill Helps France, ltaly, — And Austria

ONLY 6 VOTES  CAST AGAINST STOPGAP PLAN   House Group Votes To Slash Total, Add China To List

House Expects to Vote i Mid-Week But Likely wil Reduce the Amount

House Grouy Cuts Amount $7 Million   Truman Happy As Requested Aid Survives

$597,000,000 Aid Measure Is Approved By Senate   Vote Is 83 to 6; House Committee, However, Cuts Bill And Includes China

House Group Votes Ceiling Of 590 Million   Committee Would Add China To List

097 MILLION STOPGAP BILL PASSED, 83-6   House Committee Goes on Record as Favoring Cat of $9,000,000 in Proposed Outlay.   GROUP IN FAVOR OF HELPING CHINA   Under Upper Chamber’s Measure France, Italy and Austria Alone Would Receive Assistance. —

Amount Slashed To 590 Million By House Unit   Measure Expected to Be Ready for Truman's  Action by End of Week

SENATE OKAY 597 MILLION TO AID EUROPE   House Group Slashes Fund,. Votes U. S. Aid to China: Truman Grateful

Truman Aides Ask Full $597 Million   Funds for Europe Must Re Voted Later

Russia Is Preparing fot  War, Claim   Dirksen Reports  A fLtny antha   Dirksen Reports After Month’s Study in Germany

Says Russia Is Preparing For War   Dirksen Calls For Ban on Exports Which Would Aid Her

DRE EEE TT OS Ee ER RE Ee EY  REP. DIRKSEN CALLS FOR BAN ON SOVIET EXPORTS

Dirksen Advocates Ban on Exports to  Head Off New War   Illinois Lawmaker Says Russia is “Feverishly Preparing for War”

Ban On Exports Sought To Block Soviet War Plans   Rep. Dirksen Calls For Action Against Rirccia.

Ban on All Exports To Russia Sought  Request Made by Dirksen in Report

CONG. DIRKSEN SAYS SOVIET. UNION 1S FEVERISHLY PREPARING FOR WAR

Dirksen Urges U. S. Ban Exports Which Aid Reds   Illinois Congressman, Back From Month In Germany, Says Russia Is Preparing  For War

Rep. Dirksen Says Russia Is Preparing For War; Asks Ban On Exports Which Aid Communism

Greece May Bring Charges Against Russia's Satellites ‘Under U.N. Charter Provisions   Provides For U.N. Action In Cases Of Agaression And Breaches Of Peace

U.N. Awaits Disclosure Of American Move To Counter Russian Veto On Balkans

Greeks Studying Drastic Chapter Of UN Charter   May Bring Balkan Issue Under It

Greeks May Take Balkan Issue To UN   Closely Studying Aggression Angle Of Charter

U.S. expected fo Counter Russian  Veto On Balkans   Drastic Move Likely To To Be Announced  Today.

DRASTIC IN BALKANS ~ PLANNED?   ‘i S. May Take Action Te Counter Russian Veto   To Security Council May Make Announcement At U. N. Session Today

Greece May Ask U. N. To Move Against Balkans  "May Invoke Most Drastic Provisions Of The Charter

Greeks Seek U N. Action On Dispute   Expect To File Charges Against Soviet Satellites

Seek UN Action Against Breaches. Of Peace; : Fxnpect Decision Today

Greeks Consider Drastic Action  May Charge Russian eae Se LP lh ea eee

Greeks Consider Charging Balkan Nations In U.N.   Greeks Reported To Be Studying U. N. Charter on Aggression Issue.

U.S. May Take Drastic Step in UN Today   Action to Counter Russians’ Veto Is Incidated

U.S. Move To Counter Red Veto Expected In 24 Hours  Johnson Expected Back To U.N. Todav With Definite Plan Of Acton

Greeks in Drastic UN Move   Red Satellites To Be Charged With Aqgaression

Kast-wWest strugeie  U.S. Delegate To UN Group May Disclose Balkans Plan   Johnson Ends Parley With Major Officials  In State Department

GREEKS CONSIDER STRONG APPEAL   ASK UNITED NATIONS CONSIDER PUNITIVE ACTIONS IN BALKANS

U.S. To Counter Veto By Russia   Drastic Move May Be Made To Settle  Balkan Situation

Greeks Considering Bring: ing Charge In U. N. Under Drastic Charter Provisions   American Counter Proposal Awaited   Indonesian Question Slated For Airing At Session Of Council This Afternoon

Security Council Awaits U.S. View On Balkans Veto  Drastic Action Ma

Expect Drastic Move By U. 5. 01 Russian Veto  Immediate Action On Indonesian War Acked Of Council   ROME, () -—— The constituent Assembly voted 262 to 68 tonight to authorize the government ito ratify the Italian peaec treaty.

U.S. May . Make Vital U.N. Move  Would Counter -Red Veto On  Balkan Issue

Study Charter For Action In BalkanTrouble   U. S. Aid Plan To Con. tinue For Nation De spite Russian Veto

Await American Move Against Veto Of Balkan Watch  US Delegate Johnson Returns from Capital With Instructions

GREECE CONSIDERS DRASTIC MOVE: IN BALKAN DISPUTE   May Bring Charges Against Red Satellites Under U.N. Charter

Factory Hand Confesses Kidnap Slaying of Child   Psychiatrists Seek to Learn Urge that Led t Tragedy; Slayer Admits Heavy Drinking

‘Released From Prison on Good Behavior Ex-Convict Strangles Child, 3, to Death

 President Truman Suggests Overseas Pilgrimage to Military Graves by Next-of-Kin

CONSERVATIVES CALL FOR BRITISH ELECTION   Eden Seeks Churchill's Return— Party Votes to Retain Some Form of Nationalizved Industry.

SURVEY MADE ~~ OF BUILDING   HOUSE THAT COST $5,000 IN 1940 NOW COSTS 39,000, , SURVEY REPORT STATES

41,776 IN TRAINING   All Time High Hit in Veteran Instruction in This Area

Union Officials To Seek Removal Of Texas Rangers From Strike-Bound Plant

Canvass Price Situation  President and Members of His Cabinet Analyze Report Submitted By Eco-

TRUMAN, AIDES HOLD SESSION ON PRICE CUTS   Economic Situation  Closely Studied At Meeting

U. 5. ECONOMIC SITUATION IS REVIEWED   President Truman and Cabinet Take no Action on Price Reductions.

U. 5. Economic Advisers Confer   Spiraling of Prices Causing Concern to President and Aides

Members Fail : To Decide on Specific Adion  Gov't Figures — Show 18 Per Cent ——s Inerease tn Price

Truman and Staff Study Prices But Make No Decision   Expert Reads Report But Offers No Plan to Encourage Cost Cuts

Girl, 24, Who Eloped With Youth, 16, Changes Mind; Mother “Intervenes’’

Suspect Came Here In Cab After Murder  Trail In Slaying Noor Hararetawn

DENT CALLS FOR LIQUOR BOARD PROBE   Minority Leader Lists Charges Against State Agency; Promises More

Newspaper Strike Ends In Zanesville  Presses Run Again Today After Brief Lokbar Dicnute   To Our Readers:

Farm Products To Stay High, Congress Told   Improvement ‘In Living Standards On Farm Uraed

AIDS 10 FARM LIVING URGED   Lawmakers Told Standard: Must Be Increased To Halt Drift To City

ane cy T DANGER      Agriculture Department Say: Living Standard Boost

Demo Spokesman Avers High Prices Are Here To Stay   Agricultural Leaders Fear Country’s Farming Families May Drift Away From The Land Unless Living Standard le Flevated

{LIVING STANDARDS ON FARMS 'MUST BE IMPROVED TO AVOID IDRIFT AWAY FROM RURAL LIFE

Says Higher Standard Of Living Necessary; Continued High  Prices Are Predicted

Propose Better Living Standards ror Farm People   Congressmen Hear Suggestions to Stop Migration to Cities

Indonesians Enter Duteh- Held Medan And Semarang In Bitter Fightins; Dutch Score Gains   Be Stanley Swinton

Dutch Force Busy Mopping Up Areas In Java Fighting  Indnneciane Raenort   Indonesians Report Successful Drive Aaainst Dutch Point

Labor Dep't Official Warns Of Industrial Chaos if __ Congress Bans Closed Shan

Selt-Styled=<-, ‘Dupe: Heard By Grand Jury   Slated to Give Testimony About  Maj. Gen. Meyers

JURY CONTINUES MEYERS INQUIRY   Brewster-Hughes Feud Seen Re-kindling

U.S. Asks United Nations To  Postpone Disarmament Talks   U.S. Not Ready Lo Dis‘cuss. any Arms Cut In Committee or Council.

'Police Trick Teetering Tippler; 17-Floor Suicide Jump Prevented

SUICIDE AVERTED BY POLICE TRICK   Man Rescued From Ledge Hioh Above Street.

Truman Pays Senate A Surprise Visit   Homesick, He Slips Into His Old Seat As Sen. ators. Rush to Clear Calendars

6 Huge Money Bills Waiting Solons’ Action   Senate. House Work Hart To Clear Desks Before Adiournment Date

Congress Puts  On Speed To Quit Saturday   Clears Calendars Of Scores Of Secondary Bills

PRINCESS ELIZABETH ADDRESSES THRONG   Standing in Drizzle, She Exhorts Countrymen to Win Economic Rattle for Selves.

State Recovers _ From Paralyzing Effect of Snow  . “Eleven ‘Deaths Reported;  ‘Transperiation Resumes, Secondary Bichwav: Bad

House Group Will -hnvite Stassen to Study of Markets  Presidential Candidate to Be Given Change to Explain Charges      'WANTS PUBLICATION  OF TRADING LISTS   Pauley Is Only Name So Far Aired Before Con gressional Group

STASSEN BLAST STIRS PROBERS   Presidential Hopeful May Get Chance To Testify

Probe Group May Call In  Stassen   Committee Balks At “Bandying” Names About

STASSEN INVITED TO REVEAL DATA ION SPECULATORS   GOP “48 Aspirant Claims Anderson Hides ‘Insiders’

Market Probers lo Call Stassen  gas OC" aie tbh   House Committee To Invite Presence Of GOP Candidate

Stassen Given Chance To Appear Before Market Probe Group   Republican Gets Opportunity to Go Into Charges

Stassen May Get Chance To Give Data  House Inquiry Shuns Rumors But Asks Facis

MILAN COMMIES’ HOME BLASTED   Incident First Outbreak it Planned Violence

Milan Communist Building Bombed  In Factional Row   20 Escape Hurts in Blast; Custodian Is Fired on By Terrorist Trio

Headquarters Of Communists In Milan Bombed   None Injured: In Outbreak of Planned: Violence

Bomb Blasts Milan’s Red Headquarters   Shots Ward Off Janitor—Incident In Factional Conflict

Government’s Failure to Let Tankers Be Used for Hauling “Euel Oil Blamed for Shortage

GOP DRAWS UP 10-POINT PLAN TO NIP PRICES   Voluntary Steps Proposed, But Controls Would Be Eyed if Needed

Republicans Map 10-Point Program  Own Anti-Inflation Plon Js Announced

Federal Curbs To Be Enacted IfP lanFails   Peg Agreements To Voluntary Basis.And Ask More- ~   Production, Spends.   ing, Debt Cuts...   Three-Specific Proposals Cited      GOP Leaders Attack Ad ministration Policy: For™  Failure to Stimulate -. Freedoms

G.0.P. OFFERS PLAN TO HALT INFLATION   Leaves Door Open for Compulsory Curbs if 10Point Program Fails.

Door to Federal Control Left Open in GOP Plan;  Coneress Action Pledged

GOP Has Own Plan to Halt Living Costs   Voluntary Program Is Keynote of Entire Program Advanced

TEN-POINT PLAN 15 PUT FORWARD BY 35 SENATORS   Program Calls for Limitations on Inventories and ~ Parcelling Out of Searce Items.   REDUCTION DEMANDED - IN FEDERAL SPENDING   Legislators Would Discourage Increase in Credit, Restrict’ Exports and Extend” = Rent Control +

INFLATION WAR ON VOLUNTARY BASIS PLANNED   Senators To Consider Federal Controls if Formula Fails To Work

Planned Pegged To Volutary Acte  Boost Production, Cut Government Cact

GOP Pledges Inflation  Curb Moves  Puts Forth Plan For Voluntary Citizen Control-

SENATE 6 0 P OFFERS 10 POINT INFLATION WAR   Program Geared to Voluntary Action With Controls If It Doesn’t Work

Republicans Might Favor Price Curbs   Seek Voluntary Combat of Rising Cost of Living

GOPs Push On 10-Point Plan   Make Promised, I[f Failure, Consider Gov't. Control.

GOP 10 Point Program Now in Formation   Anti-Inflation Campaign Mostly Of Voluntary Nature

Anti-Inflation Program Set Up By GOP Leaders   10-Point Outline Hopes for Voluntary Action by the Consumers

GOP Senate Economic —  Plan Bared   Voluntary Action Basié for Program - Aoainst Inflatian

10-Point Plan Presented by Republicans   Program to Combat Inflation Based on Voluntary Controls; Bill to Go to House

GOP Program Is Put Forward   Action Pledged on Anti-Inflation Bill

ADAMS. WOODLEY ~ NUPTIALS TODAN   Couple. Will Live In Akron ee: ‘Return From Trip = To.Minneapolis ©

AKRON FOLKS TAKE MARRIAGE VOWS   Helen V. Adams And Merlin B. Woodley Are Wedded September §

ADAMS-WOODLEY. NUPTIALS TODAY   Couple Will Live In Akron On Return From Trip . To Minneanolic

LABOR CABINET DRAWS ATTACK BY CHURCHILL   Attlee Wins Narrow Victory Margin In Caucus

CHURCHILL SAYS CRISIS BILL GIVES COMMONS GREATEST POWERS YET ASKED

‘Crisis Bill’ Withstands First Attack  Churchill Has Harsh Words  Danw “GQananare”

Churchill Balks At War Powers In Time of Peace   Conservative Says Labor Government Asking ‘Too Much”

Churchill Scores Laborites  War Time Leader Charges Labor Government Seeks fxcessive Power

BRITISH ISSUE ORDER TO JEWS   Either Disembark in France Or Go to Hamburg

“No Cheers, No Ticker-Tape Shower” Silent European War Heroes Back Home For Final Tribute

Presi dent Sends Wreath . . ‘Caskets of Silent Heroes of European ‘War Liffed From Hold on Ship in N. Y.

6,250 War Dead on Last Journey Home   Bodies of First To Arrive From Europe Reach U. S.

6250 Bodies Arrived At New York Sunday   First of War Dead To be Brought Home from Europe .

Prison Board Appears Split Over Policy   Controversy Is Aroused About Discipline Report

Lad Almost Didn't ‘Last To. Birthday   Heart Stopped, Then Was Kept Going 25 Minutes By Hand Manipulction

House Balks af Plan of Rundell  Madicon ‘Dictrict af   Madison ‘District of Columbia’ Bid Fails

Hilarity Marks Assembly Action On Apportionment  Concurs on Council To Replace Former Interim Groups

U. §. PUTS FULL BLAME ON RUSSIA   State Department Issues Official Pamphlet On Foreign Policy.

Prices Way Up Since OPA Exit   Cost Of Living Is 16 Per Cent Higher

PORK PRICES UP 78 PERCENT IN 12 MONTHS   Beef, Veal Costs Soar Since Death of OPA One Year Ago

First Anniversary of OPA's End Shows Living Cost Rise Highs of 1919-20 Period Topped

Living Costs Higher Under Free Market   Sharpest Increase in Retail Prices of Pork and Beet

Substantially Higher Prices Noted In Year Since OPA Controls Ended

H ogs High, Steers Soar: Living Costs Hit New Peaks One Year After Controls Off

Prices Much Higher Than During Period ~ of Federal Contro   ‘Food, Clothing and _ Liv. ‘ing Costs Zoom to Record Peaks in 1946-47

Consumers Paying Heavily for Goods And Food Year After Death of the OPA

Dinner. Table Pork Hiked 78 Per Cent Since a Year Ago   Living Costs Spiral On Anniversary of Price Clamp Lift

Living Costs At Or Near Record Peaks  Many Highs Of  Former Postwar Dt t oT ne]

Survey Shows Cost of Living Rose Sharply in Year Since End i OPA

Food, Clothing And Living Costs In General ‘Take Spurt During Year Minus OPA Control

U. S. Living Costs Near Record Peaks   Survey Made One Yeor After Death Of OPA; Pork Up 78 Per Cent; Beef, Veal 62 Per Cent

Prices Soar in Controless Year   Unprecedented Demand Blamed for Higl. Meat Costs

FOOD, CLOTHING, OTHER LIVING iCOSTS AT OR NEAR RECORD HIGH ION ANNIVERSARY OF OPA’S END

Living Costs Zoom To Record Heighth   Present Prices 16.9 Percent Over June

Ist Anniversary of Price Decontrol Finds Pork on Dinner Table Up 78% Over Year Aao'

Sharp Upswing In Living Cost Is Led By Meat   Many Prices At Record Peaks One Year After Death of OPA.

PRICE PEAKS HIT BY LIVING ITEMS   Food And Clothing Soar In Year Without Ceilings

First Year After OPA Finds Food, ‘Clothing Prices at Record Peaks

Peaks Top Highs Of Period After World War    . Livestock Supplies And Cold Storage Stocks Said Low

Sharp Rises in Cost of Living Revealed by Trade, ‘Government Survey on Anniversary of OPA’s Death

‘Prices Rival 1919-21 Period   Unprecedented Demand for Meat Making Supoly Inadequate

Costs Continue Spiral Upward  - OPA Dead a Year; Prices at High Peak

Food, Clothing, Living Costs Zoom -To Record Peaks Within a Year

Record High Prices Today Mark First Anniversary Of No Controls   Meat Up From 62 To 78 Percent And Other Costs At Peaks Topping Highs Of The 19294020 Pact War Feriod.

BRITISH COMMIE IS OPPOSED TO WEDDING   Gallacher Refers To Edward's Abdication “For Love” In Denouncing Royal Romance

‘Top Military Leaders Nixed Flying Boats.   Henry Kaiser’s Proposal Was To Build 500 Huge  Carvo Planes.

WAR CHIEFS FROWNED ON CARGO PLANES   Robert Lovett Tells Group Probing Hughes-Kaiser Contracts That Military Leaders Rejected Idea in 1942.

Timidity Doesn't Pay when Seeking Money af a Bank, Gunman Learn:

Bank Robber Gets Timid When CashDemaj Refused, Stays fo Talk Over Gefting Loan

TRUMAN OPPOSES IMMEDIATE SLASH N INCOME TAXES   Takes Stand After Knutsor Presents ‘Veto Proof? Bill to Cut Levies.   PLANS NEW MESSAGE   Says He Will Answer Question on 1948 Reduction in Talk te Congress.

President Speaks Out Against Tax Cui After Rep. Knutson Offers Bilt

Takes~ Firm Stand Face Of Surplus   Tells News Confercnee Cart Agree To Knutson's “Veto Proof Bill

Knutson Tax Plan Draws  Truman Ire  Offense Taken As ‘Veto Procf Bill Introduced

Truman Againsl Any a Slash in Taxes   Knutson Offers “Veto Proof Bill to Seale Down Income Tax List

Knutson Seeks Okay On Veto Proof’ Bill:      Truman Opposes Immediate Action To Cut Income Taxes For Millions 

BILL, DESCRIBED AS “VETO PROOF? OFFERED IN HOUSE   It Would Remove 7,400,000  From Rolls and Give Reductions to All 54,506,- —_, 6000 Payers. . $s   PRESIDENT QUICK TO TAKE HIS STAND      Declares Not Even $7,000,060,000 Surplus in Current Fiscal Year Would Jus- _  tify Proposed Slash. ~~

PRESIDENT Is DETERMINED ON NO TAX CUT   Knutson Favors Heavy Decrease for Man In “Lower Bracket’

SAYS CUT NOT “JUSTIFIED BY GOVT, SURPLUS   Statement Made After Tax Reduction Bill  Is Introduced

Truman Speaks Out Against Any Tax Slash  President Takes Stand When Reporter Asks  Seeger lS

Veto lf Tax Cut Is Passed   Such Predicted After Knutson Presents Bill For a Slash

Knutson Introduces “Veto Proof Tax Reduction Bill; Truman Oppose:  Measure Would Remove 7,400,000 From Rolls, Reduce Individual Tax Burden $5.600.000000

TRUMAN FROWN IS GIVEN PLAN FOR TAX SLASH   President Takes Stand On ‘Veto Proof’ Reduction Bill

Tax Reducing Not Approved By Presiden!   Federal Burden Would Be Cut By Five anda Half Billion

Immediate Cut in Taxes Opposed by President  Knutson Measure Is Introduced;  Would Cut Levies By $5.600.000.000

Congress Gets New$5 Billion Tax Slash Bill   Savings for All Taxpayers Provided in Proposal; Tenman OQhiects

—OIL CARRIER—  2 Buyers To J unk Equipment    U. 8. PAID ; $130,000,000

PART OF CANOL LINE TO BE SOLD   Purchasers to Pay $700,000 Will Resell Equipment And Pipe For Junk

USS. Sells Part Of Pipe Line   Army’s Project In Canada Resulted In Congressional Probe

Phone Union  Leaders Hail Wage Offer   See $2.50 Gesture From Northwestern Bell System as “Break in Resistance

Say Wage Offer Break For Them   Telephone Strikers See Break In Company Resistance.

Phone Union Leaders See Break In Bell Company's Strike Resistance

$2.50 BID HAILED AS PHONE BREAK   Other Key Bell Units Give No Indication Of Wage Offer

Strikers Assert Pay Hike Offer Is Company Break   Key Bell Units Give No Indication Of Pending Wage Plan

Unele Sam Loser In  Nicht Club   Chicago Effort Proves Failure For Three Days

@ TEER EvMIYVIN  Capital Notebook Shows How G.O. P. Could Lose Senate

Curley Seriously Ill; Presidential Pardon Last Hope   Boston “tayor, Convicted in Mail Fraud Case, Re- ceives Last Rites

Official Say Two Cars ar a Jews Threw ; - Bombs; Houses - Destroyed 

Bombing Kills Ten In Jewish Attack On Arab Village   Flareup Breaks Longest Palestine Lull Since UN - Partition Vote

10 ARABS SLAIN AND 5 INJURED   Five Children Are Those Killed By Bombs And Gunfire

Ten Dead In Bomb Blasts   Five Children and Five Arabs Killed In Jewish Attack

10 Arabs Are Slain in Attack   Five Others Wounded in Jewish Attack On Village

Arabs Slain During Altack on Village   PRESS Wek TE  Jewish Raiders Say Spot Was Hideout of Acchs ttt ae Baloetinn’ Arey

THREE AMERICANS TRICKED NEAR BORDER AND CAP. TURED BY ARMY PA: TROL

YUGOSLAVS NAB THREE YANKEES   U. S. Army Authorities Plan Drastic Action To Insure Safe Return

Jester Given Felicifations From Alemar   Mexican . Delegation Presents Gifts From President

SFEMS DIM TODAY   Only Thirty Percent of Operators Believed to  Be Ready to Bargain;  Call Parties Together.  ‘SOUTHERN LEADERS FIGHT LEWIS STAND

Lewis Will Bargain on Coal Wages   John L. Agrees in Surprise Move to Take Up Pay  Question with Operators

Lewis to Meet With Operators   Negotiations on Contract to Start With About 75 Pct. Of the Industry

Lewis Agrees To Bargain With 75  Pet. Of Industry   Welfare Fund, Unionization Of Foremen, Safety Code Issues

Lewis Will Talk With 75 Per Cent Of Coal Operators   Bargaining Will Be Conducted With All Mine Owners Excepting Southern Coal Producers Associotion Starting Friday Marning

LATEST MOVE BY UMW HEAD IS SURPRISE   Charles O’Neill, Representing 75 Pers cent of Owners, Will Talk Contract.

Lewis Surprises — By Agreeing To Split Wage Talks   Miners’ Chieftain Will Attempt _ ‘Pact With North, West Operator:

LEWIS AGREES TO BEGIN COAL NEGOTIATIONS   Southern Producers Reiuse to Bargain on Industry-Wide Basis

Move Is A Complete:      Surprise   WILL START NEGOTIATIONS WITH 75 PER CENT OF OPERATORS TOMORROW

SEVERE RHEUMATIC PAINS ARE RELIEVED BY VITAMIN E DOSES   Ne Apparent Increase In Normal Ratio Of Malormed Jap Babies As Result Of Atomic Radiation, Arwy Ofcer Declares

New York Medical Group Told Of Role  Vitamin E Found Aid In Rheumatic Relief

Py & Sieh PRC  Physician Says Vitamin E Aids Victims Of Form Of Rheumatism

Dennis Labeled Draft Dodger  Secretary Of Communist Party Reported Wanted In California

Tucumcari Strike  Will End Monday   Wage Hike to Cost Contractor $100.000

State Supreme Court Justice ’ Resigns Post   James P. Hart Appointed to Fill Vacancy

‘State Justice Slatton Quits Supreme Court  l « avernor Annoin te   Governor Appoints James P. Hart to High Texas Post

THOUSANDS OF STOLEN ARTICLES FOUND IN SHOP-LIFTER’S HOME   VARIETY OF LOOT TAKEN FROM STORES BY “KLEPTO QUEEN” IS VALUED AT $20,000

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Report Blast In Berlin Kills Over 40 Persons   Security Police Headquar  rs In Russian Zone  pen Explosion Wrecks   ANTI-SOVIET  AGENTS BLAMED

Hunt Bodies In Wreckage Of Building   Anti-Russian Agents Or German Vengeance Blamed In Explosion

EXPLOSION IN “RUSSIAN ZONE. FATAL TO SIX   RUMOR OF ANTI-SOVIET PLOT HEARD FOLLOWING EX. _ PLOSION AT SECURITY , BUILDING.

LOUIS FIGHTS IN NOVEMBER   To Meet Wolcott in Non-Title 10-Round Go at N. Y. Garden

Marshall Gets First Victory   Russian ‘Challenged To Reveal Secrets.

U. S. Demands Russians Reveal German Secrets   ‘SEC. MARSHALL PUTS A BIG QUESTION TO RED LEADER

Anti-Inflation Battle Bringing Out New Bills   Price and Wage Contro! Along With Ration Plan, Appears

Farley Appears at Washington Affair   Truman Pays Visit At Donaldson Dinner

VAST AREA OF NORTH EGYPT UNDER. CHOLERA QUARANTINE   THOUSAND-58.Q.U-A-RE_MILES CORDONED OFF IN EFFORT TO PREVENT DISEASE SPREAD

DRAW HEAVY FINES AND PRISON TERMS   Ki. M. Monahan and 'T. J. Ward, Jr. Fined $5,000 Each in St. Louis Court,

Hearings On Printers’ Violation — Of Labor Law Will End Tomorrow

DUFF OPPOSED TO STRIKES IN UTILITY FIELD   Against Punitive Laws But Pavors Curb On Utility Tieups

‘AMERICAN LEGION ‘CONVENTION GETS START IN GALLUP   (Continued from ‘Page One}

LABGR WARNED ‘GREAT FOLLY TO BE AVOIDED   Secretary of State Stresses Need Of Action

America Facing Gravest Peril, Marshall Warns  Tells CIO Meet to Combat   BRetnetion of Democracy

Start Battle On Floods   Congress Votes Funds To Finance Missouri, Mississippi Projects

1OWA RESPONSIBILITY LAW IS EXPLAINED AT W. UNION © TO 90 THURSDAY NIGHT

Arabs Attack Partition   Challenge Right of U.N. to Divide Holy Land Into Two States

PALESTINE CASE DEBATED ANEW   ‘Arab’ Sub-Committee Chal lenges Right To Partition The Holy Land

Arabs Attack U.N.’s Right To Partition   Committee Seeking Delay on Palestine For Court Decision

U.N. AUTHORITY TO DIVIDE HOLY LAND FACING CHALLENGE   “ARAB” GROUP’S REPORT COULD DELAY DECISION . EXPECTED IN ASSEMBLY

Eight-Nation Sub-Group Questions Power To Cut Holy Land In Two Parts

PARTITION PLAN 1S CHALLENGED   Arab Sub-Committee Wants UN Authority Test

Debate Slated In.Assembly On Partition Plan   Tést Vote On Palestine Pro posal Expected: On Fri day;-Arabs Die’ To". Oppose™ :

UN Right to Partition iPalestine Challenged   An “Arab” Group Would Postpone Actions Mey,

Arab Group Challenges UN Authority   Sub-Committee of Eight Nations Protests Plan To Partition Palestine Now Near Completion

U.N. AUTHORITY IS CHALLENGED   Arab Group Asks Delay in Holy Land Partition

U. N. AUTHORITY IS CHALLENGED   Arab Sub-Committee Denies Right To Partition Holy Land  DiaAkh!l ATAAACT PEARY

Senate Leader Places Name In Three Way Race For Nomination As President In °48

Ohio Republicans Ready to Endorse Taft as Candidate   [Senator Not Expected to  Announce for 1948 Nom ination Immediately

Goverz~27t Forces Hold : Off Guerrilla Drive In   North And West

Greeks Outlaw All Communists  Premier Says Gov't Needs Military Aid

ATHENS TO PUT BAN ONREDS IN STRINGENT LAW   Strikes Back At New State Attacks Of Guerrillas Renulsed In North

Greece Plans To Outlaw Red Party   Government Troops Reported Holding Off Guerrilla  Forces

OTHER LEFTIST GROUPS ALSO FACE BAN   Report Bill Being Rushed Through Today   ‘As Government Army Holds Guerrillas In Northern, West Central Areas

Proclamation To Outlaw Greek Reds   Government Arm) Defeats Reds In North Greece

Government Decree Outlawing Communist Party as Troops Hold Off Communist-Led Attacks in Northern Greece.

—SPECULATION-~  Anderson Is Ouizzed In Grain Probe  Says Committee Action Is ‘Wrong’

DORMANT WHEAT IS _ SOLD AT TOP PRICES   Futures Hit New Peak As Prices Advance

‘Wheat Now Lying Under Snow Blanket (Commands a Record Monetary Value

Teachers Bridge Parochial! School Problem By Voting Out Federal Aid Bus Plan

Defense Fails In Effort to Get Howser Out   iFirst of Venire Quizzed After Legal Clashes In Santa Ana

Overell Murder Trial Is Opened   Courthouse Jammed as Youthful Pair Enter To Face Lengthy Hecring on Allegation They Killed Girl’s Parents in Yacht Blast

Ask Europe’s Nations Meet Minus Russia   Britain, France Call Continental Pariey On Marshall Plan

Definite Test On Division Of Europe Is Neat   Break-Up Of Tripartite Paris Conference Brings New Problems To Europe   MOLOTOV QUITS PARIS PARLEY

24. INDICTMENTS ARE RETURNED   St. Mary’s Grand Jury Goes Into Action Against Slot Machines

‘Handling of B- and C. Deals Thru RFC Criticized Severely   Robert Young Declares Handling Either Dishonest or Incompetent

Says Distortions in Price, Income May Bring Recession International C of C Head Speaks

Demos Support Reintroduced  Tax Cut Bill   Sen. Byrd Declares Reduction Effective Jan. 1 Can Pass

Reduction Bill Reintroduced In House   Senate Leaders See Little Chance For Passage Of Measure

Democrats Flock  To Support GOP Tax Cutting Bill  New Mesenre Wish

Tax Slash Bill Revival Backed  utson Reintro 5   Knutson Reintroduces Measure in Congress

New Date Sef As Vetoed Bill ls Reinfroduced   Some Democrats Said to Have Chanaed Minds

BYRD BACKS DRIVE TO RE-ENACT TAX REDUCTION BIT   ; ‘Says Measure Can Be Passed Over Another Veto If G. 0. P. Puts Ceiling  on 30 Snending.   ACTION ALSO FAVORED BY SENATOR GEORGE   Taft, However, Discounts Possibility of Vote on Legislation Before Congress Adjourns.

George Backs Tax Measure   GOP Moves to Re-pass Tax Slashing Bill, Vetoed by Truman

6.0, P. TO SEEK TAX GUTS AGAIN   Action Vetoed By President Reintroduced In House

TAX REDUCTION DRIVE REVIVEL   Democrats Favor Bil To Start Cuts Next January 1

DEMOCRATS WILL SUPPORT NEW TAX BILL   Senator Byrd Certain Another Measure as  Of January 1 Will Pass

Senator George Backs GOP Drive To Cut Taxes   Move Made To Re-Pass Vetoed Bill Making Cuts Effective Next January 1

GOP RENEWS TAX CUT DRIVE   Reintroduces Bill With Date Advanced to January 1

Democrat Backs New Drive for Income Tax Cut   Sen. George Favors GOP. Proposal Calling For Slash January. 

George Throw: Support To Tax Bill  Change in Effective Date Brings   Change in Effective Date Brings Democrat Backing

Byrd, George Support New Tax-Cut Bill  GOP Drive Winning Democratic Backing

Byrd Supports Tax Cut Plans   Republicans Would Reenae! Rill Killed by Veto

Georgia Senator To Back Tax Cut   Republicans Seek To Reduce Levy January 1

May By-Pass Tax Cut Bill Around Veto   Senators Revise Four Million Cut Plan far 1942

DEMO SUPPORTS TAX CUT PLANS   Senator George Backs Bill Call“ing for Reductions "Next Jaen. 17

Sen. George Backs G.O.P. Drive To Re-Pass Vetoed Income Tax Cutting Bill

George Backs GOP Efforts For Tax Cut   Vetoed Bill Revised Onl) To Make Slashes Effeetive January 1 Instead Next Week

George Lends New Sup ort To GOP Reduction” Try   Vetoed Bill, Revised For January..1 Slash, Goes Back To House

Tax Reduction  Measure Wins Support   Sen. Byrd Believes Bill With New Effective Date Good

Income Tax Reductions Unlik boly Before 1948 Capital Experts Say

SUPPORT: RISES FOR NEW MOVE TO SLASH TAXES   Leaders Confident of Victory With Effective Date of Cut - Changed to Jan. 1, 1948

George To Support Surprise Move For Tax Cut Enactment   New Bill Would Become Effective On January 1

George Supports Reintroduction Of Tax Cut Bill   Only Change Is Effective Date Moved To January

Teacher Pay Bill Called Impractical  Governor Duff  Says His Position Has Not Changed

DUFF ASSERTS TEACHER BILL IMPRACTICAL   Says Pending Legisla tion Would Not Solve Case

Rush County Valuation Is  Up 3 Million   Tabulation of Spring Assessments and Board of Review Reveals An Unusual Increase.

Two Nations Support U. S. Plan F or UN   But Australia ° Opposes Marshall. Proposal.on Veto:

INDONESIAN ROW, UMPIRES NAMED   U.S.; Belgium, Australie Picked as Arbiters

———- Gf EE CE ED EOS ae  Conflict   U.S. Is Asked To Join 3-Nation Investigation

U. 5. on Panel To Help Settle Indonese War   America Will Serve With Australia, Belaium for UN

MERCURY WILL RISE      Flora Predicts Slightly Higher Temperatures Tomorrow

Troops Take Over Milanin  ~ 1-Day Strike   60,000 More Consecripts Called in French Emergency

Disorder In Italian City   Troops Called. Ou During - One - Day General Strike.

ITALIAN ARMY CONTROL MILAN   Thousands of Workers Stage  Day Walkout

Milan Is Under Martial Rule   Military Takes Over as Workers Stage General Strike

Attorney Wants Fee For Trial   Lawyer Who Defended Louise Overell Having Time Getting Money.

British-American Dollar Conference Suddenly Recesses  No Decision Appears On Plea for Free Hand

REACH: NO: DECISION. ON BRITISH CRISIS   Conferees Recess Without Actior on England’s Plea for Free Hand in World Trade.

Where Your Meat Dollar Goes? . ES eee  FARMER GETS 70 CENTS WITH REST DIVIDED AMONG OTHERS

NEGRO ON TRIAL CHARGED WITH MURDER ATTEMP1   Willis Johnson, 47, Lower a y Tried To Kill fe   Witnesses On First Day of Trial Give Some

Bus And Oil Truck Collide, Nineteen Passengers Hurt   Bus Overturns After Colliding With Truck Near Hammond, Indiana

Authorities Can't Find Anyone Willing To Take Charge Of Runaway Boys

Krug Orders 518 Soft Coal Mines Closed Indefinitely, Because They Are Considered Dangerous

Mine Safety Is Urged By John L. Lewis   Chief Scores Conditions In Testimony

Expectancy Of Coal Miners Called 6 Years   Lewis Says Statistically Al Will Be Killed, Hurt in That Time.

Lewis Paints Dark Picture Of Mining   Quotes Statistics, Demand: Protection For Men Who Work In Mines

Plan to Speed State Tax Bills   Want to Give Members Chance to Study Them, Sorg Says

Temperature Near 50, Field - in Good Condition  for Play   EDGE TO JAYHAWKERS

BEAMING BITTER: RADIO AT. TACKS ON LOANS TO MANY  COUNTRIES IN. ~EUROPE -————._-

U.S. MAYORS CONSIDER HOUSING, LABOR STAND   Approval of Public Housing Seen; Split Develops on Rent Controls

GM Head Asks Law To Bar Strike Wave   Wilson Hits Portal Suits—Group Back: Flousine Drive

Governor Takes Reins in One Hand land Whip in the Other over Solons

Labor Bills Face Fight In State Senate  Democrats Plan Delay “Tricks” Against Measures

Labor Bills Up in Senate   Democrats Plan to Use Every Trick Against Measures

Happiness Short-Lived Joyful Reunion Ends Tragically As Long-Separated Father Dies

U. S., Industries Confer on Ways fo Save Food   Administration Plans No Return to Controls or Ration System

Will Depend on Cooperation; No Rationing   Distillers Agree to Quit Using Wheat to Make Alcohol

Brewers May Reduce Grain Consumption In Voluntary Move   Anderson Says ‘Some Prospect’ For Curtailment

EFlectricat Workers To Test Labor Lav   Proceeding To  To Challenge Non-Communist Affidavit Issue

AFL Union Files Affidavit Test Case  ; Challenges Ruling By NLRB Counsel

STILL $24,670.61 REMAINS IN FUND   Plymouth Has Largest Number Conservation Payments In State

Payments Being Made For Soil  Conservation   _ Signup Meetings In Ten Townships Within Next Week

Payments Being  Made For Soil Conservation  Pn, + ees eee    Signup Meetings In Ten Townships Within Next Week

15 Killed, 11 Hurt As Irate Arabs. Protest Partition   Swift Retaliation by Zionists Threatens Open Warfare

FEUDING FATAL AT HARLAN, KY.   Ambush Slaying Linked To Tavern Explosion And Shooting Of 5

Hungarian Foe of Communism  Reaches U.S., Tells of Terror   Rv CLINTON BR. CONGER

Anti-Red Leader In Hungary Flees To United States  p aadle tn Naw York   Lands in New York Today With Family; Tells of Suppression

HESSE JEWEL TRIAL FLOWN TO AMERICE   Court, Attorneys, Defendant, Reo ords and Gems Brought Across Atiantic in Four Planes.

Charlton Heads Court Flown From Germany with Gem Theft Defendant

Trial In Jewel Theft Case Moves To This Country  Hesse Gems Brought By Plane From ETO

TRIAL SHIFTED TOU, S. BY AIR   Royal Jewel Theft Case Moves To Washington And Chicago

LABOR LAW EFFECTIVE TOMORROW   Taft-Hartley Act Goes Into Effect Midnight Toniaht

Taft-Hartley Law Fully Effective At Midnight   Many Provisions Are Headed for Tests in Courts

NEW ERA IN LABOR, TAFT-HARTLEY ACT WILL G0 IN EFFECT   Controversial Bill to Be in Force at Midnight Tonight; Measure Is Much Attacked.   LAW TEST CASES ALREADY ON FILE

PENSION PLAN LOSES IN UNION ELECTION   CIO Workers At Ford Plant Vote In Favor Of 141; Cent Hourly Wave Increase

Georgia Plans  GOP Primary   First Of Kind In History - Of South To Be Held  Next Soring.

‘VOICE’ FUNDS. GET SUPPORT   SEN. MUNDT TO BACK DRIVE TO PROVIDE MONEY FOR ‘ OVERSEAS BROADCAST PROGRAM

Mundt Maps Drive For Broadcast OK   House Action by June  Is Sought on Program

‘Drunken Brawl’ Leaves One Dead   Two Wounded After Spree in Milwaukee

Lives Lostln Recent Blazes Cause Concern   Legislatu res Of Various States Study Controls

Legislators Improving Safety Laws   Series of Hetel Fire Tragedies Inspires Action

SEEK TQ REVISE SAFETY LAWS IN SEVERAL STATES   Proposals Submitted To State Legislatures Include Many Remedies

Many Opposed To: Tipping   Women More Inclined To Accept Practice Than Men

UN Investigation Of Greece to Start January 30  First On-the-Spot  Probe to Be  Held in Athens

Editor Meet Smokes Out Party Fight   Greenlee Career As State Chairman Is Believed Near End

Liner’s Sailing Postponed in CIO Sit-Down   Purpose of Order by AAR Is to Prevent Clogging of Ports

100 American Ships Affected By Walkout Of  Union Seamen   LOCKOUT CHARGED BY NMU PRESIDENT

Rail Embargo Halts Shipments To U.S. Sea Ports   Action Affects All Freight to be Taken Abroad In U. S. Shins

FLAG EMBAR IMPOSED UPON RAIL = FREIGHT   No Shipments Destined For U. S. Vessels To Be Accepted

STRIKE DELAYS LINER AMERICE   Embargo Placed On Rai Freight Shipments For Cargo Vessels

SAILING OF LINER AMERIC! 1 DELAYED   Sitdown Strike Holds Big Ship in Port Till Friday at Least

RAILROADS’ BAN APPLIES T0 EAST, WEST, GULF PORTS   Order Designed to Prevent Clogging of Coast Cities and Undue Detention of Cars,   SAILING OF LINER AMERICA POSTPONED   Officials Say Dispute So Far Has Not Delayed Movement of Grain and Coal Overseas.

Strike Brings Embargo on Rail Freight   Liner Fails To Sail As Seamen Tighten  Grip on U. S. Ports

Embargo Put On Shipments Jo U.S. Ports   Sit-down Of CIO Seamen Tightens Grip On Commerce

Embargo Is Placed On Railroad Freight To American Ships   Action Is Taken to Prevent Clogging Ports During Maritime Sit-Down; 700 Ships Are Reported Tied Up By Work Stoppage

Curb Put On Rail Shipment: Eor U.S. Ships   Shipping Tie-Up Halts Sailing Of Liner America

Embargo on Freight for US Seanorts   700 Vessels Now Tied Up By New Strike Of Maritime Union

Railroads Slap Embargo on Port Bound Freight   Maritime Strike Throws Foreign Shipping in a Deadlock

(Attorney General’s. Opinion Puts $60,000,000 Threat aver Treasury

TEACHER FUND INVOLVED IN FISCAL CRISIS   Immediate Drain Of 60 To 70 Millions

British Ship Is Sunk by  Saboteurs Ship Goes Down After Unloading Jew Immigronts

REPORT A SHIP DOWN   British Announce Fire on Vessel in Haifa Harbor

British Ship Sunk At Haifa   Jewish Immigrants Had Just Debarked When Internal Blast Occurs

Saboteurs Blamed for  Explosion  2 Army Trucks  Blown Up in Qlthar Athactre

SHIP SUNK IN - HAIFAHARBOR   British Vessel! Is Believed Sent Down By Saboteurs

Sink Ship In Harbor At Haifa   British Vessel Sent  To Bottom Shortly After Disembarking Refugees  From Detention Camps

Blast Sinks Vessel in Haifa Harbor   Ship Returning Legal Jewish Immigrants From Cyprus

English Vessel Sunk At Haifa; Sabotage Seen   ‘Legal Jewish Immigrants Had Been Removed At Palestine Port; No Refugees Hurt

— FIRE, THEN EXPLOSION; NO CASUALTIES —  British Refugee Vessel Sunk

EXPLOSION RIPS BRITISH VESSEL OFF PALESTINE   Blast Sinks Shiv After Unloading Of 26] Legal Jewish Immigrants In Holy Land; No Casualties Reported; Violence Continues.

Vessel Is Sunk   Anglo Ship Goes Down in Haifa Harbor Following Blast

internal Blast Sinks British Ship af Haifa   Jewish Immigrants Had Been Put Ashore— No Casuclifec Trea00

Sabotage Sinks British Steamer   Refugee Ship Sunk In Palestine Port By Internal Blast

Sabotage Cause Of Blast, Claim; 161 Jews Debark   No Casualties Are Reported; Ship Was From Cyprus Island

British Vessel Reported Sunk In Haifa Harbor   Internal Explosion Is Blamed on Saboteurs As Violence Continues

Boat Was Returning 261 Jewish From Cyprus--All Passengers Were Off

Immigrant Ship Sunk In Harbor   British Craft Victim Of Internal Explosion

SEN. BRIDGES RAPS U.S. TURNCOAT IN CHINA   Says Abandonment of Country Is Major Vic tory For Russia.

Sturdivant Dies In Cab Of Truck Of Bullet Wound   Mother And Sister Live Here; Funeral © Sunday At Paris

Dutch Forces Capture Malang, iviain Stronghold In Indonesian Batile

DUTCH CAPTURE CITY OF MALANG   First Eyewitness Account of “War” Sent Out by U. P. Writer.

BUSINESS DISTRICT OF TOWN IS FIRE SWEPT   8@0 Volunteer Fire-Fighters Form Bucket Brigade To Stem Flames tn Atkansas

State Sales Tax Being Discussed By Legislature   Two Percent Tax Would Raise Some $20,000,000 Additional Revenue.

Farm Co-Op Assns. Ask Federal Aid On Withheld Wheai   Would Have Sales Registered for 1948 Income Taxation

Wallace Appeals for One World  Charges Roosevelt Ideal Sabotaged

Wallace Says Ideals of FDR  Are Sabotaged   Says Third Party Mav Be Formed In 1948

WALLACE HITS AT SABOTAGE OF FDR IDEAI   Liberals May Bolt Democrats, Form Own Party

Wallace Says Ideals of FDR Are Sabotaged  Says Third Party Mav Be Formed

MICHIGAN HEALTH OFFICIALS DEMAND DE KLEINE RESIGA   State Health Commissioner Accused Of Weakening Local Health Units   SIGLER ORDERS HEARING

Ask Governor Fire DeKleine   Health Officials Charge Commissioner Tried to Centralize Agency

Governor Signs Vets Loan Bill  Allow $1,000 Loan For Rehabilitation

Governor Signs Law Increasing Loans to Vets   Maximum Limit Is Boosted to $1,000; Senate Gets Budget

Strange Things Happen When Men Go To Fooling Around With the Weather

Note to Neighbors: Go Ahead—  ‘Rain Projects Go Astray, As Dry Ice Showers Fail To Hit Taraets

Governor Lane Got All But One M ajor Request   State’s Chief Execeutive Calls 1947 Assembly “One of Greatest In Uistory”

British Head Of Palestine Police Slain   Two Men Shoot Down CID Chief on Haifa  Downtown Street

Slayer of Boy Pleads Innocent   Manslaughter Charged By Father of Youth

TO PREVENT A MERGER   Court Action instituted by W. G skelly Against Getty Trust

Big 4 Cancels  Day's Session   Special Committee ] Unable To Draft German Report

BIG 4 BOGGED DOWN; SESSION IS CALLED OFF   Special Committee Disagrees Over German Agenda, Delays Envoys’ Parley

‘Foreign Ministers Cancel ‘Meeting Set For Tonight   Committee Bogs Down on Agenda For German Political Principles

New Meeting of Ministers Set Tomorrow   Snarl on German Political Problem Halts Group’s Work

HG 4 PARLEY S STALEMATED   Group Working On Ger. man problem Adjourns Until Tomorrow

BIG 4°S RECORD TO DATE SHOWS ~ LACK OF GAINS   Little Progress Made as Council Meeting in Moscow Is Cancelled. Today

Big Four Group Fails To Agree   Agenda For Germany's Principles Boas: Down

German Political Principles Study  Runs info Snag .  Molotov. Falls to Moet’ His Own Deadline on Waking (hing Information

Big 4 Session Today Cancelled By Stalemate   Special Committee Bogs Down on German Political Principles

Moscow Session Held Up One Day   Clay Pessimistic ' Ahaunt Aqreement

Molotov Gives No China Data   Ignores Deadline He Himself Set for  Infermation

Big Four Bogs Down Once More   Meeting Cancelled When Committee Disagrees on German Issues

Deadline Is Already Past   Marshall Made U. §. Report As Agreed; More Evidence Moscow Meet Failure

Fail To Reach Agreement On Reparations   Little Progress On Aus. trian Treaty; Conference Termed Failure,

S. S. Henry Claimed by Death Monday   Bricker Assailant ls Ruled !nsane   One in Every Five Ohio Automobiles Is Defective

Request Suggests that States Not Accepting Federal Aid Grants, Receive Amount in Cash.      HOUSE IN RECESS UNTIL MONDAY P. M.

State Senate Holds Initial  Fxtra Session   Time Consumed In Considering Note to Congress

Special Session Is Called   President Meets With Congressional Heads On Stop-Gap Help Plan

TRUMAN WILL MEET LEADERS IN CONGRESS   President Presumably Has Two Courses: To Call Special Session, or Use Existing Funds for Stopgap Help.

Congress To Be Convened November 17   Domestic Prices, “Aid For Eyrope ‘Moaior Subiects

Will Meet On Aid Program November 17   Decision Follows Two Conferences Earlier Today

President Calls Congress Into Special Session   Crisis in Europe To Be Taken Up On November 17.

HOME  EDITION  (Four Editions Daily) .   Responsibility Is President's, Says Sen. Taft

Special Session Announcement Expected Today   Truman Holds Two Hour Cabinet Meeting; Calls  News Conference

President Calls Congress Back, Starting Nov. 17   Domestic Price Problems Also to Be Considered

BOONVILLE FUGITIVES INCLUDE LOCAL BOYS   Cecil Banks and Eddie King Said to Have Escaped for Second Time.

A SALESMANSHIP COURSE   Is Being Given in Atchison Under the Direction of K.U.

Army Transport Strikes Hill In Tennessee; 21 Believed Killed In Latest Accident —

Investigators Comb Scene of Memphis Crash  21 May Have Died—  ELK...) Deer   21 May Have Died— Labrador Plane Survivors Report

Farm Bureau Hits Income Tax Cut  Says It Could Cause Deficit Spending

IOWA FARM BUREAU OPPOSES CUT IN STATE TAX COLLECTIONS   Says Current Tax Collections Not Sufficient to Meet Appropriations

CMA Releases Health Survey  Conditions In Few Camps Disgrace, Says

Health Standards Of Coal Mines Get Survey Particulars  Danaea Peas PBrvealioan   Range From Excellent to ‘Disgraceful,’ Report Shows

Report Russia Not In Favor Of Marshall's Plan   Informed Russian Sources Say Alliance Plan Flatly Opposed By Russia   BIG-FOUR COUNCIL IN SECOND SESSION

Britain, France Join Marshall In Killing Move   Deputies Map Plans For Big Four Meet; Five Points Offered

VETOES MARK SECOND DAY OF BIG 4 MEETING   U.S., Britain Turn Down Plan to Put China on Agenda

Jewish Refugees, Refused Admission to Palestine and Shipped Backt o France, Refuse to Leave Transports

4,500 Jewish DP’s Staging Ship Sitdowr   French Want British Sug ' gestions As Warships Ride At Anchor Off Coust

FRENCH PRESS FOR VERDICT ON JEW SITUATION   Urging British for Action or Jewish Refugees Refusing to Leave Ships

National Assembly Asks Cabinet to Press Britain for Solution to Problem of 4,500 Refugees Who Stav on Ships.

Bodies Blasted By Booby Trap   Wants Action On Refugee Problem      French National Assembly Urges A Speedy And Humane Solution.

$3 Wheat Is Back Again   Reappears For First Time Since Session Call.

Wheat is Back to $3 at Chicago as Hogs Continue in Decline   Food ‘Committee 35 Per Cent on Way to Goal:  an- Grain Drive.

3 Dollar Wheat Stages Comeback  Hog Prices However Continue Downward

Cashier of House Guilty of Shortage   Romney’s Accounts Off $143,863; He Faces Sentence To Prison

Romney Guilty 7: Three. Count:  “Concealed $143)863 - Shortage 20 Years:

Romney Found Guilty by Jury   $143,863 Shortage Traced To Ex-Official

ROMNEY CONVICTED IN FEDERAL COURT    Former Mease Sergeant-(M-Arm Mas Sentence Deferred Until Next Week

DEADLY DRAMA TOOK PLACE IN MEXICAN VILLAGE WHEN ANGRY MOB KNIFED SEVEN TO DEATH

Deadly Dramz...and Heroism...as Mob a in fo Knife the Eight Strangers

Story of Massacre af Senquio, Mexico Told; Seven Soldiers And Veterinarian Are Killed   Mob Infuriated with Hoof-Mouth Disease Control Camnaien

DEADLY DRAMA PLAYED AS MEXICAN VILLAGERS KILLED MEN WORKING ON HOOF, MOUTH CONTROL

DEADLY DRAMA: UNFOLDED, WITH CAPTAIN HERO, IN SLAUGHTER OF MEXICAN CATTLE. DISEASE CREW

LIE SAYS BALKAN PROBE NOT DEAD   States Russtan Veto Didn’t Kill Commission

3100 MORE EVACUATE Rain-Swelled Mississippi Bursts 4: Added Levees

Mississippi Waters — Enguif 4 More Crucial Levees: Hundreds Flee   Further Heavy Rais Swetis Fleeéd Waters, Feress Ev G1 Towns Of Dupe And East Panendaleal in Itlimate

Torrential Rains Bring New Pecils     Mississippi Breaches Levees; Residents Evacuate Two Towns

Missouri Floods Swamping Levees Around St. Louis   Army Engineers Give Up Fight as Up-State Water Arrives

4 More Levees  Fall to Flood   Hlinois Towns Evacuated Following New Rises

Mississippi Cuts Four More Levees In St. Louis Region   Local Rains Help Spread Destruction; Evacuate Two Towns

Flood Waters Break  More Levees   Force Evgcuatior of People From Towns in [/Hnois

FOUR LEVEES CRUMBLED BY FLOOD WATER   2 Towns Evacuated As Mississippi Rises To New Heights

Rampaging Rive Breaks Levees  Forces Evacuation Of Illinois Towns

Four More Levees Hit By Flooding Mississippi River  Torrential Rains  Fils 4% en on

Water Pouring Through Break Floods Farms   Torrential Rains End Fight to Bolster Dike: (Communities Isolated

Flood Waters Break More Levees  Force Evgcuation   Force Evgcuatior of People From Towns in Illinois

River fees Through 4 More Dikes   Mississippi Getting Out  Of Hand Below St. Louis Now

HOUSEWORK IS EASY AND MOST WOMEN LOVE IT, SIR THOMAS SAYS: WIVES NOT SO SURE

GET SCHOOL BILL DATA   200 Rural District - Patrons At. tended Last Night's Meeting

Blast-Stricken Texas City ls Compared With War-Bombed  Ploesti, Rumanian Oil Center

Texas City Ruins Remind Writer of Bombed Nagasaki   AP Correspondent Sees Life and Death Contrast from Air

BOYLE COMPARES TEXAS GITY WITH NAGASAK JAPAN  PFAVLETTR UPrek Par wer   IN FOUR YEARS WAR COV ERAGE SUCH UTTER DESTRUCTION NOT SEEN

Texas City Has Appearance of Being Bombed   Hal Boyle, Famous War Correspondent, Writes Graphic Story Of Texas City Disaster

Burned City Like Ploesti   lf Wind Shifts 's All of Texas . City May be Wiped at «

Texas City Parallels Concentrated Devastation of War-Time Bombing   Industrial Section From Air Is Two-Mile-Wide Torch; Residential Distrct Is Living Pattern Of Deserted Village: Stunned City Helpless

CITY RUINS SEEN FROM AIR LIKENED TO-WAR TORN AREA      Two-Mile Wide Torch Pravides Contrast. Between Life and Death in Texas

CITY FROM AIR” “LIKE PLOESTI   Hal Boyle, Flying over Scene Of Texas Disaster, Tells His Story

Boyle Compares Stricken City To Bombed Ploesti   Columnist Flying Over Burning Town Tells Of 20 Oil Tanks Blazing

Nagasaki’s Davastation Equals That In Texas City, Says Famed Hal Boyle   After Serving On All Active Fronts In War Il He Finds Blast Damage Worse Even Than Bari Waterfront

War Reporter Says Texas City Second to A-Bombed Nagasaki   Concentrated Devastation Amazes Vet Correspondent   Oil Tanks Resemble Old Tin Cans Crushed by Children

“Anly in Naaacaki Has Hal Bovie Seen Devastation More Utterly Complete

Devastation Exceeded Only By Atomic-Bombed Cities of Japan, War Writer Says

Industrial Section Like 2-Mile-Wide Torch With Oil Storage Tanks Blazing

SAYS TEXAS CITY RESEMBLES AIR RAID ON PLOESTI   Hal Boyle, Veteran War Writer, Gives Aerial Account

Port a Roaring Inferno; Death  Rides Flames   AP War Correspondent Flies Over Scene Fantastic With Horror

Damage Along Waterfront Exceeds That Inflicted On Bari, Italy; Resembles Bomb-Battered Ploesti

Damaged City Burns Like Huge Candle   Devastation Is Said To Be Worse Than Wartime Bombings

Devastation of Texas City Like That at Nagasaki   Waterfront Damage Compared To Bari, italy, War Explosion

Only Atom Bomb On Nagasaki More Destructive Than Texas Citv Blast

—FLIES QVER FLAMING RUINS— Burning City Looks Like Ploesti After Bombing

Texas Devastation Exceeded Only By Nagasaki Damage   Vw BPIAE ROOYVY

Loew Eyewitness Account....  Texas City Reminds Boyle Of Ploesti And Nagasaki

Looks Like  Bombed City  From Air “Angry Smoke  Towers To 2006 Feet’ .

Hal Boyle Likens Stricken: Areas 7 To Ploesti After War Bombings; _- Views Devastated City From Air

Jack Shelley Speaker for Farm Bureau Banquet    To Be Held Thursday, Dec. 4, at Methodist Church

Morning Event June 28 To Open  Scenic Loop Route   Thomas B. Love May Preside at Ceremony Arranged by Civic Club

Milk Goes Through Strike Area as Sheriffs Take Part   eputies Act As Convoy ‘o Large Trucks on Way to Baton Rouge

Near The Top ~ In Agriculture  -Plymouth:County [In Fifth Place ©

IN A BERLIN PRISON SOON   Former No. 2 Nazi Expected to Spend Rest of Life in Virtual Solitary Confinement in Spandau’s Cell No. 13.

Rudolf Hess Draws Prison Cell No. 13   He and Six Others Head Soon for Fate as ‘Forgotten Men’

Rudolf Hess Draws Prison Cell No. 13  He and Six Othace Mand   He and Six Others Head  Soon for Fate as ‘Forgotten Man’

Liquor Interests Say Old Law for Banning Liqdor Sale in. Certain Areas: was: ‘Abeldentanly: ‘Left on Statute Books, ..

LIQUOR'LAW HELD “ANTIQUATED”   Taquor Interests Say Old Law for Banning: Liquor. Sale in Certain Areas, waseA . Statute Bool          on

Ca = = ao 4. SS a  “Two Texas School Children and Oil Driller Cifed for Heroism by Carnegie Commission

Two Fort Worth School Children Awarded Carnegie Hero Medals for Savina. Lives 

MATE SHOT. FROM AMBUSH — . Wife and Two Youths. Confess Plotted Killing

MAN SLAIN BY WIFE AND THO YOUNG WARDS   ‘Teen-Age Boys Lie In Wait For ‘Mean’ Guardian

Minister's Foster Son Confesses fo Hammer-Drill Murder of Church Sexton

YOUTH CONFESSES SEXTON'S MURDER   Adopted Sen of Ministet Sits Calmly in Cell Today.

FARM LEADERS LINE “UP FOOD PROSPECTS   Prices, Supply Studied By Agriculture Department

Agriculture Department  Views Food   Prices, Supplies For Few Months

Food, Prices Outlook Given   Seasonal Decline in Meat and Livestock Expected in Fall

Meat And Livestock Prices Expected To Drop This Fail; Fruit To Bring Less

Eye Price Prospects.   Meat and Grains Likely to Stay Up; Fruit, Vegetables Dow:

Food Prices to Decline Slightly   Ag Department  Issues Forecast

Lack of Funds May Cut Down Foreign Buying of U.S. Goods   Agriculture Experts See Seasonal Drop « in Livestock Supplies

SIVES OUTLOOK ON FARM PRICES   Expect Seasonal Rise, Fall on Most Market Quotations

USDA Issues Price Rate Guess on Ag Products   Consumer Incomes Keeping Prices Up

Little Change In Meat And Livestock, Dairy Products Increase Foreseen o

USDA Looks Into Food Price Future  Foresee Increases In Dairy Products

MODERATE DIP IN MEAT COST IS PREDICTED   Government Surveys Price Prospects  For Fall

Chairman. Outimmes Plan To Delay Consideration Of Controersial Measures Until Regular Session In Janyvary

Newspapers Guard Freedom for All  Governor Asserts   Earliest Battles for Free Press Fought in New York, He Recalls

Police Lie Detector Tests Indicate ‘Suspect Guilty of Ft. Wayne Murders

Van Declares Truman Hand Must be Upheld   Senator Says Congress Can Act by March 31; Tax Hearings Started

BOARD HALTS UNION PICKETS   New State Law Invoked By NLRB to Bring Halt To Picketing of Hotel

House Debate Opens On Vital Labor Revision  White House Reports Wallace Speaks Only As Private Citizen

\Tries Red Seare Yugoslavs Sought Military Secrets From Captured GI's

Action Proves A Surprise To The Court   Former Peace Officer ls Given Three-Year Suspended Sentence

Action Kills Any Reductior For This Year   Adviser Predicts Truman Will Pave Way For Reductions Early Next Year.

Tax Cut Veto Expected From Truman Today   President to Send Message . Before Midnight

Confer With Union Head   ™——- 2 SA? OR . i ae So oo  Three of Directors Of k. C. Star to Go to Tennessee

KANSAS CITY STAR OFFICIALS TO SEE LEADER OF UNION   Newspaper'’s Management Ac cepts Invitation to Con. ference In Tennessee.   PICKET LINE HOLDS   Apparently Strike Has Nu! Been Sanctioned by Union Headquarters,

‘ Northwestern Part of State  Gets Rains, Colder Weather Due There

MORE MOISTURE SEEN IN STATE   Weotherman Predicts Rains To Continue Thursday; 1.50 Inches at Alva

Accused Beckley Man Denied Writ  Indicted In Theft Of Election Ballots

LAWRENCE IS LEADING   Returns Are Not Complete in National Guard Contest

Billerica Psychiatric Expert Says  Alleged Traitor Not a Paranoiac Dr. A. Warren Stearns Is Witness for

Young Gl Confesses  to Murder   Soldier, 17, Admits He ’ Brutally Slew Woman At Rantoul. Ib.

Soldier Admits Mutilating and Killing Girl   Ulinois Case Similar To ‘Black Dahlia’ Murder in Colifornia

Twelve Killed In Accidents   Milwaukee Dentist Dies In Plane Crash; Youth Drowns At Superior

Wonder Wives Meet Safe Women Drivers Use Sense, Not Luck   Husband Must Admit Clear Record of 10.000 Miles for Club Prospects

RUSSIAN CHARGES UNITED STATES SEEKS TO OMCT BIICCIA FROM LING FOP OPPOCING PILANG

Vand enberg Is Attacked By Russians   Senate Foreign Chairmar Accused Of Trying To Force Russia Out Of UN

Highlights In The News —  * GOP May Draft  Gen. Eisenhower  * Rankin To Seek. Bilbo’s Post. ._  _ Other Top Items

Urgency of Control Agreement Is Cited   McMahon Says U. S. May Re in ‘Mortal Dancer’

New Alarm On A-Bombs Is Sounded By Senator   Soviet Government May Be Building Plant in Urals,  McMahon Warns

Suspecis Russia Is Building Aiomic Project   Sen. McMahon Sees Need for Control] Acreement

FISSION PLANT BEHIND URALS IS POSSIBILITY   ALARM SOUNDED BY SENATOR TO PUSH WORLD CONTROL

U.S. Warned Russia Developing Atomic Plant Behind Urals  Alarm Is Sounded in - Senate by McMahon,

CITES URGENT NEED OF ATOM BOMB CONTROL   Senator Says Soviets May Be Working On Plant in Urals

Senator Says Russia May _Be Building Atom Plant   McMahon Warns United States May be in Morta Danger from Bombs-——Urges International - Controt Aqreement

Soviet Plant Behind Urals  Seen Certain   Mortal Danger Here Cited In Stressing Agreement Urgeney

Russians Are Said Working On Weapon   Control Agreement Urgently Needed, Lawmaker Asserts

Warns U.S. May Be In © -~WMortal Danger “From  ‘Russian_Atomic Bomb

Senators Say Russians May Be Building Atom Plant In Ural Mountains   McMahon Warns Legislators ‘We May Be In Mortal! Danger’; Quick Control System Urged To Avoid World Disaster

Hh HES ku      Sioux City Men Take Firs Three Place Honors ; Monday

Driver Will Face Trial   W. R. Smith of Finley Accused of Manslaughter In Boy’s Traffic Death

Marshall Tells 20 Americas Unity Is Vital For Defense   European Economic Recovery Is Firct World Problem Says Envoy

MARSHALL SAYS EUROPEAN NEEDS TO COME FIRST  ‘AMERICAN NATIONS   ‘AMERICAN NATIONS TOLD URGENCY OF ECONOMIC RECOVERY

eae SS Seen __Sl   New World Can Point Out Path To Peace, Conferees Are Toid

Recovery Vital To Americas   Cabinet Officer Urges Increased Cooperative Actiot

Gets Precedence Over Heads of This Hemisphere   Unity of Americas Is Vastly Important’ to Old World. He Says

20 WESTERN NATIONS WAP DEFENSE PACT   U. S. Leader Says. Europe’s Recovery Is Vital to Americas.

Pleads For Unity Among 20 Nations   U. S. Secretary Tells Americas European Needs Take Precedence Over Western Nations’ Because Of Urgency

arshall idresses onfab   tays European Recovery Vital To the Americas

PLEA FOR UNITY MADE IN SPEECH TO CONFERENCE   Draft Defense Treaty Now, Delegates Are Told

Is Vital To Americas, Says State Secretary   New World Unity Held Essential To Future Of Mankind

Europe’s Needs Take Precedence, Asserts Secretary In Talk At Brazil Meeting

Hemisphere Needs in Background   U. S. Secretary Pleads For World Unity to Help Preserve Peace

Marshall Makes A Plea for Unity   Tells Conference European Recovery Is Vital to Americas   FOR FUTURE OF WORLD   Secretary Says United States Will Help War  Torn Nations

Marshall Bars Recovery Plan  In Hemisphere   Aid to Europe Takes Precedence, Secretary Save

Europe's Needs First, U.S. Says  Delay Aid Program For Latin America, Marshall Suggests

Marshall Tells Conference of Europe's Needs   Secretary Says Americas Stand as Example to World

Marshall Calls European Aid Our First Goal   Places Program Above Needs Of Western Nations

Marshall Says. Aid To Europe Must Come First  Declares New World Unity Is ‘Vastly

World Needs Laiin Unity, General Says  Europe's Rally Vital to AlL Marshall Says

Unity Policy Is Outlined By Marshall   Recovery of Europe Vital To Welfare of Americas, Secretary Declares at Brazil Conference

Makes Plea For Unity   Western Hemisphere Problems Not Overlooked, Not As Critical Just Now

Recovery In  Europe Vital  To Americas Marshall Says All  Who Really Want Peace Can Have It-

Marshall Says Aid To Europe ‘Must Come First   Declares Economic Reco ery Is Vital To Amer! cas; Calls For Unity O Now Warid Naliovus

Marshall Asserts Europe Financial Situation Urgent   Informs Americas Their Ecenomy is Dependent Dpon U. S. Relief Effort

Recovery in Europe Vital To Americas   Problems Thera Take Precedence Over the  Western Hemisphere, SC nese Conwwcnl KEceckinl

EUROPE HELD MOST IN NEED OF RECOVERY   Marshall Tells Rio Conference Economic Aid Abroad Must Rank Above Needs of the Western Hemisphere.

Marshall Puts European EconomicRecovery Above Needs of West Hemisphere

World Unity  is Important  Sh ee o2 Se 9 DOs seen   Plan Has Precedence Conference Informec

Tells Parley Unity Needed In New World   Says Stricken Area Must Get Assistance First

sec. Marshall Gives Address In Brazil   Old World Recovery Important To New World.

Aid To Europe First, Marshall Tells Parl ey  Old Warid’« Racayv   Old World’s Recovery Vital To American Economy, He Asserts

Hemispheric Needs Second, Marshall Says   Secretary Pleads for Unity Among New World Nations

Says Europe Future Vital To Americas   Genero! Marshall tm Speech Before Brazil Conference

Aid To Europe First, Marshal Tells Parley   Old World’s Recovery Vital To American Economy, He Asserts

Terms New: World Unity ‘Important’   Praises Democratye: Hits Totalitarian: = Farm of Government?

Urgency Gives It Precedence Over Western Hemisphere Needs, Rio Conference Told

-urope Is First, Marshall Claims   Brazil Parley Told Continent Recovery Vital To Americas

Europe Needs Come First, Marshall Says   Old World’s Economic Health Vital to America, Parley Told

More Urgent Needs Are Cited By Secretary   New World Unity Is Declared of Vital Importance

Vital fo Future Of Old World, Marshall Says  Europe’s Recovery le Neracenry Alen

Marshall Puts Recovery Of Europe First   Hemisphere Unity Vitally Important to World, Secretary Says

No Aid to Americas While Europe Needs Help, Says Marshall  European Recovery Is Of Vital Importance To Americas

MARSHALL TELLS CONFERENCE THAT EUROPEAN RECOVERY VITAL T0'ULS. AND TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER WEST

Says Healthy Europe Vital To Americas   Marshall Points Out ’ Why Area’s Need For Aid Most Urgent;:U. S. ‘Policy Is Outlined —

Europe's Recovery  Held Vital   Necessary for New World Economies, Marshall Asserts

AID PROGRAM FOR EUROPE EXPLAINED   Old World Must Be Given  Priority, He Adds   LIMITATION   Of Freedom Of Expression Abhorred By All, U. S. Secretary States

Recovery of Europe Vital To Americas   Secretary Marshall Gives Views in Address Before Brazil Parley

\NSWERS PLEA BY AMERICAS rR SUPPORT   says Heavy Burdens Prohibit Early Western Hemienhere Commitments

Recovery Is Vital ToBothAmericas, Conference Hears   Secretary Of State Calls For World Unity To Insure Future Of Old World; Good Will Stressed

Economic Situation On Continent Takes Precedence Because Of Its Urgency Over Needs Of Western Hemisphere, Secretary Of State Tells InterAmerican Conference—Unity Among Twenty Nations Termed “Vastly Important”

‘Secretary of State Replies to Proposals for “Marshall Plan” for Americas— Europe Comes First.  GIV ES PLEA FOR  HEMISPHERE UNITY

Secretary Outlines Necessity for Unity On Full World Scale   Says Americas Must Show Other Nations the Way

Save Europe First, Marshall Tells Americas   Secretary Discusses :‘Disquieting’. Situation With Panamanian

EUROPE’S ECONOMIC RECOVERY VITAL TO" WEST..MAPCHATT   Makes Plea for Unity Among ; Nations of Western Hemisphere.   PLEDGES U. S. SUPPORT   Says This Nation Seeks a Sound Basis for Practical Cooperation.

Plea for Unity Of Americas Is Voiced in Talk   Brazil Conference Told of U. S. Role In War-Torn Areas

GIVEN VERDICT OF $3,475 FOR DEATH OF SON IN CRASH   Mrs. Lillie M. Worthington Given Verdict In Civil Court Suit.   Boy, 16, Was Riding Bicycle At The Time He Was Iniured

50478 VERDICT GIVEN FOR BICYCLIST'S DEATH   Accident Occurred on Hill In Solebury Township   MOTHER ASKED $10,000

Reading Man Is Victim of Plane Crash in Georgla   Austin —. Casebier One of 7 to Perish After Take-off from Macon, Ga.. Airport

Searching Party Beats Path “Through Swamp To Wreckage Of Army Crnft

ARMY AIRSHIP IN CRACK - UP NEAR MACON   Crash Comes After TakeOff From Robins Field

7 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH IN GEORGIA   Army Plane Comes Down in Swamp; All Abroad Are Dead

Accident Occurs After Takeoff From Robins Field Near Macon. [t Is Reported

Seven Army Airmen Killed In Crash Near Macon, Ga.   Airliner, Apparently On Fire, Falls Soon After Take off On Flight To Wright Field. O.; All Aboard Burned Bevond Recognition. Savs Search Party

Plane Crashes. All Seven Aboard Killed   Bodies Burned Beyond Recognition. Wreckage Scattered

Search Party Locates Plane;  7 Aboard Dead   Crashed in Swamp After Take-Off from Georgia Field Last Night

~ PLANE MISHAP   Search Party Reaches Wreckage of Army Craft in Georgia Swamp

Army Plane Falls Near Robins Field  Report All Seven Killed Instantly

I Die in Crash of Army Plane  Twin-Engined C-45 Hits Georaia Swamr

Seven Die In Crash of Army Plane   Wreckage of Craft That Fell Shortly After Takeoff Found  In Swamn hv Searcher:

SEVEN ARMY MEN DEAD IN CRASH   Georgia Swamp Scene ot  Airplane Wreck

1 ON CRASHED PLANE KILLED   Search Party Which Reaches Craft In Swamp Says All Dead

SEVEN DIE IN PLANE CRASH IN GEORGIA SWAMP   Cargo Ship Crashes Short After Take Off From Macon Airport

LEAP FROM AUTO INJURES GIRL, 14   Victim Says She Jumped To Escape ‘Forced Ride’

MOTORCYCLE’S CRASH HURTS WOMAN RIDER   Mrs. V. M. Young Thrown As Vehicle Hits Barrier

Ohio Assempiy Studies Schoot Fund Hike Plan   $2,000 Minimum Salary Advocated For All Teachers

SOLONS STUDY OEA'S PLAN FOR OHIO SCHOOLS   Suggest 56 Percent Boost in Appropriations, $2,000 Annual Salary

U.S.-Soviet Delegates Row Over Greece  ft   Johnson, Gromyko Clash During Yugoslav Testimony

U.S. RUSSIAN DELEGATES AT UN MEET CLASH   Dispute Arises During Testimonyon Greek - Yugoslav. Border Trouble.

SLAV CHARGE BRINGS YANK INTERRUPTION   Gromyko. Johnson Exchange Verbal Blows on Who fs Out of Order

ULN. U.N. Rocked by Tilt Of Johnson, Gromyko  ‘Yugoslav Attack on Greece Fans Rrocot 1.& Peelines Into New Flame

Gromyko And Johnson Swap Sharp Words Over  Yugoslavian Speech   American Delegate’s Resentment To Bitter Attack Upon Greece Arouses Russian To  Defend Speaker; England Sides With Us.

U.S.-Soviet Delegates Stage UN Battle Over Yugoslav’s Greek Slur

Demand Mines Stay Closed.   Uncertain — About © Mines Opening After Week Long Holiday.

Confusion And Uncertainty In Coal Industry   Few Persons Care to Hazard Guess on How Many Mines Will Reopen Monday   Seems Definite Some Will Open   Virginia’s Commissioner of Labor Declares Lewis’ Action Was “Not Justified’?

WILD RIVER, WINDS Beat] LARGE AREAS   Tornadoes, Flood Warnings Order of Day After New Downpours.

GAR SHORTAGE RELIEF IS SEEN      Steps Taken To End Freight Car Famine By Railroads, Steel, Building Firms

10,000 FREIGHT CARS MONTHLY IS OBJECTIVE   Industrial Leaders Seek to Triple Present Production

IS OBJECTIVE   Industrial Leaders Seek to Triple Pres: ent Production

Local Naval Reserve Meets On Wednesday   ORGANIZATION MEETING PLANNED AT NAD AT 7:30 P. M.

PLANE CRASH REPORT SAYS + 49 MISSING   CONFUSED REPORTS INDI. _ CATE THAT LANDING AT * , SEA COST: HEAVY TOLL

Airliner And French Plane In Sea Crashes   Five Known Dead And 42 More Persons Are Re- ° ported As Missing   NO AMERICANS ABOARD LINER

5 Known Dead, And 42 Missing fn Air Crashes   Air And Sea Search Intensified For Two French Aircraft

Hints Sales Tax Can’t Be Halted   Attorney General, Court Of Appeals Decisions Cited By Gne Source.

Circulate Referendum Petitions   But Report Says Sales Tax Cannot Be Halted In That Manner

WOMAN'S BODY.. IN OIL DRUM   PHILADELPHIA POLICE ARE TRYING TO IDENTIFY  * BLONDE FOUND IN : RAVINE

New Mystery {s Battling Police Of Philadelphic   Woman’s Body Is Found Stuffed In Empty Oil Drum In Secluded Ravine

Temperatures In State Climb Toward Normal   Many Highways Are Still Slippery and Dangerous, Highway Patrol Renorts

Senators to Stay to Vote On Tax Bill   Senator Bricker Was. ‘Expected to Lead Taft Drive at. Governor's. Conference in Utah

Republican Leaders Say New Yorker Has Considerable Strength in Utah, Nevada and Idaho for 1948 Nomination — Bricker, Who Was Expected to Spearhead Presidential Drive of Taft, Cancels Trip to Meeting.

EISENHOWER IS HEARD IN TRIAL   Army’s Chief Of Staff Is Called To Testify In Trial Of Ex-Congressman For Alleged Wartime Fraud.

U.S. Demands U.N. Reject Red Charges   County’s Answer To ‘War-Mongering’ Dart By Russia

U.S. ANSWERS RED CHARGES   Austin Demands UN Reject  Soviet Measures On ) “‘War-Mongering”’

U. S. ANSWERS WARMONGER ACCUSATIONS   Russia Is Charged With Seeking To ‘Gag’ U. S. Leaders

DEFEAT OF REDS! ANTI-WARMONGER MEASURE ASKED   Austin Tells U. N. Soviet Res. olution Is “Attack on Policies and Principles of United States.”   CALLS PROPOSAL STEP TOWARD POLICE STATE   American Delegate Defends Byrnes and Dulles Against Charges Made by Andrei Vishinsky,

‘War Propaganda Claims Are Denied  U.S. Demands Red Charge Be Rejected

U.S. Demands UN Rejection USSR Charges   Declaration Drawn Up By Marshall And Amer ican Delegation’ Demands Rejection Of Russia's — Anti-War monger” Mcasures

F atherhood of Test-Tube Baby at Issue ‘And Qne Judee Disclaims Jurisdiction

SKEPFICS OFFER THEORIES Mysterious Disc-Like Objects Seen Flashing Over U.S. Skies

Flying Saucer Mystery Deepens as Eyewitness Descriptions Increase

More Reports Coming In of Mystery Objects Traveling Fast High in Sky

B-29 Crosses North Pole on Weather Flight   Periodic Studies of Climate Are Expected To Be of Great Value

College Boy Miners Given Rough — Time By Burly Man, Free With Guns

Search Widens for 2-Gun Bandit Who Kidnaped 3, Left Them in Area Desert

KEWELL GETS JOBS LINED UF   New Chicago Mayor Sizes Up Council; Republican Bloc Is Strong

Phone Strike Seen Forced   Concerns ‘Stalling,’ Union Head Charges

Startling Developments’ Make Half U. S. Atomic Installations Obsolete’

Name Bisho P McNamara As Administrator   Washington Prelate Will Function Pro Tem As Head of Two Areh-

Pact Might Bring U. S. Of Europe   New System Is Favored By Some Leaders

Breafitin Winter Weather Seen As Ohic Eyes Dangerously Low Supply Of Peel

BREAK IN COU      Northeast Ohio Hit tn  der ODrifts; :  Homes Flooded =.“

LILIENTHAL VOTE MAY BE DELAYED   Sen. McKellar Claims That Opposition Is Increasing

LILIENTHAL VOTE FURTHER DELAYED   Senate Action before Mid: April Seen Doubtful

Survey Shows Liquor Prices Starting To Fall off as Stocks Accumulate

LIQUOR PRICES HIT THE SKIDS   Consumers and Dealers Balk At High Levies

Clean-Up Campaign Contests Held In All Mexia Schools   Poster; Essay Winners Given

Building Industry Target of Probe By a House Group   National Survey to Be Made Over Period of Five Months

INVESTIGATION INTO BUILDING INDUSTRY   Heuse Labor Subcommittee To Probe Monopoly And Racketeering Practice<

Competitive ‘Race . L  U.S, England . Oppose UN.Hold On Oil Reserve

United States, Britain Oppose UN Oil Control   Administrative O pe ration Of Middle East Fields Not Favored; Race By Powers Seen

UN Control of Oil In Middle East Hit   U.S. and Britain Would Not Deed Such Authority

U.N. Oil Plan  Draws Fire   U. S. and British Sources Onpose Control

U.S., Britain Opposed fo U.N Control of Oil   Hold to View That Agency Cannot Do Task Effectively

Middle East Oil Race?   American, British Sources Express Opposition To Move Giving UN Control of Wells

BOGUS $20 BILLS BRING 4 ARRESTS   Three Men and  Woman Nabbed in Cairo

Six Others Wounded In Holy Land Affrays; Attacks Said To Be Reprisals

STEEL WORKERS READY TO SEEK WAGE INCREASE   1947 Contract Negotiations Will Qoen Jan. 16.

Rumbling Mounts In Steel Plants   Strike Notices Will Be Filed On U. S. Steel and 60 Other. Producers Jan. 15

ClO Union To Ask New WagelHikes   Oth:r Demands to Be Madi from Steel Operators at  Negotiations Soon

‘Japanese Fleet Admiral Nagano Who Planned Sneak Attack Dies Sun.

State's Off-Year Registration Hits All-Time Record   Indicates Widespread Interest in Bonus Proposals, Officials Feel

- Cut 30,000 Cars      G.M. Plants Will, Close 5 Days to July 28th; Shect Steel Short

Duff's Labor Program Cleared Early Today; Adjournment About Due   State Lawmakers Drawing Toward Sine Die Action Expected To Be Reached Late This Afternoon.

WESTBROOK PEGLER   ‘Anti-(Nazi League Lays Claim To Unusual Rights

MAKING FRAT BID   K.U. Men's Greek Letter Societies Wind Up Rushing Activity

MAYORS EXPECTED TO ENDORSE PLAN FOR-NEW HOUSING   Taft Tells Group He Is in Fave: of Extending Rent Control Legislation

Expect Conference of Mayors to Endorse New Public Housing Program

EXPECT MAYORS TO CALL FOR HOUSING PLAN   But Group May Split on Extension of Rent Controls

Mayors’ Parley Is Expected To Endorse New Proaram of Federal Public Housing

U.S. MONOPOLY ON BOMBS HIT ~ AS ILLUSION   Right of UN Veto Still Demanded By Gromyko

Asserts U.S. Cannot Long Hold Monopoly   Says Russia Will Not Relinquish Her Right of Veto

Soviet Against Unlimitec Atom Resources Probe   Gromyko Makes Frankest Statement Yet On Official Russian Attitude

Soft Coal Industry Crippled As Miners Remain Idle Until Pits Certified Safe

Pittsburgh Bell Phone Dist. Mines Service Up ‘Crippled In This State

THIRD KILLING © BY GANGSTERS   LATEST VICTIM OF UNDERWORLD WAR HEFUSES TO TELL NAMES OF GUNMEN

EXPOSE AUTHOR. WAS ATTACKED   CARLSON TELLS, POLICE THREE MEN BEAT HIM AFTER HE

AUTHOR BEATEN BY THREE MEN   John Rov Carlson Attacked B: Three Men On Street In Brooklivn

parless Grandma hoofs Intruders   76-Year-Old Wide Defends Herself Against “Haunted House” Prober:

Action Puts End To Food Control Program Imposed During Wartime Shortages

Supplies Increase, Sec. Anderson Says In Announcement; Still Rationed , For Industrial Use

Government Keeps Controls on Prices: Congress Surprised   Five-Year Coupon Ordeal Ends as Dole Of Item Over: Industrial Users Suill Subject to Sugar Rationing, howeve,

Price Controls Are Remaining; New Provision   Five-Year Ordeal O Nation's Housewives Comes to Close

Coupon Ordeal Is Ended; Price Control Stays  Rationing Confinues   Rationing Continues For Industrial Users

Sugar Rationing Ends for Homes, Hotels and Cafes  Price Controls Stay, As Does Rein On Use By Industrial Plants

Sugar Ration Plan Ended By  Government —  Price Controls  To Be Retained

Surprise Move Is Effective At Midnight   Industrial, Price Controls, However, Remain in Force

ARGER SUPPLIES AVAILABLE: PRICE CONTROLS REMAIN   Anderson Calls Halt on FiveYear Coupon Ordeal as Congress Considers Similar Move.   ACTION A SURPRISE TO THE LAWMAKERS   Order Does Not Apply to Industria. Users ~- Warned They Will Still Need Ration Checks.

ORDEAL OVER: PRICE FROZEN      Domestic Rationing Ends; Quantity Available

RATIONING OF SUGAR COMES TO AN END   Price Controls Are Kept Even Tho Action By Anderson Is Taken

Ne Coupons Needed!—  las of Wartime Rationing Ends With Lifting Of Sugar Controls

Rationing Of Sugar Stopped   Price Controls Kept And Industrial Uses Still Restricted

NINE MINERS. DIE IN BLAS   GAS EXPLOSION: CAUSES DEATHS AND INJURIES ". TODAY. IN HARD —~———-_—— aya MINE

TAFT en ra   Dopesters Have: Little Doubt Ohioan Will Declare Presidentlal Candidacy.

To Pass Primary ‘in Wisconsin —   Signs Point to Senator Announcing Nomineation at Deadline Friday

Experts See Taft Entry in *48 Race Before Friday; Campaign Is Mapped   eTAFT REPORTED OUT OF WISCONSIN VOTE

GOP Bosses Believe Taft Cinch To Run   Experts Hoist Banners in Advance of Statement Ohio's Senior Senator Holds Mum

EXPECT TAFT 10 BE CANDIDATE   Ohioan to Announce Decision on Friday

Taft's Hat Goes Into Ring Soon   Ohioan’s Candidacy For. Presjdent Is Expected Friday

Court Asked To Keep Wife from ‘Running Around’   Dewey Continues Political Tour

Dewey Gaining West Support For 1948 Race   New York Governor Has Talks With GOP Heads On ‘Vacation’ Trip To Salt Lake

DEWEY CONTINUES — MID-WEST TOURS   Hears Promises of Support  From Leaders In Kansas;  Landon Silent

CLERGYMAN'S SIX SONS MINISTERS   Unique Reunion Service Held At Cleveland

Spokesman For  Arabs Warns US   Says Arabs Will Fight Against Any Americans Assisting In Palestine  Dartitinan

Leader States Arabs To Fight To Bar Division   American Consulate At Jerusalem Bomber, Two Women Injured

HOW SENATORS VOTED ON INCOME TAX CUT   Donnell and Kem of Missouri, and Capper and Reed of Kansas Supported Measure.

3,000 WAR DEAD ~~ SAIL FOR HOME   THOUSANDS OF BELGIANS JOIN AMERICANS AT ANTWERP IN PAYING TRIBUTE,

Belgians Join In War Dead Honors   Pey Tribute -to 9,600 American Soldier Dead Seiling fer Hemeland

‘Army Transport Starts Homeward With 5,600 American Soldier Dead

5,600-US Dead-On Way From Europe For Home Burials   Belgians Join In Ceremony As Victims Are Started On Way

U, S. HERO DEAD HEAD HOMEWARD   Ship Sails from Antwerp For Trip Back

Burning Cratt, Carrying 25, Landed Safely   Douglas Urges Type Not Be Flown Until Hazards Are Erased

Quick Action Saves Plane With 25 Persons Aboard, ‘Caught Fire While In Fligh

ANOTHER DE-b FIRE S STUDIED TODAY: SAVE PASSENGERS   Big Ship Is Brought Down at New Mexico before Plane is Destroyed; Suggestion Made.   HEATER REPORTED POSSIBLE CAUSE

SEEK CAUSE OF BLAZE ABOARD NG~6 AIRLINER   Pilot Lands Flaming Ship Safely at Gallup, N. M

Latest ‘Info’ Hits Eisenhower Backers-With Thud  Departure Date For Tke’ Uncertain

Democratic State Legislator Among 17 Persons Arraigned In Missouri Voting Probe

Missouri Legislator and Two Others Arraigned on Vote Fraud Charge:

SOLON CHARGED IN VOTE FRAUDS   Kansas City  Electior Scandal Involves   Top Democrats

Legislator Is Among Those Accused in  Missouri Frauds   Two Minor Officials of County Are Indicted By Grand Jury Action

"ONSERVATISM PAYS : “ For 8 Years Counterfeiter  ~ Passes 15-‘Ones’ a Week

Counterfeiter Embarrasses Secret Service SOCUBICE SCIRED SOTMDALTESSEE ECPEL. SERVICE  Buck Passer Still Public Pest Ne. J]

CP a rd  SNA NR eA VAN 1 ULZIC’N ae ee  Mr. Buck Passer Not Shelling Out Phony One Dollar Bills Any More

Warmongering Talk Continues  Slavs Ask Support For Russian Curbs On Western Natiane

France To Complete First Atomic Energy Pile By End Of ‘48   Governor Signs New Liquor Control Bill

122 Insurance Firms Pay Fines Of $2,090,000   Payment “Ends: Long Legal Battie Over ‘Missouri’Conspiracy’

Drizzles And Fog Covering Plains Region   Temperature For Lubbock Fails To  Reach Fraarina

OKLAHOMA SLAYER SHOT TO DEATH   J. W. BEASLEY KILLED BY HIGHWAY TROOPER AS HE RACES ACEHOSS FIELD.

Slayer Sought in Oklahoma Manhunt Killed by Patrol   J. W. Beasley Is Fatally Shot in Escape Attempt

FOOD: COMM tTTEE © REPORTS”  Meatless: Days. Forcing Prices Down Slightly.

Says Meatless Days Cutting Price of Meat   Luckman Claims Campaigy Forces Costs Down, But ‘‘Slightly’’

HARVEST INTO NORTHWEST   Demand for Custom Combines from That Part of Kansas

POI IGE APREST DETROIT sUDGE   Circuit Court Jurist May Face Charge Of Drunken Driving

Hagana Strikes Reprisal Blow   Explosions Crumple Buildings, Start Raaina Fires in Arabic Slum District

Jewish Army Goes Into Action Against Arabs.”  - 65-Minute Attack Leaves Death and Devastation in Wake

Jewish Forces In Attacks on} Arab Territory ,   Blasts Wreck Buildings and Big Fires Started in Jaffa Area

Blasts, Fires Rake Bloody Battlesround   Jewish Defense Force Em ployes Automatic Weapons to Repel Foe

50,000 Now Are Jobless  Continued Cold,   More Snow Add  To To Difficulties or  ————-

FIGURES BLACK IN U.S. BUDGET   ‘Year Ended At Midnight First In 17 Years To Show Surplus  

Closes Year With Balance in Black  Federal Financial Pictura Reviewed

WHEAT PRICE UP  AT KANSAS CITY   Futures Jump Five to Nearly Sever Cents a Bushel

Sees Chaing Reynaud To Pull 5 Bodie Winning Out Be Successor From Namp In Election toRamadier? Blast Debr:

CHINA IS SET FOR ELECTION   To Be First Genera Vote In History  fet FA. yy, -_

CHINESE READY TO CAST THEIR FIRST BALLOTS   Average Citizen Sure O' One Thing, Who Will Be Winner

SUMMER SLIPS BACK AFTER ‘COLD SPELL   Normal Readings Expected No ‘Heat Wave’ Seen

OUTPUT, FIRST RED DEMANE   Gromyko Informs UN Council Weapon Not For Defense

REDS DEMAND PRODUCTION OF A-BOMB HALTED   Gromyko Censures U. S., Says Atomic Weapons Are Meant for Offense

S DEFENSE DS ASKED TRUMAN   poses Reduction Two Billions in dget Figures

VORS* pi QU]   COMMITTEE - CHAIRMAN SAYS /HE THINKS ur 70 Two BIL-. - MON CAN BE LOFFED  ‘ OFF

Lewis Accused Of Subterfuge By Operators  New Move Pointed Out As Way to

Lewis Is Accused Of Evasive Action   Maine, Michigan Pass Amendment

LEWIS IS ACCUSED BY SOUTHERN COAL PRODUCERS TODAY   Holiday Is Declared to Be ‘Subterfuge’ by Head  of Association; Holiday Is Commenced.

Holiday Is »Called His Strike Plan   400,000 Men Out, Many Jumping Gun Ahead Of Time

Defense-Completes Case in Dr. Ross’ Trial for Murder   Expected to Go to Jury By Wednesday

GOERING KNEW OF GERMAN - PLUMBING TO HIS ADVANTAGE      jLetter. Tells How Top Nazi. Out:  His jailers tow

Rio de Janeiro Treaty Readied For Signatures   Final Ceremonies Tuesday for Pact For Western World

Treaty Is Nearing Completior   ‘Treaty of Rio De Janeiro’ Draft  Is Ready; Truman Visit Is Awaited

Brazil Meeting Reaches: lis — Final Stages   Committees Have Completed Their’ Work

Pact Expected To Be Signed Next Tuesday   Truman Will Speak At Wind-Up Meeting

Delegates Waiting For Truman Visit To Sign Treaty Of Rio Janeiro   Indications Of Vanety Of Interpretations Of Articles In Unprecedented Agreement By All Nations Of Western Hemisphere.

Flood Damage Said Likely In  Carroll Section   Six Property Owners Assert Action By Supervisors Is ‘Illegal’

Carroll Sectio   Six Property Owners. Assert Action By Supervisors Is ‘Illegal’

Powers Seek German Plan   Marshall Says Unity Impossible Until Split Is Healed

Marshall's Rebuke Of Russia Seen As Opening Way For 3-Power Uniting Of Germany

Marshall Hints At  Solution   Secretary Tells Nation The Course Of Democracies Against Communism Is Clear Cut.

Soviet Is — Blamed for Deadlock   Three-Power Unification in Western Germany Imminent, Talk to Nation Indicates

Unification of Germany under Big 3 Likely   East-West Split ‘Clear-Cut’ for Immediate Future

SPLIT TOLD BY MARSHALL   Indicates Western Germany Unification is In the Offing

Marshalls Talk Indicates Big 3 Will Carry On   Must Make Best of A Bad Situation, He Says in Address -

L.D.S. Leadez Stresses Aid   People in Europe Grateful for Help, Says President Smith: Growth of Church Shown in Century Review

Series of Movies May Be Made On Life of Lafe FDR   Producer Says Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt Has Approved His Plans

FAIR PRACTICE BILL DRAFTED   Measure to Prevent Labor Discrimination Will Go  To State Assembly

SCORES ESCAPE IN TRAIN CRASH   12 Passengers Still in Hospital for Treatment

INDUCT NEW OFFICERS OF K. OFC. HERE   LeSage Installed Grand Knight By Maynard Suite of Officers

OFFICERS OF K. OFC. HERI   LeSage Installed Grand Knight By Maynard Suite of Officers

Senator Requests FBI Checkup for All Immigration   Revercomb Urges Closer Screening to Halt Spread of Communism

New Premier Is Named For Nation   Russians Will Offer To Train Army; U.S. Action Siahted

Hungary War Minister Is New Premier  Communists Oust Nagy, Reportedly Listen to Moscow

Reports Circulate That Commys Turn Pressure On President Tildy in Drive for Police State

Russians Turn On Heat in Hungary; Premier Nagy Out  Soviets Reported to Have Put. Pressure

HUNGARY PICKS LAOS DiNAVES FOR PREMIER   Move Surprises Parliamentarians: Communists Accused Of Pressure

Reds Appoint Premier After  Budapest Coup   War Minister Selected To Succeed Nagy, Who Waa Ousted; Planning For Elections

NEW HUNGARIAN CRISIS RESOLVED   Lajos Dinnyes Is Named Suc cessor to Nagy

Hungarian War Minister Becomes Nation’s Chief   Reds Force Nagy From Office; Turn Or  Pressure For a New ‘Police’ State

‘Dinnyes Is ‘(New Premier ‘In Hungary   Communists Force Nagy Frem Office; Soviet Hand Seen

Hungarians Pick Minister OF War As New Premier   46-Year-Old Man To Succeed Ferenc  Nagy Who Resigned

Pro-Soviet Premier For Hungary   Shift in Government Reported Forced By Russian Pressure; All Pro-Westerners Out.

Dinnyes Appointed Hungarian Premier   Communist Pressure Put on President After Ouster of Nagy; National Elections Slated

Hungarian War Minister Gets Premier's Post   Reds, Having Forced Nagy Out, Now Putting Heat On President.

Communists Take Over Hungary: Members of Parliament Arrested  New Premier Replaces ‘Vacationing’ Nagy; Parties Opposing Left Face Extinction

“REDS” NOW HOLD REINS IN HUNGARY   High Official Says Communists Soon Will Accept Soviet Offer to Train and Equip the Hungarian Army.

New Premier   fluugarian Elections Now Will Be Held in September

Hungarian Cabinet Shuffled  Under Soviet 'Pressure’   POLITICAL REFUGEES CROSS AUSTRIAN BORDER

Hungary Reported Communist State   Russia Will Equip, Train Army, High Official Says

Believe Ten Perished in Bomber Crash   Flying~ Fortress Plunges to Earth and Burns Near SibJey, Louisiana

EUROPE RESENTS U. S. ATTEMPT TO PLAN RECOVERY  AATINAIC ‘ACQCYENR TH

Gratitude? Not From Europeans   American Aid Only Makes Things Worse

US Put On Spot Helping  Kurope   Recovery Program Needed Before More Money

U.S. In Spot on European Recovery  Rising Resentment Causes Difficulty

United States. In Tough Spot   Europeans Resent Any Evidence of Dictation

Marshall Wants Recovery Plan   Situation Abroad. Deserib‘ edas Little Short of  Disastrous

The Great Game Of  Politics rR. FRANK R. KENT   Plicht Of The ‘‘Liberals”

FBI Probes Milk Front Violence   Strikers Call Off Road Block After U.S. Agents Appear

Believe Survivors On Missing Plane   Air Force Hears Conflicting Reports On Site of Wreck

CRASHED PLANE ~ REPORTED SEEN   Planes Searching For C-47 -” Transport Missing "In Evonece

Report Missing Airplane Found   Big Ship With Twenty Aboard Disappeared Last Friday.

Security Post Created ‘Under Measure   Early House Action Expected on Must Legislation

Security Post Created Under Measure  pews ee, Se Ee Ee   Early House Action Expected on Must Legislation

Local Building, Renovationg Fall Off in Septémber         Fire Chief’s Report Has ~Decrease. Noted of $38,061 From  Aueust

August’ Building Increase $74,401   $138,597 Full Amount According. to, Permits for Construction

Chief Returns To Washington   Tanned, Relaxed President To Tackle Problems Of International Scene

President Ends Stay In Florida   Leaves Key West This Aft. ernoon On Return Trip To White House

Action Follows Farm Drive of Hens for Harry  Growers Agree To Cut Output To Save Grains

Poultryless Thursdays . Suddenly Abolished by ~ Luckman food Commitlee

Egg Consumption Ban To Continue; New Plan Expected To Save Much Grain

Ban On Egg Consumption Will Continue; Propose New Grain-Saving Plan   Angry Chicken Raisers Send Flood Of Excess Fowls To White House

Announcement  Is Made Amid Live ‘Squawks   Eggless Thursdays Will Be Continued

Sudden Move Revealed By Saving Body      Egg Restrictions Remain In Force; New Plan Evolved

Voluntary Ban On Eggs To Be Kept, However  Official ‘Moratorium’   Official ‘Moratorium’ Follows Campaign of Protest by Growers

Traman Group Takes Ban Off Fowl-less Day   ‘Hens for Harry’ Crusade Is Prelude to Action; Flackec tan Be Paved

POULTRY MAY BE CONS UMED ON THURSDAYS   Campaign By Growers Forces Luckman To Revise Program   @VOLUNTARY BAN REMAINS ON EGGS

Food Committee  Drops Thursday Ban On Chicken   Hens - For - Harry And Leghorns - For - Luckman Campaigns Pay Off; ‘Voluntary Ban’ On.

Poultryless. Days Abolished’ Suddenly By Food. Committee  Voluntary . Ban On‘ Egg Consumption ~ ‘To Stay: New Plan To Get Tryout. .

rUUD LEADENO HEED APPEAL OF CHICKEN RAISERS   Restriction on Use of Eggs Siands; Anderson Ceértain New System to Succeed

Egg Ban Will Be Kept On   New Grain Saving Pro gram Will Be Given Trial .

LUCKMAN’S FOOD: GROUP ABOLISHES POULTRYLESS DAY   Action: Taken Amid. Cackles - of Chickens: Sent.to Washington by Angry ” . Producers.   PLACE OF ONE-DROPPED   Growers: Agree to ~ Reduce Size of Flocks—Ban on Thursday Egg Est ine Continues. —

NEW PROGRAM T0 SAVE GRAIN 1S ANNOUNCED   Reduction in Poultry Flocks Planned In Revised Setup

MOTHER SEIZED IN BANK HOLDUP   Woman Held In Des Moines Admits Other Theft, Also

WOMAN FACES LIFE SENTENCE   Arrest Mother Hour After Dar. ing Bank Holdup

U. 5, PRESSES ~— TSSUE IN KOREA   MARSHALL WRITES MOLOTOV “THERE CANNOT BE FURTHER DELAY” ON SETUP.

AQREAN TALKS TO BE REVIVED   Marshall Queries Russia On Possibility of Speeding United Korean Govt.

U. S. Aets for Establishment Of Korean Rul   Sec. Marshall Tells Molotov No Further Delay Is Possible

Kenneth C. Royall Will Become New Secretary of War   Native of Goldsbore Follows Patterson In Cabinet Post

Patterson Resigns As Chief of War Department  To Engage in Law Practice; Kenneth C. Royall is

ROYALL GIVEN SENATE'S NOD   Veteran of Both World Con. flicts Confirmed for Secretary of War Post

RE. PATTERSON RESIGNS POST AS WAR SECRETAR\   President Names Royall As Successor To Glens Falls Man

PATTERSON OUT; ROYALL NAMED   War Secretary Quits After  7 Years’ Service .   Photo on Page 5.

Patterson To Leave Cabinet Post   Royall Nominated  Secretary Of War

Senate OK's Royall As Secy of War   Action Rushed.to Circumvent Attack By Press, Radio

ROYALL GETS WAR POSITION   Senate Committee Okays Suecessor to Secretary Patterson

Senate Unit Okays Royall to. Succeed Secretary Patterson   Wartime Secretary of War Resigns Because of Unification: Bill

Royall s Approved for Secy of War   Nominee Approved Despite Political Faith of Kinsman

SENATE CONFIRMS ~ KENNETH ROVALL   APPROVES HIS APPOINTMENT TO BE WAR SECRETARY BY UNANIMOUS VOTE.

ROYALL CHOSEN WAR SECRETARY   Patterson Will Leave Post For His New Law Practice

PATTERSON JOB GOES 10 ROYALL   War Secretary Choice OKd By Senate

THREE KILLED, OFFICER HELD   South Carolina Policeman ‘ $lays Two Negroes, Constable

Committee Gives O. K. To Seaway   Would Authorize Construc tion of St. Lawrenc® Pro  ject—Aid to Defense

WALLACE MAY HEAD PEOPLE'S PARTY IN 1948   House Group Takes Ti Warpath Against Red Fronticte

Solons Attacking Henry A. Wallace And His Magazine  yy. ¥ ae  ) es 2 a   Red Said Pushing Third Party Plans and Backing Editor

House Group Takes Warpath On Wallace   Hears Testimony Reds Push For Third Party

Witness Says "Reds" Are Backing Wallace   Communists Pushing for Third Party, Committee Told —

Red Front Bares Activity Before House Inquirers   A ‘People’s Party’ Has Been Incorporated in Washington

THIRD PARTY IS REDS’ OBJECTIVE WITNESS CLAIMS   Wallace Mentioned As Candidate On CommieBacked Ticket   OWNERSHIP RECORD OF MAGAZINE SOUGHT

House Body Told Reds Pushing For Third Party   Wallace Editorship Of New Republic Maaazine Is Studied

Accuses Reds of Seeking Third Party   House Committee Conducting Un-American Probe

American Leftists Gearing Third Party Drive To Wallace House Panel Is Told

WALLACE THIRD PARTY RUMORED   Editor Of New Republic Linked To Red ront In House Inquiry

Hears Testimony Communists Push For Third Party  Lawmakers Demand   Lawmakers Demand Records on Ownership Of the New Republic

U.S. Reds Seek. Third Party, Committee Told   Probers Request Records on Ownership Of Wallace Magazine

REDS “PUSHING” FOR THIRD PARTY, LAWMAKERS HEAR   Walter S. Steele Tells House Un-American Group Tht Watlace May Read Orgauization.   LIGHT ON NEW REPUBLIC OWNERSIWP SOUGHT   Witness Declares Magazine Ex-¥Vice President Edits Is Financed bf Foreign Capital.

REDS SAID BACKING WALLACE House Group Hears Testimony On Plans For ‘Leftist’ Party

Hears Testimony ‘That Five Million Communists Are Backing Third Party Ile Might Lead

Estimate Damage of Over Million Dollars as High Winds, Hail Sweep State

2-Term Rule On President Near Passage   Republicans Clear Way To Vote It: Excise Tax Ex. tension Gets Okeh

Republicans Think They Have Votes   Claim Enough Support in House trom Democrats  to Assure Passage

REPUBLICANS CLAIM VOTES TO PASS MEASURE   Amendment Would Have to Be Ratified By States

State Claims Found Money   round money  28 Claimants Net Giving up Fight to "4 €0°9°9 conn

Deny Violation Paris Accord Tn Austria Deal   U.S.) Spokesman Calls Charge By Yugostar ia “Enelas Vntrue.

U. §. Denies Dealings With Austria Violated: Paris Agreement of 1946

Jury Gets. Lynching Case Today   Arguments Find FBI Attacked By Defense For Inquiry Into Death

Mass Murder Trial Goes To Jury Today   Defense Charges North ern Meddling In Southern Affairs

Defense Rebuked In Lynching Case   Fate of 28 White Men Goes to Jury Today

Death Penalty Not Asked in Lynching Trial   Interference From North Is Charged by Defense

Convictions Askec For 28 Whife Men In S. C. Lynching  Prosecution Doesn't Seek Death Penalty   Refers To Civil War

SCHACHT GETS JAIL SENTENCE   DeNazification Court Con victs Former German Bank Head

SCHACHT MUST SERVE 8 YEARS   German Financial Wizard Is Convicted By Denazification Court   COURTROOM PACKED

SCHACHT GETS TERM IN PRISON   De-Nazification Court Deals Gut 8-Year Penalty

Schacht, Financial Wizard of Germany, Sentenced to Jail   Is Given Eight Years by German Court for His , Nazi Activities

HIALMAR SCHAGHT GETS EIGHT YEARS AS NAZI OFFENDER   German Financial Wizard Convicted at Trial in Stuttaqort

Schacht Guilty,  Sent To Prison   Nazi Financial Wizard Given Eight Years By The Court.

Schacht ‘Guilty; Given 8 Years   Financjal Wizard of Nazis Stunned by Germah Verdict

SCHACHT GIVEN §-YEAR TERM   Former Nazi Finance  Wizard Convicted

Schacht Gets Fight - Year  Prison Term   German Court Convicts Nazi

SCHACHT GIVEN STIFF SENTENCE   Nazi Bank Wizard Must Serve 8 Years in Prison

Schacht Gets 8-Year Term   Fortune Taken From Ex-Reichsbank Head

Germans Imprison Schacht 8 Years For Aid to Nazis   Denazification Court Jails Banker Acquitted by Nuernberg Triburtal

IMPOSES 8 YEAR TERM ON FORMER NAZI FINANCIER   ORDERS SEIZURE OF ALL HIS REMAINING PERSONAL FORTUNE

German Financial Wizard Sentenced  By German Court To Eight Years In Prison

German Court Finds Schacht Guilty as Nazi   Financial Wizard, Cleared by Allies. Sentenced by Germans

Denazification ‘Court Finds Schacht Guilty   Sentenced to Eight Years in Prison.

Schacht Gets 8 Years Sentence  Held as a Major , German Offender

Schacht ls. Sentenced to Eight Years   Hitler's Financial ° Wizard Found Guilty by German Court

Eight Year Prison Term [s Ordered  Personal Fortune Is Confiscated

Grim Fate. For Schacht   Convicted As Major Nazi, 70-Year-Old Financier Faces Jail Term, Loss of Fortun

SCHACHT GIVEN EIGHT-YEAR RAP IN REICH COURT   Former German Financial Wi zard, Cleared by Allies, _ Gets Jolt ‘at Home’

Schacht Found Guilty As Major Nazi Offender; Given 8-Year Prison Term

Schacht Is Convicted As Nazi Offender   Former Wizard Of Finance Civen 8 Years

Schacht Gets 8-Year lerm   German Court Convicts Nazi Financial Wizard

Press Is Critical Of Veto   Majority of Papers  Call Action On Labor Bill Ill-Advised, But Some Praise President

WARNS TAX BILL VETO MAY DOOM (MARSHALL PLAN   Knutson Hints Treasury Con: dition To Be Factor In ;  Mauen Racicnn

House Vote Scheduled Friday on Second Veto By Truman; Knutson Is Confident of Over-Ride

TAX CUT VETO MAY HURT AID PLAN: KNUTSON   “How Can U.S. Help Europe If We Can't Help Selves?”

MAN NABBED IN QMAHA TAGGED AT CARBONDALE   Merchants Say Forger Was Active There; Posed As SINU Student.

FAIR FEATURES _ VARY GREATLY   Exposition Today Far Cry From Shows Of 1846

City Man, Country Man View Sights At State Fair; Attendance Lagging

OHIO FAIR SEES MANY CHANGES LAST 101 YEARS   Attendance at Exposition Re mains Behind Mark Set in 1946

Attendance af State Fair Is Below 1946   Record Number of Exhibits, Displays At Ohio Exposition

Sth Session Is Off to Puunctual Start in Austin   Smith Presiding in Senate; Isbell Is In Charge in House

Officers Nab 25 In Auto Thefts  75 Cars Impounded In Texarkana With 

Bill Proposes Creation Of County Police   Another Would Bar Communists From State Office

WIFE, 22, FACES DEATH SENTENCE   Former Waitress Convicted  On Murder Charge

LOOPHOLE CITED IN ARMY RULES   Lee Within Rights,On Salut ing, Spokesman Says

Three Powers Join To Block China Debate   Marshall Insists That Chinese Be Called To Parley

Opposes Discussion  Of China   Molotov’s Motive Disturbs Chinese

U.S. EXPECTEL TO OPPOSE MEASURE   Issue Is Seen As Source Of Added Friction   NEW DEBATE   Shapes Up As Test Between Marshall And Molotov: Chinese Perturbed

Test of Power With Molotov Is Shaping Up   Secretary of State Resists Examination Of Chinese Question

Marshall, China Oppose Study 01 Orient Problems  French Support Small Nations Demand For German Treaty Role

Molotov Is Rebuffed on China Issue   France and Britain Side With U.S. To Block Big 4 Discussion.

China Issue As Proposed Not Favored By Marshall   Molotov Not Likely ah BY aoe . To Favor Inviting  Of Delegate Group

U. 5. NO LOOMS UNLESS CHIANG MAY SEND AIDS   Issue Appears Shaping Up As Test Of Strength Between Leaders

Up China Matter   Won’t Accede To Russian Request As Long As No Chinese Delegation Is Present. . At Moscow Conference

Chinese Question Top Issue Today At Big 4 Parley   Marshall Seen Rejecting Proposal By Molotov; Would Pot U. 8. On Snort

Marshall To Oppose Soviet Plan In China   SECRETARY OF STATE WANTS CHINESE TO GIVE STORY

BRITAIN AND FRANCE SIDE WITH AMERICA   Join Marshall in Movement To Block Consideration of Issue.

U.S. And Russia Facing First Moscow Clash Over Allied Policy In China

U. S. Opposes Chinese Issue For Calendar   Marshall Desires Nanking Spokesmen At Any Conference

U. S. Joined By France And Britain   Plan Is to Block Soviet Attempt To Get Discussion

Marshall Will Reject Red Attempt to Discuss China   American Reply to Russian Proposal Is Due Sometime Today

— BIG FOUR—. : Power Test  Involved...  In Issue: . a      ‘U. S“SOVIET: CLASH LOOMS:

Treat’s en Him   France, Britain Join US to Block China Discussion

Sought to Put China Up for  Discussion   Declare Nation Must Be Represented Before Foreign Ministers Meetings

Marshall Wants Chiang Ministers at Conference; Molotov May Disacree

Marshall To Oppose Russian Proposal On Chinese Issue   Molotov Advances Suggestion But U. S.. To De mand That Chinese Representatives Be Peecont At Pilenueeinme. 5

Three Powers Block Moloto On China Issue   France, Britain . Join U.S. Against Far Eas? Discussion

RUSSIANS PUSH CHINESE PLAN   ‘Believe Marshall Favors Inviting China to Meet

‘Action Is Barred On Absent Nation   Britain, France Support U.S. Against Inclusion— China Objects

BLOCK PLAN T0 DISCUSS CHINA   Britain, France Side With U.S. te Oppose Molotov’s Proposal

Marshall Is Reported to Be Opposed   U.S. Secretary of State Would Have Chinese Present During Any Discussion   Is Strengsth Test   Point ‘Would Become Test Between Molotov and Marshall

SEE MARSHALL - SET TO REJECT RED PROPOSAL   Russian Plan To Consider Chinese Is Big Surprise —   ANSWER TODAY   New Problem Now Confronts Big Four Officials

Blocks Plan To Discuss China Issue   Britain and France Side With America

Block China Talks   Molotov’s Effort  To Put Issue On Big Four Agenda Fails: To. Next Item

SURPRISE MOVE OVER CHINA IS TO BE OPPOSED   J. S. Reply To Russian Suggestion Regarding China Due Late Today; Rejection Likely Unless Chiang Kai-Shek Is Represented.

Insist Chinese Be Present   Britain And France Join U.S. In Opposing Soviet

big Four Face Chinese Issue Disagreement   Second Parley Session Opens with Prospects Of Discord Between LU. S. and Russia

Test of Soviet, U.S. Strength Thof Involved  , nt on      China Claims Sovereign Rights Are Endanqaered

Big 4 Not To Take Up China Issue   France, Britain And U. S. Block Molotov’s Move  Er aw ee, pe

CHINA LOOMS AS lb loallt FOR MOSCOW   Britain and France Line Up with U. $. to Block Molotey Move.

Clash Between U.S, Red Envoys Seen Imminent   Marshall Says Proposal Is Out Unless China Is Invited To Conference

Murdock Given Committee OK For NLRB Post   Two Others Also Await Approval By Senate Vote

ENGINEERS WARK LEVEES UNLIKELY 10 HOLD DELWEE   Rainstorms Threaten New Disaster To Stricken Mid easement Chatae

Swollen Missouri Building Up ToGreatest Crest of All Time; Mast Levees Expected to Crack

MISSOURI'S FLOOD CREST INCREASES AS LEVEES FALTER   Predictions of New Rain Worries Residents of Huge Area; Only Fifth of Dikes Remain   NEW BOTTOMLAND AREAS INUNDATED

Greatest Flood Crest in History   Only 54 of 250 Levees Are Intact With New Rain- storms Predicted 2

196 Levees Periled By Great Flood   Missouri River Crest Approaches An All-Time High

IS. BUILDING w RECORD CREST   All Time Hig High Mark Is" Expected By 4“. * Engineers    OUTLOOK. DARK   Only 54. Out: Of 250 Levees. ‘Remain In‘tact Todav:

Crisis Grows In Flood Area   Missouri Still Rising; More Rain Forecast

NEW MISSOURI FLOODS FEARED   Engineers Afraid Battered Levees Will Let Loose

Imported German Scientists Help _ U.S. Take Lead in Research Work:

U. S. HAS IMPORTED 350 GERMAN SCIENTISTS FOR VARIETY OF RESEARCH.

JAPANESE WA GRIME TRIALS ARE REOPENEI   DEFENSE CONTENDS JAPS . WERE PROVOKED INTO A - WAR OF SELF-DEFENSE

Defense Argues — Jans Provoked  Into War Actior   Tribunal President Says Trial May Continue Until May, 1948   SEEK TO JUSTIFY PEARL HARBOR   Deny Collaboration With Germans—Gloss Over Atrocities

Construction Costs Rise, Building Drops Off, Declares State Official

Thirteen Cars Are Derailed   Estimate 35 Persons Injured In Derailment At Columbia City, Ind.   ONE PASSENGER SERIOUSLY HURT

TED ARE DERAILED   FIFTEEN .PERSONS GET HOSPITAL TREATMENT AFTER TRAIN ACCIDENT IN INDIANA

UMW President Conforms Fully To Ruling From Supreme Court: Action Foresialls Possible Renewal Of Coal Strike After March 31

Miners Union Escapes Paying Heavier Fine   Possibility of Work Stoppage March 31 Fades

Withdraws Notice As Directed   Action Apparently Erases Chances Of Work Stannace.

‘Obeys Court Order, Tells Men to Work   Decision Saves Big Five; Prevents Walkout at Month’s End

UMW CHIEFTAIN COMPLIES WITK COURT'S ORDER   ‘hreat Of March 31 Coal Strike Apparently.nded By 20Word Note Withdrawing Contract Termination Notice.

Coal Contract to Remain in Effect   Lewis Withdraws Notice Terminating Contract on March 3!   Compliance With Supreme Court Mandate Seen  in Action

Withdraws Notice of Nov. 15 Ending Mime Workers Contract With Government

Lewis Sends Letter Of  Compliance   Withdraws Notice Of Last Nov. 15; Gow’t. Operation Off June 30,

Strike Order   Mine Chief Notifies Government He Has Withdrawn Contract Termination Notice

CALLS OFF TERMINATION OF CONTRACT   Unconditional Withdrawal of Notice to Government That Pact Ends Apparently Erases Strike Threat March31.

Notice Withdrawn Unconditior ally.-Says Krng-Lewis Agreement In Full Force And Effect Pending Decision   COPIES OF LETTER SENT TO ALL UNIOTYS

Miners Heac To Abide By Court Order   Possibility Of Work Stoppage Eliminated

Lewis Takes Action As Time Limit Nears Close   Labor Leader Sends Krug Notice Telling Of Withdrawal Plan

Lewis Bows To Ruling Of Tribunal   Mine Union Chie! Terminates Notice of Strike

Action Averts Strike Threat On March 31   Withdrawal Satisfies Supreme Court Order And Saves Mine Union $2.800.000 on Fine

Obeys Court Order; Cuts Large Fine   Action Apparently Erases Possibility Of Work Stoppage At End of Month

UMW CHIEFTAIN WITHDRAWS HIS NOTICE ON PACT   Continues Contract That He Signed With Krug And Saves Bigger Fine

U.M.W. Chief Carries Out Court Order   Compliance With Mandate Ends Threat of Renewed Work Stoppage in Soft Coal Mines March 31

BOWS TOHIGH COURT ORDER   Advises Krug, Union U. S. Contract to Continue

United Mine Workers Head Notifies Secretary Krug, Sends Official Word to Union Members

TERMINATION OF CONTRACT IS WITHORAWN   Mine Chief Acts Promptly To Avert Mar. 31 Strike, Save Fine Cost

Lewis Yields To Mandate of Supreme Court   Miners’ Head Withdraw: Notice of Termination Of Miners’ Contract With Government

Coal Strike Threat Is Lifted As UMW Leader Bows To Order Of Court   Letter To Secretary Of Interior Krug Advises That Order Causing Contempt Action Is Withdrawn Unconditionally.

Lewis Bows To Tribunal   Miners’ Boss Complies With High Court Mandate By Reinstating Contract With Government

Mine Strike Called Off by Lewis Order   UMW Boss Bows to Court Directive; Krug To Continue Operating

[Notice Terminatin g UMW Contract With U.S. Is Withdrawn Unconditionally

FeadersActt Will Save Union Nearly 3 Million   Threat Of New Shutdown In Bituminous Fields After March 31 Fades

WITHDRAWS HIS NOTICE ENDING COAL CONTRACT  ERASES THREAT OF  WORK STOPPAGE IN  MINES MARCH 31ST

Mine Union Head Bows to Supreme Court Mandate  Talle hAan fanbenek   Tells Men Contract Will Be Continued

Ends Notice Of Contract Termination   Full Compliance With Order Removes Threat Of Strike March 3]

LEWIS WITHDRAWS COAL STRIKE THREAT   BOWS TO SUPREME COURT ORDER; COAL MINE PEACE NOW CERTAIN, AT LEAST UNTIL GOVERNMENT GIVES UP MINES ON JUNE 30.

Threat of UMW Strike April 1 Ended by Action   Complete Surrender By Mine Union Boss Signalled by Move

LEWIS AGREES 10 CONTRACT   Mine Workers Chieftain Withdraws His Strike Notice At Once

Lewis Ends April Coal  Halt Threat   Bows Unconditionally te High Court Without  Filing Appeal.

Lewis Calls Off March 31st Strike Threat Officially   20-Word Letter To Krug Is Last Move by Union

NOTICE WITHORAWT WNOTETOKRUG   Possibility of f Strike March 31 Dimmed Following Action by Lewis

Complies With Court's Mandate   Action Apparently Krases Threat Of Strike March 31

Lewis Cedes To Supreme Court Mandate   Termination Notice Withdrawn in Letter to Secretary Krug

Lewis Rescinds Threat of Strike ‘Unconditionally’   Action Clears Way For Move to Resume Industry Negotiations

Surrenders To End Long  Controversy   Recalls Order To Miners To Quit March 31

Contract With U.S. Will Not End March 23   UMW Chief's Notice Of Termination Is Withdrawn

Lewis Complies With Mandate, Drops Contract Termination —   SIEERY ATONE

UMW Cancels Termination Of Contract Notice   See Withdrawal Ending Threat Of April Coal Strike

Mine Chief Addresses Letter to Secretary of Interior J, A, Krug— Mr. Lewis Also Sends Copy of Notice to All Members of His AFL Mine Workers Union.

Removes Threat Of Shutdown in Mines March 31   UMW. Chief Informs Secretary Krug Of Action Abiding By Ruling Of Court

Lewis Bows to Supreme Court Mandate; Orders Observance of Contract

TERMINATION OF CONTRACT WITHDRAWN   U.M.W. Head Sends Notice To Secretary Krug   UNION   Complies With Mandate Of Supreme Court, Ending Chance Of Walkout

John L. Lewis Bows To Supreme Court Mandate In Regard To U. S. Contract

Lewis Erases Possibility Of Miners’ Strike   UMW Head Withdraws Contract Termination Notice Ending Threat Of Walkout on March 31.

Lewis Revokes Contract Notice  Threat of Miner ms. *8 gf gf. fog

Lewis Yields to Mandate of High Cour   Withdraws Notice of Terminating Contract on Morch 2

Lewis bows to Mandate      Tells Miners  Their Contract Will Continue in Force After March 31

Lewis Withdraws His Termination Contract Notice   Threat of Nationwide Soft Coal Shutdown Averted by Action

LEWIS CALLS OFF PACT ROW BEATS MANDATE   Letter Withdraws Contrac’ Termination Notice In Court Compliance

Lewis Bows Before Court Mandate; Tells Miners To Work After March 31

John L. Lewis Bows To Order Of High Court   Contract With U.S. In Force After March 31

Lewis Withdraws Notice To Break Contract With U.S.   United Mine Workers’ Boss Advises Krug of Action In 20-Word Letter

Lewis Move Saves Union Added Fine   Notice Ending Contract With U. §. Withdrawn

Lewis Complies With Court Rul  Withdraws Notice Of Contract Ending

COURT MANDATE TO KEEP UNION MEN AT WORK   Contract with Governmen Will Continue Past March 31, UMW Chief Admits

Withdraws His UMW Contract Termination  Sends Krug Letter Complying With Order Of Court;  — ~~. ©. “ae ee .

Kills Notice Of Contract Termination   Withdrawal Message To Krug Ends Threat Of A New Mine Strike.

Action Complies With Mandate Of Supreme Court   Letter Sent to Krug Erases Possibility Of New Strike This Month

LEWIS OBEYS COURT ORDERS ON CONTRACTS   Withdraws Termination Notice and Walkout of Miners Again Avertedl   SAVES UNION MONEY BY COMPLYING WITH ORDER

Notice Of Noy. 15, 1946, Terminating U. 8S. Contract, Is Withdrawn   Action Complies With Court Edict   Workers Instructed To Con. tinue Mining Until Basic Issues Determined

Complies, With Order Issued By High Court   Withdraws Contract Termination Notice; Saves Big Additional Fine

Lewis Withdraws Notice for Work ~ Stoppage April   Also Calls Off His Order Terminating UMW Contract With Government   BOWS TO DECISION OF HIGHEST COURT   Action Signals Complete  Surrender of Mine Chief In Long Dispute

LEWIS TAKES BACK CONTRA] TERMINATION NOTICE TODAY   Complys With Supreme Court Order; March 31 Strike Unlikely

Move Expected To Keep Miners At Their Jobs   Additional Fines Saved By Action Of Union Boss

Note Ends Threat of  Coal Strike   Collisson Says Mine Head Fully Complies on Mandate

Berlin’s U. S. and Russian  Commanders in Bitter Row   Soviet General Alexander Kitikov Accuses Colonel Frank Howley of Attempting to Sabotage a Proposed German Trade Union Election — Latter Calis Attack an Insult and Charges Stalin’s Officer Is Trying to Hide Truth.

Reds Charged With Use of German Press To Insult Allies as Poliev Row Flares

Allied Leaders Clash On Reich Union Policies  Dnccian General   Russian General Starts Row After Critical Article  In German Press

American, Russia  Chiefs in Berlin  Stage Bitter Row Exchange Follows  Squabble Over U. S. Policy on Labor

Russ, U. 8. Chiefs Row Bitterly Over Labor Policy  Berlin Tiff Termed  Most Serious in  Th ae arm Dalatinm

Russians, U.S. In Labor Battle   Bitter Break Occurs In Berlin Command

U. S.. Russia Argue Over  Labor Policy   Soviets Accuse Americans Of Attempt To Sabotage Union Election

Sharp Spat In Berlin   Russ Commander Assails U. S. Chief, Who Calls Kotikov Statement Insult

Millionaire Wants to Elevate Film Society  Natives Swing at Wright’ sClut

SMALL MISSOURI — SCHOOL DISTRICTS FOREN TA LOSE   More Than 2000 In Missouri Have Shut Down Their Term.   jRECENT SURVEY SHOWS   Of the 8,087 Districts In the State, 6,065 Are Still Operating.

A Wie. 6 Hurt in Road Crashes   Amarillo Observers Report Glimpse of Twinkling Saucers   -Fxiled King Carol Weds Red-Haired Mistress, Gravely III

4 Wie, 6 Hurt in Road Crashes   Amarillo Observers Report Glimpse of Twinkling Satcere

Rocks Also Sent Through Window   Renewal Of Acts Of Violence Against Southern Bus Lines Reported By Chief Of Police Little At Hattiesbure

EWS HANGED IN DEFIANCE OF IRGUN THREAT   Two British Sergeants Are Being Held as Hostages

British Hang Three Jewish Extremists   Carry Out Sentence In Defiance Of Underground Threat To Execute Soldiers

British Execute 3 Jews   Palestine Terrorists Die While Gang Holds Two Kidnaped Englishmen

‘Underground “Vows Death  To Two British Hostages In Act Of Retaliation

BRITISH HANG : IN DEFIANCE 0} JEWISH THREAT   Executions Are Carried Ou Despite Underground’s Holding Of Hostages

British Hang’ Three Jew Terrorists in Defiance  Of Ireun’s Blood: Threat

BRITISH HANG THREE JEWS   Underground Condemns Kidnaped British¢rs To Death

British Defy Warning, Hanging Three Jews   Jewish Underground Threatened To Retaliate With Execution Of Two British Hostages If Trio Executed, “Bathe  Holy Land With Blood.”

BRITISH HANG 3 IN DEFIANCE OF BLOOD’ THREAT   Underground Source Says 2 Britons Are Condemned to Death

EXECUTE 3 JEWS AS UNDERGROUND VOWS VENGEANCE   THREATEN LIVES OF 2 BRITISH SOLDIERS HELD AS HOSTAGES

Three Jews Hanged by British; Threat  of Terrorism Fails   Underground Condemns Two British Troopers to Death Monday

British Hang Three Jewish  Extremists   Defy Threat To  Execute Hostages

British Hang 3 Jews  Despite Irgun Threat  Britons Defy Blood Bath Pledge;  Tyo Seargeante Candemneas ta The

British Hang Three Jews   Defy. Underground Threat ito “Ba Holy ‘Land in Blood”

British Hang 3 Jews Today   Jewish Underground Threatens to Kill 2 British Hostages

Three Jews Are Hanged By British   Underground Threatens To Retaliate by  BRwanrnting Hactamac

Reprisals Are Feared ....  Jewish Terrorists Go To Death On British Gallows For Part In May 4 Break

British Hang  Three Jews;  Defy Threat   Underground Decrees Death For 3 Hostages

British Defy Threat, Hang Three Jews   for Part In Prison Break; Underground Group Avers Retaliation

Threat Hurled As Vengeance For Hangings   British Soldiers Are Being Held  By Undernrenund

British Hang 3 In Palestine   4,500 Jews Refuse To Land In France

BRITISH HANG 3 JEWS TODAY   Act in Spite of Retaliatory Threats Against 2 Britons

Palestine Faces Blood Bath Threat   Three Members Of Underground Hong; Sergeants May Die

Great Britain Defies Threats Made by Jewish Underground   Kidnaped Sergeants Are Scheduled to Die As Irgunists Hang

British Hang 3 Terrorists   Defy Underground Threat Tc Execute 2 Kidnaped Soldiers in Reprisal.

HANG 3 JEWS INPALESTINE   Underground Threatens to Kil Two British Hostages

~PALESTINE— 2 British Hostages May Die in Retaliation   3 BLAMBDIN JAIL BRBAK

BRITISH HANG 3 HOLY LAND JEWS   Underground Threatens Retaliation Moves

Jews Executed For Part In Prison Break; Hand Grenade Is Hurled At Armored Car

‘Bathe With Blood’  British Hang Three Jews; Irgun Action  Holds Threat   '¢ Underground ‘Tries’ Britons, Condemns Pair To Be Executed

DRIVER WHO GOT TIRED OF  NEW YORE ROUTE 18 BEING HELD AT, HOLLYWOOD -

Hughes Hearing Date Still Stands   Brewster Explains Statement To Press.

NEGROES OPPOSE CREATION OF SEPARATE UNIVERSITY FOR COLORED STUDENTS-RHOADS

Joseph L. Barker Is Taken Into Custody   Was Sought As Companion of Bandit Shin In 'K. C. Kansas.

Bandit Companion Arested by Patol At Kingdom City  Wanted in Kansas City Kan., on Robbery and  2 Se Se. See SN

Speaking Frankl   Se eee ee ee a ae Former Secretary Seeks Method Of Eradicating Ageression

‘SP EAKIN G F RANKLY’ By James F. Byrnes  Kok ok a ee xk ok OF Uniled Nations Can Be Major Force In Bri inging About Agreement By Europe On Needs For U. S, Help

PORTAL WAGE HEARINGS SEI   Government Attorneys Wil Give Views at Renewal  Of Key Claims Suit

Former Employe Of VA Testifies  nactinna’   Questioned in :° Lilienthal Case

Fired Because He Opposed Reds, Says TVA Worker   Former Employe Under Lilienthal Testifies In Annaintment Boariaan

McKellar Fights Lilienthal Bid  Fy-TVA Subordinate   Ex-TVA Subordinate Testifies on Reds

Appointment Of Lilienthal Is Disputed   Former TVA Head Is Accused of Communism as Senate Committee Considers His Past Record.

LUCE IS SEEKING CHURCHILL MEMOIRS   Publisher Said to Have Offered Close to $1,000,000—Negotiations Make Progress.

REPUBLICAN ‘WOMEN’S  nd CLUB TO MEET AT COURT > HOUSE FRIDAY EVENING

Woman Is Killed Four Are Injurec  “Now Die fal ile   Two Cars Collide Head-on on US-2

Woman s Killed, Four Are Injured  Two Cars Collide Heand-on on US-2 

Lewis Piles Up Big Fund For Miners   Mine Workers Have Over 24 Millions in Health, Welfare Treasury

U.S.REPORT SHOWS GROWTH OF UNION 9 FUND FOR MINERS   Almost 22 Millions Is Total Obtained from June 1, 1946, for Welfare Chest of UMW.   MOTHER OF LEWIS IS SERIOUSLY ILL

Mine Union’s Welfare Fund Sets Record   Royalty Collection Brings Monthly Sum Of Nearly 2 Million

$21.781.807 _ Collected Up To May 1   First Full Year Will Bring In $24,000,000

A NORMAL WEEKEND   Forecast for Sunday Includes  Clear Sky and Warmer. Tie *hiaw Ametaiatkad Seca“

ONE KILLED, ONE INJURED AT FIRE   Cleveland Church Razed In $90,000 Blaze; Fire Captain Crushed

“Battalion. Captain Fatally Injured-as Wall of 80Year-Old Structure Collapses.  CLEVELAND, MARCH 27—UP—A spectacular: fire which dactraved the Siivearanid Feantln Ranulevard Metho

U.S, INDICATES IMPATIENCE AT BIG 4 MEETING   Departure Of Gen. Clay As P Conference Bogs Down Startles Moscow

iS BACK OMANY   Action Warns Russ 1:8. Losing Patience neause Of Delay

MARSHALL AIDE QUITS MOSCOW PEACE PARLEY   Action Boosts American Warning of Waning Patience over Lack of Progress

AES BACK POST IN SDMANY   {ction Warns Russ (.§ Losing Patience nerause of Delay

Blue and Republican Rivers on Flood Tear   Crests of Both Streams May Reach Possible  Funrkian amb Rb ere bs wtp

MORE RAIN COMING   ‘Will Be Here Tonight Two  Flood Crests Racing  Toward Manhattan

Suicide Note Basis F For or Legal Ac Action . vee  File Motion On New Trial For Phillips

Suicide Note Basis For Legal Action... oe  File Motion On New Trial For Phillips

19 Holiday Deaths in State  Accidents, Fires and Other Mishaps Take Toll

PASSENGERS DELAYED BY MARITIME STRIKE   900 Wait Aboard America in Wildcat Walkout

Goering Suicide Delayed Disposal Of War Criminals’ Bodies Two Hours

BODIES OF 11 NAZIS CREMATED: AStES STREWN IN CREEK   United Press Story Tells of End of Remains of Goering and Ten of His Fellow Leaders.   SECRET RELATED AFTER LONG CHECK

Ashes Of 11 Thrown Into Nazi River   Writer Reveals Real Story Of Final Hours

Reveal Bodies Of Goering And Ten Fellow Nazis Were Cremated On Oct. 16

Ashes Of Nazi Chieftains Sifted Into Munich Stream   Thus, Writes Clinton B. Conger Of United Press, Road Ended For Goering And Top-Flight Nazis Where It Began After Cataclysmic Cycle Of Desertion

Other States Showing Interest in Benefits of Community Property Law

—hitthe Hope ts-Hetd For Settlement Of Strike Ordered For December  ee

WESTERN UNION WAGE OFFER TURNED DOWN   Workers Reject as ‘Insulting’ Company Proposal That TInelndes Bonus.

Western Union Workers Reject Company Offer  Proposal Termed “Insulting” By CTU

Wire Union Refuses . Offering   Wage Increases Proposal, Tuo, Calied ‘nsnie’

UNION SPURNS BONUS OFFER   Western Union Proposal Is _ Termed Insulting; Strike Plans Are Continued

WESTERN UNIONS OFFER REFUSED   Union Considers Bonus Is ‘Insulting;’ ‘No . Monev’ W. U.

Western Union Offer Rejected by Union Heads   $22 Bonus Each And Minor. Increase Promptly Turned Down

Union Reveals $22 Bonus Offer By WU  a asec  Dp.   . Proposal ‘Rejected ‘As “Insulting”

Western Union Wage Boost  Tarned Down As Insulting’   Bonus Of $22 Each Offered To Telegraph Union — Offer First Since Negotiations Opened

Cause of Blast Not Yet Determined; 200 At Work in Diggings 500 Feet Underground

Rescue Squads Find Remains Of 26; Injured  Man Succumbs   Coal, Debris Cover Last Three Found;  Lewis’ Brother Safe

26 Miners Found Dead in Shaft; One of Five Hurt Badly Dies in Hospital

‘Tragedy in Illinois Pit Caused By a Gas Explosion; John L.  Tiaeta Ynonantca: Geana

27 MINERS Dit I EXPLOSION AT ILLINOIS PIT   Sas Hampers Rescue Wort As Fire Follows Blast; Daniac Recovered

John L. Lewis To Mine Where 77 Diggers Died   Federal inspector Says Gas Exploded In Illinois Mine

27 MINERS KILLED   Explosion Yesterday ir Large Mine in Southern  Illinois

Gas Blamed in Explosion at  Old Ben Pit   6 Bodies Found at Se ene; Injured Man Dies Later

FOUR OTHERS SERIOUSLY INJURED   Rescue Parties Take All Bodies To Surface   70 WORKERS   Escape Through Auxiliary Shaft: Work Hampered By Carbon Monoxide

LEWIS:INSPECTS — _ MINE IN WHICH 1 COAL ‘MEN TIEN   He Was Accompanied DY. ' Hugh White, President: — ' of the ULM.W.    HAS NOTHING TO SAY   A Federal Mine Inspector Examined the Seared Corridor. &

Lewis to Make inspection of Blasted Mine  27 Coal Diggers Die in Explosion

Miners Trapped By Explosion And Resulting Fire; Bodies Are Brought Out Of Mine; More Than 200 Men Escape

MINE EXPLOSION TAKES 27 LIVES   Illinois Blast, in Coal Diggings, Believed Caused by Motor Spark

27 Miners Die in Blast   Trapped In Southern Illinois Shaft; Cause  fet Bentactan ff labemmsrm

27 Miners Die in Blast In Illinois      Many Bodies Burned Badly, State Mines Director Says; ‘Cause Is Not Known   - Lewis Is. Safe   Brother of J. L.: Lewis Is Reported to Be Among: Saved 

Lewis Arrives At Scene of  Mine Disaster  26 Miners Are Found Dead.

Lewis Views Blast Seene   Gas Explosion In MWlinois.  Mine Takes Lives Of 27 Waelkore *

Explosion Fatal To 27 Miners      Brother Of John L. Lewis Among Those Escaping The Hhnois Blast.

Lewis to Scene of Illinois Coal Pit Explosion; 27 Die   Federal Inspector Says West Frankfort, IIL, Disaster: was Caused bv Goe Binet

27 Perish In Illinois  Mine Blast      Rescue Work Hampered By Carbon Monoxide Gas In Shaft

Rescuers Remove Bodies To Gym Of Illinois High School   Majority of Victims Suffered Severe Burns Indicating Fire Followed Explosion

Twenty-six Miners Found Dead And One Of Five Seriously Burned And Injured:Also. Dies — Recovery Of Bodies From ilinoie Mine Hamvered By Gaz:

Four Seriously Injured; More Than 100 Escape   Lewis And Governot Of Illinois On Hand At Scene

27 Miners Killed In Illinois Blast   Jchn L. Lewis’ Brother Among Survivors of ” Explosion. Near West Frankford; 26 Bodies Recovered From Mine: One Dies in Hospital

Bodies of All Victims Brought Out   Explosion Takes Place in Qne of State’s Largest Mines; One Injured Man Ties in Hespital

174 Others In Shaft Get Out Alive   Fire Breaks’ Out Following Explosion

27 Coal Miners Are Killed In  Indiana Underground Explosion   Bodies Badly Burned; Brether of John L. Lewis Escapes Death

Lewis Arrives For Inspection Of Blast Site   27 Coal Miners Die In Blast At Old Ben Coal Company Pit At West Frankfort. Ill.

LEWIS VISITS MINE DEATHS SCENE TODAY   At Illinois Mine Where 27 Died in  Mharedauv Wyningiar

Mine Blast Fafal To 27   Illinois Explosion And Fire May Have Cost Other Lives

John Lewis Visits Scene of Recent Mine Blast Today   Inspector Says Gas Explosion is Responsible Factor

REMOVE LAST OF BLAST VICTIMS IN OLD BEN PIT   MANY SURVIVORS WERE NOT AWARE OF ANY DISASTER

illinois Has Second Major Mine Disaster   EXPLOSION IN COAL SHAFT TAKES NEW TOLL

1] Miners Lose Lives In Blast  Lewis Visits Mine; His Brother Is Safe

27 Perish in Mine Blast   Found Dead in One Of Illinois’ Largest Coal Mines

27 Coal Diggers Perish From. Gas Explosion.   United Mine Workers Chief Arrives For Inspection Of Mine; Talks With Governor

27 Miners Lest After Explosion   a  eS ee Fee ee  Men Working 500 Fee Under Ground When Terrifie Blast OQecurs

Mine Blast Kills 26 Ill. Miners  Explosion Occurs   Explosion Occurs At West Frankfort; Gas Is Heavy

27 Killed In Mine Explosion   Most of Crew in Illinois Pit Escapes; All Bodies Recovered

Cause of Explosion in West Frankfort Shaft Is Laid to Gas   Approximately 200 Miners at Work 500 Feet Underground at Time

Twenty-Seven Lose Lives In Second Illinois  Coal Mine Explosion: Lewis Brother Unhurt

27 Miners Killed  In Illinois Blast Bodies Found 500 ft. Underground; Rescue Hampered by Monoxide Gas

27 Illinois Miners Die In Explosion  Burned Bodies Indicate Fire Followed Blast

27 MINERS KILLED AS-BLAST ROGKS ILLINOIS COAL PI   Most Of 200 Men At Worl Escape Through Air Sheft

‘Gas Explosion Is Blamed ‘As 27 Die in Illinois Mine  Lewis Arrives at Scene for Inspection After U_ 5. Aaqent Cites Cause of Blast

LLNOIS MINE BLAST LEAVES 17 MEN DEAL   All Bodies Recovered Af. ) ter Motor Spark Ignites Coal Dust

U.S. RIO TASK IS TO PROVE NEED OF SOLIDARITY   Marshall In Series Of Private Talks;  Arcaontina TWirct

Marshall Is Playing For Solidarity   Secretary Calls On Brazilian Foreign Minister; Appeals For Strength In Peace Move

Court Approves Change of Venue In Divorce Suit   Ciermont County Judge to Heor Summers Case

Group Urges Business Tax Modification      Commerce Department’s Committee Submits Ite Recommendations After   Three-Day Meeting

Group Recommends Tax Policies Be Modified Soon  Advisory Committee Says Changes Would Help Business

Modification of Taxes Is Favorec  20-Man Advisory Board Gives Plan

U.s. 2a. Pouev  Changes Sought   Commerce Department Advisory Committee Favors Revision

‘Explosions Wreck Two Trains in ‘Jewish: Violence   One Railroad Crewman Is: Killed and British Officer Hurt: Underground. British Troops Batile

MINE BLASTS WRECK TRAINS IN PALESTINE   British Troops Engage Underground Gang In Brief Battle

Europe Afraid Marshall Plan Will Collapse   Slate Department Official Says Communism Is  Major Issne In Italjan Vote

BODIES OF 340 ARRIVE   Depot Flag at Half Mast in K.C As 9 Cars of War Dead Enter

COLORADO AUTO TRAIN CRASH   Worst =Car Accident In-History Of Qtata   IDENTIFY BODIES   Speeding © Train ' Strews Wreckage Onarter. Mile

Auto Loaded With Tourists Hit By Train   Bodies Of Victims In Denver Tragedy Badly Manaled

Senators W ill BargainOnTax  Refund, Bonds   Otherwise Filibustering Maneuvers Will Tie Up Legislation

Senator Seeks $22,000, 000 Issue; Is Not Administration Bill   ROUTINE BUSINESS SESSIONS YESTERDAY

Bond Issue Proposed For Bridge Over Bay   Caroline County Senator Suggests Causeway As War Memorial

Coal Strike Next July 1 “Inevitable” if Both Sides Stand Pat On Position:

New Crisis In Mines Feared   National Soft Coal Strike On July 1 Ic Believed To Be Almast Inevitable

SOFT COAL STRIKE FEARS ARE VOICED   Southern Group Opposes In: dustry-Wide Bargaining

ANOTHER COAL STRIKE ON WAY   Almost Certain As South. ern Operators Refuse to Join Industry - Wide  Bargaining.

EMPLOYMENT IS DOWN   Drops “lightly Below July Figure Highest in . Ss. Hustory

Strikes ‘More Than Once’ Lightning Batters Plane During Pacific: Storm

Pilot Who Flies 640.7 M.P.H. Wants to ‘Soup Up’ Plane fora Second Try

‘Just a Stock Model’ Goes 640.7 m.p:h. Navy Jetstreak Sets Fastest Plane Speed.

Young Naval Commander Sets World Air Speed Record of 640 Mi. Per Hr. ..

NEW WORLD SPEED RECORD GN BOOKS 5 BAC MILES HOUR   Naval Commander Sets Mark in Flight at Muro¢ Air Base in California Tells of Experience.   SPECIAL COOLING EQUIPMENT USED

Navy Regains Record With 640.7 Miles Per Hour  Speed Pilot Wants to ‘Soup Up’ Plane

PHONE DAMAGE ~ INSOME AREAS   Wires And Cables Report ed Cut; Still No Strike  Settlement

Sabotage of Phone Lines Reported By Company Officials   Long Distance Cables in Minnesota, Kentucky Reported Severed; Government Acts Anew For Settlement of Nation-Wide Tieup

Sabotage Of Phone Cables Is Charged By Officials   Government Seeks to Revive Strike Peace Talks In Capital — Firm Offers Reward In Alleged Cable Cutting Case

CUTTING OF PHONE CABLES REPORTED; NEW TALKS ASKED   Government:Launches Effort te Settle Strike as Company Tells of Sabotage.   N. F. T. W. ACCEPTS BID TO CONFERENCE   Western Electric, Southwestern Bell and Long Lines Workers Invited to Meet in Capital.

Sabotage Reported; ‘Phone Talks Begin   Industrial Peace Outlook Brighter

Phone Firms Report Cases Of Sabotage  Government Trie:  New Approach

TALKS IN PRONE STRIKE REVIVED   Government Conciliator Seeking New Basis For Settlement

British Turn All Palestine Into Fortress   Boys Spend $2,700  In Four Hours

MONEY BELONGED TO SHOP OWNER IN WAUKEGAN, ILL  TELLS POLICE $4000  att ma te eemese CUE ee   TELLS POLICE $4000 STOLEN FROM MONEY BOX IN HIS HOME

INDIANAN HELD FOR SLAYING 3   Man Goes Berserk, Kills Couple and Sister

Weather Forecast   Carl Voyles, API Coach, Is Relieved   No Successor Yet Announe:ed At A en: Draughon Lauds Mentor

LABOR BIiL TO BE LAW DESPITE VETO   Taft and Hartley issue Joint Statement

LABOR BILL IN LAW IS SEEN   COP Leaders Predict Overriding of Veto By Truman

Installs Microphone 'n Bedroom of Former Girl Friend, Now Married

Elliott Angrily Challenges ‘Girls’ Charge of Hughes’ Publicity Aide at Hearing

LATE: ‘PRESIDENT* 8 SON CALLS INSINUATIONS “UT. ERLY DESPICABLE” ;

PROBERS TOLD GIFTS HANDED MANY OFFICERS   Late President’s Son Demands Right to Question Meyer Expense Account,

Ell. Roosevelt Defends His Character.   Appears Before Senate War Probe Committee

Rooseveit Is Angered by Insinuation   Denies Inference , That Hughes’ Man Meyer ‘‘Pro cured’’ Girls for Him

Roosevelt Lashes Girl ‘Procurement’ Vouchers of Meyer   Eliott Questions Hughes Agent, Denies Women Obtained for Him; Penner Sets Off Bitter Exchange

Denies Girls Were Hired As Charged   Insists Hughes’ Agent Did Not “Procure” Them

ELLIOTT ANGRY AS HE RELATES PLANE STORY   Issue of Roosevelt's Morals Aired at His Request

Roosevelt, Meyer Spat As Probe Hears About Parties. Trip To Hyde Park, Ete.

lred Elliott Denies Meyer Procured’ Party Girls for Him   Scores Point as He Hits Insinuation;: Says Probers Pick on Him as FDR’s Sor

Elliott Lashes Out at Meyer For “Despicable Insinuation”: Cross Examination Goes on

Demands Hughes’ Front ¥ Called To Stand Aad Th Elliott, Be Permitted To tion Him, Meyer Takes Near Eliott   MEYER ADMITS HE VISITED HYDE

Condemns ‘‘Despicable Insinuation’’; Says He Tried To Stop Own Promotion For Father’s Sake

ROOSEVELT LASHES AT INSINUATION   Denies Publicist Procured Girls For Him

Elliott and Meyer Fight Over Parties   President’s Son Denies All Money Spent On Him

Eleven Dead In Fireworks Plant Mystery Blas!   Fireworks Plant At Clinton, Mo., Scene Of Fatal Explosion Late Wednes aaw

FIRE ENDANGERS SOUTHERN HOTEL   Prompt Action Prevents Dis: aster in New Orleans

GUESTS AT ROOSEVELT ARE CALM   New Orleans Hotel Damacaed By Fire

FIRE THREATENS HOTEL IN SOUTH   (00-room Roosevelt at New Orleans Is Scene of Flames.

ARABS BEATEN IN U, N. VOTING   Single State System For Holy Land Rejected By Palestine Commiitee

REJECT ARAB SINGLE STATE   Palestine Proposal Voted Down by UN Committee; Arab Threat Heard

Turkish Aid Pact Agreement Is Seen   U.S. Loan OF $100 Million To Provide For Modernization Of Turkish Army

Expect Signing Of Pact Between U.S., Turkey On  ‘Army Modernization Soon

U S. Expected To Sign Agreement For Modernization of Turkisi Army

US-Turkish Military Aid Pact Expected   One Billion To Be Spent On Turkey's Army

U.S., Turkey Expected To Sign Agreement for ‘Modernization of Army

U. $. to Provide Modern Turkish Army in Pact   Turk Officers Go Slow; Fear Imperialistic Aim

U.S. And Turkey Ready For Pact   Agreement Similar Te One Signed With Greece Is Planned.

Will Be Aided With U.S. Fund   Agreement To Be Signed For Modernization At $100,000,000 Cost; Progress Slaw

America to Sign Pact to Aid Turkish Military   U. S. Finances Will Be Used to Modernize Army; Negotiations Move Slowly as Russia Spreads Reports of Imperialism

U. S. Agreement   Swe hve 448A  Turkish ‘Army Modernization Accord Nears  Signing Stage   Negotiations Move . - Slowly To Discount Imperialism Ideas

Report Crisis in Bulgaria; U.S. Diplomatic Courier Stopped at Frontier  eas i  ™ FF. .¢ me ee a

FAST TRAIN IS WRECKED = ~~ IN ACCIDENT AT HURON   LOCOMOTIVE AND ELEVEN CARS DERAILED WHEN IN. TERSTATE EXPRESS HIT HANDCAR

Ex-Congressman Asserts “‘] Feel Okay,” But Ia Tired and Il] On Witmess Stand

Labor Bill Opponents Refuse Consent for Truman Veto Ballot   Pepper, Morse and Taylor Hold Floor with Aimless  . Talking; Proponents Are Confident of Ultimate Victory in Battle —

GOP Leaders Seek Decision On Bill Monday   Taylor Talks 8 Hours, Taft Answers Truman In Dual Over Radio

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Filibuster Won   Race Driver Dies Following a Crash   “High Tax Harry”

GOP LEADERS — ~ HOPE TO GET VOTE MONDAY   OPPONENTS OF LABOR BILL  STILL TALKING AFTER FInST - ALL-NIGHT SESSION IN. ’ ‘ . “PWELVE YEARS

SENATE TIRED AS FOES SPEAK ALL NIGHT   Wherry Seeks Agreement for Action on Monday

GOP LEADERS ABANDON HOPE FOR POLL TODAY   Truman And Taft Battle Over Labor Bill During Radio Speeches

U. S. Communists Use Taft-Hartley Bill to Fight American Foreign Policy

Reds Seek Gain In Labor Ranks   Try To Turn New Lav To Their Advantage With Workers

Some Yanks Fin Reich Just Fine   Returning Soldier Tells of Actions of Some Others There

How to Get. Byi in U.S. German Zone Antly Told in “Letter” from Ex-Cl

From All Reports Life in Germany Today Is Better Than Life in America

Price Cut Program Spreads Over Nation; Sales Boom   Business Up 200 Per Cent In Many Cities As Cuts Go Into Effect; N. C. Joins In

Newburyport Price Cuts Swe ep U.S.   Varied Comment Greets Action But Sales ‘Just Like Christmas’

fen Percent Plan Gaining Support Throughout U.S,   Just Like Christmas, Says One Department Store Head in New England

Public Greets Price Reduction Plan With Wave of Buying as Project Spreads    Rw Linitted Pree

Some Sources Say Reduetions Only Spring Sales And Buying Seasonal; Other Cities: Try Plan. -

Housewives Greet Newburyport Plan . With Quick Loosening of Purse Strings

For His Work In Health Campaign— Joe Stanley Named Lubbock “Man Of Month” By Jaycees

Two Montanans Drowned in Marias River  U. S. Reclamation Workers’

Two Montanans Drowned in Marias River  U. S. Reclamation Workers’ Boat Is Capsized

Only Force of Arms Or Peace Treaty Will Move U.S. Army Out of Berlin, Says Gen. Clay

TAPROOM CARD LAW IS SIGNED   Statute Requires Patrons To Show Voter Registration Cards on Request

Voter Card Bill Signed By Governor  Must Be Shown On Request When  Riuvine [adqnar

CLOUDS, LITTLE RAIN      Week End Weather Generally Will  Favor Harvest

‘Courts Will Uphold Me,’ Georgian Say:   Papers Served on Talmadge for Hearing Feb. 7

Babe Ruth Establishes Foundation to Sponsor Baseball far ti ¢ “Wweedes:

NO LANDSLIDES IN PHILIPPINES   Liberal Party Has Bare Working Majority After Elections

LEWIS TRIES FOR WELFARE FUNDS   Soft Coal Operators Will Be Asked For 5-10c Ton Royalty For Union.

Slain Siegel’s Intimates Hide After Threats  Police Say Miss Bull Missine in   Police Say Miss Hill Missing in Paris, Smiley Here

Say Slayers. Hunt Pals of Rucsy Sieael   Racketeer’s Girl Friend and Vormer Business Associate Reported, in Hiding

Ask Legislature To Vote $435, 00  To Allocate Fund For Vet Aaencies

SUPREME COURT CLEARS WAY FOR EARLY PAYMENTS  BONUSES TO 916,000 ILLINOIS VETERANS WILL AVERAGE $400

NEGRO CONVICT OUTRUNS DOGS   Man Being Hunted Safe After Long Race.

K. OF. INSTALLS - OFFICERS SEPT. 7   District’ Deputy and Wat* den’ Officiate At In stallation Ceremony

Iini Stage Only Upset in Annual Bowl Classics with Seven-touchdown Orgy

NEVADA GAMBLING REPUTE AT STAKE   Philadelphian Claims Marked Cards in Use.

Tomorrows Headlines “Joday LITTLE GIRL [S FOUND BY LION HUNTER IN HILLS NEAR HER HOME

Queen Elizabeth Stuck On Sandbar   Liner Discharges Passengers and Cargo To Other Vessels Today

Big British Liner Queen Elizabeth, Stuck On Sandbor, Begins Discharging Passengers

QUEEN ELIZABETH DISGORGES CARGO   High Tide, 12 Tugs Fail Tc Loosen Grounded Liner

Greatest Liner Bogged In Mud  JAAL Paceannore Caras And Fuel   2,446 Passengers, Cargo And Fuel Taken Aboard Other Vessels Today

PRICE CONTROL RENEWAL URGED ON PRESIDENT   Emergency Measures To End Inflation Get Backing

Veterans Seek Vote Lists In Court “Siege”   Four Candidates Protest Refusal of Clerk To Furnish Names on Ballot Books

U.N. Orders Dutch  And Indonesians fo  Cease Hostilities Call on Fighters to  Settle Disputes by / Arbitration

‘Council's Plea May Not Stop Actual Fighting   Republican Forces Cut Off From Top Authorities

UN Moves to Stop Conflict In Indonesia   Terse Notes are  ' Dispatched After Meeting; Dutch Cabinet Meets

‘Cease-Fire’ UN Tells Dutch and  Indonesians   Unprecedented Order Issued by Security Council   Dutch Cahinet Meote

GOP Cold T o “OPA” Proposal   Republican Lawmaker: Bitterly Reject Truman’s “Police State” Plan to Fight H. C. L.

Truman Plan is Attacked In Congress   Ohio Representative Declares Policy Seems To Be “To Enslave The American People”

REP. SMITH, 0., HITS PLAN AS SLAVERY IDEA   Price, Wage Controls Seem Certain to Be Top °48 Issues

‘House Republicans Tn Outbursts of Opposifion fo Plan   Sen. Taft Keynoted Attitude Monday Night; Bender Assails Truman, Bernas.

No Buses Rejected In Inspection Here   Few Minor Repairs Are Necessary

No Buses Rejected In Inspection Here   Pew Minor Repairs Are N     LESS

Government Bureau Declares Less Than 1 Per Cent of the Walkouts Caused Almost 75 Per Cent of Lost Time.

Fewer Strikes And Lockouts This Year  Cost About One-Fourth Time Lost In Six Months As In Same Time In 1946

HIGH COURT OK'S PETRILLO CURB   5 to 3 Decision Reverses Lower Decision Free Speech Violated

Groom Nonchalant, Smokes A Cigarette  Doris Duke Marries Dominican Diplomat

DORIS DUKE BRIDE IN PARIS CEREMONY   Wed to Former S Son- in-Law of Dominican Repub he’s President.

Nonchalant Groom Puffs Cigarette As He Weds World’s Richest Cir]

DORIS DUKE IS WED IN PARIS TO DOMINICAN   Heiress To One Of U. § Greatest Fortunes Marries Again

Dominican Diplomat Weds Duke Heiress   Smokes Cigarette During Ceremony In Paris Consulate

HODGE UNLOCKS MEETING DOORS   Public, Press Invited To Attend All Board of Education Sessions

New State School Superintendent For Open Meetings   State Board Discussions To Open To Public And Press, Says Hodge

CHINA REPORTED SEEKING U.S, ARNIS AND ECONOMIC AID   Nanking Desperately Needs  Weapons To Oppose Com-

Report China Nationalists Turn To America For Arms Chiana’s Forces Hard-Pressed

Huge Supply Of Ammunition Will Be Given Troops  Re PFaAaward EF Bamar

China Seeking Arms From U.S. To Battle Reds   Communist Forces Drive Into Manchuria, North China; Claim Soviet Aiding Reda

Aid Will Be Extended To Nationalists  a ‘American Help Is GPought By Chiang

Chiang About To Request More Backing  Chinese Nationalists Are Very Short Of Ammunition Now

Arms Aid 'To Chiang   Surplus Ammunition Turnéd Over By U. S. $500,000,000 Loan Out

China To Get Surplus Shells   Nanking Government Given Permission To Purchase Other Supplies

U.S, CHARGES 3 IN GREEK ISSUE   Assails Yugoslavia, Albanie And Bulgaria On Stand

CHINESE CALL ON U. S. FOR GUNS, MUNITIONS   Also Ask For Economic Ait In Bid To Check Reds

CHINA TO GET “AMMUNITION   U.S. Gives Help to Chiang Kai-Shek’s Troops

Chinese Ask U. S. For Arms Supplies Money Nosedives   Overtuves for Weapons Are Made; Curreney Is $58,000 to One VU. S. Dollar

U.S. to Turn Big Ammunition Store To Chiang’s Army   Nanking Is Also Authorized te Buy War Supplies Hera

Nationalist China to Get U.S. Arms   Surplus Rifle Ammunition to Ga To Chiang Troops

NETWORKS OUTLINING PLANS ~~ JO OFFSET MUSICIAN STRIKE   HUGE BACKLOG Of REC, ORDS ON HAND FOR gon EMERGENCY —PETRILLO— 18 FIRM

Big Four Council Makes Progress In Peace Parley   Two Major Developments Lead Conference Into Calmer Waters Today   FRANCE MODIFIES REPARATIONS PLAN

TRANS-WORLD AIRLINE CONTROL TO HUGHES   Jack Frye Resigns As President Ie  Shakewp Of Firm Plagecd By Binesetal Tran bles

FRYE RESIGNS .AS TWA’S. PRESIDENT; ‘HUGHES IN CONTROL   ExpectedChanges ‘Are-Made jn i + Organziation of Large Air Company

FORT HAYES 1S ‘DISCHARGED’ — FROM SERVICE OF THE ARMY   MILITARY HISTORY ENDED FOR HISTORIC POST AT COLUMBUS—CEREMO. . NIES HELD SUNDAY

Clark Sees No Immediate Danaer From Soviets   Peaudo-Scientific Exolanation Made of Flying Discs

Paraguayan Rebel Take Capital Of Border Region  Insurgents Also Free 1,000 Interned Military Officers

Seventy - Six Students Qualify For Public School Semester Honor Roll

HONOR ROLL ANNOUNCED   76 Students on Semester Honor Roll; 79 on 6 * Weeks Honor Roll

Pay in Manufacturing Hits A Record High During June  ‘However, Cost of Living Rise Seen

Aver: erage Pay Hit Peak In June. Living Cost Hike Not As Great.  Labar Statistics, Bureau Says

Cost of Living Heading for Record As Wages Hit $1.22 an Hour Peak

House Meets Saturday on Merger Bill   Average Pay Now $1.22 Per Hour

*'BONAPARTISM’ CHARGE HURLED AT WAR CHIEF   National Assembly Meets To Debate Hot Political, Economic Issues

NEGRO IS HELD FOR SLAYING   New Jersey Woman's Cut  Body Found in Brush

Mystery Blast At Washington   Explosion And Fire In Quar ters Occupied By French Military Mission Today

Personal Appeal by Marshall Saves His Foreign Aid Schem   House Republicans Not to Put Economy Axe to His Program

FOREIGN AID PLAN APPEARS TO BE SAVED   Personal Appeal by Marshall Seemingly Spares $1,475,000,000 Program From the Congressional Knife.

Aid Funds “Rescued”   Economy-Bent Solons Yield to Marshall Piea For Full Appropriation

Marshall Plea Spikes Big Cut In Foreign Aid  GOP. Chiefs Agree To Approve Full B10 OOO OOO)   4-Point Program

WONT REQUEST EXTENSION OF MEASHIRE:   Note to Congress as Thousands of Mexi‘ans Cheer Truman

SERIVGE ACT WILL EXPIRE. ~ THIS MONTH   PRESIDENT SENDS MESSAGE -TO° CONGRESS’ SAYING '. ARMED SERVICES TO   “, DEPEND ON VOL' UNTEERS ™

PRESIDENT SAYS SERVICES WILL USE VOLUNTEERS   Truman Tells Congress Navy And Army May Ask Draft If Recruiting Fails   MINIMUMS ARE REVEALED   Chief Executive Says Army Must Have 1,070,000 Men; Navy 575,000

ADVISES LAPSE OF DRAFT LAW   Truman Says Services Plan to Ask Renewal If Needs Are Not Met

Assembly Passage Of No-Strike Plan Believed Certain   Governor Demands Strict GOP Support of CondonWadln Measure   DEWEY WINS MAJOR POLITICAL VICTORY   Legislative Leaders Agree to Back Chief AdministraGoan Bills

Breadon Discloses  Sale of Cardinals   Hannegan President Of New Syndicate

Group Headed By Hannegan Buys Cardinals  He Resigns Dec. 1 As Post Office Head; Sale Price Secret

Hannegan Resigns His Cabinet Post To Head Cardinals  Sale of St. Louis Club Announced by Pres. Sam Breadon

Hannegan Quits Post, Joins Group In Buying Of St. Louis Cardinals

Hannegan Quits; Assistant Named To Cabinet Post   ‘Postmaster General Wil  Leave Dec. Ist to Devote Time to Cardinals

Breadon End: Ownership of the Cardinals   Deal Biggest of Kind in History of Base Ball

CABINET MEMBER RESIGNS POST T0 HEAD SYNDICATE   PURCHASE PRICE NOT DISCLOSED; RUMORED CLOSE TO $3,500,000

HANNEGAN TO LEAVE CABINET   Jesse Donaldson To Succeed Him December Ist

R. Hannegan Quits Position  As Postal Head   Jesse Donaldson To Become Postmaster General; Hannegan To Be President of Baseball Organization.

Hannegan Resigns Cabinet Post fo Join Card Buyers   Donalson Takes Over Postmaster Post December 

HANNEGAN QUITS AS POSTMASTER; CARDINAL HEAD   Truman Selects Donaldson, St. Louis Deal Goes Through

PM Hannegan Resigns Job Affiliated With  Group. Buying St. Louis Cardinals. _.

Hannegan Quits PostinasterGeneral Duties.   Resigns. 402: ‘Become... “Part “Owner ae  St... Lovis Cardinals

HANNEGAN TO QUI UABINET POSITION, EFFECTIVE DEC.    Postmaster General to be One of Syndicate Buying St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Team.   JESSE DONALDSON tO BE APPOINTED

To Become President Of The St. Louis Cardinals, Appointed PMG By FDR

Donaldson New ‘Postal Chief as Hannegan Quits   “First Assistant Gets ’ Postmaster General Binet am Der. 1

J. M. Donaldson To Head Postal Department   Letter of Resignation Predicts-Another Term For President Truman

—SYNDICATE— Donaldson, Assistant, Elevated   $3,500,000 RUMORED PRICE

Cards Sold; Hannegan Is New President  Donaldson Named   Donaldson Named His Successor as Postmaster General

HANNEGAN QUITS ~ TRUMAN CABINET   Donaldson to Be New ' Postmaster General.

Hannegan /ii'ts His Federal Job  Postmaster General   Postmaster General To Devote Full Time To New Baseball Club

Hannegan Quits Truman Cabinet   Postmaster General BuyIng Into St. Louis Cardinals.

: Hannegan Te Head Cards At St. Louis   Postmaster General Resigns At Same Time As Sale Of Club Is  Annoinred

POSTAL CHIEF DEVOTING TIME TO CARDINALS   Leaves Government Position For Ball Club; Donaldson To Be Successor

Hannegan Quits As Postal Head  Affiliates With Group Which Buys St. Louis Baseball Club

Jesse M. Donaldson’ To  Be Postmaster General   Hannégan Joins Group Buying Cardinal Team

Confirm Sale Of Cardinal:   Sam Breadon Gives Over Baseball Empire To Syndicate For $3,500,000

Si. Louis Cards Sold to Hannegan, Associate for Reported $3,500,000

Robt. E. Hannegan Quits President Truman's Cabinet   White House Announces Resignation of U. S&. Postmaster General   HANNEGAN TO RUN ST. LOUIS CARDINALS

One of Buyers, Hannegan Quits Post in Cabinet   Successor to Postmaster General Named

@ ASSIGNMENT AMERICA  Tells Illinois Congressman Ahout Press Freedom

‘Assignment: America’  Personal Feuds ‘And Pr eS “Beets Play ~ Into Communist Hands =: °-"

\C1O Factions Are ‘Differing on US. Foreign Policy   Efforts Are Being Made To Reconcile Views Expressed in Convention

Wallace Recalls LaFollette Break In Milwaukee Talk  Launches Vote Bid With First Speech As 1948 Candidate

Wallace Offers 1-Point Plan For Europe Aid  ‘Opens Presidency Bi At Milwaukee Rally

Wallace Tells His Program In Milwaukee Talk  Recalls Founding Of CAP H..c.. DBD... bk   Recalls Founding Of GOP Party, Break With LaFollettes; Gives ‘Wallace Plan’

CALLAHAN AGT IN BAD TANGLE   Referendum Petitions Checked For Fraud; Law Not Enforced

Cancer Campaign For Funds Opens In Plymouth County  Chairman Fe or Towns _ And Townships = To Help In Drive

Cancer Campaign  For Funds Opens  In Plymouth County Chairman Par Towts  _ And Townships To Help In Drive

TOP MILITARY LEADERS FEAR WORLD WAR Ill   U. S. Probably Would Be First Target In New Hostilities Congress Told

Okay Certain, Though House  May Cut Sum   Department of State Assures Opponents  Relief Will Be Halted If Reds Gain Control

Russia May Turn Aid Against U. S.. Warns Rep. Allen   Says Industries May be ‘Used in War by Soviet; Defense Step. Says Cox

Cox Tells House Foreign Aid Is. US ‘Investment’   It, Georgian Says Of Stop-Gap- Fund

Georgia Member Favors Action   GOP Solon Raise Question Over Results

HOUSE WARNED NEED REVEALED BY RED ACTIONS   Russia ‘Waging Everything But Shooting War’, Says Georgian.   MUST TAKE GAMBLE   Lovett Explains Help Can Be Stopped If.  Necessary,

Rep. Cox fn Fervent Plea For Aid Bill   Says Russia Waging  Everything But Shooting Wear; Rep. Alen Questiens Value

Quick Foreign Aid Termed Security Measure; Only Atom Bomb Stops Soviet’s Final Step, Solon Avers

Aid to Europe Termed Security Investment   Georgian Suys Russians Waging Everything But a Shootins Wee

Representative Sees -Russia’s War Effort: Enhanced by U. 8. Ai   State. Department.» Say: Help Will End if Reds  ’ Take Over Countries

GEORGIAN SAYS FUNDS NEEDED 10 STAVE OFF WAR   ILLINOIS SOLON [IS FEARFUL NATIONS TO TAKE AID, GO RED

REDS SAID “WAGING ALL BUT SHOOTING WAR” AGAINST U.S.  SUPPORTERS ADVOCATE QUICK AID ACTION; ~ OPPOSITION VOICED

Aid Is. Necessary. For U.S. Security   Representative Cox Saye . ‘Russia: All bur Wages: “0. -Sheoting’ War _

Foreign Aid Hits Snag on House Floor   Passage Conceded But on Entirely Different Basis

Fear Russia as Beneficiary of Aid to Europe   Congressmen See Possibility Of Boomerang

Seek O.K. as Investment In Security   Cox of Georgia Takes Lead; Illinois GOP Sees War Use Against U.S.

Rep. Cox In Fervent Plea For Aid Bill   Seys. Russia Waging Everything But Shooting Wee: Rep. Allen Ques tions Yaluc

Asks for Aid As Security   Georgia Congressman Says $590 Million Program Is Needed To Check Communism

Aid Bill Policy Of Security   Russia, Waging All But “Shooting War,” Cox Says In Debate

Solon Says Russia Is Just Short Of Shooting War  Foreign Aid Measure Is Termed to Be Security Investment

Proponent Asserts Approval Of Program Must Be Granted “As Investment In National Security,” While Opponent Raises Question Whether Europe Strengthened With American Help Might Not Go  Communist In Anv F.vent

Coroner's Jury Blames Comic Books in Hanging of 12-Year-Old   14-Year-Old Kills Boy. Writes Ransom Note

Youth, 14, Admit: Kidnap Murder  +FBI Says Father Broughf Him In

PRIVATE DEBT ON UPGRADE, — COMMERCE SURVEY REVEALS   PRIVATE DEBTS WENT EIGHT BILLION HIGHER AS FEDERAL DEBT WAS CUT

— PALESTINE — Tear Gas And Steam Jets Used   NO FATALITIES SUFFERED

Tear Bombs, Steam Jets Are Used   Refugee Ship !s Boarded Off of Palestine Coast

-—JEWS BATTLE BRITISH— Use Smoke Bombs And Gas On Boarding Party

Scores Injured In Vain Fight Aboard Vessel   4,500 Angry Immigrants Use Tear Gas and Steam   In Effort To Rout   British Sailors      Destroyers Take Craft Into Haifa   Sailors Open Fire After Refugees Use Axe and Rifle; Ship Former American Vessel

Jew Refugees In Battle With British   Boarding Party Hit By Tear Gas And Smoke Bombs

Jewish Refugees — Aboard Ship Fight  - Boarding Parties   British  Escort Vessel Toward Haifa; No: One Fatally Injured

JEWS BATTLE BOARDING PARTY   BRITISH CAPTURE REFUGEE SHIP OFF ~ PALESTINE COAST

British Battle A500 Jews on Refugee Ship   Gunfire, Smoke Bombs, Steam Jets and Tear Gas Used in Affray

ANGRY: ZIONISTS BATTLE BRITISH OFF PALESTINE   4,500 Immigrants Use Bombs, Other Weapons in Effort To Pierce Blockade

EWS BATTLE BRITISH ON ILLEGAL SHIP   About 4,500 Immigrants Use Tear Gas and Steam Against British Boarding Party Off Palestine Coast.

REFUGEES FIGHT BRITISH ON SHIP   4,500 Angry Jews Assault - 50-Man Boarding Party

Jewish Refugees Take On British In Fight On Ship   Report None Dead In Foiled Attempt To Enter Palestine

Angry Mob Battles British Boarding Party— Jewish Refugee Ship Challenges Blockade

No: New Foreign Aid Horan Before 1948”       Spe in Bry Jews   al Immigrants. me in Effort to Gust Hoarding Party Ftom Refugee Ship Off Haifa

Jew Migrants Fight Boarding Party by Steam   Refugees Engage 50-Man British Force Protesting Deportatior

Give British Boarding: Party a Hot Reception   Two Reported Killed as Jewish Immiigrants Fight Vain Rania

British Board Refugee Ship After Battle   “Former U.S. Vessel _ Apprehended Off Palestine Coast

British Party Battle On Ship   Reports Indicate Two Persons Killed, As Refugees Attacked.

A500 Jewish Refugees Fight In Vain On Ship   Use Tear Gas, Smoke Bombs, Steam Jet: And Other Weapons Against British Boarding Party; Destrovers Escorting Vessel.-

Vinton County Slayer Held   Shooting Admitted By Hamden Resident

Wedemeyer Seen New China Envoy   Europe Pleased at State Shift; Berlin  Teadere Disannointe

U.N. Is Asked To Act Fast In Indonesia  Australia Joins India in Appeal

U.N, Asked To Intervene In Indonesia   India and Australia Urge Attempt to Halt Fight; Dutch Launch New Drive In North Sumatra -

@ DOUGLAS LARSEN   Congressional Committee to Be ‘Handicapped in Europe  —

Innocents  Abroad   { {Peter Edson is om vacation.)  my DOUGLAS LARSEN NEA Staff Correspondent

Appliances Are First Things Saved In Fires   Refugee Trucks Are Well Loaded

REDUCED RATES ARE LIKELY 10 HELP INDUSTRY   Supreme Court Decision Upholding Lower Shipping Rates For South Expected To Encourage  Industrial Growth In Dixie.

Court’s  Decision On Rate Cheered   South Welcomes It But East Proves To Be Critical

New England Hit By Class Freight Rates Decision  South Benefits By New Schedule

South and West Hail Decision on Freight Rates   Criticized in East, But All Agree It Will Aid Southern Industry

More Sidelights On Pace 15   FRILEY GETS BOARD’S OKAY   Statement Voices ‘Utmost Confidence’ In LS.C. President

Friley Is Given Endorsement  By State Board   Iowa State College Presi. dent Praised; Criticism Called Unfounded

State Board  Gives Friley Clean Bil   Voices Utmost Confidence In President of lowa State College.

* © 8. 8 68 6 6 8 6 ws  *“ PLEASANT GLADE  Ima Yancy, Report¢r '

Senate Approves  Bill To Continue  Sugar Rationing Price Control

Make Changes in Rationing Bill  Senate Sends Act Back to the House

Sugar Measure Goes to House   Would Continue Rationing, Price  Control Until Oct. 31

Adopted in Senate by 46-34 Vote   Amended Measure Would Continue Controls to Oct. 31

Senate Votes Extension of Sugar Control   Approves .7 Months More Rationing; With 35 Pound Guarantee

Senate Adds Some To Sugar Measure   Passes Bill Extending Rationing, Price Control, Sends Back To House

Until October 31  Senate Chances Bill,      senate Changes Bill, Now Sent To House

Nation Slows Grain Export   U. S. Fears Sending *Too Much Too Early’

Gov't Slows Down Food  Exports to Europe— ‘Fear “Too Much Too Early

Sends Only About What  Drive Saves   Truman Hold Back In Belief Peak Need Is Not Near

Shipping Too Much Grain Too Fast, Cut  Cargo Down   May Not Have Enough Grain Left to Help Europe During Its Most Crucial Months

'Stassen Will Address Kansas Day Meeting   Republicans Gather Wednesday at Topeka For Annual Secsian

Cotton Ginning Report Shows 1946 Crop About Equal With 1945 Crop

Fifth Woman Marder Victim Found in L. A.   Mother of 3 Dead; Mate Of Victim Four Arrested

 She Knows What Phrase Means Now  \Wife Chained to Kitchen Stove

le Was Only First Time,” She Explains  -San-Antonio Husband Chains “Wife To Stove As Protection

United Nations Orders — Netherlands, -Indonesian® Republic To Stop Fight

Molotov Holding Back Again in Policy Proposal   Foreign Ministers Are Meeting Obstacles in Session at London

Big Four Split Over Austrian Peace Treaty   Plea For Quick Agreement Fails

Molotov Blocks Big 4 Proposal   Ruasian Does Not Agree Om Auatrian Tresty

MOLOTOV OPPOSES AUSTRIAN TREATY ACTION AT ONCE   Western Powers Appeal in Vain for One Quick Big-4 Agreement to Reassure “Anxious World.”   REDS WOULD TAKE UP GERMAN ISSUE FIRST   Attitude Apparently Unchanged Since April Meeting—Six-Point Program Is Drawn Up.

Big Four Agree On Six-Point  Meet Agenda   Red Insists Germany Be Considered First By Foreign Ministers

Molotov Opposes Western Powers’ Plea’ ~  Quick Accord Move Fails In Big Four.

Big Four. Pact Yet Uncertair         ya  Powers Seek Quick Agree     ment To. Assure. ‘The World:

MOLOTOV STILL FORESTALLING ANY AGREEMENT   Russia Insists On Consideration Of German Peace First   WESTERN POWERS’ APPEAL REBUFFED

Molotov Puts Quick Damper On Conference   © Indicates Little Change In Position Since Last Meeting

SOVIETS BLOCK AGREEMENT ON AUSTRIAN PACT   Molotov Rejects Ple Of Western Powers For Quick Action

SOVIET BLOCKS COUNCIL UNITY.   Western Leaders Appeal To Molotov to Advance Austrian Treaty Issue

Red Says No To Immediate Consideration  Russian Minister Apparently Has Not Changed Position

Four Western Powers Plead For One Quick Agreement; Molotov Remains Adamant

BIG FOUR LEADERS AGREE ON AGENDA FOR CONFERENCE   Split, However, on Question of Discussing Germany First.   HARMONY PLEA MADE   Western Powers Ask for One Quick Agreement to ‘Assure World.’

Orange Cityans Boost Tulip Festival With . Visit Here Saturdav   25 Years of Girl Scouting Marked In LeMars With Special Program

WEST EUROPEAN MERGER SOUGHT BY DE GAULLE   French Leader Bids Fo American Cooperation In Facing Soviet

Union of West Europe Urged by De Gaulle   French ‘Strong Man’ Cites Threats by Huge Nation ‘Working within Our Own Frontiers’

Decision Will Color Power of Marshall Plan   England s Favoring Nationalization of Mines

Memorial Day Preparations Are Complete   City and County To Honor War Dead Friday   Compromise Labor Measure Ready   Biionec Th MEA Ti

‘Labor Legislation Reviewed By Governor; Approval Given New Right-to-Work Act

‘Right-to-Work’ Bill Is Signed By Gov. Jester   Governor Reviews Other Labor Measures in State Legislature

Anti-Petrillo Measure Is Ruled Constitutional   Supreme Court, However, Sends Case Of AFL Musi/ cians Union Head Back To Trial Court For New Proceedings; Case Up On Government Appeal

COURT UPHOLDS PETRILLO CURB   REVERSES CHICAGO COURT ON VALIDITY OF LEA MEASURE

High Court Rules Against Petrillo  Decides 5 to 3, Lea  Art ic Sa ae

High Court Rules Against Petrillo  Decides 5 to 3, bea  phe se f anmebibi btiann

Federal Claims To Coast Oil Lands, Anti-Petrillo Act; Are Upheld By High Court,

Late News Bulletins  Supreme Court Upholds “Anti-Petrillo’ Labor Law

Supreme Court Upholds ‘AntiPetrillo’ Act  High Court Rules Tideland Oil Belongs to U.S.

To Recruit "Industrial Minutemen” For Duty In Event Of Atomic War

Predict Final Passage of Bill By Next Week   Expect to Help Relieve ‘‘Pressure’’ on Govern ments of France and Italy

- Vandenberg Asks Senate io Pass $597, 000, 000  Lf].  AL. OE RTS

Final Approval Of Stop-Gap Aid Seen Next Week  Today ‘Deadline’ Set D.. C.. hdccchall ac   Today ‘Deadline’ Set By Sec. Marshall as Necessary for Relief

Martin Sees Aid 0. K. Next Week   Committee Returns 38 Million to Bill

DEADLINE FOR AID-T0-EUROPE PLAN REACHED   Neither House Nor Senate Approves Measure Requested by Marshall.

Fishing Champ Tried Fish Caller  But Had To Catch ‘Em The Hard Way

Louis E. Mensenkamp Elected President Of Big Eight Schools   Yugoslavia Rejects U.S. Protest Against Trieste Property Seizure

Slavs Reject U.S. Protest Over Trieste   REMOVAL OF ITALIAN PROPERTY DRAWS AMERICAN IRE

Tito ‘Dismisses US Protest on Trieste Seizures   All Property Taken Belonged to Italian Fascists, Yugoslavs Say

Slavs Reject U.S. Protest   Seizure of Property In Trieste Defended

Feature Finder   Yugoslavia Spurns U.S. Protest over Seizure of Italian Property

MOTHER, SON DIE IN CRASH . Frozen Bodies Of Two Texans . Discovered In Plane Wreckage

MOTHER, SON DIEIN CRASH, Frozen Bodies Of iw fone - Discovered In Plane V reckage

00 at AGM  ‘face Trials   foord of Directors Orders Arraignment ot Students Involved in Recent Flareup

Military Trials Of A&M Cadets Now Underway  Oe OR la   Punishment To Be Meted Out to Guilt) Not Indicated

Over100 Face Trial AtA&M   Directors Order Military Hearings For Cadet Officers

Estimated 100 Students Are ToBe Tried   Disobedience Of Orders Charged;  Poearinas Onen

Disobedience of Orders Charged By College Board   Col. Meloy Appoints Five Panels To Hear Cases of Seniors

PRICES STILL ON WAY UP   Only Buyers’ Resistance Can Stop Upward Spiral, Say Spokesmen.

NOTHING IN NEW LABOR BILL TO 'HALT PETRILLO   House Seeks Some Way To Prevent Music Shutdown

GEORGIA COURT ACTION SHAPIN   Decision Due Today Ove Who . Should Become Governor

Virginia GOP Elects Woods As Chairman  i i   Party Creates Single State Central Committee

ISNOW COMING TONICHT      Temperatures Will Be Rack ti danuary Normal bs Tomorrow

RENT CEILING ORDER UPHELD   Court Holds Price Control Act Does Not Provide For Fixed Return

SUPREME COURT GIVES RULING  _ ‘Adequate Return On Investment ls Not Required By Price Act.

Papers Back State Bill   Would Prohibit False or Libelous Statements To Papers

Libel Law Up For Vote In Pa. House  Heavy Fine For Making False Statements

Flood Warning Is Issued Affer 9.18-Inch Rain   Homes Are Flooded} Woman Is Rescued: From Floating Log 

Dangerous Rise In Trinity River Threatens Area   ‘Leftover’ From Gulf Disturbance Moving North Into Oklahoma

Over Nine Inches of Rain Falls   Woman Floating On Log Rescued During Storm

pond lssue   Petition: Asks:  Calling: of. Special . Blection; Set''Tuesday, Jan,  : 98 gs Date for Balloting 

Toulon Township. Voters Will Vote ‘Tuesday on Issuance of Road Bonds

AFL Council Balks At Plan To Train Boy:   Military Conscription Of Any Kind Opposed By Leaders; Also Hit Ball Measure

AFL Council To Oppose U. S. Military Plan   EXECU TIVE 1 BODY AT MIAMI UNANIMOUS IN STAND

AFL Leaders Oppose Draft  Executive Council   Executive Council Against Military Conscription

Hartley Calls for Act To Cope With Lewis  UMW Chief Lashed as ‘Rebellious, Mautthnous? by Labor Aect’s Author

Split on How to Deal With Lewis   Framers of New Labor Bill Fail to See Eye to Eye   Negotiators Trying to Re vive Talks for New  Contract

Framers Of Labor Law Split Sharply On Miner Problem   Industry Officials Say Lewis Is Holding Out For 35Cent Hourly Wage Raise

New Section In Labor Bill Against Mine  Boss Backed   Landis Says Owners Could Bow To Some Of Union’s Demands

Some Question How To Handle Coal Stoppage   Hartley Lashes At John 1. hewis: Rep. Landis Thinks Miners Give Yn.

HARTLEY SEES. JOHN L. LEWIS AS REBELLIOUS   Co-Framer- ¢ Of. New Law Agsails Labor “Tesder Today   DIVIDED: VIEW   Landis, -However, Thinks Coal -Operatore Should Yield

Lawmakers Split Over J. L. Lewis   Hartley Says UMW Head Rebellious, Mutinous Citizen; Asks New Part in Law   Favors Concession

Hartley Asks New Curbs Against ‘Mutinous’ Lewis  And Other Union Leaders

Labor Bill Author Asks New Curb To Deal With Lewis   Framers Split On Coal Issue

Split on How to Deal With Lewis   Framers of New Labor Bill Fail to See Eye to Eye   SEE THREAT OF STRIKE   Negotiators Trying to Re vive Talks for New  Contract

Hartley Calls Lewis Mutinous   Labor Bill Author Hits Work Stoppage

John L. Lewis Is The Issue. . .  Labor Bill Writers Split Over Strikes

Solon ‘Urges ‘Granting Safety Code, Welfare Fund; ‘Other Requests

Hartley-Landis Solit On Miners   No. 2 Framer of Act Thinks Operators Should ‘Give In”

Hartley Calls Lewis a'Rebel   ‘Rep. Landis Says Operators Ought to ‘Give in’ . on Contract Demands

CURE FOR COAL TIEUPS. BRINGS HOUSE DEBATE   Framers Of Labor Bill Divided On Action; Lewis Scored By Hartley

Framers of Tafi-Hartley Law at Odds on How ‘To Cove with John Lewis and Threatened Strike

Taff, Hartley Split Over Ho To Curb Lewis   Seek To Avoid Mine Stoppaqe

House GOP Leaders Differ On How To Cope With Lewis And Miners   Hartley Wants To Get Tough But Landis Thinks Operators Should “Give In” To The United Mine Workers’ Chief.

Hartley Favors Adding New Teeth To Labor Law; Indiana Solon Says Opera. tors Should Meet Demand

Hartley Hits Out At Lewis; Landis  Urges Concession   Callisior Added Law

John Lewis Branded as ‘Mutinous’  Framers of Toft Act Split on How  a a

HARTLEY ATTACKS JOHN L. LEWIS AS MUTINOUS CITIZEN   Landis Believes Operators Should Grant Some  Contract Demands

PLEASANT WEATHER HERE NEXT FEW DAYS   Mercaty Drops In Eastern Cities Following Kain; Hot Air Moervine This Wav

NEW HOT WAVE HITS MIDWEST   95 to 100 Degree Weather Ranges Over Wide Area; Relief Wednesday

Henry Ford Death MournedOvertU.S.   Man Who HKrought Industrial Revolution To Nation Known By Name In Every Town

Funeral Wilibe Thurs: day at 2:30 p.m. in St. Paul’s Episcopal Cath. edral in Detroit.

Entire Nation Mourns Death Of Henry Ford      Industrialist's Body To Lie In State On Wed nesday

Nation Mourns Death of Henry Ford— Was Symbel to All the World of American Industrial Gentus—Public Rites Thursday

Henry Ford Death Mourned in U.S.  Funeral Services 6 Rea Thiuired eee

Indastrial Empire Left — Public Rites Planned for Ford, © Mourned as Symbol of U.S. Genin

Henry Ford's Death Mourned by Nation;  Services Tomorrow  To Be Buried Beside Mother and Father in Private Rites

Nation Mourns Sudden Death Of Henry Ford   (Cerebral Hemorrhage Fatal To Industrial Genius At Age of 83

FORD FUNERAL WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY   INDUSTRY TENDERS ITS TRIBUTE TO AUTO GENIUS

FORD RITE SET FOR THURSDAY   Public Funeral Is Arranged For Auto Pioneer; Death Caused by Hemorrhage

Ford Rites Will Be Held On Thursday   Automobile Genius To Be Buried Beside Parents At Greenfield

Henry Ford Death Mourned in U.S.  Funeral Services to Be Thursday

Public Funeral To Be Held for Ford Thursday   Passing Is Expected To Have Little Effect On Motor Company

UMW Hints Its Officers Won’t Sign Any AntiCommunist Affidavits   Republican National Committee Issues Paper: Entitled, “The Truth About The Labor Management Relations Act Of 1947’

Hints Affidavits To Go Unsigned  Truth About Act Told In Pamphlet

4-H Fair Drive For Buildings Is Under Way      Meeting at Pocahontas Sets Up Organization of Drive

Southern Senator Says Northerners Are As Communists   Ellender Makes Claim Before ‘Subcommittees On Fair Emploment.

ALF CONTEST IBY PARADE rVUE TONIGHT      i (-Year- -Old Show at New High in Variety Entertainment -

FRENCH CABINET ASKS NEW POWERS IN STRIKE CRISK   Broad Authority Sought From Parliament to Deal With Walkouts Para Tyzing Industry.   STRIKERS ARE OUSTED FROM STRONGHOLDS   Police and Guardsmen Cleat Two Stations and Restore Service on ParisToulouse Line.

PORT SAID MOB HURLS ROCKS AT U.S, CONSULATE   Wreck Statue of Suez Builder, Try to Burn British Headquarters.

Toss Rocks and Bottles at U. S. Consulate in  Cairo Demonstration

Egyplian Mob, Proiesting Failure Of U.N. Action, Atiacks British, American Consulates ai Port Sait

Cairo Mob Throw: Empty Bottles At U. S. Consulate  Demonstrators Try To Burn British Structure Today

Egypticns Stone U.S.  Consulate. at Port Said   No Damage Reported--. Protest UN Refusal To Order British Our

Riofers Sfone U.S. Consulate  ‘Mobs at: Port Said Protest U: N. Action

Plans To Scrap German Plants Raise Threats  Report Prompts Union Orders for Walkouts: 

German Unior Issue Orders  For Strikes   Resistance To British, U. S. Tearing - Up Factories

German Unions Order Strikes   Workers to Resist Loss Of Factories

GERMAN UNIONS LAUNCH PROTEST   Strikes Ordered To Combat Factory Dismantting

GERMAN UNIONS ORDER STRIKES   Allied Plans To Wreck Ruhr War Industries Fought; Gen. Clay Unmoved °

Germans Set To Strike if Plants Taken  Unionists Plan Reparation Fight

Strike Order Issued By  German Unien      Workers Protest A gainst Dismantling Factories For Repara tions. .

Tension Rises In Ruby Area   Gen, Chey Says Unions Can't Expect Food If Refuse to Okey Orders  es aca ia cuee le ceo eee

‘Arab Leader Says Palestine Split Will Set Off Mid-East Massacre

GOP Needs New Leaders to Win 1948 Elections   Col. McCormick Doubt: Dewey or Stassen Will Be Nominee

M’CORMICK TALKS ABOUT "48 RACE   PUBLISHER SAYS G: O. P. MUST - PRODUCE NEW LEADERS : TO WIN PRESIDENCY.

Veteran Kills Himself After Slaying Womar   Pair Had Been Friendly, Says County Attorney

House Slashes  Foreign Aid AndArmy Bills   Reduction of $88,000,000 Made in Emergenc European Act and $260,000,000 From Measure for Government of Occupied Areas

Stop-Gap Aid Funds Slashed.   House Cuts $88 Million Off Proposed Foreign  Relief Budget; Crack at “Sleight-of-Hand” Stuff

House Cuts Aid By $88 Million  Lists $509 Million: Nothing For China

Appropriation: For Army Fund Trimmed, Too   tlothing to China - Under Emergency Foreign Aid Bill

Committee Cuts Aid by $88,000,000   General Bill for Full Grant Before President

Foreign Aid Bill Is Sent To Truman;  Cut Studied   Appropriations Body To Report) Measure For Wednesday Vote

N o Relief For China In Budget   Arm y Occupation Figure Slashed

Aid Figure Cut Down to $509,000,000   Sends Bill To Floor Of House; Nothing Recommended For China

Stop-Gap Fund ‘To Aid Europe -Cut8s. Million   House: Committee. Slashes Emergency Total, And Recommends Nothing to Help China

Drops $348,000.000 From RequestedSum   Committee Favors Slashes of $88,000,000 in Stopgap Relief, $960.000.000 for Occunied Areas

Millions Cut From Foreign Aid Measures   Taber Flays 'Gift'  Plans as Sliced ” Bl Gabe ta Hoc)

88 MILLION RELIEF, OVER HALF OF ARMY PLEA CUT BY PANEL  OCCUPATION BUDGET OI 490 MILLION REDUCED TO 220 IN PROPOSAL

—FOREIGN AID-— Large Cut is Made In Army Funds  China Left Out By House Group

Temveratures   House Committee Slashes Foreign Aid Funds, Trims Occupied Areas’ Estimate   Nothing Recommended for China, Although Cut Provides ‘Reserve;’ British Zone Costs Called ‘High’

House Appropriations Co  tee. Cuts’ Figures Sotight. For Emergency Aid      ADMINISTRATION PLANS: REBUKED: ARMY CASH Cis

European Aid Cut 88 Million By Committee   China Is Excluded; Army Relief Funds Also Slashed Millions

Fund for Army Abroad Is Cut: 53 Per Cent =   China Left Out of > Stop-Gap Aid for:: Desperate Countries

House Bill Slashes Foreign Aid Funds 88 Million Dollars  Money for Occupatior Costs Cut 260 Millior

Appropriations Cut After Plan Given Approval   French and Italian Funds Reduced; Austrian ‘Request Untouched

Bill Goes To House Floor; China Naucht   Measure Now Provides $509 Million For 3 Countries.

HouseCommittee Slashes Foreign Aid Program   Makes $88 Million Cut; Almost Halves Fund Asked To Administer Occupied Countries

Millions Cut From Foreign Aid Measure   House Group Slices $348,000,000 Off Relief Requests

House Trims $$8.000.000 From Aid Bill   31% Below Truman’ Request: Nothing For China

Committee Also Slashes Amount Asked By Army In Occupied Areas   No Funds Voted For Aid To China   No Stipulation Made On How Money Should Be Distributed

House Group Trims Sum of Foreign Aid   Also Makes Deep Slash in Amount Asked by Army

Also Cuts 53% of Fund Asked For Army Use   Nothing Recommended to Provide Relief For China in Bill

Foreign Aid Allotment Slashed   House Committee Cuts 88 Millions From Sum Truman Seeks

Cash For Aid Facing Slash   Actual Appropriation Is Under Requests By President

Cuts Fund Asked By Army 53%   Total Measure 3! Per Cent Below Amount Requested

$88, 000,000 Slashed From Emergency Aid   ‘House Committee  -“Also Cuts Funds Army Asked for Government, Aid in Occupied Areas

Fund Army: Asked ‘for Government, Relief in Occupied Areas _ Also Cat   Sum of 8772,504,000 Is 31 Per’ cent Below Request

ActualFund For For eign  Aid Is Cut”   House Committee Lop: Off $88,000,000  And Recommends Nothing For China

CHINA LEFT OUT. ARMY FUND HALVED   House Committee Sends Measure Out on Floor

88 Million Cut From Aid Funds   Occupation Total for Army Also Cut by Committee

House Group Cuts 88 Million Off Truman Bid   China Not Included in Committee Action Supplying Funds lor Stop-gap Relief

ARMY FUNDS OR OCCUPIED AREAS PARED   Nothing Recommended For China In Bilt Sent: a To Floor

Slash of $88,000,000 in Relief for France. Italy and Austria   NO MONEY FOR CHINA   Yesterday Congress Ap proved the General Idea of Program

Appropriations Group in House Cuts Aid Funds  Slashes Money from Bill Sent Truman, Trims Army Relief Exnense Renuest

Committee Makes Cut in Aid Funds   Slash of $88,000,000 in Relief for France, Italy  and Austria   NO MONEY FOR CHINA   Yesterday Congress Approved the General Idea  of Program

$88,000,000 SLICED OFF ADMINISTRATION BILL FOR FUROPEAN EMERGENCY AID

House Group Cuts 88 Million From Foreign Aid Plan   Provides Funds For First Bill

$88,000,000 CUT IN THE EMERGENCY FOREIGN AID BILL   Government Relief Measure Was Slashed to $230,000,000.   THREE NATIONS GET AID   Nothing Was Recommended for China -by the — Committee.

Stop-Gap Aid Fund Slashed   House Committee Also Trims 53% From Army's Occupation Estimates

Foreign Aid Fund Cut By House: Committee   $88,000,000 Slashed From Amount Asked By President for Emergency Help; Army’s Request for Occupation Funds Also Reduced

House Group Slashes Aid  Leoislation   Appropriations Committee Makes $88,000,000 Cut in Bill To Provide Funds For Europe Relief.

FOREIGN AlD FUND IS CUT $88,000,030   House Committee Also Pares From $490,000,00€ to $230,000,000 Amount Army Asked for Use in Occupied Areas.

$88 Million Cut. In Aid Program Made by Group  Fund Asked by Arm, For Areas Stashed

Committee Slashes SS Million Off Bill For Stop-Gap Relief   Reduces Appropriations For Occupied Areas Over 50 Percent; No Funds For China

Foreign Aid Slashed by House Group   ‘Administration Figure  Cut by 88 Million--No Provision Made ‘For Aid to China

House Committee Also Cuts Army Occupation Fund   Nothin gls Asked For China By Group On Appropriations

Measure Minus Recommendation For China Relief  88 Millions Lopped off  European Appropriation

Committee Moves to Cut Aid Program   Emergency Assistance Bill Approved by Congress Slashed $88,000,000 by Appropriations Group

Provision For Help To China Nof Included  Ar ly Request F For Rel f Fur nds Is. 7 AL

PANEL SLASHES RELIEF FUNDS   Appropriations Committee Trims Out 88 Millions

Appropriations Committee’s Axe Lops 88 Millions From Program; Nothine Recommended for China

3-Year-Old Negro Girl Has Become A Musical! Prodigy  Concert Tour Now Being Planned by Hollywood

Albuquerquean’s Contract to Manage Piano Prodigy Has Court Hearing

New Group to Promote Water Conservation   Members Will Be Sought For State Orgenization-— A lone Banne Eland bt.

20-Nation Conference In 2nd Day  Compromise In Making On Vote Issue

20-NATION TALK ENTERS 2ND DAY   Compromise In Air On Vote For Action At Aggressors

Marshall Change: U.S. Vote Stand   Hemisphere Meet Is In Second Day Of Treaty Making

U, S. AGREES 10 COMPROMISE ON BALLOT STAND   Marshall Approves Mexican Proposal on Two-Thirds Vote on Treaties

To Compromise on Rio Voting   Issue over Treaty Sanctions Against Aggressor Debated at Meet -

Compromise Is Seen at Rio Meeting   Up on Vote Necessary to Invoke Treaty Sanctions

A Compromise on Sanctions Looms   U.S. and Argentina - View Aggressors in A iffSareant Light

Marshall Agrees  To Compromise  Vote On Treaty Defense Pact Being Drafted

PLAN MEANS 10 SAVE AMERICAS AGAINST ATTACK   Marshall Agrees To Compromise On Two-Thirds Vote Stand For InterAmerican Defense  Treaty Now Being Drafted.

DEFENSE PACT IS DEBATED AT BRAZIL   U.S. Agrees To Compromise \ On Voting Issue

U.S. Yields On Arms Vote   Armed Forces -Without Its Consent “tinder Hemisphere Pact  - Agrees No State Must Furnish

Compromise In Making At Conference   South American Voting Procedure Up For Debate

U. S. INSISTS U.N. STRESS GREEK ISSUE   Will Force Soviet To Veto or Accept U. S. Balkan Pian

Balkan Trouble Of Deep Concerr   American Delegate To UN Sees Need For Early Decisions

Security Council Urged to Hasten Balkans Decision   Precedence Must Be Given Problem, American Delegate Insists

UN COUNGIL 1S TOLD BALKANS PROBLEM IS VITALLY URGENT   Security Group Ia Asker to Smoldering Area First at Session Today   AMERICAN LEADER TELLS OPINIONS

Security Council Ur ged To Dr op Other Business U null Upheaval Settled

Report U. S. Ships Headed For Greece   Greek Troops Encircle More Than 2,000 Guertttas invading Country From Albania; United States Warns United Nations Security Council Situatinn Hac Recome Uraent.

Balkans Dispute Declared Urgent   UN Security Council Is Urged To Drop All Other Business Until Crisis Investigated

Balkan Crisis Hot, Warning   UN Council Is Advised To Drop All Other Business To Solve Balkan Case

DROP OTHER MATTERS FOR TIME BEING   Matter Becomes One Of Genuine  Fimergencv

U.S. WARNS UN BALKAN STRIFE 1S URGENT CASE   Alarmed by ‘Invasion’ Of Greece, Urges Quick Action

U.S. Cites Urgency of Dispute   Johnson Ask Council to Drop Everything in Face of Crisis

Crash Of B-29 Bomber In Sight Of Tucson, Arizona, Air Field Kills 12, Injures Eicht Air Force Members

SENATE VOTES STATE NEGRO COLLEGE BILL   House Balks at Final Passage of Measure Supporting ‘Open Shop

House Delays Final Action on ‘Open Shop ‘Bill   Members Stage Own Photo-Finish on Race Betting Measure

ADDITIONS TO FACULTY      School of Businexx Adds Three New Members tu

‘ADDITIONS TO FACULTY   School of Business Adds Three New   Members to Their Staff

Russia Wants To “Shackle Minds As Well Ac Gan Mauths. Austin Says

Austin Urges Soviet Attack Be Suppressed   Termed Campaign to Shackle Minds of American People

Austin, Romule Answer Vishinsky   Suppression of Russian Plan to Gaa ‘Warmonaers’ Demanded

Russia Would Shackle Minds Of U.S People   Assails Soviet Attempt To Curb Alleged ‘War mongers’ In America.

U.S. Hits At Soviet “Gag” Effort   Charges Anti-Warmon ger Measure Designed To “Shackle” Minds Of American People

ATTACKS ANTI 'WARMONGER’ TALK   This Is a “Poliee State” Meas. ure to “Shackle” Minds of American People,

Russia Tries To Gag U.S., Austin Avers   Pa MWveaees a  Vishinsky Blast Believed Aimed At+tyS. Thinking

U: S. Charges That Russian ‘Warmonger’ Campaign Effort To Shackle Americans’ Minds

US Says Soviet Drive a ‘Police State’ Move   Austin Says Russia Attacking American Principles Directly

Austin Asserts Reds Favor ‘Gag’ Methods   U.S. Delegate Says Soviets Would Shackle Men’s Minds

WOULD “GAC” US.   Austin Says Russia Would Have “Police State” Here

Delegate Warren R. Austin Declares Soviet Resolution On “Warmongers” Comprised “Direct Attack On Policies And Principles Of United States Of America’”—Demands Proposal Be “Absolutely Suppressed”—Cites Step Toward “Police State”

U. S. Assails  Russ Moves   Curb of “Warmongers” Efforts to Shackle Minds of Americans

Charges Sovief Drive fo ‘Gag’ U. §. Leaders   Anti-’Warmongering’ Campaign Is Called “Police State’ Measure

Austin Labels Red Plan That Of Police State   Would -Shackle Minds “As. Well As-Gaa Mouths

Austin Says ‘Gag’ Sought By Russians   Delegate Declares Soviet Resolution Is ‘Police State’ Measure, Would Shackle American Minds

U.S. Charges “Warmonger” Drive Attacks Our Principles   Delegate Austin Asks Soviet Proposal Be Suppressed in Assembly

PHONE UNION  HITS OFFER    TENTATIVE PROPOSAL OF ONE MEDIATOR IS HE JECTED AS BEING INADEQUATE

RESS FOR NEW  INION LEADERS NAGE OFFERS   nl  Phone Workers  Reject Proposal As “Inadequate

FRANCE VOTES FOR TAX RAISE   Country Swept By Strikes as Assembly Downs Red Opposition

Tourists on Pike's Peak Climb Over Fresh Snow, C. of C. Big-Wigs Boast

PROSECUTOR ASSAILS GOLLUM   Overell Girl's Lawyer Gives Defense Araqument

Beer Bill Is Prepared in lowa Senate   it Gives Local Governing Bodies Authority To Restrict Permits.

PLAN BEER BILL IN LEGISLATURE   Mason City Senator Among Sponsors of Act

RAIL STRIKE NOT PLANNED   [HEAD OF UNION TELLS SENA‘TORS HE DOESN'T EXPECT  ANOTHER WALKOUT

OULD FNVEST ~ MISSOURI'S ENTIRE, SCHOOL PROBLER   Urges Joint Investigation by House and Senate  Committee.   SITUATIONS CHAOTIC   Salaries, Taxes, Transporta tion System Need Modernization.

E SOX CAN BE FAST CLUB, SCOUT SAYS ©   King Lear Casts. . Sharp Eye Over New Mattoon Nine —

WHITE SOX CA BE FAST CLUB, SCOUT SAYS   King Lear Casts Sharp Eve Over New Mattoon Nine

U.N. HASTENS ACTION ON U. S. KOREAN PLAN   Political Committee Slated To Give Its 0. K. Today

Korea Debated UN ‘Condemns: All War Talk   @ Group Also Approves ~ -'Foned-Down Version Of Little Assembly - -

WON'T TAKE OVER GUARD   But Forrestal Wants Closer Ties Among Reserve Forces

Group to Study Reserve Force   Forrestal Denies Plen for Control

Closer Ties Among Reserve Forces   Sec. Forrestal Announced the Creation of a Committee,

10 Persons Hurt When Jersey City Arena Seats Fall  8 Tiers Collapse As Fighfs End

33 Hurt When Stand Collapses Five Fight Fans  In Serious Condition

Bevin Says Europe Must BeMade Over   Russia and Eight Satellites Absent From Histerie Meet

Bevin Declares He Will Attempt To Influence Ail Of Commonwealth To Join Effort  To Restore Firm Economic Program For Europeans

“ —EUROPE—  Bevin Will Preside At  Conference  Russia And Eight Neighbors Absent

Bevin Chairs Meet On Europe Economy  Expresses Regret Reds Are Not Represented

Bevin Named President Of Conference   Economic Meet Of 16 Nations Opens In Paris

SIXTEEN NATIONS ARE REPRESENTED AT HIRST SESSION   Bevin Elected President, Says Time Rive To Remabe Eneana

Bevin Named President Of Session   Sixteen Nations Have Delegates at Paris Conference

Elect Bevin President Of Conference   Russia And Eight Of Her Neighbors Not Represented

Aid-Europe Conference Under Way   Sixteen Nations  Begin  Task Of Reorganizing  =~ - =. - 4

Delegates From 6Nations at Opening Session   ane France... Pledae Support:

LIE GALLS MEETING OF WEWLY-CREATED PALESTINE COMMISSION FOR JAN. 7

Martin Picks Study Groups On NE. Oil   Heselton Among Congressmen Named To Four Bodies

Expect Violent Counterblast  by Russians   Vishinsky to Answer Proposal by Marshall

Vishinsky May Reply Late Today   Surprise Proposals May Be Offered To Match Marshall's Plan To Change Veto Power

LANDIS. EXPRESSES VIEW COAL STRIKE Wit BE IW APRIL   Walkout Is Foreseen by Linton Man Unless Fast Action Is Taken by Onerators. Ii nion.   TRUCE TO EXPIRE IN NATION MARCH 31

Urges Truman To Seek Talks On UMW Pact   Lewis and Operators Should Confer Now, Rep. Landis Asserts

PREDICTS COAL STRIKE UNLESS TRUMAN ACTS   Sees April Strike Unless Mine Owners, UMW Are Brought Topether

NATION TOLD COAL STRIKE DUE IN APRIL   Rep. Landis Says U.S, Cannot Afford to Wait on Supreme Court Decisions.

CONGRESS MEET NOT ‘SPECIAL’   Will Be Reconvening O1 First Session Of 80th Congress

@  ‘Special’ Session Is A Misnomer, Contend: The Parliamentarian

House Lops Huge Sum From Funds Of Labor Agency  Cuts to Department.

House GOP Scores In  Tax Fight   Millions Slashed From Budget In Determined Drive

GOP CHALKS UP MAJOR VICTORY IN BUDGET CUT   Push Through Fiscal Supply Bill Cutting Some * Appropriations

House Pushes Through Big Slash Measure   218 Republicans Are Joined by 125 Rourhons in Vote

REPUBLICAN MOVE TO SLASH BUDGET 1S PASSED IN VOTE   Fiscal 1948 Supply Bill I: Approved Tuesday in Capital; Democrats in Protests. » 4   FUNDS OF AGENCIES ARE HIT IN ACTION

Program Said Harmful to U.N. Prestige   Resolution to ‘Advise’ Members Not to Join in Set-Up Outside United Nations Promised

Lange Attacks Marshall Plan As ‘Inadequate’  Hophazard Program Draws Complaint of

Termed Harmful To U: N. Prestige AndEffectiveness   Greek Foreign Minister Confers With  Marshall: New Loan is Not Mentioned 

Poland Attacks Marshall Plan  As Inadequate   Lange Says 16 Nations ip Bloc Are Economically Unstable

Marshall Plan Hit By Lange   POLISH DELEGATE TERMS PROGRAM ‘UNSTABLE’ AND HARMFUL TO U?tN. PRESTIGE

Pole Attacks Marshall Plan As Inadequate   Tells UN 16 Nations Not Feonomic Entity

Poland Attacks Marshall Plan    As ‘Inadequate Whole Program is ‘Unstable’ and Outside U.N.

POLAND ATTACKS U.S.  MARSHALL AID PLAN  IN U.N. COMMITTEE PROGRAM “INADEQUATE  AND HARMFUL, ASSERTS DR. LANGE IN ADDRESS

Drive for Iowa Children’s Home Society Oct. 6-20   Mrs. Geo. M. Stockdale County Chairman of Society

WILL MAKE DRIVE HERE FOR THE IOWA CHILDREN’S HOME   Mrs. Ed Van Zante to Lead Campaign. Quota for District $720.00

LOREN'S HOME S ASKING FUNDS   Hamilton County Asked To Give $1505. Toward State Fund Of $165,000. Drive Starts Oct. 21. Mrs. Guthrie Is Countv Chairman.

County to Help Children’s Home   Mrs, Foster of Wellman County Chairman — Not Asking Gifts in Washington

WORKERS SEEK $546 FOR CHILDREN’S HOME SOCIETY IN COUNTY   Mrs. H. F. Cheney Heads Cam aign for Funds or

REDS ORGANIZE PAN SLAY UNION   Chile Minister Heckled As He Attacks Plot Of Soviet Russia

STATE INCOME TAX PROPOSED FOR VET BONUSES  GOP WANTS PAY-AS-YOU-GO PLAN

OHIO ASSEMBLY GETS A LINE ON FUNDS FOR 1947   Jackson Solon’s Repor ~ Shows Money Available Won't Meet Demands

GOP Promises To Guard Big State Surplus   Many Groups Ask Boosts in Appropriations

STEPS TRUMAN MAY URGE TO CURB PRICES   Revival of Credit Controls and Al location of Scarce Materials Mantinnaa .

BUS-TRAIN MISHAP TAKES LIVES OF 13 IN STATE MONDAY   Electric Locomotive Slices Through Vehicle Near Michigan City; 16 Are Injured in Wreck.  ATO DEACON CHEN

Train Knifes Through Bus, Killing 13   No Cause Seen for Collision in Indiana

TRAIN-BUS CRASH PATA TOI3MEN      16 Others Are Injured At  Michigan. City.

Witnesses Report Train-Bus Crash Without Cause.   13 Persons Killed in Accident '

13 Killed, 16 Injured As 1-Car Train Hits Big Bus   ‘Witnesses Unable to Tell Reason for the Accident on Crossing Near Michigan City

SEVEN GET INJURY IN TRAIN ACCIDENT AT WARSAW TODAY   Eleven Cars of Pennsy ‘Triangle’ Jump Track Two Are Seriously Hurt in Mishap.

Eleven Cars Derailed by  Broken Track   One of Coaches Crashes ‘into Signal Tower; Accident Occurs in Heart of Warsaw

Child, Missing Four Days, Is Found Sate   Father Abandons Theory Little Girl Had Been Kidnaped

MISSING GIRL I FOUND NEAR HOME   Father, Authorities Give Up Idea Carolyn Peterson Was Kidnaned

Cost Of Living Falls Slightly   Report First Drop Since June Of '42

Six Held after Cache Of Drugs Is Found   Prices of All Living Essentials Decline

Oldesi Member of Congress Is 84 and Is Still Adive   Robert Boughton, North Carolina, Sees Opportunity Far Young Americans

Ejector Will Shute Pilots Out of Speeding Planes iTraveling 600 Mi. Per Hour

U.S. Speeding Polar Defense   Nation to Expenid Millions in Alaska

Stumped on Means to “Prevent French Collapse   State Department Says It ts Stymied-—-France In Plea for Ascictonce

France Facing Critical Crisis; U.S. ‘Stumped’   Dollar Buying Power May Collapse Within Week. Official Says

Question Of Aid To France Foils State Departmen   Collapse Imminent Unless U. S. Gives Immediate Help

U.S. Attempts To Halt French Collapse Fail   Economic Failure Forecast In Week Unless Aid Is Forthcoming Immediately

Stumped On French Problem   U.S. Admits Efforts To Solve Dollar Crisis Without Special Session Not ‘Succese‘ul

French Aid Problem to Diplomats   See No Way to Prevent Threatened Buying Power Collapse

State Department Admits It Is Stumped So Far for Means of Preventing Threatened Collapse Within Next Week.

France Almost Out Of Dollars   Will Stop Buying Essen tials Oct. 15 Unless Outside Help Is Provided

DEWEY PLAN OF LOCAL TAXES 1S OPPOSED   Democrats Claim There Will Be Suffering in These Broader Powers

FRIENDSHIP TRAIN HEADS FOR NEW YORK   Eight Carloads Of Foodstuffs For Less Fortunate Overseas Leaves California

ASSEMBLY—FRIDAY, 11 A. M. COLLEGE BAND IN COSTUME   Museum Shows Life Exhibit of ‘The Holy Land’

TAFT-HARTLEY LAW CAUSING. DEBATES   Machinists Journal Warns Unions Against Panic; Halleck Bo tendé Act

TAFT OUTLINES WELFARE BILI   GOP Leader Proposes Congress Action

Taft Calls For Action On Public  Welfare Measure   Fducation Health And] Housing Aid  Is Pronosec]

“BY THE CIC   INGREASES OF AT LEAST 18 PERCENT ANE SOUGHT TO : OFFSET PRICE SPIRAL

Brookfield Girl To Church School   Katherine Carpenter Attends M. E. Youth Cen ter in Texas

Predicts Fall Of  Attlee Government   William J. Brittain, London Weekly Editor And Publisher, Makes Statement In Los Angeles

SLAYING OF PARENTS ON YACHT IS DENIED BY LOUISE OVERELL  DYNAMITE BOUGHT FOR FATHER, NOT MURDER, CHUBRY HEIRESS SAYS

HEIRESS SAYS SHE DID NOT KILL PARENTS   Louise Gverell Flatly Denies ~ Having Part in Deaths Aboard Yacht   TELLS OF COMPANION PURCHASING DYNAMITE

WOULD WELCOME STALIN VISIT  Truman Optimistic Toward Chances For World Peace

Truman Would Be ‘Very Happy’ ‘ To Talk With Stalin—in Washington

TRUMAN HOLDS TO PEACE HOPE   Says He Is Not Downhearted Over Prospects Despite Conference Failure

President Not Upset About Peace Outlook   Truman Says He'll Be (clad to See Stalin. Uf He Comes to Capital

EXTENSIVE PLANS MABE TO IMPROVE 66 IN TWO YEARS   Two and Half Millions May Be Spent on Highways For Construction, Repairs

Gallup Area Figures High In US 66 Plans   Dwyre Says Program Includes Rebuilding Hiway to State Line

Lehman Urges Coal Shipments To Great Britain   Dwindling Supply Is Hit by New Blizzards, Gales

New Blizzards Sweep England As Power Fades   Cabinet May Extend Ban On Current Use; More Workers Idled And.  Plants Closed

British Outlook  Grave .   : “Imminent Disaster”  ‘ Forecast By Shipping : Officials, If Cold Wave > Daes Not - Ahate

Fuel Starved Britons May Extend Power Ban To Save Dwindling Coal

London —.?)— The ministry of fuel and power announced today that domestic electricity restrictions would be extended throughout the country Thursday.

MORE STORMS STRIKE BRITAIN   RAF to Drop Food, Supplies te Isolated Villages

Snowbound Railroads, Highways Are Main Concern In England’s Fuel Crisis — Troops Ordered Out

History-Making Labor Measures Given Approva   Senate-House Group Ir » Final Action On Sweeping Bill

Bill Provides Curbs On Unions  Goes To Conference To Adiust Difference

Vote High Enough To Override Veto   Coalition Casts 68-24 Ballot Favoring Measure: Follows Union Protests Storm

LUALHTION HAND LABOR CURB BILL THROUGH SENATE   History-Making Act to Check Strikes Passes by More Than Enough to Override a Veto.   IS SPED TO JOINT CONFERENCE GRO!   Union Leaders Say Congress is Out to Crush Organized Labor—Truman Course Uncertain.

Vote Enough To Overcome Truman Veto   Measure Goes To Conference To Adjust Dif. ferences

Senate Passes Strike Curb Bill   Coalition, If Lineup Remains Unchanged, Will Be Able To Override Presidential Veto

\easure Sent To Conterence  Of Two Houses   Senate's Vote Enough To Over-Ride Veto: lL nions Protest Bill

Measure is Sped to-Conference to Adjust Differences Between House and Senate Measures.

Vote Is 68 to 24, Margin Sufficient For Override  If Truman Vetoes

SENATE PASSES LABOR MEASURE BY WIDE MARGIN   Vete Mere Than TweThirds Needed To Override Pessible Veto   CONFEREES NAMED TO DRAFT COMPROMISE

Anti-Strike Bill Passes the Senate   House-Senate Differences  Must Be Ironed Out At  Conference

Senate Passes Bill to Check Strikes   History-Making _ Measure Sent  fy peg

SENATE HOPES TO OVER-RIDE TRUMAN VETO   DEMOCRATS JOINING REPUBLICANS TO CHECK STRIKES

68-24 BALLOT HAS MARGIN T0 OVERRIDE VETO   Republicans, Democrats Join Forces to Avert Future Labor Strife

LABOR BILL 1S HEADED FOR CONFERENCE   Votes Are Sufficient To Override Presidential Veto

Democrats Join Repubtieans In Lineup. Union Protest. ‘Truman On The Spot

Senate Coalition Passes ‘Tough’ Labor Bill, 68-24  easure to Check   Measure to Check Strikes and Union Action to Conference

Senate Passes Bill fo Check Strikes   History-Making Measure Sent Into Conference

HOUSE - SENATE CONFERENCE TO FIX MEASURES   President Faced With One OF History’s  Bie Decisions

CLOSED SHOP BAN INCLUDED IN PROVISIONS   Bill Will Be Speeded To Conference With  House Committee

Fastern Markets Prepare To Open As Border Reports Heaviest Sales

Gas Tax Boost By 3.5 Cents Is Uroed by Groups   MFA President’ = and Auto Club Official Give Views

Farm Group and Auto Club  Favor Gasoline Tax Boost   Two Organizations Get Behind Proposal Before State Senate Committee to Raise Present 2-cent Levy to 314 Cents — Plan Would Return Half Cent of Extra Revenue to Cities of More Than 750 Population. 

Russ Decision To Attend UN . Parley Awaited   Absence From Fall Session Would Emphasize Breach With West

AWAIT SOVIET ‘DECISION ON - UN ASSEMBLY      EXTENT or BREACH BETWEEN WESTERN POWERS AND. '  RUSSIA. MAY THEN BE SEEN .

RUSS AND WEST BREACH EXTENT HINT AWAITED   Moscow’s Decision On U. N. Assembly Attendance Seen As Future Forecast

DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME INTO EFFECT   CLOCKS TURNED AHEAD IN PARTS OF 16 STATES—MIDWEST SPURNS CHANGE.

CITIZENS’ BODY HELD LACKING LEGAL POWERS   Officials Believe Conservatior Goal May Be Achieved by End of Year

GOAL Or TRUMAN MAY BE REACHED   Wheat Quota for Export Possible; Court Hits Whiskey Shutdown.

COURT ORDER PLACES GRIM IN FOOD PLAN   No Power to Halt Production of Whisky, Kentucky Judge Rules.

Truman's Wheat Goal for Export May Be Achievec   But Conservation Progran Is Hit By Court Order on Whisky

Soviet Proposal Defeated In U.N.  Warmonger Clauses Are Turned Down

Effort to Condemn U.S. Is Lost By Russia Today  UN Committee Takes Action Rejecting Polish Amendments

Defeat Russia’s ‘Anti-Warmonger’ Proposal in UN   Political Committea Turns Down Each of The Four Points in Rapid Succececion

Soviet Loses In UN Vote on Warmongering   Vishinsky Drops Anti-U. S. Charge At Last Minute.

Russ ‘Anti-Warmonger’ Proposal Loses In U.N.   Amendment Dropping Charges Against U. S., Greece, Turkey Rejected 

Party Lines Drawn on AntiInflation Bill  Conflict, May. Prevent Action at

COP BACKS UP ON PROMISE OF INCOME TAX GUT   20 Per Cent Slash Across the Board Unlikely

Reduction Still Aim but Overall Slash Plan Laas   Across-the-Booéd Cut Of 20 Per Cent fo: Each Person Unlikely

Mine Czar is Master Showman  Senator Tobey Is Obliged to Sit on Floor,  It’s So Crowded at John L. Lewis Hearing

John L. Lewis Hearing So Crowded Sen. Tobey Forced To Sit On Floor

JOHN L, LEWIS GETS LAUGHS AT HEARING   Miners’ Boss Tries Humor On Ohio’s Taft

‘STANDING ROOM ONLY?’  Be Lawmakers ‘Act: ‘as’ Stooges  - For Lewis. the ‘Shnonant        ie

Senator Tobey Comes Late, Has To Sit On Floor  John L. Lewis, At His Hearing, Proves He’s A Master Showman

[FORMER AMBASSADOR WINANT IS NOW ENVOY OF BROTHERHOOD— EXPLAINS AIMS OF CAMPAICN

‘DECENCY RULES THE WORLD - Winant in Texas for Talks  - During Brotherhood Week

Rinker 4-H Ciub Girl Wins Tria to Chicago   Wanda Bacan One of Five Kansans to Be Honored By Santa Fe Roilrand

Rinker 4-H Club Girl Wins Trip to Chicago   Wanda Bacon One of Five  Kansans to Be Honored By Cnntm Eo Beiicnic od

Have Least  Mean nantes Leeann ane ammentonntt pit Oats tsetse ape eee ese on ad tnnennacarenh nnn pt ch a heen enna,   Motoring for Pleasure Is Out Also. As Nation Faces Threat ‘OF Bankrupt Ruin:

Ration Cuts Bring Grimmest Days Yet   Britons’ Fare Seen As Worse Than Wartime Days As Laborite Government Cuts Down. Harshly —- Warns Worst Has Not’ Yet  Come

PINCH ON FOOD WILL BE WORSE THAN WAR DAYS   Laborites Warn Of Further Drastic Steps In War On Hunger. Privation

‘And Worst Is Yet To Come For Austerity—Pinched Millions Britain Battles. Hunger And Privation Under ~ Ever Mounting Sign Of Bankruptcy And Ruin

: iy ROR: OUSTER: ‘PENALTY ~  Dewey Vows Fight On Public. Strikes 

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS      “Will Not Tolerate” Strikes by Teachers or Other  Cavernmeant al Emninvaac

Truman Receives War Greeting From Brazilians   Tumultuous Throngs Welcome President Throughout Rio

President Speaks ‘Today at Closing Session of Parley   1,000,000 Line Streets of Rio De Janeiro To Greet U. S. Chief Executive; Over 20,000 Brazilian Soldiers Stand Guard in Ceremony

Million People Greet Truman On Plane Trip      Chief Executive To Ad. dress Conference This Mornina

TRUMAN GETS WARM ‘VIVAS’ FROM BRAZIL   Plaudits Of Great Throngs Showed Affection

Brazil Greets U. S. President With Acclain   Million Applaud Ex In Six-Mile Proe Tos American Embu

CHEERING CROWDS WELCOME TRUMAN “TO RIO DE JANEIRO   President Rides in Spen Car From Dock to Embassy Tarough Streets Lined by Million.   STANDS, HEAD BARED, AND WAVES TO THRONGS   Executive Greeted Upon Arrival by President Eurico Gaspar Dutra~Inspects Air Force Troops,

T0 SPEAK TODAY AT FINAL SESSKON OF CONFERENGE   Cheering Throngs Line Streets of Rio de Janeire for Welcome.   HAS SUSY SCHEDULE   Will Be Guest of Brazilian Government Until Next Sunday.

Brazil Gives President Tumultuous Welcome   Close to Million Turn Out To Chee: On Six-Mile Route To U. 8S. Embassy

BiG WELCOME   Crowd Estimated at Million Cheer U. S. President On  Arrival in Brazil

President — Applauded By Crowds   Will Address Closing Session Of Inter_Ameri: can Conference 8:30 A M. Today,

United States Presiden Will Address Closin Session of Inter-Ameér ican Conference Morning at 8:30.

20,000 Soldiers 4 Guard As President And Family Ride Streets To Embassy

President Gets Welcome At Rio  Will Address Last Conference Session

End Of Strike Reported Near   CIO Workers and Celanese Corporation Reach An Aareement

Hungary Is To Call Home Her Envoys Abroad   Red Regime Plans Purge Of Persons ‘Standing In Way Of Progress.’

Envoys Will Be Recalled   New Communist Government Set to - Summon Diplomats

Hungary May Recall Envoys   Report Foreign Press Will Be Expelled From Country

Hungary Gets Finance Jolts   U.S. Cats Off Credit After Russian Coup

COMMUNToTs NAB FOREIGH, Pty Pal   Diplomats Favorable to West Powers Are Ordered ty Report.

Bungay To Call Back Its Ministers For Report On World Developments

All Hungarian Diplomat: Are Being Recalled By New Communist Gov't

HUNGARY WILL CALL FOREIGN ENVOYS HOME   New Government Acts Swiftly in Turbulent Political Situation

Hungarians to Recall Envoys  Communists _—  Fen Ee oe wont %. he ae te eee

SIXTH CHINESE PLANE WRECKED   Latest Tragedy Claims 25 Lives; Total Of 140 Killed

Cos alg erish in Air Tragedy  Only One Person . Escaped in Crash, Explosion

2) KILLED IN AIR CRASH IN CHINA; ONLY  SURVIVES   Six Americans Among Dead Including Methodist Bishop of Madison, Wis., and His Wife.   AIRLINER EXPLODES WEST OF HANGKOW   Tragedy Sixth in Nation in Last Five Weeks—Accidents Have Taken Toll of 140 Lives.

pwenly Five erish in Air Tragedy   Only One Person Escaped in Crash, Explosion

Former Methodist eo in a. and Wif Among 26 Persons Who Went Down Near Han okaw.

MISSIONARIES DIE IN CRASH   25 Killed in China’s Sixth Airliner Tragedy During The Past Five Weeks

Hofelmen Speculate On Ceiling Removal   Gen. Fleming To Make Statement This. Week On Hotel Rates

Firms Paying. Portal Claims To Get Break   Treasury Will Announce That Part of Payments May be Written Off in Toxes

TREASURY PLAN ON PORTAL PAY CLAIMS GIVEN   Would Be Effective If Any Companies Are Ruled Liable

Al Capone Expires In Florida Villa   Former Gangster Chief Dies of Heart Failure

Capone Dies Suddenly in Florida Home   Appeared Improved, Bu Pneumonia Developed; With: This Complication, His Heart Weakened

Al Capone, Once Mighty Ganaster, Dies in Florida   Had Been in Ill Health Since Release From Prison

Heart Attack Proves Fatal To Hoodlum   “Scarface” Ruled Chicago Underworld During Twenties

AL CAPONE DIES OF HEART FAILURE   GANGSTER SUCCUMBS SUDDEN: LY AMID LUXURY OF HIS 25-ROOM VILLA.

Gangster Has His Wish for Death in Bed   Stroke Complications Prove Fatal to Man Who Dreaded Revenge

Gangland Era Ends Pneumonia, Weak Heart Kill 'Al Capone, Famed Mobster

Gangster Boss Of Prohibition Era Dies in Florida   Ex-Mobster Al Capone Succumbs Suddenly At Miami Beach Villa

Doctor Reports Death and Reveals Wife of Scarface Is in Serious Condition

Al Capone Succumbs To Illness   Heart Attack Fatal To Ex-Chicago Gang ster And Mobster

Death Comes To Gangland Czar At Home   “TE Dow't Want to Die, Shot in the Street,” Was Once His Plaintive Tea   Was Public Enemy No. 1 Years Ago   Stricken With Apoplex: Last) Tuesday; Complications Set In Afterwards

Capone Dies Suddenly at Florida Villa   Wife Collapses and Is Reported in “Very: Serious Condition.”

MOVE BY LEWIS GETS BACKING OF LOCAL UNIONS   6-Day Shutdown To Honor Dead In Illinois Blast Disaster

Will Stay Out® Six Days To Mourn 111 Blast Victims — LEWIS’ O R D E R Cut In Production Not .Expected ‘To Cause Trouble

Railroads, Steel Industry Claim Adequate Stocks   Shortage of Coke To Cripple U.S. Steel Slightly

Miners Begin 6-Day Period Of Mourning   Mines To Close In Respect Fo 111 Men  Who Died In Blast

Mourning Week Set for Miners    i eeneneememanteadl  U.S. Won’t Hinder; Slight Losses Seen

MINERS SET 1 QUIT WORK IN NATION’S PITS   Six-Day ‘Mourning’ Period fo Blast Victims Begins; Coal Supply Viewed

COAL SUPPLY ADEQUATE FOR A SHUTDOWN   Six-Day Period of Mourning Coal Miners Will Hold for Blast Victims Wilf Not Injure Industry Generally.

Six-Day Miner “Mourning Period Starts Tuesday   Industry In General Is Well Fixed For Coal Durino Shutdown.

Miners Not To Work Rest Of This Week   Stop Labor In Memory Of 111 Blast Victims

400,000 Coal Miners Will Quit Tonight   Six-Day Mourning Shutdown In Pits Starts at Midnight

LEWIS’ ORDER ON STOPPAGE IS UNCHALLENGED   Some Industry May Feel Ef fects but Holy Week Qut put Usually ts Low

Supply of Coal Will Be Nicked To Some Extent   Industry Is Held Up For Week of Mourning Ordered by Lewis

Coal Miners Leave Posts At Midnight   Ample Stocks Of Fuel For Week's Layoff

Miners Back Lewis Call for Holiday   Work Stoppage at Midnight Expected #o Be 100 Per Cent

Mine ‘Mourning Stoppage Not To Cripple Industry  Coal Diggers To Lay Aside Picks Tonight Until Next Monday

HAVE ENOUGH COAL   Industries Not Much Per. turbed Over Miners’  Six Day Stoppage

Miners  To Walk Off Jobs   Work Stoppage I Called Six Days In Memory

Work Stoppage of Miners Undisputed By U.S. Government   Memorial Walkout scheduled to Begin at Midnight.

COAL SUPPLIES TO CARRY FIRMS OVER SHUTDOWN   Miners Enter Pits for Last Time Before Mourning Period

MINERS ALL SET FOR WALKOUT   Nation’s 400,000 Pit Workers Begin 6-Day Mourning Tonight.

Miners Start 6 Days Mourning   No Coal Shortage Seen For Present

UMW PREPARES 0-DAY HOLIDAY FOR MOURNING   Industrial Supplies Are Reported Ample for Strike Period

Miners Back Lewis’ Call for Holiday  ‘Mere ok Chan:   Work Stoppage at Midnight Expected te Be 100 Per Cent

Industry Not Worried Over Coal Shortage   Nation's Miners To Stop Work Tomorrow In Memory of Victims

STOPPAGE OF MINES STARTS AT MIDNIGHT   Six-Day Period Of ‘Mourning’ Called by Lewis.

Miners Enter Pits Last Time Before Mourning Period   Industry Well - Fixed For Supplies Of Coal

LEWIS DECREES HALT TO HONOR BLAST VICTIMS   Industry, In General, Believed To Have Ample Supplies Of  oal; Some Businesses, However,  Will Feel Pinch.

Six-Day Work Stoppage For '400.000 Sel   Holiday Ordered As Memorial For Blast Victims

Miners Tomorrow Begin 6-day Work Holiday Memorial  No Serious Result In Industry; Much Is Holy Week, Anyway

Coal Supplies for Industry Said Ample for Shutdown;  Kran’ s Removal Proposed

SIX-DAY WORK HALT FOR DEAD TO IDLE 400,006   Will Mourn 111 Who Died In Soft Coal Mine Blast

Miners Quit Pits In Memory of 111 Centralia Victims   Six-day Walkout Under Way Tonight-A Lewis Edict

No.Qualms Felt. ‘As Miners Start 6-Day Stoppage   ‘Lewis Orders Layoff In ' Memory Of 111 Whe Died In Centralia Blast

Miners To Start Mourning Period At 12 Midnight   industry After Check U; Finds Coal Supplies Are Adeauate. *

NORMAL CREWS ENTER PITS OF DISTRICT TODAY   I La Seems No Doubt UMW Men Will Lay Down Tools At

U. S. Soft Coal Miners Receive Orders to Quitin Memory of Centralia Men; Group Asks Krug Be Removed

ae —COAL DIGGERS LEAVE PITS— Miners Begin Six-Day Holiday Toni oht As  4 Memorial To Dead

Coal Men Prepare For Mine Shutdown   Fuel Situation Not Serious; Industries Have Ample Supplies

Mournin g Shutdown Tonight   Industry Well-Fixed For Coal Supplies . As Lewis Stops Work In Memorv Of Dead...

Lewis Gains His Point  On Mourning For Deaths   Plant Fuel Supply Is Termed Ample In Most Sections

Coal Miners In Six Day Layoff   Memory Of Centralia Mine Explosion; Fuel Supply  , >) nv

Airman Lost In Accident   Navigator of TWA Plane Tossed Through ‘Plastic “Bubble”; _ Drops Into Ocean

Flyer Thrown From Sea Plane   Is Tossed Through Plastic Bubble—Falls 4 Miles Into Sea

Navigator Is Lost From ‘Bubble’ Atop Trans-Atlantic Constellation

Two Motorists Fined $15.50   Minus Porochute Navigator Tossed Out of Plane, Drops Four Miles

Plane’s Navigator Blown From Bubble 4 Miles Into Ocear   Freak Accident Over Atlantic Remains Unex_ plained by Crew

NAVIGATOR WITH PLANE TO SIGHT STARS I$ LOST   TWA Reports Man Drops Four Miles into Ocean in Freak Accident

FLIER DROPS 4 MILES INTO SEA      Hurled Out Of Craft Over Ocean As Plastic Bubble Breaks

Navigator Thrown from Speeding Airliner ‘Drops Four Miles Into Atlantic Ocean

Navigator Lost From  TWA Plane   Freak Accident Occurs 500 Miles at Sea; Pilot Takes Craft Back te Gander  Lh a      Angle Unanswered   What Caused Window to Break Not Given Explanation

TOSSED THROUGH DOME OF PLANE   FREAK ACCIDENT IS REPORTED 500.MILES FROM NEWFOUNDLAND

Navigator. Drops Four Miles Into Atlantic in Freak Plane Accident

Cabin Pressure Hurls Officer Out Of Giant Liner 500 Miles Out Of Gander, Newfoundland Passenaers Unaware Of Tragic Occurrence

Navigator Of  Airliner Lost  Tossed Out Of Dome Over Atlantic Ocean

FLIER DROPS 4 MILES INTO SEA   Tragedy Strikes Plane Off Newfoundland Coast

Navigator Blown From  ‘Bubble’; Drops 4 Miles      Freak Mishap at Sea; Pilot Returns Plane With 18 Aboard to Newfoundland

Navigator Is Lost  aS & 6:4 &  21 Passengers Unaware That Man Fell 4 Miles Into Ocean From Plane

Airman Falls Four Miles  Into Ocear   Tossed From TWA Plane When Plastic Dome On Top Breaks

Passengers Unaware Of Mishap  Navigator On TWA Plane Tossed From Dome Into Atlantic

Navigator Thrown from Plastic Bubble On Airliner, Drops Four Miles to Atlantic .

Navigator Hurled Out Of Plane’s Bubble And Drops Four Miles Into Atlantic

Passengers Unaware Of Mishap place lac ks MAMI LL ELEY  Navigator On TW A Plane Tossed From Dome Into Atlantic

Schools Closed By Flu Outbreak   Charge Father Burned His Son   Flyer Falls Four Miles into Atlantic Ocean

Man Victim of Freak Accident  Navigator Tossed   Navigator Tossed Through Dome

Navigator of TWA Airliner Drops Into See   Victim of Accident Was Sighting on Stars When Tossed From Seat in Plastic Bubble

Navigator ‘Blown’ From Plane, Plunges Into Atlantic Ocean TWA: Constellation Returns to Newfoundland   TWA Constellation Returns to Newfoundland With 21 Passengers After Freak Accident; Crewmon Drops Four Miles to “Certain Death’

‘TWA Navigator, Blown from Bubble, Falls Four Miles info Atlantic

Navigator Is Tossed Four Miles Into Sea When Hurled Through ‘Bubble’ Atop Constellation

Navigator Pops Through Astrodome. Drops 19,000 Feet into Atlantic

Senate Seeks Vote Tonight On Labor Bill   Murray and Pepper Assail Republican’s Union. Curb Mecsure

Murray Brands Union-Curbing Bill As Unfair   Attack Marks Senate’s Efforts To Reach Final Vote By Nightfall.

Claims NAM Will Be Spokesman Of Economic System   Senate Republican Leadership Seeks Finol Vote To Send Bill To Truman By Nightfall

Murray Asserts N.A.M. Becomes U.S. Spokesman  ‘Strips Labor of Many  OFf Its Essential Riahts’

Sen. Murray Assails Union Curb Measure   NAM Would Be Economic System Spokesman, He Says

Murray and Pepper Delay Senate Vote On Measure By Long And Bitter Attack -

MURRAY ASSAILS LABOR MEASURE   Republicans Hasten Drive For Final Passage

Drive for Final Yote in Senate on Labor Bill. ©   Prominent Democrats Assail Measure as . Definitely Anti-Laobor

Ford Motor And ClO Reach New Accord   ‘Workers To Decide Or Pension Or Hourly : Wage Boost

FORD PENSION LEFT TO UNION   Workers to Choose Between 15-Cent Hike, Pension Under New Contract

NEW TWO-YEAR FORD CONTRACT   Agreement With C10 Sidesteps Several New Act Clauses

“Army Has Given Green Light to 335 Marriages Retween Germans- Yank:

GANG WARFARE KILLS QUARTET   Two Others Seriously Hurt In Mass Shooting At Chicago

FOUR DEAD AND TWO SERIOUSLY WOUNDED   Murder, Kidnaping and. One-Way. Rides Back in Full Play

FOUR KILLED IN GANG SHOOTING      Murder, Kidnaping, and Oue-Way Rides Have Full Play in Chicago’s South Side — Leader is Lafer Cornered and Shot hy Volice.

SHOOTING STARTED WITH "7 MURDER-OF ALLEGED-PO:— LICE INFORMER AT  —— >  GARAGE.

Four Dead; Two More Wounded: In Gang Attack   Chicago Gangland Outbreaks Bring Death To Four Last Night

ClO Will File Brief In Case   Union Expected To Challenge Federal Court Restraining Order

ClO to Enter Lewis Case   Plan to File Brief With Supreme Ccurt This Afternoon

NO REVISION ALLOWED IN TAX CUT BILL   Measure Providing for Reductions of 20 to 30 Per Cent Cannot Be Amended When House Votes on It Next Week.

Republicans to Ban Tax Bill Revisions On Floor of House   Showdown Vote Slated "Thursday For Revenue-Slashing Measure;  Martin Sees Passace ‘Nefinite?

Tax Reduction Vote Due On Thursday   House Members Vot For Planned Cut or None at All

G.0.P. at  Stalemate On Budget   House Conferees Rejec Senators’ Proposal For Compromise.

Speaker Martin Predicts Passage of Measure to Lower Payments  of ‘Little’ Men      No Amendments     ‘Democrats Ride Along With Truman on His No Slash Policy

Tax Vote Thursday   GOP Leaders Sure Levy-slash Bill Will Be Approved

G.0.P. Tax Slash Bill Up for Vote   Measure Goes to House Wednesday With Showdown Poll Thursday

No Amendments Allowed . . . .  “Take It Or Leave It”  Showdown Set Thursday Over Tax-Cutting Bill

House To Get Proposed ax Bill Wednesday   No Amendment From Floor Allowed; Democrats Opposed

Showdown Tax Vote Thursday  Tax’ Slashing Bill Before Hause Wednesdav

Tax Cut Still Thot Possible   Three Senators See Chance for Reduction

TAX GUTS HAVE CHANCE IN 1948   Party Leaders Hopefu Of Reducing Income Levies Next Year

Still Chance "48 Taxes May Be Reduced   Three Senators Who Helped Kill $4 Million Reduc tion Are Interviewed...

Senafors Declare Hopes of Securing Income Tax Reductions for Year 1948

Sull Hope For Wage Tax Cut  oe a ee Se a 7 es Coes + +tlhlU ee   Aiken, Tydings, Hatch See Slash In 1948 Levies

Compliance With Second Meatless  ~ Day Is Improves   Early Reports Show More General Suppert of Luckman Committee Plan

Second Meatless Day Is Observed   Compliance Better Than Last Week, Leaders Indicate

Many Going along With President   Truman Hopes Plan Will Bring Slash In Prices

BENTON HARBOR PICKETS LEAVE   Remington Rand Plant Riot Quieted After Strike Truce

Late News Bulletins  Senate to Vote Tomorrow  ‘On Labor Disputes Bill

FAMILY, FRIENDS ARE LEFT $30,000 IN FIFMAN Will   Following Bequests of $11, 300, Residue is Left To  Langhorne Resident   FOR CARE WHILE ILL   $3,600 Estate Left To Hus band by Mrs. Frederick W. Bryner

REBELS GAIN IN PARAGUAY WAR   Insurgent Troops Have Open Road Toward Capital After Routing Loyalists

Report Rebe Successes:   Capital of Paraguay Threatened As Revaglt Gathers Momentum

MATTEOIT! DEATH DESCRIBED TODAY IN COURT IN ROME   Native of St. Louis Is Said Responsible for Important Slaying in Italy in 1924.   ROSSI TESTIFIES AT ITALIAN TRIAL

Police Murdered Mussolini's Foe, Ex-Fascist Say:   Native of St. Louis, Mo., Accused of Notoricus 1924 Slaying

ROSSI DENIES GUILT IN FASCIST MURDER   Says. Native of St. Louis Killed Mateo -

hone Strike Negoti ations  - Brightening   pbitration Talks Bring New Peace Hopes In Wanv reas. ,

Enliven Phone Contract Meet   Give and Take Negotiations Increase Possibilitv of New Aqreement

Way Is Opened For Settlement Of Phone Strike   Hopes Revived For Quick Restoration Of Normal Service

PEARSALL SEEN FOR HOUSE AND BLYTHE SENATE   North Carolina's First Post-War Legislative Session Set To Begin Tomorrow At Noon; Many De mands Expected.

N .C. Assembly Prepares For  New Session    Democrats Caucus Tonight, Session Convenes Tomorrow.

ae Positio  IsAt'Top At Meet   President Pro-ten Of Senate Also To Be Named

— SENATE PASSAGE. SLATED — More Union Curbs:  Put. in Labor Bill —

ROTOR BREAKS UP; ONE DEAD   Woman Killed in Accident At Pittsburgh

5-TON GENERATOR ROTOR BREAKS UP KILLS 1, WIIDIC TONC OF CTEE!L THROLIGH TEST CECTION

8 OFFICIALS OF AIRLINE DIF IN GRASH   Delta Company Plane, on Survey Flight, Burns at Airport  - Near Columbus, Ga.

DELTA AIRLINES OFFICIALS AMONG VICTIMS OF CRASH   Civilian Machine Hit Large: Plane Coming in for  Sanding

Delta Officials Killed As Private Craft Hits Liner At Columbus, Ga.   Both Ships Burn After Collision   Civic Leaders See Crash And Standby Helpless To Aid Trapped Men

Fight Officials of Delta Airlines Killed in Crash:   Plane Collided In Mid-Air With Another Aircraft

Die in Plane Collision  + , Dafte Alelinne Plana _  Nine Persons    Delta Airlines Plane, Private Ship Burn At.Columbus, Georgie

8 Employes Of Delta Airlines Lost In 1 Cratt   Crash Occurs During Landing of Transport, Private Ship in Georgia

Eight Airline Officials Die In Air Mishap   Nine Killed in Mid-Air Collision  Over Airport at Columbus, Ga.

‘Delta Airliner Collides With Trainer In Columbus, Ga.; Nine Believed Dead

3 Delta Airline Officials Die In Plane Crash   Both Planes Burn; Collide With Trainer On Landing  Qatar

8 Delta Airline Leader: Killed   Plane Crashes A: Struck By Second In Georgia

Two Planes Crash, Burn In Georgia   Party Was Engaged In Survey of Airports And Facilities. ~

‘Nine Killed As 'Planes Collide Over Airport   Top Officials of Delta Airlines and 7 Other Employes Die in Crash.

WHEN 2 PLANES COLLIDE, CRASH   Airline Officials Are Among Victims Of Tragedy Over Airport In Georgia

9 Persons Die As Planes Collide At Columbus   Eight Employes Of Delta Airlines and Unidentified Passenger Killed

Nine Persons Killed in Two-Plane Collision at Columbus, Ga., Airport

9 PERSONS KILLED IN AN AIRPLANE ——- FOLLISION TODAY   Special Delga Airlines Plane Collided With a Civilian © Plane.   AT COLUMBUS, GEORGIA   Crashed Into Airport Where They Were Enveloped In Flames.

Delta Airlines Employes Are Death Victims  a se i cs A   Bodies Are Burned When Two Planes Callide In Air

ALL KILLED IN ~ GEORGIA CRASR   Ar Collision Between Trainer and Delta Co.’s - Converted C-47.

Eight Delta Airline Officials Die In Plane  Collision In Georgia

EIGHT ARE KILLED IN CRASH OF PLANE   Columbus, Ga., Is Scene of Fatal Accident Today.

Nine Killed In Crash of  Two Planes   Airliner, Civilian Craft Collide During Landing At Columbus, Ga. Field; Victims All Burned

Key Delta Airline Officials Killed As Planes Crash   C-47, Coming Down for Columbus, Ga. Landing Hit by Smaller Craft

Nine Persons Killed in Plane Crash  Civilian Ship Hits Airliner Over   Civilian Ship Hits Airliner Over Airport in Georgia

Nine Are Killed In Plane Crash   Delta Airliner, Civilian Ship’ Collide And Plunge To Earth

Eight Officials Of Delta Line Die in Crash    Executives’ Plane, Another in Collision At Georgia Airport

— GEORGIA — Civilian — Craft Hits Airliner ~   CRASH: K ILLS -§ EMPLOYES

Planes Collide In Georgia; Nine Men Lose Lives   Private Ship Crashes Into Special; Flames Prevent Rescue.

_ Late News Bulletins  Nine Persons Meet Death In Georgia Plane Crash

Columbus, Ga. Airport s Crash Scene   Delta Firm's Employes Are Victims

Plane Crashes Take 25 Lives   Delta Airliner Is Wrecked In Georgia

Nine Officials Of Delta Lines Die in Crash   Survey Cratt Struck in. Air By Trainer Plane

PLANE HIT BY B19 BLONS IPAND RUINS   Group Gathered to Welcome Officials Witnesses fo Smashup.

8 Airline Officials Die in Plane Crash   Pilot of Private Plane Also Killed

Planes Collide in Making Landing at Airport in Georgia   Rescue of Occupants Impossible Because of Resultant Fire

PLANE IN COLLISION AT AIRDORT   Pilot of Small Civilian Plane Is Also Killed

EIGHT ‘AIRLINE OFFICIALS DIE IN COLLISION      Geor, gia ‘Airfield Is Scene Of ‘Tragedy  = Podauvo   ‘HIT FROM ABOVE      Survey Plane ‘Struck By Former Army Trainer.

Nine Killed as Planes Collide  Over Runway   Both Craft Plunge 30 Feet to Ground, Burn For Hour—Official of Delta Airlines Victim

Planes Hit And Burn In Georgia   Disaster Is Seen By Many Civic Leaders

Nine Killed When Planes Collide on Georgia Field   Delta Airlines Ship and Training Plane Crash At Columbus. Ga.

9 KILLED IN CRASH OF ') PLANES IN GEORGIA   Executives Of Delta Airlines Die In Mishap

Civilian Pilot Ninth Victimat Columbus. Ga.   Both Craft’ Burn After Plunging Into (;round

8 Employes Of Air Line Meet Death  Collision Occurs 30 Feet In ‘Air

NINE KILLED WHEN AIRLINER CRASHES WITH SMALL PLANE   Fight Employes of Air Company and Private Pilot Are Crash Victinis

9 ARE KILLED IN AIR COLLISION   2 Airplanes Crash at Georgia Airport

AIRLINER HIT BY TRAINER IN GEORGIA   ‘Both Plummet to Ground  and Burn; Line Execu tives Are Victims

FIERCE FIRE FOILS GROUND RESCUE CREW   Civilian Pilot and Eight Delta Line Employes Killed in Crash

Accident Occurs at Columbus Airport as Airliner, Converted Trainer Collide; Both Planes Burn

TWO OcAVICE BAOUPS oTILL UN PIGKETING   lewa Exchanges Returning to Normal Except in Six Cities.

Return to Jobs In All But Six Of 154 Towns   All Employes Of Carroll Exchange At Work; Service Is Normal

Pickets in Six Cities Holding Out   Workers Back to Jobs Elsewhere in State; $3.50-$4 Raises.

Workers Return To Jobs in All But Six Cities   Month-Long Walkout Ended By Agreement Early Today: Some Unions Still On Strike

Northwestern Bell Union Ends Strike In 5 States Wins $3.50-$4 Wage Hike

5 STATE STRIKE ENDS WITH HIKE OF $3.50 T0 $4   Long Lines, Equipment Pickets Block Return. of Many Phone Workers

PICKET LINES RESPECTED BY NULT.W. RANKS   Towa City Is Among Those Affected; Most Tows Service Normal

ANGLO-AMERICAN REPOR’ CHARGES THAT YUGO:. SLAVS TRAINED GREEK - " GUERRILLAS   By ROBERT WADSWORTH  Intérrndtional News Service

TO BE CHILLY NIGHT   Warmer Weather fa Foreeant fot Sanenea ‘Tomorrne

TO BE CHILLY NIGHT   Warmer Weather te Forecaat for Kansas Tomorrow

COURT REVERSES INSURANCE RULE   V, A. WILL APPEAL ADVERSE DECISION TO SUPREME COURT

Progress Made in Peacefime Study Of Atom Elements   Huge Cyclotron Aids in Scientific Work on U. of C. Campus

OFFER 1S MADE DEPENDENT ON TRAINING BILL   War Department Wants Reserve Pool of Manpower for National Defense.

Army Bids For  Youth Training   Offers To Reduce Size Of Regular Forces For Conscription

War Dept. Offers to Cut Regular Army to 875,000 If Congress Will Pass Universal Training Bill

REGULAR ARMY SLASH OFFERED   Reduction Hinges on Universa'  Military Training Plan

ARMY OFFICIALS OFFER TRADE   War Department WHI Cut) Regular Army If Congress Approves Unlversal Military Training,

Briton Accuses USsit Hooty ine UN Peace Work  Soviet Challenged To Make Offer  Of Disarmament

VETO ABUSES SAID THREAT TO UN HOPES   Warmonger Charge Termed Nonsense By Briton

New Income Tax  Law Published In  ne This Issue  250,000 Iowans Relieved Of Paying On 1947 Income

New Income Tax Law Published In Sentinel This Issue  ‘JRA NNN Taurane   ‘250,000 Iowans Relieved Of Paying On 1947 Income

Rules Talmadge Legal Governor   Georgia Court Judge Passes. Down-Ruling—

Talmadge Legal Governor, Jurist Ruies in Georgia   Decision on Suit by Thompson Will Go to State Supreme Court

Judge Rules Talmadge ls Governor   Legislature Within Rights To Elect Him, Judge Holds

TALMADGE TO GET OFFICE   Superior Court Judge Up: holds Election as Georgia Governor

Thompson’s Counsel Wiil Rush Appeal To State’s High Court   Another Jurist Issued Verdict in Favor of Elected Lieutenant Governor Last Friday

Final Decision in Dispute Will be Left Up fo State Supreme Court

Talmadge Ruled Legal Governor of Georgia   Attorneys for Thompson Say They Will Appeal Toa High Court of Sinte

Talmadge Declared Governor   By Superior Court Judge; Suit Brought By Lieut. Gov. Who Makes Challenge

Ruling Given At McDonough In Conflict With One Reached At Rome   Thompson Plans Immediate Appeal   Another Suit In Disputed Governorship Is Taken Under Advisement

SUPERIOR COURT  DECIDES AGAINST LIEUT. GOVERNOR THOMPSON PLANS TO  APPEAL DECISION TO STATE SUPREME COURT

Talmadge Gets Nod in New Court Ruling   Judge Disaqrees With Decision Given Last Week

Rules Legislature Was Within Rights . In Naming Talmadge Georaia Governor

-—THIS TIME HERMAN WINS— Talmadge Is Governor,  Georgia Judge Holds

Talmadge Is Ruled Georgia's Legal Governor   Decision Record On Suits Filed Stands One to One

TALMADGE WINS JUDGE'S RULING   Georgian Victor After Supe~ plor Court Verdict”

The Declaration Was Made by ‘Superior Court Judge -- Hendrix.   WILL-APPEAL THE CASE   It Was the Second Decision Within a Week on the * Gevernorship.

VERDICT GIVEN BY SUPERIOR JUDGE   Next Appeal Is Planned In State Supreme Court   ARNALL   Says Affect Of Decision Not Important; Thompson Wants Early Ruling

Portal Suits  Peril Tax Cut   Senator Explains U. § Would Lose Revenues

Capehart Hits ‘High Pressure Portal Suits   Senator Describes Union’s Activities As ‘Racketeering’

High Pressure Salesmanship Laid To Union   Legislation to Ease Liability for Bulk of Claims Urged

CAPEHART Hi HIGH PRESS PORTAL SU   Indiana Senator Ave CIO Union's Action  Racketeering’

Portal Suit Called Blow At Tax Cuts   Capehart Accuses Steel Workers Of  BRaslatoacdna Aa

Arab Army Operations in Holy Land Poses Serious Threat to Serious Problem

Forecasters See Heavy Snowfall Over The State   Predict From Four To Six Inches;.Warmer .  On Friday.

State Budget $105 Million  Largest Proposal In Wisconsin History

Joint Finance . Committee Cuts Goodland Figure   Amount Still Largest Ever Proposed in Badger History

 ‘They Got No Kick Coming’ ‘Lonely Farmers Female Frienc Gets in Trouble With Samuel

At Least One Major Base To Be in Alaska   Improvement Program for Other Alaskan Areas Under Way

Strategic Air Base in Alaska Is Projected by U. S.   New Runway and Hangar Facilities for Huge Bombers Will Secure Left Flank of Nation

ARMY TO BUILI MATCHING BASE FOR BIG PLANES   Alaskan Airheld Will Secare Left Flank Of Nerthern Defenses   WILL BE SITUATED IN GOOD WEATHER BELT

Army To Build Big Base © . For Bombers In Alaska      Wor Department Announces Construction To Match » Similar Project In Maine—Base Near Bering. Strait Boundary

U.S. Matching Field in Maine  With New One   Immediate Retaliatory Action Planned Uf Attack Aimed at U. 8.

U.S. PLANS BASES JN MAINE. ALASKA   Huge Bomber Fields Will Secure Flankes Of Northern Defenses; Construction

Army Matching Maine Bomber  Base In Alaska   United States Acting To Secure Left Flank O1 Its Northern Defenses By Building Giant Installation Near Siberia

ArmyToBuild Station for Big Bombers In Alaska ©  AAST.. OL Dreagwynam   Mile 26 Program Designed ToBalance Similar Layout Projected in Maine

Bomber Base In Ala: ne  To Balance Limestone   .AAF To Secure: Northern Defenses ms With New. Inctallation Near Fairbanks

U.S. To Have Alaskan Base For Bombers   Planned To Seeure Northern Defenses  Alt $8.125.000 Cost

Truman Urges Lower Prices, ‘High Tax Rate   President Also Asks Con. gress To Retain Rent Controls

Prospects Bright For U. S. In ’47   Economic Message To Congress Outlines Broad Plan To Keep Country Prosperous

Truman Jolts Republicans’ Tax Cut Program With Implied Veto Threat; Labor Warned  Against Pressing ‘Excessive’ Wage Demands

Low Rents. High Taxes Are High Points In President's Economic Message To Congress; Seeks To Keep Nation Prosperous   ISSUES WARNINGS ON HIGH WAGE DEMANDS

TRUMAN TELLS OPPOSITION 10 4] TAX CUTS   Urges Lower Prices, Especially on Costof-Living Items

Pres. 1:uman Opposes - Any Tax Cut; Calls For Business To Cut Prices

Warns Labor of “Excessive” Wage Demands   Nation Was Never So Strong and Prosperous as Now

Extension of Rent Controls Also Is Urged  Requests Contained   = oe ee sees, ame   Requests Contained In Annual Economic Report to Congress

Maintenance of High Taxes Also Asked by Truman   Labor Requested to Be Moderate in Wage Demands

Urges Labor ‘Go Easy’ On Its Demands   Calls For Extension Of Rent Control, Too, In Congress Report

Urges Labor To Go Kasy In Wage Demands Seeks Extension --Of Rent Controls, In Ecanone Report.

No Tax Slash In This Year, Truman Plea   President Asks Rent Control Be Extended Beyond June 30

OMIC REPORT IS SUBMITTED   Labor Is Warned to Refrain From Making “Excessive” Wave Demands.

Broad Program Outlined To Keep U. S, Prosper. ous And At Work   Jobs Are Asked For 58 Millions   Labor Warned Against Ex: cessive Demands; Business Asked To Cut Prices

LABOR ASKED TO MODERATE PAY DEMANDS   EXTENSION OF RENT CONTROLS SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT

LOWER PRICES TN MANY LINES “ARE ADVOCATED   _ PRESIDENT. ALSO TELLS “CON. ORES THAT. MINIMUM “WAGE LEVEL SHOULD

Hold Rent Down Says Truman In Prosperity Plan.   President Asks Minimum Wage Hike Calls For Million New Housing Units

TRUMAN ASKS CUT IN PRICES TO KEEP BUYING POWER UF   Urges Labor to Be Moderate in Wage Demands and Congress to Maintain  High Taxes.   PROPOSALS CONTAINED IN ECONOMIC REPORT   Asserts Steps Suggested Are Necessary to Sustain Production and Keep Men at Work.

Truman Asks Business To Cut Prices  And Labor To Go Easy On Wage Bids

Low Rents, High Taxes  -Truman   President Asks Renewal of Rent Control, Calls Tax Cuts Unsound

Tax Reduction Is Not Favored By President   Message To Congress Expresses Opposition To Any Reduction This  Year   ASKS EXTENSION OF RENT CONTROI

Congress Hears Economy Message   Truman Tells House and Senate That Tax Reductions Would Be Unsound at This Time; Hints Ho Mav Veto Bill Providing for Tax Slash.

Moderate Pay Hikes, Extension of Rent Controls Proposed   President's First Economic Report to Congress Meets Varied Reception; Prompt Steps to Bolster Buying Power Urged

Renewal of Rent Control Is Seen As Housing Need  Veto Threat Jars Planc for Tax Cut

TRUMAN URGES  RENT CONTNILS BE PANTINUIER   Renews Plea in Economit Report to Congress That Taxes Not Be Cut   JOB GOAL IS UNCHANGED   Asks Lower Prices Where Possible and Labor Not to Seek Big Raises

ESSENTIAL TO U. S. ECONOMY   _- =e : Proposals Meet With _ Varied Reception  : In Concress

Retention of Rent Controls Is Urged In Economic Message   President Outlines Broad Program for Keeping Country Prosperous and Everyone at Work For the: Coming Year

Asks Labor and Manage. ment to Cvoperate in Pro moting Prospsrity

Asks Labor Ease Wage Demands  Message Branded Campaian Statement

Congress Receives  Message on Economy  President Jars Republican Plans With Possible Threat of Levy Veto

Chief Executive Asks Business To Cut Prices  Calls on Labor To Be   Calls on Labor To Be Moderate In Demands

Wants . fen ut t Controls —   Continued   ALSO URGES LITTLE REDUCT ION IN TAXES WHILE EMPLOYMENT AND NATIONAL INCOME IS HICH

Republican Plan To Slash Income Levies Is Jarred   Economic Message Is Sent To Congress As Reauired By Law

Keep Rents Down And Taxation Up, ‘Urges President   ‘Truman Warns Against Excessive Wage Demands,  Asks Cut in Prices

Fears Buyer’s Strike, but Sticks to New Dealers Idea That Many Jobs Will Avert It.

Renewal of Rent Controls Asked In New Message   Broad Program for Prosperity in U. S. Outlined by Truman

Mobs Battle in Streets of Holy City: 3 Killed  vi iolence Set Off y Partition Act

ARAB AND JEWISH MOBS RUN WILD IN JERUSALEM   -housands Participate In Demonstrations Set Off By Palestine Partition Decision Of United Nations— Mass Hysteria Appears To Have Gripped Holy City As Attacks And Counterattacks Develap—Police Fear Rioting May Turn Into Massacre

Crowds Of Arabs’ Vent Their Anger   Storm Through Streets, Burning, Wrecking And Shooting For Almost Two Hours Before Police Able To Control

Hysteria Grips Jerusalem   Many Dead, Property Damage High As  Armed Jew and Arab Mobs Clash Over City

Middle East Ablaze As Arab Fury Erupts In Assault on Jews  Homes and Stores Are Burned and Wrecked Throughout Jerusalem

British Armored Cars Helt Restore Order As Mobs. . ‘Wreck’ Jerusalem

Properly Loss Is High Today In Jerusalem  Pacviaks Rafandare   Jewish Defenders Aid British Army ln Eliahting Mobe

5,000 Arabs Stage Riot In Jerusalem   ‘British Troops Aid Police; Scores Wounded

Restore Order In Jerusalem After 2-Hour Outbreak   Property Damage Heavy During Demonstration; Report 3 Jews Dead, 22 Hurt fn Holy Land Disorders

Thousands of Arabs Open Demonstrations And Jews in Trucks Quickly Strike Back

Arabs Storm Streets Of  Jerusalem   Mobs, Angry Over Palestine Division, Burn, Wreck And Shoot For Two Hours

Shops Are Wrecked by Angry Mobs   Partitioning of Palestine Sets Off Renewed Violence

Police, Troops Quell Fighting After 2 Hours   Arahs, Angered By. ‘Partition Decision, Attack Jewish Residents —

‘Nearly Two Hours Are Requires \To Restore Peace in Holy Land   British Assisted by Young Hebrews in Dispersing Rioters; Azzam Promises Arabs Will Receive Arms for War

Arabs Chart Fight Against UN Partition   Property Damage Heavy As Violence Continues.

Mass Hysteria Grips Jerusalem As Arabs, Jews Burn, Plunder   Three Jews Dead, 22 Injured And Six ‘Arabs Injured,  Property Damage Heavy In Attocks Throughout Land

Moslems Swarm Out of Walled City To Attack Jewish Stores; British Police Use Bren Guns To Quell Mobs

Arabs in Palestine, Still Angered Over U.N. Vote, —  Continue Riotous Violence

Violence ‘Is Set Off By U. N. Decision   Thousands Of Arabs Open Demonctrations

WISH, ARAB MOBS CAUSING HEAVY DAMAGE   \\indows and Shops \Vrecked In Wild Outbreaks

Arabs Storm Streets Of  Jerusalem Vent Anger At Impending Palestine Division

Kill and Destroy Property in Holy Land Outbreaks   Police in Armored Cars Combat Rioters Roaming Jerusalem

Arab, Jewish Mobs Clash Over Palestine Partitioning   Jerusalem Under Dusk to Dawn Curfew: Heavy Damage

ARABS STAGE TWO HOUR RIOT IN JERUSALEM   Thousands Storm Streets Burning and Wrecking Stores.    TROOPS HALT MOB      Armored Cars, Bren Guns Used to Disperse Parti-. tion Opponents.

Arab Mobs In New Riotings In Palestine   THOUSANDS WRECKED BUILDINGS IN HOLY LAND

Thousands Surge in Streets, Of Palestine, Wounding Many; Cars Overturned. Fires Set

BLOOD FLOWS IN HOLY LAND   Arab, Jewish Mobs Battle Through Jerusalem Streets; 3 Jews Dead

Decision On Partition Is Responsible   Many Shops Are Wrecked When Rival Mobs Clash

Jews Attack Arab Rioters In Jerusalem  Casualties Mount As Armored Cars

THREE KILLE 28 INJURED IN FIGHTS   Thousands Of Arabs Protest Partition   DAMAGE HEAVY   As Natives Burn Or Wreck Buildings: Jews Aid British Forces

ANGRY ARABS WRECK SHOPS IN JERUSALEN   JEWS STRIKE BACK KILLINGS MOUNT; DAMAGE HEAVY

ARABS STORM JERUSALEM IN WILD RIOTING   ,-+ Anger Over Partitior wth Burning, Wrecking and Shoctina.

Jewish, Arab Mobs Looting, Wrecking, Killing Reported  Fighting Opened by Arabs; Three Listed Dead at Last Count

Disorder Rampant In City Nearly Two Hours As Shops Are Wrecked And Set Afire ¢   Protest UN Vote On Partition Plan   British Troops Assisted By Young Jews In Curbing Fighting; Property  ' Damage Heavy

Arabs And Jews Vent Their Anger   Thousands Swarm In Streets, Fighting, Killing, Rioting

Arabs, Jews On Prowl During Day   Shops Are Wrecked Guns and Rocks Used in Battles

ARMY BUDGET SLASH UNSAFE, SAYS TRUMAN   PRESIDENT BACKS UP PLEA OF WAR DEPARTMENT

President Repeats Budgetary Demands   Democratic Caucus Prepares Fight To Retain Army and Navy Appropriations in Measure

Truman Fears  Budget Slash   $3714 Billion Is Declarec Necessary for Safety

PATTERSON PLEA BACKED BY PRESIDENT   Congressman Hall Is One of' the Leaders In Coalition Ficht

Traman Calls His Budget Total Essential to Satety   Bipartisan Coalition, Contending War Might Follow Any Weakening of Army and Navy, Organizes at Capitol for Attempt to Hold Cut to $4,500,000,000 or Less—Bridges Says All Sides Will Be Heard.

President Steps Into Battle to Save His Budget   Truman Declares 37 Billions Essential For Safe Operations

Endorses Without QualHication ‘The  State tant “Of Secretary Of War Patilerson.

President Says U. S. Needs All Money Asked  Statement of War   Statement of War Department Head Is Given Indorsement

HOLDS BUDGET OF 37 BILLION IS ESSENTIAL   Truman Backs Figures Given in Message To Congress

Believes Funds Are Essential for Safe Operations   Does Not Elaborate on Statement at Press Conference

Truman Enters BudgetArgument  Says Big Sum Needed For Safe Operations

Presivent Pleads for Full Budget   Will’ Take 37:-Billion. ‘To Kecp. Going, He Says, Backing The Army

Truman Holds Army Needs Full Amount In Budget   Coalition Organizes For Effort To Hold Budget Reduction To 44 Billion

Fight Against Cuts Develops In Washington   Truman Holds Full Budget Needed for Safe Operations

Truman Steps Into Dispute on Budget Cut   Asserts Sum Asked Essential for Safe Operations

Truman Says His Figure Is Essential For Safe Operations   BIPARTISAN COALITION IS BEING ORGANIZED

U. 8. AND BRITAIN TO BOOST GERMAN COAL PRODUCTION   Program Announced That Gives America Equal Voice With England in Running Ruhr Mines,   NEEDED EQUIPMENT WILL BE IMPORTED   Supplies for Expanded Output to Cost $25,000,000—F ood Stockpiles in Area to Be Inecreaseg.

Plans Adopted To Help Boost Ruhr’s Output   Anglo-American 12-Poin Draft Drawn Up To Aid  Te Canal Peaduction

RONST MAPPER FOR RUHR COAL   Britain And U. S. Agree On Program To Step Up Production

Britain Gives U.S. Voice in Running Ruhr Mines  Outline Program   Outline Program To Boost Output; Germans To Have  Full Responsibility

U. S-BRITAIN REACH ACCORD QN RUHR COAL   Will Share Control O1 Mines Under Plan To Increase Output   German apy May  Work to U.S. Benefit

New Coal Pact for German Ruhr Will Increase Supplies  British-American Plar Means Germans Have Operating Job

US, BRITISH TD BOSS RUHR MINES   Agree on 12-Point Program To Step Up Production, Germans to Operate

N.Y. Smallpox Threat Said To Be Checked   State-wide Clinics To Be Set Up  Asc a Preeanton

NEUTRALITY ACT Continued on Page Eight   Smallpox Outbreak In New York Halted

Midwest Bodies at Chicago Saturday  Seven Cars Each With 66 Radiec On Wav

Train With Dead Arrives at 4 PM   War Victims Go Out Of Chicago Wednesday

HUSH HEARINGS ON BOMB THEFT   Atomic Committee Blocks Hickenlooper Proposal Member Says

Vote To Back French Policy For Indochina   National Assembly Regis. ters Complete Confidence; Communists Abstain From Voting

French Assembly Votes ‘Confidence in Remadier. Communicte Ahctain

Ramadier Wins Vote of Confidence   Communists Abstain from V oting—Count Of 411-0

French Policy Stands Crisis   Ramadier Obtains Vote of Confidence

Vote Of Confidence For Ramadie:  French Assembly Votes 411 To 0  Favoring Policies

French Crisis  Eases   Remadier Wins Overwhelming Vote of Confidence on Policies In Indiochina

Ramadier Wins Confidence Vote   Communist Deputies Abstain From Voting On Indochina Issue

TRASH rine wwe Wt  Threatened Garege Belonging  To De. WM. EF. FEustace

Union Blamed For Raising  Price Of Fish   N. E. Fishermen Hit By Flanders

Leon Henderson Warns Prices May Collapse   Views of Former OPA Chief Clash With Those of NAM

Henderson, Taft Clash.on Wage, Price Increases   Ex-OPA Head Sees No Depression Like That of Early ‘30s

Surplus Seen In Farm Crops   Export, Peak Industria Employment Solutions

Lions Club ‘Varieties’  on Tuesday   Annual Show For Benefi, Of Blind At H. § Auditorium At 7:26 yp WNT

Lions’ Show" Of Local Talent Will Aid Blind   Yickets on Sale For Production. Tuesday Evening At School Auditorium.

Rebel Attackers Pounded By Fire   Greek Relief Column Drives Within Four Miles Of Konitsa

Guerrillas Launch Desperate Drive To Preserve Lives  Situation in Hand,   Situation in Hand, Greeks Say, Unless Albanian Aid Sent

ae “eRe Bases  &z,« Relief Fu a Near City % ,,% els Open * 6 week   Beleaguered Konitsa Is Termed Virtually Out OF Danger Now

Three Killed and Five Injured in Auto-Bus Collision East of Bowie —

OPPOSITION TO SALES TAX BEFORE COUNCII    Baltimore Attorney Contends State  Can Secure Revenue Without Levy

Fool-Proof’ Plan To End State Sales Tax Proposed   Increase In Existing Taxes Offered By Baltimore Attorney—Gavel Pounding Marks Council Session

Edenborn Miner Fatally Injured  Caught Under Scaffold  At Nemacolin

REV. HOLLOWAY TO BE HONORED   ‘First Presbyterian Church To Mark 20 Notable Years

REV. HOLLOWAY TO BE HONORED   First Presbyterian Church To Mark 20 Notable  --.  VWagre. 

0 MINERS KILLED IN GAS EXPLOSION   THREE OTHERS REMOVED, TWO OF THEM HURT, FROM PENNSYLVANIA SHAFT.

IVictims Are Found In Pennsylvania  75 Dead, Three Hurt “ta Mine Explosion

ee Are Found in Pennsy  15 Dead; Three H urt “In Mine Explosion ©

COLLIERY BLAST TAKES 15 LIVES   Miners Trapped By Gas Explosion In Shaft At Glen Alden

15 Anthracite Miners Killed In Explosion At Plymouth   15 Other Men Unaccounted For; Blast Was 2,000 Feet Down

Fifteen Dead In Mine Blast   Accumulation of Gas Held Responsible for Explosion.

Pennsylvania Mine Explosion  Takes 15 Lives   Rescue Crews Fight Fumes To Get ta Bodies, While

Report 15 Miners Killed In Blast At Plymouth, Pa   Gas Explosion Occurs In Hard Coal Mine On Wednesday Evening   MINERS KILLED BY CONCUSSION

15 Miners Killed, Three Badly Hurt in Coal Gas Explosion   Blast Occurs 850 Feet Below Surface At Glen Alden Co. Mine at Plymouth; Rescuers Battle Fumes to Reach Bodies

Fifteen Miners Die, Others Hurt In Gas Explosion   Blast Occurs About 850 Feet Below Surface-Crews Busy

Coal Pit Blast} Kills Fifteen, Injures Two   Concussion Causes Deaths in Shaft Of Pennsylvania Mine

15 COAL MINERS REPORTED DEAD IN EXPLOSION   Twe Others Not Accounted For In Blast At Plymouth, Pa.

MINE BLAST FATAL 101 1   HARD: COAL WORKERS LOSE  - LIVES IN GAS. EXPLOSION  ‘ IN’ PENNSYLVANIA MINE

MEN CAUGHT BY EXPLOSION IN DEEP SHAFT   Fate of Two Others Is Unknown; Three Men Injured

GAS EXPLOSION ROCKS COLLIERY 15 MINERS DIE   Foot Tender Discovers Blast Near Plymouth; Three Men Rescued

Reparations Program Announced   Allied Leaders List German Plants To Be Dismantled

Britain, U. S. To Dismantle 682 Plants in Reich   International Reparations Agency, Poland, Russia t Get Industrial Ecuinment

British-U .S. Announce Reparations Steps   Pian To Dismantle 682 German Industrial. War Plants   President Foresees Possibility Of Special Congressional Session

To Dismanile 682 German War Plants   British-American  Plan Announced; Trade Unionists Make Non-Cooperation Threa

larts German’s Plants pe ~=— Will Be Destroye   British-American Authorities Set To Dismantle Factories

Will Dismantle 682 German War Plants   This Action Will Be Taken by Military Govern. : ments.

Billion-Dollar German Plant Razing Plannec   Two-Year Project ‘May Require 35,00€ Outside Laborers

Reparation Plan Given to German:  Britain and U. 5S. List 682 Plants

682 Factories Will Be Razed   Britain, U. 5. Bare Plans to Germans

Dismantling Of German Plants To Be Speeded   German Officials Attack, Call It Blow To Eco nomic Recovery.

Will Dismantle German Plants   682 Factories in U. S. British Zones o Be Speedily Dismantled

AS f REP PARAT TIONS Plans Are Laid To Dismantle 682 German Industrial Plants

U.»., Britain Would Speed Recovery Plan   Expect Process Will Require At Least 9 Years.

U.S. and Great Britain Plan To Raze Plants      DISMANTLING OF NA7% FACTORIES TO START

682 Reich Industrial Plants Scheduled To Be Dismantled   British-American Zones To Speed Jobs To Help Europe’s Economic Recovery

House to Probe ‘Deplorable’ A&M College Incidents   Investigation Proposal Offered by Solon From Houston, A&M Graduate

FLORIDA FATHER SLAVS CHILDREN. SHOOTS NEIGHBORS   Feared Son. And Daughter Were To Be Taken From His Custody

Father Admits Beating Two Children To Death and Shooting Neichbors

Slavs Children And Shoots — Two Neighbor:   Father Then Attempts To Take Own Life In Miami. Fla.

Father Goes Berserk; Two Others Shot   Man Bursts Into Tears In Telling Of Hie Trauhlec

Father Tells Of Killing Children   Sobs Out Story Of Murdering Two Younasters, Shooting Neighbors

Father Admits Killing Children  Shot Couple; Wantec Ray (ciel with Mim

A 59-YEAR-OLD FATHER BEAT TWO CHILDREN TO DEATH   Chris Russell Then Shot two of His Next Door Neighbors.   ATTEMPTED SUICIDE   He Told Officers He Didn't Want to See His Children Placed In a Home.

Miami Father Kills 2 Children, Shoots Neighbors   Cafe Operator Beats Chlidren To Death; Didn't Want To See Them Placed in Home.

[Neighbors Wounded By Berserk Mon  Florida Father Kills Children

Two Children Beaten To Death By Father---Two Neighbors Shot   Did Not Want To See Them Placed in Home Sobbing Florida Man Tells Florida Police

FATHER KILLS TWO CHILDREN   Miami Cafe Owner Goes Berserk, Also Wounds Neighbor Couple

CHILDREN BEATEN TO DEATH  Neighbors, Blamed for His Troubles, Shot by Father

Father Slays Two Children, Shoots Neighbors, Tries to End Own Life

Berserk Father Slays Children   Man, Wife Receive Serious Wounds

FEAR OF HOME CAUSES FATHER KILL CHILDREN   WOUNDS NEIGHBORS HE BLAMED FOR FAMILY TROUBLES

Children Beaten To Death by Dad  Didn't. Want to See ‘Them ‘Taken Away’:

Tax Cut Bill Is Vetoed:.   Senate Expected To. « Sustain Veto.  -

Calis Measure Wrong Kind and At Wrong Time   President Says Cut Favors Rich Man and Promotes Inflation 

TRUNAN TELLS HIS VIEWS IN VETO MESSAGE   HOUSE. 18 EXPECTED -TO OVERRIDE VETO BUT SENATE MAY SUSTAIN  ‘ PRESIDENT       Ahiectionsa Told

WRONG BILL AT WRONG TIME,” HE DECLARES   Contends Reduction W ould Increase Pres: sure of Inflation

SAIL UNFAIR, UNSAFE BY PRESIDENT   Message To Congress Says Slash Would Increase Inflationary Pressure

Redaction Bill   ‘Sends Message To Congress Emphasizing His Stand On Measure   VETO NOW AWAITS " CONGRESS ACTION

Danger Seen In Revoh By Greek Reds   Greatest Menace On Globe Cited, With Balkan Upheaval Threatened; Reds Creating Crisis

Greek Situation Is ‘Powder Box   Communists Gamble Conquest Vs. Peace

Legion to Sponsor Armistice Program Here on Tuesday   State Vice Commander Smith To Give Principal Address; Hich School Band To Play

TRUMAN MEETS WITH ‘BIG SIX   Matters of “‘Unpartisan’ Na ture Are Discussed

ates set as.   a Peep ressaDer we hee iewess Few Woestuajx  Saiuraa: 7 rah.

Higher Pay  For Teachers  1  Before Solons   Increased State Aid To Education Comes Before Legislature

TEACHER PAY IS TOP ISSUE IN ASSEMBL}   State Solons Prepare To Study Proposals For Increases

PLOT FOR KILLING BEVIN UNCOVERED   British Foreign Secretary Declared Threatened in Unconfirmed Report

Coal Walkout Looms Unless Congress Acts   New Strike Called For First Of April

PROPOSES PROBE OF FAILURE TO MAKE COAL PACT   Thinks Government Making No Effort To Have UMW, Operators Meet

Asks. Congress Probe Failure For Coal Talks   Landis Says Gov't Seems Uninterested In Neaotiations

HOUSE MEMBER ASKS PROBE OF COAL SITUATION   Would Have Congress Investigate Present Deadlock

Tempers Hot As Lynching Trial Arqued   Judge Determined Racial Issue Not To Be Dragged Into Greenville Arguments

Lynch Trial To Get Votes, Defense Claim:   Judge Warns Defense Attorney Not To Inject Racial Issues into South Carolina Lynching Trial.

Says Atomic Superiority Is Illusion   Probe Selling of Blood by Youths   Says Lynch Trial Is Being Used To Get Votes in North

DEFENSE CLAIMS LYNCH-TRIAL IS POLITICAL PLAN   Lawyer vr Says He Wishes More Like Victim Were Dead   JUDGE AROUSED   Rules Against Raising Racial Issue Durine Trial

WARNS ATTORNEY AGAINST RACIAL ISSUES IN TRIAL   DEFENSE COUNSEL SEEKS ACQUITTAL OF 28 WHITE MEN

Attorney Tries To Interpose Racial Issues   Judge Thunders “Confine Yourself to My Ruling Or PH Stop You _ From Arguing”   Censures FBI Investigation   Attorney Says Federal Gove ernment Used Lynch Trial to Get Votes In North

ATTORNEY SAYS POLITICS ENTER LYNCH HEARING   Charges Government Using Trial in Attempt to Get Votes in North

Lawyer For Defense Is Reproved   Charged Lynch Trial Used To Get Vates In The North.

Defense Lawyer Hits Government  Lynch-Trial Means Of Getting Votes?

Lawyer Claims Govt. Seeks Votes in Trial   Judge Rebukes Defense Attorney for Bringing lp Racial Issues

Philadelphia. School ls Damaged By Fire   Students Learn Fire Pre yention Drill Was Real Thina

HOME ESSENTIALS CONTINUE ADVANCE   Retail Food Prices Decline Slightly in Month

Two More DWI Charaes Filed   Essential Item Cost Droos Off Sliahtly

Cost Of Living  Index Decline:   ‘But It Remains 18 Per Cent Above Level of Year Avo. Report Shows

QUIZ SUSPECT ~ ~ TN BIG FIRE   LOSS OF” $100,000 IN FURNITURE STORE FIRE AT COLUMBUS EARLY ___ TODAY

U.N. Secretary-General Believes East-West Difference To Be Settled

Era of Amity Due, Says Lie   U.N. Chief Believes East-West Pact Near

U. N. SECRETARY PINS HOPES UPON COMING SESSION   CITES SIGNING OF PEACE TREATIES AS LESSENING DISPUTE

UN Secretary Views Future With Optimism   Hopes For Break In East. West Deadlock As Critical Parley Nears

Lie Approaching A Crucial Period  Wants Early Break In Europe Deadlock

Trygvie Lie Hopes For Early Break In U.N. Deadlock  Certain Some U.S.,  Russian Differences V/;11 Rn VA/iacd O\10%

Secretary-General Hopes For Early  Break In U.N.’s East-West Deadlock

UN Secretary Sees End East West Deadlock   Thinks U. S.-Soviet Relations Will Improve Shortly

Lie Hopeful of East-west Peace  Predicts Early Break in Long Deadlock

Early Break Expected In Deadlock   Trygve Lie Anticipates Settlement of Nations’ Difficulties

NOT THE ONLY CANDIDATE   Bet Tom Clark Says He Thinks People Will Demand Truman

SLAV DECISION ON AID WAITED   Czechs Continue Conferences In Moscow; Reserve Decision On Marshall Plan To Aid European Nations.

CZECHS PONDER THEIR DECISION ON AID PARLEY   Delegation Continues Talks In Moscow; Italian Reds Back Participation

ON-ARRUN COUPLE MARRIEL      Beulah Johnson Becomes Bride Of Slade Baker Gn March 7th

Some Snow.... a eeeemineeteeinenemnammnmemiae  Carolinas Shiver In Cold Wave

ES Ss Wee cat Metre gta Tames ABBOTE ANB COSTELLO TO FESTIFY AT GAMBLER. TRIAL

House Puts Off Action On Tax Bill   Income Tax Forgivenes: Measure Made Special Order for Monday

ClO Seeking Third Wage Increase   Murray Hopes No Strikes Will Be Needed For Hike

NEW ROUND OF PAY HIKES   Murray Hopes Strikes Will Not Be Necessary

3RD-ROUND PAY DRIVE 15 SLATED   Murray Hopes Strikes Will Not Be Needed To Win Increases

Murray Hopes Strikes Will Not Flare Un   Wants Increases Without Walkouts, He Asserts

Ask New Round Of Wage Hikes   Hope Strikes Will Not Be Necessary

Third Wage Boost Demanded by CIO  Philip Murray Cites Hope That Strikes Won't Be Necessary

Russian Delay On Peace Hit By Vandenberg   Senator Warns U. S. May Take Initiative Without Soviet Union

Vandenberg Says We May Go Along Without Russia   Warns That We Cannot Wait Too Long for a Peace Program

Peace Without Russia Loom:  Vandenberg Says U. S. May   Vandenberg Says U. S. May Take Lead in Europe

PEACE WITHOUT RUSSIA HINTED   VANDENBERG WARNS U. §. UANNOT WAIT TOO LONG FOR SETTLEMENT.

Shut Out Soviet, Says Vandenberg   Proposes U. 8, Take Lead In Organizing European Peace: Objects To Compromise

PEACE PROGRAM CAN NOT WAIT   U.S. May Take Lead Fon Reorganizing Europe Without Russia

U.S. May Start Peace Moves, Says Senator   Vandenberg Reports Action Can be Taken Without Russia

U.S. May Press For Separate Peace in Europe   Vandenberg Declares Nation May Assume Lead in Pressing Pact If Soviets Hold Firm

U.S. MAY ACT WITHOUT REDS   Vandenberg Says America May Take The Lead In  European Peace

Merit Increases Get Senate Okay  Swiss Cheese Gradinc Fund Approved

Senate Passes Compromise Aci  Concerns Badger   Concerns Badger State Employes

Marshall On Way To Parley   Doubts German Pact ~(Can Be Agreed Upon ‘But Hopes For Accore On Austrian ‘Treaty

HOPEFUL ON AUSTRIA: GLUM ON GERMANY   Statez Negotiations Will Be “Difficult,” Consequences “Momentous.”

PLANE TAKES MARSHALL ON MOSCOW TRIP   SECRETARY DUBIOUS OF AGREEMENT IN BIG FOUR

Agreement on Germany Seen As Doubtful   Secretary Leaves For Moscow Parley By Plane

Marshall Leaves For Moscow and Big Four Session  Will See Auriol in Paris and Call on Occupation Forces

Marshall Hopeful For Agreement On ‘Austrian Treaty   Does Not Expect Decision On Reich

DOUBTFUL OF GERMAN PACT   Holds Little Hope Of Completing Treaty At Moscow Meet

Secretary Of State, Taking Off For Conference Of  Foreign Ministers, Expresses Expectation Of Having  ‘ Peace Treaty For Austria Written, But Doubts   German Pact Can Be Completed—Three Planes Comprise Russia-Bound Party

Secretary Gives Little Hone For Moscow Confab   Success Forecast For Big-Four Draft Of Austrian Pact

MARSHALL IS EN ROUTE 10 BIG 4 MEET   Secretary, Traveling by Plane, Will Stop Off in Paris and Berlin Before He Goes to Moscow Mondav.

Expresses Doubt Big 4 Can Settle German Problem   Conference Poses ‘Biggest Test’ Of General’s Career

Marshall Is Hopeful of Austria Treaty   Secretary of State Doubtful if Big 4 Can Avree on Germany

Marshall Doubts Parley Success  Secretary Pessimistic On German Pact but Hopeful for Austria

Marshall Enroute to Moscow; Doubts Treaty Settlemen   Big Four Still Disagreed on Terms of German Pact,  Marshall Declares

Big Four Heads Gather Monday, Moscow Meet   Kxpeet Diffieutt: Negotialions, But Confident Of Suecess,

Marshall Off For Important Moscow Parley   Expresses Belief German Peace Treaty Cannot Be Written in Capital of Russia

Marshall Off For Big 4 Conference   Secretary Doubts if Germar _ Peace Treaty Can Be Written   “MEETING IN MOSCOW   “Progress Already Made ir Drafting Pact for Austria

Marshall Doubts Moscow Meeting Will Reach Goal  Agreement On Reich Treaty Is Unlikely

Success Seen In Austrian Treaty Terms   U. S. Secretary Leaves For Moscow Meet; Will Stop in Paris

DEPARTS FOR THE MOSCOW MEETING   Left Today for the Big Four Foreign Ministers Session.   DOUBTFUL OF SUCCESS   Preliminary Tatks Have Laid the Groundwork for Conference.

Marshall on Way fo Moscow For Big 4 Talks   Doubts Accord Is Possible on German Treaty

Marshall on Way to Big Four Parley   Expresses Doubt That Peace Treaty Can Be Written

Gen. Marshall In Doubt Over German Treaty   Enroute To Moscow Fo: Peace’ Pact Settlement

Sec. Marshall Pessimistic As He Leaves For Moscow  Doubts Peace Pact Can Be Achieved  A Confer ence of Nnrotrrrn Wi Ww Sab aw Yau

FACES RIFT ON BASE OF AEIGH PACT   Big 4 Meeting Fraught with Consequences for Posteritv.

Sec. Marshall Takes Plane For Moscow   Openly Expresses Doubts If Treaty Can Be Signed

Voices Hope For Austrian Peace Treaty   Sees Little Chance For Completion Of German Pact By Big Four.

DOUBTS GERMAN TREATY CAN BE WRITTEN THERE   FORECASTS SUCCESS IN DRAFTING PEACE PACT FOR AUSTRIA

Marshall Leaves For Moscow Meet   Expresses Doubt Complete Goal Will Be Attained

Marshall in Doubt on Outcome of German Peace Pact   Secretary of State Serves Notice on World Not to Expect Too Much at Moscow Conference

‘Hopes Parley Can Agree on Austrian Pact   Secretary to Stop in Paris Tomorrow

Serves Notice On World  _Not to Expect too Much  At Moseow Conference

Marshall Off for Moscow Treaty Talks   Momentous Session Expected; Secretary Plans Step at Paris

Marshall Off For Meeting Of Ministers   Doubts Success OF Efforts To Secure Qerman Peace Pact

Predicts Success At Moscow Meet On Austria Pact   U. S. State Secretary — Leaves by Plane Today For Big Four Conference

Germany Treaty Chances Look Slim; Austria Pact Will Probably Be Drafted

Nation Told Not To Expect Too Much   Marshall On Way To  Talks In Moscow

Ministers To — Begin Talks In Moscow Soon   SECRETARY OF STATE MARSHALL LEAVES FOR CONFAB

Marshall Off For European Peace Talks   Secretary Marshal! Advises World Not to Expect Too Much

Marshall Doubtful Of Reaching Goals At Moscow Meeting   Servés Notice on World Not to Expect Too Much .

Marshall on Way for Big Four Confab   Secretary Is Doubtful of Conferees’ Ability te Write Peace Treaty for Cermsny at Meeting

Cabinet Member Expresses Doubt That German Peace Treaty Can Be Agreed Upon at Meeting.   PREDICTS SUCCESS OF AUSTRIAN PEACE PLAN

SEES SUCCESS FORMEETING OF BIG4   Doubts German Peace Pact  Can Be Written   In Secretary Of State’s Party; Plan Preliminary Talks In Berlin ©

Fears Dispute Over Terms of GermanTreaty   Forecasts Success In Writing Peace Pact for Austria

Doubts Expressed Over German Pact   Difficult Negotiations Facing Ministers at Biq Four Session

aaa aaa att _ EE  Marshall Doubts Moscow Parley’s Total Success   (Rv FDWARD EF. ROMAR)

Marshall Off For Momentous  Big 4 Parley   Secretary Openly Dubious OF Chance for Success Qn German Trealv

Boards Plane For Sessions In Moscow   Secretary Sees Little Chance For German Pact

Marshall Doubtful Of Big 4 Success   Secretary and Party Hops off for Europe

Voice Doubt That Peace Pact For Germany Will Be Written At Moscow

SEES HOPE FO AUSTRIA PACT AT CONFERENCE   Secretary Extremely Doubtful Treaty for Germany Can Be Writter

Marshall Heads For Moscow Conference   Sees Little Hope For German Peace Treaty

DOUBTS PARLEY CAN COMPLETE GERMAN PACT   Three Planes Bearing American Delegates Leave Capital

State Secretary Is Pessimistic Upon Departure   Doubt Expressed That Peace Pacts Will Be Drafted

PLANE TAKES U.S. OFFICIALS TO PARLEY   Leave Washington at 9; Advisor Dulles Accompanies Group

Is Pessimistic on Completion  Of Reich Pact   Hopes Austrian Treaty Will Be Written; Hard Session Ahead

Marshall Doubts Meeting At Moscow To Bring About Successful Peace Treaty

Marshall Leaves  For Moscow With  Pessimistic View Merely Hopeful on  Arranging Treaty For Beaten Nazis

Peace Terms To Be Talked   Doubts Treaty to Be Finished for Germany, Confi dent on Austrian Agreement

Marshall Starts  tone Sourney To Big 4 Talks   Sees Austrian Pact Signed At Moscow Meetings; Doubtful On Germany

Marshall Off For Big Four ‘Conference   Says Prospects Are Gloomy for Writing Peace Treaty for  formanwy at Macernu:

Marshall Hops Off for Moscow:  Is Pessimistic  Secretary of State Doubts That Meeting   Secretary of State Doubts That Meeting Will Attain Its Goal

Marshall Hopes For Peace Pact With Austria  Little Likelihood Of German Treaty, Gree Decision Faces U. S.

—BIG FOUR~ Will Try To Agree On Pacts  U.S. Delegation kT. 1. Bo Dienn

Marshall Heads  For Momentous Big Four Parley   Hopes Austrian Peace Treaty May Be Written

Secretary Leaves For Big 4 Parley In Moscow; Other Foreign Affairs  Hold Attention  Of Adminisiration And Congressmen

EUROPE’S FATE IN BALANCE AS MEETING NEARS   Outcome Of Pending Moscow Conference May Affect The Future Of All Europe;  Many Decisions To Be Made.

Marshall Is Doubtful Of  German Pact   Flying To Moscow Conference; Hopes For Austria Treaty

SOVIET CRTC FHOES FRO HOUSE      ‘First Test of American Diplomacy to Come in US Aid to Britain in Ruling Greece

MARSHALL DOUBTS MOSCOW. PARLEY CAN ATTAIN GOAL   Believes It May Write Austrian Treaty, but Sees Little Hope of Concluding German Pact.   SECRETARY’S PLANE HEADED FOR PARIS   There He Will Confer With Premier Ramadier—Will Reach Russian Capital Day Before Conference.

Marshall Off For Moscow Big-4 Parley   Secretary Fears Treaty for Reich Will Not Materializ<

Big Four Still Far Apart on Maior Issues   U. S. Secretary Sees Success, However, On Terms for Austria

[Marshall Off To Big Four Peace Talks   Secretary Doubts German Treaty Can Be Written In Moscow; Says Parley Will Be A Success

MARSHALL DOUBTS MOSCOW ACCORD ON REIGH TREATY   Secretary of State and: Ad. visors Leave for Russian Casitol

Secretary of State and Party Leaves For Moscow; Sessions Start Monday   EXPRESSES DOUBT OF COMPACT ON GERMANY

German Treaty In Doubt on Eve Of Moscow Meet   Planes Bearing Secretary And Other Offitials Leave; Greek Issue Left For Truman

Secrefary Has Litfle Hope Of GermanTreaty   Success Forecast For Drafting Of  thesvebwemw: Dee

DOUBTS IF REICH PEACE TREATY WILL BE MADE   Claims Allied Nations Stil Apart on Terms for German Peace

Doubtful Of Successful Outcome   Pessimistic Over Drafting Of Peace Treaty

Explosion Sweeps Haifa Waterfront As British Hasten To Deport 1,500  Visa-less Jews To Cyprus Island

Fire Spreads Through Haifa Storage Tanks   Explosion Occurs While British Prepare Te Deport 1,500 Jewish Immigrants To Cyprus

Watertront at Haifa Ablaze’   Millions Loss Feared in Latest Violence Against British

Oil Blazing At Haifa   Blasted Installations Afire Along Waterfront; British Rush Deportation

$16,000,000 Damage _ Oil Installations Are Blasted In Haifa As British Deport Jews

1,900 Jews on Way to Cyprus; Blast vets Off Oil Fire on Wide Front: Estimate Damage Up to 516,000,000

MORE BLASTS HEARD IN HAIFA   Oil Lines Hit Again As Ref. ugee Ship Is Saved

Big Oil Line Is Exploded In Palestine  Fires Rage For %4 Mile On Coast

JN MASON @“rry   Argentina Officials Probing Attack on Peron by Heckle

Hurricane and 90 MPH Winds Whip Bermuda   Electric Wires Are Downed, Limbs Torn From Trees But No Casualties Reported

BERMUDA READY FOR HURRICANE   Tropical Storm Moves Northward: Planes Are Evacuated

90-Mile Winds Beating Against British Colony   Center Of Storm Expected To Pass 50 Miles Off Island; Torrential  Rams Hit Communications.

90-Mile Winds Batter Bermuda  Hurricane Center   Hurricane Center Moves North 75 Miles Of Colony

SEEK TO AVERT ~ STRIKE AT FORE   Company, Union Call Meeting in Effort To Agree

Ford Negotiates To Avert Strike   Last-Ditch Conference I: Under Way in Detroit

Sabotage Seen In Forest Fires  Utah Plane Crash, Too, Suspicious, Sen. Brewster Says

Fires And Plane Crash Inexplicable   Senator Brewster Says Such Tactics By Reds Expected

Sabotage Is Suspected By Maine Senator   BREWSTER SAYS REDS MAY HAVE CAUSED CRASH

Senator Brewster Suspects Sabofage In Utah Air Crash:   Believes Reds Connected with’ Forest Fires

18 on Airlines Lost in Alaska   Storm-Ridden Area Scoured by Planes

Sen. Brewster Says Reds May Have Set New England Fires and Sabotaged United Airliner

Arah Nations Warn U.S. of Opposition   Counter-Measures Threatened If Palestine Divided

Arab Nations Oppose Plan For Palestine  Counter-Measures A ee SR. ee  pm,   Counter-Measures Against America Are Threatened

ARABS 10 FIGHT FOR PALESTINE   Reprisals Threatenec Against Nations Who Support Partition

PALESTINE PLAN ASSAILED BY ARABS   Warn U.S.,. Syria of Counter Measures if They Back Partition Proposal.

Newsman Says U. S. Is Digging Big Caverns in New Mexico for Superdefense Use in Next War

Schedule Stop-Gap Aid Meet   Vandenberg Summons Senate Group: Eaton Wants Congress Call

Sen. Vandenberg Calls Committee For November 10   Senate Foreign Relations Committee Summoned To Consider Stop-Gap Relief   EUROPE’S URGENT NEEDS ARE STRESSED

Heavy Rains Inflict Estimated Five Million Dollar Damaae to Strawberries

Rainy Weather Fails to Reduce Voting Turnout.   Vet Bonus Victory Predicted But Amendment Lifting Limit on Pay For Legislators Lacks Support

Truman Appeals To Housewives in Food Campaign   "We Can Not Falter In Quest for Peace’, President Declares

TRUMAN URGES HOUSEWIFE TO SAVE ON FOOL   President Tells Demo Women Of Vital Role They Can Play in U. S.

U. S. Housewife, Who Never Has Failed Her Country, Will Make Food-Saving Proaqram A Success—Truman

Truman Puts Food Saving Up to Womer   Success of Plan Held Dependent — on Their Sacrifices

Truman Urges Women to Join In Food Drive   Housewife Chief Fighter in War . -Ageinst Hunger

: Chief Executive Declares ‘Housewife Indispensable Fighter Against Hunger; Ask Cooperation in Plan

$10,500 RECEIVED OF LARAINE DAY   Former Husband Says He Got That And Auto For Allowing Divorce

UN PALESTINE GROUP NAMED   6-Nation Body, With Russia  Omitted, Appointed Teo  Plan Jerusalem Rule

CIO PINEAPPLE STRIKE ENDED: TO NEGOTIATE   Hawaii's Multi - Million Dollar Fruit Crop Saved By Truce

Would Rather Issue Viola. tion Ticket Than Pick Autoists Up in Basket

Russ Protest  Iran’ $ Act  ss ._£ @&F3...a*t   Guilty of Hostile Activity by Voiding Oil Concession Pact

Stiff Note Sent Over Oil Rebuff .  Russia Threatening  To Break With Iran

Soviets Send Iran Threat  Cancelling Oil Deal Called Hostile Act

CANCELLATION OF OIL CONTRACT BY IRAN “HOSTILE ACTION,” RUSSIA CLAIMS IN SHARP NOTE TO TEHRAN

RUSS PROTEST CANCELLING OF IRAN OIL PACT   Charge Hostile Action ‘and Threaten to Break Diplomatic Relations

‘Small Nation Is Accused By Russia Today   OIL DEAL IS ALLEGED BROKEN AND REDS ARE IRATE

Nullification Of Oil Pact Angers Reds   Strong Note Bares, Resolute Protest; Cites Diseriminatior

Moscow Arary Over Voiding ‘Of Oil Pact   Calls Move “Hostile Activity," Lodges “DP ocolute Protest”

RUSSIA-ATTACKS IRANIAN ACTION   Soviets Charge Nation with ‘Hostile’ Step in Voiding Oil Agreement

LOSS OF RICH OIL INTERESTS IRKS MOSCOW   HOSTILE ACT SEEN AS CONCESSIONS ARE VOIDED

DIPLOMATIC BREAK HINTED Reds Deliver Strong Protest To Iran Over Oil Concessions

RUSSIA PROTESTS IRAN OIL ACTION   REVOKING AGREEMENT ON OIL EXPLORING _AFERMED HOSTILE ACT

Note-to Iran on Oil Concessions  Voiding of Plan ~ Blasted by Reds

RUSSIA CHARGES IRAN WITH ‘HOSTILE’ MOVE   Note Smacks At Voiding Of Proposed Oil Grants

Russians Charge Iran Hedged on Oil Agreements   Protest Voiding of 1946 Concessions--Say Country Guilty Of Hostile Activity

Stiff Note Delivered To fran   Says Iran “‘Treacherously Violated Its Undertakings”

Russia Threatens Break With Iran Over Oil Pact   Soviets Charge “Hostile Act”

Russians Attack lranian Action  Charges Hostility in Voiding Oil Pact

Tran Is: Accused Of: Hostile. Act In Sovi iet Note   Voiding Of Proposed Oil  Concessions To ‘Russia Assailed; British Re  tains Rights

Russia Threatens To Break Relations ‘With Iran Over Rebuff In Oil Pact

lran Nullifies Oil Agreement With Reds; Soviel lrate   Russia Threatens Drastic Action as Vote Passes 102-2

REDS PROTEST IRAN’S ACTION   Voiding of Qi! Concessions Held Hostile Act

Reds Angry Over Iran's  Oil Refusal   Russia Delivers Stiff Note Charging ‘Hostile’ Actions

Russia Charges lran Guilty: of ‘Hostile’ Action   Break in Diplomatic Relations Hinted Over Voiding of Oil Deal

REDS DELIVER STIFA OIL NOTE TO IRANIAN:   \Voided Concessions Called ~ sHostife Act

East Texas’ Resources Develop as Iron Ore Plant Goes Into Qneration

See Battle On Marshall Plan   Taft Will Support Ston-Gap Aid Bill

Isle Trustee  Plan Okayed   Senate Committee Bows To Military Request ~ For Quick Action

U.S. Trusteeship For Jap Islands Given Approval   Senate Foreign Relations Group Agrees to UN’s Pacific Agreement

FATE OF PORTAL PAY CLAIMS AT STAKE TODAY   Start Hearings On Historic Mt. Clemens Pottery Caca   IS TEST CASE   Expect. Decision Will Be Made. In Several Davs .

DISMISSAL OF PORTAL SUIT ASKED   Government Says Amount Too Small

Seek Dismissal Of Trifling Portal Claims  CIO Claims ‘Slave’ Sta nda ards Cla ampe ed

Interested Parties Are U. S. Government, National Associations Of Manufacturers And ¢, I, 0.   MUST DECIDE ON AMOUNT OF WAGES

RULING {IKELY AFTER FEW D'YS IN POP TAL CASE   Hearings on No. 1 Suit to Be Completed Today in Detroit   Y. §. ASKS DISMISSAL   ClO in Brief Hits Position of Justice Department as ‘Legercemain’

Case Would Test Validity of Similar Litiaations Totaling. $5:000,000,000

FATE OF BIG PORTAL BILL IS AT STAKE   Federal Judge Picard Must Decide Compensation In Now Famous Case.

JOHN L. LEWIS HOLDS WHIP TN COAL DEMANDS   Two Companies  Agree To Meet Wage-Hour Boost

Report Parleys Being Held On Coal Wage Pact   Indicate Lewis Near Achievement Of Goal In Demands On Operators   NO DETAILS GIVEN  OUT ON MEETINGS

LEWIS HAS WHIP. IN PAY DEMANDS   UMW President Is Reported Near Achievement Of Goals

Lewis Is Near 1947 Contract Demand Goal   Two Companies Agree to 35-cent-an-Hour Boost in Wages

LEWIS RULING IN THREE WEEKS   SUPREME COURT HEARS FOUR HOURS OF TESTIMONY

COAL DEADLOCK BREAK FORECAST   Government Sources Say Some Operators Will Nevotiate

MAY GET JUMP ON COAL CONTRACTS   Operators May Try Lewis  Negotiations Before  March 31 Date.

Part Of Coal Industry To Fix Contract   Government Expects John L. Lewis To  Negotiate With Part Of Operators Soon.

UMW CONFIDENT OF REVERSAL   Supreme Court. Takes UMW Appeal Under Advisement—Decision Not Expected for at Least Thre Weeks, *

DEGAULLE S “EXPECTED TO, TAKE POWER   NEW PREMIER MOBILIZES . MORE. “QIVILIAN, BOL‘ DIEHS" Ie THE. NA. ’ TIONAL CHIsts .

FRIGID BLASTS SWEEP NATION  ANOTHER NIGHT OF LOW TEMPERATURES LIKELY IN MIDWEST

MIDWEST HEL IN GRASP OF FRIGID WINDS   Gale-Like Blasts Sweep Country  With Sudden Cold

Winter Lashes Bitter Cold With High Winds And Chill Over WideArea Of Country

Cold And Snow Engulf East  4 In. Of Snow Here; Zero Expected Toniahi

Frigid Blasts  On Way Toward  Eastern Coast Cold Wave, Gale  Sweep Country

Winter Lashes Out At Much of Nation   Chill Felt from Rockies To Texas Panhandle, Cold Wave /oving East

Winter Lashes Out Over Much of Western Country  Temperatures Tumble Below Zero in Numerous Sections

YOUNG SLAYER. 18 SENTENCEL      MICHIGAN. BOY__WHO_ SHOT FOUR CHILDREN TO SERVE LIFE IN PEN

Fear Leftist Forces Might Renew Etforts To Overthrow Regime; Expect Complications In U. S. Plans °

Leftist Forces Expected To Vie For Power As Prince Paul Takes Throne

Bill to Create Mental Health Dept. in State Is Approved by House

House Passes Act for Mental Health Bureau   Bill to Create New Department in State Is Sent to Senate

House Favors State Mental Health Dept.   Passes Bill, 172 to 17. Despite Opposition _ Voiced by Democrats

THIRD FAMILY MEMBER SHOT MAY NOT LIVE   Ex-Hired Man's Trou ble With Employer Said Responsible

Glidden Farm Family Victim of Gun Attack   Coon Rapids Man, " Former Employe, Kttls Two. Self

2. in lowa Family Dead and 2 Wounded in Night Ambush   Irate Ex-Employe Kills Self After Shootina at Glidder

Two Others of Glidden Family Seriously Hurt   Jack Heuton, 27, Shoots § Sell After Tragic Slaying On Wessel Farm

Truman onWay to  Mother’s Bedside   Calls for Plane on Learning Mrs. Martha Truman Is Sinking   STAFF IS WITH HIM   a Departure to Sign  Unifying Armed  orces

Traman oaWayto Mother's Bedside   Calls. for Plane on Learning _ ‘Mrs. Martha Truman Is Sinking   Deleys Depart Departure ax Fins Unifyin  sd

Highway And Bridge Program Bills Pass   Over 100 Million Would be Available in Next Five Years

ANTI-RED BILL -. WAS APPROVED BY WIDE VOTE   MEASURE TO ‘GIVE HELP TO TWO NATIONS PASSED LAST NIGHT 367 TO 107

Truman To Get Balkan Aid Bill Early In Week   House Passes Measure 287-107; Few Details Yet 7o Be lroned Out

Greco-Turkish Aid Bill Soon To Reach President   Only Few Minor Details To Be Ironed Out By Congress On Measure   HOUSE PASSES  BILL ON FRIDAY

MAY NOT NEED TO BE SENT 10 CONFERENCE   Passed by House, 287 to 107, With Only Minor Changes

MUTE DIES VAINLY INRESCUE ATTEMPT   Signals Warning of Blaze But Co-Workers lindacided

AIR-TRAGEDY—REPORT MADE   INVESTIGATOR .SAYS DEFEC QIVE EQUIPMENT CAUSED -—~GRASH- THAT: KILLED-52——

Miners Extend Labor Protest   Indianans Join Keystoner: In Desertinge Pits

Many Miners ‘Continue Idle   Union Leaders Appea! To Workers To End Walk fae oe ele

‘C.Bowles IsBritishReady Still for OPA To. Get Out ‘He Testifies Of Palestine

PROMPT PRICE ACTION URGED   Former OPA Administrato: Warns of Dangers In Present Situation

MURDERED MAN WAS MINUS HIS “LUCKY” MONEY   Examination __Discloses Roy Daugherty Beaten Before Shooting   Wife Tells Movements

Wyoming Department of Commerce  And Industry Explains Its Aims   New Officials Seek To Exploit State’s Vast Industries — Aim For Political Reforms

Nevius Gives Up To Clark Sheriff   Poland Youth Is Boys’ State Head

‘Cold Front, Sliding Lazily from Rockies, May Reach Midwest Soo;

Mountain District Sending Cooler Wave to Midwest  General Rains May Aid in Reviving Crops During Week

COLD WAVE IS MOVING SLOWLY TOWARD EAST   Crosses Montana, Idaho From Canada; May Reach Great Lakes in 48 Hours

SEE HEAT RELIEF FROM MOUNTAINS   COLD AIR BUILDING UP OVER ROCKIFS; MAY BRING RAINS

Here’s That Cold Front Again!  It’s Expected To Reach Sweltering Midwest Within 48 Hours

Midwest May Get Relief From Slow Moving Cold Front  'By The Associated Preece

Red-Controlled lfalian Union Schedules Strike   Communist Killed, 20 Others Injured In Rome Disorders

ITALY REDS CHALLENGE GOVERNMENT   Threaten General Strike In Rome Next Tuesday

Strike Threat Handed Rome   Jobless Indemnity Demanded by. Group

Red-Led Rome Workers Serve Ultimatum   Give Gov't, Three Days to Accede to Employment Demana:

Italian Chamber Of Labor Issues 3-Day Ultimatum   Will Call General Strike in Rome Tuesday If Demands Are Not Met

GERMAN ECONOMY   Military Regime Aims To Give Reich Unregiment mal Bisornaek

US. Seeks Decentralized Economy For Germany; System Is Defended As Susecior To Socialistic Plans

NEWS INDEX   WINTERS OF DECISION  —U. S. Dollars May Win  Over Europe's Commies

Session Seen Marshall Aid In Soviet Fight   Prospect Of More American Dollars Strong Stimulant

Flow of Dollars To Europe Said Strong U.S. Aid   Marshall Offensive Against Russia Declared Bolstered

Reaction in U.S Is ‘Surprise’ To Wallace  Tr ./..3¥7. lw...   Recalls Churchill Speech in Missouri As “Private Citizen’

May To Resume Witness Stand In Trial On Monday   Former Congressman Opens Testimony With Denial _ Of Fraud Charges   MAY BE WITNESS FOR SEVERAL DAYS

LATEST PLAN MAY END LONG GREEK POLITICAL FEUD ‘Agreement In Greek Dispute Seen With Liberal Leader Seeking To Oraanize New Government

Greece May Get Coalition Government  Sophoulis Seen To Head Cabinet

Sophoulis Expected To Join Tsaldaris In Formation Of Broadened Greek Government   Meeting Today Expected To Temper Feud Which Has Disturbed Politics 37 Years

‘BROADENED GREEK ‘GOVERNMENT MAY BE FORMED SOON   Populist and Liberal Parties Are Expected to Consolidate in Calbsinet

Forecast Greek Liberal Leader As New Premiel  Broader Government Expected in Keeping   Broader Government Expected in Keeping With U. S. Requests

Broadening Of Government In Greece Likely   Liberal Leader Trying For A Coalition With Ravalict Party.

End Is Seen For Long Greek Feud   Royalists and Populists May Unite to Gain Obiectives of Nation

Liberal Leader Slated To Form Greek. Cabinet   Expeet Action Today; With Broader Membership; .. Fighting Continues Near Fontier .

New Cabinet Seer Likely in Greece  May Be Broadened to Meet U. S. Demands

‘Price Fixing Ils Eyed   Sparkman Endorses John Clark’s Urging Of An Investigation

Possible Price Fixing By Industry Is Cited ‘By Sparkman In Support Of National Probe

Beulah Overell Takes Stand __ [Heiress Tells Court Of Events (Prior To Death Of Her Parents

East and North Lawrence Electricity Cut Off; Underpass Flooded   TREE INTO THE HEARTH

TS WORST STORM  HERE SINCE 1935   East and North Lawrence Electricity Cut Off; Underpass Flooded   TREE INTO THE HEARTH

Bethlehem’s Star and Lights Draw Pilgrims from 3] States of Union

STAR IS BRIGHT IN BETHLEHEM   Greatest Pilgrimage Of Visitors Ever To Crowd Into “America’s City Of Christmas” Viewing Huge Man-Made Star.

50,000 Persons See Bethlehem Lights   Cara “From: - 31 States ’ Counted. on Bridge, on Way to See Splendor

—HUGE STAR LIGHTS BETHLEHEMPennsylvania City Is Crowded With Visitors

Pil erimage To Bethlehem, Pa.   City Founded By Moravians Celebrates

Record-Breaking Pilgrimage Swarms Into Bethlehem, Pa., America’s City Of Christmas

Federal Judge Refuses To Bar Speech; Third Party’s Formation In 1948 Forecasted If Both Parties Keep On Pathway To War

WALLACE HAS FORMULA FOR WORLD PEACE   TRUMAN AND STALIN BERLIN MEETING IS ‘FIRST STEP’

WALLACE CALLS FOR CONFERENCE OF TWO LEADERS   Declares Truman And Stalin Should Guarantee World Peace   HINTS AT CREATION OF POLITICAL PARTY

Sialin, Truman Meeting Urged.  . Wallace Calls for  Parley in Berlin

Wallace Calls on Truman, Stalin To Insure Peace   Speech in Washington Proposes Meeting Be in Berlin

Wallace Suggests Meeting With Stalin In Berlin As Move Toward World Peace

Wallace Urges Truman To Invite Stalin Confab   President’s Chief Critic Asks Substitute For Vandenberg Policy

Wallace Asks Truman To Meet With Stalin   Declares ‘Get Practical’ Not ‘Get Tough’ Policy Needed

Wallace Urging Truman-Stalin Peace Meeting   Warns of Chance O » Formation of New Political Party

Truman, Stalin Meeting Is Urged  Wallace Urges Step To Guarantee Peace

"Big Two" Talk Urged By Wallace   Asks Trumen and Stalin Meet; In Conditional New Party Threat.

Wallace Calls on Truman to Meet Stalin in Berlin  Anti-Communists  Fail to Block Talk In U. S.-Owned Raw!

WALLACE URGES TRUMAN, STALIN MEET IN BERLIN   Declares Conference Between Two Leaders Should Be “First Step” to Guarantee World Peace.   WOULD BAN TRAFFIC IN WEAPONS OF WAR   Predicts Third Party in 1948 lf “Present Course Toward War and Depression” Is Continued.

Wallace Urges Truman - Statin Peace Parley   Ex-Vice President Warns of Third Party Possibility

U.S. Forces in Germany Too Few to Permit Any Diversion to Greece

Deny Report of Revolt in Latin Amer.   U.S. Officially Says It Had Complaint On Arms Shipment

RUMORED PLOT DENIED BY U. S.   Statement Says Government Not Informed of Scheme Against C. A. Nations

LEAGUE: OF NATIONS ASSETS TRANSFERRED TO U. N. AND INTERNATIONAL LABOR OFT

TAFT REACHES COMPROMISE WITH IVES   Measure May Be on Way to Conference by Nightfall

Senate Votes OnAmendmen To Labor Bill   Measure May Reach Conference Tonight, Barring Longe Debate

Senate Speeding Toward Passage  (f Its Labor Bil   Measure May Reach Confer. ence By Tonight Unless Debate Is Prolonged   CLOSE VOTE ON ONE AMENDMENT

Stassen Gets Probe Pledge On Food Deals   Republicans Plan Inquiry; Pauley, Army Aide. Acensed

Stassen Urges Profiteer Probe   Says Truman Aides Are ‘Speculators’

Capital Insiders ’Cited kor Food Profiteering  Stassen Hurls Speculation Charge, Names Assistant ta Armv Serratar<y

Stfassen Claims Demo Insiders Gain Benefits  Edwin Pauley Is Aeked To Contirm

Truman Asks Fast Action on Defense  Of New World  Wants Congressional   Wants Congressional Authority to Arm, Train Two Continents

‘Hemisphere’ Funds Asked  For Defense   Truman Urges Need To Act In View Of ‘World Situation’

Grave World  developments Pointed Out   Army. Air Forces Plan New Arctic Maneuvers During This Summer

Canada Included in Appeal For Board Authority to Train Men, Standardize All Weapons

Calis On Congress to Hasten Defense Program in View of “World Developments”—Under Proposed Legislation U. S. Would Have Authority to Train Armies, Navies and Air Forces of All Nations in Western ffemisphere.

Truman Urges Action on Defense Plan   Would Supply Arms to Canada, Latin © American Countries

Truman Asks Congress Rust Defense Plans   Seeks Authority Supply Arms To Neiahbor Nations

Latin America, Canada Would Benefit From Plan  HST Asks Solons For Authority To Arm. Train Other Nations   PROVISIONS OF BILL LBaQavrnrn BY BAT’ TYarEen

Seeks Broad Authority tc Supply Arms to All Latin American Nations and Canada in View of Developments.

Congress Urged fo Hasten Action to Supply Arms to Defend Americas in View of ‘World Develonmente’

President Seeks Authority to Arm Americas      Warns Congress Speed Vitz In View of World Events

Would Give Arms To Latin-America And Canada,  And Train Men  For Armies, Navies

Rush of U.S. Arms To Latin America  Urged by Truman   President Appeals to Congress for Action On Hemisphere Defense Plans in View Of Current World Developments

Truman Cites Grave World Developments   President Asks Authority To Arm Latin America, Canada

AID FORLATIN AMERICA AND CANADA URGED   PRESIDENT TRUMAN SEES MENACE IN WORLD EVENTS

Latin America, Canada Would Benefit From Plan  HST Asks Solons For Authority To Arm, Train Other Nations   PROVISIONS OF BILL  AeWPNH DY Wer Treren

Years Of Walting For Hubby's Body, New. Romance, Followed By Divorce, And Then, Bic As Life. Snouse  Turns Up In Prison.

Soldiers In Battle Array Guard Paris   New Cabinet Called Into Session For Emergency Action

ALLIS STRIKERS BACK ON JOBS WITHOUT PACT   No Clashes Reported as Longest Walkout Ends in Milwaukee

Allis Chalmers Strike Ends   Longest Major Tieup In Nation Ends Without Settlement

UAW Strikers Returning To Allis-Chalmers   Union Vote Ends 328 Day Stoppage Without New Contract.

Union Vote Ends Bitter Allis Strike   Workers Away Fror Jobs 329 Days Come Back Today

Allis-Chalmers Workers Return... . Nation’s Oldest Auto Walkout Is Declared At End

LONGEST STRIKE COMES 10 END   Allis-Chalmers Workers Bac} Without Contract

Ali-Chalmers Workers File Quietly to Joos After 326 Days of Striking

LONG STRIKE ENDS BUT ISSUES HAVE Nor BEEN SETTLED   Altis-Cha'mets Workers Go ta Plants After Longest Major Walkout

328-DAY STRIKE ENDS AT ALLIS WITHOUT PACT   Union’s Demands Unsettled As Workers Go Back Following Vote

Strike Halts After 328 Days   Workers Back With Dis. pute Between Union-CGom-. pany Unscttled.

Allis-Chalmers Strike Ends   Workers Return To Jobs without Contract; Strikers Favor Returning to Work, 3 to 1

TRUCE DECLARED IN ALLIS STRIKE AFTER 328 DAYS   WORKERS VOTE TO RETURN WITHOUT CONTRACT, 3 TO 1

ALUSCHALMERS WORKERS BACK ON JOB IN MILWAUKEE   Strikers Return Without Con. tract; Walkout Cost — #25 non ann

Workers File Through Allis Gates Monday  Riedie ents T mnmank   Nation’s Longest Strike Ended “Without Contract

Truce Ends Strike at Allis Chalmers But Both Sides Vow ‘Fight to Finish’

UNION RETURNS TO WORK TODAY AT A-C PLANT, ENDING STRIKE   No Settlement Reached In Long Bitter Battle At Allis-Chalmers

clo Workers End 329-Day Allis Strike   _ Union Group Votes - 3 to 1 to Return Withant Contract

‘Cure for Influenza Believed Found: ‘Tests of Soil Mold Show Promise

Running The Influenza Germ To Earth  Drug Made From Soil Mold May Prove Lona Sought Cure For Dread Ailment

Drug that May Be Influenza Cure Is Believed Found in Mold in Soil

Soil Mold May Furnish Remedy For Dread Flu, Bacteriologists Advised   Green And Black Substance Seen As Holding  Promise Of Supplying A Drug That Well Cura Pileosce.

Works On Chickens And Mice .  NNO A ET LT AE ELL LL NES CC  Curative Dru ug kor The klu Promised By New Soil Mold

Works On Chickens And Mice.... ~  Curative Drug For The Flu Promised By New Soil Mold

MARSHALL FOR SOME KIND OF AID THIS YEAR   Secretary of State Hints Strong Need of Special Congress Call

Only Congress Can Authorize Needed Action, Secretary Says   ‘Refuses to Make Flat Statement Until Observers Report

'Gongress Is Only Body To Give OK   Marshall Makes In. timation For Spe. cial Session.

EUROPE MUST BE AdoloTED NOW, HE SAYS   Adequate Facts for Actior by October Promised by Secretary.

Secretary Hints Special Session Of Congress Necessary   British Ask United States To Help Pay Their Occupation Costs In (rermany ©

GREAT BRITAIN. TO NEED MORE HELP THIS YEAR   Marshall Hints Special Session of Congress Necessary

Europe's Need For Temporary Aid \mperative   Belief in Need For See. cial Session Of Congress Indicated.

Congress Must Authorize It   Londex in Urgent New Pleo. For U. S. ta Toke Over More of Germon Ccsupatio: Lead

EUROPEAN HELP APPEAL SOUNDED   Marshall Hints Special Ses  sion Is Necessary

Help This Ye :           Report U.'S. Getting, S To Take Over. Britis . Zone in Germany:

StateDepartment Charting Course   London Sends Urgent Plea That America Assume Large Share Of Occupation Costs

secretary Says Stopgap Help Needed  British Ask U. S.  to Assume More

STRONG INDICATION OF SPECIAL SESSION FOR CONGRESS SEEN  SECRETARY OF STATE PREDICTS ALL FACTS TO BE READY SOON

State Chief Hints Special Session Needed  Bulk of Oceunation   Bulk of Occupation Costs in Germany May Fall to U.S.

U. §. OUTLAYS IN THE REICH MAY INCREASE   Prodded by Urgent Plea From London, This Country Reported Plan ning to Assume More of Occupation Costs.

PLEA INDICATES CONGRESS CALL MAY BE NEEDED   Secretary Says Department Will Have Vital Facts On Situation By October

Fast Stop-Gap Aid to Kurope  Will be Asked   Britain Asks U. S. To Share German Occupation Costs— Aid Facts Ready

Special Call For Congress Held Urgent   Decision May Be Reached Next Month

Europe Must Get ‘Temporary Help’   "Gy Congress Can, Give  . Secretary Marshall Asserts   MAY CALL CONGRESS   Facts on Which to Base Action Available in Late October

Hints Congress Session Needed To Give Help Before Year’s End; Says Data Available in October

Europe Must Have Aid This Year, Marshall   Declines To Say That Special Congress Session Needed; U. S. May Take Ali Occupation Costs.

State Department Compiling Facts On Situation; Britain Is ‘At End Of Rone’ In Germany

Statement Made After London Plea   Report Intimates Special Session Necessary; to Have Adequate Facts for Decision in October

STATES EUROPE WILL NEED AID BEFORE JANUARY   DECLARES FACTS ON EUROPEAN PROBLEMS READY IN OCTOBER

Special Term Looms on Aid   Marshall Says Only Congress Can Approve Help, but Avoids Direct Commitment on Extra Fall Session

Marshall Says Europe Will Need Some Temporary Aid This Year; Naclines Special Session Forecast

Form of Aid Put in Hands Of Congress   Special Session May Be Necessary for Assistance This Year

SAYS EUROPE MUST . HAVE SOME KIND OF TEMPORARY AID   Secretary Marshall States That Only Congress Can Authorize It.   A SPECIAL SESSION?   He Deelined to Say Flatly Such a Session Should Re Called.

Special Session is Hinted   British Occupation Of Germany to Be Aided by America

—LUROPE— Help Must Be Approved By Congress  Special Session Pay Toad

Special Session  cea is Necessary, 1) fr Pi naie U_S. Studies Urgent British Plea for Relief In Occupation Costs

Hints Need For Special Legistation   Secretary Marshall Believe: Congress Should Act on European Relief

Hints Need Of Special Talks Soon   Only Congress Can Give Aid, Cabinet Officer Tells His News Conference

Extra Session Need Hinted By Marshall  . Adequate Facts   Adequate Facts To Be On Hand During October

Marshall Hints Special Session Most Necessary   Says Europe Must Have Some Kind Of Aid This Year.

Marshall Says Europe Needs Aid This Year   Declares Only Congress Can Authorize Help; State Department To Have Facts In October

150 10 Million. More Is Needed   Expected to b to be Stopgap Measure to End When  Marshall Plan Starts —

MARSHALL STATES EUROPE MUST HAVE SOME KIND OF AID WHICH ‘CONGRESS ONLY CAN AUTHORIZE   Special Session May Be Necessary Although Secretary of State Does Not Go on Record  As Favoring—Soviet Foreign Minister  Save U. S. Is Undermining Atomic Agreement

Marshall Hints Special ‘Session Needed To Get Relief Supplies To Europe

Declines To Make Outright Request For Fall Session   Secretary Of State Asserts Europe Must Have Temporary Aid Which Only Congress Can Authorize

Secretary Intimates He Feels Special Session Necessary to Provide Approval - .   President Is Given All Data in Matter,. He Reports .

Marshall Wants Action   Says Only Congress Can Authorize Temporary Relief Program

Diplomat Hints at Special Session Need   Congress Alone Can Authorize ‘Temporary Aid

U.S. Studies a New Appea From London   Asked to Assume Larger Share of German Occupation

7 Hints e Favors New Congress Call   Says Europe Must Get Temporary Aid in ‘47

Britain Asks U. 5. To Share ‘Occupation Cost   Congressional Session Predicted In October

Hints Need for Special Session To Meet Demand   New Pilea From London For U. &. To Share Cost Of British Occupation Cost

Europe Needs Temporary Aid This Year   Secretary Of State Declines To Say Such A Session Absolutely Should Be Called

Marshall Says Europe Needs Aid in a Hurry   Secretary of State Silent About Asking Congressional Action

Marshall Hints at Session   Recall of Congress May Be Necessary To Enact Stop-Gep European Relief

Urges Aid This Year For Europe   Secretary Marshall Says Only Congress Can Authorize Plan--Hint Special Session

Deadline for Europe  Aid Given   London Asks U. S. Pay More of German Occupation Costs

Marshall Indicates Belief in Congress  Session During Fall   Three-Way  Investigation Gets Under Way in Capital City-

London Asks Dollar Relief From Outlays For Germany   Government Receives Word Britain To Run Out Of Money Soon

Secretary Indicates Speeial Sesson Of Congress Is Necessary      Britain Pleads Help In Germany   U.S. May Have To Advance $100,000,000 More To Bridge Crisis

Proposed Move Is Part of Plan  To Raise Europe's Economic Status By Self-Help; England Has No Dollars To Buy Imported Food

Europe Must. Have Aid Now, Marshall Says   ~ Only Congress Can  _ Authorize Temporary Relief, Secretary of State Declares

Marshall Says Europe Must Ge Aid This Year:  - VAfets Cay gio   Won't Say Flatly If Special Session Te Necescary

Europe In Need Of Aid He States   Marshall Does Not Say So, But Hints Extra Session Of Congress To Re Neode;

Broad Hint Of Special  Session _   Marshall Says Europe Must Have Aid This . Year. and That Only  Congress Can Give It

Special Session of Congress Needed To Provide Relief, Secretary Hints; U.S. Set to Take Over Load in Germany

Tells Necessity f Temporary  Help This Year   Report U. S. Getting Set To Take Over British Zone in Germany

Marshall Hints Special Session May Be Needed   Says Europe Must Have Temporary Aid This Year

Congress May Gather in Special Meet   Secretary Says Quick Action Is Needed On Part of America

Thinks Congress Action Required   (ives Strong Indication He Believes Special Session Will Be Necessary; British Urge Assistance In Germany

Only Congress Can Authorize lt, Secretary Says  ef... oe. tT   Some Temporary Help Necessary This Year

SPECIAL HELE FOR EUROPE NEEDED   bSiate Dept. Head Declares Aid Must Come This Year   MORE FACTS   To Be Available In October When Commission Returns To U. S.

Marshall Insists Europe Must Have Aid Yet This Year  Will Not Commit Self on Special Session Call

BYRNES GETS POST IN FILM INDUSTR\   Former Secretary Retainec ! Ry Erie Johnston

Former Secretary In Movie Post....  Byrnes Takes Job fn Film Industry

Eleven Dead In Crash In Spain   Cuban Airliner Hits Cliff And Explodes; Navy. — Plane Still Missing.

11 DIEIN CUBAN PLANE CRASH   Airliner Hits Cliff in Fog West of Madrid

Senate Debate Scheduled for Next Monday   Hearings Planned on Tru man’s Proposals to Au.  thorize Credit Controls

Banking Panel Promises Action To Curb Prices   Committee Votes To Start Hearings Monday On Some Of President's Proposals; Debate Also Scheduled Monday On Aid To Europe

Group fo Spur Inflation Curb   Senate Banking Unit Plans Meeting Monday

Tomarrous Headlines 7. “joday TAFT SAYS CONGRESS TO PROVIDE FULL FOREIGN AID SUM SOUGHT; HAIT TQ RISING PRICES PLEDGED

Texas Joins in ‘Meatless’ Day  Turkey Growers at Cuero Are  Ble deaslese Ala ooman wae Deanram

FORMER LOCAL MAN IS KILLED   Raymond Benedict, 44, Dies While Fighting Fire In Detroit Bakery

Recall Asked By Army In Frankfurt   Is Anti-American, General Huebner Says In Letter

ASK RECALL OF POLISH OFFICER   U. S. Army Requests Poland To Withdraw Chief Of Polish Liaison Section In Germany Because Of Anti-United States Speeches.

Polish Liaison Head’s Recall Asked by U.S.   uropean Commander . Charges Hostile Talks Were Made.

U.S. Army Asks Poles To Recall Officer For  ‘Anti-American’! alks

Speeches Against ~ America Charged   Request For Withdrawal Of Liaison Chief From U.S. Headquarters In Frankfurt Is Made By General Huebner

§ Demands ish Army an's Recall   ati-American veeches Subject € Strong Frotest

U.S. Army Asks Polish Liaison  Officer's Recall   Charged With Making Anti-American Speeches At Frankfurt

'Polish Army Attache Is Fired By U.S.   Immediate Recall From Berlin Asked Because Of Speeches

Army Demands Poland Recall Liason Officer . Charges Polish Colonel   Makes Bitter Anti-U. 5. Sneeches jo Officers

POLE'S RECALL ASKED BY U. §.   Liaison Section Chief Charged With Making Anti-Americon Talks in Reich

U.S. Army Asks Moves Against Polish Envoy   Charges Official Made Speeches Attacking Natian

U.S. Asks Recall of Polish Liaison Officer for Talks   American General Says Polish Officer Made Speeches Acainst U.S.

Ask Recall Of a Pole ©   U. S. Army in Berlin Accuses Liaison Offi.cer of Anti-U. S. Talk

Expect Marshall to Stand Pat on Acheson Affair  Concern Expressed by Some Official Quarters

Expect Marshall to Stand Pai on Acheson Affair  ' Gomeem Expressed by Gome

Ecuadorian Rebel Garrison Bows to Mancheno Control   Revolt in Country's Key Seaport City Against Regime Ends Quickly   FIGHTING SPREADS THROUGHOUT NATION   Counter - Revolutionary Forces Claim Control of Strategic Cities

REVOLT ENDS IN ECUADOR PORT   But Battles Against Dictator Continue Fisewhere

One Unit Ends New Revolt In Ecuador   4 Other Cities Still Claimed by Groups Opposing Dictator

8 Year Olds”  Say They Put Nail Between Switch Rails °   Results in Accident Derailing Five Cars and Injuring Five Persons at Kokome

GUERRILLAS FIGHT MODERN CIVIL WAR IN OLD TRADITICNS   Battle Is Greek vs. Greek; No Evidence Yet Found Of Foreigners Taking Part in Struggle.

Guerrillas Only Harass Greeks  en Fee Soe   Bands Armed With Machineguns Must Ward Off Airmen

[ITALY SIGNS TRADE PACT WITH BRITAIN    Unemployed Stage Derm  ie att tte gies: Rive wes

65TH ASSEMBLY STORM SIGNALS HOISTED TODAY   Bitter Legislative Battles Loom As Body Prepares To Convene Jan. 8

65th Illinois Assembly To Convene On Wednesday   Bitter Legislative  Battles Shaping Up for GOP Controlled Springfield Session

BITTER BATTLES ARE SHAPING UP IN  ECTS) ATR   iGreen Will Outline Program Wednesday at Opening Assembly Session   FIVE PRINCIPAL TOPICS   Housing, Institutions, Edu: cation, Public Works, Vet Welfare -to Be Stressed

LEGISLATURE’S ’ WORK FINISHED ~ AT LATE HOU   Weary Solons Adjourn Sine Die Today—Most of Turner - . Pledges Met.

House Gay In Closing Hours   Senate Quieter As Session Cleans Up Minor Measures; Turner Praises Legislators

Turner Visits Both Houses and Takes Part In Fun in Closing Hours Of Final Seccion

Governor’s Proposals ‘Mouthful’ for Session  - Legislators Laud Courageous Step ‘ To Eliminate Evil of Jail Food Fee

SHIP WORKERS STRIKE ENDED   Wildcat Walkout In N. York That Tied Up American Liners, Is Settled

LONGSHOREMEN END STRIKE IN NEW YORI   Union Votes to Stop Wildcat Walk out and Return to Jobs—Get lo-Cent Wage Increase,

Longshoremen Strike Is. Over   ‘Wildcat Six-Day Walkout Is Called Off.

HOLD WYOMING SCHOOL MEET ON CONSOLIDATION   Sandham Grade School Ask: Interested Districts To Meet Thursday

CALL WYOMING SCHOOL MEET ON CONSOLIDATION   Sandham Grade School Ask: Interested Districts Meet June 12

Hunt Teenage  Girl Kidnaper   Baby, Three Months Old Found Safe; Think Gir "Got Scared”

1 KILLED, 20 HURT IN PLANE MISHAP   Pennsylvania Wave Victim Of Landing Crackup In California

7 a — FIRST ‘RADAR FAILURE —  Wave Killed, 20 Hurt In California Creish

ONE KILLED, 20 HURT IN CRASH   First Time Radar Fails i 76,000 Plane Landings

Wave Killed When, for First Time, Radar-Control Fails to Land Plane

ONE KILLED IN PLANE LANDING   WAVE Corpsman Dead And 20 Injured When Radar Fails To Guide Plane Safely At Oakland. Calif.

Radar Fails in Plane Landing   One Killed, 20 Others Hurt in Crash of Navy Plane

One Killed When Navy Plane Crashes  Big Transport Skids Across   Big Transport Skids Across Field Shedding Wreckage, Passengers

EIETENTHALWINS SENATE TEST VOTE   Now Certain To Be Confirmed Next Week

Victory Sure For Lilienthal   Senate Rejects Move TT, Delay Nominatior

Senate Democrat Predicts Senate Will Sustain Veto On Anti-Portal Pay.

Lilienthal Passes Biggest Hurdle fer Senale Confirmation   Republican Leaders Conceding Defeat Before Final Vote

Lilienthal Passes First Major Test   Republican Leaders Of Opposition Forces Concede Defeat: Final Vote Is Next Week

Lilienthal Wins Crucial Test   Foes Concede Defeat After 52-38 Vote

Lilienthal Tops Biggest Hurdle In Senate Fight  Fe ee ee SP   Confirmation Seem: Sure Within Week; G.0.P. Chiefs Tangle

Veteran to Admit A-Secret Thefts   Kivi Waives Indictment; : Scheduled to Plead

SIX KILLED FOUR MISSING IN PACIFIC   Three Saved as Bomber Dives in Ocean Near Hawail

Retail Grocers Ask Members to Cut Food Prices  Present Levels Said Serious by Association Heads

Grocers Call For Reduced  Price Drive Propose Asking Suppliers’ Aid

Retail Grocers Sean Methods To Cut Price:   Group Advises President Of Efforts to Lower Caate af Fand

“TRUMAN PLEA BACKED  ‘Grocery, Meat Groups Act For Lowest Possible Prices

Grocers Take Steps To Cut Food Price:   National Association Call: On 70,000 Members Yo Cooperate With Suppliers

iMeat Dealers Also Agree Grocers Tell Truman Of Price Cooperation

Henry Wallace Renews Attack Upon President   Retail Grocers Ask Suppliers To Lower Level Of Food Prices

Office Boy Who Shunned Comic Magasines and Stuck With Textbooks Now Atomic Riteadies

Office Boy Who Shunned Comic Magazines and Stuck With Textbooks Now Atomic Serenti ct

Diplomats Worry As Prices Climb   Success of Marshall Plar  May Be at Stake, Belief

8 Drown as Sudden Storm Wrecks and Sinks Tug in  Strait of Juan de Fuca.   Entire Crew of Ship Lose Lives When New Orleans Bound War Surplus Tug Goes Down; Most of Men Resided in Washington State and: California

Brotherhoods Will Aid In McNear Probe   County, State, City, FBI Join In Investigation

LAUNCH FEDERAL, STATE PROBE OF MCNEAR SLAYING   POLICE DIG INTO HISTORY OF FIGHT WITH RAIL UNIONS

ARABS UNHAPPY WITH UN PROBE   Discontent With — Inquiry Into Palestine Problem Reported Spreading

FLOODWATERS OF MISSOURI RIVER RHLEN ON FANAY   Moving Toward Jefferson City After the Crest at Boonville.   THE BIG MUDDY STEADY   Thousands of Acres Were Flooded by Bursting Levees. —

DISPUTE IN ClO MARKED CLOSED   Smelter Workers Bar Action on Plan to Pick New Leader for Union

MURRAY SETTLES BEFORE SESSION   Internal Squabbles Taken Care of So Convention Will be Harmonious

Dairymen to Seek Aid of Dealers in Maintaining Price   Will Ask Payment of “44 Cents Above Amount Set By Federal Order

From A Johnson Grass Farnve Skull Creek Philosopher Knows 7 How Comptroller Could Find. 32. Million He Didn’t Know He Had

Yegua Philosopher: J. A. Knows How Comptroller Could Find 139 Million He Didn’t Know He Had

PROBE CRASH FATAL 10 STAR OPERA SINGER   (irace Moore, Swedist Prince and Twenty Others Killed

Swift Legislative Teacher Program Endorsement Seen   Bills to be Introduced Monday To Implement Plan Including Provision for Local Taxation

Bills to Be Offered on Salary Plan   New Levies Also to Be Covered in Measures; Passage of Program Predicted   Groupings Made   Schedules Cover Areas of Population, Terms of Service

Possibility Of Big Tax Cut In 1948 Seen; Structure To Be Revised

Another Tax Cut Set for 48, With  General Revision   House Committee Announces Hearings On New Revenue Setu

KNUTSON TO PRESS FOR TWO TAX CUTS   ' WAVORS SLASH IN 1343, IN ADDITION TO ONE NOW i BEFORE CONGRESS.

Billions May Be Slashed  Nation's Whole Tax Structure To Be Scrutinized for Cuts

Huge 1948 Tax Cut Is Indicated   House to Study Broadened Revisicn Plans ©

Additional Tax Cuts in “48 Appear Possible  Whole Structure to Be Opened Scon for Revision

British, French Delegations  Leave for Home ' Express Regret  at Inability  tn Reach Accord

JONES HEARING QPENS FRIDAY   Drew Pearson To Be Heard By Subcommittee

StateChecking On Jobless Pay Claims  Actual Fraud Cases Tatal $975 000.

JOBLESS PAY PROBE SHOWS FRAUD CASES   $275,000 Fraudulent Claims Revealed By State Director

DEVERS PRESENTS SECURITY PROGRAM   Declares Nation Must Be Developed To Be Both Economically And Socially Strong

WOULD BLOCK WEST THREAT OF RED MARCH   Cites East-West Trade Need in Opening Debate on Relief Bill. .

Calls for Defeat Of ‘Red’ Tyranny   Senate Chairman Sees Communist Tactics as A Drive for Conquest

Vandenberg Asks Speedy Aid Approval   Republican Urges Defeat for ‘Tyranny Of Communists’

Vandenberg Asks Speedy Aid Approval   Leaves President's Chair To Debate On Winter Relief.

Says Aid Need Grim   Vandenberg Urges Swift Approval of Bill Granting Emergency Help te Europe

Vandenberg Asks For Aid Bill Passage   Seeks Quick Senate Approval to Defeat “Lurking Tyranny”  PE Mig kt ow ce

SPEEDY APPROVAL TO DEFEAT LURKING REDS VANDENBERG’S PLEA  COMMITTEE TOLD U.S. j FOOD SHORTAGE MAY RESULT FROM POLICY

Bridges Fears U.S. Shortage Of Food   + Michigan Senator Favors Aid For China Alsa

Vandenberg Asks Speedy Approval Of Emergency Aid  Regrets Price Issue Linked by President With Foreign Help

Michigan Senator Regrets Tying Foreign Relief With Inflation Curbs: Deplores Silence on China

SPEEDY APPROVAL TO  DEFEAT LURKING REDS  VANDENBERG’S PLEA COMMITTEE TOLD U.S. FOOD SHORTAGE MAY ‘  TEM eK MNase re Eres

Senate Urged to Defeat Red Aggression —   G.O.P. Leader Regret: 597-million. Fund Leaves Out Chine

Vandenberg Asks Speedy Aid Approval   New Type Communism On March, Michigan Republican Senator Tells His Colleaaues

European Aid Debate Is Qnened Today   Sen. Vandenberg Says Money To Defeat Communistic Spread

Asks Senators To Approve $59 Million Spending  Opens Di = Debate. on.

Vandenberg Asks Senate Approve Emergency Aid  ~ Sees Need To  Curb Communism

Warns of Communism:   Operts Senate Debate on Winter Relie§ for Frarce;, fraly, Austria

Vandenberg Asks Speedy Approval Of Emergency Aid   Opens Senate Debate on Winter Relief Measure for European Countries.

VANDENBERG ASKS — “SPEEDY APPROVAL  OF EMERGENCY AND   For Europe to Defeat Tyran. ny of “Communism 1 Aggression.”   LEGISLATION DEBATED   It Would Authorize Winter Relief for France, Italy, Australia.

SOLON URGES HELP 10 STOP RED MENACE   New Hampshire Solon Sees ‘Meager Rations’ as Result of Plan

Vandenberg ‘in Plea for Speedy Aid   Asks Approval o f $597,000,000 Aid  For Eurore

Upper House President Urges Defeat of ‘Lurking Tyranny’ of World ‘Communist Soread’

Regrets No Aid Asked For Chinese   Also Is Sorry Truman Couple Anfi-Inflation Bid. With Emergency Call   Says. Unity Is Over   International Ties Have Fallen Apart, Senator Says.

Quick Approval Of Emergency AidPlanSought  By Vandenberg   Would Defeat ‘Lurking Tyranny’ of Red  Aggression

Need Funds To Turn Back  ‘Communism   Head of Foreign Relations Group Makes Appeal Before Senate

Rampaging River Withdraw From Flooded Valleys  Dam Formed by Ice   Dam Formed by Ice Threatens to Block Streams

Rampaging River Withdraw From Flooded Valleys  Dam Formed by Ice Threatens to Block Streams

FORMER IOWANS IN PLANE CRASH   Stewardess Daughter of State Representative

Five Die In Gary Blaze   Negro Children Are Victims of Fire In Basement Home

Wounds Brother As Pair Hunts   5 Negro Children Die In Flaming Apartment

STATE AFL AND GID TELL OF PROGRAM FOR LEGISLATURE   Labor Groups Plan to Be Active in Indiana General Assembly at Capital Sessions.   IOUSES TO START VORK TOMORROW

Soon To Build 10 Hangars At Local Airport   Commissioners Set March 24 To. Receive Bids

Reynolds Plane Claims Another  New Speed Mark   Believe Chicage-Washington Flight In One Hour, 45 Minutes is New Record

KEY LONG LINES PEACE IS NEAR   Senate Leaders Expectec : to Push Labor Laws  in Face of Veto

Woters Highest at Keosauqua Since 1903; No Fatalities   Quadruplets Born To Montana Womar   American Nationalism Hit By Princeton Dean Emeritus

Diplomats See ‘Red Belt’  Solidifying Against West  Great New Power In Soviet Sphere Arising in Europe,  One Official Says

Gast “Rails. YE a  “Red Belt”’ States Of Europe Move ' ” Inte. Solid Front To Resist West

REDS IN EUROPE ARE TIGHTENING BLOC INCENTER   Battle For Berlin And Defeat Of Marshall Plan Foreseen   SOVIET INFLUENCES UNITE RESISTANCE

Diplomats Fear Red Bloc Might  Dominate Europe   Countries Under Russian Direction Resisting Western Leadership Bids

‘Red Belt’ Forming East Europe Recovery  Program; Seeks To Outstrip Marshall Plan

BELT GETS SET AGAINST WEST   Danubian Area Looms As Major Factor In Bid To  Run Continent

Urges U. S. to Aid China to Tune of $1,350,000.000  c.. ALL. a. BI Offers Dian

Bullitt Proposes Program for Aid to Chinese  Three-Year Schedule Would Cost $1,350,000,000

Lists 800 Persons ' Dead, 7.000 Hurt   Number of Fatalities May Reach 1,000; Port City Officials Fear :   PAMACE MAY TOP MILLION MARK   Hundreds of Workers Dig Into Ruins Under Neer“Tropical Sun

7000 Hurt in Cadiz  Explosion   Preliminary Reports Indicate Many Parts of Port City Ruined

Recover 4 00: Bodies From Ruins OF City   Cadiz Is Described Scene ot Utter Destruction  Afler Mounilions Explosion.

Is Unsubstantiated And. Preliminary Estimate  7,000 ARE INJURED Workers Probe Ruins  In Search For P..)°..

CADIZ BLAS! DEATH TOLL SET AT 800   7,000 Believed Hurt; Damage $25,000,000

Death Toll in Cadiz Blasts May Hit 8OO   400 Bodies Reported Already Found in Ruins Of Spanish City Where Big Arsenal Exploded

BLAST VICTIMS’ BODIES HUNTED   Some Sources Predict Spanish Toli May Hit 800

Spain Fears _ Toll in Blast May Reach 800   Estimates Rise As Cadiz Ruins Yield 400 Bodies

NEW CADIZ DEATH TOLL ESTIMATES RISE TODAY 10 800   More Than 4100 Bedies Found Already; Fear  - Final Total May Be Close to 1000.

Fear Nearly 1000 Died In  Explosions   Six Thousand Hurt,  Many Homeless; Estimate Years Required To Recover Normalcy.

Cadiz Dead Set Mt 800, Believe      y Much of Bidsted:. Spanish City Outside Dock Zone Recovering

Death Toil in Cadiz Explosion Estimated at 800   7,000 Injured In Arsenal Blast At Spanish Port

OF SPANISH CITY   Officials Estimate 7,000 Injured And Hundreds Are  Hameloce

Death Toll In Terrific Blast Going Higher  800 Dead, 7,000 as... §. § wédackb

Cadiz Toll Is Upped to 800   Believe 7,000 Were Injured; Figures Are Unsubetantiated

Blast s Death Tolt Placed Near 800   Spanish Authorities Suppress Statistics In Arsenal Explosion

Brazil Votes To Rid Nation  Of Communists   Red Party Outlawed By Decree Of Supreme Electoral Tribunal

Brazii Bans Communists   President Suspends Labor Groups Under Red Deminance

‘GET SPECIFIC, GOVERNMENT LEADERS TOLD   Joint Committee Demands Definite Plans for Stopping Inflation

Republicans Ask That Democrats ‘Get eae  Concerns Fant rs Wanted From Solon

Demand Made for Specific Plans on Truman Prograin   Taft Is Opposed to. Writing . Blank Check;. Watkins  ; Also Calle. for  i a ee ae

SENATORS ASK PRESIDENT 10 GET SPECIFIC   MORE INFORMATION WANTED IN WAR ON INFLATION

Republicans Want Specific Data (n Power Plea   Taft Is Opposed To Writing Blank Check For Authority

Wary Of Controls Scheme  GOP Demands Specific  Program From Truman

—SENATORS ASK QUESTIONS— ‘Get S pecific’ Demand  Sent To Administration

Be Specific On Anti-Inflation Powers: GOP   Senate Renublicans Demand Truman Get Down to Brass Tacks

TAFT PROTESTS TRUMAN FAILURE TO BE SPECIFIC  BALKS AT BLANKET REQUEST FOR BROAD

Republicans Want More Specific Recommendations  Administration Tolc To List Desires On Domestic Program

“Be Specific”, GOP Urges President on  Anti-Boom Powers   Taft Says Administration Would Stretch Any Authority Given

Taft Objects to Blank Check On Truman Powers   Demands President Be  . Specific on Plans Racinst Inflation

SENATORS WANT BROAD DATA ON ECONOMIC AIMS   Republicans Demand That Administration ‘Get Specific” About Anti-Inflation Powers It Wants From Congress.

Taft Opposes Blank Check For Truman   President Advised To ‘Get Specific’ Des Deon Thee,

TEXAS CITY RUINS” YIELD MORE DEAD;: FIRES STILL BURN   Red Cross Reports 580 Lost Lives in Disaster—Danger of New Explosions Believed Past.   MOST STORES REOPEN; SCHOOLS STILL CLOSED   Residents Who Fled to Hows  ton and Galveston Start  Returning as Bus Serv ice Is Resumed. bs

Texas City Digging Out From Ruins  Searchers Probe   Searchers Probe Grim Dock Area For More Bodies

Eight More Dead» Found In Water   Scores Of Others Taken From Monsanto Chemical Corp. Plant; Plans Made For Burials And Rehabilitation

Texas City’s Ruins Vield More Bodies   Scores Found at Monsanto Chemical Plant; Eight Recovered From Water Where Boat Exploded

More Bodies Found Among Burning Ruins   Death Toll Set at 580 But is Being Added To as Search Goes On   Pictures on Page 6

Death Toll Estimates Mount as Searchers  Find Victims’ Bodies   sullen Fires Cast Smoke Shadows Over Stricken Texas City: Workers Concentrate on Relief

SMOKE SHROUDS RESCUE EFFORT IN TEXAS CITY   8 More Bodies Found in Ruins Blasts’ Death Toll Estimated at 580

Tired Texas City Combing Haunted Ruins for Bodies   ‘Red Cross Says Death Toll Nears 580; Explosior Danger Is Past, Officials Declare

Texas City Spurs Relief Work; Plants Burning  Danger of Explosion: Believed Over; Death Toll Mounts

Truman Urged To Sign Bill Banning Portal Pay Claims   Democrats Seek Action To Offset Expected Labor Disputes Veto

Truman Expected To Veto Any Labor Regulation Bill   President Is Reported ‘Set’ and Taft Won't Start Over Aaain

Democrats Urge Labor Bill Veto, Portal Ban Okeh   Cabinet, Congress Advisers Sue cest Political Offset

_ —OFFSET TO EXPECTED LABOR BILL VETO ?—  Truman Urged to Sign Portal Ban

VETO ON LABOR CURBS SEEN Truman Faces Showdown On Portal Pay, Labor Curbs

F  See Truman ‘Split On Signing of Two Major Labor Bills  Hint President May Sign One and Veto

Truman Expected To Veto Any Labor Regulation Bill  President _ Is Reportec “Set’ and Taft Won't  ay ee a re lr ae

Congressional Democrats Urge Truman To Sign Portal Pay Bill  Lieutenants Say Enaction Would Serve As Political oOce...2 sW. Benoanetocld Vans... LC FT Bb nee Piece eetnn, WO bent

Advisers Urge President to Sign Portal Ban to Olfset Expected a Veto of Labor Disputes Measure

Truman Said Set To Veto Pending Bill   Urged To Sign Portal-Pay Bill To Offset Action

DEMOCRATS URGE TRUMAN T0 SIGN PORTAL PAY BIL!   Call for Approval as Political Offset to Expected Veto  of Labor Legisla  ton.   ACCORD ON UNION CURBS HELD UNLIKELY   Report Widely  Circulated That President is “Set” Against Both House and  Senate Measures.

SIGNING OF PORTAL PAY BILL URGED   Action by Truman Would Offset Veto Of Disputes Acts

Report Morinigo May Quit Post   Both Sides Would  Avoid Bloodshed

Limestone Tot Dies as Flames Destroy Home.   Burns in His Crib Despite Efforts of Mother To Save Hir

Two-Story Dwelling Totally Destr oved: Cause Is Not Known   Frantic Efforts Made by Mrs. Wade Holt Te Save 26-Movth-Old Son; Flames Spread Rapidly; Firemen from Area Towns Called

Students Protest Change In Rules At A. and M.; Over 209 Officers Resign

Entire Corps of College Marche: In Mass Protest   Students Decry Lack Of Authority Under Administration Shift

Bus Strike Violence Reported   Two Men at Shreveport Say They Were Beaten After Applying for Jobs

6.0.P. LINEUP TOPS FOES IN CITY PRIMARY   Zimny Wins Fifth Spot In Commissioner - Contest :   VOTE REACHES 6.521

Congressmen Getting Curious, Many Investigations Loom for Late August

SOVIET ACCORD PREDICTED FOR BIG-FOUR MEET   Official Circles Believe Russia Will Agree on Plan for Germanv’s Welfare.

U. S. Officials: Optimistic. About Big Four Council   ‘Deputies Meet In London Today To Map.Work

Note Of Optimism Heard About Forthcoming Big Four Council Meeting 

CAUTIOUS HOPES RAISED FOR BIG FOUR CONCLAVE   Administration Ready To Blast Reds For Failure

Introduce Bill Pr ‘oviding for Driv ing Tests   Applicants Would Have to Show Ability To Know Warning:

Strict Tests For Missouri Drivers Urged   Bilf Introduced in Senate Would Permit Examination by Patrol

Holds Men Should Be Free To Speak   Tells Conference In Moscow Of U.S. Attitude

Places Stress On American. . Views in All Parts of World While Discussing Democratization — Of Germany

Big Four Talks on China Dim   Ministers Grapple With Problems of German Treaty

SAYS SOCIETY NOT FREE IF PEOPLE FEAR   Statement Stresses American Stand for All Parts of World

- — EDITORIAL — American ‘Appetites’ Assailed —   NEW ‘MASTER’ FOR GREECE    Discussions on China Unlikely Despite Russ

Marshall Is Plain Spoken To Reds   Democracy Mean: Free Expression  For All Men

Prospects Dim For Big 3 Talks On China Crisis   Problem Shares Interest  In Red Paper’s Attack  On President Truman

China Unlikely  To Join Parley   Far East Crisis Not To Be Brought Up Unless  Chinese Consent

Marshall Champions Democracy   Defends U. S. Ideals Of Freedom Before Ministers’ Meeting In Moseow

Totalitarian Mode Hit by U. §. Secretary   Democratic Society Bluntly Explained By Gen. Marsholi

Stresses American Stand   Says Men Must Have Right to Express Own Beliefs

Parley On Chinese Crisis Appears Unlikely After Reports Chiang Refuses To Take Part

SOCIETY MUST BE FREE, SAYS SEC. MARSH   Tells Ministers. Meeting That U.S. Does Not Consider  Curbed) Democracies   ‘SPEECH IS BLUNT TALK FOR SOVIETS BENEFIT

Although Russia Again Insists... . Prospects Dim For Debate On  China Turmoil

America's View Of Democratic Society Is Cited   Discussion of China Issue by Conferees Is Believed Unlikely

MARSHALL PUTS BIG 4 STRAIGHT ON DEMOCRACY   Says Society Not Free If Law-Abiding People  Are Living in Fear

Marshall Gives His  idea of Democracy  U.S. Delegate Gives Blunt Definition

China Refuses Moscow Talk On Problems   Even With Herself Toking Part; Debate Resumed On German Treaty Questions

Soviet Press Says U.S. Is ‘Interfering’   Izvestia Editorial attacks Truman Announcement; Marshall States Policy Of U.S. on Demoarrary

Democracy Views Given  By Marshall   Tells Moscow Parley Freedom Of Expression Marks Free Society

Little Hope Conference Will Study China Plan   Russia, U, S. Facing Power Diplomacy In Fight) For Influence

Prospects for ‘Big 3’ Talks On China Dim   Izvestia Editorial Lambasts Truman on Greek Appeal

Marshall Calls kor Freedom  ThroughW orld   Secretary Indirectly Takes Shot At Russia’s Dictatorial Policies

ACCUSES HIM OF TRYING TO GRAB TWO COUNTRIES  PROSPECTS FOR BIG  THREE TALKS ABOUT CUINECEeE cRICIS DIM

A SPEECHLESS “DEMOCRACY” IS ATTACKED   Marshall Tells Big Four Meet the U.S. Does Not Consider a Society Democratic if Citizens Fear to Express Themselves.

HAESH ADVICE FOR BIG 4 ON EQUAL RIGHT!   Marshal! Stresses Views of U. S$. Upon Freedom of Speech.

Blunt Speech Emphasizes U.S. Policy .   Secretary Also -Gives Report on. Nazi War Plants and Prisoners

Russia To Press For Three-Power Confab On Chine   Marshall Willing If The Chinese Participate In The Talks.

American Secretary Tells Conference That Society Is Not Free if People   Live in Fear.  ‘CHANCES DIM FOR BIG 3 TALK ON CHINA

U.S., Russia Vie for Power At Conference   Marshall Bluntly Defines Concept Of Democracy

Chinese Participation in Moscow Talks Unlikely   Marshal! Unwilling to Consider Crisis Unless China Represented

Big Three Talks on China Dim   Chinese Anxious To Keep Out of Moscow Meeting

Human Rights Made Issue at Big-4 Meeting   Increased Signs Of Power Diplomacy Seen at Moscow

Marshall Gives U.S. Definition Of Democracy  Stresses Free Speech   Stresses Free Speech As Criterion in Talk Before Conference of Foreign Ministers

J. S. Secretary Of State Bluntly Tells Conference Of Foreign Ministers At Moscow That American Government Does Not Consider Society Democratic {f Men Are Not Free To Express Own Beliefs—Points Up Truman’s Anti-Totalitarian Stand

Hones of Big 3 Talks on China Dimmed Today   Russia insistent On Discussion

Marshall Stresses Program to Aid Free Peoples   Secretary of State Bluntly Tells Foreign Ministers U. $. Does Not Consider Society Democratic If Men Are Not Free

Blunt Picturé On U. S. View  Of Democracy   Secretary of State Decries Societies Where Fear Reigns, Rights Denied

Makes Known U. S. Views At Meeting   Russia To Give Figures On War Prisoners

REPORTS CHINA REJECTS OFFER BY MINISTERS   Russia Urged Investigation by Group Into Chinese ‘Civil’ Strife

Moscow Hears U.S. Definition  For Democracy   Marshall Emphasizes American Aims For Peo  ples Of World.

Define Democracy At Moscow Session   Marshall Stresses U.S. Stand Durina Discussions on Germany

WAY OF LIFE AT MOSCOW   80 War Plants In American Zone Liquidated, Big Four Told

MARSHALL BACKS FREE SPEECH Al MOSCOW PARLE’   ‘China Rejects. Consideration of Her Problems by “Big. Three”

Indications Point to Rejection by China to Join in Discussing Nation’s Crisis

Marshall Defines Democracy   Tells Ministers U. S. Holds No Society Free That Lives In Fear; ‘China Talk Chance Dim

Steel Price Cut In Prospect on Industrial Front   Nation's Economists And Politicians, too. Hopeful for Action

SEE INFLATION DENTED BY DROP IN STEEL COSTS ©   Steel Firm May Cut Prices; U.S. Hopeful of Effect

J. S. Steel ,Onsiders rice Cut  do Final Decision fat Dencknd buck   do Final Decision fet Reached but Executives Discuss Matter in Capital

Adion Would Aid Battle To Hali Inflation   News Looked Upon - Hopefully At The Natian‘’« Canital

Congress Ponders U.S. Reclamation   Proposed Cuts in Interior Dept. Cause a Furore

British Register Gains in All-Out Battle to Get Fuel   Drastic Emergency Control Orders Permit Saving of Much Coal

SITUATION: ISEASING IN BRITAIN   , “But-Threat- Now ‘Is of Possible _ Gas. Shortages:

ENGLAND NOM WORRIES OVER EAS SHORTAG   Coal Stocks Grow as People Forced Into Savings on Electricity.

ENGLAND GAINS IN COAL CRISIS   But Situation Remains Serious, Attlee Says

Some Electric Plants Down  To Week’s Fuel   100 Ships Bring Emergency Tonnage Through Channel

Gain Made in Battle of Power   Drastic Steps Save Tons of Coal, but Ga: Shortage Threatens

WOMEN DET SAWING IN JAIL   Michigan Kidnap-Slaying Suspect Fails To Make Escape In Colorado

General to Be  Stripped of Medals, Claim   Air Force Announces  Plans for Drastie Acmd ft nc.T)  ap a poe

Meyers’ Dilemma Snowballing Into A Court Martial   Pension Ended, Ribbons Recalled, and Faces A Slander Suit

Meyers Faces Loss of Pay, War Honors   Air Secretary Calls Expose One of ‘Most Shocking’ in History

Air Force Pops it To Meyers   Stop Pension; Will Seize Medals; Prepare to Try Him at Court Martial

Air Force Into Action Against General Meyers   Secretary for Air Says His Retirement. Pay Will Be Stopped.Plan Court Martial

Another Quiz Likely, Sen. Tobey Says   More Trouble Is Brewing For Gen. Meyers While Tobey Says New*Senate Inquiry Is Possible

PRESIDENT ON —. VOYAGE. HOME   TRUMAN PLANS NO STOPS EN  ROUTE AFTER HIS SIX-DAY  "GOOD NEIGHBOR” VISIT

RAMADIER WINS CONFIDENCE VOTE   BESHUFFLING OF FRENCH  CABINET PREDICTED   _ DESPITE ACTION.

RAMADIER GIVEN CONFIDENCE VOTE   French Premier Gets 20-Vote Majority in Face of Red, DeGauilist Opposition.

APPROVE GOVT OF RAMADIER   French Premier Is Given Confidence Vote Over Bitter Opposition

Ramadier’s Regime Gets Narrow Win  Cabinet Reshuffle   Cabinet Reshuffle Seen Likely After 3)-Vote Maiority

Suit Is Filed in Bleacher Crash  $25,000 For Injuries   $25,000 For Injuries ls Sought By Woman

$25,000 Damages Suit Brought In Collapse Last February Qf Purdue University Field House Seats

FIRE IN TRANSPORT  ” BURNS FOR 2 HOURS   Ship at Pier Receives Con  siderable Damage

36 Survivors of Crash Are Rescued   Five Others Are Missing, Presumed Lost

Tornado Towns Remove Debris   Civic Leaders to Rebuild Twisted Cities

Tornado-Torn Communities Start Task Of Replacing Razed Buildings

‘TORNADO-SHATTERED CITY IS ‘CLEARING RUBBLE; 84 KILLED, 1,000 HURT AT WOODWARD

Tornado Stricken  Area Starts Plans  For Rebuilding Known Death Toll From Wednesday Night  Storm Now Is 140

Rubble Moved Away From Tornado Ruins   Woodward Counts 84 Dead and One Thou sand Injured

WOODWARD BEGINS REMOVING RUBBLE   BUSINESS LEADERS DISCUSS REBUILDING TORNADOSHATTERED CITY.

CATY REBUILDING FACES WOODWARD   Oklahoma Residents Pilar Mass Burial For Wind Victime

Proves Miss Hush Is Martha Graham, [Taxes to Take Quarter of $20,000 Prize

Texas Woman Wins Contest  Housewife, 47, Gets $90 000 In Prizec<

JUST A DROP IN TILL Stiff Tax Doesn't Bother Identifier Of “Miss Hush’

INTENSIFY SEARCH FOR TOLEDO COUPLE   Tips to Police Place Pair in Thfee Small Towns

STATE POLICE AND OTHEF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFI. CERS BELIEVED . CLOSE ON TRAIL

Relatives Witneas Dehacle  I? Settlers And Nuns Die In London Crash

12 KILLED AS Blt AIRLINER CRASHES   ill tn, Niel Ri  ‘THREE NUNS AND FAMILY OF FOUR AMONG DEAD IN ACCIDENT IN LONDON,

BRITISH PLANE CRASH KILLS 12   Three Nuns, Family of Four Among Victims

Relatives Wilness Debacle  12 Settlers And Nuns. ‘Die In London Crash

Towa Legion Sponsors 7. Point Program for Next Legislature   Deals With Housing, Education and Other Problems Facing Vets

JEWS BLOW UP EXPRESS TRAIN IN HOLY LAND   Eieht Killed, 150 Hurt By Underground Move For Revenge

British Seize Palestine Area After Train Wreck  Eight Killed, 150 Hurt When Terrorists Blast Fast Train From Rails

New Palestine Violence Kills 8, Injures 150   British Assert Troop Trair  Blast Is ‘Reprisal’  Baa “Case ke

British Alert - As New Train. Blast Occurs   Eight New Deaths At. tributed to Jewish Underground

MINE WRECKS TROOP TRAIN   Blast Attributed to Jewish Underground Kills Eight And Injures 150

BRITISH GUARD WRECKAGE AREA   Eight Persons Perish In Train Explosion; lawich Croun Blamed

Te te ea Greer rciies ae I  THEY’LL ALL BE THERE EXCEPT PAL. “TRIGGER

COMPANY “H” TO  HAVE ‘OPEN HOUSE’   National Guard Program Will Be Presented At Community Building   WILL BE NOVEMBER 18

HAVE ‘OPEN HOUSE   National Guard Prograr Will Be Presented At Community Building .   WILL BE NOVEMBER 18

BOY, 12, FACES MURDER CHARGE   Slaying Of Seven-Year-Olc Chum Confessed By Chicago Child

Pee MURDER INDICTMENT: AGAINST 12-YEAR-OLD SLAYER   BOY WHO ADMITTED KILLING PLAYMATE MAY FACE REGULAR CRIMINAL TRIAL

Police Pleased: Slain Gambler’s Girl F riend  Reported ‘Broke’, Leaves Home

VIRGINIA HILL CLOSES HOME AT MIAMI, LEAVES; © FOR UNKNOWN DESTINATION

Bikini Atoll Free of Radioactivity Year After Test Blast at Warships

State Predicts - Record for Births   Inerease Is 50,000 Over > Last Year for First’  o'  " Bi. Months

Dr. Clyde Merideth and E-Stafe Student Hurt In Hichwev Accidanét

Dr. Clyde Merideth and E-State Student Hurt In Hiahwav Aectdaens

POLICE HUNT SUITOR SUSPECT   Mutilated Body of Murdered Gtri Identified by Fingerprints — Rejected Sultor is Sought as Suspect in Torture Murder.

SUITOR HUNTED IN MURDER OF GIRI   Victim Identified as Native ot Medford Mase.

Los Angeles Police Told That Elizabeth Short Lived in “Deadly Fear”

Mutilated . Body of Murdered Girl Identified” ‘by’ Vingerprints —— Rejected. Suitor is. Sought us Suspect in Torture.

 Rejected Suitor Sought In Brutal Slaying _Of Pretty Elizabeth Short, Hollywood Extra

OFFICERS HUNT JILTED SUITOR   SLAIN GIRL LIKED PARTIES AROUND HOLLYWOOD

Victim Was in Deadly Fear of Man   Mother Calmly Awaits Official Death Notice

MORE GOLD SOLD U.S. BY BRITAIN   $120,000.00 TAKEN OUT OF, RESERVES TO OBTAIN AMERICAN DOLLARS.

GOLD CHANGED INTO DOLLARS BY BRITAIN   Another Dip Into Reserves Is Made  To Avoid Crisis

Brifain Sells U. S. 120 Million In Gold   Labor Government Dips Deeper Into Gold Reserves

BRITAIN TAPS COLD RESERVE   Sale Of $120,000,000 To U. S. For Dollars Made; Sterling Exchanged

OPEN NEW HUNT FOR SHIP BODIES   Four Survivors Removec So Far From Wrecked Transport

WRECK COST ~ —LIVES-0F rc   ONLY FOUR SURVIVORS FROM WRECK OF ARMY TRANS-. FORT IN FAR NORTH

Ex-Convict Held  in Murder Probe To Be Questioned in Girl's Death

Asking Workers To Get Back On Job Considered   Company Said Ready To Consider Plea By Governor

Laney Seeks To Arbitrate Phone Strike   GOVERNOR CONSIDERING INTERVENING IN DISPUTE

Await Governor's Tax Proposals   Governor Duff Scheduled Tc Present State Budget Message Tuesday   NEW TAXES ARE TO BE OUTLINED

Gambling On Chuck Weather Prophecy Rumored ‘Fixed’ On Eve Of Forecast

Sioux 11th From Top In Hog Production In U.S.   YOWA TIAS MORE THAN HALF OF NATION'S LEADING HOG COUNTERS

INDICT DETROIT AUTO DEALERS   Charge Irregularities in New, Used Car Sales

Nine Detroit Auto Dealers Face Arrest   indictment Charges frregularity in Sale of New and Used Car:

—AUTO SALES-— 11 Indicted In Probe Of Auto Sales  Warrants Issued After Inquiry

JUDGE CITES GREY MARKET VIOLATIONS   Details Of Sales Under Fictitious Names Are Bared

Kuto Dealers Indicted On Unique Sales   Judge Raps State Officials For ‘Grey Market.

DETROIT USE CAR DEALERS FACE CHARGES   HEAD OF LARGEST BUICK AGENCY ARRESTED

Man Is Fatally Hurt in Fall  -Joseph Collins, 62, Accident Victim

Man Is Fatally Hurt in Fall  -Toseph Collins, G2,  nn ee a © cee bee

Marshall Ready To Tell Russia Stalemate Sure   Red’ Compromise Reftisal Reparations Demands Seen As Big Issue

Big Four Deadlocked After 3- Hour Reparations Debate  : Showdown on German Issue Fails  f eS ee) re ee en oe 7

MARSHALL FIRM AGAINST RUSSIA   “EXPECTED TO TELE MOLOTOV HE MUST ACCEPT COMPROMISE

No Decision On Reparations, Level of Reich Industry   ‘Showdown’ ; Meet Fizzles

BIG 4 TALKS REPARATIONS: “NO DECISION’   Secret Meeting Was To Have Been Showdown Session on Demands.

REPARATIONS BLOCK MINISTERS’ TALKS   3-Hour Conference Brings Moscow Deadlock

NO DECISION. IS REACHED AT MOSCOW PARLEY   Foreign Ministers Disagree On Reich Situation   SEE NO PROGRESS   Showdown Had Been Expected At Sessions Today

Ministers Discuss  Reparations Issue   No Decision Reached; Meet le Surrounded by Secrecy

‘Semi-Private’ Conference In  Moscow Today   Marshall Reported Ready To De Some “Plain Talking” With Molotov

Session Of Three Hours Takes Place   Reparations Discussed At Conference

No Decision By Ministers   German Reparations, Level of Industry, Discussed

MARSHALL BIDS TO SMOKE OUT REAL RED AIMS   Claimed Determined To As} Showdown On Russian Reparations View

Tornado Strikes Arkansas   Twister Takes Heavy Toll of Dead and Injured. in Agricultural Area Near Pine Bluf!

Arkansas Tornado Toll Rises Over Devastated Region   Thirty-Seven Dead, 15 Missing; May Take Week To Locate All Victims In Swath South Of Pine Bluff

15 MISSING IN AREA NEAR PINE BLUFF   Seventy-one Persons Hose pitalized and Some A in Critical Conditi 500 to 1,000 Homes Ar@ Destroyed. /

More Than 30 Killed and Hundreds Injured by Arkansas Twister That Cuts 20-Mile Swath Through Area

Rain-Drenched Fields And Swamps Being Searched Fer Storm Victims   Twenty-Mile Swath Carved Through Agricultural Area Leaving Many Dead, Injured And Homeless Just South GF Pine Blut Arkansas.

Prisoner Found At Barron, Wis.  Escaped From State Prison on Tuesday

Branch-Head Solon Raps  Gov. Folsom   Governor Accused Of Telling Half Truths On Self. Starter Amendment

UAW Requests Ballot Recount   Board Admits Need For Election Action:

nate Surprises Ha 7 ag Hughes obe itilNov.17   Hollywood Maguac cries ‘Coward,’ Brewster Says Hughes Cried ‘Enough,’ As Hearing On Warplane Contracts Stops Dead

Millionaire © Holds Action  Vindication   Each Principal Declares The -Other Has ‘ ‘Ran Out.” Hot Words Passed

Committee Recesses Plane Probe Until Fall.   Hughes, Brewster Continue Feud As Senator Takes Maine Vacation

Inquiry Will Itself Get  Investigation  Publicity Man Tells of Entertainment for Jesse Jones

Hughes Claims ‘Runout as Probe Adjourns   Committee Hearing Is Recessed Until November 17

Senators Bring Hughes Hearinc To Abrupt Halt   Order Recess Until November 11 Personal Bitterness Runs On

Wordy Battle OfPrincipals  Is Continued   Senate Body Calls Contract Hearings  Recess To Nov. 17

Probe Put Off To Nov. 17 In Sudden Move  _Milicnaire Sure   Millionaire Sure Investigation. Over

Senate Delays Plane Hearing Until Nov. 17th   Postponement Comes Suddenly As Hughes Is Ready To Resume

HUGHES CLAIMS VINDICATION AS PROBE RECESSES     Charges Brewster Took “a Cowardly Runotut Powder”—Doubts Resumption of Inquiry.   SENATOR SAYS PLANE MAKER CRIED ENOUGH   Justice Department Investigation of Air “Merger” Is Promised —- Hearing Reset Nov. 17.

Hughes, Brewster Both Blame Each  Other for Reeess   Senator Ferguson Says Investigation Will Reconvene Nov. 17; Hughes Says Acon Is ‘Complete Vindication of My Position’ ;  Does Not Think Hearings Will Resume

Plane Builder Says Brewster Took ‘Powder’   Hearing On On Spending Scheduled To Resume Noy, 17

Hughes Charges Cowardice As Senators Drop Hearing; Will Resume Probe In Fall

PLANE BUILDER SAYS SENATOR TOOK RUNOUT   Committee Announces Recess in Inquiry  Until Nov. 17

Hughes-Brewster Inquiry Recess Has Participants Rocking on Their Heels

Committee Quits Hughes Probe — Until November    Airman Claims Vindication: Brewster Renews Charees

HUGHES PLANE INQUIRY HALTS   Senate Hearing Called ‘Skunk Circus’ By Former Colonel

Budget of AQ) Billions s roreseen   Foreign Aid Listed As Big Item That Will Push Total Up

DOMESTIC CUT IS PREDICTEL   But Marshall Plan Expected To Raise Budget Figure

Marshall Plan Expected To Cut Surplus   Revenue Next Fiscal Year May Soar To 45 Billion

U. $. Budget For 49 May Hit 40 Billion   Foreign Aid Estimated To Offset Savinas

NEXT FEDERAL BUDGET 10 GO STILL HIGHER   Reports Indicate Administra tion Will Ask 40 Billions In 1949

Government Budget Will Hit 40 Billion   Forecast ‘48 Figure Will Top Current Year by 23 Billion

BUDGET HIKE IS FORECAST   Administration May Ask 40 Billion Figure

INCREASE SEEN ~ INU.S, SPENDING   FISCAL 1949 BUDGET EXPECTED TO TOP THIS YEAR'S BY $2,500,000,000. :

Government May Need $40 Billion Budget To Meet Spending Needs Fo Coming Fiscal Year, Spokesman Say:

$40 Billion 1949  Budget Forecast Aid Costs May Offset Cuts  In Domestic Expenditures

U.S. Spending May Hit 40 Billion   Outlook for Next Year Cloudy Despite Big Budget Surplus

Forty Billion U.S. Budget Seen in 1949  Would Top 1948  Figures by $9,500,000,000

Hike In Budget For 1949 Seen By U.S. Experts   Government Expenditnre: In Fiseal Year Starting July 1 May Be Forty Billious

Foreign Aid To Give Total Spending Push   Authorities Declare Government Has Big Surplus But Higher Costs, Possible Tax €uts Cloud Outlook

Next Budget 40 Billion To Be Spent   Biggest Surplus Ever This Year; But Outlook Cloudy.

Veterans at A&M Hire Two Lawyers   Students Press Drive For Gilchrist’s Ouster

Bill to Tighten State's Fire Statutes With Stiff Penalties Before Senate

BARUCH QUITS AS ATOM CHIEF   Elder Statesman Advises U. S. to Keep Secrets

Baruch Quits  U.S. Atomie Post in UN   Statesman Advises Nation To Maintain Atom Secrets

KEEP SECRET, NATION TOLD BY STATESMAN   Atomic Energy Plan  To Be Presented To Council

Nation Should Protect Atomic Secret, He Says   American’s Program Will Go Before UN Council on Tuesday

RAIN IN THE PICTURE   Occasional Showers Are Predicted for Eastern Kansas

COOL AIR TO REMAIN   Partly Clouded Skies Predicted for Tonight and Tomorrew

SHOWERS IN PICTURE   Light Bain Is’ Expected’ for North east Kansas Tomorrow

ATHENS UNEASY AS PRICE OF GOLD IS RISING STEADILY        " flected in’ Fluctuating i Money Mart

Plan to Impose 2-Term Limit Near Passage  Must Gain Okay of  Senate, Three-Fourt

Sen. Vandenberg Opens Drive For Greek Aid   Fears ‘Chain Reaction’ Leading to New War If That Nation Falls

Urges Senate to Approve - Aid Program   Senator Vandenberg Watrns of Communism Dancaer

SEEDS OF WAR SEEN IN GREECE   Vandenberg Opens Drive For $100,000,000 Aid To Balkan Nations

REDS WOULD TAKE OVER  GOP Solon Warns Of Danger In Refusina Aid To Greeks

Drive for Aid  Bill Latinched   ndenberg Asserts Play ‘Faces Facts’

Alf) APPROVAL IS VOICED BY VANDENBERG   World Peace Menace Seen Aftermath lf Retected

VANDENBERG URGES GREEK AID APPROVAL   Asserts Rejection Of Plan Would Peril World Peace

Vandenburg Asks Approva Of Aid Plan   Tells Senate Rejection Will Help Aggressors

CEN. VANDENBERG LAUNCHES DRIVE TO HELP GREECE   Declares Rejection of Program Will Lead to Aggression and Bring Threat of War.   CALLS PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM PEACE PLAN   Says Red Dictatorship Wil Rise in Greece and Turkey Will Be Menaced if Proposal Is Beaten.

Aid to Greece, Turkey Urged By Vandenbers   Solon Says Rejection of Program Would Encourage Aggressior

Capital Jefe Brushing Up On Spanish To Present “Llave’ To President Aleman

New Route Proposed To Canada   Capital - to - Capital Highway to Join Helena, Edmonton

Death Decreed In Surgery Case  Doctor Sentenced To Hang for Illeanl Onortian

REDS SUGGEST WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS IN KOREA   Americans Charge Russians Attempting To Avert UN Action

U.S. Aides Fear Red Coup in hore:  liidden Motive Seen  ~~»   liidkdlen Motive Seen In New Proposal To Withdraw Troops

DULLES, MCNEIL ARE TARGETS OF DEPHTY’S BLAST   ‘Warmonger’ Again Flong in First of News Conferences

WANTS FORCES OUT OF KOREA   Soviet Official Urges Withdrawal of U. S. and Russian Units in 1948

Russia Proposes Getting Out Of Korea Next Year   Wants All Occupying Forces To Leave Beginning Of 1948.

Reds Suggest Allied Troops Quit Korea, LetPeople Pick Rule   Plan Would Put Communist Faction In Strong Position

Talk Removal Korea Forces   “United States, Rus. sia Would Pull Ou Together:

Russia Proposes Occupation Forces Withdraw From Korea   Suggestion Regarded by Some Americans as Attempt to Sidetrack Korean Issue in U.N. and Clear Path for Communist Domination

Russians Propose Withdrawal  From All Korea  Plan Would Leave Way Open for Reds To Dominate Country

OCCUPATION JANUARY 1   Proposal, Made in Seoul, Seen as Soviet Move to Avoid Consideration of Korean Issue Now Before U. N.

Soviets Suggest Quitting Korea   Communist Army Would Outnumber US-Trained Force

Russians Would Remove Troops From Korea   Request Regarded as Attergpt to Avoid Consideration of Issue

Soviet Urges Joint Korean Exodus in ’48   U. S. Regards Bid As Move To Avoid Action Under U. N.

Russia Offers To Quit Kore If U.S. Will:   Plan Considered Attempt to Avoid Action by U. N.

Russians Wont Joint Withdrawal” From Korean Areas   Propose Evacuction By Start of 1948 Of Both American  And Saviet Farrae

Withdrawal By 2 Nations Is Proposed   Soviet Delegate  Would Hare U.S. And Russia Quit Korea Simultaneously

Reds Take New Tack On Korea   ‘Proposal That All Oc‘cupation Troops Leave ‘Seen As Move to Avoid U.N. Action On Issue

Russia Proposes U.S., Red Troops  Evacuate Korea  Soviet Ready To Withdraw From North Sector in ’48

assis Propose Joint Withdrawa!  Of U.S. and Red Troovs from Kores

FOOD COST NOSE-DIVES 18 Packers to Face Jury In Meat Price Inquiry

Grain, Butter Eggs, Stock  Lose Ground  Grand Jury To Ask 18 Packers

Meat Packers Face Subpoenas   Food Prices Take Nose-Dive; Living Costs Near All-Time High

‘Advance List’ Of 500-600 Speculators Due This Week   _ Sample Day’s Names To Be Picked; Senators. Demand Pauley’s Records

Father J.J. Keane Seriously Injured In Auto Accident   Badly Bruised And Lacerated

Car Turns over Several Times  Near Fostoria   Priest Suffering Cuts and Bruises.

HSTWantsTo Use Existing Funds  To Aid Europe    President May Try For ‘Gentlemen's Agreement’ With Conaressional .Leader:   Taft Backs Bid For GOP Honor By Pushing Social Legislation

To Be Part Of Campaign Appeal... .  Taft Maps Campaign To Achieve Early Enactment For Social Legislation

Taft Maps Welfare  Program   To Push Billion Dollar Expansion This Session

Toft Pledges Strong Support for Drive To Force Action on ‘Social’ Legislatior

TAFT WILL PUSH WELFARE PLANS   Hopes To Batter Down Kicks Of Other Republicans

Taft Promises Social Action   Billion-Dollar a Year Program to Be Pushed Taft Tells Westerners

Taft te Press “Social” Laws   To Head Drive for Expanded Old Age  Assistance

Estimates Yearly Output Cost About A Billion Dollars   Says Beginning Probably Modest, Plans Start Soon

Taft Favors New Social Legislation   Early Action Sought As Integral Part Of Presidential Bid

SEN. TAFT PUSHES WELFARE PROJECT   Opposition by Other Republicans Looms.

Taft Backs Welfare: Extension:   Bid for GOP Nomina. tion Expected to Be  Strengthened by Stand; Puts Off Decision Date

Taft Backs New Welfare Sef-Up   Assumes Leadership Of Legislation Drive

Taft To Drive For Action On  ‘Social’ Laws   Maps Campaign As Part Of Bid For 1948 Nomination

Taft to Head G.O.P. Drive For Welfare   Senator Outlines Broad Proposals for ‘Social’ Legislation in Address Given at Gearhart

AIMS TO PUSH WELFARE PLAN THRU CONGRESS   Sen. Taft Backs Bid for GOP Nomination With BillionDollar Program

Taft Backs Bid For GOP Nomination By Asking For Welfare Legislation

Flood Threat Develops Along Mississippi   Some Land Covered; Additional Levees Expected To Go Out

Major Flood Threat On Mississippi Seen  18 Listed Dead: Leeves ailing

Bill Would Curb Utility Strikes   ‘Measure Is Labeled ‘Governor Duff's Bill’ By Its Sponsor

CUT IN RELIEF 1S CONSIDERED > BY THE HOUSE      GOP MEMBERS sPLir on AETHER 76. PASS SAME “]: BILL BENATORS AP." PROVED

Stopgap Aid Is Now Awaiting House Action   Measure Proposed By President Is Passed By Senate 83-6   HOUSE REPUBLICANS FRAMING COURSE

Herbert Says Revenue Surpluses Over Expenditures For Both Current And N ext Biennium In Prospect

ATI FONDS Revenue For Year Ahead Of Estimate  Predicts Surplus Of $25,000,000 -

Gov. Herbert Sees $25,000,000 Surplus At End of Year: New Taxes Unlikel)

FUND SURPLUS LIKELY IN OHIO HERBERT SAYS   Need For New, Increased Taxes Fades As Bright Pizture fs Painted

25 Million Ohio Surplus Seen In Revenues; Herbert Report Makes Tax Boosts Unlikely

SAYS OHIO MAY HAVE SURPLUS OF 25 MILLION   Prospect of Higher Taxes Fade After Herbert’s Talk at C. of C. Meet

The Nation In Good Shape If Exports Cut   CURTAILMENT OF SALES TO COUNTRIES NOT TO HURT U. S.

Lack of British Buying Power No lmmediate Worry for U.S. Business

U. §. Economists Unconcerned Over Cut in Great Britain's Purchasing -

RETAIN 3] 10 23 CONTROL WITH HOLDOVERS   Votes to Bar Bilbo Stir Talking Tacties by Southerners

Filibuster Over Bilbo Delaying Senate Action   New Senators Not Yet Seated—All Precedents Are Being Shattered   >. 0. P. TAKES OVER CONTROL OF HOUSE

ORGANIZATION STEPS CHECKED BY FIUBUSTER   Two Ballots Show. Opposition To Southerner but Friends Continue Fight

RULING PARTY KEPT OUT OF SENATE POWER   Both Parties Meet To Plan Further Strategy In Bilbo Battle   THREATEN LONG SESSIONS   GOP Leaders May Ask Day And Night Meetings To — Break Deadlock

Taft As Leader Vows To Break South’s Power   Tax Reduction Drive Opens In House With Bill for 20% Slash

ONLY ONE OF NEWLY ELECTED SENATORS IS. SEATED: AND  .. DEMOCRATS RETAIN 

IOWAN DEFIES TRAIN-LOSES   Killed in Stalled Car on Railroad Tracks

ROHITO ISSUED WAR ORDER: TOj0   Emperor Also Listed Spots for Attack, Former Peemier Says

‘1J0 DECLARES “MP. HIRONITO IRDERED WAR   ‘Statement Read t At Tokyo War  ‘Crimes Trial

House Committee Okays Report Saying Many US. Troops Guilty Of Black Marketings, Promiscuity

CLAMP DOWN. 0 AIR REGULATIONS   Airlines Safety Record Shows New High in 1946

Home Ownership  Luxury Yet; But  Housing Improves Fleming Sees Place  For Vets as High  Inceamo Caornaaun RiaildA«

Owned Home  GI Luxury,  Says Fleming Control Chief Calls  Kor Modernization Of Buildings

Continued Lag in Home ‘Building Attributed to Antiquated Methods

Homes to Stay ‘Unattainable Luxury To Most Vets, Savs Controls Chief

DeGaulleParty Leads In Vote   Communists Appear Tc : Be Holding Own In 22: Brench: Election -

D°GAULLE PARTY IS LEADING IN FRENCH VOTING   Communists Are Holding Their Own, However, In Early Returns   BIDAULT’S FORCES RUNNING POOR THIRD

Bidault Party Trailing Badly In Back of Reds   Socialists Hold Own In Early Returns as General Strike Lootas

PARTY HEADED BY DE GAULLE LEADS VOTING   Communists Second In Early Returns From French Elections

SHOOTING SOLON LOCKED IN JAIL   Fellow-Townsman Pleads Innocent In Assault At Oklahoma City

Senator Charges Army Command Misuses Courts   European Theater Procedure Gets Verbal Shellacking

Indiana ‘Senator Says Pri isoner s Are Unable to Hire Counsel of Choice, ' Says Lichfield Case Lawyers Out

Senator Claims Europe Courts Martial Unjust   ‘Says Army Stacking ‘Trial Courts With Favored Attorneys

Jenner Blasts Army Officers OnETOTriak   Congressman Says Court Martial Stacked, Seeks Full Investigation Of Procedure

‘Senator Says European Theater Courts Are Being Stacked Against Defendants in Army Courts Martial

Senator Attacks QO Attacks Officer Favoritism—  Army Accused Of ‘Stacking Courts Martial In Europe

Senator Jenner Charges Army Command in JEurope its Stacking Its Military Courts

High Command Rigs Courts Against the Defendants, Charge      Senator Blasts Courts Martial Procedure in European Theater

Senator Jenner Cites Army Abroad For “Stacking” of Military Courts   Two Charaes Made

SOLON ASSAILS COURTS MARTIAL   SAYS AUTHORITIES BLOCKED. CIVILIAN DEFENSE COUNSEL

Probe of U.S Army Trials ir Europe Asked   Courts Stacked Against Defendants, Senator Claims

Solon Demands Probe Of U.S. Courts Martial   SENATOR JENNER SAYS ARMY TRIALS ARE UNJUST

Light Snowstorm Will Move Across Missouri Today, Says Forecaster

SNOWSTORM TO MOVE ACROSS STATE TODAY   Fall Probably Will Be Less Tha Inch, Accompanied by Temperatures in 30s.

Lewis, Operators Are Asked To Iry For New Contract   Mine Administrator Calls Third Meet Within Week

Coal Meeting Called Today   U. S. Tries Again At Contract Parley

Another Try At Contract To Be Made   Government Armed With New Data

Attractive Blonde Plunges To Death At New York City   Young Woman Leaps From 86th Floor Of Empire State Buitaine Today

Dutch Authorities Start Unloading Cargo From Seized American Ship

055 and NKVD Cooperation Is Made Public  U. S. and Russian Intelligence  cerhancanad aan Jae

onAmerican - Russian Collaboration  During World War Il Revealed

U. S.-Russian Collaboration Is Revealed   Head of American Militar) Mission In Moscow Tells How Two Nations Work ed Together During Wa  nar

RED - BRAZILIAN RUPTURE NEARS   Other Latin American Breaks With Soviet Seen

Brazil Soviet Break To Spur Others To Act   Official Announcement _Expected In 72 Hours Over ‘Insult’ To Dutra

SOUTH AMERICA REGIMES ANGRY OVER DISPUTES   PROPAGANDA BLASTS FROM THE SOVIET UNION ADDS ‘FUEL TO CONTROVERSIES

LATIN-AMERICAN RED BREAKS DUE   Brazil Scheduled To Star Ball Rolling Shortly

Navy Green Bowl Clique Is Studied   Rumored Secret Society Is Violation of Rules

Secret Society of Navy Officers Subject of Probe   To Determine If ''The Green Bowl" Has Operated Against interests of Service

Navy Looks Into Charges Against Group Secret Society Of Annapolis Officers Under Investiqation

Sugar Ration Plans Revised   Advance Date For Use Of New Sugar Coupons To June 1—Sugar Piling Up

ADVANCE DATES ONSUGARRATION   But Same Quantity Still Must Last Household  Until Oct. 1

SUGAR RATION ~ CHANGE MADE      COUPONS CAN BE USED IN ADVANCE OF THE PREVIOUSLY. “ANNOUNCED DATE ™-

Governor Vetoes Measure Giving  Veterans’ Clubs License Privilege

Restrains Count of Labor Votes   Kleczka Gives Order On Challenged Ballots

Order Is Issued By Circuit Judge  Restrains WERB in Ballot Challengina

Communism Charged Cc ourt Order Bans Counting Or Destroying A-C Ballots

Red Captives Join Families   —STASSEN-STALIN— Minnesotan O pposes  Greek M ilitary Aid

Stassen Backs Plan ToAid Greece, Turkey   Against U. S. Arming All-Out Offensive Against Opponents To Greek Government

Favors Aid To Greeks, Turks, But Not Arms   Against Full Scale Military Program; Wants ‘Positive’ Policy

Stassen Warns Against Arms  For Guerrillas   Ex-Minnesota Gov. Terms Truman’s Turk Plan Negative Policy

Former Minnesota Governor Declares  Truman Policy Is Negative, Says  He Endorses Aid Procram

Plan of Aid  Is Criticized By Stasser   He Calls Truman Stand Negative, Warns of Greek War Peril.

Stassen Gives Favor To Aid; Not Military   Declares Would Be Tragic Mistake To Arm Guer‘villa Opponents.

Doctrine Behind Truman's Policy Called Negative   Full Blown War on Guerrillas Would Be a ‘Tragic’ Mistake

Stassen Raps Plan to Arm Greek Troops   Ex-Governor Favors Only Economic Aid; Truman Policy Hit

Stassen Warns Against Civil War In Greece   Favors Aid Program, He Asserts; Opposes Neqative Policy

Says It Would Be “Tragic’ Mistake to Arm All-Out Offensive Against Guerrillas

MISTAKE FOR UNITED STATES TO ARM ALL OUT OFFENSIVE   Against Guerilla Opponents of Present Greek Government.   STATEMENT BY STASSEN   At a News Conference Today He Discussed the Program.

Truman Policy Irks Stassen   Blames Potsdam Agreement for Failure of Treaty Conference

_— STASSEN — Truman Program ‘Negative’   STRONG RULE URGED AS AIM

Stassen Favors Greek Aid Bill But Labels Proposed Offensive Avainst Reds A “Tragic Mistake’

‘Stassen Sounds A Warning On Aid For Greece   Tragic Mistake To Arm All-Out Drive Against  Guerrillas. He Savs.

THE WEATHER  ' Fair ani. continued warm thru ‘ Wednes  i! eh Man's 0 

Stassen Against  Arming Greeks   Says President's Policy Is Negative

Stassen Warns U.S. Against . Arming Greeks for Civil War   Favors Greek-Turkish Aid Program Without Military ‘Tragic Mistake’; Quotes Stalin As Saving Russia Wants” to Cooperate’

Truman Aid Plan Called Negative One  Sincernnan Slane @Tener te:   Stassen Sees ‘Tragic Mistake’ If Guerrilla Warfare Is Extended

Avowed G. O. P. Candidate Says He Favors Help For Greece, But Not in Way That Would Start War: Gives Transcript Of His Recent Talk with Stalin

Truman Policy Called Negative  Stassen Discusses Proposed Greek Aid

‘Stassen Opposes U.S. “War” on  Greek Guerrillas  Would Be “Tragic” Mistake, He Says;  Rone Truman Cénnd

*U.S. Arming of Greeks for War on Guerrillas Termed Tragic Mistake by Stassen

Says Aid Policy Is Negative   Hopes Military Part Won't Bring About Full-Scale War

Truman’s Policy Negative   Not Enough For U. S. To Be Merely “Against” Something; Reports On Interview With Stalin

Stassen for Greek Aid, No Rebel Affront   Favors Senate Plan If Funds Do Not Permit Maior Armine

Big-4 Begins London Talks Amid Tension   Air of Pessimism Pervades Session Of Former Allies

Big-4 Framing Peace Pact For Defeated Nation   Russia And Western Powers In Open Conflict Over Economic Future Of Europe

'U. S. Seeking Priority for Austrian Pac  Cot Une Se   East-West Split Evident As London Conference Opens

Bevin Will Take _ Moderate Attitude. Backed by Cabinet  eae Entaer 47) VKiehtinwee

London Meet Of Ministers Under Way  Soviet Put on   Soviet Put on Barrage for Hand in Control Of Ruhr

Ministers Open  London Session    Western Leaders Look to Russia for First Con. { ciliatory Gesture in Big Four Talks. -

LONDON, (4P) — The foreign ministers of the United States, Russia, Great Britain and France  peat TENE! Rag, Ai eae ee NIRS RG? i epee ee sia ms i eal

Second Effort fc Make German Peace Started   Foreign Ministers Of Big Four Convene In London in Effort To Reach Agreement

Foreign Ministers _ Try Again to Form Peace for Germany   Molotov First to Arrive For Opening Session  Of Big Four Talks

Big Four Meet As Reds Open War of Words  Direct Hand in Ruhr Demanded bv Soviet   Direct Hand in Ruhr Demanded by Soviet As Leftist Disorder Shakes Continent   Meeting Is Fourth

Ministers Renew Attempt to Frame German Peace   Bevin And Molotov Hold Friendly Meet  On Eve of Session

Big Four Seek Peace Treaty For Germany   Second Attempt Begun Despite Split Between Russian and Western Powers

START SECOND ATTEMPT FOR REIGH TREATY   Link Strife in France, Haly as Move Against Marshall Program

Marshall And Molotov Meet   Big Four Parley Gets Under Way; Treaties ” Are The Big Issue.

Marshall Meels with Molotov.   Bidgult Intends to Hold French  Policiee in Ling

"'" _POREIGN: MINISTERS—  Big Four Start New : Effort to. Map. Peace

U. §., BRITAIN REMAIN FIRM IN DEMANDS   Hope To Write Peace Pact For Germany, Austria; Bidault On Spot

Meeting Is Opened in. Good Spirit   Bevin, Molotov Agree That Unanimity Is of Highest Value: in Future of World   Soviet Radio Busy   Barrage of Propaganda “Is. Released Against Western Policies

Bevin Confers With Molotov  In Unity Move      Foreign I Ministers Begin Sessions In Effort To  Agree On Anstriun, "Reich Treati

Foreign Ministers Of United States, Russia, Great Britain And France Start Second Attempt To Draft Satisfactory Treaty Despite Wide-Open Conflict Between Soviet Union And Western Powers Over Europe’s Feanamic And Political Future

Ministers Tackle Job of Framing Germany Treaty   ‘Big Four’ Envoys Meet As Conflict Flares Between Russia. West

F riendly Talk’ Held By Leaders   Molotoy And Bevin Agree On Importance Of Big Four Meeting Opening In London

Molotov And Bevin Discuss Situation   Admit Unanimity Among Big Four ls ‘Important’

Minisfers In New Move To Reach Accord   Trouble Spreading Throughout Europe Ae Seesion Starts

PARLEY OPENS AGAINST WAVE OF INNER STRIFE   U. S., Britain And France Look To Russia To Break Deadlock

PEACF TREATY FIT BEEINS FOR BiG FOUR   DIPLOMATS TRY TO SETTLE FUTURE OF GERMANY

Governor Carlson Denies Clemency Appeal by Slayers   Two Youth Sentenced To Hang July 29 for Twin Murders May 1¢ in Kingman Vielnise

War Plant Billions Loosely Handled By Bookkeepers  Comptroller General ir Criticism of Methods

CIO TURNS DOWN ALLIS PROPOSAL   HOPES EXPRESSED FOR BETTER OFFER IN 272-DAY STRIKE

WANT “BETTER” OFFER BY ALLIS   CIO Union Turns Down Proposal by Company

Only Plants In Detroit Area Are Affected   Halt In Output Of Autos In 10 Davs Predicted

Ford Foremen Strike Slated  By Union Vote   Walkout Expected to Halt Production Within 10 Days; “Arbitrary” Action Charged

Walkouts Will Halt Factories Within 10 Days   Work Stoppage Begins Today

Negotiations’ at Vienna, Seoul Bear Watching   Key to Russia’s Attitude Toward U. 8.

Test Slated On Russian Intentions   Negotiations Started In Vienna and Seoul Being Watched; Hope For Settlement OF Korean Problem

DEMOCRATS IN HOUSE MAY ASK HIGHER TAXES   May Propose It As Counter Measure To GOP Demands For Gut

Tax Exemption May Be Raised   Democrats Hope To End Talk Of Cuts With Higher Immunity

MAY PROPOSE TAX MEASURE   House Democrats Consider Higher Porsonal Tax Bxemptions as Counter Measure to Republican Demand for Income Tax Cut.

Luxury Levy Debate Set   Democrats Offer Counter-Proposal To Proposed GOP Reduction

DEMS EYE PLAN TO OFFSET Bi FOR TAX SLASH      fone May Ask Added Personal Exemptions On  income Returns

New Mexico's Electric Chair to Claim Fourth Victim Shortly After Midnight

Last Hope Dims For Louis Young   Mabry Won't Prevent Execution, Is Belief

SOUTH LANGHORNE T0 ~ HAVE ONE-WAY STREET   Council Asks State to Permit Changes to Ease Traffic   PLAN NEW SIDEWALKS

TAKE ACTION FOR ONE-WAY STREETS   South Langhorne Council Asks State to Permit Changes

DOUGHERTY HONORED BY YACHT CLUB   Edward S. Dougherty Made Commodore Emeritus For His Long Service

HONOR MR. DOUGHERTY   Bristo! Man Is Made Commodore Emeritus of Yacht Club.

ST. MIKES TO GET BRUNS BUILDINGS ON. INTERIM. BASIS   School: May “se 51 Build: ngs; No’ ‘Decision’ on. “Use of “' Remaining Units.

Stassen Opposes Truman Program   Republican Candidate For 1948 Takes Shot At Demand For Price Control, Rationing

CURLEY’S COMMITTAL ORDERED FOR JUNE 26   Court Instructs Defense To Bring In Ailing Mayor

CURLEY ORDERED TO BE IN COURT   Attorneys Told To Have ‘Bos. ton Mayor.on Hand for Trip to jail

MT, OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH E.'H:/Ginlet; ‘Pastor’ A Friendly. Place

MT, OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH "KE. A. Gillet;“Pastor  ‘A Wetondly Pleso

“MT-OLIVE“BAPTIST CHURCH E. ‘H. Gillet, Pastor . A-FWriendiv Place

Salesman Held In Killing Of WomanIn1945   Mutilation Slaying Has New Chapter, As Man Is Indicted; Two Sill Sought

Democrats Vow They ll Fight Fund Cut  Anderson Asserts Pawn, CA all wwan   Anderson Asserts Farm Welfare Placed in Jeopardy

Move to Slash Farm Funds Stirs Protest   House Democrats Ready  To Fight Projected Cut  ieee ee ee

FARM FUND ASKED BY TRUMAN IS CUT NEARLY ONE-THIRD   House Committee Recommends Reduction of 32 Per Cent Amid Protests of Democrats.   LATTER THREATEN FIGHT TO FINISH   Anderson Brands Action Blow to General Welfare—Low- * er Branch to Take Up Bill Next Week.

One-Third Cut In Agriculture Fund Proposet  Demos To Fight Slash Voted By Committee

rouse Unit Votes 32% Slash For Agriculture Funds; Democrats Irked        Secretary Anderson Protests Farm Fund Cut Directed At : General Welfare

Democrats Vow They'll Fight Fund Cut   Anderson Asserts Farm Welfare Placed in Jeopardy

ANDERSON IS ANGERED OVER GOP AGTION   Democrats Oppose Slash Hitting Blow At Agriculture

Committee Vote Puts Big Slash In Farm Budget   Recommends 32 Per Cent Slash In Agriculture Department Fund

Farm Fund Cut Of 32 Per Cent  Recommended  House Demos Promise All-Out Fight Against Proposed Reduction

BUDGET ASKE BY TRUMAN IS SLICED AGAIN   DEMOCRATS FIGHT CURTAILMENT OF FARM PROGRAM

Farm Budget Cut 32 Per Cent By House GOP   Democrats Vow Bitter Fight To Stop $383 Million Slash

Democrats And Anderson Vow  Fight To Finish   ‘Harm Seen To Vets, Low ‘Income Families, Price Aid, Soil Conservation Program

Gunman Caught In Senate After  Truman Visit   President Slips Back Into Old Seat; Veteran Arrested

SENATE POLICE SEIZE PISTOL   President, on Visit, 3 Misses Incident

Tomorrows Headlines “Today WAR VET WITH GUN IN POCKET ARRESTED IN CAPITOL AFTER TRUMAN HAD VISITED SENATE

Bring Five New Court Actions During Week   Corporation Given Judgment on Note; 4 Seek Divorces

4 New Actions Filed in Court During Week  Joedament of $820   Judgment of $830 Given; Three Ask For Divorces

Hungarian Minister In Washington Asserts Red Coup d’Etat Must Be United Nations Test Case.

United States May Ask For Action By U.N   Hungarian Minister Asserts Red Coup Should Be U.N. Test Case   JOINT INQUIRY REQUEST IS MADE

NOTE TO SOVIET UNION PROTESTS NAGY'S OUSTER   Szegedy-Maszak Insists Red Coup d’etat Must Be Made Test Case

UN WILL HEAR  “OPEN CHARGES TF REDS BALK   OVERTHROW OF THE NAGY _REGIME MAY BECOME TEST CASE—HOT NOTE BE ‘ ING DRAFTED

Communists Launch Purge In Bulgaria   May Become Test Case; Conservative Leader Arrested in Sofia

start Final Assault On Oil Fires Threatening _ Tanks Of Propane Gas

Blazing Oil Threatens More Destruction At Stricken Texas City   Mechanized Cleanup Army Ready To Move In To Search Debris For More Bodies  When Firemen Remove Final Hazards.

FIREFIGHTERS, DISASTER CREWS RETURN TO AREA.   278 Known Dead; Death Toll Guesses Stav Around 700

Disaster Crews Move _ Into Explosion Area   278 Persons Known Dead; Toll Estimates Place At 700; Propane Tonks Still Feared

Oil Fires Still Menacing  Two High-Pressure Gas Tanks   Chemical Emergency Corps First To, Move Into Town's Danger Area

SOLDIERS SEIZED BY TERRORISTS   British Sergeants Belleved Held as Hostages 

Tax Exemption Hike Rejected By Senate   Boost From $500 To $750 For Individuals And To $1,500 For Family Head Proposed

Temperatures   Senate Rejects Move for Tax Exemption Hike and Strives for Cut in Levy   Republicans Hope to Send Income Tax Slash to Truman in Week; Split Tax Proposal Is Defeated

Housé Tentatively Restores Part Of Funds Cut From Farm Measure   Due For Roll Call Vote At Later Date   eover And Marshall Urge Approval Of St. Lawrence Waterway

Senate Rejects McClellan Move To Aid Taxpayer   Colleagues Vote 44-2: Against Increasing Exemption Figure

Council Predicts — _ High Death Toll   Safety Group Says-275 Will - -EBie Over Weekend

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Youth Still Insists He Killed 4 Children

SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY .TELLS POLICE HE SHOT YOUNG FRIENDS TO  SATISFY URGE —

BOY TELLS OF URGE TO ‘WATCH SOMEBODY DIE’   Michigan Youth Not Upset By Killing Of Four Young Friends

Wanted To See Somebody Die Declares Youth   Authorities Amazed At Ap parent Lack Of Explanation For Slaying Four   REPORT CONFESSION IN MICHIGAN CASE

Barred From Church After Dispute Over Klan, Florida Pastor Holds Services in Parking Lot

HOOVER WILL ASSIS) DRIVE ON ‘RED TAPE   Made Member Of 12-Man Commission For Study

HEINZ GRANTS PAY INCREASE   Big Food Processing Concern One of Several To Boost Hourly Rates

‘Quickie’ At Omaha Yards   ‘Can’t Take Livestock,’ Coffee Warns, Says Union Sore At Congress Vote.

U. S., Sovief Union Still Deadlocked On Arms Question  No Accord Reached On Commission Role

IMPASSE REMAINS ON ARMS QUESTION   Soviet, U.'S. Unaiilé to Reach ‘Accord On Problem _ Confronting UN

U. S. and Russia Are Still Divided On Rules for Proposed Arms Boarc

MERRY MATRONS MEET      Met With Mrs. Lula Welsh Thursday, May 15

Governor Signs Bills for State Hospital Monies  Six Institutions Share in New Building and

Governor Signs Bills for State Hospital Monies   Six Institutions Share in New Building and Repair Program

Army Orders 100 of World's Biggest Bombers, Being Built at Fort Worth

AAF Orders 100 B-36s, Mighty Bombers That Can Take 10,000 Pounds Of Bombs 10,000 Miles

To Finish Order by Middle of “49   Change Wheels on First Models, Can Carry 10 Tans of Bombs .

‘Chamber Air-Vents Helpless as— Senate Draws Crowd onVeto   Faces of Barkley, Taft Tell Tale,  'Savs Fred

VICTORS RESTRICT JAPS’ STANDARD   1930-34 Standard of Living To Re Reached There Ry 19680 Decree

LIVING STANDARD DET FOR JAPAN   ALLIES DECREE LEVEL EQUIVALENT TO THAT BETWEEN 1930 AND 1934.

Jap Industries Now Available for  Other Countries  Allies Set Nippones Living Standards at

France Expels 19 Russians As Strike Violence Increases; Schuman To Seek New Laws

Action Comes After Labor Crisis Battle   Accused Taken To Border And Put Across

France Expels 19 Russians for Interference   Violence Breaks Out In Several Areas as Walkouts Continue

France Expels 19 Soviets For ‘Interference’   Government Strives to End Spreading Strikes In Nation: -

France Ejects 19 Russians ~   For. Interference In French Affairs; Strike Solution.

France Expels 19 Reds For “Interference” As Violence Erupts At Lyon

France Expels 19 Communists  For ‘Meddling’   Soviets Escorted To Bor dees Include Top OfGcials Of “Soviet Patriotic Union”   Several Persons Injured In Riots   Tear Gas Used By Police To Disperse Marching Strik‘ers In Lyon After Mass Rally

RUSSIANS CITED FOR ACTIONS IN LABOR AFFAIRS   New Violence Flares as For. eign Group Is Taken to Border by Bus

Interference In Current  Labor Crisis Is Charged         - Men Taken To Frontier In Bus And Put Across. Border; Violence Flares As Strikers Battle Police In Lvons.

Ministry Claims, ‘Interference in French Affairs’ .  cons pce Te ie

France Expels 19 Russians As Inciters   Takes Them to Unidentified Border: Laber Crisis Grows

France Expels 19 Russians for Causing Trouble   Labor Crisis Erupts in Violence at Lyon Again as Police and Strikers Battle In Streets; Government Taking Action

France Ousts Nineteen Reds  In Strike Wave   Lyon Police Battle Soviet-Led Rioters As New Government Acts in Labor Crisis

19 Russians Are Ousted by France   Are Accused of Interference in Internal Affairs in Labor Crisis

France Expels Soviets   19 Herded Across Border: Strikers And Police Clash

19 Russians Expelled  From France  Tear Gas Used to Break Up Riot of Lyon Strikers

Russ Ejected From France In Labor Rows  Dalien Centbare   Police, Strikers Stage Battles In Lyon Streets

Nineteen Russians Expelled by France   Far Interference in French Affoirs During Labor Grisis; New Violence Erupts in Streets of Lyans ,

-Frence Ousts 19 Russians As New Riots Flare  fF et ctTl   Soviets Accused Of “‘Interference With French ‘Affairs”; Workers Defy  - Caneral Rail Strike

Nineteen Russians Expelled from France   Charge ‘Interference’ In Affairs---Strikers, Police Rattle in Lyon

19 Russians Banished By Schuman  Reds Expelled For Bothering French Affairs

NEW VIOLENCE S REPORTED INLYON   Tear Gas Used To Break Up Strikers’ March   COMMUNISTS   Charged With Offensive To Force Paris Postal Employees To Strike

Strikers Clash With Police in Streets of Lyon   Soviets Accused Of Stirring up Labor Trouble

French Expel — Nineleen Russians For Interference . Laher Trenble ‘Agitators  Taken te te Border; Police  aia we

France Throws Out Russians  In Quick Move   19 Expeled on Charge: Of ‘Cansing Trouble he Seeikoc Mlare

Schuman Regime Dumps Russians Over the Border  Violence Breaks Out In Many Spots Over Strike-Harried Nation

FRANCE EXPELS RED ACITATORS   19 Russians Deported for Interference Tactics

FRANCE EXPELS 19 COMMUNISTS   ACTION FOLLOWS A CLASH AT LYON OF POLICE, STRIKERS

Schuman Says No One On Strike Will Get Pay For The Time Lost; Union Heads. Reiect PeaceOfferins Wase Boost

France Kicks Out 19 Russians; Violence Grips Harried Nation   (See photo on page 11.)

19 Russians Expelled By France  Charged With Interference  In French  A gf... S....

Reds Trying To Force Paris rest Strikes Official Says   Lyon Police Use Tear Gas To Break Up Demonstration

Blame Soviet Group For Interference In Labor Disputes   High Union Leaders Included in Men Escorted Across Border; Tear Gas Fight In Lyon

FRANCE EXPELS 19 MEMBERS OF RUSSIAN GROUP   Accused of “Interference” ir Labor Crisis; New Violence Breaks Out.

FRENCH BANISH GROUP OF REDS   19 Expelled on Charges  Of Interference

French Oust Interfering Soviet Group   Order for Expulsion of 19 Russians Includes Four Top Officials of ‘Patriotic Union’

France Expells 19 Reds   Charged With Interfering in French Affairs; Riot Flares in Lyons

French Oust  19 Russians   Charged With Interference With Nation's Affairs; Relanged ta Saviet Linion

19 RUSSIANS ARE EXPELLED FROM FRANGE TODAY   For “Interference In French Affairs” During Labor Crisin.   REPORT NEW VIOLENCE   Police and Strikers Hattled In the Streets of Lyon,

19 Russians Are Ousted by France   Are Accused of Interference in Internal Affairs in Labor Crisis   Communists Said to Be Trying to Force Postal  orkers to Strike

France Expels 19 Russians for ‘Interference’   Put Across Border for ‘Interference’ During France’s Labor Crisis

French Expel Reds   Escort 19° Russians  To Frontier Because Of Labor Agitation During Strike Crisis

New Government Cracks Down on Reds; Police  ‘Bealen by Labor Mobs

France © Ousts 19 Russians   Expelled Men Accusec of Interference; Lyon Scene of New Battle

FRANGE EXPELS RED MEDDLERS   Communists Blamed For Stirring Up Riots And Strikes

French Expel 19 Russians From Nation   Ministry of Interior Says They Meddled in French Affairs During Current Labor Crisis.

Russians Taken to Border For Release; New Labor Violenee Erupts in Lyon

19 Russians Are Expelled By France   Drastic Action Laken As Police Battle 20,000 Strikers In Streets Of Lyon

Strikers Fight With Police In Lyons Streets   Members Of Soviet Group Ousted For “Interference”

Blythe Named Committeeman....  Horton Is New Democrat Head  For The State

Blythe Named Committeeman , . . , a ONT 5 wo  Horton Is New Democrat Head For The State

Activities of  Police During September .   Local Man Taking Active Duty Training in Air Reserves

Plaintive Plight Of 17-Year-Old Widow, Mother One In Many  Shadow Of Tragedy Stalks With Trucks Bearing Texas City Dead

Ohio Farm Possibility  Use of Neglected Pastures Could Support Million Cattle

OHIO NEGLECTING — PASTURES, CLAIM   Million More Head of Cattle Possible Here

Hard Words, Turmoil Charge Atmosphere —   Big Four Session Sees Agreement on _Germany, Austria

Outlook For Progress In Big Four Conference Is Gloomy; No Agreement As Yet On Agenda

Principle Of Higher Teacher Pay Endorsed    But Action Delayed On Bill Sponsored  By Educators

Principle Of Teacher Aid Bill Approved   HOUSE COMMITTEE IN HEARING LAST NIGHT

Blast on River Boat Shakes Pittsburgh; 14 Struggle in Water   ‘Island Queen’ Blows Up at Wharf, Shattering Windows in Triangle; Flames Sweepine Damaced Craft

F Real Estate Lobby Blamed  For Shortage Selfishness  Of Group  Is Assailed

Amendment Foes Go to Court To Block Bond Issues   Application Set Fer Hearing Sept. 25 In Austin District Court

AMENDMENT VOTE CONTESTED  Injunction Sought fo Prevent Issue of State College Bonds

INJUNCTION SOUGHT TO BLOCK BONDS FOR COLLEGE BUILDINGS  APPLICATION AGAINST NEW AMENDMENT TO BE HEARD SEPT. 25

Suit Would Halt Bonds For Colleges   Plaintiffs File for Injunction in 126th Court at Austin

Petition Filed At Austin By Dallas Lawyer   Injunction Sought To Halt Issuance OF Callene Rande 

VOTE TO ALTER ELECTION LAWS FOR THE STATE   Act Would Split Precincts Having More Than 1,500 Registered Voters; Other oo Dis posed

11 in State Lose Lives  In Mishaps   Pastor on Way to Give First Sermon One of Victims

Many Sections HitB By Frost; Snow Repor ted   Two-Inch Layer On Ground At Syracuse, N. Y.: Zing In Spring

May rlowers Need Ear Muffs in East   Two Inches of Snow  on Ground in Syracuse, N. Y.—Temperature « Freezing in Michigan,

ORDER ISSUED LAST NIGHT  BECAUSE OF GAS SUPPLY > SITUATION IN OHIO *

BANS NEW GAS SPACE HEATING   State Utility Commission Declares Emergency Until April 1

OPEN SHOP WAGE CONTRACT ASKED BY U.S. STEEI   Corporation Proposes NoStrike, No-Lockout Agreement in Countering  ‘-Union’s Demands.   SEEKS GUARANTEE OF FAIR DAY’S WORK   Company Refrains From Talking Pay in Outlining 13 Objectives at Negotiation Session.

Shea Pitches  For Yanks in  Surprise Shift   Indian Summer Smiles on Final World Series Gam:

ROME ELECTION SUNDAY IS WON BY COMMUNISTS   Voting Was Contest Between Reds and  The Catholic Church

Communists and Left..Wingers... Win Rome Vote   80 Seats On . - Municipal. Council Were at Stake

Reds, Leftists Win in Rome   Margin of Victory In Balloting Small

GI Joe And Taxpayer Get Break As Army Moves To End Food Mishandling Scandal

 TAXPAYER AND GI JOE GET BREAK AS ARMY MOVES TO END SCANDALOUS WASTE OF FOOD, DOLLARS

HUGHES TELLS OF BOND DEAL   ‘General Sought $200,000 Loan To ‘Make Millions’

Hughes Tells Of General Seeking Wartime Loan To ‘Make A Million’ 

Officer Accused Of Plan To Reap High War Profit:   Planebuilder Says Meyer Sought Job

Britain Demands Quick U.N. Action In Holy Land Row  Will Withdraw Troops If Assembly Fails;  Russia ‘Negative’

TROOPS TO LEAVE UNLESS UN FINDS CRISTO CATITION      Problem of Settling Arab, Jew Conflict Tossed to Assembly.   REDS IN NEW U. S BLAST   Satellites Join Vishinsky In Assailing American Policies.

Early Troop Withdrawal ‘Is Foreseen   Russia Renews, War-Mongering Charges Aaainst U. 4.

ENGLAND WiLL QUIT PALESTINE   Mandate Over Holy Land May Be Ended; Troops Ready To Leave

Plans Early Withdrawal Of Troops   Vishinsky Renews War Mongering © Charges  And Blasts The British Statement Qn Holy Land. . ~

To Pull Out Forces Unless U. N. Acts; Will Stay Only If Jews. Arabs Acree

Britain Willing End Palestine Mandate Rule   Russia Takes Offensive On All UN Fronts

Britain Announces Plans to Abandon Palestine Mandate   Troop Withdrawal Planned Unless U. N. Finds Acceptable Solution; Soviets Blast Anew At U. S. and Western Bloc Nations

Withdrawal Planned Unless UN Can Find  Solution to Crisis   Vishinsky Blasts at England’s Statement  And Renews Charges of ““War-Mongering”™ in United States; Jewish Agency Displeased While Arabs Reserve Comment

UN Action Asked To Settle Long Dispute  Britain Makes Offer To Leave Holy Land

BRITAIN READY TO QUIT HOLY LAND MANDATE   Palestine Problem [ Tossed Into Lap Of United Nations

Withdrawal Is Planned at Early Date   Russia on Offensive at Session of U. N. Assembly

UN Solution Or Withdraw Foree, Edict   Russia Renews Its Attacks Upon Wide Range Of Subjects

Warmongering Charges Also  Are Renewed   Red Deputy Foreign Minister Says Russia Is Atom Plo: Target

State to Blacktop Avenue B Paving  Viaduct at Least Two Years Away

Al G. Feeney Defeats GOP  In Indianapolis   oo Drop  Total of 25 Cities— New Albany Mayor Flected by 21 Votes

Pick Up Mayors In Larger Towns And Now Hold Edge Of 53 to 49 In City Governments; GOP Ousts Only 11 Democrat Leaders

SEARCH I FOR GIRL ‘CALLED. OFF AFTER SHE "PHONES HOME   Dride-to-be. in Dallas; Gives No Reason For Fleeing From Wedding

WOMAN’S DEATH STILL UNSOLVED   Police Seeking Husband in Indiana Slaying

Sub-Committee ‘Gets Sec. Marshall's Pla n'for) Year-Around;UN Group

~— United Nations—  Soviets Reject Program   Russ Group Says it Will Boycott ‘Little Assembly’

DE GAULLE SET TO PUSH AIMS   French Liberation Leade Plans To Capitalize  On New Powers

ROBBER KILLED IN WILD CHASE   Alabama Bank Holdup Is Failure; Cab Driver Unwilling Helper

a ae AE EP all eal.  Harbor Spring’s Face Red as Cruiser '\Gets Stuck in ‘Lakes’ Deepest Harbor

Jap War Crimes Trial Adjourns   Hearings Will Reopen Early In August

DARING BANK ROBBERY   Three Robbers Get $250,000 in Haul at Toronto, Canada

Russia Objects To Atomic Raw Material Plan   Gromyko Says Soviets May Support Quota System of Control

When This Thief Steals Peanuts, He Reaily Gets A Bag Full—$225 Worth

lowan Submits Bill to Limit Claims to Year   Two Measures Before Senate Claims Now Total Over 3 Billion Dollars

Plan Curb On Portal Pay — Suit Filing   Both House And Senate Considering Legislation

SUBMIT BILLS ON PORTAL PAY   Measures Designed to  Curb Flood of Suits

Bills Oppose Portal Suits   Measures Introduced To Cut Court Actions To ‘Mere Trickle’

Former Rector At Mount Dies  Very Rey.P.J. Gallaghe: To Be Buried Saturday

Strike Settled, ~— Pickets Depart   ‘Union Waives Taft-Hartley  Immunity—New Contract To Be Submitted

LONG LINES PHASE . OF THE TELEPHONE * DISPUTE UP TODAY   Union and Company Leaders Joined to Discuss Problem.   STRIKE IS 26 DAYS OLD   The Government Conciliators Hope Anew to End Walkout.

Compromise Wage Formule Is Hoped For   Long Lines Phase Of Strike Discussed

Compromise Proposa Offered by Gov't in Phone Negotiations   Lengthy Night Session Fails To .End.Strike

Long Distance Phase Discussed   Settlement Would Set National Pattern

Plan Deals Only With Long Distance Phase Of Dispute, Hope It May Set Pattern For General Settlement   COMPROMISE DETAILS ARE NOT DISCLOSED

Mediators Hope For Compromise   Joint Discussions Follow Separate Meetings Of Representatives Of Company And Long Lines Division

Start New Move In Effort To End Phone Strike   ‘Government Calls Represen. tatives Of Both Side In Tieup Into Conference   COMPROMISE MAY HAVE BEEN OFFERED  (BULLETIN)

CONCILIATORS 10 OFFER NEW PLAN FORPHONE TRUCE   Officials Hope Proposal May Be Pattern for General Cattlamant

Conciliators Still Press for Phone ‘Strike Settlement   Workers Continue to Hold Out for Wage Offer From A. T. and T

Cost of Living Reached New High in February and March   U:S. Conciliators Call Phone (Principals Together Again

Special Conference Is Convened At 11 A. M.  By Federal Conciliators   Hope Plan For Settlement Of Long Distance Phase Will Set Pattern For Wire Peace; All Night Session Fails To Get Results.

’Phone Formula Sought In Talks   Long Lines Phase Is Discussed At Capital

NEW PROPOSAL PRESENTED IN PHONE STRIKE   Conciliators Fail to Breach Deadlock of AT&T. Union

U.S. Conciliator: Call Conference In 26-Day Row   Peace Plan Details Not Disclosed by Two Federal Officials

U.S. to Submit New Compromise In Effort to End Phone Strike   Union and Company Leaders Meet for Joint Discussion After Separate Sessions; Neither Side Gives Any Hint of Yielding

New Proposal For Ending Of Strike Offered   Special Meeting Called Today To  Dirscnnt® Fanvincila

UNION LEADERS, COMPANY HEADS MEETING AGAIN   Government Launches Move To Settle 26-Day-Old National Tieup

COMPROMISE TO BE OFFERED PHONE . UNIONS   Government Peace Formula Awaited after Negotiations Prove Failure

Government Is Pressing Proposition   Conciliators Meet Separately With Contending Partie:

Federal Conciliators Hope To End Telephone Strike On Basis Of Compromise Formula   Union and Company Leaders Join To Discuss Long Lines Phase Of Dispute

GOVT MELTS WITH UNION AND GOMPANY   lowa Board Rejects Offer by Northwestern Bell Up to $4 a Week.

Near Record Crests Loom   Labor Through Night In Parts of lowa,  Missouri, Nebraska

Mid-West Rivers Continue To Rise   Flood Waters Cove! 63 Square Blocks  In Des Moines

Near Record Floods Sweep West Areas   Hundreds Evacuate As Two Rivers ‘Continue Rise

Floods Head For Crests in West  Many Families Are Evacuated in lowa

Hundreds Flee  Des Moines Flood  Near Record Crests Force 63-Block Area To Evacuate Homes

Flood Waters Pour Over Midwest; Head For Record Crest:   Iowa's Capital City Be seiged by Pair of Rampaging Rivers

 ees 6 Ge os Ge Ge 0     Abilene Blue Sox All Set: Baseball Opens Here Tonight

Fund Grants To Determine Future Fate   Must Bolster Freedor Of World or Keep Streneth at Home

U. S. Domestic Quiet Vies With European  Congress Must Choose   Congress Must Chooss Between Foreign And Home Spending

Two Choices Face U.S. On  Peace Front   Congress Must Decide: Back Freedom or Aban. don Europe

Dirksen Warns Of Things To Come   Foreign Aid Committee Head Says That U.S.  Faces Decision.

U.S. Must Aid World Or Build Up Defense   Dirksen Says Congress Must Decide Next Year If We Will Abandon Europe

Dirksen Asks U.S. Deeision On Europe Aid   Congress Has Choice Of Saving Freedom Or Abandoning World House Leader Says

Solons Face Decision on Foreign Aid  G.O.P. Says U.S. May Abandon Europe, Aid Self

Up to Conaress To Decide Issue, Dirksen Reports  Concerns Bolstering OL Wael reacedam

Up to Congress To Decide Issue, Dirksen Reports  Concerns Bolstering Of World Freedom

Says Congress Must Decide On World Aid   Illinois Republican Says Choice Coming On Use of Funds

Vital Decision Due Next Year   Congress Must Decide Be tween Bolstering World Freedom, Saving Home Strength

CHICAGO (P) Many of the Mid ‘West's corn fields got another wetting last night and today.

Claim Con‘:ress Must Choose Bet\een. World Aid and Home Strensth

Dirksen Sees Big Decision   Nation to Decide Between Bolstering World and Abandoning Europe

Dirksen Cites  Moral Problem  In Europe Aid   House Group Head Point: To Decision Ahead On How Mach 6.'S. Can Supply Abroad

U. S. Domestic Quiet Vies With European   Congress Must Choose Between Foreign And Home Spending

On crew i U Sis Choice   Congress Must Pick Course, Dirksen Says, No Soviet Intimacy

Foreign Policy to Be Based on Terms of Money   Says Decision Necessary to Bolster Freedom or Abandon Europe

Foreign-Aid Prober Says Congress Has Important Decisions to Make In Giving Answers to 3 Questions

ORLIGN AID DECIOION UP 10 CONGRESS   Head of Investigating Group Says Lawmakers Must Determine Course.

Principle of World. Quotas.   Prop Liberty or Desert Europe? Up to Congress, Dirksen Asserts

America Facing Vital Decisions  Dirksen Sees Next Yeor Critical One

Europe or Home?   Foreign Help Prober Says Policy Stand  Faces Nation   Dirksen Sees Small Likelihood Of Early ‘Intimacy? By Soviet

Pig Crop for Year Higher   84,138,000 Produced Agriculture Depariment  Reveals in Report

General Warns of Weapons  More Deadly Than A-Bomb  U. S. Must Maintain Lead, Kenney Warns; Etcenhower Also Addresses Convention

Air Chief Warns Of Preparedness  Potential Enemies Are Not Lagging

“Potential Enemies’? Have Planes to Fly Weapons Far More Deadly Than A-Bomb

SWIFT, DEADLY ATTACK FEARED   Known Weapons, Says Kenny, Are Worse Than Atomic Bomb

KENNEY WARNS OF AIR MIGHT   U. $. Enemies Have Better Than A-Bomb, Claim

Clark Says Gov't Unable to Lease Submerged Lands   Att'y General Says Authority Not Granted

Clark Rules U.S. Lacks Power to  Lease Tidelands   Decision Halts Move by Coast States to Obtain Submerged Ocean Areas for Development of Oil Deposits

CLEAR AND CRISP WEATHER MAY BE EXPECTED EASTER   Mew Mexico Forecast Calls Fo Clearine Skies But Chit — Will Remain

Seeking United Midwest   Expect Group To Approve Work Of 80th Congress

Senate Gives Top Priority To Armed Forces Unity Bill  House Will Take Up GI Bond Legislation

Terminal Bond.  Merger Action Slated by GOP   Policy Committee Studies Kilgore Election Returns

CASHING OF G.1.  BONDS UP MONDAY   HOUSE PASSAGE OF BILL PREDICLED—SENATE TO CONSIDER ARMS MERGER.

CASH TERMINAL PAY BILL UP   House To Give Right-of-Way to Legislation for Veterans Next Week.

Action Scheduled on Pay Measure  Military Merger Bill to Come Up ©

Loyalist Bombers Launch Attack on Paraguay Rebel:   Civil Conflict Fans Into Open Warfare in City - Of Concepcion

National Radie Says Action Has Touched Off Givil War; Large Scale Fight Reported

PARAGUAY REBELLION LAUNCHED   Troops Revolt; Large Scale Fighting Reported

TWO BATTLES ARE SHAPING IN GREECE   Major Engagements Between Government Forces and Guerrilla Bands Imminent as Pincers Close on Rebels.

Greeks Check Rebels, New Battles Pend   Two Guerrilla Armies Drive in From Border: Situation ‘Improved’

Guerrillas Driving On To loannina   Forces Number 2,500; Situation Reported Changing In Favor Of National Forces

Pincers Movement Said Growing Around New Guerrilla Outbreak In Greece: Yugoslavia Involved   British-American Protest Seen if International Brigade Rumor Proved

Greek Situation Now In Favor Of National Forces   Army Troops Reported Snapping Pincers On Strong Guerrilla Units Near Janina

SITUATION NOW ~~ IN FAVOR OF THE ~ NATIONAL FORCES   This Announcement Was Made Today by Greek Cabinet Minister.   NORTHWESTERN GREECE   Army Is Reported Moving Into Battle Positions There.

Greek Nationals Have Advantage  Battles Impending In Mountain Areas

Greek Forces Snap Pincers On ‘Invaders   Government Army Re. ports Guerrillas Are in  ‘Difficult Position’

Greek Situation Being Changed  National Forces in Favorable Position

TRAIN Dae 2 2 SRN RENE SA AS TE Ra  National Troops Moving Into Battle Positions Against Guerrilla Force

Nationalists Move Info Battle Lines Against Guerrillas   Invasion Forces From Albania Face Struggle With Strong Pincers  Defense

“Greek Army lato Battle Positions   @nvading Column 2.500 , Strong Reported Moving  on foannina   N. TAKING NOTICE   k Ambassador Reports i “Invasion * by Strong - Hostile Force

2 Important Battles Are Shaping Up   Guarillas Drive Toward Key City; Additional Invasion Feared.

CHARGES UNITS INVADE’ GREECE FROM ALBANIA   Government Officials Claim Another Attack Possible From Yugoslavia

Greeks Move to Block “Invasion”   Special Session Of UN Security Council Is Called   London Describes Balkan Situation *“Serious’’Battle Nau Iarnansline

Greek Soldiers Clamp Pincers On Guerrillas   Invaders Near Key City, But In Bad Position

First Column Is Encireled, Second Halted   U.N. Gives Priority To Balkan Flare+—  Britain Concerned

Greek National Forces Getting Upper Hand In Fight With Rebels   Pincers Being Snapped on Strong Guerrilla Units Driving South of lannina; * Néw’Invasion Expected From Yugoslavia ©

Two Major Battles Shape Up on Reds Invading Greece   Govt. Troops Close Pincers on One Of Raiding Forces

Greeks Trap Enemy Units; Battles Brew   Situation Favoring Nationalist Forces; 2,500 Men Encircled

Second Attack From Outside Reported Near  Greek Aid Chief Arrives in Athens From America—

BRITISH TAKE SERIOUS VIEW   International Brigade in Army Athens Claims Comes from Weighbors,

Nationals Push  Guerrillas Back  Greek Fight Reaches New Heights

Minister of Air  Declares Invaders Now in Difficult Position; Another Attack from Slav Border Is Feared

United Nations Action Asked on Urgent Events’   Anglo-American Naval Units to Arrive Soon at Balkan Hot Spots

National Troops Catch Guerrillas In Pincer Trap   Rebels Are Holding Strategic Heights Near Kalpaki

Greeks Close Pincers’ Jaws On Guerrillas   Two Major Battles  Appear Jmminent on Valley Road Leading To City of loannina

Fighting In Favor of Regulars   New Invasion From Yugoslavio Ils Now Feared

MAJOR BATTLES IMMINENT IN NORTH GREECE   Government Force: Close Pincers Jaws  On Guerrillas

2 KEY BATTLES BELIEVED NEAR IN NORTHWEST   Strong Guerrilla Units Are Reported Driving South On City Of loannina

Greek Army Into Battle Positions   ing Column 2,500 - Strong Reported Moving  on loannina ¢g      }. N. TAKING NOTICE   Greek Ambassador Reports “Invasion” by Strong  Hostile Force

CLAIM 2,500 IN 2 COLUMNS NOW NEAR IOANNINA   Government Claims Guerrillas Came From Albania, Yugoslavia

Greeks Break Rebel Pincers   Government Forces Said To Be Forcing Retreat Of Invaders

Report Major Greek Battles  Now Imminent   British Investigating Action By Brigade; May Protest

Officials Describe It As International Brigade Of Irregulars, Reds   UN Council Opens Study Of Cris is   Greek Army Maneuvering For Decisive Battle, Says Athens Report

Fighting in.Greece Now Favorable to National  Forces, Air Chief Claims

Allied Warships Said On Way To Athens Port   U.N. Council Studies Case Reported To Be “Very Serious”

Greek Army Troops Put On Pincers   Situation Takes Turn For Better For Government

Husband Quizzed In Wife's Murder   Los Angeles Victim A Former New Mexicar

Experts Probing Brutal Murder  Patwieres epee “CY ewe le euee g   Estranged Husband Denies Slaving

Issue ‘of Federal Control H inders Aid In American School Crisis.

@ DOUGLAS LARSEN  Issue of Federal Control Hinders Aid In American School Crisis

President Set to Sign Anti-Inflation Bill, But Labels It ‘Inadequate’

Truman Set — To Sign GOP HCL Measure   Brands Bill As ‘Piti. fully Inadequate For Situation.

Key Republicans Lash Back At Charge Of Inadequate Anti-Inflation Plan

Truman Ready To Sign Bill   President Blasts GOF Antiinflation. Biff as “Pitifully knodequate”

President Promises To Sign Measure He Called “Inadequate”   Some Republicans Strike Back With Angry Words at His Castigation

TRUMAN PUTS NAME ON G.0.P. BACKED BILL   Promises To Sign Anti-Inflation Bill Today but Calls It Inadequate,

ANTI-INFLATION BILL DESCRIBED AS INADEQUATE   President Terms AntiInflation Bill As “Pitifully Inadequate  To Deal With “Grave Peril’ Confronting Nation's Economvy.

Reluctant Chief Will Sign Bill to Nip Inflation   Pitifully Inadequate, Charge: Republicans in Angry Replies

Truman Brands Inflation Curb Bill Inadequate  Plans To Sign   Plans To Sign Legislation By GOP, However

Truman To Sign Anti-Inflation Bill Reluctantly   Brands The Measure As “Pitifully In adeauate.”’

ee eS se ee  Brands Bill ‘Pitifully Inadequate’  HCL A Major Issue In 1948 Campaign

Living Cost Bill Ready  For Signing During Day   Truman Sees Draft Inadequate To Aid In faflation Move

Lashes Out At Congress In Warning   President Says Voluntary Plan Will Not Work

Ready fo Sign GOP Measure ‘Despite Faults   ‘Sees Peril of Serious Depression Without Stronger Weapcns

President Will Sign Anti- -Inflation itl ‘Even Though He Disapproves It

Truman Signs GOP Bill For Curbing Inflation  Calls It Inadequate, Measure Depends On Voluntary Measures

ftalian Monarch Was Graphic Example Of How Appeasement Can Cause Chaos, Ruin   Truman Blasts Inflation Curb Bill As ‘Weak   President Will Put His Sig nature On GOP’s Meas ure, Termed “Inadequate”

Truman Raps Inflation Bil But Will Sign   President Declares GOP-Sponsored Law ‘Pitifully Inadequate’

Legislation Is To Be Signed By President   High Living Costs Is Top Political Problem Of ‘48

TRUMAN WILL SIGN LIVING COST MEASURE   President Says, However That G. O, P.-Sponsorec System of Voluntary Controls Is “Pitifulls Inadequate.”

Truman To Sign Republican Bill On Living Costs  President Lambasts GOP Measure As  sais eas as , samba

Truman to Put Grudging 0. K. On GOP Plan   Battle Breaks Out  As Chief Executive Brands Measure ‘Pitifully Inadequate’

Living Costs Sizzling as Major. Issue   Truman Criticizes Anti-inflation Bill Before Signing It

Truman Promise: He'll Sian GOP Measure Today  He Brands Act as Pitifully Inadequate’

ECONOMIC BILL WILL BE SIGNED   President Promises To Af. fix Signature On Measure Today

Row Brews Ks Truman Flails Bill:   ‘President to Sign’. {GOP Anti-inflation  “Measure, Calls It Pitifully Inadeauntes

TRUMAN READY 10 SIGN GOP INFLATION. BILL   President Brands Measure ‘Pitifully inadequate’; Sees ‘Grave Peril’

President to Sign ‘Feeble’ Control Bill   Truman, in Bitter Words, Says Congress Has Given Him Inadequate Weapou To Fight Infiction

Truman To sign GOP Price Bill   But Scores Anti-Inflation Measure as Entirely Inadequate

President Says Bill Too Weak  In Grave Peril   Will sign Measure To fiall Inflation, But Terms Ut Inadequate

Truman to Sig GOP Measure To Halt Prices  Key Republicans Senthba Rack nt      Key Republicans Strike Back at President's Blast

CRITICS THINK BILL NO GOOD TO GUT PRlcts   First Result May Be to Hold . Down Use of Grain by Distillers.

PRESIDENT TO SIGN GOP ANTI-INFLATION BILL “RELUCTANTLY” ACTION EXPECTED SOON , ’ AFTER ANNOUNCEMENT  + rene eximantsbweeawm

Will Sign HCL Bill Today   But President Calls Anti-Inflation Measure “Pitifully Inadequate”; Major Political Issue .

Anti-Inflation Act ‘Inadequate’ Says President Truman  Promises To Sign Bill Today; GOP Strikes Back

President Brands it  “Pitifully Inadequate” IT, Stabilize Economy

Political Fight on Prices Rages   Republicans Strike Back at Truman’s Statement Blasting Anti-Inflation Bill

Anfi- ain : Bill Inadequate  Will Sign Measare Today;  Republicans Answer; Stage Set tor Political Iccne

Truman Will Sign Inflation Curb Measure   Chief Executive Brands GOP Act A: ‘Inadequate’; Key Republicans Reply

PLANS TO SIGN GOP ECONOMIC MEASURE TODAY   President Truman Terms Bil Inadequate; Warns of Depression

TRUMAN PLANS APPROVAL FOR GOP PRICE BILL   Assails Measure as Pitifully Inadequate to Deal With Peril

President Says  He Will Soon Sign Measure; Declares It's Too Late To Fight Increasing Prices with Only Voluntary Plans

Inflation To Be Bia 1948 Issue   Truman Blasts GOP Keep-Prices-Down Bill As “Pitifully Inadequate,” But He Will Sign

RAPS MEASURE AS PITIFULLY INADEQUATE   Says U. S. Needs Stronger ~ Weapon To Avert Crash   STATEMENTS   Indicate High Cost Of Living To Be Major Political Issue In 1948

Truman Promises To Sign Economy Draft Into Law   But Brands Measure As “‘Inadequate”’ To Deal With Inflation

PRESIDENT TO SIGN GOP ANTL-INELATION PILL “RELUCTANTLY”  mea Allee   ACTION EXPECTED SOON AFTER ANNOUNCEMENT BLASTING PROVISIONS

President Raps GOP HCL Bill   ‘Inadequate’ Says Truman of Wolcott's inflation Attack

President Lashes Out At Anti-Inflation Bill Before Making It Law

President Brands Ti Pitifully Inadequate to, Deal With the’ Grave Peril

CLOTHES AND BOY FRIENDS ~ CAUSED TEEN-AGE TRAGED)   CHICAGO GIAL KILLS SISTER WITH SCISSORS AS CLIMAX OF QUARREL

Four Yanks Die’ as U.S. Army. Aids Japanese in Typhoon Flood Crisis

Dry Gleaner Gives More Than Shirt: Tande Pants to Trouserless Bridegroont

DRY CLEANER’S SACRIFICE He Gives Groom More Than Shirt Off His Back

JEWISH REFUGEE VESSEL CAPTURED BY BRITISH -NAV\   Seizure Follows Battle A Sea; Captain Appeals To UN. Peohere -

BRITISH WARSHIPS POUNCE ON JEWISH IMMIGRANT GRALP   Navy Uses Tear Gas, Steam And Fuel Oil in Bloody Battle With Palestine-Bound Refugees.   SHIP REPORTED TO CARRY 4,500

Refugees Battle British Seamen Using Tear Gas   4,500 Jews Seeking IHegal Entry to Palestine Foiled

British Divert 4500 Refugees After Fight   Riot Tactics Used by Both Sides As Jews Make Desperate Attempt Tea Run Palestine Blockade

Bitter Conflict Precedes Capture; Both Groups Hurt   Royal Navy Admits Damage to One of Vessels in Fight Off Palestine

Refugee Ship Seized _ After Bloody Battle   British Intercept Vessel Running Blockade t Palestine; General Strike Protests Action

Take 4.500 Jews Alter Sea Battle   Tear Gas Bombs Used By Both Sides In Fight

Tomorrows Headlines “Jaday B-29 BOMBERS TURN BACK FROM HAWAII; ARMY FAILED 10 PROVIDE GASOLINE FOR A TRIP T0 TOKYO

Price Would Be $4,000, Full Cost Prefabricated 5-Room Plastic -_ House Soon May Be Offered

U.N. Probers Find No Data On Greek Charae   Story of Invasion From Albania Said To Be Unsupported

Balkan Trouble fo Be Investigated By UN Commission  United States Standing Pat for Border Watch  an Tereankla Sanat

U.N. Team Finds Little Evidence’ Backing Greeks  Report Clears Way For Showdown  On Border Watch

Greek Charges Not Backed By Probe  UN Showdown. Seen In Balkan Dispute

Palestine Fight - Breaks Out Anew   ‘Irgun-Hagana Feud Brings Injury to 3 Leaders

SOUTHEAST REPORTS FARM LAND PRICE DIP   Sharp Increases Occur In Other Areas, However

Russians Bar Official Tour; Senate Irked   Inspection Junket Denial Draws G. O. P Crv for Retaliation

Three GOP Senators Propose “Closed Door’ for Red Agents In Return for Mescow Snub

GOP URGES RETALIATION AGAINST REDS   Senators iavor Rais. ing Entrance Bars To Russians

Senators Barred From Russia, Ask For Retaliation   Committee Members Urge Soviet Be Given Dose of Own Medicine   GROUP WOULD STOP RED VISITORS HERE   USSR Declares Itself No Subject for Study By U. S. Lawmakers

Dose Of Own Medicine Is Proposed For  The Russians   Republican Senators Urge Raising U. S. Entrance Bars in Retaliation jo Russ

RUSSIANS DECLINE TOALLOWU.S. MEN 10 VISIT EMBASSY   Three Republican Senators Propose Giving Soviet ‘Dose of Own’ Medicine’ after Rebuff.   QUESTION POSED SAID IMPORTANT

DOSE. OF OWN MEDICINE’ — :  Senators Ask Higher Bars Against Russ’

Retaliation — Toward Russia Is Proposed   Cong. Group. Not  Allowed to Inspect Embassy dt Moscow

Public School Students To Take Part In Todav’s Signal-WHIZ Quizdown

Boys Meet Girls Again In Renewal Of Signal - WHIZ Quizdewn Program

City School Pupils Compete Today lh Another Signal-WHIZ Quizdown

Second Air Disaster Is  Confirmed  Third Plane Still — Missing in Wilds ; a Pp ages Spree e =

TWO CRASHE IN 3 BAYS. ORE MISSING   ABA Liner Missing, Swedish Crash Kills 43

43 LOSE LIVES IN AIR DISASTER   Swedish Plane Crashes On Mountain Near Athens; Two Americans Killed

Parents Compelled Their Son to Steal   Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mount Are Booked For Investigation.

7 ARMY COMBAT PLANES MISSING   BELLEVED ON WAY TO FOREIGN COUNTRY AFTER UNAUTHORIZED TAKE-OFF.

Dewey Calls for Elimination Of Stafe Taxation of Income   ; (See background story of conference on page 8).

It’s Sad to Report, But Top Movie Heroes Are Not Getting Any Younger; Lines Are Showing

Winter. ‘Wheat. So wing. ‘Time’ Th This County Is About September 20

WEST'S RESOURCES MUST BE REGARDED AS LEADING ISSUE   States Urged to Quit Bicker'ng and Unite to Bring About Development

Kelland Calls For West Unity At GOP Confab   Arizonan Says West Must Quit Bickering  And Develan Recource

New Revenue Bill F inally Completed By Budget Group  $150,000 More Is Voted For Libraries

COLD FOR NEW ATTACK   Nearly 3 More Inches  of Snow in Mason City

Disarmament Issue Postponed in UN   Action Taken at.’ Request of U. S. .

HINT CHANGE IMMINENT U. S. POLICY   Security Ceuncil Delays Talk On Disarmament

 Solons Urged To Save ‘Poor Man’s Opera’ meee reed 20 Save oor Man’s Opera’  Aid For Juke Boxes’ Fate Faces Congress

Congress Is Requested To Have Pity On Juke Box, “Poor Man's Opera”

Poor Man’s Opera In Sad Plight Juke Box Operators Claim; Want Congress Aid

Have Pity on the Juke Box YY on the Juke Box  ‘Poor Man’s Opera’ In Sad Way; . Might Get Worse, Congress Told

McGregor Assails U.S. Oil Exports   Demands Shipments’ To Russia Be Halted

Indications Are U. S. Armed Forces Will Have to Rely on Volunteers

Ask Congress To Deny Union Of Foremen   Revenues Will Be Higher, Report   Less Money Now In Circulation   Chetnik Extradition Demanded bv Slavs   Armed Services Probably Will Have To Rely on Volunteers

: Volunteers for Awhile Is ' Outlook for Armed Services   After March 31 When Draft- Expires

10,000 Leaflet ‘Bombs’ Found On U.S. Rabbi   War Of Nerves  On Britain Broken Up By Security Police

Charge Zionist Leader Carried Leaflet Bombs To Assist Stern Gang

French Police Round Uy Steen Sympathizers Waging ‘Nerve’ War; Tl.S. Babhi Arrected

C. And P: Sets Meeting With -MFTW Today   Agreement Provided For Arbitration to Begin With Return of Workers to Jobs   That Condition Now Fulfilled   Company Relations With Telephone Clerical Workers Are Not Quite So Harmonious

General Assembly Pushes Important Bills toward Final Passage but House Postpones Action On Anti- Picketing Legisiation

Administration Victorious in  Liquor Fight   House Votes Approval On Salary Boost, Then Postpones Anti-picket Bill Indefinitely

Test Vote Won By Lilienthal   Party Lines Split as Republicans and Democrats Reject Bricker Plan

WILDEAT COAL STRIKE ENDED IN YORKSHIRE   THOUSANDS RETURN TO WORK, MONDAY, LIFT GLOOM

British Miners Call Off Strike   Accept Face-Saving Plan To Resume Work

AT MOOSE CLUB TONIGHT Fish and French Fries—Ad.   AMERICAN LEGION WVWAVEATINGE HANTCT

G-Man Says Romne Misused Money  On Political Drive  Former Official Said To Have Assisted Smithwick in Race

HUGHES 10 TEST OUT GIANT TOOPASSENGER PLANE NEXT SATURDAY. PRIOR TO HEARING

HUGHES SET TO TEST BIG PLANE   Will Launch Craft 2 Davs Before Hearing

SENATE PROBE OF HUGHES DELAYED; HUGHES ANID AAEVER WHI RE CALIFD TO TESTIFY AGAIN

Heavy Damage Reported In Miami Area Storm Again Sweeps Near Atlantic Coast

Fringe of North Carolina Coast Hit By Tropical Storm   Winds Near 80 Miles an Hour Expected to Head Into Ocean

Committee Says No To Probe Request   Senate Group Says Nothing Can Be Done About Department, K. C. Fraud

SOLONS AGAINST ELECTION PROBE   Senate Resolution Aims To Terminate Kansas City Vote Investigation

Senate Group Split 7-6 on Fraud Probe   Committee Rejects Investigation of Justice Department

Kansas City Voting P robe  Is Rejected   Committee Balks At Ask ing Congressional Quiz Of Justice Department

Kill Proposed Probe OF Justice Department Action in K+ C. Primary

SENATORS REJECT PROPOSED INQUIRY   Committee Blocks Justice Dent Probe 7 To &

SENATORS VOTE AGAINST PROBE   Kansas City Election Debate Stalled by Panel

18,000,000 ELIGIBLE TO CLAIM BENEFITS UNDER VETERANS LEGISLATION

Armed Forces Promotion Plar Final Measure  Sto rmy Session Chalked up by

Bandit Slayers Of Businessman Safely Guarded   TIED THEIR VICTIM TO TREE AND RIDDLED HIM WITH SHOT

Tennessee Posse Captures 2 Killers   Young Desperadoe: Kill Burley Tobacco Executive

NEWS Behind The NEWS   DISSENSION BESETS GOP IN CHOOSING ITS CANDIDATE

bea pe  7 hil   Gwendolin Foft And Frederic Becker To Live In Pasadena

Appropriation Bill For Flood Control Funds in Conference   Joint House and Senate Group to Adiust Differences

Virtually Every Building in Worth, Community of 233, Destroyed by Wind;  Teacher Saves Ten

13 Known Dead, Many Injured in North State Town   School Teacher Herded Pupils to Safety ina Fruit Cellar

13 Known Dead In Worth, Mo.., Wind Twister   Teacher Saves Pupils’ Lives

Storm Wipes Out Town of Worth, Injuring Many   Damage Also Reported In lowa; Teacher  Saves All Her Pupils

ALL BUILDINGS LEVELLED BY HEAVY STORM   School Teacher Saves  Lives Of Pupils By Alert Action

Few Residences Left Standing  Half Of Population Of Small Town Hurt

Death List Placed at 20; Quick Thinking Teacher Saves Lives of Her Pupils

Estimate Of Injured Set At Near 100   Business District Of Worth Reduced To Mass Of Rubble

Over Hundred In Community Hurt By Storm   Business District of Warth Reduced to Rubble by Wind.

School Teacher Herds 10 Pupils Into Cellar And Saves Their Lives as Tornado Razes Every Business House, School, Church, Town Hall, Rail Station and Nearly Every Home

Tornado Strikes ~ Town; 13 Killed   Teacher Saves Lives O: 10 Students

Community in Milissouri. ~ Destroyed byw Tornado; ~ Teacher Saves Punils

TORNADO KILLS 13: DEMOLISHES MISSOURI TOWN   Midwest Storm Flattens Rural Community; 100 Reported Iniured

13 Known Dead And Others Reported Hurt: Alertness Of Teacher Saves Class

Town Leveled by Tornado; 13 Known Dead   Many Persons Hurt as Twister Hits Missouri Community

Tornado Rips Into Missouri  Town, Kills 13   Village of Worth Wrecked; Alert Teacher Saves  In BD.,-.1,

RED DEMAND FOR GERMAN STATE DENIED   Meeting of Deputy Foreign Ministers Is Ended in Disagreement

Allies Reject Regime Plan For Germany   Britain, France And America Turn Down Russian Proposals

3 Powers Reject Russian German Government Plan  Big Four Deputies Report No Progress Dyn Farmar Sathnek

“Treaty Talks Bump Into Old Difficulties   U. S., Britain, France Reject Ruscian Demand

Soviet Plea For Central Reich Setup Is Rejected   » Big Four Deputies End Second Talks Widely Disagreed

Soviets’ Demand For Centra! German Setup Rejected Deputy Ministers In Dispute Over Peace Pact For Germany

Ll. Ss. PRESTIGE RUNS HIGH   ‘Chinese Nationalists Openly Hos tile te Russians

U. 8. PRESTIGE RUNS HIGH      Chinese Nationali-ts Openly Hos. tile to Russians

PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING TODA\   Joyce Hummel, Mac Thorson Principals in Cere -- mony, Westfield

AKRON MAN WEDS WESTFIELD GIRL LAST THURSDAY   Miss Joyce Hummel And Mac Donald Thorso: Take Vows Aurust 21

Treasury, P. 0. Slashes Urged   Recommendations Called ‘Sham’ by Democrats

G. 0. P. Slashes Funds But Demos Call It ‘Phony   It’s Merely a Matter of Bookkeeping, Says Minority Party

GOP Proposes Treasury Cuts   Democrats Hold Plan To Reduce Expenses Is False Starf

GOP Slashes Budget Fund To Treasury   Democrats Deride Recommended Cut As A Sham. Phony

House Group Votes Initial Budget Slash   $897,072,750 Woulc Be Cut Off Treasury, Postoffice Funds

REDUCTIONS ASSAILED BY DEMOCRATS   GOP Would Cut from Postal and Treasury Departmert Allowances

POSTAL FUND SLASH URGED   Republicans in Congres: Make First Move For Reducing Budget

Start Is Made io Reduce Budget Total   Recommend Cut in Funds for Post: Office

G.0.P. Slashes Treasury Fund  Expected Criticism Of Action Flares

Assembly Is Back Again In Heated Debate   Indiana Lawmakers Appear Divided Over Issue of Changing Primary Election Laws.

Solons To Caucus On Issue; Expect Recommendation Of Committee Soon

NAVAL MEN CALL ‘FOR STRONG FLEE   WARNING AGAINST. WEAKNESS ON SEA SOUNDED IN NAVY BDAY ADDRESSES.

Strong Fleet Calls Feature «Navy Day Talk:   Must Maintain Powerful Navy, Speakers Declare

Secretary Of Navy Says US Fleet Is Back In Mothballs   In Another Navy Day Talk, Fleet Admiral Halsey Asks “Are We Fool Enough To Go Back To Sleep For The Third Time?”

U.S. Fleet in ‘Mothballs’ Sullivan Tells New Orleans Navy Day Audience

Strong Navy Needs Urged Upon Nation   Leaders Point, Out, Peril In Navy Day Talks Across Land

Speakers Call For Big Navy In Addresses   Navy Day is C Is Celebratec Monday From Coast ~ ' Tg Coast :

Strong Navy Is Urged On  Anniversary   Top Officers Point To Need Of Powerful Defense In View Of Conditions Throughout World

Marshall May Seek Settlement in  Egyptian Problem   Secretary of State Prepares to Take Over Personal Direction of U.S. Strategy Before United Nations

Marshall Plan Gaining Support:  ‘Of Public. National.Survey Reveals

START WORK ON ~ MUTUAL DEFENSE      20-Nations Conference Starts Main Business Amid Opposition ae

Conference Is Upset by Position of Argentina   Nation Wants Ban On Use of Force Against Aggression Within Hemisphere

ON DEFEASE PACT FOR HEMISPHERE   U. S, Opposes Argentine Pro posal to Outlaw Ose of Force Against’ Aggres-: gion From Within:        SEEN AS PROTECTION © FOR “FIFTH COLUMNS”      U.S: Agrees to Conferenice ix 1948 to Consider. Eco" ‘nomic Aid ‘for. Latin.  Americe, ~

SEEK TO CORB USE OF FORCE IN AMERICAS   Argentine Proposes Tc Limit Use of Arms In Hemisphere

GERMAN PEOPLE BLAMING U.S. FOR FOOD. SHORTAGE:   Investigators Note Ugly Mood of Resentment Growina in Reich .

Reich F ood Crisis Bad   is Clay Warns Agitators EWill-Be Jailed; GerRie -mans in “Ugiy’ Mood”

Red Agitators To Be Jailed In Food Crisis   PRESIDENT IN PLEA FOR NEW MINIMUM FOR WORKERS

Food Agitators Will be Jailed Clay Declares   Germans Grumble Under Prod of Desperate Crisis

Reich Aaitators May Be Jailed  Clay Takes Stand   Clay Takes Stand On Food Situation

U.S. Will Clamp Down ‘On German Agitators   Those Attempting to Capitalize on Food we. F Fh

General Clay Promises Food Agitators Jail As Defiant Mood Against U.S. Develops

GERMANY BITTER TOWARD U. S. IN ITS FOOD CRISIS   CRITICISM COMES FROM COMMON MAN. U. S. AGENTS SAY

Germans’ Attitude Toward Americans Is Becoming Bitter   Food Crisis in Reich is Blamed on People of United States

U. 5. To Jail Any Agitators In Reich Now   Food Crisis Causing Resentment Against U. S., Clay Will Act Firmly

Ray Smith Of Barstow, Calif,  Tin ery  Hartley With? wake” wait   Hartley Westbrook,. For: merly of Coon Rapids, Has Severely Cut Lip: -

Ray Smith Of Barstow, Calif., Diesin Hospital  Hartley Westbrook, Formerly of Coon Rapids,

Little Roger Gue Sticks To Original Story in Massillon Hospital Deaths   Balkans Must Cooperate, U.S. Warns   Authorities Disacree   Probe Plane Crash in Buenos Aires: 17 Die   Navy Officers To Be Reduced by 1,000   KROCER SALES LP   NINE GIRLS DROWN   Unseasonably Cool Weather Felt in Midwest, Southwest

Others Trying Price Cut Plan   Newburyport Progran Spreads but Merchants Say They Can't Do It Alone.

Retailers Say Suppliers Must Reduce Prices   Cuts Nevertheless Continue To Spread To Other Sections Of U. S.

Monett Lawyer, Gallatin Doctor Indicted by Jury   Income Tax Evasion Is Charged—35 Others Are Also Named

Monett Lawyer, Gallatin Doctor Indicted by Jury  Income Tay Fvacinn I:   Income Tax Evasion : Charged—3$ Others Are Also Named

MONETT LAWYER INDICTED ON TAX ‘EVASION CHARGE   Bill Alleges Earnings of W. J. ‘B. Myres'in 4 Years Were $61,000 Greater Than Returns Showed.   GALLATIN OSTEOPATH ALSO IS ACCUSED   Indictment Says His Income _in 3 Years Was $39,907, and That He Reported $12,833.

ANTI-INFLATION BILL IS FOUGHT   Republican High Com. mand Decrees ‘This Or Nothing’ Vote   FATE IS IN DOUBT

Report Hints At New Bomb   Atomic Improvements Listed by Commission

Newand More Powerful Atom  Bombs Hinted   Better Methods for Ob taining U-235 Also Reported

NEW ATOMIC BOMBS INDICATED DUE TO STEADY RESEARCH   Development Work.on Improved Atomic Weapons Progressing In Nation

Hint New and More Potent Atemic Bomb   U. S. Commission Gives First Of Two Reports

Senate Delays Voting on Appointments   Commission Asserts Improvements Being Made Now

Speedier Production Method .  Hint ae Atom Missiles ‘Ywned By USS.

BROKEN HERE; LOW TODAY, 41   Lettuce Shipments Hold Up Well in Brief Cold Speil

COLD WAVE BROKEN HERE; LOW TODAY, 41   Lettuce Shipments Hold Up Well in Brief Cold Spell

New Governor Declares War On Talmadae   Gov. Thompson Tells LegisInture He Will Wrest Party Control From Predecessor

House Cleaning Promised Georgia   Thompson Denounces Ousted Predecessor In Address. Befeve Jomt Assembly Meet

TALMADGE IS CALLED BOLTER   Thomoson Promises To Gain Control of Party

Georgia Factions Still Wrangling   Control of Party Machinery at Stake Among Democrats

THOMPSON MAY VETO WHITE PRIMARY AGT   All Bills “Signed By Talmadge Now ~ Before New  Governor —

Ten Demands  Made by Union In Phone Issue   Include Wage Boost That Industry Puts At 700 Million Year

Republicans Of Midwest Organizing   Conference Held at Omaha te Improve Standing Within the Party

Judge Hubbard Passes Sentences ai Criminal Court   Kane Man Draws Year In Jail On Each of Three Embezzlement Charges

Legislature Gets Hood Of Bills  One Would Abolish ’ Purchasing Bureau

WEATHER ° GHOSS NATION. MIXED.  Holiday Traffic Toll Already Stands at 18

19 DEATHS MAR HOLIDAY SCENE   Illinois Leads with Seven Road Fatalities — Weather Mixed in Nation

WEATHER IS VARIED   Holiday Starts Out Violently With 18 Traffic Deaths

LABORITES FACE MORE CRITICISM   New Protests Due on British Economic Crisis Plan

Offer Program For Greek Aid   Porter Estimates $335 Million Needed® For Five Years Of Assistance.

DR. BOYSON AWARDED $400 IN DAMAGE SUIT   Mechanicsburg Physician And For. mer Teacher In Hanover Had Asked $25,000 In Assault Case

Congress OK’s Non-Inflation Bill, Adjourns   Truman Asks ‘17 Bil. for Four Years Aid

Congress Adopts $540 Million Plan For Foreign Aid  Fmercency Accictance   Emergency Assistance To France, Austria Italy, China Provided

Foreign Help Bill Of $540 Millions OK’d By Congress   France, Italy, Austria And China Included Ir Emergency Act Of Special Session; Measure } mg

$540 Million  Aid Granted  By Congress Session Closes  On Approving Emergency Bill

$940 MILLION STOP-GAP AID BILL ADOPTED   $18 Million For Chinz Included in Measure Sent to Truman

Action Comes Just Before Adjournment Of Special Session   APPROPRIATION IS LESS THAN REQUEST

Congress Passes Money Bill for Stop-Gap Relief   Army Occupation Costs Also Included in Aid Appropriations

FEE NEW HOPE FARMER IN HIGHWAY FATALITY  Testify Overgrowth of Brush   ‘Testify Overgrowth of Brush Cut Off Vision of Drivers  GAIL GEDDES VICTIM

BABY SLAYER TRIAL IS-SET   COLUMBUS MAN WHO   FORCED WATER DOWN   THROAT OF INFANT HAS INSANITY DEFENSE

MUSKOGEE GETS DRENCHING RAIN   Precipitation Totals over Inches There — Mercury Cools Through State

U.S, STEEL AND UNION RESUME PACT TALKS   Wage Discussion Slated To Be Shelved Temporarily

UNION RESUME ~ NEGOTIATIONS   Come Together Today After One  Week's Lavoff   SFEK ACCORD   ‘Streamlined’. Gom mittees Will Speed Qeesions

Resume Steel Wave Talks   Speed Parley by Naming of Streamlined Committees

Await Vote On Partition Today  Expect Close Vote On Thorny Problem

U.N. Assembly To Vote Today  On Palestine   Fate of Proposal To Divide Holy Land into Separate Jewish, Arab Countries To Be Decided.

Tense Atmosphere Prevails as Vote Draws Near  Palestine Partition Remains in Doubt Until Final Ballot

UNITED NATIONS NEAR BALLOTING ON PALESTINE   CHANGE BY HAITI TO GIVE NEEDED VOTES FOR PARTITION PLAN

GRIM AIR PERVADES U.N. HALLS   Rumors Fly As Time For Balloting. Nears

FIGHTING T0 PLUG LEAK IN RIVER DIKE   Break Endangers 22,000 Acres of  -Jowa.Corn Land

Weary Men Fight to Keep Dike Leak from Flooding Corn Land   Flooding lowa River Expected To Recede Today

lowans Fight To Keep Dike Leak From Spreading   22,000 Acres of Corn Land Near Oakville Threatened

Highways Are Inundated As Levees Break   Town Is Isolated: _ Threat To Other  ‘Aprane le Saan

Try ToSave  lowa Dike   20,000 Acres  Now In Danger me FIWATTEDY PRESS

WORKMEN FIGHT TO CHECK SPREAD OF IOWA FLOODS   leak In Dike Threatens 22, O00 Acres Of Rich Carn Land

Flood Threatens   Weary Men Fight With Hands to Close Break in Towa River Dike

Marshall Urges Germans Be Required To Accept Treaty, Not Government

Terms Shoud Be Part of Reich Constitution, He Says; Bevan Doubts Legality of Plan; French Support It

McCormick Kin Dies on Sunday  Woes Gronddaughter Of Rockefeller Too

UNIONS CAN'T DODGE NEW LABOR LAW, SAYS NLRB   Responsibility Remains Even If Board Is ByPassed.

TWO LABOR TESTS IMPEND IN NATION NLRB TELLS VIEWS   Carpenters’ Union and ITU Local Involved in Recent Developments in Taft-Hartley Fight.  OQTHER LEGAL CASES   OTHER LEGAL CASES TO STUDY MEASURES

NLRB Starts Action to Test New Labor Law  Unions Notified They Can’t By-Pass Board: Two Test Cases Started

‘AN'T EVADE ABOR LAW BY Y-PASSING IT    Denham Action ' Warns Unions

NLRB Serves Notice on Unions Their Decision fo Bypass Board Doesn't Exempt them From Law's Provisions

UNIONS WARNED THAT TART LAW SNUB IS FUTILE   By-Passing Board Does Not Exempt Them From Action

“Jomoviows Headlines “Jaday UNIONS NOTIFIED THEY ARE NOT EXEMPT FROM TAFT ACT, BECAUSE OF REJECTING COMMUNISM BAN

TAFT ACT SUITS CITE TWO UNIONS   Carpenters and Printers Face Charges before NLRB

GOVERNOR DEWEY IS RETURNING FROM HIS WESTERN TOUR AND IS DUE IN CHICAGO TONIGHT   Eightieth Congress Is Preparing to Adjourn After Strenuous Session—There Are Important Appropriations Measures Taking Attention Of Members Before the Zero Hour Arrives’

House Nearing Half-Way ‘Mark to Goal   Five Bills Remain to Come Out of House Committee

GOP Slashes  Into Budget   Reach Halfway Mark In Economy Program

OVERSEA PILOTS STAGE WALKOUT   Strike Does Not Involve Wages But Airline Attitude

OCEAN-PILOTS ~ STAGE STRIKE   U. S. OVERSEAS PLANES ARE GROUNDED BY’ WALKOUT OVER CONTRACT NEGO TIATION DISPUTE

40 Arrested for Anti-Jewish Acts   British Police Attempt to Break Up Vandalism

Anti-Jewish Riots Raging in Britain   40 Arrested in Liverpool; Attacks Ranacted te:f ondon

TEXTILE STRIKE: IS CALLED OFF; BOOST GRANTED   Last Minute s (ree ment Reachee ‘or 8900 in N. &.

New Hotel Sales Force Being Formed Under C. L. Bishop, Gen. Manager

New Hotel Sales Organization Is Being Formed   Charles L. Bishop Named General Sales Manager

People Flee - In Fire Wake   Small Craft Used Tc Evacuate Residents of Maine Island

DUNKIRK -LIKE EVACUATION OF FAMOUS RESORT   All Types Of Craft Being Used To Take Refugees Off Island   BIG SUMMER ESTATES IN PATH OF FLAMES

Wind Shift Saves Part Of Bar Harbor, Maine,  From Fire Destruction   Forest Fires Destroy One-Third Of Famous Resort; Dunkirk-Like Evacuation Had Begun Rescue Of Thousands Lining Beaches

Escape Route By Highway Is Reopened   Others Vessels Speed Toward Famed Resort

TORNADIC WINDS RESULT IN DAMAGE AND INJURIES   Storm Hurts At Least Dozen Persons And Levels Score Of Houses And Barns Near Montgomery, Ala.— Midwest And Southwest Experience Strange Mixture Of Weather, Including Gales, Snow, Sleet, Freezing Rain, Thunder, Lightning And Hail

Wild Variety Of Winter Weather  Tornadoes, Thunder, Snow Among Effects

Tornadoes Take Toll in Missouri, Arkansas And Alabama, While Winter Fastens Firm Grip on Midwest; Salt Lake Digs Out of Drifts

Arkansas And Missouri Are Hit Hardest   Alabama Also Suffers From Biq Blow

TORNADOES HiIl MID-WEST AREA   Five Are Known Dead And 14. Injured As Winds Strike Arkansas And Missourli; Montgomery Is Hit.

Varied Weather In West States   Tornado Sweeps Parts Of Arkansas—8-12 In. Of Snow in Some States

Alabama And Arkansas Hit By Twisters   Vive Killed By ‘Tornado In Arkansas And Missourt: 3 Dead In Alabama.

Rubber Strike  Coming Sunday   First Big Walkont O1 Year Set To Start Over Week End

USE OF TROOPS WN FOOD TIEUP IRKS WORKERS   Government Efforts To Reach Agreement With Truckers Failte ty End Walkouts.

Dockmen Join Illegal London Truck Walkout   Refuse to Resume Work While Army Handling Haulage.

Sympathy Strikes Spreading Rapidly In Great Britam   More British Troops Also Arrive In London To Aid In Movement Of Food   SEE SOME HOPE OF EARLY STRIKE END

President Flying To Ailing Mother   Word that She Is Sinking Received From Her Physician in Missouri

Mother. Sink : : Pr esident. Flies  To Her Bedside   €alled By. Doctor. Sister:  Staff Accompanies Him On Trip To Grandview

President Gets ‘Hurry-up’ Call As She Weakens   Mother, 94, Reported Te Be In Serious Condition; Suffered Setback Physician Savas

AILING MOTHER CALLS TRUMAN   President Flies To Bedside Affer ‘Sinking’ Report

Mrs. Truman Sinking Again   President Will Fly To Missouri Today

Truman Prepares For Flight To  Grandview Again   President To Visit 94-Year-Ole Mother, Who Is Reported ‘Sinking.’

President Plans Missouri Trip  To Visit Mother   Mrs. Truman Is Reported ‘Sinking’

Traman Flying To Bedside Of Ailing Mother   Calls For Plané On Learning Mother “Sinking.”

Revenue Raising Bills Introduced   Thomson Sa Drafted By  Plan land

Budget Balance Sought in Bills to Legislature —   Represent Program of Late Gov. Goodland: Return Surtax

$16,257,000 Badger Tax Bill Proposed   Goodland Plan to Balance Budget, Create Trust. Fund

SOLON’'’S FATHER DIES   Senator Gets Flood of Letters Charging War Contract Fraud

Probe Gets More Hints Of Fraud   Letters Shower Solons; Each To Be Investigated

Letters Charging Contract Frauds Flood Senators   Ferguson Promises Action. In Meyers Case Followup

 Buyers of Pipelines Across State Quickly Reap Profit on Investment

Lewis Confers With — Railway Executive   Conference May Have Bearing on Coal Situation

HALT VISCOSE STRIKE THREAT   Extension of Contract Set For Indefinite Period By Company, Union

‘Movie:Actor Says: ‘Hollywood Plagued With Communists:   * Menjou States Party Line Followed Rigidly

SEN. MeCARTHY F OR EXTENDING RENT CONTROLS   Third Senator To Urge Retention Past Foh, 29 Date

Rent Control Favor Grows   Truman’s Advisors Stand fer Extension

NEW MERGER ISSUES APPEAR   Senate Committee to Quiz Army, Navy Leaders

CONGRESS REQUESTS ‘ARMY REVALUATION   Restudy Of Merger Asked In New Foreign Light

Value of Arms Merger Project ls Questioned   Affect of Move in Light of Truman's Aid Plan Debated

Ask Merger’s Affect — On U. S. Plan to. Wipe - Out Greek Giierillas

—ARMED UNIFS—  Greek: Aid Seen: Tied To Merger   SINGLE‘SERVICE ‘HEARINGS OPEN

Greek-Turkey Issue Enters a New Phase   Congressmen Ask Probable Effect Upon Armed Force Meraer

Armed Foree Merger Will Undergo New Questioning   Greek-Turkey Plan Changing Picture; Taft Raps Demo Bid

MERGER PLAN STUDIED ANEW   Congress Concerned Over Greek-Turkey Aid; Taft Fears War

Congress Wants Service Merger  Plan Restudied   Poses New Questions In Light Of Aid Plan For Greece And Turkey. -

Soviet, West At Odds On German Reparations  } oe Ww _——— a. <. (i i oa aD... .. “a> an ae... > maa «> me = <a a Cbalin le Dallawanl   New Foreisn Role Poses Merger Issue‘

Greek-Turkey Proposals May Bring Revaluation;  Tatt Raps Dem’s Pledge

Congress Seeks Restudy © Situation in Light of De “velepments in Greece; =

i oA   Congress Awaits Truman Decision ‘on Aid to Greece to Resist Reds -

Jop Orit amine  Faces Trumat   President At His Desk For Day Prior To Starting On Caribbean Cruise

CAPITAL WAITS TRUMAN ADVICE   Congress Waits Word From Chief Executive On America’s Role In World Affairs; Time Of Statement Not Announced-

Await Trumar Statement on Greek Plight   President Postpones Caribbean Cruise--Couse---Development:

CHILD OF FIVE FOUND SLAIN   Mutilated Body Discovered Hour After Girl Entered Car With Stranger

Police Search For Murderer  Of Small Girl   Five-Year-Old Child's Mutilated Body Is Discovered in Well

Short, Young Man Sought in Death of Child  Victim's Brother  Tells of Girl's Abduction

Probe Death of Girt,  Seek to Link Weckler  And Norristown Cases

Youth Sought In Rape-Killing  At Norristown   Body of Girl Aged 5 Found in Well After Being Enticed Away

Police Hunting For Slayer Of 5-Year-Old Tot   Mutilated Body Put Into Well; Suspect Is Described

U. S. Requests Assembly Air Soviet® Vetoes  Brazilian Named General President

Two-Thirds Vote Adopted As Hemisphere Defense Rule  Argentina Loses Fight But Wins Point te Plenssine Tietinntiinn Bakionaw J ftaolden

WEST NATIONS — VOTE TO ACT ON AGGRESSOR   Two-Thirds Ruling Wins Support At Parley

Snyder May Ask Tax Cut  Res ge Peis   Advice to Truman Rported Planned

SNYDER DENIES RUMOR HE WANTS 70 SLASH TAXES   Sources Claimed Seeretary Urged Cut During 1948

Truman May Change Mind On Tax Cuts   Treasury Secretary Reported As Ready To Back Reduction

Snyder Ready To Advise Tax Reduction   Sec. of Treasury Ready to Reverse Former Stand

Income Tax Cut - May Be Asked by Treasury Head   Secretary Snyder May Alter Position And Favor Slashes

Sec. Snyder Set toUrge Tax Slash   Treasury Mead Ready to Ask Income Levy Cut

Controversial Matters Loom .... Solons Expect A Busy Week  In Legislature

Solons Facing Heavy Week   Present Week Will See Much Activity At Raleigh

GIANT U. S. BOMBERS NEAR COMPLETION   Newspaper Says Eighth Air Force May Soon Be Flying Largest Tand-Rased Planes.

Veterans Seek Judges’ Ouster  Commander to Meet Truman to Protest Philadelphia Ruling

Army Plane Thai Crashed in North Is Found  Four or Five Men of Nine Aboard  Known to Be Alive

 Spring Given Set-Back _By Roaring March Wind And. Heary Snow Storms

STORMS SWEEP HALF OF U.S.   Snow, Winds Disrupt Travel, Communications Over Wide Area

Snow Sweeps Eastern States   At Least Three Persons Die As Result of Storms; Heaviest In Midwest

Heavy Wind Giv es ; Spri ing Brushoff   High Gales, Snow, Sleet, Rain, Hail Cause Damage In Manv Sections

Raging Storms Cause Damage  In Midwest   Disrupte Power, Com. munications, Rail Service; Some Parts East Coast.

Strong Wind, Snov Storms Give Spring Brushoff   Eastern Section of Country Stricken Again; Heavy Snowfalls Recorded in Midwest; Windstorm Covers Wide Part of Nation

». Roaring March Wind, Snow Storms Cause Considerable Damage; « Communications Disrupted, Transportation Impaired: Three Dead

SLEET, SNOW, RAIN AND HAIL MARK STORM   Power Service Is Disrupted, Travel TImnaired in Area

March Adds Wind Storm To Variety Of Spring Weather   At Least Three Die; Heaviest Snow in Mid-West

ROW SNOW AND oLEET IN MANY STATES   Traffic Hampered and Heavy Damage Reported; Three Dead.

J. 5. Troops to Be Moved Out of Italy ‘When Treaty Ratifiec   90-Day Period Designated for Evacuation

U.S. ANDITALY SIGN PLAN TO EVACUATE TROOPS IN NATION   Americans to Leave Country in 90 Days after Final Ratification of Trea. ty; Lee Tells Plans.   NEW REGULATIONS ALSO ARE IMPOSED

U. §. ITALY SIGN EVACUATION ACCORD   Italians Will Replace Occu pation Garrison

U. S.. Italv Sign Pact To Evacuate  Yanks Soon   15,000 Americans To Leave 90 Days After Ratification Of The Peace Treaty Is Plan

Big 4 Decisions --ForReich Hinge On Soviet Data   ' Success of Londcn Meet ' Dependent on Willingness of Reds to Help

Ministers Seek Activity Report   U.S., British Want To Know of Soviet Affairs in Germany

Bic FOUR WANTS RUSS AREA DATA   No Agreements Believed to Be Possible without Information.

Gastro-Enteritis Causes Death Of Four Infants   17 Stricken Babies Taken from Allentown To Temple Hospital

Epidemic Causes Death Of 4 Allentown Babies: 13 Others Seriously II

Drug Rushed To Save 18 Infants   Babies Stricken In Maternity Ward Of Hospital

 Four Infants Suecomb  Work to Halt Diarrhea Deaths of  Bahies Fram Allentown Hosuita

Balkan Crisis Makes Veto Revision "More Urgent,” Sen. Taft Declares

Peace Among Men Is Faint Hope, He Says   Eisenhower Pleads For U.S. To Keep Its Streneth

Nation  To Lead Way In  Future   Protection Urged For Stronghold Of Democracy

GEN, IKE SAYS NATION SHOULD SHOW STRENGTH   Army Chief Of Staff Declares United States Must Convince World That Democracy Will Defeat Its Attackers.

Ike Calls For Strong ‘America   Says Threat of Force Makes Dream of Peac Impossible Some Area:

Strength   Free World Depends on America to Lead Way,  Says Army Chief ~

Stay Strong For Peace, Eisenhower Urges U. S.   Army Chief Of Staff Declares Nation Must Have Strength To Convince World No Outside Force Can Dominate It

LIVE IN A WORLD OF ~ FORCE AND THREATS   Gen. Eisenhower Says Ne Outside Force Shall Ever Conquer the U. 5. °°

Eisenhower Pleads For Safety Of Democratic U. S.  Foreign Elements Make  Nation’s Goal Mm.f6:.-.,16 ta Attnin

Says Free World is Depending on U.S. for Guidance   Eisenhower Believes A Strong America !s Answer to Any Threa Gn This Democracy

Unconquerable Strength Uraed By Eisenhower   General Speaks At Kansas Aggie Home Coming Celebration

Free World Depends _ On U.S.   Must Keep Netion Strong Enough to Defy. Aggression and. Meet World Oblivatio:

@ PAUL MALLON—  Russia Has No Intention of Withdrawing From U.N.

Ousted Jap Hits Allied Officer:   \First to Criticize U. § Troops Since Occupation

Purged Jap Puts Blast on Allied Rule   Ex-Minister of Finance Says He's No ‘Yes Man’

Possible Anti-Trust Violations in Texas To Be Investigated   Seven Major Oil Companies Involved

Water Main Probiem Considered by City   Pipe Outside the City Limits Again an Issue Before the famiviecinn

Water Main Problem Considered by City   Pipe Outside the City limits-Again-.an jisue ._ Befare the’ Caommixcian

BRAZIL TO OUST RED OFFICIALS   Bill To Be Voted upon Tues:  day: Communists Active

Tackle Housing Crisis Anew ....  Capital Plans On 15 Million Houses By ’58

SENATE BEGINS NEW STUDY OF HOUSING BILLS  TACKLE PROBLEMS  OF CONSTRUCTION ANN RENT CONTROL

Senate Begins Renewed Probe Qf Housing Bill   Taft ond Ellender Called To Testify  Before Committee

Congress In Fresh Start On 2 Issues   Rent Control And Housing Bit Problems

Hearings on New Measure Streamlined   Maximum Building by Private Firms Aim of Pregram

HOUSING AND RENT CONTROL PROBLEMS UP FOR NEW START   Senate Committee Pushing New Bill To Spur Greater Homes Building

Senate Renews Hearings On Home Problem  Seek To Encourage a ie   Seek To Encourage Big Building Of Houses; Tackle Rent Control

Governor Signs Foot and Mouth Emergency Bill   Law Will Provide $150,000 Fund To Fight Disease

'  GONE KILLED, ONE HURT IN  ieee gaat, Speers wae ar ga esa ck oe a ta:

Erwin Frye Has Champion Calf At 4-H Fair   Hereford Weighing 965 Pounds Wins Over 109 Steers

Local Youths Take Honors On Livestock   Laurens Community Is Well Represented at the 4-H Fair

[rma Baker Has - Reserve Champ _ At 4-H Show   Melvin Barnhardt Was Chosen Champion Showman at Fair—Second ‘Year

Committee Lops 18 Per Cent Off Six Departments   Group Takes Crack At High-Paid Men

HOUSE BUDGET BODY SLASHES U.S. AGENCIES   Recommends Enough Funds to End Housing Expediter by June 194:

Charge That Many U. 5. Agencies Are Overloaded With Highly Paid Employes

Administrative Funds Cut in Economy Move  War Damage Corp. Ordered to Refun €¢910 751 618 ta Govt

_ $210 MILLION ORDERED: RETURNED— House Group. Cuts 28% Off Funds Asked by Six Aqencies

House Body Okays 28% Budget Cut   Swing Economy Axe At Funds Requested For Six Government Agencies

28 PERCENT IS WHACKED FROM FUNDS   Appropriation Committee Swings Axe on Agencies

HOUSE COMMITTEL SLASHES REQUESTS MADE BY ACENCIES   298 Percent of Funds Cut by Appropriations Body at Capital; Says Many Organizations Topheav)   IAXE SWUNG TODAY [ON MANY ITEMS

ECONOMY AXE TAKES 28 PCT OFF REQUESTS   Committee Charges Groups Overloaded With Employes

Federal Fund Cuts Ordered   House Committee Lop: Off Funds For Six Agencies

Government Funds Again Are Slashed   House Appropriations Com. mittee Whacks 28 Percent  from Requests

Treasury Is Nof Bottomless Pit, Committee Says   No Money Set Aside For RFC; Expense Reduction Demanded

Excess Money In War Damage Corporation Ordered Returned To Treasury

Truman Tax View Jars Congress   Message Revives Many  Ideas Opposed By Congress

Congress Differs With Truman On Tax Cutting  President's Budget Message Awaited; - Many Bills Advanced

‘CONGRESS MAY NOT 'CO-OPERATE FULLY ‘ON TRUMAN ADVICE   President’s Stand on Taxes: Is : Nat Agreeable to Re + publican Solons

Mood of Congress Is Jarred by Truman’s Speech  Many of Legislative Ideas Strongly Opposed by Solons

Truman’s View Jars Congress   Ball Plans Curb On Membership  Of Unions

IN ANTARCTIC!   Air Strip Ako Complete ai Little America; Work ' Sneaded

Immediate Test Due on French  Ouster of Reds   Socialists Vote Tomorrow Whether To Back Ramadier

May Suspend Bank Credit For Hunaary   Secretary of State George © Marshall Keeping Carefu Check on New Govern  mpnt.

U.S. Levels New Blow At Red Hungary   Withdrawal Of §7 000, 000 Raw Cotton Credit Speaks Louder Than Diplomatic Words.

U.S. Planaing New Economic Blow at Hungary's Regime    May Hold Up 7 Million Dollar Exp:rt-Import Bank Credit for Cotton

Marshall Aims Economic Blow At Hungarians  Export-Import Bank Gn an mtn, GAsead. St...

Conference Will  Consider  Paraguayan War Mediation Efforts Ar  To Be Supported By American Nations

Rio Conference To Seek Peace For Paraguay   MEDIATION INTO CIVIL STRIFE PLANNED AT CONFAB

WILL SUPPORT MEDIATION TRY   Delegates to Brazil Meeting Agree Upon Pararcuavan Action

CIVIL WAR TO BE MEDIATED   Inter-American Parley Dele. gates To Settle Para_ guayan Strife.

Pan-American Defense Talks Open in Brazil   Foreign Minister Of Host Country Chosen by Delegates To Head Conference

Raul Fernandes Is Chosen President; Agree To Support Efforts To Mediate  Paraguay Civil War.   20 NATIONS ARE PRESENT AT SESSION

Inter-American Conferees Weigh Paraguayan War   Agree to Support Mediation Efforts of Brazil and Argentina

Pan-American Parley Draws 20 Minister:   Historic Treaty Of Mutual Defense Against Aggression Eyed By Dele ea * Seer

Plan Treaty On Mutual Defense   Raul Fernandes, Brazil’s Foreign Minister, Unanimously Chosen President Of Conferences; Committees Named

Two Blasts In Oil Plant Rock City  Six Bulk Storage  Tanks in Fire Zone   Six Bulk Storage ~ Tanks in Fire Zoney Citizens Evacuated:

PLOT REVEALEN TO RULE WORLD   Prosecution Outlines Charges Against cvlumbiaus, Ine.

WORLD PLOT CHARGED 10 COLUMBIANS   State Says Nazi-Like Scheme Drafted To Seize Control

Red Decision On Recovery Plan ‘Toush’   Knotty Question Faces Russia On Marshall Proposal For Help In Rehabilitation Of Europe anid Nations

History Made When Stalin And Aides Met To Decide On Cail To Join Confab

SOVIET PARTICIPATION IN TASK (OF EUROPEAN REHABILITATION IS ONE WHICH POSES BIG PROBLEMS

TRUMAN MAY ET TAX BILL NEAT WEEK   Dems Make  Proposal For Jan.  Date

Tax Reduction Bill To Reach President Soon   May Be Placed On His Desk For Action By Middle _ Of Next Week   SPEEDY SENATE ACTION FORECAST

Quick Action in Senate Expected By GOP Leader   Truman Expected To Approve or Veto Act Within Short Time

‘HE WAS SCARED’  Hungry Great Dane Keeps Pennsy Train Off Schedule

ASKS SPEED  JAP TREATY   Leaving Guidance ountry to UN ‘At Luneheon

M’Arthur Urges Jap Peace Treaty  Drop Occupation, Turn Over To U.N.

Peace Treaty With Japan Proposed Now   MacArthur Says Pact Should Be Concluded Quickly, UN Called Ip

‘GREAT SPIRITUAL REVOLUTION’  MacArthur Asks Jap Treaty Would Let UN Guide Future

Quick-Peace With Japan Is Urged By Gen. M Arthur  Country's Future   Country’s Future Guidance Would Be Left With the UN

Early Peace Treaty With Japan Asked   MaeArthar Favors Quick End To U. 5. Occupation Duties

M’ Arthur Favors Pulling Yanks Out of Japan Quickly   General Urges Peace Treaty Be Drawn Up Without Delay’  " and Conquered Nation Put Under Control of United Nations—Believes Conditions Ripe for Action Now—Declares Bayonet Rule Should End When Pact Is Signed.

MARTHUR FOR PEACE TREATY WITH JAPS NOW   Allied Commander Wants Occupation Ended With Signing Of Pact

WOULD ABOLISH OCCUPATION = MacArthur Asks Peace Treaty, UN Control For Japs’ Future.

Speedy Jap Treaty Is Urged By MacArthur   General Says Ba yonet Control After Peace is Mackery.

DRESS GIVEN IN. DRIVE FOR. EUROPEANS TURNS UP IN MAIL-ORDER HOUSE

Extortion Plotter Is. in Custody   Sought To Get Money From Mother Of Miss: ing Young Man

DETROIT TRAP BLOCKS $8000 RANSOM PLOT   SUSPECT IS SEIZED COMING TO GET DUMMY PARCEL

Extortion Plot  Is Frustrated ~ Man Sought to Rob - Mother of Friend

STATE LABOR BODY REELECTS MURRAY   Opposition Movement Collanses At Utica

Elizabeth Promises To ‘Love, Cherish And Obey’ When She Weds Mountbatten

Future Queen Promises ‘To Obey’ To Solemnize Marriage as Woman; Million People Cheer Newlyweds

ELIZABETH, Palit ARE WED IN ABBEY AS THRONGS CHEER   Newly-created Duke of Edinburgh Marries Future Queen of England in Elaborate Show.   BRIDE PROMISES TO ‘OBEY’ SPOUSE

Royal Wedding Is Most Brilliant Affair To Be Held In Postwar Britain

PRINCESS “WEDS DUKE   Event Is Broadcast To All Parts of Empire and U. S.

Pomp And Ceremony Mark Most Brilliant Event For Royalty Since Before Late War

Elizabeth Gives Pledge to Obey Philip, Now Duke   Austerity Forgotten, Gay Spirit Graces Historic Ceremony

Royal Couple Plights Vows In Westminster  Pageantry Is Most  Brilliant for Britain Since Prewar Days

BRITAIN'S PRINCESS "WEDS DURE   Event ls Broadcast To All Parts of Empire and U. S.

Elizabeth, Philip Wed in Abbey; Millions Line London Streets, Cheer Popular Princess, Husband

Elizabeth Speaks Vows In Dazzling Ceremony At Abbey   Nervous Princess and Philip Mountbatten, Duke of Edinburgh, Masried at Westminster As Million British Subjects Converge On London te Celebrate Occasion.

Big’ A ‘Enter Deadlock’ On. Austria:   Marshall “Acenses: Russ of Seizing . Reich-Held Booty

GERMAN ASSET ISSUE BLOCKS BIG 4 PARLE’   Marshall Accuses Russ of Taking Nazi Loot

GEORGIA BRIBE OFFERS HINTED   SPEAKER OF HOUSE PLANS TO ASK FOR FULL INVESTIGATION

Bribe Inquiry To Be Sought  In Georgia  Talmadgeite Wants To Air Charaac nf Hace Pavaff

TO ASK THOROUGH - INVESTIGATION OF  BRIBE CHARGES   1  Was Offered Georgia Lezix lature Today by Speaker  Fred Hand.   TO OFFER A RESOLUTION   Will Call for Appointment of a Joint House-Senate  Committee.

Bribery Charged In Georgia Voting   Speaker of House Says He Will Make A Thorough  Investigation of Charge

DECISION DUE IN RAIL RATE CASE   ICC Fo Act On Petition Fo 10 Pct. Increase

BRINON SHOT. - FOR TREASON   VICHY AMBASSADOR ‘MEETS DEATH AT HANDS OF FIRING SQUAD

Church, Rooming House And Home Burn In Belton Sunday; Damage May Reach $100,000

EAPLOSON CAUSE “WOT YET FOUNE   Inquiry Proceeds as 14th Body {ts Recovered in Roat Tranedy

BLAST CAUSE UNDETERMINED   Inquiry Fails to Disclose Cause of River Tragedy; 14 Bodies Recovered

Georgia Opposes Vote By Negroes   Law For Education Is Latest Attempt To Bar Balloting

TAYLORCRAFT MAY RESUME   F ounder of Alliance Air- plane Plant May Join Revived Company

MAYOR'S FUND SOARS TO $20,000   CONTRIBUTIONS ARE STILL POURING IN FOR MINE SURVIVORS

McConagha, High School Principal, Named to Succeed A. C. Pence When Contract Expires Next July 31

PROMINENT SOCIAL WORKER BRUTALLY BEATEN To: DEATH. IN TOURIST CABIN

Real Estate Business For  Month Listed   During March There Were 54 Pieces of Real Estate Sold, With Total Value of $134,174.

63 Deeds On List; Amount  Is $230,000   June Real Estate Business Continued at High Pace, Records in County Office Show.

FILIPINO RUNS AMUCK ON S. P. TRAIN   Knifes 3 Before He's Shot Down By Police at Phoenix

Crazed Filipino Stabs 3 on Train   Subdued By Gunfire; One Victim Seriously Hurt

CRAZED ‘FILIPINO CUTS 3 ON TRAIN   Gunfire Subdues Slasher Ir Arizona

CLUB TO GIVE SHOW TONIGHT IN FLOSSMOOR   Swedish Champion, Solo _ Artists to Be on  Program }   SPECIALTY DANCES

Soviet Assets Action Draws  U.S. Protest   Reds Told Removals Mus! Have Control Council on

HYNDMAN BOY DIES AS CYCLE CRASHES TRUCK   Blair W. L. Browning. Aged 16, Killed In. stantly In Sideswiping Machine.

Walkout Starts at Briggs Plant   Workers Leave Body Plant head of Schedule; Kaiser-Frazer, UAW Sign

Heavy Losses Reported For Orange Area   Homes And Buildings Destroyed When Raaing Winds Hit In Southern Texas

400 HOMES DAMAGED, 20 DESTROYED   Two Government Housing Projects Badly Battered

R. E, Lacy, Worth 45 Millions, Dies; Tried lto Sell Land at $300

PALESTINE FIGHT FATAL 10 4 JEWS   Seven Wounded by Robbers Near Tel Aviv; Intruders Mav Have Been Arabs

U.S. May Cut Down Forces in Germany   Aim Is to Save Manpower; Army Feels 150,000 Now in Germany Rock Bottom Minimum Figure

RUSSIANS HOLD JAPS ILLEGALLY   Byrnes Says U.S. Should Demand Release Of 828,000 Prisoners

Bill Would Check State Gambling   Youngdahl Backed Plar Aimed at Outlawing Betting Information

LEGION TO BE HOST   ‘Youthe - shitending Boxe State Will Guests at eeting

LEGION TO BE HOST   Youths Attending Boys’ State Will Be Guests at Meeting

TRIO CONVICTED IN VOTE FRAUDS   Federal Court Returns Verdict In Kansas City Case

FEDERAL COURT JURY'S VERDICT HITS POLITICOS   Demo Precinct Captain, Two Others Face Prison Terms, Steep Fines

Denies U.S. Aiming At  Imperialism   Raps Communist Expansion Plan

Marshall In Sharp Attack Upon Russia  Denounces ‘Rreue.   Denounces ‘Brazen, Contemptuous’ Acts In Chicago Sneech

Time To Call Halt, Declares   Asserts Propaganda Of Reds “Brazen”

Marshall Says Time to Call © Halt on Russia   Secretary of State Speaks On Eve Of 4-Power Conference

Time To Halt Propaganda Says Marshall   Seeretary Blames Soviet For Attitude Of This Country, Denies Thiperialistic Adis

Marshall in Blunt Reply  To Russians   On Eve of Departure for London Big Four Meet. Secretary Says Charge: Cause U. S. Resentment

Says It’s Time to Halt Red Program   Marshall Snipes At Rus sia In Chicago Talk

SOVIET WARNED PROPAGANDA IS WORLD THREAT   Marshall States U. § Won't Stand Idle  In New Crisis

Says Stability ls Threatened; Calls For Halt  Denies That U. 5. Has imperialistic Aims

Marshall Bluntly Blames Soviet For Propaganda   Secretary Declares He Will Not Stand by and See Aims Destroyed

MARSHALL BLASTS REDS’ PROPAGANDA   ‘Brazen’ Charges Are Threat to World Stability, He Declares.

Bluntly Slaps  At Propaganda As Plain Lies   Secretary Denies Ameries Has Imperialistic Aims, Natee Rell Fananacian

CHARGES SOVIETS ARE THREATENING WORLD STABILITY   Secretary Says U. S. Will Not Stand By and See “Com munity to Which We,”  Belong” Disintegrate. -»   RAPS TERRITORIAL. -. EXPANSION OF REDS   Declares on Eve of Big 4 Meeting Americans Resent Misrepresentations of Mescow,

Committees Work Hard OnkEmergency  ‘Aid Program   Branded Threat To World Stability: Secretary Speaks On Eve of Parley

Time Has Come To Call Halt.  Sec’y Declares   World Stability Is Imperiled by Russian Activities, U. S. Told

ASSERTS TIME HAS NOW COME TO CALL HALT   Charges Soviets With Effort to Prolong Europe’s Plight

Declares It Is Time to Halt Attacks   Secretary Blames Soviets for American Attitude

Charges Russia Wants Europe's State Extended   Secretary Denies U. S. Has Imperialistic Aims In Assisting Nations

BRAZEN REDS DENQUUNCED BY MARSHALL   Secretary Takes Time To Hit Propaganda Just Out of Moscow

Red Actions Claimed Blow At World Peace   Secretary Says U.S. To Make New Effort To Settle Issues With Reds

Marshall Says. Russian Acts Peace Threal      Secretary Of State Cally Halt To Red Propagandg

PROPAGANDA OF SOVIETS DRAWS OUT MARSHALL   Secretary Tells Chicago Audience Reds Know They Are Lying   PLEDGES EFFORTS TO GIVE AID TO EUROPE

MARSHALL RAPS RED PROPAGANDA   Secretary of State Denies U. $. Harbors Imperialism In Lending Aid to Europe

Congressmen Sneer and Snarl All Day; Break No Noses Though Insults Gush

FORMER AIDE ACCUSES SOLON OF FALSEHOODS   Fulton Says Brewster Deliberately Lied  In Statements

Hughes Says He Feted Brass To Create Goodwill   Denied Senate Stand, Probers’ Ex-Lawyer Takes Case to Press

Former Chief Counsel of Senate War Investiaating Committee Makes Charge

Former Committee Counsel Says He Stated ‘Talsehoods’   Hughes Testified He Was Unpopular With Army Brass; Contracts Were Hindered: May Leave Country

Senator's Statements  Are Denied   Hughes Says He Entertained To Please Officers

Former Senate Counsel Says Brewstel ‘Deliberately Telling Falsehoods’ —

Charges Made in Prepared Statement To Senate Subcommittee Investigation

FULTON ISSUES VERBAL BLAST AT WAR PROBE   Refusal to ‘Kowtow’ To Brass Related By Hughes

Brewster Lies Says Lawyer  Ex-Counsel for Senate Us. Beaks Paveac

PLANE BUILDER PUSHES ATTACK ON LAW MAKER   Senator Denies Blacks mail Effort to Obtain Merger of Air Lines.

AGCUSE REDS OF ANTI-U.S, POLICY   BRIDGES SAYS RUSSIA IS FORMING NEW BLOCK

REDS ACCUSED OF PROPAGANDA AGAINST U.S.   Russ Foreign Policy Draws Attack In Senate

Accuses Russia of Anti-American Plot to Control Germany and China

Russia Charged With Campaign Against America  Bridges Reorets U. S.   Bridges Regrets U. S.  Forces To Leave China

Cool Weather Spreads Over Corn Belt   Mercury at Low 40’s in Nebraska —May Move  Into Minnesota

NEW LOW BID MADE ON ROAD AT HUNTINGDON   Baltimore Contractor Asks $2,171,056 for William Penn Improvement.

Last Phase Of Pilotless Trio Starts   Expects To Land At Wilmington 5 Ohio, Early This Afternoon

ROBOT PLANE WINGS. TOWARD BASE IN OHIO   ‘Flying Automaton’ Is on Last Leg of 4.000-Mile Flight From England

U.S. Robot Plane On Final Leg of Britain-Ohio Hoy   Transport With “Mechani. cal Brain’? Leaves Newfoundland

Heavy Rain Falling, 18 Foot Waves Pound City; Residents Abandon Homes

Tampico Is Pounded By High Waves   Situation Is Called “Alarming”; Flood Danger Appears

HURRICANE WIND KNOCK GULF OAS!   Storm Center Located 2( Miles North of Tampico, Mexico.

HEAVY RAINS BRING FLOOD FEARS INLAND   Storm Moving Westerly At Slow Speed

Ninds of 95 Miles An Hour Strike Tampico, Mexico; 18-Foot Waves Pound  Coast; Plight of 85,000 “Alarming”

Hurricane Rips Mexican Coast   18-Foot Waves, Heavy Rains Lash Port of  Tampico

Tropical Storm Lashes Mexico   Tampico Pounded By 18-Foot Waves; Wind Causes Damage

Mexican City Hit by Storm   Huge Waves, Strong Winds Lash Tampico in Gulf Hurricane

AMERICAS ADD ANTARCTICA TO SECURITY ZONE   Argentina Wins Over U. S. on Treaty Penalties Against Ag rete LA CI Ci sh we

‘Hands Off Plan Set for Large Antarctic Area   Step OKd as Pact to Guard Americas Awaits Pres. Truman

Large Antarctic Section Included in Extension Of Hemisphere Security

Conference Drafting Final Clauses of Tranty to Unite All American Nations

WINS POINT AS 19 NATIONS NEAR 'END OF SESSION   Vandenberg Led ‘Status Quo’ Fight;  Tyyman Evenerted

Clause Proposed By U.S. Defeated At Brazil Parley   Defense Treaty May Be Ready To Sign By Monday, Report

U.S. ACCEPTS U.N. ATOMIC ENERGY PLAN   For Supervision Of Atom Bomb Making Facilities

InterAmerican Treaty Writers Proceed Swiftly   Brazil Conferences May Wind Up Work By End of the Week

Inter-American Aides Agree To Extend Boundaries Of Western Security Zone

WAR PLANS LEGISLATION IS URGED IN ADVANCE   PROPOSAL MADE THAT CONGRESS HAVE LAWS ON BOOKS AND READY . FOR EMERGENCY

ALASKA COMBED FOR LOST PLANE   Vessels, Aircraft Hunt Trace of Clipper Missing with 18 Aboard.

—UNITED MINE WORKERS— Judge Delays Decision On Refunding Of Fine

Bad Faith By Miners Is Keasor   Judge Goldsborough Acceeds to Request of Government Today

Federal Judge Delays Ruling On Union Fine   Charges ‘Lack of Faith’ On Part Of John L. Lewis, Coal Miners

Krug Charges Union Neglect In Mine Safety   UMW Seeks Return Of Fine From Court

Judge Deters Decision On  UMW Refund   Federal Court Postpones Decision For Two Weeks On Lewis Request.

MINERS FINE. NOT DECEN   JUDGE WHO FINED UNION AND LEWIS NOT SATIS. FIED -WITH. LEWIS" ‘ “@00D FAITH"

Court Makes Lewis Wait Two Weeks   Says Miners Head Has Not Shown ‘Good Faith’ With U.S.

U. S. Is Opposed To Giving Money Back to MineUnion      Agsistant Attorney General Asks Delay to Check Compliance With Ceurt Order

Judge Postpones Return Of Fine To John L. Lewis   Union And Its President Rebuked For Failing To Show Good Faith; Court Order Not Beine Oheyed

LEWIS FAILS T0 GET HIS REFUND   Judge Deleys Two Waeks De‘cision’on Returning Part — OF Fine to UMW

urt Questions Cond Faith’ Of Lewis in Calling Work Stop ‘Mourning

RETURN OF FINE TO UMW FOUGHT   U. S. Asks Time To Decide If Lewis, Union Comply

Goldsborough Doesn‘t Credit Lewis Or Union Witt Good Faith On Mandate

Judge Refuses To Refund Fine  To Miners Now   Sonnett Asks Delay To Determine Facts

Assails Lewis’ Attitude as ‘Contemptuous   Grants: U, S. Request For 2 Weeks’ Delay In Returning Fine

Court Ruling Deferred on Miners’ Fine   Federal dudge Postpones for Two Weeks Decision as to Whether To Refund Part of  SS a

Object To Return Ot Any Of Fine Handed Miners   Government As ks For Delay To Ascertain If Court Order Defied. 

Asks for Delay Returning Fine   Government Says Mine Production Is Down and Court Order Evaded

Goldsborough Regrets Ex: ceedingly Lack Good Faith On Part Of Lewis. Union

DECISION ON RETURN OF MINERS’ FINE 1S POSTPONED 2 WEEKS  JUDGE GOLDSBOROUGH 

REFUND DECISION DELAYED PENDING LEWIS COMPLIANCE   Government's Request For Two Weeks Postponement Granted By Federal Court

DECISION IS POSTPONED ON U.M.W. FINE   Judge Delays for Two Weeks Ruling on Union Request That $2,800,000 of Contempt Assessment Be Set Aside.

Ruling Asked On Obedience Of Mine Union   Two-Weck Delay In Funds Rebate Soucht by Sonnett

Delays  Ruling On Coal   Judge, Charging Lack _Of Good Faith On Part Of UMW Defers Fine Refund Decision

Judge Regrets There Has Not Been Good Faith  oe ie   Issue About Lewis And Court Mandate

Court Delays Refunding Fine fo UMW  Judge Cites Lack Pé Gand Eni*th

Judge Delays Fine Refund Two Weeks   Good Faith of Union Held in Doubt—Jurist Raps Attitude Taken By John L. Lewis

JUDGE DELAYS RETURN OF FINE   Lewis’ ‘Good Faith’ on Mine Order Qoubted

Court Postpones Mine Fine Action  Holds Union’ Has Not Kept Good Faith

Attorney Opposes Reduction in  Mine Union Fine  Delay of Two Weeks Asked to See If Order Being Obevyed

Government Balks at Remitting UMW Fine   Delay Granted to Determine Whether Lewis Union Have Complied With Court Orders

Lewis Stand Not in Good Faith: Court   Judge Sees ‘“Situatior Taken Advantage Of” In Safety Tieup.

Federal Judge Delays Decision On UMW's Fine  Te ‘Determine i Lewis, “Miners Act-in Good Faith So Penalty Can he Reduce:

JUDGE DELAYS FINAL RULING ON UMW FINE   Jurist Regrets Lewis Has Failed to Show Good Faith

Court Delays Refunding of U.M.W. Fine   Two Weeks Postponement Granted on “Request Of Government; Judge Savs Good Faith Lacking

JUDGE DELAYS REMITTING OF MINERS’ FINE   Postpones 2 Weeks Judgmen on $2,800,000 in Abeyance; Krug Blasts Lewis.

Judge Postpones Refund To UMW   Says Lewis Did Not Act In Good Faith

Goldsborough Postpones Ruling (n Union Fine   Judge Regrets Lack Of Good Faith On The Part Of Union and Lewis

Oakland Navy Flier Injured  Five Others Hurt in Air Transport Crash At Holifex Field

Seaman Guilty Th Slaying Of _ Officer’ 3 Wife   Jury Deliberates Nearly Two Hours In One-Day Trial; Sailor Says  She ‘Lured Him’ .

Manchester, N..H. Sailor Awaits Murder Sentence  Found Guilty in Second Dearee:

Uphold Cutting Of Telephones In Bookie Case   Missouri PSC Rules Against Partnoy Firm In Kansas City

TAKEN TO GARNETT      Edward Smerchek Called To Court This Afternoon  .

0KS’ FANS TCH BREATH ATH GAME   ~bardi and Shea med for Duty ‘Mound -

New Exposition Site  Advocated by Ohio Fair iManagers’ Convention

STILL SEEK NEW STATE FAIR SITE   Mercer County Exhibition Wins Division Award

SOLON’S WIFE SAYS WOMEN CAN NEVER HOPE TO REFORM HUBBIES   WOMEN WANT TO BE WANTED AND THAT MAKES IT A MAN‘S WORLD, 18 OPINION

Says Red Army World's Biggest   Action of Russia Deplored by Devers

Says Soviet Has  ‘Biggest’ Army Gen, Devers Reports At Illinois Reunion

Russian Army Exceeds Total Of All Nations   Gen. Devers Says Soviet Has 3,000,000 Men In Uniform; U. S. Has Only 1,000,000, He Says

Editor Sturtevant Of Armstrong  Passed Away  Was Victim Of Heart Attack

AMERICAN SOLDIER - SENTENCED TO HANG   Four Other Yanks Given Life Terms for Murder of Five Japs During Drinking Party.

They Killed Five Japanese One American Soldier Gets Death  Sentence, Four Others Life Terms

Injuries Received In Auto Accident In Oklahoma City Result in Death

COURT JUSTICE OSBORN, 59,18 ~EATALLY HURT   State Jurist Dies of Injuries Received in Auto Collision at O. C.

 Council Blutfs Slaying Revives Mystery of Prill Disappearance Over 14 Years Ag

TELEPHONE COMPANY READY TO ARBITRATE   Attempt Being Made To Forsstal! Communications Breakdown * In State -

Telephone Company Ready To -Arbitrate   Offer..ls Submitted In An Effort To Forestall Breakdown

Corporation Profits Soar; Workers Share Prosperity   Ry J A LIVINGSTON

Australia Uraes Small Nations Be Permiffed to Participate in German Peace Trealy Preliminary Talks

VONGRESS 10 GET tUROPE'S AID PLAN WITHIN FEW DAYS   Sixteen and One-half Billions Expected to Be Needed for Marshal Program in Period.   MOST OF DISPUTES NOW RESOLVED

a i  Marshall Plan Is Ready To Go Before Congress   ; Administration Will Tentatively Estimate Cost Of Sav _ ing Europe From Economie Chaos And Communism At $16,500,000,000 During Next Four Years

Marshall Plan Details Bared   Aid Setup Virtually Ready for Congress

Marshall Plan Costs Figured   Figure Placed at $16,500,000, With $6,000,000 in 1948

Four-Year Aid To Europe Put At 164 Billion  Traci Will Se ok 6 - 7 Riltan -f T

MARSHALL PLAN FOR EUROPEAN AIG 1S READY   Recovery Program to Be Given Congress  Next Week

Marshall Plan Ready for Presentation   Involves 16/2. Billions Aid in ” Next Four Years ~

Marshall Plan Ready to Go to Congress; 4-Year Aid Set at 163 Billions

RENT HIKE OF TEN PERCENT iS PROPOSED   Subcommittee Also Recommends The Removal Of Rent Control From OPA

SENATE GROUP. OPPOSES OPA RENT CONTROL  Tentative Vote Also   Tentative V ot e Also Favors 10 Percent General Increase In Rates.

SUBCOMMITTEE RECOMMENDS GEN. INCREASE   Proposed Bill Would Let States Take Over Control

i0 PER CENT RENT BOOST PROPOSED   Serate Group Votes To Decontrol New Construction

Decontrol for New Construction, Halting of Jurisdiction of OPA, Continued Federal Grip Approved

Formal Peace Returns To 5 Axis Satellites   Ceremonies at Paris, Moscow Marking Ratification of Treaties With Italy, Ramonin Pulearia BHunvarv. Finland

Peace Pact Is. Signed — At Paris —    Country Again On its Own, As Are Romania, Bulgaria, Hunaarv and Finland 

Allied Nations Act Formally On Five Pacts   Treaty Ratification Papers Filed With  Freneh Government

No Change Seen In U. S. Policy   Greeks Are Warned  Against Communism

ALTER HELP PLAN   Greek People Warned to Be On Alert Against Any Com munistc Moves

Ruler’s Death Not Expected ~ To Halt Loan   Solons Warn Greeks Must Prevent Red

U.S. Solons Fear Communist Coup   Greeks Warned To Guard Against Seizure Effort

Aid Program Not Affected   Congressmen Would Warn Greeks of Communist Peril

People Must Guard Against Communism   Congressmen Comment on Greek Aid; Will Have Little Effect

CAPITAL REACTS TO KING'S DEATH   U. S. Congressmen Renew Warning of Communist Overthrow

Warn of Communist Try to Take Over Greek Gov't,  Neath af LUnlleu*. be lar ag

‘Death of Monarch to Have Little \Effect on Greek-Aid Plan, Is Belief   Danger of Communist Effort to Gain Control Seen by Congressmen

GreeceWarned Of Communists’ Rule Atfemnt   American Officials Believe Death of King Will Not Materially Affect Aid Program

Congress Fears Reds May Gain In King’s Death   Say Greek People Must Guard Against Communist Attempt To Take Control

No Change In Situation By King’s Death   Congressional Leaders See U.S. Program Going Ahead As Planned

Greeks Warned Against Reds   Death Of King May Prompt Attempt At Seizing. Control. —

RULER'S DEA WON'T AFFECT U. 5. AID PLAN   Capital’s Only Worry Is That Reds May Take Over

COMMUNIST BID STIRS CONCERN IN WASHINGTON   Many Legislators Fear Rec Attempt To Win Control Of Shaky Regime

Little Change in Aid Plans Seen   Greeks Urged To Guard Government

GREEKS WARNED TO WATCH REDS   Death Of Monarch Held Not _ Important To Aid Plan

Thought ft April 1 Joke   Washington Doubts Greek Aid Plans Will Be Affected

Fears Of Red Revolt Among Greek People   COMMUNISTS MAY SEEK TO GET CONTROL OF NATION

Greeks Get New Warning   Communists May Try To Gain Control Now King Is Dead

Warn Against Reds’ Attempt Grab Control   Few Congressmen Feel  Monarch’s Death Will Affect Action, On  Aid Program   Mundt Advises  Great Caution   Paul Porter Talked With King George. Only Two Weeks Ago; Seemed In Good Health

ADMITS SERIES OF THEFTS   ‘Two Young Men Are Held in Wichita for Arkansas City Police

WILL STEP UPU.S. FOOD SHIPMENTS   Next Three Months Will See More  Sent to Germany —

U. 5. Speeding Food Shipments For Germany   German People Are Blamed For Crisis

U.S. Pledges To Step Up Fooe For Germany   Hoover Claims German Farmers to Blame for Shortace

Schwellenbach to Report by Radio   Will Tell Nation of Phone Strike Situation; Presses for Settlement   CONCILIATORS MEETING   Union Is Instructed te Reach a Decision Before Deadline

—PELEPAUNLJS-—— Union And Company To Act Today  5 P. M. Is Set As Deadline

Time Running Short To Settle Phone Strike .   Deadline. To. Accept. Formula Is 4 p.m,

DEADLINE OF 4 P.M. SET BY GOVERNMENT   Secretary of Labor to Go on Air Tonight

Phone Union Heads Study  Proposal   Schwellenbach Presents Settlement Plan; Sets Deadline for 5 P.M.

Phone Union Leaders and Government  Conciliators Must Accept Schwellenbach’s Plan by 4 P. M.  SCHWELLENBACH ASKS SPEEDY TERMINATION

Deadline Is Near on U.S Phone Plan   Labor Secretary to  Go On Air Tonight  With Report to the Public on Strike

WASHINGTON, April 15-(AP)— The gover union leaders toclay in an effort to win accept tlement formula by his 5 p.m. (EST) deadline.

Await Answers on  Schwellenbach Plan of Strike Settlement   Conciliators and Union in Conference as 4 p. m. Deadline Nears

Schwellenbach Presses for Quick Peace in Phone Rift   Labor Secretary Will Give Strike Situation to Public Over'Radio

’Phone Strike May End Shortly   Answer Promised Schwellenbach By 5 o’Clock

Government Attempts to Win Union Approval for Strike Settlement Plan

GOVERNMENT'S TOP CONCILIATORS MET UNION LEADERS   Effort Being Made to Wil Acceptance of Strike Settlement.   DEADLINE FIVE 0’CLOCK   Warren Before a Policy Committee Meeting to “Answer Questions”.

Seek To End Telephone Walkout   Conciliators Meet with Union Heads Today

UJ. §. PLAN CALLS FOR END OF PHONE STRIKE THURSDAY / §CHWELLENBCH ASKS  FOR COMPANY, UNION ANSWER LATE TODAY

Fixes. A Phone Deadline   Schwellenbach Asks Answer to His Strike Settlement Propesal By 5 This Afternoon

BOTH SIDES TD JAKE REPLIES BEFORE NIGHT   Company and Union Leaders  Study Proposal for Settlement.

ANSWER ASKED BY 9 P.M. TODAY   Hope Exists That Formula Will Be Accepted   To End By Thursday Night lf Offer Is Accepted By Union, Company

Deadline For Settling Phone Strike 4 P. M.   Top Conciliators Meet With Union Leaders In Washington, D. C.

Schwellenbach Asks Quick Acceptance Of His Phone Strike Settlement Formula

Phone Strike Reply Likely By50’elock   Conciliaiors Are Urging Schwellenbach Plan’s Acceptance

Government Mer Believe Both Sides Will Agree To Use Program Of Schellenbach For Aqreement

U. 5. SEEKS QUICK END TC PHONE STRIKE   Schwellenbach Presses for Acceptance of Arbitration Formula Today— To Discuss Situation on Radio Tonight,

Would Restore Service By Late Thursday   Special Board Of Five Would Settle All Major Issues

Plan Calls for Five-Man Board to Arbitrate‘Money Issues, With 90 Days to Reach Its Finding; Public Suffers, Says Schwellenbach

Schwellenbach To Give Radio. Report at 8:30   U. 8. Formula Would End National Tie-Up Within Few Days

Phone Strike Deadline Set For 5 P.M.   Schwellenbach Proposal Key To Settlement

Decision Due Today on Plan To End Strike   U. 5. Calls for Answers From Union, Company

Schwellenbach Wants Decision By Five Today   Negotiation-Arbitration Plan Would End Tieup By Thursday Evening

Labor Secretary Gives Ultimatum In Phone Strike   Disputants Given Until 5 P. M. Today To Settle Issues

U.S. Conciliator Meets With Four Wire Union Heads   Parley Seeks Solution to Communications Tieup, in New York Area

Arbitration To Halt Walkout Is Suggested   Decision Is Due Today On Ending Seriken Thoreday

LABOR CHIEF PRESSES FOR QUICK ACTION   Schwellenbach to Ge On Air to Report Strike Situation

Answers Due By 5 O'Clock   Both Sides Trying To Get Answers Ready; Key Is Negotiation-Arbitration

Planes Search For 12 in Boat   Missing After Tanker Breaks Up in Storm

LOCAL LEGION POST GETS MERITORIOUS SERVICE CITATION  FE npg ened gen r ee    Commander Cole Receives Seal From State Department

LOCAL LEGION POS] GETS MERITORIOUS SERVICE CITATION   Commander Cole Receives Seal From State Department

Shipping Season Is Under Way  Four Ore'Vessels : Clear Lake Port«

LAKE SUPERIOR SHIPPING OPENS   Shifting Whitefish Bay Ice Fields Keep Crushers Busy

JAP UNDERGROUND GROUP. REPORTED STILL ACTIVE   CHARGE MADE THAT ‘GANG OF 103: THAT HELDUP. TRAIN IS IN PLOT

Seek To Trace Dynamite In  Yacht Blast   Believe Dynamite Found In Yacht Ruins Key To Death Mystery   HEIRESS DAUGHTER AND FRIEND HELD

SEEK TO TRACE EXPLOSIVES ~~ - FQUND-AROARD-DEATH-YACHT   ANTHORITIES BELIEVE WEALTHY COUPLE SLAIN BEFORE - DYNAMITE WRECKED THEIR BOAT

[OWAN'S AUTO HITS, KILLS 2   Noble of Towa City Suffers Broken Leg

FOOD STRIKE   LUNEBEARG WORKERS STAGED —ONE .HOUR DEMONSTRATION TODAY AS PRO. TEST

Showdown Due After Bout On Loyalty Check   Hoffman Seeks Records Of Paroled Gangsters; Had  ‘Sought To Examine — Secret. Files

U.S., Reds Bar Partition Talk   Council Postpones Debat Over Syrian Protest

Arab Request For Partition  Talks Blocked   Couneil ‘Adjourns: Without Debate

Texas Prison Inmates Refuse Meals Prisoners Continue  Strike Over Food

STATE FLOOD LOSS MOUNTS AS MORE LEVEES GIVE WAY   Damage to Crops and Pronerty Put at $100,000,000— Third of All Bottom  % Land Inundated.    HIGH WATERS MOVE ON JEFFERSON CITY   Captitol Building Appears at Edge of Great Lake—Typhoid Vaccine Sent to Stricken Towns.

River Stretches Two Miles From Bluff to Bluff   Highest Crest Expected Today at Nearly 34 Feet, Is Report

DuBois Chapter Assured Of Finances To Carry On Full Ser vices During Year.

USO Drive Over The Top On Saturday   Chairman W. F. Schneider Announces Success Of Campaign, Thanks Contributors

DRAFTING NEW LEGISLATION ON HOSPITALS   Senator Lyons Confers With Garbe on Measure

3 Youths Killed In Nash Mishap   Car Plunges From Road Into Flooded Stream; Two Others Missing

State Aid to Teachers Listed  Will Get 27 Million —_ Must Come From T),.£f  setermtea Ff dat

Plans Confab With U.S. Envoy Messersmith   Long-Troubled Affairs To Get Top Study

At Least 35 Die In Canadian  Train Collision   15 Seriously Hurt; Several Coaches Burn, Grain Elevator Fired

35 Lose Lives In Train Wreck  Canadian Campers’ Specia’  Coltides With Express

Train Collision East Of Winnipeg K ills 35; 15 Seriously Injured

Canadian Train Wreck Kills 35   Campers’ Special Collides With Passenger Train

30 DEAD IN TRAIN WRECK IN CANADA   FIFTEEN OTHERS INJURED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION EAST OF WINNIPEG.

TRAIN WRECK FATALT035   Fifteen Others Injured A Canadian Trains Crash  And Coaches Burn

35 Believed Dead After Collision of Canadian Trains   Bodies of 27 Taken From Ashes of Coaches After Aceident.

DE HAVILLAND, MARCH NAMED   Handless Vet Steals Show Ai Hollywood Presentation

Fredric March Award Winner   Olivia De Havilland Best Actress, Harold Russell Best Supporting Actor

Fredric March, Olivia De Haviland Win Academy Awards; Veteran Receives Honors

March, De Havilland Receive Oscar Awards  ae eee if ree i. . hor ~ of Cuan BRale

Handless Army Veteran Steals Show AtPresentation Qf Academy Awards

Paratrooper Veteran Wins Two Hollywood Oscars, but Will Be His Final Motion Picture

‘The Best Years.of Our Lives’ Selected — Ton Picture; March,-De Havilland Chosen

“Best Years Of Our Lives’ Top Movie... ._ Applaud Fredric March And Miss De Havilland As Actors Of The Year

Fredric March And Olivia de Havilland  Given “Oscars” For Best Performances

Handless Veteran  Wins Pair of Oscars   March, DeHaviland Win Top Award<

Handless Actor Steals The Show At Oscar Dinner   Russell Wins Two Awarda: Olivia De Havilland And Frederic Marsh Tops

March, De Havilland Receive Oscar Awards  Marold Russell Gets Awar ‘d Fou Rest Sunpor Ging Tale

—_ <_ « eo o%  Oscars®’ 5 aa 4  e  Handless Vet %% * ‘Steals Show’ —:

Hook-Handed Vet Steals Film Show  Handless Russell Wins Two Osears—March. de Havilland Honored

De Havilland, March Win Academy. Awards 'But Handless Vet Steals Presentation Show

Handless War Vet Takes Home Two Oscars for Support in “Best Years”

Handless Ex-GI Steals Show  As Movie Oscars Presented  Olivie De Havilland and Fredric March Get “Best Actor" Awards at Film Party

U.S, HAS EYE ON GREENLAND LINK   Marshall Ready To Talk Military Terms With Danes

Coal Shortage Acute in London   Power to Industry To Be Shut Off in Many Areas Monday

Coal Crisis Will Cut Power Output In Great Britain   Industrial Consumers Faced With Electricity Ban After Saturday

Britain Limits Coal, Electricity to Homes   Ships of All Nationalities Stalled by Drastic Conservation Of Short Fuel Supplies

TWO COLLECT  _ FOR ONE BABY   FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MAY. —ALSO- ENTER INQUIRY. IN  THE TOLEDO: “KID---— >.  - WAP’ CASE

SAYS TRUMAN TO VETO TAX SLASH   Carolina Solon Predicts Action by President

EXPERT SAYS TAX CUT PLAN DOOMED   DEMOCRATIC LEADERS SAY GOP NOT STRONG ENOUGH TO BEAT VETO

Doughton Sees Another Veto For Big Income Tax Cut Bill   Tokes Opposite Stand fran GOP and Citizens Committee That Recommends Cut Affecting 48,300,000 Persons

Doughton Predicts Tap Cut Failure   Representative Believes Truman Will Kill Bill Aanin

Doughton: Says GOP Plans Due To Be Rebuffe d              Democratic. Leade *: There:Is: No W: Knowing Total. Need   (In European. Aid’

Another Veto Of Tax-Slash Efforts Seen  By Doughton      Double-Barreled Cut Planned By Knutson After Hears Reports

Veto Forecast For Renewed Drive on Tax   Republicans Cannot Override President, - Savs House Veteran

VETO FORESEEN FOR TAX SLAS!   Republicans Can't Make Both Ends Meet, Says Hlouse Veteran

PREDICTS VETO OF TAX SLASH   Doughton Thinks Repub lican Drive For Reduction To Fail

Doughton Cites Reasons For Relief... .  Veto Predicted For New Effort To Slash Taxes

THE BEST TSC COUN TEXOED i:   Vomgressiman Sees Veto For Tax Bill  * * & " ce... ic we ow ik cates , ed ae) oe eee ann rh. on tht Sek) =6Ckze ll a

Congressman Sees Veto For Tax Bill   Says Measure Will Fail Unless GOP Proves U-S. Can Meet Domestic And Foreign Needs, Pay Indebtedness

Truman Veto Of New Tax Cut Bill Seen   Veteran Lawmaker  Makes Prediction

Doughton Sees Presidential Vete Of Tax Slashing   Says Proposal Will Fail Because Needs Cannot Be Forecast

British Seize Refugee Ship: Jews Protest   Challenges Palestine Blockade; Bitter Battle . Results

British And Jews Battle; Ship Taken   Underground Appeals To UN Commission; Former American Merchantman Seized

British Take Jewish Ship   Haganah Appeals to U. N. Commission  To Intervene

4,500 Jewish Immigrants on Ship Boarded by British Oif Palestine; Boarders Encounter Hot Resistance

UN Palestine Group Asked To Intervene  For Refugees   Vessel With 4,500 Jewish Immigrants  Boarded By British

Arkansas Village Of Bright Water About Demolished   Farming Section East Of Garfield Hit; Several Already Known Dead

Development Is Not as Fast as Science Hoped   Great Things Going On at University of California

BYRNES STAYS AN EXTRA DAY   New Secretary Of State Delayed At Chicago; 4 Treaties Signed

Gen. Marshall Delayec By Bad Weather In Flight to Capital   Newly Appointed Secretary of State to Make Trip From Chicago by Train, Will Be Sworn In at Ceremony Sometime Tomorrow

n. Marshal ith-Taking ° Postponed   icne Grounded ; Chicago; Byrnes igns Four Treaties

His Plane Is Grounded At Chicago   Byrnes, in Last Official Act as Secretary, Signs  Peace Treaties

General Marshall Takes Secretary Oath Tomorrow   Nation's New Chief Of Foreign. Affairs Is Delayed By Weather

Marshall Fails, To Reach Capita Due To Weather   New Secretary Of State, Grounded, To Take  Oath Tomorrow.

MARSHALL'S SHIP GROUNDED; TO GET OATH ON TUESDAY   Swearing In Ceremonies Delay ed Until Tomorrow Due to Bad’ Weather

FIRST TREATIES UF WORLD WAR I APPROVED BY Uf.   General Marshall, Grounded ‘- at Chieago; Will Take  5 tap FE , e

Byrnes Signs Four Peace Pacts as His Last Official Act Gen. Marshall to Take  Over State Depart mant Tamnarraw

GEN. MARSHALL GROUNDED; FETE DUE TOMORROW   Pacts Signed: For Italy, Bulgaria,  Hiunevare Damanta

Weather Delays Gen. Marshall   Stops In Chicago; Takes Oath Tuesday

Bad Weather Halts Flight Of Marshall .   New Secretary Held at Chicago When His Plane ts Grounded

Marshall Is Grounded At Chicago; To Take Oath As  Cabinet Member Tuesday

Marshall Is Delayed By Bad Weather Today   CEREMONY POSTPONED AS GENERAL'S PLANE IS GROUNDED

MARSHALL IS DELAYED AT CHICAGO   Flight to Capital Postponed Due To Bad Weather

lane Unable o Proceed to ashinaton   New Secretary of State to Be Sworn In on Tuesday

Byrnes Signs Peace Pacts   Secretary of State Keeps  Office. as Successor is Delayed

Marshall's Plane Down In Chicago In Bad Weather  Deloyed In Taking is Oath Of Office

Bad Weather Delays Marshall   Plane Forced to Land In Chicago—Swearing  In Is Delayed

Bad Weather Halfs Plane   Will Take Oath as Secretary of State on Arrival In Washington

GEN. IS DELAYED BY RAINY WEATHER   Swearing In Of New Secretary Of State Is Postponed Wher General's Plane Is  Grounded In Chica. go.

Weather Delays Gen.. Marshall's Trip to Capital   New Secretary To Take Oath Tuesday Morning

Marshall to Take Oath Tuesday; Trip Delayed Bv Weather Conditions

“Marshall's Plane Forced Down at Chicago Airport   Causes Postponement Of Oath-Taking---On To Capital by Train

IN MASON OTrry   WEATHER SLOWS GEN, MARSHALL   Forced to Take Train for Washinton Trin

BYRNES SIGNS PEACE PACTS AS FINAL ACT   New Secretary Comes By Train From Chicago

Swearing In Ceremony Is  Called Off  Bad Weather Halts Plane In Chicago

GEN. MARSHALL FAILS TO LAND IN WASHINGTON   New Secretary of State Forced Down at Chicago as Weather Turns Bad

Marshall’s Plane Grounded on Trip To Take His Oath  General’s Party Goes On from Chicago By Manhattan Limited

Bad Weather Delays His Arrival in Washington; Planes Down in Chicago

New Secretary To Assume His Dost Tuesday   Plane Bearing General and His Wife is Forced Down by Bad Weather at Chicage

Gen. Marshall To Assume Nev Post Tuesday   Plane Delayed Enroute to Ceremonies

WHITE HOUSE CEREMONIES ARE DELAYED   General Transfers to Train En Route to Washington

Swearing Of Marshall Delayed   Plane Grounded  In Chicago but Byrnes Signs the First Peace Treaties

Treaties With Satellites Signed  Bad Flying Weather Delavs Gen. Marshall

PLANE GROUNDED AT CHICAGO PORT BY BAD WEATHER   PLANS TO RESUME TRIP TO CAPITOL BY TRAIN TODAY

Swearing in of Marshall — Delayed 24 Hours by Bad Weather on Aerial Route

Oath-Taking 01 New Secrefary To Be Tuesday   - Weather Forces Marshall To Stop Fliaht At Chicaao

Weather Delays Cabinet Change   Byrnes Signs First Of Peace Treaties Before Leaving Office

MARSHALL IS DELAYED BY WEATHER IN TRIP TODAY   Will Be Sworn In As Secretary Of State Some  Time Tomorrow

Gen. Marshall To Take Over Duties Tuescay   Weather Delays Arrival of New State Secretary

PLANE TRIP INTERRUPTED BY WEATHER   Three Diplomatic Problems Confront New Secretary of State

Weather Halt Marshall: Oath Taking Delayed  Byrnes To Sign Axis Satellites Treaties Before Stepping Out

Was Due To Be Sworn In Today At Washington   General’s Plane Gromded In Chicago; Takes Train For Remainder Of Trip   To Take Oath Of  Office Tomorrow   At Least Three Problems Seen Engaging His Attention As Secretary OF State

Marshall Ceremony Delayed   Weather Downs Plane; Will Be Sworn In Tomorrow

Marshall to Take State Secretary: Oath on Tuesday  Byrnes Signs Four _ Peace Treaties as Final Official Act

Ground Marshall's’ Plane; Postpone His Induction as State Secretary

General To Resume Trip Later In Day  Ceremony To Swear In New Secretary Of State Delayed

Weather Delays Installation Of New Secretary   General Marshall’s Plane Forced To Land At Chicago This Morning

«Marshall To Be  - Sworn Tuesday   Slated For Monday But General Delayed By Chicago Weather

BAD WEATHER DELAYS TRIP OF MARSHATL.   Plane Trip Ends At Chicago; Goes On by Rail Today

Oath-Taking Of   Weather Forces Marshall To Stop Elieaht At Chicaae

4 PEACE TREATIES SIGNED BY BYRNES   MARSHALL DELAYED IN REACHING CAPITAL—WILL TAKE OATH TODAY. —

Grounded Plane Delays Marshall  ~ Oath Ceremonies   New Secretary of State Is Forced Down at Chicago By Bad Weather   4 PEACE TREATIES SIGNED BY BYRNES   Leading State Department Officials on Hand for Siening of Pacts

Marshall to Take ‘Office Today   Four Peace Pacts  Sioned by Byrnes

Marshall Is Grounded At Chicago   Bad Weather Delays His Swearing In As Secretary Of State.

MARSHALL HALTED BY BAD WEATHER   Will Be Sworn In Tuesclay. Byrnes Signs Four Peace Treaties

Marshall Delayed by Bad Weather: Takes Secretary's Oath Tomorrow

Marshall To Take Oath As Secretary of State Tomorrow   Time of Ceremony De. pends on His Arrival From Windy City

MARSHALL T0 TAKE OATH TOMORROW   Secretary of State Ceremony Postponed Because of Weather

Weather Forces Transport To Land At Chicago Airport   Expects To Complete Trip By Rail: Wil) Take Oath as Secretary of State Tuesday

Bad Weather Brings Delay wait. arshalt Ceremonies   General's Plane Halted in Chicago; Outgoing Secretary Byrnes Signs Peace Treaties

See. Marshall Is Forced Down  By Weather   Swearing In Ceremonies Delayed Until Tuesday  At White House

General Goes Through City At Noon Hour   Takes Pennsy Flyer To Washington From Chicago

WOMAN TAKEN ON WILD RIDE IN CALIFORNIA   THIEF GAGS VICTIM AND DUMPS HER OUT OF CAR

Kidnaper Gives Young Michigan Bride Wild Ride   Abductor Captured On Western Desert After Long Chase

DAISY HARRISON DIED SATURDAY   Native Of Plymouth Coun. ty Passed Away At Wome In Leeds

UN Couneil Stands Firm On Indonesia   Attempt By Colonial Powers To Get World Court Ruling Rejected

Important Precedent For Council   Belgian Proposal Voted Down With Help Of Russia

COURT RULING ON INDONESIA ROW REJECTED   Belgian Proposal or U. N. Jurisdiction Turned Down

Security Councit Rejects ‘Deal by Colonial Powers   Belgian Proposal Seeking a Court Ruling is Defeated

SECURITY COUNCIL REJECTS PLAN OF COLONIAL POWERS   U. S., Britain, France And Belgium Only Backers  OF Recolution

No World Court Ruling Will Be Made on Powers  _ Important Precedent Set; - Dutch Action Possible

COUNCIL WINS RIGHT TO ACT IN INDONESIA   U. N. Defeats Efforts to Require World Court Ruling on Dutch Dispute.

U.N. REJECTS PROPOSAL OF BELGIUM   Colonial Powers Lose in Effort to Get Court Ruling

Indonesia Ready To. Mediate .   ‘Security Council Rejects : Move : .To Get Ruling from World Court: On UN’s Right to Intervene

SPRING STO FATAL 10 16; FLOODS STAR   WINTER CONTINUES TO HOLD GRIP ON NATION

'Truman’s Plane Being Flown West For Elimination of Flame Hazard

WASHINGTON — ~ NEWS LETTER   (From Congrefsman Raymond S Springer of Connersville) «

Cost Estimate  On Returning o: War Dead Cut  Preparations Made   Preparations Made For Transportation  Of Possibly 228.000

MINER RESCUE ATTEMPTS FAIL   11 Men Still Trapped In Burning Shaft

er Says Patrol Boats Firing  Shooting Starts In Oyster Law Warfare

Ask Governors, Mayors, to Head Local Efforts   Spotty Compliance Back of Move to Enlist the States and Cities

PROMISE 10  RELEASE TWO BRITONS HELD AS HOSTAGES   Note To Tel Aviv Newspapers Comes After Efforts To End Violence

Seized Britons To Be Freed In Palestine   Release to Come "Within Hours’ Newspaper Told

(NEWSPAPERS GET NOTE PROMISING ‘RELEASE OF TWO HOSTAGES HELD BY JEWISH GROUP IN PALESTINE

Promise To Free British Hostages   British Women And Children May Be Removed From Palestine.

Biddy’s Eating Habits Under Scrutiny  Hen Is Greedy, Say Experts on Grain-Saving

_ Heus Not Only Stupid—They’re Inefficient  Why Of Eggless Days; Look At Chick Facts

LAY OR NOT, HEN EATS GRAIN  - Eating Habits Of Hen Studied ~ On First Chickenless Thursday

 Late News Bulletins  ‘Senate Ratifies Treaties With Four Axis Satellites

BOOST IN CEILING ALSO REQUESTED   CIO immediately Assails Idea and Promises Fight

GOP Senators Favor Boost On Rent Ceiling  Measure Will Be Introduced Monday; 15 Per Cent Hike Seen: CIO Opposed

Increases In Rent Urged by Senators Under New Measure   Lagislotion Would Continve Controls for Remainder of the Present Yeor -

Rent Ceiling Hike Looms In Congress   GOP Proposal Would Extend Control Period

Ceiling Boost of 15 Per Cent In Rents Asked   Congressional Proposal Is Flayed by CIO

Hat Increase In Rents Is Advocated   Oregon Federal Judge Says State Not Bound by Controls

GOP PROPOSES RENT CONTROL CONTINUATION   CIO Assails Plan to Boost Ceilings 15 Per Cent For Rest of 1047.

Would Okay 15 Per Cent Rent Boost   Seek Removal of All Ceilings on New Construction

RENT CEILINGS RAISE SOUGHT BY SENATOR:   CONTINUED CHECKS FOR REST OF 1947 PROPOSED

4 SENATORS BACK BILL TO INCREASE RENTS 15 PER CENT   'C. LO. UNIONS ASKED’ TO FIGHT PROPOSAL   Legislation Contains Provision to Remove Ceilings at Once From All New Con-

Republicans Offer Rent Increases  With Control Bill  Four to Sponsor Act; ~ CIO Calls on All Unions to Fight It

GOP Senators Back Retentior Of Rent Reins With Increase   CIO Assails Plan For 15 Per Cent Boost In Levels

Jie Z -egislation Would. Continue Controls" Boost In Rents May Be By GOPs

[5 Percent Rent Raise Suggested   Congress “May -Continue Controls: With. An Increase. Allowed

15 Per Cent Rent Ceiling Hike Asked   Four GOP Senators Map Bifl Asking Extension of Ceilings

Senate To Get Bill To Extend  Curbs On Rent   Would Continue Through 1947 With 15 Per Cent Ceiling Boost

15 Pct. Increase In Rent Ceilings Proposed i in Bill  Ty Sey Geers. eae ogee ee   ClO Assails Measure to Be Submitted , in Senate

4 GOP Senators Plan 15% Rent Boost Bill   McCarthy, 3 Others May File Monday for Immediate Hike

Four Senators Ready Measure For Tomorrow   Provides for Continuance of Controls But With 15 Per Cent Hike in Ceilines   CIO Prompily Assails Plan   Senators Vawkes, McCar thy, Cain and Malone Team Up in Sponsor. ine Measure

4 Republican Senators Act To Hoist Rent   CIO Sees Evictions In 15 Pet. Proposal; Realty Boards Hit

Four Republican Senators Behind New Legislation.   Bill Would Continue Ceilings Through °47, Allov Up To 15 Percent Hikes CTO To Fight: Measure

15 Per Cent Rent Ceiling Increase To Be Proposed   _ Program Would Be Tied to Continuance of Present Controls beyond June 30

Rent Levels Raise Urged   Four GOP Senators Sponsor Bill for Jump, CIO Immediately Assails It

Want Rent Controls Continued   Want Legislation For Rest of 1947 With a 15- Percent Boost in * Ceilings

i ‘Legal Safecracker’ Helps Free Hotel Clerk Imprisoned In Vault

EVATT LASHES RUSSIA’S PLAN TO GAG PRESS   UN Furore Over Soviet Attack

Vishinsky Calls Upon U! To Curb ‘Criminal? War Propaganda In America   Nation’s Foreign Policy Denounced   Americans Say Reply To Marshall ‘So Fantastic’  As To Defeat Itself

Also Backs Plan fo Gag, Punish Press Criticism   Soviet Move Doomed to Defeat; Observers Feel Hand Overplayed

Britons Seen Drifting From U.S. to Red Side; Neem War Inevitable

ACTION DEFIES, MOSLEM HOLY WAR THREATS   5-Nation Commission To Split Area Into States

Arabs, Jews Separated By Assembly   Arab Threat Of Blood Bath Is  Brushed Aside

Angered Arabs Walk Off Assembly Floor, Hinting at ‘Holy War’   33-13 Vote Defies Threat, Gives Jews Home Sought Since Battle of Jericho

Supreme Court fo Review Negro Education Issue   Test Case Asks Admission of Woman to O. U..

PRICES NEAR. RECORD PEAK   GOVERNMENT FIGURES SHOW 5% INCREASE IN PAST MONTH

PRICES NEARING ALL-TIME HIGH   Bureau of Laher Department Statisties Shaw Wholesale Prices on Some 900 Basie Commodities Encreasing ta New 27-Year Record,

Compulsory Arbitration Found Only Safe Action   House Labor Group Given Information Upon Strike Setup

TWO PUSH PLANS FOR ARBITRATION   Declare Nothing Better Has Been Offered By Foes

Arbitration in Labor Disputes To Be Demandec   No Alternative Suggested, House Members State

Congressmen On Stand At Labor Measure Hearing  Senate Working On Legislation

Todav In Conperess   Struggle For Legislation To Curb Strikes Continues In House As Five Congressmen Air Their Views; Senate Hearings Ended

OHIO SENATOR SAYS GOP WILL WELCOME LABOR LAW AS SOLE ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN

8-YEAR LIMIT FOR PRESIDENT PASSES HOUSE   Republicans Joined By 47 Democrats On New Amendment

PRESIDENT TERM BILL TO SENATE   Measure Would Limit Hich Office to 2 Terms

Two-Term Limit Goes To Senate   House Approves It By 285 To 121 Vote

HOUSE APPROVES TWO-TERM LIMIT   MEASURE HEADS FOR SENATE AFTER VOTE BY HOUSE, 285 TO 121

Two-Term Presidential Measure Goes to Senate Southern Demos Helped in House

House Passes Two-Term Bill   Would Limit President To Two 4-Year Terms

MYSTIFIED BY ORDER   Kansas Stanolind Wells Not Pro ducing, Says President

Fir e Cheeked But Help Call Is Sent Out   Most Of A Block Of Business Buildings In Elkton Destroyed: Two Hotels Burned

Want To See How weather Forecast?   Mobile Unit From Tinker Field Here Two Days For You To Visit, Find Out

Gives Reasons for High Costs on Craft  Says Government Is Getting ‘Money’s Worth’

Hughes Defends Huge Cost of Giant Airplane   Tells Subcommittee He and Kaiser Not ‘Making a Dime’

Defiant Hughes Says U.S. Gets Money's Worth   Says He Isn't Making Dime Out Of Plane, Other Wartime Jobs

Cargo Craft Causing Big Loss, Report   Testifies Company Facing Deficit Of Near 310 Millions

Plane Project Unprofitable, Hughes States   Manufacturer and Fer. guson In Frequent Clashes

Concern To Lose Nine Millions On Plane, He Claims   Afternoon Session Relatively Calm After Plane Builder And Ferguson Clash In Morning

Hughes Tells Probers Why Huge Plane"  So Expensive  Defies Committee When He Refuses To Help Hunt Up Missing Meyer

Brewster Feud Over, Millionaire Playboy Snaps at Ferguson During Friday Continuation of Wat Funds Inguiry

Tells War Quiz Group He Isnt Making a Dime’   New Row Develops Over Failure to Find Free-Spending Mever

Manufacturer, Sen. Ferguson Bark And Snap  Maver And Hunhec   Meyer And Hughes Papers Subpoenaed

Tempers Risé  Hot Words Fly   At Hearing   Ferguson Issues Subpoenas For Millionaire’s Personal Papers and For Meyer

Hughes’ Papers SubpoenaedFor Senate Probers   Plane Builder Testifies Government Getting Its Money’s Worth From $30 Million Cargo Craft Which Has Never Been Flown

Isn’t Making Dime Out of Wartime Orders. He Asserts   Relative Calm Marks Afternoon Session Following Stormy Morning Meeting Before Senate War Investigating Committee

Builder Denies He Himself Is Making Profit   War Probers to Get Another Chapter of Contract Story Today

HUGHES CLAIMS HE IS LOSING MONEY ON PLANE   Huge Flying Boat Thai Hasn't Flown Will Cost 30 Millions   MILLIONAIRE, SENATOR ENGAGE IN DEBATE

BUILDER TOSSES ANGRY WORDS AT SENATORS   Probers Given Explanation Why It’s Taking So Long To Turn Qut_Flying-Boat

BIG PERSONAL LOSS CLAIMED IN PLANE DEAL   New Subpoena Issued For Contractor’s  Publicity Man

HUGHES DECLARES HE LOST ON HIS WAR CONTRACTS   Says He “Hasn't Made a Dime,” and U. 8. Is Getting Money’s Worth in His Cargo Ship.”   ‘A HEATED EXCHANGE OVER MISSING MEYER   ffempers Flare and Hot Words Fly as Manufacturer Tells About Business With Uncle Sam.

Gives Reasons for High Costs on Craft  Savs Government   Says Government Is Getting ‘Money’s Worth’

HUGHES SAYS NO PROFITS ON CONTRACTS   Declares That U. S. Government Had Its Money’s Worth

AERIAL CARGO BOAT NO FLOP, HUGHES AVERS   GOVERNMENT GETS MONEY’S WORTH, SOLONS TOLD

‘Hughes Says Government! Got Money’s Worth Out Of Contract For Flying Boat

Unflown Airship Is Worth Cost, Hughes Contend:   Manufacturer Says He Didn’t Profit fn Plane Contract

Navy Expedition On Way To Arctic Area  Three Vessels On Way North, Return In Fall

Tsaldaris Test. Put Off 5 Days   Accord With Opposition Also Held Possible

(72-Year-Old Woman Admits Slaying Her 75-Year-Old Husband and iThen Hacking the Body te Pieces

ADMITS KILLING CUTTING UP MATE   Elderly Newark Woman Tells Police Husband Threatened to Kiil Her

[Invasion of White Man Into RainMaking Realm A oon S “Hopi Indians

Western Senators Attack Drastically Slashed Appropriation Bill Proposed by House Committee

Pared-Down ‘Interior Dept. Appropriation Bill Draws Fire From Some Senators

WESTERNERS FLAY PROPOSED SLICES IN PROJECT FUNDS   Crush‘ng Blow’ to West;'-Hatch Joins in Eight For Recla mation Cash

ACTIVE FIRE CONTROL PROGRAM ADVOCATED   Herbert Urges Founding 0 Safety Committees

British Tighten Belts, Reducing Daily Calories   House of Commons Hears Grave Reports From Economic Front

New Food Cuts In Britain; Ban Tobacco Imports  rr. —~ = eee oe -— 3   Government Announce: New Plan to Combat  The Economic Crisis

BRITAIN CUTS FOOD IMPORTS   Reduction in Avtrage Daily Will Follow New Moves  In Economic Crisis

Britain’s Daily Diet Is Cut, U. §. Tobacco Ban Invoked In New Program   Labor Government Also Slashes Construction And Reduces Navy In Movement To Combat Eneland’s Feanamic Cericie

Set i in Britain    Sharp Reductions Planned t kT. Cambat Crisie

Britain Forms New Plans To Combat Crisis   Cuts Daily Diet, Naval Manpower; Bans Tobacco

Cripps Calls For Slash In Nav re Curbs On Building Britain Faces New Austerity; Food Cut Further; Tobacco Ban

Britain Bans . U.S. Tobacco   New Cuts In Diet and Naval Manpower Also Announced

BRITAIN SLASHES DIET OF PEOPLE   CUTS NAVAL MANPOWER AND BANS IMPORTS OF TO. BACCO FROM U.S. *

Democrats Join Republicans Congress Girds for Action on  Strikes-Unions Bill This Week

Congress Prepares for Free-Swinging Battle on Restriction for Unions

—LABOR— Senate   Also Plans Union Curt   SKIRMISH LINES BEING DRAWN ~—

Senate, House Groups Seek to Hinder Strikes   Bills Offered in Both Would Ban All Closed Shops

House Committee Ap+ proves Bill To Restrict Strikes And Unions   GOP In Senate Asks Single Act   Many Democrats Lining Up With Republicans Behind Drastic Measures

Floor Scraps Due This Week   Both Senate and House Bills Seek to Check Strikes Affecting Whole Nation

Democrats Are Lining Up_With. Republicans Behind Labor  Legislation to Check Major Strikes’

BOTH PARTIES LINED UP 10 LIMIT STRIKES   CLOSED SHOP’ BAN TO CAUSE SCRAP IN CONGRESS

Anfi-Strike Bill Approval Voted By House Group  Committee Approve Measure 18 To 4 To Send It To Floor

Senate G. O. P. Prepares Action: Free-Swinging Battle Expected After Approval of Measure

Debate Due On Legislation 'To  Curb Strikes   Many Democrats Reported ’ Lining Up With Republicans Behind Labor Measures

Congress Girds for Fight On Anti-Strike Measures   Industry-wide Bargaining, Closet Shop Would Be Outlawed. Under Proposals

Congress Hears  Way To Dispose  Of Surplus Spud: Various Plans Are Suevested

- Methods  Uiilizing yplus Potatoes   for Flour, Frying,  iouds Can Be Used aking Plastics

BEVININ. ATTACK ON U:S. PRESS   Believed Move Toward Secret Big Four Meetings ~~

Move Seen to Return Big 4 to Scereey Rules  Pravin recy  IT. &. Pre«   Bevin Charges U.S. Press Caused Failure  at Maceaw

[Bevin's Attack on U. S. Press Hints Bia Four Return to Secret Diplomacy

Philippines And U. S. Sign 99-Year Paet   To Give This Nation Military and Naval  Bases in Islands

U. §. GRANTED ARMED BASES IN PHILIPPINES   99-Year Agreement Is Signed for Several Military Sites

BIG:FOUR HOLDS 2 MILLION P-W'S ALLIES REVEAL   Russia Holds Nearly Half, Long Secret Figures Show

WAR PRISONER TOTAL LISTED BY BIG FOUR   Victorious Powers Hold Nearly 2,000,000 Germans Conference Discloses.

'2 Million Germans Still Prisoners, ‘Big Four Reveals at Moscow Parley

Te otal Held B The Four Four Powers      FIGURES REVEAL PRISONERS OF WAR STILL IN ALLIED HANDS; NEARLY*HALF ARE. HELD  BY RUSSIANS

Nearly Half in Russia, Parley Hears   Red Figure Called ‘Surprisingly Low;’ Totals Incomplete

0 MILLIOR lL HELD AS R PRISONERS   terg Make Reports a scow Meet; Soviet Tot=! Set at 890,532

Are Still Held as  Prisoners of War   Nearly Half of Total in Russia, Big Four Mmisters Disclose   U. S. HOLDS 15,103 OUTSIDE.   30,976 Others Are Under American Control in

Bank Cashier Is Kidnaped, Tied To Tree   Time Lock Prevents Bandits From Looting Vault Of Tennessee Institution

KidnapedBanker FoundUnharmed; Robbers File   Victim Left Bound To Tree Following Abduction From Hom

Time Lock Saves Funds  In His Bank   Tracy City Man Snatched From Home And Tied

RAIL STRIKE MAY HIT MILL AT FOLLANSBEE   2,500 To Be Laid Off Short! In Lack Of Supplies

Court Rules On Memolo New Trial   Holds Judge Can’t Grant It When Denied by Appellate Court

4 Firms Reveal Delivery Cuts   Travel Up But Deliveries of Gas to Be Made on ‘AG Basis

OUTLOOK HELD AS GRIM AND UNPROMISING   Bitter Charges Have Already Been Hurled at Great Britain

UN TAKING UP ‘THE PROBLEMS OF PALESTINE   ASSEMBLY OF NATIONS OPEN “THEIR SESSIONS ON QUES _ TIONS INVOLVING JEWS  i AND ARABS

RAISE TYPHOON DANGER SIGNAL   Lashing Gale Damages Two Cities, Sinks Ship, Beaches Three   SIX LIVES ARE LOST

Typhoon Rips Over Central Philippines   Storm Leaves Six Dead, Heavy Damage; By_Passes Manila

Six Dead In Philippines After Typhoon   Manila Bypassed By Storm Which Hit Other Cities

Gale Swerves Past Manila, Roars Onware   Damage Heavy as Six Islands Feel Lash: eat Tarritie Starm

Typhoon Hits Philippines Area, Six Die  Serra Pie, a   Bypasses Manila And Heads For China Sea

TYPHOON BYPASSED MANILA TOWARD THE CHINA SEA   The Storm Killed Six and Caused Heavy Damage In Its Wake.   30 MILES SOUTH OF CITY   Typhoon Danger Signal No. 10 Is Still Hoisted In Manila.

SIX SURVIVORS LOCATED  Burned Wreckage Of Plane Found In Antarctic Wastes

PLANE BURNS AFTER CRASH IN ANTARCTIC   AIRMEN SIGHTED IN ICY WASTE AFTER 2 WEEKS HUNT

Three Countries Pledge Support for Marshall Plan: Soviet Victory Empty

AID PLAN MAY YET SUCCEED  U.S. Officials Say Soviets Are ~ Failing In Effort To Block Aid

RUSSIA PLAYING A LOSING GAME, AMERICANS HOLD   Officials Say Soviet Attempt to Split Europe and Wreck Marshall Pian Will Fail.   DOUBT PUPPET REGIMES CAN BE HELD IN LINE   Reports Indicate States Boycotting Paris Parley  Would Like to Share ja U. S. Aid.

ate —= farFC &  Soviet Satellites Need U. S. Aid 16 N. ations. in Parley

Claim Marshall Plan Will Get Fullest Backina   Russian Bloc Countries Seek Aid in Recovery

Soviet Thought To Be Playing A Losing Game  Rest Of Europe Will Proceed Reaardless

SOVIETS PLAY LOSING GAME OPPOSING U.S   EFFORTS TO SPLIT FUROPE DOOMED TO FAILURE

TO SPLIT EUROPE   Russia Believed Playing Losing Game Trying To Wreck  Marschall: Pronaram BOURGAS WE EEALE fk tw kt ee   ‘ONCE GREAT VETO. POWER IN WORLD AFFAIRS CUT

Soviets Lose Ground to U.S. Aid Plan   Nations Under Red Thumb Still Seek Assistance

Reds Playing Losing Game   Split Backfiring; Marshall Outlines Policy Toward U.5.5.R

U.S. Otheials Agree Russian.  Veto Curtailed   Threats And Protests Will Not Stop Plan To Keep Europe From Exploding.

Can't Wreck Plan, U.S. Chiefs Say   Hint Satellites Would Like Share of Aid Noted as Sian.

Resort Homes Destroyed In Wide Section   Roads Are Choked With Vehicles As Thousands Flee

Cut In Orders In 1945 Stated   All Knowledge Of Garsson Deal  Is Denied

Shell Cut-Backs Figure in Trial   Former Congressman, Accused of Bribery Calls Sec’ty Marshall

May's Claim Hit By Eisenhower   Need For Shells Denied By General

Tke Attacks Story by May   - General Tells War Fraud Jury About Ammunition Orders

May’s Data On Shells ‘Refuted   Secretary of State Tells of Wartime Contacts With the Ex-Congressman

EISENHOWER ON STAND AT BRIBE TRIAL   General Says He Knew Nothing of Production Efforts

Secretary Marshall To Defense of May; Says He’s a Man of Integrity

larshall sstifies in lay's Trial   ix-Army Chief ‘ells of Cutback n Arms Orders

Says Shells Cut Back, Not Expedited   Contradicts Former Congress Member In Contract Case

‘Ike’ Refutes May’s Claims   General Denies ‘Screaming For Shells in 1945

Marshall Tells Of May Arms Cut Protest   War Secret Enters Trial as Secretary Gives Testimony

MARSHALL TAKES  WITNESS STAND  AT BRIBE TRIAL CALLED BY DEFENSE  TO GIVE EVIDENCE AN SCHELL CONTRACTS

State Secretary Denies May Story Of Shell Demand:   Had Actually Ordered Big Cutbacks, Marshall Tells War Fraud Jury

Gas Shortage Results From Ohio Cold Wave   Warmer Weather Expected to Ease Shortage in Plants

Strike Would Cut Vacation For Congress   Walkout of Mivcis Would Necessitate Another Session   Barns Resigns Child Welfare Board Post   Valuable Horses Are Poisoned   Varga Has Jo Flee Hungary   Urges RFC Life Be Prolonged   ‘Violent’ Youth Flees Lima State Hospital   Bituminous Coal Production ls Greatest in Peacetime

Selznick Dispute Has Been Settled   'Had Filed Suits for Damage Tolalling $13,500,000, Report.

Pastor Granted Absolute Pardon  Governor: Action-D: Man's Age and Health

Absolute Pardon  Given Dr. Lewis His Age, Health Reasons for Act

War Contractors Got Overpayments  Of Billion, Charge   Bender, Heuse Committee Chairman, Lays Blame  on RFC Subsidiaries

War Contracts Under Scrutiny  ouse Committee — Overnayvmen ts   House Committee Fears Overpayments  Of $1.000.000.000

SUES GUEST WHO RAN AWAY WITH WIFE AND Lilie CHVED. WE VA/AAITC MALY THE CHLIVED RASCH

A(),000 STATE EMPLOYES 10 CET PAY HIKE   Average Ten Per Cent Increase Planned, Duff Announces

SET MARCH 31 FINAL DATE TO SIGN AAA PLAN   Total Of :762 Farmers Now Signed Up Under 1947 Farm Program

HHANGE FAGES A PARALYZING STRIKE CRISIS   Threats of General Walkout Grow with Miners’ Ultimatum.

Strike Threats  In France   Government Workers And Miners Demand Minimune Of $56-A Month: --

— MINERS: QuiT= Workers" Demand... Pay. Boost   COLD ADDS: TO. NATION’S GRIEF

Threat of General Strike Faces France   Government Workers, Miners Plan Walkout unles: Wooe Increases Are Granted

General Walkout Threatens France  As Coal Dwindles  Government Workers, ase0Udlt i “(“‘“‘(“‘i‘C‘COCO‘CLCO OQOOQP RR   Government Workers, Miners Ask $56 Monthly Pay Minimum

France Faces Prospect of General Strike  Government Workers, Miners Threaten to

France Faces Strike for $96 a Month  Labor Leaders Say   Labor Leaders Say Minimum Gladly Acceptable to All

30,000 Miners Declare They Will Walk Out   1.300.000 Government Workers Tntend to Quit Unless Wages Are Tacreased   No Coal For Paris Stoves   Stoppuge Would Paralvze  Railroads, Postal, Tele  graph and Phone  Serviees

FRENCH WORKERS THREATEN STRIKE   50,000 MINERS AND 1,800,000 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES DEMAND PAY HIKE.

General Tieur Threat in France Grows   1,300,000 Government Workers May Go Out; Coal Miners to Quit

France Faces General Strike   Government Workers Claim They Will Quit

sOvI ETS WANT $20,000,000, 000 U.S. Convinced Germany Can Pay Absolute Maximum of $3,000.000.000

Officer Fells Gunman in. Church Aisle   ‘Was Holding Minister as A Hostage

Officer Shoots Down Gunman In Ohio Church   Patrolman Rescues Ministe1 Who Was Being Held by Bandit as Hostage

Tomorrows Headlines Today GUNMAN SHOT IN CHURCH AS HE HOLDS PASTOR AT POINT OF GUN

Crack Shots Fell Gunmen   Patrolman Wounds Thug * Holding Aged Minister As His Shield

Fugitive Uses Minister as: Shield in Duel      apy Hour, Uh Shots

SEARCH STARTED FOR LOST PLANE WITH 21 ABOARL   American and Russian Pilots Hunt U. 8. Craft Missing on Flight From Italy to Germany.   EFFORTS HAMPERED BY RAIN AND SNOW   Transport’s Passengers In cluded 3 Officers, 17 Enlisted Men and War Department Civilian.

SOVIETS AID HUNT FOR MISSING 6-41   AAF Plane With 21 Aboard  Still Unreported

Russians Join In Search for Missing (-47   American Airforces Carried 21 Persons - And Was Enroute From Pisa, Italy, to Frankfurt

Russians Join Tn Search For  "Missing Plane   C-47 “Transport With 2] » Aboard - Stil,

HUNT FOR LOST PLANE PRESSED   U.S. Air Zransport. with 21 Persons Aboard Still Missing in Europe

Reds Join Search for Yankee Plane  C-47 With 21 Aboard Is Reported Missing 

Soviet Planes Join In Search For Missing U.S, Transport  Airforces C-47 With 21 Persons Aboard Missing Since Friday Night On Pisa-Frankfurt Flight

Search for Army Plane Bearing 21 Now Long Overdue   Russians Even Allow U. S. Planes To Get Out Of Corridor

RUSSIANS HUNT US. TRANSPORT   Join With American Planes In Search For Missing Aircraft

CLAY ORDERED TO OPPOSE ALL EFFORTS TO HAMPER DEMO NEVELOPMENT IN GERMANY

Broader Grain List Promised   House Prober Will Reveal ‘Interestine Names’

Andresen Says He Has His Own List Of Speculators  Anderson To Name 1,200 More Saturday

Deadlock Unbroken Allied Council Ponders Occupatior  _ Disagreement Is Still Rife Among Soviet,  U. S., British Groups

Control Council Fails To Agree on Reduction Of Occupation Forces

LEWIS SILENT AS COAL NEGOTIATIONS BEGIN   ‘New Contract Sought Before U. S. Quits Mines

Renew Coal, Talks   Negotiations  Designed To Frame Contract For UMW Befor . Mines Revert to Owners

Negotiations On Contract Are Opened   Dozen Aides Accompany Chief To Conference

Coal Units Sit In Pact Effort   Government Moves For Operator Rule

Lewis and Coal Operators Meet   Conference Looking to New Work Contract Ic OQnened ‘

LEWIS: CONFERS WITH OPERATOR   Cocl Producers Open Contract Discussions with UMW; First Session Brief

BROTT FUNERAL TODAY   78-Year-Old Resident Died Satur. day at McLarney Hospital

DANES CHECKING MYSTERY CALL   Authorities Consider Theory Locked Rudders Caused Tragic Crash

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Danish Police Investigate Mysterious Call

MYSTERY CALL, THEN AIR CRASH   Dutch Officials Reveal Phone Query on How to Alert Fire Brigade

FIGHT FLARES AT GATES OF DEERE PLANT   Company, Union Issue Widely Divergent Statements

FIVE DEAD ADDED TO STATE’S LIST DURING WEEK - END   Four Fatalities in Traffic Acc dents, One Drowns,  Racer Killed

Five More Violent Deaths in New Mexic ‘Over Weekend Raise Road Toll to 16

Murray to See Green on Merger   Steel Wage Contract Signed in Pittsburgh Today

‘UNION MERGER MEETING SEI   MEETINGS WITH AFL ON _-' PROPOSED UNITY PROGRAM .  ey PRESIDENT AGREES TO

U. S. to Speed Food to Avert Riots in Reick:   Promises 1,200,000 Ten In 90 Days as St  Threats Mount Re International ‘eae      Churchill Appeals For Restored German Economy to Avert Revol!

New Bill Would Restrict Gas Oil Shipments   Launch Inquiry Of Ship. ping To Russia; No Dom. estic Curtailment.

Gasoline Exports To Be Limited Under New Bill  Inquiry Into Shipment Of U. S. Oil to Russia Is Launched

Basic Atom Pewer Facts  Elude U.S., Says Chief   it Will Take 8 to 10 Years for Even a Practical Demonstration, Says Lilienthal In Candid Anti-Propaganda Report

“High Prices May Encourage Communism’   Woman lestities Before Congress Graup in Boston

me y* cen ERM PRER Re  Princess Elizabeth Bride In Fall, London Papers Say

Engagement of Princess Elizabeth to Former Greek Prince ls Expected Soon

Princess To  Wed In Fall   Heiress Presumptive To The British Throne To Marry Mountbatten.

Engagement Of Princess  is Imminent   Announcement of Betrothal to Philip  Due Momentarily

ROYAL WEDDING «S. ANTICIPATED   Fall Ceremony Seen Betweet Elizaheth, Mounthatten

“Princess To Wed ‘In Fall”   Formal Announcement Of Elizabeth’s Betrothal to Greek Printe  Expected Momentarily

Moyal Momance  British Princess. Former Greek Prince May be Married in Fall

Announcement Of Betrothal Of  Princess Near:   Expect Statement By King George VI Will Concern Betrothal To Philip

TO WED GREEK PRINCE  British to Reveal Befrothal Of Princess ‘By Tomorrow

Romance Sets Britain Agog   Delighted As Word Awaited Of Engagement Of Elizabeth, Philip

Elizabeth And Philip Will Wed   . King George VI Prepares “Important Statement

House Approves Hospital Bill 93-3      $20 Million Dollars Worth of Construc  tion Expected in Next 5 Years

‘Ordered $14,000 Worth o Merchandise On Credit To Look Like The Debutantes

Here’s a Food Program That Should Appeal to Mama, Papa and Junior

TIME FOR MAY TO TELL STORY DRAWING NEAR   Testimony of Patter: son, Letters to Ike Climax Prosecution

TIME NEAR FOR MAY TO TAKE DEFENSE STAND   Attorneys To Present Motion For Acquittal

DRAWING NEAR   Testimony of Patter: gon, Letters to Ike ‘Climax Prosecution

Babson Tells Of Need For Moving Offices   DECENTRALIZATION _ IN WASHINGTON IS URGED

W. L. White Will Be Convention Keynoter   “Report to Emporia” Will  Be on Evening Event Asa et        7

W. L. White Will Be Convention Keynoter   “Report to Emporia” Will Be an Evening Event Bt Clule Audltarcinem:

VET KILLED IN CRASH   Former Resident of Bristol Figures In Accident near Harrisburg

COFALL SAYS STATE LIQUOR ‘UNBALANCED   Buying Out Of Proportion Director Claims

BLOCK BURNED AT ELKTON, MO,   Two Hotels Destroved In Famed Haven For Eloping Couples

Fire Burns Over Block In Elkton   Two Hotels Destroyed In Early Morning Hours

Maryland Town Swept By Fire _      ‘Two Hotels Are Destroyed And Business Block  Riurned Ont.

Young Newlyweds Confess _ Slaying California Man  Bride Tells of Luring Victim to Mountains Where He Was Shot to Death By Her Huchand

GIRL BOASTS OF LIFE OF CRIME   BIZARRE STATEMENT FOLLOWS ARREST IN CALIFORNIA MURDER

Bridal Couple Held in Nevada, Confess Killing Westerne:   Bride Boastful of Makin: People Believe Her an Innocent Girl

LANDON ABSENT ‘FROM A LUNCHEON GIVEN FOR DEWEY   Denies He Suubbed New Yorker— Action Stirs Talk That He May Seek 1948 Nomination.   RECEPTION IN K. C. ATTENDED BY 1,000   Donnell and Car'son Mentioned as Vice Presidential Possibilities if Dewey Heads Ticket.

Bids on School Bonds Will Be OpenedSept.30   Board Calls for Proposals For $1,000,000  Issue

School Board Opens Bids on Bonds. Tonight   Large Number of Proposals Expected on $1,000,000 Issue

COLLIERY BLAST TOLL REACHES 7    Federal, State Inspectors Probe Mine Tragedy

Exhume Bodies (Of Couple Slam Aboard Yachl   Bodies Of Mr. And Mrs Walter E. Overell Re-Examined By Los Angeles Authorities

Transport Ship Caught On Reef   43 Crewmen Aboard Ves, .se] Being Pounded By , The Heavy Seas.

Army Transport ls Grounded   Smashes into Reef off Graham Island SW of Ketchikan

ARMY ENGINEERS ORDER PLANS FOR TALLAHASSEE Vii HOSPITAL RE-DESIGNEL

U.S. SUBS DIVE UNDER ICE PACK   Mystery - Shrouded Mission Made Near Siberia

TRIP UNDER POLAR ICE PACK REVEALED AS TASK UNIT. HEADS FOR. HOME

U. S. Sub’s Dive Under Polar Ice Pack Near Siberia Termed Routine

SUBMARINE MAKES SECRET POLAR TRIP   Mystery Veils Mission To Top of World

U. S. Sub Task Unit Makes Voyage Under Polar Ice Pack Off Siberia

SOUTHERN COAL OPERATORS WILL SIGN CONTRACTS   Lewis Says 85 Percent of Industry Will Be Under Contract by End of Week.

Remaining Coal Producers  To Sign With Lewis Today   Agreement Averted National Calamity Says US Steel Head; Coal Prices Expected To Go Tv $1 A Ton

Southern Coal Producers Expected To Sign Contract Today; Miners Return To Jobs

Moscow Papel Hays U.S. Greek Policy  PO en ees = Se, SN, YO   Compares President's Proposal to Some Of Hitler’s Plans

Pravda Score Truman Plan   Aid to Greeks, Turks Violates Declarations To U. N., Paper Seys

Expect Stalin Speak Mind On Subject   Pravda Sees Expansion Under Charity Guise

Imperialist Expansions Seen Guised  ‘As Charity   Official Government Paper Makes Another Attack On U.S. Plan

Pravda Calls Truman Plea ‘Imperialist   Says Greek-Turk. Policy Kills UN Faith by America

Bitter Attack Is Made on   Truman Policy   All That Remains > Is Official Soviet Reaction

Pravda Rails At Aid Plans   Truman Repndiated Pledge Tha Tt N.. Paner Save

IMPERIALISM CHARGE MADE BY PRAVDA   Stalin Expected To Speak Frankly With Marshall

PRESIDENT FOR PROBE AT K.’C   Chief Executive Declares Vote . Fraud Inquiry. Should Be Made Thoroughly’ .

FBI Is Now Making Full investigatior   President Says Kansas Cit; _ Case Should Be ‘Car ried On.’

VOTE FRAUD "PROBE OK BY TRUMAN   To Make Full Investigation Of K. C. Primary

Breaks Silence on Vote Frauds  Truman Comments on Kansas City Case

PRESIDENT DESIRES VOTE INQUIRY GO ON   Says Probe In Home District Ought To Be Finished

Truman Says KC Probe Should Be Pushed fo Finish  mie Be Bon   No One Condones’ Vote Frauds, He Tells Correspondents

Tavestigates ‘Frand in Kansas,   TRUMAN APPROVES COMPLETE  STUDY   ‘Attorney General Called By . Fergueon. Group.to.Re-.:

Congressmen to Begin Work on Housing Probe   Senators Tobey and McCarthy Squabble Over Chairmanship

CHOICE OF CHIEF 10 OPEN HOUSING STUDY   Sens. Tobey And McCarths Leading Choices To Head $100,000 Investigation

Start Action On Housing   Tussle Over Chairman: ship Expected To Mark Opening of Congres sional Group Hearings

Scrap Seen Over Probe Of Housing   Chairman issue fs Big Question; Row bday Be ‘Exciting’

Launch $100,000 {nvestigation ny U.S. Housing   Chairmanship Is Causing Squabble.

“ederal Charges In New York Court Contend Makers Of 90 Per Cent Of Nations Tires Have  Conspired For 12  Years To Fix Prices.   Prices, Scarcity, And Solution... .  Solons Institute  Probe Of Housing

Inquiry Slated To Begin After ‘Boss’ Decided   Tobey, McCarthy Seek Te Head Committee Which Will Investigate Home Scarciiyv

McCarthy May Head Housing Probe Group  _~_ ie eT   Senate Committee Starts Finding Out Why Costs Are High  Mamec Are Scarce

U. S. Probe On Housing Under Way   Joint Committee Of Congress Is Investigating

START HOUSING SCARCITY PROBE   Senate-House Committee ir Battle Over Chairman

Tobey-McCarthy Fight Over Chairmanship of Committee To Probe Shortage Is Forecast

Congress Prepares A Housing Prohe   Committee’s Job Is To Prepare Legislatior For Coming Seaccinn

Solons Set For Inquiry Of Housing  Conditions   Senate-House Group To Select Chairman For Important Quiz

Congressional Housing Study Under Way   Tobey, McCarthy Tangle Over Chairmanship

Housing Probe Will Start When Boss is Selected for Grow   Tobey, McCarthy Fight Chairmanship of the Committee

Congress Group To Probe Housing   Fight For Chair Is First Issue  To Be Settled

Congressional Unit Opens Inquiry Into Housing Shortage   Choice Of Chairman Is Chief Issue At Outset

Conaress to Begin Housing Probe  McCarthy Tussles For Chairmanship

Congress Will Probe Housing  Battle On To Decide Who Heads Committee

SOLONS LAUNCH HOUSING PROBE   Congressmen Want Tc Settle ‘Who's To Be Boss’ Squabble

URUGUAY TR READY TO STRIKE   PREPARE TO ATTACK REBELS AT CONCEPCION — RESIDENTS URGED TO LEAVE.

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Wholesale Food. Prices Reach An All Time High, Hogs And Wheat Advance

Officials Predict Second Half of ‘47 Will Bring Substantially Lower Prices

FOOD PRICES HIT AN ALLTIME HIGH   Dun & Bradstreet Report Record Reached Tuesday

All-Time. Food Cost Peak Hit   Hogs, Grain Spearhead Advance; No Relief Seen for Months

Industrial Power Curtailment Ends   Falling Temperatures Offer  New Menace to Britons

ELECTRIC POWER IN INDUSTRIES   Restrictions Removed in Thousands of Britaln’s Factories — Falling Temperatures Threaten New Gas Restrictions,

Jewish Agency Without Deputy p At U.N. Session   Ieee se, OD age  Waits For Recognition As Non-Voting Participant; See No Hope Fer Truce

Aranha Is Elected as President   Hebrew Committee Files Rival Claim for Righe to Represent Jews and Sends ‘Observers’   Siam Is Welcomed   Delegate Expresses His Country’s Regret at  Position in War

Plea Fe or. Palestine - Independence, Jew ish Homeland Are Heard

U.N. TAKES UP PALESTINE QUESTION   Brazilian Named President Of Special Session    JEWISH GROUP   Decides Against Attending Session Until Given Formal Recognition

Brazilian Minister Elected President Of Palestine Meet   Jewish Agency ‘Absent’ Until Officially Recognized as Non - Voting Participant

AT TWENTY-THIRD   Way Cleared for City to Make Installation at Intersection   STOP AND GO SIGNAL

~ AT TWENTY. THIRD   Way Cleared for Citv to  Make Installation at  Intersection     STOP AND co SIGNAL

Soviet Charge Answered hy Marshall   Denies Britain or U. 5S. Profited on German Exports

Sec. Marshall Defends U. S. And Britain   He Appeals Anew For Co-operation  At London Parley

U. S. Denies Red Profiteer Charge  : Makes ‘Not A Penny’ * Fron Corman Exports

NOT PROFITING AT EXPENSE OF GERMAN TRADE   U. S. And Britain Have Not Pocketed “One Penny” Marshall Says      FOREIGN MINISTERS RESUME TALKS TODAY

PROFITEERING BY U.S. DENIED   Not One Penny Pocketed In Sale of German Exports, Marshall Declares

Red Charge At Ministers Meet Answered   Deadlock Discussions Will Be Resumed by Group Today

U. 5. Profiteeting Denied By Marshall      ‘Secretary. Calls. For. Co. operation To Bolster. Germany - -

No Gain On German Export--Marshall   Appeals Anew Vor Big Power Cooperation ln Answering Reeent Charwes By Molotov

U.S, ENGLAND DENY PROFITING FROM GERMANY   Marshall Appeals Anew For Big Powers To  Rewive Feaname

Marshall Hits — AtRedCharge   Appeals Anew For Accord On German Economy

VOLCANO BLOWS UP IN ICELAND   Ashes Turn Farm Land And Meadows Into Black Desert

“Mourning” Period May Be Prolongec   Krog Cites Union Power to Close » Einsafe Coa! Mines

ek, Se) eae Toe Gee ee ee ee ee eee  * EUSTACE NEWS * Mrs. J. E. Anthony, Reporter °

Dog Shoots Woman in Bathtub, One Of Wackiest  Mishaps in 1946, National Safety Council Says

DEFENSE RESTS IN PARIS CASE   F ail to Call Single Witness To the Stand

STUDENT PRINCE SKIPS OVERSEAS   Royal Highness Dislike: School, Plays Hookey On Plane To Paris

HOOKEY-PLAYING PRINCE TORETURK   Iranian Roya! Highness Takes Plane To Paris Before Seizure

Ballet Troupe Members Injured in Rail Wreck   Three Pennsylvania Crewmen Die as Train Hits Bia Road Machine near Ft. Wayne

TRAIN WRECK TOLL NEAR FORT WAYNE FOUND 10 BE THREE   Many Others, Including Five Members of Ballet Russe, Are Injured in Accident Yesterday.   ‘DEAD-HEAD’ CREW HURT IN MISHAP

Action Sought For Extension  Of Rent Curbs   Sen. Myers (D-Pa) Asks Hearing At Session; Expire February 29

STRIKE AT WICHITA   WV ith Pickets Around Build ing. Firm Appeals  Workers

Housewife Keeps Account Of Food Bill For Week For Family Of Five

Motorists Fined In  District Court For   Intoxicated Driving Maximum Of $300  Assessed; Licenses  Revoked By Judge 

Motorists Fined In  District Court For  Intoxicated Driving Maximum Of $300  Assessed; Licenses D nwnlrael Dey : ee  rth

HISTORY'S WORST AIR CRASH KILLS 53 INCOLUMBIA  PLANE HITS CLIFF; FORMER SALEM HEAD OF TEXAS CO. VICTIM

Missourian Is Among 53 Killec In Plane Crash.   Airliner Disaster in Colombia Is Worst in Commercial History

Search Parties Go After 5D3dKilled   Most Disastrous Plane Crash In History Occurs

3 Killed In Plane Crash; lescuers Recover Bodies   At Least Seven U. S. Citizens Die ') Worst Crash In Airlines’ History

Slow Progress in Recovering Bogota Air Crash Victims   Search Parties Are Handicapped---Three Of 53 Bodijee Merv.

3 Persons Die In Colombia Plane Crash   At Least Seven From U.S. Killed In Accident

53 Killed. in Piane Grash   Recover 3 Bodies After Crash in South America

53 Killed In Worst  Disaster  Plane Crash Takes Five  A ariecan I ivac

Big Transport Hits Mountain In Colombia   Seven Americans Among Victims; Bodies Hunted

53 LOSE LIVES IN COLOMBIA CRACK-UP   Worst Commercial Airline Crash On Record

Worst Commercial Air Crash Claims 53 Lives   Search Parties Find Three Bodies

Three Bodies Removed From Plane Wreck   All 53 Aboard Killed In History's Worst Air Accident ‘Recovery Difficult

RESCUERS WORK TO RECOVER 53 DEAD IN SAT, PLANE CRASH   Airliner Struck Cliff, Exploded On Flight Out Of Bogota, Colombia

Search for Bodies Of 53 in Air Crash   Crack-Up, Near Bogota, Colombia, Is Worst Commercial Airline Disaster on Record —At Least Seven Victims From U. S.

SEARCH PARTY TRIES REACHING CRASH SCENE   53 Die in Colombia Plane Mishap — Worst in History

Searching Partie: Take Bodies  From Plane Wreck  Fifty-Three Persons Killed in Crash Of Colombian Liner

Rugged Terrain At Plane Crash  Halts Rescuers   -Fifty-Three Killed in - Worst Commercial Plane Mishap.

.abor to dring n Bodies   Worst Crech in Commercial Aviation History

Worst In History meres eee  53 Lose Lives As Huge Plane Hits Mountain

53 PERSONS PERISH IN PLANE CRASH   Southern American Plane Crashes Into 1,000-Foot Cliff

Death Toll In Colombian Air  Crash Set At 53   Mountains Near Bogota Scene Of Worst Com mercial Plane Tragedy.

Search Parties Labor fo Bring Out 53 Victims   Worst Commercial. Airliner Crash in — Colombia Mountains

Worst Airline Disaster   Toll of 53 As Giant Plane ‘Strikes Cliff In South America; . Tops Fatality Record

 —53 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH— Search Parties Bring  Out Bodies Of Victims

Bodies Crash Dead Sought In Colombia   49 Passengers and Crew of Four Perish  In Crash on Mountain; Seven Were Americans

Colombia Air Crash Kills 53    Searchers Labor To Retrieve Many Chorred Bodies

Death Toll is 53  In Airplane Crash Worst t Commercial Air Disaster  miimetmime

Wreck Worst on Record Plane Struck Cliff 10° Miles From  Village

53 Passengers Killed in Worst  Aviation Crash   Hunt Bodies in Mountains Today Northwest of Colombian Capital

Tragedy Said The Worst In Air History   Seven Americans Die; Searchers Removina Bodies

Seven U.S. Citizens Among Those Killed in Colombian Crash   Douglas Transport is Wrecked Against High Cliff in Wild Land

53 Killed in S. American  Plane Wreck   Seven From U. S. Aboard Craft Whicl Hit Mountain

03 PERSONS DIE IN COLOMBIA'S PLANE MISHAP   Crash Rated Worst in Cemmercial Flying History; Americans Identified

Fatal Plane Crashes _  53 Killed In Columbia, CAP Commander Killed

‘Douglas DC-4 of Colombian Avianca Lines Plows Into 1,000-Foot Cliff Taking  Lives of 49, Four Crewmen

EARLY ACTION EXPECTED ON TEACHER PAY   Final Decision May Be Made by Assembly During Week

LUBBOCK MAN ON FLIGHT  B-29s Leave Today On One- Stop -Tokyo-To-Washinaton Journey

B-19s ina Long Flight From Jap Isle to America   Fast One-Stop Trip tc End at Washington About 11 Friday

March to Roar . In Under White Snow Blanket   Three to Six Inches Expected; Hazardous Driving Is Reported

March Will Roar Into Missouri With Deep Blanket of Snow   Storm Expected to Continue During Night, With 6 to 10 Inch Fallin North; Motorists Warned Driving Conditions Are ‘Hazardaue’

Explosion Rocks  Colorado Town   Garage Destroyed, Other Buildings Burn

Congress Asked For Curbs On Prices, Wages, Scarce Goods   President Asks Drastic Powers To Avert ‘Catastrophe’ Of Price Rises: GOP Claims Program Is Reaimentation

Leading Republicans ABUCQAL wWwVUlLVOOGaGL We. TA  If Plan Is Approved

‘Colossal OPA’ Is Battle Cry Of GOP Pacers   Wage, Rationing, Price Controt Sought As Short-Run Insurance’

TRUMAN SEES RATIONING AS STEP FORWARD   Battle Is Believed As Congress Does Not Agree Fully

President Asks Part Control On Key Goods   Inflation Curb Sought in Message to Special Congress

CONGRESS SPLIT OVER MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT   10-Point Program Means “Regimentation,” Both Sides Claim   GOP CHALLENGED TO DEVISE BETTER PLAN

Inflation Curb Plan Outlined —By P resident   Power To Restore Limited Wage, Rationing and Price P siraad Asked—DMillions Are Sought : far Balial

Congress Asked For Curbs On Prices, Wages. Scarce Goods.   President Asks Drastic Powers To Avert ‘Catastrophe’ Of Price Rises: GOP Claims Program Is Regimentation   Solon Makes Bitter Attack On Truman . Taft Claims Program Is "Step Backward”

_ FOR AGAINST   Cries Of “Reaction” “Regimentation,”  Rise Quickly

1O-POINT PROGRAM GIVEN FOR BATTLE AGAINST INFLATION   Urges Curb on Credit Buying in His Message to Conoress.   ASKS FOR EUROPE AID   Wants 597 Million for Maly, France, Austria This Winter.

Truman Asks For  Return Of Wage And Price Control   President Couples Plan For Combatting Home Troubles With Another Administration Bid For Funds To Aid Europeans

Truman Seeks Way To Halt  Rising Prices   Asks Power To Use Rationing, Price  And Wage Controls

President Wants Wage and Price Regulations Back   ‘Rationing Also In His .. Program, And: He ». “Wants Them All’

Miss Hannah Oliver, Oldest KU. Alumna, Died This Morning   WAS GRADUATED IN ‘74

“COWES T0 AN END   Miss ben Oliver, Oldest K.U. Alumna, Died This Morning   WAS GRADUATED IN ‘74

LEWIS SEEKS TO COMBINE FUNDS   Court Order May Be Neecssary to Merge Welfare Money

Retail Prices Throughout Penn sylvania Will Be Affected With in A Few Days As Consequence Of Miners Raise   MAY NOT REACH FULL DOLLAR IN CHARLERO!

8 Amendments Are Introduced By Republicans   Democratic Whp Says Senate ‘Definitely’ Will Sustain Veto

Hope For Senate Roll Call on Tax Measure Tonight   Domo Senator Says Bill Weuld Add Fuel to Inflation-Ratuted by GO PP.

Solon Believes Tax Cut Would Spur Inflation   Democratic Whip Sure Senate Will Sustain Second Truman Veto

Solons Argue Effects of — Tax Slashing   Millikin Challenges Predictions of Increased Inflation

Says Tax Cut Would Add Fue To Inflation   Senate Vote Today, To Truman Veto, Then Back to House

3 SCHOOL BILLS ' GO-TO GOVERNOR   County Wide High School Levy Up for Debate in House   8: MEASURES PASSED

State School Aid Program Given 0.K.   Kansas Legislature Completes Action on Three-fourths of  Einancina Pranacal

Myers Opposes Bic Inch Sale   Say Gas Will Go To East Coast and Bypass Pittsburgh

ARGENTINA BARS YUGOSIAV ENVOYS   TWO OUSTED BY CHILE CAN STOP BUT WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO STAY.

TAX BILL DRAWN TO ‘SAVE’ FRANC   Action Means Higher Costs For Food, Other Items

Economy of France Hard Hit by Two Major Strikes  Cabinet Has Agreed On Stringent New Tax Program

Save the Franc Program Planned   Continuing Strikes Bite Deeply Into the National Economy

FRENGH CABINET ADOPTS PLAN TO BALANCE BUDGE   Franc Slumps ‘As Wave O Strikes Affects Natiénal  Eranamvy

Riots Sweep Rome As Reds Order Strikes   Leftist Assault On Government Quickly Gaining Momentum

Five Killed as Riots Continue Thruout Italy   Southern City is Reported Scene Of Most Deaths

At Least Five Killed in Italian Riot   Rome Transportatior Tied Up; Assault By Leftists Spreads

Italian Areas Hit by Strikes And Violence   Five Reported Slain At Cerigngla, Rome Transport Tied Up

FIVE ARE: KILLED IN DISORDERS AT CERIGNOLA, ITALY   Armoréd ” Cars and Troops Rushed to City to Stop Rioting—Phone Lines Out, Many Wounded.   POLICE BARRACKS  _ ATTACKED BY MCB   Demonstrations Against 'Premier De Gasperi’s Regime “Leap From Town -to Town,

Blood Flows in Htalian Leltist Riot  A   Cerignola Scene of Revolt Against the De Gasperi Regime

Riots, Fights  Continue in  Italian Cities Five Reported  Killed and Many Wounded

Italy Ravaged By Mob Riots, Sudden Strike   At Least Five Killed, Many Wounded As Govern: ment Agsanit Spreads  Over Nation .._._

Italian City in Tumult’ as Assault ‘On de Gasperi Cabinet Spreads

Disorders in italy Spread Over Country   Transportation Strike Ties Up Rome; Five Killed in Riot

Riotous Fighting Sweeps Southern Italian City; Strike Ties Up Rome

Italian City Storm Cenfer   Al Least Five Kilfed in Riotous Fighting at Cerig nola, Leftists on Attack

HOUSETO.ACT( EXCISE TAXES   Democrats Oppose Republican Bill to Carry Out President Truman’s Request for Continuation of High Excise Taxes, .

Democrats Oppose Republican Bill To Carry Out Recommendation ‘vz, For Continued High Excise Taxes

Oppose Republican Measure To Carry Out Policy Of President   Republicans Hope For Approval On Floor Despite Opposition Of Representatives Seeking To Ease Costs Of Luxuries.

Democrats Oppose Bill  To Keep Excise Taxes  Amendments to Eliminate Same

TAX EXTENSION PLAN STUDIED   Some Democrats Oppose Retaining Excise Levies

EXCISE TS   Democrats Oppose: Republican Bill to Carry Out President Truman's Request for Continuation of High Iixcise Taxes,

Government Is In Wheat Market On Large Scale   Needs Much Grain’ for Export to Foreign Shortage Areas

BRAZIL HITS — FRED’ TRAVEL   STRICT CONTROL OVER SHIP PASSENGERS 18 CLAMPED DOWN AFTER PARTY *’ BANNED —-

Dutch Accused Of Aiming Ruir Of Indonesia   Russia Again Hits U.S. ‘Interference’ In East Indies War Before U. N. Counci

Say Dutch Aim To Destroy Republic   Russia Accuses U.S. of By-Passing United Nat'ons

East Indies War Spreads to UN . Security Council   Indonesians Charge Dutch With Desire  To Wreck Rapublic; Gromyko Jabs U6.

DUTCH ACTION IN INDONESIA IS CRITICIZED   Former Premier Say: Destruction of Republic Aim

Accuse Dutch Of Attempt To Crush Indonesia   Charge Hurled After Russia Blasts U.S. ‘Good Offices’ Offer

Dutch Aim Is To Destroy Indonese   Charge Made To U.N. By Stahrir

Re public’s End Seen As Dutch Plan   Indonesian Claims Netherlands Trying To Destroy Country

Indonesia Makes Charge-Against Dutch Regime  Determined to a.   poe eae ; aero be et

Indonesia Makes Charge-Against Dutch Regime  Determined to Dactray Raniuhlic?

“No Faith pi 1 Du tch Honesty”      Determined to aad Indonesian Republic, . U.N. is Told; Truce Virtually “Abandoned :

Reds Charge U.S. Attempt ToBypass UN   Troops Ordered to Stand By for Long War fare

Duich-Indies Row In U.N.   Seek Kill Republic In Cradle, Russia Complains Of U. S.

Charges UL. S. Is Trying fo By-pass UN   Russians Demanding ‘Commission Probe Indenese Dispute

Indonesians Accuse Dutch   Netherlands Seek to _ Destroy Republic, U.N. Told by Envoy

Tndonesian Issue Before  UN. Couneil   Island Spokesman Charge: Dutch Gut to Destroy Republic; Russia Raps   American Policy

Indonesians Protest Dutch Action   USSR Says U. S. Is Trying to By-Pass Iinited Nations

NO PROMOTION FOR COL, KILIAN   President Deletes Name From Long List

Kilian Cut From List By Truman   Colonel Was Convicted Of English Prison Cruelty Charge.

Officer Denied  Col. Promotion   Truman Deletes Name Of Lt. Col. Court-Martialed For Cruelty Enlisted Men.

Truman Deletes Kilian’s Name on Promotion List   Colonel, Former Commander Of Litch-'  field Camp, Charged With Cruelty

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Uneasy Truce Is Declared In lndonesia  ~ Dutch Blockade Of Java And Sumatra s:To Be Continued

UNEASY TRUCE BY INDONESIANS AND THE DUTCH   Natives Say Invaders Violated Cessation Of Hostilities Agreement

Dutch Retain Sea Blockade   Cease Fire Orders Bring Uneasy Truce

Dutch Navy To.Continue “Blockade” During Truce   Hostilities End at Midnight; Order to Be Maintained, Dutch Warn As Firing Ends

Dutch Fleet Won't Relax Hts Blockad e   Will Continue To Fatrol Coasts of Java and Sumatra Despite Apparent  eh eee

Poor Corn Crop To Decide Amount of Food To Be Shared   Truman Says Tonnage Last Year Greatest In World History

Our Food Help For World Depends on Coming Corn Cror   U.S. Will Share Its Food With Hungry World to Best of Ability

Reduced Corn Yield May Cut Aid to Europe  10 A292 ANN TFT...   18,433,000 Tons, World’s Record, Shinoved Last Year

U.S. To Share Food At Least Another Year   Exports Past Year Established Record

Amount of Food Exported By US Sets a New World Record Corn Crop To Be Factor This Year

U.S, AID FOR HUNGRY HINGES ON CORN CROP   American Food Exports Set New Record For Year

All But Reds Pleased With Truman Talk   Moscow: AgencySays. Its Crack.“At.. “Democratic Institutions”:

Truman Policy Talk Creates Wide Reaction   Greek, Turkish Spokesmen Voice Relief, Gratitude

U.S. 10 TARE OVER GREECE   Turk, Greek Reaction To Proposal Is Favorable

PROMISE OF AID PROMPTS CRATITUDE   Greek and Turkish Premiers Cite Plan For Its Encouragement!

Wide Reaction T oO Speech By Truman   British Generally Approve Statement; Creek Teftict Journals Biast Address

PHONE STRIKE STALEMATE HOLDS   “Feeler” by Union Fails to Produce Any Results.

WITNESS HITS TACTICS USED IN WAR PROBE   Hughes Denied Right To Make Direct Questioning

Truman Loafs At Key West   Sleeps Until 8, Eats Hearty Breakfast, Swims and Lies In Sun

President Resting At Key West After Policy Talk  Truman Is Expected To Talk With Marshall Shortly

Truman Loafs After Address   President Eager Fo. News Of Reaction To His Speech

President Is‘ ‘Loafing”   Takes It Easy In Florida After Strenuous Two Weeks

FISCAL FEVER SPREADS AMONG STATE SOLONS   Representatives to Resis' Attempts to Revise Appropriations

SEN. DANIELS SEES MORE FOR EXTRAS  House Resists Big Budget, Plans Tax Measures

FISCAL FEVER HITS ASSEMBLY   House To Begin Study On One Of Key Measures

U.S.Redsin Step With Cominform   Program Is Carbon Copy of Setup in Belarade

U.S, COMMIES “HAVE. ADOPTED ~ MOSCOW LINE   LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM .OF PARTY 18 COPY OF ' THE BLAST FROM . OVERSEAS _

Announce Hatching Dates Poultry Contest      ‘W. R. Whitfield of Iowa State Explains Elizibility

FEARS DEPRESSION  O'Daniel Charges Red Wrote Marshall Plan For Europe

LEHANEY CLAN IS CAPTURED   Family Wanted in Tolede Found in lowa

SUIGIDE LEAP FROM EMPIRE   MAN-FELL_ONE..FLOOR.. AND THEN MADE SECOND DROP TO HIS DEATH

Marshall Takes Off For Conference; Austrian Treaty Prospects Good

Leaves U.S. For Moscow Sessions   Sees Extreme Difficulties Over Treaties

Doubts However That Big Fou Ministers Can Complete Actio Of German Treaty; Flying T Bermuda, Azores Today   NEGOTIATIONS TO BE DIFFICULT SOOI

Doubts If  Treaty Can Be Finished      EXPECTS PROGRESS TO BE MADE BUT THINKS FINAL ACTION WILL  REQUIRE MORE. THAN athe ONE MEETING

Marshall Departs For Moscow to Discuss Treaties   U.S. Cabinet Member Doubtful of Full Accord On Germany’s Future

LEAVES FOR CONFERENCE   Doubts Big 4 Will Agree on Germen Treaty at Pariey

‘Secretary Says Conses quences of Peace Meeting Will Be “Momentous.”

DOUBTS PARLEY WILL COMPLETE GERMAN PACT   Says Negotiations Will Be ‘Extremely Ditficult,” Consequences Momentous

Marshall Begins  Trip to Moscow   Admits Chances of Completing Reich Pact Doubtful Because Little Progress. Made

Says “Extremely Doubtful’ That Big Four Will Complete German Treaty

Marshall Expects Delay in Making German Treaty  But Believes Terms For Austria Will Be  Asnraved at Moccay

Marshall Fears Parley May End In Disagreement   ‘Complete Action on Treaty With Germany May Not Be Possible’

Marshall Is Doubtful of Agreement   Sees Difficulties in Way 0! German Treaty, as He  Leaves for Moscow

Union Favors Ending Strike      Long Strike At Allis-Chalmers Piant Reported Near End

ALLIS-CHALMERS MEN VOTE TO END STRIKE   Workers Vote To Return To Work By Three-To-One Margin: To Carry On Contract Ficht

Cain Says Most of Net [Republican Senators ‘Opposed to Lilienthal

CLAIM PASTOR FIRED-CHURCH   PROMINENT MINISTER 18 HELD A8 ARSONIST

AS COHEN QUT   Last of Original FOR “Brain Trust” Members Turns,  In Resianation

Ben Cohen Resigns As Counsellor for  State Department  Was Given High Office in 1933 at Start of New Deal Activity

 Senate Committee to ‘Prepare Compromise on Mix-tip Over Vetoed Bill

Offer Resolution To Solve Mix-up   Would Permit Wheele: To Serve as Counsel.

SENATE PROBE GROUP BUMPS INTO TRUMAN   GOP-Controlled Committee At Odds With President; Hatch Offers Plans   MARSHALL TO TELL HOW RUSSIAN SETUP WORKS

Probe Committee‘To ‘Offer Compromise To Straighten Out Truman’s Veto Mix-up

INDONESIA AIR FORCE BOMBS DUTCH BASES   Heavy Battle Rages In West Sector Of Java

Indonesians Launch Air Assault   Dutch Retaliate by Bombing Vital Airfield

GREECE TO ASK $100 MILLION IN FIGHTING FUNDS   Report Says Extra Cash Sought Over Present Aid Total

Expansion of New Deal Fostered By Old Partisans  Political Front Plans Worth Within Democratic Party

New Liberal Group Bars Communists   Political Unit Endorse: Expansion of New Deal Program as Goal.

New Deal Program Expansion Is Hope Of Action Group  Roosevelt-Led Body ‘Takes _ me Stand; Diwale Wal e Se tn

Communists Are Barred  New Dealers Set Up ‘Americans for Democratic Action, With Big Names

ATOMIC PLANT. “PAY- INCREASES   LABOR DISPUTE AT OAK RIDGE IS: SETTLED BY. NEGOTIATION 

G. REPARATIONS VIEW SHOWN   Disclosure Made in Publication of Secret Yalta Pact

TASS VERSION OF YALTA PROTOCOL BACKS MARSHAL   Soviet Publication of Secret . Accord Backfires on   Ralatay 9-3.

WRONG SOVIET REPARATIONS VIEW SHOWN   Disclosure Made in Publication of Secret Yalta Pact

VICTIM OF ACCIDENT   Wichita Man Dies in Hospital Following Crash on Highway

VICTIM OF ACCIDENT   Wichita Man Dice in Hostal Fol Inwing Urash on Highway

REMISEN GIRL WED “TWESDAY, APR. 29   Mary Agnes Wilberding Becomes Bride Of Richard Knicht

Hungarian Girl  Wed In LeMars  Ujivary-Kohout  Nuotials Saturday

> WOUNDED BY A MARINE VET   Empties Own Gun, Then Seize: Another After Argument In Stigler Cafe

Aid to China Estimates Are Expected   Marshall Slated to Appear Before Commitiee

Lost Plane Sought Near La Grande   Mystery Signale Tramped In Snow Indicated Craft Down in Isolated Area Aud Help Needed

Solons Split On School Pay   House and Senate Can’t Agree on Salary Issue

Report Links Communism and Fascism as Alike In the ‘Glorification of an All-Powerful Leader’

Public Drawing Is Scheduled fo Determine First Buyers lof Development Group Homes

DIPLOMATS LOOK FOR SOVIET-WEST ECONOMIC FIGHT   Creation of International Communist Organization Seen as Counter-Strategy to Marshall Plan.   AUSTRIA DENOUNCES SOVIET PROPAGANDA   ‘Americans and British Predict Reds Will Launch Strikes and Demonstrations in Ruhr.

Intensified Political Warfare With Western Powers Seen Certain  New Red Organization Signals Sharp Conflict, Say Diplomats

Soviet Move Regarded as Counter to U.S. Aid Plan   London Diplomats See Intensified East-Against-West Political Warfare

Communists Plan. Economic Warfare Over Whole World      iN ew Organization, Be  ed Answer to the Mar “shall Proposition. .

U.S. DIPLOMATS FEAR ECONOMIC WAR IS COMING   Forty Per Cent European Miners Are Aligned With Cammunicts

Political War ~ - Threat Posed   Eronnmie Strife Also Seen In Red Uinification

Open Conflict Held Possible By Diplomats   Austria Launches All-Out “Attack On Communist Tactics

UONFLICT IS SEEN OVER RED SIGNALS   Diplomatic Circles — Find Open Economic And Political Warfare

Communist Action Brings Showdown Nearer in Europe   Clash Between Russia and Western Powers Now Brewing

REFORMED PASTOR WILL BE HONORED   Rev. Howard S. Fox, Gettysburg, Will Receive Doctor's Degree At Franklin And Marshall Commencement

All Are To Resist Agaression Upon Any of Members   Military Aid Will Be Optional; Nicaragua, Ecuador Due To Join

19 AMERICAN NATIONS FAVOR SECURITY ZONE   Attack On One To Bi Considered Assault On Others

TVA Position Brews GOP Leadership Rift   Taft Promises Policy Statement As Vandenberg ‘Backs’ Nominee

Open Opposition. By Taft Awaited   General Increase In Rent Ceilings Sure To Be Asked By Senate Banking Committee

GOP SPLITTING ON LILIENTHAL   TAFT AND VANDENBERG NOT IN AGREEMENT

DUFFY CHOSEN AS - STATE LEGION HEAD   { ee ee : ‘Organization Ends ThreeDav Convention

Nations of World Join U. S. in Celebration Americans Fete 171st Birthday of Freedom

U. 5. Protest To Romania   Preporiny Hew Diplomatic Stap Follawing Yrist, Condemning of Meniix

DRAW PEITT JURY FOR NEXT TERM   Report For Service Dec. 9; Judge Johnston Presiding

JURORS LISTED FOR DISTRICT COURT SESSION   Term Opens Sept. 29; Panel Is Called to Renort October 6

JURORS NAMED FOR DECEMBER COURT   Judge Murray to Preside at Next Session at Clenw:

Petit Jurors For September Term  Named By Clerk  Panel Will Report To District Court Monday, October 6

 Secy. Anderson Discloses ‘Truman Cuts Third Off $30,000,000 Sought for Farm Benefit Payments

Farm Benefit Fund Was Drastically Cu   Anderson Tells of Price Support Government Plan

2 Senators Favor Fair 'meome Level On Farms Regardless Of Expense

Farm Benefit Fund Was Drastically Cut  Anderson Tells of  Price Support 

SEVERE HURRICANE MOVES TOWARD U, S.   Northward Move May Keep : Storm In Ocean

Hurricane Moves In Direction Of North America.   Storm Now Approximately 225 Miles. North OF “Puerto Rico

Tropical-Storm Is Now  North af Puerto Rico      Hurricane Said to’ Ba Veering Toward North  Americnn Cantinant

Wait fo Hear from Planes   Northern Course Would Send Storm into Ocean. instead of Mainland.

TROPICAL HURRICANE MOVES TOWARD COAST   4 }Shift in Course May Keep It ir i Allantic.

HURRICANE MOVES TOWARD AMERICA   HOPE STORM’S PATH WILL VEER NORTH T0 MISS MAINLAND

Warn Ships In 140 Miles Hour Hurricane Path   Expected To P To Pass With in 250 Miles Of San  Juan, Puerto Rico.

Tropical Storm Is Now North of Puerto Rico    Hurricané Suid te Be © Veering Toward North American Continent

Storm Moves Northward In Atlantic   Hurricane Is Headin: Toward U. S. But Path Not Determined

Hurrieane Roars Toward  Southern U.S.   Still 1000 Miles Away but Miami Starts Preparing

TROPICAL HURRICANE MAY MOVE ON MIAMI   Shift Northward Could Keep Storm In Atlantic Ocean

ELEVEN MEMBERS PRESENT AT LIBERTY GROVE‘EX-" '  TENSION CLUB MEETING

Gen. Hines May Resign  Panama Pos   Davis Slated To Be Chosen New Diplomat

Hines Losing Panama Post   U. S. Loss of Bases On Isthmus Blamed

800,000 Plan Strike In Shanghat   Demand Pay Increases and Reduction in Size of Na tionalist Army

Shanghai Workers Union Ready for Walkout Monday   Federation Claims 800,000 Merakbers; Communica. tions Men Already Out

NO GASOLINE FOR PLEASURE: SPENDING CUT   RAILROAD FARES UP; ENGLISH LABOR CONTROLLED

 —NEW AUSTERITY MEASURES— Life Becomes Tighter For British Residents

NEW DECREES TIGHTEN BANS OVER BRITISH   Gas Rations for Pleasure Wiped Out, Foreign  , Holiday Travel Abolished and Rail Fares Are Boosted.

Clamps Put On Life In  Britain   Economic Order: Cut Out Travel For Pleasure

Britain Tightens Rationing   New Government Controls In‘ Force On Pleasure Travel

Austerity Is Boosted In Britain   Foreign Travel, Pleasure Driving Are Wioed Out

MORE BRITISH BANS DIRECTED   Travel Virtually Cut Out Ir New Austerity Move

Britons Step Into Program Of Austerity   Travel Goes to Limited Basis, Labor Directed

New Austerity Decrees Take Effect in British Drive to Erase Deficit

England Slashes Dollar Spending With Travel Ban   Gas Rationing Goes Into Effect In Try To Halt Inflation

New Curbs For Britain   Foreign Holiday Travel Auto Pleasure Driving Banned; Hike Rail Rates

Britain Hits at Dollar Spending  New Austerity Rules Become Effective

ENGLISH LIFE IS TIGHTENED   New Austerity Measures Put People In Narrow Groove

Gt. Britain Bans Pleasure Drives,  Holidays Abroad   Drastic New Emergency; Decrees Become Effec tive Today.

Foreign Travel, Pleasure Gas Banned in Eng.   Govt. Cracks Down With New Measures, Boosts Railway Fares

Britain Cuts Gas Rations,  Hikes Fares   Labor Conirols Clamped on in Island’s Crisis

BRITAIN CLAMPS DOWN ON TRIPS, RAIL FARES UP   Gasoline Rations Eliminated For Pleasure Trips——Labor Is Restricted

New Economic Curbs Placed On Britain   Pleasure Gas Rations Are Wiped Omt: Rail Fares Up 50%

New Austerity Measures Face Britons   All Gasoline Rations For Travel Wiped Out; Holidays Banned

Life in Britain Tightened By New Austerity Measures Travel Ban, Other Curbs Planned

TO HOLD ARMISTICE PARADE   Expect Crowd of 20,000 at Annua Iola Festivities

Airline  Probers May Go Further   Financing May Be Included Along With Crashes

Today On Capitol 2 ee  Senate Studies Air Crashes; Truman Meets With “Big Six”

~~ ON TREATIES   ITALIAN PREMIER TOLD_THAT  MIS COUNTRY MUST SIGN THE PEACE PACT: .  .y

Austin Drafts Reply to Soviet Charge  American Positio:  ee Wisse: CEG Be, i      American Position to Be Sketched for United Netions

Austin Drafts Reply to  Soviet Charge American Position  to Be Sketched  Baw TWantinat WE seth noe

@ FAVUL MALLUN—  Finds No Signs of Depression Down Palm Beach Way

@ PAUL MALLON—  — en ee ane  Finds No Signs of Depression Down Palm Beach Way

MAYOR OF HAVANA. COMMITS SUICIDE   Depressed -at Inability To EC tHtill Pledges

Amusement Places Are Closed in Havana After Mavor Shoots Himself

Carib Storm Is 150 Miles  From Havana   Winds Are Reported To Be Approaching Hurricane Velocity

WARN FLORIDA OF NEW STORM   Tropical Disturbances Now Reported Near Cuba And  Growing in Force

Average Price of $26, All-Time Top, Is Paid for Cattle in Chicago Marke

Cattle Price at New Record As Spurt in Meat Prices Creates Confused Situation

Election Fraud Evidence Gone   Grand Jury Had Demanded Recount ‘of Demo Primary Returns, Indicted 7]

Storage. Vault Pred Open In C Couriiouse   Jury Returns, : B81 Indictments

KC Ballot Boxes Reported Stolen  Taken as Grand Jury Ends Fraud Inquify

Courthouse Vault Is Pried Open  81 Indictments   81 Indictments Are Returned By Grand Jury

WERE THOSE CHECKED BY GRAND JURY   Election Board Says Safe Forced Open— Returns Basis of Grand Jury Indictments and Call for a Recount.

Kansas City Ballots Stolen During Probe   Election Board Safe Rifled as Grand Jury Indicts 71 for Fraud

Ballots Checked By Grand Jury Are Stolen   Reported Missing From Vault In Kansas City

Votes Tabulated By County Grand Jury Are Missing   Doors of Storage Vault Pried Open, Senate Asked to Begin Probe .

Tickets Cheeked By Grand Jury Missing ‘Today   Court House Storage Vault Pried Open After 71 Persons Indicted

Ballots Disappear As Jury Indicts   Vault Pried Open, Kansas . City Election Board " Reports   “RECOUNT WAS URGED   71 Persons Indicted by Grand Jury in Alleged  Frauds

Kansas City Jury Urges More Inquiry   Finds Slaughter Illegally Beaten In 1946 Primary

‘Doors Of Vault Tn Courthouse Pried Open   County Grand Jury Had Completed Terms Tyeliev« ed Fraud In Primary. .

Election Ballots In Fraud Probe Believed Stolen   FBI Called In; Grand Jury Had Returned 81 Indictments Against 71 Persons In Alleged Fraud at Kansas City, Mo. 

Vault ls Pried Open During Night; FBI To Check Burglary   Votes Held For Fraud Inquiry In Mo. Election

Courthouse Vault Is Pried Open  81 Indictments Are Returned By Grond Jurv

Union Rej jects Ford Company Pay Hike Plan   Old Age Retirement For  Workers Sought By UAW; Human Needs, Benefits Cited

Calls Public’s Criticism Of ‘Brass’ Unfair   Testifies Before Senate Committee Considering Nominations

Smyth ‘Report Blame Placed on Scientists   Baruch . Declares Army Criticism Not Justified

 Declares Former Trojan   “Ideal Man” te Head UL 5.  Casarniccaan

Says Army Too Much Criticizec   “Scientists Lambastec Army Into Publishing Data,”” He Asserts.

Baruch Blames Scientists For Atomic Report   They ‘Lambasted’ Army Into Issuing Smyth Data. He Says

Baruch Says Army Pushed Into Releasing Report   Elder Statesman Declares Scientists Le Effort to Have Smyth Atomic Report Made Public, Giving Away Bomb Secrets

BARUCH DEFENDS ARMY IN ATOM STORY DEBATE   Energy Developments Still Primary Military Matter, Committee Is Told

Baruch Says Scientists Brought Atom. Disclosure   Persuaded Army To Release Criticized Smyth Report, Statesman Reveals—> Backs General Ferrel] for Manager

Baruch To Army Defense   Testifies Before Senate Committee That “Pressure” Caused Re lease of Atom. Report .

Army Over Criticized On Atomic Policy   U. S. Public Has Gone Too Far Says’ Bernard Baruch At Hearing.

SCIENTISTS BLAMED FOR FORCING SMYTH REPORT PUBLICATION  ELDER STATESMAN TAKES MILITARY VIEW ON BIG QUESTION OF A-ENERGY

Phone Workers Ready for Walkout   Government Effort to Avert Mendav’s Strike Move Slowly

U.S, TRIES TO BREAK DEADLOCK ON PHONES   Hope Still Appears Dim For Accord Before Deadline

Signs Point to  Laster Week-End   Federal Officials. Tr lo Break Impasse; Company Stocks Up  on Cois

Hope for Last Minute Accord in Phone Crisis   Government Efforts Slow; Some State Agreements

Nazi Stooge Nations Pay Treaty Price   Violence Flares In Rome As Italy, Four Others Accept Pact

Peace Pacts Are Signed; Violence Flares In Ifaly  British Officer Is Slain In Pola

Italians In Mourning Over Terms Of Treaty   British Officer Is Killed At Pola; Crowd: Surround Foreign Embassies t Ramee

Violence Flares  After Signing  Of 5 Treaties   British Officer Shot By Italian Woman; Demonstrations Stagec

Peace Treaty Signings Followed By Eruptions In Italy And Yugoslavia   Allies Affix Signatures To Pacts With Five Defeated German Satellites In Paris As Dissatisfaction Is Evidenced

Tialy, Other Saiellites Sign Treaties   20 Allied Nations Participate in Historical Event

PEACE PACTS STRIP ITALY OF COLONIES   VIOLENCE FLARES UP IN ROME AND POLA NAVY BASE

British Officer Shot By Halian -Woman, Demonstrators Jeer In Front”"“OYr Allied Embassies In Rome.

Allies Sign Treaties With ive Nations   Italy Stripped Of Colonies; Violence Flares

Treaties Ending “Most Terrible Of Wars’ Signed   Yet Violence Flares i Rome and Italian Navy Base

ALLIES AND FIVE HITLER SATELLITES SIGN PEACE PACTS   Signatures Affixed to Treaties With Itaiy, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Finland.   HISTORIC CEREMONY IS HELD IN PARIS   Bitterness Over Terms Erupts Into Violence in Rome and ‘in Pola, Base Ceded  to Yugoslavia.

Angered Italians Riot When Peace Treaty Is Signed   Mourn Territory Loss. Four Other Satellite Settlements Affirmed

Had Suffered Delusions of Persecutions   Little Rock Police Had Been Afraid of Chief for Weeks

UN AGAIN SCANS BALKAN PUZZLE   Council Determined T Prove Mastery Over Explosive Problem

UN-ASSEMBLY_ AS DRAFTING  BALKAN PLAN   GROMYKO HAS ALREADY ABSEATED THAT HE CONSIDERS THE MOVE “USELESS.

Representatives Accept Rules Committee’s Recommendations and Fix Nine Hours for Debate.   SOME CONGRESSMEN OPPOSE MEASURE

The House, However Blocked the Movement This Morning.   FOR A SHOWDOWN VOTE   The Decision Came on Standing Vote of 168 to 22; 9 ‘Hours Debate.

House Hears Measure Lambasted Even Before Rule Is Adopted   PARTY LEADERS FOR IT   Vote on Showdown Leaves Strength of Pros and Cons in the Dark

House Demands a Showdown Vote on Greek-Turk Policy   Blocks Drive Which Would Have Delayed Action on Measure

House Foes Seek Quick Death For Aid Measure   Rep. Bender Leads Group Organizing  Force to Bar Formal Consideration

Vote 168 to 22: Bill Opened to Amendments From Floor   Line-Up No Indication of Strength Pro and Con

House Blocks Push To Sidetrack Bill  Greek-Turk Aid To Go to Vote

mist tp SLOW AND VOTE KILLED   House Votes To Press Issue OF Greek-Turk Help

Weather..  Effart To Sidetrack  Bill Loses   Chamber Sets 9 Hour:  For Debate; Open For Amendment.

House Presses For Showdown   Move To Delay Help For Greece Defeatec

a ARABS it   Spokesman Says Interna tional Forces Block Palectine Panca

Paraguayan Rebels Attempt to Sever Rail, Power Lines   Forces Admit Loyalists Have Strong Defense

SUMMER PROGRAM TO START Ceremonies Tonight Will Mark Formal Opening Of Playgrounds

Strikes in Italy Preventing Full U. S. Help  State Department Say: Work Stoppages

Lizbeth, Philip AM Church Service   Then Retire Again Inte Privocy of Honeymoon Retreat af Breodlands

Sommunist ‘Shock Troops’ in Western Europe Lose Ground. Say Observers

Communist Front Begins to Lose Ground, AP Says   Roundup by Newsmen Is Favorable to the US Foreign Policy

Reds Reported Losing Ground Through Europe   Communists Tighten Grip on Countries Behind Iron Curtein

Red Shock Troops InEurope Losing Out to Aid Plan  Marshall Plan Is Symbol of Food  To Starving Peonle

After Marshall Aid Promised Communists Losing Ground in Western Europe

Red Strength Drops in West Europe   Grip Being Tightened In Countries Behind Iron Curtain

Free Nations Toss Off Yoke Of Red Party   Only in Commtries Under Red Guns Has Party Held Ground Since Mid - Year

'U. S. POLICY PREFERRED   Reds Claimed Losing Ground ~ In Western European Nations

OBSERVERS BELIEVE Red ‘Shock Troops’ Lose Ground In Western Europe

Communists Lose Ground In West Europe   Sovietization Is Speeded Behind ‘Iron Curtain’

Communists Seen As Losing Ground In Eurove, But Tighten Iron Curtain

31 G. . FIANCEES ARRIVE IN AMERICA   ; ‘Tell of Pinched Diets Abroad — Some Eat Ice Cream for First Time in Years.

‘Love Merchant’ Who Boasted He Had 55 Wives Tries to End Life During Swindle Trial

Chicago Safecracker Kills Self And. Accomplice After Hour’ s Battle With Police

RAILWAY EXPRESS EMPLOYES STRIKE   Dispute Over Forty-Hou Week Affects 5,000

Five Suits Filed Under  Labor Law   Unions Face Claims For $1,285,000 In Damages By Violations Of Taft-Hartley Law.

Suits Pile Up Against  Unions   Pittsburgh Transfer Firm Enters Suit Against Teamsters; Other Unions Sued

Work Stoppages, Boycotts, Strike Violations Alleged   Miners, Teamsters and Steel Groups Face New Law Tect

Labor {nions Face Damage Suits Under. Taft-Hartley Law   Over Million Dollars Asked In Five Cases

UNIONS TARGETS INDAMAGE SUITS   Miners, Steelworkers And Teamsters Defendants

Unions Face $2,286,000 in Damage Suits Filed Under Taft-tartley Law

UNIONS NAMED IN MONEY SUITS UNDER NEW LAW   Three of Nation’s Most Powerful Groups Defendants in Four Actions

Unions Face $1,285,000 in Claims In First Five Taft-Hartley Suits

Unions Face Taft-Hartley Labor Claims   First 5 Cases List Damages Over $1,285,000

$485,000 FROM UNION SOUGHT IN DAMAGE SUIT   Pittsburgh ‘Beer War’ One Of 7 Stoppages Charged In Labor Law Action

Taft-Hartley Act Claims Against Unions Growing  1 9RGS OAD Sauaht   $1,285,000 Sought As Dainages in First Five Lawsuits Filed

UNIONS FACE HEAVY LOSSES IN NEW SUITS   first 5 Actions Under Taft: Hartley Act Ask Over Million Damages.

BRITAIN OPPOSES HOLY LAND PLAN   Objects to Responsibility for Order Until Partition Takes Place.

BRITAIN OBJECTS. 10 U. S. PLAN FOR HOLY LAND   London Cool On Proposal Te Remain In. Palestine Until Next July   MAY REFUSE TO SHOULDER PARTITION RESPONSIBILITY

BEA Ubyects  Plan By U. S. For Partition Of Holy Land Is (Criticized   Londen, However, Has Not Rejected Overall Proposal

Britain Opposes Partition Plans   U.S: Asks England To Preserve Law, Order In Palestine Area

Krug Act Held  ‘Unfortunate’   Thurmond Says Secretary Acted From Fear

Mine Closings Said Unfortunate  Count Shows 35 Mine: In West Virginia Hit

Thurmond Says Krug’s Action In Closing 918 Mines Was ‘Unfortunate’   Coal Producers’ Spokesman Declares Same Reason ing Would Stop All Railroads And Ground All Airplanes

TWO FOREIGN BILLS BEFORE LAWMAKERS   Representatives Turn Attention to Measure for Cultural Relations and Another for Refugee Organization Role.

ArabsBeaten InHoly Land Freedom Bid   Session Is Marked By Wrangling; Vote 8-1 Against Issue

Arabs Lose:  U.N. Verdict  On Palestine. » Sought Debate. A  Pape oet Bi Qe

Arabs Fail to Get Independence Jssue Before U.N.   Identical Petitions, to Cancel Britain’s Mandate, by Five Other Nations Voted Down

EGYPT FIGHTS LONE BATTLE   Eight Oppose / Attempt, With Five Abstentions, To Air The Palestine lesue

Talks On Holy Land Freedom Are Ruled Out  Steering Committee Rejects Move, 8 To 1

DISCUSSION AT SPECIAL MEET   U. S. Joins Opposition To Bringing Matter Before U. N. Now

Arabs Lose Plea For UN Action  Steering Committee Rejects Request

UN Committee Bars Issue of Independence  Special Session May — Not Discuss Question  a

Arabs Argued for Cancellation of British Mandate on Palestine and Freedom of Holv Land.

Arab Nations Lose Argument   Requests To Throw: Issue ” “Before UN Assembly ~ Beaten

-POOR MAN’S PHILOSOPHER TELLS HOW TO STAY MARRIED ON SMALL BUDGET: MONEY NOT EVERYTHING

MARRIAGE BAD WITHOUT ENOUGH: MONEY, BUT BUDGETS SHOULD BE BROKEN SOMETIMES. SAYS BOYLE

Two Can't Live as Cheap © as One Nor Can They Live Apart as Cheap as Together

MILLIONS SEE PLANE ATTACK ON NEW YORK   Sky Hazy, But Ships Are Plainly Visible From the Ground

GIANT PLANES STAGE BOMBING RUNS ON CITIES   Bad Weather Forces Splitup Into Squadroné for Huge Demoustration

America’s Air Might On Parade   B-29’s from 7 Bases in Mock Raid or Cities — Of Atlantic Coast,

"M-DAY" ARMY OF 1,790,000 ADVOCATED   Reserve Units Would Comprise Major Part   STATEMENT MADE   Prior To Address At Annual State Convention Of American Legion

Ohio Department American Legion ‘Opens Convention   General Says UMT Plan Only Solution To National Security

Candidates Vie For Honor  ‘Coloma Picks Queen Tonight ‘For Aug. 14 ‘Glad’ Festival

Frederik IX Proclaimed  Danish King   Son Enthroned 18 Hours After Death Of Christian X

AGED KING OF DENMARK DIES   Christian X Reigned For Nearly 35 Years

Death Decreed For Looting And Burning   Despite Regulations, Police Stand By as Sikhs Attack Train

Bearded Sikhs Use Five-Foot Swords ‘To Butcher Moslems in New Delhi

Sikhs Slay Moslems at Delhi Today   At Least Fifty People Hack. ed to Death Aboard Train for Lahore

SIKHS SLAY 30 MOSLEMS AT DELHI   Attack Train at India Capital, Kill With Swords

Tax Plan Favors Rich, Says Solor  Knutson Bill Called Return to Practice Of Middle Ages

OPPOSED TO PROPOSAI   Tennesse Democrat Is Against 20 Per Cent Tax Reduction

Gore Attacks GOP Vax Pian in House Today   KNUTSON’ S DESIRE TO CUT LEVIES BRAWS CRITICISM

KNUTSON’S BILL ASSAILED ANEW   Rep. Gore of Tennessee Declares Tax Plan One of ‘Middle Ages’

Minority May Back Tax Cut For Low Paid   Rep. McCormack Says Allen’s Plan ‘More Rational’

Demecrats Hit GOP Plan To Cut Taxes   Gore, McCormack Offer Criticism

GORE ATTACKS TAX CUT PLAN OF KNUTSON   Democratic Senator Says Proposed 20 Per Cent Across-Board Reduction Violates Ability-to-Pay Principle.

Gore Hits Cross Board Tax Cut   Knutson’s Plan Returns To Tax Philosophy of Middle Ages, He Says

Tax Cut Bill Is  Scored   Gore Says Measure Departs Principle Of Ability Te Pay

Gore hits Knutsons Tax Plans   Claims Proposal -A ‘Philosophy of The Middle Ages’

DEMO GORE HITS 20% TAX SLASH   Representative Says  Measure Ts Not Equal

Gore Speaker For Demo Opposition To Knutson Bill   Assails ‘Across-the-Board’ Tax-Cutting Measure Republicans Backing

Sees Return to ‘Middle Ages’ in Tax Thought   Rep. Gore Sparks Opposition to Knutson’s Reduction Measure

Sales Tax Diversion Law to Force, ‘State to Go into Red Sooner or Later

DRIVE TO SE MEYERS TO PEN   Grand Jury Sweeps Aside Other Matters To Push Action

Maj. Gen. Meyers Is Now Facing Court Martia   Federal Grand Jury Also Starts Consideration of Facts Probers Learned

General is Stripped of Medals and Pension — Perjury Charges will Be Brought Against Meyers at Secret Hearlngs — Number of Other Charges May include Belbery, War Fraud and ixtortidn.

Justice Dept. in Drive to Jail General   Army Acts to Disown ''Kiss and Tell’ Officer

Meyers To Face Host Of Counts   Court Martial Among Actions To Confront Former Army Officer

Fresh Blizzard Strikes England In Northeast   Britain Will Stagger Hours of Workers to Speed Up Production

SCHOOLS. OF STATE OPEN UN TUESDAY   Enrollment Figures Correspond With Last - Year’s Registration.

Would Continue Excise Tax Rates   Truman Also Asks For Postal Increase, Housing Legislation

New Agency Is Asked At Cost Of S14 Million   Second Class Postal Rate Boost Ie Urged

SOYBEANS, CORN SHOW PROGRESS   Report Says Frost Will Hasten Drying

Lone Bandit Holds Up Bank At Seymour   Unmasked. Bandit Gets About $3,600 in Cash; Flees in Old Car

Relief Ships ‘Unload in German Ports   _ U.S. Taxpayers  Facing Tramendoaus Load

750 Million Seen.as Cost Of German Food in 1948   Poor Start Made Toward Allied Goa Of Making Zones Self-Supporting

TAXPAYERS TO FOOT BILL  U.S. Ships Speeding Food To Germans To Meet New Crisis

First of 116 U.S. Ships Deliver Food  To German Ports   Peak of Hunger Crisis Inside Reich Is Believed Passed

BRITISH QUIT ON FEEDING OF GERMANS  Entire Burden Will   Entire Burden Will Fall to Lot of People of U. S.

$700,090,000 U. 6. OUTLAY T0 FEED GERMANS IS SEEM   Economists Make Estimate of Bill American Taxpayers Will be Called on to Pay in 1948.   PART OF 116 FOOD SHIPS REACH REICH   Peak of Crisis Believed Passed —46,000,000 Hungry in British - American Zones,

U. 5. Will Shel! Out 750 Million to Feed Germans in 1948. Economists Predict

Hoping That Floods Not Meet There   Mississippi and Missouri Both Nearing Crest and  Could Converge

Flood Crests In Mid West  Cause Alarm   ‘Converging Of Mississippi And Missouri Crests Would Cause Disaster

‘SHOCKING’ RAIL CONDITION ” - REPORTED BY COL. JOHNSON   TRANSPORT CHIEF SAYS -_THEHE WERE HALF A MILLION MORE FREIGHT CARS IN 1929

G.M. Won’t Sign For Closed Shop   President of Corporation Tells Senate He Will Become Farmer First

Attack Launched On Closed Shop   Sponsor of Anti-Strike Proposals Confers With President Truman

AFL To Ask Truman Veto  Of Labor Bill   Taft Accuses Unions Of Using The ‘Meat Axe’ Approach In Dealings

AFL Urges Veto Of Labor Curbs  Green Concedes Stiff   Green Concedes Stiff Bill Aimed at Unions To Get Past Senate

GREEN CONCEDES LABOR CURB BILL   AFL Will Ask far President's Veto Of Meastire

Miners Prepare For Vacations   Mining Operations Across Nation Are At Virtual Standstill Today

MOST MINERS IDLE AS 10-DAY VACATION OPENS   Industry Begins Cutbacks With Acute Shortage Of Fuel Indicated

Three Are to Die  For Flogging British Officers  Appeals Are Rejectec Despite Pressure; _ One Given Life Term

Death Sentences for Three Jewish Terrorists Confirmed by Britieh

HEYBURN URGES BOND ISSUE TO FINANCE BONUS   Plan $5 or $10 For Each Month Or War Service

Labor Peace Signs Mount   Congress Unlikely to Pasi Laws Refore Snring

UNIONS EXTEND CHRYSLER AND STEEL PACTS   Congressional Action on Restrictive Measures  Seen Delayed

No Labor Bills Up “Till April   No General Labor Bills To Be Up Before Congress Due To Labor Peacy

Contract Extensions Steel and Chrysler  And Their Employes Eases Much Tension

GENERAL LABOR LAWS DELAYED   Congress Not Expected To Act On Strikes Until Spring

NATION’S LABOR PICTURE TAKES ON ROSIER HUE   ClO’s Steel, Auto Contract Extensions Virtually Nip Possible Strikes

Strike Front Quiet; : Labor Bills Slowed   No General Labor Bills Expected To Pass. Before April

‘Prospects Bright Extension Of Labor Contracts Lessens Need For New Laws

Funds Will Still Be Over Last Voted  Appropriations $26,000,000 Is  aah i alates -_ os aia   $26,000,000 Is Estimate on New Recommendation

Name Team Captains Far. the.initial Gifts... Bort af Chee? Drive

VETERANS SCAN CAPITOL EDICT   Officials Uncertain On Effect Of War End Proclamation

HANNEGAN OUT AS DEMOCRATIC NAT'L CHAIRMAN   Senator McGrath ot Rhode Island Chosen Successor

Health Given. As Reason or Resionation   New Head of National Committee a Senator; Sullivan Also Out _—j

Fighting Between Greek Army, Red Unit Continues  Gay vernment Plans ts  eh eii fet dhire tnd

GREEKS 10 OUTLAW REDS AS VIOLENT BATTLE CONTINUES  eee.  eee © eee ee)  ee ee 4 ee   Guerrillas Use Artillery in Siege Of Garrison; Casualties Are Heavy

Party Of Reds May Be Barred By Government   Communist-Backed Forces Use Héavy Guns In Battle

Greeks Contact Defense  ‘Troops   Guerrillas Employ Heavy Weapons In Battle

Greeks Battling Guerrilla Units   Government Reported Drafting Law Outlawing Communist Party And Imposing Severe Penalties

Rush Troop: To North Greece   Army Reports Guerrilla Forées Pushed Back Near Konitsa; New Law Bans Communists

Weather   Greek lroops Press Battle Against Reds   Government Rushes Plans to Outlaw Communist Party; ‘Heavy Fighting Flares

Government Forces Drive On Communists   Report Clashes Between Artillery Forces; Konitsa Gorrison Attacked

Meet Guerilias After Drive Up Central Highway   Preah Troom   Smash Defense

Greeks Plan To Outlaw Communists   Fighting Continues Between Rebels, Government Forces

Report Communist Party in Greece Is To Be Outlawed  _ Meanwhile Greek, Guerrillas Engage

Greece Plans To Outlaw  Communists   Fighting Rages In Northern Area

Greeks Rush Plans lo Outlaw Leftists As Fight Continues  Fresh Troops Moved Up to Relieve Siege Of Konitsa Garrison

Greek Gov't Prepares To  Outlaw Reds   Parliament To Outlaw Communist Party; Severe Fighting in Northern Greece Reported.

Government [s Rushing Plans Amid Fighting   Loyal Forces Making Progress Against Guerrillas.

Greeks Plan To Outlaw  Communists   Government Maps Law As Forces Battle With Guerrilla Troops

Greek Army Battles Communist Units;  May: Outlaw Party   Guerrillas Use Artillery, Mortar Pieces in Effort to Prevent Reinforcement of Konitsa Garrison by Officials; 95 Persons: Reported Killed .

Terrific Battle. With Guertilla Forces; Government to Outlaw Communists

Battles Continue Between Guerilla And Army Units   Northwestern Area Is Torn By Strife Over Main Highway

Greek War Unabated; Help Sought   Army's Artillery Fire Power Outdone By Guerrillas, U. S. Officials Informed

ATHENS PONDERS OUTLAW OF REDS   Army Needs Strengthening, Premier States.

Greeks Rushing Bill to Outlaw. Communists   Bitter Fighting Between Army and Red Forces; , ‘Continues in Northwest

Greeks Reportedly Rushing Plans fo Outlaw Communists; GuerrillaUnits, Army Fighting   Reds Will Recognize New State, Force U.S. Outlay, Solons Say

Greeks Plan To Outlaw Ree  Revolutionists   Guerrilla Warriors Armed Better Than Government Forces— Appeal Made to U.S.

Greek Troops, G . arrillas Fighting; GovernnientMay Outlaw Communists

Guer rillas, Greek Army In Battle   Government Rushes Plans  To Outlaw Communists’  Party; Rebels Reported - To Be Well Armed

Rebels  in Stand at Bridge   Government Ready to Outlaw Communists in Swift Retaliation

Palestine Judge Is Kidnaped By  Terrorist Band   Windham Forced to Walk From Tel Aviv Court Room at Gun Point   ABDUCTION IS 2nd WITHIN 18 HOURS   Prominent Banker Also Held; Suspect Jewish Reprisal Measure

Claims Against Japs Add Up To 54 Billion   China Seeks Forty Percent of Total for War . Damages

HOPE TO AVERT RUBBER STRIKE   Union and Management” Hope. te Agree on Terms Before March 2¢ Deadline — Federal Conciliator is Prepared tu Meet with Them.

HOPE 10 AVERT RUBBER STRIKE   Union aml Management Hope te A son 'Ferms Before March 2 Deadline — Federal Concillator is Prepared to Meet with Them,

HOPE TO AVERT RUBBER STRIKE   ‘FEDERAL GONCILIATOR “OFFERS HELP IN AVOIDING WALKOUT MARCH 23

Firemen And Police Hunt Firebug   Heavy Damage Done During Four Hours

Huge Program Of Expansion Is Announced   Lone Star Gas to Spend $40,000,000 On Its Properties

LABOR PARTY — BEING FLAYED   NEW RESTRICTIONS ON BRIT. ONS BITTERLY ASSAILED IN LONDON NEWSPAPERS

Texas Couple Aids Schools, Charities   Provide Funds for Educational, Medical and Charitable Purposes

ol (IFT PLACED AT $160,000.00   DONOR OF PRODUCTION TO FOUNDATION DOUBLES ESTIMATE OF WORTH.

Union Balks at Terms Covering Worker Return  Tee Been Liew tere   Local Employes Awai Word; Long Lines Row Settled

TWO BRITISH SERGEANTS ARE REPORTED DEAD   Bodies Are. Huntec Today In Coastal Plains Sector   WERE HOSTAGES   Jewish Underground Claims Two Men Are Tried And Hanved

British Hostages Put fo Death to Avengetxecutior   Claims of Irgunists Doubted by Officials In Palestine Arca

Irgun Reports Hanging Pair   British Unable To Find Sergeants Killed In Reprisal

FINAL BASEBALL SCORES   Jewish Extremists Say British Sergeants Dead

BRITISH HUSTAGES HANGED BY JeWioh GROUP ARE FUND   Two Sergeants Killed in Reprisal for Execution of Trio; English Make Kxtensive Search.   OTHER VENGEANCE PROMISED TODAY

Hostages Killed In Reprisals   Irgunists ‘Take Action For Deaths Of Three Members

TWO BRITONS ARE HANGED BY IRGUNISTS   In Reprisal For Execution of 3 Jews at Jerusalem

Jewish Underground Announces Execufion Of British Hostages   Report Not Confirmed By British «

Jewish Leaders lake Reprisals For Executions   Irgunists Describe Sergeants As Spies

GOP Senators Press For Vote on Labor Curbing Amendment   i ndustrywide Bargaining Ban Sought

169 AT PLAYGROUNDS      Six Play Centers Will Re Gpen All ay far Children

169 AT PLAYGROUNDS   ‘Six Play Centers Will Be Open All ) Day for Children

Rep. Jimie Scott Will Be Sent to Mental Hospital   Sen. Anglin Reported In ‘Good’ Condition; Charges in Abeyance

JIMMIE SCOTT IS ADJUDGED INSANE   Order Pacific Veteran Who Shot Tom Anslin _ Acquitted.

KEY REPORT WAITED ON CORN PROSPECTS   Today’s Announcement May Determine Meat Outlook

Funeral Rites For Supervisor to Be Saturday   Had Been Missing Since Early Monday While Inspecting Flood Loss

F or Supers to Be Saturday   Had Been Missing Since Early Monday While Inspecting Flood Loss:

Thompson Gives “Must” Program   Calls General Assembly Into Session To Outline Prcgram

Thompson Takes Over   Georgia’s New Governor Rips Talmadge Followers in First Talk to Legislature .

FBI EXPERT TESTIFIES   Witness Ix Called in May's War Fraud Conspiracy Trial

Munitions Firm Prepared Bills In Own Office   FBI Expert Shows Invoices at Trial Of Ex-Congressman

Speed Urged On 4 Treaties   Beginning of Peace Interpreted in Step

Sen. Pepper Voices His Opposition   Move May Be Considered Slap At Russians

Bismarck, N.D., Has Quer About Deep Sea Fishing, From Brooklyn, Of Course

AGREEMENT iS SIGNED-WITH BENDIX CORP.   Foremen of Ford Plant Are Pressing Their Boycott Appeal

British Delay. Taking Over lron.and Steel   Government Pleads Against Move in 1949 Parliament 

British Union Will  Not Press For Nationalization of Iron, Steel Industry

TUG SUPPORTS LABOR PROGRAM   Refuses To Press for Iron, Steel Nationalization

Welcome Address Booed By Realtors .... S. C. Real Estate Men Sport Red Faces After Slap By Gov. Thurmond

VERDICT DOOMS GERMAN OFFICEF   Nazi Mastermind Faces Death For Italian Massacres

Kesselring Is Sentenced  To Death For War Crimes   Field Marshal Who Masterminded Stubborn German " Retreat In 1944 To Die For Crimes Against

DECREE DEATH TO KESSELRING   Former Nazi Commander In Italy to Be Executed For War Crimes

Death Decreed For KesseJring  Sentence Given for Crimes  Bere teect Vanbine. Dn....7T.

Dutch Mopping Up ‘Throughout Java   Army Claims New Gains in Sumatra In Drive Southward On Medan Front

‘Mop Up’ Under Way in Java, Dutch Announce   New Gains Claimed   New Gains Claimed In Sumatra Drive

Batavia Prepares Last Ditch Stand As News Arrives of UN Intervention

Dutch Claiming New Gains Made On Medan Front   Indonesians Prepare For Last-Ditch Stand As Some Give Up.

DUTCH MOPPING UP IN JAVA; GAIN IN SUMATRA SECTION   Intensification of Drive o Republican Stronghold Is Anticipated

Dutch March Ahead in Medan Hight   Java Chief Doubts Possibility Of Ending Battle

DUTCH REPORT JAVA VICTORY   CONSOLIDATE GAINS AS INDONESIANS PLAN DEFENSE OF CAPITAL

Java Fighting Is Continuing      Indonesians Plan LastDitch Stand; Dutch  Claim Successes.

Dutch Army ‘Mopping Up   U.N. Council Asks Both Sides to Quit; Dutch Claim Gains

Mop Up In Java   Dutch Consolidate Gains There; Claim. Progress in Sumatra

Dutch Claim Gain On Sumatra Front   Indonesians Will Defend Capital in Last Ditch Stand--Hold Out in Maland

Dutch March Ahead in Medan Fight  Java Chiaf Daubie   Java Chief Doubts Possibility Of Ending Battle

‘Mop Up’ Under Way in Java, Dutch Announce  New Gains Claimed In Sumatra Drive

— RESULTS — 11,000 More Signed to Contracts   DROP NATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS

PHONE STRIKE N TWO MORE STATES ENDED   Drop Contract Bargaining On National Scale; Separate Meetings Held

Ohio Phone Parley Shifts To Cleveland   Nation-Wide Negotiations Breck Dawn

TWO TELEPHONE PACTS REACHED   Wage Agreements Arrived At In Wisconsin And District Of Columbia As Employes Begin Settlements   On Local Rasis. _

LONG DISTANCE SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT   Officials Say Agreement _ May Come “‘Any Hour”   BOTH SIDES   Say Abandonment Of Nationwide Plan Will Hasten End Of Walkout

11,000 More Operators EndWalkout   Unions Quit Plan For Country-Wide Wade Neaotiations

More Phone Agreements Reached   Strikes in Wisconsin And District of Col-. umbia End; Talks Open In St. Louis Thursday

Attempt At Wide Aeeord Is Lost   Workers Are Back In Washington And Wisconsin

Two Unions End I elephone Strike Agreements Reached  After NE TW Gives up  Bargaining Demand

In Wisconsin And District Of Columbia   Affect 11,000 Workers Of 300,000 On Strike For Past 31 Days

Mississippi Walkout Reported Effective, But Company Says Two-Third: Of Boards Are Operating

Wisconsin And District In Agreements   National Federation Tosses In Towel

Phone Union Changes Plan   Demands Will Not Be Negotiated On Nationwide Basis

Contracts Are Accepted For Work Return   National Bargaining Given Up; Local Talks Started

Phone  Unions To Negotiate On Local Basis   Coiity act “Accord Be. Expected Any Hour; Two Regions Settle —

1947 CITY PRIMARY ELECTION   Phone Workers Reach Agreement In Wisconsin, District Of Columbia

Two Telephone Unions Accept (Contracts from Bell System   Federation Of Workers Abandons Industrywide Plan

Two Groups Agree Quickly   Wisconsin, D. C. Unions Accept Contracts; National Settlement Effort Ended

MAJOR LIVING —COSTS-HIGHER   COST OF ITEMS FOR TYPICAL "FAMILY SHOW. CONSID. - BRABLE INCREASE

SHOWS BOOSTS ~INLIVING COSTS   Items For Typical Family Of Four Up $335-390 Per Year 

Chiangmen May Abandon ‘North China   Szepingkai Falls To Advancing Communisis Anny

CHINESE TROOPS LOSE GROUND IN WAR WITH REDS  ses awmematath ARAPBEAERI WV

Federal Workers Cut Million Since 1945   Total On June 30 Was Nearly Three Million Employees

FEDERAL EMPLOYES CUT OVER MILLION   Totat Of 2,814,114 Last June 30 ‘Was 1,064,333 Under Figure Two Years Aro

Public Appeal Made by Red.   Speed in Outlawing Of Bonab Advocated

GromykoAppeals For A-Bomb Pact   Americans Warned Of Possible Dangers Greater Than Atoms

— WARNING — Russian — Policy Outlined   SOVIETS URGE WORLD TREATY

GROMYKO APPEALS 10 PEOPLE GF U. 5. 70 QUTLAW BONDS   Russian Minister Heard in Radio Address at New York Last Night; Tells Soviet Views.

SAYS MONOPOLY ILLUSORY; WOULD DESTROY SUPPLY   First Attempt To Explain Red Policy To Nation

GROMYKO WARNS OF MONOPOLY   U.S. Urged To Help Write Weapons Treaty

Gromyko Pleads for A-Bomb Ban, Warns: U. S. May Find Self Outrivaled in ‘Dangerous Weapons

Russia Asks U. S. To Ban Atom Bomb      Outlawing Of All Other Mass-Destruction Weapons Also Pleaded

GROMYKO ASKS U. S. PUBLIC TO OUTLAW BOMBS   Also All Other Weap‘ons For Mass Destruction   WARNING TO U. S.   First Attempt Made To Explore Soviet Poliries

Soviet Seeking To Gain Control Of Dardanelles   Activities In Balkans Seen As Aimed At Getting Control Of . Vital Straits   ALSO SEEKS ACCESS TO PERSIAN GULF

SECRET DOCUMENTS GIVEN CONGRESS STRESS RUSSIAN . DESIRE TO CONTROL * .DARDANELLES =~ STRAITS Jo

SECRET U. $. PAPERS GIVEN TO CONGRESS   Reds Seek Access to Persian Gulf, Dardanelles Control

Porter Moved To Post With Highway Com.   Governor Also Appoints Watts Te Commission In Unexpected Action Today

C. Fred Porter Takes Post In Highway Unit   Governor Blue Announce. es Change; New Man From Muscatine

PORTER GIVEN AUDITOR POST ON HIGHUNAYS   Mast, of Waterloo, Named on Building Code Council of 10 Members.

Joint Statement Does Not Say Whether They Expect Truman to Sign Measure or Whether They Believe Congress Will Have to Override a Veto—Assert Legislation Wil! Go Far Toward Restoring Industrial Peace. 

BACKERS ARE UERTAIN AS TO LABOR CURBS   Taft and Hartley Say Measure Is Fair to Unions

Senate Committee Starts Hearings ‘On Labor Bills   None Would Prevent Strikes in Essential U.S. industries

Senate Labor Committee Begins, Hearings On Score Of Measu Su es. .      ee  IN Ghee Proposed: Bills.  Would: Curb Strikes In _Essentia! Industries.

Start Hearings Tangled Batch Of Labor Bills   But Not One Of Senate-Pro.   posed Measures Deal  With Stikes In Vital Jndustries

SENATE GROUP T0 STUDY 3 LABOR BILLS   Hearings on Measures Affecting Unions Will Consume Five Weeks— House May Start Labor Work Next Week.

SENATE. GROUP OPENS LABOR HEARINGS   Schwellenbach And Morse Slated To Testify   FIVE MEASURES   Are Up For Consideration, None Of Which Would Prevent Strikes

SENATE GROUP 10 BFR HEARS ON LABOR PROBLEMS   Question of Preventing Strikes in Essential Inductries Omitted -

Senate Labor Committee Starts Hearings   Senate Bills Omit Twe Major Issues; House Measures Much Stronger

Senate Opens Hearings On Labor Curbs   Two Solons Are First To Talk To Committee

Labor Bill To Outlaw Strikes Sent To Senate   MEASURE TO PREVENT WALKOUTS IN U. S. UTILITIES

Complex Labor Questions. Face Senate Committee. As It Commences Hearings

Senate Group Opens Hearings On Labor Bills   Measures To Be Considered Would Not Prevent Strikes In Industries

Senate Labor Committee To Start Hearings   No Bills Introduced To Outlaw Strikes in Utilities Or Settle Disputes Short of Shutdowns.

SENATORS BEGIN LABOR HEARINGS   Murray, Ball To Be First Of Committee Witnesses

No Strike Preventive   Debate Labor Bills But None Submitted Outlawing Stoppages

SENATORS BEGIN HEARING TODAY ON LABOR ISSUES   Tangle Of Complex Labor Questions Tackled, But Prevention Of Strikes Left Alone For The  Present.

Senate Hearings Start on Tangle Of Labor Issues   No Bill Yet Introduced To Outlaw Strikes Or Industry Shutdowns

Senate Labor Group Starts Hearing Bills’ Patrons Today   None Of Measures Would Bar Strikes In Essential Fields

SENATE LABOR BILLS AIRED   Committee Opens Hearings Today On Complex Questions

Clash Over Labor Issues Forecast as Hearings Open Before Senate Committee   Murray and Ball Express Opposite Views On Proposal for Changes In Existing Labor Legislation

Meyer Will Testify in ‘Plane Case   Chairman’ Brewster Say: He » Will Appear: ir “Capital to Fal a : Award  .   ’Meigs Is Heard

Hughes Worker Agrees  To Talk   War Investigating Group Continues  Kaiser Probe

lohn Meyer Will Testify To Senators   Jnetime WPB Officia Tells of Kaiser's Plane Claims.

EMPLOYE FOR HUGHES TO TELL OF WAR DEAL   Worker Told of Party Expenses for Officials at Inquiry Last June

JOHN MEYER TO TESTIFY AT SENATE COMMITTEE HEARINGS (ON HUGHES PLANE CONTRACTS   Globe-Trotting Promoter Will Tell His  Side of Story on Pertinent Facts -- Approval Is Given by Forrestal to Army and Navy Unification -- Other Late News of the Day

Meyer Ready To Testify   Globe- Trotting Hughe Employe Will Report When Called

GLOBE TROTTING EMPLOYE READY TO SPILL BEANS   Brewster Says John Meyer, Employe Of Howard Hughes, Will Tell What He Knows About $40 Million In Plane  Contracts.

Public Probe Is Opened By Senate Body  Hughes’ Employe ‘Faces Questioning

Employe Of Hughes Will Testify   Sen. Brewster Admits Accepting Free Air Ride

Hughes Employe To Tell About War Contracts   Kaiser's Plan For Plane Development Under Discussion

SENATOR SAYS EMPLOYEE OF HOWARD HUGHES: WILL TELL WHAT HE KNOWS TO WAR INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE

Hughes Employee Will Be Witness In Senate Probe   Meyer Will Testify In Investigation Of Plane Contracts

On $40,000,000 Plane Contracts Awarded te Millionaire During War

PLANE DEAL OLIESTIONED   Hughes Answers Chorges in Open Letter to Solon

U. S. TO BE ASKED TO BUY FORSYTH, MO.   Taney County Group in Capital te Urge Purchase Rather Than Build Dike Around Town.

Town of Forsyth  Wants Government To Buy It Out  Think Bull Shoals Dar To Make Mate County  Gant Warthlacc

Plant Reopens At Goldsboro   Wayne Agricultural Works, Inc. Closed By Strike Since February

OLDEST MILITARY POST: IN OHIO.HAS BEEN DECLARED. SURPLUS BY WAR DE...  “PARTMENT   By CHARLES J. THOBABEN _ International Mewa Service 

OHIO ARMY CAMP  TO BE ELIMINATED   Fort Hayes To Be Closed in Economy Move

CohenFavors Bonus Payment   Hagerstown Man Says  He Will introduce Resolution

TE. WILLIAMS NAMED T0 STATE AQ AND 8 POST   Cash Bonuses For Veteran: To Be Issue Before Legion Convention   MORE VA HOSPITALS FOR MARYLAND URGED

State Legislators Start Scramble To Clean Up Bills Now In Hoppers

 S Trusteeship Over Jan Mandates Is OK'd   Vonn M Kennedy Joins Corpus Radio Station

UN Presidency Hottest Job in World Politics   East-West Powers Line Up to Choose Chief of the Assembly

Impartial U. N. Leader Sought   East-West Split on New President Expected

United Nations Hunts Impartial World Leader   Familiar East-West Division Lines Are Said Still Apparent

CLASH LOOMS IN NAMING OF UN PRESIDEN]   East - West Split Seen Over Selection Of Assembly Chief

Approval On School Transport   Bill To Provide Mileage Payments An Es sential To District ; Reorganization

clo Spokesman Declares Cost-Of-Living Statistics Prove Wage Hikes Needed

High Living Costs Now Official Fact   Bureau Of Lubor Statistics Shows Average Expense OF Family Up $450 Since 1946

Paul Mantz in Red P-51 Wins Again  Tohes Bendix Race at Average Speed mf Aime kA

Mantz First in Air Race With 460 MPHSneed   P-5is Dominate Field In Bendix Trophy Race To ~-Olavaland -: ---+------

1946 Winner Repeats To Cop $10,000 Award   Hollywood Pilot Flies Craft “Wide Open Ali The Way” To Edge Out Joe De Bona in Transcontinental

STUNT FLYER OF HOLLYWOOD AVERAGES 460   Rainy Weather Holds Down Crowd At Cleveland

Paul Mantz Wins Bendix Race  Seeond Year In Record Time   Hollywood Flier Pilots P-51 At.460 MPH; Rain Washes Out First Dav Of Air Races

Mantz Again Wins Bendix Trophy Race   Souped-Up Mustang Sets Up New Record Tn Air Show Feature

FAYETTE FARM BUREAU LADIES INSTALL... MODERN. BATHROOM  ee ee a ee a ee ee ee ee

NERS QUIT THEIR SOFT GOAL  PITS TODAY   Began a Six-day Stoppage to Memorialize the Central Catastrophe.   400,000 MINERS ARE OUT   All Was Quiet In the Nation’s Anthracite Mines, Ton.

Miners Quit Work In Pits Over Nation   “MEMORIAL WALKOUT” IS OBSERVED BY GROUP

Miners Told to Stay Out of Unsafe Pits   President of District Six Instructs U. M. W Members Not to Go Back to Operations Which They Consider to Be Hazardous,

Miners Go Out On Schedule For Six Days   Anthracite Workers Join Soft Coal Men

Remain Out of Unsafe Mines, I: Order to Union   _ Announcement Made ‘at Memorial Service  -in Ohio Field

Miners Desert Soft Coal Pits After Tragedy   Six-Day Stoppage Throughout Nation ~ Called By Lewis

6-Day Stoppage Of Coal ing   Mourning Period forMine: Mishap Victims

UMW MINERS START SIX-DAY WORK STOPPAGE   Are Memorializing Tragic Deaths In Centralia Disaster

Kanawha Boat Toro by Blast   Coal Miners Quit Pits  In Six-Day Memorial _ Industry Unperturbed, Still: Open  _ As Crews Honor Victims: of Blast -

*Black Shroud Hovers ‘Over All Proceedings; Industry Unperturbed ‘Over Curtailment.

Union Leader Instructs Miners To Remain Out of ‘Unsafe’ Pits   Orders Issued in West Virginia Panhandle And Ohio District as UMW Members Quit Work for Six-Day Mourning of Centralia Blast

Tragedy Hovers Over Coal Mines ‘As Holiday Start:   Anthracite Workers Also ‘Remaining Idle Today For Traditional Event

MINE SHUTDOWN BEGINS QUIETLY   6-Day Stoppage Comes At Lax Period In Pits

Congress Pushing Probe of Mine Working Conditions; Most Industry Not Affected

400,000 MINERS QUIT THEIR JOBS FOR MOURNING’   Six-Day Stoppage Orderec By Lewis Under Way; Services Are Held

All's Quiet In  Mining Areas      Workers ‘Start. Six-Day Period Of Mourning” . “For - Dead.

District Union Head Tells Men to Leave Unsafe Mines   400,000 Miners Leave Pits to Memorialize  I} f Victims of Blast

Soft Coal Miners Start 6-Day Work  Layoff in Nation  400,000 Men Idle  Memory of Blast Victims

att IDLE _ AS ‘PROTEST   MINERS THROUGHOUT THE “NATION. START SIX-DAY WORK STOPPAGE AS MEMORIAL TO _   DEAD -

MINERS BEGI 6-DAY PERIOD OF MOURNING   400.000 Lewis Followers idle Throughout U. S.

Observance Of Mourning Period Started In Mines       400,000 Miners Leave Pits in Memory of 111 Victims of Disaster—Federal Officials Soy Workers Jumped Gun

industry Generally Unperturbed....  Coal Pits Are Idle Today As 400,000 Leave

Coal Mines Are Quiet    Pits Empty As Miners Begin Week of Mourn. ing For Blast Victims

‘Miners Drop Tools To Pay Respects To Men Who Died: Six-Day Shutdown Ordered

WORKERS QUIT PITS ON CALL FROM LEWIS   Shutdown Finds Most Industries With Big Coal Stockpiles _

QUIT COAL PITS TO MEMORALIZE NO. 5 DISASTER   400,000 MEMBERS OF UMW BEGIN 7-DAY PERIOD OF MOURNING

MINERS QUIT WORK TO “MEMORIALIZE VICTIMS OF BLAST   ‘Operations  Halted at Mid night; Anthracite Mines. Aten Clacadd

Miners Leave Pits To Begin Stoppage Honoring 111 Dead   400,000 AFL-UMW Coal Producers Quit Jobs; Industry Calm

COAL DIGGERS WILL BE IDLE FOR SIX DAYS   INDUSTRIES EXPECT TO FEEL NO FUEL SHORTAGE

MINERS START LONG REST IN COAL REGIONS   Six-Day Period of Mourning For Centralia’s Dead Begins on Schedule

COAL MINERS HALT WORK IN MEMORY OF BLAST VICTINS   Four Hundred Thousand Begin Six-Day Work Stoppage Decreed by John L. Lewis,   20 PCT, STAY HOME IN ADVANCE OF HOLIDAY   Little Curtailment of Operations by Coal-Dependent Industries Expected During Shutdown,

Stoppage Called To Memorialize 111 Blast Dead   Memorial Services Occupy Diggers: Industry Meets ‘Holiday’ In Stride

Le Miners Begin Six-Day Period Of Mourning For 111 Victims of Centralia Explosion

Pits Silent as Soft Coal Miners Quit   Six-Day Holiday Launched by Miners at Midnight Monday

Coal Mines Close As Miners Start  Mourning Period  Industry Expects. No . Great Curtailment

Industry Eyes Work Stoppage In New Stride   Low Production Week Usual at This Time Of the Year

MINERS LEAVE             sR SIXare URNING  Saag  As ass ige First To ere By Lewis H2N3 » History

Coal Miners Quit Pits fo Mourn Dead   Industry Shutdown Almost Complete as 400,000 Stop Work

KRUG GETS MINE REPORT READY   si Comment from Solid Fuels  Boss Regarding Extension t of Mourning Period

MINERS START MOURNING FOR BLAST VICTIMS   Soft and Hard Coal Miners Are Idie; Industry Not to Fee! Pinch   SIX-DAY STOPPAGE 15 COMPLETE OVER NATION

Miners Leave Pits for 6 Days Of Mourning   Work Stoppage in Memory of Centralia  Dead: 400,000 Idle

Highlights  In The News   * Bricker Assailant Is Declared Insane * Wallace Speaking Tour To Continue  * Other Top Items

Vei Students At Aggieland Taking Adion   School Head Has  “No Statement” Pia aisnAbiANM

Students Demanding Shake-Up  “We Want Rainey’   ‘We Want Rainey’ Is Cry tt A&M Vet<’ Mass Meetina

Gilchrist Ouster Asked By Veterans   Mass Meeting Of Students Report Lack Of Confidence

A&M BOARD MEETS TODAY  Directors Face Demand To Oust President Gilchrist

Albright-Fry Nuptials Sun.   Popular Merrill Couple Wer At Pretty Ceremony Yesterday

Ruth Albright, Donald Fry Have Church Wedding  Are Married At Merrill Methodis

Ruth Albright, — Donald Fry Have Church Wedding  Are Married At Merrill Methodist  Church Sundav

Iowa Board Of Education May Express Views  SUI Opposed to Program; Feéars Decrease  Tea Niuemhar af }Macac

Federal Aid Plan Being Explained in Des Moines Today   No Opposition as Hearing Opens; May Get Some Later

Iowa Board Of  Education May Express Views SUI Opposed to Pro gram; Fears Decrease In Nimnbher af (C‘acoe

FIVE ARE KILLED IN GAS CHAMBER   Mass Execution Is Staged by North Carolina

Richard, With Fire in His Room, Wouldn't Open Door but Firefighters Did

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  By FRANK R. KENT   Republican Record

TRUMAN TALKS AID TO NATIONS DESIRING PEACE   Says U. $. Will Help Those Who Honor Right of Self Government

Continued U.S. _ Aid Is Promised To Some Nations   PRESIDENT SAYS THIS COUNTRY TO HELP ITS FRIENDS

U. 5. Resources Will Be Used To Secure Peace   aL a. ae  ee Ae   President Calls for Seaway Completion

Will Promote World Recovery By Aiding Those Vivi. T tesa ls Paes

Truman Says US. To Aid Peace-Lovers   Fullest Support Will Be Given ‘Good Neighbors’

U.S. to Champion Peaceful Nations   President Promises Ameri can Resources to Aid  World Recovery   GIVEN WILD APPLALSE   Canadian Parliament Stand in Tribute to Truman at His Appearance

U.S. Might To Make War  On Coercion   Truman Promises Canadians It Will Be Used To Stamp Out Intimidation

PRESIDENT SEES PEACEFUL WORLD AIM-OF AMERICA   Tells Canada Parliamént U. S. Backs Freedom, . Prosperity Far All

To Aid Nations Wanting To Live Without Coercion   American Resources To Promote World  Recovery, Truman Tells Canadian Parliament

U. S. To Help Nations That Want To Live in Peace with Neighbors, Truman Tells Canadian Group.   URGES COMPLETION OF ST. LAWRENCE PROJECT

Promises American . Resources to Help World Recovery in Address in Canadian Parliament

VIEWS RELATED FOR CANADIANS IN MAJOR TALK   Declares America Aims At ‘Peaceful, Prosperous’  World For Future

Contribution fo World Recovery Also Promised   President’s. Speech Is Cheered by Parliament Of ‘Good Neighbor’

GIVES ADDRESS TO CANADIAN JOINT HOUSES   President Promises U. S. Resources for Warld Recovery

Truman Stafes U. S. Policy   President, Speaking At Ottawa, Renews Emphasis On Worth Of Individual

Calls for Completion Of St. Lawrence Project Termed Economically Sound and Strategic

RELATION WITH CANADA CITED   Aid to All Nations Seeking Ta Liva Without Coercion Promised,

Resources Also Pledged For Recovery   President Gives Pledge To Canadian Parliament; Backs St. Lawrence Plan

Assistance Is Promised Free Nations   Peaceful Werld Is Chief Aim, Truman Says

TRUMAN SAYS OAL IS FREE. WORLD. PEACE   Outlines American Foreign Policy for Canadian Parliament. -

In Plea For Free World   President Tells Canada This Nation Will Do Everything It Can For World Recovery

Chief Executive Tells Canadians Of U.S. Stand   St. Lawrence Seaway _ Project Completion ~ Asked in Address

America Will Strive for Peace for All   President Is Speaker Before Canadian Parliament Today

President Says Those Menaced Will Be Upheld   Addresses Parliament ba Canada and Iadicates Aid Program May Be Expanded   Prime Minister Praises Courage   Calie For Completion Of St. Lawrence Project, Subject Of Debate For Many Years

Truman in Pledge to Canadians   Declares American Resources Will Be ‘Used to Promote  World Recovery

TRUMAN SAYS U.S. TO AID THE PEACEFUL   Tells Canadian Parliament of Backing Intended for Any Nation That Desires to Live in Hare mony With Neighbors.

Chief Executive Backs Waterway on St. Lawrence   Hints Extension of U.S. Aid in Speech Before Parliament

TEMPERATURES   Ottawa Speech Pledges Aid To Needy Nations   President Also Calls For Completion Of St. Lawrence Seaway

Truman Is Applauded In Address Before Canada’s House Of Commons Today

Truman Tells Canadian ‘Good Neighbor’, Will Aid All Peaceful Nations

Truman Says US. to Aid Neighbors   President Tells Canadian Parliament Nation Will Help Others to Live in Peace Without Coercion

Tells Limit on Foreign Help in Canadian Speech   Promises TU. -. Resources For World Recovery To Those Nations Seeking Peace

Says Help To Be For Those Nations Without Coercion   President Calls For Completion of St. Lawrence Project; Stresses Good  Neighbor Policy Again

Talk Hints Extension of  Greek Aid   Completion of Seaway Project Asked by President

Free World Is US Aim   MacKenzie King Links Canada and America Toaether in Peace

To Support Those Who Would Govern Selves   - President, Addressing Canadian Parliament, Points To Two Nations, Living Side By Side Peacefully, For Generations.

U. S. Resources Will Be Used To Secure Peace   President Calls for Seawoy Completion

TRUMAN TALKS ‘TO CANADIAN PARTIAMENT   Promises American Magi To" Stamp Out Coercion   RIVER PLAN OK   Points to Good Neighbee Poli icy of U.S. And Canada

Truman In Address To Canadians   “Coercion And Intimidation” Condemned

We'll Help Nations That Want to Live in Peace Says Trumar   Calls for Completion of St. Lawrence Project in Canadian Speech

U.S. Will Help Nations That Want Peace   President Gives Talks Before Canadian Parliament

World of Good Neighbors U.S. Goal. He Tells  Canadians   Indicates Greece - Turkey Program Mav Be Expanded

Tells Canadians of U. S. Desire For Peaceful World, Points out Neichborliness of Two Nations

Truman Says U.S. Will Aid World Recovery   Would Complete St. Lawrence Project, He Tells Canadians

Tells River ‘Seaway’ Is Necessary   Truman Says Nation Will Uphold Those Who Respect Dignity of (Individual   Kine Gives Praise   Prime Minister Lauds Truman as Possessing  Richt Qualities

Tells Aims In Talk to  Canadians   Vows Aid to Cowuntrie: Wishing Peace with Their Neighbors.

CANADIANS GET AMERICAN VIEW OF PEACE AIMS   President Also Calls For Completion of Waterway

U. $. Will Aid All Countries Wanting Peace   President Kestates Foreign Policy In  Address Delivered To Canadian Body

LAUDS CANADA IN TALK TO PARLIAMENT   President Calls For Completion of St. Lawrence Seaway Project

PRESIDENT TRUMAN. "BEFORE GANADIAN PARLIAMENT TODAY   Said U. S. Wanted to. Help Nations That Want to Live In Peace.   WITHOUT . INTIMIDATION   Senators and: Members of the House of Commons Stood ‘and Applauded.

Nation Set. To Aid Countries Seeking Peace   Calls For Completion 0! Controversial St. Law: rence Project

Truma®. » Declares U. S. Intends -“» Help All  Nations Live In Peace

{yuman Pledges Aid * World Recovery  President Calls For Completion   President Calls For Completion Of Waterway In Canadian Talk

President Truman In Canada:—  “US. Intends to Aid Nations Who Want to Live In Peace’

Canada Told United States *. Intends to Help Nations Who Want Peace with Neighbors   President Speaking at Ottawa Gives Assurance American Resources Will be Used to Promote Recovery of World

To Be Used To Promote World Recovery, Chief Ex. ecutive Declares; St. Lawrence Waterway Supported

Indicates U.S. To Pay Cost Of World Recovery      President In Canada Speech Says United States Intends To Use Its Resources To Help Nations Who Want To Live In Peace.

Truman Tells Canadians U. S. To Help Others  Promises American Resources To Be Used

SAYS U. S. WILL HELP NATIONS SEEKING PEACE   Truman Also Tells Canadians of Plan to Aid World Recovery

MARSHALL PLAN ESTIMATES TOO HIGH, SAYS SEN. TAFT; WOULD MEAN ONLY HIGHER TAXES AND PRICES

Marshall Plan To Bring Debate   Republican Leader Fears Higher Taxes, Prices for America

Tax Boosts *Here Seen By Senator   Says Price Cuts Are Impossible Under Relief Plan

Taft Says Marshall Plan» W ould Saddle America With Intolerable Taxes

TAFT’S ATTACK HINTS AT DRIVE TO REDUCE AID   Ohio Senator Fears Higher Taxes And Prices Under Marshall Program

STONEY HOLMES DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS   Associated With His Brother In Business Here   NATIVE OF ENGLAND

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Te All in The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

DEATH OF HOMER L. POND EARLY TODAY   Succumbs After Tllness of Only Two Days;. Funeral  Thursday Afternoon.

Overell Trial Nearing End Jury Reads Letters; Than Strate Toh Ract

REP. CARYL IS CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE THAT 18 HOLD-. ING HEARINGS ON PRO POSED CURBS “3   . By ROBERT VINCENT" International News Service

OHIO CONSIDERS LABOR CONTROL   Sweeping Measures Given First Hearings _ Subject: ot sdstale : for Public. Be

IOWA HOUSE UNIT KILLS WORK BILL   Anti-Closed Shop Measure  Kept in Committee

Amend Wagner Act, Is Plea   NAM Man Says Firms Should Not Be Worried By Sudden Changes

LABOR LAW TESTIMONY FEATURES ACTIVITIES OF CONGRESSIONAL ‘PANELS: OTHER ISSUES STUDIED

C-C Request NLRB Policy Be Steadied   . House Members Asked To Cease Criticism of Sovitt During Meet

Margarine People Are Happy, What With Butter Selling A Price Nearing $1 a Pound

BY MARSHALL   Yank Spokesman Raps Stalir Thesis: ‘Compromise Thru Exhaustion’

Raps Stalin Plan for Compromise via Exhaustion   Secretary, Vandenberg Blame the Failure of Conference on Reds

U. S. Through With Giving In To Reds   GEORGE MARSHALL SAYS AMERICA PLANS TO STAND PAT

_ —, SUPPORT —.Congress — Heads Back Secretary ©   STALIN HAD SEEN: DELAY

J.S. Through With Appeasement Is Keynote Of Sec’y Marshall’s Renort On Moscow Conference

RUSSIA 1S WARNED ABOUT AGREEMENT BY AMERICA TODAY   Marshall Tells Views on Appeasement in Radio Talk Last Night; U. S. Leaders Favor Stand.  FUTURE ACTIONS NOT INDICATED

Secretary Emphasizes Anew Need For Early German, Austrian Agreements      Reports On Talk Held With Stalin   Reply Not Given, But Envoy Makes It Plain Amer: ica Will Not Wait

Marshall Gives Notice To Reds   U. S. Secretary Of State Puts Full Blame  For Conference Failure Squarely On Russia

Appeasement Abandoned as U.S. Doctrine   Marshall Stresses Need of Early Peace, Disagrees With Stalin’s ‘Compromise Through Exhaustion’

RUSSIA WARNED ANEW THAT U.S, WON'T APPEASE   Marshall Broadcast That ‘Agreement For Agreement’s Sake’ End:

Charge Plot In Hungary   Russian Accusation ‘Leveled at Anti-Red Prime Minister Nagy

CHIEF RETURNS TO THE CAPITAL   Accuses Prime Minister And Others... . USSR Flings Charge  Against Hungarians

Hungarian Prime Minister Accused By Soviets in Plot  To Overthrow Hungarian Democracy

Accuses Prime Minister A And Others .  USSR Flings Charge  Against Hungarians

Hungarian Prime Minister Accused Of Plot by Reds   Russians Say Nagy Would Overthrow Nation's ‘Democracy

FIRST ISSUE OF NEW EDISON MEMORIAL STAMPS TO BE PRESENTED TO DAUGHTER

Milan, Q., Celebrates 100th Anniversary of Great Inventor's Birth

ONLY MEMORIES REMAIN  Lidice Reborn as Wives In Black Assemble at Site

WOMAN DENIED ESTATE CONTROL   Court Checks Other Claims to $500,000 Hoard

Winter Arrives After Longest Night Of Year   Sun Scheduled to Shine Only Nine Hours and 14 Minutes Today

Deputies Split Over Colonies   In Agreement On Two Matters And Disagree On Two Others.

Arab Nations Lose Heated Debate in UN   Assembly Decides Not To Put Proposal of Arabs on Its Agenda

UN Assembly Rules Against Arab Protests   Fight To Plead Case for Palestine Independence Lost

Arabs Lose in Fight to Get UN Hearing   Question of Holy Land Freedom Denied Place on Assembly’s Agenda

Asked Chance to Plead for Independence  Determined, Heated Fick? Te   Determined, Heated Fight Is Made by Delegates

Asked Chance io Plead for Independence   Determined, Heated Fight Is Made by Deleactes

ARAB STATES TURNED DOWN BY - ASSEMBLY   Plea for ‘Hearing Or Palestine Mandate Is Rejected

Arabs’ Chance To Plead Case At U.N. Lost   Assembly Votes Rgainst Placing Proposal On Acenda

U.N. ASSEMBLY DEALS SETBACK TO ARAB GROUP   Palestine Issue Kept Off Special Session; Russians Back Debate

Arab Countries Lose Fight In UN Assembly   Sought Plead Case For Palestine Independence

FREEDOM MOVE LOST BY ARABS   United Nations Reject Request To Discuss Holy Land Problem

Arabs Lose U.N. Fight To Plead Case   Seck Independence For Palestine:

UN Assembly Rejects Bid By 24-5 Vote   Holy Land Freedom Issue Beaten Back Again By Delegates

Winter to Ease Grip on East Side   Slowly Moderating  Temperatures Seen

LABOR CHARGES “JOKERS” ARE IN MEASURE   CIO Members Are Making Accusations Of “Trick Stuff”

Faris Parley On Economy Of Europe Starts Today  16 Nations Ready TH Tackle Prahlo   16 Nations Ready To Tackle Problem With Slavic Bloc  In ‘Competition’

WESTERN EUROPE NATIONS CONVENE TODAY IN EFFORT TO IRESTORE WRECKED ECONOMY

Russia Succeeds In Keeping Its Neighbors Away   Seek Plan to Restore Economy in WarTorn Countries

NATIONS MEET TO TALK OVER AMERICAN Ail   WAR-TORN ECONOMY OF EUROPE TO BE REBUILT

16 Nations To Attend  Paris Parley   Finland Last Nation to Go With Russia Against U.S. and Britain

Economic Talks Get Underway Today With Soviet Groups Absent      Split Between East, West Emphasined Ae Russians Boycott Important Talks On Future Of Europe

Western European Nations  Plan To Rebuild Economy   Soviet Russia and States Within Her Orbit Wil! Not Participate In Marshall Plan— Sixteen Othere Will

HOLD RUSSIA OUT T0 BREAK AID PROGRAM   View Is Expressed By Diplomats On Eve Of Paris Meet

Russia, Countries In Orbit Absent  Gravity East-West Snlit le Emnhacizved

ECONOMIC AID PARLEY 10 OPEN IN PARIS TODAY   Diplomatic Observers Say Russia Sparing Nothing To Wreck Marshal! Plan

{6 Nations Plan To Attend Meet On Marshall Plar   Will Convene Today In Paris; East-West Split Is Emphasized

Efforts to Rebuild Economy Will Be Made at Conference   Sixteen Nations From Western Europe Open Talks Today; Russia, Others Boycott Parley

RAID UNCOVERS CACHE OF DRUGS   20,000 Briltsh Troops Carry Out Gigantic Manhunt — Arms Cache Including Flame Throwers, Gun Magazines and Mines is Found.

Legislators Firm On Refusing More School Pay Rises   Administration Thinks $306 Bonus Is Enough; Follow “Go Slow’ Policy

Scantily Clad Patient Freed By Flying Lover   Dad Swallows Poison Alter Slaying Daughter

Frees Woman  Patient From Hospital  Flyer Flees hasten  TT... mi. wr...   Flyer Flees With Her To Norway And Forced Landing

‘Swedish Airman Spirits ‘Woman Out of Hospital  Couple Held for Extradition After Plane i Forced Down in Norway; Charges to Be Filed

ARMY BARRACKS FIRST BIG RIOT   BIGHTING RECALLS MAJOR UPRISINGS AT LANSING AND FEDERAL PRISON.

Injured When Struck By Auto   ‘Six-Year-Old Jean Morn: imgstar Treated At Hospital For Lecerations.

Girl Injured In Hotel Fire   Mary J. Hunter Treated At Hospital For Lacerations About Head.

Boy, 11, Unaware Both Legs Gone, Lies In Bed, Dreams Of Baseball

LEAHY LEAVING N. D. IS DENIED   School Officials Have Not Received Resignation  :

Little Mar Sputters Protests   Alleged Chief Communist Agent Refuses to  Take Oath

Commy Agent Refuses Oath, To Tell Truth   jisler Charged With Contempt When He Refuses to Testify

ALLEGED CHIEF OF U.S, COMMUNISTS BALKS AT INQUIRY   Averhard Eisler Is Cited for Contempt by House Committee.   ‘A DEFIANT LITTLE MAN   He Sputtered Protests Wher (Questioned by Chairman Thomas.

Witness Cited For Relusing  To Take Qath   Gerhard Eisler. Alleged Chief Communist in U. S.. Balks Inquiry By House Group

“No. I’ Communist May Be Charged With Conspiracy   Had Refused to Take Oath at Hearing--Cited for Contemnt

Must Face Jury Trial For Actions   Justice Bureau Agents Take Him Back to Ellis Island; Sought Link to Reds   Statements Read   /Hoover Described Man  as Having Unlimited  Authority

Eisler Cited For Contempt by Congress Group  Refuses to Take Oath; FBI Chief Suspects Spy

Gerald Eisler, Named Chief Communist Agent in U.S. Is Rapped by House Probers

Eisler is Cited For Contempt by House Committee   Refuses To Take Oath For Questioning As No. 1 Communist; Sister Testifies

Calls Him Agent Of Soviet Reds   Accused Man Is Cited For Contempt Of House Committee

COMMUNIST IS      Unamerican Committee Wants Justice Department to” Prepare Charges   REFUSES TO TES TESTIFY OR TO TAKE AN OATH

Cited for Contempt by Committee   Plot to Overthrow U.S. Charged by House Probers

Defied B y E jisler, ¢ ommittee Votes” -, Contempt Action   _ WASHINGTON, Feb, 6 wa. — “Gerhard Eisler, alleged chief:

GERMAN ALIEN LIAISON MAN, CAYS RR] ARAN   Gerhard Eisler Cited for Contempt by. Un-American Ace tivities Committee.  BULLETIN!

PROBERS DEFIED BY ALLEGED RED   Eisler Cited For Contempt As He Refuses To Talk

EISLER LINKED TO COMINTERN BY FBI CHIEF   : Suspected Espionage Agent Refuses to Give Testimony

DEFIANT EISLER FACES CITATION FOR CONTEMPT   Alleged No.  Communist In U. S. Refuses To Take Oath Before House Committee; Angry  Words Fly Around.

Eisler Defiant ‘on Stand; Cited For Contempt   ‘Top Red Leader in U. S. Refuses to Make Oath Or Testify

Man Defiantly Balks Against Taking Oath   Repeated Refusal To Talk Raises _  Chairman's ]re

Solons Cite Him; Charge Of Contempt   German Won't Testify; “Main Party Link to Russia’ —Hoover.

‘Russia’s Top Agent In The U.S. Refuses To Testify At Committee Hearing — Is Held In Contempt

Eisler Won't Take Oath Before House Un-American Group  Alleged Communist Cited for Contempt

Refuses To Take Oath As Witness In Washington   Penalty Of Fine And Jail Sentence Is Possible

Alleged Chief Communist in U.S. Cited for Contempt af Hearing   Gerhard Eisler, Branded as Liaison Man for Moscow, Reftises to Take Oath and Testify Before Un-American Activity Committee

Eisler Refuses to Take Oath on Stand; Cited For Contemp:   Alien, Described as No. J Communist i in America, Fails to Testify

Communist, conspiracy to overthrow the United Ststes covernmeni!.

Refuses To Take Oath And Testify   Gerhard Eisler Ordered From Sta nd And Cited ™)

Eisler Balks at Giving Oath; FBI Links Him to Moscow   House Committee Receives Letter From FBI Chief Calling German  Liaison Between U.S. and Soviet

ALLEGED CHIEF U. §. RED AGENT BALKS ON STAND   Gerhard Eisler Refuses Tc _ Take Oath, Is Cited For Contemot

Hoover Considers German Communist As Liaison Between U. S. and Soviet Party

Eisler Won't Take Oath   Alleged Chief Communist Agent in U. S. Promptly Cited for Contempt

Alleged Top Red, Refusing Oath, Is Cited in Contempt  Eisler, Main Link  To Moscow, a week. 6. lf

May Have Been A Red ‘Spy Here —   FACES POSSIBLE CHARGE OF . CONSPIRACY TO OVERTHROW THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT

Action Against Kisler Sought  Bv Lawmakers   Request Made to Justice Dept,  afier Witness Refuses to Tes: tify under Oath before Un-

Alleged “Red” Chief Cited for Contempt   Gerhard Eisler Refuses to Testify at Congressional Probe—Sister Says He Has Been Top Russian Agent in the U. S.

EISLER {$ LABELED AS SPY OF RUSSIA   Hoover Says He Is Chief Liaison In United States.

MAY ALSO BE PY, HEAD OF FAL ySHreTS   Commy Taken to Jail After He Is Cited for Contempt by House Probe.-

Alleged Red Ruled Guilty Of Contempt   Unamerican Body Defied By Accused

Alleged Communist Policy Maker Cited   Witness Refuses To Take Oath During Ouiz: Sister Calls Him A “Terrorist”

HOOVER SUSPECTS EISLER OF BEING SOVIET SPY HERE   German Communist Refugee Cited fer Contempt. By  Haves fCammitias 

FBI Says Eisler May Be No. 1 Spy   Witness, Held for Contempt, Denies He’ Agent of Communists

Refuses Oath, Eisler Is Cited for Contempt   "No.  Communist’ Balks at Hearing of House Committee

EISLER REFUSES TO TAKE OATH   Commie Chief Cited for Contempt by House Group

No. 1 U.S. Red Defies Probe By Congress   Refuses Oath; Denounce By His Own Sister As Dangerous

FBI Asks Deportation Of Comintern’s Agent   Communist’s Link With Moscow Cited for Contempt by Probers 

Probers Ask He Face Charge Of Anti-U. $. Plot   Former Associates Declare He’s No. 1 Communist In America.

Committee . Cites Man For Contempt   Action Follows Refusal to Take Oath at Hearing

U. 5. REFUSES 10 TESTIFY   American Head of Communists held At Ellis Island

SOLONS AGREE TO CITE EISLER FOR CONTEMPT   Unamerican Group Sought Link Between Foreign, U. S. Reds

  ‘Alleged Chief Communist Today Refuse: To Testify Before House Committee And Now Faces Charges of Contempt

Commie Party ‘Mr. Big’ Cited For Contempt   Sputters Protests When Asked to Swear to Tell Truth Before House Commitiee   His Own Sister Repudiates Him   Hasen’t Spoken to Him For Years; Says He Is Dangerous to Américan People

Alleged U. $. Red Chief Refuses To Take Oath, Testify   ls Cited For Contempt of the Inquiry Group

FBI Chief Sees Eisler as Reds U. $. Liaison Mar   Believes He’s Spy; Suspect Won't Talk, Cited for Contempt

ALLEGED RED AGENT FAILS TO TESTIF\   Eisler Angrily Refuses To Take Oath Before  House Committee

Red Also Charged With  Perjury, Tax Evasion   Man Called Communist Liaison Officer Cited for Contempt After Refusing to Testify

Refuses To Take An Oath   Alleged Chief Communist Agent In U.S. is Cited  For Contempt

CHIEF COMMUNIST REFUSES TO TAKE OATH SUBMITTED TO TELL TRUTH TO HOUSE COMMIT TRE   Fermer Indusiry Member of Labor Board Urges “Policy of Caution”—Ambassador Gardner Dies as He Is About to Board Limer for Great Britain Post—Martial Law Is Looming  Over Palestine

Eisler Refuses To Take Oath  At Investigation  Chief Link Between Russia and U. S. Red Party, Says FBI Heac

Eisler Is to Be Held for Conspiracy   Other Charges to Be Placec Against Communist Leader, Disclosed

Refuses Oath BeforeHouse Committee   Un-American Investigators Cite Eisler For Contempt After Verbal Outburst

ALLEGED AGENT OF USSR CITED FOR CONTEMPT   -Eisler Refuses to Give Sworn Testimony to Un-American Committe

18Germans Convicted in Fliers’ Deaths   Victims Shot After Escapo  Teen eles:

18 CONVICTED FOR KILLING RAF MEN   15 Ranking SS Officer: Included in Group

Americans Warily Eye New UN Idea,   Commission Paralleling Atomic Energy Board Gains Security  Council Favor,

Telling It Briefly   Ferauson to Ask Probe of Missouri Elections

TEACHER PAY BILL DELAYED   Senate Holds Up Action On Controversial Measure  Pending Amendments

Plane Builder Due At Capita On Tuesday  Evades Subpoena, Challenges Senator

HH, ughes ’ Press Agent Tells of Parties Given Col. Roosevelt   Committee Hears President's Son Recommended Planes Over Objections of Air Force Experts

DEPUTY CONTINUES HUNT FOR HUGHES   lorrice GIVES OUT STATEMENT HE WILL FLY/ TO  WASHINGTON TO TESTIFY.

Plane Picked On Word of  K. Roosevelt, Probers Told   Arnold Defends Hughes Aircraft; Publicity Man  Gives Testimony

Britain Fears New Violence In Holy Land   King’s Privy Council Re jects Appeal to Save Gruner

Effort to Save GrunerBlocked   High British Body Denies Permission to Appeal

Britain Refuses Gruner Clemency   Terrorist Must Die, Privy Council Rules

GRUNER APPEAL LOST BEFORE: HIGH COUNCIL    Britons Fear Action May Tonch Off New Vieleuce fe Bally Tanda

GRUNER LOSES KINGS — PRIVY COUNCIL PLEA   British Fear Palestine Outbreaks Sure To Follow  Execution

COUNCIL REJECTS GRUNER APPEAL   British Fear Fresh Outbreaks In Palestine With Execution Due

' Action te ‘Touch Off New Holy Land Violence, Fear     British High Court Balks Bid   For Execution Stay To Gruner

CONTROL RENT, SUGAR MAY BE UNENFORCEABLE   TemporaryContro Office Has Funds ’ For Thirty Days

J. & L. Strike Puts Kink in Steel Talks  Company Rules Ou  Conferences Until

Railroad Strike Halts Steel C10 Negotiations   Conferences Scheduled ’ To Resume Are Broken Off for Time Being

26 More Cited Tn Vote Fraud   Names Kept Secret Pending Kansas City Arrests

JURY INDICTS 26 PERSONS IN ELECTION FRAUD   Senator Kem Assails Attorney General Clark For Laxity in Missouri

16 More Indicted For Election Vole Fraud In Missour  Kem Charges Clark "Derelict In Duty’

Indict 26 In K. C. Vote Fraud Probe   Charges Allege Vote Fraud in Last August’s Primary Electiann

26 Indicted On VoteFraud Charges in Kansas City  Attorney General Derelict in Duty In Earlier Probe,  @enatar Kem Save

26 More Named in Newest Report   Sen. Kem Calls Attention Of Congress To Fact That Federal Government “Found Nothing Wronc” In Its Own Investigation

INDICTMENTS ARE FOUND BY GRAND JURY   Prendergast Gang in Kansas City Still Resorting to Fraud

Clark Charged With Shirking, Official Duty   Indictments Relate To Vote Fraud In Missouri Primary

Indict 26 In Vote Fraud   Kansas City Grand Jury Links Persons To Primary Election

Kansas City Vote Fraud Is Charged   Total OF 65 tndicted On ‘Fal Atlornes General Said Der  » Return’ s et ln Duty

INDICT 26 IN VOTE FRAUDS   Additional Persons Charged In Probe by Jurors Of Kansas City Primary

26 More Indicted  in Election Case  Kansas City Vote Fraud Charged

Brings Total To 65; Senator Kem Charges Attorney General Clark is Derelict in His Duty.

24 Indicted In Missouri Election Fraud   Senator Charges Attorney-General Derelict In Duty

26 PERSONS AT K, C, NAMED IN BALLOT FRAUD   Jackson County Grand ‘Jury ‘.Acts—Solon Asks Probe’ OF: Tom Clark.

Serious Charge Made i in Senate Against Clark   Missouri Grand Jury  Conducting Ballot Probe

Ships of U.S. Task Force Make for Open Sea as Big lee Chunk Blocks Harbor

Forces Expedition Ship: To Flee From Harbor   Huge Berg Drifts Through Entrance To Port And Halts In Center Of Rav

Milan, Ohio, Celebrates 100th Analyersary of Birth of Its Most Famous Son — Today's Events Climax = Three-Day — Centennial Celebration.

BEDLAM REIGNS IN GEORGIA TIFF   Talmadge Comic Opera Holds National Spotlight

Bedlam Ensues As Georgia Solons Gather  ee ee   Governor’s Successo: Selection Is Cause of Near Riot

Talmadge Son Makes His Bid  Legislature Calls Recess After Bedlam

OFFICER HALTS TWO BURGLARS   Huntington, Ind.. Pair Held a Delphos

U.S. Info Head In Moscow Levels Charges   Says Many Embassy Workers “Career Russian Hatere”’

US. Office In Moscow  Is Accused   Official Claims Embassy Bloc Scuttles Efforts At Bettering Ties.

?hone Unions AFL Council Urged To Get Is Battling . Vioney Offers Union Curb:

‘Money Offers’ Are Sought By Phone Workers  Mix-Up Occurs In New Jersey

Directs Phone - Locals To Get Money Offer:   National Federation Act: On Theory That Nat’!   Wage Pattern Might   Take Shape

First Break in Solid Strike Front Seen in N. J. Issue   Company May Offer 714 Cent Hourly Increase

Strikers Told To Seek Offers   Phone Strikers Get Thei Instructions From Policy Makers.

NFTW SEEKS ‘MONEY OFFERS’ FROM BELL   Local Committees Urged Tc Press Demands

United States of Europels Churchill’s Goal  - Formal Campaign Opened by British Statesman

Churchill Opens His Campaign for A United Europe   Heads 23-Man Committee Planning Series of Public Meetings

Winston Churchill Launches Campaign For United Europe   ‘Says Move Is Necessary For Survival  ~

United States Of Europe LR Churchill Plan   Formally Opens Campaign In Eneland

United States Of Europe LR Churchill Plan  Formally Opens   Formally Opens Campaign In England

BRITISH FORM GROUP BACKING UNITY PROGRAM   Russian Opposition ToProposal Expected

10 KILLED, 54 ‘WOUNDED IN HAIFA BLAST   Stern Gang Blows Up Police Station In Reprisal Act

Mob Dynamites Headquarters: {{ Die In Explosion   Suspect Sternists;  Four Are Arrested

Rep. Eaton Says Russia  ‘Out To Conquer World,’ Has 4,050,000 In Army   Republican Head Of House Foreign Affairs Group Urges Quick Action On European Aid Measure Providing $590.000.000

*Russia Has 4.050,000 In Armed Forces  OF Regen Fo anA aa.   House Committee Asserts; Presses For Aid Action

Russians Said To Have Army Of 4 Million   Rep. Eaton Reports To House Group Reds seek to Rule W orld

House Committee Says Russia Would Conquer Entire World; Red Army Over Four Million

RED ARMY SET AT 4 MILLION   Rep. Eaton Claims Russians . Could Take Over Europe Within 24 Hours

House Group Say: Russia Has Army Of Four Millions  Eaton Asserts Reds Out To Win World

REP. EATON SAYS REDS ARE OUT T0 CONQUER WORLD   ‘House Committee He Heads Produces Figures Showing Russia Has 4,050,000 Men Under Arms.   STRENGTH ESTIMATED BY ARMY DEPARTMENT   Congressman Describes Situation in France as “Practieal Revolution” and Urges Quick Aid.

Russian Menace Speeds Stopgap Aid for Europe   Leader of Foreign Affairs Body Sees Threat of Conquest

CONGRESSMAN SEES RUSSIA TAKING WORLD   Chairman Eaton Is Certain Aggressive  Reds Would Conquer

EATON CITES REL ARMED POWER   House Committee. Head. Says Soviet Union Seeks Conauest of the World

Congressional Group To Probe Galion Dispute   UAW Chief Summoned for Hearing To Open on Thursday: Gov. Herbert Visits Scene

TWO CONGRESSMEN TO HEAR TESTIMONY TOMORROW— GOVERNOR ISSUED A  WARNING :

CE WILL SHROUD WORLD-SCIENTIS   Don’t Be Alarmed, Say> Lawson, for It Won't Be Soon.

Republican Chief Blames Truman for Dodging Promises  Carroll Reece Declare: President Has Failed   Carroll Reece Declare: President Has Failed to Cooperate

BROKER REVEALS STEEL RACKET IN NEW YORK   Wall Street Agent States Racketeers Trying To Sell At High Prices

Army May Set Up Own Laboratories  Scientific Contracts May Be Canceled

Lewis Lieutenant Is New Assistant Labor Secretary   John Kmetz, Former UMW District 50 Chief, Succeeds Phillip Hannah, Who Resigns ——  oe

LEWIS AID GETS   John T. Kmetz Receives the Assistant Secretary of Labor Post

Lieutenant Of Lewis Named To Labor Post   Truman Appoints New Assistant Labor Secretary

TO GOVT. POST   John L. Lewis Lieutenant I: Appointed As Assistant Secretary of Labor

‘Marshall’s Offer May Enc Big 4 Stall   Demands Allies Pledge Some Plants Remain Intact

Settlement on Reparations Is Called Hopeless   General Clay Sees Ne Chance at Present Moscow Session

ALL HOPE GONE FOR REPARATIONS ACCORD U. 5. GENERAL SAYS  ARMY CHIEF IN REICH RETURNS FROM PARLEY, SEES LITTLE RESULTS

OFFERS SOVIETS PLAN 10 BOOST REICH OUTPUT   Opposes Molotov Demand For Ten Billion For Over 20 Years

Reparations Deadlocked, Clay States   No Hope Of Reaching Settlement Now At Moscow, He Says On Returning To Berlin

Compromise Is Offered Reds By Marshall   Plan Is Based or Pact To Leave Plants in Reich

General Clay Sees No Hope At Moscow   Marshall Offers Compromise Plar On Reparations

NO SETTLEMENT ON REPARATIONS AT CONFERENCE   This Was Declaration of Gen. Luciue DD. Clay at Berlin Today.   ARRIVES FROM MOSCOW   \ll Hopes Have Been Given tp of Reaching an Agreement,

Give Up  On Reich  Reparations   Clay Says: No Hope Of g Agreement On Issue at’  Present Conference

General Clay Reports All Hope For Settlement On German Reparations Gone

Big Four Deadlock Continues   Gen. Clay Says All Hope of Settling German Reparations Gone

—MOSCOW— Pay With Products Suggested  U. S. Opposed To Reparation Boost

United States Willing to Take  Less Indemnity   If Allies Agree To Leave Certain Plants Now Earmarked in Germany

U. §. PRESENTS COMPROMISE INREPARATIONS   Marshall Asserts He Woul Support Limited Amount From Current Output

Clay Sees No Settlement Soon On Reparations   Marshall Offers Russia Compromise Proposal

Abandon Hope for Early Settlement Of German Issues   General Clay Sees No Chance of Agreement At Moscow Parlay

Clay Returning To Berlin From Big Four Parley  Marshall Reports On Reparations

States Terms Of Reparations  From Germany   Marshall Says U. 8. Willing » To Consider Limited Demands From Current Production

GERMANY WOULD RETAIN ADDITIONAL PLANT FACILITIES   Marshall Reoffirms Opposition to Molatov Demand fay Tan Rilliane

General Sees No Hope Of Settlement   Clay Says Ministers’ Conference Not To Fix Reparations

Clay Declares Hope Lost For A Settlement  Marshall Offers To Compromise

CONFERENCE ISN'T SUCCESS; HOPE 07 ‘ADJUSTMENT FADES   Clay Returns to Berlin and Say: Reparations issue in  Deadlock

U. S. Offers Reparations Compromise   Would Consider Limited German Payments From Current Production.

Man With Pistol Caught As Truman Visits The Senate   Capitol Police Nab Carrier OF: Automatic Weapon In Restroom.

HELD FOR QUESTIONINC   ‘Mee with Pistol Is Picked ap in Senate Office Building

Police Take Gunman In Capitol   Man Arrested Shortly After Truman _ Paid Senate Visit

Oil Dealers, State Officials To Meet... .  Seek Plan To End Shortage Of Fuel

Fuel Oil Shortage Remains Critical   Officials Will Meet To Discuss Methods Of Easmeg Situation

TRUMAN SET TO VETO TAX CUT BILL AT NOON   Republican Leadership Still Hope To Balk Presidential Ax

TRUMAN VETO DUE TODAY ON CAPITOL HILL   GOP LACKS VOTES TO OVERRIDE PRESIDENT

Sofons Plan Quick Action On Mea  HST's Veto Of Tax Bill Is Set Today

Truman Veto Of Tax Slash Is Due Today  Republicans Doubt Ability To Muster  Override in Sénate

Tax Cut Veto Is Expected fo Be Campaign Issue   House Certain to Vote to Override, Senate Still in Doubt

Truman Veto Ends Hope of Cut for Year   He Sends It Back Today: House Will Override, Senate Likely Not

GOP Chiefs Warn Tax Veto Means  No Cut Next Year   Truman’s Message On Second Bill Due On Capitol Hill Today

GOP Doubtful If Senate Can Override Veto   No More Tax Cuts Are Likely for Another  Year

TRUMAN SET TO VETO TAX SLASH TODAY   Little Prospect Seen ~ Of Senate Vote To Override Veto

VETO MESSAGE IS SET TODA)   No Income Tax Cuts Fo: Another Year lf Tru man Wins

Tax Cut Delay Seen: if Second  Veto Sticks   Truman’s Message on Revised Legislation Is Due at Noon Today

TRUMAN EXPECTED 1 VETO TAX GUT MEASURE TODAY   Message Due to Reach Capitol Hill at Noon—Ross Says It Will Be Short and to the Point.   REPUBLICANS DOUBT SENATE WILL OVERRIDE   Martin Declares if Bil Dies There Probably Will Be No Tax Reduction for Year.

If Veto Is Sustained Income Tax Cuts  Not Likely for Year   President's Message Rejecting Revised Measure Is Expected in Congress Today

Tax Cut Doom Seen in Veta    Slashes in 1948 Unlikely. Speaker Indicates

  COUNCIL FOR CITY   American Legion Post Announces Plans for Organization   TO MEET WITH MAYOR

PERMANENT SAFETY COUNCIL FOR CITY   American Legion Post Announces Plans for Organization   TO MEET WITH MAYOR

LEEVE BREAKS CAUSE DAMAGE 70 FARMLAND   FLOODS AND TORNADOES OVER WEEKEND CAUSE ’ WIDESPREAD DEATHS AND DESTRUCTION

4J.S. Death Toll 21 In Floods And Storms   Mississippi Smashes Levees and Floods Thousands of Acres

SSISSIPPI § THROUGH ms LEVEES   issouri Village ooded; 10 Known ad at Ottumwa

Military Training Merits Debated   Body Shows Little Agreement With Austin’s View Training Is Necessary

Fear ‘OF Russians Grips Man. In Street . ‘Most Germans Look To US. For Help.

4 Saved From Lake After Tug Sinks in Storm   Found Floating, All Alive, After Aerial and Water Search

TUGBOAT SINKS: FOUR RESCUED   Scow Pulls Back Of Craft On Way ‘To St. Ignace

Ball Rips eAid Plan As ‘Oversold’   Odds Said 10-1 Against Success

— PROGRAM ‘OVERSOLD’ wee  Marshall Plan Odds 10 to 1, Says Ball 

BALL CLAIMS ODDS AGAINST. + PLAN Success   BENATOR SAYS MARSHALL 4 PROPOSAL FOR AIDING   “EUROPE MAS BEEN" + MOVERSOLD"

Way Is Cleared For Teacher Raise   Proponents Of More Than 20 Per Cent Increase To Hold Fire For Time Being

2 TEXAS CATTLEMEN URGE RENEWAL OF HOOF-MOUTH FIGHT  KLEBERG, ARMSTRONG ASSAIL U.S.D.A. PART IN PROGRAM SO FAR

fIOLENCE MARS NRTHDAY OF ‘REE TRIESTE   Nationalist Riots Kill 3

Three Persons Killed As Mobs Parade Through Free Zone On Adriatic Sea

Three Killed as Wave of Violence Sweeps Trieste   Bands of Hoodlums Ranging Streets

DISPUTE RAGES IN UAW RANKS   Thomas Calls” Reuther Worst Factionalist In CIO Union

Prevention Aim Of Seal Sale, Chairman Says  Prevention, Early Discovery Could Eradicate Disease

UNDERGROUND PRESSES WAR IN JERUSALEM   British Troops Comb Holy Land Area For Agents

Violators To Prison   Three Wichitans Get Jail and Fines For Transporting Liquor

Byrd Is Close To South Pole   Admiral, Flies. To Withir 170 Miles: Of South : erm Most: Point:

BYRD NEARLY CROSSES ‘POLE’ ~-- DURING EXPLORATION. FLIGHT   LEADER OF EXPLORATION PARTY WITHIN.170 MILES OF SOUTH POLE ON  ——--_ OBSERVATION. ws RID.

Byrd Flies Within 170 Miles of Pole— Maior Mountain Ranae Found in Uncharted Wasteland

Fiseal Bills Are Studied By Solons   One Proposes Flat $3 Fee For Automobile License Plates

Senate Postpone: Action On Sfate Fiscal Measures  $3 Automobile Tag  Proposal Opposed By Senator Swift

Britain to Launch Long-Range Plan  To Build Economy  ‘Effort Will Require Three to Five Years, Chief States

FACES ANOTHER DEPORTATION  Ex-Vice King Jarred Out Of Luxurious Cuban Life

LIFT BAN ON —JAPAN’S: FLAC   MACARTHUR PERMITS FLAG TO BE. RAISED OVER A NUMBER OF PUBLIC BUILDING

Move To Air Speculators’ Names Nears  By Anderson   Around TGQ) bederal. State And Municipal Employees Upon List

SPECULATION PROBE BOILS Anderson TellsAndreson He Must “Put Up Or Shut Up’

Anderson Ready To Publish Names Of Public Employes Who Traded In Grain 

LOOSE TALK 1) GENGURED BY AKDERSOK   Agriculture Secretary Invites Rep. Andresen to “Put Up or Shut Up”,

Holy Land  War Seems  Tonninant™ Yuletide Lull May Come Just  Before Storm

Record High Crest Today Near Quincy   Red Cross Reports Over 4,000 Homeless in Missouri »  and Illinois

Half Cash Missed By Lone Robber    Hold Up Staged During Lunch Hour; All Roads in Area Blocked

Reopen Mines, U.S. Orders   Lewis Bid Rejected, But Response Doubtful

PITS UNLIKELY TO REOPEN A‘ UNION BALKS   Collisson Turns Down UMW Boss’ Demand For Rechecks

UMW Chieftain Asks Delay for Safety Check-Up   Unionists Indicate Most Miners To Stay Out of Pits Monday

MARSHALL ASSAILS MANIU’S CONVICTION   Declares Trial in Romania Was Another Effort of Ked Regime tes Wiminate Onnosition

Marshall Blasts Maniu Sentence  Says Riésaaiia Reds “EintnsitneAliRaee

Four Amendments To State Constitution  Will Be Voted On At November Election

Molotov Speech Draws U.S. Fire   Marshall Blasts Red Envoy at Big 4 Meet

RUSS CHARGES DRAW REBUKE BY MARSHALI   Democratic Germany Demand Pressed By Molotov

Helping Hand Club Met Last Thursday Afternoon in Home of Mrs. Ray Janes

Two Deaths Are Denied By Heiress   Louise Overeil On Stand In Own Defense

ATTLEE PLE, TO NATION  AID IN ‘CR’   Cooperation Aske : Prime Minister ~ Help Finances

Attlee Demands ‘Survival Fight’   Defends Crisis Bill as Assuring That All Share in Sacrifice

‘Must Fight Economic Crisis As Hitlerite Germany In 194.0’  Attlee Says British Facing A Lone Battle For Survival

ATTLEE URGES FULL SUPPORT QF GOVT. PLAN   Informs Britons They Must Fight Alone  For Survival

Attlee Asks Co-operation In Meeting  New Crisis  Says Great Britaix Must Fight Alone  For Survival A. T] Tred. OW...

Fighting for Survival .  Attlee Calls For Battle To Save England From Economic Collapse

Britons Told  Their Survival Is at Stake  Attlee Appeals for   Attlee Appeals for Effort Like That Made Against Hitler

State Budget Group Favors Expenditures   ‘Bill Calling for Additional Three Cent Tax on Each  Pack of Cigarets Ready for Introduction.

Biennial Fund Kstimate Up 30 Per Cent   Committee Warns New Revenue Needed—Half Of Increase Goes to Salaries and Wages

Big Four Agree  On Initial Step  To Unify Reich But Details of Plan  Are Disputed; More Study Is Directed

Hurricane Shatters Gulf Coast   sulfport, Miss., And New Orleans, La., Left Ir Shambles; Scarcely Dozen Buildings Left 1. flues DR AA. Steoatok

Storm Spent Ferocity On Gulf Coast   Wind Destroys Entire Villages

Louisiana Coast Heavily Battered   Beach Areas and Fishing Villoges Bear Brunt Of Season's Worst Storm: Hundreds Homeless

Parisian Report Unsubstantiated  SOVIETS TELL OF “SAMPLE” A-BOMB

Soviets ‘Test’ First A-Bomb   Reported Set Off At Siberian Ground

Reds Test Sample Of Atom Bomb   Soviets Reported To Have Factory Operating In Siberia, Paris Paper Says

DECLARES USSR HAS MADE TEST OF SMALL BOMB   rench Newspaper Reports Soviet Is Making Sample Atom Bombs And Has Al. ready Conducted Experiment In Siberia.

Paris Paper Claims Reds Have Tested Their Own A-Bomb   Copyright Article Declares Bomb Is. Being Made at ‘Atomgrad’ in Siberia

STORY CLAIMS TESTS MADE IN SIBERIA   Report Blast Heard For 20 Miles Around Irkutsk   RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS   Consider Themselves Five Years Behind Americans In Atom Experiments

WRITER CLAIMS RUSSIANS HAVE TRIED A-BOMBS   One Set Off in Siberia i June, Says Paris Newspoper Reporter

Holiday Sees Struggle for Peace  Roalon Savs Selfishness. Hatred Mar World   Reds Said Planning Atom Test   aris Newspaper ‘Confidental’ Report Says Russians Are Making Sample A- Bombs

Counties in State Boost Aid to Aged   Director Leirfallom Reports 12 Per Cent Increase During July

COMPROMISE IN PALESTINE RIFT.   _ Expect Agreement on Jewish Participation

Compromise Qn Palestine Debate Found   Latin Republics and Slav Delegates Offer Acceptable Plan

Stalemate Over Palestine Issue s Broken Today  Five Delegations ffae Camnramico

Jews to Be Given Committee Hearing In UN Council  Compromise Agreeable To Big Three: Arabs

DEADLOCK IS BROKEN WITH S.NATION PLAN   Compromise Reached During Lunch Recess; To Hear Jewish Agency

Brighter Outlook: Increased Building Program  Expected To Cut High Prices

Stassen Formally Opens Campaign As GOP Nominee   Top Billing in Platform Given to Housing; He Seeks Votes, Fundé

Stassen Opens His Campaign ‘For President      Liberal: ‘Proposals . and Conservative Atti-. ‘tudes Uraed °

Stassen Presents  Policy Proposals  Rally at Milwaukee Launches Campaign

State Press Promotes Highway Safety  Program   MORE COURTESY NEEDED   By Julien H. Harvey  Managing Director, National Conser: vation Bureau

“Dri ive Safely”. Campaig gn . Articles to Begin. With This Week’s Issue of Bee   Will Rin Through ~ Sumnver Months-Nev . Fach Week’

Lewis In Jail For Violation  Gf Dyer Act   South Bend Man Faces Federal Prosecution Fer Theft of. Local Truck.

FLYER IS HELD IN PLANE THEFT   St. Louis Student Pilot  Jailed in Davenport

(Blitz Cut IG Farben War Output 'Only 13 Percent, Survey Reveals

WILL DISCUSS GLOBAL POLICE   U. N. Council Will Take Split Report Of Committee As Basis.

Security Council Plans Debate On U.N. Police Force   Military Staff Widely Divided In Its Report

GLOOM HANGS OVER PARLEY OF Bla FOUR   Foreign Ministers Are Bogged Down All Along the Line, on Minor Issues as Well as on Major Ones,

Marshall Irked By Long Delays On Minor Issues   Hope For Agreement On Treaties At Moscow Parley Fades; Split On Many Problems

Marshall Displeased With Slow Progress At Moscow      Molotov Retreats Slightly—Agrees To Consider a Definition of German Assets in Austria

To Consider Definition Of Assets   Marshall Said To Be Displeased With Lack of  Progress

TREATY TALK BOGS; RUSSIA DOING STALL   Marshall Reportedly Irked Over Lack of Progress In Discussions

Hope Fades For Accord On Treaties At Moscow   Vishinsky Is Blamed For His Interference In Techniteal Studies

Hopes Fade For Treaties  At Moscow  Marshall Reported Deeply Displeased

MARSHALL IRED AS PLANS FAIL TO MOVE AHEAD   Important Power Interests Reported Behind Failure To Make Progress

Conference At Moscow Failing   No Decisive Agreement After 5 Hours

Session Last Night Only Lot of Words; Charge Red Stall   Foreign Ministers at Moscow in Deadlock Over Technicalities of German, Austrian ‘Truce   BULLETIN

Red Minister Yields Point On Austria   Lack of Results At Big 4 Parley Displeases Marshail

Strav Bullet Kills Child In New York   Fatality Occurs As Police Fire On Youth Accused In Murder Case

aT OORE oll nieaal  Femorrows Headlines Today  SECRETARY OF UNITED NATIONS SAYS NO WAR CLOUDS IN SIGHT.

Ex-Soviet Agent May Become U. S. Citizen   It Is His Only Hope For Safety, Says Man Who Testified Before Un-American Investigating Committee On Russian Activity

Citizenship Bars Relaxed by House To Aid Kravehenko   May Be Granted Papers in Two Years, Judiciary Group Agrees

Citizenship Man‘s Only Hope Of Safety Ex-Russian Official Says He Is Unable To Sleep At Night

FEDERAL SCHOLARSHIP PLAN ~~ TO BE RECOMMENDED SOON   PLAN WOULD GIVE ALL HIGH “SCHOOL STUDENTS CHANCE FOR COLLEGE

PRICES SOAR IN VAST INTERNATIONAL ‘GRAY MARKET’  NEWSPRINT TOPS $200 A TON

Publishers Pay At Sky-High Prices !0 Pad Dangerously Low Supplies

LETTER TEXTS MADE PUBLIC IN WASHINGTON   Hungarian Premier Extends Offer  To Moscow

Denies Hungarian ( hare of Secret Acreement On Aid   Bases Charge On  Letter From

WRITER PLANS COURT APPEAL ~ FROM RULING   LAWSON REFUSES TO TELL . CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE IF HE 18 COMMUNIST

HOUSE AND ‘SENATE LEADERS  OF THE GOP HOLDING: ‘Con. S FERENCE. THIS AFTER.  oh Moor

COUNTING NOSES ON NEW TAX CUT   Senate GOP Leaders Swing For Decision To Push Bill This Month

‘Tax Cut Bill Planned Before Solons Adjourn   House and Senate Leaders Count Votes to Override Possible Veto

GOP LEADERS PUSH TAX BILL   Try to Swing Decision Before Congress Adjourns This Month — —WIiIL Attempt to Pass BLL Ove! President's Veto.

GOP Chiefs Study New Tax Measure   Parley Slated on Move To Renew Reduction Bill

WEATHER   Happenings   Taft, Vandenberg Are Cool Toward New Tax Cut Effort

Final Tribute Paid To Gardner   Last Rites Held Today At 2:30; Notable Figures Attend

FINAL TRIBUTE TO MAX GARDNER   saddened Townspeople And Visiting Celebrities See Outstanding North Carolinian Laid To Rest.

Babies Killed In Hospital Nursery   Infant Girls Battered To Death For No Ap narent Rearcan.

Two Infants Battered to Death In Nursery of Ohio City's Hospital

Two Babies In Hospital Ward Found Battered   Massillion, Ohio, Authorities Seek Slayer Who Used Blunt Force in Attacks.

Unidentified Fiend Kills Two Infants   Babes Battered te Death By Assailant Who Enters Nursery of Massillon City Hespital

Assailant Is Unidentified ....    2 Babes In Nursery    Battered To Death

9 Babies Battered to Death   Mative Unknown in Brutal Killing in Ohio Hospital

Assailant Kiils Two Infants In Hospital   Battered To Death In Nursery At Massillon, Ohio

Fiend Visits Nursery In Massillon, 0.   Police Attempt To Contact All Visitors

Babies Batterec To Deaths in Ohio Hospital   Unidentified Assailant Kills Two Infant Girl: In Pediatrics Nursery of Massillon Hospital; Police Are Pushing Investigation

Unidentified Assailant Hurls Babies to Floor   Motive for Attack Baffles Massillon Police Authorities

BODIES FOU ON FLOOR BY NIGHT NURSE   “Motive Obscure As Police  Begin Search For Unknown Assailant

SLAYER LEAVES BABIES DEAD IN HOSPITAL CRIBS   Attendants Find Two Infants Lifeless; Police Check On Visitors’ List

—ATTACK — Ohio Crime Mystery To Police   BODIES FOUND IN NURSERY

Two Baby Girls Are Found Slain   infants Battered To Death in Hospital

Two Infant Girls Beaten To Death By Unknown Assailant In Hospital

Babies Killed In Nursery Of Ohio Hospital]   Two Infants Battered To Death In Massilon By Unknown Assailant; Found By Nurse

SEEK SLAYER OF 7 INFANT GIRLS   BABIES BLUDGEONED IN NURSERY ROOM OF MASSILLON HOSPITAL

2 Babes Slain In Hospital   Motive for Slaying in Massillon Hospital Ils Unknown

Bodies Found  Battered  In Nursery   Police Launch Huat for Killer; Motive Sought

Two Baby Girls Slain >   Infants in Hospital In Ohio Are Victims Of Unknown Assailant

The Employment Office Move:   State Department Has At. tractive Quarters in Markham Bldg.

Chinese Policy To Be Reviewed  Wedemeyer to Direc’ ‘act-Finding, Survey..

“Wedemeyer Will Head Fact‘Finding Survey in Far East To Review US Policy in China, Korea

U.S. Policy In China To Be Reviewed   Fact-Finding Survey Planned

U. S. Scans Policy in China, Korea; -Wedemever Heads Tour of Experts

Chinese Probe To Be Started By Wedemeyer   Traman Names General Te Direct Review Of U. 5. Policy In Strife-ridden Nation

Europeans Study Marshall's Plan  Foreign Ministers Begin Paris Talks

LONG UPSURGE HALTED IN APRIL  Business Recession Will Not  Mean Lower Prices At Start

Says Business Slump Won't Mean Low Prices at Outset Profits Will Feel the Pinch First —

RUSSIA TO AID CHINESE REDS   Training and Equipment To Be Given For War

MOTHER APPEALS RULING HER SON DIED IN ACTION   Claims Army Records Err i Jdentification of Body.

Insists Soldier Buried Not ‘Son: Believes Him Alive   Mother Plans Appeal to Secretary of War On Ruling Her Son Killed

‘MOTHER HOLDS BELIEF SON STILL ALIVE.IN SPITE OF ARMY DEATH NOTICE. PLANS HIGHEST APPEAL

OPERATORS OF PINION STRIKE ‘CAN BE CURBED   Soft Coal Cwners Hopeful That « Strike Can Be Averted By Next Tuesday   ‘ja@E HIKE DEMANDS EXPECTED TO BE ME

UMW Chief, Operators in  New Accord   Tentative Agreement tc Avert Strike Reached; Wage Increase Slated For Northern Unions

EXTRA!   Negotiators In Agreement  With Lewis   Operaters Of Commercial And Steel Companies’ "Captive" Mines Obtain A Tentative Agreement

Texan fo Preside At World Congress Of Jaycee Clubs  Cowboy Parade Tops  hd wcdocvsle DCactivebting

French Offer Federal Plan For Germany   Paris Willing to See Ancient Foe Economic And Political Whole

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS  te AAR an a eR ne  nH gant i £ Fe. in : f nr   Reveal New French Program for Germany

“FOR GERMANY - 1$ REVEALED   PROGRAM CALLS FOR CEN. TRAL - GOVERNMENT. BUT  ___WITH_ GERMAN STATES __ SAVING MUCH       “ POWER

Flying Boat Rescue Work Completed: No Lives Lost   CUTTER GETS. INEW MERCY JOB

 —RESCUE— Plane Was Forced Down  In Atlantic  Coast Guard Saves Lives In High Seas

Rescue All Aboard Ditched Flying Bout in Atlantic   Sixty-nine Taken From Amphibian--Survive Ordeal of Goale-cwant Sane

69 PERSONS ARE RESCUED AT SEA   Survived Huge Waves and Death Terror

Last Passengers Of Flying Boat Rode lite Roft To Safety As Dawn Broke

Coast Guard Rescues 69 Aboard Plane   Coast Guard Ship Reports All Aboard Flying Boat Safe

69 Saved From Atlantic Plane  All Rescued After Craft Is Forced Down During Ocean Storm   Picture on Page 17

Flying Boat Passengers   All Safe.   Rescue of 69 Aboard. . Plane Forced Down. ir Atlantic Storm Completed This Morning

Coast Guard Saves All 69 Persons On Crippled Airplane   Completes Heroic Rescue  At Dawn In Mid-Atlantic

Plane Ditched In Atlantic When  Fuel Ran Low   Men, Women and Children Safe Aboard Coast Guard Cutter; To Destroy Flying Craft

Coast Guard Completes Sea Rescue   All 69 Persons Aboarc Downed Airplane Are Safe on Cutter

All Passengers Of Flying Boat Aboard Cutter  Rescued Uninjured Except For Shock and Exposure

Heroism of Cutter Crew Is Praised   Huge Airliner to Be Destroyed by Coast Guardsmen

Cutter Crew Rescues 69 On Hizh Seas   Daring Operation Carried On in Mid-Adiantic, Is Completed With Trip of 18 Aboard Life Raft

69 Rescued From High Seas When Huge Flying Boat Is Forced To Land

62 Passengers, Seven Crewmen Leave Big Plane   Seventeen Men, One Wom an Forced To Stay On Dis abled Craft Overnight A: Darkness Halis Reseue

Steelworkers Get Extension  Of Contracts  Action Will Provide  A Bet nant That Om      Action Will Provide Additional Time to Reach New Agreemen’

GIO UNION, BIG STREL HERTS APRIL 30   Present Pact Is to Continve—Agreement  To Be Worked Out

Union Accepts Proposal Made By Corporation   Murray - Says: Move : Will Provide for Complete Discussions

Extension of Contracts To —Npril 30 Forestalls threat — “Of Renewal of 1945 Strike

April 30 New Date .Kor Termination of Present Contracts; Strike a Year Ago Lasted One Month.  ~ tae

OLD CONTRACT IS HELD OVER TO APRIL 30   .  MORE TIME NEEDED    i  FOR WORKING OUT 1947 PAY PACT

BIG STEEL’S WAGE ~ PACTS EXTENDEI   APRIL 30 NEW EXPIRATION DATE—GIVES MORE TIME FOR NEGOTIATIONS.

U. S. Steel, CIO Extend All Contracts   Settlement Allows Until April 30

STEELWORK ERS AND U.S. STEEL ARE NEGOTIATING   Both Sides Agree To Continue Present Contracts Until April 30

(10 And Steel Contracts Run To April 30th   Additional Tin Time Given To Work Out 1947  Aqreements

Steel Union Will Work Under Present Wage Contract Until April 30 While ‘Terms Of 1947 Aareement Discussed

Action Ends All Threats Of Walkout:   Management, Union Agree On Lengthier Study Of Contract

U. 5. Steel and CIO Agree to Extension of Present Contracts Removing Strike Threat Feb. 15

Continue On Old Terms. To April 30 As Talks On New Pact Are Carried On

Steel Wages Are Extended For 75 Days   ClO and Corporation In Move to Gain Time For Pact Negotiations

‘46 Contracts Stay In Force Until April 30   Management Proposal Accepted By Cl0-USW

Decision Will Give Additional Time to Reach 1947 Accord   Extension Follows Presentation by Lnion Of 15-Point Program to Steel Representatives— Portal Pay Suit Uncertainties Recognized

ACTION TAKEN TO GAIN TIME ON NEW PACT   Continued Operations In Steel Assured Bv Acreement

Elevator Man Facing Charge   Alleged To Have Lost $250,000 In Stock Transactions.

STATE FINANCE REPORT READY   Special Budget Committes To Make First Report To Governor Today

FREE FASHION REVUE TO BE OFFERED HERE   Two Performances Are Planned at School Auditorium   GET TICKETS TODAY

Propose Codification Of Public Assistance Laws Into Single Statute

Georgia Dispute Stalls Revenue, Highway Offices   Bonding Officials Said Impossible Until Settlement

Fovernors War Ties Up  Georgia Fund   Legal Obstacles Raised In Recognition Of Talmadge’s Appointees

Fuss Ties Up All Georgia Tax Money  Governors’ Dispute Ties Up Highway Department

Georgia Revenue Collection Tied Up By Dispute  Rival Appointees Hold Up State Activitiee

Governor feud Ties up Taxes AndHiwayDep!   Thomoson Says Bank Acknowledges Him As Governor of Georgia

All Georgia Revenue, Road Work Tied Up   Rivals Appointing Officials; Thompson Commissioner Bond Approved

Georgia Dispute Ties Up — State Highway Department As Thompson Cashes Check

Georgia Revenue Collections Tied Up During Dispute  Treasurer Doesn't Know Which State Acministration Leaqa

Dispute Ties _UpGeorgia’s State Fund:   Treasurer Reveals Revenue Collections and Highway De. partment Are Stymied by Battle: Diver Cinwornncekia

Dispute Ties Up Georgia s Funds  Treasures Files "  tarmine Anna: IA Tao

All Georgia Revenue Collections Tied Up   Operation of Highway Department fs Also Affected jn Sanabhle

GOVERNORS FIGHT OVER STATE CASH; ONE CHECK CASHED   Thompson Claims Edge After He Cashes Check; Talmadge to Meet Payroll

Georgia Bank Honors Check M.E. Thompson   Talmadge pralnes Com ment On Fact; Says He “Expects” to Get Control Of Funds

Georgia Revenue Collection Tied Up By Dispute  Hold Up State Activities

Georgia’s Tax r Revenue, Road  Work Tied Up   Treasurer Can't Recognize Appointments Because of Bond Trouble

JISPUTE IN SEORGIA TIES IP DEVENUE   Collections Halted, Highway Department Operation in Tanple

Sensationalism Enters Inquiry   Committee Promises Surprising Story On Atomic Secrets

WITNESS READY WITH EVIDENCE ON THEFT PLAN   House Probers Promise lo “Blow Lid” Off Inquiry Inte Movie Communists By Producing Mystery Witness.

BOMB SPYING MAY BE BARED IN RED PROBE   House Committee Promises Sensational Testimony With Surprise Witness

A-Bomb Plot Tale Awaited At Film Quiz   ’ Committee Pledges Sensational Story By Mystery Witness

THREAT REPORTED ON LIFE OF BEVIN   Scotland Yard Officials Declare British Foreign Secretary “Te Protected.”

THREAT 10 BEVIN ALARMS BRITAIN   Scotiand Yard Says ‘He : Protected’ but Admits Danoer Exists

Navy’s “Loon” Hailed as Greatest Guided Missile in War’s History

BOSTON ACCORDS WELCOME TO SURVIVORS OF WRECKED PLANE AS RESCUE SHIP REACHES PORT

69 Survivors Of “Ditched” Plane Landed  Passengers Praise Saviors, Ask Probe

March Down Gangplank To Meet Enthusiastic Welcome From Officials   Passengers Demand Investigation Of Plane’s Forced Landing In Sea

Rescue That Will Live Long In Sea History Is Ended   Coast Guard Cutter Bibb Lands 69 Survivors Of ‘Ditched’ Trans-Atlantic Airliner And Receives Heroes’ Welcome In Boston

rassengers DemandProbe Of ‘Ditching’  RD .o8nw Cwervarelo {Lananw A meee rare de   Boston Crowds Cheer Arrival:  Pilot, Crew Of Bibb Praised

OVERCROWDING OF AIRPLANE IS PROTESTED   High Praise Is Given Coast Guard for Valor of Rescuers

Heroes’ Welcome For Bibb’s Crew   Cheering Crowds Greet Return With 69 Plane Survivors: Probe Is Urved

Survivors of Plane Downed at Sea Blast: Airline on Avrival in Boston

Says Relations Between Russia And U. S. Improve  Answers 12 Questions   Answers 12 Question: In Interview With Elhott Roosevelt

JOSEF STALIN SEES NO REAL WAR DANGERS   ROOSEVELT REPORTS ON INTERVIEW IN KREMLIN

Stalin Interview Is Made Public  Says Relations With U. S. Have Improved

Russian-U.S. Relations Have Greatly Improved, Elliott Roosevelt Told

Relations Between Soviet And U.S. Have Improved, Roosevelt Told By Stalin

NEW WAR DANGER UNREAL--STALIN   Red Chief Answers Queries . By Young Roosevelt

In Recent Interview  Stalin Says ‘Danger of a New War Is Not Real,’ Reports Elliott Roosevelt

STALIN FORESEES NO THREAT OF WAR   Elliott Roosevelt Tells of Interview Today in Dispatch.

Red Leader Okays Arms Control Plan Denies Peace Is        (Red Leader Okavs Arms Control Plan   Peace Is

Stalin Says There Is No War Threat   Elliott. Roosevelt Reports Interview With Rus: sian Dictator

Nazi Germany's Pre-War, Wartime Foreign Policy Disclosed in File

Secret Nazi Files Saved   Allies Find Foreign. ‘Policy Reports Nearly Complete; Make Plans To Pahlish Records

Allies Agree to Join In Publishing Record Of Nazi Germany’s PreWar and Wartime Policy

Complete SecretNazi FilesFound   Plan for Hidden Peace With Russia Among Hitler Tricks Disclosed

Germans’ Secret Files : Will Be Made Public   Anglo-U. $. Editors Busy  Far Months on Foreign CVE en 1

Nazi Secret Files Almosi Complete  Seized Files Of Foreign Office Include Hitler, Ribbentran Talke

France Agrees to Join U. 3.,and Britain in Fublishing Nazi Policy Record

RELIEF TROOPS NEAR EMBATTLED KONITSA   Rescuers Of Besieged City Battle Guerrillas

Greek Troops Within Sight of Besieged City   Rebels Launch Desperate Attack; Blasted By Artillery Fire at Konitsa

Greeks Drive To Aid Small Konitsa Army   Relief Forces Ram to Within Sight, Of Beleaguered fity As Rebal Attack  OR   Defenders Given   Military. Awards   Rebel Losses Said to Be 300 "Dead, 600 Wounded, 100 Captured In SixDav Battle

Greek Army Forces Near Konitsa  Believe Danger To City Past—   Believe Danger  To City Past—  Put Rebel Dead Toll at 300

Relief Forces Are Within Sight Of Besieged City  New Assistance Gives Hope That Greeks Can Banish Guerrillas

GREEK FORCES WITHIN SIGHT OF KONITSA   Relief Army Nearing Juncture With Garrison   Last Desperate Assault As Government Troops Pour In Artillery Fire

Greek Forces Within Sight Of Konitsa  Rebels Encircling City Begin eiial  wT,

Greek Regulars Within Siht Of Embattled City   Garrison Able To Withstand Attacks Of  Guerrillas.

Greek Army In Sight Of Konitsa   Thousand-Man Garrison Holding Out Since Christma:

GREEKS DRIVE TO LIFT SIEGE   RESCUE COLUMN IS WITHIN A MILE OF EMBATTLED KONITSA

JOHNSON CLAIMS AID BILL EQUALS WAR WITH REDS   Sen. Williams Says Bill Points Toward Financial Chaos -

Three Carloads Aluminum Wire Get Here For R. E. A.   rough On Hand To «Complete: Jobs-~ cg ’ Ordered. -.

Three Carloads Aluminum Wire Get Here For R. E. A.   Enough On Hand To Complete Jobs-~. Ordered

REA Received’  Three Car Loads  Aluminum Wire Now Has Enough  To Build All Lines Applied For

Gov. Goodland Of Wisconsin Heart Victim   State Executive Dies in Bed After Retiring

DIES IN HéS BED   Goodland. Wisconsin Governor, Was Oldest State Executive

Heart Attack Is Fatal To Oldest State Executive   ‘Tough Old Codger’ Found Dead in Bed; Oath To Rennebohm

GOVERNOR OF WISCONSIN DIES   Heart Attack Proves Fatal to Samuel! Goodland

Nation’s Oldest Chief  Executive Passes at 84   ‘Tough Old Codger’ Appeared Yesterday To Be in Good Health

Heart Attack Fatal To Chief Executive   Funeral Services Saturday At Capital: Burial To Be In Racine

Governor Dies An Wisconsin   Walter Samuel Goodland Was One of Nation’s Oldest Chief Executives

GOV. GOODLAND DIED. SUDDENLY   WISCONSIN -CHIEF EXECUTIVE VICTIM OF HEART ATTACK -AT AGE OF 84

GOV. GOODLAND, 84, STRICKEN IN BED DURING 3RD TERM   LT. GOV, HENNERYONY Witt sueRreen HIM IN STATE’S TOP POST

WISCONSIN'S GOVERNOR DIES   Was Oldest State Chie  Executive in Nation

WISCONSIN COV. GOODLAND DIES   Republican, Called ‘Tough Old Codger’ Victim of Heart Attack at 84

Rennebohm Wisconsin’s  New Chief   Oldest Governor Dies in Bed After Davy at Office

GOV. GOODLAND OF WISCONSIN IS DEAD AT $4  Heart Attack Kills Clniuanmteeta ALI

Heart Attack Is Fatal to Oldest Chief Executive   Stricken Following Active Day in His Office .

Wisconsin Governor ‘ls Dead af 84   Goodland Beat Down Own Party Regulars Twice, Was In Third Term

Chief Executive’ Of State Victim Of Heart Attack   Wisconsin’s 84-Year-Old Governor Stricken At Executive Mansion In Madison “While Preparing To Retire—Lientenant Governor: Oscar Rennebohm Takes Over Duties

GOV. GOODLAND TAKEN BY DEATH   _WISCONSIN'S “TOUGH OLO CODGER” LIKED FOR HIS INDEPENDENCE

China Facing Bleak Winter   Civil War And Shaky Economy Seen Aa Great Threats.

CHINA STARTS - BLEAK WINTER   Threatens To Be Nation’s Period Of Greatest Suffering

BLEA DUE FOR CHINA   War Still Rages, Economi Situation Grows Worse’

Two Jeep Flyers in Arabia, Half of World Tour Ended   They're 35 Days Out of _ New Jersey On Globe Encircling Trip

FINAL DRAFT OF LABOR BILL DUE LATEWEDNESD A}   Senate Conferees Resist Further House Adiustments

Senate Conferees To Resist Further Yield To House Restrictions   Work On Final Draft Of Measure Expected Taft Outlines Senators’ Stand As Conferees To Be Reached Tomorrow Night.

Headquarters Personnet To Go First   Leathernecks Will Be Last to Depart From China

a auenenenenenn en neeRmR aaa, THREE TEEN AGERS KILLED IN CRASH NEAR CABMI

@ PAUL MALLON—   No Runs, No Hits, Many Errors on Congress’ Scoreboard

m.,- Dain Matton * :   SMALL ACCOMPLISHMENTS WORRY GOP LEFADFEFRS

Iain dle      é wii! Cc ; (Manet to Se 5 =  Th ow taco & Pr’   Gor SCOREBOARD enowe NO RUNS

Hughes’ Contracts Again Under Probe   Investigation Renewed After Summer Lulf

FORCES OCCUPY KEY CENTERS IN OPEN WARFARE   Picture Remains Confused  After Closing Down Of  Chief News Offices

Republican Airports Bombed   Heavy Fighting Under Way Near Batavia

DUTGH FORCES MAKE ATTACKS ON INDONESIA   ong-Standing Differences Between The Netherlands And Indonesian Republic Blaze Into Warfare: Attacks By Land And Air.

Dutch Reported Attacking in Air, Ground Routes   Indonesians Rally To Defense of New Republic

Truman Nominates Illinois GOP Representative to Claims Court  . 7

INDICT DANCER IN DEATH CASE   Homicide Charge Returnec Against Schmidt Girl In Yacht Slaying

°3 Wheat Bows To Fears of New Inflation Fight   Other Commodities Also Off; Wholesale Index Follows Decline

3 Dollar Wheat Becomes History  Grains Tumble Seconc Consecutive Day

Wheat and All Major Commodities Slump as Reaction to Govt. Program

CORN GROP IN U. S. STILL IN DANGER   Three More Weeks Needed, Weather Bureau Says Today.

Fritz Is Cleared When Judge Rules Non-Suit In Case   School Principal Is Elated; Exclaims “Wonderful Present’

REELECTION OF TRUMAN ASKED   Attorney-General Urges Democrats At Florida Dinner Meeting To Work For Reelection Of President In 1948.

TRAINING OF 850,000 TEEN-AGERS ANNUALLY CEEN LINDER LINIVERSAL PLAN: LAW UNLIKELY

Solons Pass $55 Per Capita Proposal For Schools  Senate Okays School Aid Plar To Boost Texas Teachers Pav.

Coal Ships Join Britain’s Fight   Vessels Loaded With 70,000 Tons Of Fuel Leave Ports In Face Of Howling Blizzard

REOS CHARGE COLONY’ PLOT. ~ BY MARSHATI    Moscow PUTS OUT FIRST PHOPAGANDA -BLAST .ON BREAKUP OF PARLEY

News Behind The News  Copyright Me(lure Newspaper Sondivate   NATIONAL Ey Ray Tucker   = Caltiforni San Francisco ‘ifort

Truman Aides Get The Works From Neptune   President Let Off Easy As Ship Crosses Equotor

KING NEPTUNE LETS TRUMANS GET OFF EASY   President’s Aides Get The Works Crossing Equator At Sea

TrumanBegs  Off Hazing   But Aides Get = The Works As They Cross The Equator.

Truman Chucklesas His Aides Get ‘The Works’in Hazing Rites at Equator

 HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  \Our ‘Philosopher’ Digs Into Ways, Customs Of Seminoles

_ From Vacation To Hospital    “Woman Hears On Car Radic That Rabid Cat Bit Her

Out Of Danger:Woman, Bitten By Rabid Cat, Receives Warning By Radic

RABIES SUSPECT FOUND, TREATED   Husband’s Auto Radio Gives Couple First Word, Drove , At Once To Hospital

gmmunist Case » Supply First ahor Bill Test   : Communist Control Of Tobacco Union I. Point Involved

Winston-Salem Probe Planned .... N. C. To Provide  Communistic Tesi

May Test New Labor Law   Report Communist Infiltration Into  North Carolina

Women Get Terms      ‘Common Scolds’ Mteceive Jail Sentences in *Pitrsburgh Court ¢

Strike Threat By Nurses at Ames Hospital   Say They’ll Walk Out Mcn. day Unjess Their Demands Are Met

Drowned Man's Body Recovered   Body of Man Sought in Slayings Found

ge oe ae a re ee en ae  APPEAL MADE IN PORTAL ACTION   ‘Mt. Clemens Workers Seek To Reverse U. S. Ruling

Appeal Adverse Portal Decision   Pottery Workers in Michigan Take Step Toward Tribunal

Appeal Portal Case Decision   Mount Clemens Pottery Co. Workers Appeal To Circuit Court

PORTAL APPEAL FILED IN FAMED CLEMENS CASE   Pottery Men Launch Battle That May End In U. S. Supreme Court

Portal Pay Case Starts Trip  To Supreme Court  Cirevit Tribunal Will Rule Next.on Mt. Clemens Action

Employes Ask Portal Appeal.   Decision Will Be Review: ed By Circuit Court OF Appeals.

Appealed Portal to Portal Pay Case   Employes of Mt. Clemens Pottery Company Has Filed Suit.

Pottery Firm Workers File Portal Appeal   Renew Objections to In. tervention in Case B; Attorney-General

WORKERS 10 APPEAL POTTERY PORTAL VERDICT   Employes’ Attorney Files in Circuit Court at Cincinnati

PORTAL TO PORTAL PAY SUIT APPEAL MADE BY WORKERS   First Step Taken ts Get Case Back to United States  Supreme Court

Pottery Firm Employes Apgeal Portal Decision   Move Is First Step in Appesl to Supreme Court. Hope for Final Test

Historic Portal Pay Suit fo Be Carried Higher   Workers Appeal to Circuit Court for  Review of Decision

IN, MAASON CITY   MT. CLEMENS CASE APPEALED   Pottery Workers Go to Circuit Court

Portal Pay Decision ls Appealed   Pottery Company Employees File In Circuit Court

NOTICE FILED BY ATTORNEY FOR ClO UNION   Ruling Against Back Wage Suits Headed  For Review

PORTAL APPEAL IS FILED IN OHIO   Mt. Clemens Workers Begin Case to Supreme Court With Action Today

Declares Europe Near Breakdown  Farm Bureau Head Sees Grave Danger

Would Give 121/2 Million Royalties   School Trust Fund Will Increase As More Ore Ie Found

Clean-up Week  Monday, February 17 to Friday, February 21: Tere CTPAWN Trp

Clean-up Week Monday, February 17 to Friday, February 21:  Trea CT FAW TTD

CAIRO POLICE, RIOTERS CLASH   Demonstrators Denounce  UL. N. Council

Temperatures   Foes of Greek-Turkish Aid Plan ‘Continue Battle, but Admit Passage Is Assured   Gives Turkey Military Alliance With U. S., Johnson Says; Williams Claims Renewed Help to Russia Inconsistent

Opponents Start Last-Hour Futile Attack On Plan  A. Pe... *88. @g gg   Program Blasted As Possible Start Of Another War

Senate Set to Approve Aid to Greece, Turkey   Opponents Launch Admittedly Futile LastHour Attack on Truman’s Program; Adoption Assured in Vote Scheduled far 3 P.M.

Senate to Vote on Relief Bill   Johnson Says U. S. Willing to Risk War to Bar Russia From Dardanelles

A GLOVES-OFF INVESTIGATION IS- DEMANDED   Of the Commercial Airline Crashes During the Last Week.   HOUSE EXPECTED TO ACT   Rep. E. T. ‘Miller Said the LaGuardia Field Mishap Was “Inexcusable”,

Polish Peasant Leader Alleges  Terrorism  Pre-election Violence Grows—Poll Set

COURT DEFERENCE To INDUSTRY MUST BE PART OF ‘RULES   High Court. Holds Customs anc Contracts of Industry Need.  Consideration

Rule Trainees on Certain Jobs Not  Under Wage Laws  High Court Says Proviso Would Be  lahar Straitincloat

‘Humbargers Go to Jail In Default of Bond on Charges of Kidnaping

Ten Are Injured In Bermuda Storm   Emergency Crews Work In Bermuda To Restore Lights And Telephenes ~

High Russian Sees Slight War Dancer.   'Pedce Secure For Long Time’

Defenses Rests in Case Of Handyman Accused Or Murdering Girl. 16

NEVADA WOMAN “AND 5 CHILDREN ~ PERISH IN FIRE   Flames Block Escape From Room Where They Were - Sleeping After Kero  HUSBAND AND FATHER CRITICALLY INJURED

MISSOURI FIRE, BLAST KILL 6   Mother and Five Children Dic At Nevada — Husband Is Critically Burned

Mother, Five Children Die In Home Fire   Father and Husband  Is Gravely Burned When He Used Kerosene To Start a Fire

GRANT FOR RESEARCH   Received by Jochim for Work In Human Circulatory System

‘HOUSE DAMAGE   5 British Towns Send Fire Companies, Put Blaze Out In Two Hours

AUSTRALIA IS LONE HOLDOUT OVER TRIESTE   Country’s Delegate Says No Charter Right for UN Administration

Australia Only Hold-Out Against Trieste Decision   Security Council Due To Meet Today to Accept Responsibility for Port

Australia Alone Opposes Control Plan for Trieste   UN Council Opens Debate on Arms Reductions Proposals

Australia Is Sole Trieste Holdout   Powers Ready to Accept Responsibility for Port as First Peace Maintenance Project; Russia and U. S. at Odds on Arms Proposal

U.N. Council Set to Begin Trieste Rule.   , Operation Under Governor Planned Despite Protests

Australia Hoid-Out on  Trieste Plan   Big Powers in Agreement For Administration of Port; Long Debate on Disarmament Starts

AUSTRALIA NOT IN ACCORD ON GIVING TRIESTE NEW RULE      Only Hold-out Against Decisioi  ~ to Place Seoliar ‘Under   U.N. Governor

U.N. Council Is Set To Accept Trieste Control   Australia Only Holdout Against Foreign Ministers’ Decision.

Australia Only Dissenting Voice: To Security Council Trieste Rule

Only Aussies  Opposed to  Trieste Plan   Russia Asks Special Privileges for Arctic Archipelago

Spiritual Care For Veterans College   U. N. Council To Direct Government Of Trieste

AUSTRALIA ONLY TRIESTE HOLDOUT   Big Powers Abandon Hope For Unanimity On Decision

@ PAUL MALLON—  Finds Nothing Wrong With U.S. That Little Work Won’t Cure

Kills Two On Greenwich Village Stoop   Shooting Declared Complete Mystery

SEEK MOTIVE FOR TWO MURDERS BY CASUAL GUNMAN   STROLLS AWAY AFTER SHOOTING UP GROUP ON APARTMENT STEPS

2 DEAD, 2 INJURED  Tall Man Nears Crowd, Shoots ‘Without Reason’

OPEN MANHOLE CLAIMS CHILD   Walking with Father, Aunt, Child, 5, Swept To Death At Seattle

5-Year-Old Girl Drops Into Open Sewer Hole And Swiftly Disappears

HAS BIG MARGIN On FOES   Lumpkin Top Mar For Lt.-Gov., But Lacks a Majority

LEROI BECK. JR. DIES   festracter af K.U. Was Former Wember of Health Department

“RED” PREMIER 1S CHOSEN ILLEGALLY   Hungary Vice President Of C. F. Party Shouts  In Parliament Session

State Board Okehs School Funds Outlay   Gov. Folsom Insists Schedule Be Revised Upward If Possible

Phone Seizure  Is Under Study   President Orders Tha His Powers Be Investigated

PHONE UNION WOULD “OBEY” ANY LEGAL SEIZURE, BUT KNOW OF NO ILAW TO PERMIT U.S. STRIKE BAN

ECONOMY IS WATCHWORD OF REPUBLICANS   Sly Amendment Will Give GOP Head Start In Cutting Budget

Democrats Napping Economy Bill Passec      President's Surplus Funds Are Reduced By $641,832 000

‘SLEEPER’ PLAY BY GOP OKAYS ECONOMY MOVE   Deficiency Bill Passed, Puts Republicans Ahead 641 Million on Pledges

Deficiency Bill Approved By Senate, House   Rider Transfers CCC Loss To Proper Year

COUP OF GOP BOOSTS DRIVE FOR ECONOMY   DEMOCRATS CAUGHT NAPPING; TRUMAN SURPLUS CUT

Economy Drive Of Republicans  Gains Ground $64 1.832.000 Saving  ee A  (eo eael   $64.1,832,000 Saving Provided for in Bill  Passed by Congress

Bookkeeping Change Gives Large Saving   Demos Caught Napping as Obscure Amendment io Bill Makes G.O.P. Drive $641.832.000 Ahead

HIGH MEAT SNUBBED BY OHIO HOUSEWIVES   Dealers Blame Government For Soaring Prices

Advancing Frices siow ogie OF oTeaKk  Shinments Abroad Blamed in Part for High Meat Cost

BUYERS SNUB SOARING MEAT PRICES IM OHIO   Housewives of State Balk as Butchers Point Accusing Finger at Uncle Sam.

10,000 Japs Pray for Peace at Hiroshima, Two Years After First Atomic Bomb Killed 100,000 There

GARSSON HITS MANPOWER CUT BY WAR BOARD      8-Inch Shell Display Draws Censure  Of Court

MEYER TESTIFIES  ABQUT. WEEKEND “DINNER PARTIES   ‘lenate Investigators Say $:5,083.79 Spent On Couple From 1943 Throvah 1945

Hughes’ Publicity Man Tells ot Entertainment Given Elliott Roosevelt

Meyer Tells Of Expenses During War   Reveal Lavish Party Day Roosevelt Urged Plane Contract

WINED - DINED SAME DAY AT SWANKY CLUBS   Air Force Brass Fought Expenditure For 100 Photo Planes

MEYER TELLS OF PARTIES FOR ELLIOTT   Publicist Spent $5,085 Entertaining Roosevelt and Wife

Lavish Entertainment Of Elliott Changes Air  Force Officers Plans   Vouchers Of Entertainment By Hughes’ Publicity Man Make Interesting Day Before Senate War Contract Probers.

Hughes Publicity Man Entertains Roosevelt's Son   Lavish Spending in Nicht Clubs Bared In Senate Inquiry

Gives Support Pres. Truman.   Sen. Pepper Voices Approval Of Truman Second Term.

Sen. Pepper Comes Out For Truman   Floridian’s Position In Party Gives Significance  Ta Sunnort.

PEPPER “INLINE”   Florida Senator Announces He  Will Support Truman for ) ‘ President in 1948.   IMPORT IN AIS BACKING   Legislator Is Friend of Wallace and a Spokesman for Liberals in the Party.   He Has Frequently Been Critical of Administration—Applauded Labor, Tax Vetoes.

Pepper Supports Pres, H.:Truman  Romanek Reneded   Reva, Regarded ..

Pepper Wil  Back Truman For2nd Term   Florida Senator Thinks He Will Be Nominated And Then Re-Elected

Florida Senator Gives Support fo Truman Election   Says People Should Re-Elect President Without: Question

SENATOR PEPPER CAME OUT TODAY FOR MR, TRUMAN   1 Don't Think There Is Any Question About His Nomination,” Pepper Said,   AND WILL BE ELECTED   fhe Florida Democrat Is Close to the Labor Organization.

Pepper Is For Truman      _ Favors Re-Election To Presidency; No In. terest in 3rd Party -

PEPPER FAVORS REELECTION OF PRESIDENT   Florida Solon Voices Support After Chat With Truman

PEPPE TRUMAN AGAIN   Florida Senator Declares His Support for Re-election Of the President

PEPPER SAYS HST “SALT OF EARTH"   Floridian Feels Truman Re-Election Assured.

TRUMAN FOR 1948 - PEPPER   Florida Senator in Complete Support of Re-election Effort

SENATOR PEPPER BACKS TRUMAN   Sees No Possibility People Will Vote For Republicans

Pepper Support  Pres. H. Truman  Remark: ‘Regarded. “As Significant:

Pepper Gives 1948 Support To President   Frequent Administration Critic, Friend Of Labor, Makes Position Clear Today

Ends Triumphal Tour Montgomery Has Two Visits With Stalin, Leaves For Home   Rw FDNDDY GILMORE

Montgomery Ends Visit In Moscow   Meets Stalin Twice And Finds Him In Good Health

Monty Leaves Moscow After Stalin Talks   Russians Fete British General Amid Air Of All-out Friendliness

Montgomery on Way to Britain After Soviet Visit   Says Stalin Loaked Fine---Atmosphere Of Cordial Friendshir

‘MONTY’ FINDS STALIN IN EXCELLENT HEALTH   Military Collaboration Seen Discussed At Moscow

Montgomery In Two Sessions With Stalin  Discussed Military Matters In Moscow

Monty Feted By High Russians   Stalin’s Guest Finds: Russian Leader in Excellent Health;  Also “Talk Business”

MONTGOMERY ENDS MOSCOW VISIT IN EXCELLENT SPIRITS   Claims Stalin Looks Well and That Conversations Were  Big Success

British Military Head Has Talk With Soviet  Leader on Arms Issues

A Triumphal Visit Climaxed by Two Meetings With Stalin.   SAYS HE LOOKS FINE   Marshal Vasilevsky Appeared at the Airport for Farewell Talk.

Monty Pleased With Visit   Meets Stalin Twice— Says Red Chief Seemed In Excellent Health

Truman Not  Decided On Draft Action   Will Send Congress Message Soon, Army Would End System

Puzzled About the Expiring Draft Law   President Truman ls Still Working on the Problem.

President, Pope Pius Xl Correspond   Vatican Releases Letters; Pontiff Praises America For Peace Efforts

Pope Desires United Effort Toward Peace   Letters Exchanged With President Truman Praise America’s Foreign Aida

Pope, Truman Exchange Notes On World Peace   Church and U.&. Asked To Unite In Gommon Cause

Exchange Of Letters With Pope Released   Uniting Of Moral Forces tn Behalf Of Peace s Subject Of Letters Of Truman And Pius Xil

POPE AND TRUMAN EXCHANGED NOTES ON PEACE POLICY   Pontiff ad President Agre: on Need of Unity to Promote Peace

TRUMAN AND POPE EXCHANGE LETTERS   Both Pledge Supreme Effort For World Peace

Pope and Truman in Peace Talks   Exchange of Letters Released Following Taylor Conference

President, Pope Exchange Notes   Express Desire For Peace in The World

Truman, Pope Join in Effort To Win Peace   President Sees Need Of Moral Influence, Vows Co-operation

PRESIDENT, POPE EXCHANGE VIEWS   LETTERS REVEAL A COMMON DESIRE FOR UNITY MORAL FORCES

India Freedom  Plan DueToday   Leaders Set to Receive Transfer of Power

India Leaders ‘Hold Final Strategy Talks   Tension Mounting and Guns Are Precious Articles

GOP Rejects Plan To Hike  Gasoline Tax  Fails To Agree On Return To

Defeat Move to Lift Gas Tax   Fail to Agree on Amount to Go Back To Municipalities

Russ Refuse to Have Assembly Study Balkans   Gromyko Takes Slap at  U.S. on Eve of UN Qaceinn

UN General. — Assembiy Will Convene Tuesday   Delegates of 55 © Nations Face - Momentous : Problems

CRUCIAL U.N. MEETING T0 OPEN TUES.   Session Is Seen As Turning Point For World League

GeneralAssembly Of UN Prepares For Crucial Tests   Showdown Certain Between Russians And U.S. Deleaatior

DELEGATES ASSEMBLE FOR U.N. MEETING   Diplomats Feel Sese sion Is Shaping Up as Turning Point for Organization,

55 Delegates Wait Opening   U. §.-Red Differences Dominates Assembly

East-West ‘War’ To Dominate Assembly Meet   Many Diplomats Feel Turning Point In Development of UN Is at Hand

Announce Plans ForSAAF   Field to be Reactivated in March if Funds and Personnel Available

DROP (S REPORTED BY CIVIL SERVICE   Million and Half Loss in Employes Shown in Survey.

GOP DRIVE FOR TAX REDUCTION PRESSED ANEW   Treasury Secretary Snyder In vited Back To Explain More on Opposition

Passenger Rates To Gain 13.6 Pet. By Order of ICC   ' Erie Axong 60 Railroads te Bocst Coach, Pullman : Rates Soon

Mine Operators Refuse Pensions  _ Lewis Requests $100 A Month Payments —

-NORAIN IN THE WEST    Skies Are Expected te to Start Clear. ing in Eastern Kansas

NO RAIN IN THE WEST   Skies Are Expected to Start Clearing tn Eastern hansas

Stop Before It’s Too Late! More Excise Taxes Seen   Testimony by Businessmen Backfires.

Tax Protestors Should Quit; Congress Is Getting Too Many  - Ideas on How to Raise Money

COMMITS U. S. TO STRIKE BACK AT RED PROPAGANDA   SECRETARY CALLS FOR MILITARY POWER TO BACK FOREIGN POLICY

Marshall Commits U.S. To Counter - Attack On Soviet Russia’s World Propaganda

Marshall Conscription Plea Aimed at Russ Propaganda   Truman Asks. Fighi On Heart Disease

Asks Training Program to Bolster Armed Forces of Nation for Security  No Disarmament  State Department Will Start Broadcasting to Russia Feb. 17

FOR A STRONG POLICY      Secretary Marshall Favors  Powerful Military Power

Military Force [ rged to Back I oreign Poliey   New Secretary Seeks Universal Training as Peace Basis, Calls for Propaganda Answer

Marshall's Policy Statement Seen As Stand Against Red Propaganda

SEC, MARSHALL COMMITS U. S, TO COUNTERACT PROPAGANDA   Says Nation Must Blanket World With Truth To  Bring Security

Armed Power To Back U. S. Foreign Policy   ‘Until There Is Peace With Dependable Basis For Collectivé:Security’

MARSHALL ASKS POWER TO BACK FOREIGN POLICY   Presses Military Training, Promises Counterattack On Red Propaganda

F eel Marshall’s Policy Statement Guarantee Against Red Doctrines

‘Truth’ to Combat Red Propaganda   Marshall Sketches Plan of Broadcasts to Begin Feb. 17; Foreign Policy Must Be Backed Up By Military Power, State Secretary Tells Scribes

MARSHALL COMMITS: U. S. TO MEET RUSSIAN MOVES   Diplomatic Officials View Secretary Of State’s First Major Policy Statement As Guarantee Of Determined Counter-Measures Against Soviet World Propaganda And Attempts To Link Atomic Energy Control With Disarmament—Sees Need For Strong Military Policy

OWN SECURITY FIRST, STATE HEAD SAYS   Backs Universal Training Until Peace In World Is Assured

FOREIGN POLICY MUST BE BACKED RY MH ITARY POWEL   This Is Statement Made To‘day by Secretary Marshall.   UNIVERSAL TRAINING   Viewed As Guarantee of Determined CounterMeasures.

Marshall Plans To Counteract Red Propagande   Will Figh? Ailempix to Link Disarmament, Alom ELontrols. Interview Shows

Plans Counter Measures For Red Propaganda   Marshall Statement Points To Need For Strong Military Force

Marshall Is For “Truth” Drive by U.S   Commits America  To Counter-Attack On Soviet Russia’s World Pranssanda

Makes Plans To Combat Propaganda   Disagrees With Views Of Russia

Diplomats See New Move by U. S. To Counter Red Policy   Marshall Disagrees With Soviet Plans For Atomic Controi

Foreign Policy  Must Be Backed Universal Military Training to Supply Armed Forces with Manpower

Must Be Backed _ By Armed Power, Secretary Says   Hits Soviet Propoganda And At. tempts To Link Atom Control To Disarmament

Marshall Says Power Must Back U. S. Polic)   State Chief Calls for Universal Training to Supply Army Until Security Assured

SEE GUARANTEE OF FIRM STAND BY STATE DEPT,   New Secretary Of State Apparently Determined Ta Take Effective Counter - Measures Against Russian World Propaganda.

US. Poliey Opposes Red Propaganda   Guarantee of Measures to Offset Soviet Program Seen in Statement by Seeretary Marshall

Marshall Says U.S. Must Back Foreign Policy   Counter-Measures Against Russian Propaganda Slated

Secretary Urges Military Power To Back Policies   Universal Training Sought by General At Press Conference

Must Fight Red Propaganda Sent to World   Marshall Urges Training Proaram

Gen. Marshall To Continue Anti-Red Fight  First Major Policy   First Major Policy Statement Backs Fight Against Soviet Propaganda

PROPAGANDA MUST BE BALANCED-WiTH TRUTH CAMPAIGNS   Marshall's First Statement In dicates Red Propaganda to Be Overcome

Strong Defense Marshall Plea   U. S. Must Blanket World With Truth, He Declares

U. S. Must Back Policy With Power   State Department To ‘Blanket Earth’ With Truth

Secretary Of State Calls For Universal Military Training Program As Securitv Measure

To Battle Soviet  Words —   Military Power and A “Blanket of Truth” Needed For Security Marshall Declares

Secretary of State V olces Plea for U.S. Universal Training   Diplomats See American Counter-Attack on Soviet Russia’s World Propaganda

U.$. Committed To Atfack on Red Propagandé   Secretary Marshall Makes First Major Policy Statement

Marshall Clearly Shows Policy of Firm U. S. Stand   Control Atom, Give Hit Red Propaganda Military Training

‘Marshall To Be Firm With Reds   U. S. Must Stay Strong Until Peace Put On Guaranteed Basis

OUTLINES PLANS FOR POLICY ) ABROAD   Fails To Agree On Soviet Atomic Energy View   ALUITIY CMCryy Vit  MILITARY POWER      Held Essential Until There Is Peace With Dependable Basis Of Security

_—MARSHALL-U.S. To War On Russian  Propaganda  Marshall Supports Military Training

Marshall Wants Military Might Backing Policy’      “Stay Strong,” He Says; Ready To Counter-Attack Propaganda,

‘See It As Guarantee Of De  termined Counter-Meas. ures to Soviel Propuganda

Marshall Plans Steps to Counteract Soviet Propaganda   ADVOCATES REAL MILITARY POWER TO BACK UP USS. FOREIGN POLICY; UNIVERSAL TRAINING SEEN IMPERATIVE

FOREIGN STAND BY MARSHALL AIMED AT REDS   Diplomats See CounterMeasures Planned To Hit Soviet Propaganda

Marshall Statement Taken as Guarantee of Red Oppositior   Doesn’t ‘Name. Russia But Says.U. S. Must Stage  _ Propaganda Drive

GIVEN TREATMENT FOR BULLET WOUND   John Bechtel, Jr., Bermudian, Accidentally Shot Through Arm — Brought To Physician Here

Department Says Meat Prices Will Come Down Only If A Recession   Americans Smoked More, Drank Less During Past Year

GERMAN PW’S IN SOVIET ARMY IS BEVIN CHARGE   Point ‘Long Has Been Refuted  Ray Biueeliane

Military Groups In British Area Ousted, Is Claim   France Proposed That Other Nations Take Part in Discussions

HOUSE VOTES 10 OUTLAW CLOSED SHOP IN OHIO   Labor Tries to Block Passage of Union Control Measures

Ohio Labor Curbs Passed by House   Local Government Aid Program Moves Step Nearer Final Action

HOUSE: PASSED LABOR BAL IN OHIO'S SENATE   Lower Chamber 0.K."s Curb on Union Activities and Strike Ban.

BILLS TO CURE LABOR UNIONS APPROVED   Ohio House Sends Trio Of Measures To Senate

osed Shop, Add Responsibility For Unions; Local Aid Program Enacted

HOUSE 0.K.'S BAN ON CLOSED SHOP   Labor Union Responsibility Proposal Also Approved

PURPLE HEARTS. BEING PAWNEL   Most Requests Rejected, By Seattle Operators Of Pawn Shops

ON NEW TAXES   Protests Ayainst Governor’. Program Will Be Heard Wednesday, April 9

Mrs. Truman Better: After’ "Bad Night”   Aged ‘Mother of President Suffers Chill During Night But Rallies During Marn-

Student's Social Prestige Slumps  ‘BEST DRESSED MAN’ LOSES TITLE

Henderson Sees New Post War Collapse   Urges Congress. To Take Steps To Head Off Eco. nomic Bust -

Tornado Hits Pennsylvania   Path in Ohio and Penn Leaves Five Dead, Many Injured, Damage High

TORNADO HiTS OHIO, WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA   Six Killed as Storm Sweeps 75 Miles In Two States

Five Meet Death When Twister Hits Wide Region  Property Damage in Pennsylvania

Property Toll In Hundreds Of Thousands  Large Hailstones   Large Hailstones Follow Twister; 5 Dead, Hundred: Receive Iniuries

5 Dead, Scores Hurt As Twister Leaps Into. Pennsylvania   Storm Leapfrogs’ Aimlessly, Causing ri ra  Ravenna, Warren, Youngstown A Sharon. Po., Suffers Most

Youngstown Also Hit by Same Storm   100 Homes Demolished and Property. Damage Estimated High.

Five Meet Death When Twister Hits Wide Region  Property Damage in Pennsylvania Storm Runs Heavy

Twisters Cut Wide Path In Pa. And Ohio   Scores Injured And Thousands Left Homeless

TORNADO KILLS 3, INJURES SCORES   TWISTER CAUSES HEAVY PROPERTY. DAMAGE IN OHIO  aND PENNSYLVANIA

Five Known Dead, Scores Injured; Twister Causes _ Heavy Property Damage   Fight Towns in Stricken Area: 60-Mile Wind Hits Big Arsenal At Ravenna. Flattens Fairgrounds

Storm Begins near Akron, Rages 75 Miles in Sweep  To Sharon; Scores Injured

At Least Five Persons Are Killed and Scores Injured; Estimates of Pranerty Danaae Hiah

RUSH DRAFT OF COMPROMISE LABOR BILL   Conferees Hope to Complete Work Late Today 

° r Pubtic Works Program for  US. Urged   Gen. Fleming’s Estimate Places Nation’s Need At $75,000,000,000 in  Canetreuctian

  ‘Administrator Informs ‘Truman U. §. Needs ‘Big Building Program

CHIEF ADVISED PUBLIC WORKS FUNDS NEEDED   ‘FWA Head Says 75 Billions Neressary To Finance Construction Program

Fleming Says Country Needs 75 Billions for Backlog in Public Work:

Country Needs Public Works, Truman Is Told   Federal Works Administrator Says $75 Billion Is Needed for Construction.

G.-O. P, LEADERS BELIEVE CONGRESS WILL BE READY ~ TO ADJOURN BY SATURDAY

Day, Night Sessions Until End Saturday   CIO's Reuther Blasts Steel Industry; Army Reveals 800 Released For Loyalty Reasons.

Washington Column Miner Health And Welfare _  Plan To Be Made Public Soon

Court Acquits One In Fraud Trial  Freeman Dismissed; May Is Still Held

Testify Favors Sought by May   Asked About Furloughs and Deferments, Say Generals on Stand

HOUSE SPEAKER_SAYS--GOP. MAY PASS REDUCTION BILL AT SPECIAL  ’ SESSION ~

Population of U. S. Is 8 P.C. Over 40: Total Is 143,311,000   City Increases Are Shown at the Expense Of Rural-Farm Areas

PICNIC AT PARK ; THIS SATURDAY   Baseball Game To Be Played At: 2:30 P.M... Dancing In‘ The:Memorial Hall To BevipAt-9, *

AN NUAL COLORED te PICN IC AT PARK THIS SATURDAY   ‘Baseball: Game To Be Piayed “At™ 2:30 F.M... Dancing In'Thé Me-" ! -ymorial ‘Hell. To Begin At 9.      (BIRTHS.

Attorney General Criticizes Russell County Officials   Says Authorities Had Knowledge of Conditions Prior To State Raid<«

ITU President Also Would Replace Schroyer and Condemn ANPA Suit Against ITU.

AFL Resolution Urges Reeall Of Denham   Typographical Union Also Hits Sen. Ball And Publisher Group

AFL CRITICIZES NLRB COUNSEL, SENATOR BALL   May Ask Truman To Ous' Denham On Cause He  Is Preiudiced

 Senator Ball Denounced As ‘Hateful Enemy Of Org: ganized Labor’  AFL Makes Plea That President Recall NLRB Counsel Denham

URGE DENHAM BE RECALLED   Action Against Counsel Of NLRB Demanded in Move At AFL Convention

TRUMAN HITS AT FUND-WANGLERS   Cracks Down On Those Asking More Than White House Advised

‘Truman Raps Officials ‘Trying for Larger Funds  Issues Memorandum to Budget Bureau

Truman Hits af Budget Critics  Orders Subordinates   Orders Subordinates To Trim Requests

FUND - SEEKING WARNING GIVEN   Truman Advises Officials Against Asking Boosts

PRESIDENT   Directive Hits Bureau Chiefs  Efforts Halted To Wanale Funds

Senate for 4; Billion  Budget Cut   Conference Compromise With House at Five Billion Expected.

LOWER HOUSE BUDGET CUTS LOSE 51-33   Public Debt Payment Plans Debated By Senators

New Controls Counseled to Curb Scarcity   Allotments of Food and Steel for Most Vital Users Advocated

MARSHALL PLAN COSTS LISTED AS 28 BILLION   President Prepares For Special Meet Of Congress

Asks Curbs To Prevent Inflation   Tells President U.S. Can Afford Aid Europe Needs

Claim Program Can Aid Europe, Curb Inflation   Plan fo Congress Wants Scarce Goods’ Distribution Ruled

SKY WILL BE CLOUDY   Warm Weather Will Usher in April For Most of Kansas

@ “DOWN CUMBERLAND WAY" cementite  Hill Family Gets Up Early and Works Until Late

@ “DOWN CUMBERLAND WAY"  Hill Family Gets Up Barly and Works Until Late’

unit WIVES © ~~ ON" PAYROLLS   ESTIMATE THAT THERE. ARE NOW FIVE MILLION WIVES IN OUTSIDE WORK”

Smethport Boro Allocated $912.75 Of State Fund   Represents June 1 Allocation From State Moter Fund

Auburn Parker Readers May Win $1,000 Television Set   Electric Dealers Offer 119 Other Valuable Prizes in S10.000 Electric Association Contest

Services Ask Munition Aid Of Industry   Seek Nominations For Advisers— Sentists ‘Rationed’

Blind Spot Of Continent To Be Manned By Observers  Plan To Have Military Value

NORTHERN AREF TO BE WATCHED   Continent's Far North “Blind Snot” To Be Manned By U. S. And Canada With Eves On Weather And Military Strategy.

U.S. And Canada Will Wetch Blind Spot.  Far North Is To Be Guarded

WEATHER STATIONS IN FAR NORTH DUE   North American Blind Spot to Be Pierced by Joint USCanadian Operation

WEATHER WATCHERS MAN ‘BLIND SPOTS’   Two Posts To Be Establishec On North American Rim

U.S. And Canada To Keep Lookout Near North Pole   Nine ‘Weather’ Stations Will Be Jointly Manned

PLAN TO WAN AACTIC POST   Would Occupy Area Now Void t¢ Weathermen and Army Planners.

U.S.-Canada ToManPolar ‘Blind Spot’   9 New Weather Stations to Be Set Up in North

Northern Spot. Will Be Watched   “Blind Spot” On Rim Of Continent To Be Observed By U. S. and Canada

Canada and U.S. Chart Arctic Vigil   Weather Stations Wil Be Set Up on North Rim of Continent.

Weather Wafch To Be Manned In Far North   Vast Blind Spot On Continent Rim Under Surveillance

RimOfAmerican Continent To Soon Have Weathermen To Keep World Informed

U.S. and Canadian Watchers Will Man Continent's Far North "Blind Snot"

Rose Vins Auto Speed Classie: Veteran Killed   More Than 125.000 See Event: Holland (lose Behind Winner

Tragedy Rides The Bricks At Indianapolis Speedway As Veteran Driver Killed

Rose Captures Speed Classic; a Driver Kitled   Shorty Cantlon In Tragic Speedway Crash

One Dies in Race WonbyMauriRose   William (Shorty) Cantion Killed When He Avoids Wreck

Government Buying of Spuds Keeps Up the Price, But It — Doesn’t Make Farmer Happy

STARLIGHT OPERETTA   RIO RITA NOW PLAYING; THE STUDENT PRINCE OPENS MONDAY, AUGUST 11

THE TRI-COUNTY GRANGE PICNIC   Will Be Held At Genesee Next Wednesday.

Railroad Engineer Dies At Throttle Of Engine; ‘Others Bring Train In

Major Provisions of New Labor Bill Are Given Herewith in Brief Form

Royal Couple Are on Move   Back ta Londen, Soon te Scotfand ond Ask to Be Left by Themsetres.

Royal Couple Are on Move   Rack te London, Soon to. Scotiond end Ask ta Be Left by Fkemselves

THREE CHINESE PAPERS CLOSED   Shanghai Newspapers Suspended as Martial Law Coes Into Effect

Senate Set for Ballot On Jail Fee Bill Today  House Prepares to Argue Adoption Of Textbooks for State’s Schools

Beautician Shop Blast Fatal To10   Fire Chief Blames Seeping Butane Gas For Virginia Disaster

MANY DIED IN ~ GAS EXPLOSION   J . ~ AT LEAST TEN WOMEN WERE KILLED IN BEAUTY SHOP. BLAST .

PROBERS HUNT MORE VICTIMS   Butane Gas Blamed For Blast In Beauty Shop Fatai To At Leaot 10 Wonieh

Virginia Blast Kills 10 Women And Injures 40   Most Victims Students In Basement School For Beauty Operators

Ten Are Killed In Beauty Shop Blast: 40 Hurt   Disaster Occurs In Harrisonburg, Va., On Tuesday— Gas Causes Blast

Today In Coneress   House May Discard Two Restrictions Voted On Labor Uniens To Get Senate Passage; Slim Chance Seen For Minimum Pay Hike In '47

Pennsylvania National Guard  In Encampment   Over 6,000 Peacetime Soldiers Set Up Camp At Indiantown Gap Today   BRIG.-GEN. CURTIS COMMANDS CAMP   World War Two Veterans Mingle With School Boy Recruits As Camp Opens

MILLION DOLLAR FIRE LOSS WHEN HUGE HANGAR BURNEL   MAIN HANGAR AT HONOLULU AIRPORT DESTROYED— ONLY ONE PERSON INJURED

Hits Woods and Burns 2 Miles From Airport   C-47 Heard With Engine Laboring, Then It Falls, Rurns .

Lilienthal Faces Inquiry in House  Test Vote on Atomic Energy Appointment

BallotsIn  Dispute May Near 20,000   700 Irregularities  In Voting Uncovered In Maryland Senate Contest. Tenner Save

20,000 Votes In O’Conor-Markey’ Recount Reported Under Dispute   ' Senate Subcommittee Head Also Discloses That 700. “Irregularities” Have Been Uncavered Be Invacticatnre.

Asserts American Aid Would Enable Greeks To End Guerrilla War   Ry ALVIN J]. STFEINKOPF

Greeks Seelz U.S. Aid to End Sirife   Embassy Spokesmar Says Help Will Avoid Crisis

GREEKS DIVIDED ON AID FROM U.S.   Communist Party Opposes Yankees Replacing British Trooos

ASSERTS U. 8. AID NEEDED T0 GIVE GREEKS CONTROI   Spokesman for Greek Embassy at London Says Assistance Would Help Restore Order in the North.   SOUNDS WARNING OF MAJOR CRISIS   Declares Lack of Help Would Almost Immediately Precipitate Nation Into Collapse at Front.

 Order or More Bloodshed?  Greek Spokesmen Differ on What U. S. ‘Aid Will Mean to Balkan Country

CLIPPER TURNS BACK TO COAST   PAA Plane Makes 1,000-Mile Flight With Bad Engine

51 PERSONS RESCUED   Those Taken From Grounded Ship Included Lord Mountevana

ARABS REJECT UN PROPOSALS   Will Combat Both Majority And Minority Reports On Holy Land Partition

ARABS 10 BATTLE UN COMMITTEE S PALESTINE PLAN   Warn Attempt to Carry Out Partition Will Set Holy Land ‘Afire.’   STERN GANG HITS MOVE   Zionists Accept Proposal as ‘Basis for Future Negotiations.’

Would Inflame Palestine And East, Is Claim  .j Zionists Would Accept Partition

TAX HEARING IS SET TODAY   Opponents of Duff Program Will Air Views Before  Senate Committee

WEDDING GUEST LIST PREPARED   Some 2,000 Will Receive Invitations To Princess Marriage

Royal Family Finally Makes Up Mind on Who's to Receive Invitation, Who's Left Out

101 Years of Corn  Harvests In lowa   An Important New Feature of the Agricultural Exposition at the Iowa State Pair

SHOW FOUR ERAS IK ~TOWA CORN CROWINE   The “Indian Age,” “Oxen Age;” “Horse Age” and “Tractor Age” Will Be Featured In Novel Exhibit At Iowa State Fair.

To Tell Story 101 Years lowa  - Corn Harvests   Animated Display New Feature  at Iowa State Fair

SCRUBWOMAN PLEADS WITH BROKER “NOT TO LET GO”  Man Laughs In Face Of Would-Be Rescuer And Plunges From A 12th Floor Window To Death 

Less Meat on Dinner Tables Coming Year   Beef, Lamb and Pork All to Be in Short Supply

BEFORE HOUSE   Would Substitute County System for Tawnship Setup

Amendment To “Assessor Bill Voted In House   Would Make County Auditor Ex-Officio County

OWA'S COUNTY ASSESSOR BILL BEFORE HOUSE   Pass Amendment to Make County Auditor Ex-Officio Assessor

Sees Too Much Power in Defense Secretary Post   Opposition to New “Superdeluxe” Job Voiced bv Bridcesc

Army Chief Urges Armed Merger Move   Potterson Says Old Voluntery Cooperation Idea Died At Pearl Harbor

Bridges Fears National Defense Secretary Could. Embarrass Congress

Search Ends After Wild 200-Mile Pursuit  Movie Thriller Chase Nets Robber Capture

Kidnap-Robber Tracked Down  In California   Man Is Captured After Chase Rivaling Early Movie Thriller

MAN ARRESTED IN KIDNAPING   Accused Taken By Officers After Thrilling Chase On West Coast

CopsOutrace Lewis Threat Kidnaper On Brings Him Highway Minor Glory

Out-Run in Car, 2-Gun Western Cops Finally Trail Kidnaper to His Lair

Officers Capture Kidnap Suspect Following "Movie Thriller” Chase

STARTS SECOND SEMESTER   Mrs. Kellogg D. MeCelland : Member of Illinois staff

STARTS   ‘Mra, Kellogg 1D. MeCelland Is  Member of Illinois staff

HUGHES PLANE DEAL TRACED TQ ROOSEVELT   CONTRACT ORDERED RENEWED ON BIG FLYING BOAT

JESSE H. JONES SAYS FDR DID “OVERRIDE”   Chief Executive Had Heavy Part in 0.K.  Of Orders for Hughes

THUGHES PROJECT (;WAS SUPPORTED DBY ROOSEVELT   CHILD IS KURTA BY FARM TRUCK;'¥ NEGROIS HELD B   Late President Overrode Cancellation Of $20,000,000 Contract   CALIFORNIAN TOLD TO APPEAR FRIDAY

ORDER GIVEN FOR RENEWAL QF CONTRACT   Probers Also Hear Of Kaiser Proposal To Form Combine

JONES ASSERTS FDR SALVAGED PLANE PROJECT   , Former RFC Chief Says Hughes Cancellation Halted In 1944

Jesse Jones Asserts FDR Overrode Cancellation Of Big Flying Boat Project Assigned Howard Hughes

Committee Hears Testimony Late President Overrode Cancellation of Contract

Former RFC Head Claims _President Overrode Plans  Ta Cancel PlaneContract

JONES CLAIMS FDR RENEWED CONTRACI   Teatifion Late Prenideat Qverrede Ths GCanceliatics Fiying Beat Project As

Work Ordered To Go Forward,  Jones Testifies   Texan Says President Decided ‘Experience’  Would Be Worth Cost

IDR Overrode Cancellation Of Flying boat Contract  lol lughe 's, Jones Testifies

Jones Says Contract  Was Canceled   Original Order Was Signed by WPB Directive

Senators Told Kaiser Wanted Big Contracts      Hughes Expected To Tes. tify Before Committee Today

Jones Declares F.D.R.  Overrode Cancellation Of Flying Boat Project

Bill Meyer to Manage Pirates   Hank Greenberg Giver Unconditional Release  At Own Request

Dunn Gets Dunn’s Coin   Mystery of $50 Checks Solved; U. S, Wants

MEATLESS DAYS ‘URGED 70 COMBAT SOARING PRICES   Proposal Made in New York Chicago and Washington as Corn, Wheat and Oats Decline.   DROP LAID TO PLEA FOR HIGHER MARGINS   Several Cities Report New   Hikes in Cost of Milk and   Eggs-Gasoline Prices Cut in $ States.

Meatless . — Days Urged To Combat —  Rising Prices   Favored for Homes And Eating Places; Government Move Cuts Grain Prices

Meatless Day Proposals Spread Across Country   'e Chicago Grain Prices Drop Sharply . After Government Move Against Boom

Federal Move To Hike Margins Stops Grain Rise   Gas, Kerosene and Fuel Oil Comes Down, in Several States

Meatless Days Urged To Curh Soaring Costs   Sharp Drop In Chicago Grain Futures Occurs

Grain Futures Drop Sharply as HCL Fight Opens   Meat Continues To Rise And Meatless Days Are  Suggested

Chicago Grain Futures Price Drops Sharply   Trade Sources’ Say Slump Is Caused by Request For Double Margin

Chicago Grain Futures Drop as Milk, Eggs And  Meat Continue to Rise

‘Boom and Bust’ Peril Sees Drop In Grain Prices  leo Repaned fer

RUSSIA READY TO TAKE OVER KOREA   Instructs Reds by Radio To Step In When U. S. Troops Move Out.

To Quiz 16 in Nurse’s Death   Investigation by Grand Jury Opens Next Tuesday

WIRE WORKERS IN MAY STRIKE THREAT   Telegraphers’ Union Files 30-Day Notice

20 KILLED IN CRASH OF ARMY AIRPLANE   C-47 Bursts Into Flames, Falls . Near Memphis Airport.

Plane Burns, Crashes; 20 On Board Die   Big Transport Wrecked Near Memphis Port

20 Die in Crash of Army Plane   Ship Explodes in Mid-Air 2 Miles from Memphis Field

20 LIVES LOST AS ARMY PLANE HITS HILLSIDE   IWooded Area Near Memphis Municipal Airport Scene of Crash.

At Least 20 Die’ ~ : Tn €-47 Plunge Outside Memphis   Bodies, » WreckageSvatiered Over Quarier: , Mile; Death’ “Toll. May  . PFuir 91.

C-47 Slashes Into Sage Field 2 Miles From Memphis Por   Bodies Strewn Over Quarter-Mile Area n Disaster

Flaming Craft Plunges Into Tennessee Hills   Bodies And Wreckage Spead Over Quarter-Mile Area Near Memphis; Eyewitness Tells: Of Crash

20 Killed In Plane Crash Near Memphis   ARMY TRANSPORT FALLS IN FLAMES LAST NIGHT

C-74 Down Into an Open Hillside Near Memphis,  Tennessee  HAPPENED LAST NIGHT      Big Craft Slashes Thru Wooded Area and Into a Sage Field

Army Plane Crashes Into Flames On Tennessee Hill, Killing Its 20 Occupants

Wilson Gives Slide  Show for Kiwanis   Hi WASNT VEANKMETSY   deb IN @ RASH

(-47 FALTERS NEAR AIRPORT AT MEMPHIS   Bodies, Wreckage Strewn Over Quarter-Mile Path   AIR DISASTER   Worst For Vicinity Since 1944; Official Refusés To Speculate On Cause

Army Plane Bursts Into Flames, Dives  Into Open Hillside   Tragedy Near Memphis is Probed; Rescue Work Goes on in Woods

AT LEAST 20 DIE IN C-47 CRASH INTENNESSEE   Remove Three Survivors ir Labrador Tragedy in Helicopter

SCORE KILLED AS. ARMY C41 HITS HILLSIDE   PLAMING SHIP RIPS THROUGH WOODS NEAR MEMPHIS

At Least 20 Die lh a Plane Crash   C-74 Down Into an Open Hillside Near Memphis,  Tennessee   HAPPENED LAST NIGHT   Big Craft Slashes Thru ‘ooded Area and Into a Sage Field

New Plane Crash Kills 20 Aboard Near Memphis, Tenn., As Labrador Rescue Onveration Evacuaies Survivors There

AIR TRANSPOR CARRIES 7070 FIERY DEATHS   Witnesses Describe Crash Of Big C-47 Near Memphis, Tenn

Plane In Which: 20 Were Killed Exploded In Air      Flash Seen For 2 Miles; Bodies Widely Crattered.

BODIES STREWN THROUGH WOODS AS C-47 FALLS   “lash Of Fire Visible Two Miles Off: Names Of Dead Withheld Pending Notification Of Rel atives.

20 Killed When U. S. Army  Plane Crashes in Tenn. Big Craft Burst Into Flames Near Mempnkic—On Trin Fram Wact Caact

C-47 D Own In Flames:      All 20 Persons Aboard Killed in Crash About 2 Miles from Memphis

Tennessee Air Crash Death Tol] Set at 20   Army C-47 Transport Explodes and Burns--Flesh Seen far Mila«

C-47 Plunge Kills 20 Men In Tennessee   Another May Be Among Wreckage - Of Memphis Misha

20 Killed in Plane Grash   Army C-47 Bursts Into Flames and Hits Hillside Near Memphis

20 Dead After Army Plane Bursts Inte ‘Flames and Crashes Near Memphis

Plane Bursts Into Flames,  Smacks Hillside, Killing 20   Army Craft) Crashes Near Memphis Airport Last Night; Toll May Hit 21

C-47 Transport Explodes and Bursts into Flames Within Two Miles of Memphis Airport.

2) Dead in Army C41 Plane Crash   Craft Slashes Into . Woods, Rams'a Hill

Army C-47 Plane Bursts Into Flames And Crashes Killing Twenty Persons Near Memphis   Another Body Believed In Wreckage: Strikes Ground Two Miles From Airport

At Least 20 Die In Plane Crash Near Memphis  Army C-47 Bursts Into Flames And ee 2h. Li:it.: ~

@ PAUL MALLON—  Concludes Republicans Doing Better After Prodding

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Britain SellsDistillers In MoreGoldto Britain Wont 'UnitedStatesShutdown

Britain Changes Gold To Dollars   Gold Sale To U. S. Dips Further Into Dwindling Reserves

Britain Sells More Gold To U.S., Report   Dips Again Into ‘Last Ditch’ Hoard To Get Dollars

Britain Reported to Have Sold 80 Million More In Gold To United States

REPORT BRITAIN HAS SOLD MORE GOLD RESERVE   Say $80,000,000 of Supply Taken Out to - Replenish Needed Dollar:

BRITISH SELL GOLD STOCKS TO AMERICA   3120,000,000 Of Reserve: Exchanged For Dollars

ENGLAND SELLS 80 MILLION GOLD RESERVETOU.S.   Last Defense Against Complete Economic Collapse

BRITISH GOLD SOLD 10 Ul. §   120 Million Dollar Sale Made With South Africa Sending Yellow Metal

RESERVE OF GOLD IS SOLD BY BRITAIN   Keport Says 80 Millions of Dwindling Supply Is Now in U.S.

Say British Sell Another Batch of Gold for Dollars Sale of $120,000,000 Reported

Britain Again Dip: Into Gold Reserve.   ‘Leaders Claim People Of England Do Not: "Realize The Gravity Of Their Position .

Rumor Says Britain Has Again Sold Gold Supply   Obtains Vital U.S. Dollars; Collapsing Of French Monetary System Is Expected

Britain Dips Deeper Into Gold Stores   $80 Million Is Sold to U. 5.  In Latest Move

Britain Foreed To Sell More Gold to U.S.   Russian Sale Is Revealed; Capital Worried Over Franc

British Sell U. S. 80 Millions More Of Gold Reserves   ‘Sale Expected to Aid ir  Replenishing Dwindling  ~~ Enplish Dollar Supply

Says British Selling More Gold to U.S.   $120,000,000 Transaction Is Reported

RUSSIA LOSES 9-0 ON ATOM   U. S. Plan Upheld by Vote of UN Security Council at Lake Success

COUNCIL ADOPTS AMERICAN PLAN ON ARMAMENTS   Soviet And Polish Delegates Fail To Bailot After Bitter Clash

EX-FBI AGENT TELLS ATTEMPT IN FILM PROBE   Says Dr. Oppenheimer Was Approached While Working in California

WITNESS TELLS OF REDS PRYING IN ATOM SECRET   SAYS PROFESSOR AT BERKELEY ASKED T0 GIVE INFORMATION

Reveals Russian  Agents Tried to Get Atomic Secret   Former Member of FBI Says Scientist On West Const Wae Annennehnit

Russ Agents Unsuccessful On Atom Info   Former FBI Agen Testifies At Holly. wood Hearinca.

Scientist Says Refused To Give Secret To Agent   Former FBI Agent Tells Committee Representative Tried To Get Data For Re \ lay To Russ Government

Names Man Who Made Approach   Testimony Ends First Phase Of Investivation

‘Soviets Tried to Spy on A-Bomb’  FBI Ex-Agent Witness; Ring Lardner, Jr., Cited

Espionage Testimony Is Given   RUSS TRIED TO GET A-BOMB SECRETS, RUSSELL DECLARES; 2 MORE CITED FOR CONTEMPT

ESPIONAGE IS DISCLOSED BY EX-FBI AGENT   Revelation Is Made to House Group in  Red Probe

Atom Expert Rebuffed Plea Of Oil Employe   Ring Lardner J. r. Last of Group Cited for  Contempt

Atom Bomb Faets Sought By Soviets   FBI Man Telis Committee Of Attempt to Obtain Secrets; Two More on List for Citation

FORMER F.B.L. AGENT SAYS SCIENTIST DID NOT REVEAL SECRETS  UN-AMERICAN HEARINGS CONCLUDED AS 2 MORE WITNESSES ARE CITED

BALL, PEPPER IN DEBATE OVER CHECKOFF STAND   Labor Secretary Defends Checkoff System For Union Dues   NEW BILL IS PROPOSED   Solon’s Newest Measure Expected To Draw Union’s Anger

Labor Secretary Backs Checkoff, Raps 6.0.P. Laws   Sen. Thomas of Utal Raps Ball Bill as “Most Reactionary’

Secretary Asks Commission for Further Study   Senator. Pepper Joins in Defense cf Union Dues Check-Off

Secretary of Labor Backs Study Group   Urges Senators to Create Commission; Raps Ball Labor Measure

Movie Actor Claims Federal Agents Forced Him To Appear in Commie Roles

Actor Charges Government Agent Te arced Him to Star in ‘Red’ Film

Food Committee Members Differ  Procurement Policy Discussion Brings Early Show of Rift

DECISION UP TO TRUMAN   Government’s Struggle With Inflationary Spiral Brings Political Complications; Bowles Speech Answered by G. O. P. Chairman.

romumnittee isagrees mn Grain Truman May Set U. S. Grain Policy As Food Group  Aildare Sharnly

FACES POLICY STAND ON EUROPE AID   Agriculture Chiefs Fear Effect On Home Economy by Procurement Plunge

Grain Program Causes Division   Truman May Be Called To Settle Issue; Agriculture Vies With State and Army

Leaders Split Sharply Over Grain Policy   Market Plunge By Government Seen ” Ae Grave Move

Luckman Calls Manufacturers to Washington   Army and State Dept. Row With Anderson Over Grain Buying

Food Board Is Split On Grain Policy   President Truman May Be Called Upon To Set tle Dfferences Over  Procurement Policy.

Talks On Italian Colonies Okayed By Soviet Union  Big 4 Conference May Start Friday

Russia Agrees To Four-Power  Talk on Italy   Future of Roman Colonie: _ Up for Allied Study   a:

Italian Colonies Fate Up to Four Major Nations   Russia Gives Assent To Conference Which Faces Time Limit

UNION TO ASK PAIL CHANCES   Trainmen to Demand Revised Working Rules

Leaders Press For Vote On Labor Measure   Swamp Move To Delay Pending Measure 10 Days

President Keeps Quiet on Labor Til Bill Passes   Senate Now in Midst of Battle on Union Legislation

TRUMAN: SITTING TIGHT ON LABOR CURBING BILL   Will Not Reveal His Position Until Measure Is Placed Before Him

G. O. P. Presses For Tougher Labor Measure   Senate Vote Sought; Truman Withholds Stand on Legislation

President Keeps Position Mum On Labor Legislation   Truman. To Maintain Silence. Until Bills Reach His , Desk—GOP Presses for Tough Low, Quick Action :

Truman Hugs Sideline as Congress  Nears Decision on Strike Curb Bill

HST Refuses To Reveal Stand On Bill Showdown Seen On Labor Legislation

LABOR ISSUE IS AWAITED BY TRUMAN   Prosident Refuses to Talking Pending Action By Congress Members

Truman toHold Views on Labor   Kilgore UnablesAo Delay “Senate View on Bill

TRUMAN TO OFFER NO SUGGESTIONS ON LABOR BILI   President Decides Not tc State Stand on Pending Legislation Until It Reaches His Desk.   SENATE REPUBLICANS TRGING QUICK VOTE   Wherry Believes Ballot May Come Thursday—Kilgore’s Proposa! to Suspend Debate Beaten.

Truman Vow: Silence on  Labor Bills   Republicans in Senate Press for Tough Mensure, Onick Vote

Truman Silent on Labor Bill Till Congress Acts  Senate Is Driving For a Decision  By This Thursday

Senate Leaders Drive for Quick Labor Act Vote   Truman to Wait Until Measure Reaches Desk Before Stating Stand: GOP Want Tough Bill

FIREMEN SAVE _ MAN IN GRAVEL   Quicksand-Like Maierial Held Him Prisoner

Redistricting Of Wisconsin To Be Aired   Gambling, Tax, Insurance Bills Also on Agenda

No Plane Found Near El Morro As Search Abandoned  Large Fire Reported , Seen Belicved to Have Belongzed to Indians *

Nation's Top Military Trio To Address Legion Today   Eisenhower, Nimitz and Spaatz Will Appear Before Convention This Afternoor

Legion Hears Top Military Chiefs Today   Training Program Receives Truman, Dewey Endorsemen

Legion Will Hear Top Military Men   Eisenhower, Nimitz and Spaatz on Pregram Today

A-Bomb Cave Site Reported   Army Holds Tongue On Underground Job

NEW YORK COTTON   Huge Desert Road Contract ‘Deepens Army Cave Mystery

Gasoline, Bread And Milk Studied In Texas Survey   20 State Officials, County and District Attorneys at Work

CHIEF ACCEPTS BID OF BRAZIL   Truman Plans Three Day Visit, Flying To Rio In New Plane

TRUMAN ACCEPTS INVITATION FOR VISIT 10 BRAZIL   President Will Fly To Rio De Janeiro In New Plane

Will Fly To Rio Early Next Month For 3 Day Visit   Invitation Of Southern  “via Formally Accepts Neighbor   WIFE AND DAUGHTER WILL ACCOMPANY HIM   Will Probably Attend Closing —— Of InterAmerican Conference

VISIT TO BRAZIL -OK’D BY TRUMAN   President Will Fly to Ric Parley, Return Aboard USS Missouri

PRESIDENT 10 VISIT BRAZIL NEXT MONTH   To Fly to Rio in New Plane and Return on Rattleshin

Scott Testifies In Ballot Case  Places Defendants Near Courthouse

MAJOR SLUMP: NOT EXPECTED   ECONOMIST DECLARES THAT THE CONSUMER 1S NOW. CONTROLLING FACTOR :

CEASE FIRE ORDER ISSUED Ecuadorian Counter Rebels Overthrow Mancheno Regime

Britain, France Rush Plans For Paris Meeting  11 Of The 22 Nations Invited   11 Of The 22 Nations Invited Have Indicated They Will Attend

Satellites May Follow Soviet  Boycott. Lead   No Official Word as — Yet Received From ‘Red Fringe” Countries

Other Nations In Eastern Europe May Join Russia   11 Acceptances To Paris Parley Received Up To Saturday Night; Hope Soviet May Participate

RELIEF PLANS FOR OVERSEAS ~ ARE OUTLINED   TRUMAN MET WITH MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND TOP   ADVISORS THIS  \ MORNING

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MOTHER, HER TWO CHILDREN DIE IN BLAZE   Rock Island Touris Camp Fire Claims Vet's Family

Vet's Wife, 2 Tets Die in Cabin Biaze   4 Children Die In Michigan Fire

NEW CABINET IS ORGANIZED BY PAUL RAMADIER   Action Taken To Exclude Ministers With de Gaulle Leanings   FOREIGN MINISTER  BIDAULT RETAINED

New Cabinet Is Summoned  By Ramadier   Report New Group Formed To Exclude De. Gaulle Farces

French Crisis Caused by Pressure   Ramadier to Form Streamlined New Government

Ramadier Forms Streamlined French Cabinet"  Urges Unity to Save Nation; _ Leaves Out De Gaullists

RAMADIER FORMS A NEW CABINET   ]  FOREIGN MINISTER BIDAULT RETAINED — DE GAULLISTS LEFT OUT,

NEW CABINET I$ FORMED IN FRENCH CRISIS   Govt. Shakeup Fol. lows Call for Meet‘ing of Assembly

RAMADIER FORMS NEW CABINET IN POLITICAL CRISIS   French Premier Moves Hurriedly After Previous Government Resigns.   BIDAULT RETAINED   Action Excludes All Ministers with Leanings Toward Gen. DeGaulle.

STREAM OF LAVA IS 7 MILES LONG   MT. ETNA HAS GONE INTO VIOLENT ERUPTION

Lava Flow from Mt. Etna Strung Out Seven Mile:   : Molten Rock from Velcano  Is Spread Over Quar7 ter-Mile Front -

LAVA FLOW FROM MNT. ETNA REACHES QUT SEVEN MILES   River of Boilirig Rock Cuts Main Highway Near — Two Villages

ADMINISTRATIVE FUND BILL FOR BONUS SIGNED LAST NIGHT   Proposal For Housing Aid And Other Bills Are Put Into Hopper

SOLDIER BONUS NEARS PAYMENT   BILL TO. PROVIDE EXPENSE MONEY IS SIGNED BY CROSS

974 Miners Lost Lives Last Year™      Bureau Of Mines Reports Figure Is A Record Low.

Ban on Arms for Greece to Meet Fight   Sen. Vandenberg Moves to Spike . Such ActHone

WILL RAILROAD: AID TO GREECE   SENATE LEADERS TO SMOTHER ALL OPPOSITION

Foreign Policy Leaders Praise Warren's Talk   Senators Act Quickly To Block Demand for Ban on Arming Greeks

Johnson to Fight For Ban on Arms Help for Greec   Senate Ccmmittee Head:  Already Set to Block  Limitation Demands

C. & P. Wants State’s Phone Rate Boosted   ‘High Overhead Cited In ‘Company’ 8 FirstAction in 20 Years .

RAIL UNIONS SET FOR BARGAINING   Strike, If It Should Occur, Unlikely Before Nov. 1

Says Trainmen’s Union Will Not Call Strike   Brotherhood President Says Showdown Unlikely Before Next Navamhar

Bargaining To Postpone Rail Crisis   Five Big Unions Prepare To Discuss Demands as Leader Says ‘Quickie Strikes Unlikely

QUICKIE STRIKE BY RAIL HANDS IS NOT LIKELY   Predict Rail Strike Showdown Will Not Come Before No. vember; Unions Ask Chanwes In 44 Working Rules.

Railroad Unions ShunStrike   Prepare to Bargain According to Labor Act; Showdown in November

WHITNEY SEES NO RAIL STRIKE FOR 6 MONTHS   Believes Bargaining to Result in Rift or Settlement by Noy. 1

RAIL UNIONS GET SET FOR PARLEY   Delay Of Showdown On Strike Seen For 6 Months

READY TO START NEW TALKS, SAYS TRAINMEN CHIEF   SEEK CHANGES IN 44 WORKING R''L®S; YEAR ENDS MAY 31

Rail Unions Bar Quickie Strikes Agree to Observe Railway Labor Act

Five Big Unions To Bargain Out ‘Rail’ Demands  Will Delay Strike Showdown for Time

Do Not Plan ‘Quickie’ Strike   Moratorium On Rules Changes To End Sunday

Rails Bargain Claims; Delay Likely Strike   Legal Right For ‘Quickie.’ But Don't Plan’ Any; Work Together.

‘No Rail Strike Showdown Due Before Nov.    Five Big Unions Ready To Begin Lengthy Bar gainine Procedure.

CONTRACT S— Rail Unions Prepare For Bargaining  See Six Months Showdown Delay

Rail Unions To Bargain Out Demands   Procedure Would Delay Any Strike Showdown For Perhaps Six Months

Labor Unions State Demands To Railroads   Procedure May Delay Showdown For 6 Months

Five Unions Ready To Bargain With Railroads, Plan No Immediate Strikes

NO RR STRIKE THIS SUMMER   Whitney Does Not Expect Showdown for 6 Months

No ‘Quickie Strike Whitney Promises   New Negotiations Commenced For Changes in Working Rules

BRT Chief Says Sessions On New Contrag Will Be Carried Out In “Regular” Way

Railroad Unions Plan Bargaining "From Scratch"   Procedure Will Delay Strike Showdown Several Months

Start Rail Wage Talks   Under Procedure Any Possible Strike Would ‘Be Delayed Six ‘Month:

Unions Follow Formula of Law  Bargaining Governed By Railway Labor Act

Trainmen Reject Quickie Strike   Plan to Bargain Out Demands under Regular Procedure

Threat Of New Rail Strike For America   RAILROAD UNIONS PLAN TO SEEK WAGE INCREASES

Rail Unions 'To Reopen  Bargaining   Whitney Says They Will Try to Effect Contract, November Shauld Tell   No Strike Coming   Whitney Says Trainmen Plan No, Strike After Sundav

Brotherhood Head Claims Rail Strike Showdown Unlikely Until November

Union Ready To Bargain Out Demands   Spokesman Admits “Quickie” Could Be Called

5 Groups to Study Issues Raised in Walkout Last Year   Seek Changes in 44 Working Rules, As Year Ends

NO RAIL UNIONS. TO HOLD QUICKIE ~ STRIKE’ IN MAY   Leaders .of Five Groups Teo ‘Bargain Out . Demands ‘Over Lona Period

FIVE RAIL UNIONS LAY GROUNDWORK  FOR NEGOTIATIONS   Procedure Will Delay Any Strike Showdown For Cavaral Manths

 Rail Union Head Says Showdown ls Unlikely ‘Before November: Sees No Quickie’ Walkout

Railroz:! Strike Would Be Dela: ed 6 Months Under B::gaining Plan

Whitney Says Strike Threat On Railroads.  Not Imminent   Brotherhood ‘Boss’ Assures No Quickie Walkout Is Planned

Railway Unions Prepared for Long Bargaining   5 Big Brotherhoods: Expect No Showdown Before November

5 Rail Unions  Begin Parleys   Procedure Expected To Delay Strike Showdown for 6 Months.

Publisher Pleads Guilty To Operating Delivery ‘Truck Without A License

A-Year Terms Proposed for Al State Officials —   Bills Propose Constitutional Amendments

ASSEMBLY EYES TERM CHANGES   Ohio Leader Gives Support To Herbert Avowals

BRUTAL KILLER SOUGHT IN IOWA   Davenport Park Murder Scene in Woman’s Slaying

LILIENTHAL WON'T GIVE IP FIGHT   Secret Huddles Fail to Produce Way to Force Withdrawal

One Of Authors Of Atomig Report Deplores Leaks  On Top Secret   BARNARD FOR LILIENTHAL   Telephone Executive Tells Committee Nominee Is ‘Great Individualist’

Folsom Speaks Out A oainst Marshall Plan   Governor Also Says It’s Time U. S. And Russia ‘Calmed Down’

ATTLEE CHANGES BRITISH CABINET   Shakes Up Foreign Ministers: Bevin Survives

ATTLEE INDORSES BEVIN'S POLICIES   Foreign Minister Survives Labor Party Criticism

Bevin Survives Cabinet Shitt   Attlee Makes Changes In Various British Posts

Army, Navy Unification Is Debated   Attacked as Military Dicta torship as Argument in  House Opens Today

Unification Batfle Rages   Manasco Assails ‘Dictatorship’ Charge

Unification Bill For Army, Navy Bitterly Opposed   Alabaman, Defending Mergers, Denies ‘Dictatorship Move’

Thomas Calls Justice Department Un-American List ‘Utterly. Farcial’

Calls Clark List Utterly Farcical  Committee Chairman Finds Many Omissions

Clark's List of 80 Subversive Groups Labeled ‘Farcical’   Congressman Thoma: Says He Will Shame Attorney General

Thomas Hits Subversive List  Many More Communist Organizations, House Member Declares

Says Report Woefully Incomplete   May Summon Clark For Explanation On Act Enforcement

PDeciares Un-American Committee Will Supply One Shaming His; Tells Of Hundreds of Agencies

Subversive List  Argued bitterly   Condemned Both As Not Inclusive Enough And Including Too Many

Thomas Critical      Loyalty List. From Clark Is Branded  As Farcieal   Subversive Label Given 80 Groups By Justice Chief

THOMAS CALLS UN-AMERICAN LIST ‘FARCICAL   Says Atty. Gen. Clark’s Try At Pegging Subversives : is ‘Poor Attempt’

PROBER RAPS LIST AS INCOMPLETE   Fails to Name Hundregs o Red Organizations, Says Congressman,

It's Inadequate, Inquiry Group's Chairman Says  Thomas's List Would Put Clark’s to Shame

Chairman Of House Group Doubts Charge      THOMAS SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL CLARK IS IN ERROR

DISLOYAL GROUP LIST IS FARCIAL, SOLON CLAIMS   Thomas Says Committee on American Deeds Could Shame Attorney General

Government List Of Subversive Groups “Utterly Farcical’’, Declares Thomas

Chairman Thomas of Probe Board Laughs at Clark’s —  List’ of  Subversive Groups

DISLOYALTY LIST TERMED ‘FARCE’   Un-American Probe Leader Hits At Clark’s Report

Thomas Says He Could Put Attorney General's “Farcical List” Of Subversive Groups “To Shame’

Suspect List Held Farcial   Un-American Report Blasted by Thomas

Government’ s List of Subversives is ~ Attacked by Thomas   Chairman, of. Hous : American Com Says It’s -Farcial '

Clark's List of Subversive Groups Incomplete, Declares Rep. Thomas

Justice Dept. Calls Names .... Disloyalty Lineup Attracts Ridicule

Disloyal List Held ‘Farcical   Hundreds of Red Groups Not Named, Says Probe Chief

U.S. List of Reds Termed ‘Farcical’ Subversive Groups  In the ‘Hundreds.’ House Prober Says

Subversive Roll Call Criticized   Parnell Calls Clark's List of Un-American Groups a Farce

Clark's List Of Suspect Groups Called Farcical   Chairman Thomas Says Government Could  Add Hundreds.

Thomas, Charging Omissions, Flays Government List Of Subversive Organizations   Describes Attorney General's List Of 80 Organizations ‘Utterly Farcial

DISLOYAL LIST HELD FARCICAL   Rep. Thomas Says Clark Is just Starting

Thomas Declares Clark ‘Red’ List ‘Utterly Farcial’  Promises Own Set Of Subversives In The United States

House Quiz Leader Hits Clark’s List   Attorney General’s Report Termed ‘Incomplete’ By House Un-American . - Committee Head. ©   Asserts Hundreds Are Not Included   Thomas Hints Clark Will Be Summoned To Give Reasons “Acts Are Not Enforced’’

Clark’s List Of Red Group: Called Farcial  Attorney General’s Report Incomplete, Thomas Charges

Large Isles  Ice Floating  _ In North Sea   Slow Down Shipments 01 Relief to Areas Cut Off By Month-Long x. Cold Wave

f Sy CELASE ASS vayou Same Emotional Reactions That Protected  Cave Man Give Modern Man Stomach Ulcers

PROTECTED PREHISTORIC MAN Emotional Reactions Blamed In Development Of Stomach Ulcers

Settled on Basis of Weekly age Increase of $4.42   ‘STRIKERS BACK ON JOB   Five States, Including Kan sas, Affected by Settlement

Press Issue Scheduled For Debate By UN Body   Russia Is Claiming Writers Are Making Disharmony 32 Jewish Commission Is Idle

Press Freedom Debate Slated At UN Session   Russia Assails “Certain” _Newamen, Columnists For Attempts To Cause Discord

Marshall Doesn't Foresee Need Of More Foreign Aid   Administration Puts Off Decisions On Any Furthet Anti-Communist Programs Such As $400 Million Greek-Turk Bill

U.S. AID HINGES ON NEW SURVEY   Definite Delay Seen For future Foreign Help By Secretary Marshall

Marshall Sees No Need Now For More Aid   State Dept. Awaits World-Wide Survey Of Post-War Needs

Marshall Reports No Further Foreign Aid Is Planned  Department Now Mak ina Global Survey of

Further Aid Programs  Not Decided   Marshall Sets Up Global Survey of Postwar Needs

U.S. 10 DELAY FURTHER AiD   Marshall Says Decisions On Additional Help Put Off Pending World Survey

New Labor Bills Will Be Offered  Committee To Open Hearinas Thursday

Labor Bills Readied For Congress Mill   Senate Hearings Due To Start On Thursday; House, Following Week

Solons to Get Many New Labor Bills   Hearings Expecte To Last at least Five Weeks

NEW LABOR BILLS TO BE OFFERED   SENATE GROUP PREPARES TO OPEN HEARINGS ON PROPOSED LEGISLATION,

New Bills Ready For  Congress   Sen. Ball, Who Has Introduced Three Bills Already, is Ready With Fourth

Senate Approval Near on European Stop-gap Relief   Tentative Nod fs Given 568 Million Measure Including Htvteleimmen be Chine

Senate Gives Tentative OK To Kurope Aid   Measure Now Provides 18 Millions For Relief Work In China

UNITY URGED ON GREEKS BY GRISWOLD   Asks Leaders to Quit Arguing, Form Coalition Quickly

Broad Cabinet Urged by US. In Greek Plea   ' American Mission Head Tells Leaders Te. Quit Arguing

Griswold Urges .. p Greek Leaders 7 To Get Together   -So As to Keep ‘Any Foreign Power’ from. Gaining Control.

GRISWOLD URGES GREEKS TO PICK COALITION GROUP   Blasts ‘Arguing’; Tsaldaris Ready Por Another Try

GREEK COALITION PRESSED BY'U. S.   Griswold Asks Speedy Rule To Nip Foreign Seizure

New Air Record   UNITY URGED ON GREEKS BY GRISWOLD   Asks Leaders to Quit Arguing, Form Coalition Quickly

SUBSTANTIAL TAX CUTS IN         Rep. .Knutson Says. Excise Levies Will, Be-Reduced i.

Soviet Press Blasts Movie Actor Taylor   Izvestia Comment Raps Testimony In Film ‘Reds’ Probe

Russian Newspaper Levels Blast at Filmdom’s Taylor   ROBERT TAYLOR

lzvestia Raps Robert Taylor For Testimony   Russian Paper Says Movie Star Lacks Political ‘Morality’

Taylor Gets Going- Over In Izvestia  Asserts Actor Lacks Political Morality”

High School Band To Give Concert   Musical Organization o: 55 Members to Appear Friday Evening

U. S., Canada To Continue In Peace Their Close Wartime Collaboration

J. §. AND CANADA TO STANDARDIZE WEAPONS OF WAF   Two Agree to Continue War. time Collaboration for Military Security of. North America.   NO FORMAL TREATY WILL BE ENTERED

U. S., Canada fo Collaborate for Military Security   Enter No Formal Treaty But Agree to Five Point Program

CANADA RENEWS PACT WITHU. §,   Wartime Collaboration Continues In Peace For Securitv

U.S., Canada Will Continue  Collaboration   Atom Bomb Excludec From Understanding Between Two Powers

U.S. NOT SEEKING BASES  U.S. And Canada In Agreement On Sweeping Defense Program

U,S., Canada To Continue Collaboration For Defense   To Unify Training, Standardize Arms, Use Each Other’s  Military Facilities

U.S. and Canada Announce Joint Defense Program  Wartime Collaboration Will Be Continued Without Formal Pact

TO COOPERATE FOR SECURITY   Announce Program Tc Standardize Arms, Unify Training

Boston Mayor Leses Court Battle, James Curley Found Guilty Of Mail Fraud

Netherlands Ready To Reject Arbitration Of Indonesian War   Dutch Position Is Reported Favoring Use Of ‘Good Offices’ Of U.S. In Settlement

FORCED MEDIATION WILL BE REJECTED BY DUTCH LEADERS   Compulsory Arbitration By Ut Commission Not Desired  By Netherlands

Dutch fo Reject Compulsory Act   Netherlands Wants U. S. To Mediate, UN To Supervise

Netherlands To Reject Arbitration  Gavearnmant Benartec   Government ,Reportec Cold to Any UN Commission Offers

Netherlands To Reject Arbitration   Government Reportec Cold to Any UN Commission Offers

DUTCH OPPOSED TO ARBITRATION   Compulsory Indonesian  Move Draws Fire

Dutch May Reject Plan   Compulsory Arbitratior Of Indonesian Issue Held No Solution

Dutch Oppose Compulsory Arbitration   UN Defers Move  In Indonesia

Report Dutch Regime — To Stand Firm Against Corapalsory Arbitration

Compulsory Arbitration Is Opposed   Netherlands Make Known Stand On Indonesian Row

DUTCH SPURN UN. ARBITRATION Ot INDONESIAN CAS   Security Council Delays Ac: tion On Dispute Until Tuesday

Dutch to Balk Forced Talks   U.N. Mediation Role In Java War Opposed

STRIKE ENDS IN HAWAII   Pineapple Workers Return te Jobs After 6 Day Absence

CIO Pineapple Workers Vote To End Strike   Six-Day Stoppage Staged In Hawaii Over Pact Dispute; Bridges Aids Officials

PINEAPPLE INDUSTRY STRIKE ENDS   Reopen Contract Negotiations Immediately

BIG PINEAPPLE STRIKE AT END   Industry Agrces To Re open Contract Negotiations At Once

[ractor Gasoline Can Be Tax Free, Commiftee Told  Carmichael Advises   ‘Carmichael Advises Legislature May Exempt Any Items

Tax Exempt Gas Favored For Farmers   Attorney General Rules It Would Not Violate Alabama Constitution

Soldiers Ordered To Shoot Indian Rioters on Sigh    Emergency Committee Im poses Martial Law to Combat Outbreaks

@ EVE EVEN DOLLS MUST EA’ EAT  Models Form Union to Seek Higher Wages, More Warmth at Work

@ EVEN DOLLS MUST EAT   Models Form U nion to Seek Higher Wages, More Warmth at Work

Retired College President Dies    Miss Woolley Headed Mount Holvoke School

Refired College President Dies  Miss Woolley Heade Mount Halvake Seharc

Mackenzie’s Column  African Enterprise Is Hailed As \Bolstering Influence For England

Dewitt MacKenzie Says:   rethow Sots Out To Strengthen Her Empire

British Plan To Build Up Vast Empire   Development of Africa Mapped After Giving Up India and Areas In Mediterranean and Middle East

Brewster and Gurney Reach  Probe Truce   Senators Define Scope Of Investigations But Delay Move to Extend Life of Committee

Restricts Probers  Delay Senate Fight On Life Of  War Investigation Committee

Agree to Restrict Power   Republicans Put Off Test Case in Effort to Continue Life Through 1947

REPUBLICANS MAY DECIDE TO RESTRICT AUTHORITY OF U. 8. SENATE WAR PROBE COMMITTEE   Officers of Dairymen’s League Arraigned in Federal Court in New York Enter Innocent Pleas After Which Judge Coxe Sets Date of Trial for Jan. 27—Other Late Worldwide News

GOP Favors Limits on  War Probers   Showdown on } Continuance Due In Senate Wednesda

BEGIN. SERIES ON CONGRESSMAN   To Give Week By Week Summary Of Activities

'Goed Evenin fae  And then just think of the fist balt that is tossed into Kahola.   Cooler Weather Is Promicad far Tine,

Note on Arabian Oil Probe:  FDR Directed Certain of His Papers Were To Be Kept Secret, Memorandum Discloses

FDR's Personal Files Secret   Correspondence Witt Famous People to Be Kept Private

FOR Asked Secrecy for Some Mail   Director Of Library Says ‘Others Are To Be Held Back For Years

Miguel Aleman Returns Visit of State Paid Mexico by President Truman

a WASHINGTON AWAITS ALEMAN’S ARRIVAL  Travels In Truman’s ‘Sacred Cow’   Truman, Cabinet To Welcome Visitor

Aleman Departs For Washington   Mexican Chief To Return Visit Paid Country By Truman

MEXICAN CHIEF ON US. TOUR   President Aleman Headed To ward Washington To. Repay Truman Visit.

Aleman Plane Speeds North   Mexico Gives Chief Gun-Salvo Sendoff

Aleman Flying To Washington   President of Mexico Is Due In Capital This Afternoon.

ARCHBISHOP OF — YORK HAS 10G!   Churchman Proposes Round Table Conference !n Liew OF Coalition

ECONOMIC RUIN SEEN IN BRITAIN   Round-Table Conference Of All Parties Urged To Save Empire

British Prelate Asks ‘Round Table To Save Nation  Archbishop of York Sees Economic Run;  Coal Strike Spreads

FAST ACTION ON WORLD ALD BILL AWAITED   Vandenberg Reports ‘Good Progress’ In Conference

Last-Minute Strategy Is Being Mappec As Representatives of 55 Nations Gather in New York to Talk Palestine

Holy Land Case Goes Before UN   Explosive Problem On Monday Agenda

Palestine Issue Going Before U. N. Monday   ‘Delegations Mapping Strategy for Session of General Assembly

Officials Gather For UN Session   Representatives From 55 Countries Converge To Discuss Palestine

U.N. Set  For Session   Called Into Special Meeting to Consider Hot Holy Land

Special Session OfUN. Assembly To Open Monday   Representatives of 55 Nations Tc Attempt To Settle Palestine Problem.

Planning Palestine Strategy   Agents of 55 Nations Converge on New York for Special Parley of U.N. on Holy Land Opens Monday  2 Jewish Agencies Ask Official Designation as Representative

MAP STRATEGY FOR SESSION ‘ON HOLY LAND   Representatives of 55 Nations Arrive For U. N. Assembly

Official Delegations Map Strategy For Handling of Palestine Issue

HOLY LAND ISSUE READY FOR THE U.N.   Official Delegations Map Last-Minute Strategy as They Prepare to Take Up Explosive Problem Mondavy.

Map Strategy For Palestine  Case In U. N.   Delegates Arrive; 5 Major Powers Agree On A Slate of Officers

 BE CHIEF TOPIC   Special Session of U.N. Assembly in New York Monday   FROM 55 COUNTRIES

¢UN Maps Strategy For Handling the Palestine Question   Representatives of 55 Countries Will Attend the Sacctane

U.N. to Take Up Problem On Palestine   Delegations Mapping Last-Minute Strategy For Start Monday

SPECIAL SESSION ON PALESTINE TO OPEN ON MONDAY   Delegates and Interested Groups Gather to Plan For Final Strategic Moves

LAST-MINUTE. PLANS ON PALESTINE SEI   UNO Delegations Map Strategy For Special Hearing   Map on Page 8.

DELEGATES OF 50 COUNTRIES STUDY PALESTINE ISSUE   SPECIAL SESSION OF U. N. ASSEMBLY OPENS IN NEW YORK MONDAY

Says British Believe Soviet A-Bomb Story   French Reporter Cites Attitude of Military Men

Says British Accept Soviet A-Bomb Story   Newsman Says Certain Military Circles Believe Test Blast Has Been Made—Writer Also Speaks of Cosmic Ray Research.

British Writer Reports A-Bomb   Second Newspaper Says Russians Are Active

BILL RESTRICTING LABOR UNIONS IS ASSURED PASSACE   Republicans Cais Sufficient Strength to Get. Bill Through House

Today’s Acts, Talks in Natien’s Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

—HERBERT VOICES VIEWS— F avors H igher Student Fees In Ohio Colleges

Foremen For Ford Plant To Go On Strike   VOTE TO WALK OUT IS APPROVED BY WORKERS

TELEPHONE STRIKE STILL-DEADLOCKED   Thousands Refuse To Cross Union Picket Lines   Foremen Approve  Ford Plant Strike

Consternation Aroused  Among Industry Leaders,  Fans; Said in Retaliation y For New British Tax

‘Nobody Like Gable’   NMoboay Like table Britons Bewail Film Ban

U.S. FILM PRODUCERS SUSPEND EXPORT OF PICTURES 10 BRITAIA   Movie Makers Refuse To Send Films As New Tax Takes 75 Pct. Of Earnings   PART OF AUSTERITY PLAN

BRITISH TAX ROW SHAKES MOVIES   75 Pct. Levy On U. S. Films Brings Picture Ban

Film Industry Clamps On Ban   Stops Exports To Englanc In Retaliation For New Tax.

‘LEGION AUXILIARY POST PRESIDENT PARLEY TO . - MEET WEDNESDAY EVENIN(

First Of Sales  Tax Forms Sent   Returns For July Collections Must Be In By Aucoust 15.

Good Supply Keeps Sugar Price Even As Control Dropped   Isolated Sources Expect Retail Rise Of Half to 2 Cents

Sugar Stocks Plentiful, Check Shows  Ogden Price up  Contrary to  AT Whi mmr) Teanel

Sugar Prices Fail to Rise; Supply Good _ Surplus in 1949  Crop Predicted

Good Supplies of Sugar Keep Prices In Line as Federal Controls Ease

Charlotte News To Change Hands   Newspaper Sold To Stock Company Headed By Thomas L. Robinson

Lewis Cancels March 31 Coal Strike Deadline   Terse Note By Union Leader To Interior Secretary Krug

LAKE GROUP ELECTS   . Often Ramee, Ie New Presi dent of lone “tar Asseriation

Legion Elects New Post Commander For Coming Year  James P, Kelley Named Monday To Head Group

Legion Elects New Post Commander For Coming Year " James P. Kelley _  Named Monday Tn Flaad Greaun

ANGRY RIVERS POUR THROUGH EARTH LEVEES   Mississippi Crests At Record Mark After Rains

Continues Sweep Over Lowlands   More Families Flee Homes In Bottoms

Mississippi Pours from Levee Break   500 More Persons Made Homeless By Flood

Her Man Was Not In Wheelchair   French Bride-To-Be Finds Him Walking Easily On Artificial Legs

Bevin Irked Over British Press Policy   +  Asserts Negotiations With Other Powers Handicapped, Due To “Headline Hunters” Getting Free Rein

Bevin’s Blast At Newspapers Contradicts British Contribution To Freedom Of Press

Dewitt MacKenzie Savs:  Ronin Favors Freedom Of Press Des pite Peeve

 Mackenzie's Column Bevin Out Of Step With British Tradition In Suppressing News

Labor Secretary Charges Bills Would Not Promote Indvstrial Peace

Secretary Of LaborSmacks GOP Plan  AsDangerous   Would Impede Peace in Industry, Result in “Chaos” Declares Sec. Schwellenbach

GOP Labor Bills May Bring Chao:   Labor Secretary in Truman Cabinet Sees Danger in Legislation

Secretary of Labor Opposes Legistation As Chaotic Measures   Ball-Taft-Smith Bill Specifically Attacked At Hearina

Criticizes Republican Labor Bills   Secretary of Labor Says Measur:s Would Cause  “Industrial Chaos’

GOP-Backed Labor Bills Condemned By Schwellenbach   Adoption. Will Result in   ANTLCLOSED SHOP PROPOSAL SCORED   Attack Indicates GOP and Administration Still Wide Apart on Policy

TESTIFIES GOP PROPOSALS ARE BID FOR CHAOS   Labor Secretary Urges Creation of Study Commission

SEC. OF LABOR CONDEMNS BALLTAFT-SMITH BILL   Administration anc Congress Far Apart. On New Laws

Strike-Halting Bills Assailed      chwellenbach Sees ‘Chaos for Nation’

GOP BILLS 70 HALT STRIKES CONDEMNED   Cabinet Official Is Especially Critical of Ball-Taft-Smith Proposals.

Claims Strike-Control Proposals Will Impede Peace On Labor Front

Thief Surprised In Efird’s Store Sunday Morning   18-Year-Old Youth  Found In Basement

LD FLIGHT OF “FLIVVERS’ MEETS DELAY   Tiny Planes Held Up for 24 Hours by; Labrador Weather ©

ta FLIGHT OF ‘FLIVVERS'   TAKE-OFF TO ICELAND IS POSTPONED FOR 24 HOURS "BY TWWO ‘FLIVVER’  PILOTS

Flivver Planes  Hop Off Tuesday   Cubs To Try Round-TheWorld Flight—Expect Trip To Take 4 To 6 Weeks

Jewish Bandits Rob Haifa Bank   Employe is Killed; British Plan Drastic Steps in Retaliation

DEMOS PLAN TO FIGHT FOR ARMY FUNDS   Hope to Restore $40,000,000 Piane-Buying Allotment Cut From the War Department Appropriations Bill.

Democrats Spurred in Fight To Restore Air Force Funds War Department Kicks On Cut

THREATEN RUBBER TIE-UP   bi I. O, Ultimatum on Bargaining Goes to Goodrich.

Britain Plans To Sweep Skies, Declares Brewster  — owe  Assembles Aid

MARKET REPORT   COMMISSIONERS’ COURT VOTES $5,000 FOR BELL COUNTY HEALTH UNIT

Daring Bandit Stages Greatest Gem Theft In History Of New York City

> MOTHER YIELDS JEWzZLS TO SAVE BABY  Gunman’s Ruse Nets $700,000 in Gems

a MOTHER ‘YIELDS JEWELS ‘TO SAVE BABY Sau Gunman’ Ss Ruse. Nets $700,000 in Gems 

ATTCR CFTIKEAT  Penthouse Bandit Steals $700,000  In Jewels From Wealthy Divorcee

FORMER ‘MISS HUNGARY’ VICTIM.  Daring Bandit Takes $600, m0 “In Jewels In New York Holdup

PENTHOUSE SCENE OF ROBBERY   Divorced Wife Of Hotel Magnoate Ie Victim

Former Troop  Ship Is Rumed   U. 8. Liner John Ericsso1 Tangled Mass Of Wreckage After Fire At New York

FLAMES SWEEP BIG-LINER ~~ ATITS PIER IN NEW YoRK   SHIP THAT WAS USED to TRANSPORT 170,000 TROOPS, DURING WAR HEAV. ILY DAMAGED

Many Scheols In County Areas Closed   Secondary Roads To be Opened When Storm Subsides

Drifts 4 to 6 Feet Deep Reported   Highway Crews Work Continuously To Keep Main Roads Open

POLLOCK HARA MARRIED SEPT. 17   Quiet Church Wedding in Sioux City Unites ‘Popular Couple

POPULAR COUPLE EXCHANGE VOWS   Virginia Boyd And John Morris Married March 1 At Bride’s Home

POLLOCK: ‘MARRIED cer 1   Quiet Church ‘Wedding. in Sioux: City Unites. > Popular Couple

West Projects Get More Cash   House, Senate Conferees End Lengthy Debate on Interior Allotments

Control Of Scarce Materials Continued   Bills Speed Through Both Houses In Different Forms

County Ballots To Baltimore   Senate Committee Chairman Orders Delivery Under Guard.

Congress Cool to © Flood Plan   Powerful Opposition To Proposed Control Program. Leaves Littk Hone of Action Soon

New Power Authority Is Feared   Solon Refers to Program os Poorly-Conceived

Taber Raps Truman Floox Control Plan   ‘Scatterfire and Poorly Conceived,’ Congressman Says

DRIVE APPEARS DEAD THIS YEAR   Truman’s Request For Fund Now To Start Work Runs Into Stiff Opposition —

OPPOSITION 10 FLOOD CONTROL PROGRAM SEEN   Congress Block Threatens To Upset Plans Outlined by Truman

President's Flood Plan Under Fire   Taber Rips It as Poorly  Conceived; Ne Action Caan Thie Yaar

Truman's Flood Control Program Stirs Opposition   Congress Backers Give Up Hope For Action This Year

President’s Plan (f Flood Control Hits Opposition   See Little Hope Of Measure’s Being Passed This Year

GOP's Knock Ou Truman's Flood Contro! Program   Powerful Opposition Sound Death Knell For This Year.

Opponents Say Big Program is "Scattertire”  E   Congressmen See No Possibility of Action This Year

Flood Control Plan Opposed   Poorly-Conceived, Chairman Taber  Declares

Stiff Opposition Evident; No Possibility Seen Fo Action This Year.

Flood Control Plan ls Bitterly Opposed   Congress Leaders Term Proposal by Truman ‘Scatterfire and Poorly-Conceived’ Measure

Truman Flood Plan Opposed By GOP Group   REPUBLICANS TO FIGHT PLAN OFFERED BY PRESIDENT

No Possibility Of Funds Now, Solon States   President’s Program Poorly Conceived, Taber Declares

No Possibility Of Action Now, _ Leaders State   ‘Plan Called Scatterfire and Poort) Conceived by Representative Taber

Committee Head Says It's Poorly Conceived Plan   Another Says It Has  /- Ne Chance Thic:-Yane

Opposition in Congress Strikes Knell of Truman Flood-Control Program That Would Cost Billions

‘Chairman Taber of House Ap-propriations Committee Says Flood Program Is “PoorlyConceived Plan.”   ACTION UNLIKELY IN THIS SESSION

GOP Opposition Is Strong From Start; Call It Haphazard   Leaders Kill Chance Of Action During Present Session

President’s River Plan Hits Snag   Mississipp!. Project Criticized--Little . Hope Held for ‘47  Bctian hy Mannenee

Committee Head Says It’s Poorly Conceived-Plan  Another Says It Has No Chance This: Yoar

Truman Request Meefs Opposition  Flood Control Plea Falls On Deaf Ears

Flood Control Proposal Faces Stern Battle  — Congress Is  Cold Toward : 7 wee le Diam

Little Chance for Action on Flood Control   Truman Plan Bumps Into Powerful Opposi. tion in Congress

Truman Asks Six Billion   New Yorker Says Presidential Plan ‘Scatterfire and Poorly Conceived’

Backers Plan Committee Approval For UMT Soon   Opposition Sounds Death Knell For Truman Flood Control Plan

GOP Committee Heads Oppose Truman Idea   Backers Of Proposal Admit No Action Wil) Come This Year On ‘Pressing Problem’

HALT DEBATE ON WAGE CONTRACT FOR COAL MINES  NO EXPLANATION ‘AS  SPOKESMAN REPORTS SUDDEN SUSPENSION

Report Miners’ Chief Demands 35c Pay Boost   No Explanation by Either Side; U. S. to Return Mines in July

Nagy Arrives In New York  Denosed Hungarian   Deposed Hungarian Will Continue Fight

Republicans Plan To Pass New Tax Bill   GOP STRATEGY IS NOW TO PUT TRUMAN ON SPOT

Berry Is Named To Adjutant General Post  Denton Military Mar Was Formerly An Outctandina Athlete

Jester Names Berry State Adj. General   weed Athlete's Name To Be Sent T o Senate Moudav

FORMER COUNTY PASTORS BACK IN PULPIT CHANGES   Methodist Transfers Do Not Involve Chester Churches

PASTORS SHIFTED IN 14 CHURCHES BY METHODISTS   Annual ' Conference In Phila. Closes; No Changes in Cheste)

Plans Early Return to  Washington   President Will Leave Soon If Mother Truman Continues Improvement Described As Amazing

of ruman Planning Return to Capital; Mother Improved   Amazing Progress Of Patient Said To Be ’Mirgentlaye?

Truman to Return to White House   Aged Mother Shows ‘Amazing Improvement’

Improvement of Mrs. Truman Amazes All Whe Have Been Watching Her Heroic Fight

PRESIDENT 10 RETURN TO DESK   Truman’s Mother Shows Rapid Improvement

TRUMAN PLANS CAPITAL RETURN   Amazing Improvement Is Made By Mother

PRESIDENT PLANS ON EARLY RETURN TO WHITE HOUSE   Mr. Truman’s Aged Mother Continues Remarkable  . 1 imaravement

Truman May Return to Capital  pa watnm Immravamant at Mathar'’c Canditian Ils Reported

Truman Plans To Return To Capital Soon   Mother’s Amazing Improvement Cited By Secretary Ross

TRUMAN TO RETURN TO WASHINGTON   Mother Has Made _ Remarkable - Recovery

Mother Better," So Truman Plans Return.to Washington  Aged Woman Shows Marked Improvement After "Best Night" Since Son's Arrival

Mother of President Truman Makes Rapid Improvement   ‘HAS “A GOOD NIGHT”

Claim Rape Motive In Slaying of Four   Truman Plans Capital Return

Truman Plans Early Return To Washington   Aged Mother Continues To Show Amazing Im. nrovement.

Truman May Go Back to Capital   President's Mother Shows Remarkable Improvement

Truman Plans Early Return to Capital   Amazing ‘Almost Miraculous’ Improvement In Mother's Condition May Permit Him to Return to White House in Day or Two

SHOWDOWN I$ DUE TODAY ON REICH FUTURE   Marshall Talks With Bevin and Bidault Prior to Tangle With Reds Over Economic Unity for the Nation.

Russia Lists Demands on Germany   Repeal of British-U.. S. Merger of Zones, and $10 Billion Reparations Price of Cooperation

‘Russia's Price Is 10 Billion Dollars And U.S.-British Merger Repeal

Russian Demands On German Pact Listed hy Molotov   Lists 10-billion in Reparations---Want U.S.-British Zone Meraer Abaliched

$10 Billion and Repeal of Zone Merger Given as Russia’s Price For Approval of Unification Plan

Price Set by Russia for Agreement  $10,000,000 In Reparations Sought  Ry Savict Linian

MOLOTOV SETS HIGH PRICE FOR CERMANY PACT   Wants $10 Billion in Reparations; Repeal of Economic Merger

Molotov Sets Price For German Unity   Demand Ten Billions in Reparations, Repeal Of Economic Merger of American and British Zones In Exchange for Soviet Agreement

Russia Name: Price for Big 4 Accord   Molotey Demands $10 Billion Reparation: And Other Conditions

Ten Billion Dollars To Be Price   Repeal of Economic Merger of U. S., British Zones Asked

Molotoy Lists Reparations In Soviet Demand   Ten Billions in Reparations and Repeal of British-U. S. Zone Merger Is Price of Soviet Agreement.

Molotov Gives Russian Price For Agreement      Asks $10 Billion In Reparations, Repeal Of Economic Merger

Repeal of Merger, Reparations Are Russian Demands   AW JJIUTE YM ViliMlive  Western Pressure Brings Molotov T.. Dactare Stand 

Ten Billions Is Russian Price For Reich Unity  Attack British-American Plans for Trade Revival

REDS SET PRICE OF COOPERATION   ASK TEN BILLIONS FOR REPARATIONS; REPEAL OF MERGER

Jo. SET FL GO-AHEAD ON PARIS REPORT   Truman Statement Awaited on 16-Nation Meeting Findinas.

Believe Special Session Will Be Required to Enact Stop-Gap Aid To Europe Legislation

Stop-Gap Aid To Europe Also Expected To Be Given Attention   Special Session Gains Momentum   Kilgore Says ‘Salaried Peo. ple Being Crucified’ By High Prices

President To Make Statement In Near Future On 161 Nation Report With Estimated Sum Of Twenty-two Billions   CABINET SUMMONED BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN

LOVETT REPORTS NATION SET FOR MARSHALL PLAN   Truman Summons Cabinet To Check Food-Price Crisis

President Will Meet Press Tomorrow to Make Statement on Overall Feod Situatio:

TO CALL MEAD IN FRAUD CASE   Defense Granted Permission To Interrogate Former Senator

Defense to Call Ex-Senator Mead   May, Garssons Charge Probe Was Political

Former Senator Will  Be Asked About  Evidence. Alleged As Withheld

Mead, Other Political Figures May Be Called In May-Garsson Trial

TEXAN CALLS FOR FULL SUPPORT FOR TRUMAN AID PLAN   Connally ‘Declares - Russ'a J Seeking World Domination, » —. Cantrol of: Furane. a

Todav In Congress   Connally Promises To Label Greek-Turkish Aid Plon As Aimed At Russia; Néw Labor Bill Ready In House; Lilienthal Okayed

Boston's Mayor  Goes fo Prison Plea for Clemency Denied by Court

CURLEY ORDERED TO JAIL FOR FRAUD   COURT REFUSES TO SUSPEND BOSTON MAYOR'S 6-TO-18MONTH SENTENCE,

Plea For Clemency May Be Made To President   Politician To Be Placed In Hospital Of Institution: Not “Feeling Very Well

BOSTON MAYOR — [S SENTENCED   Curley To Serve Time bh Danbury, Conn.; Judge Spurns Plea

Curley To Begin Serving Sentence  Boston Mayor Faces 6 To 18 Months Term

BOSTON MAYOR PUT IN PRISON   Curley Loses Plea For Clemency In Mail Fraud Sentence

Curley on Way to Dc  Sentence   Mayor Of Boston To Get Back His Job When He Does His Time

CURLEY PLEA TURNED DOWN   Court Orders Boston Mayor To Begin Serving Term For Mail Fraud

RED SOLDIERS GAIN IN CHINESE FIGHTS: RETREAT ORDERED   General Yen Gives up Positions in Shansi Province; Puts Army at Taivuan, Capital.   ‘FIVE TOWNS TAKEN BY COMMUNISTS

CUBA DEPORTS LUCKY LUCIANS   Gangster Announces Intention © of Returning to United States “When Present Government .. Is No Longer in Power."

Neighbor of Sheriff -  Wife to Stand By Husband, 10-Year Life Term Fugitive

Wife Stands by Spouse of 10 Years Discovered to Be Alabama Fugitive

Learns Husband Escaped Convict   Mother Of Two To Stand By Him; Respected Business Man.

Remained At Large 10 Years ....  Businessman Held As Robber-Fugilin e

RFC Hearing Disrupted By Outburst   Bender Claims Files Chucked Without Check

New Yorker's Skull Is Pierced With Piece of Welding Bead Recs tt...

HEAD PIERCED BY ROD   4% Hour Operation Necessary After Freak New York Accident

AUSTRIANS DEFY RUSSIAN AGENTS   Communists Rebuffed In Efforts To Oust Foreign Minister

BRITAIN TO PUT IDLE IN#0 KEY INDUSTRIES   Also Opens Drive To Raise Exports In Dollar Crisis

British Will Begin Drafting Idle Workers   Labor Minister Tells British Labor Of New Plan To Increase Production

Reprisals By Unions Thr ‘eatened   But AFL And CIO Heads Scout Talk Of General Strike  As Protest

NLRB Members Talk to Truman On Labor Law .  Republicans Promise More Funds for Agency Alter  Majer Defeat for President

Enforcement Of New Law Discussed   NLRB To Take On Additional Responsibilities

More Money To Be Given U. S. Board.   Responsibilities To Be Increased

Truman Talks With NLRB On Labor Law   Broad Additional Responsibilities Placed On Group By Congress

TRUMAN PLANS ADMINISTRATION OF LABOR LAW   Confers With NLRB; Has No Comment On Congress’ : Overrider Vote

TRUMAN AND NLRB CONFER ON NEW LAW   President in Session With Labor Board to Biiccuss Reauirements

Plan Boost in NLRB Funds   Felt Needed to Help Administer New Labor  Measure

Board Probably to Get Nine Millions for ext Fiseal Year, or Double Amount  CanGetinjunetions  Government Can Bloek National Ew “y Strikes

Pass Bill over Veto by 6 Votes   a ae  Bill Overhauls Wagner Act; Expect Nine Million Budaet to Run It

GOP Plans Boost In NLRB Funds to Back Labor Law   JGULA LQOWUI Law May Double Budget Of Board; Congress Backs New Aaqency

Truman Calls For Conference With Labor Board Men  ‘NERB Summoned for   ‘NLRB Summoned fo: Talks Regarding the Taft-Hartley Act

NLRB Assured Fund Boost To Administer Act   Senate Vote First Major Setback Aimed At Truman

Truman Calls NLRB fo Talk Over New Law   To Discuss Additional Responsibilities of Board Under Terms of Law: To Get More Mone\

Taft and Others Pledge To Give Enough Finances To Make New Law Workable; Bigger Mediation Group Will Be Set Up

Truman Calls In NLRB Members  Senate Republicans Promise More Cash

Labor Board To Confer With Truman   President Calls Members For Meeting as First  Move Toward Enforcing Newly Euacted Law

More Money Needed, Says Senator Taft   Act Imposes Far-Reaching Limitations On Union Activities; President Silent

Labor Board Will Get More Funds  To Administer Law   NLRB Appropriation Will Be Increased, GOF Leaders Say, to Help Handle Additional Burden Imposed by New Union Curbing Act

President Calls NLRB Members lo Conference   @ Administration of Taft-Hartley Bill To Be Discussed

Republicans Plan Increased Funds For Labor Board   Set Up Machinery For The Enactment Of New Union Law

NLRB WILL GET MORE CASH FOR THE NEXT YEAR   Big Boost in Funds To Enforce New Law Planned

PRESIDENT ACTS ON LABOR BILL   Chief Cails in NLRB To Air Administration. of the Measure He Vetoed

Operation of New Labor Act To be Watched   President Called Lpon to Cooperate With Congress in Fair Administration

TRUMAN CALLS NLRB TO MAKE CONTROL PLANS  SENATORS READY TO  VOTE ADDED FUNDS TO ADMINISTER LAW

Truman Meets With Members Of Board   General Counsel Of Organization Quits After Protesting

Senate Republicans Plan To Give National Labor Board Additional Funds To Administer Duties.   PEPPER SAYS LAW BOOSTS THIRD PARTY

Boost in Funds for Labor Board Needed to Enforce New Lav   Republicans Say Con gress Will Back Union _ Curb Administration

Labor Board’s Tasks Multiplied . . .  Promise Hike In Funds Of NLRB For Operation Of The New Labor Laws

NLRB Promised Funds to Guide New Labor Law   President Summons Labor Board to Study Law's Administration.

Truman Summons NLRB Chiefs for Conference on New Labor Setup; Van Arkel, Board Counsel, Quits Job

TRUMAN CALLS LABOR AIDES TO CONFAB   No Added Comment Offered By President   Likely To Be Appropriated For N.L.R.B. To Handle Additional Duties

Truman Taiks With Members Of Labor Board   NEW DUTIES ADDED BY ENACTMENT OF LAW

GOP SENATORS PLAN BIG HIKE IN NLRB FUNDS   Board to Have New Duties Under Union Curb Law Approved by Congress

How Midwesterners Voted On Compromise Tax Reduction Bill   Issue Call For More Seasonal Workers To Help U. S. Farmers

Purchase Black Dirt   No Funds For Vet Housing Until Projects Are Complete, Ruling

1,000 COAL MINES ARE SHUT DOWN   By Protest Strike Of More than 230,000 Miners

Fear All Production In Federal Mines Will Be Stopped By Friday   Daily Production Losses Estimated At A Million Tons With 230,000 Miners Idle And More Going Out Every Hour.

230,000 Miners Join In Protest Walkout; - Nearly 1,000 Pits Idle

Over 1,000 Pits Already Closed Walkouts Spreac   10-Day Vacation To Begin Tomorrow

OVER 1,000 MINES CLOSED BY WILDCAT WALKOUTS    Daily Production Losses of Coal Estimated At a Million Tons.

Over 230,000 Miners Quif In 11 States   Indications Are That Workers Will Not Return to Mines Until At Least July

Wakouts Curtail Fifty Percent of U.S. Coal Outpa   ‘Nearly 1,000 Mines Closed . 225,000 Protesting Mine  Workers Are Out   DAILY LOSS IS SET AT 1,000,000 TONS   Administrator Predicts That 2,500 Government Pits Will Shut Down

1,000 Mines Now Closed; 238,000 Miners Are Idle   Steel Manufacturers Curtail Schedules; Little Hope for Contract After Vacation

MINE PARALYSIS HITS 1000 PITS; ALL MAY CLOSE   U.S. Production Drops Million Tonc: 222 000 Ont

CMA SEES ALL MINES GLOSED   National Output of Coal Drops ta One-Half

MANY MINES {DL IN UNITED STATES: LEWIS DENOUNCED   All 2,500 GovernmentOperated Pits Will Be ‘Down’ Tomorrow, Is Prediction Today.   HARTLEY ACCUSES LEADER OF U. M. W.

rly 1,000 Closed Strikes Of 000 Men         Productipad Fstimated at Than 1,000,000 Half U.S. Output

“Think Husband Is Going to Shoot Me,” Waitress Tells Boss, Who, Horrified, Witnesses Her Murder

Amount Will Be Large Enough for Effective Taxpayer Relief, He Tells Senate’s Group

Former (Official OF US. Treasury Urges Tax Cut   John W. Hanes Tells Congress That Taxpayer Relief Should Be Given   ENDORSES CUT IN INCOME TAXES

Formal Approval Of Treaty Today   Bricker Still Is in Presidential Picture

BRICKER SECOND CHOICE BY GOP   Buckeye Senator Could Be Compromise Selection

storm Death Toll Mounts: Nears 100   Ancther 100 Believed Under Town Wreckage City Battles Floods

Gulfport And Biloxi Areas Are Flattened   Boyle Says Damage May Run Into Tens Of Millions

HURRICANE TOLL OF DEAD NEARS 100 SATURDAY   Biloxi-Gulfport Area of Missis. sippi Hardest Hit—Storm Blows Out

Mississippi Coast Death Toll From Great Hurricane Rises ‘As Water Ebbs, Allows Check

Bodies of 24 Are Recovered In Resort Area   87 Other Persons Are Reported Either Dead or Missing

GULF COAST FEARS 84 DEAD AS STORM DIES OUT IN TEXAS   New Orleans Battles Flood ‘. Waters Pushed Up by Vicious Hurricane.   MARTIAL LAW INVOKED   Damage to Crops, Fishing Industry Counted in Tens of Millions.

At Least 100 Believed Dead; 21 Are Missing Aboard Fishing Vessels

ENTIRE COAST REGION UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Damage to Buildings And Crops Mounts Into Millions

Martial Law Governs Coastal Section While Havoc Is Surveyed   Hundreds Of Persons Known Dead Or Missing, Property Losses Of Many Millions Reported

Hurricane Toll Said Near 100 Dead or Missing   National Guardsmen Ordered to Shoot To Halt Pillaging

Death Toll Rising as Storm Ends  Red Cross Lists 87 Persons as Missing or Dead

Large Coastal Area Under Martial Rule:   Damage To Stricken States Likely Te Run Into Tens Of Millions Of Dollars

TOLL OF GULF HURRICANE IS OVER 80 DEAD   MISSISSIPPI] HARD HIT; COAST TOWNS IN SHAMBLES

Storm's _ DeathToll Near 100   Mississippi Coast Hit Worst; Night  Curfew Imposed

100 Feared Dead, Scores Are Injured   Damage to Crops Set at $10,000,000; Militia Mobilized

Mississippi Coast. Resort Area Flattened As If by Giant Scythe; 92 Rodies Recovered

84 Persons Are Reported Dead, } But Unverified         Volunteers Called To Inflow of Flood. Wateré}”” Property Loss Estimat- : ed Tux Millions '      Emergency Appéal Made For Doctors         Second Storm, Beli Brewing in Carribean - Area; Navy Will Send In Emergency Rations:

Storm Death Toll Mounts in the South   May Reach 100 in MississippI Area Nea Gulfport and Biloxi

BILOAL-GULFPORT CASUALTIES SOAR   20 Bodies Recovered, 81 Persons Reported Dead Or Missing In Storm

WATERS AID SEARCHERS   Dead and Missing In Coastal Zone Neors 100 Mark

Gulf Coast Has 100 Dead After Storm Attack   Some Resort Areas On! The Shore Found To Be Completely Flat 

Searchers Begin Hunt For Victims  Hurricane Blows Itself Out In Texas

Twenty-Three Bodies Recovered; Red Cross Says  84 Dead Or Missing   Property, Crops Heavily Damaged   Martial Law Declared In Stricken Area To Prevent ‘Wholesale Looting

Community Chest  Is Conducting  Campaign Mopup Individual Calls  Boost Total To $25,554.69

WHITE PRIMARY BILL 15 VETOED   THOMPSON KNOCKS OUT LEGISLATION SPONSORED BY HERMAN TALMADGE. '

3 Refugee Ships Near Hamburg   Number of Jews Removed From Ships in Elbe Estuary

British Remove Jewish Leaders From Transport   Refugee Ship Nears Destination In Germany

BRITISH TRANSPORTS WITdi JEWS TURNED BACK FROMM BALESTINE REAR ELRE

AUTO STEALERS ADMIT MURDEF      Pontiac Factory W orke Left To Die In Barn, Shot Three Times

Status Of King Mihat Puzzles  Flies Into London For Royal Wedding

Most Makers Of Whisky To Comply   Some Opposition Seer To Shutdown for Nation’s Distilleries

Most Distillers Agree to 60-Day Shutdown Program   Big Disappointment Is In Latest Crop Estimate by USDA

NISTILLERS Ik iCCORD WITH 4) PROGRAM   yajority To Shut Down; U.S. crop Report Adds Gloomy Note

Distillers to Shutdown for 60-Day Period   Action Taken At Request Of Nation to Help Save Grain for Europe

Big Majority To Shut Down For 60 Days   One Agreement Message Comes Under Protest

Liquor-Makers Agree To Plan For Shutdown   Some Firms To Conform TInder Protest

‘Pause in Operations Expected to Take Effect ‘By October 25; Labor To ‘Be Heard Before Decision

Slogans Fail To Catch On With  Public, Business   Hiroshima Trees Show Two Years Growth In One After A-Bombing   Committee Says Clear Majority Of Distillers Will Co-Operate

MOST DISTILLERIES AGREE TO SUSPEND BOOZE PRODUCTION   Maior Liquor Manufacturers to Close Down Two Months to Conserve Grain

DISTILLERS SET FOR SHUTDOWN   Union Chief Estimates 100,000 Workers Will Be Idled

Majority of U.S. Distillers Agree To Shutdown Plan   Truman’s Citizens’ Food Committee Announces Clear Motoritu in Accord

Most of Distillers Agree to Shut Down Operations 60 Days   One Company Agrees to Proposal Under Protest

Distillers’ Majority for Shutdown   Unemployment Factor in Proposed Suspension; Spokesman Says Little Grain Will Be Saved

FINAL ANSWER TO BE GIVEN MONDAY   One Message Is Against Whisky-Making Holiday   PRESIDENT’S   Citizens Food Committee Reports Clear Majority Assent To Proposal

5 MORE LIQUOR FIRMS AGREE TO SHUTDOWN   Distillery Officials Claim U. S. Will Lose 400 Million in Taxes

‘Majority Of Nation’s Major Distillers ‘Agree To 60- Day Shutdown To Save Grain

Most Distillers Agree fo Plan  Will Shut Down Two Months to Save Grair

Most Liquor Men Agree to Shutdown New Corn Forecast  Is Disappointing To Food Committee

Distillers Okay 60-Day Closing   Spirits Institute President Warns Holiday Will Result in “Serious Unemployment.”’

Cattle Feeding Problem Is Cited   Distilleries Agree Generally To Shut Down

Most Distillers Agree to Plan  Will Shut Down Two   Will Shut Down Two Months to Stave Grain

Distillers Accept  Shutdown   One Group Submitting However, Insists — Loss of By Products Will Hike Feed Needs

Smithsburg Girl Escapes Injury   Waynesboro Youth Killed And Two Others Are Critically Hurt.

One Killed And Three Hurt In Wreck Of Auto   Smithsburg Girl Only Slightly Hurt; Crash On Sunset Trail

Butler Couple Killed In Crash   J.J. Dunlevy And Wife Are Victims Of Auto Crash On Pennsylvania Turnpike

MAN KILLS 3 AND HIMSELF   Eviction Notice Blamed for Shooting Spree

Safety OnRoad Stressed In Bill   Scott Is In Favor Bill For Inferior Courts To Act

Beaufort Man Drafts Bill With Teeth   Woman Jurors Law Also Is Projected

Murray Says Steel Pact _ Assures 2-Year ‘Peace’   One Dollar Per Day Pay Boost Gets Approval of CIO United Steelworkers’ Wage Policy Committee Monday

MURRAY PREDICTS 2 YEARS OF PEACE IN STEEL INDUSTRY   Contract Giving U. S. Steel Employes $1 a Day Increase Approved by Un ien’s Wage Group.   TALKS WITH OTHER FIRMS TO REOPEN   C. EL. O. Leaders Anticipate No Difficulties in Reaching Agreements With 80 Companies,

PAY INCREASE OF $1 A DAY IS APPROVED   AGREEMENT HAILED AS PATTERN FOR ALL INDUSTRY

Clo Happy at Deal in. Steel Pay   ‘Murray Hopes -It Will  Form Pattern For Peaceful Settlements

Steel Wage Agreement  Is Approved   Murray Says $1-Day Rise Pact Assures Peace for 2 Years

SOVIET AGREES. 10 DEBT TALKS   LONG. DEADLOCK OVER THE AID GRANTED DURING WAR IS REPORTED  BROKEN ‘

Says Landlords  Face Penalties   Federal Office. Of Rent Control Serves Notices On Local Owners.

NEW BUILDING 10 HOUSE $269,000 HIGHSPEED PRESS   Additional Linotype. Machines, Other Equipment Ta Ralnciniled —

News Behind The News  Coorright McClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON By Ray Tucker

State VFW to Fight Quota Law  Seeks to Exempt Clubs From Quota Set Up In Liauar Law

State VFW Opens Fight Against Including Clubs In Liquor License Quota

Hungary's Credit Off  Marshall Cancels   Marshall Cancels $7,000,000 Deal

Red Coup Is Causing Loss Of Confidence * Seven-Million Cotton Credit For Hungary Being Canceled

New Setback Given To Hungary Today   Export-Import Bank Cancels $7,000,000 In Cotton Credits

Molotov Rejects French Demand On Saar Issue   s3Soviet Minister Balks At Plan To Separate Area From Germany; Marshal! Oaitines Korean Aid

SIX RAILROAD MEN KILLED AT SHILOH, 0.   Fast Train Was  Derailed; Three ‘Others Hospitalized

Seeks To Put Over Point In U.N. Council   Wants Agreement to Sep‘arate Arms Cut, A-Control Talks

Austin Continues To Give Stress To Atom Control   Chief Delegate To UN Wants Control Considered Separately

GALES UP TO 100 MILES PER HOUR FELT   Damage Reported Heavy In Some Areas

Heavy Damage Seen as Storm Sweeps Inland   Sections of City Are Flooded; Some Injured Reported; Florida Loss Mounts

Unprepared City Suffers In Heavy Winds, Floods   Two Injuries Reported; Thousands Evacuated From Flood Areas; City Waits In Calm For Second Blow

NEW ORLEANS BEING LASHED BY HURRICANE   Full Fury of Gulf Storm Sweeping  Through The City

—HEAVY LOSS— Streets _ Knee Deep In Water   FULL FURY OF STORM HITS

FRENCH QUARTER CITY JAMMED BY BAYOU REFUGEES   Fury of Tropical Wind Rips Town At 100 MPH. Chin

Mrs. Durant Asks Court To Deny Government’s Motion For Re-Hearing

Visitors Jam Farm Show On Opening Day  Gov. Bell To Open First Exhibition Since Rafarea War

Thousands Visit State Farm Show   Experts Begin Huge Task of Judging Some 10,000 Exhibits

Jewish Refugees Insisting They Still Intend To Go To Palestine   Leader Says “Nothing Can Stop Us” Although All Are Now In German Displacement Camps After Futile Voyage.

LEGION AUX. IN. STALLS OFFICERS   President Announces Committee Appointments. For Year

Taft Lays Out Party Program   Committee Asks More Time To Consider Jail Report

Panel Asks For Time To Study Penal System   Committee Makes  eee  Pere   Committee Makes Suggestions On WVU, College Set-Up

REPRESENTATIVE OF SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION TO VISIT QUANAH

4. Romanian Leaders Quit, I by Request   ‘Associates Follow Tatarescu, Scored For ‘Enemy’ Aid

Accident Damage Totals $2,675   Tri-County Report Shows One Killed, Six Hurt Last Week

Cigarette Type Tobacco Hits New High   Green Offerings Also Pick Up

US. Must Bear Larger Role, Says U.P. Heac   Britain’s Sphere Shrinks, Ours Undergees Spread

Four Facing  Bribe Charge   Mayor of Mountain Iron and Three Other Persons Involved

France Dissents At Aid Meeting  Hirschfeld Cites Farainan AAanav Naaed

Office Job  for War Hero   Honor Medal Winner "Ashamed" of [ncident

IS OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED   Col. Sharp of Fifth Army Gives Command to Capt. Phipps

COMPANY E IS OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED   Col, Sharp of Fifth Army Gives Command to Capt. Phipps

Servicemen Stationed  In Pacific Honor Their Fallen Comrades; Talks Made by Roxas, Others

Aray Is Keeping Mum On Subject Of Germ Warfare   “No Talk” Policy Is Adopted; Claims Over-Rated.

Army Claps Gag  On Germ War   Military Displeased by Extravagant Claims of Research Progress

Flees Kidnaper_   NO TALK ORDER GIVEN BY ARMY   Officials Startled By Public Discussions Of Germ. Warfare

Army Puts Discussion of Germ Warfare under Strict ‘No Talk’ Blanket Rule

~~ TRAIN: WRECK   TWO TRAINMEN ARE KILLED WHEN LOCOMOTIVE HITS CABOOSE OF STALLED : +... FREIGHT -

Paris Extends  French-Red _ Spy Rounduy   Officials Quickly Discount Fourth Soviet Note df Peatest

Paris Rejects New Soviet — Note; Red Purge Continues   Russia Hands French Government Heated Protest  Over Expulsion of Eight More Agents

TAVERNS CALLED HL HOLES BY MINISTERS BODY   Uniontown Ministerial Group Uses Strong Language To Describe Vice

U.S, SOLDIERS ~ HELD BY REDS   THREE YANKS WHO CROSSED LINE IN KOREA STILL . PRISONERS OF:‘AUSSIANS

fducators Favor Minimum Wage  Of $1500 a Yeas   No Certificate for Less Than ~’ Two Years College ,

Whisky Firms Will Decide On Closing Order    Distillery Workers May Sue For Damages If Plants ~ Sbhut-Down For . Sixty Days’

Workers Threaten To Sue Distillers   Head of Employes’ Union Says Damages Will Be Sought Under Taft-Hartley Act if Shutdown Is Ordered to Save Grain,

Workers Threaten U. S: Distillers  With Court Fight   Declares. Union Wil Ask for Injunetion if Necessary for Plants to Open

Group Asks Distillers For Answer   Luckmon Confident Distillers Will Aaree To Shutdown

DISTILLERS ASKED FOR FINAL ANSWER   Employes Threaten Indus. try with Suit.

Union May Sue Distillers If _ Plants Closed   SHUTDOWN IS IS OPPOSED BY LABOR GROUP IN INDUSTRY

LIQUOR MAKERS TO RULE TODAY ON CLOSE-DOWN   Luckman Awaits Final De.  cision on Distillery ‘Holiday’.   SUIT THREATENS   Union Plans Court Action to Prevent Unemployment.

Threatened With Suits, Distillers Asked For Answe   Unions To Sue If Plants Close Down As  Reauested.

DISTILLERS DUE TO REPLY TODAY   Union Threatens To Sue  Plants Are Shut Down

Brewers To Give Final Answer On Shutdown Plan  Closing Of Plants Expected Despite Numerous Protests

Distillers Face Possibility Of Suit By AFL   Union Leader Says Move Would Break Labor Law

UNION PROTESTS WHISKY HOLIDAY   Distillers May Be Sued For Damages During 60-Day Shutdown

NEW SUPPORT IS PROMISED FOOD SAVERS   Religious Groups Are Among Those Who Favor Distillery Closing

Supreme Court Justice Jackson Urges'a General Revision of the Rules of War

Change In War Rules Is Urged By Jackson   Supreme Court. Justice Also Favors Strong Air Force

Revision Of War Rules Suggested  Counters Red Demanc For Ban On A-Bomb

NEW RULES OF WAR ADVOCATED BY U. S$. JURIST   Jackson Favors Revisio: Of Law Regarding Use Of Air Power   BELIEVES RUSSIA [8 OPPOSED TO WAR NOW

URGES REVISION OF WAR RULES   Justice Jackson Makes Proposal at AFA Convention

JRGES ALTER : WAR   NATI RULE:   Sa Compl.  8) w  “  * = emands  Besa" Of

SUNSHINE WILL HELP--A LOT!   Portly Overcast Skies, but Warmer Temperatures Seen for Today

Downpours to End, Predicts Weather Man   Warmer Weather Move: Across Oklahoma From West; Highway and Crog Damage Being Reported

British Surrender Governmental Reir As Riots Flare Up   Wide Areas Burn In Lahore, Report 153 Dead, 136 Hurt

Rioting, Bloodshed Grip Punjab As British Give Up Power In India.

—Pakistan Takes Reins Amid Communal Rioting—  India Attains Her Freedom   Subcontinent, Long A Jewel In British Empire. Will Be Two Nations of Hindu, Moslem Dominions

British Hand Over Reins Of Government to Indian Province; Rioting Flares —

Wide Areas (Of Lahore In Flames   Dominion of Pakistar  Now Is Governed By Moslem Officials

Moslem Leaders Handed  Control   British Surrender Power In India To Natives

MOSLEMS GET FREEDOM AS FIGHTS RAGE   Mountbatten Turns Over Area; Hindus’ Nation Free Tomorroy

INDIA BECOMES TWO INDEPENDENT LANDS THURSDAY, FRIDAY  ONE NATION COMES INTO BEING, ANOTHER AWAITS

VIOLENCE MARS BIRTH OF NEW MOSLEM STATE   Lord Mountbatten Will Surrender Britain’s Power to Hindus Frida

BALL ADVOCATES A NEW STRATEG)   Claims Good Defense Can’t Win Cold War.

—Long-Range Aid-To-Europe-—  Ball Urges  ‘Offensive’   Minnesota Senator Raps Defensive Foreign Policy: Time For ‘Interference,’ He Says

New Security Council Finds Russia Still fn Minority But Still Can Wield Big Stick With Veto

DAUGHTER FAIL AT DAD'S TRIAL   Prosecution Witness, Eleven Years Old, Succumbs to Feelings

If You Need a Worker. Hire an Ulcer Victim, Counsels Doctor Mayo

Railroad Men,  Out One Week. Get 50¢ Boost   17.500 Employes  In Five Steel Plants To Begin Work AgainMidnight Pact Signed

Group Decides To End Strike  Move Affects 1,500 Steelworkers Too

Union Railroad Workers Back Strike That Halted  Steel Output Ends

Rail Strike Ended at Steel Plants   Brotherhoods Get 15-Cent Raise; Had Asked 50 Cents

Agreement Permits Steet Mills to Resume   Warkeare (lat      Workers Get 15 Cents Hourly Wage Increase

Pittsburgh Steel Rail Strike Is Terminated   Walkout Paralyzed Cornegie-illinsis Picnt---Grent Pav Hike

EMPLOYES END 8-DAY STRIKE   Railway Operating Workers to Return to Work

1. RAIL WORKERS ED SETTLE TIEU   Inter-Plant Peace Break: Steel Stalemate

MILLS PREPARE TO RESUME AS RAIL RIFT ENDS   Workers Will Get 15-Cent Boost Under Pact That Halts 8-Day Strike

Carnegie Rail Workers End Strike, Gain 15e Wage Hike   1800 Employes Affected; Had Sought 50¢ Boost; ° Out Eight Days

Rail Workers To Return To Jobs   End Wildcat Walkout, To Get 15-Cent Boost

Rail Strike To an End   Settlement to Put 17,500 Steel Men. Rack ta Work Also

Steel Tie-Up Ends; Railway Issue Settled   Union Rail’ Workers Agree to Call Off Unauthorized Strike

RAILROADERS END WILDCAT STRIKE   PITTSBURGH STEEL PLANTS NOW ABLE TO RESUME PRODUCTION

Woods Closed fo Shooting During The Fire Hazard:  / Dry Ice Experiment...  To Be Made Thursdiy

Woods Closed to Shooting During The Fire Hazard  Dry Ice Experiment To Be Made Thursday

Federal Workers, Some in States In Political Ban   Few Remain Exempt But Judges Badly Split in Decision

No Opinion on Contempt Case  High Court Fails To   High Court Fails To Rule on Lewis, Union

High Court © Un-Hurried in Finding   Opinion May Be Handed Down Nex: Monday i in Vital Litigation

Critics Seek To Curb Greek Aid   Nonintervention Ride: Is Proposed for $400,000,000 Action

Critics Strive To Narrow Truman Doctrine Of Aid To ‘Free Peoples’ Of World

Try Again To Narrow Down ‘Aid’ Doctrine   Senate Critics Want Pro vision Limiting Intervention to Greece aud Parkey

CRITICS SEEK 10 LIMIT AlD PLAN   Senate Debate On GreekTurkish Bill To Begin

Senators Seek New Provision In Aid Measure   Critics Would Ban Intervention In Civil  Strife Of Nations

Senate Critics. Seek To Ban Fe uture U ‘S. Inter vention In  Other C ivil Wars After Greece   ‘Fear- Participation “In: All Civil Wars _ That Come Along:

News Blackout Hides Progress Paraquay War      Senate Critics Seek To Narrow Presidential Aid Plans With 'No-New-Intervention’ Clause

Seek to Limit Truman  World-wide Aid Plans   Critics Would Narrow “Aid ta "Free Peoples” Wha Micht Be Menncred

Limit Urged On Truman’s Foreign Act By Senators   Johnson Spearheads Movement To Reduce Intervention Setup

Japanese War Trial Resumes After Recess   Tojo’s Premiership Brought About .Discnssion Of Possibility Of War

CONSTITUTION. TRIBUNE PRESENTS NEWS EVENTS OF TRE DAY ON SCREEN 

Ten Women Die In Beauty Shop Blast; Many Hurt   ‘Cause of Explosion Undetermined; 19 of 30 Injured Remain in Hospital.

aR  Virginia Blast Kills Ten Women In Beauty Shop   30 Others Injured In Explosion Felt Four Miles Away

Beauty Shop Blast Fatal To 10 Women   At Least 30 Hurt In Harrisonburg  Explosion; Search To Resume Today

Beauty Shop Blast Kills Ten Women  At Least 30 Other Persons Injured   At Least 30 Other Persons Injured In Explosion at Harrisonburg, Va.

CEASE SEARCH OF SHOP RUINS   Toll In Beauty Salon Blast Stands At Ten Killed

Beauty Shop Blast Toll 10   30 Injured os Expiosion Litters Streets With Debris

‘Women Meet Death When Mystery Explosion In Harrisonburg Lifts Off Roof  Search In Ruins  EBKonr Mare Raodies   Witnesses Say Structure “Looked Like 2 Bomb Hit It; Cause Undetermined

BEAUTY SHOP EXPLOSION   “10 Others Injured In Blast; Couse Unknown

' EXPLOSION CAUSE SOUGHT— Rescue Workers Resume Hunt For Blast Victims

Beauty School Blast Kills 10  Girl Dies Getting Wave For Birthday

30 Others Hurt In Terrific Va. City Explosion   Young Girl Dies Getting Hair-Do As Birthday Gift

BLAST KILLS 10; HURTS 30   Explosion Wrecks Beauty Shop in Virginia

Terrific Explosion In Virginia Snuffs Out Ten Lives, 30 People Hurt

Seek Dead In Blast — Debris   Ten Women Alreddyi ’ Known. ‘Victims of :Exploston in, Virginia : ate Show Laid Gchoal

10 Dead, 30 Hurt By Violent Blast In Beauty Shop   Search Ruins For Bodies: Cause Of Explosion Not Determined Immediately

Beauty School Blast Kills 10   At Least 30 Others Hurt As Explosion Wreck: Virginia Shop

10 DIE IN BEAUTY COLLEGE BLAST   Over 30 Others Injured in Virginia Explosion

10 Killed and 30 Injured in Beauty Shop Explosion   “Cause of Blast, Felt Four Miles Away, Is Not Determined

Beauty Shop Blast Kills  10 Women   Virginia Accident Injures 30 Others; Cause Unknown

10 DIE IN EXPLOSION   Thirty Others Injured in Accident in Harrisburg, Va.

BEAUTY SCHOOL BLAST KILLS 10; 30 ARE INJURED   EXPLOSION DAMAGES BUSINESS DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA TOWN

Beauty Shop Blast Kills 10   AH Victims Women. Tn Virginia Disaster

100 Million Need Better Water, Sewer Plants  lCost to Make Improvements Would Reach Almost bY Rilken

U.S. Asks Rule of Pacific Isles   Waits Others’ Views on Jap Mandates

U.S. Asks Custody — Of Jap Mandate:   Exclusive Control o Pacific Islands Sought

U.S. SEEKS JAP GROUP OF ISLES IN MID-PACIFIC   Sends Request to UN for Administration Over Chain of Islands

U. S. Asks UN Council for. Exclusive Custody of Jap-Mandated Porific leles

Alliance Is Proposed by Sec. Bevin   France Tells About Treaty Near Vompletion by Rus Sia, Britain, France

Asserts Brewster Offered to Call © Off Investigation   But Sen. Ferguson Says Committee On the Level; Kaiser ‘Pull’ Is Intimeted

Ferguson Hits Charge; Brewster Refuses To  Talk; Martin On Stand

Plane-Maker Says Brewster Offered To Call Off Inquiry If Lines Merged   Sen. Ferguson Denies Charge   ‘Committee Does Not Funetion That Way,’ He Snaps Back

Brewster Is Accused of Urging Deal   Plane-Maker Claims Senator Promoted Airline Merger

Jones Claims FDR Ordered Work On Shir   Kaiser Plan For Six-Firm Cambine Told By Martin

Jesse Jones Testifies Roosevelt Objected to Junking Hughes Plane

FDR Ordered Dock 1 Terins GoAheadon Bared; Cost Plane—Jones $1 First Year   Approval Required

Says Roosevelt Ob jected to   Hughes Charges ‘Blackmail’ by — Senator Brewster

Brewster Hit for Blackmail in Probe ‘Deal   Plane-Maker Says Senator Urged Airline Merger

KAISER QUOTED CONFIDENT OF PLANE ORDERS   Jesse H. Jones Desires Te Say Direction Came From Higher Up

FERGUSON DENIES EVER CALLED OFF   Glenn L. Martin Testifies Before Committee

Jones Tells Of Deal at Senate Quiz   Hughes Accuses Chairman Brewster of ‘‘Blackmail’’ Attempt Today

Plaint Dented By Ferguson.   Committee Chairman Sees ‘Inventive Mind’

Vandenberg Will Not Seek Nomination  Not Candidate For fi sidential ge “gine

SEN. VANDENBERG NOT A CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENC)   G. O. P. Leader, in Statement at Grand Rapids, Says He Does Not Expect to Enter 1948 Race.   DEPLORES STRIKES AGAINST PUBLIC SAFETY   Declares Congress Intends “‘t Do Something About This Scandalous” Portal-toPortal Outrage.

AREGHARE CRASH: SCENE IDENTIFIED   Long-Missing Transpor: Piane Located As Marine Data Found

Find Crash Scene Of Long-Missing Marine Transport  Plane Carrying 32 Disappeared Dec. 10

Long-Lost Plane Finally Located  yt With 2   Transport With . o: Aboard. Hit Mountain

Wounded Deputy Dies: Farm Hand Held for Murder   Shotgun Fired From Home of Accused as Officers Approach

BAY OYSTER SURVEY WILL BE UNDERTAKEN   Action Postpones Any Immediate Showdewn On Contreversiel Lear Of Bars

TORTURE USED JO KILL GIRL   SLAYER STABBED VICTIM REPEATEDLY AND THEN CUT "OD YIN HALF (AT——~  _ WAIST '

Murdered Girl Found Cut In Half   Los Angeles Police Seek Brutal Killer Who Tortured Victim

Young Woman’s Dismembered  Body Is Found   Apparently Tortured Before Being Slain; Four Men Are Held

DISMEMBEPED BODY OF WOMAN IS FOUND    Police Stil Seeking Missing Parts Of Torso Near Downtown Detroit

LIGHT TOTAL PREDICTED IN COOK POLLING   Park Board Seeks Funds For Building New Structure   ADD ONE PRECINCT

LIGHT TOTAL PREDICTED IN COOK POLLING   Will Decide Question Of Tuberculosis. _ Agency

New Storm Paralyzes Midwest  nest dt 1 Acedia? Enand Tmchod hy Strang Winds: Mercury Plummets

NEW COLD WAVE GRIPS MIDWEST   EAST AND SOUTH GET RELIEF FROM FRIGID WEATHER

60-Mile Winds Lash Dakotas, Minnesota  Frigid Blast Spreading Through

Midwest Hit By Another  Frigid Blast   Experiences Near - Blizzard Conditions As East And Sonth Get Respite

Kresh Mass of Cold Air Comes Krom Canada   Forecast’ Frigid Air Will Reach  Midwest Sunday

New Cold Wave Hits Midwest   East and South Get Rest From Extreme  Cold Today

Frigid Blast of Near-Blizzard Proportions Sweeps the Dakotas and Minnesota and Will Spread to Midwest.

FRESH COLD WAVE HITS MIDDLEWEST; WINDS. INCREASING   Near Blizzard Conditions Are Prevailing in Dakotas and Minnesota

East, South Receiving Some Respite   Britain Is Suffering Fuel Shortage; Montana Grows Cold

NEW COLD WAVE HEADS EASTWARD   Near. Blizzord Conditions Prevail in. Midwest

Cold Wind from Canada 'Benumbs Middle West   Near Blizzard Conditions  Prevail in Some States-— Te ru ptiiemce Sa. Theme

SOUTH AND EAST GET A RESPITE FROM BAD SNAP   New Cold Wave, However, May Hit Atlantic States Later:  ~ Blizzard In Dakotas And Minnesota.

New Frigid Storm Reported Heading Toward Indiana With Much Colder Weather Predicted Over Week End

»  East And South Get Respite As Cold Wave Hits Midwest   Wintry Blasts Are Expected To Sweep Inte Middle Atlantic States By Sunday

fame Pesesa Lobbying Bil  Angry Assembly Votes        i H  Angry Assembly Votes pis asf meant Senate

Seek Listing Of Solons Getting Lobby Benefits   Assembly Passes Bill To Require  List Of Persons On Whom Money Spent

End. Rationing In. Sweeping  New Program  “People Called. On’ . To Make. Sacrifice

WALKOUT IN ONE MAJOR STEEL PLANT   Workers Fail To Return Jobs In New York

  Wave Of Walkouts In Nation   Early Break Seen For Phone Tie-Up; Inland Stee! Is Struck

PICTURE OF LABUR DISPUTES BETTER IN COUNTRY TODA   Early Break Foreseen in Telephone Strike; Steel Workers Return to Jobs After Agreement.

Union Expects Karly ‘Break’ In Phone Strike   Labor Leaders Confident Company Will Give In On $6 Wage Demand

Nation’s Weather Somewhat Mixed   High Temperatures Pre vail In Some Sections, Cool In Others.

Upper Midwest Is Somewhat Cocler   Thundershowers Over Wide Avea Break Heat—McAL ester Tops U. $. Temps

Midsummer Heat Rules In Southwest   But Thundershowers Break Torrid Spell In Mid-U. S.; Local Temperatures Hich

COOL AIR TOMORROW   Is Headed for Texas Panhandle: Te 100 Teday in Midwest

‘Hot and Cold   Hent Wave Lingern in Soutliern Sections, Cool Wave in Midwest

RIOT SQUADS CHARGE COMMUNIST CROWDS, CLUB U.S. NEWSMEN   ITALIAN CAPITAL IS SWEPT BY VIOLENCE, MANY DEMONSTRATIONS

Situation in Rome Ominous; Police in Strong-Arm Methods   Police Disperse Crowds by Brandishing Clubs as Strike Continues

Rioters Clubbed By Italian Police  Throngs Chant Reds National Anthem

POLICE BATTLE SURGING CROWDS IN RODE STRIKE   Communists Losing Grip In Face of Determined Government

Gasper! Uses Strong Arm In Rome Strike   General Walkout Begins Second Day As Police Control Maintains Order

Police Support Italian Regime   Officers Assigned To Passenger  Vehicles

COMMUNIST-LED THRONGS STAGE ROME FLAREUP   Police Charge Crowds Near Foreign Office as Strike Enters Second Day

Crowds Jam Rome; Communists Chant ‘Red Flag’ Anthem   Throngs Are Chargec By Police in Jeeps--General Strike Is Now in Third Gav

Situation In Rome Is  Ominous   Helmeted Police Charge Crowds In Piazza Colonna In Heart Of Capital

OUTLOOK IN ROME IS MORE OMINOUS   Strong-Arm Methods Are Adopted by Police.

Police Charge Rome Crowd As StrikeWeakens   Jeep-Borne Riot Squads Swing Clubs On Communist

SITUATION IN ROME GROWS MORE OMINOUS AS GOVERNMENT MEASURES ATTEMPT TO SETTLE GENERAL STRIKE

Tension Grows In Rome Strike  Police Battle Sullen Mobs As City’s   Police Battle Sullen Mobs As City’s Transport: Workers Walk Off Jobs .

Walkout Enters Second Day As Violence Grows   Throngs Chant Communist Anthem; Some Shops Reopen

Rome Police Brawl With Chanting Reds; New Attack Feared   Situation Grave as Reports Warn Of Invasion by 20,000 Communists; Union’s Strike Now in Second Day

Police Riot Squads Clear Rome Crowd:   Throngs Chant ‘Red Flag Near Italian Foreign Office

Police Disperse Chanting Red Crowd in Rome   Swing Riot Sticks, General Strike Loosening Grip

Riot Squads Battle Italian Communists   Police Charge Surging Mobs in Strike- Bound Rome; Throngs Chant Communist Anthem.

Violence Feared As Communists Converge OnRom   Seek To Settle General Strike

POLICE CHARGED SURGING CROWDS  IN ROME TODAY   As Throngs Chanted the Communist Anthem “Red Flak.”   ' THE CROWD IS CLEARED   Gave Way Jeering and Hooting; Strike In Second Day.

ARMED FORCES BACK UP ROME PEACE EFFORTS   Riot Squads Charge Surging Crowds Chanting Communist Anthem.

POLICE BATTLE ITALIAN MOBS   Cops in Jeeps Swing Clubs at Crowds in Rome

Troops Aid In Quelling Rome Riots   ri Uses Strong Tactics To Halt Strike

Police  Rush Rome Crowds  Demonstrations  ‘ai peaeore   Demonstrations In Heart Of Stike-Bound City

General Strike seems Loosening  Grip Second Day   Jeering Throng Gives Way to Riot Squads in Center of City

Police In Control But Outbreaks Are Feared   20,000 Wartime Red Partisans Reported Marching On Eternal City And Adding To Unrest: Many Arrests Being Made.

Strike Seems to Have - Loosened™ ‘Grip ‘on - Citys. Attacks   W eaken‘Hold -

REUTHER: OPTIMISTIC ABOUT: LABOR   Says. 1947 947 Will “Be\Labor’s ‘Greatest Year’

Wednesday Was Two Degrees Hoffer   Ada Registers 103, Severe Heat Wave Continues

Third March Upon Albany Is Proposed   YVanth Penne tn Srenard   Youth Group to Support Higher Teacher Pay; Plan Condemned by Teachor Unio:

PRICE CURB PLAN FOR BASIC ITEMS BEING ‘STUDIFN   No ‘Grandiose Ceiling Program’ Could Get by Congress, Spokesman Says.   FOOD CONTROLS HINTED   100 Business, Labor Lead. ers in Off- Record Parley ‘at White House.

PRICE CONTROL OVER PRODUCERS   Anti-Inflation Plan Is Be. ing Discussed By White House

rice Control  or Basie  ommodities Discussed’  Plan Is Reported As Administration Pieces Together Anti-Inflation Plan

Group At White House For Study Of Economic  Problems Facing Nation

Price Controls Considered at Producer Level   Limited Curbs Would Be Applied Only to Scarce Items

Price Control Proposals Being Studied   Anti-inflation Plan to Be Drafted for Action by Congres:

Anti- Inflation Plan Prepared For Congress      No Big Scale Price Ceiling Program ls . Contemplated

Limited Price Curbs Studied  Plan For Submission - To Congress Mapped

PRICE CONTROLS OVER SOME FOODS TINDER DISCUSSION   Presidential Adviser Says Any Proposed Regulatiens Would Be Limited in Scope.   ALL-DAY CONFERENCE HELD AT WHITE HOUSE   Leaders of Business, Labor and Agriculture Attend Offthe-Record Meeting — Traman Not Present.

Price Control On Some Food  Items Studied   Anti-Inflation Plan To Be Submitted to Congress on Nov, 17

CONTROL PLAN BEING STUDIED   Some Price Restraints May Be Suggested As  Curb on Inflation

GIRL SAYS SHE’D LIKE TO GO TO REFORM SCHOOL  Fourfeen-Year-Old Calmly Admits Slaying Of Father; Young Boy Friend Is Killed In Crash

Contributors. to County War Memorial Fund   Young Girl to Be Given © Hearing

PRISON ‘STRIKE’ LEADERS MOVED   265 San’ Quentin Jute Mil and Quarry Men Refuse to Work

RINGLEADERS IN UNREST EIN  BIG PRISON TAKEN TO AN OTHER PENITENTIARY URING NIGHT

PRISON ‘STRIKE’ LEADERS MOVED   Work Stoppage at San Quentin Believed Checked

MILLIONS AT STAKE ON EACH QUESTION   When Amendment Is Effective to Be Settled by Courts Ohservers Relieve

WILL HAVE FULL TIME DIRECTOR; BUDGET $28,000  Local Doctors Lead Move For New Uni

WILL HAVE FULL TIME DIRECTOR; BUDGET $28, 000  Local Doctors Lead 5   - Local Doctors Lead Move For New Unit; State to Assist

EIGHT TEXANS ARE INCLUDED =  Holiday Death Toll Nearing 1OO Today

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Tells More About Internal Politics Of Teamsters’ Union

GANDHI IS SEEKING CALM IN WARTORA NEW DELHI TODAY   Spiritual Leader Walks Among People; Asks for Peace as Slaughter of Refugees Continue.   GOVERNOR SIGNS NEW ORDINANCE

Gandhi Walked Among Refugees Seeking Peace   HINDU SPIRITUAL HEAD VISITED CAMPS IN INDIA

Gandhi Walks Amid Rioters   Delhi Crowds Hear Leader's Peaee Plea

To Civil Strife ‘An Rioting {ndiz   Hindu Leader Tours New Delhi; Sees Moslems and _ Hindus Alike   TOUR OF TROUBLED PUNJAB POSTPONED   10-Year Jail Term Ordered For Soldiers Who Permit . Train Attacks

GANDHI PLEADS FOR PEACE WITH WARRING GROUPS   Weakened by Fast ‘Saint’ Visits Both Refugee Camps

Gandhi Visits Refugees in Peace Plea   Tours Delhi Camps; Nehru Pledges To Act ‘On War Basis’

Lenders Urged tc Protect Veterans  VA Official Says Prices Teo Hich

A Wild Trip Pai Held at St. Joseph in Kidnaping of Two Drivers and Theft of Three Cars

Governor Is For Longer Rent Check   Commercial, ’ Business Law Affecting New York Also Would ‘Be “Continued      Will Study Ruling

Dewey Calls for Continuation of Rent Controls   Recommends Congressional Action; Will Urge State Continue Siandhy Measure

Governor Wants Control of Rent Continued Year   Plans to Recommend Ex. tension of New York’s Residential Rent Law Until Mid-1949 i

India To Be Split Inte Two Nations   Leaders Appeal To People For Support OF Ploas Would Porn Tlindu And Moslem State

RIVAL GROUPS TO RULE TWO HUGE NATIONS   STATE OF PAKISTAN AND HINDUSTAN PROPOSED

STEEL HIKE ~~ S$5 A TON   Some Increases Announced By ‘Big Steel’ Run As High As $10

~ TO INCREASE   EFFECTIVE AUGUST FIRST PRICE OF STEEL PRODUCTS GOES UP FIVE DOLLARS PER TON

a! egua Philosophe r:  J. A.is Amused at Big City Population Fight: Says He is Satisfied with Rockdale

 From A Johnson Grass Farm:  Skull Creek Philosopher Is Amused ae Big City Population Squabble; 7s Satisfied With- Columbus...

Trio Robbing Paragon Bank Eludes Police   $2,082 Taken From Federal Reserve Bank; FBI Enters Case

Dragnet Out For Bandits   Trio Nets $2,082 In Paragon Bank Holdup; Elude Hunt

Crocodiles Float Down Streets of Flooded Town  In Northern Bolivia

HOT AND COOL AIR FIGHT FOR AREA MASTERY   Southwest, East Continue To Swelter With Relief Not In Sight

Dr. William Thomas Speaks To Lions At Tiiesday: Meeting   State School Work Discussed By Superintendent

Housing Agency Budget Is Cut Five Million   Housing Expediter Is Ordered To Start Closing Up July 1 >

PENG PRERPERLD   2 Housing Aids Held  Failures   House ‘Tells FPHA nd ' Expediter To Close Up  Their Bureaus

FPHA Budget Suffers Slash Of $5,000,000   House Also Orders Agency's Closing Up to Start Julv 1

Budget for Housing Group Is Cut to Extent of 5 Million   Organization Ordered to Wind Up Its Affairs Starting First of July

MYSTERY CASE ~GAUSES SUITS   PARENTS OF BABIES KILLED IN MASSILLON HOSPITAL - ASKING $200,000 DAM" AGES

NDIANA ‘WEATHER AN’ WILL MOVE   Williamson Resigns to Ge to Nashville; Tells of Record.

Seek Slayer Of Woman   Shot Down in Frent Of Westmoreland County Court House

ANTICIPATION BECOMES SORROW   Bride, Attired for Joyful Meeting, Told at Dock Fiance ts Killed.

REDS FXPLON PRIVATION 10 UPSET FRANCE   SHORTAGES OF FUEL AND FOOD CAUSE SUFFERING

PRIVATION IS REDS’ ALLY, ANALYST SAYS   Mackenzie Avers French Leftists Use Edge

French Communists Receiving Aid of a Powerful But Evil Ally in Fight to Gain Power

French Reds Exploiting Country's Shortages  ‘Harsh Privation Aids Communists

GEN. SMITH SURE OF ANOTHER WAR   Suggests Demonstration of Atom Bomb for Russia

NEW EFFORT TO FREE BRIDGES WILL RE MADE   Attempt Will Be Delayed Until Sen. Taylor Recovers Health

1,500,000 Will Embrace nag My Abe Pegg Seniors   PECT 144,000 TOT:   Vv  aviation Anticipated On Basis of Birth Rates For  1930 and 1941

$45,000 Approved For Mt. Alton Port   Matched Sums Bring Total to $180,000

Gems Belonging to Late Widow of Former Kaiser Disappegr, It Is Said; International Tangle Foreseen  ous

KAISER'S HOARD I$ SHADOWED   U.S. Officials On $2,000,000  Treasure Hunt

GEMS OF GERMAN ROYALTY VANISH, CROWN PRINCE SAYS  $2 Million Jewel Hunt Lures American Officials

$2,000,000 TREASURE HUNT Americans Join Hunt For — Lost German Royalty Gems

Missing Royal Jewels Spur Treasure Hunt   Gems Owned By Princess Hermine Said Disappeared

Officials on $2,000,000 Jewel Hunt   Investigators Endeavor to Trace Vanished Gems Through Maze Involving  Thine: Watiomnnatiion

Missing Jewels of German Royalty Send U. S. Investigators on $2,000,000 Hunt

New Treasure Hunt Is On In Berlin Now   German Royal Jewels Involve $2,000,000, May Cause International Incident

US Probers Seek 2 Million Worth of Missing Gems   International Complic a. tions Threaten In *Od¢ German -Case

$2 Million Jewel Search Launched   Kaiser’s Kin Claims _ Roval Gems Vanished

Two Million In German Jewels Missing  Hunt May Cause International Complications

First Meatless’ Tuesday Test 's Under Way   President Leads American People In Observance Of Meatless Days   GRAIN MARGINS HAVE BEEN RAISED

GRAIN MARKETS YIELD TC PRESSURE AND RAISE  MARGIN FOR PUR- -  CHASES.

Conservation Program in Full Swing   "Butterless” and "Desseriless”  Davs Ahead

TRUMAN TAKES LEAD OBSERVING “NO MEAT” DAY   Butterless And Dessertless Days Now Suggested To National Board

LEGISLATIVE ACTS PILED UP BEFORE ‘ROUSE AND SENATE   Final: Two Weeks of Session. to Be Busy As Bills. Bury 18th Legistature

Solons Ready Far Fi Final Crush of Bils   Senate Leaves Hole For Tardy Lawmakers To Devusit Measures

One Head  of Defense  Provided   Lodge Fears House Provision to Cause “Nothing but Trouble”

Federal Aide Indicted On Fraud Count   Charge Of Falsely Stating He Wasn't Communist Lodged

Federal Employe Indicted on Charge of Fraud  Loyalty Checks Are Being Made on Other Workers

COMMUNIST RECORD REVEALED Former Government Official ls Indicted On-Charae Of.’ Fraud’

DEPARTMENT AID INDICTED AS REL   BILL ALLEGES HE FOUGHT CONSCRIPTION   It Also Accuses Him of Other

FORMER DEPT. AID INDICTED   False Denial of Communis! Affiliation Charged To Ex-Govt. Employe

RUSSIA REJECTS ATOMIC REPORT   Gromyko Voices Oppositior To Second Year’s Work Of UN Group

YEAR'S WORK ON PROGRAM WAS JUNKEL   PROPOSALS 67 COMMISSION ‘ TURNED DOWN —U, 58. EN"ERGY RESEARCH PRO ’ GRESS MADE

Fi nahin Naa aa reese re a tener nenine camara  F inal Meal at Prehistoric Little America Served at Noon

BYRD PULLS: OUT OF ANTARCTICA   POLAR WINTER FORCES PARTY TO START HOME

Byrd Expedition Departing From Little Americe   Fast Freezing Ice Peri Causes Decision To Leave At Once   HARSH ANTARCTIC WINTER STARTING

EXPLORERS QUIT LITTLE AMERICA   Byid Expedition Party : Ordered Out As Ice Danger Increases

Weather Forces Byrd Party to Leave Little America and Head for Home

Last Meal Served, Equipment Stored. As Ice Forces Little America Exodus

Little America is Being Evacuated by Byrd’s Polar Party   Warnings of Harsh Antarctic Winter Are Increasingly Visible

NAVY LEAV POLAR REGION   Coming of Winter Forcing Yanks to Pull Out

Colored Rain Falls In Europe   Scientists Attribute Occurrence To Sand Storms In Africa

King Offers to ‘Stake’ Royal Pair To Avoid ‘Burden’ on Britishers

KING GEORGE T0 PAY PRINCESS: HIKE IN SALARY   Monarch’s Decision To Relieve Taxpayers Fuonkee Cheere

King Offers To Raise Elizabeth's Allowance Out Of His Own Savings

ROYALTY IN WEDDING DITHER  King George VI Offers To Pay Princess’ Allowance Increase.

ROF ROQOERC TNH ararryv   King To Hike Princess’ Income To Avoid ‘Burden’ on Subjects

Claim U. $.-Born Women Being Held   Trauth To Spend Life in Prison

Much Debated  Pr operty Law  EffectiveSept.    Community Property Law Being Studied By Special Committee

BRISK FIGHTING CONTINUES IN JAVA, SUMATRA AFTER UN ORDER FOR PEACE; VETO LACKING

UN CEASE FIRE ORDER IGNORED   Brisk Fighting Reported Still Raging in Java

Dutch Occupy Burning Town   Indonesian Infiltrations Harry Troops; Netherlands Drive Opens at Semarang

J ava - Sumatra  F ighting Brisk   UN Stop Firing Order Has Little Effect On Indies’ War

SPIRITED FIGHTING   ‘Both Sides Carry On Despit United Nations Cease Fire Order

War Continues Despife Appeal To Cease Fire   Commanders Likely Have Not Had Time To Act on Demand

UN’s Cease-Fire. Appeal Fails to Halt Java Fight      Battles Still Raging as Dutch Open New Drive Along North Coast; Diplomats Watch Results of Peace Test

Murray Warns Punitive Laws Mean Disaster   C1O Head Tells Senate Group Proposed Bills Will Bring Monopolies And Bad Depression

Murray Hits labor Curbs   Terms Proposals Against Unions ‘Eorerunners’ of New Depression

Murray Protests “Punitive’ Laws Against Unions   Opposes Bills To Outlaw Closed Shop

Today s Acts, Talks . in Nation’s Capital  Summarized by AF   ‘Activities on n Capitol Hill 7 Briefed by Writers for -©  Telesraph Readers. :

Murray Hits At ‘Punitive’ Labor Laws   CIO President Opposes Measures Now In Congress

MURRAY EXTENDS AFL INVITATION   Says Depression Will Be Result of Passing Punitive Laws

ClO President Warns Against ‘Punitive Laws   Murray Denounces Proposed Curbs On Oraanized Labor

ClO Leader In Piea Against Union Curbs   PIULIP MURRAY MAKES DIRE FORECAST AT HEARING

Murray Warns Of Depression   Sees Business Monopolies If Labor Laws Are Changed.

Tells Congress Depression Due If Laws Passed      Opposes AU Pending Bills To Qutlaw Closed Shop Or Make Revision In Wagner Act   Accepts AFL Bid For United Front   Murray Sees Monopoly By Business If Congress Enacts Measures To ‘Punish’ Labor

Held Way To A Depression   Congress Hears Views of Boss Philip Murray

FIGHTS AGAINST PROPOSED BANS UPON STRIKING   resident Murray Of CIO Argues Against Labor Restrictions After Proposing To AFL Merger Of All  Unions.

ClO Leader Predicts Depression   Opposes All Pending Labor Bills

Murray Opposes All Pending Labor Legislation; Committee Named To Study Merger With A.F.L.

Lawmakers Heat Murray Protest Curbs On Labor   Second Union Head Testifies Before Congressional Committee

Monopolies Seen Lf Labor  Is Punished  ee ee ae oe oF   Murray Against All Bills In Congress To Rerulate Unions

MURRAY OPPOSES “DUNT LAWS’ “AIMED AT UNOW   CLO. President Declare: Labor-Industry Accord

DECLARES UNION CURBS PAVE WAY FOR MONOPOLIES  CALLS ON ORGANIZED  LABOR TO UNITE IN LEGISLATIVE FIGHT

ClO PRESIDENT PHILIP MURRAY TELLS CONGRESS PUNITIVE BILLS WILL MEAN SERIOUS DEPRESSION   Advises Concerted Fight Against Planned Restrictive Legislation——_Acknowledgment Is Made by Russia of ‘‘Difiiculties” in Carrying Out Big Three Agreement

SAYS NEW LABOR ACTS MAY LEAD TO HARD TIMES   Murray Warns Congress of Depression If Labor i. Restricted

Unions May Unite To Fight Pending Bills   AFL and CIO Groups To Discuss Merger To Combat Proposed  Labor-Curbing Legislation.

Murray Opposes Outlawing Of Closed Shop —   Urges AFL To Joir In Fight Against Restrictive Laws, Discuss Merger

Congress Hears: Murray Dissent On Union Curbs   ! Sees Serious Depression  By Encouragement Of  Business Monopolies

CIO President Declares Laws May Bring On Big Depression   Organized Labor Invited To Rally To Halt Passage

Fights Union Curbs   Murray Presses Own Fight in Congress After Plea to Green To Unite All Labor

TOLEDO DANCER TO REPEAF ACT   ‘Shooting by “Satite” Giri Said  Accilent

[Politics Boil   Large Field To Be Eyed Before GOP June Parley   President: Expected To Match Nominee Type OF Opposition

Traman May Wait To Pick No. 2 Man: Until G.0.P. Acts   President Is Looking ‘Over Large ‘Field, . Those. “Close to  White  '- Hlense Say-~=

Of Mate Until After IGOP Candidate Known  4 ”M e Prema Delays Choice 

President To Keep Eye On GOP Session   Large Field Being Scanned By Executive

TRUMAN DELAYS MAKING CHOICE   ‘May Not Select Running  Mate Until Republicans Name Man

TTRUMAN EYES 1948 BATTLE. May Wait Until After GOP Convention Before Naming Running Mate

Truman Will Delay Picking Ticket Mate   Expected to Wait Until GOP Select Peecidential Candidate

Truman May Wait until GOP Convention Before Selecting 1948 Running Mate

Truman fo Wait fo Select Mate.   Wants to See Who GOP Picks as Top Nominee before Making Decision

Truman May Wait Until After GOP Convention To Pick His Running Mate

Truman May Wait to Name Running Mate   President Looking Over Large Field For Vice-President

President May Wait "Til After Republican Convention Before Choosing Running Mate On Democratic Ticket

Truman Said Considering Large V-P Field But Plans No Announcement Until GOP Acts

DELAY SEEN IN TRUMAN CHOICE  FOR 2ND PLACE   May Wait Until. After’ 6.0.P Convention Before Choos: ing Running: Mate.

Iruman to Name Partner Later  May Wait Until Afte: Republicans Convene

Truman May Delay Decision On Man For  No. 2 Post On Ticket Until GOP Meets

Truman May Wail To Choose Mate For 1948 Race   May Stall Choice Until Republicans Pick Candidates

No Hurry In Choice   Truman Expected to Wait Till After GOP Convention Before Picking Running Mate

REPUBLICANS MEET FIRST Truman May Choose Running Mate To Match GOP Type

Scanning Field For Prospects... .  Truman May Wait Until GOP Meets To Make His Pick For Running Mate

Truman Is Expected To Wait Until Last Minute fo Ficle Running Mate

Truman May Not Pick Running Mate Until After GOP Chooses Candidate

TRUMAN NOT TO RUSH SELECTION OF 1948 MATE   President May Even Wait __-Until After Republican  Convention

Truman May Wait To Name Running Mate   Has Large Field Ts Choose From; Unti After GOP.

1. U. Stadent lnvely, lavelved in Targe  Practice Accident at Emporia

WILL ATTEND INQUEST   K. U. Student Invelved in Target Practice Accident at Emporia

88-Year-Old Painter is Unexcted Ac Awaits Birth of His 10th Child

AL CAPONE TO GRAVE AFTER PRIVATE RITES   Fewer Than Two Score Attend Services in Tent in Frozen, Wind-Swept Cemetery.

WASHINGTON WERRY -GO-ROUND   Se re ANAT OI ploy MEETING; GIVES COMPLETE PICTURE OF U. S. FOREIGN  POLICY: NEVADA SENATORS SPURRING SHOE PRICE-

238-FOOT LEAP IS REVEALED   Cirous Diver Plunges Of Golden Gate Bridge

New Food Price Boosts ~ Seem To Be Developing   Increases In Many Basic Items In Retail Stores Appear On Way As Trend In Most Markets Continues Upward

Basic Food Prices Continue to Climb  AP Wholesale Index At All-Time Peak.

MORE PRICE BOOSTS SEEN IN BASIC FOODS   Trend Continues Upward In Commodity Markets

New Price Hikes In Food Products Appear En Route   Grain Futures For December Top $3.00 For First Time In History

Food Prices Are Mounting To New Highs   Boosts In Many Basic Items Appear On Wavy Today.

GUNS ROLLING AGANN TODAY IN HOLY LAND   SOLDIERS ON ALERT FOR NEW ARAB OUTBREAKS

Volunteers Flock To Arab Standard....  Rumors Hint Attack By Arabs In Making

Virginia Bills Are Advanced  ., Committees Approve Labor, School Bills

Three Killed As Trucks Collide   Truck Drivers Perish Ir Flames As Result Of Crash Near OQhio Michigan Line

Executive Sees Fat Surpluses’ In State Ended   General Assembly Is Facing Problem Of Obtaining Huge Amount Above Budget Totals   Outlines Program Of State Projects   Budget Requests Now Total $18,000,000 Above Annual Figure Set In Act Of 1945

if Certain Things Are _To Be Done, Money Must Be Found,   le Declares. -

Is Part of That Night Time V -2 Rocket Still Climbing in ‘Wild Blue Y onder?’

Modern Newtons Worrying Over Missing Warhead   What Goes Up Comes Down, the Rule Says, But This V-2 Device May Still Be “Up.”

LONG DISTANCE WORKERS NEAR NEW PAY PACT   Report Company Offer Averages 11 Cents An Hour Raise

Agreement May Be Reach ed On Wage Increase Of 11 Cents Hourly   ‘SEPARATE CONTRACTS “MADE IN THREE CITIES

WAGE ACCORD NEAR IN LONG LINES DISPUTE   11-Cent ‘Hourly Boos! Reported Offered By Bell Firm

Supreme Court Rules Against Lie Detector   Kansas Tribunal Orders Blue- Mound Farmer Ba Given o New Trial

Ban Detector Evidence   Kansas Supreme Court Rules Blue Mound Man Must Have -New Trial

G. R. Sauble Is Fatally Stricken   Operator Of Former Inn At Taneytown Dies Of Hemorrhage While Feeding Stock

CHINESE REDS + MET SETBACK   NATIONALISTS CLAIM THE REDS SUFFERED $5,000 CAS-. UALTIES IN BATTLE FOR TOWN

Creedon Cautions “Mansions Should W ait’  Four Major Changes in Housing Controls  ‘Announced With ‘inprovement’ in Supolie

Four Major Building Restrictions Lifted Starting This Sunday   Wait-A-While Caution Is Sounded Or Other Than Home Construction By Expediter Creedon

Construction Regulations Are Eased  Homes May Be Buil Without Obtaining Federal Permits

50 ARE KILLED IN INDIA RIOTS   Religious Conflicts Spread Thru Provinces

DEATH TOLL AT 167 IN INDIAN RIOTING   British Troops Rushed to Provincial Cities

No Progress Yet in Deadlock of Phone Strike   Million Union Members in New Jersey Plan Protest Demonstration

ATT REJECTS UNION OFFER TO NEGOTIATE   Bargaining Dispute Stalls Progress Of Mediators

Company Rejects Open Hearings As Asked By Union   Labor Department Seeks Some Formula For Renewina Talk«

Company Rejects Union's Plea for OpenConference   Labor Department Is Seeking New Basis For Ending Dispute

EFFORTS OTALL VER METHODS UF BARGAININE   Company Rejects Union Bid for Continuance of Necotiatians.

Efforts fo Reach Agreement in Dispute Collapse  ‘Strike to Continue Until Way for Settlement Found’

Phone Union Determined To Continue \Strike As Further Negotiations Fail

PHONE STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS ARE OFF AGAI   Efforts to End Walk out Collapse; Union  Offer Rejected

Disclose ei     ‘Black Figures First   Black Figures First — For This Fiscal Year

DEMOCRATS NOW WANT OWN BIL!   Tax Reduction Greater Thar GOP Bne of Points . Stressed

Democrats — To Write Own Tax Cut Bill ©  Propose Reduction HrvC- 9 FnnN nANnN Ann

Demo Solons Prepare Own  Tax Cut Bill  OW ao? Chere   Proposed Slate Would Reduce GOP Estimate

NEW TAX BILL IS PLANNED BY DEMOGRATS   Would Slash Sum of About Three and Half Billions All Told

DEMS T0 DRAW QWN TAX BILL   Move Started for Drafting Program As Substitute To Knutson Measure

Democrats May Offer Tax Bill   Measure Would Be Aimed  At Yow Income Group -

NAZI ROUNDUP IS CONTINUED   Former SS Captain Among Group Seized in Drive Against Underground

NAZI LEADER IS FOUND IN ARMY HEADQUARTERS   Subversive Movement I: Declared Smashed By British Officer

Germ Warfare Head Worked For U. 5. Army   Former SS Captain Hired Musicians to Play for .. Americans

PLOT TO RESTORE GERMANY’S ARMED MIGHT SMASHED   Hundreds of Nazi -Underground Plotters Rounded Up in U. 8S. and British Zones.   ONE LEADER WORKED FOR AMERICAN ARMY   Raiding Operations 80 Pex Cent Complete—Prisoners  Authorities.

Drive Against Nazi Plot  Is Continued —   Leader in Movemen' Worked for United States Army

RAIDS ROUND UP HUNDREDS OF SUSPECTS   RETURN OF GERMAN ARMED MIGHT JIS GANG’S GOAL

 Arrested Nazi Worked for U. S. in Germany, Hired Masicians to Play at Officers’ Clubs

Grain Isn't Quite Ready For Cutting  Rain Stays Away From A ee ~~ ~- wRee 8 -«

French Prime Minister Challenges Communists to Join Vote of Confidence To Prevent End of Republic and France   ‘Ramadier and His Cabinet Stake Future On Showdown Vote in National Assembly On Issue of Whether It Shall Remain in Office.

Returns Show Good  Sales Easter Seals   Shows Public Appreciation of Needs of Handicapped

Leaders Ready To Travel to London Parley   Jewish Chief Holds Secret; Underground Hunt Tichtens

Class Night--Mare   Parents Share In Upper Sandusky High School's All-Night Frolic Following Junior-Senior Prom

Parents Put On All- Night Frolic for Kids To Keep Them from Gallivanting After Dance   Seven Killed in Army Plane Crast But 20 Saved by Chutes in Texas

Parents Still Yawning; After All-Night Party Keens Kids ‘At Home’

38 Are Graduated At Four Schools   ARPMYV BHID RBIIPNS   Waitress Held After Slapping Boss With Pie   Inflation Threat Seen by Banker   Imprisonment of Zhukov Reported   Oldsters Suffer after Entertaining ‘Kids’

House Told  Security in Danger   Turkey Said to Need Money to Resist Russ at Dardanelles

TURKEY NEEDS AID TO RESIST REDS’ DEMANDS   Universal Uniform <Actions No Coincidence, House Body Is Told

US. Help Might Offset Strait Demand:   Soviets Insist Beneficiary Nation Fortify Dardanelle:

COMMUNISM DANGEROUS : TO SECURITY   Nation.i in: Peril  As Long as It: “Exists, “Acheson Savs. :

RSS PRESSURE   Denies New Foreign Policy Aimed ot Any Country  ee Niles Enadoe

Any Red Regime Endangers U. S., Acheson Declares   Acting State Secretary Exphasizes Policy Enunciated By Truman   DIPLOMAT DEFENDS HELP FOR TURKEY   American Loan Said Needed To Help Turks Fight Outside Pressures

States Turkey: Needs Aid to Resist Soviet’s Demands for Dardanelles

Acheson Says Reds Menace U.S. Security   Turk Aid Defended As Keeping Russia Out of Dardanelles

rear of Soviets And Communism baredbyAcheson   House Foreign Affairs Committee Hears State Department Official

Communism ‘Anywhere’ Dangerous to US., He Declares; Undersecretary Says Turks:  Need Backing to Keep Dardanelles Control

Communist Rule Held PeriltoU.S.   Menace ‘Anywhere,’ Acheson Declares

All Red Regimes lnimical to U.S, Acheson Asserts  Testifies for Second Day on Plan to Aid  are sepa Thiebay

Acheson Says Security of Nation Endangered by Communists Anywhere in World.   WORLD LIAISON OF PARTY TOLD

‘Acheson Tells ‘Why Turks In Need of Help   Dardanelles Control Cited As Example of  Russian Pressure

Commissar Would Rule If Greece Collapses, Acheson Declares   World Dangers Are Emph asized   Turks Need Aid, He Say: To Resist Soviet Demands On Dardanelles

‘Acting Secretary of State Urges Adoption of Aid to Greece, Turkey.

FORCES ARNALL TO ROTUNDA OF CAPITOL   Grabs Governor’s Office; Doors Opened by Locksmiths

Arnall Clings To Post From Rotunda Desk   Locksmiths Open Executive’s Suite For New Occupant

Slavs Charge U. S. Plan Will Stir Up People   YUGOSLAVS SAY AIM IS TO CAUSE RIFT IN NATIONS

Yugoslavs Hurl Charge at Plan  2 ie LS re   Claim Marshall Plan Would Destroy Soviet  Cooperation

YUGOSLAVS, CZECHS RENEW RED BLOC ATTACK ON U.S. PLAN TO REVISE UN: OTHERS SUPPORT

Dulles Ignores Russian Tirade       Vishinsky’s Blistering Attacks Growing Stale; Arab  Countries Undertake Last-Round Baitle.

YUGOSLAVS BLAST ATU, S, UNO PLANS   Marshall’s Overhauling. Pro. gram Draws Fire

Yugoslavs See US. Trying Te Split Europe  Marshall Plan Hit as Dividing

Popovic Sees End for Co-Operation   China and Uruguay  Support Program For Little Assembly

MARSHALL’S PROGRAM HIT. BY YUGOSLAVIA   Claim: ‘Changes Designed To Destroy — Red Cooneration   IDULLES SILENT   Plans To Ignore Vishinsky’s Bitter Attack

Yugoslavia Says Relations With Reds Will Suffer  Dulles Will Ignore Bitter Attack Made by Vishinsky

SCHOOL BOARD   Polls Open 11:50 A. M. to 7 P. M. Saturday in M. H. S. Gym

) 10 BE NAMED FOR TERMS ON SCHOOL BOARD   Polls Open 11:50 A. M. to 7 P. M. Saturday in M. H. S. Gym

Income Of Americans Doubled Since 1940   Per Capita. Income. Hits New Peak: Of $1, 200. In 1946 ©

U. S. Per Capita Income Hits $1200; New Mexico Reaches Peak of $91]

Body Found In Raccoon River By Searchers   Victim Is Annabelle, £12: Daughter of Mr. anc Mrs. Ed Thompson

Are You ou a Bear in a Chair?  Big Wheel Tells Teachers to Get Flush With Robert Socks

Egypt Appeals To Security Council To Have Britain Withdraw Troops

Ask Foreign Soldiers to Quit Greece   Russia Makes Demand on U.N. Security Council— Reject Balkan Plan

SOVIET ASKS UNITED NATIONS T0 BAN FOREIGN SOLDIERS AND AID IN GREECE: CALLLED STRIFE CAUSE

SILENT CRUNCHING UNSOLVED BUT— Theater Man Invents Noiseless Popcorn Bag.

Last Gap in 67 to Become History Mon.; Texas and Mexico Officials to Join in Ceremony Sponsored by Stockton, Alpine

SPEEDY JET-ROCKET PLANE DEVELOPED   Craft Is Expected To Perform In ‘The 630-350 Miles An Hour Ranre

SKYROCKET, "NEW JET PLANE, TO AIM FOR SONIC SPEED IN MUROC FLIGHTS

Navy Ready to Test a New Jef-Rocket Plane Faster Than the Speed of Sound

NAVY REVEALS ROCKET PLANE   START TESTING OF NEW SHIP DESIGNED FOR SONIC SPEEDS

PLAN FIGHT AGAINST PROPOSAL TO HAVE ANOTHER  FACTFINDING COMMISSION ‘

Effort to Avert Strike at Ford Still Snagged .   Officials Again Meet ClO Chiefs; Walkout Scheduled Monday

STRIKE AT FORD STILL PENDING   Last Minute Parleys Seek To Prevent Monday Walkout

V.EW. Will  Sponsor Movies   Combat Pictures Will Be Shown at Gym

Britain Dips Into Gold To Buy American Dollars   Funds Obtained In $80,000,000 Transaction Will Be Used To Finance Dollar Expenditures Over And Above Those Covered By Exports

BRITAIN FILLS DOLLAR NEEDS BY GOLD SALE   Cuts Into Reserve to Take Care of Expenditures Outside Exports.

Bank of England Sells Her Gold For U.S. Dollars   20,000,000 Pounds Traded to Federal Reserve in New York

British Dip Into Reserve  For Dollars  Sell S80 Million Of Gold Stock

SNYDER DENIES U.S. TO HIKE PRICE OF GOLL   ‘Thawing’ of Loan To Be Discussed  In London

Great Britain Sells $80,000,000 in Gold To United States:   Transaction Last Defense Against Eennomic Collapse

Love Of 70-Year-Old For Actress Bared Hermit Leaves His Fortune  Of $20.000 To Greta Garbo

Eccentric Allegan Hermit Left. His $20,000 Estate to Greta Garbo

Garbo Left $20,000 In Will Of Hermit   Michigan Recluse Leaves Small Fortune To Swedish Film Star He Hoped To Marry

HERMIT LEAVES MONEY TO GARBO   ALLEGAN MAN'S ESTATE VALUED AT $20,000

Union, Steel Negotiations Are Resumed   Firm Distributes $30,000,000 in Pay over Weekend

'U. S. Steel Announces Pay Plan   Negotiations On New Contracts To Be Resumed.

STEEL GRANTS 47 BILLION FOR BACK PAY, GAINS   Union, Industry Renew Pact Negotiations in Pittsburgh Today

Steel Contracts Extended, Talks Réesumed Today   Corporation Slated To Offer Counter Proposals During Day’s Session

Workers To Get $17 Million in Wage Increases   Retroactive Total of $30 Million Agreed on New Contract Studiec

U. S. Steel, CIO Resume  Negotiations   Expect Counter Proposal From Corporation Today

® PAUL MALLON—  Blames Fuel Crists in England on Socialistic Government

‘Very Desperate Convict Flees From Waupun   Alcatraz Inmate Wants Action on His Toothache

TRUMAN MEMBERSHIP IN “CLUB” SCORED   Tennessean Declares Voters Should Know That President Pays Dues tu Pendergast Machine.

TRUMAN CAN'T FORGET ‘PAST   Southerner Links President’ Nome with ‘Pendergest Political Club’

Stanley McCormick, 72, Son of International Harvester Founder, Dies

IN WIDER SPLIT ON DISARMING   Soviets Flatly Reject An) Suggestion In UN On Commission Action

Stern Provoked Newspaper Strike Is Guild Report   Eubanks Says That Owner Suspended Publication in Philadelphia for Financial Gain

Hear Testimony On Paner Sale   Strike Not Cause of Record Sales, Best  Evidence Shows, Claim

Stern Stopped Newspaper for  Gain, Says CIO   Provoked Strike To Aid Sale, Union Tells Congress

Ask Jury Probe 0f Georgia Bribes   Aroused Citizens Call for Action

Citizen Group Asks Georgia Bribe Inquiry   Legislative Votes For Talmadge Said To Have Been Sold   Aikon Seeks Data

MOST HIGHWAYS HAVE ICE COATS   Travel Conditions Over Ohic Reported Hazardous Fo; Week-end

Taft Indorsed By Republicans Of Ohio State   Meanwhile, MacArthur Is Mentioned Again For 1948 Nomination

Scientists Study Possibility Of Exploding Atom Bomb In Goud To Produce Death Rain’

Plan Studied For New Bomb   By ELTON C. FAY Associated Press Military Affairs Reporter

Rain of Death’ Possibility Studied © By Scientists Working On A-Bomb

Atom Bomb Among Storm Clouds... .  Rain Of Death Is New Idea Of War

Study Plan to Explode A-bomb in Clouds to Produce a “Rain of Death”

Poisonous Rain. Produced by Atomic Bomb- Blasted  Clouds, Science’s Vision

\A Gruesome Atom Technique Propounded;. Radio Activity Would Be Shed in Rain Drops

+44 eee e+e U.S. Scientists Study Possibilities Of Exploding Atom Bomb In Midst Of Storm Clouds To Create Radioactive Shower

SCIENTISTS EYE ATOMIC CLOUDS AS WAR MEANS   ‘Rain Of Death’ Studied As Threat Against Cities Far Inland

Labor Secretary Says Government Lacks Coordination   Claims Federal Work On Relationships Should Be Allocated

GEN. MNARNEY ADMITS DUTIES IWFULFILLED   Says State Departent Should Take ver Government

McNarney Says Allied Control Council Has Not Been Success In Germany

M’NARNEY ASKS NEW REICH RULE   U.S. Commander In Bluni Admission That Allied Council Fails

COMMANDER OF U. 8, ‘TROOPS  , IN EUROPE ‘SAYS THAT.  "PRESENT PLAN HAS FAILED 7

State Chemist Walker to Testify Today at Murder Trial   Lowell Girl Has Supplied Strand Of Her Tresses to Government

Hair Strands Exhibited in Goodale Trial   State Claims ‘Eyidence Found in Defendant’s. Car

RUSSIANS LIKE. THE NEWS BEST   FIRST U. S, BROADCAST HEARD BY FEW IN MOSCOW

Russians Prefer News Summary  First U.S. Broadcast Received In Moscow

War Production Record of Garsson Brothers Is Lauded by Defense Attorney in War Fraud Trial.  DEFENSE TO CALL — MARSHALL AS WITNESS

MAY, GARSSON DEFENSE OPENS   Attorney Pictures Trio as Patriots In Time of War

May and Garsson: Called Patriots  Claimed They Saved U. S. $200,000,000

Russ Detain 3 Gl’s In Korea   No Official Reply To Gen. Hodge's Protests

REDS ABDUCT THREE YANK SOLDIERS   Men Held In Korer Despite Official Demands for Release

Report Three U.S. Soldiers Held In Korea   Army Intelligence Depart. ment Reports Three Soldiers Abducted By Russians

U. S. Is Told To Wash Hands Of Barge Line   Recommendation To Quit  Business Within 5 Years  Goes To Congress

SALE OF LINES SUGGESTED BY HOUSE GROUP   Asks Government to Get Out of River  Business

Donkey Advises Elephant  Rep. Cox {(D) Says Joe Martin R)  Should Be Named For Presidency

U. §. Intervenes In Greek Effort  To Form Cabine   Henderson in Conference With Leaders of All  Political Factions

Henderson, Griswold in Conference   American Representatives Meet With Greek Gov ernment Leaders

Henderson  Meets With     Leaders   Seeks to Obtain ain Broader and More . Representative. Government For Greek People

Close Secrecy Envelopes Negotiations Between Lewis and Coal’ Operators

Lewis Wants Pit Pay Rise Of 35c Hour   Operators and Lewis Maintain Secrecy After Holiday Talk

Solons’ Duties Are Cut To Deals   No Major Problems Are Expected During Week

Light Schedule For Legislature   Few F ireworks Expected As State Assembly Begins Fourth Week

Mrs. Truman Is ‘Doing Nicely’ In Oscillating Bed  President’s Mother Placed in Moving Bed

MRS, TRUMAN'S VOICE ‘STRONG’   Mother of President Said ~ To Be ‘Progressing Nicely’ at Grandview

MRS. TRUMAN IS IMPROVED   Mother of ‘President Giver _ Chance of Recovery As  Rally Is Continued

Mother Truman Reported Better.  Physician Optimistic On Recovery Chance

MRS, TRUMAN PUT INOSCILLATING BED   [WHITE HOUSE PHYSICIAN GIVES PRESIDENTS MOTHER  “CHANCE” TO RECOVER.

 Martha Truman Continues to Improve   White House Physician. Brigadier General Wallace Graham Declares Aged Patient is “rrogress Nicely” President And Other Members of Family Remain at Her Bedside.” ~

Mother Truman Given ‘Chance’ For Recovery   Takes Exercise In Mechanical Bed And Eats Wheat Cakes

No Charge In Condition Of  Mrs. Truman   Physician Says Mothe: Of President Has Chance To Recover

ee et ee en EE  \Credit President for Mother’s Rally, ‘Return to Washington Is Uncertain

MRS, TRUMAN GIVEN CHANCE AT RECOVERY   Iubprevement In Condition Due To Will Te Live And Enderance   OSCILLATING BED AIDS HER COMFORT

MAY SAYS HE TRIED» TO SPEED COMMISSION. FOR NEW YORK BANKER   Mrs. Truman Holds Own

MRS. TRUMAN REPORTED BE RESTING GOOD   Physician Is Optimistic Over Health

MRS. TRUMAN “GIVEN ‘CHANCE FOR RECOVERY   White House Physician Reveals Gradual Improvement

Truman's Mothes Reported Better  Oscillating Bed Brings Improvement

President's Mother Holding Own Today   Physician Confident Of Recovery; Truman May Return To Capital Soon

Mrs. Truman Is Showing Gains   Oscillating Bed for Passive Exercise Is Installed

Mother of President “Progressing Nicely’   Her Physician Gives Optimistic Report--Has Choence tn Deeaune

President's Mother Is.  Improved    od Hope For Recov ery Attending Physiei. an Annonnces

MOTHER: TRUMAN MAKING PROGRESS   Physician Encouraged By PaHante Condition ,

TRUMAN'S MOTHER MAKES PROGRESS AGAINST ILLNESS   Preident’Stiys i in a Missouri, and Is Wortied About His’ Aged‘ Mother -

IN GOOD SPIRITS   Has Been in Oscillating Bed for Passive Exer cise 24 Hours   DOCTOR ENCOURAGED

Martha Truman “Doing Nicely”, Doctor Reports   Physician Encouraged At Continued Progress; Tru anan’s Early Return To Wachincton Unlikely

—ee———————EEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeeeer  ‘OSCILLATING BED AIDS PRESIDENT’S MOTHER

Mrs. Truman Fails To Rally Despite Mechanical Bed   [President Tells Reporters Mother’s Condition Is About Same

Mrs. Truman Reported  ‘Much Better   Brother .of President Gives Latest Bulletin

Mrs. Truman ; Said Stronger   President’s Mother Begin:  Exercise in New Red

MRS. TRUMAN GIVEN CHANCE FOR RECOVERY   PRESIDENT’S AGED MOTHER PLACED IN MECHANICAL BED

Little Angels Two Sisters. “Just P lavi ing.  Wreck Neighbor’ s Home

MASSILLON HOSPITAL DEATHS — CONTINUE TO BAFFLE POLICE   ONE THEORY ADVANCED IN DEATHS OF INFANTS 13 THAT CHILD 18 RE ! SPONSIBLE

Police Probe New Theory In Death Of Two Infants   Massillon’s Bizarre Hospital Mystery Takes New Turn In Investigation  vo... fiftrawmrro a F eWMnwD AW AT

PROBE ACCIDENT IN CRIB DEATHS   Officers Lean to Theory Child May Have Killed at Massiiion

Rich County Centennial Celebration To Feature Outboard Boat Races

SENATE VOTE — ~ON-TAX BILL “1S AWAITED      TALLY OF VOTE LATE TODAY TO INDICATE’ IF VETO ' CAN BE SET ASIDE

100th Birthday Celebrated By: Chicago Paner   Chicago-Tribune Begins Gala Centennial Ceremonics to Mark Occasion.

THE NATION TODAY.  Government Will Be Asked To Fire Disloval Workers

‘Old’ Cases Pose NLRB Problem   Unions Challenge Interpretations

Unions May Ask Ruling By Court Upon NLRB Cases   Position OF  Old Cases Under New Policy Doubtful

NLRB Officials Fear Union May Hamstring Board   Voice Apprehension On What Challenge Micht do to Plans

UNION THREATS. ON ‘OLD CASES FACED BY NLRB   C. . 0. Official Says Some Of Groups May Hit At Board’s Procedure

NLRB Has Trouble Applying Labor Ac To Pending Cases   Board Fears Unions Will Halt Rulings. By Court Actions

NLRB WATCHES UNION CHALLENGE TO ACT   Cases Involve Conditions Under Old Wagner Act

LABOR BOARD EARS UNION TEST OF LAW   pier To Apply Taft-Hartley Act to Pending Cases May Hit Snag.

Labor Board Fears Unions. To Hamstring  Its Old Cases .   Challenges Expected .On Applying Taft Act To Matters In Files —

NLEB Worried Over Challenges To Old Cases  Ouertion if Tai-Hartiey   Question it Tali-Hariley Provisions Applicable To Previous Complainis

 ard Members Feel Operations May Be Hamstru e Hamstrung  NLP APPREHENSIVE OVER CHALLENGE FROM UNIONS

NLRB MEMBERS APPREHENSIVE   Fear Union Challenge Might Prevent Applying Taft-Hartley Act

NLRB Officials Apprehensive Over Challenge   Fear Unions Could Make Taft-Hartley Law Ineffective  By Going To Court

“Seen Upsetting ‘NLRB Actions   Involves _Application " OF Taft-Hartley Act Policy To 3500 Labor Cases

Board Voices Opinions On Labor Case   Think What Union Challenge W ould Do To Labor Act.

Challenges  May Disrupt NLRB Plans   Unions Opposing Application Of ToaftHariley Act

\NLRB OFFICIALS APPREHENSIVE OVER  WHAT UNION CHALLENGE MAY DO TO. PLANS FOR APPLYING NEW LABOR LAW

Union Challenge to NLRB On Old Cases Prior to Labor Act Worries Board

Labor Board Is Worried About New Challenge   Applying Taft - Hartley Law To Old Cases Has  Raised Issue.

NLRB Fearful Of Court Test  In Union Cases   fon Officials Concerned Over Possible Challenge; 3,500 Old Cases Still Pending

ClO CHALLENGE SEEN BY NLRB   Officials Fear Application of Taft-Hartley Act May Hamstring Operations

ClO MAY UPSET NEW LABOR ACT   Some NLRB Officials Fear Tests in Court

NLRB Concerned  Over Union Case Question Legality Of Part of Law

LABOR CHALLENGE MAY “HAMSTRING” TAFT-HARTLEY LAV   ClO’ May Seek Ruling Or Applying New Law To 3,500 Old Cases   MEANS LONG LITIGATION

Threat of CIO Poses Worry for NRL Board   Fear Court Test of Intention to Review Old Cases

NLRB Fears Hamstring of Operations   Unions Challenge Plan  To Apply Taft-Hartley Anwt tan Old Cacac

County Paralysis —  Campaign Ready Ta  Start Here Soon” Donations Will  ' Be Acknowledged By - “Committee Cards

County Paralysis  Campaign Ready Tc Start Here Soon’  Donations Will ae » Be Acknowledged By - ‘Committee Cardé.

PUBLIC ASKED TO GIVE GENEROUSLY TO PARALYSIS FUND   Names. Of All Doners ‘Will Be Published In Local. Newspapers

Head of World Bank Is Claimed   Baruch May Be Called to Stand   Top Floors of Hotel Flooded

LET NLT TE TTT TENA LT OLD  WATER FLOODS HOTEL, GUESTS HAVE TO FLEE

Train Leaves Rails, 56 Hurt   B. & O. Streamliner Strikes Onen Switch

At Least 57 Hurt jin Train Wreck  “Eastern Passenger Hits Open Switch

33 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Baltimore and Ohio Train Plows Into Open Switch, Derailing Seven Cars

56 Injured in B&O Crash   Streamliner  Columbian Hits Open Switch Going MPH

56 ABOARD HURT IN TRAIN WRECK   Streamliner Jumps Tracks In Indiana Accident

4] HURT. WHEN TRAIN DERAILED   B. & 0. Streamliner Plows into Open Switch in Indiana

6 Injured In RR Wreck Near Michigan City   B & O Streamliner Hits Open Switch At 6:15 A. M. Today

B & 0 Passenger Train Is Derailed: 56 Injured   _ tc Strikes Open Switch Neur Michigan City, Ind.-—-Ejight Of Nine Care OFf Ten-L

56 Injured In Train Wreck   Streamliner Strikes Open Switch; Eight Of Cars Leave Rails

96 INJURED IN TRAIN GRACKWP   ‘Blame Open Switch for. ~Derailment of Elver

B & 0 Train Crash In Indiana Injures  56, None Are Killed   Remainder of 180 Aboard Streamliner Resume Their Journey

07 PERSONS HURT /— IN TRAIN WRECK   SEVEN CARS OF B. & O. STREAMLINER DERAILED AT WESTVILLE, IND.

B & O Streamlines Wreck Injures 56  hight Cars Derailed OU ci ee ee ee aS

56 INJURED AS TRAIN DERAILS   B. & 0, FLIER HITS OPEN SWITCH NEAR WESTVILLE, INDIANA

56 Hurt As : lyer Hits Open Switch  hi Peo Cars   Eight B. & O. Cars Derailed Near . Westville. Ind.

56 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Nine Cars Leave Rails When Streamliner Hits Open Switch

WRECK INJURES 58 ON THE B&O   Chicago To Washington Train Derailed At Open Switch

58 Injured  In Indiana Train Wreck  _ Open ‘Switch ' Derails 7 Cars

Streamliner Hits Switch, Wrecked  Half Hundred: People Injured in Crash

Many Injured AsTrain Hits Open Switch   Seven Cars On B, and O Pullman Train Are Derailed

47 Persons Hurt In Train Wreck   Baltimore And Ohio Fast Flyer Hit: Open Switch; 7 Cars Leave Tracks

Probe Started -To Find Cause «zB. &O. Wreck   56 Injured As Columbian Hits Open Switch In Indiana; Traveling At High Speed

56 Persons Are Hart Tn Train Wreek   Hit Open Switch At 78 Miles An Hour; Nine Cars Leave Tracks Bui Nene Overturn

B. & Q. Streamliner Hits Open Sw ‘itch. Derails At 78 MPH: 56 Persons Hurt

SCHACHT ACCUSED OF PRAISING HITLER, NAZIS ON &. S&S. LECTURE TOUR

What Will be Next Red Move?   Assume Russia Has Achieved More in Red Spread Than Expected

Russia May Leave Next  Move To US   After Blasting Uncle Sam With Hot Words Reds May Retire From Scene and Play Waiting Gume

Laborites Move To Deal With  British Crisis   Employers, Unionists Approve Limited Direction of Labor

Labor Accepts Government Direction  In Britain   Order Channeling All Applicants Into Essential Industry Drafted

BRITAIN MOVES TO DEAL WITH MONEY — CRISIS   Officials Flying Ocean To Negotiate Loan Revisions

Attlee Puts  New Powers Into Effect   Drafis Order Provid: iny For Limited Direc tion of Labor In Many Tndustri€s

SWIFT ACTION TAKEN UNDER NEW POWERS   Order Given Approval Of Employers And  Trade Unionists

Go-Ahead Sign GivenBritish On Labor Plan   All Job Applicants To Be Channeled. Through © Exchanges

LABOR CONTROLS SET IN BRITAIN T0 MEET CRISIS   Government Moves Swiftly to Deal With Problems Under Its New Sweeping Powers.   TO DIRECT WORKERS IN ESSENTIAL. LINES   Agents for Employers and - Unions Approve Grder to Become Effective on October 1.

Labor Direction Orders Issued  British Government Acts Linder Powers

United Front Formed; Will Direct Labor   Employer, Unionist Ranks Back Orders Giving Wide Power

SWIFT MOVES ARK MADE IN GR. BRITAIN   Labor Government Is Losing No Time Getting Under Way

Three Are Gassed In State Chamber   Governor Refuses Intervention In Death Penalties

Red Pattern Again Cited In Bulgaria   Muster OF Opponents In Parliament Seen As Maneuver Aimed To Gain Control As In Haunguary

Five Killed In Accident At Clinton   Plunge to Deaths Wher Scaffolding Collapses on Silo Today

Dodgers Lead Yanks 9 to / After 54 Frames   Brooklyn Drives Over Six Runs in Second Frame

Brooklyn Leeds American Third Game   BY A SCORE OF 9 TO 8   National Winners ‘Must Win Today to Stav m Race

Dodgers Ahead at End of 7th Inning   Brooklyn Leads American Third Game   BY A SCORE OF 9 TO 8   National Winners Must Win Today to Stay in Race

Boy Admits Killing Wife Of Ministe   Youth Also Tells Of Slash ing Young Mother In Apartment

ADMITS KILLING MINISTER'S WIFE   BOY, 5, HELD BY CHICAGO) POLICE IN FATAL STABBING ON PARKING LOT.

Strikers Dump Milk Supply   Flow of Milk Into New Orleans Halted By Strikers, Sympathizers

Louisiana Milk Train Hijacked  Milk Strike Spreads; Armed Men Guarding All Highways

Train Stopped, Milk ls Dumped   Farmers Wage War ti Restore Cut in Price

Milk Blockade Tightens Pinch On New Orleans   Supplies Dumped From Trains And Trucks By  Striking Dairymen.

‘We'll Stick It Out’ Milk Dwindles In New.Orleans; 5.000 More Gallons Seized

Water Torture Described At Navy Court Martial   Reported To Guards

Truman Asks U.S. Expedite Help to East   LaGuardia Warns Senator: Aid to Balkaus Means  When ee Wheseecat Gb

AID T0 BALKANS GETS CRITICISW   “We Will Rue The Day, Says Former New York Mayor LaGuardia

SPEED URGED ON GREEK AID   Truman Calls for Congress Action Before March 31; LaGuardia Opposes

Truman Calls for Speed on Aid Bill  Committee Strives to Wind Up Hearinas in Hurrv

Truman Urges Speedy Aid to Greece, Turkey   Opponents Say Plan Contemplates Hostile Action Against Russia

Chiang Kai-shek Orders Government to Protect Sheps in Rice Ricting

RIGE SHOPS IN CHINA GUARDED   Rioting And Strikes Break Out In China Because Of Soaring Prices; Hoarders Ordered Punished.

Chiang Moves To Halt Strikes   Orders Government To Protect Shops; Punish Hoarders

The Line Forms: Congress Moves To Put House ) ‘Speaker In Succession Line

Cinema Czar Wants Curbs On Red Quiz   ‘Prosecutor, Judge’ Power Under Attack By Eric Johnston

IOWA TELEPHONE WORKERS REFUSE $2.50 WEEK HIKE   FIRST OFFER MADE BY BELL COMPANY HAILED BY GOV’T

‘PHONE BID IN IOWA REJECTED   Telephone Workers Turn Down “Definitely” Wage Boost Of $2.50 A Week, Sticking To $6 Demand.

Sentence Youth, 16, to  Life Term for Slaying of 4 Neighbor Children

Oliver Terpening Gets  Life in Prison for  ‘Killing Four Children

GREEK FORCES HALT RETREAT OF GUERRILLAS   U.S. Plan Attacked In Bitter Speech By Gromyko

RED-BLOG FILIBUSTER ; * Soviet Stalls U. N. Action On Balkan Trusteeship °

American Plan Assailed  Before Council Defiance Hurled Against  Western Powers

Experiments Uncover Great Nerve Signal Exchange in Human Brain, Say Scientists

Palestine Move Is Seen Giving  New Strength to Under ground Forces

FRENCH TRADE GOLD FOR DOLLAR CREDITS   $89,600,000 Metal Stock Is Delivered To U. S.

Santa Fe Super Chief Wrecked   Limited Leaps Rails in New Mexico; 15 Hurt

Santa Fe Super Chief Derailed Near Raton, iIN_M.. 15 Persons Hurt

Super Chief Off Rails   Fifteen Injured, But None Dead in 7th Rail Wreck in Past Week

Three Persons Seriously Injured In Derailment Of Santa Fe Passenger Train

FIFTEEN HURT IN SANTE FE WRECK   "Super Chief? Derailed ir  Naw Maviea

COMMY INDICTED BY U. S. JURY FOR ALLEGED PERJURY   ‘Another Charge Added to Contempt of Congress By _ Federal Jurors

Eisler Indicted On Three Counts By Federal Jury  German Alien Is Also In Contempt

Indict Eisler on Fraud Count   Communist Leader Is Accused of False Swearing

Alleged Red Agent Under Indictment   Charge Gerhart Eisler With Lying Under Oath in Order to. Obtain Passports

U.S, GRAND JURY INDICTS EISLER   False Statements Linked Tc Alleged Red Leader

JAPANESE INDICTED ON TREASON CHARGE   Jury Returns Bill as Outgrowth of Allegations of Torture in Prison Camps.

Alleged Chief of U.S. Communists Indicted i By Federal Grand Jury

Alleged Red Is Indicted Today For Perjury   Also Charged In Contempt Action

FEDERAL JURY INDICTS EISLER   Charged With Swearing  to False Statements

U.S. Indicts Red Leader For Perjury   Grand Jury Brings New Charge Against Supposed ‘Master Mind

PENNA. R. R. MAIN LINE PARALYZED RY TRAIN WRECK   Half of Cars in 45-Ca Freight Train Derailed As Axle Breaks

Wreck Halts Rail Traffic   Freight Train Piles Up at Elizabeth, N.

Oppose Slash   Committeemen. Against Cutting Income Taxes At This Time.

Forum:Speaker Next Thursday: _ Will Discuss The  International Scene

Fo run ) Speaker: Next Thursday’ . Will Discuss. The:  International Scene

FEDERAL SURPLUS FADES AS GOVERNMENT DEFICIT FOR YEAR IS PROBABLE

WATCHMAN, SLUGGED: BY BANDITS   Bank Burglary At Rosebud. A-Failure

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY OF BANK AT ROSEBUD APPARENTLY FAILURE  WATCHMAN IS ATTACKED,  RAI. NrnAnT wpnrer   WATCHMAN IS ATTACKED, POLICE REPORT, BUT SAFE IS NOT OPENED

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY OF BANK AT ROSEBUD APPARENTLY FAILURE  WATCHMAN IS ATTACKED, POLICE REPORT, BUT CsArre te tar ODrWoen

: operas ce Conviets. “May, Garss ssOns  OF Brib hery. In War Contracts

THOUSAND. BRITONS TRAPPED BY FLOODS   Lendem Is Asked For Help Br Peeple Of Bentley: Country Is Devastated By Hich Water

2/Eneland’ ‘Flood Traps. 1000;  -Pominaies' ‘Speed ‘to Rescue : ’

1,000 Trapped By Floodwaters In British Town   British Army Rushes Amphibious Boats To Bentley on Don

1,000 Persons Trapped by Flood Waters   Assault Boats Are Rushed to the Rescue

FLOOD TRAPS 000 IN BRITISH TOWN; ARMY RUSHES AID   Amphibious Assault Boats Being Sent to Village of Benti¢y to Rescue Residents.   PEOPLE WITHOUT FOOD FOR OVER 24 HOURS   Water Four Feet Deep ir Streets and Still Rising— Situation Described as Desperate.

BRITISH FLOODS GETTING WORSE   Entire Town Cut Off Thousands Forced To Leave Homes

Liquor Stores Restrict Sale  ses 7. 2 ion ie) ee Se   No Need to Present Ration Card

‘Uprising Against Sen. Taft Highlights Probable East-West Split  Republican Leaders Find Rift Forming Within Party’s Ranks

Republicans In Hof Water Over Economy   Congressional: Leader Face: East - West’ “Division -

East-West Split Gives Republicans New Worry  Situation: Similar In Some Ways To North-South Democratic Rift

UPRISING IN CONGRESS IS NEW PHOPHESY   Split Between East And West Seen by  Prominent Leaders

HOUSE FLOODS HOPPER WITH 246 NEW BILLS   Urges Investigation of Une American Activities in State Colleges

INVESTIGATION AIMED AT UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES IN UNIVERSITIES PROPOSED   Transfer of O.S.U. Ag College to Wooster Licensing of Bookmakers, Judges’ Pensions, Return of Saloon Among Other Proposals

State Assembly Swamped With 287 New Measures   House Now Has 494 Bills To Consider, Senate’ Total Is Boosted to 129

High Tide Off Cape Causes Considerable Damage Along Coast   Bus Traveling New Hiehway Is Stalled— Fifteen Are Rescued

UITIUIAL) OME “SENATE HEARING ON RENT CURBS  Mysterious 10% Increase in Ceilings, Blocked by Truman, Goss Unexplained     MAY LEARN TOMORROW   'MAY LEARN TOMORROW   OTC Deputy Is Said to Be Person Who Approved Countermanded Hike

DELAY INQUIRY UN MIAUP FOR HIKE TN RENTS   White House Cancels Order for Increase After Stencil Readv.

Senate Foiled In Rent Order  Investigation  Witnesses Absent—   Witnesses Absent— Truman Nipped General Rise

‘Mysterious Order Quoting 10 Per Cent  Raise Is Checked   President Nullities Plan at Last Minute; GOP Plans Legislation

Rent Hike Order Is Blocked  Unknown Officials   Unknown Officials Came Near Issuing Order Authorizing 10 Percent Increase

Missing. Witnesses. Delay Senate’s Hunt For Mystery Men in Rent Boost Mixup.

Senate Committee Seeking Cause for. Rent Contro! Furor:   Efforts Blocked. “Ternporarily ‘by’ ‘Administration’

SOURCE OF RENT INCREASE ORDER STILL UNKNOWN   Officials Fail to Appear Before Senate Committee

Showdown Of Success peeled de isibeh aah  Zone Merger Plan Offered To ‘Big Four’ By Marshall   Secretary Of State Would End Partition To Bolster Feonomy

U.S. Proposal Calling for — One Germany Due Today   Marshall Expected to Advance Plan Before Bia Four Officials

LONDON PARLEY MIGHT REACH A DECISION SOON   Marshall Considers Divided Germany As Barrier To Any Organization Of Defeated Land's Economy.

Marshall To Urge End Of Occupation  Zones In Germany   Barriers Seen As Obstacle To Establish Economy.

Marshall Will Seek Revision  Of Occupation   Secretary Slated To Ask End Of Zoning System In Germany, Termed.  Trade Barriers «'

Expect U. S. To Ask End Of Partition  Big F our Turn Attention To

Scattered Rain Adds to Relief  In Missourt   Forecast Somewhat Warmer Weather-7%: State Tomorrow

British Cabinet Called In Session   ‘More Restrictive Rationing - Of Food May Develop At : Emergency Session

Kansas Water Group Is Organized at Hartford   Conservation Association Meeting {fs Attended by 300---For Small Bacine

Agricultura! Group Members Predict Real Battle Before Change ls Made Legal

ANDERSON ASKS LOCALIZING OF FARM PROGRAM   Wants Nation’s Future Plan Centered More in States and Counties

SLOGAN SIGN BLAMED FOR BRIEF TIEUP   Safeway. Firm. Removes Placards Inviting Complaints ~   CABS REAP HARVEST

Superintendent’s County School New:    Regular Eighth Grade State Examilnations Will Be Given in All School on May tst!

Heat too Much for Sally Des pite Fans RELIEF NEAR IN EASTERN HEAT WAVE

Disappointed Previously They Think Schools Need Quick Help      FolsomPlacesOnus Upon Legislators   Rumblings Of Discord Heard After First Call’s Failure

Radar Experiment Plane Overshoots Field: 3 Missing   Plane Misses Field When Motor Quits, ‘Goes ints Water

Radar Experimental Plane Plunges Into River: Five Presumed Perished

Experimental — Plane Crashes      Three Presaumed Los! As Airliner Sinks In Eact River .

Three Killed In Crash Of Radar Plane   Two Employes Of Airline Rescued

Three Crewmen. Killed As Experimental Craft Wrecks Shortly After Taking Off

Reynolds. Plane Flashes To New World Record  Streaks In Into N.Y. In 78 Hrs., 55 Min;  Wo.) Phecrwran Miceing A wenee

WORLD FLIGHT MARK BROKEN BY BOMBSHELL   78 Hour-55.6 Minute Time Established By Reynolds

El Doradon Heads “54”   -Harold Long Elected National President At Afternoon Session

TN HAVE 4 NEW CHURCH      The Rev. Robert 4. Edgar Will Launch Glenview, Hil. Drive

9 Die When Bus Falls Into River Near Seattle   Passenger Vehicle and Oil Truck Crash on Bridge

Seven Drown In Bus Crash   Vehicle Plunges From Bridge Into River On West Coast

BUS PLUNGES OFF BRIDGE FN WEST   Seven Persons Believed Dead  As Vehicle Goes Into River

BUS IN STREAM, SEVEN DROWNED   Collision With Truck Plunges Passengers Into River

Glacier Priest Declares 'U. S. and Russia to Use Only Name Calling

Emergency Plane tn Landing -Al  Amarilla Far Fynactant. Mather -

Will Request      City Controller Announce That Levy of $1.23 Will Be Requested For Logansport.

Propose to Raise City Tax to $1.23   Salaries, Cost Of Operation, Bring Boost

lowa House and Senate Split on Tax   Bill Ils Passed by House Calling for Doubling Exemptions

SENATORS FOR 25%, RATE CUT IN COLLECTION   Measure Also Calls for Increase of 50% in Levy Deductions

MEASURE GOES BACK TO HOUSE FOR ARGUMENT   Senate Version Would Cut Deductions by 50 Per Cent

FIRST BONUS BILL OFFERED IN ASSEMBLY   Top Payment of $500 Provided for State War Veterans

HOT LEAD IN DAHILA CASE IS BLASTED   Officers Quiz Man But Fail to Find Clue in Slaying

 Truman Speeds Home to ‘Face Domestic Problems   Ends Canadian Trip; Declines to Reveal Plans on Tax-Cutting Legislation

HAPPY TO BE BACK   Truman Says He Had Grand Visit; Jokes With Newsmen Over Tax Bill

Truman Hote After “Grand” Trip to Canada   Declines To Reveal Plans on Bills.

TRUMAN BACK IN U.S. TODAY   Refuses to Relate Decision on Income Tax Cut Measure

Truman Leaves Canada    Back in Washingten ‘Tonight; Officials *Delighted By Warm Reception in Ottawa

Truman Silent. On Income Tax Slash Decision   Refuses Even a Hint As He Returns From Visit in Canada

President Calls Canadian Jaunt “K Grand Visit”   “Happy To Be Home Again’’---No Hint on Tax Bill Given

Truman Visits Buffaloon Way To Washingfon   President Happy  To Be Back Home, He Says on Arriving in U. S. From Canada

Returning To Problems   Must Decide On Tax Cut, Labor Bills; Says Peace Objective Of Foreign Policy

President Returns To U.S. After Canadian Journey  Truman Sees Niagar« Falls Today; to Reach Capital Tonight

U. 5. AID STAFF IS COMPLETED   Ambassador Wilson Chosen As Head of American Mission to Turkey

BALKAN PROGRAM LEADERS CHOSEN   Wilson, Saltzman Selected For Aid Posts By Prasidant

Youth Held In Child Slaying   New Yorker Arrested For Rape-Murder Of FiveYear-Old Girl.

REFUGEE VESSEL TO DEFY BRITISH   New Test of Ban on Immigrants in Making

Taft's Blast Is Not Expected To Stor Lilienthal   Supporters Still Look For His Confirmation By Senate. -

LILIENTHAL 0. K. SEEN WITHOUT TAFT BACKING   Ohio Senator Will Vote ‘No On Confirmation; Points To Communist View

Taft Will Vote Against Nominee For Atomic Post   Brands Lilienthal Hungry Bureaucrat Not Fit for Job

TAFT OPPOSES D. E. LILIENTHAL APPOINTMENT   Backers of Ex-TVA Chief Look for Approval Despite Blast From Ohioan

BACKERS STILL HAVE HOPES FOR LILIENTHAL   Believe He'll Win Post Despite Opposition by Senator Taft.

BACKERS SEE APPROVAL OF LILIENTHAL   Do Not Believe Taft Opposition Sufficient to Biock Coniirmation as Head of Atomic Energy (ommission.,

LILIENTHAL GETS SENATOR'S BLAST    Democrats Come to Support of Atomic Energy Commission Chairman

Lilienthal To Win Atomic Energy Post Despite Taft’s Blast, Supporters Say

Backers of Lilienthal Confident   Feel He  Will Win Despite Blast By Taft

Taft Flays Lilienthal © Nomination   Supporters Say He'll Win Despite Blast  From Top Repiblican; Backed By Einstein’ -

Taft Declares Lilienthal ‘Soft’ On Soviet Issues   Confirmation Despite- Blast Is Forecast

Senator Says Nominee Has Leftist Taint   Supporters Claim Sufficient Strength For Confirmation

Taft's Blast At Lilienthal  Discounted Friends of Ex-TVA Chief Still Think He Will Win

Lilienthal Sure To Win Approval, Supporters Say   Taft Announces He Will Vote Against “Power Hungry Bureaucrat”

Says Lilienthal ls ‘Power Hungry Bureaucrat’  Sunannartare Canfidank   Supporters Confident OF Confirmation

-—RALLY BEHIND LILIENTHAL— Say Ex-TV A Head Will W eather Taft’s Blast

LILIENTHAL T0 WIN, IS CLAIM   Backers For Atomic Energy Commissioner Skip Taft Blast

Investigators In Balkans Make Report   Want U. N. To Stop Clashes.

U.N. Commission Places Blame For Support of Guerrilla Bands; Albania. Bulearia Also Accused

'UN Probers Say Yugoslavians Primarily Back Of Guerilla Warfare In Greek Territory   Albania, Bulgaria Given Some Blame, Along With Conditions In Greece; Russia, Poland Dissent

Slavs Are Blamed For Greek Warfare   U. N. Balkan Investigating Group Votes Conclusion That Guerrilla Fighting Primarily Attributable to Belgrade.

SUBSTITUTE TAX PLAN SUBMITTED BY 17 SENATORS   New Measure Revises Income Levy And Fixes Other Taxes   1S DESIGNED TO  = YIELD 21-MILLIONS

New Tax Program Offered In Assembly By Democrats   Omnibus Measure Would Lower Exemptions, Increase Taxes On Alcohol, Soft Drinks—Sales Tax Bill Back In Committee

Marshall Holds Urgent Session With Bidault   Believe He Offered Aid ta Halt Reds, DeGaullists Factions

U.S. PLEDGES FULL SUPPORT AGAINST REDS   France, Italy Unrest Threatens Meet Of Big 4

Vets, Dependents Draw Large Total   Compensation, Pensions at $t45,000,000 Manthly

VA Is Paying More Than $32,000,000 Manthly to Denendents of Veterans

GOVERNMENT PAYING $32,000,000 MONTHLY   19,006 Dependents Of Civil Was Almeng These Geiting Parmecnia

Vels, Dependents Draw Large: Tolal   Conepensation, Persians. a $245,006,000 Montily

Uncle John Gives Up:  Aged Listener to Senate Quits, Returns to Courthouse Steps

U.S. PUSHES UN TO ACT QUICKLY IN BALKAN CASE   Requests All Other Business Be Dropped In Alarm Over Greek Issue

Seek Speedy UN Decision on Balkan Crisis   Security Council Meets to Study  eee of Grace

Martial Law Threatening In .Palestine   British Demand Two Kid napped Soldiers Be Returned Alive by Dawn On Sunday

U.S. Sees Reds’ Vise’ Closing On Hungarians   Nagy Accusations Called Part-of Plot To Ctinch’ Contro!

President Truman Takes Wheel Of Car on Return Trip from Charlottesville to Washington

Truman Calls For Lowering Of Trade Bars   President Receives Hon orary Degree At Baylor University

President Warns Nation jin Address at Bavlor ‘University Where He Received Honorary Degree.

PARIS, ILL. STRAWBERRY PATCHES REPORTED HIT HARD BY FROST DAMAGE

Senate Plans Tax Cut Test Next Monday  Will Vote On Move To Postpone Action

DECISION T0 BE GIVEN ON DELAY ACTION   Expect Party Lines To Be Tightly Drawn In First Big Test

Senate Will Act Monday Or dax Bill Delay   Close Vote On Delaying Action Is In Prospect

SENATE TO VOTE MONDAY ON MOTION TO DELAY TAX BILL   Democratic - Sponsored Move to Bring First Test—Republicans Predict Victory by Close Margin.   BYRD COMES OUT FOR POSTPONEMENT   Virginian Would Hold Back Cut Until Congress Reduces Appropriations Below Budget Requests.

Vote Set Monday on Tax Cut Delay  Bi-Partisan Policy on Economy Uraed

Senate to Vote Monday onTax Measure Delay   Close Ballot Is Expected On Democrats’ Propasal To Postpone Action

Senators Gird For Test Vote On Tax Slash   Slate Ballot Monday On Plan to Stall Action Until June 10

Senate Plans First Tax Cut Test Monday   Decision on Delaying Action “Till June 10 To Be Acted on Then

TAX CUT VOTE WILL BE CLOSE   Senate Plans Test Pol Monday On Income Levy Reduction

U.S. Worries Over British *Socialis m’   Death Of Private Initiative Could Grow From Britich Socialism Proposed In Economic Crisis

4 MORE ADDED TO SOARNG LIST OVER WEEKEND   3 Are Killed in Crashes on Highways, Another Succumbs to Injuries

Report Kuester Not A Candidate for Governor in 1948  Carrat (.f)D AAnatinn   Secret GOP Meetinc As Legislature Leaves for Home

Speaker Kuester Not To Enter Governor’s Race   That’s Report Following Highly Secre GOP Meeting in Des Moines

HOUSING BOSS SAYS BUILDING AIMS 100 HIGh   Creedon Thinks Costs anc Scarcities To Cramp Program

TRUMAN HOUSING ESTIMATE 1 CUI   ‘Expediter Frank R. Creedon ' Claims President’s Fig ure Much Too High

NEW HOUSING TO FALL SHORT OF ESTIMATES   Officials Say Goal O1 1,000,000 Homes In 1947 Too High

HOUSING UNDER EARLY ESTIMATE   No: More Than 825,001 New Homes Can Be ~- -Started This Year -

1,000,000 NEW HOMES TERMED HIGH   Housing Expediter Discloses Findings— To Present Testimony

Home Estimate Held Too High   Only  825, 5,000 Can he “Started This: Year, Housing ‘Staff Says -

Big Four Meet In Russia Opens To Draft Pacts   ‘Sound Basis’ for German and Austriar Treaties Laid, Claim

Molotov Presides At First §& sion, Which Was To Be 1 voted To Formalities; Ch: manship Of Conference Rotate   PEACE TREATIES ARE ON PROGR!

Molotov’ ~* Warne Task Is Not Easv   -MARSHALL- URGES. FOUR-POWER; 40-YEAR TREATY BE SIGNED TO KEEP GERMANY:  ‘DISARMED, DEMILITARIZED

Cask Not wasy, Says Nolotov  Bee Bestx hhnokh   Big Four Meet  In Moscow to Write Treaties for Germany. Austria

Bilbo May Undergo Pay Cuts   Jobless Senator Faces Drastic U.S. Wace Slashes

Lawyer Denies Taking Pay On Liquor Permit   Former, O’Conor Aide Also - Declares He Did Not ‘Keep Fees Properly  Due His Firm .

Petrillo Lifts Ban on Musicians in Co-Operative Shows on the Networks

Hirshberg Transferred From Prison Job Due To Threat of Death. Witness Says

Louisville Cops Have Experience With Barrymores   Actress and Mate Land in Clink After Fight on City Street Corner

CONGRESS’ LABOR PLANS UNCHANGED BY LEWIS SETBACK   Representatives Hail Contempt Case Decision, but Press Ahead to Write New Laws.   BILL MAY BE READY WITHIN TWO WEEKS   Green Declines to Comment Until Ruling Has Been Studied—Mine Union Chief Silent.

Court Ruling Is Helpful, Taft Asserts  Most Lawmakers To Continue Drive Rar New Tahar Law:

LAWS CURBING LABOR UNIONS ARE SPURRED   Situation Is Clarified By Recent Decision in John L. Lewis Case

LABOR DRIVE TO CONTINUE IN CONGRESS   Leaders Hail Order On Lewis But Press For New Legislation

Congress Hails  Lewis Decisior   Leaders Continue Driv: Kar New Tahar Laws

Solons Hail Decision In Lewis Case  Press For New Laws On Unions

Pakistan Joins Arab Countries In Opposing Partition Of Palestine; British Speed Plans

British Press Plans to Quit In Holy Land   Vishinsky Charges Greece Has Become ‘A Military Base’ Of the Americans

British Speed. Up Talks Fixing Date of Jew Withdrawal       fey Being Urgently Considered; [vate May Be Announced Soon

Britain Plans Moving Out o! the Holy Land   Time of Withdrawal to Be Announced in the Near Future

British Speed Plans to Quit Palestine  ee ee eS ee ee    To Take No Stand on U.N. Proposal for Partitioning

Pakistan Joins In Fight On Palestine   Immediate End of All Jewish Immigration To Holy Land Is Asked

Work on Date Of Palestine Withdrawal   Question Being Considered by Officials in  London

British Push Plan To Leave  Palestine Soon  Hope for Accord That Will Suit

British Attempt to Speed  Consultations on Palestine U.N. Fight Over Balkan Question  Broadens Into Ideological Strugele

 Britain Planning No Further Statement on Holy Land Problem: Consultations Sneeded_

British Speed Up Withdrawal Date   Palestine Question Considered Urgent By London Official:

Britain Speeds Preparations To Quit Palestine   May Announce Actua Withdrawal Date Before U. N. Adjourns.

British Speed Plans To Quit Holy Land Area   Date For Withdrawal Will Be Announced Before UN Assembly Meet Is Concluded

Arabs Get Backing of Pakistan   U.N. Delegate Asks End to Immigration Of Jews to Holy Land

50 CARS ARE BURNED   1? Heese Lines Used to Fight Fire in Downtown Wichita

Cost of Living Up $450 in Two Years   Modest Ameritan Family Spends Third of Income ‘on Food

LIVING COSTS CLIMB RAPIDLY   $450 More Yearly Needed To Maintain ‘Modest’ Standard

Living Costs for . Family of Four  Rise in 34 Cities ‘Report, Shows. That:  Peres pate   “Report Shows: That” : “Modest” Standard --Costs $450 Mores  Loe. sr) aa, a

Average Family © To Pay $450 More Year for Expenses   Poll of ‘Statistics’ in .34 Cities Shows Third’ of . Extra Cost’ Te: far Band

LIVING COST UP $450 A YEAR   Survey Shows Increase of Basis of Modest Average U. $. Standard.

LIVING COSTS SAID UP $450 YEAR MORE THAN 22 MONTHS AGO  FAMILY OF FOUR IS PLACED AT “MODEST” STANDARD IN REPORT

Labor Bureau  Tells Congress  Living Costs Up Statistician Maintains  Cost of Modest Home $450 A Year More

“Modest” Standard for 4 Up $450  FAMILY BUDGET’S © TREND IS UPWARD

AVERAGE FAMILY PAYS THIRD OF INCREASED EXPENSE FOR FOOD  “Modest? Livine Costs Rise $450 in 22 Months

Cost of Living Up $450 For Average Family of Four   Annual Budget for Such Group Ranaes From $3004 to $3458

It Costs Family Of 4  $450 Year More To Live Than Did 22 Months Ago

CHECK SHOWS WHY BUDGETS WON'T REACH   Livinaw COSIS UF $1450 A YEAR FOR AVERAGE FAMILY

COST OF LIVING INCREASE PACED BY FOOD PRICES   33 Percent Boost Noted i Major Cities — Taxes Also Deal Blow

‘Modes?’ Living For U.S.  Family Costs $450 A Year More Than 2.2.Months Ago

Family Budget for 4 Up $450 in 22 Months   Bureau Reports Typical Family Cost Ranges Upwards From $3004 to $3458  FO. FA Ad atnn f'2tinoe Srraaoewasl

Figure Rise in Living Costs  Costs for Average Family Of Four Up $450 a Year Over 22 Months Ago

LIVING COSTS IN UPWARD SPIRAL   U. S. Says Family Requires $450 More Per Year .

Cost Of Living Up $450 More J Year Per Family      Almost Third Of This Increase For Food, Congress Told.

World War IL, Leader Makes Flat Statement “At Press Conference. “Is Awardetl Derrec. 

Eisenhower Still Wants “Nothing to Do With Politics’   Reiterates Previous Statements---Wants Press to ‘Lov OfF4¢

Eisenhower Wants Nothing to Do With Politics  Staff Chief Refuses To Answer Query On Taking Nominatior

He Wants No Political Office, Nothing To Do With Politics, General Eisenhower Insists

U.S. to Aid Fuel Crisis   Truman Moves to Divert Vessels Now At Sea to British Ports

Attlee Says  Britain Gains   Prime Minister Cites Coal Saving From Blackouts

ATTLEE SAYS FUEL SHORTAGE STAYS CRITICAL   British Leader Tells Parlia~ ment Stringent Measures Still Necessarv

TRUMAN PLEDGES ALL ASSISTANCE POSSIBLE TO HARASSED NATION  SHIPS CARRYING COAL, NOW AT SEA, MAY BE. - DIVERTED TO ISLANDS

British Situation Is Critical   Over Five Million Persons Thrown Gui Of Employment

Situation Stays Critical, Prime Minister Says   Temperatures Drop to 23 Degrees Fahrenheit; ‘No Immediate Relief © Forecast ~~   Stakes Hope On Better Weather   National Defense Act Is voked For Violations Of Domestic Use Of Electricity

Attlee Clamps Wartime Control On Great Britain  Coal Crisis Becomes More Acute; Heavy Fines For Violators

Cold Wave still Eneulfs Nation   National Defense Act Invoked With Severe Penalties

NEW CONTROLS CLAMPED UPON BRITAIN IN COAL CRISIS   To Enforce Cuts In Electricity Used In Island By Stiff Penalties

Diversion of Ships at Sea  Considered   Coordinator of Exports Directed to Determine How Quickly Coal Can Be Landed in England

London’s Coal Dwindles   Power Brownout Throughout Island Has Saved Some, But Situation is Critical

ATTLEE SAYS THE POWER BROWNOUT IS GOAL SAVER   Practically 78,000 Tons ol Coal Were Saved In Three Days.   SITUATION IS VERY BAD   Ile Said the Six Big Power Stations Have Week’s Supply.

England's Power Cuis Save Coal. Attlee Reporis —  Situation Still Critical . Warne ac lelond Pine id

Coal Carriers Now af Sea May Afford Relief   Situation Is Still. Very. Critical, Attlee Informs Parliament

Invoke Wartime Controls   U. S. Wins Fight On Atomic Control Procedure; Russia Not Expected to Veto <

Colliers In East To Be Transferred To British Ports   Wartime Blackout Measures Resumed In Latest Orders

Wartime Fuel Curbs Clamped On Gt. Britain   National Defense Act Provides Fines And Pris on Terms For Violators.

Britain on War Footing In Coal Crisis   Some Progress Reperted in Clearing Drifts

Britain Re-Enters Virtual War Stage As Attlee Adds Strict New Controls

Would Divert Coal Ships on Way to Europe   Fuel Saved by Enforced Paralysis, Situation Stil) Crities)

United States Ready to Help British   May be Possible To Divert Colliers From Other Countri

Britain Put Under Virtual War Footing   Drastic Measures Invoked to Combat Shortage of Coal

Briton Placed On Virtual War Time Footing   Strict New Controls Are Clamped On

Attlee Tells Parliament Britain’s Situation Is Still Very Critical   Rigid National Defense Act Is Invoked; Cold Weather Continues; Big London Power Stations Have Only Week’s Supply of Coal

SAYS COUNTRY READY 10 AID IN FUEL CRISIS   President Eyes Plan to Divert Coal Ships at Sea to British Ports

Still Acute In England      Coal Being Rushed To Isles As Supply On Hand Dwindles

Ships Carrying Coal Can be Routed To Great Britain, Truman Asseris

Some Coal Saved; Blackout Spreads   Attlee Tells Parliament Fuel Situation Is Still Critical   HOPE JS IN WEATHER   Heavy Penalties Proposed for Violators of Regulations

DRASTIC STEP IS TAKEN T° COMBAT COAL SHORTAGE  HEAVY PENA TIES FIYEN TO ENFORCE

Truman Pledge Help In Fuel Shortage   Number Of Vessels Will Be Diverted; Stocks Decline

Britain Adopts War Measures In Coal Crisis   Attlee Invokes Strict Controls to Conserve Fuel, With Power Ban Made Nation-Wide

U.S. to Assist Britain in Coal Crisis: Truman   May Divert Shipments at Sea, President Declares

Attlee Calls For Wartime Controls In British Crisis   Violators Face Heavy Fines. Imprisonment

President Pledges Aid in Emergency   Situation Remains Critical For England in Coal Shortage

President Says U.S. Ready to Do Anything to Help in British Crisis

Britain  On War Footing By Edict   New Controls Put On Because Of Lack Of Coal

TO SAVE FUEL   Drastic Restrictions Ordered As No Relief Seen to Critical Coal Shortage   COAL CABINET NAMED TO WEIGH PROBLEMS

Colliers at Sea May Shift  Their Course   Truman Says Nation Will Do All Possible; Britain Put On War Footing

Colliers at Sea May Land Coal   Conway Ordered to Study Ways to Divert Ships to Relieve Plight of English People

Britain On ‘War Basis’   New Controls Clamped On Island to Combat Desperate Coal Shortage

NATION PLACED ON WARTIME FOOTING   New Bans Are Ordered On Use Of Electricity   Estimated Over 5 Million; Scotland, Wales Eire Face Power Cuts

Attlee Cla. 4 tee, ‘War Contre? Over Englana® During Crisis   Measure Invoked By ‘Coal Cabinet’  Carries Penalties

To Enforce Island-Wide Power Cuts To Combat ‘Critical’ Coal Shortage.

Stands Ready To Aid Nation If Help Needed   Truman Says Vessels At Sea Can Be Sent Tc British Ports

U.S. READY TO AID BRITISH BUT COAL MAY NOT BE SENT   Ships Now At Sea With Carge of Coal May Be Diverted to British Ports

S.MAN CABINET SET UP TO HELP BATTLE CRISIS   Fines, Imprisonment Fixed For Violations Of Curb On Use Of Power

Britain Saves 78,000 Tons of Coal In 3 Days   But Situation. Remains Critical; No Break in Weather Seen

Britain Placed  On War Footing To Save Coal  Heavy Penalties Set For Violators of  rm .f Mig * gt

Britain Put On Virtual War Footing   Attlee Clamps Strict New Controls to Enforce Cuts

May Divert Coal Ships; Report by Attlee in Crisis   Prime Minister Tells Coal Saving Under Wartime Conditions, But “Situation Critical’

Truman Offers Aid to Britain In Coal Crisis   U. S. Colliers Would ‘Be Diverted From European Ports

Britain Goes On War Footing In Coal Famine   Daily 5-Hour Ban On Home Power Use Made Island-Wide

Blackouts, Other Rigid Controls Put Into Effect    Labor Leaders  Admit Situation ‘Now ‘Desperate’

SOME COAL IS BEING SAVED BY BROWNOUT   But London Powér Stations Have Only Week’s Supply Left

Country Placed On Virtual War Footing Today   Heavy Penalties Face Violators Of Electricity Ban

U.S. MAY DIVERT COAL TO ENGLAND   GOVERNMENT STANDS READY TO GIVE AID, SAYS PRES, TRUMAN

British on Virtual Wartime Footing   Attlee Applies Strict New Island-Wide Controls to Enforce Power Cuts to Combat “Desperately Critical” Fuel Shortage.

BRITISH BATTLE WAY ONTO SHIP   Jewish Refugees Resis Transfer To Cyprus; Waterfront un Fire

FIRERAGES IN HAIFAAS JE TRANSFERRED   Strike Staged In Protest te  Deportation

JEWS RESIST TRANSFER TO CYPRUS CAMPS—PIPE--~ LINE AND STORAGE . TANKS ARE _  ‘BLASTED

70,000 PROTEST REFUGEE MOVE   Blaze Set by Underground Sweeps Haifa Oil Docks

Turner Wins Handily With His Tax Bill   Group of Educators Fails To Get Later Date For Slash to Be Effective

Highway Patrol Chief Turns in Resignation   Governor Says Budget Excasded---Raed Calls “Tp “Politteal Pracciura'®

[Illinois SolonTerms President's  Food Saving Plan ‘Awful Blunder

‘One World’ Idea Hinges Cpon Peace   Bolskevist World Revolution, Now In Fall Swing, Must Be Stopped Before Unity. Can Be Achieved

LEHANEYS FACE LIFE SENTENCE   Toledo Couple Convicted In Deaths Of Two Brothers

ROYALL IS NAMED ARMY SECRETARY UNDER UNIFICATION   Other Officers to Rale ol Army-Navy: Merger Selected By President

Royall Named Secy of Army   John L, Sullivan To Head Navy Under New Unified Defense

FORRESTAL NAMED   New Unified Armed Forces Will Become Effective In Sentember

HEARINGS BEGIN “ON RAIL RATES   ICC To Study Petition For 27 Per Cent Increases

U.S. Stakes UN Hopes Upon — Twolssues —   Truman Doctrine and Palestine Key to-Plan =:

U.S. Stakes Hope of Preventing Early Death of United Nations Qn General Assembly Support

‘DRY BEER BILL’ DELAY REJECTED   Recommitment of Measure  Also Voted Down

Scheduled For Consideration on Wednesday   Vote To Put Off Loses 55-44; Motion To Reeansnnit: 62-40

Fight Looms as Members Reject Postponement   Recommitment Try Also Killed A Representatives Take Sides In “Hot Potato”

Also Rejects Motion For Recommittal   Hot Dogfight Features Reconvening Of lowa’s  Lower Chamber.

Mt. Ida Jury Frees McMath — Foe Last Night   PROSECUTOR PLANS TO PRESS OTHER ° CHARGES

McLaughlin Is Acquitted On Bribery Charge   To Be Tried Soon On Another Of 15 Charges Against Hir

New Jolt To Purses ‘As Prices  Rise Again   Grain Traders Say Increases Are Due To August Drought: Evervthing Goes Up

New Rise in Food Costs Looms As Grain, Livestock Reach New Highs

FOOD BUDGETS THREATENED BY MARKET HIKES   New Price Increases in Grain and Livestock Soaring to New Highs

NEW HIKES SEEN IN FOOD BUDGET   Livestock and Grain Prices Reach Record High Levels

Housewife's Budget Faces Another Jolt   Meat, Butter, Eggs, Carn, Wheat and Oats at New Tops

Another Leap  In Food Cost Faces Homes   Retail Boosts Near As Grain, Livestock Increase at Markets

Food Budgets Face New Jolt As Prices Rise   Butter, Eggs, Meat All Skyrecket To Record Levels

Record Prices for Grains, Livestock Hint Advances   Leader Fears Disastrous  Effect for G.O-P. As a Result -

Higher — Prices for  Food Seen   Grain, Livestock Prices Soar ot Chicago; Damage To Corn Blamed

Flash Floods Hit Towns in New England   Extensive Damage Follows Rain Fall in New York, Vermont, Pennsylvania; One Child Missing

Hundreds Swept From Homes By Eastern Floods   Four Persons Lost As 9-Foot Wall Of Water Hits Town

Floods Stagger New England City; Four Persons Missing   Rutland, Vt., Worst Hit of All Areas Flooded Recently

East Hit By Floods   Four Missing and Hundreds Homeless _in New England, Ohio, And Pennsylvania

Four Missing As Floods Hit Rutland   Vermont City Going Without Water, Gas and Electricity

4 Missing in Vermont Flood   Dam Breaks — 500 Homeless—Damage To Be High

900 HOMELESS AND PROPERTY DAMAGE HEAVY   Flash Floods Reported From Other Areas In the East

Dam Shattered Under Pressure  Of Flood Water   Four Persons Missing In Rutland And Damage Is Estimated To Be Over $2.000.000   Scores Homeless In Vermont City   National Guard Patrolling City, Virtually Isolated; Power Plant Is Shut Down

500 Homeless Following Big Vermont Flood   At Least Four Said Missing

Four Persons Are Missing in Vermont Flood   Everyone Goes to Work To Help Homeless, Clea “Debris in Rutland, State’s Second City

500 Homeless By Floods In Fast States   Two Dams Break; Rutland, 18,000 Population, Worst Hit; Four Missing.

Vermont’s Second Largest Municipality Is Without Water and Electricity—-President May Not Take Action on Pending Bills Until After  His Return from Kansas City in His New Palatial Plane—Peace Treaties to Be Ratified

Heavy has      ‘Bursting Dam. Sends. -9" Féot Wall. of Water i in‘a Rutland.

4 ARE DEAD IN VERMONT FLOOD   Three Children Among Vie: tims from High Water Causing Terrific Losses

oer Missing us Flood. Hits Rutland.’ Vermont   Over 500 Homeless--. Damage Is Estimated ~ £t Over $2 000 n00 +

Four Missing, 500 Made Homeless By Rutland, Vt. Flood   Damage Is Estimated At More Than $2,000,000

Flood Waters Ravage Large Vermont City   Report Four Persons Missing; Rutland Is Isolated, Without Water Or Power

500 HOMELESS; WATERS INVADE TOWN OF 18,000  WORST SOON OVER;  RUTLAND IS LEFT . WITHOUT UTILITIES

Vermont Dam Bursts; 1,000  Evacuated   Four Missing; Rutland Isolated by Flood Waters

Four Missing in Vermont Flood   Hundreds Homeless as Wall of Water Surces Through City

500 HOMELESS, 4 MISSING IN VERMONT TOWN   Bursting Dam Sends 5 Foot Wall of Water Pouring Through City

Four Missing in Vermont Flood as Rutland Goes Without Water, Gas And Electricity; 500 Are Homeless

L     ‘Rutland, Vermont, ‘As Hit By. Flash: Flood. Which Causes: More Than $2,000,000" Damage — 500 Are Homeless’ And. AR. ‘Least Four Missing a og gy

Your Missing In Vermont  After Flood   Rutland Is Inundated By Nine-Foot Wall Of Water When Dam Fails

— DAM BREAKS— 500 Left  Homeless  In Rutland   CITY WITHOUT WATER, POWER

Dam Breaks, Water Fléods Rutland, Vt; Meadville Hit Again  Vermont City’s Water, Electric Power Cut: 3 Children Drowned

Vermont's Second City Isolated by Rampaging Waters   At Least Four Persons Are Missing; City Without Utilities

Four Missing In Vermont   Rutland Isolated In Wake of Roaring Flood; 500 Persons Homeless

Four Missing As Flood Hits Vermont City   Rutland, Second Largest City  in Vermont, Is Virtually Isolated by Flood; Extensive Damage.

FOUR MISSING IN VERMONT FLOOD AREA   Pennsylvania, New York and Ohio Cleaning Up Debris

Four Missing, Property Damage Estimated af Two Million After Vermont Flood: Other States Hit

Next Meeting Vital -- Bevin   Says If November Conference Fails No One Can Prophesy Future

U.S. BUDGET SURPLUS TOPS FIVE BILLIONS   Truman Still Opposed to Tax Reduction. However

Truman Will  Not Recommend Tax Reduction   Will Stand Pat on Refusal Despite Estimate of Five-Six Billion Surplus   EXPECT TREASURY TO SUGGEST CUT

ESCAPERS SHOT IN GUN BATTLE   Woman Hostage Treated Like A Mother By ‘Two Prison Desperadoes

Two Desperadoes Taken After Long Gun Battle   Woman Hostage Say: Pair Treated Her Like Mother

‘2 WOUNDED FUGITIVES SFIZED IN CALIFORNIA   Officers Nab Convicts Who — $hoot It Out’ On Coast

House May Pass Foundation Bill During Week  Superintendent Upp   Superintendent Upp Declares Present Bill Inedeauate

Daniels-Cramer Bill Total Cut   5-Million Pared By House Committee

MANY ROADS BLOCKED ©  _ THROUGHOUT LOWER PENINSULA; SOME SCHOOLS CLOSE; ___ COMBINATION RAIN-SNOW-SLEET _

Romney Given (ne to Three Years Sentence   Defense Attorney Will Take Case to  Conrt of Anneale

Romney Faces Federal Term   Former House Sergeant-At-Arms Giver One To Three Years After Conviction

ROMNEY IS GIVEN SENTENCE TODAY   Former Sergeant-at-Arms of Congress Says He'll Appeal.

ROMNEY GETS TERM FOR BANK SHORTAGES   1 To 3 Years In Prison Given House Official

ROMNEY GIVEN! ‘A PRISON TERM   Former Sergeant - At - Arms Cf House Of Representa. tives.Sentenced To Prison For One To Three Years

FORMER OFFICER OF HOUSE BANK DRAFTS APPEAL  JUDGE DECLARES FOR   JUDGE DECLARES FOR LENIENT SENTENCE; 2 OTHERS INVOLVED

Romney Given 1-3 Year Term  $143,863 Shortage  in Funds Concealed

KENNETH ROMNEY GETS PRISON TERM   Former House Official To Ap ‘am. a

Capital Swindler Sentenced to Jai   Romney, Former House  Official, Gets 1 to 3 Years

SENTENCE GIVEN EX-HOUSE AIDE   Kenneth Romney, Former Ser __ geant-at: Arms, : ‘Convicted “". OF Eunds:Shortage

Kenneth Romney Gets 3-Year  Prison Sentence  Appeal Is Planned; Montanan Is Free on Bond Now

Romney, Former House Official, Sent to Prison   One to Three Years Imposed: Judge Says Others Culpable

ROMNEY GIVEN PRISON TERM IN CONGRESS FRAUI   Gets One To Three Year Sentence; To Appenl Decision

Romney Is Given Year In Prison   Former House SergeantAt-Arms Sentenced For $143,863 Shortage.

Kenneth Romney Gets 1-3 Years   ‘Meted Prison Term For Concealing $143,863 Short ane in House “Bank” for Twenty Years.

GUNMAN STAGES TRAIN ROBBERY   Cash And Jewelry Taken From Passengers On New York Central

If Mrs. Rogers Has Her Way, Your Billfold May Become a Veritable Rainbow of Color

WEAK POINT IN U. S, AS SHOWN BY GEN, ~ DL D, EISENHOWEF   In Case of Another War ‘Enemy Would Strike at . Industrial Centers.   NEAR THE GREAT LAKES   Declared Western Hemisphere Should Organize Now for Defense.

Chief Of Staff Urges Joint Defense Plan   Says United States And Canada Must Work Together

Standard Arms Need Secondec By Eisenhower  US Defense Is  Hemisphere Task  Aemvy Head Savs

Ike. Warns Next War Will Bring Midwest Attacks   Says First Thing Enemy Would: Hit Is Great Lakes Area

. Says the Western ‘SHemisphere Shoulc Organize Defenses   Eisenhower Says an Enemy Would Strike In'Great Lakes Area

GEN, IKE SEES — GREAT LAKES AS NEXT TARGET   Vital That U. S., Canada Cooperate Completely, Congress Told

Eisenhower Says Great Lakes  Vulnerable Area  Full Co-Operation With Canada  On Arms Advised

Eisenhower Says Enem) Will Strike in Great Lakes Area in Next Wai

Time Now To Organize For Defense   Complete Military Cooperation Between - Americas Declared © Vital to U: S. Safety

Eisenhower Says Great Lakes Area Target for Enemy   Declares- Cooperation, Hemisphere Defense Vital to U.S. Security

Canadian Help Needed  Great Lakes Centers to Be First Target of New Enemy

Gen. Eisenhower Tells Congress Arms Plan Vital   Industrial Centers Vulnerable to Enemy Attacks from Air

 Great Lakes Area First  Strike At U. S. Industry By Air In Next War Gen. Ike Predicts

U. S.-Canadian Cooperation Is Termed Vital   Gen. Eisenhower Says Hemispheric Aid Is Necessary

DELAY ON OIL CONTROL PLAN URGED BY U. §   Attempts to Sidetrack Proposal on Rich  Mideast Fields

Mt. Clemons Portal Pay Suit Dropped   U.S. Bows Out Of Test Case as Principals Aoree

OUT OF PORTAL CASE   Government Acts After Being In. formed of Dismissal Agreement

GOVERNMENT CAUGHT IN ‘PRICE SQUEEZE   Fear Held U.S. Influence May Bring Wheat Price Rise

Wheat Price Crisis Nears   Government Is Caught Between Supply and De mand Squeeze —

ADMINISTRATION CAUGHT IN MIDDLE OF NEW PRICE COLIEFETE ON GRAIN CROP

New Wheat Crop Poses Problem  Purchase and Export Program Ticklish One

New Wheat Crop Confronts U.S. With a Problem  Administration Is Caught in Middle  . Of a Price Cateare

Decorah In Move To Cui Flood Loss   Opens Condemnation Against Properties In Project Path.

MARSHALL RAPS MOLOTOV STAND   American Accuses Soviet of Wanting ‘Puppet State Of Austria’

Says Russia Asks A Puppet Austria   Marshall Assails Molotov Position Regarding Nazi Assets   DOOMS TREATY HOPE?   Soviet Rejection of Compromise Plan Moves  Powers Apart

Ministers Split Over Austria   Marshall Accuses Reds of Seeking “Puppet Nation”

Austria Appeals For Quick Peace  Treaty at Moscow But Won't Sign If Yuaqoslavs Obtain

REDS ACCUSED BY MARSHALL   \Seaetary Says Soviet Seeks  Austrian ‘Puppet State’

Bitter Exchanges Feature F oreign Minister Parley   Only Slim Hope Held for Comple tion of Austrian Peace Treaty.

Marshall Raps Red Minister   Accuses Molotov of Trying to Create Puppe' State of Austria

Austrian Pact Hope Dwindles_   Russia Rejects U.S. Compromise; Marshall Charges Molotov Would Create Puppet State

Marshall Calls For Definition German Assets  te ooee 0 en,  ee er . ns oe   Tells Ministers Success In Completing Austrian Treaty Depends On That   U. S. Willing Te  “Compromise”   Austrian Minister Appeals To Council To Finish Treaty For His Country

Molotov And Marshall In Verbal Tilt   American Accuses Rus. sians Of Trying To Set Up Puppet State In Austria

Austria Peace Treaty Hopes Look Doomed   Marshall. Accuses Molotov Trying To Create Austrian Puppet State: “s

BIG 4 TIED UP OVER AUSTRIA   Molotov Rejects U. §.  Compromise on Assets

Molotov Charged With Attempt to Dominate Austria   Marshall Says That Russians Would Maka A New Puppet State

‘Says Russia Asks A Puppet Austria   Marshall Assails Molotov Position Regarding Nazi Assets   Soviet Rejection of Compromise Plan Moves Powers Apart

Verbal Clashes Doom Hope Of  Austrian Pact   Marshall Charges Molotov Trying -To Create ‘Puppet State’

Asks Quick Action On Peace Treaty   Austrian Foreign Minister Appeals Te Council OF Fereiegn Ministers

Marshall Charges Designs  T o Reds   Russia Is Accused Of Being After Puppet State

Planning Puppet Austrian State Laid to_Molotev  Marshall Bitter as: Russia Turns  . QNeaumn Cfamnnamisea

JURY HEARING LAMARRE STORY    Meyers’ Firm President. Wife  Before inquiry Panel

U.S. Jury Hears Lamarre and Wife  In Meyers Probe   Brother cf Woman Also a Witness: General Arnold May Be Summoned

Legion Celebration ls Proclaimed By Governor Folsom   28th Anniversary Being Observed Throughout Nation

ADMIRAL KING RESTS AFTER MILD STROKE   Condition of Wartime Naval Bos: Described as “Definitely Not Critical”

Neshoba County Fair Political Battleground For Today for Byrd. Spinks: Others Spoke Yesterday

Sullen Peace Prevails In Most. of. Palestine; Arab Leaders and Brit: ish Army Keep Arabs to Themselves. _s

U).$. BANS ARMS TO HOLY LAND   Embargo Ordered As Deaths In Arab-Jewish Fighting Approaches 100 Mark

Arab Clamor For ‘Holy War’ Is Intensified   Death Toll Near 100 As Violence Continues Through Middle East

Middle East Death Toll Nearly 100.  UW Se Puts On  : Aeme Fonhka; aren,

UAW Asks Buyers To Jon War On  Soaring Prices   ‘Urge All-Out Fight As Cost Spiral Appears to Be Tapering Off

MCE SPIRAL IS BELIEVED TAPERING OFF   Grain Prices Drop as Cut fr Exports Is Ordered; Unions Promote Protest Moves

NEW FIGHT IS INDICATED ON GASOLINE TAX   Measure to Allocate Receipts May Stir Up Controversy

Mobs Swarm Over Streets of Jerusalem   Jews Strike Back After Arabs Start Wrecking City

IN HOLY LAND NOT EXPECTED      Security Council Likely Will Ignore Disturbances Unless They Become Greater Threat to the Peace.

UN Prepares To Send Group To Holy Land As  Rioting Continues There -

Senator Favors Administration of  Aid by Agency  Vandenberg Says Operation Should Be

‘Independent’ Administration Of Aid Favored   Sen. Vandenberg Says Agency Should Link Up With State Department In Regards to Policy   Program To Get Speedy Passage   Delay Of President In Submitting Concrete Views Stems From Agency Battle

Favors Agency to Supervise Foreign Relief   Would Link Unit to State Deverimen} Lavell

Vandenberg Favors Agency To Direct Aid   Believes Operation Should Be Outside State Department

Independent AgencyAsked To Direct Aid   Vandenberg Would Link It With State Department Only On Policy Making

Vandenberg Backs ‘Outside" Agency To Administer. Aid   Michigan Solon Urges Marshall Plan Bureau Only Loosely Linked to State Department

Wants Lone Agency For Foreion Aid   Vandenberg Favors Marshall Plan Operated Outside The State Departinent

AID PLAN CITED BY VANDENBERG   GOP Senator Says Independent Agency Should Control Marshall Program

giVpuodiy Artin y eu Deed  Separate Body To Administer Aid Is Backed By GOP Chief   ‘Senator Vandenberg Says Policy-Making Group. Is Desirable

Rites Held For W. H. Meade   Civiel-Depaty-Shrerikt OF County Died Of Heart Ailment

Warmongering Charges Bring Debate Challenge From Eleanor Roosevelt

LONG SHIPYARD STRIKE SETTLED   Kight Bethlehem Plants And 22.000 Workers Are Affected

Bethlehem Steel Strike Settled   Agreement Reached In All-Night. Negotiations

Europe Needs Stop-Gap Help Marshall Says   Secretary Indicates Special Session To Be Necessary

Independence (The One in Missouri) Beckons Invitingly to Mrs. Truman —

DISCRIMINATION IS CHARGED 7 ~ Immediate Action To Protect Civ Rights In U. S. Uraed   PRESIDENT’S WIFE LIKES DUTIES WITH RESERVATIONS  Mrs. Truman Wouldn't Want Son As President: Doesn't Think A Woman Will Ever Hold Post

Mrs. Truman Longs for Quiet Private Life   Says She Would Not Raise a Son To Be President

PRESIDENT’S WIFE LIKES DUTIES WITH RESERVATIONS  Mrs. Truman Wouldn't Want Son As President: Doesn't Think A Woman Will Ever Hold Post

House Casts Critical Eye On Lobbying   Group Seeks Authority For Big Spending By The State Department

MARSHALL PLAN PROBE SCHEDULED   a  ‘HOUSE GROUP HOPES TO  LEARN EXTENT OF ANY LOBBYING FOR PROGRAM

GOP Casts an Eye On Funds Pushing The Marshall Plan  House Group Also Asks Source of Money Used by Food Committee

Never Say Die:  House Group Promises Probe ~ Of Marshall Plan Lobbying

Old Bribe Charge Against Garsson Aired by Prosecution at May Trial

Food Cost Soars To  New High   Truman Expected Tea Plunge Into Prices, Starvation Threat

SCORE BY INNINGS Viallard 000000100 Rodman 00400TO00x   Everyone Invited To Good Neighbor Day . At Pocahontas

Press Criticism  Draws Ire Of  Segislators Grows Out Of  Failure To Report Out Sheriff’< Bill

Editorials Made ' Tirades’ Target   Moore Talks ‘Libel, Jail’ In Riposte at Paper

Delegate Attacks  Charleston Paper On Sheriff Issue   Ross (D-Mercer) Says Gazette Editor Firmly Convinced His Newspaper Is The People, ‘And All Others Be Damned’

House Passes Bill To Raise Jeachers’ Pay   Approves Three Of Four New Tax Measures

Delegates Unanimously Pass Teacher Pay Bill; Adopt 3 Tax Measures   House Puts Two-Cent Levy On Each 12-Ounce Bottle Of Beer And Each Package of Cigarettes; No Change In Sales Tax

Aid Program To Cause Hardships  Also Affect Prices In U. S.. Declared

' SHORTAGE HITS PRESS FREEDOM   Representative Says Lack of Newsprint Is Critical

Illinois Man Admits Taking Friend’s Life   Says Victim was “Abusive” And Not Himself During Argument; Fails To Sign A Statement

OLD FRIEND OF LINCOLN TRUCKER ADMITSSHOOTING  INCIIRANCE CAL ESMAN   INSURANCE SALESMAN WAIVES EXTRADITION FROM IOWA HIDEOUT

SAYS HE KILLED FRIEND   But Princeton, Ill. Insurance Man Gives No Cause

FRIEND ADMITS KILLING ILLINOIS TRUGK OPERATOR   Princeton, Hl. Insurance Man Solves Slaying! Blames Argument.

BIG SP RING COUPLE DONORS —  More Than, 300,000 In Gifts Accepted By Bantist Officials.

BIG SPRING COUPLE DONORS  More Than $1,300,000 In Gifts Accepted By Baptist Officials

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Ts All in The Various Commun   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

TWO MOTORISTS FINED   One of Them Given Strict Orders  To Have His Car Repaired

House 6. 0. P.. Pushes AntiInflation Bill —  Hope  to Pass  RAanenra hu

Anti-Inflation Bilt Approval Due by Night   Democrats Protest This-One-or-Nothing Attitude of G. O. P,

GOP Plots Tactics To Insure Adoption Of Inflation Curbs   House Democrats Irked By Mcves to Press Passage of Substitute Plan

Big Fund For Navy   -Quarter-Billion Is: Approved For Naval Construction Work

Naval Fund Approved by  House Group   Committee Puts Okeh .On Measure Authorizing   $255,000,000 for Work On Shore Bases

Bond Says Big Road Suit May Hurt Counties   COUNTY JUDGE OPPOSEL TO FIGHT AGAINST STATE

Plane Crashes Into Street In Philadelnhia   Two Men Killed And Two Others Injured In Spectacular Plane Disaster +

SLAYER, 16, SAID POISONED BY BOOK   Minister's Son Insane, His Attorney Claims

Slovene Commies Charge Terroristic Acts by Italians: Ask Tito’s Hele

Trieste Seethes: Trouble is Fearec   Communist Agencies Ask ‘Protection’ From the Italians

Slovene Reds Call On Tito For ‘Protection’ Against Italian Peril

Trieste Army Alerted After Slav Threats   Trouble Expected As Groups Appeal For Tito Protection

Communists In Trieste Seek Aid Of Tito   U. S. AND BRITISH GO ON ALERT AS CRISIS NEAR

Says Two Beys Admit Causing Train Wreck in Which Four Were Killed

Placed Wire On Tracks... .  Boys Admit Wrecking Train In Which Four Persons Were Killed

‘Put Wire Roll On Track, Say: Investigators   Wreck Caused Four Deaths

Two Boys Admit Fixed Switch ‘With Wire Just to Wreck Train   Disaster That Caused Four Deaths and Injuries To 45 Came as Result of 10-Year-Old’s Suggestion

Hold Two Boys ln Train Wreck  A Awe Destiene Ball   Admit Putting Roll Of Wire on PRR Track,  Prosecutor Says

TWO BOYS ADMIT WRECKING TRAIN   YOUNGSTERS, 10 AND 11, SAY THEY PUT WIRE ON TRACKS

Two Boys, l0and 1] Admit Wrecking Train in Indiana   Act of Putting Fence Wir on Track Killed Four Persons; Police Give Details

Senate Delays Sales Tax Bill Until Tonight  Lane Makes Plea — for Its Passage

SHOWDOWN ON SALES TAXIS DEFERRED AGAIN   Administration Gains Another 24-Heur Delay In ” State Senate   GOVERNOR SUBMITS BUDGET SUPPLEMENT

Senafe Again Defers Sales Tax Showdown   Governor La ne Submits Supplemental Budget ._ of $28 365. 300°

Report Wallace Will Bolt Party   American Labor Group to Support Him, Is Capital Rumor

Speculate on Wallace Plans  Third Party Leadershi Talk Pleases GOP,  aa Sica, SIR ae gee a

lalk of Wallace And Third Party  Disturbs Demos and Pleases Republicans

Wallace Third Party Move Crops Up to Disturb Demos  Expect Announcement After Jan. 1

Hint Wallace in 3rd Party   Report Ex-Cabinet Member to Reveal Candidacy in ‘48

Sees Gain by State Farmers   Agriculture Has Moved Faster in Past 5 Years Than in Normal 10

Officers, Men On Same Level Under New Plan   Enlisted Men Would Be Permitted Part In Courts-Martial

1-MAN GRAND JURY FAVORED   Committee Cites Need For Protection Of Civil Rights

COPSeeking To Toughen’ Labor Curbs   Early Vote Soaght But Opposition To Measure ks Strouse

(. 0. P. SENATORS DECIDE STRATEGY ON LABOR MEASURE   Leaders Will Try to Put More Union Curbs in Bill and Hammer It Through This Week.   FACE OPPOSITION OF BIPARTISAN GROUI   Long Debate Appeats in Pros. pect—Taft Says Wednesday Night Session May Be Held.

Senate GOP Heads Plan More Union Curbs For Bill   Some Fear Too Tough Law Means Veto, Lengthy Speeches Expected

Senate Labor Bill Siated to Get New Curbs  GOP Solons Will Seek Passage of Measure During Coming Week

Bi-Partisan Group Fears Rough Measure Would ; Mean Veto   SENATE G. 0. P. LEADERS TRY TO GET IN MORE CURBS

GOP Leaders To Press for Curbs on Labor   Senate Passage Of Measure is Goal This Week

Senate To Push Labor Measure  Slated For Passage During This Week

More Umon < UFOS. TT  GOP Leaders Map Strategy For Stronger Labor Statute   Taft Command Seeks Passave By Saturday; Long Debate Expected

Labor Bill ToBeRushec To Passage   Yaft Says Policy Group Discussed Four Changes Which He Endorsed; One Objection Is Found

Senate Girds For Action On Labor Bil   Amendment Battle Looms With Fear of Veto in Background

EXTRA CURBS TOBE PLACED UPON UNIONS   LONG ORATORY IN PROSPECT; VETO ANTICIPATED

Rent Control Bill Readied   Senator Buck Predicts The Measure Will Get Committee Approval.

SLAYER OF CHILD ASKS FOR DEATH   Tells Chicago Officers He’ll Welcome Chair to Avoid More Offenses

Kidnap-Killer Admits Crime   Chicago Boy, 344, Is Victim of Brutal Act

Higher Wages, Welfare Payments, Shorter - Hours Sought By U.M.W. Chief

LEWIS MAKING FIVE DEMANDS   BASIC ISSUES ARE DISCLOSED IN MEETINGS. ON NEW CONTRACT FOR COAL ~ - MINERS.

Argentina Agrees on Use of Force   Consents to Joint Action  To Stop Attacks In Hemisphere

Two-Thirds of Defense Treaty Written, Report   Compromise Offered By Venezuela Gets Argentine-U. S. OK

Big Hurdle Cleared by  Conference   Argentine Agreement That All Nations May Act to Check Aggressor Brings Draft of Treaty Near 

Argentina Agrees That All Nations In Hemisphere May Act To Stop Aggression; Way Now Paved For Treaty’s Draft

Argentina Agrees  To Defense Plank Withdraws Objection To Internal Disputes

BIG STEP IS TAKEN AT QUINANDINHA   Argentina Agrees To Sanctions For Intra-Hemisphere Attacks

Argentina Agrees on Defense Treaty Provisions Today   Two-Thirds of Pact Now Agreed Upon, Confab  Sources Sav

RIO CONFERENCE HURDLE CLEARED   Argentina Consents to Venezuela Compromise,

Argentina Goes With Nations On Treaty Plan   Seeuvity Zone Area Being Set at Meet Of Subeoumiittee

IN ON HEMISPHERE DEFENSE PROPOSAL   Big Hurdle Cleared At Sout! American Conference: Pact Nearly Complete

‘Pan-America Defense Talk On Last Lap   Treaty Two-Thirds Complete Following Agevression Accord

Security Zone To Be Fixed By Sub-Committee Ot Five Nations   Two-Thirds of Treaty Be. lieved Completed by Zonations

Argentina Agrees To Proposal To Stop Aggression  Parley Drafts Defense Treaty

Two-Thirds Peace Pact Completed   Argentineans Agree On Mutual Action Fo End Agaression

BIG HURDLE IS CLEARED AT RIO MEET   ONE KILLED, ) 3 MISSING FT IN HURRICAN   Argentina Agrees That All American Nations Must Repel Aggression From Within as Well as From Without.

Action Clears Hurdle in Defense Meet  Tun Thirde at Tranty   Two Thirds of Treaty For Hemisphere Said Agreed Upon

Efforts To End Final Dispute Deadlocked  Phone Strife Flares Again Over Nation

WESTERN ELECTRIC PEAGE TALKS Fall   STRIKERS AND THE COMPANY REMAIN DEADLOCKED ON THREE ISSUES.

Pickets Are Returned to Phone Plants   Western Electric Instal lation Workers Reestablish Lines

Negotiations Fail In Phone Tie-Up   Pickets to Be on Lines Over Nation Today

PICKET LINES EXTEND PHONE SERVICE TIEUP   Failure to Settle W-E Dispute Results In New Curtailment

Russ: Accused Of Weakening United Effort   Eric Johnston Declares Soviets Are Sabotaging World Union Through Obstructive Policie:.

Accuses Russians  Of Sabotage  Movie Assn. Head Says Soviets Must « Detetemine 28.2nte~

Russia Accused Of ‘Sabotaging’ United Nations   ERIC JOHNSTON RAPS REDS FOR UN TROUBLES ”

UN ‘Sabotaged’ By Russ, Claim   Question of World Union, Johnson Says

Johnston Hits Russia in UN   Former C-C Head Says Up to UN to Decide Russian Intentions

Russia Undermines U. N.,  Eric Johnston Declares   Soviet Union Accused Of ‘‘Sa. botaging”” Peace Organization Through Its Use Of “Obstructive Policies”

GOP Presidential  Hopefuls Attend  Governors’ Parley “Solid South”  Backs Truman

GOP Urged to Reach Accord On Spending   Senators of Both Parties Are Asking for Budget Decision

[Senators of Both Parties Call on G. 0. P. Leaders ito List Expenditures Before They Reduce Taxes

Spending Data Urged Before Tax Cut Action   Solons on Both Sides Ask GOP Leaders to Give  Betimatenr Firat

TO ASK DELAY   Agreement on Spending Is Sought Before Acting On Tax Reduction

BUDGET PAGT IS SOUGHT BY BOTH PARTIES   Tax Cut May Be Delayed Pending Further Details

PE. Authorized To Stop Trolley   P.S.C. Gives Consent Tc Abandon Williams vort Line.

PLANE CRIPPLED OVER ATLANTIC   ‘Distress Signal Flashed by Commercial Airliner—Flying Fortress in Trouble

JUDGE FREED BY KIDNAPERS   Jurist Released As British Press Search for Banker Held in Palestine

Other Briton Still Held By Jewish Underground   Unconfirmed Report States That Both Liberated; Police Intensify = ~ Holw Land Search

Palestme Abductors Release Judge; Banker Still Missing  British Warn Of Deadline Today For Invoking Of Martial Law

Another Briton Still Missing; Search Widens   Released Jurist Calls Tel Aviv Police from Ramat Gan

Army Unable To Prevent Order Evicting Vets   PINE BLUFF HOUSING PLEA TURNED DOWN BY U. S.

Pair Killed In Plane Wreck Near Albany   . Eight Persons Are Victims Of Auto Mishaps

Faster Week-End Accidents, Violence Kills 17 in Texas  Automobile Wrecks Account for Eight Deanthe OQvar Halidau

France And Soviet Differ On German  Government Plan   Representatives Are Sharply Split Over Future Plan For Germany   BRITAIN AND U.S. ALSO PRESENT PLAN

MAILING ROOM EMPLOYES CUT “IN EXPLOSION   ARAB ANGER OVER UNITED STATES SUPPORT OF PARTITION PLAN IS BLAMED

ARABS STRIKE IN REPRISAL FOR PARTITION   Two Women Hurt, Extensive Damage Done—Terrorists Escape After Blast

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   2 Women in American Consulate in Jerusalem Latsrad im Rambinag

2 Women Are Injured In Reprisal for Yank Stand on Palestine   Former Boston, Cleveland Employes Suffer Cuts As Extremists Penetrate Tight Guard, Hurl Explosive over Fence

‘Doctor Of Insane Hospital Raps State. System Permitting Politics To Enter Medical Realm

West Coast Paper Prints Overell Love Notes; Crate Official Seeks Clues to Office ‘Leak’

CHARGE REDS ~ -REMOVED ARI   FAMOUS PIECES OF ART SAID TO HAVE ‘BEEN TAKEN:   "FROM GERMANY

Sees U. S. and Britain ‘Taking Up Arms If Soviets Should Move Into Central Turkey

WALLACE SEES WAR PERIL iF REDS GRAB OM   Asserts Russia Should Be Told Limits Of Safe Expansion

Wallace Says America Will “ight Russia   Democratic ‘Stormy Petrel’ Avers Soviets Should Be Told U. S. Will Oppose Any Red  er mde one i: Bowe ben Shee

Wallace Holds America and Britain ‘Would Fight’ If Russia ‘Attempts to Expand Southward Into Turkey. Arabian 0}] Area

Wallace Says Soviet Drive Peace Threat      Expansion Into Turkey Could Mean War, Neweman Tald

Wallace Believes Red Attack on Turks Mean War  Left Wing Leader Says Russia Must Be Told Where to Stop

56 ‘PLUMS’ DUE FOR: EXTINCTION   Shakqup Promiced in Customs Bureau

Customs Bureau Jobs Assailed as “Political Plums”   Senator Demands Huge Reduction in Operating Funds

GROSS SPONSORS GETTYSBURG BILL   Measure Provides For Exchange O Land Between Government And Cemetery Association

Taxes In County Nearly Doubled In Last 7 Years .   Property Taxes in Rush County $253,780 Higher Than in Year 1940, Before War.

French Ask Exodus Of Germans  From Fatherland  Marshall Says Plan  Hits at Heart Of War Potential

France Proposes German Exodus From Fatherland  Marshall Declares Plan Gets At Heart Of Reich Issue

Franee Asks Scattering  About World Of Germans   Would End Potential Of War; Clay Called In By Gen. Marshall

Lowering of War Potential Is Plan’s Aim   Sec. Marshall Says Proposal Strikes at Heart of Problem

Bidault Offers To Take Host Of Emigrants   _Overerowded Nation Sows Seeds of War, Moscow Group Told

Emigration Is One Solution  Of Problem   France Makes Suggestion Then Is Willing To Take  Part In Plan.

France Proposes German Exodus  Marshall Expected See Stalin Shortly

May Reduce Population of Germany   France. Seeks To Move Many. Out To Cut German War Potential

Seek to Cut Reich War Potential    Propose Transfer Of People Into Neighbor States

Would Cut Down On  Dense Population   Offers to Absorb Some Into Own People, Reduce War Potential; Marshall Approves Bidault Views

Startling Proposal to Cut Reich Population Offered   Reduction Would Be Accomplished Through Emigration to Neighboring States, French Frvoyv Save

FRANCE PROPOSES MOVING GERMANS FROM FATHERLAND   Calis for Exodus at Big Four Meeting, Saying Overpdépulation Is Laying Seeds of War.   MARSHALL SUMMONS GEN. CLAY TO MOSCOW

Would Reduce Population By Immigration   Mass Exodus Would Lower War Potential

EXODUS FROM REICH URGED TO CURB WAR   CROWDED COUNTRY SEEN AS MENACE TO WORLD PEACE

Bidault’s Plan Wins Immediate Marshall Okay   Number Of People Too Great; Chinese Oppose Investigation Of Internal Affairs

FRANCE OFFERS PLAN ON REICH   Minister Would Lower German Population by Emigration To Other Countries

U.S. Official IsSummoned  By Marshall   China Balks at Any Discussion of Her Plans After Molotov Requests Austria Peace 1s Riocked

Exodus Proposed To Lower Reich  War Potential   Bidault Says His Nation Is Willing to Absorb Population Overflow

France Asks Emigration of Germans   Modern Exodus Plan Would Reduce Any War Poatentiality

France Prepared To Absorb Influx From Fatherland   Georges Bidault Says Dense Population a War Threat

bas Set for 1948   Doubts Expressed That Full Acreage Will Be BPlhandSnekccttesnndl be See

Oppose Change in Conservation as Backward Trend   Proponents Talk Of Conducting It Like Big Business

Snyder Denies Any Move for New OPA By Administration  Authority to Put Price Ceilings on Certain a eee wae Poa Mk Seen

PHONE STRIKE INTO 4TH WEEK   Picture Brighter, However, As N. Y. Bell Makes $2.50 Per Week Advance Offer.

PLAN DRIVE FOR JAPANESE PEACE TREATY   Steps Will Be Taken as Soon. as Gen. Marshall Returns From Moscow.

United States Nears First Direct Step In Marshall Plan  Clay and State Dept. Arguing Again Over Control! in Germany

More Coal From Germany is Aim   U. S. Takes Steps To Boost-Output

AID PROGRAM ~ EFFORT NEAR   U. S. To Aid Britain In Boosting Ruhr Coal ‘Production

Expect To Open Coal Discussion Before Weekend   U. 5. Nearing First Direct Effort In Contribution To European Aid Plan

Veterans Ask People Vote on Bonus Plan   Appear Before House Committee to Urge Passage of Measure

ADVOCATE VOTE BY IOWANS ON VET BONUS BILL   3 Representatives of Soldier Organizations Give Views at Hearing

Heavy Turnout Is Seen For Electi¢n School Trustee Vote Set In City Today

Lewis May Be Charged With Order Breach   Workers Told To Wait Until Pits Are Found Safe

Coal Miners Begin Trek Back To Pits   Lewis Confirms Policy Of Resuming Work Soon As Mines Re-Certified

Lewis Policy Lets ‘Safe’ Pits Open   UMW Chief Wants Check Of Each Mine; Urges  Permanent Lecislation

Coal Miners Slowly Return To Safe Pits   Other Mines Awaitins Inspection by Faderal Insnectors

Coal Production Begins to Climb As Men Return   Many UMW Miners Are Not Waiting for Federal Certification

Soft Coal Output Rising as Miners Go Back to Jobs   Lewis Telegrams Confirm UMW Policy Which Produced Safety Strike

PRODUCTION OF SOFT GOAL Bb INGREASEL  i I eee a   Lewis Confirms Policy of Resuming Work as Mines Are Certified as Safe.

Coal Production Gains Momentum In Many Areas   Some Miners Jumping ‘Gun’ on Lew's in Rush To Return to Work

Government Reported Ready For New Court Fight To End Safety Strike

NATION'S COAL PRODUCTION UP: STATES SKIDS   Truax-Traer Strip Closes Peabody No. 8 Joins Stoppage

Threat To Franco Regime Fades As Authorities Crush Basque-Inspired Steel Strike   Returning Workers Penalized By Loss Of Seniority And Wage Reductions

FrancoCrushes  General Strike   Industrial Workers Return after Revolt

General Strike Is Crushed By Franco Regime   Steel Industry Paralyzed For Eight Days In Big Demonstration; Basque Nationalists Blamed

Basque-Inspired Strikes Crushed  Threat to Franco Regime Has Faded

Franco Forces Halt to General Strike in Spain   Most Workers Return to Jobs Facing Penalties

Franco Busts Steel Strike   Workers Penalized By Loss of Seniority. and  Wages; ‘Biggest Labor Tieup Since Civil Wat

Franco Government Breaks Strike In Steel Industry  Demonstration Lasts  Eight Days But Walkout Is Crushed

Government Crushes Spanish Steel Strike   THE CIVIL GOVERNMENT a

Franco Quells General Strike   30,000 Estimated To Have Stayed Home For Two Days

Big Demonstration Collapses ... .  Spain Crushes  Big Threat To  Franco Regime

FRANCO ENDS STRIKE WITH IRON FIST’   Workers Penalized For Brief Walkout In Steel Industry

General Walkout in Spain Appears Ended   Labor Disturbances Reported Quelled By Franco Regime

Franco Regime Crushes Strike In Bilbao Area   8-Day Walkout wae Strong-

Franco Crushes Basque Strikes   “Two Day Strike In Spain Against Heavy Industry is Ended.

CENTENN.  CELEBRATION   Of Tyoga Lodge, 1.0. O. FE + Was Held Wednesny:

ODD FELLOWS LODGE MARKS CENTURY HERE.   Deputy Grand Master of State Lodge Speaks at Anniversary Banquet

Probe of ‘Immorality' In School Is Demanded   Chicago Attorney Blames Delinquency for Murde Committed by 12-Year-Old Youth

Ex-G. . Will Probe ‘Charges of Abuse   Soldiers in Italy Said Mistreated

Mrs. Ava Cogdell Dies In Dallas Friday Morning   Services In Mexia Saturday Afternoon

DIFFERENCES ON GERMAN PLANS BRING CLASHES   First Arguments Between Bidault And Molotov Feature Conference”

GRAM FOR MANY   utual ear and Sus: ion Threaten to Stumbling Block

RUSSIANS FEAR OTHER NATIONS PLOTTING BLOC   FRANCE AWD SOVIET. HAVE  FINST DISPUTE SINCE  : «OPENING OF ‘THE CON: 3 INERENCE”      By KINGSBURY. SMITH: International Mewe @acecina

ACCIDENT THEORY PURSUED IN CASE   Violent Deaths of Infants in Massillon Hospital Still Mysterious

NATE PLANS GHT SESSIONS ) FINISH WORK   GOP May Recall Congress In Fall

SENATE FACES NIGHT MEETS IN SPEED-UF   Social Security Tax Rates ‘Frozen’ Through 1949

All Night Session Set For Senate   Wherry Says Every Effort Necessary To Speed Appropriation Bills

Senate May Hold All-Night Session   Overtime Work Necessary to Meet Adjournment Date

Congress, Driving Toward Adjournment on Saturday, Considers Night Sessions   Plan to Quit Subject to Recall by Republican Leadership; Bills on Appropriations’ Given Precedence

RUSSIANS ARE 10 INSIST ON GETTING PAID   No: Treaty Will Be Accepted if Reparations Payments Are  Not Included   PAYMENTS MUST BE MADE FROM GERMAN OUTPUT

Ministers To~ Debate Plan for A-Power Pact   May Be Last Chance For Major Agreement At Moscow. Sessions

REPARATIONS NECESSARY IN RUSSIAN VIEW   Vishinsky Declares Payments Requisite Ty Pact Accentance

Russia Firm In Demands On Germany   Deputy Foreign Minister Says His Country Will Not Accept Settlemeni Without Reparations

Vishinsky Says Method of Getting Supplies to Rebuild Warm-Tom Russia Is Only Issue Dividing Allies  At Peace Parley

PAULEY TERMS WHEAT ‘BONUS’   ‘Senate Committee States Inquiry Will Include  ‘Public Figures’

PAULEY TELLS SENATE GROUP OF HIS DEALS   NAMES -OF MORE SUPECULA  . TORS ARE SOUGHT: BY ' COMMITTEE CONDUCT. wa inouimy ‘  oa

Truman Raps Sharp Boost in Prices   Takes Firm Stand Against Cut in Income Taxes Now

ruman Cites New Reasons for Holding Tax Line   Chairman Reece Charges President Has Political Motives Behind Opposition, Wants Credit Later

Says Slash Will Speed Inflation   Treasury Surplus Of $1.250.000.000 Foreseen This Year

: Truman Says Entire Economy Structure Inflated By Sharp : Price Increase: Takes New Stand Against Income Tax. Cut

Surplus Of Government _ Income Seer   Balanced Budget Fore cast By Truman; Hits Tee Cut Plans

Income Tax Cut Opposed By Truman   Says ‘Inflated Economy’ Due to Higher Prices Gives U.S. Surplus

Truman Firm In Opposition To Tax Slash   Prices Deplored 3 Reece Brands Stand ‘Baldty Political’

Sees Surplus In Year's Budget; Hits High Prices   President Opposes Cut In Taxes In Favor Of Balancing Nation’s Books

Truman Declares Debt Reductions Most Imporfant   To Lower Income Taxes He Says Would Bring More Inflation

Reports Cash Surplus Over Billion Mark   Truman Says Price Increases is Endangering Economy

INCOME TAX SLASH OPPOSED Truman Scores Boost In Prices As Threat To Nation's Economy

Weather--  U.S. Surplus Over Billion  ~Truman   Lays Increase in Par To Rise in Prices And Inflation.

TRUMAN SAYS TAX SLASH NOW WOULD SPUR INFLATION   Taking New Stand Against Cut, President. Calis for Reduction of Debt While Times Are Good.   PREDICTS SURPLUS OF $1,250,000,600   Sen. Lucas, Democratic Whip, Puts Forward Bill to Cut Levies Next Jan. 1, Instead of This Year.

Price Inereases Feed Inflation, Truman Declares  Income Tax Cut Opposed: Big Surplus Predicted

AUMAN HITS AGAIN AT TAX CUT PROGRAN   Declares Increase in Prices Has Inflated Entire Economie Cetin

Truman Raps Sharp Rise In  Index Prices   Says It Has Inflated Entire Economy; Takes New Stand Against Tax Cut Now

TRUMAN TALKS AGAINST SLASH ~ IN TAX RATES   President Soys Price ‘Increases Have ‘Inflated Entire c Eeanamic Structure’

President Cites Rising Corporate Profits And Administration Savings

@ PAUL MALLON—  Finds Socialism Only One Jump Ahead of Dictatorship

REPORT RUSSIA IS TAKING OVER BALKAN STATES   Chief of Opposition to Communist Party Arrested in Bulearia

Reds Arrest Chief Opponent In Bulgaria  Eastern Europe  Nailed in Sphere OAL OF ee mes ae

U. S. Readies ‘Hot’ Protest For Moscow   Hungary’s Communist Dictator Boasts of Catching U. S. Asleep

Communist Foe Arrested In Bulgaria *   Balkan Reports Picture Russia as Intending te Defy Truman Doctrine In Swift Program

TEMPERATURES   Truman Defied: Balkans Seethe With Intrigue   Russicn-Dominated Federation Rapidly Nearing Reality

Red Opponent In Bulgaria Is Under Arrest   Hungarian Chief Boasts How U.S. Fooled On Coup; Rumors Spread

Hungary’s Red Leader Boasts Of Soviet Coup   U.S. Drafts Strong Note to Russia As Events Point to New Balkan Troubles

Hungarian “Strong Man” Boasts Of Beating U. S. In Setting Up Coup; Report Troop Concentratiorx

REITERATES HIS SUPPORT   Truman Refers Newsmen to Messages on St. Lawrence Project

VEW Pow-Wow Opens Tomorrow  First State Affair Ta Re Heldin I] BP

VFW Pow-Wow Opens Tomorrow  First State Affair To Be Held in U. P.

Primary Issue Left to House By Committee   Elections Group Takes Middle Course With no Recommendation for Kither Proposal

Administration’s Convention Reform Bill Fails To Pass Approval 8 to 7 in Committee.  37 NEW MEASURES  Verse rrcrimrs aTrOIVIT yy Arts em,TTY A ET

Loyalty Check Gets Under Way  U. S. Agencies Start Filling Out Forms

U. S. Employe Undergoing Loyalty Test   Sweeping Check-Up on Federal Workers Gets Under Way

High-Gourt Rules ‘Against Railroads, Rail Brotherhood   Discrimination Against Negro Firemen Hleqal

Court Upholds Contention By Negro Firemen   Ruling Says Agreement With Union, Railroads Is Discriminatory

Anti-Strike Bil Passage Asked By Gov. Herber   Would Outlaw Strikes Against Government

Mother, 5 Childrer Perish in Blaze   Small House Enveloped in Flame When Father Pours Oil in Stove

Jump Is Reported In Corporate  Cash Dividends  Clark, However, Says Probe Is Not Aimed at ‘Legitimate Profits’

War On High Prices Gets _ Boosts, Kicks   Dividends Jump 18: Per Cent; CIO Bids Anew For Controls

PRIGE CONTROL PLEA RENEWED BY LABOR UNION   ‘Head Of Grange Says High  { !   Wages Responsible For Living Costs   DIVIDEND PAYMENTS  JUMP 18 PERCENT

Big Increase In Dividends Is Disclosed  J Clark’s War On High Prices Gets

Word Battle Stirred by  Government Price Probe  Only After Gouger  Cy) awnl- A oon wept oe   Only After Gougers Clark Asserts; Dividends Spurt Over June, 1946

Clark Cites Big Corporate Gains In Price Inquiry   Attorney General Gets Congratulations and Kicks, for Policy

Crities Throw Praise, Blame  At Cost Probe   Dividends at Record ‘Mark As Clark Hears Pro, Con On Coniemplaied Ouiz

GOVT. REPORTS BIG INCREASE IN DIVIDENDS   Clark Says Corporate Payments in June Up 18 Per Cent.

Bla DIVIDENDS SPARK INQUIRY (FE HIGH PRICES   U. S. Reports Increase of 16 to 42 Per Cent in Profit Divisions in Recent Months.   PROBE NOT AIMED AT LEGITIMATE GAINS   Comment For and Against Investigation—C. L O, Renews Plea for Price Controls.

sh Dividends Show Jump as Inquiry Begins  Attorney General oe ee? ¢«¢« o-. «46   Attorney General Says Quiz Not Aimed At Honest Profits

LEGAL PROFITS ARENOT HIT IN U.S. PROBE   Jump in Corporate Income Revealed as Clark Investigates

Costs Inquiry Brings Praise and Brickbats   Dividends Higher, Government Says; Business Invites Quiz

Price Control Plea Renewed By (lO Leader   Government Reports: .Increase In Cash Dividend Payments

CASH DIVIDENDS BY U, S. FIRMS HIT HIGH LEVEL   Price Probe Not Aimed At Legitimate Profits, Attorney General Says

Price Probe Bid Stirs Tempest   Clark Backs Legitimate Profits; U. S. Cites Dividends Rise

Legitimate Profits Not Probe Target   Attorney General’s Order For Inquiry Brings Him Heavy Kicks and Warm Congratulations

Marshall Declare: Greco-Turk Aid Program Urgent  Message from Moscow Placed Before Senate, Which Votec Tadav

Marshall Says Aid Program Is Indispensable  “Sen. Wherrv. However   “Sen. Wherry, However. Fears Plan Will Lead to Further Spending

Marshall Urges Aid Bill Passage  Vote Is Expected In Senate Today:

SENATE VOTES TODAY ON BILL TO AID GREECE   Marshall  Favors Entire Anti-Communist Plan Urged By Truman

Senate Vote Set; Passage Is ‘Certain’   Proposal Expected To Be Favored 2-1 In Balloting Today

Senate To Vote On Bill Today: Passage Sure   Program Is Urgent, Secretary Asserts

QUICK ACTION ON AID URGED   Marshall Holds Program T< Help Greece, Turkey Is Of Vital Importance

Marshall Says Truman's Plan ‘Indispensable   GOP Senate Whip Says Program May Cost » ’Millions’

Marshall Asks  Aid Measure’s » Quick Passage   ' Approval of Greek - Turk Bill Ta Certai

Left-Wing Faction of CIO Hurls _ Withering Blast at Walter Reuther

Plan Offensive To Halt Jews  High Commissioner May Ask Authority

British Counter Measures Against Jewish Predicted  Cunningham May AsI Authority to Launch Holy Land Offensive

OFFENSIVE T0 SMASH JEWISH RESISTANCE IN PALESTINE SEEN  BRITISH COMMISSIONER BELIEVED READY WITH NEW VIOLENCE BEGUN

MORE VIOLENCE JARS PALESTINE   a Offensive To Smast ance Speculated

Britain May Open Battle Against Holy Land Jews   Commissioner Expected To Ask for Authority To Ficht Resistance —

RENEW PROBE OF AIR SAFETY   Searching “Inquiry Planned By Senate Following 2 Recent Disasters

AIR SAFETY PROBE ORDERED RENEWED   ‘Structural Failure’ Reported by CAB Chairman in Airliner That Crashed in Marviand.

Senate Order: New Probe _ Of Air Safety  Brewster Names  Hub Expert Aide

Air Safety Probe to Be Reopened  Landis Gives Report on Maryland Crash

Congress Hears Cries for Probe Of Air Industry   Secretary of Commerce Says Flying Danger  Exceeds Rail or Bus

20 FIREFIGHTERS BURIED IN CRASH   Trapped Beneath Wreckage In Blaze At New York

FIRE BURIES 20 BENEATH RUINS   Floor Of Manhattan Building Collapses In 4-Alarm Blaze

TO ANALYZE SCHOOL LAW   Arn to Interpret? Measure = for County Superintendents

.Death of Salesman Under Probe for Possible Foul Play; Will Call Guard Out -If Necessary, Wright Says

Gold Coast Clean Up Ordered   Governor Wright Will Send Troops, if Necessary, to Rout Gangsters

i. M. EMPLOYES TO ASK 23 1-2 CENT HOURLY WAGE HIKE   Demands for Guaranteed 40Hour Week for 225,000 Employes Also Will Be Made by C. I. O.   NEW VACATION PAY SCHEDULE SOUGHT   Union Silent as to When It Will Present Requests— Makes No Comment.

UAW Calling For 23-Cent Hourly Boost   GM Facing Demand For 40-Hour Week  In New Union Drive

UAW to Ask Guaranteed  40-Hr. Week   G-M Also to Get Demand for 2314 Cent Wage Boost

Krug Assails Huge Interior  — Budget Slash   Secretary Fears Proposed Cut May Produce  Diariredcinn

Interest Revived in County Fair; Believed Now Is Good Time to Get Movement Started; Will Take Money

Dallas Symphony At Durant Nov. 11   Memberships in Ada Con mumty Concert Association Witt Admit ta Proqram

Dallas Symphony At Durant Nev. ff   ~ Memberships im Ada Community Concert Assoctotion WHE Admut to Program:

Texas City Disaster Caused Wholly by Explosions on Twe  Vessels, Underwriters Find

Curley Defeated In Final Appeal   Ailing Boston Mayor  Faces Jail Sentence

Curley Appeal Again Thrown Out By Court   Petitions Circulated for Probation of Boston Mavor

Supreme Court Decides Against Mayor of Boston   Only Probation May Keep James M. Curley From Jail

COURT REFUSES CURLEY APPEAL   Probation Chief Hope Of Boston Mayor In Mail Fraud

Treasury Head Tells Committee Regulation Is Only Way To Cu Inflation: Says Tax Reduction Out of Question

Treasury Chief Declares High Taxes Needed.   Systematic Slash In National Debt  Said Nereceary

Tax Reductior at Early Date Rated Unwise   Bond-sales Drive ‘Advocated to Forestall Inflation

Seek Price Controls For Nation   Treasury Secretary Seeks Move To Head Off Inflation

Plan Revealed lor Campaign To Sell Bonds   Curbs on Credit, Delay of Tax Cut Also Are Suggested In War on Prices

Snyder, Eccles Stress Curbs On Inflation   Treasury Secretary Reveals Plan for Huge Bond Issue

Snyder Calls For Price Controls   Says [hey Are Needed To Head Off Inflation; Oppo Tax Reduction; Plans U. S. Bond Drive

Six North Carolinians lo Testify In House Communist Investigation

DILLON DAN PLEA ENTERED   Congress Told Savings of Mil   lions Possible in Case   of New Flood.

Proponents Carry Fight To Capital   Corry and Curphey Appear Before House Committee.

1947 Legislature Quits Work for Seven Months   Major. Issues Solved As Session Adjourns Until. Next January

LEGISLATURE QUITS THIS AFTERNOON TO END RECORD SESSION   Senate Adjourns at 43:40 o’Clock; Meets Next In January.   NO FIGRY ON RELIEF   Union Labor Control Legisla tion Remains Before the Governor.

Housewives, Hit by High Prices, Serve on Jury Investigating Living Cost

State Senate, Assembly Differ On School Aid   Legislative Houses Disagree On How Tc Give More Aid To  Wisconsin Schools

Rennebohm Sians New Banking Bill  Commissioner Will ’ Replace Three Men

EMS RELATED COURT BUSINESS   Two Marriage Licenses Granted; Suits Are ( ‘ontinued Today,

COURT BUSINESS ITEMS REPORTED   Damages Asked in Suit; New Legal Action Is Now on File.

COUNTY GIRL ATTENDING CAMP ALLEN   Shirley Bebout Taking Ad. vantage of Training at Crippled Children's Cente

Realty Sales Show Decline For December   Last Month of the Year Usually Slumps and List Shows 43 Transfers Involving $107,950.

THE PLAINSMAN IN WASHINGTON: =~ Tongues Wag Over  Exports To Russia.

THE PLAINSMAN IN WASHINGTON Congress Expected To Act On Continued Exports To Russia

28 Parachute from Army Plane   35 Planes Begin Search over ‘Favorable’ North Luzon Terrain

TWENTY - EIGHT GO 70 PARACHUTES. AS PLANE GETS LOST   Passengers and Crew Chuted to Earth in Mortheri Luzon Section

28 Parachuted Into Darkness  RP poe Ge   May Be Some Survivors Of Army Plane’s Crash

28 Missing in Luzon After Plane Crashes   Some of Passengers Who Parachuted From Craft Believed Sighted

Marshall Is Ready For UN Meeting  Completes 10-Day   Completes 10-Day Briefing On World Problems

RAYS OF ‘DEVOURING HEAT’  REPORTED RUSSIAN WEAPON   UNCONFIRMED DISPATCH SAYS INFRA-RED "DEATH RAY" HAS BEEN DE: VELOPED

 Montana Primary Highway Program Costing More Than $7,250,000 ‘Approved by Commission Today

AID BILL SIGNING TO BE THURSDAY   Greco-Turkish ‘Stop Red’ ‘Measure Being Flown to Truman

JUDGE DICE ANDATTORNEY EVETTS TO CLEAR DOCKET  Quick: Trials For - Accused; Several .  SY Coean ey a

JUDGE DICE AND ATTORNEY EVETTS TO CLEAR DOCKET  Quick Trials For  Accused; Several  i. 2n0Oabe Pe eis ies 8 ee od

—BALL OF FIRE’ TOO HOT— Obscene Art Displays  ‘Burn’ Liquor Permit

Miller Explains Highway Work To Rotary Club   Barger Asks More  Commissioner News

SPEEDY GREEK RELIEF ASAED OF CONGRESS   SECRET DOCUMENTS ON FOREIGN AID CAUSE FURORE

Data Offered By Acheson in  House Hearing   Undersecretary Sees No Danger of War in Truman’s Aid Program

Aid Program Will Not Lead To New War, Acheson Says  ‘Secret? Documents On Situation — Given Lawmakers  And Cause Furore   Don’t Bother Your Congressman.  He May Be Busy With Homework

Aroused Congressmen to Demand Acheson's Notes On Prohlem Be Published

Can’t Wait For UN, Is His Opinion   Cautiously States Action Not Likely To Bring On A War

Acheson Says Program Will Not Start War   Undersecretary of State’ Lays Before Congressmen “Secret” Documents Which Members Want Revealed To Public

“SECRETS” BARED AT GREEK-TURK AUD PROBE STIR FUROR   Acheson Lays Documents Be fore House Committee— Members Demand Peo ple Be Informed.   UNDERSECRETARY ASKS PROGRAM BE PUSHED   Predicts Proposed Steps te Halt March of Communism Will Not Lead to War With Russia.

Congress Starts Searching Study  ‘Secret’ Documents Churn Up Furor

Demand Heard That All Facts Be Given Public   Aid to Countries Not to Lead to War Acheson Says

Americans Tell of Sikh Mob Holdup ‘of Train as India Rioting Continues

RELIGIOUS STRIFE IN INDIA Traveling Yanks Describe Sikh Attack On Train In Which 15 Moslem Passenoers Were Killec

TWO AMERICANS ESCAPE INJURY   Sikh Killers Attempted to Reach Them

AMERICANS TELL OF SIKH ATTACK ON TRAININ INDI   Fifteen Mohammedan Pas. sengers Butchered Near Village OF Muir

Sikhs Slay Mohammedans In Train Raid   U. S. OFFICIALS DELAYED BY ATTACK IN INDIA

Tops Balkans On Security Trouble List   Gets Priority On Australia And India Demands To Halt  Action In Indies.

Indonesian: Conflict. Poses. Another Worry For. Security. Counal: - Sidetrack: Balkan Case

Indonesian Conflict  Given UN Priority   Security Council Faces Fresh Test of Powers With Troublesome Balkans Issue Still Ahead

Indonesian Problem Is Test For UN   Case Granted Priority Over Crowded [List

Indonesian War Tops Agenda of Security Counci   Balkans Issue Pushed to Second Place by Indian, Australian Pleas

Indonesean Conflict Joins Balkans Dispute Before Security Council

DELAYS SIGNING IMPORTANT BILLS   489 MEASURES NOW AWAIT SIGNATURE OF ILLINOIS GOVERNOR

THREE KILLED AND THREE INJURED IN AUTO-TRUCK CRASH   Head-on Collision on U. § Highway 66 Scatters Car Over Wide Area

Physician Denies Assault Charge   Worker Is Killed in Standard Oil Blast

REFINERY BLAST CAUSES FIRE AT WHITING PLANT   WORKER MISSING ‘AS PUMP HOUSE BLAST SLOWS PRODUCTION

Restoration Pushed in  Wharves Area  Mainland Port Will Have Dock Facilities Readyw in Three Week:

Rebuilding Of Texas City Dock Facilities Rushed   ‘Property to Be Ready For Use in Three Weeks, Company Official Says

—Atomic Commission Funds Are Increased  fiawamaittoa  Qerarnte«   Committee Grants 875 Million Hike

Approve More Funds for Aton Energy Work   Argument Hot, Vote Is Close.

Storm Blows liself Out  In Georgia   Property Damage Reported Heavy

Savannah Counts Hurricane’s Cost  Erratic Storm Blows” Out In South Georgia

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The official Helena tempera- 6 ture at midnight was............ «

The official Helena tempera- 8( ture at 2 p. m., today was ........

The official Helena tempera- 8: ture at 2 p. m., was................ '

‘The official Helena tempera- ~ AS ‘ture at midnight was ........

No Progress Is Made in Phone Strike Negotiations  ‘Where We Were Ten Days Ago,’ Bell Co. Official  Tells Renorters

Phone Parleys Stand ‘Where We Were 10 Days Ago   Union Leader Calls Labor Department ‘Tool of Management

NEGOTIATIONS IN TELEPHONE WALKOUT FAIL   Conference Recessed Aite: “Stormy Session;” Ne Pregress Made   LABOR DEPARTMENT CRITICIZED BY UNION

NO PROGRESS MANE TO END PHONE STRIKE   STORMY SESSION IN WASHINGTON GETS NOW HERE

Hope for End Of Telephone Strike Fade   Stormy Session Held Under Auspices of U. S. Conciliators

PHONE STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS ARE RECESSED   Stormy Session Brings Talks to Halt; Pay Offer Rejected

Telephone Strike Negotiators Quit for Night as Union Brands U. 5. Group ‘Management Tool’

Conciliators Report Siérmy Session. Wages And Arbitration Main Point of Differenee

SECRETARY OF LABOR SCORED BY NFTW UNION   Equipment Workers Say Schwellenbach Tool Of Management

Situation Right Where It Started, Leaders Report; Western Electric Union Asks Government To Keep Out Of Negotiations

“Stormy Session” Ends Phone Parley   Negotiation to Resume Tuesday; Labor Department Attacked

Phone Parley Takes Recess; No Progress   ‘Back Where We Were 10 Days Ago’ Bell Official Says

Phone Peace Hope Receives Setback   Recess Called After ‘Stormy Session’ tnion Head Denounces Labor Department

TOUREE-DAT EVENT—  Corral Gates Swing Open Thursday For Dalhart’s Annual XTT Rennion

Resistance Committee Seeks ToHave War Charges Lodged Against Both Syria; Lebanon

Marshall Asked To Block Arabs   Invasion Of Holy City Threatened By Arabs If British Troops Leave

Security Council Is Asked to Block Arab Mobilization   Resistance Group Demands Syria, Lebanon Be Charged With Aggression

Prevent War of Aggression Against Jews Is Request   Resistance Committee, an American Group in Effort to Get Action By Security Council

Block Arab Invasion,  U.S. Asked   Palestine Unit Seeks Help From America, 10 U. N. Countries

Jewish Organization — Appeals. For Halt To   - Holy Land ‘Invasion’

0 JEWISH SHIPS REPORTED AT SE   BRITISH LOOK FOR NEW ATTEMPT TO RUN BLOCK-~ ADE OF PALESTINE.

More Jews Ma Be En Route To Palestine   Information Comes as Arabs Strike in Partition Protest

State’s Holiday Death Toll Is 12:  Roads Hazardous   179 Traffic Deaths Reported Ove! Nation; 107 Dead from Miscellaneous Causes.

State Accidents Over Holidays Take 10 Lives   Two Victims Claimec By Fire, Gunshot— Kight Others Die  In Trafie VMichane

Sen. Connally Says Russia Seeks Control   Soviet Charged “With Aiming at ‘World Dominion’

Texan in Bitter Atiack on Russie   Senate Colleagues Urged to Quickly Okay Loan to Greeks, Turks

‘Demos Say Legislative ‘Council Choice Breaks ‘Law: Plan Leaqal A-tier

INCENDIARISM SEES IN MAY COMPANY FIRE   Baltimere Firemen Trying Te De_ Sermnine Why Sprinkler System Was “at Functioning

Investigators Believe Baltimore Store Blaze Was Deliberately Set

COLLABORATION WITH NEIGHBORS PROPOSED AGAIN   President Urges Congress To Help Standardize Military Setup

ASKS CONGRESS TO GRANT HIM AUTHORITY   Seeks Richt to CoOperate With Other American Nations

CLOSER TIES WITH ALLIES BEING ASKED   TELLS CONGRESS TMAT BILL SHOULD BE PASSED FOR U, 8. COLLABORATION WITH REPUBLICS

Truman Asks U.S. Arms Aid For Americas   Special Message Says Year’s Development Hike Need for Bill

Workers Seek Victims Of Explosion  About 36 Persons Ma:   About 36 Persons Ma: Be Buried Under Tons of Debris Yet

Nobel Prize Winner Predicts Next War Will Aim at Destroying All Life In Enemy Country With Germs

State-wide Milk  Law To Be Asked  Of Legislature Health Department Will Present Bill

‘Milk Measure — To Be Introduced   State Board of Health Will Seek Uniform Minimum Milk Bill

About 75 Percent of American Corn Crop Reporied Safe from Frosts

eee ee  Fate of 400,( O00 Indians Being Decided on Difference Between Steak, Pork Chops

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Meat Of The Indian Problem Lies Between Beet And Pork

INVESTIGATION INTO DEPARTMENT LIKELY   RTOne Fer “Waste J Apd Overiapping” In Agricaltare De Ee ee ee eee

NLRB Upholds Replacement  Of Strikers   Rules Company Within Rights in Hiring New Workers in Economic Strike over Wages

PANEL RULES H FAVOR OF NEW HIRINGS   NLRB Says Replacements o Wage Strikers OK Under Act

N.LR.B, Rules “Economic skhers’ May Be Replaced By: Employers: -

NLRB’s Ruling in Florida Case Is Big Warning to Unions   Rules Replacemnt of All Workers in Strikes on Wages Is Proper

Workers Striking Over Wages, Conditions Can Be Replaced, NLRB Says

NLRB Declares Strikers Can Be Replaced   Replacements Can Be Made Without Violating Wagner Act Board Says

Fresh Notice Is Served on Unions In Pay Walkouts   Refusal of Labor To Bargain in Good Faith Assailed in Ruling

STRIKERS WHO DON’T BARGAIN CAN BE FIRED   NLRB Also Rules Economic Strikers Can Be Replaced

Replacement Ruling Made By Board   Fresh Notice Sent Congress And Unions

NEW NOTICE TO UNIONS Workers Striking Over Pay Can Be Replaced, Says NLRB

RULES STRIKERS SEEKING RAISE CAN BE FIRED   NLRB Warns Dismissal is Not Violation of Wagner Labor Act

Jobs of Those Who Walk Out Because Of Wages, Conditions Can Be Filled Without Violating Act, NLRB Rules

NLRB Supports Discharge Of Pay Strikers   Can Be Fired When Wages Sole Reason For Strike, Unions Congress Are Told

Economic Strikers Can Be Replaced, With No Violation   NLRB Rules Employer: Can Fill- Jobs When Unions Fail to WNevratiate

NS GIVEN ni WARK      Workers-Who Strike Over Pay and Job Conditions Can Re Replaced    FAR-REACHING OPINION : GIVEN IN LABOR CASE

RULING INVOLVES 2ST. PETERSBURG FLA. NEWSPAPERS   HOLDS WAGNER ACT NOT VIOLATED WHEN EMPLOYERS BARGAIN

Should Consider Industry Customs   NLRB Rules Employers May. Fire Some. Strikers

Labor Board Posts Fresh Notices to Congress and Union Regarding Strikers

NLRB DECISION IN NEWSPAPER CASE NOTICE TO UNIONS   Strikers May Be Legally Re placed Under Certain Conditions .

NLRB Rules Employer May Replace Workers Striking for Higher Wages

Workers Told Employers Can Replace Them   New Declaration _ Of Policy Given On Baraainina 

NLRB POSTS NOTICE TO UNIONS AND CONGRESS THAT WORKERS WHO STRIKE CAN BEREPLACED UNDER. WAGNER ACT

Workers Told Employers Can Replace Them  New Declaration OE Daliew Given

SAYS INDUSTRY MIGHT REPLACE SOME QUITTERS   uabor Agency Tells Unions And Congress That Workers Can Be Replaced In Strikes Over Pay Or Work Conditions.

Rules Against  Unions   NLRB Posts Notice to ‘Unions and Congress That Company Can Re place Wage Strikers

New Rule Laid Down by NLRB on Strikers   Workers Striking Over Pay Can Be Replaced Without Violating Act

Replacing Strikers on Jobs Legal, NLRB Reminds Unions and Congress

Bargaining Issue Policy Declared   NLRB Decision Says Employers May Replace Striking Workers

 N.L.R. B. Rules Workers Who Strike Over Wages Can Be Replaced Without Violating Wagner Act

NLRB Posts Fresh Notice Strikers Can Be Replaced   Economic Walkouts scored By Ruling In Newspaper Case

Strife Over Pay, Job Conditions May Cost Worl   NLRB Says Strikers Can Be Replaced Without Violating Wagner Act

NLRB Rules Strikers May Be Replaced   Walkout Over Wages Or Working Conditions Makes Action Legal

Rules That Those Who Strike Over Wages and Job Conditions Can Be Replaced Lawfully by the Emplover.

NLRB Posts Ruling With “Teeth In It’   Says Workers Who Strike Over Wages and Job . Conditions Can Be Replaced.- .

Can Replace Strikers, Ruling   NLRB Says Hiring New Men Not Violation Of Wagner Act

NLRB O. K.’s Replacement of Strikers;  Green Flays Restrictive Labor Laws

COLLEAGUES ATTACKED BY JACKSON   Says Industry and Labor Placed in Court “Straight-Jacket’

Rent Curbs To End Thursday In 39 Areas   No New England Communities Hit

Former OTC Driver Held Affer Attack   Present Driver Says Was Held By One Man While Another Hit Him

Eight Survive Crash Of Flying Fort   Fate Of Others On B-17 Down In Nicaragua Unknown

WRECKED FLYING ~ “FORT LOCATED   Croft with 15 Persons Aboard In Nicaragua—Fate of Men Unknown 

15 Persons Reported On U.S. Plane  - Ship Was On Way To Kelly Field

FIND WRECKAGE OF ARMY PLANE IN NICARAGUA   Report Fortress Carrying 15 Persons in Flight From Canal Zone

FLYING FORT WRECKAGE SPOTTED   Canal Zone-To-Kelly Field Flight Ends Tragically   VAST SEARCH   Staged By Army And Navy; Nicaraguan Coast ls Scene Of Crash

Some of Crashed B-29 Crew Alive  Fortress Wrecked In Nicaraaua FEiaht af

CRASHED PLANE IS DISCOVERED   ‘Fifteen Persons Reported Aboard Flying Fortress Found Wrecked Today In Nirparagia.

Army B-29 crashes in Nicaragua  15 Aboard Plane   15 Aboard Plane On Flight to Texes Airfield

Wreckage of B-17 Is Found In Nicaragua   Big Plane Carrying  15 Persons Missing on Flight From Canal Zone To Kelly Field. Fexas

Los Fortress Reported Found   Searchers Find Plane in South America; No Details Included in Report

FORT WITH 19 OBJECT OF HUNT   Plane Disappears On Fligh From Panama To Texas

Missing Plane Wreckage Founc In Nicaragua  Fate af 15 Ahaard   Fate of 15 Aboard Army Flying Fort Not Yet Determined

WRECKED ARMY PLANE FOUND   Flying Fortress, Missing from Canai Zone Flight, Down in Nicaragua.

Eight B-29 Crewmen Safe in Nicaragua   Seven Still Missing--Wreckage Is Found After Vect Seanrch

Skirmish in House Delays Passage of State Bonus Money   Democrats, GOP Fail to Agree, Recess Meeting Until Next Tuesday

BONUS DELAYED BY HOUSE SCRAP   TRADE ACCUSATIONS OF ‘POLITICS’ IN » STATE LEGISLATURE

Stalin Offers Aid to Britain   Bevin Put on Spot In Talk at Kremhn

May Ask More For Greece  Other Matters Of Supplies For Recovery Up

2 Passengers Also Victims At Cleveland   Col. Earle Johnson Was Piloting Plane As Engine Exploded

Three Killed = ~— In @-45 Crash   Col. Earle F. J Johnson Commander of CAP,  ~ Among Victims

National CAP Head — Killed In Plane Crash  Col. Johneon At Cantrale Whe. Cou   Col. Johnson At Controls When Craft . Explodes: Aide And Hitchhiker Alec Ty.

HEAD OF CIVIL AIR PATROL IS VICTIM OF CRASH   Colonel Earl! L. Johnson Is Killed When Plane Motor Explodes

BUTLER CHARGES. ON AIDO: THAT SOVIET IS ‘VIOLATING SPIRIT ' OF TRADE Parra:

DenRA gan. _cseingginNiom CROSLEY MAY PURCHASE ISLAND NEAR SAVANNAH

Police Predict Sudden Break in Actress’ Murder   Ranking Detective Claims Identity of Woman's Slayer Is Known

Assembly Meets, Tempers I'lare   xtra Session Brings Calls for Action as Bills Accumulate

Legislation on State Finances and Taxation Push Liquor Reform Into the Background.   HEATED ARGUMENTS  LAUNCHED ON FLOOR

@ PAUL MALLON—  Russia’s Tension Diplomacy to Enter More Active Period

Trainmen Win 15Cent Hike   Arbitration  Board Awards Million Non-Operating Workers Pay Raise —

BOARD APPROVES PAY INCREASE T0 RAIL EMPLOYES   MILLION WORKERS GET THREE-FOURTHS OF WAGE DEMANDS

Railroads Ordered to Boost Pay   Million Non-Operating Personnel Affected by Board’s Ruling

Railroaders Are Awarded 153c Raise   Arbitrators Fix Wage Boost After 24-Day Hearing

Pay Boost For Rail Workers    Non-Operating Employes Given 15 1/2-Cent Raise by Labor Board

NON-OPERATING RAIL  WORKERS TO RECEIVE  [3 1-2 CENT RAISES ALMOST MILLION GIVEN HOURLY INCREASE BY  a CE Ace: ee me:

Non-Operating Rail Workers’ Pay Hiked   Grant of 1514 Cents an Hour Made Effective As of Monday; Findings of Arbitration Board: Binding Upon Both the Unions and Railroads

Board Gives Railway Men Wage Boost  Nou. ‘Operating  Help Affee ted

Pay Hike Award To Million U.S. Railway Workers   Rules Non-operating Employes Will Get Arbitration Board 15% Cent Increase

Non-Operating Workers On Railroads Get Boost   15% Cents an Hour Awarded to Million By An Arbitration Board

RAIL WORKERS ~ BET INCREASES   Arbitration Board Sets 1544Cent Raise

New Ruling By Board to Boost Pay 15!/oc Hour   Decision Binding On Unions And Carriers; Non-Operating Workers Benefit

Grant 1514 Rail Union Wage Hike   1,000,000 Railroa, Workers Awardec Raises Binding Ot All Parties

192-CENT HIKE IN EFFECT FOR ABOUT MILLION   Non-Operating Workers, In cluding Clerks, Telegraphers, To Benefit

Non-Operating Pay Hike OK'd, Nearly. Million Railroad Workers Get  pe ee i SA es

Million RR Men Get Le Pay Hike Operators, 17 Unions  Accept Fineinge ee ie i A ee Be ee

REFEREE OK’S RAIL WAGE HIKE   15 1-2 Cent Boost Is Given Million Workers

Rail Workers Win Fight for Higher Wages   Million Employes of Major Railroads Affected by Ruling

Million Railroad Workers Awarde Increase In Pay   Arbitration , Board Grants 1514 Cent Wage Boost.

15'2-Cent Wage Boost Awarded Rail Workers   Million Non-Operating Workers Given Increase By Arbitration Board

Third Raise Given During Year Period   Non-Operating Personnel. Includes -Telearaphers. .

Board Grants Wage Raise Te Rail Workers   Non-Operating Workers on Nation’s Major Railroads Receive Increase of 15' Cents an Hour.

Rail Personnel Given 15-Cent Raise by Board   3rd Boost in Year for Non-Operat. Workers Was Effective Monda:

19 CENTS GIVEN RAILROAD GROUF   Non-Operating Crews Had Asked 20-Cent Jump

Board Awards Rail Workers  ee: i,   Non-Operating Rail Employes Get Pay Increase Of 1512 Cente An Hour

AWARD PAY HIKE TO RAILROADERS   Arbitration Board Gives 1514 Cent Boost

—RAILROADS— Wage Boost For Million Rail Worker:  Get 1514 Cents An Hour Increase

RAIL WAGE INCREASE   Majer Lines Grant 15';-Cent Boost to Noa-tperating Workers

17 Rail Unions Get 15.5-Cent Wage Award  Arbitrators Grant Boost to 1,000,000

Rains Falling In State Panhandle   Altus Has 110 Degrees For Hottest Spot

Hughes Raps Ferguson At Hearing   Plane Maker Asserts Senator Trying "To Trip Me Up”

Hughes Lashes Back At GOP Senate Prober   PLANE BUILDER RESENTS “TRICKY” QUESTION AT HEARING

—CONTRACTS — Ferguson Accused At Hearing   TESTIMONY  IS REVIEWED

HUGHES BLASTS CHAIRMAN FOR PROBE TACTICS   Resents Implication by Sen Ferguson That He Doubts Statements Are True

ICC Orders Rail Safety  Devices Will Cost   Devices Will Cost Nation’s Railroads Millions of Dollars

Safety Devices For Railroads Ordered   ICC Demands Equipping Of 45,000 Miles Of Track, Cost In Millions

Fix UP Tracks, ICC Orders      Commission of Three Ends Investigation inta Sneeds, Accidents

Nation’s Railroads Get ICC Order To Use Safety Devices  Block Systems, Automatic Train Stop

PRECINGT CAPTAIN 15 FREED OF FRAUD IN Ki. G. PRIMARY   Jury Out 30 Minutes in Robert McKissick Case—U. S. Alleged He Marshalled Ghost Voters.   GOVERNMENT WITNESS REFUSES TO TESTIFY   Morris Marks Collapses After Expressing Fear for His Life If He Took the Stand.

Bill Would End Sugar Rationing   Sponsors Confide: of Tis Pascaace

Court Rejects Plea To Stay Jew’s Ha = a ng  In Holy le ol   British Authori %-Hasten Evacuati Of Own Nationa

COURT WON'T HALT HANGING ~OF TERRORIST   Refuses Plea for Gruner Stay While Troops Erect Safety Zones.

Court Dooms Jewish Rebel: Exodus Begins   Martial Law Planned if Underground Tries Palestine Reprisals

Evacuation of Civilians In Holy Land Hurried As Tension Increases

Plea for Gruner Stay Is Denied  a Hastening  Fee ie . eeereren: fe +. ) SaReeemereerety pds   British Hastening Evacuation of Women  And Children

Execution Sta, For Terrorist Denied By Court   British Move To Block Possible Reprisals By Palestine Underground.

Jerusalem.Court.  jects Petition o Save Gruner      Speed British Evacuation; Hagana’ Suggests’ Plan For Peace In Palestine

Jerusalem Court Refuses to Stay Gruner Execution   Meanwhile British Speed Up Evacuation From Palestina

Jerusalem Supreme Court Denies Plea For Execution Stay   Means Hanging for Gruner; British Erecting ‘Security Zones’ in City

Plea Staying Execution  Is Rejected  Supreme Court gL   Supreme Court Ruling Shatters Hove For Gruner

URT IN ZION NIES MERCY   press Noose Faces Jew in Palestine Dispute

Jews Argue As Palestine GrowsTense   Court Rejects Plea To Stay Execution Of Underground Mar

Court Rejects Final Plea For Convicted Jew  Clear Jerusalem Of British Civilians For Start Of Strong Armed Measures

Jerusalem Court Bars  Death Stay   Gruner, Figure In Uprising, May  Rawk “Rosner

EVACUATION OF PALESTINE SPEEDED UP   British Court Refuses to Aid Condemned Jew

PALESTINE COURT REIEGTS APPEAL OF DOOMED JEW   Execution ef Gruner May  Cause New Outbreaks + Feo g . Fo og

Court Rejects Plea To Stay Execution Of Jewish Terrorist   Military Authorities Rush Evacuation of British Civilians; Expect English To Restore Curfew in Palestine

Evacuation Underway   Palestine Authorities Continue With Plans To Hang Terrorist

British Hasten Civilian Evacuation As Jerusalem Court Rejects Plea

Gruner To Hang British Families Quit Palestine  Irgun Warned On Reprisals; Haganah Could End Violence

JEWISH REBEL DENIED MERCY   Underground Leader Doomed To Goilows—Britons Evacuate Holy Land

STAY REFUSED IN EXECUTION OF TERRORIST   British Authorities Speed Evacuation of Women, Children

Ruling Believed to Shatter Hopes For Jewish Terrorist To Escape  Gallows’

Grumer Plea Rejected .by High Court   Execution Expected to Await Completion of Evacuation Plans

Situation In Palestine Critical   British Busy Planning Evacuation

JERUSALEM COURT REJECTS PLEA FOR STAY OF EXECUTION    Underground Leader Must Die;  British Speeding Evacua tion Program

Court Refuses to Stay Terrorist’s Execution   British Hasten Evacuation in Palestine: ~ Guard Against Irgun Reprisals

British Court Refuses: to Stay Jew’s Execution  Jewish Agency Reports: ‘Violence Can be Avoided; Wanis Mands-off Policy

APPEAL REJECTED IN EXPLOSIVE HANGING CASE IN PALESTINE  TENSION TIGHTENS AS BRITISH PREPARE FOR EXPECTED VIOLENCE -

Haste Made In Getting Britons From Holy Land   Scheduled Hanging May Bring Violence In Palestine

Palestine Court Refuses Execution Stay for Terrorist   Jewish Groups Say Hands Off Policy Would End Incidents

British Hasten Evacuation From Palestine  Supreme Court Refuse: To Halt Execution Of Dov Bela Gruner

BLIZZARD. HIT os NEW ENGLAND   FOUR KNOWN DEAD AS NEW ENGLANDERS BATTLE, . DRIFTS OF SNOW

GI's Will Get « Break if Plans for New U.S. Army Get Congressional OK

Britain’s National Health in Danger   , All Persons Are Susceptible To Common Colds

Health of Undernourished Britons Further Menaced by Lack of Coal for Heat

Carry Guns In Palestine, Tommies Told  Qyedexn.n T*) or tt   Ordered To Travel Im Pairs At Least

Broker Springs Sensation Into Senate Hearing   Committee Seeking Tc Learn About 'Gray Market’

Gunmen Said to Be Demanding Steel At “Pistol Point”   , “Gray Market” Prices Are Said to Bring Handsome Profits

COFALL NAMED AS LIQUOR CHIEF   Appointment Completes Herbert’s Cabinet. _

BRUCE TO NORTH DAKOTA   Former Haskell Clerk Gees  t Turtle Mountain Agency \

BRUCE TO NORTH DAKOTA   Former Haskell ¢ Clerk Coes te Turtle Mountain Agency

Detroit- Youth Tells. Police Of Killing His \Father 5 Years Aqo-.

FATHER IS SLAIN FOR WOODEN LEG   Youth Tells Police He Needed Dad’s Insurance

Union Reject Key Offer of 8-Cent Raise   Too Many Conditions Attached to Proposal, Declare Negotiators

FEDERATION VOTES TO FORM POLITICAL CAMPAIGN GROUP SIMILAR TO . CIO COMMITTEE. .

To Speed State Bonus Action   Payments Through Bond Issue Cannot Be Made Until 1950

CROMWELL RITES WILL BE FRIDAY   ‘Body of Sailor to Arrive in Linton Wednesday Afternoon.

Taft Urges Emergency Measures To Protect  Welfare Of Country   Lilienthal Needs Vandenberg Help To Get Atomic Bomb Place; Big Budget Committee Goes To Work With Cutting Knives.

MAY EXPAND TAXI CAB TIEUP   Teamsters to Hold Meet in Springfield Tonight

Calvert Junks Young Democrats’ Rival Factions and Restores Regime of 1942

Death Near for Chiang, Say China's Soothsayers  Feeling of Impending Disaster Spreads: pie ee ‘aes. ~~ sete

Maritime Inquiry Sought   Rep. Bradley Will Ask $50,000 To Conduct Investigation

BANDITS GIVEN LONG TERMS   Trio Who Tried To Hold Uy New Holland Bank Get 18 To 20 Years Each

STATE HAS TWO GOVERNORSIN ATLANTA OFFICE   Talmadge And Arnall Busy Issuing Conflicting Executive Orders   STATE GUARD ALERTED   Newest Governor Orders Guard Abolished; Would Oust State Head

British Tommies Aid U.S. Staff in Jerusalem   Staff Issued Guns; Possible Attack by Arabs Feared

President Planning Plane Trip To Ric   Chief Executive Wil Leave Sunday For ‘ Conference

PRESIDENT LEAVING FOR RIO ON SUNDAY   Traman Will Go Te Senth America Ey Plane And Return On Rattlechis Wiex<eari

TRUMAN PLANS BRAZIL VISIT   President To Leave Sunday, To Appear before Parley

TO BRAZIL SET   President To Leave Sunday By Plane for Rio; Will  Address Conference

TRUMAN TO ADDRESS BRAZILIAN CONGRESS   White Mouse Says Talk Will Be Brief—Scheduled for 1 p. m. Next Friday,

PRESIDENT TO LEAVE FOR RIO SUNDAY   Will Address Final Session of Parley Next Tuesday

President To Fly To South America   Family Wil] Accompany Truman In Flight To Rio Sundav: Several Weeke Stay Planned

Truman Will Fly To Brazil Talks Sunday  To Address‘ Pan-Am  Conferees Tuesday

Truman Will Address Joint Session Of Brazilian Congress on Rio Visit

TRUMAN 10 LEAVE: FOR RIO SUNDAY IN HIS NEW PLANE   President Will Address Inter American Conference Tuesday on Hemispheric   Defense. dt   WIFE AND DAUGHTER TO ACCOMPANY HIM   Executive Will Be Guest 6f Brazilian Regime for Weekand Return on Battle.  * ship MissourL H

PRESIDENT WILL LEAVE TOMORRCW FOR BRAZIL Visi   Mr. Truman To Address Final Session Of Rio  Fee See

THE TRUMANS READY FOR RIO FLIGHT   President, Mrs. Truman and Margaret Will Leave Washington Sunday Morning Aboard New Plane.

Parley Blocked By Argentina   Surprise Proposal Has Effect Of Delaying  Conference

TRUMAN OFF FOR BRAZIL TOMORROW   To Address Final Session Of Defense Conference

Truman To Leave For Brazil   Teo Speak At Confererices  Being Held There

Truman to Fly To Rio to Talk At Conference   President to Leave From Washington At6 A.M. Sunday

President to Take Off Sunday for Brazil; to ‘Speak at Conference

President Will Leave For Brazil Sunday  Truman Will Go Flying Down  To Rio Aboard New Airplane

President Will Speak Twice On Visit In Braz   Truman To Make Two Ma. jor Addresses During His State Visit To Brazil   TO ARRIVE MONDAY FOR STAY OF WEEK

 in Washington House Probes Neluebeied Prices Legion Asks UN Charter Change

"Police, Italian Crowds Battle  Police Open Fire After Grenades Hurlec

Police Fight Demonstrators In Rome Slums   One Killed, Nine Injured in Latest ‘Ordered’ Outbreak

General Strike Threatens Rome   Arrest Of Communist Precipitates  Crisis

A General Strike Threatened Rome   Spread to Capital on Wing: of Concerted Leftist Assault.

General Strike Threatens Rome   Violence Spreads to Capital on Wings of Cancerted Leftist Assault Against Italian Premier.

New Wave Of Violence Grips Italy  General Strike Call Threatened @.- i »jt8*.4 B...i..

General Strike Threatens Rome   Reds Center Assault on Government of De Gasperi

VIOLENCE SEARS CITIES IN ITALY   Leftists Wreck Offices Of Opposition Party In Palermo

Rome Faces Threat of General Strike as Turmoil Seethes   Political Violence Spread  to Htalian Capital by Leftist Organization   World Briefs

Rioting Grows: General Strike Threatens Rome   Leftist Printers Refuse To Print Rightist Papers

Capital is Threatened By Strike   Concerted Leftist Move Against Regime

General Strike Threatened af Rome by Unions   Walkout Staged By Street Car, Bus Workers

Strikes Spread In Italy   Rome Is Latest Target of Reds Who Seek to Oust Government

Violence Spreads Throughout Italy; Strike Threatens’      Communists Blamed For Disorders In Scores  Of Towns.

Rome Threatened By General Strike Shortly  Violence Is Spreedine To Capital at Instigation of Reds

‘Violence In RomeBlamec  On Reds.   General Strike Threatens City; Leftists Assail  Government

REDS CALL FOR ITALIAN STRIKE   PROTEST ARREST OF WORKMAN FOLLOWING RIOT AT MEETING

Red Activities Bring Violence in Italy; Communists Deelare on Ramadier’s Policy

General Strike Threatens Rome  Violence  Spreads +r. fe  Les Ras

General Strike Is Threatened In Rome Area   Leftists Seek Spread of Mob Violence in Italy

ltaly's Leftists Bid for Power   De Gasperi Clashes With Di Vittorio as Crucial Vote Nears

GENERAL STRIKE BY COMMUNIST FORCES. THREATENS IN ROME  WEEK-OLD VIOLENCE IN ITALY REACHES CAPITAI IN ANTI-GASPERI MOVE

‘A General Strike  ‘Threatens Rome   ‘Is Phase of United Leftist » Assault on the Government   ‘MOBS IN MANY CITIES   Much Damage Done by Rioters; Transport Strike in Rome

Seek Electronics — Warfare Company  Naval Reserve Members Invited to Check Up On

Seek Electronics Warfare Company  Naval Reserve Members Invited to Check Up On Plans for Unit Here

HITS ATNUMBER IN FEDERAL JOBS   Voices Amozement At 911,119 War Service Employes On Rolls

Size Of Federal Payrolls Draws Fire Of Kansan   Number Of Civilian Workers Reported Reduced But Little

SEEKS SLASH IN FEDERAL ROLLS   Lawmaker Says Nearly a Mil lion Temporary Workers Still on Roster

INCREDIBLE: REES   Says 911,119 Temporary Employes on U.S. Pay 2 Years After War

Postmaster Probe to Be Undertaken   Senate Civil Service Committee to Investigate ‘‘Po litical” Appointments

Postmaster  Probe Votec   Senate Committee Decide: To Investigate Politics In Appointments

SEEK 40-HOUR GUARANTEE   Seen As First Step Toward An- Annual Wage

eo. ke  DEM POWERS a STAND BES TRUMAN   Will Bring In OpenSmouldering Issues of State

DIPLOMATS ANALYZE MESSAGE — DELIVERED BY THE PRESIDENT   TRUMAN SPEECH SEEN AS MOVE TO STRENGTHEN MARSHALL AND SPOTLIGHT RED ACTIVI-:  Tiles

BRITAIN REPLIES TO SOVIET PRESS   SENDS MESSAGE TO STALIN DENYING CHANGE IN POLICY

POWERS TANGLE OVER GERMANY   Picking A Governmen By Plebiscite Turned Down In Moscow

Pian to Let Germans Decide on Form of Government Rejected   Three Western Powers Oppose Soviet Proposal of Plebiscite; Big Four Now Are Hopelessly Deqdlackad

Western Powers Unite ‘To Block Russian Move  For German Plebiscite

Ministers Reject Red Vote Plan  Bevin Assails Lack Of Progress At Meet

Moscow Parley Hits New Snag ~ On Russ Setup   Molotov's Proposal O1 German Future Given  Blocks

Molotov Plar Is Balked By  West Powers   German Plebiscite Proposal Rejected; Bevin Hits Sovict

Russia Squelched In Battle Over  German Policy   Molotov Loses Demand For Reich Plebiscite On Centralized Regime

COAL OPERATORS MEET LEWIS TODAY   Government to Take No Part in Conference—Early Agreement on Contract Unlikely.

THIAD OF DEPOT IN_ JAPA HAD OF DEPOT IN JAPA 18 DESTROYED BY SERIES  “OF: EXPLOSIONS —

At Least Two Killed In Blast Of Arms Depot   Explosions And Fire _ Destroy Third Of U.S. Arsenal In Japan

AMMUNITION WAREHOUSES BLOWN UP   Army Depot Blast Kills 2.  Injures Four

Most of Fords’ Prices Go Up   Lincoln, Mercury Unaffected by Boost

Ford Increases Prices on Autos, Trucks  Henry Ford Jr., Says Company Canno Ah Minter faebte  ene

Ford Boosts Car, Truck Prices $20 to $97 Today   Sends Cost of Most Expensive Ford to "Nearly $1,500 FOR Detroit: “Necessity”

Bolshevism Faces Strong Opposition   Communists Willing To Lie Low.Now As France, Italy Attempt To Hold Ow Economic Front

Election Will Decide Municipal Light Plant Question At Sioux .Center

COUNCIL CALLS SPECIAL ELECTION FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11  PLAN TO BUY EXISTING DISTRIBUTING EQUIPMENT: BUY JUICE FROM IPS LIKE REA

Collusion To Make Cut OK With US   Department of Justice Invites “Conspiracy” to Lower Costs

Truman Says Business Is Responsible   Asked For Free Enter. prise, Got It; Should Take Next Step.

Responsibility for Price Reduction Is Placed on Business   Anti-Trust Prosecution Not to Apply in Such Cases

Price Cuts Or Wage Increases Are Alternatives  Truman Tells Busines: ‘It Must Act, Study: Anti-Trust Reactions

Must Be Cut If Depression Is  To Be Avoided   Asserts Wage Increases Justified If High Living Cost Continues

Cut Prices Or Boost Wages,  Truman Says   Declares I1’s Up to Busi  mess to Do Something  Now That Controls  ' Are Erased

Truman Says, Concerning Prices, ‘If ls up fo Business to Do Something’

Truman Asserts Higher Pay May Be Justified   Up To Business, He Says, Whether Prices Remain Up

Business Held Responsible For Cuts  Reduction Of Prices Is Urged By Truman

Truman Says Responsibility of Price Cut Up to Business   President States Wage Increases Justified Unless Prices Drop

Responsibility Placed Squarely On Business   Increases in Wages Justified if Cuts Are Not Effected

Anti-Trust Laws Do Not Interfere With Voluntary Price Slashes, Clark Says

TRUMAN ASKS LOWER PRICES   Says Wage Boosts Justified Unless Business Acts To Halt Price Spiral

Checks Price Problem _ To Business   Truman Says Its Up: To Industry to Halt Upward Spiral; Wage Hike Due If Thev Fai

Truman Calls On Business  To Cut Prices   Clark Says Anti-Trust Laws Don’t Interfere With Voluntary Cuts

JUSTICE DEPT STUDIES LEGAL CUT FOR MOVE   Truman Declares . Unless Prices Come Down Pay Hikes are Justified.

Business Told To Cut Prices   House Labor Committee Gives Its Approval To Closed Shop Ban

Price Cut Up To Business, Says Truman   Wanted Freedom From Control; Sees Wage Increases Justified

Business  Handed Price Job   Make System Work, President Asks; Says Pay Boosts Justified

Prices Up To Business, Truman Says   If They Keep Going Up, Higher Wages Will Be In Order. President Declares

Truman Spanks Business   Says Wage Hikes Justified _ Tf Leaders Fail to Cut Prices

Truman Sees. Wage Boosts As ‘Justified’   Prices Get Blame As President Acts To Obtain Slashes

Phone Strike Issues Agreed Upon Thursday   Detachment of Saar Area Agreed   11,367,989 in Army Service   GM Production Slowly Climbs   12 More Workers Lose Ohio Highway Positions   Says Price Responsibility Up to Business

Truman Places Responsibility With Business   President Says Free Enterprises te Have Full Power in Working Out Present Problem

‘Sees Wage Boost As Justified By  Soaring Prices   Truman Comments Or Conditions At News Conference.

Truman Warns Prices Justify Pay Boosts; Hopes Manufacturers Will Make Cuts Jointl

Wage Increases Justified Unless Prices Come Down, President Says

~~ - PRESIDENT — ‘Price Cuts  Up to: Business’   ‘NO NEED SEEN. -FOR RECESSION

Anti-Trust Laws Are Studied for Slash Authority   Responsibility Placed Squarely on Business By Chief Executive

ON LEGALITY OF COMBINED CUTS   President. Hopes To Avoit Anti-Trust Action; Says It's Un To Business

RESPONSIBILITY CUTTING PRICES IS UP TO BUSINESS   This Is Statement Made ‘To day In Washington by Truman.   [WANT PREE ENTERPRISE   Now Let's See Them Make It Work; No Necessity for Recession,

Tumar Says Pay Hikes Justified If Prices Don't Drop   Justice Department Studies Legality Of Combined Price Cuts

Prices Are Too High for Wages President Says   Declares Pay Hikes ‘Justified’ Unless Prices Come Down

Truman Warns Pay Hikes May Be Justified   Tells Newsmen Wage Boost: in Order if Prices Stay High.

PAY HIKES MAY COME IF PRICE SPREE REMAINS   .Truman: Declares It’s Up to Business To Control Sharp Rises

Price-Cutting Formula Pondered ... .  Pay Demands Justified Says President Unless Prices Are Made Lower

Truman Says Unless Prices Come Down Pay Increases  Will Be Entirely Justified

President Places Price Cut Move Up To U.S. Business   Says Wage Increases Justified Unless Prices Come Down

President Sees Wages Justified   Truman Says Unless Prices Come Down, Wage Boosts Are Rese Ue ence   Business Is Blamed

Truman Hints Wages, Prices Should Equal   Increases Seen Justified Unless Prices Topple

PRICES MUST SLIP OR PAY INCREASES WILL BE JUSTIFIED      President Claims Business Has Responsibilities in. Aiding Economies

BUSINESS WILL CONTROL PRICES   Savs Wage Hikes Justifiec Uniess Costs Decrease

TRUMAN FEELS PRICES JUSTIFY PAY INCREASES   U. S. Looks Into, Legality 0! Firms Combining For Lowering Of Items

Wage Increases Justified Unless Prices Take Drop   Study of Lower Price Picture Is Under Way Truman Tells Newsmen

Price Cut Plan Is Under Study   Manufacturers Could Run Counter to Law by Combining to Cut Prices

PRESIDENT SAYS WORKERS ARE ENTITLED To. INCREASES IF PRICES *ANE NOT CUT

Sta nlalace Peicac Come Down, Waae Boosts Are Justified -- Truman

Truman Says Wage Hikes ‘Justified’ Without Price Drop  Says Responsibility

Industry Leaders’  Cooperation Urged  High Prices May Result .: BT... s eer. pee

PRESIDENT SAYS HIGH PRICES WILL -HUSTIFY PAY HIKES   Chief Executive Asserts Re. ' sponsibility Rests Square.  $e Rtas Bereta

Wallace Offers  Domestic Plan   Disclaims Ambition  For U. S. Leadership

Italian Labor Party Backs Peasant Riot   COMMUNISTIC GROUP TC ENDORSE BLOODY FIGHTING

CHURCHES HOLD PRAYER MEETINGS   24,000 Acres Pine ILand In Smoke; Ten Forest Fires

Over 1,000 Are Injured: Damage Huge   Twister Hits Texas and Oklahoma Panhandle

Fierce Storm Takes Heavy Toll in Texas and Oklahoma; More Than Thousand Hurt   Destruction Heavy as Tornado Sweeps 100-Mile Path Through Cattle Country; Bed Croxc Rushes Aid fo Stricken Area

1,000 Injured In Texas, Oklahoma   Fatalities In Woodward Placed At 100; Storm Inflicts Property Damage Running Into Millions Of Dollars

Property Damage Runs into Million: In Southwest’s Worst 1947 Storm

Storm Hits Texas and  Oklahoma   Many Injured; Damage Runs Into Millions

Towns in Twe States in Storm Path   Property Damage Will Run Into Millions; More Bodies Believed Buried in Debris; Many Towns Partially Leveled by Twister

Report 1,000 Hurt In Storm   100 Dead, 800 Injured In Single Town; Huge Loss Seen

STORM SWEEPS 100-MILE PATH IN WHEAT LAND   Rescue Work Rushed; More Bodies Feared Buried in Rubble

Fierce Twister Levels 4 Towns   More Than 1000 Listed as Injured

Glazier and Gage in Oklahoma and Higgins and Shattuck in Texas Also Hard Hit; Rescue Workers Search Debris for Dead and Iniured

Tornado In Southwest Panhandle Area Injures Over Thousand Other Persons And Leaves Damage Running Into Millions—100 Dead In Woodward, Okla., Reported One-Third Flattened By Violent Wind And Fire Which Followed

Rescue Workers Say ‘Toll Will Increase ‘As Debris Is Cleared   Another Thousand Believed Injured As Forces Work To Clear Wreckage

Tornado Hits Southwest fo Take Estimated Toll of 152 Dead: Over: 1,000 Injured   Five Texas and Oklahoma Towns Practically Wiped Out of Existence by High Winds and Fires; Property Loss Runs Into Millions

Oklahoma, Texas Panhandle Hard Hit by Twisters   Over 1,000 Injured, Property Lass Will Run Into Millions

Toll May Rise In New Counts: 1,000 Injured   Damage In Millions As Tornado Rips Through Panhandle Section Of Texas-Oklahoma; 100 Dead In Town Of 5,500.

Property Damage In Rich Wheat, Cattle Country Will Reach Millions   100 Persons Die At Woodward   Disaster Crews Rushed To * Areas To Provide Aid And Prevent Looting

Thousand Believed Injured As Twister Rips Through Panhandle Country  WOODWARD, OKLA.      Hardest Hit With 100 Dead. Third Of City Leveled; Small Town  Of Higgins Is Wiped Out

Death Toll Rises As Rescue Units Probe In Rubble   Woodward, Okla., With 100 Dead, Hardest Hit: Damages Run High

EXPEGT DEATH TOLL 10 MOUNT IN STORM AREA   Levels 100 Blocks of Buildings in Woodward, Okla.; Texas Hit Hard

Twister Hits Oklahoma and  Texas Cities   100 Reported Dead at Woodward, Third of City Flattened—Over Thousand Injured

OKLAHOMA A TEXAS SWEPT BY ‘TWISTER’   1,000 Injured As Cattle And Wheat Belt Is Leveled; Fire Adds Damage

1,000 Injured; Property Loss  Reaches Million  Woodward, Oki. Worst — Stricken by Twister

More Than 1,000 Injured; Rush Disaster Crews To Texas, Oklahoma Towns

 — MORE ‘THAN 1,000 HURT — ‘ More Bodies Feared.  Buried. Under Debris

STORM SWEEPS -100-MILE AREA IN MAD SURGE   Higgins and ‘Glazier, —Tex., Struck—Gage, Okla., Also: Reported in Path

Property Damage Huge   Cutting Northeast ‘Storm Flattens Everything in 100-Mile Path; Rush Aid to Area

Property Loss Said In Millions   Woodward, Okla.. Suffers Greatest Loss Of Life; Third Of Town Flattened

Swept Across a 100-Mile Path of a Rich Wheat and Cattle Country, Causing Wide Devastation   PROPERTY DAMAGE GOES INTO MILLIONS   The Death List May Increase as Rescue Workers Remove Debris; Woodward, Okla. Hardest Hit.

More than 1,000 Reported Injured with Death Toll Expected To Mount

100 Dead In Woodward; More Bodies May Be In Rubble; Fire And Rain Follow Storm

152 Killed as Tornado Hits Western Oklahoma, Texas Panhandie Wheat Farming Area; Toll May Run Higher

See Damage in Millions; Okla. And Texas Hit   One Town, Woodward, Has 100 Dead: Rush Medical Aid To Stricken Area After Storm

Many Killed, Hundreds Hurt In Panhandle   RED CROSS ON JOB AS DEBRIS SEARCHED FOR VICTIMS

Hundreds Injured In Panhandle Area   ‘Twister Tears Through at Least Five Communities in Northeast Texas and Western Oklahoma

Sweeps a a 100-Mile Path in Oklahoma   Hardest Hit Is Woodward Where 100 Are Estimated to Be Dead and Injured Upwards of Thousand: Towns  in Texas Also Suffer From Terrific Storm.

Texas Panhandle And Oklahoma Towns Hard Hit By Twister Which Leaves Millions In Damages To Property and At Least 1,000 Hurt

'Scores of Persons Killed, Hundreds Hurt As Twister Wrenches Towns in Southwest

1000 Are Injured; 100-Mile Area Hit   100 Feared Dead in Woodward, Okla.: —"—“Tiradce Moannte Inta-Miliiaong. .-

—WIND RIPS TEXAS, OKLAHOMADamage From Violent Storm Will Run Into Millions Of Dollars   100 Blocks Of Buildings Wiped Out In One City; Disaster Crews Bring Help

Woodward Hardest Hit With Estimated 85 Dead, Texas Towns Suffer Many Fatalities   More Than 1,000 Injured, Property Damage Into Millions Over Wheat-Cattle Country; Fear More Bodies Yet In Storm Debris; Injured Being Taken As Far As Wichita And Oklahoma City   Patral Inta Aras

Cuts 100-Mile Path In Oklahoma, Texas   Property Loss Running..Into: Millions Left in Wake of Devastating Storm; 100: Estimated: Dead.in Woodward, Okla:; Hunt: More: Victims

Torrential Rains Help In Extinguishing F res Which Follow Winds; Red Cross Rushes Help To The Stricken Communittec.

Toll May Run  Higher.Damage Put: at Millions   LOO Lose Lives at Wood. ward, Okla.: Higgins, Tex.. Leveled

Rubble, Debris Probed For Bodies; Property Damage Runs Into Millions

Woodward Hit Later by Fire   Nearly 1,000 Injured in City of 5,000, 100 Blocks of Buildings Are Destroyed

Texas-Oklahoma Tornado Kills 152; Injures Over 1,000; Wide Area Struck

Fear 152 Killed As Storm Levels Towns in Richest Cattle and Wheat Country

Over 1,000 Hurt; Damage In Millions   100-Mile Path Of Devastation Across Rich Wheat, Cattle Country.

'Thousand Persons Believed Injured   Twister Demolishes Villages, Crumples Autos; Phone Strikes Attach Limits to Aid Offer

Known Dead In Woodward Put At 100   Thousand Injured; Property Damage Is In Millions

100-Mile Path ls Devastated   Rich Wheat, Cattle Country Struck Hard; Damaaes Figured in Millions

Woodward, Oklahoma, Is Hardest Hit with Estimated 100 Dead; Disaster Crews Rushed  to Stricken Areas; Property Dam en  ee, © ee

Over One Thousand: Are Hurt   Property Damage Running Into Fiiliisns is Reporied hy Officials

Storm Levels 100 Blocks In Woodward   Hardest Hit With Estimat. ed 100 Dead, 800 Persons  Tavacredal

LEAPFROGS FROM TEX. PANHANDLE TO NW OKLAHOMA   HUNDREDS INJURED IN WRECKED HOMES; BELIEVE MORE DEAD

Over Thousand Injured Left In 100-Mile Path   Devastating Wind Wreaks Havoc In World’s Richest Wheat and Cate tle Country   Woodward, Okla., Hardest Struck   Approximately 100 Blocks  Of Buildings Destroyed  ) In City; 100 Estimated Dead

JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET HELD FRIDAY NIGHT; “STARLIGHT” WAS BANQUET THEME

Autopsy Shows Pretty Woman Whose Body Found In Truck Had Been Raped   Identified As Mrs. Jeanette Reyman Of Bogart, Georgia; Bludgeoned To Death And Body Wrapned In Quilt And Stuffed In Truck.

TO DISTRICT OFFICE        Howard Moore Ia New Commander  of Legionsfor Vhis Area

TO DISTRICT OFFICE   Howard Moore Is New Commander of Legion+for This Area

PATROL GRABS PAIR SHORTLY AFTER HOLDUP   $1,500 Taken from Cashier; Patrol’s Road Block © is Air-Tight

Two Men Taken “Into Ca stoly Wednesday Afternoon Neer. Grand Rapids, Ohico—Over $1,000 Found in Car by State Patrolmen —~ Other Nearby News.

Hints Congress May Impose New Curbs On RFC’s Activity  Agency to Undergo Investigation

Stronger. Curbs On Operations Faced by RFC   Buck’s Committee Slates Hearings On Aqency’s Loans

Slash In RFC. Power Slated, Buck Declare:         Inquiry’ Scheduled, “Witt Baltimore: ‘and “Ohio. -Y oat Due For Study. . By Senate Group.

Phone Strike Negotiations Called ‘Farce’   ‘Arbitration Sought; 6 A. M. Deadline Set For Monday Tieup

Negotiations Called Farce By Union Head   Schwellenbach Hopeful: Asks Workers to Re main a? Pocta.

ALLIES 10 REVEAL DETAILS OF NAZ PACT WITH RUSH   U. 5., -Britain. and France Agree To Publish Secret  Darirmantc

SECRET NAZI PAPERS WILL BE PUBLISHED   Foreign Office Docu. ments Include Negotiations That Led to Pact With Russia,

France Will Aid Publication of Secret Nazi Files   Joins U. S., Britain in Move to Disclose Diplomatic Negotiations   NAZLRED ACCORD TO BE REVEALED   Captured Archives Virtually Complete, Allied Scholars Reheve

Woman Confesses Bank Robberies  Customers Forced to Stand Quietly

URGE RUSSIA SAVE PETKOV   U. S-Britain Ask Soviets To Set Aside Sentence Of Bulgarian Leader

British Envoy Says Objective Reached in U.S.   Sir Wilfred Eady Plans Report To Emergency Session of Cabinet

FADY PLEASED WITH RESULTS DF LOAN TALKS   "gritich Cabinet Gathers To Map New Strategy In Financial Crisis

Our Vest Pocket Marco Polo Describes Day Among U.S. lawmakers as Horrible’ —

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Vest Pocket Marco Polo Gets Load Of Washington ‘Lingo’

AND IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Shots Fired af Sovief Embassy   Bullets From Car in Santiago Hit Window:

Shots Are Fired at Russian Embassy in Santiago, Chile   Shutters and Glass Windows Broken in Second Floor Apartment Occupied by an Attache—Slav Strike-Fomenter Arrested.

British Rushing Arrangements For  Indian Freedom   Hope to Wind Up Plan For Three Separate States by August 15.

SCHOOL - TEACHERS TO HOLD SESSIONS ON NEXT WEEK-END   Thiees-Thousand* Expected te Gather in Albuquerque --For-Annual Meet

Producers Of Coal Seeking Agreement   Secret Sessions On Contract With Lewis Held

Fowlkes Named Dean at U of W  , Succeeds Henderson   “Succeeds Henderson In Educdtion School

John Guy Fowlkes Dean of Education  Selected as Head By Regents Today

Siberian Cold: Kept Them From. Decaying  ~ Perfectly Preserved Bodies Of Girl And - Boy Buried 2,000. Years Ago Are Located

Mrs. Truman Rallies Again During Day   President’s Mother Keeps Up Battle For Life With Unflagging Determination   PRESIDENT BACK AT MOTHER’S SIDE

MRS. TRUMAN STILL HaHTS FOR LIFE   Cheered by Arrival of Granddaughter, Miss Margaret :

’ AG TERMED AS INSULT TO UNITED STATES   This Remark Was Made b; the Government Attorneys.   HEARING HELD TODAY   Lewis’ Defenders Retorted That Remarks Belong to “Political Forum”.

TN THE NATION   Supreme Court Urged To Uphold Fines Against UMW Boss and Workers

Attorneys Clash In High Court On Strike Issue  Appeal Arguments Heard by Lawyers

CLARK CLAIMS LEWIS’ ACTION ‘AN INSULT TOUSS.’   High Court Urged To Uphold 83,510,000 In Fines Against Miners’ Union And Boss

Action Of Lewis In Coal Strike Insult To U. $.’  Clark Asks Court To Uphold Contempt Fines Against UMW Chieftain, Union

Asking Court To Uphold Fines On Lewis and UMW   Attorney Genera: Says Government Must Defend Country from Destruction

K. C. Grand Jury Indicts Five in Vote Fraud Case  lndaa A A PRidasa Oirdare   Judge A. A. Ridge Orders Truebill Contents Be Kept Secret

K. C. Grand Jury Indicts Five in Vote Fraud Case   Judge A. A. Ridge Order: Truebill Contents Be Kept Secret

Senators Reject Labor Amendment   House-Passed Industrywide Bargaining Ban Ig Voted Down On Floor Of Senate

Labor Bargaining Restrictions Face Defeat in Senate      Taft Confident, However, That Two New Amendments Will Be Passed

Taft Opposes Limitations On Bargaining   Despite First Defeat Senate Leader Has  Confidence In Two More Amendments,

May Appoint Auditor Today   Kizzah, Hatcher, Liles, Clark Among Those Mentioned For Post

STRIKE AT MURRAY PLANT SETTLED   WALKOUT HAD CREATED AUTO SUPPLY BOTTLENECK AFFECTING 66,006.

MURRAY CORP. STRIKE ENDED   Co. Grants Wage Hike. Waives Damage Action  Under Hartley Act

SIDESWEEPING OF LAW ENDS BIG STRIKE   Murray Corporation Enters into Agreement  With CIO Workers

C10 Auto Worker: Call Off 29 Day Murray Co. _  Corporation Waiv  Tf. L..sl   Corporation Waives Taft-Hartley Law Court Action Rights

MURRAY STRIKE ENDS; WORKERS GET PAY BOOST   29-Day-Old Walkout Settled; Union Wins Taft-Hartley Immunity

Murray Strike Is Terminated By Agreement   Firm Waives Legal Right in Return for Tininn Reathetiona

 Union Freed From Penalties Of Law  Strike Against Auto  Parts Supplier Ends

INVESTIGATION OF FUND BEGUN BY SECRETARY   Says Some Areas Show Surprising Number of Claims

ASTI, TIPT EK INVENTOR PNIEFS   Streptomycin Apparently Cures 20 Out of 60 Patients With TB

Cure for Tuberculosis?  Streptomycin Reported First . Drug To Restore Normal Health

Streptomycin Is First Drug To Cure TB   20 Of 60 Patients Apparently Recover

Streptomycin Proves Helpful In 60 Cases of Tuberculosis: 2() Persons Apparently Cured

meport on Streptomycin Wonder Drug Is First Ever Known to Affect, Apparently Cure Any Case of Tuberculosis

 Report Reveals Beneficial Effect fn All Cases Tried  Streptomycin, Miracle Drug, Is Effective In Tuberculosis Cure

Zelienople Man Shoots It Out   Garage Owner Kills Would-Be Burglar—Seek Second Man

Gun Battle With Burglar So Hot  {t Set Ex-Infantryman To Praying   -Neteran Says He Was Too Scared To Do Anything While Garage Proprietor Shoots lt Ont With Two Gonumen.

Describes U. S.-Russian Tug-Of-War Loe Carolina Editor Paints Grim Picture Of Europe   —BY JOHN A. PARK(Written tor The  A wecantatada Be ace }

Echo Of Amarillo Convention Heard Here  Dr. Frank Norris Demanding That Baptist Leader Resign

OLD SANTA CLAUS TO ARRIVE EARLY   Will Head Christmas Parade wn Massachusett Street  So aeennnenentieememmninel

Will Head Christmas Parade Down Massachusett  Street   IN ‘A SPECIAL JEEP

MOSCOW PARLEY EMPHASIZED  Economic Unification Of Small Furopean Nations Is Advocated

Ohio Physician's Slayer ‘Believed Seeking Revenge   Fingerprint First Clue in Baffiing Ambush Killin Of Prominent Portsmouth M. D.

Fingerprint Is Found ‘At Scene of Ambush; Revenge Motive Hinted   Dr. Obrist, Prominent Physician, Slain Following Professional Call; Robberv Theory Discarded hye Paling

Revenge Angle Seen In Doetor  Murder Probe   Police Discover Fingerprint Clue In Slaying OF Physician, Felled By Marksman

Police Find Slaying Clue Ambusk Angle Viewes tn Physician’s Death

Wage Agreement Reached by Union, General Motors   UAW Files 30 Day Strike Notice Against Chrysler

Grant 30,000 G. M. Employes Pay Increase   Company and CIO Electrical Union Agree on 15-Cent Hourly Wage Boost

Temperatures   Electricians Reported Favorable to lo-Cent Wage Boost, Affecting 30,000; Notices Are Riled Avainst Two Members of “Big’ Three”

GM Electrical Workers Agree  On Wage Hike   Company Grants 15 Cents Hour; Motor Industry Faces Strike Threat

Goblins and Ghosts Wil Walk Tomorrow After noon and Evening   DANCE AT HIGH SCHOOL

SCHOOL PARTIES FOR HALLOWEEN   Goblins and Ghosts Wil Walk Tomorrow After noon and Evening

Mine Operators Aided Untairly, Hearing Is Told   UMW Chief Appears As Witness Before Senate Committees

Four Die In Minot Fire  Flames Follow Blast At Gasoline Station; Cause Not Determined

MRS. DIXON ON WITNESS STAND   Says Husband Beat Her, Made Threats Acainst Children

Mrs. Dixon Testifies Husband Wanted Her t  Return to Prostitution

DAMAGE SET AT MILLIONS AFTER DOCK EXPLOSION   Fire Spreads To Shore When Ship Is Destroyed; 12 Men Missing

BLAST DAMAGE ~~ 1810 MILLION   Fire Spreads When Tanker Explodes; Could Have Been New Texas City

HUGE LOSS IN ‘HARBOR BLAST _ OF OIL TANKER   ESTIMATE THAT FIRE AND EXPLOSION CAUSED TEN  } MILLION: DOLLARS IN’ DAMAGE =.

‘10 MILLION FIRE LOSS, 4 DEAD IN SHIP EXPLOSION   Sheil Oil Tanker Blasts Wilmington, California Area

WAST DAMAGE OTALS REACH DNILLIONS      Tanker Explosion In California Followed By Fire

Tanker Blast Death Toll May  Reach Fourteen   ‘Two Known Dead—Twelve Others May Have Perished In West Coast  ; Explosion   LOSS ESTIMATED AROUND $10,000,000

Governor Duff Signs ‘Teacher Pav Boost Bill   Salary Raises Ranging From S150 to S550  (ruaranteed by Law

TEACHERS GET PAY INCREASE   Measure Granting Boosts Of $150 to $550 Signed Into Law by Duff

Public School Instructors Assured Of Pay Boosts With  $1,950 Minimum—Subsidies Under New Schedule

Vehicle Turns Over After It Skids 60 Feet   Arrest Atlantic Man, 24 Driver of Truck; No Charges Filed

$150,000 FIRE IN YORK LUMBER YARD   Plant Of Home _ Furniture Company There Also Damaged By Flames Of Unknown Origin Early Today

$100,000 Fire Loss At York Lumber Plant   Home Furniture Co. Yard Destroyed But Planing Mill Saved

C.S. Ching Is Labor Mediator   Appointee Named To New Post Under Taft - Hartley Act

John Bull Is Changing Way Of Life  Britain's Present Crisis Stems From Fact That Country Is Lacking In Nataral Re SOLTCES

GLO. Opens Drive To Organize New  Telephone Union NLF.T.W, Promptly  ce

C10 Opens Drive For Phone Union   NFTW Affiliate Votes on Secession

CIO Drive For Phone ‘Workers   Will Urge All Tele phone Workers to Joir New Industrial Union: NETW Bolt in Offing

Rule Woman Who Set Family Afire Insane   Husband’s Death Brings 10tal Number Kiiled to Fou; One Child May. Live.

Colleagues Pick Former Speaker Minority Chief   Surprise Move Comes On Eve of Opening Of Congress Friday

SAM RAYBURN IS DRAFTED BY MINORITY   Martin of Massas chusetts Will Sueceed Texan In Post of Speaker.

Halleck Named House Leader of Republicans   Opponents Drop Out Rayburn Drafted for Minority Post

OUP, DEMS QUICKLY FILL HOUSE POSTS   ‘Halleck Gets Coveted Posi When Twe Opponents Withdraw.

REP. HALLECK IS NAMED AS GOP HOUSE LEADER   Democrats Pick Sen, Rayburn As Minority Leader

RAYBURN NAMED HOUSE LEADER OF DEMOCRATS:   Republicans .Meet to Complete Party Organization

Dewey Man Gets House Leadership   Last Foes Quit, Halleck In; Rayburn Drafted As Minority Head.

BARKLEY NAMED MINORITY GET IN THE SERATI   Scott Lucas Is Selected as Democratic Whip in Unser Chamber   WHITE CHOSEN EARLIER   He Will Serve as Majority Leader for Republicans in U. S. Senate

IndianaMan Wins House Leadership   Halleck Nam:d by Republi cans Without Opposition  at Party Meet

Five Highlights On Program  For Final Day   Nightly Grandstand Show And Fireworks to Officially Close Exposition

Five-Star Program Features Final Day At lowa State Fair   Receipts Now Indicate a Financial Success

A Hitch In Phone . Settlement   Two-Union Balk Dims Hopes of Immediate _ End.to Strike Raised  By Long Lines Accord

BOXCAR CRISIS IMPERILS JOBS   Widespread Unemployment Is Threatened as Ohio Feels Pinch.

SCARCITY OF BOX GARS THREATENS URIO INDUSTRY   Shortage Strikes Eas t-toWest Traffic; Northern Sector Hardest Hit

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   A. F. of L. Election   Dismissed by Mint

Second Atlanta Attacker Sought   Slaying of Socialite Still Puzzles Police

Fresh. Attack Upon Woman Stirs Atlanta   Mrs. Dan Quisenberry Reports Negro Man Grab bed And Knocked  Her Down

F lickers Next: Top Hollywood Stars Slated To Take Stand In Red Probe

House Okays Bill To Unify. Ar y, Navy   Senate Version laried Slightly

Approve Merger of Armed Services in A Move for Unity   Action Seen as Bar to More ‘Pearl Harbor’ Disasters

Bill Provides Merger of Army aud Navy Under One Directing and Coordinatine Head

Action Comes On Voice Vote After Eight Hours Of Debate   Conferees Will “Work Out Details   Measure As Drafted Will Merge Present War And Navy Cabinet Posts

CURE SOUGHT FOR ANOTHER PEARL HARBOR   MERGER OF CABINET POSTS PLANNED TO BOLSTER DEFENSE

House Passes Bill To Unity  Armed Forces  Measure Returns to Senate For Jomt Committee Work

VOTES TO MERGE ARMY AND NAVY   MOUSE TOLD PLAN WILL CUT MILITARY COSTS — BILL 7 BACK TO SENATE.

House Passes Bill To Unify  Armed Forces   Backers Contend Act Will Prevent ‘Pearl Harbors? In Future, Curtail “Bacrkhiting”’

Armed Services Unification Bill Passed by House   Votes After 8-Hour Debate and Months Of Consideration

Plan Aimed at Making Forces More Efficient   Measure Sent Back to Senate for Its Approval of Changes

MERGER BILL ACTION COMES ON VOICE VOTE   Backers Insist Plan Will Prevent “Pearl Harbor’ Disasters

House Okays Unification Of Services   Measure Goes Back To Senate; Will Iron Out Differences Between Two Versions

House Adopts Plan Unifying Top Command In Army, Navy   Backers ‘Claim Setup Will Reduce Military Costs And Backbiting

House Backs Services Merger Bill   Single Cabinet Post Is Authorized; Navy Keeps Planes

Military Training Urged By Group  Follows Program A  preteen A Awanwmbes

House Passes  Unifying Plar   Service Bill Termed Bar To. ‘Pearl Harbars’

Students To Attend College Conference  ~ Discuss International _ Relations Problems

Film Studio Fires Producer And Director Who Refused To Reveal Status As Red

(Dwyer Bars All Non-Vital Traffic In New York City   19,000 Workers Struggle With Record 99,000,000Ton Snowfall

Gotham Bans Most Traffic   Crews Struggling To Clear All Streets

Non-Essential Traffic Ruled. Off Of Streets.   19,000° Men Work To Clear City Of Blanket Of White

Food, Medicine Flown To Peru  Quake Victims   Two Towns Demolishec And At Least 50 Killed dn Andes Area; Floods  Follow Tremblor

Nurses, Medicine, Food Sent To Peru Towns. Wrecked By Earhtquake

Medical Aid, Food Sent To Peruvian Quake Area   supplies Will Be Dropped From Plariés by Parachute VF Runways Tao Tarn fin

EARTHQUAKE IN PERU  At Least 50 Persons Die As 2 Towns Demolished

Quake Hits Two Towns  In Andes   Aid Rushed to Stricken Areas in Mountains of Peru Where at Least 50 Believed Killed

HELP RUSHED TO PERU AREA HIT BY QUAKE   DISASTER CLAIMS 50 LIVES; TOWNS DESTROYED

Aid Is Rushed To Quake Areas   Two Andes Towns Are Demolished And At Least 50 Dead.

Quake Areas  Gain Relief   Planes Fly Medicine And Food Into Peru

Rush Nurses, Food, Medicine to Quake Stricken Regions   Planes Toke Retief to Peruvian Mountain. Aree, Where Many Reported Dead

AID RUSHED TO PERU EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS   At Least 50 Dead As Andes Towns Are Hit

NURSES FLYING 10 QUAKE AREA   Two Andes Towns Demol. ished And At Least 50 Persons Killed

PLANES RUSH AID TO QUAKE AREAS   50 Known Dead In Mountair Communities Of Peru

00 ARE DEAD IN PERUVIAN EARTHQUAKE   Planes Bearing Nurses, Medicine and Food Dispatched to Stricken Areas in the Mountains, but Cannot Land.

RILL PROVIDES 70 MILLION SUBSIDY ~ IN NEXT 2 YEARS   Measure Sent to Senate — Hatch and Other Western Members Predict Approval by Upper Branch.   ACTION SCHEDULED BEFORE ADJOURNMENT    House Told Program Is Essential to Encourage Output of Metals Needed — for Defense.

EMPLOYES OF SECRET GROUP - ARE DROPPED   TOP INTELLIGENCE AGENCY '. HAS DISMISSED SOME EM’ PLOYEE EOR SECURITY “-" REASONS

Turkish Premier Speculates On the Possibility of a War “'Wake Up One Morning to Find It”

Turkish Premier Warns of Peril   . Anything Can Happen in Present Turmoil, Even War, Assertion

Premier of Turkey Gives War Warning   Recep Peker Advises Against Exporting Grain

Experts. From Latin America Studying REA   Two Engineers to Spend > Week With Pocahontas County Oraanization

Two Engineers - Arrive Monday — For Week’s Study   They are From a Group of ‘Thirteen Electrical Specialists to Study U. S.’s REA:

Farm Bureau To Sponsor Gift Of Carload of Cora   Seek Four Bushels from Ever Family

- Plans Last Week   List "the ‘Township Collection  Points for Donations to European Relief~ -

Soldiers in Sham Battle At Tel Aviv   British Make Show  0i Strength in Preparation  for the Expected Crisis

Tel Aviv Citizens See British Force   Sham Battle Staged As New Crisis Seen

TENSION MOUNTS IN JERUSALEM   Troops Move in As Underground Sounds Warning

British Answer Violence Threat   Give Arms Display Through Tel Aviv

British Put On Big Show Of Strength   Jewish Forces Threaten Early ‘Blood Bath’

MORE TROUBLE IS BREWING IN PALESTINE.   Brit, Troops Stage Sham Battle to ~ Show Strength

Show of Strength  British Response To Irgunist Threat   Troops in Sham Battle Through Streets of Tel  Aviv; Tension Grows

BRITISH STAGE SHAM BATTLE IN THE HOLY LAND   Show Jews What to Expect If Demands Not Met.

All Signs Point To Trouble in Holy Land Cities   British Troops March Through Streets of Tel Aviv on Maneuvers

BRITISH TROOPS IN HOLY LAND DISPLAY   Show Of Strength Coincide: : With Terrorist Threats

TROUBLE SIGNS INCREASING IN PALESTINE RIFT   Jewish Underground Threatens Blood Bath if Members Are Hanged

Governor Lauds May-Garsson State's Mental Fraud Case Hospital Plans Goes to Jury

FAVOR INCREASE IN NLRB TO 7   Senate-House Conferees Approve Enlargement

Seven Special Inspectors Of Mines Named   Better Link With Federal Officials

Seven Must See [o It That Operators Obey All Safety Regulations   Rank Simms, Fayetteville, J. A. Stratton, Sophia Among Seven Named To Assist In  Caardinatingeg State-Federal I awe

WOMAN GUILTY IN SLAVE CASE   Mrs. Ingalls Convicted by Federal Jury

TEACHER SAVES PUPILS, TAKING THEM TO CAVE   Woman, 37,.Singled. Out ai Missouri Town as Heroine OF Storm —

: Sorrowing Missouri Town Honors: School i Teacher As Heroine Of Terrible Tornado

Teacher Heroine Of Tornado Disaster In Missouri Town  Herded Children Into Cave, Was Engulfed By Storm But Escaped Injury

[Herds Children Into Cave Pupils Saved From Death By Heroism Of Teacher

Teacher Leads Pupils to Cave As Storm Hits   Then She Rushes to Home _Of Invalid Mother to Find Her Safe; Lives  Of Children Saved

Teacher Guides School Children linto Cave Just Before Tornado Hits

LACK A MAJORITY   ‘The Ukraine and India Are Tied for a Seat on the Security Council

UN Deadlocked on Council Seat  Ass veraply ails i ' Nine Sec ret Ballets

U-N Fails fo Break Deadlock On Council Seat   Ukraine, India Race For Place to Be Vacated by Poland

SEAT DEADLOCK IS CONTINUED   U. N. Assembly Head Drops Ukraine-India Race

RUSSIA GETS STRONG VOTE   Soviet Ukraine Leads In Balloting For Security Council Seat

Delegates in Deadlock on Council Vote   Assembly Fails in First Effort to Break Tie-Up In dace Between India And Ukraine for Seat

UN ASSEMBLY STILL IN DEAD. “LOCK IN VOTING ON UKRAINE AND  INDIA

VACANT SEAT DEADLOCKS UN   Assembly Snarled Over Elec tion of India or Ukraine to Security Council.

UNO FAILS TA BREAK STYMIE IN SEAT FIGHT   Ukraine-India Battle Goes On Over Polish Spot On Security Council

Ninth Ballot Fails to Break, 0.N. Deadlock:   India And Ukraine Battle For Poland’s Seat In Assembly

Election Reaches Impasse   Selection Of Third Member To Council Remains Undecided

UN Assembly Stymied Qn Election   Nine Ballots Fail In Selection Of Council Member

FAIL TO BREAK DEADLOCK IN UN   Red Ukraine, India Seek Security Council Seat

UN Deadlocked on Council Seat  Assembly Fails in Nine Secret Ballots

UN Deadlock For Council Seat Holds   Ukraine Maintains Lead Over India, Lacks Two-Thirds

UN Deadlocked Over Successor  To Polish Seat   Both Ukraine And India Bidding For Place Left Vacant By Poland

India, Ukraine Contest Still Deadlocks U.N.   Zz New Ballots Show No Major Change in Assembly Line-Up

UN Assembly Tied Up For Council Seat   First Ballot Today Showed No Decisive Change.

UN Deadlocks On Votes for Council Seat   Ukraine Totals 31, Needs Five Te Tale Place

Race For UN Seat Continues Today In Assembly Fight   India And Ukraine Remain Deadlocked  As Poland Successor

U. N. Vole indecisive   Saviet Ukraine and [Indio tn Race for Security Courcit Seet Saon Vacant

U.N. FAILS BREAK RUSSIA'S BLOCK   Ninth Ballot, Ukraine 32, India 24, for Council. .

U.N. FAILS TO BREAK  DEADLOCK ON NAMINC  NEW COUNCIL MEMBE SOVIET, WESTERN TEST  STILL KNOTTED AFTER MANV ASSEMBLY VOTES

No Decision Given ~In- Senate Contest  Ballots: “Reviewed ‘But Committee. Announces  “No Ruling”

DECISION SOON IN RECOUNT OF STATE BALLOT!   Verdict In Markey-0'Con or Dispate Due Today Or Meaday   COMMITTEE DOUBTFUL ON VOTE YARDSTICK

State Senate Airs Views On Sheriffs’ Bills   Senators Hold Secret Session; Beer Bill Up

SENATORS WILL BRING SHERIFF BILL TO A VOTE   House Decides To Act On Local Option Beer Measure

 Late News Bulletins  ‘Democrat National Committee  Postal Head Tieup Probed

Postmaster General Under Attack. ... Investigation Pending For The Postoffice Department

Probe May End Political Post  GOP Seeks Rule on Postmaster General

Divorce Of Postmaster General And Democratic Post Seen As Likely

In Offing   Divorce of: Postmaster Generalship - From Politics May Follow

alate tetas Bed  Martin Says Postal Probe May Outlaw Party’s Plum   Postmaster General May Be Prohibited In Top Politico Job

TALK DIVORCE FOR POLITICS, POST OFFICE   Postmaster General Ma; Be Barred From High Party Office

May Separate Depa riment From Polities   Martin Favors Chang: In Post Office Rule, No Matter Who Wins

Postal Probe May Mean Break With  Democratic Boss   Investigation Is Like]: to Bring Out That Postmaster Should  Be Out of Polities

Divorce Politics From Post Office Department, House Speaker Asks

Patronage Doomed? Speaker Martin Asks ‘Divorce’ Between Party, Postmaster Gen

Tells About  Rescue Of 69 After Plane * “ Was Ditched:   Seek to Determine -~": If Public Inquiry 7".  Is Necessary in the.—~.

Demos, GOP Ready Battle Pluns; Both Forsee Vietory On June 7 Tension Rises In Washington As Conaress Girds For Diamond Tilt

Tension Mounts In Capital  Both Democrats And Republicans Predict Victory In Baseball Game

Taxes Will Be Cut Now, Says Senator Taf   Raps “Political Timing” Of Traman’s Pledge to Reduce Them At “Proper Time?

Taft Claims GOP To Cut Tax, Expense During 1947   Party To Disregard Truman, Says Leader Of Opposition Body

TAXES WILL BE REDUCED   Senator Also Declares G. O. P. Will Cut Budget Regardless of Truman’s “Political Timing” in Asking a Delay.

GOP. 10 IGNORE TRUMAN AND CUT TAXES, SPENDING   Taft Hints President Stalling * Until Campaigning for  Dealactian

Taft Asserts Time Is Right For Tax Cutting   Raps Truman for “Politi cal Statements” In Jefferson Day Speech

Taft Raps Truman's Tax Slash Program As Political Move   Declares Congress Will Cut Budget In Spite of Demos

Cut in Government Expense, Taxes This Year, Taft Says ‘Says Truman Talk “Politically Timed”

laft Declares Congress To Cut Taxes, Expenses  Retorts To Truman, Who Charged GOP With False Economy

Cuts Are Due This Year, Leader Says   Republican Congress Pledges Disregard For Political Timing

‘Taft Lashes Out At Truman Ohio Senator Says Taxes [And Budget Will Be Cut

Taft Tabs Talk By Truman With Political Label   President Claims Republicans Head For False Economy

GOP Disregard Truman Timing  And Cut Taxes   Taft Says Regards Presi. dent’s Speech Purely Po.  litieal.

Taft Declares  GOP Congress  Will Cut fides           Truman olitical Timing’ "Ignored In Plan To ~ Slash Federal’ Cost:

TAFT CHARGES TRUMAN WITK TAX ‘POLITICS’   Ohioan Backs Early Cut Ir Income Levy In Reply To Dem Party Speech

Frees Herself From Bonds in Motel Room   Miss Joins Family as Police Hunt for Abductor

Big Sum Asked By Abductors Of Young Girl   Pretty Alice D Devine Re. turns Home 26 Hours After Abduction

Alice Devine Is Returned To Her Home  Reported To Have Worked Bonds Loose

Miners Return To Bituminous Pits  In North, South  Production Gets  Back To Normal

Uutput Of Coal Almost Normal   Hartley Cautions Operators Over  Terms Of Law

‘ABLE, WILLING MINERS RETURN TO WORK TODAY  HARTLEY CONTENDS   HARTLEY CONTENDS CONTRACT VIOLATES NEW LABOR MEASURE

Miners Return  To Their Jobs  In Pits Today Soft Coal Output Spurts.to Normal

Coal Mining — On Road Back To Normalcy   “Willing and Able’ AFL Workers Returning to Pits In Mast Areas

COAL PRODUCTION NEARING NORMAI   ‘Miners All Over U.S. Ge  Back To Pits After  Record Raise

Bituminous Production Spurts Toward Normal; Miners Back   Southern Operators Capitulate To UMW; Virvinia. Tennessee Withhold Signatures

COAL OUTPUT SPURTS TOWARD NORMAL AGAIN   More Southern Mine Owner: Sign Record-Breaking Contract

Coal Output Moving Back To Normal   Miners Return to Work Threvghout Country; Economie Study Made Of Wage Rise Effects

Coal Quinut To Start Zooming As Mines Onen   Southern Mine Operators Come To Terms With Lewis And Unien.

Coal Production Takes Big Spurt   Southern Operators Finally Capitulate To John Lewis

Less Than 10 Percent U. S. Mines Closed   Southern Operators Sign Unprecedented Contract Yesterday Following Suit Northern Ops   Hartley Inserts Only Sour Note   New Contract Promises At Least Year Of Peace; Four Strikes In Past Eight Months

Owners Ignore Claim That Coal Pact Is Illegal   Production Spurts As Miners Return Throughout Nation

'Miners Dig Under New Contract;   Coal Production Is Near Normal

New Contract Okay With Miners Coal Production Nears Normal As Pifs Reopen

Miners Return  To Their Jobs In Pits Today  Soft Coal Output  © nicest. RAdmAl

COAL OUTPUI HEADS BACK T0 NORMAL   Miners Go Back To Work In Both North And South

Nation’s Bituminous Production Spurts  Toward Normal As Miners Flock To Pits

U.S. Not Prepared To Build Practical Atomic Power Plant—Lilientha!

Solons Expected.To Press Bilbo Ouster   Justice Department Discloses Investigation Of Mississippian Has Been on ‘Some Time’

Justice Department Probes War Activities Of Senator   Mississippi Legislator May Be Blocked  At Chamber's Door: He Says He’!l Fight

IDENTIFY BODY FOUND IN GREEK   FBI Reports Victim Former “arine Private

Legislation To Outlaw Portal Claims Voted   Senate Judiciary Committee for Measure, 9 to 3   Gas Usage in City Again Curtailed   Weather Bureau Gives Some Hope Of Warmer Weathe:   Name Brother of Former Governor   Spirits Tax Take Increases in 1946   FBI Identifies Beaten Bod, As That of Former Marine

Starts Work Of Merging U.S. Forces   Secretary Forrestal to Ap. point Assistants for Uni fication Job Soon

FBI to Conduct Officer Training School in Mexia   Invitations Sent To All Agencies In Three Counties

Dutch Charged With Seizing Liberty Ship   Control Taken By Force, Captain Says At Batavia

DUTCH MARINES ~_ FORCIBLY TAKE POSSESSION OF SHIP   Capt. Rudy Gray, Master of American Liberty Ship, Makes Report.   BOARDED THE VESSEL   Raiding Party Composed of Sailors and Civil Police.

Duteh Sailors Seize Control  OLU.S. Vessel   Liberty Ship Loaded With $3 Million Cargo Taken Over By Armed Party,

HOLLAND SEIZES AMERICAN SHIP   Vessel Boarded by Armed Force, Says Skipper

Direc t Ae tion  Ae att et  Man Gets BackonT opof New  Car List by Going to Court

Five Executed  In Gas Chamber      Men All In Their Twenties And All Appeared Resigned.

(Truman Victim In War of Nerves As Equator-Bound Battleship Crew ‘Makes Ready To Initiate Polliwogs

Truman, 1,600 Other “Polliwogs’”’ fo Gel Equatorial Dunking   “Mighty Mo’’ to Cross the Line Sometime Thursday

PRESIDENTON POLLIWOG LIST   Chief Executive And 1,600 Others Must Show Mettle

POLLIWOG TRUMAN SMILES, BUT— King Neptune, of L. B., Cooks Up Equator Rite

Polliwog Harry Truman and 1,600 Others Nervously Await Arrival of Neptunus Rex

Varied Rites in Store for Trumans When “Miahty Mo” Reaches Equator

TRUMAN FACES EQUATOR RITES   Chief Executive and Many Other ‘Polliwogs’ Will Be Initiated at Sea

Senior Polliwog Truman Worried By Impending Visit of Neptunus Rex

DEPTH CHARGE DROPPED IN L.A. HARBOR   British Get Warning Of  lew Retaliation

SHIP'S OFFICERS ORDER AC TION AT. LOS ANGELES AFTER PHONE CALL ON _REPRISAL MOVE

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Colorado City Seeks Another ‘Gold Mine’ — But In Snow

GUNS WIPE OUT FAMILY TERROR   Milwaukee’ Street Car Slayer Trapped By Chicago Police

SECRET SESSION IS HELD BY SPECIAL BOARD OF INQUIRY INTO RECENT PLANE CRASHES

10% Increase in Rents Favored   Committee Votes Raise Tentatively

Bankers Assn. Favors Buying On Installments   Opposes Placing Curbs on Such Transactions

Top Nazi Industry Men Charged With War Profiteering  U.S. Makes Accusations Against Flick, 4 Associates

Industrial Nazis Charged   Five High Ranking Men Accused of Part in Most Odious Crimes of Hitler Regime

FINANCED ELITE GUARD U. S. Charges Five Top German Industrialists In War Crimes

War Guilt Laid To industrialists In US Charges   Five High Ranking German Leaders Hit In Indictment

Five Top Nazi Industrialists Up For Trial   1. G. Farben Heads, Krupp Officials Face Juries Soon; More Trials Later

Live Hogs Hit New Record Top: $29.00   Scarce Supplies Account For Increase in Relation to Intense Demand

SUNDAY TO BE MILD   Flora Predicts Sun Wilt Shine - Over Moat of Kansas

Mcbrath Gels ..  Quick Initiation GOP Chairman Hurls Stinging Accusation At Boss of Democrats

They re Off In Politics   Reece Calls McGrath ‘Rhode Island Red’

Phone Union Files Strike Notices in Thirty-Six States   Missouri Among Those Where Wage Hike ls Sought

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Telephone Workers File d1-Day Strike Notices   Union Representative Declares Telephone Industry “Seems Almost To Want To Push Us Into A Nation-wide Telephone Strike”

Phone Strike Notices Filed’ On Saturday   At Least 36 States, IncludIn New Action

PhoneWorker: File 30-Day Strike Notices   Union President Says Employers Are ‘Stalling’.

Over 197 000 Workers May Be Affected   Threat Covers 36 States Including North Carolina

PHONE UNIONS GIVE. 30-DAY STRIKENOTICE   197,000 Workers Are involved; Leaders Say Firms Stall

Telephone Union Files  Strike Note   Notices Are Served In Texas, 34 Other  *States bv Union

Phone Employes In 36 States File Strike Notices   Union Head Charges Stalling in Hopes  Of Concressional Actio

STRIKE NOTICE OF TELEPHONE UNIONS FILED   OVER 197,000 ARK INVOLVED IN 353 STATES

Bell Telephone Worker Union Posts 30-Day Strike Notices   Employers Accused Of ‘Stalling’ Tactics By Federation Chief

Beirne Assails Phone Company  Says All Proposals Have Been Rejected

Phone Strike Looms in 36 States   Five Local Unions Extend Contracts While Talks Continus

PHONE COMPANY EMPLOYES FILE STRIKE NOTICES   April 7 Set for Walkout of 197,000 Workers in 36 States Unless New Con tracts Are Signed.   $12 TO $20 WEEKLY PAY RAISES DEMANDED   Joseph A. Bierne, Head of Union, Charges Employers Are “Stalling” in Negotiations.

FIVE EXECUTED INN. CAROLINA   One Man Delays Program  By Jamming Lock

ASKS RELEASE OF TWO BRITONS   TEL AVIV MAYOR APPEALS TO UNDERGROUND

SNOW MELTING IN OHIO AREAS   Santa Claus Should Equip Sleigh With Wheels, ) Weatherman Says

ONE IN. EIGHT ‘TO DIE OF CANCER   Jones To Head County To Raise $1,000 Quota

Cancer Society  To Make Drive  Will: Raise Money Ta Boobs, Thiganed

Lovett Asserts Europe Speeds Toward Crisis   Crops Failure Blamed; Climax Is Expected Before January 1

European Crisis Nearing Climay   Acting Secretary Of State Says Crisis May Come To Head Before  Tannaryv 1

Fayette ‘Sergeant Canned When General Clay's ‘Limousine Is Stolen   By Tnifed Deese

Draft Records To Be Kept By County Boards   ‘In View of Tense International Situation, Selective Service Files Will Be Kept  Intact.

SENATORS URGE  DRAFT OFFICES  TO REMAIN OPEN REVEAL PRESIDENT  OVERRULED ADVICE TO EXTEND DRAFT

TRUMAN ACTED ALONE ON DRAFT   Top Military Experts Were Overruled

HELD IN STABBING   Advice Ignored In Draft Plea   Truman Manpower Experts Reversed

TRUMAN DRAFT STAND AGAINST WISHES OF TOP MILITARY MEN   Message Came Before Present Mediterranean Crisis Occurred

Draft Experts Yield to Chief   ‘Truman Overruling.  Of Advisers Bared

Truman Asked End of Draft Despite Military Manpower Experis’ Advice

Draft Files to Be Kept Intact  Retention of Draft System Until Firet of June Uracd

» : fferences t Truman, rmy Chiefs ire Heard   sident Decided B Drop Draft Act On Own Initiative

Truman Overruled Experts on Date For Ending Draft   Find Extension of Selective Service Had Been Planna-t

CHIEF SPURNED MILITARY MEN   Decision-To Let Draft Act Dic Made Against Wishes Of Army Experts

Senate Committee . Wants Draft Files Retained by Boards   Tense International Situation Reflected in Its Recommendation

President Overrule Top Advisers on Letting Draft Die  Gens. Paul, Hershey Both Wanted to Keep System Going

Army Leaders Wanted Draft Law Continued   Testimony Shows Truman Ignored Officers ‘ Views

MILITARY EXPERTS OPINION ON DRAFT IGNORED BY CHIEF   Truman Overruled Military When He Recommended: Ex“-ptratian of Draft Act

President Overruléd  TopExperts   Trugman’s Advice to Let Draft Act te End Came After Bid for 3-Month Delay   Differences Cited   Generals and Sinators Had Views Varying From Truman’;

Twice Convicted, Phillips Is Calm   Confidently Awaits Outcome of Plea  For Third Trial

Eldora Head Looks To  Buture.   Believes Training School Can Be U.S. Leader

Japs Would Like Islands Returned  Seek Possession of Okinawa, Kuriles

Clear Kidnap Suspeci Of Suspicion Entirely As Girl Confronts Him

MAN SOUGHT AS. KIDNAPER: COMPLETELY EXONERATED ‘AFTER MEETING GIRL, . EARLY TODAY-=~ ;

Placmg of Farm Workers In Comanche, Brown, Mills Counties To Be Under Employment Office

Chinese Reds Lose Capital to Nationalists   Fall of Yenan May Be Turning Point Of Civil War

Chiangists Take Yenan   Chinese Communists Make No Battle To Hold Capital

Chinese Troops Make New Gains   Communist Capital of Yenan Objective of Long March

Big Job Yet For Solons   Only One Appropria- . tion Bill, Passed With 11 More to Go; Month  Left Till. Adjournment

Fiscal Year  Ends Today   Appropriation Bills Slow With Approval

ENDING OF FISCAL YEAR MONDAY ‘NIGHT WITH CONGRESS BEHIND IN WORK MUDDLES FEDERAL PICTURE

SOLONS EYEING AGENCY ISSUES   Only 2 Depertments Will Have  Operating Funds Unless  Action Taken Today

Eleven Federal Groups To Enter Fiscal Year Without Appropriations

Experts. Seek Financing of 5. Agencies  Only Two Money Bills a a en

METHODIST CAMP - BEGINS AUGUST 3   Thirty-third Annual Bible Conference Opens at Okoboji Next Sunday.

Red Tint in Labor Groups of Japan  Gen. MacArthur Cirvse Rearnakk ae

‘Teachers  in ‘Nation-Wide $N\ace Drive   No Contract, No Work Policy Urged on Educators by NEA

Explanation of Affair Is Rejected  Charnlu Wardad   Sharply Worded Protest Is Delivered

Explanation of Affair Is Rejected   Sharply Worded Protest Is Delivered

Demand Is Made by United States for Hungary Apology   Serious Note Dispatched Stating Objections to Arrest of American

U.S. Demands Apology From Hungarian Gov't   ‘Arrested By Political Police, American Cit: izen Is Rescued By A:U. S. Legation Secretary In Uneonscious Condition

New Friction Involves U.S. And Hungary  A. 1. 2. NM...   Apology Demanded For Arrest of  American Citizen

SAYS 16 UNION OFFICERS REDS   Former Secretary of Loca At Winston-Salem Testifies

Johnson Helped When Pearsall Declines To Run   State Treasurer Gets Boost In Governorship

Authorities Say New Orleans Priest Was ‘Chance’ Victim of Ex-Marine

PITS RESUMING OPERATIONS ARE INCREASED SOME   Steel Industry Cuts Production Because Of ‘Strike’

Coal Production jlump Hits Steel Mill Operations   New Lewis Order on ‘Safety’ Brings Charge From Mine Owners

ONLY FEW MINES REPORT: FOR WORK TODAY   No Clear Indication Of An) Strong Back To Work Movement

Coal. Situation Still Confused . Over Inspections   More Miners Return but Lewis’ Latest Message Creates Further Uncertainty

Coal Production Gradually Upped  Number Of Miners At Work Increases

Fires Add To Damage   Snew-Bound New England Cities Scenes of . Blazes; Danger in N. Y.

FIRES HARASS THREE STORMBOUND CITIES   Spectacular Blazes Fought As Firemen Battle Cold, Snow

Firemen Fight Big Blazes In Eastern Cities   Snow-Smothered New York City Faces Gravest Fire Emergency

Four Big Fires in Snowy East   9 Cities Fight Flame; New York Feartul ol Disaster

Vith Big City Under a Heavy Snow Blanket, Fire Department Says It Faces Gravest Emergency in Its History.

Spectacular Fires Break Out in 3 Eastern Cities   Portland, Philadelphia ~York- Battle Blazes During — Snowstorm;No. Casualties -

Building Trades Inquiry Launchec By Congressmen   House Committee Probes Charges Of Racketeering

Committee For Six Billion Cut In U.S. Budget   ‘Congress Committee Votes - §0-22 For Slash In Gov : ernment Spending   ISSUE READY FOR CONGRESS DEBATE

CEILING CANT BE CHANGED   Top “igure of 31.5 Billions Approved bv 50-22 Vote

LOOR FIGHT “OVER BUDGET AS FORECAST   \ETION OF HOUSE AND SEN. ATE COMMITTEES IN FIX. ING “CEILING” WiLL  RE CHALLENGED

TABER DENIES CEILING CANT BE CHANGED   Top Figure of 31.5 Billions Approved by 50-22 Vote

One Killed, 21 Injured When Peruvian Police Batile With Students

90 PCT. SUGAR RATION ~ BOOST ANTICIPATED   Senate-House Group Agrees on  Pounds a Month Per Person Until Control Ends.

Conferees Reach Agreement on Sugar Bill  Increased Rations Assured for General Public

HIGHER SUGAR RATION FAVORED   Americans May Get Three Pounds Per Month Each Until October 31

SUGAR RATION BOOST AWAITS FINAL ACTION   President Expected To Sign Adjusted Bill Monday _

Conferees Reach Agreement on Sugar Bill  Increased Rations Assured for

OAT ESTIMATE   3 Pounds Per Month Figure, On Basis of 35 Extra For Full Year

Will Not Push Tax Cut Until After Election. Knutson Says Republicans Want Issue To Figure  In 1948 Campaign, Leader Contends

Knutson Says G. O. P. Has No New Plans for Tax Cutting Bill  Other Party Members Favor Trying (aaa a ee, See ee le Nee Ses   Other Party Members Favor Trying Again in January to Obtain Relief; Democrats File Measure

Tax Slash Measure Not to Appear In Next Congress, Knutson Claims

Knutson Says G.O. P. Has No New Plans for Tax Cutting Bill   Other Party Members Favor Trying Again in January to Obtain Relief: Democrats File Measure

GOP Plans No Tax-Slash Bilt Next Session  1948 Issue; Demos Offer Own Measure

TAX CUT SEEN BIG 48 ISSUE   GOP to Delay Third Bil And Carry Issue Into  Presidential Race

Europe War Dead Home   Huge Crowd Attends Memorial Services In New York Sunday

TRIBUTE PAID TO WAR DEAD   N. Y. Honors Fallen Heroe: As Transport Arrives With 6,251 Bodies

New York Pays Silent Tribute To War Dead   Solemn Ceremonies Held as Transport Brines 6.251 Bodies

Sorrow and Pride Mingle as New York Honors First War Dead From Europe

New York City Pays Tribute To War Dead   First Ship from Europe Arrives; Dewey, O'Dwyer, Royall Appear as Speakers

NEW YORK IN TRIBUTE TO WORLD WAR 2 DEAD   Transport Arrives With 6.251 Bodies; Congressional Medal Winnec’s Casket A Symbol

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   N.Y. Pays Solemn Tribute as European War Dead Arrive

New Yorkers Honor Refurned War Dead   Eiest Group from Eucope Reeches Mometand

Kill the Garlic Govt. Used 2-4-D Weed Killer, Found It Very Successful

WHITE HOUSE, ENVIRONS SMELL SWEETER  GARLIC OUT OF ROLLING GREEN LAWNS

80th Congress’ Record Viewed Differently: By Rayburn, Halleck     j

Rayburn  Says GOP Flopped   Democratic Leader Disputes Halleck’s Ciaim 80th Congress Accomplished Much

1948 Breed of Bachelor Is Going to Be Difficult Taraet for Leap Year Lassie:

Probe Explosion In City Hall At Philadelphia   Blast Rips Through Locker Section In Detective Headquarters Today   CAUSE OF BLAST NOT DETERMINED

LAX INSPECTION OF PLANE IS CHARGED   Transport That Crashed With 53 Fatalities Last May Was Subject OF Comolsinis

Three Held On Torture Charge In Grand Rapids   Man Beaten, Burned For Alleged Black Market Money Cache

3 WANTED BY 2 AUTHORITIES   OPA Seeks Men on Sugar Charge; Police Press Torture Count.

ClO, VFW BACK HOUSING BILL   WET Measure Said Needed  To Prevent Disaster

VFW, CIO URGE HOUSING AIDES   Groups Favor Passage 0 Wagner-Ellender-Taft Housing Bill

Chicago Price Jumps Full 8¢ Limit for Day   No Relief Promised From Scorch: ing Heat; Sunday's High 105 Degrees

Continued — High Meat  Prices Seen   Based on Forecast — Of Sharp Reductior In U.S. Corn Crop

CONTINUED HIGH MEAT PRICE IS BEING FORECAST   ‘Some Reduction In Live stock Production Seea Next Year   SHARP DECLINE IN CORN PRODUCTION

Continued High Meat Prices Are Forecast   Some Reduction In Live stock Production ts Predicted

Smaller Corn Crop to Keep — "Meat Prices Up   Wet Spring and Floods May - Drop Yield Below Average

Meat Price Drop Is Held Remote  Sharp Decline Seen In Nation's Corn Crop

Left-Wing Raps Br stish Crisis Plan   Chancellor Of Exchequer Defends Program: Blames : Dollar Famine

‘Right A Great Wrong’  Republicans Seek To Rename Boulder Dam For Hoover

JENKINS SEEKS “TARIFF DELAY   Lawmaker Would Slow - Down Plan Forming

Measure Is Expected To Touch Off Strong Oppo sition From Labor; House  Planning Speedy Action

Industry Bargaining Hit by Bill  — C.L.0., ULMLW.  Chief Victims

Ban Of Collective Bargaining Aim Of New Ball Bill  Would Limit Union  Contract To Single 40 he Dh ewh att Awe’!

Crippled Child Making Trip by Plane ‘To France; Hopes for Cure af Shrine

Marshall Bids To Ease Tieuy      Compromise an German Renarations Ureed

But There Is No Sign Russia Will Accept; France Objects to German Political Parties.

ALL PROGRESS AT MOSCOW IS AT STANDSTILL   Marshall Urges Council Adopt Compromise On German Reparations

Compromise Is Offered On German Reparations   Marshall Suggests Plan To Break Deadlock—Molo. tov Accuses Bevin of Defending Dictators— . Progress Stymied

Soviet, French Stands Block Negotiations  on German Reparations   Molotov Accuses Britain's Bevin of ‘Defending Dictators’: Clay Says Settlement Hopes Dim

Marshall Attempts To End Deadlock on Reich Reparations   Secretary Offers Compromise at Lengthy Meeting After Soviet or French Stands Block All Progress on German Negotiations

Marshall Proposes Plan to Break German Deadlock  Wants More Plants Left in Production oe Paw BDanavatrane

Ministers Said Dead locked On issue Agreement Is Sought On Reparations Plan

Compromise Proposal On Reparations Issue  Is Offered by Marshall

Plan To End Deadlock In Big 4 Urged   Marshall Offers A Compromise; Bevin  And Mototov Clash

HOUSE VOTES ON EXTENSION UNTIL OCTOBER   New Rent Controls Given Approval By Board

Sugar Rationing,  ‘Price Control  Extension Voted Quick Action  by Senate ' Now Necessary

‘Dud To Be Dropped in First Testing of King-Sized Bomb ‘Blast Power To Be Added Later

Army Will Limit First Test of King Size Bomb, 21 Tens, Te Dud Missile

P.-T.A. Suggests More Seats For D-B Auditorium   Army Begins Tests On New Bomb Reported To Be More Powerful In Some Ways Than A-Blast

‘DUD’ MISSILE T0 BE DROPPED   Actual King-Size Blasts To Be Made Later From Ground

“Tomorvious Headlines “Joday 11,000 BARRELS OF GASOLINE AT FL SEGUNDO EXPLODE: MAN KILLED

GOP Presidential Race Wide Open, Herbert Believes  Sees No Commanding Leads Af Present

No Republican Has Lead _ For 1948, Ohioan States   Gov. Herbert Says Most States Will Have Favorite Sons — Taft May Announce Within Several Months

NO CANDIDATE _HAS BIG MARGIN   Ohio Governor Says Hi: * State Will Stand Behind Taft

NATIONAL GUARDSMEN TO UNDERGO TRAINING   General Devers Says 60,000 Will Be Sent to Field Camps and 8n OO ta Schools.

‘Accuse Legion Marchers Of Gestapo Tactics In Breaking Up Club Meetins

Dynamite Sales Stig Given as Evidence in Overell Murder   Attempt To Link Young Couple In Purchase Of Explosive

Gov. Folsom ‘Resumes Drive  On Monopolies   Big Jim Also Pleads For Defeat Of Self-Conven er Amendment

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Water Rationing Hits Greensboro As-Dam Breaks  City Council Gives Emergency Orders

Testimony in May Bribe Case Ends   Part of Goodrich Payroll Recovered

State Ban on Utility Strikes Voted By House   Emergency Clause Is Defeated; Battle Shifts To Missouri Senate

Lewis, Mine Owners, Get US Invite to Start Wage Talks  Both Sides Remain Silent, However .

RIOTING GROWS FROM CAIRO 10 CITY OF ADEN   Casualties Mount In Palestine; Holy War Threatens; U.S. Property Is Set Afire; Pitched Battle In Fovpt.

FREE 620,000 NAZI CAPTIVES IN OCTOBER   Germans to Be Sent Home Unless They Decide to Stay in France as Voluntary Workers.

Question Of American Aid To. China Placed Directly Up To President Truman

Vandenberg Tosses Question of China Relief fo Truman   Europe Aid Bill Given Priority In Conaress

American Help For China Is Up To Mr. Truman   Tossed into Lap of Presi dent by Vandenberg— Judd Makes Changes

CHINA AID PLAN PUT TO TRUMAN   Program Mapping Held Problem for Administration

G. 0. P. Shuns Chinese Case   Aid Question Bumped Tuto Truman’s Lan

ITALIAN PEACE TREATY SIGNED   Treaty Terms For Vanquished Nation Stern.

Rescue Planes Take Off on Mercy Mission  Crew of Bomber Stranded

Rescue Planes Take Off on Mercy Mission   Crew of Bomber Stranded in Arctic Wastes

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Writes Concerning Mrs. Roosevelt And Hanns Eisler

The Latest I, N. S. News Flashes      Notre Dame Mourns   Neath Threats

Cargo Plane Discovered In Mountains   Three Bodies Located Among Wreckage

Crashed Plane Found.  In North Carolina, Th oan Thewenmmmtec Tine

Demolished Plane Found Near Sylva   Officials Believe It Is Craft Missing From Charlotte

2 WOMEN FOUND GUILTY OF FRAUD   FACES SENTENCES OF 5 YEARS AND FINES FOR MAIL SWINDLE

GIVEN RIGID TEST   Is Part of Driving School at the University of Kansas   ‘NEED FOR TRAINING’

Is Part of Driving School at the University of .ansas   “NEED FOR TRAINING’

HUGE STOCK OF POULTRY HINTS OF OPPOSITION   -itizens Food Committee Today Renews Attempts For GrainSaving Agreements With Brewers And Bakers.

Details on Food Saving Agreement Remain To Be Worked Out with Bakers, Charles Luckman Says.   POULTRY IN STORAGE REACHES NEW HIGH

Aceord With Brewers and Bakers Near   Conferences With Groups Scheduled to Work Qut Details; Cold Storage Panliry at Mew Hieh

FOOD-SAVERS SEEK PACTS WITH BAKERS   Luckman Committee Alse Hopes, Today, to Reach an Agreement With Brewers on Conservation of Grain.

Brewers and Bakers fo Aid Food Program   Final Details of Federal Plan to Be Set up Today

Financier. 2 Others Convicted Last Night At Draft Evasion Trial]

Statesvitle Shots   Informal. Glimpses gf People. Tn end Aronnd Statesville.

PLAN T0 STUDY LABOR PROBLEM   Congress To Hold Series Of Hearings Around Country

Labor Studies During Recess May Mean Further Legislation At Next Session of Congress

Kem Warns Vet Against ‘Grab’ From Taxpayers   Tells Legion It Should Use Restraini In Money Demands

SENATOR J.P. KEM ISSUES WARNING JO THE LEGION   To Use Discretion In Making Financia] Demands Upon Congress.   MAY BE A REACTION   Against Veterans on the Part _of “Hard-Hit Taxpayers” He Said.

Curley May Be Given Freedom ByPresident   Truman: Expected To Commute Sentence OF Former “Official

TRUMAN MAY FREE JANES, UIE BOSTON’S MAYOR   President Expected to Sign ‘Order Today Releasing Bay State Political Figure From Prisen.   SERVING 6 T0.18 MONTHS FOR FRAUD   Convicted With Two Others of Obtaining $60,000 From Clients Seeking Government Contracts,

TRUMAN EXPECTED TO COMMUTE TERM fF PIRIFY TOMAY   Boston Mayor to Be Released from Danbury Prison Is Report,   SERVING 6-18 MONTHS   Former Congressman May Be Freed in Time te Spend Holiday with Family.

CURLEY’S SENTENCE ' 1S BEING COMMUTED   President Wilt Release Boston's Mayor In Time For Thanksgiving

Truman May Sign Commutation for Mayor of Boston  Clemency Designed To Get Curley Home Rw Thank<«civing Daw

‘scores of Houses Are Leveled   At Least 12  Persons Are Hurt In Severe Starme

Tornado Hits Alabama: Dozen Hurt   No Deaths Reported Today; Score Of Houses Leveled

TWISTER ROCKS SOUTHERN AREA   12 Injured, Others Reported Killed — Buildings near Montgomery, Ala., Leveled

1.5. TO BACK \IMITED REICH REPARATIONS   yarsha’ Gives Big Four Com:promise Formula To Break Deadlock.

MARSHALL HAS NEW PROPOSAL FOR MINISTERS   U. S. Leader Would Take Light Reparations from Reich, Leave Plants Intact

Reparations Plan Offered By Marshall   Proposal Believed To Be Unacceptable to Soviei Delegates and Hope for Agreement Fades

U.S. To Dicker On Reparations; Reich Plants Key   Want Seme Industry To Remain; No Changs In Aminat Possible

Little Hope for Breaking Big-4 Snari   Marshall's Final Word Unsatisfactory to the Russians

U.S. Willing To Consider  Reparations Marshall Civac   Marshall Gives Compromise Plar To Conference

May Parcel Some Of Current Output   Conditions Told by Marshall At Foreian Minister Meeting

Ministers Conference Given Plan   United States Not To Consider Increased Demand

Marshall Offers Compromise Plan On Reparations   Soviet Acceptance of His Suggestion Considered Doubtful

Marshall Offers  Compromise  _ Restates Stand On Reparations  Ream Carmanw

Marshall Presents US Side To Reds   Limited Payment: From Germany Supported

Marshall Says U.S. Ready To — ‘Consider Some Reparations If Germany Left Some Of Plants   Won't Consider Any Demands For Increasing Reparations. Proposal Might Help Break Deadlock Now Barring Work

Compromise Offered on  Reparations  Marshall Would Allow Payments   cm c TRO (Onemne e:. cemneneT

Marshall's New Proposal Told to Three Ministers  Concerns Limited

U.S. MAY SEI UP AGREEMENT ON GERMAN PAY   Partial Drain On Current Production Eyed; Marshall Stands Pat

Reparations Com promise  Is Proposed   Marshall Program Would Permit Some Payment From Output Now

Marshall Gives American Views On Reparations  Wants Capital Plants Retained In Germany For Production Now

Weather Will Have Effect on Service in Next  Four Months   STANDBY FUELS AID

CONSUMER LOAD OF GAS HIGHEST EVER   Weather Will Have Effect on Service in Next Four Months   STANDBY FUELS AID

British Cabinet To Make Decision On Holy Land   Proposed Program Calls For Independent Jewish And Arab States

Frost Damage Is Feared By lowa Farmers   Fields In Northern Part of. State Whitened As Tem-' peratures Tumbles Into cay ae

Senate To Act In Appointing Trio To NLRE   Little Opposition Is Seen On Nominations Given By Truman; Several Others On List

GOP Fails To Ram Inflation Bill Through House: Taft Intervenes   : Senators: To Study Truman's. Nominations For National Labor Relations Board Posts

Formal Vote On N.L.R.B. Slated   Nominations Put  Before Solons For Action

U. §. SUPPORTS SMALL ALLIES   Joins France, Britain In Move to Grant Nations Voice on Treaties

Smaller Allies Are Given Strong Support  Chance in Soviet   Change in Soviet Stand Detected at London Parley

Smaller Allies Are Given Strong Support   Change in Soviet Stand Detected at London Parley

LOCAL PEOPLE = IN MOVIE SHORT   Summer Trails  Shown AL Arcadia Ail:  To

SENATE ENDS ALL-NIGHT HUIBUSTER   GOP’s Try To Press Kansas City Vote Fraud Charge

FILIBUSTER AGAINST. INQUIRY INTO KANSAS CITY: . VOTE FRAUD CHARGES WAS SUCCESSFUL

Filibuster Succeeds In Senate   Kansas City Probe Killed in All-Night Session of Solons

Eddie Anderson Resigns As SUI Coach; Demands Showdown On ‘Loose Talk’

SENATORS PUSH FOR: AID VOTE   Harriman Urges ‘Selective’ HCL Controls Now

Seek Phone Strike End   Conciliators of Labor Department Spurred On By Steel Agreement

Hint At New Plan To End Phone Strike   But Conciliators Deel ine To Outline Their Next ‘Step Publicly “At  This Time

New Formula Indicated in Phone Strike   Settlement of Dispute in Big Steel Spurs Effort Of Labor Conciliators; Seizure Unlikely

Labor Department Has Hopes of Springing New Formula to End Walkout   CONCILIATORS TACKLE SETUP FROM NEW ANGLE

Phone Tie-Up Peace Sought  Held Only Big Blot  Tlaan Fahar Picetnre

BELIEVE PHONE STRIKE NOW IN CRUCIAL STAGE   Government Conciliators May Be Ready To Spring New Formula For Settling Nationwide Telephone Walk Out.

Govt. Officials Hint New Plan For Phone Pact   Trouble Shooters Feel Phoae Tieup Is Now at ‘Crucial Stage’

OFFICIALS RINT AT NEW-PROPOSAL 10 END PHONE STRIKE   Union Asks Company To Meet Pay Soosts in Other  Inducted’

Waring, Buck Explain Difference Between Juke Box, Penny Arcade  Congress Learns Facts Of Night Life From Musicians At Hearing

Lowdown On Night Life  Congress Gets Facts On Juke Box As Music Makers Try To Collect

Facts of Night Life Explained  Congressmen Get Lowdown on Juke Box as   Music-Makers Seek to Collect for Its Tunes

Delegations Call on Highway Bod  Road Construction Work Discussed

Deleyabars Call on Highway Body Read Construction  Work Discussed

REACH TRUCE IN STRIKE VIOLENCE   Remington-Rand Plant Scene of Picket Fight

VIOLENCE {5 ENDED AT BENTON HARBOR FOLLOWING BATTLE   Company and Union Heads at Remington Rand Decide on Truce; Bring Peace to Region.   NIGHT-LONG PARLEY HELD BY LEADERS

REACH TRUCE IN BENTON HARBOR MESS   State ‘Troops Are Withdrawn from Strike Area .

Far Eastern Experts See White Man Losing Prestige In Dutch Fighting

Far Eastern Experts Fear White Man Will Lose Prestige in Orient Due to Mishandling of Java Case

WHITE MAN TO "LOSE FACE IN FAR EAST   Dutch “Police Action” and Feeble Intervention Likely to Destroy Prestige.

Powers Iry Beg Off Committee  In Disagreement With Russia On Role

Big Powers Shy Of Holy Land Quiz   U. S., Britain, China Opposed by Russia

Jewish Agency Asks Prompt Immigration   Big Western Powers ‘Op‘pose Serving On Inquiry Grown. =° =}:

POWERS SEEK TO KEEP OFF PROBE GROUP   Western Bloc Opposes Inclusion On U.N. Palestine Body

Seek to Evade Place on Commission   Arab Committee Accepts Bid to State Views

DEMS CONSIDER NEW YORK BID   CHICAGO LITTLE INTERESTED IN CONVENTION FOR NOMINATION OF 1946 TICKET

STASSEN CALLED IOWA FAVORITE   Sen. Wilson Says Minne sotan Leads in Strength

Act To Expose Russ Motives   Intensification of U. S. Attitude Seen In Moves

Rival Teams Selected For Saturday’: Signal-WHIZ Quizdown Broadcast

Severed Body Of Girl Found On Lot in L. A.   Beautiful Seventeen-Year Old Stripped and Slain

New Riots Sweep Bombay: 2! Dead, 225 Others Hurt   New Hindu-Moslem Clash Brings Arrest of at Least 250 Persons

21 KILLED AS INDIA RIOTS ARE RESUMED   Moslems, Hindus Battle in Bombay; 225 Are Injured

BODIES HUNTED — AT ISLE ROYALE   Ten Still Missing Ih Wreck Of Canadian Ore Carrier

BRITISH EXECUTE GRUNER, 3 OTHERS   Troops Patrol Palestine For Expected Violence After Shooting.

British Troops Alerted In Palestine After Execution. Of Undergrcund Leaders

MEAT ON MENUS OF MANY LOCAL CAFES   But Survey Reveals Different Story at Private Homes   MEAT SALES INCREASE

But Survey Reveals Different Story at Private lomes   MEAT SALES INCREASE

Ford Fires. 32 Foremen      For “Acts of  Violence” In Strike; Union Files Unfair Practice Charge

Terrorism Is Charged By Company   Action Follows Recent Strike In Detroit Area

Ford Fires 32 Foremen;  Union Balks   Labor Head Declares ‘It’s Dirty Trick’; No Ac. tion Planned

Telling It Briefly   29 Eard Faremen Fired for Violence Durina Strike

New Strike Possible at Ford Plant   Company Discharges 3: Foremen and Strike Meet ing Called for Sunday

32 FOREMEN FIRED BY FORD   Men Accused of Terrorism And Violence During Recent Walkout

FORD FIRES 32 STRIKE LEADERS   Violence ‘And Terrorism Charged: Union Talks Of New Walkout

New Strike  Of Foremen Threatened   Supervisor Union Chief Fiays Ouster of Men For “Violence.”

Ford Fires 32 Goon’ Foremen   Dismissed after Attack on _Employes Who Worked During Strike

Ford Dismisses 32 Foremen for Strike Violence   Company Cites Acts of Ter rcrism by Goon Squads During Tieup

FOREMEN ARE FIRED FOR. VIOLENCE Terrorism In Ford  Strike ls Charged

Foreman Union Threatens New Strike at Ford   32 Fired by Firm Because of ‘Violence’ In Previous Walkout

Discharge 32 Ford Foremen For Violence   New Walkout Threatenec As Result Of Ford's Action Against Mer Who Conducted Strike

 New Walkout Looms As Ford Fires 32 Foremen   ACCEPTS INVITATION

Ford Fires 32 Feremen For Violence   Company Declares Strikers Attacked Working Supervisor:

i Late News Bulletins  am PYTT IVT EEL  39. Roremen Discharged By Ford Co.

AFTER COMPANY FIRES 32 FOR ‘TERRORISM’   As Result Of Recent Strike

FORD MOTOR (0, FIRES 32FOREMEN   Were Accused Of Acts of  Violence

Ford Discharges: Foremerr Accused Of Strike Violence   Union Promptly Threatens New Protest Walkout

Union Threatens Another Strike In Refaliation   Discharged Men Alleged Violent On Picket Line

FORD DISCHARGES 32 FOREMEN FOR VIOLENCE; LINTON, PROMPTLY THREATENS ANOTHER STRIKE

Ten Of Those In Shaft Rescued; Fate Of Others Undetermined   THREE ILLINOIS MINERS KILLED IN EXPLOSION

Texas Democrat Declares Missouri's Ploeser Plans Inquisition of Co-ops

BAN ON COMMUNIST PARTY STUDIED BY CONGRESSMEN   COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN SAYS ; LAWYERS ARE NOW J CHECKING ON POSSI.  . BLE LEGAL STEPS

COL, MURRAY - SILENT ON HOW: HE ‘OBTAINED FORTUNE iit GEMS IN JAPAN

FARMERS PREPARE TO SOW WINTER GRAINS   Attention Turned To This Task Now That Most Silos Are Filled   CORN YIELD IS GOOD

FAAMERS IN-BUGKS C6... READY TO SOW GRAIN   Tomato Yield Past Season Has Been Up to Average   MOST SILOS FILLED

WORLD'S BIGGEST PLANE CAN FLY   Hughes Takes Giant Craft Into Air In Test At Long Beach Harbor

HUGE CRAFT THAT AROUSED HEATED DISPUTES TAKEN  ALOFT BY HOWARD: ~ - HUGHES)

Hughes Flying Boat Is Tested   World’s Largest Plane Rises In Air And Flies In Sundav Test

HUGHES FLIES  BiG PLYW AIRPLANE   Settles Question About Its Ability to Take Off

‘Republicanism’ Assailed  _. By Pepper in Session - OF Murray Uniane

Gang Steals Brifon in: Jerusalem   Former Major Hunted by Police, Troops

BritonKidnaped ByUnderground In Jerusalem  Taken into Ancient  Ca +. ry   Taken into Ancient Moslem Cemetery With Catacomb Maze.

JEWS HIDE MAN THEY KIDNAPED IN CATACOMBS   Palestine Bank Official Thought Taken For  ‘Retaliation’

Briton Kidnaped by Members of Underground  Victim, Abductors in  Disappear Ancient Cemetery

Gang Kidnaps British Subject   Chloroformed Man Hidden . In Jerusulem Cemetery

Hundreds More Evacuated as Levees Collapse   Rail, Highway Traffic Disrupted’ as Streams Surge to New Highs

YOUTH ABLE TO LOCATE HID. DEN GOLD AND DIAMOND "DEPOSITS. IN AFRICA

Australians Stir Rocket Wrangle In Parliament Row   Some Members Charge Secrets Endangered by Reds In Scientific Agencies

WATTS NAMED BY GOV. BLUE   Gets Highway Post: Other Appointments Are Sent to Senate

Blue Picks Corning Mayor For Highway Commission Post  Watts Gets Place   Watts Gets Place Now Held by S. Ray Emerson of Creston

GIRL, 2, MISSING 48 HOURS, FOUND   SEARCHER COMES UPON SHIVERING GRETA GALE ON ; STEEP MOUNTAIN SLOPE.

UN'S PALESTINE ACTION FOUGH   Poland Supports Russia 01 Seat For Big Powers

Consumers Raise Food Prices By Bidding in Open Market;  Cause Extra Competition

SENATE TO VOTE FLOOD CONTROL PLAN  ‘ Commr. to Give  Swift Approval: : T.. Pp. Deanwnen al

17 Are Hurt In Car Mishap   3 Automobiles Collide Near Charlotte Friday

REPORTER FLIES OVER HURRICANE   : Storm's Fury Unbelievable,  : Eyewitness Declares °

Emporia Banks Pay $55,000 to Veterans   Terminal leave Bonds Wers Cashed by 257 GI's Here Touasdavy...The Bock le Mone

House Passes Bill To Appropriate 2 Million ‘For Rural School Aid

{Continued on Page 5.) —KBWI, 1566 On Your Dial—   Production Resumed

PACIFIC NAVY UNITS HAVING WAR GAMES   Task Force 38 Moves On First  ri. iw

Hope Expressed By Western Congressmen of Restoring Cash for Reclamation Board

Western Bloc In Drive to Restore Fund   Some Congressmen Believe   Votes Can Be Rounded Up to Cancel Preported Slash for Reclamation

Balkan Pact May Follow Reds Coup   Aitempt to Seal Off East Europe Is Seen in Move

PRESIDENT: CALLS NEW COMMUNI SEIZURE “OUTRAGE   Mr. Truman Intimates U. § Will Act Promptly And Vieorouclky ”

Declares US Will Act Fast And Vigorously In “Terrible Outrage   State Department Making Thorough Investigation of Reds’ Seizure Of Power; Legation In Washington Split In Two.

COUP IS CALLED ‘OUTRAGE’ U.S. STUDIES ACTION   President Asserts America Won’t Stand Idly By In Communist Seizure

Says U.S. Will Not Stand Idle   President Asserts State Department Looking Into Whole Hungarian Affair; Describes — Situation As ‘Outrage’

—AROUSED— Situation Called ‘Terrible’   WHOLE AFFAIR INVESTIGATED

U.S. State Department Is Investigating Affair, President Tells Reporters at News Conference.   TERMS COMMUNIST COUP ‘AN OUTRAGE’

Red Dominated Balkan Set-up Now Possible   Russia Has Solid Lineup Of Nations In Eastern Eureope

President Says Government I Not Intend To Stand Idly Hungarian Legation At C tal Split In Two   U. &. PROTEST TO BE VERY STRO

RED COUP IN HUNGARY IRKS UNITED STATES   Truman Denounces Action; State Department Will Investigate

Truman Denounces Coup In Hungarv As Outrage ~   First Four Peace Treaties Ratified

U.S. Won't Stand Idle, He Asserts   Calls Communist Sweep Into Power Terrible Outrage

President In Attack On Coup Over Hungary   U. S. CHIEF EXECUTIVE SAYS AMERICA IS  IRKED

Hungarian Communist Coup Make: Truman Angry; Action Promised   Balkan-USSR Unity May Evolve; State Department Worried

President Says U.S. Won't Stand Idly By; State Dept. Investigating

Communist Move Is Denounced by President Truman   Asserts That U. S, Doas Not Intend To Stand Idly By  In Tence Situatian

U.S. to Take Quick Action   Soviet-Ruled Balkan Federation in View

HUNGARIAN COUP CALLED AN OUTRAGE   Truman Says U. S. Does Not Intend To Stand idly By

Report Soviet Trains Troops, Purges Critics   President Asserts Move Tae Take Over Nation Ie “Qutrage’s; Says Probe Started   Action Scheduled  By United States   Balkan Federation Seen As Objective Of Russia; Tito Advocate Of Such a Set-Up

TRUMAN BLASTS HUNGARY GOUP   Says U. S. Will Not Stand Idly By On Red Grab

Hungarian Case Under Scrutiny, Truman Says  Asserts US Does Not Intend To Stand Idly By

US. Making Close Study Of Situation   Conference Told Nation Will Not Stand Idly by Regarding Development In Southern EFvrone

nungar'y s Plight Rated An “Outrage”   U. S. Will Not Stand Idly By, Says President

America Now Is Studying Setup, President Avers   U.S. Will Not Stand idly by in Crisis, Executive Asserts

U. S. Will Not Stand Idle,  Newsmen Told   Experts See Move Toward Federation of Balkan States

State Department Making. Invesigation; Conaress Demands for Firmness Mount

LY United States Will Not Stand NAR idly by in Hungarian Situation

Balkan Federation Under Soviet Domination Seen   ‘PITCHING HORSESHOES   The Champagne and Caviar Prize for Paui Gallico!

Truman Calls Coup Outrage   Says U. S. Not To Stand Idly By In New Hungarian Communist Seizure

REDS. MAY HAVE THEIR EYES ON WIDER CONTROL   Lhiplomats Speculate Whether Russia May Follow Up Communist Coup In Hungary With Seizure Of Other Lands.

Declares U.S. Will Not Stand Idly By and Let Communists Take Full Charge Of Balkan Affairs; State Department Studies Next Move

State Department Now Investigating; Protest, Economic Moves Expected

CHIEF EXECUTIVE RAPS HUNGARY'S COUP’ BY REDS   President Promises U.S. Does Not Intend To Merely - Stand Idly By.

Truman Says U.S. Will Take Action   State Department Is Probing “Outrageous” Move

s Says U.S. Will Not Sit Idly By; Probe Launched   President Opexly Angered Over Communist Seizure Of Power; Prompt, Vig arnus Action Indiested

HUNGARY GHAB FURTHERS At BALKAN STATE   Czechs Thought Next in Line As Greek-Turkey Aid  CaARAaAa Lond

Reds May Follow Latest Coup With Move To Create Soviet-Dominated Balkan Federation

Truman Claims U.S. Will Not Stand ldly By   State Department Is Said Making ’ A Eall leaniies

Communist Coup in Hungary Is Denounced By Truman  Says State Department Opens Probe: Dinlamatic Circles Await New Steps.

Says United States Will Not. ‘Siand Idly ‘by in Situation; Is Investigaling

Terms Seizure Of Hungary Government. An Outrage; State Department Is Already Busy Investigating.

Department Of State Making Full Inquiry   U. S. Won't Stand ‘Idly By’; Speculate On Possibility Of Balkan Federation

SITUATION IN HUNGARY TERRIBLE’   Investigation Is Being Made by State Department

E nic or cing Of Partition Is. Problem   Somebody Must Police. Holy:Land,-But Task Is, Declined “By . Brit _ishs. Ara 5.Threaten To Resist‘ UN Plan

AMERICAN SEAMEN RESCUED FROM TANKER OFF BRITAIN   TWO TANKERS IN COLLISIONS WITH FISHING BOATS DUR ING A HEAVY FOG

Reconstruction Of Europe Rests On Regaining Concept Moral And Human Values

OHIOAN BACKS BILL TO KILL DILLON DAM   McGregor Says Licking River Project ‘Not Justified’

Nation’s Price Structure Still Off Balance After Month Of Wide Discussion

Nation's Price Structure Still Out Of Balance  ‘Key Commodities Sai ntouc

Prices Still Out of Line   Many Key Items Unchanged; Some Effort At Cuts Noticeable

Price Slashes Spotty; Some Boosts Noted   Manufacturers Must Come Down First, Word Of Retailers; No Steel Reduction Seen

Retailers Wait for Manufacturers, Who in Turn Point to Advanced Costs of Materials, Labor

PRICES OUT OF BALANCE YET   Survey Shows Structure Stil Not in Line After Month of Truman Pleas.

Structure of Prices Out Of Balance   Many Prices Unchanged, Some Are Increased

Price Structure of Nation Unbalanced, Survey by AP Shows   Reductions Spotted in Some Goods; “Key Commodities” Unchanged

Nation’s Price Structure ‘Is Still Out of Balance Some Changed, Others Increased

Prices Still Are Out of Balance   Reductions Spotted Here and There But Some Are Increased

Nation's Price Structure Still Out of Balance   Consumers Find Few Prices Cut, Some Increased

PRICES RESIST HEAVY ATTACK   They’ ‘goStill: Too High.and Retailers Place Blame on * Manufacturers

PRICE SLASHES REMAIN SPOTTY   Many Of ‘Key Commodities’  Untouched; Some Rise

Price Structure Still Near Peak Month After President's Appeal   Prices of Too Many ‘Key Commodities’ Remain Untouched With No General Retail Decline In Sight Despite Hiqhly-Publicized Reductions

U.S. Price Structure  Up And Dowr   Remains Out ©. Balance Despite Wide Discussion For Past Month

State Supreme Court Refuses to Issue Writ Of Mandamus to Admit Ada Lois Sinuel

NEGRO STUDENT FAILS IN STATE COURT DECISION   Jurists: Rule Chickoshe Girl Can‘ t ‘Crash Doors’ of OU Lew School

WILL PROMOTE JOB OPENINGS FOR VETS   J. Donald Moyer Named Field As: sistant For This Area In U. 8. Employment Service

NAME NEW FIELD MAN TO PROMOTE VETERANS’ JOBS   Assistant Named To Charleroi Office Of Employment Service

Lawyer Tells of Meyer s Effort To Get Hughes Job   Says General Asked $50,000 Down Payment While in AAF

QUIZ SPOTLIGHT TURNS AGAIN TO MEYERS’ DEALS   Justice Department Reveal: It Also Has Been Sifting ‘General’s Affairs’

2 Escaped Convicts Die, 9 Captured   One Still st Large After Daring Break From Prison Cells   Pictures on Pace 3

Stalin Likely To Speak Mind On Greek Issue   Pravda’s Attack Follows Critical Izvestia Article

EDITORIAL SAYS TRUMAN POLICY IS ‘IMPERIALISM’ DECLARES U. S. AIMS AT DOMINATION OF  eocenre aan TIRYEY

To Tell Marshall What He Thinks Of Truman Plan’   Newspapers Lash Out at Proposals

Think Stalin To Speak Mind      May Tell Marshall His View Of U. S. Policy In Short Time

‘Help From U.S.   Secretary Calls Gen. Clay As Peace Adviser To Ceuncil OF > Ministers

New Soviet Blast Fired At Truman   Pravda Terms U.S. Policy Imperialism Disquised as Charity

‘Expect Soviet Leader To Receive Marshall; Second Russian Paper Raps Talk

Reaction Due From Stalin   Russians Continue  To Lash Aid Preeram

Marshall Will Get Views From Stalin   Soviet Leader Will Receive U. S. Secretary of State

Red Newspapers Lash Out Af Truman Speech   Pravda Joins Izvestia In Saying Problem Is One For U.N.

‘Stalin May Tell Views of Russia    [s Expected to Receive Mar' shall to Talk Over  Situation   A BLAST FROM PRAVDA   Soviet Paper Says Much U.S, Sentiment Opposes  Truman

Editorial In Pravda Attacks Proposals As Imperialism In Guise Of Charity

Expect Stalin Blast   Opinion of Truman Likely to be Given Bluntly to Marshall; Pravda Rips President

Stalin Expected to Speak His Mind To U.S. Secretary on Truman Plan ForRelief to Greece and Turkey

Stalin Likely To Speak His Mind To Marshall  ‘On Truman’s Greek Plan

BELJEVE RED. CHIEF TO HAVE PLENTY TO SAY   Pravda Today Joins In Wide Open Attack On President Truman

Marshall Is To Be Received By Soviet's Leader   Two Russian Papers Lash Truman Plan; Give It Much Space

STALIN MAY SPEAK HIS MIND TOU, S, SEC, MARSHALT   On President Truman’s Pro posed Plans to Aid Greece and Turkey.    TO RECEIVE MARSHALI   No Soviet Lender Thus Far Has Made a Public Statement.

Expect Stalin To Give Views To Marshall   Secretary Of State Certain To Have Had Hand In Lining Up President's Program

Stalin Due To Speak His Mind  On Truman Plan   Will Air Views To Marshall; Pravda Lashes Out  A + eh teen can

Policy Does Not Service Cause of Peace, Assertion.   . Stalin io Speak Mind to Marshall, Belief in Moscow

SAYS TRUMAN'S PLAN MAY HURT PEACE EFFORTS   Soviet Press, Radio Play Up Wallace’s Blast Against President’s Stand

Red Press Again fits At Truman   “Imperialist Expansion In Guise of Charity” —Pravda Outburst.

Pravda Renews Soviet Blasts At U.S. Policy   Editorial Says United States Reveals Desire For Expansion

Truman Statement On U. S. Policy Catled lmnerialistic By Red Press

stalin Likely to Speak His Mind to Marshall  On Truman’s Policies

No Russian Official Has Voiced View   Two Important Papers Have Lashed Proposal Made By Secretary

SOVIET PRESS MAKES ATTAGK ON U. S, PLAN TO AID GREECE   Says It Is Imperialism Under Guise Of Charity

Stalin Likely To Speak Mind -On Greek Aid   Ready To Tell Marshall What Reds Think of Truman Proposal

RUSSIAN PRESS RENEWS ATTACK   Truman, U. S. Leaders Ob. ject Of Lamhasting

SAYS AMERICAN GREED CLOAKED IN SWEET TALK   Russian Press Charges Truman's Plan Is “Imperialism Under  The Guise Of Charity.

Knutson Sees Hope Of Tax Bill Passage   Tax Committee Files Statement With White House

Tax Bill OK Is Foreseen   Knutson Says GOP Has Met Truman ‘More Than Half Way

Change Of Date Is Difference  From Old Bill.   May Send To White House ' By End Of : Next Week;  * Demos Reverse.

Measure to Be Effective by Next Jan. 1   Slash of Four Billions Remains Aim of Group

Local Physician Called by Death  Dr. W. C. Frost Dies Ir Hospital

Death Summons Horace C. Frost   Retired Businessman And Legionnaire

TWO KILLED ‘IN ESPEE TRAIN WRECK   Freight Train Derailed Near Loma Linda

Assembly Will Be Limited to ‘Must’ Actions   Leaders Meet Tuesday To Draft Program for ‘Brief’ State Session

Mrs. Alben W. Barkley. Wife Of Senate Leader, Dies After Long IIIness

OFFICIALS OF HOSPITAL ARE NAMED MONDAY   Directors, Endowment Fund Trustees Elected: Hear Talks

HARNESS WANT PROSECUTION — AS RESULT OF UMT ACTIVITY   CONGHESSMAN SAYS PUBLIC “INDIGNANT” OVER EFFORTS TO GET BACKING FOR TRAINING

CRITICS ASSAIL TAX CUT VETO   Knutson Calls Truman Move  Politics; Dems Firm

FRIEND OF MEE HELPS PATRIGIA   Jackson Tells Of Strange Action Of Slain Chicago Lawyer

U.S. Must Choose  On Continued Arms Cut on New Policy   Need Armed Forces to Back Up New Foreign Policy of Nation

Big Army May: Be Necessity   Shift in Foreign Policy May Call For ‘Revision in Present Demobilization Plans

Policy Shift Sets Up Issue    Problem Now. Is Whether To Continue Reducing Armed Strength.

Size of Army Linked With Revised Policy   Experts Ponder Recommendations on Draft Law

U.S. Faces  Decision On Armed Powe:  Must Decide Soon   Must Decide Soon On Whether To.  Centinue Reductioz

Critical Decision Faces Nation As Size Of Forces Continue To Drop

Armed Strength Problem Pointed   Congress Must Decide About Future Forces

Quick Decision Imperative On Army, Navy Cuts   Shift In Foreign Policy Confronts U. S. With A  Pracsinga Prahlem.

United States Confronted With Shift In Policy   Nation To Decide Whether To Continue Reducing Armed Strength

Question of Reducing Armed Streneth Confronts Nation   Army and Navy silent on Future Results of Foreign Policy Shift

Size Of U.S. Armed Force May Be Kept At Top Mark   Policy Stand Likely To Stop Reductions: > Time Element Vital

1U. S. Is Confronted With Need for Quick ‘Decision on Strenath of Armed Forces

Problem of Rediscing US Armed Forces ‘Brought Out By Foreign Policy Shift

U. S. Facing Quick Action On Arms Cut   President's Speech Spotlights Decrease In Military Strength

Problem of Reducing Armed Strength Now Confronts US Impact of HST Talk Not Known Yet

Nation, in Light of New Foreign Policy, Must Decide Quickly Whether to Continue Reducing Army and Navy.

Trumans Program May Halt Cuts  In Armed Services   Change in U. S. Foreign Policy Is Expected To Curb Reductions in American Fiahtina Forces; Draft May Be Affected

Time Element in Service Strength  Question Expiration of Draft Proqram

FIRE ON BOAT FATAL TO 64   EXPLOSION. AND FLAMES WRECK RIVER STEAMER IN HARBOR AT HONG KONG

House Passes Bills for 11 Millions to Aid Schools; See Increase in Taxes

RESCUE CREWS: SEARCH WASTES   NO° TRACE: “FOUND. “OF MISSING “BYRD PLANE.

Byrd Expedition Plane is Missing   Nine Men Unreported Since Dec. 30 Flight Over Polar Wastes

Hunt Missing Byrd Airmen In Antarctic   Nine Aboard Patrol Plane Which Disappeared Near Ellsworth Land Decemher On

Canadian Activities Cause Senate To Ask Big Voice In Control   Solons Plan Steps To Protect American Advantage Against Russian’s Extensive Efforts To Learn Secret Of Powerful Weapon.

BARUCH ATOM WARNING SPURS CONTROL TALK   Reports Of Soviet Spy Activity Heard As Sealing Of Leaks Is Eyed

BARUCH’S SPY — REPORT SPURS SENATE ACTION   Some Feel It Is Planned Attempt To Give Army Control

URGE MILITARY AS GUARD FOR ATOM SECRETS   Reports of New Soviet Spy Activities Spurs Senate Demand for Action.

Baruch Kindles Senate Dispute On Atom Rule   Controver.. Centers On Whether Military Should Held Sway

Atomic Scare Aids Military Control Fight   _ Drive for Greater Voice Gets Impetus With Baruch Report

Baruch Hints Moscow-Has Revived Atomic Spy Ring   Senate Demands Greater Military Participation in Nation's U-235 Program

Harvester Plans Cuts In Prices   Savings of $20,000,006 A Year for Customers Are Contemplated.

BOYS SAY MAN ABDUCTED GIRL   Keokuk Finds No ‘Missing’ Report To Match Stories

POLICE PROBE KIDNAP STORY   Keokuk Bovs Report Seeing  Man ‘Seize’ Girl

PERFUME FRAUD FOUND IN INDIANE   Cheap Odors Are Sold in Expensive Labels in Midwest.

Western Union  Strike Called Ott   Wage Dispute To Be Submitted To Three-Man Fact Finding Board

SUBMITS WAGE   3-Man Fact-Finding Panel To Review Issues;  Strike Averted

WU WALKOUT  WAS AVERTED   WESTERN UNION STRIKE _CALLED OFF AND BOARD WILL CONSIDER ‘Dis.  PlTe. 

NAME PANEL TO: STUDY WESTERN UNION DISPUTE   Strike Called Off 32 Hours Refore Deadline

Britain Claims Ability to Make Trade Comeback   Nation Has Only 10 Per Cent of U.S. Loan Funds Left

Republicans To Scan U. S.Expenditures   Committee To Keer, Close Watch Om Fed eral Expenses

rlouse Expenditures Group lo Wield Investigating Power  Wherry Predicts Senate Will Continue Brewster Committee * Vote Wednecday

State Department to Get Atfention  House Commiitee Has Much Power

Weinbrenner Heads Sewage Works Assn.   Annual Meeting of Water Works Assn. Opens This Morning

BRITISH STATE POLICY DEPENDS ON RESISTANCE   Cantonment Plan Adopted After Jewish Groups Refuse Cooperation   EXPLOSION ROSKS HAIFA   No Details Of Heavy Blast In Harbor Available; Three Jews To Die

TO GROWING LIST  OF HIGHWAY   Forty-One Have Been Killed     Road Accidents in State So Far This Year -

DONNELLY URGES BEIRNE END PHONE STRIKE IN STATE   Denounces Union Head for ‘Trying to Enlist His Support and That of Utility Board in Wage Fight.   TWO LETTERS SENT RELATING TO RATES   N, FE. T. W. Leader Suggested Commission Assure A. T. & T. Any Pay Hike Would Be Passed to Public.

Tells Union Head That Public Welfare Shall Come First   Beirne Had Sent Two Letters Asking for ‘Pressure’

SHOWERS IN THE EAST   Cooler Weather Is Also Predicted For This Part of Kansas

DEWEY IS CHEERED BY TALKS IN MASS   New York Governer Finds New England Leaders Friendly to Candidacy.

Urge Lilienthal Withdraw Name   Atomic Committee  Holds Secret Session

Voters Reject Six Mayors in City Contests   Bedford, Bloomingtor Executives Lose Bids To Repeat—Evansville Renames Reichert

OVER UNKNOWN LAND   Two Succeseful Flights Made b: Antarctic Explorers

Photo Flights Over Antarctica   At Least One Plane Got Pictures of Unexplored Territory

Proposal Offers 5-Man Board To Seck Settlement  en . en oe ee 2 war... ..

U. §, PROPOSES TO END STRIKE INSIDE 48 HRS:   uabor Secretary Schwellenbach Asks Answer By 5 P. M. On Gov't. Plan For Negotiation - Ar bitration Of Phone Strike.

ASKS DECISION IN ARBITRATION STEP BY 5P.M.   Tie-Up Would End 48 Hours Later If Company, Union Agree To Proposal

Strike Would End in 48 Hours    Schwellenbach’s Plan Is for Five-Man Board f6 Settle Money Issues

Government Wait: For Replies On Phone Strike  Deadline Is Set For Answer On Settlement

Government Waits Reply to Schwellenbach Plan to End Phone Strike Thursday Nicht.

SETS DEADLINE FOR TELEPHONE PROPOSITION   Gives Company, Union Until Late Today to Accept Arbitration Plan

PHONE STRIKE PAN ANSWER SOUGHT BY U.S.   -ament Proposes Scheme 9 End Walkout by Thursday Evening.  ot ayers

Telephone Dispute :  ry a  gue . “og : t ‘ . Ht. 7 : 4 $5 i ogee paged le Sl ld le 7 bolt l . * : : Howe a one

5ManBoard Would Give  Decisions   Both Company, Union Indicate Willingness to Try to Give Reply Touay   Lived in ‘Fear’   ISchwellenbach Reports Feelings Over Phone Walkout

Government Seeks Agreement To End Walkout Thursday   Five-Man Board

Government Has  Plan To Settle  Telephone Strike Schwellenbach  Awaits Answer

nment’s top conciliators met with fel phone ance of Secretary Schwellenbach’s strike set-

Gov't Mediation Offer Open Until } This Affernoon   Plan Would End Nationwide Tie-Up Thursday Evening

SETTLEMENT PLAN STUDIED BY BOTH SIDES   Labor Secretary Sets 5 p. m. Tuesday as Deadline for Answer

Arbitration of Wage Demands  Urged by U.S.   Company, Union Study Proposal Seeking End Of Telephone Tieup By Thursday Night

FIRE RAGES OUT OF CONTROL AT LEBANON   In Heart of Business Dis. trict, Blaze Is Destroying Three Institutions.

NLRB Excludes Foremen From Bargaining Plan   First Ruling Under Taft-Hartley Labor Act Made by Board

CURB I$ PLACED ON SPECULATORS   Andersen Regulation Aimec at Tax Dodging Market Traders.

Government Acts To Halt Speculators’ Tax-Dodging  "Voluntary Aareements” Are Feature Of Ren. Wolcott's Anti-Inflation Plan

Plug For Tax Law Loophole Planned   ‘Fictitious’ Dealing Reported As Method Of Escaping Payments

5 Per Cent Rent Hike In Louisville   Entire Area Affected In First Action Of Kind Under New Control Law

5 Pct. Increase In Louisville Area.... Kirst Hike Under RentLaw Allowed

Two Areas Get Rent Increases   Flat Boost Allowed In Regions After Local Board Asked Action

First Increase In Rents Given  Under NewLaw   Louisville Area Gets FivePercent Boost; Four _ Other Areas Kept: ; Under Controls .   Local Conditions : . Determine Raises   Leases Providing For In-ereases Not Subject To Action Taken; Up.To  15 Percent ‘Allowed 

FIRST BLANKET RENT INCREASE, DE-CONTROL ACTION UNDER NEW  AW REVEALED BY HOUSING BOSS

RENT JUMP SET FOR LOUISVILLE   Creedon Puts His 0. K. Or 5 Per Cent Increase

Taft on Western  Campaign Swing   Reception Will Decide Ohio Senator in 1948 Fight

Taft Off on Western Tour To Eye White House Odd:   Ohio Senator To Withhold Official Announcement Until After Feeling Pulse of Nation

U.S. Charting Antarctic Claim Plans.   Strategy will Hinge ’   Strategy Will Hinge ‘On Results of ©  Byrd’s Expedition 

U.S. To Claim Large Portion Of Antaretica  Plan Conferences; Australia Wants © Third of Continent

U.S. TO MAKE POLAR CLAIM   Officials Disclose Plans. To Claim Large Share Of  Antarctic Area

U.S. To Claim Big Portion Of Antarctic   Australia Bids For Third Of Area

U.S. Plans to Claim Much Of Antarctica   United Nations May Be Asked to Decide on Ownership

U. S. MAPS ITS CLAIM TO MOST OF SOUTH POLE   America To Ignore All Nations’ Rival Bids  To Antarctica

Byrd to Help Draw Strategy  United States Plans To Claim  Share Of Antarctic Continent

U. S. Claims Big Share of Antarctic But Australia Also Puts in Demand

~ANTARCTICLANDS   Plans Being Laid Now to An. _ nex Large Part of South-. ern Continent

Wheat Agreement Is Made Public  Farmers Would Get $1 to $1.30 Price

$1.30 Wheat Price To Be Proposed On Foreign Marts  International Pact  Yay rey   International Pact : Proposed for 4-5 Year Period

Wheat Stabilizing Plan Proposed   U. S. Price $1 to $1.3 For World Export

SHOUTS DENIAL EROM STAND      Cumberland Lumber Sale Described To Jury

MAY DENIES HE GOT SALE CASH   Put Nothing in Company Took Nothing Out

Angry. Businessmen End Easton: Strike   Pickets Are. Persuaded. Te Stop Marching: In Front of Exchange.

FINANCE PLAN 15 PRESENTED BY GOVERNOR   Dewey Woald Pay All Vet Bonds m 10 Years By Tax Increase .

Hoover Says ‘Grim Food Year’ Ahead   Warns Needy Nations They Must Co-Operat If U. 8. to Help

1S UP TO COMMITTEE   Truman Has No Preference for Demo Convention Site

ICCIVENT— Continued on Page 2   Burns Are Fatal To Fort Dodge Resident

Serious Floods Not Expected  Heavy Rainfall   Heavy Rainfall In Some Areas

60 BILLS ARE APPROVED FOR INTRODUCTION   Special Session Of Legislature May Extend Beyond This Week   STATE INCOME LEVY MAY BE ELIMINATED

542 Known Dead At Texas City   Evacuation of Mangled Bodies from Wrecked Chemical Plant Begins

Texas City’s Known Dead Climb to Over 500; Fires Continue   Exploration of Ruins Is Maintained; Parts of Bodies Recovered

Grotesque Figures In Asbestos Suits Probe Texas City Ruins   ‘Mountain Of Rubble”

Memorial Services for Dead ‘To Be Held Today in Gulf Coast City; Mass Burial   Next Week.   ‘COAST GUARD HUNTS CAUSE OF DISASTER

Bodly Searchers Work By Light Of Flaming Oil   List Of Known Dead In Texas Blast Is Over 500.

The Great Game Of Politics  nats: nonammaea. eal   Republican Rebels

Encouragement Given In Offe By Northwestern Bell Te): phone Company Of Increase C 82.50 Weekly   DOOR OPENED FOR REAL NEGOTIATION

MAJOR BREAK IN NATIONAL PHONE STRIKE PREDICTED   Northwestern Bell Company » Wage Offer Encourages  458 € Paanettiinatnace

Additional Plea Will Be Filed-October 15 on Fed“eral Anti-Trust, Coni spiracy Charges

Not Guilty, Realtors Say   Plead Innocent to Violation of Anti-Trust Laws

REAL ESTATE UNITS PLEAD INNOCENT   Washington, National Boards Deny Federal Antitrust Price-Fix Charge

National Real Estate Boards Plead Innocent   Justice Department Presses Price Study

2 REAL ESTATE BOARDS ENTER INNOCENT PLEA   To Fight Federal Indictment Charging Rate-Fixing For Commissions

Realtors Deny Violations of Anti-Trust Laws  NABEB, Washington Board Enter Pleas te Indictment By Federal Grand Jury -

Realty Bodies Deny Charge By U.S. Jury   Innocence Asserted In Fixing of Rates On Sale Comninission

Real Estate Boards Plead fnnocent to  Winlbesti mw Teed ft eecepa

Moose to Conduct  Service for Davis  Former U.S. Senator Led  Fraternal Group

Tt Phd) COP RRA TRE co   Stevenson to Leave Clean Desk for Beauford Jester

Long ‘Administration’ © Stevenson Starts Lost: ‘Full Day-as Governor

Truman Sull Undecided On Labor   Gratiftied At Vote Upholding Income Tax Bill Veto

President Calls Universa Training ‘A Military Necessity’ To U. S.

Truman Still Undecided On Veto For Labor Bill  Is Deenly Grateful That Hance TInhold   Is Deeply Grateful That House Upheld His Disapproval Of Tax Cut Measure

LABOR BILL VETO 15 NOT CERTAIN   TRUMAN SAYS HE IS UNDECIDED WHETHER TO DISAPPROVE MEASURE,

Churchill Blasts Visitor From U.S.   Wallace Is Described As Crypto-Communist Without Courage To Tell His Destination

Churchill Raps Henry Wallace As ‘Crypto-Red   Charges Ex-Vice Presi. dent Trying To Split Britain And U. S.

Churchill Attacks Wallace at Rally   Designates Him as “’Crypto-Communist’

Henry Wallace Is Assailed by Briton As Crypto Communist   Winston Churchill Hits Hard at Former Cabinet Member Now in Europe

CHURCHILL DENOUNCES WALLACE   Charges Him. With Being a  ‘Crypto-Communist’

Wallace Called a “Crypto Communist” By Churchill in Speech Before 10,000

Wallace Draws Bitter Rebuke From Churchill   els Denounced As “CryptoCommunist,”” Accused Of Trying To Separate ’ Byitain From U.S.

He's Crypto Communist   Churchill Says That's Wallace, Afraid To Explain His Destination

Churchill Denounces Henry: Wallace -as ‘’Crypto-Communist’”’   Charges Effort To Separate Britain, U. S.

Wallace Termed ‘Crypto-Communist As Churchill Denounces His Speeches

American Said Seeking Rift Of Countries   Attack On U.S Policy Draws Poatnted RBlact

Churchill Calis Wallace A “Crypte-Communist”   Also Accuses Laborites Of Squandering U.S. Loan ef $3.750 900 nn4

CHURCHILL RIPS INTO WALLACE AS SECRET RED   Charges Ex-Cabinet Member Seeking to Split Alliance

Wallace Aiming for U. S.-British Split, Churchill Charges   Britain’s Former Prime Minister Brands Visitor as Crypto-Communist   WILL NOT PERMIT WEDGE, HE WARNS   Advecates Friendship from Strength With Russia in Lendon Talk

Implies Wallace Lacks Courage to Explain Destination He’s Heading For

Churchill Hits Wallace as ‘Crypto-Red’   Laborites ‘Squonder’ U.S. Loan, Charges Conservative Leader

Late News Bulletins  Churchill Labels Wallace With ‘Crypto-Communist’ Tag

Churchill Brands Wallace’  As A ‘Crypto -Communist’   ‘Former Cabinet Officer Accused Of Trying To Separate Britain From U. S. And Align Her With Russia; Honorable Friendship With Soviets Urged

CHURCHILL HITS HENRY WALLACE   British Statesman Tabs. Amer ican Free Lancer asa 'Orvoto-Communist’

War Chief Of Britain Rips Henry   Says He Tries To Gel English in Network - Of Red Intrigue.

Churchill Claims Wallace Is Crypto-Communist Who Wants To Break Relations

Churchill Assails Wallace Attitude; Hits at Laborites   Watlace, He Says, Lack: Courage to Tell His” Goal; Squandering (Is Charged

Policy Attack Abroad Stirs Churchill Ire   American Branded ‘Crypto-Communist’ In London Speech

Churchill Assails Wallace   Calls Him a Communist _ Trying to Separate  Britain From U.S.

Charges American With Intrigue . .. .  Wallace Is Labeled As Communist Member By ’ Mr. Winston Churchill

Winnie Denounces Henry Wallace   Calls Him “Crypto-Com— munist” For Foreign Policy Statements.

Churchill Attack: Wallace, Raps Labor Government  Former Chief Asserts American Loan to Britain Squandered

REPUBLICAN ‘GIVES DEMOS BAD SCARE  OVER RELIEF BILL   Measure Almost Gets Througl House Because of Misunderstanding on Intent

Lrippled Girl Willing To Undergo “Amputation "To Be Like Others”

PARIS SUBWAY _ STRIKE 1S FLOP   Sharp Setback Given Communist Labor Federation

Reds Get Setback In France   Bus and Subway Strike Engineered by Commies Is a Failure

A French Strike Plan Collapses   Transportation Workers Refuse to Go Along With Stoppage Order   . “WARNING” FAILS   Attempt by Reds to Pull Government Workers Off Jobs Falls Thru

COMMUNISTIC LABOR GROUP IN PARIS HIT   Scheduled Subway and Bus Strike Has Collapsed

Cancel Transit — Strike in Paris   Communist-Dominated Labor F ederation Handed Sharp Setback as Tieup Fails to Materialize.

RED STRIKE ON PARIS SUBWAY IN COLLAPSE   Walkout Scheduled for Toda Meets Little Success as Workers Stay on Job.

Paris Subway. Bus Strike Collapses’   Also 5-Day ‘Warning Strike’ Meeting Dubious Success.

RED-SPONSORED PARIS WALKOUT IS CALLED OFF   Proposed Subway and Bus Workers Strike Proves Failure.   SHARP SETBACK   Government Personne Walkout Meets With  Dubicus Success.

French Leaders  Of CGT Admit Move Failure’   Stoppage By Govermnent Workers Also Appears. To Be ‘Flop’: Police:  Make Arrests = -

Two-Day Strike Of Paris Subway Fails To Develop   Communist-Dominated CGT Suffers Sharp Setback When Plan Collapses: Another Walkout Dubious

French Reds Suffer Setback In Paris Area   THREATENED SUBWAY AND BUS STRIKE IS HALTED

Paris Union Cancels Tie-up Voted Today   Wa Fenlanatan   No Explanation Given; Government Walkout Sparse

Subway Traffic Running Despite Scheduled Block   Government Employes Stick to Jobs; Some Buses Sioned

SLATED STRIKE IN PARIS FAILS   General Confederation Of Labor Suffers Sharp Setback   SOME BUSES STONED

Reds Suffer Setback in Paris Strike   Walkout of Subway Bus Operators Collapses Today

Collapse Severe Setback To Communist Unions;  1,000 Seized In Roundup

Paris Subway, Bus Walkout Off; Communist Suffer Setback   Fewer Trains Attributed To Leclere Funeral: Two Injured

Communists Suffer Setback  Big Strike Summons L nheeded In France

Many Workers Ignore Strike Calls In France   Communists Suffer Sharr Setback; 1,000 Seizec For Sabotage

FRENCH LABO COMMUNISTS SET BACK   Paris Subway, Bus Workers Strike Is Called Off

French Strike Collapses, Reds Suffer Setbacks   Subways, Buses Operate; Civil Workers on Job

French Strike Bogged   Communists Set Back When Subway and Bu: Workers Fail to Tie Paris Transportation

Strike Plans In Paris Collapse   Subway, Bus Workers To Stage'a Walkout

Communist-Led Group Suffers Sharp Setback  "Scheduled Strike Annorently Averted

French Labor Shows Signs of Crumbling   Government Seen as Winning Battle With Communists

Two French Unions Fail  With Strike   Bus, Subway Walkout Fails To Materialize

Subway Strike Fails In Paris  Communists Suffer Setback In Plans

SUBWAY, BUS TIE-UP DOES NOT SUCCEED   At Same Time, Five-Day “Warning Strike” of Government Workers Is Meeting With Dubious Success.

Government Workers Also Stay on Job   Transport Svstem Running But Slower and Fewer Trains Reported; Twa Injured in Clash

Paris Strike Breaks Down   Communists Suffer Setback as Subways And Buses Operate

IGNORE ORDER BY COMMUNISTS TO WALK OUT   Majority of Government Employes Defy Reds’ Demand to Strike

Walkout Plan “Annulled” In French Capital   Subway Service Is Continued Despite Earlier Threat

Red Union In Paris Set Back   Strike of Bus, Subway Workers Collapses

Paris Subway, Bus aa 4 a : KO (OD AU ic C Lp ae, i a a eA ‘ “Sp : kb

Communist-Ordered Strike In France Fails To Develop   Most Subways And Buses In Paris Running

PARIS SUBWAY STRIKE FAILS   Service Continues As Workers Return To Jobs

BUS STRIKE FOR PARIS IS FAILURE   Moyer Baby Ill _ With Chicken Pox

Strike Of Paris Subway And Bus Workers Called Off; Seen Setback To Communists

Paris Subway Strike Fails  Five Day “Warning Strike” Meets With  a ae Ae

Red-Led Strikes Fizzle In France; Thousand Arrests  Alleged Sabotage Acts Are Renorted

Red-Inspired Paris Strikes Get Setback   Scheduled Strike of Paris Subway and Bus Workers Fails To Materialize; Strike Picture Brightens.

2-Day Strike Of Workers Called Off   Paris Subway, Bus Employes Stay On Job

Subway Men lanore Call   .. Mest Government Workers Stay On The Job

SETBACK GIVEN REDS AS PARIS WALKOUT FAILS   Subway, Bus Workers Snub Call; 1,000 Arrested In Drive On Saboteurs

Subway And Bus Strike Collapses   Communists Meet Setback In France; 1,000 Arrested In Anti-Sabotage Drive

Closed Shop Ban One of 10 Points In New Labor Bill   Provisions to Reduce Laber Disputes Listed By Committee Chairman

10-Point Labor Bill Considered   May Miss Lewis’  Arnrwil Danadlinn

TEN POINTS LioTED WHICH MAY GO INTO NEW LABOR MEASURE  BANS ON CLOSED SHOP, FOREMEN SEEN LIKELY BY COMMITTEE CHIEF

Strong Labor Measure Asked By Hartley   Ten Listed Points Would Ban Closed Shop, Bar Foreman Union

Main Point: Anti-Labor Bill Listed   House Committee May Suggest Ban” On ‘Closed Shop*

LABOR PANEL READIES BILL   10-Point Plan Includes Closed  Shop Ban

Labor Bill Is Outlined  By Chairman   Measure Being Considered For House May Include Ban on Closed Shep and Secondary Roveotis

Auto Makers Show No Interest In Square-Shaped Automobile; They’ve Tear-drops on Brain

eens  COOL FRONT HALTED   Hopes for Relief From Heat Are  Not Realized

‘SINKING’ TOWN WAITS ITS FATE   Welch, W. Va., Imperiled By Slow Earth Movement

Earth Movement Damaging Town   Welch, W. Va., Resident: Hope Homes Not Being Sucked Under Soil

Junior Loop Continues To \Hold Upper Hand In Annual lInter-Leagque Dream Game

Mize Homer Sole Tally for National in Great Game for Packed House

TURN DEAF EARS TO UNCLE ‘SAM  New Greek Cabinet Formed: Leaders Facing Showdown

New Right-Wing Greek Cabinet Is Sworn In  Royalist Fro nt Is Co oo  ntrarv +   Royalist Front Is Contrary to Wishes Of United States

RIGHT-WING GREEK CABINET SWORN IN   NEW GOVERNMENT NOT EXPECTED TO SURVIVE FIRST TEST IN PARLIAMENT,

GREEK S PREMIER NAMES POPULISES        Certain Defeat Of Cabinet, Seen When Test Comeg:: In Pariiamant?

New Cabinet o! Greece Sworn  In; Crisis Ends  Short Life. However Te Imdicatand far   Short Life, However Is Indicated for New Administration

Senate Approves Relief Program   Legislature Takes New Whack At Knotty Property Tax Problem

Assembly Takes Whack At “Knotty” Tax Problem   ‘House Members to Offer Amendments Designed to Meet ‘School Objections

Hin DIRECTOR SEEKS MAN ~ WHO MADE OFFER OF BRIBE   COFALL BAYS RE'S STILL “CONFUSED" OVER. STRANGER'S " OFFER OF $100,000 AMONTH

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@ PAUL MALLON— ee  Writes Letter About News to Editor of Ohio Paper

Drastic Bills To Be Proposed In Legislature   Incorporation And Anti-Closed Shop Statutes Are Uraed

Was Crossing Campus Late Last Night; $170 Taken From Miller Hall   DURING DINNER HOUR

SLIGGED; ROBBED   Was Crossing Campus Lat ‘Last Night: $170 Taken Fron Miller Hall

Served With Wasps   ‘Flying Saucers’ Seen In Many Places As Mystery Deepens

Mystery of Flying Saucers Deepens As Veteran Flier Reports Odd Sight

Flying Sauce! Mystery Hits Fever Pitch  Airline Crew, Oregon, Idaho  PD aotelemts Gan Tt

Reports of ‘Flying Saucers’ Come From Number of Points in Country

Mystery of the ‘Flying Saucers’ Has Finally Reached Fever Pitch in U.S.

SCORES CONFIRM FLYING SAUCERS   REPORT OF SILVER DISCS WHIZZING BY ADDS TO MYSTERY

Mystery Reaches High Pitch Today  Airline Crew Saw 'Ligtnn Caneare®

Flying Saucers: ‘Whirling Discs’ Reported By Air Lines Crew, Other:

 Saw Them Myself’/—— ‘Flying Saucer’ Mystery Reaches Fever Pitch, More Seen Today

Disks Fly In Mystery   Big Day For Soaring Saucers; Reported Seen Over Wide Area

Many Claim To Have Seen Missiles... . Ilying Saucers Are  Subject Of Mystery

Flying Saucer Mystery Again   ' People in Widespread Areas Report Discs

“Flying Saucer’’ Mystery Deepens; Seen in Lake Pontchartrain Area

Hying Saucers Mystery Grows   Scores Of  People Report Seeing Then In Many Places

FLYING SAUCER MYSTERY HITS FEVER. PITCH   Eye-Witnesses Tel] Of Seeing Many Shiny Objects      HIGH IN AIR   Seoffers Are Among Those Who Observed Stranee Dises

Mystery Reaches High Pitch Today   Airline Crew Saw ‘Flying Saucers’

Picture Taken of ‘Flying Saucers’ “As ‘I Saw Them’ Statements Grov

Major Mystery Presented By “Flying Discs”   “Saucers” Sighted At Many Points; Some Over Arkansas

Order Milk Price Cut In 5 Cities   One Cent A Quart Cut In _Line With The Seasonal - Production Increase.

MILK PRICE SLASH ~ EFFECTIVE FEB.   Reduction Ordered By Agri culture Desnartman:

No Orders Here On Milk Price   Price Reduction Order May Not Affect This Area

Milk Price Here Drops Feb. ist   - Federal Group Orders Centa-Ouart Decrease

Retail Price Of Milk Expected To Drop In N.E.  Aplin Predicts lc Cut Feb. 1

City Milk Prices Cut One Cent  Reduction Ordered By Agriculture Dep't

Senate Seeks Publicist tn Hughes Quiz   Subcommittee Head Asks State Dept. Aid In Finding John Meyer

Lost Witness Will Be Present  When Summoned   Jdughes, 3rewster kexchange Words On Plane Trins

Hughes Contract Probers Ask Help To Find Witness  John Meyer Believed Out of Country:   John Meyer Believed Out of Country; Passport All-Inclusive

 Witness Missing: Seek Hughes’ Publicity Man In War Plane Contract Case

Witness Sought In Hughes Quiz   Publicity Man’s Testimony Described as Fantastic

Continue to Probe Deal WithHughes   Missing Witness Agrees t Testify Before Senate  Committee

WITNESS SOUGHT IN HUGHES CASE   Senate Probing Group  Maps Inquiry Course

CLAIMS ATTLEE CABINET FAILED 10 HELP CRISIS   \Vartime Minister Asks For Vote of No Confidence

VANDENBERG IS - SEEN AS CHOICE   Gurney Predicts He Will Be Dark Horse GOP Nominee

MISSING   See Vandenhere As ‘Dark Horse’   Guiney Predicts Session Deadlock

PARIS GUILTY IN BRIBE CASE   Faces Stiff Penalty For Attempting To “Fix” Football Game

PARIS [8 10 BE SENTENCED JANUARY 28   Dapper Briber, Key To “Lay Down” of Giants !s Penalized

Paris Faces Five. Years, Heavy Fine   New York Giants Players Suspended Pending Further Investigation

Jury’ Convicts . Alvin J. Paris   Broadway Figure Faces Fine or Prison In Football Bribe Offer

Commit Allen Today To Fulton State Hospital   Circuit Judge To Order Slayer As Private Patient

Money Stolen From U.S. Mails   Reported That $35,000 Disappeared Enroute from Greensboro To Ramseur

President Truman Cives Statement  On Greece's Stand   Greek Government And Opposition Party Will ‘‘Cooperate Unreservedly’’ With U. S.   U. S. ASSISTANCE TQ BE WELCOMED

TRUMAN STATES ALL WELCOME OFFER OF HELP   Government And Opposition In Greece Promise To Back Up Program

CLASHES OVER GREEK POLICY ARE EXPECTED   TRUMAN - RECEIVES FAVOR ABLE: MESSAGES FROM . BOTH FACTIONS IN THE GREEK PARLIAMENT 

ORATORS POUR OUT PRAISE IN TRUMAN BOOW   MICHIGAN WILL GO DEMOCRAT, SAYS SEN. MYERS

Reynolds Urges Milk Regulations   Calls On Citizens To Demand Legislation To Protect Supply

Jews Terrorized . By Arab Snipers, 3 Slain, 8 Hurt   Bus Riddled By Gunfire in Jerusalem; Newspaper Distributor Killed   SHORTAGE OF FOOD, FUEL, MENACE CITY   Refinery Workers Demand Protection from Arabs After Massacre

Snipers Active In Jerusalem  Arabs Loot Trains   Arabs Loot Trains And Jews Threaten With Postal Strike

RUSS SHIPMENT ORDERED HALTED   House Committee Bans Oi Equipment for Reds

House Rejects Oil Equipment Sale fo Russia   Chairman Taber of Committee Says Sale Would Be Appeasement And It Can‘t Be Done

House Committee Rejects Request to Send Oil ‘Eauipment to Russia

SOLONS REJECT PLEA TO HELP OUT RUSSIANS   House Group Turns Thumbs Down on Shipping of Costly Oil Equipment

Administration Officials Are Rebuffed by Truman for Seeking Increased Finances

Final Version of Bill To Trim Income Taxes: Okaved.Sent to Senate

Income Tax Cui Bill May Go To Truman By Nite   Rent and Labor Bills Are Next On Calendar

U. .N no More Capable Than Former Leauge   Middlebush Points Out Lack of Genuine World Government

PLACES THE U. N, ALONGSIDE THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   No More Capable of Dealing Definitely With Peace Problems.   DR. MIDDLEBUSH SPOKE   The U. N- Charter Marks An Important Step Forward, He Said.

Taft Taunted As AFL Unit Violates Law   Teamsters Publish Ballot on New Law, Invite Court Fight

Stassen's European Relief Program Brings Wallace's Praise, Criticism

STASSEN RIGHT, SAYS WALLACE   Praises World Aid Plan But Still Sees War

Stassen No Piker, Wallace Asserts   Former Vice President Again Hits at Truman

Nine Marooned Fliers Rescued  Forced To Land In Labrador Wilderness

Nine Flyers In Labrador Are Rescued  Flying Fortress Forced Down Christmas Eve 

B-17 FLYERS RESCED FROW      Nine Airmen Taken To Goose Bay Air Field

Virtual State of War Reported on Punjab Frontier   Moslems and Sikhs Ravage Countryside In Maneuvers

STATE OF WAR IN INDIA AREA   Moslems and Sikhs Are Ravaging Country

HINDU-MOSLEM BATTLE TAKES 15,000 LIVES   Virtual State of War Exists Between Pakistan and India

India Fearing Open Warfare   Moslems and Sikhs Ravage Countrvside

War Raging On Frontier Of Pakistan   Punjab Area Is Scene 0 Raids by Moslems and Sikhs Today

VIRTUAL WAR GRIPPING INDIA   Moslems, Sikhs Said Ravaging Punjab Frontier

{5,000 Persons Believed Killed In Recent Weeks   Destruction Said Beyond Estimate

Indian Fighting Becomes Intense   Virtual State of War Reported on Frontier Of Pakistan-India

Region in Grip Of War Between Moslems, Sikhs   Armed Bands Raid 15 Hindu Communities Incide India

Campaign To Finance Band‘s Trip Tc Natchez Only $6 Shy Of $288 Goal

Half-Way Mark Passed Toward Funds To Take Band To Natchez For Game

VOTE 1S DELAYED ON KEM’S DEMAND FOR CLARK PROBE   G. O. P. to Hold Senate in Session Tonight and Saturday, If Necessary, to Reach Decision.   DEMOCRATS SPEAK AGAINST PROPOSAL   Resolution Calls for Inquiry Into Attorney General’s Handling of K. C. Election Scandal_

Senafe Snarled In Kem Atfenipt To Quiz KC Vote   Angry GOP Leaders Plan a Continuous Session as Other Laws Wait

Marshall to Seel Stalin Interview  U. S. Secretary Wants Opportunity to Tell Of U. S. Foreign Policy

MARSHALL WILL EXPLAIN POLICY TO RED PREMIER   To Discuss New U. S. Foreign Stand With Stalin: Soon

MARSHALL T0 EXPLAIN NEW U.S. FOREIGN POLICY T0 RUSSIAN PREMIER: STALIN

MARSHALL 10 TALK WITH STALIN SOOK ONNEW U.S. POLICY   Quarantine of Reds Is Off to Good Start at Capital; Congress Is Expected to Approve.   HIGH OFFICIALS TO TELL OPINIONS

Marshall Waits Soviet Reaction To Loan Proposal   Expected to Confer With Stalin on New Policy Outlined By President   TRUMAN'S ADDRESS IGNORED BY PRESS   First Report on Kremlin  Feeling May Come at  / Big 4 Meet Today

Undecided Whether Marshall To Take Initiative For Conference With Stalin Or Wait Move Fram Ruecdans:   EXPECT MARSHALL TO EXPLAIN SOOX

LIQUOR BILL REVISED AGAIN   Senate Tacks on - Amendment to Give Counties Fund Share

Senate Amends Liquor’ Measure  Gives Counties Share of Proposed Increase

Liquor Bill Is Revised Again In Iowa Senate   Would Give County Governments a Share of 10% Increase

Would Split Price Boost With Cities   State Senate Further Amends Revenue Bil Revised By House.

Coal Prices Expected to Advance to 67c to $1 a Ton; Steel $1.10 a Ton.

Lewis. Majority (i Operators Sign Contract   300.000 Miners to Return to Pits at Record-Setting Pay

AUTHORITIES UN DECIDE D .. WHETHER _ STUDENT WAS.  BUICIDE OR MURDERED —

Church Injunction Dissolved   Ronie Street Pastor Can Resume Pastorate; Case Set For June

3 @ FEIER ExoUN i  . Says Wisdom of Solomon Needed ‘to Solve Palestine Problem

POLICE FACING MORALS COUNTS   Rhode Island Law Enforcement Officers Suspended ; Charges Involve Nightly Trysts With Women In Citv-Owned Park.

TRYSTS TANGLE UP POLICEMEN   Parking In Park Brings Suspensions For 13 At Providence, R. I.

Talmadge To Get No Pay   All Work And-No Pay Fo Man Who Thought He Was. Governor.

Politics Is Charged In Jury Action   Four High-Ranking Officers Accused Of Conspiracy

Gates Stands By Indicted State Police   Four High Officials Charged With Conspiracy By Montgomery County Grand Jury.

AKINS 0 LET UP, HE oA, NEXT 2 DAYS   Towns Evacuated as Rivers in Southwest and Central lowa . Overflow.

OTTUMWA AND EDDYVILLE SEE FLOOD DANGER   Raccoon River From Van Meter to Des Moines Reaching Historic High

Evacute Towns As Rivers Rise Following Rains   Forecast For Fair Weather Bright ens Outlook In State; Many Roads Closed

Prediction: Warmer With Clearing Skies Called for Weekend   Rain Predicted For Sunday Night, Tuesday, Wednesday

Residents Along Lower Des Moines River Warned Of New Flood Approach

Rail, Highway Traffic Halted By High Water   Southwest, Central Areas Hit; Northeast Threatened: Rainfall Heavy 

Phone Strike Settlement In Near Future   Government Officials Believe “Pattern” Now Readied For Early End of Strike.

Pattern of Pay Agreements Is Near Completion   15-Cent Hike Granted USW; Hope Expressed AT&T To Give Same

'HAS AN ACTING MAYOR   Gardner Forgets Election but Former Mavor Fixes Things

TIGERS SEEKING SWEET REVENGE FROM BULLDOGS  Friday Nicht Will   Friday Night Will Be First Home Game OF EFoathall Season

TIGERS SEEKING SWEET REVENGE FROM BULLDOGS   Friday Night Will Be First Home Game Of Football Season

@ PETER EDSON  “Pappy” O’Daniel Would Merely Repeal Labor’s Wagner Act

Restrictions Will Not Effect Supply Of Beer  Nor Brewery Workers   Brewers Agree To Cut Use Of Corn 25 Per Cent; Committee Working To Get Bakers Behind Conservation Movement.

Brewers Swing. Into Line On Food Program   Will. Effect. Savings of Three Million Bushels

Food Savine Role Given Breweries   Details of Pact With Bakeries Fxpnected Soon

BREWERS 10 HELP IN SAVING OF GRAIN 0 ASSIST EUROPE   Use of Corn to Be ( ut by 25 Percent, Beer-maker: Say Today; Bakers to Tell of Opinions.   DAIRY ASSOCIATION BACKS UP ‘BOSSY’

Relief Pool Gets 3 Million Bushels  Of Brewers’ Grait   ‘Luckman Says Action Will Not Have Serious Effect \ on Brewery Output

TWO MORE A     ‘TO ACCIDENTS      ‘alice Report 43 Crashes So Fae During Month of May

Company Adjourns Talks To Study Phone Workers Counterproposal tor $6

$2 to $4 Wage Increase Proposed By Southwestern Bell Is Scorned   Offer Ils Termed ‘Insult’ by Union; Western Electric Negotiations Progress, Ils Report

Reaction Ranges From Warm Endorsement To Sharp Disagreement   Most Democrats Back President   Some Legislators Want To Learn More Before Making Up Minds

SOLON OFFERS A COMPROMISE TAX CUT BILL   One-Third Reduction for ‘Lit. tle Fellow’ Would Remain Under New Proposal

CURLEY WANTS ~ SHORTER TERM   FORMER BOSTON MAYOR  ASKS REDUCTION IN PRISON TERM AS'SON NEAR DEATH

‘Radiator Fumes and Beer ‘Cause Drunken Driving   Excuse Given by Defendant—Another Figured In Co! lision—Six Months Term for Burglar— Await Report on Record of Car Thitves

FORMER UPRIVER WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE IN EAST   Mrs. Josephine Sarti, 39, Former California Resident, Dies In Scranton

Former District Woman Kills Selt  Dies In Scranton State  OL. Bee

WALLACE URGES RETURN TO ‘FOR’   Charges GOP Leading U.S. to ‘Century Of Fear’

BRITAIN TO BUY LESS FROM U.S   Drastic Cut in Purchases Planned to Meet Freeze On Dollar Supply

Strike Reported Nearing End in Five-State Area   Southwestern Bell and Union in Conference Now at St. Louis

CHANCE TO END SOUTHWEST BELL STRIKE JS SEEN   A, E. Johnson, in Charge of Negotiations, Believes Settlement May Come  ’ by End of Week.   CONFERENCES OPEN IN ST, LOUIS TODAY   Company Has Promised tc Make Cash Wage Increase Offer—42,000 Out in Five-State Area,

~ FATALLY SHOT   ONE DAYTON OFFICER SLAIN . AND ANOTHER WOUNDED BY BURGLAR—SLAYER. — . 18 CAPTURED

Dayton Police Officer Slain   Another Officer Wounded When Burglary Attempt Is Interrupted   ONE SUSPECT IS  TAKEN IN BATTLE

[Union Asserts Government! Interested In Breaking Telephone Workers’ Strike

Phone Strikers Get $100,000  From Miners   Check Sent by Lewis After Judge Refunds $2.800.000 of Fine

Phone Strike Talks To Resume   Washington Trying _ Break Strike, Charge

Phone Union Says Washington Tries To Break Strike  “nana to Be Recsumed Tadaw After   Negotiations to Be Resumed Today After A Lapse of Days

Union Accuses Washington Of Trying To Break Strike As Negotiations To Resume

Phone Workers Make Charge:   Union Lawyer Says U.   Seeks to Break Sirike

PHONE UNION SAYS U.S. JS  INTERFERING   Charge Is Made as New Federal Move Gets Under Way

CHARGES HURLED AT GOVERNMENT IN PHONE STRIKE   Union Attorney Accuses Schwellenbach of Trying to Break Morale of Idle Workers.   NEGOTIATIONS WILL RE RESUMED TODA’    Western Electric Has Not Yet  Replied to Invitation to ‘Take Part in Conferences.

Los Angeles Solves Third Mutilation   First Two Crimes,However, Are Mystery; Fourth May Be in View

Two Teen-Age Boys, Woman Held In Slaying   Body Of Woman's Husband Found In Refuse Dump

NAVY ASKS FUNDS TO COUNTER NEW TYPES OF WARFARI   Leaders Plan to Convert 15 Ships for Use in Aretic and Against Undersea Raids.   COST OF THREE-YEAR PROGRAM $55,580,000   ‘Official Says Submarines May Become “Ideal Medium” by Which to Move Troops and Cargo.

Asks Congress To Grant New Defense Funds   Would Operate Vessels On SubmarineArctic Setup

Navy Seeks: $55,580,000 ° For New Type Ship Scheme tee ‘Would Convert ‘15: Vessels, With ©.  Te ye oa LL Asatt. Operations

[NAVY ASKS FUNDS TO CONVERT 15 SHIPS FOR NEW TYPES OF WARFARE IN ARCTIC REGIONS

Leave io Convert Warships Asked  Congress Given   Congress Given Navy Petition

Navy Plans New Type of Undersea Offense, Defense   In Asking Congress for Money, Says Submarine Program Important

Navy Requests 55 Million To Convert 15 Warships   Emphasis Placed On Submarine and Arctic Opera tions In Request From Congress—Details of Ooeration Secret

N avy Conversion _ Plan to Congress   Emplois F Placed On Submarine And Arctic Operations Under 355.580.9000 Prooram

Unions Refuse To File Portal Suits   National AFL Policy Statement Will Be Issued Soon

A. F. OF L, UNIONS SPURN PORTAL SUITS   Leader Says Actions ‘Violaticn Of Good Faith’

15 Large AFL Unions Announce Refusal To Join Parade of Portal Pay Demands

China’s Government Orders Halt to Anti-U. S. Disorders   Provincial, Municipal Authorities Are Directed to See That  KRumarinenea Rea ATRt Tressléar te Pada

(China’s Government Orders Halt to Anti-U. ‘<5. Disorders   Provincial, Municipal Authorities Are Directed to See That Americans Are Not Insulted in Future

ClO LEFTISTS GET SETBACK   fOMMITTEE APPROVES AID TOEUROPE AND ALSO SLAPS AT RUSSIAN TACTICS

Poultry Support  Planned   Higher Prices Are Predicted: Index Goes Up

Sec. Patterson OK’s Lilienthal On Atom Board   Senate Floor Battle On Truman Appointee Now Appears Certain

Chinese Profit On U.S. Surplus   Government Resells War Goods to American Firms

Row Turns Into General Battle   State Police Called In To Quell Outbreak; Assistant Attorney General Robert R.  ~ Reid Suffers Black Eye

Prison Board Denies System ‘Worst’ in U.S   Jester Also Says Improvements Have Been Put Into Use

Kill Families In Murder Rage  Violent Tragedies In Texas, Canada

House, Senate Set lo Pass Aid Statute  Upper House Prepares For Ballot On Plan To Feed Hungry World

Truman’s Aid Policy Up For  Passage Today   Goes To House For Action Senate Prepares To   Vote On Separate   Measure

SOLONS READY TO STAMP FINAL ORAY ON AD BILL   Senate to Vote Today on Plan to Provide Funds for Food Relief

Foreign Aid Bills Nearing Final Stages   Greek-Turk Terms Set; Senate Plans General Fund Vote

AFTER LONG DELAY— - — Congress Ready To. Wrap Up Authority For Aid Program

Congress Takes Final Action On Greek-Turk Aid   Senate Will Vote On Proposal To Help Austria, Hungary, Italy, Poland, China

Senate to Vote on Food Relief   House - Senate Compromise Committee Sends Bill to House

GREEK AID PLAN ‘NEAR FINAL VOTE   Senate - House Commitiee Works out Compromise

Congress Set To Stamp Final Okay On Greek-Turkish Aid Bill After Two-Month Fight   Meosure Calls For Senate Confirmation Of Top Directors For Aid Project

FINAL 0. K. DUE ON GREEK-TURK AID FROM U. S.   Senate Also Prepares For Vote On 350 Millions To Feed Hunarv

Congress Is Set To Stamp Final Okay On Balkan Aid Bill   Foreign Relief Measure Ready For Senate Vote

Legislation Would Pay  Councilmen  Members Here  mye ary op   Members Here Eligible For £95 Por Month

TRUMAN ASKS DEFENSE FUND OF 11 BILLION   BALANCE IS SOUGHT BETWEEN SECURITY AND ECONOMY

73 Yugoslavs Expelled by Italian Gov't.   Charged With Fomenting Riots and Strikes -

pone to Push For Prohibition ‘of Germ Warfare   Poland Expected To Bring Issue - To UN Discussion

RUSSIAN ALLY TO ASK UN ACTION  ~Germ Warfare Ban Is To Be Proposed

Soon To Ask UN To Start  Nevotiations   Soviets Make Move Through Polish Officials

New Inquiry 1 in Poisoning Asked  Jefferson Prosecutor Seeks Jury Probe in MeConnell Death

Search Goes On for More  Fire Victims      Fires Still Burning in Oil Storage Tanks; Inquiry Into Cause of Tragic Explosion Under Wav

377 Known Dead in Texas City Disaster   Red Cross List of 580 Dead Conceded to Contain Number of Duplications; Rescue Workers Probe Ruins of Montsanto Plant

Search of Blast Ruins Continues   See Page 4 for latest revised list of Texas City dead.

WORKERS FIND iA? BODIES IN TEXAS BLASTS   @eary Crews Seek Added victims Of Dock Disaster: Fires Still Burn   Photo on Page 8.

Rescue Workers. Wear Asbestos Suits As They D'g Into» Ssattered Wreckage   RED CROSS CLAIM CLAIMS 580 DEAD HAVE BEEN FOUND

Search for More Bodies Continues While Huge Fires Still Rage In Wrecked City’s Oil Refineries; Death Toll Now Near 600 Figure

Red Cross Reports 542 Bodies Found   Memorial Services For Dead Held Saturday At 6 P.M.

Rescue Workers Continue Probe Of Ruined Plant   Death List at 580; Persistent Reports Of Survivors Denied

BACK INTO THE HAUNTED RUINS  OF TEXAS BLAST   Weary But Dogged Rescue Workers Return to Search of Ruins.   542 BODIES RECOVERED   Fires Stil Burn In Oil Storage Tanks; Gloomy Pall Cast Over City.

FIRES STILL BURNING IN BLAST AREA   Asbestos- Clad Rescue Workers Prepare to Go Back Into Ruined Chemical Plant in Search of More Victims.

Chemical Plant Ruins Give Up Bodies of 35   Known Dead Total 542; Coast Guard Continues Probe

Search for Bodies Continues Under Pall 0!  Smoke, in Glare of Searchlights; Coast Ceca) Deneene Tet.

Rescuers Continue Hunt For Texas City Dead Neath Toll Now Plared At 277

Comb Blast Ruins An Light of Fires   Searchers Take More Bodies From Texas City Wreckage   DEATH TOTAL NOW 580   Smoke From Burning O: Tanks Casts Pall Over the Region

Texas City Ruins Yield More Bodies Set Toll at 580   CT LO al JOU  Ammunition Aboard First Death Ship,  Invectiqation Showc

RESCUE WORKERS FIND 52 BODIES “WETBIAS RUBBLE   Search for More Victims Renewed; Oil Fires Are : ”'Sa8tt Dee etiney

542 Bodies Discovered  In Wreckase   Mass Burial Being Planned For Texas City Dead; Oil Tank Fires Still Raving

At Least 580Died In Texas  Tragedy   Rescue Crews Are Still Locating Bodies Today

PLAN SERVICES FOR KNOWN 047 DEAD   Fires Continue To Burn In Oil Storage Tanks  COMMISSION   Of Three Is Appointed To Prevent Unauthorized Removal Of Bodies

Coast Guard Investigator Says Cause of Blast May Be Mystery  for Weara

RESCUE WORKERS  DIG GRIMLY FOR  OTHERS MISSING MANY BODIES FOUND  IN PIECES: TEXAS CITY SMOULDERING

Mangled Condition Of Texas Blast Victims Makés Recovery Task a Difficult One

Rescue Crews Find Bodies ir Blasted Plant   Asbestos-Clad Men Search Ruins as Oil Tanks Burn   Picture on Pace 3

Find 542 Bodies In Texas City; Search Still On  ommuui ity Joins In , emoria ial Services

Search Still On for More Texas Dead   Rescue Workers Clad in Asbestos Suits Probe the Monsanto Plant

Fires Still Burning In Texas City   Memorial Services For Dead To Be Held Today

tll ly le al Nl et BOM TO  580 Dead Counted In Texas City  _ Fires Still Burn In Wrecked City

Rescue Workers Search Plant   524 Bodies Found In Texas City, Red Cross Says

RAGING FIRES STILL BURNING IN FUEL TANKS   To Hold Memorial Services on Football Field Late Today

Release List of 580 Dead   Fires Still Burn in Oil Storage Tanks

Bodies of 542 Found to Date: Search Goes On   Monsanto Plant Ruins Give up Number of Dead

Red Cross Lists Total Known Fatalities, But Admits Possible Duplication Of Names In Few Instances— Many Of 3,000 Injured Expected To Die, Relief Officials Report—Oil Fires Still Rumble As Rescue Crew Seeks Bodies Of Victims

580 Dead Counted in  Texas City   Duplication of Names in List of Victims May Cut Blast Toll

Mayor Appoints “Dead Body Commission” To Prevent Unauthorized Removal Victims

Russians, Czechs Are Boycotting Marshall Proposal   Delegates From Two Countries Fail to Attend As Subcommittee Considers Year-Around Assembly Plan; More Verbal Charges Hurled

i a eee ee ae tu,  rank . Tieton Ae ea eyes ee gee nce verti roe See a wT my 4 r  Shows Increase

25 Per Cent Increasesin Farm Income   Cash Receipts Over Same Period In 1946

FARMERS’ PAY SHOWS INCREASE   Agricullure Depariment Reports That Farm Income Is About 25 Per Cent Jligher Than Year Avo.

Farm Income  Higher Than  A Year Ago   Greater Part Of Increase  Reflects Higher Prices  Since Ceilings On Farm Products Were Refnoved

L.S. Farm Income ip 25° Over 1916  Washington Reports Si2 Billion Income— Corn Prospects Bad

Farm Income 25 Per Cent Above 1946   Twelve Billion Cash Receipts

U.S. Asks Basic Portal Pay Suit Be Thrown Out   Labor Abuses Peril American Worker’s Freedom, Says Ball

Hospital At Ritchie Approaches Opéning   Applications And Exam inations For Many Positions Given

WAR WORKER FACES $160,000 TAX CLAIM   ‘Treasury Catches Up With Laborer Who Wen $200,000 Gambling Over 4-Year Period,

GROUP THAT: KIDNAPED _-GUARD AND STOLE TRUCK ARE STILL BEING HUNTED

SIX FUGITIVES ESCAPE OHIO R EFORMATORY   Leave Guard, Prison Truck a Grand Rapids; Flee in Red Sedan

6 PRISONERS. DESERT GUARD AND TRUCK   Ohio Reformatory Inmates Remain At Large

Six Fugitives Sought After Prison Break   eer" uard Gets Free:  Stolen Truck Found

GIN ESCAPE FROM OnIOS PENITENTIARY   Force Guard To Drive Them In Truck From Inside Prison

6 OHIO FUGITIVES ELUDE OFFICERS   Guard Makes Escape From Mansfield Abductors

Set Cost of GI Black Mart Operations at $500,000,000  But US Has ‘Lond’ Position in Marks

Black Market Has Cost United States 300 Million Cash   Estimate Is Double That of British Figure; Complete Report Is Prepared

HALF BILLION OR MORE SEEN AS GOVERNMENT LOSS FROM BLACK MARKET DEALS OF C’S ABROAD

SOLDIERS’ BLACK MARKET COSTLY   Expense To U. $. Approxi—Mately Hatt Billion Dollars

See U.S. Losses Of Half Billion - In Black Mart   Estimate Involves Money Operations In’ Furope Of American Soldiers

Government May Be Out Half Billion Through Overseas Black Market Operations By Gls

9 Decided On Use of A-Bomb   Stimson Reveals How Committee Thought It Would Save Million Lives

NAVAL SECRETARY TELLS OF DECISION ON A-BOMB ATTAUK   Nine Men Decided upon Making Use of Awesome Weapon, Stimson Says in Magazine.   RESULTS DECLARED WORTH THEIR COST

Stimson Discusses A-Bomb Decisions   Conclusion To Use New Deadly Weapon Seen As “Our Least Abhorrent Choice”

Government Cuts Exports of Grain To Check Prices  Stassen, Bridges Urge Truman to Promote Voluntary Control

GRAIN SHIPMENTS ABROAD REDUCED   Truman Is Called Upon to Lead Nation in Conservation

Considerable Cut In Grain Export Made   Action Taken In Effort Tc Reduce Living Costs Here

GRAIN INTENDED FOR SHIPMENT 10 EUROPE SLASHER   November Allocation Cut 35 Per Cent Below That in . ' October as Food Cost Complaints Pile Up.   EXPORT POLICIES 2 TO BE REVIZWED   Stassen and Bridges Call on ‘Truman to Lead Nation in Voluntary Action to Combat High Prices. -

EXPORT GRAIN CUT AS FOOD PRICES MOUNT   VOLUNTARY ACTION URGED TO COMBAT LIVING COSTS

U.S. ORDERS GUT IN GRAIN EXPORT   November Allocation Is Reduced as Food Price Crisis Grows.

President Faced With Increasing Clamor To  Halt Rising Food Costs   Government Slashes Amount Of Grain Destined For Export During November By 43 Per Cent Under Monthly Average Of July-October

Grain Shipments Abroad Slashed  Truman Urged Act Tc Combat Living Costs

SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN ABROAD ARE CURTAILED   Action Taken To Review Domestic Supply Prospects And Policies ©   REPUBLICANS MAKE APPEAL TO TRUMAN

Nation Girds To Fight Food Prices  U.S. Slashes Grain  Shipments Overseas

FOREIGN GRAIN SHIPMENTS IN NOV. SLASHED   Allotment for Month Cut 35 Per Cent. By  Government

U.S. Slashes Shipments of Grain Abroad   Truman Faces Greater Clamor for Action to Halt Rising Living Cost

November’s Grain Export Quota Is Cut   New Clamor Heard For Combatting of High Living Costs

DEMOCRATIC WHIP OPPOSES NEW SESSION OF CONGRESS, FEARING SIDETRACKING OF MAIN ISSUE

SUSPECT IN MISS SHORT'S MURDER-HELD.   Man Admits to. Flirtation But Denies Killine

ADMITS AFFAIR WITH SLAIN GIRL   MAN HELD ON COAST AS SUSPECT IN MURDER

CITIZENS JOIN OFFICERS SEARCHING Kor SLAYERS   Red Tape Leaves Four Stranded On Islands

“War Mongering” Accusations Prove Boomerang as “Cominon Front” Develops to Forestali Soviet Mancuvers — Saturday's UN Program Cults for 22 Speakers.

Marshall Plan Would Bolster  German Nation   ‘Will Seek Enemy’s Speed  Return to Self-Support At Moseow Talks

MARSHALL SET FOR MEET IN MOSCOW SOON   Blueprint Of Postwal Germany Takes Final Form; Plans Ready

Secretary Withholds Blueprint for Reich; Long Debate Expected Between U. S., Russia

GERMAN PICTURE. IS TAKING FORM   Marshall Makes Last Minute Preparations For Meet- . ina in Moscow

Speedy Self-Sufficiency For Germany Is Proposed   Secretary Marshall Winds Up Preparations For Moscow Confererice—Soviet Opposition To U.S. Plans Foregone Conclusion

RIVER STAGES   THE EVENING DEMOCRAT HIGH-LOW TEMPERATURE AND RAIN REPORT ©

RIVER STAGES   THE EVENING DEMOCRAT HIGH-LOW TURE AND RAIN REPORI

MISSISSIPPI] RIVER STAGES   THE EVENING DEMOCRAT HIGH-LOW TEMPERATURE AND RAIN REPORT

Nazi Draws Death Penalty   Sentences Range From 5 Years To Life For 14 Others.

‘Iron Age’ Says Scrap Metal Marke “In Most Chaotic Stage in History’

Pennsylvania Farm Show In January To Be ‘Best’   1948 Exhibition Will Be Most Outstanding In 31-Year History, Agriculture Secretary Predicts

Driver Dies When  Car Plunges Into  Bridge Near Akror Carroll Williams,’  Beresford, S. D., Is

Driver Dies When  Car‘Plunges Into   Bridge Near Akron Carroll Williams, Beresford, S. D., Is  “72 ac Vi... An dawk .

Girl Dies In Fire at Home   12-Year-Old Daughter. of Ohic Wesleyan Caretaker Perishes.

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Millionatres Outnumber Bears In Santa Barbara

 Black Bears in California Fought a Losing Battle With State’s Millionaires

Bandits Make Big Haul In St. Louis   Night Cashier at St. Louis Public Service Co. Robbed of $14,292 Early Today.

Oil Shortage Predicted For This Winter   Calls Upon Producers Provide Fuel For Armec Forces And All Possible Industries

Chapman Says U. S Will Run Short Of Winter Fuels  Demand for Federal Controls Will Be Next Proposal

Predicts Oil Industry Will Fail to Meet US Fuel Needs  Sees Demand For Federal Controls

Montgomery Leaves on Trip to Russia; Hopes To See Premier Stalin

‘Eleanor, Grieved by Farley 'Snub’ Claim, Savs. Jim Was Like One of the Family

Farley Articles ‘Deeply Grieved By FDR's Widow   Denies Having Said Mr and Mis. Farley Were Not ‘Social Equals’

Truman  ws  r:,  oa . 15         President Sets Sail On..Battleship Missouri, Well Pleased With Trip te Brazil

President Truman Homeward Bound From Rio Mission   "Task Force 84’ Is Scheduled To Arrive in Norfolk on Sent. 19.

PRESIDENT IS ON WAY HOME   Truman Heartened By Re. ception Given Him On Good Will Mission

President Returns To U. S. From Meeting in Brazil  Truman Is Heartened By Reception, Signing of Treaty

Truman Heads Back Toward US   Plans 13-Day Trip after Successful Rio Peace Parley

TRUMAN LEAVES SOUTH AMERICA   EN ROUTE HOME ON U.S.S, MISSOURI; S PLEASED AT RESULTS

Truman Returning To U.S. from Rio On “Mighty Mo”   Is in Touch with  Washington---Plans To Arrive at Norfolk Mornina of Sent. 19

TRUMAN PICTURE OF MAN AT PEACE WITH THE WORLD   The President Is Homeward Bound Aboard the “Mighty Mo” Today.   A ROYAL RECEPTION   Was On a Good Will Tour to Brazil; 18 Days to Make Trip.

President Sails : Homeward on-“Mo  In High Spirits   Truman Will Go. Directly to ’ Norfolk, Thus. : By-Passing Two Island ‘Stops :

‘As He Travels Home From Ric   Aboard Huge Battleship, President Planning No. ‘Stops Before Land- - tng-At Norfolk.

TRUMAN HEADS HOME FROM BRAZILIAN TRIP   President Relaxes Aboard Battleship Missouri

Aboard d ‘Mi ght y Mo President Wears ‘Six-Star’ Cap to Outrank Adm. Leahy

Truman Head: For Home On Mighty Mo.   Persident’s Trip Back by Sea Will Take 13 Days

President Truman Is Homeward Bound Aboard ‘Mighty Mo   Chief Executive Plainly Heartened by Outcome of Rio Parley

Missouri on 13 Day Run To Norfolk   President, Heartened by Reception Accorded in Brazil, Plans To Be in Capital September 20.

Former Chief Justice Roberts Pleads For Universal Training as ‘Uraent’

Roberts Urges Arms Training To Keep Peace   Former Justice Says Each Day of Delay Brings War Closer

Restore Normal World Relations, Warns Pope Pius  May he Last Opportunity, Ho Tells Winning Nations; Elis Intolerant Systems

Soon Urged Peace Action  Pius Admonishes   Pius Admonishes Aaainst Delay

Pope Flays  War Victors   Blames 3 Them For Fail ure to Achieve Security But Says There Is Still Chance For Peace

Pope Pius XII Asks Restore Relationships   People Losing Patience And Hope; Says Always Hope For Settlement.

TIME CHANGE EARLY SUNDAY   EASTERN STATES GO ON DAY. LIGHT SAVING TIME AT 2 O’CLOCK IN MORN. — ING *

ES  DAYLIGHT TIME BEGINS SUNDAY IN MANY CITIES   To Continue Until Sept. 28; Mattoon on Standard Time

Union - Reject: Phone’ Plea. To. Arbitrate  US. Officials Pla in   U. S. Officials Plan Efforts to Avert Strike on Monday

PHONE WORKERS REJECT OFFER FOR ARBITRATION   Union, Operators Fail To Reach Agreement At Night Conference

THREAT OF PHONE WALKOUT GROWS   CONFEREES MAKE NO HBADWAY—HOUSE GROUP 0.K’S ANTI-STRIKE BILL

Phone Operafors Reject Limited Arbitration Bid  Committee Approves Anti-Strike Measure

Congress Abandons Hope of Enacting Laws To Head Off U. S.-Wide Walkout

LITTLE HOPE SEEN TO HALT PHONE STRIKE   Union Leader Asserts All Signs Point To Walkout Monday

Hitch-Hiker Held For Slaying Man   Shoots Owner Of Car When Veteran Refuses to Turn Car Over to Him

SHOT AT WHEEL GF AUTOMOBILE   Young Hitch-Hiker Held For Murder In Auto Death Of War Veteran, Brother Of Gen. FEisenhower’s Personal Pilot.

U.N. WON'T OUST BRITISH YANK TROOPS   Flare-UP Marks Assembly Vote

Soviet Balkan Plan Rejected By Vote of UN   Would Have Ousted Unitec States and British Troops  in Greece

Russians Launch Last Ditch Fight in Balkan Tangle   Vishinsky Insists U.S., British Move Troops From Greece

RUSS DEFEATED IN UN VOTE ON GREECE QUSTER   Reds Deny Comintern Revived in Session on British, U. §. Troops

Soviets Fail To Oust U. S.  From Greece   Russians Beaten In UN; Spokesman Denies Comintern Revived

UNRejects: Soviet Proposal of Ousting Troops:from:Greece   Bitter Argument Marks. Reds Denial Of New Comintern

Governinent Asks Double Margin Sum   Administration Seeks to  Leasen ‘Boom and Bust’ _ Dangers in Nation’: ” Opain Markets

URGES DOUBLING OF GRAIN MARGINS   GOVERNMENT EECOMMENDS INCREASE TO CURB MARKET SPECULATION.

Small Papers Face Newsprint Crisis   Shortage of Pape) Threatens Nation’s Newspapers

VA Requests States Check Claims. Of Gls  VA Tightening Up go Uneniploymen t  aime Of Vetarane

Closer Check On Claims By Veterans Is Planned    38,000 Exhaust Jobless Benefits During December:  Total Now 159.000

V; “AY ‘Pushes: Rigid: ‘Check- -Ups On Gil Bill Jobless Claims «-

Veterans Administration to Intensify Check-Ups on Unemployed Ex-G.1.'s

Black Cat Band Will Open Fund Drive With Concert   Will. Play Downtown Friday Afternoon

Waitress. kidnaped by Nearo Robber. Returns   Charaes Scheduled Aaainst Hungarian Minister

INDO AIRMEN RAKE 2 TOWNS   Republican Planes Smash For First Time At Dutch Territory

DUTCH AIRMEN. ~ AGAIN STRAFE - ENEMY BASES   DUTCH ‘PLANES FIGHT OFF ATTACKING REPUBLICAN ROMBERS WITH-,FEW CASUALTIES RE . PORTED

Air Attacks Are Made On Dutch ~ Held Territory   Indonesian Republican Air men Carry Out First Retaliatory Attacks   SCORCHED EARTH POLICY REPORTED

INDONESIANS HIT DUTCH FROM AIR   Republican Forces Make First Retaliatory Plane Attack

Blazing Tanker Is Abandoned   One Dead In Explosion And Result ant Fire.

U. S. Tanker Ablaze Off England; Sailor Killed: Collision Blamed

JANUARY DECLINE IS HALTED  Many Food Prices Boosted Over Nation, Survey Shows

U.S. Food Prices Go Up: Butter Below Top Here; Cold in East Is Factor

Weather, Other Seasonal Factors Partly Reason Survey Reveals Brakes Applied To Sharp Dip In Price Of Food

Some Food Prices  Have Been Revisec Cross-Country Survey Is   Cross-Country Survey Is Made

Price ‘of ‘Food Rises After. January. Drop  - Crosa US.’ Survey ©   -Crosa U.S.’ Survey» ‘Shows Variation +; ‘Thy Manv Seettnnsa

Price Decline  Slows to Halt   Many Food Costs Leveling Off Or Going Back Up

Price Tags Revised Upward On Meat, Butter And Milk   MEN’S CLOTHING IS ABOVE OPA CEILING

PASSES BILL 4-17; SENDS HT TOTRUMAN   Three to One Margin Given Legislation More Than Enough to Override Possible Veto.   /MEASURE OPPOSED   BY UNION LEADERS   Called Incentive to Production by Sponsors— Goes Beyond President’s Recommendations.

Vote Margin Is Large Enough ‘To Nullify Veto   Measure’s Opponents Pin Their Hopes on Change of Sentiment

Senate Approves Measuve By 5410 17 Vote and Sends_lt to President.  Tarayan

Whether President Vetoes it or not, Margins in iBoth Houses Seem to Assure Its Becoming Law.

Measure Passes Congress By Larger Majority. Than Needed To Override Veto.

3 To 1 Margin Is Sufficient To Beat Veto   Democrats Keep Oppesition Rolling To the Bitter End

Margin Is 54 to 17, EnoughToOverride If Truman Decides To Veto Measure

Measure to Curb Strikes, Unions Passes in Senate  54-to-17 Vote Sends Bill to President

History-Making Measure’s Margin  Would Beat Veto   Many Democrats Join in Supporting Move to Restrict Union:

Senate Passes Union-Curbing Bill, 54 To 17   Margin Is Enough To Override Veto

VOTE MARGIN IS ENOUGH 10 NULLIFY VETO   BILL TO SHACKLE UNIONS PUT UP TO PRESIDENT

Measure Goes To White House  Strength To Override  Veto Is Shown

ENTIRE NATION FEELS PINCH OF COAL SHORTAGE   Wartime Blackout Resumed; Effort Made To Mobilize All Transport

Britain Frames New Measures To Meet Fuel Crisis   NationWide Cuts In Electricity To Domestic Consumers Now Contemplated   REPORT ANOTHER DAY OF BLIZZARDS

‘SPREADS OVER ALL BRITAIN   Electric Shutoffs Extended Throughout Nation After  Mohine? Cacecinn

CUT IN POWER IN ENGLAND EXTENDED   Paralyzing Action Applies to Whole United Kingdom

120 Railways Impassable Due to Snow   Cabinet Considers Crisis, as Troops Unable To Move Vital Fuel

[Power Shutoff Spreads Over All Britain   Street Lighting Cut; Blizzard Continues Through Ninth Day

EXTENSION OF ~ POWER ORDER 1S ANNOUNCED   SCOTLAND, WALES AND “NORTHERN IRELAND NOW AFFECTED BY SHUTOFF. OF ELECTRICITY

Members Balk Over Senate Amendments   Continued Opposition Would Send Measure To Conference with Onlv Two Davs Left

Liquor Reform Bill, Long in Dispute With Amendments, Expected To Show Up Again Today.  EXTRA-PENNY GAS TAX IS PDNISCTISSEN

School Bloc, Turner Clash   Governor Declares State Can't Grant $26,500,000; Still for Original OEA Program

Turner Throws Down Gage fo School Bloc   Governor Declares  State Is in No Position To Hike Appropriation To $26,500,000 Asked

Hardin Observes Centennial With Lots Of Apples   Democrats Square Away For 1948 Campaian; To Pick Convention Site

Democratic Party Set For 1948  Caummittac tn Sele.   Committee to Selec! Convention City, Plan Campaign

Democrats In Session Today on 1948 Race   Committee to Name Convention City, Start Political Ball Rolling

DEMOCRATS T0 LAUNCH DRIVE   Name Committee To Pick Convention City And Elect Chairman   SET FOR BIG BATTLE

Democrats To Plan Strategy For Next Year      PARTY LEADERS TO PICK CONVENTION CITY SOON

Democrats Meet To Pick Site Of 1948 Convention   Philadelphia, San Fran cisco To Make Bid  For Convention.

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE IN SESSION   Philadelphia Given Edge by Party Leaders as 1948 Convention Site.

CONVENTION SITE EYED BY DEMOS   4  Committee Expected To Select Philadelphia—New Chairman To Be Confirmed

Philadelphia May Get Demo Convention   - Party Convenes Nationa! Committee

Democrats Pick Convention City At Parley Today  Four ‘Bonus Votes’ May Go To States  Damoacratic in 1944

Democrats Pick Convention City  Philadelphia Leads For June 21 Session

Special Session of Legislature Will Last Only Few Days, Now Expected

SNOW AND RAIN PREDICTED TODAY   FORECASTER SAYS MISSOURI AND KANSAS CAN EXPECT A CHILLY DAY.

Senate Okehs ‘Defense Pact For Amerteas   .Assures United Action of  Western World in Case of Attack

Italy Premier To Seek Test   Confidence Vote Due In Face of Criticism

Tension in Mill Strikes  Increasing   Management, Union Heads Disagree on Number of Men Returning to Work In Taimbher Plants

Jewish Reprisals Continue; 4 More Britons Wounded  Armed Group Raids Sunbathing Party

UNDERGROUND ATTACKS KEEP BRITISH BUSY   Latest Reprisal Move Brings Injury To 4 Be oe 6 ues Aes en

British Army Men Wounded  In Palestine  Action Believed To Be Retaliatory One by Jewish Group

BRITISH ARMY MEN WOUNDED   Four Injured In Attack By Band Of Armed Jews On Sun-Bathing Party

Attlee Stiffen:  British for  Long Struggle Calls for More Coal A Output, Thin Diet a" 8

British Told Of Hard Road Aheac  Attlee Outli nes Economic Position

Economic Crisis Faced By Britons  More Austerity,   More Austerity, Pinching of Belts And Hard Work Due

 A ‘Working Pattern’  British Must Dig More Coal, Eat Less ‘And Go Without Luxuries for Long Time

Attlee Tells British People They Must Cinch U p Belts And Dig More Coal to Escape ‘Enduring National Panert

British People Get Sad News   More Pinching of Belt: Held Necessary By Prime Minister

fell British Mc Narney yf Austerity Sees Failure acing Them InGoverning

Britain Faces Long Period Of Austerity  Attlee Says —Misset Gheiens, W ack

Problem Is     A ssembly   _SYRIA AND EGYPT TEAM UP TO     FORCE MATTER INTO FULL.  FLEDGED DEBATE. WITHOUT FURTHER DELAY

Kaiser Testifies At Senate Probe On Warplanes   Says Admiral Leahy Gave Go-Ahead Sign On Cargo Aircraft

Holds Baby Carriers  Won The Wat   Shipbuilder 'T e stifies Adm. Leahy Authorized Contract For 200 - Ton Cargo Planes

Leahy Gave Go-Ahead on Huge Planes   Kaiser Also Says Note to F. D. R. Won Flat-Top Contract

Kaiser Says Leahy Flashed Go-Ahead For Cargo Planes   industrialist Testifies Also That Note Te President Roosevelt Landed Order For Carriers After Turndown by Navy

Kaiser Testifies Leahy Was Pivotal ManDuring Contract Negotiations      Manufacturer Says Thet Mele Yo FDR Brough! Baby Flat Top Award After Services Med Seelfed J) Pranace! .

Kaiser Says Leahy Flashed Go-Ahead Sign   Huge Contract For Planes Which Never Reached Air

Kaiser Tells How He Got Airplane,  Carrier Contract   Industrialist Assails ‘Smear Campaign’; Says Presi dent Roosevelt Gave Go-Ahead On Baby Flat-Top Deal When Navy Balked  wy ee ee eS ee

Kaiser Admits MessagingFDR On Flat Tops   Cargo Plone Contract Approved By Leahy, Committee Told

BIGEARGO PLANES ‘ORDERED BY LEAHY, KAISER TESTIFIES   Declares His Efforts to Put Craft Into Mass Production to Attack U-Beats Were Thwarted.   _E.D. R. GAVE GO-AHEAD ON SMALE CARRIERS   Builder Says He Got Order on Flat Tops by Sending Note to President After Navy Balked.

Note to President Got Order For 10( Baby Flat Tops   Declares These Small Aircraft Carriers ‘Practically Won War’

FDR Aide Gave Plane Contract Okay-Kaiser   Industrialist Also Says Carrier Order Came From Roosevel

Kaiser Testifies Leahy Approvet Plane Contract   Says He Flashed GoAhead On Maulti-Million Wartime Job

KAISER SAYS LEAHY BACKED CARGO PLANES   NOTE TO ROOSEVELT LANDED ORDER FOR BABY FLAT TOPS

Kaiser Claims FDR Aide Approvec Careo Plane Contract Under Probe

Note to F. D. R. Gets Order for Flat Tops   Industrialist Tells Committee of Wartime Contracts

AGREEMENT  “IN- PRINCIPLE” .REPORTED REACHED—PO~- LICE TAKE FIRM AC. >  SIMON we

POLICE SWINGING CLUBS  600,000 Idle As Italy  Faces General Strike

General Strike  Called In Rome   Police Break Up Demonstra. tions In Front Of Foreion Office   ABOUT 600,000 ARE REPORTED AFFECTED

POLICE BATTLE MOBS IN ROME   600. 000 Idle in City - Wide General Strike

Solons’ Approval o! Tax Cuts Is Due   Speaker Martin Predicts Truman Will Sign Bill

House Stamps Final Approval on Income Tax Cut Jyy  Senate Action On Legislation Fynected Tuesday

FINAL APPROVAL “ON INCOME TAX CU]   Republican Backed Legisla: tion for $4,000,000,000 Reduction July 1.

Senate to Get Bill  Tomorrow   Sponsors of Bill Fear Veto by President Truman

Senate Sanction Is Expected to Follow Tuesday  Bill Then Will  Go to President

Senate Expected To Act Tuesday ‘On GOP Measure   President Confronts Biggest Decision On Whether to Veto Bill

Quick Sanction Is Expected From Senate   Passage to Pose Knotty Decision For President Trumar

 Sena te Sanction Excepted  House Stamps Final OK On Bill To Cut Income Taxes On July 1

HOUSE APPROVES ~ TAX CUT MEASURE   Senate Is Expected to Pass the Proposal Tomorrow

House Stamps Approval on Tax Reduction   Income Tax Slash Will Go Into Effect July 1 If Signed

Tax Cut In Line To Get  Action   Three Major Bills May Be Passed During Week

HOUSE PASSES BILL CUTTING INCOME TAXES   To Senate on Tuesday: Then to President For Vital Action

House Approves Income Tax Reduction; Senate Acts on Bill Tomorrow

Final Passage of Tax Bill Is Awaited in Congress   ‘House OKs Measure; Routine Senate Approval Due  Tuesday; Truman Veto Questioned

EFFECTIVE DAY. TO BE JULY 1, CHIEF WILLING   Act Would Provide Slashes of 10.5-30 Percent—Senote Votes Tuesday

House Approves Income Tax Reduction Bill; Senate’s Okeh Expected:

HOUSE APPROVES INCOME TAX CUT   SENATE SLATED TO PUT MEASURE ON PRESIDENT’S DESK

House Votes Okay On Tax Cuf Measure   Senate Approval Of Income Rates Reduction Is Expected On Tuesday

House Gives Final OK On Income Tax Bill   Routine Senate Sanction Next, Then To Truman For Study—Action.

Bill To Cut Income Tax Wins Favor   House Votes 220 Ts 90 To Slash Taxes By July 1, Senate Expected To OK Legislation Tuesday

“House Approves G.0.P.-hacked Tux ‘Cut Measure Vate Was 220 to 99...

SENATE SANCTION [5 DUE TUESDAY; GIVES TRUMAN BIG DECISION  INDIVIDUAL LEVIES TO  BE TRIMMED IF VETO  DOES NOT KILL BILL

House Adopts Income Levy Cut, Bill Goes to Senate; Truman s Decision Awaited   Tax Cuts Would Range From 10. 5 To 30 Per Cent in GOP Plan: Congress’ Vacation May Be Brief

House Approves Bill To Slash Income Taxes   Senate Sanction Believed Routine.

House Stamps Final Approval On Income Tax Bill; Senate Action On Measure Due Tuesday: Truman Will Face Big Decision

INVESTIGATION OF PROBES EYED   Study Of Studies Asked As Hughes Aftermath

Halt of Hughes Quiz Seen as Republican ‘Political Black Eve’   Investigation of Investigations Urged by Montana’s Sen. Murray; Comunittee to Face Ficht for Life

Senator Calls for Probe into Groups Making Inquiries   Says Republicans Got ‘’Black Eye” Over Hughes’ Cas:

No Politics in Plane Inquiry Says Ferguson   Refuses to Eater Into Controversy in Press cad Radie

Democrat Asks Investigations © Be Investigatec   Murray Sees Hughes Case Example Of Efforts To Smear Every Witness

Senate Investigations Hit By Democrat, GOP Senators ‘Manner of Hughes Inquiry Rapped

Mur ray, ‘Asks Probe Of Inv estigations;, Hits’ Serisations   ‘Democrats May. Try:-Again Ka Of War Investigating Groups -

WANTS. SENAIE TO LOOK INTO PROBES BY GOP  Senator Murr Tay Says      Senator Murray Says Hughes Probe Was Smear Campaign      WILL TRY AGAIN   Democrats Aim To . Kill Off ‘War In- vestigation

SENATE PROBE OF PROBERS IS SUGGESTED   Murray, Commenting on Postponement of the Hughes Case, Thinks Senate Should Inquire Into Investigations.

DEMOCRAT ASKS START PROBE OF SENATE PROBERS   CHARGE POLITICS AS FERGUSON ADJOURNS INQUIRY ON HUGHES

Democrat Calls For Checking Of  Investigators   Murray Says Senate Committee Tried To ‘Smear’ Witnesses

"GOP Circus” Is Rapped By Sen. Murray   “Political Black Eye”! Said Given  Re Invectiantioan

Say GOP Got Political Black Eye In Breaking Off Hughes Investigation

Asks Inquiry Into Inquiries  Senator Murray Says GOP Got ‘Black Eye’

DEMOCRATIC. SENATOR CALLS FOR AN INVESTIGATION OF INVESTIGATIONS AS HEARING ON HUGHES IS DELAYED

‘Montanan Silent on Dems’ Course   Claims Decision to Break Off Hughes Inquir: Gave Republicans “Political Black Eve’’.

Democrat Wants  Probe of Probers   Ferguson Reiterates Hughes Quiz to Reopen Hearings November 17

Hughes Probe Brings Charge Of ‘Black Eye’ By Robertson   Virginian Says GOP Damaged Politically After Postponement

Murray Urges “Probe” Of All Senate Probes   DEMOCRATIC SOLONS CRITICIZE GOP TACTICS

Dem Senator Calls for Investigation of Investigations after Hughes Probe

Murray Suggests Senate Probe Of Investigations —   Democrats Flay Hughes _ Hearing Postponement

Democrat Asks Probe Of Probes   Will Try to Kill Off War Investigating Group

Democrats Get Chance To Crack At Hughes Case   Inquiry Seen As Giving The GOP A “Politi. cal Black-Eye’’ While Montana Senator Would Look Into All InvesticaHane.

Says Inquir y Gave G.O.P. ‘Black Eye’   Senator Murray Would Haye Investigation Of Investigations

GOP ‘Shiner’ Results From  Investigation   Democrats Lash Out At Party After Warplanes Probe Is Called Off; Meyer Forced Issue

INQUIRY ASKED ~ INTO INQUIRIES   Senator Claims G.0.P. Hurt In Halting Hughes Quiz

ASKS SENATE 10 PROBE INQUIRIES   End Of Hughes Investigation Called ‘Political Black Eye‘   ‘SMEAR’ MOVE SEEN

Would Probe Investigations  Montanan Wants Senate to Check Quizzing Committees

Asks Probe Of Probes   Demo Senator Says "Too Many Cases:Turn  Into. Smear: Canisaigns

GOP Given ‘Political Blackeye’  Investigations Of Invectiaatians

Vandenberg Supports Truman ~   Calls on Congress, “Using Own Best Judg: ment” As:To Method, To ‘Grant’ Aid Rexuest

Plain Understanding of Basic Principles Is Essential, Says Vandenberg; Fears of Open War With Russia Voiced By Few Congressmen.

Meets With Department Heads Today   Action May Be Delayed, Vandenberg  Declares

Momentous New Policy Discussed in Secret   Vandenberg Thinks Congressional  Action on President Truman’s Dg RAN OD OPT

SENATE PANEL HEARS EXPLANATION BEHIND CLOSED DOORS TODAY  STATE, WAR AND NAVY  PEPARTMENTS HEADS

Congress Urged To Support Plea   Senator Insists Information Be Made Available to Public

UPPER HOUSE TO MEET DAILY TOHASTEN VOTE   Vandenberg Calls for Support of Truman's Policy Shift

Fast Action on Greek Aid Asked   Daily Senate Sessions Ordered To Meet Crisis

Congress Is Taking Up  Truman Plea   Conscious of Dangers In Political Strife; Vandenberg For Supporting Propose!

Sen. Vandenberg Urges Congress  Back President   Speaks After Closed Meeting of War. Navy Dept. Heads on Greek, Turkey Aid

Situation To Be Studied Thoroughly   Vandenberg And Taft Disagree Over Effect

Demands Public Hearings on Aid To Two Nations   Mediterranean Crisis Outlined. to Senators At Closed. Meeting

MOVE TOWARD WAR WITH REDS SFEN BY SOME   Vandenberg Reports Senate Group Will Look Into ‘Whole Situation’

Senators ~ Meet Heads Of Cabinet  Vandenberg Will Support President

SECRET HUDDLE ON CASH FLOW   State, Navy and War Dept. Heads Heard on Help for Greece, Turkey

Proposed: Moves in Europe Are Under Debate   Relations With Soviet Delicate Following Truman Message

DAILY SESSIONS ARE ORDERED 10 RUSH AID BILLS   GOP Policy Committee Decides on Move to Get Action by March 31

Daily Sessions Of Senate Ordered   _ To Speed Greece-Turkey Aid Action By Mar, 3I

Congress Realizes Situation   Aid for Turkey, Greece Could Easily Lead to Armed Conflict

DEPATMENT HEADS MEET SENATE GROUP   Merits of Loan To Turkey. Greece To Be Studied Thoroughly

CONGRESS EYES TRUMAN'S PLEA TO CHECK REDS  ASKS EXPLANATION OF ‘FATEFUL HOUR’

Secret Meet Is Held By Advisors   Senate Committee Confers Today On Appeal for Ald

VANDENBERG SAYS SMALL COUNTRIES AWUST STAY FREE   Soviet-American Relatians al Core of Problem, Sena oa . Sa poe

WAR AND NAVY OFFICIALS CALLED   Vandenberg Claims Action Might Be Delayed   SOME CONGRESSMEN   Believe Move Might Lead Eventually To War With Russia

Conference . Is Held on Foreign Aid   Officials and Members of Senate Committee Meet Behind Closed Doors to Discuss Troman Plan

Officials of State, War, Navy Department Testify; Congressmen Split on Need, Way of Compliance   Senate Plans Daily Sessions to Speed Action on Request

HELD DISCUSSION BEHIND GLOSED DOORS TODAY   Heads of the State, Navy snd War Department Hear Rumania.   APPEAL FOR 4 MILLION   Also Indirect Military Help for Greece and Turkey.

EVERY DETAIL T0 BE SOUGHT - AY CONGRESS   Vandenberg Asks for Support of Proposed Turkish and Greek Aid:

Relationship Of U.S., Reds Core of Issue   Sen. Vandenberg Says President's Hands Must Not Be Tied

SAYS CONGRESS FIRST SHOULD HOLD HEARINGS   Chairman of Senate Foreign Committee Hones for Fast Action

MAY DECIDE ON TRUMAN PLAN SOON   Vandenberg Says Congress Should Be Able to Vote by March 31 the Program Sought for Greece and Turkey,

Foreign Relations Com mittee Hears Heads Ot State, War, Nayy Depts.

Cabinet, Solons Discuss Plan for Greece, Turkey; Threats of Warfare Seen

Session Behind Closed Doors to Talk Over Details Of Proposed Move

STUDY APPEAL FOR FOREIGN AID IN SECRET   Some Solons Fear Progran May Lead to War With Russia

Leaders Discuss “Greek, fark Plan -. At Secret Parley   Senate Committee Meets With Acheson, Forrestal, Patterson And Aides

Congress Moves Cautiously On Help For Greece  Legislators Voice Fears That Harsh Strife May Result

Back President, Congress Asked   Hearings on How To Give Help Advocated

Senate Group Calls In Heads Of Government   Details Of Proposed Moves Discussed By Leaders

Check Details of National Security   Heads of State, Navy anc War Departments Hold Discussion   TO BACK TRUMAN PLAN!   Some Members of Congress Would Put Restictions in Bills

Russian Reaction To President’s Blunt Speech Yet Uncertain; Vandenberg Says Misunderstanding Must Be Settled Now

War, Navy and State Heads in Secref Parley   Discuss Military Aspects of Truman’s To Furnish Aid to Greece and Turkey

DEPARTMENT HEADS MERT WITH FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE MEMBERS BEHIND CLOSED DOORS   Congress Wants to Be Fully informed as War May Follow Public Address Made by Nation’s Chief Executive Before Taking Off for His Southern Trip—Fire Destroys 2 Buildings of Cazcnovia Junior College—Oiher News of Day

Cabinet Members. Senate Leaders Discuss Appeal   Soviet-U.S. Relations at Core of Problem, Vandenberg Admits; Taft Undecided on Proper Course

Senator Vandenberg Cails On Congress To Back Policy Of Combatting Communist Aggression

Fast Action On Greece: Solons Aim   Republican Policy Unii In Order for Daily Senate Sessions.

Heads Of State, Navy And War Departments Discuss Proposals With Senators

ruman oreign olicy Studied   tate, Navy, War Departments Go Over Speech

Closed Session Of Committee Hears Details   Patterson, Forrestal, Acheson Explain Plan Which Some Members Fear Leads to War

COURT DENIES RULE CHANGES   Reorganization Laws  Left to Congress

World Affairs ‘Critical,’ Says Marshall   Grave Problems Are Reviewed in Private Report

Paula's Disappearance Still Deep Mystery Year Later   Vermont State Detective Says: ''! Don't Think We Ever Had a Good Clue".

Paula Welden Case Still Baffles Investigators Year After Disappearance at Vermont Colleg

ECUA SWIFT CHANGE   President Overthrown  New Regime Chief Chooses Cabinet

State Rent Control Bill Is Offered — In Assembly  Would Be Effective Should Congress  - Permit Lapse   Daring PLimoergenr s

Bishop Dies Aged 82 Years   Rt. Rev. Edward Trail Helfenstein Expires At Home.

Relired Maryland Bishop Dies At 82   Rt. Rev. E. T. Helfensteir ~+ Succumbs To Heart Ailment

MEYERS DEALT IN AIR STOCKS   ’ Papers Show General's  Wartime Sneculation

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Bills Propose Survey for River “Crossings”

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Morrisville- Trenton Tunnel or a Bridae   Eclipse of the Sun   Probe Carao Plane Crash

Steady fo Strong Markets General In Southwest During This Past Wicek

PORTAL PAY SUITS NATIONAL MENACE CAPEHART WARNS   Tells Gorigréss Union Claims Would Bankrupt Thou- . ecands af lf © Fieme

HEARINGS OPEN ON QUASH PLEA IN P-T-P SUITS   Capehart Warns Thousands Of Businesses Facing Bankruptcy

PORTAL PAY 10 PUT SOME FIRMS IN BANKRUPTCY   Congress Warned That Union Claims Mean Disaster

THREAT OF PORTAL PAY SUITS CITED   Pese Threat of Bankruptcy to Thousands of Firm:

CONGRESS IS WARNED ABOUT PORTAL PAY   Senator Says : Suits Would - Cause Bankruptcy

SENATOR ASKS OUTLAWING OF PARTAL SUITS   Capehart Warns That ‘Many Firms Face Bankruptey

Many Firms In Peril Of Bankruptcy   Sen. Capehart Warns Congress Suits Must Be Ended

Prompt Steps Urged To Halt Court Action   Bankruptcy Said Facing Firms If Payments Made

SENATE GROUP OPENS HEARING PORTAL Pt   Capehart as First Witness Says Many Firms Face Bankruptcy Threat   ASKS CONGRESS ACTION   Author of Bill to Rule Ou' Such Suits Also Gives Comment at Inquiry

Portal Pay Disaster Forecast   Suits Would Ruin Thousands of Firms, Says Senator Capehart

State Men Uree Gas Approval   Siggins and Phillips Testify At Hearing  In Capital

U.N. Turns To Korea’s Independence  Prospects High For Another Long

U.N. LAUNCHES DISCUSSION OF KOREA DISPUTE   Dulles Presents Marshall’ Pian For Independence; Row With Soviet Due

UN Debate: Freedom For Korea   Indications Show ‘Another Long Fight Between Reds. U.S

Rape, Slaying Suspect Held   Four-Hour Ride of Terror Described By Young Army Wife

Predict Colder Weather For lowa Thursday   Buses Delayed; 10-Inch Fall at Sibley; Winds Whip Snow

Lend-Lease Chief Says Soviet Union Ignores Account  Plea for Congress To Approve Shipment Of Goods Hits Snag

RED PAYMENT DELAY ON U. GOODS SCORED   Smith’s Appeal Fails ~ To Clean. Up Our. Lend-Lesse —

Reds Deaf To Requests For Loan Parleys   Smith Seeking Lend-Lease Talks

TRUMAN TO STAY CLOSE TO HOME   feel “Crittest” Situations Re quire His Presence

China Warplanes  Put in’Action  Attempt to Bolster Manchuria Forces

‘China Warplanes  Put in‘Action Attempt to Bolster  ' Manchuric Fareed

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Telephone Strike Sweeps With Clocklike Precision

250,000 Idle as Workers Quit Jobs Across Country   No Signs of Federal Seizure But ~ New Jersey Takes Possession of Service   N. E. Telephone Company  Promisés Area Services   2700 Workers Out. in Six States— Pt-Let Lines Form in Seven Cities

Federal Labor Chiefs Still Try For Settlement   White House Alert But Gives No Sign Seizure Imminent

BYRD URGE DELAY IN TAX REDUCTIONS   Says Deficiency Appropriations Might. Eliminate Savings 

PRICE OF COR HITS ANOTHER ALL-TIME HIGH   Government Launches Nationwide Attack on Soaring Living Costs

HUNTS PROOF OF COLLUSION AS CORN BOOMS   Eat Less, Feed Europe Is Plea

‘Nation Must Tighten Bel If Europe Is To Eat : This Winter   Special Session Is  Urged On Control.   CIO Union Pleads Buyin At Wholesale And Sell. ing To Members

Storm Floods Miami Section   Hurricane Busters Tracl Gale Inte Atlantic

HEAVY FLOODS HIT FLORIDA IN STORM'S WAKE   Many Homes Isolated By Highest Water In Thirty Years

Florida Storm Causes Heavy Water Damage   Army And Navy. Planes To Seed Hurricane ' With Dry lee

Flood Damage  In Agriculture Sector Heavy   Storm Center Swirls Into Atlantic, Chased By Aerial Trackers

Wind Damage Is Light; Two Men Die   Great Agricultural Disaster Is Result of Storm

Fort Lauderdale Ts Flooded As Storm Hits Florida   Highest Water in Thirty Years Reported in Several State Areas

SECRETARY SPEAKS OUT BEFORE UN ASSEMBLY TO PLACE BLAME FOR SLOW PROGRESS

SEC. MARSHALL BLAMES RUSSIA FOR SC FAILURE   Wants Permanent Committee To  Take Problems

U. N. BUZZES AS BYRNES RESIGNS   Possible Effect On U. S. Foreign Policy Is Considered   NO DELAY PLANNED

U.N. Studies Policy Effect   Byrnes’ Retirement Causes Speculation:

United Nations Ponders Effect Of Byrnes Move   Foreign Policy Status Studied By Delegates

Resignation of Byrnes ‘Causes UN Conjecture   Possible Effect on U.S. Foreign Policy Is Chief Topic of Biscussion

U.N. Delegates Eye State Switch for Effect on Arms-Cutting Prograrr

Ponder Effect Of Resignation On U.N. Affairs   Byrnes Retirement, Baruch Resignation Linked In Gossip

Arms. Slashes... On Agenda At Security Meet   UN Council Startled B; Byrnes’ Resignation; Effect On Policy Of U. S. Debated

UN Considers Policy Changes   Circles Discuss Possible Changes After Byrnes’ Resignation

RESIGNATION MAY CAUSE CHANGES IN FOREIGN POLICIES   U, Nu Council_Expected,-How:  ; ever, to Go Ahead With Arms Reduction Talke

UN Council To Open Debate On Arms Cut      Delegates! Jiscuss ByrnesMarshall Shift; Trieste Pact Delayed.

Retiring Of Byrnes Sets U.N. Buzzing   Council Debates Arms Reduction

United Nations Cireles Buzz With Talk Of Cabinet Change   Effect Of Byrnes’ Resignation Talked As Council Ponders Arms Slash Plan

Byrnes Move Linked to Baruch Action  IN) Cauncil Rusvyrec   UN Council Buzze: With Speculation On Developments

UN to Discuss Arms Reduction  Circles Talk About Byrnes Resiqnation

U.N. GIRCLES DISOUSS EFFECT QE BYRNES MOVE   Security Council Ready To Take Up  Arms Reduction

Three Major Issues Faced By Congress  Cm. .   GOP's Cooperation With President To Be Given Big Test

Lilienthal Approval Is Scheduled Today   Republican Congres: Faces Three Big Issues This Week

SENATE BLOC TO GIVE OKAY TO LILIENTHAI   Committee Approva Is Held Certain; Floor Fight Expected

Co-operation Issue Facing Test  Congress to Vote or Discuss Several Matters

3 Big Issues To Test GOP, Truman Unity   Congress to -Open Battle: On Lilienthal, Foreign Affetes Bo...

Montgomery Sheriff And  His Prisoner Die In Wreck   Killed in Oklahoma Accident Blamed on Excessive Speed By Officials at Sayre

Auto Accident Blamed Upon Hiah Speed   Sheriff Boston of Montgomery County, Illinois, and Former City Clerk Victims.

" Arab-Jewish Hate Flares In UN. Talks   Grand Muiti’s Nazi Activity. Prompis Blast

Assembly Hears Syria, Jewish Agency Demands   New Request For Barring of Brit ish and Arab Representatives From Commission

C. And P.. Unior Will Arbitrate Major Issues   State Federation Breaks With NFTW

BIG TELEPHONE STRIKE ENDED FOR MARYLAND   Agreement May Provide Settlement Pattern  For The Industry

England's First Socialist House of Commons Is Out tc Knife House of Lords

Curb Facing Lords Under Labor Moves Socialists In Bri t ain  Seek to Cut Powers of Peers, Make House

Importance of House of Lords ls Diminishing   Part of Parliament Will Be Nothing But Debate Society

GOP PLANS 10 SPEED UP WORK ON LABOR LAWS   Claim Truman’s Proposals Would Do Too Little Too Late

G. 0. P. SRICIZES TRUMAN PROGRAM   Speedup of Legislation on Strikes Is Sought at Capital.

Truman's Puny Labor Policy Stirs Up G.0.P.   Committee Heads Frown Upcn Draft Extension

HOUSE LEADER CALLS TRUMAN PROGRAM PUNY   Republicans Interpret Message as Approval  Of Their Prposals

REPUBLICANS GIVE PRIORITY TO LABOR BILLS   Hartley Criticizes La. bor Section of Trumin Speech

REPUBLICANS SPEED UP STRIKE LEGISLATION   ‘Shelve President’s Pro posals As Too Slow.

Congress Republicans in Favor of Speed on Proposed Labor Measures

Greek-Yugoslav Tension Mounts   Hamilton Voters Okay School Bond Issue   Milk Prices Drop   MYER APPROVED

British Labor Party Suffers Major Setback   Conservatives Win In Municipal Voting, Ask National Electior

VICTORIOUS TORIES DEMAND BRITISH GENERAL ELECTION   Poll Result Deprives Labor Party of Its Mandate, Churchill Says.   LIVELY FIGHT LOOMS   U. S. Studies Ballot Trend for Possible Effect. on Marshall Plan.

CONSERVATIVES DEMAND A NEW BRITISH BALLOT   National Election Asked

Labor Suffers First Setback In Two Years   Churchill's Porty: Gains 617 Council Seats... In Nation ose

UN Creates a “Neutral’ Palestine Probe Group   Action Completes Task Of 18-day Meeting on Malo teed oki.

Create Palestine Inquiry Commision  11 ‘Neutral’ Nations To Compose Group

‘Neutral Group To Make Study On Palestine   Will Report To U. N. Assembly In The Fall

UN. Selects ‘Neutrals’ To Conduct Probe   Big 5 Excluded From Commission On Holy Land

Vote Inquiry Of Palestine   46 Nations Ballot In Favor Of Probe; 7 Register Against

UNBody Sets Up Inquiry Group   Commission Wil Probe Palestine  Situation

UN Creates Probe Board On Palestine   Sessions Adjourned After Neutral 11-Nation Commission Authorized

Palestine Question Submitted to Group Of United Nations   Commission to Make ar Unrestricted Inquiry and Report Later

CREATED BY UN AND MEET ENDS   ‘Neutral’ Eleven-Nation Palestine Inquiry Commission Formally Created   LAST MINUTE PROTESTS ‘ OF ARABS ARE DOWNED

UN PALESTINE INQUIRY WILL (PEN MAY 26   Neutral Small Nations Group Created To Conduct Probe

Put Palestine Issues Before Neutral Powers  UN Assembly Votes   UN Assembly Votes To Keep Five Major Nations From Taking Part On Commission

Palestine Probe — ‘Neutral’   _U. N. Bans Big. Five ‘ From Holy Land In_quiry Commission;  ‘Special Session Ends

‘Neutral’ 11-Nation Inquiry Commission To Study Holy Land Problems on the Spot This Summer.   ONLY SMALL NEUTRAL COUNTRIES ON GROUP

U.N, Starts Its Palestine Probe   Names ‘Neutral’ States Committee

U. N. Creates Body to Probe Mid-East Case      ‘Commission to Conduet On-Spot Inquiry —~  i

U.N. Assemb! V Board to Study Palestine Issue   Small-Nation Neutral Commission to Give Recommendation

CREATE BODY FOR PALESTINE PROBE   U, N, ASSEMBLY SETS UP COMMISSION OF 11 NEUTRAL NATIONS

UN Assembly Creates Body For Inquiry On Palestine   Special Session Adjourns After 18 Days; Probe Budy Meets Mav 26 At Lake Sueeess

UN Assembly Has Commission to Study Palestine   Eleven-Nation Inquiry Group Created Today Before Assembly Adjourns Extraordinary Session; Arabs Still Protesting Procedure

SMALL NATIONS TO MAKE PROBE OF PALESTINE   Russia Loses Fight To la ‘lade Big Five; Arabs Also Lose Appeal   REPORT TO ASSEMBLY SCHEDULED FOR FALL

GROUP WILL EYE PALESTINE   New Probe Commission Cre. ated in Assembly Despite Protests by Arabs

Fast Developments At Session’s End   Arab States Refuse to Agree To Interim Holy Land Truce

Commission of 1] Nations to Seek Solution   Arabs Refuse Truce While Group Studies Tough Problems

UN Assembly Votes Inquiry Group; Quits   Arabs Balk on Holy Land Truce; Big Five Excluded 

11 ‘Neutrals Will Study Palestine   Assembly Adjourns After Creating Inquiry Commission

Polish-Russian. Revolt On UN Plans Put Down  Small Nations To . Make Inquiry; Arabs

U.N. Creates Neutral Group On Palestine   Commission Slated To Hunt Solution For Touchy Problem

Unrestricted Investigation Is Authorized   Board To Visit Holy Land and Then Make Ree ommendations

Neutral Group To Investigate Palestine Issue   U-N Commission To Represent 11 Nations

UNO 0, KS NEUTRAL PALESTINE GROUP   11-Nation Commission Tt Study Holy Land Issue

Truman Again Rejects Tax Cut Bill Of Congress   Largely Reiterates Reasons  iven For First Veto Of Tax Reduction   SENATE LIKELY TO SUSTAIN VETO

Special Session Up To Governor Say Republicans   Indicate No Move To Pass Laws For * Kansas. City Case

JL CONTRACT IS EXTENDED   Corporation, Union Agree To Continue Present Pay Pact Until April 30

2 MORE STEEL PAY ~ PACTS EXTENDED   POSSIBILITY OF MAJOR STRIKE IN INDUSTRY NOW  VIRTUALLY ELIMINATED.

Byrd Ships Winning Way in Ross Sea   Central Group Fights Ahead Through Huge Ice Floes

Driving on to Little America  One Expedition Crev Winning Battle .

Nothing Is Listed For China   Sacrifice and ° Cooperation Should Not Begin, End Here—Taber

House Group Cuts $83 Million Fron Foreign Aid Bill   Appropriations Committee Also Slashes Army Funds.

Axe Is Wielded by House Group      Chairman Taber Announces $88,000,000 Cut  as Committee Considers Omnibus Measure, .

SOLONS PRUNE ACT PROVIDING EUROPEAN All   88 Millions Lopped Off b: Appropriations Committee, Rep. Taber Says

Meyers Admits $90,000 Profit On Bond Deal   Former General Says Morgenthau Gave Him Advice

‘Meyers Testimony Is Called “Outright Lie”   Morgeninav Comments on Testimony Given at The Hueshes Hearing

GENERAL MEYERS’ BOND DEAL STORY BRINGS DENIALS   ‘Morgenthau and Eccles Say ' Retired Officer Did Not Tall to Them About Purchase as He Testified.   IRA EAKER’S NAME BROUGHT INTO INQUIRY   Witness Tells Senate Investi+ gators He Bought Aviation Stock for Superior During War.

Bought Stock For Eaker, Meyers Says   General Also Admits $90,000 Profit in War Bond Speculation

War Bond Deal  Netted $90,000   Secretary of the Treasury Charges. General’s Testimony “Outright Lie,” Former:

Obtained Shares For Gen. Eaker  Says Morgenthau ~ Consulted On Bonds

Says Wartime Transaction Netted $90,000   General -Contradicts ‘Hughes Testimony On Loan —

GeneralSaysHle Made $90,000 In Bond Deal   Meyers Declares Morgen: thau Was Consulted; Ex-Official Denies It

Ex-Army Officer Bares Profits On Bond Deal   Says Hughes’ Story of Loan Bid Is Lie

Bond Deal Statements Of Gen. Meyers Denied By Morgenthau, Eccles

HUGHES PROBE STILL. HEATED . Ex-General Relates Wartime Deals On Stock, U.S. Bonds

Made $90, 000           Retired General Reveals Story During Hughes Probe Testimony -

General Tells Of Wartime Bond Deal   Denies Hughes’ Claim That He Tried to Borrow

"PROBERS ABOUT “INSIDE ADVICE   Retired Major General Says He and Wife Followed . . - Moraenthau’s Word

Senate Group Told About  $90,000 Net   Consulted With Secretary Morgenthau; Claims Hughes Offered Him Big Job

Meyers Avers Cabinet Aide Offered Advice   Hughes, Air Officer Tell Contradictory Stories of Big Loan, Ban on ‘The Outlaw

—ME YE RS— Made Profit Of $90,000 In Bond Deal  Senate Probers Hear New Angles

General Says He Consulted Secretary Morgenthau About Transactions   Also Says Hughes Offered Him Loan   Plane Maker’s Testimony On Request For Funds Is Declared ‘A Lie’

Meyers Claims Morgenthau Aid   Hughes Probers Turn to Speculation Amid Contradictions on $200,000 Loan

Made $90,000; Plan ‘Okayed’ by Morgenthau   Retired General Reveals Story During Hughes Probe Testimony

TAKES STAND T0 REFUTE VERSION TOLD BY HUGHES   }ULU BY AUUIES  MADE $90,000 BY SPECULATION WITH US TREASURY RONDS

Made $90,000 On Bond Deal, Meyers Says  Tells Of Talk With  Morgenthau; Latter Calle Te “1 20?

TREASURY SECRETARY ADVISED PROFITABLE BUY, PROBERS TOLD  GENERAL SAYS “PAPER PROFIT” $90,000 ON $4 MILLION EXCHANGE

Says Hughes Loan Story Is Not True   General Says Hughes Offered Him Loan and A Job

NETTED $90,000 FROM A $4,000,009 WARTIME BOND DEA!   Maj. Gen. Meyers Made This Statement Before Committee Today.   TALK TO MORGENTHAU   His Story Came Atop Contradicting Testimony from Him and Hughes.

MEYERS TELLS OF $90,000 PROFIT   Says He Discussed Deal  With Then Secretary Morgenthau

General Claims He Was Offered House And Job   Morgenthau. Approved Bond Deal, Retired Offi-.. cer Testifies; Repo: . $90,000 Profi

MORGENTHAU'S ADVICE LED 10 PROFITS, SAYS   Former Treasury Chief Hurls Lie Charge At Meyers

‘Bond Deal’ of General Stirs Ur Sharp Conflict   Morgenthau Declares Meyers ‘Lies’ About Advice on Speculation

Retired General Says He Consulted Secretary of Treasury Morgenthau About Bond Speculation.  ‘IT’S OUTRIGHT LIE,’ SAYS MORGENTHAU

Denies Asking Hughes For Aid   Retired General And Wife Made $90,000

Morgenthau And Eccles Say No Advice Given — On Bonds Speculation   Retired Major General Made Only “Paner Profits” Committee Told

Gen. Meyers Claims. bea Okayed _- Luerative Ventur      Also ‘Alleged -Nuinerous Offers Made by: Hughes

Officer’s Story Denies Hughes Statement That $200,000. Loan Was Sought  Ex-Seeretary Irked      Ex-Secretary Irked.   Morgenthau Reports He Never Passed Upon: ’ Bond Deal .

Gen. Meyers Admits Bond Deal Profits.   ’ Retired Officer Who Called-Howard Hughes Liar fs Branded ‘Outright’ Liar by Moraenthau Over Bond Story :

Retired Army General Tells Of Bond Deal   Gen. Meyers’ Story Conflicts With That of Hughes

Meyers Netted Profit on Bond Deal, He Says   Testifies He Asked Moraenthau About kh

General Says ‘Made Fortune ‘In Bond Deal   Meyers Says Hughes Liar; _ Morgenthau Says Mevers Liar

Meyers Tells Of Fat Profit Made From Bond Deal   Says Hughes Offered Him A Loan Of $2950.000. -

Meyers Tells. ~ OfBond Deal   Aircraft Bond:  Deal Air ed: Ate Hughes e Inquiry

MORGENTHAU'S UK GIVEN BOND DEAL--MEYERS   Eccles Also Was Consulted, Retired General Tells ¢ Investiqators.

GENERAL TELLS OF BOND ‘DEAL   Charges Fly As Denials And Counter-Claims Are Made

Morgenthau and Meyers Differ Over Bond-Deal  General Says He Made $90,000 Profit But Story Is Denied

Testimony Is Contradictory About Loan.   Howard Hughes Tells Entirely Different Story.

GENERAL SAYS HUGHES LIED AT HEARING   Meyers Denies Trying Tc Borrow $200,000

Meyers Tells: Of Profiting On Bond Deal   General’s Statement That He Talked to Treasury Secretary Branded ae Lie bv Morgenthau

General Claims He Made Profit On War Bonds   Transaction Tale Develops During Hughes Hearing

General Gives His Testimony In Washingtor   Meyers Also Reveals He s Consulted Reserve  Board Chief

Meyers And Wife Netted $90,000 On Wartime Bond Dea!   Morgenthau Consulted, General Tells Probers

HOME EDITION  {Four Editions. Daily)   Morgenthau Denies Advice Given Meyers   ‘Treasury Secretary - Said: Plan Couldn't Bail - Senators Told

RESCUE WORK GOES ON, BUT FO nIM   16 Badly Mangled Bodies Taken Out of Pit This Morning

Moscow Press Gives Aid To Red Outbreak   Mobile Guards In PreDawn Raids In Marseilles; Italian Situation Grows Worse.

Transport Jam Adds To Unrest In Italian City   Disorder Growing Throughout Nation

Situation In Italy Worse   Transport Strike In Rome Threatens New Disorders

Red Rioting Is Spreading Thru Country   Outbreaks Report in Fourteen Cities Suspected Comrmunists Rounded Up At Marenilie, France,

Moscow Press Takes Notice of ‘Tense Situation   100 Italian Centers Scene of Disorders As Strikes Spread

Guards Sweep Marseille as Riots Spread   Communist-Led Violence Gets Moscow Attention

‘Riots in Rome; Outbreaks Hit 14 Italian Cities   Thousands Stranded bj Transport Strike—Incited  by Communists

POLAR FORCE DRIVEN TO SEA       Roving Teelierg Forces’ Stop fo Un loading ‘Operations at Little Amerien” ——+ Ships’ Make for Open Sea to Avoid Being Crushed.

ICEBERG HALTS BYRDS ACTIVITIES —   Drives Task . Force Out © ..Into-Open. Sea.

Crates of Live Chickens Are Being Sent to Head of Food Committee

Jap Peace Treaty Conference Called   Eleven Nations Invited to Parley But No Veto Power for Any One

U.S. Proposes 11-Nation Conference To Plan Drafting Jap Peace Treaty

Russ May Balk AtU. S. Plan For Peace Talk   Conference Of 11 Nations Invited By Americans; Abandor Bia Power Dictation

11-Nation Session On Japanese Peace  U.S. Proposes Plan To Eliminate Veto

U. S. PROPOSES IAP TREATY CONFAB   Eleven Nations Invited To Session August 19   Of Present Dictation Plan Is Urged; Acceptance By Russia Doubtful

Request Breaks With Absolute Veto Plan— U. S. Proposes 11 Nation Parley To Start On Japan Peace Treaty

Jap Treaty ToBe Taken Up Aug. 19   U. 8. Proposes Conference Of 11 Nations; Moscow Is Advised

U.S. Proposes 11 Nations Confer On Jap Peace Treaty   Suggests Work Begin in Washington August 19

U. §. PROPOSES TL-NATION JAP TREATY PARLEY   Move Believed Designed Abandon Dictation Such As Used for Germany

IT-NATION PARLEY ON JAPANESE PACT PROPOSED BY U§   Meeting Suggested I Washington To Study Pro cedure Quectianse

U.S. Seeks 11-Nation  Jap Treaty Conference   Proposal Would Eliminate Big-Power Veto, Set Up Two-Thirds Majority Voting System

1’ “ation Meet Would Start Off Jan Treaty Work   U. S. Invites Conference In This Country to Lay Foundations of Peace Plan:

U.S. Proposes Talks for Japan Treaty   Eleven Nations Woul« Be Invited to Work on Document

No Replies Yet to U. S. Jao Treaty Proposals   Move Based on Nat Having Big Powers Rule Pact-Moking

CONFERENCE IS CALLED   Washington or San Francisco to Be Selected

Asks Jap Paet Be Considered   U. S. Proposal To Bar Any One Power From Blocking Treaty

PROPOSE TALK ON JAP: PACT   11-Nation Confab August 19 Asked By United States

U.S. PROPOSES JAP PACT TALKS   Conference. Would Enlarge Treaty-Making Group

Eleven-Nation Conference Asked .  U.S. Makes Dicmiia’ On Forming Terms With Jap:

U.S. Invites 11 Nations to Parley On Jap Peace Pact   ‘New Plan Would Do Away With Big Four Veto Right

Treaty Methods Change Asked   Marshall Proposes 11 Nations For Jap Pact

SHELVES BIG 4 EUROPEAN PLAN   Suggests *Frisco, Washington as Meeting Place with Veto Ruled Out.

U.S. Calls Jap Treaty. Conference   Eleven Nations Invited, Reversing Former Policy of Big' Power  - Dictation On Treaties

U.S. INVITES 11 ALLIES TO BEGIN JAP PEACE TALK   Meeting Proposed Aug. 19 in Washington and Without Veto Rights

Proposal Would Abolish Veto of Larger Powers /   Kussia Likely to Be Cold to Parle Of 11 Nations

U, 5. PROPOSES PEACE PARLE}   Work Begins Aug.  or Jap Peace Pact

Would End Dictation By Big Powers   Aug. 19 Set As Date For Conference of 11 Nations

11-NATION JAP PARLEY ASKED   U. S. Wants Abandonment Of Big- Power Treaty Dictation  NO REPLIES RECEIVED

Proposes Parley Of 11 Countries To Draw Up Pacl   Plan Abandons Settlement System Used For Europe

U. 5. Proposes Parley on Jap Peace Treaty   11 Nations Invited to Meet in Washington on Aug. 19; Acceptance by Russia in Doubt

NATION MEET ON JAP PRT   Washington Sessions Would Use Two-Thirds Rule; Outlaw Veto.

U. 3, ABANDONS SYSTEM FOR EUROPEAN PACTS   Invites 11 Nations to Attend Conference Opening Next Month

U. S. Proposes 11-Nation Conference Start Work On Japanese Peace Pact

Nippon Treaty Work To Begin  At Conference   U.S. Proposes 11-Nation Session August 19 To _ Start Discussion Of Peace Pact

U. 5. CALLS JAP PEACE TREATY MEET   Government Proposes 11Nation Conference in This Country August 19 to Begin Work on Pact for Vanquished.

Japan Treaty Sessions Will Open Aug. 19   U.S. Calls P1-Nation Conference to Work On Drawing Up Pact

Plans Start On Permanen’ Peace Pact .  Britain, France, SPU RCaah,    Britain, France, Russia Among Countries Invited

—JAP TREAT Y¥~ 1 1-Nation Conference  Is Proposed  Would Drop Big Power Dictation

New Meihod Suggested For Session   Inclusion of 11 Nations, Abolition of Veto for Large Powers Urged in Plan: U.S. Would Host

Doubt Russia Will Like U.S.  Plan on Japan Outline for Peace Conference Would

U.S. Proposes 11 Nations Work Out Jap Treaty   Would Have Effect Of Eliminating Veto Control

ELEVENNATIONS INVITEDBY U.S. T0 CONFERENCE   Proposal Different From Methods Followed In European Program

WOULD REMOVE ABSOLUTE VETO BY BIG POWERS   Proposes That Washington Or San Francisco Be Site For Meeting

U. 5. Proposes 11-Nation Meet on Jap Treaty   Suggested Pian Would Eliminate Yeto System Desired by Russia

11 Nations Invited to  Meet Aug. 19   Sessions Would Be Held In U. S.; No Replies to Bid Received

U.S. Proposes 11-Nation Jap  Peace Parley  Uncertain Whether Riuecia WIN Acrani.

Reds Dislike Treaty System   Fail to Object as Yet; 11 Nations to Be in on Meeting

To Start Work On Jap Treaty?  U.S. Proposes 11  Ee CE eee Seep renner ed

New Government in Greece To Be Sharply Right Wing   Choice Is Blow to American Aid Mission; House Leader Labels Athens ‘Powder Keg’

‘Narrow Regime Will Be Blow at U.S. Aid Mission   Broad Government of All Political Groups ls Urged by America

All-Populist Party Cabinet Being Planned   Failure Of Coalition Plan Is Blow To Members Of American Aid Mission   U. S. BELIEVES PLAN NOT BEST PROGRAM

Royalists to MakeUp Greek Cahinet   Decision Blow to ’ Hopes of American Ald Delegation

JULY 1 FIXED FOR CREATION OF 2 STATES   Reaction of Britain Awaited as Plan Given to UN

Eastern Cities Have Highest Food Bills    New York, Boston And Philadelphia See Sharpest Rises

Eastern Food Prices Pinch Consumers More  ‘Chan Markets in Weert

FOOD PRICES TAKE OFF FOR STRATOSPHERE   Survey Shows Egge ‘ And Butter Lead ss Spirals

PRICES HIGHER IN EAST CITIES, SURVEY SHOWS   Increased Costs Hit Entire Nation; West Maintains Lower { evel

The Weather   Food Prices Hit Eastern Cities Hard   Survey Shows Cost Boost General, But Most On Seaboard

Consumers Hit By Gradually Soaring Costs   Butter And Eggs Worst Offenders, Survey Shows

Eastern Citiqs Hardest Hit By Month’s Jump hl  Basic Commodities; Survey Shows Eggs Rum BMishhace £ ae Ged

FARMER SLASHED; ” BSCAPEE BLAMED      SRARCH UNI EB way FOR : _ SPEINGFIELD, FUGITIVE In _ BARRISONVILLE AREA,

County Red Cross Campaign Has Netted $1,545.25  Chairman Nelson Say 10 Per Cent of Quata le Callactad

Abatement Proceedings Started Against Helena Clubs in What Is Called Anti-Gambling Drive

NEXT HOUSING PARLEY DATED   Will Be Held Early In Month of December

Six Killed In Mishaps   Lake Accidents Take Four Lives; Train And Tractor Others

ClO EXPLAINS PAY DEMANDS   CLAIM EMPLOYERS _ HAVE IGNORED ° APPEALS

PORTAL PAY EXPLANATION   Tells Why. Workers Think Suits  ‘ Are.Justified .-

Negro University Is Approved by Solons   House Amendments Accepted by Senate and Measure Goes to Gov. Jester for Siqnature

CLEVELAND FIRE DESTROYS GAS   Explosion Sends Firemen Battling Gasoline  Fuel Tanks

New Outbreaks Mar Improving Auto Picture   Ford Co. Foremen Victims of Attack On Way to Work

Strikers Attack Ford Foremen   New Auto Workers Walkout Mars Labor Scene at Detroit

Non-Striking Ford Foremen Given Beating   General Auto Labor Picture Much Brighter

Non-Striking Ford Foremer  i cie Draeeeel From Car on Way to Work

New Strike Hits Auto Labor Peace  Continental Workers Set Picket Lines

4 ARE BEATEN AT FORD PLANT   Non-Striking Foremen At tacked; Walkout Hits  Continental Co.

Four-N on-Striking Ford Foremen Beaten; Strike Hits Continental Motors

Ford Foremen Are Beaten in Detroit   New Walkout Affect: Continental Motors; Violence Ruled Ont

Four Non-Strikers Are Beaten at Ford Plant   Continental Has New Walkaut-—-Wage Pacts Mede by Other Cire

CHARGE VIOLENCE IN FORD STRIKE.   REACH AGREEMENT IN WALKOUT AT HUDSON; PACKARD SIGNS UP

Violence In Labor Trouble   Four Non-Union Ford - Foremen Beaten; New “t Continental Walkorit; Packard. Hudson Pacts

Four Non-Striking Foremen Beaten In Ford Strike   Walkout Follows One-Day Sitdown at Continental Plant

Violence, Walkout Blemish Otherwise Bright Aura — Surrounding Auto ladustry

Four Dragged From Auto ‘And Assaulted   Foremen at Ford Plant Beaten While On Way to Work

Violence _ Mars Auto ‘Peace Scene   ‘Four Non-Striking  Ford Foremen Beaten; ‘New Wage Agreement Cavere 14.000 Workers

13 ARE KILLED IN AIR CRASH   Cause. of Alaska Transport Accident Unknown

13 Killed When Transport Falls  Plancam at Maer Riackea   Cause of New Alaska Tragedy Is Unknown: Wamehker Narmeal

SEEK CAUSE OF ALASKAN CRASH   “THIRTEEN PERISH IN UNEXPLAINED CRASH AT YAKUTAT AIRPORT

Probe Cause Of Airline’s Alaska Crash  13 Killed As DC-3 Breaks Up  Near Airnort

Reaction Prompt To Journal's Charges Of Voting Misdeeds   Georgia Legislature May Get Demand for Re-Canvass Of Write-in Votes

third Governor Claimant Rises In Georgia Row  - Journal’s Exposure  Brings Republican  Bowers Into Fight

Explosive Reaction To Atlanta Journal's Vote Irregularities Charge Expected To Break Today   Lilienthal Gets Chance Today To Defend Himself Against Extra Payment Charges

Propose Vital Changes In . Phone Service   Will Ask Higher Rates But Eliminate _ Toll Charges to B.C.

Bell Co. Asks Boost Mey Extend Toll-Free Phone Use   Bell Co. Asks Boost

Bell fo Seek Rate Increase   Te Million Hik Hike Plenned, “Propose New Toll’ ' Sysfem

STRIKE HALTS — BUS SERVICE   EMPLOYES OF BUS LINES IN NINE SOUTHERN STATES WALK OFF THE JOB

Connally Doubts Success of Joint Plan for Europe   Texcn Doesn't Believe Nations Will Cooperate Fuily on Reconstruction

1b More Elite Guard Members Hanged By U. S.   Nazis Face Death Calmly, Last Words— ‘Long Live Germany’   Subdued

Bureau Reports Coal Production  First Six Months Gain Over ‘46 Period

LIVING COSTS T0 BE BASIS OF WAGE BIDS   Schwellenbach Says New Round of Demands Likely Will Be Governed by Conditions at Time Contracts Expire.

CIO to Ask: Wage Boost   “Third Round” Increase Slated For Early Spring; to Catch Up With Rising Prices

Prevailing Cost  Of Living May  Decide Demands Leaders Hate Not *  sce TICED:

A ‘THIRD ROUND’ WAGE DEMAND MADE   Probably Will Be Made ot Living Cosis at Expiration of Contract.

Expects 3rd Round Union Wage Demand:   Schwellenbach Says CiO Aims Will Be Based on Living Cost

PRICE STATUS 10 DETERMINE WAGE DEMANDS   Labor Chief Claims Action Needed Jo Halt Spirals

Measures Covering  PriceWage, Rationing and Allocation Field To Meet  Prompt Opposition.  ADMINISTRATION   ADMINISTRATION DRAFTS TWO BILLS

New Living Cost Battle Brewing In Congress   Schwalienbach Says Steps Must Be Taken To Head Off Further Rise; CIO Tc Ack New Wave Boosts

ANY ACTION IN COAL STRIKE SAID UP 10 ATTORNEY GENERAL  TAFT-HARTLEY ACT TO BE WELL, FAITHFULLY ADMINISTERED, PLEDGE

Management And Labor Warned Of Unfair Tactics   President Urges Patience And Moderation By Both Sides; Unions Assure Will Be No General Strike

Clark Studying U.S. ‘Action’ in Mine Shutdown   President: Promises “Faithful Administration’ of New Act

President Calls For Patience   Says Attorney General Is Investigating Mine Strike

Two Byrd Sailors Wed, Leave Brides   Have to Leave ‘em as Expedition Sails for Home From New Zealand

HEALTH BILL S OPPOSED BY GOP   NATIONWIDE INSURANCE PLAN IS TRUMAN MEASURE

Republicans Spurn Proposal as Board Urges Extension of Security Act

Social Security Extension Also Urged in Report   Recommendations in Line With Program Sought by Truman

Security Board Asks For Broader Program   Urges Heaith Insurance And Disability Grants To Cover Loss Of Wages By Worker

NATION - WIDE COVERAGE IS BOARD'S AIM   All Wage Earners and Employers Would Be Included Under Securitv Plan.

INSURANCE FOR HEALTH OF U. S. CITIZENS ASKED   8. S. Board Requests Congress to Set Up New System

Liquor Bill Is Passed by lowa Senate   House to Get Bil! After Re cess Next Mont: — For  Liquor-by-the. Drink

MEYERS’ REPLY TO HUGHES DUE   Builder Says That General Asked For $200,000

Gen. Meyer Awaits Chance to Answer Hughes’ Charges  Plane Maker Back On Witness Stand

Will Answer Loan Charge Of Huahes   Ex-Air Force Leader May Take Stand Today

Gen. Meyers Awaits Call foStand —   : Reply Due on Hughes’ Story of Attamnted iaan’ ’

Last Minute Try By Truman Fails   Democrats Sound Death Knell For Hopes Of Administration As Vote Goes 68-25.

‘geag Patrolman Rescues Minister   Condition of Fugitive from Police Is Reported Critical at Hospital

‘KILLER TYPE’ GUNMAN SHOT _ INA CHURCH   MAN CORNERED IN FINDLAY . CHURCH. WOUNDED AFTER THREATENING PREACHER

State Patrolman Crawls Among Pews To Fire On Gunman Holding Minister As Hostage

ILINCOLN COLLECTION OPENED: AFTER LONG BAN OF SECRECY   Scholars On Hand At Library Of Congress For Midnigh! Expiration Of Time Limit Imposed By Son Of Late Civil War President

Mothers of World WarII Advocate  Year Army Training for All Youths

RUSSIA GIVES UP BATTLE FOR NEWS CONTROL   UN Committee OK’s Milder Plan for Halting Propaganda.

Snyder Tells of Attempt To Get Him to Juggle Treasury Report Figures

Roosevelt Advised Churchill ‘Be Firm With Russia’ An Hour Before He Died. Byrnes Book Discloses

ALSO WAS DISILLUSIONED  FDR Recognized Need For U S. To Be Firm, Byrnes Claims «

. ‘We Must Be Firm’—Roosevelt : Byrnes Says FDR Told Him of ‘Grave Misgivings Over Future Relations of U.S., Soviet Union

ete 2 PAL nae emma ay  Byrnes Says Roosevelt Doubted — Soviet Policy Before He Died

Byrnes Reveals in His Book, “Speaking Frankly,” That Late President Had Misgivings About Soviet-American Relations—Says High Point of Co-Operation Was Reached at Yalta, but Began to Decline Soon Afterwards, .

Roosevelt Doubts Related by Byrnes   Late President Dissilusioned At Russ Views On Cooperation

FDR WAS WARY OF REDS AFTER YALTA SESSION   Byrnes Says Roosevelt Had Misgivings Of Soviet Intent

IROOSEVELT EXPRESSED GRAVE MISGIVINGS OVER FUTURE OF ‘RELATIONS WITH SOVIET UNION

Byrnes Urges Firm Stand With Soviets   Declares Roosevelt Began to Doubt Russia After Yalta.

Byrnes Reveals Break With Russians Started Before Death of Roosevelt

Byrnes Claims ED.R. Urged ‘Firm Policy   Wartime President Said Disillusioned By Russian Attitude

ADVISED CHURCHILL ‘BE FIRM’  FDR Began to Doubt Russian: After Yalta Parley--Byrnes

Archbishop Cushing Says 8 Protestant Clergymen Sold Out To Marshall Tito

ARCHBISHOP RAPS CLERGYMEN FOR TITO ‘WHITEWASH   Cushing Denounces Report On Religious Freedom In Yuaocovia

Husband In Drunken Fury Carved Portions Of Body For Eight Hours  Estranged Wife’s Night Of Horror, Torture Is Related

90-Pound Bride Describes Night of Terror In Hotel   Woman Tied To Bed By Estranged Husband, Beaten And Cut In Drunken Fury — Husband Admits Charges Are Correct

Wife Charges Husband Beat, Mutilated Her   Husband Held In Florida In Unusual Case Of Inhuman Attack

YOUNG HUSBAND ACCUSED OF TORTURING ESTRANGED WIFE EIGHT HOURS IN HOTEL ROOM

Great Books Class: Planned   Hiatt and Bates — To Be Leaders of  TDicensasion Crouns

Great Books Class Planned   Hiatt and Bates — To Be Leaders of Discussion Groups

Premier Stalin Backs Rejection  Of 40-Year Pac   Understood To Have Refused To Reverse Soviet Rejection Of Plan    MARSHALL’S VISIT FAILS OF PURPOSE

DEADLOCK ON WHAT SHOULD BE IN PACT 18 UNBROKEN AFTER PERSONAL ° CONFERENCE

Pending Labor Bills Assailed By Murray   Six Million ClO Members Plan Fight Against Leaislation

Murray Brands Measures Step Toward Fascism   Union Chief Charges Industry With Delaying Wage Raises, Threatening To Force Strikes

2 LABOR BILLS UNDER ATTACK OF ClO UNIONS   Lommumsm Issue injectec late Conference In Washington   HOUSE DUE TO PASS - BILL THIS WEEK

Skipper Reports Explosion At Sea  20 May Have Died, 50 Said Injured

Blast Kills 20 Aboard Ocean Liner . 50 Injured Off Northern Ireland

Carroll College Opens 38th Scholastic Year  Freshmen Register _ Tomorrow for r Classes «#

Carroll College Opens 38th Scholastic Year  Freshmen Register Tomorrow for  Wednesday Classes @

$64 Question—Who’s Governor   Herbert Names War Vet To Help Ex-Servicemen

House Committee Probing ‘Causes Of Building Snags   Former Government Economist Says Problem Will Find Little Relief In Taft: -Hartley Law—  Amendments Possible

Economist Calls On Labor’s E fforts  Taft-Hartley Law No Housing Dispute Aid

WAR CONTRACT FRAUDS CITED   ‘House Group To Probe Report That U. S. Was Bilked of 2 Million Dollars

Frauds In Contracts Charged   19 War Contractors Guilty, Warren Says

To Probe War Contract Fraud  19 Firms Get Over 2 Million From U. S.

COUPLE FLYING TO GALIFORNI!   Conflicting Reports As To Durocher-Day Marital Status

Leo Durocher © Weds Actress; JudgeDispleased   Threatens To Nullify Los Angeles Divorce Given Loraine Day

Snake-Handlers Hold Meeting In Kentucky For Law-Defying Stand   Mt. Carroll Railroad Overhead Included In State Improvement Bids

CLAMP STATE OF SIEGE ON ALL ECUADOR   Troops and Tanks Acquired Through LendLease Are Sent to Two Points to Put Down Revolt Against Regime.

Mancheno Puts Ecuador Under State of Siege  _ Lend-Lease Tanks Speed to Quel

State Of Siege Clamps Ecuador   President Mancheno Moves To Squelch Rebellion of Army

LARGEST FORCE EVER FLOWN IN THIS COUNTRY   135-Plane Armada Assembled From Far-Flung Points

PARENT CONVINCED HIS DAUGHTER IS DEAD AND PLANS FLIGHTS TO . LOCATE BODY

FATHER THINKS © DAUGHTER DEAD   ‘Air Posses’: Will Search Marion Area for Girl’s Body

Who's Disloyal Now? Congressmen Irked as  Loyalty Test Hits Them

Lawmakers Kep! From Searching “Loyalty” Files  Legislators Irked By Commissioners

BURY FIRST OF 77 VICTIMS ‘ MINE-BEAST_.   Rites for Herrin Man; No:Public Dis. play of Bitterness.

Relatives of Mine Victims Plan Rites   Lewis Has No Comment After Visiting Scene

BURY F 2] VICTIMS OF MINE BLAST   Rites for Herrin Man; No Public Dis. play of Bitterness

FUNERALS FOR MINERS BEGIN   Lewis Leaves Blast Scene Without Comment; Full Probe Promised

Soviet Supports Poles’ Proposal   Give JéWish Agency A Voice in Palestine

Hoover Warns Aeainst U.S. Foreign Aid Says Nation Is Near Limit Of  Snencding

Armed Services lo End Rackets  Truman Asks Probe Of Disability Pay For 30.000 Officers

Study Set on Officers’ Promotion Records to Wipe Out Possible Rackets   Health Changed

MILITARY ‘RACKET’ INQUIRY DEMANDED   Truman Asks Retirement Pay Records Checked

Truman Asks ‘Tax Racket’ Crackdown   " Meyers Incident Proémpts Order To ‘Clean House’

RETIREMENT PAY “RACKET? HINTED   TRUMAN CALLS: ON ARMED . SERVICES; TO INVESTIGATE’AND CLEAN HOUSE, .

ARMED SERVICE OFFICERS’ PAY TO BE PROBED   Truman Orders General Hous« Cleaning To Avert Retirement Salary Racket

Probe Of Officers’ Promotions Sought   President Asks Investigation Of Those Retired On Disability Pay

OFFICERS’ RECORDS GIVEN TRUMAN’ AS MEYER CASE RESULT  . DISABILITY-RETIRED BRASS FACES PROBE OF PROMOTION DATA

Officers Face Disability Quiz   President Orders Inquiry + On Tax-Free Pay

Truman Orders Examination of Disability Pay   Is Determined to Clean House of Any Possible Racket by Officers

PHONE COMPANY REJECTS OFFER   Strike Ballots Sent to 155 Locals of Union

Congressional Group Inquiring Into High Prices Hears That Speculation On Food Exchanges Is a Basic Cause

Nation’s Food Prices Ebb Slightly; Wheat Increases on Grain Market

SOME DECLINE IN COMMODITY PRICES TUESDAY   Only Wheat Made Substantial Gains; Would Curb Speculation

Slight Decline. -Madeby Price:   High Living Costs Wavering Below Record Altitade -

Living Costs Waver Below Record Mark   Only Wheat Makes Gains On  Aleaéian‘’e AdaneLlate

Banks to Cash Veterans’ Terminal  Leave Bonds If Truman Signe Ril

Plans Drafted To Have Banks Cash GI Bonds   U.S. Treasury Would Provide Tables To Show  Amount Of Interest Vets May Receive

Veterans May Get Money Quickly   Banks May Handle GI Leave Bonds

PREPARING 10 - PAY VET BONDS   Treasury Is Arranging For Cashing Through Nation’s Banks

‘Banks to Get Job of Paying Billion For Vets’ Terminal Leave Bonds

Treasury Drafts Plans to Have Banks Cash GI Bonds  In Same Manner as Savings Bonds

Every Soviet Representative Is Spy, Claim   Beers, Advocates Of Prohibition, Ask Name Change   Southern Pacific Strike Is Ended   Treasury Would Let Banks Cash Terminal Leave Bonds

House Passes Union Control Bill 308 to 107   Sends Issue to Senate With Vote Big Enougt to Override Veto

ClO Wages Wai On Union Curbs   House Passes tough Bill and Sends It on For Senator's Okay

Legislative Director Says Bill Designed To Destroy All Labor Rights   Hoover Assails Occupation Policy   Admiral Hart Opposes Proposed Unification Of Armed Forces

'U.)., Russia Team Up For Council Seat   Czech Minister Wages Campaign Keep Off Council.

Czechs Assured Council Seat Despite Protest   Yemen, Pakistan To Be Inducted As New Members

Council Seat For Czechs  Seen Certain   U.S., Russia Favor Nomination— Masaryk Reluctant

BRITAIN REPLIES TO CHALLENGE ON HOLY LAND ISSUE   DECLARES SHE CAN’T CARRY OUT PLANS OF U. N. SINGLE-HANDED

BRITAIN WINS FIRST ROUND ON PALESTINE   Steering Unit Agrees To Put Fact-Board On Agenda

BRITAIN WINS ~~ INFIRST TEST   Palestine. Fact-Finding Committee Approved

17 SCALDED IN CARRIER BLAST   Explosion on Valley Forg Occurs When Vessel is at Base

‘Twerps’   ee erm em  That’s Latest Tag Pinned On Marshall Plan   "Here’s How Marshall’s Aid Plan Got Started

PLAY DOLL’ CRIES AFTER DROPPEL   tet wont od Girls Injure 2-Month-Old Found In Bundle

VICTIM OF DEATE   Grand -Old Man of Tribe Diés ‘in Arizona; Wealthiest’ -:  Member of Tribe

TEXAS DEATH TOLL CLIMBS UP TO 39   State Ties With California, Showing 23 Traffic Deaths for Labor Holiday:

MARSHALL PLAN AID POSSIBLE   Special Group Says ‘Some Adjustments’ Will Be Needed.

Survey Indicates U. S. Has Enough Resources to Meet Marshall Plan

Crash in Spain Kills 5 Americans   Cuban Airliner Hits Mountain Near Madrid

Dr. Ross Goes On Trial for Four Slayings  Plea of Temporary Insanity Indicated

{TRIAL FOR SAN ANTONIO DOCTOR (CHARGED WITH SLAYING OF FOUR 'ON LONELY ROAD OPENS MONDAY

Helicopter To Rescue   Last of Labrador Air Crash Victims Out Today; Power Failure Blamed For Accident

CARS FULL COAL ARE RAILED   attoon Wrecking rew Called; All rains Rerouted

Treasury Habel To Foot Bill      Brewster Group Would Tap Fund - Voted Forl Airports

TRUMAN PLAN ENDORSED BY UN COUNCIL   U. S. Obtains Major Diplomatic Victory When Russian Scheme Is Rejected.

SECURITY GROUP SNUBS REDS TRY TO CURB ACTION   Acts To Retain UN Border Patrol In Northern Greece

Si urvi ves      ONLY RUSSIA AND POLAND VOTED _ IN.FAVOR OF INTERVENING IN _TRUMAN’S RECOMMENDED _     PROCRAM

Security Council Approves Truman  Greek Aid Plan   7  : Anti-Communism Program  Wins Endorsement in   First Mator Test

U. N. Gives Backing to Greek Aid   Security Group Votes Not to Intervene in Truman Program

UN Backs  Truman  Program _   Security Council Votes 9 to 2 Net To Interfere in Greek Aid Plan

UN Security Council Endorses U. S$. Plan To Stop Communism   Votes Not to Intervene in Truman Program

Votes Against Intervention in Greek-Turk Aid   U. S. Wins Major Diplomatic Victory, Soviet Plan Rejected

UN Extends Approval to Air Program   Sanctions Proposed iJruman ‘Proposal for $400,000,000 Loan to. Greece and Turkey

TRUMAN'S STOP-COMMUNISM PLAN GETS DECISIVE VOTE FROM UN SECURITY COUNCIL

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@ PAUL MALLON—  Finds No One Entirely Clear on Truman’s Greco-Turkish Aid

Taft, Hartley Urge Quick Action in Case  Of Coal Strike  Truman Action Now Asked by Latter;  Developments Seen In Negotiations

Truman Asked To Invoke Law On Any Strike   Authors Of Labor Bill Urge Usage

TRUMAN ASKE TO INVOKE LAW TO BALK STRIKE    Some Progtess Reported In   Negotiations For New   Contrac’   'LEWIS IS DEMANDING  35.CENT HOUR BOOS!

Taft-Hartle Law Authors  Coal Strik             Chiean Says How Is The Time To Face Prebileds fe Lewis Sint Bevelemmont.

STEPS T0 COMBAT ANY COAL STRIKE URGED BY HARTLEY   Appeal Made to Truwan— Tait Says Now fs Time for Government to Face Coal Problem.    WAGE DEVELOPMENTS  REPORTED IMMINENT   Washington Hears Agreement With Union Is Sought on Basis of Demand for . 35-Cent Boost. ae

ACTION SOUGHT IN COAL TIEUP   Taft And Hartley Cal! On Truman To Invoke New Labor Law

Taft, Hartley, Urge President To Use New Law   ‘Say Legislation Would Cope With Paralyzing Coal Strike

LAW TO STOP COAL STRIKE IS PUSHED   Authors of Labor Act Asking Support From Pres. Truman

North And West Coal Wage Pact  Deal Is Imminent   Report Agreement Sought Granting 35-Cent Wage  Increase, But Holding Welfare Fund  eo RE Biida f nek ek OP

Truman Asked TolnvokeNew Law In Strike   Authors OF L Legislation Call For Immediate Action

Taft-Hartley Law Authors Call On President To Invoke Act, Cope With Coal Strike Threat

Asked Invoke Law Cope With Strike  Taft Says It Is Time Face Coal Problem

‘Action in Strike Threat Asked  Urges Truman Name Inquiry Body Now

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Eightieth Congress Slowly Dragging To End Of Session

Closing Sessions of 80th Congress Remind Hal Boyle of the Last Day of School

Canadians Are Advised Tolgnore U.S. Justice Dept.  Decide Semilis

Florida Lists Loss in Storm At 15 Million:   High Flood Waters Inundate Valuable Everglades Fields

HIGH WATER IN WAKE OF STORM DELUGES STATE   Farm Damage Estimated At 15 To 20 Million Dollars In Path Of Freakish Hurricane That Swept Florida During Weekend.

Florida Suffers Worst Farm Los:  Flood Damage May Reach 20 Million

Florida Storm Damage Is Put  At $20 Million   Freakish Hurricane Causes Highest Floodwaters In 30 Years.

Storm Is Accompanied by Torrential Rains and 75 MPH Gale; Extensive Crop Damage Reported.   THOUSANDS FORCED TO EVACUATE HOMES

Southeast Florida Now Under Deepest Water in 30 Years   Freakish Tropical Storm Leaves Costly Damage in Everglades Area

31 Scientists Fly Into Storm With Dry Ice   Hundreds of Homes Reported Inundated By Highest Waters  In 30-Year History

Flash Flood Waters Highest In 30 Years In Southern Sector   1.34 Inches of Rain Falls In Miami in  Just 10 Minutes, Bringing Total   to 5.01 Inches

COTIMATED 20 MILLION   Flood Waters Highest in 30 Years in Wake. of Freakish Storm.

Crop Damage In Florida Storm Heavy   More Than 3,000 Homes In Miami Damaged by  Flood; Loss to Farms  Above $15.000.000

Hurricane Damage Heavy in Florida   More Than 3,000 Homes Damaged by Flood as Result of Storm That Moves Northeast in Atlantic, After: Inundating Vast Areas of Lowland.    Loss in Agriculture Section Is Declared Greatest in a Generation

Florida Storm Damage High   Blood Woters Cause Greotest Form Disaster i Meony Years im Southeast Areo

Floods Ruin Rich ‘Citrus Fruit Crops   Highest Waters In Thirty Years Sweep Southeast Florida; Army Planes ‘Chase’ Hurricane

Florida Hard Hit By Floods in Wake Of Freak Hurricane   Crop Damage Is Set At 15 to 20 Million-Over 3,000 Homes ‘In Miomi Damaneel

Storm Causes Farm Disaster In Florida   $20,000,000 Damage In Wake Of Winds And Heavy Rains

Damage Is Heavy in Freak Storm   15 to 20 Million in Crop Losses Feared by Aa Chief

3,000 Homes In Miami Said I Be Damaged  Wind Moves Mogth Bae: oo Atl

Big Areas Of Winter Crops Under  Water   Hurricane Floods _ Called Greatest . Dicacter ln Vonre

rreak Hurricans Deals Hard Blow To Lower Florida  Disaster To Farms Generation’s Worst State Official Says

Florida Crops Heavily Damaged By Freak Storm   Loss Of Between $15 And $20 Million Reported: Flood Waters Cover Lowlande

rlorida Crops Are Damaged By freak turricane   Sterm Moves Into Atlantic

FARM DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT 15-20 MILLION   THOUSANDS FORCED OUT OF HOMES IN EVERGLADES

FLORIDA CROPS DAMAGE GREAT   Sectio n s Inundated By Floods, Storm Moves Up Coast.

Crop Damage In Florida May Hit $20 Million   Southwest Area Sloshes ~ Through Highest Flood Water in 25 Years

Parts Of Florida Are Under Water   Inundated By Highest Floods In More Than Quarter Of Century In Wake Of Freakish Hurricane; Planes Follow

Huge Loss In Wake Of Storm   Floods Accompanying Latest Florida Hurricane Cause Greatest Farm Disaster in Years

3000 Miami Homes Sutfer Flood Damage   Farm Loss Nears 20 Millions After Freakish Hurricane

Crop Damage Up In Millions, Many Are Homeless Again   Winds Ranging to 60 MPH Whip State, Bring Heavy Rains

19-20 MILLION CROP DAMAGE ESTIMATED   Report Highest Waters In Quarter-Century   Seek Refuge In Schools; Army To Drop Dry Ice On Storm Clouds

Millions In Hurricane Damage; Highest Flood waters In Generation.

TEMPERATURES   Thousands Forced Te Flee Rising Waters; Traffic ls Halted

Flood Waters Are Highest In Quarter Of Century  IS FREAK STORM  Thousands Forced To Flee From Their Homes

F lorida Area Flooded After  Hurricane   Planes Fly Into Storm to Conduct Dry Ice Experimen'

Freak Storm Causes Great Crop Damages   Fort Lauderdale, Miami Areas Hit  Again In Newest Of Hurricane Series

—HURRICANE20 Million Crop Loss In Florida  ‘Schools Housing Flood Refugees

Crop Damage ls Placed At $15,000,000   Tons Of Water Pour Down Upon Everglades

Florida Crop Damage From  Floods Heavy   Highest Waters in Quarter of Century Follow Freak Storm

Florida Reports $15 Million Loss  InF arming Areas   Hurricane And Flood Wreck Crops: Storm Moves Along Coast After Wide Sweep In Florida

Damage to Crops Near 20 Million   1,800 Are Victims Of Flood At Fart Landardcia

High Flood Waters In Hurricane Wake  sels 30-Year Mark   Air Force Planes Spray Dry Ice on Retreating Storm

prop Ls Heavy     Artose lorida .   Damage From Freak Hurricane Estimated at Near 25 Million -

FARM LOSSES HIGH AS GALE WHIPS FLORIDA   Freak Hurricane Takes Huge Crop Toll; Thousands - fra Homeless

Crop Damage Estimated $15-20 Millions; Freak Winds Move to Atlantie

Damage Is Heavy In Florida Storm   Crop Losses Are Estimated Between $15,000 and $20,000   MOVES TO NORTHEASI   Vast Areas of Southeastern  Region Covered by Flood Waters.

FLORIDA FEELS HEAVY DAMAGE IN NEW STORN   Freakish Hurricane Leave: Crop Loss Of From 15 To 20 Million Dollars

3,000 Homes In Miami Said To Be Damaged  Wind Moves North Fact Into Atlantic

Florida Under Highest Water Tn 30 Years   Crop Damage Set At $20 Million; Planes Chase Storm

Crops, Homes Hard Hit Over Weekend   Highest Floodwaters In 25 Years Cause $20,000,000 Damage

Freak Hurricane Damages Horida   Crop Loss Estimate Reaches Mark Of 20,000,000 Dollars

F loods Ravage Florida Areas In Stor m Wake   Record Rainfall Following Freak Hurricane Does $15,000,000 Damage;  Many Homeless

FLORIDA SECTOR FLOODED AFTER FREAKISH GALE   Crop Damage Is Estimated at 20 Million Dollars in Farm Disaster

Crop Damage Runs High In Florida   Report Hurricane Causes Damage of Between 15 and 20 Million Dollars

MILLIONS LOSS IN FLORIDA BY FREAK STORM   Worst Flood 25 Years Follows Freakish  Hurricane

Sections Inundated By Highest Flood Waters In Quarter Of Century

Freakish Hurricane Sweeps Across Florida Into the Atlantic; Citizens Count Loss

Floods Add to Florida Toll of Freak Hurricane   Over 3,000 Homes in Miami Inundated; Vas Damage to Crops

Scandal Brewing In Car Deals of WAA Officials   A House Investigation Group Declares Three ‘Should Be Fired’

Former LeMars _ Girl Is Married   Margaret Howe Wed At Fall Creek, Oregon

MARGARET HOWES ~ WEDS IN OREGON   Former. Le Mars Girl Re- peats Vows At Pretty Home Ceremony >

LeMars Citizens _ ‘Will Pay Honor To War Dead May 30  ‘Rev. Noble Sack  Wl] Deliver Addraa:

LeMars Citizens Will Pay Honor To War Dead May 30  Rev. Noble Sack Will Deliver Address On Memorial Day

EUROPE ACCLAIMS “TRUMAN'S APPEAL   Wide Attention Given Congress Message »

Europe Likes Truman's Ideas On World Peace   Communist Dailies Ignore Speech Of President

PROGRAM HAILED IN WEST EUROPE   British, Italian Papers Laud _ Trurnan’s Aid Efforts

Western Europe Praises Truman   Press Hails Program As Outlined To Congress On Monday.

Cholera Cases Reported in Punjab Camps   Fear of Epidemic Adds to Problem Faced by Indians

Atomic Discoveries Must Be Used For  Benefit Of Mankind, Lilienthal Says

Orderly Demonstration AS A EL  Ohio Veterans March On Capitol For Bonus

 Vets Voice Views: Ohio Gls March Into Capital, ; Demand Bonus, Better Housing

German Treaty Is Still in Force  Decision Is Made by Supreme Court

Chinese Girl Said N othing About Attack  “MP Officer Of Day Testifies At  Tiathiwc Patal

Says Rape Victim Didn’t Complain   Lieutenant Testifies No Complaint Made Until Day Later.

CHA cv CHINES CO-ED FAILED i REPORT ASSAULT   ‘Atnetican M.P. Officer Tes-tifies at Trial in   5 + Pe ee

DEMOCRACIES NEED FORCE, ALEMAN SAYS   Mexican Chief Tells Congress Weakness Whets Dictators’ Appetites.

Tlemocracy Needs Backing of Force To Survive, Mexican President Says

inaividuat's Freedom Is Guarantee Of Civilization, Says Mexican President -

ALEMAN WARNS AGAINST. NATIONS RULED BY TYRANTS   Mexican President Gives Ad:  dress Before Joint Con nmrace Caccaan

President of Mexico Addresses U.S. Congress   Speech in Spanish Delivered Today At Joint Session

Must Be“Backed by Force President Aleman Tells Joint Session of Congress

Addresses U. S. Congress ....  Mexico President Says Citizens Must Believe  - Democracy Correct Way

Dictators Not To Be Trustee  Aleman Says   Mexican Prexy Says erates Must Be acked by Military

ALEMAN TALKS TQ JOINT CONGRESS   DEMOCRACY MUST BE BACKED BY FORCE, SAYS MEXICAN CHIEF

Mexican Chief Speaks to U.S. Congress  Aleman Declares Democracy Must Be Backed by Force

U.S. Turkey Supplies Plentiful   Holiday Tables Will Be Well-Stocked At Bargain Prices

Tax Exemptions  To Vets This Year   War II Men Needen’t Wait Until 1948

Business Women Honor Guests At Formal Dinner   Welcome Class Of  ds eee ee ee Ge

28 NEW MEMBERS OF BPW INITIATED   Movies Of Northern And Western Scenes Were — Special Feature

Business Women Honor Guests At Formal Dinner  Welcome Class Of Twenty Eight New Members

Wage Tax Bill Goes to Senate   Measure Passed 130 64 By House—Termed Ke; Plank by Duff

State House Passes Bill To Permit Local Taxation   Measure Sent To Senate Would Let Taxing Bodies Enact Wage, Sales, Income Or Amusement Levies ;

Bankers Are Accused In Conspiracy Suits   Seventeen Wall Street Firms Face ‘Monopoly Charges’

Government Files Civil Suit Under Anti-Trust Laws Against 17 Leading Wall Street Concerns, Accusing Them of Conspiring to Control Handling of New Security Issues-—Denials Come From Financial District.

3overnment Is Promised Ficht By Accused Who Deny Charges Filed in Civil Action.

N. Y. BANKERS ARE ACCUSED OF MONOPOLY   Big Investment Firms Charged By Gov. In Anti-Trust Suit

17 INVESTMENT BANKING FIRMS NAMED IN SUIT   Justice Department  Plaintiff In Anti “Tien Qi) 8

17 Big Firms Face Charges Of Monopoly   Suits Filed Against Financial Leaders,  Who Make Denials

Government Names 17 Firms In Suit . Wall Street Bankers AccusedOftMonopol),

Banking Firms Target Of Suit  Government Files Mononpoly Charges

FLOW: OF LAVA 1S INCREASED   THREE MORE CRATERS ON-MT ETNA BECOME ACTIVE~ "FARMHOUSES ARE  DESTROYED 

Sicilian Village Appears Doomed   Molten Lava From Mt. Etna _ Is Moving Steadily To wards Village

All Is Confusion On Capitol Hill With Regrouping Of Committees In Congress

All Is Confusion on Capitol Hill Hill in Washington as Congress Meets

Five Vessels in Grip of Wild Typhoon   Ships Caught in 100-Mile an Hour Wind Send SOS

Britons Will Pay More For Clothing And Shoes   Labor Government Cuts Out Subsidies, Hikes Profits Tax, Increases Purchase Levy With 100 Per Cent Duty On Luxury Goods; Income Levy Unchanged

Churchill Asks Help From Allies   Wants All Small Nations To Pay On War Effort

ASSERTS HELP TO ALLIES IS CRISIS CAUSE   Former Prime Minister Urges Preparation For Election

SENATE DEMOS CONFIDENT TAX VETO WILL STICK   Lucas Thinks it May Be Sustained Again in the House

Both Parties Claim Votes For Tax Bill   Senate May Ballot ‘ Today After Action IInen Amendments

Lucas Declares Measure Faces Certain Death   Democratic Whip Declares   House May Not Even Let Bill Get To Senate;  Amendments Up Today

Senators Differ On Overriding New Tax Veto  Congress Won’t Get ~ Marshall Proposals  Une fanuary Returr

Lucas Says Senate Will Uphold Veto  UP an Lienctaler Cay   “Definitely Can Sustain” Truman’s Promised Veto _

TO BE UPHELD   Senate Democratic Whip Believes Chamber Can Sustain President.

SUSTAINING OF TAX VETO PREDICTED   Senator Claims Senate Will Uphold Reiection

SEN. LUCAS DEMOCRATIC WHIP SAYS SENATE CAN “DEFINITELY” SUSTAIN ‘PRESIDENT’S VETO OF. TAX-CUT BILL

Senate To Be Test Gn Tax Reduction Bill   DEMOCRATIC WHIP SAYS UPPER HOUSE TO BACK VETO

FUTURE OF TAX CUT BILL EYED BY SENATORS   Speculation Rife As Secone Levy Trimming Try Nears Crucial Period

LUCAS IS CERTAIN SENATORS WILL SUSTAIN TRUMAN   " AMENDMENTS WILL DELAY VOTING ON TAX CUT MEASURE

Thinks Senate Will Back Veto (On Tax Measure   Lucas Says House May Beat Senate To Sustaining Act

SAYS SENATE CAN SUSTAIN TRUMAN VETO   Senator Lucas, Democratic Whip, Declares TaxCut Bill May Not Even Be Repassed Over President by House.

Senate Will Back Up Veto   Lucas Deélares Upper House Will Sustain Action of President

DEMOCRAT WHIP SEES DEFEAT OF TAX BILL AGAIN   Lucas Confident Senate Can Sustain Truman’s Promised Veto

Lucas Predicts Senate io Uphold ‘Tax Measure Veto   Three Senators fo Offer. Amendments;. Wherry: Thinks GOP’ Controls: Enough Votes.

Senate Can Sustain Truman’s Tax Veto, According to Lucas   Says House Might Bsck President; GOP is  Sure of Victory

Lucas Sees Tax Cut Veto Upheld  GOP Senate Chief, However. Predicts Overriding Vote

Lucas Confident Senate Again To Uphold Tax Vet   Demvcratic Whip Sees Upper House Supwortine Trumen.

a  TAX BILL VOTE MAY COME TODAY Demos Say Senate  Will Uphold Veto

Wherry “Sure” House Will Override   Several Amendments To Be Proposed By Lawmakers

Veto WillBe Upheld   “I Think We Have The Votes,” Sen. Wherry Answers

VOTE TO UPHOLD PRESIDENT SEEN   Lucas Feels Senate Coulc Sustain New Tax Veto

Tax-Slash Bill Vote May Come In Senate Today   Lucas, Demo Whip, Says Expected Veto Sure Tc  ae

LUCAS CLAIMS SENATE POWER T0 BACK VETO   Tax Bill Will Come lo a Vote First In the House

Senate Will Uphold Second Tax Bill Veto, Lucas Says  Democratic Whip Believes House May Not Be Able to Override Veto

SEES TAX VETO BEING UPHELD INSENATE VOTE   Democratic ‘Whip Predicts - Truman's Veto Would Be  :   : Sustained by Dems

Leaders Hope To Act on Reduction Bill During Day   Truman Faces Defeat As House Gets Set To Over-Ride Opposition

Senate Will Uphold Second Tax Cut Bill  Veto, Predicts Lucas   Claims House May Not Be Able To Override

CLAIM SENATE WILL SUSTAIN TRUMAN VETO   Backers of Measure Hope for Final Vote On Reduction Today

Illinois Senator Claims Senate ‘Definitely Can Sustain’ Truman’s Promised Veto  of Tax Bill. ‘  REPUBLICANS ALSO  eniciinniiemueinia rn CMATHOIMOAL'

 SENATOR TELLS . AUDIENCE  THAT PRESIDENT TRUMAN REMOVED  CON fl TROLS TOO SOON

Council Sees Disagreement   Military Staff Committee Gives Report On Police Force

Ist Report On UN Police Sees  Disagreement   Soviet Opposes Others On Two Major Points

World Police Report Rushed   Nations At Odds Over Setup To Guard  Peace

SECRET MILITARY COMMITTEE BUCKS SEVERAL DISPUTES   Charge of Organizing Interna tional Police Force Is Proving Tough

Pay Increase  Talk Called Trial Balloon  * More Production Termed ‘Only Cure RP. NAW 1.24...

Murray “Sending Up Trial Balloon,’ Bunting Believes  Doesn't Think C0 Head After Pay Hike

(10 Wage Boost Plan Held 'Trial- Balloon’   Bunting Suggests Increases Not Answer To Inflation

C.J. 0. MOVE. SEEN  ASTRAL BATIOON    EARL-BUNTING, N, A. M, PRESIDENT, DOUBTS_MUERAY IS  AFTER WAGE HIKE.

NAM President Ridicules C10's ‘Trial Balloon’   Thinks Murray Doesn't Really Expect Wage Hike Just Now

Curb on Wages Asked by NAM   \Murray’s Request Termed Tal Balloon’

LABOR URGED TO WAIVE PAY HIKE DEMANDS      NAM President Views CIO Statement As ‘Trial Balloon’

Bunting Calls Pay Hike Talk ‘Trial Balloon’   NAM Chief Suggests Increase in Output And Tax Reductions

Manufacturers Group Set Forth Anti-Inflation Plan Production, Budget Ceiling Stressed

Production, Budget Ceiling ... .  NAM Urges Program  For Inflation Ills

Anti-Inflation Program  Recommended By N. A. M.   Proposals Ranging From Greater Productivity To Ceiling On Federal Budget Urged Upon Public And Congress

INDUSTRY RAS PLAN TO BEAT U.S. INFLATION   BUDGET CEILING OF 31 BILLION ASKED OF CONGRESS

Former U.S. State Department Employe Gets Jail Sentence   ‘One To Three Years In Jail For  Hiding Communist Connec tions In Job Application

ARZANI GETS 1-3 SENTENCE   Ex-U. S. Employe Convicted of Hiding Communist Connections

ROIS secret. ) Unicel aera cies  Younger Eisenhower Is Married Tuesday

Mrs. Broadhurst Is Found Guilty   To Get Life Term For Inducing Cowboy To Kill Her Husband.

Mules May Give Aid to Greeks But They're Headaches to GI Soldiers

Greeks May Have Word for Them  Army Readies 1,000 American Mules for Balkan Aid Program

HEAVY SELLING DRIVES DOWN LEADING ISSUES   Stocks Of Major Industrial Companies Drop $1 To More Than $2 In Late Trading

Death Toll Rises To 175 In Bloody Palestine Rioting   Swift Attack Made Bv Jewish Hagana

10 Arabs Die in Counter-Attack By Jewish Army  100 Others Wounded in Hardest Fighting To Date; Arab Leaders Meet in Cairo

10 Arabs Killed In New Violence Over Palestine  Jewish Army Makes Counter-Attack In Tel Aviv-Jaffa Area

Hagana Beats Off Tel Aviv Raiders, Kill 70, Wound 108   Twelve Jews, 3 Britons Slain as Defense Army Shatters Attackers   PALESTINE DEATH TOLL REACHES 175   Native Leaders in Cairo Discuss Possible War  Against Any UN Army

70 ARABS KILLED IN TEL AVIV   Attackers Are Repulsed By Haaana Forces

IN COMMUNAL BLOOD - LETTING   Palestine Fighting Takes 97 Lives in 24 Hours; War Parley Continues

British Report 97 Are Slain in Palestine Fight   Arabs Armed With Modern Weapons — Driven Back  by Jews

100 Others Wounded In New Attack   British Reports Arabs Are Using Modern Weapons

Jews Slaughter /0 Arabs, Wound At Least Hundred   Bloody Battle Waged In No-Man’s-Land Near Jaffa, Tel Aviv

100 Others Wounded ©      Last Night   Area Between Tel Aviv and Jaffa Has Become a Veritable Blood-Soaked Battleground 

(By Shot-Firer, Substituting tor Mine-Bunner)   CASUALTIES GROW IN PALESTINE AREA AS FIGHTS SPREAD   94 Persons Killed in Las 24 Hours, Report Says Today Pitched Battle Is Described.   LEADERS OF ARABS CONDUCT SESSION

Seventy Arabs Are Slain By Jewish Force   Hagana Defense Army Stages Counter-Drive Outside of Tel-Aviv

British: Report 70 Arabs Killed In Palestine Riot   Death Toll in Communal Fighting Nearly Doubled

Congress Race Being Watched   Bucks-Lehigh Battle Seen As Test Trend On Taft-Hartley Bill

Ballot Battle Over Labor Act StirsInterest   Pennsylvania Election To Provide First Test Of Union Strength In U.S. Campaign

Youth, 18, Kills Girl Friend, 16. In Death Pact   Says He Ran Out o! Bullets; Gives Self IJpn

FRANCE ORDERS EXPULSION OF TWENTY REDS   Order Came After Grour Charged With Foment ing Disorders.

Told They Must Leave Country —   French Government Charges ‘That They Have Been Fomenting Recent Disorders in France

‘he Cold War’  FRANCE EXPELS RUSSIANS FOR FOMENTING RIOT   General Purge Not Planned But More Arrests on Tap

20 Russians Are Expelled From France   Gov't. Says They © Were Active in Fomenting Disorders

Fourth of British Girls Who Married Gls Finding Life in U.S. ‘Unbearable’

British Blast G. I. Treatment Of Brides   Many English Girls Stranded Here, Papers Claim

Future of Sugar RationingStudiec   House Committee to Begin Hearings on Extension Proposal

ANNOUNCEMENT OF WAR DEPARTMENT SAYS OTHERS GO  Advises That Camp   Advises That Camp Hood To Remain On Active List

Drouth, Added fo Grain-Saving Proposal, Due to Cut Texas Cattle-Raising Seriously

Lack OF Feed; High Cost Of Feed Among Problems Facing lexas Cattlemen

House Backs Reduction in Navy Funds   Texan’s Motion Shouted Down -On Taber's Plea

House Votes Slash in Appropriations For Navy Personnel   Action Taken Despite Strong Demo Protest

Storm Builds Up 143-MPH Winds; Atlantic Islands in for Lashing; Disturbance Swings Nearer U. 8.

 Storm Boiling Northwest. ward At Unusually Great Speed   Wind Is Clocked At 143 Miles Hour   U. S. Not Yet Ready To Use Dry Ice In Attempt To Dissipate Blow

TORNADO MOVES TOWARD ISLANDS   Storm Is in Path to Be Traveled by Trumans on Missouri.

183-Mile Winds Attend Hurrican In Atlantic Seas  Battleship Missouri, Truman On Board,

Tropical Hurricane Threatens Texas as Midwest Loses Hea’   Ohio Valley Soaked by Rains; Storm Dallies Over Mexican City

PEACE PARLEY BIDS ACCEPTED   Most Nations Ready To Mee’ With U. S. To Talk Over Jap Pact

Wallace Candidacy eets With Jeers, Fears And Cheers   Former Member Of Both Parties Launches Own New Third Party

Altho Think Will Attract Few Votes   American - Russian Relations Become Campaign Issue.

Wallace Forms Third Parly, Propels Russian Relations Into 1948 Election

Republicans Cheer Wallace; Foreign Policy Is Issue   Demoeratic Wears Show in Key States, See ‘Candidacy as ‘Maior Blow

Wallace shoots The Works   Announces For President On Third Party Ticket

Wallace Makes  Foreign Policy Issue In 1948   American Relations  With Russia To Fore

Henry Wallace Starts Third Party Effort   Announces That He Will Run for President; U. S. Relations with Russia Brought into Race.

U.S, FOREIGN STAND IS WALLACE SALIENT   Dem Jeers, Fears, G. 0. P. Cheers Greet Move

Wallace Move Projects U. S.-Soviet Relations as 1948 Campaign issue

Foreign Policy fs Plumped Right Info Presidential Race   Given Little Chonce fe Win, Wollace Entry Affects Cheices of Major Parties

WALLACE HAS TIED BOT HOPES, FEARS   Third Party Move Brings Joy to Republicans, Bad News to Demos.

Wallace Sets Up Third Party   Democrats Jittery Over Results Of Split

Dems Jer, But Fear 3rd Party   Politicians Say Wallace Has Little Chance to Win

Democrats Jeer, Republi. cans Cheer As He Launch. es Sri Party Movement     Soviet Relations ae 5 64 lt og   Observers Say His Attacks Will Require Answering By Major Parties

Disintegration Of Demos Seen In His Action  So ome Eos tend Fat Will Ba Stra

Embarks on First Serious 3rd Party Effort Since 1924 Amid GOP's Cheers, Dem Jeers.

Will Run On Independent Third Party   Foreign Relations Projected Strongly Into Race By Speech In Chicago Last Night!

LITTLE CHANCE TO BE ELECTED, EXPERTS CLAIM   Democrats Fear Effects Of Candidacy On Hopes In ‘Key Voting Districts

Third Party Effort Based On Criticism  Of Foreign Policy   Announcement Shakes Political Structure of Democrats But Observers Believe Former Vice President Has Less Chance Than LaFollette Had in 1924

GOP Leaders Cheer Wallace Party Break   Some Democrats Say Their Party Will Be Stronger

Debate Effect Of Wallace’s Third Party   GOP Is Jubilant, ’ Democrats Claim They'li Not Suffer

GOP Cheers, Demos Jeer, Fear First Serious Third Party Try Since 1924

Foreign Policy Issue to Fore   Wallace Propels U. S.-Russian Relations Into Next Campaign

SLIGHT CHANCE OF WALLACE VICTORY   That’s Opinion Of Political Observers   POOR RACES   Of Previous Third Party Candidates Are Cited; Democrats Shaken

Third Party Outlook Cheers Republicans   Democratic Jeers And Cheers Grow ~ As Wallace [njects Foreign Issues

Wallace Candidacy Catapults Foreign Policy Into Presidential Campaisn   GOP Cheers, Demos Jeer, Fear First Serious Third Party Try Since 1924

Jeers, Cheers Meet Wallace.   Republicans Hail Candidacy as Blow To Democrats, Who Contend Their Party Will Be Strengthened by Purge

Disintegration Of Democratic Party Forecast   Wallace’s Crusade Marks Beginning, GOP Leaders Assert Today

Republicans See Breaking Up of Democrat Party   _ Truman Men, However Believe It Will Unify Power

Reece Claims Democrats on Way fo Ruin   Truman's Followers, However, Feel Own Party Strengthened

Jeers, Cheers Greet Inception  Of Third Party   Russian Relations To Be Chief Issue Of Presidential Race With Wallace Group

Action Brings Jeers, Cheers   GOP Jubilant, Demos.  Scornful Over Wallace Announcement; Given Little Chance :-to Win

U. S. Relations With Reds Campaign Issue Following Third Party Announcement

G.O.P. Cheers Entrance of  Third Party   Politicians See Less Upset Chance Than on La Follette

ARAR MWACHINEGIUNNERS   Wallace Stand Brings Foreign Policy to Fore

Disintegration Of Democratic Party Is Seen ;  nrnavanc’ Am   Pendergast And Moscow Faction Now Said Solit

REECE SEES DEM DISINTEGRATION   Truman Non - Committal on Wallace’s Action.

Wallace's Declaration Injects U.S. Foreign Policy ‘Into ‘48 Campaign; Both Parties Must Answer Him   Taft Charges Democrats Seeking Power To Set Arbitrary Conirols

= mamma i aati nematameccmmamene anaes aaa  G. O. P. Hails Wallace ‘Peace’ Entrv in Presidential Race

Wallace Candidacy Catapults Foreign Policy Into Drive   Former Vice President's Decision for Third Party Discussed -

POLITICOS SEE SMALL CHANCE FOR HIS PARTY   Candidacy Is Figured Influence Over  GOP Choice

U.S. FOREIGN POLICY MADE VOTE ISSUE   Wallace’s Launching ol Third-Party Movement Places Issue Squarely Intd the 1948 Election Campaign.

Wallace Candidacy Catapults Foreign Policy Into Camnaion   U. 9. Relahions With Russia Becomes Issue  in 1948 Election Race

Third Party Move Stirs. GOP, Demos   ‘Wallace. Bid Termed “Disintegration of © Democratic Party *.  By Republican Chief

Wallace Gets Cheers, Jeers   Republicans Pleaxed And Demos Fearful; Foreian Policy Becomes Campaign Issue

No Chance Of Election For lowan Seen   But Answers From Major Parties May Be Necessary

Move Is Blow To 1948 Hopes Of Democrats   Launches Third Party Amid Democratic Jeers, Fears GOP Cheers

FOREIGN POLICY CATAPULTED — INTO CAMPAIGH   Wallace’s Candidacy Due to Make Russian Relations an Issue

A.M. Meets Taft-Hartley ©  Requirements  a a . Se    ’ Union Is First to Qualify for Services of Labor Board

Fire Destroys Four Buildings, Lumber At Chippewa Falls   Order Investigation Of Fire In Strikebound Oshkosh Plant

400,000 Loss in Oshkosh Blaze   Probe Cause of Fire at Lumber Firm Yard

Oshkosh Lumber Fire Is Probed   Warehouse of Mills, Scene of Strike, Is Destroyed

Money Interest Denied By May   Ex-House Official Strongly Refutes Charge of Fraud Conspiracy

DISAPPOINTED IN PROGRESS ON AUSTRIAN PACT   U.S. State Chief Flying Home; Nation Awaits Report on Moscow Meet

STOPOVER AT ~ BERLIN: MADE ~ BY DIPLOMAT   TELLS NEWSMEN THAT HE 18 ‘DISAPPOINTED AT BREAKUP BUT CONFERENCE NOT .- COMPLETE FAILURE 

Five Rivers Remain Threatening To Low Lands Near Streams   Weekend Rains Cause Turbulent Waters to Rampage

Secretary Lie Of UN Tells Writers Balkan Documents Disappeared Near Geneva

No Evidence Of Theft, He Declares   Gets Statement From Britain on Illegal Entry Into Palestine

Suitcase with UN Group's Findings In Balkans Investigation Missing

A Suitcase Full of U.N.  Documents Disappears   Missing While Council's Balkan Probers  Enroute from Greece to Geneva

Suitcase of UN  Papers Missing  . Secretary-General Makes Announcemen‘

Group Loses Case Full Of Documents   Lie Says Commission Is Trying to Trace Missing Items

Suitcase Of UN Documents  On Greece Are Missi ne   Secretary Lie, However, Declines To Say There Is Evidence Papers Were Stolen; Confidential Communication Received From England In Palestine Immigration

‘Suitcase’ Full of Documents Missing, Lie Declares Today   No Evidence of Theft in Disappearance as Yet,  U.N. Officer Says

COMMISSION LOST. DOCUMENTS WHILE ON PROBE MISSION:   U.N. Leader Says Suitcase of Documents Disappeared en ute to Geneva

Ageression Issue Facing 20 Americas   Argentina Wants Punishment Held To Outsiders Only

U. S.; Argentine Draw Lines for New Battle   But U. S. Appears Certain Winner at Brazil Conference

Defense Issue to Revive Conference Battle Between U.S., Araentina

Yankees Are Amazed B Proposal To Keep Out Of Intra-Union Spats   Argentinians Sure To Lose If Issue Comes To Vote Of Conference, But U. S. Memers Ficht For Quiet Settlement.

U. S., Argentina. Reach Deadlock Over Hemisphere  Agaression Plan

Clash Looms Between U. S. And Arcentina   Two Nations. Head For Contriversy Regarding Hemisphere Aggression Treaty,

U. S. Facing An Old Foe   Argentina Appears To Be Certain To Lose Defense Tiff

Argentine, U. S. Battle Is Begun   Latin American Nation Appears As Certain Loser In Fight To Limit Defense Agreement

Inter-American Row Flares Over Defense Treaty   Vandenberg Opposes Application Only To Foreign Nations

Lines Drawn for Brazil Battle on  Defense Treaty   U. §. and Argentina Take Opposite Sides on Scope of Hemisphere Pact

But Legality of Rio Ceremony is Now Questioned   Wedding in Hotel Where Former Red-haired Beauty Reported Seriously Il

STOLEN PAINTINGS TO BE SENT TO DUTCH   ‘Art Works In Gen. Clay’s Of.  fice To Be Returned

Judge Has Reply To Affidavit Of Prejudice  Day-Durocher Marriage Case

ARE BOOSTING U.S. 54   3@ Persons to Travel Route bs Eastern Kansas by Bus

ARE BOOSTING U.S. 84      3@ Persons. te Travel Reute b Eastern Kansas by Bus

WHEAT MARKET PRICES GO UP AS CORN DROPS   President Truman Eyes Recommendations to Combat Soaring Costs

First UN Debate Results in Clash  Between Jews, Arab:   Immigration Question Proves Stumbling Block For Those Participating

Independent Palestine Is Arab Plea   Jews Counter With Demand for Free Immiecration

Arabs Demand Immediate Act On Free State   Jewish Agency Fights Plar At Session of Assembly; Russians Ask Action

Arabs, Jews Clash On Assembly Floor   Linmigration Issue Brings Sharp Exchange Jn UN As Rival Factions Meer Firer Tins.

FREE PALESTINE ASKED BY ARABS   CALL LOR INDEPENDENCE AT .ONCE—CLASH WITH JEWS ON IMMIGRATION.

Arab Higher Committee Asks Independent State   Jewish Agency Counters With Demand. for. Free Immigration To Holy Land—British Mandate on Seared Ru Acehke

Independent Palestine  Is Arab Plea  Jews Counter Wit!  Demand for :

ARABS PRESS FOR SPEEDY      Jewish Agency Pleads For Free Holy Land  Tearciorvatinan

Arabs Call on UD For Independent  Palestine at Once Clash With Jewish  Speakers Over Free mmicratian ee

INDEPENDENCE QF PALESTINE IS DEMANDED   Arab Committee Puts Forth Proposal At U. N. Hearing

IMMIGRATION IS CORE OF ARAB, JEWISH CLASH   Russia Wants Palestine  Commission To Study Ending Of Mandate

Finn Strikers Face Army Call  Government Moves To Combat Walkout

FINNS PLAN LABOR DRAFT IN STRIKE   CONSCRIPTION MAY BE ANSWER TO WALKOUT OF 40,000 FEDERAL WORKERS.

Opposition to Plan Narrowed By New Trend   Toughening Official Attitude on Russia Reflected in Moves

Taft May Support Greek-Turkey Financing. Join In Frowning At Russian Aggression

TAFT SAYS HE HAY SUPPORT HID TO GREECE   wants Strict Control of Distrihution Method with No Overlapping.

Bullitt Claims Russians Plan To Assault U. S.   Official Attitude Toward Soviet Gets Tougher By Minute

Official Altitude Toughens  Taft May Support Truman's Stand On Greece. Turkey Aid

Taft Gives Qualified Support  To Truman Greek-Turk Plan   Vandenbery. Bullitt Point To: New Trend As U.S. Attitude Toward Soviet Touchens

Taft May Back Truman's Plan  To Block Reds   Senator Indicates He May Support Aid To Greece And Turkey.

Senator Taft WillSupport Foreign Aid   American Attitude Foword Russions hs. Growinta Taucher

Taft Likely ‘To Support  Truman Plan   But Wants To Be Sure All Three U.S. Departments Work Together

Taft Indicates  He ll Support Greek-Turk Aid   Tougher Official Atti. tude Toward Russia Be coming F vident.

TAFT SAYS HE MAY SUPPORT TRUMAN PLAN FOR GREEK AID   Sterner Official Attitude Toward Russia Seems To Be Developing

— MEARINGS Pepper  Opposes . Policy: —   _WAR, NAVY... CHIEFS HEARD

TAFT MAY SUPPORT TRUMAN MONEY PLAN   U. S. Attitude Toward Reds Continues To Toughen

Taft Backing Aid Plan For Greece   Little Opposition Still Sighted In Congress Now

Taft May Back U.S. Aid For Greeks, Turks   With Reservations, However; Official Attitude Toward Reds Toughens

Truman Plan Likely to Win Taft Support   Signs Point to Tougher Attitude Toward Russians

U.S. WITHDRAWAL FROM CHINA : MAY PUT FURTHER PRESSURE ON _ TWO FACTIONS TO COOPERATE

$5000 Verdict Is Set Aside       Singer Had Sued New York Hotel Over A Room incident.

Missouri Flood Threat Centers:at St. Joseph   “Big Muddy” Reaches 20.3 Foot Staga---Highest At Point Since 19028

Missourt River Is Seeping Thru Levee Protecting Rosec rans Field

Missouri River Flood Centered At St. Joseph   Work to Save Airport, Flood Crisis Eases At Most lowa Points

Flood Threat Centering At St. Joseph   Highest River Water Reading Recorded Since 1908 at Town

NEW TRAFFIC LAW JUST GOOD SENSE   By Col. Homer Garrison, Directo Department of Public Safety

Walstonburg Minister Is Elected Methodist Delegate To Conference

«Methodists Reject Duke Home Plan; Conference Asks Return of Bishop Peele

‘Former U. S§. T reasury Official Holds  Tax Cuts Can Be Made   Forecasts $11,000,000,000 Surplus at End of Next Fiscal Year Unless Income Levies Are Reduced

Publishers, ANG Invited To Air Fight   House Chai man Seeks Testimony

State Police Records Show Jump For Novem: ber But Year Is Sull Behind 1946 Totals.

State Police Report 63. Hurt In 96 Accidents; Many Arrests  Made By Patrols

IN GULF COAST AREA Dow Chemical Will Make $100,000,000 Expansion

WALLACE SCORES TRUMAN DOCTRINE   Proposes: Substitute wor  ng Program In ne Sneech

U.S. Program Leads to War, Wallace Says   Advocates Ten-Year World-Spending-Plan - Peace Prescription

WALLACE HITS AID PROGRAN   Declares Truman Plan I: Inadequate, Will Lead To Red Revolutions

HEAD OF YORK FAMILY DIES FROM INFANTILE   Norman M. Lutz, Aged 34 Years, Passes Away From Polio At Harrisburg Hospital

Senate Will Vote Stop-Gap European: Aid   ahh Pua     Speedy Passage Of Measure. le. Deaeliatad

FOREIGN AID MEASURES T0 WIN APPROVAL   $597,000.000 for France. Haly and Austria Supported

$596,000,000 Fund Expected To Survive  Without Being Reduced   Approval Of Relief Measure In Senate Is Expected Soon After Its Introduction, Which Is Scheduled For Next Monday.

QUICK AID BILL ACTION HINTED   Senate Leaders Say Request Won’t Be Trimmed

Debate To Open Monday On Bill For Prompt Aid   Cooperation Urged To Cut Living Cost

OPEN FOR TRAFFIC   Workmen Have Completed Paving One Street  Intersection   County Treasurer’s Office Handled More Money During Past Fiscal Year

‘County Treasurer’s Office Handlea ‘More Money During Past Fiscal Year

DE GAULLE IN BID FOR LEADERSHIP   Demands Dissolution of Assembly,-New General Eleations.

De Gaulle Makes Bid For Power  — Holding Of New Elections Demanded

DE GAULLE ASKS NEW ELECTIONS   GENERAL CALLS FOR SELECTION OF NEW PARLIAMENT EN BID FOR POWER.

De Gaulle Seeks  Government Upset In New Election  Makes Bid for Power After Victory Over Reds, Ramadier Regime

OPA Told to Change Sugar Ration Plan   Judge Orders Agency to Stop Using “Historical Use” Formula as Basis for Fixing Industiral Users’ Quota.

COURT ACTION PERILS WHOLE OPA PROGRAM   Government Appeals  To Higher Tribunal To Stay Execution

Court Stays Decision on  Use Formula   Hearing on Ruling Which Ys Held as Threat to   Sugar” Ration Program Slated February 7

Industrial Use System Ruled To Be Illegal   Federal Judge Orders OPA to Discontinue Historical Use Basis For Allotments

Appeal Notice Is Filed Over Sugar Ruling  Stay Granted on i’ a rid . a   » J

10 BE ILLEGAL   Court Orders OPA to Stop Control of Industrial Use Under Gd Sehechuite   INJUNCTION NOW EFFECTIVI

Appeal Stays Sugar Ration Death Knell   OPA System Upset By Injunction, but Court Delays Move

ORDERS OPA 10 HALT INDUSTRIAL SUGAR RATIONING   U. S. JUDGE RULES PROGRAM INVALID; OPA WILL APPEAL

Truman Sends Greetings To Russian People ‘On Occasion of Holiday

“‘Warmonger Cries Are Renewed   Spokesmen Claim U. S. Planning Imperalistic War

Red Army Stages Wet Cold Parade   ne Rulaanin Hits 1c “Warmongers”; Stalin Absen

Truman Sends Greetings To Soviet People   Congratulates Citizens, ' But Not Officials On Revolt Anniversary

Greetings Sent Russians  By Truman US. Military  Forces I snored

STANDARD OIL BARES GAS-RATIONING PLAN   Many States In Midwest To Be Affected By System

Standard Oil Plans To Use Gas Rationing   COMPANY ANNOUNCES NEW SYSTEM TO AID CUSTOMERS

Anti-Seaway Stand Is Taken By State Assembly   Vote on Resolution NJemorializing. Congress Recorded at 132 to 11

United Nations Atomic Committee Renews Effort to Draft Control Pact

HOPE HELD OUT . FOR ATOM PACT   U. S., Russia Resume Their Struggle Over Controls

U.N. Committee Resumes Work Or  Atomic Control   U.S. Hopes Russia May Modify Stand

UN Renews Efforts For Atomic Pact   Third Struggle Begins Between America, Russia

U. N. Revives Atomic Talks   U. S. Hopes Russia Will Modify Stand

U. S., Russia Oren Third Struggle Over Control of Atomic Energy ©

U.S., Russia Today Begin New Struggle Over What to Do With Atomic Eneray May Agree

Soviets, U.S. Renew Attempt For Atom Plan   Long Search For Agree. ment Continues As. Working Committee  Buckles Down -

ATOMIC ENERGY TALKS RESUMED   Russia May Eventually Join World Pact, Repart

RENEW ATOMIC ENERGY TALKS   UN Group Attempting Again to Draft Pact

ATOMIC ISSUE AGAIN BEFORE U.S. REDS   One Member of Americar Delegation Believes Russia Eventually May Join in a World Pact Controlling Atom.

Russia May Modify Atom Control Stand   United Nations Committee Renews Efforts To Draft Control Pact

Russia Expected To Eventually Join World Pact Controlling Atomic Power

ee ee a  U. S., Russia Renew Talks  Over Atomic  Control Plan   Osborn Says Soviet Might Change Mind And Sign UN Treaty

OMAHA STOCKYARDS CLOSED BY STRIKE       iion Leaders Deny Surprise Walkout Is Protest Against New Labor BIL

FCgenYy agrees StTuUtL a iatieeniaedetemetaninnin ee iueialemnibainainaiiimmiaiadaaeiniaanienhioetinieine auienelaieniemmmnanel  Mish School Bands Transform Huntington into Blaze of Color

UN GROUP HIT: AT VIOLENCE   INQUIRY COMMITTEE SENT TO PALESTINE CONDEMNS  DISREGARD OF TAUCE © APPEAL

TRUMAN JUST SIGHT SEEING TOURIST TODAY   Spends Day Among Pyramids In Mexico—Off For Waco Tomorrow

TRUMAN-T0 RETURN TO U.S. THURS,   Will ‘Make a Major Address At Waco, Texas

President Spends Last Day in Mexieo Flying Over Mexico's Newest Volcano and Viewing the Pyramids — Mr. Truman Will Fly to Waco, Texas, Thursday,

STRICT FOOD CONSERVATION DRIVE OPENED   Appeal Made to Americans for Self Denial to Help Feed Hungry Europe.

Flanders Pledges Rationing Study      Says Joint Congressional Economic Committee Will Consider Controls

Tomorrows Aeadlines “Joday REPUBLICAN PROMISES SERIOUS CONSIDERATION TO RETURN OF SOMF FORM OF PRICF CONTRO}

U.S. Will Ask British to (Quit Mandate   Proposal Would Place Jerusalem Under Autonomous Regime

END OF BRITISH MANDATE IN PALESTINE TO BE URGED   United Nations Special Committee Reported Ready To Recommend 25-Year Mandatory Rule Over Holy Land Be Concluded As Soon As Possible-—Maijority Favors Splitting Country Into Independent Jewish And Arab Nations

Palestine Committee Favors End of British Mandate Over the Holy Land

U.N. SPECIAL GROUP ON PALESTINE FAVORS END 10 MANDATE RULE   Majority Also Favors Split Of Holy Land Between Arabs And Jews   ASSEMBLY GETS REPORT

Palestine Commitiee Favors Split Of Holy Land Into Two Countries

UN. Commission  Also Would End British Mandate   Two Independent Nations Would Be Set Un.

May Urge Holy Land Partition   UN Committee Reported Ready To Urge End  Of Mandate

Holy Land Split to Be Advocated   U.N. Committee on Palestine Ready to Recommenc  British Mandate Be Ended as Soon as Possible.

END OF ENGLAND'S MANDATE MAY BE ASKED BY COUNCIL   Majority in Favor of Splitting is Holy Land Into Two Inde ‘pendent Nations

NO AGREEMENT ON MINE WAGE   John L. Lewis Disperse: Policy Committee As Dickers Collapse

Coal Policy Board Quits, Peace Dims   Lewis Action Indicates End of Immediate Accord Prospects

Lottie Lockman Trial Underway Mrs. MeConnell, Chief  Preonceontian Witne«ee.

Eisler To Face Trial By House If Court Fails  ~ Committee ail No  Be Satisfied With

Immediate Trial Of Eisler Asked By House Group   CONSPIRACY CHARGE BEING CONSIDERED   Admitted Communist May ‘Have Channeled Atom Secrets to Russia

Deportation of Eisler Not Enough, Says House Committee Spokesman

PROBERS WATCH EISLER MOVES   Oppose Deportation if Justice Bureau Action Flops

Ace Red Spy Said Hooked   Investigators Grimly Announce “We Don’t Intend To Let Him Get Away”

EISLER CITED   House. UnAmorican Activities Committee, Not ‘Satished with Deportion of German. Born Aten — Are Detormined to Bring tim Back Before Comitulttie.

HOUSE PROBERS DEMAND ACTION AGAINST EISLER   Congress Group Wants Alleged Red Agent If U. 8. Fails to Prosecute

ACTION AGAINST ALLEGED SPY. TO RE PRESSED   Russian .Will Be Brought Back Before’ Committee   SEEN IMPORTANT   Described. As Top Kremlin Agent Of U.S. Reds

COMMITTEE Tl ACT IF HE IS NOT PROSECUTED   Won’t Let “Rig Fish” Get Away, Thomas Declares

Double-Check on Eisler. The      House Committee Will Take Over. ‘Again If Government Fails #6 Act...

U. §. Prosecution On Conspiracy Count Demanded   German-Born Alien Termed Top Russian Agent in America

EISLER FACES HOUSE -UN-AMERIGAN PROBE   Thomas Says He Won't Let . “Prize Catch’ Escape

FORTY INJURED IN DERAILMENT   Southern Pueific Streamliner, Ar. gonaut,* in Qalifornia —  No ‘One Reported Fatally Hurt.

CRACK TRAIN IS DERAILED   FORTY PERSONS REPORTED INJURED WHEN SIXTEEN COACHES OF STREAM: LINER LEFT ‘THACK

Solon Proposes Bill to Increase Rents 20 Per Cent, Bring Decontrol in 1946

[QUARTERLY INCREASE IN RENTS PROPOSED   Vermont Senator Favor: Series of 5 pct. Jumps

Rent Increase Battle Rages   Union Spokesman Warns Senate Board O#¢ Danaer of New Strike Series

Five Percent : Hike Every A : Months Asked  Ending Of Federal Controls In July OE 1048 Eavarad

Four 5 Pet. Rent Boosts Urged in Bill   Measure Would End All Controls After Total 20 Pet. Rise

Five Percent Hike Every 4. Months Asked   Ending OF Federal Controls In July Of 1948 Favored

Hike Every Four Months Urged by Vermont Senator   End of All Controls On July 1, 1948, Aim Of Suggested Bill

Marine Reinforcements Are Sent for Protection Against 32 Japs Hiding Since War

No Casualties Reported .... Strong Karthquake Shakes Philippines

Would Apportion School Funds on Per Pupil Basis   Vote to Give Key Measure Right Of Way; Hear Centennial Program Report

Dewey to Request 135 Millions More To Finish Housing   Has Conference With Mayor of New Yorks Says No More State Aid to Come

WILL FURNISH . U.S. WITHBADLY NEEDED REVENUE   Includes Liquor, ’ Jewelry, Cosmetics, Theatre Tickets

HOUSE SET 0 EXTEND RATES ON EXCISE TAX   Representative Engel Warns Income Levy Cut  May Spell GOP Defeat

Extension Bill Requested By President Truman; Universa Military Training Bill Face: Tough Going   COMMITTERS PLANNING ATOMIC BOMB REVIEW

Snow, Cold Invade North, West Texas As Rest Of State Wel; Temperatures Plummet In Mountain. Plains Areas

KEM CONFIDENT OF 0. Ke ON VOTE PROBE   Senate Approval Of Missouri Campaign Studied

Kem Certain Senate Will Order Probe   Party Lines Drawn, With Democrats Using Delaying Tactics

Security Council ~ In Adjournment   Will Reassemble On Septem ber 9 In Effort To Complete Necessary Action

Talks Concerning American Aid Are Apparent Failure   Confab Expected to Stop in Disagreement Today  - As Russia Balks

—TRI-POWER — Session  Today May Be Last   MOLOTOV PLAN ‘UNACCEPTABLE’

State Assembly Revives Bill to Build Highways   Reconsiders Measure Affecting Roads in 52 Counties

Willmar and Pipestone Bear Brunt   No One Injured; Farm Buildings Demolished ;  Disrunt Communication:

BOMB SET OFF IN NUERNBERG   Blasts itfterior of De-Nazification Court.

SHOES WERE “OYSTERS”; CLOTHING “CLAMS”  OPA Economist In War Reveals Secret Plan To Ration Clothes

OPA Economist Reveals Early War Plans For Standardizing, Rationing Clothing

ABORTIVE DOLE PLAN REVEALED   OPA Staff Attempted Teo Ration, Standardize Clothing

vow ft Can Be told: . ; (Clothing Ration Plan During War Was “Kept On Ice.’ Official Says

Plane Bearing Wallace Back   Doesn’t Think U. S. Will Roveott Talks

Wallace on Flight Home   Plane Takes Off From Paris, Pauses To Refuel in Eire

COLLINS, BROADWAY GAMBLER, AND COHEN, DRESS MANUFACTURER ARE CONVICTED IN $780,000 SWINDLE

Two Convicted In $780,000  Swindle Case   Guilty Pair Face Possible Hundreds Of Years  Prison Sentences

Two Convicted of $780,000 Swindle Face Sentences Totaling Hundreds of Years

Satira Given” 15 Years for Slaying Lover   Three Judges In Cubar Court Also Returns Verdict Carrying $5000 Indemnity

SENTENCE GIRL TO 15 YEARS FOR YACHT SLAYING   FAMED SATIRA CASE CLOSED BY VERDICT OF 3 CUBAN JUDGES

SATIRA SENTENCED TO 15-YEAR TERM   Judges Reach Decision Toledo Dancer’s Case

DANCER SATIRA GETS 15 YEARS   Must Pay $5,000 for Slaying of Lover, Mee

DANCER SATIRA GOES TO PRISON   Term Of 15 Years Given For Killing Of Lover At Havana

Satira Given  15-Year Term   Also Ordered To Pay $5,000 Indemnity For Slaving.

Satira Gets 15  Years In Prison Convicted After Long Cuban Trial

SATIRA IS GIVEN PRISON SENTENCE   Dancer Must Serve 15 Years, Pay Indemnity.

Dancer Given 15-Year Term   Also Sentenced to Pay Indemnity Of $5,000

Patricia Schmidt Gets 15-Year Term For Slaying of Mee   ‘Dancer Also Must Pay $5,000 Indemnity; Tells Father She * Is Resigned

Cuban Court Sentences ‘Satira’ Schmidt To 15 Years In Prison For Yacht Slaying

SATIRA HANDED ~-15-YEAR JOLT   Dancer Also Fined $5,000 ir Havana for Slaying of Her Lover

SATIRA TO SERVE 15 YEARS FOR SHOOTING   Toledo (0.) Dancer Sentenced For Killing Lover

Can't Trick Me Mac, Says Mac  Behan Diop en Rae Midis Tncot Wor’ Ro or

“Who's. Making Monkey of Who” Seems to Be Unanswered Query on Brooklyn Water Front

BE HELD 105 SUNDAY   ompletion After  feition Nearing any Difficulties

Hail Of Bullets Ends Wild Career Of Killer-Rebber   Elmer Pierce, Mad Gunman From Milwaukee Killed By Police In Chicago Suburb

Doubts Veto Will Kill Labor Bill  Hatch 9 nd Bail Express Opinion

Truman Will Veto Measure on Labor In Hatch’s Opinion   Senator Ball Confident of Overriding Veto on Union Curbs ~-

Truman Vet Forecast for  Labor Bill   Overrider Aiso Predicted But Sen. George Says Rejection of Tax Cut Would Be Upheld

Congress Set For Balloting On Labor Bill   Hatch Expects Veto; Ball Sees Two-Third Majority as Certain

VETO OF LABOR BILL FORESEEN   CONGRESS LIKELY TO OVERRIDE IF TRUMAN DISSENTS, SAYS BALL

Congress Can Beat Labor Veto--Ball   Override Is Forecast If Truman Tries to  Kill Measure

Hatch Believes President Will Veto Labor Bill   But Sen. Ball Sees A Good Chance Congress Will Owarmnde Hie.

VETO OF LABOR BILL PREDICTED   Senator Ball Believes Con. gress Will Override President

AGREE ON 24 OF 09 ARTICLES IN AUSTRIAN TRUGE   Big 4 Ministers Okay Report of Progress; May Approve Marshall’s Proposal

Marshall To Force Showdown on Issue of Red Concession   Foreign Ministers Will Take Up Treaty With Germany on Monday

74 OF 85 TREATY ARTICLES AGREED   Secretary of f State Marshall Seeking Showdown -» on ‘German Issues

Socialist Is. New President   Backed By Communit, Vicent Auriol Is Elected: Head of French Nation,

‘MULE’ DIED ON . AIRPLANE TRIP   POLICE FIND $600,090 OF PURE .HEROIN IN DOPE PEDDLER’S POSSESSION .

Political Fight Rages in UN Over Partition Ballot   Arabs, Certain of Defeat  Hint Possible Concilia  tory Gestures

Arab UN Delegates Attempt fo Stave Off Partition Vote   Try to Delay Almost Certain Approval of Palestine Division

Partition Foes Act to Delay Palestine Vote   UN Support Growing for Holy Land Split; Arab Delegates Meet

Palestine Partition Vote ls Delayed   Surprise Move. — By . France ‘Made Yesterday

UN Approval Is Regarded As Certainty   Opponents af Plan to Spht ' Holy Land Battle for Time Before General Assembly

Union’s Bargaining Rights Vanish... . Ford Foremen Lose Strike  Of 47 Days: Back On Jobs

A RERMER SS BOCAE SL CAARTAE SS, ANI EELS OV GAMOEL 2 5 Ford Foremen Lose Strike  Of 47 Days; Back On Jobs

Foremen At Ford Return To Work   Vote To End 47-Day Strike Which Loses Bargaining Rights

Ford Motor Company Foremen Vote To Returr To Work After Dropping Rights Of Bareainine

3,000 Foremen End Ford Strike   New Contract Battle to Continue Inside Plants

Ford Chiefs Back On Job   -Foremen Have Ended  47-Day Old Walkout

FORD FOREMEN BACK ON JOBS   Recognition Of Union Bar. gaining Rights Lost In 47-Day Strike

Ford Foremen Vote Strike End  Return To Jobs After Losing Union's Rarnaining Rinhts In 47-Dav Strike

FORD FOREMEN BACK AT WORK   Vote to Return to Jobs to End 47-Day Strike

Foremen Af Ford Plant End Strike   Lose Bargaining Rights During Long Tieup; Vow To Keep Up Fight In Plant

3,000 FOREMEN END FORD FIGHT   Return To Jobs After Votine To Halt 47-Day Strike

Ford Foremen Lose Fight In 47-Day Strike   Decide To Return Withou Gaining Recognition Of Union; Banned By New Labor Act

FORD FOREMEN VOTE TO END WALKOUT   Lose Recognition, Fail To : Gain Single Point

FORD FOREMEN ABANDON STRIKE   UNION FAILED 10+ RECEIVE SUPPORT OF UAW MEMBERS

Strikers “Wx nt Te Meet. Officials  Face-To- Face OUTLOOK .< GLOOM Early. Hopes Far  Speedy Settlement Are’ Damopuened

British Plea Rejected ‘by Russians   Marshall's Plan Is Assailed but Gains Support

Soviet Rejects  Little U. Nu  Compromise ‘British Plan to Curb   ‘British Plan to Curb Work of Group Draws Angry Denial

RUSSIA REJECTS BRITISH UN PLAN   Compromise Proposal or Year-Round Assembly Curtly Dismissed.

rritish Plan s Rejected by Russia   Compromise For Marsh: all Pian Is Suggested But Soviel Turns It Down 7

Russia Rejects Any Compromise On Year-Long U.N  Repeats Charges U. S. Is Seeking World  Dictatorial Powers

RUSSIANS TURN DOWN BRITISH COMPROMISE   Reds Assail Marshall Proposal For YearRound Assembly

Russia Urged To Accept U.S. Assembly Plan   British Appeal for Compromise Rejected by Soviet Union

United States Meanwhile Picks up More Support For .Year Around Sitting at Lake Success.

Britain Urging Continuous Meet Of UN Assembly   Russia, However, Keeps Plugging Against the Marshall Plan

Russia Rejects. Great Britain's Plea For Unity   Declines Accept Compromise On Assembly Plan

Britain Urges ‘Compromise’  - On Little U.N   Russia Rejects Proposal After Shawcross Heaps Garenem on Reds

REDS REJECT U.N. INTERIM MEETING PLAN   Renew Charge U. S. Is Planning To Direct World Policy

U.S. Picks Up: More Support On U.N. Plan   Russia Turns Down British Appeal for  Cooperation

Russia Rejects Compromise on  Marshall Plan   U.S. Picks Up Suppor Elsewhere in UN for ‘Little Assembly” Idea

Russia Hits Anew At American Plan   British Plea Rejected; Soviet Say ‘No Respect For UN’ By U. S.

Reds Expected To Brand Plan Interference  London, Athens Hail "Generous Offer”

Chinese Reds Are Moving On Changchun  About 125,000 Troop: Open Fierce Drive

CHINESE REDS ATTACK IN MANCHURIA   Tank-Led Force of 125,000 Troops Has Swept to Within 15 Miles of Changchun, Capital of the Country.

FOUR IN WATER 12 HOURS SAVED   74-Year-Old Man And 15 Year-Qlid Grandson Among Quartet

Late Bulletins   oe - Bw rhe Ss wee we ae ee Or. ee  Coroner Says Davenport Man  Found in Hobo Camp ‘Murdered’

Late Bulletins   Coroner Says Davenport Man  Found in Hobo Camp ‘Murdered’

DAVENPORT MAN THOUGHT SLAIN   Coroner Believes Victim  Murdered, He Reports

PAY AS WE GO, WILSON URGES   lowa Senator Says Plan Would Trim Debt

Solon Urges Pay-As-We-Go Plan For Reducing US Debt  Along With Any Aid Grant to Europe

Near Four Inches Hits Des Moines   New Flood Crest of 11 to 12 Feet Is Expected At Ottumwa.

Des Moines River Valley Has Prospect Of More Overflows   State Capital Is Among Areas To Get Heaviest Downpour

Anderson Calls for Names of Public Employes Trading in Commodities   Asks Brokerage Firms to Give Him Lists of Government Workers Or Members of Families On Their Books in Two-Year Period

ANDERSON ASKS BROKERS TO LIST CERTAIN TRADERS   WANTS NAMES OF PUBLIC SERVANTS PLAYING MARKETS

Contact Brokers For List   Anderson Wants Names Of Employes Dealing In Future Commodities

Sec. Anderson Calls on 600 Firms to Supply Names of Federal Employes Who Trade in Futures Commodities.

ANDERSON ASKS U §. EMPLOYES IN SPECULATION   Wants Brokers to Give Him Names of Persons Who Traded on Market

Anderson ‘Calling On Firms for Names      ee OE Py  Asks Those af Government Employes or Members of  i a ie

Portal Pay Claims Will ‘Destroy’ U.S. Industry, Charge   Industry Spokesmen Attack Union Demands Before Senate Subcommittes

INDUSTRY RENEWS PORTAL PAY BLAST   Congress Told Claims Will Destroy Employers”

Industry Spokesmen Attack Portal Suit:   Congress Told That Claims Could Destroy Employers

Industry Levels Attack On Portal Pay Demands   Claims, if Allowed, Would Destroy Majority of Employers, Congress Told

HOUSE PASSES ON JEWELRY TAX BAN   Law Would Exempt Items From 20 Per Cent Excise

Would Help Many People   Bill Would Exempt Tax On Cheaper Jewelry, Cut Tax On Photo Supplies

LABOR REJECTS BALLOT DEMAND   ‘Plans To Push Nationalization Despite Vote Setback

Laborites Shun  General Election   British Conservatives’ Demand Rejected Despite Rout in Municipal Balloting

Non-Communist Cabinet for lialy Is Formed  Premier Designate Also Excludes Socialist Members

IRAN OIL PACT WITH SOVIETS IS DENOUNCED   Deputy Makes Stinging Attack on Pact In Iran Parliament

IRANIAN PREMIER HIT ON OIL PACT   Stalks Out of Parliament as Foe Assails Russian Deal. -

Ahari Assails Oil Agreement With Soviets   lranians Opposed To Rus sian Exploitation In North

RUSSIAN OIL DEAL BITTERLY ASSAILED   Iranian Premier Stalks Out Of Parliament In Face Of VioJeni Criticiem

Rexford Man Held In Gun Death Of Father-in-Law  Duel in Field Ends With Tragedy, Libby Sheriff Says

A, F. Ls URGES BILLION FUND FOR EDUCATION   Sees U. S. ‘Moraliy Bounc To Help In All States

CO-OP LEADER DENIES ClO TIEUP   Farm Bureau Officfal Hit's Bath Charges

Waiters Mast Pay On ‘Fen Per Cent Tip Basis  The Tax Collector, As Usual, Wins Point

AGA NOLlECtTOr Wins ee i  Court Holds Waiters Must Have Collected Tips Of Ten Percent

CONGRESS AND. TRUMAN DIFFER   Agree Less Frequently On Domestic And Some. Foreian Issues

Truman-GOP Peace Waning   Legislators Near End of Second Month’s Work; Domestic Issues Snag

EXPECT BLOWUP JUST AHEAD ON HOME PROBLEMS   resident And Legislators Maintain Outward Harmony On Foreign Policies, But Differences Seen On Domestic Front.

Cooperation Between President Ai G.0. P. Congress “Wearing Thin’

Truman And GO! Relations Near Blowup Point   Cooperation Fast Wear. ing Thin According To The Signs.

A Conflict On Domestic Policies. _   Cooperation Between Truman and Congress _ Wearing Thin; Secret Talks With Marshall

Cooperation Between Truman. Coneress Seen Wearine Thin   Domestic Issues Are Basis For Discord As Solons Near End Of Second Month

‘Truman And - GOP Congress Disagree Now   DOMESTIC DIFFERENCES ~- CROPPING OUT a ALREADY

Truman, Congress Fail to Agree On Domestic Ideas  Harmony on Surface May Blow Up At Any Time Now

Senator Sees Bitter Battle On Europe Aic   Months Of Feuding Fore cast By Capper Of ’ Kansas

Capper Predicts Long And Bitfer Aid Plan Battle  Foresees Approval Of Marshall Plan

Capper Says Truman Has Delusions Of Grandeur  in His Europe-Aid Plan   Veteran Republican Senator Predicts Months Of  Congressional Feuding Over Feeding And 82. fer ie Po a

Solon Sees ’48 Full of Doubt   Capper Says Congress Faces  WVoeoar of Indecision

Japan Fought Self-Defense War,Says Tojo   Premier At Time Of Pearl Harbor Attack Takes Full Responsibility For Defeat

Japan War Self Defense   Former Premier Says War Decision Was ‘Last Resort.’

 Tojo Takes Stand In ‘War Trials   Japanese Fought In Self Defense, He Says; Pearl Harbor Sneak Attack Regretted

Tojo Takes Stand At War  Crimes Trial   Wartime Premier of Japan Says War Was Fought in Self - Defense; Unable To Understand U. S. Position.

Says War Was Self  Defense   “Tojo, in War Crimes ‘Trial, Claims Attack  On U. S. Was Made As Last Japanese Resort

Tojo Defiantly Puts Blame For War on U.S. and Britain   Says His Regime Sought -To. Halt World Bolshevism

TOJO ASSERTS WAR WAS ‘SELF DEFENSE   1941 Jap Premier Accepts Blame For Defeat

Tojo Declares War Was Foughi In Self Defense  Takes Witness Stanc In War Crimes Trial

Japan Fought in Self Defense, Tojo Says at War Crimes Trial   “Pearl Harbor’ Premier Defiantly Insists Decision to Make War Made Only as Last Resort; Can’t ‘Understand U. S. Position’

Tojo Claims Self Defense   Tells War Crimes Trial Togo Supposed to Warn America

Tojo Testifies Japs Fought In Self Defense’   ‘Former Premier Declares Decision “Foreed” As Last Resort; Says U.S. Unfriendly

Big Surprise!  Tojo Testifies Japan Fought War Purely in Self Defense

Tojo Says Japs Fought War In Self Defense’  Meddlt ing OF U. 3  wrbmaim € sta   Meddling Of US., Britain Cited As Cause For Attack

Tojo Says Japs Fought War In Self-Defense   As Premier, Takes Full Responsibility For Japan’s Defeat.

T0JO CLAIMS SELF-DEFENSE   Defiantly Testifies Japan Fought To Protect Itself   STATEMENT IS LONG

Tojo Takes Stand in Own Defense  Holds War Fought in Self Defense

Tojo Declares War Was Foughi As Last Resort In Self Defense   ‘Did-Not ‘Conceive That Waging War... Could Be An International Crime

T ojo Says Japan Fought in Defense  ‘Self-Existence’ War Claimed by Premier

War Fought In Self Defense Claims Tojo   Japanese Premier  On Witness Stand

Japs Made War Self Defense Tojo Declares   65,060 - Word Deposition Presented _by ‘Former Premier to War Crimes Court

Tojo Declares Japan Fought in Self Defense   Defiant Statement at Trial Says U. S. Was Far East Meddler

TOJ0, WARTIME JAPANESE PREMIER TESTIFIES AT WAR CRIMES TRIAL WAR WAS FOUGHT IN SELF DEFENSE

10/0 INSISTS JAP WAR WAS SELF DEFENSE   EX-PREMIER PROVES DEFIANT WITNESS IN CRIMES TRIAL

TOJO VINDICATES — JAP WAR COURSE   Ex-Premier Says Japan F ought in Self-Defense; Accepts Full Responsibility for Her Defeat.

HALTS ORDER 10 INCREASE RENTS TEN PERCENT   Truman Enters Picture t Untangle OPA *Mix-Up’

Rent Ceilings Raised, Killed; Agency Mix-Uj   Truman Halts OPA Order To Allow 10 P. €. Hike; Some Reliefa Predicted

NO BIG CHANGE IN RENT LEVEL IS SEEN AHEAD   *resident Steps Into Agency “Mixup’ To Halt OPA Order That Would Have Hiked Rent Ceil ings.

Call Rent Raise Order “Mix-Up”   Truman Stops Planned 10 Per Cent. Rent  Increase

Higher Rent Ceiling Order Quickly Quashed   No Across-The-Board Hike At This Time; Agencies In “Mix-Up’

Truman Quick Te Block Move To  Tncrease Rents   Steps Into Agency “Mixup And Halts . OPA. Order.

Truman Halts OPA Order To Hike Rents 10 Percent   Official Says ‘‘No Across The Board”’  Increase Is Indicated For Present

President Halts Boost in Rents  Agency Mixup Bring:   Agency Mixup Brings Short-Lived Order

Rent Hike Is Called A 'Mix-Up’   Origin Of Order Raising Ceilings Remains Mystery.

TRUMAN ACTS IN AGENCY MIX-UP   No General Rent Ceiling Boost Is In Sight   ANNOUNCEMENT   Cancelled By O.P.A. After Word From President; Congress To Act

0.P.A. Order That Would Have Boosted Rents 10 Per Cent Called “Mixup”

Truman Rejects  Rent Raise In OPA Mix-Up  Mystery’ Order For 10% Increase Quickl

OPA Order Hiking Rent Ceilings Has Short Life  “Just Agency Mixup,' Says Official In Explaining Affair

Woman ToBe Sentenced In Slavery Case   Defense Asks  For Probation

Cost of Living   Reaches Record High of 156 Per Cent of 1935-36 Average

Cost of Living Up 2 Per Cent   Reaches Record High During 30-Day Period

Cost Of Living Rises 2 Percent   Present Average Is 156 Percent of 1935-36 Standard

LIVING COST HITS RECORD HIGH MARK   Bureau Reporis General Ad ewe tac Betws:

Wreck Is Found      Missing Plane Is Located in Crater of Mount in Japan

House Body Postpones Rent Action   Committee Sets Aside Period To Ponder Proposed Rise

> Congress Action on Housing, Rents Postponed to Permit Further Study

Rent Action Postponed   House Committee To Have Chance to Think Things Over

REVERSE.OF VOTE TO BOOST RENTS J0PCT. PREDICTED   HOUSE COMMITTEE’ VOTES 9 T0 4 FOR INCREASE IN RENTS

Rental, Housing Bills Delayed After Arguments  Committee Wants Chance toThink .

RENTS ACTION IS DEFERRED   House Committee Wants ( Until April 16 To » Study Situation

Rent Decision Is Postponed   House Committee Delays Action to Anril 16

House Committee Postpones Action   Delays Decisions On Rent And Housing Bills

Action on Rent Hike Postponed   Committee Wants ‘Chance to Think Over’ Hot Issue

\Opposition ‘To Medical  IT reatment   Rent ActionOr Is Postponed: To To April 16/Tr

HOUSE SHELVES RENT LID BILL   Postpones Action Till April 16  After Wrangle Over  Inorease.

Rent Legislation Held Up Until After Holiday  Senate To Require. Confirmation Of Greek Aid Director

ilouse Group Delays Rent Contrel Bill   President Asks Congress To Extend Law Threugh June in Consideration Of Critical Shortage

HOUSE DELAYS RENTAL ACTION   Committee Wants To ‘Think Over’ 10 Pct. Raise

DELAY ACTION ON RENT HIKE   House Bloc Puts Off Final Decision After Giving Tentative Approval

EACTION POSTPONEL   Housing Committee to Take Up Rent Legislation, April 16

HOUSE GROUP DELAYS RENT BOOST VOTE   Postpones Action On Rent Legislation Tintil April 16

HIKE IN RENTS TO BE STUDIED   Solons Postpone Decision on Increase—Issue Set for Hearing April 16

Today In Congress   House Banking Committee Agrees To Put Off Action On Rent Controls Until April 16; ¢ Patterson Urges Single Defense ‘Set-Un’   ‘NOTE TO TENANTS  Size Of Your Rent At Stake In What Congress Is Doing

Action Postponed — On Rent Increases       House Delays All Housing Legislation Until April 16

POSTPONE ACTION OR RENT, HOUSING UNTIL APRIL 1¢   The House Banking Commit: tee In Wrangle Over 10 Per Cent Increase.   WILL “THINK IT OVER”   The Vote to Delay the Proposition Was 17 to 4a Report Shows.

House Group Vote: Postponement Of Action on Rent  Committee Members Decide to Wait  Until After Easter

Harlem Globesters To Play Here Monday, March 3   Has World’s  Tallest Plaver

Howling Thousand: See Jap War Criminals Paraded  Two Minor Officials Are Executed By Chinese Today

Will Be National Fducatica Week Speaker at C. of C Membership Luncheon   TO BE OPEN MEETING

DIRECTOR TO TALK   Will Be Nanona! Fducaher Week Speaker ai C. of C Membership Luncheon   TO BE OPEN MEETING

NAMES OF 771 TOP TRADERS MADE PUBLIC   Pauley, Former Deputy Petroleum Coordinator Named By Secretary

Anderson Releases [st List   Names of Pauley, Davies Top Group Of Grain Traders

Anderson Bares 711 Heavy Traders As First Installment Of Master Roll

PAULEY TOPS, FIRST REPORT ~ [SSUED TODA)   ANDERSON: BAYS PAULEY 18 ONLY ‘FEDERAL EMPLOYE  “AMONG THE "HEAVY"  : + SBEGULATORS

TO YUGOSLAVS OVER ACTION   Broad Labor Draft Is Approved By House Unit

TORNADO STRIKES FLORIDA COAST   Six Persons Injured, Dam.  age Into Thousands.

Pilot Fault Blamed for Air Crash °   18 Persons Die As Miomi-Bound Plane Crashes in Rainstorm Near Galeax, Va.

Airliner Falls In Rainstorm; 18 Riders Die   Five Others Killed As 2 Planes Collide Ay Miami. Fla., Port

CAA Investigates Three Accidents Involving Planes   25 Die in Crashes; Pilot Failure Blamed For Florida Tragedy

Big Transport Becomes Lost In Mountains   Eighteen Killed In One Tragedy, Five In Second

Plane Crashes Bring Death To 23 Persons   Eastern Airliner Falls in Virginia With 18 Killed

EIGHTEEN Die IN CRACKUP IN VA, RAINSTORN      Kasiern Airliner Plane Crashes Near Galax, Va.

‘Pilot Failure’  Blamed by CAA   2 Plane Crashes In East Take Lives Of 23; Liner Wrecked In Storm

Big Transport Becomes Lost In Mountains  In One Tragedy, Five In Second

23 Persons Killed in Two U. S. Plane Accidents in Day   Radio Beam Failure Rejected as Cause of Virginia Mishap

CAA Blames Pilot For Mid-Air Crash At Miami Airport   Failure of Radio Beam Not Responsible fer EAL Mishap, Probers Hold

CAA Probing Death Of 1g  In Vi ireinia   Winston-Salem Radio Beam Is Held Faultless

Eastern Airlines Ship Crashes in Virginia; Two Planes Collide at Miami, Fla., Field.   OFFICIAL TELLS ABOUT MISHAPS

18 DIE IN CRASH IN VIRGINIA      Other Five Killed as Private Planes Collide While Attempting to Land at Miami, Fla, Avintion Center Airport.

23 KILLED IN TWO PLANE CRASHES   Pilot Failure Is Blamed for Collision At Miemi, Fla.

Eighteen Passengers Lose Lives In Crash Near Galax   CAA Officials Deny Failure Of Radio Navigation Aid At Winston-Salem Responsible For Wreck Later

Victime =   From Mich.   WERE AMONG 18 WHO LOST LIVES IN CRASH DURING RAINSTORM: IN BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN AREA 

Last-Minute Canvass Shows Vote Of 66 To 2.7   Both Republican And Democratic Leaders Predict Labor Bill Will Become Law

Senate Vote of 66-27 Predicted by Democrat On Tatt-Hartley Measure

Vote To Be Cast at 3PM Key Backers Of Bill Are Confident Of Approval

Geese Flight fo North Underway  Half Million Now in Southwest lowa

FINANCE CHIEF TAKES VACANT PREMIER POST   Battle - Trained Veterans Poised To Avert Possible Insurrection

Units Recalled From German Austrian Zones   Battled-Trained Vets Rushed To Cope With Industria! Crisis

‘Robert Schuman Called to Form New French Cabinet   Crack Occupation Troops Rushed Back Into France to Ficht Red-Staaed Revolt

FRANCE CALLS CRACK TROOPS TO STOP REDS   Rushes Occupation Units From Germany and Austria —

REPORT REDS. Mt PLOTTING . ~ AN UPRISING   MEW EFFORT. Betta: MADE ‘70 FORM CABINET AS ‘ SITUATION Ghows — DESPERATE

LIQUOR FILES ~~ ARE MISSING        ia ee OS SO EE Sed  STATE SENATE. COMMITTEE  . 38 TOLD OF DESTROYED -HECORDS AND COR-. -WIAL OVERSTOCK

SEE EXPA LIQUOR INQUIRY   Tales of Missing. Records, Favoritism, Cordial Buying Pondered

War and Justice Deparimenis Study Situation  Worried Parley Centers on Georgia Dispute

Play Wary  Game   Marshall and Stalin Apparently Each Wait For Other to Make Reauest:-For Meeting .-

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   U.S. to Suoport UN Plan for Partitioning Palestine

U.N. Partition Proposal Gets Support Of US.   Some Amendments And Modifications In Majority Plan Cited As Necessary   STATEMENT MADE FOR SEC. MARSHALL

LONG AWAITED STATEMENT IS ISSUED TODA)   SPOKESMAN TELLS. DELE. GATES AT UNITED NATIONS THAT SEPARATE STATES  ARE FAVORED ~

BREAK IN DIKE FLOODS A TOWN   All Resident of Grand Tower, Ill. Reach High Ground

ILLINOIS TOWN IS UNDER WATER   River Races Through Break In Sandbag Breach

GRAND TOWER \ UNDER WATER   Flood Courses Through Breach In Five-Foot Sand Barrier

Mississippi Rolls Through Iinois Town   Grand Tower in Throes of Its ‘Highest Fiood

Income Tax Cut Hearing:  Open Feb. 19  Closed Sessions ~ Voted 15 to 6

VOTE HEARINGS ON INCOME TAX   Closed Meetings to Start on Feb. 19

Secrecy Move, Speed Tactics Are Criticized   House Group Votes To Limit Witnesses  To Few Officials

Evidence to Be Started On Feb. 19   Chairman Knutson Says Hearings Won't Take More Than Four Days

Hearings on income Tax Reductions to Begin February 19   Closed Proceedings Bring Charges of Steamroller Tactics

1,500,000 French Workers Vote To Break From Red Organization   Charge French General Confederation Of Labor Subservient to Russians

French Workers Form Own Union   Union Of Communists Loses 1,500,000 Members: Central Federation Sought

French Labor Group Is Faced With Snlitup:   “Anti-Communists. In Powerful CGT Vote to Withdraw Members

SMOKE TOWERS OVER HAFIA FROM (OIL FIRES SET AS BRITISH WERE  ‘SAVING JEWS FROM,FOUNDERING SHIP

Damage Is Set In Haifa Fires At $4,000,000   British Rescue 1,570 Jewish Refugees From Rotten Schooner

Flames, Explosions Sweep Haifa Waterfront As British Rescue Jews From Sinking Ships

GIANT OIL FIRES BURNING IN HAIFA   Jews Taken Off Sinking Ship; Damage to Oil Installations le Four Million

Flames Rake Waterfront    ' Explosions In Haifa  As 1,600 Immigrants Leave Doomed Ship

4 Million Loss In Haifa Fires  Se Set Off   Explosions Set Off While British Were Rescuing Refugees

HAIFA PORT IS ABLAZE AFTER BLASTS OCCUF   Flames Sweep Waterfront as British Rescue 1,570 Jewish Refugees

HUGE OIL -BLAZES. SWEEP HAIFA PORT CAUSING BIG LOSS   Underground Claims Responsi___bility For Sabotaging_Oil_  Port Installations

Bombed Oil Refineries Blaze in Haifa Zone   Meanwhile British Tako Steps to Deport 1,500 Jews lo Cynrus Camns

Jew Terrorists Start Oil Fires  . Haifa Loss Placed et Four Million

Giant Fires Cause Ruin In Palestine   British Struggle To Rescue 1,570 Refugees

GREAT FIRE IS RAGING IN HAIFA TODAY   Oil Blaze Set Off By Blasts; British Take 1.570 from Ship

Water Front At Haifa Swept By Huge Oil Fires   British, Meanwhile, Res: cue 1,570 Refugees Or Foundering Vessel.

SLAYING-NEAR COUNTRY CLUB   *Bilsiness Man, Dentist’s Wife Killed.

VIRGINIA COUPLE IS SLAIN   Business Man, 50, And Wife Of A Dentist, 39, Are Found Murdered

Police Believe Two Were Killed in Car Of Business Man   Bodies Dumped Down Embankment 7 Miles from Scene

Prominent Couple Was Found Slain   Two Socially Prominent Peo ple Murdered Near Beck ley, W. Va,

"House Calls for Records on Ship Loans to Soviet   _ Marshall Subpoena -- Suspended After - Being Issued

Subcommittee To Get Papers On Ship Loan   Order Requiring Marshall To ) Present Records of Ship _ Lease to Russia Is Tempo rarily Suspended.

GOOD PRACTICES ~ SEEN IN DAIRYING   Farmers, 4-H Members, Business Men Make Tour  of 4 County Farms   STOVER, SIX LEAD TRIP

SEEN IN DAIRYING   Farmers, +-H Members, Business Men Make Tour of 4 County Farms   STOVER, SIX LEAD TRIP

Adored Husband Little Too Much   Judge Lenient on Woman Who Stole to Support *‘Guod Time Charley’

Treasury Lists Fancy Salaries  Movies, Horse Racing Edge Out Autos

High Salary List Shifts    Movie Theater Financie: Leads, Race Track  Head‘Second

Movie People Prance into Top Salary Brackets in Latest List of Big Timers

Legion Delegates Are in Good Form   Pastor Held on Murder Warrant   Of All Places! Miami's Police Station Robbed   Work at Sandia Base Top Secret   Movie, Horse Racing Moguls Are Well Paid

Betty Grable Places Second   Stars Well-Filmed Curves Worth $208 00C

Movies, Racing Top Wage Earners  Movie Financier Tops Money Makers

FILM MAGNATE HIGHEST IN PAY   Charles P. Skouras Climbs Into First Place With $568,143.60

Movie Financier Is Top-Salaried   Treasury’s Newest Listing of Best Paid Women Is Headed by Curvaceous Betty Grable.

54 Bodies Recovered © In Wrecked Underseas Shaft; To Ask Inquiry

M Bodies Found In Undersea Mine After Explosion   ‘Little Hope Held f:r More Than Fifty Others Trapped by Blast

PLANE CARRYING 64 DOWN IN UTAH   Pilot Was Atempting to Make : borced pe

46 PASSENGERS, FOUR IN CREW ABOARD PLANE   Aircraft Crashes in Bryce Canyon in Southern Utah

United Airlines Plane Crashes  Fate of 50 Persons Unknown at Present

Individual Renters  Site New Reason  For Higher Rates Spokesman Declares  Public Housing Raise Is Precedent

BRIGHT SPOT SHOWS, ARIZ. LABOR SCENE   Contractors Agree To Arbitration, List of Arbiters

YANKEE TRYOUT  - CAMP TO CONVENE _ : AT PARK JULY 18   The Camp, Intended ‘Primarily. For , Young, Baseball. Aspirants,, WILL... Borin At Ten O'clock, ;

Washington Is Preparing For Easter Sunday   President And Family Will Lead America’s ChurchGoers In Attending Service   PREWAR EASTER PARADE TO RETURN

FRILLS RETURN FOR EASTER IN WASHINGTON   Truman and Family to Lead Capital Churchgoers

Truman Says U.S. Must Finish Relief Job Abroac   _ Asks. Congress. to. Provide. 350.. .-Millions for Liberdted-- Countries.   _ WASHINGTON — ()—President Truman asked congress today to vote $350,000,000 for relief aid to neople of liberated countries abroad.

Aid Sought For Liberated  Countries  Funds Would Go for Medical _

Truman Seeks Relief Money   President Wants 350 Mil_lion To Aid Liberated Countries

Congress Gets $350 Million Relief Bill For Foreign Nations  Requested by Truman as UNRRA Is Going Out Of Business

Countries Abroad W ould Receive Aid   Must Complete Task, President Says. Requesting $350,200,000

Truman Seeks $350.000,000  OverseasRelief   Would Give Aid Directly, Instead of Through UNRRA

President Asks 350 Million for Relief lof Needy People in Liberated Nations

Asks Relief For Liberated Peoples   Truman Would Have Congress Appropriate $350,000.000   AS UNRRA QUITS FIELD   President Says Self Interest  as Well as Humanity L Demands Action

Truman Asks for 350,000,000 to Aid Freed Lands  U. S. Must Continue Past Expiration of UNRRA, He Warns

Foreign Aid Fund Sought By Truman   President Asks Congress To Vote $350,000,000 To Provide Relief in Liherated Countries

TRUMAN ASKS CONGRESS FOR FOREIGN RELIEF   President $ ets $350,000, 000 Fund As Goal For Liberated Countries

350 Million Dollars. ~ Asked by Truman for _ European Relief Aid   Only Liberated Countries Would Benefit; Seen as UNRRA Countermeasure

Huge Task Of Relief Is Not YetComplete   Truman Declares Peoples In Need MArict Roccive Atd

TRUMAN WANTS LARGE SUM 10 ASSIST NEEDY   Proposes Millions of Dollars Fox Use in Helping Liberated  Countries   FOLDING OF UNRRA WILL CAUSE MUCH SUFFERING

TRUMAN ASKS WORLD RELIEF FUND GRANT   $350,000,000 Needed To Help People Abroad

RELIEF FUNDS   Urges Congress to Provid $350 Million to Help ‘Liberated’ Nations

Noting UNRRA Operations Near Finish, President in A Plea To Complete Task

Relief Requested For Freed Nations  Truman Asks Congress Ff  A meee C eee c   Truman Asks Congress Vote $350 Million

Fund Would Be Available Affer End of UNRRA   Cengress Told ‘We Must Not Leave The Task Unfinished’

Truman Seeks $350,000,000   President Cites Humanitarian Grounds for Big Relief Budget Asked From Congress to Help European Countries With Food and Clothing

350-Million Relief Plan To Congress   Must Not Leave Humanitarian Task Unfinished,  Gawe Sf a

Relief To Be Administered  Only By U.S.   For Liberated Nations: UNRRA Now Winding Up Activities

PRESIDENT ASKS $350,000 ,000 RELIF FUND   Liberated Countries Still in Need, Chief Executive Says

President Requests Big Total for Foreign Relief  Liberated Countries Would Receive $350,000,000 More

Truman Asks Congress To Vote $350,000,000 Relief To Stricken People Of Liberated Countries Abroad

President Asks $350 Million for Freed Countries   Must Not Leave Task Unfinished

Truman Asks $350,000,000 Relief Money  dy po a hte ed ) Aid. ‘Libe

Millions Asked For World Needy   President Requests Congress For $350,000,000 For Relief.

Would Aid .iberated ~ountries   Congress Urged Not to Abandon People in Need

Nations To Gef Aid Not Named By Truman   Critical Period Ahead, Congress Is Cautioned

President Seeks Fund To Replace Work of UNRRA   Money Would Not Go To Former Enemies, Congressmen Told

Truman in Appeal for Relief Funds   Congress Is Asked To Vote 350 Million For Fareiqn Aid

Truman Asks Sum For Relief Abroac  Wants Congress To Vote $350.000.000

TRUMAN URGES RELIEF FUND 10 FREED NATIONS   Wants Congressmen to Vote $350,000,000 to Aid Liberated People

Truman Request: $350 Million For Relief Abroad  UNRRA Operation ons  Needy, Chief Says

TRUMAN SEEKS RELIEF FUNDS   Asks Congreés For Total of $350,000,000 For Lib-  erated People

Solons Study Plan To Aid Nations  HST Asks Funds For Liberated Nations.

MORE AID IS URGED   Truman Asks Congress To Vote $350,000,000 For Liberated Peoples

Upper House Vote To Cut 4 1-2 Billions Is Predicted      Bridges Backs Slash Of Six Billion Voted By Representatives

eS  Cites End of UNRRA As Reason For The Request for Funds   Money !s To Aid Countries Not Under Allied Occupation

‘Truman Asks 350 Million   For Reief Aid to  Peope of Liberated Countries Abroad, o: Humanitarian Basis

3990 Millions Direet U.S. Aid to Liberated  Nations Requested   House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Eaton Introduces Legislation to Carry Out President's Wishes; Free Press Stipulated

$350,000,000  Requested For  uverseas Aid Truman sa Keep  Up U.S. Relief In  Toth: a Clie tineg

Relief Fund Requested OfCongress   Truman Asks 350 Million: for Aid to Liberated  Countries, in Message

Truman Asks 350 Millions For ETO Relief   ‘On Humanitarian Grounds and in U. S: Interest Aid Cannot Be Abandoned. He Sav

PRESIDENT ASKS $350,000,000 FOR RELIEF ABROAD  CALLS ON CONGRESS  TO VOTE FUNDS FOR LIBERATED COUNTRIES

All Persons © On DC-4 Aré      Thot ‘Dead   ‘WRECKAGE SPOTTED FROM AIR NEAR LEESBURG, VA.; NO SIGNS. OF LIFE NOTED BY FLIER

No Hope for Lives of Anyone, Says PCA Official Viewing Wreck From Air.

Wreckage Spotted ‘On Mountain Top   No Hope for Lives of Passengers Or Crew, Says Airline Officer

Crashes Atop Mountain In Virginia Blue Ridge Chain   Official of Airline Says There Is No Hope Any of Persons Aboard Can Be Alive

Wreckage Spotted from Air; No Sign of Life Reported   DC-4 Hits Mountain Peak in Virginia; Craft Was Converted Army Transport

PLANE ITS MOUNTAIN, 3. TOP FRIDAY   Wreckage Is located From Air

Missing Airliner Found Wrecked Atop West Virginia Mountain Peak   ‘All Aboard Must Have Perished,’ Official Who Found DC-4 in Blue Ridge Range Avers

Giant Pennsylvania-Central DC-4 Hits Blue Ridge  Mountainside in Virginia

Wreckage of Washington-toChicago Plane Is Sighted   Report Transport Crashed Soon After It Radioed an “All Is Well!’ Call

Missing Plane Found Atop Blue Ridge Mountains; Same Type of Plane in Other Major Crashes

U.S. and Russians nop Blows Over alestine Inquiry   Both Sides, However, Exercise Care Not to Offend Jews or Arabs

U. 5. Department Of Justice Scans Arabian Oil Deals  Agency Gets State Deparlment Records

Navy Oil Deals Being Scanned   Justice Department Is Making Study

Justice Department May — _ Probe Arabian Oil Deals   All State Department Records - Dealing With SaudiArabian Transactions Turned Over to Justice Department

OIL DEALS ARE _ BEING PROBED   Navy Reported To Have i Paid Excessive Prices For Arabian Petroleum

DEAL IN ARABIA   Officials Seeking Papers on  President Roosevelt   On Subiect

WIDEN PROBE OF OIL DEALS   Justice Dept. Now Scanning Arabian Deals Already Object of Inquiry

OIL DEALINGS FACE U, S. PROBE   Justice Department Seen Joining Senate Group in Check of War Contracts

Justice Dept. Joins Probe Of Arabian Oil Deals   Reported Hunting For Official Files, Including Papers  Of Late President

Pilots Defy Weather to Aid a Child   Fight 150-Foot Ceiling to Fly Child to Hospital for Removal! of Pin From Lung.

See Official End For War in July  Wiley Would Save 66 Emergency Laws

To Propose Bill For Improved Adult Education   Present Laws Discourage an Adequate Program

Adult Education Bill To Be Presented to Legislature   Seek. to Eliminate’ Flaws and  Discrepancies in - * Present Stautes

BONUS, ISSUES SPARK ELECTION   Ohio Headed For Important Off-Year Voting On Nov. 4

U. S. Diplomats Mum On Economic Parley   Cautious Welcome {s Given Russia's Acceptance OF Seat at Anglo-French Meeting

Russian Move Welcomed, But With Caution   Russia’s Acceptance Of In  vitation To Discuss Marshall’s European Plan Desirable Step   STATE DEPARTMENT AWAITS PROGRESS

U0. CHIEF URGES TRUMAN 10 VETO PORTAL PAY. BIL   ‘Murray Declares Measure Would Cripple U. S. Woae-HMour Laws

Mit. Olympus Scouts Ice Pack; Evacuatior Of Antarctic Complete   Associated Press Correspondent Representing the combined American Press

SOCIALITE SLAIN 3 WOMEN SOUSHT   Mrs. Mabel Merrifield 68, Was Stabbed to Death

‘Woman In  Black Sought  In Slaying Of Socialite   Mysterious Figure Being Hunted as a Suspected Murd ‘rer  of Prominent Lady

Dutch Forces In 14 New Combats   Several Sharp Clashes Reported On Widespread Fronts; Efforts Of United Nations Termed ‘Dismal Failure’

Dutch Report Fighting Going Ahead   Fourteen Scattered Combats Listed Despite Halt Order

Dutch Report Fighting Going Ahead  n Scattered cron Eaied :   Fourteen Scattered Combats Listed Despite Halt Order

Rent Boss Finds Few In Aceord   Six Per Cent Have Signed Agreements

IS GOOD FOR TOPSOIL   Rain and Snow Was General Over Kansas Last Evening

Bevin Levels Charges in the Palestine Talks   Statement Made In Last General Election Halted Peaceful Settlement

Blames It On His Election Eve Statement   President Urged Immediate Admission Of 100,000 Jews To The Holy Land   Came In Midst Crucial Parley   Still Chance Of Settling Problem Outside United Nations, Bevin Deelarcs

Board of Trade Lays Price Rise To Government  Heavy U. S. Buying Cited in Reply to Truman's Charges

Government Is Held Responsible For High Prices By Grain Executive

Oklahoma Strikers Just Trickling in   Phone Company Spokesman Says Few Have Returned to Work

IDENTICAL TWINS RECEIVE TROPHIES   Conference of Look - Alikes Ends in Columbus

Timken Offers Pay Boost Of 10 Percent to Workers   Contract With Union Expires April 22;  Company President Reports Earninas

ATTEMPT IS MADE TO SPEED AID BY U.S.   Group Is Mustered To Carry Out  Assistance Promptly

London Short of Water After Mains Are Broken; Second Storm Hits Coast

Excursion Boat Blows Up at Pittsburgh Pier   Explosion Oceurs Just Before .4000 Passen-

Governorship Race In Georgia Starts ‘Gloves-Off' Fight   Thompson Urges a Total Segregation of Negro and White Races

Top Democrat on Senate Finance’  Committee Senator George, Urges   Truman Sign Tax Cut Legislation

George Urges Approval Of Tax-Cut bil   Georgia Senator Sends Word To Secretary Snyder

Signing Of Tax Cut Bill Seen As Demo Political Expedient Veto Of Measure Might Hurt In ‘48

URGES SNYDER'S HELP ON. TAXES   Senotor George Asks. Treasury Secretary's Aid To Keep Truman-in Line

George Wants Snyder’s Help   Appeal for Tax Bill Proposed by Senator

George Pleads For Truman To  Sign Tax Bill   Senator Requests Snyder To Urge President Give Approval to Wage Levy Slashing

Senator George Urges Truman To Sign Tax Cut   Contends Veto Would Kill Any Reduction Before July, 1948

(Politicians Cast Worried Eye On 1948 IDEMO PARTY LEADER. ASKS (TREMAN OK. ON TAX SLASH

Sen. George Asks Tax Cut Approval   Georgia Salon Fearful Of Political Results

SENATOR GEORGE URGES TRUMAN T0 SIGN TAX CUT BILL   Says Veto Will Eliminat Chance For Reduction * Bofare Late 1948

Tydings Calls For Disarming   Senator, Asserts President Should Invite Parley

Sen. Tydings Urges President To Call Disarmament Parley ‘To Prevent Third World War’

World Disarmament Conference Is Uraed      Tydings Calls for Action to Prevent Third World War

DISARMAMENT PARLEY URGED   Senator Tydings Proposes Truman Call Nations To World Parley

Tydings Calls For Parley on  Disarmament  Senator Says Third World Conflict Might Destroy Earth Itself

N ationalizing ‘Of Steel  Deferred in Great Britain   Attlee Withstands  By Narrow Margin Sternest Challenge To His Leadershin

Churchill Hints That Attlee May Be Supplanted Soon  Demands Commons’Reject Crisis Bill - Orn Crannde Pawrpre Mav Re Miecueca

Churchill Sights Dictatorship In Great Britain  Prime Minister May Be Discarded at  Any Time, He Says

Churchill Asks Rejection of Crisis Bill   Asserts That Prime Minister May Be Ousted Any Momen'

Churchill Asks Rejection of Crisis Bill  eantea Th ah   Asserts That Prime Minister May Be Ousted Any Moment!

‘Economic Crisis’ Measure Is Scored Se OnOrne MMSIS Measure is scored  Churchill Demands Rejection Of Bill —

CHURCHILL REPEATS OPPOSITION TO NEW BRITISH PROGRAM  LABOR PARTY BACKS ATTLEE IN DELAYING TAKING OVER INDUSTRY

Churchill in New Attack on Crisis Plan    Attlee Withstands Attacks Against Him Within His Party

Laborites Vote Approval Of  Cabinet Decision   Prime Minister Given Only Four-Point Margin Of Victory on Program

‘Economic Crisis’ Measure Is Scored  Churchill Demands Rejection Of Bill

Labor ‘Crisis’ Bill Attacked By Churchill   Measure Held Dictatoria By Former Prime Minister

Churchill Hits Control Powers   Dictator's Cloak Placed on Shoulders Of Prime Minister Who May Fall, He Says; Steel Nationalization Plans Deferred

ATTLEE'S POST SAVED BY FOUR VOTES MARGIN   Churchill Wants Crisis Bill Beaten Because It’s Dictatorial

Churchill Attacks Crisis Bill, Hints Attlee’s Removal   Prime Minister Has Narrow Escape From Defeat by His Own Part

Hits ‘Dietatorial’ Powers; Sees Premier Change Churchill Renews Attack Up on British ‘Economic Crisis’ bn

Demands Commons Reiect It--Says It Gives Dictatorial Powers to Cabinet That Might Be Discarded Any Time-—Attlee Withstands Qne Challenge by Narrow Margin, and May Face Another on Nationalizing Iron and Steel,

CHURCHILL TAGS ‘CRISIS’ BILL AS TOO POWERFUL   Conservative Claims‘ Cabinet Would Assume Dictatcrial Strength

Mobs Riot In Milan Section As Stocks Dror   ITALIANS STAGE BIG DEMONSTRATION AT EXCHANGE

Try To Halt Takeoff Said Responsible   Brakes Applied By Pilot, Is Revealed In Tragedy Report

Pilot Tried To Stop Plane, Report Says   Thirty-Nine Killed In Airplane Crash At LaGuardia Field

St.Louis Area Damage Soars Hundreds Flee  Volunteers, Soldiers Work To Save Levees

Total Flood Destruction  100 Million   Hundreds More ° Flee Their Homes

Mississippi's Last Remaining Levees Periled   River Surges to Highest Peak in 103 Years; Wolitans Tost

Mississippi River At 103-Year-High   Thousands of Sightseers Jam n City To Hinder Rescuers

TRUMAN 1S MAKING. VISIT TO MOTHER   Return to White House Set for Sunday Afternoon

President Flies To Missouri To  ~ See His Mother   Makes Trip On Start Of Third Year As President —To Speak Today

START RE-CHECK CATTLE T. B. IN STARK COUNTY  ees   Dr. J. L. Montooth Starting Routine Check; Last Six Years Ago

CHILE BEGINS RED ROUNDUF   Communist Leaders Taken In Custody Following Break With Russia

BY CHILE POLICE   Move as Reenforcing Break With Suviet, Czech Ravernmante

Chilean Police Begin Roundup Of Communists   Break With Russia, And Czechoslovakia Reinforced by Action

Chile Begins Roundup of Red Leaders   Some Areas Placed — Under Army Control] To Thwart ‘Strike’

POLICE IN CHILE ROUND UP REDS   TWO HUNDEED SEIZED ON HEELS OF DIPLOMATIC BREAK WITH RUSSIA.

200 RED LEADERS — SEIZED IN CHILE   Accused of Instigating ‘Re bellion’ Among Coal Workers.

FURTHER SIGNS OF AGREEMENT ON LABOR BIL!   Conferees Considering Pes sibility Of Coal Strike July 1

Congress Plans To Keep Club  Over Lewis   Labor Bill Provision To Be Kept Ready In Event of Walkout

House-Senate Committee Backs Provision in Labor Bill Authorizing Government to Obtain Injunctions Against National Emergency Walkouts and Hopes to Make It Effective Before July 1, Date Mines Go Back to Owners.

Bill Conferees Keep Eye On Coal Strike   Lewis Will Begin Pact Talks With Southern Group

CONGRESS SET FOR BLOW AT COAL STRIKES   WALKOUT LOOMS UP AS THREAT AFTER gULY 1

CONGRESS HAS ‘ACE’ RESERVED FOR COAL TIEUP   Emergency Section For Coal Strike Kept In Background

Conferees Act To Halt Lewis   Agree to Retain Provision For Smashing Strike

Soft Coal Wage Scale Discussed   Lewis of UMW Mects With Operators in New Peace Parley

U. S. Words Cautious Accusation Against Communists’ As . Preventing Recovery Of Kurope

U8. LASHES OUT AT NEWLY FORMED COMMUNIST GROUP   Lovett Says Reds Seek to Prevent Recovery of Europe and Plunge It Into “Eco nomic Disaster.”   WASHINGTION’S FIRSE OFFICIAL REACTION   Undersecretary Hits at “Malicious and Unserupwous Distortions” of American Policy.

Russ Plot Europe Ruin, U. S. Says   Red Agency Foe of Marshall Plar Held Leading to Economic Chaos

Effort by Communists To Block Recovery In Europe Charged by U.S.

Reds Seek to Bar Recovery.  U.S. Charges   Europe's Communists Hit in Statement by Undersec. Lovett

RUIN OF EUROPE SEEN AIM OF REDS   Lovett Charges Cominterr Seeks to Plunge Continent Into ‘Economic Disaster.’

PLANT: PUZZLE BEING SOLVED   SCIENTISTS REPORT CLUE TC  PROCESS AIR AND WATER  °" CHANGED TO FooD — -

Youth Pulled From Collapsed Building  Believes Father, Still In  sacelanana fee

IN DEBRIS 24 HOURS   Youth Is Rescued After Building Collapsed in Ohio

Youth, 19, Pulled Alive from Debris of Collapsed Cincinnati Building

Third Man Is Pulled Alive From _ Wreckage Of Collapsed Building   Delmar Rudd, 19, Is Rescued This Morning Bu _Thinks His Father Is. Dead; Another Of Still ‘Trapped’ Men Known To Be Alive Under Debris..

Supreme Court Justices Assail ‘Merry-Go-Round’ In Courts of Illinois

A CONVICTION DENOUNCED BY ‘ THREE JUSTICES   No Substantial Hope of Relief te Convicted Person, They Stated.   NEW TRIAL FOR MARINO   Had Not Been Advised of His Right to Counsel, Report Said.

New Hearing In 22-Year-Old Illinois Murder Case Granted By High Court

Court Reopens Old Murder Case   Denounces Illinois  Judicial Procedure

REPORT BLAST  ae TO SIX  ~ IN-PALESTINE   ‘BILLET OF BRITISH CONSTABLES WAS BLOWN UP BY JEWISH UNDERGROUND -

Six Missing After Bombing Ot-Police Billet   Jewish Underground Reported in Attack Following Explosion

Paris, Convicted Pro Grid “Fixer”, Jailed for Yea   ‘Light Sentence Imposed  Because of Help He H Gave Prosecution

PARIS GETS YEAR ~ FOR FOOTBALL FIX   Testified for State Agains' Three fkars

Paris Gets Year In Grid Fix Try   Prosecutor Ask Asks Lenience Because He Helped The State Convict Others: -

U. 5. ASKED FOR 15 BILLIONS 10 "HELP EUROPE   Marshall Plan  Conferees Call America ‘Sole Savior’ In Report

Negro Pastor Rents Turban for Trip South; ~ Experiment Works, Treated Like Dignitary

NEGRO PASTOR © ~ FOOLED SOUTH   WEARING OF PURPLE TURBAN  __AND USE OF SWEDISH AC CENT MADE "DIGNI. _ ° ~~ PaARY"

GOP National  ® ® Chairman in Kansas City   Says ‘Mere Presence’ Republican Congress  Has Brought Results

VANDENBERG ASKS smi QKAY LOAN  Raiecte [TJSSR   Rejects USSR Claims Will Hurt UN

Vandenberg Asks Swift Approval OF Aid Proposal  “Soviet Claim That UN Is Undermined

Senators Debate President's Plan To Aid Near East   Vandenberg Appeals For Support of Loan For Greece, Turkey

U. S. Fights Losing Battle To Modify Veto in UN  Defeat Looms Despite Desires of 40 Of 55 General Aceamblu KAamhaorce

Russia Will Use Veto To Kill Any Proposed 'Change In Rule On Veto

Russians Will Cling To » Veto  BAe. 2 @ pa.   Mojority Led by U. S. Is Fighting Losing Bottle to Curtail Veto Power

Majority Admits UN Losing Battle   Gromyko Serves Notice Soviet Will Veto Any Chan: : In UN Organization

Modification — Of Vefo- Power Is Impossible   Desired by 40 7 Nations But Can‘t -Be Achieved ;

LOSING BATTLE ON VETO ISSUE   United Nations Delegates Hope Opinion Will Mobilize Against Russians.

Soviet Rejection Of Plan Certain, Gromyko Believe:   Veto Itself, Used By Reds, i Expected to Defeat Propcsed Change

ODOM FORCED 10 TURN BACK   Around-The-World Flight Halted When Ailerons Jam

SUITS SEEK $200,000 IN DEATHS OF BABIES   Five Named As Aftermath 0 Massillon Hospital Case

OBSERVERS BAY STEP TAKEN TO OFFSET INFLATION AND. . BOLSTER ECONOMIC . POSMION —-

Peril Believed Over Despite Shift in Wind   Rumors of Rescue in -Montsanto Plent.Are Not Confirmed ®

DEATH ESTIMATES RANGE UP TO 650 AND 3000 INJURED   POLICE BELIEVES DEVASTATED CITY IS OUT OF DANGER

Chemical Firm Reports 307 Workers Missing   Unconfirmed Accounts Say Several Persons Found Alive in Texas City Ruins; Rescue Crews Probe Blast Area —

Several Victims Reported Found Alive in Debris  : Monsanto Says 307 ane te Emouloves

Ruins of Chemical  Plant Are Probed   But Rumor That Some Are Found Alive in Texas City Plant Is not Confirmed; Ministers Meet to Make Plans for Probable Mass Funeral.

Chemical Conrpany Says"  307 Employes Still Unaccounted For; Propert: Damace $100 Million -~

Reports Thieves Stole Log Cabin and Barns— Adds, ‘They’re Models’

Incurably Ill, Woman Makes Plea For Killers’ Lives as ‘Last Deed’

France Adopts $2 Billion — Arms Budget  Assembly Passes   Assembly Passes Required Loans To Curb Inflation

French Pass 1948 Military Budget Of Two Millions   Assembly Also Approves _ Law to Ferce Investment in Government. Bonds   708,500 SOLDIERS ALREADY CALLED UP   Large Army Marshalled tc ' Combat Communist-In  spired Labor Strife

Court Delays Coal Decision   High Tribunal Takes Up -Case of James C. » Petrillo

COURT PASSES RULING CHANCE   No Action On UMWA Suit Pending Before Supreme Body

NO RULING YET ON JOHN LEWIS   Deadline On Coal Mine Crisis Nears; Court Delays Decision

COURT DELAYS LEWIS RULING   Another Decision Day Goes By Without Mention Of UMW Leader’s Case

TRIBUNAL DELAYS LOUIS CASE ACTION   Supreme Court Agrees Te Review Petrillo Litigation

Lewis Mining Case Deferred By High Court   Tribunal Takes Up Petrillo Music Federation Dispute .

Postpones Action As March 31 Deadline Nears Supreme Court Again Delays  Lewis Contempt Case Ruling

Petrillo Action -1o Be Reviewed   High Court Does No Rule in Lewis Case

Court Takes On Petrillo Case   Deadline Nears with Ne Ruling on Lewis

LEA ACT BEFORE SUPREME COURT   TRIBUNAL, HOWEVER, PASSES UP OPPORTUNITY TO RULE ON LEWIS CASE

Slot Machines Seized In Raid At Ocean City   Sheriff Is Getting Warrants; 15 Or 1 ‘Devices Taken

Slot Machines Seized In Raids   Worchester County Sheriff Reports 15 To 16 Seized, But Ne One Arrested.

Lewis’ Demands For Increase of  35c Turned Down   Negotiations Between Operators And Mine Leader Are Suddenly Halted Today

Talks Are Ended Abruotly   Demands Of Lewis Rejected As ‘Unreasonable’

Raise of 35 Cents Asked By John L.   Operators Call Demand Unreasonable; Peril Of Strike Revived.

iperators eject UMW fageDemand   35.Cent Hourly ncrease Called ‘Unreasonable

Bituminou Operators © Say Lewis’ Vage Raise Demands ‘Unreasonable’

Soft Coal Conference  Broken Off   Negotiations Halted az CGperators Reject UMW Demands, Presented by Lewis, as Unreasonable

Operators Report 35 Cent Hourly Hike as Excessive   Union Would Cut Working Time One Hour a Day

Lewis Mine Pay Parley Broken Off   Operators Reject UMW Chief's Demands for 35-Cent Hour Raise

UMW, Soft Coal Operators Break Off Negotiations   Lewis Offers No Comment, Gives No Sign of Next Move

75% of Soft Coal Fields Spurn Lewis  Negotiations  Are Abandoned

Mine Operators Report That Demands Of Lewis _ Have Been Turned Down

Coal Operators Reject Demands of John Lewis   Negotiations Break Up Month Before Possible Strike

Wage Boost Plan Rated Unreasonable   Negotiations Terminate Suddenly

Union Pay Proposal Rejected   Strike Looms When Government Yields Control of Fields

Operators Say 35-Cent Boost Unreasonable   Wage Negotiations End Abruptly.:-) 9:

Coal Operators Reject Demands   Bituminous Strike Threatened July T

Wage Demanc Rejected By Operators   Negotiations Betweer Coal Mine Owners And Lewis Are Halted

Coal Operators Reject Lewis’ Pay Hike Demand   Term 35-Cents An Hour Increase Unreasonable; Contract Negotiations Break Up Suddenly

VEW Officials Thank Public  Plan To Make Annual Affai r Of duly 4th bservance Here .

Former Mayor Curley Prepares to Pay Penalty for Crime   Receives Last Rites Of His Church Before Serving Sentence

Single New Government Corporation  Proposed To Handle European Aid

Single Unit For Handling Aid Proposed   Congressional Heads Will Consider Plan Of Special Committee

Single Body Suggestion Studied   House Foreign Economic Unit Outlines Plan

Proposal Given For One Agency To Handle Aid   Would Sift Requests And Wield Control Of Meting Help

Strong Agency Urged for All Foreign Aid  8 aE hee emer ener   Herter Group for Corporation With Binartisan Board

Plan To Handle Aid Is Studied   Committee Urges Single Agency For Big Job

Pr oposal for New Federal Agency to Handle Foreign Aid W aioowied

SINGLE NEW AGENCY OF U. 5. GOVERNMENT MAY HANDLE RELIEF  _ PROPOSAL OFFERED BY P STUDY GROUP AS NEW REPORT DUE TONIGHT

Propose One Agency For Foreign Aid  Suggestion Made By 19-Man Special House

Special Group May Map Aid To Europe Plan   Mouse Foreign Economic Group Makes Suggestion After Europe Tour

‘STRINGS’ ON AID PROGRAM URGED   House Group Suggests New  Agency To Handle Program

Suggestion Comes From “Group Which Toured Europe Last Summer ~ for Backeround

New Europe Aid Agency Plan Studied   Congress Leaders Work on Bi-Partisan ‘Corporation’ Idea

SINGLE AGENCY PROPOSED FOR BOSSING OF AID   Congressional Leaders Sif Corporation Plan Urged By House Committee

Single Agency May Handle European Aid   Would Sift All Requests Fer Help And Boss Purchase Of Materials In U. §.

Congressmen Study Recommendation .... One Govt. Corporation  May Handle Foreign Aid

Foreign Aid Under New Single Head   Special House Group Recommends Setup As Best Way to Take Care of Mammoth Jot

SUGGEST NEW RELIEF AGENCY   " Would Place Foreign Aid Under Single Group

U.S. May Give Relief Job To Special Agency   Congressmen Study Special House Committee Report

Single Agency To Handle European  Aid Is Proposed   House Committee Advances Suggestion To Congress.

Corporation Suggested Qn Aid Plan   Congressional Leaders Study New Proposal

New Agency May Handle Foreign Aid   Committee Wouid Set Up 8-Man Board

WAS MURDER AND SUICIDE   One of Two lola Men Found Dead Killed Other, Jury Decides

Yugoslavs Jump Gun on Moving Into Free Lone   Ignore Treaty Deadline by Rushing the Border Occupied by AMG

Yanks Ready, Move Qut as Slavs Arrive   ‘Suspect Horse Play and Are Prepared to Evacuate Area.

FOUR KILLED IN SWEDISH WRECK   Freight, Oil and Passenger Trains Involved

Christian X, Danish King, Dies Sunday   New Monarch, Frederik IX, Leads Subjects In Mourning Death

Danes to Mourn Six Months for King ‘Who Died After 35-Year Reian

Movie Awards  Made For Year   Olivia De Havilland And Frederic March Rated Top Performers   MANY OTHERS ARE GIVEN RECOGNITION

‘Best Years of Our Lives’ Sweeps Academy Awards  Olivia deHavilland and Fredric March Win Top ‘Oscars’

Olivia De Haviland, Fredric March Get ‘Oscars’ For Best Performances

CLAIM WITNESS IN EISLER CASE LEAVES NATION   Samuel Josephson In Mexi Learned By Committee Sources

U.S. AIR POWER SAID LAGGING   Nation Now Reported Thire In Aviation; Officials Study Situation

‘America’s Lagging Air Power Subject Of Closed Session’ _   ‘Some, At Parley To Appear Saturday ” Before’ Brewster Aviation Group “=

Cabinet Not Yet Selected By Schuman   New French Premier ‘Anticipates Forming Government Today 

FRENCH PREMIER HAS NO CABINET   ‘Schuman Pledges Actior  Against Strikes

Erie Mayor and Steelton industrialist Among 10 New Duff Cabinet Members

Erie’s Mayor Named State Welfare Head   Governor-Elect Considers Requesting -Twe New Departments

MAYOR BARBER OF ERIE GETS WELFARE POST   Gov.-Elect Completes  Appointment of His Official Family

Royall Advocates Military Training   Says U.S. Must Face Possibility Of  Powerful Forces

Bedridden Member Leads Member Drive   Sulphur Woman Registers 200 for Auxiliary By Telephone

Bedridden Member Leads Member Drive  Sulphur Woman Revictere   Sulphur Woman Registers 200 for Auxiliary By  Telenhanc

Hunt Two Planes  Lost In Alaska   Farflung Sectors Of Alaska Being Scanned, Report 22 Missing On Two Planes

Boy Friend Fired Fatal Shot, Reardon Girl Tells Court  Testifies First Shot Wounded Her in Arm.   Testifies First Shot Wounded Her in Arm, Second Struck Her Father Just Before Car _ Plundged Over Embankment Killing Man and Br

MARY REARDON SAIO HER FATHER WAS SHOT BY O’ARC)   Was on the Witness Stand In Juvenile Court at St. Louis.   COMPANION SHOT HER   In the Struggie for Possession of Gun Bullet Pierced Her Arm.

Sign-Up Meetings 1947 Program _ Announced      ONLY TWO AFTERNOON MEETINGS IN EACH TOWNSHIP

No, Folks, The U. S. Says You Can’t Get A Cow To Give Coffee And Cream

Cow That Gives Coffee With Cream ‘n‘ Sugar Just a Dream   But It Was a Good Ideao—For Awhile

What? No Cows Giving Coffee, Cream, Sugar? No! It’s Just a Dream

Convenes June 9   ‘Biennial Budget of Security Dept. Subiect Of Call For Legislature

Tsaldaris Says Red Satellites Still Send Arms   Russia Evades Charge of Fostership, Charge Before U.N.

FRENCH AUSTERITY MEASURE SPEEDED   Fund-Draining Program Goes To Upper Chamber

‘French Levy Is Drastic   Austerity Bill Would ‘Drain Off Funds of Those Making More Than 83,780 a Year

French Ready Drastic New Control Plan:   ‘Austerity’ Bitl Nearing Passage

NEW AUSTERITY ACT FACES FRENCH BODY   Bill Designed To Pay Off Re construction Program

Frenchmen Face New Stiff Tax On Income   Deputies Approve Plan To Drain Off Part Of Funds

Drastic Austerity Bill Is Offered by French Assembly   DeGaullists Join _Conimunists Against Measure---'Buy Bonds ‘Or Pay More Towne? :

INCOMES TAKE RAP IN FRANCE   New Levies Help Finance Two Billion Dollar Reconstruction

Drastic French Tax on Incomes Above $3780   Austerity Measure To Pay For Reconstruction

French  Leaders Prepare Measure   Purchase Of Bonds Is Required By Bill

‘Halt Inflation   Drastic: 'Measnre; Includes  Heavy Taxes To Move To : Pay: For Reconstruc-: : 2°" tion Péogram 1

Professor Says Deformities in Humans May Stém From Exposure to-Atom Blasts

Atomic Bomb Exposure Almost Certainly Can Lead to Inheritable Defects, Sa ys Scientist

‘Down With America’ Is Cry of Egyptians as Ti hey  Demonstrate Against Britain

Egypt Throngs Ask Freedom   Police Fight Crowds Crying ‘Hawn With E. §.°

Anti-U. §. Shouts Spark Egyptian Freedom on Riots  Cairo Police Battle

EGYPTIANS WANT BRITAIN [0 GET OUT   Rioting Causes Police Much Trouble Thru Evacuation “By Blood’

RIQTS STAGED AGAINST U.S   Egyptians Show Bitterness Over American Stand In Security Council

Police Battle Big Crowd in Cairo Streets   lL. Ss. Rouses Ire of Egyptians by Backing Proposal Before UN

CAIRO RIOTS AIMED ATUL S.   Egypt Demands Tha Britain Vacate Nile Valley

TATE BUYS, 21;200 HOME R GOVERNORS   Repairs to Bring Cost to $70,000

OUT VISITING ALUMNI      Carl V. Rice and Fred Eileworth : Are Touring Kansas

OUT VISITING ALUMAT   Cart V. Rice and Fred Efleworth Are Touring Kansas

Ask 7 Be Held InLynch Atfempt  Conviction Of Negro In Assault Reauested

Seven To Face  Lynch Charge   White Men Accused Of Attack On Negro Rape Suspect.

VASSAR HONOR STUDENT SHOT   ‘Nude Body Of Girl, 22 Found In Woods Near  Wayland, Mass.

Miss Flint’s — Body Found   Radcliffe Graduate Pupil Was Missing

Tentative Verdict of Suicide In Death of Radcliffe Girl   Body Found in Wooded Glen in Wayland With Rifle Shot Through the Head

Girl Student Fatally Shot      Nude And Frozen Body Of Brilliant Scholar Found In Glen.

y lab Bosses With Their  3 ment In The ner Indi   ilders Being Put On ‘Relief By High  Prices

Stored. Safely Wit Mor        “Content”       ment In The "building Ind str)

GANG OF TAXI DRIVERS CONFESS TO LYNCHING   All But Two of the 27 Held in South Carolina Bent On Revenge.

JUDGE THREATENS TO SET ASIDE DIVORCE   ‘Actress Laraine Day Ordered Te Show Cause Why Her Decree ts ghonta Not Be Abrorated

Women And Children Killed In Bitter ' Battle Between Snipers In Holy Land

Jewish Child, Woman Die  In Holy Land   Five Others Killed As  Strife Contimues

lord Pension Rift Reported Settled  8.500 Dodge Workers Sent Home After 16 Celebrate V-J Day

GENERAL CLAY IS NAMED AS BUROPE CHIRF   Is Planning to Move Headquarters from Frankfurt to Berlin

ARMY SHAKES UP EUROPE COMMAND   CLAY SUCCEEDS M’NARNEY IN GERMANY—KEYES TAKES CLARK’S PLACE,

(lay Planning No Changes In AMG Setup In Germany  New Commander Will Move Headquarters

Gen. Lucius Clay to Move Office to Berlin  No Immediate Plans for Reorganizing Ty.

No Changes Planned By AMG In Germany   Gen. Clay to Move U. S. Offices from Frankfurt to Berlin

Gen. Lucius Clay to Move Office to Berlin  No Immediate Plans for Reorganizing Program Announced

U. §. Headquarters In Europe to Be  Moved to Berlin  Lt.-Gen. Clay Succeeds Gen. McNarney as

GEN, CLAY NEW EUROPEAN CHIEF   [’. S. Forces Commander Plans No Shakeup In Germany

SUGAR STAMP APRIL 1 GOOD FOR 10 POUNDS   To! Cover. ver Canning And Regular House TJse   COST SAVING   Estimate Million And Half Saved On New. Rooks

FUTURE SUGAR STAMPS _ VALID FOR TEN POUNDS   Next Coupon Will Be Good April 1 —Current Voucher Slated To Expire March 31

10-POUND SUGAR STAMP APRIL 1   New Stamp Comes In As No. 53 Expires March 31, Month Earlier Than Scheduled.

Ten-Pound Sugar Stamp Due April 1.   Each Person to Get 35 Pounds in 1947, Belief

OPA Sugar Stamp Value Is Doubled   All New Rations Will Be 10 Lbs., Price Agency Says

SUGAR DOUBLED IN NEXT STAMP   10 Pounds To Be Allowed Will Cover Canning

New Stamp Will Be Used On April 1   OPA Changes Program to Cut Expense and Avoid Printing of New Book For Following Year

NEW STAMP FOR SUGAR PLANNED   Will Be Good for 10 Pounds Instead of 5

‘Sugar Stamp Good for Ten Pounds To ‘Become Valid April 30; See Increase

Sugar Stamp Valid April t  Good For 10 Pound   Good For 10 Pounds Instead of Five

Tox ral   New Reduction Plan Calls For 30-Pct. Cut In‘ Low ‘Bracket*

TAX SLASH ON LOW INCOMES MAY BE HIKED   GOP Studies Plan For Greater Relief To “Little Fellow”

GOP% Said Studying New Income Tax Plan Added Relief Sought  For Small Taxpayer

20 to 30 P.C. Tax ‘Cut Range Studied By House Group   ‘Smallest Taxpayers Considered for Largest Reduction in Program

New Tax Cut Plan Studied By GOP Solon:   Proposal Would Give More Benefits to Low-Income: Groups

New Proposal on Tax  Cuts Offered  Republican Steerinc   Republican Steering Committee of House Studies Plan

New Tax Slash Plan Considered  Change From Knutsor Bill Is Proposed

New Federal Income Tax Plan Considered   Smallest Taxpayers ‘Would Get Cuts Up to 30 Percen:

New Tax Cut Plan Proposed By GOP Group   Would Give Most Taxpayers 20 Percen Cut; Small Ones 25

NewPlan On Taxes Given Republicans   New System Would Give Extra Relief To The Little Man

25 To 30 Per Cent Cuts In Income Taxes Under Consideration By House   Ways And Means Group Ponders Slash For  Lower Incomes

NEW PLAN 10 CUT TAXES CONSIDERED BY REPUBLIGANS   House Steering Group Studies 25 to 80 Pct. Slash for Smallest Payers and 20 Pct. for Others.   CONFEREES COME TO NO DECISIONS   Larger Relief to Those With Lowest Incomes Would Add $200,000,000 to Overall Reduction.

New Proposal on Tax Cuts Offered   Republican Steering Committee of House Studies Plan

Store Label Is Only Clue In Death Case   Police are Still Puzzled by Body That Washed  Ashore

POLICE ATTEMPTING TO IDENTIFY BODY   Kody Of Weman, Apparently Dead About Iwo Months, Discovered Near Annapolis

Walker Park is Closed While Drives Get Asphalt Coat to Settle the Duc¢

RAMADIER IS EXPECTED T0 RESIGN POST   “rench Expect Premier to Step Down This Week in Favor of Paul Reynaud, Who Would Choose Broader Cabinet,

PARIS POLICE PREVENT RIOTING   SECURITY MEASURES AS ANTI-COMMUNIST IS INSTALLED MAYOR

Regime Shift  In France —   Ramadier Ready to* Quit; Post Probably, Will Go to Reynaud.

Reynaud Is To Select NewCabinet   Ramadier Is to Present ‘Resignation as Soon as Votes Are Assured in Assembly    Willing to Serve   Premier Says E He. Would  Respond t to Reynand’s Calt

Ramadier’s. Post Slated for Reynaud   French Premier '-May Quit Post . by End of Week

PARIS POLICE SET 10 CHECK LEFTIST RIOTS   DEGAULLE BROTHER TO BE NAMED MAYOR

Paris Police Alert For Leftist Disorders As Council Gathers   De Gaulle’s Brother Slated To Be Named Mayor; Cabinet Shakeup Rumors Heard

Ramadier Is To Resign   Former Premier Pout Reywoud Schedvled to Take Over This Week

Rumor Reynaud May Take Over Reins in France   Would Form a New Cobinet---Ramadier Said te Be Ready To Resian Post

Say Reynaud To Take Over French Gov't  Report Ramadier To Resign When Majority Assured

Ramadier Reported Ready To Resign When Reynaud Is Assured Of Majority

Reynaud to Take Over as French Head   Former Premier to Relieve Ramadier If He Gains Vote Power

Police Expect Reds to Storm Paris Council   Brother of de Gaulle To be Named MayorHint Paul Reynaud  To Replace Ramadier

Effective Date Of July First Is Predicted By Chairman   48 Million Taxpayers . To Share Reduction Under Present Plans

Tax Cut Vote  Faces Senate   $4,000,000,000 Slash In Income Levies Soucht Rue Committee

Vote Sought On Income Tax Cut   Senate Committee Expect ed To Act On Measure Todav.

SENATE SEEKS A TAX VOTE TODAY   Finance Committee Expected to Propose an Amendment to HouseApproved Bill Making Cut Effective July 1.

Senate Group Votes On Tax Cut Measure   May Change Date Of Effectiveness From Jan. 1 To Julv 1. 1947

SENATE FINANCE UNIT NEARS TAX CUT VOTE   Amendment Slated To Make Slash Effective July 1

DE CONCINI PLANS MOVE TO CLARIFY   Will File Mandamus With Supreme Court

No Real Relief For Midwest in Sight   New Heat Wave Working Eastward from Great Plains; Rains in North Minnesota

No Relief in Sight for Sun Seared States   100 Degree Weather Beats Down Over Wide Area of Rainless Midwestern Section

New Heat Wave in Return Play; May Cool Off Tuesday   Then, Forecasters Say, Still Another Spell May Be Looked For

TORRID WAVE IS HOLDING STEADY   No Relief from Scorching Heat Spell Seen—111 in South Dakota Area

Mercury Above 100 In Many Cities; Some Relief Seen  Hits 111 in Pierre; Heavy Rain Washes Out Santa Fe Line

Hundred Degree Heat Returning To Midwest   Temperatures Reach 111 In South Dakota; No Relief In Sight  Before Tuesday Nighi

NATION HIT BY -NEWHEAT WAVE   Weather Forecasters Say No Relief in Sight

TO BE CLOUDY. COOL      High Temperatures Saturday Wil! Be From 70 to 75 Degrees

COLD AIR ON THE WA!   ‘fora Predicts Drop in’ Temperatures by Tomorrow Afternoon

MORE RAIN ON WAY   (entinued Cool Temperatures Forecast for Thursday

COOL. CLOUDY SUNDA’   Rain Is Also in the Picture for Eastern Kansas

BARKER-KARPIS GANG HIDEAWAY BELIEVED FOUND   FBI Discovers Cave Containing [Evidence to  Substantiate Belief.

Searchers Fail To Find Trace In Rouvh Are:   Private Ships Hover Over Wide Range Near Eagle Nest

Budget At A Glance   Bill Proposed To Limit Scope Of Labor Bargaining

Eight Demos Back Proposal to.Form Labor Commission Asked by Truman

Drastic Labor Bill Introduced   Sen. Ball Says Measure   Aims to Alter Bar gaining Procedure

10 Hurt in City, County Accident Over Weekend   Jensen Boy Suffers Possible Fractures in Bike Mishap

11 Injured in Pre-July 4 Car Accidents   Police Report Heavy Increases in Traffic Cases

U. S. MAY SHIFT RED CRUSADE TO ECONOMIC PLAN   Emphasize Need For Rebuilding Western Eurone

Financial Crisis in China Prohed  Government Group Proposes Remedies

Chinese Financial  Crisis Is Probed   Government Tries  To Peg Price of Rice

Police Probing China’s Crisi:  Many Panaceas Offerec To Cut Down Inflation

Vaecination Of Monkeys Acainst Polio Suecesstul   Time When You Can Have Family Doctor Give Your Children Shots Against Infantile Paralysis, However, Still Seems Far Off

Science Announces Discovery .  New Serum Effeets Immunity To Polio

Work On New  Polio Vaccine   Johns Hopkins Scientist: Report Success; Firs ! Time Achieved.

Mionkeys Aid In War On Polio   Johns Hovkins Scientists Achieve First Immunity

Meyers Faces $10,000 Suit   \Lamarre Claims Ex-Officer Qwes Him That Sum

Lamarre Plans To Sue Meyers  Grand Jury Presses Probe of General

Cent-a-Gallon Liquid Fuel Tax Rushed.in House   Death Penalty For Rape Killed In State Senate

STATE SOLONS VOTE APPROVAL OF FUEL LEVY   Senate Ballots for Life Term for Criminal Assault With Crimes

nElectric ses Rate  for Alton   62.42 a Year— ¢ Plan for 3 State Area

United Nations, Two Years Old, Has Big Problen  Palestine Issue Up For Action Shortly

United Nations Faces Its Most Troublesome Test on Second Birthday Anniversary

Second General Assembly Of UN. Opens Tuesday   Representatives Of 55 Nations To Tackle Vital Problems Troubling World   OVER SIXTY ISSUES ALREADY ON LIST

NEW PLANT AND CLOTHING VALUED AT $100,000 DESTROYED LATE YESTERDAY

Wallace Denounces Thomas Committee   Former Secretary Calls Probers “Bunch of i Biaots””

WALLACE RAPS CONGRESSION AL RED - BATTERS   Un-American Probers Are Termed Group Of Bigots

WALLACE ASSAILS HOUSE PROBERS    CALLS CONGRESSMEN INVES TIGATING UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES “BIGOTS.”

Overseas Relief To Get Boost Here In Drive   M. E. Youth Fellowship Aided by Ministers and Organizations to Work

Defense Chief Says Unification of Army, Navy Is “Most Decisive Step’

DEFENSE UNITY DECISIVE STEP   Forrestal Says It’s Nation's Biggest Step  . .

U. 5. MILITARY MERGER HAILED   Forrestal Terms Unifica. tion Nation’s. Most Decisive Step

Merger  Most Decisive Step In US Military Historv...Forrestal      Cotton improvement Program Gets Under Way: Sampler Bonds Mailec

World. Shares Grief Of U. S. President   Hails Merge: Of Services   Biggest Step in Military Policy Since Formation of Republic. Says Forrestal .

MAY DENIES CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY   Says He Never Entered Plot to Defraud Country

NO CONSPIRACY, DECLARES MAY   'Ex-Congressman Makes Flat Denial of Charge

May Denies He Conspired On War Jobs   Never Entered Conspiracy With Anyone To Defraud, He Says

Fraud Conspiracy Is Denied By May   Former Congressman On Witness Stand At Hi: Trial Stout!y Professes-His Innocence.:

‘ACTED’ ONLY AS AGENT IN DEAL, DEFENDANT SAYS   Insists His Influence Was Not Bought By Garssons

New China Coalition Regime In   Reorganized Council  Pledges to Promote  Peace and Democracy Reds Not Represented

Chinese Launch New Goveinment  Cabinet Pledged to Promotion of Peace’

CHINESE REVAMP ~ NANKING REGIME   ‘State Council Pledged Tc Pramate Padre

Three Garsson Brothers Also Named In Bribery And Conspiracy Counts

Claim Paid  $16,000 by Garsson Firm   Former Congressman Faces Fines and Prison if Convicted

GARRSONS AND FREEMAN ALSO ARE ACCUSED   Former Chairman of House Military, Affairs Committee Faces Charges.

Lawmaker and 3 Munitions Chiefs Guilty of Fraud   Garssons Also Named In Conspir. acy to Tefraud U. S. In Munitions Combine

U.S. Jury Indiets May and Garssons In Contract Deal   Kentuckian Accused of Having Accepted $16,000 For “Influence”

PROBE GROUP CITES DENNIS FOR CONTEMPT   Communist Secretary Defies UnAmerican Unit Subpoena

DENNIS CITED FOR CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS   House Un-Americar Activities Commit. tee to Push More Serious Charges.

Committee Votes To Cite Witness  House Group Aroused By Snub from Leader ~ Of Communist Party

COMMITTEE VOTES 10 CHARGE COMMY IN CONTEMPT CASE   Dennis.Fails to Answer Subpoena and Justice Department  Asked to Act

House Committe Says Communist Head in Contempt  More Congressional Action Remains Before Conviction

RED CITED, CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS   General Secretary Of U. S. Communist Party Is Accused

Dennis Defies Probers; Cited For Contempt   Communist Secretary Ignores Subpoena Issued By House Committee.

Committee Wants Dennis Prosecuted   Commie Secretary Fails To Appear; Committee For Prosecuting Two Others

Communist Official Cited for Contempt OFU. S. Congress   ;More Serious ‘Charges Against Dennis Sought

ouse Committee ‘ites Communist Aid for Contempt   gene Dennis Is Accused for Refusing to Appear Before Group   LONIOUS CHARGE IS BEING DISCUSSED   mngressmen Also Ask for Investigation of Eisler ~ and Josephson

COMMUNIST AID SNUBS SUBPENA   House Group Moves To Cite Dennis For Contempt

House Probe Votes fo Cite Red Official   Un-American Group To Ask for Contempt Action Against Dennis

Dennis Cited For Contempt   Communist Party Secretary Failed To Appear At Hearing.

Dennis, Secretary of  Red Party, Fails to’  Recmnnw Dixkavn bien

VOTE TO CITE... EUGENE DENNIS   Committee Refers Action - to. House

Group Charges Red Secretary   House Probers Act on U.S. Party Aide

Communist Secretary Gets Contemp’ Citation After Defying House Group

Red Ignores Subpoena of House Unit   Justice Dept. Asked 1 Consider Prosecuting Him for Conspiracy.

Dennis, Red Official, Cited For Contempt   Un-American Body Urges Prosecution of Josephson, Eisler

House Committee  Votes to Cite  Red for Contempt Dennis Fails to Appear  In Answer to Subpoena Feam Wa:-American Grou

Dennis Fails To Appear Before House Probers   Secretary General Of Amer ican Communist Party Defies Congressional Subpoena

Communist Leader Fails to Appear at Hearing: Faces Contempt Citation

House Committee Votes To Cite U.S. Comniunist   Porty Secretary Failed Te Respond te Subpoena feerrad hy the fraun

1,000 FIGHT ROARING FLAMES IN BIG TUJUNGA CANYON, FIRE FIGHTERS HURT IN’ TRUCIC CRASH

Comedians’ Pay Highes' During ‘46   Abbott And Costello Together Drew Nearly Half-Million Salaries

Can You Top These? Comedy-Team of Abbott and Costello Heads Latest List of Big Money Makers

Film People Top Money Makers  Abbott and Costello 4... § §bFr set CAPA OIA

 High-Earnings Guys And Gale...»  Abbott & Costello Lead Pay List With $469,170 As Pix Take Top Place

Film Industry Gets Top Billing In Salary List  McCarey Earns Over Million

COMEDIANS. ARE MONEY - MAKERS   Abbott And Costello Go' $469,170 In One Year, Treasury Says .

FILM INCOMES AGAIN AT TOP   Budd Abbott ‘And Lou Costello Lead With $469,170 Jointly

Seeks Quick: Europe Aid : Check Prices   Marshall And Harri man Testify On State Departments “Stop. Gap” Proposal. Presi dent Drafts Sneech

President's Appeal To Be Broadcast Monday For Immediate Aid To Europe And Check On Rising Prices In United States

CONGRESS TO GET AID APPEAL FIRST   Truman to Present Two Major Tasks as Special Session Opens

Soaring Price Check Is Goal Of. President      Chief Executive Also Wants Quick Help ° For Europe

Truman Will Ask Inflation Fight, Help for Europe   President Going Before Congress in Person;  Relief Need Is Cited

Truman to Deliver Plea to Congress   President Decides to Make Address Personall. After Canferrine With 1]. S. Leaders

Truman Will  Open Special Congress Meet   Will Deliver Message In Person To Joint Session

TRUMAN DECIDES TO SPEAK BEFORE CONGRESS. MONDAY   President Will Make Personal Appeal for Stopgap Aid to Europe and Curb on Rising Prices.   /TALK STARTS AT 12:30 AND WILL BE BROADCAST   Marshall Reveals Administration Plans to Spend $300,000,000 Helping China Over 15-Month Period.

WILL BE READ BY PRESIDENT   Persona! Appearance Planned By Truman Before Congress

Truman fo Open Special Session With Aid Appea  _ Decision Made At Conferences On Production

Joint Session To Get Truman Appeal Monday   President to Deliver Message in Person on  Two Things He Wants

British to Back U.S. Scheme for Middle East Ai   Prepare Joint Defense of Truman Proposal Against Red Objections

ROBESON FAILS TO TEST BAN IN PEORIA   Holds Conference in Friend’s Home, But Gives Up Speech

BAN MEETING FOR ROBESON   RECEPT ION FOR NOTED: ' BINGER BANNED FOLLOW-: ING PROTEST ON “RED” _ GROUNDS

MASS PICKETS HURL REPLY 10 ALLEGED SLAP   Phone Workers Stage Rally At Cleveland Following ‘Weakening’ Claim

Romania Becomes Second Red Sphere Nation To Spurn Paris Parley Invite

MEET SPURNED BY 2 NATIONS   Romania And Bulgaric Reject Invitations To ‘Economic Parley   NORWAY WILL ACCEPT

Bid Rejected  By Romania   Second Nation Under Russian Sphere to Shun Paris Parley

Conference Bid Rejected By: Romanians   Bulgaria Also Turns Back on Paris Meeting On European Recovery

14 HAVE ACCEPTED    Some Balkan Powers te Stay Awa;  Frem Paris Mee

Roiiania Rejects Bid to Aid- -Europe Meeting at: Paris   Ne Second Nation i in. Soviet Orbit to. Turn

ROMANIA BOOTS BID TO PARLEY   Balkan County Not To Atten Conference on Marshall's Recovery Plan

2 Soviet Satellites Reject Bid   Indications Seen That Poles to Accept With Reservations

ROMANIA TURNS DOWN AID PLAN   ‘Romania Becomes Second Nation In Russian Sphere To Reject Marshall AidTo-Europe Bid.

Two Reject Parley Bid   Romania and Bulgaria Will Not Attend Paris Aid Plan Conference

Romania Says No Ta  Bid To Conference   Second Russ-Dominated Nation To Turn Down Invitation To Discuss Marshall Aid-Europe Plan

Soviet Ignores Paris Meet On Aid to Europe   Moscow Press Silent As Parley Nears; Romania and Bulgar ia Will Noi Take Part

Romanians Reject Bid To Parley   Soviet Press Makes No Mention Of Conference  In Paris

Romania Rejects Aid Bid   Bulgaria Also Turns Down Invitation to Paris Conference

Romania Rejects  Invitation to Paris Turns Down U.S. Aid-to-Europe Plan

Romania Not Te Join Parley On Aid To Europe   Follows Bulgaria In Rejecting Invitation To Parise Confab.

Rumania Rejects Invitation to Paris Conference  Second Nation Withit  Russian Sphere  Declines to Attend

[WO NATIONS IN ASO OND AE UEGT TALKS   ‘Remania and Bulgaria Turn Thumbs Down; Russia  Remains Silent.

Two Nations Reject Bid To  Paris Meetine   Romania Joins Bulgaria In Turning Down Invitation From Britain And France To Discuss Marshall Plan

14 Reported As Accepting   Formal Acceptance Received from Ten Nations. Six Silent

U.S. Munitions Sent to Greece  Small Arms Transportes Ae Dart anf Aja Plan

Schools Observing Education. Week Throughout Count  Parents Invited To Visit Country And Town Schools

Schools Observing Education Week Throughout County  Parents Invited To Visit Country

ANTI SLUMP STEPS NEEDED, _* FIRST OPA CHIEF WARNED   HENDERSON SAYS U. 8. TO ’ HAVE DEPRESSION WITHIN ™ FEW YEARS UNLESS. ACTION TAKEN

Tough Policy Of U.S. Jolts U.N. Prestige   New Aggressiveness In Handling Russia Is Blow to Leag

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Wartime Import-Export Controls to Continue

DWELLINGS OFF MARKET  Rent Controls Hold. Them Back, Realtors Say

Assembly Votes for Single Board of Higher Education +o Replace Regent Groups

Desmond to Ask ForCrimelnstitute   Wants State to Find Way tu Prevent ‘Repeatere’ Through Science

NY Stocks   Wives of Men Trapped in Mine Wait All Night in Cold for New:

Wives of Entombed Miners Wait — All Night at Mine Shaft Entrance

LOCAL BANKS KEEP SAME HOURS   ‘Although New Law. Per: mits All-Day Saturday Closing.

100-Man AFL Committee To Meet May 1   Will Map Labor Strategy for lowa.

TRUMAN URGED TO. ESTABLISH INQUIRY BOARD   230,000 Miners Have Joined Walkout; 41,000 Ship-. builders Begin Strike

STRIKE CURBS ARE SUGGESTED   Mayors Hear Demands For Laws To Prevent More U. S. Labor Strife

100,000 New York. City Employes On: Emergency Duty  Lear ves 25.8 Inches Of Snow In City -

100,000 City Employes Tu New York Called to Aid; New Jersey's 20-inch Snow Fatal to 24

Mayor Directs Colossal Task  Transit Lines Fight Back To Schedules

New York Is Digging Out From Snow  All Ci “ity Emplo yes  rdarad ta Wark:

Mayor 0 Dwyer Cuts Vacation To Take Charge   Entire New England Buried Under Record Snowfall; Disaster  Control Group Meets

100,000 Men Called Out To Remove Snow   Every Able-Bodied Employe Ordered To Report; Death Toll In New Jersey Is:23; Situation Called  Tmiproved

Latest Death Toli Is Placed At 54. Officials Say-There-Is No-Cause For Alarm. Thousands Called To Work

Record Snow Fall Causes Major Tasks   City Official Says There’s No Cause For Alarm Now

100,000 Workers? Shovel New York From Under Snow      World’s Greatest City Faces Huge Task in Removing Drifts

23 Known Dead AtSnow Center In New Jersey   100,000 City Employes Ordered To Aid In Struggling Effort , To Free City Of Record Storm

DEAD COUNTED AT 94: RELIEF NOW IN SIGHT   Mayor O'Dwyer Flies From California  To Lead Work

New York Digs Out of Record Snow Blanket   100,000 City Employes Ordered Out To Dig At The Drifts

Nol O4 DEAD AFTER RECORD COAST STORM   New Jersey Counts 24 Dead in 30-Inch Snowfall; Relief in Sight.

O’Dwyer Takes Charge Of New York’s Operation “Dig-Out”   100,000 Workers Are Called to Free City From Snowfall

City Employes Are Ordered To Aid In Battle  Record Storm Kills 31 In :

Storm Which Extended From New England to Washington, D. C., Took At Least 55 Lives

East Lists 58° Dead in Fight AgainstStorm   {New York Slowly Digs Out From 25.8 Inch Snow; Tincé Ex Wikavo

Huge Snowfall Exceeds Famed 1888 Blizzard.   100,000 Workers Called Out in New York City

TRAIN AND BUS SERVICE IMPROVE; FOR DELIVERER   Fifty-eight Lives Lost in Storm Which Extended From New England to Washington,   DEAD IN HARD HIT NEW JERSEY NUMBER 25   Crews Plough Through Drifis  to Aid Hundreds Ma : rooned All Night in Cars and Busses.

Thousands Of— Workers Struggle To Relieve Congestion In New York   At Least 30 Die In New Jersey   Railroads, Buses, Subways Fight Back Slowly To Resume Schedules

MARSHALL REPORTED READY TO START HOME SOON UN.  LESS SOVIET CHANGES.  ATTITUDE

DROP ISSUE OF UNIFICATION OF GERMANY   Big Four Takes Up Future Political Structure

Death Toll May Hit 1000   All Relief Workers Ordered Out as New Blast Feared

Fire On Ship Of Nitrates Sets Blasts   Texas City Ordered Evacuated As Gas Fumes Filter Over Area   From 200 To 1,000   Great Monsanto Chemical Company Plant Reduced To Hollow Shell

More Dem Aid For New GOP Tax Cutter   Republicans Building Up Second Try To Reduce Income Taxes Move Steadily.

F uneral Services Fo or” Faye Ruth Hansen _ Held Sunday Afternoon

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR RUTH HANSON   Remsen Girl Passed Away Following A Sickness Of Many Years

Compromise s Sought To End Phone Strike   ‘Several Conferences Sched.  uled Today By U.S. Labor Department

Everybody Involved in Film Industry’s Current Hearing At Least Appears Sincere

‘Unusual’ Death of 16-Day-Old Son’ Of State Official Being Investicated

CHECK CHILD'S STRANGE DEATH   16-Day-Old Son of State Pa. role Official Dies In Columbus.

WESTERN UNION HEARING COMPLETED AT MT. GILEAD   Decision in Case Net Expected _ Until Later in June.

Solon Asserts Nazi Cartels Being Rebuilt  American Industrial   American Industrial Leaders Attacked for Aiding Reich

KNUTSON MARES BUD TH ENLDO! DEM SUPPORT   Renews Battle To Pass Tax  Reduction Bill

“SEEKS AID OF DEMOCRATS   KNUTSON. HOPES TO OBTAIN ENOUGH BUPPORT TO OVER. BIDE TRUMAN VETO

Dutch And Indonesian Governments Agree To 'UN Orders To Cease Fire

Court of Appeals Reverses Dewey  Jehovah's Witnesses Emerge as Victors

Rule Jehovah’s Witnesses Had Right to Meet at Lacona   U. S. Court of Appeals Reverses Decision by Federal Judze Dewey

Wage Pattern’ Is Cut by New Steel Contract   Auto Industry, Labor May Give Views on Wage Boost

One Seen Near Texas City.. . Mysterious Case of Flying Saucers Still on Trial Before Skeptical Jury

Disc ‘Remains’ Found in Texas  Military Secret Believed Involved in New Discovery

GOV. DONNELLY APPROVES. BILL ~ FOR EDUCATION   Appropriation of $30,502,000 Was Made Without Change Tn Measure.   FOR THE FISCAL YEAR   Monday the Governor Wielded the Ax on the Omnibus Bill.

Civil War Possible Italian Socialists Split Over Cooperation With Reds

Anti-Reds Quit Italian Socialists   Desert Over Issue of Communistic Coilaboration

Italian Socialist Group Is Split Over Issue of Collaboration With Reds

FOES OF COMMUNISM BOLT ITALIAN PARTY   ‘Specter Of Civil War’ Seen By Leader Of Faction

Socialist Party Break — Blamed On Communists      Anti-Red Faction: Charges Party Has Been Subjugated To “Foreign Forces’; — Third Group Threatens To Desert.

Italy Reports Socialist Split   Red Issue Raises ‘Civil War Specter’

Italian Socialist Party Splifs up   Large Faction Protests Tieup With Communists

LARGE FACTION OF SOCIALISTS DESERTS PARTY   Break In Ranks Of Socialism In Italy Comes After Charge That Party Is Being Controlled By ‘For . * eign Forces.’

Faction Deserts Socialist Party  Collaboration. With Reds Is Issue

4 SLAIN ON TEXAS ROAD   Investment Company Head, Family Slain; Phvsician Is Held

Doctor Jailed For Slaying  Four In Texas   Broker, Mother, Wife and Son Shot to Death On Rural Road While Going to Church

Four Shot To Death; Police  ‘Hold Physiciax   Charge Of Murder Is Lodged In San Antonio, Tex.

 TERS ROAD SLAYING SCENE—  Four Killed On Way To Church; Physician Held

Four Of York F amily Killed   San Antonio Broker Was Brother-In-Law Of Former Beatrice Woman.

TEXAS DOCTOR HELD IN SHOOTING OF FOUR   Investment Company Head Three Of Family Die

Man, Wife And Two Children Death Victims  13-Year-Old Girl Is Wounded But Fludee Attacker

Fresh Violence ,ln Palestine Brings 11 Deaths   Ten Arabs Killed, Five of Them When Bomb Hurled at Bus

Fresh Outbreaks Of Violence Kill 1 in Holy Land   Five Passengers on Haifa Bus Die in Bombing; Jews on Offensive

resh, Outbreak Of Violence. Hits Palestine’ e Today. ue   1 ARBAB ohn  "Hurled At Bus “Tn Haifa Kills Five, Wrinde 20

Five Killed When Bus Is Bombed; One Jewish Casualty In Rifle Fire In That Quarter.

Casualties Grow In Palestine Riots   Eleven Slain Overnight As Jews Show More Offensive Opposition Ta Arahe

, Bus Is Bombed At Jaffa; Ten Arabs Victims   Fresh Outbreaks of Violence in Palestine—British to Leave on May 15  4

24 MORE SLAIN IN HOLY LAND   ‘Bomb Hurled at Bus in Fresh Show of Violence

11 Killed In New Outbreak In Holy Land   Five Die In Bus Bombing At Haifa; All But One Of Dead Are Arabs

Truman Turns Down ‘General. Amnesty’ For Minor Offenders   Says Clemency To Be Granted Deserving Men

Frisco Possible Convention Site   Democrats Likely To Pick San Francisco For 1948 Convention Winchell Savs

GILES SAYS CLARK EVASIVE  Governor Agrees Tidelands ‘Something To Worry About’

NOTED NAVY CHIEF IS SERIOUSLY ILI   Adm, Mitscher Is in Hospital With Heart Ailment

German Agency Unhampered in N. Y. Before War.   U.S. Corporation Set Up By Farben To Get U. S. Facts

—  U.S. Firm Set Up By Nazis Supplied Information For 11 Years Preceding War

Congress Urged To Keep Sugar. Rent Controls   Legislation to Provide Continued Rationing After June 30 Asked

OPA Killed By Truman On June 30   President. Urges Congress To Continue Rent, Sugar Controls

Truman Signs June 30 OPA Death Warrant   President, However, Asks Carrying on of Rent, Sugar Controls

TRUMAN SIGNS BILL DOOMING OPA ON JUNE 3¢   Urges Congress to Provide Continuance of ent, Sugar Controls

Truman Kills (PA, Asks Rent Control   Transfer of Powers To Still Other Bureaus Requested

BILL ENDING OPA JUNE 30 SIGNED   TRUMAN ASKS OTHER AGENCIES CARRY ON RENT AND SUGAR CONTROLS.

Truman Signs OPA DeathWarrant, Ask:  Controls Extension  Would Give Tasks T., Annthar Anansu   Would Give Tasks To Another Agency After June 30

Congress Asked To Provide for Rent Controls   Legislators Uncertain Whether Law Should Continue

Truman Signs June 30 OPA Death Warrant   Urges Congress Provide For Rent, Sugar Controls

Death Warrant of OPA Is Signed Into Law  Deficiency Bil)      Deficiency Bill Approved by President Truman

Death Warrant of OPA Is Signed Into Law  Deficiency Bill _ Approved by President Truman

90 Injured At Fresno, California   Ten Cars Burn, Passengers Fight Way Out of Fire

ard Six Miles  3 Dead, OO Hurt as "Pacific Flyer Rams: Loaded- Gasoline Transport

TRAIN FIRE DEATH TOLL REACHES FOUR   Girl, 17, Dies of Burns Received in Flaming Crash of Southern Pacific Streamliner Into Gasoline Trock

Streamliner Grashed Inte Gasoline Truck   SEVERAL KILLED IN RAIL TRAGEDY ON WEST COAST

Four Killed; Flaming Oil  Covers Train   Streamliner Rams Into Gasoline Truck; 90 Passengers Injured

90 Hurt a: Train Hits Gas Truck   Flaming Gasoline Showers 10 Cars, Killing 3 Persons

Four Killed In Crash of Train, Truck   Streamliner’s Cars Burn After Collision With Gasoline Carrier; 90  Whee:  Ww Soames

Count Four Dead, Twelv. Seriously Hurt After Fiery Train-Truck Crash   FAST STREAMLINER TRAIN STRIKES LOADED GAS ‘TRUCK AND TRAILER NEAR FRESNO—MOST OF CARS ENVELGPED IN FLAMING FUEL AFTER SMASH

Streamliner, Tank Truck Crash Kills 4   Crack Southern — Pacific Train) Becomes Blazing Wreck: 90 Persons Hurt.

4 Die, 90 Hurt In Fiery Crash Of Train, Truck   Union Pacific Passenger Train Swept By Fire Afler Hitting Gas Truck, Trailer

TRAIN HITS GAS TRUCK; 4 DEAD   Flames Shower Passengers in California Crash

Chrysler Boosts Prices on Cars   Four Makes Go Up $75 to $130 a Unit

Justice Dep t Sets Anti-Trust Units To Work   Increases Range Up To 1% Cents Throughout U. S.

Murder at Higginsville ls Confessed   Inquiry of Gas Price Increase

COMPLAINTS OVER GASOLINE PRICES ARE INVESTIGATED   Anti-Trust Division of - Justice Department to Probe Sudden Boosts

Probe of Price Hikes Started  Motorists’ Peeves Bring the Action

Probe Gasoline Price Increases  DideBauim fees olen ine   Justice Department Receives Complaints

Gasoline Price Inquiry ‘Started   Anti-Trust Division Studies Situation - After Complaints

MOTORISTS’ COMPLAINTS OF GAS HIKE BRING PROBE   Anti-Trust Division To Investixate Recent Price Boosts.

US. Justice Dept. Opens Probe Of California Gas Increases   Warren Calls Officially For Probe of Gas Prices

Widespread In Past Two Weeks... .  Soaring Gasoline Price Brings Complaints And Sets Off Investigation

Defense Attorney Gets Sharp Reply From Bench... Defense _Resis Without Putting Up Single Witness, Three Goa Free

Race Issue Ruled From Arguments   Lynching Case Judge and Defense Lawyer In ‘ Short Dispute

Race Talk Barred From Lynch Trial  PR Wi. MV.)   28 White Defendants Left; Three Dismissed

Racial Issues Out,. ~ Trial Judge Warns   Defense. In Lynch Case Rests Without Present- ina Witness. —

Jap War Leaders Starting Defense   Tries to Prove Were Public Servants Fighting Commun ism, Encirclement

U. S. Built Oil Tankers For Federal Gov't, Carrying Oil For Russia, Bear Red Flag

SOLON CHARGES U, S. VESSELS TAKE REDS OIL   Thousands Of Gallons Of American Oil Said Being Taken To Russia In Ships Built For U. S. Gov ernment; Export  Curbs Waited.

HOUSE STUDIES OWNERSH OF RED TANKERS   Ohio’s Weichel Leads Probe As Export Controis On Oil Are Reimposed —

CURBS RESTORED FOR OIL EXPORTS   Ohioan To Ask Group Where Russians Got Tankers

—OIL EXPORTS TO RUSSIA—  Tankers Built For U. 8. Hauling Oil To Soviet

SOVIET OIL SHIPS ONCE U.S. VESSELS   Lawmaker Says Tankers Carrying Nation’s Oil to Russia Were Built Only Few Years Ago for the American Government.

SAYS NEW SHIPS CARRY FUEL TO SOVIET UNION   Claims Vessels Still Loading on West Coast to Beat Export Controls

Russia Using U.S. Ships To Carry Oil   Export Controls Are Restored; Probe Planned

Reds Operating American Ships   Weichel To Ask For Investigation  Of Mystery

Charge Made Reds Using U. S. Tankers   American 03] Going to Soviets From West Coast

Says Soviet Tankers Were Made For US   Vessels Now Carrying Oil . To Russia

Russia Carrying Away U.S. Oil In  American Tankers   House Group  Slates Probe

OHIGAN RAPS RED USE OF TANKERS   Weichel Says U. $.-Built Ships Carry Oil to USSR

Russia Operates U.S.-Built Ships   Vessels Carrying Oil for Soviets

U.S. Tankers Flying Soviet3rd Party, GOP Loss Blass Carry Oil to RussiaOf Labor Vote Seen

Russia Carrying Away U.S. Oil In Tankers Built Recently For American Government   Export Controls To Be Restored On Petroleum Products Effective June 30

WILL RESTRICT: IMPORT OF OIL   Commerce Dept. Acts to Relieve-Local Shortage

Reds’ Slick Oil-Ship Deal Bared   Export Details Sought in Congress; Possession of Tankers Puzzling

Russians Are Using U.S. Tankers To Transport Oil  House Member Asserts Export Controls Are Needed at Once

SSA Wewwsrses Swe Kee ES  House Group Finds Russia Has Tankers Built By U. S.   Inquiry Is Promised As Export Controls On Oi) Are Revived

Red-Operated Tankers Load California Oil   House Group Says Ships Were Built For American Use

Where Did Russians Get US. Tankers? Committee Wonders   Ships Built for American Government Few Years  Ago, Says Weichel

Congressmen Aroused hy Oil Shipments   Measure to Halt Petroleum Exports Is Filed

Navy To Purchase Middle East Oil:  Shortage’ Cited  Bill To Clamp Down On Exports Offered

New Bill Would Halt All Exports   Brewster Asks Full Investigation

Navy Plans Buy Middle East Oil  Exports To Russia Arouse Congressmen

NAVY TO BUY OIL FROM MIDEAST DUE TO U.S, SHORTAGE    Disclosure Made as American Petroleum Moves to Russian Ports — House Is Aroused,   MEASURE INTRODUCED TO RESTRICT EXPORTS   Bill, Unlike Another That Left Shipments to Discretion of Truman, Makes Curbs Mandatory.

EXPORTS TO RUSSIA PROBED  Navy Must Buy Middle East Qil To Maintain Strenath

EXPORTS TO RUSSIA PROBED  EXPORTS TO RUSSIA PROBED  Navy Must Buy Middle East Oil To Maintain Strenath

105.6 Degree Heat Sets  C, SPe ae » LOO SOS Geet 2, Reeensee qpeowy

NEW BRITAIN SEEKS SCHOOL STRIKE END   Teachers, Education Boarc to Confer Today on Wage Demands.

Western Diplomats Confused By Molotov’s Maneuver As Big 4 Talks Enter 2nd Round   By John M. Hightower

Big-4 Addled By Red Move   Reich Treaty Delay Offered, Withdrawn

Molotov’s Maneuver Confuses Ministers   Wants Big-Four To Submit Proposals For German Peace Treaty Within Two Months

Proposal By Molotov Pondered   Western Ministers Seem Confused By Latest Maneuver

Future Peace Treaty Talk Proposed   Molotov Withdraws Suggestion When No Support Received

Molotov Move Puzzles Allies At London Parley  Russian Suggestion Of Two- Month Delay Made And Withdrawn

Molotov Move » Puzzles Big Four  Quickly Withdraws Motion on Germany

Ministers Continue On German Pact   Enter Second Round With Western Diplomat:

MOLOTOV SEEKS TO DELAY VOTE ON PEACE PACT   Western Diplomats Reported Uncertain On Russia's Latest Maneuver On Ger. man Peace Treaty Draws Fire QO: French Minister.

Molotov Seeks German Peace Treaty Delay      Snggestion Confns Draws Inmediate Fire From Other Ministers Of Bie Four

re ee —eeEeEOOOEEEEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEOEEEOEEeEeEeeeeooe  East And Gulf Maritime W orkersReachAgreemen

HEARING ENDS WITH OUSTER OF OFFICIALS   DEFENSE STUNNED BY SUDDEN MOVE AT LANSING

Prison Industries Manager. Ousted  Sigler Brings Case To a Dramatic Halt

Miners And Operators Race Against Time To Complete Contract Before Deadline

COAL CHIEFS STRIVE 0 UNRAVEL SNARI   Lewis and Operators, Race to Prevent a  Strike Call Tuesday

Taft-Hartley Law Snarls Writing Of Coal Contract   Lewis, Mine Owners Refuse To Reveal Leal Tangle

Break In Oil Refinery Pipeline Pours Gasoline Into E:. Chicago Sewers

PUMP OUT SEWER FILLED WITH GAS   Pipeline Break Responsible  For Situation

Marine Stand Is Detailed   Marines Overcame Superior Numbers Of Chinese Reds

BAND OF MARINES FOILED RED PLOT TO BLOW UP DUMP   Small” Group of. Leathernecks Went Inte Action Against Communist Raidets

Lauds Heroisin  Of U.S. Marines ‘In Foiling Plot   ‘Small Band Of Americans ’ Halts Chinese Move To  Blast Ammunition Dump

MARINE ATTACK STORY UNFOLDS   Chinese Assault On Americans Prepared Well

5 Americans 8 kil led     Marines Foil Chinese Reds’ Attack at Ammunition Dump

Marines in China Fight, Die to Save Ammunition Dump   Communist Attack Repulsed in Brief But Furious Battle

Assailant of City Detective Taken After Wild Chase  12 St. Louis Police Cars Join Hunt Far Atita Thief

RENT CONTROLS ARE ENDED IN 28 AREAS   Eastern Shere grea Of Marytand Affected By Order Which Takes Effect Mav 1

Rent Controls Off Now In 28 Areas  Two Oklahoma Areas Involved In Largest De-

Rent Controls. End-In 28 Areas Of Nation May First    Hagerstown Not Included In List of Sections To Be 7 Décontrolled—No Further Actions Ars re Anticipated

RENT CONTROLS ARE LIFTED IN 3 AREA COUNTIES   Order Effective May In Boone, Summers  And Favette

Rent Curbs In 28 Areas Ordered Off   Portions of 11 Others in 22 States Abolished by Government Effective Om May ]

Rent Control In Many Areas Will End May 1  Maryland Easfern Shore Zone "'Freed'

PETKOV DIES ON GALLOWS   Bulgarians Hang Bitter Foe Of Communists Despite Protests Of U. S.

Peasant Chief Sent To Death By Communists   U. S. Declares Execution Miscarriage Of Justice

ACCUSER OF REDS HANGED IN SOFIA   U. S-BRITISH EFFORTS FO SAVE LIFE OF PEASANT LEADER FUTILE,

Petkov Goes ToDeathOn The Gallows   Bulgarian Peasant Leader Who Defied  Russians Executed

Bulgarian Reds Execute Petkov, Peasant Leader   ‘Protests By U. 8. And  England Fail To Inter fere With Hanging

FOE OF REDS IN BU GARTAN PLOT HANGED   PROTESTS OF U.S. A AND BRITAIN FAIL TO SAVE PETKOV

Petkov Dies On Gallows in  Sofia Prison   Peasant Leader Put to Death Despite Moves By America, Britain

May Tells Jurors Of Garsson Deals   “Allin Line of Duty”, Former Congressman Says on Witness Stand

May Tells Version of  War Deals   Returns to Stand Mondoy; Insists Garsson Contacts “In Line of Duty’

May Explains Garsson Note  ao Pe ee   Says $7,500 Check Was for Land Lease

MAY CLAIMS HIS ACTIVITIES WERE IN LINE OF DUTY   Says Garsson Deal Was Legitimate, Due To Continue Monday

DECLINES VICTORY DINNER   _Margaret Truman Had Been Invited by Young K. C. Democrats

TEST PLANNED QF LABOR LAY   AFL Unions Will Challenge Taft-Hartley Act; Plan Fight On Congressmen

Leaders Agree ToSeek Repeal - Of Legislation   Validity of Some Section Of Taft-Hartley Measure  "Po Re Tested in Court

NEW LABOR ACT TO BE FOUGHT . BY-ARL UNIONS   All Congressional Backers Are Due to Get “Election Ax”

Five Young Children Are Killed In Fire   Father: Drops D Dead From Fumes As He Enters  Home Doorway -

Five Children Die in Fire, Blast That Destroys Home   Father of Youngsters Drops Dead as He Attempts to Effect Rescue: Mother Seriously Burned

Twister Struck with ‘Whoosh’ Sound WRECKED HOMES LEFT BY TORNADO

Ford Leaves $700,000,000 Family Estate   Six Members of Famil  Get Voting Stock in Company

SHIVERS IS STATE'S NEW 1T.-GOVERNOP   Continuation of ‘People’s Path’ Is Promised Texans

Colorful Inaugural  Ceremony At Austin   Allan Shivers Sworn In As New Lieutenant Governor Of Texas

Republicans Plar Slash in Budget  Consider 10 Pet. Cut in Truman's Estimate

Limits  Of Slash Set 10% Of Fund   Arbitrary Limits Of Expenditure Are Drafted

Republicans Aim For Cut In ’47 Budget   Ten Percent Slice Planned  On Truman Ficure

SEEK 10 PCT. BUDCET CUT   G.O.P. Sets Figure As Minimum Slash In Truman Budget

Home Guarded After Threat   Cincinnatieon Gets Kidnapping Note   Eligibility of Nuxhall Probed   GOP Aims at 10 Per Cent. Slice in Truman's Budaet

GOP Seeks Budget Cut of 10 Per Cent  Amount Estimated After   Amount Estimated After Senate Committee Study

GOP Plans 10 P. C. Slash In Truman Budget  Committee To Meet Tuesday

Vengefulness Blamed In Man's Mutilation Brutal Slayer Uses Electric. Drill On The Body Of Victim

New Years Eve Calm Prevails  In Holy Land   Outbreaks Feared Agair After Holiday; 10,000 Arabs Attend Leader’s Funeral

Hurls Coed in Path of Train   Salesman Is Seized, Sent To a Hospital

DELEGATES 10 HAVE SPECIAL BODY GUARDS   Arabians Carry Gold Swords for Show, Forty-Fives for Business.

WESTERN RAILS SEEK PULLMAN FARE JUMP   69 Ask ICC To Act Quickly On Increase Request

PULLMAN RATES MAY BE BOOSTED   Western Railroads Ask ICC  For Early Action

Special Consideration to be Given Claims Filed by Interned Veterans

‘itor Of Charlotte News Addresses Conference Of Christians and Jews

CHEMISTS GAIN IN CANCER TILT   Dr. Shear Tells Institute Some Compounds Found Encouraging

SCOTT SANITY HEARING   Oklahoma Representative Charged With Assault

JIMIE SCOTT FACES A SANITY HEARING   Tom Anglin, Whom He Shot fr _ Oklahoma Senate, Recovering From Fiesh *#Vound in Hip.

Will Test Sanity of ‘Oklahoma Leaislator   Hearing for Rep. Scott !s Scheduled Saturday-— No Rond Yet Pacted

First Anti-Inflation Item Seems Assured Of Success In Committee   Three Republicans Join With Democratic Members Of Committee To Support Truman’s Proposal In Initial Test.

Terrific Blast Jolts Spencer   Four Persons Hurt, Two Dwellings Burn

Reece Says Election Of Republicar President Will Eliminate Radicals

State Troops Are Rushed To Dowagiac  Pickets Make    Pickets Make Trouble At sy ‘Strike-Bound Plant

No Plans For OPA Revival, House Hears   Commerce Secretary Denies New Control Agency In Cards

Government Seeks Inflation Controls   Secretary Harriman Assures Solons That Administration Not Planning New OPA

Central Agency Similar to OPA Is Not Planned   Powers, If Granted, Would Be Scattered,  Harriman Testifies

Anti-Inflation Controls Argued   Harriman is Asked About New OPA if Power is Granted

21-Gun Salute Greets Truman at Norfolk Base As Battleship Docks After Trip From Brazil

Court Showdown Is Looming as Unions Defy Labor Rules  ‘Others Hurry to Comply — With Taft-Hartley Act Through Reaistration

Mp mal Chiefs  Are Not Communists   Organiaztional Drives Are Resulting in Placing of Affidavits

Non-Communist Affidavits Filed  Two Unions First To File With NLRB

U.S. Rejects Any Compromise Plan  On Balkan Report   Demands Hold After as Russia Objects to U.N. Report

U.S. Will Reject Compromise on Soviet Proposal   Concerns. Criticism OE Ralban Dicardare

U.S. STICKS TO ~ BALKAN POLICY   Would’ Reject Compromise Based on Red Plan

U.S. Opposes Soviet Plan For Balkans   Proposal Made United Nations

U.S. Will Reject Compromise on Soviet Proposal:  “‘Anrarne C ribiese   Concerns Criticism Of Balkan Disorders

Offictal Publication Report of the condition of  Exchaage State Rank

STRIKERS QUIZZED IN ASSASSINATION OF RAILWAY HEAL   investigators Also Sift O14 Threats in Search for Motive for Killing of G.  P. McNear, dr.   YICTIM HAD DEFIED UNIONS IN DISPUTE   He Will Ask Clark to Order FBI Inquiry.

Rail President s Slayer Uncaught   McNear of Strikebound T P and W Shot Down

Railroad Head's Murder Probed  Congressman Asks FBI Investigation

Assassination Motive Sought      Old Threats Sifted in Shotgun Death of Railroad President

FIERY PEORIA RAILWAY BOSS SLAIN IN DARK   GEORGE MeNEAR JR KILLED IN AMBUSH GANGLAND STYLE

Motive Is Sought ln Assassination Of G. P. McNear Hartley Will Ask FBI Investigation

F BI Probing Murder of. Rail Leader”   : Peoria Police Begin ‘Quiz of Line’s “Strikine Workmen _

McNear Death Probers Grill Rail Strikers   FBI Giving ‘Active Study To Gang-Style Murder Of [nian Fnemv

POLICE HUNT FOR ASSASSIN OF RAIL HEAD   Gangland Style ‘Job’ In Peoria May Go To FBI

WESTERN UNION IN BID FOR TAX REPEAL   Company Asks Congress To Revoke Excise Levy

ASSEMBLY EYES AID TO CITIES   Green Light On; More Cash ja Predicted

LOCAL FUNDS TO GET GREEN LIGHT   Laws To Give Cities, Coun: ties More Money Eyed

Greater Funds For Cities Seen   Returning Lawmakers Flash Green Light

Wheeler Called For Oil Inquiry   Truman to Ask Roosevelt Estate Executor to Unlock Files

Wheeler Named ‘To Investigate Navy's Oil Deals   Purchases in Middle East Said to Have Cost $16,000,000 Too Much

Wheeler To Investigate, An nounced   Former Senator from Mon. tana Employed to Get  Facts in Case

Ex-Senatot to Probe Oil Deals   Truman to Open Roosevelt’s Files on Arabian Purchase

Former Sen. Wheelei To Aid Investigation Of Arabian Oil Deals   Moffett Says Navy Paid Excessive Price

Uniform Arms Plan Boosted      Truman Proposal Given Backing By Marshall and Patterson

FILMS THROW OUT 10 FIGURES IN RED PROBE   Industry To Purge Pay Rolf Of Known Communists

PURGE OF FILMDOM {0 BRINGS PROTES)   Hollywood Heads Vote Ti Suspend Subversives —

10 SUSPENDED IN HOLLYWOOD   Filmdom Plans To Purge Known Communists  From Payrolls

MOVIE WRITERS PROTEST PURGE   Filmdom Executives Bar Subversive Groups On Their Payrolls

Martin Not Looking For Place On Ticke!   GOP Leaders Say Speaker May Be In Running In 1948

House Speaker Says: ‘Not Interested’  Martin Homecoming     ‘Presidential Boom’

U.S. Hopes U.N. Can Take Over Greek Problem Later   Tentative Program Calis for Grants That Will Put Athens. in Condition to Apply for Loans From International Bank —At Least Two Years Will Elapse, It Is Said, Before United Nations Can Give Any Military Assistance.

America Probes Greece Problem: Views U.N. Aid   No Military Assistance From Group for Two Years

U.S. Hopes Greece Will Be Able  to Borrow Funds Ways of Turning Problem to  U.N. Under Siudy

Move for U.N. Loan to Greece  StudiedbyUS.   Border Conimission Urged To Keep Observers  a ae ae

Woodring Hits Critics Of FDR  ‘Little Men’ Near Ey-President Scored

\Confidences  Setrayed For Dollars, Cents  Woodring Strikes At ‘Birds Who Fouled

Woodring Blasts Inside Stories on Roosevelt But May Write Own Memoirs

Harry Woodring Hits Back at His Critics   Answers Criticism of His Job as Secretary Of War Under Ep eR.

President May Ask 40-Billion Budget Jan. 8   Expenditures For This Year Expected To Exceed Original Estimates

HELPING HANDS ON EVERY SIDE   ‘Storm Brings Out Good Spirit of N. Y.

Storm Bares City’s Heart   New York Folks ‘Downright Neighborly’, Writer Finds in Midst of Snow

; ad DD, Ivnesians L sed  Ty Vat Doo Ment   Folks in New York Were Neighborly in Storm

Compromise On State Stadium Gets Approval   HOUSE ADOPTED PLAN FOR FINANCING PROJECT

Half-Million Investment By State Proposed   “Taxpayers Gift,” Opponents Charge In Fighting Bill

23 SS and:'Gestapo Men, Charged In Million Killings, Plead Innocence

CRIMES DENIED BY HIGH NAZIS   Former Dinlomats Plead Innecent At Trial In Nuernberg

Eye-Witness Says Barrels, Automobiles Tossed into Air when Tornado Struck

Air Travel Cut, Trains Delayed © By Bad Weather  New Snowfall, Rain, Sleet And Fog Moke Traffie Hazardous

Storm Covers Wide Part OF Cou ntry   Travel Is Curtailed As Fresh Snow, Fog and Cold Hits

Storms General Over Nation: Mercury Drops  Travel Curtailed LA. C.._._... FF _ tt.

MOST OF COUNTRY GRIPPED BY WAVE OF COLD, STORMS   ‘Fresh Falls af Sian, Freezing  Rain and Fog Engulf: Wide  Section of Naton

Wide Areas In Grip of Severe Cold   Snow, Sleet, Fog Curtail  Travel by Plane, Bus  And Train Over Greater  ~~) s Part of Country

Storm Hits Wide Area   Snow and Cold Snarl Traffic from Texas To Atlantic Coast

Travel Badly Impeded . . . .  Snows And Bitter Cold Grip Wide Area Of USS. _As Icy Air Moves East

Travel Curtailed Nearly Everywhere By Cold, Snowfal   ‘Chicago Blanketed in Its Heaviest Snow of Two  Years; South Hit

Train, Air, Bus Travel Disrupted  Snow, Freezing Rain, Sleet, Fog Causes

Snow, Sleet Slow Travel Across Nation   Forecaster Says Cold Wave Moves Toward East

[Travel Delayed When Fresh 'Snowfalls Blanket Nation   Bitterly Cold Weather Sweeps In from West

Snow, Freezing Rain, Sleet And Fog Curtailing Traffic Over Most Sections Today

BIG FOUR MEET OPENS TUESDA)   But Diplomats Expect To Cover Little Ground in This Latest Peace Conclave

Peace ‘Talks By Big Four May Collapse   Pre - Conference Outlook Is That Meetings May Be A ‘Washout’

Slender Hope For Big Four Success Held   Meeting May Prove To Be Some Better Than Utter Washout

Attention Of World Focused On Vital Parley   Sec. Marshall Says He Has Open Mind, Is Not Pessimistic About Final Results

U.S. Deeply Pessimistic Over Future Of East-West Relations   Slender Hope Prevails Thet Austrian Treaty May Be Completed; No Reat Hope Fer Unity an Gesmany

Diplomats Hold Slender Hope Of Success At Big 4 Parley, But Outlook Far From Bright

Big 4 Conference Given Little Hope For Any Success   Better Understanding And Austrian Treaty May Come in Meeting

Little Hope for Agreement at New Ministers’ Talks   ‘Conference Opening  Tuesday Likely To End  Ty Deadlock

Outlook For London Meet Seems Gloomy   May Prove Little Better Thon Full Washout, Belief

Slender Hope Is Seen for  Big 4 Accord   Outlook Held As Grey a: London’s Winter Skies: Some Believe Austrian Treaty May Be Compfeted

Little Hope: For Results London Meet   Marshall Still Pes. simistic; Expect End By Christmas.

@ PAUL MALLON—  Grows Very Angry About Price of Fertilizer and Other Essentials

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U.S. Experts Show Drop During July; Imports Fall Off   Census Bureau Says Economie Situation In Europe Is to Blame for Declines

A DROP IN EXPORTS   Reflects the Crisis in European Dellar Buying Power

Present Aid Program Would Wreck America, States Taft  Senator To Fight Marshall Plan; Wrangle Holds Up Emergency Bill

TAFT ASSAILS MARSHALL PLAN   Vandenberg Protests Delay in Senate

ALUMINUM CO. PACT SIGNED   New Contract Grants Wage Increase, Hospital And Insurance Benefits

Western Union Observes Class  Day This Week   Commencement Will Be Held Thursday May 29

‘ware! let et” Western Union Observes Class  Day This Week  Commencement W; Rp. TJ.1_] Le 0) en ee

Molotov Asserts Atom Bomb Secret Is Non-Existeat   Soviet Foreign Minister Makes Claim In Address To Communist Officials   RENEWS ATTACKS ON MARSHALL PLAN

Proposes Plan To Have Country Decide On Her Independence Shortly

Britain Puts Forth Plan To Let People Of India Decide Their Own Future

, DOMINION IS PROPOSED FOR INDIA   Mountbatten and Attlee Announce Alternate Plan

Plan Would This Your      NATION WOULD THEN DECIDE UPON ITS OWN INDEPENDENT ‘FUTURE; HINDU PARTY READY TO ACCEPT

Hindus Hail Decision. at London, But Moslems Raise Objections; Liberty to Follow Partition Vote

STATUS 10 NDIANG   Plan Is Put Forth to Let Country Decide Its Own Independent Future; Acceptance Seen.

Britain Offers India Status as Dominion   Unity or Partition’ Decision This Year Up to Colony

AS DOMINION   British Say Country Is Free To Determine. . Own Future

Plan Advanced To Let Indians Map Own Future   CAA and CAB Charged With Gross Negligence

Plan Advanced To Let Indians Map Own Future  CAA and CAB Ch argec

NATON THIS YEAR   Indians Would Settle Internally Question Of Divid ing Pravinces

ToLetindia Decide Her Own Future   Britain’s Proposals An nounced — Dominion Stat us for This Year

. —. SELF ROLE — Partition — Choice Up To Indians   MOSLEM O.K..OF PLAN NEEDED

Britain Proposes Dominion Status For India in ’47   Announcement Recognizes Request For Earlier Transfer of Power to Indian Hands Before 1948 Deadline

Claims Government Stands to Lose More Than Savings on Tax Cuts —   BUREAU’'S OPERATING FUNDS MAY BE SLICED

Today In Congress   Senate Committee Told Some Budget Slashes To Cost More Thon They Sove; Delay Vote Until Tomorrow On ‘Phone Strike Action

Storm Continues To Lash State   Drifts Piled Still Highe —Many Communities  Are Isolated

Economic And Milifary Help Is Proposed   Proposal To Top Program Planned In Greece. Turkey

PRESIDENT MAY ASK FOR AID TO KOREA   Program Would involve Nearly $600. 0060 000 -

KOREAN SUPPORT PLAN-IN OFFING.   HUGE FINANCIAL AID PROGRAM MAY BE PRESENTEO SOON

President Considers  Relief Plan   Marshall Said To Approve New American Program

U.S. Planning Huge Korean  Aid Program   New Project Bigger Than Greco-Turkish, Capital Hears

“WE'LL GET ALONG WITHOUT ‘EM” Texas Buyers Say They Will Refuse To Pay Stiff Prices.

Apartment Building Partially Collapses   One Killed, 12 Seriously Injured In Washington Building Thicacter

Scottish Vote Jolts British Labor Leaders   PARTY GETS ANOTHER SETBACK IN ANNUAL ty ELECTIONS

British Labor Party Suffers New Setback   Drop 65 Seats In Scottish Elections

SCOTCH BALLOT HITS LABORITES   Jolting Setback Given Tc Government Party In Election

BRITISH LABOR PARTY JOLTED   Voters In Scotland Turn Away From Socialism In Elections

Scottish Vote Jolts British Labor Party   Lose 65 Seats In Municipal Ballots

Labor Party Is Defeated In Scotland   Trend To Right  Is Continuing

LABOR IS SMASHED IN SCOTTISH VOTE   Trend to Conservatives Con. tinues thruout England

Labor Suffers: ‘New Losses In: Scottish V ote   Trend to Right Continues In Britain, Municipal ., Balloting Reveals “Laborite Setback °

LABOR PARTY GIVEN NEW SETBACK   Scottish Voters Unseat 62 Laborite Candidates

British Socialists Jolted by Elections  Laborites Drop 65 Seats in Scotland

Another Setback For Labor Party  Drops Net of 65 Seats In Scottish Election

BRITISH PARTY SUFFERS 2ND VOTE SETBACK   Laborites Drop 65 Seats in Scottish Election Tuesday

Scottish Vote Hands Labor Jolting Defeat   Conservative Trend Continues In British Isles

Laborites Get Setback In Scotland   Results of Municipal  Elections Continue Trend, Less Drastic, Awav from Socialism

Scots Rebutf Labor Party   Laborites Lose Total of 65 Seats in City Elections

SCOTTISH VOTERS JOLT LABORITES   LABOR PARTY LOSES 65 SEATS IN SCOT CONSERVATION TREND

Police Keep Guard Over Cincinnati Home  Affer Threat To Steal Child Is Received

‘Make Stepmother Suffer’—  He Bought Gun to Kill, Linders Says: Enmity Based on Estate

959% OF CORN HAS MATURED   Report Many Fields Naw Are Safe ta Crib

CRIBBING OF CORN STARTS IN STATE   Agricultural Department Says Most Corn Is Safe for Crib. bing Now.

GAIN IN FOOD PRICES HOLDS   No Substantial Drops Are Recorded in Markets; Some Gain Slightly

Hopes for Action On Greek-Turk Assistance Today   Congressional Demands on Restrictions Delay Bill

Moves To Curb Greek-Turk Aid Delay Measure  Strict Requirements Ara Ilrnad Rv ladaa

DEMAND SOME RESTRICTIONS ON GREEK AID   Assistance Measure Is Delayed in Effort To Meet Issue

Greek, Turkish Aid Is Delayed By Restrictions   Top Officials to Testify At Hearing of Cautious :

Restr' icted Aic Fight Slows Mid- East Bill   Lodge Asks C ongress To Stipulate 5  Conditions for Help i

DEMOCRATS ASKED TO HELP EXPLORE GREEK AID PLAN   Vandenberg Issues Invitation as He Compiles Questions to Be Submitted to ~ State Department.   NECESSARY MEASURE IS BEING DELAYED   Lawmakers Demand Some Re. strictions Be Placed on Scope of Truman’s Proposed Assistance.

Calls For Some Curb On Greek Aid Bill Heard   Top Officials Will Be Called To Give Views

VOTE DELAYE ON ASSISTING TURKS, GREEKS   HEARINGS PLANNED ON BILL TO HALT RED MENACE

Restrictions May Be Tacked On Greek Loan   Bill Delayed in Effort to Satisfy Congressional Demands

Bill on Greek Assistance Being Delayed   Demand for Some  Restrictions Holding Up Action

Solons’ Session Appears Lengthy   Adjournment May Not Come Until April 15th

Super-Fortress Crews Ready, Leader Says   Now Better Trained Than During Conflict Gen. Kenney Holds

SAYS BOMBER CREWS READY   Gen. Kenney Asserts Recent ‘Raid’ Proved Air Fleet Ready to Strike

F lyer Leaves Tracks In Yards At Champaign, Casualties Not Known

11 HURT IN CITY OF MIAMI WRECK   Crack Florida Train I: Derailed In Yards At Champaign, Nl.

FOREMEN END FORD STRIKES   Mass Meeting Called Rank And File Vote Court Test Of Law

Foremen Vote To End Strike Against Ford   Men To Return To Jobs After 47 -Day- Old Strike

Union Votes 10 to Ll to Halt Walkout   Foremen Say Tieup Doing Members No Good, Plan To Carry on Fight in Farm of Conrt Test

Foremen Call Off 4]-Day-Old Strike With Ford Mofors  Recommendation Is Approved 10 To 1

FORD FOREMEN RETURN 10 JOBS   Union Says It Will Carry On Fight In Form of Court Test of Labor Law

STRIKING FOREMEN END FORD PLANT WALKOUT   Board Of Union Declares Lengthr Stoppage Was “Doing The “embers No Good”

FOREMEN END FORD STRIKE   Walkout of 3800 Unionized Foremen Called Off; Test — Of Labor Law Planned

Strike Against Ford Ended   By Foremen   StalemateNotDoing ‘Union Any Good,’ Leaders Decide

FORD FOREMEN HALT STRIKE AT THPFE PI ANTS   3200 Unionists Decide To End 47-Day Walkout; Plan Test of Labor Law

America Is Confortable-You Never Miss Drink Despite  Prohibition Or a Meal

800 ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS TRANSFERRED   Jews Placed In Detention Coast Camps

Refuse To Take Part  In Parley   Participation of 15 Nations In Addition to France and Great Britain Definitely Assured

Four Nations In Russian  Orbit Refuse Parley Bid   Participation OF 15 Nations In European Recovery Plan Definitely Assured—Finland And Hungary Uncertain

Russ Satellites Decline fo Join Paris Sessions   Report Some Prevented by Pressure From Attendance

Albania Also Is Expected to Boycott Meet   *50.50° Chance Seen for Acceptance by Finland, Hungary   REFUSAL FXPT_AINED

Poland, Yugoslavia Reject Invitations ‘To Aid Conference   Join Russia, Bulgaria, Romania In Refusal To Take Part In Paris Meeting; Attendance Of Fifteen Nations Is Now Assured

POLAND JOINS YUGOSLAVS ON RUSSIAN SIDE   TALKS ON REVIVAL, MARSHALL STYLE, OPEN SATURDAY

15 Nations Plan To Attend Paris Recovery Meet   Poland, Yugoslavia Reject Bid, Finland, Hungary Uncertain

Hungary And Finland Are YetToReply   Poland, Yugoslavia Join Russia And 2 Others’? Tarn-Down

Decline Invitation; Finland and Hungary Are Yet to be Heard From.

Poland, Slavs TurnDownBid ‘To Aid Parley   Finland, Hungary Weighing Decision, 15 Countries Aocrensy Invitation

Await Replies rom Others as Deadline Near   Bulgaria, Romania Also Spurn Invitations:  DeGaulle Backs Plan

Yugoslavians, Poles Reject Parley Offer   Join Other Nations In Orbit Of Soviet Cutting Marshall Plan

RUSSIAN-DOMINATED COUNTRIES DECLINE   Poland And Yugoslavia Decide Against Being Represented At - Paris Meeting

Slavs and Poland Not és Be There    Russian Dominated Countries Rejecting Aid Con. ference.

FOUR REJECT BIDS TO PARIS PARLEY   POLAND, YUGOSLAVIA, BULGARIA AND ROMANIA WILL NOT ATTEND.

LOADED BAZOOKA AND LOOT FOUND BY IRONTON POLICE   GUNS. MORPHINE AND TYPE. WRITERS AMONG ARTICLES . SEIZED DURING RAID ON HOME

CHILD DIES IN FIRE   Blaze Destross Four Room Home at Ronner “nrings 7

CHILD DIES IN FIRE   Blaze Destrove Four Room Home at Bonner Springs

Wheat Crop Insurance Areas Listed   Walla Walla County Among Seven in State to Get Program; Umatilla Also Among Those Named

200 Counties Wil Share in Federal Insurance Program  Eleven Montana Units Are to Share in 1948 Wheat Plan

Part of Gold Hoard May Goto Europe   U.S. Holding Would B« Used as Reserve To Back Local Money

Gold Boost To Europe   U. S. Considers Using Part of Huge Reserve Té Bolster Currencies

Administration Considers Proposal  To Ship Some U. S. Gold To Europe

GOLD HOARD USE BEING STUDIED   Strengthening of European Currencies Is Proposed

Part Of U.S. Gold May Be ‘Sent Europe   Plan ‘To Be Laid Before Congress If White House Apvnroves It

EYE SHIPMENT OF U.S. GOLD T0 AID EUROPEANS   If Approved by White House, Proposal Will - Be in Marshall Plan

Plan Proposed As Supplement Of Other Aid   Support For Local Currencies To Be Souaht In Move

AMERICA MAY USE GALD 10 HELP EUROPE   SHIPPING OF HOARL TO BROKE NATIONS IS PROPOSED

U.S. May Ship Europe-Gold To Back Currency Under The Marshall Plan

U0. GONSIDERD OHIIPPING GOLD AS MONEY AID   Currency Stabilization to Follow Direct Aid Is Debated.

Proposal Made To Ship U.S. Gold to Europe   Program If Approved Would Be Part of Alarchall Plan

Plan To Loan U. S. Gold To Europe As Recovery Aid   Officials Study Measure As New Session Nears

scheme Is Talked In Washinaton   To Be Considered By President Truman Next Week-End.

Study Use. Of U.S. Gold For Europe   : Proposal to Ship” Portion of Hoard as Part of the Marshall Plan Is Considered

Ponder Plan to Ship Some Of US Gold Hoard to Europe Would Be Used as Stabilizing Fund

American Gold Shipments To Europe Studied   Proposed To Back Currency As Part Of Marshall Plan For Economic Recovery

Plan to Use American Gold to Back European Currencies Being Studied

Mass Lynching Trial Goes T'o Jury Today   Defense Rests Without Of. fering Any Testimonv

Jury Asked For Verdict In Carolina Lynch Trial      Seétional Prejudice Cited In Arguments By Defense Attorney

Jury Receives Instructions In Lynch Case   “Mass-Trial of 28 White Men   Charged With Negro Slay_ ing, Awaits Verdict Late  Today.

JURY GETS CASE OF 28 WHITE MEN INLYNCHINGTRIAL   CHARGED TO RENDER VERDICT, BUT DEATH PENALTY NOT ASKED

South Carolina Trial Nears End   Sectional Prejudice Injected By Defense

Murder Verdict Sought  For 21   Public Prosecutor Fails To Demand Death Penalty

Sectional Prejudice Spices Mass Trial In Negro Lynching   Fail to Ask Death; Hit at Northern Interference 4 in Defense

House Strips State Senate's Labor Program   Key Measures of Duff Suggestions Sent to Conference Committee

Administration Measures Given  Two Provisions   Would Ban Strikes By Public Employes; Deny Benefits

TISH BANKER BE RELEASED   lise Made Few Hours Bere Ultimatum Deadline

Mystery Call Indicates Release of British Banker  Dractic Meaciurac dav Ra Invabe tle

KIDNAPED BRITON STILL PRISONER   Banker’s Release Sought As Holy Land Troops March

JEWS 10 FREE BRITISH BANKER SOON   British Troops Held Ready for Drastic Action

British Ultimatum For Release of  Banker Extended   Mysterious Caller Says C-1lins Will Be Freed By Terrorists Soon   TROOPS PREPARED FOR DRASTIC MOVE   Judge Windham Returns to His Home Near Tel Aviv Unharmed

Wallace Approval  Frightens   Candidates Seen Running From Red Endorsement

Candidates May Shun Wallace Aid: Regard Backing as ‘Kiss of Death’

Planning Board Reaches Out To Embrace Suburbs Within 5-Miles Of City

WEST VIRGINIA PHONE STRIKE COMES TO END   Settlement Of 38-Day-Old Walkout Over Wages Revealed

Omaha Night Football May Be Cancelled   Police Unable To Cope With Crowds; Report Fist Fights

SENATE FAVORS MERGER BILL   Measure Now Goes Back  To House for Action

Senate Approves Unification Act  Compromise Bill  On Armed Services

Armed Service Unification Goes Back to House for Hearing on ‘Safeguard’

Senate Passes Defense Setup  Armed Forces Rill   Armed Forces Bill Returns to House

Senate Votes Merger of Army, Navy   Naval Aviation, Marine Corps to Be -"Saved’ by Measure

Paris Meeting Under Atfack Led By Poland   One Eastern State Accept Invitation

Red Satellites Reject Bids to Paris Meeting  Poland, Hungary Follow Lead Of Moscow on Economic Talks—

Soviet Satellites Belatedly Refuse Paris Invitation   17 Nations to Send Representatives for Economic Parley

INVESTIGATION OF "ATTORNEY GENERAL ~ CLARK UP TO SENATE   This Announcement Was Made hy Senator Taft After Conference,   KEMWAS CONSULTED   Ile Asked House Speaker Joe Martin to Secure a robe.

SENATE PLANS FINAL ACT ON GLARK’S CASE   Taft Declares Upper House To Decide if Investigation Should Be Made

Representative Walter Asks Supreme Court for Clear ‘Yardstick?  in Scttling Issue

Asks Congress To Act Quickly On Portal Pay   af U. 3. Chamber Of Com merce Cites What It Calls . Supreme Court . “Trend”

Supreme Court Asked to Recall Portal Pay Case   ‘Clear Cut Yardstick’ Should Be Laid Down On Issue. Says Solon

{Turn to RENT s. Page 12}  SOLON ASKS CLEAR RULING ON PAY SUITS   Rep. Walter Asks Recall 0  Driginal Case

Urge Recall Of Portal-Pay Case  Want Supreme Cour To State ‘Yardstick’

Recall Portal Suit, Walter Urees Court   Representatiy e Calls On Tribunal to Lay Down Clearer Rules On Michigan Case

Clearcut Portal Pay ~ Yardstick’ Sought      Supreme Court Asked to Recall Master Portal Pay Case

Urges Supreme Court “Lay Down Yardstick” On Portal Pay Claims   By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

Congressman Says Clear Court Ruling Needed on Portal-to-Portal Suiits

Pennsylvania Congressman Calls on U.S. Supreme Court To Clarify Portal Pay Ruling

HIGH COURT “SHOULD RECALL” PORTAL PAY RULING, SAYS SOLON  HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE BEGINS HEARINGS ON  MUCH DISPUTED SUITS

‘Yardstick’ Wanted From High Court On Portal Pay  House Committee Hears Bille te Outlaw   House Committee Hears Bills to Outlaw Claims

Supreme Couri Urged to Recall Portal Pay Cast   Rep. Walter Calls for *‘Clear-Cut Yardstick’ To. Follow in Issue

Cleareut Portal Decision Urged   Rep. Walter Asks Tribunal - 7PM. BRanall Caxe

U.S. Trusteeship of Pacific Islands Tentatively Voted hy Security Council

TAFT WOULD ACCEPT LABOR ACT AS ISSUE   Senator Says He Has “No. Fear” of Outcome—Disclaims Authorshin of BL

Taft Welcomes Labor Law as Election Issue   Bill Authorship Diselaimed in Debate at Boston

Sen. Brewster ‘Accused’ by Hugh Fulton   Former Counsel for Inquiry Group Backs Hughes’ Allegations

OVER 20 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Soo Passenger And Northern Pacific Freight Hit Head-On

Division n Of Pa alestine —   United States s Still Silent  Because Division Means Almost Certain War in the Middle East

Action Defies War Threats   Statement Coupled With Blov at British

Russians Reject Arab Demand for  Palestine Rule   Indicate They Will Support Partition Plan Despite War Threat; U. S., Still Silent On Its Attitude

REDS BACK PALESTINE PARTITION   Polish Delegate Comes Out For U.N. 2-Nation Plar

SOVIETS REJECT ARAB PLAN TO RULE. PALESTINE   Polish Action Tip-off On Red View of Problem

‘Soviets Spurn Arab Demand   ® Will Support Palestine Partition, Says Polish Delegate: Holy Land ‘Powder Keg’ Is Blamed on Britain

Military Helps Keep Strike-Bound Rome in Order  Communists Talk Of Trouble if Groups ~ Try to End Tieup

Strike-Bound Italian Capital Ilears Report™ 20,000 Reds Gathered

POLICE JEEPS ROUT RED MOBS IN ROME   Communists Pour Into City on Second Day of General Strike,

Tension Mounts in Rome; Strike Violence Feared  20,000 Communists Reported Gathering

Rome Looks for Serious Trouble  Reds Massing, Othe   Reds Massing, Other Factions Mav Too

Congress Vlust Pass Law  Of Approval   Truman Announces Plan Endorsed by War, Navy Officials

Proposal Needs Law Of Congress To Go Into Effect   Would Create Separate Air Force And Put New Secretary Over It And Army And Navy

Departmental Approval Given  To Compromise  Proposal, However, on Must Obtain  — a a

WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS IN APPROVAL   New National Defense Secretary Provided Under New Plan

Four Secretaries  Proposed: Army, Navy, Air Forces, National Defense: Approval Seen

BOTH SECRETARIES AGREE TO MERGER      Would Create Separate Air Force,  Place Secretary of National Defense In Charge

BLIND GIR: WILL GIVE UP SCHOOL   Los Angeles Board of MKduecation Refuses to Allow Seeing-Eye Dog to Accompany Her — Promises to Send Tutor to Trailer Home.

Playful Terrier Turns Gas Jet, Kills Mistress   BLIND GIRL MAKES BITTER CHOICE-GIVES UP SCHOOL TO KEEP HER DOC

Watching Rabbit Die Painful Death Cures Boyle Nimrod Loses Heart for Hunting After Incident

ee fe RSNA LAER BEL TS ROR NR Sel ON  Ouail, Rabbit Safe From Boyle’s Shotqun

Phillips Trial ° Approaches End   Defense Expected To Complete Case Before Tonight

EUROPE IN THROES OF NEW HEAT WAVE      Crops Are Damaged; Milk Supplies Running Low

SEAPORT ABANDONS PRICE-CUTTING PLAN   Stores at Newburyport, Mass., Take Down Banners Advertising 10 Per Cent Reductions.

REDUCTION PLAN FADES IN MONTE    Mercha:ts Quit Newburyport Program as Suppliers Hold Price Line

Most Newburyport Merchants Have Dropped Idea of Trying To Force Nation’s Prices Down

TO HIGHER TAXES   Eudora and Lecompton and Township of Lecompton  Have Smaller Bills   BALDWIN TOTAL IS UP

DOCTORS APPROVE COUNTY PROJECT.   School Pupils of County Will Be Immunized

OTTUMWA RADIO STATION BURNS   Estimate Damage of  $75,000 to KBIZ Studio

NITTI ABANDONS FORMING REGIME   Action Prompted by Minor . Left Wing Blocking His \ italian Program

Nitti Fails To  Form Cabinet   Aged Ex-Premier Orlando May Be Asked To Aid Italy In Crisis

Woman Kills Child, Self In Tragedy   Manfacturer’s Wife Leaves Six Pathetic Notes

Mother Slays Baby, Then Fumbles Death Two Days Before Killing Sell

Mother Strangles Baby, Then Kills Self After Husband Seeks Divorce

Would Invite Economic  Warfare   Address At Waco Ceremony Is Warning Against Serious Consequences.

President, in Waco Address, Fears Return of Depression and ‘Possibly War’ Unless World, Led By U. S., Achieves Economic Cooperation

Death Takes H. S. Mathews   Republican Leader Stricken in Office

BABY ABANDONED SECOND TIME TS RECOGNIZED AT ORPHANAGE   INFANT ASANDONED LAST NOVEMBER IN CHICAGO WAS AGAIN LEFT BEHIND IN HOTEL ROOM

Nazi-Stolen Gold Divided Between  Several Countries  France Gets Big Shar to Aid in Feeding

France to Get Funds From ‘Pot of Gold’   Money to Come From Loot Taken by Nazis

To Senate Vote   TRUMAN AND AIDES CONTINUE S&LENCE   Spokesmen Urge Vigorous Drive to Defeat TaftHartley Supporters

Miners Walk Out in Four Coal States   Frisco CIO Group Asks Murray to Call a General Strike

SOME WILDCAT WALKOUTS ON   Union. Heads Map Fight en Measure in Congress” and Courts.

Threats Mark Irate Unions’ Reply to Law      General Shutdowns, Court, Poll Fights Pledecd by Leaders

MINERS WALK OUT; GENERAL STRIKE ASKED   135,000 UMW Workers Stage Wildcat Protest; AFL Onens Campaign

Angry Unions To Fight Bill   Walkout By Miners Spreads; Labor To Seek Defeat Of Congress Supporters

Administration Mum On Senate Overriding Of Labor Control Veto   Ninety-Three Thousand Miners Quit In Demonstration, Leaders Call For Legal Tests; Sponsors Expect Good Results From Law.

UNION LEADERS BITTER AGAINST CURBS OF LAW   Drives Called For To Defeat Legislators Who Voted For Restrictive Bill

Hollywood Probe Will Spotlight Defense Witness      First Testifiers Agree Reds Are In Film Industry

Defense Witnesses Will Be Heard Next Week in Probe OfCommunismin Hollywood

Alleged Film Reds Prepare to Testify ‘Defense Witnesses’  To be Heard in Final  Week of House Probe

Un-American Probe Rests   Defense Witnesses to “Make Appearance” After Weekend Recess

Hollywood Group Plans Broadcast Crificizing Congressional Inquiry

Hoilywood Reds To Be Heard Next Week   Probe Of Communism Is Recessed After Lengthy Sessions

Probers To Hear Defense Witnesses   Accused Hollywood Persons lo Testify

Rep. Taber To Enforce Government Economies To Help GOP Tax Slashes

G.0, P, DEMAND FOR ECONOMY TO BE ENFORCED   Rep. Taber Requests Financial Data From U.S, Agencies

NAGY APPEALS FOR UNION OF BALKAN EXILES   Plea for Coalition Tc Fight Communism Is Made in Broadcast

gta Se a            4 te SHES < = a  igantic” ‘Fireworks   New Deal Park Will Be Spot Of Wonder. Beauty

Soviets Agree to Discuss Italian Lands  Four-Power Parley to Decide on Colonial Empire

REMIER OF ITALY DESCRIBES VIEWS ABOUT TRUMAN AID   U.S. Participation Said to Be Guarantee about Prevention of War in Interview Today.   LEADER IS SOLEMN ABOUT CONDITIONS

Premier Of lialy Gives His Opinions   Requests Greater American Role In Foreign Affairs

Reds Stalling Austrian Pact To Boost Grip   Russians Secking Time in Order To Strengthen Hand

TWO MEN AND GIRL DROWNED   Another Girl Swims To Safety After Rowboat Is Overturned

Yankee Slugging Wins 2nd Game   Crowd Of More Than 73,000 In Attendance; Lombardi And Gregg Routed; Reynolds Is Pitcher For Winning Nine

Yanks Humble Dodgers. 10-3   69,865 In Stands Fo: Second Game Of World Series

Yanks Lead 10-2 At End of Eighth In Second Game   Power.Guns Open Dodger Defenses

Yanks Power To 10-3 Wink Second Clash   Fifth Inning Fatal To Dodgers Again As Lombardi Knocked Out

Yanks Lead 10-2 At End of Eighth In Second Game  Power Guns Open Je Se

Yanks Take Second Game in Row  By Score of 10-3   American Leaguers Blast Four Dodger Pitchers For 15 Hits to Smash Out Victory as Allie Reynolds Goes Distance in Second Tilt

Dodger Pitchers Unable to Halt Yankee Clouters  SERRE Ee, POM,  La ep Bist   Rampaging Victors Blast Little Vic Lombardi OH Mound in Filth Inning

, wesided Victory Puts The ankees Way Out Front * For Championship    Jodger Hurlers  «+ Pounded Hard   . st Highlighted With ie Run Drives By r alker And Henrich

Yanks Blast Bums 10-3 for 2nd Series Victory  SCORE BY INNINGS   ; 1 2°53 4 5 6 7 8 9—R HH CE Dodges OH BOOOODRHAB Yanks FFO RBA OD &—D Ba

Yankees Win Second Game 10 to Three   Dodger Pitchers Treated Roughly in Stirring Game

Power-Laden New Yorkers Slam 15 Hits:   Walker, Henrich Pole Out First. Series Homers

VIC LOMBARDI ROUTED EARLY BY AMERICANS   Dodgers Outplayed All Way by Slugging Bronx Bombers

Victors in Parade of Power   Four Dodger Pitchers Blasted as New York Takes 2-0 Lead

Yanks Take Second Tilt, Score, 10-3   New Yorkers Make Runaway Of Sernes Game

Yankees Treance Brooklyn 10 to 3   New York Batters Collec! 15 Hits Off of Four Dodger Hurlers   ITAKE A 2 TO 0 LEAD   A Crowd of 69,865 Paic -.Fans . Attended the Second Contest

Yanks Take dnd Series Game, 10-3   Four Brooklyn Pitchers Routed By N.Y. Batsmen

Yankees. Overpower: Brooks 10-3   Run Wild to Take . Second. Game---4-base  Hits Collected by > Henrich, Walker

PROMISE MADE TO INTENSIFY FOOD CAMPAIGN   Saving Measures To Be Continued Until fan. 

CHANGE: MADE        PROGRAM TO, SAVE ‘GRAIN - FOR. EUROPEAN. RELIEF -: > NOW UNDER ANDER. ° BON

~~" vrvrrnrl rel erelerlrrrrrl eee ewerowroreowrowrwrerewewewewroweweweTewewewewe See oe  Finds More War Hysteria in This Country Than in England

POLIO ANE AT ALT HIGH OF : a   1947 Campaign Produces $6,000 More Than 1946 Drive

Prairie View Law Course Closes With No Takers   Hoover Preparing Report on Food in Europe

HOOVER BEGINS WORK ON TRUMAN REPORT   Study Will Round Up Euro: pean Food Situation

U.S. COULD BE KNOCKED OUT WITHOUT A TIT   Scientist Says Blast Wil Devastate 400 Square Mile Area

BOMB DANCER   Scientist Bays Future May Bring Atom Bombs 1,000  Times More Powerful

1000-Fold Power In A-Bomb Is Seen      Weapon Capable Of Devastating 400 — Sonuare Miles: Radioaclivily Feared

Future Atomic Bombs May Be Thousand Times More Deadly  Edward Teller, Leading Scientist, Says   Edward Teller, Leading Scientist, Says New Powerful Weapon May Devastate 400 Sauare Miles in One Blow

A ‘Ehousand — Tines More Powerful Thain Used On Japan, Could Ppactyee Fart lie $ taat.

FUTURE A-BOMBS POWERFUL ENOUGH TO DEVASTATE 400  SQUARE MILES IN ONE BLOW

A-Bomb of Future Will Level 400 Square Mile Area, ‘Menace Entire U. S$. With Rays, Scientist Predicts

Famed Scientist  Explains Danger  In Radioactivity Single Blow Might  Wipe Out Three or Fou Hundred Square Mile<

Future A-Bomb May Devastate Area of 400 Square Miles, © Atomic Scientist Declares

Future Atomic Bombs May Be Thousand ‘Times More Deadly   Edward Teller, Leading Scientist, Says New Powerful Weapon May Devasteate 400 Square Miles in One Blow

Scientist Says Atomic Bomb of Future Mav Destrov 400 Square Miles at Blou

Scientist Reports Future A-Bombs ~ MayBe1,000Times More Powerful

MORE MORE POWERFUL Bt BOMBS GOULD WIPE OUT 400-MILE AREA IN ONE BLAST  Mass Death From A-Bombs Seer

Future Atomic Bomb May Wreck 400 Square Miles   Scientist Says Bombs in Future May be 1,000 Times More Powerful Than Those Used on Japan —Radioactivity Menacing

 All U. S. Could Be Endangered Scientist Warns Future Atomic Bombs  May Be Thousand Times More Powerful

Cover Up (Legs) Is Edict -  Heated Pockets, Lower Hem Found at California Show

Bevin Predicts Result: From Moscow Parley   Four-Power Unity Stronger Than Before, British State Chief Says Before Leaving

Marshall, Bevin See Moscow Conference Possible Aid to Future Peace of the World

Failure To Agree Disappointing; Dulles States   Marshall Emphasized American Peace Aims Perfectly Sincere

Marshall on Way Home to Report On Big 4 Parley   Says Meeting Will Prove Contribution to Peace Despite Failures   BEVIN ALSO SURE GAINS WERE MADE   Results Will Show Later, Leaders of U. S. and Britain Assert

Bevin Agrees Powers Have H armony   Contributions To Peace Predicted Following Session

Marshall,  Bevin Still Optimistic  Believe Moscow  ‘amingceance Wil

Bevin, Marshall See Gains in Moscow Meet  Mare Aceampliched Than   More Accomplished Than Appears Declare Diplomats

UNITY AMONG MAJOR POWERS IS INCREASED  "Amamnan and Rettichk   American and British Representatives Feel Constructive Work Accomplished

‘CONFERENCE.  Marshall  Predicts"  Benefits _   U.S. ‘SECRETARY -FLYING_HOME 

MARSHALL, BEVIN ARE HAPPY TODAY ABOUT MEETINGS   Moscow Conference I: Said More of Success Than Anyone Believes Session Breaks Up.   LEADER OF U. 5. STARTS FLIGHT

Marshall, Bevin Feel Optimistic  Dvr Big 4 Mel   Believe Future To Prove Value Of Conference

Marshall Coming Home To Tell America How  Much Was Accomplished   U. &. Secretary Of State Says Much More Ha Been Done Than Is Apparent; Four-Power Unity Is Greatly Strengthened.

CIO Shipbuilders Ask Aid from AFL   41,500 Strikers Seek to Prevent Ship Transfer

SHIP WORKERS ASK AFL HELP   clo Union Wants Aijc  From Rival Group

HELP PROGRAM I$ OUTLINED   Senate Panel Hears Marshall Detail Immediate Need For Funds

Congress Asked For $300 Millior For Aid to China   Secretary of State Appears Before Senate Committee

CHINESE AID PROGRAM ABOUT $300,000,000   Congress Told By Marshall

‘Marshall Gives Further Details Of Relief Plans   Questioning by Vandenberg Brings Out Extent of Administration’s Aid Program

Congress Advised. Chinese Aid Will Cost 300 Millions   U. S. to Spend $20,000,000 There Monthly, State Secretary Reports

$300,000,000 U. S. Aid to China Planned  ~ Marshall Discloses Administration os 0 66 kk a i

WILL ADK dU MILLIONS FOR AID 10 CHIN   To Be Spread Over 15 Months. Senate Group Told by Marshall.

China Aid Cost Put at 300 Million   Marshall Bares White House Estimates

Marshall  Discloses  5 ane PSOE SET nT SP SPIOE SOOO Dn LT OT SOOT ae NT EEUU         His Plans   Aid Would Be Spread. Over  Period of 15 Months, Sec. of  State. Tells Senate Committee

Marshall Says Half Billion Is Chinese Share   Proposes That Amount of  Aid from U. S. at Hearing by Committee

Phone Union Head Asserts Break Near   Tells Strikers Peace Developments May Come During Day

Settlement Aim Of Union Leaders  Beirne Says Accord This Week Is Goal

Company Lifts Some Restrictions on Non-dial Calls in Washington and Atlanta as Union Leaders Strive for Early Settlement — Bierne Headquarters Denies Demands for $12 Wage Boost Have Been Reduced. i

Union Leaders Aim: At Early Strike Peace   Beirne Says Phone Opera. tors Want To Get Back To Work -

Beirne Seeking  TelephonePact   Some Strikers Returned. C. and P. Declares

340,000 Idle 11 Days  Early Settlement of Telephone Strike Is Hope Expressed by Union Officials

PHONE STRIKE LEADERS SEEK EARLY ENDING   Beirne Sees Workers A: ‘Restless’ If Held Out Much Longer

Seek Setilement in Phone Tieup  Improvement Seen in Line Service

BREAK IN PHONE STRIKE I$ NEAR   Negotiators Working Toward Settlement This Week

Telephone Union Works for Early Strike Settlement  ' Employes Show Signs Of Weakening After Eleven Payless Days

Storm Moves Into Georgia, Floods Street:  Force Lessened; No Appreciable Damace Results

Storm Invades Carolinas and Floods Cities   Torrential Rains -Result, But Otherwise No Serious Damage Has Been -Reported

Coastal Cities Flooded As Storm Moves North   Georgia Cities Have Tremendous Rains As Storm Moves Into Carolinas; Florida’s Big Citrus Crop Escapes As Winds Skirt Area.

New Storm Loss Minor   - Blowing Itself Out In Carolinas, Chief Damage Is From Rair

Storm Moving Into Carolinas; Georgia  — Coast Rain-Soaked   Little Other Damage is Reported; Weather Conditions Elsewhere

NEW TROPICAL GALE RIPS INTO CAROLINAS   Coastal Cities Are Flooded: Damage Proves Light

Storm Moves Info Georgia   Torrential. Rains Feeture Advence, Winds Losing Farce Blowing Across Land

Coastal Cities of Georgia Drenched by Rain But Are Damaged Little

Little Damage From Latest Tropical Storm   Disturbance No Longer Severe. Over Carolinas.

Tropical Gale Hits Carolinas   Rain Floods Streets Of Georgia’s Cities

Heavy Rains Move North With Storm   Carolinas Deluged ; Streets Of Coastal Cities Flooded;  Winde Diminiching

Heavy Rain At Savannah   Tropical Storm Does Little Damage Outside Of Flooding Streets

STORM MOVES - INTO CAROLINAS   No Longer Severe After Crossing Florida And Georgia   ‘MISSING’ CUT DOWN

STORM BLOWS INLAND FROM GULF COAST   Moves ‘Through Georgie and Carolinas With Di minishing Force, Leaving Trail of Rain, but No Great Damage.

Storm Sweeps... N orthward To Carolina Area   Diminishing- In Force Ag Tt “Marches” Through © ’ Georgia; Savannah:  . Rainfall Heavy ...

Tropical Storm Is Blowing Out in Carolinas   No Longer ‘Severe’ After Rolling Across Florida and Georgia

TROPICAL STORM BRINGS RAINFALL   LITTLE DAMAGE AS MINOR HURRICANE GOES TO CAROLINAS

Storm Blows Itself Out  In Carolina   DisturbanceCausesAnxiety. But Little Damage In Crossing Florida, Georgia

STORM DOES LITTLE DAMAGE IN FLORIDA, GEORGIA, CAROLINAS  ‘TROPICAL BLOW IS “NO LONGER SEVERE” WITH RAIN. GUSTS LIGHTER

BUSY ON THE HILI   New K.U. Students Are Busy Taking Aptitude  Examinations

B-29's In Germany Affer Long Flight  Europeans Get First Look At Superforts

G. M. REJECTS UAW ARBITRATION OFFER   Wage Raise Distribution Poses Problem

General Motors Rejects Union's Arbitration Bid  Sabotage of Lines Ils Only Activity In Phone Dispute

GM REJECTS C10 ARBITRATION IN 15-CENT RAISE   Collective Bargaining Actior Stressed In Company’s *No’ To Proposal

GMAndUAW Deadlocked On Wage Pact   Government Seeks New Formula To End Long Telephone Strike

G. M. Rejects  Union Plan   Refuse Proposal to Arbitrate Question On Raice Distrihution

GM Rejects C10 Offer to Arbitrate   issue: How 15-Cent Raise Is Distributed

UNION OFFER REJECTED      Reach Ne Settlement in General Meters Wage Dispute

GM Rejects Union Offer   Opposes Arbitration On Grounds That Issue Should Be Settled By Collective Bargaining

Gen. Motors Spurns Offer Of Workers   Not Willing to Leave Matter To Arbitrators

GM REFUSES UAW. OFFER   Turns Down Plan To Arbitrate on Raise in Wages

nae eng neemmmeineemmes CT  ‘Communists Exhorting Polish People To Prepare ‘For Coming U. S.-Russian War, Refugee Declares

Exhort Poles to Prepare For  U. S.-Red War   Guerrilla Chief. Says Soviets Getting Ready For New Conflict

@ DOWN CUMBERLAND WAY   4 Days in 8 Months Fit for Plow, But Life on Farm Isn’t Dull

@ DOWN CUMBERLAND WAY   4 Days in 8 Months Fit tor Plow, But Life on Farm Isn’t Dull   10% DISCOUNT

AIR TRIP AROUND BOTH POLES PLANNED   M, S. Reynolds, Pen Manufacturer, Says Globe-Girdling Hop Will Bevin About Aue. 1

Cabinet Man Urges Control Of Fuel Prices   Republicans Say They'll Attempt Inflation Program

Spokesman For Interior Makes Plea   Price Fixing On Oil and Coal Included

Price-Fixing Authority Also Requested .... Asks Presidential Power  To Ration Coal And Oil

Chapman Urges Fuel Controls  Unchecked Export Of Coal Held Dangerous

Chapman. Urges Congress To Give Truman Authority To Ration Coal and Gil

Solons Asked to Approve Coal and-Oil Rationing ©   Administration Also Wants to Control . _ Prices on Fuels If [t ls Necessary

TRUMAN PRICE CONTROL PLAN MAY BE KILLED   Senate Republicans Consider Action On Their Own Program   Power To Ration Coal, Oil Asked

ASKED AUTHORITY FROM CONGRESS FOR PRESIDENT TRUMAN   To Ration and Fix Prices on Coal, Oil, Should the Need Arise.   APPEAL BY CHAPMAN   Voluntary Conservation Measures May Be Ali Petroleum Industry Will Need.

Poland Broke Its Pledge, Truman Tells New Envoy  President Abandons Diplomatic Nicefies

Truman Talks ‘Turkey’ to Polish Envoy   Says His Government Failed To Fulfill Free Election Pledge

PRESIDENT RAPS POLISH REGIME   Nation Failed To Fuifil Free Election Pledge, Savs Truman

Ali Jinnah Is Honored   Named Governor Gen eral of Pakistan By Britain; Mountbatten To Hindustan Post

NEED FOR U.S. AWD STRESSED   Marshall Virtually Calls For Congress Session On European Help

Marshall Sees Need of American Aid for Some Europeans   But Indicates Such Help Cannot Be Given Without Approval of Congress in Snecial Session

SOLONS MAY BE CALLED THIS FALL  Marshall Hints At Special Session To Aid Europeans

State Chief Says Europe Needs Money   . Special Session Of Congress May Be Marshall Aim

Sec. Marshall Hints of Need For Special  Session   Says Some Nations To Need U.S. Aid ‘This Year To Balk Hunger and Cold

Europe Will Need Aid This Year--Marshall   Secretary, However, Has Not Made Up Mind  on Special Session

Secretary Claims Starving Europe Needs Assistance   Marshall Indicates America Cannot Give Aid Without Special Congressional Session In Late Fall

QUICK ACTION REQUIRED FOR EUROPEAN AID   MENACE OF HUNGER AND COLD SEEN BY MARSHALL

Extra Session Held Essential To Meet Crisis      Details Of Emergency Pro. gram Not Yet Worked  ut

‘Marshall Hints Congress Act On Quick Reliel   Some Countries Will Need Help This Year, Says

MARSHALL CALLS. FOR SPEEDY Ul 8. AID TO EUROPE   Declares Some Countries Will Face Hunger and Cold . Unless Help Goes Forward This Year.   DETAILS OF PROGRAM 2 NOT YET WORKED OUT?    Secretary Indicates Special   Session of Congress Is .  “Necessary to Deal — With Problem i

MAY-CARSSON DEFENSE HITS AT TESTIMONY   General Eisenhower May Be Called As Witness

Col. Hauck Stands Firm on Testimony May Requested Deferment for Acrobat

Balkan Sessions Scope Broadens Following Coup   Military Mission From Bulgaria Visiting Belarade

Bulgarian Military Mission In Belgrade   Scope of Conferences In: Balkans :Broaden ‘After Hungarian Coun

Balkan Envoys Extend Talks  To Arms Topics   Romanian Communist Denies Move to Set Up Balkan Federation

Hungarian Red Govt. Prepares Broader Purge   Dissident Elements On Several Fronts Face Loss  Of Lands.

Balkans Draw  Together   Series of Parleys Since Red Coup in Hungary Suggests a Federation in Making

Bulgaria Joins Balkan Parley In Yugoslavia   Leader Brushes Aside Suggestion Red-Ruled Federation In Making

Conferences In Balkans Breadened      Buigarian Mission Sent To Belgrade; Romanian Already on Hand With Czeck Group on Way

Bulgaria Has Military Grour In Yugoslavia   Czechs Expected There Tomorrow.

Communist Avoids Comment upon Federation; Purge of Opponents Of Russia in Hungary Indicated

Bulgaria Army Mission Holds Belgrade Talks   Premier Groza Denies Balkan Fed. eration Suggested By Tito In The Making

Developed In Hungary Since Communists   Host To Romanian Delegations Czechoslovak Mise ston Arrives Tomorrow.

Communists Widen Purge in Hungary   Alleged Dissidents on Several Fronts Cited for Trial

‘Taft - Reuther’ Ticket is Called  Smear Drive   UAW Chief Assails Pub~ licity Firm’s Announcement at CIO Parley

IF RUSSIA U.S, DISAGREE IN FINAL TALKS   4-Power Parley Set for Sent. 8

Work Asked At Conference  Of Ministers   Austrian Treaty Is Put in No, One Spot of Agenda

Marshall Chides Molotov for New Monger’ Charge   Says Russian Doesn’t  Believe Own Words, At Big Four Meeting

Imperialist Forces Hit By Molotov   Marshall Delivers Strong Plea To Get Down To Work

Molotov Mentions Third World War: Marshall in Realy   U.S. Minister Pleads For Ministers To Stop Re. criminations

U.S., Russians In Sharp Clash At Big 4 Talks   Molotov Continues ‘Imperialist’ Attack— Agenda Compromise Is One Bright Note

Marshall Calls Attack Fiqment. Of Propaganda  Austrian Treaty — To Be Considered First by Big 4

Marshall Calmly Urges Soviet To Quit Quibbling   Foreign Ministers Resolve Differences Over Priority On Agenda Despite Sharp Clash

MOLOTOV RAISES SPECTER OF WAR BEFORE BIG FOUR   Declares Western Powers Are Trying to Enslave Small Nations and Tear Down German Economy.   MARSHALL BRANDS CHARGES PROPAGANDA   Despite Clash Ministers Agree to Place Austrian Treaty in No, 1 Spot on Agenda,

Marshall — Discounts:  Rash Talk   Specter Raised “By Russian At Minister’s Meet

MARSHALL HITS DOUBLE TALK BY SOVIET MOLOTOV   U. S. Secretary Says Minister Unconvinced” On Threat of New War

U.S. Secretary Assails “Evil Motives” Talk   Gnecter Of War Ic   Specter Of War Is Raised By Russian

TIRADE BELIEVED FOR _ CONSUMPTION OF , SOVINT. SECIRETARY ” MARSHALL MAKES SHARP REPLY. BEVIN JOINS TIEAT

Marshall Asks Harmony After Molotov Blast   Soviet Raises Spectre Of Third World War  At London Conference

Third World War Hinted in Blast By V. M. Molofov   Marshall Replies With Plea for Tranquility —Not Bitterness

MOLOTOV BLAST STIRS MARSHALL   U. S. Secretary Asks End Of Bitterness At Parley

Marshall Terms ‘Propaganda’ Molotov’s Slashing Attack On ‘Imperialist’ Forces

 Major Japanese Earthquake Is Predicted Kyoto Professor's Statement Prompting Kansai Evacuation

WARNING GIVEN QF EARTHQUAKE   Residents Of Japanese Towns Get Ready For light To Hills

“FALL FESTIVAL” TO BE PRESENTED AT REFORMATORY   SHOWS THE NEXT TWO SUNDAYS AND EACH EVENING NEXT WEEK, 8 P. M.

Fear Long Coal Tieup   Shutdown After Easter Threatened in ‘Unsafe Mines; U. S. Tries to  Rolster Mines Service

Government Fearful Shutdown Of Mines  Vay Exceed Deadline   Solid Fuels Administration Men On Alert As Agency Is Liquidated

Gov't. Bolsters Coal Mine Services In Face of Walkout   Union Bosses Call Stoppage in Mines Thought “‘Unsafe”’

Shutdown of Unsafe Mines  Threatened   Union Indicates Memorial Stoppage, Due to End Easter To Be Extended Where Danger Exists

Long Stoppage In Some Mines Is Threatened; SFA Is Alerted   Agency Personnel Told To Stand By To Allocate Supply

Lewis Order Shuts All Mines   Government Seeks To Bolster Services

New Danger Seen in Coal Fields  Miners May Extend Memorial Period

Shutdown Of ‘Unsafe’ Mines For Extended Period Talked By Union Leaders

Governm t Keeps Fuels Agency In: ct; Coal  Shutdowns ‘aay Continue

UNSAFE MINES TG BE CLOSED AFTER HOLIDAY   Extended Shutdown Ordered Bs Union Cfficials in Two  Midwest D’stricts   MEMORIAL PERIOD MAY NOT BE ENDED IN WEEK

Extended Mine... Shutdown Loom:   Miners May Not Go Back To Unsafe Pits

Continued Shutdown of ‘Unsafe’ Coal Mines Believed Possible   ‘Charges Mine Warning Ignored

WALKOUTS LOOM IN ‘UNSAFE’ PITS   U. S. Moves To Strengthen Its Coal Mine Services

MINERS TO SHUN ‘UNSAFE’ PITS.   Miners May. Continue Mourning Period after Midnight Eacter Sunday _

Miners Will Keep Out of ‘Unsafe’ Mines   Men Will Not Return to Jobs in Two Districts

Mine Shutdown May Last Beyond Memorial Period   U.S. Affempting fo Bolster Ifs Safety Measures os Prolonged Lay-Offs Feared

U.S. BOLSTERS COAL SERVICES   Acts on Threat of Extended “Memorial” Shutdown of “Unsafe” Pits.

UNSAFE MINES MAY BE NEXT COAL DISPUTE   Government Hints Miners May Not Return at End of Memorial Stoppage

Government Bolsters Its Mine Service   Solids Fuels Employes Told To “Stand By”

Fresh Blizzards Add To Distress  In Great Britain   “Army And Navy May Be  Used In Meeting Country’s Growing Fuel  Crisis   FURTHER DRASTIC  MOVES CONSIDERED

Fuel Crisis Brings Emergency Call for English Army, Navy   All Homes, Industry Included in New Power Cut; Million Persons Affected with Eighth Of Them Unemployed

See Six Million Idle With Ban On Electricity   Attlee Government Accused of ‘Grave Dereliction of Duty’

They Used to Mean Assorted Disasters:  ‘ Comets Only Cause Polite Interest These Days

Comets Are Welcome Now - < aa oe Mankind Still Has Lots To Learn,   Unidentified Wanderer Discloses

Unidentified Comet Emphasizes Fac Scientists Still Have Lot To Learn

@ FETTER EVV  “1 if ‘Em Eat Beans’’ Offered as Way to Beat Current H.C. of L.

Marshall Leaves UN, Prepares for : Congress: Session   GOP Statesmen Left in Control cf U.S. Tug-ofWar With Russia   AUSTIN AND DULLES TO GUIDE POLICIES   ‘State Secretary Expected to Keep in Daily Touch With Delegation

‘SENATORS SEEK INSIGHT INTO CTEEL DEALS   yoommittee Probes Setup As Small Concerns Com-  niain Of ‘Squeeze’

Steel Committee Confronted by Blank Wall  Origin of Forged Letter Is Sought in Hearing

Mystery Note Balks Probers   ‘Gray Market’ Steel Figure Got It From ‘Stranger’

Horses Face Eviction, Too   Tulsa Fairgrounds Orders 400 Out Before Time Of Annual Fair

Britons Face Cut in Menu   Already Skimpy Fare Due for New Slash

Ration Cuts Made Deeper For Britain   Government Strives To Keep Basic Food Quotas

England Readies New List of Cuts In Food Rations   Program to Be Presented te Cabinet at Special Meet. ing Monday   FUEL PROBLEM WILL “CONTINUE IN 1948   Leaders Push Plan for Miners to Work Extra Half Hour Per Day

BRITISH AWAIT DEEP SLASH IN FOOD RATIONS   Leaders Mapping Drastic Moves in Effort To Meet Dollars Crisis

Ground Broken for Second  Low-Cost Home Expect to Award  Pe, OE SE pa ae es   Expect to Award Contracts on More Houses Soon

Ground Broken for Second ‘Low-Cost Home   Expéct to Award Contracts on More Houses Soon

U. S. Broadeast Is Attacked by Moscow Radio   *Voice of America’ Lied About Russian Situation, Charged

MOSCOW FLAYS U. S. ‘LYING’   Russian Radio Lashes ‘Voice Gf America’ Broadcasts

MOSCOW SAYS U.S. 1S LYING   Russia Makes Ist Comment  On Voice of America

US. Lies, Russ Refort   Economic Status Defended in First Reply to Broadcasts

Soviet Claims ‘Voice’ Lied On Ruble Cut   Broadcast Emphasizes Economy Not as Represented by VU. S.

THREE HURT INCRASH NEAR HERE»      Occurred West Of City This ‘Morning

Truman To Urge Voluntary Rationing As Government ‘Onens Conservation, Drive

Truman Plea To Save Fuel Reported Due   Capital Concerned Over Slim Reserve Of Coal, Gas, Oi

Has 8-Point Solution OF-Finanrey   OF Finances   WOULD GIVE CITIES AND VILLAGES: SIXTH OF SALES TAX, 85 MILLIONS TO SCHOOLS, ANDOMIT ” TOWNSHIPS:

Manchurian Port Of Dairen to Be Given China  Russian Government Said Agreed to - American Proposal

Remington Plants Tense in Wake of Two Labor Moves   NLRB Rules Union Out as  Agent; Union Seeks to ; Enforce Centract

PLAN, 331 INST IT   ma Overwhelming -for School, TrilStrongly Opposed

Slavs Lower Iron Curtain Over Trieste   Sixty Per Cent Of Free State Marked Off From Rest Of World

Child May Lose Most of His Sight But He Won't Be Without His Music

SHOWERS AND COOLER   Lows of 60 to 65 Forecast for Eastern Kansas Tonight

Mrs. Grace Hill, 81, Noted Author, Dies   79th Book by Prolific _ Writer Published Last Month

Favorable Report On Resubmission   Senators on Judiciary Com‘ mittee Do Not Amend Proposal   A LIQUOR STAMP VOTE   Bill Would Make Possession Evidence of Maintain ing a Nuisance

British Navy Destroys One-Time Pride Of Adolf Hitler  Submarine Pens Of Helgoland Blasted Sky High By Explosives

Result Of Helgoland Blast Sef Off By British Will Be Learned Today

GERMAN ISLAND FORT BLOWN UP   British Navy Sets Oft Tons Of Explosives In Helgoland

IN AKIND OF WAR WITH RUSSIA NOW   Political, Economic and   Ideological Conflict Is  On, Says Malott   THINAS U.S. TOO SOFT

Political, Economic anc Ideological Conflict Is On, Says Malott   THINAS U.S. TOO SOFT

VFW Seeks New Session Of Congress  ., Starr Urges Funds For Armed Forces

REPUBLICANS IN CONGRESS DISAGREE ON DEWEY TRIE   MAJORITY SAY THAT NEW YORK GOVERNOR HAS LOST GROUND DURING TOUR

CONTEND DEWEY LOSING IN WEST   Critics Say N.Y. Chief Sees Wrong People; Cite Duel With Warren

Military Training Urged By General   National Convention Of Reserve Officers  Told U. 8. Armed Forces ‘Terribly Weak’

10 Divisions Against 300  For Soviets   Lt. Gen. Collins Pleads For Big Training Program

THREE OTHERS ARE SEIZED BY BRITISH FORCES   Eyewitness Says, Vessel Was Captured While Outside Territorial Waters —!

3 Others Jailed In Blockade Due!   U. S. Citizens Members of Crew of Captured Jewish Refugee Ship   VESSEL'S CAPTAIN AMONG TRIO HELD   British Secret Agents . Watched Ship for Month, London Discloses

U. S. OWNS SUBMERGED LAND. RULING   Supreme Court Holds Federal Govt. Owns Land Off Coas?

Gov't Wins in Fight to Own Oil Tidelands   California Not the Owner of Three-Mile Belt Off Coast

High Court Gives Gov't Title to Submerged Lands   Texas Claims Affected by California Case

State Grange Hears Talk  By Governor   Thinks People Ready To Make Sacrifices In Spite Of Some ‘Groumbline”’

State Program Outlined By Lane in Address To Grange   Notes New Developments In Agriculture And _ Discoveries Made In Research At University OF Maryland

Critical Problems Of Near East In Perilous Shape   Meeting Proposal Came As Suggestions Were Advanced That Step Must Be Taken To Break Serious Deadlock.

Big-3 Parley Being Urged   Marshall May Seek. Meeting With Stalin

RETAIL FOOD PRICES SET NEW HIGH MARK   September Figures Show U. S. Costs Still Soar

Engle (CAUSM REQISTEE) DEUS manner nr Christmas Shopping Spree Closest To Normal Sisco Mars Measured Santa For Suit Of Khoki

Ample; Mechanical Toys  Move Faster, —But,  Yen. Prices Are Un.  [Ame Stronger; Supply

Persons Die Georgia Wreck   Seven Injured As Bus and Truck Sidesweep ver River

FIVE KILLED IN CRASH OF BUS, TRUCK   Three Of Seven Injured Are In Grave Condition

5 KILLED IN BUS ACCIDENT   7 Others Injured As Bus Sideswipes Truck in Georgia

Five Killed In Bus Crash   sl DUS Vidoll  Seven Others Injured In Georgia When Bus Aad Tenelk Gideaceunnma

WIDE SEARCH STARTED FOR GIANT PLANE   Last Contact Reported Ship Battling Heavy Winds In Alaska

Big Airliner Is Missing In Alaska  Army Planes, Shiy  *  TTiawnt nn  Tew, . im    Army Planes, Ships Join in Hunt for Craft Carrying 18

No Word Over Six Hours After Last Contact  Pan-American Clipper With 18 Aboard Lost On Alaska Flight

Pan-American ‘Plane Missing   Clipper With 18 Aboard Long Overdue On Alaska Flight

HUGE TRANSPORT LONG OVERDUE: GAS FEARED GONE   ‘Heading for Juneau,’ Last Word from Storm-Buffeted Clipper.   INFANT ON BOARD   Pilot Is Veteran of Many Years Service in Bush Country.

HUGE AIRLINER IS MISSING ON ALASKA FLIGHT   Pan American Plane With 18 Persons Aboard Lost in Storm Area

Storm-Hit Clipper Missing In Alaska; 18 Persons Aboard    Pan-American World Airways Plane Carrying 13 Passengers And Five Crew Men here. Leses Radio Contact

Explain  Part Flying Saucer   . Mystery Continues Baffle Many; Mostly Northwest Section Of U. S.

Californian Adds Noise To Report; tron Works Operator Has Explanation

omg Back lo Aentucky Youth Placed Under Lock And Key To Prevent Wedding To Divorcee

Stable Teacher. Salary Program Is Due in Legislature   Education Conunittce Will Give Report, Bills Are to Be Presented in Both Uouses

EMPIRE STEEL SOLD TO STUDEBAKER CO   Automobile Company Buys In dustry at Mansfield. .-

Senator Taft Starts Western Tour This Week   Solon Plans Survey Of His Chances for G.0.P. Nomination

Taft to Start Campaign Tour   President Truman Launches Democratic Campaign with Speech October 8

POLICE LACK CLUES IN WOMAN'S DEATH   Half-Clad Body Found in Louisville Apartment

FIND HALF NUDE BODY OF PRETTY KENTUCKY GIRI   Police Without Clues In Death of Lonisville Woman

Legislature’s Work. Praised By Governor   Meadows’ Program Receives Virtual Blanket Approval

Beall ls Against International WPA   Congressman Says Europe Should Try To Help’ - . Itself

BEALL CAUTIOUS ABOUT AID PLAN   Congressman Is Opposed To An “Interna tional WPA”

TAX BUREAU TO MOVE TOK.C   Some 1800 Workers to Be   Transferred.

Storms Lash State, 1 Dead: City Drenchea   Pittsfield Gets  TUWanr Downnour

Sees Cost of Construction Staying High   Public Warned About Con. tinued High Costs by  Builders’ President

Second List Of Speculators About Read   Mounting Pressure Reported For Separate List of Government Workers   STASSEN’S CHARGES PROVING FACTOR

Board Holds S. P. Engineers’ Strike July 21 Violated Rail Labor Act

European Aid Door Is Left Open to Reds   Machinery Is Set Up To Implement Marshall Program for Recovery

ARIS CONFERENCE REITE ERATES SOVIET STILL IS WELCOM   Machinery Established To Implement Marshall Program; Scandinavian Countries Desire Economic Cooperation, Only

Paris Parley Acts For Implementing Of Marshall Plan   ‘Sets Up Committees . to Survey Europe Needs See What Each Nation Can Give to Pool And Define Requirements From U.S.

EUROPEAN AID PLAN DISCUSSED AT CONFERENCE   Russia Still Welcome Te Send Delegates To Paris Meeting   TO BE SUBMITTED TO U. S. BY SEPT. 1

Co-operation of All Nations Urged  Russia, Satellites  Still Welcome

Co-operation of All Nations Urged   Russia, Satellites Still Welcome to Attend Parley

Parley Sets  Organization   Conuniltees Formed: Will Report Sent. 1

September 1 Target Date for Europe Plan   Seat Still Held Open For Russia At Economic Meet   ‘Union of Europe’ Cannot Wait, French Premier Bidault Tells Delegates of Sixteen Nations Attending Conference In Paris

Russians Gel Welcome Sign   Machinery To Implement Marshall Plan Established

Paris Parley Emphasizes Russia Still  Is Welcome   Delegates Set Up Machinery for Survey of Europe’s EFeonomic Status

Door Is Left Open For Russia to Join Recovery Program   Places Reserved on Economic Committee For All Nations Willing to Participate In Aid Program; Working Plan Drafted

FOUNDATION SET AS EUROPEANS SHAPE ECONOMY   Member Nations Leave Standing Invitation to Reds in Marshall Plan

Removal of Acre Limit Would Doorr Family-Sized Farm, Say Witnesses

Many Perish In Flames in New Zealand   Fire Destroys Large Department Store; Victims Trapped In Upper Stories

42 DEAD OR MISSING IN STORE FIRE:   Shoppers Trapped During Rush Hour In New Zealand

4? Counted Dead Or Missing In Big Store Fire      Four-Story Retail Estab‘lishment Is Swept Bv Blaze.

42 Dead Or Missing In Store Blaze   Disaster Shocks New Zealanders

42 Burned To  Death; Flames  Sweep Store   Shoppers And Clerks. Are Trapped In New

Big Store Fire Is Fatal to 42   Flames Trap Shoppers and Employes in Upper Floors

42 Die As Flames Sweep Department Store In New Zealand; 29 Recovered, 13 Missing

42 Persons Dié ‘As Fire Sweeps Through Store   Big Retail Establishment In New Zealana:‘City De_ stroyed; Cause Is Not Determined

42 FIRE DEATHS IN NEW ZEALAND    ‘Huge Department Store  Burns, Collapses

29 DEAD AND 13 MISSING IN FIRE   4-Story Department Store Destroyed In New 7 ealand

42 Persons Are Dead or Missing in New Zealand Fire      Ballantyne Brothers Store :at) Christchurch Is  : Burned; .28. Bodies  “"" Ane Recovered

42 FEARED DEAD IN STORE BLAZE   Fire Sweeps New Zealand Shopping Center

42 ARE DEAD OR MISSING IN A FIRE   Blaze Destroys a FourStory Department Store in New Zealand — Victims Are Both Employes and Shoppers.

PRODUCTION MAY FALLSHORT  Nation Said Facing Smallest Cotton Supply In 25 Years

Dynamite Receipt Found In Effects Of Blast Suspect   Los Angeles Paper Says Youth In. dicted In Yacht Blast Had Sales Slip Hidden

Rome Workers Give Short Ulfimatum  Communist-Led Groupe Demands. Iokless Kelicf

Communists in Rome Demand Jobless Relief   Uitimatum Orders Premier to Punish Police for Shooting

Government Is Civen Ultimatum By Communists   Traffic Snarled When Demonstrators in Jeeps Block Roads Into Rome’

Red-Led Italians Ask Relief   Gives Government Three Days To Meet Demands

ROADS INTO ROME BLOCKED BY REDS   ULTIMATUM GIVES GOVEEN ERNMENT 3 DAYS TO GRANT UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF.,

Leftists Seek Speedy Action To Boost Jobs   Leaders Serve ‘Ultimatum’ On Government, Fresh. Trouble for Italian . Premier Is Seen

ltalian Reds In Ultimatum   Government Given 3 Days to Grant Relief From Unemployment

STEEL OUTPUT SLOWING DOWN — DUE TO STRIKE   WALKOUT OF 1.400 RAILROAD MEN HAS ALREADY MADE MORE THAN 30,000  1 IDLE...

WALKOUTS SPREADING   80,000 More Men Quit Work; Strike Hits Gulf Coast

80,000 Join Docks Strike   All Major Shipping In Fast Faces Halt

SHIPBUILDING STRIKE GROWS BY THOUSANDS   Ship Workers Are Idle As Walkout In Ship Industry Spreads To Other East Coast And Gulf Port Plants.

) SHIPYARD RIKE GROWS   00 Additional Unionists on Atlantic and Guif Coasts Quit.

80,000 Strike In Ship Yards Of East, South   Total Now Idled 220,00 in Dispute Over Hike In Pay; Again Seek To End Stonpage

STRIKE SPREADS TO GULF COAST   80,000 More Start Leaving Shipyard Jobs

Shipyard Union Strike Spreads  80,000 More Men Leave Plants Today

Ship Workers’ Strike Spreads  80,000 CIO Union Men Start Walkout

80,000 WORKERS JOIN SHIP STRIKE   All Activities Threatened At East, Gulf Coast Plants

22 HUNS HEAR DEATH ORDERED   Hanging Decreed For Guards. Physicians, Officials Of Buchenwald

21 BUCHENWALD NAZIS WILL HANG   lise Koch, Expecting Baby, Gets Life for Part In Camp

Death Sentence Given 22 Nazis. 5 Get Lite Term   US Military Tribunal Fixes ~ Hanging As Penalty For Buchenwald Criminals   TRIAL LASTED FOUR MONTHS

Sentence 22 Nazis To Death   Convicted 6f War Crimes at Infamous Concentration Camp

BUCHENWALD WAR CRIMINALS ‘ARE GIVEN DEATH SENTENCES   THOSE CONDEMNED ARE TO DIE BY HANGING—ILSE KOCH BEAT DEATH RAP

‘Petition Day Is Set for Butte  Civic Center Group to Conduct Drive

‘Petition Day’ Is Set for Butte  _ Civic Center Group . +9 Conduct Drive

Canada Is Seeking To Compromise Withdrawal Date  Aug. 1 Set as Time For British to End Palestine Rule

NEW YORK COTTON   MOTHER KILLS SELF  Daughter, 6, Also Critically Wounded

UN Agrees Upon Palestine Probe   Auto Insurance Now Costs More in Ohio

General Rise In Price  Of Gasoline Is Expected.   ‘To Come as Result Of 50-Cent Boost In Price of Crude; Sohio’s Already Ur

SOHIO POSTS GASOLINE HIKE   Retail Price to Be Boosted 114 Cents; Other Concerns Expected to Follow

Gasoline Price Boost Follows Jump in Crude   Refiners Lunable to Absorb Raise Without Hiking Refined Goods

Gruesome Exhibit Provides Murder Mystery, But Not For Long—Slayer a Hero

Severe Cold Wave Strikes Section Today   CENTRAL STATES HARD HIT BY FRIGID WEATHER

SOUTHERN STATES: ARE FLOODED  Severe Cold. Wave “Hits Central US.

Cold Wave Hits Large Area OF U.S.   Temperature Drops To Below Zero In Several States

Princess and Her Fiance Meet  Society Leaders   Damp Garden Party at Buckingham Palace Attended by 6.000

Best Wishes Pour Into London for the Engaged Princess   Communist Daily Worker Sounds Only Sour Note In England

Princess Elizabeth Receives Greetings From World Teday   Crowds Stand in Rain to Cheer Royal Favorite

Elizabeth Displays Her Royal Fiance   Six Thousand British Society Leaders Present At Joint Appearance

We “ire Very, Very ALUPpyPy  Elizabeth Displays Her Handsome Fiance

Princess Elizabeth Displays Fiance At Buckingham Palace Garden Party

Society Greets Lilybet,’ Fiance  Future Queen and  Consort Make First Appearance at Party

British Press, Populace  Acclaim Announcement Of  Elizabeth’s Engagement

She Is ‘Very, Very Happy”’.... Princess Elizabeth To Wed Lieutenant

Democrats Against Bill Now President-Succession Issue Flares Up Again

Politics Mixed On Capitol Hill  Democrats Oppose Truman’s Request

_ ee ee TE eae ESE SS a  Marshall Has Enough Courage to Make No Agreement With Russ

Attempt Made to Poison Members of Anti-Fascist Organization in Burma

Soviets Are Building Atomic Plant Behind Urals. McMahon Warns Solons

SENATOR WARNS AGAINST RUSSIA   McMahon Says Soviets Mai Be Building Atomic Fission Plant

ClO MARITIME UNION ASKS COURT TO DECLARE \HHIEGAL TAPE ACT STATEMENT ON COAMALINIGAA

Ex-Conviet Says He And CoEd'Were On “Binge”   Father of Girl Is Undecided on Whether to Push Charges of Abduction in Case

EX-CONVICT MAY FACE CHARGE —   Principtea Tell Conflicting Stores Professor's Daughter Says Sho was Deugged — Hemming Says They Went on Two-Day Spree.

Ohio State Co-ed Back Home Unharmed; _Ex-Convict Held as Stories Are Checked

Newark Youth And Partner Being Sought   One of Six Reformatory inmates Caught

House Action . May End Credit Controls in U. S.  Decisi ion Now Rests  aAesect Zz. 2.  Se   Decision Now Rests With President Trumon to Decide

UNITED NATIONS OKAY PLAN FOR NEW ASSEMBLY   Year-Round Proposal Adopted, 41-6; Boycott Threatened by Red Bloc

Soviet Loses  ‘Boycott Bid   Year-Round Little Assembly Approved

INTERIM UN PLAN ADOPTED   “Little Assembly” Proposal Given Approval Despite Red Boycott Threat

LITTLE ASSEMBLY’ PROPOSAL OF U.S. APPROVED BY U.N.   Delegates Vote 41 to 6 in Fa: vor of Year-Round Sit ting of Group—Soviet Bloc Opposes.   VISHINSKY CALLS PLAN “SCANDALOUS’   Announces Again That Russia Will Boycott It-—- Dulles Appeals in Vain for Co-operation.

tittle Assembly Plan Approved By U.N. Assembly   Russian Boycott Threat Rejected By Big Majority

Assembly Fights Time To Clear Last Hurdles   Legislature Begins Final Working Day with ‘Must’ - "Measures Awaiting Action in Both Houses

PHOTO PLANE ORDER BASED ON FDR’S SO   Elliott Roosevelt May Be Called On Monday

H. ughes’ Press Agent Tells of Parties Given Col Roosevelt   Committee Hears President’s Son Recommended Planes Over Objections of Air Force Experts

Elliott Swung Plane Deal,  Probe Hears   General Snys Arnold -Gave Order at Rehost of FOR Son

Carbon. Monoxide Causes Panic In Oakland Birds Drop Dead, Residents Flee Homes As Mysterious “Doison Dust” Strikes City

Chinese Protest ‘Interference in  China’s Affairs   Fifty Thousand Chinese Students Take Part In Demonsiration In Peiping

OPEN-PURGE IN HUNGARY   ARRESTS MADE AS COMMU. NISTS START TO CRUSH  ALL POLITICAL OPPO ma SITION ©

Young Man Held After Committing ‘Series of Crimes in Four States

Colleges Make Women ‘Misfits for Marriage, Says Family Life Expert

Midwest Prepares for Further Devastation As Rivers Mount   Eisler Is Given Maximum Penalty   Logan County Starts Anti-Gambling Drive   Says Many Women College Grads Misfits for Marriage

POLITICIANS OF MIDWEST — TURNED DOWN BY GENERAL   EISENHOWER ~ REJECTS ~ ALL - MANEUVERS TO GET HIM INTO THE PRESIDEN. TIAL RACE

GEN. IKE CLAIMS HE WILL NOT RUK   Army Boss Prefers To Stay Just a Soldier

IKE’ WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE   General Lists Three Reasons For Not Wanting To Be President

Governor’s Home Bill Is Approved   Iowa House Votes to Set Aside $75,000 for Project —Vote Today Is 92 to 5

Anti-inflation Fight Continues  O'Mahoney Holds Taft Plan Too Weak

Contends Two GOP Solons Have Repudiated Taft Claim  That Cost of Living Bill Is Adequate

says Measure Not Adequate Cut Inflation   Speaker Martin Claims Taft Bill ‘Only A Start.

Senator Cites —  ‘Claim Of Taft ‘Contradicted:   O’Mahboney Asserts Two GOP Leaders “Repudiat. ed” His Views On Anti. . Inflation Act

STATE PROBLEMS SEEK SOLUTION   House Education Committee Tires of Wailing for Senate Action — Will Launch Independent Discussion Next Week.

Unemployment Statistics Shozw No Sign of Business Recession Near

Unemployment Study Show: No Business Recession Sign  April Shows Slight Rise Over March

CENSUS STATISTICIANS SEE NO RECESSION   2,420,000 Unemployed Throughout Nation in Avril. Survey Reveals

CENSUS BUREAU SEES NO SIGNS “ OPREGESSION   Base Theory on Figures ' of Urfemployment ‘in Country

SEEK AlD PLAN THAT WILL NOT AFFECT PRICES   °?resident Summons Group To Study Ways To Help Eu rope Without Fore ing Prices Still High.  er On Home Front.

90 U. S. Business Leaders Asked To White House   PRESIDENT TRUMAN TO CONFER ON AID TO EUROPE

Business, Labor Leaders Confer On European Aid  Meet at White Hous  an 2. ey gD 4   Meet at White House At Invitation of John R. Steelman

90 Business, Labor Heads Start Study . Of Problems   Congress May Take Up Stop-Gap Plans Instead Of Debates On Marshall Setup

Business, Labor Leaders Called To White House Meeting On How To Aid Eurove Without Hiking U.S. Prices

Call Study On European Aid. Prices   Ninety Leaders of ‘Business, Labor  ‘Invited te White House Canferanca

Truman Calls U. S. Leaders To Aid Study   Ninety Business, Unien Men To Join Off-Record Pariey

90 Leaders Are Called to Meet  Study Ways to Help,  Ye en ee Se, ee

President Studies Aid With Group   90 Business, Labor Heads Hold Meeting On Price, Aid Plans

Business, Labor Leaders Discuss Help to Europe   Connally and Malone Hope Special Session Will Limit’ Work 10 Emerzency

Conference On European Aid Is Sef Today   Leaders Of Labor Business Called To White House

Business And Labor Leaders Called to White House for Study of Aid Price Program

Aid Without Price Hikes Real Puzzle  Senators Favor Limit on Work

Seek To Restrict Debate At Special Session To Speed Action On Emerg:  ency Help

90 Leaders Are Called to Meet  Study Ways to Help Also Retain Prices

Nation’s Top Leaders — To Parley   Labor and Business  Men Called to White House For Conference On Eurone Aid Plans

Business, Labor Leaders Confer  At White House   Off-Record Study Of Ways to Aid Europe Slated for Discussion

90 Leaders Of Business And Labor To Meet  Will Conduct An ‘Off The Record’ Discussion On How  Ta Aceict Furanse

STRIKE IN CHICAGO MAY GROW TODAY   Compositors Tell of Demands Today; Head of Union Heard.

BRR SSEOEEEAES BAR TG RR MESES Er  Chicago Compositors Strike Mav Snread

Walkout of Compositors May Spread   Seven Other ‘Chicag Papers Likely To Be Affected

GIVEN SURPLUS FUNDS   Fleed Ihistricts in 6 States to Get Construction Equipment

=Trusting lowa Amanites Paid $2,600 for Steel Last Summer and Still Haven't Got If}

High Prices, Broken Promises Revealed as Amanite Tells of Impossibility to Buy Steel

BY SCHOOL BOARD   Distnict 60 Wants Three Additional Tracts for H. S. Site   *  APPRAISERS NAMED

Distnct 60 Wants Three Adchtional Tracts for H. S. Site  3 APPRAISERS NAMED

Bell Refuses to Bargain Anew, Union Charges   Northwestern Chief <Asserts Company Trying To ‘Bust’ Union

Ripley County Banker on Bond  Cashier of Napoleon Bank Charged with GAR ADA GChaestagca

Napoleon Bank Cashier Charged With Embezzling   Ripley County Man _ Released  Under Bond Signed by Executives of the Bank.

Premier Scorned Hifler Invasion Of British Isles   German Naval Papers Show Fuehrer Chilled by Churchill Plea

Titler’s Fear Of Invading England Revealed   Adolf Banned Submarine War Off Halifax Because Of U.S.

Churchill’s Words, Tides and Airmen Changed Nazi Plans to Invade Englanc

Three Barriers Kept Hitfer from England— tf Churchill’s Words, Tides of Channel, Airmen Blocked Him

OPERATION SEA LION FINALLY SHELVED BY HIGH COMMAND OF REICH  Invasion of Britain Blocked by RAF, English Spirit, Diary Says

ARMS LIMITATION TALKS” USELESS "IF BIG NATIONS BALK   Two Small Countries Indicate Great Powers Must Be First to Act

Schuman Voted Power To Deal With Strikers   . French Assembly Arms Premier With Might Against Reds. .

France Votes Strike Cudgel  Rnrhnaiman Naw Awaaz   Schuman Now Armed To Ficht Red Foes

Plans Finish Fight Against Work Halt  French Assembly Votes Strike __

SAIOUEULES ULOW     Schuman Gets Strike-Curbing Law, Sets Out To Quell Strife   Veteran Reservists Ordered To Report As Police Bulwark

"CONGRESSMEN AND PRESIDENT IN AGREEMENT   "Truman Reserves Right To Call Solons To Meet Any Unexpected Situation

Decide Against Special Session Congress Call   President Truman Confers On Matter With Leaders Of Both Parties   EMERGENCY ONLY WILL CAUSE SESSION

General Declares Uncle Sam Might Lose  Eaker Says U.S. Will Be Taraet In World War III

New Type Fuel-Saving Auto Engine Being Developed, Kettering Says

‘Moolah’ For Millions: Veterans May Begin Cashing” ~ Terminal Leave Bonds Today

Terminal Leave Bonds   Almost Nine Million World War 2 Veterans ‘Can, if They Wish, Cash ‘$2, 800, 000, 000 in: Bonds Bewinnina Today 

No Chance for Price Controls, Leaders Aqree   Doubt Congress Would Approve Restoration in Time of Peace

SEENO RETURN TO PRICE RULE   Six Senators Say Congress Won't Put Controls Back On

Warning Cited By Senator  Baldwin   Profiteers Slated To Take Warning And Cut Back

Food, Clothing Prices Dip Seen by Solons as Result Of Congressional Inquirv

Inquiry May Bring About Some Slashes   Return of Wartime Control Not Solution, Opinion of Solons

Congress Probe May Cut Prices, Think Senators   Profiteers May be Fearful” Many Doubt Price Control Would Work, he Acceptahle

EXPECT PROBE TO BRING REDUCTION IN FOOD PRICES   This Statement Was Made To. day by Senators Flanders and Baldwin,   CLOTHING INCLUDED   Neither Senator Elaborated on How Reduction May Ihe Affected.

Big Four ‘Spadework’ Session Hits « Snag   Report Disagreements Over Representation on Vital German Trent

Big Four Discord Persists   “Setback” Reported As Deputies Bump Into Disagreements On Reich Peace Pact

Big Four Deputies Disagree   Opening Meeting Runs Into New And Old Stumbling Blocks At London

Treaty Talks Snag Quickly   Conference ‘on Reich Opens With Discord

New Discords Mar Outlook For Big Four   Ministers Aliso Run Into Old Disagreements as Meetings Get Under Way On Peace Treaties

GERMAN TREATY TALKS HIT SNAG   Big Four Deputies Fail To Reach Accord On Peace Table

Opinions of GOP Bill Are Varied   Party Lines Drawn As Democrats Back Truman Statements

REACTION IN CONGRESS - Dworshak Brands Attack On Price Bill Deceptive

SEEK SOLUTION TO SHORTAGE OF RAIL CARS   Industries Involved Meet With Government Officials

Jews Have 75,000 Troops in Palestine      Haganah Acts" to Prevent Arab Invasion

Louisiana Cities Feeling the Pinch Of Milk ‘Rebellion’   Thousands of Gallons Dumped as Dairymen Halt Trains, Trucks

New Orleans Milk Strike Brings Out Armed Bands Toda’   Teamsters Union Joins Dairy Group In Halting Supply

Milk Dumped as Dairy Farmers Protest Price Cut   New Orleans’ Supply Cut in Half After Roads Are Blocked

FARM TRIKE HITS ORLEANS MILK SUPPL   Producers Take Action a: Dairies Announce a 75 Cents Cut.

Armed Farmers Dump Milk  ~ From Trains, Trucks in South   Attempt to Choke Off New Orleans Supply Coming. From Florida Parishes; “To Stick It Out’

NEW ORLEANS MILK (SUPPLY BLOCKED   Farmers Spill Milk after Distributors Plan to Cut Prices

America. Is Ready To Reintroduce Balkans Plan  STIRS UP FIGHT  ‘a ee 7 re ~~

U.S. and Russia Heading Toward New UN Battle   American Balkan Proposal To Be Intraduced Again  Despite Veto

United States, Russia Head For New Clash   Battle Will Again ‘Be Over Matter Of Greek Border

Balkan Patrol Fight Revived   U. S., Russia Set For New Sauabble

Woman. Finds Gold In $1.90 Purchase   Reprnin House. Operato Finds $7,800 In Case (gf Junk  

British Troops Used Force in Unloading Jews   Turned Back in Attempt to Enter Palestine, Taken to Germany

BRITISH STAGE 2-HOUR FIGHT TO LAND JEWS   Blood Flows Freely Ir Docking Last Load  On German Soil

Jews Disembarked After Bloody Fight Aboard British Ship   By DONALD DOANE and RICHARD KASISCHKE

Jewish Refugees, British In Bloody Battle At Hamburg  Third Shipload Driven From Transpor! Huge Bomb Is Found Later In Hold

FIGHTING JEWS BACK IN REICH   Bloody Pitched Battle Winds Up Landing Of Refugees

Jewish Refugees and British Fight Bloody Pitched Battle Aboard Ship

Refugee Jews, British Battle Aboard Vessel   One Ship Is Unloaded Without Incident: Fake Instructions Denied

Jews And Troops Engage in Bloody. Battle As German Port ts Reached   Powerful Bomh — Is Found In Hold Of On Refugee Laden Trans port.  By DONALD DOANE

Jewish Refugees Resist British In Bloody Melee On Doecking At Hamburg

Refugees And British Fight Bloody Battle   Last Of Exodus 1947 Jews ‘Landed On German Soil

Last Of Refugee Jews Are Landed Following Melee  At Least 33 Injured in Two-Hour Battle

NAMED CONEWAGO SCOUT CHAIRMAN   C. P. Keefer, New Oxford, Succeeds R. S. Pitts Of Hanover— Committee Chairmen Appointed

‘KILLED MOTHER, PREACHER CLAIMS   ‘Columbus Police Hold Cleric In Investigation

PASTOR ADMITS MOTHER'S DEATH   CALLS POLICE AND SAYS HE KILLED MOTHER

United Nations Assembly Due To Vote On Palestine Problem, Adiourn Today

Man Married For 72 Years Gives Marital Bliss Formula; Friend Wife Agrees To It

Kill Bill To End County Aid To Farm Bureau   Indefinitely Postponed by 2 Committees: ~ ‘Not Grudge Bill,’ Hicklin Savs

Sizzling Legislature Issues Still Unsettled; Beer, Bonus and Roads

District Meeting Is Set in City Funeral Directors of  Two Areas to Gather Here October 28

Funeral Grouy Plans Session   Two-District Meeting At Oscnod. October 22

One Lawton Man Burned To Death Another Injured   Butane Transport Overturns,, Burns Near Duncan; Fire Closes Road For Time

Indictment for Murder Sought  State's Attorney to Go Before Grand Jun

Will Seek Murder Indictment Avainst Chicago Schoolboy   Youth Reeriacts © Brutal Slaying of. Lonnie Fellick, 7

Boy Describes Killing Friend’   Tells Of Cutting Throat OF Playmate

Murder Charge On Boy of 12 Up to Jury   ‘I Was Sure He'd: Die’, Tow-Headed Schoolboy. Tells Police About’ Playmate J. Who Was Killed In. Forest Preserve

Police Listen Almost Unbelievingly ....  12- Year-Old Describes Stabbing And Crushing Of Playmate Aged Seven

Charge Youth With Murder   Killer, Companion Reconstruct Crime At Scene.

CONFESSES   Youngster Faces Murder Charges  Confesses Slaying Playmate, Seven

To Charge Boy With Murder  12-Year-Old Chicago Raw Held in Death

Seeks Murder Indictment of Boy, 12   Veteran Police Officer Unbelievingly Hear Bov’s Story

To Press Charge Against Stayer  State's Attorney Acts in School Boy Murder

BOY TELLS HOW HE KILLED CHILD   Murder Indictment 4 Against Howard Lang Will Be Sought

WILL ASK GRAND JURY TO INDICT HOWARD LANG, 13   In Connection With Brutal Slaying of 7-year-old Playmate.      “NT BY TOUHY   Accompanied Officers to the Scenc of the Slaying In Chicago.

Indictment For Murder To Be Sought  12Year Old Before Grand Jury

Boy Admits To Brutal Murder   12-Year-Old Child Tells Of Killing 7-YearOld Playmate.

Lie Detector ~ Proves Suspect  Telling Truth   State Police Sergeant Declares Lie Detector Sustains Sex Slayine Charge

FEPC FIGHT IS LOST BY DUFF   House Committee Rejects Bill Despite Plea Of Gov ernor for Action

House Labor Group Rejects FEPC Bill   Duff Loses Fight to Bring Issue to Vote In State Legislature

Hope of Accord On Palestine Inquiry Fades   Compromise Efforts Fail to Reconcile U.S. and Soviet Views

POWERS F AIL TO AGREE ON INQUIRY PLAN   U. S., Russia at Odds On Makeup of U.N. Palestine Body

Powers Still Disagree On Major Issues   Third And Likely Final Week Opens For Special Meet

ANY ACCORD ON PALESTINE — IN U. N. UNLIKELY   Compromise Effort Fails To Reconcile U.S. And  Russian Viewpoints

‘ESCAPES FROM LANSING   ao ee ‘te Prison From gias County in 1943

BLAME FIXED ~ IN DISASTER   ENGINEER TO BLAME FOR -TRAIN WRECK THAT ___.KILLED_19. NEAR_MANS-.  , PISLD

SCHOOL BOAR GETS BUDGET ESTIMATE   Annual Resolution Calls For $30,000 More Than Year Age

SCHOOL BOARD GETS BUDGET ESTIMATE      Annual Resolution Galls For $30,000 More Than.y eat

LIGHT RAINS IN PART OF STATE   Western Oklahoma Benefits From Scattered Showers; More on Way?

Showers Refurn To Parts of Oklahoma   Several Cities Report Light Overnight Reins

ACITY OF WATCHES LIVES BY A WHISTLE   ‘Home of Elgin Timeplece Has Factory That Governs 4 Daily Tigcine

Time Kills Bill Providing Rural Road ?rog-am   Fund Measure Dies As Bean Makes Last-Gasp Fight for Tax Bill

Tax Amendment To Road Program Killed by Time   New Appropriations Sent to House as Session Nears End

OIL STRIKE IN ARKANSAS   Wildeat Well Was Brought in at 3.100 Feet Last Night

Residents Flee Gulf City; New  Blasts Threaten   Community Nearly Razed; Thousands Are Injured; Nitrate Causes Explosion

‘Ship Fire Touches Off Disastrous ‘Series of Explosions; Chemical Plants, Tank Farms Are Burning

Survivors Fleeing  Gulf Danger Area   French Freighter Blows Up At Texas City Berth, Touching Off Sertes Of Explosions

Estimates Of Dead Range Up To 1,200; New Disaster Is Threatened   HUGE CHEMICAL PLANT LAID WASTE BY BLAST

More Than Thousand Hurt In Texas City   Ship Explosion Starts Chain Of Huae Blasts

Estimate 450  To 1.200 Die ln Texas Tragedy   Thousands Injured As Series of Explosions Destroy Wide Area; Survivors Fleeing City As New Disasters Threaten

Chain Of Blasts Set Off: Most Of Gulf Port Destroyed: Worst U.S. Catastrophe In 10 Years

Teachers Ask More Money For Education   Urge $2 Billion Federal Aid For Use of Schoole

Sharp Increase Urged in State School Finances   Teachers’ Association Assembly of Delegate: Also Asks Pay Base

Mine Blast Death Toll  Reaches Five   Search For Three Others Trapped

Senate Group Studies Strict Labor Measure  Proposed Bill Would . Ban Closed Shop, - Jurisdictional Strikes

Senators Continue Study of Labor Bil Draft. Aid: Proposal. Tax Measure

Assembly in Home Stretch   Plan Weekend Recess For Final Action on Key Measures

10th Juror Selected in Ross Trial   Little Interest In Case Shown by Fayette Residents

SELECTION OF JURY IN DR. ROSS MURDER TRIAL PROCEEDS SLOWLY BUT IS EXPECTED TO END TODAY

De-Married Fiffeen Times, Still Hopes AE 40, She Stilt Would  Like. to Get “Right Mon‘

Asks Fifteenth Divorce But Still Hopeful That Right Man Will Appear

FRENCH SMASH PLOT AIMED AT AIRFIELDS   J ‘Say Black Maquis Planned To Seize Warplanes

French Kill Plot To Take Airports   Arrest Captain In Airforce and Son  Of High Diplomat

French: Smash Conspiracy To Seize Airports, Warplanes; Cabinet Fires De Gaulle Aide

POLICE CONTINUE T0 SMASH FRENCH PLOT   Conspiracy To Seize Air Instailations Downed

Capper Claims Sentiment for ‘ke’ Is Growing   Eisenhower ‘Boom’ Said Based on Fact, Not Fancy

COMMITTEE BACKS 3 NLRB NOMINEES   Recommends Confirmation  of Truman’s Candidates

House Committee Considers Seaway And Power Issue  Oe ew a   Hearing Extends Thoughout Week

‘Who Was Taken For A Ride?  A$35,009,000 Train Jaunt ‘To Keep A Window Open

Communist Controlled Hungar Was Saved by $35,000,000 Train Ride at Expense of U.S.

35 MILLION DOLLAR TRAIN RIDE—  Soviet-Guided Hungary on Receiving End Uncle Sam-Financed Gold Deal

Britain To Seek Early Action On Palestine Issue   May Make Formal Demand For Special Assembly Of United Nations

Convict Youths Hammer Murders   Pair Sentenced To Die For Double Slaying At Sylva

PAIR MUST DIE IN SYLVA CASE   [Two Youths Convicted In Hammer Slaving Of Taxicab Operator And Wife.

Movie Executive Blasts Film Tax Laid By Britain   Cowdin Says Act Endangers Unity Of U. S., England

SANS BRTISH TAX ONL FILMS MAY ie TO DISUNITY   American Producers Ban Movie Shipments As  Rainliantian Mave

Film Shipment Ban Headlines British Papers   Heavy Tax Stops Movie Shipments To England

British Film Tax May Sow Disunity Seed  Threat Seen In U. S. Ban On Film As Result of Tax 

Ban On Movies May Snap U.S.. British Bonds   Britain’s Taxation Confieeates Three-Fourths of Earnings, Official  . Asserts   Many Theatres Will Be Closed   British Film Magnate Says American Move Was Ex. pected After Tax Was Voted In

HALT MOVIE OHIPMEN Ts 70 ENGLAND   Export Association Ban Is  ~ Result of Newly Enact ed Import Tax.

Britain‘s Tax on U. S. Movies Seen As Seed of Disunity by Executive

US Movie Ban Irks British   Tax on Films Described as Possible Start of AngloAmerican Disunity

Movie Ban Top News In Britain   Brings Banner Headlines; Film Magnate  Says Move May Cause British-lJ. S Disunity

New British Tax on U, 5. Movie Import ls Causing Furor   Government Takes 75 Percent of Film Property

British Movie Tax Causes Resentment   Disaster Threatened By Impairment Of Huge Industry

Britons Angered At-Movie. Tax  ‘Americans Refuse To Export Films

Governor Dewey  Heads Westware   New York Chief Executive Leaves On Prolonged   Tour Toward West  Coact

DEWEY STARTING HIS TOUR _ TO MEET LEADERS OF PARTY   STATES AS FAR WEST AB MONTANA AND WYOMING ARE INCLUDED ON SCHEDULE

U.S. Rejection Of Red Plan Is Anticipated  Proposal for Troop Withdeawal in K area   Proposal for Troop Withdrawal in Korea Not Approved

U.S. to Reject Russian Plea To Quit Kore:   Marshall to Tell Moloto. Question Now Is Up TAT] N. Aaesombiv

KOREAN PUZZLE PLACED BEFORE U.N. ASSEMBLY   Marshall Circumvents Necessity Of Reply To Soviet Note

World Diplomats Wonder if Atom Policy to Change  Byrnes’ Withdrawal Soon After Barach  Arouses Speculation

Rescue In Time Held Doubtful      Men Caught Under Debris And Are . Sull Alive.

SIX MEN TRAPPED ALIVE  Others Hurt in Cincinnati As 2-Story Building Collapses

Building Collapse Injures 6, Others Believed Trapped   Gas and Dust Clouds Balk Swift Rescue in Cincinnati Mishap

FIVE TRAPPED IN BUILDING      Six Others. Hurt Wher Cincinnati Building Collapses

FIREMAN HOPE TO RESCUE SIX MEN   Brick Structure Crumbles Into Own Basement   Says All Buildings In Area Weakened By Recurring Ohio River Floods

‘Several Missing as Six-Story Building ‘Collapses in Cincinnati Downtown Area

CINCINNATI FIRE CHIEF BELIEVES ALL STILL ALIVE   SIX OTHERS TAKEN FROM WRECKAGE OF 5-STORY STRUCTURE

At least Four Missing, Six Hurt in Collapse Of Cincinnati Building

6 Cincinnati Men Held By Debris As Building Fall   Group Believed Still Alive; Reseue Party Tunneia Through Elevator Shaft

FOUR MISSING IN BUILDING RUINS   Five-Story Structure Collapses In Cincinnati — Six Reported Injured

Rescuers Dig Into Ruins In Ohio Accident   Victims Believed Alive; Others Are Sent To Hosoital

Floods Blamed For Unusual Accident Today   Fire Chief Holds Slim Hope for Five of Victims

SIX INJURED IN BUILDING CRASH   SIX-STORY ‘STRUCTURE ON RIVERFRONT COLLAPSES SUDDENLY

BuildingCollapse Traps Six Persons   Cincinnati Is Scene of Latest Disaster

BUILDING FALLS; ~ 6 BELIEVED HURI   6-Story Brick Crumples on Cincy Waterfront

Brick Building C ollapses  In Cincinnati  Ags T nmnet Ti occu   At Least Four — Missing; Half Dozer Reported Injured

Four Missing In Collapse   Five Story Brick Building Collapses At Cincinnati

FOUR MISSING IN COLLAPSE OF BUILDING   Half a Dozen Persons Reported Hurt as a Five. Story Brick Structure. Undermined by Water. Tumbles Down.

SIX-STORY, BRICK STRUC. TURE IN’ CINCINWATT CRASHED INTO-HEAP. :  OF RUBBLE: :

Cincinnati Structure Destroyed   Seven Injured Are  Taken To Hospital

Speed Rescue Work In Attempt To Save 6 Trapped In Debris   xroup Removing Stock in Flooded Basement Caused by Major Water Main Break

Six Believed Trapped As Building Collapses In Cincinnati Section

Firemen Comb Ruins In Bid To Save 6 N Trapped As Cincinnati Building Falls

_ s L.,BUILDING: COLLAPSE"  6 Feared Entombed  In. Cincinnati Cave-in

Building Falls, Traps 6.Men   Fire Chief Believes Victims Still Alive’

Several Men Are Trapped In Wreckage   Fire Chief Doubts Lives of Victims Can Be Saved

Building Falls At Cincinnati,  Trapping Six   five-Story Structure Was Weakened by Ohio Floods

High Food Prices May Go Higher, Officials Predic!   Gloomy Forecast Is Advanced by U.S. Department of Agriculture

House To Pass Labor Measure  Truman Advisors Spli On Sianinag Or Veto

Backers Of Labor Law See Victory   3-1 Approval In House Today, Te Prediction

RED SATELLITES ARE FLAILED AS PEACE MENACE   Yugoslavia, Bulgaria And Albania Charged With Aiding Guerillas

UN Assembly Urged to Halt Guerrilla Aid    Lie Makes Appeal to End Disagreements Among Big Powers

SEEN THREAT "FOR GREECI   Marshall Asks U. N. To Halt Soviet. ' Satellites —

Four Men Killed as Timebomb Sets Off Blast   Nitroglycerin Truck Explodes —_

Four Men Killed as Timebomb Sets Off Blast  Nitroglycerin Truck Explodes on Texas O71] leanee

Experts Divided On Coming Dror In Corn Output   May Be Critical Or Have No Real Effect, They Say

Short Crops May Send Up  Meat Prices   Livestock Authorities Can’t Agree On Either Market or Supplies for Future with Dark Corn Outlook

Experts Disagree on Effect of Short Corn Crop Forecast by Government

$3,522.25 Raised In Plymouth County For European Aid —  - Drive For Carload Of Corn Incomplete; Returns Still Coming

$3,522.25 Raised In Plymouth County For European Aid  Drive For Carload Of Corn Incomplete;

et ee  MARSHALL URGES PLAN FOR GERMAK=   Asks Moscow Council For ~ Action On Program

U. S. Secretary Of State Marshall And British Foreign Secretary Bevin Present Programs For Organization Of Federalized German Nation Patterned After American System—Representatives Of Austria To Be Called For Treaty Discussions

Marshall, Bevin Submit Plans For Federalized Reich   Marshall Calls on Council to Start Working On Plans for Creating of Government for Germany

Government For Germany Requested  Marshall and Bevin   Marshall and Bevin Call On Foreign  Ministers For Plans

Outline New Government for German Nation   Marshall Asks Big 4 Council to Set Plans in Motion at Once

Britisher Lays Plan At Parley   Calis For Two-Chamher Legislative Swetam.

Immediate Action Asked By Marshall   Strong State Rights, 2-House Legislature Stressed by Bevin

Marshall Pleads For Federalized State of Germany  “Minjster’s Council To Invit te Avastin

Program Is  Offered To Peace Group ~_ Six-Step Plan  ~ Before Ministers

Marshall Urges Envoys To Push Plans For Reich   U.S. Secretary And Bevin Present Programs For

Conference Gets Marshall Plan  Creation of German Government Backed

Marshall Urges Creation Of Reich Regime   Joins Bevin In Presenting Plan For Federalized German State

UrgeSwift Self Rule For Reich   U. S. and Britain Offer Program for Creating Democratic German Government

MARSHALL ASKS SWIFT DECISION ON REICH RULE   American Joins Bevin in Press: ing for New Government Acting in Germany

Marshall And Bevin Offer Proposal   Council to Invite Representative Of Austria

COUNCIL TO ASK AUSTRIAN AIDS TO PACT TALKS   Marshall And Bevin Submi' Programs Calling For Federalized Reich

Would Be Much Like 'U. S. Setup   Two-House Legislature and President Having few Powers; Strong States Rights   Opposition Seen   Soviets Would Prefer Central Goveanment, Is Feeling

British Foreign Secretary Presents Six-Step Plan To Make Germany a SeifGoverning State.

United Germany Sought   Marshall, Bevin Submit Plans for Democratic, Setup

New Democratic Germany Urged   Marshall and Bevin Set Forth Plans  at Maccouw

Plea for Nation, Self-Supporting, At Moscow Meet   Marshall And Bevin Call For Action; Invite Austria To Discuss Treaty

Bevin Presents British Plan for Regime in Reich   Council Agrees To Hear Delegates From Vienna on Treaties

U. S., BRITAIN FAVOR FEDERAL GERMAN STATE   Ministers Agree te Hear Austrians on Peace Treaty

Marshall Asks for Immediate Work on Reich Government   Outlines for Federalized German Nation Bared  by U. S.. Britain

Two-House Legislature Suqgested   Marshall Calls Upon Conference t Inaugurate Plans

Secretary Marshall Calls for Creation Of German State   U.S. and Britain Present Programs “Yo Moscow Parley

Marshall Urges Quick Action On Govt. For Reich   Bevin Proposes Democratic Setup Similar To  That In U. S.

British Plan Outlined To Ministers.   Austrians Will Discuss Peace Treaty at Meeting in Moscow

Federal Germany Is British Plan  Bevin Would Pattern Government on U, S. System of States

Austrian Peace Treaty To Come Up At Once   Representatives Are Asked To Moscow By Ministers

U. S., Britain Support Federalized System   Seek Two-Chamber Legislature With President. States’  Richts

GOVERNMENT FOR GERMANY URGED BY U.S.   Marshall Calls on 8:9 4 Ti Set Up System Soon.

QUICK ACTION IS SCUGHT ON GERMAN PLAN   - Organization of Federalized ~ Geyman Nation Backed By US... Eneland   AUSTRIA INVITED TO SEND REPRESENTATIVES

Bevin Proposes German Set-Up Modeled On US  Marshall Urges Actior ‘On Reich Government To Call In Austria

WOULD PATTERN GERMAN GOV'T, AFTER AMERICA   3evin's Proposal Made Today In 600-Word Paper; Big Four Today Studying Austrian Peace Treaty  Draft.

Austrians to Be Invited To Parley   Marshall Asks For Breaking Of Austrian Impasse

Bevin, Marshall Propose German ‘United States’   Government Would Be Fashioned After U. 8. Legislative System

MARSHALL CALISQN MINISTERS TO SET UP PLANS FOR CREATION OF A CERMAN GOVERNMENT

U. S. Secretary Marshall Called on Council of Foreign Ministers.   PRESENTED A PROGRAM   Another by Britain’s Ernest Bevin Would Organize Federatized Nation.

Plan For German Government Is  Offered By Bevin   Big Four Gets 600-Word Report

New German Set-Up Urged By Marshall   Program for Federalized  Nation Put Before Big Four Confab; Presence Of Austrians Sought

Slayer Given Life Sentence   Army Combat Veteran Enters Plea of Guilty

‘Schuman Gets French Okeh   New Premier Vows Quick Action To Terminate French Strike Crisis

SCHUMAN NAMED FRENCH PREMIER   Pledges Quick Action to Halt Crippling Strike Movement: Unrest Grows.

Schuman Is New Premier  Of France   Lorraine Lawyer, 61, Of The Moderate Popular Republican Party, Ap“proved; Acts Halt Strike

‘Schuman Wins Approval As Premier of France; Promises Strike Action

SCHUMAN NAMED FRENCH PREMIER; STRIKES SPREAD   Truckload of Armed Guardsmen Take Up Posts in Paris to Cope With Any Disorders.   NEW LEADER PLEDGED TO DEFEND REPUBLIC   Declares He Will Act Quickly Against Crippling Walkouts—750,000 Work  ers Now Idle.

New French Premier   Is Approved   Robert Schuman Promises Quick Action in Crisis

Schuman Named French Premier.   Parliament Approves Lawyer  On Pledeve To Battle Strikes —

Schuman Will Try To Ease  French Crisis   Assembly Approves His Designation As Premier To Form New Cabinet

New Premier Of France to Act ‘Quickly’   Pledge Is Made to ‘Defend Republic’ in Labor Crisis   CAPITAL SR TNPARYV

France Names Robert Schuman Premier As Mounting Threats. Of Riot Cause New Uneasiness

Schuman Given Cabinet Blessing for French Office   Promises Quick Action To End The Wave Of Riotous Strikes

Schuman Choser French Premier By Assembly   Wins with Pledge To Act Quickly Against Strikes

FRANCE FINALLY NAMES PREMIER   Robert Schuman, 61, Lawyer Chosen To Form Cabinet, Nip Strikes

Schuman, Approved as French Premier, Plans Drive Against Strikes

Schuman Given Approval For  Premier Post   Lawyer Wins Needed Vote In Assembly As Guards ‘Take Up Positions -In Paris Area

US Calm Over Red Hint That lt Has A-Bomt   Molotov Speeclr for, Home Consumption, Csensus In Capital

‘No Signs of Heat Wave Letting Up in Midwest; Few Other Areas Cool

No Break In Heat Wave   Weather Man Still Predicts “Continued Warm” for Midwest

Searing Temperature show T e e Ne Sien Of Dropping At Once   Moisture Reported Needed In Wide Area: Highs Of Over 100 Recorded In Midwest

NO RELIEF IN PROSPECT FOR MIDWEST HEAT   No Crop Damage in Light Frost at Idaho Falls, Idaho

No End fo Heat Wave j in Sight   Midwest Crops Need Rainfall with Forecast for Weather Like Monday’s

Midwest Heat To Continue   No Relief Indicated Al. though Some Sections Of Nation Get Rain-

MIDDLEWEST’S WEATHER STILL AT HOT LEVEL   ‘Rather Cool’ Is Situation, However, In Areas to West

NO HEAT RELIEF FOR CORN BELT   CONTINUED DROUGHT PRESENTS MENACE TO ILLINOIS CORN CROP

IN o Abatement ‘Of West Heat  Wave Foreseen   But Idaho Has Low Mark Of 30 With Ten epe OF Frost

Withering Heat Holds Sway in Entire Midwest   Area Could Use Added Moisture; Little Promised

Peddler Gives Library $3,000,000   ‘BOSTON BLUE BLOODS LAUD MUNIFICENCE OF OBSCURE BENEFACTOR

PREPARE. PLAN FOR GERMANY   RUSSIA MAY ‘BE TOLD GER _ MANY To BE SPLIT we NO  oo AGREEMENT 48 a an REACHED

EERMANY MAY BE DIVIDED INTO TC SEPARATE STATES   Alternative Plon . Reportec Drawn in Evént Foreign AA acetace Menno

City Vote Is Defeat To Attlee   Tories Achieve Large Gains in * nad Elections

Conservatives Score Lopsided Victory Over Atlee’s Labor Faction.

CHURCHILL PARTY SCORES VICTORY OVER LABORITES   Attlee’s Followers Suffer Severe Setback at Municipal Elections in England and Wales.   VOTING HEAVIEST IN LAST 10 YEARS   Conservatives Contend In complete Returns Indicate Wholesale Rejection of Socialist Doctrine.

Dual Role Of Farm Bureau Basis In Row   County Units Trustees Public Funds; Engage In Commercial Services

Farm Bureau Has Become Big Business   Promoting Interests Of Farmer in Many and Varied Fields

Farm Bureau’s Power In Iowa BroughtInFocus   Bill To Shut Off Public Aid Calls Atten tion To Position Of Organization So cially, Politically, Economically

ISSR PROPOSES KOREAN RETREAT   Sudden Suggestion Says U.S Withdraw Same Time as Saviate

RUSSIANS OFFER TO LEAVE KOREA “TE YANKS DEPARI   Propose Simultarieous ‘With‘drawal of Two Qccuya‘tion Forces at Begin ning of Year.   §VASHINGTON DOUBTS: SOVIETS ARE SERIOUS   Believes Manuever Is’ D esigned to’ Keep Korean " Issue from Coming Before United Nations: -

SOVIET PUPPETS TO RULE KOREA   Propaganda Prepared To Get American Troops Out Of Country

Russians Propose a Joint Withdrawal Of Both Military Forces from Korea

Soviets Propose They and U.S. Quit Korea Together   Occupying Powers Are Unable to Reach Any -Amicable Agreement

Reds Propose Conviction Desecrat They and US Of Hirshberg Church Cl] Leave Koreals Set Aside Takes Orv

Russian Delegate Makes Sudden Proposal Korea Form Own Government   Suggests Simultaneous Withdrawal Of Soviet And United States  Monnne

Soviets Submit Korean Proposal  Suggest Withdrawal Soviet. U. S$. Troops

KOREAN OFFER MADE BY. REDS   Simultaneous Withdrawal Of U. S., Soviet Troops By Jan. 1 Proposed

Navy Probing Cause Of Fire At Pearl Harbor   25 Firefighters Sent To Hospital In Flash Fire At Dock

Pearl Harbor Dock Flares:   No Warning As Flames Sweep One-Fourth Mile Injuring 25 Fighters

Navy Probes Dock Fire In Pearl Harbor   25 Firefighters Hospitalized In Damaging Blaze

Navy Probes Dock Fire At Pearl Harbor   25 Injured In  Disastrous Blaze

PEARL HARBOR SWEPT BY FIRE   25 FIREFIGHTERS INJURED; DAMAGE TO DOCK IS GREAT

Flash Fire Hits Dock At Pearl Harbor   Damage Heovy, 25 Firefighters Sent to Hospital During Four Hour Battle

Dock Is Burned at Pearl Harbor   Navy Probes Cause of Flash Fire; 25 Men RKre Overcome

Pearl Harbor Docks Swept By Flash Fire   0 Overcome; Damage Ev. pec ‘ted To Run Into Hun dreds Of ‘Thousands.

‘Scores Injured ‘In Wharf Blaze   * ‘Damage To Run Into Hun. dreds Of Thousands At Pear! Harbor.

Scores Hurt in Fire Which Swept  Huge Naval Dock at Pearl Harbor

STATE PATHOL AND FRANK. LIN COUNTY OFFICERS . ARE HUNTING ONE-MAN : a “CRIME WAVE” -

Boy, 15, Admits Knife Slaying of Minister's Wife    Mate of Former Middletown Resident Stabbed in Chicago Parking Lot

Confession of — Boy, 15, Ends Chicago Manhunt   Killed Minister's a Wife in an- ~ Attempted Robbery

Slaying Is Admitted By 15-Year-Old   Chicago Boy Breaks ~ Down In Routine Police Probe

INSPECTING K. U. UNIT   Four Officers Are on the Univers ity of Kansas Campus

INSPECTING K. U. UNIT       re on the Univers. Campus  Four Oi ficors, of Kan

3 CRASHES SATURDAY   One Accident Involved Bus Carrying Haskell Band

3 CRASHES SATURDAY   One Accident Involved nine Carrying Haskel] Ba

DEATH OF NLRB IS SEEN JULY 1   Fund Slash To ‘Virtually De atroy’ Body

Nation's Bankers Would Safegard Foreign Lending   Suggests Help Only for Nations Where People Keep on Working

FOREIGN AID STAND TAKEN BY BANKERS   APPROVE LOANS ONLY TO NATIONS ENCOURAGING PEOPLE TO WORK,

CZECH -TRATORS DE ON GALLONS “ATPRAGUE RISO   'Parachutists Betrayed Com: rades Who Executed

Big 4 Ministers Gather For Talks  Some Hope Is Held On Austrian Treaty

CONFERENCE OF Big FOUR WILL OPEN INLONDON   Attempt Will Be Made To Get Peace Settlement For Two Nations

Final Sessior Of Big Four Set Tuesday   Unified Settlement Of Peace Pacts To Get Last Try

Ministers Discuss Peace Settlements   Big Four to Make Last Attempt To Draft German, Austria Pacts

BIG FOUR PREPARE FOR PEACE MEET   Foreign Ministers - Confer Separately ' Before Parley

Big Four’s Conference:  Is Nearing   500 Ready To Start Sessions In London

Big 4 Foreign. Ministers Meet   Georges Bidault . to Represent — . France at. Meet.

Marshall Ureed To Seek Quick Showdown   Meeting of Big Four May Be Last Effort For Peace Acreements

US. Seeks Action On German Unity   Aides Favor. Adjournment If Deadlock Holds

Big-4 Plans Final Effort On Treaties  Germany, Austria   Germany, Austria Conference Opens  In London Tuesday

Advisors See Deadlock Gn Austria And Germany   li No Agreement Secretary Plans la Moye For Adjournment OF Conference, Outloulr Deemed Glouniy

Big 4 Ministers Gather in London  Little Hope Seen for German Treaty

All in Readiness For Meeting Of Big 4 Foreign Ministers Tuesday As Some Hone Seen For Austrian Pact Success

Big Four Leaders And Experts In ~ LondonFor New PeaceConferencre

Advisors Urge Marshall to Seek Quick Showdown With Russia at Big-4 Parle:

Showdown At London With Russia Urged   Suggest Quick Adjournment If Deadlock Reached

London Meet Begins Tomorrow .... Big Four Ministers Awail Treaty Talks

LAST DETAILS OF BIG FOUR MEET CAECKED      Approximately 500 Staff Members Put Finishing Touches to Preparations for Opening of Parley Tomorrow.

Marshall May Demand Quick Soviet Showdown  Prolonged Deadlock Would Tie Up

Ministers In Meet Tuesday  All On Hand For London Get- Togeth. er: Talk Peace. :

Single Treaty With Germany Seen Unlikely   Austria Settlement  Given Good Chance On Eve of Opening Of Big Four Parley

Big Four Leaders To Open Conference Tomorrow In London; Outlook On Reich Clouded

Preparations Complete For  Big Four Meet   Parley May Be Last Attempt At Unified German, Austrian Peace

London Session  On Peace Treaties May Be Showdown   Many Observers Believe Big Four  Meet Will Be Last Chance fer Aron.

London Effects Last Minute Plan: For Conference   Foreign Ministers Begin Arriving For Treaty Discussions

Molotov Arrives In London While Bidault, Renamed To French Cabinet, Will Reach Parley By Night; Bevin Is To Talk With Secretary Marshall

Speed Urged On Showdown With Russia   Marshall “May” Ask Ad. journment. lf. Powers Déadlock..

Big Four Ministers Prepare for Last Attempt at Unified Peace’   Hope Is Held for Agreement on Austrian Pact But Outlook on Germany Is Gloomy; Agenda First Item for Consideration Tomorrow

Put Finishing Touches on Big 4 Meet Plans  ' Approxi mately 500 Aides Others Help

‘Big Four’ Meet Opens  Tomorrow  Vishinsky to Be Present: Russ Pre

Prepare For Start Of Big 4 London Parley   Foreign Ministers To Make What May Be Last Attempt To Reach Unified Peace Settlements.

HOPE I$ HELD FOR SIGNING PEACE PACT   Big Four, With 500 Aides Ready For Sessions   To Meet With Bevin, Molotov Sometime Today; Plan Reception

London Set For Big 4   Conference Peace Parley  Opens Tuesday; Malatau Arrives

BIG 4 MINISTERS READY 10 OPEN MEET IN LONDON   Molotov Arrives by Plane Sunday: Expect Bidault Tonight

Finish Preparations for Big Four Meet Opening Tomorrow   Official Sources” Refrain from Comment on Expected Developments

MARSHALL ADVISED TO SEEK QUICK ACTION AT LONDON PEACE PARLEY  Showdown With Reds Is Asked

BIG FOUR PARLEY TO OPEN TODAY   Marshall Urged’ to Seek Quick Showdown with Russia.

BiG 4 UNITY AT CRUCIAL STAGE   Scene Set For London Open: ing Tuesday In ‘LastDitch’ Peace Try

Hope Held For Agreement On Austrian Treaty  ee ee  Big 4 Ministers Meet For Parley

Showdown With Reds Advocated  Gen. Marshail Urged To Set Stage Of Unity

Bib 4 MAKES LAST TRY FOR UNITED REICH   HOTELS IN) LONDON CROWDED FOR CONFERENCE

Big Four Ready For Conference   Rew France Government Finaily Organized

See Showdown Quickly in Big-4 London Session   German Unity, Austrian Independence, Pose Ticklish Question 

U.S. SHOWDOWN WITH REDS ON GERMANY URGED   Officials Ask Marshall To Push German, Austrian Questions at Big 4 Meeting

[MAY BE LAST ATTEMPT OF GROUP Big Four Is Ready For Peace Huddle

Efforts To Save Cultural Program Receive Setback  House Technicality

Broadcast Bill Fund Blocked   Cultural Relations Project Faces Doom tune 30

U. 8, CULTURAL PROGRAM BLOCKED   TECHNICALITY STOPS FUNDS FOR “SELLING” AMERICA TO FOREIGNERS.

PORTAL RULING MISREAD, SAYS HINCE PICARD   Angrily Accuses C. 1. O. Lawyer of Misinterpretation

Hearing Today May Settle Fate Of Portal Sunt   Further Hearing On Orig. inal Case That. Started Suits Under Way   JUDGE PICARD HEARING CASE

Union Counsel Told Judicial Decision Is Misinterpreted   buiige  Picard Denies He Authorized Collection of Pay for Walking to Job Site from Factory Time Clock

Senate Rejects Proposal Allowing Split Incomes   McClellan Measure Loses in Balloting; Republi cans See Repassage of Bill by Nightfall

Senate Passes Revised Measure By 60-32 Vote   Community Property Proposal Rejected,

McClellan Demands Republican Senate  Vote His Tax Plan   Pins Hope of Defeating  Tax Reduction by Community Tax Scheme

G.0.P. Bars Delaying Move  B y Democrat   Community Tax Plan Beaten Down By 52 to 40 Vote In Early Roll Call

LAST MINUTE AMENDMENT IS REJECTED   Certain Veto by President Awaits Disputed Measure

Expect Early — Veto.   Need Two More Votes. To Override Truman’s Objections; Expect Veto Message Soon

Income Tax Cut Bill Passes Senate, Faces Certain Veto in White House

Two More Votes Needed fo Enact Bill Over Truman   Community Property Amendment Fails to Slew GOP Majority

senate Puts Approval On Tax-Cut Bill   Passage Vote Two Short Of Margin Necessary To Override A Veto.

Senate Puts ‘OK’ on Tax Cut Bill   Measure Goes to White House--Vote Wes 60 to 32-Vata Inaulanhlo

Tax Cut Bill Past Senate. To Truman   Certain Veto Awaits Measure; Vote 60-32 With Three Senators Absent

Tax Cat. Bill Is Passed by Senate   Goes to White House Where  a Certain Veto Awaits It   SENATE MARGIN CLOSE   Passage Is by Two Votes Less Than Enough to Overthrow Veto

Amendment on Split-Returns Voted Down   t Leader Will Atmayen Na on Delay of Bill

Mill Workers Go on Strike At Buffalo   Tax Cut Measure Passed by Senate

Bill Is Sent To Truman; Veto Certain   Vote OF 60 To 32 Is TwoThirds Short Of Margin To Override President's Threatened Veto

New Tax Cut Bill Passed By Senate   Measure Goes to White House for Veto by Truman

Revived Tax Bill Passed By Senate In Face Of Veto  60-32 Vote, However, Is Two Short Of  ml ake aw Ta vwawvescna

Presidential Veto of Tax Cut Bill Certain;  Senate Passes Measure

White House Veto Awaits New Tax Cut   Senate Poll Is Two Votes Short of Figure Needed Jo Overturn Presidenttal Action in. Chamber

Another Veto Promised By President   Final Ballot Is Two Votes Short of Enough to Override

SENATE SPURNS ACT TO AMEND TAX CUT ISSUE   Solons Hoping for Final Vote On Income Levy Measure Before Nightfall

Measure Goes }  To Truman Second Time   Proposal Passes Upper Chamber bv 60-32 Count

VOTE TWO LESS THAN NEEDED TO BEAT VETO   Truman Promises He Will Disprove It  Immediately

Margin Is Less: Than Needed to Override Veto.   Proposal to Extend: Community Property Return Is Rejected

Amendment on Split-Returns Voted Down   Democrat Leader Will Attempt Further Delay of Bill

Another Veto Promised By President  Einnal Ballot Ie Two   Final Ballot Is Two Votes Short of Enough to Override

Measure Goes To Truman For Action   Passage Vote Two Short Of Two-Thirds Necessary, To Uphold Veto. 

Senate Passes  Tax Slash Bill   Legislation Now Goes To White House Where Veto By Truman Said Assured

BILL CUTTING INCOME TAX PASSES SENATE   Voie Of 68 To 32 Is Fwo Short Of Passing Measure Over KIraman’s Veto

VOTEIS2 SHORT OF NUMBER 10 OVERRIDE VETO   President Promises to Send Veto Promptly to Congress for Vote

SENATE PASSES. TAX GUT BILL   Vote is Two Short of TwoThirds Margain.

Senate Kills Proposal to Split Income   Would Have Permitted Husbands and Wives Change Tax Pay System

Congress Faces  Tax Cut Battle   U. S. Income Rate Reaches New High, Food Prices Continue Advance

Income Tops Record in U.S. for July  Exceeds June Peak Re 29 Willlanse   Exceeds June Peak By $2 Billion; : Tax Rift Widens

READY FOR THE FOURTH   Most of Offices and Stores Will Be Closed Tomorrow

READY FOR THE FOURTH   Most af Offices and Stores Will Be Cl Temerraw

Legislators Kill Pay Boost Bill  Repeal of Nepotism Law Is Rejected

Gang of Bandits Loot Iwo Safes  Hold Roomers for About Two Hours

'Roomers Held Prisoner Two Hours las Landlord's Safes Are Robbed,

Mock Raid To Demonstrate That U.S, Air Force Is Making Recovery; To Hit Heavily Populated Areas

Weather Mars B-29 ‘Attack’ On New York   101 Pianes Make Mass Flight Over Largest U.S. City

Mississippi Storm Forces Western Group Down in Fla   Flight Was Made For Training Says Commanding Gen.

New York ‘Raided’ by 101 B-29’s   Planes From Tucsor Forced to Land Because of Storm

B-29s Raic New Yorkin Air Show   101 Superforts Heavies Bomber Force Ever to Fly in U.S.

Plane Armada In Mock Attack On New York   General Kenney Leads Superforts On Practice Run

Simulated Strike A FullDress Training Review  Of Bomber Strencth.

Largest Bomber Striking Force Ever Assembled   Storm Forces Some Planes Down Enroute; Others Late During Huge Display

Armada of 101 Bombers Roars In Formation —   Bomb Bays Yawn. Open but Empty.

- Professor Thinks We're Half Dead Tf We Don’t Make Whoopee Today

Are You Burned Up by New Snow? Certainly There Is Such A Thing as Spring Fever

@-gmye . ml q Tis Spring! You Should Feel  Urge To Make Lotsa Whoopee

If You Don’t Feel The Urge To Make ‘““Whoonee’’---Then It’s Not Snoring

‘It’s Got to Burst Out  Spring Fever? Let Yourself Go, Psychologist Advises

Spring Fever? -- Sure There's Such aThing, Says University Teacher

Thousands Of Auto Workers Are Idled   Series Of Shutdowns Close Many Plants; Steel Shortages, Heat Wave Are Blamed

PORTAL SUITS KILLBUSINESS   Congress Asked “Prompt Relief” On Court Ruling

PORTAL RELIEF: ACTION SOUGHT   CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ‘ASKS “CONGRESS TO TAKE  STEPS TO OUT “LAW HUGE

UNION, C OF C DELEGATES GIVE PORTAL VIEWS   Confiscation Of Americar Business Enterprises Said Threatened

Push Demands For ‘Relief From Portal-Portal Pay   U. S. Chamber Of Commerce Joins Manufacturers In Appeals For Action

C. OF C. URGES RELIEF FROM PORTAL SUITS   Charges They Threat: en Confiscation of Many Businesses

Congress Asked To Vote Relief from Portal Suits   C. of C. Official Says Actions Threaten Confiscetion of Many American Businesses

Resources Board Named By President  To Advise Truman  On Mobilization  Jun Wernarkt nf Wa

Noted Authorities Blame Bureaucrats   Buying On Weakness, Not Strength, Is Recommended: European Aid Decried

No Possibility Of Truce During Assembly Meet  Ruled Out by Jewish Underaround Group

No Truce By Jews   Underground Vows . “No Peace” Till Holy Land Issue Settled

NO PEACE SEEN “IN HOLY LAND   Jewish ‘Underground To Continue Campeign Until Polestine: Issue Settled

Jews Pledge Continuance Of  Freedom Fight   Went End British: Rule. Withdrawal Of British Troops

United Nations Tackle Problem Of Palestine i   Britain Ready To Surrender Mandate Over Holy Land   Jewish Underground Spurns Truce Plan .

Holy Land’s Truce Hopes Are Dimmed  On Weekend   Irgun Repeats Stand kor End To British ‘Imperialistic’ Moves

No «Palestine Truce Likely Until Whole Issue Is Settled   Leader Declares Fight To Continue During UN Meet

UN Gets Problem  Troubled Holy Land Truce Ruled Out By Jewish Underground

1» No Truce in Palestine as U.N. - Debates War-Torn Land’s Future

Holy Land Truce Not Near Reality   Repeat Demands to Oust British Rule

Jewish Underground To Continue Violence Drive      No Possibility of Truce While U. N. De  bates Nation’s Future, Leaders Warn

Possibility Of Palestine Truce Fades   Underground Threatened By British

Republicans Meet ~ On Easfern Shore   Federation Approved Res olution Opposing State Sales Tax ‘¢

Gen. Marshall Plans To Take Rest In Hawaii   Secretary Replies ‘I'm An ArmyOfficer’ WhenAsked Political Affiliation

FOUR SCHOOLBOYS KILLED IN FARE   FIVE OTHER YOUTHS AND THEIR INSTRUCTOR ARE SERIOUSLY BURNED.

Students Burned To Death   Three Monroe High School Boys Die, Seven Injured:  Sparks Hit Gas Tank

Three Monroe City High School Boys Burned fo Death   Six Others Hurt  In Blast That  Wrheaelad Ruildina

Kinston Slayer To Face Death   Convicted By Jury For Killing Of Bakery Employe

acnceeheaatindiieaneail SS: Te:  Dutch ‘May Attack Republic Capital

Dutch To Hold Fast   Rich Indonesian Areas Will Be Retained, Says Acting Gov. Van Mook

indonesian Government  Will Not Be Recognized ‘In Sumatra and Madoera ‘Taken in Drive Recently

General's Talk May Be Hint of Another Attack   Sharp Criticism of Native Government Voiced in Speech

DUTCH 10 KEEP GAINS IN SUMATRA   ‘Areas That Have Been Made Safe Shall Remain Safe

NEW EXPLOSION THREAT FADES   Texas City Meets Situation : With Calmness

WORKERS ARE EVACUATED FROM DISTRICT   No Danger Of Major Blast Is Feared

NEW BLAST FEARED IN TEXAS CITY   Waterfront Is Ordered Evacuated As Nitrate Burns

TELEPHONE STRIKE ENTERS 17TH DAY AS LEADERS ACCUSE BELL SYSTEM OF TRYING TO SPLIT: NATIONAL. UNION

Charge Phone Companies Go Back On Word   Accused Of Trying To Split Up Union

Union Charges ‘Phone System   Say Company Is Trying To Split Up National Federation

Workers Accuse Phone Company   Leaders Claim Bell System Is Trying Te Split Unions.

FORMER LOCAL PASTOR SOUGHT      REV. REEDY BELIEVED IN TEXAS WITH ORGANIST

Ee ee ew ee  Subject of Money Taboo Among Washington Political Chiefs -

@ PAUL MALLON—  Subject of Money Taboo Among Washington Political Chiefs

MAY “BOUNCE?   House Bank to Stay Closed Until Audit Is Completed

CHECKS FROM CONGRESSMEN MAY “BOUNCE’   House Bank to Stay Closed Until Audit Is Completed

\Hungarian Chief Leaves Sickbed 'To Quell Rumor of U. S.-Red War

NINE FOOT WALL OF WATER FLOODS  CAROLINA COAST   Fires and Crop Damage Caused By Drouths in Other Sections.

Heavy Corn Borer — Damage Likely for This Part of State   Weather in Next 60 Days May Determine Size ~ of Damage

Wants Publicity; Takes Long Leap   Professional High Diver Jumps From Golden Gate Bridge

“Practice” Jump For Publicity Stunt .. . . Leaps 265 Ft. Off Top Of Golden Gate Bridge And Has Sprained Back

Day, Durocher Affair Scored By L. A. Court  However. Movie Star’s Di   However, Movie Star’s Di vorce From Hendricks Is Upheld

Bought U. 5. Bonds On Margin During War, Meyers Says   Invested $4,000,000 in Short-Term Issues, Retired General Reveals-——-

Profits Probers Get Details on Big Bond Deals   Committee Seeking Facts on Hughes’ Offers to General

THE WEATHER-COOL      Mercury Hasn't Gone Above 83 Degrees This Week

AR ASSEMBLY PLANTS REOPEN   Automobile Production Moves Upward As GM Ends Shutdown

House Group To Act on Plea for Relief Funds   Shreveport Navyman Dies in Yokosuka Mishap   Three Rubher Linian<c Vote in Favor of Strike

Failure, Shout Democrats at GOP Economy Drive.  Claim Majerity in House Can't Moot Six Billion Budget. Reduction Target

Democrats Hurl Cry of ‘Failure’ At G. O. P. Budget-Cutting Drive

GOP FAILS IN BUDGET PLANS, DEMOS CLAIN   Appropriation Cuts Tetal  $3,250,000,000; Six  Dillian Pramiead _

Economy Effort Termed Failure  Republican Drive to Reduce Budget Faltering Say Demos

House Democrats Cry ‘Failure’ on  GOP Budget Cuf   Argue Republicans Will Never Attain Reduction Goal

Democrats Cite House Approval Of Largest Bills   Cut Of Less Than Eight Per Cent Okaved For Army By Lower Body

House Demos Cry “Failure” at GOP’s . $6 000, 000, 000 Try   Claim: “Phony” Slashesi in Appropriations Later Will Show Up — —

'Take Care Of T wo-Thirds Of Budget   Base Assertions On Lesa Than Eight Pereent Cuts Add &40 Million.

Democrats Say GOP Has Failed in Drive to Cut Truman Budget by Six Billion; “Cannot Make Good”

See Failure in G. 0. P. Attempt at Budget Slash   House Democrats Confident Proposed Cut Will Fall Short

Claim Failure To Cut Budget  Demos Say GOP Will Never Reach Goal

Claim Drive to Cut Budgel Is a Failure   Democrats Declare Republicans Will Never Reach Goal

Allocations Pass Half-Way Mark....  Democrats Aver GOP Has Failed On Budget Slash

Demos Term GOP ‘Stash Plan Failure   Leaders Bose Charge On Eight Per Cent Cut In Army Funds.

Secretary Returns to Washington  Program’ « Outlin tas ewe   Program’s Outline Shaped for Study  of Special Session

» Marshall Back In Capital To Lead Aid Effort   Directs Shaping Of HelpEurope Recommenda tHione Ion Cancrece

Marshall Begins Drafting Plan To Aid Europe  Outline of Program   Outline of Program ‘Already Laid Down, Officials Indicate

Marshall To Aid Plans For Legislation   Returns To Capital To Shape Proposals For Special Session

Sec. Marshall Settles Down To Huae Task   Speed Necessary; ’ Billions Will Be   Snent in Eurane

Marshall to Give Aid Plan Final Tune-Up   Secretary of State Shapes Data  far Canarece

Marshall Returns To Desk To Shape Final Recommendations To Congress For European Recovery Program

Marshall Takes Over Aid Plans  Secretary Of State Rael Ast Wachinatn

Marshall to Take Leading Role in Shaping Program   Will Deaf: Final Series " of Recommendations for European . Recovery

Marshall Takes Leading Role in Drafting of. European Recovery Plans

MARSHALL WiLL DRAW UP PLANS   Back At Desk To Shape Up Final Recommendations To Congress

Kuropean necévery  Final Work Of Aid Plan Will Be Led ‘By Marshall   Secretary Of State Back In W ashington After U.N. Sessions

Marshall Maps Recovery Plan   Four-Year Program Expected to Cost Up to 20 Billions

Marshall To Map Aid Plar To Congress   Back In Washington To Take Charge Uf Program For 4-Year Recovery Help

Marshall to Help Draft Aid Program   Secretary of State Leaves U.N. Meeting To Take Leading Role

Probers Promise A-Bomb Espionage Evidence   Marshall Takes Leading Role In Outlining Europe Aid Plan”   1 THE UNITED STATES «&

May Cost 20 Billions... .  Kurope Nid Plan Is Occupying Marshall

\Marshall Returns To Washington For Leading Role In Whipping European Recovery Prosram Into Final Shane

\Marshall To Help Program ‘Recommendations for Aid   Back at Capital To Suggest Plan - For Conaress

Outlines Plans He Will Present Special Session   To Offer Arguments For Saving Europe  And Halting Reds

Marshall Will Lead Fight For His Plan   Secretary to Provide Congress With Five-Point Program

White House Said to Be Drafting Recommendation for That Amount as Initial Outlay Under the Marshall Program.

Marshall Begins Putting Togethei Relief Program   Seeretary Of Siate Starts Outlining Recommendations: May Cost $20 Bil.  Hou: Linenp is Given

Marshall Shapes 4-Year European Aid Program  Congressional Commifiess   Congressional Commifiess ‘To Be Given Plan Nov.. 18; Most Delails Worlrad Out

Marshall Aid Plan Ready for Session In Broad Outlines  Secretary Returns From U.N. Assembly To Supervise Work

‘Marshall To Take Over In Shaping Four-Year Plan  ‘For European Recovery

Marshall Whips European Recovery Program Into Shape For Congress Session

President Gives  Ships to China  U. S. Navy Instructors, Drydocks To Be Sent

Truman Bolsters Chinese Navy   Instructors Will Go With Gift of Shins

AT ST. ANDREWS   Famed Trophy Comes Back to America for First 4 Tima Since 1078

U.S. Golf Team Wins Walker Cup   Captures Five of First Six Sinsles Matches

Tie Vote in Senate Kills Bill to Give Each of 31 Counties a Senator

GIVES OPINIONS ONN. LAWS   State’s Attorney General Issues Digest Of Opinions On Various .Nerth Carochina Statutes.

U.S. To Insist On Safeguards To World Peace   Essential Before Arms  Reduction Considered

No Cuts Are Due Until World Ready   Strongest Safeguards Must Be Set Up First, Austin Says

U.S. Insists Atom Control Top Priority   Also Demands Tight System International Security Before Move For Arms Reduction

For Reductions, But Not Without Inspection Plan   Airtight System Of Security Called For By Austin

American Proposals Due T¢ Collide Head on With Russian Opposition Té Inspection

U.S. To Demand Firm Check On Violations Before Agreeing To Any World Arms Slash

U.S. To Oppose Arms Reduction Until Plan Safe   OTHER NATIONS MUST SHOW POSITIVE PROOF

3 Brothers Defy Cemetery Pickets To Dio Grave for Mother's Burial

EARNINGS AT RECORD HIGH IN UNITED STATES   Labor Statistics Chief Sees ‘Plenty Of Strength In Present Picture’

CLAGUE SEES NO EVIDENCE ~ OF _LETDOWK   EMPLOYMENT NOW’ AT REC: ORD LEVEL AND’ WAGES HIGHER. THAN. DUR. —  . “INGA WAR.

‘2nd-Electrocution Reprieve Refused 3y Supreme Court   Rule That Negro Still ‘Must. Die

SUP: COURT REFUSES T0 SAVE NEGRO   Boy Who S$ Survived “One” Trip to > Chair - Must: Still Die _

Former Dracut Minister Callson Methodists to “Adopt” German Families

Governor Without Authority To Act   Oil Flows In Veteran’s Backyard But City Law Balks His Using It

Supreme Tribunal Says He Cannot Name Own Panels To Conduct Inquiries

‘INJURED IN ACCIDENT   Mre: Elma White and Ottawa _—- Couple Treated at Hospital

————E ee  ‘INJURED IN ACCIDENT   Mre. Elmo White and Ottawa Couple Treated at Hospital

Court Gets Off To Stormy Start  _ Justice Jackson  Accuses Colleaques

Jackson Says High Court Justices Encourage Official ‘Lawlessness

JACKSON RAPS COURT ACTION   Accusations Are Hurled At Colleagues On Opinion In Holding Co. Case

Jackson Blasts Supreme Court's Majority Ruling  Gibes At Reasoning In Utility Decision

 Fligh-Court in Session sigh-\ourt in Session Justice Jackson Blasts Majority  Decision In Reorganization Case

Jackson Hits Court Action   Justices Aceused of Backing Lawlessne:

Gas Line Breaks Curtailing Supply To 15 Towns In Northeast Texas

LIGHT SNOW DUE IN STATE TONIGHT   WEATHER MAN FOREQASTS DROP IN MERCURY IN MISSOURI AND KANSAS.

SSBSSSESESSeeSeSSeSeee eee e eee. *  M’Arthur Admiral in “Dry Land Navy”

Reich Mine Union Calls Strike for  Increase in Food   Stoppage in Ruhr Valley  Would Cost About 235,000 Tons of Coal

Germans Plan Demonstration for Tomorrow   Protest Against Food Shortages in British Zone

Three Badger Hunters Killed .  Tl Others Injured By 3rd Day of Season

3 Deer Hunters Reported Dead   Two Shot, Third Dies of Heart Ailment: Dozen Wounded

‘Can't Take Right-of-Way to Heaven,’  Garrison Warns Stubborn Drivers

Department Fuad Bill Expected To Be Ready Monday   Legislature May Be Set to Adjourn By End of Next Week

Strike Picture Eases in Paris   2 Subway Worker Unions Vote to End Walkout

STRIKE TIES UP PORTS IN FRANCE   40,000 MERCHANT SEAMEN QUIT — TENTH OF SUBWAY WORKERS END WALKOUT,

BREAK COMES IN PARIS TIEUE   Independent Vote To Enc Walkout; First Bus  Runs Resumed

Bus and Subway Strike in France Eases Up Slightly   Two Independent Unions Vote to End Three-Day Walkout

Paris Subway Strike Shows Sign Of Break   Idle Workers Return Te Jobs But Thousands . Still Walk

PARIS’ SUBWAY STRIKE SHOWS SIGN OF BREAK   Merchant Marine Unior Ties Up All Nation's  Ports, However

New Trouble Hits French Labor Front   Ports ‘Tied Up By Merchant Marine; Negotiating Pact

Crooner and His One-Punch Victim Patch It Up but Don't Shake Hands

Nine-inch Rain Leaves 100 Homeless in Erie, Pa... Damnane te Haan

STREET PROBLEMS STUDIED  Commission Pushes Plans For New Paving Program

Tripp Bill to Take State Out of Rum Business May Be Down But Is Not Out

SECRET WEAPON BEARING GERMS SAID IN HANDS   Americans »And _ British Stage Wide Roundup Of German Underground Leaders Reported Plotting Grim Offensive Against Al hes,

Diehard Nazis Jailed After Fast Roundup   Groups Aimed At Restoring German Might

DIE-HARD NAZIS HELD BY ALLIES AFTER ROUNDUP   Swift Strike Thwarts Underground Plot to Restore German Might

Allies Arrest Hundreds of Diehard Nazis   Underground Reided by American and British Troops

Diehard Nazis Are Taken Into Allied Custody   Members of Big Underground Move?

Arrests Thwart Nazi Germ Plot   Hundreds Of Diehard Leaders Are Seized By Allies Despite Storm.

Arrest Hundreds of Diehard Nazis To Thwart Reich Underground Plot

Hundreds Held In U. S. British Zones; Claimec Secret ‘Germ’ Weapon.

Allied Agents Seize Hundreds ‘of Die-Hard Nazis   Secret Bacteriological Weapon Ready for Use Claim of Underground

Nazi Underground Movement Smashed in Allied Rounduy   Yanks, -British Soldiers Participate in Raids During Snowstorms

Crush German Plotters   ‘Hundreds Held After Raid On Underground; ‘Claim Secret Bacter - iglogical Weapon

NANY LEADERS PICKED UP IN SURPRISE RAID   Diehard Nazis Planned Germ War Against The Allies

Hundreds Of Diehard Nazis Captured In U. S.-British Cleanup Of German Section

Allies Seize Hundreds of  Nazi Leaders   Attack On Russia With Secret Bacteria Weapon Under Plan

Subversive Group Is Seized in Reich   U.S. and British Agents Arrest Nazis in Underground Unit Claiming to Have a Secret Bacteriological Weapon.

Big Nazi Ring Plotting Germ Warlare Seized  Top SS Officers Nabbed By Yanks; Haned Ta Revive

WAA Dampens Hope of Budget Balancing by I Sele af Surnluce Garde

Molotov ‘Doubts’ U.S. Policy  Says Our Aid to Piaunnan tied 1°21...   Says Our Aid to Greece Not Likely To Restore Any Democracy There

Molotov Attacks Greek Aid Program; Doubts Move Will Restore Democracy In Greece

Molotov Labels Truman’s Plans As Interference   Doubts Democracy Will Be Restored

DEMOGR ACY IN GREECE QUESTIONED   Russian Foreign Min. ister, by Implication Labels U.S. Move as “Interference.”

Sees Sign Qt Foreign  Meddling   Doesn't Believe Truman Can Restore Greek Democracy

Molotov Labels Greek Aid Plan As Interference   Doubts Move Will Restore Democracy,>He Says in Special Interview   SEES COMPROMISE ON REICH PROGRAM   Reparations Are Important Bcth for Economy and Morale, He Asserts

Effectiveness of U.S. Aid fo Greece Doubted by Molotoy   First Public Reaction to Truman Plan

Molotov Views Truman Policy   Doubts That New Dictrine Wiil Help Restore Democracy

NOT FAVORED ~ BY MOLOTO\   Labels. American “Move-In-Greece As Tnterferanra   VOICES DOUBT   Suggests “Renunciation Of Interference As Rest Wav -

Molotov Doubts U.S. Aid  Will Demoeratize Greece   Soviet Minister Implies Truman Program Would Be Considered  Internal Interference

15 Percent Hike: ®Wages For Building Trades At Highest Peak Since 1920

Wages of Building Trades Rose 15% in Year, BLS Says ‘Largest Jump Since 1920 Is Shown

State Patrol Officer Shoot: Ohio Fugitive   Man Escapes Police; Takes Refuge in Church

Rector Used as Gunman's Shield  Holds Police Off for More Than Hour

Albania Is Accused Of Mining Channel   UN Security Council Hears British Charges

Rapid City Man, Reported Dead, Is Reunited With Wife By Dog ‘On Street Of Sacramento, Calif.

Despite Prosperity’, lowa Relief Load Gets Heaver   It's Easier To Get And ‘Payments More Liberal —

TRUCKER ADMITS ASSAULT SLAYING   Arrest Solves Indianapolis Murder Mystery

Oboy! School Is Out—Maybe— Conaress Had Its Moments   The Boys Pack, But Fred Hints Senate ‘Filibuster

U. S. Officials Seek To Have Texas Removed From Alien Labor Blacklis

Cattlemen Support Hoof and Mouth Buffer Zone Plan   Joint U. S.-Mexican Proposal Presented  At El Paso Meeting

New Englanders Comply With Plan To Save Food  Tichten Belts      Tighten Belts As Truman Asks

New England Tightens Its Belt Today   Divergent Opinions As to Success of Meatless Tuesdays

Big Expansion Program Goal OfA.T. AndT   Borrowing Proposal Would Make Financial History

AT&T TO RAISE $350,000,000   Improvements Needed To Meet Demand For Service

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Aid to Greece Means “Increased Chance” for Freedom

‘MAIN STREET’ OFF THE MAP   Heavy Fire Damage in Lewis’ Sauk Centre

See How It's Done  UN Workers of 35 Nations  Witness American Christmas

U.N. Employes Enjoy Christmas  People Of 35 Nations Visit U. 8. Homes

United Nations Employes From 35 Countries Given Heart-Warming Christmas

T r . : ‘ e » U.N. Employes Observe Christmas In American Style In Private Homes In Three New York Towns

135 UN Employes Enjoy Christmas ‘In Homes of Binghamton Residents

UNO STAFF SAMPLES AMERICAN YULETIDE   New York Cities Entertair Personne! Of 35 Nations

UN Workers Entertained   Three New York Cities Give Them Typical American Christmas

BIDAULT SAID GIVEN PARLEY FREEDOM BY NEW FRENCH RULERS  GOVERNMENT FORMED AFTER SEVERAL VAIN ATTEMPTS OVER DAYS

Bidault Back In Post With Free Hand  Le er 2: ne, hen see   Premier Completes Organization of French Cabinet

BIDAULT WINS POWER IN MRP GABINET DEAL   Gets Free Hand As Minister At Moscow Conference

FULL FRENCH REGIME SET UP   Six-Party Cabinet Is Formed By Premier. Paul Ramadicer   \BIDAULT GETS POWER

ee ee ee  BIDAULT GETS SOVIET ‘FREE HAND’ PROMISE   ‘Assurance Of Moscow Independence Given

GOP Beats Eifort To Stall Measure   Democrats Lose, 48-44; Sights Set On Possible ‘Passaze By Week End -

CAVERN TRAGEDY BRANDED ‘HOAX’   ‘LOST’ PROPRIETOR DISCOVERED SAFE IN CITY, OFFICIAL SAYS

MAN BELIEVED LOST IN CAVE IS FOUND, SAID ADMITTING ENTIRE REPORT OF BEING MISSING HOAX

‘Hoax From Beginning’  Commissioner Says Man ‘Lost’ in Tennessee (Cave Has Been Located in New York City

Two Men Are Questioned in Stranqulation   ‘Hoax From Beginning to End’ Man Sought in Tennessee Cave Found in New York

Man Reported Lost In Cave Is Located In New York City; Entire Incident Called Hoax

Man Hunted for Week in Deep Tennessee Cave Turns Up Unexpectedly in New York--Big Hoax   Atom Scientist's Daughter Turns Up on Boston Common

Lay Off Labor, Congress Told   Bittner Says Congressmer Not Equipped for Job

BITTNER SAYS CONGRESS T00 MUCH FOR U.S.   CIO. Organizer’ Thinks Sclons Should Meet Every Ten Years

Bittner Gives Labor Bill Views  Solons Not Equipped  — Write Fair Laws, Say

C10 Chieftain Flays Solons    Organizer Says Group Not Equipped to- Write Labor Laws

CIO Leader  Blasts House  Committee Contends It-Isn’t   Contends It-Isn’t Equipped To Writ Fair Labor Laws

Congress Meets Too Often for U.S. Welfare, CIO Man Tells Congressmer

Congressmen Belittled by C.1.0. Leader   Are Not Equipped to Write Labor Laws, He Declares

Committee Told lt Couldn't Write Fair Labor Bill  McCowen Calls C10 Organizer ‘Narrow’

29,000 MOOSE AT CONVENTION   1,000 Initiates Brave Heat in Parade Yesterday

ITEMS OVER 14 CENTS SUBJECT TO SALES LEVY   Measure Passes Both Houses; Repeal Advocates Are Defeated   REVENUE MEASURE FOR BALTIMORE

Md. Assembly Defeats Drive To Erase Levy  Baltimore City Tax Meacura ic Daccad

Vet Tax Bill, Indian Vote Are Proposed   Tax Exemption Would Go To Vets Who Lived In State Jan. t, 1947

TAX EXEMPTION TO \OFFERED IN HOUSE   Proposal to Permit Indians tc Vote Also Offered; Propose Women As Jurors

Taft Opposed to Tax Cutback Before July   Position Collides With Intention of Rep. Knutson

TAFT OPPOSES CUT IN TAXES BEFORE JULY 1   Ohican Convinced 20 Per Cent Slash Can Be Made Effective Then.

Taft Opposes Any Tax Cuts Before July 1   Solon Wants Present Rate to Last Until Start of Fiscal Year

TAFT TO FIGHT QUICK TAX CUT   Ohio Senator Would Delay Effective Date of ‘20 Percent’ Act Until July

Taft Opposes Knutson Plan For Slashing  Income Tax .   Republican Leader Favors Cut Delay Until After July 1

TAFT APPROVES TAX CUT DELAY   Urges Reduction, if Voted, Be Effective July 1

SEN. TAFT COMES UT AGAINST TAX GUT BEFORE JULY   CGilean Declares the Present Rates Should Continue Unti New Government Fis cal Year Begins.   STAND COLLIDES WITH THAT OF KNUTSON   Senator Says Slash, If Mad: Retroactive to Jan. 1 as  Proposed, Would Boost This Year’s Deficit.

Quick Tax Cut Flayed by Taft   Senator Against Reduction Teefnre TInly 7

Taft Tosses Monkey Wrench Into Plans Of House Republicans for Tax Slashes

TAX CUT PLANS UPSET BY TAFT   Ohio Senator To Oppose Slice Taking Effect Before July 1

TAFT AGAINST TAX REDUCTION REFORE JULY: OPPOSES KNUTSON   Six Airports in Southeastern Ohio, Plus OU Field Improvement, ‘Planned

Monke Vv Wrench Into Plan   Taft Comes Out Against Income Tax Reduction  Before July 1

Condors---Too V 00 Weak to Kill Own Food---Are on U. S.- Relief Rolls

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Condors Enjoy Own Housing Under Federal Relief Plan

B-29's of the Bird World Have Qwn Private Estate and It Is Plenty Exclusive

Search in Vain for Atcheson   Ambassador's Death In-Plane Crash at Sea Believed Certain; Four Still Missing

ThreeRescued From Pacific: 5 Known Dead   Army Plane Goes Down After Running Out OF Fuel

Ships And Planes Continue Search Of Pacific Area   Ambassador, Four Others Are Lost Near Pearl Harbor

G. C. ATCHESON DEATH CERTAIN IN PLANE CRASH   SHORTAGE OF FUEL SENDS PLANE DOWN; THREE SURVIVORS

Ships Search For Atcheson, Four Others   Three on Crashed Plane Are Rescued; Five Badies Have Been Recovered From the Sea

AIR TRANSPORT PLUMMETS INTO PACIFIC OCEAN   Three* Ranking Of ficers From Gen. MacArthur's Staff Missing With Seven Others Near Pear! Harbor; Search Goes On.

Atcheson ‘And 9 Others Killed InPlane Crash  Near Hawaii; Search For 5 Missing Men —

Hold Slim Hope For Ambassador   Lights, Surface Ships, Carry On Bicheson Search.

EN ROUTE FROM JAPAN   Envoy George Atcheson, Jr. and Four Others Missing, Three Saved, live Bodies Recovered West of Pearl Harbor.

Ambassador Atcheson, 9 Others Lost in Crash 65 Miles From Pearl Harbor

Atcheson And 9 Others Lost   «++ Army Plane Crashes Off Honolulu Shore

USS. Advisor Feared Dead In Pacifie   Plane Forced to Land at Sea Near Honolulu; Six Dead: Three Rescued; Four Being Sought

ACHESON AND UR OTHERS WIIEVED DEAD   pane Bearing MacArthur Aid Top Army Brass Crashes Near Hawaii.

Search Still Going On For Atcheson  Authorities Concede Death of Leading

Atcheson And Others Feared Dead In Crash   SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MISSING MEN IN PACIFIC

Little Hope ls Held Out for Atcheson   Relieved to Have Perished When Plase Crashed Into Sea

Air and Surface Search for 10 Persons Goes or  Atcheson Death Is  iseel faekec wher

little Hope ls Held Out for Atcheson  Believed to Have Perished When Piene Panechad tatiana Cam

Recover 5 Bodies; 3 Saved   No Hope for George Atche: son and Three Fliers Still Missing

ORIENT EXPERT, NINE OTHERS GO DOWN IN OCEAN   B-17 Runs Out Of Gasoline Only 65 Miles Short Of Pearl Harbor Field

Hunt Continues lor 4 Bodies. Still in Ocean   Piane Lands in Sea 5 Minutes Short Of Hawaii as Pilot Runs out of Gas

Flash   Brief News Items Right off the Wires   Give Up Hope For 10

Three Injured Army Men Rescued: Five Bodies Recovered, Sixth Sinks in Shark-Inlested Waters

Army Plane Falls In Sea  Near Hawaii   Army Leaders Also Missing; Rescue 3 Among 13 On Raaed

All Believed Lost; Search Ts Continued   Recover Six Bodies After U. S.-Bound Plane Falls Into Pacific Ocean; 3 Survive Disaster

U. S. Adviser On Japanese  Affairs Lost   George C. Atcheson Jr. in Aerial Disaster en Route to Tokyo

BODIES OF FIVE ARE RECOVERED: THREE RESCUED   Lack of Fuel Forces B17 Into Sea; Slim Hope Viewed for Survivors

Ambassador And Staff Meet Death Upon Seas   Treaty With Japan Preparation Plans Will Be Continued

Regard Death Of Atceson As  feat   But Search Continues Over Pacific For —~U. S$. Ambasendor

Only Three Survive Platie Crash   George Atcheson One Of Four Missing After Ship Runs Out of Fuel Just West of Hawaii

'Key Men for Jap Peace Treaty _ Discussions Are Among 10  Missing After Plane  Crash at Sea.  TREATY MEETING   TREATY MEETING MAY BE POSTPONED

Atcheson, Nine Others Are Lost   Reconverted B-17 Crash Lands at Sea Near Hawaii

Ambassador to Japan Missing After Sea Crash  B-17 Gas Supply Exhausted on Flight to Hawaii

Search Still Going On For Atcheson   Authorities Concede Death of Leading American Official

George Atcheson Missing in Crash   MacArthur High Staff Officers Eall in Shark-Infested Waters

Diplomat Missing In Crash at Sea   George C. Acheson, Jr., One of Nine Lost Off Honolulu   5 BODIES RECOVERED   Three Injured Army Mer Are Rescued by Search ing Planes

B-17 By-passe Fueling Stop, Falls in Sea   “Long Beach Captain of Rescue Cutter Sees Sharks Near

Hope Wanes For Atcheson Lost in Crash   LU. S. Ambassador Goes Down With B-17 Into Ocean

Search Continues For Atcheson;:Few Rescue Hopes Held   Three Men Tell.of Crash of. B17 65° Miles West of Hawaii + Suiday

Hope Dwindles For Atcheson   Political Adviser in Japan Occupation, Four Others Still Missing After Plane Crashes West of Honolulu 

Atcheson Dies In Plane Crash  Near Honolulu   Ambassador to Tokyo Among Ten Victims

6. C. ATCHESON, M’ARTHUR AIDE, BELIEVED DEAD   One Of Four Missing Af~ ter Bomber Lands In Ocean Off Honolulu   PLANE’S GAS SUPPLY FAILED NEAR GOAL

Diplomat Missing ‘In Crash at Sea  ; Coorg Adkisson, Jr., One Nine Lost Off Honolulu  *5 BODIES RECOVERED - Fhree Injured Army Men Are Rescued by Search ing Planes         5 BODIES RECOVERED

10 Die Aboard B-17 Of Hawaiian Coast: Ambassador Lost   Recover 5 Bodies, See Sixth Sink as Search Continues

Nine Others Missing After Plane Accident   Air, Surface Searching Is Continued

Search Goes on for Aicheson,”: Four Others After Plane Crash  Three Ranking Officers of MacArthur's”: Staff Amona 10 Dead: Three Are thurs

Regard Death Of Atcheson As Certainty   Only Three Escape  Alive As Transport Plunges Into Ocean Search Continues

ENVOY LOSES HIS LIFE IN PLANE GRASH   Atcheson and Others Are Missing in  Pacific Area Flight

—SHIPS CONTINUE PACIFIC HUNT~  U.S. Ambassador And Four Others Are Still Missing In Sea Mishap ©  Three Rescued After Craft, Gut Of Fuel, Forced Down In The Pacific _

Three Saved, Five’ Bodies Are Recovered  Four More Lost As B-17 Hits Sea  Near Honolulu

SURFACE SHIPS JOIN IN SEARCH NEAR HONOLULU   Have Little Chance of Survival After 24 Hours in Water; Ran Out of Gasoline

Navy Rescues Three Men On [Il-Fated Ship   Converted Bomber Runs Out Of Gas Nearing Hawaii

5 Known Dead,  4. Missing In Crash Landing   George C. Atcheson, U. S. Political Adviser In Japanese Occupation, Among Missing; Lack of Gasoline Caused Tragedy

Geo. Atcheson One of Ten Men Hurled to Death   Search Continues, But Without Hope for the Four Still Missing

Gen. MacArthur Aide, Advisor In Japan, Lost   Army Plane Falls Into Sea West of Pearl Harbor

Atcheson’s Body Still Being Sought   Envoy To Japan And Number Of Others Are Lost When Plane Runs Out Of Gas Sunnly

Army Plane Crashes West Of Honolulu   Four Others Missing; Rescue Craft Saves Three Injured Men

Almost No Hope For Those Lost In Plane Wreck   Ranking Officers Of MacArthur's Staff Among Missing

ATCHESON LOST IN B-17 CRASH, IOWAN IS SAVED   High Officers Among 10 Feared Dead After Ditching in Pacific

Me Trace i Envoy Is Found   10 Persons Killed as State ‘Was Enroute to ‘Capital With Data 

Atcheson Goes Down Near Oahu   Plane on Way to Honolulu Short of Fuel; Search Fails to Find Any of Five Missing.

Three Rescued After Crash of Plane on Way to Tokyo; Ranking Officers From MacArthur's Staff Among Those Lost

SEARGH VESSELS FIND NO TRACE OF NOTED DIPLOMAT   Only Three Survive Wher Plane Is Forced Down Ry Fuel Exbouction

News Day And Night   Surface Ships Search For George Atcheson Off Honolulu   > % Important I apers Also Feared Lost   Three Survive Crash-Land.ing Made When Fuel Supply Exhausted

Peace Treaty Not Effected   ‘Four Others Lost in Pacific  Near Pearl Harbor, 3  Rescued, 5 Bodies Found

ATCHESON’S DEATH IS REGARDED: AS ALMOST CERTAIN   He and Nine Others Were In a Plane Crash at Sea Saturday.   WAS WEST OF HONOLULU   Search Continues for the Chief U. S. Political Adviser.

Aboard Plane That Crashed In Sea Near Hawaii   One Of Four Still Missing; Five Bodies’ Recovered; Three Army Men Rescued

See But Little Hope Of Finding Atcheson Alive   Continue Pacific Searct For Ambassador And 4 Other Crash Victims.

Atcheson Lost As Army Plane Falls in Pacific   Ambassador and 3 Others Missing Near Honolulu; ‘4 Bodies Recavared

Ambassador Atcheson and Nine Others Lost in Mishap West of  Hawaiinn Base

Air And Surface Search  Goes On   U. S. Ambassador, Nine Other Men Lost In Crash

Air and Surface Search for 10 Persons Goes on   Atcheson Death Is Virtual Certainty

Continue Search for Atcheson   Chances of Survival of Plane Crash Held Slim

20-25 Below Zero Due In Some Areas   Frigid Saturday Night Forecast; Five Deaths Reported Thus Far.

TRAIN AND BUS SERVICE. BACK: SCHOOLS OPEN   Main Highways Cleared as North lowans Dig Out of Heavy Snowilall

Forecast Drop To 25 Below in State Saturday   New Warning Comes As State Digs Out After Worst Storm In Four Years

Low Readings Forecast For Some Sections   State In For Bad Spell As Record Blizzard Keeps Area Snow-bound

Severe Cold Wave Is Slowly Developing; Major Roads Opened   Secondary Roads Blocked

PARENTS INSIST SON DIDN'T DROP INFANTS   Officials Sharply Divided In Massillon Hospital Case

Portal: Claims Near 4 Billion  One Union Refuses to Bring Action

‘Portal’ Pay Suits above 4 Billion; NAM Intervenes in Original Case

NEW ASPECTS HIT PORTAL ACTIONS   iQne Firm Closes, Another's Employes Spurn Suit

First Allied Writer To Enter Kamal In East Indies Finds Town Of Death

Death Found by AP On Indies’ Island  Indonesians Left Isle Despoiled

Finds Town of Death after Hostilities   Correspondent Visits Netherlands East Indies.

$11,200 15 SENT - MINERS’ FAMILIES   MES. EMMONS BLAINE MAILS CHECK TO RELATIVES OF BLAST VICTIMS.

WOMAN SENDS CHECKS TO MINERS WIDOWS   7 Daughter Of Invemter Of The Reaper, Gives $21,760 Ts Families Of Centratiz Victim

Democrat to Be Mayor Of Chicago   Martin H. Kennelly Scores Biggest Win In 12 Years

Democrats Win In Chicago  Reawticn Kamnalla Ie   Martin Kennelly Is Swept Into Office As Mayor

‘Democrats Regain Control  As Newcomer Triumphs In ‘Chicago’s Mayoral Election

Democrats Win Major Test in Chicago Electior   Republican Hopes of "Big City’ Victory Buried in ‘Landslide’

Democratic Forces Win in Chicago Vote   Martin H. Kennelly Swept Into Mayor's Office by Majority Of 973 354 Votes

Kennelly Elected Mayor of Chicago   Republicans Make Slight--Council- Gains

DEMOCRATS WIN CHICAGO VICTORY   Kennelly Elected Mayor In Smashing G.0.P. Loss

Kennelly New Chicago Mayor; Easy Triumph   Demos Retain Control In First Big °47 Test Of Political Trends.

Democrats Blast G.0.P. Aspirations in Chicago   Kennelly Chosen Mavor in Nation’s First Test of a7 PRaliticrn!l Trande

Kennelly Elected Chicago Mayor   Republicans Had Hoped To Smash Big City Political Dynasty

Democrats Retain Hold on Chicago   GOP Hopes Shattered as ‘Kennelly Wins Handily

Chicago Smashes Republican Hopes   Democrats Win Crushing Mayoral Victory

DEMOCRATS IN CHICAGO WIN   Score Big Triumph By Electing Martin Kennelly Mayor

KENNELLY NEXT CHICAGO CHIEF   Democratic Candidate Elected Mayor as G.0.P. Wins Council Seats.

Election Lost To Republicans  ~ Democrats Muster Force in Chicago

REPUBLICAN HOPES ARE SMASHED AND DEMO IS ELECTED   ‘Tide of Democratic Votes it  Chicago Sweep Kennelly Into Office

Democrats Win In Chicago;GOP Hopes Biasted   Mayorality Race Ils Won by Democrats’ Martin Kennelly

Demos Shatter GOF Hones In Illinois Elections Tuesday   Kennelly Wins by 273,354 Votes in Mayoral Contest

Demos Win In Chicago Race   Votes Sweep Kennelly To Mayor's Office; Shatter GOP Hones.

$10,000 Grabbed In Factory Holdup  Goodrich Plant Being Searched Cw Tames Raliaual Séctl lueida

NEW PORES! FIRE WARNINGS ARE TSSUED   Artificial And Real Rain Fails To End Danger

FOREST FIRES AGAIN. FEARED   OFFICIALS IN THREE NEW ENGLAND STATES ISSUE WARNINGS OF DANGER

Nature, Man Fail To Stop  - Forest Blazes   New Warnings Qut In New Englind* States, “Except -Vermont;'As Drought Grips Section.

NEW FOREST FIRE WARNINGS SOUND IN EAST   Real And Artificial Rair Fail To End Danger In New England

FALL OPENING OF UPPER IOWA POSTPONED DUE TO DELAY IN  TARO PDTITEMAAR OF RITTIMnINGCS.

SENATE LEFT IN CHAOS BY BILBO BATTLE   HOUSE WHOOPS IT UP, ELECTS NEW GOP SPEAKER

By Filibuster   Southerners Launch Talk Fest Against GOP Move to Bar Senator From Mississippi; House Organization Is Completed

THEATER CEILING FALLS; 50 INJURED   Victims Buried Under Litter of Plaster and Other Debris dn Pittsburch.

34 Are Admitted To Two Hospitals; J. Maggio, R. Ross Critically Hurt

FIFTY INJURED WHEN THEATRE CEILING FALLS   Large Section Tumble: On Park Audience In Meadville

Jon MARE ESCAPE  Roof Collapse Injures Fifty In Pennsylvania Theater —

Ceiling Of Theater Crashes, 50 Hurt  Audience Is Trapped By Sudden Collance

RED CROSS ‘DRIVE STARTS TUESHAY   ANNUAL INGATHERING STARTS NEXT WEEK FOR WORTHY CAUSE

RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP FUND DRIVE WILL OPEN TUESDAY FOR WEST STORY COUNTY

RECOGNITION OF MINE FOREMEN IS CHALLENGED   Coal Operators Request NLRB To Withdraw  Certification

Legality Of Lewis’ Mine Foremen’s Union Is Challenged By Operators

NLRB CHALLENGED BY TWO COAL OPERATORS   Question Legalits Of Body's Re cognition Of Lewis’ Union  Tike: Siteu Easnmo:

U. S. Will Not Allow Europe To Collapse   Secretary Accuses Russians Of Deliberately Sabotaging Foreign Recovery Program

SOVIET STAND DRAWS ATTACK BY MARSHAL!   Se@retary of State To Seek Pact On Germany

Ten Economists See Great Danger Ahead for Nation   Former Big-Wigs in Washington Offices Offer ‘Security’ Formulc

They Call For Price Cuts,  Wage Hikes   Group of 10 Include Bewles, Henderson, Porter, Nathan .-

Ten Analysts Predict ‘Bust’   Crisis Blame Laid To Swollen Profits

JRGE — IMMEDIATE) APPOINTS ACTION TO AVERTTEACHER 1 ECONOMIC = CRISISHIN BLAIR

REPORT GIVES NINE WAYS TO -ANR COLLAPSE   Claims Crippled Purchasing Power Taking Nation Toward Setback.

Economists Urge Immediate Action   Numbér Of Steps Declared Needed In Next 60 Days To Hait Downward Economic Drift

Ten Economists Say Nation Is ‘Heading ‘For ‘Economic Bust’ in Next Five Year:

Economists Warn U. 8. Is Rushing  For Depression   Recession Certain in 3 to 5  Years, Bowles and Mates Declare

Plane Crash Kills Mid-State Printing Company Officers   Accident Occurs During Picnic Attended by Local People

Iowa Couple Arrested for Kidnaping   Seek to Regain Custody of Baby They Helped Raise

Mercury Bounces Back From Sub-Zero Readings In Northern Minnesota

Freezing Rain And Snow Hit n Wide Area  Mator Travel In   Motor Travel In  Several Sectors... Meade Haza daue

ANT ARE SAVED ON FLYING BOAT   Coast Guard Complete: Rescue Of 69 From Stormy Atlantic

Rescue Last Of 69 On Plane Down In ‘Atlantic   _ Seventeen Men And A Woman Had Remained Aboard Wave-Tossed Flying Boat Last Night; Rescue Ship Is Due In F riday.

All Are Saved From Plane Down at Sea  One Woman, 17 Men Spend Wild Night

ALL 69 TAKEN OFF FALLEN SKY QUEEN   15 Dumped in Ocean From Raft in Transfer Rescued Immediately   WILL DESTROY PLANE

69 Rescued From Plane Forced Down In Atlantic   ‘Perilous Operation Of Transferring Passengers And _ Crew From Flying Boat To Cutter During Gale At Sea  Completed This Morning; Plane Will Be Destroyed

FALLEN SKY QUEEN   15 Dumped in Ocean From Raft in Transfer Rescued Immediately   WILL DESTROY PLANE

69 Rescued Fron Flying Boat  Coast Guard Cutter Saves All On Board

Ten Of Aboard Rescued   Coast Guard Crew. Trving to Transfer Others; .. Plane’s Hull Leaking **

Passengers of Huge Flying Boat — Rescued From Turbulent Atlantic

RESCUE IS COMPLETED AT DAYLIGHT   Vost of 62 Passengers and Crew of Seven Taken Aboard Coast Guard Cutter Before Darkness Fell Yesterday.

Flying Boat. ForcedDowr In Atlantic.   Hecivy Seas Hamper. Rescue of 69 Aboard Giant Plane---Coast Guard Stuncing By.

Coast Guard Completes Sea Rescue  Cine Te Deetacnwel   Crew Is Praised For Heroic Task In Stormy Ocean

69 RESCUED FROM PLANE WN ATLANTIC   Downed Flying Boat Is Ordered Destroyed as Menace to Navigation.

69 on Board Flying Boat Are Rescued   Abandoned Plane In Mid-Atlantic To Be Destroyed; No Lives Lost

62 Passengers and Crew of 7 Removed in Wind-Tossed Sea   Big Flying Boat To Be Destroyed as. Menace ~ to. Navigation

Daring Rescues By Coast Guard Men Completed   Passengers. and Crew Of  "Huge. Flying, Boat Are  Taken.'to Ship In: *: Stormy - Atlantic”

a ee ee     Flying Boat Is Ordered  Sunk; Total Fixed At 69   17 Men, One Woman Spend Night Aboard Craft Down On Sea

ALL ABOARD PLANE DOWNED AT SEA SAVED   62 Passengers, 7 Crewmen Taken from Craft Floating in Atlantic.

All 69 On Plane Now  Aboard Ship   Coast Guard Completes Rescue Of Craft's Passengers And Crew In Stormy Ocean

69 Persons on Plane Rescued  Flying Boat Forced Down in Atlantic

FINISH RESCUE OF 69 ABOARD FLYING BOAT   18 Spend Night on Plane; Coast Guard Orders Airliner Destroyed

Daring Actior At Sea Saves 69 on Clipper   Giant Waves Make Mission Hazardous; Life Raft Overturns

Rescue All 69 Aboard Plane Downed at Sea  Cnaset Guard Cutter’s   Coast Guard Cutter’s Crew Lauded for Difficult Operation

Rescue All 69 Aboard Plane Downed at. Sea   Coast Guard Cutter’: Crew Lauded for Diffi. cult Operation

All Aboard © Downed Craft Are Rescued —  62 Passengers 7 Crewmen Take

69 ARE RESCUED FROM BIG PLANE DOWN IN OCEAN   Coast Guard Cutter Takes Off Passengers, Crew Despite High Seas

All 69 Rescued. From Flying Boat In Stormy Seas  Pnmesd Maned Effacrte   Coast Guard Effects Daring Rescue After Plane Forced Down

Flying Boat Lands at Sea. All Rescued   Big Plane Carrying Total Of 69 Forced Down in Atlantic; Baby Among Those Taken Off

0) Passengers, Crew Remov  From Big Plane  Coast  Gilurd, Finishe:   Coast Guard Finishes TransferFrom'Storm Tossed Atlantic Toda

Coast Guard Rescues 69 On Flying Boat   High Waves Hinder Rescue Work; Last 18 Are Removed This Morning; To Abandon Plane.

All Rescued From Plane In Atlantic   Bightcen. Had ta Stay in Sturm-Tassed. Flying Boat During Fearful Might

ALL 62 PASSENGERS AND CREW OF FLYING BOAT RESCUED FROM PLANE FORCED DOWN IN ATLANTIC

—Friendship Train—  IOWANS GREET SPECIAL   Council Bluffs Gives Biggest Single Pickup Since Carrier Left L.A.

Republican Plan Voted, 273 to 137   Beat Down Democrats Move to Recommit Measure by 237: to 172

Income fax Cut Voted in House By Easy Margin   Measure, If Okayed by Senate and Truman, To Aid Little Fellows

GOP, MEASURE TO CUTINCOME TAXES PASSED BY HOUSE   Legislation Faces Revision in - Senate Before Final Posscue :

HOUSE VOTES T0 CUT DOWN INCOME LEVY   Action Taken In Fulfilment of Major Re publican Campaign Pledge.

House Votes Tax Cuts Of 20 and 30 Per Cent; Bill Now Goes to Senate

Senate Likely To Modify Bil For 20-30% Cuts   Effective Date May Be Changed to July  Instead of January

BILL MAY GET WORKING OVER BY SENATORS   Retroactive Date Made Las! Jan. 1 May Be Set Up to July 1.

Republican Votes Carry Bill Over Democrats” Objections; Senate May Revise Some Phases Of First Major Reduction in Tax Since 1928

Republican-Sponsored Bill Faces Rougher Going In The Senate      Sharp Revision  May Be Decreed   Truman Opposes Tax Slash, But Observers Not Convinced He'll Veto It

OCCUPATION LONE MERGER IS PLANNED   Bevin Says Next Big 4 Meet Will Be Fateful

Bevin Says Remedy Up To Germans   Must Help Themselves Out of Food Shortage,  Briton Declares

Bevin Predicts 3 More Months of Food Shortage in Germany   Says German People Must Contribute to Their Own Recovery

U.S. Promises Supply Shipments  To Be Increased  Greek Aid Bill Sent to Truman for Siaqnature

German F ood Problem Will  Remain Acute   Bevin Says Shortage Will Last At Least 3 Months; German Help Needed

ll Victims Of Slayings   Took Place In Russian Zone; Two Boys Overlooked.

U.S. Prepares To Lift Curtain In Palestine Policy   Statement Outlining U. 5S. Intentions In Holy Land Being Drafted For United Nations   OTHER STEPS ALSO PLANNED BY U. S.

MILLIONS OF "ARABS STAGE BIG WALKOUT   PROTEST STRIKE "AGAINST  j THE PARTITION AS U. 8.  : DHAFTS POLICY STATEMENT

OHIO LIQUOR TRADE NETS $54,000,000   Beer And Malt Tax Tops 1946 Profits

Martin Praises American Efforts In World War?   Solon Is Guest of Two Houston Oilmen For Fiery Speech

U. §. Job in Greece To Last One Year   Fighting Slows Building Work, Griswold Reports

Aid to Greece Will Not hal   U.S. Reconstruction to Be Pressed Despite War, Declares Griswold

LICENSES ISSUED. NEW SUITS FILED   Circuit Court Doings at Bloomfield Reported for Period.

COURT BUSINESS DESCRIBED TODAY   ‘Divorces Granted; Suits  Are Put on File; Issue Licenses.

BUSINESS ITEMS OF COURT TOLL   Action Is Taken Todas and During Weekend in Suits.

NEW CASES FILED: LICENSE ISSUED   Court Items from County Seat Reported Today.

COURT BUSINESS ITEMS REPORTEL   Three Suits Put on File: Marriage License Is Issued.

SECURITY COUNCIL STUDIES PROBLEMS   Delay Expected in Hearing of Albania Case

U.S, EFFORTS 10 PREVENT PHONE STRIKE FALTER   Bill Aimed at _ Walkout Threat  Cannot Pass In Time

Phone Workers Ask Investicatior  Songressmen Invited Ta Deahka Pe    Congressmen Invited To Probe Alleged Monopolistic Policy

Some Buildings Damaged, Communications Lines Hit; Ada Hes Moderate Rain During Night, Downpour In Morning

Yellowstone River Is Ice-Free Again  North Dakota Farmers Along Missouri River Still Alert For Flood«

Put Binnacle On The Blink  ‘Shipping Crisis’ Caused By Family Of Baby Birds

Gottfried Freed ~ Pending Appeal   Forman and Stanton Alsc  Post Bail in New York

EX-LEGISLATOR WM. C. STENSON GOES TO JAIL   Contractor Claims Trickery In Deal On War Surplus

Jail W. Stenson On Fraud Charge  Greenland Resident Asks for Hearing

COAST GUARD PLANE GIVEN AP ASLOST      TEENAGER 'S OAS INDER ARREST PLAR AFTER SHGITING WE A

"Northern Ohio Outbreaks Raise Epidemic Fears   Smallpox, Typhoid Precautions Taken By Health Officials

Dread Diseases Break Qut in Northern Ohio   Smallpox, Typhoid Are Discovered in Two Communities

ALL ON BOARD PLANE SAVED   Last Of Passengers, Crew Taken From Flying Boat : Downed In Atlantic

Heroic Rescue Of 69 At Sea Closed   Coast Guard Cutter Heads For Port With All Off Flying Boat On Board

Rescue Ship Heads For Port With All 69 Survivors Of Crashed Plane

Coast Guardsmen Rescue All 69 Of  Plane’s Survivors   Crash-Landed Airliner Scuttled In Atlantic A  Navigation Precaution; Cutter Heads For Calmer Cane Aud Bast 18 Besdon

ALL TAKEN OFF AIRLINER IN SEA   COAST GUARD CUTTER HEADED FOR BOSTON WITH CRAET’S 69 SURVIVORS.

All Safe In Hazardous Rescue In Stormy Seas Of Flying Boat Victims   Randoned Plane Is Sunk With Shets From Rescue Weather Gutter As Last Of Large Passenger Rester fe Teken Fram Doamed Sele

All Survivors  Of Atlantie Plane Mishap  Are Rescued  18 Who Remain On Board All Night Get Off Safely; Airplane Is Sunk

All Passengers On Flying Boat Reported Saved   Last 18 Taken Off Craft After Spending Hazardous Night

Flying Boat’s 69 Passengers Head for Home   Coast Guard Cutler Take: Last 18 From Wrecked Over-Seas Plane

Drivers Renew Licenses After  July 5, 1948   New Law Requires Renewal 30 Days Before Birthday

Red Film Charges Promises Broken   ‘Battle of Stalingard’ Pictures Churchill Bucking Opening Second Front

Stalin Depicted in “The Battle of Stalingrad” as Saying “They Want us to Fight Their Battles for Them,” and of Accusing 2 Nations of Breaking Promise to Open Western Front in 1944 so Russia Would be “Bled White.”

SOVIET MOVIE SHOWS ALLIES AGAINST REDS   U. S., Britain Depicted As Delaying Start Of  Second Front

‘Stalingrad’ Movie Charges U.S., Britain  Sought to ‘Bleed’ Russia to Dictate Peace

Soviet Film to Depict U.S.-Britain in Plot To  Dictate Terms of Peace

*So That Russia Would ‘Be, “Bled White, and  Western Allies Could ' Dictate Peace Terms

Soviet War Film Depicts ‘Stalin of Accusing U.S., Britain of “Welching”

Russian Movie Raps Britain, United States   Wartime Allies Pictured As Trying To Bleed USSR

FDR Depicted As Weakling ... .  Russian Film Slaps  At America-Britain

SOVIET FILM ACCUSES U. 9. GREAT Bi BRITAIN       "Battle Of Stalingrad’ Movie Blames Churchill For  ate Western Move

(Russian Movie Shows {Stalin Accusing U. S., ‘Britain of Bad Faith

FILM ACCUSES ALLIES   Western Front Delayed to Blee Russia White, Its Theme

Churchill Presented As Prime Mover in Alleged Objectives To Throttle U.S.S.R.

SOVIET MOVIE HITS ALLIES   Stalin Depicted As Hurling Charge Russians "Bled White’

Dormitory Fire Routs 300 Women   Three Burned In Washington Blaze; Clothing Ruined

Indian Powers Mav Withdraw  From Britain   English Warned Against Further Deteriorations In  Relations With E. Africa

Britain Is  Warned of Its Relations  ¥ * Two Countries  May Withdraw

RADIATION ILLNESS COURSES STARTED   Most American Medical Schools Open Classes to Study Sickness.

CHILD DIES — AFTER BEING WHIPPED ~   Kalamazoo Man Held on Open Charge Temporarily

WHEEL TAX CASE AGAIN IN COURT   Judge Ben Anderson Takes Suit Under Advisement

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Says Rosner Tried To Have L. B. Mayer Excused In Probe

SIX RESCUED AFTER CRASH IN LABRADOR   WILDERNESS WRECK BLAMED ON POWER FAILURE

HELICOPTER AIDS IN RESCUE WORK   Flies Out 3 Of Survivors fi Labrador Plane Crash...

lowa House Votes Bill for $23,978,000 for  Support of Insttufions

$23,973,000 For Support of 8 Institutions   Passed With Little Discussion, Sent to Senate By 97-0 Vote

Won't Let Soviet Dominate Parley With Propaganda   U. S. to Concentrate On Austrian Peace and German Unification

Civil War Threat Clouds Big 4: Talks  Soviet-Spurred Clash in France And Italy Renarted Feared

TAFT SAYS TAX LOAD OUGHT TO CET REDUCTION   Proposes Slash Of $3 Billions In Next Session

Tells lowa Bankers Government Costs Unreasonably High   Sees No Increase In Aid To Europe Made By Conaress

NEW TRY FOR VETOED BILL 5 INDICATE   Unannounced Candidate Talks to lowa Bankers at Des Moines.

U. S. Determined to Collect Jap Reparations  Urgent Directive to MacArthur Being Considered

U.S. Determined  to Collect  Jap Reparations Urgent Directive  to MacArthur  DW.7 . ~~. «8 Y

U.S. Determined Japs Will Pay  Will Start Collections Aft   Will Start Collections At Once

Searchers Find All 50 Dead In Plane Crash  Craft Struck Peak, Burned; Saeand Warect Air Tracedv

Low Flying Blamed For  Air Travedy   Wreckage Strewn. Over Wide Area Of Virginia

Fifty Persons Died in Plane Crash  Weary Searchers Find Wreckage

Fifty Persons Died in Plane Crash  CURiaemcey CGanwerhara   Weary Searchers Find Wreckage of Big Transport

COMMUNIST PARTY WON MOST SEATS IN NEW PARLIAMENT—REPEAT VOTING IS AD “‘MITTED .

Tanks Called Up at Trieste   Clash Between Yugoslava Ttalians Averted

AVERT CLASH NEAR TRIESTE   Italians, Yugoslavs Point Tanks at Each Other  On New Frontier

ee eS es SS ee ee ee ee  Tanks Pointed At Each Other At New Border   Then Yugoslavs Agree To Refer Argument To Joint Commission

YUGOSLAV-ITALIAN CLASHS: AVERTED   ‘TWO POINT TANKS AT EACH OTHER AT CONTESTED ‘POINT ON FRONTIER.

Ten Killed In British Wreck   Right German Prisoners Of Wat And Two British Soldiers Are Victims

ISSEMBLYMEN RETURN TO STATE CAPITOL TO DRAFT IMPORTANT LEGISLATION

State Assembly Sessions Will  Resume Today   Members Of State sLegislature Are Back In Harrisburg To Resume Action   INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR TUESDAY

May Integrate Medical School, State Hospital   Cooperative Plan Under Consideration By Two Boards

Integration Of Institutions Is Urged In State   MEDICAL SCHOOL AND STATE HOSPITAL ARE LINKED

Fight Story Anartment ‘Building “ti Heart of Washinaton- Calfecces

One Killed As Building’s Floors Fall.  : Several ‘Injuved In Washineton: :

BUILDING FALL FATAL TO ONE   Several Others Injured As Apartment Building In Capital Collapses

RIO TALKS BEGIN ON CORDIAL NOTE   First Of Addresses Toda) Will Launch Conference

Delegates Optimistic Over Indications Of Display Of Solidarity   “Conference of Petropolis” Opens This Afternoon But “Brass Tacks’ Debate Will Not Come Before Next Week.

Argentina Held As Only Block To Defense Pact   Delegates Showing Unanimous Optimism

Delegates Optimistic » Of Success   Marshall Appeal: For Solidarity Of Hemisphere

Marshall Calls for Display Of Hemisphere Solidarity As Rio Conference Begins

Senate Leaders Plan For Speed On Labor Bil   Republican Leaders To Press For Speedy Action On New Labor Legislation   EXPECT TO RESTORE SOME FEATURES

SENATORS SET FOR FAST MOVE ON LABOR BILL   “Teeth” To Be Sacrificed fo _ Speed; Action May Come In 10 Days

0 MORE “TEETH”   Nation’s Eyes on Developing Pattern of 15c Hourly Boost

Montana Hushand of Polish War Bride Is Awaiting Developments in Slaying Case

George Curtin “Standing by" And Awaiting Developments In California Shooting Case

Good Evening...  Only 30 days until Halloweer  Wigs Sigler eae oh   Forecast 70 to 82 Highs far Thuredayv

Constitutionality Of Legislative Plan Is Raised By Pressman   Chief Counsel Says Unions Were Compelled To File Portal-to-Portal Pay Claims When Employers Refused To Bargain On Issue.

CIO Moves To Defend Portal Suits   Attorney Tells Committee Bills  To Outlaw Suits  Are Uncenstitutiona:

UN Balkan Committee Moves Into N. W. Greece for Check   Seek On-Spot Facts of “International Brigade” in Guerrilla Warfare

Greeks Deport 7.000 to Island In Aegean Sea  Karly Reports Tell Of Few Signs   Early Reports Tell Of Few Signs  Of International Troops from Albania

Probers in North Greece   Seek Evidence of “International Brigade”’ In That Area 

UNO BALKAN GROUP BEGINS GREEK STUDY   Commission To Investigate ‘International Brigade’

Balkan Probe Group Goes Into Greece   On-the-Spot Study Of Invasion From Albania Made

International Brigade Repor Investigated   Balkan Subsidiary Commission Team Finds Little Fvidence

U.N. Group Makes Greek Spot Probe   Greece Charges  Invasion From

To See for Themselv es  ee er et     U.N. Group in Greece Looks Into  ‘International Bri ‘igade’ Charge

Pilot Taken fo Field Hospital   Flying Farmers Meet at Capital   UN Commission In Greek Probe

International Brigade ChargesBeingProbed   United Nations Sub Commission In Greece For On-The-Spot Investigation   11,500 Persons Arrested In Greece For Political Offenses

~U. N. Group Making On-The-Spot Check Of Greek ‘Invasion’ Charges

UN Team Views North Greece   Showdown With Russi: Over Border Watch Expected Soon

Siam Agog  Over Theft t  Three Carat Diamond   Three Carat Diamond Is Reported Missing From Ruddha Forehead.

U.S. Government Bonds Register Sharp Decline:   Drop Indicates New Price Support Policy By the Federn] Recarve

Forrestal Takes Defense Post   Sworn In As First Secretary Of National Defense In   Simple Ceremony

Grand Jury Indicts Hof Springs Mayor On Bribery Count  Also Charges Conversion   Also Charges Conversion Of City Funds Against Veteran Political Boss

McLaughlin Is Indicted By Grand Jury   Bribery, Conversion Of City Funds Are Among Charges

“DONT BE A QUITTER”, SIGLER SAYS, TURNING DOWN MYER’S NOTICE   Tells Lapeer Editor He Wants Him To Fight For Beliefs. In Race Track Lease Deal    OPPOSITION IS MOUNTING

Sigler Refuses Resignation. Of Lapeer Man   Says He. Wants : _ Myers to. Stay ‘on State Fair Board

Police Recover  $80,000 In Loot   Merchandise Is Stolen From Big TenTon Truck.

Club Decides To Give Car To Negro Who Won, Lost   President Of Kiwanis International, However. Warns Clubs Against Lotteries As Means Of Raising Funds; Ahoskie Case Stirs Ire Of Nation

George Calls for ~ Reduction in Tax   Calls Cut in Income Tax Wise Move for Congress

BRITISH LORDS’ VETO CURB SEEN   King Assures Parliament Of Continued Support Of United Nations

KING OPENED — PARLIAMENT   LABOR GOVERNMENT TO PRESS FOR CURBING VETO OF HOUSE OF LORDS °*

‘Homesick’ Truman Breaks Senate Rules. Occupies Old Seat and Speaks Briefly

President Smilingly Breaks Senate Rules “Senator From Missouri” Is  Extended Cordial Welcome

Truman Takes Old Seat In Senate, Speaks Briefly      ‘Homesick For It,’ He Tells Cheering Chamber; ‘Spent Best 10 Years There’

Truman Sits At Old Desk  In Senate    President Pays Surprise Visit and Makes Speech

President Makes Unscheduled Visit to Senate  - Truman Gives Speech During !mpromptu. Appearance Today ‘-

‘SENATOR TRUMAN   President Breaks Precedent, Takes Old Place In Senate

Truman Breaks Precedent With Talk to Senate   ‘Spent Best Years‘: In Senate, He Tells -Aoprclauding Members

TRUMAN TOOK His OLD SEAT ON THE . SENATE FLOOR   Made a Brief Speech Before the Upper Branch of Congress.   SPENT TEN YEARS THERE   Was Granted Five Minutes by Senator Vandenberg, Republicai:

TRUMAN TAKES SEAT IN SENATE   Breaks Precedent in Chamber Sideplay

Sacrifices to Help Europe Are Requested   Distilleries To Be Asked to Shut Down to Conserve Grain

Meatless 7 uesdays Are Proposed  to Conserve Food   President Truman, Secretary Marshal! and Charles Luckman Issue Urgent Appeal! to Help Euroneans

Appeals to People To Help Save Food For Europeans;  To Demand Action. By Grain Exchanges

alt IS OVERNMENT      President And Three Cabinet Members Uree Faod Cuts’

No Poultry  Thursdays  Also Asked   Distillers Will Be Requested To Shut Down On ' Use Of Grain For 60 Days— Grain Exchanges Scored

TRUMAN URGES MEATLESS DAY TO AID EUROPE   Asks Americans To Skip Eges And Poultry Ohne Thiwedawe

NO MEAT TUESDAY, NO _ POULTRY, EGG THURSDAY - PRESIDENT’S REQUEST

TRUMAN URGES MEATLESS DAYS TO AID EUROPE   Suggests Americans _Also Abstain From Poultry And Eggs One Day   “TIGHTEN OUR BELTS” MARSHALL DECLARES

Meatless, Poultryless Days Asked To Help Meet World Food Crisis   Distillers Urged To Close Plants   Marshall Warns Food To.  day Is U. S. Foreign Policy For Achieving Peace

Graia Marts Called On to Increase Rule On Down Payments   Distilling Industry to Be Asked to Close Down for 60 Days to Help in Europe's Food Crisis: Marshall, Others Talk on Program

arees Americans Abstain From Poultry and Eggs  President Calls For Meatless _ Days Opening Save-Food Drive

REDUCED USE QF POULTRY. BREAD ASKED   Truman Says Saving Is Essential to Help Secure Peace

DA. BOWEN BELIEVES U5. SHOULD STAY IN JAPAN   Explains Jap Interest Ir /' Their Schools   GETTING FIRST CHANCE

Decisions On Big Issues  In Congress  Labor Bill, Aid To Balkans And Nomimation Un

House To Debate Bill Restricting. Union Practices  Senate To Vote On _ Aid To Greece, Then On TVA Director

Vital Issues Face Conaress In Busy Week Decisions Are Due  Over Domestic,   ee nS . fy Le Leet

Indianapolis Sex Slayings Alarm State   Hoosier Officials Take Action For Modernization af Laws to Deal With Sex OF 2.

Sheriff, Irritated, Leads In Raiding   Tulsa Officer Finds Gembling Set-ups Closed Gets Little Liquor

New Profest on Oil Machinery   $1 Million Worth Missing in Romania

Oil Equipmen Shipments to Russia Stop   Settlement of Account With Romania Sought

 Russian Tactics in Romania Bar Export of Oil Refinery  Refuses Information on Properties

U. S. Protests Reds’ Failure To Settle Debt   Incident Involves Oil Machinery Taken in Romania

US Plans Superbomber Base In Northeastern Maine Area Abandons Newfoundland Blueprint

U.S. Builds Air Base in Maine  Superbombers To Use Northwest Airdrome

Davidson Reports on Clandestine Interview Between UN Party and Jewish Underground

Writer Tells of Clandestine Conference  n Palestine   Rye CARTER FT. HAVINSON

SOUTH AFRICANS ROAR GREETING TO ROYAL FAMIL'   King George, Queen Eliza_ beth and Princesses Arrive at Canstiawn

730,000 CHEER BRITISH RULER IN CAPETOWN   Royal Family Arrive: for 65-Day Visit in South Africa

FOREIGN MINISTERS MEETING IN . MOSCOW TO START WITH LITTLE POSSIBILITY OF EARLY SUCCESS

Dim Outlook For Moscow Conference   Unless Something Happens Meanwhile, Ministers Will Meet With Little Hope of Concrete Results

MEYERS FACES 60-YEAR TERW   Retired Air Corp. Pro: curement Officer to Re Arraigned

Perjury Charged To Meyers   Lamarre Also Is Indicted; Swift Trial Sought in Air Force Scandal

Trial Of Meyers Scheduled Jan. 7   General Faced With Perjury Charge; Conviction Means 60-Year Sentence

Grand Jurors Indict Meyer: For ‘Perjury’   Arraignment Jan. 7 Fixed for General In War Profit Case

FEDERAL COURT INDICTS MEYERS ON SIX COUNTS   In Surprise Move, Court Also Indicts Lamarre, General’s “Stooge”

Grand Jury Indicts Gen. Bennett. Meyers   Arraignment Tentatively: Set for Jan. 7

Russia Poses As Friend: Of World Peace   VISHINSKY RAVES ON ABOUT RED HOPES IN TALK

SAYS SOVIETS WILL BATTLE TALK OF WAR   Andrei Vishinsky Declares in a Russian-Language Broadcast That Reds Will Continue to Fight “Warmongering.”

 ‘  ‘Four Spokane Residents ‘Drowned When Car Goes Into Clark Fork

Phone Strike In FiveState Area Is Over   Northwestern Beli~. Telephone --Cor-Wany Official Makes the Ane -, Reuncemnt to Pohite ~

SEN. WHITE JOINS IN FIGHT AGAINST DAVID LILIENTHAL   Truman Announces He Will Back to Last Ditch Latter’s Nomination to Head Atomic Board.   BITTER BATTLE LIKELY OVER APPOINTMENT   Professor Who Helped Devel op Bomb Says Snift in Chairmanship Would Delay Work on Energy.

Truman, GOPs Clash On Atomic Official   Senate Leaders Plan Fight Against Lilienthal: HST Backs Appointment

Truman Firm On Lilienthal Appointment   Senate Republican Leader White Comes Out Against Nominee

senate Leader Declares Opnosition to Lilienthal; Truman Says He'll Back Nominee to the Limit

Bitter Battle Forecast On  Senate Floor   President Brands Communism Cries ‘Absolutely Unfounded’; Former TVA Chief Is Unfitted  Temperamentally, Says Sénator

Truman Firm On Lilienthal Nomination   Senate GOP Leader Opposes Naming Him As Atomic Chairman

Big Senate Fight Over Lilienthal’s Nomination Seen   President Backing Former TVA Head ‘To The Last Ditch’; GOP Senate Leader White Announces He'll Lead Opposition

Lilienthal Battle Heightens As White Voices Opposition And President Backs Nominee

OPPOSITION 10 LILIENTHAL IS STILL MOUNTING   White Is Latest To Join Opponents; Truman Sticks By Nominee   BITTER FIGHT SEEN ON FLOOR OF SENATE

Big Fight on Senate Floor on Lilienthal Nomination Seen  Truman Backs Choice For Head of Atomic Commission

BITTER FIGHT ON LILIENTHAL IS SHAPING UI   GOP Leader in Senate Joins Opposition To Nomination

Truman Backs His Nomination; White Opposes   Cries Of Communism Termed Unfounded

Lines Drawn For Atomic Post Battle   Sen. White Opposes Likienthal; Truman Reaffirms Backing

Truman’s Economic Advisers Say Production Alone Cannot Win U.S. Battle Against Inflation

See Peril To Kconomy  Ot Nation   Sure Production Alone Will Not Halt Intlation

Council Of Economic Advisors Lists Needs For Putting U.S. Economy On An Even Keel

Warns That Nation Will Be Flirting With. “Disastrous Price Breaks; ” Group Rejects’ Longer Work “Week

Council Says Increased Production Alone Won't Combat U. S. Inflation

President's Economic Advisers Urge Action to Prevent Recession And Disastrous Price Breaks

U. S. Warned Of Possible Price Break   Council Says Nation Cannot Fight Inflation With Production Alone

Economists Flay Earning Extremes  Truman’ S Advisers Oppose Longer  QaAy. _§ @tAs._._f. 4... Sah ea

Economic Council Warns of Danger In Price Breaks   Reports Need of Real Price Competition for Stable Conditions

PRICE BREAKS AND RECESSION BEFORE END OF 104Q LFORECACT WITHOLIT INELATION CONTROLS

TWO BILLS 10 TRIM PORTAL PAY SUITS ARE INTRODUCED   Suits Adding 60  ’ Million Dollars  To Total Filed  In U. S. Yesterday

New Bills Seek Way To Check Portal Suits   Capehart, Wiley Move To Amend Fair Labor Act To Detine Time  Spent on the Job

Bills To Bar ‘Portal’ Suits. Are Introduced   Capehart And . Wiley Submit Two Proposals

Seek Portal Pay Limits   Attempt to Head Off Flood of Suits Now Totalling 3 Billion

Seek To Slash  Portal Suits Sens. Wiley, Capehart File New Bills

Wallace Statements Assailed by Thomas   ‘duman Buzzards’ Sought at Texas City

Marshall and Other High Officials ‘Absent from Red Revolution Party

BIG PARTY PUT ON BY SOVIETS   Washington Diplomats Eat Caviar; Marshall Among Absent

Bazooka, Kickless Rifle Tabbed as Arctic Weapons ‘If War Is Fought in Congealing Cold

RAIN BENEFITS WHEAT   Scattered Showers Last Night in Western Part of State

LAWYERS AM   Bar Association Demand: Investigatien Into Board’s Practices

Ohio Parole System Investigation Proposed by Cincinnati Lawyers   Release of Mother Who Killed Two Children Prompts Action at Bar Association Meeting

FIRM HAND IN ITALY   Army Takes Control of Civil Pow. ers in Milan

—Special Session—  President Still Sees No Recall   Concern Grows In State Department Over Aid Program

Carlson Wants. Accord On State Scheal Bill   Hopes fer Sati.factory Ceompromise---May Wreck  Adinurnment Plan«

Report Blasting Of Oil Pineline In N. Palestine   Report Line Blown Up At Two Places—Air Base Also Attacked

Dutch To Hold Areas Taken By Conquest   Broad New Power: Asked by Attlee   Two Men Killed In Odd Accidents At Cleveland

Slashed Flood Control Fund Proposed   Sum Of $253,000,000 Less Than Normal Appropriation

Flood Control, Navigation Budget: Cut $38,000,000 by House Group’   Appropriation of $19,046,500 Approved for Missouri and Upper Mississippi: Basins; Funds for Next Year Set at. $253 000 000

Turner Says State Wants To Help; 21 Miles of Roads Would Open Eight Areas

National Park. Service Representative and Citizens Confer With Governor Turner

Ruhr Is Due For Rebuilding   Marshall Plan. Include: * Rehabilitation. Of ' West Germany’

Members of San Antonio Family Shot   Dead Man Faced Cour Action Over Use of Patran Seruritie<c

FOUR IN TEXAS FAMILY SLAIN: DOCTOR HELD   5th Member Wounded: San Antonio Physician Surrenders

DOCTOR HELD IN TEXAS SHOOTING   Four Members Of Family Killed; Daughter In Serious Condition

Doctor Faces Murder Counts in Four Killings   4 Prominent San Antonio Residents Victims, ~, Daughter Also Wouncied

Doctor Is Held In Slaying Of  Four In Family   Fifth Member Of Family Is Wounded In Attack On Road In Texas   ACCUSED MAN HAS SURRENDERED

AFL-CIO Merger Held Imperative   Two Great Union Groups May Join to Kill Taft-Hartley Act

CINCINNATI —U.P)— Phil Hannah of Cleveland resigned here today from his post as assistant secretary of labor in protest against the Taft-Hartley law.

Green Urges Labor Unite To Beat Foes   President of Federation Catls Upon CIO to Jcin Forces in Opposing Taft-Hartley Con eer ve:

Green Again Urges Uniting Of AFL, CIO   Immediate Merger Asked for Poll Fight Avainst Coneressmen

Says AFL And CIO Must Unite In Battle   _Action Necessary "Fe Defeat Taft Hartley Backers In Next Electian

UNITE AFL, ClO IMMEDIATELY, “GREEN URGES   Merger Said Needed To Defeat Foes of Labor Law

Navy Rates Cuba Trip ‘Overseas’.  Veterans Get Extra $100 Mustering Out

$100 Extra Pay For U. 5. Duty Granted by Navy   Overseas Service Allowed Sailors In Travel Status

‘Thousands of Navy Men Collect Extra Mustering Out Pay Simply for  Travel Over International Lines

» ‘Overseas Pay’ For Navy Personnel Who Entered Canada Or Mexico While Changing U. S. Duty Stations

States, Velasco wal) kown a3 # leader of extreme Argentine na tionalists who had expressed Ax!. syinpathies during the war   Want Reck Moved In Channel

Seven Week-Ene Drownings in Ohio Reported  Mother Watches Three Children  rac. 3. a

Clydé Khickliohn Witis $10;000 Prize  Former LeMars Man Book Chaseki

Weckler Girl Reported Seen   Des Plaines Woman’s Repart Investigated by ‘Chicago Police

Need Of Aid Not So Critical—Martin  GOP Leaders Take ‘Show Me’ Attitude On Special Session

Martin Sees No Need For Special Congress Session  Awaits Word On European Study

“SHOW ME ATTITUDE  ADOPTED ON SPECIAL  AID SESSION BY GOP REPUBLICAN LEADERS  EXPRESS DOUBT NEED CRITICAL IN EUROPE

‘Show Me’ GOP Session Stand   Martin Sees No Reason for Special Congress Meet

No Europe Crisis, GOP Leader Says   State Department Warnings Refuted Ry Joseph Martin

GOP Leaders Adopt A ‘Show Me’ Attitude Regarding Special Session

Adopt ‘Show Me” Attitude  On Congress  GOP Leaders Against Calling Special Session

Special, Session Need Doubted By GOP Leader:   Martin Opposes Hurry on Aid to European Nations

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Special Session of Congress Idea - Brings Criticism   Republican Leaders. in Congress Adopt’ (‘Show Me? Attitide.

UNION LEADERS IN DRIVE = FOR VETO OF LABOR BILL   PEAK OF PRESSURE EXERTED BY CIO AND AFL IS REACH. ING CLIMAX THIS WEEK

LABOR UNIONS FIGHT FOR VETO OF NEW BILL   White House Deluged Witt Letters About Measure Awaiting Truman

LABOR PUTTING PRESSURE ON PRESIDENT   Union Leaders Push Drive for Veto of Labor Curb Bill

'State Income Tax Moves to Front ‘of New Revenue Proposals in Senate

Budget Slash Nears Highest House Hurdle   G. O. P. Stands Firm ’ Against All Efforts To Restore Funds

PORTAL SUITS: RED. INSPIRED...   Posslbility Raised Wriday: that House May Investigate ‘Claims That Por{aJ-to-Portal: Lawsuits Were Communist Inspired. °

PORTAL SUITS RED: INSPIRED.   Possibility Ralsed Friday that House May Investigate Clalms That Por(al-lo-Portal Lawsuils Were Communist Inspired.

Campaign Expected In Red Act   American Officials . ‘Look For Russia ‘To Start Propaganda

Russia's ‘Next Step , ‘ls Forecast By U. 5.      Propaganda Cam Paig n Expected In Finance Situation

U.S. Leaders In Forecast On Reforms  Double System  pig keen tee    Double System Elimination A Goal. Is Claim

FOUR SEMINARIANS "RECEIVE DEGREES   Commencement Exercises Held A(t Gettysburg—Snow Storm Holds Down Attendance

Strike Causes "Paris Turmoil   Government Workers Quit Jobs fer Four Hours

French Republic Faces Collapse  Government Unions Stage 4-hour Strike

SEATTLE (Pp) A self labeted “flying newsroom” of the New York Herald - Tribune arrived here tonight enroute to Alaska

@ PAUL MALLON—  Predicts Main Effect of Tax Cut Veto Will Be Political

HUGE SHORTAGE SHOWN iN HOUSE BANK BY AUSIT   Total Of $125,563 Shown I Account Of Former Serge. At Arms

STUDY OF HOUSE BANK AUDIT ON   Shortage In Accounts Under  Close Scrutiny

FEDERAL AUDIT FINDS ACCOUNT LACKS $125,563   Martin Sends Report To Clark  Por Invactioatian

Shortage of Monies Creates Scandal ~ Of Unusual Proportions For Congres:

Books of Sorgeant-At-Arms Office Have not been Checked Since 1890 — Individual Balances Will be Forced to Contribute to Off. set Shortage.

JUSTICE DEPT, GETS REPORT ON ROMNEY BOOKS   House Leader Asks Action in Financial Scandal

Clark Will Probe Sat.-af-Arms Bank   Investigation Planned Of Funds Held by Romney

SHORTAGE IN ACCOUNTS OF. HOUSE BANK   Congressmen Have Overdrawn - Their’ Accounts

$125,500 Missing : From House Fund,  Audit Discloses   ‘Martin Requests Justice ! Department Action on  “Bank” Shortage

PROBE SHORTAGE IN BANK FUNDS   ‘House Leaders Ask Action by Justice Department

GOP Leader Asks Investigation Of Missing Funds   Ancient Shortage of House Funds Referred To Justice Department

Senate Group Approves Work For Arkansas   STATE FLOOD CONTROL PROJECTS GIVEN MORE FUNDS

Soviets -Leave Press Attack Charges Hang   Brazil Reportedly Asking Answer to Red Press Store ies About Dutra, Army And Government   See Announcement  Within Three Days   Foreign Minister of Brazil Says Reports Are “Jourualistic”; Report Is Not Denied

Brazil Near. Russian Break   “Quly Official. Announcement Remains for Diplematic Break With Soviet  [ Pn

Brazil Near Break With Soviet Unior   Ending Of Diplomatic Relations Reported To Await Only Official Brazilian Announcement

Thousands O1 Persons Pack Capital City   Shivers Takes Oath First; Big Parade Is Staged Through Austin’s Streets

Thousands View Ceremonies Held In Capital City   Shivers Succeeds to Second Highest Spot In State Government

 Pledges Himself to Proceed Upon Campaion Promised “Peoples Path’

PLANES FORM CANOPY OVER PARADE   Jester Says Will Carrv Out His Platfarm

WOULD CREATE DEPARTMENT 01 ENFORCEMENT   Would Have Broad Powers to Enforce State Liquor Laws

Bubolz Offers 3 Labor Bills   Designed To Abate industrial Strife

Government Moves To Avert Telegraph Strike  Be AeenrriaTrrr wPeeree

50, 000 MAY WALK OUT  -Boardls Named To Mediate Telegraph Strike Threat -

MEDIATION PANEL TO TRY TO AVOID STRIKE   50,000 AFL Western Union Employes Plan To Leave Jobs On December 23

Western Union Strike Is Voted   Mediation ‘Panel Named To Prevent Threat- © ened Walkout

Western Union Sets Date For W ork Deadline   Three-Man Mediation Panel Selected In Effort To Prevent Balk Of 500,000 AFL Workers: Several Units Voting

To Boost Fares   New Ambassador Dies Unexpectedly   Fine Refunded; Lest Laugh Won by Laucher   Few Boys in Blue Left as Another Memorial Day Nears

Workers at Auto Plant Walking Out   Briggs Company Employe: at One Plant Quit Jobs Today, Reported

AUTO WORKERS BEGIN WALKOUT   Leave Briggs Co. 4! Hours Before Strike Deadline

Paralyzing Walkout At Briggs Plant Set: Ford Employes Vote For Strike

Strike Underway In Briggs Plant   Walkout Jumps Deadline By 48 Hours; 150.000 May Be Idled In Disnutes

UNION MEN JUMP STRIKE DEADLINE   Begin Walkout At Briggs Plant; To idle 150,000

STENNIS LEADS FOR BIBO'S SEAT   MISSISSIPPI JUDGE AHEAD IN TIGHT RACE FOR UNITED STATES SENATE.

May Questioned on Havana Trip  Admits Making Trip  With Murray Garsson

Mexico Hoof Disease Team Is Slain By Mob Resenting Cattle Slaughtering

Seceding Unions Will Fight On  Robinson Quits; Act Branded ‘a Phony’

Gunman Seizes — Mo ther Of 3; Kills Two Men   Captured Woman. Later Makes Break Fo ‘Freedom By Jumping From Car—She ' Tells Police She Is Unharmed

Gun Wielder Kills 2 Men  And Abducts Wife of One   Victims’ Neighbor Hunted in Illinois: Woman Escapes  From Slayer’s Car

Would Keep Draft Files    Need For Records In Case of -Emergency Pointed Out

‘STANDBY’ DRAFT CREW IS URGED   CONGRESS MAY BE ASKED FOR FUNDS TO PRESERVE FILES

May Ask Congress For Funds to Keep Draft Data Intact   “Standby” Crew of Mobilization Experts Is Aliso Aduacated

You Can Tear Up Your Draft Card  Selective Service Records Will Stand for Emergency

SUM FOR DRAFT MAY BE ASKED   Some Favor $6,000,000 To $19,000,000 For Service Records

Seek Funds for Draft Records   Would Keep Records Intact If They Are Needed

Leaders Wani Fund to Keep Draft Files   Army Announces Plans For Discharging 190,000 Draftees Remaining in Ranks by June 30.

TO LET DRAFT ACT DIE. KEEP RECORDS    President Truman Urges That Draft System Be Kept tntact in Case of Emergency

Truman Calls lor Admittance  Of Luropeans   Congress Urged To Open U.S. Gates to Displaced Persons

Truman Calls For Open Door To Immigrants      Congress Unlikely To Act On Legislation This Session

President Asks lninigration Gates Be Opened Admit Displaced Persons--Jruman

SIBSTAN Thal D. P. ENTR'   Chances For Action By Congress Said Slight

Truman Urges Assistance for Europeans   Would Let Displacec Persons Enter United States

Truman Urges . Assistance  for Europeans  , Would Let Displacec Persons Enter TInitead Sicatec

Truman Appeals  For Admission Of  Europe's DP’s Cites Humanitarian  Grounds; Little Chane OF LER » Aaa

4-Year-Old Child, Denied Medical Treatment, Dies   Pacific Shipping Warned After Two More Jap Mines Are Washed Ashore

TRIAL OF CISNE WOMAN DELAYED   MRS, CLARA KING FACES CHARGE OF SLAYING EX-MATE

REPRIEVE GIVEN “TO FLOYD: COGHRAN   Donnelly Suspended the Negro’s Execution Until September 26.

Execution of Floyd Cochran Is Postponed _   Gov. Donnelly Grants Delay for Study of -Clemency Appeal

SatiraCharges She Was Badly Beaten By Mee   Dancer Testifies Attorney “Was Bad Boy’? and Beat Her Before He Was  ep Fatally Shot

CHECK BARGAIN DAY VALUES IN TODAY'S NEWS-JOURNAL   Mee Beat Her, Says Girl in Havana Trial

Satira Happy as Her Trial Nears an End   Confident She Will Be Found Innocent of Murdering Mee

Imminent Collapse Of Business Seen By Ex-OPA Chief   Freeman Freed In May Trial   To Take Stand for Other Defendants   Three Killed as Building Falls   UN Beats Down Red Proposal   Wallace Would Give Away More American Resources

EGYPT'S OPPORTUNITY IS STRESSED   Speaker Says Industrial Growth At Hand

35 Injured Taken Off Luxury Liner; Sabotage Hinted   Security Blackout Imposed As Official Investigaticn Begins

EXPLOSION ON BRITISH LINER TAKES 19 LIVES   Sabotage Hinted By News Clamp

ENGINE ROOM IS SHATTERED BY EXPLOSION   Vessel Is Wrecked during Run To Port for Reconversion Work

British Liner Blast Off Ireland Kills 19   Blackened Ship Towed to Belfast; 2° Injured Listed: Sabotase Hinted

AS BLAST RIP’ ENGLISH LINER   Reconverted Troop Vesse Torn Off North Ireland; News Blackout Set

Explosion Occurs InEngine Room Without Warning  About 500 Aboard Former Queen Ship Off North Ireland

Engine Room Blast Hurts 30 Others   Former Troopship Scene Of Tragedy In Belfast Harbor

19 ARE KILLED IN SHIP BLAST   Sabotage Is Hinted in Explosion of British Troop Carrier

Explosion Kills 19 on Transport   Sabotage Feared by Officials Who Invoke Strict News Blackout

GUAM-ISLAND— JAPS HANGED   '83X FOUND ‘GUILTY OF BE  “HEADING NINE "RAIDERS"  : PAY WITH THER Lives

Victims of Mishap From  Freewater   Mr. and Mrs. Max Elsey,  4 Mrs. Lynn Grogan Lose Lives While on Way to MeNary Celebration

urisdictional Strikes  MURRAY MAKES OFFER   CIO Boss Willing To Sit Down With Green, Work Out Agreement

Murray Asks Congress To  Call In Green   So Labor Chiefs Can Solve Jurisdictional Dispute Problem

ASKS FOR CONFERENCE   Murray Wante to Talk to Green Abont Jurisdictional Strikes

MURRAY MAKES JURISDICTIONAL PEACE OFFER   Tells Congress That He Anc Green Could Sit Down And Reach Accord

‘Punitive’ Legislation Is Assailed  Proposes Merger Of Labor Bodies

Murray Proposes Deal With Green to Wipe Out Jurisdictiona! Strife

Murray Asks Green Join Agreement  CIO Chief Requests  Congress Call Him

Murray Next Union Boss Heard in Labor Curb Discussion   Asks Committee To Call in Greene to Solve Issue Together

C10’s President Asks Conference With AFL Chief   Agreement Could Be Worked out, Solons Are Told at Hearing

Asks Solons To Send for AFL Chief   Would Sit Down With Green and . Congress to  Get Agreement

Jurisdictional Problems Would Be Settled by Agreement, He Says; Appears Before . Senate Labor Committee in Capitol 

Union Leader Warns Against: Labor Law Change; Proposes. Meraer of CIO and:iAFL.  -

TO MEET GREEN   CIO Head Asks A. F. Of L Leader Be ‘Sent For’ To Settle Row

Murray Favors Pact With AFL To End Jurisdictional Disputes   CIO Chief Asks Congress to ‘Send for’ Green So Agreement Can Be Worked Out; Issues — Appeal to AFL for United Labor Front

MAKE ONG POST OF FORT HAYES   Columbus Army Buildings To Be 37th Division Headquarters

“RIGHT OF ENTRY” GRANTED  BY WAR DEPARTMENT FOR JSE OF $5 BUILDINGS BY ONG .

NATIONAL GUARD TO FORT HAYES   Regular Army Pést To Be Uséd By Guardsmen; ‘Right Of Entry’ Granted

LEGISLATURE IN SESSION ON BONUS BILL   Chicagoan to Seek $900,000 Hospital for-Aleoholies-.  *

Scattered ‘Over City Like Confetti; “Money Everywhere,” Bank Teller  Save

Flaming Balls of Hemp Twine Set Many Fires after Texas City Blast

PEACE IN STEEL SEEMS ASSURED   CIO Leader Orders ‘No-Strike’ Pledge ‘Enforced

Indians Hail Freedom Era   Officials Sworn In; Riotinge Dies Down

New Dominion Governments Take Office    Religious Riot . Subsides—Except in Lahore Area

Republicans Go All-Out to Get Market Secrets   Committee to Draft Subpena for Data Held by Anderson

SENATORS 10 CALL MEETING 10 STUDY SPECULATION PATA   Anderson May he Given Subpoena to Produce Information on Afj Commodity Deals.   G.O.P. POLICY GROUP APPROVES ACTION

WILL SUBPENA ANDERSON, FOR TRADING DATA   G. O. Pp. ‘Senate. Group Calls: For Ful! Information ©   CALL MEETING   Commodity  Speculation Under Congres‘sjonal Fire

Committee Will Demanc Information On Inside Speculators In Food   Appropriations Committee Wants “Whol Story” Of High Officials Syeculating In Commodity Exchanges.

DRAFT SUBPENA ‘ON ANDERSON IN GRAIN DEALINGS   Must Produce All Information On Speculations

Senate Prepares To Subpoena List Of Speculators   Republicah Policy Makers Give Appropriations Bloc Go-ahead Signal   WILL ASK FULL DATA, FERGUSON DECLARES   GOP Accepts Anderson’s Challenge to Turn Spotlight on Congressmen

NEW HIGHWAY TO OPEN TO PUBLIC ABOUT JULY 17TH   “Clean-Up” By Contractors’ Men Now On; Traffic Signs Up Soon   BUILD APPROACHES

NEW 4-LANE. HIGHWAY NEARING COMPLETION   Expected It Will Be Opened To Public in Few Weeks   BRISTOL IS BY-PASSED

COME ON BACK’ SAYS GOVERNOR   North Carolina ‘Prodigal Sons Yearn for Good Old ‘Pia Knuckles’

Russia Warned  Higher German Output Assured  Moscow Accused of Not Fulfilling Potsdam Pact

REDS TOLD U.S. WILL NOT WAIT   American Plans To Use Increased Production In Germany

U. S. Rejeds Russ Protest   Feals Justified in Going Ahesd With Stepping Up Industry ix Germany

U.S. Won't Wait On Soviet OK to Up German Outpu   Russian Protest Is Rejected by  State Deneremant

PLAN TO STAND, RUSSIANS TOLD   U. S. Won't Wait for Rec  Agreement on Germans

German Output Will Be Raised Russia Advised   Soviet Protests Against Plans Rejected By U. 5.

U.S. Note Rejects  Red Blast   Answer Says German Industry to Ease Burden on America

U.5, INFORMS RUSSIA CONSENT NOT NEEDED ON GERMAN DECISION  RED OBJECTIONS TO NEW PRODUCTION PLANS ARE REJECTED IN MESSACE

Red Protest On Reich Industry Rejected By U.S.   Increase In Production Will Not Await Soviet Consent. Russia Told

cTORES PREPARING rOR HANOVER DAY   retail Merchants Plan Big Sales Event For Thursday —Entertainment In Square In Evening

STATEMENT IS NOUBTED BY OFFICERS   Former Hospital Patient Seized for Champaign Shooting

GRID MENTOR “HAS ACCEPTED. - COLGATE’S BID   WILL SUCCEED ANDY KERR AT “UNIVERSITY WHERE HE WAS .FORMERLY AN  ~~ NSTTANT COACH-——~

BIXLER TAKES COLGATE POST   Wesley Fesler In Limelight As Prospective Grid Coach at OSU

State Open Shep ~ Law Is Propose   ‘Bontecou Bill Proposes Free i Hiring of Workers

“ALBANY SSSI   Dutchess County Senator Proposes Revision of Canzhiuhan

Freak Mixture of Elements Retards Temperature Drop   Winds, . Snow, Freezing Rain, Thunder and : Lightning in News -

ENGLAND DEAD   Heart Attack Fatal to Gardner, Was to Have Sailed Today.

NEAR PALESTINE   Jeeps Blown Up By Roadmines As Terrorism Continues In Holy Land

Officer of Russian State Excapes into JS Zone in German   Premier Of Thuringia State Reported Free With All Papers

Report Okays Commuter’s Fare Raises’  'B & M Would Jump 25 P. C,

EASTERN RAIL LINES GETTING FARE INCREASE   ICC Recommends Jump 0! 15 Te 25 Percent in Commuters’ Tickets   IS IN ADDITION TO RECENT BASIC RAISE

MOSCOW'S REPLY TO THE PROPOSAL OF MARSHALL , SCHEDULED LATE THIS AFTERNOON ba

COUPLE, 81, TC CONTINUE TRIP   This Is Their Fifth Time Across The Continent, Pioneers Both

Democrats Open Drive to Restore 350 Million Dollars for’ Veterans’ Benefits: Under GI Bill of Rights.

DEMOS FIGHT ECONOMY DRIVE   Effort Made To Restore Part Of Funds To Pay Veterans __ Benefits

DRIVE RATTLED   Democrats Qpen Drive to Restore 350 Million Dollars for Veterans’ Benefits Under ‘GI Bill of - Rights.

Special Message Refers Directly To Phone Tie-Up   Warns Legislature This ‘Is*No= Time: For Halfway ‘Action

Phone Strike Peace Terms Nearly Ready   Contract Drawn Up Leaving Wage Boost Issue to Arbitration

Auto Financing Licensing Plan  Is Introduced   Provides for Bonding And Stiff Penalties  For Violations

LETTER READ IN FRAUD TRIAL      May Defense Claims ‘Fiscal Agent’

Hollywooder Opened Restaurent to Alf Wha Weuld Free Meal Thanksoving

NO ISOLATIONISM ON THE PART OF UNITED STATES   This Statement Was Made by Dewey Short at Springfield Today.   RETURNS FROM EUROPE   Traveled 18,000 Miles on a Tour of Twelve European Countries.

‘Got fo Help Europe, Like It Or Not, — Short   Missouri GOP Congressman Says Sad Sick Warld’

Missourian To Give Data On Europeans   CONGRESSMAN SHORT TC REPORT ON RECENT TOUR

Short Says There Can Be No lsolationism   Flys To Bedside Of Father Ill At Galena, Mo.

Van Aken Bill Hit ByCl0inHearing Before Governor   Poorly. Written, Confusing, Say Union Leaders

ClO Official Attacks Ohio Labor Measure  ‘Gov. Herbert Calls   ‘Gov. Herbert Calls Conference to Seek Counsel on Action

Reno Posse of 200 Seeking Robber Killer   One Youth Caught Afte: Deputy Slain, Second Wounded

POSSE CAPTURES YOUTH BELIEVED: TO BE KILLER   Pursuers Comb Nevada Sageland for Bandits Who Shot 2 Officers

Communist: May Take U.S. Property   Oil Concern Facing Nationalization By Hungarian Chiefs

Hungarian Reds Try to . Buy Oil —   Standard-Owned Company Turns Down Offer; Nationalization Being Planned

Retail Food Prices Show New Increase   Dollar Butter Seen As Commodity Prices In Primary Markets Soar

Butter at Dollar A Pound Looms Within Weeks   Trade Source Says That Price Will Be General Throughout

Butter Price Continues To Advance In Chicago   Expected To Cost Dollar Pound Soon Food Commodities Go Up Generally

Food Prices Surge Upward as Drouth Effects Are Noted  Dollar Butter Expectec Shortly; Cash com  a SS a

DO! AR BUTTER LOOMS NEARER   Food Commodities Surge Upward In Nation’s Primary Markets

DOLLAR BUTTER SEEN AS FOODS CONTINUE CLIME   Soaring Prices Laid to Heavy ‘Consumer Demand and Severe Drouth in Middle West.   EGGS, LARD, HOGS AND GRAIN MOVE UP   Corn and Oats Rise te New All-Time Peaks, Former Selling at $2.92 for White Grades.

FOOD PRICES CONTINUE TO CLIMB HIGHER   Number of Items Hr All-Time Record On Nation’s Markets

Dollar Butter Seen as Prices Of Food Commodities Continue To Soar in Nation’s Markets.

Move seen (Master Stroke By President   Special Envoy Paul Porter Also Ordered Back To Help Truman Reply To Congress

California Has Had Largest Increase In Population Of ‘Any State In Last Six Yeats

Bay Murder Gives Hint of Gang Killing   ‘Body Found in Water Throat Cut; Identity Tinknown

Detroit UAW Locals Meet Sunday fo Vote On Briggs Co. Strike   Ford Strike May Ra Called Off

LOWER HOUSE APPROVES KEY LABOR CURBS   Chamber Nears Final Vote: Closed Shop Ban Endorsed

House Moves Toward Final Vote Today    Measure Includes $o-Called ‘Bill of Rights’ for Workers

Labor Bill Ts Nearing Completion   House Tentatively Approves: Measure -Outlawing.. Eight  Kinds of Strikes __.

Negro Claims Beating for Keeping Testimony. Secret _ Witness in Georgia Lyriching. Tells « ‘FBI Two White Men Assaulted Him .

RUSSIA. AFFECTED BY DEPISION-TO-REQUIRE-LICENSES_ 7-0-8 HEP PETROLEUM—— / - PRODUCTS ABROAD

OIL EXPORTS 10 BE RESTRICTED BY GOVERNMENT   Wartime Controls On Sending Petroleum Products To Other Nations Return

Export Controls Of Oil Are Again Imposed By U.§   Action Taken To Meet Threatened Nationwide  Shettege: Of Ou.

MexicoReady To Welcome Mr. Truman   Capital All Set To Greet Him Monday Morning

New Proposal For Palestine [s Considered   Details Of New British Plan Are Not Revealed To Public As Yet   OPPOSITION TO PLAN FORECAST

COMPLETE UNOFFICIAL VOTE BY PRECINCTS  For Agains!   British Soldiers Will Leave Greece

Hunting Season Opens Only Fair Kill Seen  Weather Is Poor i in Most of State; Caution Still Uraed in Forest Areas

Columbians’ President Draws Three-Year Term   Leader Of Anti-Negro Order Convicted At Atlanta On Charges Of Upsurping Police Authority In Boisterous Surge Of Power

Columbian Leader Receives:3-Year Sentence For Usurping Authority

Columbians Head Gets Three Years   President of Organization Promoting Racial Hatred Asks For New Trial

‘DUNO GUILTY UF AGolMMING POLICE POWEE   Negro-Hater Burke Told B Court He’s Leader of Lawless Group.

BURKE SENTENCED ~ BY GEORGIA COLRI   Columbien. Leader’ Given Three Yaor Term

Columbian Boss Is Sentenced To Three Years   Burke Is Compared To Adolf Hitler

3 Year Term To Columbian   President Of Negro-Hating, Jew-Bating Organiza. tion Appeals.

‘COLUMBIANS, INC. HEAD SENTENCED TO TERM OF THREE YEARS AT LABOR

COLUMBIAN CHIEF IS SENTENCED TO THREE YEAR TERM   Judge’ Lectures Georgian For Usurping Police. Powers;  Appeal Made

Columbian Head  Given 3 Years.   Sentenced F or Usurping Police Pewers In Directime Oreanizaticn.

 Columbian, Inc., Chief Draws Prison Term; ‘Uepurnead Polira Pawarc

COLUMBAN HEAL (5 SENTENCED   Gets 12-Month Term foi Usurping Police Powers in Anti-Negro Acts

TWO SOLDIERS TAKE THEM AS SOUVENIRS   Papers All Recovered But U.S. Will Still Prosecute

7 op-Secret Atomic Documents Are Stolen, Recovered   Papers Were Purloined as Souvenirs but National Security Has Not Been Breached: Prosecution Promised

Western Governor: (ut to Break  Boston Domination _ Scouring of Wool  In Mountain Area Considered

Eugene Casey. Fined, Jailed OnTax Charge   Aide of Late FDR Gets Six- Months Term— - Fined $30,000

EUGENE CASEY IS SENTENCED IN BALTIMORE   Former Roosevelt Aide Given Six Months And _ Fined $30,000   EVADED PAYMENT OF TAXES ON INCOME

F. D. R. ASSISTANT GIVEN SIX MONTHS      Eugene B, Casey Fined $30,000 # Federal Court for Income Thy HK vyasion.

Suspended Term for FR Aide in Evasion of Tax   Eugene Gasey, However, Will Have To Pay Up, Faces Other Suits

Former FDR Aide Gets Fine Jail Sentence   Eugene D. Case Penalized On Tax Evasion Charge

TO JAIL, FINED ON TAX COUNTS   Eugene B. Casey Pleads ‘No Contest’ To Tax  Pwectan Charaae

———— ee  DLR. ASSISTANT  WED FOR TYE   Eugene B. Casey, Fond of Anonymity, Found Guilty Of Tax Evasion

PAY BOOST AVERTS STRIKE OF GREEK CIVIL EMPLOYES   Walkout Would Have Virtually Halted Operations of New Government.:   CRISIS TENSION MOUNTS   Negotiations to Broaden Tsaldaris Regime Stalemated by Opposition.

Greek Strike Is Called Off   Wage Boosts Given To Civil Servants

START STUDY ON MINIMUM WAGE FOR CLERK JOBS   Investigation by State t Affect Women, Minors in ‘Vitices, Stores

OFFICE WORKERS AND CLERKS MAY CET WAGE SCALE   Ohio Board Studies Possibility Of Minimum Setup  For Thousands

Bill Favor's New Date For Election   Third Saturday In June Rather Than Last In May

Change In Date Primary  Sought   Bill Would Make , It 3rd Saturday  In June

MacPhail Called On Carpet Toda   Verbal Battle Looms At Cincinnati Meet .

MORE FILMLAND WRITERS FIRED   Hollywood Conference Called To Continue Communist Purge

UNITED NATIONS MADE REALITY   Ordinary People From 35. Nations Say ‘Peace, Good Will’   FORGET DIFFERENCES 

Oklahoma Escapes Final Day Falality  Unless Later Report   Unless Later Report Changes Figures, State Had 499 During 1946

Capture Eleventh Championship by Downing Brooks.  Joe Page Stops Bums With Fine Relief Job

Page Curbs Dodgers for 5-2. Vietory   Yanks Come From Behind After Brooklyn Knocks Shea Frem Mound to   Get 2 Run Lead in 2nd

Yank Club Beats Dodgers, 5 to 2, To Seize Series  Win Gives Junior Leaguers Their llth Crown

New York Yankees Win World Series. _ Dodgers Beaten 5 to 2, Hectic  Eall Claceie Camac ta Clace -

Yanks Win Series From Dodgers,  Taking 7th Game   Double Play in Final Inning With One Man Aboard Climaxes Last Game, Gives Relief Pitcher Joe Page Victory, 5 to 2

Beat Bums 5-2. for 1th Championship   12 & aS 3 6 7 & F— RK FW Dodges BOO OOOO AnD Yonts DO HOBOREORBSEa

Capture Eleventh Championship by Downing Brooks.  Joe Page Stops Bums

Yankees Are °47 Baseball Champs   Seventh and Deciding Game Is Won by Amencan League Club   BY A SCORE OF 5 TO 2   Capacity Crowd of 71,548 Attend Final Contest  of Series

New Yorkers Wind Up Torrid ‘47 World Series By Win ning Seventh Game   CVERCOME. EARLY LEAD . TO.COAST TO VICTORY

DODGERS FAIL TO STOP HARD HITTING FOES   Joe Page Quiets Bats Of Brooklyn in Final Game

NEW YORK GETS 11TH CHAMPIONSHIP FROM BROOKLYN IN FINALE   WINNERS COME FROM BEHIND Ar TER SHEA CHASED IN SECOND

New York Triumphs, 5-2, On One-Hit Relief Pitching By Joe Page   71.548 Fans See Climactie Battle   Several New Records Se! In Richest Championship Play In History

Seventh and Deciding Game Is Won by American League Club   BY -A SCORE OF 5 TO 2   Capacity Crowd of 71,548 Attend Final Contest  of Series

SCORE BY INNINGS: DODGERS: . . . 020 000 000—2 YANKEES: . . . 010 201 10x~-5

Joe Page Who Relieved Frank Shea i in Fifth Winning Hurler  Crowd of i 48 Fans Witness Seventh

Eleventh Title _ In 15 Starts for New York Club   bree of 71 548: ‘Sees: ‘Game’ Ending “Richest of ‘All A4 “Baseball. clsect..

New Yorkers Win Eleventh Championship  Many Records Are   Many Records Are Broken In Richest OF All Claccice

NeW YONR GETS ETH CHAMPIONSHIP FROM BROOKLYN IN FINALE  WINNERS COME FROM  BEHIND ALTER SHEA

lrounce Dodgers — o-2 In Last Tilt   Both Starting Pitchers Routed Early; Fine Relief Hurling By Joe Page Is Winning Factor For New Champions

Defeat Brooklyn, 5 to 2 In Seventh Game of Series   Dodgers ..020 000 000-270 Yankees .. 010 201.10 s—o 2.@

TRIUMPH IS 11TH FOR BOMBERS IN 15 SERIES TRYS   JOE PAGE RECEIVES CREDIT FOR CONTEST AFTER BUMS KO SHEA

Come Through With 4th Win In Crucial Fray   World Champions Register Pair in Fourth, One Each In Secend, Sixth. Seventh

Yankees Win Final Series Game, 5 to 2   World Championship Again Goes to N.Y, American Leaguers

OIL INDUSTRY TO EMPHASIZE CONSERVATION   Voluntary Program Is Designed To Cut Consumpton 10 Percent   GASOLINE RATIONING NOT CONTEMPLATED

PLAN DRAFTED TO SAVE FUEL   Voluntary Program Planned By Oil Industry, Senate Committee Is Told

SENATOR TAFT HEADS FOR RENO   Ohioan Fears High Prices May Cause Depression

TAFT. LABELO PRICES TOF 1948 loSUe   Fears Depression Will Result If High Level Con tinues to Prevail.

Taft to Talk On Reclamation   Feels Depression May Be Directly Behind High Prices

Taft Fears  Depression   May Fall Directly Behind Prevalent High Living Costs

TAFT WARNS ON U.S, DEPRESSION   Ohio Senator Feels ‘Bust’ May Follow High Prices

Truman Confers With Staff On  His Return Home   Prices, Aid To Europe  Among Leading Issues   Taft Says Depression May Follow Present High Prices

Taft Feels Depression  After Crisis  Ohio Senator Off - Fer Reno For Talk   On Reclamation

soviet Place Direct Combat With America   Poassihle Agreement Over International Inspections Striet Control,

NEW ATOMIC PLAN GIVEN BY RUSSIANS   Gromyko Proposal Still Leaves Veto In Conflict With U. S.

VETO logue TILL A BAR TO AGREEMENT   Soviet “Position Vague on Inspection Question.

New Set of Afomic Proposals Offered by Russia af Lake Success UN Meeting    Gromyko Comes Up With Idea of ‘World Commission   Inter-Agency Group Meeting of Missouri Basin to Meet Fri.

New Atom Controls : ‘Offered ~    Russian Proposal No: Backdown On Veto, But  Opens Chance of U. N.  i Unity On Inspections

Way Thought Open For Agreement On Atom Studies  Russia Offers Plan Which Conflicts With Stand of U. S. -;

Russia Suggests World Commission for Atomic Control In New Set of Proposals   Sends Strong Protest To Russia on Hungary

Soviets Make New Proposals On A Controls   Call For International Inspection, But Fail To Relinquish Veto

Still Want Veto Power   But Gromyko Opens Way to Possible Inspection Agreement

Russia Offers  New Proposals Asks World Atomic Energy Commission

IN NEW PROPOSALS   Russian Offer Opens Way to Agreement in International Inspections

"Full of Compromises, Gromyko Offers U. N. New Plan for Atomic Control

GROMYKO OFFERS NEW PROPOSALS ONATOM CONTRO   Urges Supervision OF Minine And Production By World Commission

Russia Offers UN New Atom Conirol Plan but Retains Veto Privilege

RUSSIA OFFERS A-PLAN  G romyko Asks F  ee in oe   Gromyko Asks Fo Commission To Exercise Control

MAY TAKES STAND IN OWN DEFENSE ‘AT FRAUD HEARING   Former Congressman Is Witness At Trial on Alleged Fraud  in Contracts

HOT EXCHANGE OF WORDS IN RAND PROBE   Leonard Calls Investigation An ‘Inquisition’

Fiery C10 Witness Ts Ejected After Sharp Exchange   Investigator Hoffman Issues Order Made Effective by Officers

121 MORE DEAD, RAISING 3-DAY TOTAL TO 20   Mountbatten Congratulates Pakistan on Freedom

Death Toll in Three Days of Vio-~ lence Mounts to 200 — Wide Sections of Lahore Reported Stil Aflame — Rioting Continues ia Wide Sections,

BRITISH “OFFER CONGRATU. LATIONS—OUTBURSTS OF RIOTING STILL occUR

LABOR REGIME RESHUFFLING SEEN IN MAKING   British Press Hurls Sharp Criticism at ‘Siege Economy’ Measures

BRITISH GOV'T. SHIFT RUMORED   Reports Increase That Attlee Will Step Qut in Favor of Bevin.

British Labor Regime Under Bitter Attack   Leaders Admit Cabinet Reshuffle Due, Contend New Curbs Not Cause

Cabinet Changes  Rumored   British Government Slashes Meat Ration, Bans Tourist Travel.

YOUNG WOMAN SADIST VICTIM   Nude and Mutilated Body Found in Lot

Congress ls Urged Ta Establish a New Labor Policy  © enc mete tem Vhs wosl   Some Restrictions Would Be Imposed on Unions

New Labor Policy of “Court” Enforcement Is Sought in Senate   Some Restrictions May Thus Be Avoided by Arbitration Methods

Restriction On Union In Policy Plan   Court Would Replace NLRB, Have Power To Enforee Wagner Act

Communications Act Makes Government Seizure Power Valid:   Statement Released Following Cabinet Meeting Early Today

Measure to Curb Strikes, Unions  Passes in House Milder Proposal Completed in Upper Chamber

Bil Te Curb Unien Excesses Adopted By Lewer Chamber, 308 Te 107   SENATE COMMITTEE ALSO ACTS FAVORABLY.

Senate Labor Bill Softened By Committee   Approval Of House Measure Predicted

Soften Omnibus Labor Bill Over Taft Objection   House Takes Opposite Stand: Predict Its Passage

Protests By Taft Ignored   Stiff House Bill Comes Up For Debate Today

House Passes Labor Measure   ~Senate.Committee Votes Milder Measure: Goes To Floor For Debate

Strike Curb Bill Passes By Big Vote   House Ballow For Labor Legislation  By 308-107 Maroir

House Passes Measure to  Curb Strikes   Vote Is 308 to 107: Senate Group Sends Own Bill to Floor

House Passes Bill To Curb Labor Union:   Sweeping Changes In New Deal Labor Law © Are Approved

BANS CLOSED SHOP, CHECKS UNION POWERS   House Takes Action As Senate Bloc Okays Milder Measure

MEASURE T0 CURB STRIKES 15 PASSED BY HOUSE, 308-107   Team of Republicans and Democrats Beats Back Amendments Designed to Soften Legislation,   PUTS RESTRICTIONS ON UNION ACTIVITIES   Bans Closed Shop and Juris. dictional Walkouts—Milder Bill Sent toSenate by Committee.

Committee in Senate Lessens Labor Curbs; Bill Up in House Today   Jurisdictional Strikes, Secondary Boycotts Held Unfair Practice But Ruled Out Of Bill Prenared For The Senate

STRIKE CURB SENTIMENT IS OVERWHELMING   Restrictions Certain To Be Made by GOP Controlled House

SENATE LABOR BILL SOFTENED   Penalties on Jurisdictiona Strikes, Health Fund Ban Rejected by Committee

House Votes  Labor Curbs By 308-107   Senate Group Meanwhile Sends Own Milder Bill To Floor for Debate.

SENATE = GROUP SOFTENS PART OF LABOR BILL   House, However, Ready To Put Full Heat On All Strikes

SENATE LABOR BILL SOFTENED; ACTION SFTBACK FOR TAFT   Committee Rejects Flat Ban on Jurisdictional Waikouts and Secondary Boycotts.    DESIGNATES BOTH  “UNFAIR PRACTICES”   Martin Predicts House Passage of More Drastic Measure by Enough Margin to Override Any Veto.

Omnibus Labor Bill Softened In The Senate   ‘House Has Bill Which Martin Says Will Get Good Marain

Solons Soften Provisions of  Labor Bill   Senate Committee Ignores Objections of Sen. Taft

Senate Labor Group Softens Pending Bill   Speaker Martin Predicts Passage Of House Bill

Labor Law Bill Passed by House ‘Overwhelmingly   Senate Committee Has Milder Measure to Consider

TAFT SHACKLES ON LABOR LOSE   Colleagues Combine With Democrats To Soften  Two ‘Provisions

House Gives Approval to Labor Bill  By 308-107   Margin Enough To Override Veto: Milder Bill Gets To Senate Floor

Labor Committee  of Senate  Softens Measure Union Regulating  Bill Comes Up in House Today

SOFTENING OF LABOR BILLS IS PROBABLE   Debate in Congress Is Under Way with  Results Uncertain -

Senators Soften Curbs on Labor   Committee Overrules  Taft by 8-5 Vote.

Senate Committee However, Completes 4 Milder Measure Fo Debate On Wednesday

SENATE EASES UP PROVISIONS INLABOR BILL   HOUSE STRIKE CURB MEASURE UP FOR DEBATE TODAY   Taft Outnumbered

House Set To Debate Much More Stringent Regulation Measure; Martin Confident

F rance Bares Fears of Europe Split  Clings to Marshall's Program, Says

Russian Stand Fails to Alter Meeting Plans   European Split Causes Deep Concern Among French Diplomats

EUROPE SPLIT QN AID PLANS   French Continue Conference Plans Despite Hostility Of Russian Bloc

To Submit Repeal Amendment In Okla! noma  rat? FT ATS FAAS A Ye Se ee Od

Committee Votes For Repeal Ballot   House Group Would Submit Amendment to People On March 25

Plant Wrecked, 8 Persons Hurt At West Quincy   Windows Within Half Mile Shattered When 2000 Oxygen Tanks Explode

No One Trapped . Jn An Explosion   Fire Officials Search Debris at West Quincy Plant : Last Night.

U.N. Opens Way For Jews.” To Speak On Palestine Issue.  , oe a awe og ye 2 Reo ae Ta Addyes® ©   __ Votes To Allow. Agency To Adaress ~ Dovaies]1 Committee But Not Assembl

UNTO HEAR JEWISH AGENCY ON PALESTINE   Gromyko Criticises U.S. Proposal But Loses

Russian Veto Of UN Under Discussion By State Department   Top Figures Meet To Discuss Move le ffroab Rarder Caca

Says Country Is Not Apprised of Federal Expense   GOP Declares Six and o Half Billion Saved Under Budget

¢ 0 P Claims Challenged   President to Make Own Study of Economies of Republican Congress. Seeks “The Facts”

EXPENSE CUTS TO FIGURE IN 48 CAMPAIGN   PRESIDENT TO GIVE HIS VERSION OF CONGRESS JOB

(1. 0. P. ECONOMY [5 CHALLENGED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Says He Will Make Own Detailed Study of Federal Spending and Give Report.   QUESTIONS ACCURACY OF CLAIMS TO DATE   Tells of “Shifts and Changes” in Budget-—He Plans No Cross - Country Trip This Year.

Truman Raps  GOP ‘Savings’   Promises Detailed Review Afeer Study of Facts

ARMY PLANE REPORTED SAFE   Warrant Officer, Aboard Plane Uses Chinero Telegraph System to Send Message to Fiancee in Shanghal,

SUB-DIVISIONS IN BUCKS TO RECEIVE MOTOR FUND CASH   Municipalities Eligible For $33,728 as Sept. Ist Allocation   BNSC WVEVEERZIN NEAL TT  Amount Available to Bristol Borough is Listed At $1,405.59

‘DISTRICTS 10 GET ALLOCATIONS FROM THE MOTOR FUND   A Total of $33,728.28 To Be Distributed in County By the State   1st and 2nd Class Townships Will Receive A Total — of $23.570.63

Lawrence County To Receive $21,854 From Motor Fund   Department Of Highways Gives Amounts To Be Paid Local Districts

STATE ALLOCATES $33,728.28 FROM THE MOTOR FUND   Bercughs Will Receive $10,157.65 and Second Class Townships $23,570.63

WILL GET $52,792 FROM MOTOR FUND   That Amount Will Go To Municipal! Subdivisions In County—Hanover To Receive $2,030

Report $21,854 Is Coming To County   Allocations From Moto: _ Fund For Lawrence County Divisions Are   Annonnced

DEATH OF BABIES OO STRLL MYSTER   Testimony Given By ‘Child: ren Makes Massillon ‘Case No Clearer

40 Prominent Tews Arrested In Palestine   British Begin Roundup Punctuated by Terror Bomb in Jerusalem

BOMB KILLS 3: BRITISH BEGIN HUGE ROUNDUP   Many Prominent Jews Seized by British  In Jerusalem

British Begin Roundup Of Jewish Leaders In Effort To Halt Terror   Labor Department Building Ripped Apart By Bomb Killing Three Englishmen And Arab Guard; Seized Jews To Be Deported

Terror Bombing Kills At Least 3 as British Stace Jewish Roundup   Airmen Thwart Deportees’ Plot

British Begin Big Roundup Oflerrorists   Bomb Rips Off Portion Of Lebor Department Buildina

Terror Bomb Kills Three Policemen As Roundup Gets Underway. Stern Leader Arrested

British Begin Roundup Of Jewish Leader:   Terror Bomb Rips Building; Three Killed

BRIVISH LAUNCH JEWISH ROUNDUP IN PALESTINE   Wholesale Arrests Punctuated by Terror Bomb Blast Killing Three Policemen in Jerusalem.   MAYORS OF 4 CITIES AMONG THOSE JAILED   Top Official of Revisionist Party Also Held—Duskto-Dawn Curfew Is Reimposed.

Jews Rounded Up Amid New  Terror Blast   Police Arrest 40 Leaders  Tucluding Four Mayors; : Three Britous Die

British Begin Big Roundup  In Palestine   40 Jewish Leaders Seized as Bomb Blast Kills Three Policeme

BRITISH ROUND UP  JEWISH LEADERS AFTER EXPLOSION   Terror Bomb Partially ally Wrecks thar Bellé Ing avian Deaey F

BRITISH MAKE BiG: ROUNDUP IN PALESTINE   TERROR BOMB RIPS LABOR BUILDING, KILLS FOUR

Three Policemen Killed As Terrorist Bomb Rips Front From Government Building

Gold Split Idea Said Bevin’s Own   Government Does Not Claim Proposal

Strangle Death Victim Identified  Former Comtesse’s Husband Sought

U. S. Will Revert To Tight Steel Export Controls  Wartime Limitations Will Go Into Effect on Oct. 1

STEEL EXPORTS TO BE SLASHED   Strict Wartime Controls On Metal Decreed By Government   PLAN SET FOR OCT. 1

US Will Revert to Wartime Steel Export Curbs Oct. 1 Due to Large Sums Spent Abroad

Steel Exports Go Under Strict Controls Oct. 1   Govt. Curbs Reinstatec In Move To Aid Globa  Recovery Efforts.

Wartime Controls On Export of Steel To Refurn on Oct. 1  Requires Approval Of Country Getting Metal and Its Lea

Steel Export - Control Will Resume Oct. 1   Strict Wer-time Regula. tions Will Require Ap proval Of Country, ton

US To Return To Steel Control  Wartime Methods To Be Enforced Oct. 

AGAIN TO CONTROL STEEL   U. S. Wartime Restrictions Will Be Placed On All Exports

RESUME CONTROL STEEL EXPORTS   WOULD ALLOCATE AVAILABLE METAL TO NEEDY NATIONS

ON STEEL EXPORTS   Approval Of Receiving Country And Intended Use To Be Required

Control of  Steel Exports Set For Oct. 1  ll S&S Rawearte   U.S. Reverts To Strict  Wartime Setiun

Now They Don’t Wuntit, As Witness Excuses  Women Win Right To Maryland Jury Duty

Women Dig Up Some Fancy Excuses, To Get Out of Serving on Juries

Big Four Parley a Side-Show   Importance of Meeting Overshadowed By Red Revolts Disrupting France and Italy

QUAPAW INDIAN WOMAN KILLED   Mrs. Dowell, 34, Dies When Train Hits Auto at Claremore Crossing

WINS HONOR IN PRODUCTION.   Gold Star’ Award . Is Given Covering. Four-Year Period

Bill Introduced To Raise Pay of State Teachers   Proposes Ten Millions For Increases During The Next Two Years

Rev. Broetzmann Is_  Extended Call To Be: "Ag. Helorand a? eer ane

Court Upholds ICC Equalizing Freight Rates   Supreme Bench OK’s Cut in South, West, Boost in Northeast

Red Policy Held Peace  Menace   Democracies Have A-Bomb, Harriman Warns Russians

, SHARP WORDS FROM FORMER FRIEND  Harri iman Sounds Grim Warning  U.S. Still Has Atomic Trump In Speech On Red Imperialism

Former Envoy to Reds Warns ‘Democracies Hold High Card  OF Atome Retaliation to Aqqression 

Harriman Declares Soviets Are Menace to Peace  : Russian, Imperialism Is Charged by Commerce Secretary

‘Harriman, Former Friend,  Says Their Tactics Are  : Peace Menace

Russia's Friend, Averell, Warns That Democracies [Hold Trump (A-Bomb) Card

Former Friend Of Russia in Warning About Imperialism   Herriman Grimly Declares It’s Menace to World Peace, Democracies  Hold Edee

FORMER FRIEND ATTACKS RUSSIA   Harriman Asserts U. S. Holds Trump Card Against Aggression  DIRECT ABOUT- FACE

Harrima n, Former Staunch Friend of Soviet, Gives Grim Warning to Russia

Stil Hold  Trump Card Over Soviet   Harriman Warns Russia That Democracies  Can Stop “Imperialism” With Atomic Bomb .

RUSSIA MENACE TO WORLD PEACE, HARRIMAN SAYS   Secretary Warns Soviets Democracies Still Hold Trumo Cord

Test Shows Gue Boy Could Not Have Removed Infants From Cribs In Massillon Hospital In Mannex Describ)ed   STILL THINK BABIES SLAIN BY MURDERED

Drivers Refuse Arbitration In St. Louis Strike   Union Members Turn Down Proposal In Two Meetinas

Seven Fatalities During Weekenc   “Youth, tt, Drowns” In Lake Michigan

CEEuais RUT arecaqey HUSRIGARLS CENTRAL  RYE PASSTH THROUGH SHAEYEDBAT, LA, TOBAY  MPaE do wae

TOUNIFIED REICH   Ultimatum from Molotov. Rejected; US Prepares Statement on China, Conférence

Crooks, Crackpots Fleece The Sick  * * t  U.S. Agency Exposes Phony “Cures”

‘QUACKERY QUASHED  Crooks, Crackpots Find Easy 'Pickings In Ailing Citizens

Faculty Members Quit In Protest   Teachers Objected To The Students Petting And — Holding Hands.

LONG-SOUGHT NAZI GESTAPO CHIEF CAUGHT   Found Hiding In Cellar; Two Years Since He  Had Seen the Sun.

MORAL CRUSADE   _ Truman, Pope Vow to Work Tosether for Lasting Peace

Truman, Pope Exchange Peace Aims  President Calls for   President Calls for Moral Crusade to Abolish Conflicts

CRUSADE FOR ALL MANKIND President, Pope Pledge Joint Campaians For Enduring Peace

Truman, Pope Exchange Peace Aims   President Calls for Moral Crusade to Abolish Conflicts

Truman And Pop Pledge To Work For World Peace  President Calls For Moral Crusade

HERBERT CALLS FOR OHIO SAFETY DRIVE   Reduction Of Accident: Rate Asked By Governor

STATE TRAFFIC DEATHS MOUNT   Governor Urges Ohioans to Reduce Accidents

PASSAGE OF  . LABOR BILL IS ASSURED   BOUTHERN DEMOCRAT SAY! 100 MEMBERS OF THAT - PARTY WILL SUPPORT ~  MEASURE

Southern Congressmen Predict Support for Republican Labor Bill from Southern Democrats—Meéasure Expected to Come ta Vote Thursday or Friday.

Killing Of Four Unexplained By Farm Youth   Says He Wondered What It Would Be Like To Take Life

Plan Hearing For Terpening   Farm Youth Admits Killing Four Playmates, Police Declare

Killed Out Of Curiosity ....  Admits To Deaths  Of Four Children

Fantastic Story Of Four Slayings  Youth Scheduled For Court Hearing

Youth Killed Four Children  To Get Thrill   Farm Boy Admits Slayings, Does Not Want To See Victims Bodies

Murdered Children ‘Ta See What It Felt Like’, Farm Boy Tells Officials

Story of Youth, 16, Who “Wondered How It Felt” To Kill, Unfolds In Michigan

Police Official Says Boy Admits Killing All 4 Children of Smith Family

Huge Tidal Wave  In New Zealand   Sweeps East Coast As After. math Of Undersea Earthquake In Pacific

Army Closes Probe Of Lee   Some © Errors Tn: Italian Command Found In - Investigation

GEN. LEE'S ACTS IN ITALY UPHELD; INQUIRY CLOSEL   Writer's Charges of Lavish Living and Mistreatmeut of Troops Held Unwar" ranted by Army.   EISENHOWER FINDS SOME “ERRORS” MADE   But He Asserts They Were Exception Rather Than Rule and Not Due to . Any Wrong Intent,

OCCASIONAL ‘ERRORS’ FOUND. = Army Commends Gen. Lee Asltalian Probe Closed

ARMY ADMITS ERRORS MADE IN OCCUPATION   Gen. Lee Cleared And Italian Theater Probe Clost#d

Head of OTC Sends Word To Senator Tobey He Will Be Ready To Testify This Afternoon.

Tobin Declares Land lords Must Prove Neces “sity—for -A Boost In tents,

Fleming Ready To Testify in  Investigation  OTC Head Expected To Appear Before a ee eee ein  ed

Gen. Fleming Ma) Solve Rent Order Mystery Today  To Testify Before Senate Committee

Who Almost Raised Nation’s Rent Ceilings?   Answer to Question Sought by Senators Now Holding Hearings

STILL PUZZLER   Tobey Calls Near Increas: “Comedy of Errors” And Seeks Explanation

WHO'S BEHIND MOVEMENT 10 RAISE RENTS!   SENATORS SURMISE THAT SOMEONE IS EMBARRASSED

Churchill Hits Wallace Talks   Embattled Speaker Scores Propaganda Announces Plans For U. §. Tour

Republican Has Scheme To Boos Rents In Spurts   Would Authorize 5 Per. cent Increases Every  Four Months.

Gradual Rise In Rent Ceilings Is Proposed   Freshman Senator Offers Plan Over Next 16 Months

Senator Asks For Rent Rise   Flanders Proposes Ac Of Congress For  Inerease

Sen. Flanders Urges Serial  Rent Increase   Decontrol Would Follow 20 P.C. Rise in 16 Months

Asks Rent Hikes To Total 20,P.C. Over 16 Month:   Flanders Wants Decontrol At End Of That Period;

NEW RENT HIKE PLAN OFFERED   Vermont Solon Proposes  Percent Ceiling Boost  Every Four Months

A GRADUATED RENT HIKE IS ADVOCATED   Freshman Solon Proposes a 5 Per Cent Increase Each Quarter Until a Total of 20 Per Cent Has Been Allowed.

HUNT FIREBUG IN-CAR-BLAZES   4 More Autos Are Set Afire at Cedar Falls

Property Tax Credit Urged By Zastrow   State Senator Favors Special Session To En. act Measure

Phone Strike Drastically Cuts Service  Union Negotiators  wD.,: 2 wh 2 eae ae i   Union Negotiators Reject Appeal by Schwellenbach

Phone Strike Drastically Cuts Service   Union Negotiators Reject Appeal by Schwellenbach

Asks Industry To Apply Brakes . >... Lawmaker Sees  Likelihood For Wage Controls

U.S. Controls May Have To Be Reimposed   Sen. Flanders Says Coal, Steel Firms Aiding Inflation

Attacks Lewis Mine Pact   Government May Step In If “Appeasement” Plan Is Followed

“Appeasement’ of John L. Lewis By Steel, Coal Men Brings Threat Oi Government Ware, Price Conirel

Appeasement Called Threat To Industry  Senator Warns Of Possible New Gov't Controls

Opposing Of  Lewis Assailed   Vermont Senator Says Public Welfare Has Been Ignored

Appeasement Of Lewis Hit   Surrender to Mine Leader Likened to Munich by Senator

Industry Warned by Sen. Flanders  ‘APPEASEMENT’ OF LEWIS IS SCORED

U.S. Wage Control Held a Possibility Senator Flanders Hits  Lewis ‘Appeasement,’ Hioh Steel Profite

Appeasement. Of Lewis Union Hit   Senator Declares Deal Parallels Munich Pact Mode With The Nazi:

F ederal Action May Be Needed,  Senator Claims   Flanders. Blasts’ Big Sieel ‘Appeasement’ Of Lewis ° And His Industry In-~ ug Price Hikes. 2

Curbs Loom For Industry, Says Flanders   Senator Hits Policy Of ‘Appeasement’ Of Labor Demands

Appeasement of Lewis Assailed  Cantral af Priraoac      Control of Prices, Wages Is Possibiilty

Flanders Flays Lewis, Anneasement Runaway Prices; for Mild Recession

_ , HINTS U. S, CONTROLS — Lewis Appeasement Blasted by Flanders

Senator Sounds Threat of Control  Flanders Strikes At Coal, Steel Men

ir Attached ee  U. S. Controls Over Profits, ‘ Prices, Wages Seen Possible   Lewis Appeasement By Steel And Coal  Scored By Senator

GIRLS BRAVE PICKET LINES; WIN PLAUDITS   Only Three Fail to Return; Action Voluntary: . )

GIRLS RET TO POSITIONS IN HOMEWOOD   Noluntary Back-to-Work Move Restores Service   3 VILLAGES BENEFIT

Bill Against Free Creed --President   Truman Says it Violates Principles Vital to Public Welfare.

Communists In YJ. §. Office Held Menace   President Not Worried About Party As Political Force

No Progress Reported In LT&I Dispute   Federal Conciliater Sees Possibility Of “Getting Together”

JURY CONVICTS SNYDER YOUTH AT ROCKVILL   Court Te Sentence Bey - Saturday For Foster Father's Murder   JURORS RECOMMEND MERCY FOR SLAYER

Youth Convicted Of Murder In First Degree For Foster Father's Slaying

Palestine Partition  Is Urged   Poland Says Other Solutions Should  Be Dropped; Balkans Clash Near Shoywdawn

POLAND URGES PARTITION PLAN   1 iClaims Proposal Only Solution To Holy Land Problem

—PALESTIN E = Demands Jews Be.  Admitted  Balkans [ssue Nearing Showdow

URGES UN TO CUT PALESTINE INTO 2 STATES   Poland Would Also Allow 250,,000 Jews To Enter Holy Land

Urges Priority For Split Issue   Poland Asks U.N. Tx Concentrate On Holy Land Partition.

PLACE BLAME IN MINE BLAST   Inadequate Ventilation Hel Cause of Schooley Blast By State Inspector

Cause of Mine Blast Disaster  Faulty Ventilation Cited  tse: Reports   Faulty Ventilation Citec In Exeter Pit Deaths

U.S. Firm On Punishment Of Atomic Crimes   Demands No Veto Must Be Applied

Osborn Reiterates U. 5. Stand On > Use Of Veto tn Atom Bomb Crimes   Delegate Insists Principles Laid ‘Down By  Bernard Baruch Must Be Upheld

U.S. Stands Firm lor No Veto On  Atomic Crimes  Russian UN Delegate Wants Veto Right On  Ponichment af Crimes

UN Battle Due Over Ballot To Admit Albania   ‘Delegates Believe Second   Move For Admission To   Face Fight; Russia Backs Nation

Wiley Warns Tom Clark On Appointments  To Oppose More New Deal Judges

Rayburn No Vice-Prexy Candidate   Former Speaker Of House Denies Any Candidacy

No Candidate for Vice-Presidency In ‘Remotest Sense, Says Rayburn

REP. RAYBURN SPIKES REPORT. OF VICE PRESIDENT CANDIDACY IN STATEMENT TO YOUNG DEMOS

President Truman Pays Tribute by Radio and Mrs. Roosevelt and Maraenthan Sneak

Statesville Shats   Informa! Glimpses of Peo ple tno ang Around Statesville.

Controls Split Leaders of GOP   Taft Reveals Senate May Postpone Action on Prices. Rationing

NEW GLUE GIVEN IN BABY DEATHS   Patient Tells of Seeing Couple Leave Hospital

Demos Promise Portal Pay Fight  GOP Majority Is Behind Present Bill

Gen. Bradley Freezes VA Employment Orders All VA Offic:   Orders All VA Offices To Begin Program of Strict Economies

STRICT ECONOMICS IN VA. OFFICES 10 BE PUT IN EFFECT   Bradley Freezes Employmen in All Offices; Some Cuts Are Anticipated

MAY FORM JOINT ‘SENATE-HOUSE PROBING CROUL   Ferguson Says Joint Committee. Would: Be More Effective

Ferguson Urges Junking Senate Probe   Proposes Permanent Joint Congressional Group To Investigate  All War Contracts.

Ferguson Would Abandon Senate. Probe Committee   Would Substitute _ Joint Congressional Investigating Group

COMMITTEE CALLS SPECIAL SESSION   Appropriations Body to Con:sider Reported British Request

Plane Crash Near Fulfen Fatal fo Two   Pilot Killed, Passenger Dies OF Injuries

EIGHT DEAT ATTRIBUTED TO WEATHER   Tornado in Missouri and Arkansas; Lightning, Thunder Here

AF. L LEADERS MAP FIGHT ON LABOR LAW   Lewis Spearheads Drive for Repeal of Statute

AFL MEMBERS ASSEMBLE 10 FIGHT LAW   Seek Repeal Of Taft-Hartley Labor Bill

Governor Dewey Asks Increased Help For Italy   ALBANY, (2) — Governor Dewey called today for increased American aid to Italy to prevent establishment of what he

Liquor Director Ready to Clamp Down on Gambline   State Senate Probe Bears Weight-in ~Bringing -New-Order-

DUTCH CLOSING VISE IN JAVA   Report Troops Advancing at Will under Hot Sun

Java’s Rebels Caught in Vise   Reports Conflicting From Indies Islands

Indonesians In Vise-Like Dutch Poeket   Central Section OF Island Under Heavy Fire By Advancing Nether Jands Proops   Attackers Adonit Some Resistance   Defenders Say Dateh Have Lost 9,000 Men Tn Six Days: Assert Faith  In People

Main Body of Indonesian Army Reported Trapped  Resistance in Some Sl   Resistance in Some Places, However, Is Admitted by Dutch

Dutch Squeeze Main Body Of Republic Army  ee ee SS Pe eS a   Admit Resistance Olin Some Places; Advance At Will

Rebel Forces Trapped by . Dutch Troops   U. S.-Trained Fighters Win Control of Strategic Centers

AQGVaNce AC Vili ae Cae aa  Dutch Troop: Throw ‘Vise’  About Enemy In Java War   Indonesian Republic 'Army’s Main Units Nearly Surroundéd

Dutch Report Indonesian Army Caught in Trap   Claim Their Forces Advancing at Will In Mast Sectors

BIG INDONESIAN FORCE TRAPPED   Dutch Troops Control Strategic Centers hk. Wectern Java

Dutch Troops Encircle Indonesians  Strategic Centers Reported Under Control

Dutch Troops Encircle Indonesians  Strategic Centers Reported Tra ak CAA tial

Interim Unit in Closed Session.  Conservation Row Beina Investiaated

Interim Group Confers on Conservation Controversy   Closed Session on How to Proceed With Quizzing Commission Members

TO ADDRESS VETERAN      O'Dwrer and Preston_to Democratic Meeting at Topeka

FREEMAN WILL TESTIFY FOR CO-DEFENDANTS   Judge Acquits Agent in MayGarsson Bribery Case

FREEMAN ACQUITTED; TO AID MAY, OTHERS   Agent Will Take Stand Fo! Three Codefendants

Freeman Will Take Stand for 3 Defendants  He Was s Acqu itted At Bribery Trial

Freeman Called To Testify On May’s Behalf   Munitions Agent Is Acquitted At Bribery Trial

Acquitted Arms Agent to Assist Other Defendants   Will Testify for Congressman May, Two Manufacturers

FREEMAN TO TESTIFY FOR MAY   Agent Acquitted At May-Garsson Bribery Trial

FREEMAN WILL ~ HELP HIS PALS   Munitions Agent To Testify Tomorrow for May, Garsson Brothers

Freeman Will Testify At Fraud Trial   Acquitted Of Bribery Charge

FREEMAN FREE, TO TAKE STAND   May, Garssons Denied Directed Verdict

FREEMAN T0 AID MAY, GARSSONS   Acquitted Agent Is Listed as Defense Witness

GETTYSBURG DOCTOR IS FREED OF RAPE   Physician, However, Is Convicted QC Fornication By Jury; Faces $100 Fine

Would Reverse Tideland Case   Reclamation Association Ends Sessions At Phoenix

Plumbers, Othman Discovers, Will Hook Up Only What They  Sell-And at a Terrific Price

RED-LED LABOR BOWS 10 TOUGH COUNTER STEPS   Italians Began Mass Back to Work Movement Before Walkout Ended

Rome Strike Settlement Is Announced  Force Is Used  To Dispel Reds

Bickering Brings Fear of Failure In Balkan Studi   ‘Bitterness Is Evident as  Commission Digs Deep ‘ Into Greek Complaint

Ribbon ‘Chute Will Lower Instruments   Tests from Rocket To Be Made at White Sande N ™.

French Hope Iteds Curbed In Campaign Cabinet Strengthened  D.. Mee cotta Maacire

SUDDEN STORM ‘SWEEPS OVER MANY STATES   TRANSPORTATION HARD. HIT BY MEAVY SNOWFALL » ALONG SEABOARD—  1. WEST VIRGINIA  ' «AD go InenES °° A

SNOW BLANKETS EAST SEABOARD   Air Traffic Halts; Highway Conditions Hazardous Over Wide Area

HEAVIEST FALL OF WINTER IN NEW YORK   Air, Train and High way Traffic Hampered: Six Dead

STERN U. 5.30 Still Missing After RIED INSNOW Los Angeles Explosion

Eastern Area Of U.S. Battles  Snow Hazards   Heaviest Snowfall Of Winter Covers Eastern Seaboard Area Today   FOOT AND HALF OF SNOW REPORTED

MILK STRIKERS “ARE INDICTED   Face Federal Charges As Result of Grand Jury Action Today

Theft And Mail Charges Placed   Charges Result From Action Of Band Of Men Who Searched Illinois Central Trains At Amite On Two Days

TEXAS CITY HIT BY FIRE, POISON GAS   Biast on French Ship Sets Off Chain of Explosions in City of 15,000

Home Edition      urvivors Flee Deadly Fumes   Eyewitness Story--Town Looks Like it Was Bombed   Pilot Says Explosion Gave Off Cloud Like Atom Bomb

Gas Fumes Threaten Texas Coast Area  —» 18,000 Evacuated  Brom Disaster Scene

Blasts Occur When Ship Loaded With Fertilizer Blows Up; Workers Ordered Out of Area   Disaster Is So Great Death Toll Cannot Be Estimated: Fumes Are Newest Hazard

Freighter Explodes in Harbor, Loaded With Chem.  icals — Huge Fires

FREIGHTER IN GALVESTON BAY EXPLODES, TOUCHES OFF CHEMICAL BLASTS

Disaster Scene Confused but Witnesse Estimate Death Toll in the Hundreds

Explosion On Ship Stafts Holocaust As Blazes, Jarring Bursg Sweep  Chemical Plants. Refineries

400 Estimated Dead; Gas Fumes Peril Area   Evacuation Reported Ordered for 18,000 Persons in Stricken Area: Fires Rage Among Refineries

To Stay Closed To Halt Decline To Lower Prices   British Ban On Buying Held Cause For Action

U.N. Council Sets Up.  Disarmam ent Body  Orders World Police Force’ Speeded; Gromvleon Statamant Dire The Alteonn.

RUSS TO TAKE ATOM CONTROL STAND TODAY   11-Nation Committee On Disarmament  Set Up

TEMPERATURES   Seven Hurt In 3-Car Crash Sunday Night   Plane Pilots Beware! Michigan’s New Sky Cops Begin Patrol Of The Air

Building Burns At Muhlenberg   Administration Building Of College Is Destroyed By Fire Last Night

Te ceedanramneianenamaaaiaiaed aninaiaiananaiaeiaiideaameniimesmaseminiaanaemedenmmmenal  $500,000 Fire Damages Big Gasoline Refinery

To Stay in Capital   Vandenberg and Connally Won't Go to Moscow? fore Early ‘Falks

B-17 GRASHES NEAR DAYTON   3 Die in Accident Just 3 Miles From Home Base

How To Save Country Too Few Gold and Silver Coins Prospector, 82, Tells Conares:

DeGasperi Appeal: To Italian People   Leftists Sharply ‘Reject’ Cabinet

SEEK TO HEAD OFF CRITICISM ON AID FOR GREECE, TURKEY   Vandenberg And Connally Call  It Justified  By U. N. Purpose

DRIVE BEGINS TO TIE GREEK AID WITH UN   Congress Moves for State. ment Reconciling Policy with Charter Terms.

U.S. Claims UN Not Prepared To Aid Greece   Preamble To Bill Soothes Fears That Yanks Bypassing International Group

BID MADE TO TIE AID PLANS TO UN   Vandenberg, Connally Ac! To Combat Charges

SFEK TO TIE GREEK AID TO l). N. IDEALS   Bipartisan Drive Begun in Congress for U.S. to Notify World Its Support Is in Keeping With Allied Principles.

Aid Plan Said To Follow U.N. “Principles ’   Congress Expected To Deny Nation Is Snubbing Agency

Declare Greek — Kid Justified Under U.N. Plan   ‘ Vandenberg, Connally Offer Explanation of Truman Move

Battling Started On Loan  Policies   Principle Is Main Issue For Greece  And Turkey

Claim Greek Aid No Slap To U.N.   Vandenberg Heads Bi-Partisan Drive

Greek Aid in Line With UN Policies, U. S. Will Declare   Vandenberg, Connally in Bipartisan Move to Placate Others

Drive Starts To “Explain” US Aid Policy   Would Notify World That Help For Greece And Turkey Conforms To UN Principles

Drive to Shaw Aid for Greece Conforms to U.N.   Bipartisan Move I Intended to Meet the Head-on Charges  in Conesress

Bi-Partisan Drive Under  Way to Advise Greek Aid Plan in Line With UN

Bipartisan Drive Is Started on — Turk-Greek Aid   U. S. Is Notifying World It Considers Help For Nations Opposing Communism Is In Conformity With Principles of UN

SAY AID 10 STOP REDS I$ BASED ON UN THEORY   Vandnberg, Connally Back Truman’s Plan to Help Turkey, Greece

New Angle Takes Shape In Congress  Step Planned To Soften Criticism

LINK U.S: AID TO U.N. GOALS   Vandenberg, Connally Reassure Faith In United Nations Agency

Babson Asks Why Should Government Spending In Peacetime Be So Large

Spending Of ~ Vital Concern To U. S. People    ROGER BABSON URGES CITIZENS TO STUDY PROJECTS

HOUSE COMMITTEE MEMBERS SAY BPEECHES OPEN WAY TO PROSECUTION UNDER ~LAW OF 1798 

$30.50 PAID ON CHOICE HOGS IN CHICAGO’S YARD   All-Time Record Broken in Trade Ac Prices Climb

Governor Dewey Visits Wyoming  Finds Sentiment for Taft ‘Is Growing’

11 Gold Miners Still Trapped   Men Are 2,000 Feet Beneath Surface Of Earth.

Grave Senate Aims at Early Aid Plan Vote   New Crisis Brews, Vandenberg Warns; Session Continuous

Wreck Is Fatal To  Trainmen   Locomotives Crash Head-On in Texas; 2 Killed, 3 Missing

2 KNOWN DEAD IN TRAIN WRECK   Fire Hampers Search for More Bodies Near Texas Town

Two Trains In  Head-On Crash   ‘Wreck Occurs In Texas— Two Known Dead And Several Missing

Southern Pacific: Strike Settlement! Is Expected   Engineers From: Oregon To Texas Walk Out Over ‘Rules Dispute . -

Trains Stop But Parleys Continuing  _ AIL SP Trains West   of El Paso Affected bw Bie Walkout

Far Western  Railway Strike May End Soon   Predicted by Union After Engineers Quit On Southern Pacific

Engineers on Pacific  Lines Out   SP Locomotive Operators Strike As Negotiations Continue

SOUTHERN PACIFIC ENGINEERS BEGIN STRIKE IN WEST   Leave Locomotives in Oregon, Nevada, California and Texas — Railroad Property Picketed,   CHANGES DEMANDED IN WORKING RULES   Walkout Starts as Negotia tors for Company and Unjon Confer in Effort to Reach Agreement.

Strike Ties Up S. P. Railroad's Pacific Lines   Early Settlement Predicted By Union

Southern Pacific Strike Started  - Negotiators Still  Are Closeted

Conference Held With King Paul and Leader Of Populists; Griswold Explains Stand of U. S.

Maximos Gets New Mandate On Greek Rule   Full Cabinet Line-up May Await Arrival Of Washington Expert

MAXIMOS TRIES TO FORM NEW GREEK CABINET   Coalition Government May Not Be Completed Until U. S. Views Known

MAXIMOS SEEKS COALITION. PACT   Former Greek Premier Accepts King’s Mandate

Maximos Accepts Demand To Revive Coalition Cabinet   King’s Order And Will  ee Premier Accepts ek To Form Cabinet   U. S. INFLUENCE SEEN IN ACTION

Expect Hoover To Give Sunport To Truman's Plea   Former President Hoover   Says Further Relief Need ed In War-Devastated Countries   MAKES REPORT TO PRESIDENT TRUMAN

Relief Loan, Not Giff, Is  Hoover Plea   Former President Says Repayment Should Be Obligatory.

Stassen Takes  Shot At Dewey   “Would Not Consider Running” With 1944 Republican Standard Bearer

Stassen Will. Not Consider Dewey In °48   Avowed Candidate Makes Flat Statement In Regards lo Vice-Presi« deney

AKRON RESIDENT DIED MARCH 16   Funeral Services Held Wed. nesday For Emery Neal, 76 Years Old

Akron Piotieer Died March: 16  Had Livéd There Fifty Seven Years

ESTEEMED AKRON RESIDENT CALLED BY DEATH SUNDAY   Emery Neal Had Lived In This Community Nearly Sixty Years

DROP SPECIAL SESSION PLAN   Truman Assures Leaders Of Congress Special Call Is Not Contemplated

Conaress Finds No Need for a Special Session   Program for Remaining Two Weeks Has Been Outlined

Congress Given Relief In Work  No Special Session Unless In Emergency

WHITE HOUSE ‘EASES WINDUP FOR CONGRESS   SPECIAL SESSION NOT NECESSARY THIS FALL

‘No Special Session,’ Vandenberg Told  White House Relieves Con gress  Of ‘Pressure On W orld Affairs

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Fights Jap Inflation   Communist Membership

Stennis Holds Steady Lead In Mississippi   Rankin Loses Out In Race For Seat Of Theo Bilbo

46-Year-Old Judge Stennis Leads Field   Kentucy Goes Democratic; Bonus  Voted in N. Y., Ohia

JUDGE STENNIS TOPS RACE FOR SEAT IN SENATE   Kentucky Governorship Returns to Democratic Fold After 4 Years

Hot Contest Develops in Mississippi   Stennis Forges Ahead in Race for Senate Seat of Late Bilbo

TEMPERATWRES   JOHN RANKIN FAILST0 WIN BILBO'S SEAT   Democrats, GOP Divide Honors Fairly Equally

FINISHING LAST IN MISSISSIPP!   Kentucky Restores State Powers to Democrats—’Trends’ Absent from Voting

Two Republican Congressmen, One Democra  Hold Leads; New Jersey Scraps Its Se VW ona SM fC" mead thestionn

Jurist Will Get Bilho's Senate Seal  Rankin Lagging: Kentucky Joins Damnac Aaain

Mississippi Voters Smother Rankin In Bilbo’s Seat:Race   Circuit Judge Stennis Takes. Over Lead; Democrats Win Kentucky Governorship

Kentucky Won By Democrats Tn Major Test   Three Wage Close Contest For Bilbo Senate Seat In Mississippi Race

Few Upsets Or Trends Seen In Results   Kentucky Governor, Detroit Mayor Are Ousted By Voters; Rilhoa_Rackerc Trail

RANKIN RUNNING IN LAST PLACE; STILL IN HOUSE   Kentucky Democrats Regair Control; New York Passes Soldiers’ Bonus

Kentucky Elects Democratic Governor;  Rankin Drubbed In Mississippi Race

Rankin Out Of Running   White Supremacy Ad vocate Trails in Race For Bilbo’s Seat; No “Trend” in Elections

Republicans Win In Philadelphia  New York Approves Bonus For Veterans

 Torrid Race Underway For Bilbo’s Post Demos Holding Lead In Kentucky Voting ©

YOUNG CIRCUIT JUDGE MAY GET BILBO’S PLACE   Democrats Returned ta Power by Voters In Kentucky

Liberal Leading In Senate Race. In Mississippi  Rankin Running Last  Kentucky Goes Back To Democratic Fold

3Corner Fight ~ For Bilbo Seat   Clements Is Making Bid In Kentucky

GOVERNORSHIP OF KENTUCKY TO DEMOCRATS   Rankin Badly Beaten In Mississippi; GOP Keeps Philadelphia   FEW SURPRISES IN OFF-YEAR BALLOTING

Demos Gains Features Of HeavyVoting   Clements Appears Kentucky Winner; Few Major Trends

Few Trends  Indicated Ih Vote  ankin Traile in   Rankin Trails in Race—Democrats Elect Governor In Kentucky

STENNIS IS PULLING AWAY FROM RIVALS   Circuit Judge Forges Ahead of Two CloseRunning Opponents for Senate Seat of the Late Theodore Bilbo.

New York, Ohio Vote Vets Bonuses  ‘Trends’ Fail To Develop In Off-Year Elections: Rankin, Would-Be Bilbo Successor, Trails Race

Stennis Leads for  Bilbo Seat   Border State Elects Clements Governor Over G. O. P. Dummit

Democrat Has Lead for Kentucky Post   Hot Three-Cornered Race Develops in Mississippi Election

IN KENTUCKY   Democrat Appears Certain Of Victory In State’s Governorship Race

Democrat Leads Race In Kentucky  Clements Builds U Substantial Margix

Kentucky De ocrat.Leads In Race For Governorship ‘i ze Rankin Trailing Far Behind    Li), Oa ~ ee es pa Ghee ns BD: Ti

COP Is Ousted In Kentucky- Rankin Beaten   Vacancies in House f,0 to a Democrat, Two Republicans— Vets Voted Bonus

Rankin Far Behind For Bilbo Seat   Stennis, Circuit Judge, Leads Field; Kentucky Democratic Mavors Flected

Dems Win Back Governor Post   Few Election Trends Noted in Tuesday's Off-Year Elections

Democrats Leading” “An Kentucky. Vote      Hot Fight’ Des Develops An : Mississippi : Fars: : “Bilbo Seat:

Big Three Agree To Hold Another Session Tuesday   Hopes Brighten For Accord on Recovery Plan

Truman Busy on — New Bills   Much of Legislation: Passed'in Final Days Of Congress Signed.  ‘Inte Law Rv: Presiden

TRUMAN DIGS INTO LEGISLATION PILE AND SIGNS BILLS   Appropriation Measures Given First Consideration; Appointments Weiehed

PRESIDENT SIGNS. NUMEROUS BILLS   Mr. Truman Busy Studying  Laniclatian

Truman Signs Many Bills: More Pending   Losing No Time In Considering New: Leaislation

Desk Clearing Job   wooK VIEGTIANG sO Truman Signs Many Acts Into Law On Return To Washinaton

The President Signs Several  Bills Into Law   President Truman Works on Legislation Passed by Congress in Final Days Before Adjournment.

PRESIDENT BUSY OKAYING BILLS   Truman Signs Several Funds Measures, Including Allocation for Army

Truman OKs Major Bills   Important Legislation Is Signed By President On Busy Day

DUKE CITY POLICE ‘EXPECTING BREAK IN WOMAN’S DEATH   Man Is Questioned in Connec tion With Slaying of AL   , buquerque Resident

AL CAPONE NOW HAS PNEUMONIA   OLD PUBLIC ENEMY: BELIEVED NEAR DEATH

AL CAPONE DYING WITH PNEUMONIA   Physician Has No Hope for Former Gangster

‘Hold Little Hope For Al CaponeHeart Is Weakening   Lungs Congested and Physicians Indicate Former Gang Czar Has Small Chance to Live

Litchfield Officer  Misses Promotion   President Deletes Kilian’s Name From Candidates  For Colonel.

PRESIDENT REJECTS KILLIAN PROMOTION   Removes Name from List of 682 Recommendations

AUSTIN MAN REGAINS SIGHT, SEES MOTHER   Bill McDonald Flies from New York After Successful: Operation

Faith rays Ott Youth, 22, Sees Mother for First Time Since Blindness Struck Him in Childhood

Ballot Probe Likely to Run Well Into °48   Jenner Indicates Inquiry May Later Be Extended To AH Counties

SENATES VOTE PROBE MAY RUN INTO NEXT YEAR   Kilgore Investigation Seen As Including Fntire State

State Vote Probe May Be Expanded  Expect Investigation Run Into Next Year

MENJOU DECLARES MANY REDS ACTIVE IN FILM COLONY   Hollywood Is Honeycomb: ed with Communists, Says Actor Today at Capital Hearing,  STRIKE IS CALLED

Investigation of Movie Industry ln Second Day   Adolphe Menjou Tells Group Hollywood Is Full of Communists

MENJOU SAYS MANY REDS IN HOLLYWOOD   Urges Outlawing Of Communist Party in U. S.

Film Star Sees Hotbed Of Radicals   Follow Moscow Party Line, He Declares

MENJOU CLAIMS PLENTY OF REDS IN HOLLYWOOD   Actor Tells Probers Moscow Party Line Kollowen   LISTS GROUPS      Says Movie Capital Is Hotbed Of Outside Influences

Reds Honeycomb Hollywood, Actor Tells House Quiz   Pro-communists in Film Capital Follow Moscow Line, Menjou Declares   WITNESS CONDEMNS YEAR-LONG STRIKE   Jurisdicticnal Dispute An Exemple of Un-American Activity, He Feels

Menjou Names Fronts For Anti-Communistic Activities In Filmland   Declares Movie Capital Is Hotbed Of AntiAmerican Action; Cites Jurisdictional  Fights As Example Of Results.

Rayburn May Halt Final Legislation   Democratic Leader Threatens To Act If K.C. Probe Voted

Four Slayers Die in Chair At Sing Sing   Institution’s First Quadruple Execution In Eight Years

He'll Map Plans Before Congress This Wednesday  ~ U.S. Ponders Idea

SENATE WANTS FACTS ABOUT. FOREIGN AD   Seeks Answer to What Greco -Turkish Loans Will Mean to U.S. Future.

Senate to Deluge White House With Queries on Greek Riddle   Want to Know What Aid to Greece And Turkey Means to Future of U.S.

OPEN HEARINGS SCHEDULED FOR ANTI-RED PLAN   Senators Map Barrage Of ~ Questions On Meaning Of Program

Senate Seeks Full Meaning Of Aid Plans   Government Faces Flurry of Questions At Public Hearines

SENATORS ANXIOUS ABOUT U. S. FUTURE IF GREECE, TURKEY  GET FINANCIAL AID

Congress Asks Questions On Aid To Greece   Senator Arthur Vandenbers Continues To Take Initia tive For Financial Help.

SENATORS 10     QUESTIONS   Want to Know All Angles of Aid to Greece

QUESTIONS ON TRUMAN PLAN   SENATORS FRAME QUERIES ON ANTICOMMUNIST PROGRAM

Senators Prepare ‘Quiz on Resalts - Of Foreign Loan:   Administration Asked tc  Deserthe Effect of Pclicy  On Future of U.S.   PUBLIC HEARINGS ON PLAN SCHEDULED   House Foreign Affairs Unit _ Seems Favorable to Truman’s Proposal

Senators Asking For More Details   Other Legislation May Block Action Until After Deadline Set For March 15

Find Wivell Insane When Man Slain   Emmitsburg Man Now Sane, Judges Hold  In Acquitting Him; Sum Tio Evidence

Grim Forecast of a United States Weakened by Luxury and Declining Birthrate Published by University

SEEN RULED BY RED’ EUROPE   University Of Maryland Report Pictures Grim Century Forecast

‘Seer Fears Overwhelming of U. S.  Ry Red-Ruled Europe. Risine Asia

Geographer Predicts Weakened U.S Over-Run by Asia, Reds in Century

IWEAKENED BY LUXURY AND A ‘DECLINING BIRTH RATE U. S. IS SEEN DOOMED IN 100 YEARS

Americans Love Luxury Some ae UY  State University Report Sees U. S. Overwhelmed By Red Europe

Extension Of Controls To Dec.31 Voted   Rent Boost Beaten By Narrow Margin; Wil Go To Senate

Proposal For 10 Per Cent Boost Defeated By Narrow Margin In Dramatic Battle

HOUSE TURNS DOWN PROPOSAL TO HIKE RENTS 10 PER CENT   Rejects Increase, 135 to 119, Then Votes to Extend Modified Controls Until Dec. 3L   “HOME RULE” CLAUSE PLACED IN MEASURE   Provision Would Permit Citios and Counties to End Regulations if They  Destred,. j

Proposed Boost  in Rents Fails Modified Controls  to Be Extended

Torrid Session Also Produces ‘Home Rule’ Law   Gives Cities, Counties Right to End Control Before Dec. 3]

Rent Controls Are Extended To Year’s End   Bill Narrowly Escapes Being Sent Back To Banking Committee—’Home Rule” Amendment  Incorporated In Meacure

VOTE CHANGE IN QUOTA LAW   State House Approves Bill _ To Exclude Clubs From   Liquor Law Quotas

‘Sheriff Wounded As He Kills Negro In Gun Battle As Group Try To Halt Arrest

LILTENTHAL IS DESCRIBED AS APPEASER   ‘Senator Bridges of New Hampshire Says “Extreme Left-Winger’

Hughes Asks Senator About  Free Air Tri ps   Hughes Wanted to See Mae Reactor Penlaine

Sen. Brewster Explains Plane Rides   Says Offer Made By Howard Hughes

BREWSTER ADMITS FREE PLANE TRIPS   ‘Sen. Brewster Answers Hughes’ Charge On $1,400 Trips

Senator Snswers Hughes Charge   Says He Accepted Free Plane Trip to Probe  Wartime Contract

BREWSTER AIRS FREE RIDES IN HUGHES PLANES   Senator Explains Trips It Answer To Charge Of Coast Millionaire

Tie Rides’ a Huahes’ Bidding      Replies: to Plane ‘Builders Charge of Airplane Hors

SENATE PUTS  FE Al VOTE AW YUTE  TILL MONDAY   Postponement Decided on AR er Defeat of Proposed Slash to’ $400.000,000.

Senate fo Vote Monday on StopGap Foreign Aid  GOP Proposal to Slast   GOP Proposal to Slash Amount Turned Down by 56-30 Vote

Senate Vote On Relief To Be on Monday   Final Decision on Half Billion for  Europe Postponed

Senate Vote On Aid Bill Is Delayed  To Monday   Defeats, 56 to 30, Republican Move To Cut Measure To $400.000.000

Aid Slash Vote Slated On Monday  GOP Proposal For Flat Cut Meets Defeat

Senate Delays Final Stopgap Relief Ballot   Defeats by 56 to 30 Move to Cut Total To $400,000,000

Cut inRelief Funds Defeated in Senate  Right’ Republicans Delay Final Voting

Chamber Plans To Take Finat Action Monday  $197,000,000 Slash Voted Down, 56-30

Republican Group Loses Effort To Cut Figure To 400 Million Dollars

Proposed $197,000,000 Cut in Relief for France, Austria, and Italy Defeated,  56 to 430.      VOTE ON MEASURE DELAYED TILL MONDAY   Long-Range Marshall Plan for Facilitating European Recovery to Go to Congress Next Week.

Amendment To Slash Funds Defeated  Senate Vote On Aid Plan Slated Monday

Senate Delays -VoteonRelief Billto Monday   Move to Cut Funds Loses But Retards Progress Of Measure

Final Vote on Bill Put Off Until Next  Monday by Solons   Vandenberg Leads Attack in Opposition to Attempts to Cut 3197,000,000 From Act; House to Consider Own Measure Next Week

SENATE VERDICT ON AID DELAYED   Upper Chamber Defeats Proposal to Decrease Outlay to 400 Million

445 CONVICTS IN ILL. AIDED WITH BATTLE UPON MALARIA   Green Reports On ‘Wartime Studies  That May Relieve Suffering Millions

HUNT PAIR F DOUBLE KILLING   Prominent Virginia Couple @ Believed Murdered By Hitch-Hikers

HITCHHIKERS ARE SOUGHT IN DEATHS OF VIRGINIA PAIR   Bodies Found in Bloodstained Bushes At Outskirts of Omaha Thursday

Seek Hikers In Death Of Couple   Bodies Of Arlington, Va. Couple Are Found In ~ Clump Of Bushes.

Believe Couple Slain By Pair Ot Hitchhikers   Omaha Police Launch Search; Newly-weds Killed, Robbed

Touring Couple Slain in Nebraska   Two Hitch-Hikers In Uniform Sought

Ex-Secretary of State Byrnes Describes U. S.-Soviet Differences as Disturbing

Soviet-U. S. Rift Is Unfortunate, Declares Ex-Secretary of State

POLIO OUTBREAK AT CUMBERLAND   Fifth Case In Last Twe Weeks Reported; Diph theria Increasing

Cumberland Reports Another Polio Case   Prevolence of Digeang, Is Highest for Ten Years

srneruietiniery EDNA OLIVER IS NAMED T) SCHOOL POST   Gels 13 Votes—Von Krog Polls One

Lardner Won’t Answer If He’s A Communist   Film Writer Joins Thos Facing Contempt Charges in Probe Today

Connected  With A-Bomb   Espionage      Unamerican ‘Activities Committee Says Hollywood Connected With. It; Ring Lardner Jr. Removed —  Eeam Stand —

Surprise Testimony To Show Hollywood Pinkos In ‘A-Bomb Espionage   Son Of Famous Writer Turns Hostile; Membership Card In Communism Party Is Presented By Investigator.

Britain Hopes For Interim  Holy Land Rule   Nation Not Expected To Defy U.N. lf Asked Tn YVield

U.S. WILL HELP MEXICO IN POST WAR EXPANSION   Aleman Tells Congres: Democracy Must Be  Backed By Force

Mexico To Get Financial Aid FromU.S.   Aleman Addresses Joint Session Of Conaress

Aleman Is Promised  a US Loan   Mexico President Cheer: ed After Address Before Congvess

U. 5. ASSURES MEXICO LOAN   More Credits Promised A: Aleman Pledges Nation To Amity With U. S.

U.S. PledgesMoney Grants For Mexico   Truman, Aleman Agree On Stabilization Of Exchanve: 450 Milton Credit Likely

Aleman Advocates Strong Democracies  U. S. Loan To Boost Mexico Is Pledged_ .

AMERICAN LOAN PROMISED MEXICC   ALEMAN ADDEESSES CONGRESS—PLEDGES LASTING AMITY WITH U. S.

Aleman, Cheered by Congress Urges Strong Democracies to Hold Aaaressors in Check

Congress Hails Aleman’s Talk,  Mexican Loan   Funds Promised to Build Country's Post-War

Mexico Will Get American Cash to Build Industry   President Aleman Tells Congress Democracies Must Be Strong

LOAN PROMISED MEXICO BY U.S   Congress Cheers Speec! Given By President Miguel Aleman

U. 5. Promises Mexico Loan   Aleman” Tells Congress Democracy Must ~Be Backed By Force

State’s Biggest Budget To AskFor$135, 000,000 In New “Luxury” Taxes

New High For State Budget   Largest Peacetime Budget in State’s History Calls for $800,000,000

House Moving Toward Cut in Stopgap Aid   Final Vote in House Unlikely Before Thursday

Halleck Urges Deeper, Slashes In Stop-gap Aid   House Debate Continues As Marshal]. Plan Esti* mates For European Needs Trimmed

Cut in Foreign Aid Believed ‘Certain;  House Voting on Measure Is Delayed

CUT DEMANDED IN FOREIGN AID   House Majority Leader Joins Others In Secking Reduction  PIIDMEAI Oa] =s%TRIITAAA RAI

FINAL OKAY IS BELIEVED NEAR  a  Foreign Aid: Plans Due For Trimming

HOUSE AID SLASH SEEN AS CERTAIN   G.0.P. Chiefs Said To Have Agreed On 500 Million.

GOP Congressional Leaders Agree On Four-Point Anti-Inflation Program   Halleck Throws Weight Behind Move To Cut Foreign Aid Bill

Republicans May Reduce Relief Fund   Halleck Supports Plan To Give Less For Foreign Aid

Aid Fund Cut Gains Support   House Majority Chief Joins Growing Ranks

HALLECK JOINS AID CUT MOVE   House Certain to Trim Funds  Before Approval

HALLECK FAVORS FOREIGN AID CUT   Stim May Be Chopped To $500,000,000

MOVE TO SLASH AID FUNDS GAINS MORE SUPPORT IN HOUSE  FIVE-DAY DEBATE MAY END FOR FINAL VOTE LATE TODAY. THURSDA’

More Support Arises For Cut In Aid Funds   Halleck Lines Up For Slash; Vote Set on Amendments

_ —HOUSE MAY TRIM BILL— Halleck Demands Slash In European Aid Funds

LEADERS SAY PROGRAM CAN BE ACHIEVED   Knutson Says He Will Not Drop 20 Per Cent Cut

GOP Confident of Reaching Its Goals   Leaders Predict Approval of Tax Slashes, Payment on U.S. Debt and Balanced Budget

Republicans Express Confidence They Can Cut Taxes 20 Per Cent, Reduce U.S. Debt, Balance Budget

Nard To Retire; arns Nation To Keep Gun Ready’   Chief Of. Naval Operations To Quit In December After Lona Service

EXPECTED..TO SAY. THIS COUNTRY MUST). MAIN TAIN ANGLO-AMERI’ CAN PRESTIGE IN ' GREECE".

President Will Speak March 6 At Waco Texas   Momentous Statement On Future American Foreign Policy To Be Made   BRITISH ACTION CREATES ISSUES

U.S. Planning To Hold Line for Britain   Truman Will Define Policy in Waco Talk; Funds But Not Troops

bee STUDENTS. DEMAND. REMOVAL OF YANK OUTFITS      Chant ‘Americans Go Home’ a:  They Demonstrate Against Yank Forces

Students Ask Ousting of U.S. Troops   Nanking Is Scene of New Chinese Demonstration; March on Home of Gen. Marshall Threatened

Chinese Mob Asks Chiang to Oust Yankees   ‘Go Home’ Yell Paraders: U.S, Teachers Go On Strike

CHINESE STUDENTS DEMAND. OUTER OF YANK TROOPS   Petitions Carried to U. §. ' Embassy, Headquarters . - of Chiana Kai Shek

Chinese Carry Demands to  U. S. Embassy   Request U. S. Treops be Moved From China

Quit China Plea Goes to Envoy   1000 Students Plan March to Home of General Marshall

 ‘Americans Go Home’  ene eae Saenncememn  ‘China Students Carry Demand: To Embassy, Chiang Kai-Shek

Chinese Students Besiege Embassy, Ask Troop Ouster  Demands That U. S. Withdraw Forces

Young Chinese  Favor Ousting  ‘Of Americans   Students Carry Theiy Demands to U.S. Embassy and Headquarters of Chiang Kai-Shek  an or... ae ae

1,000 Students at Nanking Present Petition to Embassy and to Chiang Demanding Ouster of U.S. ‘Troops...

ro - So OP 2 © SS Oe * OOO Oo Oe  Lace News   Chinese in Demand U. S. Get Out

Fight Develops Over Tax to Pay Soldiers’ Bonus   ‘Dewey Reported Drafting Special Message Proposing Revenue Means   WANTS TO RETIRE BONDS IN 10 YEARS   'Demccratic Leaders Favor  Resolution But Will / Battle Finanang

‘(Four Hundred Million In Cash Given Favor; ‘Seek Funds ToPay Off

Rising Grain Prices Push Bread Costs 2 Cents Loaf   Housewives in Many Cities Learn What Soaring Wheat Means at Grocery Connter

RADIOS S. 0.5.   85 Passengers Take to Life Bonts When Vessel Runs Aground — U, S. Coast Guard and Canadian Vessel Rush to Rescue,

85 Passengers Take to Life Boats When- Vessel Runs Aground — U. S. Coast Guard and Canadian Vessel Rush to Rescue,

KEY 10 STABLE ECONOMY 15 10 LUT EXPENSES   Major Business Executives Give Congress Warning

CUT IN THE GOVT   Both Can Be Lowered If Fed’! Budget is Brought “Under

JOINT COMMITTEE TOLD BY ‘ BANKER THAT FEDERAL COSTS SHOULD BE REDUCED

Sigler Veto of Gas Tax Increase May Be Factor in Keyes ’48 Plans

TITO'S TROOPS AT BORDER Ct FREE TRIESTE   YUGOSLAVS RUSHING TREATY TERMS TO CONFUSE U. S.

YUGOSLAV TROOPS MOVE INTO AREA CEDED BY ITALY   Forces Encounter Withdraw ing Allied Soldiers Near Trieste but No Incidents Occur.   BEGIN ADVANCE BEFORE SCHEDULE AGREED ON   'U. S. 88th Division Completes Evacuation ef Venezia Giulia as Provided  by Treaty.

Slavs Contact Allied Forces On New Line  Jump Gun On © Border Shift

Soldiers Facing Murder Charges   Five Japs Slain in Killing Spree

7c Pay Boost, Pension Plan Agreed Upon   First Old Age Retirement Plan Implemented in Auto Industry

Settlement In Ford Strike Is Announced Today   Set Up Pension Plan To Replace Holiday Pay for Workers

A Ford Pact Signed   Agreement Includes  Old Age Retirement Plan, First in Auto -Industrv: Averts Tieu

Ford and C10. Agree On Pension, Wace Hikes   Plan Will Cost Company 200 Million Yearly, Union Official Says

FORD: AND AUTO UNION SETTLE THEIR DISPUTE   Workers Will Get Pay Increase ' Of 7 Cents—Pension Plan Adopted

Threat of Strike Is— Removed   PROVIDES WAGE INCREASE. AND. A PRECEDENT-SHATTERING * ‘PENSION PLAN FOR WORKERS _

Ford and UAW Agree Today On Wage Terms   Get 7-cent Raise, ‘Pension Plan.

FORD WORKERS GET RASE AND PENSION PLAN   110,000 Production Employes Share in Industry's First Retirement System.

Ford Signs A Contract With Union   Pay Raises, Pension  Plan Are Included;  Firm, Union Ranks  Must Ratify It

First Pension Plan For Auto Workers— Ford Employes To Be Given Seven-Cent Waae Increase

Total Increase Per Hour Termed More Than 15c’   Boost ‘3¢ Higher’ Than GM, Chrysler, Two-Year Contract

FORD FORE SETTLE STRIKE   Given 7 Cents an How Hike, Pension Plan

FORD AND UNION IN AGREEMENT   Wage Boost, Pension Plan Are “Provided

Relief Vessel Is Bombed in Chinese Port   Government Planes Blamed for Incident By UNRRA Officials

CHINA RELIEF SHIP BOMBES   SS  UNRRA Says Govt. Planes Straffed Vessel At Communist Port

CAB CHAIRMAN ASKS APOLOGY   Columbus Mayor Question: Landis’ Motives In Contracts

HEAD OF CAB - ASKS APOLOGY   LANDIS SAYS THAT *MAYOR _ OF COLUMBUS SHOULD SEND HIM AN APOLOGY

Frigid Weather Lingering On   Mercury Drops To 15 Above Here Today, Near The Coldest Reading.

Tail End of Cold Wave Sticks Around South Atlantic States   Rain Likely For Latter Part of Week

Rail Leader. ICC Official ClashOn Rate   Pennsylvania Executive Says Increase Requested Will Be Inadequate

BG RAIL LOSS SEEN IF RATES ARE NOT HIKED   PRR Official Declares Boost Necessary To Prevent Deficit

Plane Maker Rebuffed by Senate Group   Col. Peterman Called To War Contract Inqguiry Stand

Hollywood Witnesses Fail To Appear, Delay Hearings For An Hour   Famous Plane-Maker Is Expected To Offer Evidence To Support His Claim That War Contracts Were Not Pressured.

Denied Chance to Answer Charges In His Own Way   Today’s Session of Probe Delayed as Hughes’ Witnesses Fail to Appear

Fourth Day ‘Of Hearing Is Delayed  For A While   4 Witnesses Answer When Called After Session Geta Under Way in Washington

West Coast Airplane Manufacturer Kefrused Permission to Answer Personally Charges Brought Against Him in Connection with Ua ptiomae Contracts.

MD, ASSEMBLY TO RECONVENE NEXT TUESDAY   DiDemenice Slated To Bs House Majority Leader   FUNK TO BE NAMED SECRETARY OF STATE

Assembly Resumes ~ Labors On Tuesday   Frederick County Man Is Mentioned for Secretary of State

U.S. To Ask Atom Debate By Feb. 4   Austin To Seek Deadline Today

War Secretary Will Be Called At May's Trial   Other Top Officials May Also Be Called To Testify In Garsson Case

Wa OFFICIALS TO BE HEARD   Testimony Against Garssons,  May Is Predicted

Top Gevernment Official: to Testify Against For ROLE Seer ee oT MPT

PATTERSON MAY: BE WITNESS IN WAR FRAUD CASE   Other Top Officials May Be Called in .  Cancniracye Trial

Uneasy Peace In Holy Land   Known Death Toll In Riots Is Set at 100

United. States To Pull Troops Out Of Panama   2,000. Will: Be. Withdrawn . From I4 Bases After  Assembly Refuses to Ratify Pact

MISSING GIRL THOUGHT SAFE   Well Known Physicist’s Daughter Leaves Camp

Convinced Girl ls on Way Home Youngster Missing  eee” Whee ee ee

Search Abandoned When Girl Is Believed All Right  Young Horsewoman Is Thought to  Be Headed Home

Police Assisted  By Volunteers  In Hunt For Girl   13-Year Old Daughter OF Physicist Disappears From Summer Cammy

Convinced Girl Is on Way Home  Youngster Missing From Eastern Camp

‘Disputed Bill to Determine Whether American Wool Growers Must Compete with Foreign Prices

Thousands Idle as Cold Reduces Gas  State Temperatur  Takes Sharp Skid:

Loan Deadline Extension Seen  Chinese Reauect   Chinese Request Delay Predicted

Col. Earle L. Johnson, C. A. P. Chief, Two Servicemen Killed In Plane Crash

NATIONAL CAP COMMANDER DIES IN CRASH   Two Others Killed in Army Transport Plane Near Cleveland

CAP OFFICIAL DIES   National Commander Victim of Crash Along with Two Others

National CAP Head, County Native, Killed   Col. Earle Johnson Victim of Air Transport Crash

SAYS SHE DID NOT KNOW IT WAS WILL   Mrs. Ellis Testifies She Signed Agreement When Told to by Husband   TO RESUME MONDAY

Mrs. Ellis Testifies She Signed Agreement When Told to by Husband   TO RESUME MONDAY

Brief Respite To Be Followed By Arctic Blast   Zero And Sub-Zero Temperatures Due Back Tomorrow

Russia Might Quit UN, Says Churchill, “Might be a Good Thing”, he Adds

But Split May Not Be War Move   Sees Possibility Of Two World System In Future

Communists May Quit U.N. ‘but Split Need Not Lead ito War. Churchill Declares

Churchill Says That Russians May Leave U.N   Does Not Believe That Such:Action Will Lead to War

Russia, Czechs Sign Five-Year Trade Agreemen   Soviet Signs Pact In Return for Paris Meeting Boycott

Czechs, Soviets Sign 5-Year Trade Treaty  ‘United’ Policy Views Announced In Wake of Kremlin Conference

Headon Collision Brings Death To Katy Men  Others Injured In Disaster Near New Braunfels; Mail Burns

FATAL TO FOU   Texas Passenger Train: Burst Inte Flames Unon Imnact

Nine Others Are Hurt In. Texas Crash   Passenger Trains Collide Head-On; Fire I< Started

Death To Fou Trainmen In Kk atv Collision   Locomotives In Crash Stack On  Top Of Each Other

'HOW WILL . WALK, PAPA?’  With Toy Gun and Airplane to Assuage Bitterness, Lad Is Told Feet Are Gone

Willie Francis Dies on Second Trip To Electric Chair in Louisiana Jail

SINATRA PAYS. ~ FOR. SQUABBLE   COLUMNIST, GETS 39.000 AND A PUBLIC APOLOGY FROM _ »BOBBY-SOX FAVOR. ITE

Says Commission Has Been Unfair  Discharged Men  BAaécaank Aadktun.

Underground Attacks Grow   State of Open War Is Proclaimed   Cofall Says More Inspectors Needed   Rubber Workers, Firms To Confer   Enough Suger To Prevent Food Spoilage Is Demanded

Tsaldaris Move Blow — to U.S. Hopes   Premier-Designate Said to Have Own Party Cabinet

Husband H Held On  Serious Charges   Ex-GI Is Accused Of Carving Initials On Bride’s Thich.

Hospital Bonds Are Delivered   Teachers Join Pupils In School Dispute

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT... .   BABSON DISCUSSES SALES  rrercpowuwc

Sales People Discussed By Babson Today   COURTESY AND SERVICE BADLY NEEDED IN NATION

(SIN PROSPECT   Weather Bureau Says Mos!  Of Nation To Enjoy.  Briaht Holiday

Sunny Fourth Is Predicted   Warm Days But Cool Nights Promised Cae Waalrancd

Temperatures Rise And End of Cold Snap Is Forecast  Northern Montana Gets Warmer Readings Today

Hogs Skid, Grain Up, As Markets Exhibit Jitters   Commodity Index Drops for Fourth Day; Pork Prices in Decline

Hog Prices Slump. As Supply Boosted   Last Spring's Pig Crop Now Hitting Major Markets

PRICE SLUMP IS CONTINUED   Most Major - Commodities Show Further Decline; Hogs Off Sharply

Russia Wants to Cooperate, Stalin Declares   Says It Will Wait Until U. S., Britain ‘Regain Their Senses

J. ~ BLAMED FOR BREACH — Stalin Declares Overtures Up To U. S., Britain

REDS WELCOME ‘COOPERATION’, STALIN INSISTS   Russia To Wait Until West ‘Regains Reason,’ Premier Telis Britishers

— SERVICE GREATLY CURTAILED relice Guard Buses in New York Strike

LIMITED BUS SERVICE   New York Transportation Tied L; by a Walkout

Bloodhounds On Trail Of Killer —   Seeking Gunman Whe Killed Storekeeper And Yeen-Age Youth.

KENTUCKY POSSE CHASES GUNMAN   MASKED BANDIT IS SOUGHT FOR MURDER IN COUNTRY STORE

Gunman Kills 2 In Country Store   Shoots Youth And Storekeeper; Head Covered By Sack

Issue Papers With Photo Process  Over 1,500   Printers on  Strike at = >

1,500 Printers On Strike Against 6 Chicago Papers   Publication Continues by PhotoEngraving Process; Dispute over Contract.

Europe Nears  ‘Thought’ War   Escaped Pole Leader See: All-Out Red Offensive

Polish Leader To Take Up Fight In U.S.  ‘Red Offensive Seen In Eastern Europe

Mikolajayk Will Continue Anti-Re¢ Campaign In U. S.  Sees Big Communist Drive In East Europe

“BUND FOR ULS   Polish Peasant Party Leader To Continus: ve Fig for:  > .

Polish Peasant Leader Plans To Continue Battle in U. 8.3 Expects Red Attack on Church

Mikolajczyk Plans U. 5. Lecture Tour      Peasant Leader To Con tinue Fight On Communism.

Brother Claims  Body Of Rocco   Rocco, Who Plotted ‘Camera Death Of Wife, Died In Hail Of Bullets In Catskills

Arizona Soldier Says He Stole Truck So He Would Get Discharge And Could Return to His Bride

Rumor Jury Fix in May's Trial   , Judge Discounts Tale “and Goes Ahead With War Fraud Case

Said To Be General Talk Around Capitol Hill That Defense Has “Fixed” Jury In Trial Of Ex-Congressman On Fraud Charge.

HINT JURY -FIX FOR MAY TRIAL   Said To Be General Talk Around Capitol Hill That Defense Has “Fixed” Jury In Trial Of Ex-Congressman On Fraud Charge.

RUMOR OF FIX: IN MAY JURY DOESNT DISTURB JUSTICE   ‘War Fraud Charges Hearing 1 .* Continued. After .Attomey iMakes Report

Judge Refurns Fine Imposed On Man Whose Guffaw Landed Him In Jail

Hatch Urges Open Talk In World Crisis   Wants White House To Give Congress Inside Dope At Executive Session.

Full Story’ of British Request Urged by Solons   Aid Sent Greece May Be Indirect Help to Turkey, Is Indication

HATCH WARNS OF RESPONSIBILITIES FACING NATION   Statement Made As Plans To Aid Greece Are Puchod

Says U.S. May Need Army To Back Policies   Sen. Hatch Demands More information On Greek Situation

Senator Suggests ‘Use of Troops MayBeNecessary  Hatch of New Mexico   Hatch of New Mexico Makes Statement as Aid to Greeks Debated

Sees Troops As Necessary in Some Areas   United States Faced With An Urgent Request To Undertake New Commitments In Sreeted Plans Speeded   REQUEST PUBLIC GET FULL STORY

Most Of Nation ‘Faces Heat Wave  Next Four Days To Be Above Normal

New Heat Wave to Engulf Most of Nation Today   Mercury To Soar Into 90’s, High Of 86 Here eas ee

Unsafe Mine Conditions Being Corrected; Many  Will Reopen Monday

UNSAFE MINES ARE CERTIFIED ON OKAY LIST   UNIONS INSIST ON CLOSE CHECK TO PROTECT MEN

Work Of Fixing Up Unsafe Mines Gets Under Way  Results Scrutinized Ry Officials Of LIMW

Work Starts On Readying Mine Safety   Reports Indicate At Least 25 Pet. Will Open Monday

15 Per Cent of Cited Mines to Be OK Monday   UMW Officials  Insis: Upon a Double Check

Work Started In Fixing Up Unsafe Mines   Safety Certifications An. nounced for Several Pits

Mine Safety Work Proceeds; 25 Pct. To Get OK Monday  Most UMW Leaders Order Union Hands Off Certification Job

Some Pits Are Certified Safe   Safety Committees _ Warned Use Caution

UNION CHECKS RESULTS  Federal Officials Pushing Safety Program In Mines

Work Of Fixing Unsafe Mines Well Underway   Navy Spokesman Indicates 25 Per Cent Of Cited Mines To Be Certified Okay Before Monday; UMW Is Watchful

UNSAFE BEING PLACED IN CONDITION   25 Percent Of Clesed Pits Expected Te Be “Certified Okay”   MOURNING PERIOD TO END ON MONDAY

Scrutinizing Mine Safety  Corrections   Efforts Being Made To Allow Opening By Monday of Many Of Closed Pits

UMW Demands Close Inspection of Mines As Stens Are Taken fo Make Pits Safe

Gael Sullivan Faces Charge  Democratic Chief   Democratic Chief Driving While Tipsy

Army Says Russia Promises Release Of U:S. Soldiers  Three GI's to   Three GI’ ‘s to Be Freed in Korea Sundoyv .

Russians to Free  3 U. S. Soldiers   Trio Will Be Relased at 10   a. m., Tomorrow

UNLICENSED DOGS MAY BE SHOT, IS WARNING   State Officials Determined To Break Up Menace of Dogs Running Wild  WANT CO-OPERATION

Today's Outlook   By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst   CRIPPS! PROMOTION SHOULD BE BOON IN ECONOMIC CRISIS

Labor Party Attacked As Slave State   Cabinet Scandal’ Puts’ Cripps Into Power, Strengthens Hand Of Government In Meeting Crisis: -

Poles Ask U.N. Membership For former Enemies  Australian Heads Palestine Groun

TWO WIN $7,000 PLAYING ROULETTE   STUDENIS, STARTING WITH $300, USE SYSTEM OF OWN AT RENO.

STUDENTS WIND UP WEARY WEEK AS THEY QUIT RENO WITH 87.000 PROFIT

SEVEN PERSONS HAVE BEEN ARRESTED IN STATE CAPITAL SINCE LAST  EVENING z

NATION PLANS BIG WELCOME   American Chief Executive Plans To Spend Week On State Visit   NEW PLANE PLEASES

Truman Plane Flies Toward Rio do Janeiro   Big Plane Carrying Presidential Party Halts at Belem, Brazil To Take on Fuel

Expect Liquor-by-Drink Bill Will Be Filed in lowa House Next Week

Revolt Spreads Against Soaring Food Costs  Consumers Still Unorganized As Steak, Butter Pass $1' Mark: East Hardest Hit

Public Forms Battle Lines On Price Rise   Rebellion Spreading As Stenk, Butter Reach Dollar Pound

Senate Ready To Vote Rent Bill Increases   Measure Would Provide Fox Fiflecn Per Cent. Rent Boosts For Landlords.

Rent Boost Bill Waits Senate OK   Measure to Keep Modified Controls

‘President Uses Veto; Declares Congress Is Usurping His Powers   Truman Issues Statement Explaining His Dis approval of Seven’ Bills. Expresses Repret

Solons Scored For Taking Too Much Power .  HST Vetoes Measure For Science Program

Truman Vetoes, Signs Measures  Eight Bills Killed Meet Pocket Vetoes

TRUMAN'S VETO KILLS 8 BILLS   Congress Taken To Task For Infringing On His Powers

Veto Quashes Research Science Plan  Truman Chides Bill For Infringing on .Appointive Powers

Truman Vetoes ] Bills, OKs 6: Raps Congress  Science Foundation   Science Foundation Measure Is Killed

CONGRESS RAPPED AS TRUMAN KILLS THE SCIENCE BILL   Says Setup Under Act Would Infringe on the Appointive Powers of the President.   SIGNS 10, POCKET VETOES &§ MEASURES   He Also Chides Solons for Passing Law Granting Certain Social Security Tax Exemptions.

President Vetoes Science Bill as ‘Chaos Breeder’  Declares Proposed Foundation Infringes On Executive’s Power:

 Group Forced To Leave Southern City isa. . Mob Angry At White Students For Livina In Nearo’s Home

 Judge Realizes Housing Shortage Is Critical— ‘Doesn't Jail Drinkers

Lie Asks Nations To Resort to U.N   Makes No Direct Mention of Greck-Turkish  Situation

Member Nations Urged to Use UN   Official Wants ‘Even!  Most Vital Policy Lnaewe Libs aes A

RISING TIDE Ot HIGHT S MARK LABOR SCENT   Taft-Hartley Law larget Of Workers

sn enemies ae art niente tienen on nome  MEASURE IS OFFERED PLANNING TO ADMIT 30,000 POLISH TROOPS

Warns Against Packages of Peppermint  Bella-Donna Mixed Ms  Packages _ oF  PAF

WARNING QUT FOR: MISTAKE IN DRUG   Belladonna Is inadvertently Mixed with Peppermint . Leaves in Shipment.

Rugged Battle Appears to Be Brewing Over Subject of the Co-ops That Don’t Pay Taxes

British Labor Party Stands Fi irm on Program Despite Election Revarces

Labor Party Stands Firm After Sethack   Observers Say Returns of Saturday’s Municipal Elections in Britain Result in Loss for Laborites.

Britain's Top Party Leaders Rally Forces   Activity Follows Conservative Gains in City Elections

BRITISH WATCH SWING TO RIGHT IN CITY VOTING   Balloting Called Setback For Laborites As Conservatives Gain

British Labor Takes Setback In City Voting   Conservatives Immediately Call For General Vote

Count Votes After Election  Conservatives Gain; me  _ -_- ~s ps PES _

‘British Conserva tives Triumph  LABOR MINIMIZES DEFEAT AT POLLS

BRITISH CONSERVATIVE ~ FORCES REGISTER GAINS   New Period Of Intense Political Activity Develops In Wake Of Municipal Elections In England—Present Minority Party Picks Up 621 Seats Against Socialist Loss Of 652—Result Acclaimed As Sharp Swing To Right—National Voting Asked

BRITISH LABOR PARTY GIVEN SETBACK   Conservatives Pick Up 618 Seats In Council

British Laborites Staggered   Loss of 652 Municipal Council Seats a Sharp Government Reverse

Major Party Leaders In — New Activity   Most Observers Agree On Setback Of Ruling Labor.

British Elections Inspire Labor Foes  Conservatives Gain 621 Council Seats

Labor Party Maps Drive After Defeat   Ruling British Party Is Beaten In Municipal Elections; Churchill Demands New Vote

Labor Jolted by British Vote  Sharp Swing Right  ‘Disappointing’ to

British Vote Seen As Anti-Austerity  Labor Party Given A Severe Setback

British Labor Rule Receives  Sharp Setback   Municipal Election Results Disclose Major Right Shift

'Laborites Receive Setback In British Municipal Voting  Conservatives Claim Swing to Right

Vote Trends Encouraging: To Briton’s  Party Heads   Ruling Labor Group Receives Setbacks; Conservatives Gain  618 Council Places

British Labor Party Loses In City Voting   Churchill, Woolton Call for General National Election

BRITISH LABOR SURVEYS LOSS   No Indication of Another National Election, but Winnie’s Happy Again

British Parties Rally for Fight After Election  Gains by Conservatives Indicate New Period Of Political Activity

Reverse Against Labor   British Government Leaders Scorn Idea Of General Election Despite Heavy Losses

British Labor Party Loses In Election   Conservatives  Show Surprising Strength In Gaininc 618 Council Seats

Elections Indicate A owing From Socialists. To The Conservatives.

BRITISH LABOR PARTY WORRIED OVER ELECTION   Leaders Rally Forces As_ Conservatives  Gain 621 Seats

Ruling Labor Party Receives Setback at ~ Hands of Britishers   Municipal Elections in  Favor of Conservative Party Candidates

British Labor Given Setback   Conservatives Score Victories in Municipal Elections

British Voting Brings Setback To Labor Party  New Period of Intens   New Period of Intense Political Action Seen

Another Setback For Labor Party   Loses 652 Seats in Britain: Conservatives Gain 621 In Borough Votes   SEES SWING TO RIGHT   Churchill Says Government Now Rules Against Will Of the People

BRITISH LABOR REGIME SLIPS IN ELECTIONS   NET GAIN OF 61! SEATS MADE BY CONSERVATIVES

Britain Due Political Fight As Ruling Laborites Lose Ground In Election

ATTLEE REGIME TO STAND FIRM   Conservatives Hail Success Of Candidates At Polls

TRUMAN PLANS STATEMENT - THIS WEEK   Ways Of Checking Soaring Prices Are Debated   Recommends Conservation Of Flour, Bread, Less Waste Ot Food

Truman's Advisers Present Proposals   Soaring Domestic Food Prices, Unrest Abroad Indicate Action

Voluntary Basis  Food Ration Is Proposed To President By Advisers   ’ Truman Weighs Plan Calling For Reduced Small Grain Exports

TRUMAN WEIGHS PLAN T0 SLASh GRAIN EXPORTS   President Concerned Over Soaring Food Prices In Nation And Unrest Abroad, Studies Suggestions  For Approaching Problems.

Truman Hears His Cabinet ©   Less Grain Shipments Abroad Ancther Angle

Way to Meet Price Rises Considered   Voluntary Food Rationing And Smaller Exports of Grain Among Proposals Weighed by President

Voluntary Rationing Considered   Truman Weighs Plar For Smaller Grain Shipments Abroad

Relief Plans Being Studiec By President   Rationing On Voluntary Basis Urged In Report

Group Report On Desk Of The President   Curb Export, Ask self-Rationing, Ship Costlier Items.

President Weighs Fropesals, Will Talk on Warld Food Problems Soon

Truman Weighing Recommendations To Meet Soaring Domestic Prices   Voluntary Rationing And Smaller Grain Shipments Abroad Urged As Alternative To Return Of Controls.

Truman Studies Voluntary Food Rationing Plan  Ceiling On Exports 2 eee = ee Se:   Ceiling On Exports May Be Tried; Statement Promised

STUDIES OFFER OF VOLUNTARY FOOD RATIONING   Committee Also Suggests Reduction in Grain Shipments Abroad

Truman Urged To Cut Grain Oversea Quote   Cabinet Advisors Suggest Voluntary Food Rationing in US

Truman Views Plan to Ease Food Situation   Seeretavics Agree On Export ‘Torl For Foreteners

Truman Weighs Recommendations On Food Problem   Curtailed Supplies For Overseas Shipments Seen

‘Truman Weighs  Problem On Food   Voluntary Ration Program In U.S. Is Considered

TRUMAN STUDIES FOOD SITUATION   Voluntary. Rationing. Being Considered—Policy Statement Expected Soon

Change Classified * Ads To Page 10, 11   Pres. Truman Studies Report By Special Committee On Food

Truman Eyes Food  Situation   Voluntary Rationing Plans Considered After Conferenca

Truman Weighs Voluntary Food Rationing Plan   Smaller Grain Shipments Abroad Also Studied In Hich-Price Crisis.

Truman Eyes Plan Of VoluntaryRation   Cut in Grain Shipments Abroad  Also Advised by Food Committee

Ponders’ Plans To Carb. Hikes In Living Costs   Smaller:Graii 1 Shipments d:     . Bring Food: Price: . Down In JU, S,.

Truman Studies Voluntary Food Rationing, Smaller Grain Exports   Recommended as Most Feasible Approach to Soaring Domestic Prices and Threatened Unrest Abroad: Statement ‘In Few Days’

‘Truman Scans Approach to Issues at Home and Abroad Scans Rationing, Grain Export Cut

lruman Weighs Voluntary Food Rationing Plan  President To Make Statement In Few Days On Situation

Smaller Grain Loads Abroad Also Are Under Consideration at Capital     To Have Statement  President Will Make Report Soon on Food - Situation

Truman Given Advice About Food Stocks   May Announce His Decision Within Week

Truman to Ask Voluntary U.S. Food Rationing   Shipments to Europe Also Cut Under New Plan

Truman Weighs Food Rationing   To Cut Exports And Ask For Voluntary System At Home

Truman Weighs Food Situation   Committee Recommends Voluntary Rationing at Home, Smaller Grain Shipments Abroad.

Food Plan Under Study   Program Proposed. to Truman Said to Call For Voluntary Rationing, Less Grain Export

TRUMAN WEIGHS RATION PROBLEM   Plans To Brake U. S. Prices, Aid Europe Studied

— PRICE STUDY — Voluntary Food Cuts Proposed   SMALLER GRAIN EXPORTS LOOM

Recommendations of His Food Committee - Weighed by Trumar   Voluntary Rationing is One Alternative to Restoring Controls

Truman Ponders Way To Ease Food Prices   Considers Voluntary Rationing, Smoller Grain Shinmarte

Truman Considers Recommendations  Qf Food Advisors   Voluntary Rationing, Exports Cut Proposed

Machinists at 2 Plants in Cedar Rapids Vote Against Strike Action

39 Areas End Rent Control   OPA Abolishes Lids As Congress Moves Nearer to Showdown

OPA Orders 28 Areas, Portions Of 11 Others Freed From Rent Ceilings Effective Thursday

Congress Nears Rent Showdown   28 ‘Areas Ordered Free From Ceilings  By OPA

OPA Orders Rent Lids Off In Many Sections   Twenty-eight Areas and Portions of 11 Others Affected Ky Biour Eettea

Rebs Fleeing Key City In Paraguay   Loyalists Claim Triumph Over Insurgents

PARAGUAY REBELS PUT TQ FUG   GOVERNMENT OFVICIAL SAYS INSURGENTS AROUND CAPITAL ARE DESTROYED.

Rebel Forces in Retreat,  Paraguay Says   Mediation in Civil War by Pan-American Conference Possible

PARAGUAY HEAD QUITS ASUNCION   Morinigo Reportedly Leaves For Pilar, Near Argentine Line

‘Win Or Die’ Defense Set  InParaguay   President Moringo Flee Rebel-Threatened Capital; Loyalist Lines Unbroken

Rebel Units At Asuncion Said Routed   Rebel Radia Says ‘Center OF Capital fs Scene OF Battle

Reports Vary On Fighting   Paraguayan Government Says Rebels Fleeing, "evolters Claim Advances

Rebel Forces Flee Capital In Paraguay   Loyalists. Administer Sound Defeat In Latest Action Of Five-Months-Old Civil War

Rebel Forces Are Fleeing In Paraguay   Sharp Defeat Sufferec By Insurgents at Hands of Loyal Troops

Paraguay Rebels Reported Fleeing From Asuncion  Suffer Defeat By Loyalists

President of Paraguay Has ‘Left Capital’   Argentine Sources Report Flight From Rebel-Menaced Gity

Paraguayan Claims Are Contradictory   Loyalists and Rebels — Both Report Successes

INSURGENTS IN PARAGUAY FLEE   Reportedly Suffer Sharp Defeat By Loyalists Around Asuncion   DENIED BY REBELS

Cli m na x At Hand InRevolt   Argentine Sources Declare President Has Left Asuncion

Win Or Die Is Defender Cry In Asuncion   Although Argentine Sources Say Paraguayan President Has Fled Capital

ARGENTINE SOURCES SAY PARAGUAY'S PRESIDENT PULLED OUT OF ASUNCION YESTERDAY FOR PILAR NEAR BORDER

Need 35 Millions Says TC Senator   Part of GOP Majority Caucus Program Fails on Senate Floor

U. 8. SAYS REDS COULD SHIP GRAIN   EUROPE’S WHEAT OUTPUT, HOWEVER, TO BE 10 PER CENT UNDEE LAST YEAR.

Smaller European Wheat Crop Means Larger US Exports   Russia Is Only Foreign Nation to Report Larger Yields

Foreign Demand for Wheat Will Exceed \Supplies Available for Export by U. S.

Estimate 10 Per Cent Under Last Year’s  Europe Wheat Crop Outlook Is Gloomy

WHEAT CROP IN EUROPE SHORT   Russia Could Ease Situatien By Exporting Part Of Bumper Yield

European Whea Crop Prospects Renorted Poor   Russia Is Said Able to Make Exports of Grain

Congress Pushes Last-Minute Leaislation   Book Store Clerk Lives In Hopes She Won't Get Hiccoughs

Governor Green Expected To Sign Bill Outlawing Photograph Girls In Places Where Liquor Is Sold

FIVE NATIONS REFUSE TO JOIN MARSHALL PLAN   Hungary Expresses Its ‘Great Regret’ in Being Unable to Participate

Hungary Joins Soviet Satellites In Snubbing Marshall Project   17 Nations to Attend Conference  Mn EFexanam *. Darnavary of Furana

CIO Stresses Output Need   Labor-Management Pla: At Teamwark lUrced

Unfair Practice Charges Are Filed Against Typo Union   Complaint Is Described As Saying Taft-Hartley Law Has Been Violated

NLRB CHARGES ITU WITH UNFAIR LABOR ACTION   Sets Hearing Next Month for Violation of TartHartley Law

NLRB CHARGES ITU 1S UNFAIR   Taft-Hartley Law Violations Claimed in Complaint

NLRB Files Complaint Against ITU   “Board Charges Union Violated New Labor Law

Printers’ Union Accused of Violating Taft-Hartley Law in NLRB Complain

Printers Are  Facing Charges   Slowdowns Claimed it Case Under New Labor Statute

FIRST PAYMENT RECEIVED HERE:   State Incentive Funds To Be Used To Construct New Schools

Pay ment Of Incentive  Fund Made   Money From State For Schools May Approximate $53,000 Annually

Rep. Smith Resents Governor's Attitude  Statement By Jester Branded As’A Blackauard Accusation’

MacArthur Woald Check Jap Inflation   Asks Allied Action— Prices Multiplied 92 Times

Taft Tells Luncheon Audience College Heads “Should Stay Out of Politics’

Not Aimed At “Ike” College Presidents Should “Stay Out Of Politics,” Taft Declares

Senator Taft Bars Politics For College Prexies   Declares However That He Does Not Have in Mind General Eisenhower

Haifa to Pay For Oil Fire   Palestine Government Reported Preparing to Assess Huge Damage

Labor Suits Now Exceed Four Billions   Amount Sought by Unions Grows to Huge Total for “Unpaid Time’

A.&M. Faculty For Students Is Claim   Economics Department Head Tells of Continuous Frittion with Gilchrist

ON WAY TO VISIT SON   Pittshure Man Was on Plane That Crashed in Virginia

Y arm Springs Foundation Issues Appeal  Expanded Facilities Soon Will Be Used: Heln Needad Naw

Warm Springs Foundation Asks Aid;  Weekly Newspapers Are Cooperating

Others Join In Walkouts At Shipyards   Ten Eastern Yards Are Idle As Ranks of Strikes Near 100,000 Mark

Shipbuilders’ ‘Strike Spreads Over East And Gulf Coasts:   ‘Estimate Says Over’ 90,000 ~Men.Walk Out

WORKMEN ON 175 VESSELS IN EAST OUT ON STRIKE   Almost 100,000 CIO Shipbuilders Join In Walkout

STRIKE TIES UP. WORK ON EAST, CULE COASTS   Walkout Affecting 100,000 In Effect At Midnight   IMOVE TO SETTLE   Only ‘Two Yards Are Not. Hit By Strike Spread

175 Vessels Hung Up on  Two Coasts   90.000 Workers Join Strike Through East and South

SHIPYARDS ARE IDLED BY STRIKE   ; Halts Work ex .An: Estimated 175 Vessels -

FIRE RAVISHES PORT HANGAR AND 18 SHIPS   $50,000 Loss After Lightning Hits Building — -

FIRE RAVISHES ‘PORT HANGAR AND 18 SHIPS   Fix Damage ‘at $50,000 In Blaze Caused by Lightning   G.M.7T.3. BARN HIT

Former Pilot Sees “‘Saucers”’ Sunday Three More Lubbock Persons Report Seeing “Flying Discs”

Former Pilot Sees “Saucers” Sunda POEMET F UGE Pees _pausets eee  Three More Lubbock Persons Report Seeing “Flying Discs”

PUPPY DIVERTS BULL’S ATTACK   Dog Comes to Rescue o!  Two Elderly Men

New Gadget Designed: to Increase Safety for Supersonic Speed Planes

Ellwood Police Hunt Safe-Cracker   One Safe Opened And Robbery Attempts Made At Two Other Stores

KENNEY WOULD STRENGTHEN AIR FORCES   Need Against Future War Devastation Seen by General

Aur Force Commander Sounds Wi arning on National Defense   Fleet Second to None Advocated as Best Guarantee Against Devastation in Any Future War

PHOENIX MAN CONFESSES L. A. MURDER   Daniel S. Voorkees Telis Police He Killed Beth Short

But Police Doubt Story Of Voorhees   ‘I Killed Beth’ He Says After Surrendering

Army Veteran Says He Killed Black Dahlia   Police Not Convinced  Of Guilt of Tianial @ Vanehaoe

Complaint Filed By Phone Union   Guild at Madison Charges Coercion

Charges Are Filed Against Banking Firms   Suit Filed By Government Charging Conspiring Te Monopolize The Sale ©} New Securities

Anti-Trust Suit By U. $. Names  Investment Firms  Seventeen Top Wall Street Concerns and Association Accused

Charge Acts To Monopolize New Securities   Ten New York Investment Firms Named in Suit

17 BANKING FIRMS NAMED IN TRUST SUIT   Over Control Of Stock Prices

Suit ls Brought Against Banks For Conspiracy   Government Charges Invest. ment Houses Monopol ized Bond Issues

Byrnes’ Move Surprise For Foreign States   Resignation Received With Regret, Bewilderment By Ki gahey eta.

WORLD CAPITALS SURPRISED: WHEN IBYRNES RESIGNS   Appointment of Geneval <Marshall Received Well In  Most Sections

Nations Eye Shift In Leaders    ‘World Press Praises Both Byrnes and Mar shall; Sharp Specu‘ation in U.N,   Retiring Secretary Made Good Record in World Leadership

Byrnes Action Rocks Europe   World Copitdls Buzz Over Possible Effect On U.S. State Policies

Europe s Press  Lauds Marshall   Moscow Is Silent On Appointment

Resignation of Byrnes Is a Surprise  ae ee Pe nom    But Appointment of Marshall Widelv Endorsed

2. ec Resiqnation a Sharp Surprise to World Capitals   Byrnes’ Resignation Boosts Marshall to Nation's No. 2 Spot

ACTON if BYRNES   Appointment of Marshall to Cabinet Fost Wins Gen pet Amman

EUROPE CAPITALS   British Endorse Marshall; Moscow Silent As Othere Watch

World Regrets Byrnes Leaves  State Office   News Received With Sur. prise, Bewilderment;  British Like Marshall

British Give Marshall O. K.   Surprised at Selection For Byrnes; World Capitals Give Views

GRAIN PRICES BREAK SHARPLY AT CHICAGO   Follows Senator’s Statement He Favors 100% Margins on Trading.

§ MORE SLAIN IN PALESTINE   6 Arabs, 2 Jews Die From Gun, Bomb Attacks; Face Specter of Hunger

Palestine Faces Threat Of Hunger   Jews, Arabs Continue  To Attack Each Other

Arabs Stop Flow Of Food fo Jews In Holy Land War  Women Are Moved Out   Women Are Moved Out Of Jerusalem; Death Toll 370

 Communications Disrupted —  Food Shortage II anaR Over Palestine Scene

EXPECT HIGHER RETAIL PRIGES OF BREAD, MEAT   Livestock Quotations Near Record Highs; Wheat $2.94 in Chicago

General Boost  In Bread Next   Further Hikes In Some Meat Prices Appears Certain.

Hikes In Bread And Meat Seen Inv:s. Markets   Pork-May Drop, But Price - Of Beef Due To Remain, . High; ‘Wheat Soars To New Record

Cost Of Hogs Continues To Advance   Steers Reach New Record For Carload Lots

Food Budget Headed For  J uggling   Bread Price May Go Up; Hogs At New High Wholesale Butter And Egg Prices Take Drop

Increase in Bread Price  Is Indicated Some Meats Also Due to Climb  ta Deisaan Canam

U. S. Consumers’ Food Budget Headed For Further Juggling   General. Increase In Bread Prices Seen; Further Hikes In Some Meats Expected

Outlook For Strike Will Not Matter   Government Proposes To Carry Out Schedule In Hopes Of Early Contract To Follow.

Fate Of Labor Bill Holding Up Negotiations   Union and Companies  Far Apart On Wages

Pians Go Ahead To Return Coal Mines June 30   CONTROVERSY OVER NEW CONTRACT NOT 'TO INTERFERE

RIOTS WANING IN NEW DELH!   Heavily-Armed Patrols Are Covering City

HUNT RIOTERS IN NEW DELHI   Jrucks Carrying Machine Guns And Rifles Sweep Streets

Woman. Hitch-Hiker, 68, Not Tired Of Work, But of Looking for It

TREAKI ADMITS TORSO SLAYING   Asserts He Was Infuriated Because She Was » ‘Chasina Around’ —

Hacked Up Body And Went To Bed   Husband Makes Complete Confession Of Killing ~. Young Wife.

Husband Says He Alone Was Torso Slayer   Man Held for Wife’s Brutal Murder Maker Detailed Statement to Detroit Police.

KILLER WIELDED CLEAVER, KNIFE   Detroit Machinist, Forme: Butcher, Also Used Beer Can Opener on Wife

IF SATELLITE STATES ACCEPT BORDER WATCH   We'll Drop Greek Charge

BAN ON PORTAL PAY ADVANCES   House Commitiee Puts Its Okay on Prannsed Measure

BAN VOTED ON 3ACK PORTAL PAY CLAIMS   Legislation Approved By Subesmmittee Sent To Full Senate Group

Permanent Ban On Portal Pay Suits Advocated   Judiciary Committee In Senate Approves Bill to End Litigation

Subcommittee Passes Bill. Ouflawing All Portal Pay Suits   Full Committee Okay Expected In Senate Monday

Senate Committee Approves Bill to Outlaw Nearly All Portal-Pay Claims

SENATE PREPARES TO BAN PORTAL SUITS   Judiciary Group Readies Legislative Action —

Approve Legislation to Outlaw Portal Claims   Except Those Covered By Agreements of Employers, Employees

SENATE GROUP APPROVES BAN ON PORTAL PAY   Judiciary Committee Favors Measure to Bar All Suits Forever

MEASURE MAY REAGH SENATE FLOOR FRIDAY   Bill Approved By Senate Judiciary Committee By Vote Of 8 To 3; Designed To Bar All Portal-To-Portal Pay Suits   HOUSE TO CONSIDER BILL ON THURSDAY

Senate Speeds Bill to Outlaw Portal Claims   Subcommittee Okays Measure; Senate May  Get It Within Week

PAY SUITS Hil ANOTHER SNAG   Porta! Suit Bill Okehed by Senate Committee

9.3 Vote Outlaws Portal Pay Suits   Senate Committee Has Few Changes

MEASURE T0 OUTLAW VIRTUALLY ALL PAY CLAIMS 15 APPROVED  ACTION COMPLETED ON BILL BY SENATE BODY; FULL VOTE DUE SOON

Opposition Voiced By 9 To 3 Vote   Judiciary Body Takes Action At Meeting

Senate Group Votesto Outlaw ~ Portal Claims   Bill Would Ban Future as Well as Present Suits

Lod ge Will Throw Vote To Lilienthal   Walter Reuther Tangles With Senators On Pending Labor Bills

Committee OKs Portal Pay Ban   Exempts Agreements And Industry Custom

UNIONS FACE DRASTIC CURBS Move To Ban Portal Pay Claim: Approved By Senate Committee

Committee Approves Portal Bill   Measure Would Outlaw Virtually Au Pay Claims

Committee OK's Portal Wage Bans   Senate Floor Action by End of Week Hinted

Senate Group Votes _ To Ban Portal Pay   Subcommittee Would Bar All Back Pay Claims Except Those Covered by Agreements Between Employers and Employes.

Bill To Kall  Portal Claims Approved by Senate Group Would Outlaw   Would Outlaw Current Suits: And Prohibit Further Filing

Senate Group Votes 9 to 3 To Void Suits   Some Changes Made In Bill Approved  By Sub-Committee .. Last Week

PORTAL PAY IS OUTLAWED   Action Is Taken *Today By House Judiciary Committee

Senate Committee  Okays Outlaw Bill   All Portal Pay “Claims Would Be legals Chhauzes Made

Measure Outlaws All Portal Claims   Committee Approves Bill Which Would Toss Out Pav Ride

Portal Pay Torpedoed Once Again   Senate Committee Votes 9-3 to Outlaw Most  Claims

May Bring Up Bill In Upper House Friday   Given Priority Rating By Republican Party Leadership

Approved Bill. Outlaws Most Portal Claim:   Senate Judiciary Commit tee Okays Proposed Legislation By 9 to 3 Vole

Senate Group Votes Ban on Portal Suits   Judiciary Committee Approves Bill to Outlaw All Actions

‘Today In Coneress   Senate Committee OK’s Bill To Ban Portal Pay Suits Forever; Vote On Budget Due Late Today: Communism Charges Heard

BILL 10 PREVENT PORTAL PAY SUITS OFFERED APPROVAL   ' Senate Subcommittee Tenders Initial Approval to Proposed Law

Bill To Bar Portal Pay Suits Okehed   Measure May Reach Senate For Debate Friday; Would Throw Out Pending Claims

SENATE GROUP VOTES TO BAN PORTAL SUITS   “Bill To Outlaw Actions Gets Judiciary Approval

Would Ban Portal Pay   Senate Judiciary Group Approves Legislation For Onsilawine Claime

SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE VOTES ‘AGAINST PORT PAY   Measure: Would Outlaw Nearly AN] Portal-te-Portal Wage Actions

Anti-Portal Suit Bill Approved by Senate Committee  Nullifies Those Filed, Prevents or Makes New Actions Unprofitable

Senate Committee Bans Portal Claims   Five Billions In Present Pay Suits Would Be Outlawed

SENATE GROUP BACKS BAN ON PORTAL SUITS   Action Would Outlaw Nearly All Of Claims For Pay

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eeeeornenee eked aes  “Watch Everything” Gist of Report on U. S. Economics

@ PAUL MALLON—  “Watch Everything” Gist of Report on U. S. Economics

TO HEAD ROAD PATROL   Hugh Edwards” Appointed hy Gov- ernor to Succeed L. B. Read

TO HEAD ROAD PATROL      Hugh Edwards Appointed hy Governer to Suceeed L. KH. Read

Former Hamilton Man  Heads Highway Patrol   Hugh F. Edwares Chosen By Governor---Succeeds Cal. beac R. Dis

Kidnaped Girl ls Found Safe   Abductor Who Seized Mary Ann Kubon Held

YOUNG KIDNAP VICTIM FOUND   Man Is Held in 2-Year-Old Chicago Case: Child Is Safe

Phone Strike Formula  Sought   Sabotage On Long Distance Lines  Found Today

PHONE STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS ARE RESUMED   New Peace Formula Sought By Government Agencies   SABOTAGE   Reported In Seven States; Beirne Says Return Impossible Without Raise

ANSWER ON PHONE PLAN   A. T. & T. and Western Electric Studying Proposal That Bell Units and Union Confer With U.S. Mediators.

PHONE STRIKERS ACCEPT U.S. BID TO RENEW TALKS   ONLY ONE PELL UNIT ACCEPTS: OTHERS TO THINK IT OVER FIRST

U, S. SEEKS NEW FORMULA FOR PHONE TRUCE   11 States Report Sabotage to Long Distance Telephone Lines

Sabotage of Phone Lines — Reported in 12 States as Strike Parley Bid Issued

Two Bell System Units Have Not Yet Accepted Government ‘Invitation To New Conference   NFTW, Southwest Bell Accept; Reports Come In Of Sabotage Of Long Distance Lines; New Formula Sought

PHONE WORKERS ACCEPT BID TO RENEW TALKS   U. S. Seeks End to 18-Day Strike : Amid Reports of ‘Line Sabotace

Seek Phone Peace Plan   “Union and One Bell - System Unit Accept ? Bid to Renew Negotiations: More Sabotags

Government Seeks New Formula To Settle Strike  Long Distance Phone Lines Said Cut in Eleven States

Press Search For Telephone Peace Formula   Sabotaging Of Long-Distance Lines Reported In 11 States.

Arbitration Offer Is Rejected By General ‘Motors On Wages      GOVERNMENT SEEKING NEW PLAN TO END PHONE STRIKE AS LINE SABOTAGE REPORTED BY FIRMS

Federal Pleas ~ In Telephone Strike Heeded   UNION WILLING TO GET y TOGETHER FOR NEW TALKS

Telephone Lines Are Sabotaged      Union Is Quick To Condemn Such Acts; New Formula Is Sought.

Government Is Taking : Hand in the 18 Day Old Dispute   SABOTAGE IS REPORTED

Again Seeking  ‘Peace Formula  In Phone Strik   ‘Companies Declare Units  In Many_Parts Of U. 8.  . Damaged ,By Saboteurs

New Formula To End Phone Strike Sought   Reports Of Sabotage Of Lines Come From Number Of States

Governments Told Of More Line Sabotage   New Formula Is Sought To End Phone Dispute

Union Agrees To Resumption Of Bargaining Talks   11 States Report Sabotage To Long Distance Lines: UMW Gives $100,000 To Bolsier Telephone Strike

Government Seeks Formula to Settle  Telephone Strike   N.F.T. W. 5 oe Bid From U. S. Coneiliater to a Talks  With Units

Phone Line Sabotage Spreading   Long-Distance Cableés Slashed In 11 States

Reports Teii Of Sabotage In 11 States   Invitation to New Parley Accepted by Telephone Union and Southwestern. Unit of Bell Company

New Formula Is Sought To End Walkout   Southwestern Bell Accepts Offer To Renew Barqgainina

Phone Strike End Sought   Government After New Formula; 11 State: Report Wire Sabotage

LONG DISTANCE LINES SEVERED IN 11 STATES   Telephone Firms Offer Rewards; U. S. Seeks  Peace Formula

U. S. Seeks New Peace Formula In Phone Strike   Awaits Reply to Bid For Negotiation; More Sabatdae Reported

Wires Cut In Seven States; Tension Mounts   FBI Investigates Line-Cutting In Wisconsin; Union Disclaims Violence

U.S, PRESSING FOR NEW MEANS TO END STRIKE   idle Telephone Workers Accept Gov't. Invitation To Renewed Bargaining Talks With Bell Svstem Heads.

%, me Parle h? “cheduled By Bell Units   Eleven States Report Long Distance Lines Have Been Sabotaged

New Formula Presented in Phone Strike   Strategic Units Are Requested to Resume Beraaginina

Government Presses Efforts To Settle Phone Strike As Toll Line Sabotage Reported

Temperatures   Telephone Line Sabotage Reported as U.S. Strives To Settle 18-Day Dispute   Long Distance Wires Cut in Dozen States, Company Says; Conference Bid Coisidered by A. T. &T. Officials

END PHONE STRIKE   Government Is Taking a Hand in the 18 Day Old Dispute   SABOTAGE IS REPORTED

Telephone Cables Cut as Strike Enters 18th Day   Rewards Offered: Government Moves to Reopen Negotiations

Senate Action Is Aimed at Holders Of Liquor Stamps   Measure Charging “Common Nuisance” Passed at Tonekag

Truman Asks Coal. Steel Hold Levels   Coal Prices Bound Lp in Some Cities Despite Hi- Request

Coal Prices Go Upward Despite Plea By President   Increase 75 Cents To $1.75 Per Ton; ‘Fair Test’ Asked Bv Chief Executive

Averiing Coal Cost Rise Fails as Truman Makes Plea   Mine Pay Boost Means Steel Producers’ Hike As Well As Fabricators

TRUMAN ASKS PRODUCERS T0 DELAY BOOSTS   FUEL IS ALREADY $1.75 HIGHER IN SOME CITIES

BOOSTS ARE REPORTED  HST Asks Industry To Hold Price Line On Coal, Steel

PRICE OF COAL HIKED DESPITE TRUMAN PLEA   Increases Reported In Many Cities; Steel Hike Forecast

Coal Prices Rise In Wake of Pay Hike of Miners   President Appeals To Stop Boost, Also Steel Cost Increase

Many Of Cities Note Fuel Hike  Warns Prosperity Mav Be Imperiled

President Appeals to Coal Industry  Wants Price Rises to. Be Withheld

Truman Urges Steady Coal,  Steel Prices   Some Charges Already Up, However, and More Increases Due

Price Of Coal Jumps Despite Truman's Plea   President Asks That Steel ond Coal Operators ’ Hold Prices

Passage of Aid Bill Approved   Search for Lost Boy Is Being Continued

HEATERS DEFY RAN AN SNAKES   Religious Cult To Hold Services At Harlan, Ky. Courthouse

$15,000,000 In Bank--Can’t Be Touched  UMW Fund Not Set For Disaster Relief

NT  Tradition-Shattering Night Shifts \Looms as Tough Test for Laborites

Night Shift Big British Issue   May Confront Attlee Regime with One of Toughest Tests

Night Shifts For Britain   British Government Will Face Toughes Test By Decision

Introduction of Night Shift Plagues British   labor Government Expected to Face Difficult Prablem Today

Britain Decides To Inaugurate  “Night Shifts”      Tradition-Shattering Plan Expected to Confront Labor Government With Test

British Night: Shift    Labor Government In Test of Leadership As Staggered Hours Begin For Industry

Unprecedented Night Shift In Britain Planned  Badly Needed To Boost Production; Government Faces ite Avid Tact

 This Is Really Dreadful— British Workers to Be Placed ‘(On Night Shift Schedules Soor

British Industry To Inaugurate Night Shitts  ~ Power Shortage Giver _ As Reason For Step;  Aeearekad By Uniane

British Labor Govt. Faces Big Leadership Test   Decision To Introduce Night Shifts In Indus.  trv Rrinos Crisis.

NIGHT SHIFT PLAN A TEST FOR ATTLEE   sabor Government “on Spot” in Ordering AfterDark Productive Efforts, Because Trade Unions Oppose System.

British Plan Night Shifts For Industry   More Man Hours: Seen as Solution To Coal Crisis

British Workers to Get Hep With New Night Shift Work in Industry Crisis

British Plan To Use Night Shift Supplying Test   Labor Government Announces Plan In Cammons.

Britain Faces Test In Night Shift Plan   Expect Decision Today On Progran Long Resisted

NIGHT SHIFTS IN BRITISH INDUSTRY TEST LEADERSHIP   GOVERNMENT’S PLAN RESISTED BY LABOR UNIONS MANY YEARS

ICKES DENIES U.S. PAPERS TAKEN HOME   Morgenthau Reveals Plan to Donate His Diary

ICKES ACCUSED OF TAKING OUI lS. DOCUMENTS   Were Removed on Leaving Cabinet Post, According to Department Official   SECOND SUCH’ INCIDENT   Former Treasury Secretar Morgenthau Is Asked to Return Some Papers

Leon Powers, Son,of Former Justice, Dead   Girl Seriously Hurt; Car Overturns On Way Home to Denison  ant e*

BILL VEECK HELPS  Another Legless Lad Doesn’t Know; Dreams Of Baseball

Russia Opposes Reich Partition   Molotov Would Delay Till Central Regime Coan Be Founded

Opposes ‘Segment’ Government   Asks Council To Withhold German Government Action

ILLINOISAN DIES IN PLANE CRASH   BELIEVED EN ROUTE FROM WEST SALEM TO WASHINGTON, D. C

EXTRA SESSION MESSAGE SET BY PRESIDEN}   Quick Action Slated On Emergency Aid To Europe

President Pondering  Price Move   Said To Want Power In Reserve If He Needs It

President May Seek Return To Rationing   G.O.P. Solons Said Hostile Toward Control Proposals

TRUNAN MAY ADK CONTROL OF KEY ITEMS   House and Senate to Battle Any Rationing or Price Curbs.

CLEAR DECKS FOR ATTEMPT TO PUT DOWN TERRORISM  WINSTON CHURCHILL HAREC RRITAIN TO

Churchill Urges Britian to Give Up Palestine Mandate Unless U.S. Lends a Hand

BRITISH WOMEN, CHILDREN TO LEAVE PALESTINE  Re MADTED TT TWYAUtrcmrysr

Wants U.S. To Support New Policy   Women and Children Ordered Evacuated Frem Hely Land

British Women And Children Ordered Home   Families Of Government Officials and Business men Must Leave By Next Tuesday   U.S. Officials  Seek Directions   British Military Seen Planning More Stringent Measures Against Terrorism

PALESTINE EVACUATION IS ORDERED   British Women and Children Ordered To Leave Holy Lane

British to Clear Stage In Holy Lane   Orders Compulsory Evacuation of All Women and Children

Stage Cleared For New Action On Terrorists  Women, Children Ordered Back To  DD ataaten Wesaod mes

British Plan Drastic Moves  In Holy Land   Evacuation Of Women. Children To Precede Drive On Terrorism

BRITISH LEADER SAYS JEWS HAVE BEEN FORSAKEN   Would Surrender Mandate Unless U. S. Will Join Britain 50-50 On “New Policy’ For Palestine; Women, Children Ordered Out.

Evacuation of All Women, Children In Palestine Ordered   British Families Must Be Moved Qut Prior to Tuesday .

Calls For U.S.. To Share Holy Land Mandate   Otherwise Britsin Should Surrender Guardianship Of Country, Says Churchill   “We Have Broken Pledges To Jews”   Evacnation Order Welcom: ed By Arab Delegates To London Conference On Palestine

Churchill Says Aid Needed in Holy Land   Calls on Government te Surrender Its Mandate to United Nations if America Will Not Join Britain in Palestine Program.

‘We Have Broken Our Pledges’--Churchill  Ex-Prime Minister Asks U. S. To Share Palestine Mandate   British Women And Children Ordered To Leave Holy Land

British Evacuate Holy Land   All English Women And Children to Be © Moved Out of Palestine By Next Tuesda

Briton Wants U.S. Help In Palestine   Churchill Says UN Or America Must Share in Problem

PALESTINE HAS BRITISH READY TO CALL QUITS   Churchill Proposes United Nalions Take Over Arab-_—  Tewish Controversy   CLAIMS ENGLAND HAS , ~ BROKEN HER PROMISE

If U.S. Fails to Join Britain In  A New Policy   Jn 50-50 Basis, Wartime Prime Minister Tells Labor Government

Clear Holy Land Britain Orders   Evacuation Edict Sets Stage for Action in Terror; 2000 Women, Children Affected; Status of U.S. Nationals in Question

Churchill Britain Brent Pledge To Jews   Suggests U.S. Join Ally Ov 90-50 Busis In New Policy For Holy Lansi

Army Families Moved Into Secured Areas   Stage Cleared For Action Against Terrorism

Urged to Surrendet Mandate   Women And Children To Be Taken Out of  Terrorist Area

Britain Unable-to Halt Civil War, Commons Is Told   Evacuation of Women, Children Is Ordered

Asks Britain to Give Up Holy Lane  Churchill Would Surrender Mandate

Alternative A New Policy In Holy Land   Holds Civil War Should Be Halted By United Nations

Evacuation For Palestine   British Women, Children Must Leave by Tuesday Before Drive on Terrorists

Palestine Shakeup   Churchill Urges Surrender of British Mandate to UNO

—HOLY LAND—  U.S. Asked To Join In New Policy  Promises To Jews Are Broken, Said

Churchill Urges Surrender of British Mandate   Wants Action Unless U. S. Joins In New Policy for Holy Land

British Women And Children To Be Removed   Evacuation of Many Britons in Palestine Is Ordered by Officials;  Immediate Actinn

Women and Children to Be Evacuated   Former Premier Would Surrender Mandate to United Nations

WOULD GIVE UP MANDATE   Alternative Step Would Be To Turn Problem Over To UN.

‘CHURCHILL ASKS, BRITAIN TO TURN PALESTINE OVER TQ THE UNITED NATIONS

ActionPrelude To New Drive  On ‘Terrorism’   Churchill Wants Mandate Given Up Unless U.S. Comes in ‘50-50’

QUIT PALESTINE, CHURCHILL ASKS   Would End Mandate Unless U. S. Promises To Help

Leave Palestine, Churchill Says   Urges Britain to Give Mandate to U.N.O. if U.S. Will Not Help

Clear Stage for New Action fo Quell Terrorism   Compulsory Evacuation By Next Tuesday. Hits Thousands of Families

Promises to Jews Broken —Churchill  New Holy Land Policies Ureed

Order British Civilians Out Of Palestine   Set Stage For  New Terrorism; 2,000 Affected; Will Be Taken To Britain

His Cottage Is Westbound   Men on Truck Remove Small House From Cleneland Tat Deriro dance

Blood Cells, Bacteria Can Be Studied By New Method  Use Powerful Electron Microscope

Krupp Chiefs Held to Trial   12 Who.Made.Arms For Nazis Indicted

KRUPP OFFICIALS TO FACE TRIAL   12 Are Indicted by U. S. on War Crimes Charges

Alfried Krupp, Famous Munitions Maker, Indicted On War Crimes Charaes

Krupp, Il Munitions Firm Aides Indicted  as War Criminals   Conspired to Wage Aggression, Enslaved Workers, U. S. Charges

Jones May Be Ace Witness In Plane Probe   Hold Hearing Monday On Contracts Let To Hughes, Kaiser For Undelivered Planes

Senate Probes Plane Contract   May Call Jesse Jones to Offer Testimony

Summoning Of Jones Is  Considered   Testimony Of Former Member Of Cabinet May Be Sought In Plane Contract Case

Hint at Jones As Witness in Hughes Trial   a a or 2   Former Member of Cabinet May Testify

 Senate Probers Hint At Jesse Jones As Leading ‘Witness In Hughes-Kaiser Plane Contract Case

JESSE JONES IS CITED IN PLANE CONTRACT CASE   Former Cabinet Member May Be Ace Witness in HughesKaiser Hearings

Hint at Jones As Witness in Hughes Trial   Former Member of Cabinet May Testify

Hint Jesse Jones May Be Witness in Contract Probe Hughes-Kaiser Deal Hearing Set

Jesse Jones May Be Called to Tell Senate Group of Kaiser Plane Deal

Jones May Testify In Contract Probe   Wartime Contract Awarded Hughes And Kaiser; Planes Never Were Delivered

Jesse Jones May Be Called as Witness  Senate Investigates Huge War Contract

JESSE JONES MAY BE WITHESS   Ex-Cabinet. Member: May Appear At Hughes.Probe

British Trail Refugee Ship Load of Jews   Referendum Law To Face Assembly   Jesse Jones May Be Witness in Plane Probe

Jesse Jones May Be Ace Witness in Hughes Plane Quiz   Senators Start Study of Why Planes Were Not Delivered to U. S.

SENATE, HOUSE MEET JOINTLY ON Gl BONUS ACT   Solons Failure to Agree or System to Raise Funds is Delaying Action

Legislators Study Eight Bonus Plans   Funds for Spring Road Work Approved

Mother of Girl, Who Says She was Doped, Files Charge—Both Hem_ ning and Girl Deny That She was ¢ Molested.

HEMMING. FACES KUDNAP CHARGE   Osu Co-ed’s Mother Files  Against Ex-convict

1 Basie Problems On Delinquency  Found in Probe  Commission Reports on Study of State  —— . oo ee We

STATE GROUP OPENS HEARINGS: , Texas’ Juvenile Delinquency Problems Solution Studied

DIAMOND-SARCOXIE BANK ROBBERS CAUGHT   Burl Martin Evans, 23, Arrested At Home in Monett; Companion, Jack Dan Peazler, 14, of Mountain Grove, Taken In California.

MARSHALL'S PLAN DOESN'T PLEASE. REDS   Indicate It Will Probably Be Rejected ©

Moscow Newspaper Says Marshall Plan Would be Rejected   Russian Radio Says Plan a Failure

Russians Fear Rejection Of Marshall Plan   ANTI-RED STRINGS MAY BAR PROGRAM, SAY REDS

PRAVDA PREDICTS MARSHALL PLAN MAY BE RECOIL   Warns “Anti-Communist’ . Strings Will Mean Doom Of Program

Moscow Predicts Aid Plan Faire;   England Ready to Support Marshall Program Without Soviet Participati   Sok EDOHOiC Gore   War Between Kremlin and West  Paper Hints Possible Ideological

Methodists Of Local District Meet Next Week   Rev. Mr. Badger, Superintendent, Announces Speakers for Session in Greensburg.

Oklahoma Reptile Stalkers Take 500 Rattlesnakes in Annual Roundup

Divorce Rate Factor-In Aid For Children   Half Of Families On Rolls Because Absence Of Ons Or Both Parents From Home

Democrats See Great Danger In  Anti-Labor Bill    Minority Group Sounds Warning; Taft Is Accused.

COP PRAISES LABOR BILL IN HOUSE   Democrats Blast Drastic New Measure Which Is Slated To Be Approved

Decks Cleared For Debate On  House Measure   19 Committee Membera Say Bill Will Protect Workers From “Despotic Tyranny”   Murray Leads CIO Opposition   Declares Measures Are First Real Step Toward Fascism In United States

House Rules Body Clears lts Measure   Aiken Says Taft Practices High-Handed  Bossism

Labor Issue Splits House Committee Now   GOP’S CLAIM BILL WIL] AID WORKERS, DEMOS DISSENT

Labor Bills Stir Debate   House Groups Split; Taft. Aikin at Odds

DEBATE ON LABOR MEASURE DUE 10 BEGIN TOMORROW   Mojority Says Bill Will Be ‘fair to Employees and  vt amlavoarc

Labor Bil Passage  Predicted   Rules Committee Clears Measure for House Action

To Protect Workers, To Penalize Labor Are Two  Views Of Curb On Unions

Strike Bill ‘Protector  For Worker:   Taft Accused Of Bassism Toctics On Capito? Hilf

Battle Warms Over Moves on Labor Control   Aiken Blasts Taft as CIO Leaders Open Their Drive

SENATE GROUP FOR INJUNCTION AGAINST STRIKE   Labor Body Approves Power in Measure to Block National Tieups

LABOR CONTROL BILLS DUE FOR  HOUSE ACTION   Solons Declare Act To Curb Strikes Will Protect Workers from Tyrants

Tension Grows As Action Nears On Union - Curb Biils   Aiken Accuses Taft Of High -Handed Bossism

MISSION HEAD ALSO ORDERED BACK BY GOVT.   Rep. Gearhart Charges Russia Now Secking Return of Alsska

Ambassadors To Help With Truman Plan  Porter Is Bringing Report From A

Russia Covets Alaska Again,  Says Gearhart   Porter Leaves Athens To Return and Report; UN Group Proposes Bank Loan Greece Sum

AMBASSADORS ARE RECALLED TO U. 5.   Representatives In Greece, Turkey Summoned To Help With Plans To Help  Mediterranean Nations

U. S. DIPLOMATS RECALLED FROM TWO COUNTRIES   MacVeagh and Wilson To Leave Greece, Turkey For Talk. With Truman

REP, GEARHART SAYS RUSSIANS COVET ALASKA   Moscew Claims Sale By Czarist Government  To U. S. Megal   PORTER IS EN ROUTE HOME FROM GREECE

CLAIM CUBA AIDS REBELS   DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SAYS AN INVASION “BRIGADE” TRAINING ON CUBA soIL

CHARGE TROOPS TRAIN TO INVADE   Dominican Republic Is Goal of Red Units Drilling In Cuba Is Claim

Unions Consider Non-Communist Affidavits Order  ClO May Ignore NLRB; AFL to Determine Stand

EXPECTED 10 BY-PASS NLRB   Unions May Temporarily ignore Board Without Announcing Decision or Issue of Non-Commun ist Affidavits.

Clo May Divorce NLRB on Account. -of Commie Ruling   Affidavit: Question Is Ui. .gettled; Chiefs - To  - Meet: Tomorrow

ClO Likely To By-Pass Labor Board   NO DECISION ON RULE REGARDING “RED” AFFIDAVITS

ClO May By-Pass NLRB For a Time  Unable To Function Without Affadavit

ClO Avoidance Of Labor Board New Possibility   Union's Top Bosses Meet In Pittsburgh To Consider Non-Red Requirements Of Law

Policy of Unions Toward NLRB May Be Known in Week  Strong Prospects Are That CIO Will Not Sian Affidavits

Unions May By-Pass NLRE Until Ruling   Labor Leaders Balk At Signing Names Toa NowhRed Pone

GlO LIKELY 10 DUGK RED ISSUE   Unions May Avoid. Earh Stand On Affidavits

CIO Slated To By-Pass (NLRB: Under’ New Act      Nine Vice Presidents Will Meet ‘Tomorrow In Pitts _ burgh With Muvtay. And’ Carey; But-No Clear Cut Decision Is Expeeted On Non-Communist* Affidavit Issue .

C10 Expected To By-Pass NLRB Ot Affidavit Issue     Chiefs To Meet Tomorrow To Consider Question.

ClO LIKELY TO BY-PASS NLRB ON AFFIDAVITS   Union Officials to Confer in Pittsburgh Thursday on Non-Communists Papers

CIO Likely To By-Pass Labor Board   No Decision On  Anti-Red Issue

HUGE CORN-WHEAT BONUS PROPOSED   SENATE GROUP VOTES TO PAY IT—ANDERSON PUTS COST AT BILLION.

Committee Votes Huge  Farm Bonus   30-Cent Preminm Termed “Po Dacre? By GOP Opponents

U.S. Senate Aericulture Group Favors Corn Bonus  Retroactive Proposal Said to Encourage Corn. Wheat Selline

Prob: Promised In Shooting Of Prison Fugitive   Escaped Convict Shot To Death While Fleeing Searching Officers

Shooting of Prisoner to Be Probed  Prison System Reorganization Is Under Way

Protest Asks U. S.-Brifish-Soviet Investigation of Balkan Situation

DraftiNote On Hungary For Russia   President Truman Approv es Protest to Soviet—Investigation Is Asked

Truman Order: Sharp Note to Stalin on Coup  Reds Resin Bulrariar   Reds Begin Bulgariar Purge; Soviet Critic Under Arrest

Truman OK’s ‘Sharp’ Note Asking Probe   May Submit Action To United Nations If Reply Is Evasive

Joint Probe of Situation Asked Or UN May Act   Moscow Accused of Violating Agreement At Yalta Conference

U. S. Readies Sharp Protest to Russia   Truman Expected -to Approve Document Today

President Approves Sharp Note   Dispatch Will Be Sent to Russians Soon, Officials Say

in riungary Case May Find Way Before UN      Draft Accuses Moscow Of Violating Terms Of Yalta Agreement

Russians Will Get SD Note On Hungary ‘Grab’     State Department Accuses Soviets Of Violating Terms of Yalta Pact, Un iustified Interference. Coercion

DECISION SOOM ON TERMINAL  FAVE BONDS   May Be Paid in Cash If Treasury Has Big Surplus June 30

EXPECT DECISION SHORTLY ~~ ON TERMINAL LEAVE BONDS   QUESTION OF VETERANS GET TING CASH WITHOUT WAITING FIVE YEARS COMES UP SOON

Ex-Gis Soon To Know If Leave Bonds Can Be Cashed Before They Mature

Stage Directions For Act Il of Hughes Probe Are Muted Tones, Dimmer Lights

Chile Severs All Relations With Russia   Moscow Press Criticism Cause

Chile Follows Lead Of Brazil to End Russian Relations   Russians and Czechs Charged With Red International: Plot

Chile Joins Brazil  In Rift with Reds  Charge Communists Inspired the Strike Of 16.000 Miners

CHILE AND BRAZIL BREAK DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA: GIVE REASONS FOR GUT   Communists Are Blamed fer Recent Coal Strike—Russian Press Criticism of Brazilian Army Also Cited—French Cabinet Members Resign—Maine Is Ravaged by Rekindled Forest Fires

Chile Follows Brazil in Cut With Russians   Latin Americans Already at Odds With ed Nations

Chile Breaks  Relations With Soviet Union   Instigations Of International Communists Blamed For Strike: Alians Herself With Brazil

CHILE BREAKS WITH RUSSIA, JOINS BRAZIL   STRIKE OF MINERS IS BLAMED ON COMMUNISTS

Chile Breaks Off Relations With Russia   international Communism Hit

Chile And Brazil Break With Reds   Coal Strike, Press Attacks Are Reason For Relations Sever

CHILE FOLLOWS BRAZIL IN BREAK WITH RUSSIANS   Chilean Government Blames Communists for Recent Coal Strike

Chile Aligned With Brazil Toward Reds   Announces Break With Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia

Chile Follows Brazil, Breaks Tie With Red:   Communists Accused Of - Causing Coal Strike; Unions Dominated:  By Reds In Nation.

Chile Joins In Break With Russia   - Country Also Cuts Relations With Czechoslovakia

CHILE BREAKS TIE WITH REDS   Move Duplicates Brazilian Announcement

Chile Breaks With Russia  Communists Draw   Communists Draw Attack for Strikes

Chile Breaks With Russia   Blast at International * Communism in Following Steps of Brazil

‘Public Quiet’ Disturbed  Chile Follows Brazil, Snaps Off Relations With Soviets   Santiago Government Blames Communists  For Big Coal Strike

Chile, Russia Break   Ties With Czechs Also Cut; Drive Against Reds Begun In Brazil

Chile Breaks Relations _ With Soviet.      Of International ‘Communists: Cut Czech Tic

Chile Breaks Its  Soviet Relations   ames International Com'  munusts for Recent  Coal Strikes   ALIGNED WITH BRAZIL   Action Leaves Russian Orbit in Europe Without Diplomat in Santiago

Chile Blames Communists For Recent Coal Strike, Joins Brazil In Diplomatic Break With Russians

Chile Breaks Relations With Soviets   Follows Brozti In Severance of Diplomatic Ties

Includes Czechoslovakia in Ac tion, Blaming Communists For. Instigating Recent Troubt es; Brozilian Congress Votes Confidence in Chief

Chile Follows Brazil In Break With Russia   Severs Diplomatic and Consular Relations With U. S.S. R. and Czechoslovakia Because Of Communist Activities ‘Disturbing Nation’

Chile, Blaming Reds for Recent Strikes,  Severs Relations With Russia and Slovakia

Chile Takes Sides With Brazil In Breaking Off Relations With Russia

CHILE SPLITS WITH CZECHS AND SOVIETS   Follows Rio’s Example; Blames Communists for Recent Coal Strike.

CHILE FOLLOWS BRAZIL IN SPLIT WITH RUSSIANS   Also Breaks Off Czech Tie: After New Charges Of Communist Plots

Chile Breaks With Russia  Severs Relations With Russia and Czechoslovakia

Chile, Brazil Cut Relations With Rusia   Brazil Objects To Critical Remarks: In Rilséian Press

Dancer's Trial Is Postponed Until Oct. 31   Witnesses Fail To Appear

POSTPONE TRIAL OF OHIO DANCER   WITNESSES FAIL TO APPEAR IN COURT AT CUBA MURDER TRIAL

Police Nab Ex-Marine on Suspicion Of Mutilation Slaying of His Wife, Ex-Film Actress Jeanne Thomas

Ex-Marine Held in Brutal Murder— ‘Husband Pleads Innocence of Dahlia- Type Slaying

EX-MARINE HELD IN WIFE'S DEATH   LOS ANGELES HAS ANOTHER MUTILATION MURDER

Mate Held in Mutilation Death of Wife  Ex-Marine Vet Of Two Wars   Denies Guile

EX-MARINE HELD ON SUSPICION      Admits Quarreling with Estranaged Wife — Mutilated and Crushed Body Tuund in Vacant Lot

EX-MARINE DENIES WIFE KILLING; POLICE DOUBT ACCOUNT OF ACTIVITIES

Los Angeles Has Second Sex Murder   Ex-Marine Held For Killing Of Attractive Wife

"New Weapon’ Said To Be Close to. Atom   New Zealand Pa pe r Says, However, It Would Be Cheaper Than A-Bomb; Three Nations Participate

Dollars May Go To Buy Scarce Food   Purchases May Be Made From Other Countries To Assist Europe

Congress Due To Act Quickly  Emergency Aid Due To Be Rushed But Not Marshall Plan

International Rule Expected For Holy Land   ‘Authority Like That Over Trieste Is Possibility

‘Second ‘lalfway’? House  Keeps Two Wives Mile Apart, 22 Years Without Discovery

Kent Two Wives 22 Years But Refuses To Tell Judae How He Supnorted Them

‘Man’s 22-Year Double Life Bared; ‘Supported Two Wives Mile Apart

Two Wives Kepf Happy 22 Years  Housed Mile Apart; Secret Well Guarded

Keeps Two Wives Happy 22 Years; Tells Court His Mothod is Secret

Man Supports Two Wives For 22 Years  Without Kither One Becomine Suspicious

Two Wives, Two Homes, Two Families, Too Much  This Conductor Was a Switchman

Pensions And. Other Security Benefits May Supplant New Union Wage Boost Demand;

Unions May Push Pensions Rather Than New Pay Boosts  Action of Congress Will Have Bearinc

Unions fo Aim For Pensions, dther Benefits  Wage Boost Drive May Be Halted If Price Spiral Cut

Unions Expected To Concentrate On Pensions Now   Predictions: of Labor Relations’ Experts

MayEaseDemand for Higher Pay   Another Round of Wage Increases Would Only Be More Inflationary

Labor Unions May Seek More Benefits  Some Experts Believe Wage Boosts Deferred

EXPERTS PREDICT LABOR WILL SEEK SOCIAL BENEFITS   UNIONS WILL IGNORE WAGE INCREASES FOR OTHER GAINS, REPORT

; Unions to Concentrate On Age Pensions Rather Than Increases in Pay

New Pay Demands \ eighed by Labor   Eyeing Inflation, Big Unions May Ask  New Pension Plans

Expect Unions To Concentrate On Benefits   Leds Emphasis on Further.Pay Boosts.

Pensions Preferred  Lab or Experts Believe Unions _ Will Not Seek MorePay Hike:

See New Round Of Negotiations When Current Contracts Expire After Jan. 1

Unions To Seek Pensions Rather Than Pay Boosts   Action By Congress On Prices Will Be De ciding Factor‘

Pensions Slated For Limelight   Unions Expected To Aim At Benefits Before Wage Boosts

TALK OF NEW WAGE BOOSTS SOFT-PEDALED   LABOR WAITS FOR CONGRESS ACTION ON HIGH PRICES

New Wage Demands Unlikely   Unions Concentrate On Pensions: Seek Controls Restoration

Labor Looks To Pensions   Unions May Seek Such Benefits Rather Than New. Wage Increases

RETIREMENT AS HEAD OF HOOD 1S ANNOUNCED   Dr. Heary L Stake Makes Announcement At Commeacement Exercises

DR. STAHR RESIGNS AT HOOD COLLEGE   Will Relinquish His Post As President Effective July 1, 1948 —- Former Pastor Here

RUSSIAN BAN ACTION: SEEN   CONGRESS MAY BE ASKED To BAR SOVIET OFFICIALS AS REPRISAL STEP

35th Division Hails  Truman at Reunion   President Shares Time With War Buddies and Visits Mother; Memorial Speech Due Tonight

Mid-County Hailstorm Hits Gardens. Windows   Labor Government of Britain Survives Test

Will Start Trial Of Japanese For Cruelty On Ship:   Eight To Be Tried For Death Of 1,300 American Prisoners On ‘‘Horror Shins’’

EIGHT JAPS TO BE TRIED FOR CRUELTY   Defendants Held for Deaths nf F O00 Priconers

JAPANESE PLACED ON TRIAL FOR ‘HELL SHIPS’ VOYAGES   EIGHT ACCUSED IN DEATHS   OF }300 WAR PRISONERS © ~~" WHO DIED ABOARD JAMMED VESSELS

FRANCE MAKES BID FOR RUSSIAN WHEAT   Government Working on Barter Deal in Effort to Obtain 1.503.000 Tons.

Friendship Troin Adds Fourteen Cars at K. C,   Heads for Chicago. in Two Sections—Hoas: More Then TKD Paclamde Maca

FRIENDSHIP TRAIN MOVING THROUGH IOWA TODAY   Had 160 Railroad Cars of Wheat, Flour and Other Staples.   GIVEN BY SOUTHWEST   F Chicago Is the Next Principal Stop of Two Section Train.

U. S. Gov't. Will Not Seize Phone Industry-to Halt Strike   Conciliation Service Redoubles ts Efforts to Break Labor Deadlock

HOUSE GROUF IGNORES ‘IKE AND PATTERSON   $475,809,077 Cut From War Department Requests In New Economy Move

HALF BILLION. ~ GUT IS URGED ~IN-ARMY FUND   -HOUSE..COMMITTEE_ IGNORES APPEAL MADE BY EISEN. HOWER AND SECRE . TARY OF WAR

Fear Seizure Of Control by. Foreign Power      Griswald Seeks . To Reconcile Demands By Greek Factions: _.

Primary Vote Will Nominate 13 For Senate, 43 For House   4 Many County Offices At Stake; Campaign In Roanoke Spirited

Walkouts Halt Ships,Planes   Overseas Pilots Still Out: Longshoremen Strike  cs Wi MacaEceuE CBtaieat

OPA Hanging  In Balance      Subcommittee Considering Whether To Deal The ~ Final Death Blow:

Groups Ponder Future Of OPA      Senate Subcommittees Consider Ending Last Powers of Price Agency

Teachers Stand Pat on Immediate Pay-Hike Demand in Face of State Efforts to End Strike in Butfalo

Teachers Stick To Demands   State Administration Calls on Them to Fulfill Obligation

HOUSE UNSEATS: MRS, PATTERSON   VOTE REPUBLICAN INTO DEMOCRATIC SFAT

SOLONS GIVE HONE SEAT      ‘Ousted Woman _ Representative . Yesterday

Boston’s Mayor Curley, i Facing Jail Term, Given ‘Last Rites of Church

U.S. And Britain Win In Fight To Bar Jews From U.N. 0. Palestine Debate   Czechoslovakia And Poland, Backed By Reds, Lose Attempt To Invite Jewish Agency Before Assembly To State Case

JEWISH GROUPS FAIL TO RECEIVE NEBATE RIGHTS   U. S. and British Triumph In U. N. Committee Fight Over Palestine Issue

Jews Barred ‘From Debate On Palestine   U. S. and Britain Wir Stiff Fight In Steering Committoc

U. S., Britain Win Fight  in Committee  Would Bar Jews From Debate an Darlectinea Teci1e

U.N. Unit Votes To Bar Jews From Debate   U.'S., Britain Win Point, But Final Decision Te tintn Aceemhis

Jews Barred From Debate On UN Floor   U. S., Britain Gain Victory For Views After Stiff Fight

JEWISH AGENCY IS BARRED FROM FLOOR DEBATE   U. S. And Britain Are Sus tained By United Natiers Committee   SHOULD HEAR JEWS ALL SIDES AGREE

U. S., Britain Win Fight in Committee   Would Bar Jews From Debate on Palestine Issue

U.S, Britain Win Fight to Bar Jews From U. N. Debate   Czechs, Poles, Russia Would Invite Jewish Agency to State Case

U.S. Britain Win Fight In Committee   Agree However, U. S. Should Hear Jewish Views

JEWS BARRED FROM DEBATE IN ASSEMBL)   U.N. Committee Takes Action to Restrict Palestine Debate

Fire Fatal To Four Youths   Home-Made Clubhouse Destroyed bv Blast

THREE YOUTHS” ~ DIEIN BLAST      POLICE INVESTIGATING EXPLOSION IN HOMEMADE CLUBHOUSE WHICH — KILLED BOYS

Downey Sees Gamblers In Western Control   SENATOR SAYS THUGS TAKE OVER IN CALIFORNIA

DOWNEY SAYS STATE DUE FOR OPEN GANG WAR   Howser Disputes Solon’s Claim Racketeers Are Entrenched

ROYAL PAIR PLANS FOR HONEY MOCK   Philip and Elizabeth to Stay in Englaand, Says Buckingham Palace.

ARABS SPLIT = ‘ON UN GROUP   TOP COMMITTEE TO IGNORE —~FACT:FINDING,” COMMIT-~ _ TEE WHEN IT ARRIVES

Fos, Gales, Bitter: Cold Hamper Resend of Crash Survivors   Two Rescive. Planes, Glider Down in Arctic, 95 Miles From Nome

CALIFORNIA MAN DIES IN CRASH   Fatal Accident Occurs on Road Near Tama, la.

Charles Blewett — Died Thursday. _  Came To This . ~ County 64 Years Acc

Charles Blewett Died Thursday _  _ Came To This County 64 Years Ago

PEACE POSSIBLE, CHURCHILL SAYS   Briton Doesn’t Think Soviet’s Verbal Attacks Will Produce Warfare

GOP Advances New Trade Plan  Idea Is Compromise On Tariff Cutting

MAY FORM BODY TO RULE TRADE   Republican Compromise On Tariff-Cutting Issue May Take Form Of Foreign Trade Board With Power To Veto State Dept.

REPUBLICANS PLAN TO SET UP FOREICN TRADE BOARD TO VETO STATE DEPARTMENT ON TARIFFS

Foreign’ Trade Board Proposed  Given Veto Power on Tarriff Cutting —

Foreign Trade Board Proposed   Republicans Talk Of Six-Man Group With _ Veto Power.

Plan to Call For Veto Of Decisions   Six-Member Board Seen As Check on U. S. Tariff Proposals

VANDENBERG FOR EXTENSION OF TRADE PACTS   But Favors Compromise on Tariff Cutting Issues

Compromise On Tariffs   ‘GOP May Propose New Foreign Trade Board  To Fight.Gov’t. Cuts

Favor Trade Board With Power To Veto Tariff Cutting By State Dept.

GOP Plan For Foreign Trade  Board Appears   Senator Brewster Says He and Vandenberg May Team Up to Launch Proposal

Last Warning To Revive Gl  Insurance   liberalized Provision: For Reinstating Lapsed Policies  Lxpire Next Week.

House Goes All Out To Pay Vets   Early Senate Action On Bill [s Promised

Stassen Sees No  Economic Crash  Rhinelander Speech Stresses Home Rule

TEACHER “KEPT IN’   TEACRMER KEPT ITS Working Ovartime, She Was Trapped

Leon Blum Paints Gloomy Picture  Seeks Authority to Form New Cabinet

Blum Paints Dark Picture For France   “Republic Is In Danger,” Says Premier-Designate

F rance by ‘Reds’   Premier-Designate Says Republic Also in Danger From De Gaulle Forces

Blum Struggles To Set Up New F r rench Cabinet   Socialist Leader’ Declare: “Communism Has Opened War”; Also Attacks de Gaulle Party

BLUM PICTURES FRENCH CRISIS   Warns Against Communism as He Prepares To Head Government.

PREMIER - DESIGNATE LEON BLUM TELLS ASSEMBLY OF DANGER FROM COMMUNISTS AND DE GAULLE PARTY

Says Reds Have Declared War On Democracy  In Danger Also From DeGaulle’s Party?

Blum Savs Communism  War Is On   Newly Designated Premier Deciares Situation Is Grave, Asks Authority To Form New Revime

BLUM CHARGES OPEN RED WAR   Says France in Danger From DeGaulle’s Party

“Republic Is In Danger”   Blum Warns French: People Against Right And Left Extremists

‘Blum Recalls Dangers Facing French Republic  ‘War Declared’ On Democracies Assembly Told

Strikes, Riots Laid fo Leftists   Blum Faced with Paris Strikes; Violence Breaks Out in Htaly

BLUM STRESSES THREAT OF REDS   Also Says That De Gaullists Are Menacing France

Leon Blum Says France Menaced By Two Dangers   AGED PREMIER CALLS ON NATION TO HALT REDS

REPUBLIC IN ~ DANGER-BLUM   Communists Have Declared War, France Told

BLUM SCORES FRENCH REDS, DE GAULLE BID   New Premier- Designat Avers Republic is Danger’ Frorg Factions

Links Communists, DeGaulle as Foes of French Democracy   Blum, In Line for Premiership, Says Communism Has Deaclarad War

BlumBids For Support In New Crisis   Socialist Leader Says Communism Threatens France

Communists in All-Out Drive To Get Control of Nation —   Blum Seeks Assembly Backing for His Program~~Needs 301 Votes Today

Double Threat To Peace Seen By Stafesman   Communism Said In An Open War  Ore TT rca we wars

BhimSays Reds: Fave Declared War    Case for French Deme crac} , Is--Grave, . Socialist’  ” YZeader Reports:

BLUM DECLARES FRENCH CRISIS ISOPEN WAR  SEEKS NEW MIDDLE   SEEKS NEW MIDDLE ROAD GOVERNMENT AS WORKERS STRIKE

War Declared By Communism, He Asserts   De Gaulle’s Party Held A Menace Tr, Renuhblic

Republic In ‘Danger, Blum  Tells! France   Says Communism Declares War On

Blum Facing  Gigantic Task   New French Leader Inherits Strike Crisi

Communism Has Declared Wa: On French Democracy—Blum   Paris Woerkers Demonstrate

‘SNOW HEADS THIS WAY   Fiera Alee Predicts Much Colder Weather fer Friday

ce, OE OME me Let's see now, who was that young fellow the Princess married?   Snowy and Cold’ ts Weather Prediction For Kancae Eriday -

SNOW HEADS THIS WAY      Flora Also Predicts Much Colder Weather for Friday

PROPOSED CLOSED SHOP BAN KILLED   MUSSOURL SENATE BY ONE SIDED VOTE REFUSES TO PUT CURB ON LABOR.

State Senate Kills Attempt to Outlaw The Closed Shop   Committee Favors Bill for Correcting Union Abuses Otherwise

Summer Comes fo The Plains States In Top Heat Wave   Temperatures Hit High of 109 in Dakotas; 102 in Missouri

House Passes Bill Limiting Tax Jumps Under Butler Laws   _New Provisions, if Passec by Senate and Green, to Effect 1947 Taxes

JAP SENSATION IS CREATED BY U.§, PROPOSAL   Conference To  Be Held Ahead British Meeting

Taft Says Previous Truman Action Indicates He Must Sign Tax Cuts.

Truman Favored Corporations In Tax Cuts—Tatt   President's Stand In 1945 Is Cited By Ohio Senator

Taft Challenges Chief on Taxes   Brings Up Postwar Corporation Cut in Latest Round of Fight With Truman

Taft Adds Fuel to Truman Fight   Cites Corporation Tax Cut in Current Dispute Over Slash

Taft Jibes Truman on Tax Reversal   President Asked Why He Favored Stash in 1945 but Not Now

Senator Taft Says Truman Gave His Blessing To Tax Cut For Corporations In 1945   Claims President Has Little Argument Against Tax Cut For Individuals Now

Three Seamen Are Rescued Krom Powerless Sweepers   Adrift In Pacific For 20 Days After Being Cut Loose From Tow, Men Are In Good Condition And Need No  Medical Attention; Plane Spots Them After Search

3 Men Adrift Weeks Rescued   Trio Reported in Good Health, Not in Need of Medical Care After 20 Days

FARM EXPERTS IN CONFERENCE   Insect And Disease Control Program Described By Anderson

ATTACK MADE ON REPORT OF ‘UN COMMISSION THAT -' ‘PROBED SITUATION IN GREECE

POLE DEFENDS NEIGHBORS OF "GREECE IN UN   Dr. Lange Opposes American Proposal For Balkan Border Commission

Report Finding Some People Alive In Smouldering Ruins of Monsanto Plant   Company Officials Deny Any Survivors Eound

Blazes Still Seethe. but Crisis Past   Coast Guard Says Folk Found Alive in Plant , Of Monsanto Firm. §

Wallace Calls for Uncompromising Gtand Against Race Discrimination

TWO GET 3:MONTHS JAIL TERMS, FINED $113500 FOR BUILDING RACF TRACK IN DEFIANCE OF CPA

Four Tanforan Officers Given Jail Sentences   U.S. Judge Metes Penal ties for Violation of * CPA Regulations

No PROGRESS IN "THE BUS DRIVERS — STRIKE TODAY   A Paralyzing Walkout of 3,500 Bus and Street Car Operators.   IT BEGAN A WEEK AGO.      St. Louis’ Retail Business Suffers to Extent of $1,- : 500,000 Daily.

Speed End Of Session On Palestine   Five Powers Not Included In Commission

 Troops, Police Aid In Rescue Work  ‘Snow-Marooned 15 -Hours, Group Freed

Army Troops Aid In Rescue Of 150 Trapped By Snow  State Roads Crews Still Battle Drifts

Further Cold Weather ls Forecast   Cut Bank, Lewistown, Great Falls and Havre Hardest Hit

Molotov Hints Russia Has the Atom Secrets   Says in Speech That “Secret of Atom Bomb Has Long  Ceased to Exist’’

DOLLAR WALL BEING ERECTED ARQUND RUSSIA   Slav Makes Charges Before U, N. Assembly; Britsh Warn .  of War Danger   BRITON SAYS RUSSIA IS ENDANGERING PEACE

—L.N. ASSCMDIYy-—   Peace Will Crumble If Russ Hold To Present Course, McNeil Warns

VIOLENT NEW BLASTS ADD T0 FLAMING BLOODY HORROR IN GALVESTON AREA   100 Known Dead and 250 Other Bodies Believed Buried in Debris; 3,000 Injured, Many in Serious Condition

Second Cargo Vessel With Chemicals Blows Up, Flames Raging Uncontrolled

Some Estimates Place Death Toll As High As 1200   Number Of Injured May Total 2,000—Property Damage Is High   RELIEF WORK IS WELL UNDER WAY  ee, —— — = es ere a oe ee

DEATH TOLL RISES IN DISASTER-TORN TOWN OF 15,000   Estimates Of Persons Killed Range From 650 Up To 1,200; Thousands Injured; Two More Ships Wrecked By Blasts

Salvation Army's Drive for $25,000 To Open Tonight  Mayer Taylor Urges Support In Campaign to Raise Fands “Bor Mew Buildinn Here -

Salvation Army To Seek $25,000 For New Chapel   Building in River Siroet Would he First Unit in Cammunity Youth Center

PROGRAM WILL COMBINE ALL PRESENT GROUPS   Truman Seeks More Effective Administration Of Federal Housing Activities

Truman Offers Plan To Merge Housing Set-up   Message Says. Proposal Provides Framework _ For Effective Action

Congress Gets Truman's New Housing Plan   President Sends Proposal For Combining Housing Plans Into One   AGENCIES WOULD : BE CONSOLIDATED

HOUSING PLAN CHANGE ASKED BY PRESIDENT   TRUMAN. ADVOCATES SINGLE ‘AGENCY TO HAVE CON. TROL OVER HOUSING  + °? ° PROGRAM

Reclamation Bureau Asks Funds For Gila Project to Provide Food For Marshall Plan

FOR 4-H CLUB BUILDING   Plans Are Underway to Raise $50,000 in Butler County

U. S. Revises Hs Corn Crop Estimate Uoward   Sased on Conditions of July 15 Forecast Shows 158 Millinn Buchel mnie

Bad Weather  Reason For Reduction   Above July 1 Figure But Below Record Crop of Last Year

BLUE STANDS FOR HALWING INCOME TAY   Abatement Proposal Due t Come Up .for House Vote Wednesday.

Blue Favors Remission Of Half Tax   Vote Is Scheduled on Income Tax Measure in lowa  Hous2 Tomorrow

Paul Reynaud May Form New Cabinet .   Important Change in French Government Seen

REYNAUD MIGHT FORM CABINET   French Speculate He May Be Successor To Ramadier As Premier

REYNAUD SEEN AS SUCCEEDING RAMADIER SOON   Former French Premier Takes Steps To Form Another Cabinet

New Group Would Replace Regime  Of Paul Ramadie:   Tim portant Change in France's Economic  * . ’ Policy Is Forecast

New French Cabinet Is Believed Among Early Possibilities   ‘Paul Renaud Dickering With Various Elements In Establishing Policy

Reynaud May Head Cabinet   French Premier Endeavor: To Strengthen Clique

Asks More Mone for lowa Schools  ISEA Program Calls for No Cut in Taxes

Says ‘Brass’ Got Big Sums  For Contracts Top Officers Face  Committee Quizzing

Brazil Declares Soviet Relations Severed Today   Government Alleges President Insulted

LEADERS OF BRAZIL BREAK RELATIONS WITH RUSS TODAY   Soviet Rejects Pair of Protests on Alleged Insult to Regime of President Dutra.   RULER COMPARED WITH HITLER

Brazil Announces Court Reverses _ Diplomatic Break Lacona Decision

Brazil Snaps Ties to Soviet   Diplomatic Relations Between Nations End

BREAK WITH RUSSIANS   Because Soviet Press Called Dutra a Dictator

Soviet Rejects 2 Protests Over Magazine Insult   Article Compared. Pres. Dutra’s Regime to That of Hitler

‘Shipping Tieup ‘Looms onCoast   Contracts with Five Unions Must Be Signed Before  Work Will Continue

SPLIT INCOME PLAN BACKED IN TAX REPORT   Married Couples May Have Opportunity To Save Money

Williamsport. Man Is — Knocked Down, Robbed Of Wallet Here Today

Air National Guard Program Far Ahead of Schedule With Seven Wings Now Organized

PLANS PROGRESS FOR AIR GUARD        Great Interest. in Flying Puts Air National Guard Program Far Ahend of Organization of Ground  Troop Units.

Air National Guard Plans  Progressing Swiftly Now   Seven of 12 Wings Already Organized  and Five Others Are to Be Formed Soon

N. Y. To Vote On Veterans’ Bonus Plan   Off-Year Voting Record Predicted

STASSEN OFF TO WISCONSIN IN 1948 BID   Minnesotan Will Ente State Primaries  Next April

Stassen Turns His Attention To Wisconsin   Will Talk with Group Of Editors in Milwaukee

Stassen Turns Attention to Wisconsin After Iowa Visit   Advocates Foreign Aid Program at Jefferson Legion Celehration

PAIR HELD FOR ~ MURDER PROBE   Craig County Offiers Nab Sol_ dier, Wife in California Investigation

Special Session Might Not Speed Stop-Gap Relie   See Possibility That No Pro gram Could Be Adopted Until Regular Session   EXPECT CONGRESS TO MOVE SLOWLY

FUROPEAN RELIEF PROGRAM MAY BE POSTPONED MONTHS   INDICATIONS POINT TO LONG DELAY BEFORE CONGRESS TAKES FORMAL ACTION

Assembly May Revive State Authority   Legislative Action Seer As Likely Way To Sidestep Prospective Heavy Taxes.

Strike Violence In'lfaly Spreads Over New Areas   Machineguns and Hand Grenades Used in Battle With Police

UNITED NATION STUDIES WAY TO MODIFY  VETC   100 000 PEASANTS IN ITALY START A STRIKE

20,000 Peasants Stage Strike in  Italian Province   All Puglia Affected By Walkout; New Violence Reported in 20 Towns   15 ALREADY SLAIN DURING DISORDERS   Police and Troops in 9Hour Battle With Communist Mob at Corato

Red-Led Mob Fights Police  S00 000 Peacants   200,000 Peasants On Strike in Puctlia

200,000 Italians On Strike   Puglia Province Walkout Blamed To The Fascists

200,000 Italian Peasants . Start General Strike   Follows Battle Betweeh Police and Mob at Corato.

To Continue Wage Parleys   Union Wants Raise Put into Retirement and Social Security Plans +

UAW OFFICIALS WILL ACCEPT 15-CENT BOOST   System for Payment of Wage Increase May Delay Salary Pact

GM, UAW Differ on Manner of Payment Of 15 Cent Boost   Company Puts 32 Cents Into Pay For Vacations

Auto We. aers Union Studies Offer By GM  For Pay Hike   15-Cent Boost Seen Acceptable But Plan Of Payment Disputed

Auto Workers Ready to Accept GM Boost But Want Voice in How It Shall Be Paid; 3 Plans Outlined

Reapportionment of Legislative Units Proposed   Senatorial District Would Include Rock and Green Counties

State Gets Bills On Redistricting  Senatorial Change Would Involve Greer

Hughes Contract Probers Issue Subpena for Meyer To Obtain New Facts

Hughes Says He Would Not Know If Employe Tried To Influence White House On Plane

PRESS AGENT MAY TESTIFY AGAIN TODAY   Country Club Spirit At Huge Plant Described

DELAYS ACTION ON MINES POST   Committee Holds Up Consideration of New Director

FEAR SHUTDOWN OF COAL MINES TO BE EXTENDED   UNION OFFICIALS IN TWO DISTRICTS SAY PITS TOO DANGEROUS

Consideration Of Appointment s Postponed  Lewis Objects to Bovd Nomination

mi VOTE SLATED T         tbe EXPECTED To AP. BROVE Ato: ABROAD, BUT fe AMOUNT “(ROT YET: DECIDED":

Drouth Conditions Becoming Serious In Emporia Area.   High Temperatures, Rainfall Deficiency, Dim Crop Prospects -—-Manv Hay! Wate)

Biauth Conditions Becoming Serious In Emporia Area   High Temperatures, Rainfall Deficiency,  Dim Crop Prospects po RR eesen Bi eoosk DAR ocw

Reece Challenges Truman to Reject Basic GOP Bill   ‘Chairman Says Legislation _ ¥s Result of November  Election Mandate   SAYS CONGRESS MAY OVERRIDE PRESIDENT   Portal Pay and Tax Cuts Chief Measures Which May Bring Conflict

GOP’s Reece Bids Truman To Test Power   Challenges President To Veto Bills Passed by Maioriiy

Feller In The White House Has Quite A Heritage To Live Up To--Can’t Bite Senators

Marshal's Shots That Killed Drunk Held Unwarranted   Hoosier Officer’ Aske State Police Protection After Affair

Sonja Henie Claims  She Was Forced To Disrobe by French Customs Officials at Paris

CONTRACTORS AND MAY SOON TO GET OPINION OF JURY   Arguments Completed tin Long Trial of Munitions Makers, a ’ Ex-Costressman ”

May Fraud Trial is . Near Verdict, Jury To Get Case Today   May-Garsson Counsel ir Six-Hour Plea for Acquittal

Ballot Test Approaches In House; Buffet Blasts Program ‘Sucker Play’

Seek Ban on Premium Prices for Supplies in Stopgap Aid   “Foreign Relief Bill Approaches Series of Test Votes in Hduse

Test Ballots Today Indicate Quick Passage  Plan Will Prevent   Plan Will Prevent Government Paymen Of Premium Prices kor Relief Goods

Allen Predicts Passage Of Bill By Wide Margin   Must Act Upon Amendments Befor« Final Vote Is Cast

90 U.5S.Can't Import Over Domestic Rate   Foreign Aid Bil] Goes Through Se. ries Of Test Ballots.

Foreign Aid Curb Offered In House Test   Solon Would Forbid Paying Premium for Outside Purchases -

Foreign Aid  Faces Tests   House Takes Action As GOP Leaders Predict Approval

Plan Would Bar Premitim Prices On Aid Supplies  Idea Advanced as Opponen  ee   Idea Advanced as Opponent Concedes House Will Pass Emergency Aid Measure

roreign Aid Near Test on House Floor   Doubtful Whether Foes Can Muster More Than 75 Votes

Emergency Aid Bill Reaches Test Balloting  Premium Price Sh). #&g Fy ._. gf

Opponents Admit Defeat   Authorizes Emergency Funds far France, Ftaly, Ausstria, Aid for Chine

Aid Measure  Nears Final House Vote   Plan to Bar Government Premium Payments for Supplies Advanced With Ballot Likely Tuesdav

Prevailing Prices In — U. S. To Be Standard If Plan Wins Approval '

1G 4 AWAIT 18S REACTION 0 NEW POLICY   man Talk To Back Mar. nal in Attempt To Keep Offensive.

Hopes for Four Power Pacts Pale   Statesmen Await Red Reaction  To Truman’s Declarations

U.S. Plan To Assist Two Nations Slows Work By Ministers   Report Marshall Is Determined To Keep American Foreign Policy On Offensive

Russian Reaction to Truman Speech Bie Question at Moscow Conference

Unification Prospects Pale As World Waits Red Reaction to Truman Talk

Russ Reaction To President's Speech Waited   German issue fa Background

Reaction of Soviet to U. 5. Move Awaited   Secretary Marshall To Take Offensive On Foreign Policy - Diplomats Believe

Public Affairs Speaker Cites Apathy of U.S. Public Toward Politics

County Invests More Than Quota  In Savings Bonds   Buys 62.18 Per Cent of Quota in Six Months

Phone Union Leaders Vote For Walkout On April 7   Means Nation-Wide Bell System Tieup; New Negotiations Will Be Sought

DATE IS SET OR 287.000 10 QUIT JOBS   Nation-wide Walkout Approved by Workers’ 49Man Policy Committee by Unanimous Vote.   DOOR LEFT OPEN FOR NEGOTIATIONS   Deadline For A. T. and T, Answer to Proposal for Peace Conferences Is 2:30 p.m. Today.

Company Refuses Counter Offers Group Charges; Votes Unanimous For Tie-Up; Sets Deadline Today   Union President Instructed to Seek Peace Conference to Avert Stoppage; Company Silent Over Action; Ask $12 Week Increase

Buyer Resistance Brings Price Drops   Decline Also Due To Sharp Cut in U. $. Grain Exports

Prices On Cattle And Grain Dip   Market Slump Credited To Cut In Exports And Consumers’ Resistance

Export Reduction . « News Causes Grain  Price Tumble Today   Wheat and Corn Decline Limit in First Minutes of Trading Activity

Grain, Cattle, Prices Decline   Attribute Drops To Buyer Resistance In Many Cities

Stiffened Buyer Resistance Helps Promote Drop In Wholesale Cattle And Grain Prices.

PRICES OF CATTLE AND GRAIN DROP   Sonnet To Supervise Grand Jury Inquiry Into Meat Industry

Weather Situation Good News for Nex! 5 Days is Report   Less Than Inch Of Rain Called For That Period

Flood Recedes In Capital,  Moves On Downstream   Red Rock Evacuated Third Time; Water  Reaches Homes In Tracy, Ia.

Floodwater In Slow Recession  At Des Moines   Red Rock Residents Flee Homes Again As Crest Moves Downstream.

Final OK Today To All-America Defense Treaty   Nations Pledge Their Armed Might Against Agaressors

A HISTORIC TREATY WAS GIVEN FINAL APPROVAL TODAY   The United States and 18 Other American Republics In Session.   PLEDGED ARMED MIGHT   Against Aggression Any: where in the Western — Hemisphere.

Final Pact QO. K. Today   Hemisphere Defense Treaty Gets Approval After U. S.-Argentina Row is Compromised

Articles of Hemispheric  Pact 0. K.’ed   19 Americas Pledge Stand  ‘Against Aggression

AMERICAN REPUBLICS MEET TO GIVE FINAL APPROVAL TO DEFENSE TREATY PLEDGING ARMS AGAINST AGGRESSION.

Argentina Withdraws—  Treaty Has Approval  President Truman Ready to Make Air Tein Far Sianature Ceremony

Final Approval Of Hemisphere  Defense Nears   United States'and 18 Other  -Americari . Republics.   Meet. for Final: Treaty Appr oval.’

Defense Pact For Republics Will Be Signed   Argentina Agrees On Plan For Armed Action, With Mexican Proposal Ending Ritt

Major Problem ‘Solved Friday   Pres. Truman to Speak at Plenary Session on Tues day Morning

AMERICAN NATIONS READY 10 APPROVE TREATY OF DEFENSE   17 Principal Articles Giver Approval Yesterday; Final Problem Settled Cordially   SCHEDULE NEW MEETINGS

Argentina’s Amendment  Withdrawn   Complete Accord Reached  On Action To Be Taken  In Case of Aggression  During Night Session

17 Principal Articles Are Approved   Argentine Envoy Embraces U. S. Delegate Arthur Vandenberg

Congress May Extend Control  Rent Curbs Must Be Up To Local Boards

Palestine Strife Has Claimed 260 Lives Since Partition Was Voted 

Holy Land Riot Toll 804 Since Partition Vote   260 Killed, 604 Wounded in Stnfe Since United Nations Decision

PALESTINE STRIFE TAKES LIVES OF 260   133 Arabs, 107 Jews Killed Since Partition Voted

FRVICE EMRARRASING         Arrival of Diapers for 63 Year Old Widower Takes Explaining

Congress Left President With  Plenty Of Work ss Mandreds OF Bills

DEATH COMES TO FORMER AKRON MAN ON NOVEMBER 13   Last Rites Held In Sioux City Monday For Wm. H. Whitehouse

Bass, Bluegill, Crappie. Cat - Are Removed to Reduce Overpopulation   LAKE WILL BE DRAINED

FARMERS CET FISH  AE   Bass, Bluegill, Crappie. Cat  Are Removed to Re duce Overpopulation   LAKE WILL BE DRAINED

MAN CONFESSES TRIPLE MURDER   PRINCETON, INDIANA SCENE OF CAPTURE; GET ORAL STATEMEN'

Triple Slaying By Indiana Man   _Uses Pistol, Shotgun “And Knife on Trio 

Confession Is Obtained From Triple Killer   Former Junk Dealer Gives Oral Confession To Slaying of Sister, Two Others on Farm Near Princeton.

Slays Sister, Other Couple  Roy Turpin Confesses To Triple Killing

Temperatures Heac For 100 Mark  In Eastern States  South and Midwest Are Scorching; Montana Is Cool

Damascus Gate yTo Jerusalem Scene of Battle   Barrel of Explosives Rolled from Taxicab Starts Fierce Fighting

Damascus Gate Scene Of Bloody Palestine Fight  Barrel Of Dynamite Hurled From Taxicat Into Market Place

12 Arabs Die As Explosion Rips Market   Barrel With Charge Rolled Into Crowd; Gun Bate Follows

DUMP BARREL OF EXPLOSIVES; BATTLE FOLLOWS   Assault Blamed In Irgunists As Act of Reprisal

JERUSALEM BLAST TAKES LIVES OF 15; VIOLENCE SPREADS   Tar Barrel of Explosive Is Rolled into Throng at Damascus Gate; 12 Arabs Killed.

Damascus Market Rocked By Blast   Fifteen Dead in Explosion and Fight Attributed to Irgun Forces

Armed Forces Merger Bill Up  For House Action   Bill Would Unify Army, Navy and Air Forces Under Single Cabinet Officer.

OWNERS HELD RESPONSIBLE It MINE TRAGEDY   State Commission Exonerates Federal Inspectors

Company Blamed In Mine Explosion  Federal Inspectors Are Seanarated in Dicactar

Qut Of Mind   Silent Treatment Planned So Hitler Aids Will Be Forgotten Quickly

Business May Drop In Last Half Of Year   Decline Also Seen in Present Record High Price Of Food

Food Price Decline Before  July Doubted   Second-half Drop in Business Activity Foreseen

Agricultural Department Predicts Slump During Latter Part of Year

Buying Power On the Decline   Situation May Bring Slump in Business Activity This Year

INDICATE DROP IN FOOD PRICES LATER IN YEAR   Ag Department Report Reveals Possible Decrease In July

PLAN DELAYED-HONEYMOON - -IF      Laraing, Day and,Leo Durocher Plan Rendezvous in Cubu - If Court Decision on Marriage is Favor. able,

PLAN: DELAYED HONEYMOON: -IF   Luaraine Day and Leo Durecher Plan Rendezvous in Cuba - If Court Decision on Martlago is Favor. able.

Nab Artist Whose Wife Was Slain   Charge Sodomy After Frenchman Admits Perversions To Police

Artist Held On Sodomy Charge   Denies Charges; Says Trying To Charge With Mur: der Of Wife.

Paul Refoule, French Artist, Denies Sodomy Charae in Death of Youna Wife

May, Garsson Empire Chiefs Plead Innocent   Trial Set Mar. 19 on U. S. Charges; $2,000 Bond Each

File $2,000 Bond For Munitions Scandal,  Trial Set For March 19   Former Congressman, Showing Effects Of Illness, And Key Figures In Alleged Conspiracy Appear In Federal Court.

INNOCENT PLEA ENTERFD BY HAY IND 3 QTHERS   Federal Judge Sets March 19 as Trial Date on Fraud Charges   BOND OF $2,000 POSTED   Former Lawmaker Suggest: That Jurors Be Drawn From His Home Town

Trial On New Graft Charge Is Set For May 19   May, Showing Effects Of Iliness, Appears Worried In Court Appearance; Faces Double Charge

May Denies Guilt In War Contract Case: Trial Set   2 Garssons and Freeman Also Enter Pleas cf Not Guilty in Court   DEFENDANTS FREED IN BAIL OF $2,000   Federal Judee Will Begir Hearing Testimony in Case March 19th

Three. Other Kingpins in Garsson’ Munitions Combine Plead. Not Guilty

March 19 Is Date Set For Fraud Trial   Former Congressman Shows Evidence Of  Serious Illness

Kingpins in Garrson “Paper, Empire" Arraigned “'Bofore’. Federal Judge — Bond ts Sot at- $2, 000 for Each Defendant — Trial pate Set for March 19.

MAY, GARSSONS DENY CHARGES OF CORRUPTION   Former Congressmen and Kingpins In Paper Empire Plead Innocent.

4 Defendants Deny Charges Of Conspiracy   Court Sets Dead Line for Fraud Pleas

TWOGARSSONS, FREEMAN ALSO ARE ARRAIGNED   Figures in Wartime Fraud Indicted by Grand Jury

Ex-Solon, Arms Head  in Court   All Defendants Declare They Will Be Exonerated on War Profits Charge

4 Men, Indicted  For Fraud, Deny  Any Wrong Doing $2,000 Bonds Posted  By Each; Trial Date Is Set For March 19

May Pleads Innocent To Charges  Defendants of  Garsson Empire In Eadaral Court

Trial Set For March 1 9. For Key Figures In Huge: War Munitions Combine

A. J. MAY AND GARSSONS ENTER NOT GUILTY PLEAS TO CONSPIRACY CHARGES

May, Garssons Plead Innocent To Conspiracy   Former Congressman and Munitions Makers Post Bonds of $2,000 Each

DENIES GUILT IN FEDERAL COURT HEARING TODAY   Justice Puts $2000 Bond On  Banr Defondante

Ex-Congressman Appears Worried   Once-Powerful Solon Tells Newsmen He Still Is Suffering From Heart Trouble

HESSE JEWELS THIEF TO GET HER FREEDOM   FORMER. WAC CAPTAIN WINS COURT RULING SHE COULD NOT BE COURT. MARTIALED

TO FREE WOMAN IN GEM THEFTS   Former Captain Of WACS Entitled To Freedom ~ Judge Rules

Heart Disease Is No. One Killer of Americans, Yet Little Research Is Made

C. of C. Asks Red Activity Limit, Doubts Wisdom of Outlawing Party

C. OF C. Has Plan To Curl  Communism   Says Potsdam Agreement Is Pro-Russian

Year's Severest Cold Wave Grins The Middle Wes!   Sub-Zero Spell Riding Eastward to Accompaniment  Of Blizzards

83 Degrees Below  Zero in Alaska As  Winter Races Into Mid-West State:

Severe Cold Wave Blowing Into Midwest   Weather Bureau Warns Longest and Coldest Siege of Winter Can be Expected

COLD WAVE HEADS TOWARD MADWES!; WILL DROP 18 10   Longest, Most Severe Period of Season Is Expected to Arrive by Tuesday Morning.   MERCURY DROPS 'TO 83 BELOW ZERO

H's Washington's Birthday -- Good Time to Tell  Tale of Our George Clad only in a Marble Sheet

George, Clad In A Roman ‘Laurel Wreath. Hides Face   By FREDERICK C, OTHMAN Tinited Pres<«c Staff Writer

GOOSEPIMPLE GEORGE’  Solons’ Red Faces Still Reflect on His Chest

Young Gunman ‘Invades’ Boys Training School   Former Inmate, 17, Gets Cool Reception to Offer Of Freedom for Buddy

SRD SENTUME VAIN   Boy Breaks Into Reform School to Release Friend

ROXAS PRAISES U.S.   Philippines Are Given Many Oppor tunities States President

Philippines As Example   President Roxas Says Other Nations Would Do Well to Imitate  U. & Colonial Policy

U.S. Living Costs Reach New High As Hope for an Early Drop Fades

Price Probes Supported By President   Living Costs Index Hits 157.1 Peak, Trend Stull Upward

LITTLE HOPE HELD OF DROP IN FOOD COST   Govt. Report Indicates High Price Levels ' Will Continue

(BETURH TO PRICE CURBS ISSCORED BY GOVERNMENT LEADERS  Truman Backs Probe Of Prices

LIVING COSTS BREAKRECORD, NO LETUP YET   PRESIDENT HAS NO SUGGESTIONS ON PRICE CUTTING

TRUMAN SUPPORTS PROBE AS PRICES REACH NEW HIGHS   President Tells Newsmen He Thinks Justice Department Inquiry Will  Get Results,   LIVING COSTS ARE UP 57.1 PER CENT   U. S. Bureau Sees Little Chance for Drop — Proposed Labor-Management Parley Vetoed.

Bleak Outlook For Reduction In Living Costs   Prices Continue to Climb Above Record High Set on June 15

SECRET MEET SET TO HEAR FULL REPORT   Energy Commission Says Arms Needed For Security

House Group Ignores Pleas On Navy Fund   Warns All Surplus ° Shore Installations Must Be Shut Down

PLAN TO TRIM ‘377 MILLIONS FROM BUDGET   MOUSE COMMITTEE [8 ASK. ING CONGRESS TO MAKE   DEEP CUT IN FUNDS FOR NEXT YEAR °

House Unit Votes Army  Fund Slash   sudget Is Cut 8 Percen In Spite of Warning From Patterson.

Longest Runway Nears Completion   Violent Electrical Storm Hits Cincinnati

127 MARRIAGE LIGENSE APPLICATIONS RECEIVED   Oct., Brides’ Month, Does Average Business   36 TEEN-AGERS APPL‘

MARRIAGE LICENSES DROP DURING OCTOBER   Month Considered ‘Second’ to June; 127 Last Month, 220 in June   BUT HIGHER THAN ’46

TWO PUBLIC SALES SCHEDULED FOR EARLY DECEMBER   BEN WIESKUS SALE WED. DEC. 3; E. J. HAMILTON TC SELL WED., DEC. 10.

TWO CLOSING OUT FARM SALES LISTED FOR COMING WEE      E. J. HAMILTON SALE WED. DEC. 10; SWEN CHRISTOPHERSON SALE DEC. 12.

Veto Sustained, Hope of Tax Cut Now Dead Issue  GOP Threatens To Make Truman’‘s Veto - 1GA0 iit a pa eR ees

MOTION FALLS HVE VOTES SHORT   Tax Reduction Becomes Top Political Issue   Criticizes Truman’s Veto; Both Sides Say Voters Will Decide

Both Sides Willing To Let Voters Decide Issue In 1948 Political Campaian

Big Tax Question To Go To Voters   Pane Kills Tax Reduction  ., oes by Sustaining Veto   / WILL BE ISSUE IN 1948   } Spending Demands Abroad  Cause Tydings to Change

Taxes Become GOP Political Issue In *48   Failure Of Senate To Over ride Presidents Velo Kills Measure For Present Session   Tydings Supports’ Presideéent’s Vetc   Democrats To Welcome Campaign Issue With Sen. Rayburn Setting Pace For His Parity

GOP To Make Election Issue Of Tax Cutting   Senate Fails To Over: ride Veto; Tydings Chances Stand.

Tax-Cutting Bill Likely to Become Campaign Argument   Both Sides Declare They Will Let Voters: Say Who Was Right

Backers of GOP Bill Fall Five Votes Short  Of Necessary Two-Thirds Moaioritv to Down Veto

esi Fat SENATE.2332 3 See at ‘  B]-3. vu BACK TRUMAN'S VETO   Both Parties Are Anxious To Put Matter before Electorate for Decision

Slash Fails When Senate Upholds Vete  Voters To Decide Which Side Right

Tax-Cutting To Be Major 1948 Issue   Senate Five Votes  Short Of Overriding; GOP To Make Taxes Big Campaign Point

Truman Forces Halt GOP Cut By Five Votes   Prospects: For Slash In This Session Are Killed. In Congress ~~

SENATE ACTION KILLS CHANCES FOR TAX SLASH   Failure Of Senate To Override Veto Of Income Tax Reduction Provides Campaign Issue For  1948.

Senate Failure To Override Tax Veto Provides Issue For ’48 Political Campaign

Veto Sustained, Tax Bill Now Political Issue   Spokesmen For Two Parties Ready To Let Voters Decide

TAX CUT TO BE 1948 ISSUE AS VETO SUSTAINED  GALLERY PACKED ‘AS  SENATE VOTE FALLS CLIADT TH NVECRRINE

Income Levies Become Major Political Issue   GOP Set for Battle With Democrats At Next Election

Tax Reductions To Go To Voters   Both Parties Set To Present Issue In Next Election

Tax Issue Is Dumped Into "48 Campaion   Senate Failure to Override Truman Veto Puts Matter Squarely Up to Voters: Next Election .

Upper Chamber Again Fails To Over-Ride President Truman’s Veto Of Republican Measure To Reduce Income Taxes—49,000,000 Taxpayers Would Have Had Some Relief Had Measure Not Been Vetoed— Voters Now Will Have Their Say

Senate Upholds President; Kills Tax-Slash Bill   Failure To Upset Veto Tosses Issue Into °48 Political Campaicn.

T ax Tax Cut Bill Is  Killed   Senate Vote to-Uphold Veto Promises to Make Issue One of Hottest  In 1948. Campaign

1948 Election Will Decide  Tax Cut issue   Democrats Accept GOP Challenge  To Open Question To Public Debate

Tax Cut Is Dead For 47   Income Levy Slash Issue Tossed Into Political Campaign

TRUMAN VETO OF TAX GUT LOOMS CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Senate Fails - To Override President; Martin Sees Werkers Victime

Tax Reduction Now Campaign Issue For 1948   Both Republicans And Democrats Willing To Let Voters Decide Who Was Right

Tax Slash Issue Goes To Voters   Upholding of Veto By Senate Throws Question Into ‘48  Political Camnntan

Tax Issue In "48 Political Campaign Now   Senate Fails To Override Veto of Tax Cut Bill; Both Parties To Use Issue in 1948 Elections.

Senate Vote Knocks Out Cut in Taxes   Ballot Is 57-36 for Vet Overriding, Short of Required Total.

SENATE UNABLE TO OVERRIDE TURMAN’S VETO   Both Sides Willing to Let Nation’s Voters Decide Next Year

Tax Measure Goes Into ‘48 Campaign   Senate Five Votes Short Of Over-riding Veto

Big Tax Question To Go To Voters   Senate Kills Tax Re duction Hopes by Sustaining Veto   WILL BE ISSUE IN 1948   Spending Demands Abroad Cause Tydings to  Chan ge

SENATE TOSSES TAX ISSUE INTC VOTERS’ LAP:   Failure To Override Truman Veto Puts Question: In. Dalitical Seramble

Senate Failure to Override Tax Veto Provides Campaign Issue   Says Wrong Decisions Mav Cause Future War

SENATE VOTING SUSTAINS VETO OF TAX CUT BILL   Truman Decision Goes to Voters in 1948 ©  Campaign. Solans Sav

Senate Fails fo Override Veto; Needed 5 Votes  - Voters to: Decide

Prospects for Tax Reductions at This Session Dies -With Backers 5 SI 5 Short  House’ ‘Overrides     hetival Test Was Lively Political Show .

SENATE VOTE FALLS SHORT TO LICK VETS   Millikin, Republican Floor _ Manager of Bill, Flays Democratic Action

Tax Reduction Question Issue In 48 Campaign  Both Parties Say They Are Willing To Let People Decide

Senate Backs Tax Bill Veto   Parties Toss Issue Inte 748 Campaign

Soviet Acts Wave Europe  Off Balance   Best News Is Plan Of Marshall To Provide Economic Help For Nations In Need OL Rehabilitation

OPED          Dewey Tells Farmers “Artificial” Prices Must Be Avoided

Hoover Says U.S. Must Feed Reich   Go ay rT aa 4 no Scores Artificial Bolstering ood Prices, Says Farmer Loses

Use of Export Controls Seen   Geods fer Europe Under Marshall Flan Moy Tighten Some Home Situations

FRANCE MAY CUT BUYING OF FOOD AND COA   Dollar Shortage Threatens Cut Back in U.S. « Purchases

Export ‘Curbs™. Scheduled: For “Aid To Europe   Other Controls Seen: For Domestic Eeonomy_ To: - Assuré Supplies'In  Marshall Plan

Bonnet in U. S. To Get Assistance   American Economy May Be Again Put tinder Controls

EXPORT CURBS, OTHER CONTROL   Group Warns Shipments Tc Europe Could Put Strain Upon U. S. Economy

French May Reduce Buying if Dollars Shortage Continues   Indications Point To Stronger US. Export Controls

Data Being Gathered by Government   Goods Shipped To Europe May Put Strains on U. S. Economy

Supervision Of Economy Is Hinted   Use Of Export Controls May Be Necessary As Part of Scheme to Make Marshall Plan Work

Stresses Need For Aid Before Marshall Plan   Export Controls And Other Government Supervision Of American Economy Stadied

More Controls Are Seen for U. 5. Trade Outside of Country   Reports Indicate Supervision to Work Marshall Pilar

U.3, OTUDYING CONTROLS TD HELP EUROPE   May Affect Farm Machinery and Steel Products as Well as Food,

French Minister Indicates Cut In Buying Looms  Emphasizes View Expresses By Marshall that Europe Will Meed Emercency Help

Controls in. U.S. Seen —  By Harriman  Marshall Plan Ma: Call for Export

Foreign Aid Committee Gathers Data   Shipments Under Marshall Plan To Strain Economy

May Require Export Control  Marshall Plan May   Marshall Plan May Strain U. S. Economy

FRENCH DOLLAR SHORTAGE MAY. BECOME ACUTE   Ambassador Says His Nation May Have to Cut Purchases

France May Have To Cat Purchases   Dollar Shortage Will Sto, of-Amencan   NO DEFINITE DATE SET   Ambesadbe  Reperis the Already

Feel Dollar Shortage — In France   Points Up Need For Quick Aid to Europe; Marshall Plan May — Force New Reins Here

Export Controls Seen Necessary To Help Eurone   Becomes Apparent. Harriman Says, After Seeing Data

Export Curbs Seen Probable in Europe Aid   Woys Studied to Prevent Disturbing National Economy

Action Seen If Dollar Shortage Gets More Acute  Bonnet Hopes That Will Nat Hannen

EXPORT REIN NEEDED IN AID PROGRAM   U.S. Must Be Careful in Shipping Certain Items Abroad, to Minimize Loss to the American Economy.

Measures To Enforce Aid Dian Studied   Truman Committees Hints Controls On Exports To Remain

Marshall Plan to Call for Directed  American Economy   Extensive Use of Export Controls Required If Plan Is To Succeed

USE OF EXPORT PONTROLS MAY BE IN AID PLAN   Government Supervision Of American Economy Likeiv To Help Europe .

Marshall Plan Likely To Bring Export Controls   Other Curbs On American Economy Also Appear Probable.

Avalanche of Snow, Mud Blocks Northwest Roads; One Automobile Buried

Avalanches of Mud, Snow Hit Roads  Landslides, Caused By Heavy Rains, Bring Death To Sleeping Children

Two Children Killed When Landslide Crushes Their Home   Avalanches of Mud and Snow Pile Across Stevens Pasg in Northeastern Washingion

DETAILS TOLD OF GEM THEFT   ARMY REVEALS HOW HESSE JEWELS WERE 8MUGGLED INTO THE UNITED  STATES —

2. Victims  Are Pinned In Wreck.   Hospital Reports Today Say Four Seriously Injured; Crash Hour Was 5:40 A. M.   Cars Demolished   Sedan With Five Youths in It Overturns as ~ Te Leaves Road

COHEN TO QUIT POST WAS ‘BRAINTRUSTER   Bohlen Selected To Replace Original New Dealer

AUTHORIZATION IS GIVEN SURFACING RURALROUTE09054   Includes 2.10 Miles In Up righte  PINEVILLE AREA   To Have Inch Crushec Stone Base, 2-Inch Bituminous Surface

Farm Workers Detained at Texas Border   Laborers Prevented From Leaving State to Seek New Jobs

McCarthy to Pust for Free Sugar  Compromise Efforts End in Failure

To Act on School Bill   Expected to Be Reported Out for Senate Action

‘IKE’ DISCOUNTS THREAT OF WAR   But Warns U. S. to Keep Army Forces Strong

NO DANGER SEEN “DF WARFARE SOOM   Eisenhower Is Heard at Press Club Session Today.

NEW HIGH WATER SURGE RIPS TOP MISSOURI SOIL   ‘Relentless Rivers Flood 3,800,000 Fertile Acre: In $200,000,000 Loss

New Disaster Dooms Crops In Wide Area   Additional 300,000 Acres of Farmlands Being Inundated; St, Joseph, Mo., Awaits Crest.

All Remaining Hope For 194] Crops Ruined   ‘Monetary Damage ‘Mounting; Land Washing Badly

Crest Due At St. Joseph To day; Engineers Fear Collapse Of Dikes

‘Ath Serious Flood Movixg Through Midwest With Hopes Fading for Corn, Wheat Crops

1947 Corn, Wheat Crops Ruined as New Flood Hits   3,800,000 Acres’ Inundated in Mid-West; Loes Set at $200,000,000

New’ Flood. Expected To Drown: . “OE értile Acres  LOSSES} MOUNT Missouri Rive River Is On  ‘Rampage’ Again Today

Flood Crest Moves Down Missouri   Ruins All Hope For 1947 Crops In Large Area

Most Disastrous Flood oi Year Ruins All Hope of \Wheat and Corn Crop tn ’47

DISASTROUS FLOUD CAUSES NEW LOS3 OF CROP ACREAGE   Almost Four Million Acres Expected to Be Ruined as Fourth Higl Water Threatens.   MISSOURL CITIES ARE INUNDATED

Crops Ruined By New Flood Crest   Rivers Begin Fourth Rampage; Expected te Affect 300,000 Acres

SHOWERS ON THE WAY   Occasional Rain Predicted by Flora for bastern hansas

‘SHOWERS ON THE WAY   “Qeeasianal Rain  Vredicted by Flora for Eastern Kansai

NEAR 52.000 NRK TN FUND CAMPAIGN   $1,958.80 Collected Up to - Noon Today Toward Masan County’s $8,000 Goal

WEST VAN ZANDT SINGING CONVENTION TO BE HELD JULY 19-20 AT WATKINS

WEST VAN ZANDT SINGING CONVENTION TO MEET WITH OLD BETHEL OCT. 11

egionnaire Head Will Speak Here (in Armistice Day   To Attend Banquets Of Stantonsburg And Wilson Posts

Return $2,300,000 Fund To Miners   Action Of Federal! Judge Returns Huge Sum Posted In Contempt Case

NEARLY THREE MILLION DOL. LARS RETURNED AND UMW GIVES TELEPHONE. STRIKERS $100,000

JUDGE RETURNS FINE TO UMW   Goldsborough Signs Order Reducing Penalty In Contempt Action

REQUEST SA T0 BE FROM THE BRITISH   Washington Hears London Has Asked That America Take Over Britain’s Commitments inGreece on Large Scale.

REPORT BRITAIN ASKED U. S. 10 TAKE OVER HER JOB IN GREECE   Believe Proposal Was Subject Of Secret Session At White House Thurs

Britain Reported to Have U. S. Relief in  Greek Commitments      Discussed at White House Thursday; Hoover Gives Report on Europe

Domestic Economy Is Near Collapse   Wants,America To Take Over Commitments On Large Scale; Highly Secretive White © House Conference Is Held ae

Brifain Wants Uncie Sam To "Take Over’.   Domestic Econom: In England Is At  Bragnkina Point

British Ask Us To Aid Greece   America Urged To Take Over Commitment To Athens Regime

Economy of Nation Nears  Break Down   U. S. Remains Silent; Involves Military and Other Obligations

U.S. To Take Over British Tob In Greece?   Rumored Britain Askin; Us To Help Tackle Tougt Greek Problem.

WHITE HOUSE SILENT AFTER SECRET TALK   Burden of Supporting Athens Regime Seen Too Great

WOULD THROW TS BAD DA NLP OF U.S   Strained Resources: Prompt _ Proposal to Shift Commitments.

Relief Issue Assumes New Proportions   Britain Asks U. S. to Assume Greece Commitments

Britain Would Give Up Greek Commitments   Proposes That United States” Take Charge

US May Take Over British Duties, Greece   Believe England Can't Carry Load

U. S. ASKED 10 TAKE OVER IN GREEK SETUP   British Want U. ‘S. to Assume Commitments in Greece Due to Home Prallems   SITUATION DISCUSSED IN SECRET CONFERENCI

Local Forecast—   Britain Seeks To Be Relieved Of Obligations   Domestic Economy In England Said Near Breaking Point

Britain Wants U.S. fo Help Shaky Greece   Proposes America Take Over Her Commitments If She Is Forced to Withdraw Her Aid

Might Force Upward Rise In Budget   Highly Secretive Conference Held At White House Thursday

BRITAIN PROPOSES UL, TARE OVER HER «COMMITMENTS   Would Turn Over Those In Greece On a Large Seale.   NO CONFIRMATION HERE   A Highly Secretive White House Conference Held Yesterday.

U.S. May Take Over Affairs in Greece   Britain Reported Anxious to Give Up Commitments   An Early Statement Expected Following Secret Conference

Ask U.S. to Take A Hand in Greece   Situation Considered at Secret White House Conference     PDPITAIN NECKS UFIP   Hoover's Report on Europe'’s Need Figures in Discussion

Britain Wants U.S. Aid For Greece   Report Says Americc Would Take Over Commitments There

PLEA BELIEVED SIFTED DURING SECRET PARLEY   Londen Source Says Talks Concern Economic And Militarv Services

US May Take Over British  Commitment   Action Reported Suggested With Reference To Greece Due to Economic Setback

Britain Wants U.S. to Take  Over in Greece   Proposal Reported Subject  Conference

Top Diplomatists % Hold Secret Huddle With the President   Observers Fasten “ Attention on Trouble  LAS.

~-SHAKY GOVERNMENT—.~.  Britain Asks U.S. To Take Over. Greek Occupation

Report Britain Wants U. S. ‘To Assume Burden in Greece   British, With Their Domestic Economy Near Breaking Point, Said to Have Submitted Proposal: Miaght Upset American Budaet

Upset Domestic Economy Cited   Congressional Reports Say Subject Already Broached in Secret White House Conference

England’s National Economy Near. Breaking Point, May Force Her ~ To Give Up Mediterranean Burdens

WHITE HOUSE T0 ISSUE STATEMENT SOON, RUMOR SAYS   Greek Crisis Believed Subject of Secret Parley Yesterday —

Economy Near Breaking Point, Report Says   Expect Statement In Washington To Bolster Shaky  Gracian Raaime

Britain Wants U.S. To Take Over In Greece   Unconfirmed Report Says Subject Up At Top Secret Meeting

Officials Silent On Report; Help Urged by Hoover   Question May Have Been Topic of Secret Conference Thursday

Highly Secretive Parley of Top Congressional An Executive Leaders Points to Plan  To Assume More Of World’s Needs In Postwar Era

Secret Talks in Washington After  Hoover’s Return   Believe England Wants to Turn Commitments to U.S.; Hear Needs of Germany

pbritain’s iconomy Strained   Reported to Have Proposed U.S.  Heip Bolster the Greek Government

U. §. Asked fo Take Over Greek Commitments?  Action Result of British Conditions

Whole Problem Of Greece Discussed In Big Conference   Britain’s Waning Resources Factor; Food, Funds May Be Involved in Decision

REPORT BASED ON SECRET SESSION   No Confirmation Received From White House   DIPLOMATS   Claim Problem In StrifeTorn Country Was Laid Before Marshall -

Seeret Huddle Of Key Aides  With Truman Slirs Thinking   . -y @ Former President Tells Lawmakers Of Reich's Pliecht

Problem Discussed At Secret Confab   Statement Said Coming On Steps US Will Take On Commitments

BRITISH ASK HELP OF U. 5. IN GREECE   Herbert Hoover Makes Report on European Tour

Report Britain dls Asking U. S. Help In Greece   This Nation May. Take Over England’s Commit. ments There.

Britain Wants U.S. to Assist  Greece. Rumor   Secret Conference at White House Believed To Have Considered Assuming Obligation

British a Asking U.S. Aid  Country Would Shift Greek Commitments

Report Britain Asks U.S. Assume Aid to Greece  Unconfirmed Development Linked ta Serrat Parlov

Propose U.S. Aid To Greece   Britain Said To Have Asked American Help With Commitments;  A Statement Soon

C1O Believes It Invalid.Pledges Court Fight If It Becomes Law   Senate to Debate Own Version, Less Harsh, Next Week

EXPECT SOFTER SENATE ACTION ON UNION BANS   House Approves Labor Restrictions By Tewo-Thirds Majority; Act Now Goes To More Cautious Senate.

Senate Works On Measure Of Its Own   Closed Shop Ban ls Approved In Both Proposals

ANOTHER BIL! GIVEN EDGE IN SENATE   Supporters Claim Strength To Override Veto   DIFFERENCES   In Lower And Upper House Measures Are Listed; Amendments Beaten

C10 Promises Legal Baftle If It Becomes Law   Senate Receives Bill With Caution; Debates Own Plan Next Week

Union-Strike  Curb Ratified In House Vote   Cautious Senate Expected to Open Debate Wednesday

ClO Will Attack House Labor Bill In Courts If It Passes   Charges Is Probably Unconstitutional; Senate Bill Milder, Comes Up For Debate On Next Wednesday

CIO Attacks House Labor Bill Legality   Union Attorney Says Hartley Measure Is Unconstitutional If It Becomes Law

Cowan Says: When Anti-Labor Hysteria Collapses Measure Will Be Junked; Senate Expects to Start Debate Wednesday

CIO Threatens Court Fight on  House Measure   Union Questions Constitutionality Of Curb Bill

*C.1.0. Plans Court Attack on Labor Bills If Passed   Says House Approved Measures “Probably Uneonstitutiann!!

Drastic House Labor Measure  Is Passed And Sent To. Senate   Senate Works On Own Bill Which Passes Committee

House Passes the  Strike Curb Bill   CLO. Spokesman Says Un“jon Will Try to Prove 1t Unconstitutional   SENATE BILL . MILDER   Two Measures Will Pose Differences.to Be [roned Out in Committee

House Passes Bill Restricting Labor Practices  Stringent Curbs In Measure Approved By Large Marain

House Passes Labor Bill By Wide Margin   ‘Measure To Restrict Union _ Activities Goes to Senate; Could Override President . ’ jal Veto.

Believe Senate Will Soften Stiff Labor Measure Approved by House Thursday

CIO Official Says Proposed Law Is Unconstitutional   Labor’ Groups To Carry Fight Into Courts If Necessary, Cowan Says} House Okavys Measure

HOUSE APPROVES CURBS ON LABOR BY 308 TO 107 VOTE   MEASURE LANDS IN SENATE WHERE IT MAY BE SOFTENED

SENATE GETS “LABOR BILL FROM HOUSE   Far-Reaching Measure I: Passed By More Than Two-Thirds Majority

tid BELIEVES HOUSE LABOR BILL ILLEGAL   (ails Measure Passed Yester: day “Probably UnconstituHonals’ To Fight in Court.

ClO OPENS WAR ON UNION CURBS VOTED IN HOUSE   Says It Will Go To Courts  Measure Given Senate Should Become Law

Senate Given  Far-Reaching, House-Backed Labor Statute   Lower Body Records Well Over 2-3 Vote To Quash Any Veto

SENATE WARY OF THE HOUSE LABOR BILL   Measure Is Greeted Cautiously as Upper Branch Plans to Open Debate on Its Own, Milder Measure Wednesday.

House OKs Measure In Lop-Sided Vote   Upper House Receives Issue Cautiously; Taft Spurs Drive to Add Teeth to Issue

House Labor Bill Goes to Senate   Senate Expects to Start Debate Wednesday On Its Own Bill

Drastic Labor Measure Given House Approval   Senate Receives It Cautiously; ‘Softer’ Bill Has Priority There.

Senate Gets Strike, Union Curbing Bill   House Measure Is Stronger; Expect  Act To Be Toned Down Before Passage

ToughHouse Labor Bill Sent Senate   Sexotors Expected To Ease Measure; Debote Scheduled

Senate Ready Tc Start Debate on Own Legislation   Constitutionality of Hartley's Bill Is Questioned by Union

HOUSE LABOR GURB TO FACE ~ SENATE TRIN   Drastic Control Bill Pushed Through by Demo and GOP Coalition.

Backers Get 308-107 Vote      Major Job of Compromise Ahead on Union-Strike Rulec ;

Measure Is Approved By Wide Margin  ‘Unconstitutional’,  Says CIO Official

CIO Leader Says House Labor Bill  Unconstitutional  Warns Unions Will Attack Tt in Courts If

Union Curb Bill Lands In Senate   Cautious Reception Is Given Measure; De bate Next Week.

LABOR ACT IS INVALID, SAYS CIO-SPOKESMAN   Unions Plan to Attack Measure in Courts If ft Is Enacted Inte Faw   SENATE TO DEBATE ACT STARTING WEDNESDAY

House-Approved Measure Sent to Senate With Majority to Beat Veto

Measure Puts Unions Under Strict Rule   Upper House Version Has Fewer Carbs bunt Taft Hopes to Include Some During Discussion

Drastic Curbs Get Cautious Reception   Differences To Be Settled At Conference Late in April

‘Probably Unconstitutional,’ Cowan: Claims Senate States Debate Next Week and Final Bill Probably Will Be ‘Toned Down?:Greatly

Curb on Unions and Strikes Okayed By Lop-Sided Vote on Capitol Hill

All-Out Fight On Labor Bill VowedbyClO   Union Head Calls House Measure ‘Unconstitutional’

Plan Strategy Against House Labor Measure   Unions Will Attack It Ir Courts If It Becomes Law, CIO Spokes man Declares

Unions Plan Court Test of Labor Bill   Far-Reaching Measure Sent to Senate After Passage by House

Measure “Probably Unconstitutional” As Passed by the House.   IS THE HARTLEY BILL      Ht Dees Nothing to Improve Living Standards, Says Nathan Cowan.

Prosecution’s Hammer and Pipe Barred.   Testimony on Yacht Stanchion Stricken;  Tool Exhibit Canceled

SEARCH THEATER FOR JAIL ESCAPEE   Vore Than 60 Officers Take Part in Effort

Hire Destroys Vance Buildings   125 Guests Routed From Henderson Hotel; Light Damage Seen

Theater An Warehouse Destroyed   Hotel Guests Forced to Flee Scantily Clad

National Home For Jews Plea Heard By UN   Agency Speaker Also Proposes British Mandate Accounting

TO ARRIVE BY PLANE Santa Claus To Be: Welcomed In Lubbock This Afterrioon

RAMADIER CALLS CABINET SESSION   lim Vote af Confidence May  Disappear Soon

Oklahoma Blaze ls Under Control   Four Business Buildings of Woodward Gutted by Fire   SHARP EXPLOSIONS   City Is Still Rebuilding ollowing Tornado on April 9

SHARP EXPLOSIONS   City Is Still Rebuilding ollowing Tornado on April 9

Fire Hits Woodward, ‘nado. Town         City Still Rebuilding After April” _ Storm Fights Business District Blaze Which: Destroved Four Store Bujldina-

Woodward Okla. Hit Second Time   Explosions In Town Devasted By Tornado Last April.

Four Buildings Are Gutted By Raging Flames  ‘Eight Are Known , Reet ermamele Blecka:

Fire Rages Thru Town In Oklahomsz   Threatened All  Business Section

OKLAHOMA FIRE UNDER CONTROL   Four Stores Destroyed and Several Persons Hurt

No Fatalities Reported, Several Hurt   Blaze Under Contro After Damaging Business Buildings

Two Adjusters Resign Posts   Probe Irregularities In State Workmen's Insurance Fund

NO RAIN IS IN SIGHT   Forecast is fer Somewhat Cooler. Temperatures for State 

China Rejects Discuss Far   Molotov Wants Chinese Problem Put In Agenda; Marshall's Reply Due Soon

PASTOR LOSES IN ARSON CASE   JURY  “DECIDES, “S7-YEAR- R-OLD - PREACHER BURNED CHURCH.TO GET NEW . . BUILDING -

Annual Dinner Meeting of County T.B. Society   Early Society Founders To Be Honored; Gen. Stayer Guest Speaker

Turkey Charges Russia With ‘Warmongering’ end fnterterine With Affairs -

TURMAL GHARUE MADE  OF “AGGRESSION” IN  AFFAIRS OF NATION ‘PSYCHOLOGICAL’ ACTION  OF RUSSIANS AGAINST COVERNMENT IS SEEN

TURKS ACCUSE THE SOVIETS OF MEDDLING   Charges of “Psychological Aggression” and “Warmongering” as Well as Interference in Internal Affairs Are Made.

KILLS BROTHER INCINCINNAT   Argument Over $5 Leads to Slaying; Hunt Ex-Convict

NON-FOOD USE OF GRAIN MUS! BE CURBED   Grange aster Makes Report After Meeting

GRANGE MASTER SAYS CONTROL MAY BE NEEDED OVER GRAINS   GOSS SAYS SITUATION HE. QUIRES, VOLUNTARY OR GOVERNMENT ACTION TO. MEET CRISIS

TESTIFY HIRO. * SOUGHT PEACE   WITNESS. SAYS THAT EMPEROR WANTED WAR TO, END “IN THREE MONTHS —

Truman Asserts U. 8. Seeking World Friendship  Executive Closes Good-Will Visit to Canada.

NOT FIND WHO KILLED ORDER   Witnesses For Banking Group Hearing Ask Postponement

Senators Seek Source Of Rent Increase Order   Senator Brands Directive Mix-Up ‘Comedy Of Errors’

Senators To Probe  Phony Rent Boost   Deputy Administrator of OTC Will Be-Quizzed —  Closely

Washington's No.  Whe Was Behind the 0 Per Cent Rent Rent ‘Increase Order Which Truman Killed?

~ SCHOOLS OF STATE   -Million and a Half Will Be Recommended for Appropriations

FOR BUILDINGS AT SCHOOLS OF STATE   “Million and a Half Will Be Recom  manded for Aporopriations

Grain Costs Drop As Traders React To Truman Appea   Major Exchanges React Sharply; Meat Firms to Cooperate Also

GRAIN PRICE! SLUMP ON EXCHANGES   Attributed to Truman Demand For Margin Hike

Grain Prices Slump Today On Nation’s  Exchanges   Loss Is Attributed  to Truman’s Frank Demand That Margin Requirements Go Up

Delegates See Another Red  Defeat   Russia Has Little Outside Support; U. S. Opposes Move

Floods Roll Through Wact Teyas   Rankin Gets 9 To 15-Inch Cloudburst Levelland Flooded

DAMAGE 15 CAUSED BY FLOODWATERS IN SECTIONS OF TEXAS  FOUR INCHES OF RAIN IN LESS THAN FOUR HOURS AT LEVELLAND

Floods Roll Through Much of Texas Causing High Cron, Proverty Damane

Levelland And Rankin Today Count Losses   Crop, Livestock Damage Reported After Downnoure

Would Take Miracle To Make Paris  Meet Success   No International Gathering in Recent History Has Been ‘Called So Hastily

BROKEN PLEDGES UNION CHARGES   Bierne Accuses Bell System of Using “Union-Busting Tactics’? — Telephone Strike Now in 17th Day.

TELEPHONE STRIKE   Federal And State Mediators Get More Setbacks

Aged Vegetarian To Run For President   Chicagoan Hasn’t Tasted Meat, Fish Or Fowl! For 45 Years, He Seys

State Aid Promised in Cleanup   Violations of Liquor, Gaming Laws Charged

Savage Case To Be Pushed By Youngdahl   Governor Promises Promp Prosecution for Any Violation of Law

Soviets Play Up Hollywood Probe   Moscow Newspaper Com ment On-Investigation Now Under Way.

Heat Remains  In Corn Belt   15 Cities Report Mercur} At 100 or Higher

FEDERAL HOUSING AUTHORITY SEEN COMPLETE FIZZI   [House Report Says Agency Has “Failed Miserably” To Meet Purnoce

Committee Says FPHA Failed  Claims 31 Per fent of Law-Income Housing laren a dy Nereunied

HOUSING CONTROL TERMED FAILURE   CHARGE FPHA MAKES NO EFFORT REMEDY OBVIOUS MISTAKES

Committee Says FPHA Failed   Slaims 31 Per Cent of Low-Income. Housing Improperly Occupied ©

nn auanmeammeiall  HOUSE GROUP FLAYS U.S. PUBLIC HOUSING   ‘Accuses Authority Of ‘Miserable Failure’

Housing Group Under Fire As ‘Total Failure’   Congressman Claims FHA Ignored Program For Slum Clearance; Waste Charved

FPHA Is Termed Miserable Failure  Argue Low Income Group Is Not Housec

FPHA Accused of Miserable Failure in Low-Cost Housing, Slum Clearance

FPHA a Failure, Committee Says  House Group Gives Situation Report

RITISH ARE WARE OF UNEY CRISIS   End German Occupation  Is Demanded

Britain Places Dollar Embarge Jo Check ‘Run’   American Loan Nearly Exliausted; Further Food Cuts Expected

Zero Weather Forecast for lowa Tonight   Heavy Snows Today i Northwest Area— Fair  weather Tuesday

Minstrel Show Friday Evening   Two Shows Given By East End P.-T.A.

Minstrel Show ‘me 4 5 Friday Evening   Two Shows Given By East End P.-T.A.

Italians Consider Scuttling Fleet Rather Than Surrender to Victors

Entire Paris Subway System Paralyzed by New Strike   .Move Comes as Premier Schuman Seeks Okay on Drastic Anti-Red Pragram

MayCall Special Session of Conaress —   Move May Be . Averted, Some Salane Believe

PART OF HESSE JEWELS MISSING   SEARCH CONTINUES FOR VAL UABLE GEMS STOLEN FROM CASTLE IN GERMANY.\

Lilienthal Denies Knowing of Discs  Al... P ig a es ce   Says Not Connected With Atom Research

HOUSE DECIDES TO QUIT WORK      Legisletors Sweep All Thei Bills from Calendar Adinummaent Neate <

Tariff Plan Compromise  Is Offered   President Asks Authority To Continue in Order To Maintain Synthetic Rubber Production

No Style Change Seen for Trousers, But Pants'll Cost More in 1948

10 PER CENT IS GIVEN SUPPORT   Take Rent Controls Away From OPA, Subcommittee Recommends

Senate Banking Group Votes 3-? On Rent Increase   Flat 10 Per Cent Hike Still Must Weather Full Committee Test

Senate Group Votes to Hike Rents by 107%   Would Keep Control: Till Dec. 31 but Let Courts Enforce Plan

Rent Boost Voted, 3-2 By Sub-Unit   Action Recommended To Senate Committee Also Would Take Control From OPA

Committee Votes 10% Rent Boost   Would Take Rent Contro Away from OPA — Re publicans Favor It

U. §. Corn Crop ls Below Goal   Rains, Floods Cut Estimate, Report

Wheat Yield Is Expected To Hit Record High   2,612,809,000 Bushels Of Corn And 1,435,551,000 Bushels Of Wheat Foreeast: Corn Below Goal

CAUTION AREA ORDERS FOUND ON ENGINEER   Four on Two Locomotives and Two Track Workers Die In Shiloh Wreck.

—PROBE WRECK. As Engines Leap Rails  Investigation Pinte Deedes oe

6 DIE AS TRAIN LEAPS TRACKS AT SHILOH, OHIO   Find Caution Note on Body of Engineer; Extend Search for Another Victim

VIOLATION EYED AS TRAIN CRASH TAKES 6 LIVES   Officials Study Possibility 0 Disregarded Orders In Ohin Wreck

NO.RAISE IN. ~ PAYROLL TAX   ONE PERCENT TAX FOR SO. CIAL SECURITY PROGRAM TO CONTINUE TWO YEARS

President Plans Direct Appeals Yo Curb Inflatior   Campaign of Intense Moral Suasion Due To Be Announced Soon

PRESIDENT PLANS NEW APPEAL FOR PRICE REDUCTIONS   Truman To Ask Voluntary Cuts By Large And Small Business

Truman to Renew His Moral Pressure Campaigr In Nation-Wide Effort to Halt Inflation Spiral

Truman Will Renew F ight To Cut ilies   Source Close To Whit House Says ‘Pressure’  Talks Will Be Resumed

Truman Will Wage Campaign On High Prices   PRESIDENT TO CONTINUE DRIVE AGAINST INFLATION

TRUMAN HOPES TO TALK PRICES ‘TO LOWER LEVE!   President Will Renew His Campaign Of “Moral Pressure”

PRICE CUTTING DRIVE IS SEEN   Renewal of Truman Campaigr Said in Offing

Truman To Try Again To ‘Talk’ Prices Down   Grand Jury Probe of Real Estata Practices in Capital May Signal Camnaien on Housing ‘Monovolies’

Truman to Resume Campaign For Lowered Prices  Justice Department  * Tend eer? adct o   Justice Department Intensif ies Anti-Trust Drive

Truman Plans New Pressure To Cut Prices   Justice Department Campaign Will Lend Weight to Demand

TRUMAN PLAN NEW CAMPAIGN ON HIGH COSTS   ‘Moral Pressure’ To Be Applied By President

lr CHE To Renew Attack On Prices   White House Announces That President Is Preparing New Moral Pressure Drive To Tatk Down Exist Danae Rainn Paid by American Public: Enlists Help of Department of Justice.

TRUMAN AGAIN TO APPEAL FOR LOWER PRICES  eS eee   Directive Will Be Made to Industries Following Study by Administration.

PRESIDENT SET TO RENEW PLEA FOR PRICE CUTS   Antitrust Drive Directed At Lower Housing Costs; Trade Study Made

Truman to Renew Voluntary Price  Cutting Appeals   President Is Expected to Launch Campaign of Moral Pressure   U. S. STARTS DRIVE ON HOUSING COSTS   Grand Jury Investigates Realty Practice in AntiTrust Cases

Tomorrows Headlines “Today TRUMAN 10 RENEW CAMPAIGN 10 SFEK VOLUNTARY CUTS IN PRICES

TO RENEW DRIVE ON HIGH PRICES   Truman Will Attempt Again to ‘Talk’ Down Costs

Truman To Renew Price “Cut” Pleas   Pricing Practices Of Gasoline Industry Are Under Investigation By Grand Juries

Truman Will « Renew Attack — On High Costs   Federal Probe of Real Estate . Practices Scheduled

TRUMAN TO TRY AGAIN ON DRIVE TO DROP PRICES   Plea To Coincide With Intensification Of AntiTrust Campaign  : }

Truman Soon To Renew Ples For Price Cuts   Talks Will Go Hand-in-Hand with Justice Dep’t Drive

Situation Described As Critical   Temporary Help Rushed To International Falls; Other Areas Threatened

Question Of Housing More Important, Is Attitude Taken By Group In Assembly

Assembly Considers Post-War Fund For Vet Rehabilitation   Charges Hurled That Bill Would Hamper Veteran Housing

‘War Department Annotncec  Two Yanks Were Captured  By Communists

China Reds Seize Yanks   Two Americon Army Officers Captured on Duty in Manchuria

Auditor Reports ‘Unsupported Withdrawals’ (Of $21,552 From Nursing Board Bank Fund

MINISTER BACK WITH HIS WIFE   Choir Singer And Pastor Return To Families After Escapade

CLERIC CHARGED WITH ADULTERY   Pastor, Choir Singer, Back Home after Escapade

Say Second  Raid Made By Mongolians   “Russian-S peaking” Bandits Make Attack On Northern Province Killing and Looting

Assail ‘Hate, Underhand Dealings’ OF Enemies     Soviets Take Credit For War's Victory At Their Own V-J] Day

REDS OBSERVE OWN VE DAY   Soviet Editorials Laud Armed  Forces; 16 Capitals Fire Salutes

Only Last-Minute Change Of Mind Can Save Measure From Veto Democrats Say

SENATE PASSES TAX REDUCTION BILL 48 TO 22   Truman Is Expected Te Vete Measure; Final Adoption Doubted   TWO REPUBLICANS IN OPPOSITION TO BILL

Truman Veto OfTax Cuts BillSighted   Senate Puts Final OK On $4 Billions Measured By 43-28

Truman Veto Of Income Tax Bill Predicted   Unlikely Senate Will Override ~ Refusal

President Veto Is Expected By Capitol Leader   Congress Sends Bill Te Truman; Sen. Taft Is Hopeful

SENATE APPROVES TAX GUT, 48-28; BILL TO TRUMAN   President Reported Inclined to Veto Measure, but Taft Doubts He Wil! Take That Step.   UPPER BRANCH’S VOTE SHORT OF TWO-THIRDS   Belief Held Veto Could Not Be Overridden — White House Gives No Hint of Attitude,

Generally Conceded Traman’s Supporters In Senate Could—Make The Veto Stiek

FINAL ACTION BY 48-28 VOTE   Word Circulated That Truman Intends To Reject Measure

President’s Decision on Tax Cut Bill Is Awaited   Senate Approves Measure, 48-28; Veto Predicted By Democrats

Congress Sends Tax Cut Bill To White House   Fate of Measure In Truman’s Hands Claimed Uncertain

VETO SIGHTED FOR SLASH Ih INCOME TAXES   ‘Bias 600 OUP OOF { BILLION GOES TO PRESIDENT

Word Circulates Truman Will Veto  Senate Fails Show Strenath To Override

‘inal Passage Lacked Enough Votes to Override Veto; Senator Taft Questions Presidents Intention to Disapprove Measure.

Tax Slash. Bil Rushed: to Truman. Desk   Senate Gives Final ‘Approval: 48-28; -Veto Seen Probable

RUMORS FLYING MEASURE = WILL GET VETO AXE   Taft Avers President Can’t Afford To Turn It Down

White House Keeps Silent on Chance of Presidential Veto   Taft Says Chief Executive Can't Afford To Disapprove Bill to Slash Income Levies $4,000,000,000 Effective July 1

White House Silent on Measure   42 Republicans, Six Democrats Vote for Reduction

Calls for Reduction of Federal fax as of July 1: Truman May Veto Measure   Senate Margin Insufficient To Override Veto, Though House Passed Bill With Plenty ‘To Snare: President's Move Uncertain

SENATE APPROVES . REDUCING LEVIES      Legislative Action Is Completed On  Measure Paring Income Taxes On July 1

Tax Bill Sent To President: Veto Expected   Congress Completes Ac tion Of Four Billion - Doliar Cut

TRUMAN VETO MAY NULLIFY TAY CUT PLAN   Four Billion Measure Approved by Congress; Sent to White House

Blast Kills  Trainman   Locomotive Blows Up In Railroad Yards At Lake Preston, S. D.

Wallace Arrives In England, Has 10 Dozen Eggs   Talks Poultry-Politics And Says Purpose of Trip To Find “Progressives”

VET BONUS BILL TO BE REVIVED   Senate Group Votes to Draft Measure

Dewey Told He Will Get Part of Texas’ 31 Votes   Supporters, Driving to Sapulpa for Conference, Declare ‘Tide in Lone Star State Is Renning Toward His Candidacy for presidential Nomination—Others Back Taft and Pre-Convention Fight for Delegation Appears Certain,

Dewey Assured Of Texas Votes  COW CL: ef.   GOP Chiefs Visit Him, Hint Substantial Aid

[DEWEY VISITS OKLAHOMA —~—t  Battle Between Dewey And Taft - For Texas GOP Backina Is Seen

DEWEY MAKES BID FOR TEXAS VOTES   Republican Leaders From Lone Star State Visit New Yorker

Dewey, Taft Plar Battle in Texas  - Pre-Convention Fight Developes

‘DEWEY VISITS OKLAHOMA  - BattleBetween Dewey And Taft For Texas GOP Backing Is Seen

College Building Amendment Contest Suit Challenges Vote in Six Counties

Colleye Building Amendment Election in. Six Texas Counties Contesied Throuwh Suit

COLLEGE AMENDMENT VOTE CONTESTED   Suit Filed. Charging Election in Six Texas Counties illegal Js Second Attack

Search On for Slayer Of Hiawatha Woman   Husband Tells Officers He Has No Idea Wha Bid Fata! Shooting

SLAYER ARRESTED AT OLNEY IS CONVICTED   George Neill, Who Murdered His Young Niece, Given Death  i

FORD ACCEPTS UNION DEMAND FOR CONTRACT   Controversial Law Takes Control Of Labor

OF U.S. IS LOH   Officials Say America Could Not Fight Full Scale ' War Refore 1948

United States Is Unprepared For Major Wa   Military Planners Answer Questions on State of Army

Army and Navy Reveal State of Unprepardness National Guard Untrained, Reserve Force Unready.

Military Planners Say U. S. Couldn’t Fight FullScale War Before 1948   Experts Haclare Nine Months Would Expire Before Army Could Be Recalled, Armed Trained And Returned To Action

U.S. Unprepared to Conduct Full-Scale War  Military Planners Air Views on  Present Situation

U.S. NOT READY FOR ‘QUICK’ WAR   Military Leaders Deem ~ Mobilization of Trocps Would Take Nine Months

U. S. Couldn’t Wage Full-Scale War Before °48. Military Planners Say

Nation, lf Challenged Would Net Be Ready Until Next Year   NINE MONTHS NEEDED TO FORM DIVISION

Three Months Needed Merely To Notify, Register and Start Rebuilding of Army

U.S. Unprepared to Conduct Full-Scale War  Military Planners Air Views on Deacan! Situchan

U.S. Could Not Fight All-Out War Before 48  Military Planners : m.* «fm... At ohecva   Military Planners Paint Dark Picture

Dr. McConnaughey Taken By Death   Began “Practice at Olds “In 1903 ‘

Lilienthal To Reply to Accusations   Hickenlooper Indicate: Nominee for Atomic Post To Testify.

SURVEYS SHOW SMALL MARGIN “FOR NOMINEE   Senate Controversy May influence 1948 Vote

Critics Face Lilienthal Ire      “Strong Reply’ Due “On Communist Issue

EX-TVA BOSS PLANS REPLY TO SEN. TAFT   Republican Leadership Split Over Decision ~ On Atom Post

Lilienthal Plans Reply To ‘Too Soft’ Charges   With Republican Leadership Split On Nomination. Congressional Sources Say Appointee Is Ready To ‘Set The Record Straight’

CROP SURPLUS TAKEN BY U.S   Support Price Is Paid For 3 Carloads Above Demand

INDONESIANS CLAIM 2 NIPS CAPTURED   Netherlands Forces Advance in ManyPronged Drives

CLAIM 2 NIPS CAPTURED   Netherlands Forces Advance in ManyPronged Drives.

DUTCH ACCUSED OF USING JAPS IN THEIR RANKS   Indonesian Republicans Said Being Pushed Back On Three Fronts  '

Dutch Troops Push Toward Rebel Capital   Indonesian Republicans Claim Netherlands Uses Jap Soldiers In Ranks

Dutch Forces In East Indies Are Advancing   New Amphibious Landings Are Also Reported By Republican Radio Broad pacta   DRIVING TOWARD SEVERAL KEY POINTS

Lebanon, Egypt Ask For Seats On Commission  Debate So Far Has Been Centered In  57-Nation Assembly; Report On Eniwetok

FIGHT AGAINST PARTITION GOES TO UN COUNCIL   Two Arab Nations Demand Right to Participate in All Debates

‘Arabs Carry Fight Against Partitioning ‘Of Palestine Into UN Security Council

ARAB DIPLOMATS FIGHT PARTITION  SKIRMISH FOR SEATS   SKIRMISH FOR SEATS ON UN COUNCIL ORDER JOIN DEBATE

ARAB VOICE IN HOLY LAND DEBATE ASKED   Egypt and Lebanon Ask Non-Voting Seats in Any Discussion of Partition Issue by the Security Council.

Cry for Rights. Heard As Moslems: Battle  Partitioning it U. N. e

Arabs Carry Fight To Security Council   Egypt And Lebanon Demand Right To Participate In Holy Land Debates

Attorneys File Motion For New Trial After Jury Finds Ross Guilty

New Trial for Ross  Sought affer Jury Gives Guilty Verdict   Sentence Carries Death. Penalty for “San Antonio Surgéor

Claims Girl Did Not Kill Father   “ Attorney Will Try to Prove. Boy Friend Was Slaver

Will Rule Against School Law   Judge Declares : Rural _ Reorganization Law ‘Unconstitutional; Rulings This Week

Jimmy Wolf Gets Governor Trophy   Wetumka FFA Lad @ Outstanding In FFA Work

U. S. 10 RETAIN MINE CONTROLS   New Contract Must Be Signed By Mar. 31

Supervision Is Planned by Officials Unless New Contract Is Made, Say Officials.

Officials Say Government Will Hold Mines Until June 30 Unless Private Contract Has Been Signed Before

High Court Decision on Lewis Contempt Case Expected Noxt Month —Lewis Raises Throat of Another National Coal Strike Marcl: Sh

U.S, TO KEEP MINES UNTIL LAST OF JUNE   Threat Of Another Wational Coal Strike For March 81 Raised

HOPES OF NEW CONTRACT DIM   High Court Decision on Lewia Contempt Case Expected Next Month ~—~Lewis Raises Threat of Another National Coal Strike Mareb  Ss].

“Tm Sorry,” She Sobs To Mother   Girl Held For Slaying Brother Meets Mother First Time.

Great Britain's Royal Family Welcomed Home   Ceremony and Splendor  Feature Return fram Goth Afelen. Tel

Wallace Tells Lie, Atforney General States   Administration Picks Up Some Support For Aid Program

Wallace Amazed At Criticism   Former Vice-President Scored By Clark In Talk Last Night.

FOREIGN RELIEF CAINS SUPPORT   Denounces Wallace in Speech at Philadelphia

oGreek Aid Bill Wins Approval Of Committee   Cabinet Member Terms Wallace Speeches “Lies”

Greek Aid Bill Wins House Group Approval   10 Members Absent as Vote Is Tabulated Eaton Says

“Lie” Says Clark Of Criticism of U.S. in Europe   Washington, —(AP)— The house foreign affairs committee approved today the administration’s $400,000,000 GreekTurkish aid measure.

Greek Aid Bill Wins New lest   House Committee Approves Measure; Senate Support Up

Wailace Harangue Boomerangs   One Senator Changes Mind: Will Support ‘Aid’ Bill

ID TAFT ASKS U, $ EDPRIGE SURVE)   GREEK-TURK AID PLAN APPROVED   House Foreign Group Backs Act; Wallace Flayed

Wallace's Criticisms Are Attacked As ‘Lie   Administration Picks Up Support For Loans To Greece, Turkey

Aid Program Wins Favor   House Group Approves Truman Plan to Help Greece and Turkey

Greek-Turk Aid Policy Approved By House Group   Few Changes in Plan Made by the Foreign Affairs Committee

Accuses Wallace of Telling a Lie  Attorney General Severe in Critietcm

Wallace Furore  Throws Support _ To Truman Plan   Attorney General Hurls “Lie Charge At Assault By Former Cabinet Member

Clark Denounces Wallace; Truman Picks Up Suppor!   Opponents Swing to Aic of Gréece-Turkey Fund Legislation

Foreign Affairs Committee Puts OK on Aid Plan  Clark Charges ‘Lie’  In Obvious Blast At Wallace Attacks

House Committee OK’s Greek- Turkish Aid Plan; Clark Denounces Wallace

THUKOY REPORT CAN'T BE TRACED   15-Year Prison Sentence Said Meted Out for Plotting

Flurry of Excitement Caused by Report That Zhukov Sent to Prison

Public School News: MUSIC FESTIVAL IS  SCHEDULED 2 NIGHTS   ‘FINE BAND NUMBERS

President of Ecuador Put Out of Office   Defense Minister Assumes Control in  Bloodless Revolt

QUICK REVOLT ENGINEERED BY COL, MANCHEND   Ousted Leader Goes Into Exite Following Bloodless Maneéuver—

1-Shot Revolt PutsPresident Outin Ecuador   Nelasce Ibarra Is Force: To Quit in Bloodless

‘Single Shot Revolt Ousts Ecuador Leader   Colonel Assumes Complete Control Of Government

Ibarra Ousted In Bloodless Ecuador Coup   President Forced Into Exile by Revolt of Military

Single-Shot Revolution Ousts President In Ecuador  Defense Minister Seizes Control In Name Of Nation’s Armed Forces

Major and Two Captains Obtain Resignation of Dr. Ibarra in Surprise Move; Exile Him.

Ecuador Coup Brings Ouster Of President  Mancheno Deposes Dr. Velasco Ibarra

Many Stranded by Rain Coming After Indian Rain Dance.   Still Rescuing People Tied Up On Roads After Fland

Truman’s Aid Plan Weleomed  In Middle East   Greeks And Turks Elated: Britain Is Also Pleased; May Stir Russians

Britain Welcomes Truman's Stand on Greece, Turkey   Greeks, Turks Also Acclaim President's ‘Human’ Viewpoints

BRITAIN VIEWS TRUMAN SPEECH WITH JOY AND SATISFACTION   Expect Russians To Brand It As Interference In  Affairs Of Others

As London Gives Official Reaction, Greek and Turkish Official Circles Greet Step With “Ex treme lav.”

TURKEY AND GREECE VOICE EXTREME JOY   Truman Message to Congress Discussed Ry British Cabinet

Greeks,  Turks Express. ‘Joy’   Reds Silent, But Will be Critical

Britain, Greece, Turkey Welcome Aid; Expect Soviet Repercussions

Britain Welcomes Truman’s Stand  On Greece, Turkey   Official Circles in- London Are Jubilant; Capitals Also Welcome His

Britain Backs Up Truman On Greece, Turkey   Athens, Istanbul Joyful; Moscow Sure To Frown On ‘Interference.’

Truman's Plea Is Praised by Great Brifain   Greece and Turkey Express ‘Profound Satisfaction’

President’s Talk Wins Approval in England   Declaration Welcomed Officially by the  Government

Reaction To President’s Foreign Policy Speech Generally Favorable

Speech Pleases British   Declaration Is Well Received In Britain, Greece And Turkey   Russians Still Silent

Mechanization of Cotton Production Is Seen as an Economic Necessiiv

REPORT CLAIMS FRENCH TROOPS JOINED ATTACK   World Awaits Action of 5,060 British Soldiers Now Quartered in Balkans

British Probe Brigade Report  Foreign Office Says Protest May Be Filed On Greek Guerrillas

Intervention By British Is Likely   Foreign Office Spokesman Says ‘I Cannot Prophesy Whether British Troops Will Be Ordered To Fight

INVESTIGATION BEGUN   Britain Hints Protest fo UN If Greece Is Invaded by ‘International Brigade’

Probe Reports On Invasion  Of Greece   Serious Turn Of Events; British May Take Part In Fighting.

Britain Probes Report Of International Force In earive P erwaraeenn

Greek Army Pitches Battle With Invaders   LONDON. () — A foreign office spokesman said today Britain was investigating reports that an “international brigade” was invading Greece. x

MAJOR BATTLES ARE SAID NEAR ALONG BORDERS   United States And Britain Are Investigating “Very Serious ‘Turn Of vents” In Balka ns; Mav file Protest.

‘Brigade’ in Greek War Is Investigated   British Probe Reports Termed "Very Serious’

RITAIN INVESTIGATES iEPORT GREEK INVADED B) NTERNATIONAT BRIGADE -

England Hears “International  Brigade” Used   Situation In Greek Warfare Changes In Favor Of National Forces Today

Halt Guerrilla Drive Toward loannina   Nip Off Spearhead to Encircle Main, Invading Force

Fighters Wear Soviet Emblem   Washington Denies Navy Sending Warships To Athens

Reports of International Brigade In. Greece: Investigated by Britain

Murray Strikers Get Pact; Troops Watch at Dowagiac   Mass CIO Picketing Cause for Bringing State Troops in  15

CONTRACT ENDS MURRAY STRIKE   COMPANY WAIVES ITS COURT RIGHTS UNDER TAFT-HARTLEY LAW

New Contract Pleasing To Both Sides   Murray Workers Given 15-Cent Hourly Boost

Murray Strike Is Ended by  New Contract   Pact. By-Passes Right Of Court Action Unde Taft-Hartley Law .

30-Day Murray Strike Ended   Production Scheduled To Resume Thursday

Lahor Law  By-Passed In Detroit   Murray, UAW Waiting For Official Approval

Detroit Strike Is Compromised      Murray Corp. Agrees Not to Sue Union, Ca Makers to Get Work Going Again.

MURRAY STRIKE COMES TO END   15-Cent Increase For 7,000 Workers In Approval Stage

Murray Plant Workers Vote To End Strike   CIO Union Gets 15-Cent Boost, Agreement To By-Pass New Labor Act Provision

Murray-Union Reach Agreement   Await Official Approval—Hailed By Both Sides

30-DAY MURRAY STRIKE AT END   Company And Union Agree To By-Pass Right  To Court Action

RIGHT TO COURT ACTION BY-PASSED  . Auto Labor Strike ‘In Detroit Halted~

TAFT-HARTLEY LAW IGNORED AS 30-DAY MURRAY STRIKE ENDS   Both Sides Happy: Union Gets _15c, Agrees To Strike Restrictions   WORK RESUMES THURSDAY

Vonth Strike Ends At Auto Part Plant   Murray Corp. Pact By-Passes Labor Law—  7.000 Were Idled

-Under:ClO-Murray. Pact Company. Gives . ‘Up Right to Sue Union Under New Labor Law

REJECT PARLEY ON FRENCH TIEUP   President Refuses to Talk With Rail Union

AURIOL TURNS DOWN RAIL STRIKE TALKS   French President Says Subject Is for Assembly

U.S. to Slash Food Exports   Some Retail Meat Prices May Decline; Grain Controls Again Urged

Gov't Sharply Cuts November Relief Shipments‘Abroad   Action Presumed Part of Accurate. Price Appraisal

15 KILLED, 2 INJURED IN MINE BLAST   Accumulation of Dust or Gas is Relieved Cause

MULATION UST OR GAS ELD CAUSE   ers Are Injured; Only an in Crew Escapes Unscathed

15 MINERS KILLED IN PENNSYLVANIA COAL MINE BLAST   Dust or Gas Is Blamed by Officials Today for Fatal Explosion at Plymouth.  mwa ARK INITIRED

Two Other. Miners Injured By Blast On Wednesday  ONLY 1 7 UNHURT  Bodies Of. Dead Removed From Shaft

Mine Explosion Kills Sin Dennsvivania   Accumulation of Dust or Gas Believed Responsible ° for Blast

Blast Attributed To Accumulation Of Dust Or Gas   Two Others Injured, Only Qne Member Of 18-Mar Crew Escapes; Bodies Are Found By Rescue Crews

Dust Or Gas Blamed For Blast That Killed 15   Bodies uf Dead Taken From Pennsylvania Shaft About Five Hours After Explosion

Accumulation Of Dust or Gas Caused Blast in Mine   Fifteen Miners Are Killed, Two Are Injured  Ad Dlcereccaccth Da

BLAST KILLS FIFTEEN MEN AT PLYMOUTH   Accumulation Of Dust Or Ga Thought To Have Caused Mine Blast

Explosion Kills 15 Coal Miners   Two Others Hurt in Pennsylvania

BLAST IN MINE KILLS FIFTEEN.   GAS OR DUST CAUSES PENNSYLVANIA TRAGEDY

Early Solution Of Taconite Use Problem Is Seen  ming tLomnanies   Mining Companies Now Build Plants

Gor  Address   But Legislature Is Split On His Recommendations —

Expect Legislative Session To Be Most Controversial   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

POLIO IN BRITAIN CANCELS VACATIONS   ‘Officials Expect 300 Cases ‘During Next Week

PRICE CONTROL PLEA OF €.1.0. BRUSHED ASIDE   Administration Says Proposal Impossible ‘ and Undesirable. -

ADMINISTRATION BRUSH ASIDE (10 PROPOSAL   Say Restoration Of Price Control Is Impossible

C10’s Control Rebirth Pleas Brushed Aside   Administration Sees PriceRation Curb Restoration Politically Impossible   EXPERTS ADVOCATE “SWEATING IT OUT’

Price Lid Proposal Rejected   Clark Orders Probe Of Prices of Food, - Clothing, Shelter

Police Probing Strange Death   Aged Eccentric New York Recluse Sought After Brother Is Found  Pe

EMACIATED BODY FOUND IN MLSTERY HOUSE AFTER AUTHORITIES FORCE ENTRANCE

5 Badly Hurt In Muskegon Crash   Train-Bus Collision Brings Many Injuries

O'Conor Backs Training Plan   Advocates Universal Military Training

Words Grow Hot In Debate Over Italian Treaty   Bridges, Eastland Say It Abets Red Attack,  Drains Resources

Solons Debate Italian Treaty   Wherry Cites Note Asking  Revision of Pact

SENATE DEBATES /TTALIAN TREAT!   WHERRY SAYS MESSAGE URGING REVISION NEVER REACHED LAWMAKERS.

SecretaryMakes Bitter Attack   Calls Soviet Criticism of American Motives ‘Malicious Distortion’

ORAID BLACK MARKET IN REICH CRISIS   Food Experts Weigh Grave Situation In American And Enalish Zones

Germans Propose Slash in Rations; Re ds Have Trouble   AH Zones Apparently Are at Crisis Point in Feeding Population of Reich

German Food Experts Meet On Emergency   Propose Temporary Cut In Rations; British Drive on Black Marts

GERMANS PROPOSE TEMPORARY SLASH IN AMERICAN AND BRITISH: OFFICIAL RATIONS AS FOOD CRISIS IS GRAVE

U.S. AND BRITISH EXPERTS SEEK T0 ALLEVIATE CRISIS   SITUATION CRITICAL IN OCCUPIED ZONES AS GERMANS PROTEST

German Officials Propose Temporary Slash In Allocation Official Rations

British Troops Will Hunt Down Persons Responsible For Reich Black Markets

Emergency Meeting Is Held Today   British Army to Act in Wiping Out Black Markets

EXPERTS MEET IN EMERGENCY SESSION TODAY   British Troops Hit At Black Market as U. S. Rushes Food

Food Ration Slash Looms  In Germany   German Officials Make Proposal and U. S. and British Study Crisis

British Aim Crackdown On Black Market   Promised Imports From U. S. To Fall 40,000 Tons Short Of Needs. Claim

Food Experfs in U.S., British Zones in Session  German Officials ~ Propose Method

BLAME BLACK MART FOR REICH FOOD SHORTAGE   U. S. to Send Over 800,000 Tons of Relief to Germany Next Two Months

Slash in German Rations Proposed   Troops To Search Farms In Black Market Drive

LEADERS. PROPOSE TEMPORARY SLASH IN US, BRITISH FONE FOOD RATION

Drastic Food Measures For Germany Urged   CUT IN RATIONS MAY HELP SOLVE BIG PROBLEM

British Troops Prey On Black Market Food   German Officials Suggest Temporary Food Slash; Russians Short, Too.

FOOD EXPERT: HOLD CONFAB INGERMAN Y   Propose Slash In Rations In U. §., British Zones”   400,000 TONS   To Be Sent To Germany In Next Month; Russians Also Troubled

Conference Set Of Food Experts In German Crisis   Shortage Finds Half of Allotted Calories Received

Germans Propose Food Rations Cut   German Food Crisis Perils  Europe Political Stability

British Launch Drive on Food  Black Market   Large-Scale Diversion In Germany Seen As Reason for Shortage

Germany's Food Problem Looms   Officials Propose Ration Slash In American and British Zones

Patterson Says 400,000 Tons Of Food Have Been Sent To Germany This Month As Unrest Continues

PLANS MADE TO END REICH FOOD CRISIS   German Officials Propose Temporary Slash in Rations in U.S. and British Occupation Zones to Solve the Problem.

Cut In Rations Is Proposed To Meet Situation   British And American Food Experts In Emergency Sessions; Declare War On Black Market Operations

Cut in Rations Proposed; Army To Search Farms   400,000 Tons of Food Being Sent This Month by U.S. and More This Summer

German: Officials i in  U.S.,Bri:'sh Zones — Urge Fooa Ration Cut

Germans Propose Temporary Slash In Food Rations  U.S. and British Experts Meet to ae eee a

‘Temporary Slash in German Rations Proposed as Food Shortage Worsens

Held Responsible For Serious Food Crisis.   German Officials Propose Temporary Rations Slash As Experts Meet: Situation Is Critical: Troops To Make Search.

Food Ration Cut In Two German Zones Urged   British Troops To Move Against Black Market Operators

‘Relief In Sight’   German. Food Experts Plan Steps To Nip  Grave Crisis   American And British Zones Report People Receiving Under Half

Propose Slash in Reich Food   Temporary Move Held Necessary; British Fight Black Mart

GERMAN FOOD SUPPLIES ARE AT LOW PONT   Temporary Slash in Rations May Be Necessary; Importations to Be Boosted   RUSSIANS ARE HAVING TROUBLE IN THEIR ZONE

FOOD EXPERTS IN MEETING ON GERMAN CRISIS   British Will Attempt to Crush Black Market  te Crave Situaton

Into Huddle On Reich  Food Crisis   British. and American Experts Hold Black Market Largely Responsible For Shortage

Leaders Suggest Temporary Slash In Calory Content To Meet Problem; British and Red Zones Also Feel Pinch on Foods

British Troops Plan Drive on  Black Market   LS. te Ship 100.000 Tons Of Supplies Monthly To Ex-Foe

Food Experts Hold A Crisis Parley In Reich   German Authorities Propose Temporary Slash In Official Rations.

GERMAN FOOD CRISIS GRAVE   Experts In British-Ameri can Zones Hold Urgent Conference

Food Shipments For-Germany To Solve Crisis  Search Of Farms For Hidden Stocks, Hit Black Market

BI-ZONAL EXPERTS MEET IN EMERGENCY SESSION ‘ON GERMAN FOOD CRISIS

Another Slash in German Rations . Looms; British and American ZoneExperts Meet in Emergency Session

CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE CAMPAIGN STARTS MONDAY   Drive by Mail Sponsored by Federated Club  Women

CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE STARTS NEXT MONDAY   Annual Anti - Tuberculosis Campaign To Be Closed By Christmas. Seals Were In The Mails Saturdav.

- General MacArthur . Tells Newsmen Nips  " Should Be Watched for At Least a Generation

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Fight Perish In Accidents   Poisoning, Drownings And “Hot Rod” Race Among Mishan Causes

19 Killed in Minnesota, — Wisconsin  wT!  — 2... 9. TT   Drownings, Traffic Mishaps Take Weekend Death Toll

Dutch Headed For Another Major Defeat   Tank Trailer Blast Damanes Village   Sally Rand, Manager Held For Disorderly Conduct

Hang Red Tag on Welfare Group  Link Big Names With Southerg Conference

fhlouse rrobers Hang ‘Red Tag’  On Conference     Southern Group Is Listed   Southern Group Is Listed As Communist Front Organization, But ‘Camouflaged’   Wallace To Speak Tomorrow Night   “AntiRed? Association Seeks Court Decree To Ban Address Yn Washington

House Committee's Report Includes Names of Notables   Wallace, Ickes, Davies and Others Linked With Southern Conference for Human Welfare Termed Most Deviously Camouflaged Communist Front Organization

RED LABEL ON SPONSORS FOR ~ WALLACE TALK   House Committee Links Big ~ Names to “Camouflaged — ~ Commy Front...

Red TagHung On Sponsors Of Wallace   Un-American Probers Say Human Welfare Group [s Communist

House Committee Hangs Red Tag on Group   Anti-Communists Ask Federal Order to Stop Meeting at Which Wallace Is Ta Cnaak: Praminent Persons Linked

‘Deviously Camouflaged’   Ickes, Wallace, Joe Davies, Others Are Draped with Red Taz

House Group Says Southern Conference For Human Welfare. ‘*Pro-Red’: Wallace Belongs

WELFARE UNIT LABELED RED: LINK WALLACE   House Group Points t Other Prominent Americans

Body's Report Names Wallace, Other Notables   Southern Conference For Human Welfare Called Camouflaged Communist Front

Organization for Human Welfare  Makes Hot Reply  Says Report Dull Rehash of Previously

RED LABEL PUT ON WALLACE IN “HOUSE REPORT   Committee Assdils Orgenizetion and Links Ickes, Others with Activities -

Wallace, Ickes, Melvyn Douglas Among Those Charged With “Communist Front” Affiliations

‘Deviously Camouflaged’  House Report Terms Human  Welfare Body  Commie Front   Well-Known Names Contained In Paper From Probe Group

House Un-America Group Labels Some  As Communistic  Wallace, Douglas, Field and Others Placed in That C atanary

20 LOSE LIVES IN TENNESSEE PLANE ACCIDENT   Army Transport Was En Route From Texas To Aberdeen Base   “FLASH IN THE SKY” PRECEDED DISASTER

20 Die as Army Plane Explodes, Crashes in Field   Transport Cuts Swath Through Small Wood Before Cracking Up Near Memphis, Tenn. Airport; Cause of Accident Not Determined

Score Die As Plane Explodes   C-47 Was On A Might From El Paso, Texas To Memphis, Tenn.

AAE TOAMCDNDT AN? TRANVEUI  FALLS IN FIELD NEAR AIRPORT   All Victims Believed Military Bessemer Tragedy Investigated

20 Killedin Army Crash At Memphis   C-47 Plane Explodes ix Air, Cuts Path Through Woods, Crashes in Oper Field Near Airport

Twenty Army Men Killed When Plane Explodes, Crashes   C-47 Cuts Swath Through Woods, Crashes In Field Two Miles From Memphis Airport; Witnesses Report Seeing Flash In Air

Names Of Dead Not Revealed Immediately   Plane Explodes tri ‘Air and Crashes Near Municipal Airport

\C-47. Explodes In Air; Craft From EI Paso   Witnesses Say Plane Apparently Had Engine Trouble; Passengers Believed All Militarv Personnel

Big Transport Explodes Near Memphis, Tenn.   Victims Presumably Military Personnel

C-47 Explodes Near Airoort At Memphis   All Persons Aboard: Craft Perish; Wreckaaé Strewn Over Wide Area

C-47 Cuts Swath In Small Wood, Crashes in Field NearMemphis.Tenn

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‘Coast-to-Coast’ Robert Young Claims Control of New York Central Lines

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NEW CONSTITUTION IMPOSED ON. SIAM   MONARCHY REGAINS SOME OF POWERS: 17 LOST MORE THAN YEAR AGO, - s

British Seamen Seize Jewish Immigrant Ship After Pitched Battle on Vessel

Bar Harbor Smolders Amid Flame Havoc  At Least 10 Dead ae Monee eth Cou

NEW ENGLAND FIRE HAVOL INCREASES TOWN 1S DESERTED   Residents Flee From Bay Harbor, Me.,: Buildings Are Leveled; Many Oth. er Communities Periled.

3,900 Flee; Damage Is 10 Millions: Palatial Homes Gone; Four More Towns Threatened by Forest Fires

BOTH SIDES IN DISPUTE LOOK TO PEACE BODY   Greek Border Crisis Takes Back Seat In Talks At Lake Success

Will Have Expenses Up To $100,000 A Year  Shoe Plant Hires A Pastor ‘To Do Good’

McKellar Sharply Rebuked For JInaccurate’ Remarks   Manufacturer Employs Minister As ‘Christian Relations’ Head

Minister Hired By Shoe Firm Will dork On “Instructions From God"

Baptist Minister Is Employed by Shoe Firm to Work on ‘Instructions From God'

Shoe Firm Hires Baptist Minister To Work On Instructions ‘From God’

Fear of Inflation On Downarade   Federal Reserve Board Sees Brighter Outlook For U. S. Economy

Reserve Board Says Inflation Is About Over   Margin Requirement of sccurity Market Will be Reduced Effective February 1

MARGIN TRADING RULES RELAXED   Federal Reserve Board Be: fieves Inflation Near End

Board Lifts Ban on Margin Trading ‘Save Inflation Trend About Over

Court Settlement Of Fuss  Is Expected To Bring Final Solution   BULLETIN   Inflation’s End Near, Federal Board Believes

Dutch Military in Control of Java's Strategic Areas   Indonesians May Resort to Guerrilla Methods of Fighting Back

Java’s Strategic Areas Controlled By Dutch Forces   Indonesians Plan For Another Resistance Form— Guerrilla Fighting—As Foemen Sweep On With Tank, Air Support

Dutch Holding All Strategic Javanese Area:   Power Army Forces Natives Back: They Plan Guerrilla War

Dutch Report Big Successes In Java Battle      Indonesians Lay Plans To Conduct Guerrilla : Fighting

GAIN CONTROL OF KEY AREAS   Seize Java Cities As Indonesians Plan  Guerrilla War

DUTCH ARMY WINS CONTROL-OF JAVA’S STRATFGIC AREAS   Indonesians, Forced to Give Ground by Superior Equipment, Lay Plans for  Guerrilla Fighting.   REPORT ONE SUCCESS BUT IT IS DENIED   Declare Forces Slashed Be hind Invaders Near Jogjakarta and Rolled Them Back 12 Miles.

NQ PEACE YET FOR INDONESIA   Dutch Hold Strategic Areas But Guerilla Bands Fight On

Dutch Control Strategic Areas   Indonesans In Hill And Village Stronaholds Plan Guerilla Fightina

Dutch Capture Most Strategic Areas ti java   Indonesians Say Dutch Drive on Capital of Jogvakarta Blunted

—LIQUOR— Charges Aleohol Diluted   State Moves To Suspend Permits

39 Charged With Selling Diluted Liquor   Contaminated Whiskey Found, Checkup Shows

Regents Reject McMurray Bid for  University Post Turn Thumbs Down On Fred's Support Of Political Chief

Regents Reject by 4 to 2 Vote   Grady Lone Defender at Heated Discussion

INSISTS HE FLEW HITLER TO SAFETY   ‘Luftwaffe Officer Says He   Rescued Fuehrer

D'AUTREMONT SUCCESSOR CASTS DECIDING BALLOT TO BREAK A 9-9 DEADLOCK

Negro School Facts Change   Attorney General Wants Case Sent. To Trial Court

Quick Peace Proposed By  Commander   Says Time Is Ripe For Terms With Japanese

Larly Treaty and Withdrawal from Japan Is Favored  MacArthur Declares Conditions Ripe to Let UN Take Control

UN Control of Nation Proposed After Pact’s OK   ‘Economic Blockade’ Of Nippon Assailed In General's Report

MacArthur Proposes UN Control of Japan   Urges Withdrawal Of Allied Troops

MacArthur Uraes Treaty With Japs Without Delays   Commander Proposes Shift of Controls To United Nations

WANTS QUICK PEACE TREATY FOR JAPANESE   Would Pull Troops Out and Turn Control Over to United Nations.

Urges Withdrawal Of Allied Troops   Time Is Ripe for UN to Take Over Control, He Tells Reporters

Uraes Contro! Of Nation Be Given To UN   “Economic Blockade Ie Strangling Nips”

Write Treaty, Withdraw Troops, Chief Urges in Surprise Action; Wants ‘Economic Blockade’ Ended

MacArthur Urges Peace, U.N. Rule for Japan   Commander Says Conditions Ripe for Quick Treaty-Meking—Pleads for Tifting of Feanamic BRlackade

Give Reins to UN, Urges  (Commander   Urges Removal of Eco nomic Blockade as . Dangerous

Jap Peace Pact Desirable Now: Gen. MacArthur  Urges Early Treaty So  es 2 oe

MacArthur tn Favor of Quick Peace Treaty   Also Suggests That Control of Nippon Should Go to UN

Ex-Governor Lauds Record Nominee Had   Wire to Committee Tells of Winding Up Private Affairs

Philip LaFollette Goes to Defense of Lilienthal; Denies He Broke Law

‘Blame it on Congress—  Othman ‘Cooled’ by Senators   i Air, Cool

Othman Finds Senate Air-Cooling System and Washington Climate Unhealthy for Foolish People

Italian Reds Delay Strike  Ultimatum Neadiin,   Ultimatum Deadline Set Back 24 Hours

Rome Strike  Delayed a Day By Red Union:  International Army Of Partisans Urged

Board of Labor Postnones Rome  Strike One Day   Christmas Bonuses for Unemployed Among Demands Made By Chamber

ITALY REDS POSTPONE ROME STRIKE   Delay Eases City Tension; Move Aimed At Unseating Gasper

ROME WALKOUT IS POSTPONED   Delay in General Strike Eases Tension

Rome Strike Delayed By  Communists   Tension Eased When Radicals Change Plans

Tension Eases As Strike In Rome Delayed   COMMUNISTIC GROUP TC POSTPONE. ITALIAN WALKOUT

OIRIKE IN ITALY li) BE POSTPONED   Tension in Rome Eased by Decision Today ; Study Ultimatum.

Strike in Italy ls Postponed   Christmas Bonuses For Unemployed Goal Of Red Labor Leaders

Japs Planned Use Of Suicide Forces Planted Under Sea  Was Desperate Bid ~ Planned to Stem © American Invasion

gay  Underwater “Foxholes” Planned By Nips  Fantastic Story Of Jap Navy - Suicide Corps Being Related

Underwater’ ‘Foxholes’’ Planned By Nips Fantastic Story Of Jap Navy ~ Suicide Corps Being Related

SEARCH “H. FOR BODIES. OF BUTTE MEN DROWNED IN CONSERVATION: LAKE

U.N. Rejects Soviet Counter Move to [ruman Doctrine   Russian Proposal That All Troops Be Withdrawn From Greece Loses on Vote; Compromise Offered

CouncilRejects Russian Plan On Balkans   Asked Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops From Greece

Council Votes Down, 9 to 2, Russian Call for Withdrawal Of All Troops from Greece

REJECT SOVIET PROPOSAL FOR BALKAN PEACE   UN Security Counci Turns Down Russ Counter-Move

Russian Plan Rejected by UN Couneil   Nations Unable to Reach any Accord on  Balkan Problem

SOVIET PROPOSAL TO RID GREECE OF TROOPS REJECTEL   U. N. Turns Down Pian With. out Debate—Seen as Red Counter Move to Amerjean Action.      HUNGARY, ROMANIA ASSAILED BY U. 5   Expresses Doubt Either Ex Enemy Nation Qualified for Membership in World Peace Order.

Russian s Balkans Program Rejected By United Nations  Gromyko Thinks Troop of Britain, America

Council Rejects Russian Proposal   What To Do Next Is Cur rent Mystery

Ex- -Convict Committee/South Wins. Sought AsHolds Fate Decision For Child Killer Of Oleo Bill LowFreights

Pilot Who Holds World Speed Record Says Man Will Go Faster Than Sound

American Aid Pledge Listed   Russ Cooperation in World Recovery Urged By Secretary of State

Marshall Tells Europeans They Must Help Selves If They Expect Assistance

U.S. Will Not Jon Any Pact Asainst Soviel   ‘Will Not Enter Any European Alliance Against   Russia, Marshall Makes Plain   DEVELOPMENTS AT NEWS CONFERENCE

Mr. Marshall Asserts That United States Will Not Enter into Any Military Alliance in Europe Which Might Be Construcd 48 Pact Against Soviet.

Ban on Pets Makes Wives in Japan Mad   Occupation Wives May Have Other Things to Tell Solons, Too

CIVIL WAR NEAR FOR MANCHURIE   Chinese Determined Ta Wrest Vast Territory From Communists

Admission Pleas Revive UN Row Over Veto Rule   Demands Are Made in Behalf of Italy, Austria And Other Countries

Squabble Over Big Five Veto Is Rivived   Admission Of Italy, Other Nations Uraed

U. S. READY T0 ELIMINATE U. N. SECURITY VETO   Russian-Barred Nations Revive Squabble On  Veto Privileces

U. S. DEMANDS ACTION ON UN APPLICATIONS   Squabble Over Big-4 Veto Power Revived In Assembly

GAMBLER DEATH CLUES SIGHTED   Detroit Police Hunt Two Seen With Victim Of Car Trunk Murder

in  New Cases Filed in Court During Week   Land Partition Is Sought in Action; Four Seek Divorces

4 New Actions Filed in Court During Week   3 Divorce Cases Filed; 3 Decrees Granted by Court

7 New Actions Filed in Court During Week   2 Land Partition Suits Brought; 5 Seek Divorces

5 New Actions Filed in Courf During Week   4 Seek Divorces Church Mortgage Is Permitted

7 New Actions Filed in Court During Week   Land Partition Sought in Paint; 4 Ask Divorces

Chain of Explosions Sets Off Ship Blast Killing Hundreds   Deadly Gas Causes Many In Texas City to Leave Homes to Escape Death

lowa Bonus Bill Given Black Eye  Sub-committee Votes to Put It on Shelf

U. N. Delegation Is Threatened  Bulgarian Border Closed to Group

Slaughter Says “Scandal” Threatens President: Truman Is “Not Worried

 Truman ‘Unworried’ by Slaughter’s ‘Scandal Threat’ Charge    — CONFUSED — OneontaCoed. Lostin Hills, Found Safe

MISSOURI F JE SEES SCANDAL IN PRESIDENC)   1 PENDERGAST GANG IS ASSAILED BY REP. SLAUGHTER

Truman Not Worried Over ‘Scandal’   Administration Scandal Threot Made by Ex-Solon

Truman “Not Worried” By Slaughter Speech   fdan President Helped Defeat in Missaurt Warns of a “Seandal®

Slaughter Says Scandal Hangs Over Truman   PRESIDENT NOT WORRIED ABOUT EX-SOLON’S CHARGES

Former Congressman Says  Presidency In Disrepute,    Slaughter Charges Scandal Threatens High Office—   Says Truman Misled ‘By  False Friends—  - President Not Worried

Missouri Vote Fraud Threats Scandal Over White House, Slaughter Claims

Slaughter Says. Scandal Threatens Presidency; Truman Laughs It Off

TRUMAN SNUBS ‘SCANDAL’ TALK   Slaughter Fires Charges At Address In Oklahoma

Slaughter Says Truman Facing Scandal Threat   But President Claims He Isn't Worried Because Of Source

Says Scandal Threatening Presidency   Former Rep. Slaughter Hits Truman And Pen dergzast Connection

Slaughter Sees Scandal Threat   Truman Not Worried In View of Source, He Declares

Declares Scandal Looms Over President’s Office   Former Rep. R. C. Slaughter Says White House Prestige Has Been Abused By Pendergast Political Organization

Slaughter’s Charges Fail To Irk Truman   Ex-Congressman Says ‘Scandal Threatens’ Office of President

Slaughter Declares Scandal’ To Break   Says Threatens Office Of President And Will Be Issue In 1948

IASSERTION ‘SCANDAL THREATENS’ IN WHITE HOUSE BY FORMER REP. ‘SLAUCHTER DENIED BY TRUMAN

Truman Unworried By ‘Scandal’ Talk  Says In View Of Source, He Isn‘t Bothered By

Rep. Slaughter Charges Scandal Touches Truman   Charges President Has Been Misled by Group of False Friends

Truman Unworried By ‘Scandal’ Taik  Says In View Of Source, Lin lem’s Rashavead Bua

Accuses Truman of Being Misled By False Friends Though Personally Honest

CIO Demands For More Pay Stir Action   Living Cost Loems As Major Issue in the 1948 Presiden» tial Campaion.

State To Vote On Tax Measure   Citizens To Decide At Next General Election  On Tax To Be Levied

SENATOR: DENIES HE PUT PRESSURE ON INSPECTOR: - IN REGARD TO REPORT ON PERMIT

DISCOUNT STORY OF LIQUOR AGENT   “Probing Senators, However, Will Follow Leads Given By Schuster

WORLD LEADERSHIP DEPENDS UPON OUR FOOD PRODUCTION  More Corn, Cotton And Beef Are Main

May Indicted On Conspiracy Fraud Charge   Garssons, Freeman. Cone bine Officials, Face Conspiracy Charge,

Fraud Conspiracy Charged To Four In Federal Courf  Washin ngton Agent Of Mun s Firms is Amon a oaceu sed

ARE ACCUSED OF CHEATING GOVERNMENT   Former Representative and Three Officials of Wartime Munitions Combine Charged by Federal Grand Jury.

EX-LAWMAKER, 3 ASSOCIATES FACE CHARGES   4 Men Are Accused of Conspiring to Defraud U. S. in War Contracts

EX-REPRESENTATIVE, WAR COMBINE HEADS FACE FRAUD CHARGE  JURY NAMES FREEMAN WITH FORMER SOLON, BROTHERS IN PROBE

Three Others Also Accused Of Conspiracy   Former Lawmaker and Officials of Munitions Combine Face Prosecution in Connectron with War Cnntract.

KENTUCKIAN 10 ‘ TRIAL I INTIONS QUIZ   Henry And Murray Garsson And Joseph Freeman Also Are Named

INDICT MAY AND GARSSON CHIEFS   NAMED ON CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD U, S, GOV'T

May Indicted For Fraud in War Contracts:  Attorney General. Clark Links Ex-Congressman wi  ELaveran Renthare’ Camhine

Henry, Murray Garsson and Freeman Named  Group Conspired to  Defraud Government

Garssons Indicted  With Kentuckian   Plan To Defraud Government Of $53.634 Laid To Four Men

Andrew May Indicted For War Frauds   Ex-Congressman, Garsson Brothers Named in Bill

May Is Indicted Result of Probe  Conspiring to Defraud Government Charged

CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD U, S. IS FORMAL CHARGE   sentucky Congressman And Three Officials Of Wartime Munitions Combine Face Serious Federal Charge.

KENTUCKIAN AND 3 IN GARSSONS COMBINE CITED   Charges of Conspiring To Defraud U. S. Brought by Federal Grand Jury

Accused Of Fraud Plot Against Govt.   Federal Charges Climax Long War Contracts In vesticoation.

Charge Conspiring To Defraud U.S.   Three Men, Formerly of Wartime Munitions Combine, And Ex-Representative Are Named

Garsson Trio Also  Accused   $10,000 Fine, 2 Year: in Prison Possible in Conspiracy Case

Garsson Firm Officials Also Are Charged   Ex-Congressman Cited By Grand Jury for Conspiracy to Take Contract Money

p. J. May Indicted In Garsson Inquiry   Former Congressman and. Three Members of Munitions Combine Accused Of Conspiracy to Defraud Government in War Contracts Case

Indictment Filed Against A. J. May   Former Kentucky Legislator and Three Others Are Charged With Conspiring to Defraud the Government in Securing Wartime Contracts

Joseph Freeman Also Named By Grand Jury   Action Climaxes Long Hearings; Group Organized Nineteen Firms

May and Three Others To Face Fraud Charges   Conspiring to Defraud Government Is Alleged in Federal Grand Jury Report; Fwo Garrsons, Freeman Are Named

Andrew May Is Indicted on U.S. Fraud Charges   Three Officials of Wartime Munitions Firms Also Named

Allege Former Agreed to Take $53,634 From  War Combine   Joseph Freeman,Munition Official, Also Named

Face 2 Years, $10,000 Fine If Found Guilty   Count Charges May ‘Agreed to Accept $53,_ 634.07 from Combines

Rep. May  Indicted . For Fraud   ‘U.S. Attorney Genera _.Names Congressman And Officials of Munitions Combine

By U.S. Jury In Fraud Case   Garsson Munitions Come bine Members Also Name ed In Same Indictment

Case Grew  Out of War Plant Deals   Freeman Also Accused Possible Two Years And $10,000 Fine.   Four Counts.

Former Congressmen Charged With Defrauding’ the Government on Four Counts.   EVIDENCE FOLLOWS AN INVESTIGATION BY FBI

CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD U.S.   Former Representatives__and Three Firm Leaders Are Named in Indictment   CHARGE MAY RECEIVED MONEY FROM CONTRACTORS

ANNOUNCES THE INDICTMENT OF ANDREW J, MAY   Three Other Officials o! Wartime Munitions Com bine, Included.   ANNOUNCED BY CLAIS   On Charges of Conspiring ) Defraud the Goy.ernment.

Former Congressman and Three Officials of Huge Metal Combine Face $10,000 Fines, 2 Years in Prison

Charged With Conspiracy To Defraud   Ex-Representative And Three Officials Are Indicted

May One Of Four Indicted   Grand Jury Charges They Conspired To Defraud the  Government

Paris Bus, — Subway Men On Strike  Call A 48-Hour Walkout In Bid For Wage Boost

Bus, Subway Strike Called in Paris To Back Pay Demands   Estimate Transport Tieup Will Affect Over 2,000,000 Parisians; Govt. Announces Arrest Of 1,000 In Sabotage Drive

N early 1,000 Arrested As Government Launches Drive Against Sabotage   Communist Unions Reject Offer Of Cost-Of-Living Indemnity In Cash

Commies Call Paris Subway, Bus Employes   1,000 Arrested in FranceWide Move Against Sabotage

Transportation in Paris Faces Tieup   Subway and Bus Employes Ordsred to Strike

Paris Subway, Bus W orkers Call Str ike: 1.000 Arrests Made   Communist-Dominated Group Votes Walkout After Rejecting Schuman’s Offer of Raise; Nationwide Drive Against Sabotage Opens

Paris Busses And Subway Tied Up Again By Strike  Nearly Thousand  Tledor Arrect in   Nearly Thousand Under Arrest in Government Drive Against Sabotage

Communists  Reject Premier Schuman’s Government’s Offer of Cost-of-Living Indemnity for Workers.”

FRENCH SUBWAY, BUS EMPLOYES VOTE TO STRIKE   2,000,000 Parisians Affected By Walkout; Near~ Jy 1,000 Arrested   SEVERE PENALTIES PROMISED SABOTEURS

Solon Sees Yanks Call Reds' Bluff Near Trieste   Rep. Nixon Says "Bunch of American Kids" Set Example for Our Country

Congressman Believes Soldiers Taught Uncle Sam Lesson In Diplomacy When They Called Reds’ Bluff

Accused Slayer Threatened by Angry Throng   Women Fight To Reach Boy of 17 Charged With Killing Girl, 11

Mob Threatens Accused Killer Of Young Gir   Special Guard Necessary As Youth Appears In Court

Mobs Threaten Young Suspect   Police Protect Accused Sex Slayer from Anary Crowds

Series of Disastrous Commercial ‘Transport Mishaps During ‘47 Listed

~ Re. Onen Fight For  50% Cut  In State  Jucome Jax   Growing Surplus Increases Pressure For Action '

Capitol News Letter   Income Tax Cut Urged as State Surplus Mounts   Some Legislators -Reported Changing Minds; Ponder Special Session

Rep. Ferguson Pushes "Secret List’ Action   House Member Speeds Legislation Authorizine Anderson To Name Grain Speculators

GOP LEADER SAYS HE WILL ATTEMPT TO GET FINAL » ACTION BEFORE NIGH

Would Block Strikes That Peril Public   Senate Group Goes To. Work On A Bill; Seek Quick Action

Committee Works On Strike Bill  — Would Authorize  Court Injunctions

SENATE LABOR COMMITTEE IS “STUDYING. BILI   Legislation To Bloc] Strikes Imperiling National Welfare

Senators Scan Strike Barrier   Taft Bill Would Prohibit Closed Shop Practice

SENATORS WORK ON LABOR BILL    MEASURE BDESIGNED TO  BLOCK STRIKES IMPERILING HEALTH OR SAFETY.

Senate Labor Body Working On Strike Bill   Taft Re po rts Measure Will Be Sent To Floor Next Week

Court Injunction to Block Strikes Proposed   Taft Explains Bill Now Before Senate Committee

SENATE RUSHES GENERAL LABOR BILL = ACTIVITY   Would Block Strikes By Injunction Which Imperil Safety

Lewis Divorces 600,000 Miners From AFL Again  Sian He Intende to   Sign He Intends to ‘Play Independent?

Lewis Pulls Miners Out Of AFL In Brief Note To President   Second Split with Federation No Surprise; Follows Refusal of Organization to Go Along on All-Out Fight Against Non-Communist Provision of ‘Labor Rill

Lewis Divorces His 600,000 Miners From AFL a Second Time   Move Viewed by Some as Sign That Lewis Will Play “Independent”

Miners Quit AFL   Lewis and UMW “Disaffiliate”; Step Had Been Expected Since Labor Law Row

Miners’ Boss Now Is Free to Fight the ‘Taft-Hartley Act His Own Way :  Second Split  Green Sorry 600,000 ‘ae a §=6r Ba DO et ont         Green Sorry 600,000 Miners Pull Out of Federation

LEWIS REMOVES UNITED MINERS FROM AFL RANKS   OBSERVERS SEE ACT IN PREPARATION FOR POLITICAL ACTIVITY

LEWIS’ BREAK WITH AFL, LEAVES HIM FREE TO FIGHT LAW  BLUNT “DISAFFILIATION’ ™ RESULT OF DESIRE TO RATTLE TAFT-HARTLEY

Decision Comes —  As No Surprise   Move Indicates Lewis Intends to Plan Independent in 1948 Presidential Election.

Lewis Again Takes Miners From AFL   Split No Surprise After Disagreement Over Labor Law

Lewis Divorces Mine Workers ~ From AFL Union  Five Words Scrawlea’ with Crayon on Cheap Paper Sever Bric! Relations

Pulls Miners Out Of AFL: 2nd Split   Short Note Is All Notice Given By Miners’ Head

Lewis Walks Out With Mine Union   Move Taken to Mean Independence Sign In Presidential Race

Polities Seen In Secession  From A.F.L.  Lewis May Play  Independent

Takes Miners From Union —   Political Independenc in Election Is Hinted 

LEWIS BREAKS OFF WITH AFL IN CURT NOTE   Marches Miners Out of Parent Body in Split Over Labor Law

COAL MINERS DIVORCE AFL   May Take Independent Role in 1948 Election

TERSE NOTE TELLS GREEN OF WALKOUT   Move To Play Independent Politics in '48 Hinted in Latest Action

Move Expected Since Rebutf At Convention   Union Boss Now Set to Act in 1948 Election

POLITICS SAID MOTIVE BEHIND UMW CHIEFTAIN   Message Of Desertion Scrawled On_ Half Sheet Of Cheap Paper; Second Split In Eleven Years.

Lewis Now Free To Fight Labor Ad His 5 Own Way   ‘“Disaffiliates” His Mine Union From The A F of Tl.

Miners’ Union Cuts AFL Ties   Political Effect Of Lewis’ Move Studied

Lewis Divorces AFL; Intends To Play Independent In °’48 Presidential Election

Miners Union Quits AFL   “We Disaffiliate” Lewis Scrawls on Sheet of Paper to Green

Lewis Marches His Coal Miners Out of the AFL   ‘Disaffiliation’ Leaves Him Free to Fight TaftHartley Act ‘Own Way’

Lewis Divorces His 600,000 Mine Workers From AFL   Move Viewed by Some Labor Men as Sign He Intends Independent Role in 1948 Election

Lewis Severs AFL Tie With Scrawled Note  — a =e   Act Frees UMW For Politicking— Miners Anprove

Miners Bolt Parent Union Second Time   Lewis Notifies Green In Contemptuous  Manner; Rift Caused By Taft-Hartley Act

Labor Leaders See Step as Avoidance Of Political Tieup With AFL in Race

Lewis Again Makes UMW Independent   Move Made in ¢ Abrupt Gesture

Desire for Political Jndepend. ence Thought To Have Hastened Withdrawal from Union.

Lewis Breaks With AFL   Coal Czar Takes His Miners Out of Green's Organization

PRETTY WEDDING SOLEMNIZED HERE TUESDAY, JUNE 9   Miss Marianne Kerr Anc Ivan Anderson Assume Vows Of Marriace

Dorothy Horton, Emral Oloff Wed  Bride Graduate Of LeMars High School

BIG SIX LOOMS IN WASHINGTON   Four Republicans And Two Democrats Guide Future Lawmaking

To Survey Nation’s Resources as Basis for Economic Aid to Europe

YOU CAN'T TAKE IT. WITH YOU!   But Dauntless Harold Squares Off for Battle With Phantom on Issue

Gridiron Club's Emphasis Placed On Eisenhower  The Brass in Both GOP   The Brass in Both GOP and Democrat Camps Are Lampooned

Newsmen ‘Kid’ GOP Leaders   Gridiron Club’s Dinner Features. Boom For Eisenhower:

HIGH PRICES, GOP ASPIRANTS, EUROPEAN RECOVERY PROGRAM KIDDED AT GRIDIRON DINNER

OHIO SENATE WEIGHS FEPC   Opens Biggest Room for Hear. ings on State Fair Employment.

IN NINETIES TUESDAY   ea  Centinuation a scorching Weather in “tate Forecast

IN. NINETIES TUESDAY    Continuation of Score! Scorching Weather in State Forecast

New Deal Offe: Made to Jews  - Restrictions Moditied To Permit 100,009

REGIME NEARS FALL, MARSHAUL TELLS NATION   Washington Decision To Be Made Soon By Truman

Marshall Urees Aid For Greece  In New Crisis   Would Prevent Spread Of  Communiem

WALLACE PARTY MIGHT HIT SNAG   Certification in lowa Difficult Maneuver

New: Domestic Camera Takes. Picture,  Panwa)  Soon. To. Be lh Hands Of Public.

E. Brooke Lee Quits As Leader   Lacy Shaw, Montgomery County Democratic Chairman, Also Resigns Post.

British Cabinet Agrees On Master Plan To Meet Crisis  May Cut U. S. Imports 50 To 75 P. C., Attlee To Reveal Details Later In Week

Ration Cuts Face British   Cabinet Holds Emergency Session; Decisions Still Kept Secret

Britons Face Ration Cut To New Low   Cabinet Plan Seen Also Trimming U. S. Imports 75%

British Cabinet Plans To Cut Rations, Slash Imports From America

Harriman Calls For Extension Of Export Curbs  Lapse Would Shove Prices Still Higher

Export Curbs Held Essential   Harriman Asks Extension Revand Feb. 29

Cuba Probes Racketeer Luciano   U. S. Bans Shipments Of Narcotics

Luciano Probe On in Cuba   U. S. Cuts Off Narcotic Shipments To Island

Activities Of Luciano Under Probe   Deported New York Vice Overlord Shows Up in Havana. Cuba

Cuban Secret Police Begin Investigation Of ‘Lucky’ Luciano   Dewey Gave Pardon, Ordered Deporta: tion to Italy of Former New York Vice King Last Year

Cuban Police Seek Leads  ‘On Luciano   US Cuts Off Narcotic Shipments on Grounds That His Presence Might Divert Drugs

U.S. CUTS OFF ALL SUPPLIES OF NARCOTICS   Deported New York Vice Figure Enters Cuba From Italy

THINK LUCIANO IS ON ISLAND, PEDDLING DOPE   ormer Top Man Of  New York Vice Rackets, Pardoned And Deported To Italy, Bobs Up In Cuban Narcotics Story.

Investigate Activities Of Lucky Luciano As U.S. Bans Drug Shipments To Cuba

Cubans Reveal Luciano Object ~ Of Police Probe   Investigation Opened As  United States Halts AU Shipments Of Narcotics

Cuba Is Checking Lucanio Activities:  May Be Deported   Action by U.S. in Stopping Shipments of Dope Brings Action by Seeret Police

(CUBAN SECRET POLICE. INVESTIGATE TUCKY LUCIANO’S ACTIVITIES AS \U.S. BANS DRUG SHIPMENTS TO CUBA

Unele Sam Cuts Off Ship. ments Of Narcotics Lest They Fall Into His Hands

Union Head Says $6 or No Contract    Long Lines, Basic Group In Strike, Refuses Lesser Raise

Long Distance WorkersReject $2-$4 Proposal   Steiking Phone Employes Give Flat Refusal Te Waca Offan

Salary Hike Of $2 To $4 ~ Turned Down   ‘Union Sticks By Demand  - for Flat Six Dellars , Across Board

PHONE UNION IN FLAT REJECTION OF WAGE OFFER   Company Willing To Pay $2 Te $4 Weekly Increase Te Leng Lines Men   GOVERNMENT MAKES COMPROMISE OFFER

Flatly Refuses Company's Proposal for Weekly Pay Increase of From $2 to $4

OF $2 T0 $A TURNED DOWN   Union Stands by Wage Increase Demand  Of $6 Weekly

Phone Union Rejects Offer Of Wave Hike   Long Lines Workers Stand by Demand for S6 Across Board Raise

COMPANY AND UNION KEEP UP NEGOTIATIONS   Wage Formula Proposal  Submitted Friday By U. S. Conciliators

Solon Accuses Public Housing Office of Fraud   Sen. Ferguson Says Agency Made Fictitious Payments

Senator Accuses  FPHA of Deceit   Ferguson Says Authority Made False Statements

SENATOR HURIS FRAUD CHARGE   US. Public Housing Accounts Studied

SCHEDULE EXAM HERE ON RURAL MAIL CARRIER   Post Pays $2020; Aplication Deadline Is Nov. 6, Commission Says

ROUGHS TO ACT ON RESOLUTIONS   ymber Of Matters To Come Before State Association At Closing Session—Governor  nuff Speaks

More Taxes for Boroughs Sought   Number of Resolutions Come Before Association At Meeting

SOCIAL WELFARE WILL BE COSTLY TO GOVERNMENT   Taft Predicts Nation Will Eventually Have To Spend Billion Annually

‘BILLION A YEAR FOR HOUSES 1s TAFT FORECAST   Ohio GOP Leader Sees Noa Way Other Than By Federal Aid

Senator Forecasts Big Housing Budget  Taft Says Government Is Lax

Taft Wants Some Action  On Housing  Welfare Budget Of   Welfare Budget Of $1 Billion Likely, Ohio Senator Savs

Taft Predicts Welfare Costs Of One Billion   More Homes Needed He Tells Committee

Something Has to Be Done ees Thas to be Vone  Taft Declares Shortage Of Homes Is Problem Crying For Attention

Taft Foresees Billion-a-Year : Social Demanc   Honsing Held Crying Need For Federal Attention; 1046 Pencram Wie

Attlee: Refutes Rumors‘ ‘of: Nation: Felinse   Taft Forecasts: Huge: Budget For ‘Housing. Social ‘Aid

Taft Forecasts Welfare Budget of Billion a Year   Declares Sum Would Not Be Too Much to Spend for Education, Health and Housing After Government Expenditures Are Cut Sharply—Tells Senate Banking Committee Something Must Be Done Soon to Get More Homes.

Plea for Housing Program Heard  Taft Sees Federal Welfare Budget

RAINS INCREASE KANSAS FLOODS   Four Inches Fall on Missouri River Area With More ‘ Forecast

SLAYER OF FAMILY DIES IN GUN DUEL   Virgginian Kills 4, Hurts 2 In Sunday Spree

Shrinkage of Money in > Circulation Is Indicated $900,000,000 Since Christmas Eve

Savage Mayor Faces Ouster   Governor Calls For His Resignation After Allen Is Fined $1,000

AMERICANISM FILMS TO BE GIVEN SCH2OLS   Bracken Post Is Planning Public Presentation   SATURDAY, MARCH 1ST

LEGION TO GIVE AMERICANISM FILMS T0 SCHOOLS   Bracken Post Plans Public Presentation On Saturday Evening, March ist   Educators and State Legion Officials ee i

WIFE PAINTER ~ UNDER ARREST   EX-HUBBY TORE OFF HER CLOTHES, POURED GREEN PAINT ON HER, IS . CHARGE.

U.S, CANADA PLAN TO SWAP SPY SECRETS   Accord Extends Indefinitely Wartime Collaboration of Armed Forras_

U.S., Canada Extend Mutual Defense Pact   Agreement Reached On Full Exchange Of Military Data

To Continue  War Alliance   Will Exchange Inform: ation On’ Their Spy Service  In Other Cniuanteies

U.S., Canada In Military Agreement  Full Exchange of   Full Exchange of Intelligence One Of Kev Points

U.S. AND CANADA AGREE TO TRADE DEFENSE SECRETS   PART OF PLAN TO EXTEND WARTIME MILITARY UNITY

U.S. and Canada Reach Accord   Defense Collaboration Includes Exchange of Intelligence Data

AGREE O} DEFENSE MEASURE  Canada, US To Swap Militarv   Canada, US To Swap Military Information

‘US. AND CANADA AGREED ON FULL EXCHANGE MILITARY INTELLIGENCE ‘ON WHAT OTHER NATIONS ARE UP TO

MILITARY DATA WILL BE TRADED BY U.S. CANADA   Wartime Collaboration Wil Be Extended Under New Five-Point Program

U.S.-Canada Will Share Information  Nations Sian    Nations Sign — Intelligence Exchanae Pact:

(Canada And U.S. Plan Exchange (Of Military Data   Agreement Viewed As Key _.Point In Pact, To Extend  Wartime Collaboration

U.S.-Canadian Pla Of Defense Is Not Formalized Treaty   Much Speculation Over Timing of Announcement

U. S.-Canadian Pact Provides  Full Exchange Of Intelligence   Countries Extend War Collaboration For Mutual Aid

U.S., Canada Agree To Swap Miltary News From World    WartimeCollaboraiionWill  Be Continued; Score  of Understandings Are Reached

U.S., Canada Announce Joint Defense Accord   Full Exchange Of Mili. tary Intelligence One Of Key Points.

CANADA AND U.S, AGREE TO SWAP MILITARY INTELLIGENCE   Common Defense Problems Thought Back Of Joint Agreement Made

Will Exchange ‘Intelligence’ With Canada   Provision Is One Of Several In Collaboration Agreement Between U. S. and Canada

U, ),, Canada To Exchange Military Data  Intelligence Exchang To Aid Defense Of

U.S.-Canada War Report Trade Agreed   Fall Exchange Provided in Broad Military Accord

United States and Canada Agree To Exchange Military Intelligence

Canada Trades Military Data   Exchanges Information  With U. S. On What Others Are Up To

Two Countries Plan To Trade Defense Notes   Full Exchange Of Military Intelligence Agreed Upon By United States And Canada; Will Weld English-Speaking Nations.

U.S., CANADATO EXCHANGE ALL MILITARY DATA   2 Countries Agree to Extension of Wartime Collaboration in Pact

U.S., Canada Defense Plan  Is Announced   Exchange of All Military Intelligence Part of Accord Renewing 6-Year Collaboration Proorsm

8. and Canada Agree to Share Defense Secrets  Close Collaboration

U.S. CANADA TO EXCHANGE INTELLIGENCE   Plan Part Of Point-By-Point - Agreements To Extend - Wartime Collaboration

‘Many Slain, Wounded in Outbreak   Bodies of Kidnap Victims Found Hanged

British Soldiers Shoot Up Jewish  18, @  Cities In Rage      Angered Over Death of Two Saldiere

Soldiers Stage Tel Aviv Riot   Palestine in Uproar as Bodies of Twc Hostages Found: Corpse Mined

Many Slain, Wounded in Outbreak  Bodies of Kidnap Victims   meee ol a

France Calls Out Troops To Bréak ° Strike   Dock. Workers Are Leaving Boats Unloaded, in Port .

Using Troops To End Strike At Marseille   Police Prowling For Agitators Leading The 75,000 Dock Workers Who Are On Strike.

SENATE VOTES TO ERASE ALL PORTAL SUITS   NEARLY 6 _ BILLION IN WAGE CLAIMS INVOLVED

Corporal Admits ‘Dahlia’ Slaying   Ft. Dix Authorities Accept Confession

DAHLIA KILLING CONFESSED BY ARMY NON-COM   Self-Admitted Slayer Describes Birthmark Of Beauty

Fort Dix Army Veteran Admits Sadistic Crime   Cpl. Joseph Dumais Tells of Slaying in 50-Page Statement

Weather--  Vet Admits Murder of Black Dahlia   Much - Married Soldie Says He Believes He Killed Girl.   Believes He Did ft.

Veteran of Combat Confesses Mutilation Slaying of Girl Known as ‘Black Dahlia

Governor Call State Liquor Law Meeting   Set. For Nov. 24 Turn Attention T: Three Phases.

Liquor Law Enforcement Meet Called   Governor Seeks To Co-ordinate Agencies Fighting Problem

NO SERIOUS DAMAGE IS REPORTED   Tremor Sharp at San Diego, Las Vegas, Riverside

PANEL TO OPE PERJURY PROBE   Subversion Hunters To Quiz Union Leaders

3 AAF Officers, 2 Others Killed  - Pla ne Downed Dur ing  cee cl Chie:

— STORM WRECKS C-45 — Five Army Fliers Die  In Canada Plane Crash

} Dead in Army Transport Crash  -Milwaukeean Is on Storm-Wrecked Plane

LT. CUNNINGHAM DIES INCRASH AT WINDSOR, ONT.  FOUR OTHER FLYERS FROM WRIGHT FIELD wittmr ti: aie

ARMY PLANE'S CRASH TAKES LIVES OF FIVE   U. S. Fliers Killed Near Goal During Canadian Storm 

FIVE KILLED IN CRASH OF C-45   ‘Plane Piunges Into Field Dure ing Severe Storm

COOLING WINDS BRING RAIN TO CORN BELT AREA   TROPICAL STORM CAUSES DAMAGE TO TEXAS COAST AREA

Calumet City Will Have Clean Alleys If Drunks Hold Out Long Enough

Greeks Resent Snubs.From ~ Yugoslavia ©   Possible Break Between Two Nations Sean

Truman On Way Homes Rests Aboard  Battlewagon   Sails From Rio After Gala Sendoff, Thinks Visit Furthered (ood Neighbor Policies

Truman Relaxes Beneath Sunny Skies In Florida   Plans To Catch Up On His Sleen

President Rests Aboard Missouri After Rio Visi   Truman Expected in Capital September 20 After Battleship Cruise

Truman En Route Home from Brazil   Boards Battleship And Faces Initiation On Crossing Equator

Truman Starts Trip Home From Brazil   Aboard Battleship ‘Missouri; Will Arrive Sept. 20

Truman Heads Home Aboard USS Missouri   First Family To Undergo Rites Of Neptune When Crossing Equator

PRESIDENT GETS GALA. SENDOFF “Truman Relaxing On ‘Big Mo’ Affer Hectic Week In Brazil

TRUMAN TO CATCH UP ON SLEEP DURING TRIP   Settles Down To Week End Of Loafing At Naval Base —

Truman Gets Needed Rest On-Trip Home   } President Returning rom Visit to Brazil Aboard the Battleship Missouri.

TRUMAN LOAFS AT NAVAL BASE   Tired President Tries To Catch Up Sleep At Key West, Fla.

East Bids For Quads   Baltimore Offers Home For Veteran to Prevent Mave to Ohio Citw.

Economic Council to Help Europe  Russians Withdraw Their Opposition

UN TO ESTABLISH FPONOMIC BOD!   Recovery of of War-Wrecket Europe To Obtain Its Assistance

AFL in Opposition To Price Control:   Convention Leaders Balk at Renewal of Rationing

Getting Back To Earth Is The Problem 3,600-Mile-An-Hour Ride By ~ Man Said Possible In Rocket

Man Could Travel’3,600 Miles Per Hour In Rocket and Live; Landing Him Poses Problen

HOUSE VOTES STATE TAXES   New Levies Recommended By Duff Put Through With Huge Majorities

Group of Topeka Gi's Protest Workmanship  teen KRoasas F7E moseal? Liane mse

Jury Acquits In Mercy Slaying   “Thank You Very Much,’ Says Wan-Faced Spinster After Verdict.

YRFW PEARSON: Washinaton Merry-Go-Round  Sec. Marshall Has Abandoned Daily Conferences With Press

Corn Crop Prospects Drop Fast   Outlook Now 37 Percent Under 1946 Mark And “ — $till On Decline

Says U.S. Troop Ships Are Unsafe   MacArthur Kills Jab Strike Plan   Fritsche, Hoffman Given Prison Terme

Records Reflect Dead Men Sometimes Vote, But This Time Deceased Man Wins

THREE RENO ‘POLICE SHOT BY GUNMAN   Youth Is Captured After Battle In Harold's Club

‘FLASH’ TORNADO KILLS 2, HURTS 4   Homes, Buildings Razed Ir Burgettstown Twister

Anderson, Truman Favor Farm Co-Ops, Council Is Told   Secretary of Agriculture Decries Rising Label of ‘Left-Winaers’ °

Congress Enters Final Month With Most Major Work Done; Plans to Ditch Some Proposals

CONGRESS SET TO ROLL INTO FINAL MONTH   TRUMAN PROPOSALS ARE SLATED FOR PIGEON HOLE

Congress Heads Into Final Month  Session Completes Most Of Its Work

Plane Would Have Cleared With 100 Feet More Height; Fire Destroys Most Of Plane And Those Left In it After Crash

All 50 Found Dead In Plane Wreckage   Searchers Have Difficulty Reaching Crash Scene On Side of Virginia Mountain

New Disaster Stirs Activity For Air Safety   Plane Hits Mountain And Burns Few Minutes Away From Washington

All Found Dead In W.Va. Wreek Atop Mountain   Fifty Victims Apparently Killed Instantly As Plane Crashed In Denae Foreat   15 Bodies Thrown Clear Of Wreckage   Truman Talks With CAB Head As New Steps To Avert Mishaps Are Reported Due

FOUR-ENGINED DC4 WRECKED ON MOUNTAIN   CAPITAL AIRLINER FAILS TO CLEAR HILL IN RAIN

All Aboard Go To Swift Death, Say First To Reach Scene   Bodies Are Burned  As Ship Blazes   Rescue Party Reaches Disaster Scene Hours After Aecident

Crews Bring First Bodies Off Mountain   Truman Talks’ With Aeronautics Chief: Grounding Expected

Plane Carries 50 Persons fo Flaming Death   Charred Wreckage. Is Found on Blue Ridge Mountainside By Party of Searchers

New Disaster Stirs Activity In Washington  he tece: Gables A ntti   Flying Safety Action Seen as White House Conferences Are Held

Searchers Say 50 Apparently Died Quickly   Capital Airliner Crashes Into Side Of Virginia Mountain

DC-4 Apparenily Flew Straight Into Mountair  - neta Wect Virointa Rarder. Slavine 50

Swift Death Come: To Fifty on Rugged Mountain  Plane Flew Straight Into Side of Rocks, Exploded

D-C 4 Crashes Into Virginia Mountain   Infant, School Girl, Honeymoon Couple Among Passengers; Red Cross Official Says All Met Swift Death 

All on Board Airliner Are Killed instantly  Newest Plane Tragedy Occurs In Mountains of W. Virginio

Fifty Meet Swift Death In Disaster   Aviation Experts See Wew Federal Action To Promote Safety .

HUNGARY REFUSES LANDING RIGHTS   U.S. Plea Must Await Naming Of Foreign Minister

Hungary Refuses To Grant Temporary Landing Rights For US Commercial Planes

 Scientific Research Board Makes Report  Atomic Warfare Possibilities Call for Wide Dispersion of Key Industries, Truman Is Told

PROGEBITION BS A STEP NE  1   Concurrent Resolution  Introduced in State Legislature   FOR 1948 BALLOTING

INDIA RIOTS CAUSE ALARW   TROOPS RUSHED TO PUNJAB ‘AFTER REPORTS OF 1,000  CASUALTIES IN FEW DAYS

Churchill Pledges Efforts to Gain New Credits  - Much of U. $. Loan War “Frittered Away,”  Former Minister Says

Expansion Of UNC Medical School Bitterly Opposed —   Charlotte Doctor Claims Shortage Cannot d Be Solved By Building Four-Year Schoo]  -*

Arab Group Stands Firm   Will Boycott Debate In U.N. on Holy Land; Cautttries To Participate

ARABS STICK 10 BOYCOTT OF UN   But Willing to Participate in Discussions

Arabs Won’t Alter Plans to Change Boycott Decision   Countries, However, Will Participate in U.N. Discussions; Malik Declines Views

Victorious Americans Entered Tokyo Two Years Ago This Morning, in 1945

Nippon Emerges From Shadows. . . New Spirit Evident in Japan Two Years After Occupation

We, ‘The US’, Must Not Risk ) Another ‘War’ By Turning Our Back On the World

Coudersport Man Sentenced to Die:  For Wife’s Murder   Geo. H. Chapman Sentenced in Potter County Court

MAN TO DIE IN DEATH OF WIFE   Pennsylvania Woodchopper Sentenced To Electric Chair For “Pretty Please” Slaving Of Wife In OneRoom Cabin.

Hopes Rise For Peaceful Palestine Solution In  Move To Curb Violence

Martin Leads Senate Demands For Details From Kerschbaumer   Small Business Subcommittee Asks Witness To To Have His Attorney, Charles Margiotti Present To Help Reveal Operations.

Centralia, Il, — — Fred Lieppert, state mine inspector, said today he had been notified all but one of the missing bodies in the Centralia Coal Co. No. 5 mine explosion had been found.

All Bodies But One Found In Mine Disaster   Contributions Pour in for  Survivors of Mine Disaster

Cigaret Bill Becomes Law  First Of July   Governor Gates Signs New   3-Cent-a-Pack Tax Meas  ure Along With More Than 60 Other Bills.

Full Calendar of Bills to Receive Hearing Next Week   Talk Political Funds Job Compensotion, Schools, Conservatior

Full Calendar For Legislators  Public Hearings ~ Set for Next Week

Two Robbers Get $1,500; Flee in Auto   Bandits First Mistaken Fer Bonk Examiners

NERVOUS GUNMEN GET $1,500 HAUL   Daylight Bank Robbery Staged in Licking-co

THOUSANDS ON INJURED LIST IN EXPLOSION   Cadiz Naval Base and Arsenal Swept by Roaring Fires

Spain Explosion May Have Injured Several Thousand   Rescue Teams Rush To Flaming City To Aid Casualties

Torpedo Factory Goes Up   Cadiz Hit Hardest As Blast Leaves Huge Damage

Spanish Torpedo Plant Explodes; — Thousands Hurt   Residential Section, Orphanage, Hospital And Factory Wrecked; No Clue To Cause

400 Killed, Thousands Hurt in Spanish Blast   Residential Section, Shipyards, Orphanage And Hospital Wrecked at Cadiz; Property Damace Is Estimated at Ten Millions

Cadiz Naval Base Blasts Set Off Series of Fire:   Heuses Crumble as Depth

Spanish Port City Rocked By Blasts   All Is Chaotic As Fires Sweep Through Cadiz

TOLL OF CADIZ BLAST MAY HIT OVER 400 DEAD   Thousands Seen Injured In Spanish City As Mine Factory Explodes

120 CHILDREN AND NUNS MAY BE INCLUDED   Explosion at Naval Tors pedo Plant Wrecks Orphanage and Hospital and Entombs 100 Workers in a Factory.

Torpedo, Mine Factories Explode at Cadiz Base   Toll of Injured Estimated by Mayor At 5000 to 6000; City’s Utilities,  Cammunijcations Cut: Fires Rage

Thousands Injured In  Explosion   Fires Raging In Parts Of Stricken City

$10,000,000 Loss Caused in 2 Plant Explosion Monday   Believe About 12 Children Are in Orphanage Collapse

Thousands Are Hurt in Burned City   ‘Chemical Blast. Sets Off Night-Long Chain Reaction

TORPEDO, MINE BLASTS WRECK CITY OF CADIZ   Chemicals Touch Off Disaster

Over 100 Killed, ThousandsHurt In Spanish Blast   Torpedo, Mine Plant Fires Cause 10 Million Damage

Blast Kills Over 500 at Cadiz, Spain   Thousands Injured in /xplosions of Torpedoes and  Mines During Night

Explosion In Spain; 400 Killed   :  ‘Naval Torpedo Plant Explodes; Damage Is Estimated At 10,000,000

An Entire Residential Sec tion, an Orphanage, a Hospital and a Factory Were Demolished.   THE INJURED PLACED AT SEVERAL THOUSAND   ‘Property Damage In Cadiz Spain in the Catastrophe Estimated at $10,000,000;  Troops Called Out.

Destruction of Naval Arsenal Leaves No Clue  as to Cause of Disaster

ANCIENT CITY OF CADIZ ROCKED BY EXPLOSION, FIRE  EARLY REPORTS SAY THOUSANDS HURT AS  ee a ee ae ee ee

Mine Explosions At Navy Base Set Off Devastation  Many Sections OF  Port City Razed By Niaht-Lona Blasts

Spanish Navy Torpedo Plant Blown To Bits   SEVERAL THOUSAND ARE INJURED IN BIG EXPLOSION

Entire Areas Of Cadiz Devastated In Series Of Explosions   VF BAe pees ree  300 Fires Gnaw  At City’s Vitals      Stricken Community Without Light Or Water: Medicine Is Rushed In

Explosions Rip City; Many Hurt   Huge Areas of Cadiz Devastated as Mines, Torpedoes Blow Up

Cadiz Blitzed By Explosion Of Navy Dump   Night-long Series Devas: tates City ; Conditions Reported Chaotic

TORPEDO PLANT EXPLODES, WIDE CADIZ AREA HIT   Several Thousand Injured, Property Damage into Millions, Reports Indicate

5900 Reported Dead in Spain Port Blast   Cadiz ‘Blitzed, 6,000 Injured, Mayor Reports

Cadiz in Shambles After Explosions of Munitions   Fires Still Raging Throughout City of 87,000 Inhahbitants——No Details of Damage Available

Figure Loss Will Range Up To 10 Million   Believe Many Buried In Wreckage: Scores Iniured.

Factory Explodes, Shattering City On Spanish Coast   Cause Undetermined

400 Killed As Spanish Naval Plant Explodes   Cause Not Determined; ‘Damage $10,000,000; Censorship Imposed

Thousands Said Injured When Plant Explodes   Shipyards Destroyed By Fire Following Arsenal Disaster

Spanish Naval Arsenal Blast Kills Over 400      Censorship Bars _ = Cameras, Reporters From Cadiz Zon

120 Children Buried Alive  In Orphanage  Damage Estimated At $10,000,000—  Spanish Censorship

Estimate Of Fatalities Made By Newspapermen After Naval Torpedo Plant Blows Up, Wrecking Residential Section, Orphanage, Hospital And Factory— Injured Believed To Total Several Thousand, With Property Damage Listed At $10,000,000

Nearby Residential District Wrecked; City Left Without Power, Water, Communications

400 Persons Are Believed Killed In Spanish Blast   Naval Torpedo Plant Explodes at Cadiz, Spain; Estimate of Dead Runs High.

Damage Is Estimated at $10,000,000   Total of Injured Placed At Several Thousand in Early Estimates; Cadiz Under Censorship

Spanish Town Is Blitzed By Terrible Blast:   Huge Sections Of Cadiz Devastated; Viectime Ruried

EXPLOSIVES GO. UP IN BLAST AT SPANISH PORT   5,000-6,000 Estimated Injured As Search Is Made —

Five Hundred Persons Are Reported Killed By Factory Blast And Thousands Injured —Panic Mounts As Fires Flare

REPORTED 10 BE INJURED   Naval Torpedo Plant Explodes, Area Devastated

MORE THAN 500 LIKELY DEAD IN EXPLOSION   Thousands Injured When Port City of Cadiz Is Largely Devastated.

500 Killed in Spanish Blast   Thousands More Injured in Night-Long Series of Torpedo, Submarine Mine Explosions: Port of Cadiz Is Wrecked

Casualty Estimates Are Tentative; May Be Days Sefore Accurate Account Can Be Made,  CITY [8S WITHOUT LIGHT OR WATER

BLAST AT CADIZ WRECKS BIG AREA   Number of Dead Esti mated Now at 100.

Over 400 Believed Killed   Terrific Explosion  At Naval Mine Plant Causes Heavy Damage On Cadiz Peninsula

Loss of Life In Cadiz Blast May. Be Great   Terrific Explosion Occurs at Torpedo And Mine Factare

CITY OF CADIZ NEARLY RUINED   Buildings Razed, Homes Destroyed, Street Cars -Derailed by Explosion.

Torpedo Plant At Cadiz, Spain, Scene Of Blast   City Isolated By Disaster But Fite Appears To Be Under Control.

Residence Area Wrecked When Plant Explodes  Orphanage, Hospital Factory Also Hit

CADIZ BLAST ISOLATES CITY   Officials Declare Situation “Disastrous”

400 Die in Blast At Cadiz, Spain   ‘Explosion in a Naval Tor. - pedo Plant Wrecks . - Buildings.   AN ORPHANAGE RAZED   ‘Hospital and Factory Also - Destroyed; Cause Unknown

Urpnandage, Hospital, Factory, Shipyards Wrecked; News Meagre As Censors Crack Down

400 Believed Dead; Loss Put At 10 Million   Naval Torpedo Plant at Cadiz Is Scene of Blast

Naval Torpedo Plant Explodes Monday Night   Homes, Orphanage, Hospital, Factory Are Wrecked

Blast Destroys Naval Arsenal   Fear Many Killed Neor Cadiz, Spain; Ruin So Complete Nd Clues Left

5,000 To 6,000 Reported Injurec But No Accurate Count Avail able At Present Time; Fire: Rage In City .   DESCRIBE CADIZ AS VIRTUALLY BLITZED

Estimate 6,000 Hurt In Spain's Worst Blast; Relief Planes On Way   Chemicals, Torpedoes And  Depth Charges Erupt In Volcanic Like Blast, Fires Following Add To Disorganization Of Scene.

More Than 400 Dead in Cadiz Blast   ‘Naval Torpedo, Mine Factory Explodes; City and Shipyards  Bercy Martziles Threw cc:

Thousands Injured In Cadiz Explosion   Orphanage, Hospital Wrecked; Property Loss Set in Millions

Over 400 Dead In Cadiz Blast  Naval Torpedo Plant Explodes In Spain

Narrow Cadiz Peninsula Blast Scene   Orphanage, Hospital And Factory Are Entirely Demolished

Sea Torpedo Factory Lets Go   First Estimates Of Damage Are Put at $10,000,000

Thousands More On Injured List In Stricken City   Naval Base, Arsenal Razed in Eruptions Of Torpedoes, Mines

Terrific Damage Reported   Cadiz Buildings Cracked, Cars Derailed by Devastating Blast .

Factory, Hospital Orphanage Ruined   Naval Torpedo Explosion Injures Several Thousand And Property Damages Is Kistimated At $10,000,000

Greece and Indonesia Pose Problems Which May Decide Fate Of World Organization   Arsenal Blast Creates Havoe  In Cadiz Area   Many Deaths Reported In Wake Of Explosion; Huge Fires Sweep Spanish City

Officials Believe 6,000 Are Injured   Naval Store Of Torpedos, Depth Charges Touches Off Explosions

Spain Reports City of Cadiz Hard Hit by Fire in Wake of Arsenal And Torpedo Warehouse Explosion

400 Believed Dead In Blast In Cadiz Blast   Explosion in Spanish City Wrecks Hospital Orphanage

Torpede Plant Near Old Spanish Seaport Lets Go   Property Loss In Millions; Thousands Hurt

THOUSANDS REPORTED TO BE INJURED.   Naval Torpedo Plant Explodes, Area Devastated

400 Killed In Blast In Cadiz, Spain   Residential Section, Orphanage, Hospital And Factory Wrecked By Explosion

SPANISH CITY IN FLAMES: INIORED MAY TOTAL 6,000   Exploding Termedoes And Depth Mines Devastate Wide Areo

ANCIENT CITY OF CADIZ WRECKED   Estimates Of Damage Set At Ten Millions  rvni NOeInal   Damages Orphanage, Hospital, Factory; No Clue To Cause Of Disaster

More Than 400 Believed Killed And Several Thousand Injured As Torpedo And Mine Factory And Warehouse Explode; Damage $10,000,000.

Death Toll — Expected To O Reach 500. _   Spanish. Port City” Rocked By Series of Torpedo and Submarine Mine Blasts.

CADIZ, SPAIN WRECKED BY EXPLOSIONS   200 Killed, 5,000 Hurt As Arsenal Blast Blitzes City

Thousands Injured In Explosions Of Cadiz Mine Plant   Damage Estimated at $10,000,000 Last Night; Shipyards Destroyed, Residential District Wrecked

Blast- Wrecked City Of Cadiz Ablaze; Possible 5,000 To 6,000 Injured

(— DISASTER —  $10 Million Damage  Estimated   CITY OF CADIZ ISOLATED

Ten Million Loss Seen To Property About City   Shipyards Destroyed In Flames Following  Tragedy Last Night

Estimated 500 Dead In Spain Port Blast; Thousands Injured   ’ Whole Sections of Cadiz Leveled As Munitions Go Off in Arsenal; Flames Raze Larve Areas of City

Cadiz Naval Torpedo Plant Blows Up   Thousands Injured; Damage Estimated at $10,000,000

Naval Torpedo Plant Blows Up; Over 400 Killed   Large Area Wrecked In Cadiz, Spain; Set ‘Loss ct Ten Million 

SECOND POULTRY PLAN OFFERED   Elimination Of Chickeniess Thursdays Is Goal

ANOTHER FOOD PLAN READIED   Poultry and Feed Men Submit New Proposal Ending > Poultryless Day

Shelving of Poultr ryless Day Sought   Spokesman Tells of Plan, Drafted During Night Session, To Be Ready For Committee

Poultry Industry Offers New Plan On Grain Saving   First Proposal Is Rejected By Head Of Food Committee

New Plan Urged To Save Grair   Proposal Would Put Chickens And Turkeys On Thursday Menus

LUCKMAN REJECTS PRODUCERS’ PLAN   Poultry Industry to Suggest Substitute.

Poultry Men To Give Luckman  Another Plan   To Present Second Plan in Effort To Eliminate Poultryless Thursdays.

NEW POULTRY PLAN OFFERED   First Proposal For Chickenless Thursdays Is Rejected  MAY REDUCE HATCH

NEW POULTRY PLAN ADVANCED   Feed Men Suggest Drive Tc Induce U.S..Te Eat More Chickens, Not Less.

Poultry, Feed Dealers Make Second Appeal   Luckman Rejects First Proposal For The Elimination Of Poultryless Thursdays

Poultry, Feed Men Offer New Program   Industry Is Seeking To Eliminate Chickenless Days

POULTRYLESS DAYS STILL REQUESTED   Eat-More-Chicken Plan Rey jected By Luckman

Poultry Men Have New Plan to Save Grain   First Plan Offered Rejected by Luckman as Being Too General

Poultry, Feed Men Offer Alternate Grain-Saving Plan  lackman Reaiactce   Luckman Rejects Proposal to Drop Poultryless Thursday

Would Eliminate Poultryless Day   Luckman Rejects First Proposal For Conserving Feed at Source

NEW PROPOSAL STUDIED TO END ‘NO FOWL’ DAYS   Luckman’s Committee Sifts Second Plan Advanced By Poultry Industry

POULTRY, FEED MEN WILL OFFER NEW. SAVING PLAN: FIRST FAILS ‘TO ABOLISH POULTRY.LESS DAYS

Second Plan  To Save Grain  New Idea Migh  Bli minate Poultry.  1...

Industry Heads Will Offer Plan To Save Grains   Likely To Kill Off Chickens Scon At Prodigious Rates

Feed, Poultry Men Offer New  Save-Grain Plan   First Idea For Avoiding Poultryless § Thursdays  Reiected Ry I uckman.

Poultry, Feed. Men Have Their Second Plan   Would Eliminate Poultryvless Day

PROPOSE PLAN TO ELIMINATE POULTRY CURB   Industry Heads Ready to Present Program to Committee on Food

Still Seek End of Poultryless Thursdays    Producers Say Second Plan May Re Acceptable

Poultry Men Draft Plan For Saving   Program Will Cut Chicken-Less Days From Present Menu

— FOOD— Luckman Will Get Proposal Today   LESS GRAIN ™ FOR CHICKENS

POULIRYMEN DRAFT NEW PLAN FOR CONSERVATION OF GRAIN   First Proposal Rejected by National Food Committee as Too General

POULTRYMEN OFFER LUCKMAN SECOND PLAN   Believe They Have Found Way to Eliminate Fowlless Thursdays

‘Revolutionary’ Report ited eatin eaten eemenceaeneeinelmmmnineidaimiennl  Protestant Churches Told To Fight Racism

U, S., ENGLAND PROTEST SOVIET OW SEIZURE   No Word Note Delivered to Russian Foreign Office

U.S. and Brifain: Pretest Russian Ad  Seizure of Rick Loaaw Oif Fields im Aawstriz Brings Formal Obiections

Red Oil Field Seizure In Austria Protested  Rich Labau Works Taken Over; Britain, America Send Notes

U.S., British Rap Red Oil Seizure   Protest Confiscation of Big  Austrian Refinery

Russian Seizure Of Austrian Oil ‘Refinery Protested   U. S., Britain”, "Send ‘Sharp Notes To Soviet Union

Reds Seize Big Refinery In Austria   U. S. And Britain Protest To Moscow Agains Claims Oil Plant  Was German Asset.

U. 5. AND ENGLAND PROTEST — SEIZURE OF AUSTRIAN FIRM   Largest Oil Refinery in Country Held by Russ, Report Declares: Note Are Dispatched.   COMPANY’S HISTORY SAID COMPLICATED

U.S. and Britain Profest Russian Act   Seizure of Rich Lozaw it ' Fields in Austria Brings Formal Objections

TWO HOUSTON MEN JOIN. COMPANY IN PEN’S DEATH ROW   Culvert Slayer Joins Negro Who Is Awaiting Electrocution  For Slaying

Convicted Of First Degree Murder Without Capital Punishment   DEFENDANT RECEIVES VERDICT VERY CALMLY

DISPUTE OVER TEXAS, REFORM SCHOOL AGAIN FLARES UP IN HOUSE  GATESVILLE LEGISLATOR DEFENDS OPERATION OF INSTITUTION FOR BOYS

NINE ARE KILLED IN STATE MISHAPS   Six from Anderson Dead in Accident Sunday; Plane Crash Is Fatal.

Six Dead In Grade Crash Near Muncie   Car Hit By Train At Crossing; Five Are 18 and 19 Years Old

Senate Again Tones Down  Labor Bill    Committee Okay Expected Thursday

SENATE TONES DOWN BILL CURBING LABOR      Taft Fails Te Held Committce In Line: Hetse Measure is  a Thefended

Senate Group’s Okay Said Assured i Solons Seek Actior On Labor Curbs

Senate Committee Tones Labor Bill Down, Wraps If Up  Formal Approval Is Expected Thursday

Labor Committee  Tones Down Bill _ Coalition Overrides Chairman Taft

UNION LABOR GURB Is SORTENED   Committee Decides to Tone Down Some of Pianned Restrictions

LABOR BILL IS TONED DOWN   Industry- Wide Bargaining Ban Is Stricken Out By  Senate Committee

Senate Group Tones Down Labor Measure   Bill May Be Called Up For Debate Monday

SENATE LABOR BILL REVAMPED   ‘Limit On Industry-W ide Bargaining Ripped From Measure

Russ Renew  US. Attack   Britain Throws Support to Year-Round ‘Little Assembly’ in UN

FLASH FLOOD ‘WASHES OUT MILE OF °80’   in Centennial Wash Between Buckeye And Gila Bend

U. S., Most Vulnerable Atomic Target, Has No. 1 Stake in Peace. Austin Says

U. §. Vulnerable To Bomb Attack   UN Delegate Sees American Need for Leading Peace Role

Austin Says U.S. Most Vulnerable To Atom Attack, Has Greatest Stake in World Peace Efforts   ‘Solons fo Get Earful Friday When Secretary of State Marshall Tells What He Thinks of Defense Set-Up

De Ce ee a meen  Conaress Doing Great J ob of Handling Little Items

zw Ferrer Bera  Congress Doing Great Job of Handling Little Items

” SEITE (oT FOR GARAGE   Depends On Need Of New Motorized. Guard Company

CITY M'SHT SEIZE LOT FOR GARAGE   Depends On Need Of New Motorized Guard  Company

WATER, WONDERFUL WATER’  Rescued. Mechanic . Describe: 8-Day ‘Solitary’ in Boxcar

WESTBROOK PEGLER   ‘Cites Rulings Of Courts Regarding ‘Communists In U. S.

HONOLULU PLANE AFTER RECORD   Stop Fil To New York’s nr Guardia Field .

Cold Wave Missed State Over Night   Moderate Temperatures Remain, Scattered Showers Due Tuesday Night

‘Congressional Investigation Of High Cost Of Living Is Shifted To Manchester, N.H.

RYAN WARNS OF “TRAITORS 10 DEMOCRACY”   Memorial Day Speak er Calls for True Americanism

“TRAITORS TO DEMOCRACY”   Memorial Day. Speak. er Calls for True Americanism

Jitts AFL In Row Stem. ming From Refusal To Sign Affidavit   ORGANIZED LABOR MORE DISUNITED

MINERS UNION PULLED OUT OF AFL BY LEWIS   Break With Federation Result cf Row Over New Labor Law

Lewis Withdraws Union After Bitter Row Over Provision Of Labor Act

600,000 Are Disaffiliated In New Split   Mine Czar Assails Union Leaders as “Intellectually Fat”

Walkout Stems From Hot Row On Red Oaths   United Mine Workers, 600,000 Sirong, Move Out Second Time As Boss Notes Disaffiliation

UMW Going It Alone Again  as Lewis Acts After AFL lonored Him at Convention   Organization With AFL for Years, Then Withdrew And Formed CIO, Left the CIO and Joined AFL, Now Unaffiliated Acain

LEWIS REMOVES MINE WORKERS FROM AFL FOLD   600,000 Follow Leader Second Time, Disagree  Pw ae ER. RY Lin TL Rs wtp Pees e7™ ARETE, Bel bbhaca Vad

‘UMW ‘Disaffiliation’ Declared After Leader's Refusal to Sign Papers Disavowing Communism

Lewis Withdraws UnionFromAFL   Action Follows Split Over Signing Affidavits: Kennedv Named to Post

‘We Disaffiliate,’ UMWA Boss Says In Labor Law Row   600,000 Coal Men Marched Out Of Federation In Bitter Battle After Leader Declines To  5 ee * Py , eciemeoey Poe A ga? J. afte.

Lewis Pulls Mine Union Out of AFL  Second Time   Bitter Row Stems From His Stand  Refusing To Sign Non-Red Affidavit

John Lewis’ 600,000 Mine IWorkersAgain LeaveA.F.L.   Action Grows Out of Row Over Refusal of Coal Diggers’ Boss  to Sign Taft-Hartley Non-Communist Affidavit — Brief  Note Notifies Green of Withdrawal, Which Leaves Or ganized Labor More Disunited Than Ever.

Climaxes Row Over Provision Of Labor Law   Kennedy Is Elected O'Leary's Successor

Lewis Breaks With AFL \n Bitter Row   John L. Withdraws Mine Workers In Dispute Over Anti-Red Pledae

Lewis Assails Union Leaders In Labor Row   Fight Stems From Refusal To Sign Non-Communist Pledce

Danger Of Forest Fires Emphasized By Official   General Public Asked To Stay Away From Woods Until Dry Period Ends—Some Small Blazes Reported

Chiang Assumes Emergency.Post   [Soong Resigns as Premier Under Fire as  Result of Inflation Crisis

QUSTS oDONE, GIVES MINOR PARTIES VOTE   Takes Over Premiership in Effort to Wipe Out One-Party Rule.

For Talmadge Post Georgia Attorney General Says Thompson Governor Until 1948

Marshall Gets Solid Backing At Peace Meet   Wins His First Diplomatic Triumph at Moscow Parley

Britain And France Take Action In Support Of U. S. Move On Chinese Question

Blocks Soviets on Complex China Question  Britain and France Join U. S. in : Riedie Malataw

GERMAN TROOPS STILL ACTIVE, MOLTOV SAYS   Ministers Far Apart In Demilitarization Plan, Beat Reds on Sino Issue

Marshall Gets Solid Backing On Vital Issue   Western Powers Insist China be Represented at Discussion

SOLID FRONT OF 3 POWERS STOPS RUSSIA   MINISTERS TACKLE GERMAN TREATY, GET NOWHERE

FIRST VICTORY OVER RUSSIANS   Soviet Proposition To Put  China On Agenda Is Blocked Off

Soviet's China Proposal Balkec   Ministers Split On Question Of Demilitarization Of Germany

FIRST MAJOR ISSUE BRINGS U. §. VICTORY   Ministers Then Break Anew on Occupation Troop Problem

Britain, France Join U. S. to Kill Soviet Proposal   Big-Four Ministers Also Split on Question Of Demilitarization

U. S., Britain, France Block Russian Plan  Ministers Are Split ‘ On Demilitarization

Sec. Marshall Wins First Triumph at Big-4. Parley  Britain and France Back U. S. Stand Against Russia  On Chinese Tecne

Russian Move On Question of China Blocked   West Demands China’s Presence if Chinese Affairs Are Discussed

CHINA QUESTION “LEFT OFF AGENDA OF BIG 4 PARLEY   Russia’s Effort to Put It on Is Blocked by United States, Great Britain and France.   ACTION A. VICTORY FOR SEC. MARSHALL   Four Foreign Ministers Split When Question of Demilitarization of Germany  Is Taken Up.

DEMANDS CHINA’S. PRESENCE THERE   Marshall Wins His First Diplomatic Triumph At The Moscow ‘Big 4 Meeting

Moscow : Meet Rules. Out®  Chinese Issue   Russ Plan Loses 3-1;  Demilitarization in: ‘2 West Hit by Molotov.

Quarreling Gets Starfed At Moscow   Big Four Leaders at Outs Over Situation In Germany

Blocks Soviets on Complex China Question   Britain and France Join U.S. in Defeating Molotov

Workers Press For Railroad Rule Changes   Carrier Spakesman Declares Changes Would Add Billion To Operating Costs

Rail Employ es Union Leaders Want Changes   Brotherhoods Prepare For  Negotiations, Seeking 44  , Changes In Working   - Rules For Men

Anglo-American Agreement on Oil Revised. Approved by Senate Group

Chamber of Commerce Closes Successful Year   C. L. Clark To Succeed Ralph Jones

Renewed Activity of Sex Fiend Seen in Slaying   Mutilated Body of Young Metron Found

L. A. Mother Kidnaped, Slain By Sex Fiend    Torn Body Found Miles From Blood Spattered Auto

Los Angeles Finds New Fiend Victim  Body of Missing Woman   Body of Missing Woman Located in Vacant Lot

Marshall Depew, Kidnaper of Mrs. Nell Donnelly Reed of Kansas City in 1931, Paroled From State Penitentiary After Serving 14 Years of Life Term

RELEASE KIDNAPER OF MRS. JIM REED   Marshall Depew Leaves Prison After Serving 14 Years of Life dantence.

Housewives’ Shopping Habits to Have Key Role In Nation-wide Campaign to Bring Prices Down

Agriculture Secretary Says Next Year’s Wheat’ Picture Is Not Bright  Crippling Prices   Rationing,. Controls Maj Have to Return <a: Last’ Resort

Americans May Be Asked to Conserve Foods for Own Use   Grain Supply Did Not Improve Last Month as Ot. ficials Had Heped

SAYS CITIZENS MUST SAVE FOR FUTURE NEEDS   Grain And Wheat Prospects Termed “Not Bright In United States; Agriculture Secretary Asks Citizens To  Save.

REPORT ON CROPS RAISES QUESTION OF NEED IN 1948   WHEAT OUTLOOK IS CAUSE FOR WORRY; NEED KEEP RESERVE

Americans May Need To Save Food For Future   Outlook For Next Year's Wheat Is Not Bright

Warn To Save Food Now Or Go Hunory Later   Corn Estimate Up, But Outlook For Next Year's Wheat Crop Is Not Bright

Sees Necessity For Saving Grain For Bigger Reserve 'Crop Report Shows No Improvement

Possibility Of Additional Belt Tightening Seen   Americans May Have To Save More Food Now To  Protect Future.

CROP OUTLOOK NOT TNO GNOD FOR AMERICA   REPORT = INDICATES MORE TIG'TENING OF BELTS

U.S. MAY HAVE TO SAVE FOODS FOR ITS SUPPLY   Corn Crop Boost Offset by Drop In Older Stock

Hints Americans Might Have to Save ‘In Order to Assure Own Food Supplies

Gen. Eisenhower Bans Politics   Tells New England Audience He Wants Nothing To Do With Politics   NO COUNTRY COULD WAAR WAR TODAY

Public Relations Man Sentenced  Also Given Fine on Contempt Charge

Fields Gets 90 Days and Fine of $250   Former Oklahoman Sentenced by Judge  _ Holtzoff for Contempt Of Houce Cammittac

MAN GIVEN JAIL, FINE IN HOUSE CONTEMPT   Fields’ Attorneys Move For An Immediate Appeal.

PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN SENTENCED ON CONTEMPT CHARGE   Fields Given 90 Days and Fined 250 Fer Refusing to Produée Recards

Surplus Dealer Gets Jail Term  Crantamnt at Haiuce   Contempt of House Committee Punished

British Set NewPlan To Meet Crisis   Austerity Program Drafted At See worl Ministers Meetine

British Cabinet Holds Second Crisis Meeting in Eight Days To Draft Austerity Program

British Cabinet Meets To Draft Austerity Plan  Announcement Later This Week Expected

Britain Plans New Food Cut To Ease Crisis   Longer Hours for Miners Reported Discussed  Be, ehinent Mostinen

Another ‘Crisis’ Meeting ' Held By British Cabinet   New Austerity Program To Be Announced Later This Week—Curtailed Food Rations, Longer . Hours Indicated

FOOD RATIONS CUT AGAIN IN GREAT BRITAIN   CABINET IN CRISIS MEETING DRAFTS HARD PROGRAM  )

British Hold ‘Crisis’ Meet Of Cabinet   “New Austerity’ Plan Expected Later This Week

Hopes High of Seffling ‘Wage Demands   Terms of Pay Boost Otered by U. S. Steel Corporation Are Neat Disclosed.

ClO Studies U. S. Steel Wage Offer   Philip Murray Discusse Contract With Company  Representatives

Russia Calls on UN For Strict Control Of Afom Facilities  Urges Commission Exe Inenserink   Urges Commission For Inspection Be Established

Russia Wants Atomic Control In Commission   Demands Outlawing Of Bomb Before Setting Up of Controls; Gives Seven-Point Program

Gromyko Urges World Control Of Atom Secret   RUSSIAN OFFICIAL IN PLEA BEFORE UN COUNCIL

Russia Demands UN. Control Qf Atomic Energy      Wants Commission For  International Control Botahiahead.

Reds Want Control on ‘Raw Atom’   Ask World Commission to Direct Mining of Materials Used in Penductian   Data Is Requested   Gromyko Believes ‘That Reports on Progress Should Be Available

Present Plan Not Working, Says Gromyko   Wants Strict Supervision Over All Phases

Reorganization  Of Government Expected Soon   ‘Aim To Abolish Needless Services, Limit Activity  OF Executive Branch

UAW, Ford. Drive for —~ Wage Truce   Strike Idling 107,00¢ Looms Tuesdny . H Necvotiations Fail

FORD STRIKE IS SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY   CIO Workers and Plant Executives Fail in Agreement

‘FORD WORKERS  SET TO STRIKE ~ TUESDAY NOON   Moly Last Minute Truce Can Prevent Walkout Of 107,000 Men   TAFT-HARTLEY LAW STUMBLING BLOCK

Strike Of 107,000 Ford Workers Looms   Only Last-Minute Truce Can Prevent Walkout Tuesday

FORD STRIKE IS EXPECTED ON TUESDAY   Only A Last Minute Truce Can Keep 100.900 On Jobs

Ford Strike Deadline Is Tuesday Noon  Would Idje 107,000 Production Men In 46 Factories

FORD WORKERS TO STRIKE Al NOON TUESDAY   Several Company Proposals Rejected By ClO Union —

Cites Inefficiency  Of Aid to Chinese   Marshall Reports Proposed U. 5. Plan Asks 70° Full Use

Only 70 Per Cent Efficiency in Aid   Marshal! Does Not Elabor~  ateon Statement on  China Rehef   TAFT IN OPPOSITION   Mas Launched Drive to Cut » Administration Estimates on Funds

HOUSE MEMBERS HEAR PLANS FOR HELP TO CHINA  TACT ANAINIINC?CC UEC   TAFT ANNOUNCES HE WILL OPPOSE COST OF EUROPEAN HELP

Work Started : On Program of Aid for China  Marshall Urge: Immediate Help Bo Mivan Piece

European Aid Needed at Once, He Says   House Foreign Affairs Group Questions U. S. Official Today

Program fo Aid China Is Being Worked on Now  Full Efficiency Not _ - Eynpected by Marshall

Marshall Tells House Group 0 Foreign Relief  Taft Starts Drive To Trim Spending Proposed By U. S.

MARSHALL SEES 10%, EFFICIENCY IN CHINA FUNDS   Says Government Is Working on Program to Help Out Chinese

Marshall Expects Waste in Funds For Chinese-Aid  70 Per Cent Efficiency In Expenditures Expected There Congressmen Teld

MARSHALL NOT OPTIMISTIC AS TO CHINA HELP   Secretary Says Europe Needs Assistance Immediately

Harriman’ Fells.~ ‘Hons - Commitee U.S: Can,        to" Eur ope.

Would Settle European Help Immediately   Says Funds Would Have 70 Per Cent Efficiency In Far Eas

Secretary Of State Says Details Are Being Prepared With Expectation That Funds Will Be Used With “About Seventy Per Cent Efficiency”—Official Tells House  Foreign Affairs Committee Any Assistance To Europe Should Be Supplied Immediately

Seventy Percent Efficiency Seen In Using Funds   Sets Forth Belief That Aid Should Start Immediately

Marshall Says Aid to China Plan Would Be 70% Efficient   Favors Immediate Relief For Europe to Keep Lines Filled

U.S. Working On Chinese Aid Marshall Says   WASHINGTON, (P)— Secretary of State Marshall said today the gov. ernment is working on 2 program to help China

Marshall in Explanation Of China Aid   Expects About 70 Fer Cent Efficiency Because ef Compfex Situation

Expects Funds Will Be Used With About 70 Per Cent Efficiency Under New Plans

Working on China Aid, Marshall   About 70 Per Cent Efficiency With Funds, Is  Expectation

Draft China Aid Program  as..4£.t Dawcrmale   Marshall Reveals Plan: Taft Musters Forces To Trim Spending

FULL BENEFIT OF CHINA AIL NOT EXPECTEL   secretary Marshall Believes Any Money Sent Nation Under Aid Program Will Bring “70 Per Cent Efficiency.”

Marshall Says U.S. Is Considering an Aid Plan for China   Telis House Group That Any Funds Usec Would Be hut 70  Per Cant Effactiuva

MARSHALL EYES EFFICIENCY AIM ON CHINESE AID   Secretary of State Opines Pro. gram Can Be 70 Percent Satisfactory

Marshall Says Government  Plans China Aid   Any Funds Will Be Used With ‘70 Per Cent Efficiency’

1. WORKS ON PLAN TO SEND I TO CHINA   tarsnail Says Assistance To Se Used with 70 Per Cent Efficiency.

Marshall Says US Working On China Aid   Funds Efficiency Ficured At 70%.

Marshall Does Not Elabor*  ateon Statement on  China Relief   Has Launched Drive to Cut » Administration Esti mates on Funds

Marshall Working On China Aid Plan   State Department Feels It Will Be Lucky If Funds Will Be Used With 70 Per Cent Efficienc

Marshall Says: US At Work on China Program   Taft’s Reduction ’ Policy to Showdown In GOP Friday ::

GOVERNMENT AT WORK ON PROGRAM TO HELP CHINA   This Was Announced Today by Secretary of State Marshall.   BEFORE COMMITTEE   For Questioning on Administration’s Foreign Spending Program.

DURANT ADMITTED TO SELLING HESSE GEMS   Army Officer Accused Of Theft Disposed Of Seme OF Crown Jewerle Ta A “Fence”

MRS. SPAINCUWER DIES IN HOSPITAL   Worthington Woman, 65, Is Dead; Rites to Be Thursday.

MRS. COWAN DIES AT WORTHINGTON   Lifelong Resident Dead Services to Be Held Thursday.

One Bill Places Local Option “Feeler” Among Voters for Next Session of Lawmakers.   BILL FOR TEACHERS THROWN INTO HOPPER

Assembly Gets Rent Control,  Option Bills   Measure Would Allow State to Establish Housing Ceilings if U. S. Control Ends

Wallace Completes British Crusade Against Truman   Labor Government’s Newspaper Supports His Stand; Senate Votes Tuesday On Balkan Aid; Vandenberg Says Its Last Chance To Stop Reds

Wallace's Talks Impress Britons  Government Organ Pie, 8 Sees ink

Mrs. Truman Rallies After Bad Night   President’s Mother Spends Part of Morning in Chair

President's Mother Is Generally Weaker   Truman Spends Another Long and Anxious Day At Bedside

Mother ‘Truman  Holding HerOwn   President Slated To Sign Bill At  Kansas Home

MOTHER TRUMAN SHOWING RALLY   President Abandons Hope -of Return to Desk

HOLDING HER OWN   President's Mother Had a  Restless Night But Sat an Her Chair Today

President's Mother in Slight Rally   Chief Executive Worried as He Gives Report

President’s Mother Still About Same   ‘Holding Her Own,’’ Is Report Today, But Sits Up and Eats Pork Chop

President At Bedside In Missouri   Patient Rellies Despite Her 94 Years; Heart Tired, Doctor Says.

PRESIDENT IN VIGIL AT HIS  MOTHER’S SIDE    Physicians Say Despite  Apparent Improvement  Her Condition Is Criti cal.

President's Mother Rallies After Margaret Arrives af Her Bedside   Gravely Ill, 94 Year Old Mrs. Martha Truman Is Cheered by Granddaughter; Truman Keeps Vigil in His Mother's Room

MRS. TRUMAN SAID SLIGHTLY BETTER   Margaret Cancels Concert To Join Ailing Grandmother

PRESIDENT REPORTS MOTHER ‘HOLDS OWN’   Mrs. Truman Clinging T Slim Thread Of Life

President’s Mother In Terrific Uphill Battle for Life   Had Taken Turn for the Worse Following MidFebruary Accident

Chief Executive Worn, Tired After Vigil at Bedside  Mrs. Truman Shows Improvemen t but

Mrs. Truman ‘Just About Holding Own   President’s Mother Sits In - Rocking Chair For - While This Morning

Mother Truman Makes Surprising Rally, Eats Well  President Will Stay

TRUMAN'S MOTHER BETTER BUT FACES FIGHT FOR LIFE   President Flies to Grandview and Spends Day at Her Bedside After She Suffers Relapse.   EXECUTIVE'S PERSONAL . PHYSICIAN WITH HIM   Aged Woman Fully Aware of Seriousness of Her Cordition Resulting From a “Tired Heart.”

Condition Grows Steadily Weaker: Margaret Truman Cancels Plans For Concert

Mother Of President ~  Still Lives   Sick-Room Drama At Grandview Stirs Country

Mrs. Truman Holds Own During Night   President’s Mother Spends Part of Morning in Chair

Mrs. Truman Slightly Better   Tired Heart Aci “Fairly Regularly’

Truman’s Mother Rallies Slightly After Bad Night   Mrs. Martha E. Truman Rocks in Favorite Chair for Hour and Half This Morning.

Mrs. Truman Rallies After A Bad Night   President Abandons All Hope For Immediate Return To Washington; Margaret Arrives

MRS, TRUMAN ‘HOLDING OWN’   Reports of Physicians Indicate Little Improvement

Mrs. Truman “Holding Own’   President Says Mother Better After “Not Too Good a Night.”

MRS. TRUMAN STILL VERY ILL  Condition Of Truman's Mother Shows Surprising Improvement

RUMAN KEEPS ONG VIGIL AT (OTHER'S SIDE   ced Woman Rallies After Suffering ‘A Bad Night’

MRS. TRUMAN IS REPORTED “A LITTLE BETTER’   Margaret Truman Flies To Missouri; Cancels Sinoing Concert

President's Mother Has New Rally   Makes Surprising Pick Up After Not Too Good Day

Grew Momentarily Stronger Late Monday; Miss Margaret Truman Cancels Her Concert Engagements. —

Mrs. Truman Is Fighting Losing Battle, Belief   President's Mother Rallies Somewhat Alter Bad Night

Truman Says “She’s Doing As Well As Can Be Expected”; Rallied  « During Night

FIRST FAMILY MEMBERS RUSH TO.GRANDVIEW   White House Staff Complete Plans For Stay

TRUMAN'S MOTHER IS SAID “ALL RIGHT   President Reports Today on Condition, at Grandview.

Mother Truman Is Putting Up Great Struggle fo Live   Made Surprising Rally Last Night, But Her Condition Grave

President Reports Mother “Very Weak, But Doing As Well As Can Be Expected”’

Mrs, Truman Spends Very Restless Nioht   President Is Remaining  At Bedside

FIGHT FOR LIFE ~ 1S PLUCKY ONE   Mrs. Martha Truman Reported ‘Just About Holding Her Own’ Today

PPEARS TO GAINING AFTER SON'S ARRIVAL   Condition Had Been Called Critical Following Heart Attacks.

TRUMAN'S MOTHER IMPROVES; CALLS FOR FRIED CHICKEN   Eats Well After Staging Surprising Rally, Meal Including Mashed Potatoes and Glass of Milk.   HEART IS STRONGER, TEMPERATURE NORMAL   “president, Meanwhile, Makes Plans to Carry on Affairs of Office From Missour Indsfinitely.

Truman Says His Mother . Holding Own   Did Not Mave Too Good a Night,  Save Pracidant

TRUMAN REPORTS MOTHER IS WEAF   She Asks Wheatcakes and Syrap for Breakfast

President Abandons Al Hope For Inniediate Return to Duties - Je Capital

Aged Woman Stages An ‘Uphill’ Fight   Physician Makes No Effort To Minimize Seriousness of Mrs. Truman's Condition

President Keeps Vigil as Mother Fails Rapidly    Mrs. Truman Has “Bad Night;” Son Will Remain ' at Her Redside

TRUMAN’S MOTHER STILL GRAVELY ILL   “General Weakening™ ta Her Conmaition Noted Yesterday Br Prvsicians

Aged Woman, However, Does Not Have (Good Night; President Is at Side Today.   DOCTOR DESCRIBES BRIE F RALLY MADE

ES  President to Remain at Bedside ‘of Mother; Heart Growing Weaker

President Staying Closely By Mother   Spending All Of Waking Hours With Her As She Grows Weaker, Clinging To Thin Hope She May Recover

Truman's Mother ‘Holds Her Own  Rallies During Night; Sits in Rocker Today

President Says Mother ‘Some Better   She’s ‘Making Terrific Uphill Fight,’ Worn Chief Tells Newsman

Mother Gains As Truman Stays Return   Prepares to Okeh Greek-Turkish BH in Kansas City

President’s Mother Is Holding Ow:   ‘Doing As Well As Can Be Expected,’ Mr. Truman Says; Nicht Not Too Good

Truman Family Gathers at Grandmother’s Home   Condition of President’s 94 Year Old Mother Some Better But She Remains Critical

Mrs. Truman Is Making a Fight  President Repo Her Slightly Better

Truman's Mother Reported Better  Slight Improvement te Ma tk ee Atte]

Truman Remains  At Mother’s Side   Abandons All Hope Fo Immediate Return To Washington.

Truman's Mother Rallies After Poor Night;  President Decides To Stay At Her Bedside,

Mother Of President Rallies   Mrs. Martha Truman Is Gravely lil: Has Bad Night; Condition Percentiply Weaker

Bad Night Is Followed by Slight Rally   President Truman Abandons Plans for Immediate Return To Washinaton

Mrs. Trumar ‘Holds Own’   But Intimates Feel President’s Mother Fights Losing Battle

MOTHER TRUMAN HAS BAD NIGHT, RALLIES TODAY   PRESIDENT CLINGS TO HOPE DESPITE WEAKER CONDITION

TRUMAN WILL REMAIN WIT SICK MOTHER   PRESIDENT CARRIES ON WORK FROM MISSOURI

NIRS. ME. TRUMAN RALLIES ‘SLIGHTLY AFTER BAD NIGHT   President Remains At Bed side, Still Hopeful For  Mother's Recovery

MRS. TRUMAN SHOWS IMPROVEMENT AFTER SETBACK  HST’s Mother Said Making Terrific Fight’ As President Visits Her After Plane Flight Home

President Flies To Bedside After Turn for Worse   Chief Executive Goes To Kansas City for Rest After Long Vigi

Aged Mother Of President Sits In Chair   Fear Strength of $4-Year-Old Martha Truman Is Slowly Ebbing; President in Conctant Attendance.

President’s Mother ‘Holding Her Own’   Rallies Slightly After a Restless Night, Renort<« Shaw

Mother Truman Still Gravely Ill   Said'Holding Hef Own’, After ~~ ‘Bad Night: President At Side

Mrs. Truman Is ‘Holding Own’ After Bad Nite   President Remains By Aged Mother’s Side

Mrs. Truman Rallies Today   Slightly Improved Alter Bias Night: President Remains at Bedside.

President’s Mother “Very Weak’’.... Martha Truman Is  Clinging To Life

Truman’s Mother  Holding Her Own   Experienced “Not Too Good A Night,” Says The President.

Remarkable Strength Is Slipping Away   President Solemnly Resumes Sad Vigil At Bedside Of 94Year-Old Mother.

Virs. Truman Is Reported as Feeling Better   Mother of President Stages Rally After Having Poor Day

Truman s Mother Reported Better  Slight Improvement in Condition Noted

Executive Flies To Parent’s Side   Ignores Driving Rain And Wind And Travels To Modest Missouri Cottage; Learns Her Heart Is Growing Weaker

MRS, TRUMAN IS ‘IMPROVED’   President’s Mother Reported Better After Seeing Granddaughter

Mother Of  President  Rallies Again “Had Kind Of  Bad Night,” Truman Says

President Warns Of Economic War   Nation‘s Chief Executive Stops in Waco To Rocoive Honorary Degree from Baylor

Truman Urges Reduction of Trade Barriers   President Informs Nation Alternative Is ‘Economie War’

State Receipts Are Way Ahead   Collections Break All Records For 11 Months

OUTLINE PLAN FOR TEACHERS   Designed to Combat Loss of Iowa Educators

Bumper Wheat Harvest Seen in Federal Report   All Indications Year Will Equal or Pass Best Times

Prospect _ For Crops  Excellent   Agriculture Dept. Says Another Promising Year Is Ahead

SCHOOL LUNCHES TO BE CONTINUED   lowa Schools Get Enough Cash to Operate

GREEKS SQUASH SOVIET ORGANS   Police Strike Hard at Com/ munist Propagandists; EAM Newspopers Closed

RED NEWSPAPERS INGREECE CLOSED BY POLICE ACTION   Athens Government. Strikes Hard At Communist Propanandicte (n Nation   ADMINISTRATION. LIBERALS RESPONSIBLE FOR ACTION

Party Press Closed By Police   Liberals Take Over In Move Against Red Propagandists

Greeks Strike Hard af Reds  a ae a   Close Perty and EAM Newspapers in Action Former Government Weulde’t Teke

Greeks Seize Red Papers   All Communist Periodicals Closed And Confiscated 

DEMANDS PURGE OF U, S$. COMMIES   House Group also Lashes Pe--trillo and Fascism

*PETRILLO HIT IN SWEEPING NEW CHARGES   g Truman Asked To Force Clark To Take Action Against ‘Reds’

ABOVE NORMAL WHEAT CROP IS PREDICTED   Surprisingly Optimistic Forecast For Next Year Announced  De ea ee

Mine Vacation: May Be Prelude To Full Strike  U. 5. Coal Industry Comes To Full Stop

DIGGING OF COAL STOPS AS MINERS START VACATION   Bituminous and Anthracite Workers Leave Pits in What May Develop Into Full-Scale Strike.   478,000 TO BE IDLE 10 DAYS WITH PAY   Operators to Take Back Properties During Holiday — Contract Remains to Be Negotiated.

Whether Unionists Will Work Again July 7 Is Question; Steel Mills Start Furloushing Men

OF BIG STRIKE   Doubt Unionists Will Return When Govt. Control Ends

Large Number Of Men Already Idle   Industries Feel Impact Of Shutdown

Hike in Minimum Wages Is Urged  Cehwallanhack Ache   Schwellenbach Asks Congress to Okay 75 Cent Proposal

Schwellenbach Asks 75-Cent  MinimumW age   Plan Would Permit Reduetion To 65 Cents In Some Plants In Depression

Long Way Around  NewY orker Foils Strike. Calls Wifein Suburb -- Via lreland

FREIGHT CAR NEED CRITICAL, DECLARES REEL   Senator Calls Shortage Most Serious Threat Faced By Yo SS Industry.

Authorities Say Mental Escapees ‘Disappeared’   Four Were Seen. At Eldorado Springs And Monett.: Mo.

THINKS HE WAS DOPED IN TAVERN _. Crosbyton Man Is Sluaged, Robbed

PATTERSON DECLARES NEW POLICY 15 NOT LEADING U. 5. T0 WAR  LAWMAKERS CONSIDER RESTRICTIONS ON AID FOR GREECE. TURKEY

Patterson Denies Aid  Invites War   Support for Greece And Turkey Declared A Move Toward Peace

“Not Path To War” >   Patterson Takes Stand In Favoring Greek Aid Policy; Defines “Limited Military. Missions”

Patterson Gives Views at Hearing   Congress to Write Limitations in Bill

Patterson Backs Aid to Greeks- Turks   Action Not in Direction of War, But Away From It

US Loan Gaining  Support   Patterson Behind Move; Sees War As Remote

War Prevention Means Are Seen In Greek Loan   Patterson Says Bulwark Needed In Middle East

ureek Loan ‘Peace Move   Patterson Says Truman Pion Will Minimize Wor Peril

Prints the News Tells the Truth   War Danger Minimized By Patterson  Secretary of War

Limitations To Program Talked In Conaress   Check On Military” Missions Hinted In Discussions

Denies Action Will Bring War  Secretary Patterson Before Committee

Patterson Sees Hope for Peace In Foreign Aid   Any Military Mission Would be ‘Limited’, He Tells House Grou;

Proposals For Limits AreGrowing   George Says He Will Demand Program Be Directed by U. 8. Commission   Deplores Talking   Secretary Says Moscow Parley 1s Not Enough on Action Side

Greek-Turk Aid Step to Avert War Says Patterson   Secretary Says Course Least Likely to Result In Another Conflict

Patterson Says Anti-Red Plan To Avert War War Secretary Estimates Military Missions’ Would  a ee, en es

Greek Aid Held Way to Peace   Patterson Agrees to Sharply Limited JAmay Missions

Patterson >   Move To Limit President's Authority To Help Growing

Greek- Turkey Aid ‘Away From War’, House Committee Told By Patterson

Says Greek-Turk Aid Won't Bring on War   Course Planned “Least Likely” To Bring Conflict Wer Secretary Declores

APPROVAL OF UN PALESTINE STUDY HALTS   United States Tells Britain Case Must Be Presented Formally

BRITISH MOVE   Will Not Okay Procedure In Palestine Until Issue  Is Brought to U. N.

Britain Is Advised to Bring Case Before U. N. Council   Instructions on Palestine Issue Are Sought From London Following Statement by U. S.

Greeks Chase Rebel Troops Toward Albania   GOVERNMENT FORCES IN _ SWEEPING VICTORY  IN GREECE

GREEK TROOPS GHASE REBELS   Attempt To Take foannina Called ‘Abortive’

Greek$ Pursue Battered Reds   Government Reports Troops in Hot.Pursuit of Beaten Guerrilla Force.

GREEK TROOPS IN PURSUIT CF REBELS   Guerrillas Battered by Government Forces Retreating Northeastward Parallel to the Albanian Rarder.

Guerrilla Forces Fleeing Greece   Gov't Takes Steps To Stop Leftist Junction

Guerrillas in Flight After Greek Attack   Fleeing Irregulars Believed Trying to Affect Junction

Greek Guerillas Flee Near Albania  Government Troops Balk Border Attack

BATTERED FOES HOPE TO JOIN IN MOUNTAIN AREA   Heavy Attacks By Artillery, Plans Force Guerrilla Offensive To Fold

Guerrillas Flee Toward Albania  Efforts To Capture Capital Of Epirus

Army in Hot Pursuit And Balks Tieup   Guerrillas Hoped To Jom Two Forces.

Senate Committee Reports on Centralia Mine Disaster ‘Charges Negtigence by ‘Almost Everyone Concerned’

Negligence Blamed In Mine Disaster  Careless Blasting Was Primary Cause

Negligence Binmed in Centralia Mine Blast   Senate Group Declares Faulty Use of Explosives Responsible for Disaster

Southerners Rise To Defend Senator Bilbo   Sen. Overton Starts What May Develop Into a Filihueter

Los Angeles Mar Will Head Elks  _ Retiring Leader Raps Communism

11-Year-Old Bronx Boy Is Chewed To Death By 5 Dogs While Playing

Dogs Attack Police  ‘Pack Of Ferocious Terriers ‘Chews Small Boy To Pieces

Boy Clawed to Death by Dogs  Patrolman Sent to Crnea Savarvalo Hine

Boy Chewed to Death by Dogs   New York Policeman Also Injured by Pack

Attacks Of Bull Terrier Dog Pa Kill Boy, Seriousy Injure Offiger

Thousands More Driven from Homes by Raging Mississippi River in St. Louis Sector   Russia Spurns U.S. Plan To Help Europe   ‘Flying Saucers Are Seen Again   Jones Denies Black Legion Charges   Boy Chewed, Clawed To Death by Dog Pack

‘11-Year-Old Boy Killed by Dogs and! ee Badly Hurt When Sent To Investigate Case in New York City

Boy, 11, Killed By Pack of Terriers   Patrolmen Also — Injured Severely

11-Year-Old Boy Killed by Bull Dogs Which Also Attacked Rescuing Police

Boy Killed by Pack of Dogs In New York and Policeman Who Went to Rescue Injured

FIVE TERRIERS KILL BRONX BOY   Animals Chew Up Lad 11, As He Leaves Local Swimming Pool

BOY SLAIN BY PACK OF DOGS   POLICE OFFICER IS SEVERELY INJURED INVESTIGATING CASE

FIVE DOGS KILL TI-YEAR-OLD BO}   YOUTH CHEWED AND CLAWED TO DEATH—ONE ANIMAL KNOCKS DOWN “COP”

Speedy “Flying Saucers” Now Being Reported Throughout United States

U.S. To Make Greek Border Dispute Test Issue before Coming UN Assembly

Searchers Fail To Find Single Clue Of Vessel With 250 Aboard   Why WA VF were S Ft AREA aaa Sader ©  Disappearance Of -1,030-Ton Ship Written Off Today As Another “Unsolved  BRE. 4... “neg TL. Cc...

May Pressured Official, Claim   Lewis Demands rlatly Spurned   Ship’s Loss V ritten Off as ‘Unsolved’

Loss of Ship and 250 Persons Put Down as Unsolved Mystery of Sea

FEAR MISSING SHIP - BLOWN UP BY MINE   Vessel Lost Off Burma With 250 Aboard 

Soviet Claims U. S. to Blame “InGreek ‘War   Gromyko: Offers Solutior Previously Voted Down Re Goewwiy Crs

Reds Continue Attack On U. S. Moves In Greek Situation  Russians Present Resolution Blaming Greece For Unrest; Paper Is Copy of

GROMYKO ASSAILS AMERICAN HELP IN BITTER ATTACK   Urges Assembly to Establish Commission to Administer Aid.   MARSHALL PLAN HIT      Poland Calls on Delegates to Snub Outside Economic Program.

Andrei Gromyko Makes Charge In Assembly  Red Delegate Asks   Red Delegate Asks Withdrawal Of All U.S. Aid From  War-Torn Country

GROMYKO ATTACKS AMERICAN POLICY   RUSSIAN SAYS U. S. IS FOLLOWING “DANGEROUS PATH” IN GREECE.

Greek Situation Provides Soviet Fuel for Attack   Russia Says U. S. Would Undermine the United Nations Authority

U.S. Policies Undermining UN.--Soviets   Gromyko in New Bitter Attack on Our ‘Interference’

Envoy Fears U.N. Collapse   Gireumvention Seen Hf Greek Plan Fails

Red Delegate Lashes "Armed Intervention’ In Affairs of Greece   New Russian Resolution Demands Withdrawal of Foreign Troops from Balkan State; Moscow Labels American Path ‘Dangerous’

Russia Again Accuses U. §.   Gromyke- in Bitter Attock On American ‘Intorference” With U. AL in Greece

Russia Accuses U. S. of Attempting Justify Armed  Intervention in Greece

Reds Continue Attack On U. S. Moves In Greek Situation   Russians Present Resolution Blaming Greece For Unrest; Paper Is Copy of One Rejected by UN Security Coungil

Reds Accuse U. S. Of Interference  Says Action Might Cause U. N. Collapse

‘Russ Accuse Yanks of ,Harming UN  Gromyko Says _ Action May Cause Collapse

Russia Accuses America Of Trying To Undermine     TWlyttont NJlatinne Cpotarh   United Nations Setup   Gromyko Makes Bitter Attack On U, S. Action In Greeee. Mrs. Roose velt Issues Challenge.   Reparations Made For Ten Year Registration

Claim United Nations Is Undermined  by American Tactics   Interference in Greek Problem May Cause Downtall of World Oraanization, Gromvko Says

rows WARNS U.S. FOLLOWING ‘DANGEROUS PATH’  Soviets. Charge U.S. Attempting lo Find Excuse  For Force In Greece, Claim UN Is Threatened

  —TARGET—  ‘U.S. Acts Peril UN’ —Gromyko   LANGE URGES LOYALTY TOUN

“Double Deadline’ Coming Up  * * * *~ * *   Problem Posed For Millions Of American Taxpayers

C, . 0. CONTRACT WITH CHRYSLER {8 EXTENDED 30 DAYS   Action Believed to Eliminate  Strike in Automobile Industry.   2 SIDES TO CONTINUE WAGE NEGOTIATIONS   Ford Have Several Months to Ran.

Chrysler And Union Extend Working Pact   Due to Expire Today, Con: tract Will Continue in Foree for 30 Days

CHRYSLER UNION PACT EXTENDED   Contract With CIO Wil Continue In Effect For 30 Days More

shrysler-ClO 1715 act Extended Rer Thirty Days Is    15 Per Cent Rent Increase Is Up Again

CHRYSLER SIGNS PACT WITH CI0   Contract Extended 30 Days by Agreement—Terms May Be Renewed

Chrysler and (10 Contract [s Extended.   ‘Action Taken by Mutual Agreement; Wage Negotiations Are Beina Continued

St. John’s American Lutheran Church: To Install. Newly Elected: Officers.

POSTMASTER INQUIRY APPROVED BY G. 0. P   Senators Decide to Look Into 68 Pending Appointments by President Truman.

MORE: UNIONS BREAKING oF? FROM THE ‘RED. CON.  TROLLED: CENTRAL : ORGANIZATION

FRENCH LEAVE COMMIE UNIQN   Leaders of New Group Gaining Recruits

Sheriff Checks Kidnap Clue at Milwaukee   Governor, Madison Police Offer Aid to Fort Police

U.S, PACIFIC ISLAND PROPOSAL 1S SNAGGEL BEFORE U.N. COUNCIL  PROPOSED AMENDMENTS HOLDING UP APPROVAL OF AMERICAN PROGRAM

Plan To Take Over Islands In Pacifie Strikes Snags   Suggested Changes Are Being Offered By Other Countries

Police Capture Prison Fugitive   Convict Walks Into Simple Police Trap tm Mikworukee

Prisoner Walks Info Police Trap  He’s Captured at Home of His Mother

Wisconsin Convict Is Caught Entering His Mother’s Home   Simple Police Trap for Fugitive Succeeds; Nip Menard Lifer

Aides Switch Locks; Legal Action Filed   Georgia Governorship Continues In Muddle With Two Claimants

HALT ARNALL IN CAPITOL BUILDING   Herman Says He’s In Complete Charge   EX-GOVERNOR   To Set Up ‘Offices In Rotunda Of Capitol And In Downtown Atlanta

Rival Seizes’ Governorship In Dixie Feud   ‘Pretender’ Holds  Executive Offices And Mansion House

Arnall Barred From Office Are Mansion  ig Talmadge   Young Talmadge Uses State Police; Has Locks Chanaed

Troopers Guarding Entrance   Situation Tense In Fight Over Georgie Govearnorshis

Georgia Police Stand Guard af Mansion Doors   Threaten Force To Keep Arnall From Entering

—HALTED—_  ‘Don’t Use Key,’ Is . : Warning  _ ALSO BLOCKED ‘ FROM OFFICES

Four Troopers Bar Way To Mansion   Governorship Dispute Continues Today At Statehouse Also

USES ROTUNDA FOR QUARTERS; GOES TO COURT   Secretary Blocks Entrance ‘As Georgia Battle Over Governor Rages On

‘More Money Speculators Lose In Grain Dealings, Better Off The Nation Is, Says Canadian

MERGER ‘ESSENTIAL’, MARSHALL DECLARES   Secretary Rejects Further Testimony On Unification

Service Force Merger Backed By Secretary   GEORGE MARSHALL FIR™ IN STAND FOR PROPOSAL

Marshall Says He Favors Unity Of Army-Navy   Bill Expected To Reach Senate Today.

Marshall Says Army -Navy Union Is ‘Essential’   Armed Forces Unification Biil To Be Sent to Senate Floor This Week.

Merger Armed Forces Issue Nears Climax   Marshall Restates His Be lief As Soldier That Unification Is “Rosential’?

MARSHALL FAVORS UNIFICATION PLAN ESSENTIAL TO U. S.   Shies Away From Testimony on Issues; Passage This Year  Is Not ‘Likely

Marshall Supports Army-Navy Union  Reaffirms Views On Merger Plan

Still Favors Unification   But Marshall Guards Statement On: ArmyNavy Merger Bill

Marshall Says Forces’ Merger Is Essential   Objects To Further Testimony Because Of Present Status

Marshall Puts Essential Tag On Army-Navy Merger Action   Hotly-Disputed Bill May Reach Senate Floor During Week

Armed Unity Plea Revived By Marshall   Secretary Shies From Testimony  On Merger Plan

Marshall Avers Amy: Navy ui Is Essential  Unification: Bill May Reach‘Senate — By End Of Week

Marshall Tells: Unified Armed Services Need   Merger Measure Passage Is Seen

Marshall Says Service Merger is “Essential”   Asks to Be Relieved of Further Testimony As Showdown Neore

Marshall Wants Out Of Merger Question At Senate Hearing   Diplomatic Status Given as Reason; Still Backs Plan

Marshall Holds That Unification Is.Essential’  Asks to Be Relieved OFf Givina Testimony

Plan To Merge Services Not On Rush List   Secretary Marshall Calls Army - Navy Unification  Rasential.

Armed Forces Merger Backec  By Marshall   Secretary Of State Reaffirms Position Announced Earlier

Marshall Supports Merger Bill   Measure May Be Cleared to Senate Floor by Weekend

Close Vote Fails To Give Issue Strength Necessary To Override Certain Veto

Senate Approves Tax Slash Bill ©   60-32 Vote Two Short of Margin’ Necded to Beat Promised Veto

Two Republicans Voted With 30 Democrats In Opposing Measure President Promises to Veto

— o Take Quick Action On Veto Of Mea  GOPs Fail To Get Two- Thirds Marain In Okay Of Tax Slash

SENATE APPROVES INCOME TAX CUT BILL, 60 70 32   Vote Is Two Less Than Twothirds Majority Needed to Override Promised Vota,   ROLL CALL A JOLT TO G. 0. P. LEADERS   Truman Promises to Act Promptly on Measure When it Reaches Him, Probably Today or Tomorrow.

Senators Vote 60-32 In Favor Of Tax Cut Bill   Tally Two Less Than Two-Thirds Majority To Override Veto

Senate Votes Tax Reduction  Bill, 60 to 32   Ballots for Passage 2 Less Than Number Needed to Override

Senate Passes Income  Tax Cut Bill  Vote Is 60-32, Not Enough to Override Veto

Senate Passes Tax Cut Bill For Second Time   Ballot of 60 to 32 Falls Two Short Of Two-Thirds Edge

WAY CLEARED FOR TRUMAN TO EXERCISE VETO   Senate Passes Income Tax Bill by 60 to 32;  Prompt Action Seen

Tax Cut Bill Is Approved By Senate   Vote Two Less Thar Will Be Needed  To Override Veto

Senate Votes Cut in Taxes  By 60 to 32   Count Two Shy of Total Required to Override Pramised Veto

Short Two. Votes Of Two - Thirds   Republican Leadership Dealt Blow By Roll Call Showing Possible Defeat By Veto

SENATE OKAYS TAX SLASH BILL BY 60-32 VOTE   Less Than Two - Thirds Margin Gives GOP Leaders A Jolt

Margin Short By Two Votes To Beat Veto   Measure Passes On Sec. ond Try By Vote of 60 Te 32

Under Total Required To Defeat Veto   Prompt Action On Measure Promised Leaders By Truman

MARGIN FALLS SHORT OF GOP EXPECTATIONS   Senate Vote Two Less Than Necessary To Override Veto

Senate Passes Income Tax Cut Bill  Vote Is 60-32, Not Enough ta Quariida UVatr

Senate Passes Tax Gat. ‘Bil; Shy 2VotesNee fed Te Over-Ride Any V Vets         Rell Gali Seats Jolt Ye Republicon Loadersitix As 69 Yo 32 Tally Entered; Tremon Retion Premleed Sucedily mo

3-Hour Blaze Razes  Treasure Island   Six Showplaces of 1939-40 Golden Gate Exposition Destroyed, 33 Injured

TREASURE ISLE FIRE IS COSTLY   Loss Between Five and Six Million Dollars

Flames Turn Treasure Island Naval Installations Into Charred Ruins

Parliamentary Move to Halt Bilbo Studied  Final Decision Will Be Made at Conference Today

Republicans Act To Bar Bilbo  At Senate Door  Committee Probers Charge Senator Misused Office

POLICY BOARD OF GOP SETS OUSTER ACTION   Accusation Against _ ‘The Man’ Filed « @ After Inquiry

RURAL AID TEACHERS BONUS INCLUDED IN LEGISLATURE ACTION  RAPID PASSAGE. WITH   RAPID PASSAGE, WITH GOVERNOR’S SIGNATURE, TO MAKE EFFECT PROMPT

2 Lives Are Lost  In Car-Train Cras  Woman and Her Sor Die; 3 Others Injured

FORD ClO GET NEW CONTRACT   Pension Plan Embodied In Terms Of Auto W orkers Pact

N egro-Haters Are Held On Morals Charge   Official Of Columbians Inc., and Secretary Are Charged With Fornication and Adultery

Food Costs in Pennsylvania U; 2 Percent in 3-Month Period, . Rise 32.7 Percent in Year —

Several States: Have Off-Year Vote Next Week  * Kentucky Governor Race Clacaly Watcher

FEW TRENDS DUE IN TUESDAY VOTE   Kentucky’s Governor Fight Holds National Interest

NONATIONAL TREND SEEN IN TUESDAY VOTE   New York, Ohio Only Two States to Ballot on Soldier Bonus

Off-Year Elections Next Tuesday Expected To Produce Few “Trends”   Close “Contest Seen In Kentucky Gubernatorie Vote; Six After Bilbo’s Seat In Mississippi, While Several House Seats At Stake.

1948 Trends Sought From Polls Tuesday   Seven in Race for Senate Seat of Theodore Bilbo

\Nation Goes 'ToPollsOn ‘Tuesday   Some Senators And Representatives And State Officials To, Re Flected

Although. Taft-Hartley Law, and Prices Have Figured in Some Races; List State Senate Contest

Several States: Have Off-Year Vote Next Week  Kentucky Governor nk en a ee

MINES RETURNED TO OPERATORS BY GOVERNMENT   Owners Face Headache Of Signing Contract With Lewis’ Union

Schwellenbach Postpones Bid On Conference   Feels Operators and Lewis Should Have Time to Reach Terms

Reds Oppesed to Truman Aid Plan   Manister Charges Interference in Greece From  United States BEFORE U.N. COUNCIL  ati Pa en      Gromyko Says Ex-Axis Col: laborators Hold Key Spots in Athens

Russia Flays  Greek Policy   U. S. Charged With ‘Crudest’ Part By Gromyko

Soviets Claim ‘Crude’ U.S. Interference  U.N. Delegate Make: Scathing Attack on Actions in Greece 

GROMYKO FLAYS U, §., CHARGES INTERFERENCE   Russian Blames America with Meddling in Greece—Refers To Truman Program

Soviets Lash U. S. Program in Greece   Andrei Gromyko Tells U. N. Security Council American Aid Is “Crudest Interference” In Internal Affairs of Balkan States.

Temperatures   Russian Blasts U.S. for Plan To Aid Greece   ‘Crudest Interference’ Is Gromyko’s Tag for Truman Program: Says Axis Collaborators on Government Staffs

Soviets Blast United States  Interference   Gromyko Says Situation Worsens Daily; Charges Axis Officials In Responsible Posts

Gromyko Scores Truman Aid Plan   Charges “Crudest Interference” in Greek Internal Affaire Te Emannatina fram IITraitod Statoe

Soviet Hits U.S. ‘Interference’ in Greece  ek eae Ma de! TEC Aadiane Ara ‘Baal Danner’: Rejects US. Charaes   Russia Must ‘Put Up or Shut Up'—U.S.

U.S. Is Interfering In Greece-Russia  Gromyko Refers to Truman Aid Program

Russia Charges US with ‘Crude’ fireek Interference   Gromyko Says Foreign Action Making Greek Situation Worse Daily

Russia Answers US. Pledge To  Protect Greece   Charges Ex-Axis Collaborators Hold Prominent Posts.

Aid to Greece Angers Russia  Interference in Internal Affaire Characd hy Savict«

Gromyko Charges Meddling By U.S. In Greek Affairs   Russian Delegate Speaks In Answer To American Pledge

Reterence To iruman Aid in Speech to U.N.   Minister Says Situation “Worsen. ing’ In Nation; More “Reds” In State Dept.

Russia Charges Interference in Greek Affairs   U.S. Aid Program   U. 5. Aid Program Attacked Before Security Council

Soviets Term U.S. Greek Assistance As “Interference”   America's Good Faith In Restoring Order’ . To Balkans Challenged By Andrei Gromvko

Interference In Greek Affairs Is Charged By Reds   Truman Aid Plan Is Believed Subject _OF Gromyke Attack

U.S. Target Of Russians   Claim Interference In Greece’s Affairs

Russia Says Greek. InterferenéeComes  Mainly From U.S.’   Gr omyko ‘Says. . For reign Meddling Woreens _ Situation. With  ‘Each: Dav —- WC

COUNCIL HEARS TIRADE AGAINST AID PROGRAM   DELEGATE CHARGES EX-COLLOBORATORS HOLD GREEK OFFICE

SOVIET BLASTS U, S, ACTION IN GREECE   Reds Say ‘Crude Interference’ Worsens Affairs

I'la ys ‘Truman Aid Program  In U.N. Couneil   Soviet Foreign Deputy Absolves Satellites  Of American Claim They Aid Red Bands

Gromyko Slashes — At U.S.   Tells Sec rity :Council.‘ “Crud t” Interference in Greece Comes From America

Soviets Blame U. S. for Interference in Troubles of Greece   Gromkyo Says Americz Worsens Situation Inside Nation

U.S. Charged With ‘Crude’ Interference  Gromyko Accuses America Of Worsening

U.S. Actions In Greeee Hi   "Crudest Interference’  Gromyko's Claim A U.N. Session

SOVIETS BLAST AID PROGRAM AT LAKE SUCCESS   Says Ex-Axis Collaborators Hold Key Positions in Athens Government

Russians Use Balkan Crisis In New Charge   UN SECURITY COUNCIL HEARS SOVIET ANSWER

Russian Charges Greek Interference Coming From U.S.  Americans Expected

‘Crudest’ Interference Into Greek Situation  "Charged U. S. by Russia

UN Security Council Hears Russ Charges   Gromyko Says Foreign Interference Makes Situation In Greece Worse Every Day

Gromyko Says Axis Friends In Greek Rule   Russian Tells U.N. Council Couditione Worser

REDS SAY U.S, AIDIS CRUDE   Gromvko Charges That Foreign Interference Is Making The Situation Worse Daily Inside Greece.

BOY ARRAIGNED IN PAL’S DEATH   ‘Attorney Enters Plea of Innocent for Lad Accused of Murder in N. J.

Youthful Slayer Pleads Innocent  Hearing Continued to Friday Morning

ENTERS PLEA OF INNOCEN'   14-Year Old Youth Charged with Murdering His Pal

Emporian Is Appointed Veterans’ Affairs Head   Kay Overpeck Is Named By Governor Carlson io Succeed Willom .Manurncnc

Indonesian Rebels Give Truce Order   *Cease-Fire’ Message May Be Slow Reaching Fronts

Both Warring Nations Agree To Cease Fire   Dutch Land More Troops; Say They Will Join Truce

Indonesians to End Fighting in Java Both Sides Issue  Cease-Fire Order ~~ 2 a 

VAN MOOK RAPS COUNCIL ORDER AFTER HIS 0. K.   Dutch Announce New Gains Before Fighting Truce Becomes Effective

Fighting Ends  In Indonesia   Cease-Fire Orders Are Given Both Sides On UN Demand

Dutch War Ends After U.N. Appeal   Indonesia-Netherlands Agreement Gives First United Nations Victory

Cease Fire Order Given   Thdonesia Joins In Sim ‘ilar. Action ‘Yakén By Dutch. Victory For Couneil *

Indonesians Join in Peace Move   Officials Caution End Of Shooting Still Leaves Difficulties

Dutch, Javanese Will Obey Cease-Fire Demands; U.N. Elated Over First Victory

United Nations Wins First Victory in Fight for World Peace as Both Sides Decide To Quit.   INDONESIANS ASK DUTCH WITHDRAWAL

Move Held Victory For U.N.    Dutch Make Landing 12 Hours Before Fichtine Deadline

Both Sides Order Cease Fire’ in East Indies War  U.N. Elated Over   U.N. Elated Over Success of Order Given Last Friday

Republic and Dutch Instruct Troops to Halt   Action Comes Only 3 Days After Demand from Security Council

UN Registers First Major Peace Victory   Republic And Dutch Leaders Issue Orders

CEASE FIRE . ORDER ISSUED BY REPUBLIC   Announcement Of Orde Follows Action By © Dutch Officials

Step Shooting in East Indies War   Dutch and Indonesian Re: public Respond to Call of N.   A VICTORY FOR PEACE      Ampertial Committee To En force **Cease-Firing™ Order

Dutch, Indonesians Heed United Nations Order Fighting End   Orders Give Securit y Council its First Major Victory

Cease-ire Orders Given In Indonesia   Both Factions Spurn U.S. Mediation, Ask Commission of Nation

ORDERED BY INDONESIANS   Republic Joins Dutch in Bowing to Demand of the United Nations That Hostilities Be Concluded Immediately.

Indonesian Hostilities  Are Halted   Republic Joins Dutch In Ordering Troops To Cease Fire; Big Victory For U.N.

Cease Fire Order Ends 15-Day War   Indonesian Republic and Dutch Adhere to Orders From United Nations To Stop Conflict.

Agreement Gives United Nations Its First Peace Victory; Details For Arbitration Of Differences Yet To Be Made

Indonesians Join Dutch in Issuing Cease-Fire Order   Instructions Go To Troops Today

Both Factions Issue Orders To Halt Firing   Republicans Seeking Withdrawal Of All Netherland Troops

Joint Call to End All Indonesian Hostility.  Big Victory for U.N.

Issues Demand To Dutch, Indonese To Quit Fighting: Truce Called:

U.N. Gains Big Victory   Indonesian Republic Joins ,Dutch In Announcing Cease-Fire Order

MOVE IS SEEN AS VICTORY FOR U.N.   By Dutch On East Coast Of Java 12 Hours Before Hostilities End

FIRING CEASES IN INDONESIA, DUTCH BATTLE   Republican Hostilities Halted Giving U.N. Great Victory

Dutch Joined by Indonese on UN Order   Order to Cease Fighting Issued "Monday Midnight

Indonesians, Join Dutch In ‘Cease Fire’ To Troops   Hostilities Cease as United Nations Wins First Big Victory For Peace

Cease Fire Order given By Both In Fast Indies ‘War’  United Nations Wins * First Victory For Peace With Truce

Cease Fire Orders Given By Both Dutch And Indonesian Leaders   Action Is First  Triumph For UN   Security Council Will Work Out Details For Agreement In Indies

Indonesian Troops  .  Receive Orders To Cease F iring   Republie Apparently Does Not Favor Il © Madiasian

 —INDONESIA — Armistice  Effective at Midnight  DEMARCATION LINE ASKED

Dutch and Indonesians Order Cease Firing in Answer to Plea From UN.

Cease Fire Orders Assued in Indonesia   Republican and Dutch Leaders Call for Halt In Hostilities; Action Gives United Nations First Big Victory for Peace

Both Sides Acton U.N,  Directives   Islanders Request Aid in Communicating Order To Cease Firing; Also   Ask for Mediators

Republic, Dutch Troops Ordered To Cease Fire   Two Weeks of War For Indonesians Brought to Close

Cease-Fire Order Issued By Indonesia  Republican Move Follows Similar Order by Dutch

INDONESIANS AGREE TO UN ‘CEASE FIRE’   Halting of lostilities By Both Sides Gives UN First Viectery

Hostilifies End As UN Scores Peace Victory   Indonesians Join Dutch In Ordering Halt To Fighting

Victory For UN As Indonesians And Dutch Quit  Cease Fire Order Is Given For Tonight; Difficulties Remain

U.N. 1S GIVEN FIRST VICTORY TOWARD PEACE   Indonesia Joins Dutcl In Plan to Halt Hostilities

Big U.N. Victory For Peace   Dutch and Indonesians Comply With Order to Cease Hostilities; First Such Test For Avrency

United Nations Gains Initial World Victery   Indonesians Make Am nouncement Early Today After Dutch Halt Ad vance Sunday   Republicans Want Order Supervised   15-Day War To End Off— cially At Midnight Tonight Under Cease Fire Orders

Indonesians Jon Dutch fn Stopping Fire   Order Ends Hostilities; Victory For United Nations.

OBEY U.N. ORDER END HOSTILITIES IN EAST INDIES   ARGUE WITHDRAWAL OF DUTCH TROOPS FROM SEIZED AREAS

United Nations Claims Victory   Indonesian Order Halts Warfare With Dutch

Indonesians Get  Stop-Fire Order   Parallels Similar Order Issued By Dutch: U. N. Scores Big Victory

Indonesians Give_  Cease-Fire Order   Thus U.N. Gets Its. Firs! Big Peace Victory;  : to Broadcasl

"Cease Firing’ Orders Issued On Both Sides   First Big Victory For Peace Won By United Nations

Join in Truce in Indonesia   UN Wins First Big Victory for Peace in Issuing Cease-Fire Order

UN Wins First Move For Peace   Dutch, Indonesians Heed Orders by Security Council To Cease Firina

Halting Of War In Java Major  Victory For U.N.   Indonesians, Dutch Cease Firing; Difficult Issues Still To Be Settled.

Both Nations Obey Command To Cease Fire   Step Marks First Accomplishment Of U. N. Toward Preservina Peace

DUTCH TROOPS AND NATIVES CEASE FIRING   PEACE ORDERS ARE BIG VICTORY FOR U. N. COUNCIL

Indies Conflict Ceases   Indonesians Join Dutch in Stopping Hostilities on United Nations Order

Indonesia ‘War Halted By UN Plea   Organization Scores Major Victory For Peace As Cease-Fire Orders Are Given

Big UN Victory Won With End of Fichtina Slated   President Soekarno Scheduled To Address Forces of Republic

BOTH SIDES QUIT FIGHTING 10 END INDONESIAN WAR   East Indies Republic Issues Cease Fire Order Follow‘ing Similar Action bv Dutch Forces.   -_ U. N, VICTORY SEEN IN COMPLIANCE   Appointment of International Commission to Supervise Return of Peace Is to Be Sought.

FIGHTING WOULD CEASE IN JAVA   Indonesian Republic Joins the Dutch in Announcing Halt To Hostilities

U, S. MILITARY MISSION  STARTS WORK TO REMODEL OUTMODED TURKISH ARMY

. $. BEGINS MILITARY AID TO THE TURKS   American Mission Gets Down to Business of Helping Ankara Build Up Its Outmoded Army With Yankee Funds.

U.S. Military Mission to Turkey Starts Its Work   ‘First Task to Check Turkish Claims Against Reports of U.S. Invectinatac.

US, Mission To Help Turkey Is Already On Hand   Arrives In Ankara By Plane And To Start At: Once.

Deadlock Over Security Council Member Unbroken   10th Ballot Fails to Solve Dispute

Czechs Balk At Accepting Pi olish Seat   UN Assembly Unable To Break Crucial East-West Deadlock On Issue

Senate Leaves Door Open for Tax Cut   Debt Reduction Funds Designated

Six County ‘Levies Are Suggested   Retail Sales, Auto Ownership, Meals, Liquor Fee Among  "Pers Waeswive swans)   ‘Program Optional

Dewey Asks Legislature to Permit Localities io Impose Special Taxes Of Estimatec $111,000 a Year to  Offset Increases in Operating Costs

House Committee Cuts Foreign Aid Program  Army's Request for Occupied Areas Also Slashed: Taber Hits ‘Shenaniaans’

China Cut Out Of Foreign Aid Bill by House   ‘Stop Shenanigans’ With Taxpayers Money, Warning Civan

Bilbo’s Status Is Hard ToChart   Here Are Principa Highlights Up To  Present Time

It Was All a Mixup in Senate  Bilbo Stopped at Door and Seat--But Actually Wasn’t

Stormy Life For U.N. Is Predicted   Experts Conclude That Henceforth U. 8. And Russia Will Challenge  Each Other   DIRECT RESULT OF MOVE TO AID GREECE

Stormy Sessions Of UN Predicted   Russia and U. S. Expected To Battle on Each Issue

Stassen Hits Dewey Stand   Would-be GOP Candidate Asks Frank Discussion: Taft on Platform

BASEBALL PARK DRIVE PASSES S40 000 MARK   Preliminary Construction Work Begun on Field

425 Met Death In Holiday Accidents   Mich. Third ‘In Nation With 30 Fatalities

New Orleans Battles Serious Floods in Wake  Of Hurricane   At Least Twelve Deaths  Reported: Large Area Under Water

GROGGY CITY NOW FACES. FLOOD DANGER   Eleven-Day-Old — Tropical Hurricane Moves Beyond Shreveport.   Damage to Property To Run Into Millions

Russia Makes Change in Envoys To United States  Diplomats Uncertain Of the Significance Of Soviet Move

REDS CHANCE AMBASSADOR   Novikov Relieved of Post In U. S., Panyushkin Is  Named Successor

Russia Announces Ambassadors To U. 5. Are Changed  Diplomats Uncertain Of Possible Meaning

RUSSIA SHIFTS ENVOYS TO U.S,   NIKOLAI NOVIKOV TO BE REPLACED BY FORMER AiBASSADOR TO CHINA.

TOMMY AND BENNY USE FISTICUFFS   Dorsey Gives One-Two To Goodman After A Few Vernal Punches

BENNY GOODMAN FLOORED IN FIGHT   Clarinet Hing Knocked Down, by Tommy Dorsey Following Hot Words at Recording. Session.

In This Corner, Tough Tommy’ Dorsey; In the Ofher, Benny Goodman, Unable To Punch His Way Out of a Paper Sack

SHERIFF WITH BAD RECORD IS BOMB VICTIM   Southern Killer Is Victim of Booby-Trap In Automobile

Bill Ready for House That Would Restore “Voice of America” Broadcasts

Congress to Soften Blow To Marshall   Move Under Way to Give State Chieftain Some Things He Seek:

House. Senate Set to Act on Marshall Plans   Foreign Relief Fund May Be Restored to Its Original Figure

Mundt Pushes Broadcast Bil   Senate Due to Vote Funds Far Furone. China Aid

CONGRESS MAY TAKE ACTION TC SOFTEN BLOWS   Key Measures As Advocated by Marshall Advanced

Senate Action Due On Relief Measures   Congress ‘May Also Ac On State Department Requests _

Secretary of State Backs Up Assistant   Charge of ‘Rude Slander” Denied; Acheson’s Remarks Held Correct

DEAN ACHESON WINS SUPPORT OF MARSHALL   Charge of Hostility Refuted as Soviet Policy Scored

Paraguay Sends Planes Over Rebels  environ on: La!   Concepcion, Held By Rebels, Target Of Punitive Thrust

Grain Prices Dip for Second Straight Day   Some Consumers Turn To Substitutes for More Expensive Foods

GRAIN PRICES SLUMP SECOND STRAIGHT DAY   Many Consumers Turning To Substitutes For Expensive Foods

Grain Prices Crash Friday   Demand For HighPric ed Food Items Slump In Some Cities.

LIVESTOCK AND GRAIN MARKETS DOWN SLIGHTLY   All Grains Decline In Face Of Agriculture Department Report   DEMAND FOR HIGH PRICE ITEMS DROPS

Grain Prices Slump Friday On All Fronts   High-Priced Food Items Drop In Nation's ' Markets

Grain Prices Drop Again In Major Markets   High-Priced Food Demand Slumps In Retail Stores

GRAIN PRICES CRASH; CATTLE DRIFT LOWER   WHOLESALE FOODS REACH ALL-TIME PEAK IN COST

NOSEDIVE tS TAKEN IN GRAIN PRICES  Roma Mey ¢ Ge Kowetemy, eee Oe   Crash Occurs Friday In Practically All American Markets

GRAIN PRICES CRASH FOR 2D STRAIGHT DAY   Wholesale Food Prices Hit All-Time Peaks As Grains Drop

PAIR MURDERED IN TORONTO, ONT.   Bodies Of Married Mar And Girl, 21, Stuffed In Back Of Auto

‘Wastes’ on Road To Panama Hit   Senate Probers Say War Project *Multimillion Dollar Mistake’

Highway Project Ts Termed Costly Mistake  Senate Committee Investigates U.S... Panama Link

Highway Project Ts Termed Costly Mistake  ~ Senate Committee Investigates a

Highway Link To Canal Hit As ‘Mistake’   Senators Say $20,000,000 Motor Road Will Cost $139.000.00D

Wartime Highway Project Called Mistake By Senate   War Investigating Grour Reports On Panama U. S. Roadway

Road to Panama Canal Termed Hurried Mistake   Cost of Completion Set at $139 Million By Senate Committee

Explanation To Be Asked Of Russians   Marshall To Present New Unification Plan

Bevin to Challenge Molotov  Botetehk Charactiant   British Questions Russion Policy  Towards German Prisoners of Wor

BEVIN, MOLOTOV IN DEBATE OVER PRISONERS’ USE   British Secretary to Ask Explanation of Soviet Actions

Bevin of Britain To Ask Molotov For Explanations   Information Sought Of Russian Handling Of Nazi Prisoners

Nazi Industrial Chiefs Accused   24 Officials of . G. Farben Face Trial June 1 As War Criminals

Nazi Business  Heads Indicted   24 Farben Leaders Face Possible Death

TRUMAN SIGNS DEATH OF OPA, KEEPS CONTROL   Rent, Sugar Action Expected Soon In Congress

Truman’ Signs Bill Ending ’ OPA June’ "30   Extends Rent, Sugar. Controls Pending . Action by Congress <

ee ee ee a 'T™ R WH WT eA 8 —_—mw" a6 ww a  Costa Rican War Bride Brings International F lavor to Town   Knows Politics: Uncle Former

Costa Rican War Bride Brings International Flavor to Town   Knows Politics; Uncle Former President

All Negro Schools And Churches Are Reported Burned   Loganville, Georgia, Mavor Says No Progress Is Made in Search

Warren Offers Bill to Pay All ‘Doctors’ Bills   Will Cover 3,000,000 Peo,_ Ble; Pay Roll Tax Planned

Withdraws From Paris Talks   Fourteen Nations Have Accepted Bids to Conclave

REPARATIONS FOR GERMANY STUDIED   Big Four Getting Major Problems Lined Up Fo  Discussion.

Legislature Face: Most Important Week Of Session   Financial Program Order Of Business For Tomorrow

Vital Week Faces Solons  On Goat Hill   State Legislature Reconvenes Tomorrow To Consider Important Measure

MT. ETNAIS FORTH LAVA  1 t   Red. Hot Stream Threatens Village on Slope

  MOUNT ETNA IN ERUPTION   Residents of Nearby Areas Stand Ready For Evac uation As Lava Starts.

MT. ETNA OPENS UP NEW CRATER   RED HOT LAVA HEALS FOR SICILIAN VILLAGE

HAMMER SLAYER GETS LIFE TERM   Marion Jury Convicts Handyman in Girl’s Death

Disease Killed Those Three Cows   Not Hunters” Bullets, os First Reported

Ford Motor Co. Strike Is Averted   Agreement Gives Union Protection From  TaftHartley Act Provisions

Agreement Is Reached With Union   Taft-Hartley Law Dispute Referred to Commission  for Study

Gives Local Protection Up To Year   110-Man Council Stamps OK On Agreement; But Strike Still Possible Over  Pension Plan

Noon Strike At Ford Is Averted as UAW Wins  ProtectionFromPenalty

Strike at Ford Plants Averted By Peace Pact   Union Protected From Taft-Hartley Bill Penalties

Poland Appeals For U.S. Relief   15 Million Share Concelled July 23

Poland Appeals for U. $. Relief  Asks Restoration at Canerallan Alia

BLAMES PARENT FOR CONDITIONS   Hoover Says Neglect Ai Home Responsible For Delinquency

School Dispute Shifts to Court   Strike Hits Firing Of Superintendent

LaGuardia Pleads For New Homes   Pupils Strike Case Goes to Cincinnati Court

‘PRAVDA AGAIN MAKES CLAIM U.S, TRAINING JAP AIRMEN   COMMUNIST PARTY ~ NEWS. PAPER’ DISCREDITED RUMOR AS FACT IN ITS EDITION TODAY’

U.§., BRITAIN CONSIDERING EMBARGO   May Halt Iron And Steel Shipments To Russia   Say Russians Are Behind  In Delivery Of Exchange Items To Germany

Flow of German lron and Steel fo Russia Retarded   Soviet Zone Fails to Deliver Goods, U. S. And Britain Charge

Brifish, Americans Cut Steel Moving Into Sovie! Zone   Say Russian Zone Fails Te Keep Trade Agreement; May Make Embargo Complete

Declare Steel Cut To Russia By British-U. S   Claims Slash’ Made Be. . cause Lack Of  Sovie Committments. .

SOVIETS a 1 FULFILL      American and _ British Curtail Shipments of Seel, Iron Ianto Red Zone

Shipments O! Steel Cut To Soviet Zone 'U. S., British Considering —

STEEL EMBARGO AIMED AT REDS   ‘Anglo-American Action Taken In Reich Zone After Soviets Ignore Pledges

Sharp Cut in German Iron To Soviet Zone   U.S., Britain Claim Russia Has Failed To Fulfill Food:-Agreement

CRACK DOWN ON RUSSIANS—  Reduce Shi pments Of Iron, Steel To Reds

US.; British Cut Shipments      Considering ‘Total Embar go Against Russia On _ Tron’ And Steel.

IRON, STEEL CUT TO RUSSIAN ZONE   U. S., British Officials Sa’ Red Commitments Lag

Stormy Session To Start Tuesday  Corpus Christi Representative to   Corpus Christi Representative to Demand Seat from ‘New’ District

Hemisphere Defense  Pact Is Completed   Last Minute Compromise Drops Application to Areas under Temporary Jurisdiction

DEFENSE PACT ‘DISPUTES ARE — ALL SETTLED   : ee AGREEMENT AMONG THE NATIONS OF WESTERN HEMI. SPHERE TO SOON BE-  COME EFFECTIVE

TREATY IS RATIFIED   hilippine Senate Vote 18 to @ to Permit LU. S. Bases

Tr agedy Mars Aerial Races  At Cleveland   Cook Cleland Wins Thompson Trophy; Fliers Plan Tighter Safety Rules

Races Wildest In Air History  Four Planes Crash, One Pilot Killed

4 Planes Crashin Record-Breaking National Air Races at Cleveland

CLELAND SETS FLIGHT RECORD   One Killed And Two Injured In Four Spills At Landing

New Air Marks Set at Cleveland  Thompson Classic Wildest in History

World’s Closed Course Record Set at Air Races; Pilots Seek Rule Change As Four Crash, One Dies

Set New Air Race Records.   Cleland Béosts Closed Course Mark to 396.1» MPH; ; One Dead, Two ““Ininted in Crashes

Air Racing Champs Go Home With $100,000 In Prizes ‘From “Wildest” Race In History of Sports Classic

1 Dead, 2 Hurt And 1 Unhurt During Air Race  Unauthorized Plane In Race; Pilot Leaps In Chute Before Fans

After Wildest Day Of Air Racing, Pilots’ Association Studies Rules For More Safety

One PHO Killed  Cleland Cops Honors, Sets World Mark At Air Races      Lynchburger Injured In Series Of Three Crashes At Classic

FOUR CRASH IN THOMPOOR AIR CLASSIC   World Record Set During Wildest 30 Minutes in Air Race History.

Professional Pilots To Seek " Changes In Race Regu. lations, Avert Future Mishaps .

Air Racing's Champs Take Down Big Sum   One Pilot Dies, Two Injured In Cleveland

4 Planes Crash,  Pilot Killed, New Record Set In National Air Race

Wildest Half Hour In Air Race Annals... .  Pilot Is Killed As Four Planes Crash At Races

Sport Flying’s Wildest Race ! ‘Marks End of National Meet  ‘One Dead, Two Injured in Contest

Air Races See Pilot Killed, New Marks Set   Thompson Event Brings Death to Popular Flier

C. Cleland Boosts “World’s Recor dto. ~ 396. 1 Miles  .-An Hour.’

WILDEST RAGES EVER STAGED IN NATIONAL AIR EVENTS MONDAY  MANY RECORDS BROKEN AS FOUR PLANES FALL,

CLELAND SETS AIR RACE MARK    Killed and 2 Injured in Wild Thompson Dash

HERBERT VISIT STIRS RUMORS AMONG CHIDANS   Governor Meets with Taft. Bricker and Other Ohio Congressmen Today

Taft Asks Budget Cuts Ahead of Tax Reductions  Compromise on Pledg Of Economy Is Souaht by Senator

Senate-House Compromise Sought... .  Taft Seeks To End Budget Difference

Taft Calls for * Early Decision To Trim Budget   Urges Action on Eeonomy Compromise.

Taft Calls For Decision  On Budget  To Ask Leaders For Compromise On Economies

Taft Planning Deep Tax Cut   Calls for Senate-House Decision On Budact Slashina This Weck

Taft Calls For Senate-House Decision This Week On Budget Trimming Pledges Made Mar. 3   Seeks Committment Ahead Of Scheduled Senate Action Next Week On Tax Cut Bill

TAFT CALLS FOR BUDGET DECISION   Asks Trimming Move Ahead Of Tax Cut Action

Taft Calls for Joint Tax Decision  Asks House, Senate Budget Conference

Taft Calls For Budget Trim Before Action   Ask Both Sides For Compromise; Senate Votes On  Bill Next Week.:

SEN, TART CALLS FOR BUDGET TRIMMING DECIDE ON AHEAD OF SENATE ACTION ON TAX CUT BILL

Budeet Trimming Action Called For by Senator Tatt Ahead of Tax Cut Bill

Taft Asks House, Senate Decide On Budget Trimming   Action On Tax Cut Bill Is Set For Next Week

Taft Seeking Early Action On Slashes   Wants Budget Put Ahead Of Tax Reduction

BUDGET VERDICT SOUGHT BY TAFT   QOhioan Drives For Decisior   Before Tax Cut Debate

Maps Plans For Tax Debate   Taft Calls For Early Decision On Cutting Program

TAFT CALLS FOR MEET ON BUDGET CUT MEASURE   Seeks Decision Before Solons Start Work on Tax Reduction Bill

Taft Wants Decision. On Budget Cuts   Wants Action Fo Precede Decision On Income Tex Cut

BUDGET DECISIONS REQUESTED BEFORE TAX CUT TAKEN UP   Republicans Seek to Get Program Outlined in Advance of Senate Debate

Hew Deep The Knife?  Senate-House  Budget Slicing Accord Asked By GOP Chief   Taft Seeks Decision Before Tax Slashing Debates Get Started

GEORGIA FUNDS SHUT OFF UNTIL COURTS DECIDE   ‘State Treasurer Declares   Intention To Await : Decision   RIVALS ARE DEBATING ON THEIR NEXT STEPS

eee  MONEY STOPPAGE PLAN THREATENED   Georgia State Treasurer Tells Claimants to Have Court Decide Question

Georgia. (Claimants. Told To Make Peace   State. Treasurer To Shut Off Money Pending Court Test _—>

larty Leaders Regret Wallace Plan To Tour Nation Boosting for Russia

BOTH PARTIES WORRY OVER WALLACE   Concerned Over His Plan for Tour of Country

WALLACE’S TOUR OF THE U.S. TO BE CAREFULLY WATCHED   POLITICIANS OF BOTH PARTIES ARE INTERESTED IN LEARNING IF HE BAS INFLUENCE

VET GROUPS DISAGREE ON BONUS PLAN   Some Favor Sales Tax, Others General Property Levy To Finance Measure

Britain May  Urge Police In Holy Land  Will Lay Position Before U. N. Grow

VIRGINIA HILL IS NEAR DEATH   ‘Slein Gangster’s Girl Friend Reported In Critii cal Condition

School Aid Bill Creates ‘Jam In Legislature   See No Chance For Adjournment This Week Unless Measure Is Pushed Through

1805 1S LE MARS SHARE ONLIUOR   State Store e Profits Are Divided On Basis of -~ Population

$1800 18 LE MARS SHARE ON LIQUOR      State Store Profits Are Divided On Basis of  -* Population

Posse Hunts W. Va. Killer Of 4 Persons   Maddened Man Slay: Wife, Son, 2 Others In Isolated Hollow

Posse Seeking Slayer Of Four   Jury Names 40-YearOld Man In Fatal  Shantines:

Slayer of Four Relatives Hunted by Police   tate Man Named as Slayer in Orgy of Wild Shooting \

Importance Of U, S, Erecting Bastion T here Emphasized By Patterson   Views Collide  With Wallace   Money Spent In Aid In That Area Will Not Be Misdirected, He Says

Merger of Armed Services Approved By Senate Group   Secretary of National ~ Security Would Have Cabinet Rank

Armed Service Bill Approved By Senate Unit   Debate Expected to Star! Next Month As Measure Goes an Calendar

Senate Group Votes 12-0 For Unified Services  Truman Asks Action On Plan to Set Up  Universal Training

UNIFICATION BILL IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Senate Commitice Votes Unanimously In Faver Of Mer war af Gaervises

SENATE GROUP OKAYS BILL TO IINIEY SERVICES   New Council Would Direct All Operations; Proposal Not Aimed at Merger

Army, Navy And Ait Merger Is Approved   Armed Services Group Puts Approval .OnUnification

SENATE GROUP APPROVES. BILL TO UNI ®: RMS   Committee: .  To Deci  Train  > rsal

The Weather  Local We er bittecns A PATTERS   + Hill Offered High Post In Defense Setup

et a mR  Gov. Goodland Begins Third  Term In Capital Ceremony  [State Inaugural

1921 PLAN PROPOSED FOR PAYING OF BONUS   Ferguson Will Outline Idea At Meeting On Monday

MORE: THAN 100,000. SLATED TO WALK OFF- JOBS. IN PLANTS ON.MARCH 25 

—RUBBER—  Strike Call Is Set For Next Sunday  ‘Big Four’ Firms Facing Walkout

RUBBER WORKERS GIVEN WAGE BOOST; CALL OFF STRIKE   Increase of 11144 Cents an Hour Granted 110,000 Employes of Four  Big. Companies,   WALKOUT HAD BEEN SET FOR MIDNIGHT SUNDAY   Agreement Reached 24 Hour Before Deadline — Union Had Asked Raise of 16 Cents.

STRIKE THREATENED BY RUBBER WORKERS   Sunday Midnight Set for Walkout of 100,000 if No Agreement Is : FRReached in Meantime.

RUBBER STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   Settlement Made 24 Hours Befere Sunday Deadline

RUBBER UNION SET TO STRIKE   100,000 Ready To Walk Ou! Against Big Four Companies in Akron.

100,006 In Rubber Union May Quit Work   WAGE INCREASE ASKE!: BY WORKERS IN PLANTS

Wage Boosts Avert Strike in Tire Plants   Union Calls Off Its Walkout; Increase Retroactive to Feb. 2

RUBBER STRIKE SET FOR NEXT SUNDAY ~ NIGHT   ‘Big Four’ Producers Of Tires Break Off CIO  Negotiations

RUBBER STRIKES SET FOR SUNDAY   100,000 Due To Walk Out In Demand For Pay Jump

‘A sreement Reached at  Conference   Workers Granted 11%4Cent Hourly Tnereace in Pav

Rubber Workers Ready to Strike   Members of CIO Union in “Big Four" Plants Schedule Walkout for Sunday -

RUBBER STRIKE DUE NEXT WEEK   Sunday Walkout Deadline for. 100,000 Workers Against ‘Big 4’

Rubber Strike Set for Sunday   Union Declines Wage Offer of Companies

Rubber Workers May Strike  Dendline Set At   Deadline Set At Sunday Midnight

Nationwide Rubber Walkout Canceled   Pay Agreement Reached After Long Conference

Last Minute Meet Settles Strike Threat   Hourly Boost Prevent: Walkout in Plants in 20 States Scheduled to Star at Midnight on Sunday

Rubber Strike Set for Sunday   Walkout Unless Union Demand Is Met, Is UAW Announcement

Plan To Walk Out Sunday In Demand Kor Wage Increase   Union Charges Stalemate of Negotiations With ‘Big Four’ Firms; Offer 10-Cent Salary Boost

Rubber Plants Strike Called   Sunday Midnight Deadline Set far 100 Onn

Deadline On Rubber Strike Is March 23rd   100,000 ClO - Members Pian to Walkout Next “Sunday Midnicht —§ ‘

Rubber Worker: Threaten Strike  100,090 Big Four Employes Involved

Rubber Strike Is Called Off In Settlement  Unionists, ‘Big Four’   Unionists, ‘Big Four Reach Agreement on Wage Increase Issue

Senate Puts Coercion Ban In General  Labor Bill   Passes by 60 to 28, Overriding Margin If Truman Vetoes  And Lineup Holds

SENATE BLOCKS UNION COERCION   Votes Labor Bill Amendment To Protect Workers

UNION COERCION OF WORKERS IS OUT UNDER BILL   Senate, With Exeugh Votes To Override Vete, Supports Provision   THREE REPUBLICANS VOTE IN OPPOSITION

TAFT, BALL WIN ROUND TO HARDEN LABOR MEASURE   Senate Votes, 60 to 28, to Ban Union Coercion of Workers—15 Southern Democrats Back Plan.   MARGIN SUFFICIENT TO OVERRIDE A VETO   Chamber Then Turns to Proposal to Restrict. Nationwide Bargaining, But Fails to Reach Vote.

Senate Slaps Ban On Union Coercion In Labor Measure   Amendment Is Approved by Vote Sufficient To Override Veto; Marks First Step In Drive to Toughen Labor Legislation   Ry MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

‘Musters Strength To Override Veto   Roll Call Ballot Of 60-28 Gives One More Than Required In Showdown ‘Test

Coercion by Unions May be Outlawed   Labor Bill Gets Added Restriction On Labor Rv Senate

SENATORS BAN LABOR UNIONS USING COERCION   Amendment To Measure Curbing Strikes Is Passed 60 to 28

Senate Slaps Coercion Ban On Labor Bil   Enough Votes Are Mustered To Override Presidential Veto

STRENGTH IS SHOWN BY SENATE GROUP   Taft-Ball Combination Tallies Enuf Votes To Override Veto

SENATE FORBIDS UNION COERCION   Provision Inserted In Gen: eral Labor Measure

Senators Forbid Union Coercion   Tougher Section Added to Measure When It Reaches Floor

New Provision Is Slapped On Labor Measure   Round Up Enough Vote: To Override Veto Of The President .

UNION COERCION BAN WINS 60-28   GOP Chiefs Victors in Test With Over Two-Thirds Majority

Senate Adopt: Labor Bill  Coer cion Ban  = rn AO UU...   Musters 60-28 Vote, More Than Ample To Override Veto

Rider Adopted By 60 To 28 Vote  Shows Erfough Votes To Override A Veto

Vote Big Enough To Override Any Veto by Truman   First Move to Write-In Restrictions Left Out by Committee

Senate Votes Coercion Ban  For Labor Bil!  Demoacrate Team With   Democrats Team With Republicans to Pass Stiffening Provision

Contract ‘Talks Between Lewis_“ar re Result In Diane olla Over Pav Raises

Here We Go Again--Soft Coal Talks Collapse, Nationwide Strike Threat Appears Again   Negotiations Between Lewis, Operators Break Up; Group Says Lewis Refuses Wage Pattern Boost

Lewis Mine Union May Strike July {   Operators Turn Down UMW Head's Plea for —35-Cent-Hour Raise

Pay Increase Held Obstacle As Meetings Fall Through   Walkout May Bring Test For New Law On Truman’s Desk

Bid Declared. ‘Unreasonable’ By Operators   North-West Owners Offer 15¢ Hourly Against — 256: Songht

NEGOTIATIONS BY COLLAPSE   Coal Strike Looms After 35Cent Pay Hike Demand Is Not Met   DISPUTE MAY BRING ABOUT FIRST TEST OF NEW LAWS

Coal Strike Threat Faces U.S. Again   Lewis And 75 Per Cent Of Operators Break Off Wage Talks

THREAT OF NEW MINERS’ STRIKE LOOMS DARKL   N egotiations for Contract Collapse Over 35-Cent Jemand Boost

NEW SOFT COAL — STRIKE FEARED   Most of Operators and Lewis “Quit. Negotiotions—35ai Puy “Hike Asked

Mine Walkout By Next Month ls Threafened  Lewis Spurns An Offer r OF AS- -Cent

See Threat of a Strike on duly Ist   Lewis Wants 25 Cent Raise, Operators Willine to Pav 15 Cents.

Break-Up May Provide Test Legislation   Prospect OF Mine Walkout July 1; Demand 35Gent Hour Pay Hike.

Lewis Keeping Silent, Spurns 15-Cent Offer  Less Hours, Double Royalty Asked In Parley With Northern Operators

30-Cent Boost Demand Brings Parley Impasse   Negotiations Broken Up With Stoppage Threat Increased; Lewis Spurne 15 Cents   Test Of New Labor  Measure Forecast   Major Operators Believe Parleys Next Week On Southern Pact Will Also Collapse

STRIKE LOOMS IN SOFT COAL MINE DISPUTE   DICKERS COLLAPSE AS LEWIS ASKS 35-CENT RAISE

Coal Strike Threatens As Parley Fails   Lewis Spurns Offer Of 15-Cent Increase Tn Neve Canteart Talke

New Threat of Strike in Coal Crisis   Negotiations Break Down in Eastern Talks on Contracts

Coal Talks Collapse on Wage Issue  Operators Claim Lewis Shunned

Coal Strike Bogey Returns as Talks Between Lewis and Operators Bog on Wace Hike

Negotiation Conferences Break Down   Contract Taiks Collapse Over Pay Raise Demand

THREAT OF COAL’: STRIKE GROWS AS WAGE TALKS FAVE    Lewis and Operators of No: and West Suspend ContractNegotiations In- ; definitely. j   FORMER SPURNS OF FER OF 15-CENT RAISE   Owners’ Spokesman Say: “Anything Can Happen” —Separate Parley Under  Way With Southerners.

Contract Talks With Lewis And Operators Stall   Union Chief Spurns 15¢ Pay Boost Offer; Test For New Labor Legislation Seen If Strike Called

Nazis Waiting To Die Kill Selves   Two Convicted Of Many Camp Killings Commit Suicide.

Iwo Germans Escape Court By Suicide   Under Sentence Of Death For Torturing, Killing Female Prisoners

CRASH LAND IN LAKE MICHIGAN   St. Elmo Man Aboard When Flying Boat . Catches Fire ~

d NAVY FLYERS CRASH LAND IN LAKE MICHIGAN   St. Elmo Man Aboard When Flying Boat Catches Fire

Anti- Semitism Spreads In Britain hh Wake Of Disorder In Paiestine

Anti-Semitic Riots Spread Over England   Jew-Baiting Crowd Smashes Eight Shops; 4 Cities Hit

Anti-Jewish Riots Flare in Britain  For Fourth Day   Police Seize 38 in Liverpool ‘and Officers Are. Hurt: in: Battles; Youths  he ad t

RIOTS AGAINST JEWS IN BRITAIN   38 Demonstrators Are Arrested in Liverpool

ANTI-JEWISH RIOTS FLARE IN BRITAIN   Demonstrators Smash Windows: Policemen Injured in Liverpool

Anti-Semitic Incidents Flare Across England‘for Fourth Straight Day

Armenian Faith Healer Expects to Cure: Epilepsy by Prayer Alone: Credited with Many Cures in Iran

Faith Healer Ready For Test   Young Armenian To Pray Over The Afflicted Son Of Millionaire.

tAvak, Armenian Christian Healer,  Relies on Prayer to Effect Cures

Man Eats First Solid Food in Last 21 Years   Farm Income To Climb, Forecast   Crippled Plane Lands Safely   Report Big Loan to France Being Made   ~aith Healer Starts Work On Vintner's Ailing Son

Abolition Of Control On Credit Asked   Chamber Commerce Directors Pass Resolutions

GRAIN UMITED TO DISTILLERS   Anderson Invokes Power: In Anti-Inflation Bill To Ration Whisky Makers

Anii- Inflation. Bill Is Signed ByMr. Truman   Anderson. Ir Imposes Grain Rationing On Whiskey . I ‘Makers

TRUMAN OKAYS G.0. P/S  ANTIINFLATION BILL   Anderson Clamps Grain Restrictions On Whisky Makers

Anderson Orders Grain Rationing   President Signs GOP Antiinflation Substitute BU After Original Ys Lost

Anti-Inflation Act Pressed On Whisky Makers   Truman In Reluctant Signing of GOP  Measure

Distillers First to Feel Effect of New Law: Grain Rationed to Them at Once

Whisky Making Hit in Opening Inflation Blow   Anderson Orders Rationing Of Grain After Truman Sions GOP Bill

Grain Ration For Distillers” Now In Effect   Whisky-Makers Ob ject Of Only Compulsory Feature Of Plan Set In Motion By ‘Lost’ Bill

ASKS POMP FOR ROYAL WEDDING   Widely-Circulated British Newspaper Suggests That Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth Be Made Gala Affair. :

‘Netional Dilemma. .  Newspaper to Poll Britons On Royal Wedding Ceremony  ) Ration-Ridden Kingdom Unable to Decide :  Whether to Go All-Cut in Celebration

British Ponder Situation Of Princess’ Wedding as ‘Solemn Ceremony or Fete

‘Informal Poll Seeks Britons’ View on. ‘Austerity Wedding for Princess Elizabeth   Ill-Fed, Ill-Housed, Ill-Clothed Nation Asked to Give Opinion on Subject

BritishAskedToDetermine Whether Wedding Of Princess Will Be Quiet, Or Gala Affair

Shabby Britons May Decide Whether Royal Merger T, Bo lavich Or Shadowed By Rationed Austerity

Britons Will Vote Whether Royal Wedding Should Be Gay or Austere

Rationed Austerity Or Flags And Parties?  ‘IHl-Fed, Ifl-Housed, I!!-Clothed Britons’ Invited To Vote On Wedding Of Elizabeth

SHALL ELIZABETH’S WEDDING BE AUSTERE OR GAY, BRITISH CITIZENS ASKED TO VOTE

Britons In Throes Of Post-War Strain, Rationing, Invited To Vote On Big Wedding Or Not

Britons Asked to Choose Between Colorful or Austere Royal Wedding

Vote Begun On Wedding   Britons Will Decide Elizabeth’s Expenses

London Paper Brings Up Economic Angle to Forthcoming Roval Weddin.

Invites Vote On Wedding Of Princess   London Paper Asks Populous  Sentiment

Britons Asked To Decide Wedding Plans  Gala Celebration   Gala Celebration Or Event of Austerity Posed

Asks Vote on Royal Wedding   Should It Be Austere, Of Traditional Gaiety, London Paper Asks

Ask Britons’ Wishes on Princess' Wedding  a ah athar Thay Macira Gala OQeeachon Or Austere Ceramanic

Aid Agents In Turkey Irk Reds   Accuse Britain and U. §. of Building Up Network of Defenses

Russian Paper Say: U.S. Agents Working in Turkey  Izvestia Says Britair Also Has Workers — Posing as Businessmer

Russians Claim Western Spies Infest Turkey   .'Numerous' Agents {in Country, Said

Marshall Undecided  On Amounts   Must Decide How Much To Request To Save Europe

Marshall Is Facing Same Old Problem For Relief   How Much to Ask Congress For Now Is Big Worry of  Secretary of State

Marshall Faces Dilemma With Aid for Europe   Must Ask Congress For Enough Funds to Make Plan Succeed

Reds Strike Back At Sigler Probe  Inquiry to Foment   Inquiry to Foment Hatred Hysteria?

State Radicals Are Seeking To Escape Inquiry   Governor's Action Phony, Michigan's ‘Commies’ Assert

U.S. Protests - Armed Search      Tactics of Romanian Po. lice Scored By Senator => Knowland =

Homes, Automobiles Of Others Searched; Knowland Demands State Dept. Action

Romanians Pull Gun on American Legation Officer  Autos Stopped, Homes   Autos Stopped, Homes Searched in Bucharest In Anti-U. S. Moves

nator Knowland Tells Senate of Qutrages of Which Other Americans Have Been Victims.

‘Solon Demands Action Against Methods “Search Of Americans In Romania Assailed

Two Ex-Convicts Sought as Slayers Surrender to Posse   Surrounded. - In Farm Barn, They Belie Threat to Die Fighting

Family Held As Hostage Is Unharmed   “Shoot It Out” Threat Is Bluff

TWO ACCUSED SLAYERS HELD   Young Ex-Convicts Jailec After Holding Posses At Bay For Hours

Youths Wanted For Murder, Rape Yield to Posse   Give Up Meekly After Holding Out  For Twelve Hours

2 Cornered  Ex-Convicts  Surrender  In Wiseonsin Young Men Admi   Young Men Admit Raping of Co-ed And Slaying of  Brother-in-Law

Committee For Eee Show Makes Plans For Event   Third Annual Show March 25 Will Offer Cash Awards For Several Classes.

Collegiate Football Roundup  Michigan Wins Bowl Trip, Army Ties Penn

Michigan Rolls Into Rose Bowl Game Spotlight   Wolverines Capture Big Nine Title With Easy 40-6 Triumph Over Wisconsin Eleven   Tech, Quakers Off U.S. Perfect List   Alabama UpsetsEngineers  Army Ties Penn; Irish  Oatplay Wildcats, Win By Only One Tally

Michigan Clinches Rose Bowl Trip;  Army Holds Powerful Penn To Tie’

GREEKS BEGIN DRIVE ‘ON GUERRILLA FORCE   Army Attacks in North Sector of Mount Grammos

U.N. Group Proposed on Disarmament   Atomic Energy Control Would Be Rushed Under Australian Plan

Congress’ Probers Get Set for Trips to Foreign Places   More Than Score of Sen. ate and House Groups To Make Inquiries

Solons Plan Many Junkets   International and Domes tic Investigations Call Conaressmen

‘Majority of Congress Heads Overseas During Adjournment for Check

Congress Members  Collect Information Scores Will Travel Around World

World-Wide Probes By Congress Slated   More Than A Score Of Committees To Head Overseas For Examination Of U. S. Ecenomic And Militarv Policies

Congress to Send Scores Abroad To Study Foreign  Aid Requirements  At First Hand

Inquiries Cost Two Million ....  Congressmen Leave For Four Corners Of Globe To Make Investigations

ScoreofHouse,SenateCommittees WillHeac Overseas at Cost'of More .Than $2, 000, 006

Junkets Will Take Solons ‘To Four Corners of Earth ‘Many Inquiries at Home, Abroad

Congressmen to “Tour World’ In Score of Investigations   Inquiries During Next Few Months Will Cost American Taxpayers More Than $2,000,000; Top Item Will Be Scrutiny of Foreign Policy

UNIFICATION BILL IS UP FOR DEBATE   Army-Navy Merger Showdown Seen in Senate

To Import Chilean Nitrate  American Farmers Face Serious Shortage Of Fertilizer This Year

£2U £tpuert UNMteecai INLiETace aS   American Farmers Face Serious Shortase Of Fertilizer This Year

U. S. Broadcasts to Russia Not Well ‘Received, Too Much Static, Fading

‘BIRD’S-EYE VIEW’ Salient Figures in Review  Of Budget by Truman

Bonus Issue  Left to "48. State Election   Legislature Quits After Passing Rent Control. Tax Bills

Voters Will Decide State Bonus Issue   Constitutional Amendment Will Be Brought Up At Election In 1948

American Girl, 22-Year-Old Irma Mohaupt, Tells Of Three Years Of Horror As Slave Worker Behind Iron Curtain In Soviet Labor Camps   rwanorTrrr OonTr

AMERICAN GIRL TELLS OF DAYS IN SLAVE CAMPS   Miraculous Survival of Cold, Starvation and Filth  is Recounted   3 YEARS IN RUSSIA   Irma Mohaupt, Free at Last, Will Never “Erase Memory of Horrors”

Truman Said to Have Just Begun Fight for Rationing  ied Price Control Powers

Truman to Make New Effort to Throttle Prices   President Expected To Approve GOP Bill, And Continue Fight

TRUMAN BEGINS FIGHT AGAINST COST OF LIVING   He'll Sign Republicar Anti-Inflation Bill Reluctantly

Truman to Renew Fight  For Controls To Sign G.O.P. Bill Reluctantly

Truman May Get Tou oh On Controls   President Reported Ready To Step Up Fight For Price, Wage Curbs

President Will Renew  Offensive   But Will First Sign Republican Bill He Dislikes

TRUMAN WILL PRESS FIGHT FOR CONTROLS   Administration Ex: pected to Renew Drive to Combat High Cost of Living.

Approval Not Expected but President Wants to Make Inflation Stand Clear

Truman Has Just Begun to Fight Prices:   Will Renew Battle When Congress "Resumes Session

FOR A COMMISSIONER   Coach F.C. Allen Wants Some One To Deal with Gamblers

TRUMAN ASKS WAR TRAINING TOAD OTHER:   Says in Address at Princeton Universal Program Is National Must.

TRUMAN CALLS UMT “MILITARY NECESSITY   Speaks at Princeton and Gets 10th Honor: ary Law Degree

DORMITORY BLAZE TAKES SIX LIVES   10 Others Believed Miss. ing in Philadelphia.

FLAMES SWEEP DORMITORY FOR HOMELESS MEN   6 Are Known Dead and 10 Believed Missing; At Least 38 Injured

SANTAS DIE IN FLAMES  Dormitory for Homeless Me Riurns. Leavina 6 Known Dead

Nine Missing, 38 Others Suffer Hurts   Some Victims Injured In Leaping from Windows of Building

38 Hurt As Volunteers Of America Home Burns   Aved Men, Awakened Before Dawn, Jump From Two Top Floors

6 Killed, 17 HurtAs Fire Sweeps Haven For Homeless Men   Wind Lashes Flames in Philadelphia Dormitory

PHILADELPHIA FIRE KILLS &   Others, Including Street Santas, in Ruins of Dormitory for Homeless Men.

Philadelphia Blaze Takes Lives of Six, Injures 17 Other Men in Dormitory

Fire In Dormitory For Homeless Men Leaves Six Dead, 10 Miccing 38 Iniured—Manv Emploved As “Santa Clauses”

DORMITORY FIRE DEAD MAY HIT 16   38 Injured In Homeless Men Quarters At Philadelphia

Woman Doctor Dies In Local Fire On Sunday   Fire In Dormitory For Homeless Men Leaves Six Dead, 10 Meccng 99 Intrad—Manv Emploved As “Santa Clauses”

Flames Trap Street-comer Santa Clauses   Many Hurt Leaping to Escape. Burning ‘Building of. Volunteer

Six Persons Killed  In Dormitory Fire   Ten Missing And 38 Injured As Building For Homeless Men Burns In Philadelphia

‘Dormitory For Homeles:  Burns, 6 Die   Ten Missing And 38 Injured In Fire At Home Of Volunteers OF Amariea

SIX KILLED INFIRE AT DHILA  Flames Sweep Homeless Men’‘s Dormitory

6 Die, 38 Hurt As Fire Rages In Dormitory   Many In Philadelphia Aged Men’s Home Were Street Santas

Six Dead In Dorm Blaze   10 Still Missing, 38 Injured; Wind Fans Flames.

DISASTER HITS DORMITORY FOR HOMELESS MEN   Six Known Dead And Ten Believed Missing At Philadelphia Charity House; 38 Injured; Many ELlderly.

Six Dead In Philadelphia Flash Fire 10 Missing As Fire Destroys  Man's Dormitory

Six Die, 17 Injured In Philadelphia Blaze   Several Victims Were  Employed as Street Carner Srnte Clmeccee

—Dormitory Fire—  6 Perish In Blaze   10 Others Missing As Shelter For Homeless Men Gutted By Flames

Five Dead,10 Missing After Fire — Sweeps Homeless Men’s Dormitor?

Philadelphia Blaze Takes Six Lives   Dormitory for Homeless Men Is Razed; At Least 38 Injured

Six Dead, 38 Hurt As Blaze Sweeps Philadelphia Home  Family of 16 Injured In Second Weekend  Fire in Same C itv

Six Homeless Men Die, 10 Missing In Dormitory Fire   38 Hurt in Leaping From Upper Story Rooms at Philadelphia

Fire In Dorm For Homeless Claims. Six   Philadelphia Fire Injures 17 Others,  Camp Strant Cantac

TEN MISSING IN  DORMITORY FIRE   FIVE KNOWN DEAD AS HOMELESS MEN FLEE PHILADELPHIA BLAZE

38 Injured, — M0 Are Saved   Some Killed Jumping Out of Windows; Cold. Hampers Fire Fiahters

BLAZE SWEEPS PHILADELPHIA DORMITORY   10 Missing, At Least 38 On Injured List  ee  VICTIMS   Include Many Men Working As Street Corner Santas; Cold Hampers Firemen

Six Men Die In Dormitory   17 Others Injured As Flames Sweep Through Structure

Street Corner Santas Are Victims As Six Die in Blazing Dormitory

Six Are Known Dead In Charity Dorm Fire   20 Others Are Hurt as Blaze Sweeps Philadelphic Mission; Corner Santas among Victims

6 Die, 38 Hurt As Fire Rages In Dormitory Many In Philadelohia   Many In Philadelphia Aged Men’s Home Were Street Santas

Flames Whipped Through Philadelphia Structure for Homeless Men, Many of Them Employed as Street Corner Santa Clauses.

WIND LASHED FLAME SWEEP A DORMITORY   Six Persons Killed In Fire at Philadelphia Early at Hospital.   17 OTHERS INJURED   ‘Some Were Reported In a Critical Condition Today.

Six Men Die, 17 Injured in Dormitory Fire   Wind-Lashed Flames Sweep Rooming House For Homeless: Men

'6 Burned in Homeless Men’s Dormitory; ‘Some Were Street Corner Santa Clauses

Flames Gut A Hostel   Fire in Dormitory For Homeless Men, Philadelphia. Kills 6

Six Men Die As Dormitory For Homeless Burns  Two Philadelphia   Two Philadelphia Fires Injurious To 33 Persons

Six Men Die As Rooming House Burns   NEEDY WORKERS ARE KILLED IN BIG FIRE

AT LEAST SIX DEAD, 38 HURT, 10 ARE MISSING   Philadelphia Firemen lampered by SubZero Weather

SIX PERISH WHEN FLAMES SWEEP THRU DORMITORY FOR HOMELESS   Building of Volunteers of America, Located in Philadelphia Is Pyre for Several Inmates — 38 on Injury List Are Admitted to Three Hospitals— Condition of Many of Them Is Critical

Six Persons Die When Dormitory Swept by Blaze  Building Housing Homeless   Building Housing Homeless Men Burns; Many Trapped; Seventeon Crilically Hurt

Many of the Victims Employed as Street Corner Santa Clauses, Leaped to Their Death

—SANTA CLAUSES FIRE VICTIMS— Six Dead, 10 Missing In Philadelphia Blaze

Unionists Batt Clinton Workers Camped In Plant   Out-Of-Town Volunteers Pa trol Machine Company; Hurl Threats Inside

ISSUES HEADING TOWARD AIRING IN UN. COUNCIL   General Discussion Scheduled To Start Apr. 7; Gromyko  Silent on Austin

American Grants Cause Full-Scale Talks By United Nations Delegates   Security Council Ready To Debate Loans To Greece And Turkey At Opening Meeting, Set For April 7.

Gromyko Plans Reply to Austin In UN Council   Whole Strategic Picture in Middle East May Be Brought Into Debate

Russia To Break Her Long Silence   Security Council Is Expected To Raise Curtain On Entire Middle East Problem

Issue Headed Toward © Full-Dress Discussion In UN Security Council

Rocket Type Missile Flies At 1,400 MPH  Acknowledgment AiA.3j3. ®..8%3 ©€   Acknowledgment Made By U. S. Officials After British Experiment

Startling Development is Revealed; Launch Planes At High Altitude From Fast-Flying Bomber

1400 MPH Speed Hit by Jet Engine   Novy ‘Missile’ Tops British Record; Robot Craft Is Reported

Ram- Jet Engines Have Recorded Speeds Of 1,400 MPH, Officials Sav

U. S.. JET ENGINES HIT SPEEDS OVER 1400: MPH   ~ American~Fests: of: Pilotless- Craft Better ’ British Attainments with Jet Propulsion:

‘Ram- Jet Engine Tests Have Recorded Speeds in Ex cess of ,400 M-P.H.

NAVY RECORDS PLANE SPEEDS OVER 1,400 MPH   Expect to Reach 2,000 MPH With New Ram-Jet Engines

Amazing Progress Revealed   Robot Craft's Speed Chart ed in Tests on Atlantic : Island

U.S, NAVY RAM-JET ENGINE TEST SHOWS A HIGH SPEED   In Excess of 1,400 Miles Ay Hour, Officials Stated,   iY Is AU, S&S PRODUC   The British Estimated One of Their Planes Reached 900 Miles An Hour.

AmericanJet’ Missiles Zip. at1400m.pch:   Navy and N-AL CLA Both Exceed Repérted British Performance _.

Acknowledged After British Test Was Made  Speeds Up. to 2,000 MPH Due in New Tesi

Supersonic Speed Level In Tests —   Navy Ram-Jet Engines Record Speeds of Over 1,400 mph; Test So Far With Unpiloted Craft

U.S. Ram-Jet Engines Record Speed of 1,400 Miles an Hour   Crashing of Sonic Barrier Revealed by Gov: ernment Official, Who Says Further Tests Should Bring Speeds of 2,000 M. p. h.

Officials Say British Achievement of 900 MPH Behind Both Navy and NACA Test Jet Engines

1,400-Mile Speeds Noted  In American Plane Tests   U. S. Navy Ram-Jet Engine Experiments Produce Results Far Above 900 Miles  Per Hour Timed In Britain

Over 1,400 MPH Attained by Navy .  Ram-Jet Engine  NACA Experts Say 2,000 MPH Expected In Future Trials

Ram Jet Tests Show Speed of 1,400. Miles   United States Far Ahead of English in Development Work

Navy Test Planes Hit 1,400 MPH   By JAMES STREBIG (Associated Press Aviation  Renarter)

U.S. Beats Record of  Great Britain   Officials Report Shore-Based Tests of Supersonic Craft

Drop Test Program Is Conducted; 2,000 Miles-An-Hour Speed Is Seen

Report Secret U. S. Robot Planes  Have Exceeded 1400 Miles an Hour

swiier Lndan Meporied DY Ousi-———  Navy. NACA Jet Enaine Tests Pass 1, 400 MPH Speeds

- Better Repair the Furnace Than the Whole House —   'U. S. Outdoes Britain With 1,400 Mile-an-Hour Ram-Jet Engine 

U.S. Robot Planes Have Already Been Past Sound Barrier   In Experiments Off Virginia Rocket Planes Hove Sped ot Fast as 1,400 Miles Poe Hous in Fests

Exnect to Hit 2,000 Mile Speed   Navy Ram-Jet Engines in Excess of  1,400 Miles

FIVE FRANCISCAN MONKS, TO BE TRIED AS SPIES BY YUGOSLAY GOVERNMENT

— UN SESSION — Security Council Gets Plan  BOMB CONTROL CALLED VITAL

Austin Proposes Compromise on Atomic Deadlock  World Inspection Urged as Basis of  Disarmament Plan

FOREIGN AID MEASURE PASSES IN THE SENATE   Faces Rough Handling In House; Debate Scheduled For Thursday.

Gates Sees . Necessity Of Luxury Tax   Assembly Must Raise Money To Pav for Services

If Numerous “Aid” Measures Pass, Gates Says Hoosiers Must Raise Needed Amounts.      MAY GIVE MESSAGE ON BUDGET LAST OF WEEK

C. . 0. Prepares For Marshall As Meeting Opens   Fourth Polio Victim  Enters Centralia Hospital; Case Mild   Blame Lack Of Warning Signa!s For Fatal Auto-Train Smash

Soviets Allege Jap Rebuilding Js Mismanaged  ‘Propaganda.’ Retort:   ‘Propaganda,’ Retorts American Adviser— British Partly Critical

U.S. Denies Red Charges in Japan   Soviet Official Finds Fault With Economic Setup

NEAR IN FLOODS ON MISSISSIPPI   Farmlands, Communities Ir lilinois Threatened By Rampaaina Waters

Hundreds More Made Homeless By Mississippi   Fight to Save Levee Protecting  120 000 Acres

Mississippi Is Headed for Record Crests   Waters Threaten ) Wo  ren it mnie

Battle to Save 60-Mile Levee: Town Evacuatec   Lexington-Miami and “Beonville Areas Hit By Missouri Flood

Record Crest On Mississippi Expected Now   HUNDREDS HOMELESS As‘ RIVER CONTINUES TO RISE

Record Crests Believed Near Along River   60-Mile Levee Feared In Danger; 120,000 Acres Threatened

Residents Flee As Mississippi Rises Steadily   Hundreds Remain Homeless In 3 States; River Over Thousands Acres.

Mississippi Is Headed for Record Crests   Waters Threaten Area in !Iinois

New High Marks Resated Coming To Flood Areas     ann es and Quincy Sections  Appear Headed for Record  Crests From Mississippi.

Mighty River Rising Again   Mississippi, Fed By Big Streams, Floods Toward IMenois Towns

Mississippi Headed  For Record Crests Workers Fighting To Save Sny Levee

OL’ MAN RIVER APPEARS SET FOR TOP CREST   wississippi, Fed by Rampag: ing Streams, Causes Mass Evacuations.

Hundreds Flee Raging Floods As Rivers Rise   Mississippi Heads For Ree ord Crests, Fed By Swollen Streams In Two States

Floods Forcing More Hundreds To Flee Homes   Record Crests Expected In Mighty Mississippi Today.

Senora Peron Hopes: to Be at Brazil Conference ‘During Marshall's Talk’

Vivacious Senora Peron May Appear Durina Marshall's Address in Brazil

Marshall To Speak Soon At Conference   Conference Members Abuzz Regarding The Presence Of Argentina  “First Lady’.

Deaths Mount In Holy Land ~ Disturbances   Thousands Of . Jews And Arabs Placed Under House Arrest 

Jews Claim Up To 85 Arabs Killed In Night Battle   Police And Civil Government Officials Say Hagans  Estimates Are ‘Bunk:’ AP Count Of Dead - THA Mean om 10 Millian

Senate Due to Nullify Veto Of Labor Bill  Prananen On Binaeeeeial   Proponents, Assured of Success, Plan for Enactment

Senator Ball Selected Confident of Vote 1 ‘oda, . / GOP Plans Labor Uni

Senate Is Sure Of Overriding Truman's Vete   Vote This Afternoon Te Determine Fate Of Labor Measure

Upper House To Vote This Afternoon; Sen. Bail Named Chairman Of Act’s ‘Watchdog’ Committee

Senate G. O. P. Confident — Of Override In Veto Today   Ball Is Selected To Head Body’s Watchdog Group For Labor Law

Senate to Take Up Truman Veto (his Afternoon  GOP Leaders Confident  They Will Enact   GOP Leaders Confident They Will Enact Measure

SENATOR BALL IS NAMED AS “WATCHDOG”   Anticipated Victory Will Place Minnesota  Man at Forefront

SENATE VOTES TODAY ON VETO QF LABOR BILL   Senate GOP, Confident Of Overriding, Name  Committee Head

SENATE VOTING THIS AFTERNOON ON LABOR BILL   Republicans Confident Of Passing Measure Over Traman’s Vete   SEN. BALL NAMED  CHIEF “WATCHDOG”

Screen Figures Get Tax Refunds   Politicians, Giants Of Industrial World Also on List

List of Some Tax Refund Recipients  Sent to Conoreg«c   Sent to Congress Of Over 50,000 Whe Get $500 or More

Movie, Political And Industrial Moguls Stud List Of Tax Refund Recipients

Just Peace Possible, Says Byrnes   - Retiring Secretary Urges ‘Firm’ Policy Toward Russia

ae  Firm Stand On Russia Urged .  VA TMNT Bt Pel         VANDENBERG:  2 FOR SET ‘POLICY:

Sen. Vandenberg Praises Retiring State Secretary   National Leader Says Struggle for Peace Is Not Hopeless One

CITY PLANS FOR FOURTH OF JULY   City Recreation Department Makes Plans To Bring Back Glamor Of Old-Time Red Letter Day; New Features Are Planned.

Teday’s Outlook   By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst   “UNWILLINGNESS” IN SOVIET BLOC MAKES IT UNSTABLE BARRIFR

Soviet Bloe As Barrier Is Unstable   Satellites Forced To Go Along On Moscow Orders, Action Not Voluntary; Paris Parley Cited

Element of Willingness Is Chief Difference Between Western, Russian Bloc ©

Capone Rallies After Stroke; Beats ‘Last Rap   Improves Rapid After Suffering  Attack Yesterday

Report Capone Much Improved   Former Underworld King Definitely Not Out of Danger

Condition of Al Capone Is Improved   Former Czor of Chicago Gangland Suffers Stroke

Al Capone Improved   Former Chicago Gang Chief Suffers Stroke;  Recaina Consciousness

Al Capone Has Stroke, Is Critical   Former. Chicago. Gang Leader Rallies And May  Survive Attack

REPORT CAPONE OUT OF DANGER   Former Gang Leader Passes Crisis After Stroke in Florida Vulla

Al Capone Stricken q   pe Undlerworks King Dangerously Ik From Stroke At Miami: Home

Before Stroke, Mental Condition Faded Until Was ‘Nuttier Than Fruit Cake’

Capone Suffers Severe Stroke   Former Gang Leader Was Near Death

CAPONE RALLIES AFTER A STROKE   PHYSICIAN SAYS EX-CHICAGO GANG LORD MAY SURVIVE APOPLECTIC ATTACK,

Ex-Underworld King lil In Horida   Al Capone Much Improved After Having Stroke Yesterday

Ex:Mob Chief Critically Il   Al Capone Rallies After Acute Stroke

Al Capone Reported Near Death   Suffers Stroke At Florida Estate

Milwaukee Fugitive Identified by Three Victims of Holdups   Spread Dragnet on South Side of Chicago for Neice-Killer

ACCUSED SLAYER OF NIECE SOUGHT   EXTRA SQUADS OF CHICAGO POLICE ‘ ASSIGNED TO HUNT

REDS LOSE: FIGHT AGAINST BALKAN FRONTIFR WATCH   Committee Approves, 34 to 6, U.-S. Demand that U. N.Place Group on Troubled Border.   SOVIET BLOC VOTES AGAINST PROPOSAL   Decision Put Off on That Part of Resolution Accusing 3 States of Aiding Greek Guerrillas,

United Nations Group Passes U.S. Proposal   Soviet Objections Overridden, 34-6

ACTION IS DELAYED ON PLACING BLAME FOR GREEK UNREST   Frontier Proposal Passed, 34 to 6, Over Bitter . Soviet Objections.   VISHINSKY FURIOUS   Accuses America of ‘Cowardice’: Clashes with Belgium Premier.

Balkan Border Watch Demand Wins Approval   U.N. Political Body Overrides Bitter Soviet Objections

U.N. TO SET UP BALKAN BORDER WATCH STATES   Delegates Postpone Action On Assisting Guerrilla  a:

hussians Lose Fight Against Balkan Wateh Committee PaAlneal Cranun   Political Group Of U. N. Assembly OK’s Proposal Bv United States

UNPanel Votes Set Up Balkan Border Watch   Overrides Soviet Bloc To Approve U. S. Demand

‘Border Watch’ Okayed in U.N.   Bitter Russian Objections Overridden in Committe®

BORDER WATC COMMITTEE IS GIVEN APPROVAL   American Demand Is Sus tained Despite Bitter Soviet Objections   TO DISCUSS HELP FOR GUERRILLAS TODAY

ACTION WOULD ESTABLISH UN BORDER WATCH   Vote Follows Report U. S. For Palestine  Partition Plan

U.S. Wins Fight For U. N. Balkan Watch Committee  Political Division’s Vote Sure of Approval By Entire Assembly

Red Objections To U. S. Plan Are Overridden   Makeup Of U. N. Committee To Be Discussed Today; Decision On Greek Strife Blame Is Deferred

Balkan Waich Commission  Is Approved   Delay Decision on Charges Filed by U.S.

7 Dead In Crack -ups Of Planes   Cargo Plane Crashes Today At Denver; Army Ship  Down Near Macen

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Cobb Fighés Charae   Missing Girl Found

PRICE CUT TALK AFFECTS MARKETS   CORN, WHEAT, COTTON AND OTHER STAPLES SUFFER SHARP SETBACKS,

F.D.R. Lied, Says Farley In Article   Promised Not To Run Third Time,  Jim Declares

Jim F: arley Accuses FDR. Of False Impression   Former Democratic Chairman Writes That Roosevelt Said He Would Not Ask Third Term: Calls 1940 ‘Draft? Phoney As Confederate Money

\Farley’s3d  Installment / On FDR Out: ‘Two Coming   Jim Indicates That Ex-President Didn't Tell Truth in Most Important Situation

Farley Says F. R. Lied on 3rd Term   Declares Roosevelt's Draft a ‘Phoney’

Jim Farley Charges Roosevelt Lied ‘At Crucial Moment In Political Career

FARLEY CHARGES ROOSEVELT LED ABOUT THIRD TERN   Quotes late President A: Saying: “Of Course  Will Not Run”

Trolley Line Is Replaced. ByNewBuses   Public Officials Laud Move As Forward Step In The Community—State Roads Commission Promises New Roadway Soon at

Thousands Here See Ending Of Trolley And Beginning Of Buses   Removal Of Electric Cars Praised As A Forward Step In Community; New Williamsport Highway Is Promised Soon By State Roads.

Stettinius To Head Advisory Board Of Railroad Progress Federation

MISSING SUSPECT IN SHELTON CASE FOUND AT TULSA   HARRIS DECLARES NO REASON TO FEAR RETURN TO ILLINOIS

‘Token Of Appreciation’  Veterans Have Right To Ask State Bonus, Savs VFW Sneaker

FORESTS STILL BLAZE IN EAS]   Destruction Spreads in the Northeastern States; Millions in Losses

Eastern Forest Fires Claim Lives, Property   Two Killed, Damage Said $3,000,000; Looting Is Reported

Forest Fires in Nation Bringing Widespread Feat   New England States Are Hardest Hit; Midwest Reports Coming !n

NEW DESTRUCTION SPREAD IN EAST BY FOREST FIRES   More Blazes Break Out in “ Drouth-Parched Woodlands as Loss Reaches $3,000,000 With Two Dead.   EVIDENCE OF LOOTING REPORTED IN MAINE   Wind Shift Increases Threat to Village of Kennebunkport—Scores of  Families Flee.

FIRES SWEEP FOREST AREAS   Two Killed, P: ‘operty Los: Of $3,000,000 Caused In Northeast States

THREE MILLION LOST IN NEW FOREST FIRES   Prevailing Drought May Cause Even Greater Destruction

BUY HOUSING SITE   Will Pay Former Council man Burgert $5,500 For Property   IWAY OLT OF TANGLE

COUNCIL NOW CAN BUY HOUSING SITE   Will Pay Former Counciman Burgert $5,500 For Property      WAY OUT OF TANGLE

RECOGNITION WOULD VIOLATE UN CHARTEF   Situation Inside Greece Is Discussed By U. S. Official

Truman Works In Secret On Labor Message   No Hint of His Action; Politicos Yooking for Veto

Dems Urge Labor Bill Be Signed   Truman Refuses To Listen To Southern Democresia’ Aocedi *

President Must Make Decision By Tomorrow   Sets Today Aside In Order To Work On Message To Congress

Southern Demos Urge Action on Labor Measure   President to Moke  His Own Decision

Truman, Working on Message, Says He'll Make Own Labor Bill Decision

Truman Keeps Working On Bill Curbing Labor   PRESIDENT DEVOTES HIS ENTIRE DAY TO MEASURE

TRUMAN REFUSED TODAY TO LISTEN TO AN APPEAL   Southern Democrats Asked Him to Sign Union Curbing Labor Bill.   (TO ANALYZE THE BILL   ) Sentence by Sentence and Then Do What He Thought Was Best.

TRUMAN PUTS LAST TOUCHES ON LABOR NOTE   Refuses to Listen te Appeal by Southern Democrats

Truman Near Decision On  Labor Curbs   Refuses to Hear Demo Appeal To Sign GOP-Sponsored Bill

Won't Listen To Appeals Of Either Side  To Make Decisior   To Make Decision For Country’s laterest

Deaf Ear Turned To Southern Plea   Truman Refuses to Hear Request to Sign the Labor Bill   MAKES OWN DECISION   G.O.P. Stands by for Quick Action if Bill Is  Vetoed

Counsellors Say Veto Probable   Democrats Opinion Is ‘Given as 103 to 66 in Poll of Leaders in U.S. for Veto   NewYorkHasl ears   Loss of State in L948 Is Thought Likely Unless Veto Comes

Most Advi sers Guess Truman  Will Veto Bill Ruling Unions   Full Day Set Aside To Reach Decision On Disputed Issue

President Ponders His Decision On Labor Measure  White House Action On Union Bill Is Due Tomorrow

Refuses fo Hear Southern Appeal For Approval   Republicans Stand By For Quick Action: In Event: of a Veto

— PARTY SPLIT— Will Make ‘His Own’  Decision   CONGRESS GETS RULING. FRIDAY,

Won’t Listen To Southern Appeal to Sign   Message to Congress Tomorrow Awaited; Veta Big Question

Truman Refuses To Hear Plea On Labor Bill   Studies Analysis While Preparing Conaress Messag”

TRUMAN DEAF TO PLEA FOR UNION CURB   President Refuses to Listen to Southern Democratic Appeal for Him to Sign Measure Restricting Labor Groups.

Truman Works Behind Closed Doors to Drafl Message Tos Congress on Labor Curh Bill; Close Advisors Urge Veto

President Silent on  Labor Bill   Refuses to Indicate Action; Rejects Plea Of Southern Democrats

Truman Sets Today Aside For Verdict   President Must Make Up Mind On Labor Bill

Southerners Ask Truman To Sign Bill   President Refuses to Talk About Labor Measure; to Make Decision on Basis Of National Welfare

SOUTHERN DEMO PLEA TO SIGN LABOR BILL SN BY TRUMAN  PRESIDENT REFUSES To   PRESIDENT REFUSES TO DISCUSS ACTION UNTIL MESSAGE. DUE FRIDAY

Labor Act Veto Is Forecast By Most ‘Guessers   Some Party Leaders Sa: Truman May Allow It Te Beeome Law By - Not Signing

Republican Leaders  Prepare Quick Vote To Override Action   President's. Message to  Go to Congress Around  Noon Tomorrow

Decision Or Labor Bill Set Friday  oF nee Tabex CHE   Truman Takes Gff Entire Day For Seudy OF Measure

Truman Refuses To Hear Demos On Labor Veto  Cuts Off Southern Committeeman Whi

TRUMAN BUSY ON LABOR BILL   Sets Aside Today For Making Fateful Decision On Measure   GETS DIVIDED ADVICE

TRUMAN KEEPS: SECRETS, GIVES OUT NO ‘DOPE   President Turns Aside Ques itions by Demo Leaders On Union Curb Stand

Nation Awaits Truman Action On Labor Bill  Veto Exp ected   Veto Expected Tomorrow by His Advisors

Truman fo Make Own Decision On Labor Law   Refuses To Hear Pleas Over Bill. At Party Conference

Truman Studies Labor Decision   Sets Day Aside To Scan Con flicting Reports from Own * Advisors. -

Truman Studies Labor Curb Bill  Democratic Porty Bivided an Subiec?

Truman Refuses To Listen To Furfher Requests for Action   Southern Democrats Seek to Have Bili Sianed by President

Appeal Made By Southern Democrat Chief   President Refuses To Discuss Course With Delegation

Truman Advisers ‘Guess’ He Will Veto Labor Bill   President Working Behind Closed Doors On Message He Will Send Conaress

Congress to  Hear Decision  Friday Noon   Party Leaders  In All Sections Invited to Send Considered Judgement

Southern Chiefs Ask Signature on Union-Curb Bill   Congress Stands By.. Quick Action In Case Of Veto Tomorrow

Truman Scans Party Division Over Labor Bill   Most Democratic leaders in Poll Favor Veto

President Today Is Studying Hartley Labor Bill, To Make Decision Known On It Friday   Advisors Think He'll Veto It; Party Survey Lends Support To That View; Message To Congress Tomorrow

Truman — Declines To Hear Appeal   Refuses To Listen To Plea For Lahor Measure

President Sets Aside Day For Fateful Decision On Taft-Hartley Labor Bill

President Faces Varying Advice   Survey Shows Democratc Party Favors Veto

Truman Is Busy With Decision   Spending Day Weighing Conflicting Views On The Labor Bill.

President Refuses To Listen To Alabamian’s Appeal To Sign Measure   Veto Is Expectec In Friday Message   Republicans Ordered To Stand By For Attempt To Override Chief Executive

Truman Muses Qutcome Of Labor Bill   Refuses To Listen To Outside Factions; Will Decide Himaclf,

is Decision  ruman Maps n Labor Bill   President Hears Conflicting Views Within His Own Party On Course to Pursue

Refuses to Listen To Group Seeking Passage of Bill   Plans.to Analyze Union-curb Measure Minutely---Message Expected in Forenan

Republican Leaders Urge Senate and House Members To Stand by for Vote if Measure Is Vetoed.   DECISION ON BILL _ EXPECTED TOMORROW

WAIT DECISION BY MR. TRUMAN ON LABOR BILL   *resident Sets Aside Today To Ponder Decision On Union Restrictions; Veto Is I.xpected; Democratic Party Split On  Issue.

Plan Caravan To _  Boost Primary 3.  ToGo From Chicago ToBlack Hills.

Plan Caravan To Boost Primary 3  ToGoF rom Chicago To Black Hills

FEAR, DISTRUST UNDERMINING BIG FOUR TALKS   Russia Falsifying Yalta and Potsdam Agreements

Distrust Is Seen As Undermning Moscow Parley   Russian And Anglo-American Relations Being Seriously Impaired   YALTA AGREEMENT REING DISTORTED

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Distrust. Misunderstanding and Fear Mars Conference

Divorce Laws Under Scrutiny In Some States  Bills Infroduced in Eight Legislatures To Tighten Them

HEIRESS GASE ~ 48 IN TANGLE   PUZZLING HAPPENINGS CROP “UP IN INQUIRY INVOLV: ~ ING DEATH AND MARRIAGE

Greek Leader Fears ‘Internationa] Brigade’ May Set Off New World War

GREEKS CLAIM ~ RUSSIAN PLOT   FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS THAT INTERNATIONAL BRIGADE MAY BE THE “FUSE” IN BALKANS -

Mrs. Van Horn  Testifies at Hiatt Trial   Her Husband Also Appears on Stand.

200 REPORTED DEAD, HUNDREDS HURT IN CADIZ   marge Areas Of Town Said Leveled; Secret Torpedo Outburst Possibility

Explosion In Spaia Kills 200   Some Estimates Of ‘Injured in Munitions Blasts Reach 5,000

Chemical Warehouse Blows Up in Cadiz; 5,000 Reported Hurt   Naval Torpedoes, Mines, Depth Charges Ignited In Port Town; Texas City Disaster Recalled; Damage Enormous

TROOP ACT BRINGS NEW WALKOUTS   Market Workers Join Transport Strikers as Army Delivers Meat —

Sympathy Strike To Aid Truckers Gets Under Way   5000 Market Workers  Quit Jobs; Military  Intervention Flayed By Charles A. Smith

NEW HOUSING PLAN   Would Lump All Government Efforts Under One Agency and Provide Home Loan Bank Board to Finance More New Homes.

Truman Plans To Merge Most Housing Agencies Under One Administrator

Truman Plans Single, Simpler Housing Agency   Home, Finance Units to Be Joined; Congress Has 60 Days to Act

Simplified  Housing  Plan Asked   Truman Would Merge All U. S. Activities Into One Agency

President Sends to Congress Plan To Reorganize Housing Activities

Truman Offer: Single Housing Agency Plan  Simplified Setup May Operate  Tn Stwte Dawe

BOOST IN STATE'S GAS TAX PROPOSED   HEAD OF ROAD GROUP CALLS FOR INCREASE TO IMPROVE HIGHWAYS.

‘SOLID’ PARTY SPLIT IN TWO   Georgia Democrats Get Cal For Convention

Thompson Vs. Talmadge Georgia s ‘Solid’ Party System Split In Two

GEORGIA'S SOLID PARTY {S SPLI      Thompson Summons Democrat Meet To End Talmaordne  earershin

Hope For End In Phone Strike Early In Week   Existance Of Picket Lines Reason For Not Returning To Work.

HOOVER STAND ON REICH GAINS FAVOR   Rehabilitation Of Germar Industry Prime Aim

‘Support Hoover Outline to Revive Industrial Germany [Label Plan “Fundamentally Sound”

PROGRAM LABELLED ‘SOUND’ Hoover Plan To Revive Industrial Production In Germany Is Praised

Hoover's Plan for Industrial Germany Gets Wide Support   Senators of Both Parties Label Ex-President’s Suggestions “Sound”

Hoover Proposa Labelled ‘Sound’  Has Strong GOP And Demo Support

Hoover Plan Gets Support of Both Major Parties   Revived German Production Seen As Peace Hope

Hoover Plan For Germany Wins Support   Revive Industry Minus War Plants

HOOVER SUGGESTo INDUSTRIAL REICH   Would Leave German; Indus: tries Intact and Set Up Cantrol Commission

HOOVER PLAN WINS SUPPORT   Industrialized Germany Is  Backed By Republicans and Democrats

Bipartisan Backing For  Hoov er Plan   Former President Would Revive German Industrial Output Less Its Military Potential

HOOVER FINDS STRONG BIPARTISAN ‘SUPPORT FOR: PROPOSAL TO REVIVE 'CERMAN INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION

Mary Reardon Freed in Death Of Her Father   Jury Returns Verdict After Deliberating Hour and Half

Defense Attorney Says He: Young Companion Shot Wealthy Man During Drive

GIRL FOILED IN ATTEMPT TO ROB A BANK   Captured Shortly After She Pointed Gun At Cashier and Demanded Money.

JURIST FOUND DEAD IN AUTO   Suicide Verdict Ils Returned In Death At Pittsburgh Of Judge G. M. McDonald

Jurist Takes His Own Life In Pittsburgh   Judge G. M. McDonald Of Allegheny County Found Dead in Car

STEEL INCREASE URGED BY UNION   gailure to Expand to Mean Depression, Official Says

Steel Union Asks U.S. Prod  For Expansion Would Have Public   Would Have Public Build Plants Yf Industry Won’t

Boost For All Departments  ‘Proposal Only Way To Terminate Strike

Phone Guild Reiterates $6 Demand   National Settlement Talks Deadlocked; Illinois Workers Accept Wage Offer

Russians Claim Won War Alone  Claim Canitalicte   Claim Capitalists Plan Encirclement

Soviets Mark Victory Over Nazis   Armed Forces Minister Says Russians Won War and Saved Europe

Soviets Claim Credit for Winning War in Their V-day Celebrations

Russians Celebrate V-E Day   - Bulganin Tells People  Soviet Could Have Won War Alone; Anglo-Saxon ‘Imperialists’ Rapped

Soviet Forces in. Claim of Winning War Without Help  Observe Victory Day By Workers In Big Celebration

German Surrender Two Years Ago Observed by Soviets; Hit AngloSaxon War Mongers

Marked By Parades, Sport ing Events, Speeches, Orders of the Day and  Editorial

 Won't Agree Even On N azi Surrender Date  Soviet Marks V-E Day; Claims Whole Credit For Winning War

Russians Celebrate Victory Day in Thousands of Processions; Reds Won World War II Declares Bulganin

Violence Marks Phone Strike At Sprinofield   Leaders Still Negotiating In Washington

Early Break In Telephone Tie- Up Seen   Conciliators Are Predicting Important Development During Day; Violence Renorted in Qhio

Conant Declares Reds Not Serious On Atom Control   International Agreement To Follow Soon Aiter They Decide They Wani Solution

Wind Scorches County Crops; Heat Unabated   Light Showers Tomorrow Night; Readings Over 100 Degrees Forecast   The Weather in Carroll   Weather A Year Aveo

Wind Scorches County Crops; Heat Unabated   Light Showers Tomorrow Night; Readings Over 100 Degrees Forecast

U.S. Island Proposal Has Bright Future   Knowland, Taff Start Debt Fight   Slayer of Mother Is Sent to Lima Hospital   PIP Criticker nice

Russia Blocks Admission of  Italy to U.N.   Gromyko Also kills Finland’s Application. Runs Vetoes to 22

Russia Casts Two More Vetoes, Blocking United Nations Seats For U.S.-Backed Italy, Finland

Soviet, Veto Blocks Admission of Italy  ‘To UN Membership   Finland Also Denied Entry Through Russian Use of Veto-Power; Gromyko Charges U. S. Violation of Potsdam Agreement

Soviet Vetoes Jtaly, Finland U.N. Seat Bid:   Romania,Bolgaria,Hungary Fail by Lack of Votes

Block Admission ef Italy and Finland as Members of United Nations

Sophie Tucker Loses Gems Worth $48,000 When Trio ‘Forces Owner to Open Safe

Hot Spri ings Mayor  leld Under Bond   McLaughlin Faces Bribery And Other Charges

MAIMED CITY TEMPTED EHABILITATION   Unidentified Bodies Sent To Camp Wallace

Call To Limit Veto Soundec In U.N. Talk   Radical Overhaul Of Peace-Making Machinery Ureed

MARSHALL IN U. N. SPEECH PLACES BLAME FOR WORLD CHAOS ON SOVIET RUSSIA

Security Council Failure--Marshall   Secretary Of State Asks For Major . Overhaul Of UN, Limit Of Veto Power

Marshall Says World Chaos Caused by Russ   Seeurity Council Dud: Would Curb Veto, Overhaul UN

Challenges Reds To Admit Failure And Give Assembly Veto Power   American Secretary’s Attack On Russians Follows Mexico’s Complaint About Veto Abuses: Russian Reply Delayed.

UN Changes Advocated By Marshall   Would Limit Big Powe: Veto and Admit Failure of Security Council

RUSSIA IS BLAMED FOR WORLD CHAOS   Secretary of State Marshall Makes Pointed Speech at TT N. Accembly.

STATE SECRETARY PROPOSES. CHANGE IN UN'S MACHINERY   Marshall Says Security Council Is Failure; Offers to Overhaul Rule on Veto Power.   ‘U.S. AND RUSSIAN BATTLE CONTINUES

ARSHALL ASKS DWER SHIFT TO N ASSEMBLY .   ‘And Limits On ‘Veto ‘Abuse’

Uraes Limit On Vetoes by Big Powers  Secretary Fires  First  Shot in  me

U. 5. CHALLENGE IS HURLED AT SOVIET UNION   Suggests Shift in Respons.bilities. Confesses Failure Of Security Council

Marshall Asks UN Overhaul   Limit Veto Power, Make Assembly Stronger, Plea

U.S. Prepared to Limit Veto, Strip Security Council   Would Shift Major Responsibilities to Assembly; Blames Russia for Chaos

Proposes — Changes at Assembly:-—   ..Would Limit ‘Veto. Power, Shift Major Responsibilities to . General Assembly of UN

U.S., Challenging Russians, Calls For Limiting Big Power Veto   Security Council Failure Admitted   Most Of Blame For World’s Chaotic Condition Laid To Soviet Union

ASKS CURB FOR VETO POWER OF SECURITY BODY   Wants Shifting of Major Responsibilities to 55-Nation Assembly

Greeks Request Flight Of U. S. Planes Over Guerrilla-Held Territory

Exiled King Eyes Throne In Belgium   Leopold Still, Holds His’ Membership In British Order, Seen As Indication'He Has Been Absolved .

MacKenzie Says King Leopold May Return to Belgium   Exiled Monarch is Still Listed as Member of Order of the Garter

TWIN CRESTS ARE AWAITED ON THURSDAY   Alltime Mark Is. Blasted at Boone; Ottumwa Girds Anew.

Worst Flood In  Its History May Hit Des Moines   Crests On Two Rivers Due Almost Simultane onely Tamarraw 7

Des Moines Braces  For ‘Worst Flood’   River Crests Expected Tomorrow; Other Towns In Area Battle High Water

CRESTS OF BOTH RIVERS BEARING DOWN ON CITY   Lowland Residents Are Warned to Prepare for  We hes) Bee:

Author Of Racing Bill Promises “Big Show” To Be Staged  Friends And Foes Of Pari-Mutuel Betting Are In Austin For Biqaest Battle In Years

FARM PROGRAM OF ABUNDANCE SHAPED BY U.S.   Revised Parity Price Setup Among Steps Suggested To Congress Group

bchades Revision of Parity Price Formule, Emphasis On Food Consumption

Organized, Sustained, Realistic Abundance With New Parity Price Formula Objective

Would Revise Parity Price.   US Faces Depletion of Farm Population After Post-War Boom

Vandenberg-Dulles ~ Program Is Scorec   Pravda Says U. S. Would Undermine Hopes of Collaboration

Russia Raps Vandenberg  And Dulles   Republican Senator’: Plan Is Declared One of Imperialism

PRAVDA SCORES POLICY OF TWO GOP CHIEFTAINS   Communist Mouthpiece Flays John F. Dulles, Sen. Vandenberg

Members Uphold $88,000,000 Cut  Also Slashes Army Occupation Funds

Senate Gets Redue ed- Bill  Slashed Foreign Aid © “Fund Passed in Horse

House Passes Appropriations Bill; Cuts 88 Million From Foreign Aid

NO LEGISLATION TO CURB COSTS 1S ANTICIPATED   FUNDS F PROGRAM CUT BY HOUSE AGTION   88-Million Lopped Off: Occupation Costs Also Slashed   Congress Seen Adjourning Friday Without Passing Measure   ENATE MAY VOTE TO:GOP V EST ORE REDUCTIONS: IS UN

Amount Asked  By Army Is Also Reduced   Fivergeucy Prograny Called For $597 Million; Over 50 P. C, Cut From Arinu: Clare Wea Senate

HOUSE TO PASS AID BILL SOOM   Measure’s Backers Drive fo.   Quick Action

House Reduces Foreign Help By 88 Million   President. Signs Bill Au_ thorizing Stop-Gap Funds .

HOUSE PASSES BILL SLASHING FUNDS FOR AID   Vote on Appropriation Bill Upholds Action Of Committee

HOUSE CUTS. AID BILL BY 88 MILLION   Cut Also Is Amount Asked For German: Occupetion

HOUSE SLASHES MILLIONS FROM AID PROGRAM   Senate May Restore Seme of Cuts Made  In Drastic Action

Army’s Funds For Occupation Costs Also Cut   Vote Upholds Action of Committee in Eliminating China

Upholds $88,000,000 Cut lis Appropriations Committee Made in Troman’s $597,000,083 Erogram—Measure Also Reduces Amount Asked for Occupation of Germany, Korea and Japan From $490,000,000 to $230,000,000.

HOUSE VOTES CUTS IN EUROPEAN AID, ACTHPATION FINNS   88 Million Slashed from $597,000,000 Stopgap Relief Program.   VOICE BALLOT TAKEN   Amount Asked for Army Costs in Germany, Japan, Korea Sliced in Halt.

Cuts Funds 88 Million; Halves Occupation Sum   Eliminates China; Senate May Vote To Restore All Parts Of Measure

ASSESSOR BILL COES 10 HOUSE   Pian For Changing Completely Assessing System Facing More Severe Test

Co. Assessor Plan Wins in lowa Senate  dob ' of Appr isi Ty. 1  raisin

Mancheno Said Out In Ecuador  Reported Resigned; Order Finhtina Halte-

Chief For A Week Of Ecuador’s Government Resigns His Post And Disappears.

Mancheno Resigns As Counter Revolt Flares in EKeuador   Chief Of De Facto Government Forced Out After Rule of Little More Than Week;  Former President Plans To Return

Mancheno Quits Ecuador Post, Flees.  Deposed President To Return Today

New Regime Is Smashed In Ecuador  Mancheno Resigns And Disappears As Foes Close In

MANCHENO FLEES IN ECUADOR CRISIS   Week-Old Regime Doomed as Counter - Revolutionaries Advance on Capital.

“Caar’ Resigns Ecuador Reins, Goes in Hiding   Mancheno QuitsAfterWeek As Tusurgent Military Warches an Ohiiin

Magazine Writer Quotes Hoover As Saying U.S. Should Have Staved Out Of 2nd World Way

‘Never Would Have Been Attacked’—  Should Have Stayed Out of War, Declares Ex-President Hoover

IN MAGAZINE INTERVIEW  Hoover Asserts U. 5. Didn't Need fo Fight Recent War

U.S. Should Have Stayed Out Of War, Says Hoover  Provocation For  Attack By Japs

Hoover Criticizes  US Entry in World War Il, in Article  Declares Pearl Harbo Was America’s Fault, by Provocation

THOUSANDS IN FLORIDA AIDED   Relief Agencies Step Up Efforts To Help Thousands Of Flood Victims In Wake Of Weekend Hurricane Which Brought Propertv Loss And Death.

South Florida Is Hard Hit by Rising Floods:   Red Cross Assigns 5 Workers, Approve Big Camd fne Belief Work

Fight Dead, Four Injured In Explosion   Russian Officers Join Germans In Sweeping inquiry

Bomb in Berlin Causes Damage   Eight Persons Killed, Four Injured in Blast In Russian Zone

Explosion Blasts Building in Soviet Zone Of Berlin   Eight Persons Reported Dead, Four Injured

Eight Are Killed as Bomb Rips Berlin Traffic Police Station in the Soviet Zone

Blast Wrecks Building In Russian Zone   High German Official Among Victims; Four Reported Injured

Explosion/in Soviet Zone. Hurts Four   Politics Is Implied*: as Anti-Red Chief's Office Demoliched 

BLAST IN BERLIN KILLS 8 PERSONS   Explosion Occurs in Russian-Occupied Zone

EXPLOSION — IN BERLIN KILLS EIGHT   ‘Bomb Caused Blast in Russian Zone’

Berlin Explosion: is Fatal To Eight   Police Headquarters In Russian Zone Blasted By Bomb; Four Persons Injured

BOMB DESTROVS PART OF BERLIN POLICE STATION   Eight Persons Killed As Blas! Wrecks Building In Rus ae

8 DEAD, 4 HURT IN RUSSIAN ZONE BOMB EXPLOSION   Berlin Traffic Police Headquarters Shattered In New Political Plot

BOMB ROCKS SOVIET AREA OF BERLIN   Eight Killed, Fou Injured In Blast Which Wrecks Po: lice Building.

Marshall ‘Leaves No Reason -for Thinking’Another) World War Is Imminent

W orld Looks InBadShape To Marshall   Secretary Of State Wasnt Breaking Startling News When He Said Globe Is In “Critical Condition”

Says World Is In Critical Condition, But  Marshall Rees No War Threat

iArgentina Likely To Win Long Struggle For ‘US: Arms Following White House Conference

US, Argentina Patch Troubles      White House _ Conference  Scene of Re-Establish - aa Formal Relations

Predict Argentine Will Obtain Arms  Closer Relations May Follow Talks

Eve Arden’s Husband Gentleman “To End”   Diplomats Look For Sale Of U. S. Military Equipment To Argentina

N.Y. Workers Seen Losing « Capitol March   Condon-Wadlin Bill Banning Public Strikes Likely

Puerto Rican Trip Cancelled; New DC-6Has Proved Speed Over 350 MPH

U.N. Considers Atomic Problems After Seeing Opening Baseball Til

U. N. DELEGATES GO BACK TO WORK ON TWO TOP PROBLEMS   Political Committee on Atomée Energy Coutrol Holds Closed Meet'ng

COMMITTEES NAMED   24 Farmers Will Administer ACA Program for 1948

EMPEROR -CALLS-ON-MACARTHUR REGARDING JAPANESE DEFENSE   HIROHITO ALSO SPEAKS OF THE NECESSITY OF JAPAN TO SELL PRODUCTS, ABROAD

MARTHUR GIVES JAPAN'S EMPEROR PLEDGE OF SAFETY   Hirohito- Assured Disarmed Nippon Will Be Pro“tected by U. S.

Medals Short So She'll Just Wait   British-Born Tulsa Women Knows It’s Awarded

$40,000 LOSS IN JOICE FIRE   Co-operative Elevator Destroyed by Blaze Following Explosion

FIRE DESTROYS HUGE ELEVATOR IN NORTH IOWA   Blaze Follows Blast in Joice Building ; Estimate $40,000 Loss

Soviet Stop Worrying— Anderson County, Tenn, Not Fazed By A-Bomb

Brain Operation Relieves Pain   ’ Surgery Used to Ease Mental Troubles Has Broader Effect

Tulsa Sends Edman Back fo Indiana   Has Admitted Shooting Former Wife Recently

CLARK DECLARES HE WILL URGE AN. INDICTMENT   Retired Officer Rapped by Arnold Mevers Phase Over

Ships Carry! ing Refugee Sell Reach Hambur ‘0   Heavy Fog Cancels Plans to Land Group: British Troops Set

Refuses to Call Writers ‘Reds,’ Kicks Out Six  Beau Eile Casimbe

JAGC WARNER TELES COMMITTEE PEOPLE WITH UN-AMERICAN BENT MAY HAVE INFILTRATED IN MOVIES

UN- AMERICAN ACTIVITIES ARE CITED   Names of Screen Writers Revealed During Hearing

Jack Warner, Producer,  Takes Stand   Reveals Infiltration Of Industry By  iin. Awmaseceanm Pasenies

Jack Warner Tells House Committee that People with unAmerican Learnings Are in Movie Industry.  MOSTLY IN WRITING DIVISION, HE SAYS

Howard Koch, Lavery Are Among Those Summoned to Give Testimony   — Curtis Told Him   Publishing Firm Told Warner Their Action Not His Business

SEEK 10 LEARN OF COMMUNISM IN MOVIE LAND   Jn-American Activities Committee After Information On Extent Of Communist Infiltration In Motion Picture Industry.

UN- AMERICANS ARE PRESENT, WARNER SAYS   19 Hollywood Personalities Called As Witnesses   HOUSE GROUP   Refuses To Rule Out Subpoenas; Anti-American Propaganda Charged

Hollywood Un-American  Trend Cited  Thomas Refuses . Move to Quash

‘Un-American’ Attitude ~ In Hollywood Admitted   Jack L. Warner, Movie Pro. ducer, Tells House Probers That Some _ Infiltration Into Film Industry Has Developed

Warner Says Men With Un-American  Leaning In Movies   Thomas Denies Motion To Quash 19 Subpoenas

Warner Admits Hollywood Has  “Un-Americans”   Producer Testifies Before The House Committee Today.

Committee Opens Hollywood Probe   Producer Admits Movie Industry May Have Un-Americans

Warner Claims  Writers In Lead   Do Not Advocate Any Overthrow Of Rulers

WARNER SAYS DISLOYAL MEN WORK IN FILMS   Movie Executive Admits Peoaie with “Un-American” Leanings Employed.

Declares Movie: Industry : Infiltrated by‘Many With ‘Un-American Ideas’

Tells of Firing 6 Script Writers At Film Probe   But Movie Producer Denies White House Uraed Pro-Red Films

Denies Movies Contain — Red Doctrine  - Lists 12 Writers : Whose Contracts .

Movie Capital Show Opening   Probe Chairman Says Ne Question If Reds There, But influence on Mavies

House Group Opens Its Movie Probe   Warner Tells Solons Some Un-Americans Are Now in Industry

Un-American People In Movie Industry .   Warner Declines To Say They Are Communists; Other Hollywood Personalities To Testify

Six “Slanted” Writers Fired   Have Never Seen Communist of That Doctrine in Pictures, Says Warner

Jack Warner, Producer, In Statement   Carefully Guards Against Using Word Communism

Producer Says Movies Foster American Ideas   Warner Calls White House Pressure Charge a ‘‘Fantasy’’ Today

Un-American Writers Work For Movies, Warner Says   Thomas Refuses to Quash Subpenas for Nineteen Asked to Testify

House Starts Hearings  On Red Infiltration Into Hollywood with Warner

Producer Refuses to Call Them Communists And Says They Are in Writing Division

Movie Leader Questioned On Red Activities   Declined To Say People In Question Communists.

Six Movie Writers Fired By Producer   Warner Tells Committee Men Were Fired For ‘Un ' ~~ American Leanings’

Warner Criticises  Writers Methods   Producer Says Studios Slash Films Projecting Red Ideals

Doesn’t Know Red If He Meets One   But Jack Warner Admits Some ‘Un-American’ Persons Are in Movies   TESTIFIES IN HOUSE   Says Unpatriotic Lines Are Deleted From Such Wniters’ Scripts

Warner Says. Un-Americans In Hollywood .   ‘Actors’ Lawyer Ruled Out In Try . Ta Ouach © boas sae

Warner Sees Un-American Influences  Movie Leader Testifies In Hollywood Probes

Hollywood Reds Gnaw At Movies   Producer Says Most “UnAmerican’ Matter Comes From Script Writers

Hollywood  Producer Testifies  UN-AMERICANS IN HOLLYWOOD WARNER SAYS

Warner Says Script Writers Big Offenders   Producer Answers Probers Inquiries In Evasive Terms

Warner Testifies “Un-Americans’ Present in Films   Does Not List Attitude as Red: Just ‘Un-American’

WARNER FIRED 6 FOR UNAMERICA) SCRIPT WRITING   Says FDR Pressure Rumor Is ‘Fantasy’; Wants Free Films

He Refuses To Refer To Any As Communists   Says Company Cuts Out Of Scripts Unpatriotic Ideas

Warner. Classes Some: Employes As UnAmerican   Comunittee’ Rejects. Action _To (Quask Summons For Actors,’ Writers and:  Film. Directors:

mu aN Eee ANN EP  Un-Ameriean Leaning In Movies Seen  Jack L. Warner To Einrct Witrcee

Committee Seeks Reds Iz Hollywood   No Question There Are Communists There, Says Chairman Thomas In Opening Inauiry

Producer Tells Of Objectionable Ideas in Scripts   Declines to Say These Employes Are Communists

Frank Review of Election in Poland Urged  Russia and Britain  Asked to Join TT Co fae Retine

Frank Review of Election in Poland Urged  - Russia and Britain Asked to Join U.S. for Action

Vandenberg Calls For "Frank" Big Three Review Of Polish Elections

VANDENBERG ASKS POLE VOTE CHECK   Sums Up Result As Nullifying Red Pledges Made At Big Three Conferences

Jew Found. ‘Slain:  Along Roadside   Believe’ He: Was One of 0. ‘Abducted Two . Weeks: Ago :

‘Unknown’ Jew Murder Victim Near Tel Aviv   Believed To Be One Of Two Men Who Were Seized By Men Who Spoke English   Tension Appears To Be Eased Off   Five Jews Killed, 16 Hurt Thursday, 33 Yesterday After Newest Of Onthbreaks

DAMAGE SUITS” AGAINST DIANA   THREE LOUISVILLE OFFICERS ASK $20,000 EACH AS RE~ SULT OF FIGHT

MAY BE USED IN GREEK AID  Employment of American Soldiers Abroad

ARMY MAY WANT COMBAT TROOPS SENT T0 GREECE   Congress Will Have to Approve Sending U. S. Soldiers Into Battle

Predict U.S, To Face Grim Policy Issue   High Army Officer Admits Situation Is Growing Worse

High Army Officer Sees U. S. Facing ‘Grave Decisions’ in Next Six Months

Action Would Be as Last Resort To Salvage Present Government; Officials Uree Frank Statement

May Seek Authority For Help   State Department Denies Current Talk With British

Send Troops To Greece   Will Depend On ; he  Continued Upset  “Milifary Situation.

Saying Happy New Year Twice!   PERMISSION 10 SEND TROOPS TO GREECE MAY BE REQUESTED

State Department Gear: Policy To Depend Upon Circumstances In  Next Few Months.

Buffalo Teachers Agree To Return To Classes Today  Federation Accents Pay Increase Offer

BUFFALO TEACHER STRIKE (S$ ENDED   Group Votes To Acoapt Mayor’s Offer Of Pay Raice. Return to Claeses: -

Teacher Strike In Buffalo To End Today  Agree To Accept Offer Of $300 to $625 Hike _ For This School Year

SETTLEMENT [IS REACHED IN SCHOOL TIEUP   Buffalo Teachers Will Get Hike; Schools Reopen Today

AMERICA WANTS MILITARY PACT WITH DENMARK   Marshall Faces Delicate Task In Coming Negotiations With Danes; Com munist Agitation Is  Difficulty.

Marshall Has Delicate Task In New Talks On Greenland   Danish Agreement Sought For Bases On Strategic Island

U.S. Faces Difficult Task In Greenland   NEW DEFENSE PACT TO GIVE MARSHALL BIG JOB

Greenland Pact Negotiation Difficult Role for Marshall   Due to Nationalism, Red Agitation

United States — Seeks To Retain Greenland Bases   Diplomats See Delicate Task Ahead For Marshall In Trying To Win Danish Agreemen

Defense Pact With Denmark Is Problem   Military Bases On Greenland Ohiective

Cross Enters GOP Contest  For Governor   Jerseyvillian Prepared te . Battle Green for GOP  Nomination

ILLINOIS POLITICAL PICT URE:  Primary Contests Take Shape as Cross Announces in Governor Race

Bill Provides For Vet Housing  Badger Liquor Tax Will Be Increased

Mounties Get $4,000,000 Opium Cache  Dutch Ship In  Vancouver Raided

‘Senate Resumes ‘Debate Monday On Labor Curbs   Fight Centers on Amendments Designed To Strengthen Bill

Will War On “Tougher” Amendments ....  Senate Faction Planning Fight On Labor Curbs

Group Will Fight Labor Bill Changes   Taft Backs Move to Add  Four More  Amendments

Tighter Bans On Unions  Fought   Senators To Fight All Amendments To Measure

Senators Rally To Fight Change In Labor Bill   Foes of Amendments Claim-’Chance’ to Defeat Tougher Curbs

Senators Rally In Fight Against Tough Labor Bill   Ellender and Taft Sure Of Action On  Union Curb Measures

Senate Group Fights Sharp Labor Measure   Presidential Veto Said Feared Unless Bill Toned Down

Ellender Wants OK on Measure As Now Written   Taft Claims Votes Assured To Bolster Pending Legislation

Senators Rally Against Force In Labor Bill   Group Determined To Kill \mendments To Mahe Act Tough On Unions

Planning Drive Against Tougher Union Curb Bill   Opponents To The Hard Measure Organizing For Fight.

Group Favoring Unions Determined to Keep Amendments Off the Present Bill  Debate Monday  W....-*%.)..-.8*..¥ Uae  MY Lea         Presidential Veto Might _ Leave Country With No Labor Law

‘OLONS CLAS AS LABOR ACT IS ROWS GRUX   Fatt Faction Seeks Tougher Bill: Ellender Backs Measure ‘As Is’

OPPONENTS OF LABOR BILL IN SENATE UNITE   Taft Rejects Talk Truman Will Veto Stiff Measure

Taft Claims Success for Labor Curbs  “Foes of Harsh Bill Rally for Fight on Floor

Solons Fight Tougher Term: forUnions.   But Senator Taft Claims Victory for Labor Curbe

FURTHER LABOR CURBS BATTLED   Senate Bloc Will Fight Any Amendment To Bill

WILL FIGHT ALL LABOR MEASURE AMENNMENTS   Especially Those Whieh Would Make it Tougher on ithe Unions.   ELLENDER FOR THE BIEL   Senator Taft Argued a Presidential Veto May Follow.

Tots Starving; Arrest Couple   Parents Abandon Their 9 Young Children

EFFORTS FAIL FOR SETTLING FORD DISPUTE   UNION TURNS DOWN CONDITIONAL BID FROM COMPANY

Stop Strike. Effort Fails   No Progress Made In Settlement of Ford Workers Dispute

UNION TURNS DOWN FORD’S PROPOSAL   No Progress Reported in Eleventh Hour Efforts to Head Off Threatened Strike.

Italian Reds Ask Voice in Nitti Cabinet  _ ‘iit   Demand New Premie Reinstate Party in Unity Government

Communist Party Demands Place in Italian Cabinet   Refuses to Be Brushed Off By Former Premier Seeking Unity Pregram   LEADER SERVES  NOTICE ON NITTI   National Solidarity Is Not Possible Without Com ~ munist View, He Says

(National. Guard ‘Armory Receives Money for Repairs   Company ,'B’ To Have Barbecue Tuesday, Aug. 12

U.N. DOOMS RED MOVE ON GREECE   Russia Would Put U. S. Aid Under Supervision

COUNCIL BLOCKS REDS’ STRATEGY   Soviet Proposal for Supervision Of U, S. Aid to Greece — By UN Rejected

Russ Effort To Put Greek Aid Under UN Fails   Majority Support In Security Counci Blocks Resolution

SOVIETS FAIL TO CET U. S. AID PLAN ON U: N. CALENDAR   ‘Majerity-Opposition ~of Security Council Dooms Efforts Pe al AON pete ae AL cists Skee ke

Russ Blocked In Trying To Put Greek Aid Plan Under UN   Majority in Security Council Against Soviet Proposal

SOVIET DEFEAT SEEN IN UN FIGHT OVER AID   Britain, France Oppose Bid To Check U. S. Action

Russia Can't Get U.N. Control U. § Loans fo Greece   Council's Balkan Investigators to ‘Watch’ Situation

Council Opposes Making ‘UN Boss   Soviets Expected To Block Watch Over Balkans

Wanted American Aid te Greece Linder United   Nation Supervision

Russia Defeated  On Aid Control   U.N. Council Majority Backs U. S. Right to  Help Greece, Turkey

RUSSIAN MOVE ON GREEK PLAN DOOMED   UNO Council Refuses To Study Aid Setup

Council Dooms Russian Effort   U.N. Supervision Proposal Blocked

Opposed By - Both Britain And France   Negative Vote Of Either Nation Is Enough To Kill the Russian Resolution   No Need To  Invoke Veto   Cadogan Points Out Soviet Aid To Poland and Balkan Nations Is Not “Supervised”

See Reds Losing Attempt To Foist Aid Plan On U.N   Senator Revercomb Views Assistance War Bait; Plea For Austrian Pact

Existing Contract Provides That Workers Join Union Must Maintain Membership As Condition Of Employment   CORPORATION SEEKS STRIKE, LOCKOUT BAN

Armored Columns Thrown Into  Indonesian Batile   Only Scanty Resistance Being Met Mostly From Road Mines and Booby Traps Along Hicdhway

Also Says Congress  Did Not Know What * Appropriated Billions Were Being Used For

NOW IT CAN BE TOLD Spies Probed Frantically For Atomic Secret At Oak Ridge

ALLOWED SPIES AT OAK RIDGE ATOMIC PLANT   Army Had System To Foo!  Espionage Agents,  Rep. Cannon Says   FUNDS APPROPRIATED BLINDLY BY CONGRESS

BAN ON TEACHER STRIKES SIGNED   $10 Flat Auto Fee, County Pay Hike, Eight Other Bills Now Law

‘Draft Wallace For President’ Move ls Shaping  Former U. S. Official flalle fnr AAaatinn

Wallace Urges Truman-Stalin Berlin Meeting   Ex-Vice President Calls for Meeting To Settle Differences; Hints Third Party May Be Formed.

‘Draft Wallace’ Move Begins To Take Shape   _ Former Vice President Calls For Truman, Stalin Meet To Settle Differences

Wallace Suggests Truman, Stalin Have Conference  Macreesashetlh. moe...   Meanwhile Drive to Draft lowan to Run In ‘48 Takee Shane

DRAFT WALLACE FOR PRESIDENT MOVE STARTS   Urges Truman to _ Invite Stalin to Conference in Berlin

‘DRAFT WALLACE’ MOVEMENT OPENS   Former Vice President Urges Truman - Stalin Meeting In Berlin

Draft-Wallace Move Launched In California   Comes In Wake Of Call For A Truman - Stalin Meeting In Berlin.

Truman Asked To Meet With Russian Chief   Threat Of Third Party Voiced By Oucted Official

WALLACE TALKS OF THIRD PARTY   MAKES NO COMMENT ON CALIFORNHA PLAN RUN FOR PRESIDENT

Move Starts For Drafting Of Wallace   California Launches Action in Wake of Berlin Parley Call

Draft Wallace Drive Begins  _ Ex-Cabiner Officer KY... .. We. -te.lULDT.CODT "8

Movement To Draft Wallace For President Takes Shape; Demands Truman-Stalin Talk

‘DRAFT HENRY’ CALL SOUNDED   Wallace Wants Truman and Stalin to Meet

‘Draft Wallace’ Move Launched In California   Ousted Cabinet Membei Cally For Parley Of Traman, Stalin To Assure Peace

‘Draft Wallace’ Drive Launched   Thousands Cheer Washinaton Speech

‘Draft Wallace For President’ Move Begins   Ex-Vice-President Calls For Meeting Between Truman, Stalin In Berlin

Wallace Urges Berlin Meeting  Wants Truman-Stalir To Meet Personally

Draft Wallace For President Move Begins To Take Shape He Calls For Truman-Stalin Meet

Boost Wallace On Coast   Former Vice President Calls For TrumanStalin Meeting; Hints At Third Party in ’48

Draft Wallace Move Is Started In California   Threatens Third Party In Speech In Washington

Draft Wallace Move Rumored In California   PRESIDENTIAL BID OD THIRD PARTY MAY FOLLOW

‘Draft Wallace’ Campaign Beginning To Take Shape   Former Vice President Tells Washington Crowd ‘There Will Be a Third Party’

‘Draft Wallace’ Movement Begin: To Take Shape  sre a= - Beer *   Former Vice-President Urges Berlin Meeting Of Truman and Stalin

Diait Wallace For President  Move Launched      Former Vice-President Calis For TrumanStelin Peace Meet.

TRUMAN CRITIC GIVES HINT OF A THIRD PARTY   Former Vice-President Addresses Cheering Thousands In Washington: Advocates  Meeting Of Truman And Stalin.

Draft Wallace Move Started In California  _ Ousted Cabinet - Officer Visions

Draft Wallace Move Takes Shape In California  Truman-Stalin Parley Urged

Draft Wallace Movement Begins  Meeting of Truman, Stalin Called For

Wallace Boom Now Takes Form   Third Party Hint Puts Move in Open

Draft Wallace Movement on   Former, Vice President Calls for Truman-Stalin Meeting in Berlin

WALLACE DRAFT TALK HEARD AS ‘AR POSSIBILITY   Californian Calls Meeting To Line Up Power For © Dem Convention

Movement To Draft Wallace Takes Shape   Stalin-Truman Meeting Urged By-Ex-Secretary

PRICE. OF BREAD INCREASES IN SOME TEXAS CITIES: HIKE DUE IN OTHERS FROM HIGHER COSTS

GOP Predicting Two-Thirds Vote   Republican Charges Postal Department fg Being Badly Administered By Politicians

Judge Charges Lynch Jury To Speak Truth   Jury Gets Decision On Guilt of 28 Men

Lynch Case Goes lo 12-Man Jury  Judge Martin to Give Jury Charge

South Carolina Jury Charged In Lynch Trial   Final Arguments Ended on Note Of Sectionalism

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Heading Capital Meeting of Liberal Leaders

GOP PERSOAMEL   Switches Place Political Gag On His No. 1 Friend, Kavions

BODY FOUND IN RIVER   Lansing Prison on Clerk Found UniGenttied Man While Hunting

Congress Assumes Aspects of Sherlock Holmes in Current Mania for Investigations

NEW ROMANIAN ~ REGIME FORMEL   Mihai Reported On Way To Switzerland To Meet Gir: Friend

Romanian Reds  Are Jubilant   Parliament In Session Today To Draft A New Constitution.

School System Is Allocated $122 Million   Big Increase Given To Secondary Roads   Other Budget News On Page Three

School System Is Allocated $122 Million   Other Budget News On Pave Three

State Budget For Biennium 348 Millions   County Road Improve ment Allocation Is Ineronced

Rep. Scoft Will Face Charge of Assault To Kill   Sen. Anglin Reportec Resting Well After Affray in Senate

Oklahoma Legislator in Shooting Scrape Granted Bond Over Prosecutor's Protest

Hometown Feud Blamed * For State Senate Shooting   Representative Says He ‘Thought’ Victim Dre  Pistol First while They Were Talking

ONE OKLA. SOLON SHOT BY ANOTHER   Shooting Took Place on Floor Of Legislature.

Oklahoma State Senator Shof In Gun Battle   Young Representative Jailed After Shooting

Full Disclosure Of Russian Course Proposed  American Government To Send Strong Message to Moscow

Inquiry into Soviet Action In Hungary   Britain Will Join With U. S. in Seeking Investigation of Change in Government

America’s Note to Russia to Call For Probes in Hungary   U. S. Anxious For Facts in Shift to Left in Balkan Country

FEDERAL BILL 1S PRESENTED 10 AID ALL SCHOOLS   Grants Range From $20 To $60 Per Year For Every Student

46 Speed Surpassed by 25 m.p.h.   Jet Lands Near Dayton as Storm Hits at Cleveland

Paul Mantz Apparent Winner of —  Bendix Air Derby   Hollywood Pilot Cuts 16 Minutes Off His Winning Pace of Last Year in Flight From California to Cleveland

PULLS OUT OF BENDIX RACE   Global Flier Says Gasoline and Oil Consumption of Plane Too Great to Make Showing in the $25,000 Classic.

Changes Sought In Wagner Act By Ind:ana GOP   ‘Make Haste Slowly,’ Senator Urges; Taft Still Silent on Views

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   1? Former Krupp Officials Go on Trial Today

New Near-East Plan Called Least-Risky   CHURCHILL PRAISES TRUMAN’S PROPOSAL   Teachers Get Blame for Education Inconsistency

Vandenberg Makes Plea in Capital; Russians Swat Action in Newspaper; Churchill Approves.  WALLACE CHARGES COMMUNISM AIDED.

Back Foreign Policies, GOP - Leaders Told   Senator Vandenberg Asks Republicans To Aid In Greek-Turkish Plans Of  President Truman

 4,483,455 Eligible to Vote Sept. 9  REGISTRATION IN STATE DECLINES

Registration Off in State   Republicans Lose 76,042 And Democrats  88.282

Fewer Voters Eligible In Pa.   Drop Of 169,000 i Fram Lact Novemhboe:

VOTE NEW PERMIT   City Counal Approves 25 Year Franchise for  KEP.

VOTE NEW PERMIT   City Council Approves 25  Year Franchise for  A. &. Fr.

*TEMPERATURE SKIDS AS NORTHER SWEEPS “ALL PARTS OF TEXAS  LOW OF 15 REPORTED AT PAMPA; COLDER FORECAST TONIGHT

Fingerprint of Bank Gunman  Police Clue   Abandoned Escape Cat Provides Only Link Ta, § EF. Holdun

New Cabinet Now Sought By French   Ramadier Will Resign If Reynaud Is Successful In Organizing Regime

Red Strike in Rome Ends After 3 Hours   Political Violence Sweeps 27 Cities Throughout Italy

Three Major Bills Due Before Texas Legislature For Action Next Week

Communists’ Ban On Atom Body, Pledge   Lilienthal, Named To Post, Sets Aim; Hits ‘Smear’ By MekKellar

‘Lilienthal Promises to Ban Communists From ‘Employment in the Atomic Commission

Lilienthal Vows To Keep Reds Ou Of Atomic Group  Promise Does Nof Satisfy McKellar

Rate Hike Or Big Deficit Is Railroad Stand   Economist Tells ICC Nation’s Carriers Face 240 Million Loss

LUCKMAN EXPECTS FOOD SAVING GOAL T0 BE MET JAN. 1   Other Conservation Measures May Be Needed, However, He Asserts,   TAFT OFFERS PLAN   Says Single Agency Should Handle Prices, Aid for Europe.

No Letup in Conservation Seen, However   Chairman Refuses to Predict Poultryless, Meatless Days’ End

DEADLINE SET FOR GRAIN GOAL   Luckman Hopes U, 8$. Saves 100 Million Bushels For Eurone by Jan, 1

Progress —  In Saving of  Grain Hailed By Luckman Believes Goal  Of 100 Million Duachale Can Rea Moe

Death Toll 277 In Highway, Aerial Crashes   Traffic Mishaps In U. S. Kill 114; California Leads With 19, And  Indiana Has 11   Airline Accident In State Is Worst   53 Perished In Wreck Of Transport Near Port Deporit; Crashed In Woodland

HOLIDAY HIGHWAY DEATHS REACH 123   FATALITIES FROM OTHER CAUSES SWELL THE TOLL 10 AT LEAST 299,

HOLIDAY DEATHS BY VIOLENCE T0 217 IN NATION   Auto Continues Its Role as Chief Killer — Planes In Front Awhile

ACCIDENTS Kitt. 277 ON HOLIDAY   Highway Deaths Lead List At 114: Toll § In Michigan

Auto Accidents Over the Nation Marking Record   Major Airplane Crashes Count a Total of 94 Victims

Deaths at 257 As US. Counts Holiday’s Toll   Plame Accidents Incre Losses as Aniomobiles Assume Major Part

Automobile Chief Killer; 125 Die In Hiway Accidents   Holiday Fatalities In Texas Reach 10 First Two Davs of Week End

Violent Death Toll For Three Days Up fo At Least 299   Auto’ Chief Killer During Memorial Day Weekend, With 38 Drowned

USUAL ROLE AS CHIEF KILLER   Polilar and Indiana Lead; Ohio Lists ea

lowa Senate Revises Tax For Liquor   Measure Is Again Changed Today—Blue’s Budget  Estimate Received

Greeks Face Heavy Battle   Destroy Strong Points; Drive Te Open Konista Road.

Greek Army Batters Down Red Positions  44,000 Refugees Seek Shelter Fron   44,000 Refugees Seek Shelter From Guerrilla Mortar Fire In Mountains

Greek Troops Batter Rebels In Hard Fight   44,000 Reftigées Sheltered From Communist Cannon  Fire at Kanitsa

GREEK ARMY BATTLING TO FREE KONITSA   44,000 Refugees Seek Shelter from Commies

FIGHTING BITTER IN NORTH GREECE   ARMY REINFORCEMENTS DESTROY HALF DOZEN GUERRILLA STRONGPODNTS.

Greek Forces Drive ToOpen Konitsa Road   Reports Say 44,000 Refugees From City Seek Shelter From Red Guns

Greek Troop: Destr oy Red Strongpoints   Front Dispatches Reported 44,000 Refugees Seek Shelter From Fire of Communist 66-M Guzs

Greek Armies: Strike Heavily In Drive OnKonitsa   More Than Dozen Guerrilla Strongpoints Are Reported Smashed; Rein _forcements Move Up For Dawn Assault

Greek Federal Troons Pound Rebel Lines   Strong Points Blasted in Effort to Open Road to Konitsa .

Greek Forces Blast Rebels, “Destroy.Bases   Massive Dawn Assault Plan: ned In Snow-Covered Highlands, Advices Report

GREEK ARMY IN WIDE ASSAULT   Several Guerrilla Strongholds Destroyed as Battles Rage In Snowy Hills

Massive Dawn Smash Is Plan   Communists Hore Town Under Fire, Hang Boge  gedly te Roed Blocks

Greek-Rebel Battle Rages In Mountains   Massive Assault Planned at Dawn; 6 Stronzhoalds Fall

Greeks Raze Key Points Of Guerillas   Rush Fresh Troops To Mount New Offensive at Dawn

To Fine For Drive:      Communist G i e Rout Reported.” 44.000 Refugees

Mother’ s Day Was Quite ‘A Surprise To Former ‘WAVE Who Has Twins

JOINT STATEMENT IS EXPECTED ON TERMS fF ACCORD   Negotiators Go Into Late Night Session in Effort to Iron Out Details of Announcement.   WALKOUT SET FOR TODAY CALLED OFF   Union Agent Says Company Red Tape Delays Procedure—Pension Settlement Also Reached.

Ford Workers Not To Strike   Details Of Joint State. ment Still. To Be lron~ ed Out

Conferees Push For Settlement Of Ford Dispute   Agreement Is Said Reached to Avert Scheduled Strike

Ford Talks Are Resumed Agreement Appears Near  Negotiators Seek To Reach Accord On Details of Pact Averting Strike

DAY AND NIGHT SESSION HELD BY MEDIATORS   Negotiators Attempt To Iron Out Few  Differences

DISPUTE OVER TAFT-HARTLEY BILL SETTLED   FORD PRODUCTION WORKERS CALL OFF WALKOUT

Bonds Being Traded for Cash Today   Veterans Throng Banks to Exchange Their Terminal  Leave Securities

INJUNCTION 1S GOVERNMENT’ S STRIKE ‘CURE   Federal Attorneys Map Strategy In Case Of Seizure

PENALTIES DUE PHONE WORKERS   U. S. Court Injunction Possible If President Takes Over Industry

Sleeping Car Sales Upheld By Tribunal   Court Approves Sale of Pullman Co. Business to Railroad. '

Legion Elects W.R. Fugitt   Beckley Resident Succeeds Tones as Commander

American Legion Elects W. R. Fugitt, Beckley,  New State Commander   Huntington Selected As 1948 Convention Site; Wes: Virginia Legionnaires Opposed To Allowino Communists o Re Members

Beckley Man. To Head Legion  Huntington Picked For Next Year's Mee!

ltaly Makes Urgent Plea For U.S. Aid   Decision On Needs For Congress Meet Waits Upon Truman

Italy Appeals For U. S. Cash -To Buy Food   American Officials Stud 3 Question of Calling Rineiinl Sacetnn

Italy in an Urgent Appeal for US Aid In Economic Crisis  Joining Other Europear Nations for Relief  © asses G diss ieee

Italians Seek Assistance In Purchasing Necessities   American Officials Study Question Of Calling Congress To Consider Europe's Economic * Trauhlec

Ttaly Appeals for Food, Fuel From U.S   Special Session Question Is Under Study

Italy Appeals For Swift Aid  From America  Cry for Help Comes as Special Session of Congress Is Talked

Congress May Be Called for Funds Meeting   Italy in Dire Need of Aid: Solons Ponder Steps to Take.

ITALY MARES URGENT PLEA FOR U.S. HELP   FUNDS ARE NEEDED TO BUY ESSENTIAL FOOD AND FUEL

Italy Makes Urgent Plea To U.S. for Financial Aid Comes as Truman  Faces Question of Calling Congress

Italy Makes Urgent Appeal For U.S. Help   Officials Study Calling Special Congress Session

ITALY ASKS IMMEDIATE US. AD   Economic Plight Is Outlined As of A Desperate Nature

ITALY APPEALS FOR U. S. AID T0 BUY FOOD. FUEL   Immediate Help Needed, Say Italians; May Call Congress Into Session

SWIFT AMERICAN FINANCIAL HELP: ASKED BY ITALY   Urgent Appeal Comes Fron Rome for Funds to Buy Food and Fuel During Next Four Months.      STATE DEPARTMENT. IS TOLD OF PLIGHT   Meantime Officials Consider  Question of Calling Congress to Study Trou- Z bles in Europe. id

Italy’s Harvests Have Been Poor; May ue to Quit Buying U Coal; Lacks Money to Pay ‘for it.

Sales Tax Stamps Thrown in His Face, Ohio Official Calls Corrective Meet

U. 5. Refuses fo Surrender Russian Flaying Dictatorship in Homeland

U. S. Refuses to Surrender Red — Who Charged Dictatorshiy at Home

Soviet Extradition Of Former Official Reiected By U. S.   USSR Seeks To Capture Alekseev Who Was Critical Of ‘Dictatorship’

UNITED STATES WONT RETURN USSR OFFICIAL   Rejects Red Request to Surrender Alekseev Who Criticized Russia

RUSSIAN REQUEST FOR EXTRADITION REJECTED BY U. S.   Refuse to Surrender Former —Frade Official Whe Ciitt—  cized Dictatorship )

CLOUDS HEAD THIS WAY   Few Scattered Showers May Visit Southwest Part of State

Urges Change te Regulate Prices  Asks Stabilization on Monthiy Basis

Texas City Commits Its Unknown Dead to Go At Barial Service 66 Days After the Disaster

UNIDENTIFIED BODIES BURIEL   63 Victims Of Texas Cit; Disaster Are Laid To Rest

LOS ANGELES — HAS SUSPECT   ‘MAN WHO ATTACKED GIRL  QUIZZED ABOUT RECENT MUTILATION SLAYING

'SEN. BRIDGES SAYS SIGNS AGAINST “THE CONFIRMATION, OF LIMENTHAL JAS CHAIRMAN ATOMIC COMMISSION

Sen. Bridges Sees Clapp Rejection as Sian Lilienthal to Lose in Vote '

Bridges Doubts Confirmation Of Lilienthal   Sees Rejection of Clapp As Indicating Defeat For Lilienthal

Ohio Legislative Leaders Squabble Qver Funds Available for Increases

Drilling Race In Prospect   mt FPFUSpect  Caddo County Well Ties California Test, Both to Go On From 16688 Feet

Caddo Wildcat Ties Record at 16,668 Depth   New Record Appears Likely os Drilling Is to Continue as “A Tight Hole”

Oil Men Use Bacteria Now   Ready for Field Experiments With Types That Release Oil from Limestone

Minority Leader Rayburn Leads Fight Against Proposed Constitutional Amendment To Restrict Chief Executive’s Terms—Republicans Contend Move Would Be Barrier Against “Dictatorship’”—Committees Delve Into Manv Matters

House May Vote Today On 2-Term Limit   Democrats Oppose Two Term Limit on Presidency Claiming It Would Shackle Future Voters.

House Vofe Near On Limiting of Presidential Term   Two-Thirds Majority Assured,: Republican Leaders Assert ~~

Storm Over Two-Term Legislation   Democrats Shout Objections to Plan For Limit on White House Occupaney

STUDIES LIMIT ON PRESIDENCY   Truman’s Succession Pro posal Puts Republicans On Spot

Presidential Succession  Vote Likely   Bill Would Limit Office To Two Four-Year Terms

House Decision On 2-Term Bill Expected Today    Rayburn Urges Demos To Wait And-‘Cool Off’ Before Voting’

VOTE SOUGHT ON LIMITING PRESIDENCY   Early Session Called to Insure House Decision Today on Whether to Limit Tenure to Two Terms.

House To Vote By Tonight on Two-Teria Bill   First Pre-Noon Session Called To Speed Decision

Presidential 2-Term Limit Up for Ballot   Republicans ‘Sure’ Proposal Will Pass; Democrats Critical

PRESIDENTIAL TERM ~ ISSUE STIRS DEBATE   Democrats Object To Speed Of Action On Measure

House Meets on Term Limit   -Pre-Noon, Session to Dabate‘Hotlssue

House Will Vote Today On 8-Year Presidency Limit   Truman Reiterates Demand For Change In Succession Law

Republicans Ready Amendment For 2-Term Presidential Limit   Democrats Protest, Call it ‘Politics’

Floor Leader Asks  Members To Relax Republicans Claim Two-Thirds   Republicans Claim Two-Thirds Vote Certain For Amendment

Expect To Send Bill to Senate Which Would Set Presidency At Two 4-Year Terms

Warm Debate On Two Terms For President Bush’Says Scientists,  Army Not-Split On Atomic Develonmenij

[Democrats Oppose 'Republican2-Term  Presidency Move    House In Expected to Give Two-Thirls Vote to Send Proposal to Senate

DEMOCRATS CALL IT MANEUVER T0 SHACKLE VOTERS  AEFHIIDLIPaANeG 1 AIM

GOP Trying to Deny People Choice in Vote?  Rayburn Leads Fight Against Amendment

House Debates Two Term Limit   Democrats Oppose Presidency Bill—Vote  Expected Late Today

Limiting Of Term Stirs Up Real Ire   Future Generation Would Be Victims  Democrats Argue

Floor Leader Asks Members To Relax  Republicans Claim Two-Thirds Vote Certain For Amendment

Hot Fight Over Two Term Limit   Democrats Shout Objections to Amendment Limiting Presidential Tenure

Action Speeded Over Protests Of Democrats   Restrictive Amendment Expected to Go to Senate By Nightfall

Today $ Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by Ar   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

‘Limited Tenure’ Stirs Hot Debate   Democrats Claimn Voters Thwarted, G. O. P.’s Say Aim Is to Block Dictatorship; Continued Higher Excise Taxes Win Committee Approval

VOTE ON ISSUE OF LIMITING PRESIDENT'S TERM UP TODAY   Democrats Square Away For Fight; Proposal Must Go To States

Works On Law To Limit Term In Presidency   Democrats Shout Objections; Rayburn Advises To “Wait and Cool E Off?

ACTION SPEEDED ON TENURE BILL   Early Session Called To Complete Action on Limiting Presidential Term

Food And Price Problems Await Truman s Return   President Expected To Urge Action To Cope With Situation Soon After Arrival   ‘BELT TIGHTENING”’ IS BEING URGED

Farm Bureau To _ Have 2 Mostings " Plymouth Count;  Aeon’ And Kixigile; ~ Scenes Of Gatherings On

~ Akron ‘And Kingsley Senda Of Gatherings       “On:-Mav 1. Mav 2.

Tragedies, Successful Campaign For Good Behavior Of Children In Varied ‘Reports Of Hallowe’en Over Country

Fred Says He Didn’t Mean to Plug— Motor Man Hails Competition   Which-Way-ls-ltGoing Car Man Telis Story

TAKES STAND IN FAIRFIELD TRIAL   SAYS SHOOTING OF FORMER HUSBAND WAS IN SELF DEFENSE

New Yorkers Find That Nature Is Powerful Force As Record ‘Snow Defies City Hall’s Edicts

New York Digs Out Of Record Snow, Impressed By Big Show Of Nature

Most Residents of New York Get First Introduction to the Real Power of Nature

Lewis Urges Viiners " ee  For Six Days   No Legal Action to Halt Work Stoppages Expected from LU. 8.

Krug Plans A Report Upor Coal Mine Safety Problem:   Interior Chief Declares, Meanwhile, He Won't Enzacze In Controversy On Tragedy

Senate Will Get Genera  U. $, Picture   Miners’ Holiday Cannot Be Stopped  Officials Contend

Krug Declines To Argue With Lewis  On Mine Holiday   Secretary Of Interior Promises Early Report T Congress On Coal Mine Safety; Refuses To Get In Controversy Over Centralia

Krug Refuses To Argue With John L. Lewis   Government Silent on Plans for Meeting Walkout Threat

Krug Promises Speedy Repor!      ‘Lewis Calls for Six-Day : Mine Shutdown in Mourning

Krug Promises Speedy Report On Pit Safety  Officiale Study Lewie   Officials Study Lewis Action On "Holiday'

Coal Miners To Be Idle For Period  Of Mourning   Called by Lewis; Coal Mine Safety Report to Congress  Promised by Krus

FARM HAND SAYS HE STRANGLED DETROIT CADDY .   Confession Clears Up Old Wayne County Mystery

Farm’ Hand Says He Killed Boy, 13, In Detroit.   . Later Repudiates a Confession, But Story Checks with Facts 

Price Outlook — Gloomy As Food Prices Hit Peaks   $3-A-Bushel Wheat Sold For First _Time Since 1920

Gloomy Aspect tc US Food Picture  Upward Trend Back in Major Markets

FOOD PRICE PICTURE IS GLOOMY ONE   Manv Commodities Turn Upwards on Maior Markets

CATTLE, GRAINS, BUTTER HIGHER  Price Outlook For ‘Country Is Darker

Wheat Over $3 Mark For First Time Since '20   Price Soars To $3.0134 On Minneapolis Market.

PRICE PICTURE DARKENS WITH NEW UPSWINGS   Wheat, Cattle Soar On Ke\ Markets; Milk Also Goes Un In Some Regions

PICTURE GLOOMY ON FOOD PRICES   ‘Upturns Noted in Many Com: - modities at Major Markets

GLOOMY FOOD OUTLOOK IN BIG MARKETS   Continued Upturn in Commodity Prices Paints a Dark Picture for Consumers as Costs Keep Soaring.

Texas Bank is Looted Of $10,000  Ore Randit I<   One Bandit Is Shot to Death By Alert Sherift

CEILINGS OFF HOTEL ROOM RENT FEB 1)   Government to Keep Controls on Apartments and Houses

RENT OFFICIALS BACK CONTROLS   Residential Restrictions Are to Continue Despite Freeing of Hatel Raom Prices.

INFANTRYMEN BEING PUT BACK ON FEET   army Cenlends Too Many Denghfeet Are Now Working Behind Phockx

Another Shortage  Too Many Foot Soldiers Riding A Desk: Army Makes New Plan:

SEARCH ON FOR MISSING B-29   Supertortress of Alaskan Air Conmwand ohaus been Missing  Sinee Monday — Pour Visibility Hampers Aeriul Search,

Army-Navy Officials Planning Coast Maneuvers   Alabama Drv Dock Idled by Workers’ Walkout   Paliceman’s Setter Doa ‘Points’ Four Discs

ARMS PROGRAM GOES TO SECURITY COUNCIL   Soviet, U. S$. Proposals May Slow Up UNO Session

ARMS MEASURE BEING SCANNED   UN Delegates Face Obstacles To Speedy Opening of Vital Question

UN COUNCIL TAKES UP ARMS SLASH ACTION   Two Road Blocks Shape Ur As Group Convenes

}  Picket Lines Reach Boiling Point  Phone Strikers and Government Men Say Crucial Stage Is Near   Supreme Court Ban Serving ‘Set-Ups' After 1:30 A. M.   Some Places Had Sought to Fix ‘Em Up as Late as 4

TENSION GROWS IN PHONE STRIKE; VIOLENCE FLARES   Fighting Breaks Out in De troit— Police Clear Entrance for Non-Strik  ers to Go to Jobs.   SITUATION APPROACHES A “CRUCIAL STAGE’   Government Conciliators Indi  cate They Wilt Put For  ward New Settlement Proposal Shortly,

Phone Strike  Tension Grows   Detroit Melee Points Up i ety ana e

Nation's Phone Walkout Nears Crucial Stage   Picket: Line Melee in Detroit Points Up Tension’ ..

TENSION GROWS IN PHONE TIEUP   Detroit Pickets Fight: Government Promises Settlement Plan

GOVT. DRAFTS NEW OFFER IN PHONE STRIKE   Proposal Is Indicated As Walkout Enters Into Third Week

PHONE STRIKE TENSION SHOWS IN PICKET LINE   Fighting Breaks Out As Detroit Non-Strikers Report For Work

Senate Foes Squaring Off For Tax Tiff   G. O. P. Confident Of Beating Move To Delay Debate

ee & ttl Britain, America Stage Race   In Development Of Jet Power

Kern Canal  HitbyFund Shortage   Available Monies Will Run Out This Month, Bureau Says

Several Telephone. Strike Settlements Made Over Country   - Long Lines Meet Postponed for Five Hours by Union

Predict Senate Will Pass Bill  ’ Control Extension Act Is Modified

WORLEY IS OPPOSED TO RAISE FOR JUDGES   Adams Representative Voices Opposition To Bill Before Measure Is Passed By House

Jewish Nation Only Solution For Palestine   Head of Zionist Congress Presents Final U. §. Argument; Hearings  Beein Monday

New Girls Central High School to Be Constructed   D. M. Kelly, Very Rev. M. M. English to Head Public Subscription Campaion: $400,000 Project Planned

New Girls Central High School to Be Constructed  D. M. Kelly, Very Rev. M. M. English to Head Public Subscription  SETS « meat ee Te See

Carriers Take 4 Day Vacation Trip to Chicago      Special Train Over Milwaukee Railroad Carries 300

Greek-Turkish Loan Survives Test In House   Agree on Nine-Hour Dehate on Merits of 8440,000,000 Youn Mesure.

GREEK-TURK BIL OVER FIRST HUME   Standing Vote Agrees te Limit Debate on Measure.

Greco-Turkish Loan Bill By First Hurdle   House Debate Limited To Nine I fours

Electric Power Is Restored to City; Midwest.in Peril   Gas and. Water Facilities Are to Be in- Use; Towa, Nebraska Ace  Rained Out

CREWS STRIVE 10 RESTORE WATER GAS 10 RUTLAND   Electric Power Reaches FloodBattered City By Auxiliary Lines

Emergency Crews Work To Restore Hooded District   Rutland Vermont Struggles To Get Back To Normal

BATTLE T0 END FLOOD DAMAGE   Emergency Crews Work To Restore Ges And Water In Rutland

Crews ‘Mop Up’ Vermont City; Missing Found   ‘Power Restored, But It Will Take Weeks to Repair Damage to Gas Mains

Drastic Cuts in Gas To Industrial Users   Cold Weather Prompts Three Companiés To Make Cote ,

Farm Mother, 2 Sons Found Dead In Silo   Humboldt County Coroner Says They Were Asphyxiated By Gas

THREE IOWANS PERISH IN SILO   Mother and Two Sons Are Victims at Humboldt

New Labor Law Takes Full Effect   Unions Subject to Prose. cution for First Time Under Taft-Hartley Act

Ford Workers Get Union Shop On Deadline   Contract Passed Seconds Before Taft-Hartley Act Went Into Effect

Bypassing New Labor law Is Union Trend   " Taft-Hartley Act Is 2. Meeting Varied Reception “By Organized Workers

Labor Policy Switches To New Track....  New Curbs On  Unions Begin

Une Author Says Employers Right Protected   NLRB Wants Unions To Make Up Minds on Attitude Towards Roard

Taft-Hartley Law in Effect   Hartley Urges Firms To Take Advantage Of Measure

Taft-Hartley Law Becomes Effective   Differences of Opinion Regarding It, May Operate Acainst Act

New Labor Law Goes Into Effect   Rep. Hartley Warns Employers Not to Sign: Any Contract Which ‘Violates Spirit of Act,’ Threatens Quick Reprisals for Evasion

Labor Control Law Effective ras Of Today   West Coast Dock Strike Threatens

NEW LABOR LAW NOW IN EFFECT   Provisions Change Many Former Union Practices

Taft-Hartley Act Changing Labor Policy In Effect   Supporters Of New Law Hold Variant Opinions

Strikes Impend On Wide Seale; Hartley Irked   ‘Printers Will Ignore New Act Clauses, Walkout Of Dock Workers Is Scheduled Soon

Taft-Hartley Measure Goes Into Effect   Difference Of Opinion As To Its Philosophy

Opinions Vary By Supporters   Different Views By Hartley and Taft

Ford Workers Beat Deadline With New Pact   Rumblings Greet New Set of Union Rules, Effective at Midnight

Ford Workers Accept Union Shop a: Taft-Hartley Act Goes Into Effect

New Set Of Rules . For Labor   _Taft-Hartley Law  Goes Into Effect  Today; Interpretations of Act Vary

Taf t-Hartley Act Beeomes  Law Today   Measure Switches Nation’s Labor Policy To New  Track

FEDERAL STATUTE   Some Unions Vote Ta Ignore Board; Provisions Of Law Outlined

Backers Split As Measure Is in Force   Debate Waxes on Deep Issues of Meaning. Effect

CIO By-Passes Labor Law in Pact With Ford   S. F. Dock Tie-up Threatened as New Act Goes Inte Effect

Labor Unions Get New Set Of Rules Today   Labor Groups Over U. S. Voice Protests As Toft-Hartley Law Goes Into Effect

RULES GO INTO EFFECT TODAY; FRICTION SEEN   Even Authors Differ On Ke\ Objectives; Big Unions Silent On ‘Birth’

Taft, Hartley Disagree On Their Labor Law   Labor Policy In New Track As Law Takes Full Effect

Taft-Hartley Labor Act Now in Full Effect   Many Employers No To Claim All Of Its Ad vantaces.

TAFT - HARTLE} ACT IN FULL OPERATION   Labor, Management Asked To Cooperate

Taft-Hartley Act in Effect Today.   signed to Encoural Collective Baradinin

Labor Policy On New Track   New Law Switches U. S. Philosophy; Changes Viewed Differently

laft-Hartley Act Goes Info. Effect  U. S. Labor Policy  f.,... pt... PL...

Experts Have Various Views On Labor Law   EFFECT OF NEW LABOR ACT CAUSES VARIED OPINIONS

Taft-Hartley Act Goes Into Full Effect   Several Unions Sign New Contracts to Beat Time Deadline

Opinions Differ ‘On Net Results Of New Measure   Hartley Advises Management to Fight for Rights

Rep. Hartley Warns Management, Unions Against Act Violations; Fresh Union Defiance Springs Up

Last-Minute Pacts Usher  In Law   Hartley Calls on  Employers to Stand by Bill

Ford Signs Contract Ahead of Deadline  Determined Stand On Law Taken by Labor

New Rulings Bring Varied Development: Over Nation   Many Workers Sign One-Year Contracts Prior To Enaectment

TAFT-HARTLEY : BILL GOES INTO ~~ EFFECT TODA)   UAW and Ford Agree at Last Minute to “Union Shop” Rule

TAET-HARTLEY ACT GOES INTO EFFECT TODAY   fot! Force Is Felt ‘as. U.S Switches Its Labor Policy Onto New Track.

Labor Receives New Set Of Rules; Ford Workers Sion: Dock Walkout Seer

Taft, Hartley Disagree On Meaning Of Labor Act Which They Composed

Switches U. S. Labor Policy To New Track   Deep-Rooted Difference Of Opinion Among Supporters {s In Evidence

‘Labor Unions of Nation Get iNew Set of Rules UnderTaft[Hartley Act-Ford Beats Gur

Taft-Hartley Act, The Country’s New Labor Rules, Goes in Effect ”

Nation's Labor Unions Get New Set of Rulings   Ford Agrees to Union Shop Clause

Tatt-Hartley Into Effect At Midnight   Ford Motor Co. Agrees To Clause For Union Shop.

Differences on New Labor Law Evident as it Takes Effect   Hartley Warns Against Bargaining Away of Employers’ Rights

SPONSORS - SPLIT OVER INTENT OF NEW LABOR LAW   HARTLEY HITS AT SCHEMES TO EVADE SECTIONS OF ACT

heport spotty Compliance Of Pres. Appeal   Customers’ Re. quests Fulfilled In Most Restaurants. 

First Egaless, Poultryless Day Partly Observed   Some Protests Heard as Campaign of FoodSaving Starts

Costs Advance As Public Aids ‘Ration’ Plans   Compliance Called ‘Spotty’ 

Eqgless Day Finds Market Prices Higher   First ‘Poultryless’ Day; Compliance Is Reported ‘Spotty’

FULL COMPLI 1 WITH FOOD-SAVIN PROGRAM LACKING   Nation-wide Survey Shows Only Partial Observance -of First Eggless-Poul- -+  _ tryless Thursday. z   DISTILLERY SHUTDOWN 3 PROTESTED BY UNION:   Official Says Proposed 60-Day  Holiday in Whisky Mak- 2  ing Would Throw 100,- =  000 Out of Work, 

MEATLESS AND EGGLESS DAYS “UP” PRICES   Campaign to Save Food for Europe Is “Spotty’”’ Scheme

Few Poultry Prices Drop In New York   Distillery Union Official Says 100,000 Would Be Jobless If Sixty-Day Plan Goes Through

The Weather   "Eggless Day Sees Price Up   » Hogs and Buiter Climb but Steers Lose; Millers Hike Flour Prices: Distillery Holiday Due by Oct. 25

PROTESTS REPORTED AGAINST  TRUMAN'S FOOD SAVING PLAN; PRICES CONTINUE TO INCREASE

Foo Prices Climb; People Go Without  Adherence to Eggless Day Not Too Good

“Poultryless Day” Compliance Spotty   Prices Continue To Ad. vance In Many U. S. Food Market.

EGGS, BUTTER LEAD UPWARD MARKET TREND   Wheat, Flour and Hog Prices Boosted On  Some Exchanges

WHOLESALE EGG PRICES RISE 1 CENT   Distillers May Shut Down Plants Within Two Weeks

‘Mixed Dance  Friday May 30th, Music by The Dolechecks, at the Villa Rio in Lenox. Adm. 75c including tax.   Skunk Aitack

Se OL aaeEIaIEIUINN eS  ‘Toronto Lifeguards © ‘es Ktrikke For Raise

Grisly Testimony Presented at Japanese Trials  Tales of Cannabalisrr Are Described By War Prisoners

State Labor Bill Ready For Passage   Conference Agreement Up for Vote in Both Houses

Letters Unfold Lurid Details Of Love Affair   Curious Crowd Packs Courtroom to Hear Overe!l Case

Overell Murder Case In Hands Of Jurors: Now  Lave Lettere Are   Love Letters Are Admitted In Evidence For Study By Jury

—LURID LOVE LETTERS— . 8, e Passionate Missives  Read By Murder Jury

Tell Own Tale Of Lust....  Lurid Love Letters In The Overell Trial Are Scanned By The Juror:

Passionate Collegian Love Letters  Read at Yacht Blast Slaying Trial

JURY READS LOVE LETTERS OF COUPLE   Correspondence Admitted Ir Yacht Slaying Trial

JURORS READ LOVE NOTES IN OVERELL CASE   Letters Admitted as State Concludes Three Months of Prosecution

Plan to Offer Pair’s Letters Aloud Killed   -Writings Range From Tender to. Lewd, With Twist of Sadism

LOVE LETTERS ~ READ BY JURY   Courtroom Spectators Forced To Buy Papers To See Notes

Lurid Love Letters Between Gollum and Overell While Ii Jail Scanned For Death Cluc

JURORS TO RESUME READING LETTERS AT TRIAL MONDAY   More Torrid Notes Rema‘n tr Be Read As Session Takes Week-End Recess

Jury Seeks For Motive in Love Letters of Two   Packed Courtroom Is Disappointed as Judge Refuses Reading Aloud

Lurid Love Notes of Young Defendants Scanned by Jurors in Murder Trial.

To Put Communist Line in Movies Just Loll on Front Porch of Country Club, Look Snobbish

Tornadic Wind Causes Damage . In Some Areas   Night Club Is Hit By Storm; Cuts Through Wide Path

WINNER ALSO LOSER  Negro Farmer Wins Cadillac But Ticket Held ‘Ineligible’

Grim Scenes Enacted as Relatives Help Identify Victims of Air Crash

They Board Flight 410 ar Three Cities; Trip Ends at Chapel   Travel Part of Last Leg of Journey on Stretchers Dewn Mountainside

GOP'S ASK VOTE ON PORTAL PAY   3 Democrat Senator: Will Request Veto By Truman

Republicans Push for Final Action  Toward Outlawing Portal Pay Claim:

VOTE 10 GUTLAW PORTAL CLAINS SOUGHT TODAY   Senate Republicans Pushing To Passage Of McCarran, McGrath Bill

STAR PLACES FIRST IN 1947 COMPETITION   Takes Top Honors for General Excellence, Typography .

STAR PLACES FIRST IN 1947 COMPETITION   Takes Top. Honors for General Excellence,  ‘Typography   STATE-WIDE EVENT

'SAYS TURKISH,   G  REEK AID PROGRAM 1S ‘INDISPENSABLE   Secretary Marshall Says He Is In Complete Accord With Ii.   PROGRAM. IS DEBATED   It Calls for $.100,000,000 In Economic, Military Assistance.

MARSHALL SAYS AID PLAN INDESPENSIBLE AND SUPPORTS AIMS  VANDENBERG ANNOUNCE SECRETARY'S BACKING - AS DEBATE CONTINUES

Leaders Sean Vote Majority To Determine  Effect Of Veto   Supporters Of Milder Statute Admit Defeat As Voting Is Started

Scores Injured in Political Brawls Throughout Nation   Communists Form Bate Lines Against De Gasperi's Regime

PUBLIC ~WARNED MEAT PRICES 10 CONTINUE CLIMB   U. §. Ag Bureau Sees Ne Cost Relief Despite Conservation Move

MEAT PRICES BOOSTS SEEN   PREDICT COST OF MEATS WILL RISE IN 1948--FOOD TRAIN PLANNED

CHEST NEEDS $3.800      Near Goal as Advance Gifts Soar $1,000 Over Quota

MARSHALL OFF ~ FOR RIO MEE   ‘SECRETARY OF STATE 18 BID FAREWELL BY “TRUMAN , AS HE BOARDS HIS PLANE

Marshall Flies To Rio Meet   Secretary Confident Of Contribution To Peace of the World

UMAN BIDS REWELL 10 IFCATION   n. Vandenberg Takes Indirect oke at U. N.

Truman At Port As Delegation Leaves Capital   Vandenburg-Austin Accompany Marshall To Conference Of Foreign Ministers   MARSHALL HOPEFUL MEET WILL SUCCEED   Conference To Consider  Terms Of Chapultapec Aaroeoment Of 1945

TEMPERATURES   Four-Year-Old Buys Turkey For Princess, Wants Wishbone Back

Life-Termer Makes Written Confession To Attorney Garity  Involves Another Man Fr i“ rr g 4 “a. = sf   Involves Another Man But Refuses to Tell identity of Partner

Aid Policy May Cost Billion   Five More Countries Reported: Ready to Ask U. S. Aid in Fight Against Communism

ADDITIONAL AlD REQUESTS SEEN   Congressmen Predict 5 More Soviet-Threatened Nations Will Apply.

See Five More Nations Asking For U. 5. Aid  ~ Push Tax Cut   Push Tax Cut Despite Pleas Of ‘Dark Clouds’ Ahead

Overall Cost Is Estimated At Billion   Approval by Congress May Be Larger Than Goal Set

More Countries May Ask U.S. Aic  At Least 5 Listed By Legislators

COST MAY RUN TO BILLION DOLLARS   Approval By Congress May Not Come By March 31  NACL ND ADCHIT      Likely To Be Requested By Iran; Syria; Lebanon; Hungary; Palestine

Five Countries May Ask Help  Prediction ls Made  Ry Kev Leoislators

Legislators Say 5 More Nations To Ask Assistanct  "Billion Will ke Needed. In Alfompt to Curb Reds; Bequest Approval Expecie:

MORE COUNTRIES  MAY ASK FOR AID UNDER PROGRAM   Key Legislators Predicted at Least Five-Would Make Application.   WAR WEAKENED NATION   fran, Syria, Lebanon, Hungary and Palestine Prabably the Ones.

MORE NATICNS MAY SEEK AID   Congressmen Predict Pro. gram, May Pass Billion llar Figure

More Nations May Seek U.S. Money   Hungary, Palestine Lebanon, Iran, Syria Interested

OTHER NATIONS MAY SEEK AID   Solons Predict at Least Five May Request U. S. Help

MORE NATIONS MAY ASK FOR ANTI-RED AID   New U. S. Policy May Cost Billion Dollars Eventually

Anti-Red Cost Seen at Billion   Legislators Predict Skyrocketing Calls ‘on U. S. for Funds

Five Other Nations to  Seek Funds   Key Legislators In Congress Predict Reguests For Aid

MORE NATIONS MAY APPEAL FOR U.S. AID   Congress Members Estimate Foreign Program May Cost $1,000,000,000

Calls For Help May Push Cost To Billion   Approval Of Trumar Plan Seen As Almost Certain

Predict 5 More Nations to Ask Aid From U. S.   Under Administration’s Program To Prevent Communism Spread

Predict 5 More Nations To Ask Help From U. S.   Communist-Curbing Aic Program May Run Ove: Rillion Dollars.

Others May Ask For Aid From The U. S.   Top Legislators Predict at Least Five Other Countries Will Make Appeal for Loans, Grants.

FIVE OTHER NATIONS MAY ASK U.S. AID   Requests for Funds to Fight Communism Expected From Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Hungary and the Holy Land.

More Nations May Ask Aid To Curb Reds   Five Countries Expected to Seek Grants from U. S$.

Extension of Aid to Other  Countries Seen  Drive to Curb Commu nism’s Spread Likely to

5 More Nations May Seek Help  Program's Cost Might Top $1 Billion

Total Cost May Be More Than Billion   Palestine, Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Hungary Mentioned

PREDICT 5 MORE COUNTRIES MAY SEEK U. S. HELP   LEBANON, HUNGARY, PALESTINE, SYRIA AND IRAN MENTIONED

Five More Nations Expected to Plead for American Hel   Legislators Look for Re quests for .Credits or Grants of Cash

More Nations May Ask Aid   Five Countries Are Expected ta Follow Lead of Greece, Turkey

Demands On U. S. May “Snowball” ....  Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Hungary And Palestine Seen Next On Aid List

More Expected To Seek Help   Key Legislators Predict 5 Nations To Come Farward.

"Cash to Curb Reds’ Possible for Hungary   Legislators Estimate Final Cost  Mav Re Well Over Billion Dollars

LEADERS THINK O MORE NATIONS WILL ASK HELP   Hungary, Palestine, Syria. Lebanon And Iran Pleas Anticinated Soon

Five More Countries May Ask Communist-Curbing Aid. Legislators Predict

Legistators Predict Five More Nations Will Ask U.S. Aid   Overall Demands Thought to Top $1000 900 000:

Five More Nations May Seek Aid to Curb Communism   Legislators Predict Overall Policy May Top $1.000 000 nan

5 More Countries May Ask Helg  wi Meu HE Balleu Mav Eventually Cost $1,000,000,000         Rejects Move to Check Tax Cuts  ge ©, 11S We Nan's Cut Taves Naw. We Never Will’

U.S. Rebukes Reds’ Boycott Of Atom Plans   ) American UN Delegate Flatly Rejects Soviet National Agency Plea

OSBORN REIEGTS SOVIET PROPOSAL ON CONTROL BOD!   Security Council Girds Fo: Hot Battle On Veto  Quactian

FLOOD-WATERS_ AGAIN RISING   ADDITIONAL RAINS-ARE FALLING IN MIDWEST— “CORN LANDS UN: “DER WATER

Sends Back House   aS eee ae eS Ue ae ee  Mail Order Dwelling Had Its Rooms Reversed

179 Meet Violent Deaths: Tn Nation’   Highway Fatalities. Comparatively Low

179 Persons Meet Violent Deaths as Holiday Opens  Airline Crashes Claim Greatest

VIOLENT DEATH TOLL REACHES 179   Commercial Plane Crashes Shove Auto Collisions Into Backaround

179 Persons Meet Violent Deaths as Holiday Opens   Airline Crashes Claim Greatest Number of Lives

28 Killed In Train Collision   Report 120 Other Persons Hurt In Crash Near London

Balkan Aid Plan Blasted By Gromyko   Says United States Is Undermining United Nations

SOVIETS ATTACK AID T0 BALKANS   Gromyko Says Truman Is Weakening And By-Passing U.N.

U.S. CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT TO BYPASS UN   Bitter Attack Is Made By Russian on Plan  To Aid Greece

Want Special Commission Gromyko Charges Truman By-Passed UN in Direct Aid to Greece-Turkey

GROMYKO RAKES TRUMAN PROPOSAL TO HELP GREECE   Accuses U. 8. of Undermining United Nations and Proposes Peace Agency Give Assistance.   REJECTS SUGGESTIONS — OF ANY AID TO TURKEY   Lashes Latter as War “Profiteer” — Calls for Imme- diate Banning of Atomic Bomb.

Gromyko Says Truman  Weakens U.N.  aiecen Pyalarcta   Russian Delegate Assails Assistance Program

Soviet Oppose: U.S. Military Aid To Greece   Accuses Truman Administration Of By-Passing UN

RUSSIA BLASTS TRUMAN POLICY TO AID GREECE   Gromyko Accuses U. S. Of Undermining United Nations Efforts

Russian Delegate Accuses United States and Britain as Raising Obstacles to Reduction of World Armament.

Reds Say U.S. Weakened UN By Greek Move   Gromyko Rejects Idea Of Help for Turkey  In Strong Assault

Gromyko Says Truman  Weakens U.N.  Russian Delegate _ Assails _ Assistance Program

Gromyko Charges Truman Undermining linited Nations hy Aid to Greeks, Turks

Laughs, Falls To His Death   Ignores Plea of Cleaning Woman, Drops 11 Stories From Window Ledge

Italian Premier  To Stick by Guns  Revolution Threats Not to Change  The f  anmnaw Géaonsl

Six Are Killed As Train Rams Passengér Car   Seventh Is: Critically Hurt In Rail Crossing Crash At Mesadaw Bridce

Russia Facing Second Defeat On Issue In UN   Majority Sentiment Fore shadows Exclusion Of Big Five Powers From  Commission

RUSSIANS FACE SECOND UN LOSS   Soviets Outvoted On Plar Proposed For Palestine By Reds And Arabs

COMMITTEE VOTES UN IN QUIRY NOT TO CONSIDER   INDEPENDENCE PRO POSAL FOR HOLY  ) o* LAND

Italian Munitions Ship Blows Up: 68 Men Killed   Divers Armed With Torches  Work to Release Crewmen Imprisoned Within Hull

TITO CHARGES PATTERSON HAD FALSE REPORT   Yugoslav Leader Attack: Western Powers While UN Commission Meets

Marshal Tite Makes Attack   Assails Western Powers And U. §S. Ambassador In Particular, Today

U.S. GETS FALSE DATA, TITO SAYS   Western Powers  Assailec By Yugoslav Leader at Balkan Parley

Officials’ Are Skeptical of Byrnes’ Plan   Have Little to. Say: About Ousting Reds from Germany

former Cabinet Member Is Generally Credited With Handling Tough. Subject With Touch Words

Washington ‘Shies From Byrnes Plan  On Russians   State Department Is Quiet Officially;  Few Officials Aré Available to Comment

U.S. Wary of Byrnes’ Two-Fisted War Talk   Blunt Agitation To Force Russia  Te ae ge a. ee

LEADERS SIDESTEP BYRNES’ PROGRAM 10 DEAL WITH RUSS   Book by Former State Secretary Is Not Given Harsh Criticism Today, However,   ISSUES DISCUSSED REQUIRE ANSWERS

CONGRESS GOES HOME SATURDAY   167 Bills Still On Senate Calendar With Many Doomed

BOMBA Y PORT IS SCENE OF TRAGIC MISHAP   Heavily-Loaded Shir Sinks During ’ Storm   Women_And Children Are. Among Those Who Drowned

669 Perish As Indian Ship Sinks   Worst Shipping Disaster Since 1921 Occurs on Vessel tn Bombay Harbor

669 Persons Lose Lives Off Bombay   Ship Is Swamped by Two Giont Waves; 72 Survive

669 Persons Die As Waves Swamp Loaded Steamer   Ferry Goes Down In Bombay Harbor

GIGANTIC WAVES SWAMP VESSEL; 669 LIVES LOST   Tropical Storm Wrecks Ship at Bombay; All Women, Children Perish

669 LOSE LIVES IN SHIP WRECK   Bombay Steamer Sunk ir Harbor by Huge Wave

Report Every Woman, Child Aboard Lost.   72 Persons-— All Men—Are Only Survivors

569 DROWN AS SHIP SINKS IN BOMBAY HARBOE   Swamped By Tropie Storm

669 Perish As Heavily Laden Steamer Sinks   EVERY WOMAN, CHILD ON STEAMSHIP LOSE LIVES

Mexico Will Ask Honesty  In Services   President Re - Emphasizes Need For Equality In World Sphere

Rep. Allen Dislikes Job of Handing Out Pink Slips to Demo House Employes

Preparedness Pleas Sounded At Legion Meet   Top Military Men Of U.S. to Speak at  Annual Convention

Seven Drown In One Day  Across State  Father And Two Sons Go Over Dam

Four Drowned As Boat Upset: At St. Marys   Lima Brothers Say Father Loses Hold . Just Before Help Come:

Lima Man, Re’, sees Lose Live r ‘Storm   Two Sons Rescued after 10- tour Battle Followine Capsizing of Two Boats

Drown. Near Middletown When Two . Boats Overturn z  CREEK SWOLLEN   Seven. Drownings. Are _ Reported In Penn. © oo Wwania 0 3

FOUR DROWNED IN OHIO LAKE   TWO MEN RESCUED AFTEF ~ROWBOATS CAPSIZED ON -LAKE—8T;-MARYS—  “YESTERDAY

AYALA FOUND GUILTY AND PENALTY SET AT 3 YEARS IN PRISON  FARMER IS TRIED IN CONNECTION WITH FATAL  CLtnAn rare f

AYALA FOUND GUILTY AND PENALTY SET AT 3 YEARS IN PRISON  FARMER IS TRIED IN CONNECTION WITH FATA! - SHOOTING OF VYERS

U.S. Army Weak Collins Asserts  Only 80.000 Troops :   Only 80,000 Troops In Country, General Says

‘Plans Made fo Build Powerful National Guard   U.S. Shown To Have Few Combat Troops

National Guard To Be Expanded   Army Now Is Short 80,000 Soldiers

PENNA. WEEK IS TO BE WIDELY OBSERVEL   'Sup’t of Public Instruction Announces School Systems Will Participate 'DEFACANT INTERILIDE

SENATE GETS BILL KILLING PORTAL SUITS   Judiclary Committee Approves Measure, 9 to 8—Passage May Come This Week.

Portal Claims Ban Approved   Senate Judiciary Group Sends Bill tn Flanc

BILL TO KILL PORTAL SUITS IS APPROVED   SENATE MEASURE UP FOR PASSAGE THIS WEEK

Senate Commilfee — Outlaws Pay Suits   Bill is Sent to Floor for Possible Passage This Week

Western Tempers Flare in Chicago,  One Cowboy Killed, Two Wounded

DI AVEDATINC IA PLAFONUUNDO I  CITY WILL OPEN   Recreation Department Announces Plans For Sum-. mer Season

CITV TA ADEN  Ulli @U ULI   Recreation Department An: nounces Plans For Summer Season

Governor " Ask For Teacher Salary Hikes  * f nas rn Are - Da ee ee a cal ae) a. lay   ov. Meadows To Recommend Increases For Schools, WVU. Roads And Institutions

Governor To Address Solons On Wednesday   Will Ask Salary Hikes For State Workers, Teachers

Governor To Ask For Teacher Salary Hikes  - en  een ne, 2 re ee See ee er ee ere @_L._f. GAasizti Pe... A... #-.. wand.”   ov. Meadows To Recommend Increases For Schools, WVU, Roads And Institution:

Teacher Pay Boost Sought By Meadows   Four-Point Program May Be Emphasized in Biennial Message

More Than Anxious to Testify, He Says   John Meyer, Hughes Pub _ licity Agent, Denies Any  - Form of Graft In Con nection With War Con. tracts,

800 Revolutionists Headed for Dominican Republic’s Capital Are Thwarted By Cuban Navy

Cubans Halt Plot Of Revolutionaries To Storm Domingo   800 Shock Troops Aboard 2 Landing Craft Held As Havana Authorities Thwart Invasion * Set Against Chief City

Cuba Thwarts Raid on Island   Dominican Republic Saved From Invasion

Cuban Army,. Navy Break Up Plot. To Take. Over Dominican Capital .

CUBA SMASHES PLOT TO SEIZE DOMINICA RULE   Navy Takes Over Two Ships With 800 Troops Sailing To Storm Republic

ATTEMPT 10 SEW7t COUNTRY IS FLED   $00 Troops Are Herded on Barges by Cuban Navy Today.

ee ee ee eee eT 2 ee Ce ae  Fires Rage Out Of Control To Peril Rich Maine Resort

New Tax Cut Bill Gaining Favor  Truman Declines to Air His Views

SENATOR TYDINGS OUT FOR TAX CUT   TRUMAN REFUSES TO SAY WHETHER HE WILL VETO BILL If IT IS PASSED.

Russia Wary Of A-Bomb, Walsh Says  ~ Lack of Weapon Checks Stalin,

Senate Agrees To Vote Today en Relief Bill   Believe Measure Will Be Approved By Fair Margin

Senators Plan Decision Today On War Relief   Eliender Holds Up Ballo In Move to Make Sure Humerv Are Served

Senate Votes Today On Relief Measure   Bill Urged by’ President Expected to Get Big Marain

Senate Will Vote  Today on Foreign  Relief Measure  $350,000,000 Outlay Likely to Be Guarded Against Red Control

War Veterans And Their Families . - Make Up One-Third Of Populatior

Lost $100,000, Pauley Asserts   Sold Holdings When He Became War Secretary Aide, He Tells Committee.

Pauley Says He Dropped $100,000   Official Declares Truman Unaware Of His Dealings

SELLS GRAIN HOLDINGS SINCE TAKING POST   Tells Committee of Possible Profits If He Still Held Commodities

Did Not Gain from Army Job      Senate Appropriations Committee Asks About Dealinas in Grain

PAULEY ADMITS GRAIN DEALINGS   Wheat Speculation By Army Official Under inquiry In Senate

Says Present Post Proving Very Costly   Testifies That Sale Of Holdings Left Him $100,000 “Worse Off”

PAULEY CLAIMS HE LOST CASH   Army Official, Big Dealer in Grains, Says He's ‘$100,Worse Off’

Special Aide To Army Head Bares Deals   Sells Holdings In Commodities At Biq Loss

U. S. Sells Munitions To Chinese   130 Million Rounds Of Surplus Bullets Sold In Orient For $656,658

STORM MENACES ‘SOUTH FLORIDA   Keys Area Expected To Be Hit By Near-Hurricane

TROPICAL STORM NEARS FLORIDA WITH HIGH WINDS   Hard Hit By Recent Hurricane, Residents Prepare For New Blow

Florida Battens Down Again for  Hurricane Bloy   Red Cross Rushes String of Shelters Along Keys as Storm Moves In

SIX-DAY STRIKE IN MINES ENDED BYDRAFT ORDER   Two Charged with Anti-U.S. Plots TInder Comintern

C ‘hi leans Oust Slav Envoys   Accused Of Fomenting Campaign Against U.S., Unity Of Hemisphere

Accused Of Inciting Rec Drive Against U. S. Anc Hemisphere Solidarity.

Chile Expels Two As Yugoslav Reds   Diplomats Said Threat to U. S. And Hemisphere Solidarity

SOVIET GIVES CIGARETS FOR GERMAN GOODS   NEW SCHEME INVOLVES , CHEAPER CIGARETTES - THAN THE AMERICAN: BRAND—FOOD SUPPLY IS. LOW.

American Zone Has Only Three and.a Half Week's Supply on Hand — Shipments are at Loweat Bbb — Improvement Expected in Few Weeks.

increase in. Rate s Inadequate  Needs Further Aid, Says Phone Official 

Disappointed, Phone Head Says   Wanted $9,500,000  Increased Revenue

DUNIFON ASKS ~ LIQUOR PROBE   STATE DIRECTOR CHARGES “THAT STATE LIQUOR IN~VENTORY 15 “OVERLOADED”

LIQUOR STOCK INQUIRY LOOMS   Dunifon’s Step Opens Way for Possible Criminal -Action .

0 V E RSTOCKING OF OHIO LIQUOR SUPPLY CHARGED   Dunifon’s Disclosures Oper Way For Possible Criminal Probe

Draw Lots Soon For Jap Navy Remains   Four Wertime Allies To Divide Vessels

Sen McKellar Permitted To Go to Office Today   Allies Will Draw Lots for Jananese Warshins

Ministers Schedule Two Sunday. Sessions In Hope Of Ending Moscow Meeting

Big Four Make Effort to Finish Moscow Meetinc   Ministers Locked Hopelessly on Austrian Treaty

COLD WEATHER SWEEPS STATE   Light Snow, Sleet Reported ir Some Sections—Mercury Dip Tonight

Snow Promised For This Area by Weatherman   New Blizzard Stalks Oklahoma; Some Roads Slippery Result of Ice. And Snow Wednesday

Police Traffic Safety Check Resulting In Sater Vehicies On Norwalk Streets

Kffectiveness of Traffic Safety Check Program Revealed By Police Official:

ACCIDENT SLOWING DOWN ‘OPERATIONS IN ARTARCTIC AREA   Ship Gets Into Trouble and J Unable to Buck Way Out of Ice Pagk:

ee el en  Accident Slows Expedition; Adm. Byr Proposes Refrigerator in Antarctic

UN Group Split Over Palestine Inguiry Orders  Philippines Asks Outright BRreedam far Haly Tand

Issue Returns For Vote by Political Body   U. S., Russia Disagree On Proposals In Vital Question

U.N. Committee Fails to Reach Accord   United States  Opposes - Soviet Demands

Independence For Holy Land StallsU.N.Unit   Palestine Probe Proposal Sent Back to Group Far Farly Action

4 Proposals To Be Aired By Committee   Subcommittee Disagrees On Holy Land Plan

Palestine Question  Undecided in UN   Four Alternate Proposals Make Committee’s Largest Obstacle

Palestine Issue Is Sent Back  Committee Unable To Agree On Order:

Issue Goes Back To Assembly for Final Decision   Proposed Immediate Holy Land Freedom is Chief Obstacle

PANEL OF UN DISAGREES ON ZNON PROBLEM   Group Splits on Order: For Investigation Committee -

OEE BOOST IN PLANT OUTPUT UF FARM TOOLS   Material Shortage Only Bar to Full Production at Early Date.

Peace Officer Barricades Jail Against Armed Mob To Save Life Of Prisoner

OFFICER PREVENTS LYNCHING OF NEGRO   Action by Deputy, Who Barricade: Himself in Jail, Foils Mob in Georria.

Peak Prices Will Outlast Our Time,  Sav Exnerts in Press Service Survey

‘Economists Predict Living Costs Will ‘Not Return To Old State Of ‘Normalcy’

aad IN FEDERAL BONUS ~~ -SOUGHT BY THE TREASUR)   BONUS ACTION MAY NOT BE TAKER DURING NEXT. REGULAR SESSION

PLANE TAKES BYRD TO BASE QN POLAR ICE   600-Mile Flight Made In Ship Launched  From Carrier

Byrd Refurns fo Little America With Expedition   ‘Well, Back Home Again Comments Naval Commander

Admiral Byrd wack at Tittle Ameria After ‘Transpoil Flight from Carrier

ADM, BYRD FLIES TOLITTLE AMERICA   TAKES OFF FROM CARRIERMAKES 600-MILE FLIGHT WITHOUT INCIDENT.

Products of Farm, Ranch Included  In Severance Tax  Anything Produced From Ground Subject to Levy

HANDLED HESSE “GENS FOR DURANT   WOMAN TESTIFIES BROUGHT SOME OF JEWELS TO U. 8S. FOR OFFICER,

Norway Youth Wins Beef Title  Weldon Towe's Steer Adiudaed Chamnian

Rigid Curbs Are Proposed On Vital Food   White House Advisers Re. ported Busy Working Out Controls Program

Truman Advisers Busy On Plans  Republicans Draft Own Prices Battle

Rigid Controls On Scarce Food Reported Near   White House Advisers Said Working on Blueprint: For Reonlstt....

Battle Starts Against High Living Costs   Truman Realizes Importance Of Food Price Issue

Controls Over Grains: Other Foods Mapped   Administration Works On Plan as Republicans Prepare Own Program tc Battle High Prices

Rigid Grain, Food Control Plans Made  As Truman Calls for ‘Prompt Action’

Battle Shaping Up Over Method Of Price Control   Party Lines Forming as Congressmen Prepare for Extra Session

STRICT CONTROLS ON FOODS STUDIED   White House Advises Work on Plan as GOP Drafts Own Programm.

White House Maps Rigid Grain Curbs  G.O.P.’s Also Have Plans to Fiaht Inflation

RIGID CONTROLS OVER GRAIN ARE BEING SCANNED   GOP Drafts High Price Battle Plan — Food Dearth Issue Studied

Start Battle On Controls   GOP Has Own Plan To Battle Against High Prices.

Republicans Are Draft. ing Their Own Plan O% Battle Against High Prices; Many Developments

Bitter Fight Looming Over Foreign Aid   Political Battle Developing Over Course to Be Taken

Truman, GOP Both Preparing To Curb HCL   Blueprints Said To Cal For Federal Control O Grain; Distillery Closurc Ts In Effect

Plan Rigid Control of Grain And Other Short Foods In A Battle to Cut Cost of Livina

~— 48 ISSUE — Allocation  System Demanded   “MOVE TO-AID. RUROPRANS

Rigid Federal Controls of Grain Hinted; GOPs Draft Own Plans: $3 Wheat Fades From Markets

Controls To Save Food  Being Drawn   Most of Nation’s Distillers Close Ty) Conserve Grain

STUDY. OF WAYS: “TCOMBAT HIG PRIGES 1S BEGUI   Troman’s Advisers Work: or ‘Blueprints for Rigid-Con- trols Over Grain and   REPUBLICAN LEADERS: ' - DRAFT THEIR OWN PLAN   Business, Labor and Government Leaders Confer in Capital Monday on Foreign Aid,

RIGID FEDERAL “GONTROLS LOOM   White House Seeks Plans To Stop High Prices

White House Readies Rigid Food Control   Grain, Other Items Listed for Truman;  G. O. P. Mans Plan

REPUBLICANS DRAFT OWN PLAN White House Buckles bows ‘To Map Rigid Food Controls

RIGID CONTROL OF GRAINS BEING STUDIED   White House Seeks To Aid Europe, Pare High Prices =“

Anti-Inflation Plan Drafted By Republicans   Rigid Controls Of Food Mapped By Government

Rigid Food Controls Being Set   Republicans Drafting Own Plans for High Price Battle

ERIE BLAMES STORM FOR DERAILED TRAIN   No One Seriously Hurt iz Mishap Near Meadville

FIND JOWAN’S FROZEN BODY   Farmer Had Been Missing Since Last Thuorsdav Evening

SPEEDING ROCKET PLANE INTO SEA   BRITISH ROBOT CRAFT BELIEVED TO HAVE TRAVELED FASTER THAN SOUND.

Warden Bars Scientist From Trying To 'Resurrect’ Madison County Slayer

Resurrection Plea Denied To MeMonigle   Warden, Sacramento Agree Gas Death Will Be Final

Schoharie Creek Fish Get Chance To Sink Their Teeth in Bubble Gum

AFTER ELECTION  Reuther Victory In UAW Is Bad News For Reds In CIO

REUTHER WIN IS BLOW 10 REDS   Campaign Against Communists Given Boost By UAW

REUTHER’S VICTORIES MAY HURT RED GROUP   Elections Add New Strength To Anti-Communist Push

Reuther’s Win Gives Anti-Red Drive Strength   Communist Minority O1 Losing Side ‘As CIO Ex.  pected to Control Board

REUTHER FORCES  IN-FULL CONTROL   Anti - Communist Influ ence Is Gaining.

Mrs. Forkert Dies At Home   Woman, 52, Was Lifelong Resident of Community

— PILOT HERO Daring Rescue In Arctic   NORTH POLE  5600. MILES OFF

LAST TRACE 0 PRICE CONTRO IS SET TO EN   Sugar Industry Ha Feared Drop  Prices Upon Liftin Of Ceilings, Bu Now Believe Hoare ing By Housewive Will Keep Pric  Same.

French - Italian Unrest May Delay Bia 4 Talks On Germany   Senate Renews Debate Or Emergency Relief Program

BIG 4 FACING AED CHADS IN TWO NATIONS   Communist Uprisings Seen as Possible Block to German Pact.

Crisis in France Possthle Barrier  To Big 4 Accord   Marshall Gets Pessimistic Report on Gravity of Situation frem Bidault

Marshall Gets  New Report  From Bidault  Compromise Offer wri i   Compromise Offer Held Unlikely Until Upset Ends

Big Four Work Halted By Chaos In France, ltaly   Marshall Promises Communist Fight

RED CHAOS IN FRANCE, ITALY DELAYS PEACE   No.Compromise On Germany Until Communists Ease Up

COMPROMISE ON GERMAN TREATY NOW UNLIKELY   Marshall Gets Pessi— mnistic Report from Minister Bidault ~

Chaos In Italy, Issue on Germany May Be Deferred   Marshall Is Given Pessimistic Report During Conference

Marshall, Bidault Look Ahead   Confer In London On Plans For German Treaty

GERMAN TREATY MAY BE BALKED BY RED CHAOS   Italian, French Conditions Loom Ac Deterrenis

IMMANUEL LUTHERAN American Lutheran Church Rev. Wm. Planz. Pastor

OPA PLANS 10 END RENT CURBS   Parts of 23 States to Have Controls Lifted

RENT OFFICIAL AGAINST BOOST   Says Blanket Increase Ts Not Warranted Now

Chemical Used in Bleaching, Aging Grain Described as ‘Nerve Poison

Sugar Ration Violators Face Possible Terms of 40 Years after Guilty Verdict

TRUSTEESHIP VOTE DELAYED   Britain, Australia Seek Tc Delay Effective Date Of U. S. Control

U.S. Plea for Trusteeship Strikes Snag  Britain, Australia Clash with U. 8. in Security Council

Pacific Trustee  Plan Delayed   British Want Jap Peace Treaty Signed First

Action Delayed on Trusteeships  Britain, Australia Seeking Changes

Hearings Next Fall In Valley Over MYA Plan   Senator Murray, Sponsor of Bill, To Conduct Them

HOLD HEARINGS NEXT FALL FORA  WESTERN-TYPE TVA   Special Sessions Will Be Held Throughout the Missouri? . Valley.   MEETING IS CONCLUDED   At This Conference a Perma nent Valley Authority Organization Was Set Up.

Set Hearings O-n Missouri  Valley Plan   Senatorial Group to Eye Western-Type TVA Program

Council Advocates Federal Control of All U.S. Watersheds   Fight Shaping Up in Congress Over Program

 Valley Authority Cov ference Seeks a TVA Patterned Setup For AIL:U. S. Watersheds —

80,000 Force Is Authorized To Keep Order   ‘Assembly Action Taken As Police Battle Scattered Disorders; Take Up Strike Gontrol Measure Today

FRANCE CALLS MORE TROOPS   Schuman Stands Firm Upon Demand That Strikers Accept Govt. Terms

More ‘Lroops to ‘Get © Call in- France; New Strike ‘Curbs Sought

ARMY TO KEEP STRIKE ORDER   Control! Legislation Will Be Voted © Today

Action Delayed On Anti-Strike Assembly Bill   Premier Beats Down Red Effort to Emasculate Penalty Measure

France Calls More Troops To Keep Order   Action on Anti-Strike Legislation Delayed By National Assembly

Drastic Strike Curb Measure Survives Test  Reds Fail In Drive  Ta ECensaerulsata Rill

Calling Up Of 80,000 In France . Authorized   Assembly Delays Until Today Actiox On Drastic Laws To Control Strikes

FRANCE DEBATES STRONG MEANS TO END STRIKES   80,000 More Troops Be ing Called To Maintain Order In Country   COMMUNISTS FIGHT ACTION BY ASSEMBLY

FRENCH BOLSTER ARMY, POSTPONE STRIKE-BAN VOTE   Assembly Authorizes Calling of 80,000 Troops to Maintain Order.   HALT RED FILIBUSTER   Scaltered Disorrers Battied by Police; Train Is Deraited.

PARTY CHIEFS AWAIT RESULT OF BALLOTING   Pennsylvania Res publican and Demos cratic Leaders Seek Presidential Trends,

Case Is Still Pending... . Find Towel In Vet:  He Sues The Govt.

Plane With AO Is Down   Long Overdue; Search Northwest of Washington

HOUSE CHAIRMAN PLEDGES PROBE -OF NEW SPANDAI   "Slot Machine King” Called . Key Figure in Tox. seb tec. Mmeent

NEW YORK SLOT MACHINE KING INVOLVED   Probe of Vast TaxEvasion Combine Promised

House Agrees on $89,528,038  For Reclamation  Elephant Butte Given $755,000; Senate Still Must Vote on Bill

House Approves  Interior Funds  $89,528,038 Allotted  for Construction

U.S., Russia  Maintain Firm Atomic Stand   President To Act If Budget Is Slashed   Approve Ban of Portal Pay Claims   Loaded Revenue Freight Climbs During Week   Ferguson Dislikes Agriculture Department Reorganization

More Names Added fo Roat Death Rolls   Okicheme Count for Year Rises fo SO}; Aged Atoka Couple Badly Purt

Charge Motorist With Driving Car While Intoxicated  Two Injured In . Automobile Smash. Near Gtrakle Inw OF

Charge Motorist With Driving Car While Intoxicated  Two Injured In  Automobile Smash. Nan aus LT. Te ce By

GRANGE OPENS ANNUAL MEET   Agriculture Secretary to Speak at Banquet Tuesday

NO CREEDON ‘BOSS’ UE ON RENT LID!   Director To Junk Ceilings i Needed, Note Says

Rental Controls May Be Relaxed   Creedon Proposes To Lift Ceilings On Own Initiative

RENT CEILINGS MAY BE JUNKED   Creedon Hints of Decontrol Moves To Be Taken

Creedon Made Dictator Of Reni In Latest Move   President Endorses Director’s Attitude

‘RENT CEILINGS UP TO CREEDON   Expediter May Junk Housing Controls

Soaring Wheat Hits Bread Cost   Increases in Several Cities Hit Purse of Consumer

SOARING WHEAT PRICES HIT U.S.   Flour, Bread Prices Feel Ef: fect Of Grain Raises

Bread Price up As Wheat Soars   Grain_ Quotation .Now Highest Since 1920

Bread Jumps One To Three Cents In Bigger Cities   New Grain Price $2.80 A Bushel; U. S. Mills Low

Bread Is Up 3c Per Loaf Many Places; Canadians Grain Up   Mills Scouring Country for Supply Of Wheat Today

Soaring. Wheat Boosts Bread  Report Sharp Advance in Principal Cities

Soaring Wheat Prices May Bring Hike in Bread Cost  ‘Some Cities Already Raise Price

Bread Price Upped In Cities as Wheat Continues to Soar   Cent to 3-cent Hike Noted---Mills Scour Country for Grain

BREAD PRICES. C0 UP TO KEEP PACE WITH WHEAT MART   Une. to. Three Cents Per Loa  + Price Increases Made in  Major Cities

Hike Bread Price In Several Cities   Result of Sonring Prices for Wheat

Wheat Prices Soar In Nation   Price of Bread Upped Ir Several Cities; Grain  $2.80 Per Bushel

Soaring Wheat Prices Advance  Cost of Bread  Boost Is Made In Many Cities

‘STAFF OF LIFE’ COMING HIGHER Soaring Wheat Prices Hike Cost Of Bread Over Nation

BREAD PRICES MOVE HIGHER   Soaring Wheat Prices Reflected Today in Major City Stores

WHEAT PRICES HIT CONSUMER   Cost of Bread Being Hiked in Several Cities—Mills Need More Grain

ring Wheat Prices Sending Tags a On Bread upward Thruout Entire U. $

Soaring Wheat To Send Bread Prices Hiking   Grain Today Is Selling At Highest Figure Since 1920.

WHEAT BOOST PUSHING PRICE OF BREAD UP   Grain Market Quotations Reach Highest Peak Since 1920

BUYER RESISTANCE TO RECORD PRICES BEING DEVELOPED   Dealers Buying Sparingly: As Luxury Items Go Begg:ng » in Retail Marts :

Nation Opens War On High Food Prices   Grain Slumps Under Pressure; Congressman Favors Buyers’ Strike

Groups Form — To Buck Rising Price Trend   Boston Store. Says Manufacturers In ‘BlackMarket’

Shopper Resistance to High Food Prices Spreads; Grain Market, At Chicago Slumps

Resistance to High Prices is Growing  High-Priced Meat _ Cuts Go Begging

Housewives Taking Place in Fight on Higher Food Costs   Two “Chain” Campaigns Start; Some Slight Breaks Are Noted

HOSPITAL CASE HUNT GOES ON   Durham Police Press Search For Nurse-Assailant And Firebug For Activities At Duke Hospital.

Police Seeking Nurse’s Assailant      Quiet Period Follows Trash Can Fires At Duke Hospital

Mrs. Audrey. Loe. Abductec From South Coffey ville, Escapes   MAN KILLED AT JOPLIN

AFTER KIDNAPIN(   Mrs. Audrey Loe, Abducted From South Coffevyville, Escapes   ‘MAN KILLED AT JOPLIN

Detectives: At Joplin Slay Kidnaper   Killed After Holding Up Farm Family; Long Prison Record

Identify Slain Bandit As Kidnaper-Rapist   Woman Says Seven-Times Convict Is One Who Abducted and Attacked Her — Man Killed After Arriving Here in Stolen Car.

STAY OUT TILL THEN, THEY ASK UN COMMISSION   Fear Bloodshed As Mandate Ends

Jurors Named for Feb. Term  of District Cour!      GRAND JURORS SELECTED FOR SERVICE DURING THE COMING YEAR.

Jurors Named for Febr, Term ~ District Court   GLAND JURORS. SELECTED FOR SERVICE’ DURING YEAR 1947 paris

Enemy Misses Ohio Senator  Pendoe lwaer Lacses   Grudge Over Losses 15 Years Ago Cited

DISGRUNTLED MAN FIRES AT SEN. BRICKER   Ohioan Says He Shot At Solon to Refresh His Memory

OHIO SENATOR TARGET AS HE TIKES SUBWAY   Lawmaker Unhurt As Dis  gruntled Former Police: man Wields Gun

Republican "Leader Is Not Injured   Assailant Said To Have Held Long Grudge

‘Man Fires Two Shots At Senator John W. Bricker, Mav Have Been Blanks —

New Broadway. Chu rch OF Chr ist Planned. a  / New Church Building Is Planned In City

New Broadway Church Of Christ Planned  New Church Building ls Planned In City

House Group Opens Probe On Housing   Adviser Says Labor Is Effective Police Force In Protecting Interest Of Workers. Builders

Committee Start Housing Probe   tlearings, Studies Slated In Query Into Shortages

Labor's Part In Housing ls Defended   High Construction Costs Blamed on Restrictive Accords

President Will Seek  Extension   Truman Feels 7-Month Sugar Control Is Not Enough; Drug Power Held Over   Danger Is Cited   Sugar Ban Would End During Period of Low Normal Supply      Senator Taft May Declare His Presidential Intentions When Congress Recesses in June

TAFT MAY Hill VOTE TRAIL IN EARLY SUNIMER   Adjournment Of Congres: May Bring Presidential Move By Ohio Leader

—_PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN— Taft To Hit Political  Trail During Summer

Truman Calls Parley On Europe Aid   Congressmen To Meet Thursday

Truman Calis Leader Parley To Canvass Aid   Stop-Gap Help And Not Special Session Topic Secretary Ross Asserts

Truman Calls For Another Meet On Aid  Leaders Of U. S. Will Confer On Emercency Plan

Congress Chiefs To Talk Foreign Emergency Aid   Conference May Convass Possibility of Special Session on Aid Funds

Truman 4 .¢.0 Calls Food Study Leaders   President Sets Thursday Conference To Continue Discussion of Emergency Aid

European Aid Parley Called By President   Congress Leaders Set to Discuss Emergency Help

TRUMAN CALLS ~ CONGRESSMEN   Conference on Europe Thursday Afternoon

MEETING CALLED AT WHITE HOUSE   Truman Summons Con. gressional Leaders.

A Second Europe Aid Parley Set   Congressional Leaders To White House Thursday for Conference On U.S. Action in Crisis

New Confab Is Scheduled By Truman   President Calls Leading Congressmen to White House for Discussion On Evropean Finances

ALY CONGRESOMEN TO MEET PRESIDENT FOR NEW STUDY THURSDAY  STOP.GAP RELIEF DUE   STOP-GAP RELIEF DUE TO BE PROBED AS WELL AS OVER-ALL PROGRAM

Congress Bosse: Called To Meet With President  Europe’s Plight Is Subject Of Session . Clatad Ear Thirvedanu

Congress Leaders Summoned to European Meeting  Recovery Program Wil Be Considered At Thursday Session

TRUMAN FEELS AID T0 EUROPE MOST URGENT   GOP and Democratic Big-wigs Get Invitations To Thursday Meeting

Truman Calls Conference On Europe    Congressional Leader: Go To White House Thursday Afternoon

Another Europe Aid Meet Callec   Truman Calls Leaders to White House Parley Set for Thursday

BRAZIL BREAKS SOVIET RELATIONS   Truman Calls New Conference On European Aid

Conference Is Summonee  By Truman   Europe’s Financial Plight To Be Taken Up With Leaders Of  fC ammenne TIL...

European Aid Parley Called For Thursday   Truman Summons Top Congressional Leaders For Meeting..-

Help for Europe Is Objective   Truman Sets Thursday For Conference At White House

Truman Calls Top Leaders  For Meeting : On Aid Plans   European Financial Plight To Be Aired Thursday Afternoon

SAYS GROUP TC EXTEND STUDY ON FOREIGN AID   Same Officials Met With President Late in September

Truman Calls Meet on Europe   Congressional Leaders Will Confer on Thursday

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS SUMMONED TO WHITE HOUSE   A Conference Will Be Held on Thursday on Europe’s Financial Plight.   INVITATIONS OUT TODAY   Meeting Is Described As a “Further Discussion of Emergency Foreign Aid”.

TRUMAN CALLS U.S, LEADERS   Congress Heads To Talk Eu: rope’s Plight Thursday

TRUMAN CALLS PARLEY ON AID   Top Members Of House And Senate To Confer On European Needs

LEADERS WILL TALK STOP-GAP AID IN EUROPE   Meeting in White Honse Will Be Held Thursday  on Emergency Relief

Capitol Hill Leaders Meet Thursday   Financial Plight Of Europe To Be Considered

LAWMAKERS ON THURSDAY   Group to Attend White House Parley Will Be Same Congressmen Who Met With Mr. Truman Sentember 29.

Truman Calls Aid Meeting   Congressional Leaders Summoned To White House Thursday, With Europe’s Plight Topping Agenda

Truman Calls Conference on Foreign Aid   Financial Plight of Western Europe to Be Studied Thursday

New Conference On Foreign Aid Set For Thursday   President Asks Top Members Of Senate And House To Confer With Him   NO LIGHT ON SPECIAL SESSION

Europe's Plight To Be Subject Of Discussion   Emergency Foreign Aid On Agenda At White House

Will Discuss Europe Plight  Truman Summons  a [a nn ar ec   Truman Summons Leaders to Meet

Truman Summons Congress Leaders For Conference on Europe's Needs

Session Will Be Held Thursday Afternoon At White House   Committee Heads Also To Attend   Conference May Canvass Outlook For Emergency Stop-Gap Relief

GOP Terms CIO Move Dictatorship  Reece Predicts  Purge Attempt OUTST Dy

POLITICAL WAR IS RAGING ON   GOP and Democratic Leader: Exchange Punches—Chief Topic Congress’ Deeds

Labeled ‘Dictatorship sAttempt’; Barkley, Assails, .. Republican Congress.

Reece Thinks PAC Will Be  Beaten Again  ee. i.   Sen. Barkley Says GOP Tenores Needs Of Common People

GOP Chief Reece Raps CIO Guide  For Voters   Sees Dictatorship Effort; Republican Congress’ Also Hit

GOP Chairman s Critical of C10 7 Voting Guid   Barkley Says Congress Merely Playing Politics

TWO MEASURES KILLED   House Votes Down Publication of Relief Names, and Recovery Bill

NEW WAGE RATES FOR TWA PILOTS   RECOMMENDATIONS. OI ARBITRATION BOARD BIND UNION, AIRLINE

F avor Hiking Pilots’ Wages   Arbitration Panel’ Recommends Increase Ede TWA  Flyers.

Anti-Slump Program of Bowles Unit   Economists Urge Pric Slash of 10 Percent, Pay Boost Spread.

EX-FIXERS OF PRICES OFFER TRADE PLANS   Urge General Price Cut, Wage Boost and Tax Reduction

10 Per Cent Cut Is Major Item In 9-Point Plan   Congress Is Asked To Act on Proposals Within Next 60 Days

Arabs To Reject Appeal From UN  — Say Boycott Serves Cause In Holy Lan

State Pay Hike May Be Stymied   Lawmakers Called To Extra Session

WINS DECISION   In Addition to $5,000 ir Damages, Court Grants ‘Mite’ Iniuaction

Possibility Seen For Compromise During Session   Scant Progress Made Toward Writing Treaty For Germany

One Of Few Agreements To Date... . Beaten Foe To Express Views At Conference

Agree to Hear All Nations or  German Plan  Deputy Ministers Reach Decision at the Last Moment

Moscow Group To Give Smaller Nations Hearing   CONFEREES AGREE UPON RIGHT OF GERMAN ENEMIES

DEPUTIES: AGREE TOHEAR ALLIES   ‘Argument over Bligibility of  Ex-Axis Nations Is Ex- pected to Follow

Deputies Settle Major Point In German Treaty   Moscow Views Truman  Plan As Anti-Soviet

Four-Power Deputies In Agreement   Small Nations Would Get Voice in German Issue

Severest Cold Is  Racing Over Plains From West Canada   Chicago SaysTempe ‘atures Fall at Astow: ding Rate; -83 Degrees  in)= Alaska

ANOTHER WAVE OF COLD. AIR: MOVING SOUTH: OVER AREA   New Cold Spell Racing South - From Canada As Temperatures Tumble

NEW COLD WAVE NEARS DUBUQUE   Icy Blasts Are Racing ir From Northern Plains

SEVERE COLD WAVE MOVING IN   Mercury Drops 66 Degrees in Dickinson, N. D.

Cold Wave Racing Down on Midwest; 5 to 15 Above Predicted for Indiana

NEW COLD WAVE ‘DUE TO ROAR It   ‘Much Colder? To Follow  Groundhoa’s Shadow

Comminists. Have. “Mready: ‘Set up Labor Movemeat to Bugk: » Government

INCOME TAX CUTS URGED IN REPORT   Slash in Levies for tndividuals, Corporations Asked by Committee.

CITIZENS GROUP PROPOSES FULL TAX REVISIONS   Cuts For 48,500,000 Individuals And All Rusiness Asked

Sweeping Tax Revisions Are Proposed   Cut in Individual, Corporation Levies Advocated

SLASH IN LEVIES ASKED  Drastic Changes In Federal Income Taxes Are Proposed

Federal Tax - Plans Scored   Sweeping Revision Of ‘In. come Tax Structure: fe Proposed”.

COMMITTEE URGES LOWER INCOME TAXES   Downward Revision As Planned Would Affect All Payers

Revisions of Tax Structure  Of U.S. Asked  Individual Taxpayers.   Individual Taxpayers Corporations Would Receive Reductions

Sweeping lax Revision  With Reductions for Ail Urged by Study Group

Citizens Group Recommends’ Tax Revision  Calls Adjustment OF TrHdAixtndual Inramo

Tax Cut Proposal By Citizen Group Stirs Protests   Corporate, as Well as Individual Slash, ‘Bad, Says Labor Member

Molotov Reported Demanding UN Lead European Recovery   Meetings of Big Three Conference Remain Secret

Bidault  for Speed in Relief   Molotov to Propose Asking U. S. Guarantee on Amount of Help

Molotov Also Seeks Pledge Of How Much   Soviet Minister Tells Rus sian Views at Paris Meeting

War Curb on lnstallaiats May Be Dropped   Federal Controls Seem To Be Doomed Though Truman Disapproves

Shipments Of Oil To Russia Investigated   Lend-Lease Ships Said Used To Transport Quantities Of Fuel

Commerce Heads Are Called to Talk On Red Oil Buys      Weichel Wants to Know Why Shipments Are  Made; Russia Holds Ships

British Place Tight Ration Over Dollars   Step Taken with U.S Approval to Avert Any Economic Chaos

Britain Limits Use Of Dollars   By ALEX H. SINGLETON Associated Press Staff Writer

Britain Clamps Tight Ration Over Dollars  n Talean With   Step Taken With U. S. Approval To Avert Chaos

Action Taken With U.S. Approval   (Vihar rp ARAM   Other Economic Steps Planned Outlined by Envoy

Britain Takes New Measure To Conserve  Her Dollars   Nation Imposes slight Rationing; May Have To Cut Imports Further

Drastic Action Is Given Approval By United States   Agreement Emphasizes That New Setup Is Considered Temporary

Action Taken With U.S. Approval   Other Economic Steps Planned Outlined by Envoy

May Have To Cut Imports Even Beyond Recent Drastic Restrictions  Britain Imposes Tight Rein Upon Remaining Dollar Fund

BRITAIN TO RATION DOLLARS TO AVERT ECONOMIC CHADS   Step Taken With U. S. Approval as Another Withdrawal Is Made From American Loan.   FURTHER REDUCTION IN IMPORTS LIKELY   Undersecretary of State Clayton Arrives in Lendon to Discuss Engiish Tariff Rates.

‘VOICE: FUNDS FIGHT ENDING   HOUSE MEMBERS. WHO HAVE  . OPPOSED VU. S. FOREIGN   BROADCASTS TO LOSE THEIR BATTLE

VEW Opens District Meet Here   Kegistration To Begin at 9 This Mornina

Virginia Governor To Seize C. & P. In Event Of Threatened Strike

STATE GRANTS BILL REJECTED   Measure To Provide Funds For Cruelty Prevention  Is Vetoed By Duff

BETTER TRAINING FOR “AGENTS AMONG THE SUG. GESTIONS MADE FOR STATE MONOPOLY SYSTEM

PARTIAL REPORT ON OHIO LIQUOR PROBE STUDIED   Legislators And Herbert Nearly Agreed Now On. Financial Program

Marshall Has Touchy Task   Will Try To Deal With Danes On Defense Of Strategic Greenland

CARROLLTON YOUTH HAS CHAMPION BEEF AT 4-H CLUB SHOW   ROBERT SIMMONS, JR., IS OWNER OF PRIZE HEREFORD; OTHER WINNERS NAMED

British Army Center Raided  In Palestine   Attackers Kill Sentry With Gunfire and Hurl Three Bombs Into Nathanya Post

Jews Storm British Center, Kill Guard, Toss Bombs  Violence Again Flares In Palestine After Underground Men Die

FATAL ASSAULT MADE BY JEWS   Palestine Trouble Flares Again As Underground Storms British Camp, Killing Sentry And Hurling Rombh<c.

Jews Storm British Center   Underground Men Hur! Bombs In Nathanya; Murder Sentry

BRITISH SOLDIER KILLED BY JEWS   Raiders Storm Leave Center  +. Dalnetina

CHINA PROTESTS TO MOSCOW — AS RESULT OF AN INVASION   FIGHTING BETWEEN CHINESE AND FORCES FROM OUTER MONGOLIA IN PROGRESS

China To File Protest Over Red Incident   Use Of Soviet Planes Violation Of Border In Sinkiang Charged

Planes Bear Russian Markings... . Mongolians Stage Assault On China

rignting nages  China Orders Protest Sent  After Soviets Support Raid   Mongolian Cavalrymen Invade Remote Area  Aided By Red Planes

China Prepares  To Make Protest   Instructs Ambassador Te _ Protest Invasion Of - Province Of Sinkiang

‘Liberalization’ Sought By England, Marshall Says; Most of Money Has Already Been Used

Liberalization Of Loan Will  Be Discussed   Location or Date Of Conference Yet To Re Determined

ATTLEE ASKS COMMONS FOR TICIA PLANS   Britain Plans To Go Alone In  lte Crisie

British to Seek New Loan Plan   YU. S, Agrees to Conference as Attlee Drafts Plon To Meet Crisis

Loan-Easing Parley Slated   U, S. Agrees to Study Liberalization Action

Wage Issue Still Stymies Any Try For Settlement   Back-To-Work Move In New York Fought

Employed 100,000 in Blasted Area  Every Window for Blocks Around Smashed to Bits

River Groups Survey Points  lo Other Need;   Changes in Channels At Bradford, Check Dams May Help Area

Dewey Confident He and Taft Will Fight It Out For GOP Nomination

COUPLE IN PRIVATE UNTIL SUNDAY Crowd Clamors To See Honeymooners

Honeymooner: Secluded In Reaal Estate   English Crowds Still Celebrating Wedding, Gather at Country Place And Around Abbey.

Send Word to Crowd Gathered at Gates That They Have. Made Final Appearane<

PHILIP. ELIZABETH START HONEYHOGN READ NEWSPAPERG   Police Are on Watch at 6,000 Acre Estate of Uncle of Bridegroom: Privacy Is Guarded.   ‘QUIET’ EVENING REPORTED TODAY

Crowd Peers For Look At Honeymooners   Princess Ulizabeth and Prince Philip in Seclusion At Esdate Near London.

Klizabeth, Philip Begin  Honeymoon In The Country   Royal Couple Will Not Make Another Public Appearance Until Sunday At Church; First Night Spent Quietly After Simple Dinner

Seotland Yard Assures Privacv For Royal Honeymoon On Estate Near London 

BRIDAL PAIR — RONEYMOON. AT COUNTRY HOME   Big Crowd Gathers At Gates Of Estate. Today :   READ PAPERS   No. Publie .Appearance Before They Go To Choreh =

Newlyweds Get Some. Privacy. On Honeymoon   But It Will Be Just About the™ Last in Their Lives

Royal Pair In Seclusion At Quiet Country Estate   Crowds Gather at Gates, but Princess and Duke Decline To Make Public Appearance

Clayton Raps ‘Diluted’ ITO   Trade CharterAmendmente Held ‘Unaccentable’

WAILING SPIRITS WON’T ENCORE  Athletic Ghosts Af Dallas Put On Jittery Exhibition

PARKING IS A PROBLEM   Chief of Police Sees Neo Immediate Seiutien te “ituatioa

Molotov Indicates Interest in New Big Four Council Meet   Soviet Minister Says Agreement Still Possible

Says German Agreement —  Is Possible —   Indicates Any German Settlement Will Be © On Russian Terms.

MOLOTOV WOULD OKEH GIG 4 MEET ON REDS’ TERM   Russian Foreign Minister Repeats U. S. imperialism Charge

RECUE PARTY GIVES UP  BURROWING FOR MAN IN ' (COLEAPSED BUILDING

Seek Body Of Sixth Worker   Four Are Rescued Alive From Debris Of FiveStory Building.

Ex-Premier of Italy Moves to Form Cabinet   De Gasperi Asks Collaboration of All Following Mandate

Mongolian Woman Gives Birth to Quintuplets, Moscow Radio Reports

1947 lowa Legislature Hiked State Spending; Granted Pay Increases

MANY NEW ACTS ARE APPROVED IN LEGISLATURE   Several of Governor's Recommendations Hit Snag in 1947 Session

RFC Left Holdina $80.000,000 Bag in Railroad Dealings, Says LaRue

People Rally From Confusion To Cope With Problems Of Ruin And Death... .  cere me ne ere ee  Texas Tragedy Shows How Americans  Would Act Should An Aiom Bomb Fall

Texas City Provides Foretaste of Alomic Warfare Says Farvecnondent Who Praises Spirit of Town's Residents

KK Kr UCR > an Texas Blasts Vivid Example Of Chaos A-Bomb Would Bring

Texas City Disaster Shows Courage, Fortitude Of Citizens: Bovle Sees Conduct Heartening

Bovle Writes From Scene:  Texas City Blast Is A-Bomb Ruin Prelude

Texas City Example of What A-Bomb War Would Produce   Explosion Sidelights

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Texas City Tragedy Affords A Foretaste Of Atom Bomb

Texas Disaster Peacetime Test Of Chaos Following Atomic Bomb Blast

TEXANS’ FORTITUDE LIKENED TO THAT DISPLAYED IN WAR   People Rally Quickly to Cope With Disaster; Destruction Similar to Bombings

1en Chips Are Down All ericans Pull Together a: denced at Texas City

People Rally From Confusion To Cope With Problems Of Ruin And Death .... Texas Tragedy Shows How Americans  Would Act Should An Atom Bomb fall

City’s Courage Is Outstanding   Destruction Similar To Blast Of Atom Bomb In War

Nation Given Peace Time Test...  Texas Disaster Shows Grim Fortitude of American People

MINIMUM WAGE OF 96 CENTS AN HOUR PROPOSED   Soft Coal Industry Spokesman Advocates Increase  At Hearing   CONGRESS ASSAILED BY OFFICIAL OF CI0

BLACK MARTS ARE CONFUSING SURVEY OF EUROPE’S FOOD   Resources Clouded, Report « Agriculture Department Contending

175 STATUTES ARE OUTLAWED BY RESOLUTION   Some Extraordinary Powers Retained; Truman Says Move Marks ‘T-Day’

(Other Laws Also Affected . By Resolution   Some Emergency Powers. Must Be Continued Until Rioht Time

T-Day for Vet Benefits, War Declared Over   War Proclamation, And Emergencies Ended by Truman

Deadline Set On Benefits For Veterans   Federal Education Aids To Be Terminated in 1951

G,{. AGTS DECLARED ENDED BY PRESIDENT   ‘Beginning Gf End’ Seen On Veterans Benefits

175 Pieces Of Wartime Legislation Wiped Out   100 Others Remain: New Army and Navy Recruits Lose Some Benefits

175Emergency Laws Repealed But 00Remain   Veterans’ Benefits For Newcomers End

Benefits for GI's Under the Wartime Acts Terminated   Some 175 Laws Basec On Late Emergency Are Declared Out  By the Prestdan¢t

Many Wartime Laws Expire, Others Remain      New Army, Navy Recruits Barred From Loans, Jobless Pay

War Declared Over Under G. I. Bill   No Further Benefits Will Be Available to Enlistees and Numerous Other Wartime Regulations Now Become Inoperative.

TERMINATION OF WAR ORDER BY PRESIDENT   175 Other Laws Also Will Become Inoverative Now

OLD WARTIME LAWS ERASED FROM RECORD   VETERANS BENEFITS TERMINATED FOR NEWCOMERS

175 Acts Are Ended By Truman   Jobless Pay, Educational Aid, Federal Loan Rules Are Involved

BILL REPEALING MANY EMERGENCY LAWS I$ SIGNED   Truman Knocks Out Measures Under Which Nation Has Lived Through War and Reconversion.   100 EXTRAORDINARY POWERS CONTINUE   Resolution Puts Stop-Dates or G. I. Benefits—Bars New Recruits From Loans and Educational Aid.

175 War Time Laws Terminated; '§ Many Affect Veterans’ Benefits ,

Signs Bill Ending Emeraency   Veterans’ Benefits Affected With 174 Other Measures

‘Action Revokes Some 175 War Emergency Acts   Marks ‘Beginning of End’ for GI Statutes; Other Powers Retained

MANY BENEFITS UNDER GI BILL ARE NOW ENDED   President Signs Joint Resolution; 175 Acts  Terminated   SOME OF EMERGENCY POWERS RETAINED

175 War Rules End, 100 Others Remain on Book   3top-Gap Legislation To Benefit Service Men Completed

DATES SET FOR TERMINATION OF VETS’ BENEFITS   lruman Veclares War Over Insofar As Veterans’. Benefits And Another Batch Of Emergency Statutes Are Concerned.

President Signs Senate Resolution Concluding 178 Pieces Of Wartime Bills Which Mainly  Affect Servicemen Enlisting Now  is tans ee

War Declared Over; 175 Laws  Now Invalid  GI Benefits  Ty, Bea Affected.

Temperatures   Truman Declares 175 Emergency Laws Inoperative on ‘T-Day:’ Asks Other Powers Be Retained

War Emergency Is. Over; Discard 175 Laws, Keep Others   Some Benefits for New Service Men Are Rescinded

Your Today’s Star   VETERANS’ BENEFITS FOR NEW ENLISTEES CEASE AS TRUMAN SIGNS ‘T-DAY’ RESOLUTION

‘Truman Acts On Bill To  End War   War Emergency Is Officially Over As Of Today

TRUMAN ACTION MARKS “T-DAY” FOR Gi RIGHTS   Sets Beginning of End of Educational, Loan, Unemployment Benefits

‘Truman Rules War Over On Veterans Benefits   Chief Executive Signs A Senate Joint Resolution Making Inoperative Some 175 Laws Whose Effect Was Based On States of War And Emergency

Action Ends Number Of Wartime Laws   President Truman Signs Senate Joint Resolution

Beginning Of End For Bill   Truman Declares Wear Over As Far As New Educational, Job, Loan Guarantee Benefits

Training Bill Is Approved By House Group   ‘Truman Declares Part Of War Is Over  i's T-Day On Veteran Benefits

Senate OK’s. U.S. Fund to Aid Europe, Japan   Truman Signs Measure Endinc Wartime Veteran Benefits

175 WARTIME LAWS BECOME INOPERATIVE   President Signs Joint  Resolution to End Many Measures

More‘War Powers Ended   GI Benefits Chiefly  Affected By Termination of Emergency  And War Declarations

I52 DIE, 1000 INJURED  IN TORNADO DISASTER   100-Mile Wind Levels Town, Damages Others, Causes Losses Estimated in Millions. of Dollars

Injury. List Runs Over 1000, Said   Property Damage To Total Millions

Damage High fn Oklahoma,  Texas Areas   100-Mile Swath of Death, Devastation Cut Through Rich Cattle and Wheat Producing Panhandle

1000 Injured, Dozen Cities in Two States Hit   Storm Sweeps 100- Mile Swath; 100 Dead in ~ One City

More Than 1000 Persons Injured As Tornado Hits fexas, Oklahoma   Property Damage Soars Into Millions; Red Cross Rushes Aid: Woodward, Okla.. Wrecked

100-Mile Path Is Cut Through Rich Region  100 Perish in Oklahoma Town Of 5,500; 100 Blocks Levelled

Storm Damage Soars Past $1,000,000; 100 Blocks of Woodward Are Leveled

Property Loss In The Millions: Aid Rushed.   Towns Devastated; More Bodies Are Believed Buried Under: Debris: Survivors Dazed: Hospitals Filled To Overflawing

Russia Vetoes U. N. Slap At Albania, Hits Greek Regime  Moves Before Security Council Raise Big-Power Tension Over Balkans

MENTION OF LOTTERY _IN_NEWS PERMITTED   Postoffice Reverses Itsélf on Ru!ing’. About Report of Negro’s “Winning Car in: Drawing,

Post Office Rules On Lottery News  Incidental Mention To Be Permitted

Ruling Concerns Lottery Stories  ‘Incidental’ Mention Will Not Be Barred

Postal Lottery Ruling Reversed   Long-Standing Post Office Policy Revised as Resul of Challenge Raised on Freedom of Press.

POSTAL HEADS REVERSE STAND ON LOTTERIES   Newspaper Challenge Brings Clarification Of Rule On Mailing

Reversal Given Lottery Ruling By Post Office   Paper’s Challenge Helps Bring About  New Interpretation

COMMON SENSE, JUSTICE  Post Office Modifies Lottery Rule To Insure Press Freedon

Reverse Ruling On Lottery Law For Newspapers   Decision of Postal Department Changed Following Challenge

EASE MAIL BAN FOR LOTTERIES.   New Ruling Applies to Printing Stories

LOTTERY NEWS STORIES LEGAL   Postoffice Departmen Reverses Itself On Law Opinion

Lottery That Has Good News Angle Now Publishable   Postoffice Depart ment Overrules Decision At St Tonics

Postal Officials Reverse Ruling Regarding Lottery News in Paper:

Lottery Incidence No Bar To News, P.O. Dep’t Admits   Department Reverses Itself On Publishing Lotter News After Newspapers Object—Certain Stories Held Praner

Ruling Reversed:  \Newspapers Will Be Allowed —  ~ To Publish Lottery Stories

Communists In Italy Planning A Revolution?   Seek to Overthrow Govern. ment, Indicated—Myster ious Explosions

Premier To Reply On Charge Reds Will Take Over Italian Government

italy May .Be Close to a Revolution   Communists Are , Thought Ready for Drastic Action

Communists Openly Challenge Italian Gov't of De Gasperi   Second Mysterious Blast Hits Milan Ammunition Dump

Red Coup Near, Italians Warned   New Blast at Milan Called Ominous Sign

New Threat Faces Italy   Effort to Prevent Communist Coup Quashed in Gov't 

RED COUP PREDICTED IN ITALY   Expect Communists To Step Up Their Riot Campaign

FOOD OUTLOOK IS HELD GRIM   Continued World Shortage Forecast; Division Of  Scarce Foods Urged

Industrialist Says He Sent Note to President Roosevelt and Got Contract To Build   Aircraft Carriers.  KAISER PROTESTS ‘SMEAR CAMPAIGN’

Obtained Carrier Contract  Through FDR, Says Kaiser   Shipbuilder Tells Senate War Investigating Committee  I & 2   He Received Award Through Roosevelt After   Navy Officials Had Rejected His Offer

After His Offer Was Rejected By Navy Heads   Declares Wartime Plan To Build Air Cargo Fleet ‘Kissed Off’

Industrialist Tells How He Got Contract   President Saw Need for Carriers, Committee Is Told

TopMen In Navy Denied  Support   Defendant Asserts Navy Reversed Stand Later

Wrote FDR, Got Contract For Flattops   Kaiser Testifies Okay Was Given After Note Despite Opposition of Navy Heads to Carriers

Says He Got Order Over Navy Protest   Shipbuilder Tells of ‘Brief Note’ To Late President About Plans To Build Small Aircraft Carriers

KAISER ADMITS HE WENT OVER HEADS OF NAVY   yote to President. Brought carrier Contract After Admirals Vetoed It.

Ke?cor Wrofe F.D.R., Navy Reverses Self   Tells Probers He Secured Contract For Building Small Aircraft Carriers

Proposal Taken To Admiral on Nelson's Advice  " Officer Was Chief Of Staff to F.D.R.

Statf Chief Okayed US Spending Big Airplane Plan, To Exceed 37 Kaiser Tells Body Billion by ’4§

Kaiser Note To FD Brought Action, He Says   - Navy Admirals Then Reversed Selves Quickly

Builder Says He Sent Note To President   Naval Officials Reversed Orders Following Letter

OBTAINED FDR HELP 10 BUILD 100 CARRIERS   Relates Incidents of Wartime Dealings To Senate Committee

Kaiser Tells Of Getting Contract   Receives Favorable Action After Sending Note to  Roosevelt    WAS FIRST REJECTED   Hearing Is Before Senate War Investigating ( Committee

WENT OVER HEAD OF NAVY TO GET SHIP CONTRACTS  CANNOT REMEMBER  IF SUPPORT  font pr Aai mil RACT

Kaiser Tells How Note to Roosevelt Speeded Contracts   Testifies Top Navy Officials Had Spurned His Offer to Build Small Carriere

Says Late President Okays Ship Contract Rejected By Navy   Only Sends Small Note To Roosevelt About ‘Baby’ Flattops To Obtain Order

Note to FDR  Got Contract For Kaiser   Ship Contractor Tells Senate Probers Navy Warmed Up To Baby Carriers  After President Took Hand

Kalser s Note to FR. Upset Navy   President Reversed. Admirals on ‘Baby Flattops’ Which Beat Submarines, Oaklander Tells Senate Committee

Note to Roosevelt Brought Contract, ' Kaiser Testifies   Shipbuilder Says He Secured Order for 100 “Baby Flattops”

President Got Him A Contract   Brief Note to White House Made Navy Chiefs Reverse Selves

TESTIFIES NAVY HEADS CHANGED MINDS ON OFFER   Wartime Industrialist Got Help From Late  President on Carriers

Says Note ToFDR Did Trick   Contract to Build Baby Flattops .Given Kaiser ‘After Navy ‘No’;.  “Renshoff” On Planes.

KAISER EXPLAINS HIS PLANE DEAL   Builder Avers Note He Sent FDR Got Him Contract For Aircraft Carriers

KAISER ADMITS SECURING WAR CONTRACTS BY PERSONALLY ADDRESSING PRES, ROOSEVELT   Is Somewhat Hazy in Regard to Awards for Cargo-Carrying Airplanes -- France Is Making New Appeal for Russia to Join Nations in Implementing Marshall Plan -- Truman Returns To Washington Following Funeral of Mother

Baby Flattops Constructed After Letter   Industrialist Claims Navy Opposed Carriers, Later Backed Ships

PlaneProbe Continues At Capital   Kaiser Says He Queried F.D.R.’s Aide: After Navy Turned . Daye Proposal :   ‘Says Heat Was On   Navy Didn’t Want His ' Ships, He. Said, Then Became Desirous

Claims ‘Smear’ Campaign Used In Plane Probe   Shipbuilder Asserts Plans For Air Freighters Rebuffed, Asks For Investigation

Probers Heat About Letter  To Roosevelt  Navy Officials ‘Reversed’ Stand

Top Navy Men's Policy Reversed Following Appeal  Builder Asks Unmasking Of Flying Boat Enemies

Brief Note To Late President Got Results   Given Wartime Order To Build Small Aircraft Carriers, Kaiser Testifies

Builder Says Navy Later Reversed Itself   Senate Sub-Group Continues Probe  Of Airplane Awards Of &410,.000.000

F. D. R. Contract Help Claimed   Order Given for 100 Carriers After High Appeal, Senate Committee Told

Says He Sent Brief Note To White House And Got Order To Build Small Carriers After Top Navy Braid Had Rejected Original Offer

Testifies Navy Raised Hell,’ Later Agreed   industrialist Says He Is Victim of Smear Campaian

AMAZING FACTS BROUGHT OUT IN SENATE INQUIRY   Wartime Shipbuilder Testifies Before Committee; Navy  “Raised Hell’ Over Contract For 100  Carriers.

Brief Note To President Gets Contract Top Navy Officials Turned Down, Kaiser Testifies   Tells Senate War Investigating Committee. Officials Reversed Themselves._., On “Baby Flatteps”

GIVES VERSION ON CONTRACT AWARDS   Hints Note To Late President Brought Results   After Navy Officials Re- jected Offer; Denies He “Put On Heat”

Kaiser Says Note To FR Brought .  Carrier Contract ©  Navy Reversed liself On Flattop Plans, Commitiee Is Told

HENRY J. KAISER ON THE WITNES: _ STAND TODAY      Said He Sent: Note to Roose velt and Got: -Wartime® ~ Contract.; : ‘   “NAVY REJECTS OFFER   Couldn’t Remember: Whether He Went to the: ‘White. House.

Kaiser White House Contacts Are Bared   Note to FDR Brought Carrier Contract; Tycoot ‘Can‘t Remember’ Flying Boat Talks

Baby Flattops ’’ Are Cause To Ask Chief for Contract   Says Navy Chiefs Refused First

Kaiser Tells Of FDR Aid On Contract   Intervention Brought ‘Reyersal’ by Navy, Senate Probers Told

DECLARES NOTE EARNED ORDER AFTER NAVY ‘NO’   Wartime Industrialist Heard As Senators’ Continue Probe Into Planes

Builder Claims Smear Tactics Are Employed   . Tells Of-Going-To White House For Wear Contracte

YEN ACCIDENT VICTIMS      Entire Family Wiped Out in Grade Crossing Crash

District Attorney Discards Report Girl Was Seen Engaged In Quarrel In Tavern   LAST MOVEMENTS ARE BERING TRACKED DOWN

Sentence Is Given      Judge Susp ends Term fo Man Who Tried to Listen In

U.S. Relief to Europe Used for Political Ends At Times, Pope Charges

Political Price  Placed on  Food, Pope Says No Reference Made   to Any Specific Couniry by Pontiff

Community Chest to Have a Secretary   Full-time Downtown Office ts Expected To Hike Efficiency

‘Community Chest to Hove a Secretary   Full-time Downtown Office Is Expected To Hike Fffirtan...

 ove oy ee ee Geer wR Six At Pre-Christmas Reunion  Die In S. Carolina Flash Fire

RUSSIAN SPY RING TRACED BY U.S. JUR'   B-29 Data Stolen; Warplanes Made By Soviet

German People Get Warning  Hoarding of Food   Hoarding of Food Must Be Stopped

GERMANS WARNED AGITATORS RISK DEATH SENTENCES   American Military Governor of Hesse Uses Stern Language in Address on Food Shortage.   SAYS STRIKES WILL ..j NOT BE TOLERATED   Declares U. S. ‘Troops Will Search Places and Confiscate-Foodstuffs if Hoarding Continues.

Warns Of Death Penalty In Food Crisis Agitation  In Germany Takes Steps To Stem Riots

Reich Food ‘Rioters Face Death Decree  U. S. Governor Warns Germans Of Penalty for Disturbances

Death Penalty Threatened in German Riots   Stern Language In Radio Warning

GERMANS GET STERN WARNING ON STRIKES   Governor Says Disturbances ‘Won’t Be Tolerated’

DRASTIC ACTION THREATENED Germans Told To End Food Disturbances Or Face Death Penalty

AMG in Germany Warns People in Food Shortages   Some Blunt Words Usex ‘in Attempt to Curb — Disturbances

WARN GERMAN FOOD RIOTERS   Will Invoke Death Penalty If Necessary, Military Governor Declares

‘Warn Germans On Disorders In Food Crisis   Military Gov. Tells Citizens Not Tolerate Strikes, Agitations.

Army Threatens Death For Germans Participating In © Food Shortage Disorders

Stern Order for Hesse  ‘Death’ Penalty-¥ hreatened ‘In German Food Disorders

Germans Hear Stern Warning In Food Crisis  U. S. Chief of Hesse   U. S. Chief of Hesse Says Death Penalty May Await Agitators

A Stern Warning To Reich   Governor of Hesse Says U. S. Will Use Any Means Necessary To Curb Food Riots

GERMANS FACE DEATH PENALTY   Food Crisis Their Owr Fault, Agitators In Reich Warned

Germans Given Stern Warning by Americans   Military Power, Death Penalty Will Be Used To Curb Food Rioting

‘German Unrest   Brings Rebuke   Death Penalty May Be Used To Halt Distuchances

U5, PRESENTS PLAN TD FREE ~ WORLD PRES!   Five Point Program for UN Asks Guarantees for News Gathering.

U. S. Presents to U. N. a Five Point Program to Promote International Freedom of Speech and of the Press

12 GLENDALE LEGION MEMBERS AND PUBLISHER CONVICTED OF POLITICAL CODE’S VIOLATIONS

Attlee Wins Confidence Vote   Prime Minister Calls For Full Cooperation Of British Industry

All Eyes On Paris Parley   Big Three Decision  On ‘Marshall Aid Plan To Have Vital Bearing On Future of Europe

Three Powers Open Parley on Marshall Plan   Russia. Gives No Hint Of Stand on Recovery Program for Europe

Paris Conference Gets Underway Among 3 Powers   To Draft Response To U. S. Proposal For Aid To Europe

Three Nations MeeffoTakeUy American Plan   Foreign Ministers  Of Russia, Britain And France Inaugurate Conference in Paris

Aid Program May Function Outside U.N.   Russians Give No Hints As To Their Attitude

Foreign Ministers Considering Marshall Program  No Official Indication Of Soviet Attitude Is Forthcoming Yet

World Peace In Balance As 3 Nations Ministers Meet, TalkEconomy Plan

Snow and Rain Fails In West Half of State           HI ‘eport: ys 3-Inth: Snaw---Calder ‘Weather by Susdiy

SNOW, RAIN IN WEST      Dodge City Reports 3 Inches of Snow; Falling Heavy at Topeka

Greece Adopts Pardon Bill For Guerrillas   Parliament Passes Measure Asked by Premier Sophoulis

se ee  Griswold Ils Hopeful   Aid Mission Chief Foresees Return To Peace And Stability

Guerrillas Will Be Pardoned If They Surrender  Greek Offer To Stand For Month

Greek Government Offers Pardon Deal to Guerrillas   Bill Calls for Rebels to Give Selves Up Within Thirty Day Period -

Me Cut Prices  Shamokin Grocer Has Astounded Consumers By His Miracles

WITH CRIMES   STATE POLICE PLAN TO QUESTION STEEL-WORKER ON.NUMBER OF OTHER SEX CRIMES

U. S., Russia Heading for Another Clash   Future of Korea Nov Poses Issue; Opinions Differina

U. $., Russia Headed for New Clash   Soviets Expected To Disagree With U. S. on Proposal Of Korea Problem

High Water Moving On   Marais des Cygnes Past Crest at Ottawa; To Be Warmer Sunday

RIVER 18 RECEDING   Maraix des Cygnes at Ottawa Will Be Back in Its Banks Soon

Britain Denies  Pravda Charge   London Says Anglo-Seviet Treaty Still in Force

Treaty Repudiation © Denied By Britain   ‘Note Sent To Stalin In Reply To Newspaper ' Article

Britain Denies Repudiating Soviet Pact   Article Published in Pravda Is Termed ‘Most Misleading’

Russians Toid Nation's Wheat Crop Excellent   First News Given Gut Today By A Tass  Cammupiagus.

Europe May Share Heavy Wheat Crop Of Russians   Report Of Excellent Yield Is Published By Official Agency

Freeman Enters Primary For Congressman  Suggests Veterans   Suggests Veterans Democratic Party Be Formed

LIQUOR SYSTEM FLAWS NOTED   Former Director Says Pay Is Too Small, Changes TooFrequent.

LIQUOR SYSTEM FAULTS CITED   Ex-Director Hits Smail Salaries and Staff Changes

Britons Face Harder Work, Fewer Goods   Economic Crisis Seen Imminent

British Face. Grave Crisis; Leaders Wart   Nation's Economic Balance Threatens New Hardship at Home

Britons Facing Further Cuts   Tory Press Speculates On Fall of Labor  Government

Coal Principals Seek Agreement   Coal Operators, Union Chiefs in Conference

Three Killed In Coll!::on Train, Truck   Engineer and Fireman Of Rock Island Train And. Driver Gasoline’ Transport Are Victims

$3 Men Killed In Rail Wreck   Two Cars Of Christmas: Mail For Colorado, © Kansas Destroyed

Three Die in Fiery. Crash of Train and Truck Near Norton   Rock Island Rocket, Gasoline Transport. Involved-<-Two Cars OF Yule-Moil Face:

3 Persons Killed  in Crossing Crash   Two Trainmen and Truck Driver Are Accident  Victims   HIT A GAS TRANSPORT   Two Cars Loaded With 196 Sacks of Mail Were Burned

SEE ORGANIZED LABOR BEATEN IN ELECTION   Lichtenwalter Scores Smashing. ‘Triumph oo @+ Do})e   MUCH. -INTEREST   Special Congressional Ballotting Held olf ag nt

Republican Scores Smashing Triumph In Defeating Storch, Who Based Campaign On Opposition To Taft-Hartley Law, In Lehigh-Bucks District—Victory Termed “Smashing Rebuke To Radical Bosses” —National Significance Attached To Results

Labor Beaten in Congress Race   Lichtenwalter Downs Storch in Taft-Hartley Law Struggle

ROAD PROGRAM   $hi0 Assembly To Study Plar For Probe Of State liniversities

HERBERT SIGNS 1ST BILL SINCE TAKING OFFICE   Governor Approves Funds to Start Spring Highway Program

Tomorrows Headlines Joday YOUTH, 12, CONFESSES KILLING ROY. 7, IN WOODS NEAR CHICAGO

ONE WRITTEN LINE SOLIES nOY'S QEATE   Howard Lang Stabbed His Victim, Then Smashed Head with Rock.

Boy,. 12, Admits He Killed © Playmate, _   Signs Written Confession After . Week’s Questioning

HIS ATTORNEY FLAYS POLICE FOR COERCION   Youngster Killed When He Threatened to Tell of Theft

BOY. 12, ADMITS BRUTAL KILLING   Others Are Implicated in - Story Told Police  at Chicago.

Chicago Boy Confesses He Killed Chum   Lad, 12, Implicates Others In Slaying Of 7-Year-Old

AIRLINER DOWN AT SEA, CLAIM   Coast Guard Says Constella: tion in Water 340 Miles : Southwest of Lisbon

DAKLAND CITY MAN TELLS INNOCENCE   Not Guilty Plea Entered in Death of Prisoner of Marshal.

Plymouth Presbyterians ' To Observe SeventyFifth Jubilee in "47   lowa Presbyterians Designate 1947 As Anniversary Year

Throngs Attend LaGuardia Rites   Funeral Service Held At St. John’s Cathedral

DENY BEATING . ~~ OF PRISONERS      8, CONS TABU LARY HEAD  SAYS CHARGES OF EIGHT:  DISPLACED JEWS “ARE FALSE :

Transfer Voted For Natural Resourees Bill   House Plunges Into Study of Senate Bill On Negro University

Bean's Tax Bill Goes To Committee   Defeats Efforts To Have Rules Suspended

PRESIDENT OF ECUADOR FLEES   Leader, Forced To Resign  In Bloodless Revolt,  Now In Colombia

ECUADOR HAS ~NEW REGIME   "PRESIDENT Is } OUSTED AFTER A COUPLE OF PISTOL SHOTS FIRED.IN  , PALACE

‘PAGANI NI’ SPEAKS AGAIN  ‘Voice’ Of Famed Violinist Dead 100 Years Claimed Heard Aaain

KEEN APPETITES KEEP PRICES UP Food Consumption Is Above Prewar Levels   The Outloak On Food Prices

FORD ADOPTS PENSION PLAN   Company Reaches Agree ment With Union on Old Age Retirement

Ford Workers  Get Pay Boost,  Pension Plan FE irst in Car Industry   First in Car Industry To Obtain Old-Age  Retirement Setup

FORD WORKERS TO GET PENSION   Old Age Retirement Plan ~ Granted Union Along   With Pay Raise

OLD-AGE RETIREMENT PLAN IS ACCEPTED   Ferd Meter Company And Unien  " Keach Agreement; Te Ceat 208-Millies

THREATENED STRIKE OF WORKERS SAID AVERTED  _  Ford, UAW In Agreement On Wage Boost Offer, Qld Age Pension Plan For Company’s Workers

Ford And Union Agree To Old-Age Retirement Plan  Workers To Receive Seven-Cent Increase

Ford Is First Auto Maker To Institute Retirement Plan  Company Also Agrees To Wage Hike Of 7 Cents: Union Passes Un Holidays

Retirement System Will Be First in Automobile Industry — Company Agrees to Establish It and to Grant 7-Centsan-Hour Wage Raise in Negotiations With Union — Average Age of Employes Is Around 50.

Cost To Company In First Year $200,000,000 Ford Grants Retirement Funds For Workers; Industy’s First

THREATENED STRIKE OF WORKERS SAID AVERTED Eee SAID AVERTED  Ford, UAW In Agreement On Wage Boost Offer, Old Age Pension Plan For Company's Workers:

Youth Nabbed By Police Had   Brooklyn Boy, Girl Friend Freed In Louisiana, But Cash In Suitcase Proves Mvstery’

Nab Youth With $24,000 In Cash   But Fathers Of Brooklyn Boy, Girl Later Have Them Released.

Police Free Brooklyn Boy and Girl But Hold $24,000 Found in Suitcase

BOY, 15, CARRIES $24,000 IN CAR   Brooklyn. Lad And Girl Make Louisiana With Suitcase Of Cash

WHAT’S THIS?  Boy, Girl Companion Unhappy In Brooklyn, Flee With $24,000

MINERS’ CASE WEIGHED BY HIGH COURT   No Decision Expected to Be Reached Before Next Month

Decision On Lewis Appeal Not Likely Before February   Supreme Court Weights Argumenis Presented Tuesday On Contempt  Conviction   ATTORNEY GENERAL SCORES JOHN L. LEWIS

WEIGHED BY HIGH COURT   No Decision Expected to Be Reached Before Next Month

Dr. C. L. Wilson fo Address "Y’ Roundup Club  Buite’s Program for Youngsters

Dr. C. L. Wilson to Address ‘Y' Roundup Club  Butte’s Program for Youngsters Will Be Discussed

Wide Scale Flood Relief Sighted in Valley Authority  Example of Control by TVA Spurs Agencies in Missouri Basin

Wide Scale Flood Relief Sighted in Valley Authority  Example of Control by TVA Snure Anencies

APPEALS TO PONTIFF ONC ANONIZATION   Rev. Saivatere Burgie Has As d@ience With Pope Eergarding Rate Empiithure Weman

Funeral Wreaths Replace Gay Christmas Decorations Today For Almost 50 Southerners      Distance No Barrier  Rosedale Minister Flies To Panama To Conduct Wedding      More Than 30 Persons Perish In Flames In Holiday Tragedies Across Nation

Grim Reaper Cuts Down  50 In South   46 Die In Automobile Ac. cidents, Shooting And Knifing Affrays

Van Atten Says He 2 Others Treated Lightly by Slavs.   Freed American Tells How ’ He and Two Soldiers _ Were Arrested by ~ - Slav Officer

BANS ON BINGO MAY BE LIFTED   Liquor Commission Will Take Up Ruling At Meeting Today

Jailer Ruled In Contempt   Atkinson, Inmate Pay Fines In ‘Privilege’ Case

MAIDEN FLICHE  FLYING WING ON   Eight Jet Bomber Streaks Across Mohave Desert, Facina Tough Tests

EVA BRAUN RUMOR STARTED IN HTALY   Woman Resembling Hitler’s Reported Wife Tries To Cash Check

Boyle Says Life Can Be Simply Wonderful Only If It ls Wonderfully Simple

Philosopher Hal Says No Man Ever Developed an Ulcer Taking a Nap

Would Aid Europe   Two Officials Propose Vol ~*~   MAY EASE SITUATION   Voluntary Approach May Lessen Pressure for Special Session

Top Level Cabinet Officials Say Voluntary Rationing Is Only Way To Prevent Widespread Want.   TO RELY FIRST ON VOLUNTARY MEANS

) Cabinet Officers See Collapse of European Friends   Taft, Davis Also Suggest Voluntary Cuts as Solution

Cat ln U.S. Di Would Aid Exrope   , Two Officials Propose VolRationing   MAY EASE SITUATION   Voluntary Approach May Lessen Pressure for sal Sess

Supplies for Europe Aim Of Program   Timing of Appeals by Two Cabinet Officers Seen As Hint of Attempt toAvoid New Controls

cat Less or Starve Europe Nation Told   Two High Cobinet Officials Stress Threat of Famine

Dodd Says Only Way to Prevent Chaos in Europe   Harriman Points To Communis Threat In Similar Plea For Food Saving

Supplies Wanted For Aid  Oversea   Food Sought For Fight Against Communism

ASK AMERICANS TIGHTEN BELTS, PREVENT CHAOS   FEAR FEEDING OF WHEAT ON FARMS WILL CUT SUPPLY

Voluntary Rationing Said Only Way to Feed Europe, Keep Reds Out of Power

Cabinet Officers See Voluntary Rationing. As Only Barrier To Famine,

America Urged To Voluntarily Reduce Food Consuniniion   Famine-Threatened Europe In Dire Need Of Aid From U. S., Dood And Harriman Say

Propose Voluntary Rationing Of Food   Two. Cabinet Officials Say That’s Only Way U. S. Can Aid Europe

Support for School Transportation Bill   Kansas Senate Puts O.K. on Legislative Council Measure

Ex-GIs Asked To Aid New Army   Knotty Military Problems Stump U. S. Inventors

Japan Inaugurates Constitution  Shunning War; Hirohito Waves   Replaces 1899 Document.

GM, UAW Settle For 11% Cent Hourly Increase  See Agreement As Pattern for Entire Inductryv

Charges Republicans By Killing Controls Caused Prices To Soar   Representative Helen Gahagan Douglas Brings Food Purchases Right Onto The Floor Of :  House To Prove Her Contention.

Rep. Helen Blasts High Food Prices  Mrs. “Douglas Says: Don’ t Let Same

California’s Democratic Congresswoman Has Her Say On Rent Controls With  Demonstration On High Living Costs

FIGHT UNSEAT. BILBO CARRIED SENATE FLOOR   Filibuster Is Promised]  By Backers

Idaho Democrat Beats Republicans to Punch With Resolution To  Delay Seating Senator

OTHER DEMS. MAY HELP G. 0. P. IN BARRING BILBO FROM SENATE. ve SOUTHERNERS Aa ee Led ae

DEMOCRAT FROM WEST IN FIGHT AGAINST BILBO   Idaho Senator Wrests Floor From Republicans In Opening Phase

Battle May Delay ‘Truman's Message To Joint Session   Packed Galleries Witness { Struggle; Southerners 3 Threaten Filibuster

Southern Bloc Seeks to Delay Senate Action   Organization of Senate Delayed; Votes Enough to Fire Bilbo Seem Assured

Republicans Carry: Fight Against Bilbo Onto Senate Floor   Southern: Derios To Fight for ~ = Mississippian .

Filibuster is Threatened By So. Demos   Republicans Believe More Democrats will Join in Showdewn

Challenge  Hurled At Sen. Bilbo   Western Democrat Joins GOP In Fight To Unseat Mississippian

Bilbo Friends May Stage Filibuster   Battle May Delay D Delivery of President’s Message to Congress; Democrats Charge G.O.P. Plavs “Ratton? DPolittes

FIGHT ABOUT BILBO FEATURES OPENING OF U. $. SONGRESS   Democrat Joins GOP In Attempting to Oust Mississipp! Senator : Appeal Is Made.   MISUSE OF OFFICE IS CHARGED TODAY

U. S.-Russian Conflict Heads U.N. Docket   Mrs. Roosevelt Designated To Answer Vishinsky

Mrs. Roosevelt to Answer Vishinsky In United Nations  U.S.-Russian Battle    U.S.-Russian Battle : First on Program for Today

U.S., Russia Will Resume UN Conflict   Mrs. Rooseyelt Is Slated For Answer

U.S.-Russian Battle Heads U. N. Business      Resumption Of Battle Expected Today In Assembly

FOR RENEWAL OF U.N. FIGHT   U. S.-Russian Dispute Shoved Ahead Of Other Issues

U. S.--Soviet Battle Shoved To Top Of U. N.’s Agenda  Mrs. Roosevelt Designated To Speak In Answer To Warmongering Charges

Mrs. Roosevelt To Answer Reds’ ‘War- -Mongeri ing’ Charge  US-Soviet Conflict Gets. Top Position On UN Agenda Today

UN SHIFTS AGENDA FOR QUICK ACTION IN UL S.-RED RIFT   Committee Clears Way for Debate on Balkans, ‘Little Assembly.’   GREEK CASE TOPS LIST   Mrs.. Roosevelt Is Named Spokesman to Answer ‘Warmongering’ Charges.

U. S.-Russian . ‘Battle Civen UN: Priority   Mrs. Roosevelt Design ied To’ ro"Reply 1 to Vishi ky

NEW U. 5.-SOVIET BATTLE IN U.N, EXPECTED TODA\   Mrs. Roosevelt Chosen to An. swer Vishinsky’s Charge of “Warmongering” in America.   ASSEMBLY COMMIFTEE WORK GETS UNDER WAY   Order in Which Various Issues Will Be Called for Debate Will Be Arranged by Group.

FEUDING WITH SOVIETS TOPS UJ. N. BUSINESS      MRS. ROOSEVELT MAY ANSWER BLAST AT ‘WAR MONGERS’

LICENSE REVOKED BUT HE DROVE CAR; FINED $100, COSTS   Henry C. Pickering, Jr., of eae Lectured y   DROVE CAR TO WORK

DROVE WIS GAR AFTER REVOCATION; FINE, 3100   Woodbourne Motorist Lost License for Recklessness

Lengthy Summary Of President's Speech Is Given  Tass Sees America Taking Control of   Tass Sees America Taking Control of  Athens Government

MEYERS TRIED FOR JOB, LOAN LAWYER SAYS   Los Angeles “Attorney. Tesiifies General Made Advances to Plane Builder.

Repeats Meyers Tried fo Obtain Job From Hughe:  McCarthy, L. A. Attarnoy Tactifiac

Attorney Gives Testimony In Hughes Inquiry   McCarthy Says General Sought Job Before and After The War

SAYS MAJ, MEYERS TRIED TO GET LOAN FROM HIICHES   This Statement Was. Made Today by Neil R. MeCarthy, Attorney.   {HE ALSG SOUGHT A JOB   He Repeated Most of Testimony He Had Previously Given.

Says General Wanted Both Loan and Job   Hughes Executive Testifies. Meyers Souaht Both

Says Meyers Asked Both Job And Loan   Former Officer Of Hughes Aircraft Corporation Heard By Senate Crann

Neil McCarthy Testifies That Air Force Procurement Officer Sought Loan To  Finance Bond Deal.  MEYERS, SAYS HUGHES   MEYERS, SAYS HUGHES OFFERED HIM LOAN

ATTORNEY TELLS SOLONS GENERAL SOUGHT A LOAN  REPEATS TESTIMONY   REPEATS TESTIMONY OF CLOSED SESSION IN CONTRACTS PROBE

Meyers Tried To Get Job, : Lawyer Says   “General Said To : Have Dunned Hughe For Loan Also

Says Meyers Sought Job And A Loan  Attorney Heard By Senate Group

ween County to  Receive $35,067.06 \Liquid Fuels Tax   Allocations Made to Respective Counties On 3-Year Basis

INCREASE IN COUNTY’S SHARE OF FUELS TAX   Will Receive Sum Of $94,372 For Period Ending June 1—Advance Of $26,408

Bevin’s Plea for Gold Lacks British Okeh   ‘Pet’ Idea of Foreign Secretary Termed Unofficial by London

Bevin’s Gold Plan Dropped   Foreign Secretary Holds Conference With Visiting U. $. Congressmen

AMA to send Team of Physicians to Diagnose, Treat Diseases of Navajos

Speeches, Pageants And Exhibits To Mark Week-Long Observance In Commonwealth

MAY CLASH OVER  OPPOSITE VIEWS  ON ‘DEMOCRACY’ MARSHALL SUMMONS  GENERAL CLAY FOR ADVICE ON GERMANY

USS. Official Is Summoned By Marshall   Secretary Calis Military Governor From Berlin to Serve as Advisor for Delegation in Moscow

U. §. Governor Of Germany ls Summoned   Gen. Clay Is Asked To Be Adviser For Sec. Marshall

German Assets Claims, Albanian Participation  New Stumbling Blocks   American Military Governor Of Germany Summoned By Marshall

Four Powers Deadlocked on German Treaty   Assets Claim, Albanior Participation Snarl Progress ot Moscow

Moscow Brands Truman Course Blow To Peace   Pravda Lashes Out At ‘Imperialism’ Of American President

Red Claims To Assets The Issue   Molotov Expected To Spring Surprise Proposal.

Soviet Claims  Deadlock Big 4   Marshall Summons Gen. Clay To Assist Him With Figures

DEADLOCKED ON SOVIET CLAIMS UPON GERMANY   Albanian Role in Treaty Discussions Also Is an Issue

Trouble Brews Over Claims To German Assets  Marshall Calls For General Clay As Red Move For Economic Talks Looms

Marshall Summons General   U. S. Military Governor To Germa.ty Called

Soviet Claims Against Germany Stall Parley   Marshall Summons Commander of U.S. Zone to Moscow

Russian Claims  Offered At Meet   Marshall Calls On Military Leader To Help Him

Conflict: Arises - Over German Assets. And. » Albania: >   CLAY SUMMONED.   Marshall Sends ‘For _U. S. Military Gov- * .. epnor- of Reich... -

Leader Is To Assist Secretary   Clay’s Knowledge Will Be Brought Into Discussions to Draft Reich Treaty   To Meet Marshall   Feeling in Russia Must Be Secretary Played Part in Aid Plans

German Assets Deadlock Meet   Moscow Also Told by China to Keep Out _ of Oriental Mess

Soviet Attacks on U. S. Administration in Germany Make Presence of General  Clay Essential.  COUNCIL DEBATES

Marshall Calls U. §. Governor ir Reich to Russia   Chino Declines To Enter Into Talks on Situation of Nation

China Flatly Refuses Any Part In Big 4 Discussion of Internal Affairs; Marshall Calls Aide

Marshall Calls General Clay To Moscow  Militery Leader      Militery Leader In Reich to Advise American Deleqates

— MINISTERS —  Marshall — Calls. Clay As Adviser   CHINA TALKS RULED OUT.

‘Russia And Western Power: Deadlock On German Assets,  Chinese Turn Down Meeting

Albania’s Role In Treaty Also Moscow Problem   ae  Marshall Summons Official in Ger. many as Parley Takes up Feonemic Matters

SOVIET CLAIMS SNARL PARLEY   Deputies Stymled as Marshall Cally Gen. Clay as U.S. Advisor.

CHAMPION WOMEN’S SPEED FLIER KILLED   Marge Hurlburt Dies in Crash of Plane at Fourth of July Airchow in Decorah, Lowa.

DUTCH TROOPS MAKE ADVANCE ON KEY POINTS   Indonesians Score Hit On Warship -- New Landings Made ~ -

At Least 28 Lose Lives  In Explosion   Five Deck Passenger Boat Destroyed at Pittsburgh Before Taking on Fares For Afternoon Ride

Pittsburgh Excursion Boat Burn:   3000 Gallons of Oil Ablaze on Vessel; Bridge Endangered

Boy Alters His Story of Deaths   Lad Of 6 Reverts To Original Statement That Another Is Guilty

Small Boy's ‘Confession of Baby Deaths Nets Puzzling Tangle of Varied Stories

STORY CHANGED IN BABY KILLING   Little Boy, 6, Claims He Didn’t Drop Infants; Hospital Sued

Mother Says Boy’s Story © Was Not True   Still Mystery -Over Hospital . Death of Infants

General Will Be. Court- Martialed   Government Carries Case to Grand Jury; Ait Force to Set Up New Purchasings Svstem.

Stripped of Medals, Pension Meyers Faces Early Date With Grand Jury

Meyers Case To Grand Jury Today   Central Figure in Wartime Money Deal Scandal Also Faces Army Court-Martial

Meyers Case Goes Before Grand Jury   Court-martial Set; General Stripped of Pension and Medals

-— LOSES: MEDALS, ‘PENSION - 5S Federal Grand Jury Gets Meyers. Case .

Chain Reaction Developments Blast Meyers  Retired General Stripped Of His  cage SSS Sua = ORG Jae

Meyers Case Given lo U. S. Grand Jury  Pension and Awards Stripped From Him

MEYERS GOES BEFORE JURY INWASHINGTON   Strips Former General o' Medals, Lifetime Pension

MEYERS CASE GOES TO JURY   Air Force Strips General of  Pension. Medais

General Meyers Case Going to U.S. Grand Jury   Stripped of His War Medals, Officer Also Faces Court Martial

‘Government Carries Case Against Meyers To Grand Jury; Stripped Of Medals, Pension

Air Force Head ‘Shocked’ Over Fraud Charges   Meyers Is Stripped Of Life Pension and Will Lose Medals: Also Faces Court Martial

Meyers Case Carried To Grand Jury   Ex-Officer’s Actions Explode Like Bomb Chain

Meyers Case Taken Before Grand Jury   Air Force Strips Him of Pension and War Medals

Meyers Scandal Shakes Air Force; U.S. Jury  ‘Gets Evidence of Case

General Meyers Is Stripped Of All Decorations, Monthly Pension, Faces Court Martial!

Gen. Meyers’ Case Carried to Federal Grand Jury Review   Money Dealings of For. mer Officer Begin to Explode Like Bombs -

GENERAL LOSES PENSION, FACES COURT-MARTIAL   Air Force Removes Medals From Figure In Dayton War Plant Scandal

Troubles Mount tor Ex-General   Stripped Of Medals He Faces Libel Suit, Fraud Charges

Grand Jury Clears Slate for Meyers Probe   Army Takes Medals, Pension  4 From General

Meyers Case To Grand Jury   Air Force Strips General of Medals  Awd I Metime Pencian

Meyers’ Case Given Jurors  General Stripped of $549 Monthly Pens:

‘Stripped Of Pension, Medals.... U.S. Takes Case Ot  Meyers Betore Jury

Meyers Case Taken To Grand Jury  Tarmed One O   Termed One O! ‘Most Shocking  Seandeale.’

Meyers’ Case To Grand Jury   General Stripped Of His Medals And His Retirement Pension.

 County-wide Cancer i Meeting Here Monday   Staff Member of Parsons Clinic Will be Speaker;  bean Prive Mint OANA

County-wide Cancer ‘Meeting Here Monday   » staff Member of Parsons ic Will be Speaker; “Drive Quote $9 550

No Bond Set for Pair Charged With Murder   Youths Accused of Dual Slayings at Calista Waive Preliminary

Tornadoes Strike In Southern States; Iowa a..d Wisconsin  Get Hea 7 Sucws

French Deprive Communist Party of Gasoline Ration in Defense Step   Red Deputies’ Attack on interior Minteter Moch Fails to Change Order

Communist Party Deprived Of Fuel ‘Ration French Ministry's Gasoline  Cut Evokes Heated Protests

NEGRO MUST MAKE 2ND TRIP TO CHAIF   Louisiana Pardon Board Refuses te Commute Death Sentence of Willie Fran

' Accepts Verdict Calmly; Ready To Walk ‘Last Mile’ 2nd Time  Willie Francis Loses His Last Chance To Avoid Trip To Chair

The War Dead   Fewer Than 1,000 Families Reply To Offer To Bring Bodies Back

FEAR WORLD TIRE SURPLUS   Will Use 1,045,000 Tons of Rubber This Year

Serious Social, Economic Problems Seen Resulting From Big Rubber Surplus

TEACHERS OPPOSE DEWEY PAY PLAN   Possibility of Buffalo Strike Hinted

Clark Orders: Complete. Quiz of High Prices   Wants.To Know If There Is Conspiracy To Keep Costs Up

Justice Department Statement Reflects Get Tough Policy; Prices Reported  At All-Time Hish

lonopolists  ace Prospect ME Jail Terms   Industrial Spokesmen Deny Conspiracies, Welcome Investigatio:

Clark Orders Investigation As Costs Soa  Gloves-Off Inquiry; ClO Uraes Controls

Clark To Probe Clothing, Food  Housing Prices   Will Find Out Whether Conspirator: Are Responsible: Hints Jail Terms

Monopolists Are Promised Terms In Jail   ClO Urges Special Session To Restore Price Controls

Attorney General Hands Justice Department Order For ‘Gloves-Off’ Investigation Of  C Aneto Pia 7 ne Beet aoe

Conspiracies Hinted As   Responsible.   Atty. Gen, Seeks Cause .Of High: Prices of Food, Clothing. and Shelter, Threatens Jail _

BIG BUSINESS NONOPOLISTS MAY BE JAILED   Probe-Lists Are to Include Clothing Food and Shelter

CLARK TO PROBE FOR CONSPIRACY IN PRICE HIKFS   Attorney General Threatens Jail for Monopolists in Gloves-Off Inquiry Into Costs.   C. 1. 0. IN DEMAND FOR NEW CONTROLS   "Spokesmen for Industry Say They Will Welcome Investigation—Living Costs Soaring.

Jail Threat Is Made For  Monopolists   Conspiracy Denied As Prices Reach A’ New All-Time Peak

DINAL—  Continued on Page 10      British Troops Mutiny Over ‘Filth’ Aboard Shir

Russ Seize Bay Officer OnBerlinDut   Lieut. Col. MacNeill Arrested by Soviets; Held for Three Hours

Union Vote Won’t Settle Differences   “Will Never Give Up,” De clare Rival Unions—Will  Vote on Sunday

State Laws Will Perinit Development of Kahola   City Attorney Putnam Quotes Statutes ‘Which. Open the Way for Project

1OLL,YWOOD FIGHTS BAD PUBLICITY Eric Johnston: Asks Curb on Red Probe

U.S. and Russian Secrecy on Holy Land Is Resented   Small Powers at UN Want Action On Declarations As to Policies

—U.S., RUSS SECRECY HIT— Small Netiens Blast  Delay on Palestine

Must Talk  By Saturday   ‘Deadline Set for U.S. And Russia to Outline Palestine Policies .

US., Soviet Keep Palestine ‘Policies Secret   Reds Will Not Divulge Program Refore Americans

But It Didn’t Help Any ~ Irked Small Powers Protest US, Russian Silence On Palestine

Nations Seek Speedup (n Palestine   U. S. Sighting Victory In Balkan Fight, Condemns Satellites

Small Powers Resent Secrecy  On Holy Land   Statements on Issue by U S., Russia Awaited by UN Assembly

Anger Flares Over Delays On Palestine   Small Powers Voice Resentment at Refusal of Russia and U.S. to Reveal Declarations on Holy Land

Secrecy of U. 5. and St Scored   Proposal Made That Assembly Close Its Dehate Now

Battle Of Newark  Newark’s Two-Fireboat Navy Bristles Up To Battlewagon

DAMAGE HIGH IN FLASH FLOOD AT CIRCLEVILLE   Farmer, Aiding Truck Driver, Electrocuted: Bridge Washed Out

Circleville Hit By Flash Flood Fatal To One   ‘Good Samaritan” Electrocuted-in Rescue Attempt; Damage Heavy.

Cloudburst And Gale Hit Circleville  Damage Is Heavy me Fis od Follows  ee ee ee.”

Storm ‘Heroine’ Finds ‘Money Everywhere As Blizzard Victims Leave

300 DEAD, TOLL Of MAJOR AIRPLANE CRASHES IN 194   Nearly Half Of Fatalitie: Recorded In Three DC-4  Aeecicdantec

Year's Air Death Toll Already 3%   50 Believed Killed in PCA Crash in Virginia

STATE SOLONS PUSH PASSAGE OF UTILITY TAX   Approve Cigaret Levy 122-2 to Vote on Liquid Fuel Measure Thursday

TAX PROGRAM KEPT ROLLING   Legislature Works in High Gear on Herbert Financial Recommendations.

Ohio Legislative Leaders Keep Opening Phase Of Pay-As-You-Go Tax Program In High Gear

SOLONS KEEP PACE WITH OHIC TAX PROGRAM   Utility Excise Bill Up Fo Action As House Passes : Cigaret Levy

 Mock Legislature—  Boy Governor Calls for Higher \Salaries For Missouri Teachers

Booby Trap Blows British Corpse To Bits   Explosives Touched Off As Hanged Bodies Of Soldiers Removed From Ireun Gallows

BRITISH FIND DEAD BODIES OF HOSTAGES   Palestine Government to Make Announcement After Latest Underground Act.

Booby Trap Blast as Soldiers Remove Corpses of Hostages   Palestine Government to Issue Statement On Gruesome Find South of Nathanya

HOSTAGES FOUND: CONCEALED BOOBY TRAP S EXPLODED   Explosives Secreted in Sack Tied Over One Dead Man’s Head; Bod Blown to Bits.   SEARCHING PARTY BARELY ESCAPES

BOOBY TRAP DESTROYS BODY OF ONE OF TWO BRITISH SOLDIERS EXECUTED BY THE UNDERGROUND

Irgunist Hanging Victims Are Founc   “Booby-Trap on One Corpse Explode: Injuring One British Officer

British Officer Injured In Trap   Soldiers Removing Corpses Of Two Sergeants Set Off Hidden Explosion

BODIES OF TWO BRIT. SGTS. FOUND   Hanged by Jewish Underground; One _Was Booby-Trapped

Accounting Of European Aid Sought Before Vote   Senate Is Preparing To Ballet On Further Help To War-Ravaged

SENATE NEARS VOTE ON QUICK AID FOR EUROPE   Johnson Calls for Data or Previous Foreign Relief Funds

SENATE NEARY VOTE ON AID MEASURE   Johnson Requests Data On Previous Foreign Fund

SenJohnson Asks Data. On 47 Aid   Wants Investigation OF Aid Funds Voted . For Last Sorina

Investigations Of Aid Overlap Gets Underway   Reports Say Some Funds Left Over From Last Spring

European Aid Decision Near   Senate Nears Vote; House Fight Looms.

SENATE AID VOTE EXPECTED TODAY   Johnson Asks Check On 232 Millions ‘Left Over’

Explains His Proposal on Democracy   Wants Armies in Germany at Absolute Minimum by June of This Year

GROMYKO RAPS US DUTCH VIEW   ‘Charges This Nation Tries To Compel Republic to By-Pass UN

GROMYKO AGAIN ACCUSES U. S$,   Russian Delegate To UN Says America<Trying To Bypass Agency

Reynolds Changes Mind About Taking Over Huge Aluminum Plant at Newark

TRIESTE IS SUBJECT OF ARGUMENT      Molotov Objects To Any U.S. Financial Aid

Brother Of Gerhard Work: As Musie Composer In Hollywood; Aceused By Sister

CYCLIST HURT SERIOUSLY IN ROAD MISHAP   Thrown to Pavement in Accident on Halsted ‘Street   BORROWED VEHICLE

Wants Greek Rebellion Stopped so U. S. Relief  Proaram Can Mm. ALL?

Griswold Says:Fighting of Rebels . Holds Back Greece’s Reconstruction

Greek War Blocks Aid   Work of Reconstruction Can Be Pushed If Rebellion Is Halted

GRISWOLD URGES IMMEDIATE HALT IN GREEK FIGHTING   U. S. Administrator Charges Rebellion Blocks Recon- —  ceteyetion Wark

GREEK AID WAITS BOR WAR TO STO   Fighting Holds Back Recovery in Greece, Gns wold Says   MANY ARE DEPORTED

U.S. Aid Chief Pleads for End To Greek Fight   Griswold Says Strife Is Holding Back ' Reconstruction Work

11,500 Arrested In Government Raids   Former Governor Surprised At Athens’ High Living Standard

Greeks Arrest 11,500 Persons   Griswold Says Rebellion Holds Up U.S. Efforts to Aid in Reconstruction

ClO WILL DELAY REPORT TO NLRB   AWAIT CONVENTION OCTOBER 13 BEFORE FILING AFFIDAVITS

C. 1, 0. TO IGNORE RED FILING DATE   Waits Until Oct. 13 Before Deciding On Its Stand

C10’ To Ignore Non-RedClause Under New Act   Executive Board Blasts . Law, Defers Action On Compliance Until Oc: tober 13 Session

Let Anti-Red Filing Wait      ‘CIO. Won't Decide What To Do About NLRB Ruling Till Oct. 13

ANY ACTIGN ON NEWLABOR ACT   Denounce Law Bitterly and Will Not Comply Immediately With Provisions   FILING NON-COMMUNIST AFFIDAVITS POSTPONED

ClO TO IGNORE NLRB MANDATE   Union Officials Won't File Non-Communist Oaths Until After Convention

‘CIO to lgnore Deadline Set ‘By NLRB Heac   Stalement Deuounces Taft-Hactley Law As Vicious

t ‘Defer Action Until Convention  CIO LEADERS MAY SHUN AFFIDAVITS

ClO Leaders Set Boston Meeting For October 13  _Won't Act Before

ClO Compliance To Law Postponed  No Action Until Convention Time

C10 Unions Plan To Ignore Sept. 25 Deadline Set By NLRB For Filing Non-Communist Papers

C10 to Ignore List Deadline   No Action Planned until Boston Parley, Oct. 13 Union Says

C10 To Hold Up Report On Reds   Leaders Decide To Wait Until Oct. 13

CIO Delays  ‘Red’ Decision Decide On Affidavits At October Meeting

Unions Postpone Act Requirement   Will Not Comply To New Regulation Before Convention

Ranking CIO Leaders Plan Delay in Filing Affidavits  ‘Board Issues Sharp Statement

CIO Apparently to Disregard Date for Filing Affidavits   Leaders Indicate They'll Take No Aétion Until - Oct:13 Convention.

CIO Delays Law Decision   Will Wait Until ‘ Oct. 13 Before Taking Any Action

clo To Ignore NLRB Deadline  aay a  For Filing Non-Red Affidavits:

More Rain Expected in Flood Areas  Death Toll at 12, 22,000 Homeless Along Mississinnp:

12,000 Homeless In Lowlands in Mississippi Area  120 000 Acres in Danae   120,000 Acres in Danger: if Levee Breaks Neur Hannibal

FLOODS TAKE HEAVY TOLL   Report Twelve Dead, 22,000 Homeless As Mississippi Floods Vast Areas

2 INCUMBENT JUDGES LOSE   Sitting Jurists In Luzerne And Lackawanna Counties Ousted By Voters

Leftist Chiefs Issue Warnings As Violence Spreads in Nation; Tanks, Police Squads on Guard

ITALY LEFTISTS GO ON WARPATH   Sound Warnings Of ‘Civil War’ After Long-Suppressed Anger

ltaly Faces Possible Civil War’   Powerful Left Openly Declares itself On “Warpath’

TURMOIL IN EUROPE . ~ Italy's Angry Left Wing ~ Horls ‘Civil War’ Threat

Powerful Leftist Party In Italy Openly on the Warpath; Sound Warning Of Impending Civil Strife

Reds Threaten “Civil: War” In ‘Italian Debate   Warning’ Sounded fi Bitter . Clashes As’ Leftwingers  .. Ask. Dissolution..O£ “Fascist”? Groups

Italian Reds Threaten Civil War   On Open. Warpath -Against De Gasperi Regime; Violence, Strikes Sweep Nation

Lisping Ex-Convict Sought as Suspect: in Churchyard Slaying   Marion-co Officers Launch Manhunt after Pretty Divorcee Is Found Murdered; Sheriff Plays Bellefontaine Hunch.

Arabs Refuse To Be Bound By Final Voting   Prince Faisal Lashes At Group: Saying Action ‘Destroys Charter; _ Jews Apparently Happy. Over Vote

Soviet-American Prograrn for Partition of Palestine Is Given United Nations Approval   Six Arab Countries Walk Out of Assembly in Protest; Separate Jewish and Arab Countries to Re Established by Oct. 

Arab Groups Walk Out In Protest   Session Which Opened Sept. 16 Is Ended Late Saturday

Palestine Split In Final Act of United Nations   Separate Jewish, Arab Countries to Be Set Up by Oct. Ist

Vote Is 33-13,  After Weeks - Of Hot Debate   U. &. Rejects Arabs’ Plan For Federalized Rule  eas Pea n Alaetsenn:

ARAB 2-STATE OFFER CONES OUT TOO LAT   Action Halted as Proving UN’s Power in Handling Tough Problem. -

Margin Of 7 Votes Decides Historic Issue  - Aranha Names A   Aranha Names A Five-Nation Group To Oversee Creation Of New Countries

Arab Proposal To Federalize ls Defeated   Soviet-American Plan Wins By Seven Votes In UN Assembly

Six Arab Nations Angrily Walk Out After 33 to 13 Vote Is Recorded: Claim That UN Charter Destroyed

Arab Delegations Leave Assembly  in Protest Action   Five-Natlon Commission Is Named to Supervise Creation of Senarate Siates in Haly Land

Split-Up To Be Completed By Next October 1   Decision To Separate Holy Land Into Arab And Jewish Countries Recerves UN Apnoroval

Vote Will Create Separate J ewish and Arabie Countries In Holy Land by October 1   Six Arab Countries Stalk Out of Assembly Chamber in Protest Refusing To Be Bound by the UN Decision;  Ten Nationals Abstained in Final Voting

American Indian Population Once About 800,000 ; 400,000 Left . Now

Silent Indian Must Have Talked Some— There Are 26 Indian Lanquaaes in U.S.

DEPUTIES REPORT MANY ISSUES. TO BE LEFT FOR MINISTERS IN COMING MOSCOW PEACE TALKS

Irgun Rebuff Kills Hope Of Truce .  “Underoraund   Underground Says Violence Will Continue

Jews Pledge Revolt Until Pleas Heeded   Declare They Will Continue Resistance To British Violence

Peace Claim Is Exacting  Tewieh Head. Saal.   Jewish Heads Seek  Strong Conditions

MORE VIOLENCE THREATENED BY JEWISH ‘GANGS’      Underground Says It Won’t Halt Raids Until British Drop Their Arms

Palestine Truce Hopes Shattered By Underground   U.N. Plea For Peace i: Answered In Radio : Beasdeact.

Jews Dampen Peace Hopes In Holy Land   Rebels Lay Down Impossible Terms To British Enemy

Terrorists Kill Hope For Truce In Holy Land   Will Not Halt Campaign Of Violence Until British Disarm, Stern Gang Says

Hope of Truce Disappears In Palestine   Jewish Underground Lays Down Terms For Ending Struggle

OUTLOOK DARK FOR TRUCE IN HOLY LAND WAR   Underground Organizations Warn They Will Not Halt Violence

Underground Move Gums Up The Works . . . Hope Of Palestine Truce Seems Dead

U.N. Palestine Truce Reiected  Continued Resistance To British Is Vowed

Underground Rejects Plan For Palestine   Gang Declares Fight Will Continue Until Conditions Met

STERN GANG TO CONTINUE HOLY LAND UPRISING   Underground Rebuffs UN‘s Plea for Peace Pending Problem Settlement

IRGUN SNUBS UN PLEA FOR PEACE   Underground Demands British Lay Down All Arms

PEACE HOPES IN HOLY LAND DIM   Stern Gang Members Promise Violence Until British Drop Arms

No bia By Jews      Reject: U. N. Appeal For Peace During Palestine Study 

Jew Underground Rebuffs U. N. Plea For: Truce In Palestine During Confab

UNDERGROUND REJECTS TRUGE IN HOLY LAND   Refuses to End Violence Unti British Abandon Strict Rule

House Votes Student Swaps, Foreign Radio Broadcasts   , Sanctions “Voice Of America’ Program Senators Cut- Funds By $20 Million

Reynolds Speaks At Goldsboro   State Health Officer Says 13 Hospitals Can Take Polio Cases

Attention, Whale Harpooners! eh ale ATarpooners..  Never Go Out To The Briny Deep Without Tape Measure, U.S. Warns

If He’s Under 35 Feet, Throw Him Back  Undersized Whale Is Not A Legal ‘Catch’

RAGS-TO-RICHES OIL MUGUL DIES   Famed Texan, R. E. Lacy Founded Vast Fortune On 1931 Discovery

Weird Mystery of ‘Flying Discs’ May Be Heated Jet Plane Exhausts

RED 5TH COLURIN INS. AMERICA, CHILE CHARGES    Yugoslavia Announces Breaking Off of Dinlomatic Relations

Communist “Fifth Column” Blamed for Working Under Foreign Direction.

Chile-Makes Charge Against Communists   Says Fifth Column Trying to Sovietize South. America

Chile Says Plan Made to Sovietize All Latin America   Yugoslavia Breaks ° Diplomatic Relations

Says Henry Wallace:  Only pee Has Resources To Break World Deadlock

WALLACE SAYS U.S, HOLDS KEY   America Can ‘Smash Foreign Deadlock’, He Avers

Wallace Says  America Can  Break Deadlock   Blames Truman for SAnti-Soviel Crusade.”

Truman Is Happy Over Election  == - Ss * Fe os   President Mum On His Intentions For Next Yeor

TRUMAN QUIET ON OWN PLANS   Refuses To Discuss PolitiHL Intentions ‘For !

Vote Turnout Is Pleasing To President   Dodges Trap To Draw Out His 1948 Intentions

President Wants Actio1 On Aid First   Dodges Question on ‘Choice of Rinnine Mate’

President Has NoComment On Own Intentions   Chief Exeentive Tells Reporters He Will Ask Congress to Act On Europeur Aid First   Howe Inflation Rivals Aid Plan   Refuses lo Say Whether Large Vote Will Help Party In Next Yeaw’s Presidential Batlle

Truman Declines te Voice Politicat Intentions to Press  LIinamae f Anmrace Arte   Hopes Congress Act: On Foreign Aid Plar: Before Inflation

Truman Silent On OwnFuture   Dodges Political Query But Discusses Special Session at Length

Voter Response Pleases Truman   Chief Executive Remains Silent Regarding - Own Political Intentions for Next Year.

Leaders Pushing Toward Vote on Assisting Greeks   Truman Expresses Hope Stop-Gap Bill Will Not Be Needed

Turko - Greek Vote Is Nea   Senators Hope To End Hearing And Canvass  Committeemen 

APPROVAL OF PROPOSAL IS EXPECTED   RFC J.oan Will Be Made Available

Senators Plan Vote on Greece   Truman Tells Hope for Early Approval of Aid Program

Truman Executive Order Will Wipe Out Several _ (War Emergency Agencies

TRUMAN SAID READY 70° WIPE OUT 3 MAJOR WARTIME AGENCIES, PUT RENT CONTROLS UNDER EXPEDITER

Truman Readying Order to Wipe Out Wartime Agencies   Rent Controls Would Be Transferred to Housing Expediter’s Office

Quick End for War Agencies   Executive Order by Truman Would Climax Work Before Deadline

President May Scrap Three War Agencies  Executive Order Readied To End OPA CPA OWMR Ahead OF Tiimap

» New Truman Order May Sound Death Knell of OPA, CPA   Would Wipe Out _Wartime Agencies Ahead of Schedule

Truman Set To ‘Wipe Out OPA, CPA And OWMR   Also Ready To Transfer Rent Controls To Housing Expediter.

MAY WIPE OUT AGENCIES EARLY   Report Truman Planning tc End OPA, CPA, OWMR

TRUMAN MAY KILL THREE WAR UNITS   OPA, CPA and OWMR Scheduled to Be Terminated by Friday, Well Ahead of Congressional Deadline of June 30.

Three Wartime Agencies To Be  Wiped out Seon      Rent Controls To ‘Be Taken from OPA.

Truman Order May Terminate Federal Agencies   President Reported Mak. ing Ready To End. Life Of OPA, CPA, PWMK Ahead Of Schedule

Early End Of OPA Predicted   Truman Expected To Is. sue Executive Order Todav Or ‘Tomorrow.

PRESIDENT TRUMAN PLANS TO WIPE OUT WARTIME AGENCIES:  EXECUTIVE ORDER REPORTED BEING READIED TO WIPE OUT OPA

HREE WART AGENCIES DUE T0 BE CLOSED SOON   ‘Order Expected fo Complete  ‘Liquidation of Govern geiaect: thecamecsce.

THREE MAJOR WAR AGENCIES ARE TO BE DISCONTINUED   Executive Orders to Wipe Out Bureaus; Rent Controls te Haueny Exnpeciter

TRUMAN 10 KILL 3 U, S. AGENCIES   Will Liquidate OPA, OWMR And CPA With Order

To Wipe Out  3. Bureaus   Truman in Reported to Be Ready to Wind Up. OPA. CPA and OWM

Truman Drafts Order to Wipe Out Three Major Emergency Agencies   OPA, CPA, and OMRW May Be Abolished Weeks Ahead of Death Date Set By Congress; Skids Wanld Also Be Put Under Liquidation Agency

rman Order ay Wipe Out PA CPA, OMWR   Liquidation of Agencies May Come Before Date Set By Congress

Truman Ponders Karly Death for Trio of Agencies  Rent Control Shift "Also Slated Soon By Executive Order

EISENHOWER MIGHT “RUN’   Army Chief of Staff Refuses to Remove Possibility of His Being “Drafted.”

Inquiry Into. Plane Deals. Called Again   Wartime Projects Up: Tomorrow for Reconsideration

Has Been in Business Many Years But Is Unable to Tell Whether She Made Profit

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Campus Mother At Missouri Keeps No Books On Business

5 P. M. Week Days and 9:30 On Saturdays   Businessmen Favor Promotion Days, Sales Training Course   Favor Sale« Trainine

5 P. M. Week Days and 9:30 On Saturdays   Businessmen Favor Promotion Days, Sales Training Course

MOTHERS URGED 10 SUPPORT UK   “American Mother of 1947” Installed, Reeeives Gold Medal

Confidence in Sec. Marshall Is Expressed   However, European Aid Program Is Not Indorsed Specifically

Fail, However, To Endorse His European Plan  Approve Universal   Approve Universal Military Training

Governors Voice Faith In Marshall   Urge Non-Partisan, Peace Secking Aim In Foreien Policy

CONFIDENCE IN MARSHALL IS EXPRESSED   Military Training Also Approved at Meeting Of Executives

Governors Call For Peace-Seekins Foreign Policy  Faith in Marshall Expressed But Plan Gets No Endorsement

10 Hoosiers Killed In Week End Mishaps   4 Hammond Students Die ir Rail Crossing Accident; 2 Die in Plane Crash.

Plane and Auto  Wrecks Kill 10   Four Hammond Pupils Die in Crossing Crash After Chicago Dance

4 Students Killed in Train Crash; 4 Other Traffic, 2 Plane Fatalities

Man in Shack Buys $34,000 Worth Jewelry   Baby Grand Piano in Peanut Salesman’s Home; Arrest Made When He Pawns Jewelr

Military Command Cautioned Against Use of Scarce Materials for Cargo Planes

Military Heads Were Opposed To Gargo Planes   Frowned on Using Materials Needed For Combat Cratt

Overflow of Des Moines River Seen   Ottumwa and Eddyville May Have New High Water Crisis

New Midwest Rains Threatening More Floods Over 4 States   Inundating Forecast Tonight in Areas, Central Missouri Faces Re-flooding

Flood Threats Are Renewed In Midwest States   New Danger Looms If Additional Rains Fall; More Than 5,000 Homeless; Four States Threatened

Skull_ Creek Philosopher Claims. He Knows Exactly When These High Prices Are Coming Down

YEGUA PHILOSOPHER:  J. A. Claims He Knows Exac tly When  These High Prices . Are Coming Down

INDIAN ADMITS BANK STICK-UP   Redman, Aged 28, Admits Orally To Robbing Pem.broke Bank Of $9,500 Yesterday; Nabbed Two Hours After Crime.

Indian Admits Robbing Bank   Bill Locklear Arrested Two Hours After Robbery Of Pembroke Bank

Authorizes Increases Of 15 Pct. in Return For Two-Year Lease If Tenant Agrees

BILL EXTENDS CONTROLS TO DECEMBER 31   New Houses Exempt In Measure; Material Controls Junked

HOUSE BILL PROVIDES FOR 15 PER CENT HIKES ON LEASE BASIS  Modified Rent Lids Until1948 Approved

BEATEN, LEFT TO LANDLORDS   EXTENSION IS NOT THE WAY TRUMAN WANTED IT

Modified Control On Rent Passes In House Friday   Bill Going To Senate Authorizes Landlords Te Raise Rents 15 Per Cent In Return For  evn Ween  awe 10 TY paket * ak

Extends Controls Until Dec. 31  Permits Lease-Rent — Mutual Agreements

MODIFIED RENT CONTROL BILL PASSES HOUSE   Propesed 10 Percent Increase In Rents Beaten  By Stim Margin   REPUBLICANS FOUGHT TO SAVE MEASURE

Bill Sent to Senate Ends Priorities on Building Materials   Chamber Authorizes Landlords to Raise Rents in Return for 2-Year Lease If Tenant Agrees; New Houses, Apariments Exempt

Rent Curbs In Modified  Form Votec   House Inserts Loopholes And New ‘Home Rule’ Features in Bill.

House Passes Bill to Keep Rent Control   Measure, However, Permits Conditional Hike oi 15 Per Cent

Variety of Storms Hit State During Early Hours Today   Gilmore Gets Heavy Hail Storm, Many Phone Lines Down

Higher Grain Margins Are Now Required   ‘Action Taken In Compliance - With Request OfPresi dent Truman

United Nations Seeks an End to Indonesian War   Wants to Know Why Its Cease-Fire Order Has Been Violated

France Blocks USSR Proposal In U. N. Council   Two Alternative Steps Are Taken

RUSSIAN PLAN IS DEFEATED BY FRENCH   11-Nation Efforts to Check UN Cease Fire Is Thus Held Up

FRANCE VETOES INDONESIA PLAN   Security Council Takes Steps To Settle Dutch Dispute .

FRANCE USES — SECOND VETO   Casts Negative Vote While Soviet Goes ss With Maiority

Council Offers Its Good Offices and Calls on Career Consuls for Reports on What’s Happened Since Alig. 1.’

UN. OFFERS G00D OFFICES IN WAR   } \FRANCE VETOES PROPOSAL FOR PROBE OF DUTCHINDONESIAN CONFLICT.

FRENCH BLOCK RUSSIAN PLAN ON INDONESIA   Vetoes Effort to Have 11-Nation Inquiry Group Named

Coal! Miners To Insist On Safety. Code   John L. Lewis Will. Include Demands in. Negotiations For-‘New :-Waee Contract.

MINERS EXPECTED 10 STIFFEN STAND IN SAFETY PLANKS   ‘Congress Won't Act in (Current Session on  Regulations, Report Lewis Appoin   TAFT EXPRESSES ‘VIEW ON MEA’ URE

Stiffer UMW Demand Seen   Broad Safety Clauses Sought in New Pact

State Accused of False Testimony in Effort to Convict Overell Girl

_— NEW GROUP OF POOR’ — Asks Congress Recall To Curb High Prices

Congress Convene  To Check Prices   New York Representative Calls on Truman to  Order Session   NEW CLASS OF POOR CREATED, HE NOTES   Saya Family. Man Must Earn $4,500 a Year to Maintain Standards

Merrow Suggests Special Congress  Session In Fall or is A by .   Would Consider  Furane Matterc

REGISTER TODAY   Stormy Session Foreseen  As AFL Convention Opens

Factional Fight May Explode   Executive Committee’ Trail Blazing Political Program Arouses Strong Opposition.

Political Action Is Expected   Fregram May Se Off Bitter Battle At AFL Parley Over Precedent

AFL Political Action Plan Hints Fight   Convention Row Looms Over Step Urged by Dubinsky

AFL CONVENTION BATTLES BREWING   Political Action Proposal May Set Off Fireworks

Political Action Plan Faces Fight In AFL Sessior    Bitter - Floor Debate Seen; t “*Execiitive Council Split *  : on Proposal

UN in the Middle - Of Soviet Squeeze   Small Nations Seeking to  Condemn Propaganda

Door Broken; Money Taken F rom Register  Third Robbery Here In      Third Robbery Here in 5 Weeks; Discovered at 10:30 a. m. Today

“Speaking Frankly” By James F. Byrnes  ke he oe oak * see * wk Fk alia’ Conference Opened As Allied Forces Pr epared F or Drive Across Rhine

Speaking Frankl   By James F. Byrnes Former Secretary Says Russia Made Charges in Retaliation.

Speaking Frankly   ae gteiretco fe SPP ees Stalin’s Dinner Crest of Unity; Tales of Drinking Debunked

Speaking Frankly   Former Secretary Says Truman Never Disapproved His Plans

“Speaking Frankly’ * By James. Bymnes  kok  Allied. Statesmen At Yalta * Conference Sought To S olve Polish Disputes

4Speaking Frankly’—Chapter 2: Reparations Chief Stress Of Stalm At Yalta Parley Start

TOSS BALL BACK TO TRUMAN ON POWER REQUEST   President Must Show Need For Extension Of War Powers +e

Republicans Want Truman to Justify. War Power Extension   Recall Election Pledge To Wind ‘Up All Controls

GOP Challenges Truman on Plea For War Powers   President's Request To Face Scrutiny of Many Congressmen

GOP CHALLENGES TRUMAN ON WAR POWERS STAND   Want Justification For His Demand For Yeoor’s Exvtencan

Excused From  Jury And Job   ‘Broker’: 3. Remark Leads To His Loss Of.  Position. -

Erie Squall Upsets Boats   Conneautville Again Flooded by Tributary Of Conneaut Creek

Squall Upset: Sailboats At  Presque Isle  Sightseers Are . Marooned; Flood

Slayer Wipes Out Family of Three  " Sets Bodies Ablaze  _ to Hide Evidence

Pa. Official Denies Hatch Act Violation   Forests, Waters Deputy Accused By Law Officer

Cite Tinstman In Hatch Case   Charge Him With Violation of Law in  1944 Campaign

East-West Feud Gets More Fuel  Poland Ap   Poland Appeals to UN Assembly to Settle Greek Row

Poles Ask Ouster Of U. S-British Units from Greece   Demand Sets Stage for New And Bitter East-West Debate in UN   PROPOSAL DOOMED, DELEGATES THINK   Six in Soviet Bloc Determined to Boycott Balkans Commission Plan

POLAND WANTS US. TROOPS IN - GREECE OUSTED   Appeals For Action To General Assembly Of UN   Sets Stage For New Controversy At Moon. Sassion

‘Poland Asks Americans Be Kicked Out of Greece By UN By First of January

Eisenhower Promises Quick Probe Of Mediterranean Officers’ Conduct

WALLACE AIRS STEPS TO BALK DEPRESSION   Lower Prices, Wage Boost: Included In Program

Wallace Calls For Profit And  Price Controls   llationalized Coal Also / mong Points Proposed To Prevent Depression

WALLACE CALLS FOR CUT IN PRICES   Proposes Program To Avoid +. Depression

"Nothing Can Stop Us,” Says Byrns Jn Talk On Progress Arkansas Is Making

Talk Lumber Slash   Congressman Says -Timber Interests Ready ‘to Take Action

MacArthur Silent as Many Americans Ask Permission To Marry Japanese Girls

Bombarded With Requests To Make Race 7 Harley Sadler Says He Won’t Oppose Jester For Governor —

Speakers Line Up For Debate Today   Rep. Scott Is Confident Measure Will Pass Despite Steadily Rising Opposition

Showdown Today On Open Shop   Battle Looms At Raleigh On Curb Of Unions

Wolcott Advises Tenants To Refuse Rent Increase If Thought Uniustified

Control. of Rents May Be Kept On   i Congressman Advises i That 15 Pet. Increase  Not Mandatory

WAR MATERIAL IS FOUND T0 BE SECRETED   Under Allied Rule Violators Are Subject To Death Penalty

DISCOVER WAR MATERIALS IN BERLIN PLANTS   Think Hidden Materia Was Intended For  ‘Foreign Power’

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR PLAN INSTALLATION   Public Ceremonies Will Be Conducted At Gettysburg By Sixteenth Division Monday Evening

Loyalty Board Lists Subversives  Fewer Names Than Had Been Expected

Texas Organization On Blacklist Government Names  Subversive Groups

Subversive Groups AreNamedByU.S. Loyalty Checkup   List, Made Public By Truman's Review Board, Con tains Far Fewer Names Than Expected But  a i  a Sy r= © of see eT FS

Att'y. General Announces Organizations for Use in Loyalty Cheek of Workers

T1 SUBVERSIVE ORGANIZATIONS   Government’s List Is Revealed To Be Less Than Anticipated

71 SUBVERSIVE GROUPS LISTED   Government's Official List Of Organizations And Schools Released

71 “SUBVERSIVE” AND RED GROUPS LISTED BY U. 5.   Organizations Government Will Use in Checking Federal Employe Loyalty Made Public.   FEWER NAMED THAN  WASHINGTON EXPECTED   Eleven Schools Called Adjuncts of Communist Party By Attorney General Clark.

Truman Endorse: Move as Aid to Current Policy   Other Groups Less Optimistic On Reductions

Wholesalers Urge Drive To Hold Prices   Ass'n, Head _ Belieyes Prices Too High; Truman Bndarsement.

Wholesalers Ask Low Price Drive  Truman Gratified ‘At Fine Response’

ee  Wholesalers O; pen Drive  To Bring Prices Dow n         Appeal By National Association Has Truman’s Endorsement; Charges Held Out Of Line With Wages; U. S, Chamber Says President May Cause Recession

Wholesalers Open National Price Drive   Association’s Plea to Members Announced From White House

Wholesalers Seek Price Cuts Where Possible  Sellers View Present Buying Lag as Depression Threat

WHOLESALERS GUT FOR LOWER PRICES   HEAD OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION SEES THREAT IN “BUYING RESISTANCE”

Price Cut Drive Backed by Head Of Wholesalers   Truman Notified Of Campaign Designed To Hold Down Price Level

Wholesalers’ Drive On Prices Wins  President's Praise U. S. Chamber Calls  Reductions Potential Cause of Recession

WHOLESALERS JOIN FIGHT FOR LOWER PRICES: URGE COSTS RE-EXAMINATION

Britain Taps Dwindling American Loan  Move to Prevent Economic Crisis Made bv JUJ.S.

\London Draws ‘Another $150,000,000 In Credit  U.S. Sets Talks Next Week To Ease-Loan Terms:For British

BRITISH AGAIN TAPU, S. TILL   150 Million Withdrawn From Original Loan As_Crisis Continues

Conterence on Modification Begins Monday   Parley on Increasing Germany's Output Also Is Set for Next Week

MORE MONEY Is SOUGHT TO HELP BRITAIN   All They Ask Right Now Is Additional Sum of 150 Millions

SHRINKING U. S. LOAN TAPPED FOR MILLIONS   AMERICA SPEEDS UP MOVES TO HELP OUT IN CRISIS

U.S. MOVFS 10 SAVE EU: 35 MONEY «2S  Set al Germanv’s Indu zw. nd

Talks To Ease British Loan Set  Another $150,000,000 Withdrawn From Loan

British Loan Term Changes To Be Studied   London Conference Called . To Boost German - Production

British Again Tap Loan As U.S. Concern Over Economic Crisis Grows

Britain Draws 150 Million Dollars More   t. S. Sets Talks kor Next Week to Modify Loan Terms

Britain Taps  U.S. Loan As  Crisis Grows $150,000,000 More  Boletera Ecaonamye

150 MILLION   American Dollars Are Being Used Up Ahead of Schedule

British Workmen To Be Channeled In Needful Jobs   Drastic Methods Being Used to Combat the Economic Crisis

BRITAIN TAPS U.S. LOAN FOR $150 MILLION   Conference Will Open Monday on Proposal To Modify Terms

Still Undecided ~ On Reparations   German Issue Proving Stumbling Block

Committee Gives Up In Reparation Talks   Molotov Calls for “Hands OFF” Policy On the Greeks

Moscow Economic Committee Quits, Gives Up Hope Molotov Doubts U. S. Aid Can Restore  Greek Democracy

Aid to Greeks Is Questioned  Red Minieter-Asks Big-4   Red Minister-Asks' Big-4 For Hands Off Policy-

No Chance of ComproMise. Molotov Calls For Hands Off Policy. In Greece

REPARATIONS PROBLEM IS CAUGHT IN JAM   Criticism of Policy Of U. S. in Greece Is Heralded by Molotov

HOPE ABANDONED OF BIG 4 ACCORD ON REPARATIONS   Economics Committee at Par ley Gives Up Attempt to Find Compromise and Ceases to Meet.   MOLOTOV CRITICIZES U. S. PLAN ON GREECE   Expresses Doubt American Aid Would “Restore Democracy” — Calls for Hands Off Policy.

MINISTERS ARE DEADLOCKED ON GERMAN ISSUES   Econemic Committee Unable Te Agree On Reparations Problem   MOLOTOV COMMENTS ON TRUMAN POLICY.

NO) AGREEMENT ON REPARATIONS   German Problem Hinges On Issue: Ministers Give Up Trying

Big-Four Economic Group Gives Up On  Reparations Issue   Hope of Finding Compromise Abandoned As Result of Deadlock Over Major Dispute; Molotov Urges Hands Off in Greece

EFFORTS FIZZLE ON REPARATIONS   Big Four Deadlock Casts’ Shadow of Apprehension Over Moscow Conference

Reparations Compromise Search Futile  Economic Committee Has Ceased To Meet

BIG 4 SKIPS NIGHT PARLEY’ STALEMATED   Special Committee Unable To Agree On Issues

Ministers Are Deadlocked on  German Issue  Compromise Efforts Cease: Molotov Hits Pronosale for Greece

Molotov Gives Views On U.S. Aid To Greece   Doubts Action Will Restore Democracy To Country

Major Dispute Hinges on Reparations  Molotov Expresse:   Molotov Expresses Doubts on Greek Aid Plan

U.S.Plan On Germany Hit By Molotov   ‘Danger’ In Policy Cited; ‘Hands Off On Greece Is Urved

Molotov Calls for Hands Off Policy on Greece, Sees Danger in Plan for Reich

Major Dispute ‘Hinges on Reparations   Molotov Expresses Doubts on Greek Aid Plan

Defense Attorney Defies Judgein ’ Mass Lynch Trial      Shouts Wish That More Negrces Like Willie Farite Were Dead

LYNCH TRIAL LAWYER HITS FBI PROBERS   Appeals to ‘Southern’ Jury in Attack on Negroes

 Government Reorganization Due As China Faces Economic See Anti-American Meeting Held At Shanghai Ends In -A Riot

Anti-American Chinese Riot In Shanghai   Reorganization of Government Believed To Be Imminent

‘Anti-American Rally in Shanghai W inds Up With Riot   Economic Crisis Brings Prediction of Imminent Government Reorganization; Chiang Issues Order

Anti-U. S. Rally In Shanghai Ends In Riot; 10 Hurt  imminent Governmen aaraaniT3 tian (aan

RDER5S6  ¢JAP roeriaiies LIQUIDATED   Step Made ‘Toward Destroying Zaibatsu Combines

ZAIBATSU FAMILIES TO LOSE FORTUNES   Seizure Order tssved By Jap  Savernment

Zaibatsu Family Assets Are Ordered Liquidated   Allied-inspired Jap Holding Company Moves Te Wipe Out Powerful Industrialists

Woman, Hurled From Bridge By Bolt, Dies of Injuries  3 Others Hurt By Blast During Storm; Crash Likened #0 War-Time Bombing

Four Injured By Lightning Bolt   Hurled’ From FE Bridge At Height Of Storm; 1 Critically. Hurt. a

BLASTS BRIDGE 1 DEAD, 3 HURT   Four Persons Plunged Into River During Columbus Rush-Hour Accident

LIGHTNING HITS BRIDGE: KILLS 1   Coluimbiisite Dies’ of* Injuries 3. Others Dumped Into River.

WOMAN HURLED OFF COLUMBUS BRIDGE BY BOLT   Three Others Injured; 40-Faot Section Ripped Off Broadst Structure

GHTNING HTS pr “ONE       Tears 40-Fpot Section Off Concrete Span °

GREEN CALLS FOR SURVEY OF SALES TAX SPLIT PLAN   POLLS ASSEMBLYMEN - TO SEE IF SPECIAL SESSION IS ADVISED

Green Asks Legal » Group to Study Tax ~~ Sharing with Cities   Repeats Opposition to the Diversion’ of State  Sales Tax Funds

Medlock To Renew Plea   Confers Tomorrow With Gov. Turner On Insistence Grace Be Dismissed

Secret Documents Reveal Plan To Dominate Greece: Poland Soviet Satellite

Aid to Greece Held Vital to This Nation   Poland Openly Called Satellite of USSR by American Officials

Master Plan ToDominate Greece Bared   Secret Label Removed From U.S. Documents . Under Pressure

Master Plan Aims fo Make Greece  Communist- Led   Poland Frankly Termed Red Satellite In Reports Revealed  Under Congressional Pressure.

‘Secret’ Label Is Removed  From Papers   Openly Brand Poland Satellite OF Soviet Russia

Documents Disclose ‘Master Plan’ For Communist Control of Greece

Secret Papers Reveal Red War of Nerves’ in Turkey, Plot to Overrun Greece

Secret Documents Reveal Why Truman Takes Action To Aid Greece, Turkey

Congress Receives. Inrormation Originally Marked “Secret,’ Charging Reds With Aggressions in Near and Middle East. :

No Union Gets  A-C Majority UAW-CIO Leads, But ls Short 92 Votes

2 TEEN-AGERS DIE IN CRASH   2 Other Young Iowans Hurt in Car-Train Wree

ABROGATION OF SOVIET-FRENCH TREATY LOOMS   Moscow Radio Says Ejection of Russians is “Contrary” to Alliance Pact.

Secret Soviet Route Charged   France, Russia Continue Series Of Sharp Diplomatic Notes

French Charge Against Russia Aired   Claim Frenchmen Were Spirited to Soviet Union

Expect Russia To Renounce French Pact   Diplomatic Situation Fast Deteriorating

Reds to Renounce Military Accord, ~ France - Believes   Kremlin Silent on Rebuff of Note Breaking Off Trade Discussions   FRENCH MEDIATION EFFORTS FINISHED   Nation Expected to Align Foreign Policy With - America, Briton

France Accuses Soviet of Runring An Underground  People Spirited Out Country to Russia, Sharn Note Charaes

Officials Fear French-Soviet Treaty Break   Friendship, Arms Alliance Imperiled By Diplomatic Rift

Russia May End Treaty With France   Military Alliance Feared Near Real Breaking Point

Weather Forecast   French Send Sharp Note  To Russians   ~ eviets Accused OF Spirit. ing Persons To Russia Without French Consent

FRANCE AWAITING NEXT SOVIET MOVE   Moscow May Renounce Treaty  Of Alliance, Friendship

Billions Budget  CutKuns IntoJ am   Republicans. Find Disagreement In Party Ranks

The Weather   Sugar Rein Still Holds   ' But. Reach No No Decision October 31 Too Soon For Ending Controls

Sugar Rationing Gains New  Seven-Month Lease On Life   Longer Controls May B Sought To Forestall ‘‘Disastrous Economic Con sequences,’’ Truman Announces

House Group Votes Repeal Of Control on Building   Building Controls Here Not Affected by CPA Transfer

Sugar Rationing To Continue Until End of October   Truman Believes Longer Extension Mav Be Necessary

WATION’S SUGAR oPNeRAM GETS NW EXTENSION   Continued To Oct. 31 By Congress; Truman Seeks Longer Period

SUGAR CONTROL GETS EXTENSION      Truman May Ask Rationing For More Than Seyven-Month Period

TENDED RENT NTROL ASKED   an Tells Congress U. $  Faces Serious Housing Shortage.

PRESIDENT ASKS RENT CONTROLS TILL JUNE, °48   House Committee Tentatively Approves 10 Percent Increase in Ceilings

J.S. Action Against Red Party Urge dl  emer eereae   fhomas Files Two Charges: House Committee Votes  Hike In Rents

Rationing of Sugar Granted Extended Life   Price Controls to Remain in Force Until October=3 1

Truman Critical  Of Sugar Bill   President Signs Seven Month Extension, but Wants Longer Period

Approves 7 More Months  Sugar Ration   Spare Stamp 11 Becomes Valid Fo: 10 Pounds Today

Troman Unhappy Over Brevity of Sugar Extension  Signs Seven-Months Bill ‘Reluctantly’; — Plans Later Appeal

Sugar Rationing. Program Extended For Seven Month:   Truman May Seek Longer Controls, He Declares, Signing Reluctantly

eieaeTe~w tren   Truman Asks for Extension Of Rent Controls for Year

ASKS RENT HOLDS UNTIL JUNE; 1948      President Tells Congress a Survey  Shows Practically No Vacancies

Message Sent To Congress By President   Executive Declares Nation Still Has Housing Shortage

TRUMAN SIGNED BILL TO GIVE  SUGAR CONTROL RENEWED LIFE   Displeased That Extension Was For Only Seven More Months

Truman Signs Seveu-Month  Su. Control Ext, “e lon Act   Presia’é  G\nnounces Intentit, 2 ce Seeking Renewal, rogram

Truman Reluctantly Signs Seven Month Sugar Ration Program: Ask Longer Term

President Seeks Another Year of Controlling Rent  House Committee For Extension but With 10% Increase

SUGAR CONTROLS EXTENSION FIXED   President Truman Signs Bil But Plans to Ask for Longer Ration Period

SUGAR CONTROL BILL EXTENDED FOR 7 MONTHS   PRESIDENT SIGNS MEASURE BUT MAY ASK LONGER TIME

President Asks Year Rent Curbs   Committee Approves 10 Per Cent Boost, Building Control End

EXTENSION OF RENT CONTROLS YEAR IS SOUGHT BY TRUMAN   President Requests Congress For Extended Law: Ceilings  Increase Favored

Truman Urges Rent Controls Another Year As House Unit Votes 10 Per Cent Increase

Truman Urges. Congress To Continue Law Year Bewnannl jiewe BY. *

Sugar Rationing Extended 7 Months; President Might Ask Longer Controls

TRUMAN SIGNS SUGAR LEASE, CITES DANGER   7-Month Extension Passed As President May Seek Longer Controls

SUGAR CONTROL WILL END ON OCTOBER 34   Truman Signs Measure With “Reluctance” — Other Bills OKd

Sugar Control Gains 7-Month Lease On Life   President Truman Might Seek Longer Controls: Now Oct. 31.

Truman May Ask Longer Time On Sugar Controls   Seven-Month Extension Okayed By President ‘With Reluctance.’

Sugar Ration Extension May Be Asked   Truman Sees Dange In Seven-Month Life for Controls

Truman Seeking Longer Control Over U. S. Sugar   Fate of Many Other Food Products Is ‘Under Dispute

Sugar Ration Bill Signed By Truman   Restrictions Remain Until Oct. 31; Truman » Signs With “Reluctance’”’

TRUMAN OKAYS EXTENSION OF SUGAR RATIONS   May Ask Solons for Renewa of Controls Again Next Fall

Truman Thinks Extension Too Short....  Rationing Of Sugar Is Extended Seven Months And Might Last Longe1

Sugar Controls Salvaged as War Powers Act Dies   Truman Signs 7-Month Extension Measure “With Reluctance’

Truman Okays “With Reluctance” 7-Month Extension of Sugar Contro

Extension Of Rent Law, Asked   Truman Makes Request as House Group Okays Rental Increase

PRESIDENT HINTS SUGAR ‘TROUBLE’   May Seek Longer Controls If Supplies Dip In Fail

Sugar Rationing Life Is Extended  Truman May Seek Longer Controls

WANTS CURBS EXTENDED YEAR BEYOND JUNE 30   House Committee Votes Tentatively for 10% Increase in Ceilings

Rent Control Extension Asked By President  Nation’s Housing Troubles Remain   Nation’s Housing Troubles Remain At Critical Stage

Truman May Ask Extension of Suaar Controls   Emergency Measure Signed by President With ‘Reluctance’

Truman Asks Rent Control Be Extended   House Banking Group Votes 10 Per Cent Blanket Increase

Rent Controls’ Extension for: One Year Asked   Nation Still Faces Housing Shortage

EXTEND RENT CURBS: TRUMAN   Asks Congress to Continue Controls Another Year

‘Truman Asks Rent Control Extension Until June 30, 1948  Housing Shortage  7 5

LAYOFF BY BUC TO AFFECT 450   Federal! Budget Cuts Cause Unemployment Service Reduction...

BUC CUTTING ~~ ITS PAYROLL   _FEDERAL BUDGET SLASH TO. ~ “COsT- JOBS OF 450 EMPEOYEES OF STATE  AGENCY

Herbert Claim Five Tax Cuts In Fund Plea   $29,576,087 Request Means No New Levy Governor Tells Solons

TAKE SPOTLIGH}   Winter Pushes Spring Into Background; Warmer  Weather Due :

Nine Aboard Downed Ship F ound Sate   Injured Crew Flown Out By Helicopter; Others Will Be Rescued

ALL 9 CREWMEN OF ARMY PLANE ALIVE IN CRASH   HELICOPTER EFFECTS RESCUE IN RELAYS; ONE MAN INJURED

Communication And Power Lines Damaaed in Ohio   Blizzard Strikes Cleveland; Mercury Drops in Storm   Nine Survive  C-54 Crash

Nine Are Saved From Air Crash   Newfoundland Wreck Injures Only One

Nine Aboard Crashed Plane Escape Death   One Man Injured Is Flown By Helicopter to Harmon  Field; Near Crash’ Scene In Nawfaundianad

Missing Airplane Is Found—All Nine Aboard Are Alive   Helicopter Takes Out Injured Radioman— Others to Be Removed

U. 5. ARMY FLYERS SURVIVED CRASH IN NEWFOUNDLAND   All Nine Airmen Aboard  Downed Piene Alive; Pic Ph ee Needed

Helicopter Flies Only One Injured To Harmon Field   Terrain’s Roughner- Slows Efforts To Evacuate 8 Others In Plane Crash

Congress Gets Warning From Schwellenbach   Secretary Of Labor Heard By Commttiee

SCHWELLENBACH WARNS CONGRESS ON CLOSED SHOP   Says Outlawing of Agreements Would Create Industrial Chaos.

PROSPECTS FOR LABOR PEACE IN 1947 EXCELLENT   Outlawing Closed Shop Contracts Dangerous,  Schwellenbach Says

Closed Shop Ban Opposed By Secretary   - Industrial Chaos Termed Probable Rv Schwellenbach

Final Agreement On Plan Said Seen  UN Delays Decisior On Pacific Control

UN Near Agreement Upon U.S. Pacific Islands Bid   Only Australian Delay Move, Russian Amendment Balk Trusteeship For U. S.

Council Nears Island Accord  Delays Final Decision On U. S. Request

Agreement Near on U.S. Plan  for the Pacific Delay Decision on Bid for Committee Probe

FINAL DECISION ON TRUSTEESHIP IS POSTPONED   Australia Blocks General Agreement On U. 5S. Coatrel Of Islands   PALESTINE ISSUE FURTHER DELAYED

fa ieaiacaaliig l/s  alae Reet. ai pee Barriers s Remain  U.N. Near Accord on  ca  Tsland ‘Trusteeship

Like Movie Serial » Supreme Court Again Leaves UMW Boss Dangling Over Legal Cliff

Movie Serial ‘Buildup To Letdown” Technique Used High Tribunal’s Fans Are Left Hangaina In Suspense Once More

OPA WARNS ON ~ SUGAR SUPPLY   Says Conservation Needed ; Spite Of Increased Ration

OPA INCREASES SUGAR BATION   Agency Warns That Sugar Should Be Conserved

REPORT SUGAR CONSERVATION STILL NEEDED   Extra Ten Pounds Will Be Doled Out If Supply Holds Good

RUSSIANS LOSE IRAN GIL DEAL   Agreement With Moscow Declared Void By 102 To 2 Vote

lran Voids Red Oil Agreement  Parliament Acts   Parliament Acts Despite Plea Made  By Premier

Iran Slap At Russia   Parliament Refuses To Approve Premier’s Oil Pact With Soviet

Exglomtion Beal Made. White Russian Troops Were Still in Country

Iranian Parliament: Voids Soviet OF Deal   Agreement Made With Russians by Premier Qavem Is Nuliitied

lran Parliament Nullifies Qavam’s Oil Pact With Reds  To Undertake Own Explorations

lran Parliamen' Voids Oil Deal With Russians  man We EIGL A   Resolution Nullifies 1946 Agreement In Spite of ’Warning’

Pact With Soviet Voided By Iran   Parliament Nullifies Oil Agreement Ove: Protest Of Premier

Congress ls Urged to Take Action   Cemand Made by Property Owners’ Group at Wash ington Today

White House Denies Steel. man Ordered Ten Per Cent Ceiling Hike   Fleming Promises ‘Whole Story   Steel And Auto Men Demand Outlawing Of Foreman Unions

Abolition of Rent Control  Demanded Abortive Rent Order Unsettled

EISLER IS INDICTED FOR CONTEMPT   U.S. Grand Jury Indicts Suspected Russian Agent

EISLER CITED FOR ' CONGRESS CONTEMPT   Federal Jury Indicts Sus pected Soviet Agent

US. Indicts Communist For Contemp   Risler, Alleged Top Red Agent, Faces Prison, $1000 Fine

FEDERAL JURORS INDICT EISLER   Alleged Red Spy to Face Trial for Contempt

INDICT EISLER FOR CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS   Indictment Regarded As Prelim. inary While Other Charges Are Considered

INDICTED FOP CONTEMPT   4. 5. Grand Jury indicts Suspected Russian Agent

Britain Ponders  Move in Romania   Government May Protes! New Political Seizures

FRIDAY END IF SENATE ORDERS SLASH IN FUNDS   Rents, Sugar, Rice Controls To Re Shifted

OPA Fears Quick Death, Chist ea  Pee a ee a   Belligerent House Members Demand Big Refund From Agency

Support Growing For Death Of OPA   Controls On Rice, Sugar, Rents May Be Transferred To Other Federal] Agencies

Speedy Adion For Refund Of Millions Seen   Price Chief Says Move Will ‘Close OPA In 2 Davs

SUPPORT SEEN FOR PLAN 10 ABOLISH OPA   Immediate Threat Comes Fron House; May Transfer Controls

JEWS REVENGE COSTS LIVES OF 6 BRITISH MEN   Stern Gang’s Reprisals Explode In Haifa  BReadl teemscen lows

4 Mowed Down By Gunfire in  Haifa Assault  Grenades Hurled Into Jerusalem Cafe Fell Score

Attack Directed Against British  Six Killed, 22 Hurt In Jerusalem, Haifa

PRICES ON SOME ITEMS DROPPING   Federal Reserve Board Believes Inflation has About Kun Course —Prices on Luxury Items, Some Fard Food Products Leveling Off.

Temperatures   Americans Must Furnish Help for ‘Friendly Nations’ or See Them Drift From Democracy, He Asserts

Marshall Bids For Support From Public   States’ Governors Pledge Aid in Fight For European Plan

Says US. Must Rescue Europe  Or Lose Stake   Marshall’s Plea Wins Support Of State Governors.

Marshall Assured of Two- -Party Backing for European Policy After Address to Governors

Marshall Speech fo Governors Followed by Pledges of Support   ‘U.S. at ‘Turning Point’ in European Relations Secretary Asserts; Must Aid Friendly Nations or Lose Them. He Says in Closed Session

Asserts United States Has Reached ‘Turning Poin?’ And Must Extend Its Aid   Warren Favors It,  Dewey Keeps Mum   Clashing Viewpoints On Taxation Also Voiced By GOP Leaders At  Viesh Siiwetaie.

Marshall Says U.S.at'Turnin 2 Point’ Abroad   MARSHALL SAYS 24 Pt Italic . Rye HENRY LFADER

Must Extend Measure Of Aid to Friendly Nations or See Them Drift Away from Us

Governors Baek Marshall Plan To Rebuild Europe   State Secretary Says’ ‘Turning Point’ Reached In European Relations

Governors Stand Behind Marshall Plan   Secretary Of State Receives Assurances Both Republicans, Demos Support Idea

Marshall In Plain Talk To Governors   Says U. S. At Turning Point, Must Protect Its ‘Incalculable Stake’ In Europe’

Marshall Receives  Assurance of Help Tells Governors U. S. Has Reached Turning Point in Relations

Governors Pledge Aid Support   Marshall Assured  Of Bi-Partisan Backing After Grim Talk On Needs of Europe

Bipartisan Backing Giver Relief Plan .   Program Termed Consistent With National! Interests

Aid-Europe Plan Gets Approval at Governors Meet   Secretary of State Says U.S. Has Reachec “Turning Point” in Europenn Reletinns

U.S. Stake In Europe Championed   Marshall Says Americo Must Aid Friendly Nations

Sec. Marshall Urges State Governors Aid To Support Economic Plan

Marshall Says U.S. Must Give Aid To Europe   Nation’s Governors Give Support; Hear Detailed Plan Of Aid. :

Governors Back Marshall Plan   Secretary Gets Prompt Assurance of Bi-Partisan Support

Marshall Declares U: S. Has Reached Turning Point:   Must Aid Friendly Nations Or Lose Stake in Europe; Cooperation Plan Outlined

PROMISES OF SUPPORT GO 70 MARSHALL   Governors Give U.S. Secretary Pledges of Backing in Aid Plan

BACKING GIVEN BY GOVERNORS \ AT PARLEY   Economic Plan Explained By State Dept. Head   Must Be Given Aid Or They Will Drift To Left, Secretary States

U.S. at Crossroads in Relations With Europe—Marshall   Must Give Aid to Ow Friends or See Them ‘Swing to the Left:

Secretary of State Asks for Backing in Building Up Public Opinion Behind Aid-Europe Plan.   PROMPT RESPONSE GIVEN TO ADDRESS

Governors Quickly Back Marshall Plan for Europe   ‘Secretary of State Holds Secret Session With Chief Executives at Salt Lake To Oviline Present Conditions in Europe

Europe Aid Plan Backed  By Governors   Marshall Tells Them U. S. Can Finish Rescue Job Or Lose Its Stake

GOVERNORS FOR MARSHALL PLAN   Secretary Of State Gets Bipartisan Support For Aid Program   MAINCES NO WORDS

Governors Back Marshall Plan To Help Europe   Turning Point In European Relations Reached,  Skokie Sloe

WARNS TURNING POINT FOR U. 8. INEUROPE NEAR   “Justifiable Measure” of Aid Necessary to Stop Undemoeratic Drif

U.S., European Ties At Crisis   Must Aid Old Friend Or Sacrifice Huge Stake Abroad

U.S. Influence In Europe at Stake   Marshall Assured of Biparti. gan Help In Plan For > Economic Aid «   AT -A TURNING POINT   This: Country Must Help or See Nations Drift Into Red Circle

America at Turning Point in European Relations, Marshall Ayers at Governors’ Conclave   State Secretary Receives Assurance of Suprort in Economic Assist Procram

U.S. Position In Europe Critical, Marshall States   Tells Governors Of Impending Crisis, Gets Their Backing

Marsh all Plan Gets Support Of Governors   Meeting Told Nation lis At “Tyrning Pomt’’

Turning Point for US: Marshall      Bipartisan Support Prom ised; State Executives  Debate Tax Policies

SAYS MORE U. 5. AID FOR EUROPE IS NECESSARY   Must Send Goods to Prevent Swing From Democracy, Marshall Reports

AID PROMISED FOR MARSHALL BY GOVERNORS   Secretary Tells Them U.S. at Crossroads  In Europe

\Twin Sisters Give Birth To Twins ‘Same Day And Jn Same Hospital

Proof of Charges Used to Unseat ' Premier Demanded   Previous Requests for a Thorough Investigation of Politics Have Been Denied by Communists

Authoritative Source Says Soviet Documents To Be Demanded By UN  British, U. S. Governments Take FirstStenp Toward Probe Of ‘Coup’

First Step Reported Made By Britain, U.S. to Probe Red Assumption of Power

U. S. and Britain To Press for Hungarian Probe  Demands for Inquiry Into Communist Coup to Be Renewed

REDS’ SEIZURE OF HUNGARIAN POWER PROBED   U S., Britain Moving To Obtain U. N. Inquiry Into Balkan Grab

Say U.S., Britain To Demand Probe Of Hungarian Cour  Rumor Western

'U. S., Britain Renew Demand ‘For Probe of Hungarian Coup   Official Communications With Russia Hint Western Powers May Ask United Nations Inquiry In Seizure of Control by Communists

Smoke Routs Men From Coal Mine  Causes Call For Doctors, Ambulances

Paris ‘Fix’ Figure  Surrenders; Rocky Admits Huge Bribe   Graziano Offered $100,000 to Throw Shank Boitt, Used “‘Back’ Excuse

Former Chief Of Police and Wife Are Slain  Shotgun Blasts Snuff Out Lives of Couple Near Chicago Home

Gunmen Slay Former Police Chief and Wife   Chicago Suburb 1s Scene of Double Killing

Order Study On Available Coal Stocks   Island’s Newest Fear Is Gas Shortage As  Emergency Grows

Would Help Britain in Coal Crisis,   Truman Orders Study of Emergency Actions That . U.S. Might Take

BRITAIN ORDERED ON WAR FOOTING TO MEET CRISIS   Strict New Controls Clamped on Island to Enforce  ‘ie ete

All Possible Help Vowed  By Trumar   Attlee Says Much Coa Saved by Steps but “Still Critical.”

Structural, Mechanical Failure Ruled Out In EAL Plane Crash   Civil Aeronautics Board Nears. End Of Investigation Of Nearby Accident

Hopes Rise for MMaritine Strike Settlemeent After Renort of Wamee Proposal

PAY HIKE OFFER GIVEN SEAMEN   Two Unions Receptive To Operators’ Proposal; NMU Ends Dispute

TWO OF STRIKING SEAMEN’S UNION ACCEPT OFFER   End Of Crippling Maritime Stoppage Believed In Sight   ENGINEERS SEEKING MORE LIBERAL TERMS

Increases Offered By Ship Operators   Two Unions Consider Wage Boost Offers: Soaticfoctary’

Maritime Strike End Is Expected By Leaders   Hope For Setlement On Busis Of 5-Cent Hourly Wave Raise

SHIPPING TIEUP SEEWS BROKEN   Wage Raise Promises Speedy Settlement Of Sit-Down

HOPES MOUNTING — FOR SHIP ACCORD   we of Three Unions invelved In C10 Scamowé Stoppage Consider Operators’ (fier As “Satistactary” Avrecmeact °

Speedy End To Ship Tie-up Is Predicted   Union Offers To Settle On Basis Of 5 Per Cent Hike

GREEMENT IS HELD NEAR IN SHIP DISPUTE   Wage Hike Offer May Bring Early End To Shipping Tieup

Tanker Crews Accept Wage Boost Offered As Hopes Mount For Resuming Work

Wage Boost Offer Said Okayed By Unions Agreement Is Seen In Shipping Strike

Union Read to Settle at 5 Per Cent   Curran Telts Management Men Will Take Deal Oil Tankers Got

UNIONS MADE BY SHIPOWNERS   Two Of Three Unions In Agreement, Spokesman For Group Says

Ship Walkout May End Soon   Hopes Mount Swiftly After Curran’s Sudden Offer

Hopes Rise For. Peace in  Ship Strike   Union Would Take » Pet. Wage Boost ‘Won by Tanker Men

U. 8. Should Have Increased Voice In Occupation Zone, Says Bridges

CHOSEN DESPITE HER NAME.   Mrs. C, C. Witte Will Head Indiana Unit af W. Cc. T. VU,

» Royal Honeymooners Change Plans: Leave Romsey, Head For Scotland

Long Distance Workers End Strike, But Decide ‘To Respect Picket Lines

rerms of AT-T Accepted; AUTW Orders Members to ~ Honor Others’ Picketing

Strike of Long Lines Phone  Workers Ended   Operators Ordered Back to Work at 6 A. M.  Today But Picket Lines of Other CGernine Will Al at De 7M...

Pact Is Ratified by Union Board  Long Lines Worker: En Tndesee be Teh

FULL RESUMPTION OF SERVICE IS NOT EXPECTED AT ONCE   Settlement Affects 20,000 and is Expected to Pave Way for Quick Termination of National Tie-Up.   WAGE BOOSTS GIVEN RANGE FROM $2 TO $4   Progress Reported in Talks Continuing in Capital — Local Service Reported  88 Pet. of Normal,

Strike of Long Lines Phone  Workers Ended   Operators Ordered Back to Work at 6 A. M. Today But Picket Lines of Other Grounc Will Nat Re Craccad

Pact Is Ratified by Union Board  Long Lines Workers to Return to Jobs

Nurse. Reports Progress Tn Search For Unknown Cases Of Tuherculcats: -

Nurse Reports Progress In Search For-Unknown Cases Of Tuberculceie

SEARCH STARTED FOR T.B. CASES IN PLYMOUTH COUNTY   Fine Co-operation Is Reported By Public Health Nurse

'Ne Furs and Satins  Elizabeth-Philip Nuptial: iTo Be Austere, Modest Event

ENGAGEMENT OF PRINCESS IS ANNOUNCED   Elizabeth To Become Bride Of Ex-Greek  Prinps   IMAY WED IN OCT   Emphasis Will Be On Simplicity Due To . Conditions

Simplicity Will Mark Wedding Of Royal Pair   Regal “Austerity” in Keeping With Hard Times to Be the Dominant Note

WORLD ATOM CONTRO. PLAN OKAYED   Russia Casts Lone Vote Against Proposal

Says Truman Seeks Support Of Radicals   Reece Discusses Problematical Vetoes Of Bills

One-Armed Bandits Lined Up and Mowed Down By Machine Guns In New Orleans

@ PAUL MALLON—  a meaner  Army-Navy Merger “Compromise’ Reached on Order of Truman

Wreck Toll Stands At Five Dead Now   Steel Sheets Jutting From Train Causes Wreck, Six Critically Hurt

‘Mother of Two-Week-Old Baby One of Five Dead in Freak ‘Train Accident: Honeymoon Couple Among Those Injured

5 Dead In Odd Train Accident  6 Still Critical In -Huntinadon Crash

Five Dead In Pennsy Wreck   Six of Fifty-One Injured - Critical As Result OF Crash,

5 Train Wreck Victims Dead, Six Critical   Two-week-old Girl Among Those Injured.

Condition Of 6 Still Critical   Two-Week-Old Girl Flas * Broken Leg; Mother Dies’ 45 Others. Injured.

Train Death Toll Raised To Five  Six Others Critical After Freak Wreek

FIVE DEAD IN TRAIN WRECK   Six Remain In Critical Condition After Pennsylvania Crash

FIVE PERSONS KILLED   Six Others Remain in Critical Condition After Train Wreck

TRAIN ACCIDENT DEATH LIST UF   Fi ive Dead, 45 Others Hurt In Pennsy Crash

Rain Predicted In Flood Areas   Crests Of Missouri And Mississippi Still To Reach St. Louis.

More Rain In Prospect For Flood-souked Valle.   Record Crasts on Both Mississippi and the *et es! Maddy Move South

Colorado and Wyoming  Report Snow in June;  Temperature Nears 32

Flooded Areas Get More Rain  New Flood Threaten: To Hit St. Louis

Inundated Areas in Missouri, Illinois and Iowa Threatened as Record River Crests Move Toward St. Louis.

More Rain Due as Peak Flood Crests Head for St. Louis   Million Acres Inundated and 24,000 Homeless in Three States

FORECAST RAIN IN FLOOD AREA   RIVERS RECEDE AS CREST MOVES SOUTH TOWARD ST, LOUIS

Rivers Near Record Crest; Rain Forecast   More Than One Million Acres of Land Remain Under Water Along Missouri and Mississippi Rivers.

HOUSE HEARS AID VOTE PLEA BY MARSHALI   Opposition Leaders Denounce Policy As War Step

“Thousands of California Kids Break \Up “Snow Party” With Frozen ‘Missiles, Rout Police, Injure 32

4-Power Pact Feared ‘Dead’   Marshall Has: Hi: First Parley With Stalin

‘Big 4 Fail To Agree On German Pact   Marshall, In Blunt Language, Lays Deadlock’s Blame On Russia.

Big Four Fail      Marshall Puts Blame 2On. Russia in Blunt -Language at Moscow

PUSHED ASIDE   Marshall Rejects Molotov's Plan to Amend Treaty For Dis arming Germany   RUSSIANS ARE ASKED TO SELECT NEGOTIATORS

Late News  Flashes  By the Associated Press   Marshall Visits Stalin

Russia Gets Blamed By Marshall   U. S. Secretary Uses Some of Most Outspoken Language of Session

4-Power Accord Is Not Reached   German Issue Still In Air; Marshall Talks Plain

SECRETARY IS LAST OF ENVOYS TO SEE PREMIER   Believe Marshall Is Attempting to Salvage Conference of Big 4

EFC PACT PLAN   Calls. Soviet Attemp? 1 Amend U. 5. Proposal “Ota of Ploce’?.

Marshall In Sharp Slap At Russ Move   Outspokenly Blames Russia For Failure To Agree On Pact For Germany

(Marshall Puts Failure Blame Against Russia   After Disagreement, Marshall Calls On Prime Min ister Staline

Stalin Confers With Marshall   Secretary Goes to Kremiin for Crucial Conversation After Accusing Russians Of Balking Settlement at Bia 4 Parley

Marshall Demands Yes or No From Russia on Treaty  Contends Molotov’s Proposal to Amend Is Out of Place

Marshall Blames Accord Failure On Soviets, Using Strong Language In Setting Forth His Dislike Of Attitude Taken By Red Minister

Marshall Rejects Soviet Proposal To Amend Treaty   Asks Molotov to Name . Negotiators For Kind. of Treaty U. S. Seeks

Big 4 Fail To Agree on Pact  For Germany   Marshall Puts Blame For Failure on Soviet

 Professor Reports On Research Into Regionalisms  Ever Hear Of Nimshi On Tickiteet, ‘Ranikaboo? Both Are U.S. Idioms

ARAMER TO MEET TOM BROWN FOR WIMBLEDON TITLE   All-American Final Slated July Fourth In English  Tannic Taurney

Carlos Ashley Quits As Control Board Head; Served Since Septemebr

Companion Impatient   BELIEVE SESSER YOUTH LEFT NOTE DEMANDING RANSOM FROM PARENTS

LOWER FARM PRICES ’ SEEN BY YEAR'S END   Prevention Of Major Defla: tion Seen Possible

PREDICTS FARM PRICES TO DROP BY END OF YEAR   But Does Not See Crash That Followed First World War

Farmers Can Expect Lower Prices Soon But Nothing Like After First World War

Tornadoes Strike With Vengeance Aprils Weather Leaves One Of  History s Worst Sears On Nation

APRIL'S . WEATHER AMONG WORST IN NATION'S HISTORY   ‘Death-Toll Taken By Storms: Temperatures Were Below  Normal Mark

April Weather Takes 150 Lives And Causes Widespread Property Damage   Leaves One’ Of Worst Scars In History; Tornadoe Blamed For Deaths And Injuring Hundred $3 Rainfall Over The Nation Erratic. pos

HONEYMOON LANE LEADS TO LOCAL COURT HOUSE   Fourth Highest Record of Marriage Licenses Issued   220 COUPLES APPLY

JUNE 4TH HIGHEST IN MARRIAGE LICENSES   220 Couples “Granted Li' censes To Wed In Past Month At Doylestown   61 'TEENLACE RRIDES

Blast Shakes Seven Blocks   East Utica, N. Y., Buildings Wrecked

BY DREW PEARSON: WORST CIVILIAN RULE BEATS BEST MILITARY RULE  Human Life Found To Be Cheapest Thing In China

U.S. Endorses Parfition Plan   Seys Nothing of Committing Americon Forces Te. Guord Peace fn Furbuleot Petestine

Bevin Blast At Red Move Stirs Hopes      Britain Opens Fight Against Aggressive Communism, Lines Up With U. 8S. for Europe Showdown

BEVIN. AND. ATTLEE TAKE POSITIVE STAND BY, DECLARING WAR AGAINST AGGRESSIVE: COMMUNISM. IN. BRITAIN

Senators Indorse  Unification Plan Lodge and Gurney Speak for Merger

Congress Told US Is Doomed in Next War Unless Armed Services Unified.

ALLEN TURNED DOWN THE ‘JOB’ OF HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT   DECIDES ALLEY REQUIRES TOO MUCH TIME AND HE CAN'T EVEN SAVE  ' SECONDS

COLD WEATHER IS BOON TO FRUIT CROP PROSPECT —  Charles Duke, Belton ‘Nurseryman, Says. Imnroved OnthlaszlL

COLD WEATHER IS BOON TO FRUIT CROP PROSPECT  Charles Duke, Belto  Nurservman. Savs

TOSS PROBLEM OF HOLY LAND FUTURE TO UN   Withdrawal At ‘Early’ Date

TO WITRORAW TROOPS, ROP ITS MANDATE   Would Support Any Peaceful Agreement of Jews and Arabs.

England Will Quit Holy Land   Whole Palestine Problem Handed To United Nations

Announce Plan To End Long Mandated Effort  To Develop Freedom   Sir Arthur Creech Jones Informs UN That Britain Will Pull Out Of Troubled Holy Land Regardless Of Situation.

Holy Land Affair Tossed in UN Lap   British Secretary Calls on Assembly  To Bring About Accord

_ — ASSEMBLY — Britain To Quit Palestine   GIVES UN FULL CONTROL

Britain Gives Up Mandate  Over Palestine   Throws Troubled Lane Into Lap of United - Nations

Britain Will Quit Efforts In Palestine   Announces to United Nations That UN Must Take Over Responsibility

PUTS PROBLEM INTO LAP OF UN AFTER 25 YEARS   Great Britain Plans to Withdraw Troops at Any “Early Date”

BRITAIN TO END MANDATE IN PALESTINE   United Nations Being Given Full Responsibility In Troubled Land.

BRITAIN WILL QUII PALESTINE'S RULE; 70 BE GIVEN 10 UN   25-Year Mandate Tossed to Assembly Today in Announcement Made by English Leader.   WARNING IS GIVEN BY CREECH-JONES

U.N. Told British Plans to Pull Out All Armed Forces  _ Jew, Arab Dispute Placed In Hands of World Group

Britain Gives  Up Its Mandate   Calls Upon the United Nations to Settle the Questom af Independence in the Holy Land.

Britain to Drop Rule In Palestine   Will Give UN Full Responsibility for Guiding Holy Lond To Independence

TOSSES JOB &INTO LAP OF ¢ LUN ASSEMBLY   Arabs, Jews Must Agree On Any  Proposal]

Britain Will Yield Grip on Holy Land   Full Responsibility Given to U. N.; Forces To Pull Out at Early Date

Suggest Problem Of Mandate Be Taken Over By U.N.; Expect  Plan of Regime To Be Satisfactory To Both Arab And Jew Communities

Armed Forces Will Pull Out AtEarly Date  Responsibility Jn Strife-Torn Land Ve Taecead Ta LINT

Will Pull” Out A fter 25-Years—      Tosses Full Responsibility Of Guiding Troubled Land Into Lap of United Nations

British Plan To Pull Out Their Army   Entire Military, Civilian Staff To Be Withdrawn Even If Settlement /s Not Achieved

‘MODEL PASSENGER SAYS ONE NEVER INTERFERED   Court Humorously Praised Woman Witness   IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH

MRS. HAMMERSTEIN SUES FOR $363.82 IN A DAMAGE SUIT   Action In Court Is Result of Crash Involving An Automobile   Peter Moen, Physical Therapeutist, Was Driving The Car

[Americans (Considering ‘Proposal For Force of Cops   Agency Would Operate Independently of the ‘Regular UN Group and Enforce Strict Control

U.S. OFFICIALS GIVING STUDY TO PLAN BY AUSTIN   Special Force Would Operate Outside of : the U.N. Police’

Proposed UN Independent Atomic Police Force Studied By American Spokesmen

US. Studies Independent Atom Police   Austin’s Proposal Might Eliminate Veto Objection

U.S. Considers Independent Unit To Police Atorn  Would Be Within UN Setup but Outside  me et, A.

U.S. Views Plan To Form Separate Atom Police Unit   Agency Sought By Austin Would Be Independent OF Regular UN Force   GROMYKO REVIVES OLD SOVIET PLAN   Red Delegate Hints Seviet Accord With Some of United States Demands

11 DROWN IN SINKING OF A SHIF   Three Others of Crew Missing Following Los: of Ore-Laden Steamet in Lake Superior, on the Canadian Side.

Disaster Occurs Off Lonely Isle Royale in Lake Superior When Steamer Strikes Rock

Ore Steamer Sinks in Lake Superior; Report 11 Drownes   Three Others Missing; Vessel Goes Down After Striking Rock

11 Members of Crew Drown: Three Missing   Coast Guard Cutter Picks uf 21 Survivors

11 Lost, 3 Missing When Vessel Sinks   Canadian Ship Goes Down in Fog Near  Isle Royale

Strikes Rock, Sinks Quickly      Fog Covers Area Near Isle Royale When Freighter Went Down §  #£é° i

12 DROWN WHEN LOADED VESSEL RUNS ON ROCKS   BLAME HEAVY FOG FOR DISASTER; SAVE 21 CREW MEMBERS

Ore-Laden Steamer Hits Rocks Off Isle Royale In Lake Superior; Hull Ripped Open And Vessel Goes To Bottom in Few Minutes; 21 Men Rescued by C.C.

12 Drown As Boat. . Sinks   Ore-Laden Canadian Freighter: Goes Down After Striking Rock In Lake Superior

Steamer Fouled By Rock In Fog   Coast Guard Joins Hunt For Three Still Missing

12 Perish In Shipwreck On Great Lakes   Freighter Rams Into Rocks, Sinks; 21 Are Rescued

Eleven Crewmer Drown as Lake Freighter Sinks   Canadian Vessel Hits Rock in Fog On Lake Superior

Ship Strikes Rocks Near Isle Royal   Vessel’s Hull Ripped Open, Goes Down In Five Minutes; Coast Guard Rescues 21

Steamer Hits Rock, Sinks In Lake Superior   Twelve Crew Members Reported Drowned as OreLaden Freighter Sinks Near Isle Royale.

Freighter Sinks In Lake: 12 Lost And 21 Rescued  Ore Shin Hitec Rocks   Ore Ship Hits Rocks And Goes Down in Five Minutes

LAKEFREIGHTER SINKS: 12 DIE   Rescue 21 Survivors In Shipping Disaster On Lake Superior

REPORT 12DEAD AS SHIP SINKS IN GREAT LAKES   Ore-Laden Steamer Hits Rock in Lake Superior During Fog: Rescue 21

Lake Superior Disaster Costs Lives of Twelve  Ore-Laden Craft Plows Into Rocks In Heavy Seas

12 : a As Freighter Sinks After Ramming Rocks   Pog-Beset Canadian Vessel Figures In Worst Great Lakes Disaster In 5 Years: 21 Rescued

12 Lose Lives As Freighter Strikes Rocks   21 Persons Rescued From Lake Superior: Three Women Lost

Heavily Laden Steame Hits Rocks Off Isle Roy  ale In Lake Superior.

Ore Carrier Sinks; 12 Drown, 21 Rescued   Steamer Hits Rock, Goes Down in Fog-Shrouded Lake Superior Near tsle Royale

Boat Strikes Rock, Sinks Quickly Today   Vessel Goes Down In Five Minutes; Hull Ripped Open

Freighter Sinks In Lake Superior   Eleven Drown, 3 Missing, 21 Saved

Ore-Laden Vessel Strikes Rock Early Today In Heavy Fog   lake 21 Survivors From Ill - Fated Freighter To Ontario Port Near Minnesota Boundary

Lake Superior Mishap Claim: Canada Vessel   U. S. Coast Guard Continues Search; Cook’s Body Found

12 of Freighter Crew Lost as Ship Hits Rock  Coast Guard Saves  21 Other Persons

11 Crew Members Drown, Three Missing, In Sinking Of Freighter In Lake Superior

Ore Freighter Strikes Rock in Lake Superior   Goes Down Early Today In Treacherous Passage; 21 Rescued

Canadian Ship Sinks In Lake; ‘Twelve Killed   Three Women Among Victims In Shipping "Disaster

Twelve Drown   As Lake Steamer  Hits Rock, Sinks Woman Cook's Body Found  Two Others -are’ Missing;. . fanet Cueva Recrues 3h

Ore Freighter Goes Down In Lake Superior   Strikes A Rock And Sinks— Twenty-One Of Crew Are Rescued   THREE WOMEN ARE AMONG MISSING

11 IN CREW OF ORE FREIGHTER ARE RESCUED   3 Women Hired to Work in Galley Among Missing

14 Missing In Ship Sinking   21 Rescued When Vessel Goes Down In Lake Superior.

Ship’s Hull Is Ripped; 21 Survive   Lake Superior Boat Rams Rock; Body Of Woman Is Recovered; 11! Members Of Crew Missing

Great Lakes Ship Wrecks: 23 Are Dead   Freighter Crashes Into Rocks, Sinks Onickly: 21 Saved

3 Missing After Boat Strikes Rock   21 Survivors Carried to Safety In Lake Superior

12 PERISH WHEN FREIGHTER SINKS; 3 OF DEAD WOMEN   Canadian Vessel Plunges to Bottom of Lake Superior After Hitting Rocks —21 Saved.   WORST GREAT LAKES DISASTER IN 5 YEARS   Captain and His First Mate Armong Those Drowned— Cause of Collision Undetermined,

LAKE SUPERIOR 1S SCENE OF TRAGEDY   Heavily - Laden Ship Hits Rock Off Royale Isle   11 SURVIVORS   Removed To Fort Williams In Ontario: Mast Seen Above Surface

Ore Vessel Strikes Rock During Fog   Three Others Missing In Early Morning Tragedy; 21 Survivors

Lake Superior Vessel Sinks,  12 Lives Lost   21 Rescued When Canadian Freighter Rams Rocks; Threee Comen Drawn

ORELADEN SHIP GES 10 BOTON OFF SLE ROYAL   Twenty-One Survivors Brought To Port; Three Waeamen Perched

Fear Lwelve.  Of Crew Lost   Vessel Rams Into Rocks Off Isle Royal in Lake Superior: Coast Guard Searches For Missina.

12 Lives Lost  When Steamer Rams Into Rock  Three Others Missing  BD Stnwe DBheieewttes & naa   Three Others Missing After Heavily Laden Freighter Sinks in Lake Superior

ORE STEAMER HITS ROCK OFF MICHIGAN'S TIP   Ashtabula-Bound Vessel Lists 3 Women Among Missing; 21 Rescued.

VESSEL RAMS ROCKS IN FOG; 71 ARE SAVED   DISASTER IN LAKE SUPERIOR WORST IN FIVE YEARS

Ore Ship Plows Into Rock in Dangerous Superior Passage   21 Others Are Rescued by CG, 11 Bodies Lost

11 Drown When Lake Superior Ship Hits Rock  ieee   Three Missing, 21 Survive Fatal Plunge Of Ore Freighter

COAST GUARD AES 21 I LAKE MISHA   Vessel Sinks Quickly Afte Hitting Reef in Lake Superior,

12 Persons  Missing   [, n  Disaster   ONE REPORT SAYS 11 ARE KNOWN TO BE DEAD; 21 SURVIVORS. LISTED. ' OCCURRED NEAR ISLE ROYALE °

11 Drown, Three Missing After Lake Shipwreck  21 Taken From Stricken Craft

‘Emperor’ Hits Rock off Lonely Isle Royale   ‘aptain, First Mate Are A Mane Those Losing Lives *

Emperor Goes  Down With 35 on Board   Two Missing From Crew of Canadian Freichte

Emperor Plunge: to Bottom After Hitting Rocks ©   21 Escape Death as Ore Freighter Sinks in 64 Feet of Water

Vote on Loan Not in Sight    Easter Dims Hopes For Aid to Greece

Greek-Turk Aid Measure Faces Congress Delay   Final Action Not Likely Until After Projected Faster Holiday.

Truman Plan Is Likely To Be Delayed   Greek-Turkish Issue May Be Taken To People

Greek-Turkish Aid Plan Now Facing Delays   No Action Is Foreseen On Measure Until After Eas-_ ter Holidays By Canvressmen

Greek-Turkish Aid Action Is Delayed   Congress Plans Easter Rest Ac Relief Meacure Stvmied

Holidays Delay Greek Action   Quorum in House Next Week Doubtful: Many Trek Homeward

Expect Delay In Steps On Aid Measure   Congressmen Homeward Bound For Faster

Holiday te Deiay Action On Aid Plan   Lawmakers’ Trek Home Sete Back Consideration Of Bills to Send Funds  -To Turkey and Greece

Final Decision on Aid Bill Facing Delay  Easter Recess Planned  ee ee, ee

—eS  Congressional Act‘on On Greek Aid May Be Postponed By Easter Recess  LAWMAKERS SHOW DES'RE TO TALK ISSUES OVER WITH CONSTITUENTS AS S2RING HOLIDAY NEARS

Recess Will Delay Plans For Greece   Congressional Holiday Slated; Doubt Action Before Mid-April.

Easter To Delay Greek-Turk Aid   Holiday Lengthens Odds On Passage By The Middle Of April.

Holiday To Slow  Action  On Bills   Greek-Turkish Aid May Be Delayed By Layoff

IN COLD WAVE’S GRIP         Factories in Britain and Western Europe Are Forced to Clone

Theodore Hoffman Died Monday, July 7 At Farm Home —  Johnson Township  Resident II] For A. Qh net Teena

Theodore Hoffman Died Monday, July ‘ AtFarm Home ~  - Johnson Township Resident II] For

NAM Proposal Sets Limit in Portal Pay Suits  _ Would Reject Those Prior to June 

IOWA ADC FUND MAY RUN SHORT   Ceiling on Grants Removed with No Change in Income

G-burg College Rooters Jailed   6 Held For Splashing Paint On Western Maryland College Buildings,

SPLIT OVER .. FARM LABOR   HOUSE TO DROP ITS PROPOSED BAN ON INJUNCTION AND INDUSTRY BARGAINING

SIGHT ACCORD ON LABOR BILL   Battle Over Farm Processing Employes Last Major Stumbling Block

Three Democrats Back Lilienthal  12 Republicans “Still on Fence’

3 DEMOCRATS JOIN FORCES OF LILIENTHAL   Republican Strategist Says Several Ar  Reniaming on “Fence’

Lilienthal Gets. Trio’s Support   Kilgore, Hill and McMahon Ont for Nanmnituec

Introduce School Measure   Reorganization Bill - Is One of Nine Dealt ‘With This Morning  Before Adjournment

BIG FIVE VETO RIGHT SOUGHT DURING CHANCE   Moscow Would Close British Mandate January 1

er) ae Li ef Reds Propose 10-Point Solution For Palestine ~ Want Security Council [Group To Take Over Jan.'1. Full Partiticn By 1949

Senate Debates Action Against Reds Now Before Russia Builds Own Bomb

MORAN LOSES — COURT APPEAL   NOTORIOUS CHICAGO GANG __LEADER_IN PROHIBITION ‘DAYS MUST STAY IN OHIO PEN

Preliminary Report Lists $51,000 from Monroe District for St. Clare Project

Books To Stay Open In $90,000 Building Fund Effort; 1,755 Donors Now Listed

TO TOP 100 DEGREES   Continuation of Temperatures Above Normal Forecast

Food Ration, Price Control Action Urged   Two Ex-OPA Chiefs Among Men Warning Of ‘Bust? in America

Grain Drops May Bring Price Cuts   Group Meanwhile Calls For Set Up Of New Price And Rationing Agency

Faith Healer Prays Over Invalid; Recovery in Short Time Forecast

FBI Declares Worked Negro Girl 30 Years.   Wealthy Coronado Pai In Court Deny U.&. Charges

$400,000 FIRE WRECKS  PROVIDENCE, R. ., PEANT.   Four Explosions in Blaze Fought for Five Hours in Early Morning Hours

Russia Backed Sweden Ban Or German Arms   Relations During, After Invasion Of Norwav Told

MARTIAL-LAW. ‘DEPENDS.UPON ~ TERROR GROUE      ‘BRITISH : TAKE SECURITY STEPS: THAT: “ARE  JUST: SHORT OF FULL MILITARY GOVERNMENT :

MARTIAL RULE N LION SEEN   New British Move Depends On Extremists

Soviet Seeks To Delay Action On Austrian Treaty   Molotov Refuses To Agree To Prdposal To Take Up Austrian Treaty First   SOVIET AGAINST  REMOVING TROOPS

MOLOTOV STAND PUTS GL00N ON MEETING   Ministers May Agree On Order a Follow Agenda

Western Powers Have Hoped ‘to Place Austria, at Top. of Big Four Agenda — Molotov Refuses His Consent —~ Marshall. Discusses American Délégation Strategy with His Advisers.

Austrian Pact Hopes Fading   Pessimism Stems From Tactics of Russian

PATROL MACEIO STREETS   Police Arrest Communists Who Flaunt Government Order

New Measures To Save Grain Are Discusset   Food Conservation Committee Confers With Representatives Of Meat. Packers   * UCKMAN RENEWS GRAIN SAVING PLAN

FLU EPIDEMICS  SPREAD OVER  FIVE STATES   Some Schools Closed; Assembhes Other Than Classes Barred At Others.

Juke Box Reeords Stir Debate a * * * * * *” * * * * *   Congress Ponders C rosby. Sinatra Singing Styles

Perplexing Problem Facing Congress Brings Up Question---’Can Jolson’s Knee Be Copyrighted?’

MARTIN WILL RESIGN STATE OFFICE TODA)   Bell Will Take Ove Government Reins  Until Jan. 21

HEARINGS ENDED ON LILIENTHAL   } rt  ‘Senators Get Ready For — Vote On Chairman Of — Atomic Commission

STH MAY ACCIDENT   Two Cars Damaged Yesterday in J*k Street Collision

27TH MAY ACCIDENT   ' arene Two Cars Damaged Yesterday in 19th Street Collision

Heat, Strikes Cause Idleness !n Auto Industry   Intense Heat Too Much fo Briggs’ Workers; Strikes Hamper Others.

Slow-Down Hits Packard   Employes Sent Home  As Car Body Workers Quit Because of “Heat”

Absenteeism Hampers Detroit Auto Plants   Excessive Heat Said To Be Reason fer Mony Levine CFE

Packard Halts Work As Body Supply Short   Absenteeism Slows Production At Briggs Plants; Chrysler, De Sote Work Slows

TOO HOT TO WORK SO AUTO WORKERS QUIT   Operations At Packard Plant Curtailed By Absentecism; Other Plants Hit

MARION TRIAL “= 1$ UNDERWAY   EIGHT MEN AND FOUR WO: _.MEN ON JURY IN ROXIE _ GREEN MURDER  CASE" .

SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS CELEBRATED   Bishop Leech Officiates At Rites For Late Rev. Mark P. McElwee At St. Vin.cent’s Catholic Church

Desmond Offers Billboard Display  Control Measures   Newburgh Senator Attacks industry Lobby as Sly And Shrewd

Taft Calls For Pay, Price Anchoi  Says Truman Policy ‘Planned Inflation’

Taft S says Depression Is Possible as Piekets  Mareh Around Building

SEN. TAFT URGES STABILIZATION .OF WAGES AND PRICES   Sees. High Costs as. Main Issue in 1948 — Charges ~ _ Truman. Fostered Pol. dey of: Inflation.   1,500 PICKET. HALL —— ’ WHERE HE -SPEAKS   Group’ Carries Signs Bearing . Such - Slogans’ as. “Your Party Killed OPA”. and . “Stoore: for NAM.”

Sen. Taft Warns Of Deoression Dancers   Truman Accused Of Fostering Policy Of “Planned Inflation’’ For Nation

TAFT CALLS PRICES DEPRESSION PERIL   Urges Stabilization of Wages, Costs to Avert Serious Slump.

Britain’s Power Famine Eases  Some Industries To Reopen On Monday

Break Is Seen In Britain's Power Famine  Midlands Will Turn On Electric Monday

Break Promised  in Power Crisis  British Industries  Will Reopen

COAL FAMINE IN GREAT BRITAIN EASING SLOWLY   Industrial Midlands To Turn On Juice After 14-Day Shutdown

British Coal  Piles Mount   Plants in Central England  ‘Ta Be Reonened Monday

SOME PLANTS WILL RESUME NEXT MONDAY   Staggered Hours Will Be Introduced To  Save on Fuel

PLANE GRAS ‘CRASH ~ KILLED: THREE       “TWENTY NBS -ABOARD  AIRLINER WERE INJURED IN ACCIDENT  - LAST NIGHT - 4

IS INJUREDIN PLANE CRASH   Heavy Snow Storm Causes Transport Wreck

Three Are Killed: Eighteen Hurt: In Plane Crash   Miami -To-Newark Trans. port Plane Crashes In Snow Storm In New Jersey

Legislators To Consider Cut In Income Tax   Governor: Favors Increased Personal Exemption For Jowans

Date Is Set for December 16 to Study Tax Stash   Most Observers See Cut as Result Of Coming Action

Postwar Problems Here To Be Subject Of New Serzes By Richard Hallet

Ohio Panel Approves War Bonus; Senate, House Ready Debates   Soldier Aid Bill To Provide $400 Maximum, Yoter Approve’ Required; Solons Air Measures : * To Aid Local Governments -

ADMIRAL BYRD COMING BACK FROM VOYAGE   Will Fe Greeted In Washington: Acquisition Of Land May Be Kerived Armin

IN. U. to Continue ~ Restriction on Gas ~ Output Indefinitels   ICC Grants Permission : Becatise of Shortage of ,° . Needed Material

President Hit For Statement On Immigration   Briton Declares He ‘Begged’ That Appeal Should Not Be Issued

Bevin Charges Truman Ruined Jewish Hopes      Campaign Statement Blamed for Spoiling ‘Palestine Pian

Truman Blamed For Wrecking  Palestine Case   Bevin Claims Issuing Of Statement on Jews Spoiled Negotiations

BEVIN CHARGES TRUMAN WRECKED PALESTINE PLAN   Blames President’s Demand for Admission of 100,000 Jews for Breakdown of Negotiations.   EXECUTIVE'S REQUEST MADE DURING CAMPAIGN   Secretary Tells Commons He “Begged” Byrnes to See That Statement Was Not Issued.

BEVIN CERTAIN TRUMAN UPSETS ALL PLANS   Britisher Declares President Spoils Palestine Settlement

Bid On Entry Of Jews Said  Crisis Cause   Commons Told That A Settlement Then Was Close At Hand

Talks Said Hampered By Statement  Bevin Scores HST’s Stand On Palestine

Bevin Blames Truman in Jewish Case   Says Negotiations Spoiled by President’s Stand

~ PUT ON TRUMAN   Bevin Charges He Wrecked Negotiations For Settlament

Bevin Blames U. S. ‘Local’ Politics For Britain's Mess’ in Holy Land

bevin Asserts TrumanCaused Jewish Impasse   U. S. President?s Request For Hike in Palestine Eat     Ce oe

Bevin Asserts Truman Hurt Negotiations   Says Statement On Palestine ‘Spoiled’ Plans

New Adirondack Fires Expected      Fair Weather Forecasts Worry Conservation Heads

Decision On Water Pressed   Sen. Bridges Declares Fleod Control Funds Not In Best Interests

Conferees Rush Work On Flood  Control Program   Hope To Reach Accore On Funds Before Satur.  day Adiournment.

CONFEREES ACT’ ON FLOOD FUND   Economy Demands Prevent Quick Passage Of Apariation:- Measure

Congress Rushes Flood Measure  me  Feber Tim Connon _Wanen Pifforanecet

Berlin Reports Three Assaults On US. Soldiers   Attack Said To Reflect Growing German Unrest.

Germans Attack 30. §. Soldiers   Incidents Reflect Unrest in Reich 

American Authorities At tribute Attacks to Fraternization With Girls In Germany

GERMANS ATTACK 0. S. SOLDIERS   “REPORT GANG OF 30 CIVILIANS BEAT UP.  GI'S IN BERLIN PARK

Foreign Policy Endorsement By  CIO Meet Askee   Resolution Omits Direct Reference to Marshall And Truman Plans

Will Attend Dist.  Band Festival   Joanne Moulton, David Johnson Chosen

Local Musicians at Dist. Band Festival   Concerts Friday and Saturday Evenings

French Government Doomed If Socialists Follow Communists   Premier Ramadier Hopes To Maintain Economic Balance

Ramadier Cabinet Faces Showdown On Policy O1  French Communist Control

Maritime Academy  Selling Great Quantity  Of Equipment That Has Been Left There

MARITIMEACADEMY EQUIPMENT IS NOW BEING DISTRIBUTED   Two Ex-Navy Ships Will Be Sold For Scrap it Is  Announced   INSTITUTIONS BENEFIT   Steel, Marble, Etc., To Be Used In Improvements of Mental Hospitals

Commmunists Call Strike  In Trieste   Military Government Condemns Action; New Strike in Italy

Trieste Strike Is New Harassing Ide of Reds, Allies Say   Still No Word From Jugoslavs About Three Captured Yanks

REDS BRING ON TRIESTE STRIKE   Communist Union Tries To Discredit New Free Territory

Military Government Charges Attempt Made ‘To Discredit Week Ohl Free Territory.

Plot to Disrupt Free Territory  Hit By A. M.G.   Allied Authorities Act To Pr otect Rights of Area’s Workers _

Reds Creating Strife in Free Trieste   Military Governmen to Fight Communist Tactics

AMG Attacks Trieste Red Strike Call   Bid To Discredit New-Formed Free State Is Charged

GENERAL STRIKE IN TRIESTE AREA ORDERED BY REDS   U. S.-British Military Government Charges Action Is Attempt to Discredit © Free Territory. .   EFFORT TO PREVENT TIE-UP TO BE MADE    Fullest Protection Promised by Regime to Every Man and Woman Wishing to Work.

Attempt Made ToDiscredit Free Trieste   Allied Government Plans Action Against « Communists

STRIKE CALL IS ISSUED BY TRIESTE REDS   Military Govt. Takes Steps to Combat General Tieup

Printers Hearing Launched by NLRB  Union Faces Charge On ANPA Complaint

NLRB LAUNCHES I, T. U, HEARINGS   ‘More Publisher Groups Bid To Get In On Action

[. 1. U. HEARING STARTS TODAY   2 More Publisher Groups Seek To Get In On Labor Law Case  a SBekwesemmsiAaetee#e#»nr i, mene ame

Publishers-ITU Hearings Open   Complex Taft-Hartley Law Case Gets Under Way in Indianapolis

NLBB Opens One Of Major Cases — Under Labor Lav  Starts Hearing Complaint   Starts Hearing Complaint Againsi Typographers; frrouns Ack to Intervene -

——_--S-,,,rsti‘éf otneeeteen  Hearing on Charges Against ITU Opens

2 More Groups Seek to Enter Printers’ Case   Hearing Opens Today on Taft-Hartley Case Against ITU

PUBLISHERS VS, PRINTERS ~ HEARING OPENS   _Complex Taft - Hartley Case Gets Under Way at. Indianapolis

KIDNAP STORY IS BRANDED A HOAX   NURSE SET SCENE HOPING FOR REWARD FROM HER EMPLOYER

Nurse Admits Story of Foiling Kidnap Attempt Is Untrue   Young Widowed Mother Had Hoped She Would  Receive Reward

Five Killed As Spark From Cigaret Causes Blast At Filling Station

Sparks from Cigarette Causes Filling Station Blast Which Kills Five

U.S., Denmark Disagree Over Future Status Of Army Base In Greenlanc

HEADS COMMITTEE   Overell Case Nearing Jury  Arguments Set To Open Monday

Harriman Looses Another Blast at Soviet Leaders   Claims Russian Attacks On U.S. Began After V-J Day

Round-The-World Plane Lands At Shanghai Chiang Kai-Sheks Are Hosts To-U. S. Visitors In Nanking

DeGaulle Calls For Election   ‘Menacing Situation’ Prompts Demand For Dissolution Of National Assembly

DEGAULLE DEMANDS ELECTIONS: TO OUST PRESENT GOVERNMENT   WARTIME LEADER WHO IS MAKING ANTI-RED DRIVE 18 SEEKING SHOW.» DOWN

D’Gaulle Calls For Dissolution Of Assembly   Action Is Imperative To Avert ‘Anarchy’ French Leader Says

DeGaulle Seeks Dissolution Of French Assembly   alls For Holding Of General Elections—May Be  Returned To Power   COMMUNISTS LOSE SUNDAY ELECTIONS

[inois Assembly Organizes; Elect Former Officials   Hugh Green Speaker and Laughlin Senate Majority Leader

SHIP BUILDER TESTIFIES AT SENATE HEARING   Conflicting Stories On Two Wartime Ideas Related By Industrialist

Kaiser’s Accounts Conflict   Senate Group Hears Witness Charge “Smear Campaign”

‘Easier Living’ To Be Shown  Farm And Home Sho Offers Many Exhibit

CITIES RENEW PLEA FOR FUNDS   MUNICIPAL LEAGUE ASKS PART OF STATE SALES TAX REVENUE

FINAL ACTION TAKEN AFTER BITTER FIGHT   Vote Is Sufficient To Override Expected Veto by Truman

Senate Railroads Union - Curb Bill Through, 54 To 17   Measure Passed By Better Than 3 To 1 Edge Sent To White House For Veto Or Approval Of Truman: 2 To 1 Margin Reats A Veto

Labor Curbing Measure Passes Senate, 54-1]   Better Than 3-1] Vote Large Enough To Override Veto

‘LABOR MEASURE PASSES SENATE “BY BIG MARGIN   Vete Of 54 Te 17 Is Fa Mere Than Enough Te Override Veto   (LEGISLATION UNDER SHARP LABOR ATTACK

Senate Approves _ The Union-Curbing Labor Legislation  Passed House by a Bix   Passed House by a Big Margin, Ready Now for President

8 MANUFACTURERS OF TIRES ACCUSED QF FIXING PRIGES   Justice Department Files Criminal Information Against Firms Under AntiTrust Laws.   ‘TRADE BOARD HITS AT STEEL PRACTICES   Charges Companies With Con* spiracy to Stifle Competition and Orders Them to “Cease and Desist.”

Anti-Trust Suits Brought Against Tire, Steel Men   Justice Department Ha: Begun Action to Get Lowered Prices

Hight Tire Makers. Trade Association, ‘Len Individuals Named Defendants By Justice Dept.

ACCUSATION IS MADE BY GOVT. IN PRICE DRIVE   Action Follows Trade Commission Order Against Steel

Russian Five-Year Plan Embraces  Training‘of 1,980,000 Scientists

Jeanie Is A Girl That Success Can’t Spoil—Memory of Her Happy Grin Will Never Fade

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN Jeanie, A Gal Who Cleaned Up And Had Fun Doing Job

BUDGET. FOR -PAST FISCAL ~ NEAR BALANCED ‘AND ., NEARLY BILLION °  -- TIN. SURPLUS

GRAIN CUTS ARE FACED BY BREWERS   Emergency Campaign Is Likely to Cut Down Liquor Manufacture

BREWERS FACE GUT IN GRAIN  TO SAVE FOOD   Slash in Liquor Output Viewed to Aid Europe; France Aske Financial Helr

Distillers  May Be Asked To Cut Grain  Consumption   Leaders Called To Conference; France Requests  More Dollar Aid

Distilling to Be Reduced in Grain Econom   Krance Says Cash Aid From U. 8. Must Arrive By November lst

LIQUOR INDUSTRY. WILL BE ASKED 10. USE LESS GRAIN   Save-Food Workers to Confer.  Saturday With Distillers  and Brewers in : Washington,   BIDAULT ASKS AID FOR FRANCE BY NOV. 1   Confers 30 Minutes With ‘Truman—Says Cash Is Needed to Keep up Imports of of Food and Fuel,

Program Calls for Saving of 100,000,000 Bushel of Grain for Feeding of Hungry Europeans bait

FOOD COMMITTEE PROPOSES CUT IN GRAIN FOR LIQUOR   Conference with Distillers and Brewers Called for Saturday.   FRANCE IN NEW PLEA   Must Have Funds by Nov. ° for Food, Fuel Envoy Declares.

Liquor Makers Called Upon te Use Less Grain  Talks With Distillers,   Talks With Distillers, Brewers Arranged in European Aid Drive

DISTILLERS 10 HOLD MEETING ON SATURDAY   Industry Leaders Will Discuss Use Of Less Grain For Liquor   FRANCE PRESSES NEED FOR AMERICAN RELIEF

Reduction in Grain Supply for Liquor  Consideredin Drive   Conference With Distillers and Brewers Is Arranged by Emergency Committee; Needs Of France Discussed by Officials

New York Legislature Gets Resolve For Inquiry Into Sports Corruption

Bill Seeks Cleanup Of Sports in State   Young Asks Investigation By Legislative Body

Poor King, He Foots Elizabeth's Bills— Hollywood Stars May See Wedding Procession From Curb

King Dips Into Savings To Give Prineess Income   Monarch Tells Commons He Does Not Desire To Impose Additional Financial Burden On Nation; Elizabeth Attends Party, Plans For Wedding

KARLY RENTAL HOME INCREASE LOOMS IN CITY   Chamber of Commerce to Sponsor Conferences on Fed eral Program.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HEAD SEES     ‘New Hope for Veterans ‘Housing in Rental Program

New Hope Seen For Veterans  Seeking Homes   National Rental Housing Program Recently Announced Is Discussed Here

Home Building Move Spurred; Call Meeting   ~ Way Cleared for Record @ Home Construction  In This City 

Army Officers Cut In House Measure   Generals To Be Reduced; Funds Trimmed Heavily

Army Brass Faces Sharp House Knife   Budget Reduction Will Affect 20,000 Officers

They Look Their Age Director Declares College Girls Are "Lousy Actresses”

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Thomas Committee Now Sure Of Its Rights And Powers

House Navy Group Deplores Loss Of U. S. Security  Nation Must Retain Strong Fleet, New Reports Assert

Naval Policy For Security Is Favored   House Committee Report Recommends . Program To Keep U.S. Fighiing Strength and Rases

House Committee Declares Against  Security Sacrifice   Naval’ Group ‘Challenge: _ A-Bomb . as Weapon Against Fleets in  Actual Conshat

ABOVE ECONOMY  Rap Scrappina of   Rap Scrapping of Ships, Bases as In the First War

HOUSE NAVAL COMMITTEE DECLARES AGAINST ANY SACRIFICE FOR ECONOMY

Navy Committee Challenges A-Bomb as Fleet Weapon; Opposes Slashes

CHALLENGED THE ~ EFFECTIVENESS OF THE ATOM BOME   The House Naval Affair Committee In Formal Declaration.   AGAINST SACRIFICING   It Asserted Desire for “Vin imum Expenses” Must He Tempered.

JAPANESE ISLES UNDER U.S, RULE   Trusteeship — In Effect For Captured Groups In Central Pacific

U. S. Takes Over Former Jap Islands - Ae Truman Sians Trusteeship Plar

MURRAY FIGHTS AGAINST TOUGH LABOR MEASURE   Says Drastic Legislation Is Aimed At Crushing Of Unions

Pending Labor Bill Blasted By Murray   Effort To Crush Or Badh; Cripple Labor Unions :  Charaed

Leaders Strive To Start Vote (On Labor Bill   Montana Senator Speaks Against Pending Measure

Montana Solon  Hits Proposal To Curb Labor   Murray Says Pending Bill Strikes 3 at Legitimate

MURRAY, PEPPER CRITICIZE SENATE LABOR MEASURE   Montanan Voices Belief Legis. lation Will Provoke More Disputes Than It Will Settle.   CALLS FOR ADOPTION OF TRUMAN PROGRAM   First of Four “Toughening” Amendments Backed by Taft Will Be Voted Upon Today.

Dewey to Attend Wyoming Rodeo      Republican Big-Wigs Accompany New York . Governor to Idaho

lewis Delavs AFI Decision  Fyacutive Roard Meete   Executive Board Meets In Washinaton

France to Ask Half Billion   Bonnet to Seek Sum From U.S. to Help Tide Nation Over

FRANCE TO ASK FOR QUICK LOAN   Emergency $500,000,000  Needed To Tide Nation Over, Buy Food

Seat Jury In Martin Case   Local Youth Charged With Reckless Driving

DEMS CALL ON TRUMAN   President Urged To ‘Show Self’ on Tour of Nation

Left A Trail Of Burglaries  In Five States   Companion Held in. Cedat Rapids; Officers to Fite Charges Soon: ::

FUGITIVE HELD ~ IN DES MOINES   Trail of Burglaries in Five States Finally Ends

SAFETY PATROL LEADER WILL 60 TO WASHINGTON   Noel Overholt One of 120 State Boys Picked by Michigan Auto Club

Orders Grand Jury Inquiry Into Rail Box Car Industry  FBE Will Check or   FBE Will Check on Complaints Over Price Fixing

Orders Grand Jury Inquiry Into Rail Box Car Industry  FBI Will Check on Complaints Over Price Fixing

Arabs Warn U.N. About Forced Rule   Unveil Minority Blueprint Of An Arab-Controlled Palestine; Demand All British Rule Ousted

NOURSE STATES CONGRESS MUST CONTROL FOOD   Experts See Consumption Of Meat Climbing Despite Economy Pleas

President’s Economic Council Chief Says Aid To Starving Europe Depends On Action

Controls, Rationing  Backed   Distilling Holiday Is Discussed; Meat Cancimahtion Te Wick

Marshall Seen In Stiffer U.S. Roll With Reds   May Move For New Treaty-Making Plan On Germany, Austria

Dr. Hutchinson Ends Service As Trustee  School Board Names Allen New Chairman

Thompson fs Now Governor For Georgia      *7UNDS RELEASED AFTER TALMADGE OUSTED BY COURT

HPS MAN AT HEART   Detroiter Saves Playmate As Frozen Creek Ice Vanishes

 7s Sa uaa Ford and Workers A)most Ready to Mgn Pension Contract  rq

NEARING AGRFEMENT   Ford and Workers Almost Ready to Sign Pension Contract

Trieste Incident Example of Communist Theory That Force Is the Only Way

Student Editor Claims Censorship Halts February Issue of ‘Texas Ranger’ at TU

LOVE IS MOTIVE, KIDNAPER SAYS   Swedish Author Takes Gir!  Out of Sanitorium

Action Leaves U. N. Facing ‘Grave Crisis’   U.N. Delegate Says U. S. Not To Let Matter Go By Default

MAJOR CRISIS CONFRONTS UN AS VOTE TAKEN   ‘Will of Majority’ Said Frustrated By Soviet

Russia Vetoes U.S. Plan for  Balkan Peace   Action Phinges U. N Into Grave Crisis, Stirs Johnson Blast

Russia Makes Use Of Veto Power On  Balkans Proposal   Abuse of Power Charged By U. S. Delesate

Slain Woman Was Resident Of Wilmerding   First Thought Girl From McKeesport, Who Now Is Sought

IDENTIFY BODY QF SLAIN GIRL   Mixup in Identification Of Murdered Woman Finally Cleared by Relatives

ARMY AND NAVY “WAR” ON STORM   Hurricane Busting Project Calls Big Bombers, Dry Ice Into Action

U.S. Experts Detonate  Dud Bomb   Dropped On Tokyo During The War

VIOLENT DEATH MARS WEEKEND   Automobile Accidents, Drowning, Knife Wounds, And Motorcycle Wreck Bring Death To Several! In State.

D’GAULLE PLANS TO OUTLINE AIMS   Communists Call Off Strike Seen As Bid For Action By Socialists

Expect DeGautle To Outline Aims   Important Statement Is Out lined For French Leader. On Wednesday

Italian Reds Deny Walkouts   Preparation for General Strike Diselaimed

PILOTS QUALIFY FOR AIR RACES   BAD WEATHER MAY REDUCE ENTRIES IN CLEVELAND CLASSIC

PILOTS EYE SKY FOR QUALIFIERS   Overcast May Complicate Air Races Preliminaries

OVERCAST SKIES THREATEN FINAL PLANE TRIALS   More Than Half of Pilots Stil Must Qualify Before 5 P.M. Today

1 INJURED: IN ROCHESTER FIRE   50 Persons Routed by: Early Morning Blaze

ONE GUEST HURT IN HOTEL BLAZE   Ro¢hester, Minn., Scene of Early Morning Fire

General Meyers’ Strange Case Of Wartime Contracts Wealth ‘Has More and More to Unfeld

Bus Driver Had No Idea Of Heichts To Which Daughter Would Pull Him

FXPECT APPROVAL OFUN. SESSION TO DEBATE PALESTINE   Arab Spokesman Reiferates League Demand for Ingponantcdanté Kinte.

Special U. N. Session Sure   - Approval of Meeting ‘To Hear Palestine  Case Conceded; Will Probably Be in May

Senators Seek Hike In House Fund For Navy   Committee To Recommend $177,000,000 Increase After House Cut $370.000.000

Hurricane Busters Chase Freak Storm   Minor Tropical Storm Sneaks Into Gulf of Mexico

RENAUD ARRESTED ON REVOLT CHARGE IN PLOT IN FRANCE   Government Overthrow Is Reported Objective of Plot; Newspaper Doubts Plans Today.   ARMORED DIVISION MARCH SAID AIM

DEGAULLE AIDE HELD IN PLOT   ‘French Broadening Search For Collaborators

Col. Renaud Arrested by French Police   uizzed on Plans Of ‘Black Maquis’ To Stave Revolt

Indians Say Uncle Sam Owes Them $9,726,921 for Land Along Missouri

U.S. Aid For Latins Said Impractical   Marshall Reported To Have Cited Big Outlay For Europe

MARSHALL HAS TO REFUSE AID FOR NEIGHBORS   Latin Americans’ Told Resources Going To Europeans

Marshall Says Europe Committments Prevent Aid Now for Latin America

Marshall Calls on Argentine, Chile Ministers  _ American Secretary  in BAAeace

Heavy Burdens Of U.S. Cited   Marshall Talks With Chile,  Lenantine BMintetans:

Marshall Is Cool On Economic Aid In Latin America  Points to the Europea Plan as Requiring All

Marshall To Give Policy Outline  Will Address Brazil Meeting Today

ADDRESS ON POLICY SET TODAY  U. §, Said Reluctant To Extend Marshall Plan To All Americas

Marshall Talks With Delegates To Conference   Cites Heavy U.S. Econornic Outlays For European Aid

Makes Calls On Foreign Ministers   Likely to Explain How Deeply United States Is Already Involved In Economic Commi tments

TALK READIED BY MARSHALL   Secretary to Outline U. S. Policy on Assistance To Latin America ~

Marshall Calls ion Argentine, Chile Ministers   American Secretary to Address Conference Today

ARDMORE CALLS ON STATE LAV TO NIP FIGHTS   Violence Rages’ neor Bus Terminal——Strikers Attack Two O. T. C. Workers

VIOLENCE FLARES ~INBUS STRIKI   SHERIFF AT ARDMORE, OKLA. ASKS AID AFTER ATTACKS ON TWO MEN.

Troopers Sent To Ardmore   After Violence Flares At OTC Station With Two Employes Attacked

Farm Bureau Moves To Bar  Folsom’s APIA ppointees   Randolph Files Suit Questioning Right Of Gould Beech, Reuben Wright and Guy Lynn To Serve On Board Of Trustees Pending Their Confirmation By Senate

va SENTENCES   Defendants Cenvicted — of Plot to Overthrow Warsaw Reuime

TRIBUNAL RULES 3 POLES GUILTY   Count Grocholski, Two Others Convicted -of Treason, Sentenced To: Die

TWO SENTENCED To DEATH ON TREASON ‘CHARGE IN POLAND   Cha-zed With Being Members of Organization Plotting to Overthrow Government

BILL IS HIT BY N.Y, CROWD   Senate Approval of Labo:  Measure Expected  7 4

HEARINGS TO RESUME ON LIQUOR PERMITS   Seven Private Licenses Re voked Opening Day

Miners And Operators —~ Deadlocked   AGREEMENT WITH NORTHERN OWNERS HELD UPOVER  __ : LANGUAGE OF NEW CONTRACT

LEWIS DEMANDS LABOR LIABILITY ESCAPE CLAUSE   Dims Hopes For Resumption of Mining Tuesday

Lewis’ Demands For Safegu Against Certain Terms Of bor Bill Crushes Hopes Of sumption Tomorrow   ORGANIZED RESISTANCE TO NEW LABOR BILL SI

Negotations  Deadlocked   John L. Lewis And Union Coal Operators Disagree Over Phrasing of New Wage Contract Just Twelve Houre Before Deadline Is Reached.

Deadline for Contract Near; Slim Hope Seen   Lewis Demands Provision to Exempt Union from Suits Under New Labor Law

Lewis Demand Deadlocks Pact  Wants UMW Exemot   Wants UMW Exempt of New Law Liability

Lewis and Northern Coal  Operators Still At Odds  Freedom from Liability Under Labor Law is Stumbling Block

Britain Forgets: Austerity ; .  L hrongs Wait Outside e  Abbey ‘Lhrough Night “Lo See Roval Weddine

Crowds Hail Princess As Final Rehearsal Of Royal Wedding Is Held

SINGING, FROLICKING THOUSANDS JAM LONDON’S MISTY STREETS   British Forget Woes In Wedding Celebratior

London Crowds Wait Royal Wedding Today   Philip Made Duke Of Edinburgh; Thousands Line Route Of Procession

Sub-Committee O. K.s Bill Permitting Ex-G. I.s To Cash Leave Bonds

THANK YOU   Mr. Rudy Guerrero Three Sisters Store Convent & Lincoln: Laredo, Texas,

Mr. Rudy Guerrero Three Sisters Store Convent & Lincoln Laredo, Texas.

27 VENEZUELA PLANE VICTIMS DEAD IN CRASH   All Occupants Perish In Mountain Disaster As Wreckage Burns

Schools Of City Pian Graduations   Queens College President Will Deliver Senior High Commencement Sermon June 1

THREE ESCAPE INJURY   Crash Near Meadville Thursday Damages Vehicies

PLOSION, FIRE ROCK OIL PLANT   Cleveland Standard Oil Blaze Reported Under Control; Nobody Injured

MEETING TO OPEN TODAY _ Treaty Seeking Mutual Defense ~ Of Americas Sought At Parley

pis al   So Says Secretary Marshall « In Rio Statement On Arrival

Treaty Goal of  Americas Parley Marshall to Work fo   Marshall to Work fo: Stronger Hemisphere Defense Pact

U.S. Signs Pact Granting UNRRA Goods to Greece   Relief Supplies Worth 50 Millions Will Be Sent to Greek Government

Greece Gets $50,000,000 More From U.S,   Agreement Signed For Relief Supplies Bevond Aid Plan

Ailing Mother Of President Dies at 94   Death Comes While Son Is En Route To Bedside by Plane

[President's Mother Dies As Son Flies To Bedside From Washington

Whisky Tasters Don’t Like Stuff  Six Snort Samplers Work For U. S.  In Internal Revenue Laboratory

“Show Me The Way ‘To Go Home” Theme Song  U.S. Whisky Tasters Important Position

Wallace Likens Soviet Hungarian Coup To British Action in Greece; Says Red: Want Peace While U.S. Prepares for Wai

JEWISH WAR VETERANS OFFER ‘SERVICES IN THE HOLY. LAND   LEADER SAYS ORGANIZATION  WILL AID IN - RECRUITING  ~ PALESTINE _CONSTABU.—_ LARY  «

Senate Hikes Working Age To 16 Years   Controversy Over Tractor Gas Refund Crops Up Again In Chamber

Child Labor Bill Passed By Senal  eT a en . we bd   Tractor Gas Ruling Requested Of Court

WARNS EUROPE NEEDS HELP 10 COMBAT RUSSIA   Long-Range Program to Avoid Soviet Domination May Cost $20 Billion.

Marshall Requests Stop-Gap Aid for European Nations   $597, 000,000 Asked for Italy, France, Austria

Marshall Asks Congress F or 597 Millions In Relief F or Italy, France, Austria

Marshall Issues Warning To Congress; Asks For 597 Million Stop Gap Aid   Marshall Blames Soviet For Economic Chaos In Europe; Aid Earmarked For Italy, France, And Austria First.

ASKS AID FOR EUROPE   Half Billion For France, Italy And Austria

RequestsRelief Cash for Italy,  France, Austria  Save $597 000 000

The Story of a Soft-Hearted Guy Who Played the Dope Not Once But Two Times

Gallup People Asked To Help Meteorite Hunt   Last tour bread on the yaters-—- By Hal Boy!  Could Have Had Fortune, But Only Has Ulcer

GIVEN HISTORY LESSON   Cecil Howea Was Guest Speaker at Rotary Meeting Today

GERMANS BLAMED FOR FOOD CRISIS   Bevin Says British Troops May Try To Break Black Market

Secretary Bevin Puts Blame on Germans For  Country's Food Crisis

Food Crisis Is Fault  Of Germans, Bevin Says  Troops May Hunt  'For Black Market Food Held on Farm In British Zone

Two Young Philadelphia Couples Held After Pawling Robbery and Guntight with Pursuing Policeman

Fire Razes Elevators   Crookston and Cokato Grain Elevators Burn  Down Early Today

Indict Eisler For Contempt   Charged with Failure to Testify Before Congress

GRAND JURY INDICTS EISLER ON CONTEMPT   Alleged ‘No. 1 U. S. Red’ Ta Face Violation

Hungary Pushes Ahead ©   Poorly Paid Workers Boost Steel Output 39% in 5 Months Under National 2.VYear Plan *

by dag Fellows’ In The Balkans:  Russian-Dominate d Haninoe Keeps A Steel Mill

How ‘Little Fellows’ Live in Russian- Dominated Countries!     Workers in Hungary Not Much Interested in Communism

School Aid Bill Signed   63 Millions More Yearly Provided in New Measure

JOBLESS PAYMENTS EXCEED 40-MILLION   ‘Layoffs Declining Gevernor  Informed In Report By OfScaats

Portal Pay Would Wreck Industry,  Congress Hears   Senate Committee Told Bil lion Dollar Suits Would  Pose Crisis

Moscow Wants More Details On American Aid   Radio Moscow Urges Big Three To Seek Information On Extent Of Aid   SECOND SESSION OF MINISTERS STARTS

Palestine Fits Into New Policy   Holy Land is Land Bridge Between Asia And Africa

Legion Is Preparing To Score. Communism   Committee Calls It “Greatest Menace’ Facing U.S. In World Relations; Stronger National Defense To Be Urged.

Legion Turns Attention to U.S. Defense  Communism Called Greatest Menace

Stronger National Defense and Red Menace Are Emphasized as Legion Starts 29th National Convention

Serious Action Faces Le q  gionasires at New York  Convention   * COME FROM ALL POINTS      Call Communism “The _ Greatest  nace Facing

American Legion Convention Off On Serious Note  of 6 lc Bll   Hilarious Horseplay Not Neglected, But Problems Studied

isteuned Session   Serious Action Faces Le  gionnaires at New York Convention   COME FROM ALL POINTS   Call Communism “The Greatest Menace Facing Are 08

Nation's Defense Gets Top Billing At Legion Meet   Military Leaders, Legionnaires Urge Universal Training

Legion Opens Convention  In New York   National Defense and Communism Will Be Main Topics During Sessions of Annual Meeting.

Communism Said Greatest Menace Facing America  b.S ah ae fae Cana ave   Number Of Speakers To Be Heard At Legion Session

VETS CONVERGE UPON NEW YORK FOR BIG EVENT   Serious Note Underlies Hilarious Horseplay That Accompanies 29th Annual Convention Of Legionnaires In Metropolis.

GOVERNOR DEWEY FORMALLY OPENS LEGION CONVENTION; OTHER LATE NEWS OF TODAY

Legion Primed For Serious Matters, Fun   Pre-Convention Report Calls Communism Greatest Menace in Foreign Relations

Legion Convention Primed for Serious Action On Defense, Red Fight--Not All Hilarity

WALKOUTS SPREAD IN UNITED STATES: AT STEEL MAKING   Official Doubts Miers Will Return to Jobs Until After Vacation Period Ends.  ANTHRACITE MEN TOIN PROTESTS

INDUSTRY SEES. MORE SLASHES IN IRON-MAKING   210,000 Miners Quit In Pre-Vacation Walkouts

U. S. Steel Forced To Redu Jronmaking Operations In P: tsburgh-Youngstown  Distris By 13 Percent   ANTHRACITE MINERS JOINING IN STRIK

110,000 Diagers Protest New Law By Leaving Pits   Blast Furnaces Are Banked and Output of Plants Is Cut Back

Coal Shortage Forces Plants to Trim Operations   Pre-Vacation Walkout Spreads; Fear Long Shutdown if Contract Isn‘t.Sianed

INDUSTRY HIT AS FURNACES STOP WORKING   Half of the Nation's Soft Coal Diggers Now Out of Pits

Steel Output Slashed as — 210,000 Miners Continue  Walkout in Law Protest

225,000 Coal Diggers Quit In Pre-Holiday Protest Over Action On Labor Bill

MINE OTRIKE IN OOFT COAL HITS 210,000   Half of Industry Walks Out in Protest to TaftHariley Act

Cut Forced By Walkout Of Miners   210,000 Reported Idle In Protest Over Labor Law

Grim Outlook In Coal Mines Siamed For Cut   Miners’ Walkouts Spread To 10 States

Steel Production Cut 55 Per Cent   Manufacture Of Cars, Other Lines Will Be Greatly Curtailed

Forced By — Walkout Of. Coal Miners   225,000 MINE WORKERS HAVE NOW LEFT PITS IN PRE-VACATION  WALKOUT PROTESTING °  1AROR IAW

MORE MINERS IN PROTEST STRIKE   Doubt Expressed Miners Will Return To Work July 7

225,000 Quit Pits in Protest   Furnaces Banked as Wildcat Walkouts Slash Fuel Supply

‘Mine Strike Grows With 225,000 Out   Coal Supplies Caught Short Over Nation; Outlook Is Glum’

Wildcat Coal Strikes Protest Labor Control, Reduce Output 40 Pct.   Further Cuts In Steel And Other Indusrial Operations Expected To Result From Crim Outlook In Nation’s Coal Fields.

Production Slashed by Steel Mills   Depertment of Justice Hes Coal Walkouts Under Scrutiny.

MARSHALL ASKS MILITARY TRIPS   Congress Approval Of Small Missions To ‘Friendly Nations’ Sought

Viclims. Badly Burned After Truck Mishap  i A   Highway Blocked, Near Waxahachie By Leanina Fire

Victims Badly Burned After Truck Mishap  Highway Blocked, Near Waxahachie

OCCURS AT WAXAHACHIE   Huge Gasoline Transport Truck Catches Fire

Nineteen Killed — As 2 Trucks Crash Near Waxahachie   Toll in State’s Worst Wreck of Year May Be 23

Governor Lane  Stays To Bed   Has Throat Infection And Degree Of  D oypereerety

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Wanton Destruction  Of Potatoes Charged   Minnesota Republican Says Government Destroying Them In South While Others Being Imported From Canada At High Prices

UMW PONDERS CARTER BID TO DODGE ROYALTY   Titler Refers Proposal To National Offices At  Washington

Carter Makes Offer Reopen Clased Mines   UMW Considers Bonus Substitute For Welfare Toll

State C. of C. Flays Sheriff Fees System  _ peutilaGre Report Also Offers  Whee eedindtiameea fn Daad Binancine

Robert Taylor Plays Star Role In Red Probe  emer — airmal  Byeeentece Ewe

Actor Favors Outlawing of U8 Communist   ‘Tells Congress Probers ‘Hollywood Has Lots Of Pinks

Robert Taylor And Others Say Communism Gaining Headway In Movie World

Robert Taylor Gives Testimony  Has Seen Plenty On ‘Pink Side’ Deciarse

Takes Spotlight In Movie Probe; M-G-M Executive  Points at Writers

TOP WRITERS IN FILMS ARE CLAIMED REDS   M-G-M Executive Tell: Probers 10-15 Are  Communists

ACTOR TESTIFIES REDS’ DISRUPT GUILD MEETINGS   Asserts Communist Activities Are on Increase in Filmland.   HEARING ROOM JAMMED   Gary Cooper, Robert Montgomery Scheduled to Testify Today,

ROBERT TAYLOR IN STAR ROLE IN WASHINGTON   Actor Says He Has Seen Things On “Pink Side” In Hollywood   MOVIE WRITERS ARE CALLED COMMUNISTIC

TAYLOR SEES MORLEY THRU PINK GLASSES   Disrupting Influence At Guild Meetings Described Vividly

Actor Taylor Testifies at Hearing on Reds   Says Actors’ Guild Often Disrupted By Communists

Reds Claimed Active In Hollywood Circles   Robert Taylor Charges Disturbing’ Influences Created In Hollywood 

MOVIE BUSINESS HAS “PINK SIDE,” ACTOR DECLARES   Robert Taylor Says Communists Have Stepped Up Activities in Hollywood in Recent Years.   EVIDENCE OF SPYING : PROMISED BY THOMAS   Committee Chairman Asserts _ Records of 79 Persons With Subversive Links Will Be Revealed.

Robert Taylor Tells Findings At Inquiry   Probe Chairman Says Many with Subversive Links in Film Capital

Thomas Says Evidence Is All At Hand   Robert Taylor Has Star Role As Film Testimony Goes On

‘Pink’ Side of Pictures Told  House Prok ors  Thomas Promises Spy   Thomas Promises Spy Activities Will Be Uncovered at Hearing

HIO SENATOR ANSWERS  _. TRUMAN BLAST BY. CALL‘ING HIM "“INCONSIST ! ENT"—DENIES PRICE’  CHARGE f

Teen-Aged Gunmen Kill Police Officer; Wound Two Others   Shootings Occur In Hammond, Ind., When Officers Approach Stolen Car

AREA MASONS MEET IN CITY  Warning Sounded On Threat Of Materialistic Philosophy To U. S.

ol Biss Ts AREA MASONS MEET IN CITY  Warning Sounded On Threat Of Materialistic Philosophy To U. S.

$5 Million Blaze at Pier  in New York   One of Mest Serious Marbor Fires In History at Pier 57

‘Term N.Y. Pier Blaze “Greatest” in History   Estimate Damage at Over 5 Million Mark-— 115 Firemen Iniuvred

Union Urges Widespread Use Of Phones  q A P A peg Calls ae Rieti ‘Plea eee eae ee

Union Urges Widespread Use Of Phones  4’ @ Ww Wi ac we cn cte wr 4:88 Gd _ 4. BW 4%.... Das... “1...  -..°?8 ©. 4

HIS CONFESSION SHOWS A THIRD MAY HAVE DIED   Body of P. J. Sclmeider’s Beaten Victim: Not Found :

‘Boycott’ By Soviet Hits UN’s Probes   Lessens Authority Of Decisions; Seen Variation Of Veto

hussians use New Tactics o Hamstring U.N. Group Substitute Boycott For Veto To Balk  Tree. ._,* =...  £

BOYCOTT FOR VETO IN RED U.N LINEUP   Soviet Not To Play With Balkan.  Cnn wnteeiar

REDS CHANGE VETO TACTIC   Use Boycott In Effort To Minimize Authority Of Decisions By U. N.

Soviet Boycotts  Minimize United   Russian Refusal To Participate In Work Of Various Commissions Seen As Amounting To New Version Of The Veto Weapon

$20,000,000 Asked For Pay Increases   Budget Tops Current    Period By $18,605,846

T akes Issue —  On Two “Moot   (Questions   ADVOCATES GOVERNMENT RADIO BROADCASTING ABROAD AND _ UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING.

Train Youth, Marshall Says   Military Program And World Broadcasting Urged By Secretary

Military Training Essential to U.S, Marshall Asserts   i New Secretary of State Also  Challenges Congress on i Broadcast Issue   MUST COVER EARTH ~ WITH TRUTH, HE SAYS   Promises to Play Active and Full Part in Peace Settlements

MARSHALL ASKS FOR BROADCASTS BY U.S, GOVT.   Sec. of State Also Endorses Military, Training

Gen. Marshall Asks Military Training Plan   Call for ‘Positive’ Power to Back Up U. S. Forcign Policy

Universal Mili  T e e Is Favored   Also Announces His View-on Government  Broadcasting oad to Spread the Truth

Secretary of State Requests Universal Military Training   Also Asks Gov't Broadcasting to Be Carried on

Also Urges U. S. Broadcasts Overseas   Opposes Starting Disarmament Until Peace Is Signed

Sergeant Declares Hirshberg Struck ‘Him in P.W. Camp   James E. Edwards Declares : ‘He’ ‘Went for. Drink of.” : Wi er; Was - ‘His _ 3 Race

Soviet Move Is Defeated  rm ....st 2... BD...   Proposal For Press Control Is Rejected Be LIN Committee

SOVIET PLAN TURNED DOWN VOTE, 34-6   Proposal Would Have Required Gov' Controlled Press

RUSSIAN PROPOSAL UN WARMONGERS IS REJECTED TODAY   Move Asking for Control of Press Is Refused in Overwhelming Vote by Organization.   PLAN IS PUT DOWN BY TOTALS OF 34-6

U.N. Rebuffs Red Slap at Free Press   Move to Impose Controls Loses In Hot Session

UN Rejects Red Press Curb Move   Soviet Gag-Rule Proposal  Is Defeated 34 to 6

U.N. Votes Down Red Proposal   Would Have Imposed Obligation to Expose Fascism, Warmongers

Soviets Lose Fight To Bar  Free Press   Plan Would Have Imposed On Press Obligation To Expose ‘Warmongers’

Russia Loses in United Nations Vote on Press   Proposal for Expose of ‘“‘Warmongering”’ Defeat ed Overwhelmingly

Veterans’ Bonus To he Submitted To State Voters  Legislature Votes Plan; Democrais Will Fighi Sevaral Financing Ideas

MARION CO. STILL SHORT OF GOALIN BOND PURCHASES   Ranks 29th in State With 90 Pct. of Quota Reached

Boom Stopped In April, Says  CommerceDept   Business Activity Leveled Off at a High Rate

Seek Windsor Bank Bandits   Jittery Pair Takes About $40,000 from Canadian Bank

Police In Ontario Hunt  Bank Robber:  Daylight Holdup   Daylight Holdup Nets Bandits $40.000 Sum

Jittery Bandits Snatch $40,000 In Bold Daylight Raid On Bank   Two Stage Canada’s First Bank Holdup In Years; Police Tighten Net Arniund OCintarin City

2 BANDITS ~ WINDSOR BANK   Snatch $40,000 In Daring Canadian Daylight Raid

SEEK CANADIAN BANK ROBBERS   Police Tighten Net on Pair Who Took $40,000

Mother Will Be Allowed To Have Child Part Time  Court Modifies  Divorce Decree  Arawrriseccg f ‘seentmarier

Mother Will Be Allowed To Have Child Part Time  Court Modifies  - Divorce Decree  DR acpawsteca (wreck moles

House Group Roasts Surplus Goods Disposal   Committee Charges Bungling and Graft

Yacht Murder. Case Slated To Be Given Jury   ‘Overell Trial In Its: Final ‘Stage; Jury Will Begin Deliberations In Santa Ana Court

Quake Shakes West Coast Area  Moderately Severe — Shocks Recorded

Wisconsin Killers Start Life Terms   Crime Called Most Brutal «In State's. History

YOUNG KILLERS ENTER PRISON   Wisconsin Justice Speedy for Slayer-Rapists

DECISION ON MAJOR ISSUE “TS FORECAS'   CABINET MEETING OF ‘REC. ORD LENGTH THIS MORNING AT WHITE HOUSE

CHIEF EXECUTIVE AND CABINET IN LENGTHY SESSION   Prepares Decision On Necessity For Congress To Meet

Chief Executive Meets Cabinet, Then Leaders   President May Go * Beyond Aid And Deal With Russian Problem

Clay Foresees New « Attempt fo Solve « German Problems: *   Another Attempt For Four-Power Solution Predicted

ALLIES PLAN TO DELAY MERGER   Of Zones in Germany; Will Try For 4 Power Pact

Settlement on 4-Power Basis To Be Sought   No Attempt Now to Establish Full Scale Adminis tration With British

CON NALLY ‘FOR, '-O"DAN IEL ‘AGAINST’ Senate Confirms Lilienthal As Atomic Board Chairman

Senate Confirms Lilienthal Head Of Atomic Grou   50-31 Vote Climaxes Eleven Weeks of Dispute

LILIENTHAL == IS CONFIRMED BY SENATE, 50-31   11 Weeks Of Debate On Atomic Commission  Leader Is Ended

HILL GETS UF A aGGtoobh TO GOVERNOE   Would Amend Constitution to Provide Program in Emergency.

Approve Bill To Prevent  a Governor Controversy   Measure Wins 100-0 In Iowa House, Is  Sent To Senate For Study  i

TORNADO KILIS 4 IN OKLAHOMA   Farm Home Demolishec With Easter Reunion In Progress

Like Grand Jury, Says Eisenhower   Of Army Investigation of Troop Morale in Italy

Brass Rail Footrest May Return to Cradle of Prohibition in Maine

MAINE RETURNS TO BRASS Rall   Men Only Served Beer  And Ale, Standing  At Bars

MAINE PLANS RETURN TO “BRASS RAIL” BAR   Governor Signs Measure Providing Local Option on Sale in Taverns to Men Only.

Experts Begin Investigation Of Air Crashes   Presidential Board Appointed After 146 Persons Meet Death

Truman Looks to Aviation Panel For Ways to Make Air Travel Safer

Board To Probe Air Crashes And Safety-Problem.   Truman Names Experts  To Check Into Air  Tas wel,

Plane Safety Is Purpose of Panel  President Appoints Experts to Study

Experts To Study Air Travel Safety  President Appoints J. M. Landis Head

Cities Continue Fuel Oil Fight   Conservation Seen As Best Measure To Solve Shortage

Showdown Between Western Powers, Russia fs Forecast   Security Council Schedules Vote on United States Proposal for Border Commission in Balkans

U.N. Delegates Believe Reds, Western Powers to Reach Balkan Showdown This Week

Balkan Climax Slated in U.N.   Security Conncil to Vote On Boarder ‘Guard?

Showdown On Balkans Is Fxpeeted In UN   Will Come On Vote Set Up

Showdown Due This Week on  Balkan Issue   Soviet Delegates May Announce Russian Position on Tuesday

SHOWDOWN ON BALKANS NEAR   Russia, Western Power: Head Toward Test Vote  Over Border Comm.

Curopean Crisis, High Food Costs Will Be Studied   Ban On Speculation in Grain Markets Is Reauested

Congress Group Wants to Know Why “Yellow” Officials Don’t Prosecute Four Teamster Thugs.

Prosecutors To Be Called By Committee   Failed To Act In Dairy Violence,  Labor Group Told

Authorize Funds for 4 Projects   Murphy Serves Warning South Side Must. Get Substantial Share of Sewer Funds First.

10 Dead.as ~ House Topples   Seven Stary Structure Collapses in Milan

Michaelsen Farn Sale Wed., Will.  ison Sale on Sat.   RAUSCH SPOTTED POLAND GILT SALE POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY, FEB, 21.

GM Reported Near Pay Pact With Worker:   UnionDemand Claimed Cut As Conferees Parley At Night Session

On Tenure Bl  White Canfidean   White Confident of Maiority For Victory

Expects Senate To Pass Bill Limiting Presidents To Nine Years In Office

DREW PEARSON SAYS: — PRESIDENT TRUMAN RIVALS HOWARD HUGES AS AIR PIONEER; SECRETARY KRUG URGES CONSERVATION OF OUR NATURAL WEALTH;  CONGRESSMAN GAMBLE PROTECTS HIMSELF AT VET“RPRARrS ER@PERAIGCH.

LARAINE’S DIVORCE UPHELD BY COURI   ‘Marriage to “Lippy” No’ Valid in California

But Decree In Mexico Ruled Voic   Judge Sees No Evidence Of Collusion in Case Involving Durocher.

LARAINE DAY'S DIVORCE UPHELD   Judge Says Mexican Decree ‘‘a Nullity”

LARAINE’S DIVORCE VALID IN CALIFORNIA   Court Considers Mexico Decree A ‘Nullity’

Syrian Troops Encamped on Frontier   Forces Equipped With Armored Cars, Biq Weapons

\Arabs, Units Of Regaue, Aleried; Britich Te Quit itely Lend HU. &. Falis Te Find Cuibahle Catertian

ACTION FIRST IN THREAT OF ARAB STATES   Troops Ready to Move Into Holy Land If British Leave

Syrians Move To Border Of Palestine,  Jews Report  Other Movements Of Arab Soldiers Toward Holy Lan  A VRs,..lhUThKN

Hagana Gets Prepared to Face Attacks   Forces Are Close to _ Agricultural Groups  jo Hale land

Heavily Armed Troops Taking Up Positions Near Jewish Villages   Units Of Zionist Defense Forces Called Out To Patrol Frontier

Near Border Of Palestine, Says Report   Have Armored Cars And Heavy Weapons: Forces Are Alerted

HEAVILY ARMED SYRIAN TROOPS NEAR PALESTINE   Reports Say Arabs, Jews Alerted Along Border; Polish Embassy Bombed

Jews Say Troops Camped on Border   Bomb Thrown *At Polish Consulate

Legislators Debate Dry Law Repeal   Kansas House Hopes To Take Roll Call On Prohibition Repeal Thursday

Liquor. Debate Is On —   Will Vote Tomorrow ‘On Resubmission of Resolution; Predict  A Narrow Race

Kansas House Passes Anti-Loan Shark Bill   Measure Approved by 107 Votes---Expecied Opposition Fode<

House Okays Loan Bill   Measure Would Curb “Black Market” Loan Sharks In Kansas

-—-COMMUNISM— Governor’s Testimony  Stirs Feud  Deny Communists fClanter! Tle?  “nia wr aire aoa eae

Union Leaders Rap Testimony (On Red Influence   Michigan Governor Says Communists Have Contro! Of Central Unions

UAW Leadership Attacks Sigler   Communism Charges . Before Committee Declared False

UMW CHIEFS HIT RED CHARGES   Deny U. S. Communists ir Control of Union

Red Domination Of Union Hotly Denied by UAW   Sigler’s Testimony Before House Flayed By Thomas, Addes

UAW Heads Deny Red  Dominance   Hit Testimony Against Union As ‘Reactionary’

Reuther Raps Sigler On Red Control Charge   UAW Chief Says Governor Of Michigan Taking Part In. Drive On Liberals and Unions

UAW. TOP LEADERS TAKE ISSUE OVER COMMY STATEMENT      Chiefs Deny They Are Unde Control of Reds in Union . *Rulersh’s

Sigler's Charges Blasted As False   Union Leaders Deny Communist Links

COP CAPTURES STH DISTRICT   Lichtenwalter Is Winner In Battle With Storch For  Seat in Congress

Taft-Hartley:  Law Repeal Man Deteated   Democrat Beaten By Lichtenwalter For Congress Seat

Lichtenwalter Is Winner In Pennsylvania  Taft-Hartley Law Foe Far Behind

GOP CANDIDATE DEFEATS STORCH FOR HOUSE SEAT   Lichtenwalter Named In Eighth District Over Labor-Backed Opponent

GOP Candidate Wins In Pennsy  Lichtenwalter Cops Conaressional Seat

GOP Is Winner In Pennsy Vote   Labor-Backed Candidate Who Advocated Repeal ; Of Taft-Hartley Law Defeated By Subctantial Adarnin

Complete Check Of War Profits Brewster’s Aim   Contracts Net 31 Billions      flammittoe Paarl States

300 TREATED IN ONE HOSPITAL AT PINE BLUFF   Many Families Wiped Ou In Southern Disaster; ~ Twister Levels Bridges

ARKANSAS STORM. — - CLAIMS 31 VICTIMS      Hundreds Homeless In W Wake Of Twister  Through One Of South’s Heaviest . Ponulseted Plantatinn Dawtama ae

Injuries In Twister Run  To Hundreds   Homeless Estimate ‘Over 500°; 300 In A Single Hoanital

Farming Area Is Hit Hard By Twister   Pine Bluff Barely Escapes From Major Effects of Storm

Storm Cuts 20-Mile Path Skirting Pine Bluff Area; Scores of Persons Hurt

TORNADO KILLS 31; HUNDREDS ARE HOMELESS   Rich Arkansas Plantation Country Leveled By ‘Twister’

[Destructive Twister Hits Agricultural Community; 31 iKlled, Hundreds Hurt

In Addition to Known Dead Police Report Farmer and His Family are Wiped out; Hospitals Full.

Many Are Injured Near Pine Bluff; Officials Expect — Larger Death List On Complete Check

Scores Hurt: At Least 500 Are Homeless  Taxis, Autos Rush Injured To Hospital

Tornado Kills 34; Hundreds Are Homeless   Twister Races Through Populous..Plantation Region

OER EL LEE LTT , NE E GE ST CH  The Heat's On, Chicago Hoodlums Scan Timetables for Healthier Climates

CHICAGO GANGSTER GLEANUP APPEARS 10 BE SUCCESSFUL   Familiar Characters Go to Florida, California ‘for Health’ After Orde by Police Head.   TRIAL TESTIMONY CAUSE OF ACTION

INKERS HELD MEETING MONDA'   Bradford, Tioga And Potter County Banks Were Represented.

War Dead Train Heads For East   Kansas City First Stop; Another Train Leaving Tomorrow.

Bodies of All But One Miner Are Recovered   Multiple Inquiries Ordered; Burial of “Dead Is Started 

e The Weather   Bodies of All but One Of 111 Miners Killed In Explosion Recovered

Grim Search for Victims of Mine Blast Nears End   Only One Body Still Missing, With Death Toll Standing at 111

MEXICAN HEAD IN ADDRESS TO ‘JOINT SESSION   Tells Congress Mexico U.S,, Must Remain Strong 1

Aleman Says Two Nations Need Strength   MEXICAN PRESIDENT IN TALK TO CONGRESS TODAY

Aleman Addresses Joint Session. of VJ. §. Conaress   Says U. S. and Mexico Must Remain Strong:

Mexican Leader Hails Unity of lJ. §. and Mexico   Aleman Calls for Strength ‘In Heart’ And Military Might

ALEMAN OPPOSES ~ ISOLATION POLICY   Tells Congress U. S. and Mexico Must Remain Strong

oes veh CONGRESS   Says. U. S. and " Mexico. Must Both - Remain. Strong

Solidarity Vital To Keep Americas ‘Free, Aleman Says   U-S--and Mexico Must Stax : Strong in Military Might, He Tells Congress

Aleman Calls For Milifary Might  Weak Democracy Is Bait For Dictators

AlemanTalks  To Congress  oo   Mexican President Calls For Unity

U. S., Mexico Urged to ‘Keep Strong   President Aleman Addresses U.S. Conaressmen

JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS      Solidarity of Two Countries Is Stress ed by Mexica n President.

AUSTRIAN PACT ~ DRAFT FINISHED   Stormy Council Sessions Expected Over Work of Deputies

Deputies Finish Work On Articles Of Austrian Pact   Predict Many Stormy Ses. sions Before Big Four Council Reaches Acreement   COMPROMISE IS ONLY SOLUTION

DEPUTIES END TREATY WORK   Austrian Pact Expected Tc Encounter Trouble In Big 4 Talks

aby Walter Shead WNU Corrependont   Lobbies Have Spent Million Dellars on 80th Congress

m= By Wolter Shead . WNU Correspondent   vr  1616 Eye St.. N. W Lobbies Have Spent Million Dollars on 80th Congress

Huge Modernization Plan For Two Big Vesta Mines   J. & ZL. President Announce: Consolidation Plans For Vesta 4. 5

Flood Curb Deep On Street West Of State Capitol   Massive Missouri River Spreads Out Two Miles From Bluff to Bluff; Total Damage to State Roads and Bridges Will Be Enormous From Floods That Close Fifty Highways

Two-Mile Wide Spread From’ Bluff to Blut   BULLETIN   More. Jeff City.” Residents Forced To- Leave Homes

Flood Waters Roll Into. Jefferson City   Missouri's Capitol on Edge of ‘Big: Lake’, With River Surging From Bluff to Bluff; Highway Damage in State Will Be ‘Enormous’

Wage Offer to Be Made Soon SW Bell Co. Official Asserts  Conciliator to Meet Zasyv tet , . ee oo io ae   Conciliator to Meet With Groups; Call  Joint Session

Wage Offer to Be Made Soon SW Bell Co. Official Asserts   Conciliator to Meet With Groups; Call  Joint Seaccian

f REPEAL OF PAIR ORDER   udit Shows Water epartment Profit 47.657 for Year

t REPEAL OF FPAIR ORDER   epartment Profit 5,657 for Year  be Shows Water

State, County Join In Raids Near Tulsa   Hit Rogers, County Spots, Seize Liquor, Receipts; “Syndicate’ Had Been Rumared

STRESSES SAFETY ANGLE IN COURSE   Hanson Says Drivers Must Realize Car Is Potential Death Weapon   ITO PASS ON LESSONS

Hanson Says Drivers Must Realize Car Is Potential  Death Weapon   TO PASS ON LESSONS

Greece Asks Highest Level’ of Reparation:   Compensation Sought In Shortest: Possible Time: Note Presented

Greeks Seek Full Share Of Reparations   Demand Payments From Germany Commensurate With the Ruin Wrought By Nazis

GreeksDeman¢ Highest Level Of German Pay   Note to Deputies Asks Reparations In Material, Stock, Cash

GREECE 1S ASKING   Highest Possible Pay. Sought From Germany; Note Is Given Deputies

Soviet Stand Against Small Nations Seen Nearing Test   Big Four Deputies To Hear Australia Give Treaty Views

NOTE CALLS FOR REVISION OF 1946 PARIS AGREEMENT   Memorandum Asks "Pay: ‘ments to Include 500,000 Tons of Con} Annually

Greeks Want All They Can Get from Germany   Seek “Highest Possible level” of Reparations. Desire Oujck Payment

Greece Wants Reparations From Germany   Showdown Due Soon On Part Small Nations Wil! Play

Greece Seeking Big Sum  Wants Germany   Wants Germany  To Pay Off

Peace Treaty Scope Argued   Russia Opposed To Full Participation By Small Powers

Seck Reparations ’ayments, Germany   Greece Sought to Exact High: est Possible Level of Payments,

Greeks Demand Reich Payments  Australia Wants Place At Treaty Sessions

Greece Asks  Reparations  Wants Highest Possible  Levy From Germany -..  @6F... Piaasawene

Brewster Intends To Reveal Data On Arabian Oil   Accuses Firms of Seeking to Prevent Release of Records

Brewster  Hits Oil, State Tie   Companies Accused of Seeking to Cloak Cables on Trade

8 INJURED IN RT. 9 ACCIDENT   ‘Autos Crash Head-On Sat. - urday Night: Patrol Arrests Three

lowa Corn Crop This Year Will Be Below 1946   Can’t Replant Flooded Acres.

Accord Seen OnFreedom For India  British Proposal To Be Broadcast  a ne. ee ee

British Ready to Transfer Power To Indian Hands   Announcement of Details Promised Soun.

Tension Rises In India While  Leaders Confer   Program For Withdrawal Of British Presented By Mountbatten; No Decision Given

Independence Plan Will Be Made Public   Mountbatten Confers Against Background  Of Tenacness

India Tense As Important Talks Begin   Britain Plans To Surrender Power

French Utility Seizure Pends As Strike Move  Warker Maohbiizatio   Worker Mobilizatior Held Authorized by Emergency Decree

LAUNCHES BUCK BRITISH FLOODS   Food Taken To Villager Trapped On Second Floors Of Homes

FLOODED BRITISH TOWNS SENT FOOD   LAUNCHES TAKE BREAD AND MILK TO AREAS WHERE 2,000 ARE TRAPPED.

SENATORIAL ‘COURTESY’ PLAN BLOCKS ALIEN. DEPORTATIONS   MORE THAN 100 ALIENS OF. _,DERED DEPORTED cal “IN FRE U, &, THROUGH  COURTESY

Alien Ouster Hamstrung  By Senate   Deportation Move Being Stalled

CRISIS AIMED AT MARSHALL   Developments in France and Italy Believed Aimed Deliberately at Embarrassing Secretary 0! State Marshall in His Negott. ations with Russia.

FALION UNION MARKING TIME   CIO Group Will Meet Monday With Company Officials

EUROPE BELIEVES WAR IS INEVITABLE,  EGISLATOR TOLDON 16-NATION TOUR

Rescue Parties Rushed To Islet Swept By High Seas;. INo Casualties Reported

Stormy Seas Swirl Across Palmyra Atoll   Islanders Survive First Deluge; Storm Lashes Other Areas

Confer With Expert On Hospital Problems      President Signs Measure Giving Greek-Turkish Aic

Truman Signs Many Measures   “Approves Measure To Ap- propriate Funds For  Greco-Turkish Aid

140,000 Phone Workers File Strike Notices   At Least 31 States Are Involved

File 30-Day Notice With  Government   140,000 Workers to Be Affected; Minnesota Among Those on List

Telephone Workers File Strike Notice   23 States Effected By Latest Pians

100,000 Telephone Workers in 23 States File 30-Day Strike Notices   No Action Taken to Date by Workers in New Encland Area

Phone Workers Posting 30-Day Strike Notices   ‘100,000 Prepare To Walk Out In 23  Gente.

SPRING STRIKE OVER CONTRACT IS THREATENED   Telephone Workers Post 30-Day Strike Notices In 35 States To Meet Legal Requirement Should A Walkout Be Order ed.

Phone Workers Filing 30-Day Strike Notices   Prepare For Possibility Of Breakdown In Pay  Hike Negotiations.

10,000 File Notice With Government   “Mere Formality”, According To Union Spokesman

Union Files Telephone Walkouts   ‘Coordinated Program’ Planned for 100,000 Workers as Formality  So. Be wetinttinme   May Come in April   [No Aetion Is Expected  Until April, Union  Offieer Save

a a  Telephone Strike Notice Filed  can MAA lal chen me tn DE Chatac Banrecentad in 'Mere Formoality’   IOWANS ARE REPRESENTED   Spokesman Declares Notice Doesn’t Mean Nevotiations Ended

Phone Strike Notices Filed   100,000 Workers In 23 States Involved -

UNION OFFICIALS SAY NOTICES ARE ‘MERE FORMALITY’   STRIKE IS UNLIKELY BEFORE APRIL IF NEGOTIATIONS FAIL

File Strike ‘Notices   Kansas Among States To Be Hit By Possible Telephone Walkout

Strike Notices Are Filed By Phone Workers   Arkansas Employes Are Included In Move By Union

PHONE WORKERS IN 31 STATES FILE 30-DAY STRIKE NOTICES   Over 140,000 Affected In Case Wage Negotiations Break Down Later

Telephone Union Sets Strike Call   Serves Notice Of Walkout If Negotiation Fails

’Phone Strike Notices  On File   Threat Of Walkout In 30 Days Sent From 100,000

Texas One Of 35 States Affected   Wage Demands In Current Talks Vary Greatly

oThirty-day Strike Notices Filed by  Telephone Union Affects More Than

Phone Union Set for Action   Workers in 23 States File Strike Notices

Phone Strike Notices Filed in 23 States   Called Formality in Case Negotiations Break Down

N WOE AREA   Thirty-Day Notices Filed in at ’ Least 35 States By Thousands of Warkers   [NEGOTIATIONS EXPECTED “TO PREVENT WALKOUTS

File Phone Strike Notices   Mississippi Among 35 States Threatened With Walkout

PHONE UNION NOTICES OF STRIKE FILED   Thirty-Day Notices on Behalf of More Than 100,000 Workers in 23 States Are Part of a National Program.

Sheriff Shoots As 2 Suspects Pull Gun, Flee   Search Started; Believe One Wounded by Independence Officer

HUNT ESCAPE GUNMEN IN IOWA   Pair Pulls Gun on Sheriff at Independence

HEARINGS HIT AT LIQUOR ADS   Church, Temperance Leaders Support Capper Bill

STEPS TAKEN TO BAN ALL LIQUOR ADS   Churchmen, Temper: ance Leaders Back Up Plans of Senator Capper.

State Legion Will Name Commander   Pittsburgh Thronged for Big Parade This Afternoon

Altland Acting Health Officer  _ Governer Removes DeKleine From Post

Sigler Fires Dr. DeKleine   Dr. J. K. Altland Is Appointed Acting Director by Governor

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ROYAL WEDDING IS STALLED OFF   Reds Delay Approval Of King Mihai’s Marriage To Princess Anne

Record Budget Set Up by Premier Stalin   Industrial Fund Is Given  Huge Increase *

PRESIDENT IS TO SPEAK TODAY _  Real Family Christmas Will Be-On Whife House Program

Tramans Gather For Yule Party At White House   ‘Past Two Christmases Spent  With President’s Late i Mother in Missouri

AP Exec Assails ‘Freedom Of the Press’ Group For Possible News Censoring

AP Director Cooper Charges  Strange Assault On U. S. Press In Speech To Newspapermen

Industrywide Bargaining Is Main Issue   Solons Will Fight To Keep Bill Mild

Shift in Senate Strengthens Labor Bill Power Over Veto   Believe Congress Will Muster Enough Votes t Raat Triman Artinn: ~

Sentiment Shift Adds Strength To Outlook For Republicans Bill   Senate Follows 68-24 Vote For Passage 0} Measure By Namnig Conferees Ready To Fight More Drastic House Bill.

Senate to Stand Firm On Own Labor Setup  Prospects for Overriding Veto Strencthened by Developments

Senate Strength Assures Adoption  Of Labor Measure   ‘Shift in Sentiment Give:  Congress Support to Override Veto   JOINT COMMITTEE WILL STUDY BILLS   House Conferees Indicate Willingness to Yield to Softening

Proponents Are Strong In Voting   Senate Sentiment Shifts Over In Late Developments

Perhaps Not This Fiscal Year ....  Hope Dims For Tax Reduction Prior To July 1

Chances Fade For Tax Slash Before July 1   Fear Making Cut Retroactive Would Unbalance Budget

Tax Cut Might Be Good in July      First of Menth Might Be Designated Recause Fiseal Year. Starts

Prospects Fade ued mnmnotiate Ta ax f aen  *. a ahs gabe Wah! Bb ao fag -_. ge. ee sh.

Chances Fade For Tax Cut  Study Being Made   Study Being Made To Determine Date

“Tnvasion”  Repulsed By Greeks, Push Enemy Back   4500 Soldiers Bear Down on Guerillas, 2000 Strong Trying to Get Into Albania

MARS. HALL, 82, "TKEN BY DEATH   Funeral Services Will Be Conducted Here On Thursday.

MRS. COWEN, 68 SUCCUMBS HERE   Funeral Services Will Be Held in Linton Tuesdays Afternoon,

Phone Arbitration Plan Offered   Schwellenbach Asks Decision by 5 Today

BOMBER CRASH __ KILLED THREE      [ARMY AIRMEN. DIE/IN- CRASH: " QF BOMBER ‘AND SINGLE-—  ENGINE TRAINING PLANE

New Legislation On Sugar Asked   OPA Points to Change For Industrial Use

Says Industrial Sugar Users Will Need New Law  lf Rationing Program Is To Continue

3 MEN ESCAPE DEATH; RESCUE TRIES SPEEDED   Abandoned Undersea Tunnels Combed For Victims

U. S. Remaps German Boundaries, Giving  Ruhr To Berlin, Upper Silesia To Poland

US. Program For Germany Retains  Ruhr In Borders   Boundary Proposals Are Likely To Be Submitted To Parley Today.

US Wants Ruhr, Silesia in Reich   Other European States Would Have Hand in Administering Areas

Boundary Plan For Reich Seen At Big 4 Meet   Reported U. §. Program To Keep Ruhr In German Zone and Silesia In Poland:

U. S. Policies in Reich Are Attacked  Severe Strain Is        ause Disagreement

U.S. Policies in Reich Are Attacked   Severe Strain Is Caused by Disagreement

US. POLICIES UNDER ATTACK   Conflict With Russia Over Procedures in Germany  Breaks Forth Anew

U.S. Getting Set To Take Over Big Chunk Of Britain’s German Occupation Costs

Occupation Costs Increase for U. S.   Nation May Pay Heavier Share OFf Britain’s Burden In Germany

Pleas By English Bring U. S. Help   American Dollars Needed To Defray  Occupational Cost

STASSEN SAYS GOP RACE IS NOW WIDE OPEN   To Stage Drive for Delegates in April 6 Wisconsin Primary

U.S. To Take More Costs  In Germany  Action Taken Taq Meet Criai«

MIDWEST GETS WARM, NOT HOT   Great Lakes Region Cool; Showers Fail To Help Crops

RITES FOR MRS, rHOMAS   Funeral Held. Monday at Sumner for Cunningham Resident

Sex-Crazed Talented Musician, 28, Is Shot To Death By His Mother

Mother Kills Sex-Crazed ° Musician-Son   Falented Youth Shot To Prevent Advance: Upen Other Women

Sees Action As Real Aid To World Security   Says Economic Conflict And Trade Wars Set Stage for Political Disunity   World Trade Week Opens   Success Depends Upon: Co. operation Of All 18 Trading Nations Represented

Stresses Need Of Unity Among Trading Nations   Secretary Of State Calls For Accord On Proposed Trade Organization; Clay: ton Comine For Talk

Marshall Asks Agreement on  Trade Charter  eecal a soar wk Sea   Secretary of State Emphasizes Need for Unity Among Peoples

Marshall Urges Trade Congress Charter Passage   World Organization Said Stability, Security Force

CORONER PLANS ACCIDENT PROBE   Five Teen-agers Killed ir Auto Collision

British Flood Waters Spread   Battered King dom Counts 15 Dead, High Property Damaqe- -

Battered Britain Fights Floods And Hurricane  Large Areas Affected;  New Storms Expected Ae Pyeath Teall Wwe 15

BIGGEST ARMADA OF PEACETIME B-295 SHOWN   135 Huge Planes Come From All Over Country For Aerial Parade

Salvation Army Aids Red Cross in Feeding and Clothing Those in Need In Texas City Explosion and Fire

Arabs Threaten To Walk Out on ~ Uhited. Nation:   Scviet, Polish Demands to Study Independence Issue Rejected

Arabs Defeated in Attempt to Force Independence Talks   Walkout, Threat Reiterated in UN Assembly

Arabs Lose Palestine Plea Today   Attempts to Have Independ ent State Formed Defeated in UN Meeting

ARABS LOSE AGAIN IN U.N. MOVES   Efforts to Bring Up Independence Question Quashed

ARAB STATES LOSE ANOTHER FIGHT IN U.N   leaders Threaten tc Walk Out; Victory  For Jews

UN Rejects Arab Effort to Create ‘Palestine ‘State’   Political Action Committee Also Balks Russian Proposals

Arab States. Threatening To Quit UN   Two Moves to Korce Consideration of the Independence of Palestine ‘Defeated.

US. Outlines Project To Irrigate 800,000  Acres of Land in Greece

SUGAR RATIONING IS UP TO CONGRESS   ‘Program Now Is under Cloud Of Legal Decisions

SUGAR RATION PROGRAM UP TO CONGRESS   Administration to Seek Removal of Legal Cloud

Seek Legislation To Lift Cloud On  Sugar Rationing   Appeals Court Grants Sta} Of Execution Which   Temporarily Main  tains Rationing

R RATI PROGRAM UP TO CONGRESS   Administration to Seek Removal of Legal Cloud - . -

AT UNION SERVICES   The Rev. H. M. Sipple Wil! Bring Message Sunday Evening

PULLMAN SERVICE RATES INCREASED   New Schedule Goes Into  Effect on Oct. 1.

Marshall Warns  Situation Grave In Europe Row  Tells Committee In Secret Session U. S. Must Be on Alert

POWER SETUP —MOVE-STARTS   BRITISH LABOR GOVERNMENT “PROPOSES PUBLIC OWNER= ~~ SHIP. OF ELECTRIC: POWER INDUSTRY: 

SECRET PACTS DRAW ATTACK IN CONGRESS   Basic Sugar Ration Study Conducted Bv House

AIKEN SAYS G. 0. P. ! SHOULD REORGANIZE   Changes in Party Setup “From Top to Bottom’ Urged by Verqmont Senator.

France Refuses To Accept. Russian Note   Sets Trend Toward Possible Break in Diplomatic Relations

‘Defeat Coneeded By Supporters Of Six Billion Slash   Many Legislators See Final Settlement On Cut of $5,000,000,000

TODAY’S ACTIVITIES IN CONGRESS  5-BILLION BUDGET CUT SEEN AS COMPROMISE

Senators Debate  Slash in Budget  House-Voted Six Billion Cut Mav he Trimmed to $4.500.000

Compromise Of 5 Billion Seen In Budget Cut  Vandenberg, Lodge ‘Support Lilienthal; Reuther For Pay Hike

rcnalors Likely to Approve “Lesser Amount Than That : édéted In House

Senate Expected ToReduce Scope Of Budget Slash   Reuther Pleads fox More Wage Boosts, Jousts With Solons

MISSISSIPPI. ci how. WITHIN INCHES _ OF 1199 YEAR R ORD FOR HIGH WATER

RIVER WITHIN INCHES OF OLD HIGH RECORD   Thousands Being Evacuated From Homes As Flood Waters Spread Out

Levee Breaks increase Peril For St. Louis   5,000 to 10,000 Being Taken by Coast Guard From Threatened Area

River Breaks Levees   Evacuate Thousands As Mississippi Hits Stage of 40 Feet

COAST GUARD EVACUATING THOUSANDS   No Loss of Life Re-> ported; River Reaches 40-Foot Stage

State Tuberculosi Association to Meet Here Saturday  Many Addresses Are Being Planned For 318¢.Gathering —

State Tuberculosis Association to Meet Here Saturday   Many Addressés Are Being Planned. - _ For 31s8:Gatherine « -.

93rd State Fair To Open Tomorrou ‘At Columbus for Seven-Day Stand

A Total Of $19,700 Is Reported In Hand In Annual Campaign For Operating Expenses; Six Gaston Towns Over Top; Quota Is $21,515.

PAP EQUIPMENT AGAIN IN USE oe  Chinese Reds Ger  -Arms From Russia

FUTURE OF POLAND LOOMS AS PROBLEM OF BIG FOUR   Boundaries, Revised By Major Powers After Victory In Europe, Develop As Major Threat To Foreign Ministers’ Council Efforts To Reach Agreement On Peace Treaty For Germany—France Proposes Russia Receive $100,000,000 From Austria

Ministers Wrangling OverPolanc   Dispute Arises On Boundaries For Future Polish State

LONDON PARLEY MIGHT RESHAPE MAP OF EUROPE   Foreign Ministers Spar With Issues Which May Also Determine Germany's Destiny And Chart Relations Between East And West.

Japanese Peace Talks Proposed   Molotov Calls for Preliminary Conference of Foreign Ministers in China in January.

Explosive Issue Will Determine Germany's Fate   Molotov Opposed to Forming Commission To Consider Problem

POLAND OFFERS HARD PROBLEM AT BIG 4 TALKS   Molotov Balks At Move For Boundary Commission; Points To Potsdam

Truman Aide Dons Overalls for Tour To Get Sentiment on Aid to Europeans

U.S. Firm Set Up By Nazis Supplied Information For 11 Years Preceding War

BLISTERING — : HEAT DUE      Corn Shows Steady. Deteriee oration; 5 Rain: Badly

BLISTERING HEAT DUE FOR LETUP   Corn Shows Steady. Deteri. oration; Rain. Badly Needed

Complete Audit Of ‘New Deal’ Spending Asked  Robertson Give Con —, eal

ASKS COMPLETE AUDIT OF ALL FOR SPENDING   Wyoming Republican Would Spend $10,000,000 to Check New Deal

Senator Requests New Deal ‘Audit  Working Fund of 7 bh atta'. . fl. lg

 Would Cut Pay Roll, Too Propose Audit of All Spending of Roosevelt Administration

Western Hemisphere’s Plan of Defense Should Cause Americans to Breathe Easy

PCA Rally Ends in a Near Riot   Philadelphia Crowd Heckles "Send Them All Back to Russia"

NEAR RIOT MARKS RALLY TO PROTEST MOVIE RED PROBE   PCA Session in Philadelphia Ends Amid Booing, Scuffling, Stench Bombs.   COPS PATROL HALL   Several Hecklers Ejected: Hollywood Writers Fail to Give Scheduled Talks.

Big Quakertown Rally Protests Red Film Probe   Police Calm Throngs of Supporters, Hecklers as Tempers Flare

Rally Protesting ‘Commie’ Probe . Enokee Near Riot in Philadelphia

Near Riof Is Provoked by Protest Mee!   Scuffling, Booing, Stench Bombs, Shouts Of “Send Them Back to Russia” Mark Meeting

Meeting To Oppose Anti-Red Inquiry Scene Of Rioting   ‘Police Forced. to _ Chase  Hecklers and Speakers Don’t Speak.

Protest Rally Causes Near Riot  _ Independence Square - Scene Of Disorder

Near Rio! af Protest Rally In Old Philly   Crewd Cheors, Hackles Meeting Protesting Hause Probe of Reds in Hallywood

PCA Rally — Causes Riot   Philadelphia’s Independence Square Is Scene Of Wild Demonstration Against eo Hollywood Red Probe

NEAR RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA   Rally Against House Probe  Of Hollywood Bring Police into Action

RALLY PROTESTING RED MOVIE PROBE STARTS NEAR RIOT   Speakers Booed, Stench Bombs Hurled at Meeting in Shadows of Independence Hall.   SOME OF HECKLERS EJECTED BY POLICE   Hollywood Figures Fail to Appear as Scheduled—Public Address Microphone Bowled Over.

 False Foods Would Block Cell Growth ‘Diet For Starvation lOr Cancer Theorized

False Food Cancer” Control Theorized   Synthetic’ Diet Would ‘In. terfere With Cell Growth

India Faces Civil War Possibility   Moslem and Hindu Riots Cause  For Great Concern Bees FAR Urnrn ACA wavy

Calves. Will Go to 4-H Club Members Tuesday   Farm, Youths to Receive Animals for Deferred Feeding Pratart Hare

Calves Will Go to 4-H Club Members Tuesday   Farm Youths to Receive Animals for Deferred  Bewadlece Peete: Goe a:

Three Men Killed, Buildings, Utilities Heavily Damaged   Wind 116 Miles An Hour At Salem, Mass.; Portland To Bedford Plane Is Forced Down

VIOLENT STORMS STRIKE IN EAS   New England, Pennsylvania Suffer Loss of Life ° And Property

GALES HIT Wik EASTERN AREAS   Siorm Leaves Trail Of Wreckage, Three Dead In New England

TWO BODIES OF FLIERS KILLED IN CRASH TAY OBIIATA IR 1044 CAIIVNH

Sentence Burma Former Leader  Aided Assassination Of Seven Burmese

U Saw Gets Sentence  Of Death   Convicted By Burmese of Abetting IJ Aung San Murder

U SAW IS GIVEN DEATH VERDICT   Eight Others Accused In Same Case Also Sentenced To Die

:  Former Burma Premier Among Nine to Die  For Slaying Ministers

Steelworkers, UMW Still Defy Taft Labor Act   NLRB Services Cancelled For Refusal To Sign Non-Red Oaths

Many Comply With Labor Act  CIO United Auto Workers Reverse Thei

Mine Workers, Steelworkers Ignore Deadline   Officers Refuse To Comply With Non- Communist Provision Of The Taft-Hartley Labor Act

— LABOR ACT —  Auto Union J ust Beats Deadline   COURT TEST OF LAW SHAPING

Last Minute Union ~ Agreements Flood  NLRB; UAW Is tr   Lewis) UMW, Murray’s Steelworkers tay  On Outside

‘CIO United Auto Workers Come in Under Wire; AFL United Mine Workers  Headed by Lewis Stay Out

MISS DEADLINE FOR SIGNING PLEDGE   U.A.W. Signs Non-Communist Pact At Last Minute   COURT TEST   Looms For Disputed Legislation; Authority Of Board Questioned

Thousands Of Workmen Left Without Recourse To NLRB; CIO Group Challenges Regulation On Non-Communist Affidavits And Financial Report

Miners, Steelworkers Unions Refuse to Comply Under Taft-Hartley Law   Auto Workers Get Under Wire But Court Test of Labor Board Powers Expected From Both UAW and Union Steelworkers

Steelworkers, Coal Groups Fail To File Anti-Red Pledges   CIO-UAW Decide To Sign Non-Com munist Provision of Labor Act at Last Minute

NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD MAKING CHECK-UF   Winnowing Thru Hundreds of Last Minate Compliances on Communism.   CIO AUTO WORKERS IN   Executive Board Reversed Previous Stand on the Question.

CIO Steel Union Challenges NLRB On Affidavit Rule  Lewis Snubs Board But UAW Officials Will Sign Pledge

Auto Workers Beat Deadline   Steelworkers to Test Taft-Hartley Billi in Court Session

‘Lewis, C1O Steel Union ‘Ignore NLRB   Mine Workers, Murray's Steel Group Left Oui By Own Choice; Aute Union Signs

Lewis’ UAW And Steelworkers Fail To Make Deadline   IGNORE TAFT-HARTLEY BILL RULING BY CHOICE

Steelworkers To Challenge Non-Red Oath   Auto Workers Pledge To Fight New Edict Despite their Promise  To File Affidavits

Lewis’ Steel Union Ignores  Labor Law   Refuse to Provide Non-Communists Affidavits) Auto Union Obeys

Mine And Steel Workers Hold Out As Unions Rush To Meet Deadline,

Lewis, Steel Union Ignore  Oath Deadline   1,150,000 Deprived of NLRB Services; UAW Signs at Last Moment

ClO Workers Sign Pledge With NLRB   Auto Division Falls Into Line At Last Minute

Lewis And Murray [snore Deadline; C1O-UAW To Sigt   NLRB Reports Hundreds Of Unions Jtist Under Wire.

Non-Communist Pledge Ignored . By Steelworkers   Chatlenge Expected: te “Lay Groundwork for Court Test of Board’s Power

Compliance From Auto Workers   ~ But NLRB Deadline . For Non-Communist Pledges Is Passed  Us By John L. Lewis

pwis’ ‘Miners. and ,CIO' SteelWorkers Hold: Qut Against. ~Taft-Hartley BH

LEWIS’ MINERS, STEELWORKERS SHUN NLRB AID   Auto Workers Meet Deadline For Filing Red Affidavits; Test Case Seen

Auto Workers Change Minds On Signature   Union Under Wire In Meeting Statute; Miners, Steel ‘Our’

Unions in Late Rush To Comply   All bot UAW and CIO Steelworkers Make Deadline  Set by the NIRR

STEEL MEN AN MINERS FOREGO NIRB SERVICES   Labor Board Winnows Through Hundreds Of Last-Minute Comphiances With Non - Communist Phase Of Taft-Hartley Law.

Refuse to File Non-Communist. Pledge, Report  NLRB Busy Looking: ‘Through Compliance

AUTO WORKERS PLEDGE TO SIGN ANTI-RED PACT   Lewis’ Union Will Stay Out: Hundreds More Comply Just Before Deadline

Accidents on Highways Claim 171 Over Christmas Holiday — Fatalities From Other Causes Pass 100 Mark.

Holiday Marred by Many Deaths   Traffic Toll of 17% and 1 02 From M iscellaneous Causes Reported in U. S.; 16 Pennsylvanians Die.

Violent Deaths Total At Least 179 So Far   Highway Accidents Take Largest Toll Fires Kill 30

Mishaps Mar Celebration  Of Christmas   Heavy Toll Of Violent Deaths

Death Toll 273 In Crashes And Holiday F ires   Highway Mishaps Take 17] Lives, With California Leading Nation; 30 Perish In Fires

Traffic And Fires Cause Fatalities   More Than 30 Persons Die From Blazes

172 Violent Deaths Mar  Christmas  Fire, Traffic Accidents, Head

__ TRAGIC HOLIDAY FOR MANY\Fires And Accidents Cause Many Deaths

Holiday Death Toll Is Heavy   At Least 171 Reported On Highways: Nebraska Has One.

VIOLENT DEATHS TOTAL OVER 271 ON CHRISTMAS   Majority of Fatalities Ocour on Nation’s Highways; 30 Perish in Fires

Heavy Death Toll in Nation  Road Accidents Kill 171—Deaths from Other Causes Over 100

Traffic Deaths Predominate: 30 Die in Fires  California and      California and Texas Lead With Fatalities

HIGHWAY DEATH TOLL RISES TO 171 OVER U, S.   Fatalities from Miscellaneous Causes Above 100 for Christmas Holiday

HOLIDAY: TOLL 173   Traffic Accidents. Fires Cause Most Violent  Deaths on Christmas

Heavy Death Toll to Mar Yule Holiday   Over 271 Lives Lost With Traffic Fatalities on Top

Highway Toll At Least 175....  Yule Fatalities Climb Toward The 300 Figure

‘Heavy Violent Death Toll Mars Nation’s Christmas; Accidents, Fires Chief Cause

289 Die in Accidents On Holiday   Traffic Mishaps Account For 180 Deaths; Fires Blamed for More Than  30 Fatelities

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL 1S SET AT 273   Traffic Accidents Account For At Least 171

Heavy Violent Death Toll Mars Celebration of Christmas Over Nation

Deaths Mai Joy of U.S. Celebration  Road Mishaps Top Tragedy List With 179

Nation’s Christmas Celebration Marred by Violent Death:   Traffic Accidents and Fires, as Usual, Lead Principal Tragedies

Holiday Death Toll Reaches 286: Fires, Other Accidents Boost Mark

Holiday Death Toll Nears 300   National Safety Council Fears Final Figure of 400.

Traffic Mishaps Claim 180   Texas Fires Kill Il In Orange And Fredericksburg

Taxes, Bonus Hold Attention Of Legislators   Herbert to Deliver Message to General Assembly Tonight

HERBERT WILL ADDRESS OHIO SOLONS TONIGHT   Taxes, Veterans’ Bonuses Hold Attention of State Legislators

HERBERT BACKS VETS’ BONUS, OHIO TAX CUTS   Governor Underscores Points As He Readies Talk To Assembly Tonight

Guard Against Looting; In Gulf Cities; Hurri cane Is Blowing Itsell Out In Texas.

Nat'l Guard Called Out to Stop Looting   Dead Number 55; Whole Villages Carried Away by Wind -

—Hurricane Dying—   Groggy Crescent City Battles High Waters; Shreveport Unharmeil

GUARDSMEN G0 ON DUTY AMID GREAT DEBRIS   Fifty-Five Believed Killed ix Storm; Damage to Run Into Million.   HURRICANE LOSES FORCE BUT NEW STORM FORMS

NATIONAL GUARDSMEN M.VE-FULL FORCE IN MISSISSIPPI REGION  WINDS PASS THROUGH SHREVEPORT EN ROUTE

Most Deaths And Damage On Mississippi Coast: New Caribbean Storms Spotted    Gulfcoast A Shambles

Storm Loses Force as It  Heads North   Reports Indicate 33 Met Dead in Gulf Area With Property Damage, Crop Toca Ravand Fetimate

Leaving a Bianket of Snow Over Missouri and Other « States.   “TEMPERATURES IN SKID   Three Deaths Were Attributed to Storm; Scores Hexpitalized.

General Storm Moves East, Leaving Snow  Three Deaths and Scores Hospitalized Due to Falls

Big 4 Parley Is Adjourned In Deadlock   No Date Is Set For Future Meeting of Foreign Ministers

Leaders Prepare To Leaye London New Date Unset  Marshall Calls Halt Ti Picea ae   Marshall Calls Halt To Discussions as Molotov Stands Pat

No Date Set for-Anpther: Meeting as Council’ Passes: upori-Martshall: Proposal

World- -Wide Conflict Likely ‘When Soviet Union Gets Bomb,  Famous Scientist Warns

F ull-Fledged Atomic War Possible 'in Eight Years. Scientists Assert

Einstein Warns U. N Of War in 8 Years  Nations Jockey for Head Start In Atomic Race, Says Savant

ALLEGED KIDNAPER IS UNDER ARREST   One Of Four Men Sought In Abduction Of Frederick Cab Driver And Theft Of Gettysburg Auto Is Nabbed

County Asked To  Supply Carload Of  Corn For Europe Joining Drive Of  Iowa’ Farm Bureau ep ae PA

County Asked To  Supply Carload Of  Corn For Europe Joining Drive Of  lowa F arm Bureau In Relief Canes

Union Balks New York Scrubwomen Deal Death Blow To Cuspidor; Won't Clean ‘Em

BRIGGS OPPOSES ~ THE INVESTIGATION NF 1. T. RANE   Voiced Disapproval Today as Commission Opened the Investigation.   FOR FOUR JUDGE COURT   Two Demoerats and Two Republicans to Be Named by Governor.

Bode Hearing Opens As Briggs Disapproves   Cance Pool Not © Attending What He Termed ‘Circus’

NEW PICKUP IN ‘DAHLIA’ CASE   Officers Decline Any Comment on New Development

CRAGK FLEET OF U.S. OCEAN LINERS BEGUN   SHIPBUILDERS — BIDS 10 TO 17 MILLION PER VESSEL

Commission Heat Shipbuilding Bid   4 Companies Give Construction Costs  For Trade Vessels

Ship Builders Plan Top Merchant Fleet  Marilime Commission Opens Bids;   Maritime Commission Opens Bids; Government To Provide Subsidies

Maritime Body Opens Bids To Augment Fleet   Each of 5 Ships May Cost Up to $17.000.000

Rich Man, Poor Man...  Oil. Barons And Necktie Salesmer Huddle Together During Hurricane

Legion Hears Kilgore Plea   Marshall Aid Plan Lauded Before 5.000

WAR CONTRACT CHARGES WILL. BE DISCUSSEE   HUGHES’ AIDE TO TESTIFY BEFORE .COMMITTEE IN "REGARD TO WAR CONTRACTS

WANTS RIGHT TO ARM AND GOVERN JAPANESE BASES   Trusteeship Plans Up For Preliminary Ervaminatian Tades:

. 9. DEMANDS JAP ISLANDS IN PACIFIC   Seeks to Arm Carolines, Marshalls and Marianas:

U.S. Takes Action To Acquire Right To Pacific Islands   Seeks Exclusive Right To Administer And Arm Islands Taken From Japanese   JAPS SECRETLY ARMED ISLANDS

RIGHT 10 ARM ISLAND 13 ASKEDBY U.S.   British And Red Objection Is Expected

DISPUTE OVER “TRUSTEE PLAN LOOMS IN UN   AMERICA , SEEKS. EXCLUSIVE RIGHT T0ARM AND AD. _” HELD ISLANDS.      “By SAM FOGG ~~ ‘International News Service

PIERS BURN UP AT NYC YARDS   Hudson River Area Lit Up By $6,000,000 Waterfront Fire

90,000,000 FIRE HITS JERSEY PIERS   FIVE-HOUR FIGHT WAGED TO BRING. SPECTACULAR BLAZE UNDER CONTROL.

Two Piers Wrecked - By $6,000,000 Fire   Ruddy Glow. Cast Over Most of Manhattan Early Wednesday

MIHAI, FAMILY TO BE EXILED   Abdicating Romania Monarch To Fly Away

Ex-King Michael, Mother Ready To Leave Romania   Entire Court Prepares for Exile as Red-Dominatec Government Sets Up ‘Popular’ Republic

Chef Who Attacked Woman Mystery ~ Writer in Home Hangs Self in Ce

Chef Kills Self After-Trying To Kall Writer   Hangs Self in Jail; Attempted To Murder Mary Roberts Rinehart

Stassen Suggests Congress Go Slow In Labor Actions      Calls for Compulsory Time of Cooling Of Beiore Strikes, Lockout:; Cites Reasons

STASSEN SAYS BO EASY WTI UNION CURRS   Outlines Program to Softer Strikes, Give Relief to Emopblover.

Stassen Offers Plan To Settle Labor Disputes      “Warns Congress Against “Going Teo Far” In Restricting Unions.

STASSEN GIVES LABOR VIEWS   Presidential Aspirant Warns Congress Against ‘Going Too Far’ on Unions

Stassen Airs Ideas On Labor Situation To Congress foday   Warns Against Too Much Weakening of By New Measures

Stassen Uraes Caution In Labor Laws   Wants ‘Cooling-Off’ Before Strikes, Independent Labor Conciliator Office

STASSEN CHARTS HIS LABOR PLAN   CAUTIONS CONGRESS AGAINST INJURIOUS LABOR LEGISLATION

Stassen Asks Softer Plan For Unions   Restrictions Could Be Too Great, He Says

Presidential Aspirant Calls for “Cooling Off” Period Before Strikes

Presidential Aspirant: Outlines Program For Industry-Labor Peace

Stassen Urges Caution on Union- -Curbing Measures.   Presidential Aspirant Warns Congress “Not to Go Too Far With Restrictions

Urgent Talks in Search of Solution to Deadlock Over German Industry

Deadlocked Situation Seen as Distinct ‘Threat to Marshall Plan— Proposals and Counter Proposals Across Atlantic Keep Situation In Unsettled Condition,

SURVEY SHOWS FEW DEATHS ON NEW. YEAR’S DAY   Ore Of Safest Celebrations » Concluded; Only 66 Deaths

Holiday Death Toll Is Held to 76 ' Despite Hazardous Road Condition:

New Year’s Road Deaths Number 83   Unusually Small Fatality Report for Nation—Drove  With Caution

NEW YEAR'S U. S. TRAFFIC DEATHS, 66   Lew Compared 235 Deaths During Christmas Holidays

Holiday Toil Lov: Tratiic Catalities $3   ation Reporis One of Safest New Year's in Years; Vive Killed in Airplane Crash.

TRAFFIC DEATHS SHARPLY LOWE!   ‘National Total Over Nev  Year’s Is 83, Plus 61  by Ciher Causes

U. S. TRAFFIC DEATHS, 66   Lew Compared 235 Deaths During Christmas Holidays

SIX NATIONS ANNOUNCE THEY OPPOSE CONSIDERING HOLY "LAND“INDEPENDENCE «. cae ee 9 Rowe

JUDGE MIFFED IN PORTAL SUIT   Picard Finds Worker Are Slowest Coming On Job In Morning

SLOW GOING IN BUT SWIFT ON LEAVING   Federal Judge Picard is Angered Over Testimony Offered

Testimony In Portal Case Angers J udge  Says Workers Slower ft « * . wT .   Says Workers Slower Going into Factory Than Leaving at Night

   COURT STUDIES PORTAL TRAVEL      Federal Judge’s Observations Humorous; Dismissal of Suit Is Asked

BOP MUST BE BERAL PARTY HURLEY SAYS      ictory in "48 Will Not Be Easy. State Republicans Told By General   BET REDS OUT OF U. S. ~ GOVERNMENT IS REQUEST

eae enema ine ieee eamiinnia eteneinie aamenel ele ainetnemannes  Find Fairfield Woman Guilty Manslaughter

Arabs Say Truman Plan Is Violated in Palestine   Spokesman Says America Financing ‘Terrorism, legal Immigration’ into Zion

Arab Denounces Truman Doctrine In UN Assembly   Terrorism Abetted By U. S. Is Charged

Arnall Renews  Talmadge Feud   Says War Against Nazi Type Of Rule Vital To All America

ARNALL SEES U.S. TEST IN GA. FIGHT   Thempson Rejec!s Talmadge Proposal That Both Resign

Arnall Sees Talmadge Raising Issue for U.S.   Warning of Nazi-Like Rule Voiced;  Students Hane Incumbent in Effigy

SEES GEORGIA ROW TEST FOR AMERICA   Arnall Hits “Nazi Methods” of Talmadae Groun

Georgia’ s Governors Issue  Test For U. S., Says Arnall   Former Chief Executive Says It Is “A Test For All America Whether Nazi Methods Can Be Used To Seize Our Government By Force”

Structural Flaws Seen By Brewster  Group To Probe New DC-4 Crash

Claims Contlict In Phone Strike   Company: 40 Per Cent Service; 10, Union Says

SEVEN PERSONS DIE AS FLAMES SWEEP HOTEL AT ORANGE  SIX MORE GUESTS JUMP FROM WINDOWS SAFELY NOT ALL IDENTIFIED

SEVEN PERISH IN SMALL HOTEL BURNED LAST NIG IN TEXAS. SIY Eseape

T PERSONS DIE IN HOTEL FIRE   6 Jump to Safety in Oranee. Texas. Blaze

Six Guests Leap OutofWindows To Save Lives:   Two Bodies Remain Unidentified, Loss is Set at $50,000: ..

SEVEN PERISH IN HOTEL FIRE   Only Five of Victitms Have Been Identified

Seven Persons Perish In Hotel Fire   Six Other Guests Jump To Safety

Seven Perish At Orange In Hotel Flames”   Six Others Jump To Safety; Wave Of Violent Death Strikes On Christmas.

T DIE IN BLAZE, 6 JUMP SAFELY   Texas Hotel Swept By Fire While Guests Sleep

‘State Answers Sweatt Appeal  Sole Question SS @az 5.9. wae _8 2

ants Prisons under One Head   Model System Would Be Scrapped; Civil Service Sidestepped 

Jews Strike Back at _ Arab Forces  Battle Casualty fp: ee See, 8, ee   Battle Casualty Reports Not Presently Known

FAITH’ DRINK CAUSED DEATH          WOMAN -WHO DRANK. POISON URING-RELIGIOUS-RITES— ae cS DEAD™ Ue WEST-VIRE _..... GINIA 

The Weather   Stopgap Plan Will Provide Needed Cash  Payless Payday Forestalled by Congress Move

HOPE TO SETTLE ST, LOUIS STRIKE   Mayor Expresses Belief That Transit Terms May Be Reached

CITY CHARTER  BILL PASSES STATE HOUSE   Gives 3rd Class Cities Right to Decide Own  Government Form

House Passes Third Class City Measure   Would Empower Them To Adopt Charters, To Have Manager Form

Stidger Talks To Civic Clubs In Joint Session   Churchman Discusses Country’s Greatness

Proposals  Are Made at London Meet  Said to Be Made in Effort To Break Current

Big Four Deputies Hear France Ask Millions For Russia In Reparations

Nearer Austrian  Accord   Big Four Deputies Study French Compromise Proposal For Reparations

France Proposes Russia's Austria  Reparation Sum  Report $100.000.000  Asked: Ministers Scan Future Plan for Germar

France Propose: Russia Receive Big Reparations  Would Have Austria Pay 100 Millions; Favor Oil Payments

Deputies Seek Agreement on Austrian Peace Treaty; French Propose Reparations for Russia.   PROPOSAL IS EFFORT TO BREAK STALEMATE

France Proposes Russia Receive 100 Millions From Austrian Production Ac Ronarations In Bia 4 Cenfezance

BIG FOUR IN DEADLOCK Russian Rejection Of French Compromise On Austrian Assets Seen

BIG 4 SPARS WITH POLISH BORDER ISSUE   GERMAN ASSETS IN AUSTRIA TIE UP MINISTERS

:   France Proposes $100 Million Soviet Share} Of Production In Austria In Reparation Pay

FRENCH ACTION FAVORS RUSSIA   Chunk of Austrian Output Would Go to Reds Under Reparations Plan

FRANCE TODAY PROPOSES. REDS SHARE IN OIL   Offers Plan For General: Reparations Gattlement    1S COMPROMISE   Soviet Source Foreeasts: Rejection Of Proyvosal .

French Propose Giving Russians Austrian Goods   Report 100 Million  Would Go to Soviet: As Part of General . Renoratione Plan 

France Would Have Russia Get Cash, Gil in Reparations   Saviek Union Due to Sey Me Gver Whot Constitutes. German. Assets in Austria

Austrian Pact Again Delayed By Russians   French Compromise on German Assets Bluntly Refused

Favors Giving Reds Part Of Production   Would Turn Over 100 Million From Austrian Output

Would Give Soviet Indefinite Supply From Zisterdorf Oil Fields; Reds ‘Are Expected To Reject Proposal Until Agreement Reached on Reich

Austria Pay Reds $100,000,000, Proposes France  Reparations from Current - ‘Production Urged as Way TT. Break Paci Deadlock

France Proposes Compromise On Austrian Treaty   Would Give Germany $100 Million From Current Production As Reparations

PAYMENT OK RUSSIAN BILL   French Suggest Giving Soviet $100,000,000 Out of Pro ita am “in: Biixtean

—REPARATIONSShipping,  Oil Assets Suggested   TALKS COVER REICH FUTURE

Shipping, Oil Fields Are Listed in Plan   Foreign Ministers Are Attempting to Break Long Deadlock

Russia Would Receive $100,000,000 From Current Production Under French Plan

France Suggests Reparation Plan For the Soviets  $100 Million Share From Austrian Outout

Textile Workers Demand Increase  CIO Nelecatec Ack   CIO Delegates Ask 15 Cent Wage Boost Of Southern Mills

Strong Winds And Rain Rip Thru Florida   New Storm Sweeping tiver The: Peninsula Not of Hurtieane’ Force Says Weather Benacway: if

NEW STORM HITS FLORIDA GULF COAST TODAY   Winds Up to Sixty Miles Per Hour Lack  Force of Hurricane

Severe Tropical Storm Threatens Coastal Florida   New Disturbance Strikes at Tampa, Moves Toward Daytona Beach

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD   Anglo- American Confab On Ruhr Coal Output Uncertain  ‘US Frowns on Expanded Discussion

Britam’s Mine Strike Spreads; 50,000 Walk Out   Gas Firms Ask Cut in Con sumption; Factories Use  Winter’s Fuel

BRITISH STRIKE CUTS INDUSTRY   Shartage of Coal Hits Steel and Woolen Mills

EUROPEAN NATIONS WILL BE INVITED TO HECOVERY PARLEY DESPITE SO. VIET ATTITUDE ~

BRITAIN AND FRANCE ALT TB CHALLENGE RES   Bevin May Make Appeal  To Premier Stalin

Work of Philadelphi: Service Committee anc  + London Service Com mittee for Humanity  Acclaimed.

Quaker Groups Receive Nobel Peace Awards   London and Philadelphia  Units Are Honored TP cen: Dawes mwa: 0 cle

Two Quaker Organizations Chosen . To Receive 1947 Nobel Peace Prize

Nobel Peace Prize "Is Awarded Quakers   Society of Friends Louded ? for Humanitarian ; Work

Quakers Get Nobel Peace Prize Award   Chairman Cites 2 Groups For Major Humanitarian loh

Some News Stories Are Tough to Write—Especially When Key Word of Tale Is Banned

DEADLOCK IN GOAL INDUSTRY 1S SEEN IN CONTRAGT SNAG   Industrywide Idleness Is Forecast Today as Last Minute Hitch Develops in Negotiations.

Union Leader Asking For Safeguards   10-Day Vacation To End At Midnight Tonight. Strike May Begin Tomoriow.

LEWIS SEEKS TO DODGE PROVISIONS OF LABOR LAW   Demanding That New Contract Provide Provisions Exempting Coal Miners.

PEACE MEET STRIKES SNAG   Industrywide Coal Strike Slated Tomerrow

Coal Mime Owners And Lewis Reopen Contract Parleys   Dispute Over Taft-Hastley Ball and Welfare Fund Deadlock

Hopes Dimmed With Deadlock Over Contract   Liabilities Under Taft-Hartley Law Block Aaqreement

THREAT SEE OF WALKOUTS TUESDAY MORN   Contract Talks Hit Snag; Lewis Demands Safeguard “+ In New Labor Law

Coal Accord Snags On Disability Issue   Safeguards Argued by Tol L. Lewis “and Northern Operators—Today Is Deadline

MINE OWNERS, LEWIS RESUME NEGOTIATIONS   Contract Snag Stil! Holds Threat of In. dustry-wide UMW Walkout.

Coal Talks Snag; Strike Threatens   Lewis Demands Immunity From Certain Clauses In New Taft-Hartley Labor Law

Lee aaemmerseentht acme eet maaan aa ata tI Ra a aca tern ia naa cara aaa enema DREW PEARSON SAYS;—GOVERNMENT TO BRIEF DOCTORS FOR ATOMIC WAR; AMERICAN PEOPLE PRODUCE WHILE GOVERNMENT ‘LAGS; LUCKMAN DESERTS FIRM'S INTER-

Marseille Reds Call Strike And Troops Move In   Military ‘Patroling The Streets After Day Of Rioting.

One Dead in Rioting In Marseille  Communist  Labor Leaders   Communist Labor Leaders Call General Strike

Commies Riot In Marseille   General Strike Is Called Following Street Car ~ Fare Hike Protest

DNE KILLED, 20 HURT IN FRENCH RIOT   Disturbance Breaks Out at Marseille as Communists Demonstrate—A General Strike Call Is Issued.

Communists Lead Strike tn Marseille   Violence Leads to Severe Injuries To City’s Mavor

General Strike Call By Communists Meets: With® Litéle Response ‘ cept In Trade Unions

CALL OUT THE TROOPS   Are Used to Patrol Marseille Streets After Rioting

MARSEILLE FACES GENERAL WALKOUT      Troops, Mobile Guards Patrol City Streets,

Red Labor Leaders Call For Strike  Troops Patrol  Marseille Streets A fe. Pet at

Score Injured In Riofing   Communists Issue Generel! Strike Coif But Most Werkers Stey on Jobs

Troops Called Out Today In Marseille  ie toe Bo Be,   Communist Leaders Order Strike; One Killed in Riot

Marseille Faces General Strike  Troops Patrolling Streets of Marseille

Troops Patrol in Marseille   Riots Kill One as Communists Call for Strike

RIOTING RAGES AT MARSEILLE   Troops Called Out To Restore Order After Commies Launch Strike

TROOPS CALLED IN FRENCH TIEUP   Red Labor Leaders Issue General Strike Call

Troops Now On Patrol In Mar. seille   Mobile Guards Also Called Out As Communist Leaders Issue Strike Call ©

Farmer's Son Relates Story Of Hunted Men Hiding Out On Farm   By ANTHONY POMPUTIS

Young Farmer Tipped Police That Barr Was Hideout of Hunted Killer-Rapists

ECONOMY AIMED AT VET BRANCH   Aim To Trim Department Expense Without Injuring Veterans

House GOP Turning Economy Guns on VA   Taber Says Cuts Can Be Made in Handling, Not In Vet Benefits

PROPOSE CUTS IN VA BUDGET   HOUSE REPUBLICANS PROMISE VETS’ AID WON'T BE EFFECTED

ECONOMY KNIFE POINTED AT VA   GOP Solon Says Veteran's Budget Should Be Cut, Citing Personnel

HUNTER COMES UPON BODIES OF OFFICERS   Shot to Death Within Hour After Leaving Police Station

Two Little Rock Officers Are Slain   Chief of Detectives and His Lieutenant Found Shot to Death in Suburban Park Area Hour After Leaving Headquarters.

Two Detectives At Little Roek Shot to Death   Bodies Discovered In Suburban Park Area Alongside Squad Car

UN Given  Doctrine By Austin   Earle Predicts Only One of 10 Americans Will Be Alive In 5 Years

AUTO AND MOTORBIKE FIGURE IN COLLISION   Gene J. Yealy, 16, New Oxford Suffers Fracture Of Ankle In Traffic Accident

Differences Over Food Saving Plan Make Appearance   Report Luckman And Secretary Anderson Have Broken Over Program   PRESIDENT URGES PLAN OBSERVANCE

Anderson And Luckman Split On Food Saving   Agriculture Chief Reported Attempting To Heal Breach

Hint Rift On Food  Program   Luckman, Anderson Involved; Sclons Talk Conservation

Claims ‘Peace Would Save U. S. Billions   Cannon Would Delay Tax Revision Until After Mescow Meeting

Peace Could Save Billions for U. S., Dem Leader Says   Statement Coincides With GOP Leader’s Rap At ‘Padded’ Budget

Certain Peace Would Enable  Heavy v Savings   Rep. Cannon Says U. §.   Woud Save Total Of   Sixteen Billions

Guarantee of Peace Would Save 16 Billior   Such is Assertion Of Representative Cannon of Mo.

Budget Delay Might Effect Huge Saving, ‘Cannon Says   Guarantee Of Peace At Moscow Meeting Seen Key To Issue

Costly P  Rep. Ca annon Puts Preparednes: Cost In 1947 At 16 Billions

Certain Peace WouldCat US. Budget in Half   Democrat Says Security Demands Absorb Total OFfetisGg Rallien

DELAY ON BUDGET OKAY ASKED  Huge Slash In Budaet Is Said Possible If Peace Is Assured

GOP Flays ‘Outrageous’ US. Budget   Guerantee Peace And Save 16 Billion, Says Rep. Cannon

U. S. Savings Could Be 16 Billions   GOP Spokesman Urges Foliowers to Back Budget Cuts

Federal Tax May Hangon World Peace   Cannon Says Assurance Of No War Could Save Nation 16 Billion.

PEACE PROMISE WORTH PLENTY   Rep. Cannon Says U. S$. Could Save 16 Billions if Guarantee Given

TOTAL HIGHLY PADDED, SAYS PARTY LEADER   GUARANTEE OF U. S$. PEACE TO SAVE 16 BILLIONS

Temneratures   Republicans Ready Pruning Knife For Truman Budget

Reece Calls For  Party Attack On Truman's Budget  Urges GOP Rank-And-File To Giinnort Canhrescmen’s Efforts

Peace Would Make Possible Thrift In U.S.   Rep. Cannon Provides Figures; GOP Leader Re quests Budget Slash.

Budget Saving Of 16 Billions Said Possible   Rep. Cannon Calls for Delay Until After Moscow Conference

Commerce Dent.  Takes 32 Pet. Cut   House Whacks 2? Pct. Off State Department

32 Percent Slash for Commerce   Justice Department Gets Off With Lightest Budget Cut

Truman Budget Slashed 23%. In 4 Branches  Eon mime ree : Figure Rowe. Dl:

Dr. George Mauer LeMars Physician Died Last Friday  Professional Man _ Succumbs To Heart  Aase AL Ast Linzma

Dr. George Mauer  LeMars Physician  Died Last Friday Professional Man  Succumbs To Heart Afttarl At Llama

R.0.1.C. UNIT AND H. 5. BAND INSPECTED   Three Army Officers From Chicago Here for This Purpose

R.0.1.C. UNIT AND H. 8. BAND INSPECTED   kg sc rs Re I la SI ar i ge ta i i Se Three ‘Army Uificers Frem Chicago Here for.This Purpose

Union Votes Defiance of Labor Law   Printers to Refrain from Signing Contracts While Taft-Hartley Law in Effect

COURT DECISION TO BE APPEALED ~ Industry Sugar Ration Basis Used By OPA Ruled Invalid

OPA Base For Sugar Rationing Declared Invalid   But Counsel Says Does Not Affect: Set-Up. Now

Moachinerv Available   OPA ‘Use’ Base For Rationing Sugar Invalid

Talmadge's Rule Wavers - In Georgia   SUGAR RATION  FORMULA ISR HELD INVALID 

Moberly Firm Upheld In Sugar Ration Fight   Federal Judge Rules OPA Plan for Rationing Sugar to Industrial Users Is Invalid; Suit Brought by Moberly Milk Products Company

This Announcement Was Madi Today by Federal District Judge Letts.   TO INDUSTRIAL USERS   Does Not Affect Sugar Ra. tioning at This Time, Official Stated.

SIX DIED IN“ © OCEAN GRAS   THIRTY-SIX. OTHER PERSONS . ABOARD’, PLANE WERE '. SAVED OFF LUZON 

445 Die in Plane Crashes in 1939-46 Period, CAA Says   Report Covers Modern Era of Domestic Air Transport

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   France’s Party Battle   Riot Torn Marseille

Court Orders Mandate Against UMW And Lewis To Be Effective March 20; Upholds Right To Fire Communists

Washington County Among Leaders In Livestock; Most Turkeys, Pigs

HOUSE TO VOTE ON WATERWAY   Faces Decision On Imme diote Tennessee-Tombigbee Construction

CALIFORNIAN OUT. FOR PRESIDENT   Gov. Earl Warren Refused Vice-Presidential Race Last Election.

HIGH BIRTH RATE TO LOAD SCHOOL SYSTEMS   5-Million Additional Pupils Will Crowd Classrooms In Next Ten Years

 Chicago Gang Activity Moves to Frisco— Wire Noose Snuffs Out De John, Big-Time Racketee:

The Latest k N. & News Flaches      Three of 5 Fugitives Caught by the Police   81 Die in Berlin Fire

ROYAL FAMILY NOW IN AFRICA   KING WALKS ASHORE AT CAPETOWN TODAY

East, West Mutually Suspicious as ‘Treaty Drafting for Germany and Austria by Foreign Ministers Begins Today in Moscow

State Gift Sales Are Up 10 to 20% Above Last Year   Christmas Buying Setting New Record; More Credit Asked

Expect 500 for Legion Meeting  Banquet Will Bring Sessién to Close

Caddo Well Is Deepest   Wildcat Test Already 58 Feet Below Old Record, Is At 16,726 Feet

Deepest Well Near 17,000   Report Monday of 16,935 Is 267 Feet Below Mark

Country Insists Upon Set. tlement Acceptable To Both Jews And Arabs   Question Dumped Into UN’s Lap   England Could Stay Under Trusteeship Adminis. tered By Her

Fears U-N Will Fail to Settle Jew-Arab Strife   Enforcement Task Appears Too Difficult

Enforcement Too Difficult, Reason Given   Marshall Confers With Both Sides In Thorny Issue; UN Action Soon

SAYS SHE CANT HELP ENFORCE DISPUTED PLAN      Colonial Aid Declares That Country’s Ready To Give , Up League Mandate

Need Of UN  Police Force Is Indicated   Greece, Palestine Pressing Issues

Holy Land Be Left Up To UN Group   British Anxious  To End Rule Of Past 25 Yeors

Britian Ready To End Rule Over Palestine And Withdraw Troops   Farly Withdrawal °. Is Planned Unless Agreement Reached

Acts To Wind Up 25-Year Mandate Given By League   Plans To Pull Out Despite Present . Deliberations

Creech-Jones Says Problem Of Settlement Up To Group   Secretary Marshall Confers With Rabbi On Holy Land Issue

TEMPERATURES   JEW AND ARAB STRIFE REASON FOR DECISION   Quick Withdrawal Likely In Face Of Continued Trouble

Whatever U.N. Does British Will Get Out, Assembly Is Told by Briton

Mandate To Be Terminated, UN Assembly Is Told   Express Willingness To Continue Administering Holy Land Under UN If Pisn Is Worked Out

Oat of Palesin   To Ead 25-Year Mandate if UN. Fads to Find Settlement   MAY TAKE NEW STATUS   But Wal Leave Enforcement

‘Quits Entirely’ TEU. N. Fails fo Solve Prodlem   25-Year Mandate Will Be Ended Regardless Of Assembly Decision

Problem Left To UN For  Decision   Britain Also Set To Give Up Hold On Holy Land

Drop Problem In Lap of UN   Spokesman Declares England Wants No Part in Enforcement Of Any Unpopular Settlement

SEES RSA NR RMR ewe EN  Withdrawal Decided On, U.N. Is Told   Settlement Of Issue Not Likely

Plans To Give Up 25-Year Mandate   Unwilling To Continue Rule Unless United Nations Can Find Settlement Acceptable To Jews And Arabs

British To Give Up Palestine   U. N. Must Settle Holy Land Problem, Assem- bly Is Informed

UN Solution Of Tangle Is Demanded   Unpopular Settlement Of Problem Would Be Handled by UN

Unpopular Settlement Up to UN   Willing to Serve If Jew and Arab Settlement Is Reached

If U.N. Fails t Find Solutio For Problem       Would Stay If Form Of. Rulership Changed and All Concerned Agree” -

Agree To End 25-Year Mandate If UN Finds No Settlement Of Trouble

Will End Mandate Unless UN Reaches Holy Land Solution   English Willing To Continue On Under United Nations Trusteeship; Marshall Enters Discussions

BRITAIN MAY END “HER 25 YEAR RULE OVER PALESTINE   If United Nations Failed ic Find Solution That Would Bring Peace.   COULD BE INDUCED   Britain Said She Would Stay Only If. Form of Rulership Is Changed.

Enforcement © Task of U.N., Diplomat Says   If Jews, Arabs Agree, England May Stay

FUTURE HOLY LAND PROBLEM PUT UP TO UN   Leaders Doubt Solution Ac ceptable to Both Jews and Arabs Is Possible

To Take Action If UN Failsfo Settle Problem  Wants Agreement . Retween 2 Factianc

Security Group Must. Enforce Own Decision, Delegate Says   Would Be Willing to Stay Under Trusteeship, Creech-Jones Says

British to End 25-Year Palestine Rule   Determined To Give Up League of Notions Mandate

Will Pull Out If U. N. Finds No Solution For  Peace; To Give Up ManHeats tn Auw (‘asa

BRITAIN WOULD END HER MANDATE OVER PALESTINE   Vill Take This Action If United Nations Fails To Find Settlement Of Holy Land Problem Acceptable To Both Jews And Arabs—Problem Of Enforcing Any Unpopular Settlement Would Have To Be Handled By U. N. Itself, Assembly’s Committee Is Told

Prepares To Give Up Its League Mandate   Would Let U.N. Enforce Its Own Settlement Plan

Spokesman Tells U. N. Withdrawal Soon Is Definite   Gives Alternative If Nations Agree On Peaceful Plan

Nation Ready To Abandon Mandate Rule   Big Decision Now Rests With UN Assembly

Settlement Enforcement  Left to U.N.   Proposal for Year-Round Committee on Peace, Security Is Formally Submitted by U.S.

Leaving It Up to U.N.   Will End Mendete Regerdtess of Current Belibere~ tiess in UL Ni. Assembly

For Ending Mandate in Holy Land   Britain Ready to “Quit Rule if UN ‘Fuils to Settle  BPalacting De-hl.n.

Enforcing Settlement Would Have To Be Handled by UN Itself: Advice Given by Creech-Jones   Marshall Confers With Leading Jewish Agency Spokesman

Britain To Ene Palestine Rule If U. N. Fails   Palestine Mandate To End Unless U. N. Settles Issues in Manner Acceptable to Both Jews and Arabs.

Britain Will Pull Out of Palestine   To End 25-Year Mandate if U.N. Fails to Find Settlement   MAY TAKE NEW STATUS   But Wall Leave Enforcement of Unpopular De crsion to UN.

HOPES UNITE NATIONS FIND WAY TO PEACE   British Determined te Give Up League Mandate

UN Solution Of Tangle Is Demanded  Unpopular Settlement      Unpopular Settlement Of Problem Would Be Handled by UN

Britain Ready To Get Out © Of Palestine    Want Solution. By UN For Problem Of. Arab-Jew Land -

Holy Land Problems Are Cause   UN May Have To Put Down Arab-Jewish Striie

To End. Mandate. if.  Agreement Is Not Found Acceptable to Jews: and: ” Aenhe Alike Announced

Britain Announces Plans to End Rule  Over Palestine if United Nations Is Unable to Find a Peaceful Solution

Farm Bureau District Meetings  Slated For This Area Oct. 8 and 9

TWO FARM BUREAL MEETINGS ARE SET FOR THIS AREA  Will Fight to Keep Federal Aid, Says Bureau Official

TWO FARM BUREAU MEETINGS ARE SET FOR THIS AREA  Will Fight to Keep Federal Aid, Says  RIVPQeADAWWYy

Farm Bureau District Meet Here Oct. II   Cong. Lyndon Johnson, Bureau Pres. Hammond Are Principal Speakers

Marshall Plan Critics Freely Express Views   Sen. Wherry: Urges Con gress: To Make Haste " Stowly:

Republican Opposition To Marshall Plan Takes Increasingly Vocal Hue   Senator Wherry, G.O.P. Whip, And Others Urge Congress To Make Haste Slowly

Critics Disclose Views Freely   Wherry Says Congres Will Not Be Pressure

MARSHALL PLAN IS ATTACKED BY (i. 0. P. CRITICS   ‘Senator Butler Questions   Whether U. S. Economy Can  ‘Stand $17,000,000,000 Relief Program.   WHERRY IS OPPOSED TO HASTY ACTION   Dworshak of Idaho Declares America Cannot Take Chanee on Crippling Her National Security.

REPUBLICANS WILL GO SLOW QN AID PLANS   Counsel Against Haste On Marshall Program To Help Europe

Marshall Plan Encounters Republican Misgivings Senator Butler Questions Whether  American Econom) Can Stand Prosran

OPPOSITION T0 MARSHALL PLAN IS DEVELOPING   Sen. Butler Says He Doubts If Relief Program Will Be Passed   TRUMAN PROMISES AID IN CHRISTMAS TALK

PLAN HAS MANY 0, §, CRITICS   It Is Feared Billion Dollar Aid Program May Disrupt Economy

GOP Solons’ Again Batter Marshall Plan   ‘See U. S. Economy Periled And Suggest Europeans - Wark ta Pay Debts

Youth Admits Murder Of Twe At Beckley   Signed Statement Is Given To Police At Cimcinnati

Questioning Of Suspect  In Beckley’s Deaths Seen   Youth, 21, Being Held In Ohio City; Admits 2 Slayings Near Club

Youth Held for Unsolved Murders   Arrested for Reckless Driving, Admits Crime

San Antonio Man Held As Suspect Ir In Case . Doctor Faces Charge In Slaying Of Four

Texas Doctor Held in Gun Killing  Of Four Refuses to Discuss Case

Twenty More Are Injured In Accidents   Many Of Victims Are Army Air Force Men Homeward Bound To Spend Christmas Seasor

Mineral Subsidy Measure Moves On   House Committee For Extending Payments For Copper, Lead, Zine

House Group OK’s Lead, Copper, Zine Subsidy   Authorizes Premium Payments of 70 Million For the Next Two Years

Action On Pay Hikes Demanded   Request Other Negotiations Be Set Aside

RAIL UNIONS WANT ACTION ON DEMANDS   Five Operating Brotherhoods Ask Immediate Wage Consideration.

) RAIL UNIONS ASK PAY HIKES   30 Percent Wage increase Now Demanded of Operators in Nation

Rail Unions Ask Swift Acfion on Wage Increase   Leaders of Operating Brotherhoods Call For Priority on Pay

RAIL UNIONS DEMAND QUICK WAGE ANSWER   immediate Consideration Of 30 Pct. Boost Asked

Rules Changel   Want Immediate Consit eration by Employers 4 39% Boost Request ~

Rail Unions Want Wage  Discussion   Demand That Carriers Drop Rules Changes For New Problem

COAL Iz: I STRY DEFEND; -:2MINE COMPA < 40ME   Claim Poor Couuitions In Camps The Exception, Not The Rule

DEFEND MINE HOUSING PLAN   Industry Asserts That Poor Living Conditions Are Exception, Not Rule

Coal Industry, Saying Every City , Has Slum, Defends Company House

COAL INDUSTRY INDEFENSE OF ‘COMPANY HOME’   Poor Living Conditions Ix Mining Towns Are Exception, Report Says   AVERAGE MONTHLY RENTAL IS $11.5

Apathy May Bring Record Low Balloting   Ohio Vote Tuesday Called Most Vital In Many Decades

BALLOTING MAY DROP TO RECORD LOW TUESDAY   Four Amendments To State Constitution Among Vital issues To Be Decided

War Investigators Cal Jones To Tell If FDR Ordered Contract For Flying Boats.

Inspect C-54s For Sabotage   Army Orders Worldwide Grounding, After Finding Loose Plane Fittings. *

STEEL INDUSTRY HARD HIT BY MINE WALKOUTS   No Legal Action Against Coal Diggers Planned By Government

Strikes Hit . Coal; Steel and Shipyards   Protest Against New Labor Law Grows ' Almost Hourly

FRENCH REDS QUIT CABINET   ‘Truman Doctrine’ Factor in Decision To Force Them Out

TRUMAN STAND SEEN VITAL IN FRENCH ACTION   ‘Docirine’ Influenced Ouste Of Reds By Ramadier, Leader Maintains

Ramadier Faces Doubtful Future  Communists Dropped. From French Cahine?

Conésress Called   ruman today called Congress into special seslar program of stop-aap foreign aid and to throw

Truman Recalls Solons on Foreign Aid and Run-Away Prices: On Radio Tonight

“CONGRESS BEING CALLED BACK ON NOVEMBER 17TH   President Will Speak To Nation Tonight By Radio At 10 O'clock   EUROPEAN HUNGER AND INFLATION TOPICS

Truman Emphasizes Tavoien Aad Ontlavs  RULUIBU  Curb on High Prices

Today’s Skies   “Dual Perils’ At Home And Abroad Cited   To Address Nation Over Radio Tonight  O Ben: Ges wiccetiecs: “Bio:

tLramanAsks ExtraSession November 17   President Cites Perils of Starvation In Europe and Inflation At Home—Will Broadcast   Over Air Tonight — 

Foreign Aid Program Will Occupy Solons   President to Discuss Problem on Radio Broadcast Tonight

November 17 Date Set To Cope With Aid And Inflation   Chief Executive Will Broadcast Explanation Of Action Over All Networks At 10 O'Clock Tonight: Call Made On Own Initiative

HST To Make Talk To Nation Tonight On Economic Crisis   Special Session To Consider Rising Needs Of European. Nations And Study Curbs On Runaway Prices In U.S. .

Prices And Foreign Aid  On Program   Early Date Set To Meet Crises

Plans Broadcast Tonight at Ten; Officials Estimate Higher Aid Figure On Europe’s Needs

Truman Will Tell Nation Tonight Why He Asked Congress to Meet Nov. 17

Truman Declares High Cost of Living Imperils Nation’s Welfare.  a ee eee   CITES FOREIGN CRISIS   Congressional Reaction to Move Is Generally Favorable.

STRESSED 6000 JOB BEING DONE TODAY BY NATION’S BANKS   Tom Collins, Speaker, Noted Improvements in Public Reations and Services.   WAS BANQUET SPEAKER   Event Climaxed Annual Meeting of Group Two, Missouri Bankers Asscciation.

Bankers Hear What Public Thinks of Them   200 Attend Group 6 Meeting At Armory; Hear Three Speakers

Permanent Auto License Plate Measure Signed   Goy. Donnelly Also Approves Pay Hikes For State Officials

Senators Studying Legislation On Portal Suits Consider Possible Cost to Government

AWAITING CHRISTMAS NIGHT BALL  Four Persons Burn To Death: As Flames Sweep Dance Hall

Four Persons Burn fo Death In Dance Hall   Flames Spread Fast at. Fredericksburg Christmas Ball

FOUR BURN TO DEATH IN FREDERICKSBURG DANCE HALL BLAZE  BUILDING IGNITES IN FEW MOMENTS; EARLY FOR MOST OF CROWD

DANCE I$ CHRISTMAS EVE EVENT   Fire Starts Few Minutes defore Hall 's Crowded

lobey Foresees Jones Testimony At RFC Hearing  Henderson Denies Clay's Accusation

Claims Former Commerce Secretary ‘Won't Need Calling?  Jesse Jones To Appear Before Senate Group, Tobey Forecast

Probers Expect To Hear Jones   Former RFC Head May Give Testimony in Rail Case

Ex-RFC Head May Appear as Probe Witness   Jesse Jones Expected to Testify in B&O  Loan Investigation

ENGLAND FACES: POWER MIXUP   DEGREE SHUTTING, OFF ELECTRICITY FROM NON-ES- SENTIAL PLANTS. TO ‘'1 CAUSE CONFUSION

Typical American Community Opens ts Heart To 175 Employes Of U. N.

Bring Christmas Cheer fo United Nations Workers   Holiday Spirit Bright For Employes: Far From Home

(CHURCH PROGRAMS CONDUCTED  UN Workers From Many Nations Welcomed Into American Homes

Open Heart to UN Emploves   Holiday Spirit For 175 Far From Overseas Hamec

Mysterious ‘Author’ of 10 Per Cenf Rent Boost Halfed by Truman Sought

Senate Committee Seeks ‘Higher-Up’ Who Authorized 10 Per Cent Boost In Rents

RENT CEILING BOOST NIPPED   TRUMAN APPLIES THE BRAKES—SAYS ANY ACTION IS UP TO CONGRESS

‘Higher Up’ Hunted In Rent Rise Mixup; Senator Asks Quiz   President Truman Cancels Order Minutes Before 10 Pct. Boost; Acton Clinaxes Great Confusion

TRUMAN PUT . STOP TO RENT INCREASE   Now Seek to. Find Who Had Been. About To Issue _ Order 

RENT BOOST PROPOSAL MYSTIFIES   Seek to Learn Who Pushed OPA to Brink of Boost

OPA Order Is Halted by President   Three Flours of. Confusion in Washington

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   American Officer Slain by Japanese Girl Suicide

Jewish Underground Promises Unremitting War In Palestine   Irgun Zvai Leumi Rejects Truce Plea In Note From New York Congressman

New Threat Of Violence In Palestine   Irgun Promises ‘Warfore’ to Free Holy Land

Jewish Extremists Down Truce Plea, Promise To Continue With Warfare

Holy Land Facine New Irqun Threa  American Proposal Rejected by Jews

Threat Of New ®Violence Hangs Over Palestine   Irgun Zvai Leumi Rejects American Congressman’s  Plea For Entering New Trace   Says Unremitting Warfare At Hand   Military Court Condemns Member Jewish Underground Organization

UNDERGROUND VOWS CONTINUED WARFARE   Jewish Group Snubs Truce Plea In Palestine Issue

JEWISH TERRORISTS SPURN PEACE TRY   More Violence Promised I Holy Land Fight

PLEA FOR TRUCE BY UJ. §. LAWMAKER IS REJECTED BY IRGUN   “ACTION COMES AT SAME TIME YOUNG JEW IS SENTENCED TO DEATH

‘TRGUN PLANS ‘WARFARE’ T0 ACHIEVE COAL   Threat Comes as Court Orders Death For ‘Ireun’ Member

Threat of New Holy Land Violence Seen; Sentence Member of Jewish Group

Jews Reject Truce Plea   Death Sentence Doesn't Deter Them from ‘Warfare’ for Free Palestine

Violence Threat Hanging Over Holy Land Again  Military Court Has Sentenced Jew To Death for Attack

SPUN PALESTI NE TR   Undetground. Promises “Un: _ remitting Worfare” to 7 Arhiave Con

Threaten New Violence in Palestine  Irgun Rejects Cancreseman re

PLEA FOR TRUCE IS REJECTED . New Violence Is Threatened Ir Ficht For AFree Palestine

ader Promises - Fight ‘Until Goal-of-Free-Palestine-a ie Gx ee ee

Threat Of New Violence Heard Tn Palestine   Jewish Leader Rejects American Congressman’s Plea For Truce

EXPECT MEAT, SUGAR WILL BE MORE PLENTIFUL   Predictions Made By Commerce Department; More Autos Expected

BureauOptimistic On'47 Production   More Meat, Sugar, And Autos Forecast by Commerce Dept.

More Meat, Sugar, Cars And Whisky Predictec For 1947: Fags And Venetables To Be Scarcer

OPTI MISTIC OUTLOOK HELD FOR YEAR'S PRODUCTION  More Meal, Sugar, Cars And Whisky Predicted For 1947: Eqqs And Veuetables To Be Scarcer

ADDITIONAL SUbAR THIS YEAR SEEN   Meat, Autos, Radios, Whisky Also Expected to Be More Plentiful

Officers Question Butte Man in Shooting of Wife  Woman’s Condition Fair; Husband Says “Went Nuts”

Argentina Taking 60  German Firm:   Assets Valued At $90.000.000

Americans Incline Towards Avoiding Personal Recrimination in  ‘ Replying to Russian Deputy Foreign Minis/ ter.

Russians Charge Truman Is After Hitier’s Laurels   Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky Drives Closer To President And Marshall With ‘Warmonger’ Slurs

‘War-Monger’ Accusations Are Expanded  Vishinsky Calls Press Conference Ty, Puch Camnaion

Vishinsky Accuses U. S. of Plot To Wage Atomic War Against Russia

Fears Reds Victins Of Atomic Plot   Says US Policy Will Brine War

SOVIETS WAIT FOR REPLY ON WAR-MONGERS   TRUMAN’S POLICIES LEAD TO CONFLICT, VISHINSKY SAYS

VISHINSKY EXPANDS HIS WAR CHARGES   Increasing Bitter Personal Attacks Are His Hobby

Soviet UN Bloc Continues Fight On Americans   Vishinsky in Rare Form as He Lambasts Group of ‘War-Mongers’

RUSSIAN PUSHES CLOSE 0 TRUMAN IN HIS CAMPAIGN   Declines at News Conference  to Disavow Soviet Press Con=  tention President Seeks * “Laurels: of ‘Hitler.’              EXPANDS HIS CHARGES: * OF PLOT AGAINST-REDS   Bitter Assault Puts New Strains on U. N. Split an Stir Speculation as to Meatives.:.

VISHINSKY IN NEW ATTACK ON UNITED STATES   Fails To Disavow Charge That Truman Is Just Like Hitler   AMERICAN DELEGATES AND PRESS ASSAILED

Would ‘Chain’ Dulles ‘Smear Drive’  Of Vishinsky’s Is Stepped Up

11-Year-Old Girl Decides To Phone Pope; Does Just That   Kiel Workers Strike As British Dismantle German War Industry

House, Senate Leaders Will Be Nominated   Noon Tomorrow Is  Official Opening

Last Rites. Tuesday For W. Conrad Denton; Killed in Rhur Battle   Military Funeral on-Armistice Day for First Overseas War Dead Returned

C10 CONTENDS. TO HIGH COURT THAT INJUNCTION WRONG   [Claim Government's Attempt t t Halt Coal Strike Was  Unconstitutional

Second Spot on Ticket Acceptable to Stassen  ‘Mate’ Role O. K. if Presidential Rid Pails: Warren Not Candidate

Republican Candidates At Meeting   Stassen Seeks Nomination For Vice-President

Stassen Might Take No.2 Spot  Decision Depends. on Candidate, Platform

STASSEN NOT CLOSING DOOR ON 2ND PLACE:   Indicates He Would Accept Vice Presidential Nomination Under Certain Conditions.

‘Clear Deteriorialion ef ~ International Situation’ Seen tn Comintern Plan

Dutch Open New Attack   Australia, India Carry Indonesian Dispute Before United Nations

JOHN L. NOW SAYS UNION OFFICIALS CAN DECIDE IF COAL MINES ARE SAFE

DELEGATES AT MEETING   State Convention Is Bein; Held at Trinity Lutheran  Church   \ TWO-DAY SESSION

120 DELEGATES AT GARDEN MEETING   State Convention Is Being Held at Trinity Lutheran  ur  A TWO-DAY SESSION

Three Persons Burned, Two Seriously, as Blast And Fire Destroy Home

SUGGESTS OHIO RESGIND BAN   Tells Senate Commiltee Move Would LIN Morale of Department.

Cofall Claims Enforcement Morale Low  Proposes to Leave Gambling Us to

ASKS GAMBLING BANS BE LIFTED   Cofall Would Rescind Curb On Liquor Sellers

WOULD HELP ENFORCEMENT   Tells Senate Committee Police Should Back Anti-Gambling Laws

Cofall Says Step Would Help Agents  Senate Probers Hear Liquor Head

State Chief Asserts Action Would Boost Enforcement Morale   Cofall Cites Difficulties in Hiring of Competent Agents; Decrease in Profits Told to Senate Probe Committee

Cofall Urges Anti-Gambling Rule Be Lifted   Ohio Liquor Chief Would Permit Slots In Drinking Spots

Cofall Claims Enforcement up To Local Police   .Better Salaries For Personnel Also Requested

GAMBLING BAN DRAWS ATTACK OF LIQUOR HEAD   Cofall Asks Lifting Of Order To Help Boost Morale Of Enforcement Agents

Says Agents Waste Time Checking Slots, Pin Ball Machines   Cotall Reports Morale Low Among Department Employes; Also Short Of Help   (See Story Page 12)

Large List Of Bills To Face Certain Death   senate Joins House For Adjournment Vote: Strict Rules Are Clamned On

Senate Joins in House Action by Unanimous Vote   Finance Committee OK’s Bills; Lamar Appropriation Cut

Many Pending Measures Will Be Incomplete  Solons Face The Matter Of Deficit Financing

Senate Joins House In Vote fo Adjourn  Legislature Friday  Action Will Bring Session to.an End

 it 10 STOP ICKETEERING   punterfeiters and ick Marketeers Lose Fortunes

Army Confiscates Scrip , ‘To Stamp Out Black Mart   Troops in Germany, Jopan Grab Currency in 4tt Attempt To Combat Counterfeiting

ARMY RECALL OF OCCUPATION SCRIP HITS RACKETEERS   Black Marketeers, Counter feiters in Germany and: Amanen Bic Lacare

MILITARY OFFICIALS IN GER “MANY AND ‘JAPAN TAKE ACTION TO BREAK UP COUNTERFEIT PLOTS

Crowd of 15.000 Expeeted at Waco  To Creet Truman   President Will Receive Honorary Degree From Baylor University

Speedy Vote Sought On GI Bond Cashing   Crowd of 150,0CO0 Expected  Truman to Visit Waco Thursday

Speeenesiernneenesnnntihiedennenmes _———  Waco Making Elaborate Plans for Truman's Visit fo Texas Thursday

Waco All A’Twitter   Texas City Gets Ready For Truman Visit; Secret Service Eyes Route Of President

OFFICIALS HEAD LIQUOR PROBE   Jenkins And Cofall Making ‘On The Spot’ Check “of Liquor Permits

STRIKE TRUCE “WAS ARRANGED THIS MORNING   NON-STRIKERS WHO WERE MENACED BY CIO PICKETS RETURN TO THEIR HOMES

375 Non-Striking Workers Given Release; Conference Is Scheduled fer Monday

EDMAN CAUGHT IN OKLAHOMA   ALLEGED INDIANA KILLER WALKS INTO TRAP

GOVERNMENT — STILL DECLINES TO GIVE NAMES   Keeps Big: Big Commoa‘ity Market: Traders:  Ma Gpayat    ACTIONS ARE HIT      Profiteering And Bungling Charged “Ry Gtascen 

Refuse to Reveal Grain Traders, Names   Stassen: Insists ‘Insiders Have Been Profiteering

Airliner That Turned Upside Down @ Held Under Guard For Examinatior

At 230-Mile Clip  Airliner Dives Into Outside Loop, Batters 53 Passengers and Crew, Then Lands Safely

AVIATION EXPERTS SEEKING TO LEARN-CAUSE. OF. UN... EXPLAINED AERIAL ACROBATICS

Plane Overturns, Nosedives 5,000. Feet; 48 Passengers Are Tumbled ToCeiling

Youths Not Forced To Sign Statements Of Killing Trooper, Detective Price Cox Claims

Detective Denies Boys Threatened Price, Johnson Not  Intimidated. State OS ecar Th 2593's oa

Man Unjustly Sent To Pen  Gets $10,000.   Awarded By State As Compensation

Given $10,000 for 6 Years Spent In Penitentiary.   Mother: Will Repay’ Money Borrowed. *

France May Agree To German Steel Production Boost   By KINGSBURY SMITH European General Manager International News Service

RUHR STEEL TALKS ~ WILL OPEN FRIDAY   France Said Halfway Agree able to U. S. Plan

FRANCE MAY 0.K. PLAN ON STEEL   Move To Up German Qutput ‘Meets Counter Claim

—STUDENTS PROTEST ACTION—  Wilbertorce President Is Dismissed By Board

Ukrainian Official Denounces U.S. Foreign Policy; Attacks Byrnes In Speech Before UN

Russia Attacks Byrnes _ In First Reaction to _ Plan to Break Stalemate

Traditional Past Rules British Life     Love-Match Between Philip and Princess Elizabeth Reveals.  Pa) Cc ee cS A in Semen

QHIG SENATE 10 BALLOT ON SCHOOL BILL   4 ommittee Virtually Kills Proposed Substitute For naniels-Cramer Act

Hike Amounts To 17 Lbs. Per Capita Over 46  Supply Is Divided Ru Warld (auncil

SUGAR INCREASE PROMISED U.S.A   New Allocation Will Be About 17 Pounds Over Last Year’s Quota

More Sugar for 1947 Allotted To United States   No Announcement Made As to How This Will Be Divided Among Users

More Sugar Will Be Allocated to U.S. This Year   Per: Capita Increase to Be About 17 Pounds Over 1946

17-Pound Gain Under Allocation     Council Grants Country Enough for 90 Pounds of Refined Sugar Per Capita

CHILD KILLED ON WAY HOME   Struck by Car Near  School Crossroads

Lewis Faces Task To Fill No.2Position  May Delay Appointing O'Leary's Successor

Senate Girds for  Th. Mak ABeaanee   Tay Cut Measure   By Uniled Press . WASHINGTON, July 12.— The  Senate today defeated, 60 to 22 a proposal to delay income tax redtiction until a depression was imminent. ‘

Senate Work: Overtime On Tax Reducer   Saturday Session Held To Complete Action  On GOP Revised  Income Tax Bill.

COMMERCE DEPT CALLED HAVEN Ot “USELESS EXPERTS   ‘Taber Promises Drive tc  Eliminate “Fat” in Fed eral Paurall

‘Gasoline Prices Being Probed © In Washington   Real Estate Dealings Also Investigated By Federal Juries

Fi ive Treaties  Of Peace “a      *F inal Drafis Ar Are Pre. pared For Signing — mS By Powers”... «:

Byrnes To Sign Peace Treaties With 4 Countrie   War With Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary And Romania Ends

Government Hits Union's Policy Of No Contracts   Moves Are Made For Enforcement Of Labor Laws

Rescuers Work In Weather 30 Below Zero   Heartbreaknig Mishaps Face GI's Trying To Reach Craft stop  Mt.  O. nantene - Alb

Arctic Gales Halt Rescue of  Crash Victims   Mishaps Imperil Ground and Air Parties on Wavy to: Help

ARTIC BLIZZARDS AND SUBZERO WEATHER HALTS RESCUE OF SURVIVORS OF WRECKED B-29 PLANE

STORM BLOCKS ALASKA RESCUE   4 Known Survivors of Plane Wreck Marooned

WINDS BLOCK B-29 RESCUE   Break in Storm Hoped for it Efforts To Reach Fliers in Arctic.

Blizzard Halts B-29  Rescuers   Four Survivors Reported; ‘Chutists Jump to Scene

STORM BALKS ~ RESCUERS IN. AIR TRAGEDY      Sends ‘Temperatures To 30. Degrees * Baloar Feed   FOUR SURVIVORS   Marooned .On Deso late Mountain In-Alaska:

Rescue of Four Survivors Of B-29 Crash In Alaska Is Blocked by Arctic Blizzard

Cold Balks  Rescue of B-29 Crew   C-47 Tow Plane, Glider Forced Down Near Crash Scene

Weather Foils Rescuers. of B-29 crash °   Two Planes Forced Down While Trying To Reach Scene _

Single Chief Of Defense In Cabinet   Compromise Called Admirable Solution Of Vexing Problem

Thirty-Seven Cows, Heifers Put On Block   Animals Are Sold For $241 Average

BIG WARSHIP — WILL BE SOLD   NEW MEXICO ‘TO BE SOLD BY. NAVY ON CONDITION THAT VESSEL BE  e SCRAPPED

Opposition Continues  Fight for Cut   Showdown Vote Nears; Leaders Press for Action

JEWISH-GROUP_ —HAS-HOSTAGE      FORMER BRITISH: ARMY OFFICER IS KIDNAPED IN, v CONNECTION WITH ae DEATH SENTENCE

'U.S.-Russia Divided Over Greek Probe   Soviets Would Limi Commission's Power To Investigate

AT. & 7. URGED TO MAKE COUNTER WAGE PROPOSAL   Minois. Workers’ Offer te Return for Slight increase Paiectad

Union Makes New Settlement Offer   Striking Telephone Workers Agree to Go Back te Work for One-Cent an Hour Increase Pending Arbitration of Other Demands.

Work Offer Is Rejected By Company   Demand Local Arbitration of Wage—Conciliators Hold Three Meetings

MORE RAIN FORECAST IN MISSOURI, KANSAS   Showers to Be Heavy in Some Areas—Temperatures to Re. main in Mid-80s.

Train Wreck Fatal To 1; 28 Are Hurt   Passenger Crash In Arkansas After One Flagged Down

MAIL CLERK DEAD AS TRAINS CRASE   23 Trainmen, Passengers Hurt in Arkansas: Freight Train Derailed

One Killed, 23 Injured When  on bese Two Mis i Pacific   Two Missouri Pacific Trains in Collision at Arkansas Town

Rail Collision Fatal to Clerl   Memphis Train Rams Rear Of Another, 23 Hurt

One Killed, 28 Hurt As Train Hits Another      Missouri Pacific Passen ger Train Crashes In Arkansas

E KILLED, 28 HURT AS TRAINS COLLIDE IN ARK.   »y Passenger Train Rams Rear Of Another On  Miseenir: Parificr

Englishman, Generally Credited With Discovery Of Vitamins, Is Dead

STASSEN BOWS TO VANDENBERE   Michigan Republicans Meet Candidate At Detroit Dinner

Escaped Convict Captured When Plane Crashes, Four Still At Large

Beating Fatal To Mail Clerk At Little Rock   Found Dying Near Union Station; No Motive Determined

MAIL CLERK IS MURDERED   Percy Hill of St. Louis Is Beaten on Head and Face With Brick by Assailant Near Little Rock Union Station.

TRUMAN TO AIR STOP-GAP IDEA   Congressional Leaders Ti Get Bid To White House For Conference

President Will Meet Leaders On Stop-Gap Reliel   To Meet Congress Leaders This Week To Explain Foreign Aid Program   MAY DETERMINE  SPECIAL SESSION

BIG OAK TREE BECOMES VICTIM OF HGH WIND   Belicved to Have Been One Of Oldest in the Bast   TRAFFIC IS BLOCKED

HUGE OAK, A “PENN  “BREE,” IS BLOWN DOWN   White Oak Along FordRoac Claimed To Have Been Here In Penn’s Time   satelite  TRAFFIC IS BLOCKED

JULY 1 STRIKE INEVITABLE’ IF OWNERS STAND   Association Against Industrywide Plan Of Bargaining

MEETING OF UNION WILL STUDY EDIT BY MINE LEADERS   Southern Operators Say They Won’t Bargain on Industry-wide Basis; Session is Called.   DANGER OF STRIKE SAID INCREASED

LEWIS, UNION’S POLICY MAKERS GET IN HUDDLE   Gather to Study Southern Operators’ IndustryBargaining Ban

Order To End War Violated, Dutch Claim   Dummit To Face Earle Clements

G. . INSURANCE IS WORTH KEEPING SAYS GOV. BLUE   Approximately Half Of Jowa’s Veterans Have  Dropped G. I. Ins. Policie:

Rising Frices are Reason  Rubber Workers Will Ask New Wage Hike From Big Companies

MORE PAY ASKED BY RUBBER UNION   Rising Living Costs Blamed  For ClO Group’s Stand

Rubber Workers Ask New Raises   Want Additions To 11“%c March Boost

Rubber Workers Reopen Contract  Rising Living Costs Cited in Request

Committee Approves Rail Rates Plans   Would Allow Them to Agree On Rates Without Breaking Antitrust Lews

Yacht Trial Judge Revokes Press Rights of Paper   Examiner, IN! INS Handle Story on Erroneous Action on Juror

New Angle in Overell Trial  Involves Reyoking Of Press Privileaes

New Angle in Overell Trial  Involves Revoking - - O€-Press “Privileges

‘BETTY JO” IN NON-STOP HOP OF 5.000 MILES   Streaks From Honolulu to New York in 14'. Hours

TRAVELS NON-STOP FROM ‘HONOLULU TO NEW YORK TO ESTASLISH NEW . >< DISTANCE MAREK ae

AAF SHIP RACES FROM HONOLULU TO NEW YORK   Official Flying Time Of 14 Hours, 32 Minutes Made By Unique Craft   /AVERAGES ABOVE 300 MPH   AAF Sees Proof Big Planes Will Have Escorts To Almost Any Place

Fighter Plane Makes Honolulu ToNew York Hop   New World’s Record For _ Sustained Flight By Fighter Plane   TRIP IS MADE IN 14 HOURS; 32 MINUTES

Bevin Plan Causing Bewilderment   British Premier Has Talk With U.S. Delegation

Bevin Explains Gold Proposal To Visiting American Congressmen   British Foreign Secretary Asserts That Idea Was Advanced By U. S. Ambassador; EuropeTouring Solons Somewhat Skeptical

Secretary Bevin Views Gold Redistribution As Part of Marshall Plan

Bevin Explain Gold Plan To Congressmen   Proposal Still Causes Concern In Official Circles

Bevin's Proposa On Gold Still Puzzles U.S.   Britain’s Foreign Office Apparently Is Sul Bewildered

Bevin’s Plan On‘Divvy O01 Gold Puzzler   Integral Part Of Marshall Plan, Is Said Briton View

Diplomats Surprised by Bevin’s Plea To Share U. S. Gold: Plan Explained

Public Hearings or We'll Take Story to President, Avow Phone Union Heads

Appeal to White House Considered If Management Rejects Proposal; Conciliation Efforts Bogved Down

UNION URGES > WBLIC PHONE NEGOTIATIONS   Appeal to Truman Planned if Suggestion Is Rejected By Management .

Union Demanding Public Hearings   Bierne Rejects Company’s “Final” Offer; May Take Appeal Direct To the President

PHONE STRIKE SETTLEMENT  BOGS DOWN:   Union Proposes Open-to-Public . Negotiations’

Propose Open Talks On Demand:   Negotiations Bog Down As Strike Enters Fifth Day

Leaders Propose Public Negotiations, Offering White House Move if Company Declines; A. T. & T. Offer to Long Lines Group Rejected

BALL PRESENTS EUROPEAN AID INCENTIVE PLAN   Suggestion Made As Truman Council Asks Revival Of Wartime Powers

GREATER HELP WOULD FOLLOW OUTPUT BOOST   Revival of Some Wartime Powers, Retention of Export Controls Proposed

‘Baseball-Wise Cincinnatians Pull “Squeeze Play” In Winning Supreme Court Seat For Mayor Stewart

PIPELINE, BLOWN UP AND RADAR INSTALLATION ATTACKED IN LATEST: OUTBREAKS

IRAQ PIPELINE IS SABOTAGED   Resistance Against British Control In Palestine Intensified

MORE THAN MILLION PAPERS =~ CONSTITUTE ATOMIC SECRET   FORMER SENATE ATOMIC ' CHAIRMAN SAYS REAL SECHET I8 KNOW-HOW OF PRODUCING BOMB

Bevin Is Given Party Support   America's Foreign Policies Praised

EE JEWELL BABIES IN STATE FAIR EVENT   Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Abell Tesdall, Twin Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Barkema Entered in Health Contest.

AGREES TO INCREASE LEVEL IN GERMAN INDUSTRY IF MOSCOW WILL BACK TREATY

Designs Plan He Hopes Will Save  Moscow Parley   Last Minute Plan Being Prepared In Hope Of Breaking Deadlock   WOULD TAKE CARE OF REPARATIONS ISSUE

MARSHALL PLAN IS COMPROMISE   U. S. Secretary Would Agree To German Industry If Aggression Blocked

‘Corn Crop Predicted 14 Per Cent 'Below Normal, Ohio Farmers Told

OHIO CORN CROP HURT BADLY BY EARLY FROSTS   Predict Yield Will be 24 Percent Under 1946; Damage Heavy in Western Sector

Young Woman Heid for Bank Holdup   Attempt Puts Her In Jail At Fort Smith, Ark.

Woman's Curiosity Results in Arrest For Bank Robbery That Went Haywire

BRUNETTE HELD AS BANE BANDIT   Robbery “At Fort Smith Fails; Armed Girl, 21, Is Arrested

GIRL TRIES 10 ROB FORT SMITH BANK: SEIZED HOUR LATER   June Ashby, 21, of Eure ka Springs “Pokes Revolver ‘Through Teller’s Cage and Demands Money.   FLEES WHEN WORKERS DROP TO THE FLOOR   Officers Arrest Slight Bru: nette on Street Five Blocks From Institution and Disarm Her.

To Extend Lines Of City Farther   ing Group Decides on 330 Feet Beyond Last Street Instead of 200   AS PROTECTIVE STRIP   Opposition by School Dis tnet and Industral Heads Is Mounting

Te Extend Lines Of City Farther   Group Decides on 30 eet Beyond Last Street Instead of 200   Opposition by School District and Industrial Heads Is Mounting

Widow Charges Double Dealing   Mrs Cote Accuses Prosecution Of “Trickery”? And ‘‘Inijustice’’

Demo Effort To Sidetrack Bill Beaten   Rolicall Vote on Passage Of Proposal to Slash $4,000,000,000 From Levies Goes to Senate

Income Revenue Slashed  Billions   Republicans Beat Back Opposition  To Measure

Retroactive ‘to Jan. 1; Revision. Seen in Senate.   Lower Incomes Weulc Get 30 Pct. Relief Under Measure

House Votes Tax Reduction   30 To 20 Per Cent Cut In U.S. Income Tax Is Approved

20 to 30 Pet. Reduction in Payments Seen   Senate Revision Seen Democrats Voted Down

Measure Provides For Reductions Up To 30 Percent   Republicans Beat Attempt To Lay Aside Bill

20:30’ Tax Bil Passes House   Senate Expected to Make Cut Effective July 1 Instead of Retroactive to January 1; Withholding Rates Would Go Down in June

Senate Is  Slated To Alter Bill   Lower Chamber Beats Democratic Bid To Sidetrack Slash.

House Votes Cul in Income Taxes  Senate Expected te Amend Measure

MEASURE GOES TO SENATE FOR NEXT APPROVAL   Republicans Beat Back Democratic Motion to Delay Action on Bil

GOP Overcomes Democrat Move To Delay Bill   20 To 30 Per Cent Measure Upheld; Now Goes To Senators

PROPOSAL CUTS NATION'S BILL BY 4 BILLIONS   Republicans Beat Off Democrat Motion to Delay Action

$4 Billion Cut ls Approved; Revision Seen  i a a   Measure Faces Senators Next; Avert Set-Aside Democratic Move

Income Tax Slast 10-30 Per Cent Is Voted By House  Republican Bill Now Goes To Senate For OK; Veto Expected

Senate Revision Seems Probable   ... Unless Amended, Measure Faces Possible Veto

Senate Votes Next; Expect ‘Some Revision   Republicans Beat Shelving Proposal; Four Billion Dollar Slash.

Michigan Mar Opposes GOP Tax Slash   Rep. Engel First Republican To Oppose Measure

Bil! Gives Millions 10% & 30% Cut: Is Good To Jan. 1, ‘47   Taft Promises To Revise Measure In Senate Action

Senate Revision Of Bill Likely To Amend Date   Republicans Defeat Democratic Move To Postpone Action

(.0.P, PLAN REDUCES INCOME LEVY BY 4 BILLION THIS YEAR  SENATE, PRESIDENT TO PASS ON LEGISLATION BEFORE BECOMES LAW

House Passes  Tax-Cut Bill   GOP-backed Measure Goes To Senate And Probable Revision There.

Tax-Slashing Bill Assailed By GOPster   House Expected to Reach Vote Today On Knutson Measure

BIGGEST TAX  RELIEF TO THE WEALTHY MEN   This Is Statement of Rep. Engel Made to the House Today.   ENGEL IS REPUBLICAN   Was the First G.O.P. Member to Speak Against Measure.

HOUSE PASSES MEASURE . TO SLASH INCOME TAXES   Republican-Backed Bill To Reduce Levies By Almost $4,000,000,000 Now Goes To Senate, Where It Faces Probable Revision—Democratic Motion To Lay Matter Aside Defeated Just Before Final Vote— Effective Date Subject Of Dispute

Income Tax Bill Passed By House   Measure Calls for Slash of Nearly 4 Billion; Senate  Revision Exnected

Measure Goes To Senate for  Final O.K.   Bill Cuts Income Tax Payments by $4.000.0G0.000

INITIAL HURDLE IS CLEARED ON TAX REDUCTION   duge Savings To Individual Taxpayer Assured If Senate Follows House Lead; Withholding Taxes Would Take Smaller “Cut.”

House Approves 30-20 Cut   Senate Hearings To Wait for Budget Action

ENGEL CLAIMS TAX GUT MOVE ‘UNFAIR’   Republican Says Little Man ‘Doesn’t Get Break’

Votes Slash Of Almost 4 Billions   Bill Is Sent To Senate, Where Revision Is An ticipated.

Engel Speaks Against GOP Tax Cut Bill   Representative Says Bill Gives Tax Relief to Those Who Made Biggest Profits During War.

Revision of Measure by  Senate Seer   Republican-Backed Legislatio:s Reducing Annual Payments by Four Billion Dollars Is  ey ones cw ora

Engel Declares Bill  Gives Man Who Made Biggest Profits During War Biggest Tax Relief

Majority Rejects Democratic Plea To Delay Action   Legislation Now Goes To Senate Where It Faces Revisions _

HOUSE PASSES BIL]   Income Tax Slash Measure Now Goes to the U.S. Senate

MEASURE NOW GOES TO SENATE   30 Per Cent Cut Retroactive to Jan.  Ordered

DEMOS ADMIT FIGHT LOST ON TAX BILL   Rayburn Concedes Republicans Will Drive the Measure Through to Adoption in House— Vote Expected Today.

Income Tax Cuts Okayed By House   Measure Faces Test in Senate; Revision Hinted

LACE UNCOME LAABRS——— eS  Republican Attacks Bilt As Leaders Plan To Vote Today

House Passes Bill To Reduce Income Taxes; Senate Next   Taft Predicts Changes in Measure; Beat Back Opposition

Some Changes Expected In Senate   Democrats Lose Move To Lay Measure Aside for Present

TAX CUT BILL RIPPED BY 6.0,P, LEGISLATOR   Engel Says That Plan Gives ‘Big Man’ Most Relief

Tax Slash Showdown Today   Democrats Concede Republicans Will Be Able to Push Measure Through the Hoiise

House Votes Tax-Cut Bill In Swift Move   Republicans Defeat Democratic Maneuver To Await More Data

Tax Measure Goes to Senate   Previously Republican Blasted Measure as Aiding Those With Biggest War Profits

‘GOP Sponsors Of Measure Beat Off Dem Delay Effort   Truman Veto Predicted If Bill Passes Senate - With Four Billion Cut 

Supreme-Court Ruling Outlaws Small Loan Rate   1939 Statutes Declared Unconstitutional,‘ and: 8% May Be Liwie

Supreme Court Ruling Outlaws Small Loan Rate  1939 Statutes Declarec   1939 Statutes Declared Unconstitutional, and 8% May Be Limit

20 Schools Not Paying Minimum Teacher Salary   Schedules of 13. Approved; Ayailable -Funds Exhausted:

Truman Terms Treaties Vital   Early Ratification of Balkan Pacts Needed, Senate Group Told

Ratification Ot Balkan Pacts  Vital: Truman   Necessary To Foreigr Policy, Senate Cominit. tee Told

OK of Four Pending Pacts Is Vital to U. S. Foreign Policy, President Asserts

FOR a ACTION   Ratification of Pacts Seen Vital to U. S. Foreign Policy

CLAIMS ACTION IS ‘VITAL’ TOUS. FOREIGN POLICY   Byrnes Defends Pact; Sees Chaos Unless Annraved

Ratification Of Balkan Treaties Held Vital a   Truman And Marshall Hold U.S. Must Remain Consistent

Marshall Urges Early Approval Of Italian Pact   Truman Tells Senate Failure Would Be Blow To Policies

Senate Group Gets Warning   Diplomatic Position  Of U. S. at Stake

Speedy Action Is Sought By Congress   President Says Move Is Vital to U. S. Foreign Policy

RATIFICATION OF ITALIAN TREATY URGED   President Truman and Gen. Marshall Inform Senate That Action Is Vital.

Ratification of Four Balkan Pacts Uraed   President Says Their Approval Is ‘Vital to Our Foreian Policy’

Truman Says Early Approval of Balkan Treaties Is Vital  President Concurs With Plans Offered Ry Burnece hdarchrll

Cae Urges. Balkan  Peace Treatie:   Senate Asked To Hurry Ratification

Truman Requests Ratification of alian Treaty  CS ake £ anh os   Senate Committee Begins Hearings On Balkan Pacts

Marshall Asks Okay of Treaty   Senate Committec Urged to Approve Pact With Italians

Sec’y Marshall Tells Solon Speed Necessary   Former Secretary Adds Voice to Plea Before Committee

Italian Paci Said Vital to U. S. Policies   Truman Backs Marshall. Plea For Approval

TRUMAN © SUPPORTS TREATIES   Vital to Foreign Policy, President Says to Committee

Ratification Of 4 Pending Pacts ‘Vital’   Senate Votes Drastic Slash In Appropriations

Marshall Asks Ratification 0! Four Treaties   Secretary of State and President Truman Urge Speedy  Senate Approval of Balkan Peace Treaties.

Ratification Of Pacts Uraer On Senators   Mersholl and Byrnes Plead For Swift Action

Beginning of Peace ls Sighted in Four Pending Pacts   Secretary Marshall Asks U. S. Ratification Of Proposed Treaties for Four Axis Satellites; Statement on Greece Coming

Urges Early Okay of Treaties  we gg, tna, nt Marechal! th Note fa Senate Committee

Truman Joins  Marshall In Plea For Treaties © Secretary Of State  Emphasizes Our Place In:World Leadership

Ratification of Italian Peace Treaty Declared Vital to U. S. Policy   Truman, Marshall Tell Senate Other Trantiee’ Success Hinges on Approval

Urges Early Ratification  Balkan Pact:   President Truman Deelares Action Is. Vital Lo Maintenance of American Foreign Policy

RATIFIGATION OF BALKAN PEACE TREATIES URGED   Is “Vital to Our Foreign Policy” Says President Truman.   FOUR ARE NOW PENDING   ‘Agreements Were Result of Months of Work, Chief Executive Said.

Ratification Called Vital To Diplomacy   Secretary Says U.S. Must Avoid BRareton *Wahhliing

TRUMAN ASKS RATIFICATION OF TREATIES   Informs Senate Committee That Early Approval of the Four Balkan Pacts Is “Vital to Qur Foreign Policy.”

PRESIDENT ASKS TREATY ACTION   Soys Approval of Four Pend: ing Balkan Pacts ‘Vital’ ‘To Foreign Policy

Treaties With Axis Satellites Await Action   Termed Step for World Peace and Stability

Sec. Marshali’:Outlines Points Of Impé rtance In Pending Pea:e Pacts

Requests Passage Of Italian Paci   Marshall Sees Treaty Vital to Foreign Policy

Truman Seeking Backing Of Pacts   Balkan Peace Pact Called Essential  To Policies

Ratify Treaties, Urges President   Truman Declares Balkar Treaties Vital To U. S. Foreign Policy

Urge Speed Treaties   Truman. Joins Byrnes And Marshall in Saying Quick Action Is Vital To U. S. Foreign Policy

Approval of Pacts Urged By Marshall   Secretary Says Treaties Represent ‘Composite Jadgment’? of Nations Allied During War

URGES SPEEDY RATIFICATION OF 4PACTS   , Terms Represent Composite Judgment Of Allies   Requests Immediate Action In Interest Of Ending Armistice Regimes

Truman Coneurs With Marshall and Byrnes’ in Urging Quick Approval

Action On Balkan Pacts Declared Vital By Truman   President Writes Marshall Foreign Policy Will Suffer Unless Treaties Are Ratified

Would Clip $5,600,000,000 From Personal ‘Taxes And Take 7,400,000 Persons Off Federal Tax Rolls   BILL PRESENTED BY CHAIRMAN KNUTSON

Low Income Bracket Would Get Chief Relief; Action Due In January

Would Cut Taxes By — d Billion   Measure Would Take Over Seven Million People from Tax Rolls;:— ‘Includes Sliding Scale of Cuts

Republicans Lisi ew Tax Measure  For Lower Payments   Bélieve President Will Propose Form -Eee Tax Relief

Adds Exemptions, Lowers Rates,  Splits. Incomhe On Personal Returns

Another Tax Bill Offered By Knutson   Would Slash Receipts 5.6 Billions; Cut Millions From Rolls

KNUTSON BILL WOULD REDUCE INCOME TAXES   Measure Would Hike Exemptions to $600; New Scale Favored

Four Major. Revisions, in.Income, Tax Computations: Proposed in Legislation.

Knutson Offers Bill to Reduce ‘A8 Income Taxes   House Republicans Seek to Get Jump On Truman Proposal

BA! 10 PROVIDE TAX CUTS FURL 8,   ‘Income Le vy Reduction I: Contained in Newest - Proposal.

Measure Also Would Take 7,400,000 Persons Off Federal Tax Rolls   30 Per Cent Cut In Lower Bracket   Proposal Also Would In. create Personal Exemptions To $600

Would Take 7.400.000 Off Rolls   $5,600,000,000 Reduction Asked In GOP Measure.

Latest Measure Would Cut Taxes Over $5 Billions   Exemption Would Be Raised Te $600

NEW INCOME TAX BILL IS INTRODUCED   Knutson’s Measure Would Take 7,400, 000 Persons Off Uncle Sam’s Rolls.

Knutson Submits Tax Cutting Bill For Next Year   Would Trim Revenue About $5,600,000,000 lf Measure Carries

Marine Veteran Goes Berserk   Killed by Policeman On Dayton Street

CHURCH NOTICES   Evangelical and Reformed Charge Alvin J. Forry, Pastor Bact Rarlin Pa.

U.S. Aceuses Russians of Interference   ‘Flagarant Interference’ In Affairs of Hungary Charged; Three-Power Investivation Sought

FIRST-DEGREE MURDER CHARGE 18 FILED AGAINST NEIGHBOR FOR BAUTAL  . MURDER

MISSING GIRL’S BODY 1$ FOUND   $2-Year-Old Neighbor Admits Slay‘Ing of Young Farm Gitl ~ Leads Police te Spot Where Body is Hidden — Says He had Been Drinking.

ood Prices Climb Near Record Peak New High Is Set  By Red Wheat On the Cash Market

Ne. Officiol Report Yet on Gbservonce of Second Meatless Tuesday in Nation

Cost of Living Spiral Heads T. oward Peak; Market Reaction Offers Little Hope for Drop

AFL Convention fs fo ‘Shen on Monday  os "Bheoeuwk of Meaw Gehie   Faces Threet of New Split Over Lewis Refusal to Sign Anti-Red Affidavit

Blue Norther Strikes Today In Panhandle  La ee  ae   Temperdture Drop To 14 Degrees . On Tap Toniaht

Raw, Biting Blue Norther Hits State  ‘West Texas May Get 14 Dearee Snap

AUSTRIA HANDED ECONOMIC LIFT   U. S. Army’s Purchasing Plan To Help Former Enemy Pay Occupation Costs

American Army In Austria Will Pay Its Own Way  Some Soldiers Will Get to Come Home, Others

U. S. Soldiers Give Austria Economic Lift   Occupation Troops Will Become Tourists So Far As Spending Concerned

American Army In Austria Will Pay Its Own Way   Some Soldiers Will Get to Come Home, Others on Tourist Basis

American Occupation Troops To Play ‘Tourist’; Spending Power Increased

U.S. Ready To Kill Off Sick Cattle   Steps Are Taken _To Halt Spread Of Disease

COMMIES SEIZE RAIL LIFELINE IN MANCHURIA   Chinese Leaders Say Aid $s Necessary if Drive fs To Be Stopped

CHINA REDS PUSH INTO SZEPINGKA, KEY RAIL GENTER   Communist Forces, Reported Tightening Grip On All Monchuria

Communist Army Tightening Manchurian Gri   ‘Reds Battle for Control of  Rail Life-Line Into Capital of Province

LA FOLLETTE SUGGESTED. AS ATOMIC HEAD   ‘Seek ‘Mystery Letter’ in  Lilienthal Case

Lilienthal Row Gains Momentum   Senate Committee Seeks Mystery Letter Taken From Files

DUFF BUDGET IS READY FOR LEGISLATURE   New Taxes, Estimates On Spending to Be Outlined Today

Duff To Present Budget Today; May Recommend $100,000,000 In New Taxes for Next 2 Years

Meanwhile Communal Violence Brings Death Toll in Palestine to 304 Since UN  Decreed Partition.

REFUGEE SHIP INTERCEPTED   Vessel Carrying 800 Illegal Jewish Immigrants Fails  To Evade Blockade

JEWS SAY REFUGEE SHIP INTERCEPTED BY BRITISH NAVY   Total of 800 Uncertified Lnmigrants’ Aboard Vessel ¢ Attempting to Run the  Palestine Blockade.   THREE MORE KILLED IN HOLY LAND RIOTS   Deaths Bring to 304 Number of Persons Killed in Communal Strife With Arabs Over Partition Plan.

British Blockade Stops Jewish Ship With 800 Refugees   Rioting Continues as Holy Land Prepares For Christmas

PALESTINE STRIFE'‘CONTINUES .  Refugee Ship With 800 Jews Said Intercepted By British

British Navy Nabs Jewish Refugee Ship   Attempted To Run Palestine Blockade With 800 Immiarants

British Halt Jewish Refugee Ship   Vessel Attempts to Run Blockade: 800 Persons Aboard

Jewish Refugee Ship Intercepted By British Navy  Communal Violence Claims More Lives

HERBERT: ASKS. SAFETY DRIVE      GOVERNOR SEEKS CO-OPERATION OF OHIOANS TO CUT DOWN TOLL ON  HIGHWAYS x

GERMANS PRAY FOR MORE FOOD   Speedy Answer Promised by U. S. Shipments of  Grain.

Farm Prices Near Inflationar y Peak. But Sales Continue at Record Volume

Farm Prices Boom Despite Warning Of} Collapse And Ruin.   Average Values Only 5 Per Cent Below That 1920 Peak; Volume Of Sales Past Year Highest On Record

Farm Real Estate Boom Continues To Grow Despite Repeated Warninas

Land Boom: Farm Real Estate Deals Grow Despite Warnings Of Collapse

Your Todavy’s Star   '\Federal Warning Fails To Halt Farm Real Estate Boom

4 Britons Shot, $600,000 Bank Money Seized   Tel Aviv Search Leads to Recovery Of $400,000 Cache

GANG HOLDS UP TEL AVIV BANK; A ARE KILLEE   $600,000 Taken Bul $400,000 Recovered Later

Four Slain; $200,000 Stolen’ At: ‘Bank i ‘in Tel Aviv. . eae   : $400,000 More Recovered in Bloody Holdup In All-vewish Citv—Two Suspects Seized

Four Officers Killed in Jerusalem Robbery; Most of Loot Recoverec

4 British Police Slain As Bank Bandits Take $600,000 In Tel Aviv

Sternists Slay 4 Policemen in  Tel Aviv Holdup   Grab $600,000, Police Payroll from Bank; Abandon $400,000 in Flight   2 SUSPECTS HELD; TRUCE SHATTERED   Huge Arab Underground Arms Cache Blown Up in Haifa Moslem Quarter

Tel Aviv Bandits Seize $600,000   Four British Officers Killed in Daring Stern Gang Robbery

ALLIED COUNCIL SESSION STORMY   U. S., Red Representatives Exchange Aecusations~”

CHARGES MADE BY SPOKESMAN FOR M’ARTHUE      Al RICAN DEMAND THAT SSIA RELEASE JAPANESE PRISONERS SETS OFF DISPUTE ‘

Taft-Harfley Law Becomes Official   Union Defies Bill; Will Have Test Case

Assembly Receives Record State Budget Of $857,422,139   New Levies on Corporations, Luxuries To Finance State for 1947-49 Biennium Proposed; Decision on Gas Tax Deferred

Over 47Milion 12 Million Deficit   ‘Said Biggest’ In History: By - More. Than“ 18 Millioa: . State Tax Plan Dropped

Proposes No New Services— Would Double Funds  For Veterans’? Procram

Long Planning Back of Vets’. Merry Yule   Filen Star, Family Visits Arranged by VA for Disabled -

FAITrFAT ATRIRSFAIT  rN ICKKIAINMCNG   GIVEN VETERANS   Government Makes Big Effort To Bring Merry Christmas

Greet Basecball’s Idol of Yesteryears with “Atia Boy, Babe! We Knew  You’d Make It”

‘Further Price Rises Threaten GOP Control, “Vermont Senator Says in Warning to Party

Flanders Sees Disaster to G. 0. P. and Country if Prices Go Higher

Further Price Rises to Court Disaster in U.S.   Republican Senator Says Situation Serious for Nation

Country And Republicans  Are Warned   Senator Flanders Planning Official Investigation Of High  Prices: Aims At Trusts

PRICE RISES ARE. SEEN DANGEROUS TO GOP IN 1948   Sen. Flanders Group To Sift Restraint Of Trade EFlpmanic

Vermont Senator Sees Danger For GOP And Country In Failure To Prevent Further Price Rises In Nation   KEY INQUIRY TO START SEPTEMBER 15

Urge Farmers To Cooperate  In Saving Feed  W@h A. Chaneil Baw   U. S. D. “A Council For  County ML akes Series OF Rarammakdastinne —

3 Exchanges Seek Grain Trade Probe  ‘Exports Cause Of High Prices’

GRAIN DEALERS ASK FOR PROBE   Exchanges Want Congress To Get the Facts

GRAIN MARKETS REQUEST PROBE   Want Investigation wat Vewhknncis i] ee en

CORN MOISTURE CONTENT LOWER   Driest of Any in Last Five  Years, Tests Show

§ “{ News ;! Courts  SRS Ae ae oe NON Oe ESET MOR SEDAN RE aT eS

» DREW PEARSON © Red ‘The WASHINGTON am MERRY-GO-ROLIND      DREW PEARSON SAYS:—REPUBLICAN SENATORS FEEL RENT REPERCUSSIONS; REPUBLICANS CONSIDER SECRET TAX BILL; REP, DIRKSEN MELLOWS WITH AGE:

British Economic Planning Told   eee eee  Attlee Sketches Policy to Avert Crisis

paeerge Gunkle Hurt In Alleged Assault;  Cnimesg Bilse Chea ecroc

‘George Gunkle Hurt fin Alleged Assault;  ‘County Eileae Charane

Glass Plants Face U. S. Suti   Monopoly Practices Charge in Action Against Three Firms.

Claim Duponts Have Monopoly On Cellophane   Anti-trust Suit Filed by At torney General Against  Big Corporation

DuPont Accused in Monopoly Suit   Cellophane Conspiracy Charaed by Clark

Government » Sees Plot To Control   Clark Would Compel Concern To Sell Plants

U.S. ACCUSES DUPONT FIRM OF MONOPOLY   Cellophane Control Basis of Trust Law Suit

 —CELLOPHANEU.S.Sues duPontas Monopoly   FOREIGN. FIRMS ALSO INVOLVED

OHIO ASSEMBLY HAS 5 BILLS   Considers Margarine, Labor, Bonus, Teli Highways, State Funds.

OHIO SENATE 10 VOTE TODAY ON OLEO COLOR BILL   House Receives Proposal te Pay Veterans 300 Million in Bonuses

OHIO HOUSE GETS VET BONUS PLAN   Assembly’s Action Also Due On Colored Margarine

Eases Smoking Ban in Woods   Governor Lifts Rule, Rains Soak Michigan Forests after Fires

ALLIES REST CASE AGAINST JAP WAR LEADERS IN TOKYE   Former Premier Tojo and Others to Begin Their Pefenca Monday

Prosecution in Jap Trial  Rests Its Case  Four Million Words of Testimony Filed in Record

PROSECUTION RESTS TONO. CASE      jonday, Defense Attorneys WHIT Move ‘that Cases bo Dismissed — Defendants Will Scek to Justify Aclions In Manchuria und China.

Prosecutors Rest War Crimes Case Against Japanese   Tojo and 25 War Leaders  To Begin Defense in  "Tokio Court Monday

ALLIED NATIONS WIND UP CASE AGAINST T0J0   Former Jap Premier, 25 Othe: Wartime Nip Leaders To Seek Dismissal

PROSECUTION RESTS AT T0JO TRIAL   26 Defendants to Start Presenting Testimony Monday

CASE COMPLETED AGAINST THO   He and 25 Other Jap War Leaders Will Open Their Defense Monday

Order British Subjects Out Of Palestine   Martial Law Order Antici pated Shortly In Trou bled Holy Land

Would Give Mandate to UN If America Refuses An Equal Share of Burden.

Dawson Explains Cause Of Mishap   Recorder Says New Pair of Spectacles Impaired His Vision

Williams Is Held    Laborer Signs Statement That He Killed Selma Graff

THREE OHIOANS DIE IN ACCIDENT NEAR KENTON   Injured University Student Crawls Six Miles to Farmhouse

Three Bodies Found In Plane Wreck   Student Survives Crash On Monday

LONE SURVIVOR, TELLS DETAILS OF AIR WRECK   3 Qhioans Die In Kenton Crash; Plane Missing For Two Davs

SURVIVOR TELLS OF PLANE CRASH   THREE KILLED AS PLANE FALLS INTO THICK OHIO WOODS

NAVY PLANES CRASH’ IN TWO BAY MISHAPS   ‘Beth Pilots Escape Injury In Ac. cidents On Separate Missions Over Chesapeak=

Feature Finder   Food for Million Persons Wasted Daily in Restaurants, Cafe Men Say

Expect 1,000 Will Attend Veterans’ Service School   Enough Food For Million People Wasted Daily In Eating Houses

Cafe Operators To Curb Waste   National Association Says Enough to Feed Million Lost Daily

BANKING FIRMS DENY CHARGES   Clark Files Anti-Trust Suit Against NY Companies

No Mishap, Willie Dies on This Try   Louisiane Colored Boy Electroeuted After Early Failure

LOUISIANA NEGRO PAYS DEATH PENALTY   Wiltic Fraccis Wears His Sunday ” Pants Since “Them Folks” Exgertian” Hics Ia Strie -

Louisiana Negro Dies on His Second Trip fo the Chair  Executed for $4 Murder of Druggist—Walked Last Mile Unaided

‘Blind’ Man Shoves  ‘Pal Beneath Train  As ‘Business’ Fails   Willie Wears Sunday Best In Second Execution Trip

STATE TAKES SLAYER'S LIFE   Willie Francis, Who Escaped on First Trip to Chair, Pays Legal Penalty

WILLEE PAYS SOCIETY  Chair Refuses to Spare Life Of Slayer for Second Time

WILLIE FRANCIS GOES T0 DEATH   Negro Boy Electrocuted Wearing Sunday Pants And ‘Sunday Heart’

Willie Francis Gives Up His Life  On Second Trip to Louisiana Chair

Willie Francis Dies In: Louisiana -Chaii   Convicted: Man. Wears Sunday. Pants and ‘Sun' dav Heart’

Today In Congress   Move To Sidetrack Greek-Turkish Aid Plan _ Collapses In House; VFW Urges Increased Vet Allowances Under G. [. Bill Of Rights

Some Foes Move To Ba Measure From Consideration On Floor   Marshall Pleads Cause Of Treaties   pAdmiral King Opposes Proposed Merger Of Army, Navy Forces

Plans Annowuced  For Contest Writers To Be Pickea On Nationwide Basis

VON PAPEN JAILED DURING HIS TRIAL   Diplomat Arrested on Charges He Gave False Testimony About Von Hindenburg’s Will.

DeGasperi Asked To Form Cabinet  His Fourth Since Ead af tha War

DE GASPERI IS ASKED AGAIN   Requested to Form His 4th Government Sines End of War

ASK DE GASPER SELECT CABINET   FOURTH EFFORT TO FORM COALITION OF 3 ITALIAN PARTIES

DeGasperi Asked To Form Cabinet   Will Be His Fourth For Italy ‘Since End OF Wer.

DE GASPERI AGAIN INVITED 10 FORM TTALIAN GABINE   Premier Who Resigned 11 Days Ago Seeks To  Salva Cricic

ANOTHER TRY FOR ITALIAN CABINET   De Gasperi, Who Quit 11 Days Ago, Is Asked to Trv Again

Turn Again To Gasperi   _Man Who Resigned As Italian Premier 11 Days Ago Asked to Form New Government

REPUBLICAN LEADERS THINK DEWEY’S PROPOSED TEACHERS’ PAY PLAN WILL AVOID STRIKE

Solons Acclaim Flood Control Plan, ‘but Still It's Headed for Pigeonhole

Evacuation Route Of US. Cut Again By Chinese Reds  Peiping and Tientsin   Peiping and Tientsin Face Business Loss  When Forces Depart

MARINE ESCAPE ROUTE IS CUT   Commies Sever China Rai Line for Second Time

Science Shows Way to Die, but No fo Live Together, Rotarians Told

Time Running Out, Sproul Tells Rotary   Annual Convention Meets In S. F.; 70 Nations Represented

Greek-Turkish Aid Bill Soon To  Reach Truman   Believe Congress Measure Should Go To President Truman Late Today   SENATE REJECTION OF BIDDLE LIKELY

BIDDLE THREAT TO BIPARTISAN FOREIGN POLICY   Nomination to U. N Economic Council to Stir Battle

IOWA SENATORS APPROVE “DRY” BEER MEASURE   House Gets Bill to Put Local Option Power in Hands of City Councils

Dry Beer Bill Wins 33-17 ir Senate Vote   Measure Provides Drastic Changes in Present lowa Law

State Senate Approves ‘Dry’ Beer Measure   Action Hints At Defeat For Any Liquor-By-TheDrink Proposal.

Postpone Strike Pending Parley   Goodrich Agrees To Com pany Wide Bargaining— Wage Talks Planned Monday

MERCURY DIPS INTO SUB-ZERO RECION TODAY   Will Continue Cold; High Winds Continue To) Drift Old Snow

STATE SWEPT THRU NIGHT BY HEAIY WINDS   Cold Wave Moving Across _ State Eastward and Perils South.

11-Below During Night; 7th Storm Death Reported   Roads North of No, 20 Again Clos. ed; Many Schools Closed, Other Events Cancelled

Wintry Gale Ties Up All North lowa   Many Schools Closed; Subzero Weather Over Fntire State.

Bus, Truck Collide on    1505 East of Emporia   Both Vehicies Damaged But No Persons Are Hurt In Enriv Moenitae Cench

Bus, Truck Collide on ‘50S East of Emporia   Both Vehicles Damaged But No Persons Are Hurt In Early Morning Crash

10 RECEIVE DEGREE AT BAYLOR U.   President to Stop In Texas En Route From Mexico City

LA FOLLETTE TO HEAD AID PLAN?   Douglas Mentioned As Second Choice

ST. LOUIS PAPERS FAIL TO PUBLISH   PRESSMEN OF 3 DAILIES STAY AWAY FEOM JOBS IN WAGE CONTROVERSY.   RBRULLETIN.

TAFT STARTS TOUR OF WEST   Promises Decision on Running  in 1948 by Early   October.  7

OHIOANS LINE UP ON FOOD SAVING PLAN   Public Eating Places Saj  They Will ‘Go Along’

Disagrees With 14 Of 41 Points In Long Report   United Nations  Receives Detailed Summary From Its Military Committee

Russia Opposes 14 Points in Military Plan  . Security Council Gets Report ' for Full Debate

Engineer Held in Girl's Death   9-Year-Oid Girl Gone Since Dec. 23

CONEY ISLAND FIRE RAZES 5 BUILDINGS   Flames Sweep Heart of Amusement District—Physiclans Treat 29 Affected by Smoke.

‘Measure Approved, 84 to 40, and Sent to Senate— Emergency Clause Defeated.     {CARRIES PENALTIES GOV. DONNELLY ASKED     Opponents Wage Last Ditch Fight Against Passage— Lobbyists Removed From Floor,   CARRIES PENALTIES  GOV. DONNELLY ASKED

House Passes a Bill Carrying Severe Penalty   Labor Lobbyists Moved Out During Heated Discussions

FULLY AT EAE WITH 20 UNTRIES   pact Made Valid at Historic Ceremonvein Paris

Western Kansas Group Condemns Dust Bow! Report   W.K.D.A. Heads Says Stories Based on the K-State Data Have Raen “Distortions”

Protest Obscure Memoria At Grave Of Army Flier   Death Of Monessen Flier And Companions Was Diplomatic Issue

SCHOOL TEACHER SAVES 16 PUPILS BY ALERTNESS   High Wind Destroys Worth Business Area; Blood Plasma Relayed

WRECKS TOWN OF WORTH 45 PERSONSHURT   Storm Rips Through Center of Small Commu nity, Leveling Entire   Business District.   DEBRIS SEARCHED - FOR THE MISSING   School Teacher Saves 16   Pupils by Herding Them Into Cellar as Twister Approaches.

WIND WRECKS LITTLE TOWN; MANY INJURED   TEACHER SAVES 16 PUPILS BY QUICK TRIP TO CELLAR

DUTCH SEIZE U. S. VESSEL   Sixty Marines Take Charge Of Ship Attempting To Clear Batavia Port

AMERICAN SHIP. SEIZED BY DUTCH   VESSEL WITH $3,000,000 CARGO TAKEN OVER BY ARMED MEN AT BATAVIA.

Government of East Indies Prevents American Cargo Ship From Leaving Batavia Port

Armed Duich Officials Seize Vessel   Mate of American Liberty Ship Is Overpowered

Burlington Lines Sponsor Soil Meeting At Iowa Park Next Wednesday

Substitute Liquor Revenue Bill Passed by Iowa House   Measure Would Give Cities and Towns About $1,250,000 Each Year

House Passes Bill On Liquor Tax Issue Increasing Revenue   ~ $1,250,000 To Go Towns and Cities Vote is 92 to9

Record Set ForState Receipts   Liquor Stamps Largest in Division, Roach Says

Truman Changes His Wage Policy; No Longer Backs Blanket Increase:

DROP BLANKET WAGE POLICY   Truman Reverses Stand Of Year Ago With Regard  To Pay Increases

Truman Opposes Blanket Raises  In Wages, Prices  Dp pipe epee Ha. on allewnc   Recommends Handling Cases Individually in Message to Congress

@ PAUL MALLON— Believes Truman Almost Fell Off Wage-Price Tight Rope

Bom Genres ee one —  Believes Truman Almost Fell Off Waae-Price Tight Rope

Reports Heard On School Lobby  Group Willing to Reach Compromise?

EONS SEE oMsIS Bae ae  State Capital Gossip Is That Schools Won't Press Too Hard for Full Aid Bill

Credit Curbs Destined for Early Death   House Approves Voice Program By Voting Funds

Today In Congress   Government Control Over Installment Buying Apparently Dealt Death Blow; Unifying O1 Army, Navy Due For Action In Short Time

SLAYER RETURNS TO SCENE OF CRIME   Handle of Hammer Used tc Kill John Frank « Found.

U.S. AGENTS ARE REPORTED HOT ON TRAIL OF BORMAN   HITLER'S DEPUTY 18 SAID TO BE ATTEMPTING TO ‘FIND AEFUGE IN SPAIN

Mexico Slaps Restrictions On Import of US Luxuries  Dollar Balance in America Drops

MEXICO TO PLACE © CURBS ON IMPORTS   Drastic Restrictions on Luxuries and Non-Essential Goods Annovneed by Government,

14 Nations To Confer on Aid Pian Saturday   East-West Rift in Europe Widens as Conference Nears   Young Woman Found Slain In Churchyard   ‘Boes Disqusted With UN Slowness   Mexico Bans Importation of Luxuries To Protect Dollars

Mexico Places Curbs on Imports To Shield Dollar Credits in U. S.

TRUSTS CAUSE NATION'S HIGH LIVING COSTS   So Says Congressman In Making Appeal To Attorney General

Sabath Urges Probe Of Five More Groups  Blarnes Them For Rising Living Costs

3 PLEAD GUILTY TO ROBBERY AND  HOLD-UP CHARGE   Alleged Robber bery Occurrea At Bustleton on Christmas Eve, Last Year   GOT $37 IN CASH    Trooper Dane is First Witness To Testify Against  "Te Defeadaens

THAEE VETERANS ADMIT HOLDING UP GAS STATION   Case Was Still On Trial At Noon Today   ROBBERY XMAS EVE

Truman's Message On Marshall Plan Is Facing Delays   Prolonged Senate Debate On Stopgap Aid May Delay Marshall Plan Message   NEW PROPOSALS ON AID STUDIED

EXECUTIVE BOARD SPLITS » ALONG FACTIQNAL LINES IN VOTE ON REUTHER

LIBERTY SHIP DUMPS CARGO TO SAVE SELF   Heavy Seas Threaten Vessel; Rescue Craft Near

Governor Urges Increase in Pay  For Legislators   Says No New Levies Will Be Needed to Meet Billion-Dollar Debt

BRITISH BLAST HELGOLAND INTO THE NORTH SEA   Famous German Bulwark Decimated As Military Fortress.

British Navy Blast Rips Apart-Helgoland Defense Post of Two Wars

‘Helgoland,: Tiny German Island Fortress, Is’ Blown into North Sea

BRITISH NAVY BLOWS UP HELGOLAND ISLAND   TNT Puts End to Famed Fortress Which Protected Garman Conct

RESURFACING 50 N   my smy Will Be Improved rom — to West County Line   TO SURFACE A DETOUR

apeny Will Be Improved  rom canctiot Je to West   TO SURFACE A DETOUR

Need 8 Votes For Lilienthal  Confirmation   Only Copy Of ‘Letter From Communists’ Seen By News Reporter.

Lilienthal 0. K. Likely, Poll Of  Senate Reveals   He Needs To Win Only 8 Of The 23 Votes Listed  Ae Lincartain

ARGUE ABOUT ‘RED’ LETTER   Newspaperman On Witness Stand in Tilienthal Hearing

Mission to China Over, Wedemeyer Will Tour Kores   Castigates Nationalist Leadership for Defeatism And Greed

Liquor Chief Appointed to Supreme Cour   Robert Sohngen To Succeed Late Judae Williams

SOHNGEN NAMED TO OHIO COURT   Lausche Nominates Liquor Director To Fill Supreme Court Vacancy

IN COURT JOB   Lausche Names State Liquol Director to, Serve Sh  hin Gunramea Cart

SOHNGEN NAMED TO SUPREME COURT   Lausche Appoints State Liquor Director to Post

MARYLAND VICE RING SMASHED   FBI Arrests 14°On. Charge Of White Slavery

WHITE SLAVERS IN HAGERSTOWN ARE ARRESTED   13 Held By FBI For Taking Women To Houses Of Prostitution   EARNINGS REPORTED TO BE $350 WEEKLY

WHITE SLAVERY ROUNDUP MADE   Raids In Four States Linked To Traffic At Hagerstown, Md.

Many Killed, Wounded  in Violence Military Groups Stand By for Curfew’s End

Many Killed, Wounded  in Violence  . Military Groups “Stand By  Bn

Indians Riot: Forty Killed   Disorders Between Hindus and Moslems are Quelled

40 Are Killes In Rioting at Indian City   Bombay Has Fierce Conflict in Various Sections of Town

COMMUNAL RIOTS KILE 40 INDTANS   Bombay Scene of Fighting Between Moslems, Hindus All Dav Sunday

Riots. Kill. AO. Hurt 137 in Bombay: ‘Area  i 9 Slain: 50 Ww ounded  4Re Disarders in ”

CRACKDOWN  ON: > FRENCH ‘REDS   COMMUNIST. DEPUTY WHC CALLED FOR REVOLT or. ‘ARMY iS-FORCIBLY + EJECTED .

Ousting Strikers Restores Electric Power To Paris   Subways Resume After Mid night Raids Oust Strikers From Power Plants   CRACK DOWN ON ‘RED’ NEWSPAPERS

Total Dutch Casualties. 159 Dead   Warns Against Over-Valuing of Japanese Co-operation

Barkley Leads Fight in Blocking K.C. Vote  __ Investigation  AFTER A LONG SESSION      Congress Working for ar Adjournment by Tomorrow Night

Solons Battle On Today in Vote Wrangle   GOP Leaders Pushing For Adjournment

Kem Proposal For Clark Probe Blocked Today   Barkley Objection Prevents Renewed Attempt for Inquiry

‘Stop Republicans In Fraud Inquiry   Barkley Leads Fight ir Blocking K.C. Vote  - Investigation   AFTER A LONG SESSION   Congress Working for an Adjournment by. Tomorrow Night:

BLOCKED. ATTEMPT. TO BRING UP THE KEM RESOLUTION   Senator Barkley Objected to Motion to Bring Up the Matter.   [AN ALL NIGHT: SESSION   When Session Was Resumed at Noon Kem Asked Consent to Bring It Up.

—SENATE IN ALL NIGHT SESSION GOP Loses Battle For Kansas City Vote Quiz

Defeats Plan To Bring Up Fraud Bill   GOP Is Beaten After 18-Hour Struagle

FIGHT TO BRING VOTE INQUIRY LOST BY GOP.   Concedes, Probe Into Clark's Handling of Kansas City Fraud Beaten.

Vote Fraud Probe s Quashed in Senate ©   Barkfey'’s Objection Ends Row Over K. C. Case Aflee All-Mighr Caocelnn

Barkley Blocks New Aitempt to Probe Clark   Senate Resumes After Night Long Session on Kansas Cily Voie Charge

All Night Fight Smothers Probe Into Vote Fraud  . ee oe aa   Democrats Defeat Investigation Plan  In 18 Hour Battle

Krug To Explore U. S.  Pacific Responsibilities   Going to Tokyo to See MacArthur, Tour Other Bases Wrested from Japan

KRUG TO MAKE TRIP TO TOKIO   Plans to Talk to MacArthur on U. 8. Pacific Responsibility

Krug Going To Japan For Talk With MacArthur   Responsibilities In Pacific Isles

Senators Move To Compel Hughes Prompt Testimony   Lovett Declares Military Commands Opposed Huge Plane

Subpoena Is Issued For Hughes By Probers   Contract Gives Hughes $2,000,000 Or Use of Plane About Four Years

SENATORS ACT 10 BRING HUGHES BAST   Airplane Promoter Will Be Compelled  To Answer Committee

SUBPOENA FOR HUGHES ISSUED IN PLANE PROBE   Senators Act To Force Industrialist To Give Testimony

ACTION TAKEN AFTER FAILURE TO GET REPLY   Reveal Army Warning Of Diversions For Cargo Planes

Senators Want Him Compelled to Take Stand   Wughes’ Says He Cannot Be In Washington Until Wednesday

HUGHES BEING SUBPOENAED AS PROBE WITNESS   Says He Will Not Be In Washington Before Next : Wednesday      FLYING BOAT’S COST TO TOP 21-MILLIONS

Hughes Subpoenaed Before Wartime Contract Probers   Senators Act Te Compel Hughes To, Testify—Cost of One Plane'To Exceed 21 Million, Engineer Testifies

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Girl Beaten. Hubby Held   French Wange Demands   Body in Furnace

FLOOD DAMAGE SURVEY MADE   Inundated Acreage This Year In Lower Missouri River Basin Is Reported

Case Of Youth Sentenced Without Counsel In 1922 Reopened By High Court

MICHIGAN COURT OPINION IN OLD CASE IS OUSTED   Supreme Court Holds Man Was Without Benefit Of Counsel   NO DECISION HEARD IN CONTEMPT CASE

New Trial Given Alter 14 Years   Court Rules for Man Who Had No Lawyer

RULING OPENS MURDER CASE 14 YEARS OLD   FLOOD OF APPEALS FOR NEW TRIALS ANTICIPATED

-Gratiting Of New Trial In Murder C ase Seen Setting Pr ecedent Supreme Court Ruling May  Open Way To Appeals Flood

Supreme Court Wecision May Pave Way © For Flood of Appeals From Prisoners

Convicted Murderer Granted New Tria      ‘Supreme Court Rules or   Case in Which Man {   Had No Lawver

CHINESE REDS GAIN CONTROL OF VITAL CORRIDOR   Communists Split Central China From Manchurian Provinces in Year

_ Chinese Communists Gain Control Of600-Mile  Corridor: Government Troops Pinned On Isles’

PLEASANT WEEK END      Temperature Range 90-95, But Air Will Be Dry

FOUR, PROVINCES IN MINING REGION ARE PLACED. UNDER MILITARY CON-,  TROL ~-

OTC Takes Blame For About Face On Rent Control:   Director Fleming Tells Senate Group He Prepared Order

See Fleming ‘Taking the Rap’ for the White House in Rent Control Mixup

Some Senators Believe Fleming ‘Is Taking ‘Rap’ for President ‘Bollawine Quick ‘Kill’ of Order

THINK FLEMING TS TAKING RAP BOR PRESIDENT   Contr ols Director ‘Assumes Blame. For ‘Rent Mixun   Other. Developments In Congress Are Revorted.

Fleming Thought ‘Taking the Rap’ For White House   May Lop Million Off U. §. Payroll

Bitter Assembly Fight Delays Action on Premier's Plea for Powers to Deal With Strikers

2 Communist Newspapers Under Guard   Bitter Clash Marks Today’s Meet of National Assembly

France May imprison Agitators   Premier Asking Assembly For Broad New Power:

Police Occupy Plants of Paris Red Papers Backing Strike   Assembly Group Quickly Approves ‘Law For  Defense’

PREMIER ASKS LAW TO JAIL AGITATORS; REO PRESS SEIZED  COMMITTEES APPROVE “DEFENSE LEGISLATION’ BUT ASSEMBLY CLASHES

Fight Halts  Meeting of Assembly   Schuman Asks Broad New Powers to Jail Strike Agitators

Schuman Asks 6-Month Rule To End Strife   French Assembly Debating Request Of New Premier For Emergency Powers To Curb Communists

SCHUMAN ASKS DRASTIC POWER 10 STOP CRISIS   French Police Occupy Plants of 2 Communist Papers Backing Strike

French Premier Seeks Authority To Halt Strikes   Police Occupy Two Communist Newspaper Plants, Expel Workers; Two Committees Apvrove Reauest

Emergency Powers To Halt Communist Strikers Requested By French Premier

SCHUMAN ASKS STIFF POWER IN FRENCH TIEUPS   2 Leftist Newspapers Taken Over As Labor Disorders Spread

Appoint Swift Bureau Chief  Takes Conservation Directorship Nov. 1

BRITISH TROOPS ESTABLISHED IN SEGURITY AREAS   Palestine May Be Under Martial  Law Monday

BRITISH FACE: . + BIG: PROBLEM~ ~INHOLY LAND      JEWISH... UNDERGROUND © EX.  FECTED TO STRIKE ANY“SIME—ARABS HAVE USBMALL "ARMY"

Army Takes Over In Nicaragua  Strict Censorship Is Clamped On News

President Held Prisoner; Army Rules Nicaragua   Dr. Leonard Arguello, In Office Since Only May 1 Ousted By Gen. Somoza Who Ruled As Dictator For Past Ten Years

ARMY SEIZES GOVERNMENT IN NICARAGUA   Arguello Regime Falls After Rule of Less Than 30 Days

NICARAGUA NOW RULED BY ARMY   Downfall Of President Installed May 1 Starts Trouble

Excess Prices Paid: Brewster   Moffett Charges That Firm Reaped $50,000,000 Extra Profits Studied

MARINES READY’ BUT WANT PEACE   Corps Commandant Stresses ~ Desire that War May. be Averted: ‘This Time’

Wedemeyer’s Fact-Finding Mission: to China to“Help  Shape: Stiffer U.S. Policy

China Poses Big Problem In Aid Plan   General Wedemeyer, On Truman Mission, Has Tough Task To Help War-torn Nation Back On Feet

te i ld Ln, Bo ah Flying Saucers Reported Seen Over County Today

Hungarian Reds Link British With. Plot to Restore Hapsburg Monarchy

Budapest Reds Assail Britain For ‘Plotting’   Hungarian White Paper Charges Conspiracy To Bring Monarchy Back To Power

RED-DOMINATED GOVERNMENT OF HUNGARY CHARGES BRITISH PLOT FOR MONARCHIST. ASSAITS NACY

Claims Made By Hungary  See British. Linkups   See British. Linkups With Hapsburg Act

TITO TO FREE ~ YANK TROOPS   YUGOSLAVS ISSUE. AN APO. LOGY FOR SEIZURE OF AMERICAN SOLDIERS AT BORDER

_ Forgive and Forget Jan Kamikaze Pilot to Study in U. S. On Insurance of Dead American G. I.

FORMER JAP SUICIDE PILOT IS SELECTED   Has Been Awarded Scholarship  Offered By Pennsrivania Con ple In Honor Of Sen

in 4 Guinea Figs Lye——Scientist Grows Tiny Organs For Cancer and Polio Studies

Eisler Says He’s Disappointed At Being Tried  Native of Germany, Says Government Is “Small-Minded”’

Committee Gives Waterway Approva  ~ Report Bill Favorably To Whole Group

Measure. Goes To Judiciary Unit for Action  Project Called Vital To Good Neighbors

Senate Bloc for Building Seaway   Foreign Relations Group Appreves Construction

Approve Seaway in Subcommittee   To Send Legislation on to Full Senate Judiciary Committee

Subcommittee Under   Wiley’s Leadership   ‘Approves Plans For Vast Waterway

May Revise Plans for Runway at Airport   Revised CAA Proposal Would Require Concrete Strin @2RNO Fent Inne

 May Revise Plans for Runwey at Airport   Revised CAA Proposal Would Require Concrete Strip 3.800 Feet Lang

Russians Step Up Drive to Win Control of Germany, Seen As Key To Domination of All Europe

Reds Intensify  German Drive   Propaganda War Being Speeded Up; U. S. Main Target

Hishlishts In News   _W& Strike To Hit “Maine Building. * Chaplin. Still Spurns Citizenship.” Ke Other Top News Items:Of Nation

Wide Effect Expected in Cement Strike  Cement Shortage tT. D.....}? ..3...] oo.   Cement Shortage Is Predicted in Nine Eastern States

Some Telephone Workers In State Return   EXCHANGES AT OSCEOLA AND JONESBORO ARE BACK TO NORMAL

Ralph W. Brown Akron Mayor Dead  Had Been In Poor _ Health Past Year

R BROWN, AKRON MAYOR. DIED FRI.   Succumbed At Home To Long Sickness; Funeral  Held Today

'SNOW COVERS KANSAS   Weatherman Sava Moisture Is Fine for the Wheat Crop

‘Extra, Read All About It!  Wiley Suggests Newsstand Sales _ Of Congressional Record For Wit

BEVIN REQUESTS JAP PEACE MEET   British Secretary Declares America Took Right Step in Greece

Pell Would Have General Become  Candidate in 48   Eizvenhower Would Run Regardless of Party Willing or Not, if Pell Has Way

1,100,000 Homeless   Disastrous Floods Sweep Houses Away; Some Begin Rebuilding

Will Evacuate Estimated 9000 Troops Shortly   Ambassador Notifies Both Chiang and Red Official

Warring Chinese Factions Notified 'U. S. Has Ended Its Peace Effort

Mediation Attempt s Abandoned   See Hope Fading For Termination Of Civil Strife

America Gives Up On Attempt To Solve Chinese Disorders   Marshall Surrenders Last Hope Of Reaching Peace Between Government, Communist Parties

Efforts to Find Peace Formula End in Failure   Marshall Surrenders Hope for Accord In Strife-Torn Land

REDS REPORT. — ~ IRAN TROUBLE   CAPITAL ‘OF ‘PROVINCE ONCE CCUPIED BY RUSSIANS 18 UNDER MARTIAL” ff Paw

‘General MacArthur States There Is Minimum of Fear, (Confusion and Unrest in Japan

MacArthur Sees Little Unrest, Fear in Japan   Reports on Second Anniversary of Isle’s Formal Surrender

MORE SACRIFICE ASKED OF BRITONS   Sir Stafford Cripps Opens Commons Debate on Economic Pliah

PILOT TRIES EXPERIMENT WITH: PLANE   Takes Off With. \Rudder Locked; Seeks Cause Of Crashes —

$2,000 Pay Minimum  For Teachers Asked   Kimble Says Administra: tion Proposal Is Insufficient

Kempe Conviction charge  Is Se By U. 5. Court      Sentenced To Serve Two Concurrent . - One Year Terms"

Kempe Conviction Charge Is: Upheld / U. 8. Court  ‘Bantencedl: To Serve . Two Concurrent -Qne Vaar Tarme

AUSTIN ANSWERS VISHINSKY CHAREE OF WARMONGERING   Russiin’s Statement: Calied “Libel” and a “Falsificacg  tion of American Motives.”   FEANCE COMES. OUT. “FOR MARSHALL PLAN   Bidault ‘Sees Little Hope of _ Healing Breach _ Between . United States and

Delegates Give War Mongering Strong Answers   Falsification of U. S. Motives Claimed After’ Vishinsky’s- Speech. In United: Nations   Easing of Italy’s Treaty Supported   France Backs American Views On Broad Issues; U. S. Wants Italy. As Member of U.N.

U.S. Opens Counter-Attack Against Russian Charge of American‘War-Mongering”’

Soviet Cries of ‘War-Mongering Bring U.S. Denial   France Supports American Views  At U-N Session

U. S. Counters Soviet Attack, Charges Libel   Austin Flays Falsifications In U. N. Address.  Re Reucazan

U. S. Opens Counterattack ainst Russian Charges  Of ‘War-Mongering’ Here   In Strong Answer Declaration Is Branded as Libel  And Absolute Falsification of American Motives;  Spear-Heads Drive to Ease Burdens of Treaty

U.S. Blasts Russ’ War-Mongering Charge as Libel   Gains Strong France Hel, In Issues Before U. N.

AUSTIN ASSAILS RUSSIAN CHARGES   Terms ‘Warmongering’ Accusations ‘Libel’; France Backs American Stand.

France Supports U. 5. Position—  ‘Libel’, Says Austin of Russ Charaes U.S."War-Mongerina’

U.S. Replies To Russian Charges  - Branded Falsification  Of American Motives

FALSIFICATION LABEL PUT ON VISHINSKY TALK   Austin Delivers Answer to ‘War Mongering’ Attack

France Lends SGacking  U. S..Launches Counter-Fight Against Soviet  Charge In UN   Entire Declaration By Vishinsky Held. ‘Libel’ By Austin

Austin Answers Charges of Vishinsky And Labels Soviet Blast as a ‘Libel’

Strong Steps Taken to Rebuke Reds   Austin Doubts Peace Intentions of Wartime Friends

STRIKING BACK . AT RED, LIBEL CHARGE HURLED   UN Leader Austin Launches Counter-Attack Against “War-Mongering’ Claim

U.S. Gives Lie To Charges of  Warmongering  Strong Reply Made   Strong Reply Made to Vishinsky’s Speech in UN Assembly

Austin Reply First Formal  Statement —  French Support Won In Assembly

AWAITING SENTENCE ON SEVERAL CHARGES   Felix Smith, Littlestown Youth. Pleads Guilty To Larceny And Forgery Counts

Italian Strike Pressure Eases  French Conditions Remain Critical

Nations Reject Invitations to Paris Parley  Attribute Polish Action to Russian Pressure

Nations Reject Invitations to Paris Parley  Attribute Polish Action to  Riiceicam Deaecenya

PAIR IN TRUCK DIE IN JACKSON COUNTY CRASH   Two Maquoketans Are Killed; 2nd Driver  Is Injured

Florida Areas Again Menaced  By Vast Storm   Weather Bureau Warns Of Hurricane Sweeping In From Gulf; To Hit Near Ft. Myers

Storm Moves  For Florida   Hurricane Warnings Hoisted Upon Coast

HURRICANE RIPS TOWARD COAST; — CITIES WARNED   Florida Prepares for Anothe Severe Storm — Winds Above 100 mph

Westminster College Fund Drive Opens At Wednesday Meet   Work Program, Future Plans Told to Group

Arabs, Jews Wage Battle {n Jerusalem   High Officials’ Lives Imperiled By Sniper Fire In Holy Land

One of  Shortest Wills Probated Is Jeffries Will   of Late Bristolian Listed on Less Than Half Page

FOUR CHILOREN SHARE MOTHER'S ESTATE WERE   Bristol Woman Wrote Short Holographic Wil!   STIPULATED 3 HEIRS

AUTO THIEVES PICK HIP CARS IN FACTORIES   PAROLEES QUIZZED ON FOUR STOLEN BUICKS

Gov't Pipelines Sold to Texas . Eastern Company   Will be Used ‘To Transmit Natural Gas :

Big Inch, Litile Inch Pipe Lines Sold To Texas Company   Claims Best Deal That Wai Assets Has Ever Made

Dixie Solons To Fight GOP Debate Plans   ANTI - FILIBUSTER MOVE HIT BY SOUTHERN ef i GROUP

LANDIS URGES. MINIMUM WAGE OF 60 CENTS   Hoosier Tells Committee House Leaders Favor That Amount

New Outbreaks Hit Holy Land  ‘Tommies’, Civilians Injured In Blast

Truck Blasted By Rivet Mine  In Jerusalem   Five British Soldiers And Four Civilians Injured; Policeman Killed In Haifa Attack

Coombes Enters Innocent Plea; Sent To Hospital   Victim’s Cortege Passes State ‘House To Attract Attention To Weak Law

Eisenhower Is Hailed As leader of Leaders By U. of Panncvulumnin

Britainand U.S. Agree To New Plan For Peace If Big Four Fails Task   Consider ‘Truth Campaign’ To Counter Russia Blast

Action Called Next Year If Council Fails   Iifurmants Point Out Union Of Western Germany Politicaiiy, Deor homically Uf Russia Continues Fo Balk

NEW GERMAN PLAN 1S AGREED UPON   WESTEEN REICH TO BE ‘ ENILED POLITICALLY IF © BIG 4 TALKS FAIL,

PLANS AFOOT TE UNITE GERMANY   Western Zones May be Made Political, Unit If Big 4 Parley Fails

Plan German State Outside Soviet Zone  If Big-4. Talks Fail   Britain and U. S. Reported in Agreement Tc Establish Provisional Parliament; French Cooperation Is Expected

Britain, U.S. Agree On Parliament for Western Germany   Tentative Pact Would Be in Operation if Big 4 Foil to Agree on Treaty

Separate Pact - OnReichSeer   U. S., British ‘Plan Hintec Tf Ruesia Balks   Jingling, the News

Allies Study  Action in Case  Council Fails Plan Setting Up  Of Parliament in Western Germany

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Sneed Bill to Make Speaker Presidential Successor

Forecasters Think Record Hot Spell Now About Through  Mass of Cool Air Moves Slow Across Top Half of Plains States

HUMID WEATHER ON AGAIN TODAY   Temperatures Lowered From Withering Peaks Of Last Week

Forecasters Think Record Hot Spell Now About Througt  Mass of Cool Air Move   Mass of Cool Air Moves Slow Across Top Half of Plains States

Two Men Arrested In Attempted Assassination Of Philippine President

Many Captive Pits Idle in Pennsylvania   Union Leader Says Stoppages “Unauthorized”

10,000 MINERS IDLE, PROTEST LABOR CURBS   14 Pits Shut as UMW Men Walk Out; One Local Refuses Strike

10,000 Soft Coal Diggers Stay From Pennsylvania Pits   Describe ‘Walkout’ As Disapproval Of Union - Curbing Measure Adopted By Congress

10,000 Miners Quit In Protest   Men Leave The Pits In Pennsy Over Passage  Of The Labor Bill.

More Miners Join In Work Stoppage   Some Leaders Soy Move Is Protest to Pending Bil

10,000 MINERS QUIT IN LABOR BILL PROTEST   14 Mines Idle; One Local Re turns As Chief Warns Of Iniunction

10,000 Coal ‘Miners Quit As Protest   But Some Return To Work After Being Reminded Of Supreme Court Decision

Miners Strike Protesting Bill Curbing Unions   10,000 Coal Digger: Stage Stoppages In Pennsylvania

Plans to Wed Daughter Of Former Jap Envoy  Former Officer Will Marry Pio Kurusu, Daughter of Peace Talk Emissary

Ex-American Officer To Marry Jap  White Will Wed Daughter Of Nin Dinlamats

Former U. S. Officer to Wed Daughter Of Saburu Kurusu, Jao Wartime Envoy.

‘Two Senators Charge Power Interests Responsible For Fight Against Lilienthal

Democrats See Good Possibility of Refaking Senate  Mathematical Chances Increased by South’s IN Ganntnarin! Racae

Ohioan Hur's Charges At Truman   Rep. Bender Says Synthetic Crises Being Created

Ohio Republican Contends Truman Is Creating False Crises, Playing Politics

Foreign Crisis Is ‘Synthetic’, GOP Charaes   Rep. Bender Says Truman Is Using It ~ For Political Gain

GOP Foe Charges Truman Creates Synthetic Crises for Political Aid

Pres. Truman Charged With Creating ‘Synthetic’ Crises   Rep, Bender of Ohio Says Action: Stirred Un for Political Purposes

CHARGE TRUMAN CREATING CRISIS   OHIO SOLON SEES POLITICAL SCHEME AIMEB AT ELECTION

HST Charged With Creating False Crises :  Bow bhitenwae fleieme   “Republican Claims Truman's Course A. Daletea!] Move

SOLON CHARGES TRUMAN MOTIVE IS POLITICAL   Ohio Congressman Says President Is Engineering “Synthetic’ International Crisis In Order To Gain Another Term In Office.

President Is Charged With Crisis-Making   Congressman Hits Truman Foreign Policy

Ohio Lawmaker Asserts Truman  Plays Politics   Rep. Bender Says “Synthetic” European Crisis * Created For Politi-  * . pal Purnoses

°. 3 ° io Congressman Charges Truman Is Synthetic Crises? cre ne Them Fe Pelee al Rennes

Truman Accused Of Politics’ In World Crises  Probe Of Doctrine  pmecmoetba

Bender Hits Crises View   Holds Truman is Creating Synthetic Crises

Bender Attacks Synthetic Crises  Points To. Political Purpose By Truman.

Truman Accused Of Creating ‘Synthetic Crises’  Bender ( Charges Reasons Political

Bender Contends Truman ‘Creates’ International Crises for Politics

Truman Charged With Creating ian Synthetic’ Crisis Abroad. :  Eixcha

DO er WR meas Se eS  Bender Seeks Spending Halt On ‘Synthetic’ ‘Crises Abroad   Ohio Representative Says Truman Plays Politics With Issues

Truman Accused Of Making Crises   GOP Member Says Foreign Policy Used To Play Politics

Curley Freed   President Commutes Mail Fraud Sentence Of Boston's Mayor

President Orders Release of Boston Mayor from Prisor   Mail Fraud Sentence Of James M. Curley Cammuted---Former WNEGR OFffietal Eracd

CURLEY GIVEN COMMUTATION   President Grants Clem ency In Connection With Thanksgiving

Boston Boss Out of Jail   Mail Fraud Convict Released By Truman Had Served 5 Months

Curley Freed By President AMonth Early  Hub Mayor Won’t   Hub Mayor Won't Lose Official Rights;  Agenciate Freed

MAYOR J, M. CURLEY WAS GIVEN HIS RELEASE TODAY   Sentence of the Toston Mayor Was Commuted by Presi dent Truman,   SERVED FIVE MONTIDS   The 74-Vear- Old Curley Look ed Pale and Hagpard; Ilan Statement,

North Tazewell Youth Drowns On Beach Picnic   Woman Kills Ex - Mate Ending Domestic Strife

Poultryman Slain; Wife Ordered Held   Long Domestic ‘Trouble: Enid. In Eastern Shore Slayina.

Truman Urges Safeguards For Minorities Against ‘Burned Crosses’ Bigotry

RACE DISCRIMINATION. HIT a  HST Seeks Legislation To Halt. Outbreaks Of Religious. Bigotry

TRUMAN OPENS FIGHT AGAINST KU KLUX KLAN   President Urges Drive Tc Shield Minorities From Fiery Cross

Truman Urges Protection. ‘Against ‘Burned Crosses’   President Asks Help to Prevent New Outbreak of ‘Religious Bigotry’ —Recalls Ku Klux Klan — ‘ Activities in’ 1922

SOLON PLEDGES FEDERAL PROBE   Sweeping Investigation 0 Governmental Waste, Inefficiency’ Due

SWEEPING SENATE INQUIRIES ~~ BEING PLANNED BY FERGUSON   MICHIGAN'S FORMER “ONEMAN GRAND JURY" TO SPONSOR PROBE OF GOVERNMENT. AGENCIES

TWO ACQUITTED OF GAMBLING CHARGE: 16 ASSESSED FINES   Judge Armijo Presides At Cartizozo When Ruidoso Cases  Are Heard

No Resistance to Higher Steel   U. S. Stee! Chairman Says Buyers Will Not Resist Hiaher Prices

Conferees Maintain Own Idea   Earlier Report About Agreement Between Capitol Hill Solons Declared False

House Unit Rejects Budget Compromise   Stands Fast on Six Billion Cut; Sugar Curb Extension Voted   Senate Approves Portal Pay Ban by 64-24; Veto Discussed

House Conferees Standing Paton. Full Budget Cut:  Compromise Turned Down; Portal Pay Ban May Be Vetoed

House-Senate Conferees Deadlocked On Amount to Whittle From Budget

SLUGS SPRAY CARL SHELTON ‘ROM AMBUSH   Group Spread *Terro: In [hnois During  The 1920's

Dry Era Gang Leader Slain  t Carl Sheltan Rantles   ‘Carl Shelton, Bootleg King Years Ago, Riddled By Blasts

Carl Shelton, Gangleader in Bloody Feud of Bootleg Era, Riddled by Rivals’ Bullets

Election Board Plans Meeting On Thursday   Arrangements For City bilection On November 4 to Be Discussed by Board.

Election Board to Hold First Meeting   Convene This Afternoon To Talk Business

NEW ‘CHAIN LETTER’ PLAN AGAINST POST OFFICE LAW   DEPARTMENT TAKING STEPS TO HALT REVIVAL OF PHEWAR "EASY MONEY”  ' RACKET

Post Office Cracks Downor “Chain Letter’   New Twist to ‘Age Old Game Called Illegal

Justice Schirick Rules He Has No Jurisdiction Over Legislature In Performance of Official Duties

Action Was Brought by Rent Group   Supreme Court Justice Says Court Had No Jurisdiction Over Matter   Stern Record Cited   Congressman Says Files Show Stern Is Front for Communists

Rent Marchers Ask Court Decision On Senate, Assembly Disbarment: Charge Violation of Constitution

Refuse Plea of “Rent Marchers’   Petition to Keep State  Legislature Open Is Dismissed by Court

ALBANY —  Budget. Legality Row Eiated   G.O.P:; CLAIMS DOORS OPEN.

Chandler Get: Life Sentence, $10,000 Fine  Convicted Traitor ‘+ Brags Of Opirfions

TREASAN DRAWS LIFE SENTENCE   Chicayo-Born Writer, 58, Tells Court He Still Is Pro-Nazi

LFE TERM IS GIVEN WRITER   Chandler, Found Guilty Of Treason, Is Sentenced  By Federal Judge

Sentence Chandler To Life in Prison; Is Fined $10,000   American Writer Served Nazis in Propaganda Field in War Il

LIFE SENTENCE [S GIVEN TO ‘PAUL REVERE’   Nazi Propagandist Must Pay Penalty for His Disloyal Broadcasts

(handler Sentenced To Life For Treason   Prisoner Tells Court He “Still ds Friend Of : Nazis

Suggest Laws, Understanding For ‘Drifters’   People Robbed Of Normal American Rights; Board Suggests 9 Points

U. S. Committee Urges Protection of Many Migrant Workers   Investigators Recommend Federal, State, Local Law for Protection of Seasonal Laborers Who Move Often, Declares Their Needs Great

JUDGE CONTEST STIRS INTEREST      GOP Attorney Interested In Seeing Man Elected In Fifth Circuit

Hillman To Be Candidate For Judaeship   Attorney Will File In January For Judge In Fifth Circuit

General Electric Lowering Refail Prices January 1   Refrigerators, Radios Ranges, Other Items on Downward Trend

G, E, SLASHES PRICES FOR MANY PRODUCTS   Company Action Results In First Break In Spiral

Day's Best News: GE Announces Cut in Its Appliances   Reductions of 3 .To . 10 Percent Will Be  Effective Jan. 1

GENERAL ELECTRIC SLASHES PRICES   FIRM SAYS INDUSTRY MUST TAKE LEAD IN REVERSING INFLATIONARY SPIRAL.

General Electric Announces Reduction in Retail Prices Of Many Home Appliances

THREE DIE AS COAL TRUCKER GOES BERSERK   Man Kills His Wife And Step-Daughter, Then Commits Suicide

CONGRESS BANK SHORT $125,562   Sergeant-At-Arms Under Democrats Linked To Office Deficit

Audit Lists Ex-Member Of Congress   Linked to Shortage In Accounts of Sercveant-at-Arms

Kenneth Romney Is Linked to ‘Bank’ Shortage by Audit; Attorney General Gets Case

HOUSE AUDIT LINKS NAMES IN BIG SHORTAGE  Tee & Bites Te   Sergeant-at-Arms Is * $125,563.73 “Shy” on ~ Cash with Which to Pay

Former House Member Linked Up By Auditor  Sof.-At-Arms Short $125,563.72

HOUSE'S “BANK” 15 SHORT $120,000   : FORMER SERGEANT-AT-ARMS AND EX-CONGRESSMEN LINKED WITH DEFICIT.

Separate Trial Motion Denied Louise Overell  Defense Objects   Defense Objects As Jury Members Excused by Judge

STASSEN ADMIRES FRANK STATEMENT OF GOV, WARREN REGARDING CANDIDACY

Reclamation Program  Announced  #195.000.000 Will Be Spent in Western States

Policemen Die In Mystery Shooting   Murder, Suicide Theory In Little Rock Case

Deaths of Arkansas Police Officers Attributed to Murder and Suicide Following Investigation

Little Rock, Ark. Detective Chief And Aide Killed  Officers’ Bodies Found In Suburban Park Area

Little Rock Officers Found Shot to Death   Bodies in Suburban Park Area; Auto Abandoned Nearby

Two Major Conclusions Are Reached At Paris Affecting German Policies

British Ask Help  In Occupied Zone   Insist U. 8. Must Share cost Of Occupying British Zone In Germany

EX-CONVICT GIVEN 20-YEAR PEN TERM   Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter In Surprise Move

TRUMAN WANTS TO KEEP SOME EXTRA POWERS   Taft Fights Request As Too Sweeping Except During Wartime

President Asks Power to Allot Any Scarcities   Taft Contends Emergency Authority Would Be Tag Sweening

TAFT SAYS NO TO PROPOSALS OF PRESIDENT   GIFT OF AUTHORITY TOO SWEEPING FOR GOP APPROVAL

Taft Opposes ‘Truman's  »Powers Plea  Against Allocation Authority  ac Tao Sweening

Truman Seeks Continuation Of War Powers   Steering Committee Chairman Agrees on Ration of Sugar

Sen. Taft Against The Extension of Wartime Powers   Truman Makes Request For Allocation of Materials

Truman Asks Continuation o War Powers   Taft Says Request Too Broad - Sugar Rationing Included

Truman Wants To Keep Some  War Powers Sen. Taft Quickly Says ‘No’ to Plea Made bw President

Would Keep Authority In Emergencies   Applies To Muterial Allocations; Strikes Orders Believed -Alm

TAFT 15 OPPOSED TO GIVING TRUMAN ALL POWERS ASKED   Takes Stand Against Extending President's Authority to Allocate Materials  in Emergency.   APPROVES CONTINUANCE OF SUGAR RATIONING

Taft Says “No” As Truman Asks Priority Powers  Republican Leader Opposes Renewal

Truman Asks Renewal Of Some Powers   Secks Permit To Allocate Materials; Sen. Taft Objects

Taft Fights President’s Request For War Powers   Ohio Senator Contends Grant of Authority Would be Too Sweeping—Agrees on Sugar Rationing, Import Controls

Schuman Succeeds Ramadier   Financial Expert Named New Premier of French Republic .

k. SCHUMAN NEW PREMIER OF FRANCE   Seeks to Form Cabinet; Strikes idle One Million

SCHUMAN SEEKS Td FORM NEW FRENCH GOVT   Million Idle; Blum Out After No Confidence Vote

‘Schuman lo Head   New Government   Financia! Expert Will Try to Form Cabinet As Wave nf Strikes Paralvrze Nation.

NEW PREMIER FOR FRENCH AS CRISIS DEEPENS   Nearly Million Out On Strike

Schuman: Takes Task of Forming French Gov't   > Financial Expert ~ Accepts Appeal ~ After Blum Reiected

Heat Wave Grips Most Ot Nation   Some Of Highest Temperatures Of Year Reported In West And East

Tropic Storm Moves Across Mexican Gulf   Residents Trying Futilely To Find Means OF Relief

Tempers Grote Shorter As Citizens Endure Mere Heat   Middlewesterners Have Almoet Forgotten What It's Like to Get Good Sleep

Labor Control Bill  Will Reach Truman Some Time Friday   House Expected To Show Strength To Override Possible Veto

Substantial Majority Is P redicted   Sufficient to Over-ride Possible Veto by President, Is Indicated

Vote Expected To Be Sufficient To Indicate Abil-— ity To Override Veto   Truman Silent On His Plans   Household Sugar Rationing May Be Abolished ‘Very Shortly’

Decisive House Vote Due Today ‘Gn Labor Contro   Senate Ratification Of Compromise to Send Bill to Truman

Prices in News At Capital   Some Firms Can Cut Prices Without Great Loss, Taft

Prices Top Capital News Front Today; Lawmakers Worried   Rep. Wolcott Says We May Be Reaching Saturation Point Now

Price Reduction And Fair Profits ‘Seen Possible   Senator Taft Gives Views On Subject At. Parley With Nation's  Editors

U.S. FL FLAG VILIFIED  ~ 25,000 Stage Riot, ~ Protest Italy Pact

HARRIMAN STATES RUSSIANS SEEKING 10 ENGULE WORLD   Propaganda Attacks of Soviet Are Labeled as Deliberate Hate and Fear Campaign.   VISHINSKY’S TALK IS CALLED ABSURD

Russia In World Hate Plot, Claim   Soviet Leaders Try To Stir Up Fear, Hate, Secretary Harriman Says

“Jomonvvous Headlines “Joday HARRIMAN ACCUSES SOVIET OF  HATE-AND-FEAR CAMPAIGN 10 SPREAD COMMUNISTIC DOCTRINE

Harriman Charges Soviets Use Hate And Fear Program   Says Controlled Press I  Medium of Achieving i World Control   REDS BERATED FOR UNFOUNDED ATTACKS   ‘Talk Before Press Group Hits Russia for Disregard of Peoples

Charges Russian Leaders Are Behind Hate-and-Fear Campaign by Press   Harriman Charges Soviet Newspapers Turned to Arouse Bitterness Il] Feeling

Says Russians Deliberately Promote Hate   Former U.S. Ambassador tc Soviet Makes Charges In Address

Rev. Meacham Dies Friday   Rites Wil! Be in Sabina Tuesday   Only One Cabinet Post To Be Filled   Rabbi Wise Resians From Zionist Office   Shortage Among Elementary School Teachers Is Acute

Clash Ended By Tear Gas   1 Man Trampled to Death, 7 Injured as Whites. Neqroes Battle

Engineers Battle To Hold Protective Dikes As “ “River Surges Toward 103-Year High Water Mark Record

Swollen Mississippi Near 103-Year Record; Loss Over $100,000, OOC

Mississippi Flood Waters Hit St. Louis   Railroad Yards Are Inundated and Trains Are Either Canceled o: Re-Routed. Reported

Mississippi. Near New High Crest  Towns Close to St. Louis in Danaer

Mississippi River Floods Rail Yards   Kentucky Flood Fatal to Girl

ST, LOUIS RAIL YARDS FLOODED     RIVER SCRGES TOWARD 103YEAR HIGH—NEW DESTRUC TION THREATENED,

Flood Now in Edge of St. Louts   Mississippi Threatens 103 Year Record For Height There

FLOOD WATERS. HIT ST, LOUIS; ~ RAILS PERILED   Millions of Dollars in New Destruction Indicated by Rampaging River

MISSISSIPPI AT 103-YEAR RECORD HIGH   $100,000,000 in Damages Reported Along Waterway

Flood Causes More Damage   Property, Crop Damage Now Estimated at More Than $100,000,000

Urges U. N. to Open Palestine Now to  Jewish Immigration  Official Agency Calls Upon General _ Assembly in Special

JEWS ASK U. N. FOR IMMEDIATE IMMIGRATION   Jewish Agency Demands Palestine Opened Up To Avert Crisis

Urges U.N. to Open Palestine Now to. Jewish Immigration  Official Agency Calls Upon General   Official Agency Calls Upon General Assembly in Special Session to Avert ‘New Cotascironhe’

Jew Agency Asks Palestine Opening  By United Nations  Appeals To Special Session For Action

AGENCY BID BASED ON HMMIGRATION   UN Urged to Open Palestine To Jews, Avert New Catactronhe

Allen Purchasing Surplus Building   One Of Schools Exercising Priorities To Get Pryor Surplus Buildings

French Strikers Seize Temporary  Control 2 Cities   Police Ordered To Fire On Mobs In Self Defense  Communist-Led Labor Organization Confers Wiek ag Pe i i ee

SELF-DEFENSE ORDER HALTS FRENCH RIOTS   Cemmunist Control in France Stops Much Of City Activities

French Police Get Authority To Fire on  Strike Mobs   Chaos Continues In Crippled Nation: Police Reinforced  By Many Soldiers

FRANCE'S POLICE. BREAK STRIKERS” - GRIP ON 2 TOWNS   Regain ‘Control of St. Etienne . and Arles After Hand-toHand Fighting in , Streets. “   AUTHORITY TO FIRE ON MOBS’ GIVEN COPS      Thousands . of Troops  Move Into Marseille Where Pres_ent Disorders Started:  ;  . Three Weeks Azo.

TROOPS ORDERED TO FIRE AT MOBS IN SELF DEFENSE   Auriol, Union Leaders Strive for Solution to Expanding Labor Dispute

President Atriol Announces That Doox. Is Open For New. Strike Negotiations As Com munist- Workers Remain In Control

French Police Told To Shoot Against Mobs   Strikers Seize Temporary Control: of Two  Cities

Communist Assail Action After Baftles  French Police Told To Fire On Mobs

ORDER POLICE TO FIRE UPON FRENCH MOBS   Self Defense Measure Follows Attacks By Striking Workers

FRENCH COPS TOLD TO FIRE ON MOBS      Ordered to Shoot in Self Defense as Disorders  Continue. '

French Police May Use Guns When Attacker  Door Open For New Strike Negotiations

Police Told. To Fire On French Mob:   Reds Hold: Two. Cities: For. Time

PRICE! REDUCTIONS WILL: BE _ AMONG QUESTIONS TO BE ‘ ‘DISCUSSED AT MEETING

Businessmen Of Nation Convene   Assemble At Washington To Discuss Price Reduction And Other Problems

200 BUSINESS MEN TO TALK PRICE CUTS   Other Issues Also to Come Before Four-Day Parley

SECOND JUDGE SUPPORTS TALMADGE   \ Decision Gives Thompson's Foe Access To Funds

Talmadge Is Victor In Second Straight Georgia Court Case  State High Court , Due to Rule on.

Talmadge Wins Second Ruling   Supreme Court io Docket Three Cases Mandav

TALMADGE IN ROUND THREE   Wins Second Court De cision Holding Him As Governor

Wins Second Decision In  Court Today   fudge Bond Alman Concurs In Ruling Earlier This Week By Judge Hendrix   Hendrix Decision Appealed Today By Counsel For Attorney General Thompson

GIVES LATTER LEGAL ACCESS TQ STATE FUND   Earlier Ruling for Talmadge Appealed to ~ Supreme Court Today

Talmadge Has Another Round  Court Hits State’s Legislative Setup

COURT DECLARES TALMADGE LEGAI GEORGIA CHIEF   Second Favorable Raling This Week; Will Be Annealed

SECOND JUDGE RULES IN TALMADGE'S FAVOR   Georgia Jurist Agrees With Superior Colleague

Second Court Decision Gives  Aid To Talmadge   Claimant For Georgia Governor Post Wins Second Round In Courts   DECISION GIVES HIM FUND CONTROL  ,TV_TT TT Tf Tress as.

Talmadge Gets Second Court Confirmation    Georgia Governor Ruled Entitled To Draw Funds

Talmadge Wins Another Decisior   Georgia Judge Rules On Authority to Use Funds in Atlanta Bank

Herman Talmadge Scores Once More   Judge Criticizes Electior But Rules It Legal

New Court Ruling Upholds Talmadge   Second Decision Supports Election By Legislature

TALMADGE WINS ANOTHER ROUND   Georgia Judge Sustains Legislature, But Says Law Is Back Number

Talmadge’s Claim To Seat Again Upheld   Decision Is Appealed To Higher Court

Ga. Superior Court Holds Legislature Vote To Be Valid   Issue To Reach Supreme Court Some Time Monday

Second Judge Rules In Favor of  Herman Talmadge  Today’s Decision Orders Use Of Public Funds

_ HERMAN FORGES TO FRONT Talmadge Wins Second Court Decree That He —  Is Georgia’s Governor.

Soviets Force U.S.Showdown  On Balkan Aid   Gromyko Calls For UN Supervision Minus Arms And Help For Turks

50 TO % DEMOS WILL VOTE FOR ACT   Party Conference Is Held By  Republicane

lowa Senate Opens Debate of Income Tax   Measure Studied to Continue Tax at the Present Half Rate

Senate , Studies lowa Income Tax Measure   Bil to Continue 50% Rate Up; Battle Lines May Form Soon

IOWA SENATORS TACKLE INCOME TAX MEASURES   Question of Levy Is Expected to Be Hot Issue Among Solons

Wallace Says "Truman Doctrine” Wil! Drive Britainnto Soviet Camp

Metinite Stand:  Herbert Hoover Blames Russia For World’s Unsettled State

Cable Workers Strike Settled   Walkout Is Quickly Ended On Basis Of 10 Cents Per Hour Wage Increase.

Cables Strike Ends in 2 Hours   10 Cent an Hour Across the Board Increase Basis for Settlement

Cablemen Strike Lasts Two Hours   Telephone Company Ups Wages To Stop Crippling Walkout

Walkout Lasts Two And Half Hours... .  Communications Strike Ends With Granting Of 10 Cents An Hour Hike

‘Snowgrams’ Message to Flier Friend   State Patrolman Emerge: From Mountains South Of La Grande, Says No  Miaesine Plane Involved

Rooting Worker Thinks Rebuilt Face Would Help to Win Estranged Wife

BAR COMMITTEE REVIEWS CASE   DOUBT PROPRIETY OF HEAVY FINE FOR DISORDERLY BAKER

Former Director Of WRA Says Move Unjustified  Dillon Myer Declares Mass Relocation Order Was Bad Move

Wartime Removal of Japs in’ West Unjustified: Myet   Public." Hoiising _‘Chiel Slaps Policy; Proposes Damage Payments

'REMOVAL' OF JAPS FROM WEST COAST HELD UNJUSTIFIED   Former Director of Camps of Opinion. Government Should Make Amends

Millions for U.S. Jaos Demanded   Former Director of Relocation Camps Assails.General Dewitt for Removal Of 110.000 From West Coast in 1942

Former Japanese-American Camp Director Says avernment Should Make Amends For Losses

 Mass Removal of Japanese From Pacific Coast  Called ‘Unjustified,’ Urged to Make Amends

Burlington Line is Blocked by Wreck West of Cromwell  A Pi BP ew ek   No One Hurt as 5 Cars of Express Special Overturn

France To Get Fuel, Food Funds  President Makes $50,000,000 Available

France to Get $50,000,000  From America  French, However, Neec More: Seek to Seize Natianale’ Qwn Fiunde

$50-Million Given To the French to Buy Food and Fuel  Desperate Country Ma Seize Private Funds of Her People Here

Fund Is Made Available to Aid France   Army to Purchase Francs as Relief Measure

FRANCE TO GET $50,000,000 HORE   TRUMAN AUTHORIZES ARMY TO BUY FRANCS FROM PARIS GOVERNMENT,

FRANCE S GIVEN FIFTY MILLION 10 BOLSTER FRANC   Truman Authorizes Fuads to Permit Purchases of Food and Fuel.   MORE AID SEEN NEEDED   French Consider Seizure of Private Funds of Her Citizens in U. S.

Leo Durocher,  Laraine Day  Silent On Plans Actress’ Agent Hints Marriage

Democrats Seek  Legislative Sift  Of Price Rigging Point Out Dewey Silent  On Convictions; GOP Says Cemmiszion Siudy Ready

Marshall to Tak 100 Delegates To Moscow Meet  U. S. Places Great Importance on Writing of Treaties

Senate and House Conferees Agree   Work Out Terms on Highway Commission Reorgani. zetion Measure

Sec'y of Commerce Asks Removal of Tvade Barriers   Okavs. Resolution Fo rAmendment of Nat'l Constitution

College Enrollment Almost Million Over Pre-War Deak   Up 260,000 Over Yeors Ago Although Freskmen Crop Shows Decrease

College Enrollment Almost Million Over Pre-War Peak   Up 266,000 Over Years

College Enrollment Million ‘More Than the Pre-War Peak GI Figure for Mississippi Given

LEGION SESSION TURNS SERIOUS   Sunday's Parade Is Termed  ‘Finest Show in Decade’  i

lIves’ Fight 10 Cut Labor Powers [Wins Favor of Young Republicans

GOVERNOR DEWEY SPIKES REPORT Ot SPLIT WITH WES   Sees Republican Party Big Enough For Widest Variety Of Views

NICARAGUA CALM: CONGRESS NAMES ACTING PRESIDENT   Coup Carried Out Without Bloodshed—Ousted Leader Takes Refuge in Mexican Embassy.   U. 8S. MAINTAINING HANDS-OFF-POLICY   Free Elections Promised Country by Director-inChief of Army, Which Seized Power.

NIGARAGUA HAS. NEW. PRESIDENT   Provisional ‘Leeder Nained by ‘Nation’s Congress To Succeed Arquello

Nicaraguan Solons Name Sacasa  As New President  Arguello Is Declared incapacitated; Army Holds Control

Sacasa Named New President Of Nicaragua   Congress Declares Ousted Chief Executive ‘Incapacitated’   General Evans Carlson, Leader Of Famed Marine Raiders, Dies

Deposed Head Of Nicaragua Seeks Refuge   Arguello Plans Leave Country For Mexico

NICARAGUA HAS NEW PRESIDENT   Executive Deposed A: Unfit Seeks Refuge In Mexico

Nicaraguan Congress In Unusual Move   ARGUELLA IS REMOVED FROM HIGH OFFICE TODAY

‘Army Seizes Nicaragua In Quick Revolt          ident Sid. ‘air ‘incapacitated’: a

ARGUELLO SAD BOING TO MEX   Wealthy Cattleman-Banker Presidential AKernate . in Nicaramene 0S

Light Plane Flyers Reach Alaska Field   Most Dangerous Leg Of World Journey Completed Tuesday

FLIERS ESCORTED BY TWO FORTS  Round-The-World Cub Pilots In Aleutians After Long Hop

Had B-17 Escorts Fliers Land At Shemya, Completing Longest Leg Of Their World Flight

FLIERS COMPLETE  HOP TO ALEUTIANS   PLANE ESCORTED ON LONG  ELIGHT ACROSS PACIFIC BY TWO FORTRESSES.

Recommend New Equalized Base   Urge Assessments Be Equalized at 90 Percent instead of 80 Percent

GOVERNOR BILL 1S INTRODUCED   PROPOSED AMENDMENT WOULD PREVENT. A "GEORGIA MIXUP”  IN THIS STATE

GOP Assignments Are Criticized By Senator Reed   Kansas Man Charges Manipulation to Give Favorites Real Break

Midwest Floods Hurt Corn Crop   High Water Removes Hope for Re-planting In Nebraska Fields

FLOODS SMASH CRAIN HOPES   Corn, Wheat Suffer Serious Blows; Will Mean Higher Prices

Crop Loss Is High ©   Much-Needed  Food Lost As Floods Come Too Late to Replant

Officials Fear National Strike   5,000 Miners Quit in Ohio   Floods End Last Hope for Crop Re-Planting

POLAND BALKS ~—ON U.S, PLAN      SPOKESMAN .DECLARES .. NA: TION WILL FIGHT IF NEC-_ “ ESSARY TO KEEP NEW ~ TERRITORY

HST BRAVES ILLNESS TO JOIN IN TRIBUTE   Pres. Truman Praises Former Speaker Raybum At Dinner: Other Texans Honored For Service

ATTENDS DESPITE :      Attack of Laryngitis Blamed Upon Much Hand Shaking With White House Guests

President Pays Tribute to a Friend  Truman Recalls Introducing Rayburn in 1943 as Next Vice-President, Now He's Sorry It Didnt Happen

Powers Agree LN Should Get  lewish Views   L.S., Britain, Russia Disagree on How to Hear Palestine Case

Surprise Move By Top Powers ~~ AtULN. Parley   Russia ls Advocating Plan To Hear Jewish Side  Of Case

@ PAUL MALLON—  G.O. P. Leaders in Search of Reasons for “Bad Press’’,

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India Faces Trials, Perils Should England Withdraw  Forming a Government Big Problem

Yugoslavs To Release 3 U. S. Soldiers  Present Envoy Formal Apology

SLAVS RELEASE AMERICAN TRIO   Three United States Soldiers Arrested On Trieste Frontier Set Free By Yugoslav Government.

FREES THREE US, SOLDIERS   Oral Apology Has Been Given American Envoy

YUGOSLAVS RELEASE AMERIGAN: SOLDIERS   Seigrade Tenders Apolag For Arrest OF 3 Yanks

YUGOSLAVS FREE ARRESTED YANKS   U. S. Embassy Asks Report On Incident In Note

Yugoslavs Free Three U.S. Soldiers  - Oral Apology Is  Tendered Envoy

SLAVS FREE THREE YANKS THEY SEIZED      Officer and Two Enlisted Men Arrested at Trieste Frontier Monday Released Last Night, Belgrade Announces.

Pledged Time For Release  Has Expired   Verbal Apology Was Tendered With  Promise Yesterday

APOLOGY IS GIVEN FOR INCIDENT   Americans lave Not Yet Been Released By Yugoslavia

‘empus ‘eee! sonal ugits  Worker in Pottery Portal Case Estimates Minute--14. Seconds!

Judge To Push Testimony In Portal Pay Case   To Give Estimate of Time Required To Get From Time Clock To Benches

Previous Request That Avez Be Put Under UN Trusteeship Was Apparently Ignered; Britain Opposes Move

Africa Again Asked to Place Area Under UN  Action Taken After First Request of Assembly Is Ignored

itributions are expected.  Debate Delays peru Quake War-Monger Vote Kills Three

UN CONTROL OF S. W. APRICA AGAIN DEMANDED   Assembly Calls On South Africa To Place Territory Under Trusteeshin   U. $.,. RUSSIA SUPPORT OPPOSITION BY BRITISH

UN Renews Its Demands On S. Africa   General’ Assembly Calls Upon It To Place Southwest Under Trusteeship

Assembly Asks Trusteeship For Southwest Africa   U. S., Russia Support  Propesal; Britain Only Bie Power to Oppose

U. S. Opposes African Trusteeship   Debate on Questior Holds Up Vote in Warmonger Case

House Balloting Two Votes Short Of Two-Thirds   “Executive Usurpatior Of Authority” Shout Republican Leaders

Both Georgia Governors In Office Today   DEADLINE FOR PAYROLL SATURDAY WORRIES TWO MEN

GE ORDERS DISTILLERY TO REOPEN   Holds Conservation Program Cannot Violate Contracts

Defend Acheson Views on Russi  "Hostile" Testimony Declared Justified

Senator George Urges Delay In Tax Reductions  Milliken Calls For Immediate Approva

Debate Started On Four-Billion Dollar Slash   ‘Sen: George Calls for Deloy. Until House Votes Appropriations

Urges Senate Deter Action   Sen. George Says Fairly (;o0d Approach; Suggests Wait For House.” .

UNIONS MAKE “NEW ATTACKS AT HEARINGS   NEW JERSEY LABOR LEADER “MAYS DRASTIC CURBS “WOULD BE “SPARK”  *""" FOR REDS

nema ewrencesemenmeraes Eiprenmeeneweree momen er  BRITISH WEDDING CHECK AT GATE TO RE TIGHT

NEWSMAN GOES TO EXPLOSION SCENE TO OBTAIN FACTS   Risks Arrest to Visit Restricted Area and Return With Graphic Story

‘Mysterious Testament’ In Murder  Of Italian Socialist Held In Texas

STRIKE PARADE CALLED ANARCHY   Benton Harbor One-Day Truce Marked By Demonstration

53 Persons Die  In Maryland; s9InN. York   Maryland Disaster Greatest in Commercial Aviation History in U. S.; 30 Injured, Three Missing in Series of Crashes

170 Die in 6 Plane Crackups Over Las Forty-Eight Hours   Worst Mishap Lists Fifty-Three Dead; Forty Die in N. Y.

93 Lose Lives In Maryland And New York   Fifty-three Die In Port Deposit Air Line Smash

Other Accidents In Japan, Iceland, Netherlands And Alaska And Brought To 424 The Number Killed In World Since January 1.

Worst Crashes inUS Records   Three Persons Missing, 31 Injured in Other Accidents Around the Globe

Air Mishaps Boost Death Total to 229   Toli in Traffic Accidents at 83, Drowning 33, as Nation Enters Second Day of Holiday Period

At Least 169 Die In Air Crack-Ups   Airliners’ Mishaps In The East Boost  Total; 53 Perish In Maryland, 39 In New York

Plane Crashes Kill 174 Around Globe   Worst U. S. Disasters In History Send 93 Persons to Death

93 Killed as Two Air Liners Crash  53 Dead in Maryland Accident, 40 More in New York Mishap

Eastern Airlines Tremsport Falls From Height Of 1,000 Feet With All Aboard Killed; United Transport Crashes During Takeoff Thursday With 40 Lives Lost

533 Dead in DC-4 Crash In Maryland  We ee Ee   La Guardfa Field Accident Takes  T terme mt

U. 5. Aviation’s Worst Disasters Claim 93 Victims   Tragedies Stalk Airways Elsewhere  Throughout World

93 Killed in Two Airplane Accidents   Four Other Crashes Around World Boost Toll to 169

169 Killed in Plane Crashes in 24 Hours   Worst Tragedies Are Memorial Day Crack-Up in Maryland, With 53 Dead, and Thursday Wreck in New York, With 39 Victims.

174 Persons Killed, Three Missing And 31 Irjured In Airplane Mishaps Over 24-Hour,Period

93 PERSONS KILLED  WITHIN 24 HOURS  IN PLANE GRASHES   ‘Two Worst Disasters Im Na :   tion’s Commercial Aviation History. °   ONE OCCURRED IN MD.   Fifty-three Met Their Death In the Accident Friday.

93 Die in Two Air Disasters in U. S.   81 Lost in Other Wrecks; Year’s Total Now at 428

Air Crashes Kill 93 In U.S...   Two of Worst Aviation Accidents in History _ ~Mar Memoria! Holiday; Other Crashes Kill 81

Early Holiday Fatalities High  Airship Mishaps Raoct First Count

Library of Congress Researchers Issue Grim Report On Soviet Plan For World Confusion

Foreign Policy Suspicious Says Report‘of Library of Congress   SENATE COMMITTEE TO STUDY FINDINGS   Goal for Complete Change in Global Economics Cited by Group

Russian. Foreign Policy Aimed at Stirring Up World Revolution, Say ‘Eyoerés of Library of Congress

SOVIET POLICY IS LABELED INTOLERANT   Moscow Objective. Claim Experts, Is Aimed at Stirring Up Revolution.

Soviet Plots World Revolt   Library of Congress Experts Tear Mask From Red Diplomacy

Library Of Congress Expert Say Reds Still Look To World Revolution

Russian Foreign Policy Is Termed Intolerant, Suspicious, Keyed To World Revolution

Library of Congress Attacks Russia's Foreign Policy   Experts Charge Aim of World Revolution

Say It Is’  Intolerant,   Suspicious   _ Group from Library of Congress ‘Reports Soviets Aim at Stirring Up a World--Revolution

REVISION OF UN CHARTER IN PROSPECT   Would Remove Big Powers’ Veto as Stumbling Bloc

REUTHER SAYS WORKERS NEED HIGHER WAGES   Plea to Senators for “Substantial” Increases Brings Charge by Sen. Ball That Union Chief Favors Socialism.

Today In Coneress   Walter Reuther Exchanges Heated Remarks With Senators Over Labor Legislation; AFL Official Endorses Pending Measures

Ball Describes  Reuther’s Plan  As Socialism. ‘Labor Leader, Sonaier

Prints the News Tells the Truth   Reuther Says Industry Must Raise Wages   Sen. Bali Claims CIO-UAW Leader Courts Secialism

REUTHER CALLS FOR PAY HIKES   But Selon Says CIO Auto Workers’ Chief Wants To  Socialize Industry

Reufher Asks Higher Pay, Nof Punitive Laws   anntnayw Daft A wenn   Senator Ball Accuses Leader of UAW With Advocatina Socialism

Lewis Is Firm. As AFLMeets -On‘Red’Issuc   Says UMW Won't Accept ‘2d-Class Citizenship’ Tinder “Slave Art?

Truman Orders Surprise Move While At Sea   World Situation Given As Reason  ’ Base Back Actian

Officials in New. U.S. Defense Setup Sworn Info Office      Nationél Security Act Into: Effect.

UNIFIED DEFENSE ISIN OPERATION   Takes Over Abruptly On Radioed Orders From President   FORRESTAL IS SWORN

Round Out Top Echelon For Defense   W. Stuart Symington  Becomes Secretary for Air; Sullivan Sworn in As Secretary of Navy

New Set-Up For Defense  Is Speeded   International Situation Causes Truman to Order Security Law Invoked; Chiefs Given Oath

Truman Gives Orders Frou Sea; Is Concerned Over International Situation, Particularly Trieste

TOP COMMAND OF NEW DEFENSE DEPARTMENT ROUNDED OUT WITH ISWEARING IN OF SECRETARIES

U.S. Defense Chiefs Are Given Oaths  New Department Now Complete

U. S. Defense Top Command  Rounded Out   Secretaries For Navy And Air Are Sworn Into Office Today

PRESIDENT ENDS CEN VAGATION   Tanned And Refreshed Truman Talks With Plain Sailors

PREDICTS LABOR PEACE TO 1949   Points Out Peaceful Settlements Aim of All

OFFICIAL IS~ ENCOURAGED   Sees Trend Toward Settling Disputes Amicably

Labor- Industry Peace Predicted   Economic Advisers Tell President Stee] Plants Should Not Have To Raise Prices

Long Industrial Peace Predicted By U.S. Official   Government Labor Expert Says Period of Amity May  Extend Through 1948

LONG LABOR PEACE PREDICTED TUDAY IN UNITED STATES   Agreements Are Made in Anthracite and Glass Industries in Nation; Plan Truman Report.

Steady Output For Industry Is Promised   Management And Labor Want To Avoid Disputes

US Labor Official      Era of Peace Looms Between Management And Union Workmen

Labor Peace Seen.in 1948   Federal Officials’ Optimism Increases

WAGE PAGTS PROMISE LONG LABOR PEACE  ee ata Bas _ Tn  rreeamen   Prediction Based Upon Agreements In Coal and Flat Glass Industries.

Heat Wave Relief Seen   Indiana May Have To Wait Until Thursday, However

“COOL. WAYS” PROMISED FOR THE MID-WEST   Unless Stopped by Hot Front Out of South, Should Reach Here Thursday.

SCORCHING HEAT COVERS ALL BUT TWO SFARNARNS   Rast Coast Due Fo Warmer Weather Tonirht   RELIEF IN SIGHT   But Sunbaked Mid West Will Perspire: Little Longer

Midwest’s Warm Spell . Nearine End   Cool Air From Canada Due To Bring Relief

Scorching Heat Covers All Bul Eastern And Western Sea boards; No Relief Seen For Western Pennsylvania Area   WARMER WEATHER DUE TO HIT BEAST COAST

Midwest Due To Get Relief. East Sizzles   Cold Front Pushing Scorching Heat Wave East From Dakotas

East Will Soon Feel Heat Wave   Relief Now in Sight for Sunbaked Middle West

Gradual Removal of Rent Controls Voted ‘By;Senate.Today   - Five Per Cent. of “ Nation‘ s Areas ~ Removed .Monthlyv

Gradual Rent Curb End Voted   Senate Would Require Lifting of 5 Per Cent of Controls Monthly

Senate Votes Gradual Cut In Rent Areas   Amendment Would  Reduce Five Per Cent Of Zones Each Month

Two Men Killed in Accidents  One Electrocuted, ~ BRnother Crushed

POLITICAL OBSERVERS  ALSO:  . SAY THAT WALLACE.CAN: *:  DIDACY WILL: HURT DEWEY’S CHANCES

CUTS CHANCES OF TRUMAN'S RE-ELECTION   ‘Ex-Republican Bolts Democrats to Run as Independent 

Ex-Vice-President’s Candidacy Viewed As Threat To Truman:  Dark Horse Beneficiary Seen

lowan Outlines Plans To Form Party Of Peace   Dewey And Eisenhower Booms May Suffer in East And Midwest

Candidacy Of Wallace Will Affect Truman   Third Party Candidate May Draw Some Strength From Truman’s Chances   WALLACE ENTERS PRESIDENCY RACE

Senate Opens Hearing Today On Flying Boat   Probes Fate of $18 Million Given Kaiser and Hughes In War Contraria

START WORK ON ATOMIC PROJECT   BUILD HUGE PILE IN NEW YORK FOR EASTERN COLLEGES

Work Started To Make Atom  Serve Mankind   Project Will Be To Turi  Man's Knowledge © The Atom Only = Tr Peaceable Pursuits

Peacetime Aton Project Started  Nine Universities  Aid Experimenting

EXPLOSIVE ISSUE   Britain Turns Palestine _ Dispute Over to U. N.

Requests Special Session of Gencral Assembly to Start Preliminary Studies of Problem

Palestine Dumped Into U.N’s Lap   Britain Asks Probe, Suggestions for Rule

Palestine Problem Handed UN: Special  Session Requested   Explosive Issue Is Formally Turned Over By British Government; Problem Held Most Difficult Ever Handed to Assembly

>> Members Polled on  Special Meeting   2-Paragraph Note Passes Responsibility For 25-Year Worry To General Assembly

Palestine Problem Now in Hands of United Nations   Special Session of General Assembly to Make Preliminary Studies is Requested by Britain in Note

Britain Seeks Extra Session On Holy Land   Explosive Problem Tossed Into Lap of United Nations Assembly

PALESTINE CASE TO UNITED NATIONS   Britain Bequesis That Explesive Problem Be Turecd Over Ts  Deamaent tccamblel

Britain Turns Vexing Issue Over To U.N.   Requests Body Launch Study On Palestine

BRITISH TOSS PALESTINE 10 UNITED NATIONS   Major Powers Approve Special Session Of General Assembly

MEMBER POLL IS PLANNED BY SECRETARIAT   Move Is Made to Settle Issue Thru Maior Power Action

a =  Deputy Sheriff And Negro Wounded In Shooting Battle Near Lewiston

Britain May Procure Displaced Persons  to Work Coal Mines   Labor Government Considering Bringing Men From Continental Europe, Prime Minister Tells House of Commons

DPs May Dig British Coal   Germans, Austrians Sought Ton Aid in Fnel ©

BRITAIN MAY IMPORT LABOR TO MINE COAL   Plan to Use Displaced Persons Is Studied In Fuel Crisis

Farm Support Held Essential   Federation Asks Program On Varviug Seale

OWAN ELECTED ‘HEAD OF BUREAU   Farm Organization Want: Continuation Of Price Supports

Farm Bureau Favors Price Support Plan   Mrs. Weagly Elected Di. rector of Farm Bureau Federation

Farm Bureau Would Keep Parity Plan  Y er as < Seer eTe ns i   Group Supports Program Urging Varied Scales

Bureau Favors Price Supports by US Reduced:   Will Mean Less Government: Meddling, Convention Is Told

Petrillo Believed Safe From Union Curbs Set ‘By Taft-Hartley Plan

Taft Act Said Powerless To  Stop Petrillo   Two Republicans Claim Law: Cannot Prevent Radio Ban

Says Law Can't Block Petrillo   Public Entitled to Hear Records, Kearns Declares

Labor Law Can't Block Music Ban —   No way To Prohibit Petrillo’s Action

Labor Law Useless  In Petrillo Case Lawmakers Admit U.S Can’‘t Force Issue

Laborites Seek Drastic Changes: In Upper House   Want Lords Established As Elective Body On “More  Demecratic Basis”

SOLONS OKAY TRANSFER OF UNUSED FUNDS   President Will Return Unspent 1946 Appropriations to Treasury

Seek Return Of Billion To Treasury   Trumap Would Return $1,400,000,000 of Unused 1947 Funds

Recovers Unused   Truman Moves to Return,.142 Billion in Unspent: Money; GOP Seeks :Deeper Cuts

Truman Moves For Transter  To Treasury   One and a Half Billion Dollars Unspent from 1947 Budget Available For Use in 1948

Billion And Half Funds To Return To U. 5. Treasury  Truman And Congress Aaree On Recapture

Would Return Appropriations To Treasury   Move By Truman Endorsed By Congressman

(Congress Set to Aid {Truman in Recapture  iOf Unspent War Fund:

"The Weather   President Moves To ‘Recapture’ . Appropriations  Unspent Funds Can Be Given Surplus

Congressmen Give Quick Assent To Truman’s Plan  Return of Unexpendex _ Money to Treasury Asked by President

TRUMAN MOVE 10 RETURN UNSPENT FUNDS SUPPORTED   House Committee to. Ac “en Recommendations Wext Week

Truman Moves to Return Over Billion and Half  Of ’47 Money to Treasury

Truman Seeks Refurn of Huge Sum fo Treasury   Appropriations Of Billion and Half Are Lying Unused

(Congress Supports Truman Move on Return of Funds   President to Have Bibion and Haff of Unspent Appropriations Sent  to Treasury

Congress Favors Truman's Move About Funds  Money Would Go to Unobliaated Status

Conaress Quick to Give Assist   Truman Puts Money Back in U.S. Treasury

CONGRESS WILLING . TO AID PRESIDENT   Truman Proposes to Return Unspent Money to Treasury   INVOLVES HUGE  SUM

MOVE TO RECAPTURE FUNDS LAUDED  wu   Congress Will Assist Program, But Some Hint Totat Is Not High Enough

TRUMAN MOVES 10 UNOBLIGATE FUND OF $1,500,000,000  REPRESENTS UNSPENT APPROPRIATIONS TO

Gets Quick Assist Congressmen Approve Truman Plan To Transfer Unspent Cash

Truman Acts To Recapture Unspent Sum   $1,500,000,000 Due To Be Transferred Back Into Treasury

Truman Moves ‘To ‘Recapture’ Unspent Funds   Acts To Place Billion And A Half In Unobligated Status.

Truman Moves To Return  $1.5 Billion To Treasury   Gets Quick Assistance From Congress;  GOP Seeks Still Deeper Cuts

TRUMAN MOVE TO TURN BACK UNSPENT FUNDS IS ACCLAIMED   Congressmen To Act On His Recommendations  During Next Week

Change In Fund Issue Is Made   Truman Returns Appropriations To Unobligated’ Status

Jruman Moves to Recapture Unused Funds for Treasury   GOP Seeks Still Deeper Cuts---Taft Wants More Sloshe-«

Congress Backs Up Truman in Move to Re-Stock Treasur’   “Unobligated” Billion and Half Likely to Be Turned Back

To Return Unspent U. S. Money  ye dt Shade gar Biliien and oa Halt

Would Return Unspent Funds  a ai   Move by Truman to Draws Quick Assist  From Treasury

Truman Move: To Cut Down Unspent Money   Billion and Half Dollars Will Be Placed Back in Treasury With Quick Congressional Approval.

Greek Unity Needs Urged By Griswold   Chief Of U. S. Aid Program Calls On Head Of Liberals

BROADER GREEK GOVERNMENT IS LOSING GROUND   Administrator Of U. 5 Aid Program Visits Liberal Leader

U. S- Aid Administrater Calls Upon Sopheoulis;  Need Fer Unity Stressed

U. S. Stresses Need Of Unity In Aid Plans      Griswold Pays Visit Tc Head of Greek Liberal Party

Griswold Seeks  Greek Peace   Visits Sophoulis, Key Man To Stop Guerrilla Warfare

Administrator Visits Leader of Liberal Party   Sophoulis Ponders Anew Coalition with Premier-Designate

GRISWOLD IS URGING FULL CO-OPERATION   Greek Break Is. Causing Much Delay In Mission Efforts

Griswold Warns Greeks Against Political Discord   Administrator of U. S. Aid Program Says American Mission Cannot Succeed Unless There Is Unit#—Places Views Before Leader of Liberal Party Which Has Refused to Soin in Government-Under Premier-Designate Tsladaris. -

GRISWOLD URGES POLITICAL UNITY IN GREFK CRISK   U. S. Administrator Cites Party Merger As Aid Plan ‘Must’

U.S. Stresses Need Of Unity In Greece   Griswold Visits Leader Of Greek Liberal Party

Large Slice Of Germany Is Affected   Special Boundary Commission Asked

MINISTERS UNABLE TO AGREE; SECRET SESSION~ FAILURE   ‘Only Faint. Chance Agreement — Will Be Reached on Aus  trian Treaty Provisions

Meeting Of Ministers Has Little Done   Semi-Secret Session Brings Only Word They Discussed Austrion Treat

MOLOTOV RAPS PLAN TO SEND ~~ TRIESTE FOOL   Marshall Tells Ministers U. $. Able To Aid People in Free Territory

Molotov Voices rear For Trieste   Minister Says U. S. Food May Bring On Outside Interference

No Progress In Moscow   Meeting On Austria Fails to Bring Agree- ’ ment On Any Key Issue

U.S, FOOD TO TRIESTE HINTED BY MARSHALL   Molotov Raps Any External Aid For Free Territory

Moscow Parley Tn Semi-Secret Session Today   Foreign Ministers Discuss Aus trian Treaty in Two  Hour Meeting.

Council Discusses Austrian Treaty in Secret Without Settling Issues

LLLP LLL LL LLL ALE LLL ALL ALAN LALLA LLL LALLA  REDS FEAR OUTSIDE RELIEF FOR TRIESTE

Molotov Insists Keeping Trieste Report From UN  Austrian Treaty Not Yet Agreed On;

Big Four Takes Up Problem Of Feeding Trieste   Marshall Favors, Molotov Objects To Plan For Helping Starving City

Foreign Ministers Enter Final Week Of Moscow Parley  Hope To Act On  Austrian Treaty

Molotov Charges U. 5. Delaying Treaty Work   Asks Drafts Made Within Two Months

Communism in French Crisis   Rumors Circulating Of Possible Clashes  In France

Armed Uprising By Communists Reported Near   Country Is Seen As Testing Ground For Soviet Expansion

FIND CHICA WOMAN SLAIN IN CAR TRUNK   Police Seek Missing Contractor “Boy Friend” of Victim

HUNT ‘BOY FRIEND’ IN WOMAN'S DEATH   Body Is Found Stuffed ir Trunk of Abandoned Auto

WALLACE HITS AT FORRESTAL AS WAR SEEKER   New Defense Setup Scored; Byrnes Gets Praise

Wallace Says Forrestal Fosters War   Links Defense Chief To Wall Street Bloc for World Rule

Pastor Learns From Personal Experience Minister Tries German Diet 30 Days, Calls It “Ruaqed”

Charges Vets Not Favored   Lawmaker Raps Practice O£€ Government Agencies

SAYS FEDERAL AGENCIES — BREAK  AW   Rep. Rees Claims Some Departments Refuse Vets Rights

REES CHARGES LAW VIOLATED      REPRESENTATIVE SAYS SOME GOVERNMENT AGENCIES HAVE GIVEN ONLY “LIP SERVICE” TO VETS

Wartime Hero May Be Named Greek Leader   Gen. Papagos Gained Fame In 1941 Campaign Against Italy, Now Political Figure   Cabinet Crisis  - Into Sixth Day   Labor -and Industry Petition Leaders To Form Government, and Forget Other Motives

Greek Cabinet Crisis In State of Confusion   Various Factions Block Formation Of U.S. Favored Coalition Body

GREEK HERO NOW TALKED TO HEAD   Athens, Aug. £6.--(4')—Vemetrice Manzimes has been chosen -premier, .it was anweunced tonight. He thus will return te the pect he vacated leet Saterday.

Greek Coalition Plan Hits Snag   1 ‘Divergent Party Demands Cause New Crisis

New Coalition Looms in Greece  Beloved War Hero Now in Spotiight

Greek Accord Upset by Split   Plan for Coalition Regime Shattered

FLOOD CONTROL HEARINGS SET   House Committee To Take Action On Truman Plan

FLOOD CONTROL PRESSURE HIGH: HEARINGS OPEN   Selected Group of Projects To Get Prompt Attention

TAFT-HARTLEY ACT ATTACKED   Validity of Two  Provision: Challenged in Action By Maritime Union

Taft-Harfley Law ~ Blasted By Labor   Constitutionality OF Act’ Provisions Challenged

Labor Laws Attacked By Union Heads  CIO Maritime Group Files Suit On Oaths

Robert Hiatt Is Givena Year in Reformatory   Shot Jefferson Man; Judge McCord Denies Application for Parole

HIATT GETS 1 YEAR SENTENCE   Will Serve Term in  7 nS ©  eneenen: one

TEMPORARY OIL SHORTAGE SEEN   Midwest Area To Feel Greaiest Pinch, Survey Shows

INDUSTRY SEES GAS SHORTAGE   Oil. Products Consumption Now Greater Than During War

MIDWEST GASOLINE AND FUEL OIL SHORTAGE IS FORESEEN      INDUSTRIAL SHORTAGES AND TRANSPORTATION LACK BLAMED FOR DEARTH ©  OF FUELS

TO SCARCITY OF FUEL OILS, GAS   Institute Says That Midwest Stands To Be Hit Worst If Shortage Comes

U.N. Penalty Sought For Defiant Nations  Evatt Backs Marshall Veto Attack;

U.N. Veto Draws Another Attack   (UW, S takes lead in United Nations Assembly, Page 8}

Vishinsky Will Make Opening Address Today   Russian Delegate May Offer Some Surprises OF Own

Working On List of 71  Speculators   Agriculture Dept. . Lists 1,240 Active  In Wheat Futures

REVEAL SECOND TRADERS’ L!ST   Expect to Name Federal Officials Next Week

WHEAT FUTURES TRADERS LISTED   Next Tabulation To Inciude 71 Public Figures

—SPECULATORS IN WHEAT—  Next List Will Name 71 Public Jobholders

New Trader List Planned   Names of 7! Federal State Jobholders Speculators Sought

More Speculators Listed Publicly   No High Government Officials Included; New Roll To Come

Names Of 71 Traders On Latest List   Report Reveals No Sensational Names Includec

Public Workers On Next List of Wheat Traders   1,240 Names Revealed Friday Prove ’Blank’ For Investigators

l'ood Speculators Evade U.S. Probe  Pauley Only G-Man Congress Can Find On Anderson Lists

 Brokerage Firms to Supply Names  NEW TRADER LIST IS UNSENSATIONAL

Public Jobholders Expected With Next List of Speculators   New Traders Group to Be Released Within Week, Prediction

NEW GRAIN DEAL LIST IS ‘BARREN’   Fails To Show Any Officials Some Due Next Week

Jobholders Will Be Nomed ini List of ° Wheat: 'scaculaters   ‘Federal; State and Local Employes’ to” Be Included ‘in Next

No U. 5. Employes Among 1,240 Listed  11 State Residents And One Firm Named

Trader List Still Clean   Public Workers Not Among Wheat Dealers May Be Cited Later

Another List Of Traders to Be Revealed   Agriculture Department Working on Public Jobholders Who Speculate

Another Trading: , -» List Is Promised   Announcement: May, Bring - ‘to’ Light-71 Publie ~. - Iebholders-

AGRICULTURE DEPT. OFFICIALS HOPE TO INCLUDE NAMES OF 71 FEDERAL, STATE JOB HOLDERS IN NEXT LISTS

Hope to Include Names in Next List of Traders  Report 71 Hold Local Stats Fadornal lake

Bureaucrats Goin’ Slightly Bats   The Top Men Quit, the Clerks Exnect:to:Bé:Fired

ELIMINATION GE POULTRYLESS DAY PROSPECT   Food Committee Schedules First Joint Meeting

IRETON RESIDENT DIED SATURDAY   Mrs. J. C. Jones Laid To Rest Today In Pleasant ‘  - Hill Cemetery

ETON RESIDENT ~ DIED SATURDAY   Mrs. J. C. Jones Laid To - Rest Today. In: Pleasant. + Hall Cemetery °

Dewey Slaps Hard at Truman Capabilities   N.-Y. Governor Says He Is Not ‘Competent’ ta ° Use Powers Granted

KILLERS MUST DIE IN CHAIR   Vair, Convicted After Four Minutes of Deliberation by Jury, Agree to Rolt Dice to Seo Which Will be Electroecuted First.

TWO YOUTHS T0 DIE FOR MURDER OF J, E, SPROUSE   Boys to Roll Dice te See Which Goes to Chair First

2 Youthful Killers To Roll Dice To See Which Goes To Chair First

Roll of Dice to Decide Which of Two Youna Killers Goes to the Chair First

GAMBLE T0.SEE WHO DIES FIRST   YOUNG KILLERS QUICKLY CONVICTED OF MURDER

Not Enough Money For Europe Aid And Tax Cut As Well, Knutson Says

KNUTSON SEES LACK OF FUNDS   CAN'T CUT TAXES, PAY EUROPE’S BILLS FROM U, S, TREASURY

Demand Slavs Release U.S., British Personnel   State Department in Vigorous Protest---Nine Soldiers SUT Heald

Personnel Seized Near Trieste   British Expected To Also Send Note To Yuqoslavio

Demand Yugoslavs ~ Release 9 British, Yanks Immediately   State Department Makes “Vigorous” Protest Against Action

DEMAND RELEASE NINE PRISONERS FROM YUGOSLAVS   TWO AMERICANS IN GROUP DETAINED BY GUARDS AT TRIESTE

Profest Is Vigorous One   Charges Unwarranted Detention, Maltreatment OF 14 Military Personne!

U. S. Demands Yugoslavs Free Americans Now   BRITISH AND YANKEE SOLDIERS ARE ARRESTED

US Demands Immediate Release: By Yugoslavia of US, British Soldiers.”

U. S. Demands: Slavs Release Nine Ariny Men   _ American and British Included in Party  Seized by Yugoslavia In Vicinity of Trieste

U.S. Demands Quick Release In Sharp Note   Five Others Got Bad Water, Food, Protest Says— Now Hospitalized

UNITED STATES MAKES A DEMAND ON YUGOSLAVIA   Asks Release of Nine British and American Personnel.   SEIZED NEAR TRIESTE   The State Dept. Said Demand Was Made In Vigorous Protest.

Nine Yanks And British Being Held   All Victims Taken In Vicinity of Trieste; Detention Unwarranted

U. S. Demands Immediate Release of Nine  Dettanme emel Amacianne

British Also To Demand Action   State Department Files Protest _ Over Seizure

NINE BRITISH, U.S, PERSONNEL HELD AT TRIESTE   Vigorous Protest Made Against Treatment Accorded 2 Americans

Yugoslavs Told To Release Nine Now Being Held   American and British

TWO ARMY MEN UNDER ARREST ‘BY YUGOSLAV,   Demand by U. S. Includes Nine British Personnel Held in Trieste Area.

Yugoslavs Told To Release Nine Now Being Held  American and British + Army Man Inelunded

2 YANKS, SEVEN BRITISH-WAITING THEIR RELEASE   U. S$. Demands Immediate Freedom for Military Personnel in Trieste Area

Two Americans, Seven British Soldiers Held   State Department  Protests Vigorously Against Detention Of Army Personnel

U.S. Demands \gouls Release ‘Of Americans   Yugostavin Seizes  1

Halleck Declares Veto Has Turned Democratic Party Over to Wallace and Gana

GOP Scores  Truman Veto Of Controls   Chairman Declares It is ‘Bid For Fifth Term For New Deal’

Wants 597 © N fillions In_  Stop-Gap . Aid      European Aid for Next Four ‘Years Will Require from  16 to 20 Billions. He Savs =

Asks Billions To Stave Off Red Menace   Alternative Is World Tragedy, Secretary Warns Committees

Sees Grave Outlook For  Europeans   Will Later Ask For Money To Feed Chinese

320 BILLION IN NEXT 4 YEARS  FOR EUROPE   Outlines Plan For Congress

MONEY WOULD BE SPREAD OVER 4 YEAR PERIOD   $597,000 Needed Right Away, State Chief Says

— EUROPE NEED— Flays Russ, Answers Charges —   ‘CRISIS EQUAL TO WARTIME’

Europe To Require Fund of $20 Billion   State Department Chieftain also Asks $507 Million for Immediate Stop-Gap Assistance

Stop-Gap Aid Cost to Be Over Half-Billion Dollars, Marshall Tells Congress

MARSHALL STATES COST OF STOP-RED PLAN FOR EUROPE   16 to 20 Billions to Be Needed, Secretary Say Today in Report to U.S. Congress.   FATEFUL DECISIONS REQUIRE ANSWER

Secretary of State Forwards Requests to Congress and Outlines Long-Range Program for Europe That Will Cost Between 16 and "20 Billiton Dollars. e

Offers 4-Year Programs to Cost 16-20 Billions   Alternative ‘Tragedy,’ Secretary Tells Two Congressional Groups

Tells Congress That Situation Today is ‘Grave   Cost of Stopping Commun ‘ism $597,000,000 in StopGap Aid, Secretary Says

Estimates 4-Year Cost of Aid Plan At Twenty Billic   Secretary Also Prepaci: Ps Request for Help <5 China, He Reveals

4 Americans Survive Plane Crash in Turkey ‘and Continue to Bagdad

Nanking Sources Say Molotov’s Proposal Forerunner Of Open Soviet Support For Chinese Reds

Marshall Outlines American Position On Soviet Proposal   Russia Indicates Speedy Approval OFf Treaty Points

Arabs Want Full Palestine Debate In U.N. Assembly  U. S., Britain Insist Oe le,  er Baye oe Bee ee   U. S., Britain Insist Only Action Be Namin Of Inquiry Committee

Full Debate on Jewish Issue Urged   Araks Start Drive at Opening of U. N. Assembly

ARAB STATES READY FIGHT ON PALESTINE   Expect Fireworks To Follow Demand For  Full Debate

Arabs Demand Assembly Talk On Holy Land   Americans, British Deemed Certain to OpposePtan OY Arabian States

ARABS SEEKING FULL DEBATE BY UN DELEGATES   Palestine Problem Being Considered At Special Session Of Assembly   DR. ARANHA NAMED HEAD OF ASSEMBLY

FULL PALESTINE . DEBATE I$ ASKED   ARABS OPEN DRIVE IN Ut. N. FOR AIRING OF THE WHOLE QUESTION,

Arabs Demante Full Debate On Palestine   Almost Certain Meet Opposition From Powers

ARABS DEMAND FULL DEBATE ON HOLY LAND   Fireworks Will Pop A Steering Committee Meeting Today

ARABS LAUNG UN. CAMPAIGN ON PALESTINE   FULL DEBATE ON TOUCHY ISSUE DEMANDED

Arabs Open'Phone Strike Palestine Wherelt Was Power Drive 10 Days Ago’

Arabs Ask Full Debate  On Palestine   Issue Brought Up At Opening Sessior Of U. N. Assembly

Arabs Carry Pleas To UN On Palestine   Prepare To Force Full Debate Upon  Complex Problem

Sees U. S. in A-Bomb Lead   To Maintain Ascendency For 10 Years at Least—McNaughton

United States Due To Remain Atomic Leader   Canadian Official Asserts U. §. to Held Leadership In Field “At Least 10 Years?’

ANOTHER ‘DAHLIA MURDER S FOUND   Los Angeles Is Scene o Sixth Slaying; Body Mutilated.

SIXTH MURDER VICTIM FOUND   Los Angeles Woman Latest in ‘Black Dahlia’ Cycle

LOS ANGELES ~ GIRL KILLED   NUDE BODY OF MURDER VIC: TIM TOSSED FROM SPEEDING AUTO LAST NIGHT

Slain Body of Nude Woman Found in L. A.  Police Quiz Husband Killed Thrawn From   Police Quiz Husband Killed, Thrown From Moving Car

Beaten and Nude Body Found Today In Business Area   Estranged Husband Says Wife Was Drunk and Had Date

L. A. HAS OTF MUTILATION MURDER CASE   Garroted Body of Woman Is Found In Downtown Street

‘Black Dahlia’ Killer Claims Sixth Victim      Nude Body Of Los Angeles Woman Found 12 Blocks From City Hall

WomanChoked To Deathin Los Angeles.  ought Who . Gave Gi ri Ride

President fo Ask Congress Again for Military Training  Urges National Guarc ” tar  . ry 5 tf ia   Urges National Guard to Work in Behalf of Legislation

Film Owners to Oust Reds Without Pay   Suspects Must Take Oath They Are Not Communist Members

ACCUSED ‘REDS’ GET ULTIMATUM   Film Chiefs Demand Oaths Denying Red Tieup

Fuel Problem Plagues N. Y.   Snow-Filled Streets Thwart Deliveries

HUNDREDS OF N.Y, HOMES ARE WITHOUT FUEL   Trucks Unable to Reach Many Houses Still Isolated by Storm

Tug Crews Threaten Strike Now   New Peril Looms For Snowbound New York Area

Many New York Homes Are Without Heat:   Threatened Tug ‘Strike; May Get. . More. Snow

House Project Will Be Sold   Family Unit ls Declared Surplus Property

Arnold Alarmed at Air Power's Decay   Says U. S. Is Wide Open To Assault From Afar

U.S. Wide Open To Air Attack, Arnold States   Unlimited Striking Ability Cited In Deploring Weak U. S. Air Force

GREEK FORCES PUSH ATTACKS. -ON GUERRILLAS  Drawn Dahale NMawiana   Force Rebels Toward Albanian Border    REPORT TO UN   Repercussions In The United .States Coneress

Greeks Drive Rebels Back Near Albania   Athens Government Preparing New Law To Ban Communism

Greeks Open Countel Attack on Guerrilla Forces Near Konitsa   Gov't Troops Push Foes Back Toward Albanian Border

GREEKS LAUNCH COUNTER-ATTACK IN KONITSA AREA   Push Guerrilla Forces Toward Aljhanian Line

Grecian Attacks Force Guerrillas  Toward Albania  Council Meets to Okay Plan to Ban Communism

Greeks Throw Reinforcements Against Rebels   Communist Outlaw Measure Pondered

Guerrillas Pushed Back In Direction Of Albanian Border; Report On Fighting Sent To United States Government   REPORT GUERRILLAS ; RESISTING STRONGLY

Greeks Pushing Guerrillas Back   Government Council Meets to Outlaw Communist Groups

ACTION MAY BE DELAYED   Colombia Reportedly Lining Up Sufficient Support to Block Partition Plan Vote Until Next Spring.

DELAY ACTION ON PALESTINE PARTITION   Colombia Moves To Defer Action Until Spring

Palestine Partition ‘Fight Split Wide by Proposal for Delay   Colombian Bid to Defer Final UN Action to Spring a Surprise.

Deferment Of Partition Is Surprise Move   UNITED NATIONS GROUP GETS SHOCK BY COLOMBIA

U.N. May Hal Partition Vote Until Spring   Surprise Proposal — To Defer Decision Wins Strong Support

Struggle Over Partition Plan Split Wide Oper   Colombia Lines Up Strong Support For Plan Of Deferment Until Next Spring

France Balks. U.N. Decision On Holy Land   Colombia Follows Lead in Demanding Delay Until Spring

Colombia Asks Delay On Verge of Showdown _   Conciliatory Stand by Arabs Hinted in U.S. Assembly

PARTITIONPLAN FOR PALESTINE IN BITTER ROW   Colombia Wants UN to Defer Final Action Until Next Spring

SURPRISE MOVE MADE TO DELAY PALESTINE VOTE   Colombia’s Stand May Defe: U. N. Action On Partition Until Spring Session

= N. Surprised by Colombia’s Move  iPARTITION FIGHT  SPLIT WIDE OPEN

Colombia Gaining Support To Defer Action Until Spring   Arab Delegates Holding Secret Meetings Before UN Assembly Reopens This Afternoon

Plea to Defer Partition Plan Gains Support  ‘ehaew Chaanla   Bitter Struggle Over Palestine Splits Wide Open

Result af: ‘Colombia’s Surprise Move of  "Yesterday —   Asks To Defer Action Until Next’ Spring

Partition Plan Hits A Snag —   Arabs Reported Backing Colombian Plan to Defer UN Action On  Holy Land Till Spring

Surprise Strategy Delays Zion Vote  7 i. ~ PT sy aa. $+ se a a   Latin Move to Bar Action Until Spring Mav Get U.N. Okay

Surprise Move By Colombia Delays Action   Decision To Defer Final Action Until Next Spring

Surprise Move Delays UN Vote on Palestine Partition   Colombia Would Postpone Action Until Next Spring

UN Assembly Is Divided (n Palestine.  Calambia’< Surprise   Colombia’s Surprise Move to Defer Action Under Study

Bitter U.N. Fight Looms On Palestine   Colombia Pulls Surprise By Moving Partition Action Until Spring

TRUMAN REPORT TO STRESS UNITY   ‘Appeals Made For Coopera: tion Between Factions

Malady Is Caused By  Swallows   Nests Close Roof Vents Of Furnace

—7 OVERCOME BY COAL GAS— Swallows Blamed For ‘Mysterious M alady’

‘Mysterious Malady’ Is Diagnosed  Seven Persons Nearly Killed By Deadly Gas

Mysterious Malady Caused by Swallows Almost Fatal to 7    Victims Report They ‘Felt Dull All Over’

Gen. MacArthur “Man of Year” Editors Believe   Newspapers in Orient pay high tribute to him for his work in Japan.

School Lunch Fund Short  Anranr ia tian   Appropriation Running Out

Scheol Lunch Program May  Come To End   Program Ilinges On  Fund From Congress

SCHOOL LUNCH FUNDS ARE LOW   Millions Of School Children Mav Soon Have To Go Without Hot Lunches Or Pay Higher Prices, Says Wachineton.

U.S: EMBASSY Ms INVADED BY STUDENTS   ANTI-AMERICAN : FEELING RE“PORTED SPREADING RAP. _{ JDLY_IN.CITIES IN. CHINA.

CHINESE AGAIN »DEMAND TROOPS BE SENT HOME   Feelings Among Students Run Higher Than In Earlier Demonstrations

DEMONSTRATE AGAINST U.S.   Riot at Embassy in Nanking Believed Inspired by Reds

d00 CHINESE DEMONSTRATE AGAINST §.   Riot at Embassy in Nanking Believed Inspired by Reds

ANTI - AMERICAN FEELING MOUNTS   Nanking Students Protest Alleged Marine Acts

Sergeant Slain In Clark Field Area  Machine Gun Used By Unidentified Assailants

GREAT CHEER GREETS JURY'S DECISION   Miss Overell Tells Report: ers She Will Not Marry Gollum To Whom She Was Engaged.

Jury Acquits Two in Overel!  Murder Case   Heiress Louise Overell And Lover Are Freed  After 19-Week Trial

HEIRESS, BOY FRIEND FREED OF MURDER   Louise Overell And George Collum Freed By Jury After 19 Weeks’ Triai

Santa Ana Court Acquits Two on Charge of Murder   Louise Overell and Her Lover Are Freed After Trial Lasting 19 Weeks

Louise Overell And Her Lover Are Acquitted  Cheer Breaks Out in 4 meoamGimmm~eews a Bea eres   Cheer Breaks Out in Courtroom as Jury Verdict Is Given

Sweethearts Are Acquitted In Overell Yacht Desitins  ans 2 Oe    Ends Longest Trial In Court History; Won’t Wed Gollum Miss Overell savs

Heiress’And Lover Acquitted By Jury   Louise Overell And Bud Gollum Freed In Yacht Decths

AGREEMENT MADE —IN FRENCH STRIKE   Gas Walkout Settled, Rai Workers Remain Idle

MICHIGAN 1S HIT ~ BY WINDS. FLOOD   Several Communities Isolalated; Two Deaths Laid Teo Hich Waters

Big Four Expects Russia To Remain Firm on Germany  Allies Anticipate Deadlock in London Ower IInificatian

Expect No Change in Russian Stand to Break Deadlock at London Conference

Eisler Is Denied Right To Speak   Adverse Action on Campus Appearance

NOTED WRITER DIES IN EAST   Dr. Albert Shaw Would Have Been 90 in July

FIRE WIPES OUT LIMA AIRPORT   Two Hangers, Six Planes Destroyed by Blaze

POLICE HUNTING FOR BLONDE FOR QUESTIONING IN “BLACK DAHLIA” MURDER

GTRTSTIANG IN FEAR OF DEATE SHUN STREETS   Troops Guard Few Pilgrims to Reenactment of the Birth of Christ.

ONLY HANDFUL INRELIGIOUS PILGRIMMAGES   Jeath Toll Mounts te 322 Since Strife Started

Shots Accompany Holy Pilgrimage   Fighting in Jerusalem Can Be Heard as Christians Journey to Bethlehem   MIDNIGHT MASS SUNG   Troops Are Armed and Po lice Guard Route English, Natives Tread

Two Towns At Base Mountain Are Evacuated   Fiery Mayon Volcano Sends Streams of Molten Lava Down Its Stopes   Smoke Spreads In Sulphurous Clouds   Dormant For Five Years, The Mountain Started Smoking Near Summit  Wednesday

Residents of Two Towns Flee Fiery Volcano   Molten Lava Flows: Down Sides of Mount Mayon and Red Cross Is Alerted to Stand By

VOLCANO ERUPTS: FILIPINOS: FLEE   TWO TOWNS EVACUATED AS MOLTEN LAVA FLOWS DOWN SLOPES OF MAYON.

OLD PHILIPPINE ‘VOLCANO ACTIVE   Major Eruption Feared As Cone Begins To Spout Lava

Anti-In flation Bill ‘Attacked   Inadequate, Solons Say; Claim Truman To Sign

Nurse Shortage Blamed In Death Of 60 Patients  40 Die In Mass  Mental Hnenitale

Help Shortage Cause Of Deaths   60 Patients Die In New England Mental Hospitals; 2,500 Vacant Jobs

Blame Deaths On Nurse Shortage   . Sixty Hospital Patients Die From Diarrhea.

Congressman Sees Truman Veto For Tax Cut Bill  Demoerats Declare President Won’t Sign Proposed Act

House Demos Dependingon President To Veto Tax Cuts   Truman Has Voiced His Opposition to Slashes This Year, and May Halt GOP's   Fe ee a aaa a as Ee

DEMOS HOPING FOR TAX VETO   Give Up on Blocking GOP Income Tax Reduction

Truman Veto On Tax Cut Bill Seen   Democrats Believe Budget Excess Should Retire Debt

Heise Democrats Counting on Veto Of Tax Cut Bill   ‘Measure Expected To Pass Lower House Thursday

Democrats See Truman Veto o GOP Tax Bill   Measure Slated For House Floor Action Wednesday

PRESIDENT MAY VETO TAX BILL —   DEMOCRATS HOPE FOR ACTION AGAINST TAX CUT MEASURE

‘Truman May Dislike Present Bill... . foresee Veto  On Tax Slash

High Democrat Forecasts Veto Of Tax Cutting Bill By Truman   Debate On Proposal Opens Wednesday: GOP. Victory Likely

100 ‘Aroused’ Citizens Hold _ Stormy Meet   Pro-Talmadge Womm Ejected From Atlanta Hall; Governmeut Faces Strangulation

Of Talmadee’ S Men   Thompson. Calls On Assembly toAdjourn   [FRESH OUTBREAK OF VIOLENCE IN PALESTINE DIMMED HOPES FOR SUCCESSFUL SOLUTION

Death Penalty Is Abolished by Supreme Soviet   Hailed as Indication That Russians See No War Threat

Russia Decrees Abolishment Of Death Penalty  Says Causes Of Peace Secured

REDS ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY   ‘Move Hints Signs of Seourity Within Soviet Union

*Decree States That ' Cause of Peace Secure  Despite Aggressive ' Attempts to Provoke Wai

Abolish Death  Penalty   Soviet Move Is Hailed By Moscow Papers As Sign Russia Sees No  Danger of World War

Russia Outlaws Death Penalty  Leaders Hail Move  — Ae RPeogce Indication

—REDS SEE NO DANGER OF WAR— Capital Punishment Is Abolished By Moscow

Russians Welcome PeaceMove   Abolition of Death Penalty Is Construed as Encouraging Siqn

SOVIET BAN ON DEATH PENALTY HAILED BY REDS   Move Called indication 0 Lessening Danger Of  Worid War til

Compromise Tax Reduction  Bill Is Coolly Received   Chairman Allen of House Rules Committee Proposes to Give Small Taxpayers Twice as Much Relief as Those With  Big Incomes—Rep. Engel, Leader of G. O. P. Anti-Knutson Forces, Is Not Satisfied With Measure.

HOUSE SOLON PROPOSES TAK COMPROMISE   Would Double Percentage Cut for Low Income Group

Offers Tax Slash on Sliding Scale   Lower Income Groups  the Top Benefactors

COMPROMISE TAX CUT PLAN IS PRESENTED   Illinois Solon Proposes Twice as Big a Percentage Slash on Low Incomes as That Allowed in Higher Brackets.

Compromise On Tax Reduction Urged By Solon   SMALL INCOME CLASSES TO GET BIGGEST CUT

Greater Relief To Little Man  Being Sought:  Twice As Big A Slash Proposed — 6 On Lew Incomes :

,Tax-Reduction Compromise Plan Opposed  Warring  Factions in  fC amaler   Warring Factions in G. O. P. Cooly Receive Proposal

A Scale for Reductions   Rep. Allen, Suggests Biggest Tax Slashes Be For Smallest Income Brackets

Tax-Reduction Compromise Plan Opposed   Warring Factions in G. O. P. Cooly Receive Proposal

PILL OFFERED   Allen Proposes Compromise Giving Small Taxpayers Big Share of Relief

Allen Proposes Compromise In Cutting Taxes   Chairman of House Rules Committee Has Plan To Bring Two Billion Cut

Tax Cutting Plan © Would Give Small Earner Big Slash   Those With Incomes Under $2,500 Would Receive 20 Percent Cuts

COMPROMISE TAX SLASHING SCALE OFFERED 10 GOF  ie xt   WOULD GIVE LOW INCOME EARNERS TWICE AS MUCH

Cross-Board Tax Cut Is Proposed   Smaller Income Range Would Benefit Most by New Plan

Tax Cutting Compromise Is Proposed  In Congress   Small Income Group Would Get Larger  Percentage Reduction

NEW TAX CUT BILL OFFEREL   Allen Proposes Compromise Measure to Aid Small

TAX CUTS WITH EMPHASIS ON SMALLER INCOMES SUGGESTED AS COMPROMISE

Bigger Percentage Cut For Lower Income Group Is Suggested; Sale of Surplus Goods Needed

NEW TAX CUT SUGGESTED T0 G.0.P.   Wlinois Lawmaker’s Plan \ Favors Small Incomes   COMPROMISE   Would Provide Overall Tax Reduction Of About $2,750,000,000

It Gives Small Income Earners A Bigger Slash   Allen of Rules Group Offers Plan ,

G.0.P. Cool To Tax Cut Compromise   Proposal Increasing Small Income Slash Gets Cold Shoulder

Tax Cutting Compromise ‘Would Favor Small Earner ‘Twice as Big Percentage Slash

New Tax Slash Plan Proposed   Most: Benefits To Smaller Pay Group

Station KIOA Des Moines On  Air in January   Operated by the Independent Broadcasting Co. r

F ighter Planes Set Hop Records   Honolulu-N. Y. and Coast-to-Coast Marks Gc

60 Gallons of Gas Remain in Tanks  When Plane Lands At LaGuardia Field

 A Successful Flight  Long Hop by Army's Betty Jo’ Shows How Much Plane and Pilots Can Take

Honolulu-New York Non-Stop Flight Mark Set: Coast-Coast Record Made

P-82’s 14-Hour Hawati-Gotham Hop Ups Fighters’ Range to 5,000 Miles

Fighter Plane Streaks Nearly 5,000 Miles In Record Non-Stop Flight

FIGHTER HOPS FROM HAWAI TO NEW YORK   NEW SPEED RECORD ACROSS U. S. SET BY P-51 PILOT

‘COLONEL, WE CAN MAKE IT’ ‘Betty Jo Sets Dazzling Nonstop Flight Record

Sets Record for Fighter Aircraft   Pilot Thacker Minimizes Feat; Achieved Desvite Perils Of A Mechanical Failure

P-82 in Record Hop to Gotham  From Hawali   Betty Jo,in Non-Stop 14-Hour, 33-Minute Flight to Set New  Long Distance Mark

Averages 375-Miles Per Hour on 5,000 Mile Journey Proving P-82 Can Make Long Cruises

Truman Warns U.S. Against Depression   Economy Report Includes Formula To Retain Prosperity in America

TRUMAN STATES U.S, THREATENED BY HIGH COSTS   Newspaper Editors Told Present Prices May Bring ‘Economic Cloudburst’

Depression In United States Said Possible   Labor Urged To Use Moderation In Pav Demande

NATION NOW.AT HIGHES1 LEVEL OF EMPLOYMENT BUT PRICE REDUCTIONS .  ASKED

— ECONOMIC. REPORT — President Sees Disaster Threat In Inflation

Truman Asks Steps To End Price Rises   President Tells AP Editors Much-Predicted Economic Depression ‘May Become Reality’

TRUMAN REPEATS WARNING AGAINST INFLATION SURGE   Executive Believes Highe: Wages and Prices Wil Bring Economic Disas. ter and Recession   VIEWS OUTLINED IN MIDYEAR REPORT

Truman Warns Coal Price Hike Economy Peril   President Reports All-Time Prosperity Enjoyed In Nation

PRICES, WACES SHOULD BE HELD DOWN    No New Bills Are Asked Of  Concress

PRESIDENT WARNS OF INFLATION   Sends Midyear Economic Report To Congress

PRESIDENT WARNS OF ECONOMIC DISASTER   Keep Production Up, Prices and Wages Down Uraes Truman, to Prevent Inflation

PROMPT MOVE TO CUT PRICE RISE URGED   President Asks Labor To Uss Moderation in Wage Demands

EDITORS TOLD NATION FACES. AN EMERGENCY   PRESIDENT DECLARES IN SPEECH THAT PRESENT ° PRICES THREATEN A ‘“CLOUDBURST"

Truman Urges Cut in Prices.   President Warns That Depression Is Imminent Unless Business Moves to Curb Profits and Labor Cooperates

Truman Calls  For Price Dror   President In Speecl Raps Both Labor And Business

Gives Views In Message To Congress   Says Sharp Recession Would  Follow Price Increases—  *  ' Analyzes Economics

TRUMAN PAINTS BRIGHT PICTURE IN NEW REPORT   President Warns Against ‘Unwise Coal Price Advances’ Now

HIGH PRICES IS ONLY CLOUD IN ECONOMIC SKY   Calls For Rent Control Is F-xtension

WANTS HIGH PRODUCTION TO CONTINUE   White House Cautions Industry and Labor Not to Pyramid Prices. Wages.

Urges Industry and Labor Not to Use Coal Pay As Excuse te Up Wages, Prices

_Asks “Prompt” Steps by Industry and Labor to Avert Economic Depression ~

Depression ‘Sure’ If Prices Don't Halt, President Cautions   Asks Extension of Rent Control, Moderation in Demands of Labor

Cautions Industry and Labor Not to Follow Coal Rise   Seeks More Production and Lower Profits to Avoid Slump

Pleads With Labor,  Business, Farmers   President Says Prompt Action Can Prevent ‘Economic Cloudburst’— Urees Moderation in Pay Demands

Truman Warns Of New Threat Of Depression   Country Asked to Keepy   Production Up and  Wages Down

Truman Reports U.S. At All-Time  Economic Peal   Warns However That Coal Price Advances Threaten To Produce Inflation

PS nae a bal at Ce ar ae NT aaa aE  Keep Production Raised, Wage Down, Says Truman

WARNS AGAINST PRICE BOOST IN 6-MONTH REPORT   ‘Don’t Follow Coal Pattern’

President Says Business, Labor Can Prevent Depression if they Take Steps to Halt Rise in Prices

URGES KEEPING PRODUCTION UP HOLDING WAGE   Cautions Not to Us Coa] Pay Increase As Excuse

Truman Sees Dangers in Price Surge  Production Is Calied Key to U.S. Prosperity

Truman in Mid-year Report Urges Americans -ToKeep Production Up and Prices, Wages Down

TRUMAN SAYS PRICES MUST BE REDUCED   Labor Is Asked ta Use Moderation In Wage Demands ta Prevent Upset.

Both Labor And Industry  Called Upon   Soaring Prices Are Shadowing Economic Future

Says Prices Must Be Reduced   Urges Moderation By Labor, More Production by American Farmers

TRUMAN WARNS OF INFLATION THREAT TO U.S.   Urges Production Be Kept Ub, Prices, Waves Down   29.000 WORDS      Report To Congress Based On Analysis Of 1947.

Warns industry Nof to Increase Prices, Waqes:   Notes Prosperity but Terms Rising Costs Disastrous :

Depression May Come’...  President Says Prices Must Fall, Urges Labor to be Moderate in Wage Demand

Truman Sees Peril From  Inflation   Would Peg Wages And Prices, Speed Up Production

 Children Aid  Amputee   Playmates Chip In To. Help Buy Artificial Arm for Girl. 10.

THREE PERSONS. INJURED IN FOUR AUTO ACCIDENTS   Lambert Laramie Injured When Pinned In Overturned Car; Two Others Slightly Hurt.

\A-Bomb Within Red Grasp,  Cerman Seientist Declares   pt RICHARD OREGA.

German Scientist Says Reds Too Close to An Atomic Bomb   By RICHARD O'REGAN

German Scientist Declares Reds Are Very Near to Bomb   Intensive Work Is Being Carried Out by Russia With Imported Scientists

SAYS SOVIETS RUSH WORKON ATOMIC BOME   Escaped German Scientist Tells Story To U. S. Authorities

Eseaped (German Phy sicist Says Soviet “Guest” Scientists Near Atom Secret

Escaped German Scientist Discloses Soviet Attempt To Perfect Atomic Weapon

SOVIET NEAR A-BOMB?  German Scientist ‘Escapes’  From Russia, Tells Of Work

RUSSIA MAY BE ‘NEAR’ ON ATOM   Scientist Says Bomb Research At ‘Fever Pitch’

Self-Styled Escapee Says Russia’s Effort To Harness the Atom Pushed “Relentlessly”

Reds Near To Developing A-Bomb, ‘Escaped’ German Scientist Reports   By Richard O’Regan

Lifts Curtain on Effort to Match American Bomb   Reports 200 German Scientists ‘Prisoners’ In Soviet Laboratories

“Escaped” German Scientist Tells Of “Relentless” Soviet Atom Recenrel

Soviet Said ‘Very Near Atom Secret   Scientist Asserts. Reds Will Develop Bomb in Few Years

sserts Russia ow ‘Very Near To Atomic Bomb   ‘Escaped’ German Scientist Tells Of Soviet’s Nuclear Research.

Reds Using German Experts to Develop ~ Another Atom Bom!   Escaped Scientist Warns Soviet Bomb is “Very Near” Completion

MANY GERMAN EXPERTS AUD PROJECT   Technicians Going All-Out To Match U. S. Secret

German Declares Russians Are Near To Development of Atom Bomb; Soviet Efforts Said to Be Relentless

Hish Winds, Snow Storms Sweep Midwest, East      German Physicist Says Russia ‘Very Near’ Atom Bomb      Ry RICHARD O'REGAN

[Reds Near To Developing A-Bomb, ‘Escaped’ German Scientist Reports

“Russia Is Near  A-Bomb”’   “Escaped” German Scientist Says Reds Work Feverishly to Unlock Fission Secret

Reds Declared Near A-Bomb Production   German Scientist Who “Escaped” From Soviet Laboratory in Moscow Says Russians Working Day and Night for Success.

Says Reds Will Have A-Bomb In 3-5 Years   Escaped German Physicist Depicts Secret Work In Urals ‘Golden Cage

Says Russia Near Success onAtomBomt   Escaped German Scientist Reveals Progress Made

“ESEAPED SCIENTIST” TELLS OF RUSSIAN ATOM BOMB PLANS   By RICHARD O'REGAN

Escaped German Physicist Tells Of Research   Soviet Scientists Declared Busy On Problem

Soviet Close to Atom Bomb Secret, Says. German Scientist. Escaped From Moscow

Russians ° ‘Very Near’ To Making A-Bomb, Says German Atomic Scientist

Escaped German Scientist Says Soviets Near A-Bomb   ‘Informant Declarés Russia Making ‘All-Out’ Attempts To Match—Perhaps Better—America’s Mighty Secret War Weapon

HOPPER ATTACK DAMAGES CROPS   Insects In Drifts Along Lake Michigan Shore Near Sheboygan

FARM BUREAU VICTORY PARTY WELL ATTENDED   Membership Exceeded by 11 Members Over Quota for 1947

REASON FOR GRAS OF PLANE SOUGHT   Short Gasoline Supply Is Problem Bothering — Investigators.

Seek Reason chosen Plane Used All Fuel   Survivor Says Had Enough to Reach Mawai with Suoply

Officials Seek Answer to: Losi Gas of Plane   Nuvigntor Says Load Sufficient for Air Trip ta Hawaii

Probe of Plane Crash Continues   Searchers Unable To Find Trace of Ten Missing Men

Pacific Crash Probe Begins   B-17's Gas Shortage Heightens Mvysterv

Wind-Fanned Fire Razes Export  Pier in New York  $6,000,000 Worth of Damage Done By Roaring Blaze

Millions Lost In Flames On Freight Piers  Five Workers Injurec In General Alarm

HEAVY DAMAGE IN PIER BLAZE   $6,000,000 Loss as Fire Razes Export Structure

CARGO PIER IS RAZED BY FIRE   Loss of Six Millions Cherged To New Jersey Dock Biaze; Export Goods Ruined

Waterfront In Flames   Fight Spectacular ~  New Jersey Blaze; Loss of $6,000,000

Sec. Ross Evades ° Phone Strike Query   Presidential Plans Still Unknown; CIO Throws Weight Behind Tieup

Iruman Torn Between Duty  And Concern for Mother  President Settles Down for Indefinite Stay—No Change in Parent's Condition

TRUMAN SETTLES DOWN IN MISSOURI   ‘White House’ Is Set up at Kansas City Hotel by Capital Staff.

Curley Surrender Ordered by U.S.   Direct Boston Mayor to Begin Mail Fraud Sentence

DROWNINGS TAKE TOLL IN STATE   At Least Eight Die Violently In State On July 4th; Six Drowning Victims, Including Four Mecklenburg County People.

GOPs Think That Gold Mine Played Out At Last   Have Blue Chips on Line That Left of Center Political Pay Dirt Is Gone

Drastic New Restrictions Hit British   Government Trims Food and Petrol Rations, Cuts Travel

Drastic Cuts In Food, Travel, Gasoline Made   To Reduce National Trade Deficit, Gover nment Announces

Limit Also Set On Travel, Gas And Other Items   Nation Seeks To Reduce Nationa! Trade Deficit More Than Third

Britain Imposes Drastic Curbs To Meet Crisis   Curbs Are Placed On Food, Foreign Travel, Gasoline And Many Other Items; Further Cuts Are Hinted

Drastic Cuts In Food, Travel, Gasoline Made  Ty Rediuce National Trada   To Reduce National Trade Deficit, Government Announces

Drastic New Ration Slapped on Britons By Labor Regime   Food, Foreign Travel, Gasoline, Etc. Sharply Cut

British Announce Drastic New Cuts   Will Effect Food, Foreign Travel, Gasoline and Other Items   Tea Ration Frozen at Present Level of Two  Ounces a Week

New Regulations Made By British To Lower Deficit      Food, Travel And Gasoline Among Items Affected; New Export Policy Is Forthcoming.

Effort Madeto Reduce Nationa Trade Deficit —  --Cuts'in Food Rations,   Cuts ‘in Food Rations Trave! Other items

British Order Drastic Slash  In Food and Foreign Travel   Basic Gasoline’ Ration Abolished, Many Other Items Reduced in New Actions to Cut National Trade Deficit in Britain’s Economic Crisis

BRITAIN ORDERS RATIONS SLASH   Drastic Cuts Also Made in Travel and Gasoline

Drastic Cuts By British i in Crisis  Tr T To Drop 7 rade}. . Deficit ‘By ah Thitd

Britain Orders Drastic Cuts In Food to Reduce Trade Deticits   New Restrictions on Gasoline, Foreign Travel Also Imposed

BRITAIN ORDER DRASTIC CUTS IN ITS RATIONS   Food, Foreign Travel, Gas: oline, Other Items Re. duced Drastically

BRITISH CLAMP NEW CURBS ON FOOD: TRAVEL   Cut Weekly Meat Ration to 20 Cents and Freeze Tea Drinking to 2 Ozs.

DRASTIC CUTS IN ECONOMY OF BRITISH ISLES   New Restrictions Are Placed on Food, Travel, Gasoline and Other Items   PUBLIC LUNCHEONS TO BE LIMITED: TEA CUT

Britain Tells Further Cuts Many Items   Reduce National Trade Deficit By More Than Third.

Britain Orders New Restrictions To Cut Deficit  Drastic Curbs Put On Food, Foreign Travel, Gasoline

Drastic New Slashes Put In By British   Food, Travel, Gasoline, Other Items Are Cut

ANNOUNCE TERMS OF NEW BRITISH RATION POLICY   DRASTIC NEW CUTS IN FOOD, GASOLINE, TO REDUCE DEFICIT

British Cut Food, Travel Ges Rations   Drastic Restrictions Imposed Jn Effort To Reduce Trade Deficit

Effort Made to Reduce Nationa Trade Deficit  - Cuts in Food Rations Travel Other Items

Meat, Tea, Ga Included in. Harsh Action   Move Made-to Cut Trade Deficit ‘of Over Two Billion

Order Cuts in Food, Travel And Gasoline   Steps Taken To Slash National Trade Deficit by One Third

—ENGLAND—  Cuts In Food And Gasoline Are Ordered  Labor Government In Drastic Move

British Slash Food, Foreign  Travel! And Gas   Drastic Action Taken To Reduce National Trade Deficit Of Two Billions

Cuts Made in Food, Foreign Travel to. Trim Trade Deficit   Even Tea Ration Is Frozen at Two Qunee: Weekly---Restaurants Will Feel Pinch

British Order Drastic New Food Slashes   Gasoline, Travel Curbed to Reduce Huge Trade Deficit

Food, Travel  Gasoline Rations Cut   Should Reduce Trade Deficit by More Than Third

British Make Drastic Cut In Food, Travel   Govt. Imposes Strict New Restrictions In Reduction of Deficit

British Get New Cuts In Food   Cabinet Takes Drastic Measure: To Meet Crisis

FOOD, GASOLINE, AND FOREIGN TRAVEL HIT   Measure Intended To Reduce National Trade Deficit of 2.4 Billion By Third

TRAVEL OUT OF COUNTRY IS REDUCED   Drastic Move Is Made to Cut Down Trade Deficit

Britain Slashing Numerous Items   Drastic New Cuts in Food, Travel, Gasoline and Other Items Announced

PROPERTY LAW RULED INVALID   State Supreme Court Says Tax Savings Act Unconstitutional Legislatio:

Community Property Act Is Invalid, Court Rules  But Top Tribunal   But Top Tribunal  Of State Upholds Two Other Laws  Enacted This Year

Tax on Coal Mined Upheld: in Another Opinion, Wisdom of Act Is Not Upheld, Court  Qave.

Top Averages To Guernseys   Both Single Anc Herd Butterfat High: To One Breed.

Guernseys In Ton Averaqes   Holsteins Take Bui One Of Four Section Dairy Awards

Truman Talk With Solons Believed Key   Week-end Meetings Mark Importance Of Situation

President Calls Leaders of Both Parties To Talk Over What Course Will Be Taken In Bolstering Greece

Problems Are Discussed At Conference   Task Before President Is Delicate One

BRITISH ENVOY, ACHESON MEET   Announcement Expected After Talk with Congressional Leaders.

Confers With Solons On Delicate Situation In The Balkan Country Monday

May Decide On Greek Aid Monday  Wie. 6S.   Truman Expected To Announce Stand After Meeting .

CONGRESSME} ARE CALLED TO CONFAB   Decision May Reshape U. S. Foreign Policy   Likely To Ask For Funds To Take Over British Work In Greece

Congressional Group Called To White House   Entire Situation In Mediterranean To Be Discussed

TRUMAN MAY TELL GREEK PLAN MONDAY   Will Confer with Congress Leaders On Aid Situation

Crisis Puts Problem Up  To Congress   President May Ask Arms for Friendly Forces

Await Results of Monday Sessions On Greek Questior   President to Confer With Congressional Leaders on Policy

New Action May Follow Conference  u. ine May Se ssuMe   S..t6aia'e Chara

PRESIDENT MAY ACT ON MONDAY IN GREEK CRISIS   Announcement Looms Afte Executive Confers With Congress Leaders

New Meeting On Greece Set For Monday   ‘Expect Word From Tru man After Parley With  Congressmen

DECISION MAY ON GREEK' PLAN   Truman Expected to Make Announcement Monday on What  U. S. Policy Will Be   TRUMAN. TO TALK. WITH CONGRESSIONAL LEADER

President Plans To Report Greek  Decision Monday   Truman Talks to British Ambassador and Wil Meet Congressional Leaders Next; Sea Voyage Cancelled Due to Eastern Mediterranean Crisis

ANNOUNCEMENT ON GREEK SITUATION PROBABLY MONDAY   President Truman Wants to Confer With Congressional Leaders.   DISCUSS PROBLEMS   Mecting of British Ambassador and Acting Secretary Acheson.

Meets With Leaders of Congress   British Ambassador and Other Officials Go Over Nation’s Problems

British Ambassador Confers At State Department With Acting Seeretary

TAFT SETS OUT. ON WESTERN TOUR   SENATOR ENTRAINS FOR CHICAGO AFTER LONG PowWOW WITH LEADERS.

Five From Here Picked To Get  Commissions   Names Among List Sent To Congress For Permanent Army Officers

Tear Gas Barrage Subdues Convicts   Two Hundred and Fifty Prisoners Surrender and Are Marched Out of Demolished Disciplinary Barracks After Night of Bloody Fighting.

SOVIET CHARGE ON PRISONERS IS REJECTED   Charge Claimed Units Of German Troops Maintained In U. S&S. Zone

GENERAL DENIES SOVIET CHARGES   German Troop Unit: Not Maintained-MecNarney

AMERICANS WELL ON WAY BEMILITARIZE   Many Tasks Still Remain Jo Be Done In Area

Gen. McNarney Turns Down Melotoy Charge   Denies German Troops Being Used In American Zone

M’Narney Denies German’ Troops Being o Maintained   Molotoy’s Charge Of Their Use In U. S. Occupation Zone Brings Quick Rebuff By Retiring U. S. Commander; Occupation Expected To Continue For 15 Years

RELIGIOUS RIOTS IN INDIA     FLARING IN MANY SECTIONS   MOSLEMS AND HINDUS CLASH AS DISPUTE OVER GOVERNMENT SETUP CONTINUES

June Weddings Numerous Past  Week In County  Several Plymouth Connles Married J;

June Weddings Numerous Past  Week In County  Several Plymouth Couples Married In First Week Of June

AUTO, COAL TRUCK CRASH ON BRIDGE   Six Escape Serious Injury . at Sandy Lake.

Diplomats Say Molotoy’s Actions ‘Are Damaging Red Party In France   Ministers’ Conference Resumes Debate On German Political Problems, Procedures

Labor Day Holiday Will Be Spent (Quietly in Most New Mexico Towns

LABOR BAY TO BE QUIET AFFAIR FOR MOST STATE AREAS   Few Communities Have Organ. ized Program in Observance  of -Holiday

FOOD AT WEDDING DINNER POISONS 6   SEVEN REPORTED DANGER OUSLY ILL — BEIDEGROOM IN SERIOUS CONDITION.

INDONESIA ROW LEFT SQUARELY TO UNO GROUP   Withdrawal: Of U. $. Mediation Offers Brings Matter To Head

US. WITHDRAWS OFFERS TO JAVA   Maintaining Truce Is Left Up to UN Council

Two Residences In Red Fork. Burned   Two Persons Injuced and Domage Meovy

COOK SAYS COURTS DO NOT HAVE JURISDICTION IN DISPUTE OVER CONTROL OF GEORGIA’S PARTY

ClO PROPOSES LABOR TRUCE   PROGRAM DESIGNED TO END SOME TACTICS IN BATTLE ': FOR MEMBERS IS... . OFFERED

United Nations Awaiting New Gesture Of Support From U. S. Government

French Cabine: Totters Over Labor Dispute   Workers Plan Demonstration

Meetings Held In Desperate Bid For Peace   108,000 Are Poised  For Sttike Tomorrow

Negotiators Continue Parleys in Efforts To Avert Strike Tuesday   108,000 Workers Scheduled To Walk out in Dispute Over Taft-Hartley Law and Pensions

Final Offers Are Made To ‘Avert Strike   Ford Company and Unnon Leaders Exchange Proposals To Prevent Strike of 32 Aan

Ford, Union Make Offers as Strike Nears   Auto Workers Seek to Skip Penalty Section of Law

COUNTER PLANS ARE OFFERED BY UAW. COMPANY   108,000 Will Quit Work Tuesday unless Settlement Is Reached

Ford and UAW Make Offers Near Deadline   Common Ground Sought as 108,000 Poise To Strike

FORD, U.A.W. TRY TQ STALL STRIKE   Workers Scheduled + Walk Out at Noon Tomorrow

Grains Soar Higher in a’ Buying Spree   Wheat, Corn and Oats All Advance in Chicage Mart

@ NERVOUS BIRD  Dove of Peace Flutters on V-J Day Plus Two Y ears

SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF — V-) DAY OBSERVED TODAY   JAP WAR MACHINE COLLAPSED TWO YEARS AGO UNDER ALLIED AIK. LAND AND SEA POWER

dnd Anniversary  (Of Japs Defeat   Two Year Development Since VJ Day Show Steps Towards Eventual World Peace

JOVE OF PEALL: LUTTERING ON ND YJ WAY            Major Events ‘Are Named Since  Jap Surrender

HOUSE PASSES BILL T0 GIVE VETERANS CASH   Proposed Constitutional Amend. ment Would Give Each Vet $500 Cash   SENATE DEFEATS ANOTHER VETERANS PAY PROPOSAL

CHICAGO WARD OFFICIAL GETS ~TAKEN ON RIDE   ” Prohibition Issue Felt In Centralia, Mt. Vernon ‘Balloting

No Agreement in Phone. Discussion  Union Leader Says He's "Not Optimistic”

Russia Asks Stric Control and Inspection of Bomb  Gromyko Voices His Nation’s Stand On Nuclear Power

D GUARANTEE RSHALL AID IN SUCCESS   ssoline, Fuel Oil ay Be on List; Tin av Be Restricted

Anderson Asks Rationing And Price Control   Secretary Delcares For ‘Good Insurance’ On Marshall’s Plan

Special Tax Study Group To Report  Will Urge Revision Of Federal Levies

Woll Expected To File Minority Report  Tax Advisers Split On Eve Of Hearings

Argument Develops. ~ Over Tax Revision   33 Changes  In Income Tax Levies ‘May Be. ~ Proposed

Split Develops Among Tax Advisers   Group Is Expected to Recommend General Revision

Tax Committee Would Overhaul Federal Levies   AFL Leaders Opposes 4€ Major Changes.to Be Given House Group

Study Hardship Cases in Liquor Plant ‘Holiday’   Food Committee Will Also Reach Decision On Poultry Plan Today

STUDY FOOD SITUATION   Consider Possibality of Calling Of Poultryless Thursdays

Food Commiitee  Considers Ending  Poultryless Days Savings ef 16,900,000 Bashels of Grain Plodged;

Jungle Combed for Missing-Airmen   Five Who Bailed Out Are Found, Rescued

U.S. DISTILLERS PROTEST 60-DAY LIQUOR ‘HCLIDAY   Truman’s Demand Held Unfair—Will Observe Ruling

 WHISKEY DISTILLERS PROTEST GRAIN BAN, BUT CO A-1IONCG. COME OF THE CDAIN_CAVIANIG DI AAKIC

President ‘Appeals ‘To Women   Says Housewives Hold Fate of New Food-Saving Plan And ‘Will Not Fail!

U. S. Distillers Are Reluctant To Back Plan   American Farmers Promise Support  For Food Drive

Distillers Anery Over Whiskey Ban   Plan To Launch Protest Against Truman’s Demand

Whiskey Men Protest Liquor Holiday Plan   But Industry Likely to Go Alena With Scheme

Truman Confident Of Ge ting Their Wholehear Cooperation        Farmers Pledge Entire Sup   Whiskey Distillers R Angrily To Request F Liquor Holiday

Whiskey Makers To Lodge Protest Against ‘Holiday  Meat Shortage May Result From Present Plan, Anderson Says

WHISKY FIRMS PROTEST PLEA FOR SHUTDOWN   Leaders Fear Proposed 60Day Closing Might Be Extended Several Months

WHISKEY MAKERS BALK ON DEMANDS FOR HOLIDAY IN US.   Food Conservation in Some Form May Be Necessary Until Next Summer, Says Anderson,   30,000 PERSONS TO BE AFFECTED

HOUSEWIVES HELD KEY 10 FOOD PROGRAM   President Truman Lauds American Women for Sacrifices In Emergency.

Food Saving Success In Their Hands   Major Farm Groups Pledge Cooperation; Distillers Angered

Distillers Set fo Protest Ban on Whisky Output   Fear Extension of 60-Day Holiday; But Bow Reluctantly

Liquor Trade Set To Fight 60-Day Halt   Angry Howl Arises Over Truman Plea To Call ‘Holiday’

Policy OF U.S. On Palestine Not Disclosed   U. S. Persists In Contention That U. N. Shall Name Fact-Finding Commission  ADAD DOADNHG AT.

U.S. Policy in Palestine Dispute To Remain Undisclosed During UN Meet

ARABS LOSERS” - IN FIRST TEST   UN COMMITTEE VOTES DOWN PROPOSAL THAT ENDING “OF MANDATE BE CONSIDERED

Court Lenient . With Actress   Miss Day Gets More Time in Cupid Caes

QUAKE ROCKS CALIFORNIA   Imperial Valley Affected By Tremor Described As Severe

Committee Hears Report on Atom Equipment Raic   Masked Men Invaded Ohio - Plant, Wrecked Materials, Attorney Says

Council Defers Vote On Egypt Troop Protest   Demonstration Is Staged On UN Parking Lot

Brazil Plan Is Defeated By Minority   Meeting Set Today On Matter; Outlook  Seen Diseouraginy

UN Puts Off Final Verdict On Egypt Case   Minority Succeeds In Defeating Plan Offered by Brazil

Security Council Near Deadlock On Anglo-Egypt Case   Minority Forces 24-Hour Delay On Verdict In Egyptian Demand For Removal Of British Troops From Nile Valley

Final Verdict on Egypt's Case Deferred   Direct Negotiations Plan Presented by Brazil Defeated

BRAZILIAN PLAN   Effort re Have Britain, Egyst Settle Biffen ‘* By Themselves Fails, Uniess Today's Ballet  Shews A Chanre Of Heart 

Brazilian Plan In Anglo-Egypt Case Defeated  U. N. Defers Verdict On Troop Question

FINAL VERDICT ON EGYPTIAN CASE DELAYED   U.N. Council Adjourns After Rejection Of Brazil Plan

Council Nears Vote On Troop Ouster Demand   Final Verdict On Egypt's Case Against Britain Delayed

Brazil’s Plan for Egypt and Britain to Settle Dispute Between Themselves Fails by Single  Voate.

BRAZIL PLAN [S DEFEATED BY COUNCIL   Verdict Is Deferred For at Least Twenty-Four Hours

One Other Is Injured i in  Head-On Crash   Fire Department Battle Flames in Still Burning Engine

Action Breaks Precedent In Economy Drive   Marks First Time In 14 Years The Senate Has Slashed More Than House

Upper Chamber Whacks Deeper Than House Inte Funds Requested By President: Labor, Security Agencies Hardest Hit by ‘Economy’ Bloc of Solons’

Senate Strong . For Economy in Federal Spending  ’ Votes Deeper Cut For 2 Departments

Economy Riding High in Senate  Out-slashes House First Time in Years

Economy Advocates Ride Roughshod on Labor-FSA Budgets   Senate Votes Deeper Cut Than House for Initial Time in Over Decade

Senate Joins In Economy   Cuts Appropriation Measure More Sharply Than House: 14 Year Record

SENATE VOTES DEEPER CUT IN BUDGET   Out-Slashes House First Time In 14 Years   SENATOR BYRD   Foresees Real Economy In Congress: Republican Goal Still Possibility

NEW YORK COTTON   Budget-Choppers in Senate Use Keener Axe Than House

FSA Slash Shades House Appropriation By Eight Million; Cuts Budget.

Senate Uses SharpAxOn Labor Funds   Economy Advecates In Senate Saddle: Precedent Broken

SENATE IS STRUCK BY ECONOMY IDEA   Makes Deeper Cut Than the House in Labor, Social Security Bureau Funds   SEN. BYRD IS PLEASED

UPPER CHAMBER OUTDOES HOUSE IN FUND SLASH   Republicans, And Southern Democrats Team Up To Smash Efforts To Hike Labor-Security Al.  locations.

Senators Prune Truman Budget   Economy Advocates Ride Firmly In Slash Of Funds

Axe On pes Dept. Agencies:       Economy Advocates Firmly In Saddle: As Senate Makes History With Vote

Economy Group In Senate Cuts Agency's Funds   Slash Deeper Than House Favors Is Given Approval

Senate Votes To Slash Funds For Labor Bureau   Precedent Is Broken; Appropriations For Federal Agency Cut

Votes Cut Deeper Than House For Labor ‘Department and FSA; Budget Trimming Now Over Billion and More Funds Votes Ahead

Senate Trims Millions Off  Two Agencies   Cuts Deep Into Funds Ea:  a For Labor De partment and Security Ageuecy

‘Senate Out-Slashes House First /Time in 14 Years in Budget Vote

Senate Votes Deep Cut — InFunds ..   Goes Beyond House . In Slashing Labor-  FSA Budget Demands Bill to Committee 

Senate Out-cuts House First Time in Decade; Slashes Agency Funds

Advocates Of Economy Hold “Whip Hand”   President Stands Behind Marshall “And Byrnes

Economy-Minded Senate Slashes Appropriations  Vote Deeper Cut ln Two Agencies  ae

Virginian Gratified   Byrd Predicts Real Economy By Congress  After Big Cut   GOP-Southern Demo Coalition Beats Off!  ‘Move For Increases

Economy-minded Senate Holds Capital Spotlight   Senate Breaks Precedent By Out-cutting Mouse On Apnprooriatian<«

SENATE SLASHES SECURITY FUNDS OF LABOR DEPT.   VOTES DEEPER CUT THAN LOWER HOUSE IN APPROVING BILL

SENATORS SWING BIG ECONOMY AX   Cut Deeper Than House For First Time In Years

British Expecting Mass Violence In Palestine Soon  Strong Precautions Being Taken To Protect Court

Three Jews Draw Death On Gallows   _ Holy Land Tense As Retaliatory Action Expected To Follow

Three Terrorists in Palestine Get Death Terms  British Co-operation Appeal Is Rejected by Jews

Expect New Violence In Jerusalem.  May Follow Sentencing Of Three Tin Death

BRITISH EXPECT VIOLENCE   Three Suspects Of Underground Get Sentence

BRITISH SENTENCE 3 JEWS 10 DEAT   Palestine Group Rejects Plan to Fight Underground Terrorists

Three More Suspects Given Sentences Jews Reject Peace  Offer By Britain

Early Jewish Underground Outbreak Seer  Brifain Is Rebuffed; Irgunists Will Hang

Palestine Alerted Against Expected Wave of Violence   British Take Security Precautions After imposing Sentences

British Doom 3 Irgunists To Gallows  sews Reject  :Anti-Terror Bid

British Guard Court, Expect Jew Violence   Revenge Threatened After Sentencing of Three Suspected of Underground Ties

More Violence ls Expected in Palestine   Three Suspected _ Members. of Irgun Sentenced fo Daath

New Outbreak Of  Violence Feared As Jews Sentenced   Jerusakem, feb, tl—(/t’)-— A loud explosion sounded in the Haifa port area about 6 p. m., it was officially announced tonight.

New Violence Is. Foreseen In Jerusalem   Jewish Extremists Sentenced To Dhte

Underground Outbreak Against Military Court ‘Repected Ire Officials

More Holy Land Trouble Three Members of Jewish Underground  In Palestine Sentenced to the Gallows

BRITISH BID FOR COOPERATION IS DENIED BY JEWS   Three Sentenced To Die By Military Court In Palestine

JEWS REJECT BRITISH PLEA   Turn Down Aid Request As Court Sentences Three More to Gallows

New Outbreak 0) Violence Feared: Over Sentencing   Three Jewist Extremists To Die On Gallows; Judges Threatened. _

Three Jews Given Death Sentences  Jerusalem Is Fearful  _ Of Quick Reprisals

TRUMAN APPROVES DAUGHTER'S SONGS   Margaret Sings for Father for First Time Last Night

May 28 Snowstorm Drives Mercury To 25 Degrees  Damage Extensive As Spring Goes From Bad To Worse

May 28 Snowstorm  Drives Mercury  To 25 Degrees. Damage Extensive  As Spring Goes Feam Rad Le Le Us anewcn

Ridgefields Farm Aberdeen - Angus Cattle Herd Sold   Sale Considered Onc Of Largest Transactions Of Pure Bred Beef Cattle Made In This Area

‘Jonesboro Men Buy Ridgefields Farm's (Registered Aberdeen- Angus Cattle Herd

ALL -GERMAN BODY NAMED 10 DIRECT RECONSTRUCTION   Economic Council Member:  To Be Chosen From States In Two Zones

German Economic Board  Set Up by U.S., Britain   ’ Self Direction for Reconstruction —  Assured in 2 Zones—Actions Are Subiect To Approval

Suburban Chicago Has Bad Floods   Hundreds Rescued in Boats from Homes — Property  Damage Heavy

LIFE SENTENCE FOR MRS, DIXON   Woman Convicted in Bank Hold-up Case

BABSON DISCUSSES INVESTMENT POLICY   Much Depends upon Part USA  _ Decides to Take in World Affairs. Advocates “Pinch Hitting” For the U.N.

Babson Says U. S$. Must Not Stand Still      SAFE INVESTMENT PLAN DISCUSSED BY WRITER

— AWAIT REPLY England, : France Set Talks   BEVIN MUM ON NEGOTIATIONS

Indicated By Soviet.  Comment   HOWEVER, BEVIN AWAITS FORMAL -REPLY.FROM MOSCOW; MEETING WOULD FURTHER MARSHALL aa PLAN a

Expect Decision Within 48 Hours on Conference for Reconstruction Plan

BEVIN DECLARES MARSHALL PLAN BG OPPORTUNITY   Foreign Secretary Withholds Comment On Russian .

Temperatures   Great Britain and France Wait for Soviet Reaction  To Bid for Economic Chat   Bevin Is Silent Despite Hints That Molotov Will Accept: Eden Lauds Marshall Plan as Key to New Era

Bevin Reports On Paris Parley   British Secretary Hopes Soviet Union Will Aid Marshall Plar

ISALDARS VSI GREEK KING, QUITS   Co- Vice Premiership Due With Sophoulis As Reaiit

PERMANENT COUNCIL PRO: POSED AS METHOD oF: SETTLING DISPUTES WITHOUT STRIKES ;

Union-Industry Council Is Asked By Businessmen   President's Choices Would Be OK'd by Senate Under Plan

BUSINESSMEN OFFER PLAN TO RETARD STRIKES   Propose Labor, Management Unit To Meet Problems

BUSINESS MEN GIVE PROGRAM TO CUT STRIKES   13-Point Program Proposed By CED After Months Of Study On Issue

PROGRAM T0 CURB STRIKES RECOMMENDED   Special Policy Group Outlines Thirteen Pomts

EMINENT MEN, WOMEN NAMED   Industrial And  Professiona Leaders To Study Food Problem

EAGLES TAKE 1S] CONFERENCE CAM   Defeat Sioux Falls College 26 to 6 Here Friday Night

EAGLES TAKE 1ST. BEERS Put   Defeat Sioux: Falls’ College «26. ‘to 6. Here. Friday ’ Nicht —

GRECO - TURKISH HELP I$ URGED   Vandenberg Warns Congress Truman Proposal Should Get Approval

DECLARES LOANS ARE PLAN TO “FORESTALL AGGRES~ SION AND NOT TO “UN ~..DERWRITE. WORLD"

Drive to Cash GI Terminal Leave Bonds Set to Start, GOP to Push for Passaae

Gl LEAVE BOND BILL ECLIPSES TRAINING PLAN   Drive To Cash Terminal Certificates Will Delay Action on Defense Bill

CASHING OF Gt TERMINAL PAY BONDS PUSHED   TREASURY OPPOSES GIVING MONEY TO VETERANS

All-Out Drive On Terminal Pay Proposal To Sidetrack Draft Leaislation

House Starts Work On Job of Paying GI Bonds in Cash  Plans Would Sidetracl Legislation Asked on

GOPWhipSays Training Bill  To Be Shelved   Military Act Slated To Come Up Next Year, As GI Bond Cashing Gets Support

Congress In All-Out Drive Cash GI Bonds   More Than 30 Bills On Leave Bonds Set For Hear ing Next Week.

House Starts Work On Job of Paying Gl Bonds in Cash   Plans Would Sidetrack Legislation Asked on Universal Training

YOUTH TRAINING BILL MAY WAIT   DRIVE TO CASH G. I BONDS EXPECTED TO SIDETRACK ISSUE,

All-Out Drive to Cash GI Leave Bonds May Sidetrack Military Training Legislation

Bond Bill Sidetracks Army Training Issue   Hearings On Legislation To Allow Gls To Cash Leave Bonds Slated

Training Bill Faces Delay Till Next Year  _ Drive Launched to Cash G.I. Terminal Bonds

DAY NO EXCEPTION   Clear, Warm Weather Gets Blame as Accident Toil At Average

Estimate of Corn Crop Shows Loss   Agriculture Depart m en} Forecasts a Yield of 2,612,809,000 Bushels Today

SENATORS SAY FLEMING ‘GOAT’   Republicans Claim OTC Chief Took Rent Boost Blame To Save Truman

Bill To Outlaw Closed Shop Is Mapped by Ball   Senate Republicans OK Revised Version Of Anti-Strike Plan

GOP CONGRESS RUSHES ACTION ON LABOR LAWS   Anti-Strike Measure Gains Approval In Senate

Drastic Bills Being Prepared For Submission   Abolition of Powers Of ‘Leaders Like Lewis’ Proposed In Measures

ON MERRY-C9-ROUND   \uther Stanley Pennell Finds Mere Treable in Escape

ON MERRY-C3-ROUND   Author Stanley Peanell Finds Mere Trenble ia Kazape

Steelmen Refute Wallace Charge Their Tactics Will Bring Depression

Leaders Say Industry Is Planning To Expand   Former Vice-President Charged Production Drop Being Planned “That Will  Make Depression Inevitable.”

Aged Fairfield Woman Cleared In Poison Trial.   Sag Second Time  On Charges of

FLORIDA BLAST FATAL TO SOME   Two Believed Dead And Dozen Injured In Tar Pro-! ducis Company Explosion. 

Extra Session Begins Today: Parleys Held   Congress Wilt Act On Fotaian, ‘Aid-And Inflation ©.

Truman Holds  Long Huddle With Advisers   President to Deliver Special Message to Joint Session Today

Special Session Of Congress Set To Hear Trumar   President Completes Message Which Will Be De livered At 1:30 This Afternoon; No Hints Qiwan fbn Miek Peica leases

Foreign Aid. High Prices Major Items   Truman To Deliver Message Personally At 1:30 P.M. Tadev

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE SET FOR 1:30 P.M.   Contents of Address Closely Guarded By  Truman Aides

Truman Will Address Joint Houses   White House Aides Mysterious About Message Contents

Government Of France Purging  Reds From Ranks   Announce That 20 Soviet Secret Police Operatives Have Been Arrested   STERN MEASURES ARF INDICATED

FRANCE PURGES ‘RED’ OFFICIALS   20- Soviet Secret Police Arrested For Part In Strikes

French To Purge All  Commies   Arrest 20 Russian Agents in Connection With Reeent Strikes

FRESH ACTION TAKEN DE“SPITE. TENSION BETWEEN ~~" BRANCE AND SOVIET  +. UNION *

Future Paris Policy Toward Moscow Debated in Tense Assembly Session

20 Soviet Agents Are Under Arrest   Reds Held in ‘Connection With Strike Wave

BLIZZARD HAS TURNED NORTH » INTO CANADA   MINNESOTA 18 DIGGING OUT AFTER SEVERE STORM THAT STRUCK SUDDENLY .

Europe Defies Supply and Demand Law to Celebrate New Y ear’s Eve

PENNSY OPERATED AT LOSS IN 1946; GOVERNMENT REGULATION IS BLAMED

—FIRST LOSS IN 100 YEARS— _  Government Blamed For  Pennsylvania’s Red Ink

PENHSY’S °46 LOSS IS FIRST IN HISTORY   Railroad’s President Blames Federal Government

PRR Operates At Loss, First Time In History  Railroad’s Deficit Totals $10,850,516; Gov’t Reaulation Hit

BRITISH ZONE. AlD FORECAST      SENATE COMMITTEE 1S EXPECTED TO APPROVE FINANCIAL HELP FOR BRITISH OCCUPATION

U.S. May Assume Greater Share Of  Occupation Cost    Britain Wants U.S. To Take - Over Part Of That Nation’s Burden

Patrol Called te Training School After 22 Escape   Boonville Institution Chief Asks Help in Maintaining Order

Police Believe Bale af Wire Put on Tracks   36 Persons Hurt As Train Derails Near Walton. Indiane

Six Persons Crushed To Death, Thirty Hurt In Pennsy Train Wreck   Tangle Of Fence Wire Found Under Wheels Of Locomotive; Indiana State Police And FBI Launch Intense Investigation.

Probe Train Wreck Caused by Wire Jammina Switch: 4 Dead    Jarknat at HWesadnvarteedc

Train Hits Wire BaleFour Killed   Wire Either Put There Or Dropped in Theft Effort, Cop Says.

SEE POSSIBILITY OF SABOTAGE IN WRECK OF PASSENGER TRAIN IN WHICH SIX PERSONS WERE KILLED

Sabotage Suspected In Derailment of Pennsylvania Train   Roll of Wire Found Beneath Pilot Wheels

SEEK CAUSE TRAIN WRECK IN WHICH SIX DIE >   Fencing Wire Found Beneath Pilot Wheels Of Train t Locomotive

INDIANA PROBES RAILWAY CRASH   6 Die as Roll of Wire Trips ! Pennsy Flyer

FOUR KILLED AS SPEEDING TRAIN JUMPS TRACKS   Bale of Wire Placed On Tracks Blamed For Derailment

RAILROAD MISHAP KILLS 6, HURTS 30; SABOTAGE FEARED   Large Roll of Wire Said Probable Cause of Fatal Indiana Accident Near Walton.   SEVERAL CARS LEAVE ROADWAY

NAMED STATE SECRETARY   Swift Confirmation By Senate Is Expected

AMERICAN WOMEN ~ SOVIET PRISONERS   Wives Of Former Lithuanian Dinlamats Held

Charge Reds Hold Two Americans, Wives of Ex-Lithuanian Diplomats

soviet PRISONERS? 'T wo American-Born Women   Declared Held In Siberia

‘WIVES OF FORMER DIPLOMATS BEING HELD IN SIBERIA   Charge Soviets Holding Amex ican Born Women Prisoners For Years

JEWS ABOARD REFUGEE SHIPS EXPECTED TO RE SIST BEING PUT ASHORE  : --AT HAMBURG. - -

Police Find One of Two Eccentric Brothers ~ ~~ Dead in Crumbling Mansion; Other Missinc

Police Await Return Of Rich Hermit To Mansion Where Brother Died

FLED WITH IN   langley Collyer, Second Recluse, Believed to Hove Tiosed Police

Police Remove Body of Recluse from Jank-Filled Mansion on Fifth Avenue

New York Police Await Return of Missing Hermi   t  ‘Collyer, Famed Recluse.  Disappears After Death t OF Invalid Brother

Secret O perations In Atomic Research Will Be Carried On In Ohio

WHERRY OPPOSED TO SALE OF TANKERS   Senator Says Truman Will Be Asked. to See That Foreign  Countries Get None of Ships.

WHERRY OPPOSES SALE OF TANKERS   Would Use Them for Ara: bian Oil to Save Pipeline Steel,

‘en. Taft Says Closed Shop my Be Banned  flawmatieoan  Gasaabéme   Alternative, Senator Thinks, Is to Insure Democracy in Union

Says Alternative Would Be More  Union Democracy   Sec. Swellenbach Pleads Against Drastic Labor Law Changes

EN. TAFT SAYS THE CLOSED SHOP MAY BE ONTLAWEN   “If We Are Going to Have Them,” He Asserts, “There Must Be More Democracy in Unions.”   PROPOSED BAN HIT BY SCHWELLENBACH

Tait Sees Possible  Outlawing of Closed Shop  _ Any Ban Opposed By Schwellenbach Murray Urges CIO

Union Strength Tn Closed Shop Feared by Taft   Senator Asserts Congres: May Have to Curtail  Teremendane Pawan?

Congress, Says Taft, May Outlaw The pee mp  Charaec I] r Have   Charges Unions Have Too Much Power-Over Workers

Union’s Power Under Closed » Shop Studied   Taft Believes Congress May Be Forced To Curb

Ow FrREITEN EMV  It’s Too Late for Law to Stop Inflation in Farm Land

ee ee See   It’s Too Late for Law to Stop Inflation in Farm Land

Telephone: Operators Vole C10-Preference   Final Yes Or No’ Ballots - Will Be Mailed To  Membere

HOT INTO NEXT WEEK      Northwest Kansas May Get Scattered Showers

PardonBoarc Chief Asked To Quit Job   Senate Probers Say Committee Abuse State’s System

State s Pardons Anc Paroles System Hit   Senate Group Hurls Charges, Asks Ouster Of State’s Board Chairman

State Increase Not A New Tax, Jester Asserts  Doubling Of Rate Brings Storm Of Argument

‘ Told You So’ Tax Board Action Defended And Griticized at Austin

Peace-Keeping ‘Efforts Stall   Ruseo-U. §. Differences Seen Blocking U. N.

PEACE - KEEPING WORK STALLED   Russian and U, S. Differences Becoming Sharper

America - Russia Deadlockec In U. N. Over Atomic Controls, Armaments

Disputes Menace Peace Machinery   American and Russian Differences Reviewed

Fred Gibson Will Replace E. K. Cheadle   Néw Associate Justice Of State Supreme Court from I ivinoesctan

Fred L. Gibson lsNamed To Top Court   Livingston Resident Is Appointed To Succeed Cheadle

-~  x x : 8 e It’s Still “Full Speed Ahead!”  New Records Set In Home-Building Here

”  It's Still “Full Speed Ahead! New Records Set In  Home-Building Here

Lewis Demands May Be Met To Avert Walkout   Plan Is Said to Provide Pay Increase, 8-Hr. Day

Snow Cleanup to Cost 7 Millions      New York Mayor ‘Appeals to All Able-Bodied Men to Assist; Transit System Faces Major Test.

N.Y. City Transport Wins Battle of Snow   Commuter Travel on Most Rail Lines Back Near Normal but Bus, Trolley Runs Still Suffer: Deaths in Fast 70

NEW YORK GETS MOVING AGAIN   Principal Traffic Lanes Are Cleared Of Heavy Snow

N.Y. City’s Commuter Traffic. Nears. Normal After Friday's Super Storm :

Back To Normal   Transportation Facilities _ Facing Major Test To~ day; Much Progress.

New York City Goes Slowly To Normalcy   Major Part Of Major Traffic Arteries Are Cleared.

MILLIONS BACK TO JOBS AGAIN AT NEW YORK   East’s Death Toll to 70 a: Transportation Arteries Are Restored

O'Dwyer Asks Citizens Help  Snow Shovelers   New Yorkers Digging Te Clear Record Fall As . Subway Lines Get  _. . Back to Normal

New Yorkers Dig Way Back To Work Today   Transportation Begins to Function After Snow Deluae

MILLIONS: OF NEW YORKERS RETURNED Th WORK THMAY   Transportation Links In Metropolitan Area Hurdles, Greatest Test.   DEATHS NOW TOTAL 73.   Most Devastating Snowstorm In the Area In Years.

New York City’s Traffic Begins To Move Again   Millions Return to Work For First Time Since Friday's Storm

NEW YORK DIGS OUT FROM SNOW   TRANSPORTATION IS NEAR NORMAL AFTER RECORD 25 INCHES

Millions Straggle Back to Jobs In New York City  Transporiation Links Top Greaiesi Hurdle: Death

Transportation Facilities In New York City Face Test As Commuters Head For Work

[New York M aycr Calls for Workers to Shovel 99,000,000 Tons of Snow

Eastern Seaboard Storm Belt Death Toll Rises To 70   Millions Of New Yorkers Straggle Back To Work

10 LOSE LIVES ~ INSNOWSTORM   Millions Straggle Back Tc _ Work First Time Since Friday   TRAFFIC IS RESTORED

N. Y. Traffic Is Nearing Normal   Death Toll Rises to 70 as East Plies Gnoavw Shovels

AWAITS REPORT OF AID BEFORE CONGRESS STEP.   Secretary To Detail Work Of Defense Parley In Broadcast Tonight

Crisis May Need Special Congress   Marshall To Decide In Next Two Weeks If Vlove Necessary

Special Session Decision Due In Two Weeks   Marshall To Report On Rio Conference Via Radio Tonight

Marshall Will Decide  Soon Whether To  Request’ Session On  European Aid

Expect Sécrétary Of State To Make Decision Within Next Week Or Two   UN Secretary Lie Predicts US-Red Deadlock Near Break

Te Decide About Special Session   Marshall To Confer With   ON BRITISH SITUATION   Under Secretary Reports Conditions Are Getting  Rapidly Worse

Recall of Congress Up to Sec. Marshall   Decision Expected Within 2 Weeks After Report on Europe’s Crisis

Marshall Undecided on Whether To Recommend Special Session of ‘Congress to Debate European Rid 

FINAL RULING WILL BE UP TO TRUMAN   Economic Crisis In Europe Causes Grave Concern   Appears To Be Shortage Of Materials: Dollar Supply Dwindles

Marshall Studies Need For Special Congress Session  On Europe’s Plight

Marshall to Study Special Session Move   Sec. of state Expected to Make  Decision Soon

Tamperstures   Hints of Special Session Heard as Evidence Points To Winter Crisis Abroad   Shortage of Food, Dwindling Dollar Supply Cited: Marshall, Vancienberg Report Tonight on Rio Defense Pact

Decision on Extra Session  Seen Soon  Marshall Verdict Awaited; to Give Radio Talk Tonich

MARSHALL 10 MAKE DECISION ON CONGRESS   Will Decide in Two Weeks Whether To Recommend Special Session.

Marshall May Act Soon on Europe Crisis   Congress May Convenes In Extra Session If Conditions Persist

Marshall May Demand Recall Of Congress   State Secretary Reporting Studying Bid to President to Reconvene Congress

Await Report from Paris   Marshall, Vandenberg on Air at 9:30 Tonight to Report on Rio Parley

KuropeanAid Puts Marshall In Tight Spot   Decision Must Be Made On Recalling Congress For Emergency Action

Marshal! May Decide Soon On Special Session   State Secretary And Vandenberg To Report On Conferenc:

Marshall to Study Report From Europe   Information Will Determine Call for Special Congress Session

Special Call For Congress?   Marshall May Ask Special Session On European Crisis. ”

May Call Congress In Crisis   Marshall Considers Emergency Action ---Decision Likely Within Twa Weobc

To Decide About  Special Session   Marshall To Confer With Pohey Planner Before   ON BRITISH SITUATION   Under Secretary Reports Conditions Are Getting  Rapidly Worse

ACTION MAY BE NECESSARY FOR WORLD ECONOMY   Secretary Marshall Expected To Decide In Next Two Weeks Whether To Recommend Special Fall Session Of Legislators.

Marshall May Recommend Special Session   Awaits Reports From Foreign Observers; Final Decision Up To President Truman

Decision From. Marshall Seen In Two Weeks   Final Word Awaits  Return of Kennan, Nod From President

Decision in Two Weeks On Congressional Meet Expected in Washineton

Secretary to Give Opinion In Few Days   Report on Developments  In Europe Key to Final _ Decision To Be Made by  «6s President Truman

Extra Session May Be Needed For Emeraency Action On European Aid

‘Mar shall Expected To Decide Soon On Whether Special Session Is Needed To Cope With Europe Crisis

Marshall May Recommend Reconvening   Europe’s Crisis Slated To Return Solons To Capital

Marshall Will Decide About Special Session  Would Concern European Crisis

Congress May Be Called in Money Crisis   Marshall Expected To Make Special Session Decision

Europe, Deep ir Economic Mire, Awaits Rescue   Decision Due From Marshall In Two Weeks

Marshall Faces Quick Solution ‘On Europe Aid   Economic Crisis Likely To Jell Early This Fall

European Economic Crisis Developing 20 Fast, Congress May be Asked to Meet and Take Emeraency Action for Situation

Marshall to Decide on Session   Secretary, Vandenberg to Report Tonight on Rio Conference

Congress Session Up To Marshall   Await Return of Kennan From Paris with Latest Information on Europe; Final Decision Truman’s

Special Congressional Session on European Crisis is Considered   Marshall to Take up Problem after Radio Report Tonight on Success Of Inter-American Defense Parley

Secretary Of State Marshall Expected To Decide Within Next Two Weeks Whether To Recommend Congress Be Summoned For Emergency Action On European Economic Crisis—Top Policy Planner To Return From Paris With Information

Marshall to Decide  lf Congressional Session Is Needed  May Need Special Meet for Action on European Economy

Europe's Needs Said To Be In Critical Stage:   Report On Brazil Conference To Be Given Toniaht

Congress Call Awaits Study "By Marshal   Decision Likely Soon: Secretary On Radio Tonight

Situation Grows Rapidly Worse  Lovett Declares  Fort Knox Gold Integral Part of Plan Say British

Congress Call Studied by  Sec. Marshall  Decision on Action In European Crisis

Await News From Paris   Marshall’s Decision  On: Emergency Action For Europe Depends On Report from Aide There

STATE OFFICIAL MAY RULEIN NEXT 2 WEEKS   Awaiting Kennan’s Return With. Latest Report From Europe

Marshall Expected to Decide Soon on Congress’ Session   Meanwhile Truman Is Accused of Creating ‘Synthetic’ Crises

Special Session May Be Asked By Marshall   Will Decide Soon Whether To Ask Congress For Envergency Action On European Econoniic Crisis

Observers See Final Decision  In Two Weeks   Final Say. So Lies With President, But He Will Not Hesitate If” Crisis Demands:   Rio Report Will ‘ Be Aired Tonight     Lovett Says Europeans Are Losing Ground As Situalion Gets Worse Rapidly

Special Session Decision From Marshall Due In Two Weeks   Action Probable After Return of Top Policy  Planner

END RUSSIAN APPEASEMENT   Senators Voice Bitter Criticism As Govt. Answers Protest

Dutch Indies Government Is Givéd Okeh On Ship Action; ie Truman Moves Food ”

U.S. Replies To Protest By Moscow On Acheson  Details Withheld; Several Lawmaker Point Criticism At Soviet Union

Three Suits Filed In District Court During Past Week  _: Five Firms Place  *RE F e 869 we 7   : Five Firms Place “ Mechanic’s Liens ~On:New Building

Three Suits Filed In District Court During Past Week  _. Five Firms Place . ” Mechanic’s Liens

MAXIMOS IS GREEK CHOICE FOR PREMIER   Political Crisis Is Stull In Confused Condition

STILL STRIVING FOR CABINET IN GREEK CRISIS   Political Leaders Select Maximes, Whe Declines Te Serve      AMERICAN ENVOY IN PROMINENT ROLE

Tsaldaris Confers In Effort-To Alter Opinion  Maximos Favored For Greek Premier; Refuses To Accept

Liberals Don’t Want 3rd Party   Will Try to Rule Nation Through Democratic Organization

Rebuild Democratic Parity on New Deal Lines Bowles Asks Liberals

SNOWING IN GOODLAND    Flora Predicts Rain for East and  Seuth; Heavy Snow in North

Fireworks Are Seen When Hearings Open  Antagonists Will Face Each Other  crt Stancrta Dernaha

FIREWORKS SEEN AHEAD IN SENATE   McKellar, Lilienthal to Faes Each Other Over Senate Committee Table

Fireworks Are Seen When Hearings Open   Antagonists Will Face Each Other at Senate Probe

EXPECT FIGHT ON LILIENTHAL   ‘McKellar Ready  to Oppos _ Nomination As Head Of   Atomic Commission

McKellar Ready to Battle Appointment of Lilienthal Atomic nergy Board Head

McKellar-Lilienthal Feud Is Slated To Resume Today   Fireworks Expected When Antagonists Meet At Atomic Energy Body Hearings

Senate Will Act On Truman Nominations   Long - Time - Antagonists To Meet At. Hearings ‘On Atomic Group 

New Storm Threatens  Bie Area   Red Cross Makes Sudden Plans For Another Disaster

Hurricane Head: for Miami Area   Emergency Groups, Shelters Readied

OEE ALY LLY TT  Storm Gains Fury. Heads for Miami   DUE TO REACH COAST AT DAWN

SOUTH FLORIDA BATTENS DOWN IN NEW STORM   150-Mile Winds Hit Dry Tortugas Island

JTDRM TURNS EAST TOWARD COASTAL ARE   Warnings Up From Miami -tc Vero Beach; May Hit by Midnight.

STORM MISSES KEYS: COURSE THEN CHANGES   Plan to ‘Seed’ Clouds Dropped; Shelters Are Opened

Nationalist Army Reports Victory  Communist Troops Fleeing Northward

Nationalist Army Reports Victory  OO nnatentek Tecan   Communist Troops Fleeing Northward

‘EDGE TAKEN OFF  OF HEAT WAVE  IN MISSOURI   Rainfall In Some Places Totalled 2.74 Inches Today.   MORE SHOWERS TONIGHT   Weather Bureau Predicts Highs of Between 80 to 85 Tomorrow.

Showers Spot State Weather, End Heat Wave   Independence Gully Washer Measured 274 Inchec

Bohlen’s Selection Show: ’ Marshall's Concern Over Gaviet Relations -

Senate Committee Quickly Approves  TwoN ominations   Foreign Relations Group  Ap.proves Bohlen as State Department Counsellor.

Bohlen Gets Quick Okay   Senate Committee Grant: Approval To Counsello For State Dept.

Senate Panel Okehs Bohlen For State Post   Selection Regarded As Reflecting Marshall's Concern Over Russia

Hurricane Veers, Begins To Slow Pace  Long East Coast Stretch Is Alerted

GREAT ATLANTIC ‘HURRICANE STILL THREATENS COAST   Forward Movement Is Slowed With Indications It Is Beginning to Change Course.   WINDS NEAR CENTER BLOW AT 140 M. P. H,   Area Reaching From Florida to Cape Hatteras, N. C., Alerted — Planes Leave Area.

State Senate Gets Plan For Vet Insurance   Committee Votes SEA-Backed Plan On Teachers’ Pay

VETERANS ASK STATE TQ PAY FOR INSURANCE   VFW Wants Proposition Submitted To Test Of W Va. Voters

GOV. DEWEY TOLD HE 1S MISSOURTS. CHOICE IN 1948   [Mattingly Gives Assurance to Executive He Can Get ~ State’s 33 Votes for Nomination. oy   STATEMENT BASED a ON RECENT CANVASS   Republican Leaders Talk With Dewey as He Stops in St. Louis on Trip  to West. '

Dewey Promised Solid Support’ Of Missouri GOP   Mattingly Believes Nev York Governor Will Be Nominated

Dewey Assurec Of Missouri's Solid Support   Republican Leaders  Of State Confer With New York Governor; On Way to Sapulpa

UAW Is Given Boost As Dispute Settled Wage Boost Okayea For Auto Workers

‘All lowa Motorists Are Affected By New Legislation   Insurance Law Is Most Important Traffic Bili Passed

DRIVERS OBSERVE NEW ROAD LAWS   Legislature Enacted Motor Vehicle Rules

Do You Know Laws Affecting The Auto?   Htere Are a Few of the Laws Which Passed the Recent Session of Gur State Legislature

F arm Groups Support Food Saving Plan   Cooperation on Program To Feed Hungry Europe Pledged by Leaders of Three Organizations

Liquor Industry Will — Close Plants 60 Days  But May Make Protest

Farm Bureau, Grange, Co-Operatives Say All-Out Effort Will Be Made To Meet Critical Situation.  LUCKMAN TO MEET LIQUOR OFFICIALS

Formal Request Is Due Today For Nation’s Distilling Plants To Close Down For Sixty Days

100 Per Cent Cooperation of Farmers Pledgec   Leaders of Three Groups See Truman

President Calls On Housewives To Aid Saving  Prices Stage Advances  In Meat, Grain Markets

Distillers To Answer  Plea Today   Grain Conserved to Be Used to Help Feed Hungry European:

Three Big FarmGroups Pledge Aid   President Truman Assured of Full Cooperation by Orsanivatian Chisf.

Three Farm Organizations Promise to Comply With — Truman Food Plan

Leaders Of 3 Farm Groups Pledge Aid In Food Drive   Hog, Grain, Cattle Prices Advance on Light Trading

-_ LEADERS — 3 Farm  Units Back Food Drive   ALL-OUT AID. PROMISED .—

100 Per Cent Cooperation of Farmers Pledgec  ' Leaders of Three   Leaders of Three Groups See Truman

Liquor Industry Ready to Accept 60-Day ‘Holiday’   Campaign Is Getting’ Wholehearted Support From ‘Most of Nation’

Consideration in Writing Pacts Sought   Former Combatants on Axis Side Present Petitions

Italy, Austria Ask  Treaty Lenience   U. S. Lukewarm Toward The Romans’ Plea

Gen. Pershing Observes His 87th Birthday   Spends Day Quietly a1 Hospital: Receives Message From Truman

DUTCH HEED U.N. CEASE FIRE ORDER   Indonesian Warfare To Enc At Noon; U.N. Hail First Victory As Boon   SEEN AID TO PRESTIGE

SPEEDY ACTION GRATIFIES U. N.   But Difficult Issues Remain, Officials Caution  lL) N MEDIATION HIT

Cease Fire Order Leaves Unsettled Indonesian Issues  Bayoamant of Rennhli  Agreement of Republic Duich to Halt Warring . First Major UN Victory

U.N. Elated Over Dutch Acceptance 0f ‘Cease’ Order   Indonesians Ask For United Nations’ Supervision

Cease Fire Order Elates U. N. Officials   Caution That End Of Shooting Still Will Leave Difficult Issues To Be Settled

United Nations To Get Hot Issues ....  Many Problems Are Yet Unsolved In Indonesia Though Shooting Stops

First Major Victory For United Nations Hailed As Both Rivals To Cease Fire

U.N. Officials Elated Over Cease Fire Order  MSS Nay Lise pgm aes

UN. Elated By ‘Dutch Order   Regard Compliance In Java “As Major  i

Judge Ferguson Explains Finance Plan to Jaycees   Club Endorses Bond Issue and Promises Support

War Denounced By Eisenhower  Avers Nations Trying To  neh wPa br &

DECORATES GRAVE. DIES   Gen. Eisenhower Blames Wars On Greed, Ignorance and Errors

Horse Gets Headlines for Senator-Rider, But Truman Puts a Crimp in His Plans

Hair Not White, Nor Is Beard 2 Feet Long, So Senator Tavlor Rides Horse

AREA SCHOOLS OPEN TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2NL   Classes Throughout _Area Will Start On Monday, September 8

AREA SCHOOLS OPEN TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2NT   Classes Throughout Area Will Start On Moandayv. Santamhar &

State’s Funds Are Tied Up In Geor ‘ola   Atlanta Bank Refuses To Honor Checks By Either Claimant

Bank to Refuse Checks Of Talmadge, Rival; Will Start Own Court Action

Bank Ties Up Georgia Funds  Refuses Honor Check: Drawn By Claimants

Georgia Fight Over Governor Raises Financial Problems  Bank Won't Honor the Checks Drawn by Claimants

Either ‘Governor’  Cannot Cash Checks   Treasurer Announces Conflicting Claims Tied Up Highway Department Revenues

‘Both Georgia's Disputing’ Governors Stymied By Bank ‘Refusal To Honor Checks

GEORGIA’S FUNDS TIED UP BY BANK   Confused Over Governors, Institution Starts Action To Settle Controversy

Bank Refuses To Honor Checks In  Georgia Scramble   Atlanta’s Fulton National Impounds All Funds Pending Court Action Institution Is Starting To Settle Controversy

State Highway Operations Also At a Standstill  Court Ruling to Be Demanded Before - Monev Is Released

FUNDS ALL TIED UP IN GEORGIA      Atlanta Bank Refuses Tc Honor Checks Of Two Rival ‘Governors’

Refuses To Pay Checks By Either Contestant; Will Sue To Get Order

School Law Hearings. ‘This Week   Tactics of Lobbyists Is Side Issue Between ‘Allen Countian and  Lawrence Legislator

Stafe School Law Is Scheduled for A Hearing Tonight   Charge “Pressure” In Effort to Change Reorvanization lag

Australia Seeks Jap Reparations   To Demand Action At Peace Treaty Talks Jn Move To Destroy Ability To Wage War

Australia Asks Jap Machinery   Will Insist on Industrial Reparations Pact

Aussies Would End Japanese Power For War   Ambassador To Insist On Reparations - From Industry

Australia to Insist Upon Reparations  From Jap Industries   Ambassador Determined to Remove Nip From War-Making Nations: Recommends Inspection of Their Life

Truman Asks  New Power Would Extend Control Of Domestic Materials

Extension of Controls On Few Items Asked   President Says Move Would Prevent Harm SS ehe Tee. Benassy

Asks Rein On Export   Truman Says Continued Control Necessary to : Support Foreign Policy

Truman Asks For Extension Of War Powers   Controls Needed On Some Articles Congress Is Told

_. —MESSAGE— President Requests Controls  Fears Danger   Fears Danger To Economy

Novelists Cook Tries To Kill Her   Mary R. Rinehart  Mystified By Act

Cook Attacks Noted Writer   Mrs. Rinehart Safe As Weapon Misfires

13-Year-Old Who Married Her “Baby Sitter” Is Beautiful, Blue-Eyed and Blonde

‘Baby Sitter’, 20, Weds ‘Baby’, 13: Quickly Has Mother-In-Law Trouble

20-Year-Old Bearded Armenian Bestiged By Score of People Pleading “Pray For Me?

Molotov Oppose: ‘Federalization For Enemy State   Marshall Discloses U.S. Proposal for Reich's Government

BANK MAY FINANCE EMERGENCY RELIEF   Plan Studied in Effort tc Avoid Special Session

Loans to Needy Nations Studied   Export-Import Bank May Finance Aid in Stop-Gap Program

STUDY PLAN TO FINANGE EUROPEAN AID   Proposal Would Ex tend Much Needec Help Without Spe cial Session.

FUND SLASHED; CURBS ADDED TO MEASURI   Bi-Partisan Policy Suffers Blow In Congress

Court Asked To Speed Action   Lewis Tells Senate He Has No Plans to Avoid Another Walkout in Coal Mines

West States Assist Hant   Witnesses Check Police Photographs As Investigation Continues

House Adjourns After Approving Emergency Fund   Senators Off to. Fast Start; First Bills, Amendments: Offered

State Senate Loses No Time In Organizing   House Advances Emergency Fund,  Quits Until Monday

Declares Any Strength Tem. porarily Gained by TotaliTools Minor   Forces “We Now Enter Phase i

Senators Hear David Lilienthal Hit Communism   $cientist Says Atom Bomb Cheap To Make

Communistic Tendencies  Are Denied By Lilienthal   Truman Nominee Quizzed by Senator McKellar — con Sefentist Testifies Atom Bomb Manufacture. Now Relatively Cheap

EXPERT SAYS A-BOMBS ARE CHEAPER NOW   LILIENTHAL GIVEN GRILLING ON HIS LEFTIST VIEWS

22 WOMEN DIE IN PARIS FIRE   200 to 300 Prisoners  Confined in Barracks

ALSO SEEKS T RATION BASIC COMMODITIES   Says Inflation Must Be Curbed to Save U. S. Economy

Bill Approved by House Provides 10 Millions for Minimum School Program

Indonesian Action Glimmer of Hope For United Nations, Analyst Asserts

U.N. INDONESIAN VICTORY SEEN GREAT GAIN, BUT IMPERALISM IS NOT YET CONE. ALTHOUGH ON WAY

Municipal 1 Band Concert Wednesday, August 6,. ~ Foster Park. 8:30:P. M.   Akron Hosnital

Sullivan Attorneys File Quash Motion Conspiracy Charae   Arraignment Scheduled Saturday For Attorney General, Two Others

European Aid Meeting Gets Late Reprieve  Compromise Proposal ls Offered By France

Recovery Meet Collapse Avertec By French Move   Compromise Offerec Represents Final Pasition of France

France Offers A Compromise Plan   Bidault Says Proposal Represents Final Word: Molotoy Must “Take [It Or Leave Tt!

France's Offer Holds Paris Meet Together   Molotov Asks Time To Study Aid Proposal

Offers Russia Compromise Proposal for Re-. habilitation of Europe’s Economic Life; Get Answer Today; Perhaps. 

RUSSIA GIVEN ANOTHER DAY FOR DECISION   Observers Hold Little Hope Proposal Will Break Deadlock

FRANCE SAVES EUROPEAN AlD FROM FAILURE   RUSSIANS PRESSED FOR ANSWER ON FINAL OFFER

French Plan Keeps Paris . Talks Alive   Molotov Gets Until Today To Decide on ‘Final?’ Offer he Bidanh

Check Brush,  Grass Fire   Confined Behind Fire Breaks in North and Central Part of State

OHIO MINERS OUT IN PROTEST   Production Cut Nearly Half at Workers Walk Out in ~"" Bastern Area:

Shriners Invaders of Egypt   1200 Be-Fezzed Ainad Temple Members at  Carbondale

ARREST INMATE IN NURSE SLAYING   GIRL ALSO ACCUSED OF ABDUCTING BABY AT GENEVA SCHOOL

Walter Glen Ransom Surrenders Meekly   Airplanes, Bloodhounds and Posse of Over 100 Men Used in Big, Four-day Manhunt

Three-Day Chase Winds Up With Surrender of Hungry Fugitive on Bank of Creek

GM, Electrical Workers Reach New Agreement   ‘Notices Served on Two Corporations in Wace Dispute

STRIKE THREATS FACE TWO OF AUTO INDUSTRY'S BIG THREE AS  IGENERAL MOTORS AWAITS ACTION

Two Of Big Three’ In Auto Industry Face Strike Threat: GM Offers 10-Cent Increase

GM WAITING FOR REPLY ON WAGE OFFER TO UNION   Chrysler, Ford Facing Strike Threats on Salary Issues

TWO OF BIG 3 ARE GIVEN NOTICES   Ford, Chrysler Workers Seek Pay Increases   GENERAL MOTORS   Awaiting Official Union Action On 10 Cent Interim Boost

Car Industry Faces Strike   General Motors Awaits Union Action On Offer Of Wage Increase

‘Auto Plants Face Strike   Increases In. Wages Are Beine Demanded

AGRICULTURAL BALANCE GOAL OF PRESIDENT   330 Millions Asked to Support Prices for Next Year

FARM BUDGET . WAS REDUCEL   TRUMAN SAYS IN © MESSAGE CHANGE IN AGRICULTURE POLICIES. NEEDED IN: FUTURE’

GOP Wins Victory in Senate Vote   Special Committee to Hold Hearing on Small Busins$s —Vote 46 to 42

Dulles Proposes European Authority Over Rhine Basin   3. O. P. Adviser on International Affairs Would Have Area Controlied by Group Responsible to People — Declares Treaties Should Be Subject to Tests — Pacts, He Says, Should Set Up Forces That Make Them Self-Enforcing.

Teen-Agers Torture 14-Year-Old Boy In Cabin For 12 Days   Italian President Signs Ratification Of Peace Treaty

U. S. Extends Hungary 2nd Money Credit   Uncle Sam Makes New Move to Bolster Friendly Now-Communist Government

HUNGARY GIVEN CREDIT IN U.S.   Grant Of $15,000,000 I: Voted To Buy Surplus American Material

Arnall Uses Guard To Keep Talmadge  Out As Governor   Both Sides Setup Ad jutant General Office As Whooping Backers Of Young Talmadge Vote Him In As Chief Executive

Plymouth Auto. Prices Reduced   Follows Action of Ford Motor Co.

iL) To $35 Price Reduction  Chrysler Follows Ford: Reveals Price Cut In Plymouth Models

Plymouth Price Cuts Announeed   Reductions Range From $25 to $55  On Passenger Car

Chrysler Cuts Sales Ticket On Plymouth:   Announces Price Reduc tions Ranging From $25 to $55, Effeetive April 7

ee ae ee ee   World Charter on ‘Human Rights’ Gets Approval of U. N. Commission

Highway Money Bill Passed By House   Measure Favored By 72 To 22 Vote After Argument

WOMAN IS SERIOUSLY INJURED BY FALLING BODY OF SUICIDE   YISITOR IN NEW YORK STRUCK -BY BODY OF MAN WHO LEAPED OFF BUILDING

Secret Sessions Fail To Achieve Austrian Treaty   Molotov Accepts Marshall Proposal To Discuss Korea

CALM MARKS DEATH SCENE   Survivors of Wrecked PRR Train Assert No Panic Followed Tragedy

Weather Is Moderating After Cold Blast Sends Readings Down   Helena Temperature Climbs From 16 Below Zerc To 16 Above in 12 Hours; Lowest for Night Is 36 Below Experienced by West Yellowstone

Bell Inaugurated State Governor; Waortin Resions for Senate Seat

BELL BEGINS SHORT REIGN AS GOVERNOR   Becomes State’s 33rd Executive to Serve  Until Jan. 21

Martin Resigns and Chief Justice Maxey Administers Oath of Office to Lieut. Governor as Governor.

Martin Resign: Post to Assume Seat in Senate   New Chief Executive To Serve Till Jan. 21 When Duff Takes Job

JOHN G. BELL TAKES QATH AS GOVERNOR   Successor to Edward Martin, Senatorelect, Inaugurated at Brief Ceremonies.

BRITISH ENVOY IN EAGLE GROVE   Hopes to Milk Cows anc Run Farm Machinery

EUROPE TO ASK $19 BILLIONS FROM UNCLE SAN   Figure Given by Partici pant in Paris Economic Conference.

Europe To Ask $19 Billion In US. Assistance   Program Under Mar. shall Plan To Cover  Four Years.

(9 Billion Needed lo Help. Etirope  - Prediction Is Made  Pasie Parlay Adambor .

Will Ask U.S. For 19 Billion in Aid   Unidentified Member o Paris Economic Conference Gives Figure   JNDER MARSHALL PLAN   Bevin's Latest Proposal I: That America Revive Lend-Lease

Marshall Plar Cost May Be 19 Billions   Estimate Given by Delegate to Paris Economic Meeting

Paris Conferees to Ask $19,000,000,600 Under Aid Program   Participant in Conference Predicts Final Figure After Study

WILL ASK AID OF $19,000,000, 000   Nations Want More For Food And Productive Equipment   REWVIAD LIDGAEC LEACE as te VEN he ORNS Pt he i Ph

16 Nations To Ask Almost 19 Billions   Four Teor Aid Plan Figured For Food, Productive Equipment Abroad -

Paris Conferees Estimate Vast  Sum as Cost Of Marshall Plan Until Countries Can Pay for All Imports by Items Produced and Sold

Cost of Marshall Plan for Eurépe Set at 19 Billion   Official at Paris Economic Meet Gives Estimate Of Cost ta US.

For Four Year Period   Paris Parley Reported Ready to: Ask Sum of U.S. Under Marshall Plan for Recovery

Bevin Seeks U.S. Revival Of Lend-Lease   16 West Europe Nations Foresee $35 Billion Trade In Four Year Period

16 Nations fo Request About $19 Billions  U.S..Aid Would Extend 4 Years

Will Ask U.S. For 19 Billion in Aid   Unidentified Member of Paris Economic Conference Gives Figure      Bevin's Latest Proposal Is That America Revive Lend-Lease

Police of Ohio On Lookout for Truck Driver, 39   Served Two Prison Terms For Forgery

TRUCKER HUNTED IN MURDER CASE   Ex-Convict Vanishes After Ohio Churchyard Killing

POLICE HUNT EX-CONVICT IN MARION SLAYING   Suspect’s Wife Says Husband Missing From Home Since Thursday Night

* Heavy Hail Causes Severe Crop Damage  Levelland 'Flooded' By Heavy Rain, Hail

Solons Hail Decision   But Many Feel Labor Laws Still Needed;  Green Reserves Comment: Lewis Is Silent

Six Crewmen  Of B-29 Saved:  Five Missing Bush Fliers Effect Darin Rescue; Pilot. Chatisis  Be ae te Boawan ff and

SIX AIRMEN RESCUED FROM ARCTIC CRASH   Two Alaska Pilots Bring Crewmen Back in Heroic Flight

Six B-29 Fliers  Are Safe in Nome   Alaska Bush Pilots Take Them From Frigid  Wilderness

Six B-29 Crewmen Rescued in Alaska: Five Others Missing North of Nome

Rescue 6 Airmen in Alaska: Press Hunt for 2 Still Missins   Two Crew Members, 3 Others Are Lost and Feared Dead

Bush Pilots Stage Alaskan Rescue Save Six Crewmen  Of Downed Bomber In Single Engine Ship

6 Rescued, 5 Still Missing in Alaska   Bush Pilots Take Out B-29 Crewmen from Crash Scene

Heroic Alaska Bush Pilots Save i Six Of Eight Airmen From Crash:

Six Alaskan Fliers Saved   Two Bush Pilots  Land Near Superfort And Rrineg Men Out

6 Crewmen of Plane Rescued  Five Other Men Are Still Missing Though

Alaskan ‘Bush Pilots’ Rescue Six Survivors of Crashed Superfortress

Daring Nome Flyers Bring Back Six Men   Fate Of Pilot And Navigator Of Downed Plane Is Uncertain; Two Rescuers Killed

Six of Eight Men Of Crashed B-29 Brought Qui Alive   Fiva Other Men Missing: Aloskea Fliers Use Light Ploner in Rescue

Rescue Six In Arctic   Two Other Crewmen Of Crashed B-29 Are Missing, Feared Dead

FRAULEINS’ STOWAWAY PLANS LEAD TO FINES .  German Girl ASraniya J AE Shinn  Th 1] © im Small Bay 11 tebe

CECIL BANKS IN ESCAPE FROM STATE TRAINING SCHANI   In Company With Another Youth He Walked Away Last Night.   SENT UP FOR CAR THEFT   Their Escape Brought to 12 the Number Escaping In 4 Days.

Second Note On Greece Received   U. 8S. Gets New Communication From Britain On Aid For Greece

Ammonium Nitrate Handled ‘Like Flour   Sacks Stacked In Windows   Afraid Sacks Would Break

‘HANDLED LIKE FLOUR’ Texas City Docks Continue Ammonium Nitrate Loadings

TEMPERATURES   BLASTS ROCK ROCKEFELLER CENTER AREA   Giant Transformer Burns Self Out After Two Hours

Blasts Hit Radio City   RCA Building Shaken By Explosions During Underground Fire

Fire Follows Rockefeller Center Blasts   Faulty Cable Believed Cause ot Exnlosions

Explosions Jar Rockefeller Area   Giant Transformer Goes Haywire; Sets Off Excitement

THE ROCKEFELLER CENTER AREA IN N.Y." ROCKED TODAY   A Series of Sharp Explosioné Followed by Big : Fire. 7   OILY SMOKE PILED OU:   The Blasts Continued Inter! mittently For Two ; Hours. 7

Six “Old Men of Aviation” Planning _A “Greybeards” Flight Around Worl

Six Grand Old Men of Aviation, With Names That Made History, Plan Trip

WESTERN BLOC HAS NEW RUNAN WITH MOLOTOV   Partitioning Of Germany Due For Long Time As Fight Continues At Parley

Marshall Tells Molotov To Put Cards On Table   . Deadlock Tightens After Russian Hurls Charges Of Breaking Pots dam Acraamant

EAST-WEST SPLIT SEEN IN GERMANY   Division For Indefinite Time Indicated By Big Four Developments.

GERMAN UNITY DELAYED AGAIN   a i s seich Split Indefinitely Between Russia And Western Powers

No Change In Partition Of Reich Seen  Russia Unleashes  Another Attack

VIRTUAL SPLIT OF GERMANY IS SEEN IN LONDON   Indefinite Division Between East and West Indicated at Big Four Parley.

Split Of Germany For Indefinite Time Indicated By Foreign Ministers Council

GERMAN PEACE TALKS STYMIED   East-West Split May Last Indefinitely

SPLIT OF REICH INDICATED FOR INDEFINITE TIME   East, West Remain Dead locked on Nearly Every Issue at Big Four Meet

Big-4 Clash Widens Split On Germany   Marshall’s Demand For Quick Decision Seta Off New Tirade

Molotov Sidesteps Marshall Request For Soviet Terms   Fresh Outburst Against U.S. and British Policies in Germany Heard

Anti-Partition Elements Strengthen Bulwarks in UN Palestine Debate

Anti-Partition Forces Said Gaining Ground; Final Verdict In Doubt   Straw Vote Indicates Plan To Lack Required Majority

CAPITOL “WIE THRE; * LOST HIS JOE   COMMITTEE TOLD OF BLACK.  JACK THREAT AGAINST  “ CONGRESSMAN—GUNTOTER IN- HOSPITAL

Vote To Give ICC Voice In U. N. Affairs   Says Spain Has Membership In IC of C Group

82 INJURED AS STAND CRASHES   Bleacher Accident Was at Goshen, N. Y.

82 Hurtin Collapse of Bleachers  rwreare   Accident Occurs During Running Of Trotting Race

82 Hurtin Collapse of Bleachers   Accident Occurs During Running Of Trotting Race

CHECK REPORT NEW WEAPON’. DEADLY GERM   FOMMER 88 GENERALS ARE AMONG PLOTTERS NABBED IN WEEXEND RAIDS IN TWO ZONES

Anti-Red Rule Reversal Asked  CIO-AFL Train Big Legal  Dena ne nee FL.

2 GROUPS SEEK RULING CHANGE   AFL and CIO Ask National Labor Relations Board To Reverse Ruling

Woman Slain By Sex Fiend . At Lona Beach   Victim Had. Been Strangled And Attacked; Body Found Dumped in Onen. Field.

Last of Nelsons, ‘Last of Pension   Fine? Surviver af British Admiral: of Trafalger Fame Dies at &%

Discover Bullet Wound Acual Cause of Man’s Death Believed Resull of Pneumonia

Exiled Korean Attenipt To Declare Itself As “De Jure”? Government  Covered in Reports

LAST HOSTAGE HELD BY JEWS IS RELEASED.   Is Hospitalized For Injuries - Received

Search of House Of Jewish Agency Leader Protested   Palestine Jews Condemn Troop Examination of Rabbi’s Dwelling ~  HUNT WAS ROUTINE, CUNNINGHAM HOLDS   Entire Quarter Visited, Commissioner Retorts; Hostage in Hospital

NO GENERAL RENT INCREASES GRANTED UNDER CONTROL LAW: FEW IN PROSPECT THIS MONTH

General Hikes Not Likely In Ensuing Weeks   Food Prices Show Signs Of  ~ Drop In Some Areas, But BLS Reports Peak ‘Ait Last Week -

Rental Boosts Seen Unlikely Within Month   No Area Increases Authorized To Date Under Recent Law

No General Increase Seen For Another Month Under Control I Law in Effect Three Months

GENERAL RENT HIKES UNLIKELY   Advisory Boards Still Organizing And Studying Setup

Says No General Rent Hikes Granted Under Control Law Few in Prospect for Another Month

No General Rent Boosts Due For Another Month  Local Boards Have  Little Oppottunity To

No Rent Rises Under  New Law  Only Few In Prospect For Ancther Month

NEW RENT HIKE IS AT LEAST MONTH DISTANT   .ocal Boards Set Up Under 3-MonthsOld Rent Contro'! Law Have Had Lit. tle Time For Study: ing General Revis. ions As Yet.

No General Rent Raises Granted   Few Are in Prospect Under New Law For Another Month

DELAY IN RENT RAISES LIKELY   Boards Not Ready To Act Or : General Increases

FEW RENT HIKE GRANTS ARE IN PROSPECT NOW   No General Increases Okayed Since July 1—Board Studyina’ Situation

Agriculture Unit Releases Encouraging Report ToU.S. On Output Of Farm Produce

CROPS MAY STAY AT HIGH LEVEL   Good News For. Consumers Indicated By Survey

Farmers Plan Big Acreage   Food Picture Brightened B Plans to Produce at Recor: Wartime Levels

49 Senators Favor Lilienthal   FEARS TEACHER i o4ee   Farmers Intenc To Plant Record Crops This Year

Production Of Food Crops In — ~ULS. Is High      LOWER PRICES DUE AS RECORD HARVESTS FORECAST

Survey Indicates Bumper Crops In Coming Year   Early Check of Plantings Schedule Shows Large Yields Expected

Reports Indicate U.S. Farmers Plan To Maintain Wartime Production

GUNMAN TAKES COUPLE’S SAVINGS  Thug Gets $7,000 In Terrell Holdup ©

Fergusons Sef To ‘Occupy’ Japan   Khama: and Brood of Nine Prepare te Jein Musbond ke Fac Esst

Fergusons Set Te Occupy’ Japan   Mama ond Brood of Nine Peepare te Join. Huskend te: For Exst

19 More War Fraud Cases   Washington Official Makes Blistering Report to Congress

79 Fraud Cases Are Reported  Federal Officials Contractors Flayed

No Blanket Increase  ae meager prone ere remem cet  Old-Age Assistance Rolls Revised Under Check Hike

More Money Is Made Available For  Old Age Pensioners and Needy Blind

Stassen Would Reduce Prices  Calls for a Major Investigation of Handlin

Stassen Calls For Probe ~ Of Handling Of Food Costs   Presidential Aspirant Lays Down Seven-Point Program To “Level Off And Bring Down Prices”

Soviets Reject German - Polish Border Change   Molotov Insists Big Four Stand On Potsdam Agreement

Molotov Rejects Marshall's Plan On New Frontier  Russian Still Says Potsdam Agreement Castslead Thea hiAabban

Moscow Ministers Split on Revision Of Polish Border   Soviet Says Potsdam Agreement Settled Frontier Question

Russ Rebuff Marshall on Border Plan:   Molotov Rejects U.S. Proposal for Boundary Studies

RESOLUTION TO ADJOURN CALLED BACK   Startled Solons Determined to Find Cause of ‘Error’

Error Found in Totals of Money Bills Approved   Amount Spent About $2,000,000 More Than  Estimated Revenues

Big, Money Bills To Be Recalled   Appropriations May Be Short By $2,000,000

House Forced To Recall Its : Plan To Qui .   Tax Bill Will Be” Offered To Make Up Needed Fund.

Anti -ZJ/nflation Bill Disappears At White House   Army Courier Flying To Massachusetts After House Speaker Martin's Signature On Sasebetka f'n P00 O8

Truman Signs Tnflation Curb Duplicate Bill   \Seeret Service Is Seeking Original Act, Passed By Congress; Loss Termed Mystery

Truman Signs Duplicate Bill  Original Document Lost In White House

President Signs Duplicate Copy Of Inflation Bill   Sleuths Press Search For Missing Original

President Signs Republican Bill To Fight Inflation   Duplicate of ’ Misplaced Bill Given Approval

Pledges to Use ‘Meager Power To Full Extent   White House Mystery Is Touched Off By Disappearance of Bill

White House Sleuths Hunt Missing Bill   Truman Prepares To Sign Substitute Inflation Measure

Truman Signs Copy of Missing Anti-Inflation Bil  Where Original Went Is White:

Original: Anti- Inflation — Bill Still Lost: Truman Signs New, Duplicate Copy

Truman Signs Copy of Anti-Inflation Bill but Calls it “Feeble”   Search fof Lost Original Fruitless; Expecting Controls Seon

Copy of Missing Anti-Inflation Bill Is Signed   Anderson Immediately Puts All Distillers Under Grain Rationing

Anti-Inflation Bill Missing: Signing by  Truman [s Delaved   Mystery Surrounds Strange Disappearance Ot GOP Measure At White House; Substitute Copy Sent by Plane to House Speaker

Anti-Inflation Measure Reported Lost  Red-Facead Aides   Red-Faced Aides of President Prepare Duplicate

Secret Service Sleuths Capitol For First Draft   Officials Sign Copy When Original Gets Lost At White House

Truman Signs Copy Of Bill On Economy   Secret Service Searches White House For Original Republican Measure

TRUMAN SIGNS DUPLICATE OF GOP PRICE BILL   Original Mea: Measure Dis- appears At The White House   OK IS RELUCTANT   Secret Service Men ‘Called To Solve  Mireteyy

Original of Legislation  Still Sought   Truman Affixes Signature To ‘Inadequate’ Biil as Search Continues for Vanished Docuntent

Truman Signs GOP  Anti-Inflaticn Bill:  Terms if ‘Pitiful’ Original Missing,  Copy Is Sent With Courier for Okay

Duplicate Of Lost Measure  Is Approved   . Anti-Inflation Original Bill Still Missing

TRUMAN SIGNS DUPLICATE COST -OF LIVING BILL   Original Copy Lost in White House Mystery; Beat Deadline

THUMAN_SIGNED-ONE ANTI: INFLATION BILL AS SECRET  “ BERVICE SEEKS THE ORIGINAL

White House Sleuths Seek Missing Copy Of Spir: al Bill   Orivinal Disappears Fro:w Clifford Desk: Grain Curb Readied

Secret Service Agents Investigate Its Mysterious Disappearance—Army Plane Flying to Massachusetts With Substitute Copy for Speaker Martin to Sign—Truman to Attach His Signature Upon Its Return to Capital.

TRUMAN SIGNS COPY OF PLAN TO NIP PRICES   Original Bill Lost, President Gets Out Carbon To Add Law

Anti-Inflation Measure Lost ‘In White House   President Expected to Sign Copy of Bill Into Law Today

Papers Go Astray at White House, Too iSleuths Seek Anti-Inflation Document

President Signs Duplicate Copy Of GOP Measure  Secret Service Men   Secret Service Men Hunt Oriainal: Bill

President Gives Reluctant OK to . Anti-inflation Bill   Signs Duplicate ‘Copy---Original Had Disappeared After Reaching White Hesre,

Signs a Duplicate As Secret Service Hunts Original   Missing Document Delays Signing of Bill Until Today

Secret Service Sleuthing For Missing Paper   Says Measure Is ‘Inadequate!

Original Of Republican Anti-Inflation Law Disappears At Capital   President Raps Law As ‘Feeble’   Measure Provides For Voluntary Industry Accords To Allocate Material

Secret Service Hunting GOP Bill White House Lost  Duplicate Measure Rushed for Truman's Siqnature Today

Truman Is Set Today To Sign Duplicate Bill   Secret Service Presses Hunt For GOP Measure Which Disappeared From White House; President Ready To Sign Reluctantly.

Anti-Inflation Bill Mysteriously Missing; President Forced To Sign Duplicate Copy

Truman Signs Duplicate Anti-Inflation Measure As Secret Service Men Comb White House For Original

Truman Signs Anti-Inflation Legislation   President Says GOP Bill Is ‘Inadequate’; Original Bill Vanishes; Duplicate Copy Is Signed.

GOP Anti-Inflation Measure Vanishes:  No Yet Signed  ee ee ee. ee = Pg   Duplicate Copy Flown By Army to Martin; Truman to Sign Today

President Signs » Anti-Inflation Bill's Duplicate   Original Measure Offered by GOP Strangely Missing

‘Mystery Develops On Disappearance Of Congress Bil   President Signs Duplicate Of Original Inflation Curbing Measure   ORIGINAL BILL CAN’T BE FOUND

Truman Signs Anti-Inflation Bill   Original Said Lost At White House; Copy Used Today

Anti-Inflation Measure Lost   Secret Service.’ Seeks. Tc Solve * Big White House ~ . Mystery

PRESIDENT SIGNS REPUBLICAN BILL TO HALT PRICES   DUPLICATE MEASURE IS RUSHED THROUGH AS ORIGINAL LOST

Truman OK’s Duplicate GOF  Price Program   Measure Flown To Massachusetts For Signature  Of House Speaker

Truman To Sign New Measure   Disappearance Of Original Bill Is Mystery

Duplicate Bill Signed by HS1T   Secret Service Seeks Original Cost of Living Document Lost in the White House.

Truman OK’s Copy as C- Men Hunt Original   Calls It Too Weak; First Action Cute Liquor for January

 President Signed Duplicate Bil As Original Had Mysteriously Disappeared From Clerk's Besk; Hunted By FBI   GRAIN RESPRICTION TO BE ISSUED SOON

PRESIDENT LOSES BILL AT WHITE HOUSE   Substitute Finally Is Sped Forward For Martin to Sign

Bill Is Lost But Truman Signs Copy   Limit on Grain To Distilleries Put Into Effect

Truman Signs Anti-Inflation Duplicate Bill   Original Measure Myste1 iously Missing—Secret  Service on Trail

Republican-Sponsored Measure Enacted By Truman After Original Copy Is Lost At White House— Restrictions On Use Of Grain By Distillers Invoked Immediately—Peacetime Priority System Brought To Tentative Form In Commerce Department

‘‘Lost’’ Price  Bill Signed   Duplicate Copy Secured When Original Disappears From White House

GOP Anti-Inflation. Bil Vanishes In White House  Secret Service Fails To Crack Mystery,   Secret Service Fails To Crack Mystery, Plane Rushes New Papers To Martin

Truman Signs Duplicate Copy Of GOP Bill   Original Mysteriously Missing After Arriving at White House

Rush Copy To Speaker For Signing   . Truman Unable To Find Measure

Anti-Inflation Bill Of GOP Vanishes   Secret Service Agents Pressed  “hnte-SearchFor™Missine Bil-

Truman Signs Lost Measure   Duplicate of Missing Price Bill Becomes Law After Great Rush

ANTI-INFLATION BILL VANISHES FROM WHITE HOUSE: TRUMAN TO SIGN COPY

TRUMAN SIGNS DUPLICATE BILL   Original Of Anti-Inflatio Measure Disappears . From Desk

Measure Termed Pitifully Feeble   President’s Staff Has No Explanation For ‘White House Mysiery’ In Which Original Bill Disappeared

TRUMAN PUTS SIGNATURE OM A DUPLICATE   Original Disappears from Desk of Counsel to President.

Truman To Sign Anti-Inflation Measure Today  Original Dicsavnears:   Original Disappears: Substitute: Bill Being Made Ready

—RELUCTANT’ APPROVAL— Signs Duplicate Copy As Sleuths Hunt Original

Duplicate Inflation Bill Signed   Original Copy Missing in White House Mystery

LIVING COST BILL SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   Measure Is a Duplicate, the Original Measure for a Voluntary Fight Against Inflation Having Been Lost.

TRUMAN SIGNS INFLATION BILL    What Happened to Original Copy, Lust Monday, Remains Mystery —Duplicate Bit Signed in Washington ‘Tuesday Mornlug,

U. N. Newsman, Alleged Red, Up  For Deportation   Greek Correspondent for Red Paper Refuses To Testify at Proceeding.

WRITER REFUSES TO TELL TIEUP   U. S. Seeks Affiliations Of Greek; UNO’s Lie Warns

Near Showdown In Governor Fight   Two Claimants For Gover norship Of Georgia See Showdown In Senate   COURT SUITS ARE ALSO CONFRONTED

Retired Business Man Put In Jail For Alleged Violation. Penalty Is ¢190.000 And 2 Years.

Arrest Inciter of School Strike ‘on Anti-Hate Law   Frantic Efforis Being Made To Settle Gary's Thifficulty

Board of Trade Boosts Margin Dequirements   Closing Prices of Grain Last Saturday Chosen As Base Level For Higher Margins

Margin on Grain Increased   Chicago Trade Board Uses Sliding Scale to Curb Speculation

MR. BULGING BICEPS Athlete Opens Jar of Olives In 1 Minute 10 Seconds

Muscle Value Demonstrated ee Value Vemonstrated  Newly Crowned Junior Mr. America Opens Jar Of Olives In 70 Seconds

Texas Superman Muscles In on Jar of Olives  To Prove ‘Mr. America, Junior’ Title No Fluke

Willa Cather, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Novelist, ‘Dies At Age Of 70

Willa Cather, Writer, Dies   Pulitizer Prize Winner Tn 1923; Raised In NebrasL. ,

Dutch Forces Also Make New Ship Landings  Invaders Capture Oil, Coal Regions > AA AASI. Fe? ._

‘Hostilities Going ‘Into Second Week   Indonesians Charge Enemy’s Aircraft Destroy City; Frontline Troops Cut Off

Dutch Send Paratroops into Action   Offensive Against Indonesian Republican. Army Enters Into Eighth Day.

Dutch Using Paratroops In Indonesia   Stiff Resistance Met by Troops in Interior of Java

TJonorviows Headliners “Joday  SUTCH PARATRCOPS HURLED AGAINST NATIVES

,Drop Down In Village And Attack   Natives Battle Invading Force At Lamadiang

PARATROOPS USED BY DUTCH IN FIGHT BATTLES RELATED   ‘Destruction’ of City by Aircraft Claimed Today; Food Is Dropped for Frontline Forces.   STIFF RESISPANCE IN AREAS REPORTED

GEORGIA LISTS FLOGGING CASE   Negro Man And Wife Spirited From Home And Flogged Severely By Four Unmasked White Men.

Georgia Negroes Beaten By Mob   Man and Wife Taken From Home And Flogged; Woman Shot

Negro Couple Subjected To NightFlogging   Four Unmasked White Mer Invade Conple’s Home Near Lithonia, Georgia

N MIDST OF STRIKE ‘  . . Lewis: Tags $100,0 000: Ror Phone Unionists:

Judge Chops Down Coal Miners’ Fine   $2,800,000 Taken OFF $3,500,000  i nndbamrndt Eno

Lewis Gives $100,000 To Phone Strike  Orders Refund Of $2,800,000 To The Miners

Contribution To Support Current Tieup   Court Warns UMW Against New Walkout

Lewis Gefs Back $7,800,000 Fine  Judge Goldsborough Orders Refund Made

Government Offers No Objection When Judge Issues Edict   Miners Promptly Contribute $100,000 to Help Telephone Strikers

$2,800,000 OF FINE REFUNDED T0 JOHN L, LEWIS TODAY   Promptly Contributed $100,. 000 to Striking Telephone Workers,   TO HELP SUPPORT TIEUT   The Money Will Be’ Used to Prosecute Strike and Pay for Fuel.

LEWIS BACKS PHONE STRIKE ‘WITH $100,000   FINE REFUNDED TC MINE WORKERS BY FEDERAL COURT

$100,000 Given In Support Of National Tieup   NFTW Official Says Union Can Carry On In Walkout

Phone Labor Donated Fund By John Lewis      Nearly Three Million Dol. lar Refund Given Mine Union Chief

Court Orders Refunding of U.M.W. Fine   Coal Miners’ Union Gets Back $2.800,000; Sends $100,000 to Support of Telephone Strike

Lewis Donates $100,000 To Aid Phone Workers   Injunction Is Still in Force and Can Be invoked; UMW Warnes

Jarist Orders Relunding Of  Contempt Fine   Goldsborough Acts After Government Says It Hes No Obiection.

’Phone Strikers Handed 100 Gs   Judge Says Order Against Striking Still In Force

UMW Chief Sends $100,000 Check To Phone Union   Goldsborough Reverses Previous Stand In Turning Back Bulk Of Contempt Fine

Refund Of Most Of Mine Fine Ordered   Goldsborough Directs Return Of $2.800,000 In View Of Work Resumption

Aid Phone Strike   Lewis Gets Back $2,800, 000 of Contempt! Fine  on UMW.    PHONE GIFT AT. ONCE      $100,000 Turned Over to Support Cross-Country ‘Telephone Tieup

Lewis Gets Back $2,800,000 Fine; Donates$100,000   Judge Goldsborough Keeps $700,000 Of Union Money For Contempt; Mine Leader Gives Ctesbing TLalanhkane Warlere A I] if

UMW Gets $2,800,00 Fine Refund  John Lewis Giv   John Lewis Gives Striking Phone Workers $100.000

Miners Get Refund Of $2.800.000   Judge Goldsberough Orders Money Repaid After There Is Ne Objection Offered

Miners Give $100,000 to Telephone Strikers After Judge Cuts Contempt Fine   Goldsborough Refunds $2,800,000, Closing Coal Case; Lewis Donation Offered for Needy Phone Workers 

UMW Turns Over $100,000 Check  to Phone Union   Lewis’ Action Follows. $2,800,000 Refund of Fine by Court

Mine Union Given Most Of Fine Back   $2,800,000 Refunded by Judge; Lewis Sends Phone Strikers $100,000

JUDGE. REFUNDS MOST OF FINE TO UMW CHIEF   Lewis Gets Back $2,800,006 Of Amount Levied for Spurning Court

Rule UMW Acting in “Good Faith”.  Portion of Contempt Fine Refunded

MINE WORKERS GET REFUND ON CONTEMPT FINE   U. M. W. Union Dorates $100,000 To Assist In Phone Strike

UMW Receives Fine Refund of $2,800,000   Union Immediately Gives $100,000 To Phone Strikers

Gives $100,000 To Striking Phone Workers   Judge Goldsborough Re. funds $2,800,000; Warns Tniunction Stull In Force.

Fine Refunded. Miners Give $100,000 To Phone Strike   Action Taken Hour After Judge Gives Back §? 800.000

Miners’ Fine Reduced by Court Order   So Lewis Promptly Ponates: $100,000:-Of It To! Phone Workers

Court Returns $2, $00,000 of Coal Mine Fine  Vi neta DenwwnttT se: Tarren:   Lewis Promptly Turns $100,000 Over to Phone Strikers

Phone Strikers _ Given $100,000  OfUMW Refund   Report Gift From Lewis As Court Returns Nearly Three Million Of Fine

Union Penalty Ordered Cut $0 Per Cent   UMW Gets $2,800,000 Back After U. S. Agent Teils Judge “Safety” Shutdown Harmless

$2,800,000 Refunded On UMW’s Fine   Court Award Leads To $100,000 Miner Gift To "‘Phana Stvilbaws.

Major Share OfUMW Fine Is Refunded   82.800.000 Given Back: Lewis Sends $100,000 Tc “WwW

PHONE UNION IS AWARDED $100,000   Lewis Makes Contribution To Phone Strikers   GOLDSBOROUGH   Refunds $2,800,000 With Warning That Strike Law Still Stands

Miners Get $2,800,000 Fine Refund   Contempt Case Seems Finished; Lewis: Im ‘mediately Gives Phone 'Wnion $100.000 Check

$2,800,000 Regained by Miners; Check to Help Support Strikers Taken Promptly to NF TW Offices

Lewis Gives $100,000 to  PhoneUnion  Donation is Part  Of Court’s Refund

RETURNS ALL BUT $700,000 OF PENALTIES   John L. Lewis Immediately Gives $100,000 to Strike ing Phone Employes

Lewis Given Most of — Fine Back :   Judge Orders Returr Of $2,800,000 To Miners’ Union

$100,000 Of It Contributed to Phone Strikers   Injunction Against Mine Walk-out Still in Force, Judge Warns.

Judge Orders  Refund of Part  Of UMW Fine $2,800,000 Goes  Back to Mine Workers Union

$100,000 of Refund Given Phone Union   John L. Lewis Acts ‘After Judge Orders Refund of $2,800,000 Of Fine to Miners

Government Offers No Objection   No Real Injury Done To People By Stoppage

LEWIS GIVES $100,000 10 DHONE UNION   Federal Judge Restores Major Portion of Fine

LEWIS GETS BACK $2,800,000 OF FINE   SENDS $100,000 ALMOST DMMEDIATELY TO SUPPORT OF PHONE STRIBE,

G oldsborough Refunds Fine  To Mine Union   Lewis Immediately Dispatches Check For $100,000 To Phone Strikers

Injunction Held Still In Force  Forbids Strike Aaainst Government

U. S. Lodges  No Objection  To Decision   Attorney Says Safety Stoppage To Cause No Real Detriment

LEWIS SENDS $100,000 10 PHONE UNION   Judge Goldsborough Warns Court Order Still in Force

Lewis Gives $100,000 to Phone Union   Moves Speedily After Goldsborough Makes Refund an Fine &

UMW Given Fine Refund By T rial Judge   Promptly Gives Telephone Workers ¢100.000 Check

ORDER ISISSUED BY GOLDSBOROUGH IN FEDERAL COURT   CUT ORIGINAL FINE OF $3,500,000 IMPOSED IN CONTEMPT CASE

LEWla GIVES 100,000 10 PHONE UNIOK   Money Will Be Used to Carry on Strike and Help Pay Expenses.

GIVEN $100,000 OF REFUND IN CONTEMPT FINE   Judge Goldsborough O. K.’s $2,800,000 Fund Return For Mine Workers

LEWIS GIVES $100,000 TO PHONE STRIKERS AFTER COURT REFUNDS 69 800 01) OF MINE UNION FINE

Lewis Gets Back $2,800, 000 of Contempt Fine on U.M.W.   PHONE GIFT AT ONCE   $100,000 Turned Over te Cross-Country  elephone Tieup

LATTER GIVES $100,000 T0 PHONE UNION   “ Lewis Acts Within Hour After Judge Nkavc Reimbursement

AGREED ON BASIC AIMS  )  - Senate Group Nears Action  Qn Army-Navy Merger Bill

— Near on Merger Bill   Senate Committee Tentatively Agrees to “Controlling Part” of Unity Plan

Reds Hail Treaty Approval as Step Toward Harmony   Russia Signs Treaties With Italy and Other Axis Satellites

Russia Agrees to Peace Treaties of Axis Satellites   Full Relations of Allies With Italy, Hungary, Romania; Bulgaria, Finlond Duc

Soviets Approve Italian, 4 Other Peace Treaties   Move is Surprise To Western Powers; Scheming Feared

Russia Last to Ratify Treaties; . Takes Full Credit.   Pravda Says U. S, Would Add Burden Upon: Vanquished

Reds Ratify Treaties With  Five Nations   Moscow Radio Makes Surprise Announcement

Foreign Aid Or Recession, Report Says   ~Ecoriotitists Say~ Trade with Europe Must Be. Kept Up

UN ECONOMIC STUDY PREDICTS U.S, RECESSION   Forecasts Dire Results If Foreign Loan Program Fails

ODOM TAKES OFF ON WORLD FLIGHT   Attempts At Start On Trip Have Been Delayed Three Times.

Pilot Starts Global Dash  Much-Delayed Odom   Much-Delayed Odom Flight Gets Under Way At Chicago

Odom Begins Solo World Speed Flight   Airman Hops From Chicago For Newfoundland On Globe-Girdling Dash.

New Jersey Telephone Strike Ends   Agreement Calls For Weekly Pay Boost of $4.79

Three More Death Terms fo Jews in Palestine Uprising  Verdicts and Strike Stea Show From U. N   Verdicts and Strike Steal Show From U.N.  Commission

JEWS WILL DIE FOR TERRORISM   British Sentence Three In Jerusalem: Peace Job Begun By U.N.

Death Fixed As Sentence  Of Three Jews   UN Commission Opens Work in Palestine Amid High Tension

BRITISH SENTENCE 3 JEWS TO DEATH   TRIO ACCUSED OF HOLY LAND TERRORISM—U. N, GROUP OPENS INQUIRY.

“WHAT'S. THE TROUBLE, ” JUNIOR G-MAN ‘ASKS OF FBI  AGENT: THEN HE GETS BUSY AND SOLVES GEM MYSTERY

JUNIOR 6-MAN © RECOVERS GEMS   Eight-Year-Old Sleuth De: livers the Goods

STORMS CAUSE “SEVERE LOSSES   DAMAGE IN_ MIDWEST. FROM STORMS AND FLOODS SET __AT 900 MILLION __ DOLLARS

Governors Support  Preparedness Plan      Marshall's Plea To Aid ‘Europe: ‘Gets Ge  "SZ innngh =

Marshall’s Explanation Of Policy — Wins Supporters Among Governors

Program Of Preparedness Soid Needed Governors Say U. S. Must Remain Strong

Program Of Preparedness Said Needed Governors Say U. S. Must Remain Strong   STASSEN AND TAFT FOLLOW Dewey Maintains Lead As Top Candidate For GOP Nomination

Governors Back Marshall Plan, Preparedness   Universal Military Training Is Urged By One Executive

Governors Aid  Marshall Plea   Preparedness Also Backed  Ry States’ Fxecutives

Governors to Support Marshall Plan, Military Preparedness   State Executives Are Advised Nation Must Get Ready to Meet Any Wide Scale Eventuality

South Carolina's Chief Executive  For Preparedness  Thinks Europe Now Bus Choosing Up Sides in

South Carolina’s Chief Executive For Preparedness   Thinks Europe Now Busy Choosing Up Sides in ‘Move Towards War

Governor Grour May Endorse  Preparedness  i i J bo oe ed Trt   Marshall Plan, Too, Gains General Support At Salt Lake Parley

GOVERNORS BACK MARSHALL PLAN TO HELP EUROPI   Resolution Formally Indorsing Secretary’s Proposals Expected to Be Piaced Before Conference.   DANGER OF NEW WAR SEEN BY THURMOND   Executives Move Toward Indorsement of Widespread Military Preparedness Program.

GOVERNORS FOR MARSHALL PLAN   Majority Of Those At Conference Support U. S. Secretary

Followers of Executed Mihailovic Blast Tito's Government on Airwave:

SECRET YUGOSLAV RADIO DEFIES TITO    Serbian’ Opposition Calls for King and Country

Decide Monday On Lilienthal   Committee To Vote On Atom Applicant

Senators Delay Committee Vote On Lilienthal   Decision Expected Monday After More Data is Assembled

Counsel.     At Hearing   TELLS SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE OUTLAWING SUITS BY ACT OF © CONGRESS UNCONSTITUTIONAL

C10 Fights Laws Aimed at Banning Portal Pay Suits   Counsel Leads Procession of Witnesses Before Senate Subcommittee   PROTEST EFFORTS  TO OUTLAW CLAIMS   Proposals Contrary to Principles of Constitution,  Says Pressman

C10 CHALLENGES PIGNT TO THROW OUT PAY GLAINS   Broad Counter-Aitack Started By Union Against Measures

C10 CHALLENGE HURLED AT PTP HEARING TODAY   Implications Catastrophic To Public Welfare, Lawyer Contends

ClO OPPOSES PORTAL BILLS   Challenges Constitutionality of Proposed Measures.

Union Attorney Flays Proposals Before Congress   Constitutionality of Measure Questioned At Committee Meet

PROPOSALS TO DENY PORTAL PAY ATTACKED   Constitutionality of Legislative Measures Challenged by CIO Counsel.

C10 Fights Bid To Bar Wage Suits   Counsel Says Proposal: Te Outlaw Claims Are Threat to Welfare.

Paraguay Rebels Launch Two Plane. Attacks  Three Civilians Are Killed in Second Assault

Paraguay Rebels Launch Two Plane. Atfacks  Three Civilians Are Killed in  On said Maeneewtt

 Mackenzie's Column —  /It’s Up To Big Four Chiefs To [Patch Rift Between Two Blocs

Today’s Outlook   By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

TURNER NAMES COURT JUSTICE   John Luttrelt, Norman, Wil Succeed Lote: ‘Monroe ‘ Qsbern on Monday .

John Luttrell Named Justice Supreme Court   Governor Roy Turner Appoints Norman Man To Succeed the Late Monroe Osborn on Benc'!

Empercr Worship Banned in Japan   Military Subjects  Ren Denhihieead

Emperor Worship Banned in Japan  Military Subjects Also Prohibited

Rev. Ray Harrell Resigns. Pulpit at First Baptist ‘Church   “Combat ‘Injuries Cause Pastor to ‘Leave Mexia Post

31 Are Killed  In Palestine  Violence Reported  Throughout Mid-East

Death Toll  MountsOver UN Decision  Thirty-One Die In Palestine; Hundreds Hurt

Death Toll Soars” To 31 In Hol Lend © : New Violence Rocks Arab. Jewish Areas.

PALESTINE DEATH TOLL JUMPS 10 st ASRIOTS CONTINUE   Skirmishes Take Place in All Parts of Holy Land and  Major Battle Is Fought »* Near Tel Aviv.   FULL SCALE CIVIL WAR IS THREATENED   U.N, Partition Decision Stirs Whole Arabian World—. Mobs in Cairo Smash Windows.

31 Are Killed And Hundreds Are Wounded  Entire Arab World Reports Disorders

Teen-Aged Boys Cause Furor With Disc Hoax  Officers Puzzled Until Truth Is Discovered

Reds Blast Germany Occupation Policies   Marshal Sokolovsky Accuses U. S., Britain of Pots. dam Agreement Violations in Bitter Statement

250,000 Idle As Coal Miners Protest Law   Mrs. C.M. Peterson Convalescing

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. J we Fiske e wie     Republicans Offer United Front While Concealing Differences

Mrs. McCullough, Neode_ sha. Reelected at Final  W.S.CS. Sessions

HEADS CONFERENCE   Mrs. McCullough, Neode sha. Reelected at Final W.S.C.S. Sessions

Work On Strategic Middle East Pipeline at Standstill ‘Natives Resent US Part in UN Plan

ARABS DELAY Oil. PIPE! NE VITAL TO U.S   BEDOUIN HOSTILITY FORCES AMERICANS TO QUIT WORK

Trans-Arabia Pipe-Line Job Stands Still  Partition Resentmen TPT 4.4. Te... F kek   Partition Resentment Halts Project Forrestal Calls Vital

May Reply To Molotov Today On Demands For German Government   Foreign Ministers Will Decide Whether To Continue Debate On German Peace Treaty Of Refer It To Deputies.

THREE FIREMEN KILLED IN BLAST   Gasoline Truck Explodes, Smashing Station

Judge Appointed Pardon, Parole Commission Head   Goy.-Elect Herbert Names Sherwood Welfare Director

CELINA JUDGE TO HEAD BOART   Younger Named Chairman o Pardon, Parole Group

Americans On Liner in  Colombia   Egyptian Princess Among 17 Killed in Halian Airliner Disaster.

Airliner Rams Mountain Peak: 50 Feared Dead   Crash of Italian Plane in Sea Claims 17 Lives

Fifty Persons Are Killed  In Colombian Plane Crash   Explosion Heard For Miles As Airliner Strikes 9.000Foot Mt. Tablazo, Northwest Of Bogota: Wreck Is World’s Worst Commercial Air Disaster

Some Americans Among Victims 0! Colombian Crast   Death Toll Worst in Aviation’s History Wreckage Located

3 High Oregon Officials, Pilot Killed in Crash   Gov. Snell, Senate President. State Secretary on Plane

STATE POLICE REACH SCENE OF AIR CRASH   Top Officials, Pilot Die as Tragedy Ends Trip

i's A Good Idea To Wotch Your Step More Than 100 New Laws Take Effect In Texas At Midnight

Over One Hundred: New State Laws Go Into Effect Friday   Traffic Code To Affect Most Citizens

Children Are Slain By Frenzied Father   Another Youngster Saved As She Pleads For Mercy

Father Runs Amok In Washington Slayings  Three Children Shot ‘And Beaten To Death

TRUMAN TO END VISIT TO MOTHER   President s Cheered by. Gains Of Last-Few. Days

TRUMAN GOING BACK TO WORK   Ailing Mother Continues To Improve; President May Leave Today

TRUMAN RETURN EXPECTED SOON   Remarkable Recovery Now Being Made by Mother of President

$105 Million Measure Tops All Records   Unanimously Approve Law After Rejecting 17 Amendments; Goes To Gov. Rennebohm

New York Milk — Up Cent a Quart   Larger Cities Affected Today; Producers Got Raise

Schuman Ready To Deal With Critical Situation After Contidence Vote

Premier Schuman Promises Action Today As Strikes Spread; Italian Leftists Occupy Raderal Ruilding

Compulsory Mobilization In France   Army Also Recalls For Service 80,000 of Last Year’s Military Class.

BRITISH TROOPS ‘LOAD SUPPLIES   Tieup Of Transport Workers * Hits London’s Markets

More Unions May Quit In Open Revolt   Attempt To Load Meat With Army Brings Revolt

SOLDIERS HAUL MEAT IN LONDON   Market Porters Strike in Sympathy With Truckers

TROOPS MOVE IN, WORKERS GO OUT   BRITISH FOOD STRIKE GROWS MORE SERIOUS

r BRITAIN. IN: LABOR. CRISIS More Strikes’ Feared. As ‘Troops: Load Meat

Sympathy Strikes Reported ln London; British Cabinet Discussing Labor Crisis

Troop Call Stirs British Walkout   Infautrymen Guard Food Market As Thousands Join Truckers:

Nursein Illinois Girls’ Institution  Is Beaten to Death    Negress Who Stole Baby From Nursery and Fled Object of Search

Balkan Guard Of U.N. Gets Free Hand   Council Rejects Soviet Proposal To Limit Probe

INVESTIGATION GROUP KEEPS ~ AUTHORITY   Boycott Is Threatened By Three Countries   YUGOSLAVIA   Blamed For Aiding Guerrillas In Greece; Russia Opposed

U.N. Grants Probe Group Free Hand   Troubie- Shooters To Keep Watch Over Balkan: Area

OVERELL ALIVE AT BLAST, CLAIM   Pathological Expert’s Testi_ mony Backs Up Detonne Point

Defense Claims Overell Alive at Time of Blast  nth.leew 8 Geolen

Two in Tail Are Injured      Plane Lands Near Snow Plowing Crew; Deputies Also Hurt

Five Killed, Two Hurt As Superfort Crashes On Mt. Spokane In Snowstorm

He gee A RRR CTR len arcane nS: eenaman FIVE MEN KILLED IN SUPERFORTRESS CRASH

Superfort Hits Mount Spokane Killing Five   Two Hurt In Wreck Which Occurs In Blinding Snowstorm

FIVE MEN KILLED IN THE CRASH OF A — SUPERFORTRESS   Two Others Were Injured in Accident Near: Spokane, Wash.   IN A HEAVY SNOWSTORM   Plane Broke Into Flames After It Struck the * Ground.

Five Killed In Crash Of B-29 Plane   Superfortress Crashes Into Meunt Spokane

Five Killed In Crash of B-29 Plane   Two Riding In Tail Section Reeeives Iniuries

FIVE KILLED IN CRASH OF B-29   Superfortress Hits Mount  Spokane In ‘Blinding  Snowstorm’

5 KILLED IN CRASH OF SUPERFORTRESS   Two Others Survive Fall on Mount Spokane in Snowstorm

5 DIEIN CRACKUP OF BLAZING B-29   2 Saved When Tail Section Drops Off In Snowstorm

CRASH OF B-29 FATAL 10 FIVE   Superfortress Wreckec In Blinding Storm On Mount Spokane

Five Killed, Two Injured In B-29 Crash   Accident Occurred: On Mount Spokane in Washington During Blinding Snowstorm _

Five Die, Two Hurt In Crash of B-29 In Washington   Blazing Ship Falls  Within 100 Feet of Snowplow Operator Cn Mount Sankara

FIVE KILLED IN CRASH OF B-23   Plunges Into Mount Spokane During Snowstorm

Five Killed In Crash Of Army Bomber   B-29 STRIKES SIDE OF MOUNTAIN NEAR SPOKANE

LOWELL FIRELOSS.. BELOW U.S. AVERAGE   $253,825 Tota] Record; Local $2.49 Figure Compares Favorably with National $2.90

Molotov Blasts East-West Division, Accuses U.S. Of Seeking  Demination #

LONDON DOCK  WORKERS JOIN IN PROTESTING GOVT ACTIONS   British Using Troops To Move Food In 9-Day Truckers Strike

Strike Roll  Increasing   Londén Dock Workers Vote to Join 30,000. *". Idle Union Laborers

Dockers Join British Strike   Movement of Food’ By Troops Protested

Food Supply Of Britain Periled By Labor Unrest   Kush fo Establish Fast-Acting Boards To Settle Dispute; Army Delivers Food

Dock Workers To Join in London Strike  Use of Troops to Help Feed Residents Is Drawing Protest

Workers Are Opposed to Use of..Troops in Movement of  Strike Bound Trucks

Labor Government Seeks Remedy . . . . Food Famine Is Facing England; Strikes Spread

Dock Workers Vote Walkout   Many Worker Groups Protest Use of Troops

Protest Use Of Troops To Move Food   Truck Drivers On Strike To Have Backing Of Others

London Dock Workers Join Protesi Against Troops As Strikebreaker:

Dock Workers In London To Join Union Walkout   Troops Deliver Food In Limited Quantities To Meat-Hunery British

Dock Workers Vote To Join  Union in Strike   As Protest to British Use Of Troops To Move Food Supplies

London Dock Hands Vote Their Support To Driver Walkou   Reach Decision To Stage Sympathy Strike in Mass Noon Hour Meeting

London Dock Workers Are On Walkout   Vote To Join 30,000 Union Laborers in Protest Over Soldiers Transporting Food, Meat.

Dock Workers to Aid London Truck Union With Strike  Food Handled by

DOCK WORKERS JOIN STRIKE   Vote Walkout in Protest of Use of * Troops to Move Food

DOCK WORKERS JOIN STRIKE IN LONDON   Protest Use Of Servicemen To Move Food Supplies   Ignore Appeals Of Leaders To Remain On Jobs: Plan For Quick Settlement

Strike in London  Hits Docks   Walkouts Threaten Food Distribution Throughout England

Striking London Trackers Joined By Dock Workers  Use of Troops for   Use of Troops for Transporting Food Stirs Mass Action

Use of Troops To Move Food Brings Protest   Transport Union Officials’ Plea Is Shouted Down

LONDON DOCK WORKERS CAST PROTEST VOTE   Troops Continue Food Hauls As Truckers Remain Off Jobs

—PROTEST USE OF TROOPS— London’s Dock Workers Join Truckers In Strike

London’s Dock Workers Vote - ToJomStrike   Act in Protest of Use o!  Troops to Move Food

Dock Workers Ballot To Join London Strike  Protest Troops Use Ae Strikehrackarc __

London’s Dock  Workers Vote To Join Strike   Decision Reached At Noon Hour Meeting; Truck Drivers Walked Out Week Ago

DOCK HANDS JQIN STRIKE IN LONDON   Stevedores Back 30,000 Unior Laborers in Protesting Use of Troops to Haul Food in Truck Drivers’ Walkout.

Dock Workers Vote to Join 30,000 Strikers  Protest Use of a ee . VWlalbancdé

Fresh Walkouts Loom in London  Dock Werkers Vote to‘ Ald Strikers

London Dock Crews Strike In Food Tieup   Use of Troops to Ease Serious Shortcges Extends Labor Strife

Dock Workers Joir In Strike Against British Troop Use  — Walkout of Truck Drivers Threatens — To Spread Quickly

Dock Workers Join Strike Of  Truck Drivers   British Union Member: Protest Use Of Troops Te Move Food Supplies.

Dock Workers In London To Go On Strike   USE OF TROOPS FOR MOVING FOOD IS PROTESTED

British Unions Back Truckers  Dock Workers Protes Gov't Use Of Troops

Dock Workers Join London  ood Strike   Mass Meeting Votes Walkout Protesting Use of Soldiers to Replace Truckers

CALL WITNESSES TO TESTIFY HOW 11 LOST LIVES   PUBLIC HEARINGS HELD HERE TODAY AT THE CITY. HALL

Kirohite Makes Plea To Subjects For Hew Nation   EMPEROR IN APPEAL TC PEOPLE FOR HELP

Move to Turn Aid Funds over to Red Cross Defeated   Distribution in Europe by Private Aaencies Rejected

ARGENTINA AND CHILE TO SIGN. PACT AND. 3RAZIL MAY ALSO JOIN MOVEMENT

Police Officer, Slayer Die in Gun Battle   Exchange Eleven Shots in Blazing Fight

Police Officer, Slayer Die in Gun Battle  _ Exchange Elever  Shots in

VANDENBERG ASKS CHANGE IN VETO   Proposes U. N. 1, N. Adopt New Policy for “Big Five” Members

Rise in Oil Flow Will Be Allowed   Order Encourages Search for Fields

Ignoring Red Protest German Industry Level , Raising Confab Opens

“PROGRESS” TO BE REPORTED TOCOMMITTEE   No Contract With Soft Coal Operators Has Beea Agreed Upea   CONFERENCE HELD WITH SOUTHERNERS

Southern Area Owners, Union Begin Talks   Lewis To Give Policy Committee Progress Report

UNION LEADERS TO DECIDE ON LABOR LAW   Verdict To Be Made Known In Ten Days

UAW IS DENIED NLRB BENEFITS   ‘Thomas Refuses To Sign TaltHartley Affidavit

hd 867 ES EY WRENCH INTO LABOR AGT   Auto. Workers’ Vice- ‘President : teftises.” ‘To Sign. None “Communist Affidavit          JOINS CHIEFS. OF AFL, ClO IN HOLDING OUT

WAGE RAISE GIVEN RAILWAY WORKERS   ‘MILLION NON-OPERATING EMPLOYES AWARDED 15%CENT HOURLY BOOST.

RAIL WORKERS ARE AWARDED PAY INCREASE   Million Non-Operating Employes Given Hike By 6-Man Board

Million Rail Workers Given Pay Increase   1542 Hourly Hike Retroactive to Sept. 1 Is Granted by Board

Railroad Men GetIncrease In Hourly Pay   Million Workers Granted 15% Cent Boost By Rail Board

Arbitration Board Grants Pay Hike To Rail Workers  Non-Operating Employe Get Boost Estimated

PAY BOOST GIVEN TO RAIL WORKERS   Million Non-Operating Employes Receive 15-Cent Hourly Increase,

WASHINGTON MERRY -GO- ROUND   GREEKS HAD CHANCE TO FORM DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT AFTER KING GEORGE'S DEATH; KING PAUL'S AsCENSION TO THRONE GIVES GREECE A GERMAN QUEEN; ROLLCALIL OF UNSAFE MINES.

House Vote Kills  OPA June 30, Cuts  Treasury Deeply Democrats Try Vainly  To Put Amendment on i Rs”

Big Appropriatior Measures Passed by House  One Bill Kills OPA; Other Cuts Funds for Treasury

HOUSE RUSHES WINDUP OF OPA   Two Big Appropriation Bills Approved And Sent To Senate

HOUSE VOTES DEATH T0 OPA   2 Appropriation Bills, One Ending Agency June 30, Given Approval

Federal Financial Help To Double College Rolls By 1960 Urged Today

MORE COLLEGE STUDENTS AND BETTER URGED   Educational Report Outlines Handicaps in Present School System.

COMMISSION REPORT ON EDUCATION President's Committee Proposes Aid to Double Colleae Enrollment

To Double Enrollment.  In Colleges   Truman Commission Proposes Government Aid And Denounces ‘Quota Svstems’

Propose to Double College Enrollments With US Help  Report Criticizes Race Segregation

COLLEGE ‘QUOTA SYSTEMS HIT Federal Financial Help To Boost Enrollments Asked

—EDUCATION.—Segregation In Schooling  Denounced  Increase In TT ow ASS VITYT....

Federal Financial Help To Double College Enrollments By 1960 Favored By Commission

TRUMAN COMMITTEE ASKS U.S. Assistance To Double College Enrollment By 1 960

Call For U. S. Aid To Double College Rolls   Need For More Professionals By 1960 Cited In Education Report

Federal School Aid Row Boils   Southerners on Truman Committee Oppose Report

Federal Aid Urged For U.S. Education   _ Plans To Double College Enrollments By  19060 Offered: Seareaation le Denounced

Federal Aid To Colleges Is Proposed   TRUMAN COMMISSION IN PLAN FOR U. S. SCHOOLS

Subsidy Asked By Commission  ToEdueate U.S   Presidential Group Advises Doubling  Of College Enrollmen To Avoid Crisis

Federal Aid Proposed By Truman Commission to Double College Enrollments

Quota Systems Under Fire Of Commission  Group, Of Which U.A. President Is  hdAambar Ranarte

Federal Aid for College Educatiun   Quota Systems Are Denounced By President’s Commission

PROPOSE FEDERAL FINANCIAL HELP FOR COLLEGES   Would Attempt to Double _ Enrollment by the Year 1960.   REPORT OF COMMISSION   President Truman Released  Document In Washington  Today.

FEDERAL HELP TOUP COLLEGE ENROLLMENTS   Education Commissior Denounces Racial Segregation

U. S. SHORT OF DOCTORS, TEACHERS Federal Help Is Asked To Double College Enrollments

Education Group Offers Proposal  Would Boost College Attendance Greatly

Commission On Higher Education Plans To Double College Enrollments By 1960

FILM STAR IS CONVICTED = ~~ OF KIDNAP=BEATING PLOT   MADGE MEREDITH PACES —PRIGON SENTENCE ron” “HAVING HER EX:MAN: —  AGER ASSAULTED .

Maquis Plot ilas Serious Im plication   Appears France Veering To Right After Deep Nose Dive Lefts Nation Has Economic Troubles

THE BLACK MAQUS PLOT IN FRANCE PUZZLING IN SOME RESPECTS AND — LEAVES MUCH TO THE IMAGINATION

Mackenzie's Column Communists Seem To Be Steadily Losing Their Foothold In France

U. S. Official Makes Visit  To Indonesia  Consul General Takes Steps to Hasten Accord

Mother, 2 Tots, DieinBlaze —   Rescue Effort Futile'at Sheboyqan

3 DeadIn Crossing Collision   R. I. Passenger Hits Gasoline Transport Near Norton, Kas.

Three Die in Fiery Crash of Train, Truck   Locomotive, Two Cars Burn After Train Rams Into Gasoline Transport

Three Killed In Crossing Crash   Gasoline Transport Truck And Diesel Locomotive Figure In Collision.

GRAIN HARVEST MAY SOON BE IN “SWING”   lf Weather Conditions Are Favorable Will Take ~ Place Next Week   NEED DRY WEATHER

TWO DEATHS WITHIN WEEK ~~ CLIMAX TOUGH LUCK STORY   YOUNG BOYS OF DESTITUTE FAMILY KILLED IN ACCIDENTS—FATHER JOB . LESS AND ILL

Forecasters Look Ahead  Demonstrations of Power From Atomic Energy By ‘52

$1,000,000 Crop Damage In Maryland   String Beans. Apples, Peaches, Cantaloupes, Other Vegetables. Fruit: Lost Durine Cold

Estimate Loss In State At Million      Record May Frost General Over Maryland, Renori« Shaw

CON ee ION-T oe “PRESENTS. NEWS. EVENTS  OF -THE Day. ON: SCREEN

aUVIET AAW IN PARADE ON — AED BIRTHDAY   Marches in Moscow While Bulganin Looses Blast at Capitalists.

SOVIET UNION CELEBRATES REVOLUTION   Greatest Miltary Parade In History Seen

Many Vets To Be Available For Teaching   Finishing Courses; To Be Ready for Jobs in 19471948 Year

Wide Labor Strife Wanes Frarce Emerges Victor  In Struggle With Reds

Soviet Russia Ends Trade  Negotiations   Moscow, Paris Expel Repatriation Boards; Alliance Threatened

MONTH-LONG LABOR STRIFE ENDS IN FRANCE   Communist Union Leaders ‘Reach Terms’ With Government

Bair WUE JaMuUal y ET  French Labor Strife Ended; CGT Accepts  Cabinet Edict   Communist Leaders Seek To Strengthen Unions For Renewal

‘Reds in Franc Accept Terms to End Strike   Idle Workers Are. Directed to Return to Icbs

F rench Labor Confederation  Ends Strike   Government Terms Win Awnvnoal

FRENCH STRIKES “TO -END TODAY      COMMUNIST-LED LABOR GROUP -ORDERS -WORKEERS10 RETURN TO JOBS,

FRANCE’S RED STRIKES ENDED   Communist-Led CTG Calls Off Work Stoppages in Truce with Government.

MILLIONS SENT BACK T0 POSTS BY COMMUNISTS   Crippling Strikes Of Past Month Come To End As LeftistDominated Unions Agree To Government lerms.

PARIS AND ROME STRIKES AVERTEL   Communists Accept French . Ultimatum: Rome Reds ; Liit Deadline

ind Alter Month  Present Labor Lull Expected to Continue Lintil First of Year

French in Hopes Labor Peace Will Last for Month  CGT Leaders Issue Notice to Unions Asking New Strengtt

LABOR LEADERS FAIL TO OBTAIN MAJOR DEMAND   Many Observers Feel That Peace Will Continue Into First Of Next Year

ACCEPTED BY FRENCH LABOR   Action Coincides With Lifting of Deadline By Italian Labor

RED-LED STRIKE ENDS IN FRANCE   General Confederation O Labor Accepts Goyernment Terms

French Strikers Return; Rift Witl Russia Widens   Lull In Labor. Uprising  t Seen As Only Temporary  As Unions Look Forward Ty, New Strugvles

Red-Led Strikes In France End   bor Confederation ccepts Government rms

Government Terms Agreed To By Reds   General Feeling Is Peace Not Lasting One

France Ends  Labor Strife   Labor Accepts Gov't. Terms, Order Strikers To Work.

Labor Leaders In France Bow To Government   Red-dominated CGT Calls Off Strikes, But Most Observers Predict Brief “Peace”

 French Strikes End After Month of Strife Which Brought New Trouble With Russia

French Strikes Ended After a Month of Strife  Brought Nation to Brink of Anarchy

France’s Communist-Bred Strikes End.  Leavine New Rift With Soviet Union

rrench Strikes End Amid Rift With Russia   Senator Urges U. 8. Control For Greek UNRRA Surplus

French Strikers Return To Jobs As Strife Ends  Workers Accept Government Terms

Water Hits Record High, Crumbling Big Levee; Damages Run in Millions

Rich Farmlands Damaged; Losses Run High  Mississippi River  eo   Mississippi River Reported at All-Time Crest

Program Set By Turner Is Now Completed   Better Farm-to-Market Roads, Principal Plank In Turner Platform, Has Been Provided

RENT CONTROL BILLS DIFFER   ENFORCEMENT METHODS OF TWO MEASURES ARE VARIED

ZND ANNUAL ~~ GOLF MEET   Aug. 31 and ‘Sept. 1 Axe Dates — $1,000 In  Pitas

2ND ANNUAL ~— GOLF MEET   Aug. 31 and Sept: 1 rine “Dates —. $1,000  Prizes

MOLOTOV ASKS END 10 BiG 4 GERMANY RULE   Proposes Creation of Democratic Governmen for All of Country

Charges U.S. Sowing Seed Of New War   Marshall Denounces Russian Minister For ‘Propaganda’

WEST SHRUGS OFF HIS CHARGE ‘OF IMPERIALISM   As Big Four Agrees On Agenda

Molotov Raps West’s Aims For Germany   Marshall Says Soviet’s Allegations Are ‘Figments Of Propaganda’

Marshall Scores His Allegations As Propaganda   Big Four Pass Up Treaty for Austria, Aqree Upon Agenda

4-Power Pact No. 1 Problem   Marshall Says Agreement Would .Cause Many Difficulties to Fade

FOUR-POWER PACT OF SECURITY HELD IMPORTANT ISSUE   Marshall Says Security Pact Against Germany Would Clear Up Situation

Four-Power Pact. Against Germany Is Marshall Aim —  40-Year Security Pact Would Clear Path to Peace’ Settlements

Oily Wick And Matches Found; Death Toll 18   State Police Quiz 20; Franciscan College Endangered

Continue To Fight In Maine   Report Other Flames Controlled, Confined ; 8.000 Are Homeless

British Chiefs Say Peace Is Their Aim   Showdown With Leftis Group in Party Due at Conference

Gird For Showdown With Rebel Bloc... British Understanding   With U. S. Said Aimed   At Avoiding Of Strife

Britain Denies That Russians Being Snubbec   Aggressive Policy Toward America Said Imnocsible

LABOR PARTY LEADERS GIRDING FOR SHOWDOWN IN BRITAIN: SAY AIM OF UNDERSTANDING IS TO PREVENT WAR

British Laborites Say Alliance Aims To ‘Prevent War’  New Booklet Raps Leftist Elements For Attacking U. S.

Labor Party Leaders Ars “eu         Policy”          Answer Given to Charge That -U. S.  Is: Menacing Peace

Laborites Assert War Prevention Aid of Britain and United States

British Labor Party Defends Foreign Policy   Declares Aim Of Anglo. U. S. Understanding Is To Prevent War.

British Rebels In Resolution  Crack At US.   Says America Frightened By Russie; Aid  Program Scored.

Labor Regime Flouts Fears Of New Strife   British Leaders To Seel Showdown With Leftist Bloc, Critical Of Foreign Policy

Approves Chinese Control in Dairen  Soviet Union Agree: to Make Change

CHINA TO TAKE OVER IN DAIREN   Russia Agrees To Give Up Control Of Port City In Manchuria

Dairen Accord   Reported. Near   Soviet Said Ready to Give Chinese Control of City

SWEATT CASE BEFORE HIGH COURT Negro Again Seeks To Enter Texas U.

NEGRO’S LEGAL FIGHT  FOR ADMISSION T0  U OF T 15 RENEWED BRIEF FILED IN CIVIL .  APPEALS COURT ASKING ORDER TO ENORCE ENTRY

Street Surfacing — Requests Made To Town Council  Some Blacktopping  _ Planned For LeMars The. Cul :

Street Surfacing  Requests Made _  To Town Council Some Blacktopping  . Planned For LeMars “This Fall

TEXAS-OU SIDELIGHTS—  ‘Bottle Throwing, Referee Baiting Not Recommended

School Chiefs Silent After Football Row   Texas, Oklahoma ‘Claim Relations Are Not Affected

PHONE STRIKERS SHED BLOOD IN POLICE BATTLE   Twenty-four Arrested Rushing Main Picket ) Lines in Detroit

Threats Made By Phone To Non-Strikers:   24 Persons Are ‘Arrested After Three Iniured

24 Phone     In Custody   POLICE BATTLE PICKETS TRYING. ‘TO BLOCK ENTRANCES TO PHONE: CO. OFFICES; THREE INJURED —° -

Threats Made By PhoneTo Non-Strikers  24 Persons Are   ‘Arrested After “3h eee lelteccad

DETROIT PHONE WORKERS CLASH   21 Strikers Arrested it Picket Line Flare-up

Detroit Police Battle Phone Union Picket:   19 Strikers, Two Leaders Arrested Afier Bloody Tilt

Three Women Among 21 Strikers Arrested in Flareup   Company Spokesman Says Trouble Attributed To “Intimidation Against Non-Strikers P

FORD-Cio TALIS . STILL BLOCKE.   Union Rejects Firm’: Last Proposal On Pension Plan

Elliott Roosevelt Puts Spotlight on Delay in War-Time Procurement Plan

Five Persons Die In Plane  Crash In Rain   Converted C47 Cargo Ship Comes Down In Swamp At Charleston

Bodies Found Inside Plane Afier Mishap   Rescuers. Plough Through Swamps Tt. Danch Scene

South Carolina Plane Crash Is Fatal To Five   Crew Members Die In Swamp Crackup

FIVE. ARE VICTIMS OF PLANE'S CRASH ON NEW YEAR'S EVE   Swamp Near Charleston. S. C. Is Scene of Fatal! Accident; C-47 Ship Is Found Wrecked.   CORONER RELATES STORY OF TRAGEDY

DEPUTIES AGREE ‘TO LISTEN TO HITLER AIDES   French Yields On German Reparations Issue At Conference

Hopi Indian Snake Dancers Miffed Over White Men’s Synthetic Rain

Hopi Dancers ‘Sore’ After Science _ Squeezes Rain Out of Their Clouds

Ride in London Streets By Princess and Philip Barred as Too Risky

ALL HIGHWAYS IN NORTH IOWA BLOCKED AGAIN   Temperatures to Drop Still Lower In State Tonight

Brutal Winds Whip Across State Today. Temperatures Sub-(   Drifting Snow Block: Roads; Colder Night Forecast For lowa

Highways Again Blocked; Report 8th lowa Death   Highway Commission Says Roads North Of No. 30 Closed; Driving Hazardous

Colder Weather Forecast Tonight; State in Icy Grip   All Roads North of Highway 30 and In. cluding 30 Reported Blocked

SEN. LUCAS NAMED TO FINANCE AND AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY COMMITTEES

Stalin Quits As Head Of Soviet Army   Growing Pressure Of Main Work Given as Reason

STALIN QUITS ~AS MINISTER OF ARMED FORCES   Excessive Pressure  of Main Work Cause; Successor .Named

STALIN RESIGNS AS MINISTER OF RUSSIAN FORCES   PRIME MINISTER HANDS JOB OVER TO GEN. BULGANIN

Stalin Gives Up Position  As Head Of Armed Forces   ‘Excessive Pressure of Main Work’ Given as Reason for Resigning—Politically Astute Marshal - Bulganin Assumes Post

Stalin Resigns Ministry For Armed Forces   Turns Post Over To Gen. Bulganin

STAL MILITARY POST   Turns Over Minister 01 Armed Forces Job To Bulaanin

STALIN RESIGNS AS ARMY HEAD   Marshal Bulganin Named Replacement; Pressing Duties Cause

STALIN RESIGNS AS HEAD OF RED FIGHTING FORCES   GENERAL BULGANIN NAMED 8U

Stalin Gives Up. Job as Minister Of Armed Forces   Gen, Bulganin Named to Post

STALIN QUITS AS SEADER OF ARMY   Prime Minister Steps Down To Lighten Load

STALIN ST OUT OF JOB AS MINISTER OF ARMED FORCES   Post Goes To Skilled Soviet Administrator; Stalin Too Busy

STALIN RESIGNS MILITARY POST   Main Job Too Pressing General New Minister Of Armed Forces

Stalin Quits Post _ As Soviet’s Armed  _ Forces Commande   Gen. Bulganin Named to Succeed.Red Boss; Who Blames “Pressure”

BULGANIN TAKES “OVER RED TROOPS   Pressure Of Other Work Responsible For Action, The Moscow Radio Says In Announcement

Stalin Quits One of Jobs   Hands Armed Forces Ministry to Bulganin To Lighten Burden

Stalin Quits As Army Head   Steps Out Because of Excessive Pressure  Of Main Work

Stalin Resigns As Minister Of  Armed Forces   Bulgari ian Chosen For. Hish Post

Stalin Steps Out As Head Of Russ Army   ‘Pressure Of His Main Work’ Forces Him To Resien As Army Minister.

Stalin Resigns As Leader Of Russian Army   Blame Other Duties Gen. N. A. Bulganin, Top Administrator, Given New Job

Stalin Steps DownasRed Army Chief   ‘Pressure of Main Duties’ Given as Reason for Chanae

Livestock Prices Up To Consumers   Cotton Mart ls Closed by Labor Strife   Dr. C. C. Cropper Claimed in Texas   Three Leap to Death in Fire   Sullivan Assails Taft Leadership

SKILLED RUSSIAN OFFICER ASSUMES CONTROL OF ARMY   ‘General Takes Over Pusition Vacated By Stalin Because of Work Pressure

Stalin Quits as Soviet Minister Of Armed Forces   Keeps Other Top Pést: in Government, However

Stalin Resigns Post As Head Of Red Army   Burden Of Main Job  ls Given As Reason

Stalin Steps Out As Chief  Soviet Force:   Surrenders Reins to Gen. Nikolai Bulgania, Reported to Be Skilled Administrator

Stalin Relinquishes Job As Head Of Soviet Armed Forces; Pressure  Of Other Work Given As Reason

Bulganin Gets Armed Forces Ministership  “Pressure” Of Other Jobs Given As Reasen

Stalin Quits Army Position   Resigns as Head of Armed Forces, Pleading Press of Other Duties.

STALIN RESIGNS AS WAR CHIEF   Lists ‘Pressure of Work’ as Reason for Resignation

Stalin Resigns Post of Soviet Generalissimo   "Excessive Pressure of His Main Work” Is Reason Far Onittine

Stalin Resigns Post As Chief Of Soviet Army   Gen. Bulganin Named Minister; Press Of Other Duties Cited

Jewish Commandos On Rampage   Kill 14 Arabs To Bring Death Toll To 187 In Holy Land

Death Toll at 187 In Holy Land War   Bevin Tells House Britain Will Vacate Karly if Possible

Deaths Mounting in Communal War  Jewish Commandoes Kill Fourteen Arabs

{4 Arabs Killed Ih Jewish Attack  Caramandne   Commandos Strike, From Haifa To Hebron

Palestine Slaughter Mounts   Jewish Commandoes Raid Rrab Villages, Kill 14, Wound 6

MOTORMAN KILLED IN RAIL COLLISION   Score Of Commuters Aboard  Local Are Injured In Philadelphia

Jews In U.S. Asked’ To Give 250 Million   Appeal Made For Aid To Needy Brethren In Europe

Many Strange Contradictions Are Noted in Pomp at Princess’ Rites

PRESIDENT SILENT ABOUT LEGISLATION   ‘Treman Hasn't Indicated Whether Hell Signa Ur Vete Labor And Tax Weassren

VETO RUMORED FOR LABOR AND TAX MEASURES   Truman Silent; Ponders What To Do About Both Problems

Truman Silent On Bill Signing   President May Veto Leabor and Tax Reduction Measures

PREDICT TAX LABOR VETOES   Truman Rejection of Twe Major Bills Expected By Many Solons

Brutal Execution Of 4,980 Germans As Penalty For Unsuccessful Attempt To Murder Hitler Revealed In Document

Nazi Terrorism Wave Described  4,980 Germans Were Shot or Hanged

Germans Hanged, Tortured to Death 3 By Hitler Following Assassins’ Plot 

NEWS INDEX   Report Declares 4,980 Germans Were Killed After the Attempted Assassination of Hitler

Thousands Slain Or Tortured  Germany Under A Reign Of Terro: After Attempt Of Hitler's Life

“Reign of Terror” Staged After Aitempt to Kill Nazi Chief Failed July 20, 1944   Documents Seized  Show Revolt Plot   Col. General Beck And Other German Officials Led Secret Moves For “F Jquidation”

4.980 Germans Killed In Terror Reign Following Bomb Plot Against Hitler

Captured Records Show 2,800 Germans Killed in Hitler Reign of Terror Following Bomb Attempt on His Life

Now ul Can be Told  4.980 Slain During German Terror After Try on Hitler’s Life

British Report 4890 Nazis Died In Hitler Purge  Fuehrer's Revenge Afte   Fuehrer’s Revenge After Attempt on His Life Was Widespread

4,980 Germans Died In Hitler Bomb Plot  British Admiralty Reveals Records

4,980 Germans Put to Death After Plot to Assassinate Hitler in °44

BRITISH REVEAL DETAILS OF PLOT AGAINST HITLER   Declare More Than 4,980 Germans Were Put to Death After Attempt to Assassinate Fuehrer.   REVOLT IS CALLED ONE FROM THE TOP   Motives Given as Hatred of Dictator and Belief He Would Drag Nation to Destruction.

Movement To Assassinate Hitler Almost Succeeded   Rey RICTIARH TOMPRKING

British Report 48% Nazis Died In Hitler Purge:   Fuehrer’s Revenge After Attempt on. His Life . , Was Widespread

Condition Of Mrs. Truman  Much Better   President’s Mother Heart ened By His Presence At Her Missouri Bedside   Able To Talk To Her Son   Truman Flies Home Through Driving Rainstorm; Ignored Warn. ing Of Tornado

New Concessions Are Asked By  The British    -U. S. Officials  Fear: They Would Hurt Amer. Trade

Imports From This Nation To Be Cut   Further Slashes In Purchases From America , Will Do Serious Damage To Foreign Trade 

Nicaraguans Getting Cold Shoulder   U.S. Decides Not to Recognize Somoza’s Regime

Nicaraguans Getting Cold Shoulder  U. S. Decides Not to Recognize SGamager’c Raqgima

Ihumbs Down on'Woodman, Spare That Tree!’ Cry Cops, Wallace Ni-arannianCain Who Then Arrest Men for Rescuing Girl Not for!

U.S. Brushes Off  Nicaragua Regime   Decides Before Formal Talks on Coup

PETRILLO. SET TO BLOCK RADIO   Cross-Country Broadcasts To Be Halted

PETRILLO TO BAN NETWORK MUSIC   @ets Feb. 1 To End Big Name Bands’ National Broadcasts

PETRILLO BAYS HE WILL BAN NETWORK PROGRAMS THAT. INCLUDE MUSIC NEXT  . YEAR:

WRECKS DAMAGE FOUR CARS HERE   Auto Skids To Hit Parked Machine; Two Collide At Hill Light

Suggest S500 As “Top Bonus  Kor Veterans   Recommendation Made by Minority Democrats in House

VETERANS BONUS — IN MISSOURI HOUSE   Would Be Paid Either In Cash Or In Interest Bearing Notes.   MATURE IN 10 YEARS   Would Be Tax Free; Financed By Stiff New Excise Taxes.

Excise Taxes Urged fo Pay Stafe Gl Bonus   Missouri Democrats Propose Schedule of Stiff, New Levies

Union Officials Advised To Sign  Counsel Stress Loss Of NLB Services

PHILADELPHIA FACES ACUTE OIL SHORTAGE   Gas To 500,000 Consumers May Be Cut Off

California Backs Gov. Warren as  Ist 1948 Choice   Taft Has Made Good Im. pression on Pre-campaign Tour, Senator Admits

Taft Has Made Good Impression  In California Warren Will Be  State's Favorite

Taft Makes Good Impression in California.   But Warren Will ‘Be State’s First Choice for Pres.

RedA-Bomb Test Blast Doubted   U. S. Experts Skeptical Over Explosion Account in Paris Paper

Sef Injured Af 1,305 As Search, Relief Continue   Set Property Loss In Woodward At $5 Million; 100 Blocks Levelled

Injured List Tops 1,300   Hunt For Casualties Less Is in Millions

‘Old Cars Best, Texan Says as He Forks Over ($995 tor 1927 Model T

‘ood, Clothing Au sent to Scene He Mf Tidal Wave F   I Austria Has b Hope for Early 2 Peace Treat

Britain Rations Electricity, Gas   Palestine Evacuation Completed   Veterans Fight Rent Hike Plans   MONEY if CHEAP   AJPARA AND ERASE ft ice   Pupils To See Reenactment Of Edison’s Light Invention

Forest Fires Claim Lives Of 17 Persons   Loss In New England Set At $26,000,000

Forest Fires Take 15 Lives; Cause 26 Million Damage in Maine Area:

LIKE REFUGEES OF WAR-—  Thousands Flee Flame- Wasted Colony to Escape Another Nicht of Terror From Flames

Refugees Flee Raging Forest  Fire in Maine   Loss: Passes $26,000,000 In. Flames Across > New Enzvland

Maine Fire Still Sweeps Unchecked on Four Fronts’ 6 Communities Wined Out.

17 Die, Loss Tops 26 Millions as Fire Cuts Path Over New England

Death Toll Hits 17 as Forest Fires Continue to Rage in 3 N.E. States

New England Fire Takes 18 Lives  Outbreaks Flare In Other Sections

18 REPORTED DEAD; LOSS 15 $26,000,00   6 Maine Communities Devastated As Fires Rage Unchecked

Thousands Flee Maine Forest Fires: 18 Dead   Millionaire Island Colony At Bar Harbor And Six Other Communities Are Wiped Out; Four Fire Fronts Still Rage Out Of Control

T housands #'lee Forest — fire. al ‘Maine. Resorl: ~ Damages Still Climbinc

Forest. Fires Take Toll Of 15; Loss High   Maine Lists Eight Dead, With Damage Total $25.000.000

Damage Estimated At $26,000,000 Raging Forest Fires Claim 18°@vér US:

Forest Fires Take Toll of 17 in Nation   Thousands Flee Maine Resort Colony; Loss  Upwards of 26 Million

NTEEN DEAD IS FIRE TALL'   New England Tragedy Alsc Causes $26,000,000 in

FOREST FIRES STILL RAGE IN NEW ENGLAND   Seven Maine Communities Destroyed; Loss Placed At 26-Million   18 REPORTED DEAD THROUGHOUT NATION

Thousands Flee Fire-Devastated Resort of Rich   Fires Over Nation Leave 15 Dead; New England Has $26 Million Loss

Thousands Still Flee Elame-Wasted Island Colony; ~“ Army, Navy, Coast.Guard Rush Aid Ta Maine Fvacueec

GIRL KIDNAPED FATHER TELLS CAPITAL POLICE   Search Spreads For Daughte Of OSU Professor, Male ‘Abductor’

HUNT FOR CO-ED AND EX-CONVICT   OSU Professor Asks Arres of Ex-Convict Last Seen With Daughter

Search For Coed Being Extender   Columbus, O., Girl Believed To Be In Custody Of Former Convict

MARRIAGE RECORD OF DUTCH ROYALTY BROUGHT BACK AS VETERAN SOUVENIR

Hook Horse Wins Stallion Stake at Fair   Essilee Playter .Wins Another “Ribbon at Sedalia

Optimism Marks Telephone Talks In 28 day Strike   New York Group Settles For $4  SA/wablso traeevonce

Pennsylvania, New York Workers Get Wage Boost: AT&T Offer Expected Soon

U. §. Prices Move Up on Markets  Grain Jumps When Trading Starts

Living Costs Move Upward Over Weekend   Grains Increase At Chicago Mart; Produce Also Up

Living Costs, European Aid Share Agenda  * Prices Move Up in Prineinnl Mdarkate

US. MAY ALTER ATOMIC DEBATE   Might Agree To Discuss Armament Plan First

Pauley Reveal: $1,000,000. Grain Holding   Declares 90% Sold Before Taking / Government Post

Pauley Denies Illegal Trading   Witness Admits Speculations, Hurls Challenge to Congressmen

Federal Funds Spent, House Group Finds   Prosecution Hinted as Hearings Continue on Publicity Activities of Government Agencies

Federal “Publicity” Deserves Inquiry, . Harness Declares   Many Agencies Involved In legal Programs He Contends

Harness Heads Investigation — Of Propaganda   Charges Some Programs Warrant TJ]. S. Prosecution

Gov. Folsom Is Challenged  By Legislator   Chief Executive, However, Refuses To Remain And Hear His Critic

Bang! Bang! Dog Pokes Cold Nose On Master's Bare Leq: 1] Hens Dead

Big Four Treaty At Conference  Marshall's Aim   Secretary Of State Reiterates Program At Start Of Big Four Session   PARLEY FORMALLY OPENED TODAY

Ohio Valley to Get Cool Air By Tomorrow  Corn Futures On Board a = Trade Drop

TURNS IN 27 ALARMS   Woman Hits Fire Box With Car;  Throws City System Out

SOT). ILLINOIS WEATHER   Income Tax Exper ts Eye $24,000  Compensation to Pardoned Convict

GEN, M’ARTHUR PATTERSON LEAD ARMS CUT FIGHT      Legislators Study Proposed Slashes In President’s Budget For 1948   ‘WILL INVITE DISASTER’   Generals Say Further Cuts In Military Fund Will Imperil Occupation

Arms Slash Hit By MacArthur And Patterson   Gen. Ike Also Appeals For Strong Military Under New Budget

Legislators Get Airport Bill   Municipal Parking - Lots Are Proposed '

Legislators Get Airport Bill  Municipal Parking  T nite: Been Thames

New Fire Threats At Galveston in Oil Near Wharves  Coast Guard Hearing    Coast Guard Hearing Is Told Smoking General as Ships Loaded

Galveston Piers Closely Guarded  Oil. Presents Fire Thracit to Docks

(il From Blast Ships Threat To Galveston   More Bodies Recovered From Texas City Debris

Adm. Draemel To Head Forests Waters Section  Duff Names Chidsey,  Easton Attorney, As Attorney General

Chidsey Is Chosen for Duff Post   Draemel Succeeds Kell; Malone Given Insurance Post

CASH PROVIDED TO RUN NATION   Truman Signs Five Nev Appropriation Bills Voted By Congress

PETRILLO IS CALLED SAVIOR OF CULTURE   Pleads Not Guilty-to Violetion Under Lea Act

SAYS HE DIDN'T FORCE HIRING UNNEEDED MEN   Musicians Union President’s Trial Set for Dec. 15

IS CLOSED TO COMMERCI   Dispute Over Unionization of Foremen Is Cause

U.S. TO PRESS BIG-4 GERMAN CONTROL PACT   Marshall Expected Tc Urge Acceptance At Moscow Meeting

40- Year, Big-Four German Control Pact MayBe Asked   Diplomatic Authorities Predict Treaty May Be Asked By Secretary of State Marshall At Foreign Ministers’ Meeting In Moscow

U.S. Expected  To Ask 40-Yr. Reich Control   Marshall May Carry Byrnes’ Plan for Big Four Pact Forward al Mreencs:

Marshall May Propose Big  Four Alliance  40-Year Treaty for Control of Germany @&.. 2,3 , . ee Ye ens aM OR

Marshall May Press for New German Treaty   40-Year Pact of Big Four May Feature Moscow Parley

Expect Marshall  to Press for Control of Reich 40-Year Alliance  Is Held Out as Best Solution

Predict Marshall_Will  _ Press 40-Year Control _ Agreement for Germany

UL 5. TO PRESS FOR BiG FOUR CONTROL PLAN   Marshall Will Favor Treaty At Moecow Meet

. [Expected To Seek Reich Control Treaty   Talk of 40-Year Pact Avainst Revival of Reich Military Renewec

BRITISH PRESS DECISION TO QUIT PALESTINE   Policy Declaration To Emphasize Solution Being Left Solely to UN

Britain Stresses . Determination T Quit Palestine .   To Leave Solution Of The Holy Land Problem Solely To The United Nations

U. N. DEBATES PALESTINE PROBLEM   Britain Repeats Desire To Quit Holy Land   Announce Support Of Marshall Plan; Russians Face New Charge

Great Britain ‘Not Kidding On Palestine   Plan To Withdraw Will Be Restated Before U. Group

AMERICA PUSHES ASSEMBLY PLAN   Britain Will Re-emphasize Palestine Withdrawal

U. 0, RALLIES QUPPORT At TEST WEARO   Russia Apparently Preparing to Boycott UN “Little Assembly.”

British  To Push Problem On U.N.   Nation Eager To Withdraw From Holy Land

Britain Reemphasizes Intent To Withdraw From Palestine  gy f*® wwe ss re _,.   Solution Of Holy Land Problem Is Put Up To UN;  U. S. Rallies Support For Year-Around Assembly

British Stand to Be Reemphasized   Determined to Quit Palestine and Leave  Problem to UN

BRITAIN READY 10 WITHDRAW IN HOLY LAND   PALESTINE PUZZLE TO BE LEFT IN LAP OF U.N.

British Set to Quit Holy Land   US Receiving Support for Year-Around Assembly Plan

Move As Bold Defense   President Urges Swift Action On Four-Year Program to Insure  “Just. Lasting Peace” 

To Buy Just And Lasting ‘Peace   Asks Congress For Sum To Be Invested In 4': Years Time

Congress Given First Outline Of Marshall Plan   President Says Nation Must Make Sacrifices To Defeat Soviet ‘Aggression’; Need 8614 Billion To Start

Fund to Be Invested In Four-Year Period  Sixteen Nations Would Receive Defense Against ‘Totalitarism’

ASKS $17 BILLIONS OVER 4 YEAR PERIOD 10 SAVE EUROPE FROM COMMUNISM

CONGRESS GETS 4-YEAR PROGRAM ‘TO SAVE EUROPE   President Warns Failure To Help Means World Chaos

AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE AT STAKE   Message Outlines Largest Spending Program In The Nation's Peacetime History To Combat “Totalitarian Pressures” And Bolster Europe

16 COUNTRIES TO BENEFIT IN FOREIGN RELIEF   President Advocates Administrator, Deputy, Envoy to Run Program

Proposes Four Year Plan To Aid Europe   American Way Of Life at Stake, President Says

Truman Asks Congress To Provide 1/ Billions Next 4 Years For European Aid

Asks Plan Operate by Early April   President Predicts Red Opposition Threat to American Way of life   Savs Cost Is Small

‘VAST SUM NEEDED AS ‘BOLD DEFENSE’ FOR FREEDOM -HE SAYS IN BUY PEACE TALK

Marshall Plan Is Outlined By President   Long Range Program For Sixteen Nations Is Given Congress

Truman Offers Plan To Buy World Peace   Presents Congress Detailed Program to Put Europe on Feet and Thwart Communist Attack on Freedom

President Truman in Message Tells Need for Marshall Plan To Stop Spread of Communism   Failure to Implement Pilar Would Jeopardize World ‘Peace, He Says

Se  Program Cost To Be Largest In U.S. History   Hot Debate Expected Over Amount Asked And Administering  Of Europe Recovery

$6,800,000,000 Requested in Initial Annrnnrintion tor First 15 Months

SPEED URGED FOR PROPOSAL TO BUY PEACE   CONGRESS RECEIVES DETAILS OF HUGE MARSHALL PLAN

Spending of 17 Billions Is Proposed   Truman Asks for Program For European Recovery Also Defense Against Fotalitarian Pressure

Truman Asks $17,\¢, 0,000,000 For Long-Rai'ge Ma’ hall Plan   Largest Spending Progr:% In Peaceltime America Goes To Congress With haquest For Early Action

TRUMAN GIVES OUTLINE PLAN FOR U.S. AID   Spend Six Billion In First Installment

Asks Authority To Use 6 Billion For Europe In 15 Months   American Way of Life at Stake, President Declares

WAR COST 20. TIMES MORE, TRUMAN SAYS   Marshall Plan for Recovery of Europe, Not Relief, Conaress Told.

Truman Asserts Aid Necessary To Block War.   - Says Sacrifices Required to Halt Soviet Aagression

Truman Asks 17 Billions  For Marshall Plan, Bold  Defenses Against “Isms”

—IRUNIAIN SD RECOVERY MEODAGE— Request For Huge Fund To Carry Out Marshall Plan Sent To Congress   Estimated Cost For First 15 Months Set At $6,800,000,000 By Truman

Congress Gets Marshall Plan  For Recovery .   Truman Says 51-Month Program Vital In Efforts To Block World War III

—“Somorrows Headlines “lodag PRESIDENT BLAMES SOVIET FOR UNSETTLED WORLD CONDITIONS

President Pleads ‘Bold’ Defense Of Free Man Against ‘Totalitarianism’   Is Nation’s Hope For Longer Peace   Chief Executive Proposes Spending $6,800,000,000 In First 15 Months

President Proposes That Vast Sum Be Invested Over 414 Years, Starting April 1.  IRGES SWIFT ACTION

President Truman Requests Congress To Commit America To Gigantic Program Aimed At Attaining “Just And Lasting Peace”—Swift Action During Regular Session Recommended So That Operation Of Marshall Plan Can Begin April 1

TRUMAN DELVE: TALK ADVOGAT)' HELP FOR EURO”   Seventeen Billions Asked to Combat Communi«:. Assure World Safes y, In Address Today.   PRESIDENT GIVES SOLEMN WARNING

Presented As ‘Bold Defense Of Free Men’   Measure Is Biggest Proposed Peacetime Spending Plan In This Nation’s History

Would Be Spread Over Four Years   Urges Action So Recovery Plan Can Start April 1

MARSHALLPLAN MESSAGE SENT T0 CONGRESS   Truman Asks $17 Billion Recovery Program to Assure U.S. Security.

Truman Asks  Bold Defense Of Free Men   Effort To Buy Lasting Peace Aim Of Request   American Way Life At Stake, President Says

President Asks Congress to Commit America to 17 Billion European Recovery Program   Details of Marshall Plan Given in Special Message; Proposes Fund Be Administered by New Aaency Headed by Roving Ambassador

Plans 51-Month Program To Help 16 Nations To  Meet Russian Aggression   Long-Waited Marshall Plan Presented To Congress Early This Afternoon In 9000-Word Message From President.

Truman Suggests Period of 4 Years To Utilize Money  Message Requests Nearly 7 Billion First 15 Months

President Asks America to Assert a Bold Defense of Free Men Against Totalitarian Pressures in Advocat ing Relief Over a Four-Year Period.   Message Goes to Congress Urging Swift Action in January Session

Truman Asks for Congressional OK On Huge Program   Describes Plan as “Bold Defense of Free Men” Against

Truman Sets European Aid Cost at $17,000,000,000   Asks Congress for That Amount for Defense Of Free Men Against Totalitarianism

President Urges Aid  For Peace   Truman Proposes Administrator for Relief Project

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Swift Action Sought So Foreign Program  Can Start April 1 ~   ‘President Proposes Use of Huge Fund to Help Europe Over Period of Four and One-Half Years; Declares American Security and Way of Life at Stake

Wants Money For European Recovery  ba ee ee rere   “Bold Defense’ Of Free Men ls Called For

SENDS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS ON MARSHALL PLAN   ‘Five Per Cent Of War’s Cost’

President To Seek Huge Sum For World Aid   SEVENTEEN BILLIONS TO BE SOUGHT FOR RELIEF

FOUR YEARS’ a COST 17 BILLIONS   TRUMAN SAYS IN MESSAGE TO CONGRESS THAT U.s, __ ECONOMIC FREEDOM  . AT.BTAKE .

To Buy Just And Lasting Peace ...  President Asks Solons For 17- Billion Outlay For Program In Europe

Truman Asks For  17 Billion in Aid   Vould Commit the U.S. to a 4-Year Program of Helping Europe   AND A “BOLD” DEFENSE   Wants Free Men Guardec Against Pressure of Totalitarianism

Truman Asks Billions to Help 16 Nations Withstand Red Aggression

Congress Asked For $17 Billions In European Aid   Early Appropriation Of $6 Billion Asked

Marshall Plan Detailed to Congress By President With Warning of Need To Build Morale Against Communism

Truman Unfolds  Proposal   Sees Aid As Defense Against Red Blow At Peace, Stability

ASK CONGRESS 10 COMMIT AMERICA T0 RECOVERY PROGRAM   President Truman Seeks $17, 000,008,000 European Plan.   FOR A LASTING PEACE   Urged This Vast Sum Be — Spent Over Four and Onehalf Years.

Long Hearings, Hot Debate Seen Over Cash Outlay and Control Plan Urged by Truman.

Program Is Vital To Prevent Third Conflict, He Says   Needed to Help Withstand . Totahtarian Aggression,  President Asserts

Proposes Vast Sum Be Invested Over ay, Years As A “Bold” Defense Of F ree Mea Against “Totalitarian Pressures.’ .

Cold May Cause Law Violation  London Nudes Give Reactions To New British Fuel Shortage

Federal Aid Application Is RequestedbyHospital Board   Editorial On Page 2

Reclamation Bill Signed By Truman   President Alse Puts Name On Measure Permitting Early Date for Cashing Terminal Leave Bonds

Injunction Bill Is Recommended   Move to Block Strike Paralysis Gets O. K. in Committee :

EXPECT HOUSE TO PASS BILL   Strike-Curb Measure Tc Pass 2 To 1, Speaker Martin Predicts

AIKEN SAYS TAFT GUILTY OF BOSSISW   Declares Move to Put All Labor Ideas Into One Bill Engineered by the Ohican to Avoid Defeat in Committee.

SENATE GROUP APPROVES BIL CURBING LABOR   Committee 0.K.'s Provision: To Allow Injunctions in “Paralysis” Strikes.

Labor Bill Containing — Injunction Clause” Gets Group’s Approval

Provisions Of General Labor  Bill Approved   Committeemen Declare Measure to Protect Workers from Tyranny

SENATE LABOR BILL BACKS INJUNCTIONS TO BLOCK STRIKES  HOUSE COMMITTEE AP.   HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL THAT CLAIM WOULD END TYRANNY

Labor Bill Cleared for House Debate   GOP Report Calls Measure a Shield Against *‘Tryanny’

Senate Grour Backs Bill to Curb Strikes   Would Authorize Court Injunction to Block National Paralysis

Vermont Republican Assails Senator Taft for “Bossism ”   Aiken Accuses Ohioan of High-Handed Tactic In Fercing Decision on Omnibus Labor Bill

BITTER BATTLE RAGES ON BILLS TO CURB LABOR   Taft Attacked By Aiken Fo! ‘Bossism’ In Handling Of Senate Action

Senate Labor Bloc Agrees On Strike Bill   Would Permit Court Injunctions Againat Nation-Wide Tieups

Injunctions Are Given Approval: House Vote Due   New Federal Agency For Mediation Set up In Proposed Measure

Senate Body Votes Curbs On Strikes   Bill Provides for Injunctions to Halt ‘Paralysis’ Tieups

Action  Started Against Strikes   Federal Mediation Board Approved By Committee

"Strike Curbs Gain Momenturr In Labor Bills   Senate Committee Approves Ban on Paralysis Strikes

Senate Favors  One Labor Bill   Martin Predicts Tha House Will Pass Pending Bill

Senate Group In Key Action   Approves Labor Bill Authorizing Injunctions In ‘National Paralysis’ Strikes

Strike-Curb Bill Reaches House Floor   Passage By Friday Expected; Measure Lauded And Denounced

_. or CURBS —. Bill Called Protection To Labor :   CHARGE TAFT ‘BOSSISM’

 Senate Labor Group  Approves Court Action To Block Bia Walkouts

(10 Promises lis Cooperation In Phone Strike   Sen. Aiken Accuses Taft Of ‘Political. Bossism’ As Bills Near Approval

New: Mediation Agency Favored By Committee.   Action Is Taken As° Housé Prepares: Te Debate its Labor’ Bill

HOUSE GROUPS BADLY SPLIT ON LABOR BILL   To Curb Despots, Says Majority; ‘Punitive,’ Says Minority

CURB ON TIEUP GETS APPROVAL   Senate Committee 0. K.’s Bill Authorizing Iniunction’s Use

General Strike in Italy Protests Killing of Eight Persons Engaged In May Day Parade of Sicilians

General Strike Is Staged In Italy As Protest To May Day Ambushing

Workers Stage Brief Strike In All Italy   Register Protest Azgains May Day Ambushiug Of Parade Near  Palermo

Italians Strike In Protest fo May Day Ambush   Workers Demonstrate Against Slaying of 33 in Worker Parade

TALIAN WORKERS STRIKE, SEQUEL 10 SIGILIAN ANBUSE   "Black Hand” Blamed for Machine- Gunning of Mav Dav Parade

SLAYINGS PROTESTED BY ITALIAN STRIKERS   ‘Sicilian Barons’ Denouncec For May Day Ambush

Little Assembly May Get Five  Important Issues   Projected U. N. ‘Little Assembly Expected To Get Austrian Peace Treaty.

5 Jobs in Lap Of Little U. N.   Treaty on Austria Tneluded in Group

‘AUTHORITATIVE SOURCE CLAIMS UN LITTLE SCEMBLY  ms L BE GIVEN \FIVE IMPORTANT ISSUES. TO HANDLE

5 Issues May Go To UN. Group    Austrian Peace Treaty Is Included in List

Big Issues For Little Assembly   May Get Five Important Austrian Peace Treaty

Little Assembly May Decide Five Big Issues  Series of Important Topics Expected To Come Up at Once

‘Little Assembly’ May Get Main Issues to Decide  Five Problems Liste RSs Sal . ee eee  Wee, cdg   Five Problems Listed Including Austrian Treaty of Peace

DECREASE IN NEWSPRINT   Sharp Earth Tremors Felt In Three States

Europe Has Revival On Large Seale   Crusade Under Way To Rehabilitate Moral, Spiritual Valnes Which Hitler, Reds Sought to Kilk

Philly Stays In. Republican Fold   Samuel Is Re-Elected Mayor But Is Hand. ed A Scare. _

Killers of Shelton “_ by Southern ~ THhnois Policemer   Believe One’ of of Ambush Men Is Injured}: Dying ~ “ Words May be Clue

POLICE SEEK 5 IN SLAYING OF SHELTON CHIEF  DYING MAN CALLED Abs ‘CHARLEY,’ AMBUS!  IDVUIIAR mrt aren

PROBER CHARGES EISLER PERJURY   Admitted Former German Red Assailed For Visa Statement

NORTH KOREAN PUPPET ARMY INVASION PLAN IS CHARGED   DESEHTER FROM SOVIET ZONE TELLS NEWS CONFERENCE OF WAR PROGRAM

EX-GI HELD FOR GIVING ‘MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS   Army “Hespital Technician” Aceused Of Performing Emergweanev Annenadsriomy

Clouds Still Slow Identification of New Fiery Comet  It's Visible: From US Birt Only. Aa Dull Stat kT bhe ean

Testifies Krug, Roosevelt Inspired Parties  Hughes’ Publicist Tells of Lavish Affairs

Hughes Employe Tells About Lavish Parties   Elliott Roosevelt, Krug and Wallgren Said Honor Guesis

HUGHES’ AIDE TELLS SENATE OF ACTIVITIES   Krug, Wealthy Air Magnate Scoff At Testimony

RECAPTURE SIX ESCAPED MARINES   STOCKADE PRISONERS CORNERED ON BEACH AFTER SHORT FLIGHT

MARINES SEIZED AFTER ESCAPING   Prisoners Are Cornered Or Beach After Gunplay

POLICE CORNER SIK ESO APEES   Gunplay Features Capture Of Marine Prisoners

; 6 ESCAPED  SRISONERS   5 Armed with Carbines stured on California Beach.

SIX BATTLING MARINES TAKEN   Escaped Prisoners Captured After 20 Minutes Of Gunplay

~~ $30,000 FIRE      FIVE HUNDRED FARM BUREAU “ EMPLOYES FORCED To} FLEE FROM OFFICES

Greeks Seize  Red Papers   Communist Publications Suspended By Order Of King George

Admits Killing 3 Attendants   Police Find Body of Detroit Area Man in Oakland

TWO CLUBBED TO DEATH BY KIDNAP- THIEF   WOMAN FINDS ONE BODY IN OAKLAND COUNTY WOODS

Ex-Soldier Admits Slaying 3 Filling Station Workers   Man Put Under Arrest in Kentucky For Murders at Denver and Detroit

lran To Study Oil Agreement With Russia   Red Troops Are Reported Massed Below Coucasus

BISHOP CLAN ELECTS   Approximately 140 Persons Attend Reunion At Lenape Park

Women And Children On Move From British Area   Ultimatum Giving Seven Days To Cooperate Ig Bringing To Justice Members Of Terrorist Groups Given Jewish Leaders

High Lionists Hold Meeting On Ultimatuir   Civilians Moved From Jerusalem on First Leg of Trip Home

2,000 Moved Under Armed Escort Wing   High Jewish Leaders Confer; No Word Yet On Dov Gruner Fate

BRITISH WOMEN “LEAVE JERUSALEM   JEWISH LEADERS STUDY ULTIMATUM DEMANDING FIGHT _ ON TERRORISM.

Convoys of British Women, Children Leave Jerusalem  2000 Civilians Under Armed Escort Start Homeward Trip

HOMES EMPTIEN IN JERUSALEM   British Send Women And Children To England; Barricades Strung

British Troops Removing  2,000 Civilians  Jewish Leaders Are Gace rleoleace   Jewish Leaders Are Studying English Ultimatum

British Troops Removing 2,000 Civilians   fewish Leaders Are Studying English Ultimatum

JEWS STUDYING ULTIMATUM  Palestine Tension Mounts ~ As British Are Evacuated

Descendants Of The First Mormon Band To Make Trek To Salt Lake City

Bills Propose Benefits For Vets, Teachers  $2,000,000 Annual Farm-To-Market Road Fund Uraed

More Teacher  BillsSubmitted   Relief for Veterans, Road Measures Also Received

AFL. Gets New Vote Fund Plea   Total for 1948 Campaign May Hit 10 Millions

Labor Unions May Spend $10,000,000 To Elect Friends to Congress in ‘48

‘AFL to Raise ‘Huge Amount fo Campaign Fund   May Raise 10 Million to Elect A Labor Congress

AFL Asks More _Funds_to Elect  Labor Congress   Surprise Bid for Another Two Million Given to West Ccast Convention

Heroes Monument Visited by Truman  napoeltiimemoeam Tinkam does   Chapultepec Defenders Honored by President

Weekend Talks Map [Marshall Plan   Cash Proposal Presented to Lovett by Briton

Europe Said  To Want U.S. Aid In Form Of Dollars   Truman Differs; Would Deliver Goods Under  American Control

JALARY SCHEDULE REFUSED  City Schools Accused of Racial Discrimination

Gen. MacArthur Clarifies His Will to Stay in Japan Until Job’s Done

‘MacArthur. Indicates He Will Stay on Job until Peace Treaty Is Signed

CLAYTON RESIGNS, URGES FOOD HELP      Undersecretary of State Makes Strong Plea for Coranean Recaverv

Underground Coal Burning Method — Mav Reduce Cost of Mining Fuel!

State Picketing Bill Protested By Labor Groups  Would Exempt Homes Of Company Officials

Italy Asks Peace  Treaty Revision   Premier de Gasperi Quits Cabinet Suddenly

DeGasper Quits as Premier   Admits Inability to Handle Italy's Political Situation

De Gasperi, Premier of Italy, Quits   Admits Situation Beyonc His Control; Revision Of Treaty Is Asked.

REVISIONS ASKED IN PEACE TREATY DECENTLY: FAYED   Connection Between the Two Developments fs Not Immediately Clear   SITUATION OUT GF HAND   De Gasperi, Just Returned From U.S. Admits He Cannot Hold Reins

Senate Studies Greek Aid Bill   Marshall Called as Wit::ess; Swift Passage Seen

Jewish Issue  ToBeDelayed   U.N. Will Not Get Vexing Peoahlem Jnl] Santambhar

Bluffs ‘Club’ Operator Shot In ‘Gang Style’   Night Spot Owner Way: laid; Refused To. Talk To Officials

CONVENTION IN SAN FRANCISCO   Avowed Major Purpose Is to Cause Repeal of TaftHartlev Law.

POLITICAL LEABER SEES GREECE IRRESISTIBLY HEADED FOP Civi1 WwaAD

President Calls Dem Senators To Discuss Veto   Many Democrats Who Originally Voted For Bill Asked to Lunch

TRUMAN MEETS WITH SENATORS   Labor Veto Discussion Believed Slated for Meet

WAA Accused  Of ‘Deception   House Group Asks Ouster ? OF Military Aides

Subcommittee Requests Employment Civilians With Right Training In “Key” Position   Charge Disposal Results Mislead   Justice Department Will Follow Through On Probe; Contract “Unconscionable’”

Deception by WAA Cited   Replacement of Army Men Heading Agency Urged by Solons

Civilian Control ‘of Agency Urged  WAA Charged With Misrepresentation

Charge WAA Practiced Deception   House Committee Wants Army Heads Removed From Top Posts

House Committee Says WAA Misrepresents  Recommends Civilian: Take Over Its Administration

Legislators Await Filing of '47 Budget   Talk of Recess Until Governor Presents His Recommendations

HOW-TO.GET ALONG IN A’STRANGE TOWN”  Don’ te Be Self Centered or r Aloof; “

America;Whose ‘Greatest Asset Is Its Good Will,  ‘Is Forever on the Move

Eisenhower Makes ‘Complaint’ Teday   Telly Meat Packers Gis Had Na Meat But Solid Product Without Bones

Meat Packers Told Of G. 1. Gripe—  “No Bones.” Eisenhower Complains

Meat Without Bones Was GI's Pet Wartime Gripe, Ike Tells Packers

Ike Indicates Willingness To Be Drafted   Shuns ‘Artificial Stimulus’ Of Draft Mevenient; Does Not Believe Army Career Man Should Enter Polities

Eisenhower Evades Definite Reply On Presidential Quiz   Says He Wouldn’t Be Party To “Artificial” Draft  Movement   LEAVES PATH OPEN TO 1948 SELECTION   Retiring Chief of Staff Says Army and Politics Don’t Mix

GENERAL SAYS MILITARY. MAN SHOULDN'T RUN   Visits Columbia U tc Get Line on Duties As College Head

Eisenhower Disclaimer  Conditional  ‘Soldier Should Not Try Office’

ONS POLITICS NO PLAGE FOR AN ARMY MAN   Won't Be Party to Any Cooked Up “Stimulus,” General Tells Reporters.

“lke” Spars In Query On White House   Won't Consider Job If Draft Movement Is Artificial”

Dry Forces Suffer Defeat ....  Legislators Kill Last Of Three Bills Asking State Liquor Electior

clo SHIPBUILDERS - WILL HALT STRIKE   22,000 .Workers Will Get 12-Cent Raise In Pay

CIO Official Charges Conspiracy Afoot To “Tear Guts Out of Wage-Hour Act”

AMNESTY GIVEN TO GERI LAS   Greek Rebels Allowed 50 Days To Lay Down Arms

Waitress Reports Kidnaping, Atfack   Police Investigate Stor) Of Waitress In Michigan

Ecuador Under State of Siege In Counter-Revolt   Week-old Regime Of Mancheno Under Attack

UNLIKELY FOR PHONE STRIKE   OFFICIALS REPORT GOOD PROGRESS IN DICKERING

U.S. REPORTS GOOD PROGRESS IN PEACE TRY   Nation-wide Strike Disrupts Service in 41 States

‘Talks Between Union, Phone  Company Fail   Beirne Says Union Made Plans For Long Tieup When Strike Was Called—Negotiations Will Resume This Morning

31-Hour. Conference  Breaks ‘Up   New Meeting ' Scheduled Today:

UNION PREPARED FOR SHUTDOWN, OFFICIAL SAYS   Negotiations Will Be Re sumed In Washingten  This Morning   LITTLE PROGRESS MADE YESTERDAY

Neither Side Presents Any Peace Offer  Conciliator’s Hopes  Expressed Earlier

Night Conference Fails to Develop Tangible Progress  Schwellenbach Thinks   Schwellenbach Thinks Settlement Possible Without U. S. Action

TELEPHONESERVICE OF NATION TIED UP MONDAY BY STRIKE  All Efforts Avert Walkout Futile; Long Tie<un Te Predicted

Telephone Unions ‘Settling Down’ For Long Strike   President Beirne, NFTW_ Chieftain, Declares Organization Plans Made For Long Tieup Of Industry When Strike Was Called

No Definite Proposals Comes From Either Side ‘Tn Nation Wide Strike

NATION-WIDE STRIKE FREE OF VIOLENCE   Less Than Fourth of Country’s Local Service Crippled — Long Distance Calls Cut 80 Pct.   FEDERAL SEIZURE NOT IN PROSPEC1   Negotiations Looking te Settlement Continue With Conciliator Reporting Progress. o-

No Hope Held For Decision   At Early Date   Talks Resume After Recess Following 31-Hour Meet To Solve Difficulty

Long Shutdown Of Phones Seen By Union Chiel   New York Local Is First To Accept Pay Increase

Union Chief Gives Views To Reporters   Statement Is Made After A Long Meet With Edgar Warren

NEGOTIATIONS DUE TO RESUME TODAY   Nation-wide Walkout. Results When  Bell System, NFTW Fail  Tea Reach Accord

Meetings Fail Find Settlement  Walkout Spreads Acrace The Nation

NURSE RESISTS MAN’S ATTACK, MAY LOSE EYE  SEVERELY BEATEN  BY ACQUAINTANCE SHE MET ON TRAIN

Rockford Ex-Nurse Battered by Train Friend in Chicage   May Lose Sight of Left Eye Following Attack by Acquaintance

Ouster Hearing Fails  Col. Floyd Evans Retained As State Aeronautics Head

TRUMAN FRIENDS CALLED TO STAND   FBI Chief, Tom Clark to Testify At Vote Fraud  Hearing.

Notables Called In Missouri VoteFraud Probe  Theaa BEadarn! luidane   Three Federal Judges And U. S. Prosecutor To Face Senators

MOR  SUMMONED IN VOTEFRAUD   Missouri Case — ‘Looms as Threat” to Dems

Close Friends Of Truman To Be Subpoenaed   KANSAS CITY ELECTION FRAUD CASE HOLDS SPOTLIGHT

Law Would Enable Townships To Join in Establishing Consolidated Schools on Wide Scale.   DESIGNED TO EFFECT SAVINGS TO TAXPAYERS

Army Officers Question Suspected Ringleaders In Leavenworth Race Riot

rder Restored After Prison Rio!   Leaders, Including Whites and Negroes, Undergo Questioning

ARMY PRISON RIG] IS BROUGHT 10 END   One Man Is Killed And One Is Injured During  Disturbance

eT eV DS Be be ey Fe ae ener OI  Holds Russia Would Find Attack on U.S. Tough Assignment

@ PAUL MALLON—  Holds Russia Would Find Attack on U.S. Tough Assignment

High Per-Patient Cost at Fletcher Hospital Delays Transfer to Stafe

Bosch Chairman Of Committee to  Push for Homes   Four Others Named, Will Probe Possibilities on Solving Problem

Bosch Chairman Of Committee to Push for Homes  Four Others Named Will Probe Possibilitie:

Federal Claims fo Tidelands Upheld   Supreme Court Decision ls Against California

Says Girl Died Of Overdose Of Sleeping Pills   Sennett Insists  Another Man Was Involved; Dumped Body In Blue River

FELT AN EARTHQUAKE   But Los Angeles Residents Report  No Damage This Morning

EARTHQUAKES HIT 2 AREAS   Stocks Noted in Los Angeles ond in Tennessee, Arkansas, Missission) Regions.

Urges Understanding Of Russian Attitude   Alex Dreier Discusses U.S.-Soviet Relations  Tre: Renesevetes Bivecwareiccocc:

Urges Understanding Of Russian Attitude   Alex Dreier Discusses U.S.-Soviet Relations  In Emporia Apnenranre

Marshall to Report On Parley Failure Friday   Tarrant County Tax Colleetor’s Office Closed

Russia Would Be Responsible  Concerns Hungarian Troop Withdrawal

Next Step Is Up To Soviet, View  Treaty Ratification Puts Them on Spot

Treaty Okaying To Have Effect      Expected To Strengthen U.S. Hand In Dealing With Red«

Soviets Get  Responsibility Approval Of Treaties Improves U. S. Hand

TREATY SIGNING AIDS DIPLOMATS   PUTS RESPONSIBILITY FOR MOVING TROOPS DIRECTLY ON RUSSIA

O.K. ON PACTS SHIFTS NEXT MOVE TO REDS   U. S. approves Four Satellite Treaties

Russia Would Be Responsible  ee Ng So Beanaeeegneer nee area   Concerns Hungarian Troop Withdrawal

Bolster Position In Dealing With Reds in Hungary   Hotly Worded Protest Note Sent to Russia

SATELLITE PEACE PACTS RATIFIED   Up To Russia Now To Pull Out Occupation Troops

Next Treaty Move ls Up to U.S.S.R.  Await Action on   Await Action on Troops in Hungary

A RAID AT PAXICO   Altorner Generate Men Report Seizure of Liquor

Erosion Losses Heavy in State   Damage Estimated  gt $107.000.000

JUDGE HITS STRIKE OF COAL MINERS   Holds They've ‘Failed. to Comply With Court Mandate

Judge Hints Lewis Fine  Won't Be Cut  Goldsborough Hits UMW Leader for  Ehae

Court Decides Lewis Stalling   Mine Workers And Chief Held Not Complying In Good Faith

JUDGE SAYS LEWIS BROKE C000 FAITH’   Union Charged’ With ‘Taking Advantage Of Situation’

JUDGE DELAYS RETURNING OF MONEY TO UMW   Lewis and His Union Blamed for Failing to Act In Good Faith.

Judge Charges Bad Faith in Safety Strike   Goldsborough Delays Return Fine Until Supreme Court Order Is Obeved

UMW Head, Union Failec to Act in Good Faith, Goldsboro Says at Capital Today.   DELAY IN RETURN OF MONEY GRANTED

MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATS _ LIST RULES DESIGNED TO PREVENT NEGRO VOTE

Inside Your Congress  een  cme  Let's Fumigate! —by— SAMUEL B& PRTTENGILL  “The Gentleman from Indiana:

LINES DRAWN FOR PARTITION OF HOLY LAND   Arab, Jewish States Would Be Formed Under Plan

SEIZURE POWERS OF GOVERNMENT BEING STIUDIFT   Union Head Says 287,000 Workers Will Stay on Job If the Industry Is Taken Over,   WAGE NEGOTIATIONS REMAIN DEADLOCEKED   Workers Say Walkout Would Quickly Tie Up Long Distance Lines and Radio Networks,

“Investigates Wis Authority Is Seize the Industry, Union Head Says Strike Bound to Come

UNIONS TO OBEY GOVERNMENT IF PHONES SEIZED   No Sign of Dispute Settlement is Seen as Strike Deadline Nears

Deadline Nears  President Considers Seizing Bell System To Prevent Strike

PRESIDENT MAY INTERVENE — IN PHONE STRIKE   Truman Seeks Powers To Seize Industry For Government

Truman Seeks Way To Avert Phone Strike  Checking To See If He Has Authority T.. @atve Inductrv

LEGAL BASIS FOR ACTION IS BEING SOUGHT   Union Leaders Declare Strike Monday Now  Seems Inevitable

Truman Scans Powers To Act In Phone Row  Union Leaders Believe Tie-Up Is Inevitable

Truman May Intervene In’  Phone Row    Union Heads Say: ‘Strike  “Inevitable’’

Phone Seizure ls Considered By President   Union Leaders Call Notion- wide Walkout “Inevitable”

Accident Toll Higher in ’46 With 100,000 Killed, Over Ten Million Injured, Safety Couneitl Renorte

HUNDRED THOUSAND -KILLED AND MORE THAN TEN  ‘MILLION INJURED DUR...  ING. LAST YEAR

IN ACCIDENTS LAST YEAR   10,400,000 Injured; 1946 Toll Shows Increase of 4¢7

100,000 KILLED IN ACCIDENTS  AST YEAR   ‘10,400,000 Injured; 1946 Toll Shows Increase of 4%

Propose Income Tax Change For Married Couples   ‘Treasury Department Sub mits Proposal To Allow Splitting Of Tax  i Income

NEW INCOME TAX PLANS OFFERED   Treasury Submits Proposals To Congress To ‘Help * Chart Tax Policy’

‘Undeclared World-Wide Coutlict’ Now Raging Affirms Carroil Reece

LAST FUGITIVE IN JAIL-BREAK TAKEN IN OWA   Gay H. Wills Bemg Held In Davenport On Charge   WAS INDICTED LAST WEEK IN BALTIMORE

SLAYER DEAD   FORMER POLICEMAN KILLS EX-WIFE THEN COMMITS “SUICIDE BY SHOOTIng

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Now Enoland Fires Now Controlled or Confined

Two Germans Are Ousted by Soviet Order   Move Is First By Moscow To Remove Onnonent

Soviet Zone in Reich Gets Political Purge  Christian Democrat Party Feels Penalty for Opposition to Reds

Tattersoll Family To Attend Football Game Here   Well Known Citzen of Gum Hollow To Be Guest of Local Chamber _- of Commerce

Lemual Tattersoll And Family To Af nc Fri. Night's Game   Well Known ‘Citizen Of Gum Hollow To Be Guest Of Lez C. C.

DEWEY ASKS FUNDS FOR COLLEGE DORMS   Requests $5,000,000 for Veterans’ Facilities

New Car for Community Nurse   O. J. Hamlin Donates New Plymouth Sedan

Truman En Route To Capital After Tour of Niagare   President Is Scheduled to Arrive ‘in Washington FEerly This Evening

ne scemaciinieaiees tase ieebiitehieaaeidaadionsll  SPECIAL GROUP TO SE} UP STUDY OF NEWSPRIN1

Probe Shortage (f Newsprint   House Committee Will Consider Tapping Resources of Alaska

LABOR PARTY IN.BRITAIN. LAUNCHES ANTI-RED mh   STEPS TAKEN TO AVOID OUT. BREAK OF. STRIKES SIMI: LAR TO THOSE IN FRANCE 

LIPPY'S CONDUCT HELD HARMFUL 10 BASEBALL IN U.S   Dresson Suspended for 30 . Days; Yanks and Dodgers  &  Bined €2.000 Loch

Durocher Doings Called Detrimental To Baseball; Yank Coach Out 30 Days; Teams Fined

Durocher Out For 47 Season   Chandler Cracks Down On Baseball Leaders In Orders Issued Today

Changchun Encircled By Chinese Reds   Fighting Expected Inside The City

Chinese Reds Encircle Entire City   Manchurian Capital May Become Big Battleground Soon

New Damage Caused  by Floods Estimate 33,657  Persons Are - Left Homeless

St. Louis Area Prepares For  Record Flood   Highest Flood Stage in Past 100 Years Expected To Hit St. Louis Area; Many Evacuate Homes.

Peace Settles. Over Italy After Rioting   Socialist, Threatens to Set Up Rival Government

Temporary Accord Reached; Italian Food Strike Ends   All Bat Small Walkout:   Over in Sicily; Nenni May  Form Own Regime

HUNT FIREBUG IN CEDAR RAPIDS   Offer Rewards for Man Who Set Blazes in Hotel

Five Die Affer Party on Vessel  Navy Enlisted Men Dead After Wand Alenhal PMc...!

WAVE OF STRIKES FEARED IN FRANCE   LEGISLATORS LOOK FOR ENCREASED PRESSURE BY LABOR FOR WAGE BOOSTS.

MORE GERMANS FAGE CHARGES   14 Germans Among Leaders Indicted At Nuernberg For War Crimes

Today's $-Acts, Talks in Nation's Capital. Summarized by AF   Activities on Capitol Hill .. Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

GOP Group Split On Europe Aid   ‘No Progress’ on House Bill Made; Fear U.S. Food Lack

Vets Demand Bonus Action   State Senators Study Plans After March On Statehouse

Ohio Veterans March on State House Demanding Bonus, Housing, Work

START TO WORK AGAIN ON BONUS PLAN FOR VETS   Solons Change Minds, Mee With Veterans After Demonstration

VETS JEER SENATORS IN MARCH ON CAPITAI   Inability To Meet Increased Costs — Of School Bill Is Feared by Herbert

Langley Collyer, Sth Ave. Hermit, Found Dead in Home; Body Held By Own Booby Trap

ANGLEY COLLYER MET BIS DEATH IN OWN BOOBY-TRAF   Police Discover Body of New   York Recluse in Junk. ' * 1S bo Pimoal

Body Of Langley Collyer, Ravaged By Rais, Is Found: He And Blind Brother Believed Starved

Second ‘Collyer: Found Dead; Victim of Own Booby-Trap to Keep Out ‘Robbers’

MANHATTAN HERMIT DIES IN. BOOBY TRAP IN WHICH HE MINED IIS. ‘HOME

Truman's Foreigi Policies Are Held Costly  U. S. Could Save Billions by Revising Program

Truman Plan ‘Costly Error’   Ten Billion Waste Laid io Blundering

Thinks Truman Wants Surplus to Spend in Europe   Rep. Bender Says 10 Bil lion Could Be Saved Bs Sane Thinking

Congressman in Blast at Truman Foreign Policy .   Ohioan Thinks Country Can Save Ten Billion On Militarism

Truman’s Foreigt Policies Are Held Costly  U. S. Could Save Billions by

Bender Sees Wasie in Foreign Plan  Says Truman Can Save Billions by Shift

Solon Asserts Waste Is Ten Billion  Critic Says Congress Given Little      Critic Says Congress Given Little Choice by Truman

Rep. Bender  Makes Attack Foreign Plan   Based Upon Revised Budget Estimates By The President.

COSTLY FOREIGN © ~ PROGRAM RAPPED    OHIUAN SAYS REVISION “OF  ERUMAN PLANS WOULD SAVE U. 8 10 BILLION.

ENTIRE TOWNS WIPED OUT IN HONSHU FLOOD   LOSS IN MILLIONS; TOKYO MENACED BY RIVERS

TYPHOON KILLS 2280 IN JAPAN   Death, Destruction Spread Over Honshu; Casualty Figures Mounting

Dick’son Farmers ‘Receive Benefits Thru 746 AAA   197 PRACTICES APPROVED ARE SAME WITH WAR ON CANADIAN THISTLE

BRITAIN WINNING ECONOMIC BATTLE   INCREASE IN PRODUCTION “ AND EMPLOYMENT BRINGS CHEER TO NATION,

Optimism On Rise In Britain With Lafest Reports   Nation Mex ‘Rounded Corner’ Says Merrisan, Productions On lncrease

Temperature Will Return To High 90's   New Heat Wave Will Be Les: Severe and Less Widespread, Says Weather Bu.  mituwesnn

Weather Unusual (Mostly Hot) Excep in Pacific Coast, Southwest Areas

Mountain States Sweltering Under New Heat Wave   Midwest Prepares for High Temperatures; East  May Escape

Way Cleared kor Tractor  Bill Debate   Legislators Watch For Folsom Action On Examiners’ Measure

Fourteen-Million Budget For University Operation Goes To Governor Today

Seven Perish In Auto Crash Near S Angelo  Twenty-Six Die In Violence

> Lubbock Residents Involved In Tragedy:   Car And. Truck In Fiery Collision Near San Angelo Sundays: Victims Were Returning From Tech-Texas Grid Game”

Dynamite Sale Linked to Pair  Handwriting Checks With Gollum’‘s, Officers Declare

Sweeping Success Announced   Government Troops 100 Miles From Jumping Off Place

Dutch Take Vital Coal, Oil Regions   Netherlands Headquarters  Announces New Success  After Advances of More  “Than 100 Miles

Dutch Capture Vital Oil And Coal Resions   Sweeping New Successes In Eastern Samatra Are Announced.

Dutch Report  Sumatra Gains   Capture Vital Coal, Oi Regions 100 Miles From Palembang

Dutch Capture Vital Coal And Oil  Regions In Eastern Sumatra Area

Three Ports Opened For Trade   Indonesians Re port Netherlands Is Using Paratroopers

Dutch. Take Rich Oil, Coal Regions In Sumatra Drive    Order Ports Opened  : To Ship Captured Raw Materials te  - Markets of World

DUTCH MILITARY HEADQUARTERS HAS ANNOUNCED SWEEPING NEW SUCCESSES IN EASTERN SUMATRA, WESTERN JAVA

Dutch Seize Vital Oil, ©   Capture. Fields Almost Intact in Swift Drive In Eastern Sumatra; Open Ports to Trade

OWEEFING OULUEOOLD REPORTED BY DUTCH AGAINST INDONESIA  COAL, OIL REGIONS ARE - CAPTURED; REPUBLICANS PLAN BITTER MEASURES

NEW SUCCESSES IN EASTERN SUMATRA   Dutch Report Capture of Vital Coal and Oil  Regions   ARE VIRTUALLY INTACT

Dutch Claim New Successes   Report Seizing Coal, Oil Stores Intact

Dutch Announce New Successes In E. Sumatra  - Coal, Oil Regions Taken Almost Intact

Dutch Report Capture of Vital Coal and Ou! Regions   ARE VIRTUALLY INTACT

Dutch Seize Rich Coal Mine Area In  Western Sumatra   Move To Open Ports In Java To World Commerce

SUCCESS OF DUTCH GROWING   Military Command Reports Capture Of Coal, Oil Regions

Dutch Capture East Sumatra  Oil, Coal Arez   ‘Navy Orders Ports Open In Java To Get Great Stores Of Material Shipped Abroad

DUTCH ANNGUNCE SWEEPING GAINS “INSUMATRA DRIVE   Claim Capture Of Coal, Oi Regions; Opening Of Ports Ordered

Vital Oil And Coal Regions Seized Intact   Indonesians Issue Further Threats Of Destruction

Dutch Report New Successes In Indonesia  Vital Coal, Oil Regions Taken Without Damace

VITAL COAL, OIL REGIONS TAKEN IN FRESH DRIVE   Netherlands Navy Orders Java Ports Opened To Normal Trade; Dutch Capture Large Stores Of Arms.

Dutch Relate Capture Coal, Oil Regions   Dutch Java Ports to Normal Trade for Some Raw - Materials

DUTCH ANNOUNCE SUCCESS IN WAR   CLAIM CAPTURE OF SUMATRA OIL FIELDS, REOPEN JAVA PORTS

Dutch Announce Sweeping Success In East Sumatra Coal, Oil Regions; Open Ports For Normal Trade Again

DUTCH CAPTURE KEY JAVA AREA   Invaders In Possession Of Vital Oil And Coal Resources   THREE PORTS OPENED

Dutch to Open Indies Ports for World Trade   Report Sweeping New Gains in Sumatra; Seize Rich Coal Area

OIL, COAL AREAS TAKEN BY DUTCH   New Successes Claimed Ir Eastern Sumatra Drive

‘Dutch Claim Victories ‘In Sumatra   Coal, Oil Regions Reported Captured; Java Ports Opened To Normal Trading

Dutch Announce New Successes In E. Sumatra  Coal, Oil Regions   Coal, Oil Regions Taken Alrnost Intact

Jewish Refugees Being Screened      British Seek To Find The Countries Of Origin; Few Wounded.

Californians Victims In Fiery Tragedy  Five Dead In Plane Crash Near Amarillo

i Plymouth County  th lax Production Is. Boosted; ‘Crop. Tisurance: “Available

Strategic Bomber Base to Be  Built in Maine Installation Is Set  at Closest Point 49 Troublad Furone

U.S. Building Heavy Bomber Base In Maine, Nearest Spot to Europe

POMONA GRANGE... TO CHOOSE QUEEN   To Compete In The Inter: state Laurel Festival.

ELDERLY WOMAN KILLS HUSBAND   72-Year-Old Recluse Confesses Stabbing, Beating and Slashing 76¥ear-Old Husband — Police Seeking Motive for Crime,

OHIO WOMAN SLAYS HER ~ HUSBAND, 5   ' Stabbed Him - oo “In: Abdomen’ ‘with - Kitchen Knife

Violent Deaths For tf In State Over Weekend  Shooting, Drowning   Shooting, Drowning And Auto Accidents Take Heavy Toll

Violence Over Arkansas Takes 11 More Lives   ROAD ACCIDENTS, :UN AFFAIRS, DROWNING TAKE TOLL

British Cabinet May Revamp Foreign Policy  Marshall Will Report  To Nation In Friday Reandenct At 1N D KM

Britain May Review Policy  Grave Concern Over Prolonging of Germany Disunity Felt

See Shift In British Policies   “Whole Structure” Of Foreign Policy May Be Changed By Big Four Stalemate

Council Breakup May Ferce Change In British Policy   » Grave Concern Is Expressed Over the  ' Collapse---Bevin May Onen ._Cobines. Talke

Parley Breakup May Alter British Foreign Policy   Cabinet Meets Friday To Hear Reports On Conference Failure

BRITISH RESTUDY FOREIGN POLICY   Shakeup May Come As Re. ‘sult Of Big Four Failure

Failure of Big: 4 Meeting May Cause Britain.to . Change Foreign. Policies

Shape New Policies On Germany   3 Britain, U.S. and France , Dig Into West Zone Unification

vec y. Bevin Will Report . To Commons   Certain Britain Would Join U. S., France In Mercer..

Change in British  Foreign Policy Seen   OCCUPATION .COST  PACT SIGNING TODA)

eee Faure Continue Talks on Reich, _ Britain Plans to Reconsider Foreign Policy

Britain Reviews Foreign Policy;  Three Powers Study Reich Merger

Britain to Study Policy   Entire Structure of Foreign Program Affected By Big Four Breakdown

British Cabinet To Reconsider Foreign Policy Structure As Result Of Conference Failure   To Urge France To Merge Her Occupation Zone With Fused British-American Zones

British Will Consider Their Foreign Policy   ‘Failure of Big 4 Talks:On Germany Opens Discussion

Big Four Collapse Affects Diplomacy Entire New Approach  To Germany Planned After London Fiasco

BRITISH TO SIFT FOREIGN POLICY IN BIG 4 FAILURE   Government Officials Shov Grave Concern About Parley’s Collapse

ConferenceFailure May. Mean’ Change, In British Policy   Government Officials Have Grave Concern Over Germany’s: Long.  * Wicwerity:

BEVIN REPORTS ON FAILURE OF BIG FOUR TALKS   Strong Possibility That U.S. And Britain Will Ask France To Merge Their German Zone With Anglo-American Territory.

Western Powers Continue Talks on Reich, Britain Plans to Reconsider Foreign Policy

GIVES BRITAIN GRAVE CONCERN   London Government Reported Ready To Reconsider Foreign Policy

BRITAIN MAY RECONSIDER ITS POLICIES   Whole Structure of Foreign Program Expected to Be Studied in Light of Breakdown of Big Four Conference.

Big Three Continue Discussion Of German Problem; Leave Door Open For Russian Co-operation

British Cabinet ToStudy  Policies   Bevin Expected To Head Discussion  Of Problem

Bevin To Repert   Britain Slated To Reconsider Whole Foreigr  Policy Course   Grave Concern Held By Officials As Talks Of Bie Four Collapse

BRITISH LIKELY TORECONSIDER FOREIGN POLICY   Expect Changes After Bic Four Conference Ends in Failure

—WEST GERMAN UNIFICATION— Britain May © Join U.S. In  Merger Plan

Cabinet Waiting Report by Bevin; Empire Expected To Join France, U. S.in Uniting Western Germany

Britain May Change Its Foreign Policy  Breakdown of London Meet Responsible

May Reconsider Foreign Policy   British Cabinet Expected to . Hear Report on Failure of Big Four Meet   CONCERN JIS EXPRESSED   England Likely Will Push Merger of British-U.S,  # and French Zones

BRITISH VIEW BIG 4 FAILURE WITH CONCER!   Cabinet’ Expected To Recon sider Entire Foreign Policy :  Tamarrow.

Allied Powers ToLeave Door Open To Soviet   Indicate Russia WoulJd Be Given Opporinnity To * _Cooperate-In Plan For Germany

U. S., Britain, France Reshuffle ApproachTo Peace After Big 4 Flop

London Cabinet May Re-Examine Foreign Policy   Western Powers Continue Reich Talks; Leave Door Open for Future Russian Cooperation.

Western Powers Leave Door Open For Future Cooperation With Russia

Entire British Foreign Policy to Be Surveyed   Big Four Failure May Result in Changes to Meet Needs

DAKOTA BLAZE BURNS 50-MILE PATH IN LANDS   Fighters Bring Flames Under Contro! After 12-Hour Battle

BLACKENS 700 SQUARE MILES IN DRY DAKOTAS   Range, Grain Go Up In Flames -

Grain,Range Land Burns; Heavy Loss   Damage Several Millions — Fire Controlled After  Twelve Hours

Fire Destroys Thousands OI Bushels (QV Dakota Wheat; Damage Runs Into Millions

SAYS DECISION NOW TO AFFECT ENTIRE FUTURE   Senator Vandenberg Warns Colleagues That Aid To Greece Now Might Foreshadow World-Wide Obligations By U. S.

Solons Await President's Greek Report   Mediterranean Crisi: Report Will Be Given on Wednesday

Foreign Policy Of America To Face New Test   TRUMAN PLANS TO TELL CONGRESS ABOUT GREECE

Truman Wii Debate Crisis Tommorow  fora Anh Afh   $250,000,000 Loan May Be Asked For Greece

Uncle Sam May Take On Worldwide Burden Other Nations Are Believed Likely To Ask American Aid

IMPLICATIONS MAKE GREEK ISSUE VITAL   Because U.S. Aid to Athens May Bring Need of Helping Elsewhere, Truman Talk Tomorrow Comes Into Sharp Focus.

American Policy round The World Bound *:'p Io. Aid-To-Greece Prop val

Vandenberg Sees More Appeals   Feels Aid to Greece May Mean Aid to Other Nations

/ANDENBERG S LEERY OF ‘REECE LOAN   Questions Mediterranean Aid Wiile Still Denying Assistance to Chinese

Greek Case Not An Isolated One: Sen. Vandenberg   Warns Aid May Saddle  U. S. With World-wide RR Sere

Sees Change In U.S. Policy Ove Aid To Greece   Vandenberg Comment: As Congress Awaits Truman’s Message.

VANDENBERG IS INDEFINITE ON AID T0 GREECE   Senator Hints Other Loans Also Might Be Forced To Insure World Peace

U.S. Foreign Policy Bound Up In Greek  Issue -- Vandenberg   Congress Gets Message From Truman Tomorrow

Asks U.S. To Take Long Look   Policy Followed In  Greece, Says Vandenberg, May Have To Be Pursued Around World

Truman Set To Deliver His Speech At Capitol   Vandenberg Awaiting Address On Europe's Situation Tomorrow

Truman Greece Report Awaited   Vandenberg Lends Encouragement To Program

Warns Help for Greece May Touch Off “Chain Reaction” Among Many Friendly Countries; President Will Present Case on Wednesday

Sen. Vandenberc Awaits Message From President   Truman Will Address Congress and Nation On Greece and Turkey

Attention Is Sharpened on Truman Talk   Vandenberg Sees US Shouldering World Wide Obligations in Assistance to Greece

Vandenberg Sees U.S. Policy for World in Greek Problem   Legislative Leaders Expect Truman to Ask for $250,000,000 Loan

U.S. Likely To Take New Obligations   Vandenberg Indicates Truman’s Speech Will Fix World Policy

Heavy Obligations Involved In Loans   Aid to Greece, Turkey May Present Many Implications

Sees—Greek—AidSetting Policy Around World   Vandenberg Voices Belief U. S. May Ineur Global Debt In Extending Help

Truman Speech May Tip Scales  Congress Sharpens AWMention on Greece

B TO DISCUSS SHOP   Clinic at University Wil Close Tomorrow Afternoon   BANOLET IS TONIGHT

Clinic at University Wil Close Tomorrow Afternoon   BANQUET IS TONIGHI

Community Chest Has Full Time Secretary   Jim J. Wilcox Selected To Operate Program on A Year ‘Round Bacie

Community Chest Has Full Time Secretary   Jim J. Wilcox Selected  To Operate Program on A VYanr *Baiwneld O..*.

Foreign Owned Assets Greater   No Solution to Dollar Needs—Are Privately Owned

Foreign-owned Assets in U.S. Now Near 15 Billion Mark, Report Shows

Even Allowing for Shrinkage Since June, 1941, Govenment Says Value is Greater Than That Before Pearl Harbor.

American Plan Opposed as Risking Lives of Jews, Arabs and British;. Johnson Doubts Islamic Uprising

British Hit U. $. Palestine Plan      No Provision for Troops Assailed

Britain Cool Toward U. S.. Palestine Plan   America Favors Division of Country July 1

Partitioning By July 1 ils Proposed   Violence Feared Unless Troops Enforce Spin

British Are Cool To U.S. Plans To Divide Palestine   Britons Fearful Violence Would Precede Partition of Jews, Arabs   JULY 18T SUGGESTED AS EFFECTIVE DATE   Three-Man Commission Is Proposed to Help Set Up Government

Violence Feared In State Division   British Demand Enforcement Troops To Prevent War Betwen Arabs, Jews

FARM YOUTH, 9, DIES OF BURNS   Clothing Takes Fire White Burnine Trash

College Head Asked To Quit   Trustees Object To Divorce And Remarriage, Not A Good Example.

College President's Divorce and Remarriage Brings Plea He Resign

RAIDER DIES   Gen. Carlson, Famed Lead. er of Raids Against Japs, Succumbs at Age 51

Death Toll Passes  900 Mark   Major Number of Victims Lose Lives in Traffic Mishaps During Three-Dav Independence Celebration

CLEARING SKIES IN FLOOD AREAS   Crest at Chester, IIL, Today, Believe Levee Will Hold.

BOAST ‘SECRET WEAPON’ Great Britain Declares War On French Long Skirt

Denazification Court Leader’s Home is Bombed  eee) a eee Be ee   Military Police Cordon  Off Entire Citv Area

Seek To Avert ‘Ford Walkout   CIO President Rejects Plea For Intervention

TALKS RESUME BETWEEN ClO, FORD LEADERS   NEGOTIATORS HOPE TC BREAK DEADLOCK WHICH ““MAY END IN STRIKE NEXT WEEK —

STRIKE NEARS IN AUTO PLANTS   Ford Accuses Auto Worker: Of Making Company Guinea Pig For Taft-Hartley Bill

FORD AND UNION RESUME TALKS   107,000 Workers Scheduled To Strike Monday

STAND FAST ON SIX BILLION CUT; TAX REDUCTION   Plan ‘Substantial Payment On U.S. Noationel Doht

Rensselaer Plane Crash Fatal to Five   Private Plane Enroute From Indianapolis to Chicago Crashes Near Farm House

Roberts Girl Pleads to Manslaughter Charge and Gets 5 Years: Boy Paroled .

LOCAL PRISONER TURNS OUT TO BE “DOWN-EAST” PAROLE, OFFICIALS SAY

Counsel For Chandler To File Appeal   Radio Traitor Is Sentenced

Coal Operator Upholds Miners’ Wage Increase   “More Coa! at Less Cost’ Predicted

HUMPHREY STATES CONTRAGT 10 GIL U.S, CHEAPER GOAL   Advantages of New Wage Agreement Are Outlined by Industrial Leader at Meeting Today.   BETTER CONDITIONS ALSO FORESEEN

Coal Operators Insists Wage Hike Reasonable  Pittsburgh Consolidation Chariman ‘Sees: ‘More Coal at Less Cost’ Eventually

LUCK CATCHES UP WITH NEGRO FARMER   Uheck for $3,200 to Be Given War Vet Whe Held Winning Ticket in Drawing for Cadillac.

Stassen, Taft Split Over — Labor Bills.   ‘Ex: Minnesota: Chief Opposes’ Move to ‘Outlaw Closed: Shop

TARIFF ISSUE. STRIKE CONTROL CAUSE BREAK   Taft Hits Stassen’s Views on Strikes As Trivial

Police Raids Net Lottery Supplies   Headquarters of Statewide Swindle Believed Found

BABSON DISCUSSES COMMODITY PRIGES   Expects Peak Wholesale Prices In Second Quarter of 1948 But Retail Prices and Cost Of Living Will Continue To Rise During the Year.

House Delays Vote On Bill To Ban Reds   Action On Appropriations Measures Also Skipped Until Next Week

Anti-Communist Vote Is Put Off Until Next Week  Senator Hardwick Introduces Dothan Civil Service Bil]

PROBERS LLAIM BUREAU FAILED COLLECT TAX   Might Tap Howard Hughes For 3 1-2 Million

Probing Committees Brings to Light Thres and One-Half Milllons of Unpald Income Taxes Chalked Up Against Howard Hughes! Combine,

Newark Battle: Over Warship Goes To Court   Legal Skirmish Feature: Fight to Keep. Craft Ont Of Harbors City. Asks Acreement

Newark Listens to Oral Salvos   Battleship Remains at Anchor Well Out at Renae. Meanwhile

PAY HIKE FOR. TEACHERS ASK D Area Legislators Tc To : School Fund And Red —

PAY HIKE FOR TEACHERS ASKED ; Area Legislators To Fight t For: School Fund And Redistricting

Illinois Tax Agents Seek to Restrict Inflow of Cheaper Indiana Cigarettes

Reds Set Up ‘Government In Greece   Broadeast by Guerrillas Tells of New Regime in North Area; Leftists  - Told to Take Up Arms

Communists May Set Up ‘Free State’   Northern Greece Would Be ‘Free Region’

Proclaim Red Government In North Greece   Communist Radio Call To Take Up Arm: Is Broadcast

A Red Regime Proclaimed In Nort h Greece   Recognition py Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania Feared in Athens

Rump State Created by Greek Reds   ' Announcement Comes by Means of the Guerrilla Radio

Reds Form New State In Greece   Formation of Communist Government in Vague Area of North Proclaimed Over Radio

Greek Communist Guerrillas Set Up New. ‘Government   i Promptiy. Issue: a Call to Leftwing las to ‘Take Up.  Brive! ba Croce

Proclamation Of Red State in  Greece Looms   (suerrillas Establish Radio Station: Minor Clashes in Mountain

Communists May Proclaim Separate State In Greece   Action Is Needed To Free Country From Intervention. Guerrillas Contend

General Issues Call to Arms   Military Authorities Expect Step to Speed Defeat of Guerrillas

GREEK COMMUNISTS CLAIM NEW STATI   Recognition By Red-Domi nated Neighbors Likely

Northern Greece Communist State Move Seen   Diplomat Says Plan Would Enable Reds To Aid Guerrillas

GOVERNMENT SET UP IN NORTH AREA BY COMMUNIST FORCES  RUSSIA, SOVIET BLOC MAY RECOGNIZE NEW RULE, PREMIER SAYS

TO GOVERN IK NORTH GREECE, PARTISANS SAY   Announcement Released Over Unidentified Radio Station.

Senate Overrides Governor's Veto  Dispose of State Gasoline Tax Bill

Sharp Drop in. Residence Sales   Definite Trend Also Reported Toward Lower Prices

Reports Trend To Lower Prices  In Home Sales   rea eed ei Says National Group Qf Real Estate Boards

Voltage Upped On Two Rural Power Lin  Short Interrunpti   Short Interrupti of Service Necéssary; South Lines Affected

Voltage Upped On Two Rural Power Lings   Short Tnterrup sity . of Service Necdssary;  South Lines Affected

CABINET MEET STUDIES FOOD, GRAIN BUYING   A { Agriculture Department May  -—By-Pass Grain—Exehanges —!  to Shun Speculation   SOME FARMERS OPPOSED TO SELLING THEIR GRAIN

ANDERSON SEES NO NECESSITY YET FOR MOVE   By-Passing of Grain Exchanges Aimed at Market Speculation

GREEN DEFIES THE G. 0. P. TO NOMINATE TAFT   Predicts He Would Receive Worst Defeat of Any Major Party Candidate in History.   SAYS LABOR 100,000 TO 1 AGAINST HIM   A. F, L, Chief Also Declares Union Will Exert Every Effort to Houseclean Congress.

BLAZE MAKES 80 HOMELESS   Three injured As $350,000 Fire Levels Apartment House In W. Va. City

Little Progress in Negotiations   Telephone - Employes Admit Sawing Main Cable Last Thursday

TEMPERATURES   Six Men Facing Prosecution For Phone Sabotage   Prosecutors Wait Exact Wording Of Michigan Statute

Auto Liability  Rates Increased   Zoom From 10 To 80 Percent In 27 States Effective Today.

Auto Liability Rates Go Up in State Today  iRise Ranges From [10 To 40 Per Cent

CAR INSURANCE RATES BOOSTED   30 Pct. Increase On Private Auto  Pronerty. Insurance

Young Widow Fatally Stabbed At Coraopolis   Former Sailor Stabbed With Butcher Knife; Guarded in Hospital

‘wn War Widow Stabbed To Death      Mother of Two Childrer Killed—Young Sailor ‘Under Guard

PRISON GUARDS CALLED KILLERS   Georgia Negro Convicts Afraid Of Snakes, Claim 8 Slain

$905,249.25 Is Total For Year; $338,775.00 Sold Through April, °47

IOWA TEACHERS VOTED A RAISE   Minimum Salaries Almost  Doubled by House

SIXTY MILLION NOW HOLD JOBS   Employment in U. S. Hits All-Time Record

SIXTY MILLION JOBS IS NOW AREALITY   First Time in American History, According Te Censas Burean Recerds

American Legion Prenares To Open State Convention   Pittsburgh Ready To Host 50,000 Legionnaires At Ovening Wednesday

LONG GROWING SEASON   Killing Froat Late Arriving in This Part of Kansas

‘Disarm--Or Else’ Policy Advocated   Former Sccret Agent In Greece Says U. 8S. Aid Would Hurt Rather Than Hela

NAB ANOTHER IN THOMPSON MURDER CASE   Officers Claim.  Thompson _ Hired ~ Man to Kill  His Wife

Charge Husband Hired Man To Hack Wife to Death   Spouse, Second Wife and Alleged Killer, Face Murder Charaes in Detroit.

No Trespassing In State Forests  To Be Enforcec   State To Make Ban On Hunting In State Effective During Dry Spell

IOWAN ADMITS KILLING FARMER   Sheriff Says He Will File Murder Charge

TOWAN FACES MURDER COUNT   Report Farm Hand Confesses He Shot Farmer at Eartham

BOARD AUTHORIZES COURSE IN DRIVING   Class Will Be Offered a Senior pSchoal  This

COURSE IN DRIVING   Class Will Be eee) a  Senior Schoo Ag she   ELECT FIVE TEACHERS

Soviet Writer Accuses Pope Of Alliance With Truman And Urging War on.U.S.S.R.

Life Insurance Firms Taxless By Legal Quirk Snyder Asks Congres: To Change Law on  Investment Tncrame

Henry Ford II Tells U. S. Chamber Of Commerce To Pay For Leadership

Industry Must Lead, Ford Says  Cites Failures Of Government Efforts

U.S. Agrees to Pay Big Share of Costs  In 2 German Zones   Accord Reached With Britain to Pay 80 to 90 Per Cent. of Costs; U. S. Gets Greater Control of Important Agencies

U.S. Agrees to Pay Most of British Costs in Germany   American Expense To Be $800 Million For 1948 Under Plan

GERMAN AREA NEEDS LARGE ANNUAL FUND   It Is Estimated U. S. Will Be Expected to Give 86-90 Per Cent

U.S. To Assume Additional Costs  Bears Major Burden Of Occupation Cost

Formal Agreement - Adds  $400,000,CO00 to Cost of Analo-lf. & Zane

U. 5, OCCUPATION BILL IN-GERMANY BOOSTED SHARPLY   Under Agreement With Britain, Washington Will Pay $400,000,000 More Annually in Future.   BURDEN CARRIED BY ENGLAND IN PAS]   In Return for Greater Outlay, America Gets Controlling Voice in Key Economje Agencies.

Agreement Is Signed With  Great Britain   British Will Bear Part of Expenses in Occupied Zone

iU. S. AGREES TO PAY MOST OF COST ‘OF RUNNING COMBINED OCCUPATION ZONES OF REICH

Deadline Ends Minus Signal  From Lewis  Mine Head, U. S. In Test Of Power

WOMAN ADMITS FATAL HOMEFIRE   “. Members of F Others Burned; To Re inane  aa.

An Insane Mother Attempts to Burn  Her Entire Family  Husband and 3 } Childre to wm GaeSnalbad   Husband and 3 Children Die in Gas-Soaked Farm Home Fire

An Insane Mother Attempts to Burn  Her Entire Family  Husband and 3 Childrer Die in Gas-Soaked Farm Home Fire

Murder “Confession ”’ By Blonde Disproved   “Phantom Slayer” Takes Fifth Victim In Texas Hammer Attack

Truman on Spot On Grain Deals   President Refuses To Criticize Trading By Personal Physician

Truman Thinks GrahamDidNot Do Any Wrong   White House Doetor Says Broker Bought Wheat  Without His Knowledge

Truman Backs Speculation By Graham   Fends Request For Justification— Knows of No Others

President Says He Didn't Think Gen. Graham Did Wrong by Speculating in the Grain Market

SAYS PHYSICIAN TOLD OF GRAIN DEALS DEC, 18   Chief Executive Makes Statement When Speculation Becomes Press Topic

Asserts Aid Plan Least Likely _ fo Lead to War  Patterson Supports Truman's Request for Fundc

No War Peril Seen in Aid to  Greece, Turkey   Sec. Patterson Says, On Contrary, Course Is Safest to Pursue

Aid to Balkans May Avert War, Patterson Says  War Prevention Grout Leader Holds Plan

CORN FUTURES HIT NEW PEAK   Prices Soar to $2.0514 aBushel m Chicago

TARKEKRNACTE RP SCONDEAVINETN   TROOPS ONLY RECOURSE If Politics Fail in Greece

Col. Ives Visits Mexia to Organize National Guard Unit   Red Smith Named to ‘Head Company “B”

Late Sports   Games Postponed  jonal League Now vane at Cincinnalt. American League  ee ce bce ga         Amelia Earhart on Secret Mission; Believed Seized. Mother Reports

Question Six in Dismembering of Body at Detroit   Woman Cut Up, Parts Found In Three Separate Packages

Woman Slain; Body Found In Packages   Police Grill Suspects In Grisly Killing

Suspects Quizzed In Detroit's Slaying Horror   Husband Is Held As Woman’s Body Is Found In Separate Packages

Harold Stassen lalks With Stalin   Candidate For Republicar Nomination Spends 80 Minutes With Premier

Argentine-U. S. Rift Seen As Grave Peril  To Proposed Inter-American Defense Plans

jupport Is Lacking for a Jnified Defense Plan for he Western Hemisphere

World's Biggest Plane Makes Initial Flight   Hughes Is Pilot As Huge Craft Responds to Test

 World’s Largest Airplane, With Builder Huches at Controls, Makes First Flight

HOUSE TO SCA VFW'S BILL TO HELP VETERAN   Measure Affecting State’s Ex Servicemen, Would Call For Job Preference

Mail Order Firm Faces Probe Over Sale of Dress Donated for Relief

\Congress Probes Mail Order Sale of. Clothing Donated For Foreign Relief

SOVIET OPPOSITION SEEN Britain, France To Push Plan To Aid Europe Despite Reds

MAUSSIQ BUNS KISK ml iain  Beyin, Bidault To Push Plan  For Recovery  Without Reds   Appraisal: Discloses Paris Parley Ended In Outright Conflict

England, France To Patch Up  Europe Alone   Russian Veto of Continental Economic Co-Operation Considered Worst Blunder in Peace Period

France, Britain Will Proceed Without Reds   Moscow Has Made A Big Blunder, Some Think

Seek To Patch Up Economy Without Russie   Effect Of Soviet Veto Of Marshall Plan Is Weighed

FRANCE AND BRITAIN 10 60 IT ALONE   Two Nations to Aid Europe Without Help of Russia

/ Britain and France Seek to Patch Europe's ‘Economy Without Russia’s Assistance   U. S., China Relations Fo Be Aired Here

Russian Veto of Marshall's Plan Divides Europe   Britain and France Are Trying to Patch Up Tattered Economy

Britam And France Busy  On Aid Plan   Moletov Veto Held Greatest Blinder Pulled By Russives

Hem ispheric Unity Jolted At Lith Hour   U.S. And Argentine Argue Over Attempt To Restrict Security Pact

-Row Threatens Unanimity of Meeting; UES. Victory in Dispute Not Certain

First War Dead  On Way Home ©  For Interment Donald Jennitigs Te Be Buried. In LeMar: When Rody Arrives

Rody Of Private Amos H. Andrews Mect OF Soldiers To Be Returned Here

Mantz Seeks More Records to Beat After Setting 7-Hour East-West Mark

LIJENTHAL VOTE   Senator Bridges Says Move For FBI investigation ' Qalninga Support

Confirmation Of Lilienthal Hits Barrier   Foes Claim Move to Delay Vote but Backers Deny It

DELAY SOUGHT ON LILTENTHAL   Foes Claim Growing Support On Proposed FBI Check;  Showdown Nears

IT IS “JUST A BRAINSTORM,” CREATOR DECLARES , Handy Haf Creation Furnishes Bewildered Men Some Vital Statistics About The Wearer

Handy Hat Creation Furnishes Bewildered Men Some Vital Statistics About The Wearer

Production of Coal Now 59 Percent   Chief U. S. Mine Inspector Explains Reports By His Agents .

Also Censure Members Two State Boards   Say They Followed “Weak Policy Toward Enforcement State Mining Laws”?   Scanlan Carried Legal Authority   State Mine Inspector Could Have Closed Centralia Pit It He Considered It Unsafe

BOARD SAYS COMPANY OFFICIALS RESPONSIBLE FOR SAFETY IN CENTRALIA

MINE PROBERS PLACE BLAME FOR DISASTER   ‘Primary’ Blast Responsibil: ity Laid To Company

Company Officials Are ‘Responsible’ In Centralia Mine   Claim Insufficient Application of Rock Dust to Workings

BLAME 15 FIXED FOR MINE BLAST   COMPANY OFFICIALS HELD  PARTIALLY RESPONSIBLE   FOR DISASTER.

Safety Of Mine Up To Company   State Fact-Finders Say In specior Feared To Close The Centralia Mine.

GREEN WANTS TAFT TO RUN   Easiest GOP to Beat, Says President of AFL

General Motors Offers Wage Hike   10-Cent Boost Would Run Till August Talks

C. M. Offers Hike Of 10c an Hour To Auto Workers   Chrysler Served Wes.  1 Or VR.

Negotiations Resumed, Conciliator Sees Prospect Of Early  Aareement

New Efforts At Settlement Of Phone Strike   Federal Conciliators Seek To Bring About Agreement To End Tieup   U. S. REPRESENTATIVE HOPEFUL OF BREAK

Eight Bills Approved By Kansas House Today   One Measure Weuld Permit Governor to Fill Any Vacaoncias In Legi<lntiuce

Senate Passes Bill To Reduce Credit Buying  Adjournment Delay le Annaced Ry Taft   Adjournment Delay Is Opposed By Taft   NLRB Reinstates Charge That ITU  Refuses To Bargain In Good Faith

NLRB Reinstates — Its LT.U. Charae   Trial Examiner Overruled but Change of Mind Is Left Open

Brooks Has Plan  To Aid European  Textile Industries Proposes ‘Loan’ Of Commodities

TWO DENY YACHT DEATH CHARGES   State Enters Prosecution o! California Couple

“Jomornrous Aeadlines “/odag DEFENSE WITNESS SAYS OVERELL MAY HAVE DIED IN CABIN, WHERE STATE CONTENDS HE WAS KILLED

DEFENSE PUTS BLAST EXPERT BEFORE JURY   Alarm Clock Claims Of State Denied By Witness

Europe To Send Aid Plan Today  16 Billion Request To Be Flown Over

+ OT CHRO seeaiaaaanaets  Andrei Gromyko To Move To Park Avenue Mansion

Showdown In Unis Asked With Soviets   Thorough Airing Of Hungary Case Being Demanded

Senator Demands Showdown With Reds inHungary   Tension Grows Over Communist Moves; Minister Defiant

Report Reveals Numerous Big 4 Disagreements   Shows Soviet Balked At China As Inviting Power To German Parley.

Big 4 Split Badly over Reich Paci   Differ on Many Point: As to Procedure for  Preparing Treaty.

Parley Slowed By Trivialities  Marshall Wea rns Little  tt Se wesew elie, wha bean! Lames ah

Russia Objects To China’s Inclusion   US., France and Britain Want Her in on German Conference   MARSHALL'S POSITION   Would Not Consent to Discuss China Unless She  Is Present

Warning Handed Council   Marshall Declares Chances Of Progress Are Becoming ‘Remote’

Scientitic Publication Emphasizes Importance of Keeping. Other Countries fram Acquiring Atemic Weapons.

ATOM EXPERTS — URGE. CONTROL   DECLARE MAIN OBJECTIVE OF_NATIONS SHOULD BE OUTLAWING OF ATOMIC.”  WEAPONS aa:

TWO ARE VICTIMS OF GAS EXPLOSION   Welders Work Too Close to Tank Yesterday at South Carolina C ity.

PARLEY STILL — “WN DEADLOCK   MOLOTOV REJECTS LATEST ~ SUGGESTION For: SET- « TLING AUSTRIAN PROBLEM

Russia Rejects Proposals On German Assets   French Compromise Plan Is Turned Down By Soviet Representative

French Plan IsRejected by Russia   Soviet Turns Down Compromise Proposa on German Assets

Jet-Propelled Skystreak Uns Speed Record  Navy Plane Averages 650.6 Miles An Hour

JET PLANE HITS 650-MILE PACE   Test At Muroc, Calif. Breaks Record As Newsman Watch

Navy Ups Air Speed Record  To 650.6 MPH   Marine Major Breaks Mark Set Last Week: Newsmen Watch Flight

NAVY PLANE FLIES 650 M.P.H. 0 SET NEW-SPEED RECORD   Jet-Propelied Skystreak Bet. ters Own Mark of 640 . Made Only Last Wednesd2y.   OBSERVERS REPORT CRAFT SEEMED SILENT   Ship Piloted by. Marine Majo Marion: Carl Who Downed 18 Jap Aircraft in Pacific.

JET SETS NEW SPEED RECORD   Navy. Skymaster Hits 852 h MPH, Bettering -

NAVY JET PLANE SETS ANOTHER SPEED MARK.   Borzglas Skystreak Corers California Course At 650.6 Miles An Hone

PLANE SPEED RECORD HIKED TO 650.6 MPH   Navy’s Jet Skystreal Increases Mark Set Only Week Ago

Navy Boosts Air Speed Record To 650.6 Mark   Marine Major Takes Four Tries Over California Course

Navy Plane Attains New Speed Mark Averages 650.6 Miles Per Hour  On Muroe Course

Two Children Die In Maine Blaze: Seek Pyromania   Pair Held for Questioning After 2 Fires Hit Town; Damage $200,000

Pennsburg Young Men Were In Field During Game— Four Others Knocked Down, One Unconscious— There Was No Storm at the Time—Hit Center Fielder and Left Fielder—Seven Men Knocked Out

Probers Sift Plane Debris   Tail of Ship Found 200 Yds. From Crash

Probe Reveals Tail Of Plane  Disintegratecd   Sections Came Off Craft Before Jt Dived Into Woods Friday Near Port Deposit

PROGRAM RESUMED AFTER TWO MONTHS   Soi! Conservation Director Sends Orders To Douglas County  $92,000 FOR COUNTY

Soil Conservation Director Sends Orders To Douglas County   $92,000 FOR COUNTY

Wallace Turns Other Cheek To Criticism By Churchill   Tells 2,000 In Stockholm Speech He “Refuses To Be Disturbed’’

JEWS ARE URGED TO END FIGHTING   One British Officer Dead, 15 Hurt in Tel Aviv Riots

VOLSTEAD, 87, DIES MONDAY   Minnesotan Had Been In Retirement Since Prohibition Ended

GLOWING OUTLOOK   Winter Driving Flood Victims From Tent Homes in lowa

Provide Warmer Shelters For Tented Families in Ottumwa’s Flood District

Flying Discs Have Been Seen in 44 States Now; Still No Explanation

Flying Saucer Jag Reeling Ahead;  More States Join  Sky Watching Become New Profession — For All of Nation

North Carolina In Flying Disc Parade   Only Five States Unreported; Sky Watching ‘Becomes Pastime

North Carolina Is 43rd State to See, or Think it Sees, Flying Disc

U.S. Becoming Sky Conscious; More “Flying Saucers” Snotted in Eqct

STIFF NECKS AND GOGGLE EYES ARE ORDER OF THE DAY AS FLYING SAUCER JAG REELS ON ACROSS THE CONTINENT

Skywatching Popular As Discs Whiz Through ‘Southern Skies: North Carolina Invaded Now

U.S. GETS STIFF NECK SEEKING ‘SAUCERS?   National ‘Jag’ Reels On As Explanations Are Many

America’s ‘Flying Saucer’ Puzzle Causes Stiff Necks, Strained Eyes

No Explanation As More Discs Renorted Seen   Inventors Congress To Give Reward For Delivery Of “Saucer

No. Carolina Joins Flying Disc Parade   No One Knows  What Thev Are

Flying Discs Seen in North Carolina; US Has Stiff Neck Looking for Mystery

‘SAUCERS’ STILL PUZZLE NATION   ‘Flying Crockery’ Seen in North Carolina—$ 1,000 Offered for One of Missles

Saucers Spin Through Skies   Nation Has Stiff Neck  Watching For Sians

FLYING SAUCER SPREE GOES ON   Nation’s Disc Parade Joinec By North Carolina Folk

NEW GREEK VOTE ASKED BY SOLON   Georgia Senator Approves of Aid to Turks to Fight Russla

Calls For New Plebescite Of _ Greek People   Senator Ruasell Makes Pro. posal As Condition Of American Aid For Country

Another Vote On Greek Setup Urged   Georgia Senator Says Government Is Not Democratic Now

British Ambassador to U. S. Denies His Nation is ‘Not Doing Enough’ —

Get-Rich-Quick Speculators Who Plowed Grass: land Blamed For Threat; Savs Dry Cycle Nearing

Soviets Balk At Changing ‘Atomic Ve “?   Will Not Agree To U. S. Proposal For International Research

Security Zones in Jerusalem   British Expected to Apply Martial Law

Jerusalem Tense As British Apply Zone Resiriction:   Troops Split City Into Five Security Areas; Bolster Garrison

Dewey, Warren In Lively Clash On Fiscal Policy   New York Governor Would Ban Overlappins In State, U. S. Taxes

DEWEY AND WARREN TAX VIEWS DIFFER   New Yorker Advocates Changes at Utah Conference Which Are Gopvosed by Californian.

Hughes Raps Senators on lax Pressure   Plane Builder Declares He Lost On War Contracts

Hughes Blasts Probe   Committee Accused Of Putting Pressure On Tax Officials

FRENCH RAILROAD STRIKE SETTLED   AGREEMENT ON WAGE FORMULA ENDS SEX-DAY-OLD COSTLY TIE-UP,

French Railroad Workers Win Ou!   Government Grants Wage Boosts To End SixBaw Strikes.

CIVIL AIR PATROL TO CONDUCT A CLEARING HOUSE ON FLYING ACTIVITIES

Blast Traps 95 In British Mine Deep Under Sea  16 Are Known Dead;  Roof Falls Hinder Wor

Rescue Teams Seek To Reach Workers Trapped by Blast At Whitehaven

95 Other Men Still Trapped In Deep Shaft   Rescue Teams Strive to Reach Vietims Beyond Rock Barrier

118 Believed Dead In Mine Explosion   Blast Occurs in Coal Workings Under Irish Sea, Near Whitehaven, England—Rescue Parties Trying to Contact Victims.

MINE EXPLOSION KILLS 16, TRAPS 95 IN ENGLAND       Whitshaven Werkiags Run Miles Under The See At Solway Firth, Mear Scone Of 1916 =: Piact Esial Ta 128

Explosion Rocks Soft Coal Mine   Rescue Parties Fail   To Reach Miners;   One Man Brought Up Uninjured

118 Enalish Miners Dead in Explosion   Blast in Mine Under Irish Sea in Nerth Enaland

British Undersea Coal Mine Torn by Explosion While 121 Are at Work: 16 Known Dead

Blast Traps — Coal Miners   Sixteen Dead and 95 Are Trapped In ‘Undersea Coal Mine

Mine Blast Traps 118 Below Sea   All Believed Dead in Britain’s Worst Coal Disaster in Years

BRITISH MINE UNDER SEA IS BLAST SCENE      Hundred and Eighteen Miners Are Believed Dead in  Severe Explosion   RESCUE PARTIES GOING INTO PIT AFTER BODIES

FEAR 118 COAL MINE VICTIMS   Blast Occurs in Undersea Mine in Eneland Today

“Passage to’ Entombed Workers . Blooked By —ScwayateRoste Bariers—

Bulletin Issued by National Coal Board Savs Ventilation in 135-Year-Old Mine  Has Been Restored: No Signs of Fire;  Rescue Workers from Area Present

16 KNOWN DEAD, §) TRAPPED IN TINDERSEA MINE   Ten of 121 Miners in Deep Coai Pit at Whitehaven, England, at Time of Blast Rescued.   SEE LITTLE HOPE FOR MEN STILL ENTOMBED   At Least Three Separate Rock Falls Block Passage to Pithead—Explosion Causes Panic.

Men Trapped In Coal Pit Under Irish Sea   Blast Believed One of Worst Disasters in Mine Histore

Blast Rips Old Mine In England  Rock Barriers Balk ork Of Rescuers

Explosion In Pit Under Irish Sea   Surviving Worker Brought to Surfacé Tells of Disaster

CREW CAUGHT IN PIT UNDER THE IRISH SEA   DISASTER MAY BE WORST IN YEARS FOR ENGLAND

‘Count 16 Known Dead With Others Remaining Trapped Inside Old English Shaft

111 Men Trapped By Blast in British Coal Pit Under Sea   Some Bodies Reported Reached by Rescuers In Explosion-Wrecked Shaft; Ten Men At Work in Pit Brought Out Unhurt

British Mine Blast Believed To Have Killed 118 Miners  Rescue Parties Have Not Made Contact With Those in Pit When Big Explosion Occurred  One Man Brought to Surface Unhurt;  Disaster May Be Worst Since 1943  WHITEHAVEN, England, Aug. 15. (AP)—A tre-

Explosion Two Miles Beneath Irish Sea Brings  Northern England Its Worst Mining Tragedy , pm We ee 4 T S287 : Bh ae ee 5 age Pe Be Ee ee ee

16 Are Killed, 95 Other Men Still Trapped   Rescue Crews Are Hampered By Falls

MINE BLAST MAY HAVE KILLED 118   Rescue Workers Fail to Find Mea Digging Coal Under Irish Sea  ;

Tremendous Blast Occurs in Coal Mine   Disaster’ Strikes Workings Beneath . Solway Firth

95 Trapped, 16 Die in British. Mine Disaster   Pit Swept by Explosions Blocked Passageway  pk a,» Seen eee

118 Trapped By British — Mine Blast   Workings Extending Under Sea Scene of Explosion Said One of England’s Worst in Many Years

Savings Bonds Popular In Jones  Purchasers Appreciate  Canto iImvactmant

Four -Hour Wrangle Ends Without  ‘Reaching Decision   American Delegation Is Pressing for 55-Nation Approval on All Requests for Hearings

Wranele Ends UN Debate Until Monday   Reds Back Poles Try To Bring Back Rejected Proposal

U.S., Reds Split Over Jew Debate   Palestine Issue tn UN Unsettled After Wranale

Issue Remains Deadlocked At Adjournment   American Plan Appears Certain To Be Approved

U. §.-Russians Spli On Hearing Jewish  Views on Palestine  Austin Would Not Violate Charter; feerra le lEndaeidad

U.S., Russ Clash Over Palestine  _ Austin, Gromyko Duel On Participation of Jews In U.N. Debate

Polish Proposal To Hear Agency Backed by Reds   America Would Let 55-Nation Committee Decide on Requests

U.S., Russians Spliton Giving  Jews Hearing   Representation at Debate  Still Undecided After Ws

U.S., Russia Split  On Jewish Issue   Poles Revive Move To Let Agency Testify

Soviet, U.S. Split Over Palestine   Russia Backs Poles on ‘Jew Representation

U.S. Soviet Split On Palestine  Jewish Organization Is Cause Of Wranale

U.S., Russia Split Over Letting Jews Share in Debate   U. N. Assembly Wrangles Four Hours, U. S. Position Has Edge

State Road Chief Resigns Post  Worthington To Take Position In Greece

Fuel Supply Probe Begun By Congress   Cold Wave Raising  Interest, Among Solons

Cold Wave Hikes Interest In Fuel   Congress Turns To Testimony On Coal Gas, Oil Controls

Greeks Charge: War Fomented   Eefust Neighbers Blamed Far Macedonia Plating

SENATE 0. K.5 LABOR BILL BY WIDE MARGIN   Taft Predicts Presidential Veto Would Be Overridden

Passage Seen Should Truman Veto Labor Bill   Taft, Elated by Win In Senate, States Votes Are Available

LABOR CURBS BILL PASSED: ‘> BY SENATORS   TAFT PREDICTS THAT BILL _ WILL BE ENACTED INTO . LAW. EVEN IF IT 18  . ~ VETOED

Labor Measure Now Awaiting Truman's Action   Labor Reform Bill Passes Senate By 54-17 Vote Last Night   TAFT PREDICTS VETO FAILURE

Othman Discovers Hughes Plane Belongs to John Q. Public Until It’s Proved the Thine Will Fly

Co-Ed May Have Been Poisoned   Body of Honor Student of Purdue University KRannd By Railroad

Honor Student Poison Victim   Body Of Girl Found Along Railroad Eanbankusscnt

pody of Furdue Student Is Found  Anna Catherine Fox Believed to Have Died from Poisoning   No Viclence Marks

PROBEDEATH OF PURDUE CO-ED   Indicate Poisoning in Death of University Honor Student

Analyze For Poisoning In Co-ed’s Death   Anna Catherine Fox, Purdue University Student from Connersville, Found Dead on Railroad Embankment.

BRITAIN SOUNDING OUT U.S. ON POSSIIBILITY OF LOAR   BRITISH SPOKESMAN: SAID no  HAVE BEEN TOLD INFORMALLY “IT CAN'T  BE DONE"  

WITH EUROPE SPLIT BETWEEN SOVIET AND U. S. GROUPS MARSHALL STILL HOPEFUL OF HIS PLAN

Defender of Bataan Lays Aside Uniform as He Retires Alter.45 Years of Army Service

Rio Prepared for Truman's [Arrival by Plane at Noon   WAINWRIGHT RETIRES  Fort Sam Houston Ceremony Ends General’s Army Career

V AINWRIGHT ENDS ARMY CAREER  Tribute Paid Bataan Hero At Retirement Ceremonies

WAINWRIGHT IS OUT OF SERVICE   Famous General Retire: After 45 Years In U.S. Army

—— UU — —" —  General Wainwright Lays Aside Uniform Amid Praises Of Career

RECORD YEAR INP'CATED FOR CAR INDUSTRY   PLANTS SET SIGHTS FOR OUTPUT OVER 5 MILLION UNITS  BY JOSEPH H. KARSHNER (FOR DAVID J. WILLKIE)

CARGO HANDLER TAKES AIR TRIP   FALLS ASLEEP IN BAGGAGE ROOM OF HIGH LEVEL PLANE

APRIL BIG MONTH FOR INDUSTRIAL TIEUPS   Phone Strike Chief Cause Of increased Idle

Farmer Takes In More Money Than Ever Before   Farm Cash Receipts First Eight Months Of Year 17 Billion

Farm Income Reaches New High Peak And Still Climbing; Expenses Up Too

Farmers’ Income Hits High Mark  Operating Costs Continue Increase

FARM INCOME IS NEARING RECORD   Trends Indicate New High in Annual Earnings

FARM INCOME: RECORD SEEN   THIS YEAR MAY BRING THE HIGHEST INCOME IN HIsTORY TO FARMERS 

FARMERS’ INCOME SETS NEW RECORD   Report Estimates . Receipts for Eight Months at 17 Billion.

INCOME NEARS RECORD LEVEL   High Spot Realized Ir Spite Of Mounting Production Cost

Farmer Income: Hits New Peak   Gain Of 21 Per Cent Over 1946 Officially Reported.

F. arm Income Highest Yet, Says Report  Shows 21 Per Cent Over 1946 Figures

FARM INCOME UP TO ALL-TIME HIGH   GROWERS ios7 EARNINGS EX_ * PECTED TO BE GREATEST IN HISTORY.

FARM INCOME GREATER THAN EVER BEFORE   EARNINGS FOR 1947 MAY BE HIGHEST IN HISTORY

FARM INCOME AT NEW PEAK   Report Shows Average °46 Net Income of $2,541 For All-Time High

Labor Heads Fight Back  At Con eress   Several Predict 90 Per Cent Of Organized Workers To Walkout 3

Plan Test Of Validity Of Law That Curbs Labor   One Spokesman Says 90% of Organized Labor Will Strike Within Next Week

Early Test Of Labor Bill Is Being Sought   Nationwide Work Stoppage Looms As Labor Pratecs

Union Spokesman Predicts General Protest Strike   Early Test of Strike Control Bill Foreseen

Greeks Say Reds seaten in Fighting   Force of 2.500 Reported Readied At Yugoslav Port

Red Army Acknowledged Superior Russia Probably Could Invade, Occupy All  Western Europe in 48 Hours, Journal Says

US Army Major Declares Russia Could ‘Capture’ Western Europe In 48 Hours

SOVIET ARMY'S MIGHT IS CITED   Estimate Russians Coulc Occupy All Western Europe in 2 Days

CHINA'S ARMY PINGHING OFF AED ADVANCE   North, South Troop junction Breaking Up Threat to Changchun.

iaeaccemeatalvaieatatai.ti:\in ced RMaemmanmenl FAMILY WATCHES PARACHUTIST DIE

TWO CHILDREN ON A NIGHT-LONG CRIME SPREE   One Eight and the Other Ten Years Terrorized a Community.   FOOLED THE OFFICERS   Thought It Was An Adult Band of Gunmen; Fired Many Shots.

Posse Captures Pair of Youthful Gunmen After Exchange of Rifle Fire

Eight-10-Year-Old Lads Terrorize Town in Night-Long Shooting Spree

Blaze Away All Night—  8 and 10 Year Old Desperadoe’  Terrorize Minnesota Area ©:

TWO SMALL BOYS TERRORIZE TOWN   STAGE WILD WEST SHOW WITH STOLEN RIFLES, AMMUNITION

Lads ‘‘Shoot Up”’ Illinois Town... . Desperadoes’ Aged  hight And Ten Held

ellen ee  2 Desperadoes, One 8 and the Other 10, Shoot up Western City for Thrill

Desperadoes, Aged 8, 10, Trade Tears For Bullets; In Long Night of Terror

‘Annual Bank Management Clinic Will Open  Tomorrow   A THREE DAY SESSION

300 BANKERS ARE EXPECTED AT K. U.   Annual Bank Management ) Clinic Will Open  : Tomorrow     a ~~,» erm, - ge m™ a ar ~rr ~~ ee re G& FT

LABOR PARTY GOVERNMENT _ TELLS AUSTERITY -WEARY BRITONS THEY MUST INCREASE THEIR PRODUCTION

BRITONS WARNED NATIONAL LIFE IN GRAVE PERIL  LABOR GOVERNMENT ISSUES GRIM WHITE

British Told Work Need Ir White Paper   _ Rationing Must   Rationing Must Be Continued, Government Says

‘Labor Government Issues Grim Work Pattern in Britain   Austerity-Weary Britons Told They Must Up Production

Britain Told to Increase Production in Grim Warning by Labor Party

Coal, Labor Essential  Unions Advised To Halt Demand For Short Hours

BRITONS TOLD TO ‘UP OUTPUT’   White Paper Says ‘National Life’ Is At Stake

Production Call Sounded  For Britain   Government’s White Paper Declares Life Of Nation at Stake

No Let-up On Weary Britons   Sober White Paper Describes Dilemma Of Empire and Asks Continued “Austerity’

Weary Nation Told Situation Critical  And Work Is Vital  ‘we. werthit.$ ann’ 2S Bb RTMAS eee

Foundations Of National Life At Stake, Claim   Export Goal Set At 140% Pre-War Level; Exempt Miners From Military Service

Britons Warned Of Grim Future   Are Told By Government to Up Production or Face  Years of Rationing   MUST FORGET LEISURE   Attlee Tells Labor Union: to Abandon All Re strictive Ideas

GLOOMY PICTURE IN WHITE PAPER   Must Accept Rationing, Forgo Shorter Hours, Up Output of Coal. Goods

British White Paper Calls For Working Plan To Get Production Started Again

War-Weary British Get Grim Statement on Economic Crisis   Attlee Calls for Increase in Production of Coal; More Workers Needed

England Faced With Disaster   Attlee Tells People They ‘Must Increase Production or Risk Nation's Foundations’; Private Individuals May Get Stricter Rations

GRIM WHITE PAPER WARNS BRITISH OF ‘STRINGENT PLANS   ts Foundations of National Life Threatened Unless Cooperation Forthcoming

Attlee Draws Grim Picture for British   Critical Moment in National! Affairs . Savs Prime Minister

NO LEISURE FOR BRITISH   ’ Production Must Be Boosted, Labor CGavernment Warns

ECONOMIC CRISIS PERILS BRITAIN; WORK STRESSED   Lobor Regime, in White Paper, Calls for Greater Output To Save Nation

Labor Part Vv Issues Grim  White P aper   Warned Britons National Affairs Are Critical

POLICE HUNT FOR SUSPECT IN ABDUCTION   California Officers Are Trying to Clear Up Alice Devine Story

( Early Arrest Predicted  Raveled Ends Of California Girl's Kidnaping Story Are Pieced Together

Greek Armed Forces to Get Half of Aid   Will Not Lead to War Says Achesor   Will Not Bring Use of Troops, Acting Secretary Affirms.

Workers Win 49 Million With Raises   Agreement Is Effective Feb. 1; Some To Draw $1,800 Retroactive.

‘Truman to Meet Big Six of Congress at White House Toniaht   End Strike Which Cost 85 Millions  UAW Returns to Work at  Allis-Chalmers in Truce

Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee Strike  Ends in Truce Worke rs Vote To  icin, Ethane as   Workers Vote To Return After 329 Days of Walkout

Workers Go Back To Their Work at Milwaukee Plant   Thore Who Return Receive Hourly Wage Increase; Strike Cost Set at’  35 Millions

Allis Chalmers Workers Return  Strikers Vote Return Without a Contract

Auto Union Ends Strike After Vote;  Raise Given   Allis-Chalmers Has Plant Open; Threat Of New Fight Seen

Allis Chalmers Workers Return  Strikers Vote Return Withant «a Cantearéd

Allis-Chalmers Strike Ends After Back to Work Vote   Workers Return Minus Contract; Fight Still On to Gain Demands

Plans Plane Trip   Would Aid Her Brother to Save Thousands in Palestine

Blocking of Third World Conflict Is Discussed by Admiral Kincaid

Strikers Reported Asking Pact As Premier Seeks Drastic Edict; Battle Troops Seize Two Papers

STRIKE - BOUND STATE ON BRINK OF CIVIL WAR   Soviet Protest over Expulsions Rejected By Government

WAR VICTIMS ON WAY HOME   First Group Of Americans Killed In Pacific Being Returned

HONORED DEAD —ENROUTE HOME   TRANSPORT SAILS FROM PEARL HARBOR WITH FIRST BODIES OF WAR DEAD

$600,000 In Bogus Currency— U.S. Agents Hold Five, Smash Counterfeit Ring

Counterfeiter Ring Smashed B Secret Service   Five Men Made. $600,000 Bogus  US. Curraceux:

Secret Service Says Largest Plot Since ‘34   Southern IIlinois Group Believed Only Passers of Bills

Farmer Provides Tip-Off Exposing $400,000 Racket   Leaders Are Linked With Bogus Money fn Southern Illinois

Huge Bogus Money hing Broken Up Through Tip By Distrusttul Farmer

Bogus Money For Turkey Tips Off Roundup Of 5 Men In $600,000 Ring   Secret Service Acts Quickly After Alert Farmer Discovers Largest Counterfeiting  Plot Nation Has Had Since 1934.

Biggest Counterfeiting Ring Since 1934 Broken ‘On Turkey Farmer’s Tip

TURKEY DEAL PROVIDES TIP ON BOGUS BILLS   Thanksgiving Bird Paid for " with Note from Hoard of Worthless Motiey.

BAD BILL FOR TURKEY PUTS FIVE IN JAIL   FBI Breaks Up $600,000 Ring of Counterfeiters on Tip by Farmer.

A GANG BROKEN UP   Federal Men Say Ring Ha: Printed ,000 in Bogus Currency

Counterfeiters Are Captured   Gang of Five Caught Alter Flooding Area with Boqus Bills

Counterfeiters Are Seized By Secret Service   Gang Had Printed $600, 000 In Bogus Money Since July.

Bogus Money Gang Smashed  -Had Printed Nearly $600,000 Worth Of  Faka Currency.

US Secret Service Breaks Up Ring of  Counterfeiters  Had Printed $600,000 i “Fake Currency Since  fale Chiafk Save

Huge Chicago Bogus Money Ring Nabbed   Gang Printed $600,000 Secret Service Savs

Counterfeit Gang Seized hy US Agents   Purchase Of Turkey Provides First Clue To The Gang

Farmer’s Tip Helps To End Big Money Ring   FEDERAL AGENTS NAB COUNTERFEITERS IN CHICAGO

Tip Turned In By Farmer Leads To Breaking Up Of Counterfeiting Ring

SECRET SERVICE AGENTS GALL IT. ONE OF BIGGEST   City Slicker Bought Turkey But Was Too Trustful

FBI Smashes Large Bogus Money Racket   Counterfeiters Claim $600,000 In Fake Currency Was Printed Since July: Five Men Arrested

BOGUS CURRENCY ~ RING IS SMASHED   Hold Five at Chicago on Counterfeit Charge.

FIVE MEMBERS OF COUNTERFEIT RING ARRESTED   Secret Service Says Over Half Million In Bogus Bills Printed

Farmer's Tip Helps Secret Service Break Up Top U.S. Counterfeit Ring

Bogus Currency Ring Broken Up  Group Had Printed $600,000 in Bills

Counterfeit Gang Is Broken Up   Secret Service Say: Ring Had Printed Much Bogus Currency

Big Counterfeit  Ring Broken Up   Seeret Service Gets Gang That Made. $600,000 in Bogus Money

Long Beach Loses Ballots; Box Found   Discovery of, Luss Is Made When Files Checked for Re-Count

MAN-MADE RAIN AT CHICAGO FROM ‘SOWING’ OF DRY IGE   WEATHER OBSERVER AGREES THAT DRY ICE SCATTERED FROM PLANE CAUSED SHOWER

Airplane Sows Dry Ice in Chicago  Clouds to Provide Man-Made Rain

Cambria Busines: Block Destroyed  Fire Damage May Reach $200,000

U. §. ANNGUNCES RED’ AFFILIATES   Loyalty Yardstick to Be Used on Employes Is Described.

Master List Of Disloyal Groups Drawn   Attorney General Tom Clark Records Seventy-Eight Organizalions As Subversive.

78 Subversive Groups Listed   Loyalty Yardstick Names Reds, Klan

U.S. GIVEN LIST OF 78 DISLOYAL ‘ORGANIZATIONS   To Be Used To Check Loyalty Of [is Employes

Loyalty Review Unit Armed With Red Front List   Will Use Clark Report as a New Yardstick in Checking Employes   TO SERVE AS GUIDE IN INVESTIGATION   Membership in 78 Groups Listed Not Enough Cause for Dismissal

Says U.S.Is a War With Soviet   We're Losing It, McCarthy's View

Investigators Refuse To Permit Associate Of Truman To Testify   Former Attorney For Truman Committee Ordered Off Stand To Give Hughes Chance  To Continue To Answer Questions.

Auto Concerns Grant Raises   Hudson And Packar« Reach Agreements With Unions

uto Industry spect. Brighter   qidson: Continental Work Halts ttled: Ford Foremen Still Out

16,00 Workers Return To Jobs In Auto Plants   Packard Grants 15 Cent Pay Increase; Hudson Strike Ends

Ford Strike Continues  Auto Industry Labor Picture Seen Brighter As Tieups End   Hudson Opens Lines: Packard Gives 8,000 15-Cent Wage Boost

SOLVE THREE AUTO DISPUTES   » Ford Only Plant Now Having Labor Trouble

Motor Industry Strike Threats In Detroit End   See General Labor Peace As Wage Agreements At Hudson and Packard Are Reached   Foremen At Ford  Plants Stay Out   $1. Louis Bus Drivers And Sureet Car Operators Walk Out; Company Offer Rejected

EMPLOYES BACK TO JOBS AFTER PAY AGREEMENT   Auto Industry's Labor Scene Takes On Brighter Aspect; Only Ford Dispute Now Clouds Gener al Picture.

PICTURE CLEARS IN AUTO STRIKES   16,000 Back At Work; Wage Agreement Announced

Policeman Shot Bandit Trio   Hold Appleton Youths Bent on Crime Career

SUGAR RATION PROGRAM ENDED   Only Industrial Users “SH Face Restrictions

SUGAR FREED AFTER 5 YEARS OF STAMP USE   Price Control Retained By Government; Industrial Users Restricted

MICE CONTROL RGULATIONS ONTINUED   fonsumption of Industrial Lsers still Limited

Throw Those Ration Books Away!   Now Housewivés Can Fill That Sweet Tooth as Sugar Restrictions End; Price Controls Stay.

End Rationing Of Sugar, Kee; Price Controls   Homes, Restaurants and Hotels Allowed to Discard Stamps

LAST OF LONG LIST OF ITEMp RATIONED DURING WAR DROPPED FROM CONTROLS   By WILLIAM E. ZIMMERMAN  Tabanwmatinennt Newe Garwvira

Rationing Of Sugar At End For Households   ‘Government Takes Off Ra tion Controls On Sugar Effective Today   LAST OF WARTIME RATIONING SETUP

Senate Is Told Communism May Spread by Bills   House Leaders Get Opposite View From Kelsey-Hayes Official

MAJOR FLOOD WARNING SET THROUGH IOWA   Corn Crop Ruined; Hundreds Flee Lowlands

(OWA CORN BOOMED — Heavy Rains Worsen Peril In Mississippi Flood Area

Nitrate -Loaded Ship Explodes At Brest, France   8 Killed, Hundreds Are Injured; Residents Flee City; Fires Rage

Eight Killed, Hundreds Are Injured   Large Sections of Brest, France Leveled by Blast

Newspaper Reports Death Toll at 20; Nitrates in Vessel Explode During Fire

Many Dead, Injured In Ship Explosion   Buildings - -Léveled By A Blast In Harbor of - French City:

EIGHT DEAD AND HUNDREDS HURT AS NITRATE-LADEN SHIP EXPLODES  French Port Is Rocked By Blast

Amendment To School Aid Bill Is Introduced   Would Forbid Use of Funds for Extras.

Policy Will Strengthen Organization   Urges Council to Continue Active Interest in Balkans

Aids In Backing Up Principles of World Charter Plan   Move Is to Help Strengthen U.N. He Tells Group

American Stand On Greek-Turk  Issue Explained   Policy Of Resisting Red Pressure Seen As Help To World Security.

Appears At Meeting Of UN Council   America Will Back Up Aims Of Charter

Delegate to United Nations Tells Security Council U.S. Policy Is To Strengthen U.N.   ASKS INVESTIGATING GROUP BE ESTABLISHED

Policy Is to Bulwark United Nations, and Advance Building of Collective Security

TRUMAN AID PLAN REALLY SUPPORTS UN, AUSTIN SAYS   Helping Greece and Turkey Resist Pressure Backs Up World Charter

Aid Plan In Line With Pact   Austin Assures Security Council Charter Objectives Furthered By Heln te Near East

Tells American Policy To Allow Liberty For All   Insists Greek Aid Program Has Direct Bearing On Objectives Of United Nations

World Security To Be Backed By U. S. Power, U. N. Told   America Will Support All Nations Which Do Not Interfere With Others

No Bypassing Aid ToGreece In Line With World Charter, Austin Tells UN

“Temperatures   _ American Delegate Quotes President’s Wards To Prove Policy Consistent; Looks Forward ‘To Time When Agency Can Carry All Burdens

AUSTIN SAYS GREEK POLICY AID TO PEACE   American Delegate to U. N. Tells Allies Truman Plan Is to Use U.S. Power to Back Up the World Charter.

U.N. Group Hears  Truman's Proposal   United States Power Used To Back Up World Charter

AUSTIN SAYS TRUMAN’S PLAN WILL BOLSTER U. N.   American Delegate Tells Security Council That Proposal To Help Greece And Turkey Resist Totalitarian Pressure Envisages Policy Of Using Power Of United States To Back Up Principles Of World Charter— Declares Aid Would Advance Cause Of Peace

Respect Rights Of ‘Free Choice By All Nafions   Tells Security: Council Truman's Policy Aids. The Cause of Peace.

POWER OF U.S, 10 BACK PRINCIPLES OF WORLD CHARTER   Would Aid Greece and Turkes to Resist Totalitarian Pressure, .   iW. R. AUSTIN EXPLAINS   Spoke Before the Security Council Friday Afternoon.

U.S. Pledged To Give UN Strength   Delegate Says America Stands for Free Choice of Government

U.S. Power Will Back Up World Charter   Austin Declares Aid To Greeks, Turks To Strengthen U. N.

Austin Sees U.S. Aid Policy as Prop To World Charter   Tells UN That This Country Respects Rights of Nation<

Truman Plan Carried to U.N.   Austin Says U.S. Supports Ideals Of World Organization, Wants Nations To Choose Their Own Way of Life

V orld harter acked y Loan   Austin Tells U. N _ Purpose Behind Aid To Greece

SMEAR CHARGED ON BUDGET CUTS   Cabinet Officers Denounced By Appropriations Aids

Splif Widens on  Attempt To Embarrass   Attempt To Embarrass Committee, Is Charge

Department Heads Accused Of Trying To, Embarrass Appropriations Group; Gav Can Stand Cuts

BUDGET SPLIT OF. ADMINISTRATION AND GOP WIDENS   REPUBLICANS HURL ACCUSATIONS AT CABINET OFFICERS

Budget Split Widens: Sharp Charges Heard   Stefan Accuses Cabinet Officers Of Trying To Embarrass House Body

Administration-Congress Split Widens; Republicans Accuse Cabinet Officers   Declare Department Heads Trying To Embarrass House Appropriations Group

CONGRESS SPLIT ON U.S, BUDGET ACTION WIDENS   Accusations Fly On Capitol Hill As Solons Debate Cutis

Concerning New Budget Widens  Cobin et Trying to Embarrass Group? °

Cabinet Aides Are Criticized For Attacking Budget Plans   House Appropriations Leaders Cite Efforts  “T. Pinhankade’ Cran

WAGE BOOST FOR L.D. OPERATORS   Cabinet Officers Assailed In Economy Battle.

CAPITAL BUDGET SPLIT WIDENS   Charge Cabinet Trying to Embarrass Committee

Truman Nominates Frances B. Sayre To UN Trusteeship Council;  Senate Gets List of Appointments

TRUMAN MAKES NOMINATION Or SAYRE 10 U.N.   Denfield, Gardner, Miller, Mitchell  Get Nominations

TRUMAN MAKES NOMINATIONS   Sayre Named U. S. Representative On U. N. Trusteeship Council

NOMINATIONS ARE SUBMITTED SENATE BY THE PRESIDENT   Long List of Belectians Made During Congressional  Recess Offered

IOWAN NAMED BY PRESIDENT   Richard Mitchell to Serve Out Term on ICC

SAYRE NAMED FOR TRUSTEE COUNCIL POST   Long List of Recess Appointments Sent To Senate by President

SAYRE NAMED TOU.N.POST   Gets Trusteeship Council Job; Other Nominations Made

SAYRE NAMED TO UN TRUSTEESHIP   PRESIDENT SUBMITS NOMINATION LIST TO SENATE TODAY

F. B. Sayre Nominated: for ‘U. 5, Representative on. At bl Maysawit

Sayre to Gef Council Post  a , ee re   Senate Receives Presidential List®

Supreme Court Delays Decision   Ruling on Lewis Case May Come Next Week

Ruling on Lewis Further Delayed By High Court  March 10 Now Is Earliest Date for. So ee ee rn re

UNION CLAIMS . “MILLIONS DUE  IN PORTAL PAY   SUITS FOR FORD ,EMPLOYES “WIL TOTAL MORE. THAN 2a) MILLIONS,. UAW noe NNOUNCES—___-——

BiG PAY CLAIM HITS CAR FIRM   CIO to File Portal Pay Suits Seeking Over 222 Million  Nallare Eram FEard.

Greek-Turkish Aid Bill To Pass Today   Wallace Greeted by Communists in Paris

Price Gain Seen   General Level to Continue Despite Setbacks for Farm Products

Economics Bureau Says Price Level To Continue Rise  Income Payments Support Prices

Exped Some Farm Prices to Go Up  General Level Prediction  £.. i... t. Ot. .s 2...

Taft Would Grant Limited RationingPower:   But Says Limits Must Be Written Into Legislation

Hanneg an Puts Decision Off rt or Two Weeks   Anderson Favored By Truman; Hateh Sees Acceptanee

Hannegan Uncertain On Future   Awaits Doctor’s Word Before Aunouncing What He'll Do About Party Leadership   Truman to Choose   President Leans Toward Anderson as Chief  of Democrats

HANNEGAN 10 MAKE UP HIS MIND SOON ON: DEMO: POSTFION    May Resign Party Chairmanship  If Medics Decide Jobs Are  Too Strenuous

Laney To Seek Revision Of Revenue Act   Move Designed To Supply More Funds For State Offices

Laney Will Ask Revision Of Law For More Funds   REVISION OF REVENUE STABILIZATION ACT TO BE ASKED

State Guard to Ask $500,000  Service Bonus   Proposed Bill Would Pro. vide $250 For Average Guardsman

SOVIET HAS IGNORED REQUESTS FOR 6 MONTHS EOD XEN TI C VWIIVEC TO LEAVE DIICCIARI CRE

Rennebohm Runs Tato Stiff Job — as State Chief    Wisconsin Finances .Top Problems for ". Acting Governor

Rennebohm To Take Charge Of State Tuesday   Many Headaches Face New Governor; Finances Are Top Current Problem

Problems Ahead For Rennebohm   State Finances Main Headache To Be Faced

Curwensville Man Killed In Rock Fall  Hugh Appleton, - 60 fo bea oR OTT AS

Will Agree To-Der /  Of Lewis      PLAN TO SIGN SAME CONTRACT: AS NORTHERN OPERATORS, ASSURING FULL PRODUCTION

Spokesman for Coal Group Sees  New Agreement   Holdout Soft Coal Producers Expected to Sian with John L. Lewis at 1 P. M. Today

Ready to Grant Coal Pay Boost   Holdout Operators Decide on Move After 23 in Bloc Agree to Terns   Miners Jubilant; Expect 85  Percent Under Contract  by End of Week

SOUTHERN MINERS EAPEGTED 10 JOIN IN NEW CANTRAPTS   Preducers in Meeting at Capital Today; Surrender Is Foreseen; Workers Go Back to Jobs.

Holdout Group Is Due to Sign by Nightfall, Claim   More Than 225,000 Workers Go Back to Jobs This Morning

Mine Owners Bow to UMW   Southerners Ready To Sign Contracts For Big Pay Boosts

DIXIE OPERATORS PREPARE 0 SIGN PACT WITH LEWI   Bulk Of Southern Group Ex pected To Be Under Controct Tonight

Southern Producers Ready To Join In Sianina New Mine Wace Coniraci

Thousands Leave Jobs in Texas To Join in Walkout   Long Distance Service First Curtailed; Only Emergencies Handled

ABOUT 18,000 TEXAS PHONE WORKERS JOIN IN NATIONAL STRIKE  SERVICE CURTAILED IN ALL PARTS OF STATE; LITTLE FRICTION SEEN

THOUSANDS OF TEXANS [FAVE JORS   18,000 Telephone Workers in Texas Walk Out Today

Texas Operator: Join Walkout For Wage Hike  Friction Reported As Texarkana

Stassen Tells Arkansans White Collar Workers Must Get Better Deal

Stranger In The Tower  Slow Courthouse Clock Led To Unsolved Myster

Every Small and Large City Across America Has Its Own Unsolved Mystery

veal Life Mystery   : Real Life Mystery : Weblididiaw Hangs Self In Old Clockhouse

Soviet To Open Battle For ‘Gag On World Press   To Begin Offensive In U. N, For Muzzling Press And Radio Of World   U. N. APPROVES BALKAN PATROL

MOSCOW LOST UN VOTE ON BALKANS AND GREECE-— SEEKS PRESS AND RADIO "GAG" ;

SUICIDE PLOT I$ SUSPETED IN MYSTERY DEATH OF C0-El   INDIANA POLICE AS YET UN: ABLE TO LEARN CAUSE OF PURDUE STUDENT'S DEATH

Death OF Purdue Co-ed Is Mystery   Indiana State Police Theorize That Bizarre Suicide Was Planned   NO EVIDENCE OF VIOLENCE SEEN

BIG. SHAKEUF HITS BRITISE LABOR CABINE}   Stafford Cripps 1s Placed At Head of Tottering Economics

CRIPPS BECOMES HEAD OF BRITISH ECONOMY SET-UP   Takes Over Post Of Nearly Bankrupt Nation In Shake-un

Labor Split  In Britain  Cabinet Shakeup   Cabinet Shakeup Called Critical

British Cabinet Undergoes Biggest Shuttle to Date   Cripps Made Minister of Economic Affairs

Name Cripps To Britain's Fronomic Past   Wilk Succeed Arthur OGreensvood in Struggle te Put Empire Back on Jis Fect.

Sritain’s, Sabinet Is shaken Up   Cripps. Gets High Economic Post;  Close, Follower of Socialist Doctrine

Cripps to Direct British Fight For  Economic Survival   Named in Biggest Laborite Cabinet: Switch Since Formation 2 Years Ago   ATTLEE PREPARING WHOLESALE SHAKEUP   Wilson Succeeds New Recovery Czar as President of Board cf Trade

Minister Found Guilty Of Setting Own Church Afire  Clergyman Stunned By Jury's Verdict

Clergyman Found Guilty Of Starting Church Fire   Minister Convicted of Starting Bloze Becouse He Wanted a “Bigger and Better”. Church-— Appeal! Ie Indicated

Senaiors Introduce Bill for Setting Up HW. S. Labor Courts   Would Have Control Of Most of Labor Relations in States

Bill Propases Federal Labor Relations: Courts   Provides Jurisdiction Over ‘Large Majority’ Of Labor Disputes

Labor Courts Bill Offered In The Senate   Tribunal Would Have Power To Issue Injunctions In Labor Disputes

Bill Provides Labor Courts   Senate Passes Law to Repeal State Tax on Natural Gas

Bill Proposes Federal Labor  Courts System   Would Be Given Power To Issue Injunctions In Disputes.

Federal Labor Courts Proposed In New Bill   Stiff Fight Shapes Up On Tax Bill   Sonn L. Bows fo High Court Area Miners Back Lewis Move

LABOR COURT PLAN OFFERED   Ferguson and Smith _ Introduce Measure ~ te Tiday

System Of Courts Tc Handle Majority 1 Labor Disputes Is Urged In Coneress

Labor Courts Measure Is Introduced   Right To Issue Injunctions Is Provided

New System Would Speed  Settlements   11 New District Courts Proposed for Handling Labor-Management Case:

COURTS FAVORED IN LABOR FIGHTS   Would Have Right To Issue Injunctions Under Plan

Measure Would Create Labor Relations Courts   Pian Seeks Jurisdiction Over “Large Majority” of Lebor-Manguement Rowse

Labor Courts Are Planned   Would Help Relieve  Industrial Dispute

System of Federal Courts to Handle ‘Labor Disputes Prososed in Senate Bill

SEPARATE LABOR COURTS SOUGHT   Legislators Would Create New Federol Tribunals To Act on Disputes

Labor Relations Courts Proposed   Senate Bill Provides Specialized System to Try Disputes

SOLONS T0 PUSH ‘LABOR COURT   Federal Relations System Would Rule In Disputes

Bill Introduced for Labor Courts; Would Permit Injunction, Reviews

MEYER PROBE BLIND HNAL SECCION TANAY   General Arnold Scheduled To Be Last Witness

TRIAL ENTERS FINAL SESSION      ‘Key Witness Friday Deserkbes Meyers as Snake — Testimony by Four-Star Gencral H. H. Arnold Is Slated to Close Sensational Hearings.

Trieste Communists Appeal fo Tito; Charce Pogroms on Italian Slovenes

Communists In Trieste  Claim Abuse  Appeal to Tito  ~ For ‘Protection’

Try to Poison School Guard   Slip Rat Poison into Coffee of Vocational School Cottage Manaaer

WEATHER FORECAST.   TEMPERATURES   Instructor Discharged For Abuses

Jewish Agency Announces Flow Of Immigrants Into Palestine — Will Be Increased Immediately —

Jewish Body To Aid Added Immigration  Aaenevy Hanes   Agency Hopes 10,000 Can Enter Hlatv Land Monthly

NLRB Tums Down Request for List Of Red Societies   Jcb Within Jurisdiction of Justice Department, Union Is Told

Hughes Probe Is Adjourned’ Until Nov. 17   Committee Can’t Locate Publicity Man

HUGHES INQUIRY ENDS IN SUDDEN DELAY DECISION   Resumption Set On Nov. 17: Ferguson Says Senators Busy On ‘Other Work’

CONTRACT QUIZ ABRUPTLY ENDS UNTIL NOV. 17   Inability To Locate Free-Spending Pubicity Man For Further Questioning Given As Main Reason; Decision  Reached Suddenly.

Committee Fails To Find Witness   Session Recesses to Nov. 17; Probe of New Angles Planned

Britons Land Jew Refugees at Hamburg   Forced to Swing Clubs as Scores Offer Resistance

DISCARDED UNIFORMS REJECTED BY RECKORD   Army isu Is Of Teo Foor Quality Fer Use Of Maryland Natioanl CGearad

Van Aken Bill to Regulate Labor Unions Redrafted to Meet Herbert's Objection

SENATORS TO REDRAFT LABOR BILL IN STATE   Will Change Measure in Attempt to Meet Herbert's Objections

Ohio Senate Starts Redraft Of Labor Bill   Upper House Hopes To Satisfy Ruffled Representatives

VAN AKEN BILL FACES CHANGES   Union Regulation Proposal Meets Herbert Objection

Move Will Counteract Russians   Drastic Improvement In East-West Relations Needed

58 Plead Guilty In Milk Strike   COUNTY OFFICIALS REER NEW TRIAT.

LUNACY HEARING CONTINUED FOR EX-U.S, ATTORNEY EASTUS, MAY BE PUT IN PRIVATE INSTITUTION

‘IS EVERYBODY HAPPY?’  Eastus Lunacy Hearing Postponed in Turmoil

Claims Maid Found Money Of Ex-Judge   Prosecution Opens In Trial of Former Judge A. W. Johnso: —Clerk Testifies

COUNTIANS ON JOHNSON JURY   ee ee ae OE ee ee ee  U.S. Begins Proof Of  Case Against Johnsons

FORMER BURGESS DIES AT LITTLESTOW)D   Jacob A. Keefer, Retired Businessman, Expires At 85 Years Of Age —Injured In Fall

Hold Cut Would Aid Employment   Informal Report Asks Reduction Of Taxes July 1

THE RED CROSS ~ MAKES APPEAI   Local Chapter Needs Vol: unteer Works Immedi: ately.

THE RED CROSS NEEDS WORKERS   To Finish Garments For The Needy In Europe.

Petrillo Again Goes on Trial   Lea Act Violation Charged in Chicazo

PETRILLO GOES ON TRIAL FOR VIOLATING ACT   Charged With Trying to Force Chicago Radio Station to Hire Men

“Caesar” On Trial For ~~ Lea Violation   Attempts to Force ‘Unnecessary Hiring Of Musicians —

“QNTRUL AGA   Supreme Court Decision Sends Case Back to Trial Judae

IRIAL OF PETRILLO REOPENS TODAY   Violation of Lea Act Is Charged Against Head of AFL Union.

State Seeks Weingarten POW Camp   Sought as Addition To Hospital No. 4 At Farminec*on

EUROPE WARNED OF SHORT CROP   U. 5. Hints Reduction for Grain Exports

BUSINESS AREA ESCAPES FLAMES   'FIRES KEEP RESCUERS FROM  REACHING ALL THE DEAD AT TEXAS CITY.

Airman Describes Havoc Similar To Bomb Destruction Scenes In Europe

Valley Forge Prayer Float Wins Top Honors   1,500,000 Jam Pasadena to View 52 Entries in Lavish Tournament of Roses Parade

Picard Gets Set To End His Part In Portal Issue  Reportedly Nearing Completion Of Ruling   No Delay Is Expected

TRAIN HITS BUS, 13 DIE, 16 HURT   Victims Were Track Crew En Route Home — _ From Work

13 DEAD, 16 HURT IN INDIANA CRASH   Electric Train Knifes Sus  in Two Monday

Indiana Train And Bus Crash Takes 13 Lives   Electric Train And Bus - Hauling Track Workers In Tragedy At Michioan Citv

CRASH KILLED “THIRTEEN MEN.   SIXTEEN MEN WHO SURVIVED TRAIN-BUS" ACCIDENT .. - ARE EXPECTED . To" . Be oo 2IyR os. ’

TOLL IN TRAIN, BUS CRASH 13   16 Injured When Electric Train Cuts In Two Bus Loaded With Workers

INDIA LEADERS ASK UN INTERVENTION IN INDONESIA SOON   U.S. And Britain Likely To Propose That Council Send Mediator to East Indies.   AUSTRALIA WANTS STRONGER ACTION

INDIA ASKS UN, ACTION IN JAVA   Inauiry into Situation Soon As Possible Is Demanded

HALLECK SLATED FOR REPUBLICAN LEADER IN HOUSE   Tobey Agrees to Head Benk. ing and Currency Committee—-Taft Chosen Head of Steering Group.

Brown Quits Race For Leadership of GOP in New House  Withdrawal Virtually Assures Halleck ost

Halleck Slated For Leadershiy  In New House   Indianan Assured of Post as Rep. Brown Withdraws From Rae

British Occupy Vital Positions In Jerusalem   Evacuation Complete, Troops in Fashionable Jewish Area Homes

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Complete Evacuation of Women and Children

Says Red Agent Feared Death in Party Break   ~ Teacher Presents ~ * Sensational Testimony At Filmdom Hearing

UNIVERSITY “TEACHER” WAS AMONG THOSE’WHO AP... PEARED BEFORE THE  COMMITTEE

Kentucky Leads Parade: Rankin Fifth For Senate   Ohio and Indiana Stay Republican

RULE BY GOP IN KENTUCKY COMES TO END   Race for Bilbo Senate Seat In Mississippi Is Still Wide Open Affair.

DEMOCRATS WIN KENTUCKY BACK FROM THE GOP   Man Who Opposed Taft-Hartley Bill Is  Elected Governor

Demecrats Regain Control In Keniucky: Stennis Leads in Race For Senate Seat in Mississippi

Buffalo, Cleveland and Indiana Cities Defeat G.0.P. Men   San Francisco and Los Angeles Republicans Win in Election

Possibilities of Special Session Slim   Search for Other Reserves Is Being Continued

SPECIAL MEET SAID POSSIBLE BY PRESIDEN]   Captive Nazi Ships Given to France In Emergency

fron Curtain Against ven the Poles Erected by Always Suspicious Reds

Russia Holds Rigid Isolation Policy Toward Friends as Well as Foes 

Civilians To Cairo      British Evacuating Palestine By Shuttle Flights to Erypt

Taking Britons From Palestine   150 Flown from Holy Land To Egypt

MOVING BRITISH FROM PALESTINE   More Than 150 Civiliana Depart in Planes for

Flood Of Vilification At Shanghai   Several Americans Mo lested On Streets In Wild  Tiiewenwnetdoadunm

CHINESE ATTACK YANKS   ‘Get Out, You Beasts, Cry Shanghai Students

Chinese Shout Against US. . For Third Day   Americans Beaten In Shanghai by Demonstrators

Beat American ‘Army Officer, Cameraman And Several : Others. In Riot at Shanghaj:

ARMY OFFICER HIT OVER HEAD IN NEAR RIOT   AP Photographer Is Beaten and Stopped From Taking Pictures

Chinese Mob Reviles GI's, Attacks Three   1000 Demonstrating Shanghoi Students Demand U.S. Withdrew

1000 Chinese Assail U.S.in  Demonstration   Army @fficer and Gir Attacked; Yanks Disrusted

Shanghai Scene of Mob Attacks   Lieutenant Walking With Girl Hit With Cane; Photographer Gets Black Eye in Fight

\Committee Would ‘Distribute Funds \On Basis of Need   Assembly Considers Soldier Bonus After Listening to Lausche

~~ AO ENED he I  Cash Bonus For Vets Is  Lausche Aim  Legislature Takes Up Appropriations

OHIO SOLONS AMEND BILL ON STATE FUNDS   Local Governments’ Need T ~ Reguiate Distrinution Of Money

Probe of Afomic Energy Commission Is Being Studied: Committee Dissatisfied

HIGHLY. SECRET. .GOVERN. MENT AGENCY TO BE INVESTIGATED DURING CON  GRESSIONAL RECESS

Train Crashes  Truck; 3 Deac   Flaming Gasoline Gushes Over Vehicles; 7 Escape

British Cabinet Shakeup Is ‘in Line With General Crisis Hovering Over Europe

Attlee Move May Deeide Party Fate   Shake-up In Cabinet Puts Political Future In Doubt; General Public Goes To Middie Of Road ‘

RAIL POOL TO SET TARIFFS TN NEW BILL   Measure Passes Senate By Overwhelming Vote of 60 to 27

SENATE PASSES RAIL RATE BILL   ‘ ‘REMOVES THREAT OF PROSECUTION IF CHARGES ARE FIXED WITH ICC O. K.

SENATE OKAYS GROUP ACTION ON RAIL RATES   Bill to Permit Roads To Get Together On Rates Approved

senate Okays Rail Rate Bill By 60-27 Vote   Margin Sufficient To Override Veto

SENATE PASSES RAILROAD TAX FREEING — BILL   House Kills President’: Reorganization Plan  Number Three

Railroad Rate ‘Bill Approved   Senate Passes Bulwinkle Measure bv 60.27

BULWINKLE BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE   Vote Is Snfficiently Large Te Override Expected Presidential Vete

Senate Passes Railway Bill By 33 Votes   Rate Making Now Exempt From Threat Of Anti-Trust Law

Mud Baffles Efforts To Reach Debris   Army Plane Bursts Int Flames In Flight  Over Georgia; One Dead At Denver.

0-45 ARMY PLANE EXPLODES IN AIR   All Seven Passengers — Believed Killed — Craft was on Returr Flight to Its Home Base at Wright Wield, Dayton, Ohio,

Surgeon Admits Using Undertaker's Word in Setting Overell Death Time

AUTOPSY SURGEON ADMITS TESTIMONY BASED ON REPORT RY LINDERTAKER OF BLOODCLOT

Egypt Breaks Arabian Ranks   Hassan Won't Puch Plans For Immediate Vole

ARABS HOLDING FIRM FOR VOTE ON HOLY LAND   Egvpt Only One Seeking To Avert Showdown Vote On Issue

44Safeas — French Plane Is ‘Ditched'   Craft Forced Down in the Mediterranean

Plane Is Downed In Mediterranean   All Passengers Rescued, Airline Officer Repcrts

44 ARE RESCUED OFF DOWNED PLANE   French Airliner Makes Landing in Mediterranean

GRISWOLD GETS MISSION POST   Will Direct $400,000,000 Greek Aid Work

Former Nebraska Governor Will Handle U. S. Relief Program in Greece

GRISWOLD MADE GREEK AID CHIEF   Former Nebraska Governor Put In Charge Of Work

Nebraskan To Direct Greek-Turk Program   Dwight Griswold Is Chosen by President For important -Post

Five Perish in Farm Fire   Mother, Four Children Trapped in Home

Britain May Back Appeal   Expected To Support Protest On Bandits

Regarding Execution Of Guerrillas  Britain Supports Greek Protest Against The UN

STUDENTS THROW EGGS AT EISLER   Communist’ Booed’ in Ann Arbor Extemporaneous Spedch

U-M STUDENTS HURL EGGS AT NO, ONE COMBINE   Greet Eisler With Showers of Overripe  Fruit When He Talks

Monsanto Official Watches F lames, Then Sees Blast As Hundreds Gather

BASEBALL   Six Nazis Who Helped Wipe Out Lidice Pay for Crimes on Gallows

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   9600 Miners Quit   Attemot Kidnaping   Steel Curtailment

Textile Firms In Appeal... .  Mills Oppose Boost  In Freight Charges

GOP Leaders to Try Again fo Act on Taxes!   Near Decision on Windup Leaislation

Republicans To Make Plans For New Tax Cuts   EE  FINAL LEGISLATION OF SESSION BEING STUDIED

DECISION DUE TODAY ON TAY BILL ACTION   Republicans Will Decide Whether to Reintroduce Measure Cutting Income Levies, Making It Effeetive January 1.

GOP Leaders In Huddle on Tax Cut Bill   Three Other Vital Measures Expected to Be Shoved Aside

GOP May Try Again to Cut Income Taxes   Democratic Senators Insist on Community Property Inclusion

SOLONS CONSIDER CHANCES TO PASS TAX REDUCTION  SENATE ABILITY TO  QVERRIDE VETO IS

COP MAY TAKE TAX-CUT PATH   Second Try at Sharp Reductions To Be Decided at Leaders’ Parley

New Effort lo Cut Taxes Up For Decision   Final Action For Major Problems RAayv Face Delavu

Move to Cut Tax Rates May Become Session’s Finale   Final. Action on Training, ' Federal Aid, Housing, -Might’..Go~ Over’ to Next Year

‘New Tax Bill To be Considered By GOP Leaders  Mosting This Atternoon Plots Aims for Remainder MH Connrersional Session

Byrd's Backing. Sought  GOP Leaders To Map Plans Today On Bill Cutting Taxes          Windup Legislative Program Is Object Of Afternoon Parley

G. 0, P, DECISION DUE ON NEW TAX CUT BID   Military Training Plan Will Be Put Off Till Next Year

GOP Still Eyes Tax Cut Chances   Conference Today May Decide Issue

G. 0. P. Heads May Decide Tc Try Tax Cut   May Reintroduce Measure Before End of Session

Debate New Tax Cut Try   Whether to Pass Tax ‘Bill Again or Wait — Worries GOP Leaders

GOP Leaders Meet To Plan For New Income Tax Bill  Question Whether They Can Swing Vote Over Veto

GOP MEETS 10 DECIDE COURSE FOR THE FUTURE   Republican Leaders Approach Decision On Windup Legislative Program On Taxes, Housing, Military Training, Education.

‘GOP Leaders Deciding Today Windup Legislative Program, ' Three Major Items Put Off

cop Seeks Tax Cut, Blocks All  Aid Fe or Housing ‘And Education :      Parley Today Will . Weigh Chances Of Passing Tax Bill —

GOP Leaders Mapping Windup Plan   Three Major Bills Are To Go Over to Next Year, Solons Say

GOP Considers Trying To Pass Tax Cuts Again   Will Delay Final Passage On Training  Bill and Education

Taft To Confer On Proposal To  Revive Tax Aet   Seek Democratic Backing To Pass Measure, With Effective Date To Re Fannary 1   Housing Program Action Postponed   Federal Education Aid I: Also Blocked In. House, Along With Military Training Plan

New York Gets Smallpox Vaccine   Waiting List at VA Hospitals Is Shorter

Contract Signed For $1 Day Boost To Steel Workers   Meanwhile CIO Auto Workers Demand Straight 15Cent Hour Hike.   General Motors Had Rejected the Proposal

Industry Reveals Faithin Union. Leader, Murray  Says: That Is ;Why-  Big Step: Was. Token

‘Big Steel’, CIO Sign Contract  For Pay Boost   Provides $1-per-day Increase for 140,000 U. S. Steel Workers

()fficial Action (n Steel Pact Comes Today   Top Union and Company Executives Disagree On Phraseology Yesterday

AGREEMENT ON STEEL SIGNED AFTER DELAY   Corporation, Union Set Official Approval on Wage Past

ClO-U. S. STEEL PACT S SIGNED   PROVIDES INCREASE IN WAGES OF $1-DAY FOR 140,000 EMPLOYES

Cox Tells Union Men He Has Much Faith in Philip Murray as C.1.0. Leader  Tolerance Is Asked  U. 5S. Steel Official Asks Tolerance on Both        Sides of Fence

Steel World Gains Peace for 2 Years   Murray Given Praise as New Contract Is Sianed Wednesday

Steel Scale With $1 Wage Boost Signed   Representatives of Management and Steel Workers Make Wage Aareement Official

US. Steel and Employes Sign Contract   Provides $1 Per Day Increase.

UNION, BIG STEEL SIGN   $1-Per-Day Wage Boost Is Formally - Annroved Today

Favor Pay Offer ByGM,U.S.Steel; Terms Argued   Bethlehem Resuming Talks With CIO Union Heads:  ' Other Agreements Made

U.S. STEEL-CIO FORMALLY SIGN $1-A-DAY RAISE   ‘We Have Faith In Murray Carnegie Head Asserts During Ceremony

Congress. Call Up to Truman   Martin Sees No Immediate  Fond Berit in: Exrone

Increased Sugar Rations Promised This Summer by Agriculture Dept.

TRUMAN'IS IN. ~~ MEXICO: CITY   PRESIDENT GIVEN WARM WELCOME WHEN HE LANDS AT AIRPORT FOR  “VISIT

TRUMAN LANDS IN MEXICO CITY   Thousands Cheer First Visit Of American President To Mexican Capital

Thousands Cheer President Truman In Mexico City   U. S. President Lands In Mexico Shortly Before Eleven O’Clock Today   TRUMAN IS FACING STRENUOUS PROGRAM

TRUMAN HAILED IN MEXICO CITY   President Visits Southern Neighbor After Flight From Missouri

CHRISTMAS SEAL TIME APPROACHES, THEY SAVE LIVES   Tuberculosis Death Rate Cut; Still Kills Thousands Each Year

14 Below Coldest  In Texas: Several New Records Set   Freeze Extends All the Way to Lower Rio Grande

Eleemosynary Needs High   Committees May Boost Institutions’ Figure $1,500,000 for Two Years

PUTS PINBALL AND JUKES ON LISTED LEVIES   Includes Billiard and Pool Tables in Plan to Raise $600.000.

Lawmakers Argue About Taxes on Illegal Practice   Measure Expected to Raise up to $800.000 Annually; Taxes Pinball Machines, Juke Boxes

says Cuban Sugar ‘ould Be Shared   Anderson Warns of Danger In Releasing Sugar From Controls

STEPFATHER HELD IN DEATA OF YOUNG GIRL   Washington Court Hous g Woman Finds Tot Dead in Bed

OP ABANDONS VESTIGATION F VOTE FRAUD    After All-Night ; Demo Filibuster

500-MiLE STRETCH IS IN DANGER   Disturbance Roars Into Gulf, Changes Course Northward

Long Stretch of Gulf Coast Endangered   President Declares -Emergency to Aid Stricken Florida

WINDS TO HIT PENSACOLA TONIGHT   Heavy Property Damage Reported In South   Spared Wholesale Devastation; Citrus Fruit Losses High

STORM LOSS IN SOUTH FLORIDA $50,000,000   Winds Whirl Across Gulf

nted In Millions—  Hurricane Veers North   Howling Gale, Roaring Over Gulf Of Mexico, Expected To Strike Along Louisiana Coast

Storm Expected To Strike Along Louisiana Coust   Truman Proclaims  State of Emergency In Florida---Damage Assessed in Milliane

Turns Around In Gulf, Roars At N. W. Coast   Worst Hurricane in Deeade Leaves 2 Dead, Loss In Millions

Tropical Windstorm Changes Direction After Reaching Gulf   Reports Truman Declares State Of Emergency in Florida; Property, Citrus Damage in Millions

Storm Swerves  Over Gulf And ~ Aims At Coast   Destructive Hurricane Veers Suddenly Over Water And Heads Toward Southerr Coast, Endangering 500-Mile Stretch  From Florida To Louisiana.

Truman Declares © Emergency   Coast Areas Evacuated As, Treacherous Storm Veers Back Northwest From Gulf of Mexico

Hurricane Set fo Smash At Gulf Coas!   Louisiana Shores Endangered; Florida Damage in Millions

Temperatures   Storm Changes Course Abrupily, Moves in From Gulf; Emergency Is Proclaimed on Truman‘s Order

EMERGENCY STATE (S ORDERED TODAY IN STORM DISASTER   Hurricane Moves North to Pensacola Region; Damage Already is 50 Millions, Say Reports.   RED CROSS PLANS FOR EVACUATIONS

Storm Changes Course In Gulf,- Heads North. westward; State Of Emergency Declared.

Western Florida. Anticipates Blow   Two Dead, Six Missing, Damage: In Many Millions as Tropical Storm Hits Southern Peninsula -

Floridz, West Coac! dif P “durricane   y sropical Storm Curves After Causing Damage

Full Force To Hit Near Pensacola   Gales of 120 Miles Hit Rich Resort, Farming Areas. of ~ Southern Florida   Many Are Saved   Evacuations Are Given ' Credit for Low Loss of Life

bavage Blow, Which Did Damage Running Into Millions Across Southern Florida Before Whirling Out Into Gulf, Veers Suddenly and Heads Back for Land, Its Movement Now Indicating It Will Strike Somewhere Along Southeast Louisiana Coast.

Truman Declares State of Emergency in Florida as Hurricane Races Landward

Truman Declares State Of Emergency In Areas Swept By Storm   Damage In South To Te otal Millions   Disturbance,  With 100 Mile Winds, Due To Hit Again Tonight

President Expedites. Federal Aid   Hurricane Turns __. Back Toward Land; Damage in Millions

Storm Moves On Florida’s ‘West Coast _   Treacherous Hurricane Changes Course; May Strille Near Pensacola Abhont Vidnioht

Gulf Coast Now  in Storm’s Path   Course Changes Abruptly after Southern Florida Is Devastated by 120-Mile Gales.

Hurricane Slashes on Across Florida Leaving Much Damage   Loss of Life Small But Much Property in: Cities and be Cissus Arcos Suffers fram Furiows Winds

Storm Turns Back to Coast Today   State of Emergency Is Proclaimed For All of Florida

500 Mile Coast of Florida in Danger   Storm Now in Gulf of Mexico Heads Toward Mainland Again   WARNING TO RESIDENTS   President Truman Proclaims State of Emergency in Area

Damage Set At Millions In Florida   Pensacola In Path of Hurricane; Preclaim Ennergency Status

Warning Orders Are Extended to Louisiana City  ‘Army Plane Spots Picwtaw ak Rinve

Declare State Of Emergency In Storm Area   Terrified Citizens Brace For New Onslaught After Three Killed, Heavy Property Damage Inflicted

Hurricane Heads Back Toward Land   Emergency State For Florida; Expec Near Midnight.

Pensacola Area Now in Path of The Hurricane   Truman Declares Emergency os South Flerida Counts Damage High in Millions

Florida Resident: In North Prepare For Storm Shocl:   Millions In Damage Estimated In South

Quits Gulf For Florida West Coast   Killed 2, Did Millions in Damage Across Peninsula

Florida's West Coast Boards Up Before Storm   Path of Destruction. Across Playground: And Farm Section... -.

VEERS TOWARD COASTAL AREA OF LOUISIANA   Storm Endangers 500 Mile Stretch of Coast After Mauling Florida

Hurricane Expected to Strike Near Pensacola After Sweeping Over Gulf   Citrus Groves, Vegetable Farms Suffer Damage Totaling Millions

NEW AREA IS THREATENED BY HURRICANE   Residents on Northwest Florida Coast Alerted on Approach of Big Storm

500 Bie Coast ol   Storm Now in Gulf of Mexico Heads. Toward Main  President Truman Proclauns State of Emergency in Area

Curves Back to Mainland From  Gulf of Mexicc   Five Deaths Attributed To Severe Winds In State; Damage In The Millions

HIGHWAY PATROL WARNS RESIDENTS WEAR PENSACOLA   NO PARTICULAR DEVELOPMENT

TRUMAN SETS EMERGENCY IN FLORIDA STORM   Pensacola: Area In Hurricane’s Path As Residents Brace

HURRICANE NOW MOVING TOWARD LOUISIANA COAST  PROPERTY DAMAGE timavatsyw IAI MATLI AL

Hurricane Hurls Toward Pensacola   Emergency Set in Storm Area; Damage Rises

Emergency Is Declared By President  ‘West Coast Of State Is Endanaered

Florida Lists Storm Losses in Millions   Terrifying Hurricane Sweeps Across State into Gulf of Mexico

Florida Placed Under State Of Emergency By President   Hurricane Advances Along West Coast: PensacolaSt. Marks Alerted

Storm Damage Up in Millions   West Florida Prepares for Disaster Devastating Playground, Farm Areas

Hurricane Ts Nearing     Pensacola.   Causes Millions of Dollars. Of Damage.and Two Deaths In Miami-Palm Beach Region

STORM VEERS THROUGH GUL HEADING WEST   Mississippi, Alabama Coastlines Are Endangered

Truman Decares State Emergency In Hurricane Area   Tropical Storm Has Curved Back Toward Mainland From Gulf, Said

Hurricane Veers Toward West Coast Of State   President Declares State Of Emergency In Florida; Southern Part Of State Hard Hit

Full Force of Gigantic Storm to Hit  Between. Apalachicola and Pensacola * About Midnight With 100 MPH Winds

HOMES BOARDED UP ALONG THE WESTERN COAST OF FLORIDA   Business Buildings Also Pre. pared for Advancing Hurricane.   STATE OF EMERGENCY   This Was Declared by Presi dent Truman In Florida Today.

Florida’s West Coast Residents Board Up Homes And Business Buildings In Face Of Advancing Storm— Emergency Declared In State—Multi-Million Dollar Damage Inflicted Upon Miami, Palm Beach And Other Southern Cities

Storm Rips Path Across Florida Area   President Declares State Of Emergency to Enable Federal Agencied to Act In Hurricane Area

Florida Set for Return of Hurricane   President Truman Declares State of Emergency

West Coast Is In New Path Of Destruction   State of Emergency Declared by Truman; South Florida Ripped

West Coast Is Now in Path of Tropical Storm   President Declares State of Emergency; Damage is Huge

President Declares Emergency State In Florida; Alert Coastal Towns

President Proclaims Emergency   Damage in Southern Florida Estimated at $50,000,000 —Blows Across Gulf

TRUMAN ACTS Ao HURRICANE METS WEST   Louisiana Coast Threatened and Expected Peril to Pensacola Fades.

ATU AINE AI LB West Coast Menaced By Hurricane  Storm Heading For Mainland

Residents Of Sector Between Apalachicola And Pensacola Warned To Prepare For Blow

MOVE COMES AS HURRICANE REVERSES. SELF   Pensacola Braces as Storm Turns Back for 2nd Sweep Over Mainland.

HST Declares Emergency In Stricken Area   Western Coast 01 Florida In Path. OF Violent Starm

West Coast Residents Make Preparations as Tropical Storm Curves Back Toward Mainland.  TRUMAN PROCLAIMS STATE OF EMERGENCY

Storm, Which Roars Across Southern Florida Like Mowing Machine, Curves Savagely Northward in Gulf and Drives Again on Mainland Against Exposed Coast.   Gov. Caldwell Proclaims State Of Emergency in Storm’s Wake

‘Strong Air Arm Can Keep Peace  pP..... Ff...   Bonner Fellers Addresses Rally

Lieutenant Governor M. E. Thompson Assumes Office Pending ‘48 Election

DECISION HANDS GOVERNORSHIP TO THOMPSON   ‘Pretender’ Ousted by Justices in 5 to2  Opinion

Court Ends Brief Reign   Georgia Supreme Court in 5 to 2 Decision Removes Gubernatorial “Pretender” in Favor of Lieutenant-Governor M. E. Thompson.

GOV, TALMADGE QUITS UNDER COURT RULING   Man Denounced as “Pretender” Loses No Time In Vacating Office.

Talmadge ls Ousted by a Court Ruling   Georgia Supreme Court Decides Thompson Is State’s Legal Executive

STATE COURT GIVES RULING   M. E. Thompson Named Legal Governor of Georgia

Supreme Court Says Thompson IsLegal Chief   Georgia’s Acting Executive Stalks From His Office

Thompson  Upheld by High Bench   “Pretender” Stalks from Capitol; Had Held It For Two Months.

Tribunal Holds Assembly Vote Unconstitutional   Will Be a Candidate Next Year, He Says Upon Quitting Office

THOMPSON IS DECLARED TO BE GOVERNOR   Talmadge Says Will Make Race Next Year

GEORGIA SUPREME COURT ORDERS TALMADGE OUSTED; HOLDS THOMPSON GOVERNOR

Talmadge Is Not Governor Says Tribunal   GEORGIA’S HIGH COURT RULES THOMPSON IS EXECUTIVE

Harris ‘Heads: ‘McGaffey Directore; Outgoing Men Urve Procediire Change

Harris Heads McGaffey Directors; Outgoing Men ‘Urge Procedure Change

Mischief - Making of House Page Boys Worries "Rep. Leo FE. Allen

Stop-Gap Aijd Is Urged on Senate By Its President  ‘Soviets Are Trying to Weack 1] S Aid Praaram’

Vandenberg Urges Congress to Authorize Stopgan Aid Bil   Says U.S. Must Help Europe to Prevent  Conflict With Russia

Vandenberg In Appeal for Aid to Europe   Tells Senate It Will Help te Prevent “Ultimate Conflict With Russia

RUSSIA LOOMS BIG IN PICTURE, OF JAPAN TODAY   icans Do Not Favoi Taking Industrial Plants As Reparations

New Problems and Threats to Peace In Japan Become Important to U. S

City Dealers Asking Farmers To Hold Their Chickens Back  Poultry Prices Decline As Nation’s Markets Are Glutted: Consumer Buying Reported Low

Government Says Poultry Now Glutting Market  Prices Going Down, Storage Space Being Overcrowded

Poultry Gluts  Market, U.S.  Report Says Price Goes Down;  Shippers Urged To Hold Chickens

—STILL OFF TODAY’S MENU— Abundance Of Poultry ‘Mystifies’ Experts

Market For Poultry Lags   Cold Storage Space Jammed; Consumer Buying Falls Off

Market Glutted With Poultry; Prices Slump   Dealers To Renew Efforts To Revoke A Part Of Program.

COUNTRY’S MARKETS GLUTTED BY POULTRY   Industry Runs Out Of Space For Storing Of Fowls

Binding Interpretations of Wage-Hour Act Requested to Prevent Recurrence

Wallace Charges Effort To Embark U. S. On Road to ‘Ruthless Imperialism

US Growing imperialistic --= Wallace   Says Amsrican Leaders Doom UN, Expect War With Russia

SOME REPUBLICAN . SUPPORT.FOR PLA)   President Renews His Appeal For Quick Action Ow Mississippi Fioaod Control]

OPINIONS ON TRUMAN PLAN DIFFER WIDELY   Giant Flood Control Program Finds Some For, Some Against

GIANT FLOOD CONTROL PLAN SIDE-TRACKED   CONGRESS UNLIKELY TO RUSH ACTION ON 6 BILLION

HST AGAIN ASKS ACTION   Flood Control Program Is Said Inadequate For Needs

FLOOD PLANS FACING DELAY   Truman Program Likely Tc Be Sidetracked During  Present Congress

Mississippi Control Plan Gets Little GOP Support   Huge-Scale Program Branded On Capitol Hill As “Scatterfire’—Prospects of Action This Term Annear Slim

Truman’s Plan To Halt Floods Faces Setback   Congressional Critics Denounce Proposal As “Seatterfire’

Michigan Bell Reports Service Back to Normal   First Time Since Striking April 7

6-Week Strike Ends at7 Today   Telephone Company te Ask for Rate Increase to Pay Cost of Raises ©.

Interior Department Appropriation Bill Okayed by Senate   Measure Goes to Conference for Fina! Adjustment

$54 Million Hike Ts Approved In Interior Budget   $36 Million Concentrated In Reclamation Funds; Magnuson Urges Against Campromise With House

Psychiatrist Says Fewer Women Will Be Disappointed  In Love This Year

Hard Freeze Expected To Accompany Icy Blanket Of White  Youngsters In Midwest To Be Coasting Sleds Over First Heavy Snow Of Season By Friday

Minnesota  To Get Snow, Kids In South Play Marbles   Weather Bureau Says Three to Six Inches of Snow Will Fall in Eastern Part of State

BIG FOUR  DISCUSSION HITS SNAG   Hope of Agreement on Peace Treatie: Fades With Ministers Deadlocked . Qn All Isstres. :

HOPE VERY DIM FOR AGREEMENT OVER TREATIES   “oreign Ministers Bog Down All Along The Line, On Minor Problems As Well As Big Ones; Marshall Says Success Remote.

Moscow Conference Gloomy  —Agreement Prospects Fade  Molotov: None of Our Business What Soviets Are Doing With Austrian Nazi Assets”

Soviet Rejects U. S. Proposal ‘On Key Question   Americans Say Definition of German Assets In Austria Needed

INDIANAPOLIS DOGS HAVE COMBAT FATIGUE: THEY ARE WORN BY CAPGUN WARFARE

New Appeals For Aid Sent From Iowa City   400 Residents Of Oakville Now in Danger

3 Appeal for Troops, Volunteers to Fight  lowa River Flood Waters at Oakville, Ia.

Troops Sought As Floods Hit Mid-West Area   Appeal For Aid Comes Az Rampuaging Rivers Near Record Marks In Two States

Troops Help dn Removing People  From Flood Are      Iowa River Approaches Record Height At Oakville Lowa.

Troops Asked To Battle Flood  Appeal for Help to Aid Residents in Southeastern lowa

Inland Steel Head Hits “Gray Market” Talk as Unfoundec   Characterize Rumors as Speculators’ Talk for Most Part-

Forgery Charged In Steel Racket  a me scene HA —  neRVAFC AZHARCMFIARM rv teaRees

UNDERGROUND BLAST HURTS 25   Fronts And Windows Are Blown Out Of Stores And Buildings

25 ARE INJURED BY EXPLOSIONS   Underground Blasts at Bostor Result in Spraying Glass on Streets

25 Hurt In Explosions Tn Boston  Gas Accumulatio) In Pipes Under

Series of Underground Explosions Terrify Bostonians; 25 Are Hurt

25 Injured In Boston Blasts   Underground Explosions Wreck Store Fronts And Windows.

GOP-Controlled 80th Congress Opens in Uproar   Fuss Over Bilbo Continues; Trumar Speaks Monday

SIGHT STARTS. TW CONDAR SS: OVER SEAT  OF SEN. 1   Démocratic Group  From South Leads Opposition To GOP Ouster Move

Senate In A Uproar Over Bilbo   Bemos Plan Debate For “The Man‘; House Ready For Work

Bilbo Seating Results in  Long Debate   House Meets Only Briefly But Senate Is He In Uproar by Attempts to Prevent Mississippi Democrat From Taking Oath

Senate In An Uproar As GOP Attacks Solon   DEMOCRATIC ‘GROUP TO FILIBUSTER FOR COLLEAGUE

Senate in Uproar Over Seating of Sen. Bilbo; House Ready for Action

Democrats Plan ‘Debate To Block Move To Bar Bilbo   Taft Claims Republicans Have Way To Stop Southern Solons in Support of Mississippi Senator

Truman To Deliver Message Monday at 1 if 80th Congress Ie Oroanized and Ready

Last-Minute Effort For  Compromise On Man FromiMi ssissippi Fails

Fight Over Bilbo Starts In Senate   Uproar Set Off When Move By Idaho’s Sen. Taylor Bars Administration of Oath to Mississippian

Efforts To Compromise Controversy Over Seating Of Senator Bilbo Fails   Lower House Is Ready For Business; Southern Democrats Plan Filibuster To Save Mississippian

80th Congress Opens, House Begins Action   Southern Democrats Join In Filibuster Movement

Labor Law, Income Tax Cut Measure, Controversy Over Bilbo First Issues

Fail To Settle  Issue In Last Minute Efforts   Fourteen Democratie Senators Organize For “Ex. tended Dehate” In Bilbo’s Defense   Spectators Jam Capitol Corridors   House Geta Off to Smooth Start In What Promises To Be Historic Session

Uproar Over Seating of Senator Marks Opening Session of Senate;  ‘Extended Debate’ Planned by 14

Big 4 Stall On Austria, Go in Huddle   Private Session Develops at End of 106-Minute Squabbk

Open Second Secret Big Four Meeting   Foreign Ministers at Moscow Meet Behind Closed Doors to Discuss Austrian Peace Treaty.

RAIN MAY COME BY WEDNESDAY U), §, PREDICTS   No Immediate Relief « In Sight for Parched ~ United States .

Litfle Rain In Prospect For Midwest   Danger-to Winter Wheat Crop Increases ‘As Drought Continues Over Grain Belt.

Grain Men Ask Sen. Tatt For Probe   Board of Trade Heads Charge.: “Gov't. ‘Bunglina’”

BRITISH OFFICIAT, RELYKASENR   Waukesha County Mar Held for Jap Robbery

Accused Youth Lacks Emotion   14-year-old Admitted Slayer Is Being Arraigned Today.

Boy, 14, Jailed For Killing Friend  Harrison, N. J., Lad, 11, Battered To Death

TRUMAN BALKSON TAX CUT: GOP TO STAND FIRM   President Would Maintain Present Taxation Tovele

HOUSE REPUBLICANS FIRM ON TAX CUT   Say Personal, Excise’ Levies. Can Be Lowered

Promise Slash In Both Income, Excise Levies   Rent Control Faces Renewed Opposition

REPUBLICANS STAND PAT ON TAX CUT   Despite Renewed Protests From Pres. Truman

GOP Pat On Plan to Cut -Taxes   Truman's Stand Fails to Change Republican View On Tax Reduction

Republicans Stand Pat  on Plan to Cut All Taxes  Will Slash Levies: Despite Presidential: Statement Such Move s "Unsound''

President To Offer Budget Plans Friday   Republicans Are Set To Override All Opvosition

GOP STANDING PAT ON PLAN TO CUT TAXES   Truman Expected To Renew Plea for Holding Current Leveis in Budget Talk

REPUBLICANS IN HOUSE FIRM ON TAX REDUCTION      Income, Excise T: Cut Despite President's

Republicans Firm On Tax Cut Plans Despite Opposition From Truman

Presidential Opposition Expected Again i in Budget Message Friday; Social Security Plans Approved _

Renewed Opposition From President Truman  Fails To Alter Plan   Majority Leaders Declare Income And Excise Taxes Can And Will Be Cut Without  Hazarding Nation’s Fiscal Situation.

ART STUDIO TO OPEN   Children Will Enroll Monday For Six Week Session

Flash   Brief News Items Right off the Wires   Plane Crash Kills 3

C-47 Transport Crashes Near Denver; 3 Dead   Ship Bound For Lowry Field Hits Mountain Late Wednesday Night Durine Wind And Rain Storm

SDIEIN ARMY AIRPLANE CRASH   Find Cargo Ship Wreckage 30 Miles South of Denver

CREW OF 3 DIES IN PLANE CRASH   ARMY CARGO SHIP HITS MOUNTAINSIDE NEAR LOWRY FIELD

— WRECKAGE — Transport. Rams Into Mountain   STORM CAUSE OF TRAGEDY

THREE DEAD IN A PLANE CRASH   Army C-47 Wrecks near Den. ver—Wreckage Found by Colorado Sheriff

Delight in Other People’s Misfortunes Caused Current Popularity of ‘Richard’

\Clay Says Democracy On the Defensive in European Area Little People Under Two Terrors

Rocco ls Killed By Policemen   Man Hunted in “Camere Shooting’ Trapped Near Farmhouse

Men Whe Had Beantiul Wife Shot By fim Hidde in Wraupines Slain by Coens

Police Report Camera-Gun Husband Shot To Death In Battle To Escape Capture

Rocco, Hunted In ‘Camera’  Shooting, Slain   Police Kill Wanted Man While Crouched Under Tree on Hill

Rocco, In Flight After Shooting Of Wife, Slain In Hideout      “They'll Never Get Me Alive,” He Swore Before Police Finally Closed.In-On Him In Catskills” After Firing Four Shots At The Police.

CONCEALED GUN PLOTTER SLAIN   Police Kill Husband Of Woman In New York ‘Camera’ Shooting

FUGITIVE SLAIN BY POLICE IN PISTOL BATTLE   Alphonse Rocce Had Been Hunted Since “Camera Shooting” Of His Wife   WAS SURPRISED IN LONELY HOLLOW

, Truman Bids 1 CongressAct  5s Vs. Strikes   Police Kill Tru Zocco With Cor Nine Blasts' Vs.

Rocco Is Shot By N. Y. Police After Swearing Not To Be Taken Alive

Police Guns End Fusitive’s Life   ‘They'll Never Get Me Alive,” Would-Be Kiiler Swears Before Death In Hideot

NY Police Track Down, Kill Rocco In Flight Following Ex-Wife’s Camera Shooting

Police Kill Man Who Shot Former Spouse By Proxy   Alphonse Rocco, Who Hired Girl To Take ‘Picture’ Of Young Wife He Accused As Jewel Suspect Dies In Blaze Of Gunfire On Mountain

MAN WHOSE WIFE WAS SHOT BY GUN CONCEALED IN PHRISTM AS WWRAPPINGS, KILLED RESISTING ARREST

Man Hunted  For Camera Crime Slain   Cops Kill Rocco in Hil Hideout; Sought for Wife's Shooting.

Roeco Killed in  Snowy Hideout   Police Trap Husband Of Woman Injured By Camera Shot

Meets Death Before Police Guns  ames Chaatina af Wite Dies in Country Fight

Alphonse Rocco Dies In Fight With Police   “Camera” Slayer Sho! After He Refuses To Cease Firing

Kill Husband of Woman Wounded ‘By Camera Gun   Police Get Al Rocco, Hunted Since New Year's Eve

Slay “T'rick’  Gunman   _ Fugitive in “Camera” Shooting Is Killed In Mountain Hideout

Police Slay Man Who Plotted To Murder _ His Wife j TRAPPED ON HILL Fires Four Shots At Officers Before He Is Killed.

FUGITIVE KILLED BY OFFICERS WHEN ARREST RESISTED        Man Wanted in ‘Camera’ Shooting Trapped in His Snowy  Hilltop Hideout

End Of Road ‘Mate In Camera-Gun Shooting Killed At Catskill Hideout

‘Camera’ Murder Fugitive Shot to Death in Hilltop Hideout by Police

‘Camera’ Shooting Suspect Killed  Alphonse Rocco Is * Shot by Officer:

Camera Hoax Fiend Killed In-Gun Battle   Is Cornered In Country Section

Camera Shoofine Suspect Killed   Police Bullets. Fell Husband of Victim

Rocco Is Slain By Officers In Catskill Battle   ‘Camera’ Shooting Plotter Trailed To Hideout  In Mountains.

KIWANIS PRIZES TO 6   Junior High Students Rewarded For scientific Research

Flaming Chemical Plant Area Blocks Count of Total Dead; Wreckage Likened to Ploesti

GIANT OIL TANK FARM OF HUMBLE COMPANY ABLAZE   Danger Area Is Evacuated and Gas Masks Art Passed Out Against Possible Spread Gases From Further Explosions — Dead i Disaster Put at 650—Six Hundred Who Fle Stricken City Return. :

Death Toll Estimated At 650 With 3,000 Hurt: More Victims Sought

Fresh Blazes Threaten New Port Damage   Three Ships Blasted In Harbor_——Humble Oil Storage .Tank Farm Wiped Out—Bodies Still In Wreckage

“ALLY, 650: DISASTER: .DEAD* Flaming Oil Threatens Texas Blasts Anew ~

Shifting Wind Adds  To Danger in Area   Residents Again Flee Threat of New Explosions; Casuolty Toll Estimated 650 Dead, 3000 Hurt

OIL TANKS AFIRE HOPE GIVEN UP BY AUTHORITIES   Fires and Blasts Claim At Least 650 Dead,  Thousands Inivred

pamage Soars; New Blasts Rock Area.   Death Toll Estimated At 650 With 3.000 Hurt: More Victims Sought

Further Blasts Are Threatened Stricken Region   Huge Humble Oil Tank Concern in Flames; 3 Ships Sunk

Danger Area Cleared; Gas Masks Issued   City Shaken Again By Tank Blast; 271 Bodies Are Counted

Estimate Of Death Count Is Decreased   Toll Expected To Reach 650; Thousands Hurt

RIVERSIDER WRITES QUEEN MOTHER URGING HEI TA INIVITE THC TIICMECC TH THE WEDDING

Anti-Closed Shop Measure Back in House   Hearing on Strike And Boycott Bill Delayed to Tuesday

Court Refuses ‘To Spare Negro Who Cheated Chair      ‘Tribunal In Split Decision Rules Louisiana Can Proceed With Second Attempt To Execute Condemned — Youth; Accident Blamed For Failure Of Execution

Assembly Gets On With Other Matters  *“Anti-Closed Shop Measure Passes

Torture Hoax, Girl Reveals   High School Student Had Reported She Was Kidnap. Victim

Girl ‘Kidnaped, Disrobed, Tortured Admits Whole Thiag Was a Hoax

Plan To Curb Market Trade Is Proposed   Specific Figures Are Not Given: By  Chiak EDunetébive

President Asks Credit Limits As on Stocks   GOP Senators Discuss Anti-Inflation Counter Program

ANTINFLATION MOVE “ANSWER? TO TRUMAN REQUEST FOR CURES  PRESIDENT OUTLINES NEED FOR COMMODITY TRADE CONTROL POWER

Asks Rein On Trade Margins —   Control Similar to That On Stock Market Asked By Truman; GQP Plans Straterv

Weather Forecast   Suggests Federal Controls Similar To Those Governing Stock Exchanges  Ply BeNeecenpees Cs = _. a ¥   Committees Work On Pending Bills   Federal Spending Criticized As Republican Leaders Discuss Control Plan

Senators Seek Positive Plan’ On Price: Gurls                  mand. Party: Program To Meet Truman’s: Prope. als: On Living ‘Costs *

TRUMAN SEEKS AUTHORITY TO CONTROL COTTON, GOAIN AND WOO! MARTS SAME 44 WALL ST.

After Study Of Ten Points In Truman’s Plan   Republican Proposal To Be Based On ‘Sound Measures’: Millikin

Senate Republicans Plan Anti-Inflation Program  Truman Wants Power “i Control Commodity Market Credit Marein:

Truman Advises Controls Over Credit Margins   Says Credits Should Be Controlled In Same Manner As Stock Deolinas

President Cites Curbs On Stocks   Refuses Comment on Criticism of Senator Taft

REPUBLICANS T0 FIGHT INFLATION   Senators Will Draw Up Program Based on ‘Sound Measures,’ Claim

WANTS AUTHORITY FOR CONTROL OF CREDIT MARGIN    President Truman Seeks Same Way Stock Dealings Are Regulated.   COMBAT PRICE RISES   Made This Response When Asked for Amplification of Anti-Inflation.

Truman Tells Of Market  Request   Newsmen Receive Explanation  Of Plans

Truman States He Wants Congressional Authority To Im. pose Controls On Grain, Cotton, Wool Markets   HOUSE, SENATE IN RECESS "TIT, MONDAY

GOP Members Develop Plan Anti-Inflation   Will Be Counter At. tack To Truman’s 10-Point Program.

SOP PROMISES ANTI-INFLATION PROGRAM SOOK   Will Be Based on Sound Measures, Senator Millikin Says

Truman Asking For Control of Credit Margins  ‘Commodity Market Trading Involved

Truman Asks Right To Control Margins - on Stock Dealings   One of 10: ‘Steps Against Price Rises  Outlined at News Conference

Would Apply Regulation To Commodities   Clarifies His Anti-Inflation Proposal

€.0.P. to Develop Its Own Program   Millikin Says Anti-Inflation asure to On  **Sound Principles”   IN ANSWER TO TRUMAN   Plan Will Be Drafted After Study of President's Proposals ~

Truman Wants To Regulate  Transactions   Proposal Is One Of 10 Steps For Fighting Price Rises As Outlined In Messaae

Truman Talks to Reporters About Desires   Wants Commodity Market Controlled Like Stock Exchange

‘Senator Millikin Says Repub fiean Anti-Inflation Program Will Be Based on ‘Sound  Measures.’     TO STUDY PRESIDENT’S TEN SUGGESTIONS

President Tells Newsmen Curbs Necessary in His Anti-Inflation Program; G.O.P. Economic Group Planning Own Plan To Combat Rising Prices

Seeks Credit Rules Similar to SEC for Marts: Republicans Map Inflation Fight

‘Sound Measures Answer to Truman   President Will Ask Authority For Contro! of Credit Marains

CREDIT MARGIN CONTROL ASKED   Truman Wants Curb Put on Commodity Trading

Truman Asks Controls On Market Deals  Expresses Need Fo:  Authority For  Control of Margins

Solons Draft Own Plan to Curb Costs   Anti-Inflation Program To Be Developed Along ‘Sound Measurers’ Says Senator Millikin

Would Prevent Speculation At Exchanges   Seeks Federal Regulations for Grain, Cotton and Wool Markets

Would Control Credit Margins On Commodities   Truman Urges. Same Rule As On Stock Market Dealings

CONTROLS ON COMMODITY DEALS ASKED   Truman Requests Credit Margins Be Requlated

Awaits Study of All Proposals Made Thus Far   Milliken Says GOP to Use ‘Sound Measures’; Truman Explains Curb:

GOP to Develop i-Inf on Plan—Mausikin  Traman Wants Commoitit Trading Curbs Similar . Wall trast Limiic

Parley Branded  ‘Grim Session’ Congressmen Shoot Questions At Trumar

Blow-By-Blow Account Of Vital Meet Supplied By Capitol Leaders  White House Conference‘On Aid To Europe Called ‘Grim Session’

@ NEW APPROACH  Editor Points Out Illinoisans Almost District Themselves

WINTER GIVES UP BUT WITH BATTLE   Light Snow Is Brought to Plains and Ohio Valley Today

Truman To Get Honorary Degree From Baylor U  President Plans Visit To Waco On March 6

Bi-Nation Group Proposes Infested Cattle Be Killed To Halt Spread Of Disease

TRUMAN SETS MARCH 6 TO BE IN WACO TO RECEIVE HONOR  BAYLOR TO PRESENT DEGREE, CAUSE OF FORMER CONTROVERSY

Truman to Accept  Baylor Degree  Despite Dispute President Will Stop  In Texas on His Return From Mexico

TRUMAN T0 GET DEGREE FROM BAYLOR   President Will Go To Waco on Return From Mexico Trip

Truman Completes Plans For Trip; Will Stop in Texas on Wav to Mexico

BAYLOR DEGREE TO BE CONFERRED ON TRUMAN IN MARCH   Honor to Be Granted Despite Protests of Baptist General Conference

Truman to Visit Baylor University "n March to Receive Doctor's Denree

Presidential Trip Soon   ‘Chief Executive to Visit Mexico Monday, ’ Puerto Rico Later —

TWO ESCAPED CONVICTS SHOT   Pair Wounded in Gun F ight Following Release Of Abducted Housewife

DESPERADOES CAUGHT AFTER GUN BATTLE   Abducted Woman with Them Is Released And Is Unharmed

Escaped Convicts Shot by Police After Kidnaping   Desperadoes Trapped In Farm House Gun  And Tear Gas Battle

2 DESPERADOES “SHOT AND CAUGHT INA GUN BATTLE   Convicts Taken After They ‘Flee Prison and Abduct Woman Who Was Released Unharmed.   ONE OF GUNMEN REPORTED NEAR DEATH   California Pair Hold Their Kidnap Victim Overnight —One Police Officer Slightly Wounded,

Desperadoes Captured In Gun Battle   Kidnaped Woman Freed Unharmed

Two Escaped Desperadoes Recaptured  BAYT i‘   Abducted Woman Released: Unharmed

Two Eseaped Convicts Wounded, Recaptured '  Woman Abducted By Desperadoes In Wild Flight  Th FT... AT... oo,

TWO MEN FINALLY CAUGHT AFTER CHASE IN.CALIFORNIA  Two Desperadoes Captured, Both Wounded, After Prison Escape, Kidnapping, Battle With:Police

TWO KIDNAPERS LOSE GUN DUEL IN CALIFORNIA   Convict Surrenders After Tear Gas Blast In Deserted Building

DIXIE STREAMS AT FLOOD MARK   Situation In Eastern Carolina Termed “Bad As It Ever Gets;’’ Lowlanders Securrv For Higher Ground.

White’s Bill Alters Rules  For Political Broadcasts   Wolverton Files. Identical Measure; -Area-Of Control Limitation Provided.

MOLOTOV PUTS BiG 4 FAILURE BLAME ON U.S.   peciares Only Efforts of Rus ians Prevented Complete Faijure.

Molotov Blames U.S. for Collapse Of London Meetine   Minister Declares Efforts of Russians Brought Some Gain

Blames U. S. For Failure Of Parley  Says Efforts pee ee: ee SR eee   Says Efforts of Reds Saved “Total Loss”

Molotov Lays Reich Parley Blame to U.S   Russia Credited With What Little Proeress Was Made

ACCUSES U. $. IN FAILURE OF LONDON PARLEY   Russian Foreign Minister Says That Efforts Of Soviet Delegation Kept Conference From Being Entirely Fruitless.

, $, TARGET AGAIN FOR MOLOTOV BLAST   Renewed Accusations For London Failure Hurled

MOLOTOV TAKES CREDIT FOR ONLY ‘BIT OF SUCCESS’   Charges American Delegation Wanted to Delay German © Peace Pact

FIEND HUNTED AFTER GIRL, 9, IS ATTACKED   Child in Milwaukee Hospital; Skull  Fractured

Milwaukee Hunts Attacker of Girl, 5   Entire Police Force Alerted in Brutal Beating of Youngster

‘Lady Across The Street’ Leaves Errand Boy $10,000   Ronny Markee, 7, -To Share Estate

Grand, Charifon Fall One fo Two Feet Overnight   Breaking of Levees Inundates Additional Thousands of Acres

RIVER REACHES RECORD CREST; STARTS RECEDE   RED CROSS REPORTS 20,000 HOMELESS IN MISSISSIPPI FLOOD

Worst Over As River’s Crest Passes      Long Crest Rises Slightly In Night, Then Falls, Army, Coast Guard, Red Cross Rush Aid

River Is Out of Banks Over 80 Mile Stretch with More   Than 22,000 Forced to   Evacuate.   MORE RAIN WOULD ADD TO SITUATION

Mississippi Is Beginning To Recede Today   Homeless Now Totals 22,000.

THE SWIRLING MISSISSIPPI RECEDING TODAY   Along a Flood-ravaged 80Mile Stretch In Eastern Missouri.   22,000 ARE HOMELESS   In a Four-State Midwestern Area; U.S. Highway 40. Closed.

Flood Waters BeginReceding  In Middle West   More Than 22.000 Persons Made Homeless By Swirling Rivers In 4 States

Mississippi Valley Flood Reaches Peak   Over 20,000 Homeless as High Water Swirls Over Farm Lands

‘River Subsides Along 80-Mile Flood Front   Midwest Homeless Number over 22,000

Evacuation of 3,500  Ups Number of Homeles: To More Than 20,000; 58.000 Acres Inundated

Floodwaters Reach High Mark; 20,000 Reported Homeless   Only Additional Rains Will Increase Danger, Rivermen Believe

Mississippi River Begins to Recede In Flooded Stretch  Estimate 22,000  Homeless in Four Midwestern States

Japanese Applaud  Gen. MacArthur's  Recommendations Early End Of Nippon Occupation Is Urged

Loot Is $16,500   POLICE SEARCH FOR THREE MEN AFTER HOLDUP NEAR BALLINGER

U.S. and Western Powers Split on New Proposal to Squelch War Propaganda

UN Compromise Hurts U.S. Policy   Russians Relax on Warmongering and Drop Accusations

WORKERS BACK ON THE JOB SATURDAY   Announce 11-Day Old  Londor Stelkes Over

Paralyzing London Tieup Ends   Truckers Get Pay, Hour Demands After Port Immobilized

BRITISH STRIKE END ANNOUNCED; WORKERS TO RETURN SATURDAY  ACTION FOLLOWS TRUCK   ACTION FOLLOWS TRUCK DRIVERS’ MEETING IN LONDON ON THURSDAY

Strike Ends.  Union Says   Reported Demands Of Workers  Have Been Granted

London Truck Drivers Agree  To End Strike   Men Vote to Return to Work Saturday, Terminating Dis.  pute that has Involved al Lease SH ANN kMtexn

Truck Strike In London Settled   Men Will Return To Moving Food Saturday

London Truck Drivers Vote End to Strike   Employers Reported te Have Met Their Demands

END. WALKOUT AND: TO RESUME WORK   Crippling Truck Strike Called Off And Drivers to Go to Work: Saturday .

Truck Strike Is Ended   British Transport orkers Almost Unanimous in Vote

London Truck Drivers End 11-Day Strike   Union Members Returs ‘To Work Saturday With Demands Granted...

LONDON TRUCK STRIKE ENDED   WORKERS TO RETURN TO JOBS SATURDAY WITH PAY INCREASE

Bombshell Heading for Edmonton  ' Canada- Bound   Canada-Bound On Next-to-Last Leg of World Flich}

Tokyo Is Next Stop on Flight Around World   Reynolds and Two Companions May Be Home Tomorrow

Reynolds Flying “Over the Hump”   Round-the-World Plane Setting RecordBreaking Pace as I+ Leaves Calcutta

Bombshell’. Lands  sae > ger w . * . ; 1  er  in Sha   “Reynolds’ Plane Only.42 Hours Out of New-York

REYNOLDS PLANE NEARS EDMONTON ANEAD OF RECORY   Airmen Expect To Lond at  LaGuardia Airport Befarn & Taniaht

Globe Fliers Speed Down Home Stretch   “Bombshell” Nears Edmonton Far Ahead of Record; Due in New York at 8 Tonight.

Bombshell Expected To Complete Flight by 8 P. M. Today   Plane Will Smash Globe-Circling Record Barring Mishaps on Last Leg of Trip

Fliers Expect To Crack Record Set By Howard Hughes — Reynolds Plane Arrives At Shanghai On Last Half Of World Fliaht: Runs Behind Schedule

SHIP I$ DUE BACK IN U.S. BY TOMORROW   Reynolds Hopes To Break Howard Hughes’ Record By 26 Hours

AWEAD’ OF RECORD   Plane Nears Edmonton Today; Hopes to End Long Flight at New York Tonight.   EMERGENCY STOP IS MADE AT ADAK

Reynolds Over Mainland of America Again   Round-the-World Plane Forced to Stop at Adak

PLARE HEADS FOR SHANGHAI   Bombshell Crew Thinks Reeord Will Be Cracked by 26 Hours.

REYNOLDS NEARS ALASKA ON RECORD SEEKING FLIGHT   Hurtled Through Skies To ward Edmonton, Alaska, Today.   NEXT TO THE LAST LEG

Reynolds Plane . Leaves Calcutta For Shanghai   Hopes Fo. Break Previous World, Flight Records . By At Least: 26° Hours

Reynolds Flies » -Joward Alberta _ In “Bombshell’   ‘Hopes To Reach.N. Y. By 8 i. P. M. In Record-Seeking  Round-The-World Flight,

Bombshell Off To Break Record   Plane Enters Second Half Of World Flight At Calcutta

Reynolds Races Eastward Qn Global Flight  Due To Reach N. Y¥. Tonight

NEAR EDMONTON; AIMING FOR N. Y. BY5P.M. TODAY   Turned Back At Adak When Head Winds Cut Fuel

WORLD FLIERS NEARING CHINA   Reynolds Bombshell Leaves Caleutta For Shanghai; Seeking 60-Hour RoundWorld Record.

Reynolds’ Plane Roars Eastward; I: ‘Due East at 8 P.M.   ‘Bombshell’? Turns Back.  Refuels and Then  Takes Off Again  . for Canada

UNSCHEDULED STOP 1S MADE IN ALEUTIANS   Reynolds Hopes To Reach New York Tuesday Night and Set Record

‘Bombshell’ Beating ‘Round - World Mark   SHANGHAI, April 15.—The Reynolds Bombshell took off tor Tokyo teday on its round-the-world speed firht.

—FLIGHT— Fast Pace Necessary  For Record  New York By 8 Tonight Is Goal

Reynolds Ahead Of Old Record   Pen Maker Is Off For Shanghai In Converted A-26 Bomber.

Flyers Span Hump, Land At Shanghai   SHANGHAI (INS)—The Reynolds Bombshell arrived at Shanghai Monday.

Milton Reynolds and Crew are Reported Flymg Ahead af Howard Hughes’ Time

Reynolds Takes Off For Karachi, India   Chicago Manufacture: Near Half-Mark On World Fliqht

—MAY CIRCLE GLOBE IN 65 HOURS. Reynolds Bombshell : On Way To Shanghai

Hope to Slash World Record By 26 Hours   Next Hop Will Be To Tokyo; Time Depends On Weather

Unscheduled Landing Made  In Aleutians   Round-W orld Fliers Ex. ect 10 Reach New vot hy & P. VO

Round-World Plane 16 Hours Behind Schedule   Reynolds Flight Lands At Shangha For Refueling

Bombshell! Streaks East   Edmonton Next Stop As Plane Speeds Toward N.Y. Goal

REYNOLDS PLANE MAKES FAST TIME    Lands at Shanghai In Round-theWorld Speed Test

"ROUND-THE-WORLD PLANE IS RUNNING BEHIND SCHEDULE   Takes Off From Tokyo. After Refueling At Shanghai in Record Attempt

SS ombshell’ Starts Down Home Streteh   Globe - Circling Plane Makes Forced Stop In Aleutians For Fuel

Bombshell Sweeps Swiftly on Its Flight for Mark  Last Half of Effort Is Started With Optimistic Views

WORLD FLIGHT PLANE NEAR U.S. AGAIN   Takes Off From Aleutians on Next-to-Last Leg of Globe-Girdling Trip—Is Due in New York City Tonicht.

'Bombshell' Ready for Last Leg of Round-World Flight   New Record Is Within Grasp Of Ship’s Crew

Reynolds ‘Bombshell’ Tops ‘Hump,’ Readies For Trip to Tokyo   Chicago Pen Maker and Owner of Ship Believes Ex-Bomber Will Circle Globe in 66 Hours: Half-Way Point Passed

Reynolds Plane Leaves Adak For Edmonton  Arrival In New York At 8 P. M. Tonight Would Break Record

Reynolds Certain To  Beat Hughes   Bombshell Makes Emergency Stop In Aleutians

Shanghai Next Destination of Reynolds Plane   Fliers Expected Back in New York By Tomorrow

Milton Reynolds, Pen Manufacturer, Expects To Land in New York at About 8:00 P. M. Tonight.   RECORD FLIGHT TIME PREDICTED

Bombshell Hopes To Reach New York By 8 As It Speeds Toward Globe-Circling Mark

Globe- Ci rcling Plane Is Ahead  OfHughesTime   Converted Bomber Leaves Shanghai For Tokyo, Next Scheduled Stop

WHAT NOW?   Global Plane Reaches China  May Break Mark In Warld Flight

N.Y. Landing Planned Tonight   Favorable Winds Over American  Mainland Expectec

REYNOLDS 1S OFF FOR TOKYO   Plane Lands in China After Hop Over Hump

Speeds Around World   Reynolds Certain “Bombshell” Will Girdle Globe in 65 Hours to Set Record

‘BOMBSHELL’ IS ~ NEARING CHINA   Reynolds Plane Takes off for Shanghai on Last Half © Of World Flight

Reynolds Hoping To Complete Trip By 8 PAL Tonight   Phones From Alaska Where Plane Landed To Refuel.

Reynolds Hopes To Reach New York by 8 p. m.   Unscheduled Stop Made in Aleutian Isles

Reynolds Nears  End of FI ight  Recard.Seeker Hanes   Record-Seeker Hopes To Land in New York At 7 O'Clock Tonight

PLANE ROARS TOWARD U.S.   Reynolds leaves Aleutians: Hopes To Reach New York Tonight

Round-World Plane Is Nearing U. S.   Record Seekers List Great Falls as Alternate Stop

World Plane Over Canada   Expected to Reach Edmonton at 2:54 This Afternoon

STALIN SCHEDULED TO SAY THAT U. S. AND BRITAIN WANTED RUSSIA “BLED  WHITE” °°

Russia Succeeds in Blocking the Balkans Program   Road Leading to Armed Protection for Greece Looms as Possibility

U. N. Couneil Gives Up on  Balkan Issue   Russia Uses Vetoes; Question Will Go To Full Assembly

RUSSIAN VETO USED 10 BLOCK BALKAN PROBE   U. N. Security Council Admits Its Inability To Solve Problem   WILL BE PRESENTED TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Russians Kill Two Attempts “A Solutions      Assembly To Be Informed Veto Has Poralyzed Council

Russian Vetoes  Kill U. S. Hopes To Calm Balkans   Security Council Gives Up; Problem Goes To General Assembly; Joint American Military Action  With Greeks Seems Indicated

Vetoes Balk Solution Of Balkan Issues   - Security Council Sends Problem To Assembly

RUSSIANS BLOCK EFFORT 10 SOLVE ~-BALKAN PROBLEY   Security Council Delegates Told They Are at End of Road After Two Sovjet Vetoes.   ‘GROUP TO REFER ISSUE TO ASSEMBLY   Scorching Attack Made on Gromyko's Repeated Use of Veto to Prevent a Settlement.

ATTEMPT TO SOLVE ISSUE IS BARRED   Big Power Veto Is Invoked by Russian Delegates

Second Man Held In Manila Bombing   One Suspect Confesses Assassination Attempt

Expect Floods To Reach Crests, Mart Receding   Thousands Of Acres Under Water In St. Louis Area;  No Lives Reported Tinst

SCORES OF FAMILIES FORCED ‘TO LEAVE HOMES AS THE RESULT OF FLOODS .

PACKARD BOOSTS NEW AUTOMOBILE PRICES $62   REDS FIND RICH TRON AREA

VIOLENT DEATHS 121 OO FAR IN TEXAS DURING HOLIDAYS  TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS TOP KILLER AT 53; FIRES SECOND WITH 32 TOLL

Plans Trip To Canada   Truman Will Leave 01 Good-Will Visit After Attending 35th Divi sion Reunion in K. C.

Salvation Army Drive. Progressing Nicely   Maior 0. W. Knapp, Salvation Army Unit Dewt Representative, is June Here Next Week

GOP CAPTURES SPECIAL VOTE IN 4TH DISTRICT   Okay Gas, License Plan; Sinking Fund Addition Balloting Close

meme £2 EN  McCulloch Wins Seat In Congres:  Gas Tax Issue Also Approved

GASOLINE TAX RESTRICTION BILL PASSED   Probate Judge And Sinking Fund Races Close   Elected To Congress From Fourth District; Heavy Balloting Reported

Amendment On Gas Tax Also Carries   Probate Judge Term Extender Wins Supzort

Gasoline-Auto Tax Amendment Also Favored   M’Culloch Wins Congressional District Race

Isthmian Line Strike Closes Four Houston Ports   No Hope Held for British Miners: 90 Bodies Founc

Bodies Of 90 Are Located   Absolutely No Hope For Fourteen Miners Unaccounted For.

BRITISH CARINE   Places New Men In Posts For Germany, India In Shake-Up

Cold Wave In Wake of Snow Storm   9 Five Below Zero As Emporia Digs Out of Drifts..Hiaghwave Ara OQnar

Cold Wave In Wake of Snow Storm   Five Below Zero As Emporia Digs Out of Drifts-- tae a pp

Round-the-World Plane Ends First Leg on 3 Engines   Editors, Publishers Help Inaugurate Globe Gird. jing Service

CLIPPER AMERICA "ARRIVES IN LONDON   fer  Aliwe FU chieriain uu. 3. cai tors And Publishers

Hurricane Moving In From Atlantic   Storm, However, Shows Tendency to Curve to Northwestward, Away From the Mainland, Florida Weather Bureau Reports.

New Blow Turns From Mainland   Storm Has Reached Full Hurricane Force Out At Sea.

Violence Again Breaks Out in War Between Georgia Democratic Ranks

Publishers Battle In Courtroom   Georgia Newsman Beaten By Talmadge Reporter

FISTICUFFS MARK GEORGIA HEARING   Politician Floored by Augusta Publisher.

Georgia Politicos Swing Fists Again, With Governor's Man Taking Beating

Georgians Mix Fisthight With Legal Hearing   Politicians In Court Room Row

Sugar Controls To Be Extended   House Rushes Bill To Meet Deadline Expiring Tonight

LEWIS GIVES $100,000 10 PHONE UNION   “UMW Chieftain Supports Telephone Workers In 18-Day Walkout

About 55 Pounds Too Much!  Wedding Bells Bring Pork And Spaghetti, Then Divorce

SEDRETARY HANDS SPECULATOR LISTS 10 SENATE TODAY   Pauley’s Name Found on Roster in Two Places; Anderson Writes to Bridges.   ADDITIONAL GROUP TO BE RELEASED

ANDERSON LISTS 711 TRADERS   Shows Pauley Held 300,000 Bushels of Oats on Oct. 31

Secretary “Sure” Pauley Only Govt. Employe On List of Released Names  

Anderson Releases List of Speculators  Pauley Only Government Official to Appear cn List of Big Grain Traders

Pauley: Described-as. Only. Government Emplove Amona’7 i -Liarae-Scale: Traders

Over 700 Names On Initial List   } Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson Conarcted to Release Other Lists Later.

COMMODITIES — TRADER LIST MADE PUBLIC   Agriculture Secretary Releases 711 Names Including Edwin W, Pauley.

711 Names  Turned Over To Senate   List Includes Only Big Time Operators; Others to Come Later; Pauley’s Holdings Disclosed

Ed Pauly Only U.S. Official Tn Top Bracket   More Names of Lessor. Operators to Be Given Later

Big Traders In Wheat, Cotton And Fourteen Other Commodities On October 31, 1947, Included In List   ANDERSON SENDS LIST TO BRIDGES

NAMES OF 711 MADE PUBLIC BY ANDERSOK   Secretary Says He’s Sure-No Other Gov't Employes Are On Lis?

PAULEY TRADING IS SPECULATIVE AND SPREADING   Pauley Is Only -Gov’t Employee Listed by Seeretary

Pauley Named as Speculator   No Other Government Employes Included, Secretary Says

Names Given By Anderson   No Other Government Employees Involved

PAULEY NAME AMONG 711 0N FIRST REPORT   No Other U.S. Employes Shown

Report Shows Pauley Held 300,000 Bushels Of Oats Futures On Oct, 31      He Is Only U. S. Worker On List   Release Includes 711 Names Of Major Speculators; Others Will Follow

Pauley Only Official on First Release   Big Speculators in Market for Full Year Are Revealed

PAULEY ON LIST OF SPECULATORS   Army Secretary’s Special Assistant Owned 600,000 Bushels of Grain On October 31.

Pauley Only U.S. Official On ‘Bie’ List   Records Indicate Huge Increase In Trading During Past year

F D R’s H ealth Begins To Fail  On Journey   President, Byrnes Reveals, Disliked Expense Of Providing Him With Plane

SHOOTS STLeE oI +ee   GOP Policy Group Favors Tax Slash   Committee Against Dropping Cut for Debt Reduction

Oklahoma Had Federal Liquor Stamps Issued in 1946 to 16 Wholesalers. 794 Retailers —

Federal Tax Stamps Sold To 2,966 Liquor Dealers In Three Dry States

At fot & AEs At ———————— ee  1912 Mississippians Were Licensed To Sell Hard Liquo

Reveal Number of Federal Liquor Stamps Sold in State 69 Wholesale, 1,843 Retail Dealers

Gov. Folsom Is Assailed By Samftord   President Of State Chamber Denies Charges Hurled At Alabama Industry

Food Ration In Russian Zone.’ ‘Too.  : Little ForLife, Too Much For Death’

Food Ration In Russian Zone “Too  Little ForLife, Too Much For Death”

SAYS HE SEES NO REASON TI CHANGE MING   Barkley Hopeful House and: Senate Will Vote to Sustain.

Senate Action On New Plan Meets Threat   Democrats Pushing Substitute by Lucas As Debating Starts

Truman to Veto New Tax Measure, Barkley Reports   Senate Is Scheduled to Begin  Debate Today on Republican Bill

Barkley Makes Announce. ment After Conference With President   No Reason Seen To Alter Position   House Almost Certain To Override, But Senate Vote To Be Close

TRUMAN VETO IS SET FOR SECOND GOP TAX BILL   Sees No Reason To Change Mind; Barkley Claims

Close Vote Forcast in The Senate   Debate on Bill Opens in Sen ate Today — President Hasn't Changed Mind

PRESIDENT TO VETO NEW TAX MEASURE   Democrats Back Lucas Bill to Raise Exemptions

President’s Position Is  Unchanged   Sees No Reason To Sign Measure Now Before Senate

Truman will Veto Revised Tax Measure  President Says Sees No Reason Ta. CLanna AAind

Sen. Barkley: Reports After Conference .   President Against Republican Measure to Slash Taxes

SEES NO REASON FOR CHANGE OF POSITION   Bill Depends On Senate Vote

Sees No Reason ToChange Stand;  Bill Gains Votes   House Has Enough Votes zo Override; Senate Debate Starts on Revised Cut

Luther League Convention To Be Held Here  Sessions Will Begin  Niavt Betdaw EBevaniny

Clark Raps Soviet Rule  In Austria General Urges Firm Policy With Saviet Linior

RESSILEULS TO COOPERATE IN TESTREAN RET ABILETATION WHILE PUSHING COMMUNISM SAYS CLARK

RED ACTIONS IN EUROPE FLAYED   General Clark Says Soviets Fostering Communism in , Austrian Zone

Declares Russia Standing in Way  Clark Gives Views on Austrian Situation

Soviet Regime in Austria Attacked  Communists Favored. Food Stolen Despite Protest. Clark Savs

iSoviets Not Cooperating in Austria, General Clark Avers  Partial to Those Joining Communists

Gen. Clark Flay: Russia's Use of Food in Austria   Says Communist Workers Given Best of Rations

Soviets Block Austrian Peace   General Clark Says Russians Are Not Co-operating

Gen. Clark Accuses Russians of Not Co-Operating  Soviets’ Partiality impedes Allies’ Efforts in Austria

Soviet Uncooperative In Austria; Says Favor Reds In Issuing Food

TREATY BREACHES CITED BY CLARK   General Says Reds Are Not Observing Terms of Occupation Pacts

Clark Bitter Against Reds In Austria ”   General Says Russia Fostering Communism By Favoritism, and Is ‘Not Observing Pledges

Clark Tells Of Favoritism For Austrian Reds   U.S. General Calls For Firm Stand in Dealing With Soviet Union

Soviets Accused Of Favoritism In Austrian Zone   General Clark Says Communists Receive More Food and Wace:

Clark Tells of Austrian Troubles  Accuses Russians Of Not Cooperating

Claims Russians Not Cooperating  . Clark Says They Favor Communists

CLARK ACCUSES SOVIET NATION   American General Says Russians Giving Austrian Communists Extra Food And Higher Wages.

Court Finds Doctor Guilty   Convict Dr. Kar! Brandt, Hitler's Physician, Of Crime.

GOP Foe Predicts Final Passage Of Stop-Gap Aid Bill   House Must Dispose Of Amendments To Measure

Aeanwhile, Opponent Of Emergency Assistance Bill Concedes Its Passage By Overwhelming Margin, Predicting Not More Than 75 Ballots Will Be Cast Against It — Final Decision On Legislation Termed Possibility By Late Today

Foreign Aid Bill Certain Of Passage   Tests Ballots Scheduled Today In the House

Foreign Aid Bill Passage Assured.   Series Of Ballots Being Planned For House

Foreign Aid Bill House Tests Today   Top GOP Opponent Predicts Okay Bu Wide Marain

HOUSE VOTES ON AID BILL TODAY   High Republican Predict: Passage By Overwhelming Margin

House May Okay Aid Bill Today   Measure Will Pass by ar Overwhelming Margin Is Prediction

Aid Measure Faces Tests Before Vote On Approval   House Victory Seen By Wide Margin; 50 Opponents Expected

TEST BALLOTS ARE TAKEN ON EUROPEAN All   HOUSE APPROVAL BY BIG MARGIN Is PREDICTED

GOP Foe of  Aid Measure Sees Passage   Overwhelming Margin for Foreign Aid Conceded

Concede Passage of Foreign Aid Bill; . House Group Probes Rubber Industry

AM Bill Passage Conceded: Vote Expected Today  Republicans Admit

AID BILL FACES TESTS IN HOUSE   Final Passage Predicted By Overwhelming Margin

Critical Tests Face Foreign Aid In House   Several Amendments Will Be Submitted Before Final Vote; Consider China Aid

House Expects  Early Vote On  Foreign Aid Seonns “Sie O Money Involved

AID LEGISLATION PASSAGE CERTAIN   Overwhelming Approval Is Seen by GOP Foe.

Allen Says Aid Bill Will Be Passed   Predicts No More Than 75 Will Vote Against Measure —

Huge Majority For Funds Seen In House Vote   Stop-Gap Relief, Measure Slated For Ballot As Only 75 Are Listed To Oppose Bill:

Bill Ereets Strike Bars   Boner Proposal Would Hi  (St nothe? Walkoute

MARSHALL FACES SMALLER CHECK   Cabinet Job Offers Less Thar i Five Star General Gets Fach Year

Pair Lured Rich Man To Tragic End   Take Vacationist Into Woods And Kill Him With Gun

Couple Lured Vacationist ‘into  Forest; Killed. Him For His Mone)

EX-SOLDIER, WIFE HELD FOR SLAYING   Confess Luring Vacationist to Death in Forest Glade

DISHONORABLY DISCHARGED VET  ADMITS MURDER   Wife Kissed Victim As ' Mate Prepared Brutal  Attack.

Man Lured en By Bride, Shot In Her Arms   Robbery Real Motive In Macabre Murder Clase —-

DEMOS AFRAID OF VANDENBERG   Michigan Senator Voted As ‘Hardest To Beat’ For President In 1948

DEMS SAY VANDENBERG-——— WOULD BE TOUGHEST RIVAI   POLL TAKEN AMONG SENATORS REVEALS GOP RATES DEWEY AT TOP OF PHOSPECTS

Study Plan To Make Gasoline. Gas From Oil   Discussed Before AGA Convention By Coal Company Research Mar

She Doesn't Want To Yawn Again   Got Jaws Partially Locked Back In June

Warns Atomic War End For All Qn Earth   Famous NuClear Scientist Asserts Radioactivity Would Wipc Out Mankind.

Seven-Alarm Blaze Wrecks Warehouses   Philadelphia Firemen Bat. tle Million Dollar Blaze

THREE WAREHOUSES DESTROYED BY FIRE   Damage To Properties In Philadelphia Estimated “Upwards Of £1.008 000

Hungry Horse Would Receive $3,285,353 Under Plan; Goes Next to Senate for O.K.

SENATE HIKES WHILE HOUG TRIMS FUNDS   Reclamation Gets an Addec 36 Million; Money for VA Slashed.

STATE FIREMEN ARE GIVEN WARNING ABOUT ROWDYISM . AT FROSTBURG CONVENTION

Firemen Are Asked To “Put On Brakes”   Two Firemen Are Found Asleep In Bed In Furniture Store Window

Sabath Demands Congress Find Out Why Living Costs Up 50 Per Cent

Solon Demands Congress Probe Soaring Prices   WASHINGTON, (UP)—The Labor Department said today average wholesale prices jumped 15 per cent last week to a new 27-year high,

URGE CONGRESS PROBE JUMP IN LIVING COSTS   Sabath Wants To Know Why Cost Of Living Goes Up 50 Percent

QUINTUPLETS BORN TO CHINESE WOMAN   Young Wife of Army Sergeant Bears Five Boys

Can’t Remember Shooting Wife   Police Summoned By Phone And Find Woman Dead.

Speed Asked For Austria  By Marshall   Secretary Calls For Inviting Delegation To Moscow For Peace Talks

Speed Up Austrian  Pact, Plea   Marshall Will Urge Big Four To Invite Austrian Delegates To Moscow

AUSTRIAN DELEGATES BE INVITED   Deputies Be Asked To Give Report

U.S. Aims To Break Deadlock   Marshall Proposes Austria Be Invited To Sit In  At Moscow

House Won't Glamorize Hollywood Hearings   Un-American Committee Takes Precautions ‘to Prevent a Snectarie

“Serious Stuff” Hollywood Probe On Reds Will Not Be “Extravaganza”

Hollywood Hearings Are Slated....  Seek No Fanfare In Coming Movie Probe

Film Hearing Date Changed   Will Guard Against “Unfavorable Publicity” During Inquiry

HOLLYWOOD PROBE  TO: BE KEPT. CALM; AVOID SPECTACLE      lnvesl gators Do Not Taek! fa Make Circus Gut of Un-.  American Probe

Un-American Group Plans To Keep Hollywood Probe From Becoming Spectacle

MOVIE HEARINGS TO OPEN OCT. 2(   Probers Seek to Avoid Hollywood Spectacle.

Film Probers Shun Fanfare   House Guards Againsi ‘Cireus’ Atmosphere

TOUGHER SENATE LABOR LAW UP   Overwhelming House Approval Of Drastic Bill Spurs Upper House Action

Industry-Wide Bargaining Ban May Be Restored In Measure Before Upper Chamber

HOUSE PASSES: BILL TO CURB LABOR POWER   tArt ‘to  LEAD ‘FIGHT TC {HAVE SENATE “TOUGHEN" BILL) BEFORE THAT i BODY

_s—UNIONS—"¥  Wants 3. Key Bans’ Put Back   “TOUGH” CURBS “SWEEP ‘HOUSE

Senate Action On Labor Bill Now Awaited   House Passes Drastic Labor Bill By Overwhelming Vote On Thursday   SENATE LIKELY TO PASS OWN MEASURE

Cop's Bark Gets Raiders in House   Lottery Handlers Shoo Dog. Meet. The Law

ODOM MAY TAKE OFF AGAIN ON THURSDAY   Solo World Flier Who Turned Back Monday Plans New Test Flicht Today.

GLOBE GIRDLER TO START OVER   Bombshell May Take Off Thursday For Solo Around World

Yellowstone Rive Returning to. Its Banks Today   Some Ice Jams Give Away; Eastern Montana Towns Still Threatened With More Floods as Snow in Hills Melts Rapidly

Flood Waters ‘Abating Or Yellowstone River As Some Ice Jams Give Way

THREE-DOLLAR WHEAT IS BACK   Price Soars Over $3.00 For First Time in 30 Years.

Army, Novy, Air Department Provided — Compromise Reached ~On Unification Bill

BILL TO MERGE ARMY AND NAVY 1S AGREED UPON   Senate-House Conferees Settle Differences — Measure Provides for Secretary of Defense.   CONGRESS IN DRIVE JO WIND UP WORK   Six Large Appropriation Meas ures Must Be Approved to Achieve Saturday Adiournment Goal.

Atomic Control and Disarmament  at Issue Before U.N.   American Delegate Holds Out for Action on Control Question as First Problem to Be Settled

DISARMAMENT MOVE BLOCKED BY DELEGATE   Russian Resolution Flatly Oppqsed In Debate

Front Planned for Strike Curb   House GOP Meets Democrat Challenge

Hills introduced Today I sieenmeneneneneeenenneneieaietaentittinitacmemmeiatireenemeneeaen ee  Bill Imeroduced In House Of Delegates To Give Commissioner Power To Settle Labor Strife

Governor Asks New Levy, 5300  Teacher Raise   Biennial Expenses Set At $179,000,000 with $18,000,000 Expected  Krom Tobacco Tax

Indiana Governor Addresses Joint Meeting of Assembly, Setting Out Biennial Requirements.   —_—_e_—_-_—_—__—  UP TO LAWMAKERS TO GET NEW TAXES

Governor Would Raise Minimum Salaries $300 For Pedagogues; Suggests Levy On Smokes Be Earmarked For Health Program

UNDERGROUND CHIEF TELLS OF OPERATIONS   Mortal Enemy Of Great Britain  _s Fantastic

Haganah’s Leader  ‘We Will Never Giveup’ Head ‘Of Jewish Underground Say:

News To Make — [Changes Wednesday      * Will Shift ‘To Eight Columns

Russia Finally Agrees To Start Discussions Of Lend-Lease Account

Russia Agrees To Lend-Lease Account Talks   Long Silence of Kremlin  Broken After Prodding OLKT @ Nees

REDS BREAK SILENCE ON PAYMENT TO U.S   Russia Agrees to Begin }.egotiations Aimed at Settling Lend. Lease Account,

Reds Finally Agree To Talk Settlement Of Lend-Lease Bill   Russians Yield to U. S. Prodding and Consent  To Discussion of $11 Billion Account;  Negotiations Will Begin Shortly

Russia Agrees To Lend-Lease Debt Discussion  Possibility Of Loan Request Is Raised

JUDGE CHARGES 'PAY-OFFS'IN IRONTON VICE   Sentences Seven to Prison for Mann Act Violations in Cincinnati

Court Suspects Payoff in Vice Ring Operations   Ironton Officials Hit As Seven Receive Prison Sentences

CLARK TOLD 10 ‘CLEAR HIMSELF’   Attorney General Appealed To In Vote Fraud Row

Calls For Aid In Probe Of Vote: Frauds   Ferguson Urges Democratic Break

Asks Democrats To Aid Inquiry Of Vote Frauds   Sen. Ferguson Says Clark Should Help Clear Way  For Action By Senate

Clark Urged To Clear Way For Vote Fraud Probe   Asked To Call Off Democrats And Break Senate Impasse Over Kansas City Case

Ask Clark to Clear Way for Vote Probe  Democrats Continue To Stall Action

Senator Says. Clark ShouldClearFraud Vote Investigation.   Ferguson Says Act Wou'd Be‘in. Justice to Clark; * ‘Hatch’ Says; Move .  Is ‘Polities”’

Ferguson Says Clark Should Boost Inquiry   GOP Senator Asks Break In Democrats Opposition to Probe

Ferguson In Plea For U. S. Probe Of Votes   DEMOCRATS SOLIDLY BACK CLARK IN: FIGHT

Ferguson Asks Clark ‘To Help In Vote Probe   Asserts Attorney-General Should Clear Way To Senate Inquiry On Franad Charge

Handling of K. C. Ballot Fraud Charges Would Be Aired if Demos Willing

CLARK URGED 10 ALLOW INQUIRY   Ferguson Calls On Him To Clear Way For Senatorial Probe   DEFENDED BY LANGER

Sen. Ferguson Calls on Him, in Justice to Himself, to Aid in Clearing Way for Inquiry Into K. C. Election.

Asks Break in Demo Opposition   Ferguson Acts in Vote Fraud Charaes

Board Reveals Building Plans   State Institutions to Get Additional Facilities

‘BAD WEATHER TO STAY   Flora Seen No Change in Kansas Until Next Wedneadar

Rural Women Launch Study, Elect Officers  Maple River. Arcadia.   Maple River, Arcadia, Kniest, Wheatland Groups Hear Specialist

Rural Women Launch Study, Elect Officers   Maple River, Arcadi a, Kniest, Wheatland Groups Hear Specialist

45-CENT MARGIN RULED ON CORN   Board of Trade Acts to Correct Wide-Range Rise

BOOST MARGIN Al BOARD OF TRADE   OFFICIAL DENIFS ACTION CAUSED BY SENATOR'S SPEECH

Primary Election Picture Forms   Neely Will Enter  Senate Race. Belief

Neely Is Certain Candidate for Senatorial Race  @ai.......... Re _. 8 ED a a a er ee ay , Y _ Oo. lO a ia ge  iia ates gah 44D wb..8?4°?... AZheee._   THE 3W8-VEAR-OLD Neoly

Neely Is Certain Candidate for Senatorial Race  _overnor Meadows Renounees Acsniratiaon<« far 1948 Political Office

Propose Adding 866 Miles To Trunk System  F armers, , Co ounty   Farmers, County Board Members Appear At Session To Back Project

State Highway Hearing Draws Over 100 Persons at Madison   Urge 866 Miles Be Added To System

COMMITTEE ENDED HEARING ON THE SCHOOL PROBLEM   Quit Almost 12 Hours After it Started, Opposition Developed.   FOR A FINAL REPORT   Members of the Legislative Committee Set Dee. 15 As the Date-

State Legislative Committee hears Conflicting Ideas on School Laws    Rural Opposition Develops to Proposals on Revised Method of Distributing State Aid; Final Report to Be Drafted for Legislature.

Schoo! Meet May Revise Boundaries   Delegates Agree Thai Something Must Be Done: Plan New Law:

Acts fo Force House to Vote on Gl Bonds   Cash Terminal Payments Sought by Rep. Rogers

- TKRELUCTANL ENVUORSEMEN 1 ——  ‘Sen. Taft Says U.S. Aid Should IEnd When ‘Soviets Withdraw

Taft Endorses Aid To Greece With Proviso  Senator Sees Threat ~ Ended When Russian

LEE STAFF OFFICER CALLS RUARK ‘LIAR   Public Relations Chief Denies Writer Consulted Him

BILL TO PAY ORE PREMIUMS SENT TO HOUSE FLOOR   ‘Short Calls for Enactment of  Measure, Declaring Miner-  ais Should Be Stock  piled for Security.   URGES $35,000,000 PAYMENTS YEARLY   Declares Mines Are Closing and Complete Shutdown Would Be as Costly in Relief as Subsidy.

Pastors Bring About Arrests   First Anti-Gambling Raid Results in Fines For Six.

AFL May Attempt Political Plunge   Purpose Is Strike At Supporters Of Taft-Hartly Act

STUDYP. A.C   May Follow C. . O. Ir Adopting All-Out Po litical Group

Headlong Plunge—?  AFL Thinks of Entry Into Political Field   Action Would Strike Back at Supporters Of Taft-Hartley Labor Reguiation

IAFL Chieftains Consider Headlong Plunge Intc Politics To Strike Back At Labor Bill Backers

AFL Considers All-Out Political Action Campaign   Purpose Would Be to Hit Supporters of Taft-Hartley Low

AFL CONSIDERS POLITICAL WAR   DEMAND DEFEAT OF LABOR LAW SPONSORS AT NEXT ELECTION

AFL May Plunge in  On Political Fronts  Council Weighs New Fighting Policy

Little Proved In Lie Tests   Ten Suspects in Weckler Case Given Tests, No New Light Shed

Duich Advance Tn Java Halted  Claim Indonese   Republic Asks Australia To Mediate Differences.

MARSHALL MAY RUN AS TRUMAN'S MATE   GOP Leader Feels State Secretary Will Be Chzsen

Big Question: Does Russia Have A-Bomb?   Jhat's Being Asked More and More at UN

Red Power Pondered By UN Leaders   Want To Know If Russia Has Atomic Bombs

UN APPROVES AMER. CONTROL OF ISLANDS         Jap-Mandated Lands Will Be  Handled by U. S.:

U.N, GIVES U.S, ISLE CONTROL   Gets Full Title to Former Japanese Islands

UN Approves  U.S. Control  in Pacific Custody of Islands Is Subject to  Paceraoa hy Cancracc

U. S,Claims To Islands  Headed For Firtil 0.K.   a nae of UN Secitity Council  Is Now Expected to Be Unanfimous for Yanks

U.S. NOW BOSSES PACIFIC ISLES   GIVEN CONTROL OF JAP ISLANDS BY UN

Move To Ban Negr oO Pupils Is Abandoned   Catholics Drop Question, When Bishop Serves Warning On Them

Lewis Has No  Answer   Tells Committee Differences Could Be Settled But For Govt Blackjack

Expect Peace in Coal Fields Through July 1   Federal Operation Due ‘to End Then; Contract Issue SHH in Court

Telephone Tieup Tightens; Spurn New Wage Offer   37,000 New York City Workers Refuse To Go Back To Work; NW Bell Proposal Rejected

Phone Strike Keeps Grip  7 fywiw AI..... VW.   37,000 New York   City Workers Refuse 2» DD aesensa -*= a

Phone Strike Settlement Growing Dim   New York Workers Refuse to Return to Jobs

Prospects. Dim For Quick End Phone Strike   New York Workers  Refuse Pay Terms

New York Phone Workers Refuse To End Walkout   Says Small Sieel Firms May Be Driven Into Mergers By Unions

NEW YORK EMPLOYES RETURN ' T0 JOBS AND TWO ILLI. NOIS UNIONS ACCEPT AGREEMENT

Phone Strike Is Now Believed In Final Stages   Enters Fifth Week With Conciliators Hopeful Of Early Settlement   NEGOTIATIONS WILL BE RESUMED AT 3

PHONE STRIKE PEACE NEARING   Conciliators Now Predicting Speedy Settlement

Telephone Unions Veto Settlement  Offer of S4 Increase Rejected by 37,000 New York Workers

Government Now Ready To Make First Proposal  In Long Distance Lines Dispute; Other Labor Fronts Reported Quiet

New York Telephone Workers Refuse to Accept Settlement   Reject Terms Offering $4 Weekly Wage Increase; Other Developments

Three Other Unions to Decide Whether to Accept or Reject $4 Weekly Wage Hike Agreement

PHONE STRIKE SEEMS 10 BE NEARING END   Acceptance Of Terms B New York, Illinois Workers Hailed

Polio Victim’s Mother Urges Women To Give   Mother of four-yearold poster girl makes appeal for support of March of Dimes.

WARREN S NOT CANDIDATE, ~ _ NEWS REPORTERS ARE TOLL   CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR SAYS THAT HE IS NOT INTERESTED IN GOP NATIONAL NOMINATION

Russians Get Week to Bare Korea Report   Marshall Adopting Tough Stand Over Stalemated Talks

Deadline For Reporting On Issue Is Sef   Marshall Determined Negotiations Won't Bog Down Indefinitely

Soviet Given Week To Make Korean Report   Secretary Demands Moscow Agreement Be Carried Out

U. S. Gives Reds One Week To Act (On Korean !ssue   Report Demanded On Negotiations Of Seoul Group

ASK SHOWDOWN ON KOREA PACT   MARSHALL DEMANDS RUSSIANS ANSWER TO AUGUST 21 DEADLINE

SET DEADLINE FOR CONFAB ON KOREA   Yank Authorities Act To Keep Talks Alive  CiDTUED eCTeae   To Be Studied If Soviets Fail To. Take Action For United Korea

U. 5. Adopts Direct Action United Korea   Letter Gives ‘Put Up Or Shut Up’ Attitude.

U.S. to Russia: ‘Put Up or Shut Up’ On Korea   Gives Reds One Week To - Cooperate in Forming — United Nation

WEEK IS GIVEN REDS TO MAKE REPORT KNOWN   Put Up or Shut Up’  Is Essence of Strong Note

U.S. Sets Deadline  For Korean Report   ‘Put Up or Shut Up’ Ultimatum Handed Russia on Seoul Parley

KOREA DEADLINE IS SET BY U. S.   America Gives Russia One Week To ‘Put Up Or Shut

REDS TOLD: ‘PUT UP OR SHUT UP’   U. S. Delivers Stern Note . On Korean Unity

Russia Given Week on Korea   “Put Up or Shut UP”’ on United Korean Moves, U. S. Note Says

Soviets Given Week to Give  Korean Plan   U.S. Tells Moscow to “Put Up or Shut Up” On Unity Proposal

U.S, ASKS RUSSIA TO ACT ON KOREA   ‘Put Up Or Shut Up’ Letter Demands Move In Week

Russia Given A Week To Act On Korean Unity   ‘Put Up Or Shut Up’ Is Gist Of Marshall Note Toa Molotov.

U.S. Sets Deadline For A United Korea      Russia Given One Week From Today To “Put Up Or Shut Up’ In Joint Efforts

Put Up or Shut Up, Ultimatum  United Korea Is Back gf & »  £€ ~ pee

U.S. Gives Russia Wee k To Put Up Or Shut Up In Efforts To Achieve Unity For Korea

Marshall’s Korean Note Tells Russia to “Put Up or Shut Up’   Give Moscow a Week tea Report on Stalled Seoul Talks

Russia Given Week To “Put Up or Shut up”   Marshall Wants No Delay ia Korean Unity,

U.S. Gives F 'ssia One Week to ‘Put: Up. or Shut Up’ On Koza Case

RUSSIA IS GIVEN A WEEK   America, Striving For United Korea, Demands A Report

Marshall Is Blunt in His Kremlin Nofe   Warns Russia That Unless Action Demanded Follows Each Government Will Pursue Steps Needed

Letter Sent To Molotov Asking Reds’  Intentions   Secretary Marshall Blunt In Demanding ‘Put Up Or Shut Up

Russia Told To “Put Up Or Shut Up” By U.S.   AMERICANS TALK SHARP TO SOVIET OVER KOREA

Soviet Is Given Until August 21 To Make Report   Marshall Takes Stern Steps To Break Deadlock Over Uniting Korea: Issue May Be Taken To Conference

Koreans Want Place In U.N. Council Talks   ‘Put Up Or Shut Up” Ex sence Of Message Sent By Marshal! On Efforts To Unite   No Action Means Independent Move   Korean, Negotiations Are Stymied Second Time Since July 2; Agree ment Set Up Basis

SOVIETS HAVE 1 WEEK TO DECIDE IN STALEMATE   “Put Up or Shut Up” Attitude Designed to Revive Rogged Efforts

Russia Given Week to ‘Put Up or Shut Up”   Told There Must Be No Further Delay - on Korean Treaty

Reds Receive Ultimatum On Korea   U. S. Gives Russia One Week To ‘Put Ur Or Shut Up’ During Current Neaotiations

Asks Russia to. “Put Up or Shut. Up” Within Week   Deadline Is Set by Secretary Marshall. . In Korean mpasse;' Independence fe Due

Russia Told To ‘Put Up Or Shut Up’   U.S. Gives Soviete Week Fo Join Effort to Aid Korea; Moscow Charges   Tnterference in Greece

Gives Soviet Week to Act   ‘U. S; Ready to Take © “Other Steps” Toward Unifying Korea If © Joint Action Fails «

Marshall Tells Russia ‘Put U p Or Shut Up’ In Korea Negotiations

Deadline Of One Week Is Given ?   Efforts to Unity Country Bolked By Red Stubbornes:

US Gives Reds One Week tc Put Up or Shut Up On Korea Sets Aug. 21 Deadline for Talks

RUSSIANS HAVE ACQUIRED MANY U. §. PATENTS   Not Since 1927 Has This Country Received One From Soviets

EGYPTIANS RUN AMUCK   Down With Practically Everyone Slogan Of Rioters.

Movie Writer Is Cited for Contempt   House Committee Starts Action in Hollywood Prohe

195 Persons Still Missing in Blasts  Texas City Death Toll  ae Ties, Ge ” SS

FNAL BLAST TOLL UF O/oEAPECTED   Reclamation Work to Be Rushed at Texas City Scene.

Jail Fee Bill Draws ‘Priority’ in Senate  Vote on Measure Due by Thursday Hance Wreanclesc Over Loacal Ontio1r

Pappy Lashes Out At “New Deal Crooks”  O’Daniel Claims That Dooley ls “Hireling For Railroads”   ADMIRERS ARE STARTING TO CALL HIM “SENATOR” Friends Claim Stevenson Is Already In Race For Senate

Former Governor Coke Stevenson Plans Race for Senate in 1948, Friends Told

Stevenson Plans Race For Senate   Candidacy Termed An ‘Open Secret’ Throughout Texas

Coke to Run for Senate   Stevenson Deal With Jester Possible Sav Experts

Miners Told Not To Vouch For Safe Pits   UMW Holds Such Certification Up To U. S. Agents

UMW Won't Certify Mines   Miners Told to Wait For U. S. Tuspections

TAX MACHINE ISIMPAIRED, TRUMAN SAYS   TREASURY TO LOSE 400 MILLION, DROP 5,000 EMPLOYES

“Inadequacy’ Of Treasury Money Fayed   President Claims Slash Hes Damaged Machinery For Tax Collection for Years to Come

PRESIDENT HITS CONGRESS FOR CUTTING FUNDS   11 Government Agencies Without Money To Operate Now

Truman Lashes Slash in Fund Of Tax Agency   Says Pruning by Congres: Will Cost Treasury CAME Millian

Truman Raps Congress’ Fund Cutting   Deplores Reduction in Internal Revenue Depariment

Congress Havine Trouble Making Funds Available   Budget-Cutting Groups Slow Up Functions of Government

TRUMAN ASSAILS CUTS IN SPENDING ATE BY CONGRESS   Declares Slashes Have Dam aged Collecting Machinery   and Willi Cost $400, : 000,000 in Taxes.   REFERS TO REDUCTION FOR REVENUE BUREAT   Points Out That $20,000,000 Cut in Its Fund Will Force Dropping of 4,000 to 5,000 Employes.

Governor Blasts GOP'S Attack on Bode, Head of CC   Charges Malicious Lies Circulated Concerning Conservation Body

Governor Blasts GOP'S Attack on Bode, Head of CC  i a I I ee I   Charges Malicious Lies Circulated Concerning Conservation Body

Eisenhower Hits Draft Movement  Soldiers Should   ‘Soldiers Should Avoid Politics’

Eisenhower Shuns a Draft For President   ‘Anything Artificial’ Barred by General— Backers, Undismayed Spur His Campaign

—COLUMBIA JOB. ‘BIG. ENOUGH’ — Eisenhower Wants Ne  ‘Artificial’ Draft

Eisenhower's  “Presidential ‘Status Hangs   Nothing Settled. Despite General’s Rap At “Draft  Tke” Clubs At News '. Conference...’

“Draft” Clubs Are Rapped By Gen. Eisenhower  Still Silent On GOP Nomination

Grain Trading Curb Plan Is Rejected  Double Margin ‘. Ruling Asked

Grain Trade Curb Downed   Congressional Inquiry Demanded As U S. Fiahts High Prices

ADMINISTRATOR FOR BALKAN AlD JOB 1S HUNTED   State Department Preparing Agreements for Greece And Turkey To Sign

U.S. STYMIED IN uN FOR CHIER OF GREEK PLAN   Toss Problem In Lap of Marshall; No One Interested

Marshall To Select Greek Aid Director   President Turns Selection of Administrator Over to Sec retary of State.

MARSHALL 10 SELECT CHIEF IN FOREIGN AID   Secretary Indicates “No Backseat Driving” From Washington In Program.

[Sponsored By School Band ~ White Hussars To Appear 'Here Friday Evening

ASKS CURB ON PRIGES, WAGES   secretary Warns Fall. ure to Authorize “Selective” Powers May Bring Freeze.

HARRIMAN IN PRICE WARNING   ‘Selective’ Price Curt Now May Avert General Rule Later

— CONGRESS — Secretary Warns of. ‘Freeze’   PLANS APPEALS TO INDUSTRY

Commerce Secretary Testifies   Wolcott Says U. S. Sentiment Against Control

Harriman Urges Congress ‘To. Act Immediately On ‘Partial Wage, Price Controls

Selective Wage, Price Controls Urged for Natior   Harriman Appears Before Committee To Emphasize ‘Need’

Miners Begin (0-Day Vacatior  No Contract Signed For Return To Work

Coal Holiday Is Started by Half Million Miners   Wildcat Strike Tension Is Retieved for Time; July 8 fs Date for Fits to Reopen

INDUSTRY ASKED TO SGALE PRICES   Economic Council Leader Says Retail, Wholesale Levels Must Be Balanced

Council Warns Price Cuts So Far Not Enough   Keyserling Calls for Orderly Slashes; Law Enforcement Is Urged

ORDER, PLEASE!) -. ‘Expert: Asks. ‘Significant :  ‘Price Cutting

GANG BEATINGS BY FRATERNITY BEING PROBEL   At Least Two Victims Badly Injured By Hoodlums

Slavery Trial  Jury Being Selected   Two Veniremen Dismissed for Racial Prainudica

DE GASPERI GIVEN NEW SUPPORT VOTE   italian Assembly Approves Regime’s Policy as Strikes Beset Sicily,

DE GASPERI GIVEN VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   Constituent Assembly Approves Government's Declarations of Policy, 303 to 118.

CONFIDENCE VOTED ITALIAN GOV ERNMENT   Premier De Gasperi, Undet Left ist Criticism, Wins Assembly  on

Retired Officer Says Morgenthau Gave Him Advice   Hughes Quiz Recesses Until Saturday to Hear Last Witness

Prices Cut  By Coal Firm And New York Store Chain   Nylons at Saks Reduced 30 Cents, But Down-Trend Is Not General

FIRM REDUCES PRICE OF COAL   Reduction by Glen Alder _ Company Heads List Of  New Price Slashes

Senators Get 2 Amendments to Liquor-by-Drink Measure   1 Proposal Would Put Tavern Licensing Up to Community Voters

Refuse Capital Punishment End By 80 to 22 Vote   Lengthy Debate on Measure i lowa House; Senate Debates “Dry” Beer Bill

HOUSE FAVORS GAS EXECUTIONS   Would Substitute It fo  Hanging in lowa

BEATS PLAN T0 STOP CAPITAL PUNISHMENT   Vote on Substituting Lethal Gas for Death Ry Hanving Is 63-33

Refuses To End Capital Punishment   Substitution Of Lethal Fumes For Hanging Is Anpvroved 63 To 323.

HOUSE PASSES LETHAL GAS USE IN EXECUTIONS   lowa Representatives Refuse to Abolish Capital Punishment

Move To End Punishment by Death Loses   Strohg Arguments - Presented in Favor of Life Imprisonment

Doomed Men Sang Hebrew Death Prayer   Feinstein and Baranz: Talked With Rabbi For An Hour Before Suiciding   Discussed Meaning  Of Life and Death   Disclaimed Being ‘““Terrorists;°? Saw Themselves In Role of Nation’s _ Reseuers

GOP MAY “DRAFT” _ SEN. VANDENBERG   Detroit Party Leaders to Confer with Senator.

Vandenberg May Be Party Choice  Detroit GOP Leaders To Call on Him

Hardy Choser Chest Leader  Ronan sad awn iek   Broker to Conduct Forthcoming’ Drive

Hardy to Head Chest Campaign   Fall Drive to Open € Oct. 15. Llaee N.

Cowboy Quizzed, Kx-Conviet Sought In Brutal Slaying   Description of Man Known as ‘Red’ and ‘Bob’ Broadcast by Police

OFFICERS HUNT FOR KILLER OF YOUNG WOMAN   ‘One Suspect Held, Another  Sought for Questioning In  California Crime

COPS SEEK ANOTHER MAN  - Mumbling Cowboy Quizzec ~ On Mutilation Slaying

Seek Ex-Convict for Questioning in Death of Girl   Description of Man Is Broadcast; Suspect Is Arrested

Gandhi Ends His Fast Over Indian Strife   Lime Juice And. Bicarb For Holy Man Toniaht

Vehicle Leaves Road. Rolls Qn Side: Driver Claims Air Brakes Failed

MAN KILLED, 29 HURT IN OHIO BUS ACCIDENT   Vehicle Bursts Into Flames 3 Hours After Crash

One Killed, 29 Injured As Ohio Bus Upsets in Rain   Former Zanesville Man Is Hurt: 4 Passengers in Grave Condition

SEN. GEORGE HITS UL S. BROADCAST   ‘CALLS OVERSEAS PROGRAM “LAUDATORY” TO HENRY  WALLACE UNTIMELY.

Sen, George Hits State Department Program Broadcast ‘Lauding’ Wallace Is Criticized

Food Prices Mount in Some Cities, Decline in Others, Survey Shows

Prices Up In. ‘Some Cities ‘And Down Ir ‘Some Others   Spet Check in Ten Communities Shows No Definite Trend in Past Two Weeks

10-City Average On Food Prices Remains Stable   Sharp Increases on West  Coast Are Matched By : Slashes in East

Strikers Return In Winston-Salem   Union Agrees To Accept 12 Cents An Hour Increase

REPORT DAYTON PLANE MISSING   Last Message Tells of Changing Course to Avoid Storm

‘OHIO PLANE VANISHES WITH PILOT, 3 OTHERS   Unheard Of After Change In Course During Storm

RUSSIA SNEAKS IP ON HUNGARY   ‘Soviets Accused By U.S Of Trying To Force  Dictatorship

U.S. CHARGES REDS — CAUSING HUNGARY CRISIS   Blunt Note Declare: Russia Aims To Set Up Dictatorship

Soviet Moves in Hungary Are Protested   U.S. Says Russia Trying to Set Up Dictator

Marshall Accuses Russia of Trying Coup in Hungary  Of Smallholders Leade  Is Denounced

Plan for Dictatorship In Hungary Charged To  Russia in U. S. Protest   CTHOHWARH F ROMAR

RUSSIA ACCUSED OF DICTATORSHIP PLOT IN HUNGAR)   Blunt U. 8. Note Chargés Un warranted Arrests Made in Attempt to Oust Present Government.   SENT BY MARSHALL BEFORE DEPARTURE   Secretary’s Protest Appears to Forecast Firm American Stand at 4-Power Moscow Parley,

U.S. Charges Russia Tries  To Oust Heearian Regime   Blunt Note Alleges Dictatorship Effort; Firm Stand At Bie Four Meet Is Indicated

hussia Seeks Dictatorship In Hungary, U.S. Charges  Trying To Upset Free Government.  State Dept. Says

Soviets Causing Crisis In Hungary, U. S. Charges   Russia Charged With Attempt To Overthrow Freely. Elected Government and Set Up A Dictatorship . In Nation

Canadian Border Episode Revealed  May-Garrson Trial Defense Is Heard

CLEAR DAY FORECAST   Good Football  Weather Expected in Kansas Tomorrow

Good Evening... The world series Js getting  Serlouser and’ serlouser.   Fair Weather Is Forecast Saturday’

Hapes Says Paris  __ Made Attempts   Giant. Back - Saya Paris Tried Several Times  to Influence Play

On 2nd Anniversary of N. M. Test, U.S. Announces Atomic Research Here to Stay

Direct Affiliotion With Lobby Lashed— Colleagues Demand Resignation Of Taylor From State Senate

Texas Legislators Protest Senator's TMA Appointment   Four Members Of House Ask Tavlor to Resiqn

Direct Affiliation With Lobby Lashed—  ne enn a  Colleagues Demand Resignation Of Taylor From State Senate

Four Solons Demand Taylor Resian Seat   Action Taken After Senator Accepts Publicity Job

Sixth District Lawmakers Assail Kerens Solon, Who Repeats Plan To Keep Post!

3 Jehovahs Convicted in  Hish Tribunal   Members of Cult Are Confirmed as Draft Dodgers

US Steel, CIO Agree To Truce To Permit Talks On 1947 Union Contract

Threat fo Steel Output Banished   Present Contract Halds ‘til April 30

Steel Strike Threat Fading   Murray, Fairless To Extend Contract  To Apr. 30

Assures Production During Discussions Until First of May   Murray Announces Agreement Last Night in Pittsburgh After Opening Contract Talks Friday

CIO, Companies Agree To Continue Present Agreement Until April 30

AGREE TO EXTEND  STEEL CONTRACT  THROUGH APR. 30 AGREEMENT HAILED AS REAL EFFORT  TA AFAR T

Aceord Reached On Pact Signed   Careful Discussion To Cover Period Of Six Months

Production Of Steel Assured   Contract Extended Through April 30

Continued 4 Production 0 Steel Until: ‘April 30 a at Least Assured by Parley

Production of Steel Assured For Ninety Days  CIO Union and 26 €..t ef...

Temperatures   Steel Production To Be Continued Through April 30   U. S. Steel and C.1.0. Extend Contract for bo. ’ Days to Permit Leisurely Negotiations ‘on 1947 Terms: Portal Claims Cloud the Issue

Steel’s Wage -. Pact Extended Through Apr. 30   No Break In Output During Negotiation Of °47 Contract.

CONTRACTS IN STEEL MILLS ARE EXTENDED   Unbroken Production Assured in Move by Workers and Owners

Production Certain Until End Of April   ClO Leaders And Employers Extend Pact

UNINTERRUPTED STEEL FLOW IS "TO BE CONTINUED   Nation’s Largest Steel Milk to Operate at Least  Through April 30.   UNION IN AGREEMENT   Will Permit More Leisurely Careful Discussion of 1947 Pact.

Union to Hold” Leisurely Talk  Work . Agreements Expire February 15

EXTENSION SET TO HELP STUDY OF ALL POINTS   Union, U. S. Steel Agree On Action During Opening Of Pittsburgh Parleys

‘Production In Large Steel Mills Wil! Continue At Least Until May

Steel Wage Contract Is Extended   Will Continue To April 30 for More Leisurely Discussion

Production Of Steel Assured Until Apnil 30   U. S. Steel, CIO Agree to Extend Contract During Negotiations

U.S. Steel, CIO in Agreement On Production   To Extend Contract During Negotiations _ Threugh April 30

Steel Output Assured Until - End Of April   U.S. Steel and Union Agree _ To Extend Current Contact Until That Time

Permit More Leisurely Talk On ‘47 Contract   Decision Follows Two-Hour Meeting; Steelman Praises ‘Very Fine Move’

U.S. Steel, CIO Agree To Extend Contract      Uninterrupted Production Assured Until April 30 During New Necofiations

A Steel Peace Pact    U. S. Steel, CIO Steelworkers Agree to Extend Contract During New Negotiations

Move Deadline Up on Contract With Workers   U. S. Steel and United Steelworkworkers Union Reach Agreement to April 30 Date.

Workers,‘ Corporation Agree To Extend Steel Contract Through April

Parties Agree On More Time For Discussion   Portal Pay and Other Questions Await Answers

19-POINT PLAN IS OFFERED BY UNION   Extra Time Given For Discussion Of New Pact   EXTENSION   Lauded By U. S. Officials; : Repetition Of 1946 Strike Unlikely

Pact Assures Production in Largest Mills   Agreement Provides Careful Discussion Of 1947 Wage Scale

Agreement To Permit Careful Discussions   CIO Chief Announces Move, Says Production To Be Uninterrupted ot least thru Apr. 30

Extend Union Steel Contract Until April 30   CIO Agrees to Move to Permit More Leisurely Talks

Strike Truce Assures Work  Until May    Union and Management Agree on Extension During Negotiation  Of Terms for 1947

‘Underpaid Banker Is Pardoned by United States Judge   Federal Court Hands Down Decision Critical of Meager “White Shirt” Pay

Bus Routes To Coast To Re-open   Two Trips to Biloxi Will Start Tuesday, Company Announces

NEWS BEHIND - THE NEWS    tributed’-by King Features Syidi‘Reproduction tn whole or in part forbidden.)

@ PAUL MALLON—  a  Vyaes Effort te Cut Juvenile Delinquency on Local Level

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   UN Palestine Commission Views Rotting Hulke

BRADLEY 10 GET EISENHOWER POST   ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS SELECTION AS CHIEF OF STAFF MAY COME TODAY.

Communists Seize On May Day fora Rebuke to U. S.   Yugoslavs Declare This Nation’s Grecian Aid Is Imperialistic

Russian Forces Directed to Remain Prepared   Duties of Soviet Arms Outlined in Order of Day

ACHINE G SUPPORT KOREA POLICE RIFLES   Americans Return Fire In First Shooting Along Border Line

Korean Police And Americans In Border Tilt   - Unidentified Machine Gunners Open Fire From Soviet Side

AMERICAN BORDER PATROL FIRED ON ALONG THE RUSSIAN.-U. S. ZONE LINE

U.S. Troopsin Gun Battle inNo. Korea   Soviet-Controlled Police Opened  Eire aon Patrol

BORDER $ MIXES WITH POLICE UNIT   Banning of Russ at . Ordnance Show Also Disclosed

YANKS, KOREANS DUEL AT BORDER   U. S. Patrol Also Fired On From Russian Area

Coal Burning Test Succesful  Important Phase In Research Program

Six Killed in ‘Auto Accident   Anniversary Plans of Family Ended by Crash

SIX OF FAMILY DIE IN CRASH   Rall Mishap Comes on Trip To Wedding Fete

MURRAY DELAYS MERGER VERDICT   ClO Chiet Awaits Parley with His Top Advisers

UNION MERGER TO BE STUDIED   TOP CIO OFFICIALS MEET NEXT __WEEK TO DISCUSS CIO-AFL_ , CONSOLIDATION

Weather to Have Big Influence On Farm Products   Next Few Weeks Wil Give Picture Of 1947 Production

STAGE IS ALL SET FOR BIG AIR SHOW   100 to 150 Aircraft Are Expected Here for Dedication of Chillicothe’s New Municipal Airport on July 4th.   AFTERNOON PROGRAM BEGINS AT 2 O'CLOCK   Military Planes, Aerial Maneuvers, Night Fireworks Scheduled to Provide Thrills For Thousands of Spectators,

100 to 150 Aircraft Are Expected Here for Dedication of Chillicothe’s New Municipal Airport on July 4th.   AFTERNOON PROGRAM BEGINS AT 2 O'CLOCK   Military Planes, Aerial Maneuvers, Night ‘ Fireworks Scheduled to Provide Thrills: _ For Thousands of Spectators.

LABOR MAPPING POLITICAL ROLES   Two Major Organizations Plan Stronger Parts Than Ever Before

Big Labor Groups Ready Stronger Political Stand  Murray Re-slected as CI. President: AFL Mans Driva

TWO BIG LABOR GROUPS STOP FACTIONAL ISSUES   AFL, ClO Ready to. Take Bigger Part in National Politics; Name Officers

Murray Named CIO President For 8th Year   Green Ends AFL Meeting With Plea to End ‘Petty Bickering’

RETURN MURRAY TO PRESIDENCY OF ClO UNIONS   SEE COURT TEST OF POLITICAL SPENDING PLANNED BY UNIONS

Unions Take Up Politics   Both AFL and CIO To Play Larger  Roles in Future

FEELING FIT AT 63  Truman Observes Birthday With Usual Work Schedule

PRESIDENT MARKS BIRTHDAY TODAY   Truman Is Feeling Fit on od Anniversary; Plans Work Day.

JUDGE, DRIVER AND CAT HELP NAB GUNMEN   Hazard, Ky., Man One of Two Talcen While With Girls

Ailing Judge, Tom Cat, Bit Of Judo Put Jail Breakers Back In Custody

CLAIMS ARMY DOCTOR. FORGOT HIS TOWEL   Soldier Says Surgeon Left Towel Inside His Incision After Oneration

4-Tier r Wedding Cake for E Elizabeth Decorations Include Battle Scenes

Washington Hears Of Flood Aid Need In Missouri Basin   Governors:Not Backward in Seeking Millions in River Control

Washington Hears Of Flood Aid Need In Missouri Basin  PO ames Pree ae Pe Seep men yp   Governors Not Backward in Seeking Millions in River Control

Disorders iv Middle Kast Belleved hy U, 8. Officials to be Menace  * fo Success of Marshall Pian — Opinion Expressed that Vital Oit Resources Will be Shut Off in Event of a Hoty War,

Declares Lasting Peace Is Distant  Puts Blame On Russic  : (EB rnetombsan’ Daliatac

Says Breakdown In London Meet A Studied Move   Struggle Against Reds Will Delay Making Peace Treaties

Marshall Accuses Reds Of Delaying  Peace Settlement   End Of Unrest In Europe Still Distant Due To “Frustration Policies” Of Russia, Secretary OF State Savs In Renart On Rie Fane

Big 4 Breakdown Blamed  On Soviet ‘Frustration’   Marshall Says Lasting Peace Is “Yet Distant » Radio Report To Nation On Failure of Conference

Peace Far From Sure --Marshall  Ronsptnpra GaAate   Secretary Says Red Frustratior Failure Cause

MARSHALL SAYS FUROPEAN PEACE 1S NOTIN. SIGHT   Secretary, in Radio Address to Nation, Declares There Is No Hope of Early Settlement.   BLAMES BIG FOUR FAILURE ON MOLOTOV   Expresses Belief Problem: Will Not Be Solved Until Continent Recovers From Effects of War.

Blame Placed On Russians  By Marshall   Seeretary’s - Report Says Peace Dependant Upon  European Efforts and cP ee ee eee

LASTING PEACE SETTLEMENT IN EUROPE REMOTE   Marshall Blames Molotov For Failure Of London Conference   SOVIETS REFUSE TO FREE EASTERN REICH

AAADOUATT DADC WIANOUNALL AAT v.  REDS AS CAUSE OF BIG 4 FAILURE   Secretary of State Says  ~ Soviet ‘Frustration’ Policy Keeps Pgace Distant

NO LASTING PEACE SAYS MARSHALL, TIL WESTERN EUROPE HAS RECOVERED

‘Frustration’ Policies Hit By Marshall  Russia Assailed In Report on London Conferenc

‘Soviet Union Policy Blamed By Secretary   Molotov Used London Meet for Propaganda Purposes, Charged

Sec. of State Marshall Reports  On Conterence  Statement Issued On Return From London Not Too Reassuring

SAYS PARLEY USED FOR RED PROPAGANDA   Outcome Of East-West Fight Seen Hinged On Aid Program

Schools, Traffic Affected... . Worst Snow Storm Of Year Hits Eas:

Winter's Worst Blizzard Plays  Havoc In East   Fall Of 19 Inches Re ported In One Area; Virginia Hit, ©

East Blanketed Under Deep Snow  Business Paralyzed and Schools Closed

LOUISE OVERELL STORY ATTACKED   State Also Blasts At Testimony Of Young Heiress’ Lover

ASSFRTS PLANS WORH.FOMENT LIBOR SIRI   Cabinet Member Testifies at Senate Hearing on Proposed Measures   RENTS MAY BE RAISED   Banking Committee Appears to Favor Bill to Lift Ceilings 15%

Charges GOP Labor Bills Wil Cause Strife   Schwellenbach Makes Claim Before Senate Committee

Southwestern Bell Says It Is Ready to Resume  Wane Naenntintinanc

17 Injured in  Cleveland Fire   Six Are Unaccounted For After Blast Rips  Old Rooming House

17 Others Injured, 6 Seriously, In Gas Blast Early Today   Rescue Many Roomers Through Hole in Wall of Furnace Room; Some Boarders Leap To Street

HINT OF RUSSIAN REACTION SOUGHT   ‘U.N. Delegates Think Grom_ yko May Make Statement  In Security Council

400 Cars of Flour Are Demanded of  Romania by Russia   Early Ratification of Peace Treaties Might Head Off Aggression

Pacific Frontier Defense Plan Set  Final Indorsement Expected by Council

U.S. Hopes To Win Final UN Approval Of Pacific Islands Trusteeship Plan

UN Expected To  Approve U.S. Plan  For Jap Islands Britain, Russia  Ask Modifications

ENDORSEMENT FO PACIFIC PLANS OF U.S. BEING SOQUCHT   United Nations Security Council Expected to Tender Final Approval

America Hopesto Win Island Mandate Today  Minor Modifications by Russia, Dittete Enlan Ramatnine Ohstacles

U.S. EXPECTS TRUSTEESHIP 0. K. TODAY   Nation Hopes for Final U. N. Security Council Indorsement of Plan for Operating Former Jap Islands.

Seek Approval Of Pacific Plan   Russia ond Britain Offer Minor Modifications To U. S. Plan

Expect Security Council To Vote Endorsement Of U.S. Island Trusteeship

IBEW Gets Chance To Appeal Region Ruling NERB Clears Way For A Quick Decision Upon Anti-Red Edict

lllinois House Votes $10 Hike For Blind Aid  Re-Districting Bills ¢   Re-Districting Bills G To Committee After Floor Criticism

Coal Fields Swept By Wildcat Strikes   Meat Handlers, Shipbuilders Join Miners in No-Work Move

Danville Merchants Answer Price Cutting By Saying They "Will Not Kid the Public’

Legion Names Service Head   Paul Graham To Aid In War Dead Burial

Party Lines Are Broken as House Passes Measure   Limitation Statute May Cause Delay in Final Vote, Belief

PORTAL BAN OK. VOTED   House Approves “No Suits” Bill, 345-56; Handed To Senators

PORTAL SUITS MRE HARD HIT: + IN-GONGRESS      USK PASSES BILL: AIMED AT CLAIMS AND. SENATE 15  : EXPECTED TO ACT. SWIFTLY.”

QUICK ACTION IS EXPECTED NEXT WEEK   Wiley Bill Similar to Gwynne Measure Passed by House

QUICK ACTION IS DUE FOLLOWING HOUSE APPROVAL   ‘Special. Verdict’ In Philadelphia  Ravare Caomnanyv

Heavy Damage Coused Ii Part Of State Warmer Weather Is s Forecast For Area

Heavy Damage Caused in Part Of State. ©  Warmer Weather Is Forecast For Area —

FREEZING RAIN, SNOW ON WAY   Northern Indiana in Path;  Snow Flurries Due Here

It’s Not Junior; It’s the Heat to Blame for Trouble, Says Officer

RECEIVE FOOD GIFTS      Social Agencies Remember Several! Hundred in Lawrence

U.S. Puts Treaty Campaign on Floor Of Brazil Parley   Fights to Keep Agreement From Beccming AntiCommunist Fact   GROUP PASSES PLAN FOR, UNITED DEFENSE   Report Says Delegates Feel U. S.-Soviet Confict  Is Inevitable

“Forever Amber” Branded Glorifyins Of Immorality and Licentiousness

Miner Wounded in Reenactment of “William Tell” Act   Dale Ziegler, 23, Is Hospitalized with Critical Head Wound

Russian Development Of Nazi’s Best Weapons Spurs Navy To Research   Many Of Germany’s Latest Inventions Are Taker Over By Reds, Admiral Reports; United States Must Keep Apace.

Authority Given G.0.P Heads Of Both Houses To. Call Special Sescion

»Laft Says GOP Leaders Have Power  Could Act Under a Wartime Ruling

Congress Recall Up to GOP Chief:   Majority Leaders Can Issue Summons When Desired

 Bandits Get. $5,000 Cash And-Fur Coats   Raid Chicago Cleaning Establishment and Escape After Slugging Watchman.

Charge Russians Lend Air Support   Mongolian Soldiers Retali~ ate for Seizure of Eight bv Chinese

Raid In Sinkiang Brings Protests   Mongol Cavalrymen Red Marked Planes Violate Border

Thinks Russia Is Responsible   China To Protest Attack Of Mongols In North weat Area.

Dumais Case Takes Conflicting Turns   Despite ‘Black Dalilia Confession O ‘Pestity to Man’s Peesence

BEAUTY VICTOR WEARS ‘HIS’ PIN   Teaching, Master’s Degree And Marriage Chief Interests

 Half as Many Unemployed Yeterans Getting Payments Laat Month As Year Ago

Fr. Hoffman of Dubuque Of Program Heré   Legion Announces. Pa ade, Ceremonies... F; . Friday, May. 30th: «

Fr. Hoffman of Dubuque On Program Heré   Legion Announces Par: ade, Ceremonies F ot Friday, May 30th

Senator Assails Marshall Program: As Grandiose WPA   Plan Will Result Only it Disastrous Inflation, Malone Asserts   KRUG REPORT WILL FACE CRITICAL STUDY   Key Congressmen Call for Investigation of American Resources

Marshall Plan Is Described  As World WPA   Senator Malone Of Nevada Assails Program For Aiding Europe

ICC Grants Boost In Pullman Fares   6 Percent Jump Authorized Only for Western Roads

WESTERN RAILS GET FARE BOOS)   ICG Approves Increased Pull man Charges

STRIKE OFFERED COMPANY, UNION   Schwellenbach Prepesal Presented At New Conference   RIVALS GIVEN UNTIL 5 P. M. TODAY DECIDE

Indonesian Republic Accepts U.N. Decision Calling For Consul Reports From Batavia   To Report On Hastilities Since The ‘Council’s Aug. ? Call For Cease-Fire

Indonesian Republic Accepts U-N Proposals   Dutch Reply Awaited on Offer for Settling East Indies Dispute

Need Building  Cost Reduction Wages Need Not Be Lowered—McCarthy

Against Wage Cut to Lower Building Cost   But Senator Says Each Man Must I{ncrease Production

Wages NoBar fo Housing   Senator Says Cost or Materials Must Drop Substantially

McCarthy Suggests More Productivity  No Need to Cut Waaes Says Senator

GM PENALIZES MEN OFF JOBS   450 Who Left Work Te Attend Labor Rally Are Laid Off

TRUMAN FOOD PROGRAM NEW STUMP ISSUE   RIVAL TAFT PLAN TO CAUSE SOME HALG-SPLITTING

Truman, Top Solons To Talk Over Aid Plans   Food Proposals Loom As Political Talking Points

SOVIET LOSING BALKAN FIGHT   Britain, U. S. Are Opposing Borderwatch Curb

Reds Losing Fight Against Balkan Patrol   Most U.N, Nations Oppose Resolution; Action Slated Today

Lewis Backs Down; Orders Men Return   New Edict Permits” Work in ‘Reasonably Sofe’ Coal Mines

Lewis. Backs: Out In Safety Strike, Relaxes Orders  Authori izes ‘Mine: Reopening : After: 2-Wav Pressure:

Lewis Yields, Permits Work At Most Mines   Union's District Heads Will Decide Safety of Shafts

Lewis Gets ‘Cold’ Feet On Walkout   Unions Authorized To Per. mit Re-opening Of Mines They Consider Safe

HIS SOFT COAL SAFETY WORK HOLIDAY ENDS   Authorizes Unions To Re-open Shafts Now . Considered Safe

CUTBACKS IN STEEL HALTED   [dled Workers Recalled A: Industry Prepares For Full Operations

Butcher Selling Meats at Wholesale, Plus a $1.25 Weekly Fee, Is Swamped

20,000 WEARY FIRE FIGHTERS PRAY FOR RAIN   At Least Two Days Of Heavy Downpour Needed To Balk Forest Flames

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   20.000 Weary Fire Fighters Hope for Rain

U. S. Folk Sympathetic Toward Soviet People Russ Writer Declares

Five Operating Brotherhoods Demand Boost  Rule Changes Asked; Talks Begin Oct. 7

SAYS QUESTION OF WHERE MONEY WENT IS ISSUE.   Political Smearing Won't Prevent Further Inquiry

Krug Charges Expense List Big ‘Swindle’   Sen. Brewster Vows Full Investigation To Open Monday

Hughes Plane Probers Defy ‘Hush’ Efforts   Political Pressure Bared by Chairman; Big Names ‘Linked’

TOPRESS HUGHES PROBE   Says No Amount Of Pressure Will  Prevent Inquiry

Senator to Push Probe Of Hughes   Brewster Declares ‘Sex Angles’ Won't Deflect Inquiry Into Plane Deals

To Push Probe Of Hughes Affai   Brewster Says Political Pressure Cannot Stop Inquiry

Hughes’ Expenses for Entertaining Elliott, Faye Bared at Hearing

Hughes Airplane Contract Inquiry To Begin Monday   Will Go on as Schedulec Despite Political Pressure, Says Brewster   CHAIRMAN SCORES STORIES OF GLAMOR   Says They Constitute a Smear Campaign to Hide the Real Issue

EGYPT WANTS TROOPS OUSTED   Freedom From. British Imperialism Asked Of U. N. Council

BRITAIN RESISTS ‘PAYPTIAN DEMAND   ASKS U, N. THROW OUT RE QUEST FOR REMOVAL OF TROOPS AS UNFOUNDED.

Egypt Asks UN To Seek Removal British Troops   Wants to End Regime of England in the Sudan, Held Since 1899

Egypt Appeals For Freedom From British   Premier Asks U, N. to Order Removal of Imperial Soldiers

Evacuation of British Troo ps From kg 'ypt Demanded Before U. N.   Envoy Contends Presence of English Is ‘Potential Peril’ to Peace in Middle East: Charges Are Denied

EGYPT ASKS UN SEVER HER BRITISH TIES   Appeal Wants Troops Withdrawn From Nile Country

EGYPT SEEKS EVACUATION OF BRITISH ARMS   UN Is Asked to Order Ousting of British Troops

Texans to Fight _ For Tidelands Oil   Loud Roars of Protest Follow Supreme Court California Case Ruling

YORK ENGULFED AS FLOODS SWEEP NORTH ENGLANI   Spring Deluge Also Halt: Underground Trains in  fondon Aren

British Isles Report “Worsening” Floods Over Northern England And Wales Areas

7 MEN NAMED BY FBl POST FLOOD BOND!   Defendants “Come In” Afte: Police Chief Calls Them on Phone.

NAB SEVEN — N KIDNAPING OF NEGRO   Took Him from Jail But He Escaped ~ Mob; FBI  “Secured Confession

Voters Facing Busy Week; City, Bond Elections Set   Turn the Page for More On Highway Bond Election

Labor Board Head Says Legislation Before Solons Will Foment Strikes

Today In Congress   U. S. Chamber Of Commerce Seeks ‘Settled’ .. Policy For NLRB; Shall It Be Boulder Or Hoover Dam? OPA, Rents Considered

Livingston ‘Is Included-: In ‘New State Work and Pro- * .posals for Division.   ‘BUSY NOW. IN -COUNTY.   Routes ’A,'N, 0,-E, F. and: U Among ‘Those for Which Contracts Awarded.

CAUSE OF DG-6 FIRES I$ FOUND   Fuel Overflow Blamed: Airliners Go Back In Service Soon

FAMILY OF 14 ~ LEFT DESTITUTE   But Help Begins Pouring in Almost at Once to Their Aid

Marshall Back In Washington   Truman and Cabinet Greet Secretary Home from London

Marshall  Returns To Washineton  Takes Air Tonight   Takes Air Tonight To Explain Failure Of London Talks

Marshall Returns From London Today      “BR Good Job” He-Is Told. By Truman

Secretary ‘Sorry Over Failures at  ~ Big Four Meeting   President at Airport to Greet Marshall, Says He Has Done “a Good Job”

MARSHALL BACK FROM CONFERENCE   Will Give Report To Nation Via Redio Tonight

Marshall “Sorry” Big Four Failed   Sec. of State Met by President on His Return

Farm Parity Prices Jump  To New Peak   Rise Second Record For Second Straight Moanth. Renort Shows

PLANE MAKER SAYS FERGUSON IS TO BLAME   Millionaire Is Denied Right to Appear on Witness Stand

Hughes Is Told To Await Turn At Investigation  Accuses Ferguson . nfairness in Conduct of Probe

Hughes Claims Senate Group Unfair to Him   Levels Charge at Chairmar Ferguson of Investigat ing Committee

H. HUGHES ACCUSES FERGUSON   Of Blocking His Defense at Senate Hearing

War Secrefary Ordered Planes, Witness Claims   Hughes Will Testify In Today’s Hearing

Witnesses Give Probers New Evidence   Planemaker Scheduled To Take Stand Late Today To Give Sena tors More Information

Says Patterson Insisted On Hughes Contract   Witness Says. Sec. of War Overrode Air Force Objections

Hughes Order Said Backed By Army Chief   Secretary Patterson Overrode Objections. Aide Tells Probers

GOBRECHT STORE IS BEING ENLARGED   Two-Story Addition Is Being Erected To East Chestnut Street Radio Establishment

Congress Wraps Up Labo Bill for President Truman Expects to Override His Veto

Taft-Hartley Bill Approved  Vote Indicates   Vote Indicates Sufficient Strength To Override a Veto

TAFT DECLARES CONGRESS ABLE TO UPSET VETO   President Has Until June 19 To Decide; Ives Joins Advocates Of Curbs

Union Curb Measure Goes To Truman's Desk Backed By Decisive Senate Action   Danger: of Veto Believed Removed By Need of Weapon to Face Coal Crisis: Senate Vote Is 54 to17

Senate Passes Union Curb Bill   Margin Sufficient To Override Veto

Labor Bill Is Sent to White House   G.O.P. Confident  That Congress Can Override Possible Veto by President

BILL 1S GIVEN TQ MR. TRUMAN FOR SIGNATURE   Three-To-One Margin In Senate Approves Measure To Restrict  Unions And Curb Strikes.

BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE, 94 1017   G.0.P. Boasts Strength To Override Possible Veto   Of Compromise Are Listed New N.L.R.B. Set-Up Included In Bill

Senate Approves Taft Measure by 3-1 Margin:   G.O.P. Confident of Ability to Over-ride Possible Veto

Taft Pleased by Senate Margin; President May Ratify Measure As Cudgel Against Coal Walkout

Vote Is Large Enough To Nullify Veto By Truman, Permits Injunctions

LABOR BILL EXPECTED 10 BECOME LAW   Republican Senators Confident They Can Muster Strength to Override Any Possible Presidential Veto.

Senate Passes Labor Bill By Wide Margin   Taft-Hartley Labor Measure Approved by 54 to 17 Vote in Senate — Enough To Sustain Veto.

Senate Approves Measure 3 To 1, House 4 To 1   Republican Leaders Predict Congress Will Override Truman If He Vetoes Union-Curb Bil

GOP Is Confident lt Can Override Pesidential Veto   Vote Was 54 to hd,  Required By Law

Congress. Ready to Override Labor Veto   Republican Leaders Predict Sufficient Votes to Uphold Union Bill

Taft-Hartley Labor - Bill Passed by Big  Margins; To Truman   Predict Override of Veto, Should President Turn  Down Union Curbs

Big Senate Margin Sends Labor Bill _ On to President   Supporters Think 3-1 Victory Means Enough Votes to Reject Veto: House Voted More Decisivels

Passes Senate 54-17.   ‘Majorities in Both Houses. Big Enough To Ingure Passage Over Possible Veto

Senate Approves New Labor Bill   Measure Placing Curb ot , Strikes Goes to White  House   “BY VOTE OF 54 to 17   ‘Republicans Are Confiden' They Can Pass Proposal Over Veto

Vote of 54-17. Approves Bill    Believe President Will Accept but Criticize the Curbina Measure

U.S. Senate Approvesof It by 54-17   Earlier Vote in House Is 320-79 So Proponents There Are Not Afraid of Future Action   ‘Taft Is Certain Bill to  Curb Unions Will   Roeome Law

Labor Curb Bill Goes to President   Republican Leaders Confident Veto Can Be Overridden

Senate Votes Labor Curbing Bill, 54 to 17   GOP Confident It Can Override Veto By President

GOPs Predict Congress Will Override Veto   Senate Passes Labor Bill In 54 to 17 Vote

SENATE PASSES LABOR BILL BY LARGE MARGIN   GOP Expects to Override Decision If Truman Vetoes Measure

LABOR CURB BILL UP TO PRESIDENT   SENATE APPROVES 54-17, SUFFICIENT TO OVERRIDE VETO

Senate Approves Act By 54 to 17; Allender “Doea Not Expect” Truman Veto

Labor Bill Is Passed By Senate   Can Override Veto, Senate GOP Leaders Feel

Senate Vote For Measure Is ‘Decisive’   Bill Given Overwhelming Support In House Also; Ellender Doubts Veto

Senate Passes Labor Bill, 54 To 1]   Prediction Made Presidential Veto Can Be Overridden

Labor Bill Passed by Margin Big Enough to Override Possible Veto

Rains Help lowa’s Corn Prospects   But Large Areas of Stat Did Not Receive Badly Needed Moisture

IKE'S BROTHER . > MAY GET POST   HEAD OF KANSAS.STATE COL LEGE MENTIONED A& NEW SECRETARY.OF AGRI.  ‘ cuntrune 

RETIRED BELTON MINISTER DIES AT AGE OF 77  Church of Christ Preacher at Age 2C

Cold Weather Again Gri ‘ips  ost States   Heavy Snowfall In New York Citys; Many Areus Feel Low  Tenoperatures Neain

PAN-AMERICAN DEFENSE MEET AVERTS CRISIS   Vandenberg Declares Ban Could Cause Pact Defeat

Defense Pact ‘U.S. Backed ‘Faced Defeat   Vandenberg Make: Impassioned Plea for Change

State May Finish Case Against Two Evansville Boys   Defense Attorneys Will Then Present Their Case for Price and Johnson.

State May Rest In Youth Trial  Prosecution Near En Ce ie ee eee Se Ss

Will Study Law On Indian Land Sale   Lawton Trying To Buy 320 Acres, Indian Office Is Opposed

Embargo Halts Dollar Stream From Englanc   Action Tak en to Conserve Rapidly Dwindling  Tl. §. Tasan

~~ ON SHIPMENTS OF WEAPONS   STEADY FLOW OF ARMS INTO PALESTINE WORRIES LON: > DON 'AS VIOLENCE . " INGREASES ~ . }

John McCloy May Head World Bank  Attorney Slated Fo $30,000-Year Post

Hearings Are Started _ On Proposals To Extend The Controls On Rents

Hearing Opened On Rent Control   Source Of Cancelled Order Permitting Blanket Hike In Rentals Being Sought

HEARINGS ON RENT ‘CONTROL   Senate Bankidg Commities ta Consiler Presitdit Truman's Request for Rent CoAttol Mxtension — Air Safcty Mearlhgs Continue,

Consider President s Request And GOP Bill For 15 Percent Boost   Senate Plans Probe Of Report That Morgenthau Took Official Records; Ask Baruch To Estimate Need For Atomic Bombs.

PLANS TO EXTEND CONTROLS ON RENT 70 BE CONSIDERED   New Developments Made In Congress Session at U. S. Capital Today; Boost Also Studied.   VANDENBURG MAY ‘DECLINE OFFER

Says Communist Spread Reason For Delay   But Admits Only A Few Votes Likely To Support Stand

Ratification Of Treaties ‘Seems Assured   TEXAS SOLON PREDICTS SPEEDY SENATE APPROVAL

Thursday Set by Senate to Vote on Pacts   Ratification of Four Treaties Seen As a Gertainty

APPROVAL ‘SURE’ ON PEACE PACTS   Connally Says Ratificatior In Senate Is Certain

Senate Slated To Ratify Four Peace Treaties   Connally Says Pacts To Be Approved Tomorrow; Opponents Concede Fight Is Lest

SENATE CERTAIN TO SIGN TREATIES   VONNALLY DECLARES OPPONENTS FIGHTING A LOSING BATTLE

Senate Votes Tomorrow On Four Pacts  Connanty Declares  = ee   Connally Declares Only Dozen Oppose Treaties

Ban Hungar\ Planes from U. S. Zones   Government Told U.S. Planes Have No Rights In Hungary

Treaty Approval Appears Assured  Litthe Opposition Will Develop When Senate Takes Vote

‘DIET OF CRIME FED CHILDREN   U. $. Group Indicts Movies Radio, Comics For ~ *Present Trend’

‘Comics, Radio, Movies Hit  \Lawyer Charges Children’s [Programs Glorify Murder

Movies, Radio, Comics Said Feeding Children Diet of Crime and Sex Relations

ATTORNEY RIPS RADIO, MOVIES   Chairman Blasts Crime, Sex Entertainment

OVERTIME PAY ~ RULING ISSUED   Court Says Tryck Drivers Exempt in Interstate

Wage-Hour Decision Is Reached   All Interstate Hauling Not Affected, Court Says

To Raise $10,000 To Establish Fair  In Plymouth County  , Quarter. Mill Tax   . Levy For One Year  Wit Peanta'  een

To Raise $10,000 To Establish Fair In Plymouth County   Quarter. Mill Tax . _ Levy For One Year Will Create Income

SENATE HEARS "SURPRISE OHIO LIQUOR STORY   Tavern Operator Tells 0 ‘Iockeying’ To Avoid » State ‘Trouble’

_—SENATE LIQUOR PROBE— — Ohio Tavern Operator  Is Surprise Witness

Fi irst ‘Surprise’ Witness Names ‘Cleveland Lawyer in Liquor Case

Total Registered Vote  eS SSSSOSSSSSOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESeess   U. S. Steel Shortage Investigation Called

IS STEEL SOON 0 FACE SENATE HORTAGE PROBE   On Refusal To Expand

GREY MARKET CHARGE AIRED BEFORE BOARD   Quota System, Price Dealings to Take Spotlight

Senate. Investiga tors to uestion ‘Big Steel’ on ‘Cause of Steel Shortaae

Only Scattered Troops Found in Flight Over Palestine Border   Newsman Says Arab Troops Must Be Hiding In Caves, or Camouflaged as Camels, If They Are Marching as Was Reported

Montana Weather   Claim Arab Threat To Pat. Troops On Borders A Myth

Less Than 1,000 Troops Within 20 Miles of Palestine   Jews Call Report Part of War of Nerves by Arabs

Legion Support for 4 Appropriation   Navy Will Ask for “What   Want Quick Passage of Universal Military Train . ing Measure

Out Of Bounds? Lobbyists Plague Assemblymen, Member Charges; Asks Relief

“The Relationship Between People” Is Main U.S. Problem, Landon Savs

31 CHARGED IN §. 6. LYNCHING   Release Names Of Men Held In Connection With Abduction And Murder Of Negro; 29 Taxi Drivers.

}] Men Face Murder Charge   Federal, State and County Officials Continue Lynching Probe At Greenville

Search Hills Around Acre   British Troops Seek Underground Leaders.

Yank Flees Clutches of Red Police   Dramatic Escape Made in Hungary By U. S. Citizen

The Weather   U.S. Seeking Apology for Man's Arrest  Citizen Beaten By Hunaarians   Citizen Beaten By Hungarians  For Red Jibes

Planes Take Off On Wheels, Land With Skis In Flight -Over Polar Wastes

‘Little America’ Reached After 650-Mile Flight  Across Antarctic Ice

‘International Brigade’ Story Proves Phoney   UN Probers Find Little Evidence. 46 Support Claim

New Outbreaks In Palestine; Cafe Is Bombed   Fires Started in Two Jeru. salem Department Stores —Arabs Blamed

6 Arabs Killed And 40 Injured In Cafe Bombing   ‘Bomb Thrown from Auto Is Second Major Palestine Incident Today

6 ARABS KILLED IN PALESTINE   40 Believed Injured b: Bomb Hurled Into Jaffa Cafe

Damascus Gate, Gaffa Cafe Hit by Powerful Bombs   Holy Land Violence Grows in Intensity Over Partitioning Plan

St. Louis Battles Record Waters   Remaining Levees Threatened By Nw Crest

RIVER RISES T0 RECORD HIGH IN ST. LOUIS AREA   ‘Earthquake Adds Tension as  Many Flee from Homes;  Levees Reinforced

Ole Miss Hits 103-Year Peak, New Crest On Way, Quake  Adds To Fears Of Levee Breaks

Levees In St. Louis Area Threatened; Mississippi Rises To 103-Year High

Brief Quake Is Felt In Missour   Volunteers Sought In Battle To Protect Dikes

LEVEES WEAKEN AS MISSISSIPPI REACHES CREST  CALL VOLUNTEERS   CALL VOLUNTEERS AS RIVER BREACHES ONE ILLINOIS DIKE

WATER STILL RISING ON MISSISSIPPI   River Climbs Toward New 103-Year Record at St. Louis—Battle Is on for Two Critical Levees Along Stream.

ouis Suffers itood Water, t Earthquake   my Engineers tle To Save Mann Levees

Flood Ousts Missourians   Waters Nearing Top Marks ‘Tremor Noted

River Climbs To New Record Crest   Mississippi Expected To Go Higher; Levee Fight Goes On

New FloodCrest Nears St. Louis  Earth Tremors Add to Fa Threaten Sand-Raaacd  avenc

Brief Earthquake Sunday Night Adds to Tenseness; Engineers Appeal for Vol unteers To Save Levees.   WEEK-END RAINS ADD TO SWOLLEN RIVER

Big Muddy In New High Peak   Highest Tn 103) Years; Brief Earthquake; Still Battle To Hold Levees.

River Reaches 103-year Crest At St. Louis   Earthquake Threatens To Crack Levees On Fast Side of Stream

RIVER REACHES HIGHEST PEAK   Army Engineers Warn Bat. tle Is Far From Over

THE MISSISSIPPI: « RIVER IS NEARING. 103 YEAR RECORD   Battle for Remaining Levees Is “Far From Being ~* Sven”   ANOTHER CREST ON WAY   No Levees Were’ Reported Damaged by Earthquake Last Night.

Efforts To Save Dikes Continued   Missisgippi Reaches Highest Peak In 103 Years; Battle “Far From Over”

Mississippi Recedes After Climbing to 103-Year Peak   Brief Earthquake Adds fo Danger  As Battle to Protect Levees Goes on

Mississippi af Highest in More Than 100 Years  Battle for Remaining Lavees Ile Not Over

Battling to Save 2 Critical Levees   Mississippi River Reaches Its Highest Stage in 103 Years   REPORT BRIEF QUAKE   Ask for Voluateers to Help Check Water Near East St. Louis

Volunteers In Battle to Save Dikes on River   Another Crest Bears Down on Weakened Levees and New Breaks Are Being Anticipated

3 Levees in Danger; 1,00(  Homeless   Missouri Crest Moving to Mouth Adds to Feril

103-YEAR HIGH HIT BY FLOODS ON MISSISSIPPI   Earthquake Adds To Dange! During Tense Battle Of 3 Critical Levees

Mississippi I Hits 103-Year High asl ‘Earthquake is Felt in Flood Are

Missouri’s Crest Adds to Dangers Tn St. Louis Area   Appeals Made for More Volunteers to Work on Levees on  , Hilinois Side

MISSISSIPPI IS AT HIGHEST FLOOD STAGE   More Than Thousand It: St. Louis Driven From Their Homes

Engineers Fight Rising Mississippi;  Quake Threatens Flood Barriers

Mississippi Sets {03-Year Mark  Battle of Levees ‘Far from Ended’

Mississippi [5 Near 103-Year Peak af St. Loui   Brief Quake Adds To Tenseness in Battle To Save Key Levees

Mississippi Hits 103 Year Record Level at Sf. Louis   Brief Earthquake Fails to Damage Levees Near City

MISSISSIPPI EASING OFF FROM CREST AS LEVEES THREATENED  BRIEF EARTHQUAKE ADD  TO TENSENESS OF VAST QINnn erTpirven avpra

Flood Area Feels Shock Of Quake   Chimneys Topple, Dishes Rattle And Sidewalks Crack In St. Louis Section

Mississippi River Crest Is Dropping   Quake Threatens To Break Levees

_— RIVER AT 103-YEAR MARK —  Flooded St. Louis  Area Hit by Quake

River at New High  Perils St. Louis   Five-Second “Quake Fails to Breach Dams— 1.000 Made Homeless

Earthquake Adds to Flood Threat   Mississippi Sets New Record as Army Engineers Battle to Save Levees

Keep Up Fight To Hold Levees In City Area   Thousand , Homeless In City, County: Under Red.Cross: Care

Mississippi River Reaches Highest Peak — In 103 Years; Earthquake Weakens Dikes

Of Man River Climbs to His Highest Peak   Earthquake Brings Threat to Levees On Mississippi River

River Levees At St. Louis  Survive Quake   Sodden Dikes Are Hammered By New Flood Waves

Mississippi at Highest in More Than 100 Years  Battle for Remaining   Battle for Remaining Levees Is Not Over

Flood Battle Stepped Up   Volunteers Are Sought for Levee Crews in Critical St. Louis Area

Mississippi Flood Crest At New High   ‘Crews Battling to Save   Levees Near St. Louis;   Red Cross Rushes Aid to 1.000 Homeless

River Highest In 103 Years   Mississippi Reaches 39.25 At St. Louis

Mississippi Threatened By New Flood   Earthquake Adds To Terror In Stricken Area

Hundreds Flee Homes f Si. Louis; Record Crest In 103 Years Reached By Mississippi

GOV. BLUE 10 BOARD HER AT ONE OF STOPS   Council Bluffs’ First Halt in State on Trip East

Friendship Train Heads for 36 Hour Journey Across Iowa   State Residents Will Add Several Boxcars of Food to Aid Cargo

ee ee ee  PALESTINE AND U. N.   Russia Expects to Move Today To Get Advantage

Other Nations To Voice Stand  OnPalestine   Expect Attitude Of Russia To Be Made Known To U. N. During Day   MANY OTHER ISSUES STILL TROUBLE U. N.

CALLS ANOTHER HEARING FOR BILL REVISION   Drop Plan for Six-Year Terms for Agriculture Board Members

$50,000 LOSS IN PLANT FIRE   Waterloo Furnace Factory  Hit by Blaze

Rape Basis for Attack  Law: Think   Seek Full Story Of Shooting By 16 Year? Old Michigan Boy *

YOUNG KILLER OF =PLAYMATES SKIPS HEARING   Medical Examinations Tend To Disprove A  Criminal Assault

Will Try to Prove Terpening Shot Children After Attemmted Attack

State Attempts To Shake Story Of Accused Slayer   Prosecutor, Charges Youth Killed Four Neighbors While Attempting Attack On One Of Them ‘— Boy Held For Arraianment

Defends Loan Bill Defeat .   Committee Chairman — Says Measure Would  Have Legalized Usury Not Penalized It: :

BILL IS 100. HIGH   Ething Predicts Legislature Wil  ‘ass Stricter   TEETH NEEDED IN LAW

 Warned of Bad Weather Three Americans Among 42 Persons Killed in-Airplane Crash in China

SEE ‘SLIGHT RELIEF   Cool Breezes Expected to Move -Accusn Kansas Tomorrow

Teacher's Death Laid to Doctor  Manslaughter Results   Manslaughter Results from Abortion Case

Perjury Probe In Labor Case Gets Under Way   Milwaukee Hearings To Last Three Days; To Hear IWAC Chief

U.S. To Aid In  Recovery Plan   U. S. Policy On Germany Step To Orderly Europe

Mackenzie’s Column  America And Britain Must Reach Accord On German Rehabilitation

U.S. Pleads For German Prosperity   Makes Call To Help Make Nation Boost Production; Grave European Economie  Crisis Is Cited

HOUSE GROUP ASKS PROBE OF PROFITS   ‘Marine Committee To Inves tigate Corporation

Opposition Develops in Labor Committee to Sen. Ball’s Drastic Labor Measures

GOP Members of Senate Divided On Labor Bills   Curbs Also Sought on Union Bargaining on industry-wide Basis

GOP Divided On Labor Measures  Some Members Oppose  Rall’e Rectrictions

Strict Labor Curbs MayFindOpposition   GOP May Seek Veto Power On Tariff Cut Decisions

GOP Divided or Ball Curb for Closed Shops   Labor Measure Faces Bipartisan Opposition In Committee—Solons Seek Moderation

Ball’s Labor Bill May Have Tough Going In Senate  Drastic Measure Meets Opposition

Ball’s Proposals Face Rough Going; Aides Are Opposed   Ives Stull) Holds tv His Views Closed Shop Rule Should Nol Change; Debate Due

Fight Looms On Bill To Break Closed Shop  Some Think Ball   Some Think Ball Proposals Too Far-Reaching

C. 0.P. Labor Group Splits On ‘Toughness   Some Members Feel Proposals ‘Go Too Far’

GOP OPINION IS DIVIDED ON BAN OF CLOSED SHOP   BALL’S BILL MAY ENCOUNTER ROCKY GOING IN SENATE

LIFEBOAT FOUND BUT.NO SURVIVORS   Fate of Men Missing in Pa:  Pee es a 

12 APPEAR 70 HAVE DIED WHILE AT SEA   Find Empty Life Boat in: Which “:: -They-Took. Off . ”  From Tanker. _

Lifeboat Found; No Sign Of Men   Badly Damaged Boat Found 665 Miles Northeast of Midway Island

Boat Found, 5Bay Men, 1; Others Lost   Last of Tanker Crew Believed Victims of Treacherous Waves

Find Boat; No Trace of Men   Missing Lifeboat From Broken Tanker Found Bottom-Up

FIND BOAT, BUT 12 ARE MISSING   Steamship Runs Across Lifeboat Missing In Pacific Since March 12, But Dozen Drifting Seamen Who Were Aboard Are Apparently Dead.

‘Dribs and Drabs’ Foreign Aid Requests Irk Bridges; He Demands Full Estimate

Senator Demands Full Information   Asks Administration To Tell Congress How Much It Wants For Stop-Communism Program

Evacuation Work Continues in North For 3 Survivors   Brighter Weather Assists Crews Working to Remove Men to ‘Hospitals

Index In Today’s Post   ‘Last 3 Plane Crash Survivors May Be Rescued Today

Ready to Fly Labrador Crash Victims to U.S.   Three Already Taken to  Hospital---Engine Failure BE oe Beek

ATC HELICOPTER EVACUATES TRIO   Rescue Operation Con- tinues in Labrador.

Helicopter Poised for Second Rescue Flight; Three Survivors Brought Out Thursday.

Changing Weather Over Laborador Cheers Rescuers Of Crash Victims

USE “HAM” OPERATORS   ee  Amateur Radio Men Are Used te Answer Storm Inquiries

Ek a ON oe Eeae eee we i adie     Russia E Hopes ‘Americans will ‘Lose Interest. in Europe

Jap Surgeons Convicted Of Atrocities   Former Naval Captain - Aud Subordinates Guilty of Inhumanity

Man of 84 Charged in Wife's Death   Austin Husband Accusd of  Killing His Mate

Italy Blocks Red Move In Rome Ballot Christian Democrats  Show Huge Gains bi  Voting; Test Is Now Facing France In

RAIL CARRIERS LIKELY TO ASK NEW RATE HIKE  Additional Revenue Will Re Needed to   Additional Revenue Will Be Needed to Meet Increased Emplove Demands.

THOUSANDS FLEE FLOOD WATERS IN SOUTH ENGLAND   Thames River Threatens to Exceed Record Deluge of 1894

Melting Snows Cause Floods In  Part Of England   Large Areas In Southern England Are fnundated By Flood Waters   RECORD 1894 FLOOD MAY BE EXCEEDED

GAVE VARIED PROGRAM   —— Audience Attended Stephen : A. Haboush Entertainment

RIVAL IS SLAIN BY IRATE WIFE   Blast Of 5 Shots Kill: Mother Of Two After Street Argument

DECISIVE STEP »FINALLY TAKEN BY DELEGATES   Internationalization Plan Approved On Anniversary Of UN Organization

United Nations Act Makes Trieste Free Territory   U.N. Security Council Votes To Take Responsibility For Peace Of Region   SORESPOT LIKELY TO BE DEVELOPED

DULLES. SAYS SQVIET TALK. ING OF WAR TO HIDE BTA. .  LIN’ DESPERATION

‘Substitute Fills Pulpit Of Pastor Free Under Bond On Adulfery Charae

Suspect Freed In Kidnaping  Search Pressed   Search Pressed In California

Photo Fails To Identify   Girl Clears Dance ‘Man Whose Picture “Reseinbled” Kidnaper

Ex-Convict Proves ‘Not The Man’   Police Continue Search for Smooth Talking Man

Ex-Convict Exonerated   Earl Shelton ‘“‘Not the Man,” Alice Devine  Declares

Alice Devine Says  Shelton Innocent   Ex-Convict Is Exonerated by Girl  Who Says She Was Abducted

Lilly's Wife Testifies In Local Murder Trial.   California High School Girl Meets Former Conviet: Says He Is Not Her Kidnanper

Push Search  For Kidnaper   San Francisco Ex-Convict Elim: inated as Suspect in Abduc tion of Lod: Girl

Karl Shelton Is Exonerated In Kidnaping   Victim Meets Suspect, Declares He’s Not Her Abductor

Kidnaped Gir! Exonerated  Earl Shelton   Continue Search For Man Who Demanded Ransom

Kidnapped Girl Clears Man In Night Meeting   Ex-Convict Exoneratec By Devine Girl As Police Press Search

EX-CONVICT NOT ONE WHO HELD HER, SAYS GIRL   Alice Devine Clears Earl Shelton, Suspected Kidnaper; Search Continues

Says “This Is Not the Man” Wher Confronted By Ex-Convict Earl Shelton

Victim. Declares Ex-Convict Is _ “Not The Man”   Studio: Operator :-Exonerated After ‘Voluntarily * Giving Self Up; Hunt Fo “Abduetor Is Intensified —

Nocturnal Meeting  California High School Girl Meets Former Convict: Says He Is Not Her Kidnapper

Former Convict Not Kidnapper   Faces Shelton In Glare Of ‘Automobile Headlights On California Highway

Ex-Convict : Is Freed in Kidnaping Case  Califarnia Girl   California Girl Says Photographer Is ‘Not the Man’

VICTIM CLEARS KIDNAP SUSPECT   California Ex-Convict No! Abductor, Girl Says

Suspect in Kidnaping  Exonerated   Abducted Girl Meets anc Clears Man Identified From Photo; Search for Guilty One Redouhbled

SUSPECT FREED IN KIDNAP CASE   ‘Not The Man,’ Girl Asserts. Officers Press Search

GIRL EXONERATES EX-CONVICT; HUNT BEING CONTINUED    High Schoo} Student Declare:  Suspect Not Man Who Held Her in Cabin

ALICE DEAN DEVINE EXONERATES MAN OF KIDNAP CHARGE   Says San Francisco Ex-Conviet Definitely Not Her Abeductor

SHELTON FREED IN KIDNAPING   Alice Dean Devine Exonerates San Francisco EvCanvict   SEARCH. BEGINS ANEW

Plant Worker Confesses to  Child’s Death   Says He Strangled 9-Yearold Girl and Burned Her Body in a Furnace

Declares Good-Neighborliness Carried ~~ ‘lo Extreme Led to Abuse by Russians

Government Base Bombed by Rebel Planes  _ Insurgents Cause  _ No Damage or Casualties

Body of Young ‘Woman Is Found Strangled  Indiana Police Are Confronted. by Mystery Slaving

Is Reported Approaching  Anchorage   Radios He Is Doing Well At 19.000 Feet

Quiz Children In Baby Deaths At Massillon   Police Work On Theory Two Infants Killed Aeccidentally In Ohio* Hospital

Accident Theory Probed in Death Of Two Infants   .Massillon Police ~ Without Lead in Hospital Investiaation

Accident Theory Studied In Probe of Baby Deaths  Police Hint Children in Nearby Ward May Have Picked Up Infants in Nursery

Mysterious Death of Babies ls No Nearer Solution After Six Children Are Questioned

Freedom of Press — in Peril?   Committee Reports On Study; Fortune Magazine Criticizes It

_ After Three-Year Study America s Freedom of Press Endangered, Survey Indicate:

WOULD CUT AG. DEPT. 37 PERCENT   Subcommittee Recommends Big Slash in Budget

COVMMPPTEE REDUCES IT 30 PER CENT   Farm Programs Will Suffer  By Recluction

rarm Agencies Budget Pared by Sub-Committee  $450,000,009 Cut From $1,200,000,000 Asked by Department

Radioactive Cloud Could Endanger The Whole Nation   Scientists Discloses Bikini Cloud Swept Over US. from Pacifi

Soft Drinks Law Braced For Defense  In Courts   Sundae Syrups Exempted by Bill Signed into Law;  Other Bills Sioned

TWO BUCKEYE FARMERS LOOK OVER NEW LAND   600 Volunteers Help Restore Ground to Raise Better Crops

Worn-Oui Farm Land Made New in ‘Opening Second Frontier’ Display

FARMS RESTORED TO ORIGINAL FORM AN LAND CHANGES   Experiment Turns Section Back to Frontier Status; Pro duction May Go Up

600 Volunteers Restore Ohio Farms To Their Original Fertility--in  Day

Agent Tells of Tongue-Lashing By Superior   Cleveland District Agent-in-Charge Disapproved Raid

Cleveland Raid Brot Reprimand From His Boss, Former Inspector Tells Senate Liquor Committee

EX-OHIO LIQUOR AGENT TESTIFIES AT COLUMBUS   Tells of ‘Dressing Down’ by Superior for Raiding ‘Cheap Spot’

Soviet Block in UN Continues Attack On American Plan for ‘Little Assembly’

Pole Claims U. 5. Trying To Force Own Peace Plan  Sovi iet Block Attack

PAX AMERICANA IS U.S. AIM, POLE CHARCES   Modzelewski Renews Soviet Block Attack On U.S.

Tax Slashing Test at 4 P. M.   Senaie Sellednlc Vote on Demo. eratle Efforts To Effect a Fost: ponement.

Senate Voting Monday on Dela Of Tax Measure   George Secking To Postpone Action Linkil lune 18

Senate Will Vote Monday On Tax Bill   Promises To Be Vital Test For Tax Reduction

Vote Monday On Drive to Delay Tax Cut   Democrats Battling To Postpone Action; Outcome. in Doubt

Postpone Income Tax Cutting Bill   Delay Action On Important Measure Until June 10

Senate Will Act Monday On Tax Plan  Close Outcome   Close Outcome Forecast for ; Delay Motion -

Vote On Stalling Action  To Come   Opposition Seeks To Put Bill Off ~ Until June 10

Crucial Tax Bill Vote Scheduled For Next Monday   Democrats Hopeful Of Delaying Final Action on GOP Slash

Tax Cut Bill Vote Sef for 2 on Monday   Senate Give Unanimous Consent to Voting Time On Move to Postpone ¢4 000 000 000 Cut

VOTE ON TAX BILL MONDAY   ‘Seek to Postpone Action on Measure Until June 10

Minority Bloc Fights Slash In Tax Levy   ‘GOP Senators Relax, Confident Drive Will Fizzle Out

Tax Vote Monday    Senate to Decide Then Whether Or No! To Postpone Action On Cut Till June 10.

Senate Will Vote Monday On Tax Bill      Leaders Of Both Parties Agree It Will Be Crucial — Test On Reduction

TERRE HAUTE PAIR PIVEN SENTENCES   Life Terms to Be Served for Death of Small Child.

Test of Labor Law Before Supreme Court   Unions Argue Against Ban On Picketing

Dutchmen Battle With Indonesia in Open Warfare   Republican President Urges Intervention of United Nations

Dutch Attack Republic of  Indonesia   Offensive by Land, Sea And Air Under Way as President Makes Appeal For U.N. Arbitrstion

Indonesia _ President Appeals To UN To Halt War; Planes Bomb Capital

Wartare Is Opened Against Indonesia   Dutch Begin Attacks with American-Made Fighter Planes—Gronnd Ratilee Race

Report Dutch Attack Java   President of Indonesian Republic Appeals to UN to Take Up Issue

Military Installations Are Bombed, Strafed As Heavy Fighting Mounts   Dutch Say Their Attack Followed After Negotiations On Differences Fail; Many Indonesiams Are Using Japanese Material.

DUTCIL ARMY OPENS DRIVE IN JAVA   Indonesian Strong Points  Are Blasted

WIT AT. AIRFIELD   Labd Forces in Motion Resuming Shooting War   TRY FOR SETTLEMENT

President Calls On United Nations ‘For Aid on Issue ~   Java Capital Bombed As Planes Also Raid Airfields in Sumatra

Machmeguns and Mortars Used in Ground Fighting   Lightning Attack Ordered After Breakdown in Peace Negotiations

Land, Air and Sea Forces in Big Engagement   Governor-General Says Operations ‘Police Action’

Dutch Army  Opens Drive On Indonese   American-Made Fighters Attack Republicans In East Indies.

Soekarno Sends Appeal to U.N.   World Asked to Force Security Council Action as Land, Sea, Air Strike Opens

Dutch Open 3-Way Drive  On Indonesia   Shooting War _ Follows Months Of Wrangling On Cheribon Pact

Attack Republic by Land, Sea and Air,  President Declares      Netherlands. Government Defends “Police Action”, in East Indies

Dutch Open Broad Attack On Indonesia   Soekarno Appeals Tc World To Force U. N.  Intervantinn.

World Action Is Asked by  Native Leader   UL. S. Lend Lease, Military Surplus Reported in Use  Sy 120.000 Dutch

Warfare Rages in Dutch East Indies   Indonesian President Reports Dutch. Forces Attacking Nationalists By Land, Air and Sea: Appeals to U.N. to Take Up the Issue

_ SOEKARNO— Appeal To World To Force Issue   PLANES RIP AIRFIELDS

THE INDONESIAN — - REPUBLIC IS BEING ATTACKED, REPORT   President Soekarne Appeals to the United Nations Council.   WANTS ISSUE TAKEN UP   Dutch Warplanes Attack Republican Air Fields In Javea and Sumatra.

Says Dutch Attack in Indonesia   President Soekarno Appeals to the World To Force United Nations To Take Up the Issue

Dutch Wage Wai On Indonesians   American-Made Air Equipment Used in Launching Attack

Fight Both On Ground And In Air   PRESIDENT OF INDONESIAN ‘REPUBLIC APPEALS FOR UNITED: NATIONS INTERVENTION

Dutch Attack Indonesia In Triple Blow   Indonesian President Appeals for UN Help

Attack Republic By Land, Sea and Air; Warplanes Hit Java, Sumatra Fields

MOVE SCORED AS INVASION BY REPUBLIC   Help Appeal Made To UN By Head Of Nation

DUTCH BEGIN , WARFARE ON JAVA ISLAND   Air Force Strafes Republican Bases

U.S., Britain Will Attempt Settlement   Republic President Asks U. N. Council To Take Up Issue; Planes Hit Airfields

Assaults Made By Land, Sea And Air   President Soekarno Appeals By Radio To World To Force United Nations Security Council To Take Up Issue

Indonesia In Plan For UN Action In War   SMALL REPUBLIC SAYS NATION HIT ON ALL SIDES

Dutch Attack Indonesian Republie; Leader Asks Seeurity Couneil Aid

Land, Sea and Air Forces In Assault   Premier of Republic Calls On World to Force U.N. Action

Indonesian President — Says Dutch Attacking By Land, Air And Sea

Dutch Attack Brings Plea By Indonesia  Republic Plans To Put Case to  hy ee en eee

American-Made Mustang Fighters Fooaced In Air   Heavy Ground Fights Reported In Progress In Steaming Jungle

Chief Executive Of Indonesia in Appeal to the UN   Dutch Say Attacks Made on Airfields Because Planes were Ready for Action

U.N. IS ASKED TO TAKE UP » NEW ISSUE   Java, Sumatra Air Fields Under Att Attack  INDONESIANS   Asked To. Rally To Support Of Their Native Land In Undeclared War

Indonesians Call for U.N. To Intervene   Enemy Strongholds Shot Up by Airmen In U. S. Mustangs

UN Council Asked to Take Issue   Governor Says Figh: Is “Police Action;”’ Censorship Imposed

DUTCH LAUNCH WIDE ASSAULT ON INDONESIA   Republic President Appeals To UN as Bombs Fall on Java and Sumatra

Indonesian Leader Tells Of Land, Air. Sea Attacks Today   Reports Assaults on Airfields; Others Claim Fighting Is Just ‘Police Action’

Java Fighting More Intense   Indonesian President Say: Dutch Attacking By Land, Sea And Air

Army Striking At Numerous Points In Isles   Soekarno Broadcasts Appeal to World for Action By U. N. Coundil

Plea Asks UN to Save Indonesia   President of Republic Charges Attacks  Are Unprovoked; Dutch Shell Bandoeng: Planes Blast Airfields, Aireraft Guns

Planes Strate Airfields in  Java, Sumatra   120,000 Netherlands Troops Use Supplies Obtained From U.S,

Attacks By Land And Air Pressed By Netherlands   War Not Declared Although Fighting Rages In Full Force

Bitter Fighting In Progress; UN Action Is Asked   American-Made P-51’s Being Used by Netherlands Forces

HIT AT AIRFIELD   Land Forces in Motion Resuming Shooting War  in Indonesia   TRY FOR SETTLEMENT

Asks World To Force U. N. Security Council To Study Issue; Dutch Use U.S. Lend Lease Equipment.  ARMY STRIKES AT NUMEROUS POINTS

President Asks UN Council To ‘Take Up Issue’   Dutch Declare Attack On _ Airfields “Necessary” To Keep Fighters Ont Of Action   Heavy Fighting - In Batavia Area   200,000 Troops Ordered To “Hit Back” When Dutch Strike; Airmen Drop Appeals

MADE FOR UN ACTION   Censorship Is Clamped Down on Military News

Duteh Attack On ‘Land. Sea. Air’ in Indies   Soekorno Asks World te Force U. N. to Take Up Issue

President Calls For Action By U.N. Council   Republic Declared Assaulted By Air, Sea And Land

Mine Run  “MINE RUN—-Unassorted product of a mine: hence an assembly of like kind not specifically clessified: a medley of  thought ot ideas,’’  Pere,  rat S WERE MET Tyo   (By Shot-Firer, Substituting fo  Mine. Bunnakw   DUTCH FORCES HIT INDONESIAN AREAS IN HEAVY FIGHTING   Attempts Made to Settle Differences End ia War; Bombs, Planes, Mortars Are Utilized.   SECURITY REVIEW’ [S PUT IN EFFECT

DUTCH LAUNCH WARFARE ON INDONESIANS   Destructive Sweeps by American-Made Mustang Fighters

‘Warplanes Strike at Airfields; Key Points Seized in Quick Thrusts

JAVA, SUMATRA AIRFIELDS HIT BY DUTCH CRAFT   U. S. AND BRITAIN WOULD ‘ARBITRATE; ASK U. N. ACTION

Dutch Launch Aerial War on Indonesians   U. S. Planes, Equipment Blast Natives; Appeal Made to U.N.

Open Warfare In Indonesia   Dutch Forces Press Operations Against Forces of Republic

DUTCH PLANES STRAFE JAVA REPUBLICANS   Indonesia Asks UN to Intervene

DUTCH WARPLANES BLAST AIRFIELDS OF INDONESTANS   Finely Equipped Netherlands Army Reported Striking  At Several Painic

Warplanes Attack Airfields AtTwo Major Points; Leader  Of Republic Asks UN Action   Political Dispute Touches Off Military Operations; Deputy Prime Minister Held; Netherlands Troop Meet Stiff Resistance

STREET CAR CELEBRATION   Wife's Birthday Preeent «a 3). Mile Ride Arewnd tits 

STREET CAR CELEBRATION   Wife's Birthdays Present 2 32. Vite Ride Areend (its

Russia Accused  Of ‘Veto’ Use   Yugoslavia Makes Demand For Part of Austria, Reparations Sum

‘(Russia Is Accused of Using Veto at Big Four Parley   Yugoslavia Makes Formal Demand for Part of Carinthicr ; and $150,000,000 Revarations

Soviets Consider Marshall Plan  More Information On Proposal Wanted.

Marshall Plan to Aid Europe Is ‘Considered’  Soviet Government Interested in Getting More Data

Russia Studying Marshall's Plan Of European Aid   Molotov Insists Soviet Must Have Full Data Before Joining

MARSHALL PLAN UNDER STUDY OF SOVIET LEADERS   Moscow Is After More In formation Before Taking Any Action   UNITED NATIONS NOT BEING CAST ASIDE

RUSSIA CONSIDERS MARSHALL'S PLAN TO HELP EUROPE   Hopes Rise in London That Moscow Will Send Representative to 3-Power Parley on Proposal.   BROADCAST COMPLAINS DATA INSUFFICIENT   Moscow Radio Says Soviets Have No Information About the Conditions of Credits.

Russia Is ‘Considering  Marshall Plan Aid Plea Made By British, French   Tass, Mescow Radio Report Notes Rocelved Urge Three - Power initiative to Relieve European Economic Distress

Soviet Russia Is Considering Marshall Plar      Moscow Radio Report: Information Lacking On Proposal

RUSSIA STUDIES MARSHALL PLAN   Britain, France Appeal To the Kremlin. for Relief Of Economie Distress

Richmond Votes for City Manager ‘Cincinnati To Retain PR Council

Richmond Votes For City Manager   Must Be Approved B; General Assembly

SECOND RESCUE TRY IS PLANNED   First Plane-Glider Attemp’ Fails To Reach B-29, Down In Arctic:

AAF Again Sets Try Te  Save Fliers   Crash Survivors Await Rescue

MICH. DEMS CONVERGE ON GD.RAPIDS   Nominate State. “Ticket and Name State Chairman

PARTY CONTROL IN THE BALANCE   MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS FACE CONVENTION FinHWT

‘Never Was Any Good’ Says Woman Of Brother Who Slew Her Daughter

Jackson County Grand Jury Urges Election Probe  Cramneacte Fadaral Cann   Suggests Federal Count of Ballots in Axtell Congressional Race

Jackson County Grand Jury Urges Election Probe   Suggests Federal Count of Ballots in Axtell Congressional Race

Stop Gap Aid Bill  Goes To Truman   Committee Make Plans to Cut Off Big Sum

$597,000,000 Sum Requested. ...  Overseas Aid Bill Sent To President

Solons Send Stop Gap Aid Bill to Truman   $597 ,000,000 to Save Europe, , Asia From Reds

JEWS CLAIM “OPEN WAR” IN PALESTINE   British, However, Deny That Army Is at War With Jews, but Merely Is Assisting in Maintaining Law and Order.

NEW VICTIMS — IN PALESTINE   State lof Open War Declared' by Jews

ae eeneneaeaee eett tenet eel  New Violence Flares in Palestine; Underground Sees State of ‘‘Open War’

‘Jews in Palestine Proclaim State of “Open Warfare”   Anti-British Violence Claims New Victims In Strife-torn Land

INTO “OPEN WAR’   Offensive  ‘Against British  by Palestine Under  ground

JEW UNDERGROUND CLAIMS STATE OPEN WARFARE               ew Victims Are Added to List _of-Violent-Deaths Oceur-—  ina Haly Land

freun Directs New Violence  In ‘Open War’   Britons And) Arabs Injured By Blasts

HOLY LAND RIOTS FLARE UP ANEW   More Victims InjuredJn Anti‘British Uprisings

Palestine Is Scene Of New Deaths Today      ANTI-BRITISH RIOTS CONTINUE IN AREA

ATTACKS AGAINST BRITISH CLAIM FIVE NEW VICTIMS  - LT. GEN. MAC MILLAN '. HeMice RRITICH AT

Irgun Proclaims State Of War  British Say Troops Keep Order Only

JEWS DECLARE OPEN WAR’ AS STRIFE GROWS   5 British Soldiers, 4 Arabs Injured As New Violence Flares In Palestine

Jews in Palestine Declare Open War   Blasts Claim New Victims In Strife-torn Holy Land

New Violence ‘Marks ‘War’ In The Holy Land   British Military Office In Haifa Bombed; Army Truck Wrecked.

UNDERGROUND PROCLAIMS “OPEN WAR” INHOLY LAND   New Casualties Reported In Explosions And New Violence

Anti-British Attacks Continue In Holy Land; Jewish Underground Proclaims State Of “Open War”

NEW ASSAULTS ARE REPORTED IN HOLY LAND   Jewish Underground Proclaims A State of ‘Open War’; Five Britons Hurt

—ANTI-BRITISH VIOLENCE FLARES— ‘Open War’ Proclaimed  By Jewish Underground

NEW VICTIMS IN THE PALESTINE CLASH TODAY   State of Open War Prociaimed hy the Jewish Underground.   FIVE SOLDIERS WOUNDED   A Military Track Was Wreeked by Explosion Near Fishoa Le Zion.

Violence Claims New Victims In  Holy Land Strife   Irgun Zyai Leumi Admits Bombing Of Officers Building

Jews Declare ‘Open Warfare’ Aqainst British   Anti-English Viclence Grows

Underground Paper Issued as Violence in Holy Land Grows   ‘Declaration is Ridiculed by Commander of British Forces There

More Injured In Palestine   Jewish Underground Proclaims State of “Open War’”’

Underground Proctaims ‘Open War’ Ac Strife Continues In Holy Land

9 MORE HURT IN NEW ACTS OF VIOLENCE   Jewish Underground Admits Bombing of Jerusalem Club

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RAIN FALLS IN BURNING AREA   Mother Nature Beats Hopeful Human RainMakers To Punch

 ‘DOWELL MINISTER AIDED  IN THE RECOVERY OF 71 ‘MEN IN CENTRALIA MINE

Body Insists Own Version Must Be Kept   $400,000,000 Measure Sent to Conference For Joint Argument

Second Phase Of Foreign Policy Will Be Started   Seek To Put Across Idea Policy Is For Economic Development Of De mocracies   SPEEDY APPROVAL OF RELIEF BILLS SEEN

FOREIGN AID ‘PROGRAM HiT > SENATE SNAG   GRECO-TURKISH PROJECT  WILL GO TO CONFERENCE— -£” ACHESON HAS RE“£0... SIGNED POBT * :--

 Philadelphia fo Launch Priceless Cargo on Nation-wide Tour .  Freedom Train Tells Story of U.S. Heritage

Freedom Train to Be Dedicated for 33,000-Mile Trip  Year-Long Journey Over  All the Nation Starts at Philadelphia

Lands Plane in Trouble   14 Passengers Safe; Belly-Landing So Smooth No One Hurt

HOUSE PLANS TO CRACK DOWN  ON TWO DEFIANT ‘COMMIES?   CONTEMPT “ACTION TO 51 TAKEN AGAINST WITNESS . WHO DEFIED COM MITTEE

BOYS’ PLANS FOR THE FOURTH™ ~ BALKED BY ACTION OF POLICE   FIFTY STICKS OF DYNAMITE WERE TO FURNISH NOISE FOR CHICAGO YOUNGSTERS

Legion Gives Aid To Child Welfare   $59,608,408 Spent Since May For Food, Clothing, Treatment

Air Lines To Open Service To Japan.  State Department   State Department Grants Permission To Two Of Them

GENERAL SLASH IN PRICES HINGES ON BUSINESS COST   CHAMBER OF COMMERCE “SAYS “ONE MAN'S PRICE IS ANOTHER MAN‘S  COsT” i

'NO GENERAL CUT IN PRICES SEEN   C Of C Warns Reductions Car Come Only When Costs Are Reduced

EDOUARD HERRIOT NEW SPEAKER OF FRENCH ASSEMBLY   President Auriol Appeals fo: ' Streng Union of All  "Dano bhienne

French Elect Herriot Head Of Assembly   Veteran Radical - Socialist Leader To Preside Over ‘National Assembly.

FRANCE NAMES HERRIOT PREXY   Radical-Soclalist Elected by Wide Margin

FRENCH NAME HERRIOT HEAD OF ASSEMBLY   Seventy-four-Year-Old Radical Socialist Chosen President of Legislative Group Without Opposition.

NAVY MAY SEND UP ROCKET OFF CARRIER’S DECK   ‘Midway’ Steams Out Amid Rumor Of Weanon Test

Report U. 5. Credif Given To Japanese   No Confirmation Is Immedtately Forthcoming On Tokyo Newspaper Dispatch.

State Ban on Secondary  Strikes Urgec   House Committee Kills. Employment Practices Measure

SENATE LEADERS APPROVE SEVERAL INVESTIGATIONS   Proposed Inquiries Would Include Probe Of Rising  Liuvinn Cacte

Living Costs And Housing Face Inquiry  Probes to Keep Congress Busy During Recess

Defense PresenisLetter In Evidence   Former Principal Denies Guilt; Non-Suit Motion Denied: 40 Witnesses Paraded

Christmas Planned For Cancer Victim      Young Tommy Scott May -Not Live To Enjoy ” Real-Seacnn

White Lie Planned to Ease Dying -0.Vea+-Old’s Premature Christma:

23 Men Confess Negro Lynching   25 of 37 Held In Greenville Said To Be Cab Driv. ers; No Formal Charges

\Marine to Make One 1-Man Sortie on Merger   Mystery Leatherneck To Testify

Flying Saucers Seen Over Ohio, Students Claim   Sky Gazing Hobby Spreads - - But Still Mystery Unsolved

Warren Lashes Oil Companies for Opposition to State Highway Plan

New Mexico-Colorado Line Survey, San Juan to Four Corners. to Start

President Lauds (Official Lashed By House Group   Littlejohn Tried To Quit As Assets  Administrator

‘President Persuades Littlejohn  To Retain Leadership Of WAA  Despite House Committee Charee

Truman Persuades Littlejohn fo Keep Job As WAA Chief   Criticism of Surplus Sales Is Continued By House Committee

Truman Persuades Official To Stay  Littlejohn Under Severe Criticism Over WAA

HEAVY FIRE POWER POSSIBLE FROM JET AIRCRAFT FLYING ‘MORE THAN 600 MILES HOUR

Jet Fighter Ready, Air Force Reveals   Tests Completed Or Thunderjets. Termed Successful

MERCURY DIVES IN NORTH IOWA   Skidsto 5 Above at  Spencer and Decorah

'Today’s Sun To Put Heat ‘On Bankroll Next Winter   Midwest Sonie Cooler Bat Sull Dry; Gulf of Mexico Riled By Storm Moving North

(Chemical Fi irm ‘Doing F ederal Work Leveled   3 Houses Razed, 300 Damaged; Entire Downtown Area Jolted;  Windows Broken For 70 Blocks

Wide Area Shaken By Terrific Explosion   Victims Dug From Smoking Ruins Of  Building: Many Homes Are Damaaed 

Fierce Fire. Kollews- ~- Midtown. Explosion; More Uhan 100 Ilurt

Los Angeles Jolted bv Blast   Fifteen Persons Killed by Explosion That Dreve Some Victims Ten Feet Into Ground: Cause Unknown

Terrific Blast At Los Angeles Plant Takes High Toll Of Lives  16 Known Dead, 100 Hurt; Smoke Similar To A-Bomb Blast. Said

Windows Broken fn Build. ings 70 Blocks Away; 300 Houses Damaged

EXPLOSION JOLTS . DOWNTOWN AREA   Electro--Plating Plant Leveled As Chemicals Blamed; Earlier Estimates Higher

Section Mile Square In Downtown Area  Is Shaken by Blast   Elevators in Buildings Blocks Away from Scene Jammed in Shafts; Tank Containing Unidentified Chemical Wrecks Structure

MILE SQUARE AREA BLASTED BY HOLOCAUST   CITY FEELS JOLT; VICTIMS BLOWN INTO GROUND

Il-Fated Plant Doing Something For Government’  Explosion Was City’s Worst Holocaust Since Earthquake of 1922

Mile-Square Area Battered by Blast; Windows Broken 70 Blocks Away; Scores Injured

More Than 100 Are Injured in ‘Terrific Blast   Earlier Reports Placed Death List ot 30 to 75

IN CHICAGO DEATH   Head of Bartenders Is Wounded, Wife Killed; Police Believe Try Is Made by Capone Group.  SHOOTING VICTIM KEPT UNDER GUARD

Donnelly Hears Reports on Flood Control Problem  State, Federal Men In Meeting to Talk Over Flood Damage

BLAME PLACED HOR TEXAS GH CATASTROPHE   Clairn Ignorance, Carelessness In Handling Nitrate

IGNORANCE IN HANDLING OF ‘CARGO AND CARELESSNESS IN SMOKING IS BLAMED

DRIVERS WARNED TO OBSERVE STOP SIGNS AT SCHOOL   Continued Infractions Necessitate Taking Drastic Action

Akron Moves To Enforce School Stop   Ten to Fifteen Drivers A Day : Fail to Heed Bus Precaution

33 Die in. Plane Crash in Norway   ’ Seaplane Crashes Into Mountain in. Dense Foa —«

Norwegian Airliner Rams Peak, Burns; All33 Aboard Killed   Plane Breaks in Half F ollowing Crash Into Fog-Shrouded Rocks: Inveslicators En Route to Seene

Dark-Eyed Girl Relates How It Feels When Tornado Lifts House Into Funnel   (For story of tornado that killed 11, see page 10.)

Dark-Eyed Girl Relates How It Feels When Tornado Lifts House Info Funnel

Free State System. — Of Trials Attacked      Jurist Opposes Juries Passing On Law In Criminal Cases

RUSSIA AGAINST MARSHALL PLAN FOR EUROPE AiD'      Soviet Would Limit Paris Conference To  U.S. Aid Angle

Russia Against European Plan   Soviets Would Limit Pro gram To American Aid Anale

SOVIET STAND IS ANNOUNCED AT AID PARLEY   Reds Hold Conference Should Decide Only On Aid By U. S.

Russia Opposes Economic Union; — Explains Stand   ‘Says Task of Powers Is To  Decide Amount   Of Aid

Russia Puts Restrictions On Furopear Conference  Voices Oppositien   Voices Oppositien To All-Embracing Yconoric Progran  ‘Under U. S. Plan

Soviet Russia ( )pposes Europe  Economic Union   Task of Paris Parley Merely to Set Amount Of Aid, Report Says

Would Limit Paris Talks To Aid Angle   No All-Embracing Program Desired By Soviet. Revort

ed in Getting All it Car  oscow is More Interest: From the United States.

Soviet Opposes Full European  Economic Plan   1 ‘Reds Say Amount of U. 5 Aid Is Only Important Pecision

Mescew Would Limit Paris _ Parley To American . Aid Angle   ‘NEWS BLACKOUTIS “STILL BEING ENFORCED

SENATOR SAYS U.S. LOST OUT ON OIL DEALS   Loans to Saudi Arabia Brought No Returns, Brewster Claims

Highway Crews  To Use Flashers   Motorists Generally Heed New Type Warn: ing in Emergencies

RUSSIANS FACE DEFEAT IN PLAN FOR PALESTINE   UN Expected To Smash Bic For Free State; Arabs Threaten Walkout

First Year Aid Tn Marshall Plan May Be7 Billion:   Congress Is Expected To Be Asked To Appropriate Huge Sum For Year   NATION’S LEADER CONFER ON ISSUE

KIDNAP CASES BRING UPROAR IN HOLY LAND   Armed Men Grab British Judge While 5,000 Troops Seek  Rauntian Liente

FRST WAR OED AE AMENET    Only Two Ships Carrying Nation’s War Victims To .- brrive Thie Year

BLAZE FATAL 10 2YOUNG WOMEN   Petrons Are Routed From North Mississippi Night Club

‘General Marshall And Byrnes Urge Speedy ‘Senate Ratification Of Peace Agreements

Urge Swift Senate OK On Treaties   - Marshall and Byrnes Say Pacts With Nazi Satellites Offer A “Beginning of Peace”

Marshall And Byrnes Give Their Views   Senate Asked Not To Quibble Over Pacts

Urge OK Of Senate For Paets   Marshall, Byrnes In Appeal For Prompt Action On Treaties With Satellites

QUICK SENATE ACTION ON PEACE PACTS URGED   ecretary Of State Marshall And Former Secretary Byrnes Call For Prompt Ratification Of Treaties With Italy, Hungary, Bulgaria And Romania—Decision To Make Trieste Free Territory Termed Alternative To To Having “No Agreement At All”

Marshall And Byrnes Urge Treaty Action   Would Take Occupation Armies from Italy, Balkans; Are ‘Beginning of Peace’

Would Take Troops Out Of Balkans   Importance of Pacts Means Beginning Made Toward Peace

MARSHALL  AND BYRNES URGE TREATY RATIFICATION   Appear Before Senate Group To Plead Cause Of  Satellite Pacts

For Approval of 4 Peace Treaties   Marshall and Byrnes Urge Speedy Senate Rati fication   Important Fact Is Pacts Are a Start to Wind Up World War If

Marshall, Byrnes Ask Treaties Be Signed With Speed  Called Necessary To Get Troops Out OF Italy Balkanc

Marshall, Byrnes Ask Quick Action On Peace Treaty  Removal of Armies First Step Toward Peace, Solons Told

Marshall Tells Senators 4 Peace Treaties Should  Be Beginning of Peace

Marshall Calls Treaties Start Toward Peace   Will Take Armies From Some Nations

Act Held Start To World Peace   Pacts Provide Forces To Leave Countries

Want Occupation  Armies Removed   Say Ratification Of Pacts With Italy, Romania, Bulgaria And Hungary Will Be Step Toward ‘Beginning Of Peace’

Urge Speedy Ratification Of Treaties   Senate O.K. Would Mean Return of U.S. Troons from Italy

Swift End of Occupation  Is Major Goal   Marshall and ‘Byrnes Appeal for Action at Committee Hearing

Spies in Bomb Plent Revealed   Secret Visit To Oak Ridge in 1943 Disclosed

FOREIGN SPIES WORKING IN TENN. ATOM BOMB PLANT   This Was Reported Today by Representative Cannon, Missouri.   FROM ENEMY NATIONS   Were Permitted to Continue Work So Spy Network “Could Be Traced.

Cannon Tells Of A-Bomb Spie: At Oak Ridge   “US Knew They Were There, Kept An-Evye On Them

Reveal Enemy Spies Worke¢ in Atom Bomb Plant in War ©   Permitted to Stay on Job to Be Watched and Svstem Traced

SPIES WORKE ~ INBOMB PLANT   Rep. Cannon Tells of Oak Ridge Secret Visit

Solons Knew Spies At Atom Plant in Wartime Period  System: Set Up ta Foot Spies, AHowed fa Stay $e

ATOMIC PLANT CAVE WORK T0 FOREIGN SPIES   Rep. Cannon Declares U. S. Knew of Agents Employed At Oak Ridge

Says Foreign Spies On Atom Plant Jobs      Rep. Cannon Reveals Details of Secret  Wartime Trip to’Oak Ridge

Foreign Spies Work in Atom Bomb Factory   Congressman Cannon Tells of Secret Visit To Oak Ridge, Tenn., Plant During War

All Enemies Had Spies at Atom Center   Tracked and Duped, They Helped Us,  Savs Congressman

Spies From Every Enemy Nation At Work In Atom Bomb Plant During War

PONTIFF CANCELS MIDNIGHT MASS   Requests for Attendance Exceed Facilities

1-Day Strike Ordered In Ruhr Mines  Protest Against Food Shortages; 300,000 Men Idle

One-Day Strike Of Coal Miners In Ruhr Called   Food Shortage Protest Walkout Means A Heavy Loss Of Needed Fuel.

STRIKE CALLED IN GERMAN MINES   Action Taken As Protest Against Shortages   WALKOUT   To Mean Loss Of 238,000 Tons Of Coal: General Unrest Continues

Union Leaders  Order Walkout   Protest Against Food Shortages; Lose 238,000 Tons Of Coal.

300,008 70 QUIT RUAR'S MINES !h FIGHT FOR FOOD   Trade Union Leaders Orde Walkout Thursday To Protest Shortages

PITS TO STAY IDLE FOR DAY AS APROTES]   Union Leaders Vote Action to Call Attention to Foed Shortage.

RUHR COAL MINES 10 BE CLOSED DAY IN FOOD PROTEST   Trade Unions Call For Walkout _ Tomorrow;. Thousands Are to Leave Jobs

eee  300,000 ‘Ruhr Miners Called Out lon Strike to Protest. Food Plan

SAE So Te 7 a  300,000 To Leave Pits — In Protest  Food Shortages Given As Cause

Combined License Fee, Tax Of $15 For Most Maryland Cars Proposed

TREASURY HEAD FIGHTS TAX CUT   Snyder Urges. Congress Use Surplus to Slash 260 Billion Debt

Tuesday Markec Fifth Birthday Ot Atomic Age   Authorities See A-energy as Key To War or Peace

We Cannot Have War And Civilization Too, Hutchinson Warns at Anniversary Luncheon

Atom Age Observes Fifth Birthday New Atom. Weapons Said In Production ©

ATOMIC ARMS   Lilienthal Announces New Weapons in Production And Under Design

Stories Of Red Army Greatness Called “‘Legend’’   Poorly Equipped With Morale Low, Former Estonian Writes

Expert Rates Russian Army Near Zero   But Red Leaders Making Efforts to Cateh Un

Discounts Soviet Strength... .  Man Who Fought Beside Russians Says Stories Of Red Army Legendary

Taft Group Set for Probe Of U. S. Foreign Spending   Study To Determine How Much Money, Goods Nation Can Afford To Send Stricken Europe

TO DECIDE HOW MUCH U. S. CAN AID IN EUROPE   Joint Congressional Economic Committee Will Begin Study

FRENCH PUSH “THE-ROUNDUP“OF PLOTTERS   SOME.PARIS PAPERS: ARE “<BREPTICAL OF AFFAIR ; a OWING TO ECONOMIC” CRISIS

ANOTHER RING LEADER TANEN INFRENCH PLOT   Secret Police Arrest Captain In Air Corps

FRENCH CYNICAL ON ‘PLOT’: FIFTH SUSPECT NABBED   Paris Press Is Skeptical; Calls  Moava ‘Gan_Garnant?

Adolf Hitler Miscalculated  Invasion Date   Said Roosevelt Feared Being Thrown in Jail If Allies Lost War

Figured FDR Feared Being Jailed In Event Of Failure  Record Shows Hitler Misjudged Allied Unity, Plan Of Invasion

SETS RECORD Ik PENNSYLVANIA BALLOTING   Lichtenwalter to Go to Congress Despite Hard Union Campaign

BACKER OF NEW LABOR LAW WAS WINNER OF ELECTION   OPPOSITION OF TOP UNION LEADERS FAILED TO DEFEAT GOP CANDI." DATE FOR CON GRESS

Lilienthal Speaks On Atomic Energy  Decisions Need More Public Understanding

LIQUOR BOUGHT IN GOOD FAITH, EX-CHIEF SAYS   Judge Sohngen Defends Pur chases as Proper Deal in, View of Conditions.

—DEFENDS SPIRIT PURCHASES— ‘Made In Good Faith’ Says Ex-Liquor Chief

NEED OF ROAD FUNDS CITED   State Dept. Engineer Says Only Tenth Of Necessary Money Is Available

Find Wreck o Car In Which Convicts Fled   Three States Alerted In Search For Young Michigan Refugees

Police Hunt Armed Thug:   Search Indiana Country For Desperadees Who Escaped Guards

PHONE PARLEY STILL FRUITLES:   Government Officials To Propose Compromise In Salary Deadlock

PHONE CONFEREES ~ ARE DEADLOCKED   U. S. CONCILEATORS TO SUBMIT “COMPROMISE WAGE FORMULA” TODAY,

Compromise Formula To Be Offered Today  Statement Issued by  . , ee » Pers ae eee Pe 4   Statement Issued by Two Conciliators of Labor Department

POLICE STILL LOOKING FOR ABDUCTOR OF ALICE DEVINE   One Suspect Is Cleared Of Being Implicated After Facing The Girl

 At Nocturnal Parley Kidnaped Girl Meets Suspect, Savs ‘This ls Not The Man’

High School Girl Fails to Identify Kidnaping Suspect   Says “This is Not the Man” at Secret’ Meet Early This Morn

Ex-Convict Not Devine Abductor: Mother Concurs   Police Reveal Secret Meeting With Sheltor For Identification

Suspect Freed As Kidnaper  San Francisco Man SS eres © oe ee ee ee ©

Consumers Likely To Face Suit   Unless Property Transferred To Beatrice April 15

REPARATIONS DISCREPANCY BAREDBY RED   Sovict Speaker Says Anglo - American  ‘Take’ More

‘Wartime Speculation in U.S. Bonds iMav Brine Congressional Inquiry

Solons May Probe Wartime Speculation in U.S. Bonds  Senator Ferguson Says It Would Be "Very Interesting" to Check Federal Officials:

PARIS POLICE SEIZE MAJOR RAIL TERMINAL   New Premier Promises Quick Action Toward Solving Economic Crisis

Pool Resigns As Chairman Botany Dept.   After 40 Years Service; Ray Named Successor

BRITISH SEIZE 23 JEWISH LEADERS OF UNDERGROUNI   Violence Continues in Palesfine; Army Camp Attacked

British Capture Key Underground ~ Jewish Leader:   25 Captives Being—Flown From Palestine to Kenya For Internment

NAB 25 KEY LEADERS IN PALESTINE   British Fly “Them Out of, ‘Country at Once

British Clamp Down On Jews in Palestine   Some: Prominent ‘Figures Among Those Captured

MERCURY TO RISE IN MISSOURI TODAY   Forecaster Says No New Cold Snap Is in Sight and Warmup Should Continue a While.

Yanks Top Bums 5-2, Win Series    Fireman Joe Page Slams Door In Clutch for Great Climax

Over 3.000 Are Already Published   Anderson Says Two Weeks Needed To Complete List

Hickenlooper Convinced No Secret Atomic Data Is in Foreign Hands

Atom Secret NotDivulged. Says Solon   Rankin, However, Says It’s Silly To Say Sergeants Wanted Souvenirs

War on Prices Assailed Anew   Truman Doubts Quiz Will Drop Costs

Clark's Drive Against Soaring Prices Attacked   Congressman Terms Campaign ‘Fantastic

PRICE PROBE UNDER ATTACK FROM ALL SIDES   Wages Held Main Item i Higher Costs; CIO Seeks Rationing

Gunfire Marks Driver Strike; Buses Attacked   One Trainee Wounded’ ‘And Another Arrested On. ‘ Gun-Toting Charge: » In Mississip pt

Yule Parade Sponsors Meet Next Tuesday   Mammoth Parade To Open Christmas Season Here Thursday, ~~ Dec 4, 7:30 P. M.

MacArthur Declares Jap Peace Terms Should Be Realistic  Punitive or Arbitrary Action Unwanted, Allied Chief States

Chief Says World Shortage s Worse Than Year Ago; Gives Report Of Special Committee

Hopeful Needs Can Be Met WithoutCalling Special Session   Return of Rationing, Price Controls Left Up to Congress

Expresses Hope That Emergency Aid Can Be Met Without An Extra Session

Citizens Unit To Undertake  [  . ; * U.S Campaign   Special Congress Call Will be Explored  by Congress Leaders At Conference Monday   Charlee Luckman Named

Waste Less Food Is Plea of President   Decision on Speciat Congress Session to Be Made Next Monda'

Chief Executive Asks Voluntary Saving of Food By U.S. Public; Special Session And Other Help Methods Will Be Discussed Monday At Meeting Of Party Leaders

Waste Less Is Pres'dent's: Plea  in-Effort to Adjust World Economy          EMERGENCY SESSION OF  CONGRESS NOT LIKELY

‘President Hopes Special Session Won't Be Needed   Emergency Session Will Be Discussed At Conference Monday

Hopes’ Emergency Aid Can Be Met Without Session of Congress, . He Tells Reporters

Truman Pleads For Americans To Save Food   Hopes For Emergency Europe Aid With: -No Special Session

Renewal of Control Up  To Congress   President Hopes to Avoid Emergency Session but Leaves Question To Be Discussed Monday

May Summon Congress If Necessary   Saving of Food to Help Feed Europe; Calls Party Leaders

HOPES TO OBTAIN AID WITHOUT SPECIAL MEET   Truman Says Congress Will Have To Decide on Renewal nf Rationing

Hopes Foreign Relief Gah Be Accomplished Wit out Calling Conaress _

BELIEVES CALL FOR CONGRESS HAY NOT COME   Hopes Aid Can Be Atconplished Without Special Ses   slon; Deplores Waste.

Leader Calls Upon Nation to Economnize   Shortage Abroad Now Worse Than Year: Ago, ‘Committee Reports ;

He’Still Hopes Special Session Not Necessary.  - Plan: Will’ Hélp US

Truman Asks Americans To Help Europe   NO SPECIAL § SESSION IS SOUGHT BY U. S, PRESIDENT

He Still Hopes’ Special: Session Not Necessary  Plan Will Help: US.  Bureanann Natiane

Close Study. Of Marshall Aid Proposal Is Promised   Monday Conference To Produce Decision On Special Session

SAVING WOULD AID IN FUROPEAN RELIEF NO SPECIAL SESSION SET  PRICE CONTROL RETURN, - RATIONING SAID UP TO CONGRESS BY TRUMAN

President Cites Need to Relieve Hunger Abroad   Points Out Family Budget Would Be Aided

Food Conservation Would Aid Family Budgets as Well as Combating World Hunger,  Truman Savs.   RETURN OF RATIONING IS UP TO CONGRESS

HOPES SPECIAL CONGRESS CALL NOT NECESSARY   President Says Ration Return Is Matter for Congressmen to Decide

May Spare Congréss  Extra Call   Return of Rationing and Price Control Are Matters for Congress, We Goes   Meeting Scheduled

President Urges Halt of Food Waste to Assist in Europe Aid. Price Dror

Truman Said He Hopes Eme: gency Ald Can Be Mot Without Congress Call.   QUESTION 16 LEFT oprn   Will Be Explored at Confer ence He Will Have Monday:

SPECIAL F COMMITTEE NAMED   President Hopes To Avoid Special Session   To Precede Action On Marshall Aid Plan, Chief Executive States

Return of Rationing, Price Controls Matters for Congress to Decide’   President Hopes Emergency Aid Can Be Met Without Special Session, But Question Is Left Open: Reports Situation Worse Than Last Yea

Special Session May Be Avoided President Says  stiwame {( Ammitbaa   Citizens Committee Named To Consider Aid Program

Decision On Special Call Due Monday   Says Rationing Up To Congress

Committee Seeks Aid ForEurope  Teh Leaders Of Congre  Mest ide wdey

Asks Americans To Save Food  For Europeans   President Truman Hopes Emergency Can Be Met Without Congress Meeting.   Congress Must Decide Problem of Rationing

Waste-Less Program Wil. Aid Europe And Help American Budgets, Naisan Tald.

President Hopes Emergency Aid to Europe Can Be Met Without Special Session

‘Truman Hopes Emergency Can Be Met   To Hold Conference To Decide On Spe Cict] Seaselian:

TEMPERATURES   LEAVES RETURN OF RATIONING TO CONGRESS   Announces Special Session Decision : To Come On Monday

Special Session Is Undetermined   lruman Expresses Hope Europe’s Kmergency Need Can Be Met Without Calling Congress; Committee Named

Urges Less Waste   In Awaited Statement On Food and Prices President Asks Tight Rein on Home Rudvet

Truman Hopes Special Session Can Be Avoided   Question To Be Explored At Conference Monday With Conaressional Leaders

Appeals For Conservation To Combat Hunger And Communism Abroad—Rationing And Price Controls Are Matters For Congress To Decide, He Points Out —Leaves Open Question Regarding Emergency Session To Deal With Situation

Urges All To Save Food For Hungry Europe   President Hopeful Emergency Aid Can Be Met Without Special Sessi Committee Asks

Antiwaste Campaign Proposed   Special Session Decision Waits on Talk With Solons

Cites Waste in America   President Hopes Special Session Not Necessarv

Congress May Not iBe Recalled   President Has 4-Point Program To Conserve Pood. Aid Furone

Americans Are Asked to Conserve Food   Truman Hopes Monday Meet Will Decide Session Not Necessary

Points to Large Wheat Loss; Says Conference of Congress Leaders’  Will Make Special Session Decision

Americans Asked To Help Combat Hunger in Europe   President Still Hopes That Emérgency Can Be Met Without, A Speci! Seceian

Supreme Court  Of State Rules Oleo Fee Out  Sustains Decision OF Nannhin Caunte   Sustains Decision Of Dauphin County Common Pleas Court

Two Leaders Offer Views on Labor Lav   Independent Union and Ferm Bureau Chiefs are Heard

O'NEAL, UNION HEAD SUBMIT VVIS ON LAN   Differ on Closed Shop Issue and Requirements for Protection.

Bargain Outlaw Revision  Is Asked   Cooling Off Period Is Advocated By Union Chief

Urges Congress Outlaw Strikes, Force Mediation   But Independent Unionist Opposes In Lump Style Proposed Labor Laws

UNION LEADE ASKS STRIKE BAN   Jurisdictional Disputes Hit Cooling Off Time Asked

Demands Public Protection in Economic Wars   Farm Bureau Favors Laws That Are Not One-Sided

ASKS CONGRESS 10 CURB BARGAINING   independent Union Leader Annraves Mediation

Unionist Favors Restrictive Laws   Tells Labor Committee To Make The Proposed Changes.

Demands Probe of Labor Bill's Analysis  President Truman to Announce Decision on Friday

UNION CHIEFS URGE VETO OF STRIKE CURBS   WHITE HOUSE WILL GIVE DECISION TO CONGRESS FRIDAY

HARTLEY ASSAILS NLRB'S ANALYSIS OF LABGR MEASURE   Declares It Is “Distorted” and Resembles Strikingly One Prepared by G EO.) Lawyer.   URGES INVESTIGATION BY HOUSE COMMITTEE   White House Swamped With  700,000 Messages About Bill Which Truman Will Sign or Veto Friday.

Truman Starts Work OnLabor Bill Message   Hartley Charges Analysis Of Measure ‘Grossly . Distorted

Heard as Truman’s Action Is Awaited; 700,000: Messages Flood White House

Harfley Demands House Investigation Of National Labor Relations Board Report, Declaring It Distorts Facts

‘Demands Probe of Labor Bill's Analysis  President Truman jo Announce

NLB Analysis Of Labor Bill Draws Fire   Truman Ponders Action On Bill; Flood Of Mail

FORMER AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL ACQUITTED   Schmidt Found Innocent 01  gee bem

Vienna People’s Court Acquits Pre-Anchluss  BAtinictor af Teencan

Jail Sentence ls Suspender   Judge Doubles Fine for Racine Woman

American Reds Won't Join New Communist Bod   But They'll Back Cominform’s War on Marshall Plan

1U.S. Communists Favor, But Will Not Join New Nine-Nation Red Group

Milwaukee Pastor Held For Arson   Claimed That Dr, Lows Se Fire to Large Presby terian Uhurch

Sen. Vandenbera Assails Former Vice President   GOP and Demo Solons Join in Defense of Truman's Aid Program

Clark Starts —  ‘Grass Roots’  Prices Probe Wants Attorneys To Act Locally

TEXAS GETS BIGGESTSHARE  ~—__  Tech Again ‘Out In Cold’ On Funds As Solons End Session

‘TEXAS GETS BIGGEST'SHARE  Tech Again ‘Out In Cold On Funds As Solons End Session

Eisenhower Approached Regarding Columbia, owt! University Praia’

HE DIDN'T RESIGN  Eisenhower fo Remain as Chief of Staff This Year: Turns Down Columbia Offer

Eisenhower Has No Intention Of Quitting _As Chief-Of-Staff, Says

KE. REFUSES COLLEGE'S OFFER   Gen. Eisenhower Approached To Accept Presidency At Columbia Ll.

Eisenhower Reveals Columbia Offer"  KE’ MAY QUIT KEY ARMY DUTIES

Says Eisenhower Will Not Resign  Offered Presidency Columbia Univerci#tu

Ike Denies He’s Quitting   ‘Ne Truth to Report ' He Had Accepted Presidency of Columbia U.

Eisenhower Linked With Columbia U.   Report He Will Head University Meets Partial Denial

Gen. Eisenhower Offered Post as Head of Columbiz   ‘Army Staff Chief Refuse: to Accept Proffered University Presidency

Eisenhower Not Yet Ready to Quit _ Army Post for Columbia Presidency

Fisenhower Won't Quit For Columbia U. Pos?   General Says He Hus  Bear; ‘Approached About Tokina Schaal Peetetec

Kisenhower Not Yet Ready to Quit Army to Take Columbia Presidency

General Eisenhower Is Offered the Presidency of Columbia University

EISENHOWER REJECTS UNIVERSITY PRESIDENCY OFFER TO KEEP POSIT ‘AS CHIEF OF STAFF “THIS YEAR”

lke Spurns Job as Head Of University   Army Chief of Staff Turns Down Columbia Position

Restoration Of US Controls On Newsprint Urged  Small Publisher Is Hit Hardest

Restoration . Of Newsprint Lids Urged   Says Small Publisher Worse Off Now for Paper Than at Any -Time During the War

Small Publisher Worse Off for Newsprint Than During Days of the Wai

‘Dahlia’ Slaying Confession Eyed   Discrepancies Found in Soldier’s Story

Check Flaws in “Dahlia” Confession   Time Element ‘Puzzle in Dumais’ Story

British Set Up Ruthless Economy Cuts     Populace Rallies To  eer ce 7 -b oIl.ik..   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affaira Analyst

FORMER GESTAPO CHIEF IS SEIZED   Two Years of Hiding Out ir China Brought to End

HARLIE SCHMIDT, FORMER GESTAPO CHIEF, CAPTURED    Nazi Wartime Leader In China Found Hiding In Peining Home

Strike Shuts 77 Schools In Buffalo   Teachers Boycott Classes For Higher Pay; 60,000 Pupils Are Idle

Three-Fourths Of Buffalo's Teachers Quit  60,000 Pupils on   60,000 Pupils on Holiday—Other Walkouts Impend

Baffalo Teachers On Strike   77 Out of 98  Schools Closed; 2,200 Teachers Bovcott Classes

Teachers Quit Butfalo Classes  At TT Schools  Bovecot for Incraace   Boycott for Increase In Wages Involves 2,200 Instructors

Wisconsin GOP Backs Gov. Dewey   Stassen Second In Vote Taken At Convention

CREDIT ‘CURBS — ~ ARE FORECAS)   RATIONING., OF MEAT MAY  ALSO RECEIVE SERIOUS   CONSIDERATION BY : CONGRESS

QUICK ACTION TO BE ASKED ON CREDIT CONTROL   Signs On Capital Hill Alsc Point To Possible Return Of Meat Rationing

OF CREDIT AND MEAT CONTROLS   Leaders Are Confident Action Will Be Taken by Special Session

REDS GRAB OFF HUNGARY SEATS   Five Control Posts Taken Ir New Cabinet

COMMIES HUNGARY POWER   Five Seated at Control Posts In New Cabinet

Five Postsin Cabinet for Hungarians   Classic Fraud Elections Results Beain to Shaw

HUNGARIAN REDS GAIN FIVE POSTS   Bolster Position In Election U. S. Attacked As ‘Fraud’

¢. E. Convention Starts Today   IN ORANGE GIT¥Y TOWN HALI ' OCTOBRE 9-12

Aid For Hungary Is Nagy’s Hope   Says He Is Coming To United States To Gain Publicity

Nagy Expresses Doubt That U.N. Can Aid Hungary   Exiled Premier of Hungary Stops in Ireland on Way to  United States.

He Doubts, However, If His Country’s Woes Are a Matter to Be , Rroucht Before UN Grour

NAGY THINKS GREEK AID FORCED COUP   Exiled Former Hungarian Premier, on Way to the U. S., Says Communist Acts Were Direct Result of American Program.

EXILED PREMIER SAYS RED COUP IS. RETALIATION.   DOUBTS ABILITY OF UNITED NATIONS TO AID HUNGRIAN ROW

To Plead Hungary’s S   Exiled. Premier Nagy Says ‘Red Coup Direct Result of U.S. Aid  To Greece and Turkey

Exiled Hungarian Official To Carry ‘His Story of Coup to United States

Will Give Truth Of Hungary Case  Nagy Doubts It's One for the I] N

NAMES MISSOURIAN AS AID   ‘Truman Appoints Donald Dawson to $10,000 a Year Post.

ACCIDENTALLY BUYS TWO CARS Senate Group Gets Lesson In Auto Buying In Arnold Case

MIDWEST’S WAR DEAD NEAR HOME   402 Bodies Leave Chicago On Wednesday

SALARY BOOST IS ASSURED FOR TEACHERS   Final Adjournment of Legislature Will Be Delayed Until Tomorrow.

Retail Price List Reached All Time High   SURVEY SHOWS PRICES IN U. S. EXCEED RECORD

LIVING COSTS AT NEW RECORD HIGH   But Wholesale Price Drops On 900 Commodities Last Week, Says Bureau, _

Is Determined to Boycott New Assembly   Majority-Approved Marshall Pian Flaved by BRuesion

U.S, DELEGATE ‘MAKES CHARGE AGAINST ‘REDS   DECLARES nvsetA Horses TO “CONTROL FRANCE AND  _. ITALY THROUGH COM.  " MONs? BARTY-——

USES C TO BEAT U. 8. AID PROGRAM   Disclosure Made by Member of American Party in London

Senate Group Question Air General’s $4 Million Account   Hughes’ Publicity Man Kept Records Of Funds Sven! Ror Entertainment

War Investigating Committee Probe Of Secretary Krug, Film Beauties Involves Wide Range Of Bigwigs--Pearson

MAILS PAPERS OF SLAIN GIRL   Hottest. Lead. Is Reeeived By Police in.‘Black _ Dahlia’ Case ~

HOLDS OUT NE HOPE IN HEART ATTACK CASES:   “Resurrection” Ex-. perimenter Reverses Blood Circulation —

Laborites Vote Passage Two  Key Measures   Swamp Angry Conservative Protests Against Regime’s Nationalization Program

Labor Scores In British Vote On Added Controls   Transport And Real Estate To Be Na- Honalred.

LIBERALS 10 FIGHT ‘TOUGH LABOR BILLS   Group Confers With CIO Head. Philip Murray

UNIONS PLAN THEIR FICHT   GREEN’ REFUSES TO ATTEND  STRATEGY..MEETING BE. CAUSE HEAD OF CIO  WAS PRESENT

MOSES HITS LEWIS’ MINE SAFETY TALK   Charges Many Miners Balk at Rules

Beards Lewis On Subject Of ‘Mine Safety’   Harry M. Moses Asks UMW Leader to Stop .“Solv‘ing Preblem’”’ With “False Solutions’?

RUMORS OF TREASON WITHIN  WAR CABINET MAY BE ’ ELEARED UP BY DOCU  "MENTS -

Power Plant Engineer Quits In Controversy   Winterset Council Accepts Resignation of Supt. Roy A. Boling

Warren Asks CVP Boost   $40,000,000 More For Big Job Sought At Congress Hearing

50 Millions  Requested for C.V.P.   Says Money Needed to Build Up Industry, Provide More Jobs

A&M Probe Lulled by Holidays   Legislature to Begin Hearings Next Tuesday

EASTER BRINGS LULL Legislative Probers Will Open A&M Hearing Tuesday

A and M Troubles To Be Aired Before Legislative Group  Another ParisianPunished by Board

But Reveal No New Skeletons Fr oii~ the Closet of Emancipator Or Others of His Day

Lincoln Papers Provide Mine of Material iFor Students, Blank for Sensationalists

LINCOLN PAPERS SHED NEW LIGHT ON 1861-65 PERIOD   Prove Blank for SensationSeekers—Nothing Found to Implicate Officials in  His Assassination.   DISCLOSE 80 THREATS  AGAINST HIS LIFE   One Leiter Could Be Con. strued as Refutation of Stories Questioning President’s Parentage.

Documents Shed Added Light On ‘Abe’ Lincoln Papers Are Opened For Public

Nothing Fc ror yr sensation - seekers —  Much Background Data Revealed Ir  Opening Of Lincoln Documents

ABE LINCOLN’ PAPERS PROVE VALUED HOARD   SENSATION - SEEKERS FIND NOTHING IN DOCUMENTS

‘Richest’? Find of Lincoln Material Discovered as Collection Is Opened

Lincoin Papers ‘Disappointing’  Rich Collection Proves to Be Blank as ‘Sensational’

Emporians Speed Friendship Train On Way to Europe   Drew Pearson, Gov. Carison Speak to Crowd of 1,500 Her co ieee: Pingite Bol slael

Emporians Speed Friendship Train On Way to Europe   Drew Pearson, Gov. Carlson Speak to  Crowd of 1,500 Here w--Pour Core Acdedtad

COOL WEATHE ~ YIELDS, FRUIT DAMAGE LIGHT   All. Streams Except Neosho And Verdigris Recede in Northeast Oklahoma

QUESTION BILBO WILL'S VALIDITY   Believe Prior Settlement With Estranged Wife May Void It

President Turns Control. Atemic Energy Program Into Civilian Hands

ATOM PROGRAM CONTROL SHIFTS   Truman Signs Energy Plans Over To Civil Group

Trowbridge To Speak at Cotton Carnival   Cong. Zimmerman to Be Guest of Honor on Saturday

Death in ‘Air Trips Runner for Dope Ring   -$3,000,000:Heroin — Cache’ Discovered in. * Dead-Man’s Lugqade

HAD $3 MILLION HEROIN SUPPLY IN LUGGAGE   International Drug Ring Seen

RUNNER'S’ DEATH OPENS DOPE PROBI   Heroin Worth $3,000,000 Is Found in Luggage

Narcotics ‘Runner’ Dies on Plane; Luggage Yields 3 Million in Drugs

HUGE FORTUNE IN DRUGS FOUND ON DEAD RUNNEE   Man Who Dies In Airplane Carried Three Millions in Narcotics

Drug Smuggler Dies of Heart Attack On Plane; $3,000,000 Worth of Heroin Found In His Luggage

Officers Seek Foiled Lynchers   Five Carolinas Men  Held In Rape Cases

Machine Guns Used in Battle By Arabs, Jews   Bloody Engagement Is Fought in Sector  Near Tel Aviv. Jaffa

Partition  Violence Spreads in  Middle East   Jews and Arabs Fight Gun Battle: And Death Toll  Increases to 31

Red Blood Cells Must Be Kept Up lf You Want To Fool Alive   Thousaads Now Regaining Old Time Pep, Vigor and Drive By Releasing Vibrant Energy To Fuapry Mijerla Rien Call .

ramet T. hen   ‘As Vibrance Energy is Released To Every Musele. Fibre Cell

Try an GPTIC Crasstied, OPTIC advertising pays.   Red Blood Cells: Must Be Kept Up TtYou Want To ‘Feel Alive   Thousands Now Regaining Ol Time Pep, Vigor and Drive By Releasing Vibrant Energy To - Buoery Miscle. Fibre. Cell

Red Blood Cells Must Be Kept Up if You Want To Feel Alive   Thousands Now Regaining Old ‘Time Pep, Vigor and Drive By Releasing Vibranc EnecgyTo Evere Muccle. Fibre. Cell

Red Blood Cells Must Be Kept Up if You Want To Feel Alive   Thousands Now Regaining Old - Time Pep, Vigor and Drive By  Releasing Vibrant Energy To Busry Mrerla Whee Oo

Tornado Roars Into Nebraska With Big Toll   Yellowstone Park Workers Die in. Rescue Attempt Through Heavy Snow

Floods, Snow And Tornado  Start Summer  1% Reakavwsd Tinea   15 Believed Dead as Result of Varied Freaks of Weather

Aid Schedule Must Be Stepped up Drastically, Says Paul Nitze; Byrd Asks Full Report on Plight

REUTHER ASKS SPECIAL MEET FOR CONTROLS   Byrd Urges Truman To Make Report On Crisis

Byrd Calling For Truman Crisis Report   Senator Against New Aid Program Without ‘Facts’

U.S. Must Hasten Funds to Save _ Europe, Aid Says  Warns Anything Can Happen As Many Nations Totter

More Than 2 Feet Fall on Largest City   Downpour Slacks Up but Continues to Fall

Record Of 20.9 Inches Made In 1888 Over-Shadowed By 1.8 Inches An Hour Avalanche Falling During Most Of Yesterday -

rt  Turbulent Storm Frem Atlantic Dumpe 28.4 Inch Avalanche of Snow Over All: Avenues of Transcortation

Lifelines of City All but Paralyzed   Emergency Steps Taken as Storm Hits Arer

Four Persons Dead; Sub: ways Save Day for City Residents; S u bu rban ites Stuck; Hotel: Crowded. nA

16 HOURS FALL IS DEEPER THAN BLIZZARD IN ‘88   Avalanche Of Snow Stops At 9:10; Averaging 1.8 Inches An Hour

OOD, TRAIN, BUS SERVICES ARE CRIPPLED   City’s Giant Port Lifeless, Airplanes Grounded — Fire Emergency Greatest in History.   LINES OF STALLED CARS ON STREETS   Subways Save Day for City Residents — Six Lose Lives in Greatest Downfall on Record.

New Official Is Sworn in; Arnall Quits Bitter Row   Role of Challenger To Talmadge Goes to Lieutenant Governor

Thompson Will Fight Talmadge   Lieutenant Governor Makes Demand For Georgia Post

Arnall Resigns When Thompson Assumes Office   lievtenant Governor Of Georgia To Take Up Battle for Governorship

THOMPSON NOW CLAIMS THE OFFICE   Arnall Warns ! >People Liberty i, In Danger

Will Press Court Suit For Office   Takes Up Fight After Arnall Surrenders

ARNALL RESIGNS. AFTER THOMPSON ASSUMES OFFICE   Latter Declares He Is by Law Now Acting Governor of Georgia   FIGHT IS TQ CONTINUE   Suit to Oust Talmadge Wit! Be Pushed, Declares Li. Governor

LT. GOVERNOR CARRIES FIGHT TO TALMADGI   Retiring Executive Hurls Charge Of Anarchy

Warning Of War In Middle East Sounded   Arabs Say That Palestine’s Division Will Plunge Area Into State Of War

WAY CLEARED FOR ACTION BY ANOTHER MOVE   Delegates to Council Involved in Long  5-Hour Fight

WARNING OF WAR GIVEN BY ARABS   Forcible Partitioning o Palestine Will Mean ‘State of War’

Middle-Eastern War Threatened By Arabs   Second United Nations Assembly Will Open Todav

Arabs Warn of War on Eve of U.N. Assembly’s Opening  Firmly Aaainst Creation af Tewich   Firmly Against Creation of Jewish State in Palestine, One of Questions on Which U. N. Must Act

HUGE COTTON CROP IS BEING GATHERED IN NAVARRO COUNTY  EXPECTED TO PUT SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS

HUGE COTTON CROP I$ BEING GATHERED IN NAVARRO COUNTY   EXPECTED TO PUT SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS IN FARMERS’ POCKETS

MAXIMOS HEADS GREEK CABINET   Leader of U.S, Aid Denies Friction

LICENSE GRANTS OIL FOR RUSSIA   Special Export Permit Issued By Commerce Department

Sea Rescue Expedition Saves “Susie, Top Rat-Catcher, From Watery Grave

 —BUDGET— 100 Million Balance For Ohio, Claim  Figure Is Double Previous Estimate

FOUR HUNDRED ARE QUIZZED IN THE MANN ERING MYSTER}   “SIXTY NEW YORK ‘DETEC: TIVES SEEK THE SLAYER OF FORMER SCREEN ACTRESS

LOCAL POLIO DRIVE UNDER FULL STEAM   Many Groups Join in Campaign; More Money Needed Now

Texan Urges Outlawing of ClO Suits   100 Per Cent Tax On All Sums Poid Asked by Senator

O'Daniel Urges Congress Outlaw Portal Pay Suits   Texan Says State Of Uncertainty Created Is ‘Stagnating’ Industry

Portal Pay Suits Said CIO “Club”   Have Created State of Uncertainty and Almost Siagnated Industry, One Senate Leader Declared

O'DANIEL RAPS PORTAL SUITS   Senator Urges Congress T« Outlaw Actions Brought By Union Leaders

$4 Billion Cut To Be Held Until January, Knutson Says   Martin Had Favored Putting Foreign Aid Bills First

May Hold Tux Cut Legislation Out Of Special Session   Chairman Knutson Says He Expects Measures to Be Held  Fn nn ere

No Tax Debate In November   GOP to Wait until Regular Session Instead of Nov. 17

. _ FORECAST -Bill Due At Term In January   DECISION SET. AFTER PARLEY

Row in Special Session Avoided  Move l eavec Canarecec Free ta Act

Tax Reduction To Be Deferred Until January   Republican Leaders Won't Raise Issue At Special Session

GOPs Abandon Tax Reduction   Leaders Don't Look For Tax Talk Until Tanuary.

‘REPUBLICAN LEADERS APPARENTLY ABANDON uick ACTION PLANS  RITT BOR RENIICTION   BILL FOR REDUCTION OF LEVIES LIKELY TO GO OVER PAST JAN. 1

Move for Legislation at Special Meet Abandoned; Drive in January Looms

GOP Drop Tax Cutting For Present   No Legislation Will Be Presented at Special Session

GOP ABANDON ALL PLANS TODAY FOR TAY BENIICTION   The High Command Took This Action Before Special Session.   CONVENES ON NOV. 17   Knutson Said He Expected the Matter to Go Over Until January.

TAX CUT ACTION ABANDONED AT NOV. 17 SESSION   Knutson Discloses Plans’ Tc Hold Up Measure After Parley With Martin

GOP To Defer Tax Cut Bill Until January  Knutson, Martin Hold Conterence

Knutson Believes Tax Cut Delayed   GOP Leadershir Drops Plans For Bill

PARTY WILL PUT OFF ISSUE UNTIL JANUARY, IS PLAN   REPUBLICANS PLEDGE TO CONTINUE FIGHT FOR TAX REDUCTION

Abandon Plan for Tax Relief At This Time   GOP Leaders Decide Against Taking It Up at Extra Session

Republican High Command Seen Posiponing Tax Reduction Plan   Knutson Declares He Believes Bill Will Be Held Over Until January

Giving Up Plans For Tax Cut Act In Special Meet?  GOP Expects Them tc Go to January Session

Plan For Tax Cut Measure  Is Abandoned   Tax Legislation Will Not Be Considered at Special Session; First Matter of Business in January.

TAX SLASH FOR EXTRA SESSION   Knutson Says Reduction Will Be First on List at Regular Congress

GOP Abandons Tax Reduction a' Special Session   Knutson Emphasizes His Bill Will Be Top Issue in January

Postpones Drive for Cuts Until January   Reduction Will Have Priority Then, Minnesotan Says

Republicans Abandon Plans To:Lower Taxes   Knutson Expects Reduction To Go Over To January

G.0.P. TO SEEK TAX CUT DURING LATER SESSION   Knutson to Wait After Talk with Speaker Martin

TAX SLASHING GIVEN UP FOR SPECIAL TERM   REPUBLICANS HOLD UP BILL UNTIL JANUARY

Special Term Will Not Get Tax Cut Bill   Republicans Will) Carry Question Over To Regular Session Of Congress

GOP High Command Abandons Plans for In troducing Tax Measure at Special Session.

May Come Up In January .... ‘Tax Reduction This  Year Held Unlikely

May Not Ask Tax Cut at Special Meet   Knutson Expects Tax Slash Bill  To Go Over to  January

Extra Session Not To Get Tax Cut Bill   Knutson, After Talking With Speaker, Expects Measure To Wait Until Regular Meetine

Program Will Be Held Over Until January   Tax Cuts Will Be First Subject In Reaular Session

Measure To Be Postponed Until Regular Session   Will Be Made First Business Of Next Year For Congress

Republicans To Act in January.  Knutson Announces — - Change ir Program

EXPECT DELAY UNTIL JANUARY   Knutson Thinks Republicans Won't Ask For Action Now   TALKS WITH MARTIN

Republicans Abandon Tax Cut Plans  Knutson Expects Measure To Go Over Uiittl Januar’

Republicans to Abandon Tax ‘Cut Measure Until January  No Action On Tax Issue Expected  Rinetanm Canin! €acctan at CaAwoarece

GOP Leaders Abandon Plans For Tax Slash   Knutson’ Holds Meeting With Martin, Reveals Measure Deferred  Until January +

Ship Survivors Taken From Isle  Probable Death Toll Is Placed At 49

Soviet Move: On Austrian Cabinet Seen  ’ Russians Make  r . oe yO   Russians Make No Comment on -Truman’s Blast

Russians Move On  Austria   Diplomats See Red’s Declaration as Reply to Truman Doctrine

Communists In New Move in Austria   Swift Moving Events Seen As Stalin’s Answer to Troman’s Program;. U.S.   To Demand Inauiry

Red Maneuvers For New ‘Grab’  Seen In Vienna   Commmnist Leader Claims Moscow Opposes Peace Treaty With Present Government   Coup In Budapest Flayed By Truman   Bulgarian Party Official Arrested, Charged With Plotting Against Reds In Sofia

Russia Reported ~ Unwilling To Deal With the Current  Regime in Vienna

Communist Threat Seen In Austria   Swift-Moving Events Held Stalin’s Reply  To Truman Doctrine

Austria Appears Next For Action   Allied Treaties Will Push Red Soldiers Out

RUSSIAN SURGE HITS BULGARIA; AUSTRIA NEXT?      Bulgarian Leader I[s Jailed For Opposing Communist Administration; Soviet Seen With Designs On Austria.

Moscow May Refuse To Sign Pact   Foe Of Reds Afrested In  Rulaaria

Red Maneuver Is Reported in Vienna Today  Adds to Events : In Balkan States

37.5 Billion Requested;  Small Balance Forecast   NEW YORK COTTON   GOP ASSAILS BUDGET ESTIMATE AS HIGH

It Aggregates $37,528,000,000 for the Year Beginning July 1; Called a Tight Budget.   REPUBLICANS DID NOT AGREE WITH HIM   “Shocking Disappointment”

Amount Termed Excessive By Republicans  They're Wanting Reduction In Expenditures

GOP Assails Truman Budget As Excessive  Split On Question Of Tax Reduction; Income Levy Drop May Onlv Hit 10%

Would Spend Nearly A Third For Defense   Foresees First Balanced Budget In 18 Years If Re publicans Force No Tax Slashes In Next Year And A LAI

G. 0. P.S RAP TRUMAN BUDGET   Republicans :Sharply Di. vided On Question Of Cutting Taxes   DEMOCRATS SUPPORT

GOP REACTION IS THAT CASH MARK TOO BIC   Democrats Support President's Figures; Solons Differ on Tax Reduction   GOVERNMENT EXPENSES TOO HIGH. SOLON SAYS

Truman Opposes Plan To Reduce Taxes on Income   First Balance Since 1930 Is Reached in President's Message

GOP Senators Beat Truman to Budget Punch:   Say Government Expenses Must Be Cut Over 3 Billion

$37 Billion Is Excessive Republicans Say; Rift Opens On Tax Slash Issue

Budget Gets Blast of G.0. P.   Five Billion More Than Congress Will Spend, Says Capehart

GOP Leaders Assail Budget As Excessive   But Divide Sharply On Tax Cutting; Demos Support Estimate

Figures Lashed As ‘Excessive’ By Republicans   Both Democrats and GOP Leaders Divided on Tax-Cut Question

SHARP SPLIT ON QUESTION OF TAX SLASH   Bridges, Chairman Of Appropriations Radv. Disappointed

Republicans Split Over Proposal To Cut Tax Revenue   THE BUDGET AT A GLANCE By The Associated Press YEAR ENDING JUNE 30

REPUBLICANS TERM BUDGET EXCESSIVE’   GOP Spokesmen Says Congress to Cut $5,000,000

GOP Assails Truman's Budge! As Excessive _  Divide Sharply on Malter Of Tax Slash; Democr Even Favors Tax Increase

Republicans Rap President's 1947 Budget Figures   SAY FIGURES TOO HIGH BUT DIVIDED ON TAX CUTS

STUDENTS PROTEST U. S. OCCUPATION   Senators Shocked A. Budget Demand

Production Hike Believed Solution   Manufacturers Claim Purchaser's Power Increased Over Production

AMY PRISONERS JUMP FROM TRAIN   Camp Cooke Barracks Now Heme for 41 Military Detention Cases.

Truman May Cal Special Session   Aid to Europeans To Be Discussed With Cor

TRUMAN ENVOY TO CALL ON POPE   Taylor To Discuss Efforts toward Lasting Pease

PSEA REJECTS  WAGE PLAN FOR  STATE TEACHERS   $1800 Boost Seen Inadequate; Claim Problem Unsolved

LEGISLATORS ‘WAIT AND SEE’   GO HOME TO PONDER STATE'S HUGE  Aerie

LEGISLATURE COMPLETES» FIRST MONTH   Adopt ‘Wait and See’ Attitude Toward Budget.

Doudna Resigns: Protests Action   Secretary Leaves Normal School Post

Doudna Resigns in Wage Protest   Action Follows Failure to Meet $1500 Pay Increase

Talmadge Named Governor Of Georgia; Arnall Refuses To Surrender Office

GEORGIA: HAS TWO GOVERNOR   Gov. Arnall Refuses t Turn State Over te Talmadge, Chosen By Legislature.

DEATH ENDS TURBULENT CAREER   Politician Had Been In Public Life For 47. Years 

To Explore Free Trade In Europe   Customs Union Idea Will ‘Re Studied  As Self-Help Move: Under Marshall Plan

To Consider Free Trade Union Plan   13 Nations to Study Plan as Se/f-Help Move in Marshall Plan

A EUROPEAN CUSTOMS UNIT IS PROPOSED   Union of 13 Nations to Provide Self-Heip Under Marshall Plan by Promoting Free Trade Will Be Considered.

European Nations Consider Forming A Customs Union  Soviet Group Is Invited To Join

Customs Union to Be Discussed at Paris Conference   ' European Nations To Study Plan for Self-heln Project

International Grour Seeks to Unite For Self-Help Move  Action Is Proposed In Compliance With Marshall Plan

Customs Union With Russia Is Drafted in Europe   Members Would Thus Maintain Complete Free Trade Among Themselves

BRITAIN'S ROYAL ~ FAMILY RETURNS   Huge Crowd On Hand As Three-Month Trip to South Africa Ends

Five Unions Say Operators Adopt Lockout Tactics   200,000 Workers Will Take ‘Suitable’ Steps In Row, Curran Avers

Maritime Unions Charge Lockout; : Threaten Strike   Curran, NMU President, Warns Schwellenbach of Impending Tieup

Tieup Of Shipping Is Threatened For. The Entire Nation   200,000 Marine Workers Expect To Act: Midniaht Saturday Is Deadline

Shipping Tie-Up ls Threatened By ClO Leaders   Nationwide Strike Looms With Deadline at Saturday Midnight

NATION-WIDE SHIP - STRIKE THREATENED      » I. 0, Leaders Accuse Operators of Stalling te Ferestall Contract Demands.

RAISER DEFIANT AS WITNESS IN PLANE PROBE   Challenges. Senators To Unmask Powerful Forees   CARDS STACKED   V oiced” Threats Tc Run Him Out  . OF Toun

URGES SUPPORT OF “LEFTISTS”   Prominent Americans Urgo. Sup~ port of Non ConiithistLett and Marshall Plan as Alternatlys to European Collapse ~— Grouy Includes Mes. Eleanor Koosevelt and Sumner Wells,

Prominent. ‘Americans Urge. Sup“port of Non-Communist Left and Marshall ‘Plan’ as’ Alternative to European:  Collapse: — - Group Includes Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt . and Surmer Wells,

Cultural Funds Get Appeal From Secretary Marshall   In Heated Secret Session Cabinet Member  Protests Pianned Cuts

$1,430,360;000 Foreign Aid Bill Goes to Senate   Committee Adds $80,000,000 to Limit Set in House

FOOD REGULATIONS WILL BE ENFORCED   MANY VIOLATIONS HAVE BEEN FOUND HERE

Corn, Soybeans Make Progress  Cool Weather Good for Maturing Crops

Regents For Texas, A. And M. Announced  Board Members Are Named By Jester

NEW. VIGLENCE HITS PALESTINE   Extremist Organization Warns of f is ni Palestine: Com: ons ‘aud British Military Support — American Roquest to Halt Sabotage Rejected.

PALESTINE  ON BRINK OF NEW VIOLEN 4   Truce of — : Recent Weeks Declated Ended

Tornado Hits In Louisiana   125 Homes Flattened In Town of De Ridder

Small Nations Ask For Voice in Policing Germany  Australia Declares Present System Proving Unsuitable

DOUBLE WEDDING   fe ee Bee  ie ae ee     Mauk - Sandell Danielson . Sandell

Proposal Headed ” To State Senate   Measure Affects Veterans, Lodge Organizations

House Passes Liquor ByDrink Bill M2 To 41   Senate Sends Two More Bills To Governor

Forresia! : Slated To Be  New Defense Secretary  Fo. or: Unified Armed For orces

Phillips Protests Innocence After Second Death Verdict For Murder

Tenant Farmer Is Found Guilty In Second Trial   Phillips Again Sentenced To Die

AIRSOL. INC. ES SU EN   'Fiem Alleges Breach of Contract Br Deodorant Wanufacturer

AIRSOL, INC. Is SLED   Firm Alleges Rreach of Cortract Rv Deodorant Manufacturer

Warn Unions About Compliance With Taft-Hartley Bill   Must File Information With NLRB or Lose Board Services

PRESSURE 15 PUT ON LABOR UNIONS   DENHAM THREATENS TO TLIOW OCT 3,000 CASES UNLESS THEY REGISTER,

UNIONS MUST FILE ANTI-RED DECLARATIONS   General Counsel of NLRB Issues Order Effective at Once

EX-WAC ROUTS HER ATTACKER   Detroit Policewoman Uses Judo Tricks; Man Is Captured

Hirohito-MacArthur Talk Believed Centered on U. S. Defense Plans

MacArthur and Japanese Empero} In Conference That Raises Bic Question Among Anxious Nipponese

Defense of Isles Japan's Worry   Wonder if U. S. Will Undertake Problem

Unarmed Japanese Want To Know Who Wil Protect Them Against Aggressor Nation

CALLS ON MACARTHUR   May Have Asked  U. $8. To Undertake Defense Of Japan.

Emperor Hirohito Talks Again With MacArthur  New Constitution Is Subject Of Long Meeting

--DEFENSE ISSUE WORRIES JAPS— Hirohito Pays Fourth Visit To MacArthur

Emperor Hirohito And MacArthur Confer For Fourth Time; Japanese Speculate As To Discussion Subject

Japs Worried Aboui Defense Plans Of U. S.   New Jap Premier May Be Socialist

MacArthur-Hirohito Talk Gives Rise To Question: Will U.S. Defend Japan?   sSuhiert Not Diculeed

POSE NIPSECURITY QUESTION   Hirohito, Mac Talk Privately; Topic Speculated

MacArthur And Hirohito Confer On Constitution  U. S. Defense Of  Japan Question

Japs Look To U.S. For Help   Seek Guarantees of Defense Against Aggres‘gion; Hirohito Again  Visits Gen. MacArthur

HIROHITO, M'ARTHUR HOLD FOURTH PARLEY   Would U. S. Defend Japan? Tokyo Speculates

Hirohito Checks With MacArthur On Constitution   daps Anxious To Lear: Answers To Number GE Ouestions.

Hirohito-MacArthur Conference Arouse:  Speculation On U. S. Defense Of Japan

Hirohito And M’ Arthur Go Into Huddle   Japs Speenlate On Whethe: They Disenssed Defense Of Japan By United Sintes

FILIBUSTER SEENLN...  TEXAS SENATE OVER  NEW ROAD FUND PLAN HARRIS APPEARS TO BE  — OPPOSING BILL THROUGH HOLDING TIP ALT ACTION

Warns That Commun: ism Is Pushing Its Way Across Continents Laying Hold On Youth

US. Supported By British in Soviet Conflict   Russians Voted Down on Three Issues by UN

BRITISH SUPPORT FOR U.S AGAINST RUSSIA SEEN_.   Expect McNeil Will Reply to- Soviet . Charges at UN Meeting Today

reave-rio: Everyone Was A-pumping And A-praying During Sea Rescue

Thrilling Story About Rescue of Portuguese In 35-Foot Waves Told

SCHOONER GREW OF 31 RESCUED   U. S. Hospital Ship Goes To Aid Of Sinking Craft In Atlantic

 Rescuers Tell TheirStoryof WayPortuguese  Fishermen Were Saved 640 Miles Out at Sea:

BLAME ARSONIST IX HOTEL: FIRE   One Person Burns to Death, Three Others Critically Injured as Fire Sweeps Two-Story Hotel In Los Anreles.

Big Manhunt Under Way In Indiana,  Two Of Six Ohio Escapees  Recaptured

Ex-Convict Hunted After Bodies of His Wife and Her Parents Are Found in Hom

HUNT SLAYER OF 3 IN TOLEDO   Ex. Convict Husband of One Victim Sought in Triple,

Three Found  Slain in House   Toledo Police Hunting Ex-Convict for Questioning in Deaths

Baby Dies after Killer Slays Three, iLeaves Small Boys in Unheated House:

SLA YINGS— Three Found Murdered In Toledo Home  Baby Is Victim LVL RA mm lowed bie!

Hunt Ex-convict as Slayer of 3  Two Little Children Left by Murderer

BABY’S DEATH FOLLOWS TOLEDO TRIPLE MURDER   Infant Exposure Victim as Mother, Grandparents Are Slain; Ex-Con Sought

lt Could Happen Only In China  Communist General Changes Sides. Now Government General

PAIR WILL FACE MURDER CHARGE   Two Wisconsin Ex-Convicts Admit Killing Stucent, Assaulting Co-ed

Captured Pair Connected To Other Crime:   Two Wisconsin Desperadoes In Kidnap-Murder Case Linked To Other Shootings   SURRENDER AFTER FARM HOME SIEGE

Texas Young Demos Blast Closed Shop   James Brinkley, Housten, Named:  Club President

Young Democrats Of Texas Blast At Closed Shop  All Opposition Buried   All Opposition Buried As Resolutions Adopted Ry Rousing Voice Votes

CHINESE REDS WIN VITAL RAIL CITY   SMASH LAST RESISTANCE AY SHIHEIACHWANG—TOWN A RICH PRIZE.

Communists Capture Rail Center  Chinese Suffer Major Loss as Raciilt anf Nyatared

“COURT HOUSE NEWS  TEPER UECETEGE POUT CPEOTE TET Ear sere erer esate ee

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Education In Need Of More Resources  Group Urges Increase In   Group Urges Increase In Teachers, Money

‘GUARDS PUT ON ALERT   Caution Is Used sed Following Distur bance at Prison

int Té'Be Sheriff? herokee Co. is Open   s Resignatio. Re }In Some Ceihfusion?’ ot

bnt To'Be Sheriff? harakee Co. is G@pen   s Resignatio Re In Some Ce gnfusion’?

LOAN PARLEY OPENS TODAY   British Group Arrives To Discuss Easing Terms  Of U. S. Credit

British Group Arrives in  U.S. for Talks   Seek Easier Term: on Rapidly Dwindling Loan

BRITISH SEEK ALTERATIONS IN TERMS OF LOAN   World Economic Status Blamed by Delegation For Dwindling Assets

British Arrive For Aid Talks   New Loan Now Reported Out of Onestion 

Britons Arrive In U. S. To Begin Dollar Talks   Nation Seeks To Ease Loan Terms; No New Request Beine Considered

FLOOD CONTROL CUTS “SMALL”  om   Indications Point to “Mod. « erate’ Slash in Water Projects’ Funds.

Speculate On Truman Veto  Of Tax Bill   Tax Reduction Measure May Reach President’s Desk During Day   SENATE VOTE TO RF TAKEN TODAY

FOUR BILLION TAX BILL Saks TO WHITE HOUSE   Both Parties Look For President's Veto

Many Mines May Remain Idle Today   May Not Resume Until All Pits Are Certified Safe

ATHENS REGIME SOVEREIGNTY FACING THREAT   Stringent Measures Planned Against Red-Dominated Guerrilla Movement

JAPAN'S NATIONAL BANNER RESTORED BY GEN. MARTHUI   Rising Sun to Signify Peace Era Based On Personal Liberty

Rising Sun Flag Is Raised--But Over Democracy   New Constitution Goes into Effect On Saturday

PRESIDENT ENDS 3 WAR AGENCIES   Abolishes OPA, 2 Other Then Transfers Fimetions

War Agencies Are Abolishec   OPA, CPA, Reconversion Vinis Closed by Truman

President Orders Abolishing Of OPA   CPA and OWMR Also De"activated By the President

OTC ABOLISHED BY TRUMAN; RENTS TO 60 TO EXPEDITER   President Signs Orders Formal. ly Abolishing Office of  Temporary Controls

President Abolishes  Federal Agency; Duties if ransferréd   Office of Temporary Controls Passes Into Discard; 5,000 to Leave Public Service

Water System Menaced; Many Streets Flooded   Battle to: Minimize Break in Railway Fill West of Glasgow

LOO EEE S~—~—  MISSOURI RIVER HIGHEST IN 103 YEARS, BOONVILLE   This Area Bore the Brunt o the Flood as the Stream hose,   A BREAK AT GLASGOW   Sent the River to a Stage of 21.3 at Boonville; Water System Threatened.

Lake of 10,000 Acres Formed In Carroll Co.   Wakenda Buiids Levee to Protect Town From Backwate:

Christmas Party At Mexia State School Dec. 22   Mexia Civic Groups Citizens Asked for Over 700 Presents

SAYS GERMANY NEEDS MUCH RELIEF WELP   Half Billion Is Suggested For German Needs

Hoover Insists U. S. Stop Trying To Feed World   Former President Tells Congressmen of Food Situation Abroad

GROUP NAMES OFFICERS AND FIELD WORKER   Lauterbach Is President And Van Patter Sec'y. Engage Riemenschneider

U.S., Britain Seen As Suffering Propaganda Defeat At Conference.   Voice Of Molotov Always Dominant In Proclaim: ing Russia’s Friendship For Germany; Effect Seen As Tremendous.

Late News Bulletins  Jewish Nationalists Kidnap British Police in Palestine

Armed Jews Kidnap 2 British Officers In Pool   One Struck on Head, Woman Injured By Bomb; Action Believed Reprisal

TWO DEAD, INJURED IN ZEPHYR WRECK   Assail Mine Shutdown as K Blind Choice

Train Smashes Into Station, Killing Two   Zephyr Accident Caused as Tractor Falls Onto Track

TWO ARE KILLED INFREAK WRECK OF FAST TRAN   ‘Burlington Train Derailed Near Chicago; 34 Others Are {niured

Train Hits Tractor In Freak Accident   2 Die, 34 Hurt; Probe of Chicago Crash Opens

Freak Wreck Fatal To Two   Investigators Begin Probe Of Train  Accident

TWO KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Streamliner Strikes Fallen Tractor on Tracks

Train Wreck Near Chicage   At Least One Dead And 5( Injured In Accident Near Burlington  sMaTry. TF. er rw i

“ZEPHYR” HITS HUGE TRACTOR AT 75 M.P.H.   Caterpillar Had Toppled Off Flat Car in Freight Train

JAP GOLD LCSS CHARGED OFFICER   Coins Confiscated In Formosa Result In Arrest of American 

“Miss Clearfield County” Contest Plans Arranged To Be Held Here May 23

Wildcat Reunion Opens Saturday   One Thousand Wa: Veterans Expected _ Tn Statesville For Two-Day Meeting

Wildcat Reunion Opens Saturday   One Thousand War Veterans Expected .ci3: In Statesville For Two-Day Meeting: aj

District Wil Be Treated Jo Yuletide Best   Make Uniontown Your Christmas Town ls Theme Aaain

Battle Against Flood Lost in Illinois Region  Grand Tower People Watch Water

Battle Against Flood Lost in Illinois Region  Grand Tower People Watch Water Creep Into Homes

Rescue Crews Struggle Against Lethal Fumes After Blast In Illinois

Hope Dwindles For Men Trapped In Centralia, Ill., Coal Pits; Only Nine Brought Out Alive —   DISASTER   Believed Worst In Coal Fields Since 1928 When 195 Perished .

Only Nine Of 131 Miners  Known To Have Escaped   Fourteen Counted Dead At Bottom Of Mine Shaft And Chief Electrician Thinks There Is No Hope For 107 Unaccounted For.

RESCUE TEAN BATTLE FUMES AT CENTRALIE   Grieving Families Congregate - Near Entrance as Work GoessAhead.

‘Little Hope tor Workers \Held: Disaster Feared  lWorst j in [wo Deeades

Rescuers Brave Fumes In Search  For Any Who Live   Inly 9 Brought Out Alive So Far; 14 Dead Found at Bottom of Shaft; Passageway 3'5 Miles Long

Believe 122 Perished In Disaster; — Help Rushed From Wide Area; Worst Mine Catastrophe In Last 19 Years

lllinois Accident ls Second Worst On Record In U. S   Bring Out Nine of Day Crew Alive, Count 15 Dead

122 Lose Lives In Mine Blast  Fumes Hold Up Rescut At Centralia, Ill.

TEMPERATURES   Only Nine Rescued  In Illinois Explosion   Ten Bodies Recovered; Other Victims Imprisoned At Eottom Of 540-Foot Shaft On Outskirts Of Centralia

DEADLY FUMES SLOW WORK OF RESCUE CREWS   15 Already Known Dead In Explosion; 9 Workers Brought Out Alive

Lethal Fumes Battled By Workers   Southern Illinois Mine Is Scene Of Explosion

Rescue Workers See Little Hope Of Reaching 107   Only Nine Brought. Out se In Centralia Tragedy; Families Wait Through Night

BLAST TRAPS MINERS  122 Men Believed Dead In  Illinois Mine Explosion

Rescue Crews Hunt Victims of [Ilinois Tragedy   Little Hope Held Out For Men. Entombed In. Centralia: Pit

HOPE FADES AS RESCUE SQUADS DIG INTO RUINS   Inly Nine Of 131 Miners Saved In Illinois Coal Mine Explosion; 15 Bodies Found; 107 Unac counted For Believ ed Dead.

SAVE LIVES OF 31 MEN   Southern Illinois Coal Mine Scene Of New Disaster

Only 9 Rescued After Explosion In Illinois Mine   Virtually Complete Shift of Workers Trapped Underground

LETHAL FUMES BLOCK RESCUE   Company Officials Believe 107 Still Missing Have All  Perished.

131 Trapped in Illinois Blast; 9 Found Alive.   Rescue Teams Push Hopeless Search For Men

Hope Given Up lor 107 Men Still in Pit   Gas and Debris Hinder Illinois Shaft Rescue  i fforts—Nine Miners Brought Out Alive

Fear 122 Men Caught In Mine Have Perished  Boss Expresses Little Hope Of Finding Any

Nine Survive Coal Pit . Explosion   Blast Closes Passage 540 Feet Underground

‘15 DEAD, 107 ARE MISSING WN SHAFT   Rescue Teams Push into Mine in Attempt to Reach Any Explosion Survivors

122 Men Dead in Illinois Mine,  Officials Fear   Rescue Teams Toil Through Debris, Poisonous Gases

Rescue Efforts Hampered by Poisonous Gas   Only Nine of 131 Men Are Brot Out Alive

Rescue Teams Still Seeking Entombed Men   Gas and Fallen Timbers Block Path To . Trapned Workers.

Lethal Fumes Retarding Rescue Work   Explosion In Mine Tuesday At Centralia

Nine Alive Of 131 Caught In Illinois Blast   Say Some Victims  More Than 3 Miles From Shaft; Poison Gas Slows Rescuers

122 Feared Dead in Coal Mine. Blast   Explosion Wrecks Uinols Mine Lete Tuesday Afternaceor

Rescue Workers  Held At Bay By  Poisonous Fumes   Hope Dwindles For More Survivors After Nine Are Rescued; 14 Dead Counted At Foot Of Shaft

Blast Rocks Diggings In Illinois   Nine Brought Ou! Alive; Rescuers Dig In Debris

Hindering Effort Of Rescue Crews   Exhausted Survivors: Too ‘Stunned To Tell. Story Of: Centralia. Tragedy

Blast Blocks Shait, Rescue Work Hamperes      MANY MINERS MAY BE DEAD INSIDE OF PITS

Seven Rescued, Bm Dead. ly Fumes Hamper Work In Wrecked Shaft  ite   Fourteen Bodies Found In Debris   All Possible Aid Rushed To Mine, But Officials Think Search Hopeless

—MINE BLAST— Little Hope Is Held For 107 In Shaft  Rescuers Halted By Gas, Timbers

107 MISSING AFTER BLAST IN ILLINOIS   ‘Nine Are Saved: Fourteen Found Dead; Fumes Hamper Rescue

Body Found On Banks of Merrimack.   Louise A. Kurpiel Apparently, Beaten To Death With Rock

Connecticut Solon Will Address  Lincoln Dinner  Many Legislators Plat Attendance at Meet Here Tonight

Senator Baldwin Will Speak Here on Feb. 9  Connecticut Solon To Be Guest of County Republicans

TAX REVISION BILL EXPECTED   Community Property Amendment Will Be Included, Senator Says

TAX REVISION BILL PLANNED   Sen. McClellan Will Pres: For Community Law In Next Congress

 Fate of 5 Friends Worries Little Man— Rey FAG EO)!  Knot-Escaper Wants to Go 19,000 Mi. for Cats

Plans 19,000 Mile Trip for His Cats That Have Shown Him More Affection Than Humans

CAR FIELD PONDERS GM PRICE INCREAS:   2 To 6 Pct. Boost Studied As Possible Beginning Of New Cost Soiral

Other Firnis  May Increase Auto Prices  CIO Denounces GM Move; Company Cite:  Wy. ~. W424. TR. ld

Court Decision May Cancel Sugar Ration   Appellate Judges Affirm Lower Ruling ln Moberly Case

COURT UPHOLDS SUGAR RULING   Appeals Judges Approve Decision Which May End Rationing

DECISION HIT: SUGAR RATION   FEDERAL-COURT RULING MA‘ WIPE OUT ENTIRE SY8. - TEM OF DIVIDING UP on OE ARO

New Prison Reform Board Gets Busy  Will Get Right Into Investigation Of State Penal Institutions

Seek Advance In Date Set For Hearing   injunction Would Restrain State From Prosecuting Liquor Dealers For Not Paying Tax Increase

BIG BUSINESS URGED TQ LEAD IN PRICE CUTS   Secretary Harriman Calls Fou Price Moderation In Appeal

Industry Told That Seller's Day Is Fading   Price Structure Over Nation Is Said Distorted

Committee Votes To Keep Rent Controls Till 1948   iNation’s Price Structure ‘Distorted’

HARRIMAN ASKS BIG BUSINESS TO LEAD PRICE CUT   Commerce Head Asks Moderation In Price Reduetinn

Speed Gas Equipment To Chariton   Breakdown Monday Left City Without Cas to Cook, Heat

LS A LE AO CCST I CLERC tt A AC A A we eRe tee re  BREAK IN AUSTRIAN DEADLOCK. EXPECTED AT ‘BIG FOUR’ MEET

EARLY BREAK ON AUSTRIA SEEN   Big 4 May Solve Deadlock Over Peace Treaty

U.S. DELEGATES SFE ACCORD ON AUSTRIAN ISSUE      Molotov May Agree To Put Question Of Treaty At Top Of Big 4 Agenda

EXPECTS EARLY BREAK IN BIG FOUR DEADLOCK   Molotov Wants to Make Speech on Germany in Near Future

MAJOR COMMODITIES HIT SKIDS YESTERDAY   Fifth Successive Daily Decline: Wheat, Cotton, Exgs And Flour Drop

Grain, Other - Prices Drop   Index. Hits Skide for -5th Successive Day

Commodities Hit Down Grade Again on Maior Markets   U.S. Quits Buying Grain So The Price Starts To Decline

Lower Prices on Commodities Are Noted in Market   Fifth Successive Daily Decline Brightens Food Picture

Bradford Takes Qathas _ 53rd Governor of Bay State   impressive Ceremonies on Beacon Hill Slated for. Traditional Hour of Noon —

Debate Delayed On Big Five Vete   UN Security Council Shuns Bickering in Year's Final Session

Security Council Agrees to Review Big 5 Veto Issue    Gromyko Wars Russia Will Never Consent to Limitation or Change

12 MINES ABANDONED BY SOFT GOAL MER   Pits Called ‘Unsafe’, Wil Not Be Reopened

KING  ON PARTITION   Palestine Plan Will  Be Passed On For Further Action

PLAN PROVIDED FOR PARTITION OF PALESTINE   4-Power U. N. Working Group Announces  Final Accord

U. S., Russia; Canada, Guatemala * Meine On Plan To Enforee Split

DEMOS AND GOPs HURL CHARGES  Verbal Skirmishes For 1948 Started.

Russia May Bar ‘Settlement of German Problem  Economic Condition  ,to Bear on [ pitas pike dures in waren vse

Russians Stall At Conference; Germany Eyec   Claim Molotov Tries T Put Country Into Red Camp

Small Prospect For Settlement Of Reich Issues   Red Economic Status May Decide Whether Agreement Reached

HOPE FOR BIG 4 ACREEMENT FADE:   Russia, U. S. Demand Different Settlements of Germanvy’s Econony

LITTLE HOPE OF ANY AGREEMENT   Foreign Ministers To Ge At The Heart Of Ger man Problem

Little Prospect Of German Settlement Seen At Moscow Foreign Ministers’ Conference

Little Hope Sighted For  German Paet   Russia’s Economic Condition A Major Factor In Problem

Soviet Economy Is Major Factor In German Issue  Situation May Force Russian Concessions

Russia May Bar Settlement of German Problem  - Economic Condition ,to Bear on Parley Outcome

GERMAN PEACE AGREEMENT ON SHAKY GROUND   Economic Condition Of Russia May Decide Fate Of Parley

Prospects Dim For Setfling German Issues   Foreign “Ministers Come to Grips With Problem Today

"CANNED: MUSIC” FIGHT RE . SULTS IN DRASTIC AC.  TION BY MUSICIANS’ UNION

High Employment Level Predicted   Some Rises in U. S. Seen, Goodwin Says.

PERSISTENT ‘MASHER’ SHOT TO DEATH  Housewife’s Gun Kills Intruder on Doorstep

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Says Movies Will Still Employ Reds Who Deny They Are

Wool Price Prop Wins House Vote   Granger Leads Fight Against Parity Proposal

Democrats May Try To Block Slash In Taxes  Would Wait For Funds Surplus

Senate Democrats Map ‘Delaying Action Against Income Tax Cuts   May Attempt to Block Any Reduction Until Congress Can Add Up Cost of Government Operations; Hause Approval Looms This Week

Democrats Ready To Combat Early Income Tax Slash  Sen. George Claims Cut Should-Await Final Appropriations

Democrats May Block Tax Cut   House May OK Measure. But Senate Expected To - Delay’ Action. ~ oo

Democrats fo Oppose GOP Plan on Taxes  aide Aetinn Shauld   Holds Action Should Await Passage of Appropriation Bills

Sen. George Thinks Senate Should Wait to See What Government Costs Are Going to Be Before Considering Reduction.

Tax Cuts To Face Tough Senate Fight   DEMOCRATS SEEKING TO BALANCE BUDGET FIRST

Democrats to Oppose GOP Plan on Taxes   Holds Action Should Await Passage of Appropriation Bills

High Court Hears Soft  Coal Case   Government Power for Defense Against Destruction Stated

Action of Lewis in Coal Strike Termed “Insult to U.S.” as Hearing Starts

LEWIS ACTION IN STRIKE 1S HELD ‘INSULT   Government Attorneys Attack Mine Leader in Arguments  Before High-Court   UNION LAWYER DEFENDS BALK OF MINE CHIE!

Coal, Maritime, Rail, Construction Industries  Are Potential Trouble Spots On Labor Front

Potential Labor Trouble Spots in Four Industries Bad News May Be Around Corner

Labor Rifts MayComein Industries   Four Are Sull Trouble Spots— Coal, Ships, Rails, Construction Likely Divisions    Watching Is Done   ‘Labor Leaders, Congress Are Eyeing Moves of Others

Four Industries Still Potential Trouble Spots   Maritime, Railroad And Construction Workers May Also Strike Over Wage Dispute

4. Lines Of Business  Face Trouble   Uncertainties Hover Over Coal, Maritime, Railroads And Construction Work

Four Potential Trouble Spots On Labor Front  Coal, Railroad, ‘Maritime, Construction Industries - Facing Demands by Union

Four Industries Are Potential Trouble Spots   Maritime, Railroads. Construction And Coal Watched

Watch Moves by Congress:   Coal Mining» Contract Talks Started by Proaress Is Slow

Four Dark Spots On Labor Picture  Difficulties Are Smoothed Out In Several Other Fields, However

a Sa   CO; fest, MARITIME, RAILROAD AND COlas XUCTION INDUSTRIES ARE PO'——JIAL LABOR TROUBLE SPOTS

Four Industries Remain Labor Trouble Spots   Factory Workers Have Won Pay Hikes Without Striking; Expect Coal Strike

Labor Front Facing Four Trouble Spots   Coal, Maritime, Construction and Rails in Picture

Trouble Spots Still Over Labor Front   Even With Phone Strike About Ended Other Industries Remain Unsettled

4 Industries Still Major Trouble Spots   Coal, Maritime, Railroads And Construction Groups Threaten New Strikes

Four Industries Can Upset Nation's labor Situation   Coal, Maritime, Railroad And Construction Relations Threaten Peace

LABOR TROUBLE STILL POSSIBLE IN 4 INDUSTRIES   Coal, Maritime, Rail and Construction Are Facing Strike Threats

COAL WALKOUT IS EXPECTED IN JULY   Maritime Contracts To Expire On June 15  ISPUTES   Crop Up In Construction Wéork: Railroad Crisis Feared In Autumn

_ ON THE LABOR-MANAGEMENT FRONT     Coal, Maritime, Construction And Railroads Potential Trouble Spots

Trouble Spots Are Analyzed (Qn Labor Front   Four Industries May Cause More National Turmoil

A. Clouded tlook _ ‘or Labor   Four Troubled Spots Continue to Threaten U. S. Domestic Scene. With Summer Strikes

‘POTENTIAL RIFTS (IN LABOR PICTURE ICAN BE FORECAST   Coal, Maritime, Railroad and Construction Present Potential Trouble

LABOR PICTURE ~ SURVEY SHOWS   Coal, Three Other Big Indus. tries Face Potential Trouble in Future

Four Industries Still Potential Trouble Spots   Strikes Feared In Coal Maritime, Rail, Construction Industries.

Labor Picture Contains Four Trouble Spots   Coal Strike Is Feared July 1; Construction, Rail Troubles Loom

BIG INDUSTRIES ARE POTENTIAL TROUBLE SPOTS   More Labor Disruption Seen Around Corner for Coal, Maritime, Railroad. And Construction In. dustries.

‘TROUBLE’ SEEN IN4 INDUSTRIES   Coal, Rail, Construction Anc Maritime Unions Cited

FOUR POTENTIAL TROUBLE SPOTS ON LABOR FRONT   CONSTRUCTION, COAL RAILROAD, MARITIME WAGE HIKES SOUGHT

Four Industries Rise as Labor Trouble Spots   Marshall Backs Army-Navy Merger

Four Industries Trouble Spots Or Labor's Horizon  Coal, Construction, Maritime, Railroad Mav Breed Strikes

FOUR DIVISIONS   Potential Uprisings In Coal, Maritime, Rails And . Construction Loom

4 INDUSTRIES POSE PROBLEMS   Coal, Maritime, Railroad. Construction Fronts Are Unseitled

Four Trouble Spots Seen o1 Labor Scene   Coal, Construction Rail, Maritime Strikes Brewmg

Four Potential Trouble Spots On Labor Front   Unrest In Coal, Maritime Railroad And Construc.  tion Induetriec.

‘Coal, Maritime, Railroad and Othe: Industries Potential Trouble Spots On Labor-Management Fronts

LABOR TROUBLE SPOTS SEEN IN FOUR INDUSTRIES   Coal, Maritime, Railroads, Construction Have; Tieups.

HOUSE GROUP PLANS STUDY SOF POLICIES      AURERINE MOVE BY REPUB‘LICAN-CONTROLLED €O COM. ‘- MITTER ANNOUNCED—  >”  MARSHALL TO GIVE

Feb. 4 Deadline For Debating Atomic Problems Is Urged   Austin Is Sworn in As Permanent U. S. Delevate to Council

U. §. Proposes Feb. 4 Deadline on Atom Debate   UN Move Reaffirms Stand on Delaying Disarmament Talks

ATOMIC DEBATE DEADLINE ASKED   Paragraph-by-Paragraph Re. view of Baruch Plan Urged

Voluntary Rationing ls ‘Urged      Some Must Eat Less or Others Face Starvation

ASK AMERICANS TO VOLUNTEER FOOD RATIONINS   Ag. Dept. Says Onl; Way to Stop Starvation

Many Face Starvation.  Savs Dodd   Official Calls Upon Americans To Help Europe

PRETTY BLONDE ACTRESS SLAIN   Unclothed Body Found  Sprawled In New York Apartment

Attractive Blonde ls Found Strangled   Actress Beaten And Slain In New York Apartment

TO USE DRY ICE IN ATTEMPT 10 "KILL" STORMS   Experiment of Armed Forces and G. E. Almost Ready

Savings Bond Drive: Slated In Palo Alto   Quota Of Nearly” ‘Two " . Million’ Set For ‘This Year -

soynry Lae   Byington Continues as County Chairman ‘or Rand Salea

-_ cons TREASURY DEPARTMENT SPONSORING JUNE AND JULY BOND CAMPAIGNS

PURCHASE OF BONDS URGED BY CHAIRM’N BERTHANSON   Finds Surplus Dangerous; ‘Promote Special Campaign During June and July -

War Bond Quota For Butler County Set at $2,144,733   Dale R. Van Eman, County Chairman, Announces Bond Sales Have Increased Over Last Year.

HAMILTON COUNTY'S SAVINGS BOND QUOT!   ‘Announced at $2,845,550 For i 1947, Reports County Chairman Geo. Alexander. 1946 Bond Sales Were $1,681,501

SUGAR AND RENT LEFT TO SENATE   Collapse To Come Friday lf Action by House Supported

HPA HEME REREST TONS 48 REJECTED BY HOUSE   SUGAR AND RENT CONTROL ISSUE HAS BEEN PLACED BEFORE THE SENATE

OPA REQUEST FOR FINNS   Agency Out of Money Friday Unless Senate Comes to Aid

House Rejects ().P.A. Request For More Funds   Action In Senate On Issue To Determine Future Existence Of Remain ing O. P, A.   PRICE CONTROL MAY END FRIDAY  WASHINGTON Feb 19.

HOUSE DENIES OPA REQUEST FOR FUNDS   Agency Out of Money l'riday Unless Senate Comes to Aid

AGENCY'S PLEA FOR MORE. CASH   Officials Get Out Crying Towel As Previous Authorizations Are Slashed

Investigate Wreck As 25 Killed And lec Injured Sugar And Rent Control Collapse Is Up To Senate

Many lowa Newspapers in Favor of Special Session of Legislature to Cut Income Tax   Eleven Out of 13 in State Believe in  Early Action

merican Greek-Turkish Progiani to Be Outlined Refore WN Corneil Today

2 PHILADELPHIA RAIL CRACKUPS KILL PAIF   Crewmen Die As Collisions Occur Within 12 Hours

HARRY Ki. THAW DIES IN FLORIDA   SLAYER OF STANFORD WHITE ; SUCCUMBS TO HEART ATTACK AT 76.

Physician Says He Put Up “Pretty Good Fight” Against Heart Attuck

Multimillionaire Playboy of Yesteryear Harry K. Thaw, 76, Dies Of Heart Attack at Miami Beach

FARLEY GIVES INSIDE STORY ON ROOSEVELT   REASON FOR BREAK BACK IN 1937 REVEALED

Farley Explains Political Break With Mr. Roosevelt   Late President Put Party Above Personal Allegiance, Former Postmaster General Charges tn Magazine Article

FARLEY TELLS OF HIS BREAK WITH ROOSEVELT   Says FDR Never Forgave Him For Putting Party Welfare First      ‘WAS SIDETRACKED BY WHITE HOUSE ZEALOTS

Farley Ends Long Silence On His Break With Roosevelt. Says He Put Party Welfare First

Farley Breaks Silence On Why He Broke With Franklin D. Roosevelt   Late President Never Forgave His Campaign Manager For Putting Party Welfare Above Personal Allegiance He Thought His Due  mm tTriAirnmre™ ona“ were a

VUut of the frying-Fan...   Katser’s Step-Son Fears Being Turned Over To Russians in $500,000: Gem Disappearance

Freak Gust Of Wind Is Blamed      Audrey M. Caswell Was on Way to Meet Her Fiance in Midwest, Sreyrsark Field Man   Parents Unaware   Mr, and Mrs. Caswell at Field, Didn't Know of Crash

Seek To Complete Identification Of 40 Passengers Killed In Crash Of Airliner Near LaGuardia Field

Seek To Identify Victims Of Crash   LaGuardia Field Accident Thursday Claims 39 Lives,

Blame Shift In Wind For N. Y. Crackup   Other Planes Fall Throughout World; Total Number Dead Placed At 174

IDENTIFYING 40 DEAD IN N.Y. CRASH   Freak Gust Of Wind Is Blamed For UAL Tragedy

LaGuardia Field Crash Blamed On Wind Gust   Identification Of 40 Victims Is Under Way

Freak Gust Of Wind Is Blamed For Disaster I n New York; 40 Are Dead

RELATIVES TRY IDENTIFICATION OF CRASH DEAD   Officials Blame Wind’s Sudden Shift For New York Crash

Attempts of Pilot To Halt Plane Fail   Identification of Mangled Bodies By Relatives Nearly Completed

TOLL UP TO 40 IN LA GUARDIA FIELD TRAGEDY   8 Still In Hospitals With 5 On ‘Critical’ List; Wind Shift Blamed

39 Are Victims of New York Accident Preceding Record  Crash by 24 Hours

C'NEIL SELECTED AS LEGION CHIEF   New Commander Took Part in Both World Wars

New England Vet Elected to Head American Legion   dames F. O'Neil of Manchester, N.H., Is Veteran af Both World Wer f and tt

Fayetteville Veteran Honored By New Y  Convention: Police Chief J. F. O'Neil, i or See ee ee ge

O'NEIL ELECTED LEGION LEADER   Manchester, N. H. Police Chiel Named New National Commander.

32 lowa Localities Named High on List For Hospital Aid   Mt. Ayr Ranks First’ Winterset, Greenfield Also Are Named

Marshall Asks U.S. Aims Be Publicized   Rain, Wind Storm Hit Cincinnati   Large Postal Expenses Hit   Ohio Prisons Ordered To Photograph All Prisoners

Meat, Eggs And Poultry Sales  Drop First Week   Consumer Kesistance To High Prices Credited By Some For Declines

Some Cities Show Lessened Demand for Meat, Poultry   In Marty Others The Situation Appears To Be Unchanged

ee ee  Meat, Kees And Poultry Sales Drop   It Is Too Early Yet, However, To Say How Food Conservation Going

FOOD PRICE IS DOWN IN SPOTS   Reduction in Meat, Poultry, Egg Prices Shows Up; Few Items Rise

Colonel Held Fo Jewel Smuggle  Japan. Bank. Guardian - Considered. It ‘Loot’ -

Colonel Arrested; Brought $210,000 Worth of Diamonds Into Country

Colonel Found With Diamonds Worth $200,001   US. Army Officer Is Held After Agents Make Seizure.

y GOOD’ WAR RECORD CITED  Army Colonel Is Held In Jap Diamond Thefts

Colonel Has Jewel Trouble   Man With Fine War Record Arrested with $210,000 In Jap Diamonds

Army Colonel Held In Theft of Jewels, Valued at $210,000  Japanese Diamonds Siezed From Officer zz 7 re mucr’' .' ti.

Picked Up As He Debarks In ’Frisco From “‘Meritorious”’ Service  In Japan

Colonel Held GardnerSpirit In The Theft To Live Long Nip Diamonds In This State

ARMY COLONEL WITH $210,000 IN DIAMONDS IS ARRESTED   Custom Officers Find Gems; Army Investigating Case In Japan

NAB COLONEL AS DIAMOND: Baie:        Army Officer With Excellent Record Held After Being Found With $210,000 In Jap Jewels.

Army Officer _ In Possession  Of Jap Gem:   Colone! with Excellent Record in Pacific Theater Arrested After $210,000 Worth o Diamond: Are Seized

'Seize Colonel With J ap ‘Gems Worth $210,000   Was In Charge of Bank‘of Japan, Had Fine Record; Says Loot ‘Legal’

Colonel Seized For Possession Of Jap Diamonds   Army Officer Found To Have $210,000 Worth of  Japanese Diamonds

‘Customs Officials Arrest Colonel After Seizure Of $210,000 In Jap Diamonds

U.S. ARMY OFFIGER IS HELD FOR Ther OF PRIZED JEWELS   Gems Valued at More Than $210,000 Reported Taken From Colonel Landing at San Francisco.   SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX IS SEARCHED

Army Colonel Faces Inquiry After Seizure  Of Jap Gems   Cut Diamonds Valued At $210,000 Nabbed When Officer Lands

“Army Colonel Charged - With Huge Robbery   "Accused “of Theft.” “Of $200, 000 in Jewels from Tokvo Bank.

NOTED COLONEL UNDER ARREST   Edward J. Murray Held After Seizure Of Japanese Diamonds

Colonel Nabbed: Jap Gems Seized   Diamonds Found  on U.S. Officer

Concealed 530  Jap Diamonds  Commanded 160th Infantry in Pacific

CUSTODIAN OF JAP BANK HELD AS SMUGGLER   Army Officer Brought $210,000 In Diamonds to This Country

Army Colonel Arrested in  Jewel Thett   Officer Lands in U.S. With $210,0C0 in Jap Diamonds

Diamond  Seizure    Arrest U. S. ColonelWith $210,000 Worth Of Japanese Jewels

Customs Officials Find Treasure  $200,000 In Jap Gems Found In Possession Of Army Officer

Yank Colonel Seized With $210,000 In Jewels After Trip From Japan

Army Officer Held in Gem Theft Case   Col, E. J. Murray Apprehended with Hoard from Japan

COL. E. J. MURRAY IS ARRESTED WITH $710,000 DIAMONDS  RECARNEN GEMS AS

$0000 FOR LOSS OF LEG WON BY MOTORCYCLIST   Verdict Is for Kilhefner Of Applebachsville   CHANGED EMPLOYMENT

MOTORCYCLIST GETS$6000 VERDICT FOR LOSS OF LEG   Gerald Kilhefner, 27, Applebachsville, Injured 5 Years Ago   Jury Deliberates Only OneHalf Hour After Charge By The Judge

A GENERAL COURT MARTIAL WILL BE CONVENED MONDAY   Will Try Pour Negro Prison ers on a Charge of Murder.   Ar PT. LEAVENWORTH   Killed a White Inmate During a Race Riot in Disciplinary Harracks,

TO HOLD TRIAL   Prisen Hearing Monday For Negroes Charged With Murder

MORE TAXES  MAY B= KEY  TO AID PLAN    Rep. Crawford Declares Help for Europe Confronts U.S. With Choice Between Higher Levies or Greater Inflation.

GOP Leader Asserts U.'S. --People-“Have Choice” ’ In Providing Aid For °  Enroveans.

Two Ways U.S. Can Finance Aid, Says Lawmaker  Taxes Must ba Increased Or Inflation Allowed to Fxpand, States Crawford

Senafor Uraes Move as Curb On High Prices   Republicans Delay Decision to Press For Tax Reduction

Solon Sees Higher Taxes Or Inflation   Republican Decision on New Tax Reduction Bill Delayed by ness of Congressman Knrnitson

Europe Aid  Seen Blow to Tax Cut   Michigan Republican Says Program Gives U. S. Two Choices

Arguments Fly As Special Session Nears  GOP Decision On Third Tax-Cut Bill Delayed By  Mmatean’c Ilinace

Higher Taxes Or Inflation Choice of U.S.   Curbing Prices at Home and Helping Europe Double Task

Higher Taxes or Greater Inflation In Aid to Europe, Republican Says   Michigan Representative Points to Choice Facing Nation at Special Session; GOP Delays Decision on Pressing Third Tox Slash Bill

Says Aiding Europe Means Higher Taxes   " Either That Or Greater Inflation, Declares Rep. Crawford; New Excess Profit Tax Urged

TWO CHOICES IN GIVING EUROPEAN AlD--CRAWFORD   He Declared It Will Be Higher Tayes Or Greater Inflation.   ANOTHER APPROACH.   Senator O’Mahoney (D-Wyo) Called for a New Excess Profit Tax.

Says Aid Plan Means Inflation  Or High Taxes   GOP Congressman Now Bars Slash Of Income Levy In World Crises

Says U.S. Faces Choice Of Highe: Taxes Or Prices   , Senator O’Mahoney Urges ' Wew Excess Profits Levy: Knutson’s Illness. Delays Blane For New Tax Bill

HIGHER TAXES © OR INFLATION:   Solon Declares Nation Faced With Choice Due To Aid for Europe

Crawford Says Tax Hike May Be Necessary   Greater Inflation Only Alternative, He Declares

Decision Of GOP On Tax Delayed   Solons Confronted With Studying Aid Results

Great Inflation Or Higher Taxe: Seen In Relief  New Excess Profit _ Tax Is Called For By Sen. O’Mahonev

Higher Taxes or Inflation Threatened   Democrct Calls For New Excess Profits Levy To Curb Prices.

Higher Taxes or Inflation Price for Aid to Europe  Rep. Crawford Says Nation Has'to

Solon States. ‘Country Out. On Limb Now’   Quick Decision On Europe Financing Must Be Made. 

REPUBLICAN SAYS NATION FACES .  Choice: ‘Higher ‘Teces'« or Prices’

Higher Taxes Or Inflation Seen Certain   Mickigan Man Declares Taxes Cannot Be Cut

! Reduction Plans Delayed   Higher Taxes Seen ‘Choice’ In European  Help By U.S.   Michigan Senator Says Levy Boost Or Inflation Ahead

Higher Taxes Or Greater Inflation _   Republican Lawmaker Says Nation Faces Euranean Aid Decision

Solon Says U, S. Has Choice of Ta Hikes, Inflation  Help for Europe Poses   Help for Europe Poses Twin Problem When Congress Convenes

Crawford Sees Higher Taxes  ee ie   Either That or Greater Inflation in Aiding Europe, Claim

Higher Taxes Note Sounded      Nation Confronted with Choice Between Inflation, High Tax

Higher Taxes Or Inflation Seen for US.   New Excess Profits Levy Urged to Yield Needed Revenues

Republican Sees Choice Between Taxes, Inflation  Congress To Face Turbulent Session,

Higher Taxes Qh Added Inflation If Europe Aided   Such Appears Prospect For U.S., Says Repub liean Lawmaker.

Says Choice Is More Inflation Or More Taxes   House Member Says Aid To. Europe Will Force Choice

Government Ear Prepare Delails On Marshall Plan   Stop-Gap Aid Program To.Be Made Public. During Next Week ..

ene  REPARADE HERE NEXT DECEMBER   will Be Combined With Giant Figure Balloons—Event To Be Sponsored By Chamber of Commerce

TRAINMEN START DEMAND FOR NEW WAGE INCREASES   Comes On Trail of Railroad’s Request For Higher Freight Rates.

President Asks Americans To Cut’ down Food   Meatless Tuesdays, Eggless, Birdless Thursdays Requested

Hard-Hitting Address Raps Grain Gamblers   President Pleads for ‘No Meat on Tuesdays, No Poultry or Eggs on Thursdays’

President Asks Food Conservation   Meatless Tuesdays And Eggless   , RASS Seas i, ST

Truman’s Plea is * Made in Broadcast to Citizens of U.S.   President Adds Request. to Those of Others on Sunday Eve Program

— ‘CONTRIBUTION TO PEACE’. —!  U. S. Rallied in Fight On Europe’ s Hunger.

Truman Pleads for Meatless Days to Aid Europe's Hungry  Poultry  and Eqq Fast Also Urged  ee Mh  * wt ee

Urges Eggless, Meatless Days Every Week In  Voluntary Plan   President Demands Tight: er Restrictions in Grain Trading

Set Self-Denial Program Agains! Europe's Hunger  Truman Calls for

President Asks Americans To Save Food   Truman Has Outlined Self-Denial Plan To Practice in U. S.

Meatless,  Eggless Days Giver   President Demands Higher Grain Margin, Threatens Controls

President Calls  For Meatless  —   Food Sacrifices Urged To Aid Hungry Europe In ‘Contribution to Peace’

Calls. On Nation For Self- Denia   Truman Asks for Food Sacrifices as “Contribution  te Peace’   NO MEAT ON TUESDAYS   Hold-Backs on Eggs, Poultry; 60-Day Closing for  Distillers

TRUMAN ASKS STF DENIAL FOOD SAVING   MEATLESS TUESDAY TOPS PROGRAM TO FEED EUROPE

Truman Asks  Food Sacrifice   ” Requesty Meatless. Fuesdays, Egg-Poultryless. Thursday, fove One © Stee a Dav

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR SACRIFICES BY THE PUBLIC   Self Denial Program Urged As *‘Contribution To Peace;”” Means No Meat On Tuesdays, No Poultry Or Eggs On Thursdavs. Etc.

President Calls for Food Sacrifices by Americans in Move To Preserve Peace

Truman Appeals For Cooperation;  Rationing Talked   Four-point Program Designed To Help Feed Hun gty People of Europe and To Sash Livin Caste Ie Formally Inauqurated In Nation.

Food for _ Peace; Plea By Truman’   President Urges All. Americans to. Sacrifice in Effort To Save Eurana

Asks Meatless Tuesday, Cut in Poultry, Eggs   Warns Failure to Act May Bring Depression, War

Meatless Tuesdays, Eggless Thursdays Asked by Truman As Contribution to Peace

Kgeless, Meatless Days Set   Austerity Program In U.S. Designed To Aid Hungry Abroad

President Asks For U.S. ‘Meailess’ Days.   White House Also ‘Demands’ Grain Exchanges Raise Requirements To Halt Inflation by ‘Gamblers In Grain’

Strictest Savings To Feed Europe Asked By Truman   President Lambasts Grain Speculators

Truman Touches Off Offensive  Against Hunger   President Calls For Food Sacrifides As An American ‘Contribution To Pesce’

GAMBLERS IN GRAIN ARE HIT HEAVILY   President Advises And Urges Two Meatless Days a Week

TRUMAN ASKS. RATION DAYS   Urges No Meat or Eggs on Tuesdavs. Thursdays

To Combat Starvation In Europe   Meatless Tuesdays and Eggless, Poultryless Thursdays as Part of “Peace Contribution”

PRESIDENT ASKS U.S.SACRIFICE TO FEED EUROPE  ANNOUNCES PLAN OF   ANNOUNCES PLAN OF MEATLESS TUESDAY, SAVINGS ON BREAD

RIGID DIET CURB STARTED 10 AID WORLD’S HUNGRY   Asks U.S. Public To - Observe Two Days Of Self Denial

‘Asks Citizens To Go Without Meat on Tuesdays, Without Eggs, Poultry on Thursdays; Save Bread.   FOOD IS FOREIGN POLICY, MARSHALL

Distillers Told To Stop Making Liquor 60 Days   “Self Denial” Program Of President Lists Egaless _ And Meatless Days For Americans

U.S. Launched on Self-denial Campaign in an Effort to Save Western Europe From Disaster   Citizens Committee Being Mobilized to Carry Out President's Call for Sacrifices in the Daily Life of the American Péople

AS SAVE-FOOD PROGRAM GETS UNDER WAY   Tighten Belts, Truman Pleads

‘Use No Meat On Tuesdays, No Poultry Or Eggs On Thursdavs Is Truman Plea

TWO DAYS OF SELF-DENIAL ASKED OF UL. §   Strict Food Conservation Drive Outlined By Truman

President Asks Food Sacrifices   Truman Calls for Meatless, Eggless Days; 60Day Liquor Industry Shutdown Sought.

MEATLESS TUEDAYS AND EGGLESS THURSDAYS ACVEDN INI TBLIAANIS FOOD CONSERVATION PLEA

hekid Twice Each Week —         “No Meat on Tuesdays and No  Poultry On Thursdays Is Appeal Made to Amer. Public by Truman

Orders Government To Set One-Third Payment as Cash Marain for Deals

Requests Poultryless Thursdays; Save Slice Of Bread Daily,  Chief Executive Urges   GRAIN EXCHANGES   Ordered To Raise Down-Payments On Grain Purchases; Distillers Told To Close For 60 Days

TRUMAN OUTLINES PROGRAM TO SAVE FOOD FOR EUROPE   Strict Conservation Asked by President Last Night in Radio Appeal to Nation.   MARSHALL, OTHERS ALSO ARE HEARD

2 Food-Saving Days Proposed      No Meat On Tuesdays And No Eggs On Thursdays

Meatless, Eggless Meals Back   Truman and Staff Urge Nation-wide Self-denial Campaign

Hunger Fight Aided  In Western Europe   Thanksgiving Turkey, Meat On Tuesday Hit By Ruling

"Self-Denial’ Program For America Set    No Poultry On Thursdays, No Butter Or Bread Unless Asked In All Cafes

PLAN TO AV PEAGE PUT UP TOTHE PEOPLE   Self Denial Asked by Truman in Plea to Help Gov't Foreign Policy.

Salvage Peace With Self-Denial He Tells Nation   Urges Poultryless Thursdays, Bread Saving Every Day

President Requests Food Sacrifices As ‘Donation To Peace’   Government May Limit Grain Trading: May Close Liquor Industry For Two Months

President Asks  Meatless Tuesdays, Eggless Thursdays And Bread Saving; Suggests Increase In Market Margin And Shutdown Of All Distilleries

Truman Touches Off Campaign To Feed Europeans   AMERICANS ASKED TO EAT LESS FOOD NOW

Grain Margin  Boost Asked Under Threat   Meatless Tuesdays, Thursdays without iggs or Poultry  Part of New Program

Meat, Keg-Saving Days ‘Designated by President   Meatless Tuesdays, Poultryless Thursdays in Self-Denial Plan; 60.Dav Distillinoe Holiday Asked

Calling For Sacrifices On Food As An American “Contribution To Peace"

Truman Calls For Program Of Self-Denial   Would Conserve All Possible Food For European Nations

—PRESIDENT OUTLINES PLAN ‘Self-Denial’ Program Urged As An American  Contribution To Peace   Meatless Tuesdays, Eggless Thursday: Suggested; Asks Distillers To Close

Meatless Days Asked by President In Effort.to Save Food Supplies —

Set Self-Denial Program Against Europe s Hunger   Truman Calls for Food Sacrifices

PRESIDENT ASKS PEOPLE TO EAT LESS, CONSERVE   ‘Self-Denial’ Campaign In cludes Meatless and Eggless Days To Help Europeans

SELF-DENIAL DRIVE GETS UNDERWAY   Truman, Luckmar Open Offensive Against Hunger

Says Grain Speculators Caused High Food Prices,  Hints Government Action   Urges ‘‘Meatless tless And Eggless” Days In Radio Address Sunday, As Our Way Of Saving Peace In Chaotic World.

Feed-Europe Plan Offered As Big Step  Aiding Peace   ‘No Meat Tuesdays, No Eggs Thursdays,”  Is Stated Program

 Meatless Tuesday, Eggless Thursday And Slimmer Bread Diet Are Urged: Demands End to Gambling in Grains

‘Self-Denial’ Offensive Asks Egeless Thursdays, Redueed Use of Bread

President Asks for Meatless Tuesday, No Poultry or Eggs on Thursday

Advises Severe Restriction On Meat, Food Use   President Asks Meatless Tuesdays, No Poultry Or Eggs Everv Thursday

‘Truman’s Food Saving Drive Starts   President Asks Meatless Tuesdays, No Eggs or Pouiry on Thursday in Self Denial Offensive

Asks Meatless Tuesdays: Eggless, - Chickenless Thursdays; One Lesa Slice Bread Daily    Says Food Is Policy      Secretary Marshall. Says  Food Today Is U.S; Foreign Policy

U. S. EMBARKS ON A VERY STIFF SELF DENIAL PROGRAM   Meatless Tuesdays, Eggles: Days Will Help Feed Europeans   Distillers Called On To Stop  Making Whiskey Completely For 60 Days

‘Self-Denial’ Drive.Opens   Also: Save: -a Slice of Bread a Day. is:Plea

Grain Markets Get a Warning On Operations   ‘Feed-Europe’ Plan Explained in First Telecast From White House

Truman Calls For Meatless, Eggless Days To Save Food   Asks Americans To Aid In Relief For Europe

. Use no meat on Tues days.  . Use no poultry or eggs on Thursday.  . Save a slice of bread every day.  . Public eating places will serve bread and butter only on request.

Self-Denial Is Key fo Program   Save A Slice of Bread A Day; Shut Down . Stills President Asks

‘Save a Slice of Bread’ Dailly——-———___ Truman Asks MEATLESS DAYS + In. ‘Self-Denial’ Food Program

DISTILLERS GET PLEA TO CLOSE PLANTS GODAYS   Truman Sets Tuesdays Anc Thursdays For America To Aid Needy Abroad

DAYS URGED   Truman Also Asks Distilling Be Halted for Sixty Days

oe pens Food  rampaign   President Truman Opens Campaign in Radio Appeal; Marshall Speaks

Request for” Mealless Day Gets Approval   Truman Also Urges - Eggless Thursday, Sevina of Bread

Truman Asks Nation’s People To Observe Meatless, Eggless Days To Aid Starving Europe

MEATLESS TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS WITHOUT EGGS, POULTRY ASKEL   TRUMAN, FOOD SAVING COMMITTEE URGE USS. “SELF-DENIAL”? PLAN

Self-Denial Called For By President   European Food Relief Campaign ls Mapped Out

Demands Grain Gamble Halted By Exchanges   Gives Savings Plan And Asks Shutdown Of Liquor Industry

U.S. Embarks On Program To Save Food For Europe   Meatless Tuesdays And Eggless And Poultryless Thursdays Are Schednied   PRESIDENT MAKES APPEAL TO NATION

‘Truman Launches Program Ot ¢ ‘Self-Denial” in Offensive Against Hunger

President Outlines Food Sacrifices for Nation To Avert Starvation Abroad

—Meatless Tuesdays And Eggless Thursdays—  Stiff Self-Denial  Program Starts   Truman Asks Each Citizen To Save A Slice Of Bread Every Day; Liquor Makers Urged To Close Down For 60 Days To Help Europe

Eastern Bridge Parking Hazard Cited by Police   Third Motor Tragedy Or Thoroughfare In Past Five Months

‘SHOP SCHEDULE LISTS FREIGHT CLASS REPAIRS   Heavy Program for Altoona Works In December Will Include Modification.   Railroad to Curtail Operations Thursdav

Improvemen! Bonds Fer Lake Okayed  Self-Liquidating Type to Finance Cabins, Lodge,

Improvement Bonds For Lake Okayed   Self-Liquideting Type fo Finance Cabins, Ledge, Raods ot Lake Murray Pork

ONLY ITALY IS LIKELY TO GAIN UN MEMBERSHIP   Western Powers Still Oppose Hungary, Romania. Bulgaria   Expect Move By Gromyko To Ask Re consideratian

‘Mysterious’ Increase in Retail Beef Prices Is Reported Throughout Nation

Beef Prices Up 10 Pct. in 3 Weeks: Blame Laid to Big Foreign Export

aovernment Officials Baffled by "Mysterious" Rise in Retail Meat Price

Socialism In  Britain Seen Huge Success     Prominent British   Prominent British Woman Differs From Winston Churchill in Estimating Labor Regime’s Worth

Veterans’ Benefactor Unshaken by Protests of Exclusive Neighbors

4 JEWS HANGED IN JERUSALEM   British Set For Reprisals After Death Of Leaders Of Underground

HAN rm DAWN   Doy ‘Gruner and Three Others are Executed by British Military Authorities. — Possible Reprisals Guarded Aralinst.

Four Executed At Jerusalem   Dov Gruner And Three Other Jewish Underground Fighters Are Hanged   GREATEST SECRECY MARKS EXECUTIONS

FOUR HANGED. =~ IN PALESTINE   CONVICTED MEMBERS OF THE “UNDERGROUND WERE  « EXECUTED EARLY.  - TODAY . 9 oe!

Two Years Ago Tonight Kraut Truck Back fire  Lace AR ee ERNE A ee RR A ERC mR tL Re NN one tent  Aimost Cost Yanks First Rhine Crossing

Story Bared How Back-Firing Nazi Truck Almost Cost U. S. Army Rhine Bridgehead

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Story Behind Remagen: One Backtire Almost Cost Win!

Boyle Tells ° Bizarre Tale  Of Wartime   Remagen Bridge Almost Lost By Truck Backfire

PEACE PACT POSTPONES FORD STRIKE   Union Officials Accept Company Compromise

Ford Strike Is Averted   Agreement Protects Union From TaftHartley Statute

Peace Paet .  Was Reached  ad Essa anti ad nthe Oat fae ant Nh ptr      Early Today:   Union Accepts Agreement Giving It -Protection from Taft-Hartley Law Penalties

King Mihai Of Romania, Danish Princess Anne Expected To Announce Engagement

New Royal Romance   Engagement of Young King Mihai, Romania, To Danish Princess Is Expected Shortly

Danish Princess To Be Betrothed To Romanian King  Another Royal Wedding Looms

Reasons For Parley Big Four Chiefs   Before Real Peace Can Be Achieved, Hostile Distrust Must Be Erased Between Ruse sia und West

Highly Important Issue in Aid to Greece, Turkey Is How Long Will Plan Take

World Affairs Council Opens Cleveland Parley   Byrnes’ Address on Saturday Night Expected To Be Highlight of Three-Day Session

Byrnes To Speak In Cleveland  Caturdav Talk Tc   Saturday Talk To Feature Institute

Plane Survey Reveals Antarctic Ice Slowly Closing In on Little America

‘Native Sons Are Playing A Prominent:Part In Observance rh ee ying 4} Trominent: Fart In Vbservance  ' Tescons Stage Air Force Day

Native Sons Are Playing A Prominent Part In Observance  - Texans Stage Air Force Day

LAST AVERTED: IN JERUSALEM   POLICE PATROL FINDS PoOwERFUL BOMB IN TREE NEAR THE CITY PRISON

Thousands On Move For Weekend  Resorts Jammed  For Summer’s WwW. y -re*. yy i.et sy...

Taft Dares Issue On Health Plan  Will Seek Approval Of Alternative Plan

DEMMIES ARE DEFIED AS 70 INSURANCE   Senator Taft Favors U. §. Grants for Medical Care

Newark and Mt. Vernon Men Among '26 Arrested in Sugar Stamp Racket.

NEWARK LEAD VITAL IN PROBE   Cat-and-Mouse Game with Sugar Stamp Counterfeltera Began at Ohio City.

Agents Wired Newark House To Get Tip on Sugar Ring   Long Vigil Paid Off as Half-Million DBeolicr Counterfeit Racket Uncovered

Airplane Crashes  Claim 27 in U.S.   18 Killed, One Saved In Virginia Wreck— Seven Die in Florida

18 Lose Lives as Airliner  Crashes During Rainstorm  Five From Ohio on !li-Fated Plane; Day's Air Toll in Nation Numbers 27

Plane Crashes Take 27 Lives   Two of 29 Persons Involved In Accidents Sunday Survive

27 Killed in Air Crashes  Only Two of 29 Persons in Five Planes Survive

AIRLINER CRASH IN VIRGINIA HILLS TAKES TOLL OF 18   FIVE MORE KILLED IN AIR COLLISION OVER MIAMI PORT

92 / Persons Die In Air Line Wrecks   Eighteen Killed When Air. liner Goes Down At Galax, Virginia

Twenty-nine Die in Plane Crashes  Seven Planes Involved in Air Disasters

PLANE CRASHES TORE WEEK END  TALE AF 97   6 Of 9 Airmen Lost In Antarctic Wastes Rescued

Two Persons Live After Disasters   Virginia Wreck Claims 18 Whiie Five Perish in Mid-Air Collision

39 Are Killed In Seven Plane  Wrecks in USS.   Rep. Rivers Asks Investigation of Unexcusable Killing; Ticket Demands Are Less

Only 2 Passengers Aboard Seven Craft  Involved Survived   Husband of Former Mendota Woman, Pilot, is Among Victims

Twenty-nine Per -h InSeven Plane Crasics  Throughout U.S. Sanday

Congressman Seeks Investigation Into Resulting ‘Killings’   Flight Reservations Reported as Vacant For Last Few Days

Plane Crash Probe Asked  Of Congress   Rep. Rivers Hits “‘Inexcusable’ Deaths: Week-end Toll 27

—Air Tragedies—  29 Killed In Plane Mishaps   A Virginia Airliner Plunge Fatal To 18

Airplane Crashes Take 27 Lives Through Weekend  Only Two Survivors Are Listed From Six U. S. Accidents

Radio Beacon Failure To Be Investigated   Eighteen Die When EAL Plane Hits Moun. tain Near Galax

WEEKEND AlR MISHAPS FATAL 1027 PERSONS   Five Ohioans Among 1 Kiilled In Airliner Crash In Virginia

27 KILLED IN AIR CRASHES OVER WEEKEND      18 Die As Flaming Airliner Hits Virginia Hill; One Survives

Only Two Survive Disasters: of Aircraft in Scattered Week-end Mishans   AIRLINER PLUNGES AND ALL ABOARD ARE KILLED

18 Perish In Wreck of Airliner   Five Die When Two Planes Collide Over Miami Airport

French Body Called Back By Ramadier   Economic Crisis Makes Assembly Session Necessary

ee ee ee nT:  FRANCE CALLS SPECIAL ASSEMBLY TO GRAPPLE WITH ECONOMIC CRISIS.

Martin Hears Protests of Film Group   House Speaker Defers Action on Contempt Charaes

Film Figures Seek To Quash Citations Lack of Majority  ae 6 ae ee ae Me aie   Maiority Not Present

Urge Dropping Contempt Moves  Speaker Martin Grants Lawyers One Hour Private Hearing

FILM FIGURES SEEK DISMISSAL   Action To Void Contempt Citations Asked

Speaker Martin Is Requested to Toss Contempt Case Out   Counsel of Ten Accusec by House Committee  Asks Action Today

Move Is Made  To Stop  ‘Contempt Action   Martin Considers Request Made by 10 Dafendante

Martin Urged To Set Aside Contempt Move  Courisel Request Made at Hearing Receives Study

Lawyers Ask House Verdict On Contempt   Attorneys for 10 Hollywood Figures Cited for Contempt Oppose Putting Issue up to Martin Alone.

Martin Considers Contempt Cases   Request Made That Hollywood Citation: Be Dissolved

MARTIN STUDIES PLEA TO QUASH CONTEMPT WRITS   HOLLYWOOD WRITERS ASK REJECTION OF COMMITTEE ACTION 

Martin Hears. Movie Writers Contempt Case  Considers Plea   Considers Plea To, Drop: Charges Against :10-Men-:

~HOLLYWOOD AND CONTEMPT— S peaker Martin Asked To Throw Out C harges

THERMOMETERS T0 ~ REGISTER LOWER   j SESE RA ve ‘Current Heat Wave to  End Today, Tomorrow.

Promise Of Cooler Air  For State Heat Wave Due To End By Wednesday

TWO MEN HANGED AT KANSAS PRISON   Carnival Workers Executed for Slaying of Grain Elevator Operator and His Son.

BANDIT CAUGHT IN 60 SECONDS   ‘Nitroglycerine’ Robber Captured By Police In Detroit Bank

Ingredient Missing In ‘Nitro’ Young Bank Bandit Foiled ‘As Manager Tips Off Police

Youthful Bandit Almost Makes Good Threat to Blow Up Bank With ‘Nitro’

UL, $, PROBING HUNGARY OUSTER   Stop Hungarian-Russiar Atrline Over U.S. Zone

PORTER BACKS AID T0 GREECE   Advises Strong Program To Prove Superiority Of Democratic System

Porter Urging Aid for Greeks; _ War Not Fearec   Korea Seen as Another Trouble Spot

rorter: Urges Power-Backed Aid to Greece   Russians Reported Placing Half Million Koreans Under Armc

Strong Aid For Greece Is Urged  Congress Hears Of Korean Trouble Spot

Porter Urges Strong U.S. Aid to Greece   Gen. Hodge Claims Russia Put 500,000  Koreans Linder Arm:

“ARMED BY RUSSIA, - CONGRESS 1S TOLL   Disclosure of Testimony of General Hodge Indicates Troops Were Forced to Serve.   PAUL PORTER BACKS GREEK AID PROGRAM   Colorado Senator Suggests Assistance Go Forward Onty If Athens Agrees to Give Up King.

Porter Urges Power-Backed Aid to Greece   Congress Hears Russia Has Half-million Koreans Armed

Porter Calls For Strong U.S Aid to Greece   Solons Told Russia Has Put 500,000 Koreans Under Arms

Korean Force Reported Set Up By Soviet   Lt.-Gen. Hodge Tells Of Russians’ Action In Northern Sector

SOVIET RUSSIA ARMS KOREANS   Aid To Greece Will Not Brine War To America, Porter Declares

PORTER URGES POWER - BACKED AID TO GREECE   Gen. Hodge Says Reds Have 500,000-Man  Army In Korea

Report Russia Has Armed 900,000 Koreans; Greek, Turkish Aid Urged

REPORTS PLAN TO BAN LIQUOR SALES IN OHIO   Lieutenant-Governor Urges Overhauling of Ohio's Sales System

PLAN SEEN TO BAN OHIO LIQUOR   Lt. Gov. Herbert Advises Overhaul Of System

HEARS DETAILS OF DRY “PLOT”   Lt. Gov. Herbert Says Subtle Move Afoot To End Ohio Sale of Intoxicants.

Junior Chamber to Aid In 4-H Cattle Protect   Aided. by Stockmen, Plan May Place 150 Steers in Hands of Club Mémbhere

junior Chamber to Aid 'n 4-H Cattle Project   Aided by Stockmen, Plan May Place 150 Steers in Mande af Chik AMambare

Assembly Acts To Speed City Aid Program   Next Year's Cars To Be Different   Ohio Telephone Service Normal

Onl0 TELEPHONE SERVICE NORMAL   Operators Return Ends Record Buckeye Phone Strike

HEAT MOUNTING IN COLD WAR, SENATORS TOLD   Congress Urged To Place Preparedness Program On Statute Books

HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT CHALLENGED   Freedom Party Leader to Hold Political Rally

Sulyok Plans Public Rally In Hungary   Conservative Leader Expected To Blast Leftist Government

House May Take Lead or Labor Laws   May Write Comprehensive Strike Bill Before March 1

Congress Ends First Week: To Be Busier Now   IOUSE THREATENING TO TAKE LEAD IN LABOR LEGISLATION

HOUSE LEADERS SAY NEW LABOR REGULATIONS ARE COMING   May Take Ball Away From Senate In Pushing Their Program Through

Threatens To Snatch Ball... .  House May Rob The Senate Of Big Labor Show

House Taking Labor  Stance   Comprehensive Bill Will Be Written Before March 1

Congress Finishes First Week Of 80th Session  House Threatening To Take Lead In Labor Program

Threatens To Take The Ball. From Senate   Both Bodies Defer Action To Study Truman's Message

HOUSE LEADERS MAY ACT FIRST ON LABOR BILL   Lower Chamber Pians To Beat Senate in Writing Strike Control Measure

House May — Jump Senate _  On Labor Bill      May  Seck Enactmer _. Before January 20'L * Set By Senate. .

House May Take Action on Measure: Prior to Senate   ‘Bill Offered by Case. May Become Basis for Labor Legislation in House

Federal Budget at a Glance   House Prepares fo ‘Beat Senate’ On Strike-Control Legislation   Republican Leaders Disclose Plans to Write Comprehensive Measure Before March] Date Set for Senate Bill: Many Fights. Ahead

HOUSE MAY BEAT SENATE TO PUNCH ON LABOR CURBS   LEADERS DISCLOSE PLAN TO DRAFT OWN STRIKE CONTROL BILL

HOUSE PUSHES LABOR ACTION   Threatens To Take Play Away From Senate In New Work Laws   CASE BILL BROADER

NEW MEASURE BY REF. CASE IS BASIS   Proposes More Than Score Of Law Revisions   TAX SLASH   Issue Also In Spotlight: Merger Of Army, Navy To Be Considered

House Leads in Congress Race On Labor Bills   Case Bill May Be Basis for Strike _Control Measure

House Plans To Take Leac On Labor Bills   Strike Control Measure Expected Before March 1

House May Act On Labor   Before Senate Bill Which is Scheduled To go to the Senate  For Debate March 1]

Writing of Own Bill Planned  New Case Bill May Be Used as Pattern

House Threatens To Beat Senate To Labor Punch  Comprehensive Case   Comprehensive Case Bill Likely Basis For Future Debates

House May Lea Congress With Labor Measure  Strike Control Act ‘Due by March 1

House Group Plans To Pass ‘Labor Statute Before Senate   Republican Leaders Hope To Beat Taft’s Goal Of March Ist

House Takes Lead In Labor Legislation   Case Presents His New Plans; Many Stiff Fights Ahead

House To Push Labo:  Measures   Strike Control Plan To Be Written Before March 1.

OUSE TO EATE OWN BOR BILL   Congressmen Don't Want to Wait on Senate

HOUSE, SENATE RACE FORESEEN ONLABOR LAWS   Both GOP - Dominated Bodies  Rush Preparation of StrikePik Bille

House Due to Push Labor Bill   Committee May Use Case Bill as Basis for Consideration

Congress Ends’ First. Week With House Threatening — To Take Over. Labor Issue

SENATE FACES LOSS OF SHOW ON LABOR BILLS   House Threatens to Lead Way on Strike Control Measures

House Planning Labor Measures   May Jump Gun On Senate By Writing Measure Before March 1

Sees No Use Waiting; Other Issues Include Tax Cuts, Funds, Universal Training

House Threatens To Take Labor Lead From Senate As Coneress Ends Week

Labor Controls Given Priority   House And Senate Race To Be First

House May Aet First On Labor      Seeks To Draft Its Own Measure Before Taft Committee Does

To Control Strikes   Both Houses Bid For Measures That Would End Labor Problems

oe Be  May Center Efforts On Case Draft  ‘Seek Passage Of Strike Control! Bil

House Rushes Work on New Labor Curbs   Representatives To ‘Take Ball’ From Senators

Madge Meredith Found Guilty For Masterminding. Abduction Dreams Of.lowa Farm Girl For Movie Stardom Blow Up With Conviction For Kidnap-Beatina

GREEK POLICY ELEVEN WEEKS IN THE MAKING   Administration Takes Sharp About Face In Eastern Mediterranean

SPECTATORS ALL AGREE THAT — PROBE IS SUPER-COLOSSAL   CALLED MOST ‘TERRIFIC SPECTACLE SINCE THE: MIDGET SAT ON MORGAN'S KNEE

Hughes Hearing Most “Terrific” Show : Since Midget Bounced on Morgan's Knee   There's That Hollywood Touch About Commitee Sessions in Washinaton

ARE HEEDING BANKERS   Only Few Veterans Call at Banks Teday te Cash Bonds

Truman Appeals for Support of March Of Dimes Campaign   “If You Haven't Joined Yet—Go Now And Enlist”

Truman Appeals On Roosevelt’s Birthday For Support Of March Of Dimes Drive

MORE QUALITY BEEF EXPECTED IN FALL   Supply Still Will Be Limited However

At-Large Election of All Illinois Congressmen May Follow Migration

PHONE STRIKE TO BE DECIDED THIS ‘WEEK BY’ BALLOTS   Policy Committee - Will. Decide OAR Netion-Wide” Walkout — to Take Place

Texas House Delays Public Aid Measure   Bill To Raise Welfare Assistance to Limit Set by Constitution Temporarily Stymied

Welfare Bill Delayed — In House   Senate Measure Would Increase Welfare Assistance

Assembly Veteran Committee Offers Measure on Bonus  Plan Average Pay Of $400; Up to $900 To Heirs, Widows

New Vet Bonus Bill Introduced in Legislature   Fund Would Be Raised by Income Surtaxes and Luxury Tax

$400 Bonus To Each Vet Is Proposed   Would Raise Nearly $138 Million Through Luxury And Surtaxes To Assist 300,000 Ex-Gls

FORE a "DL SiGKED. . EARLY TODAY   EMERGENCY HELP. POR ITALY, “PRANCE AND AUSTRIA 18 PROVIDED. IN_MEAS. . tar

Truman Signs 597 Millions Winter Relief   Clearing Path To Get Marshall Long-Term Plan For Europe Friday

SENATE G FORRENT CURBS WITHOUT BOOST   Banking Subcommittee Approves Controls  Through Feb. 29, 1948

Extension of Rent Controls Approved   Deadline Set for Feb. 29, 1948; Solons Are Not Decided on Agency To Administer Act

Senate Group Votes To Continue Federal Control of Rents   Extension Until February 29, 1948 Given Approval

Rent Control Until 1948 Stays in Bill   Subcommittee Unanimous  For Continuing It Without General Increase

Gets Okay Of Senate Committee   ‘Measure Would Continue In Effect Through February, 1948

Senate, Subcommittee: Bite.  Rent Controls Without General Hike Favored

Committee Oks Rent Controls   Will Decide Now Ou How To. Administers Pro  gram After OPA.

Rent Controls Win Approval  Evtancinn Sot   Extension Set One More Year

Senate Group Votes To Keep  Rent Controls   National Yacrease Barred; Local Boosts Pronased

Senate Group Votes to Keep Rent Controls    Approves Extension Until Feb. 29, 1948, Without General Hike

RENT CONTROL PLAN OKAYED   Senate Committee Votes Extension TNT, Koh. 99. 1948

SUBCOMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF CONTROL OF RENTS IN YEAR   Must Decide On How Program Is to Be Operated After OPA Abolished

EXTENSION OF RENT CONTROLS 0. KT   Senate Subcommittee Sets 1948 Date

Rent Control Bill Advocates Feb. 48 As Deadline Date   20, 30 Per Cent Tax Reductions Approved By House Sub-Group

Area Advisory Units Proposed to Set Revision   Decision Delayed on U. S. Agency; State Systems Suggested

90-Degree Contrast in Nation’s Temperatures     ere Oe wr NN. eS a

COURT CONVICTS ANTI-FASCISTS   Refugee Committee Chiefs Held in Contempt 

US Cracks Down on Reds, Fed. Court Convicts 16, :2 Other Commies Accused

“JINX” PURSUES PENNSYLVANIA   Death of Engineer Raises Toll to 26 iu Series of Accidents Experienced by Pennsylvania Reilroud in Less Than ‘fwo Weeks.

POLITICS IN AID ABROAD CHARGED   WALLACE DECLARES ADMINIS TRATION CAPITALIZES ON MISERY IN EUROPE.

EXPORT PROGRAM   Charges Administration With Playing Politics As  Europe Suffers

WALLACE RAPS TRUMAN POLICY   Eurepe’s Misery Made Political Football, Audience Told

Henry Now Asks US to Save World   Wallace Latest Dream Is For Handing Over 150 Billion Abroad

Wallace Charges U. 5. Plays Politics ‘With Misery Urges Exports Progran as Only Hope for  OY ee

150 Billion Dollar World Program Ureed by Wallace   Former Vice President Accuses Administration of Playing Politics With Misery of World

Wallace Says U. S. Playing Politics   Asks Big Investments Abroad, to Bring Peace

Wallace Urges U. S. Spending Of 150 Billion   Says Administration Is Playing Politics With Europe’s Misery

Jury Reaches Verdict After Eight Hours Of Deliberation — Defense To Appeal

Johnson Guilty Court Declares  Court Of Appeals — Upholds Verdict

JOHNSON CASE APPEAL DENIED   Conviction of Judge’s Son And Two Others Upheld By Circuit Court

Several 1947 Laws Not To Be Enforcer   Application of Acts To Be ‘Withheld Pending  Referendum

SENATE VOTES TO INCLUDE BAN ON UNION COERCION   AMENDS LABOR BILL TO GIVE EMPLOYES CHOICE OF AGENCIES

Labor Disputes Bill Is Debated in Senate; Senator Taft Attempts To Toughen Bill.   FINAL VOTE IS ~ EXPECTED NEXT WEEK

Would Prohibit Union Coercion In Naming Agent   Taft Abandons Fight For Provis. ion To Allow Emplovers To Ask Iniunctions

SENATE VOTES COERCION BAN   Amendment Puts New Curb On Union Activities

Work Toward Labor Bill Vote   Taft Gives Up Fight Over Injunction Amendment

Senate Tightens Labor Bill   aw Puts in Coercion Amendment Knocked Out by Committee

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by AP   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed:by Writers for Telegraph Readers

Worker Coercion Prohibition Is Put Into Bill    ~=Provision Returned  : To Measure by  Vote of 60 to 28

Unions Cannot Coerce  Worker   Hot Rent Controls Issue Is Sent To Senators

Today In Congress   Senate Amends Labor Bill To Prevent Coercion Of Workers; Committee Winds Up Hearing On Italian Peace Treaty: To Hear Marshall

Senate Votes First of Taff’ Labor Curbs   Sen. Morse Protests Truman May Yeto Stringent Measure

Labor Bill Bans Force by Unions   New Curbs Adopted as Senate Amends Proposed Measure

Senate Approve: Amendment for Labor Measure  Would Prohibit  arkear Cnercrian

Senate Passes Amendment To Outlaw Coerciot   ” Check Placed On Unions Under Provision Of Legislation; Taft Abandons Injunction Fight

Senate Adopts Ban Against Union Coercion   Taft Abandons Fight For Injunctions By Private Employers

UNION COERCION -OF WORKER HIT   Senate Votes Bon on Pressure Tactics in Labor Disputes. Leaislation

For Blocking Coercion Of Workers by Unions   senate by 6C-28 Vote Includes Amendment th hebor dAweeicce

Senate Trims Union Power   Vote 60-28 for Amendment Making It Unfair for Agents to Restrain Employes in Exercise of Rights

Organized Labor Faces Restriction   Bill Limiting Strikes Gets Amendments by Ball and Taft

Kingsley Pioneer Taken By Death  Had Made Home . Thare Por ar a0 Wai

Kingsley Pioneer Taken By Death  Had Made Home There For 60 Year:

COMMUNIST IS FOUND GUILT   Eugene Dennis Convicted On Charges Of Contempt Of Congress

Dennis Guilty Of Contempt Of Congress   Communist Leader lenored Subpoena

Communist Officer Is Convicted   Secretary Of Reds In This  Country Guilty Of Con' tempt

JURY CONVICTS ~ HANDSOME REE   Communist Secretary Guilty Of Contempt Of Congress

4 Communist Leader Faces Possible Year’ In Jail  Eugene Derinis Convicted Upon IContempt Of Congress Char ges

Communist Held Guilty on. Coniempt Charge  Eugene Dennis ' Convicted by Federal Turore

Communist Party Secretary Charged With Ignoring Conaress Subpoena

Federal Jurors Convict Dennis; Appeal Planned   High Red Official Te Face Penalty For Contempt

COMMUNIST PARTY OFFICIAL GUILTY   [EUGENE DENNIS CONVICTED OF CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS—JURY OUT 5 HOURS.

Communist. Head Guilty on Charges Of House Contemp!  Eugene Dennis Sentence Carries Year in Jail and $1 000 Fine

JURY CONVICTS FIGENE DENNIS   Communist Party Official Found Guilty on Charges Of Contemot of Conaress

Lifer, Other Eseapee Taken Before Missed  ft FF PF.   Cops Call Prison, Report Captures— Third at Large

Science Stops Dog Fight   The Boston Bull Never Had a Broken Jaw As Defendant Claimed.

Sunday School Teacher Admits That She Drowned Her Two Young Children

Sunday School Teacher Confesses... .  Admits Murder Of Her Two Children

Admits Drowning Two Children   Sunday School Teacher Admits. Attempting To Kill Herself.

Young Mother  Charged With Drowning Tot:   Sunday School Teacher, 29, Admits’ Two Children Placed In Tub Of Sealdinge Water

TWO CHILDREN DROWN IN TUB   Sunday School Teacher Admits Taking Lives Of Her Babies

CONGRESS IS STARTING WORK: ~ ON ANTI-INFLATION: PROGRAN   THREE SENATE COMMITTEES ARE OPENING HEARINGS ON VARIOUS PRO:  POSALS —

VEMBERS OF CONGRESS PRESENT THEIR VIEWS   Meat Rationing and 4! Hour Work Week   ARE TWO PROPOSALS

VALLEY VICTORY 4-H SATURDAY, JUNE 17, AT GERMAN NO. 9 &SctrTonr.

Fight Over Doubling Iowa’s Income Tax Shaping Up as  We Political Issue

Urban Groups Pay Most Income Tax   Higher Rate is Political Issue

On Five Charges Pteiter, Former State Motor ‘Official, Pleads Not Guilty

FARMER DEGREE TO GARNER BOY   Highest Honor Given at F. F..A. Convention

Rocket Planes Repel a New  Raid in Greece   Rumors Persist Of International Brigade Groups

Greeks Repel Attack by Guerrillas   Thrust at Grevena, 40 Miles East of Albanian Border

Greeks Repel Guerrilla Border Raid   Strong Attack Made On Town; Planes, Artillery Employed

Greek Forces Repel New Attack by Guerrilla Units      Rocket-Firing Planes, Artillery Blast Rebel Force Near Albania

Federal Forces Stop Guerrillas   Airplane Strafing Drives Back Rebel Attack On Grevena

GREEK TROOPS REPEL REBELS   PLANES, ARTILLERY BREAK ATTACK NEAR ALBANIAN FRONTIER

GREEKS ATTACK WITH PLANES   Artillery Also Is Used to Beat Back Guerrilla Assault

GREEXS USE PLANES IN REPULSING ATTACK   Government Tells OF Smash ing Guerrilla Drive

Rocket Planes Rout Rebels In - North Greece   Artillery Blasts Strong Guerrilla Foree Near Border Of Albania, Ministry Savs

Greeks Claim Rebels Stopped   UN Subcommission Says Guerrillas Enter from { Albania

Greeks Turn Back Invaders... .  Rockets And hie   Repel Guerrilla Force

Canada Offers Compromise Plan  For Holy Land   Soviet Delegate Says ‘Maybe’ There Is Hope for Adoption

Canada Offers Compromise on Holy Land   United States and Russian Replies Expected Monday

Red Delegate Says ‘Maybe’   Hints Hope of Compromise Fer Commission to Supervise Untit tadependence

House Caucus Agrees to Hike Cigaret Levy   Other Proposals Made By State Senate Win Approval of Leaders

House Republicans Agree To Increase Cigarette Tax, Hold Other Tobacco Levies

CIGARET TAX HIKE PLANNED   State GOP Agree on Boost - To 4 Cents, Cut Other  Levies on Tobacco

“Tomanrowus. Keadliwos “foday  JWRY SHOCKED BY LURID LETTERS RUD AND LOUISE WROTE IN JAIL.

OVERELL LETTERS BLOCKED   Attorneys Make ‘Deal’; Jurors Read Erotic Excerpts

Fast ls Diggmng Out Of Heaviest Snow In 6 Years   Estimate 60 Deaths Due To Storms Throughout East Coast States   PENNSYLVANIA IS NEARING NORMAL   Thiic Out In Pennsvivania

STORM IN EAST TAKES 60 LIVES   Snow Blankets Coast, Maine ' to Carolinas, Roars Out Into Atlantic

SNOW BLANKET NOW COVERING  COAST STATES      HEAVERAT SNOWFALL t  “CYEARS OVER AREA FROM . “THE CAROLINAS TO’  MAINE -

Insurgent War Ships Quit Fight   Fleet Surrenders Unconditional ly, Government Says

flash   Brief News Items Right off the Wires   Rebel Fleet Quits

IRGUN ZVAl LEUMA DECLARES BRITAIN ALSO MUST AGI   Leader of Resistance .Group Expresses Skepticism = Of U.N. Solution 

Officials Probe Callanes af Coilins in Theater   Heads of Equal Branches of Armed Forces Namec

FORMER OPA HEAD SAYS BUYING POWER AT DANGER POIN7 Taft Claims Wages, Living Costs Are In Balance, Hits Henderson's Forecast Of Price Collapse

Taft Disagrees With Henderson's Slump Prediction  Former OPA Chief Sees Price Tumble

Donnelly Approves Sum of 236-Million  In Appropriations  Figure Is 15-Millions Less Than Passed by General Assembly

Donnelly Approves Sum of 236-Million In Appropriations  Figure Is 15- Million:   Figure Is 15- Millions Less Than Passed by General Assembly

Snowfall in State Appears Over But Worse Cold Is Due   Traffic Over Oklahoma Curtailed or Banned; Near-Zero Levels Forecast

More Highways Passable, But Ice Remains, Menaces Drivers, Buses Operating

Two Stafe Snov Plows Caught In Snow Drifts   Guymon Has Coldest Day in Oklahoma With Temperature Reported At One Above Zero

D Dead, 150 Hurt As Trains Crash 1h Foggy London  gym 4..?..../) F Law   60 Injured Taken To Hospitals From Scene Of Tragedy

26 KILLED TODAY IN LONDEN WRECK   150 Are Injured as Two Trains Collide in Dense hog at Croydon.

Commuter Trains Collide in London Fog: 28 Are Dead   ‘At Least 150 Others Hurt in South Croyeon Wreck;  Service Snarled

31 Dead, 150 Hurt As Trains Collide   Many School Children Are Among Dead And Iniured In Crash On London's Outskirts

Court Is Asked To Keep Wallace Out of a Park .   Anti-Communist Groups Would Deny Use of . Ampitheater

Group Would Halt Wallace Speech  Anti-Communists File Patition : °«

PRODUCE ‘TAME’ ATOMIC BOMB FOR RESEARCH   Testing Methods to Harness Atoms With Toned-Down Missile

‘U. S. Develops Toned-Down Atomic Bomb For Research Info Useful Nuclear Power :

Nuclear Fission Being Hornessed For Peace With Tine’ OF Atomic Bomb For Research Purposes

Development of ‘Tame’ Atomic Bomb Onens Wav To Peaceful Use of Energy

Scientists To Give U.S. Tame Atomic Bomb   TO BE AIDED BY RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS PROJECT

WIDE RESEARCH IN PEACE USES FOR ATOM SEEN   oOcience Announces Vevelopment Of “Tame’’ Atomic Bomb Which Will Allow Research Into Ways Of Getting Useful Power From Nisswlear Ff seesan

U. S. Produces ‘Tame’ A-Bomb  Easy Output for Fast Neutrons Enables Exneriments on Power

‘Tame’ A-Bomb Opens Way for Betfer Nuclear- Power Studies   Toned-Down Bomb Gives Steady Output of Speedy _ Neutrons for Research on Practical Power Application

Atomic nergy Tamed’  For Use   Scientists Study Possibility Of Useful Power

Scientists Produce A-Bomb For Research Into Ways Of  Harnessing Nuclear Power

Step Toward New Energy Source ‘Tame’ Atomic Bomb Developed For Industrial Power Research

Tame’ Atomic Bom) Developed by AEC To Get Useful Energy      New Type of Chain Reac. tion Will Utilize “Fast” Neutrons

Tame the A- ‘Bomb — Scientists Develop ‘Atom  Eneray. for Useful. Power

Instead of Creating Blast. Device Permits Study of Best Chain Reaction for Practical Power Purposes.

“Tame” Atom Bomb, Creating “Fast” Neutrons Without Blast Violence, Research Tool For Enerey Secrets

A-Bomb ‘Tamed’ to Aid Research   'Toned-Down Bomb Provides Study of New Ways tc  Secure Useful Power From Nuclear Fission.

TAMING THE ATOM  Scientists at Los Alamos Produce Slow Atomic Bomb

Scientists Reveal Work Successful, Abie To Control New Energy By “Slow-down’”

WouldEmploy Tame A-Bomb Usetul Power   Toned-Down, Bomb Gives Steady Output For Experiments

RESEARCHERS INVENT ‘TAME ATOMIC BOMB   Used In Study Of Nuclear Fission For Useful Power

Tame Atomic Bomb, Providing Useful, Harmless Power, Proves Nuclear Fission Has Peacetime Possibilities

New Type Chain-Reaction Slated To ‘Assist in Peacetime Experiments

“Tame” Atomic Bomb Used In Research For Useful Power From Nuclear Fission

STRAIN EASE ON THE PURSE OF HOUSEWIFE   MEATS, BUTTER AND EGGS CONTINUE TO DECLINE

Retail Food Prices Drop In Big Cities  Meat Down 2 To 7 Cents In New York

RETAILERS CUT PRICES OF FOOD   HOUSEWIVES BEGIN TO BENEFIT FROM RECENT DROP IN WHOLESALE MARKETS,

Strain Eased On Housewife’s Pocketbook As Food Prices Decline From Record Peaks

Strain on Food Budgets Slowly Dropping Down   Index Reveals Trend : Checking Upward  Spiraling

Food Prices On Decrease Over Nation   Meat Drops 2 to 7 Cents; Butter And Eeoo Csts Decline

Steady Decline In Major Food Prices Noted   Shoppers Refusal To Pay Checks Price Spiral

Meat, Butter, Egg Prices . Decline Some   Housewife Gets  First Relief .

Prices Slip in Big Cities; Meat Is Down   Butter Off 2 To o Cents At Most Markets On  Thursday Reports

Steady Decline In Food Prices Recorded Here   Some Strain is Taken Off Pocketbook of Housewife

High Prices Are Disappearing Due To Buyers’ Strike   Butter, Eggs and Meat Down—Wholesale Price: Are Sliding Gradually

Lie Detector Test ‘Substantiates’ Story of Slayings Voluntecred To Police by Kokomo Factory Worker

Kokomo Man Charged With 3 Murders   Factory Worker Confesses Slaying of Three Women in 1944 and 1945; Lie Detector Is Used.

Near Half Billion Cash Paid fo Vets On Terminal Bonds  Huge Sum Revealed from Bank rigures for the gee  sasrm tinwve

$437,363,820 PAID TO VETS ON BONDS   Well Over Fifth of Terminal Issu: Cashed by Government Since  Last Tuesday.

‘AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK IS DEPOSITORY FOR MEMBERSHIPS IN FAVETTE AGRICULTURE ASSN

IKE TESTIMONY FAILS TQ HELP MAY’S DEFENSE   Henry Garsson Takes Stand as Trial Recess Set

Eisenhower Denies May's Testimony of “Screaming” for-Garsson Shells

EISENIOWER CONTRADICTS MAY'S STORY   Had Been Called As Witness  By Defense

Cries Mount For Shakeup In Attlee Rul   British Coal Mines - Count 30,000 Idle With Total Growing

30,000 British Miners Idle in Wildcat Strike   Walkout, Started in Protest Against Increased Work Quota, Spreads Rapidly; Union Head Calls Action ‘Criminal’

30,000 MINERS NOW ON STRIKE IN YORKSHIRE   Russia Rejects Western Powers’ Atomic Plan

20,000 More Coal Miners Walk Out   National Mine Union President Declares Stoppage Of Work “Bordering On Insanity”

Ranks of Brifain’s Striking Miners Swells:to:30;000 :   Economic Crisis Heightened ‘by :” Wildcat Walkouts:

30,000 British Coal Miners OnStrike; Labor Government [Faces New Economic Crisis

INew Demands Made On Government From Hitherto Friendly Quarters For Drastic Shakeup Of Labor Government .   TOTAL OF 30,000 MINERS ON STRIKE

More Coal Miners Quit British Pits  Strike Heightens Crisis:   Strike Heightens Crisis; Demand Cabinet Shakeur

British Economic Crisis Increases  In Miners’ Strike   Labor Government Shakeup Demanded as Yorkshire Walkcut Grows   REVISION OF ATTLEE CABINET IS SOUGHT   Coal Board Criticized as 150 Government Operated Pits Close

MINER STRIKES ADD TO WOE OF SHAKY BRITAIN   More Than 30,000 Walk Ou! Of Pits As Cries Mount For Cabinet Shifts

RAILWAY STRIKE IN FRANCE ENDS   'Premier Predicts Increase  In Rates Will Be Needed to Offset Pay Hikes

Shivers Admits He ‘Probably Will’ Seek Governorship If Jester Steps out

Teamsters Facing Heavy Damage Suit  Result of Seven-Day-Old  Strike

TRUMAN JOINS WAR BUDDIES   Arrives in Kansas City fo. Veterans’ Meeting

Truman Opens Reunion of 35th Division   Speaks Briefly After Flying to Kansas City With Eisenhower

Possible Big Battle Called Off By Strike   MILK MEN’S TROUBLE IN LOUISIANA COMES TO END

WOMAN BEATEN HIP ANN BURNED   Almost Nude Body Found In Bottle-Strewn Apartment

CONFERENCE WITH TRUMAN PROPOSED TO PREVENT VETO   Solon Suggests Effort Be Made to Get Together on Proposed Labor Bill

Compromise On Labor Bill Uraed To Avoid Veto  Sen. Smith Believes Senate Bill Will: Be OK'd By Truman

President Doesn't Want Veto, Claim   Smith. Expects Truman Will Sign Senate Measure

PROBE OF MOVIE ‘REDS TO OPEN   Advance Ballyhoo Promises ‘Sensational’ Hearings

SENSATIONAL SHOW: IS PROMISED WHEN FILMLAND PROBED      Solon Predicts Naming’ Names and Disclesure of All Red Activities

Red Probe In Hollywood Will Be Stupendous, Colossal --Or Sensational, At Any Rate

KNIVES POISED FOR RED PROBE   Forthcoming  Hellywood Scrutiny Billed As ‘Stupendous’

PRICE BILL VOTED AS CONGRESS ENDS SPECIAL SESSION   540 Million in Stopgap Aic Also Approved in Closing Hours.   RECONVENES JAN. 6   Mounting Stack of Issue: Will Face Lawmakers on Return.

DAY SPECIAL SESSION ERDS   Congress Gives Less Than President  Asks Fer

Passes Stopgap-Foreign Aid Program And Plan To Check Rising Prices

$540,000,000 Emergency Aid Plan Approved   $18,000,000 For China Is Provided

Congress Adjourns Special Session; Enacts Aid, Check On Prices Bills  mie 4 mel nt te Return Of Legislators r Sece eainnina Jan. 6

Congress Ends 33-Day  Emergency ‘Session   Truman Gets' Foreign Aid, Price Bills, Neither Just What He Asked For

CONGRESS NOT EXPECTED To _ACT_ON PROPOSAL-THIS_ _ SESSION DESFITE STERN WARNING

PRESIDENT 10 SUBMIT REPORT 10 CONGRESS   Urge Training For Atomic  Bomb Warfare

Truman Expected To Press Program For Teen-Age Draft   Special Ponel Claims U. S. Has 4-10 Years Im: mutity from Atomic Sneak Attack; Observers Say Action Improbable This Year

Labor Chiets Of AFL Test Their Power   Rivalry of John L. Lewis, YW tlliam Hutcheson and Richard Walsh Pushed Inte Conventon Forsaround.

Union Leaders Clash   Test of Strength At Convention  May Terminate Movie Disputes

Federal Offer Passed Up by lowa Groups  o Requests Ma ade by Fle ode d Are for Free Bri hee

ANNAPOLIS GRADS HEAR FORRESTAL   ENTER SERVICE IN WORLD FILLED WITH UNREST AND TROUBLES

Navy Man Convicted of Striking Fellow POWs  in Japanese War Camp

TO) WAVE MITITARY FUNERAL   PLAWE CRASH PEPORTED   ALLIES MAY BE BUILDING Anti-Comintern Organization

Reich Girds For “Battle”   Right and Left Wing Parties Join to Fight Communist Propaganda

HOUSE IS SET FOR ADOPTION OF NEW RULES   Will Take Congress Ont Of ‘Horse And Buggy’ Days

[Link With Grandfathers Vay  Old Autos Included in Decorations ‘At Firestone-Ford Pre-Nuptial Party

Tampico: Hit by Strong: Winds:and Torrential Rains   Crafts Warned.to Remain in Port

Philadelphia Mayor Re-Named   Republicans Sweep Mayor Bernard Samuel Back Into Office Tuesday

BURMESE CABINET ~ MINISTERS SLAIN   London Reports ‘Murderous’ Attack On Counci}

Five Burmese Leaders Killed By Assassins   Few Details Learned About Murderous Attack

Murderous Attack on Council Meeting   Five Burmese Ministers Were Killéd, It Was Announced:

Spar fOr FF OStilen  Today's Laboe Front Presents Jittery. Complicated Problem

Labor !s Seething With Anger  Court Fights Are Starting Under Taft-Hartley Act

VANDENBERG ASKS SUPPORT TO STOP REDS  GOP Reaction to Gre  GOP Reaction to Greco- Turkish Aid Is Anxiously Awaited

State Department Puts Finishing Touches On Emergency Program To Pump $400,000,000 Into Troubled Countries   THINK ARMY-NAVY REDUCTIONS POSSIBLE

Vandenberg Asks Senate To Give Speedy Approval On Greeco-Turkish Program

Vandenberg Asks Backing For Plan   Senate Girds For Quick Action On Presideat’s Request For Balkan Aid

ee en i er te ee ee  EUGENE DENNIS IS CITED BY HOUSE ON CHARGE OF CONTEMPT

Dennis Cited For Contempt   Honse Group Places Double Count Avainst U. 8S. Red

Double Contemp! Action Is Taken Against Dennis   Communist Secretary Fails to Appear at Hearing

Nation’s Use Of Power Is Sharply Cut   Official Says Labor Cabinet Will Fall Unless Fuel Crisis Is Solved

Disaster’ Faces England as Fuel Crisis Increases   Britons Stage March On Storage Pens; Ke: Industries Curtailed

British Labor Government Faces Crisis   Fuel Riots Break Out In London; Factories Closed

Save Power ot Face Disaster, British Told   Cabinet May Fall Unless It Solves Major Coal Crisis

Britons Riot To Get Coal   Crisis Perils Labor: Regime; Shawcross Issues Warning

British Labor Gov't Faces Fal Tn Fuel Crisis   Coal Riots Reported; ‘Dis aster’ Seen Unless Power Cut

Three Coal Riots Flare in British Capital  Police Called to _ Disperse People in Search of Fuel

Hail of Bullets From Ambush  Cuts Man Down  Police Seek Man  With New York ;

Hail of Bullets From Ambush  Cuts Man Down Police Seek Man With New York Gang Background

Light Vote Expected In Special Election . ‘in Southern Wisconsin

*) News «: Courts  2 ya bes      RECORDER’S OFFICE Rea! Estate Transfers

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Agrarian Policy Outlined   Minnesotan Says Top Priority Should Go to Conservation

STASSEN TALKS ON AGRICULTURE   GOP Presidential Candi. date Proposes ‘Guaranteed ‘Floor’ On Income

Spare Stamp No. 11 Good For 10 Lbs. April 1   One Ration Stamp Does Work of Two

More Than Half of Coal Miners Idle   Total of Idle Boosted to 262,000 by Walkout in Shipyards; A.F.L. Chief Reiects Strike Plea

More Than 262,000 Are Idle in US,  Wages Are Point   Not All Those Idle Ar Out in Protest Over Labor Law; Ship  Workers Ouil

Steel, Railroad Operations Cut By Mine Walkout  Labor Bill Protest Spreads To Other

Strikes Spread In Protest Of The Labor Bill   Ten East Coast Shipyards Tied Up In Dispute “Over Wages; Steel Mills And Railroads Curtail Operations Because Of Coal Miners’ Strike.

More Than Half Coal Miners Out   Shipyard Strike Halts Work On More Than 60 Ships

Over 262,000 Workers Idle   Coal Mines Halted; Shipyard Workers Quit Over Wage Dispute

Number Goes To 262,000, Survey Shows   Mills, Railroads Forced To Cut Operations

Nation Has 262,000 Off of Jobs   Coal Field Walkouts, East Coast Yards Lead Strike Totals

Ten East Coast Shipyards Tied Up In Dispute Over Wages; Steel Mills And Railroads Curtail Operations Because Of Coal Miners’ Strike.

STRIKE IDLE IS BOOSTED 10 262.000   Workers in Ten Shipyards Join in ‘Protest’ Strikes

More Than Half Of Nation’s Coal Miners On Strike   40,000 Shipyard Workers Idle On U.S. East Coast

PRINCESS HAS . TOUGH BREAK   FIRE DAMAGE AT MANSION OR .ELIZABETH CANNOT  BE’ REPAIRED BEFORE WEDDING

Marshall Confers With U.S., French Officials  Reaches Paris En Route to Moscow Meet

Series Of Conferences With French Officials  Marshall Occupied With Bus‘ Round Of Activities In Paris

Marshall In Paris Holds Whirlwind Parley Series  Catches Up On Latest Developments: Bevin, Bidault Leave For Moscow

MARSHALL HOLDS _ TALKS IN PARIS   SEES FRENCH PRESIDENT  AND RULER — LEAVES TODAY FOR BERLIN.

Marshall Confers With U.S., French Officials   ' Reaches Paris En Route ‘to

Marshall Visits French Officials   Informed on Paris’ Policy Toward Germany

11,844,000-Bale Cotton Yield Looms This Year   Crop Estimate, First For Season, Higher Than 1946 Production

U. 5. Cotton Crop For ‘47 Estimated 11,844,000 Bales   Increase Over Small Crop in 1946 Indicated

South Carolina Is Only State Without Gains   North Carolina Will Make 460.000 Bales

‘One for a King—" Police Find Biggest Crooked Game Room   Park Avenue Hotel Suife Scene of Big Eleecinas During Legion Meeting

TEACHER SLAIN BEFORE PUPILS   Estranged Husband Shoots . Her Then Kills Self During Recess

Jewish- Arab Clash Takes Death Toll   Four Jews Attack Bus. Killing One And Wounding Seven

MRS, INGALES HELD GUILTY OF SLAVERY   JURY AT SAN DIEGO DELIBERATING SIMILAR CHARGE AGAINST HER HUSBAND.

“Fairy Princess’---Future Queen--Weds Prince Charmina   scene of traditional Magniticence And Great Splendor at Westminster Abbey

WESTERN FIRES SWEEP FORESTS IN 3 STATES   Many National Parks and City of Renu In Grave Danger

Emergency Plea Issued As Fighters Battle Many Blazes in Three States

Emergency Call Issued for Fighters _ Forest Fires Roar Acros: Thousands of Acres

Call Out for Volunteers in  Cal. Fire Crisis  Forest Blaze Ten Mile         Forest Blaze Ten Mile:  From Reno; Marklee-. ville Battle Aided

Fighters of  Forest Fires  Asking Help  C ths nia and Nevada Struck

FOREST FIRES RAGING THRUOUT THREE STATES   Emergency Calls Sent Out by Forest Service For More Fire Fighters. __

FIRES RAGE IN FORESTS OF 3 STATES   Forest Service Issues Call For More Volunteers

Wage Pattern Shapes Up in Steel Industry  Report Chrysler Settles With UAW On GM Pattern

Chrysler Signs Along GM Lines   No Break in Phone Strike Seen, Maryland. Unit Quits Federation —

'U.S. STEEL WAGE RAISE SPREADS OVER INDUSTRY   Scattered Telephone Unions Settle Disputes as Conferences Are Called

Pay Boosts Cut Labor Sirife To Minimum   Steel and Auto Industry To Follow ‘Ria Steel’ Pact

Chrysler Wage Accord on GM Terms Reported   More Steel Companies Settle on 12%4-Cent  Increase Basis *.

Auto, Steel Industries Clearing Wage Hurdles   No Signs of Break in Telephone Strike, However, in Spite of One Settlement in Maryland; Report UAW and Chrysler Agree on New Contract

STEEL INDUSTRIES EXPECTED TO GET WAGE ADJUSTMENT   Will Follow UL 3.8 Steel's Lead; Auto Industry Harmony Also Expected

AUTO INDUSTRY WAGE NEGOTIATIONS ADVANCE AS STEEL WORKERS SEEM READY TO FOLLOW ClO AGREEMENT .

MAY FOLLOW TERMS OF U. $. STEEL-C.1.0. WORKERS PACT   Another Hurdle In Auto Industry Wage Negotiations Cleared.   PHONE STRIKE STILL ON   More Than 2,300 Members of the Marvland Unions Back to Work.

SULUN CLAIMS COAL CONTRACT VIOLATES LAW   Operators Say  Pact Signed “Under Duress’

Spies Active, Senate Told   UN Delegate Urges Military Training As Vital ty National Defense

Lilienthal Flays U.S. Scientists For Atom ‘Leaks’   Urges Secret Senate Meet To Chart Fight on Spies

Unhappy Man Is Reuther, Who Won’ t Be Appeased Until Steel Is Back on the Open Market

But Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia Carry on Muscovite Bloc Campaign Against “Little Assembly with Russia.

MARSHALL'S IDEA GAINS SUPPORT   Five Nations Apy Approve Year UN Committana.. ‘a Slav Blee -

Idea Opposed hy Czechs and Yugoslavia   ‘Little Assembly’ Proposal Is Issue at Stake

5 More Join: Year-Around  UN Approval   Slavic Nations In Fight On Marshall Assembly Proposal

SUPPORT GIVEN U.S. PLAN FOR YEAR ROUND UN   Five Nations Rally T: Interim Assembly Committee Idea

Sub-Assembly — Plan Favored   Five More Nations Suppor' Marshall Idea for U. N.

Five Nations Support ‘Little Assembly’ Plar   Satellites Line Up With Russia Against Proposal

More Nations Baek U.S. Proposal for Creation Of Interim Committee

INFLATION ARY DANGER SEEN IN WAGE DEMANDS   White House Advisers Say Increases May Average 10 Cents Hourly   MAY BE POSSIBLE TO  AVOID BAD STRIKES

Costs To Jump With Salaries      White:Housé-Advisers See *- Further Inflation ° Hazards

White House Fears Wage Hike Effect   Inflation Hazard. Seen By Advisers _ In Union Demands

New Threat Of Inflation Is Seen By U. S. Council  In Labor Wage Increases   ‘Third Round’ Pay Hikes Viewed As Hazard On Capitol Hill; Truman Group Chairman Hopes To Avoid Strikes And Price ‘Bulge’

THREAT SEEN IN WAGE HIKES   Third-Round’ Increases Are Held Inflation Hazard By White House Advisers

Inilationary Pressure Seen in New Wage Drive Hope Is Expressed  Union Campaign  Will Not Result

Estimate Made Of Fabulous Ford Fortune   $28,000 Investment Grew to Millions.

Ford Fortune  Is Tremendous   Doubtful If Founder Ever Knew Size Of Estate.

Rail Unicns Community Seek 30 P.C. Tax Favored ‘Wage Boost By Treasury

ASK PER CENT   Five Operating Unions te _ Meet with Carriers in Earl October  f

PAY RAISE ASKED BY RAIL WORKERS   Five Brotherhoods Seek 35 Pet. Increase for 350,000 for November 1.

MINE FIELD ~~ OF IRELAND   , .  [TORPEDO BOAT SENT ‘OUT TO! —-EXPLODE MINES.NEAR_THE___ COURSE OF BIG LINER _

Legislative Leaders Get Together To Put Finishing Touches To Plan Setting  Up New Mandated Pay Scale

School Bill Is Sent to Conference:   House Refuses To Agree to Changes Made By Senate

Kuropean Situation Discussed’   British Share Of Occupation Costs Is High on Agenda

EUROPE REVIEW GIVEN TRUMAN   President Calls Top Flight Experts To Conference At White House

PRC Asks UN To Block Mobilization Of Arab Armies On Borders Of Holv Lance

World Diplomats ‘Agree On Report Gf Border Massing   Military Objective Of Arab Lesion Doubted by Council

Bear Lake Teams Take Part in M-Men District B. RB. Tournament at Aftor

UNESCO Aims Outlined By Miguel Aleman  Mexican President Speaks At Opening Session Of Group's

Britishto — Cut Military Commitments   Virtual Vote of Confidence for - Attlee in Crisis

Attlee Plans To Bring Home Many Troops   To Help Meet Economic Crisis; Will Cut Forces In Germany, Italy, Greece

Attlee Describes Details of Plan for Economy   Military Contraction  And Extra Work in  Coal Mines Proposed

Says Attlee Announced Army Slash   MilitaryCommitments Cut As Economic Crisis Looms

Miners Asked to Add One Hour to Each Day to Boost National Coal Pile.

Attlee Draws British ‘Belt  Bt. t.3 Akane -he ww Ad wt   Rigid Means Are Adopted To Bolster Economy

IN PROGRAM TO COMBAT CRISIS   Britain Reported Ready T: Slash Military Load In Reich, Italy, Greece

Britain to Slash Armed Forces  To Meet Crisis   Will Pull Troops Out of Germany, Italy and  Gg reoata

britain to Pull Troops i'rom Greece and Italy, Cul Forces in Germany   By JACK SMITH

Labor Group Decides To Back Attlee   British Leader Has Plan To Meet Crisis; May Ask Miners To Work Extra Hour

Britain Moves To Reduce Her Armed Force:   Nation’s Looming Econemic Crisis Given As Cause; Attlee Gets Virtual Confidence Vote

BRITAIN ACTS IN THREAT 10 HER ECONOMY   Military Commitments In Three Nations To Be Cut

Nation Faces Grave Crisis In Economics  Attlee Wins Confidence OF Parliament

Attlee Announces Britain Will Cut Occupation Army   Prime Minister Wins Confidence Of Labor Members

CRISIS AT HOME IS RESPONSIBLE FOR REDUCTION   Prime Miuister Attlee Calls On British Miners To Work An Extra Hour Each Day To Dig Critically Needed Coal.

BRITISH MAY CUT MILITARY COMMITMENTS   Crisis At Home Forces Gov: ernment Retrenchment On Continent

Plans to Slash Military Commit:  ments Are Disclosed by Attlee to Laborites.   Drastic Program of Economy Re- portedly Receives a “Vote  of Confidence.”   MAY HIKE WORK WEEK   Coal Miners Are to Be Asked to Put in an Extra Hour a Dav.

Britain to Cut Military Commitments Because of Looming Economic Crisis

Money Crisis For Adion   Soldiers to Leave : Greece, Parts. of  Italy and line

Britain to Cut Military ‘Commitment   Slash in Armies Serving In Germany, Italy and Greece Set Immediately  Ihe tn Faennamie (ricie

Britain Will Cut Forces in Greece, Italy, Germany   Secialist Says Move Necessary Because Of Economic Crisis  Now Facing Nation

Britain to Slash Her Armed Forces   Policies  Labor Pa rty — i   Mtn   Miners in Socialized Coal Pits Asked to Increase Output

Attlee Is Given Confidence Vote Of Laborites  Evnilnine Diane   Explains, Plans For Meeting Crisis

Miners Will Be Asked to Work Extra Hour Daily to.Help Coal ‘Output; . Quiet About Palestine Troops —

ATTLEE INTENDS TO CUT BRITISH ARMED FORCES   Prime Minister Promises Drastic Action To Stave Off Economic Crisis

Attlee Is Given . Confidence Vote Of Laborites  Exploit ns Plans _ ;  patina feicic

BRITAIN PLANS TO REDUCE ARMY   LABOR GOVERNMENT SUPPORTS ATTLEE It ECONOMIC PROGRAM

Attlee to Cut Occupation Army, Report   Party Backing Giver Prime Minister in Economy Drive

ECONOMIC CRISIS HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR CURTAILMENT   Attlee Wins’ Virtual Vote 01 Confidence From Labor Leniclatare

LABORITE PARTY UPHOLDS ATTLEE   May Call On Miners Tc Work Extra Hour Each Day

Britain Will Cut Military Commitments   Economic Crisis  Is Reason for Mawa Sawe Attlan

Britain's Crisis Being Squarely Faced by Atflee   Belt-Tightening Called for in Move to Regain Faltering Economy

Britain te Slash Her Armed Forces   Attlee Outlines New Policie: at Labor Party Meeting   AN. ECONOMIC CRISIS   Miners in Socialized Coal Pits Asked to Increase Output

Attlee Plans Belt Tightening For The Nation   Shortages Continue AsU. S. Credits Ps ee

Newspapers Warn That Nation Faces Much Suffering  Attlee to Scale Down Living Standard and   Attlee to Scale Down Living Standard and Call for Longer Hours

British Prepare To Meet Crisis   Would Slash Army Com mitments In Europe As One Means.

Money Crisis Forces Attlee To Cut Army   Parliament Informed Armed Commitments Will Be Pared Ouickly

Socialists Report British To Slash Military Pledges   Sav Attlee Won Confidence Of Labor Party: Outlines Plan For Meeting Crisis

Step Taken In Light of Fiscal Woe   Attlee Tells Plan, Win:  Show of Confidence  From Laborites.

Attlee Wins Labor Vote Of Confidence   Britain to Reduce Troops in Germany, Italv and Greece

Britain to Cut  Commitiments in  Face of Crisis To Slash Milliary Force . In Reich, Maly, Greece;

Labor MP’s Give Attlee  Crisis Vote  Of Confidence   Britain To Slash Forces in Germany. To Take All Out Of Italy and Greece

Plane Probers Hear Jones Report   Britain May Cut Troop Strength in Germany, Italy and Greece

Britain To Slash Military  Commitments in 3 Areas   Attlee Tells Plans to Boost Coal Output As Economic Crisis Grows

Britain to Cut Military Force   Slash in Commitments in Germany, Italy, Greece Planned by Attlee 

Britain To Slash Military Commitments In Germany, Italy, Greece Immediately   Prime Minister Attlee To Act Because Of Nation’s Looming Economic Crisis

Britain May Cut German Commitments   Socialist Source Says Attlee Plans Such Move to Meet  Economic Crisis

British Occupation Forces To Be Cut   Economic Crisis At Home Is Cause

Attlee Calls For Drastic Economy Steps   Will Cut Occupation Forces, Scale Down Standard of Living

BRITAIN PLANS SHARP CUT IN COMMITMENTS   Attlee Gains Vote of Confidence after Outlining Plans To Meet Crisis

BOWMAN FUNERAL TUESDAY   Soldier Is Declared Deserter; Was Hero Under Assumed Name

- Says Two-Thirds of  § People Cannot Afford   Rensnce Of Tilnece.

Durocher Bacl With Dodgers As Manager  President Rickey Rehires Him To Succeed Shotton

Durocher Back With The Bums   Rickey Restores Leo as Manager; Shotton’s Role Not Yet Announced

Durocher In, Shotton Out At Brooklyn   Dodgers’ President Returns Stormy Petre’ To Old Job As  Team's Manager

DUROCHER HEADS DODGERS AGAIN   Rickey Returns Lippy ic Managerial Post

DURCCHER SIGNED AS DODGER PILOT   Salary Terms Not Announce¢ As Ex-Manager Returns to Old Job.

DEM MEMBERS MOVE POSTPONE REDUCTION BILL   GOP’S Are Reads Complete Action  By Nightfall

PLAN TO DELAY ACTION ON TAX BILL DOOMED   Republicans Ready To Vote Down Motion Of Foes In Senate Committee

Revolt Flares On Special ~ession Call   GOP Leader Charges Truman ‘Broke Faith’; Emergency Is Doubted

OPEN CRITICISM OF PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S SPECIAL SESSION   Rep. Halleck Said He Broke Faith With Congressional Leaders.   ‘DID NOT CONSULT THEM   The President Is Scheduled to Give Radio Talk Tonight.

Executive Will Address Nation Tonite   Rep. Taber Not So Sure France, Italy In Need.

Call for Congress Evokes Criticism   Truman to Make Radio Report at 10 p. m. Tonight on Inflation, Economic Crisis in Europe

First Adverse Reaction Comes From Rep. Halleck, Indiana Republican, Who Declares President Broke Faith With Congressional Leaders By Not Consulting Them Before Issuing Summons For Nov. 17  Meeting To Consider Inflation And Aid Problems

President Will Talk By Radio At9 Tonight   Special Congress Session Is Called “To Onen Nav 17

FIRST CRITICISM IS  HEARD AS PRESIDENT  PLANS TALK TONIGHT SPECIAL SESSION CALL  IS ASSAILED BY REP. HALLECK OF INDIANA

First Criticism Of Truman’s Action Is Made  Halleck Says President Did Not Consult Solons on Session

Halleck Attacks Truman Call of  Special Session   Says President Broke Faith With Leaders; Radio Speech Tonight

TRUMAN BROKE FAITH WITH US, HALLECK SAYS   President to Explain Decision in Talk Over the Air

President to Speak Over All Networks At 9; To Tell Why Session Is Needed   Hallack Criticizes

Republican Raps Special Session Call   Says Truman Broke Faith; President On Air Tonight

Congress Assails Special Session Call From Truman   Broke Faith With Leaders By Action, Representatives Say

President Calls — Special Session      Truman Will Report to Nation Tonight on Reasons for Summoning Lawmakers Nov. 17.

Truman Call For Session Criticized   Rep. Halleck Says Chief Executive Broke Faith With Laandere in Conores:

Propose Hike In State Motor Fuel Tay   For Improvement Of Rural Roads And City Streets

Gasoline Tax Boost, Soldier Bonu Proposed in Missouri Legislature   Resolution Would Double Present 2-Cent Tax On Motor Fuel for Improving Roads, Streets; Bonus Plan Calls for Exemptions on Taxes

Pollution of Ohio Streams Is Deplored   Girl Kidnaped From Fairgrounas

REGULAR MEETING AMERICAN LEGION POST NO, 221 TO. NIGHT AT & P. M.—Ad,   CLATEIESNTAMONDS AV ATCUP:

CRIPPLED SU PE RFORT LANDS IN WHEAT FIELD   Five Crew Members Parachuted When Engine Caught Fire;

None of 7 Occupants Were Injured; § Parachute, 2 Stick with Ship

CIVIL SERVICE PLAN FOR JOPLIN PROPOSED   State Senate Bill Would Apply to Police and Firemen Here and in Springfield.

LABOR HEADS ~~ AGAIN MEET   CIO AND AFL LEADERS AP. PARENTLY REACHING SOME AGREEMENTS ON POLICY

AFL, ClO MERGER TALKS. CONTINUEL   Common Opposition -to- Labor . .. Laws Aids Parley

Would Give UN  Power to Act on U.S. Aid Policy   Vandenberg Suggests Move on Proposed Greek, Turk Aid

Amendment Suggested to Committee   Majority Vote By UN Listed For Action By Senator

Vandenberg Asks U. N. Veto Power On Greek-Turk Aid  - Procedural Vote in Council or Majority In General Assembly

Power To Halt Aid To Greece   Yandenburg Amendment Would Force President To Obey Its Mandate

Vandenberg Offers Amendment to Bill   Crawford Says U. S. Should Use Threat of Atom Bomb on Russia

—GREEK AID— U.N. Could Stop Help With Veto  Vandenberg For Rlsccwe Aswan dexnet

VANDENBERG IS FOR UN POWER OVER U. 5. AID   Proposes Majority Vote Right to Halt Help to Greece and Turkey

?roposes UN 2ower To  Halt U.S. Aic   Vandenberg Makes Move In Hearing By Senate Group

VANDENBERG ASKS UNO GET GREEK VETO   Proposes U. S. Aid Plan Be Subject To Council

Vandenberg Is In Favor Of Action   Rep. Crawford Would Use Bomb Against Russians

Change in Greek Bill Suggested   Crawford Urges Russ Be Forced to Disarm by Atom Bomb Threat

Would Permit U.N. to Veto Aid Program   Vandenberg Proposes Three Amendments to Truman Preposal

U.N VETO ON AID PROPOSED   Proposal of Vandenberg Would Attach Strings To Truman Plan

POWER 0 10 COUNTRIES      Vandenberg Would Amend Help Proposal to Give United Nations Authority   CONGRESS NOT TO ACT WITHIN SET DEADLINE

To Check Greek Aid   Sen. Vandenberg’s Proposal Would Give Veto Power To U. N.

UN Veto for U.S. Aid to Greece Proposec   Senator Vandenberg Makes Statement During Hearings

U.N. VETO PROPOSED BY VANDENBERG   International Body Would Decide On Aid to Greece

Veto Power On Proposed Aid Asked by Sen.   Vandenberg Proposes UN Be Aliowed to Put Stopper on Turk Deal

Vandenburg Asks UN Veto Power On Aid to Greece   Senator Suggests Restrictions on Method Of Distributing Funds; Foreign , Aftaire Committee Concerned With Russia

Would Give UN. Veto Power Over American Loans   Senator Vandenberg Makes Proposal At  Hearing Today.

Amendment to Bill Suggested by Vandenberg   Hearings Under Way On Truman Plan To Aid Greece and Turkey

‘Wants UN To HaveSay In US Aid Policy   Vandenberg Proposes Giving Body Veto Power Over Aid to Greeve and Turkey

Vandenberg Proposes U. N.. Be Given Power to Halt U.S. Aid to Greece, Turkey

VANDENBERG PROPOSES VETO POWER FOR USE OF UNITED NATIONS AS TO AMERICAN AID   Rent Control Is to Be Continued Thru 28th of February, 1948——Governor Dewey Signs Measure Creating 1,200 State War Service Scholarships— German Miners Are Out on Strike to Enforce Increased Food Rations for Their Families

Vandenberg Moves To Give U.N. Vote To Halt Aid Plan   Thus President Woold  Be Forced to Stop Helping, if U.N.  : Shonld Direct

Vandenberg Proposes To Give United Nations Veto Power  Over Planned Greek-Turk Aid

Amendment  Of Balkans Plan Asked   Would Give U.N. Righ To Block It; Fiery  CS ace TVawbl wn meets

New Vandenberg Plan Would Give  Power to Council   Crawford Wants U. 8S. To Use Atom Bomb Threat To Force Russia To Disarm

REEK PARTY CHIEFS AGREE TO COALITION   Tsaldaris Succeeded By New Premier In Crisis

Coalition Rule for Greece Is Latest Aim   Tsaldaris Asserts Neutral Premier Has Been Selected

Weather Forecast   Storm May Break Over Le cislature   Controversial Issues Al. ready Abound. In Both Houses Of Assembly

Legislature Due ck Tomorrow For Last 9 Days  Stormiest Period Of Session Seen

COUNTRIES WITH RESOURCES ASKED TO AID IN RELIEF   U. S. REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE NICARAGUA

Three Rapists Die In Gas Chamber   Litteral and Beli Executed For Rape Of Teen-Ager: Negro Is Third Victim

Two White Men, Nesro  Are Gassed   Make 23 Executed In North Carolina During This Year

Recluse 40 Years Because of Snub, Wealthy Widow Dies in New York

Tropical Storm In Caribbean Sec  Said to Be About 500 Mi. From Miami

‘New Hurricane Is Coming Out Of Caribbean   Plane Is Ready To Take Of To Probe The Storm.

Wind of’40 Miles an Hour With Heavy Seas And Rain Reported; Storm Travels Slowly.

Eye Brewing Hurricane   Planes Set to Try Out Storm-busting Technigue If Caribbean Disturbance Gets Bad

Tropical Storm’s Intensity Grows; Planes Ready to Test Dry Ice Plan -

Spot Tropical Storm 600 Mis. From Miami   Weather Bureau Keeps Eye On Developments h

Tropical Storm Said Developing  Small Craft Warned   Small Craft Warned In Florida Straits

FLORIDA REGION THREATENED BY TROPICAL GALE   Severe Winds Accompany Rai: Squalls in Caribbean, 500 Miles off Miami

ANOTHER STORM IN CARRIBEAN   Small Craft in Florida Straits Warned

Tropical Storm Heads Toward Cuba   Caribbean Disturbance About 506 Miles from Miami Moving in Nerth Northweetward Direction

NO WELCOME FOR EXPELLED /YUGOSLAVS IN ARGENTINA   Another Storm Menaces Florida

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various  Communities  CLEANED BY SCRIBES

HORSHAM'S FARM CLUB CONDUCTS CORN SHOW   Spray Used to Kill Cut Worm Spoils Flavor of Potatoes   SHOW ALASKAN SCENES

Conference Far From  A Failure   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreian Affairs Analysi

JUTLOOK BAD FOR LOWER INCOME TAXES   If ‘Truman Vetoes Bilk-lt: Probably Will Die -

Tax Reduction This Year Lies With President  Overriding Unlikely lf He Carries Out His Threat of Yeto

CUTTING OF TAXES SEEMS DEAD ISSUE BEFORE CONGRESS   Truman Promises Veto of Measure and Assembly Appears Unable to Over-ride Action.   PRESIDENT WANTS REDUCTION OF DEBT

See Little Hope for Tax Reduction Unless Truman Chanaes Mind About Veto

EXPECT TRUMAN VETO TO BLOCK INCOME TAX CUT   GOP In Senate Consider Move Ty Delay Measure

Do Not Believe Congress Could Beat Truman Veto Of Income Tax Reductions

Congress Unable To Beat Tax Veto   Believe Truman Will Consider Cake Cut Too Thin For Taxpayers In Low Brackets

uman Veto Is Expected n Tax Reduction Measure   vers Doubt Senate or House Could Muste Three-Fourths Majority for Overriding

TAX REDUCTION THIS YEAR NOW SEEMS REMOTE   Unless President — Has Changed Mind Tax Cut May Be Out

BUDGET CUT IS FAVORED BY SENATE   Would Slice Sum o 41, Billions from Truman Estimate

Chairman Knutson Says House Will Never Accept So Slight a Cutback That Would Ruin Lower Tax Pian.

‘Major Reductions in Budget for Army, Navy Rejected   Senate Approves Pledge to Cut Government Costs by $4,500,000,000 Next Fiscal Year

$4,000,0°0,000 CUT INTRUMAN EUDGET VOTED BY SENATE   Knutson Says Income Taxes Cannot Be Slashed More Than 10 Per Cent if Figure Stands.   ACTION A VICTORY FOR ARMED SERVICES   Reduction Compares With $6,000,000,000 Cut Called for by House—Com-

Major Cuts in Army and Navy Funds Rejected   Knutson Sees Income Tax Reduction of Only 106 Pet.

Senate Votes Smaller Cut in Truman Budget  84.500,.000.000 Slash Would Entail No Big Army-Navy Fund Slice

Large Slashes For Army, Navy Are Rejected  Knufson’s Tax Plan Faces Derailment

FOUR-AND-HALF BILLION SLASH PASSES SENATE   Chamber Tacitly Rejects Any Majer Cuts For Army And Navy   COMPROMISE WITH HOUSE PREDICTED

SENATE EASES BUDGET SLASH   Major Cuts For Army And Navy Avoided In Spending Bill

REJECT MAJOR FUND CUTS FOR ARMY AND NAVY   Senate Lops Four Billion — Off President Truman’s - 1947 Budget Proposal

Chamber’s Decision Represents Victory For Armed Forces   Action Compares with Six Billion Slash Approved by House; Senate Must Still Rule on Resolution on Spending Ceiling

Senate Votes A 43 Billion Budget Slash      Tacit Victory For Armed Forces Seen In Lowered Ficure

41/o-Billion .  Budget Cut  Is Voted  By Senate Tacitly Rejects  Any Major Cuts In Appropriation

House Will Not Accept, Declared  May Change Income Tax Cut Fiqures

FIGHT LOOMS QVER WAYS 10 APPLY SAVING   Some Want Taxes Cut, Others Seek Debt  Reduction

Rejects Major Reduction For Army and Navy   Vote 51-33 to Slice Huge Sum From Federal Estimates

Senate Votes Big Reduction In U; i. Funds   Upper House Rejects Any Major Slash for Army "or Navy

Budget Issue Wide Open — As Upper Chamber Orders $4 500.000.000 Dronner

GOP PLANNING RADIO SERIES   EFFORT BEING MADE FOR PARTY 70, SPONAOR.-AWEEKLY “REPORT To.  NATION -“pno: ea “GRAM awa

Statement Or  Palestine By Overshadows  U. S.-Russian Battle In U. N.

Statement Waited in U. N. Today; British Demand Members Accept Fair Share of Displaced Persons

New Vista for Co-operation on Pact Looms   Britain Awaiting Amplification of Stclin’s Note

Exchange Of Notes Brings Understanding   Treaty Extension May Form New Basi For Cooperation

New Basis For Cooperation Between Nations Seen In  — Revision And Extension   OF International Treaty

Britain Will Cut Army in Greece  Guerrilla Actions May Be Curtailed

GERMAN TRADE LEADERS FACE GRAVE CHARGES   Four Specific Charges Formally Filed Against Some Of Germany's Leading Business Men By The United States.

Five Business Chiefs Accused   Indictment Links Industrialists With Worst War Crime Deeds of Politicians

5 GERMANS CHARGED   Industrialist. Leaders Are Linker War Crimes

US. Indicts. Five German Steel Barons   Friedrich Flick, Four Others Charged With War Crimes

Nazi Industrialists Face Charges For War Crimes  Five German Leaders Are Indicted as Brains of Reich

Nazi Business Brains Linked  To War Crimes   Industrialists Face Trial for Deeds As Bad as Politicians’

LETTER BOMB. : SOURCE TOLD   JEWISH GROUP IN-PALESTINE SAYS IT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANTI-BRITISH PLOT

Testify Game Populations Have Increased   Professional Politicians Accused of Trying To Grab Commission

ALL FIELD GAME POPULATION HAS BEEN INCREASED   During the 10 Years Since Commission Came Into Operation.   PRAISE WORK OF BODE   Dr. Rudolph Bennett Ranked Him Second Rest Among Twenty-lhree.

Taft Attacks International WPA Program   Does Not Believe America Can Save World With Money

International ‘WPA’ Assailed By Senator Taft   Holds Specific Loans For Specific Purposes Should Be U. S. Policy

Taft Decries Possibility ot ‘World WPA’   Senater Says He Does Not Believe U.S. Can Save World With Cash

TAFT ASKS HALT INU. 5, LENDING ON GLOBAL SCALE   Declares Loans Should Be Made Only ior “Specitic Purposes” to Pay for Goods Sent Abroad.   CALLS FOR CHANGE IN PEACE MACHINERY   Urges Nation Proceed Without Russia to Perfect a-U. N, That Would Operate In Limited Field.

U5. LOANS ON GLOBAL SCALE   Senator Demands U. S. Curb Lending Under Present Policy

Sen. Taft Avers American Money  Can’t Save World   Top-Ranking Republican Flays Administration’s Foreign Policy; Decries ‘International WPA’ Financed Rv American Taxpavers

AMERICA CANNOT SAVE WORLD WITH MONEY, TAFT DECLARES IN TACOMA, WASH., ADDRESS

Taft Deecries Possibility of ‘World WPA   Senator Recommends U. S. Proceed Without Russia If U.N. Action Blocked, Qutlines GOP Program

Assembly Votes U. S. Plan For Peace in Balkan Row   Taft Says U. S. Outlay Can’t Cure Global Ills   Truman’s Appeal for Less Waste In Food Shortage Gains Support

‘International WPA Decried By Sen. Taf   America Can‘t Save’ the World With Money, Ohioan Savs

Taft States. U.S. Foreign Policy Plan   International WPA To Solve Economic Prohlem Buled Ont

Taft Outlines 7-Point Program Covering Certain Principles In GOP Position On Foreign Policy

HOUSE WANTS EURAPEAN AID BILL TRIMMED   ROCKY ROAD AHEAD FOR PLAN PASSED BY SENATE, 83-6

Bill Putting Many Curbs — On Unions Gets Approval   House Republican Leaders Okay Measure Whict May Reach Vote Of House Next Week— Closed Shop Outlawed

House Votes Soon On Union Curb Bil   Republican Members  Give Measure Approval

House GOP High Command Okays New Labor Bill  Scheduled For Vote By End Of Next Week

GOP Approves  Labor Measure   Some Opposition Reported To Clased Shop Ban -

West Virginia Gross Income Hits New Record but Costs Cut Profits

VA Threatens To Discipline Home Builders   Shoddy Erections, Serious Defeets Cited in Blast; CIO Urees Action

Unfit Home Builders To Feel VA Ire   Action Promised Against Lenders And Apprai

May Ban Gl Loans On Shoddily-Built Homes, Says VA   Emphasis in Government Circles Centering on Housing Shortage

Shoddy Homes Flailed Disciplinary Action Against Builders. Threatened By VA

SHODDY HOMES BUILT FOR GI’   Veterans Agency May Take Action Against Poor Workmanship

Vet Administration Threatening Action  Shoddy Homes Built On GI! Loans Flayed

Chest Aid To Give City Dental Fealth Program   BY FRANCIS M. LENHART, M.D Defiance County Health *

Ball Attacks Secretary's  Speed On Aid   Combination Of Blitzkrieg And Old Mousetrap Play Charged By Republican

Ball Charges’ Marshall With Blitz Tactics   Senators Reject Move to Trim Down Foreian Aid Bill

Ball Raps Foreign Aid Bill Tactics   Says Marshall Using “Old Mousetrap Play” to Win Quick Passaae

GOVERNMENT CONTROL OVER STEEL AND GRAIN URGED BY TWO) MEMBERS OF CABINET

Steel Control ls Requested by Harriman   Limited Priority, Allocation Powers Urged by Secretary

Talk Steel, Grain Control   Tua Cabinet’ Members Seys Authority Needed Teo Make Best Use of Both

Back President's Plea For Price, Rationing Control  If Necessary

Steel And Grain Controls Urged   Authority To Restore Price Brakes And Rationing, If Needed, Requested

Steel, Grain Allocations Are Favored   Put Materials Where Needed. Officials Urge

Congress T old Of Need If Aid Plan Approved   Harriman and Anderson Testify Before Legislative Committees

Move fo Trim European Aid   Fresh Prospects Also Develop in, Hause Thot May Breteu Eick Acting

Would Allocate Steel, Grains To Essential Needs   Cabinet Members Believe Government Should Be Empowered To Channel Essential Commodities

Harriman Advises Authority to Direct Steel. to: Most Essential: Programs: Anderson. Testifies

Control ofSteel,  Grain Crop Use Sought By U.S.   Harriman, Anderson Back Truman Plea for Powers

Secretaries Back  Plea for Rationing Proposed Foreign Aid Program  MdAaLbae Artian Kinencnemn, i?

TRUMAN AIDS ASK STEEL, GRAIN REINS   Two Cabinet Officers Say if Europe Is Aided Government Should Have Power to Allocate Mill Output and Crops.

Harriman Requests [Allocation Powers   Anderson Joins Backing For Truman’s Requested Price. Rationins Authority

Harriman, Anderson Back Truman’s Plea For Power Over Rationing, Prices

Both Cabinet Officers Back Truman Stand  Say Controls Are Needed To Make European Aid  Program Possible

Support for Truman’s Suggested Controls Given by Members Of His Cabinet

Stand-By Power on Prices, Ration Requested by Harriman, Anderson In Appearances Before Committees

“hes To Boss Steel Allocations      Secretary. Also Urges Ex: ports Lid to. Help For° eign Aid Program»

SOME AID ITEMS MAY PASS SOON   High Republicans See Approval Of Part Of Tru  ‘SOCIALISM’ IS CRIED

Cabinet Urges Power fo Allot Grains, Steel   Harriman, Anderson Say Authority Needed With Aid Proqram’

STEEL, GRAIN CONTROL URGED   Harriman, Anderson Endorse Truman Program

Harriman Seeks Allocations Of  Materials Power While Anderson Asks Regulation Over Farm And Crop Production

WouldHave U.S. Steel, Grain Rule   Metal Should Go t>,.Most Essential _ . Projrams, Harriman Declares in Toeatimany   Anderson Is:Heéard             House Commitiee Gets Views on Grain ‘Use in Nation’

TRUMAN ADVISORS ASK AUTHORITY ALLOCATE ITEMS   SEE POSSIBILITY OF SERIOUS EMERGENCY REQUIRING ACTION ©

PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S ECONOMIC PROGRAM IS ENDORSEO   secretary Harriman and See yetary Anderson Helore Committees,   At PHOLTEY ts BACKED   cove the Government Shoule Ilave Say Hegarding Steel (hutput,

ALSO WOULD GHEGK PRICES ran EXPORTS   Anderson, Harriman Testify for Truman Economic Program.

Two Members Of Cabinet  Back Truman   In His Request For Authority to Restore Controls

Allocation of Steel and Grain Held Vital to Aid   ‘Harriman and Anderson Back Restoration of Price Controls

— HEARINGS —. Request — Linked to. Aid Abroad   2 IN CABINET MAKE APPEAL

Cabinet Officers Back Up  Truman   Allocation Power Sought As Part Of Aid Plan

PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S ECONOMIC PROGRAM IS ENDORSED   Secretary Harriman and Secretary Anderson Before Committees,   AUTHORITY IS BACKED   Says the Government Should Have Say Regarding Steel Output.

Need Of Price Authority Told      Two Cabinet Officer: Say Controls Vital To Relief Program

U.S. Power to Rule on Steel, Grain Urged   Truman Aids Ask Congress to: Allot New Authority

Solicits Limited Priority Powers   Taft, Millikin Agree Some Anti-Inflation Curbs May Be Approved Before Christmas.

CABINET HEADS ASK FOR GRAIN, STEEL CONTROL   Anderson and Harriman Want to Direct Output Into Essential Channels .

Cabinet Officers Urge Power fo Control Prices    Harriman, Anderson Explain Details. of President’s Program

Link Request  To Foreign Aid Prosram   Two Cabinet Officers Give Views to Congress; Back Truman’s Proposals

Wide Grain Power Asked of Congress lt. Ss. Wants Okav   L.S. Wants Okay To Control Storage, karm Machinery

Control Over Steel, Grain. Output Asked   Leaders Declare Action Necessary To Ficht Inflation

U.S. Power Over Grain,  Steel Asked  Harriman Urges   Harriman Urges Price Controls an Export Goods

Closed Shop Out, Says GM Chief   Will Never Sign Contract Calling For. A Closed Shop, Wilson Testifies.

Asks Repeal Of Wagner. Labor Act ©   Both Houses Continue Hearings in Attempt To Sift Deluge of — Bills to Curb Labor:

Repeal Wagner Act, Solon Asks   Hoffman-Sees Civil War Rise From Strikes

Blames ‘White  House Advisers For Big Strikes   Rep. Landis First Witness At House Labor  Committee Hearing.

SEN. HOFFMAN URGES REPEAL OF WAGNER ACT   Michigan : Republican Testifies Before House Group

Labor-Industry Problems Aired In House Probe   General Motors Head, At  Senate Hearing, Urges Measure to. Outlaw Closed Shop   House Will Make Survey ‘In Field’   Landis Flays New Deal Ie Calling For Changes In Wagner Act; Alga Assails NLRB

HOFMAN ASKS TOTAL WAGNER AGT REPEAL   House Committee Opens Its Hearings Two Weeks ‘After Senate.

House Ponders Industrial Bills   Landis Blames “White House Advisers” For Grare Strikes Of The Past Year

Labor Probe Opens Before House Group   Closed Shop Rule Hit by GM Chief, He’ll ‘Never Sign’

Hoffman Asks Outright Repeal Of Wagner Act   House Labor Group Opens Hearings

Truman Advisers Are Blamed for Walkouts in 1946   General Motors Heac Urges Congress To Outlaw Closed Shops

FBI INVESTIGATES POLITICIAN’S DEATH   Fingerprints Found et Hood of Caz in Which Victim Died in Mvsterionus Blast.

MAY DENI ‘USED PRESSURE’   Says He Had “Too Much Respect’ For High Officers

Ex-Congressman Refutes Charge Made in Court   Kentuckian Continues Defense Against War Fraud Charges

SPEAKING FRANKLY...  The ninth instalment of James F, Byrnes’ startling book appears _ today on   Pole Peasant Party Leader Helped to Flee

$210,000 Is Placed Into School Lunch Fund for State   Governor Terms Health  ‘of =School Children ©  '. Essential to State and Nation

CHURCH OF CHRIST  ee a ae ee ee   5th and Pyramid Streets Chas. Fogliasso, Minister

Ford Motors Warns Foremen Company  Can't Be Coerced With Agreement at End   With Agreement at End Strike Threatened for May 17

FORD WARNS UNION FOREMEN IT WILL NOT BE COERCED   Company Declares Present “as Good as Any Time to Settle Issues” Threatening Strike.   WILLING TO SIGN ONLY WORKABLE PACT   Holds Workers Should Share Management Responsibility— Letter on Stand Sent Union President.

90,000 Jews Under Curfew At Jerusalem   Argentine Plane Crashes; 36 Die

Report 36 Dead in Air Crash at Buenos Airac   Believe Ariny Transport Ship Struck Telegraph Wires—Few Escane

House Devotes Fruitless 7 Hours  To Farm Deadloct   Appropriation Bill Debate Finds Split With Senate Still Wide

Farm Bill Deadlock Still Holds   House Boosts Soil Conservation Fund Over G2 Millions

7 Roll Call Votes Fail To” Break. Deadlock   Agriculture Bill Causing Trouble.

HOUSE REJECTS 1948 SOIL FUNDS   Adds $100 Million for Current Payments

150-Man Policy Group Slated To Agree on Terms   Lewis and Operators Will Put Finishing Touches on Contract

Pit Workers Set to Ratify New Contract   Ample Fuel, Supply Of Steel Expected;  Dixie Owners Moan

UMW Ready To Ratify Coal Paet With Owners   Will Assure Fuel for Hames, Factories This Winter  Gas Shortage Threat

Miners Ready To ratify New Coal Contract   Industry Sources Say Ample Fuel Assured This Winter For Homes and Factories.

SOUTHERN GROUP. TO RESUME TALK ON WAGE OFFERS   Coneern Shown Ovet Generous Terms of. Agreement 

lo "Raf New Coal Contract   Southern Producers Also Meet to Resume Talks

Industry Sees Ample Supplies for Winter; Southern Producers Balk at Waqe Hike

MINERS TO SIGN NEW CONTRACT   Pact Will Prevent Sirike after Vacation Period Ends

Miners Ready To Ratify New Northern Paet  Southern Operators Qeci] Bold OCaet nn

UMW to Ratify WageAgreement   Miners to Return To Jobs in North; Southerners Wait

UMW Ready To Accept New Wace Contract   Lewis Mects Wil h Operators  On Proposal]

SIZZLING WAVE IS BEGINNING T0 HIT CORN CROP   Temperatures of Near 100 Will Continue; 105 at Rioomftield -

@ PAUL MALLON—  Battle Over Economics Under Way; Will Continue Until Election

ee FAVE MA picasa  Battle Over Economics Under Way; Will Continue Until Election

Asks Limited Controls for Wages, Prices   ‘‘Schwellenbach Urges Them as Means - to Stop High Costs

U.S. Seeking Release of Observers  Press Negotiations   Press Negotiations Through Three Separate Channels

“OFFERS SUCH   Pair Taken By Communists In Manchuria; New Offensive Revealed

U.S. Seeking Release of Observers   Press Negotiations Through Three Separate Channels

BRITISH. LORDS. FEEL SCISSORS   Powers Will Be. Clipped ‘De spite Plea by Winnie, Other Conservatives

BILL TO CURB LORDS PASSES   Pushed Through Decisive Second Reading Despite Churchill

Labor Party Drive To Limit British Lords Given Boost   Government Casts A 345 ta 194 Vote In Commons---Bill on Wav to Enn-tmens

HOUSE PASS BIL! 70 CURB BRITISH PEERS   CHURCHILL CHARGES DICTATORSHIP IN LABOR REGIME

Labor Regime Moves ‘To Curb Power Of Peers   Churchill Protests Plan As “Dictatorship” As Commons Votes to Slash - Authority

Labor Attacks House of Lords  Power Curb Bill   Power Curb Bill Nearing Passsage

To Clip Power Of Lords   Commons Supports Laborite Measure; New Plan to Put Idle Men to Work

LABOR WINS FIRST ROUND OF BATTLE   Churchill Cries ‘Dictatorship On Lords’ Measure

Labor Government Step Nearer Curb Bill Against Lords  New Regulation Set For Dec. 12 to Put

Ohio's Relief Lists Growing Despite Work   Lilienthal Is Opposed by Taft   Marvel Nominated 1o* Be Envoy to Denmark   Westinghouse Head Predicts No Depression Before 1950

ORGANIZE SEARCH FOR ARMY PLANE   TRANSPORT MISSING OVER MOUNTAINS ON COLORADO FLIGHT

PLANE IS LOST OVER COI ORADC   Transport Foreed Down In Mountains During Blinding Storm

REP. TABER HITS "STATE DEPARTMENT   if *  ‘Charges It Has Violated Law by;  i Permitting Shipment of Supplies to Russia.

lUMW, Coal ‘Operators Open Contract lTalks: Latest Phone Offer Rejected

U.S. Acts to Return Soft Coal Mines   Government Control To End June 30; Phone Strike Unsettled

Government Begin: Job of Returning Mines to Owners   Lewis Attends Initial Meeting; Presents Demands

Return of Coal Mines to Owners Talked  Settlement Formula For Phone Strike Still Being Sought

Miners, Owners Talk Contract  Negotiations Begin as  Government Prepares 7 ws a i

UMW, Operators Start Discussions _ On Soft Coal Pact   Agreement is Not Likely Before Government Operations End

Urges Rejection Of Cases Prior To June of 1946   Contends Courts Have Power Ti Make Decisions Apply Only To The Future

Big Air Show; PTA Carnival Scheduled  For Second Day of Gala Celebration AMATELIR RODEO TO OPEN ‘AT. 8 P. M.

\nxiously Watch As First Events Fiesta de Mexia   Big Air Show, PTA Carnival Scheduled For Second Day of Gala Celebration

YANKS WITHDRAW IN TRIESTE AREA WITHOUT INCIDENT   Tito’s Forces Try ‘Confusing’ Tactics by Moving Ahead of Time.   CIVILIANS CLASH   Italians. Slavs in Bitter Rioting as Free State is Born.

U.S. BRITAIN OPPOSE SOVIET PLAN FOR REICH   Western Powers Think Proposal A_ Boost For Communism

Moscow Parley May Continue   Conference to Extenc  Another Month

British Regard Molotov Proposal as “Sinister ;” It Puts German Support Above European Security, They Say.

Lommunistic Upper Hand  Russian Plan For Centralized German Government Is Studied

RUSS PROPOSAL FOR GERMANY NOT FAVORED   U. S. And Britain See  Soviet Attempt To Woe German Support      NO PROGRESS MADE ON AUSTRIAN PACT

See Control Bid in Soviet Plan  Americans, British Appear Perturbed

U. S., British Distrust Red German Plan   Russia Suspected of Making Bid for Aid  of Communist Reick

Par ley. Fears Russ" Seek’ Reich’ Coiitrol   ‘Envisions ‘Sinister? Motive in Soviet °°.’ ‘Anproach to Issue ."

Russian Proposal Seen As Support For Communists In Forming New German State.

300 IN HIGHWAY CREWS WALK OUT   Division 9 Employes Stage ‘Strike’ After’ Parley With Herbert

REPORT FIRING OF DEMOCRATS ~ CAUSED STRIKE   ‘THREE HUNDRED LABORERS  OF DIVISION NO. # RE. ‘PORTED PICKETING _ HIGHWAY’ GARAGES

Cheers Of 250 Echo Governor's 1949 Forecast   Senator Honored By Michigan Citizens At Capital Dinner

‘Few Unfinished Items On Agenda   Labor Reforms and Tax Wrangles Mark Hectic Seven Months Of First Session

Adjournment Is Set Late Today; Few Bills Left   First Republican Congress in 16 Years Writes Swan Song fo Tune of Politics

Should Be. -Through- ‘By.  5:30. Today   ENDS SEVEN HECTIC MONTHS MUCH OF WHICH TIME WAS GIVEN TO LABOR PROBLEMS

New Tax Bill To Greet Congress At Next Session   Few Important Bills Left In Hopper As Solons Leave Desks

MARTIN SEES ADJOURNMENT BY 4:30 P. M.   Only Half-Dozen Major Bills Remain on Legislative “Must? Calendar

80th Session of Congress Slated to Adjourn Today   Seven Hectic Months Produced Basic Labor Reforms But'No Income Tax Cut

Only Half Dozen Vital Measures Are Left On ‘Must’ Calendar Today

” — RECORD — Only Few Bills on Calendar   IN LAST STAGES OF ENACTMENT

80TH CONGRESS ADJOURNS TODA) IN HECTIC CLOSE   Session Highlighted by Labor Reforms and Two  Futile Tax-Cut Efforts

CONGRESS TO ADJOURN BY TONIGHT   House Hopes to End Sessions By 5:30, Says Speaker

Labor Reforms, Tries At Income Tax Changes Are Session Highlights   Last Minute Legislation Shuttling Between House, Senate and White House: Appropriation Bills Sandwiched In

Senate and House Ready To Go Home   Congress Expected To Adjourn Late Today; Rush Money Bills

END NEAR FOR FIRST SESSION 80TH CONGRESS   Record Highlighted by, Basic Labor Reforms and Two Attempts to Cut Taxes.

Congress Leaves Behind Ri Highlighted By SEasic I Reforms And Two Vain tempts To Cut Income Ta   HOUSE WILL QUIT BY FIVE 0'CI

ANYWAY IT RAINED   AN TWAT IT RAINED From Little Drops Bia Disputes Grow

Rain-Makers Lay Claim to Shower In New England   Fire-Plagued Areas Get Rain—But Arcuments Are Going On

RAIN FALLS BUT ~— CAUSE IN DOUB)   Natural Clouds Vie witt  Man-Made Vapors, Rain However Is Welcome

Scientists Claim Credit For Dry-Iee Seeding; An yway, It’s Weleome  Showers In New Hampshire Blow UpProblem-- What Madelt Rain?

NINE IN GREW DIE IN FLORIDA CRASH   B-29 Falls Only 200 Yards from Elgin Field.

Q Airmen Die By B-29 Crash At Eglin Field   Plane Crashes Into Swamp Second After Take-Off From Base

Steelworkers Shun No-Strike Pledges  In New Contracts  Also Declare They Wil Not Employ Provisions £e. LJ] .

Steelworkers Shun No-Strike Pledges  In New Contracts  Also Declare They Wil Not Employ Provisions in Taft-Hartley Bill

LABORA LAW REDO CIO Steelworkers Eliminate Future No-Strike Pledees

Texas Mayor Raps Red Cross For Relief Work   Death Toll In Explosion Disaster Now Set At 421; Will Hit 575

Mayor of Texas City Criticizes Red Cross   Did Not tike Handling OF Relief Activities In Blostetaorn Cliv

295 Missing In Texas City  421 Persons Known Dead in Catastrophe

Texas City Dead Placed at 575  295 Persons Still on Missing List

TEXAS CITY DEAD NOW AT 421; RISING    Mayor of City Lashes Out With Criticism of Red Cross Help There

Blast Death Total Drops   .421 Persons Listed In Texas City Ruin

[Red Cross Is Criticized By Mayor At Texas City Disaster Death Total Expected To Be 575 Or  More: 295 Persons Missing, 132 Unidentified

Texas City Mayor Raps Red Cross   Blast Toll Dead Now  421 With 295 Persons Missing.

Search for Dead Continues In Blast-Torn Texas City  Toll Set at 421, With Many Missing:  Mayor Criticizes Work of Red Cross

RED CROSS AID AT TEXAS CITY HIT BY MAYOR   No Danger of New Blasts Seen—Deoth Toll 421; _ 295 Still Missing

295 RESIDENTS OF TEXAS CITY STILL ON MISSING LIST  KNOWN EXPOSION

Texas City MapsReturn  To Normal Estimate 575 Diec   Estimate 575 Diec in Gulf Port Blast 471 Known Dead

295 PERSONS STILL MISSING IN TEXAS CITY   Mayor Criticizes Red Cross Relief Handling in Tragedy

RELIEF PLAN HIT BY TEXAS MAYOR   Red Cross Defends Work; Death List Hits 421

Official Puts Total Of Texas City Dead at 575; 295 Stull Missing

Public Safety Aide Say: 295 Are Missing and 132 Victims Remain  Unidentified

Texas City Dead Now Number 421   295 Still Missing and 132 Victims Ramain [Inidantitieda

PRELUDE TO-TEXAS CITY DISASTER   x x * * Texas City Mayor Raps Red Cross Relief Activities

421 ARE KNOWN DEAD IN TEXAS DUE TO BLAST   Mayor. Of 'C “City” Says NG Danger’ Of: More —- Byxplosions.   RAPS RED CROSS   Claims People Report That Help-Has Been = Denied Them — -

295 Persons  Still Missing In Texas City   Explosion Dead Now Totals 421; Final List Will Be Over 575

Texas City Death Toll Is Placed At 421   FINAL COUNT MAY GO AS HIGH AS 575 PERSONS

Disaster Death Total Expected To Be 575 O More; 295 Persons Missing, 132 Unidentified

Texas City Death Rolls Continue To Be Increased   Total Is Now 421, Is Expected to Reach 575, Mayor Criticizes Red Cross But Agency Gives Explanation; Many Persons Still Missing

DEATH TOLL IN TEXAS CITY 421      Expected To Reach Not Less Than 575 When Full Count Made

421 TEXAS CITY DEAD RECOVERED   Safety Official Says 295 Still Missing

Mayor Critical Of Handling Disaster Relief By Red Cross   R. C. Director Replies That Organization There For Emergency Needs

Red Cross Aid In Disaster Hit   Texas City Mayor Registers Complaint

 TEXAS CITY BLAS}   Mass Burial of Unidentified Victims Planned This Waal

Local Temperature   Mayor Criticizes Red Cross... .  Report 575 Dead  From Texas Fire

Life Resumed In Texas City; Shops Open   Mass Burial for Unidentified Dead This Week; 421 Bodies Recovered, 295 Still Missing.

Halleck Speaks At GOP Meeting  Says Tax Cut, Foreign Aid Compatible

HOW TO BOOST STATE INCOME TO BE STUDIEL   Governor Appoints Ad visory Group To Devise Means Of Revenue   COMMITTEES WILL MEET DURING WEEK

Busy Week Confronts Maryland. Assembly   Series of Hearings “On Proposed. Law Changes Scheduled

INDIAN-RIOT TOLL MOUNTS   *; HINDU-MOSLEM BATTLE . STILL RAGING IN. PUNJAB AREA °

Hindu-Moslem Riots Claim Lives Of 250   Communal Disorders Center In Punjab Province; Estimate Property Damage at Weapty Million.

"BOMB" PLOI   American Rabbi in Group Held in Plot to Shower Leaflets on London

Intormer Is Protected by Scotland Yard   American Rabbi Held in Paris Announced Hunger Strike

Terror Mounts As Haifa Blast Defies British   One Killed, Seven Inj jured; 90,000 Jews Under  Hone Aerost

Mine Blast In Haifa Touches Off Night Of Terror In The Holy Land

Palestine Mine Blast Opens Night of Terror  One Person Killed; 90,000 Jews Put Under House Arres'

Haifa Blast Sets Up New  Terror Reign   One Dead, 7 Others Wounded; Pipeline Broken in 3 Spots

Third Night Of Terror In Holy Land   Mine Blast In Haifa Kills One Person and Wounds Seven

Palestine Mine Blast Opens Nighi of Terror   One Person Killed:   One Person Killed; 30,000 Jews Put Under House Arres

Mine Blast Touches Off Third Straight Night Of Terror in Holy Land

Atom Secret Probe Opens   Justice Department Swings Into Action Following Startling Disclosure *

U. 5. Justice Department Plans Action   Two Soldiers Accused Of Stealing Documents

Congress Speeds Plans to Double A-bomb Secrecy   Justice Department Will Prosecute Sergeants Who Took Secret Data

Congress to Increase Guarc Over Bomb   Justice Dept. to Prosecute Two Army Sergeants

Plans For Double Chech On U.S. A-Bomb Secrets Are Rushed By Congress

Congress Rushes Plans To Double Check Leaks  From Los Alamos Plant   Justice Department Swings Into Action With Prosecution Of Sergeants Who Took Vital Documents As “Souvenirs.”

Congress Checks Atom’s Security  Justice Department Also Goes In Action

SECURITY OF BOMB CHECKED   Congress Stirs as FBI Plans To Prosecute Gi’s Who “Souvenired” Secrets.

Bomb Expose Alarms U. S.   Atomic Data Found; Security Steps Due

ATOM SECURITY STEPS SPURRED BY THEFT CASE   Congress, Justice Divisior Swing Into Action After Los Alamos Report

Double Security Set for Atomic Secrets   Two Soldiers Who Kept Vital Photo  Negatives for Year to Be Prosecuted

Brew Me A Repe” Little Man Who Wasn't Fair Sticks Giknis With Molascec

New York Is ‘Bombed’ by 125 B-29s   Air Force Re-enacts Raids Which Blasted Japan Out of War

New York Is First Target For Assault   Seaboard Witnesses Huge Concentration Of U. S. Air Power

Sky-Gian ts Sweep Over      Metropolis   A. HUNDRED SUERFORTRESSES SHOW HOW CITY COULD BE © REDUCED TO RUBBLE BY ATTACK

Just Like Japan  ‘Deadly Air Fleet Reenacts 'Warlike Bomb Raid at N. Y.

MASSED RAIDS BROKEN UP BY BAD WEATHER   At New York, First Target of Mighty Armada, Crowds Pack Sidewalks.

AERIAL ARMADA STRIKES DEADLY BLOWS IN EAST   Simulation of Wartime Attacks Made on New York and Other Cities

Superfort Armada Hits New York in Mock Air Attack   130-Plane Group Breaks   PLANES ROAR LOW OVER TARGET AREA   Pass from Financial District to Bronx; Head for Washinetcn

Aerial Giants Sweep Over New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington

New Yorkers Get Only a Peek af Fast-MovingB-29   Air Armada Proves Disappointing to Crowds in the Streets

‘Ehe United Nations ..-«  World’s Greatest Diplomatic Show Opens Tomorrow

UNOAssembly May MakeCongress Look Like Debating Club   MARSHALL NOT FOR CHANGES      Secretary Places Faith In . General Assembly In Spite Of Blocks

UN. Assembly Has Peace as Goal; 55  N ations Present   More Than 1,787,436,000 Are to Have Voice When Annual Sessious Are Opened

Fifty Seamen Lost in Gale   3 Ships on Rocks, Others in Distress

50 FEARED DEAD ON BRITISH SHIPS   3 Vessels Swept Onto Rocks As Storm Whips Seas

Raging Seas Battering Vessels Against Rocks   Forty-Two Believed Lost In Smashing Up O} Tanker While Huge Battleship Warsprite Breaking Up On The Cornish Coast.

50 Seamen Feared Dead As 3 Ships, Driven By High Seas. Pound On Brit Shores

Tanker Crew, Rescuers Die   Old. English Battleship Aground, Other Ships Report Damaged in Storm

HUNT “BRAINS” OF UNDERGROUND   Jewish Communities Under Martial  Law Following Week-End of VioTence,

British Comb Tel Aviv For Terrorists   Half of Holy City’s Papulation Under Martial Law

“Brains” of Jewish Underground Sought   Soturday’s Death Toll Set at 22

Searchers Comb Jerusalem Area For Terrorist:   British Troops Hunt for Underground “Brains” in Two Sections

HUNT HEADS OF JEWISH UND'RGROUND   British Troops in House to House Search, Jerusalem

World Series Dates Announced Today   Sept. 30 Ef AH Mew York Series, Oct. & MH Cardinets break Ea

World Series Dates Announced Today ’   Sept. 30 Hf All New York Series, Oct.  Hf Cardinals Break fn

Storage Lake s Dam Gives Way During Night   City Forced To Take  Emergency Measures

VIRGINIA HILL TO REPLY TO CRITICS   Siegel Friend Is Homeward Bound from Paris.

Reject Pefition fo Order Ballot   Board Refuses to Test Case Workers

CHINESE RETURN YANK OFFICERS   Communists Release Them To American Party

Rioting in Palestine More Bitter: — Dead in Middle East Now Total 399

Bitter Rioting In Haifa  Trauhle Flarec   Trouble Flares At Refinery

AT Killed in Holy Land  Bitterest Clash Is Staged at Refinery At Haifa

AT Persons Slain In Bloodiest Fight   Arabs and Jews Battle In Vengeance War: 61 Wounded In Violent Outbreak

Fight Starts With Bombing Of Job Queue   Jews Blamed For Hit-and-Rur Tax) Assault

Report 47 Killed In Haifa Clast   ‘Arab And Jewish Oil Plant  Workers Engage In   Fierce Combat

Haifa Relinery Battle Results In 47 Killings   Other Incidents in Holy Land Turmoil  Lp Dav’s Toll to 53

IN PALESTINE FATAL 10 47.   Bitterest Clashes Since Decision Are Now Raging

Battle Kills 6 Arabs, 41 Jews  Wild Melee Takes Place In Haifa Refinery

47 Killed In New Rioting In Palestine  Jews, Arabs Fight In Refinery After Bomb [s Tossed

Bloody Riot At Haifa   36 Jews and 11 Arabs Killed*in Bitterest Clash of Holy War

47 KILLED IN HOLY LAND RIOTS TODAY   36 Jews and 11 Arabs Slain in Bitter Battles

47 MORE SLAIN DURING RIOT AT HAIFA REFINERY   At Least 61 Others Injurec In Bitterest Fighting Of Holy Land Violence

Oil Refinery ‘Blast Starts Major Battle   41 Jews Stabbed :To Death By Arab Workers

JewsSlaughtered In Haifa Refinery   Attack Backfires And Arabs Exact Heavy Death Toll

Forty-Seven At Haifa Die inNew Clash   ‘Bloodiest Fighting of Talestine War Breaks Out At Oil Rofinery: BL. Wounded... —

Thirty-Six Jews, 11 Arabs Killed   Bloody Fighting Breaks Out: When Arabs in Employment Line Bombec

AT KILLED IN RIOTS AT HAIFA   Heaviest Fighting Since UN Partition Decision

Bloodiest Battle Of Palestine War Kills 47 Persons   61 Wounded in Fight at Haifa Oil Refinery

A7 Killed, 61 Wounded In Holy Land Fighting   Battle Breaks Out At Haifa Oil Refinery Plant When Jews Hurl Bombs At Arab Workers Who In Turn Attack Jewish Employes In Savage Struggle

Bitterest Fighting of Arab, Jewish Struggle Costs Lives Of47 in Refinery at Haifa    Bowh Throws Among Arobs Kills Several, Vengeence Attacks on: Jews in Refinery Toke Lives of 36 Men

War Of Hale In Holy Land Breaks Anew   Scene Resembles Disaster Morgue’ » After Fiahtina

MT Are Killed in New Rioting      Bitterest Fighting Since Communal Strife Started Hits Haifa

Worst Rioting Breaks Out In Palestine   Forty-Seven Persons Killed Today At Haifa Refinery

47 Die, 60 Hurt In Fierce Battle At Haifa Plant.   - Barrel Bombs Hurled At Workers Touches Off Fight By 2,000

—BLOOCDY FIGHT FOLLOWS BLAST — 24 Die as Jews Bomb Arabs in New Riots

Forty-seven. Jews, Arabs Die in New. Palestine Flareup   Oil Refinery at) Haifa Is Scene of : , Skirmish,- Bombing- Britan le Killed -

REFINERY BLAST TAKES BIC TOLL   36 Jews, 11 Arabs Killed Ir Embattled Holy Land

BOMB ATTACK SETS OFF-NEW JEW, ARAB RIOTS   Haifi Refinery Scene of Bloody Battle; British Policemen Killed

Death Toll 47 In.Rioting At Haifa Refinery   Bomb Tossed From Taxi At --PRalestin Oil Plants. "Many: ‘Workers Hurt. _Ia Sudden Raid:

‘Enraged Arabs Beat, Stab 41 Jews To Death   Bomb Tossed At Oil Plant Sets Off Wild Battle

Bloody Clash Kills 47 in Palestine   61 More Wounded in Battle at Haifa Oil Plant

47 KILLED IN JEW-ARAB BATTLE   Jews Hurl Bomb, Arabs Slay Jewish Fellow Workers

Worst Rioting Since UN Plan  ‘In Palestine   47 Killed At Haifa In Bloody Fight at Refinery

‘TWO THOUSAND WORKERS AT * OIL. PLANT ENGAGED IN  FIERCE FIGHT TODAY: ~~ -

47 Killed in Arab-Jewish Riot at Haifa   Bitterest Fighting of ‘Partition War’ Flares At Refinery Plant

BITTER RIOTING ERUPTED TODAY IN HAIFA. REFINERY   Forty-one Jews and Si: Arabs Killed During the Fighting.   JEWS OUTNUMBERETDT   A Bomb Was Thrown From a Passing Jewish Taxi, Is Report.

47 Killedin Jewish, Arab Battle at Haifa   Arabe at Refinery Turn ir Frenzy on Attacking Ircun

47 Killed, 61 Wounded Near Haifa   Survivors In Frenzied Attack After Jews Hurl Bombs Into 100 Arab Oil Plant Workers

‘Arabs Riot in Haifa After ‘Irgun Bombing of Refinery; 47 Slain in Frenzied Fight

Arabs, Jews In New Fight   Report 47 Dead In Battle Staged At ail Refinery

47 Killed InBloodiest Haifa Riot   Jews Hurl Bombs Arabs Run Amok As 61 Are Hurt In Oit Refinery

Arabs Gain Initiative Over Jews; British Seek fo. End Taxi Warfare

JEWS AND ARABS IN BITTER CLASH   47 Ave Killed During Haifa Refinery Fight

ARAB-JEWISH RIOTING HITS HIGHEST PITCH   47 Slain in Bloody Figh' At Oil Refinery as Bomb Explodes

Refinery Battle Brings Heaviest Bloodletting In War For Holy Land   Enraged Arabs Use Knives On Jews After Bomb Hurled From Taxicab

47 Die in Jew-Arab Battle at Refinery; 61 Others Wounded   Bomb Hurled From Taxi Sets Off Bloody Conflict at Haifa Plant; Troops Clear and Rone Off Area

FERGUSON AND MEYERS CLASH ON WAR PLANS    Questioning on Company‘s Name Incites Argument

Meyers Tells Of ‘Triangle’  c Affaire With   Bares Affair With Wife of Accuser

POULTRY LESS THURSDAYS TO CONTINUE   This Is Announced Officially By Chairman Luckman

Poultry ° ‘Ban’. ls Continued _ As. Essential   Food: Committee Rejects a Grain-Saving Plan: . ~ OE BPetleration

LUCKMAN TO KEEP BAN ON POULTRY   TURNS DOWN REQUEST THAT HE APPROVE CONSUMPTION ON THURSDAYS,

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today      Food Committee Decidés to Keep ‘Poultryless Days’

MADE 3 SHOWERS   Chemical Company Dropped Dry Ice Near Excelsior Springs

Republicans Favor Long  ‘Cooling-Off   Senate Majority Agree on Period  Of 120 Days

Senate Bloc Okays Bill For Cooling Off Period  In Advance of Strikes

DALLAS ‘UNCIVILIZED’   Spanish War Veteran Makes Wrong Convention

Auto Wage Deals Hint New Pattern  GM Makes 10-Cent   GM Makes 10-Cent Increase in Wage ‘Offer to Unions

Auto Workers Get Wage Boost Offer But Strike Looms   30-Day Walkout Notice Is Filed Against Chrysler Corp.

Dime Raise GM Offers Is Turned Down   Strike Notice Given By Chrysler Employes As Parley Faiis

AUTO INDUSTRY SEES NEW PLAN   GM Offer Snubbed by UAW;  Strike ts Called

Union Chief Calls Offer Inadequate   United Auto Workers File 30-Day Notice OF Intent to Strike

STRIKE THREATS CONFRONT AUTO INDUSTRY ANEW   CIO Auto Workers File 30-day Walkout Notice Against Chrysler Corp.

May Set New Wage Pattern In Auto Field   Company Calls Offer “Cost Of Living Increases” Reuther Says It’s Too Like   Will Present It To GM Workers   ‘Auto Union Announces 30Day Strike Notice Has Been Filed Against Chrysler

GENERAL MOTORS OFFERS 10-CENT HOURLY PAY HIKE    Proposal Submitted to C. 1. O. —-Described by Reuther As “Feeler for Bargaining Purposes.”   CHRYSLER EMPLOYES FILE STRIKE NOTICE   U. A. W. Director Says Union’s Negotiations With Corporation Are Making No Progress,

More Rains A Threat   Kansas Rivers Already High Might Flood Badly If Showers Heavy

UNDER ARREST IN GREECE   Government Announces That Those Rounded Up Are Accused of Political Offenses and Will Not Be Released.

7,000 Deported, Other: Face Detention In Move ESTER Sread  Communist Uprising

To Hold, Deport Tt 500 Greeks   All under Arrest; Includes Approximately 2, 0 0 0  Soldiers a

11,500 Persons in Greece Charged With Political Offenses; Thousands ‘Deported to Aegean Sea Island

STARS DEFEAT BEARS IN GRID GAME BY 16-0   105.840 Watch Ratterman Pass Collegians To Stunning Win

END OF CONTROLS ON INSTALLMENT BIYVING 1S SEEN   Senate-House Group Votes to  Kill Curbs Noy. 1 and Con- ¥  gress Is Expected to ~ Approve Action.      A TRUMAN REMARK LEADS TO DECISION   Committee Gets Impression From News Conference Mixup President Intended to Retain Restrictions.

Action Made Effective On Nov. 1, 1947   Conferees Action Comes After Mixup  At Pr Meeting

INSTALLMENT GURBS VOTED OUT NOV. 4   Mixup in White House News Conference Is Cause of Quick Action

CONTROLS OVER CREDIT BUYING END NOVEMBER 1   Existing Curbs Will Remain In Effect For Next Three Months   CONGRESS AROUSED BY TRUMAN REMARK

CREDIT BUYING ~ CURBS DOOMED   Solons Vote To Kill Installment Sales  Controls Nov. 1

Government Controls On Buying May Be. Dropped Nov. 1  Solons Okay Plan To Abolish Curbs On Installment Buvina

Conterees Agree To Kill Instatlment Buying Rules Act After Remark By Truman Leads tc

AGREE T0 END CREDIT CURBS ON NOVEMBER 1   Conference Acts After Mixup on Statement By President

Kill Voted on All Installment Buying Curbs   Aroused Senate-House Groups Acts to End Restraints Nov. 1

Press Meeting Mixup Arouses House - Senate   Remark By President In. dicated Use of War  Powers

ConfereesV ote To Kill Time Buying Curbs   Mix-Up At White House Speeds Action On Bill

Death of Buying Controls Voted By Conferees  Congress Approval Forecast After Mixup In Truman Interview

GREAT BATTLE RAGES IN CHINA   ACommunist Troops Pour. ing From Hideouts In Full Force

Bill to Go To House  Next Week   Over-all Slash Estimated. at More Than $450,000,000

Propose Nearly  40 Percent Cut  In Appropriation For Form Service; 1] Percent Whack At Navy's Funds Taken by House

RECOMMEND HEA CUT IN ISOABUDGE!   House Committee Woulc Whack 40 Per Cent from Agriculture.

Action Taken by House Committee After Navy Suffers 11 Pct. Slash In Battle to Lower Truman Budget

Further Cuts in Farm Budget for 1948 Suggested  About 40 Per Cent  leeks Wisi A

Agriculture Budget Faces Cuts  nal Reductian Wi:   Final Reduction Will Be About 40 Per Cent in House

HOUSE BODY IS URGED TO CUT FARM SPENDING   Slashes Recommended Will Reduce ’48 Budge by Nearly 40 Per Cent

 Almést 40 Per Cent Would Be Clipped from the $1,200;000,000.      CLOSED SESSION TODAY      Subcommittee Asked by Party Leaders to Find New Places for Cut.

Aaricultur Budaet Faces AQ Pct. Cut   House Appropriations Committee Favors Big Reductions for ‘48

Action Follows Drastic Slash On Navy Measure   ~ Some Members Say Party Leaders Ask For Greater Cuts

House Group Told to Make New Slashes   Nayal Appropriation Bill   Passed After Democratic Protest to LL Per Cent Rednuetion Fail

House Leaders Hail Navy Cut  Clear Way for 1947 Aariculture Finance

More Cuts In Agriculture. Budget   Recommend Slashes To Cut Budget Almost 40 Percent

NOCLUEIN. MURDER OF RAIL HEAD   Dept. of Justice Has: Entered. Into. the. Case —

Cash Farm Income Over  $30 Billion 1947 Earnings Rise 19 Percent

FARM INCOME IS 30 BILLION CASH      Receipts Are 19 Per Cent Over Last Year.

U.S, FARM RECEIPTS UP-00 PCT, OVER 1948   Net income Is Estimated At $30,306,006,000

[Report Shows Farmers’ Net Income This Year Up 20 Per Cent Ovar ‘A:

Farmer Net Income Up 20 Per Cent This Year To 18 Billion Dollars

Tsaldaris Fails to Form Greek Cabinet   Unable to Bring Liberal Party Into New Regime

BY VENIZELOS   Refuses To Bring Greek Liberals Into Govt. Of Tsaldaris

Smith of Virginia Asks New U. S. Policy; Hartley To Be Head Of Labor Committee

QUICK ACTION ‘SAID: SEEN  “Drastic Changes In Labor Laws Planned By Solons

LABOR BILLS ARE LAUNCHED IN CONGRESS   HOUSE COMMITTEE HEADED BY FOE OF CIO

Campaign To Slash Labor  Power Opens   Several Measures To Linsit Strikes Handled In House

Drive To Curb Strikes Opens   Virginian: Proposes New _ Labor Policy for En- . tire Nation

NewLabor Bills  Given Congress   rive to Modify Wagner - Act Of ficial: BRecine—

Rep. Smith Of Virginia Leads Drive For Laws To Curb Strikes And Unions   Rep. Hartley, Bitterly Opposed By CIO - PAC In New Jersey, Will Become Head Of  House Labor Committee

Moves To Change Labor Laws Begir  Bills To Prevent Strikes Introduced

Drive for New Labor Laws Started  Rep. Smith Offers Bill That Would

House Attention To Labor Bills After Opening   Measure by 8p. Smith Would Cha..ye Wagner Act of 1935

Drive for New Labor Laws Started   Rep. Smith Offers Bill That Would Rewrite Waqner Ac

Labor Laws Are Likely te Be Changed by Congress   Rep. Smith Introduces Measure Practically Rewriting Wagner Act

Measures to Curb Strikes and Union Activities Offered   Fight to Change Labor Laws Launched With Opening of New Congress; Rewriting Of  Wagner Act Proposed by Rep. Smith

Prospect Girl. Victim  Of Hammer Slaying   Sheriff Says Neighbor Man Admits Clubbing Lass, Dumping Body Inte Roadside Bushes

Roxie Ann Green Is Found Dead   Girl’s Murder Admitted By Neighbor

Body Of Slain Girl Is Found   Ohio Sheriff Says 32-Year. Old Man Admits Killing Marion Student.

BODY OF SCHOOL GIRL REVEALED   Neighbor Admits Hammer Killing Of Roxie Green

Neighbor Admits Hammer Killing To Marion Officials   Confesses After Lie Detector Test, AllDay Grilling; Leads Way To Victim’s Body Near Norton

Report Lull in Chinese Communist Offensive   Government Troops Said to Have Retaken Key Points ot Kirin

JEMAND MADE ALTHO BARRED IN BIG o PAG)   Reds Back Reparations Clair Against Austria for 150 Millions.

War Payments From Austria  Are Requested  Big Three Agreed   Big Three Agreed To Ban Demands For Renarotions

Russians Uphold Yugoslav Claims  Agamst Austria   Tito Regime Demands 150  Million Reparations Despite Potsdam Pact   AMERICANS, FRENCH. BRITISH OPPOSED   U. S. and England Reach Agreement on Policies, Vary Only on Tactics

Russia Backs Yugoslavia Claim for  Reparations Against Austria  Move Is Made Despite Agreement .* Os Bia Three to Bar Such Action

Potsdam Parley Agreed To Exempt Austria Payments   British And French Agree With the United States On Inclusion Of Such A Clause In Austrian Treaty.

Russia Demands Yugoslavia Get Austrian Reparations Despite Secret Agreement

RUSSIA SEEKS REPARATIONS FROM AUSTRIA   Big Four Asked To Atlow Claim by Yugoslavia Despite Potsdam Agreement

Dailey to. Remain Manager and Vivian as Editor; Other Owners Have interest in Newspapers in Avtesia and Las Cruces, N. M.; in Missiesiopi and Missouri; Las Vegans Holding Stock

Las Vegas Optic Sold To Group   Four Newspapermen Buy Paper from Estat Of Late Hub Kane

NAVY REPORIED TESTING ROCKETS   Aircraft Carrier Goes toe Sea To Launch V-2 Type Rockets

Marshall Winner Of ‘47 Freedom House Award For Wise Statesmanship

COL. R. W. STEWART. NOTED FIGURE IN OIL PROBES, DEAD   Was Defeated by Rockefeller for Control of indiana:  LF cg RAT ORE SON

Bob Stewart, One Time Oil Head, Is Dead   Defeated In 1929 By Rockefeller For Standard Oil Interests.

U.S.Militarists To Aid Greece   American Officers  Will Advise Army

Plan U. S. Staff Aid for Greeks   Will Serve as Advisors ir War Against Leftists

U.S. Officers Set to Advise Greek Army   Gen. Livesay: "We Are Going to Command Forces"

U.S. Officers To Aid Greek Army in Field   Griswold Discloses Near Combat Duty— Britons To Leave

PENSION MEETING SET FOR TUESDAY   American Plan’ Will Be Discussed at Court House Session.

ADMINISTRATORS GIVEN FREE-HAND BY’ MABRY AND THEY WILL BE EXPECTED 10 GET RESULTS IN STATE DEPARTMENTS

U. S. Warns Troops May Protect Greece   America To Take Action With Others In U.N. Tf Reds Persist In Accraccian

U, S. Will Fight F or Greece,  U. N. Warned   Conditions Troop Use - On. Assembly Okeh; Russ Hit Korea Plan

Russia Warned U.S. Troops May Go To Greece   Johnson States That “Force Would Be Usec In Cooperative Move

Legislature Allots Record $198,000,000   Vets’ Housing and Woman Juror Measures Fail

Legislature Brings Session to An End   Fails to Pass Women's Jury Bill Before Adjourning

LONG. DISTANCE CALLS ARE OUT IN SOME SPOTS   \\estern Electric Row Holds Key to End Of Long Tieup

Four Killed, Several Hurt In Accidents   Two Persons Die in Grade Crossing Crashes; Duncan Youth Killed in Car-Truck Collision

FOUR KILLED ON ROADS IN STATE   Grade Crossing Mishaps Ac. count for 2 Fatalities; 1947 Toll of 54

Unpaid Bills Pile up as City Council Continues Deadlock Over Vacancy

Thrills in Safe Rescue of Lake Freighter, Crew  C68 Me 2 ee. Ae   Snatch Disabled Vesse From Lake Michigan's ‘Graveyard of Ships’

Roast Guard Cutter Makes Daring Rescue After 150-Mile Dash In Turbulent Waters

Blame Crash Near Tipton on  Icy Road, Fog   Bus Stopped To Pick Up Children; Struck From Rear By Trucks

15 MEN KILLED IN ~ AMINE DISASTER   Explosion Caused by Dust or Gas Pocket At Pennsylvania Coal Tunnel. .

Theater Financier Is Paid! Top Money For Men While Betty Grable Leads Women

Theatre Financier Paid Top 1945 Corp. Salary. Dept. Report Discloses

Laavenbe Man Gets Top Pay tan beets lop Pay  Betty Grable’s $208, 000 Is Highest Salary Among Women During 1946

Charles Skouras, Betty Grable Top Big Salary List  Theater Financier

Hollywood Figures Drop Down Somewhat In General Scale, However, Based On Past Years’ Standards  Theater Magnate Skouras And Pin-Up Girl Grable Head Nation’s Heavyweight Pay- Winners For Year

CROSBY: ONLY $175,000  Grable’s $208, 000 Tops  Women Earnings in *45

Top 1945 Salary Toa California Theatre Owner   Treasury Report Shows Film Star Earnings Are Much Lower

BETTY GRABLE PAY TOP AMONG WOMEN   CG. P. SKOURAS’ $568,148 LEADS LIST OF 800 WHO EARNED OVER $75,000.

ASK DEADLINE QN AID DRAFT   To Demand Submis. sion of Definite Plans  By September 1

Molotov Arrives For Aid Parley   British Reported to Haye Set September 1 As Deadline For Forma tion of Plan ~

Molotov Arrives In Paris Today  To Attend 3-Power Conferences There

Molotov, With Three  : Planeloads Of Aides,  Arrives In Paris For Discussion With Bevin ‘And Bidault.

European Aid Discussions Start Today   Molotov And Aides Arrive In Paris For ' Conference

Molotov Flies Into Paris for  3-Power Talks   Bevin Due in Today For Discussion on European Recovery

(Molotov Arrives in Paris To Talk ‘Over Merits of Marshall Aid Plan

Molotov Arrives For Paris Talks  British May Ask ” Plan By Sept. 1

09 RUSSIANS ~—INSOVIET GROUP   European Recovery Discussions Also Include French and British

MOLOTOV REACHES PARIS FOR TALKS ON AMERICAN AID      Soviet Minister Wil! Have the Assistance of 89 in Discussion of European Recovery.   CONFERENCE TO GET UNDER WAY TODAY   British Reported Ready to Demand Sept. 1 Deadline for Submission of Draft Flan to U. 8.

Americans And British Confer On Proposal   Bevin Expected To Arrive In France By Tomorrow

Molotov Flies Into Paris For Aid Meeting  London, Moscow Feel Conference hAav Gaat Raculte

Molotov, Aides Fly to Meeting   Hope Is High for Success - Of Paris Conference

Deadline — May Be Set By Britain at Paris Parley  Soviet Delegates On Hand for Talks On Marshall Plan Startine Todav

Soviet Officials Arrive For Meeting.”  European Aid Talks Open In Paris Today

Nations Gather At Paris to Get Aid Plan Going   Marshall Proposal Will Be Discussed by the Three Big Powers

Molotov in Paris for Big 3 Talks   U.S. Envoys Confer . With British on How to Tackle Job

Bevin Seeks DeadlineOn Plan, Report   Would End Session By Sept. 1; Guarded Optimism Reigning

MOLOTOV SET FOR EUROPEAN AID DISCUSSION   Three Power Conference Opens Today In Paris Toa Survev Fconomy

MOLOTOV ARRIVES IN PARIS FOR EUROPEAN RELIEF CONFERENCE  Wwe pprricu TAIV¢e   US., BRITISH TALKS REACH “CONCLUSIONS” ON MARSHALI' PROGRAM

GOP Sweeps Harvey Into House Post   New Castle Man Easily Captures Special Election

Tenth Sends Republican to Congress, But City Victories Hearten Democrats

Tiny Yacht Cabin Thronged, Faces In Every Po rthole, Hatehway Mee Slaying Reenactment Turns Into Wild Scramble For Curious

GIRL REENACTS YACHT SHOOTING   Curious Cubans Swarm Aboard Boat; Dancer Shakes With Sobs

BIG STEEL STRIKE IS SETTLED TODAY   Inland Company and CIO Sign Contract for Two Years.

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Hoover, Too, Finds New Underworld In AmusementIndustry

State Faces Halt on Road Work   Provisions of Federal Highway Act Are Hindering Montana

Packed After Many Arrests   . Five Generals And An Admiral Listed Ace Revolt Chicfke

REVOLUTION ~IN PORTUGAL IS THWARTEL   Six Ringleaders, In. cluding 5 High Officers, Taken

LeMars- Sioux City  Road Speed Limit  Will Be Tested Highway: Commission  Will Try 50-60: M.P.H. Maximum

LeMars- Sioux City Road Speed Limit Will Be Tested  Highway Commission Ot o25 b Pa oi, a, 7. ee   Highway Commission Will Try 50-60: M.P.H. Maximum

Retail Group Asks Congress Jo Slash Taxes   Sears Co. Official Seeks 25 Per Cent Cut Of Income Levies

Proclaims Measure ‘Step Toward Peace’   Provides $400 Million For Program To Shore Up Greece, Turkey Against Communism

Next Bill Is Big Fund For Relief   Following Thar Wilk Follow Plan to ‘Tell World About U. 3., Our Peoples   Ceremony Is Held   Brief Ceremony Held at Kansas City for Aid Signing

ACTION PRAISED AS BEING PROOF OF PEACE IDEAL   Relief Program Now Awaits Signature; Group Backs Continued ‘Voice’

Calls Measure Nation's Proof Of Desire For Peace -- $350,000,000 Fore'gn Relief Bill Nexf In Line

U.N. Backing Is Assured By U. S. Truman Asserts   $350 Million Foreign Re lief Bill Next. On List For President’s Signature; Stress Desire For Peace

Truman Signs Greek, Turk Finance Bill.   Congt essmen- Also Complete, W ork Ona Relief Bill

Ready 2 More Foreign Bills For Signature   $350 Million Relief Measure Next in Line; Radio Bill Off to Flying Start

‘Truman Signs Measure at Kansas City; Big Foreign Aid Bill Awaits Action

President Signs Greek-Turk Aid Bill Into Law   Next Before Him Is 350 Million’ Foreian Retief

President Truman Signs Measure In Kansas City Hotel   350 Million Foreign Relief Legislation Next Up For Chief Executive's Signature

Truman Signs Greek-Turkish Aid Measure   Signature Penned At Ceremony In Kansas City

President Signs Greek Relief Bill   New Foreign Aid Measure Gets Capitol Hill Backing

BILL DESIGNED 1) HALT MARCH ‘OF COMMUNISM   Next In Line For President’s Signature Is A $350,000,000 Foreign Relief Measure For Liberated Peoples.

GREEK- TURKISH BILL SIGNED BY TRUMAN   Says Measure Is Proof Of   HOUSE PASSES   New $350,000,000 Aid Bill; “Voice Of America” Revival Wins Support

Truman Calls Action ‘Proof’ Of Ameriea’s Peace Desire   Foreign Relief Fund Is Moved Into Place For Signature Seon

Fence of Money Started by U. §. To Block Reds   Foreign Relief Bill To Feed War Victims Is Next in Line

TRUMAN SIGNS GREEK - TURK HELP MEASURE   Claims Action Is-important As Step in Building Peace; No Faction Aided   NEGOTIATIONS STARTED FOR SPENDING FUNDS

TRUMAN SIGHS BILL 10 AID   Calls New Law “Proof” o America’s Earnest Desire “for Peace.

TRUMAN SIGNS GREEK-TURKISH AID PROGRAM        Calls Bill ‘Proof’ Of U.S. Desire For Peace: Second Relief Act Pends

FOREIGN RELIEF MEASURE NEXT FOR APPROVAL   Says $400,000,000 Program Proof of This Nation’s Peace Desire

 —FOREIGN A/fD— Measure Ts Signed In  Kansas City Action Shows U. §  Desire For Peace

President, Enacting Legislation For $400,000,000 Program To Bulwark Balkan Nations Against Communism, Calls It “Proof” Of United States’ Earnest Desire For Peace—$350,000,000 Foreign Relief Rill Next In Line For Sionature

ALL FOR STATE   Congress to be Informed of Wishes of Those for Statue Gus

Nagy Favors Probe By UN in Hungary  Deposed Premier Arrives  a eS ee

VICTIMS OF FLOOD CHEERED BY CLEAR WEATHER IN AREAS   Damage. However. Stands at Hundreds of Millions as Crest Is Moved Downstream.   CONGRESS ASKED TO GIVE RELIEF

Missouri Basin States Demand Aid Of Congress   Ask Ample Funds To Avert Future Floods

LOGANSPORT PUBLIC TiRpApS   Clearing Skies Revive Hope For Flood-Devastated States   All-Time Record Crest of Turbulent Mississippi Ri yer Rolls South:of St. Louis; Weakened Levees Still Holding; Ten States Call Upon Congress to T ake Action in Order to Avert Similar Disasters in  Th. oro ge

Rainless Sky Gives Hopes Soaked Dike: Might Hold   Midwestern Damage Is High; Officials Meet at Omaha, Mak: Demands for Relief

DEMAND FLOOD RELIEF FUNDS   10 States in Midwest Call on Congress For Action

Rain-Free Skies Bring Hopes to Flooded Section   3,000,000 Acres Unde: Water; 34,812 Person: Homeless in 4 States

Midwest Demands U.S. Grant Funds To Control Floods   Want Congress to Appor tion Money to Avert River Disasters

Clear Skies Hailed In Flood Area   Weakened Levees May Hold Along Mississippi

RINGLING ESTATE RULING IS TOLD   Decision Gives Florida Bulk But Holds Present Executors Satisfactory

LONG BEACH INDEPENDENT  NG LONG BEACH'S ONLY MORNING NEWSPAPER  Vol. 10—No.53.OO 10—No. 53 Lond Beach 9 Cent oS a ee   Law Preventing Jobs. for Reds Urged at Film Quiz

COURT MARTIAL FINDS U. S. SOLDIERS: GUILTY ‘OF ATTACK ON JAP GIRL

COUPLE UNITED IN” MARRIAGE SUNDAY   Deloris. Oltman: Become: Bride of Glen Milbrodt_ ‘Sunday Evening _ .

HIUPLE UNITED IM MARPIACE SUNDAY      Deloris: Oltman Becomes Bride of Glen Milbrodt Sunday Evening

Much Trade Talk On Interior Bilt   Easterners Would Up Some Amounts in Trade With Westerners

INTERIOR BILL BRINGS CAPITAL ‘TRADE’ TALK   Eastern Republicans Weigh Deal With Western Bloc

Budget Talks Hog Spoilight   Capitol Hill Buzzes With Talk of Cut

INTERIOR FUND FIGHT CAUSES TRADING TALK   Eastern Solons Are Willing tc Make Concession to Western Solons   BUT WESTERNERS WOULD THEN BUCK DEMOCRATS

50 ARE MISSING IN SHIP WRECK    British- Operated Vessel Hurled  Against Rocks

HETY BELIEVED DEAD IN LOSS OF SHIF   Liberty Vessel Smashes to Bits at Porthcawl, Wales.

Bill Advanced To Put Division: Under Tax Unit  Debate on Measure Brings Party Break

Charge Hurled GOF Try fo Get Roach © On Beverage Bill  Action Would Move Unit to Taxation

‘Get Roach’ Push Begun, Beggs Says   State Assemblymen Stage  Verbal Battle Royal In Argument Over Thomson  Gamblina Bill

Union Backs Lewis’ Demand ¥ for Inspections; Steel Operations Cut —

FEW MINERS RETURNING TO NATION’S PITS   U. 8. Steet Exnected To Make Slash in Production

‘Safety Strike’ Deals Blow in U.S. Industry   Miners Staying Away From Mines Under Lewis’ Order

Coal Safety Strike Ties Up Industry   Miners Stay Away from Mines Until They Have Becn Inspected

UMW Support: Lewis Demand For Inspection   Continued Soft Coal Shutdown Brings Steel Curtailment

One-Week ‘Memorial’ Work Stoppage Has Ended But Another Blow Dealt At Steel Industry Of ‘Nation   NO FORMAL STRIKE ORDER IS ISSUED

Thousands Of Workers Stay Away From Work As Lewis Asks Inspections      Half Of Alabama Miners Are Idle   Government Sees No Way , Under Contract To Force Resumption Of Work

Miners Staying AwayFrom Pits  On Lewis’ Eiict  ‘Utah Is Exception; Short Coal Rations

Steel Production Reels Under New Soft Coal Tieup   Industry’s Fuel Supply Short as Result of Week's Memorial Stoppage

Miners Stay Away as Lewis Calls For Thorough Federal inspections

Coal Miners On Safety Strike’  Few Return To Pits As ‘Mourning’ Ends

‘Memorial’ Ends But Thousands of Workers Are Idle   Working Conditions in Pits Protested; 18,000 Off Jobs in Ohio Area

Light Rain Is Forecast For Saturday   Waning Winds To Aid Firemen

19 NOW DEAD, 422 HURT IN BREST BLASI   Of Those Injured, 46 Are Hospitalized, Five Critically—Fire Started by a Ship Explosion Still Burning.

Toll: 15 Dead, 442 Injured; Sea Front Area ls Shattered   Communication System Out; Fires Rage in City

Nitrate Blast at, French Port Kills 20, Injures 417   Buildings.on Brest * Waterfront: Smashed: Rivals “ike Disaster  At Texas City. Texas

15 Killed In Freighter Explosion   Brest, France @tiabias Ray Rliact   Brest, France Shaken By Blast Of Nitrate Vessel

Brest Becomes Texas City as Ship Explodes   15 Dic, 122 Injured When Nitrate-Laden Vossel Goes Up

Nitrate Blast Wrecks Harbor  20 Killed, 417 Injured in Explosion at Brest. France

Ship Explosion Spreads Havoc In French Port   Nitrate Blast Toll At  Brest Is 15 Dead And A499 Iniiead

Toll Set At 15 In Nitrate  Disaster   Hundreds Injured In Explosion Of Ship At Port

Ship Explosion In Brest Port Is Fatal to 20   Ammonium Nitrate Blows up after Fire

‘Many Dead and Injured When’ ‘Ship Explodes   Norwegian. Freighter Rlast Rocks Brest.

Recalls Texas City   Nitrate-Laden Ship Explodes ‘At Brest, Kills 15; Hurts 422   Liberty Ship Blast Smashes. Buildings, Starts Gas Blazes

Blast On Ship In Brest Kills 15, Injures 422   Norwegian Boat Wrecked By Explosion; Another     "Ta hea

15-DEAD, 422 HURT IN HARBOR BLAST   Nitrate Explosion Shakes French Port

Nitrate Ship Blast Kills 15, Injures 422   Texas City-Like Explosion at French Port Follows Fire

Injured Total M17 After Big Explosion   Havoc Follows Tragedy * Caused by Fire In Ammonia, Nitrate

15 Dead, 427 Are Hurt in Brest Blast   Explosion, Fire Wreck Norwegian Freighter Loaded With Nitrate

15 DEAD AND 442 HURT AS CARGO SHIP BLOWS UP   Norwegian Freighter Explodes And  Burns At Brest, France; Concussion Is Felt Many Miles Awavy. .

FIFTEEN: DEAD 422. INJURED NAN EXPLOSION   A Nitrate-Laden: Noxwesia Freighter Blew Up — Yesterday.      4 DIED EARLY TODAY.   Forty-Six Were ‘Badly In jured; Five Termed = Critical.

Report 15 Dead And At Least 422 Injured By Bla Blast  WRECKS VESSEL  Myo gc a gy   F laries: Ignite cine Nitrate. Laden Norwegian Freaiohter

French Port City Wrecked by Blast  At Least 15 Killed and 422 Injured Ry Exnlosion of Shin in Harbor

5 REPORTED EAD IN BLAST W FRENCH PORT   Least 422 Hurt As Am: monium Nitrate-Laden ehin Rurns. Explodes.

Fa D s Brest   At Least  20 Killed And Hundreds Hurt -When Ni te-Laden Ship Explodes in Port

15 Killed, 422 Hurt In Blast   Explosion In Ship Load Of Ammonium Nitrate Rocks Brest: Manvy Fires Started

15 Killed In Blast   Ship Explosion At France Claims 422 More Injured

ShipBlast Rips Port Of Brest   Nitrate Explosion Kills 15 Persons

EXPLOSION IN HARBOR KILLS FIFTEEN   Brest Fire Rages Causing Untold Shipping Damage

Nitrate Blast Kalls 15, Hurt: 422 at Brest   Freighter Wrecked, Building Smashed At French Seaport

15 Killed, 422 Hurt In Brest Shin Explosion   Vessel Loaded With Nitrate Explodes At French Harbor

15AreDead, 422 Hurt in Ship Blast   Cases of 5 Persons “Are Critical, Doctors Says. ‘Smashes Brest - Waterfront ,   City Is Rocked      Most of: Dead, Hurt ‘Are © Seamen;. . Felt . Lt Balmouth ue

BLAST AT FRENCH PORT KILLS 15   422 \NJURED WHEN NITRATE-LADEN SHIP GOES UP IN HARBOR

FRENCH OFFICIALS REPORT 19 KILLED IN SHIP EXPLOSION   Brest Hard Hit When Am - monium Nitrate -Laden Freighter Blows Up .

(SKILLED, 422 URED WHEN cuiP EXPLODES   Nitrate-Laden Norwegian Vessel Blows Up In French Harbor

New Super-Road Will Go to Madison  To Link Rockford With Capital City

Intentions In Japan Are Questioned   Allied Plans To Control Japan Called Shocking

Petting Pupils End Walkout   Submit To Prin Principal’s Or ‘der There’ll Be No More Clinching In Corridors.

BUSINESS HALTS AS TOWNS MOURN MINE BLAST DEAD   Funerai Services Held for Til Workmen Who Died  Soe One Ee

Last of Bodies Removed Saturday; State and Federal Investigations To Start This Week.   SIX-DAY PERIOD OF MOURNING ORDERED

Communities Resume Services For Centralia Mine Victims; Period Of Mourning Starting

Centralia Weeps for Miner Dead  Monday Proclaimed a Day of Mourning

Funerals Held For 111 Dead In Mine Blast   John L. Lewis Calls For Week Work Stoppace

Top Foreign, Domestic Bills Before Solons   Greek, Turkish Aid Bills Before Senate; Labor Legislation Considered in House

Greek, Labor  Lead Agenda   ‘Congress Expected to Pass Foreign, Domestic Bills

Imporlant Measures Are Set For Action      Congress Acts This Week On Foreign And Do mestic Bilfs

MAJOR BILLS NEARING VOTE   Aid For Greece, New Labor Laws Due For Action In Congress This Week

State Legion Convention Nears Close   ‘Twa candidates Reman in » Thick of Race For Office ' Of Indiana Commander.

LEGION MEETING DRAWS 10 CLOSt   Final Business Session [: Being Held Today at Indianapolis.

Queen Anne Booters Here Next: Sunday   Eastern Shore Soccer League Standing of Clubs

Undefeated Ridgely Club To Play Here On This. Sunday   Eastern Shore Soccer League Standing of Clubs

Bus Load Of Fans Expected To Follow Team To Elkton   Eastern Shore Soccer League Standing of Clubs

SCHOGL AID PLAN WILL COST MORE   No Supplemental Money te Plymouth County Schools

SCHOCL AID PLAN ~ WILL COST MORE   No ‘Supplemental Money to Plymouth ‘County:

Swift, Deadly War Visioned   First Sixty Days Miecht Decide Fate

OWNER GETS BACK $9000 LEFT IN CAR   Purchaser of Second-Hand Auto Temporarily in Possession of Seleaman’s “Bank.”

ATTLEE DROP ) MINISTERS IN GOVT. SHAKEUP   Shinwell Demoted Tx Non-Cabinet Rank In Right Shift

Total of 12 Officers Going Out in Replacements Claimed to Be Slight Move to ‘Right

Fuel Minister Demoted, Five Others Released In Shakeup of Cabinet

Attlee Shuffles British Cabinet  Shinwell  acac   Shinwell Loses Rank as Minister

ATTLEE OUSTS 5 CABINET MEMBERS, DEMOTES A SIXTH   London Star Calls Shakeup a Shift to Right, But This Is Denied by Government informants.   CRITICIZED FUEL MINISTER REDUCED   Young Laborites Given Posts to Infuse “New Blood” Into Direction of Nation’s Affairs. %

Attlee Drops Five Members From Cabinet   Fuel Minister Is Demoted Loiidon Newspaper Sees “Mavement ta Richt’

BRITISH CHANGE IN OFFICIALS [5 MOVE TO RIGHT   Prime Minister Demotes Shinwell; Leftists May Protest

Attlee Ousts 5 Ministers in  Shift to Right   Shinwell Is Demoted To Non-Cabinet Rank In Drastic Shakeup

Attlee Makes Shake-Up In His Cabinet   Fuel Minister Is Demoted, 5 Other  Leaders Dismissed

Attlee Makes Changes In Cabinet   Shinwell Is Dropped Five Other Ministers Resign

Attlee Demotes Fuel Minister, Drops 5 Others   London Paper Sees Shift to Right but Officials Deny Move

ATTLEE IN «MINISTER ~— SHAKE-UP   Fuel Minister Ia Demoted, Five Others

British Cabinet Given Shakeup; Shinwell Demoted  Much-Criticized Chief Of Fuel Ministry Gets Lesser Position

Fuel Minister Emanuel Shinwell is Demoted: Was Blamed for Last Winter’s Coal Short: age.

Shinwell Is Demoted; 5 Are Dropped   Termed British "Move To Right”

VERDICT FREES BAY CITY LIFER   Charge In 1932 Killing Cut To Manslaughter In Jury Retrial

President Truman Renews Universal Training Plea   Men Would Be Trained To Prevent War, Chief Executive Says—Training Held Necessary For Nation's Welfare

Military Training Urged by Truman  President Declares Program Necessary

TRAINING PLAN   Renews Plea for Citizens Reserve As Necessary  To World Peace

Universal Training Plea Is Renewed By Truman At Princeton   President Voices Beilef It’s “2 Military Necessity” To The Welfare Of Ceantry And Bases OF The Werid

President Again Asks For Draft   Compulsory Training Best Insurance for Universal Peace

President Urges Universal Military Training to Strengthen Faith of Small Nations in Amer. ican Might.

Truman Make: Another Plea For Training   Plan Necessary for Peace of World. He  Tells Princeton Group

NATION URGED TOBE STRONG, PREVENT WAR   CITIZENS RESERVE CALLED MILITARY NECESSITY

Train for Peace Plea  by Truman   Tells Princeton U. Gather: ing That Draft Wil Prevent War

rainin.  For Universal T  Truman Airs Belief Nation ? Must Have titizen® Reserve

Trees Blamed For Darkened Streets In City   Light Would Be Largely Adequate If Foliage Trimmed, Council Told

Trees Blamed  For Darkened Streets In City  Light Would Be Largely   Light Would Be Largely Adequate If Foliage Trimmed, Council Told

‘Shooting Victim Named As Suspect in Slaying ‘Of Cleveland Cashier

Hughes Defends Big Flying Boat   Says He’ll Leave Country if I Project Fails; Testimony from Hugh Fulton Is Barred.

CALIFORNIAN SAYS JAPANESE COPIED SPEEDY WARPLANE   Tells Senators Army Officers Viewed Him As Being Stuck Un”

Hearing Adjourns When Planebuilder Is Given Time to Identify by Name

No Profit Made Oni $20 Million Job, Says Hughe:   Former Counsel Of Group Barred

Entertained Army Men, Officials To Show He Wasn’t ‘Stuck Up,’ Says Plane Builder.

DENIES PROFIT POSSIBLE UNDER CONTRACT TERMS  RETURNS TO STAND,   RETURNS TO STAND, ANSWERS QUESTIONS, BY COMMITTEEMEN

Hughes Hoped To End Hatred   : Fr a Awe Spat ee ge  Officers. Thought Him Stuck Up.’ He Testifies

Hughes Bares War Plane Secrets; Japs Got Ship Plan Shanned by U.S.

HE FELT ‘HATRED   Hughes Testifies of Decision to Fete Air Force Officers ta Dispel Dislike.   Senate Committee fioes Into Dew taile of Flier’s Efforts ta Win Co-operation,   TELLS FAITH IN PLANE   Manutacturer Declares That if Craft Is Failure He Will “Leave Country.”

Hearing Enters Recess   Hughes Still Puts Faith In Giant Flying Boat

BAD FEELING DEVELOPED AT PLANE PLANTS   Spent Entertainment Money to Show -Offeers_He—as— Not ‘Stuck Up’   WILL LEAVE COUNTRY IF PLANE DOES .NCT FLY

Entertainment Was Popularity Bid, Hughes Testifies.  Designer Says Army Tréated Him Unfairly in Deals

Low-Down on Parties Given   Hughes Says Army Despised Him, Felt ‘Ye Was Too ‘Stuckup’

Hughes Will Leave U.S. If His Giant Flying Boat Fails   PLANE MAKER ENTERTAINED GENEROUSLY AFTER HE LEARNED ARMY OFFICERS AND IMPORTANT OFFICIALS “HATED” HIM AS “BEING STUCK UP”

Ferguson Demands Names of Officials Involved in Issue   Manufacturer Says Flying Boat is No Record Setting Ship

‘Put Sweat Of My Life In It,’ Probers Told   Builder Denies He Made Any Profit Out of Hoge War Contract “

No Profit In Contract, He Tells Probers  Relates Reason —For Entertainment

A Reason — For Hughes Parties   Decided to Entertain Officers When He Heard They Hated Hiit ‘For Being “Stuck Up’

Entertained to Break ‘Hatred’ of High Officials, Hughes Testifies   Tells Senate Investigating Committee That ‘Bad Feeling’ Prevented Him From Getting Pursuit Ship Contract; Defends His Record

HUGHES SAYS PARTIES WERE A NECESSITY   Tells Plane Probers He Decided to Entertain Because Army Men Hated Him and Considered Him “Stuck-Up.”

No Profits Made on Big F lying Boat   Ferguson Told Designer Entertained Officials To Overcome ‘Hatred’; Hearing Beresce]

Cites Reason for Entertainment; Flying Boat Not too Efficient But He’ll Leave Countrv if it Fails

Investigation Is Recessed Until Monday   Plane Builder Admits Furnishing Entertainment

Telephone Guilds Voting On $3 to $5 Wage Boost   Offered Onlw to Guild.

Will Help Boy   Royal Oak Youngster Will Get Proceeds From Extra Race Dav

30 Percent Hike In State Budget Will Be Asked   Soldiers’ Bonus, Larger Fund for Teachers Cited

Ohio's New Assembly Faces  Complex Financial Problems  Legislature Will Be Asked to Set Up $109,000,000 To Run State Government

HERBERT TO ASK FOR 109 MILLION   Discloses Six-Month Boost As Assembly Begins

Increased Expenditures Cit ed As Reason; Local Governments Included

ASK 30 PERCENT INCREASE FOR STATE BUDGET   Convening Buckeye Solons Find Treasury Bulging With Cash

Mansion Ready for Newlyweds   Builer Already Frets Over Inevitable Ratan Raake Z

Get Go Ahead On Korea As Reds Concede   Secy. Marshall Orders Resumption Of Talks On  Unified Government.

Antietam Pollution To Be Investigated   Survey, With 7 Emphasis On Potomac River, Starts Today

Commission Wilt Emphasize Survey Of Potomac River And 7 Antietam Greck

Hunt Killerin Mountain Trails OfS.W: Oregon   Fox Son of Late Lumber Maanate

Storms Strike Sections of Three States  North Carolina   North Carolina and Texas Communities Hit

Storms Strike Sections of Three States   North Caroling and Texas Communities Hit

North Carolina Tornado Leaves One Person Dead  _ Area Near FairmontHit; 300 Homeless

CHILD IS KILLED IN SOUTHERN TORNADO   'Meiween 5@ And 199 Mowers Deotreved je* Storm Nese Fairmanent ¥ £ Wederidac

Mine Explosion Inquiry Ordered; Tobey Raps Krug   U. S. Coal Administration  Target of Senate-Con; ducted Investigation

BRIDGES PLACES RESPONSIBILITY ON SECRETARY KRUG   Says Federal Inspector Had Previously Reported Uneata flanedlistiens

Rescuers Find 18 Bodies, 8] Still Missing   Committee To Visit Scene Of Explosion

Congress Party Meets In India   To Seek ‘Solution Of Problems Caused By Partition

Reduction In All Income Tax Rates Is Urgec   Special Tax Study Commit tee Makes Recommendation To Congress   RATE ADJUSTMENT : NO. 1 TAX PROBLEM

Slash For All In Income Tax Recommended   Committee Advises “% Farm Co-op Levy Wait Study Of Structure «x

Tax Slash For Allls Proposed   Special Committee Reports as Knutson Bids for Demo Aid

2 ON MOUNTAIN RIDGE RESCUED   PHYSICIAN, WIFE STEANDED 5 DAYS AND NIGHTS AFTER , PLANE CRASHED.

Bevin and Churchill Agree on British Conscription Bill   Conservatives Praise Labor on Defense Measure in Peacetime

Churchill Backs  Draft Extension   Aids Labor Party with  Speech in Commons

Emergency Hikes. Will Be Spread Over Wide Field Effective July 1

Utilities Board  Okehs Increase  Of $10 Million   In Effect July 6; Interim Raise Before $20 Million Proposal

Cold Wave Coming To Dixie States   Concern For Florida’s Citrus Crop Felt In New Lows There.

MODEL PLANE IS BEING USED BY ENGINEERS   Roscoe Turner Thinks Craft Fire Case Of Sabotage

Sabotage Hinted In 52 Deaths   Cause Of Fire Unexplained  By OfficiAls

FINDS HIDDEN SUPPLIES FOR AID TO GREECE   Mission Locates $75,000,00C Worth on Athens Docks, in Warehouses.

Supplies Worth Millions Found On Greek Docks   Withheld To Keep Prices Up, Griswold Hints; Some Of Goods Spoiled.

U.$. Goods are Found in Greece  Supplies May Reduce Cost of Help Agency

$75-Million Hoard Founc¢ By Griswold  Greeks Cached UNRRA Supply

$75,000,000 In Supplies Discovered   Griswold Believes Goods Deliberately Kent Off Market

HUGE MATERIAL FIND IN GREECE   75 Million Dollars Worth Of Supplies Revealed

SEEK NEW TRIALS   Neither Side Satisfied With Judge's Ruling in  Ellis Case

Ill-Fated Plane Was Converted Army Transport  Federal, Private Investigators Continue Probe

Ul-Fated Plane Was Converted Army Transport  Federal, Private      Federal, Private Investigators Continue Probe

HOUSE COMMITTEE T0 KILL: MEASURE CNS. SCHODLAID   Action To Be Taken Because  of G. O. P. Pledges To Heleé Dawn Cnaneling

School Aid, Report Says   Not a Cent Favored; Millions Approved For Greece, Turkey

Report Kill For School Aid Bill   Would Give States $300 Billion Federal Aid; Several Weeks Hearings.

School Bill Seems Lost   House GOP Leaders Order Measure Providing $300,000,000 Aid Killed

Halleck Says Aid For Schools Has Not Been Settled   Leadership Is Reported to Have Given Orders to Kill Bill; Mast Help for South

GOP Orders Aid Measure Killed?  Would Give Schools $300 Million Yearly

Fate of Proposal for Federal Aid for Schools Remains Undetermined

Bridges Urges Immediate Halt In Dismantling Ot Industries In Germany

Celebration of Governor's Day Expected To Boost Fair Attendance:

To p ‘rowd Expected at State Fair; Athens Entry Wins In Pony Section

BIG BOMBER HAS - GANXIOUS HOURS   MAKES SAFE LANDING AT FORT WORTH AFTER 12 OF 14 ABOARD BAIL OUT.

Test Pilot Guides In World’s Largest Land-Based Bomber  Crippled Giant Bomber Piloted To Safety Afier Crew Bails Out

Two Die Of Burns   Test Pilot Lands World's Largest Bomber Safely After 12 Men Jump

Drive Carefully During Weekend  Safety Commissioner   Safety Commissioner Warns of .Heavy Traffic Over Labor Day Period

E-ish Move 1 © Postpone  Treaty Talks  U.S. And France Agree To Delay

DELAY URGED IN BiG-4 MEE   Britain Asks Postponement! Of London Sessions On  German Peace Pact

British Ask Council Meet Be Postponed   All Of The Powers Cour cerned Agree But No Word Hus Been Heard ’ Prom Russia.

Governor Says Home City Must “Cooperate”   Little Rock Attitude Toward Proposed Project Criticized

KRAUSE FUNERAL THIS AFTERNCOK   Marcus Man Was Laid To Rest At Hinton, ‘ lowa

Mrs. Goering Taken as Nazi Party Member   Bavarian Minister Says She Will Face Trial and He Will Ask 10-Year Jail Sentence

@ PAUL MALLON—  Thinks Stalin and Stassen Both Need New Press Agents

U.S. Requests Britain to Keep. Order in Greece   U. §. Reply to Note  Also Said to Favor Financial Assistance

U.S. Aiming To Bolster Greek Govt   Reportedly Asks Britain Not Quit Balkan Land,  Maps Fiscal Help.

Britain No Longer Able to Hold Greece In Line Against Russian Domination

U.S. Replies fo British Request ' For Mid-East Aid   “Assistance : ‘Needed “To Avert Civil ‘War

BRITAIN. BE UNABLE CARRY ON IN NATION   Military Aid Is Expected To Re Given

U.S. Reply On Greece Handed In   Contents Of American Note On Britain’s Request In Greece Not Disclosed

ODT VICTIM, CHOPPED AND ALAND BOD   Need of $5,000 to Pay on Farm Drives lowan to Kill His Neighbor.

438-DAY CASE (0. STRIKE. HAS ENDED ~   Brightens Outlook For Production of -Farm Equipment.

438-Day Strike At Case Plants Comes fo Close   Major Bottleneck in Production of Farm Machinery Removed

CASE STRIKE ENDS SUNDAY   OUTLOOK FOR FARM EQUIPMENT BRIGHTENS WITH SETTLEMENT

™ Bo. os Passenger And Freight Train Collide  One Dead As Trains Crash In Oklahoma

FordNever Bothered to Count Money   Regarded Fortune as Good Report Card i Job. Well Done:

‘William Philpot Waives Extradition; To Return To North Carolina Prison

Lyric Composer’s Life Plenty Tough Song Writer’s Counsel Heard By Committee

Why Not Become A Lawyer?  ‘Do Not Become Songwriter If You _Yearn For Lush Life, Solons Told

U. S$. Holds Mark First Time Since 1923 _ New Record Of 623.8 Miles An Hour Set By Jet Plane

‘No Adverse Effects,’ Says Pilot After Setting 623.8 MPH Global Speed Mark

JET PLANE CLOCKED IN NEW RECORD   Set Official Speed Mark of ~623.8 Mi. Per Hr.

Capt. Albert Boyd Cracks British Record In Jet Plane; Makes 632.5 MPH On One Of Four Runs

JET PLANE SEIS NEW WORLD MARK   Official Record of 62. 3.f Miles an Hour Made in California.

U.S.Pilot Hits 623.8 MPH In Jet Ship Record   Says He Felt No Ill Effects As Results of High Rate; Nears the Speed of Sound

FUEL SHORTAGE TIGHTENS HOLD ON THE BRITISH   Industry Of Natirn— Slowing Toward . Complete Halt

Millions More May Be Idled Over Nation   ‘Criticism Rises As Labor Party  Caence Cricie

British Industry Shut-Downs Grow   Five Million Alrzady Idled As Power Black-Out Spreads Throughout Nation

Power Shutdowr May Spread To Scotland, Wales   Conservative Party Flays Labor Regime For ‘Inefficiency’

Industry Shutdown Altec One-Third Of Powered Plants   Churchill Leads Group Attacking National Policies

FUEL CRISIS iN ENGLAND IS CRITICAL   One Third of industry Closed by Power Restrictions

Industry lowing  To Halt   Government Is Under Attack . By Conservatives

British Gov't Under Attack In Fuel Crisis   Churchill Blames .  Coal Shortage on: ‘Malt Baked Socialient

FUEL CRISIS IN BRITAIN IS AT HAND   Conservatives Led By Churchill Attack TLahorites

All England May Feel. Power Slash   5,000,000 Idle as Crisis Threatens Spread Through British Isles

MORE BODIES TAKEN OUT OF WRECKED MINE   Hundred and Eleven Believec Killed in Explosion; No Hopes for Entombed      RESCUE WORKERS RISK LIVES IN COAL MINE

Sixty-Seven Bodies Removed from Centralia Mine, and Forty-Four Still to Be Accounted For

67 Bodies Found in Mine   Getting Dangerous Down There, Rescue  Workers Say

Mine Rescuers Facing Danger   Falling Coal, Broken Timbers Peril to State Crews -

Mine Rescuers Facing Perils   Exploration Work For Remaining Victims Grows Dangerous

Rescue Workers Brave Danger To Find Bodies  Toll From Disaster In Illinois Is Expected to Be 111]

Death Toll Reaches 78 in Mine Disaster as Search Continues   Find 11 More Bodies in Centralia Mine Shaft; Predict 111 Dead

IFIND BODIES OF ELEVEN MORE DEAD + IN COAL MINE   Reseue Workers Risked Their  Lives to Reach Entombed ; Men.   COMPLETE WORK TODAY   jNo One Believes a Single Survivor Would Be Found.

67 BODIES REMOVED FROM BLAST-HIT PI]   ‘Getting Dangerous For Us, Rescue Workers Say

DEATH TOLL IN MINE UP TO 78   33 Men Still Missing  imlinois Tragedy

Rescue Teams Work Getting Dangerous; 44 Miners Missing  67 Bodies Recovered By Teams Working In Depths of Mine

Death Toll Now 78 In Mine Blast   33 Miners Still Missing and Presumed Dead; Identification of Victims Is Difficult.   RESCUE WORK IS HIGHLY DANGEROUS

RESCUE EFFORTS CONTINUE TODAY   Workers Searching Blast Ruins For Bodies of Remaining Miners

More Bodies Are Taken From Mine At Centralia, Ill.   Total of 67 Have Been Discovered and 44 Are Still to Be Accounted

Liquor Accounts For Seven Cent:  Of Tax Dollar  Receipts Hit  : TE: Re ee

Liquor Levy Helps Taxes   Two Billions Acquired By Federal Treasury

NEW HEARING ON BILLSET™ ;  Opponents To Push. Fight Against Legalized Racinc

STOP-GAP AID FOR EUROPE IS NECESSARY   Quick Steps Imperative to Meet Threat of Intolerable Hunger and Cold.

URGES PROGRAM OF STOP-GAP AID   Marshall Says Early Help to Europe Is Necessary

STOP-GAP AID PLAN IS BACKED BY MARSHALL   State Chief Says Authority for Program Must Come from Congress

MARTIN HITS FOREIGN HANDLING OF RELIEF   Declares U. 5S. Money Wasted ané Says Future Demands for Ald Must Go “Under Microscope.”

Chinese Reds Release Flier   Marine Aviator Had Been Heid Since Aug. 27

GOVERNMENT FORCES GAIN UPPER HAND   Guerillas Reported Retreating From City Formerly Surrounded.

Democrats Expect Resistance  To Marshall Plan Even Some Supporter:  Of Greek Aid May Vote No Now

Democrats Expect  Resistance  To Marshall Plan_   Even Some Supporters Of Greek Aid  Ba... tseneen. Ale Alecse

Milk Prices to Go Up In Emporia Tuesday   Two Processors Announce Boost to 18 Cents Quart Feed Cosis Big Factor

Milk Prices to Go Up In Emporia Tuesday   . Two Processors Announce Boost fo 18 Cents Quart ——Feed Cacte Ble Enctan

CHIEFTANS OFF ON WRONG FOOT, STATES SEAATOR   Dispute Over Re-establishing Special Committee Brings Flare-Up   OTHERS OF SAME MIND   New Hampshire Republican Charges Efficiency Is Being Sacrificed

Sen. Tobey  Rips 6.0.P. Leadership   Says His Party’s Senate Heads Are “Running Train Off Rails.”

May Walk In 6 Weeks,  Doctors Say   President To Speed Back To Washington by Air This Afternoon.

Politics Blamed for Arrest And Prosecution of Lynchers In Defense Appeal To Jury

Defense Seeking ‘To Free 23 Men   Ballots For Crucial Election Alleged Being Sought

Defense Asks Jury To Acquit Greenville Men   Lawyer Assails Interference in Negro Lynch Trial

Northern Influence Assailed in South  Carolina Trial  Racial Issue Flares Oo SA, a ae   Racial Issue Flares In Mass Trial of White Defendants

Attorney Claims  Votes Sought  By Lynch-Trial Judge at Lynching Hearin  ; Rules‘ Ont Racial  Issue, :

dense Attempt (Justify Killing wliec By Judge   Asserts Racial jsues Not To Be dred [In Court

Defense Attorneys Imply To:  Jury That Br ‘utal Lynching  Justified: Ass sai il Democrats:   ‘Defendants Chuckle As Their Attorneys Condone Lynch Act

DROUTH AND HEAT... WAVE TO CONTINUE ~QVER WEEK-ENO   This Is the Foreeast Given Out by Chicago Weather Bureau.   IOWA CROPS SUFFER   Corn Has About Reached the Limit of Endurance, ° Experts Say.

Crop Failures  Said Spreading Throughout U.S   Forecast Continuation Of Midwest Drought. Heat Wave Through Sunday

Reports Of Corn Crop Failures Become General  Midwest Heat Wave Continues

CITY CONTINUES IN HEAT’S GRIP   ‘Corn Crop Failures Grow  Through Midwest

Heat Threatens Corn Failures  lowa Crop Reaches ‘Limit of Endurance’

Attlee To Reply To Labor Party Criticism Today   Meets With Leaders for Ex planation of Government Economy Plans

May Have Failed To End Strife   Long Session Of ¢ Leaders Causes Speculation

New Yorker Leaps 1,000 Feet to Death from Empire State Buiildinc

JUMPS 1,000 FEET T0 DEATH   Man Evades Guards, Leaps From Tower of Empire State Building

Pedestrian Seriously Injured When Siruck B Valin Bod Man Leaps To Death From Tower Of N. Y.’s Empire State Buildina

Man Leaps 1,000 Feet to Death  Woman Pedestrian - Painfully Hurt

Man Makes Long Leap to Death; Strikes Woman   Empire State Building Scene of Tragedy; Woman Badly Hurt

SENATE BACKS "SERVICE BILL IN FINAL VOTE   ba HOUSK EXPECTED TO FOLLOW LEAD OF SENATORS IN * APPROVING ONE DE. FENSE SECRETARY

Legislature Approves All Of Gov. Herbert's First Special Requests

Congress Leaders Are Converging On Washington   Special Session Of Congress To Convene Monday— President To Speak   MANY PROBLEMS ARE FORESEEN

GOP May Back Special Agency To Handle Aid      May Ignore Marshall Recommendation; Point To Tax Policy Effects

RAIN PROSPECT IN FLOGD ARE   Darkens Outlook In Centra Missouri; Mississippi Continues To Fall

New Rains Feared In Missouri Valley   Flood Situation  Shows Improvement

POLICE HUNT TWO IN ROBBERY DEATH   Victim's Body Dumped Near Village Tavern

Railroad Worker Fatally Beaten in Robbery Attempt   Two Men Escape in Auto After Dumping Body Outside Tavern

Policemen, Rangers Swarming Through Central Texas In Search For Bank Robber

Low Bid For New Jail. Is $120, 931; More Than Double Offer Madeln'42

Dewey Will Visi! State Saturday  New York Official to Make Address

Henry Wallace To Enter Race. Editor Asserts   Los Angeles Paper Says He Will Seek Democratic Nomination In Seyeral Silales

Officers Crack Safe Robber Gang  Arrests Solve Long Series of Robberies

Gang Admits lowa Safe Robberies   Three Men Are Held in Des Moines; Another Nabbed in Mexico.

TEN IOWA SAFE THEFTS SOLVED   Four Men Admit Crimes Authorities Say

Ten lowa Safe Robberies Solved With Arrest of 3 Men In State, 1 In Mexico

10 Iowa Safe Robberies Are Solved With Arrest of 4 Men   _3 Thieves Captured in Des Moines and Fourth Rabher Panad a Mexicr

Expect Big Vote Tn Pennsylvania   Interest Centers On The “Mayoralty Election In Philadelphia.

TRAVERSE BOY FFA PRESIDENT   JOHN HEIM ELECTED HEAD OF STATE ORGANIZATION

To Tell Her Story Before Grand Jury  Mrs. Lamarre Is Called to Testify

JURY SUMMONS ‘RL. FRIEND’ IN MEYERS PROBE   Mrs. Lamarre Will Appear Along With Husband And Brother At Hearings

JURY TAKES UP MEYERS CASE   Mrs, Lamarre, Husband and Brother Called to Capital for Testimony.

Mrs. Lamarre To Lash Back at Gen. Meyer:   She and Husband Will Go Before ficient Cormerel cli

Mrs. Lamarre Will Go Before Grand Jury \To Deny Being Meyers’ Old ‘Girl Friend’

GIRL FRIEND’ TO BE WITNESS   Mrs. Lamarre, Her Husband And Brother Are Subpoenaed

Lamarre’s Wife To Be Called  Will Repeat Denia   Will Repeat Denia! Of Illicit Affair With Ex-General

Gen. Meyers Opposition To Be Heard   Mrs, Lamarre Slated To Appear In Court

Mrs, Lamarre’ To Testify Before US-Grand Jury   Can Deny ‘Girl Friend’ Claim Under Oath

Mrs. LaMarre To Testify In Probe By Jury   Named: By Gen. Meyers: A: “Girl Friend,”. Dayton,

Jury to Probe Meyers’ Case   Mr. and Mrs. Lamarre Will Be Called to Testify Second Time

Mrs. Lamarre To Deny She Was Meyer’s “Girl Friend;”’ Grand Jury Probe Resumed

‘GIRL FRIEND,’ HUBBY, BROTHER CALLED TO TRIAL   Still Withholding Type of Indictment To Be Charged Against Ex-Officer

HOLDUP NETS FOUR KILLED, $180,000    Underground Jewish Gang  Drops Over $400,000     In Get-Away.

U.N. COUNCIL IN BITTER DEBATE OVER BALKANS   Polish Delegate Hits Plans for Border Patrol

High Court OK's ‘Interim’ Groups  Committees May Be Appointed At Once

Court Rules For Interim Committees   Folsom Wins Issue On 6 To 1 Opinion For Legislative Bodies

Prince Gustay Adolf Of Sweden And 20 Others Also Are Killed  Airliner Falls A fter Tabaat®   Denmark Clamps Lower Load Limit On Dakotas After Crack-up

SWEDISH PRINCE ALSO KILLED IN AIR AGCIDENT   Twenty Others Die in Takeoff Attempt at Copenhaven

BURNED, BROKEN IN NANICH AIR RAS   Grace Moore and Swedisl Crown Prince Among, the 22 Victims.   AIRLINER OVERLOADED   Weight Limit Clamped on All DC-3’s Transports Leaving Danish Fields.

Grace Moore, Swedish Prince Killed In Crash   Scandinavia Plunged Into Deep Mourning

DENMARK CUTS LOADING AFTER PLANE CRACKUP   Crash Took Lives of Grace Moore and Prince Gustav Adolf of Sweden

SINGER, PRINCE KILLED"IN CRASH OF DUTCH PLANE      Grace Moore, Opera Star, Prince Gustaf Are Among Crash Victims

Grace Moore, Prince Gustav,  20 Others Die  Fe   Transport Crashes And Burns in Conenhagen Takenfft

American Singer, Swedish Prince, 20 Others Die in Air Liner’s Crash   Danes Impose Weight Limit After Copenhagen Accident; Sweden Mourns Popular Gustaf Adolf: Grace Moore’s Body Not Yet Identified

RAVAGED BY FRE AFTER SMASHUP    Many Victims. ‘Burned Be yond Recognition; King 4 Chabad at Tewknd ys

New Load Limit Established for Danish Aircraft   Action Follows Crash in Which Miss Mcore and Prince Gustav Died   HINT FATAL PLANE WAS OVERLOADED   Authorities Say DC-3 Transport May Have Carried 1,500 Extra Pounds

Grace Moore, U.S. Opera Star Killed In Airliner Crash   Danish Plane Burns--. All 21 Passengers, Crew Lose Lives

Action Follows Crash Fatal to Prince, Singer   Planes Leaving Danish Fields Must Not Exceed 25,243 Pounds, Order States

Plane Destroyed In Crash, Fire At Copenhagen Airport   Famous American Singer On Way to Concert Engagement in Sweden

GRACE MOORE IS KILLED IN AIR CRASH SUNDAY   Swedish Prince Also Victim of Tragedy On Danish Field

PLANE CRASHES TAKE LIVES OF GRACE MOORE, SWEDISH PRINCE, 57 CTUERS. INQUIRIES STARTED

‘Swedish Prince Gustaf Olaf, 20 Others Perish As Dutch Plane Crashes

Danes Limit Weights After Airliner Crash   Dutch Open Probe; Grace Moore, Swedish Prince Among 22 Killed

Body of Grace Moore Will Be Buried in U.S.   Noted Opera Singe! And 21 Others Die  In Plane Crash

Grace Moore, Crown Prince Among Dead   Twenty Others Killed As Transport Burns After Takeoff Crash

Overload of Dutch Death Plane Seen   Grace Moore, Swedish Prince, 20 Others Die in Denmark.

Reich Racket ChargeBeing Investigated  Army to Probe Black Markets

Unidentified Ex - Affiliate Makes Char: "ee   Unofficial Reports Put Ine vestigation In Western Germany Rather Than  Berlin Proper —   Ranking Officers , Said. ‘Involved’   Rep. Winstead Asserts He Has Good Reason to Be+   lieve Reports; Royall   «©. Sifts Available Data

U.N. TOLD VETO BAR 10 WORLD PEACE   Mexican Foreign Minister Declares Abuse of Privilege May Make Peace Impossible and Urges Limit on Its Use.

RESULT OF POLL TAKEN: ON  RETURN OF SERVICE DEAD FROM OVERSEAS 18 ' ‘REVEALED

HOUSE GROUP CITES N. Y. MAN FOR CONTEMPT   Un-American Probers Take Action Against Teon Josephson

Contempt Charge Face Suspected Communist Aide  Refusal to Testify For Committee Prompts Allegation

Cite Another Communist For Contempt   Committee Pondering Anti-Red Measures Hits Commie Lawyer

Josephson Cited for  Contempt   House Committee Acts Against Reported Red Ringleader.

Un-American Activities Unit Okays Josephson Contempt Charge on Faked Passports

Communists Face Big Test Before House Committee   Group Approves Contempt Citation Against Leon Josephson, Alleged Key Figure in Fake-Passport Ring

CITED FOR CONTEMPT   Alleged Russian Secret Agent Refused to Testify in House

Ask. Contempt Charge Against Alleged ‘Red’   Called Member of Soviet Secret Police; Cited by House Group

House Group Indicts Red For Contempt   Leon Josephson Refuses To Testify; Held Member Of Russ Secret Police

Cite “Red”. For Contempt   Josephson Reufuses To Tesiify At Congressional Hearing On Communist Activities

AMEREAN LESION PALS FOR BAN ON COMMUNIST PARTY   House Un-American Group Backs Action Against Bead Ding Leader

Committee on Un-American Activities Votes to Cite Alleged Member of Russian Secret Police in the United States.

Witness Cifed As Probe Onen: Over Red Ban   Committee Asks Questions About False Passports

Lay Foundation To Start Purge. Of Cotuminists   Report ° Congress. Taking '. To Truman Order Like Duck Takes To Water

Russians Fear Atom Bomb, War, F. P. A. Declares  Workers Lashed Into Greater Production

Accord Near In US-Argentina Dispute; State Department Shakeup May Follow

Relations Between Argentine and US Apparently Better  Pan American Counter   ‘South American Country  Deports Eight More  . Nazi Agents.

Final Accord to End U.S, Argentina  Differen ces Forecast  Apparent Impending Change Does Not Mean the Start of =   Apparent Impending Change Does Not Mean the Start of Bosom Friendship Between Nations

‘Final Accord to End U.S, Argentina  Differences Forecast  Appareni lmeending Chanae Does   Apparent Impending Change Does Not'Mean the Start of  Denamew ra! ... IL. 8.2... UY

Relations Between Argentine and US Apparently Better  South American Countr Deports Eight More Nazi Agents

US.-Argentine Accord Believed Not Far Distant   Washington Believes Way May Be Opened For InterAnierican Defense Parley Within Few Weeks

Expect Reach Final Accord Long Dispute   Clear Way For Conference Between — U.S.-Argentina Bitter Split.

Temperatures   Agreement Would Clear the Way For Hemisphere Defense Meet; Some Suspicion Remains, Howeve

Argentina And U.S. To End Dispute   Accord To Clear Way for Hemispheric Defense Conference Soon.

U. $.-Argentine Final Accord Way Is Cleared   Complete Harmony Through America Seen as Result

‘Accord to End Long Argentina Dispute is Seen   Will Clear Way For Hemisphere Defense Parley

United States And Argentina Accord Slated   Eight More Nazi Deported From South American Nation As Parley Is Set   Nazi Influences Being Liquidated   American Envoy Is Due Te Be Removed As Result Of “Improvement” ~ In Relations

 END SEEN TO LONG DISPUTE WITH NEIGHBOR ‘Argentina Deports Eieht More Nazis

U. S.-Argentine Accord May End Lengthy Dispute   Final Agreement Expected To Clear Way for InterAmerican Defense Conference

U. S. Accore Near With  Argentine May Clear Path   May Clear Path For Hemispheric Defense Set Up

NAZIS Meporieag CET TTD  U.S, Expects Final Accord In Argentine Dispute Soon   Shake-Up. May Come In State Department When Issues Settled

Accord Near In Argentine. U. S. Dispute   Final Agreement Is Now Generally Expected in Few Weeks; May Be BRollawed by Shake«un

Accord Near in ArgentinaU. §. Dispute   State Department Shakeup Indicated When Peace Comes

[0 OPEN WAY FOR DEFENSE. ~CONFERENGES      May Bring About: Retirement of Messersmith and i) Braden.

Agreement Expected in Long Controversy, Pave Wav for Defense Contab

REDS OPPOSING “BALKAN:- REPORT   UN COMMISSION TO SAY THAT. COMMUNIST CONTROLLED NATIONS~ CAUSING TROUBLE

Legislature’s Action Flayed; Instruction in ‘Tested Methods’ Planned

BUCKEYE WCTU MAPS CAMPAIGN   To Hold Three-Day Meeting to Train County Leaders

SOLONS ASKED TO BACK PLANS — Atom Bomb Air Force Claimed Needed For Nation’s Defense

Six Hollywood Figures Cited For Contempt   Two More. Added to List Teday in Probe Of Reds in Filmland

Contempt Tota! Has Reached 10 at Hearing  Lardner and Cole Ar Added for Refusing To Give Information

Lardner Cited For Contempt Movie Probers Promise  A-Bomb Spy Ring Expose

Four More Screen Figures Are Cited for Contempt   [Two Writers, a Director and a Publisher Refuse to Tell Committee Whether They Are Communists — Chairman Thomas Says “Beam of Exposure” Will Not Be Turned Off Until All Hollywood Reds Are Exposed.

ALL ARE CITE FOR CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS   Fail To Tell Whether They Are Communists   says Probe Will Continue Until All Hollywood Reds Are Exposed

2 More Screen Writers Cited For Contempf  Rina Lardner Ir.   Ring Lardner Jr., ‘Lester Cole Named

Sixth Alleged Red Cited by Committee To Contempt Action  Thomas Declares His Group Will Expose All Movie Commies

Contempt Citations Slapped on  Four More   : Director, 2 Writers _ And Producer  Join Four Others     Jn Probe ‘Routine’

Ang then inere Were atx  Prohe Won’t Stop Till All Reds In Hollywoods Are Flushed

Citations For Contempt Stand at 10   Ring Lardner Jr., Lester «Cole Cited by Committee; Promise Sensational Evidence on A-Bomb

 Secret Session  Held At Capital   Two More Writers Under Charges Of Contempt

‘Two More Added To Contempt List At House Hearing   Producer, Film Writer Accused After Refusal To Answer Questions

Two More Movie Figures Are  Cited by Group   Total Facing Contempt Accusations Reache: Six Today as Subcommittee Continues Its Washington Hearing on Communists

2 More Film Writers Are Cited Today  = ave ie   A-Bomb Secrets Enter Probe of Hollywood Reds

Mystery Man fo Appear in Red ‘Inquiry   Two More Names Added to List of Contempt Witnesses

Four More Movie Writers Charged With Contempt  Refuse to Tell House Committee Whether They Are Communists

Two More Filin Figures Cited For Contempt   Samuel Ornitz and Herbert Biberman Refuse to Answer Probers’ Questions

Interference Of ‘Influences’ Hit by Thomas   Lawyer Won't Say If He Told Clients Not to Give Answer To Red Question

Ring Lardner Jr., With Nine Others, Cited For Contempt ByCommittee

Producer, — Director Are  Among Latest   Two Writers Balk  Committee Effort To Take Teatinane

Two More Movie Scenarists Cited   10 Ordered to Appear On Contempt Charges

Lardner, Jr. Cole Are Cited For Contempt   Committee Head Says Witness Will Reveal Atom Plot

Thomas Asserts Quiz To Reveal ‘All Film Reds’   Chairman Claims ‘Powerty  Interests’ Seeking To   '* Divert Inquiry In ‘Every Manner’

FACES CHARGES INRED HEARING   Probers Feel That Stand Of Counsel For Film Group May Be Conspiracy

Cite Two More Film Writers ©   Chairman Thomas Charges Attempt To Intimidate Probers

FILM WRITERS ARE STUBBORN   Two More Cited for Contempt, Including Ring Lardner, Jr.—Total Now 10

2 MORE MOVIE WRITERS CITED BY RED PROBE   Ring Lardner Jr Among Wits nesses Who Won’t Tell Of Affiliations

Two Added fo ‘Cited’ List   Writer end Producer: Direxter Follow Potter of Refusing Direct Answer

Movie Prober: Cite Lardner for Contempt   Cole Also Added te List: Ten Now Face Trial for Silence

Says Pressure Exerted To Enc Red Hearings   Two More Hollywood Writers Get Citations Of Contempt Of Congres:

PROOF OF RED AFFILIATION GIVEN PROBERS   Thomas Says Inquiry Te Continue Despite Moves To Halt Session

Movie Producer Is Cited   Adrian Scott Refuses To Answer Communism Query

Six Movie Figures Face Indictment   Three More Are Cited Today For Contempt

Sean $ ;  e n :         Writers and Producers Rre Added to Com- _; mittee List

MORE SCREEN FIGURES BALK AT QUESTIONING   Nriter And Producer-Director Raise To Six Total Number Of Persons Facing Accusation Of Contempt For Failure To Answer Quizzing By Un-American Activities Subcommittee On Communistic Status—  Thomas Says All Hollywood Reds Will Be Exposed

Producer And Another Writer Facing Charge   Committee Now Has Six Accused; Thomas Says Probe To Continue Until All Holly wood Communists Are Exposed.

MORE HOLLYWOOD SCREEN WRITERS UP FOR CONTEMPT   This Brings to Ten the Num her Thus Accused in the Hearing.   HUNG LARDNER WAS ONE   lester Cole Was the Second Who Hefused to Answer Communist Question,

TWO MORE SCREEN WRITERS ‘ARE CITED FOR CONTEMPT AFTER REFUSAL TO  ° TESTIFY My

Inquiry Into Film Activity Is Resumed   Charges Powerful Influences Are Blocking Probe

PREDS MAY BE LINKED 10 ATOM BOMB ESPIONAGE   plestimony Of “Mystery Witness” Awaited At Hollywood Probe

TEN HOLLYWOOD FIGURES FACE CONTEMPT CHARGES   Ring Lardner, Jr., And Lester Cole Join Eight Who Previously Refused To Testify Whether They Are Or Have Been Communists—Chairman Thomas Says “Sensational Evidence About Atom Bomb Espionage” Will Be Given By “Mystery” Witness

Movie Indusiry Figures Defy Probers   Contempt Citations Ground Cut at ‘Committee Hearing

Two Writers Refuse To Deny They Are Reds  Contempt Citations Continue To Mount At Capital Hearing

House Group Cites 2 More In Film Quiz   Contempt Orders  Now Pending Against Six

2MoreFilm Figures Cited For Contempt   6 Now Face Accusation; Ornitz, Biberman New Names

6 Now Facing  Accusation At ‘Red’ Hearing   Sanuel Ornitz, Writer; Herbert Biberman, Producer, Are Cited Today

Two Writers Are Cifed   Ring Lardner, Ir, and Lester Cole Won't Say LE Are ov Have Seen. ComMranighs,

A More Film Figures Defy Red Hearing   Contempt Citations Voted Against 3 for Failure to Answer

More Screen Figures Defy House Group  Eight Refuse to Bwueurar  i, Ce   Eight Refuse to Answer Query On Communism

House Group Hits Snag In its Hunt For Communists   Eight Hollywood   Witnesses Refuse to _ Answer Questions-- Cited far Pantamnt

PROBERS GRIND QUT CITATIONS FOR CONTEMPT   Four More Screenland Figures Accused In Communist Probe

2 MORE CITED BY CONMITTEE   Writer, Director Join 4 Othe Film Men in Contempt. of ‘Un-American Group.

2MoreDefy » Hollywood Red Probers   Atomic Bomb Espionage Plot Revealed

Four More Film Figures Facing Contempt Action  Witness Protests “Loaded” Questions

2 MORE MOVIE FIGURES CITED FOR CONTEMPT   Film Director Joins 6 Others in Refusing to Answer Red Questior

House Probers File Four More Contempt Charges Against Screen Figures   three Writers And One Director Cited Brings Un-American Inquiry Grand Total To Eight; Writers Guild Head Says He's No Red

2 MORE CITE FOR CONTEMPT   Writer and Producer Added To Committee List

Eight Screen Figures Now ~ Facing Action   Un-American Group Cites Four More in Another  RS POPE RE gy anon. renee

‘Surprise Witness’ Called in Hearing - on Red Activities   Tenth Movieland Person ality Sited’ for. Con: tempt by Committee

‘Forever Amber Script Writer. Is Charged -.   Lardner, Another  Cited For Failure. To Answer Committee

Film Probers Cite Six Men For Contempt   13 More Witnesses May Defy Quizzers On Political Beliefs

? MORE JOIN LIST OF CITED IN RED INQUIRY   Rag Lardner Joey Lester Oo  Swell Number to 10 hoe cused of Contempt.

Two More Film Writers Cited For Contempt  Witnesses Will Not t Answer Red

More Writers Under Charge Of Contempt   Ring Lardner, Jr., Cited By Committee In Washington

Ring Lardner, Jr., Li Tesit mony, Declines to Tell ]          Mystery Witmess:> _ Said Ex-FBEMan   Chairman. Thomas“ Says “We're. Going to..Pull:

Two Writers Are Cited   Ring Lardner, fr. and Lester Cole War't Say If Are at Have Been Com mmunists

Total Of Six Now Cite« For Defying Reds-In-Hol  lyvwood Probers.

MOVIE PROBERS VOW TO EXPOSE FILMLAND REDS   Chairman Thomas Says Committee Won't Stop Until All Communists In Hollywood Are Exposed; Contempt Proceedings.

Writer, Producer Raise Number To Six Accused By Committee   Take Same Stand As Four Writers Earlier That Committee Has No Right To Inquire Into Political Beliefs

Two More Cited: on $64 Question   House Un-American Activities Committee Holds  Samuel Ornitz, Herbert Biberman in Contempt.

More Screen Ficures Cited For Contempt   Total of Six Filmland Writers and Producers Now Cited for Contempt by House Subcommittee.

Two More Hollywood Screen Writers Cited For Contempt By House Group   Philadelphia Selected For Demo Convention; Party Seeking Vice Presidential Candidate

Boosts Number To Six Refusing To Give Political Beliefs   Chairman Says Hearings Will Continue Until ‘All Hollywood Reds Are Exposed’

More Screen Figures Cited  Samuel Ornitz and Herbert Biberman  Refuse to Answer

 —FILM PROBEMystery Witness Awaited  — Will Tell About - Atom Bomb Plot

Un-American Committee Monotonously Issues Citations For Contempt  More Screenland Ficvures Refuse

Six Held In Contempt   Two More Screen Figures Refuse to  Answer Questions

Ring Lardner Jr. and Lester Cole Refuse To Answer ‘Political’ Query

Probers Cite 10th Writer On Red Stand   Lardner Jr. and Lester Cole Decline Canevressmen’s Quer’

More Film.Personalities — _ Are Cited For Contempt   Total Of Eight Have Now Refused To State Whether They Are Communists—‘Loaded’ Questions Protested

Film Probers Cite 2 More lor Contempt   Thomas Promises To Tie Movie Reds To Plot to Steal Atom Bomb Secret

Hollywood Quiz      Main Question Is Who’s Next For Contempt Citation Today   Four Already Face Action Over Failure To Answer Queries

2 More Film Figures Cited For Contempt   Witnesses Balk At Answering Questions

Two Sereen Writers Cited For Contempt   Ring Lardner, Jr., and Lester Cole Refuse to Answer Committee’s Questions; Total Now Is 10.

NEW CITATIONS FOR CONTEMPT ISSUED BY UN -AMERICAN PANEL   WRITERS, PRODUCERS, DIRECTORS NOW FACING COMMITTEE'S CHARGES

Tough Policy On Reds Urged   House Votes Contempt Action Aqainst Two  Suspects.

House Cites 2 For Contempt  Action Voted Against Red   Action Voted Against Red Official, Attorney

House Votes Contempt Action Against Communist Leaders; Tougher Policy Is Demanded

Contempt Charges To Red Agents   House Acts Against Dennis And _ Josephson; Scores D of J

TOUGHER POLICY URGED BY HOUSE   Justice Department Cri tucized For Lack Of Aection Against Reds

TWO REDS CITED FOR CONTEMPT   HOUSE ACTS AMID DEMANDS FOR TOUGHER POLICY TOWARD COMMUNISTS,

HOUSE URGES TOUGH POLICY AGAINST REDS   Vote ContemptActions Against Josephson And Dennis

Demand Toug! Policy Toward Reds   Contempt Actions Voted Against Dennis, Josephson

House Charges Contempt Against Two Communists   Almost Unanimous Vote Against Dennis and Josephson

REDS FACING CHARGES OF CONTEMPT   Dennis and Josephson Find Themselves Up Against Tougher Polic)

Charges Justice Department With Laxity in Dealing With Communism During the Past 12 Veaarsc.

! ‘Get Tough’ Policy On Reds Is Urged ‘Contempt Actions On Communists Voted

REDS COMMITTED TO STALLING, IS BELIEF   Failure To Block By Vote Brings New UNO Tactics

 MGR CEST SAF Wie     Soviet Adopts Boycott Stand On Proposals She Opposes   Non-Cooperation Policy Instigates Survey Of Effect

Russians Resisting UN Moves   Soviets Invoke Non-Cooperative Policy On Proposals

Russia Assumes Won't Play Role   , Refuses To Join Majority Action

THINK REDS WILL BOYCOTT U.S. PROGRAM   Apparently Committed to Policy of Non-Co-operation in All American  _ Proposals They Fail to Block in U.N.

Russia Adopts Policy Of Boycotting Actions That She Doesn’t Like

CRISIS APPEARS INCHINA EFFORT TO HOLD PEACE   Nationalists Abandoning Man: churia Capitol; Rumor Chiang:May Resign

VILLAGE HEAD SCORES PLAN TO BUCK. ¢.   Debate Is Lively: at Trustees Meeting; Defer Action A

BOLT KILLED — ~ BALL PLAYERS   J Pntso BOLT OF LIGHTNING  ALSO STUNS ANOTHER -” MEMBER OF BASEBALL  TEAM

WYATT CHARGES CONGRESS WITH ECONOMIC DELAY   Says Apathy And Inaction Disregards National Welfare

Wyatt Charges Congress With Inactivity, Delay   Says U.S. Faces Serious Depression tf No Action Taken

Economic Crisis Feared by Wyatt   Former Housing Boss Says Congressmen “Strangely Silent’

Garsson Agent Wins Acquittal   But Jurors to Decide May Fate in Fraud Case

GARSON’ AGENT FREED BY JUDGE   TWO MUNITIONS MAKERS AND ANDREW J. MAY MUST FACE JURY, HOWEVER.

FREEMAN IS ACQUITTED BY JUDGE .   Washington Agent Of Garsson Given Clean Bill at Trial

Garsson Agent Wins Acquittat In Fraud Trial  Fate Of May And Two Others Leff To Jury

ONE ACQUITTED ~ IN ARMS FRAUD   Fate of Andrew May And Munitions Makers Left To Jury

FreemanNot\T elephone ‘Involved InStrike Not 'May Bribery Yet Ended

Freeman Is Acquitted of War Bribes   'Ex-Rep. May, 2 Others  Must Go Through With Hearing

Defendant In Fraud Case Wins Acquittal      Jury To Decide Fate of Moy and Garsson © Brothers

ONE ACQUITTED IN WAR TRIAL   Judge Frees J. F. Freeman In May-Garsson War Fraud Hearing

One Defendant Wins Acquittal  : May, Garssons Fate Left Up To Jury

Acquittal Won  By Freeman   Fate of May and Garssons Jo Tints ce     ,

Jurisdiction Of Resort Case To Supreme Court   Action Of Circuit Judge Challenged By GI Opponents

Battle Over Resort Chief To High Court   CALLAHAN CONTEST IS TAKEN TO STATE TRIBUNAL

4-H Boys And Girls Attending Annual  Purdue Roundup Bring Home Prizes

BABY DEATHS CASE STILL IS UNSOLVED   Authorities Waver Be. tween Murder, Accident Theories

OFFICIALS STILL CONFUSED ON INFANT DEATHS   No New Developments After Questioning Principals in Case

SOVIET POLICY IS EXPLAINED   Marxist Idea Of World Revolt Followed By Russia

U.S. Calls Capital Conference In Effort to Slow Boom in Farm Land

COVERNMENT AND PRIVATE LENDING AGENCIES TO CONFER ON WAYS TO SLOW DOWN BOOM IN FARM LANDS

Farm Land Boor Check Sought  a ——— ee   Truman Requests Parley on Problem

Plan Farm Land Price Conference  Hope to Stop Boom In Farm Real Estate

Conference is Caled fo Study Land ValueBoom   Private, Public Lending Agencies Will Attend Meet

Seek A Way To Put Brakes On  Farm Land Boom   Pres. Truman Calls A  June 9 Conference Teo DP Micsnke - lnitta tenn

Seek to Check Boom in Price of Farm Land   Anderson  Calls for Conference: Values Double in Decade

Plan Measures To Slow Down Farm Land Boom   Special Meeting Will Be Held At Washington

Rising Farm Prices Spur Loan Confab   Truman Afraid Collapse May Trap Farmers

Farm Lanc Price Bust Feared   Conference June 9 in Washington Will Try to Ward Off Collapse

Action On Land Prices   President Directs  Farm Secretary  To Call June Meeting For Study of Centrols

Meeting Set To Curb Farm Land Boom  id {oe eS: ee ae   Truman Requests June 9 Meeting Of Combmed Grouns

WAR DECLARE ON FARM BOOM   Anderson Calls Meeting A Request Of President

Farm Land Boom Study   June 9 Conference To Seek Way To Prevent Collapse

SEEK METHODS TO NIP FARM LAND BOOM   Secretary Anderson Calls For Meeting In Capital   PRESIDENT   Deeply Concerned On High Cost Of Farms; Hopes To Prevent Collapse

Session on Rising Land Prices Called   President Aske Action to Prevent Experience of Period After World War 7 When Market Crashed

Two Men May Be Freed Thursday  Party:in Chan ngchun To.Aid Release

Reds To Grant  Men Freedom   Army Officers Leave Manchuria Thursday For China

Brynes Denies He ‘Advocated War On Russia   Says His ‘Measures Of Last Resort’ Were Misinterpreted

Byrnes Says United Press Misquoted His Statement on Russia   Denies Saying Force Must Be Used to Put Reds Out of Germany

GOVERNOR ASKS RACING COMMISSION SECRETARY TO QUIT DUE TO THE _ LIQUOR PERMIT DIS“CLOSURES”        _By CHARLES THOBABEN Internationa! Newa Service

Jewish Gang Attacks Flare In Holy Land   Laid 10 Retaliation In Wake of Deaths On Immierant Ship

Warns 850,000 Union Members   That “Under No Circum stances” -Must There Be A Work Stoppage During Life Of Agreement   STATEMENT APPROVED BY EXECUTIVE BOARDD

OVERSEAS DEAD: LEAVE EUROPE   FIRST SHIPMENT OF BODIES oF, MEN-WHO-DIED-IN_ETO  STARTED TODAY

Compared With European Women... . Gives Opinion On American Women

Doubts American Women: Can Measure Up to the Prize Wrappinas Which They Wear

Brave Man 'Unpacks' U. S. Women  Wranpninas Pretty. But Cantents Fail (He Says)

UMW ASKS RETURN OF FINES IMPOSED BY FEDERAL COURT   Goldsborough Delays Ac tion on Rebate Two Weeks Ago; Obtain Injunction.

Goldsborough Rules Lewis Complies With Supreme Court Order   U. M. W. Must Pay $700,000 For November Strike, But Remainder Withheld For “Safety Strike” Is Lopped Off Penalty.

Judge Rules Lewis Has Complied With Order To Withdraw Strike Notice

UMW FINE IS REDUCED BY U. §. JURIST   Federal Judge Cuts $2,800,000 From $3,500,000 Assessed Against Miners.

‘Exiled Russian Army Officer of ‘World War  Dies   Led Anti-Bolshevik Forces Until Fleeing Country in 1920

Denikine, Red Foe, Succumbs   Former White Russian General Dies at Ann Arbor

GENERAL DENIKINE LEADER OF WhiTE RUSSIANS, EXPIRES   Former Officer In Czar’s Army Had Been In Exile Cinece 1990

Color‘ul Russ Imperial — Army General Who Fought Bolsheviks, Dies In Mich.

Noted White Russian Dies   Former Army Leader And Author Succumbs  To ‘Heart Attack; at  ‘Ann Arbor, Michigan

“EASY WIN FAI   Team Sparked ed by Downing, ‘Wolbers. Downs Sioux Balls. 19-7

seam ee aE TET EE NR NST ee ee OE Dee TO EE SS SOE ee eT NRE EN RAS Te Bh  Weather Bureau Expert Sees Future Use Atomic Eneray in Prevention of Drought:

—— oi;  Howard Hughes Thinks $25,000, 000 Plane, Will Be ‘Fairly Successful’

HEARINGS WILL BE   Legislators Take Long Week. End Recess: Before Resum ing Introductions

Free Greeks  Have Courts   Temporary Military  Regime Functioning

Guerrilla Fighters In North Greece Se! Up Temporary People’s Courts

Greek Rebels Setting Up Own Courts   Military Tribunals Supplemented By 3-Member Units

GREEK FORCES SET UP COURT   Guerrillas Form Temporary Regime as Forerunner of Democratic Propram

Greek Bands Are Setting Up Tribunals   Guerrillas Admit Action Is Temporar Military Reqime

Guerrillas Set Up Own Courts In Greece   Temporary Military Regime Formed, Station Reports

Would Set Up New Government... .  Greek Guerrillas Form People’s Courts Aimed As Step To New Regime

Greek Bands Set Up Courts   Represented as Forerunner of “Democracy”

Greek Rebels Setting Up Own Courts In Hills   GUERRILLAS HANDING OUT DECISIONS ON LAW

“Red State In Greece”   Guerrillas Report Present Military Regime a Forerunner Of Democratic State

US. Air Force Is Woetully Unprepared To Serve as First Line of Defense, Officials Say   CIO Opposes: Universal Military Training

Goal ‘Not Yet? Reached, Columbus Meeting Told  By Assistant Secretary

House Balks af Office I Transfer   Refuses To Go Along On Tax Division Shift

Reject Change In Beverage Tax Division   Assembly Refuses Tc Switch; Legislature Upholding Governor On His Vetoes

Assembly Still Refuses Beverage Tax Transfer: seven Vetoes Upheld

Badger Liquor Tax Division Issue Up Again  “Dalnun ba   “Before Legislature Twice in Two Days

Badger Liquor Tax Division Issue Up Again  “Before Legislature OO

Assembly Rejects Bill to Transfer Beverage Tax Unit  Refusal Today Is Second Since Reconvening

Assembly Votes ‘No’ On Change   State Solons Won't Vote For Transfer Of Roach’s Office ‘At Madison

= Fdith Nourse Rogers Sees Red     Why Not Add Color to U.S. Cash?

7  ELS GAIN IN PARAGUAY   REPORT HEARQ THAT THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT WILL SOON BE TOPPLED BY REVOLT

Supreme Court Drops  All Consideration of Mt. Clemens Portal Case

House Set To Merge Services   Actionon Unification Bill Seen Today; Will Revise Whole Military Setup

HOUSE TAKES UP ARMY, NAVY UNIFIGATION   Adoption Before Nightfall Predicted —Similar Bill Ready Passed by Senate.

John L. Lewis Declares His Contract Wants Today, Wages, Hours, Welfare

Lewis To Make  Four Demands   Wants Wage Boost, Shorter Hours, Longer Lunch Pariod. More Ravaliv.

Wage Increase, Shorter Hours  Included In UMW’s Demands   Journal Discloses New Contract Terms: Loneer Luneh Period Request Unextected -

Lewis Reveals Wage Demands   New Contract Also Asks Shorter Hours, Larger Welfare Fund

Shorter Hours, Wage Increase  Asked By Lewis   Contract “Betterment’”’ Requests Also Lists Boost In Eating Time For The Men   Terms Disclosed In Mine Journal   “Progress Made” During Talks With Qwners; Policy Committee  ; Hears Reports

GOAL REVEALED VIA MAGAZINE: TALKS KEPT UP   Doubling Of 5-Cent Royalty For Each Ton Of Coal Also Put In Terms

U.S. Gives Dollar Aid To France   Truman Authorizes Purchase of $50,000,000  in Francs

U.5. PURCHASE OF  Bi (000,000 FRENCH RANCS AUTHORIZED TRUMAN SAYS BUYING  WILL EASE CRISIS IN WEST EUROPEAN NATION

More Aid To France   U. S. Army Authorized To Pay $50,000,000 Owed for Troop Upkeep

TALMADGE GETS NOD IN COURT   Ol Gene’s Son Chalks Third Legal Victory

U. N. STUDIES A NEW HOLY LAND PLAN   yanada Suggests That Britain End Mandate January 1, but Continue as Administrator Until Partition Is Completed.

NEW PALESTINE PLAN DEBATED   Canada Offers Solution For Division Of Holy Land

Fire Destroys. 15,000 Acres Of Timberland   Arkansas-Oklahoma ‘Border Swept by Fire Which Is Halted by 100 Volunteer Firemer

Vishinsky Lashes Big > Members   Attacks Statement By Truman Made In 1941

Scores. ‘Disdain’ For U.N. Charter    Vishinsky Accuses  U. S., Other Nations

Four Nations Target Of New Soviet Blast   Vishinsky Accuses U.S., Britain, China, France With Disdain for UN

Vishinsky Says Russian Policy  Is One Of Peace   Accuses U. S. and Others of ‘Disdain’ for U. N. Charter in Speech in New Yerk.

VISHINSKY DAMNS ANGLO-AMERICAN   SAYS WE PURSUE A POLICY OF HATRED TOWARDS RUSSIANS

U.§. and Others Criticized Again  Victims of Blast By Mr. Vishinsky

Vishinsky Hits Four Countries   Quotes Truman in 1941 Urges Aid for Germany  If Reds Were Winning

Vishinsky Accuses U. S$. Of Disdain For ‘Charters And Principles’ Of UN Delegates

CLAIM YEGGMEN WERE IMPORTED TO OPEN VATNT   FBT. Starts Probe O1 Kansas City Ballot Rox Theft   STATE ALSO ACTS   Nitr oglycerine Used To Blast Courthouses Strano Ronm

TONS OF U. S. FOOD TO BE SENT TO JAPAN   Diplomat Says Vast Quantities Play Vital Rele in Making “Occunation Work.”

New Teacher Salary Plan Ready; Will Have Duff Support   Duff's Rejection of PSEA Bill Brings New Plan Sponsored by Administration

Third. Party’s Hopes Fading   Ickes, Wallace and . Pepper Reject Helm

Communists Left With Bag To Hold   Plans For New Third Party Appear Dim As Big-Name Politicos Turn Their Backs

PLANS FOR COMMUNIST THIRD PARTY ARE SLOWED UP BECAUSE OF NO REAL LEADERS

U. 5. Communists Left Holding Bag  Wallace, Pepper And Ilekes Turning Away

COMMUNISTS LEFT WITHOUT LEADERS IN UNITED STATES   No Presidential Candidate Is Now Available for Party in 1948; Fail to Make Agreements.   ICKES, WALLACE HIT THIRD PARTY

High ‘Nazi Officers To Face Trial   Fourteen Held By U- § On Charges Of Commit ting Atrocious Crimes

Dimitrov Quit: As Premier — In Bulgaria ©  Slav: ‘Federation’ : ee: Tae Mos Joe   Slav F. éderation’ ‘Seen In. Making

NEW JOB IN COMINFORM HINTED . Premier Of Bulgaria Resigns As Slav Federation Rumored.

Marshal Tito Reported Set To Join Staff   Premier Submits His Resignation And That Of Government; Southern Slav Federation May Be Formed

S'av Nations to Unite: Bulzarian Promiar Resians   Report Russia - Sponsor/ ed Union Of Smal!  Countries

Bulgar Boss Steps Down   Resignation Offered Bv Premier. Cabinet

PREMIER DIMITROV OF BULGARIA QUITS   CABINET GOES OUT WITH HIM —ACTION SEEN AS POLIT- ICAL MANEVTVER,

Jispatches from Istanbu! Quote Reporis Thai Marshal Tito of Yugo. slavia Wiil Be Chiet o! State.

‘FEDERATION OF  SLAVIC STATES   Bulgarian Premier Re   signs In New Com munist Move

Telephone Parley to St. Louis   Negotiations Due To Continue as Concessions Give Rise to New Honec

Hope For Strike   Negotiations With South. western Bell Moved to St. Louis   NAT4ONAL EFFORT OFF   Wisconsin and District. of Columbia Workers Ac cept a Contract

ANOTHER EFFORT ~ TOBE MADE TO END THE PHONE STRIKE   Federal Conciliaters Will Re sume Negotiations With Company and Union.   MEET THIS AFTERNOON   Long Week-End Sessions Failed to Reach a Settlement In St. Louis.

Negotiations With Southwestern Bell Moved to St. Louis   NATAONAL EFFORT OFF   Wisconsin and District of Columbia Workers Accept a Contract

Efforts To End Phone Strike Continued   Both Sides Reject Other's Offer To Change Wage Scale

U.S. Makes New Try at Ending the Telephone Tieup   Meet Again Today With Southwestern Bell at St. Louis

Lilienthal Vote May Be Delayed Until Next Week  Nominee Supported Rv Kentucky Solons

CHANDLER GETS LIFE SENTENCE   Also Fined $10,000  for Treason During War

Former Baltimore Writer Gets Lif Sentence for Being Nazi Mouthpiece

Nazi Voice Gets Life   Ex-Baltimore Writer Is Sentenced for Treason, Fined $10,00(

LIFE TERM FOR TREASON,   Douglas Chandler Is Also Fined  $10,000 for Aid to Nazis.

NAZI MOUTHPIECE DURING WAR GIVEN LIFE TERM IN PEN   ‘Writer Claims He Still Holds "to Opinions Expressed in Radio Broadeaste

AIRPLANE CRASH CAUSE REVEALED   Locked Elevator Blamed For Dutch Accident

Texas Puts Teeth In Border Bans   Jail for Importers of Mexican Livestock

Hungarian Pact Wins Approval   Fullbright Proposal to Delay Action Until Next Year Rejected, 67 to 22

Italy, Balkan Peace Pacts Are Ratified   Senate Rejects Proposal to Delay Consideraton Un til Next Year

TREATIES RATIFIED BY SENATE   Overwhelming Vote For Italian, Balkan Pacts

FINAL BASEBALL SCORES   Italian, Balkan Peace Pacts Pass Senate Vote

House Sends Rent Control To Senate    Reverses Itsclf and Passes Bill Continuing Checks to Dec. 31

COUNTY, CITY UNITS ALLOWED TO LIFT CURBS   Attempt to Recommit Measure Defeated By 8 Votes

Herbert Mum on Labor Bill Fate   Governor Withholds Indication of Stand

OPPORTUNITY 10 FILE FOR CIVIL ’ SERVICE CAREER   Appointments Will Be In Engineering, Tel. Operation And Pharmacy

ABILENE SCHOOL IS CLOSED Warning Issued’ As Influenza Reaches Mild Epidemic Stage

RITES FRIDAY FOR MRS. GEO. LEHMAN      Mother of Four Children Passed Away Suddenly Wednesdav A. M.

MRS FFA IHN      Mother. of’ Four Children Passed Away Suddenly .. - Wednesdav A. M.

EX-WARDEN AT SING SING DIES   Lewis Lawes Succumbs to Cerebral Hemorrhage

Lewis Lawes Ex-Prison Warden, Dies  Long ilness   Long ilness Fatal to Famed Crime Authority

ILLNESS TAKES LEWIS E, LAWES   Former Sing Sing Prison Warden Stricken At Garrison, N. Y.

tf SINE SINE. DIES    Noted Penologist fistituted Many Reforms During 91-Yeur Reaimea

SUFFERS HEMORRHAGE— Lewis BE. Lawes, ‘Famed Warden Of Sing Sing, Dies      Prison. Changes Earned Respect OF Convitts “and .Guards’ =" "

Warden Lawes  Taken By Death   Famed Warden Of Sing Sing Prison For Many Years Dies At Home Today

Famous Sing Sing Warden Is Dead  Lewis E. Lawes, 64, Dies In Farm Home

Lewis E. Lawes, Prison Problem Authority, Dies  Sing “Sing Head Cae 21 Vaewe

LEWIS E. LAWES, EX-WARDEN, DIES   NOTED AUTHORITY ON PRISONS WON FAME AS SING SING BOSS

Former: Sing Sing Warden Dies. Today    Lewis E. Lawes Succumbs : OF Cerebral Hemorrhage - Tn Nev York State

LEWIS LAWES, SING SINGS EX-CHIEF, DIES   Prison Warden Was Famous Figure From 1919 Until His Retirement In 1941,

FAMED NEW YORK WARDEN S DEAD   Sing Sing Official Opposed Capital Punishment

Lewis E. Lawes, Ex-Warden of Sing Sing, Dies   Famous Prison Official Had~ Unique Svstem

Lewis Lawes, Noted Warden,. Taken By Death   Former Sing Sing Official Outstanding . Authority On Prisons’ Problems

NOTED WARDEN WAS STRICKEN   FAMOUS. HEAD OF SING SING - PRISON DEAD AFTER DE-VOTING LIFE TO PENOLOGY

LEWIS LAWES DIES: WAS 63   Served 21 Years As Warden for Sing Sine Prison

Former Warden Lawes Is Dead  Sattlad Numerous   Settled Numerous Prison Problems

WARDEN LAWES IS. DEAD AT 63   Noted Prison Official, Head Of Sing Sing For 21 Years, Succumbs To Cerebral Hemorrhace.

F-MILLION SONS ANDED   axis, Suburban ins Still Run; UnAsks 17! oc Raise

OPERATORS OF STREET CARS AND BUSES STAGE WALK. OUT AFTER MEETING EARLY TODAY

Transit Strike Strands Many Qt St. Louis   Only Service Cars and Taxis Maintain Service Causing Thumbed Rides

Transportation Strike Ties Up St. Lous Today   Street Car And Bus Opera tors And Maintenance Workers Launch Strike

‘Student Vets In Trailer City Pool Buying Power /To Cut Costs Of Raising Families And Studying

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  ‘Student Vets In Trailer City Pool Buying Power, Cut Cost:

FRENCH REGIME PERILED ANEW   Schuman’s Coalition Government Faces Crisis in Dealing with Strikes

rench Struggle Against Reds Nearing Climax  Paris Tense, Grim; Rebellian in Air

UNIONS REBUFF COMPROMISE OF FRENCH LEADER   Paralyzing Strikes Continue To Plague Government Of Premier Schuman; Fate  Up To Assembly.

Schuman Regime Hangs in Balance  French Premier Seeks Vote of Confidence

Unions Rebuff Premier   Strikers Reject A Cost-Of-Living Increase In Paw

Compromise Attempt in France. Fails   Premier Schuman’s First Effort to Meet Crisis Rejected by Unions; to Address Assembiv

Union Chiefs In Rebuff to Government   Vote On Fate Of Regime Slated For Today

Schuman Cabine Faces Test in Assembly Vote  Government Fails In Attempt to End Strike Wave

IN CRUCIAL TEST   New French Government tc Ask Support as Strikes Go On

U.S. Arms Are on Way  To Greece   Griswold Says Supplie: Worth 35 Million Are Heading for Ports.

Supplies Sent To Greece For Use By Army   Dwight Griswold, Chief Of American Mission To Greece, Gives Report On Military Shipments

35 Million in Cargo Going in First Shipments   Repair of Ports, Bridge Building Will Aid Greece

Military Supplies On Way To Greece   Griswold Says $35 Millions Worth To Be Used On Anti-Bandit Basis

War Supplies To Help Drive Out Insurgents   U.S. te Continue Vital Munitions Shipments Into Fall

Guerrillas Are Pushed Westward By Greek Troops   Fighting Along Albanian Border

Supplies Are EnrouteTo Greek Forces   — Would Help Equip Army. Navy For Fight On ‘Anti Bandit’ Basis.

American Military Supplies Are Already Enroute to Greece to Help Government There Fight Bandits’

Millions In  Supplies Are  Sent Greece Value Of Those Nov  ashe aa i: SE TIRE eis   Value Of Those Now En Route $35,000,000. Griswold Sars

Says $35,000,000 In Supplies Already Enroute to Country   Sees Long-Range Program Solution To Greek Problem

U.5. Supplies Sent fo Oppose ‘Bandit Raids’   First Shipment {fs Valued at 35. Million Dollars

Griswold Says Aid Already on Its Way to Greece  Surplus U. S. Military Equipment Being Sent to Assist Army

U. $. Arms En Route to Greece Now   Will Equip Greek Army on Anti-Bandit Basis

U. S. MUNITIONS GOING TO GREECE   REPORT SAYS FIRST CONSIGNMENT FROM WAR SURPLUS PILES

To Help Greeks Against Bandits   Initial Shipments Are Valued At $35,000,000

U.S. Military Supplies Now on Way to Greeks   Army Surplus {s Sent To Equip Army, Navy On Anii-bandit Racie -

Equipment Is Now Moving To Sea Ports   $35 Million Worth To Equip Greek Forces on ‘Anti-Bandit’ Basis

First Aid To Greece   $35,000,000 Worth of Military Supplies-On Way: (From U.S.; on Al -“Anti-Bandit Basis” ;

Greek Force Pushes Back Armed Group  On Frontier   Attempts To Capture Region Near Albania Reported Frustrated

U. 5. Supplies Go To Greece  ‘Military Items To fC ambkat RandArte

VIOLENT DEATH TOLL REACHES 50:   228 Result From Traffic Accidents, Tabulation Discloses

Slavs Break Relations — With Chile   .Ousting of Red A rents Declared Hostile: and © Dictated By. “Certain Expansionistie”’ Power

Yugoslavia Breaks Off Relations With Chile Over Expulsion of Two Diplomats

Yugoslavia To Break With Chile  “Claims Slander By Chile As Moat Fantastic

Brands Charges Against Ousted Tito Diplomats ‘Pantactic Slander.’

Slavs Break All Relations With Chilean:   Decision Follows Ouster of Envoys For Anti-U. S. Plot

Kennedy To Be Assistant   Yugoslavia Breaks With Chile After Dinlomatic Ouster

 Diplomatic Relations Will. Be Severed Because of Ex- > pulsion of Pair   CHILE HARD HIT BY = STRIKE REDS STARTED

Latins Charge Reds with Plot Against U.S.  The Foreign Office Of Tito Government Charges America

YUGOSLAVS CUT TIE WITH CHILE IN PLOT CHARGE   Belgrade Cries ‘Slander’ It Attacks Fired Against 2 Exnelled Diplomats

REMOVAL OF TWO DIPLOMATS IRKES SLAVS   Chilean Government Charges Pair Was Taking Orders From Communists

Slavs Hit Back At Chile   Diplomatic Relations Severed As Result Of Expulsion Of Envoys

Charge Mos! Fantastic Slander   Action Comes After Expulsion Of Yugoslavs By Chile

Government of Tito Aroused By Expulsions   Calls Claims Against Two Diplomats ‘Fantastic’ Slander’

New Rail Rates Go Into Effect   A Temporary 10 Per Cent Increase on Intrastate Freight Rates.

CUT IN TARIFFS ‘URGED BY STASSEN   CANDIDATE SAYS NATION SHOULD CONTINUE RECIPROOCAL TRADE PACTS.

WARNING ON SPENDING GIVEN  Senate Passes Funds For -Maior State Deparfments

ARMY PLANE CRASHES; FIVE ABOARD KILLED   Wreckage Found in Colorado-— Bodies Strewn Over Area 15 Yards Longe. é

Tavern ‘Sieged In Harlan Wan   3 Wounded, Road House Burned in Outbreak .

Three Persons Shet, Tavern Blasted: Outbreak Linked To Ambush Slaying

15 Killed As U.S. Clipper Ship Crashes In East Syria   8 of 27 Passengers Are Among Victims Aécording to Early Report From Officer

FIFTEEN REPORTED DEAD AS AIRPLANE CRASHES IN. SYRIA   Pan American Airway: Say Wreck Occurred Near Border of Iraq; Three Are Survivors.   FOUR ENGINE SHIP IS SAID INVOLVED

Euphrates Valley Is Accident Scene   Eight Passengers, seven Crew lviembers Lose Lives: Spoils Line’s Safety Record

15 REPORTED KILLED AS PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS PLANE CRASHES IN SYRIA

15 ARE KILLED IN SYRIA CRASH   Pan American Reports Crackun of Airliner

15 KILLED IN CRASH OF AIRLINER   Pan American Clipper Wrecked In Eastern Syria

15 Die in Crash Of Pan-American Plane in Syria   ‘Eight of 27 Passengers   Killed; Only Three Crtwaien Survive

PAN-AMERICAN PLANE DOWNED IN SYRIA         - 15 Killed; 22 Passengers, Crewmen Survive

15 REPORTED KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Liner Cracks Up In Eastern Syria

Moore in Denial Bennett Charges Of Red Clashes   Missouri's Congressman Said ‘Iron Curtain’ Kept Facts Hid

UJ. §. COMMANDER IN TRIESTE DENIES BENNETT'S CHARGE   Maj. Gen. Bryant Moore Says Information About Clashes With Reds Has Not Been Withheld.   LAWMAKER REPORTED VIOLENT FIGHTING   Congressman Said Many Americans Had Been Killed but That Army Censorshin Concealed News.

Wheat Goes To $3 High At Chicago   Record Price Quoted For Second Time in 99-year History of Windy City Tradind

Wheat Price Declines After Hitting $3 Mark First Time Sinee 1917

Wheat Hits $3 On Grain Board   Chicago, Records : High  Prio - Seoond Time i in Ninety. “Mine: Years.

Prices Drop After Near Record Is Set Wheat Soars To $3 On Chicago Market

WHEAT TOPS $3 A BUSHEL, THEN DROPS   Break Comes on Report Government Is Negotiating With Kansas City Interests for Cereal Owed the CCC,

Wheat to Three Dollars on  Board of Trade   Second Time in 99 Year History of Chicago Trading

Wheat Price Breaks After Hitting Peak   U.N. Food Organization Says Shortage Likely To Continue Into 1948 Despite Big °47 Crops

Wheat Attains $3 Peak, Then Falls   Sharp Break Follows Report of Government Kansas City Negotiating; $3.05 Is Highest Since 1917. Second High Rank in 99 Years

$3 WHEAT APPEARED ON CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE TODAY   It Was the Second Time In 99 Year History of Trading In Futures.   MARCH WHEAT $3.05   Has Advanced More Than 80 Cents 2 Bushel Since Februarv 1.

Wheat Soars to $3, Then Skids Sharply   March Wheat Passes $3 a Bushel Mark for Second Time in 99 Years Before Tumbling 18% cents: Other Grains Follow in Crash

MARCH WHEAT HITS $3 MARK   Chicago Pit Registers High Price For Second Time

Brokers Caught Short In Wheat Trading Seek To Cover As Price Goes Sky High

PRICE OF WHEAT TOPS $3 MARK AT CHICAGO PITS   Bread Grain Sets Record High in 1917 at $3.25 Per Bushel

Wheat Exceeds $3 Per Bushel  Prices Tumble “After Rise  To.Second-Hich Peak

WHEAT WHIRLED UP TO $3.00 A BUSHEL   PRICES DROP 18% CENTS AFTER PEAK, HIGHEST SINCE 1917, IS REACHED.

Grain Values  Skid Sharply   ... AU Wheat Contracts Finish 10 Cents Lowe

Wheat at $3; Second Time  In 99 Years   Shorts Scramble for Cover on March Futures

W. C. Durant, 35, Dies in New York; Held G-M Twice      Chicago Wheat Is Drastically Short, $3 Bushel Near Reality

Wheat Up to oo on Mart At Chicago   Second Time Figure Reached In 99 Years  On Board

$3 Wheat on Chicago Market  ~ Bek Adeek dnp Cacand Time in Grain Market History

THREE DOLLARS FOR WHEAT AND THAT'S NO HAY   Grain Price at Level Reachec Only Once Previously in 99 Years

Only Once Before During Century . . $3 Wheat Comes For The First Time In 30 Years

Price Of Wheat Continues Soar   Three Dollar Grain May Be Reality In Few Days

Three-Dollar Wheat Close t Reality; Brokers Shert of Commitnients

Wheat Prices Reach $3 on Chicago Mart   Brokers with Short March Commitments Buying Frantically

Wheat Reaches $3 Second Time in 99-vear History  Later Breaks 18 Cents on Rumor of Government Deal

WHEAT PRICE LOOMS T0 3 DOLLARS   Tops Mark for Second Time in Pest 99 Years

Three Dollar Wheat Makes © Second Appearance on Mart Once Before In 99-Year History

Wheat Price Soars To $3 _ For Highest In 30 Years   Exports to Wheat-Hungry Foreign Countries and Poor European Crop Prospects are Held Responsible for Rise

: WHEAT MARKET DROPS AFTER REACHING $3.05; PRICE IS THE “HIGHEST IN LAST 30 YEARS

Marshall Leaves For London To Put Russian Policy To Crucial Test

ON SACRED COW   Tension With Russia To we tackled’ Again At London Meeting

Marshall Leaves For ‘Big Four Policy Talks   Little Hope Is  Held For Success Of Meeting Because Of Russia‘’s Stand

Marshall Leaves For Peace Talks  Foreign Ministers Gather In London

United States To Put Soviet Policy To Tesi   Secretary Of State Marshall Leaves For London Big’ Four Conference _  Todav

DRAWING UP OF PEACE ACCORDS AIM OF PARLEY   Secretary Heads For England To Put American Policy Toward Russia To New  And Crucial Test.

Marshall Leaves For  Conference   Announced Goal Is Same As That Which Big Four Members Are Still Seeking

SECRETARY OF STATE MARSHAL LEAVES FOR LONDON TODAY TO PUT U.S. POLICY TO ACID TEST

Marshall Heads For Condon And  New Conference   Brookings Report Warns Of War Threat.

Marshall Off For Meeting In London   Situation On Russia Reaches Critical Stage

MARSHALL OFF 10 SHOWDOWN WITH RUSSIA   Departs Capital For Conference On Peace Pacts

Marshall Off To Big-4 Talk   Flies in Sacred Cow To Paris Conference

U. S. Policy On Russia Nears Test   Marshall Heads For London Parley ~ With ‘Firm’ Outlook

No Eggs Today President Truman   Marshall Leaves for Big Four Meeting   Goal is Agreement With Russia on Austrian Peace Treaty, German Settlement, Easing of Red-U.S. Tension

Marshall Off To Face Crucial Test in London   American Secretary Of State to Place  U. S. Foreign Policy On Line With Russia

Marshall Off For Big Test Of American Soviet Policy   State Chief Leaves By Air For London Biz Four Sessions

Austria, Reich Treaties Sought   Possibilities Not Good as US, Red Clhaaem Witane

Marshall Heads For  London  To Put Policy  With Russia To L Overall Tact

Marshall Leaves lor Peace Talks Big Power Fensions  Seen Leading World To Inevitable War

American Policy Toward Russia In Crucial Test  Marshall Departs For Conference On Peace Pacts

aioe Test in Store for U. S. Policy  SEC Y MARSHALL OFF FOR LONDON

Vital Commodity Shortages Faced  Oil, Steel And Coal Amona Slack Supplies

SHORTAGES GET. TING MORE ACUTE   Coal, Oil and Steel Are Dangerously Scarce In U. S.  / f

Nation Faces Shortages in Three Major Commodities   Shortage of Steel Is Here Already; Others Possible In Oil and Coal

U. S. Urges U.N. Keep Hands Off Death Sentences  Balkan Group Holds Inquiry

Hands-Off Greek Policy Proposed  Guerrilla Death Sentences Discussed

Urge Dismissal of Bargaining   Steel-Using Firms Ask Congress To Act

Three Killed In Accidents In Wiseonsin   At Least 123 Persons Die in Holiday Accidents In The Country; State Of Illinois Leads List

Demand UN Airing Of Nesro Charges   NAACP Leaders Prepare to Seek Redress

SERIOUS VIEW BEING TAKEN OF NEW TACTICS   Officials Say Rebel Forces Have Scattered Making Cleanup Improbable

NORTH GREECE + RED’ REGIME ~ THREAT MADE   INSURGENT FORCES SPLIT. UP AS FIGHTING CONTINUES NEAR THE ALBANIAN BORDER   By ALKAIOS ANGELOPOULOS International News Service

Season’s Heaviest Snow Blankets Seaboard From Maine To Maryland   Transportation Is Bogging Down   Storm Causes Suffering For Millions; Flakes Are Still Falling

Snow Blankets East Seaboard, Snarls Traffic  Over 14 Inches in hkl... WL. dd

NAVY REVEALS ~ ARCTIC PLANS   MANEUVERS TO BE.HELD FOR THIRD YEAR TO-OBTAIN. _DATA. ON POLAR CON.             - By-LEE VAN ATTA. © International News Service

TESTIMONY ENDS IN ALLEN TRIAL   Psychiatrists Disagree on Sanity of Slayer, 16

Is Described As One Step Toward War   President Truman Calls Acheson and Austin for  White House Conference

But They Sey It Hasn’t Been Clearly Established It Was That Plane

‘Downed Plane May Have Been Unarmed Ship   Indonesians Claim Dutch Hit Medical Supply Airship

Dutch Doubt Plane Story   But: ‘Sorry If Reported Downing of Unarmed Relief Ship Is True

Dutch ‘Regret’ Plane Downed On Mercy Trip   Report Unarmed Transport Carrying Supplies To Indonesia, Hit By Fighter’s Guns

Claim Duteh Down Medical Transport   American Supplies Reported on Plane Crashing in Java

Dutch ‘Regret’ Plane Shooting   Indonesian Government Says Unarmed Plane ‘Loaded with Medical Supplies Shot Down

DEFEND JAP OFFICERS   Osaka and Kobe Residents Sa) Ls. Bombed Indiscriminately

House Bars Amendments  To Tax Law      Effect Will Be To Limit Debate On Measure By Representatives

VOTE EXPECTED IN HOUSE TODAY ‘ONTAX CUT BILL   Demos See Chance of Stopping Measure In Senate

vacation   Puhhe        ‘lhe Ladies. Bless "Em Are Disclosed As The Nation’s Top Speculators In Grain

‘Women Are Bigger Gamblers In Grain Markets Than Men, So Prices Do Go Up and Up

AUTO OUTPUT PASSES MARK OF MILLION   Another Million By July 1 Seen

Milwaukee Convict  Flees State Prison Goes Over-The-Wall Chrictmac Mornina

Convict Flees Waupun Prison   Milwaukee Prisoner   Milwaukee Prisoner  Escapes Over Wall BReftare Dewn

Waupun Prisoner in Bold Over-the-Wall Dash on Christma:   Is Object of Wisconsinwide Hunt Today; Western Fugitives Sought

Move fo Lower Cost of Living Spreading Out   Plan Inaugurated In New England Gains New Backers

BIG GROCERY CHAIN ORDERS 30 PCT. SLASH   Other Cities Make Plans for General Price-Cutting Move

Buying Spree Touched Off by Cuts in Prices   Experiment in Massachusetts Called Successfu!

Newburyport Price Slash Experiment “Highly Successful” On First Day

MORE NEW ENGLAND PRICE CUTS MADE   Grocery Chain Joins ‘Roll Back’ Movement

Campaign to Knock Down Prices Has Support All Across United States

Amesbury Joins In   Price Slash Drive   Newhuryport’s *Rell Back’ . - Campaign Reported  Sucenectyl

CUT IN LIVING COST SPREADS IN EASTERN CITIES   Two Towns Reduce Prices Flat 10 Percent After Truman’s Appeal for Test

Grocery Chain Cuts Prices 30 per Cent; Sales Soar in Newburyport

Newburyport Plan To Fight Inflation By Cutting Prices Meets With Favor

Price Cut Plans Spread in East   Newburyport, Mass. Mayor Invites Nation Follow Pattern to Boost Sales

Price Cutting Experiment Picks up New Supporters   New York Community Adopts Price. Cutting

Price-Cutting Spreads Fast   Eastern Experiment Takes Hold, With Sales Jumping

Price Cut Move Cains Impetus  Groups from Vermon To California Adopt

Grocery Chain Cut Tags 30%; Many Areas Study Issue   Report Sales Up In Places Where Prices Are Down

New England Grocery Chain Begins Price Roll-back: Stores Are Jammed

Another Town To Cut Prices   “Newburyport Plan” [, Beginning To Spread; See Succace

Newburyport Testing Of Price Cuts Rapidly Gaining Many Followers

Cost Of Livi ing Slash Spreads  Other Communities To Try Newbhurvoort Plan

Mevers Says Hughes Disr egar ding Tr ails In nie Testimony   Retired Officer Says Statement He Tried To Get Plane Maker to Promise Him Job Is “Damnable Lie’: Hughes Denies Making Offer

And Hughes Denies Offering $100,000 To Get Ban Removed On His Motion Picture

OF HUGHES’ Is SUBSTANTIATE D   New York Mayor Tells  Of Meyers’ Effort Tam (tanw Dhow.

GENERAL MEYERS ASSERTS HUGHES! STORY 15 FALSE   Yakes Stand After Plane Builder Testifies Retired Officer Tried to Borrow $200,000 From dim.   WITNESS DECLARES HE DID NOT ASK JOB   Hughes Denies He Offered $100,000 to Try te Remove New York City Ban on Motion Picture.

Testimony Shows Total Disregard For Truth, Retired General Claims   Former Soldier Accused Of Trying To Raise New York Ban On Picture

Meyers Denies He. Tried to Get Hughes to Promise Him a Job After. the  ar.

Gen. Meyers Loudly Denies Accusations  Brands ‘Damable Lie’ He Tried Get Job From Hughes

‘Attempts To Get Film Shown Related Former Army Office: Hits Hughes’ Claim

General Denies Asking Tycoon For Loan, Job   Retired Army Man's Statements Climax Sensational Session

$200,000 Loan Attempt StoryHofly Denied  Meyers Asserts ‘ Promise of Job ‘Damnable Lie’

SS mami einer anemia «tach a hh ihe aU atelail  Disregard for Truth Charged to Hughes In Reply by Gen. Meyers

Makes Good Progress On Tax Cut Measure; Allows Extra $500  For Taxpayers Over 65

JULY 118 SET FOR TAX SLASH   SENATE DISAPPROVES, 51 TO 28, INCOME-SPLITTING BY HUSBAND AND WIFE.

Senate Upsets Husband-Wife Tax Proposal   Body Is Speeding Action ~ On Plan to Slice  Levies

UNIFORM RULE FOR STATES IS BEATEN   Tax Reduction Is to Be Effective July 1 Instead of January 1

‘Income - Splitting’ Pla For Citizens Of All 48 States Turned Down

Proposal to Be Considered  for 1948 Bill   Solons Favor Making Tax Reduction Effective July 1

Senate Rejects Split Income ‘Sax Proposal   Sought To Extend Plan Permitted In Ten States

Problem to Get Full Attention in Bill Next Year   30 to 10.5 per cent Reduction Would be Effective July 1

Senate Objects to Separate Returns © For Husband, Wife   Pending Tax. Bill: Get: Thorough Going-Over in Upper House

Senate Rejects Combined Income Plan All Over US   Would Benefit Only A Few In Higher Brackets; Law To Be Made Over Anvwav

SENATE BEATS PROPOSAL FOR INCOME SPLIT   Rejects Plan to Allow Husband, Wife Pay On Equal Shares

Senate Turns Down Federal Tax Splitting   ‘Husband And Wife Could Have Reported Half Combined Incame

PHONE WORKERS GIRD FOR LONG STRIKE IN OHIO   Telephone, Union Officials Attack New Wire-Cutting Outbursts

LONG OHIO PHONE STRIKE PLANNED   Workers Study Action As Cable Cutting Is Hit

LONG WALKOUT MAPPED IN OHIO BY PHONE UNION   Leaders Of Both Sides Lash Sharply At New Outburst Of Cable-Slashing

Cable Cutting ls Denounced by Company, Union   Police and Fire Service Periled In Berea Area

Long Telephone Strike Is Seen  New Case of Cable Sabotaaqe Reported

Smail Daughter of Former Adans Dies  Ann, Docakter of Mr. anc   Ann, Daughter of Mr. and Mes. Bilt Reddle, Fails to Survive Surcerr

Small Daughter of Former Adans Dies   WES WE SIMMS Sie  Ann, Doughter of Mr. and Mes. Bill Riddle, Fails to  ‘Ceogien: Saeemers

Comittee Okay on ri oposal: fo Arm Americas   Committee 34 pt House Group Approves $50,000,000 for Hemis nhere Canneroation

Measure Calls For Military Cooperation   Would Have Western Hemisphere Nations Standardize Arms

Hemisphere Arms Plan Approved   Committee Votes For "Good Neighber' Military Program

HOUSE GROUP PLACES OKAY ON AID PLAN   Committee Action Limits U. S. Expenditure To $50,000,000

STANDARD ARMS BILL APPROVED   House Committee Ad vances Measure For Military Cooperation

Standard Arms Bill Approved   American Military Aid tor Western Hemisphere Urged

House Gives  Military OK   Bill Calls For Arms Stand‘ ardization, Co operation  Of West.

STANDARD ARMS PLAN APPROVED   Hause. Committee 0. K.’s Hemisphere’s Program

5-Year Program Given Start by United States   Senate Committee Approves Plan for Standardized Arms

House Foreign. Affairs Committee Backs Arms Standardization Plan

Western Hemisphere Arms Plan Approved   House Group Puts OK On. Project--Limits U. $. Costs to 50 Millian

Western . ArmsLink eA pproval   Commitiee Okays ‘Limited ,Program For Hemisphere Defense; Doubt Early: Action

Parking Meters For Blanchester   Young May Takes Stand for Father

War Contract lraud Inquiry To Start Soon   House Unit. Reporting Huge Overpayments, To Probe Settlements

House Plans War Contraet Settlement  Fraud Probe   Millions of Dollars Involved in Fraud And Overpayments Rep. Bender Savs

CONTACTS FRAUDS DURING WAR HIT   Rep. Bender Says House Committee Will Investigate Settlements

House Group Will Investigafe War Contract Frauds  Rep. Bender Reports Overpayments Found

OVERPAYMENT AND FRAUD RUN RAMPANT   Prober Finds U. S. Justice Department Fails to Prosecute

Comparison Made Over Tax Levies   Late News  Flashes   Chrysler Price Raise

Lee Plans To Enter Church Work In U. S.   ‘Retiring From Army Command

General Lee. Facing Army Inquiry, Expeets to Enter Service of Church

LEE WILL ENTER CHURCH SERVICE   General Plans to Retire as Commander in Italy

GEN, LEEPLANS CHURCH WORK   Hopes of Retiring Commander Revealed

Senate Votes For Curb on Union Funds   Would Control Expenditure of .Weliare Money

New York Solon Is Opposed  To Excise. Taxes  House Chairman See Early Approval For GOP Pronosal

GOV. OSBORN IS SWORN IN FOR 47H TERM   Other State Officer: Begin New Terms This Morning

13-Year-Old Girl Shoots Her Stepdad   He Was ‘Mean’ To He Family, Young Orego: Girl Says; Police — Te Quiz Mother

WHERE U.S. FUNDS GO IN NEXT FISCAL YEAR   Year's Income, Outgo Estimates in Brief

Iceberg A. C. Members, Go Bathing Jn Ocean With Mercury At? Above

U.S. AND BRITAIN CLAIM HUNGARY CONTROLS VOTE   Communists Deprive Jews, Qid Women of Ballot Privilege Aug. 31

U. S., Britain Are Seeking Free Election   Charge Hungarians Are Trying to Control Balloting

U. S. Charges Hungary — Rigs Election  Britain Joins Blast   Britain Joins Blast At Attempt to Disfranchise Million

U. S. CHARGES HUNGARY WITH VOTE CONTROL   Says Million Oppose To Communist Govt. Denied Franchise

Communists Charged With Seeking Powel   U. S. Says Reds In Hun gory Disqualified Many Voters

J. S., Brifain Toss New Accusations At Hungary Reds  Disqualify Voters On “Flimsy” Pretext

U. S., Britain Renew Blasts: At Hungary  Say Million Voters Are Disqualified

; Warm Up That Shoe Leather Sep tat shoe Leather  If You Want Unemployment Pay You Have To Prove You Are Seeking Job

Possible Walkout By UMW Enlivens AFL Convention  John L. Lewis and Head   OF Carnenterc an Defance = ©

Lewis Might Lead ‘Walk’  From Union   Both Carpenters, Miners Differing With Colleacues

May Walk Out With Million Members... .  Lewis Threatens To Lead Revolt in AFL

AFL CONCLAVE PROTEST WALK   Lewis and Hutcheson May Team Miners and Carpenters to . Leave Session   FEDERATION'S UNITY IS ENDANGERED BY THREAT

Threat to Split Up AFL Faces Group At 66th Convention   Fight May or May Not Reach Floor This Session

Split Over Red Affidavits Threatened As AFL Opens 66th Annual Convention

Pose Walkout at Convention   Jurisdictional Row, Anti-Red Affidavit Reason ‘for Trouble

Lewis. Prepares To. Make Move . For AFL Split   Wutcheson Reported Read) To Join Miners’ Chief ** In Walkout; Green Seeking Peace

AFL Conclave Faces Revolt   Miners, Carpenters May Walkout Over New Law.

Lewis And Hutcheson  May Team Up  Unspoken Threat Of Leading AFL _ Member “Walkout”

‘Red’ Reports May Lead to Split in AFL   Miners, Carpenters Threaten Walkout as Meeting Opens

AFL CONVENTION FACES WALKOUT   Lewis Threatens To Pull More Than a Million Miners From the Federation

Lewis May Lead Bolt from AFL   Walkout of Miners,  Carpenters Is Threat In Labor Law Raw

AFL Split Is Feared   “Walk” by Lewis and Hutcheson Over Policy Seen as Possibility .

Walk By Lewis Over Red Issue  Threat To AFL   Could Mend Differences — Before Fight Reaches   Convention

JOHN L. TEWIS MAY BOLT AFF   Miners And Carpenters Agitate For Walkout In Federation

Lewis ‘Threat’ Clouds Parley May . Join 1 Hutcheson  VAS oe EL ce hel

Attack Occurs In’ leans As Man Off Streeté   LEWIS MAY TAKE MINERS AND CARPENTERS OUT OF A. F. L.

Lewis Threatens lo Walk Out Of Labor Group  Communist Affidavit Hit By Him And Boss of Carpenters Union

AFL Convention  Fears New Rifts  Green Seeks to Halt Battles over Oaths. Hollywood Studios

John L. Lewis Threatens To Split AFL Convention With ‘Walk’ Out: Squabble Is Over Red Affidavits

Strife Threatens Union Conventior   Lewis and Hutcheson Walkout Hangs Over Federation Meeting

Convention Enlivened By Threat   John L. Lewis Teams Up With Carpenters Chief

Threat Of Walk Enlivens AFL Convention   Lewis, Hutcheson May Team Up To Lead Workers Out

FRUITLESS SEARCH MADE FOR PLANE   SIGNALS INDICATE U. 8. CRAFT 1g DOWN NEAR FRENCHGERMAN BORDER.

~ PLANE SIGHTED   Crashed Craft Located Near Bitche, France, By Army Fliers

Search Fails To Find Plane   U. S. Army C-4/ Transport Down Missing Since Fri.

TwoMore _ Etna Craters Explode Lava   Rumbling Sicilian Volcano Renews Its Fiery Activity ©

Etna Resumes. Fiery Eruption   New and Old Craters Issue Hot Lava Today; No Immediate Danger

ETNA IS AGAIN SPITTING FIRE   Sicilian Voleano Belching Molten Lava From Old And New. Craters; City Of 14,000. People Endangered.

Huge Lava Flow Moving On Town   Boiling Lava Front Creeping.On Randazzo At 325 Yards Per Hour

SELECTIVE SERVICE IS DISCONTINUED   Local Offices To Remain Open 60 Days

Senate Gets Bill fo Bar Closed Shop   Measure Would Kill Existing Contracts; Fight Expected

Sen. Ball Calls Hor Abolition Of Closed Shor   Senator's Bill Would Affect Both Future, Existing Contracts

BILL FRAMED TO BAN UNION CLOSED SHOPS   TERRIFIC BATTLE EXPECTED OVER PROPOSAL

Ball Proposes Bill Banning Closed Shop   New Act Would Strike Present Labor Pacts

Closed Shop Would Be Abolished Under Sen. Ball's Measure   Terrific Fight on Bill ls..Expected in. Conaress

Anti-Closed Shop Bill Introduced In Senate by Ball  Thomas, Democratic Labor Friend, Raps Lack of Program

Solon Would Make Closed Shop Illegal   Ball Measure Could Wreek ~ Existing and Future  t Epa Ome Om

BAN ON CLOSE SHOP 1S PROPOSED BY SENATOR BAL   Measure Introduced With Strong Support—Labor Opposed and Terrific Fight Is in Prospect.   AUTHOR CRITICIZES UNION PRACTICES   Legislation Would Apply Only to Those Companies Engaged in Interstate Commerce.

Ball. Introduces Measure  To Prohibit Closed. Shop   Bill Would Outlaw Compulsory Union Membership - In Earning Livelihoed—Montana_Democrat__  Criticizes Unions ©

Ball Bill Would Ban Closed Shop  Would Cover Future, Existing Contracts

BALL MOVES 10 BAR CLOSED SHOP BY LEGISLATION:   For Ending Any Agreement That Makes Union  Membership Mandatory   LABOR LEADERS ARE ATTACKED BY MURRAY

Offers Bill to Abolish Closed Shop, Put End  ‘To Preferential Hiring

Assassins Slay Former Fascist Leader   Italian Reds' Boss Warns Revolt Possible

Red Rioting Sweeps Italy, French Port   Communist Leader In Rome Warns ‘Revolution Is Always Possible’

Violence Mounts in Italy   17 Major Cities Hit; Marseille Strikes Increase

Red Violence Spreads Over France, Italy   Communist Leader _ Warns Revolution “Ig Possible”

Fresh Outbreaks Flaring In Italy   Former Fascist General Assassinated in Milan; Marseille Poralyzed by Red Inspired Le ae

Communistic Outbreaks in Europe Spread   Seventeen Large Cities of Italy Affected by Riot ing—General Slain

Red Assassins Spread Terror In Italy Cities   More Shooting Breaks Out in City of Marseille

Over 100 Places Touched by Communist Lawlessness; Rightist Offices Wrecked

Communist Riots Rack 17 Cities   Fascist General Gatti Assassinated, 100 Point Report Trouble; Mar seilles Is Worse.

‘Red’ Violence Grows In Italy and France   Fascist General Gatti Is Seventh Killed As 17 Ktalian Cities Feel Impact-— TVoghoath Warne of ‘Revolution

Seven Major Cities In Italy Affected And Trouble Reported In 100 Separate Points, No Outbreak Believed Planned   MARSEILLE STORM CENTER IN FRANCE

Customs Officials Says Ship That Exploded Had ‘16 Cases of Ammunition

Industry Proposal ‘T'o End Chickenless Thursday Rejected   Food Committee Chairman Declares Plan Offered Not Adequate; Way Is Left Open For New Saving Program

DEALERS ARGUE AGAINST BAN ON USE OF POULTRY   Claim Government’s Action Will Not Save Grain For Europe   CONFERENCE WILL BE RESUMED TODAY

Offer to End Poultryless  Day Rejected   Committee Acts After Declaring That No Substitute Offered

Plan To End Poultryless Thursdays Is Rejected   Substitute Plan For Grain Saving Must Be Offered,  Luckman Asserts

Poultryless Day Remains on the Books   May Be Taken Off It Good Substitute Program Is Submitted

Food’ Committee Refuses fo End Poultryless Days   Industry Program to Save Grain for Europe Rejected

POULTRYLESS DAYS 10 BE RETAINED LUCKMAN RULES   Says Industry Fails to Offer Acceptable Grain Saving Substitute Plan.   DEALERS IN PROTEST   Eating of Fowl Should Be Encouraged to Save Feed, They Declare..

Poultry Group's Plea Rejected By Food Body   Proposal to Abolish Poultryless Day Said Inadequate

LUCKMAN GROUP REFUSES TO LIFT POULTRY CURB   Food Committee Rejects Feed Industry Proposal To End Fowl-less Day

Proposal To End Poultry Ban Rejected   Industry Fails Offer Adequate Substitute Plan

Committee Rejects  Plan To Eliminate Poultryless Days   Eight Med Presente Valley

Holiday Death Toll In Nation May Reach 275   Eighteen Die In Ohio; New York State Leads With 24; 71 Drowned

225 REPORTE KILLED DURING FIRST 24 HOURS   94 Lose Lives in Traffic with Drownings Listed across Nation

Holiday Week-End Death Toll Soars Toward 250 Mark   Highway Crashes Account For Nearly 100 Of Deaths So Far Reported   DROWNINGS ALSO TAKE HEAVY TOLL

Holiday Death Toll Past 225   Deaths in Indiana Low Compared to Pre-Fourth Tragedie:

SURVEY SHOWS FOURTEEN ARE DEAD IN OHIC   AT LEAST 227. PERSONS HAVE LOST LIVES AS THREE-DAY HOLIDAY GETS UNDER.  WAY ji

PRE-HOLIDAY ESTIMATE 10 BE EXCEEEDED   Highway Smashups Kill 100, Drownings Take 71 Lives

OPPOSES HEAVY GRAIN EXPORTS   Government Official Says There Is No~Need Fer Concern

Lower Chamber Vote Shows Determination For $6 Billion Cut   Speaker Martin Reaffirms GOP Demand for 20 Pct. Slash in Income Tox; Move Sends lesue to Joint Panel

Tax Reductions Are Involved in Bitter Wrangle   Martin Stands Firm For 20 Per Cent Cut Promised on Levies

HOUSE REJECTS $4,500,000,000 BUDGET SLASE   Dispute With Senate Sent to Conference Without Debate

House Repels Senate’s Plan  To Cut Budget   Speaker Martin Maintains Budget Can Be Cut $6 Billion Without Endangering National Security.

Budget Cut Problem To Go to Joint Committee ‘After House Rejection

BUDGET ISSUE IS SENT TO COMMITTEE   House Calls for Joint Conference to Adjust the Differences in the Cut Proposed by It and by the Senate.

Leaders Insist On Six Billion Dollar Slash   Issue Goes to Joint Committee For Settlement

House, Senate GOP Locked in Budget Battle   Speaker Martin Calls For “No Retreat’ on Spending and Tax Cuts

OVER BUDGET   House Leaders Insist Upon $6 Billion Cut Despite  Action in Senate

Want 6 Billion Slash; Issue Up To Joint Parley   Taber Motion Rejects Senate’ Figure; Martin Renews Plea To Cut Taxes

Temperatures   Martin Reaffirms G.0.P. Determination to Cut Taxes, Denies Lower Budget Would Cripple Armed Forces: Lilienthal Vote Due Shortly

Marfin Demands 10 Per Cent Cut In Income Taxes   House Republicans Insist On Fiscal Trim Of 6 Million

Senate, House Battle Over Budget Cuts   Lower House Stands Firm on Demands For Deep Slash

G. 0. P. Sees Pitched Battle On Economy   _ House Determined : To Give No Ground On Budecet. Tax Cut

GOP Members Ready For Fight On Budget Stanc   Senator Martin Urges Members To Stand Firm On Slash and Tax Cuts

Martin Takes Issue With  Colleagues   Upper Chamber Makes Slash in Funds Only $4.500.000.000

SOEONS SEEK TO SAFEGUARD MILITARY FUNDS  "Senate Votes $4,500,000,000 Slash In Budget; Clash Seen: As House Demands Laraer Reduction

INSISTS ON CUT OF $6,000,000, 00¢   House Republicans Wade Into Pitched Battle With Senate   TAX SLASH DEMANDED

House Turns Down Senate’s Proposed Budget Cut Limit   Tangle Over Amount Of Slash---Issue is Sent to Joint Grous

House Members‘ Fight Senate Plan For Budget Cutting   $6,000,000 000 Slash ls Last Word of Larger Group Today

House Won't Acree to Senate Slash   Issue Sent To Joint Conference Committee

MARTIN WANTS NO RETREAT IN b BILLION SLASH   Gurney Challenges View As House, Senate Battle Over Budget Cuts

Congress Dispute Goes to Joint Committee to Seek Slach Compromise

Senate Votes $4,500,000,000 Budget ‘Cut: House To Insist On Bigger Slast

Martin Asks “No Retreat’ As House, Senate Open Battle on Budget Slash

Martin Insists  On Big Slash   House Leader Orders Strong Stand Against Senate Compromise

Speaker Martin Beads Fight _ For Full $6,000,000,000  Cut In Funds

$6 Billion Less For Budget Also Battled For   Statements Indicate Wide Diversion In Senate, House Leaders’ Views

House, Senate War On Tax, Budget Slash   Martin Orders ‘No Retreat’

House Asks $6-Billiom Cut In 1947 Budget   Issue Now Goes to Joint Committee of 20 Reps., Senators

Further Cut Will Be Sought Now   Conference Committee Of 20 Members To Consider Proposal

Martin In “No Retreat”’ On Budget  House GOP Pitch Into Battle With Senate

At Odds on Proposed Budget Cut   Senate Votes 414 Billior Slash, House ‘Sticks. T 6. Billion

House Insists OnBigger U.S. Budget Slash   Dispute Is Sent to Joint Twenty - Man Committee

BUDGET SLASH CAUSES CLASH FOR CONGRESS   HOUSE INSISTS ON 6 MILLION CUT IN SPENDING

GOP Senate and House Disagree On Fiscal Policy   Supporting $4.5 and $6 Billion Slashes, Respectively

Fiscal Policy Split In GOP's Ranks Evident  4 1-2 Billion Budget - (Cut Voted By Senate

HOUSE, SENATE IN BATTLE ON FISCAL POLICY   Former Refuses to Accept Lesser Senate Budget Reduction

Martin Orders Adamant Stand On Budget Cut   GOP Chief Reasserts Intention To Provide Reduction In Taxes

House GOP Members, Senate Battle Over Taxes, Budget Cut   Speaker Martin Expresses _ Determination to Stand for Big Cut

House Insists On Bigger Cu   Senate Vote of Four and Half Billion Slash Held Too Low

HOUSE -MEMBERS OPPOSE SENATE ON CUT, TAXES   itched Battle On Capitol Hill Appears Imminent As Speaker Martin Vows "No Retreat” On Budget Issues.

Battle with Senate Over Fiscal Issues   Six Billion Slash, Lowered Income Tax to Get Backina

House GOP For Tax Cut   Martin Declares No Retreat On Budget Or Income Slash

House Votes Down Budget Slash Limit   Issue Is Sent to Jotzt Conference Committee With House Insisting On $6,000,.060,000 Cut

House and Senate Split On Tax Cut   Speaker Martin Presses for Slash of $6,000,000,000

COMMANDS ‘NO  RETREAT’ ON GOP  BUDGET SLASHING HOUSE REPUBLICANS CHALLENGE SENATE  Aa CICGAAL I1¢ce1ice

senate Slash Limit Voted Unacceptable   Lower Chamber Insists On 6-Billion Trimming; Dispute To Conference.

HOUSE TANGLES WITH SENATORS ON FUNDS CUT   Speaker Joe Martin Insists on Six-Billion Slash, 20 Percent Tax Reducation

HOUSE LABOR GROUP PLANS BROAD PROBI   Nation-wide Investigation of “Union Racketeering” Latest Project.

UNIFORN CONTRACTS   $4,000 Scattered Along Georgia Railroad Track

Socially Prominent Youth Is Sentenced   Son of University Official " Accused of Stealing , Money

Scott County Liquor Stamp Case Opens   State Appeals Unconstitutionality Revocation Verdict

Guerrilla Force Forms In Greece   Fear Communist Led Guer rillas Prepare To Launch New Offensive

GREEK FIGHT =— ‘1S REPORTED AS IMMINENT   GUERRILLA FORCES LED BY - COMMUNISTS GATHERING IN NORTH OF GREECE

NEW GREEK WAR MOVES FEARED   Guerrillas Reported Concentrating in Northern Area

Stassen Asks Definite Reply ToHisQuerie:   Asserts People Not Foolec By Trader List Made Poblic by Anderson

Stassen Demands Answer To Stock Speculating Quiz  Refers To List Of Big Traders

Stassen Wants Specific Answer:   Seeks ‘Insiders’  Trading In Market

GOP Candidate Assails Demo Tactics Stassen Makes New Blast On Traders

Stassen Demands Answer. On Specula' tive Profits   er ee rr eres ood GOP Candidate Says Government Could Answer Query in 10 Minutes—Says People Will  ‘Insist On Facta ”

STASSEN ASKS “TRADING DAT!   Declares Govt. Can Furnish In 10 Minutes Pertinent Market Information

WHITE HOUSE REFUSES T0 TELL STASSEN   Former Minnesota Governor Asks Some Pertinent Questions

House Political Row Slows Drive To Pass Aid Bill   Had Given an OK to Amendment Which May Hike Cost to W¢ by 4&0 Milllon

House in Royal Political Melee   Charge of Democratic Mismanagement Open: Oratorical Battle

POLITICAL ROW DEVELOPS WITH AID VOTE NEAR   Republican and Democratic Leaders Exchange Heated Remarks in House

House Gefs Into Political Row Over Aid Bill   Adopted Amendmen May Raise the Cost

Measure Is Voted With Full Amount   Propesal New Ready for Conference; Additional Act for Appropriation Needed for Program

Mismanagement OfU.S. Foreign Affairs Charged   House Okays Use Of Surplus Items ‘ For Foreign Aid

House In Row Over Foreign Aid Measure   Amendment Today Will Cost U.-S. $50,600,000 More

POLITICAL FIGHT 15  TOUCHED OFF LATE  IN FINAL DEBATE AMENDMENT ADOPTED WHICH MAY UP COST  Ar RPrAMrKr Aen

Heated: Word: Swapped in House Debate   Halleck Touches Off Uproar With Charge of Mismanagement

HOUSE IN AID ROW   Charges of Mismanagement of Foreign Affairs Levelled at Democrats

Foreign Aid Bill Passed by the House   Members Refuse to Cut Amount Asked by Committee

CCC Estimates Boost Might Be as High as $50,000,000; Expect Bill's Passage Today

Foreign Aid Vote Kxpected Today  Bill ‘Over the Hump’ House Leaders Say  Diesetnag far Paaeadwa

House Passes $590 Million Foreign Aid Bill   Measure Is Approyed Original Form - After Lengthy Debate, Repeatec Attempts At Revision

In Uproar Over Aid   House Action On Stop(:ap Help Delayed By Rousing Political Row

Political Row  Interrupts Vote  On Foreign Aid Halleck Assails Foreign Policy of Administration  Ris. Wel. -. &.....5....

House in Row Over Aid Bill   Amendment to Cost Uncle Sam $50 Million More

POLITICAL FIGHT 15  TOUCHED OFF LATE  IN FINAL DEBATE AMENDMENT ADOPTED  WHICH MAY UP COST OF FONN ¢cn ann ann

AWARD CONTRACT TO RE-SURFACE BUCKS ROAD   Rural Route in Lower South ampton and Bensalem Twps. To Be Improved   Project Will Be Financed  oe Pe It is Announced

Trend in. S$. Foreign Policy   Calls for Help to Greece Seen as Turning Point in History

Talk Reminds Of Monroe  Doctrine Now   But What If Russia Declares Own Similar Doctrine For European Countries?

ROOSEVELT TELLS OF EFFORT 10 S10? ARMY PROMOTION   Late President’s Son Says ‘Millions of Gifts’ Made to Officers during World War Il.   FERGUSON TANGLES WITH WITNESS

Wanted fo Save His Father Any ‘Political Embarrassment’   Young Roosevelt Takes Stand Aaain in RHuches Plant Probe

34 Killed, Lost In 6 Foreign, U.S. Air Crashes  18 Die, 1 Survives as Liner Strikes Virginia Trees

Located on Mountain in California   Shock of Disappearance Fatal to Grandfather,  Once Cenyressman.

CHILD, MISSING 48 HOURS, FOUND      Girl Played Hide and Seek With Searchers

Lost California Girlis Found On Mountainside   Child Played Hide-and-Seek With Searchers, Spent Two Nights in Wilderness Clad Only in Undershirt Despite Cool Weather

Missing Child Is Found Alive InRugged Ares   * Searching Group  / Informs Family Little . - Greta Mary Gal Found Unharmed in Park -

Find Missing Tot, 22, Alive  In Mountains   Played ‘Hide-a nd-Seek’ ~ With Searchers; Cold, But Unharmed

Young Girl Found After 2 Day Seareh   Little Greta Cole Found by Searchers in California Park; Suffers from Hunger and Exposure.

Missing Girl Found Safe On Mountain   Grandfather Dies From Shock of Her Disappearance

Shock of Loss Kills Child's Grandfathes Prior to Recovery   Tot Plays HideAnd-Seek With Search Parties

Greta Gale Was Object of Long  Mountain Search   ‘Lion Hunter  Locates Tot Near  Cabin: Child’s Grandfaher  Died From Shock

LOST CHILD FOUND. ALIVE AND UNHURT   Grandfather, ‘Former: Con: areseman ‘Dias OF Shock :

MISSING GALE CHILD FOUND UNHARMED   48-Hour Hunt Ends 1-Mile ) From Summer Home   EX-GONGRESSMAN   Dies Of Heart Attack Induced By Youngster’s Disappearance

TOT UNHARMED BY 2 NIGHTS, DAY IN OPEN   is Found 12 Hours After Grandfather Died of Heart Attack

TOT LOST TWO DAYS I$ FOUND   Joy At Recovering Child Dampened By Death OF Grandfather

Aged Grandfather of Child, Stricken With Heart Attack, Succumbs In Hospital

THINK SLAYING VICTIMS KNOWN   Two Murdered Believed Kin of Rich Man

Rov Grabs Purse From Window Rock Woman Here   NAV ATO) ASSIST ANG 5 HAS GEEIOE [Oe ATION   e. FUT BDePoryY FOOT A PIP ist iyis iv tal Ie  Hal Advises ‘People Are Funny’ forGargantua

Everybody Likes a Good Book But Problem Is Which  One to Give for Christmas

OKAY OF LABOR BILL PREDICTED   Taft And Ives Say Truman Left Way Open For Approval

TAFT, IVES SEE NOR OPEN TO 1ABOR ACT 0.K.   ‘senators Say Union Curbs gill ‘Consistent’ With Truman Aims

CLAIM TRUMAN HINTS HE WILL SIGN LABOR BILL   Tells Reporters He Still Stick: With Outline in Message to Union

NOT INCOMPATIBLE   Truman Ideas and Senate Labor Bill Go in Same Direction Taft Says

Truman Stands Pat On Own Labor Bill   - Leaves Door Open For White House Approva -Of Senate Union Curb Bill. Says Taft, Ives

Taft Sees Labor Bill Agreement   Senator Says Way is Left Qpen for Approval by President of Measure Putting Curb on Union

Ives, Taft Think  Truman Receptive  To Labor Measure  Stand: Pat. Position on. ‘Bis Dwn Recommendations

GOP Leaders See Hope For Union Curbs   Think Truman Left Door Open For White House Approval On Senate Bill.

Door Seen Open To Truman Okay For Labor Bill  President Takes Firm Position

Sen. Taft Ponders Labor Bill's Fate  Believes Truman May Approve Bill

Think Truman May Approve Union Curb Bill   Senators Say Measure Not Far from His Aims.

LABOR BILL'S FATE THEME OF GUESSERS   Taft Thinks Truman Can Consistently Sign—lIves Does Not Interpret Press Meet Remarks as Veto Forerunner.

Taft And Ives Support Labor Bill Policy   SENATORS SAY TRUMAN MAY APPROVE NEW MEASURE

—LABOR— GOP Says Truman Can Sign Bill  Discuss Stand On Labor Measure

Taft And Ives Speculate On Veto Possibility   Say Door Is Open To Approval Of  Labor Measure

Church’ s Role In Economic Sphere Studied By Prominent Churchmen

U.S. RETURNS BLACK MARKET INDICTMENTS   Old Capone Mob Tied To Sugar Deals In Drive

CRUSHED TO DEATH IN PULP WRINGER   Emory M. Altland, Aged 20. Killed Before Horrified Father And Brother In Spring Grove Mill

Plan Investigation of Crash Of Twin-Engined Transport Which Killed 21, Injured 13

Twenty One Die In Plane Crash   Thirteen Others Injured When Chartered Plane Plunges Into Florida Swamp   MOST OF VICTIMS ARE PUERTO RICANS

PLANE BOUND FROM NEW JERSEY TO PUERTO. RICO . PLUNGED INTO FLORIDA’ SWAMP

INVESTIGATION TOBE MADE OF PLANE CRASH   21 Killed And 13 Injured In DC Transport

‘TWO DIE WHEN SMALL CARGO PLANE WRECKS   Transport Hits Utility Pole In Shenandoah National Park

2 MEN KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Connecticut Brothers Were  Fiying Cargo Of Chickens

Klan Appeals For Members   . Ad in Waynesburg Pape: Says Group Not Affected By Corporate Laws

WALLACE FOR FOREIGN TALK   Imperialism Charge I: Branded a “‘Lie”’ By Cabinet Member

Clark Assails Wallace for Attacks .  Attorney General Urges Passage

Clark Brands Wallace’s Imperialism Charge False   But Attorney General Counsels Against Action “Out of Keeping With Democratic Principles’—McClellan Says He May Offer Resolution Asking Senate-House Disavowal of Former Vice President’s Attacks,   LABOR MEASURE AGAIN SOFTENED   SENATE GROUP RIFS OUT PROVISION LIMITING INDUSTRY-WIDE BARGAINING.

Clark Brands Imperialism Charge ‘Lie’   No Doubt Stiff Statement Leveled At Henry Wallace

Clark Assails Wallace for Attacks  Attorney General Urges Passage of Truman Program

Clark Declares ‘Lies AreBeing Told In Europe  Calls For Passage ’ & See ee = ee eee

Calls Them ‘Lies’; Wallace Speaking As Private Citizen, White House Says

Clark Denounces As Lie. Statement U. S. Seeking ‘War   Flays Wallace For ‘Cheap, Blundering Assault’ On Truman’s Greek Policy _

BRITAIN FACES POWER SHUTOFF   Critical Coal Needs Force Closure of Industries; Home Heat Curbed

Britain Faces Breakdown Of Power System   Threatened By Acute Fuel Shortage Aggravated By Bitter Winter Weather

Electricity Ban. Hits Industries ‘In British Citie   Cold “Weather : ‘Aggravates . Acute: -.Coal . Shottage® a, Beta Tied: Up:In ‘Ports

England Bans Industrial Use Of Electricity  5,000,000 People   To Be Off Jobs

British Industry Loses Electricity   EMERGENCY UNRRA  FOOD FUND SET UP

HUNDREDS OF SHIPS TIED UP IN PORTS AS COAL SUPPLY SHRINKS   Domestic Consumers Must Go Without Electrical Energy Five Hours Daily

British Industry Facing Shutdown   Large Cities Get Power Cuts Due to Coal Shortage, Weather

Big 4 Defense Alliance To Get Bevin Support   Briton Minimizes Differences With U, S. Over Palestine

BEVIN PLEDGES FULL SUPPORT TO FRIENDSHIP   France Starts Work Gn Concluding Triple Pact

Hed fn City Elections ‘annin County Towns   Rotarians ear Talk About Worry Today   Speaker Suggests Spirit ef Prayer To Solve Worry   FORI WORTr rIVESITOCRK

[Truman Gains Support Against Tax Reduction   Budget Be Studied With View To  Reduction   FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

LIQUOR BOARD CHAIRMAN DIES   Heart Disease Proves Fatal to William F. Hess

Relates Why He Selected His Victim   Ransom Note Copy Leads To Suspicion

Soviet-Inspired Strikes Paralyze French Railway:   Reds Seeking to Destroy Ramadier’s Wage-Price Freezing Policy

INDOS ACCEPT OFFER OF U.S   Reply Made by Republican Govt. to Proposal For Settling Dispute

Java Accepts ‘Last Chance’ OfferByU.S.   Fighting Flareup Reported As Note Received By Foote

Indonesians Accept U. S. Good Offices  Both Sides Report Flareup In Fighting

MEDIATION BY U.S, ACCEPTED   Indonesian Republic Will. ing To Settle Dispute With Dutch

Indonesians Agree To U. S. Mediation With Reservation  Colonials Stress Vosition that UN Has Prior Authority

Indonesians  Accept Offer   Heed U. S. Plea But Point To U. Be Oh ianatinen

Last Chance Bid {s Accepted by  People of Indonesia   Offer by United States Is Being Stressed As Entirely Satisfactory.

Plan Accepted By Indonesians   Fighting Flares. Up 01 ‘Anniversary OF  Independence

STREAMLINER ONB, & 0, LEAPS RAILS, 70 HURT   Defective Switch Hurls Railway’s ‘Blue and Gray Columbian’ Into Ditch

INDIANA MONDAY   Defective Switch Blamed for Accident at Westville Last Night; 36 Remain in Hospitals Today  STORY OF MISHAP TOLD BY VICTIMS

east 70 ed In in Wreck  ndiana   tive Switch Is ed for Crash of ). Streamliner: ull in Hospitals

Streamliner Wreck Injures /0in Indiana   Derailment Blamed on Defective Switch; 30 Still Hospitalized

TRAIN WRECK IN INDIANA   Defective Switch Is Blamed For B & O Derailment

Hughes Will Give Senator Peek At Plane   Will Show Twenty-“hilbon Dollar Plywocd Flying Boat To Member of InvesHeating Committee,

Ei eht Eastern States Battle - Forest Blazes   Recent Rains In West Northwest End Peril;.200 Fires Rage In New England States

FOREST IES RAGING IN FIGHT STATES   Hundreds Are Homeless; Four Million Damage

Hundreds Are Left Homeless By Forest Fires   Estimate Nearly $4,000,000 Damage Already Caused By Conflagrations   MAINE AREAS ARE WORST AFFECTED

Shipbuilders Qn East Coast Begin Strike   Final Parley Fails to Reach Agreement on Disrupted Issues

40,000 Men Go on Strike In Shipyards   Bethlehem Workers Walk Out After . Negotiations Fail

IN EAST COAST YARDS STRIKE   Walkout of Bethlehen Workers Follows Wage Deadlock

Bethlehem’s Shipbuilders Go On Strike  Nine Yards On East Coast Are Affected

British Split But Hopeful, On Palestine  Creech Jones Plan Opposed By Bevin

HEAVY QUAKE ROCKS LUZON   Temblor Adds to Damage Of Philippines Typhoon; 29 Survive Ship Sinking

Quake Added To Damage Of Typhoon Which Hit Philippines, Sank Ship

Three Women Among Executed   Hanged For Part In Murders In ‘‘Hell Camn’ For Women—Other Germans Pay For Crimes

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Truman Criticized   Unmarked Graves

NEGOTIATIONS TO   U.S. and Philippines Will Decide on Income Taxes

TALMADGE IS INSTALLED BY LEGISLATURE   Arnall Refuses to Quit, Backing Lieutenant-Governor

NALL TAKES ‘STEDS TO STAY AS GOVERNOR   BITTER-.POLITICAL. BATTLE "UNDERWAY AND  TWO, MEN ARE_ACTING AS a  - GOVERNOR.

epee BTIGSts VVUUELSS NCSep lviwre  New Super-Secret, Super-Weapon?

British Mum On Super Weapon  * *   Super-Secret Device Reported Developed B vy Scientists

Industry Spokesmen Urge Congressional Outlawing Of Industrywide Bargaining

Navy Begins  Wide Search For Sailors  17 Ships Set Out  To Hunt Survivor

GREAT MANHUNT ON IN PACIFIC    SEVENTEEN WARSHIPS SCAN STORMY OCEAN FOR 12 MISSING FROM TANKER,

FP RAI Bh Ramadier’s New Policy Stirs Reds  Rise In Prices Brings Protest

French R War Against Ramadier :   Premier’s Price Poli-cies Denounced  “Famine Decrees” By ‘Militant -Communists

Reds In France Hot Over Utility Rate Increases   Call On People To Fight “Famine Policy Of The Government

“REDS” RAP NEW DECREES OF RAMADIER      Communists Declare War on Premier’s Policy of Increasing Railroad, Gas and Electric Rates in France.

Lane To Call Lawmakers To Fall Session   Baltimore Requests Action On Tax Problem; No Definite Date Is Set

Dale Of Meeting Leff Open By Lane   Assembly To Deal With Baltimore Tax Problem

STATE HIGHWAY FINANCE PLAN IS QUESTIONED   Sweeping Revision of Pennsylvania’s Program Recommended In Report.

Irgunists Defy Troops, Police To Free Briton:   Boast Two Sergeants Held As Hostages For 3 Jews’ Under Death Sentence

Chatlenges Ariny ‘To Free Two Kidnapped  Irgun Sounds Defi To British Forces

British Army Men Held As Hostages   Jewish Underground: De. fies Police To Try To Free Them

British Defied By Terrorists; Deadline Nears   Two Sergeants Kidnaped By Jewish Gang Reported to Be Unharmed; Held As Hostages

Kidnaped British Soldiers Unhurt, Underground Say:  Jews Defy Army To Free Victims

Jewish Group Defies British   British Threaten to Impose Martia! Law If Two Are Not Freed

HOLD WOMAN IN CHICAGO KILLING   CLAIMS ACCIDENT AS ARTIST FOUND DEAD, BULLET IN HIS HEAD

:  Baptists Elect st Louis Pastor   Congress Pledges Aid to Displaced Jews in Europe

§t. Louisan Named World Baptist Head   Unification of Branches Is Listed as Chief Aim

Protest Pay Cut Because of Refusal To Work Full Shift at Lansford, Penn.

Branca Faces Shea in First Series Game   Huge Throag Sees Dodgers Battie Yanks

Branca Toes Mound For ‘Dem Bums   Edwards’ Injured Hand May Cripple Brooklyn‘s Squad

NEW TWISTER ~ HIT COLORADO      BoILDInas ON SEVEN FARMS ARE DEMOLISHED AND_ WHEAT CROPS ' PLATTENED... .

Second Tornado Strikes Colorade   Farm Area In Sterling, Colorado, Section Struck By Second * Twister

IOWAN ABSOLVED IN AUTO DEATHS   Coroner Holds Fatalities in  South Bend Accidental

PRESIDENT MAKES TALK AT WACO   Honorary Degree Given Truman by Baylor University

Police Probe ~ Los Angeles Latest Murder   Husband Of Woman Found Slain Yesterday Is Being Questioned

HUSBAND HELD IN MURDER CASE   Former Screen Beauty Killed In Black Dahlia Fashion In Los Angeles

FORMEA--SCREEN -BEAUTY ‘BRUTALLY KILLED—Pos.SIBLE ‘DAHLIA CLUE - DOUBTED

PRO AND CON OF PLAN DISCUSSED  Bond Issue Would Finance {2-Year Expansion Program

PRESENT PROPOSAL OPPOSED  Sentiment Strong Here Eo ‘Right’ Type Civil Service

MINIMUM WAGE IS TOPIC _ Propositions To Be Voted On Here Next Tuesday Discussed

City’ s Improvement. Needs Said Critical __ Utilities Expansion  Dependent On Bonds

Essay Winners Announced   Prizes Will be Awarded At School Friday

Essay Winners Announced  Prizes Will he Awarded  Aa . @ athe we eee ee

OAV CURB ON CABLED NEWS MUST REMAIN   Stassen Releases Transcript of His Interview on Press Relations.

A A A AN A A LEAL SLO  Russia to Keep Muzzle on News Stalin Tells Stassen at Moscow   Cites Past Fxperience.

Censorship Must Continue Says Stalin   Generalissimo Talks With GOP Presidential Candidate Stassen

Stalin, Stassen Talk Censorship  Russion Leader Says Custom To Re Kent

Stalin Tells Stassen That ‘Bad Faith’ Makes Russian Censorship Necessary

STASSEN HAS CONFERENCE WITH STALIN   Spends Hour and 40 Minutes with ‘Generalissimo

RED NEWS BAN NEEDED--STALIN   Russian Leader Tell: Stassen Censorship Necessary

Plea for Postwar Program Helping Germany, Japan   Dean Acheson Urges 5-Point Plan for Europe Rebuilding

GREEN KILLER PLEADS “GUILTY   Hammer Slayer of 16-Year Old School Girl Will Face Court Friday

50 Persons Are Reported Hurt In Train Wreck  Streamliner Cracks Up At Maxville, Fla.

Many Injured In Derailmen   “Orange Blossom Special . Derailed At Maxville, rn Florida erally whey s

Seven Cars Jump  Track; 50 Hurt  Seaboard Streamliner Wrecked In Florida

0 Injured In Train Wreck In Florida   Miami-New York ‘Orange Blossom Special’ Derails

Train Derailed; 0 Persons Hurt   Orange Blossom Liner From Florida Wrecked

Fost New York Special Is Wrecked  50 Persons Hurt In Florida Train Crash

50 INJURED AS FLYER DERAILS      Passenger Leaps Rails Mile From Miami

REPUBLICANS FAVOR BAN ON PORTAL SUITS   Survey Shows That Labor Group Favors Restrictions

Announce They Will Not Join Grab Plan   Sentiment For Outlawing Suits Grows in Congress.

WOULD PUT BAN ONPORTAL SUITS   Republicans Complete Organization of Committees -—- Democrats Are Expected to Fil) Posts Wednesday.

House Republicans Favor Legislation To Dam Flood of Portal-to-Portal Pay Suit:

Portal-to-Portal Back Pay Suits Retraction Favored By Republicans

GOP FAVORS BAN ON PORTAL PAY   WANT LEGISLATION TO RESTRICT UNION CLAIMS

HOUSE GROUP OPPOSES PAY SUITS, SHOWN   Survey Indicates Majority Of GOP On Labor Committee Opposes Suit

Portal Pay Ban Backed By GOP Unit   Republicans Ask Drastic Curb On Big Labor Unions

Press Service’s Survey Reveals Majority in Favor of Legislation; Strike Injunction Power Wanted

TRUMAN URGES FOOD SAVING: MARKETS SOAR   Asks Reduced Feeding of Grain to Cattle for European Relief

Truman Refuses AnyComment Or Tax Reduction   Slash by Democrats “Unknown to Him, Says : President

TRUMAN IN DARK ON-TAX SLASH   President Professes Igno: tance Of Dem Plan

FLOGD WATERS HIT HALF OF IOWA   HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES IN DOZEN CITIES ARE DRIVEN FROM HOMES.

RAIN-SWOLLE RIVERS TEAR QUT OF BANKS   CITY OF OTTUMWA FACES ANOTHER DISASTER

More Rain Falls In Area Thay Cansed Previous High Water And Worse Inundation Than Before Appears Certain

Water Covers Half lowa as Rivers  Rise Second Time  Mississippi Stretch   Mississippi Stretch Due for Greatest Flood in History

Million Acres Of Land Inundated  New Floods Threaten Big Midwest Area

Earle Advises Moscow Raid   Says One Atom Bom Will Solve Situation

ToUse Veto Topic as Political Fuel .   Two House  Committees Plant Investigation into Labor Unions

Mass Activity By Women Held As World Hope   - Coliimnist Thompson Raps Power Politics In Farm-Home Talk

Bilbo En Route To New Orleans   Senate Battle Takes Recess and Senator Will Enter Hospital

BILD EN ROUTE TO NEW ORLEANS   Senator-elect, Still Unseat ed, Will Undergo Oneration for Mouth Cancer

BILBO WILL HAVE NEW OPERATION   Senator Elect Hopes to Return to Push Battle.

GUARD ALERTED AS REBEL TRAIN CROSSES STATE   Military Criminals Break Windows To Escape

Train Riot of GI Badmen Quelled   Seven Escape, Six Recaptured; Trouble Still Simmers.

TAFT CONFIDENT OF 48 GOP WIN   Indicates He'll Be Candidate As Tour ts Ended

Taft Gets Set For GOP Bid   Expect Declaratior As Contender Or October 24.

Public Hearings Ordered After Karl Compton, Chairman of a Special Presidential Commission, Says Present Safeguards Against International “Intrigue Backed by Force” Are Not Enough—~Passage of Bill This Session Unlikely.

TRAINING BILL ~ TOBE STUDIEL   Public Hearings On Commission’s Recommendations Planned

Universal Training Hearings Scheduled   Present Safeguards Against Intrigue Held Insufficient

 Acts After Warning Congress Orders Examination  Of Universal Military Plan

Military Training Study Is Ordered   House Committee To Hold Hearinas

SEVEN HIGH NAZIS “TO BERLIN PRISON   GROUP TRANSFERRED FROM NEERNBERG WHERE THEY WERE CONVICTED.

Surviving “Big Seven” Of Hitler’s Hierarchy  Now in Spandau Prison

Surviving ‘Big 7’ Of Hitler’s Rule  In Berlin Prison   After Arguing Seven Months, Four Powers Still Snarled In Disagreement Over Treatment Of Nas: Hierarchy

Big 4 Powers in Parley on Nazi Prisoner Detail   Notorious Criminals of Hitler Reign Dressed in at Spandau

HITLER'S BIG 7 SENT 10 PRISON   Henchmen Start Life Terms Of Work At Gloomy Spandau *

NEGROES, 15 AND 16, ARE EXECUTED   Put To Death In Missis sippi For Killing Lumberman

Support Food Saving, Stassen Tells Grocers  GOP Presidential Hopeful Points Out Relationship Of

REDS RAP U. S. ATOMIC STAND   Gromyko Says Failure to Set Up Control Plan Due To  Influences in U. S.

Certain Influential Circles’ in U. S. Blamed for Lack of Accord on Atomic Enerey Control

Atomic Control  Left Unsettled   Russian Critical Of -U. §. For. Delay In Agreement

GROUPS IN U. S. STALL PACT ON ATOM CONTROL. IS CHARGE OF CROMVKE

SOVIET BLAMES U.S. FOR UNC ATOM FAILURE   ‘influential Circles’ Named By Gromyko As ‘Fly In Ointment’

Gromyke Asks Quick Accord On the Atom   Soviet Delegate Blames Failure on “Influential Circles

Byrnes Urges Senate Speed ” Treaty. Action   Sees Ratification Of Pact: . With -4. Nations ‘Needed “For: “Stability,. Peace”

Byrnes Asks For Quick Action On  Peace Treaties   Would Be Step Toward World “Stability And Pancras”

Ex-Secretary Says Treaties  Needed Soon   ‘Serious Problems’ Forecast In Trieste As Free Territory

CHIEF BRICKER " WAEN Ss. ‘AGAINST YULETIDE FIRES   Fire Chief Numerates Five Safety Rules To Reduce Or Eliminate  # Seasonal Hazards..

Girl, 14, Kills Elephant on First Big Game Hunt; Found Nothing to Fear

Fires Spread Destruction In Northeastern States ‘As Police Hunt Firebugs   New Qutbreaks in New England Came as Rising Daytime Winds Threatened Gains Made Friday Night;  Death Toll Climbs from 18 to 20; Property Loss High

Wind-Fanned Flames Leap Toward Franciscan College As Maine Holocaust Mounts

FOREST FIRES CAUSE PRESIDENT TO ORDER AID TO WHOLE STATE  GOVERNOR, SENATOR _ APPEAL FOR NATIONAL ACTION IN EMERGENCY

ARSON SEEN AS POSSIBILITY IN MAINE FIRES   Police Question Suspects A: Weary Firemen Sain Mastery Of Flames

Maine Declared Disaster Area; Fires Spread   Forest Blazes Break Ont In. Other New England States; $27 Million In Property Losses

Calm Night Aids Fight In New England  Arson Evidence -_ os ; a on) TT

Firebugs Are Blamed as Fire Losses Mount   Fire-Homeless List, Rises to 6,000 In Raging Forest Blaze:

Arsonists Trailed In Maine’s Forest Fires   One Arrest Made For Setting Blazes Which Destroyed Seven Communities, Cost Millions, Made 2500 Homeless

Possibility Of Arson Probed By Authorities   Hundreds Homeless As Damage Rises To $27,000,000

New Outbreaks In New England  Fi rebugs Hun ted;  pur Mean  nee 5

Maine Namec Disaster Area by President   Property Loss in New England at 20 Million

Uncover Signs Many Blazes Had Been Set   7 Localities Destroyed; Red Cross Estimates Displaced at 6,000

Priests Fight Blazes as Fire Nears Convent   Numerous Evidence of Arsonists, 2 Boys Admit Usina Torch

Fire Probers In Maine Quiz Arson Suspect   Forest Blazes Level Seven Communities; Loss at 25 Million

New Fires Sweeping Over Maine   20 Lives Are Lost; Damage Mounts; College, Convent Are Threatened

Fires Range New England   Eight Communities, Destroped in Maine Alene, EBemege Inia Meany  RET awe

Arson Plot Is Suspected in Great Forest Fires Which Are Sweeping Maine Coast

Emergency Is Declared By Pres. Truman   Death Toll. Mounts To 20; Probe Possi‘ble Cause.

EMERGENCY AID ORDERED BY TRUMAN   Property Loss In New England Now $27,000,000

Disaster Spreads  In Maine   Forest Fires Rage Across  New Enecland

Fires Continue To Spread Thru New England   Army Men, Food Flown Into Stricken States

MAINE'S FOREST FIRES THE WORK OF ARSONISTS   Police Sought to Link One or More With the Devastating Fires,   OF PAST SEVERAL DAYS   Evidence Purportedly Uncovered That Some Had Been Set. °

Evidence of Set Fires I Folad os Weary Worker   Unionville, State’s Seventh sty Razed Fire Last Naght

Forest Blazes Wreak Havoe In Northeast   New Fires Break Out as Truman Proclaims Maine Disaster Area

FLAMES RAZE. MOST OF ONE TINY VILLAGE   Town of Saco Threatened by Advancing Blaze as * Firee Soread.

Arsonists Sought h Maine Blazes   Evidence of Set Fires . Found as Weary Workers Battle Flames   2,500 ARE HOMELESS   Unionville, State’s Seventh Community Razed Fire Last Night

FEDERAL GOV'T TO TAKE STERN MEASURES THERE   Relief Promised Those Caught in Widespread Fire

7 Communities Are Destroyed, 2,500 Homeless   Forest Fires Also Sweeping Other States

Link Arson In Disastrous Forest Fires   Police Find Evidence Some of Outbreaks In Maine Were Set

MAINE CALLE DISASTER AREA   20 Dead in Nation’s Fires; 6,000 Are Homeless

Another Town Destroyed by Woods Blaze   President Declares Entire State of Maine A Disaster Area

All of Maine Proclaimed Disaster Area   New Wave of Blazes Sweeps Northeast as Loss Hits $27,000,000

Police Look Into Report Of Firebugs   Death Toll Mounts As New Fires Begin In Shifting Winds

Scent Arson In Bar Harbor Fire; $25 Million Los      Evidence Shows Some OF The Fires Had Reen Set.

7 Communities Destroyed 2,500 Homeless, Vast Damage In Maines Devastating Fires

U.S. Hurries Relief For Maine Area   Whole State Is Proclaimed By Truman As 4 Disaster Zone

President Proclaims Slate Disaster Area; Supplies Rushed to Victims.

President Proclaims Maine Disaster Area   Twenty Dead, Damage In Millions As Forest Fires Continue To Burn

Seek Firebugs In Maine Blazes  Evidence Said to Be Uncovered That Some

Flames Wipe Ow ‘Much of ‘Town and Sweep On   3,600 Residents of Community Alerted as Blaze Approached Town Limits; Dagth Toll in Firec Raenrhesc Twanity

Authorities Investigate Evidence of Arson as Firemen Seem To Be Gaining Control of Flames.   DEATH TOLL NOW STANDS AT 18

r - DISASTER— Wind Shift Threatens More  Villages    HELP ORDERED BY TRUMAN.

Hint Arsonists Busy in Maine   Seventh Community Goes Up in Flames; Fires Being Halted

Arson Suspected In Disastrous Maine Forest Fires; Damage Over $250,000,000; 2,500 Reported Homeles:

Calm Night Gives Firefighters New Defense Foothold   Winds Climb Again During Morning, Ban Survivors’ Return

Suspect Arson In Maine   Seven Towns in Ruins And 2,500 Homeless  As Fire Wreaks Havoc In New England States

 Police Seek To Link Arsonists With Maine Fires   Evidence Shows Some Of Outbreaks Set,

Temperatures   State of Maine Proclaimed Disaster Area   Pronouncement Made by President As Forest Fires Spread New Destruction in Northeastern States

Arsonist sought Maine Fights On ‘Disaster’  Status; Dead Toll Hits 20   Rising Winds Cause Outbreaks; Families Vacate Two S      tons

Uncover Sig Many Blaze ; Had Been Set       7. Localities Destro y: @ d: . .Red Cross Estimate: Displaced at 6,000:

New Fires Break Out In New England as Wind Threatens Defense Gains Made by Fire Fighters

May Link Arsonists  With Fires  Police Probe Arson Angle In Maine Forest Fire:

Truman Aets As N.E. Hunts  Arsonists   Firefighters Gain Defense Footholds But Winds Freshen

Calm Night Aids Maine  Fire Crews   \Eighteen Lives Lost in Blazes With Damage in New England Estimated At 89“ 900.000

Massachusetts Makes One Arrest of Arson  Suspect; Seven Towns Completely Destroyed

Be   DEATH TOLL TO 13; - = $000 HOMELESS   Damage Passes $25,000,000 as New Blazes Break Out — Officers Probe Firebug Reports, = <=:

Busiest Front. In Fire Area Is Still in Maine  Reported Evidence Of Arson Is Probed

HWAY Arsonists Linked To Blazes ET UP. 7 Maine Villages Destroyec

[New Damage Is Spread By Raging Forest Fires  In Northeastern Region

Man Admits Starting Fire In Woodlands   More Than 500 Homes Destroyed: Red Cross Active

Maine Namec Disaster Area   Truman Acts to Aid Fire-Stricken Region; 2500 Persons Homeles:

Arson Probed in Fire Devastation    Weary_Firefighters Gaining Mastery Afier Seven Towns Are Detsroyed; Maine’s Loss $25,000,000. .

ARSON CLUES ARE FOUND IN MAINE FIRES   LIST OF HOMELESS NEARS 6,000; LOSS OVER $25,000,000

OFFICIALS PROBE ARSON ANGLES IN FOREST FIRES   18 Dead in Timber Flames in Nation; Loss Runs Into Millions

Re p u blicans Move To Cut European Aid   Jonkman Would Slash It . To 300 Million: GOP Also Plans Controls

House Debating Extent Of Help   All Indications Point to Slash in President Tru mon’s Requested Appropriation.

U.S. Promises Some Aid To Indonesia   Formation of Interim Government Asked; Finances Considered

Idonesia Given Strict Ultimatum   U. S. Request May Avert Dutch Military Advance

AMERICA PLEDGES FINANCIAL AID 10 INTERIM: REGIME   Dutch Reported Te Have Planned Action On All Fronts Monday

Ask Formation Of Government Without Delay   Indonesian Republic In Political Turmoil; U. S. Note May Stop Dutch Army Action

QUEEN-RESIGNS” OFFICIAL DUTY      HOLLAND‘S RULER STEPS ASIDE FOR DAUGHTER BECAUSE OF ILL.HEALTH

Queen To Resign Post Temporarily   Queen Wilhelmina To Turn Office Over To Princess Juliana For Time

Urges ClO to Vote a Huge ‘Fight Fund’   Addes Says Five Million Should Be Raised to Fight Act

Beer. Vine Bills Come Up Tonight   Cherry Warns Against Upset Of State Budget

Ike Practically Eliminates Self as a Candidate   Wants No Part Of Politics, But League Says It Will Draft Him

NO POLITIC, IKE DECLARES   General Says He Had N« Knowledge Of Clubs; Stand Unchanged

Gen. Eisenhower Doesn’t Know ‘Draft’ Group   General Says Again ‘I Don’t Want Anything To Do With Politics’

GROUP TO CONTINUE CAMPAIGN General Eisenhower Discounts ~ Presidential Boom. Movement

FIVE KILLED IN ‘CRASH LANDING   Training Flight Craft Is Wrecked in East

5 ARE KILLED IN PLANE WRECK   TWA Airliner Crashes While Making Landing

Five Die In Crash Of TWA Airliner   Plane Was Coming in From Training Flight---Inspector From CAA Killed

FIVE PERISH IN TVA PLANE CRASH   HUGE CONSTELLATION SHIP BURNS AFTER MISSING RUNWAY

All Aboard Lost As Huge Airliner Crashes In Flames During Test Run

5 Die In TWA Liner Crash   On Pilot Training Flight; Overshot  Runwaov.

FIGHTING HAS CEASED   Paraguayan Government Reports  Civil War Leaders Had Fled

Eisler Convicted of Passport Fraud and Faces 5 Years   Communist Representa. tive Guilty Of Seconc Offense In U.S.

NUMBER 1 COMMUNIST CONVICTED OF FRAUD   Gerhart Eisler. 52, Guilty Of Passport Fraud; Is Already Un der Sentence

High Court Rules Three Will Die   No Error Found In Trials Of Three Negroes

US. Indicts Nat'l Realty Association   Conspiracy in Restraint of Trede Charged by Jurors

Capital Realtors Indicted   U.S. Jury Charges Plot in Washington to Restrain Trade

Real Estate Boards . Named in Indictments   Twe Graups Indicted on Anti-trust Violations tae ttechinnwaenn Tee

U.S. Grand Jury Indicts — 2 Real Estate Boards for Anti-Trust Law Violation

REAL ESTATE BOARDS UNDER INDICTMENT:   National And District Of Colum. hia Organisaiiens Alss Face Civil Action

Real Estate Associations  Are Indicted  Trade Restraint  Charge Lodged

INDICTLEADERS OF REAL ESTATE NATIONAL BOARD  CHARGE CONSPIRACY  TO RESTRAIN TRADE IN HOLISING FIELD

Jury Indicts Real Estate Board As Trust   . Clark Announces Federal Grand Jury’s. Action

Anti-Trust Suit Names Reaitors   Indictment Announces By U. S. Atty. Clark

Suit Hits Housing Field Rate-Fixing   National Association of Real Estate Boards Accused in Conspiracy Count

U.S. Grand Jury Indicts National Real Estate Group on Fee Charges

Stolen Food Big Problem   U. S., Russia Contest German. Black. Market

STATE ACQUIRE LAND   Sherwood Is Negotiating for Transfer of Scioto OrdNance Plant Area.

America Cancels  Debt And Gives Italians 23 Ships   " U. S. Forgives Billion Dollar Debit To Aid Italy In Fight Against Communism; V-J Day Aheance Of Paseo fc Natad

Uncle Sam Wipes Debt OffTheBooks   Contributes 23 Ships Also In Order to Bolster Italy's Shaky Economy

US. Cancels Billior Of Italy's Debt, Gives Back Ships  Move Aimed to Bolster Totte ering Economy Against Communism

Italy's Economy Is Bolstered by American Moves   Southern European Nation Gets Ships, Debi Cancellation

U.S. Cancels Billion Dollar Italian Debt   Move Aimed to Strengthen Nation’s Hand Against Greiavnted

U.S. Bolsters Italy's Hand; cancels Debt   Truman Notes Absence Of Peace On V-J Day

Cancel Billion Debt for ttaly to Aid Economy   U.S. Also Turns Over 25 Ships To Them On Vd Anniversary

ITALY 1S GIVEN BOOST BY U.S.A,   Billion In Debts Wiped Off Slate; 23 Ships Turned Over

U. S. Cancels Billion of Italian Debt  Also Gives 23 Ship:   Also Gives 23 Ships - In Move To Bolster Country’s Economy

Italian Debt Cancelled  _Traman Says No Special Session   Of Congress Planned For Relief

23 Ships Also Go to Bolster  Shaky Economy   Restoration Agreement Signed in Obvious & Anti-Communist Mové

NATION GIVES UP CLAIMS 10 RELIEF COSTS   Action Believed Move To Check Hand Of  Communists

11 Are Arrested Following Wave Of Forest Fires  Texas Timberland   Texas Timberland Blazes Charred Over 30,000 Acres

SINGER FRANKIE ~ FELLS WRITER   New York Mirror Columnist Files Charges After Tilt on Nrtery Steps

 Eeeeeceeeeceeeek! Frankie Sinatra Floors Writer ‘With One Punch

SINATRA ACCUSED OF STRIKING NEW YORK MIRROR’S COLUMNIST   CROONER REPORTED TO HAVE MADE ATTACK AS RESULT OF LUCIANO REFERENCE

Bobby Soxers’ Idol Insulted “So  Let Him Have it” Frank Sinatra Socks New York Columnist For One-Punch Knockdown In Swanky Nightclub

Sinatra Loses Temper Over Insult,  Floors Columnist With One Punch

—— ee  (Crooner  Frank Sinatra Floors Columnist, Writer Says Singer's Friends Held Him

SINATRA FELLS WRITER WITH ONE BLOW   “Slugger” Frankie Pokes N, Y. Mirror’s Lee Mortimer

Boy and Girl Electrocuted In Car Crash   Automobile Occupied by Iilinois Youths Crashes into High Tension Utility Pole

Rail System In France Beset By  Near Paralysis   Million and Half Made Idle In France By Spreading Strikes   PREMIER ASSERTS INTIMIDATION USED

Air-Ground Search For Fliers Now Centered in Belts  York-Nelson District Under Scrutiny For Missing Airmen

Bill Asks Dewey To Protect Rights Within Colleges   Permanent. Group May “Be” Named to Guard “Against Unfair  Sk eaatment

College Racial Discrimination Bill Among Many Dropped in State Legislative Hopper Opening Day

Bill in. Legislature Calls for ~. Bar to Discrimination in Colleges

Transcriptions of Alleged Traitor's Broadcasts Figure in Chandler Trial   Youngest Daughter Fiurries to Boston - To Comfort Father in Court Ordeal

Chandler On Trial  Qn Treason Charge   Youngest Daughter Goes To Boston To Be At Side Of Accused Father

Solution Likely In Dutch Fight   Will Make Offer To Indonesia Sometime Today

“IMPORTANT” DUTCH STATEMENT EXPECTED   U.N, Security Council To Hea: Van Kleffens At Session x This Afternoon

Dutch Hint Important Statement  Delegate To Be First Speaker At U.N. Council

Holland Plans “An Important Messaae’   Dr. Kleffens to  Speak Before UN Cagisthy Cann

GOP Leaders Say Race Narrows to  Dewey and Taf   Governor's Friends Say Contest for Nomination  Will Be There

ue aw OES  m.- Darn Martrast  BEHIN = *THE/N:       FACH WAGE INCREASE BRINGS HIGHER PRICES

Mrs. Ingalls Hurls ‘Stalin’ At Attorney    Accused Enslaver of Maid Apologizes to Court After Outburst

STOR  10 CONTINUE ; OVER NATION   NEW COLD WAVE 18 REPORTED OVING-INTO-MIDWEST——  TORNADOES . IN * ~ THE SOUTH

HDEAD AND HUNDREDS NIURED   Southern Tornadoes Add to Toll of Life and. Property

COLD WAVE MOVES INTO MIDDLEWEST   Property Damage Is Estimated At Thousands

Twenty-Five Are Reported Dead In Storms In Nation   Midwest And South Report Toll As Result Of Variety Of Storms   MILWAUKEE IS BLIZZARD CENTER

Count 25 Dead In Storm Path Across Nation   New Cold Wave Due, Milwaukee’s 17-Inch Snow Worst in Annals

Colleagues Charge GOP Leader with Trying to “Dictate” State Spending

FARMER FOUND KILLED IN BED   Hired Hand Hunted For Questioning In White Cloud Shooting

Rep. lab Criticizes Of Coopera                   te      ey 5 om      Urge Logisletee For Health lncuceies

Coordinate Army-Navy Advocated   “Utter Lack of Coordina tion’’ Criticized by Repub lican House Leader

Appropriation  e for Navy Brings Debate   Committee Chairman Says Congress Must Force Co-ordination

dongress May Cosvbliate ArmedF orees   Tabor Calls. I For Action Unless Services Do It Themselves

Karachi ls Next  Solo World Hop   Third of Trip Over; Average Speed Since Start Is 350 Miles Qdam ina

CURBING LORDS IS ASKED BY KING’S TALK   Parliament Hears Laborites Seek Power To Qust Old Veto

Laborites Ready Curbs on Lords, Parliament Told   ‘Will Also Nationalize Gas Industry, King Says in Traditional Speech   MODERATES YIELD TO LEFT WING BLOC   Address Does Not Disclose Plans for Destroying Conservatives’ Power

BULLETIN   Parliament Opens Amid Dark Days   Labor Group Plans To Nationalize Large Industry

King Convenes New Parliament  Labor Sev vernment Tm Basa w Lmssoks

King George Opens Parliament, Says Government Plans to Curb Remaining Powers of Lords

FILIPINOS TEST UJ. $. DEMOCRACY   Roxas Says World Watching Manila Government

UNITED STATES ADDRESSED RUSSIAN PEOPLE   Said “Full Harmony” Exists In This Country Bétween Gov. and 48 States.   IN THEIR OWN LANGUAGE   A 2,000 Word Dissertation on States Rights; Gave World News.

U. $. Broadeasts To Russia  Tells Soviet People   Tells Soviet People That Full Harmony  Exists Between Peoples

RUSSIANS GET FIRST PROGRAM   ‘Voice of America’ Beamed Over ‘iron Curtain’ 

U.S. Assures Russia Unity Prevails Here   State Department Beams Broadcast To Soviet People In Own Language

U.S. BROADCASTING TO RUSSIA IN TRY TO PIERCE CURTAIN   Broadcast Contends Full Har mony Exists in U. S.; Pure - Truth to Be Given

Voice of U.S. Beamed at Red:  Daily Broadcosts To Hurdle ‘Curtain’ With Truthful News

 ‘Voice of America’ Speaks  U. S. Begins Newscast Effort To Break Soviet ‘iron Curtain

Voice of America Tells Russians Of Things in U.S.  Soviet Language Radic _ Programs Designed to Pehetrate [ron Curtair

VOICE OF AMERICA  First Broadcast To Russia Aired By State Department

Broadcasts To Russia Start   Soviets: Told Complete Harmony. Prevails In The United States.

Voice of America Beamed to Russia  Effort Being Made to Pierce "Iron Curtain”

U.S. Sends First Radio Program  For Russians, in Their Lanquaace

It Is Estimated They Will Pay on Record Gross Receipts $23,500,000,000

Parents Are Charged With Child Neglect   Daughter Locked In Filthy mick Coop, Police Cny

Arab Delegation Loses Motion Before Steering Committee Wednesday

RRC PCCLION DAPecieu  TOO  Arabs Prepare To Push Quest For Holy Land Debate In UN   States Are Expected To Ask Floor Action After Initial Setback

Petrillo to Ban Network Music   Czar Testifies Union Will Bar Record Moking, Too; Let Broadcasters Bring Live Talent Into Local Studios, Probers Told

PETRILLO PLANS FIGHT NETWORKS   TELLS CONGRESSMEN UNION MAY HANDLE Att RECORDINGS

‘Petrillo. Announces gMusic Ban   Says Union Will Bar Members From Taki  - Part in Net Airekae May Make Records

Petrillo io Call Union Musicians Off Networks   Will Also Bar Members From Making Recards When Contracts Expire

AIR NETWORK MUSIC BAN IS THREATENED   Petrillo Tells House Group His Union May End Recording Broadcasts When Contracts Expire This Year. *

Petrillo May Ban Music on  Radio Chains   Also. Intends to Let Recording Contract Expire at End of Yea

MUSICIANS MAY BAN NETWORKS   Petrillo Indicates Union Study. ing Plan To Stop Large Scale Music Programs.

Studying New Policy, Czar Tells Probers   May Act When Present Contracts Expire, ~ House Group Told

May Ban Radio’s Network Music   Union Chief Says Contract Is Not Satisfactory

Petrillo Says AFM May Seek  Broadeast Ban    Indicates 4 Present Intention’? To Let Radio Net work Contracts Die

KEARNS ASSAILS JC. PETRILLOAS UNION DICTATOR   Says Musicians’ Chief Has Limited Freedom Of Re asian Educatian

Union Seeks To Ban Broadcasts  Petrillo Ma Make  Own Records, Word

Union Studies Plan To Make Own Records   Many Musicians To Be Jobless, Music Chieftain Declares

THREAT MADE BY PETRILLO   Musicians’ Head Considers ‘Policy Against Chain Broadcasts’

Czar Petrillo Turns. His Autocratic Thumb Down On Any More Radio Network Broadcasts

Music Czar Called Before House Group   Rep. Kearns Says Petrillo Blocks Economic Security

Ban On Musie Broadcasts Is  Petrillo Plan   Head Of Union Intends To Permit All Recording Contracts To Expire At End Of This Year

‘Chain’ Music Ban in View   Petrillo Studying Drastic Radio Sten

BMinisters. Clese Doors in Debate On German Issue  Failure to Resolve Dispute Revealed After Secret Talk

AIG 4 SILENT ON RESULT OF crParT MEET   Simple Announcement Says Reparations Problem ~ Still Unsolved.

Secrecy Lid Clamped on At Moscow   Resort to Terse Official Communique Saying No  Decision Reached

Big Four Silent Concerning Day s Work in Moscow   Tight Lid of Secrecy Clamped Down on Newest Discussions

Big Four Hold Secret Meeting; No Agreement   Reparations Problem Unsolved, Announces Terse Communique

Extraordinary Lid of Secrecy Clamped On Deliberations of Moscow Meetings

Big 4 Clamps Lid of Secrecy on Session  After Failure to Solve Reich Reparations

COUNCIL CLAMPS LID OF SECRECY ON ACTIVITIES   Foreign Ministers Fail To Solve Cermnan Ranarations

Big Four Admits Failure to Solve  Reparations Issue   Stalemate Still Exists De spite Secret Conference OF Ministers   CLAMP STRICT BAN ON NEWS COVERAGE   Reporters Given Only Brief Official Communique On Deliberations

Big 4 Admits Failure on Reparations   Foreign Ministers  Bar F urther News  M.2" Te _

Clamp Lid Of Secrety On Moscow   Tersely Anndfifice  Failure to e  German Reparation Problem at Meeting

Big Four in Deadlock on Reparations   Moscow Conference is Cloaked in Utmost Secrecy for First Time Since 1945.

Cypher Reports   C.P.& L. Spends 24 Millions To Meet Future Power Demands

POLICE OFFICER HURT   Thrown From Auto While Chasing Two Burlingten Youths

FINN PREMIER RESIGNS TODAY   Believe Economic Disputes Lead to Resignation

Finland ‘Reports Pekkala Cabinet Resigns Today   Postwar Econoiie Strife Said Cause Of Purely Domestic ~Upheaval

RUSSIAN CROPS AID IN “BATTLE OF BARNS”   Soviet Has Neither Food Shortages Nor Hirh Prices

Reece Lauds GOP Victory   Public Appraisal of Work of Congress He Says

Stalemate Is Before UN Assembly      Balkan Question And Russ Vetoes Placed Before It

America Lays Balkan Issue Before Session   Marshall Hopes to Force Assembly to Guard World Peace

Red Speech Is Intended As Pep Talk   Molotov Statements On : Atomic Bomb Beamed to Boost Morale Of Communists; Says ‘Unity’ Possible

Molotov’s Address Seems to Be Designed for Pep Talk .to His Communists

HOLD YOUTHS IN FATAL STABBING   MURDER CHARGE TO BE FILED IN DEATH. OF BASKETBALL STAR

iKin of War Dead j Asked to Await }Government Inquiry  RETURN OF REMAINS TO START IN AUGUST

FILE CHARGE IN BUS-TRUCK MIX   1 Killed and 16 Hurt in Wreck Near-Atlantic

Soldier Killed; 16 Hurt as Bus, Truck Collide   Vehicles Sideswipe East Of Atlantic, 2 From Guthrie Center Injured

Move to Settle Balkan Issue Hits New Snag  France Would Bar Big Powers From Commission

Move to Settle Balkan Issue Hits New Snag  France Would Bar Big Powers  al aaa ea IME ae la

Bill Providing Financial, Army _ Aid to Nations   Turkey Included in Move To Stiffen Fight On  Communism

Senate Passes Greek-Turkish Aid Bill, 67-235   Measure Empowers President Truman To Lend Military Assistance To Both Countries If Needed To Combat Communists

Senate Passes Truman Aid Procram   Bill Which Provides Military Help . Now Goes to House

Senate Passes Plan to Help Greeks, Turks   Truman Program of 4-Hundred  Million Dollars Voted by 67-23   2 Separate Missions Would Administer Money and Furnish Military Equipment and Instruction to Native Soldiers

Momentous New Departure in U. §, Foreign Policy  Opponents Hit Truman   Opponents Hit Trumar Plan as One to Kill Off United Nations

Senate Votes For Truman Aid Program By 67 to 23  First Downs Move To Delete Power To Send Military  NA? ta ER D .¥}_ ....

Maneuver To Kill Military Help Failure   White And Brewster Among 67 Favoring Measure; 23 Opposed Assail Plan As One To Invite  Red Retaliation, Bankrupt U. S.

MEASURE PASSED, 60-23, AND NOW GAES TO HOUSE   ‘Opponents Charge Plan Will   Destroy United Nations and Invite Retaliation  by Russia,   A NEW DEPARTURE IN FOREIGN POLICY   Under Bill Fourth of Entire Fund Will Go to Moderaize and Maintain Turkish Army.

Military Missions left... ~ In $40,000,000 Aid Bill ~ Sent to House for Debate

Funds For Greece and Turkey To Oppose Reds Anoroved By 67 To 23   Limited Military Assistance Included In Measure, Voted Upon Favorably Aftér Five Hours Of Torrid Debate

TO ALTER BILL BEATEN DOWN   Funds Are Intended To Help Nations Fight Off Communism

BILL APPROVED BY 67-23 AFTER SHARP DEBATE   Johnson’s Effort to Limit  Military Assistance Fails ——_annant Alth Anunrayval

Measure Now Goes To House  Move To Bar Military Missions Defeated

Measure to Aid Greece, Turkey Is Passed by Senate  Bill Now Goes to House; Approval Is

FUND GRANTED TO HELP HALT RED INTRUSION   LIMITED MILITARY ASSISTANCE BY U.S. INCLUDED

Senate Votes Funds to Help Greeks, Turks   Bill Passes, 67 to 23. And Goes to House: Amendment Defeated

House For eign Policy Committee Has Approved Similar Bill To Stiffen Them Against Communism.

GREEK - TURKISH AID PROGRAM PASSES SENATE   ‘Provides Financial And  Limited Military  ' Assistance   MEASURE SENT TO HOUSE FOR ACTION

Assembly Passes  Pension Proposal Would Establish Statewide Plan

House Concurs On Pension Bil   To Consolidate State Employes System

Chairman Taber Brands President’s Program As “Poorlvw Conceived”

Emergency Aid ‘Bill Is Signed   France, Italy and Anstriz To Get $522.000.000

Truman Signs Emergency Aid Bill to Europe   State Dept. to Speed Financial Help to France, Italy, Austria

Hollywood Flier Again Victor   Flies From Van Nuys to Cleveland in 4 Hours, 26 Minutes: Marain Close

Giant Airliner Survives Flight Thru Hurricane   Forty Persons, 36 Of Them Passengers, Ride Through ‘Eye’ Of Florida Storm; Seven Pass Out Cold From Sheer Fright

Passengers Aboard Airliner Have Harrowing Experience As Plane Passes Through Tropical Storm

">"  eae ee  36 PASSENGERS GET WILD RIDE AS PLANE FINDS HURRICANE WITHOUT SEEKING IT

See Legislative Battle on Changes Urged in Governor Blue’s Inaugural

Crowd Of 150,000 Expected To See Folsom Inaugurated As  Governor Of Alabama Monday

‘Friend Of The Common People’ Will Be Sworn In At Noon   Everyone Invited To Join In Fete   Housing Accommodations, Even In Private Homes Are At A Premium

Austrian T reaty Prospects Fade   Marshall, Molotov Arrange Friday Luncheor for Discussion of Growing Differences.

Molotov To Meet Marshall Friday  Invites U. S. Envoy To Luncheon Parley

Molotov Calls Marshall In; Hopes Raised   Big Four Air Clears—New Frenck Plan Pends

Marshall To Be Guest Of Molotov   American Accepts Invitation To Luncheon Friday At Big Four Meeting

Molofov And Marshall Set Private Meet  - Chance Given For ivect n; :  seruceion

JVussian ‘And U.S. Officials To Talk   Marshall Accepts Invitation From Molotov

Completion Of Austrian Pact Doubtfu   Discount Chances Of Big Four Treaty Agreement

Marshall Accepts Molotov Invite To Lunch Friday   Meeting Will Provide Chance for Discussion Of Soviet-U. S. Problems

Marshall to See Molotov   U.S. Secretary of State Accepts Invite To Luncheon Friday

Marshall Has Dinner Invitation. From Molotov; To Discuss Problems

—-LUNCHEON SET FOR FRIDAY— Molotov’s Invitation  Accepted By Marshall

Molotov Invites Marshall To Have Friday Luncheon   Will Afford Pair Their First Opportunity to Talk Things Over Since Moscow Meet This Year

Marshall to See Molotov Friday  Accepts Invitation of Russion Minister  To Luncheon

Marshall To Dine With Molotov  Importance Attached To Luncheon Friday

MARSHALL WINS ‘LUNCHEON DATE?   Will Meet With Molotov Or Friday For Discussion

MARSHALL 10 MEET MOLOTOV   Lunch To Afford: First. Op. portunity For Direct Talk

NO TREATY ON  AUSTRIA SEEN   Diplomats Say They Find No Basis For Big Four Pact   U. S. S. R. REJECT PLAN

Molotov Will Meet on Friday  Will! Discuss Issues  At Scheduled Lunch

Marshall to Have Private Talk With Molotov  Direct Discussion Of Differences To Come at Lunch

MOLOTOV T0 MEET FRIDAY   American Secretary Accepts Invitation to Lunch, Apparently Anxious for Private Talk With Soviet Envoy.

Senators Hear About Shortage   Kaiser Listens as Union Man Urges U. S. to Step Into Production Picture

USW Asks More Steel Capacity   etd Gatien A  Research Director Favors Government Plants if Industry  Rerects Exnancion -

Public School Busses Can’t Haul Private Pupils   Ruling Against Parochial Students Affirmed By lowa Suvoreme Court.

Court Ruling Is Announced In Bus Case   May Not Carry Parochial Pupils, Ayrshire District Is Informed

Rural Children Are Affected   No Constitutional Issue Involved in Silver Lake School’s Petition

Thousands Of Rural Chil dre ren      No Constitutional 5 '     School’s Petition 7

PAROCHIALS HIT BY STATE HIGH COURT DECISION   Rule Vehicles Can Be Used Only to Transport Public School Students

COURT RULES FOR LIMITED TRAVEL COSTS   Only Public School Children Eligible For State Aid

High Court Rules Against Private Schools on Matter   Test Case Brought By Silver Lake School District

Judge vs. Banana Peddler Question and Answer Cantest Ends in Draw

RECOMMEND A NEW STATE BOYS’ TRAINING SCHOOL   ‘Would Be Erected Away from Boonville at Cost of $2,760,000,   PROBLEM IS STUDIED   State Training School Asks That the Present School Be Abandoned.

Propose New State Training School for Boys   Sencte Group Asks $2,760,000 Project— Away From Boonville

CLAIM EISLER ~ HELD AS SPY   FB! REPORTS ALLEGED HEAD OF REDS IN U. 8S. WAS IN ‘ FRENCH PRISON

21 Killed as Tornado Tears Through Missouri-Arkansas; iTwo Towns Blasted by Winds

Roaring Winds Leave 3 Small Towns In Ruins   Sight Of Black Funnel Warns Many Residents

Twisters Kill 21, Injure 71 In Two State:   Missouri, Arkansas Villages Hit Hard; Towa Town Damaged

20 DEAD, 99 HURT AS TORNADO RUINS TOWN IN MISSGUR   Worth Almost Destroyed, Bright. Water, Ark., also Feels Fury of Strong Twister.   TEACHER’S ACTION PROTECTS PUPILS

21 Killed as Tornado Hits Iwo States  3 Persons Dead, 59 He it by Twister At Warth. Missouri

Missouri,  Arkansas Are Hit By Tornado   Worth, Mo. Hardest Hit; 20 Killed and Many Injured in the Two-State Section

Roaring Winds Leave 3 Small Towns In Ruins  Sight Of Black Funnel Uy. gg  _ PF... ? J oud

Twenty Are Killed, Seventy-one Persons Injured .  HITS TWO STATES  Hatie. Civic B Buildings And Stores Are Deaatraved :

TORNADO, HIGH WINDS KILL 24 IN TWO STATES  M nwmaenttertstaAe In Mic.   Communities In. Missouri and Arkansas Suffer Disaster In Sudden Storms.

TWISTER KILLS 21 IN MIDWEST HITS UPSTATE   Worth, Mo. Struck; Three North Illinois Counties : Feel Big Blow

Arkansas. Missouri ‘Towns Hit   Seventy Injured By Sudden Wind In Plains Country

21 DEAD AS STORM HITS THREE TOWNS   Mabank Sniffers Damage From Twister

TORNADOES KILL 24 ihe THREE TOWNS   13 Killed, 59 Hurt at Worth, Missouri

Thirteen Die In Missouri   Other Tornado Deaths Reported in Arkansasj Death-Dealing Winds Roar Through Three Communities Levelling. Homes and Buildinas.

AKES BRUNT OF WOOPING WIND   -readed School Teacher Saves Lives of Her Dozen Pupils

Tornadoes Sweep Through Arkansas And Missouri   Athens, Texas, Suffers Damage To Property

Small Missouri Village Suffers Worst in Storm   Texas Communities, Arkansas and lowa Are Slashed by Winds

Telephone Company To Ask Rates Raise   Will File Petition With State Corporation Commissian Wihich Wilk Moke Study of Conditions Béfare Rutieg

Southwestern Bell To File Increase on Account of Higher Costs of: Service

ities Sag After President's Inflation Blast   Administration Claims Firs Round Victory in Battling High Prices   BROAD LEGISLATION NEEDED, HE FEELS  ¢   : Republican Reaction to Truman’s Address Is Cautious, But Chilly

Truman Forces Claiming Victory For First Round   President Outlines Plans For Congress

President Wins First Round in War on Inflation   Commodity Markets React to Drive to Lower Living Costs

Truman Call Hits Market   Commodities Down Or Announcement of Special Session

Produce And Grain Prices Shaw Daclina   Prastdent Proposes Program to Bring Cost nf Living into Line With Poyple’s Incomes.

U.S. MARKETS SAG FOLLOWING TRUMAN SPEECH   President Demands Congress Combat Inflation and High Prices.

President Will Present Plan to  Fight Inflation   Spending Program May Cost Billion; Republicans Cool, Cautious So Far

PRESIDENT SETS TWO-ISSUE GOAL IN RADIO TALK   Foreign Aid Plans Part Of Agenda To Face Special Congress Meeting

Government Claims First Round When Prices Sag   Admistration to Propose Program for Dealing With High Costs of Living

Special Session Plans Lack Specific Methods For Meeting Situation   Republicans Cool And Cautious In Reaction To Radio Talk; May Insist On Cut In Tax Rate As Price For Support.

GOP Complains Truman Made No Specific Plans For War On High Prices

Commodity Markets Sag After Truman's Address   { Republicans Hit Lack of Specific Recommendations : In President’s Price War Demand

Truman Demands Congress Battle High Prices   Commodity Prices Already Sagging ~ After His Speech

President's Talk  Scored as Vague  By Republicans Concrete Proposals  Would Have Helped te Wisw Evacaces:

@ PAUL MALLON—  Women Go to Work, Get Things Done in Own Communities

etme ewer  Women Go to. Work, Get Things Done in Own Communities. -

Denies He Has Cured Anybody) But His Little Black Box Continues to Draw Thousands

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  A Little Black Box Attracts Thousands Of Health Seekers

Thousands Flock to Take “Cure” From Man ‘Who Denies He’s a Healer

NEARLY HOME AGAIN Flivver Fliers Reach Alaska On Leisurely World Girdling

PROBE PAROLES OF CAPONE MOB   SEEK AIR EVIDENCE GIVEN TO WARRANT RELEASE OF GANG

LOAN CONTROL PROPOSAL WAS - TURNED DOWN   RUSSIAN MOTION THAT UN SUPERVISE AMERICAN LOAN TO GREECE.1S  : : DEFEATED.

Long-Range Farm  Program Forming Plan Tailored To Ease Worvies   Plan Tailored To Ease Worries On All Fronts About Hich Prices

CONGRESS TO GET NEW FARM PLAN   Aiken Says Program To Ease Foad Costs

Long Range Farm Program Readied For Law-Makers   Scarcity of Foods Said to Be Basis for New Action in Congress

Truman’s Official Family Splits Over Portal Pay Bill  Senate Would Make   Senate Would Make Unions Liable in Two  Kinds of Strikes

Substitute Labor Bill Offered by  Democrats   Senate Amendment To Labor Measure Seeks To Prevent Union Bovecotts

DEMOCRATS OFFER SUBSTITUTE LABOR BILL IN SENATE   Action Leads to Bitter Wrangle With Republicans— Measure Said to Meet Truman’s Suggestions.   CABINET REPORTED SPLIT ON PORTAL PAY   se Members Divided on Whether President Should Approve or Veto Measure Qutlawing Suits.

An Entirely New Labor Bill Now Before Senate   Bitter Scrap Develops as 11 Democrats Put in a Substitute

UNION CURBING BILL REVAMPED   Complete Substitute Measure Framed By Democrats

Stormy Senate Session  Gets. New. Labor: Bill.  “Wh Democrats Introduce. Complete - Substitute For Debated Measure.

Senate Makes Unions Liable For Boycotts   President Undecided On Signing Anti-Portal Pay Biff i

Rift in Truman Office Family Is Possibility   Anti-Portal Pay Bill Saic : To Be Causing Trouble

SENATE ADOPTS AMENDMENT TO LABOR MEASURE   Would Make Unioes Liable For Damages In Jurisdictieual Strikes   ANTI-PORTAL PAY BILL BEFORE TRUMAN

DEMOS SPONSOR SUBSTITUTE FOR LABOR MEASURE   11 Senators Claim New Proposal Meets Triman’e Viewnoints

Demos Block Final Action On Curbs  Showdown On Labor Legislation Delayed

BOYCOTTING UNIONS ARE HELD LIABLE   Laber Is to Face Damages in Some  Of Their Strikes

Senate Votes L nions Liable For Boveotts   Two Moves to Allow Employers to Seek Injunctions Defeated

VOTE TO HOLD UNIONS LIABLE   Senate Votes Union Groups Liable for Damages In Certain Disputes

Senate Gets Substitute For Labor Measure   Senators Write , Damage Liability Into Labor Bill

Administration Splits On Whether To Sign Or Veto Anti-Portal Bill   Senate Votes To Make Unions Liable For Damages From Jurisdictional Strikes And

Deer Hunting Holiday of St. Louis Executives [ends in Tragedy Friday

Plane Crash Kills  Two Deer Hunters   4 States Set Up Road Blocks To Trap Killer of Doctor, 47

KILLED IN CRASH OF LIGHT PLANE   TWO ST, LOUIS MEN GOING DEER HUNTING IN UPPER MICHIGAN

Plane Crashed in Michigan   Annual Deer Hunting Holiday for Two St. Leuisans Ends Tragically.

Staples Lead Prices In Continuing Rise   Meat, Butter, Milk and Bread Head Parade Toward New Highs for Foods— 14 P.C. Jump in Year, Bureau Reports

Survey Shows Staples Lead In Spiraling   Meat, Butter, Bread And Milk Hitting High Marks; Buyers’ Revolt Is Best Hope.

SURVEY SHOWS STEADY BOOSTS IN FOOD PRICES   Meat, Butter, Bread Leading the Spiral Upward

FOOD PRICES JUMP UPWARD IN NATION, SURVEY DISCLOSES   LC limbing Spiral in U.S. Is Shown in Stady Made by  United Press; Pattern  Is Consistent.   GRAIN INCREASE REPORTED TODAY

Housewives Of Nation Facing Gloomy Future  Thay Are Dinninn   They Are Digging Deeper In Purses To Feed Families.

Eaod Prices Going Higher:   es Have Not Yet Been Reached; Meat, Butter, Milk And Bread Lead  ‘cations Are That Peak Pric “uw ss noener Into Family Purse: Food Prices 14 Per Cent Akave Year Ago.  ee ee ee, Pee

Bureau Sees No Relief In  Near Future   Dairy Products, Meat, Bread Set Pace In Spiral

CostsBoom After End  of Controls   Staples Lead Steady Climb in Past Year; Family Budget Hit

Nothing But Gloom Facing Food Buyers   PRICES CONTINUE TO ZOOM T'PWARD ON MARKETS

Meat, Butter, Milk and Bread Prices Lead Steady Climb in Costs of Food

Prices Booming Upward :   National Survey Reveals Steady Increases Since Price Decantrol

‘Gloomy Days Face Homes’ Food Budgets   Peak Not Reached By Soaring Prices; $1 Butter Forecast

Survey Shows Food Prices  Still Climbing   National Study Reports Peak Not Yet Reached. Short Corn Crop Given As Factor

National Security and War Council Provided in Bil  Co-ordination of All   Co-ordination of All Defense Branches Is Planned

Senate Passes Unification Bilt   House Leaders Await Committee Action

Kepner Named In Charge Of Atom Weanons   Miami County -3qi@rer  yWiht Work in Co-Operation With Atomic Enecgy Committee.

PRICE OF MILK JUMP FOR JULY   27-Cent Per Hundredweight Hike Reverses Trend Of Recent Months

Officials Of City Act To Protect Its Inhabitants    Record 25.8 Inch Fall Completely Disrupts Transportation Facilities: Call On Red Cross

All Transportation Facilities Disrupted  By Record Snowfall   Blocked Streets Imperil Deliveries of Fuel and Food ; At keast 35 Persons ‘Lose Lives in Storm Belt Extending from New England to Washington, D, C.

26-Inch Fall Paralyzes City, Causing Food and Fuel Crisis; 41 Dead in Eastern Storm Belt

Trains and Bus Lines Stalled: Streets Silent   Storm Surpasses Big 1888 Blizzard; Fuel and Fire Emergency

New York Baried In a 2-Foot. Snow   Streets Have Only Stallec Cars Whose Owners Have Left to Hunt Shelter   TRANSPORT AT A HALT   Mayor Cuts California Holiday Short to Attend Emergency Meeting

Transportation Virtually Halted While Thousands Of Workmen Dig Out: Cost Of Work To Exceed Year's Budget

Storm Surpasses. That of °88 as Far as Depth; O'Dwyer Is on Way East ; 36 Persons Die. _  Death Toll in Path. ‘of Snow Finds 12: Jersey Victims

Metropolis Put On Emergency Basis In Wake Of 25.8Inch Blanketing During Surprise Storm—At Least 35 Lives Lost In Seaboard Area Hit By PostChristmas Disturbance — Transportation Service Seriously Disrupted

NEW YORK IS GHOST TOWN’ AS 35.8-INCH SNOW DROPS. . RECORD MANTLE OF WHITE

51 Known Dead In Storm Belt   Thousands Work To Restore Transportation Facilities And Insure Food, Fuel Delivery

Transportation Completely Upset By Record 25.8 Inch Fall; Other City Services in Emergency Status

25.8 Inches of Snow Recorded; Thousands Of Men, Equipment In Use to Burrow Out

-25 Inch Fall Is Deepest In History   Record Storm Leaves ' City Paralyzed, and Death Toll of at Least 31 in Immediate Area

25.8-Inch Fall Buries City; 35 Die in East   Transit Breaks Down, Thousands Stranded; 8400 on Snow Duty

Emergency Measures Studied For City Crippled By Record 25.8-Inch Blanket

THOUSANDS AT WORK CLEARING CITY’S STREETS   25.8 Inch Fall. Puts Health and Safety of 8 Millions in teonarday.

Home Edition   Storm Paralyzes Gotham,Creating Grave Emergency   More Than 25 Inches of Snow Falls In Less Than 16 Hours; Transportation Tied Up; Business C omes to Standstill

New York  Still Deep # r &  Under Snow   Street, Transport Systems Snarled; At Least 32 Dead In Several States

NEW YORK DIGGING. QUT FROM HEAVY SNOWFALL IN CITY   Top City. Officials Into Emergency Session to Plan Ways.   GREATEST IN HISTORY   More Than 1,400 Pieces of Equipment Being Used Remove Snow.

New York City Buried Under 25.8-In. Snow      Officials Call Emergency Session To Cope With Critical Situation °"

Transportation, Fuel And Food Crisis Mounts Fast   At Least 35 Dead In Atlantic Coast Zone   WLATRIERMARN

Surprise Storm Centering in Metropolitan Area  Leaves Death Toll of 31 in the East.

City Officials in Emergency Session; 25.8 Inch Snow Disrupts Deliveries of Fuel and Food.   AT LEAST 35 ARE KILLED BY STORM

Officials Draft Plans to Restore Vital Services    Thousands of Workers Make Only a Dent in Blockade: 51 Dead

Record Blanket Ties Up  Routine   Health In Danger As City Meets Emergency

35 Dead In Storm Belt; Danger Of Fires, Food Shortage Threaten City

Great City Is Paralyzed  By Snowfall   Crews, With 1,400 Pieces Of Equipment Able to Make Little Headway in Clearing Streets

25.8 Inches Of Snow Set New Record   Surprise Snowstorm Ties Up Transporiation and Causes Many Hardships

New York Digs Out After Record Snow   Move to. Protect Health, Welfare In Snowbound City   A 25:8 Inch Fall Ties Up Traffic Fuel Deliveries: Said To Re- Thrantanea:

N. Y. Digs Out From Worst Snow Storm  In Its History   More Than 1400 Pieces Of Equipment Used To Clear Area

HUNDREDS TOIL ON DRIFTS WITH CITY CRIPPLED   Transportation Is Halted In Worst Storm In History; At Least 35 Dead

Cost of Moving Snow Estimated Near $3 Million  Count 35 Dead in ! Eastern States

Five Million- Ton Cut Is Forecast  Estimates Of Food - For Europe Sliced

4 MILLION TON CUT OVER LAST YEAR IS HELD LIKELY   Cabinet Committee Submits Report on Food Outlook to President.   STATEMENT DUE SOON   Special Session Expected to Hinge on Outcome of Study.

U.S. Able To Supply Europe: With Five Mil lion Tons Less ‘Than Last Year.

LESS U. S. FOOD AVAILABLE FOR EUROPEAN AID   Huge Gap Is Reported Between Supply And Amount Sought

RUSSIA STICKS TO ATOM VETE   No Surrender of Counci  Power, Says Gromyko

Russ Flatly Reject Atom Control Plan   Gromyko Says They'll Never Surrender Veto on Punishment

Infensity Regained By Tropical Storm   Warnings Hoisted As Winds Reach Velocity OF 90

*Miss Perkins, Ohioan Face Ficht For Job Confirmations   Congress, Members Show ‘Hearty Pension Approval

TWO NOMINATIONS SENT TO SENATE FACE OPPOSITION   Confirmation Fights Loom on. Naming of Miss Perkins, TS Baas

Dollar a Pound For Pork Cuts Seen in Offing   Hogs Reach $29.65 At East St. Louis, $30 at Chicago

Atomic Ladling In Control Plan Sought By Russia  ~ Gromyko Wants Atom Quota System Sef Up

RED A-PROPOSAL   Gromyko Calls For Third UN Atomic Convention To Draft Plan

Bradley Questions Autos for Several Amputee Classes   Geneval Says Government Should Give Cars Only to Those Who Will Re Helped

Violence Spreads Across Palestine After United Nations’ Probers Leave   Headquarters Of British Army Division Under Mortar, Small Arms Fire; One Soldier Dead, Four Hurt In Ten Separate Outbreaks

WEATEDCE FOP ESA’      Us Scrounges For Cash To Aid Needy Furopean Nations

U. 5. SPEEDING CASH TO EUROPE   Engages In Feverish Hunt For Money To Send Abroad

2 Americans Are Among 14 Arrested   Jewish Stern Gang Members Held  In Fantnctie Diet

UN Argues Revision Of Machinery   Delegates Wrangle Over Marshall Plan For Drastic Chanaes

U.N. Opens Debate On Marshall Plan To Combat Vetoes   ‘Little Assembly’ Plan One of Major American Pointe

SLASH PREDICTED IN RAW MATERIALS SHIPPED TOEUROPE   Officials Say Action of Congress in Reducing Funds Truman Asked Will Force Cut.   HOPE TO MAINTAIN HEAVY FLOW OF FOOD   Lawmakers May Be Urged tc Restore $75,000,000 Whittled From Bill When They Reconvene.

Revise Winter Program For Aid to Europe   Officials Seek To Maintain Flow of Food

Fund Cut May Limit Shipments   $75 Million Reduction in European Aid Plan Worries Administration

Aid Bill Cut Might Cause Export Drop   Officials Foresee Need of Restudy Of Aid Estimates

FOREIGN LANDS TO TAKE CUTS   Raw Material Shipments to 3 Nations To Be Reduced Under Aid Bill

Expect Sharp Reduction In Shipments   Goal Is To Wait For Action On Marshall Aid Plan.

Where to Find It!   Cut in European Aid Fund Likely To Reduce Shipments of Material

Slash In Aid Funds May Force Change In Plans   Administration Will  Try To Keep European Nations On Even Keel During Interim Period

Flow of Food for Europe Being Planned   Shipments of Raw Materials Must Be Reduced

NEW YORK STATE REVENUE EXCEEDS FIGURES FOR 194   Officials Antici pate Ne  Large-Seale Surplus, However

U.S.in New Move On Disarmament   Belgian Compromise Okayed by Austin wmlo Pacify Gromyko

 U. 5. REPORTEDLY MAKES NEW CONCESSION EASING  DISARMAMENT IMPASSE

Van. Antwerp New Mayor Of Detroit   * Jeffries Beaten for — Re-election; Rogell Ousted from Council

New American Foreign Policy Touches Off Round-The-World Repercussions

 @ SHARP SHOOTING  Local National Guard Unit Wins ; High Honors at Camp

President James Mar! Declares District 2 In Harmony  With Oher Areas.

Four States Hit By High Waters   Mississippi Kiver surges 0 Kecord High Level: Thousands Homeless

Mississippi : Flood Covers Large Region  Water Spills Over  Levees as Stream Pe Sa eee wh Ae

22,000 Homeless From Mississippi Flood But Worst Is Reported Over   Levecs Overflowed, Flooding Farmland To Depth Of Eight Feet In Places: One Iowa Town Completely IJ]nder Water

Mississippi Reaches Crest; 22,240 Persons Homeless  26,000 Acres Inundated, 120,000 More Threatened In Four State Are:

Flood Drives 22,400 From Homes  Mississippi River   Mississippi River Damages Four-State Area

(restReached By Mississippi In Two States   Destructive Flood Leaves 22,240 Homeless In Four States ~

Flood Drives 22,400 From Homes   Mississippi River Damages Four-State Area

Damage Said Soaring In Four States Thousands Homeless In Midwest Floods

WALL STREET. HAS INQUIRY   ELEVATOR BTARTER WHO  __WAS PART-TIME BROKER _  -_CHARGED_WITH_HEAVY__ ‘pg agaeg

America 1s Warned Not fo Neglect Defenses Through Cut In Funds by Gen. Ike in St. Louis; Hits at Overconfidence

WARNING GOES CUT FROM EISENHOWER   Says Defenses Need Attention Rather Than Atomic Bomb

Draft Measure Expires Tonight   Selective Service Will Serve Only As RecordKeeping Agéncy

DRAFT SYSTEM ~ TO END TODAY   Youths To Make Up Own Minds On Whether To Be Soldiers   RECORDS TO BE KEPT

Selective Service Work Ends After Conveying ‘Greetings’ to 10,022,367

Selective Service Ends At Midnight... . Draft Card Is But A Keep-Sake At 12

Draft Service  To Die Tonight   Henceforth, Youth Of Nation Must Make Up Own Minds.

Draft Law Dies Tonight   Will Dismantle Machinery Harling Big Operation

Draft Law Will End   Nation's Youths to Make Up Own Minds About Military Service

Curtain Falls On Draft After 63-Year Stand   From Midnight On, U. S. Youth Will Pick Own Careers

Selective Service Will Go ‘Out of Business at Midnight President ““Greeted”’ 10 Million Men

SOLONS GUNNINC ON LEGISLATIVE ADJOURNMENT   Fur Expected to Fly As Big Push to Clear Desks In May Begins

LEGISLATURE HOPING TO QUITINMAY         But Fur Will’ Fly Over  Financing State

Soviet Union Asks More Data on Marshall’s Plan  Russia Is Interested In Reconstruction Work, Tass Declares

China Relief Campaign Set for May 6 to 26   F. R. Flournoy Reelected Chairman in Charge of Obtaining $1512 Dusitn

(China Relief Campaign Set for May 6 to 24   F.R. Flournoy Reelected Chairman in Charge of Obtainine £1617 A. 2W8.

U.S. MISSION STUDIES CHINA   Presidential Envoy Wedemeyer Scrutinizes National Drive Against Reds

Means Sought For Loosening Communist Hold   Resumption of American Aid Is Possibility

Chinese Military Situation Is Under U. §. Study  Gen, Wedemeyer Will Decide American Policy Toward Orient

Chinese Nationalists Ponder Change Of Policy in War with Communist Forces

Chinese Situation Now Being Checked by U. §.   special Presidential Mission Headed by Gen, Wedemever at Noubkine

AS SPECIAL ENV)   President’s Representative Confers On State Of Civil War

Eye China Problem   Wedemeyer on FactFinding Mission For U. S. Confers With  Chiang and Generals

China’s Military Situation Is Scrutinized by American Envoy   Gen. Wedemeyer Has Survey for Truman;  Parleys Held

CHINA'S MILITARY SITUATION IS UNDER CLOSE SCRUTINY BY AU. S. ENVOY ON FACT-FINDING MISSION

@ PAUL MALLON—   Says Political Totalitarianism Could Happen Here, But Won't

End of Credit Control Feared   U.S. Economists Forecast Ruaced Price Level

Experts Fear Installment Curb Ending  Payments Seen Bolstering Costs

Credit Purchases May Hold Prices  Controls to Expire on Installment Terms

Credit Buying Controls To Be Removed Nov. 1   Federal Economists Fear _ High Prices Will Keep © Up After Curbs On Trade-Are Ended

ITALIAN PREMIER DUEIN U.S: TODAY   CRUCIAL TALKS MAY DECIDE WHETHER COUNTRY GOES LEFT OR RIGHT.

Six Iowa Orphan Boys Aid in Experiment  to Determine Nutritional Value of Rice

Legion Gls, Doughboys In Parade   Line of March To Take 12 Hours To Pass in Review

Monster Legion Parade Fills New York Streets   Thousands March Under Swirling Phone Book Confetti

Ex-Doughnoys, Gls March Up Fifth Avenue   65,000 Veterans Participating in 12-Hour Ceremony

Colorful Units to Be More Than 12 Hours Passing Revi   Sun Smiles at Start but _ Showers May Fall Later  in Day

an Delegates ftend Meet   rmy, Navy, . y, Air Foree Officials Endorse Military Training

Veterans Begin Record March; 65,000 In Line   Eisenhower Urges You  Miliury Training To Protect U. §., Seee No Strife Soon,

Confetti Shower Greets 65,000 in Gigantic March  Exhibition Expected   Exhibition Expected To Take 12 Hours; 750,000 Line Route

Streets Packed  As New York Pays  Tribute to Legion 65,000 Take Part In 12-Hour Parade Over 2'2-Mile Route

erican Legion’s 12-Hour Parade is Thing Today in N. Y   Estmated 65,000 Vets of Two World Wars in  Line of Procession

65,000 PARADE IN LEGION FETE   March Along 39 Blocks To Take About 12 Hours

Ex-Doughhoys, Gls March Together. In Legion Parade  Qyar JEN AAA BP”   Over 750,000 New Yorkers Line Route... 65,000 Legionnaires In Bie Precession

65,000 Marching In Legion Parade   Colorful Units to Be More Than  2 Hours Passing Rev;   CROWDS LINE STREET   Sun Smiles at Start bu Showers May Fall Later  in Day

Legionnaires In  12-Hour Parade   65,000 Marching Up Fiftt Avenue In New York Today. ‘a

65,000-Line Up  Today for Legion Climactic Parade   Sun Smiles at Start -bul Weather Bureau Warns: of. Showers Later. in Day

New Yorkers Pay Tribute to Vets   Gen. Eisenhower Tells Convention He Does  Not See Global War as Immediate Threat.

Thousands Line Route Of Parade   An estimated. 750,000 New  ‘Yorkers on "Hand ‘As 65,000 Legionnaires March Down Sth Ave.

65.000 March In Legion Parade Huge Crowd Cheers  Ex-Doughboys, GIs On Fifth Avenue

Legion Comrade: Parade Up Fifth Avenue Today  Estimate 750,000 atching Event

AMERICAN LEGION, 65,000 STRONG, ON PARADE IN N, Y,   It Was: Estimated 750,000 . Persons Witnessed the Demonstration.   [LASTED TWELVE HOURS   The Parade Was Led by Mayor William O’Dyer Behind Mounted Police Guard.

New York Throngs Paying Tribute To Veterans Of Two Wars At Legion Meet

65,000 March For 39 Blocks   New York City Pays Tribute To Veterans of Two Warld Wars

LEGION OPENS 12-HOUR-LONG PROCESSION   New Yorkers Pay Tumultuous Tribute to 65,000 Veterans of Both World Wars as Parade Moves Down Fifth Avenue.

Legion’s Big Parade Begins   Expected to Last Over 12 Hours on  21, Mile Route

Fifth Avenue Crowd Sees Jaunty Parade Of 65,000 Veterans   Mayor O’Dwyer Leads Legionnaires In Spectacular 12-Hour March; Leaders Voice Preparedness Pleas

Legion Stages Big Parade During Meet   Celebration Keynotes Tribute to Men Who Won Two Wars

LABVEK BILL ABU  Taft-Hartley Bill Compared With Wagner Act By Writer

ABC of Taft-Hartley Bill And. What Led Up to It    Labor to Suffer Heavy Losses If Senate Overrides President's Veto of Measure

Votes to Repeal ‘Nuisance’ Tax Law Predicted but Dewey Velo Expected   Taft Urges Republicans to Take Firm Stand. Against Administration

STATUE IS UNVEILED   Ne Mention Made of Controversy Over Place of Bryan Likeness

‘Free’ India Has Troubles  RR. mn. PB of Rte ee ae   Religious Hatreds Behind Violence

Attacks On Minority Groups Attributed Mainly To Bitter Religious Hatreds

Reds Cut Lines   Marines Used   500 Troops Complete Trip 350 Blocked in Chine

MARINES ESCAPE RAIL LINE BLAST   CHINESE REDS DESTROY VITAL FELPING-LINYU ROUTE AFTER TEOOPS PASS.

Communists Blast Rail Line Used by Marines In Evacuation of China

Communists Blast Chinese Rail Line  Halting Marines  350 Leathernecks Hel Back After Starting Journey Home

Peiping Railroad Blasted by Reds  Line Is Destroyed as Marines Leave

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPHE RS STRIKE AVOIDED   Federal Concitiators Launch New Drive to Settle Phone Dispute

AVERTED; PAY IS INCREASED   Company Grants Employes 5-Cent-an-Hour Wage Increase—Settlement Is.Subject to Union Ratification.

Phone Workers Ready To Give Case To Truman, Congress; WU Pay Hiked

W. U.. WALKOUT AVERTED: WAGE RAISE GIVEN   Phone Workers Prepare Tc Lay Case Before Truman And Conaress

NATIONAL WALKOUT OF W.U. IS AVERTED UNDER TENTATIVE AGREEMENT ANNOUNCED IN N. Y,   Employees Are to Receive Increases of Five  Cents Per Hour and Other Benefits—Telephone Operators Are to Present Their Case to  Truman and Congress—Border Watch Maintainec

PRONE UNIONS TRIKE T0 PRESIDENT   Tentative Agreement Prevents! Proposed Strike of West ern Union Workers ;   CONCILIATORS RESUME NEGOTIATING ISSUES

50,000 Western Union Employes to Receive Five-Cent Hourly Wage Hike, Other Benefits  Case to President     *Phone Workers Hopr to Smoke Out Wage Boost from Bell

PHONE WORKERS MAY TAKE CASE BEFORE TRUMAN   0,000 Western Union Employes Get 5Cent Hourly Raise To Stave Off Nationwide“Tieup;  Phone Strike Goes On, m

Conciliators Trying To End Phone Strike   Tentative Agreement Sets 5 Cent Wage Hike for Western Union Gnerators   Phone Strikers Go To Truman   Memorandum Giving  Their Position in Dis pute Sent to White   House

Employes Accept Cent Hourly Pay Hike, Other Gains   Telephone Workers Plan To Lay Case Before Truman In Bid For Salary Increase

Western Union Walkout Is Averted Today   Renew Efforts To Settle Phone Strike.

Telegraph Strike Averted ‘As Workers Accept Offer 01 Five-Cent Pay Increase   Telephone Unicn Prepares to Lay Case Before President Truman and Congress As Second Week of Strike Nears End

Unions Must Ratify Agreement; Telephone Workers to Lay Case PRofare President and Congress

live Cent Hike Delays Strike Six Months   Telephone Union Plans Appeal to President And Congress Today In A. T.&T. Dispute

WESTERN UNION STRIKE SEI MAY 4 HALTED   Settlement Revealed as Phone Workers Ready Appeal to -Trumar.

Hope Is Expressed For Accord in Steel   Striking Telephone Workers Prepare To Loy Case Before President ond Congress

Tentative Pact Would Give 5-Cent Raise   Telephone Workers Lay Case Before  Lj Leen mE I Sipe eee ie eter

Weather--  Pay Hike of  Five Cents Is Included   Subject to Ratification Phone Union Taking Case to Truman.

Phone Men. Prepare Case For President   Western Union Telegraphers’ Walkout Averted

Avert Wire Strike   Western Union and — Telegraphers Reach  Tentative Agreement; Phone. Case to Trumar

Western Union Strike Averted By 5-Cent Pact   Phone Union Lays Claims before Pres. As Govt. Resumes Talk

‘Phone Workers Will Lay Case Before Truman   Nationwide Walkout Of Telegraph Workers Averted Today

WESTERN UNION AVERTS WALKOUT WITH PAY RAISE  TELEPHONE STRIKERS  TO LAY CASE BEFORE PRESIDENT TRUMAN

Western Union Strike Averted By Agreement; '[Phonemen Plan Appeal

Narrowly Avert New Strike of Western Union Telegraphers   5 Cent Hourly Increase Subject To Ratification

TELEGRAPH C0 SETTLEMENT REACHED   Western Union Workers To Get 5-Cent Hourly Raise   BEIRNE   Says Phone Companies Fail To Put Forth Counteroffer On Wages

—Strike Averted—  W.U. Men Get Hike In Wages   Telephone Workers Take Case To Traman Seeking Settle ment

Western Union Telegraphers’ Strike Averted   Telephone Workers To Lay Case Before Truman, Conaress

U. S. Opens New Drive fo Break Phone Deadlock   Negotiations Resumed With Both Sides in 13-Day Walkout

Coneiliators Tn Drive to End Strike   Walkout of Western Union Telegraphers Averted by Agreement; Accord in Steel Reported

Five Cent Hour Raise Granted To Workers   Telephone Union Ta Take Its Case To Truman, Congress

Avertl.S.-Wide Western Union Work Stoppage   Phone Strike Leader Urges US. ‘Prossure

Telegraph Strike Is Averted; Phone Case to President   N.F.T.W. Chief Plans Memorandum to Be Communicated Tada,

Western Union Strike Averted   Phone Strikers Set To Lay Program Before Truman

Western Union Employes Get dc Pay Raise   Telephone Union Will Take Case To Pres. Truman

Telegraphers Get Pay Hike   NFTW Prepares Brief For Truman, Congress

Western Union Strike Averted By Tentative Plan  Agreement Calls For 5-Cent Raise, Additianal Renefitc

WU Strike Is Averted   Telegraph Company Employes Accept 5-Cent Hourly Raise

NATIONWIDE WALKOUT TELEGRAPHERS "AVERTED AS TELEPHONE WORKERS ‘PLAN TO LAY CASE BEFORE TRUMAN

Raise By Bell Being Sought   Union Asks Government or A T & T Take over Wastern Union

Nationwide Western Union Walkout, However Is Averted   GIVEN A PAY INCREASE   Telephone Emploves Hope to Get Wage Hike : From Bell Co.

-CENT HOURLY BOOST GIVEN TELEGRAPHERS   Agreement Is Subject Tc Ratification: Phone Dispute Unsettled

Fewer Homes Started, Their Cost Is Greater—  U. S. Housing More Critical Then Ever

OF SALES TAY.   Says Cities Should Economize and Care for Own Needs

GREEN REFUSES TODIVERT PART NF SALES TAX   Says Cities Should Economize and Care for Own Needs

 scout Assembly Girl Scouts of North Central Texas Area Plan Meeting at Fort Parker State Park

Scout Assembly Girl Scouts of North Central Texas Area Plan Meeting at Fort Parker State Park   limestone to Actas Host on Oct. 23

[DOLLAR DROPS LAST YEAR IN BUYING POWER   Rising Prices Causes Purchase Power To Drop 15 Cents In Year

DOLLAR LOSING BUYING POWER   Cost of Living Index 17.9 Per  Cent Higher than Year Ago

Purchasing Power of Dollar Dropped 15 Cents in Year Ending Jan. 15, Labor Dept. Figures Indicate

 Dollar Purchasing Power Declines  COST OF LIVING CLIMB FORECAST

Dollar Buying Power Falls 15c   Living Index Also Dips in Year, Bureau Says

Ohio Senate Votes Approval Df Turnpike      ‘Measure Allowing Sale of Colored Oleo Passed

Super-Highway Plan for Ohio Has Senate OK   State Financial Aid For Cities Is Under Study in House

SENATE OKAYS SUP ER-HISHWAY   Passes Bill to Permit Sale of Colored Oleo

OHIO SENATE OKAYS SUPER HIGHWAY PLAN   Goes To House After 26 To 8 Vote: Colored Margarine Approved

Senate Approves Ohio Turnpike Bill: House Labor Measures Condemned

SUPER-HIGHWAY PLAN ADVANCED   Ohio Senate Approves Bill; Colored Oleo 0. K.’d

HIGH SCHOOL GIVES ANNUAL MUSIC CONCERT   Band And Choruses Present Program At 3 Sunday, School Gym

Band, Chorus, Soloists Ensembles Are In Full Program   EVENT IS AT 3 0’CLOCK

Anyway, They Played Safe   Chickasha Folks Heard Storm Report And Spent Evening In Cellars

Debris, Gas Slowing Up Rescue Work   Some Brought Out Alive At Centralia; 14 Bodies At Foot Of Shaft.

110 MEN STILL TRAPPED; HIGH TOLL FEARED   Rescue Efforts at Scene of Ulinois Disaster Pressed

Fear 110 Dead In Mine Blast   Official Believes But Slight Chance Any Are Still Alive

Hope Dims For Lives Of 114 Entombed In Illinois Shaft; One Body Brought Out

Rescue Crews Seek Miners   Little Hope Held For Men As Poisonous Fumes Hold Rescuers Back

Rescue Teams W ork Grimly   _. Strive To Penetrate Poison Gas And Debris

Hope Ebbs for 122 Caught in a Blast At Illinois Mine   But Rescue Workers Keep Digging in Gaseous Passage 540 Feet Underground While Old Hands Agree There Isn't Much Hope.

LITTLE HOPE IS HELD FOR THEIR RESCUE   Fifteen Known Dead and 108 Unaccounted for in Illinois Coal Shaft—The’ Missing Believed Killed by Fumes,

Baffling Disease Has Cost — Sioux County Farmers Ten  Thousand Pigs This Spring   State Men And Local Veterinarians Look For Basic Causes

‘(Overtime Sessions Seen Tonight  Bonus, School Aid:   Bonus, School Aids Unsettled As Deadline Nears

State Police Job Left by Killian   O'Neal Takes Charge Pending Board Action After Force Shakeup

COMMUNISM HIT BY LABOR PARTY   ‘Truman Doctrine’ Attackec At Policy Conference

PEACE DRAFT        Vote Tones Down ( of Bevin’s Stand ward U. S., Ret

Present Socialist Gov'nt. Rebuffes Communism: Policy Trend Toward US

British Labor Party Conclave Votes to Back Peacetime Draft, Nation’s Foreign Policy

CONSCRIPTION CETS SUPPORT   British Labor Party Backs Move to Set Tin Peace-Time Draft

Laborites Back Conscription To  Bolster Policy   Repulse “Rebel” Groups Which Claimed Policy Too Antagonistic Te Russians   Critics Of Bevin: . Also Voted Down   Reaffirm Laber Views On Palestine ‘That Jewish People Must Have a National Home

British Lahor Party Votes for Conserintion   Peacetime Draft {s Fevored to Bolster WNaticn’< Forsinn Peali-u

A CHECK TO REDS   But British Laborites Con: sider Resolution Critical of US.

Labor Backs British Draft   Ruling Party 0.K.’s Conscrip tion To Reintorce Bevin Foreign Policy.

CONSCRIPTION APPROVED BY LABOR PARTY   Foreign Policy of British to Be Backed Up by Peace Draft

British Labor Party Approves Peacetime Draft   Communism Slapped, Bevin Program Approved at Meeting

ABOR PARTY VOTES ALD TQ DRAFT POLIC   Softens Criticism of Gov't Hears Plan to Elect House of Lords.

British Labor Party Vote   Favors Peacetime Draft Bill   Conscription Measure Wins Support To Back Up Nation's Foreiqn Policy

Labor Party Backs Foreign Policy of Britain and Supports Conscription Bill

BRITISH LABOR VOTES FOR ARMY   SUPPORT OF BILL FOR CONSCRIPTION REBUFFS COMMUNISN

BLAZE RAGING DEEP IN MINE AT NEMACOLIN   Situation Described As No Out Of Control By Officials

Panama Wants U. S To Leave 14 Bases; People Cheer Edict   isthmus Assembly Votes To End Rights to Canal Defense Points; Vote Climaxes Stormy Wranoling

PanamaBalks At Granting Bases To U.S.   American Troops, However, Continue Occupying Site In Canal Zone

PANAMA BASES STILL OCCUPIED   Panama Assembly Refuses to Make Occupation Leal

Panama Rejects Pac With United States For Canal’s Defense   U.S. Occupation Of Bases Continues In Spite of Refusal

PANAMA TURNS DOWN U.S. BID Oh MILITARY BASE   National Assembly Unanimously Rejects New Agreement

UNCOMFORTABLE STATUS QUO IN PANAMA LIKELY   U.S. Troops To Occupy Bases “Despite Action

1947 Automobile  Registrations Up Many New Vehicles  Reing Licensed .

1947 Automobile Registrations Up _ Many New Vehicles  RainolTlicenred =.

Amvet Chief Tells Legislature Plan For State Bonus   Would Raise Sales Use, Beer, Cigaret Taxes To Pay Bonds

Taber Endorses Hoover's Ideas  Former President in   Former President in Plea for Making “Separate Treaties”

Separate Peace Plan Is Given Boost By GOP   STATE DEPARTMENT IS URGED TO MAKE PACTS

Army Officer Guilty On  Four Counts Court-Martial Verdict Brings  Five-Year Term

END OF RATIONING OF SUGAR HOPEL   Supply, Other Factors to Be Determining Items.

CAA Head Reports Slash; Seen Factor In Crashes House Committee Learns Funds:  For Air Safety Cut 20 Per Cent

TIMBER FIRES STILL RAGING   CHIEF DAMAGE IN FIRES SET BY SQUATTERS IS TO TREES USED FOR PULPWOOD

HIRE DESTROYS 40,000 AGRE (IF TIMBERLAND   Texas Rangers Make Search For Suspects

SEAT TO REMAIN VACANT   Ne Appointment te Fill Bilbo's Spot ia United Statee Senate

‘Labor Unions Especially Create More /Than Passing Interest In Cooperatives

The Nation Today   } UNIONS AND CO-OPS  ‘By MAX HALL i {For James Marlow}

Cooperative €omb at . Labor Unions Ji oin. pbsrestea  Tok ight Rising Food Prices

GOP Bloc Fights $350 Million.  Foreign Relief  Tr uman Sees Europe Crisis  ~ Soon‘After UNRRA: Dies: -

President Asks Big Relief Fund   Millions of Lives Depend on U. S., Says Truman as UNRRA Expiring

Record Is Forecast: Se ee eee  Production Rate for U. S. at New High

Production Rate Due To Hit Peak  But May Fall Short Of President's Goal

U.S. Production Rate Expected To Set Record   15 Per Cent Gain Is Noted Over Preceding Year

PRODUCTION NBAR RECORD IN DOLLARS   Physical Figures in U. S. May Fall Short Of Truman Goal

Record Dollar Volume Production ~ May Fall Shortof i ruman’s: aa

Truman Kills Wool Bill, AngersG.0.P.   Senate Passes Substitute President Asks

Russians’ Bomb. Statement Considered “Fishing Probe’: for-Military Information

Old Technique   Atomic Bomb Reports Seen  As Red Effort To ‘Fish’ Data   Official Washington Ignores Dispatches Qn Tests By Soviet

Russia Apparently Is Fishing For Information About Atomic Progress in United States   Strange Stevies, Moiay Speeches for Home Use, Asa Seek Hint of What U.S. Knows of Red Research

CLAIM SOVIETS TRYING TO GET MILITARY DATA  ae ee ae   Reds Testing U. S. Knowledge of Russian Atomic Progress

‘Reds Believed ‘Fishing for More ‘Information’ Through Bomb Story

RUSSIA BELIEVED ON ‘FISHING’ TRIP   Bomb Story Viewed As Bid For U. S. Military Data

P) Counter Espionage’ t Think Russia Fishing For New Dope On U.S. A-Bomb

Russians Fishing For Bomb Data   U. S. Officials Believe Atomic Claims Are Mostly Propaganda

Washington Labels Atom Bomb Stories  Russian-Inspired Fishing Expeditions

Atom Report Called ‘Fishing Expedition’   Observers Believe Bomb Rumors ‘Planted’ by Rus- sia in Effort to Get Information and as Part) of ‘Cold 'War’ of Nerves.

BELIEVE REDS FISHING FOR  A-BOMB DATA   Strange Dispatches and Thunderous Speeches Coming From Europe Considered Red Move to Glean U.S. Information.

FISHING TRICK SEEN IN NEW A-BOMB YARN   RUSSIANS LOOKING FOR INFORMATION, EXPERTS THINK

Atom Bomb Rumors » Believed Designed  To Glean New Date   I ishing. Expeditioris . for Facts Described ‘as Old: \  latelligence Tiick -

Termed Old Spy Trick Designed to Get a Rise Out of Other Side and Thus Obtain Informatior

“Fishing” On Atom   Writer Describes System Whereby Reds Seek U. S. Reactions To Planted Rumors

Soviet Afom-Bomb Stories Branded ‘Fishing Expedition’ for Information   Seen in Washington.as Russian-Inspired Move To Obtain Military Facts As Well as to Carry On Propaganda, ‘Cold War’ of Nerves

U. S. Thinks Reds Fishing for Atomic Data   Propaganda Said Intended for Russia: Furthers Cold War

STORIES CALLED ATOMIC FISHING   Ofticial Washington Thinks Russia Hunting For Information  RUMOR IS ‘PLANTED’

Soviet A-Bomb Report Termed Data ‘Fishing’   U.S. Experts See: Effort To Gain Information By Planting Rumor  Of ‘Sample” Tests

ABOMB TALES RED ‘FEELERS’?   Nashington Officials Believe Russians May Be ‘Fishing’ For Data

Officials Call Russ Speeches ‘Fishing’ Trips  Also Are Part of Cold Nerve ‘War’

Americans Brush Aside Russian A-Bomb Reports As ‘ishing Expedition’

Bomb Stories Seen as ‘Bait’  Fishine Expedition   Fishing Expedition By Reds Suspected

British Troops Hunt Fugitives In Jail-Break   Thousands Seek Prisoners Liberated From Acre Fortress In Palestine   REPORT 216 MADE PRISON ESCAPE  OOTY F WNTATS

ALL-OUT EFFORT 18 BEING  MADE TO CAPTURE TER. © RORISTS AND ESCAPED PRISONERS IN PAL... ESTINE © °°

BRITISH HUNT JEWS AND ARABS WHO FLED JAIL   Thousands Of Troops Search After ‘Commandos’ Blast Holy Land Prison

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Seek Jewish Terrorists and Escaned Prisoners

CASHING OF TERMINAL LEAVE BONDS LIKELY   GOP Honse Leader Says This Session Of Congress May Take Favorable Action

Immediate Cashing Of Veterans’ Bonds Is Sighted  Congress to Consider Measure This Session, Martin Says

Peace Pact Is Ratified By Bia Four   Treaties of Other Former Naz Satellite Are Alo Schedulec For Ratification.

ITALY PEACE TREATY GOES INTO EFFECT   Ratification Instruments Are Filed at Paris

Italians At Peace For First Time Since June 10, 1940, When They Entered Conflict.

Rent Bill Strikes Snag in Senate Flat 15 Pct. Boost      Flat 15 Pct. Boost Approval Forecast

Predicts Action On Rent Ceilings   Hawkes Says Congress Will Approve “Flat In crease’”’ On Rents

Predicts Congress Will Sanction a Rent Ceiling Hike   New Jersey Senator Says “Flat increase’ May Be 15 Per Cen?

NO DECISION {a SEEN UNTIL APRIL   Alabama Senator’s Plan of  Local Advisory Groups May Pravail ,

19 PER CENT RENT BOOST IS PREDICTED   Senator Hawkes Thinks Congress Will Vote Flat Increase Despite a “Thumbs Down” Attitude in Committee.

Rent Increase Proposed In GOP Measure   SENATOR SEEKS HIKE OF FIFTEEN PER CENT IN BILL

Fal Increase Now Expected To Be Voted   General Sentiment In Congress Said Tr, Favor Rooct

Hawkes Predicts Flat Rent Boost      New Jersey Republican Expects As Much As Fifteen Percent.

SENATOR PREDICTS THAT CONGRESS ‘WILL APPROVE A “FLAT INCREASE’ [OF 15 PERCENT IN RENT CEILINGS

15 PC Rent Hike Stull Predicted By Lawmakers   Report By Senate Banking Committee Seen Having Little Effect On Decision

RENT INCREASES GUESSING GAME   Now Comes Senator Hawkes To Predict ‘Flat Boost’ Of 15 Percent

15 Per Cent Hike in Rent Ceilings Predicted by New Jersey Senator: ‘Decision Not Prohable Before April

Truman Sees Four Billion  U.S. Surplus   President, However, Op« poses Using Any Of It To Reduce Taxes

Truman's Budget Surplus Estimate Hiked 4 Billions  Increased Receipts Account For Bigger Fund In Treasury

Again Says Taxes Can’t Be Reduced   Truman Increases Surplus Estimate to Nearly Five Billion For Year

Estimates Income To  Exceed Spending By  $4,667,000,000 This  Fiseal Year

President Again Opposes Tax Cut   Mid-Year Financial Review Reveals More Than $4 Billion Surplus Qn 1948 Estimate

Truman Sees Surplus Rising, Opposes Tax Cut   Apply 4-Billion Fund to Debt or Reserve It for Foreign Aid, Plea

President Wants Money to Apply On Public Debt or Be Used For Marshall Planto Aid World

TRUMAN DIVULGES BUDGET SURPLUS   President Opposes Using Money to Reduce Taxes.

TAX REDUCTION OPPOSED; U.S. SURPLUS HIGH      Public Debt Placed On Priority List By President

WORS AT WANHATTAN   City Schouls Report an Increase it Enrvllment

Bills on Natural Gas Were Buriec Brown Asserts   Debate on Sugar Also Highlight of Senate Gathering

MAY APPEARS ON MUNITIONS FRAUD CHARGE   EX-CONGRESSMAN, 71 PLEADS INNOCENT TO ARMS GRAFT

May’s Trial Is Scheduled For March 19  Former Lawmaker A.J] i". jit. Fos.   Former Lawmaker And Co-defendants Plead Innocent

May Trial Is Set To Begin March 19   Plea of Innocent Entered at Capital

Wartime Chairman of House Military Committee Complains AfterrArrainmentof Heart Pain.

May Pleads Not Guilty; Trial Is Sef For March 19  Quartet Released On Bonds Of $2,000

Former Solon Ready To Fage Showdown May Denies Charges ‘Posts $2.000 Bond

Order Trial March 19 On Fraud Count   Indictment By Jury Charges Conspiracy Upon War Contraets

May, Garssons Plead Innocent;  Trial Date Set   Trio Released On $2,000 Bonds; May Complains Of Heart Pain

May Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud Charges   Former Congressman Held in $2,000 Bond For Trial on Mar. 19

Fraud Charges Flatly Denied By Andrew May   Former Congressman Or. dered To Stand Trial . March 19. 

May Pleads   Innocent To Fraud Charge   Wartime Chairman ‘Of Ylouse Military  Committee Ordered To Tria March 19 Along With 3 _-Othe:-—__-.-_—————-——

MAY PLEADS INNOCENT 10 GOVT. FRAUD   3 Others Deny Chargs Of Conspiracy In War Contracts

Soviet Sphere Softer Toward  Great Britain Poles, Slavs, Czechs   Poles, Slavs, Czechs ‘Thaw’ on Suspected Lead From Moscow

SENATE SETS VOTE MONDAY ON SHELVING   Bi-Partisan Economy Policy Proposed By Byrd

Climax Nears On U.N. Issues  Greece, Palestine Decisiens Awaited

Soviet To Reject Arab Demand For Control Of Palestine, Favors Split   U. S. Policy To Be Announced Tomorrow; Security Committee To Examine Resolutions On Solution Of Greek Situation.

UN, ASSEMBLY APPROACHES CLIMAX TODAY   Most Crucial Issues Are Greece And  Palectine   REJECT DEMAND   India May Withdraw From Race With Ukraine

Chest Provides Milk For Needy School Punils   P-TA Milk Fund Will Shore in $35,000 Campaign Beginning Noy..].

Truman Loyalty Cleanup Fizzles; ‘Not One Communist Fired by U. S.

Move Indicates Plan to Override  Governor's Veto   bill Banning Sympathy Strikes Adopted; Jester Signs Rural Aid Measure

Judicial Pay Recall Move Defeated17-8   Kelley Entered Motion  in Advent of Jester Veto

INITIAL EFFORT FOR ACTION TO REVERSE GOVERNOR 15 BEATEN  SENATE ALSO APPROVES LABOR BILL; VOTES FOR NEW APPROPRIATIONS

Top Wages And Lower Prices Are Proposed _ Program To Halt Depression Described By Henry Wallace      Solons Reject Plan To Override Veto

Fire And Police Exams Scheduled For December 1   Owen Transferred To Police Force

AIR SEARCHERS CONTINUE HUNT FOR TRANSPORT   Snow Message Says ‘Airplane Down, Need Help’

HOT AIR TO SUBSIDE   Kansas Will Have Cooler Weather Tonight; Tomorrow 88-90

Good Evening ..  “Hooray, we're almost ear-deep tr tha watermejlon season.    Cooler Wecither is On Wav inte State

HEAVIER BURDEN ASKED FOR REICH   Commons Group Proposes Representative Rule

House of Commons Committee Urges Forming Representative Reich Rule

Firm Stand On Germany Asked  Commons Would Forn   Commons Would Form Free Government

British House. Gets Plan For - Helping Reich   Commons Told Formation “Of Strong Government Needed to Balance - German Economy

COLDER WEATHER TO STRIKE STATE   TEMPERATURES NEAR FREEZING WITH PARTLY  CLOUDY SKIES FORECAST.

Quiz Starts I n Death Of ‘Princess   Friend Of Hermine Asked To Talk Of Suspected Murder And Theft

Legion Auxiliary To Honor Essay Contest Winners   Awards to Be Made at Meeting of Unit Next Monday Evening

Angered By Plant Lists   Leoflets in Bunch Asseil Occupying Powers; Dis mantling hist Due Next Week

MISS TRUMAN'S DEBUT AWAITED   Daughter Of President Wil Sing On Radio Sunday

Senator States They Have No Right In Budget Making   Senate Leaders Still Believe, However, That Cut For Army And Navy Will Not Be Made By Senate

HARLY SENATE VOTE DUE ON BUDGET CUTS  Army-Navy Leaders   Army-Navy Leaders Criticized for Campaigning Against Eeonomies.

Senate Seems Sef On Lesser Budget Slash   Military Scored For Drive Against CotiIn Snendina °

Five Army’ Airmen Jump In Shetlands  Four U. S. Fliers  Ramnviad Gf.

FOUR FLIERS SAVED IN PARACHUTE LEAPS   Fifth Man Who Jumped in Shetland Islands Sought on Moors—Became Lost on Flight.

May Accused Of ‘Pressure’  Witness Asserts ‘Blitz Calls Ty.  eee ae eee ee

CHARGES MAY ASKED FAVORS   Ex-Ordnance Chief Asserts “Pressure” Exerted For Garsson Company

ARMY'S $< LY CHIEF Re alls   Wartime Ord@,.2 5 = Head ba Oe E Testifies In  sson  And Mey Fraud Trial

Soldiers Steal ‘A’ Bomb Secrets at Los Alamos, But Only as 6 amie!

Trial Of May To Be Resumed   Ex-Corgressmen Is On Trial for Fraud In Wartime

Munifions Fraud Trial to Resume  Partner of May Testifies Monday

Chaplin Paying $90,000 in Plagiarism Suit  Settlement Terms Declare Comedian   Settlement Terms Declare Comedian Wrote ‘Dictator’ Tiln

Increases in School Levies Meet General Approval in Missouri   Macon,-Fulton and Marshall Among Cities Rejecting Preposed Hikes; Bond Issues Hove Mixed Recention. ‘n State Elections

MOST CITIES VOTE HIKE IN SCHOOL FUNDS   Missouri Communities Generally in Favor of Levy Increases to Permit Higher Salaries for the Teachers.

TOWN OF JASPER VOTES A SCHOOL LEVY OF $8.14   This Is One of the Highest In State; Makes Total Tax Increase of $5.00   FRENTON OK’S INCREASE   General Approval of Tax Levy Hikes In State  Tuesday.

COLLEGE BUILDING STYMIED Two Suits Delay Program Authorized by Electorate

OLD LOSSES ON PRICES FOR THE 1947 CROPS   President Asked Congress to Cut Down to $200,000,000 In 1948.   THE LOSS IS FORECAST   Is Based Upon the Assumption of Continued Prosperity.

President Recommends Shift From Farm Subsidy Program To A Less Costly Plan Of Soil Use Guidance

Will Lose On Farm Support —   Truman Forecasts Vas Losses. in Purchasing Farm Surpluses; Asks For Preventive Laws

U.S. 1S TAKING LOSS KEEPING FARM PRICES UP   Truman Says Government to Lose 330 Million on Support Program

Big Losses in Farm Support Prices Seen   President Urges Congress To Cut Subsidy Total

Enormous Loss in Supporting Prices Foreseen by Chie!   President Asks Measures to Prevent Excessive Spending on Surplus

330 MILLIONS LOSS SEEN ON FARM SUBSIDY   Truman Asks Moves To Check ‘Excessive’ Surpluses Spending

Foresee Government Loss In Farm Support Payments   Minimum Pay Hike To 75 Cents Asked

ATHENS REPORTS VIOLENT FIGHTING BETWEEN GREEK RANGERS AND GUERRILLAS

Jackson-Black Supreme Court Feud Flares  Bitterness Caused Ry Daptal Dacicnan

Rejection Of Compromise is Expected   Bevin And Bidault  To Invite Other Europeans To Jom O Voluntary Basis.

Molotov Is Expected to Doom Parley   Russian Rejection of Compromise Plan Indicated

Woman Slain in Jeannette   Ex-Husband of Young Divorcee Sought After Shooting on Street Near Home

Bases Denied To Americans Past2 Years   Note Answers Russ, Hun? garian Hindrance of U; S. Air Activities oo ~+

ussian-Hungarian   ‘OF “AUSTRIA; GERMANY   Because’ of Lack of American _ Givi j viation Riga In

AMERICANS BAR RUSSIAN PLANES   WITHHOLD PERMIT FOR FLIGHT OVER OCCUPATION ZONES

TREATMENT IN HUNGARY RETALIATED   Transport Compony Forbid Flights Over Austria, Germany

Ban Hungarian Airplanes Over American Zones   Move Retaliation For Lack Of U. S. Civil Aviation Rights In Hungary.

British Troops Jom In Battle To Provide Coal   ‘Some Gains In Fuel Crisis Are Reported In Great Britain Today   COLD WEATHER SHOWS NO LET-UP

Britain Registering Gains In Battle Against Winter    Nation Creeps Slowly Out of Danger; Army Units ; Shuttle Coal from Pits to London

Tee Little Gold, Too Many Unions— AGED PROSPECTOR HAS THE ANSWERS

STATE FARM SHOW OPENS   Estimated Crowd of 50,000 Present on First Day; Governor Speaks

WAGE AGREEMENT — ON STEEL, REPORT   Meeting of U.S. Steel and Union Heads Stirs Discussion   RUMOR NOT CONFIRMED

Report Wage Agreement Has Been Reached in Steel Talks   _ CIO President Murray "and U. 8. Steel Head’ Hold Pay Conference

Union President Confers With U. $. Steel Chie!   Rumor of Settlement Lacks Confirmation; Board Meeting Delayed

Steelworkers And Corporation Near Accord   Neither Confirm Nor Deny Settlement.

STEEL CONTRACTS ARE DISCUSSED AT PITTSBURGH MEET.   Union and Operator Representatives Try to Get Together on Issues

Rep .:t Wage Agreement Reac.::d Between Steel Works And Companies

Steel Session Results In Talk Qf Asreement   Both Sides of Controversy Report No Comment On Rumors

AGREEMENT MAY NIP THREAT OF STEEL WALKOUT   Settlement OF Wage Dispute In Important. Industry May Keep 850,000 Employes On Jobs And Continue Vital Production.

Agreement on Steel Wages Rumored; CIO Executive Group Delays Session

Reports Are Not Verified ByHeads   Murray, Stephens Go Into Huddle On Problem

Wage Pact Bared by Dow Jones; 15 Cents Hourly Hike Expected Followine Murray, Stephens Talk

U. S. Steel Wage Accord Said Reached   Reports Claim Agreement Between Steelworkers, Nation’s Biggest Basic Producer Found

Increase Of 15 Cents Per Hour Likely   Official Confirmation Withheld As Conferences Continue

U.S. STEEL WAGE DISPUTE SETTLED, PITTSBURGH HEARS   Dow, Jones & Co. Indicates Workers Will Receive Increase of About 15 Cents an Hour.   OFFICIAL CONFERMATION OF ACCORD LACKING    Reports of Agreement Stem  From Discussions Between   Murray and a Corpora tion Executive.

Private Talks Spur Reports Wave Accord Nearly Ready   Union Policy Board Postpones Meeting After Developments

BRITISH TROOPS RAID PALESTINE SCHOOL; KILL 5   Three Of The Vicitms Are Girls Being Taught  oe i ee

British Raiders Kill Five Jews  Victims Said Students In Underaround Class

BRITISH KILLS ~~. JEWS IN A RAID   SWOOP DOWN ON PALESTINE UNDEEGEROUND, SCHOOL— 3 OF VICTIMS GIRLS. ~

Sec. Marshall Asks Action On DP Bill   Congress Urged To ‘Practice What We Preach’

Congress Urged To Act on Urgent Refugee Problem   Three Members of Truman’s Cabinet Go Before Committee

Relax Refugee - Entrance Rule, Congress Urged   Marshall, Patterson and Harriman Join in Appeal for Prompt Acticn   VITAL TO PEACE, SENATORS WARNED   Immediate Action on Easing Immigration Controls Appears Unlikely

Solution of Refugee Problem Termed Vita To Internaf'l Peace   Marshall Says U. S. Leadership Is At Stake

Marshall Asks Admittance Of Many Refugees   SECRETARY SAYS WORLD WATCHES U. S. ON ISSUE

Resettlement of Europe Retugees Vital of U. S. Leadership, Congress ls Told By Three Cabinet Members

Wallace Again Upholds Russia   Senate Works On Tax Cut Bill   Fiench Socialist Premier's Government May End Soon

‘Confidence Vote Sought ByRamadier   Premier Of Frence: Gambles Life Of Cobinet On Demond

GIVE UP HUNT FOR ATCHESON   Crashed Bomber Declarec Officially Safe Type of Aircraft

ABANDON HUNT FOR ATCHESON   Army Officials Plan Detailed Probe of Tragedy

TRUCK DRIVER KILLED; 6 HURT   Greyhound Bus and Vehicle Collide Near Ames

AFL May Lose tts Nat'l Labor Board Services   - Exegutive Council Refuses To Sign Required Affidavits

AFL Bans Anti-Red Affidavits  Couneil’s Decision May Deprive Union: OF All Services

Executives Refuse To Sign Oaths That They  Are Not Communists   Executive Board Votes Against Complying With Labor Law; Urges All Union Officers To Follow Suit.

Windy City Cheers Odor   Flier Welcomed After Record Flight By ‘Loop’ Parade   Picture on Page 3

CHICAGO GIVES HERA TRIBUTE TOBILL ODOW   / PILOT WHO CIRCLED GLOBE IN 3 DAYS RIDES IN PARADE

seit After Hi : Record Flight   ‘19 ,645-Miles Solo Hop; Takes 73 Hours, + Minutes. 1] Second:

Flier Spans Globe in Record Time in  Reynolds Bonibshel   Sets Plane Down in 73 Hours, 5 Minutes, 11 Seconds After Takeoff

ODOM IS ACCLAIMED IN CHICAGO PARADE   Flier Who Set Solo Globe-Girdling Record Plans Flight to South Pole.

Odom Beats All Marks on Flight With Ex-Bomber   Flier Catches Up on Sleep After 73-Hour Jaunt; Has Close Cal

Chicago Fetes Odom for World Tour.in 73 Hts.   Young Flyer Planning  Trip Over: Poles- This  Fall

Globe-Girdling Pilot Honored  By Chicagoans In State Street Parade After  Setting Record On Solo Flight

Odom Receives Acclaim Of Chicagoans After Resting © From Flight Around Globe

Chicago Holds ‘Bill Odom Day To Fete Flier   Outlines His Plans For Bendix Races And New World Hop

73 Hours, Five Minutes, 11 Seconds  Pilot to Try Again After Setting New World Record

POLAR FLIGHT   Round-World Flyer Begins Negotiations for Trip Over Polar Regions

 Killed Four Million  ‘Hoess. Nazi Butcher. { . “— Executed On Gallows

Hoess Is Hanged      Man Who Killed 4 Millions in Coneentration Camp Ys Executed

NUESS PAYS FOR CAMP DEATHS   Dies on Gallows Before Officials, Guards

GREEK REDS LIKELY 10 SET UP REGIME   Action Predicted Following Arrast OF 2.600

Wreckage of Liner  Sighted   18 Believed Killed in Plane’s Crash in Alaska Mounfains

18 Apparently Dead as Plane Wreck Sighted   Son of Clipper’s Pilot Spots Remains of Craft on Isle

Wreckage of Clipper Is Found on Mountainside Of Island near Alaska

SIGHT WRECK OF PLANE WITH 18   Pan American Airliner Missing Since Sunday

AIRLINER WRECKAGE SIGHTED IN ALASK   Plane, Missing Since Sunday, Spotted On Mountain

Crashed Plane Is Sighted on Peak in Alaska   Not Known Whether An: of 18 Aboard DC-4 Transport Survived

Plane Spotted Six Miles East of Annette Island Airfield; Crashed Against Tamgas Mountain.   PLANE IS REPORTED PARTIALLY BURNED

Vanished With 18 Passengers  Aboard Sunday   Sighted On Annette Isfand Near Peak; Craft Apparently Burned

Plane Seen On Annette Island Peak   Identity of Craft That Crashed Into Mountain Affirmed; All Believed Killed Instantly

Missing Plane With 18 Aboard Found Wrecked  Fate of Passengers And Crewmen ts Not Yet Determined

ALL 18 ABOARD ARE APPARENTLY KILLED IN ALASKAN CRASH  CLIPPER BELONGING ‘TO PAN-AMERICAN MISSING FOUR DAYS

Missing Airliner Found on Island Off Alaska Coast   Wreckage Sighted By Son of Pilot Who, Died in Crash

Eighteen Aboard Believed Kilt ed Instantly; Pilot’s Son Makes D'scovery   PLANE PARTLY B BURNED, MISSING SINCE SUNDAY

Pan-American Plane Sighted; Son of Pilot Finds Wreckage   All 18 in Alaskan Crash Believed Killed Instantly

SIGHT WRECKAGE MISSING PLANE NEAR KETCHIKAN   AIRLINER WITH 18 ABOARD IS SIGHTED ON MOUNTAIN SIDE

Missing Airliner Sighted   DC-4 Reported Smashed Against Mountainside

Plane Which Carried 18 Persons Seen by Pilot's Son Off Coast of Alaska

Plane Hunted Since Sunday: Hit Mountain   Pilot's Son, Flying ~~ Over Crash, Believes - All Killed: Instantly: “

Alaskan Clipper Wreckage Located: 18 Believed Dead  Son of Pilot Aboard Plane Views Crash Site on Mountain

Wreckage of Lost Alaskan Plane Found   Spotted From Air; None Believed To Have Survived

Find Alaskan Plane Smashed In Mountains   Craft Carrying Thirteen Tassengers and Crew of Five Vanished Last Sunday.

Wreckage of Big Plane Found  On Mountainside  All Persons Aboard Are Believed Killed in Crash

Son of Missing Pilot Sights Lost Clipper   Thinks All ‘Instantly Killed; Ground Crews  an Waw

Crash Site On Alaskan  Mountain   18 Aboard Pliane That Vanished Trying To Land Sunday

All Those Aboard Apparently Killed   Son Of Pilot Of Aircraft Flies Over Scene And Sees No Chance That Any Survived; Plane Partly Burned

Wreck of PA Clipper Found On Mountain   Alaskan Plane Had 18 Persons on Board Sunday

ALL ON BOARD BURNED PLANE THOUGHT DEAD   Son of Pilot Reports 18 Killed Outright In Air Tragedy

18 Persons Aboard Are Feared Dead   Wreckage Spotted On Mountainside Of Annette Island

Report of Joint Meeting Given County Board  Achatz Moves That Study Be Continued

Report of Joint Meeting Given County Board  Achatz Moves That  Cg..d.. BD. Mowe... J   Achatz Moves That Study Be Continued

GOP LEGISLATIVE LEADERS AT ALBANY AGREE WITH GOVERNOR IN MAJOR POLICIES AT ISSUE   Teachers Probably Will Have No Further Grants Or Increases During Session—Mayor O’Dwyer’s Request for More State Aid Will Be Refused— Coai Shortage Paralyzes England—Former House Sergeant-at-Arms Is Indicted for Defrauding

Soviet Agrees To Use ‘Nazi,’ Not ‘Fascist.’  In Pact Draft   Progressive Slash In Occupying Force Advoeated By U.S.

90 Per Cent Of Parity demanded   Says Promises Made During War Must Be Kept

Cold Snap Sweeps Into The South   7 Above at Fort Worth;  6 Below at Oklahoma City

Reps. Brown And Jenkins Good Losers   Clevelanders Irked: Someone Stole ‘Welcome’   South Is Hit by Unusual Cold

TEMPERATURES RISE IN NORTH BUT HIT LOW POINTS SOUTH   Clearing Skies Promised For Next Two Days; Much Snow Fell

Midwest Cold Wave Moves Toward East   Southland Chilled In ‘Trick’ Shift Ot Bitter Winds

Midwest Snows Move East; Cold Snan Strikes South   Seasonal Low Is Recorded At Decorak At 29 Below Zero

Coldest W eather Moving To East   Cold Snap Strikes South With High Power Today

Cold Weather Moves Eastward  Sub-Freezing Reading Comes From Texas 

Meyers’ Tale Of ‘Girl Friend Stirs Husband   Ohioan Expected To Be Given Chance To Answer Story

PLANE ESCAPES DISASTER CRASH   Pilot Brings Bermuda Ship in On Two Motors

“Battle Of Newark Harbor” Rages Between Tugboats Pulling Old Battleship, And City-Owned Fireboats

Tide Turns in Battle of Newark: Halsey Refuses to Enter Into Fra

Buffalo Strikers May Reject State Salary Schedule   Faculty Members Say No Provision Is Made for 940 Instructors

BUFFALO STRIKERS COOL 10 TEACHER WAGE BOOST PLAN   Charge State Program Fails to Provide Raise for 940. Ctientoerc

Meyers Dealings Undergoes Probe By Senate e Group  a 2: “or , 2 Bee   General Accused of Holding Stock In Aircraft Company

Lamarre  Takes Stand Again Today   Group Continues Probe Into Large Income Of Meyers

MEYERS INQUIRY WILL GO DEEPER   Have More Years To Trace Probe Chairman Says

House Committee  For Anti-Red Aid   Vandenberg Asks Quick Approval by Senate

AMBASSADOR RECALLED BY SOVIET GOVT   U.S. State Department Notified Novikov To Leave Thursday

Western Powers Block Placing China on Agenda  Re) oS ee   Marshall Wins First Diplomatic Triumph at Moscow

SP Sets Freight Embarge On Pacific Lines; Strike Scheduled For Tonight

Lemon Qullook Poorest: Tornatoes Leff in Field: President Names Board

Halleck Criticizes President's Call To Congressmen  Broke Faith With : Leaders, Failed To

Renews Fight for Report on China  Wilson Criticizes Official Stand

SEN. REED. OPPOSES ADDED AID TO BRITAIN   Says Nation First Must Pu its House In Order

Izvestia Says U. S., Not ‘Totalitarians,’ Wishing To Expand Power Zones   Most Authoritative Government Newspaper In Russia Charges Truman Proposal Threat To Independence Of Greece

Russian Paper Soundly Raps Truman Policy   Fresh Intrusion” In Greece and Turkey Charged By Izvestia

INTRUSION’ BY U5. 18 DENOUNCED   Soviet Organ Assails Truman Policy as a Phase of Imperialism

Izvestia Blasts Greece, Turkey ‘Aid Proposal.   Truman Is Not Living Up To UN Obligations, Says

Soviet Editorial Says Truman Plan Means Danger to Greece, Turkey

IZVESTIA LASHE OUT AT TRUMAN'S GREEK-TURK PLAN   Declares American Talk of March of Communism Is Smokescreen to Hide Own  Expansion Program.   SAYS U. S. IGNORES U. N. OBLIGATIONS   Asserts Proposals to Aid Tw Countries Constitute Threat to Their Independence.

Soviet Journal Assails Aid io Greece   Truman's Policy Is Termed U.S. ‘Intrusion’

Truman Plan “Intrusion, ”’ Russians Say  ~ ivestia Contends 11M Chart Cirrnifed

IS RAPPED BY SOVIET PRESS   Brands Proposal Only A Smoke Screen To  Expansion Aims

Editorial - In  Soviet« Controlled » Newspaper Truman Is Heads of the

Russians Charge U.N. Obligations Are Overlooked   Izestia Says America Not Totalitarians, Has Designs

Soviet Blast At U.S. Move Is Opened By Izvestia   Says Independence Of Nations Periled And United Nations ‘Short-Cireuited’

Eleven Members of Anti-Fascist Refuges  Greneium fivan Yeetl Teucn.

SOAP PRICES CUT; OTHER ITEMS DROF   BUT PUBLIC 15 WARNED THAT GENERAL REDUCTION IS NoT IN SIGHT.

Price Cuts Made In Soaps, Fats, Wire, Records   But Warning Heard Labor and Materials Must Stop Soaring

Wheat Losses  to Crickets Running High Hundreds of Acres  Damaged by Hordes of Insects

Wheat Losses to Crickets Running High  Hundreds of Acres Damaged by

Fuel Shortage Is Predicted      Coal Company Head Gives Reasons For His Forecast.

BUILDING PROGRM OF STATE. I$ BLOCKED BY LEGISLATURE   DEPARTMENTS ARE TOLD TC CUT THEIR PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS BY AT LEAST ONE-THIAD

OHIO OFFICIALS TOLD 10 REDUCE FUND REQUESTS   House Members Oppose Any But ‘Must’ Building; TB Bill Approved

Steel Move Results In Split Party   Ouster Of Attlee As Prime Minister Cited By Churchill As Reason For His Opposition To Bil)

Subsidy Aids Air Rate War, Board Is Told   Independent Freight Spokesman Hits U.S. Mail Plan

MORE HOUSING UNITS. FINISHEL   Six More Are Turned Over To City; Still Have Waiting List

Thousands See Ex-Attorney General Take Oath on Steps of State Capitol

Steelman Questions Wisdom of Draft Policy  U.S.Warned of Dangerous Scientist Shortage

Lewis Smith Out-How Is Question   ‘QO? Club’ Chief Savs He Was Fired— Bath S saves He Ouit

DEWEY CAMPAIGN FOR NOMINATION MOVES 10 (DAH   Party Chiefs Say. New York

Juke Boxes Disconnected by Cafe ‘Owners in Protest Against Bombing

BOMBING HINTS JUKE BOX WAR   Cafe Owners Pull Plugs ir Move of Protest

Albania And Yugoslavs Aid Greek Rebels   PROBE OF FIGHTING IN THE BALKANS IS STARTED

Greek Guerrillas Had Outside Aid, UN Query Reveal:   Captives Admit Passing Through CommunistDcmimated Nations

UN Investigators Hear Guerrillas   Men Attacking Greek: Say They Received Arms from Slavs

Used Car Prices Start Downward   Buyer Resistance Takes Edge Off Boom

‘Softening Up’ Of Used Car Prices Noted   5-40%,. Fall in Sales; Seasonal Decline, Buy et Resistance Factors

Used. Gat Pr Is Indicated        Sée Seasona’ ‘And Buyer: Resistance.

Negotiations End; New Union Offer Rejected   Only Third of Long Distance “Workers Return

Stalemate Reached in Phone Strike   Both Southwestern Bell and Union Stand Pot

Union And Company Maintain Demands No Agreement Seen In Phone Walkout

Southwestern Bell Negotiations Fail   Tuesday Night Meeting Is Adjourned Withou Any Tima Being Set far Further Conferences

Company and the Unions Break Up Negotiations   St. Louis Conferences Abandoned Late Tuesday

TB Case Finding Results Reported h Plymouth County  Twelve X-Rays Reveal Two Cases Of Tuberculosis

TB Case Finding  Results Reported h  Plymouth County Twelve X.Ravea

F rance Is ThoughtN eal Open Break With Soviet   Angry Rejection of Russian Protest Is Taken as Indication  of Things to Come

Dispute with Panama Shows up Weakness In Foreign Policy   Senator Malone Says ‘Something Radically Wrona’

‘Defense’ Army Admits Its Responsibility   One Place Wrecked by Mines Left by Raiding Party

‘Defense’ Army Admits Its Responsibility  One PDlara Ulrar-baA   One Place Wrecked by Mines Lett by Raiding Party

2-Cent Hike Effective For City Friday  Recent Increase   Recent Increase ~ At Amarilio ts — . Given As Cause

rillo Increase Is Given As Rea  “Lubbock Milk Prices To Be Hiked Today

Committee Disapproves; Actio Delayed; Other Bills Are  Presented

House Dodges Gambling Issue  In Duke City   Rep. Montoya Ready To Take Fight To Floor for Investigation

DENHAM RULING IS REVERSED   NLRB Rules Top AFL, CIO Officers Need Not Sign

POLE LORIE LIL IVPL IDOL DEOL ELE OSA ELE  SALT LAKE CITY, duly 17.

New Yerk State Executive Enhances Prospecis  At Salt Lake City Conference Lower Meat Prices Are Promised by Autumn—Russia Joins Poland in Blaming Greece for Near East Trouble— Message Will Accompany Truman Veto of Tax Bill

DEWEY'S STOCK DEFINITELY UP   Leaves On Third Leg Of Vacation-Political Tour Of West

Roaring Fires Grip Area For The Third Day   Vast Humble Oil Storage Plant Burnina Tadav

Toll Of Dead Guess Stands At 650, Hurt Around 3,000   Police Chief Asserts Crisis Past, Storage Tanks Sull Burning

DEAD ESTIMATE STANDS AT 690; DEBRIS COMBED   Hundreds Who Fled Blast: Start Slipping Back Into Devastated Section

Damage Is Kstimated 100Millions   Humble Oil Tanks Are Still Afire; More Blass Shake City  as ‘Tanks Go    Residents Return   Hundreds Visit Morgues  in Hope of Finding Relatives

Texas City Faced With New Threat   Dreaded Change in Wind Comes---Spread Of Waterfront Fire Into City Feared

Humble Oil Tank Blazes Roar On In Third Day; Say Blast Area Crisis Is Past

Flames Still Rage In Blast Smashed Port  All Deaathe Still T’ineannt.   All Deaths Still Uncounted; Damage May Reach $100 Million

Property Damage Estimates Range From $50,000,000 To, $100 000 000

Flames Roaring For Third Day In Texas City   ‘Hold To Death Toll Of 650; ~" Loss Seen 100 Million; Police See Crisis Past

. <PROPERTY LOSS MAY REACH $100,000,000—  650 Believed Dead With More Than. 3,000 Injured; Oil Tanks Burning

Flames Still Raging as Oil Tanks Explode   Property Damage Estimates Run Up To $100,000,000

Police Chief Reports Crisis Has Passed; Death Toll Estimated At 650

SHIFT IN WIND CAUSES THREAT TO TEXAS GITY   11 Fires Still Raging in Explosion-Wrecked Town: Find More Bodie:

l'ires Menace Oil Tanks But Danger Ended   Rescue Crews Ignore Flames as Grim Hunt For Bodies Goes On—  271 Known Dead

F resh Fires Break Out In Texas City   Dreaded Change of Wind   Comes to Renew Threat In Stricken City; Dead Estimated at 650

Hearings Are Opened Today by Coast Guard   Dreaded Wind Changes South, New Oil Tank Blasts Feared

Flames Roar On For Third Day But Rescue Workers Hunting Through Wreckage For Victims   Most Survivors Still Dazed; Sorrowful Task Goes On Of Identifying Mutilated Dead; Tank Farm May Yet Go

Oil Tank Fires Still Raging In Texas City   Rescue Crews Hunt Additional Victims In Flattened Plant

Wind . Shifts To South   However Breeze Is Light and Town Is Not: Much Endangered; 194 Identified Dead

Report Workers Found Alive in Monsanto Plant   Probe Opened by Coast Guard as Fire Fighting Continues Throuchout City

Texas City Fights Fire,  Passes Crisis   2-Day Death Toll Estimate Still 650; 38000 Iniured

Toll Of Dead Still At 650 In Blast Disaster   Crisis Is Over,  Say Officials Of. Ruined City; List Injured At 3.000

Firemen Fight  11 Fires Burning In Stricken Area As Death Toll Mounts to 500; Coast Guard Opens Formal Inquiry

Rescuers Dig Into Debris at Texas City   Feared Hundreds Still Lie Buried Under Wreckace

Blast Deaths Estimated To Be 650   Rescue Workers Search Ruins For The Dead

Flames Roar On For Third Day In Industrial Section Of Gulf Coast Community, But Police Chief Says “All Danger Is Gone’—Fire Hits Oil Storage Farm, Exploding Five Or Six Tanks—Estimates Of Death Still Range Up To 650

BLAZING TANKS AT OIL PLANTS MENAGING CITY   Apprehension Mounts As Wind Shifts To South, Endangering Property Worth Mil lions; 650 Dead; 2nnNn Teo Ssaec,

Flames Still Rage In Blast Smashed Port   All Deaths Still Uncounted; Damage May Reach $100 Million —

Police Chief Says Crisis ls Past Now   Flames Roar On for Third Straight Day; Toll Of Death Believed Near 650; Reports Of Finding Victims Alive in Plant Refuted

Fires Still Burn In Texas City: Crisis Passed  Death Toll Estimate Stays Around 650; Property Loss Huge

Wind Shift Sends Smoke Over Town   Brings Danger of New Fire Outbreaks and Fumes  to Texas City   SCORES STILL MISSING   Rescuers Search Monsanto Plant for Survivors of Wednesday Blast

Death Toll Estimates  Up To 650   Injured Number 3,000; Property Damage Put At $50,000,000 To SIO 060 O00

Oil Tanks Continue to Burn in Texas City But Danger Is Believed Past

BLAZING TANKS AT OIL PLANTS MENACING CITY   Apprehension Mounts As Wind Shifts To South, Endangering Property Worth Millions; 650 Dead; 3 rayvaya: Ton Seuenmet

“CRISIS PAST,” SAYS CHIEF AS FIRES RAGE ON   Refinery Blazes but Police Take Optimistic Views Tolt Still -at 650.

BROKE OUT TODAY. IN TEXAS CITY   Smoke From 11 Fires Rose Over the Stricken City As Wind Changed.   INVESTIGATION IS ON   Attempt Is Made to Find the Cause of Trigger-Explesion on Grand Camp.

Flaming Oil Poses New Problem For Texas City   Crisis Over But Blazing Tanks Menacing; Death Toll Stands At Six Hundred And Fifty Wish Injured In Thousands.

CRISIS PAST HOWEVER, SAYS POLICE HEAD   Estimates of Dead Still Range Up to 650 ; Relatives Crowd Morgues

DEATH NUMBER RANGES UP 10 690   Rescue Workers Continue Search For Bodies   GOV. JESTER   Rules State Of Emergency; Boiling Oil Fires Roar For Third Day

2) New Bodies Discovered in Smoking Texas Chemical Plant As Live Victims Report Denied

Texas City Crisis Past, Chief Feels   Property Loss Estimated at From 50 to 100 Million

DEAD ESTIMATE REMAINS SAME, 650, IN BLAST   Police Chief Says Crisis at Texas City Past—Property Losses Soar

WIND MAKES TS DREADED ABOUT FACE   Blowing From South, It Threatens Other Oil Tanks—Two of 11 Fires Are New—Death Estimate Still 650.

Coast Guard Begins Probe Of Explosions   Two More Fires Start, as Bodies Seught in Ruins

More Sforage Tanks Explode In Texas City   Residents Returning After Flight; Hunt For Victims Pushed

Rescue Workers Search for Additional Victims; Change in Wind Threatens More Oil Storage Tanks.  INVESTIGATE CAUSE  grr wrivywrwctwrwm wrk’ rey sactryTst my

March of Dimes Drive $1,360.50 Through Monday   Mail Campaign Lags In Effort To Raise County’s Quota

Polio Campaign Receipts Mount To $2,155 Here   President’s Ball To Climax Campaign  Friday Night

Guarded Special Train Was Unmolested by Communists on Way to Port

High Prices, Bad Weather Expected To Hamper New 'Year’s Eve’s Celebrations

Senate Republicans Push Revised Case Hill To Modify Labor Laws   ee Ee <a tate— + A A the  GOP Senators Win Fight To Deny Bilbo His Seat; Issue Pigeonholed      UMW Wants Probe Of Hopper Shortage

Senate Republicans Push Revised Case Bill To Modify Labor Laws   GOP Senators Win Fight To Deny Bilbo His Seat: Issue Pigeonholed   UMW Wants Probe Of Hopper Shortage

Hear Reparation Program Scored   Worse Failure Than That After First War, Says Agency President   COMPLETE OVERHAUL IS SOUGHT BY RUEFF   4Point Scheme Calls for Speedup in Reich Repara-

Negro Seized At Jait by Mob   Body Being Hunted In North Carolina

You Can Read This Story in TODAY'S Ledger 12 Hours Ahead of  TS Fg ee  MONON ONE

Marshall Says. Aid For Europe e Necessity               ‘o Future rurer World

Truman Directing Government Work While Keeping Vigil at Mother’s Bed

Mrs. Truman Little Improved At Grandview   President Will Sign Aid Bill At Kansas City

INDUSTRY IS __ STOCKING UP   RACE 18 ON TO PILE UP COAL RESERVES AS INDICATIONS POINT TO WALKOUT

BIG INDUSTRY PREPARING FOR COAL STRIKE   Dealers Worry About Suppl) For Homes, Schools, Small Business

Miss Truman Draws 4,000  Celebrity-Studded  Andienre Heare Singe:

Capital Hails Margaret’s Concert, But Critics Fall Short in Praise

Critics Crifical Buf Washingten likes Margaret   President Eeamingly Joins En Rounds of Applause Fer Singing, Tromeot

Margaret Truman Pleases Audience At Final Concert: Critics Are Candid

Margaret Truman Ends Concert Tour In Capital; Audience Enthusiastic

A Father’s Pride   President Beams as Margaret Wins Applause From Celebrity-Studded Capital Audience

Margaret Truman Wins Washington Applause But Critics Not Too Kirid

MISS TRUMAN WINS ACCLAIM   Loudly Applauded By Au dience Even Though Critics Skeptical

RECOGNIZES THOMPSON   One Georgia Superior Court Says Talmadge Isn't) Governor

Talmadge Loses Superior Court Ruling In Fight for Georgia's Governorshi

TALMADGE FOE CALLED WINNER   Judge Recognizes Right 0 * Thompson To Post

Thompson Wins First Court Test On Governorship   Circuit Judge Says Legislature Erred In Electing Talmadge

—TALMADGE LOSES THIS ROUND— Court Says Thompson Js Georgia’s Governor

STORES 10 BE OPEN NIGHTLY FROM DEC. 12   Urge Shoppers to Buy Christmas Gifts Early   BUSINESS IS BRISK

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Says Blame Lies With Greedy Bosses Of Union Movement

Truman Report Highlights Presented In Nutshell Form   DOMESTIC FCONOMY

NOSES COUNTED ON TAX-CUTTING   Democrats Seek To Delay Action On Measure Until July 1

GOP Planning Tax Bill Action   Count Forces To Halt Democrats In Delay Attempt

‘hree-Day Siege Of Snowstorms~——~  Isolates Many N.Y.and Pa. Towns;  British Transport System Chaotic

WINTER MOVING SEAWARD TODAY   Towns In Pennsylvania And New York Remain Isolated By Snowstorms; Schools Closed; Storm Is Moving On.

Upper New York Hard Hit by Snow   Transportation Tied Up, Supplies Curtailed, 17 Deaths Listed

STORMS CHOKE TRAVEL IN N, Y,   Several Pennsylvania and New York Towns Isolated by Heavy Snowfalls

Heavy Snow in East Is Blamed for 17 Deaths   As High as 40 Inches Reported in Some Areas During 3-day Storm

Pennsy, New York Are Hardest Hit By Snowstorms   Seventeen Deaths Now Attributed To The Severe Weather. ~~

ANNOUNCES HER ARRIVAL  One of Twins Heard. Full Hour Before Birth

How To Catch Fish? Just Feed Worm With Benzedrine .   Says First Time He Heard Infant Cry Before Birth

HE WON'T SLEEP IN PARLOR  Bedroom Not in County, ‘So School Bars Kids :

Atom Smashed Extensively   100 New Radio-Active Elements Possible   *  Foes of Training Bill Complain   Pineapple Industry Hit by CIO Strike

Pineapple Strike On   Wage Disagreement Ties Up Industry  In Hawaii; Process 90% of World Supply

Woman Is Accused Of Killing Husband   Garage Mechanic, Who is Named as Widow’s Lover. Released

Courtroom Turnabout  Widow Charged With Slaying Mate After Man She Accused Is Freed

Bevin Will Work for Success of Marshall Plan Without Dividing the World

BEVIN PLEDGES BRITAIN HELP TO RECOVERS   Division of Europe Into 2 Blocs Attacked

WALLACE MAY ~ RUIN. TRUMAN   President's Prospects for  Reelection Given Setback

Wallace's Boom To Hurt Truman   1948 Presidential Series Takes Form Out in California

Wallace Bid Jolts Truman   Movement May Ruin Re-election Chances

Elgin Will Answer Order Of Governor      Commissioner. Says Will “Make Detailed Reply / “To Letter

REPLY IS PROMISED BY AUTO COMMISSIONER   Elgin Says He Intends To Answe Lane's Criticism Of His  Wiis

Find Transport Missed Clearing ~ > Pliff's Sammit by Only Six Feet

WREC sO STUCK n nF PEAK NEAR TOF   Airliner Missed Clearing Mountain by Less Than Six Feet—Eight of 58  . Dead Americans,   PLUNGED 1,000 FEET DOWN SHEER WALL   Search Parties Recover Three Bodies — Toll Highest in History of Commercial Aviation.

Londen. Gives Cify Present fo Princess   Highly Prized Antique Furnitere Presented to Elizabeth ot Ceremony

Indiana Fair Opens Gates On Friday   Children’s And 4H Day To Draw Record Attendance

Indiana State Fair Will Open Gates On Friday   Cfficials Believe That New Attendance Records Will be Established This Year.

Gas Allotment Is Increased  M. L. & H. Supplies Are   M. L. & H. Supplies Are Unchanged

Home to Feel Pulte of Voters on Issues   Liqour and Taxes Are Items of Deep Concern

Public Works Projects Making Good Progress   West Sixth Arena Scene Of Much Activity—Water Tovites: AAay Ga lin Cran

LONDON PARI PARLEY BREAKUP. NEAR   NEW CHARGES HURLED. BY MOLOTOV—CONFERENCE MAY END BY TO- .  WIGHT

PREDICT PARLEY JO END TONIGHT   Soviets Charge United States : Deliberately Piotting  Collapse

soviet Act to Tighten Hold on Zone in Germany   Two Leaders’ Of Opposition Party Are Fired

Many Tins on Speculation on Grain Market hy Government Officials Received hy Investigation Group   Reds Fire German Party Heads

Russia Moves to Solidify Hold in Reich   Democratic Union Leaders Are’ Fired by Soviets .

Russians Move to Tighten Grip on Eastern Germany   Military Administration Fires Two Pariy.Leaders in Prepararation for Whatever Eventualities Failure of Big Four Conference May Bring—Group They Led Now Has Lost Independence in Soviet Zone.

Russians Moving Swittly to Hold Eastern Germany   Failure of Big Four to Agree Brings Quick Military Action

Reds Move To Solidify Hold  Bolster Advantages From Meet Failure

REDS TIGHTEN GRIP ON REICH   Russians Fire Christian Demecratic Union Chiefs

Action Taken For What ever Eventualities Big Four Failure May Bring   Two Christian Democrats Fired   New Editor Also Installed As Head Of Newspaper In Berlin

Solidify Hold OnE. Germany   Russians Fire Twe Party Leaders In Soviet Zone..’

Soviet Moves To Solidify East Front   Big Four Failure To Agree Brings Swift Repercussions

FAMED GRID STAR KILLED IN PLUNGE   Charles “Herb” Treat Was Once “All American”

Blame Gas Leak fo Catastrophe, Only Rubble Left at Site   Car Accident Adds To Toll of Injured Taken to Hospital

2 Apartments Demolished In  Gas Explosion   Building Blown A part Near Business Distriet Diame Gas Leak

CHILD KILLED IN BUILDING BLAST   GAS LEAK BLAMED AS EXPLOSION DESTROYS APARTMENT IN IOWA

9 Others Hurt When Gas Leak Causes Explosion; Two Apartments Wrecked

OHIOAN ADMITS  WIFE'S MURDER   New Philadelphia Tragedy Occurs On Neighbor’s Porch

REDS TO FIGHT CANADIAN PLAN   UN Atom Commission Will Probably Shelve Soviet Proposal

Officials Test Lake White   Draining of Water Provides Opportunity to Determine Extent of Erosion.

CAPTAINS ARE ELECTED AND QUOTAS SET; FARM BUREAU WEEK DEC 8 TO 13.

‘Government Economist Sees No Prospect Of Appliance Needs Being Met In 1947

JO BE LIMITED BY METAL   EXPERT SAYS THERE WILL NOT BE ANUNDANT SUPPLY OF MANY HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT

WE STRIKERS REJECT OFFER OF WAGE HIKE   Union Disagrees With Company on Amount  Of Pay Proposal

Army Air Forces Say Four-Engined Jet Fighter Ready to Begin Tests

U.S. Claim Te Jap Isles To Get Approval   FINAL ACTION BY UN COUNCIL ASSURED TODAY

Montana Has  Slight Quake   Recalls Serious Earthquake In Area In 1935—Many Persons Flee Homes

34 Railroads Have Adopted ‘Travel, Charge {f° Plan   Subscribers to System Will Be Billed Monthly

Boyle Says New Styles Make Woman ‘Look Like Underslung Hour-Glass

Doesn't Like the New Styles Because a Gal Can Now Fool All the Men Some of the Time

U.N. OPENS CRUCIAL MEET IN NEW YORK      General Assembly Is Convened Amid Solemn Warnings That Split Between East and West Must Be Stopped.

Clouded by Clash Over Balkan Issue   Queen Elizabeth Contingent Rushed To Conference Site

New Russian. U. S. Dispute Casts Cloud   Many of World’s Leading Diplomats at Meeting Opened With Address by Retiring President

Western Powers, Russia Must Stop Widening Disputes, Delegates Are Told

GROWING SPLIT ADDS TO WOES OF DELEGATES   2 More Soviet Vetoes Mark Bitter Argument Over Situation In Balkans

Long, Stormy UN Session Is. Predicted  Two More Vetoes   Two More Vetoes Are Registered By Red Deleantes

U. N. ASSEMBLY OPENS CRITICAL 1947 SESSION   Warned That the Split Be tween Russia.and Western Powers Must Stop. ~   AT ANY AND ALL COSTS   The ‘Opening Meeting Was Attended by Secretary *. “Marshall.

Important UN Session Opens  Clouded By Dispute Retween Reds. US.

UN Assembly Is Greeted By Warnings of Growing Disagreement   Crucial Meeting Brings Declarations That Split Between Russia and Western Powers Must Be Stopped at All Costs

Warns Rift With Russia Must Stop:  55 Nations Map Plans For Peace

Assembly Opens In Tense Diplomatic Atmosphere Between U.S. And Russia   Latins ¢ Ippose U.S. On New President   Retiring Head Calls On Conference To Reject The Thought Of War

Oswaldo Aranha Of Brazil, Opening Meeting Of General Assembly, Declares World Will “Organize Peace Or Hasten War” At Council Tables—Pictures~ “Next Ten Years As Period Of Doubts And Insecurity” — U. S.-Russian Dispute Clouds Occasion

NEW YORK, Sept. 16 — (AP) —Dr. Oswaldo Aranha, former foreign minister of Brazil, today was elected to preside over the critical 1947 session of the United Nations assembly.

U-N Warned Riff With Reds Must Stop at All Costs   World’s Ace Diplomats Attend Opening of Assembly in New York

U.S. Action Makes Assembly Discussionof GreekProblem Possible; Reds Use 2 Vetoes

Brazilian Chosen To Preside Over ‘47 UN Meeting   Session Under Way Amid Warnings That Growing Rift PAtzret Ra Cer>%...i

UN Assembly In Critical 1947 Session   Solemn Warning Sounded That the Growing Split Between Russia and the  A.  er 2 BF -..24.4P _

Two New Vetoes Are Registered By Red Delegate   Run Soviet  String To 20 But Fail To Check Program

Plea Made To End Split ‘Of Nations   Growing Break Between Russia And West Powers Is Deplored

Row Clouds Opening Of UN Assembly   U. S. And Russia Differ In Views

U.N. Opens Sessions; Warning Given Split Must Be Averted   fa Foreign Minister Says Unless Issues Are Solved, This May Mean Tend of U nited Nations Assembly

Occasion Is Clouded By Angry Dispute Over Baikan Situation; Northeast Storm Warnings Are Displayed From Paim Beach to Cape Hatteras; Members of House Committee Inspect Sites On St. Lawrence for Seaway and Power Project

Angry Dispute Between U. S. and Russia Clouds Opening Sessions Palestine, Balkans Head Agenda

UN Assembly Is Greeted By Warnings of  Growing Disagreement  Crucial-Meeting-Brings Declarations That - .. Split Between Russia and Western

UN Assembly Opens Critical 1947 Session   Warning Given East-West Split Must Be Stopped at All Costs

Oswaldo Aranha Will Head U. N.   Former Foreign Minister Of * Brazil Elected at Opening Session   WARNS ON WRANGLING   President Says Path o United Nations Leads To Peace or War

Brazil Envoy Named as Head Of UN Assembly   Aranho Elected As Critical Meet Opens in New York

U. S.-Soviet Row Clouds  New Session   Decisions Made at Assembly Hold Fate Of Peace Organization

Wramings Mark First U.N. Session   Russia Casts Two Vetoes in Final Ceuncil Meeting

Palestine, Balkan Problems. Big Power Veto Are Questions That May Force  Tano Seccion.   SECRETARY MARSHALL AT OPENING MEETING

Must Solve Split Between Russia and The Western Powers   Soviet Vetoes Cloud Atmosphere as Top Diplomats Gather

Aranha Named As President   Brozitian to Preside Over Critical 1947 Session of United Notions Assembly

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Brazilian New President of UN Assembly   Tension Heightened By Two Red Vetoes In Security Councif

Brazil Diplomat Elected President Of UN Assembly   United Nations Meet Amid Dire Warnings

MAIN EFFORT TO SETTLE DISPUTE WITH RUSSIANS   MEETING FOLLOWS ANGRY SESSION OF SECURITY COUNCIL

FIGHT GL U.N. OPENING SESSION   Soviets Run String Of Ve: toes To Twenty   NEW YORK DEBATES   Likely To Mark Critical Point In World’s Quest For Organized Peace

Assembly Aims To Halt East And West Splif   Top Diplomats of World Convene in Epochal Session at Critical Time

Crucial Session  Opens   UN Assembly Delegates Gather in Atmosphere Clouded by Widening  Bast-West: Split

U. S., Russian Clash Clouds First Meeting   Solemn Warnings That Growing Rift Must Be Stopped At All Costs

CRITICAL 19.47 UN ASSEMBLY SESSION OPENS   Must Solve Differences Between Western Allies, Russia

1947 Meeting Is Opened On Somber Note   World’s Top Diplomats Convene, Brazil’s Aranha Presiding

U.S.-Russia Tangle Again Over et gas   Aranha, of Brazil.  Warns that Meetings Will Organize Peace Or Hasten New War

UNEASY STATUS   Election of Presdent Is First Hurdle; Growing Split Must Be Stanned   BRAZILIAN ELECTED ON ~ SECOND BALLOT OF MTEY

5 United Nations Open Critical Session   Growing Split Between Russia, West Must Be Halted. Warnina

Row Over Greece Clouds U.N. Meet   Two New Russian Vetoes Registered In Council Meeting On Eve Of Assembly Session Fail To Block Greek Action

Former Envoy of Brazil Elected President of UN  He'll Preside Over

"UN ‘ON TRIAL’ WITH START OF VITAL SESSION   Wide Split Between Russia, ) Western Powers Greatest Problem of All

Stormy Session Is in Prospect   U. S.-Soviet Dispute Over Greece Clouds New York Assembly: Russia Exercicee Veto.

U.N. Assembly Told To Check Growing Split   Critical 1947 Session Opens With Marshall Present.

UN Assembly Opens Sessions With Warning Growing Split Must Be Ended at All: Costs   Occasion Clouded by Monday Night's Battle Between America and Russia Over Balkan Question and Two New Russian Vetoes

Americans Win  9 to 2 Backing In Forcing Greek Problem Out Of Security Council; Assembly Sessions Of All 55 Nations Expected To Be Long and Stormy

Forgotten People Of ‘47  Better Deal Is Sought For Migratory Worker

STRICKEN CITY BRACES SELF FOR ONSLAUGHT   Hundreds Rush Work Repairing Levees Along Rivers

Heavy Rains Send Rivers On Rampage   Rainfall at Des Moines 5.27 Inches—Evacuation Or dered at Ottumwa

lsLegislative Heads 'l Agree On Program   New Flood:  In Missour:

Rescue Boats Moving In To Help Victims   Great Danger Tx Life, Property Seen For Area

Bridges Wiped Out, Highways Blocked in Grant, Lafayette   Rising Streams Again Threaten Midwest Area   Des Moines, Missouri Rivers Threatening to Repeat Disasters   Bagley Isolated; Boscobel Hard Hit; Wettest June 12 Recorded in Madison

Cripps Says Britain May Manufacture Goods If Firms Fail to Boost Exports

Babson Advises Against Buying New Houses Now  Predicts Break In  Commodity Prices

United States Stands Firm Despite Sovie' Veto Threat  First Test on U.S.   First Test on U.S. Arms-Atomic Plan To Come Tuesday At Council Meetin:

US. to Defy Russiaon Atomic Plan   Attitude Firm In Face of Veto Threat

U.S. Is Firm On Atom Plan Despite Reds   Americans Unshaken by Russian Threat to Use Veto Power

U.S. Holds Firm To Arms-Atom Proposal in UN   First Test of Plan To Come Tuesday at Meeting of Council

U.S. REFUSES TO BACK DOWN ON ATOM PLAN   Maintains Firm Stand Despite Threat Of Veto by Russia

FIRM STAND SEEN ON ATOM CONTROL   Russia Likely to Use Veto; Other Delegations Cool to American Plan

Reds Threaten A-Bomb Policy   Russians Believed Read; Toa Black Program

U.S. Is Firm On Arms-Afom Control Plan   Veto of American Pro gram Is Threatened By Soviet Russia

First Test on Proposal Set Tuesday  - America Remains Firm on Its - Arms-Atomic Plan

GENERAL MARSHALL RESTS IN HONOLULU   Appears Fit Despite Tiring Flight From China—Poses for Pictures With Wlife.

CITY PAUSES T0  HONOR WAR DEAD   Brief Services Are Held at Cemeteries and at  Robinson Park

CITY PAUSES TO  HONOR WAR DEAD   Brief Services Are Held at Cemeteries and at  Robinson Park   BUSINESS JS HALTED

OHIDAN FACES MURDER COUNT   To Arraign Veteran Today for Death of Baby

Jammed Hose Down Infant’s Throat  Man Arraigned For Murder Of Nephew

PERIURY CrARGE: MADE IN HOUSE   Labor Committee Told Com: munists In Labor Group Concealed Identity

LAWMAKER ASKS INDICTMENT OF 2 UNION OFFICIALS   Congressman Kennedy Call: on Labor Group in House to Recommend Charges of Perjury Against -Pair.   BOTH HAD DENIED THEY WERE COMMUNISTS   Proposal and Demand for Un masking of a Mysterious “Comrade Juniper” Enliven Hearing.

2 CIO Officers  Said Perjurer:   Kennedy Asks Indictment Of Milwaukee Men

SEEK PERJURY INDICTMENTS AGAINST PAIF   Heuse L ab or Committee  Delves Inte Communism In Laber Uniens   MYSTERIOUS FIGURE REVEALED TO GROUP

WORK OUT PLAN FOR PALESTINE   American Delegation Puts Finishing Touches To Partition Plan.

American Plan To Cut Palestine Near Completion   ‘Russians Expected To Follow with Soviet Proposals

United States Readies Final P: artition, Plax   Proposal to Be Made Ir Johnson Speech By End Of Week; Secrecy  , Surrounds Solution

US. Prepares Palestine Plan   Measure Nearly Ready to Be Given To U.N. Committee

Cancel Soviet  Trade Talks   Britain, Russia Can’ Agree On Finance Term  Resard Trade.

Briggs Strike Is Authorized  Would Halt Operations   Would Halt Operations At Motor Plants

20,00@ AUTO WORKERS AUTHORIZE WALKOUT   Briggs Bedy Plant May Stutdews Weduesday Due To Breakdows in Neretia‘ions

STRIKE IS SET WEDNESDAY IN BRIGGS PLANT   CIO Executive Board Okays Walkout By 20,000 Workers

AUTO WORKERS AUTHORIZE BRIGGS STRIKE   Car Body Builders Are Planning to Tie Up Industry

Briggs Union Plans Strike  Tomorrow   Would Affect Six Briggs Factories,  Chrysler, Packard

Briggs Plant Strike Authorized  Walkout Scheduled To Start Wednesday

"SIX KILLED IN LATEST RIOTS AMONG HINDUS   "English Going Ahead With Plans To Withdraw From Country

Clark Limited Election Probe In Kansas City   FBI CHIEF SAYS ORDER FOR INQUIRY WAS RESTRICTED

Clark Limited FBI's Vote Probe, Hoover Asserts .   Only Six Persons Quizzed, No Independent Study Mad  @e...k:: BL... ee

FBI DIDN'T PUT MUCH PUNCH IN . K. C, VOTE CASE   J. Edgar Hoover Explains Only Six Questioned—Justice Dept.Ordered Halt

Hoover Defends FBI Inquiry ia Flection ‘Fraud’   ‘Preliminary’ Probe Followed Instructions; Truman Raps Frauds

MAJOR POINTS EMPHASIZED   President Truman’ Makes — Special. Recommendations to ‘Congress...

Citizens Watch With Lumps In Throats As Signs Go Up New Street Names To Forever Remind Little Town Of Its 30 Sons Who Fell During Battle

War Mongering Issue Of Soviet Nearme Climax    Indications Russian Move To Be Buried Under Land slide Vote In U. N.

WAR MONGER STORM NEAR CLIMAX IN UN   Vishinsky Resolution Appears Doomed under Vote Landslide

AUSTIN, MRS. FDR LASH SQVIET ‘WAR MONGERING   Vishinsky Blast Against U. 8. Seen  Ae Ranmeranc

VISHINSKY IS. GIVEN A RIDE   UNITED STATES SPOKESMAK AT UN LASH OUT AT RUS"SIAN PHOPAGANDA DRIVE

Atom Secrets Betrayed, Says Army Officer  Americans Advised :   Americans Advised io Study Report Made by Canadians

Living Cost Figures Given   Food Prices up 99 Per Cent. in State Since Start of War

Costs 60 P. C. More Io Live.  State Figures: Show Chanaes Since 1939

Two Per Cent Interest On New Issues   Approve Move To Destroy Old Bonds In Called Session

County Court Votes For Change Of Bonds   Sullivan County Group To Destroy $800,000 In Old Bounds: New Issue To Save $142.318

Statesville Shots   informa! Glimpses ef Peeple im and Around Statesville.

Statesville Shots   fifermai Glimpses of People In and Around Statesville

C ounty AAA Orders Destruction Of Buckwheat Planted .... Without Government Permit   F.H. Dennis, Farmer, Thought: He Was .  fr, ry 4 .~.Dane

County AAA Orders Destruction Of Buckwheat Planted _.. Without Government Permit   F. H. Dennis, Farmer,  Thought He Was. Nywan Raec

Senator Jacobson Explains Handling of Bills By lowa Legislature's Sifting Committee.

HARRIMAN CHARGES REDS MENACE PEACE   Secretary Warns of Possible Atomic Retaliation Against Potential Arrressors.

TWO NEGRO BOYS DIE IN CHAIR FOR KILLING EMPLOYER   Ailing Weman’s Plea In Be half Of Youths Attracted Wide Aftentian

TWO NEGRO BOYS EXECUTED TODA}   Pair Is Electrocuted fo! Killing White Emplover.

WILDCAT RAIL STRIKE TRIMS STEEL OUTPUT   PITTSBURGH TIEUP IDLES 15,000; MAY BE DRAGGED OUT

Rail Strike Puts 15,000 Out OF Jobs   Corporation Head See No Early Waae Settlement

Steel. ‘Company. ' President Gloomy-: Over:’ Outlook; Says: Stoppage:. Prove :              Demands: Declared “Not Reas sonable”   Union’ Executives-Con * With: Company, But Gi _No° Encouragement

See No End to Wildcat Strike  15,000 Steel Worker: Have Now Been Idle

Steel Head Says Rail Strike May Not End Quickly   First Effort to End Wiltcat Work Stoppage At Mills 's Fruitless

Steel Company's Production Down Toa Zero Level   Strike of ‘Railroaders May Not End Quickly, Officials Report

Tieup Stymies Steel Production In Many Plants   Little Hope for Quick Settlement Is Entertained

First Peace Try InSteel Strike Fails   Plant Railroad Tie-Up Bites Into Production

Wildcat Rai! Strike May Not Be Settled Easily; Steel Production Is Down   Already ‘15,000 Corporation Workers Idled by Unauthorized Walkout; First Peace Efforts of Some 1200 Railroad Warkers Prove Frnitless

STRIKE PEACE EFFORTS FAIL   Union Leaders Call Walkout of Rail Workers Unauthorized

QUIT GREENLAND, DANES ASK, S.   Evacuation of Troops Under Defense Pact Rrannead hy Minister

Couple Sure God Will Cure Child: Treatment By Physician Is Refused

ACHIEVEMENT MEE HELD IN RICHWOOD H. S. BUILDING   SPECIAL RECOGNITION GIVEN 4-H CLUB MEMBERS OF THREE TOWNSHIPS

STASSEN URGES FOOD BE SAVED   Also Asks Resistance to Spiraling Prices

Southern Pacific RR iEngineers Continue Strike Preparations   Truman May Appoint Board to Investigate Dispute

SP. Men Go Out Monday, "Defy Truman   Won’t Reopen Cases With New Board, Says Union Chief

Plan to Go Ahead with SP Strike   Engineers Say Creation of New Emergency Board Will Not Delay Walkout

Plenty of Jobs” In Iowa for Skilled Worker   Housing Is Factor In Labor Shortage.

Taber, Knutson Head Committee:  Other Chairmenships Are Aareed Unon

House Committee Ratio Reversed By Republicans  Rep. Taber Will Head Appropriations Group

Union Leader Opposes Curb   Would Not Bar Communists From Unions Any More Than Democrats.

Supports Right OF Communists “To Join Unions   Male We sbG. WY Uae - Deprive. No Individual “Of Freedom Of Thought

Leader Of CIO Against Pushing Reds From Unior  Fitzgerald Raps nding Labor Membership Bill

UEW Leader Would Admit Communists   Fitzgerald Opposes Banning Reds From Union Membership

UNION HEAD HITS BARRING OF REDS   Electrical Union Presiden’ Attacks All Labor Laws

Union Leader Opposes Ban Against Reds   Proposed Legislation Would Deprive Rights Of Communists. Labor Committee Told

ClO ELECTRIC UNION HEAD OPPOSES PLANS TO BAN COMMUNISTS  _ LABOR LAW HEARING TOLD OFFICIAL WOULD NOT BAR ANY GROUP

Union Leader Is Opposed To Barring Reds   Fitzgerald, Electricians Chief, Testifies at Con gressional Hearing

Electric Union Head Opposes Laws Barring Reds from Membership  Source of Des: ssription on House    Source of Des:ription on House Committee Ouiz of Green Sought:

COMMUNISTS IN ClO BACKED BY UNION LEADER   Electrical Workers’ Chief Opposed To Barring Anyone From Membership

Hostages in Jerusalem Are Freed   Action Taken in Face of Stern Military Action by British

Kidnaped Briton: Obtain Release   Jewish Underground   Jewish Underground Frees Judge, Banker Held os Hostages

KIDNAPE FREED IN FACE OF ARMY ACTION   British Judge, Banker Were Held as Hostages for Condemned Irgunist

HEE BMUTOH NUSTAGES IN GRUNER CASE   Terrorists Claim Purpose o Saving Condemned Man Has Been Achieved.

Greece, [urkey May Get Vessels To Boost Strength   Forrestal Upholds Navy Plan To Send Task Force; Pepper Urges U. N. Handle Problem

Rioters in Cairo Battle Policemen  Trouble Raised Over U. N   Trouble Raised Over U. N. Failure to Order British Troops to Go

Police Battle Cairo Rioters  In UN Protest   Hundreds Of Moslems Are Routed, Two Wounded In Fight; Seek Ouster British Troops

Cairo Rioting Resumed With 2.000 In Mob   Two Persons Reported Slightly Wounded By Police Fire.

To Reseval Over Navy ‘No   industrialist . Charges Smear Campaign Waged

Tells Of — His Gov’t        War Deals   ANDUSTRIALIST SA SAYS F.D. R. WENT. OVER THE HEADS OF NAVY —— ~ OFFICIALS TO SAVE KAISER PLAN 

Kaiser Tells Senators of His Plans   Reveals. Note to Roosevelt Saved Idea of Escort  Carriers

“Tomorrows Headlines “Jodag KAISER TELLS SENATE HE SAVED PROGRAM T0 BUILD CARRIERS TC COMBAT GERMAN SUR MENACE

ASSERTS NAVY MIND CHANGED BY PRESIDENT   Ship Builder Accuses Probers of Smear Campaign

Admits Going Over Official Heads On Escort Carriers, but Denies He Used Pressure for Cargo Armada

‘My Appeal Overrode Navy, Senators Told   Note Brought Building of Escort Carriers, Industrialist Declares

‘WEATHERY]   Back-To-Work Move Collapses   Workers Who Had Voted To Return To Job: This Morning Balk As Deadline Arrives

Back-To-Work Move Collapses   Workers Who Had Voted To Return To Jobs This Morning Balk As Deadline Arrives

Schools Closed By Heavy Snows   Rural Highways Blocked by Drifts

OHIO DRIFTS CLOSE NORTHERN SGHOOLS   Highway Departments Battle Deep Snow

SNOW BLOCKS OHIO HIGHWAYS   Scores of Schools Close Due to Deep Drifts

RAISES TO BE SOUGHT BY 5 RAILROAD UNIONS   Whitney Says Plans Will Be Laid At Cleveland Talks

Elliott Roosevelt Denies ‘Influence In Plane Contract   Declarés Johnny Meyer’s Accounts Are Wrong— Charges ‘‘Padding’’   HUGHES TO APPEAR WEDNESDAY MORNING   Roosevelt And Meyer Tell Different, Stories Of Party Expenditures

ROOSEVELT AND MEYER RESUME HEARING BATTLE   Flatly Denies Any Influence On War Contracts

Convict Admits Part in Slaying Wisconsin Girl   Sennett, Convicted Slayer of College Student, Makes  Confession

‘In Press Conference Truman Also Revealed He Has No Military Recommendations As Yet Despite Im minence of End of Draft On March 31,

Say Man Admits Setting Fires   Butler Junction Man Wrecked Two PRR  Trains, Claim

“FINANCIER SAYS FUTURE FACED IS ‘UNRESTFUL’   9 Soviets Accused Of ‘Cold War’ Against U. S. By Advisor To President

‘Prize Show Stock  Nets Fancy Prices   ‘Junior Grand Champion Steer Sold for $3,00C at International Exoosition.

$3-POUND STEER SOLD BY IOWAN   Champ Angus Brings $1.75 Over Last Year

160-MPH Winds Hit Hopetown, Move on U.S.   Erratic Storm Is ‘Critically Close,’ Miami Bureau Says

Bevin Given Huge Vote of Confidence   Rites Heid for Four Children   Seaway Seen as Defense Boon

‘Self-Starter’ Battle Enters Holiday Lul!   Folsom UWeekler “Talkec To’ By Governor’s Aides In Birmingham Speech

But He'll Try Marriage Again  Marital Counselor, Third Wife Air Fuss in Court

Police Called To Quell Disturbance During Negro Church Group Election

De Lawd’s Advice Dictates Choice for Church Post   President Ends Turmoil With Relayed Word for One To Withdraw

Negro Baptists Agree When President Reports a Revelation from the Lord’

DUTCH COLUMNS HIT BY SEA AGAIN   Indonesians Claim That Foe Downs Medical Plane

New Dutch Landing Made on Sumatra  Drive Eastward From   Drive Eastward From Medan Also Under Way

Sumatra Attack Aimed by Dutch   New Amphibious Drive Reported; Troops Swarm Ashore Near Medan

DUTCH LAUNCH ANOTHER DRIVE   Open Amphibious Assault on Northern Sumatra

INITIAL ROAR OF KU. HOMECOMING   All - University Traditions Convocation This Morning   BRIEF CLASSES MONDAY

KUL HOMECOMING   All - University Traditions Convocation This Morning   BRIEF CLASSES MONDAY

BRITAIN IS FLOUNDERING OVER POLICY   Another Big Dip Into United States Loan Is Said to Be Due

e. vAve vidtesoci  American Food Aid to Europe Like Putting Peg in an Abyss

OPA Sugar Ration Base Held Invalid   Principal Quits School for Mine

General Motors Meets Cost Hikes by Boosting Price of ‘Luxury’ Madels

GM Motor Prices Up   Boosts Will Affect Only. Luxury. Models . General Motors! Say

CM INCREASES. PRIGES ON CARS   Company’s Boost Does Not Affect Chevrolet

GM UPS PRICES OF LUXURY CARS   AFFECTS CADILLAC, OLDSMOBILE, BUICK AND PONTIAC LINES

DRIVES MENACE RIVAL CAPITALS   REBEL THOOPS MOVING Oy PARAGUAY CAPITAL AS8 GOVERNMENT DRIVES . ON STRONGHOLD

Evelyn Nesbit, His Wife, Not Listed Among Survivors : Stormy Romance Forgotten In Notorious Harry Thaw’s Death

IS DEAD AT 76   Heart Attack Ends Colorful Life of Ex-Playboy Who Shot Stanford White

Royal Tour In Crisis lres Britons   “Grousing” Grows As English Grow Colder, Hungrier   Harry K. Thaw Dies in Obscurity in Florida After Stormy Career, with Few to Mourn

U.N. Solution For Palestine Issues Sought   Fact-Finding Commission Of U.N. To Launch Efforts This Afternoon   COMMISSION TO FLY TO HOLY LAND

THOUSANDS OF PERSONS IMPERILLED BY HIGH WA. TERS—ARMY MARKSMEN BENT TQ SCENE

TWO PERISH IN FLAMING AUTO   Cab, Transport Truck Collide At Ponca, Killing Girl, Taxi Driver

Taxi Driver, Passenger Die-in Blazing Wreck At Ponca City. Okla.

Two Persons Die in Flames After Wreck   Ponca City Taxicab  Driver and Passenger  Perish When Cab and Gas Truck Collide

HUGHES DENIES PLANE PROFITS   DECLARES PROFITS ALLEGED BY COMMITTEE ‘CAME FROM -TOOL. AND BEER PLANTS

HUGHES DENIES WAR PROFITING   Plane Builder Says Meyers Sought Millions In U.S. Bonds

Claim Reds Made Crisis For France   Deliberate Program Of Harassment Was Ordered By Soviet To Restore Reds In Government

1,199 AUSTRIAN PW's RELEASED BY RUSSIA   All Are Well Trained in Communist Ideclogy

FERGUSON AND KNOWLAND URGE RED TRADE CUT   GOP Spokesmen Would Couple Act With Marshall Plan

Ferguson, Lead M ove   Think Drastic Cuts Should At Least Be Made in Shipments of American Goods to Soviet

Aid Plan Blocked By Russia Trade   GOP To Demand Severance Of Trade With Russians Or No Marshall Plan

RED SETBACK IN JAP VOTE      ONLY FOUR COMMIES WIN IN ~ ELECTION OF 250 MEMBERS OF UPPER HOUSE ~~

GOP SWEEPING MICHIGAN AGAIN   State Election Returns {ndicate Dull Balloting —

ALL LIQUOR RATIONING BROT TO END   Last Restrictions  In State-Will End ‘Tomorrow N ight:

STRIKE AT STAR HOLDS   Only Handful of Prin of Printers Crossed the Picket Line

BOROUGHS NEED MORE REVENUE   Sources Of New Taxes  Number One Problem Be fore Opening Session O State Association Today

TRUMAN PICKS ‘GREAT TEAM’   Wants McGrath And Sul. livan To Run Democratic Campaign

~ NOW SOLVED   WRECKAGE OF PLANE. THAT VANISHED FIVE YEARS , age SIGHTED—OHIOANS ON BOARD

Army Plane Missing Five Years Located   Find Wreckage Of Plane That Crashed In 1942 Carrying Four To Death

FAYETTE PILOT'S PLANE IS FOUND   Wreckage Of Five-Year Old Crash Discovered In Sierras

GUNS OF LABOR HOODS’ ROAR IN CHICAGO   Mrs. James Crowley Almost Decapitated by Shotgun Blast

19 American Republics Agree to Joint Fight Against Any Aggressor

Sign to Oppose Aggression of Hemisphere Anywhere in Area Between the Two Pole:

U.S. Proposal Receives Full Support  Vast Security Area   Vast Security Area to Extend From Arctic to Antarctic

Only Nicaragua and Ecnador Not Represented, Omit to Support Hem: isphere Defense Plan be United States.

U.S. PROPOSAL ACCEPTED BY 19 REPUBLICS   Way Is Left Open For Canada To Join In Defense Pact

AMERICAN NATIONS AGREE 10 SETUP BiG DEFENSE ZONE   Vote to Fight Jointly Against Any Armed Aggression Occurring in Region From Arctie to Antarctic.   PROPOSAL SPONSORED ~ BY UNITED STATES   Demarcation of Area Consid+ ered One of Most impor. .. tant Points in Ereaty .  Under Consideration.

Defense Zone Will Reach From Arctic To Antarctic   Nations Agree  slo Fight J Jointly Any Attack Agains This Hemisphere

AMERICAS PLEDGE — JOINT ACTION IN. CASE OF ATTACK   Against Any Armed In Hemisphere ‘Security Region’  19 American Republics ‘Agree Te Fight Jelally Gecarring la

Area from Arctie ‘To Antaretiec Named In ‘Security Region’   Guns of All American Republics Would Guard Region; Approved by 14-Nation Sub-Committee at Inter-American Parley

U.S. Proposal Receives Full Support   Vast Security Area to Extend From Arctic to Antarctic

ALL AMERICAN REPUBLICS 10 G0 ON GUARD   GUNS WILL STRETCH FROM ARCTIC TO ANTARCTIC

OFFICIAL TO EXPLAIN RETURNING BODIES 0) WAR HEROES ON OCT.  ' NEXT-OF-KIN OF SLAIN  CLODUIM’MCRATA! TIDCLCH TH   _ NEXT-OF-KIN OF SLAIN SERVICEMEN URGED TO ATTEND MEETING HERE

XPLAIN RETURNING BODIES Ot WAR HEROES ON OCT. 2   NEXT-OF-KIN OF SLAIN SERVICEMEN URGED TO ATTEND MEETING HERE

France Will Curb Strikes   Cabinet Seeks Strong Powers to Deal With Present Wave

French Premier Asks Power fo Fight Agifators  Declares Goal of ‘armiminicte tle #-

FRENCH PREMIER LASHES OUT AT LABOR AGITATORS   Asks Revision Of Sabotage Laws In Speech Before National Assembly

Needs Help In Fight Against Red Elements   Demands Complete Revision Of Laws On Sabotage Moves

Schuman To Grips With Reds   French Premier Asks Assembly For Power To Crack Down On Al Agitators For Strikes

Asks Right To Halt Agitators For Six Months   Schuman Starts Showdown Fight With Communists On Labor Crisis

Schuman Asks Powers To Fight Strike Agitators   Strangling Wave Of Communist-Inspired Strikes Sweeping Throughout France

MOVE TO CURE STRIKE WAVE IN FRANCE   New Premier Wants Power — To Block Red Agitators ~.   Complete Revision Of Laws On Sabotage: Protection For Non-Strikers

Leader Pleads For Power To  Combat Reds   Government’s Bills Approved by Committee, Sent to Assembly

Schuman Pleads for Power to Crack Down on Red ‘Forces Strangling  Whole Nation

French Chief Seeks Drastic Curbs for Governing Strikers   Would Have Power Extend Six Months To Combat Commie:

Wants Power To Stop Strikers And Sabotage, To Combat Red Uprising

Schuman Wants Power to Crack Down on Reds  Would Use T Tracts,  7s

SCHUMAN RAPS COMMUNISTS IN BLUNT ADDRESS   Scattered Sabotage Occurs In Strikes; Locomotives Run Wild On Tracks

Crack-Down Power Asked  By Schuman   French Premier Wants To Stop Sabotage By Speeches, Writings;  Acenuses Camminictc

POWER ASKED T0 CHECK DISORDER      French Chamber to Consider Bills to End Strikes

KNUTSON DETERMINED TO RUSH STAN REDUCTION MEASURE Pr POLICH CONGRESS QUICKLY

Knutson To Rush Tax Slash Bill   Will Send To House Without Public  Hearmes.

Knutson Heads Drive To Speed Bill’s Approval   Hearings Limited In Effort To Expedite Income Levy Slash

Speed Sought For Bill to Slash Taxes   Rep. Knutson Determined To Speed Up Passage After. Hearing by Oniy Civercnment Wiincccex

House To Get Tax-Slashing  Measure Soon   Knutson Determined To Jam Bill Through Quickly; Testimony from Government Witnesses Only.

QJICK VOTE ON TAX BILL IS EXPECTED   Knutson Says He Will Send Assessment-Cutting Measure to House Floor Without Hearing Many Witnesses.

KNUTSON PLEDGE QUICK ACTION ON TAX GUT MEASURE   Says House Committee. Will Hear Only Government — Wien scene * -

Presses For Passa ge Tax  Reduction Bill   Rep. Knutson Says He Will Pat It 10 House Vote Without Formality Of Hearing

Knutson Rushes Tax Cut Plans   Sponsor Eliminates Pubiis Hearings To Save Time

Knutson Waives Tax Cut Hearing   Congress to Get  Expert Testimony

Full Speed Ahead On Income Tax Cut ls Knutson Pledge  Only Government Witnesses to Get Hearing on Bill

Tax-Slashing Bill To Be Sent To House Vote With  Only Government Hearing

Knutson Says Tax Bill Won’t Undergo Extended Hearin:'s   Only Federal Witnesees Will -Be Heard by _ Committee; Sees No  Revenne FI neca

wick Action romised n Tax Bill  Pen. Knutcon Asserts   Rep. Knutson Assert: Only Government Witnesses to Testify

KNUTSON WILL PUSH HIS TAX BILL  THROUGH CONGRESS   It Will Be Sent to a- House Vote With Only Government Witnesses,   A TAX-SLASHING BILL   He Set April 1 As Effective Date for the 1947 Reduction.

Will Push Tax Slash Measure   Meets Opposition From Those Who Would Reduce Debt

Knutson To Senc Tax Cut Bill For House Vote  Minnesotan Is Determined To Jam   Minnesotan Is Determined To Jam Measure Through Conaress Speedily

Chairman Plans Short Hearings On Cutback Bill   Passage by April  is Goal Set in House On Reduction Measure

Set to Jam Tax ¢ Cut Bill Through Congress Quickly  Kn nutson, Determi ned  ant AAaeeiura

Tax Cut Exponent Wants Fast Action   Knutson Determined To Jam Measure Through Conarece

Knutson to Press For Early Action On Tax Reduction  ; Bill Will Be Sent to   Bill Will Be Sent to House Without Detailed Hearings

Tax Bill To Go To Vote Soon   VVUGw Wwwwe Knutson Determined  To Force Quick Vote On 20 Per Cent Slash

KNUTSON READY TO PUSH HIS TAX-CUT BILL THROUGH FAST   Committee To Get Testimony Only From Gov’t Witnesses He Say:

Knutson Readies Tax Cut Measure   Only Government Witnesses to Speak

3 EXPLORERS REPORTED LOST   U. S. Plane Assists Antarctic Search

Close Cail’ Miami Architect Almost Gets Apartment Built For Nothing

FARM SENATORS TO FIGHT CUTS   Give Notice Agriculture, De - fense Spending Con cidered “Untouchable”

Farm State Senators Will Demand Agricultural Funds   Strong Fight Over Appropriations Forecast by Sen. Lucas; Budget Cut Debate to Open Today

Slash In Farm Funds Opposed By Senate Bloc  Portal Pay Vote Slated This Week   Portal Pay Votes Slated

Vigorous Battle For Farm Funds Looming In Senate   Senators Give Notice They Will Fight for Farm Appropriations Despite Budget Slash—Billion and Half Cut Anticipated

Farm Bloe To Oppose Cut  In Budget Fund   Strong Fight Looms To Hold Agriculture Appropriations Asked

Farm State Senators To Fight To Retain Agriculture Funds When Congress Slashes Budget

AGRICULTURAL SOLONS — FIGHT TO SAVE FUNDS   Government Agencies In Line To Battle For Place On Budget

OVER BUDGET FARM FUNDS   Senators Ready Action Against Efforts To Cut Agriculture

Lewis Eases His Order Regarding Safety Of Mines   Tells Men To Return To Work Where There Is Reason To Believe Mines Have Been Placed In Safe Condition.

Production Of Coal Is About Back To Normale)   Miners Stream Back to Work After Two Weeks of Idleness Throughout Nation

ANOTHER WALKOUT IN MINE. INDUSTRY THREATENS JULY    Workers Go Back to Pits in Nation after Notice Is Given by Lewis Concerning Safety.   INDIANA SHAFT OPERATIONS WORK

Revival Of Race Hatred Hits U.S.   Communist Party Asked To Turn Informer Qn Fascists Groups Operating In America

Committee L n Probe of Fascists   Congressmen Consider Tax and Reclamation Bills Today

Soviet Abstains On First Test Vote in Council  Resolution Calls For Balkans Unit

Soviet Abstains On First Test Vote in Council  Recolution Calls   Resolution Calls For Balkans Unit

Doubt Economic Crisis in Russia Buying Spree Wouldn’t  Indicate Economic Crisis, Informants Say

Londen Diplomats Discount Report  of Panicky Buying Spree in USRR

Idea of Soviet Economic Crisis Is Discounted By Diplomats   ~ Buying Spree Under Way, London Informants Agree, But It Does Not Necessarily Indicate. a-Panic: No Reply to Inquiries te Moscow

SOVIET MONEY CRISIS DENIED   Story Completely Discounted By London Diplomatic Sources

‘Authorities Discount Any. Idea Of Russian Economic Crisis‘ Despite Panic Buying’

Georgia Moves To Smash Klan    Launches Legal Action Te Divest Hooded Order Of Parent Charter.

 The WASHINGTON  MERRY-GO-ROUND   DREW PEARSON   38 DAYS OF LINGERING DEATH

uae. DREW PEARSON ed “The WASHINGTON Sim MERRY-GO-ROLIND   DREW PEARSON SAYS:—U. S, MARINE STARVED TO DEAT! AFTER INCURRING WRATH OF LT, COM. E. N. LITTLE NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL REMAINS SECRET; HATRED 01} 1700 PRISONERS FOR ONE MAN.

Permits Children To Do Broadcasts   Petrillo Willing To Work Out Agreement

Dedication Of Memorial On Sunday   Patriotic Groups Here To Sponsor. Rites East Of the Village Hall

PRESIDENT ALEMAN OF MEXICO SPOKE ~— INNEW YORK TOBA)   ‘Deechieed ‘That Strengthening of Hemispheric Solidarity Would Be An Aid.      SPOKE FROM CITY HALL      ‘Monorary Citizenship Was : Conferred en Him by Major O'Dwyer.

ALEMAN CALLS FOR UNITY OF HEMISPHERE   Mexican President Tells New York Audience Western Solidarity Best Means of Promoting Ends of the U.N.

Aleman Gets Greeting Of New York City   Mexican President Stresses Kinship with U. S. in Talk at New York City Hall Today.

Mexico President  On New York Visit   Appeal for American Solidarity To Preserve World Peace Made

Aleman Urges Strengthening Of Solidarity   Mexican President Gets Huge Welcome In New York City

1,500,000 Line Aleman Route In New York   ‘Uphold Hemispheric Solidarity,’ Mexican President Tells His Audience In U. S. Trip

ALEMAN GALLS FOR SOLIDARITY   Delivers New York Address After Welcoming Parade

Hemispheric Unity First Step Toward U.N. Objective,  Declares Mexican President

FOR AMERICAS   Tells N.Y. Crowd Continuance of Good Neighbor Policy Helps UN,

N.Y. Greets Mexican Chie! With Parade ©   Call for Solidarity In Hemisphere Made By Gotham: Visitor -

Aleman Says Solidarity Is Necessary   President of Mexico Makes Visit to New York City Today

Aleman Gives Plea For Solidarity of  Western Nations   Mexican President Rides in Parade Through Rain; Tells of  Mexieran Gifts

Aleman Declares For Bolstering ‘Western Hemispheric Solidarity.   Mexican President Sees It As “First Step In Furtherance Of Ends” Pursued By The United Nations.

Bells Toll  For Miners   No Survivors Found In ‘Dead End’ of Pit; Inquiries Launched

TABER AIMS AX ~ AT MORE FUNDS   Will Whack At Some Actions Fixed By Last Congress

No Expenditures Unless Justified, Rep. Taber Warn   Spending Programs Previously Adopted Put Under Scrutiny

Pastor's Step-Son Is Slayer   16 Year Old Confesses  Beating Church Jani tor To Death

Had ‘Urge To Kill’; Shocked At Learning He’s Adopted Child — Son Of Pastor Confesses Brutal ‘Thrill. Slaying’ Of Aged Sexton

WOULD SUBSTITUTE BANK LOANS FOR RELIEF TO EUROPE   Rep. Arnold Made Such : Proposal In Washington , Today,   MAKE RECOVERY LOANS   Says the Banks Will Get the Money Back But Govern  ment Won't.

Merit Rating For Teachers Is Advocated   Medical Body’s Draft Also Submitted

FOR Bie PORE WER           Would Have Plen: ‘potentiaries Appointed to’ Negotiate! German Pact      CEMILITARIZATION: AND DISARMAMENT :

WANTS ACTION IMMEDIATELY ON GERMANY   Asks Russia to Go Along, Let Details Be Worked Out Later  BULLETIN

Foreign Ministers Agree to Proposal Made by Marshall To Select Board To Draw Treaty; Soviets Cifer  Six Amendments

Near Accord On Reich Pact _   Big Four Agreed . On Four-Power NonAggression: Treaty; To Talk Details Later

Big 4 Near Agreement On Security   Accept Principle Of NonAggression Pact On GermMmanv

COUNCIL OF FOREIGN MINISTERS AGREE TO NEGOTIATE TREATY   FOUR-POWER NONAGGRESSION TREATY FOR GERMANY PLANNED

LONG-RANGE POLICING OF REICH SOUGHT   Marshall Reported Ready to Ask Reds to Agree in Principle on Treaty Assuring Germany’s Demilitarization.

Proposed 40-Year Non-Aggression Pact Presented by Secretary of State Marshall.  AATDAYT “YTS, SIItrTrea   MOLOTOV GIVES 6 AMENDMENTS TO DRAFT

Marshall Has 40 Year Peace Plan   U. S. Secretary for Ap pointment of Special Negotiators   LONG RANGE PROGRAM   5 Treaty to Insure German Demilitarization and Disarmament

Soviet Stand On German  Arms Asked      Marshall Calls On Them To Decide Now Whether They Want Long Pact

Molotov Froposes 0 Amendinents to Origina  American Draft of Pact

Big Four Agree To Negotiate Pact on Germany   Byrnes’ Suggestion On Non-Aggression May Be Adopted

Non-Aggression Pact Based on Byrnes’ Idea   Work To Begin Immediately.

FINDLAY FIRE CAUSES LOSS   FOSTORIA FIREMEN CALLED TO.HELP PUT OUT $200,000 ~UFIREIN BUSINESS. '  DISTRICT *

$200,000 Fire Hits Findlay — Business Area   _ Half Block of Stores Swept by Flames Early This Morning

Findlay, Ohie, Has $700,000 Fire Loss   General Alarm Turned In For Big Blaze In Business Rieck

SLAUGHTERERS’ MEETING HERE ENDS THURSDAY   Two Hundred Members Attend from Over State to Hear Noted Speakers

Briggs, Pippin Conservation Commissioners   Goy. Donnelly Appoint: Macon Ex-Senator -anc Pulaski Resort Owner

Free Step-father In Baby's Death   Died of Peritonitis Not Beating, Ruling

Martin Sees Grim  Battle Ahead  To Continue With Program to  M08 Ten cememem FT eens

Martin Sees Grim Battle Ahead   To Continue With Program to Cut Income Taxes

Heat Wave Hits Northwest U. S.   ‘Slight Temperature Rise  Seen for New York Area

PREDICTS SIGNING OF LABOR MEASURE   Milder Senate Version Seen Acceptable to Truman

eat of Kin of World’ ‘Wer Il Dead to Receive ‘erie! Farm Letters

Ladies in a Dither — Not That Prices Are Going Up But Skirts Are Coming Down

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Dresses Are Coming Down,  And That’s No Joke, Bub!

Wednesday Is Last Day For AAA Sign-Up   Farmers Who Expect to Participate Must Outline Planting Plans

British Troops Attempt Mutiny To Protest Ship   Men Balk At Boarding Transport They Claim Is Unfit ‘For Shipping Pigs;’ Finally All Men Except Four ! Roard Vessel For Shipment To Singapore

No Chance for Red Proposal’s  Passage Seen   Conciliatory Stand Taken by Soviet Union Prior to First Ballot

‘WARMONGER’ PLAN BY REDS IS SCUTTLED   Vote in UN Shows Soviet Knuckles Being Slapped

U.S. Wins First Round In Test Vote on Reds’ “Warmonger” Proposal   Four Latin American Nations Line Up With Minority Russian Block;

Russia Loses in First Test Vote  Political Unit Acts eon Warmeonger Move

Russia Defeated On Warmongering In U.N. Committee   ‘Flying Saucers’ Called Part of War Propaganda by Red

29-12 Ballot Blocks Actior   Britain Asks End Ts ‘Hatred Policy’?

‘Warmonger’ Move by ton Loses in U.N.  Soviet Proposal Will Be Sent to  57-Nation Group

UN SLAPS AED PLAN TD STOP WARMONGERS   Committee Kills Chance for Passage of Soviet  BRacalhitinn

REDS GET SETBACK ONWARMONGERING   UN Committee Refuses to Send Resolution to Drafting Group.

RUSSIA'S “DRIVE ON ‘WARMONGERS? SUFFERS SETBACK   U.N, Political Committee Re“fuses to.Send Resolution -to- Drafting Group by 29-t0-12 Vote.   DEATH OF MEASURE MONDAY. PREDICTED   Reds Take Conciliatory Stand Before Ballot and Appeal for Bill Acceptable to All

Voted D Down By UN Group   Political Commniittec Opboses Warmouger Move By Reds Who Attack U. S.; Vishinsky Is Told or -

Soviets Lose “‘Warmonger’  Fight In UN   Political Committee Re. fuses To Send Resolution To Drafting Board

Red Resolution On Warmongering Gets Setback  Matian ta Refer   Motion to Refer It to Sub-Committee Defeated, 29 to 12

Russians Lose Warmonger  Resolution Bic   ‘Political. Committee Refuses Plea to Draft Compromise

Russians Lose Warmonger’ U.N. Resolution   Political Committee Refuses to Send It To Drafting Group

“Warmonger Vote Is Due Monday   Delegates Will Say Resolution Has No Chance to Pass

United Nations Cold to Soviet Attack on U.S..   Resolution on ‘““Warmongers” is Certain to Lose

UN Nears Vote On Red  Indictments   Soviet Delegates’ Continue Attacks On United States

Vote on Resolution ts Now Scheduled Before [1] N Assembly   Australian, French and Canadian Version of "Warmonger’ Charges Are Scheduled ‘for Vote

'Warmonaer’ Resolution Loses LIN Test   Bulgarian Declaration of Dependence On Russia Blasts at US ‘Imperialism’

Russian Warmonger Resolution Beaten   U, N. Cootnitfee Refuses te Send Ht on Despite Last Hour Conciliatery Appeal by Seviets

SERCO LEVEE Wepre  Russia Handed Defeat In Test On Warmonger  Charges In UN   Committee Refuses To Send Resolution For Drafting Action

Russia Handed Setback as UN Refuses to Send Issue To Drafting Sub-Committee   Soviet Warmonger Resolution Will Now Come Before 57-Nation Committee for Vote on Monday With Delegates Seeing Little Chance of Passage

Resolution Due To Meet Defeat In Vote Monday   U. N. Political Group Refuses to Send Plan To Drafting Sub-Committee

‘Cold Wave Is Extended From Wyoming to East;  Troopers Warn of Tey Roads

New York City Snow Siorm Gives Jobs to Emergency Crew of 7,500; ‘Cold Threatens Food Crisis Abroad

‘Economic: Isolationism’—  President Vetoes Wool Tariff  As Blow to World Trade Effort

TRUMAN VETOES ANOTHER MAJOR LEGISLATIVE AGT   It Was a Bill to Support Woo Prices and Allow Tariff Boosts,   MESSAGE TO THE SENATE   Hie Said Wt Would Hurt Hi Administration’s Efforts to Increase Trade.

Antwerp Man’‘s Knee Cap Shattered When Two Autos Crash On Route 49

TWO PERSONS HURT IN GAR ACCIDENTS   Young Woman Loses Teeth As Head Breaks Glass

NEW QUAKES HIT SOUTHERN ITALY   Calabria Area Again Rocked After Four Killed - Sunday

Portal Pay Ban Passes Senate   Republicans Override Strong Democratic i Protests: Measure Goes to House

SENATE VOTES CURB ON PORTAL-PAY SUITS   Pressure Put on Truman to Veto It lf House Sustains Measure

SKIES TO BE CLOUDY   Flora Predicts Tomorrow's Temperatures 25 to 44

Royal Family Off to Africa   Begin First Stage of Trip to Their Dominion

U. S. WARSHIF HITS MINE OFF TRIESTE   One Man Killed, 9 Wounded In Adriatic Blast

U:SoDestroyer Strikes: Mine in Adriatic Sea Three Killed  And Twelve: - Wounded in Blast

DEMANDS U. N. WARN NATIONS TO KEEP ORDER   Strong Attack Leveled At Soviet Delegate In Council Meet

America Asserts Balkan States a Menace to Peace   Diplomatic Wraps Were Removed Yesterday in the UN Assembly

THREE SOVIET PUPPETS LACK CIVIL LIBERTY   DIPLOMATIC WRAPS REMOVED IN BLUNT U. S. CHARGES

U, S. BRANDS RED SATELLITES PEACE MENACE   Yugoslavia, Bulgariz And Albania Blasted Before Security Council

AS UL S. BLUNT TO 3 BALKANS   UN Council Told Tric  Menace To World   Peace

U. S. Cites Three Soviet Satellites As Peace Menace  All Diplomatic Wraps Are Discarded in

U §. CALLS THREE RUSSIAN PUPPETS "MENACE TO PEAGE   H, V. Johnson Demands U. N. Warn Yugoslavia, “Albania and Bulgaria to Leave Other Nations Alone.   SPEECH IS WITHOUT DIPLOMATIC WRAPS   Moscow’s Gromyko Jumps Into Debate and Declares States Do Not Need American Advice.

DIPLOMATS PULL NO PUNCHES IN HEATED DEBATE   U. §. Delegate Flatly Accuses Red Satellites Of Endangering Peace  RUSSIAN’S ADDRESS 1S TERMED “JUNK’

Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania Held Menace to Peace   Blunt Charges Against Russian Satellites Voiced Before Security Council by U. S. Envoy

‘Education Comes Second’  Solon Investigation of A&M May Lead to Campus

Few Mines Among 518 Closed By Krug To Reopen Monday; Legislators In Pit

Man Who Supplied World Witt Sea Lions Is Retiring at Ripe Old Aae of 94

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  World’s Top Seal Catcher Retires At Ripe Age Of 94

Russia Proposes Jemt Withdrawal Of Korea Troop:   Chief of Red Delegation Suggests Simultaneous Evacuation in 1948

Four Drown as Hub Dragger Hits Reef   Only Two of SevenMan Crew Able to Swim Mile to Shore

Make Formal Peace With Five Nations   Treaties With Naz’ Satellites Placed in Fffact

TREATIES ARE MADE WITH FIVE NATIONS   Pacts Are Deposited In Paris With  Ceremonies in Moscow

War Is Finished Formally for Five Hitler Satellites   Italy, Hungary, Finland. Bulgaria, Romania  Treaties Are Filed

Formal Peace  Comes To Five Axis Countries  U. S. Troops Moved From Morgan Line

Allies Set Up Formal Peace  With 5 Land:   Hitler Satetlites Become Independent Nations

Formal Peace Signed With Five Defeated Nations   Ceremonies Are Helc At Kremlin, French Foreign Office

FORMAL PEACE {8 MADE WITH FIVE   ‘Companion Nations of Naz Ell Pay

Peace Treaties for-5 Nazi ‘Satellites Put Into Effect   Pacts Impose $1,330,000,000 in Reparations on Italy, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania and Finland—Within 90 Days U.S. Must Withdraw Troops From Italy and Russia Must Pull Out of Bulgaria—Rome Loses African Empire.

Treaty Between ‘Allies and Five Hitler Satellite States Formally in Effect

Formal Peace Comes to Five Nazi Satellites   Ceremonies Held in Moscow's Kremlin and French Foreign Office

Formal Peace Comes To Nazi Satellites   Italy Receives Bill for Twenty Years of Fascism

Curley Rests for Ordeal Tomorrow   “Fallen Apart at the Seams," Says Friend

HIGHWAY BILL TO BE OKAYED   Passage Is Seen Today for Turner's Eight - Man Road Commission

Legislative Leaders Plan  Speedy Work   Highway Commission Bill Through, Tax Commissior Reorganizing Next

Revamped — Road Measure To Go fo Turne   Bill to Reorganize  - $tate Tax Commission To Be Pushed for Early Passage. Leaders Say

New Orleans Mayor Fights Seaway Plar   Fear Of Economic Loss Tc City Is Expressed By Mayor Morrison At 4 Subcommittee Hearing

Confidence  Reflected By Truman   President Begins Thirc Year Hardened by Series of Crises.

President Truman Begins 3rd Year In Office Today by Flying Home To Visit Mother: Plans Radio Talk

President Truman Begins Third Year   FDR‘s Successor Is Mors Sure of Self in Office

New Year Begins for President   Truman to Pay Tribute to Roosevelt on Death Anniversary

Chief. Fit, Hearty  On Anniversary   Launches ‘Third? Year in‘Office! By Flying Trip‘to'See Mother:

TRUMAN BEGINS HIS THIRD YEAR   Travels to Missouri To be With Mother

gy ruman, In Third Year, Is Confident   President More Thoroughly Entrenched Than At Any Time Previously

NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago at Pittsburgh and &t Louis at Cincinnatt night games Only games scheduled  shimiinaes. did kckbe

De Gaulle Sees Russia Domination ‘Worst World Situation in History

Far Western Operators Holding Out; Sianature Expected to Follow Soon

Southern Mines Sign With Lewis   Far West Operators Expected to Follow

WEST OWNERS ALSO REPORTED PEADY TO SIGN   Miners Jubilant Over Lush Terms of New. Avreement

Miners Will Work Again Tomorrow   Agreement Adds 150,006 te Number of Men Returning  to the Mines

Southern Coal Group Accepts: UMW Contract      Arrange to Sign with Lewis immediately

Truman Says U. S. Must Keep Pledge To Help Free Nations  Resist Totalitarian Pressure

Universal Training Military Neces<« city, President De<%es   Truman Stresses Need To ":..s@<ncroachment OF Totalitarian Pressu. * “i ‘Speech at Princeton Conyovation

Universal Army Training Lauded   Training Designed to ‘Prevent a War, Not Win One’

Truman Declares Pledge To World Makes Universal  Training Needed

TRUMAN CITES NECESSITY OF YOUTH CAMPS   Backs Universal Training Plan To Help Keep U. S. Strong

Back Pledge Of Freedom, Country Told   President Speaks At Princeton, Gets Honornry Devrree

Must Train Gur Youth To Prevent War, Savs Truman   Declares Training In Un iversities Is A “Mihtary Noeracaity.”

TRUMAN URGES ARMY TRAINING TO UPHOLD VOW   Warns U.S. Pledge To Help ‘Free Nations’ Makes Program Necessity

Youth Training Held Essential   Truman Favors Plan In Talk Before  Princeton Grads

Strong Appeal For Universal Training Made   Truman Declares We Must Protect Friendly Natione

Military Training Necessary   President Speaks  At Princeton, Where He Received An Honorary Deerree

“Necessity”, He Asserts In Address   Totalitarian Pressures Are Blamed

TELLS PRINCETON CONVOCATION TOTALITARIAN PRESSURE MAKES UNIVERSAL SERVICE NECESSARY.

TRUMAN SAYS PEACE DRAFT IS ESSENTIAL   President Tells Princeton Audience That Universal Training Is Needed to Back Up U.S. Anti“Red” Policy.

TRUMAN SAYS NATION NEEDS STRONG FORCE   Declares Weakness or Our Part Invites Aggression

SEES UNIVERSAL SETUP ‘PLEDGE TO ALL NATIONS’   President Says Program ‘Preventative’ Rather Than ‘Agoressive’

Deportation of Refugees Is Directed  _ Nine Persons Die as Result

British Arrest U.S. Crewmen   Americans Held on Charge 4 Of Aidine Tews

Deportation of Refugees Is Directed   Nine Persons Die as Result of Vicelence Wave

18 AMERICANS ON IMMIGRANT SHIP ARRESTED   Crewmen Face Charge Of Aiding Jews To Enter Palestine

Brifish Expect More Violence In Palestine   American Crew men Arrested For Aiding Jewish Refuaees

Crewmen Are Charged With Aiding, Abetting Iegal Immigration; 597 Jews Deported

18 U. S. SEAMEN AT JERUSALEM   599 Jewish Refugees Intercepted On Olid U.S. Shiv

POLES’ LEADER COMES T0 U.S.   Fugitive From Red Control Says People Believe War Certain

MIKOLAICZYK PLANS VISIT TO AMERICA   Polish Leader Who Escaped From Reds Rests in England

POLE PLANNING TRIP TO U. S,   Peasant Party Chief Tells Story in England

MIKOLAJCZYK COMING TO U. S.   Polish Peasant Party Chief Says People Convinced War In Making

SEVEN ARE KILLED IN COLLISION OF PLANES   Patrol Bomber And Fighter in Crash 100 Feet in

PLANES COLLIDE SEVEN ARE DEAL   ‘Corsair Strikes Bomber ir   Midair, Bursts Into Flames: 1 Survivor

Dutch Seize American Freighter at Batavia   Marines, Sailors and  Civil Police Prevent Shin feam Critlinn

ji Take Over (Liberty Ship   Captain Announces Plan To Sail For United States After Pizacy Revealed

Armed Boarding Party Takes Vessel, Cargo   Netherlands Enforces Java Regulations in Test Case Despite State Department’s Protest

Dutch Seize  Ship   Marines Take Over U. S. Liberty Ship  At Batavia,in Row Over $3,000,000 Cargc

TAKE CHARGE OF SHIP   Action Taken After Vessel Planned  to Sail fer States

U.S. Ship Is Taken Over ‘By Dutch Marines, Police   Captain Accuses Govemment Of "Act of Piracy’

Dutch Take Over American Vessel  Control of Ship Is   Control of Ship Is Rested From Captain

SCORCHING HEAT ‘WAVE TOCONTINUE   WEATHER MAN SAYS NO RELIEF IS IN SIGHT FOR  MISSOURI AND KANSAS.

$500,000 DAMAGE DONE BY TORNADO   Injured Boy is Only Casualty As 60 Yard Path Is Cut In Louisiana Area

TWO STORMS STRIKE Louisiana Tornado Injures 15, Damages Over 100 Buildings

GOP-Truman Clash  Looms on Finances ‘  - Talk of $37 Billion Budget Plea. Lifts Republican Economy. Ax 

CONGRESS A PRESIDENT 10 TANGLE SOON   IDEAS ON RUNNING GOVERNMENT STIR UP TROUBLE

Truman Heads For Real Trouble With Congress On Spending, Military   Majority Of Solons Inclined To Pay Little Attention To President On Studying Further Plans To Curb Strikes

Stormy Political Front Closing in on Truman   Taber Says Budget Will Be Shattered

First Major Clash Between President, Congress Imminent   Chief Executive Seen Heading for Trouble Over Spending, Military, and Other Plans for Running Government

President Heads For Real Trouble On Spending Plans   Truman Expected ‘to Submit. Budget for 37 Billions « While House Members Think 29 Enough for the Next Fiscal Year

Troman Faces Early Revolt ‘By Congress   GOP Ignores His Proposa For 10-Man Inquiry Inte Sirskes

FRONT AND CENTER ~  New Post. Pushes Marshall ~ [nto °48 Race Limelight

Truman Heads For Trouble With Congress On His Ideas Of Spending  Reports Of Proposed $37 Billion Budget Arouses GOP Opposition

Truman’s Program to Run Into Trouble in Congress   Republicans Apparently Will Pay Little Attention to Proposal for Group to Investigate Means of Averting Strikes —Opposition Develops to His Spending Plans—Chances for Health Insurance Scheme Appear Slim.

DFREAL TROUBLE ISFACES TRUMAD ND FROM CONGRESS   President’s Budget Message Will Net Get GOP Suppert   UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING SEEN DEAD

Chile HEADS TROUBLE i CONGRESS      Svending, Military - Plans Find GOP In Path

Gen. Marshall Must Hurdle Perilous Diplomatic Barriers  Russians And Dealing With GOP Congress Are Two Major Problems

Conflict Due To Widen on  Economic Note   Message on Budget, . Labor Situation and  Army-Navy Merger  All Points at Issue

President  Is Heading Toward Early Difficulties  May Break Out ‘When He Presents  Budget Message . TT. Cancnroce Le De pee

Truman Heads For Trouble In Congress On Spending, ‘Military And Other Plans)

Truman Faces Real Conflict With Congress  President To Report n Economic Plans

Truman Heads for Rea Trouble With Congress   Marshall to Face Big Problems in New Job

Truman Heads for Trouble With Conaress  Bald of Conflicts OF;   Field of Conflict Or Spending, Military Plans

Marshall Is Confronted By Tough Jol  Plunged Into Midst Of 1948 Speculation

OVES AGAINST ISING PRICES AIN MOMENTUM   Meat And Grain Hit New High in Chicago

PANEL “OPPOSES DISTILLER PLEA   ‘Hardship’ Exemptions Face Rejection

GROUP WEIGHS DISTILLERS' BID TO KEEP GOING   3 Claim ‘Hardship’ Cases; Decision Still Waited On Poultryless Days

“HARDSHIP” APPEAL BY U. 5. DISTILLERS IS REJECTED TODAY   No Exemption te Be Made from 60-day ‘Holiday,’ is Decision; Union Asks Shutdown Delay.   POULTRY PROBLEM STILL CONSIDERED

Anti-American Activities to Be Studied   Expulsion Details Are Given Araentine President

(MAN STABBED IN HEART WALKED MILE BEFORE . GETTING. MEDICAL ATTENTION

Polio Virus Transmitted Successfully, Believed Aid to Detection of Carriers

NEW STEP IN CONTROL OF POLIO   Transmit Virus Directly from Humans To.  White Mice:

POLIO VACCINE HOPE IS SEEN BY NEW PROCESS   Turning Point Reached In Searck For Means Of Controlling Polio

West Powers Form Tie-Up In Germany   Marshall, Bidault Reach Coai Agreement Which Links French Zone With Tl. §.. Seeat Britam

BRITAIN SIGH COAL COMPACT   Pact     Ties German  Occupation Zones

MOSCOW PARLEY PROBABLY WILL END THIS WEEK   Marshall And Bidault Com plete Coal Agreement  For Germany   NO AGREEMENT ON AUSTRIAN TREATY

Coal Accord  Is Concluded  By U.S., France Marshall and Bidault Also Discuss Ending  c¥e oe ee Daw] a<-

Coal Accord Is Reached at  Moscow Meet  Conference May Be Brought to Close During This Week

U.S., France Conclude Pact on Coal   Marshall, Bidault Parley Tops Big Four Meeting '

Marshall, Bidaulf Conclude German Coal Agreement  New Tieup Links Occupation Zones

French, U.S. Leaders Set Coal Accord   Report Says Big 4. Sessions May Wind Up Middle Of Week

Western German Zones Reach Economic Unity   France Joms Americans And British  In Coal Pact: Moscow Talks Stalled

New Economic  Tie-up Overshadows Four power Conferences  ‘ During Day; Details to Be Announced Today Conferences May End This Week.

ACCORD ON DELIVERY OF COAL REACHED   United States and France Together On Reich Supply

Bidault, U. S. _ Conclude Pact   French Linked in New Feanamic Tied in

U.S. APPROVES PACT ON COAL   Agreement With France Tc Bring Economic Tieup Of German Zones

DEANERY COUNCILS PLAN PILGRIMAGE   Arrangements Made For Annual Visit To Mother Seton’s Tomb At Emmitsburg

“SHOCKED” WHEN ARMY OFFICERS OVER-RULED ADVICE TQ RPEILECT €2 000 00H MWIICMEC CIAIBA

Farm-Markef Roads High Or Turner Lisf   Governor Seys Will Be Placed on Statewide Basis in His Program

AFL Leader Lett As Dead. Police Hold   Valuable Clues Probed In Case Of Herb Sorrell

Support Grows For Proposed Aid To Greece, Turkey   Congress Has Little Choice But to Go Along, Is One View

BOTH HOUSES SUPPORTING PRESIDENT   Few Opponents Hopeful Of Narrowing Terms   Would Be Interpreted As Sign Of U. S. Weakness, Republican States

NGRESS YING PLANS   Opposition May Be ed at Narrowing Terms Ot Proposed Aid

CONGRESSMEN BACK TRUMAN ON U.S. Al   Proposal Will Pass By Wide Margin, Is General Prediction

Sentiment For Loan Mounting Congress Paperin Seen for Attack Proposal On Plan

Unvocifion To Plan For Greak Aid Now Seems Minor Issue   Connatly Prédicts Bill Will Pass by Large Majority

AID PLAN FOES MAY BATTLE T0 NARROW TERMS   Many Feel There’s Nothing To Do But Go Along With President’s Action

Two Parties Are Agreed On Necessity For Action   Funds Will Be Upon Books Before April;  Step Is Far Reaching

Congress Appears: Set To Follow     Truman's Sweeping Policy. Shift   Draft Boards To Be -Kept Open On Chance It May Lead To War

President's Bid For Aid To Greece Gains Momentum   Senators Can See No Course Except Backing Program

Truman's Plan Wins Support Of Conaressmen   ‘Not Much To Do  But Go Along’, Claim; Predict Passage  By Big Majority

AID TO GREECE APPROVAL SEEN   Opponents Can Only Impose Minor Restrictlons, ts Bellet.

Leaders See Opposition  At a Minimum   Churchill Praises American Action As Aid to Peare

See Little Opposition Developing   If Any, It Will Be Confined To Nar rowing. Terms.

God Save The King?  Mae West Will: Find Out ‘About Men In England

NONE TO MISS DINNER   Christmas Baskets W il Be Supplhed All Needy Families

NONE TO MISS DINNER   } Christmas Baskets Will Be Supplied i AIL Needy Families

FOOD SHORTAGE WORSE THAN ’46   Secretary Anderson Tells - FFA Convention World  Situation Serious.

Search for Anne Straw Comes to Halt   Fred Wallace Fails to Find Body on Lake Bottom

Harriman May  Be Subpoenaet   Congress Committee Seeks Names Of Concerns Exporting Petroleum Overeas

COMMERCE SECRETARY MAY BE SUBPOENAED IN CON.  -GRESSIONAL MOVE TO “OBTAIN INFORMA. ; :‘t ' TION

OIL EXPORTER LIST DEMANDED   Committee May Subpoena Commerce Secretary

GOP to Seek Okay of Anti-lnflation Plan Without Amendments   Will Try to Force Program Through House on Monday

ANTI-INFLATION BILL I$ DUE IN HOUSE MONDAY  Republicans Will Force Issue Under Suspension of Rules

STATES ROADS LOCKED UNDER SNOW BLANKET   Southern Counties Hit Hardest By Winter’s  Heaviest Snowfall

Help Wanted—Male   cr el  EXPERIENCED CUT OFF OPERATOR  Cleaning Dept. Apply WAUKESHA FOUNDRY  Lincoin Ave.

SECURITY, WORLD PEACE AT STAKE, ‘MACARTHUR SAYS   Claims Occupation Forces At “Minimum; Against Heavy _ Cut in Spending

AiN TO FUROPE TO BE LIMITED   Self - Help Stressed As Truman Reporis On Windup Of UNRRA

TRUMAN POINTED IN UNRRA REPORT   President ‘Broadly Implies Limitations Involved in U. S. Help

Truman Lauds  UNRRA Action   Cooperative Help Among Nations Stressed

Maximos !s Refurned fo Post Of Premier of Greece Which He Vacated; Cabinet Formina   Tsaldaris Will Be Foreign Minister And Panagos Probably War Minister

MAXIMOS 10 TRY FORMING NEW CABINET   Factions Fail To Split Two U. S. Spokesmen 

Maximos Is Selected For Greek Premiership   Report Tsaldaris May Return to the Cabinet  Ace Enraiaqn Minister

IS CHOSEN PREMIER   Demetrict Maximes Will Return tc Pest He Vacated

Cabinet To Be Formed By D. Maximos   Will Return to Post He Va. cated Last Saturday; Tsal. daris To Be Foreign Minister: Papagos Minister of War

Maximos Namec Greek Permier  Tenldaric Kaane   Tsaldaris Keeps Ministry Position

GREEK PREMIER RETURNS T0 JOB   MAXIMOS TO FORM NEW CABINET; END GOVERNMENT CRISIS

To Resume Greek:Post   Maximos, Retired Premier, Asked to Try — Again When Tsaldaris Fails to Form Cabinet

NAME MAXIMOS NEW HEAD FOR GREEK CABINET   Tsaldaris Will Return  to Government to Fill Foreion Minister Post

GREEK HERO HELD LIKELY CHOICE TO HEAD NEW CABINET   Crisis in Sixth Day; Premier Designate Stalemated By Opposition

NEW PACT 1S MADE BY U.S. PHILIPPINES ON MUTUAL HELPS   United Nations Will Ge Use of Bases if World Emergency Arises, is Text of Agreement.   ALL PACIFIC BASES TO BE INCLUDED

U.S. Pact with Philippines Is Revealed   Various Bases May Be Used by United  Nations Connceil

WRITE DECISION ON RAILWAGES   ARBITRATION BOARD COMPLETES HEARINGS ON WAGE DEMANDS

TAFT LASHES OUT AT DEMOCRATS IN KC. VOTE DEBATE   Accuses Them of Staging “Near Filibuster” in Attempt to Block Inquiry Into Alleged Frauds.   CAPPER PROPOSES CONTINUOUS SESSION   Says Senate Should Look Into Relationship Between Justice Department and Pendergast Machine.

GOP Senators Run Into Delays on a Kem Plea for Quiz  Capper Declares Voting Frauds at Kansas City

Sen. Taft Announces Opposition to Request For $2.657.000,000 Emergency Assistance

Present Estimate Of $597 Millions Will Not Suf. fice If Help Delayed   Sen. Taft Charges Fund Is Excessive   Truman Will Carry Foreign Aid Fight Personally To Congress

Delay Expensive, Marshall Warns   Taft Terms Plan for Aid ‘Excessive’

IMMEDIATE AID KOR EUROPEAN PLIGHT SOUGHT   Secretary Marshall Warns Cost May Be Boosted If Congress Delays Program,

Approval This Month Is Vital, Tells Congress   Emergency Program to Re. quire More if There Is Delay, He Says

PAKISTAN IS NOW FREE: OF BRITISH RULE   END OF 300 YEARS OF BRIT. ISH RULE OVER INDIA IS OBSERVED THIS MORN InG t

British End Rule, Domimion Status  Recognized By US   Viscount Mountbatten Named Governor-General Of Union Of India   TRUMAN WELCOMES TWO NEW DOMINIONS  i   Mountbatten Suggests Governor-General Should Be Indian—To Resign

Says Gasoline Shortage in. in Midwest May Ge  ‘Hog Wild’ Civtien’ Ob sumption on, Farm Use, Tank Car Shortace,. Blamed

OIL FIELD GIVEN TO IOWA COLLEGE   Income to Be Set Up as a Trust at Grinnell

Russia Obtaining Atom Secrets, Baruch Declares  Senators Reminded Of ‘Leaks’ Bared In Canadian Probe

BARUCH FEARS REDS GETTING ATOM SECRETS   Thinks Russians’ Are Securing A-Data From Cawada

HINTS CANADA RUSSIAN SOURCE OF INFORMATION   Disturbed Over Report Canada Is Makine Plotanines

Atomic Secrets Goine to Soviet, Baruch Believes  Urges Military Men  Be Among Member eT a ee

Hints Soviets Getting Data Out of Canada   Elder Statesman Says U. ' §. Teo Critical of Military

Baruch Bares Atomie ‘Leaks’   American Asserts That Russians Obtain information

Sees Bomb Secret Leak To Russians   Baruch Tells Senat: Com mittze He Is ‘‘Deeply Disturt:d’’ bv Situation

Baruch Worried By Free Reports Of Atom Secrets   Reminds Senate Committee ' That Reds Are Obtaining 1 Canadian Data

Deeply Disturbed By Leaks Giving Publicinformation  ‘Brass Hats Too Often  Taraets for Criticism’

Statesman Hints Reds Getting Data From Canada  Baruch ‘Unset’ bv Leak of Atomic Secret:

BARUCH IS ALARMED BY ATOM LEAKS   Implies Russia Is Getting Information Via Canada Sources

RUSSIANS. REJECT NEW REQUEST FOR DATAON HUNGARY   Changes Effected In Constitional Way, Moscow Talle Britain

FEDERAL MEN SUMMONED TO GRIME SCENE      CENTRAL FIGURE IN POLICI. CAL FEUD IN TENNESSEE KILLED BY BLAST

CLUES LACKING IN BOMB DEATH   Former Democratic Leader In Tennessee Killed In ‘Booby Trapped’ Auto

BOOBY TRAP MURDER   Fatally Blasts Democratic Leader In His Automobile

FBI Expert Studies Bomb Fragments In Booby - Trap Death of Ex-Sheriff

Ousted Politica! Leader Killed By Booby Trap   Auto Starter Expiodes Bomb That Murders’ Tennessee Democrat

4-H Girls Rally  To Elect County  Officers In June Judge Will Select  Two Best Groomec gue Ff . he e®

4-H Girls Rally  To Elect County  Officers In June Judge Will Select  Two Best Groome: C2. Aas NA]W-1%..

ONCE SECRET DATA READ AT HUGHES PROBE  Senators Want Millionaire Manufact  Senators Want Millionaire Manufacturer to Testify on Blackmail Charge.

Army Men Fight Big Hughes Deal   Military Leaders’ Objections in 1942 Fell on Deaf Ears

Head of House Food Group Predicts Sugar Price Controls Will Continue

SUGAR CONTROL LIKELY TO STAY   Housewives Promised 35 Pounds This Year Instead Of 25

Knights Denounce Russia as Enemy: Hit Appeasement   Resolution Urges U. S. to Take Ail Measures to Defeat Purpose of Foe

28 Defendants Are Acquitted. On All Counts   Several. Accused Men Wager On Jury During Deliberations

26 Acquitted On All Counts  In Greenville Lynching Case  Delighted Friends Cheer Defendants; Turvy Debherates

28 MEN ACQUITTED OF LYNCH- KILLING OF CAROLINA NEGRO   Verdicts Read ii Jam-Packed Greenville Courtroom and Delighted Friends Mob Defendants.   ALL ARE ORDERED RELEASED BY COURT   Men Had Been Tried for Slaying Willie Earle Who Met Death Last February 17.

23 ACQUITTED ~—WTYNHNG   All Defendants Are Freed by County Jury In South Carolina 

JURY FREES ACCUSED SOUTHERNERS   All 28 Defendants Declared Not Guilty On Lynching Charges

JURY ACQUITS LYNCH TRIAL DEFENDANTS   28 Accused in Death Of Negro Freed On All Counts

Acquit All19 Ordained Relief Fund Defendants To Lutheran Given Final In Lynching MinistryApproval

Plymouth County Rural Graduation Exercises Tuesday   Miss Ivah Green To Give Address To Eighth Graders

Plymouth County  Rural Graduation  Exercises Tuesday Miss Ivah Green   Miss Ivah Green To Give Address To Eighth Graders

Shipbuilding Tieup at Hanc  am: fame XE _ 1   40,000 Workers Set For Midnicht Strike

NEW STRIKE SET FOR SHIPYARDS   Walkout Is Scheduled For Midnight; Test Of Law Seen

CORN PROSPECT REMAINS ABOVE AVERAGE HERE   Drops From Record In 1946: Give July 1 State Crop Report

SURVEY SHOWS CORN PROSPECT ABOVE AVERAGE   ‘Production Of Crop Is Down  Sharply From 1946 Record, But  Large Acreage Will Offset Yield  Outlook.

STATE CORN CROP. .ESTIMATE MILLION. BUSHELS UNDER’46   But Still Above 10-Yeax Average, July Ist Report Shows.

High Court Sharply Split I Decisions   $chool Transportation, Hatch Act, Execution Rulings Rendered

Clean Politics Law Upheld by Supreme Court   Parochial Schoo Students Awarded Bus Transportation

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS BAN FEDERAL EMPLOYES IN POLITICS, PRIVATE SCHOOLS’ USE OF TAX

Lilienthal Not To Withdraw, Is Contention  Rumors Persist He  May Be Asked To

HUGHES BITTER OVER HEARING   Predicts Senate Probe Wil Ruin Reputation

Hughes Denies Any Graft in Plane Deals   Asserts Only Result Of Probe Will Be To Ruin His Reputation

Hughes Predicts Senate Inquiry Will Uneover No Graft. No Flaws In Planes

‘Soviet Armed Forces Remain Strong  “While U.S. Strength Has Dwindled

U.S. Military ‘Fist’ Loses Punch; Red Amny, Air Force Far Greate:

ATTEMPTING TO ASSAY RUSSIA'S STRENGTH AS DIEEICULT AS FINDING A 50-CENT STEAK DINNER

EXPERTS COMPARE U. S., SOVIET  Russian Military Punch ‘Greatest in World’ But Civilian Production Still Laas Badly

Soldiers Told Manhandling Bad As Hitler      Second Ship of Convoy To Be Unloaded By British Today

First Shipload Of Jews Taken To Reich Camp   Most of 1,206 Step Ashore Quietly; Clubs Force Others tp Land

TROOPS FIGHT REFUGEES ON BRITISH BOAT   rRIP TO HOLY LAND ENDS IN FAILURE FOR 4,500

British Troops Use Clubs, Fists In Landing Jews   One Out Of Every Seven Resists Landing Or German Soil; ‘This Is As Bad As

Fists, Clubs Used to Smash  Resistance  ‘Bad as Hitler,”  Shout Refugees When

MANY BEATEN AND DRAGGED FROM VESSEL   Unloading of 2nd Ship Carrying Refugees Scheduled Today

BRITISH TROOPS USE FORCE T0 GET JEWS OFF VESSEL   Clubs Wielded as Some Kick and Shout Defiance as They Are Landed on  German Soil.   1,406 PUT IN CAMP CLOSE TO HAMBURG   Additional Violence Expected Today When Refugees From Second Ship Are  Disembarked.

More Exodus Jews To Land Many Beaten  1,406 Disembarked; British Use Clubs .

Fear More Trouble In Landing Jews   Clubs And Fists © Used When Jews Resist Step ping On German Soil.

REMAPPING FOES LOSE HOUSE VOTE   107 TO 39 BALLOT... ENDS LONG BATTLE ON REPRESENTATION

Green’s Signature ~ To Place in Effect  ~ Remapping Measure   House Passes Bill in Four Hour Roll ‘Call, 107 to 39

American Robot Planes Roar Through Sonic Barrier at Speeds of 1,700 Miles an Hour

ROBOT ROCKET HITS 1,700 MPR INTESTBY U.S.   Sonic Barrier Smashed B Blistering Speed During Trials Off Virginia

OFF VIRGINIA COAST  U. S. Rocket Planes Crash Through Sonic Barriers

Flights from Lonely Isle Off Virginia   Ships Launched From High Flying Bomber—Controls  Pre-Set

Experiment Off Virginia Coast... .  L. 8S. Roeket Plane Flies At 1.700 MPH

1,700 MPH Rocket Plane Bared by U.S.   Robot Craft Breaks Speed of Sound—  Secret Experiments Revealed by Official

U. S. Robot Rocket Planes Traveling 1,700 Miles Per, Scientists Reveal

U.S. Rebot Rocket Planes Fly 1700 MPH.  Beatine Britain’s, Newsnaner Maintaine   Jets, Freighters Next By JAMES STREBIG

‘American Robot Rocket Planes Have Crashed Sonic Barrier At Speeds of 1.700 Miles An Hr.

Rocket Craff Crash Through Sound Barrier   Results Of Tests Off Virginia Coast Are Revealed Today

Rocket Planes Set New Speed   Robot Ships Crash Sonic Barrier At  1,700 Miles An Hour

U. S. Robot Rocket Planes Crash the Sonic Barrier   American Aircraft Travel Faster - Than Sound at {700 Miles An Hour

Robot Rocket. ‘ Planes Crash.  ~ Sonic Barrier   Ships, Traveling 1,700 Miles An Hour, Launch-. ed From Bomber Off Virginia :

SONIC SPEED BARRIER IS BATTERED   British Record Is Eclipsed by U.S. Performance

Speeds of Around 1.700 MPH Recorded At FPwneriment Statior   By ROBERT Ss. BALL (Staff Correspondent of The Detroit: News) (Copyright, 1947, by ‘Lhe Detroit) News)

Robot Rocket Planes Near 1,700 MPH  Crash Sonic \ Barrier, U. S. Official Reveals  —~— ewnmnmmen

Sonic Barrier Crashed By U.S. Robots   Experiments At Island Off Virginia Coast

Sonic Barrier Passed, High Official Says   Flights Carried Or From Island Off Virginia Coast

Greatly Exceed Speed Of Sound   Human Pilot Expected Soon To Crash Through Sonic Barrier; Plant Is Constantly Accelerating Pace

American Supersonic Flight Experiments Revealed; Robot Rocket Planes Travel 1.700 Miles Per Hour

Sonic Barrier Finally Passed   Predict That  Before. Long Piloted Turbo-Jet Planes Will Be Flying

Little Assembly Up for Vote In UN Today   Korean Commission Approval Expected; Reds:To Boveott

FINAL U, N. VOTE DUE ON MARSHALL STEPS   Delegates Must Fill India’s Security Council Seat

U.N. To Take Final Action On U.S. Plans For ‘Little Assembly,’ Korean Freedom   Passage Is Assured; Russia Will Boycott Both Organizations Created By Resolution

Proposals Of Marshall To Be Approved   Russia Will Boycott Both New Bodies

Last 2 Proposals By Marshall Ready For U.N. Approval   Little Assembly Plan, Korean Watch to Be Boycotted by Soviet

Boycott Promised  UN To Take Final Action On Marshall Plans Today   All-Year ‘Assembly,’ Korean Independence Assured Of . Passage

MARSHALL'S LAST TWO MAJOR PROPOSALS COME BEFORE UN TODAY: PASSAGE IS ASSURED

Passage Assured For 2 Proposals Before Assembly  n Raventte °   Russian Boycotts * OF U. S. Measures Already Planned

Rescuers  Fight Bad Weather   One Worker Collanses in Carrying Bodies Down Virginia Mountain. 4

Rescuers Find 50 Bodies In Plane Debris   Tail Assembly Whole As In Other Wrecks; Lacked 100 Feet Of Clearing Mountain

50 Broken Bodies Found In Burned Plane Wreck; Terrain Hamnpers Rescue

MAY TO OPEN LAW OFFICE   Frand Conviction Records Go to Appeals Court Today

Mrs, Truman Is Holding Gains   ‘President Reports No Perceptible Change In Condition Of Mother

BULL TERRIERS KILLED BOY; OFFICERS RESCUE PATROLMAN   MEDICAL EXAMINERS BE: LIEVE PACK OF FIVE DOGS _ WERE MADDENED BY HEAT

Jury Given DeZeler Case   Jury Instructed to Convict or Acquit  Defendant of Charge

Rennebohm Name:  35 to Commission Rev. McDonnell of Mineral Point One

Most Building Priorities Wiped Out  Military Get Chief Dwak save ca

Most Of Postwar Priority System Wiped Out By OTC   Military Features Are Being Retained

Most of Priorities To Aid Country in Reconversion End   Action Leaves Principal Preference Ratings To Military

COLD FEBRUARY HARD ON FUEL   Winter Throws Hardest Punches; East And South Suffer

Weather’s Toll Is 45 Dead Across Nation   Property Damage Runs Into Millions In February Freeze

PROBE DELAYED AS WITNESSES FAIL TO APPEAR   Nine Scheduled To Support Hughes’ Claim of Contracts Without ‘Pressure’

Big Landplane Is Escorted To Port   Engine Trouble Developed At Sea; No Panic Among Passengers

GOVERNOR TO WASHINGTON   Lwin Testify Before Congress on i Tax and Flood Waters

Crash Probers. Blame Failure Of Plane Tail   CAB Will Hold Hearing On Port Deposit Tragedy In Which 33 Died Memorial Dav

Wyoming Herd ‘Leads Group with “{ Average Production of 38.37" """ ‘Daungs of Butterfat: - -

‘op Producer “For Septemb’      ‘Speer. Brown Swiss. Herd Ha: “Average Production of. eal wb ‘Pounds of Milk °°...

Police Fire Over Crowd  In Cairo  BeonNang Mace   Egyptians Mass In Protest Against Security Council

Police Stop Gathering In With Gunfire   Demonstrations Are Held in Effort to Oust British; Want Assistance of UN

Police Disperse Egyptian Masses After UN Protes!   Crowd Blames Council for Centinued Presence of British Troops

News Day And Nig rt      Beirne Statement Comes After Schwellenbach Shows Hope   Unions Asked Not To ‘Jump The Gun’   Negotiations Continue In Effort To Avoid Threat« ened Stoppage

On Second Anniversary of VJ-Day, Truman Said He Again Would Use Atom Bomb If History Was Repeated; Deplores Failure of Peace Efforts.

Factories in Britain Lack Power   Supply Is Reduced in Drastic Conservation Move

WITHDRAWAL OF LILIENTHAL ASKED AGAIN   Red Activity in TVA Alleged in Smith’s Testimony

Today In Congress   Former TVA Employe Says He Was Fired For Opposition To Communists; Nomination Of Lilienthal Meets Senate Opposition

Congress Gives Day To Lincoln Hearings Continue On Lilienthal Post

Today's Acts, Talks in Nation’s Capital Summarized by Al   Activities on Capitol Hill Briefed by Writers for Telegraph Readers

LOST TVA JOB DUE TO OPPOSITION TO COMMUNIST GROUP   Former Employe Says He Was Fired Because of Communists in Setup

U.S, EMPLOYEE HELD BY HUNGARIAN POLICE   Charged By Authorities As Being Former ‘Pro-Nazi’

Purge Renewed Police Arrest Allied Employe   Reds Say Manager Of Officers’ Club Pro-Nazi Plotter

Belgium Backs Dutch at U.N.   Ruling on Security Council Jurisdiction Proposed

Minnesotan Declares Party Must Face The Issues; Wallace Hits Congressional Reeord

Official Is Ousted By  Governor   GOP Leader Denies Charges of Séeking Gaming Protection

Miners ‘Murdered’ —Lewis   Blomes Criminal Negligence’ of Krug for Ifinois Blast Disaster

Lewis Charges Krug Is Guilty Of Mine Tragedy  Victims ‘Murdered by ym © @ EF RI fae 4

LEWIS SAYS MINE DISASTER MURDER   Centralia Victims Were ‘Murdered By Criminal Negligence’.

Krug Gets Blame In Mine Tragedy   John L. Lewis Hurls Negligence Charge At Cabinet Member

Lewis Blames Krug in Miners ‘Murder’   Charges ‘Criminal Negligence’ in ‘Failure to Enforce Code’

Miners’ Chief Blames Krug dn Mine Blast   Lewis Says U.S. Fails To Enforce Safety In Seized Properties

MINERS LEADER SAYS MEN ‘AT CENTRALIA WERE “MUR. DERED” BY INTERIOR:  # SECRETARY

Death of Miners Blamed on Krug   Lewis Charges _Interio: Chief Murdered Workers

PORT-TO-PORT ACT EXPECTED TO GET PASSAGE ON FRIDAY   House Ready to Vote and Dem: ocrats Joining Republicans Backing Issue

Portal Debate InHouse Started   Southerners Joined With GOP Back yy, Of Measure

Ready Views For Portal Pay Debate   Approval by House Seems Certain—May Vote Friday

Regulations Are Issued Under New Labor Law   May Be Considerable Delay Before New N.L.R.B. Actually Gets Into Action   Laney Sanam PPEAR DEFIANT

Truman Plans To Visit In Canada  U. S. President Will Go to Ottawa Some Time in June

STATE RECEIVES BRIEF RESPITE IN COLD WAVE   Shortage of Natural Ga Supplies Continues in Larger Cities

Dutch Warship Off Indonesia Reported Hit   Defenders Say Ship Limps Off To Sea With A Heavy List

Netherlands Advance Halted, Republicans Say   Push Across Java Starts, Reports on Battles Indicate

Indonesians Say _ — Hit  vewn ta   Gunners Claim Direct Hit; Dutch Drive to Cut Island Begins

Indonesians Scored A Direct Hi 7      DRIVE. TO CUT SOUTH JAVA IN TWO IS STARTED BY DUTCH TROOPS; OIL FIELDS ENDANGERED

9 Of Downed B-17 Crew Await Rescue On Frozen Lake In Subarctic Area

Stranded Fliers  Receive Supplies   Rescue Plane to Take Off for Arctic Today

Police Killed In Outbreak At Palestine  Underground   Underground Sets Off Mine; 3 Are Wounded

BRITAIN GIVING INDIA DOMINION STATUS IN 1947   Indians To Decide Or Unity Or Partition; Split Indicated

DIVISION BELIEVED CERTAIN  India Is Promised Status As Dominion From Britain

British Indian Policy  Is Announced  People Will Make Choice of Portition or TInity

India Promised Dominion Status.  With Self Rule   Britain Plans Action This Year; Moslem, Hindu Nations Likely

Britain Assures Self Rule for. India This Year  ~ Proffers Dominion Status; ne og Dowetean Teter

Conservatives GiveProposal Their Support   Partition Into Hindu And Moslem States Almost Certain

India To Get Power In ’47  As Dominion   People Of Country Given Decision On Unity Or Partition

India Faces: Decision  On Partition Or Unity   Britain Announces Independence Due This Year on Basis Of Dominion Statu:

British to Transfer Power to Indians On Dominion Basis   People to Decide on Unity or Partition With Latter Appearing Inevitable; Plans Underway Against Outbreaks of Violence

British to Transfer Powers to Indians On Dominion Basis   Partition of India Into Two Vast States Held Inevitable Under New British Proposal For Independence; Guard Against Violence

India to Have Choice of Unity or Partition as Britain Quits Rule   Leaders Work to Maintain Calm During Period of Transition; New Delhi Prepares Against Outhbrednke

Britain Offers To Transfer Power In India  eople   Gives People Their Choice Of Partition, Unity

BRITAIN: REVEALS DOMINION STATUS WILL GO TO INDIA   England to Give Up Power This Year and Let the Rich Subcontinent Rule lTtself,   PARTITION OR UNITY IS UP TO PEOPLE   Creation of Hindu and Moslem States Seems Certain — Churchill Throws Support to Plan.

Jury Acquits ‘Tot’ Lockman Of Poisoning   “Truth Always Prevails,” Mrs. Lockman Says After Hearing Verdict of Acquittal.

Expect Security Council To Approve Big Four's Decisions On Trieste

TRIESTE’S PLAN NEAR DECISION   Action, Expected Today, ) To Clear Way For Italian Treaty

Churchill Backs Conscription Bill  Peacetime Service Virtually Assured

Tervnc lieutenant lc Drawned in Japan Mishao   Crientict Want« To Bring Man Back to Life

Dr. Seeking Man’s Body To “Bring Back To Life” Will Demonstrate With A Sheep

Efforts Renewed For Experiment On Executed Man   Doctor Claims He Can Bring Life Back

Trustees For Cullman County High School To Be Elected April 16th

RUSSIA FACES TRAGIC PROBLEM   Stassen Says People Are Held Down By Lack Of Freedom

U. 5. On An Even Keel Stassen Told Stalin   GOP. Candidate For President Speaks At  Reunion

Farmstead Improvement School At _ Flera Rated Outstanding Success

Michigan Unit Rejects Union’ Latest Offer  Would Arbitrote - alte

AURIOL WINNER IN FRENCH VOTE   Report Two-Vote Margin For Socialist President of Republic

HURRICANE SWEEPS ACROSS CARIBBEAN   Gigantic Storm Speeding Toward Puerto Rico

Angry Storm Churns Sea; Isles Periled   Hurricane Swirls Across Cari     ibbean, Increasing in Fury

295 Victims Found And Compilations Indicate Dead Will Run To 500 When Final Reports Are Avaitlahle

MORE BODIES ARE FOUND IN PLANT RUINS   First Probe of Cause Of Tragedy Opened By Coast Guard

307 Missing In Monsante Plant Ruins   Raging Fires Peril Workers In Efforts To Reeover Victime

349 Persons Known Dead  In Disaster  =~ wee rs eo2% wes   1] Fires Still Rage In Stricken City; Two Start Friday

Rescuers Find 25 More Dead In Texas Plant   Monsanto Works Searched By Ashestos-Clad Safety Crew

1] FIRES STILL RAGE IN TEXAS CITY DISASTER   Wind Change Ignites Two More Blazes: List Of Dead Set At 650

LIST OF DEAD INTEXAS CITY BLAST GROWS   FIRES STILL RAGE IN DEVASTATED GULF PORT

Find 50 Bodies In Wreckage of Chemical Plant   Report Some Victims Found Alive in Ruins; Investigation Begins

Rescue Squads Continue Work In Texas City   Fire Still Raging Around Blast-Shattered Gulf Pert

Smoking Ruins Of Texas Chemical Plant Yield 25 More Bedies   DEATH TOLL PLACED AT 650: 3,000 HURT

25 MORE DEAD RECOVERED IN WRECKED PLANT   Rescue Crews Report 75 Other Bodies in Ruins of Explosion

Selective Service System Is Ended   General Eisenhower Makes Comment

DRAFT IS DEAD; OLD SYSTEM BACK   EISENHOWER SAYS If WILL BE TASK TO GET MEN NEEDED BY VOLUNTEER PLAN,

Draft Expires: Big Task Seen By Eisenhower   Volunteer System Great Test, Says Army Chief of Staff

VOLUNTEER SYSTEM TO MEET ARMY NEEDS   Gen. Eisenhower ‘Says Task o Writing Ieserance Against War Kests With People

kisenhower Claims Dra ft Law End Puts Great J ask Upon People of America

Eisenhower Sees Great  Test Ahead   Volunteer System Must Furnish Men For Laroe Armv

Soviets Attaek British  Regime   Role In Palestine Comes In For Hit At UN Parley

Russians Assault British Over  Rule in Palestine   Soviet Demands Termination of League’s Mandate at Once, Recommends Creation of Joint Arab-Jewish State

Pick Staff To Aid Palestine Inquiry Grouy   United Nations Loses No Time In Taking Steps To Assemble 40 to 50 Aides

Russia Hits British Rule Of Palestine   Urges Jews-Arabs _ Be Given Joint Rule Of Their Country

Dual State Urged for Palestine   Soviets Deliver Bitter Attack On British Rule

REDS PROPOSE ARAB-JEW STATE   Soviet Demands Immediate End Of British Mandate

Reds Launch Attack Upon Regime   Arab-Jewish State Favored By Russians

RUSSIA HITS ~ BRITISH RULE IN PALESTINE   Recommends Creation of Dual Arab-Jewish State

Soviet Russia Hits Britain's League Mandate   Gromyko Proposes Dual Arab-Jewish State in Palestine

Asks. Dual Arab-J ew State _   Russia Offers That As Solution to Holy Land Problem; Asks End of British Mandat«

TERMINATION OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS MANDATE, DEMANDED   Soviet Russia Delivered 3 Vigorous Attack on Britain.   FOR ARAB-JEWISH STATE   Is the Best Solution, Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko Said.

Want League Mandate ‘In Palestine Terminated   Russians Criticize British Setup---For Arohwtawish Siofe

Russia Delivers Blast at British Rule of Palestine   Dual Arab-Jewish State Proposed by Gromyko As Holy Land Solution

Russia Attacks British Mandate Over Palestine   Dual Arab-Jew State Demanded Before U.N. Assembly

Russia Attacks Britain's Rule In Palestine   End Of Leaque’s Mandate Demanded By Soviet Union

MEYER TO TELL MORE ABOUT HIS ENTERTAINING   Plane-Builder, Producer To Testify After Flying To Capital From Coast

Meyer On Stand      Hughes Lands In Washington For Afternoon Probe Session   Plane Manufacturer Says He'll Repeat All His Accusations

Truman, Stalin Meeting Urged To End Discord   Navy Plans Sumimer Crul« To European Waters Far Midshinmon

Truman, Stalin Meeting Urged  lron Out Differences Between Powers

Truman-Stalin Meet To Settle Claims Urged  Rep. Mundt, (R-SD) Ur rges Par ley To  gee, Sa = et per Boe

Big Four Meet Lacking Fast Action —   Marshall Wants &ne Of Oratory, More Treaty Work

Truman-Stalir Parley Urged To Aid Pacts  _ Middies To Visit Europe On Cruise

Two Battleships, Carriers Ordered To North Europe   Personal Conference of Two Leaders Asked

HOUSE LEADER SUGGESTS PLAN TO GAIN PEACE   Battleships and Plane Carriers Ordered To Europe

NAVY PLANS EUROPEAN VISIT  Talks Between HST And Stalin To Ease World Tension Uraed

Asks Talks By Truman And Stalin  Navy Orders U. S. Vessels To Train

Solon Urges ‘Truman, Stalin Meet  President Shows . No Inclination to Travel Abroad

Russian-U.-S Chief Talks  Wins Favor:   Parley Could Settle U. S.-Russ Row, ° : Coneresamiuan Says #

Congressman Call: For Truman-Stalin Talks at Once  Navy Orders Carriers _ And Two Battleships To Northern Europe

Seek Monarchs From 26 Towns In Area to Reign at Military Ball Here April 11   Open Ticket  Sales Drive   Ida Grove, Scranton and Charter Oak.

Seek Monarchs From 26 Towns In Area to Reign at Military Ball Here April 11      Radcliffe and Mr, and Mrs. Gaylerd D. Short.  te te   Ida Grove, Scranton and Charter Oak.   Open Ticket  Sales Drive

Kiwanis Cadillac Will Go To Negro   International Head Terms Club Action  ‘Serious Mistake’

‘Result Of Car Raffle .... Will Seek To Expel  Ahoskie Kiwantans

Costly Race Prejudice! ‘Carolina Kiwanians Have To Give Negro Raffle-Won Auto

FAILURE DO 4 SO OUTLAWS: , ALL LOCALS   NILRB Counsel Hancs Down Ruling

RULING IS ISSUED ON COMMUNISTS   NLRB Says All Union Officers Must File Affidavits

NLRB Requires Affidavits From Union Official: In Drastic Move to Curb Communist Activity

Officers of Labor Unions Must Swear Not Communistic   Gov't Rules Affidavit to Be Required

Frustrated Cops Watch Two Youths Speed Away With Judge's Blessing

JUDGE PERMITS YOUTHS 10 FLEE FROM OFFICERS   Westminster Cousins Given 15-Minute Head Start On Policemen

Police Held At Bay While Cousins Flee   Pair, Wanted By Penn sylvania, Given Head Start By Judge

Business. Girls’.,.....-° ‘Evening School. Will ‘Meet Wednesday-:

SEEK SLAYER OF LINCOLN TRUCKER   FEAR FOR LIFE OF MISSING COMPANION BELIEVED KIDNAPED

Truck Fleet Operator In Mlinois Slain   Body Is Found ' Along Highway Ry Hunters

W. R. Painter Of Carrollton Dies Suddenly   Publisher and. Former Lieutenant Governor Heart Attack Victim

W. R. Painter, 83, Carrollton Publisher, Dies   Former Missouri Lieutenant-Governor Dies of Heart Attac!

INTER, -83, DIED AT-HIS HOME - IN CARROTETON   Publisher of the Democrat Had Suffered. a Heart... Attaek.   A DEMOCRATIC LEADER   He Was Former President of the State Eleemosynary Board.

Tornadoes In The South Add To Death Toll   Fierce Winds In Three States Kill  Many Thursday

TORNADOES HIT IN FIVE STATES   Fifteen Dead In Southern And Mid-Western Areas; Damage Expected To Reach Huge Total; Red Cross At Work.

Seven Killed In Alabama By Torna do   Twister Also Strikes Sections Of Georgia And Tennessee

15 Dead, More Than 150 Injured In Series Of TornadoésIn 5 States

Snow, Thunderstorms, Tornadoes Leave Growing Death Toll In Wake Mystery House Baffles Homeless

Central US. Storms Take Fight Lives   Serious Crop Damage Results In 100-Mile Belt

Tornadoes Leave Eight Persons Dead   Two Missing, 70 Injured And Property Damage Heavy in Three States

Tornadoes Hit Three States, Claim Big Toll   Red Cross Disaster Crews Are Rushed To Stricken Areas

Great Cold Wave Sweeping Toward Eastern Seaboard    Tornadoes, Snow and Slee!  Blanket Central States: 8 Persons Dead   RAIN, SLEET STORM HIT BUFFALO AREA

Twister Hits Alabama; Eight Die in Storms   Missouri-Arkansas Border Area Has Most Casualties

Arkansas and Missouri Hit by “Twisters; Cold Weather Is Ahead for Middle West.   HOMES LEVELED; FAMILY TRAPPED

Storm Toll Mounting ;   hursday’s ‘Tornafloes t Trail of Dead’ Throughout South

Eight Deaths Are Reported As Foul. Weather Spreads’   Southeast Basks Under Spring-Like Skies While Rest of Nation Shivers With Cold

Eight Deaths Are Listed as Freakish Weather Hits Midwest, Southern Area:

Storm Death Toll Grows fo 28 as NewAreasLashed   Five Southern States Report 15 Fatalities; Colder Weather Due

EIGHT DEATHS RECORDED IN FREAK STORMS   Tornadoes Strike In Midwest Southern States Last Nieht

15 Dead, Many Hurt in Wind Storm Series   Scattered Storms Hit  . In Wide Area; Damage High; Red Cross Relief Called in Many Places

South Ripped By Stor ms:  At Least Bight Dead   At Least Bight Dead And 70 More Injured

Tornadic Winds Leave Eight Dear In Three States  70 Persons In niu aes paves Alabam e Death Vi ates ims

Eight Killed, Two Missing  and Seventy Injured In Three States.   ISEVEN MISSOURI DEATHS   Homes Destroyed, Planes Demolished, Power and Telephone Service Disrupted.

8 Dead,.70 Hurt In Wind Storms   Trail Of Wrecked And Damaged. Buildings In Wake.

'3 Tornadoes Cause Heavy  Crop Loss   Snow, Freezing Rain And Sleet Cover Wide Area  Re E'QITEHH PREeE

Security Lone Idea Advanced   Defense Conference Considers Limiting Coverage Of Aggression Treaty

‘Security Zone’ Plan Proposed In Hemisphere   Limits of Zone Not Defined But Thought To Include Outlying  Points as Hawaii   Aggressor Faces Unified Command   Agreement in Direct Oppo sition to That Argentina Has Sought And Adhered Yesterday

NEW CONCEPT IN DEFENSE   ‘Security Zone’ Drafted At Inter-American Conterence

39 Enrolled As Charter Members  For Lions Club   Walter L. Colby Named President and Other Officers Selected for New Club.

MINOR AUTO ACCIDENT OCCURRED AT FIFTH ANIF _ CLARK STREETS MONDAY

SLIGHT DAMAGE ; -. RESULTS IN: {MINOR . ; COLLISION MONDAY NIGHT

Prairie Fire Loss Heavy   Bankers and Farmers Place Monetary Loss At Over $1,000,000

N Hears alestine lan Hit   akistan Delegate ays U. S., Other  ich States Could sive Problems

R. McConaughy, Killed dn CarBieycle Mishap        ee Were: “Held

R. MeConaughy Dies Following Ames Accident  Havelock Youth Fatail:   Haveleck Youth Fatail Injured When  Bicyci Collides With Car

DRASTIC STEPS TAKEN TO ‘CONSERVE FUEL AND  HOMES AND INDUS-— = TRY AFFECTED :

Wife To “Stand By’ Accused Navy Man   Bride of Few Months Vis - its Husband at County Jail

Food, Prices Issue Slated For Top Talks   Truman And Dewey Have Two Speaking Engagements Booked

Both Parties Expected To Open Fire This Week In Battle Over Prices

Truman Speech To Open Drive ‘On High Prices   Both Major Parties Busy ‘Blaming Each Other In Hikes; Dewey Will Talk Friday

Marshall Proposes That Foreign Ministers Name Boundary Comniission To Study German Frontier Issues

Marshall Proposes Special Body Study German-Polish Line   U.-S. Reported Ready to Offer Boundary Plan  For Germany

Fair Division of Resources Askec By Gen. Marshall   East Prussia, Upper Silesia Should Go to Poland, He Asserts

GERMAN-POLISH FRONTIER PLAN BEFORE BIC 4   Marshall Suggests Boundary Commission. To Act on Division of Land -

U. S. Suggests Special Board On Boundaries   SECRETARY MARSHALL SUGGESTS GROUP AT MOSCOW

U. S. Develops Compromise on Boundary Plar   Would Retain Rhur in Germany and Upper Silesia in Poland  . Under Conditions

U. S. Outlines Boies Plan.  Study Group Urged   Study Group Urged On Reich Frontiers

Marshall Plan Given ‘Big Four’   Five Nations Would Make  Up Organization

Proposes Big 4, Othe: Allies Take Over Area Contrel of Resources

Seeks Demarecation  Of Polish Territory   ‘Marshall Also Requests Review Of Resources To Guarantee Provision for Economic Needs

Down To Cases Marshall Proposes Group To Study Reich-Polish Boundary

MARSHALL ASKS BOUNDARY STUDY   Urges Group Be Named For German-Polish Action

NEW YORK COTTON   Marshall Asks for Special  Reich Boundary Commission

Special Boundary Commission To Propose German-Polish Frontier Is Suggested

U.S. Favors GroupStudy Of Borders.   Marshall Asserts Souther Prussia Should Be Potisk

American In Proposal At Conference   Permanent German-Polish Frontier Object

Marshall Asks. Board To Name Red, Polish Line   Commission Composed Df Big 4 And Sonte Other ‘ Allied States Suggested

German - Polish Border Survey Group Asked   Marshall Proposes Commis sion To Study Remapping of Reich Frontier.

Quick End To Strike Predicted   U.S. Hopeful for Settlement as a Result of Long  Lines Agreement

Quick End To Whole Coast-To-Coast Telephone Tieup Predicted As Long Distance  Operators Agree To Pay Hike Averaging $4.40 A Week.

Agree to Settle Long Distance  Phone Strike   For Pay Boost Averaging $4.40; See Quick End of U. S. Tie-Up

Long Distance Operators Gef $4.40 Increase   Quick Termination Of Entire Strike  Naw le Forecact

Walkout Ends With Pay Hike $4.40 Weekly   Government Sees  Quick Tieup End

OPERATORS GET WAGE. INCREASE OF $4.40 WEEKLY   QUICK END OF LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE TIE-UP IS PREDICTED

Quick End To Nationwide Tie-Up Forecast By U. S. WAGE INCREASE      Averaging $4.40 A Week Approved; May Not Cross Picket Lines

Quick Strike End Predicted Long-Line Phone  Union Officers — Aaree To Settle

Increase in Pay To Get Service On Lona Lines   Clouds Still Darken Outlook in Ohio and Some Other Sections

pay Agreement vill Open Long pistanice Lines  Walkout Will End  Upon Board’s Okay of Wage Settlemen

Settlement of Long Lines _ Phone Strike Agreed on; Predict End of Whole Fuss

Increases in Pay Average $4.40 a Week   Quick End to Tieup Predicted By Government

RETURN TO WORK IS AWAITING APPROVAL BY UNION’S BOARD  END TO WHOLE PHONE TIEUP SEEN LIKELY; PICKETS ARE THREAT

Early Settlement of Nationwide Strike Due, U. S. Officials Aver   AUTW Board To Ratify Pact Today; Boosts From $2 to $5 Weekly Provided in Agreement

Agreement Brings End To Strike  Government Sees Tieup Ended Soon

Operators Settle For $4.40 Average Weekly Wage Raise   Await Approval by Union Board; Predict Early Settlement of All Other Disputes

Phone Company Union AgreeOn  $4.40 Pay Hike   Government Predicts Quick End to Whole Coast~ To-Coast Phone Tenn   Struck April 7 For $12 Boost      Agreement Was Hammered Out In 714 Hour Session, Ending At 3:25 A. M. Today

Otticials Agree On Settlement At $4.40 Raise   Gov't. Hopes For Quick Kud Over Nation; Lincoln Union Wants Decent Offer

Work May Still Be Held Up By Picket Groups   But Quick End To Tieup Predicted By Officials

Bell Long Lines Dispute Ended  Settlement Reached  On $4.40 Per Week

Quick End of Phone Strike _ In Prospect   Agreement Reached by Com pany and Union Officials fo: $4.40 Weekly Hike for Long Distance Overatars

Fast Compromise For Nation Wide Strike In Offing   Members May Refuse To Cross Picket Lines Of Other Workers

’Phone  Coneern Offering PayHike      Schedule Applies To Long Distance Operators

ACCEPT BOOSTS IN WAGES THAT AVERAGE $4.40   Union’s Board Scheduled To Ratify Agreement Today; Other Talks Go On

Clear Way For Ending Entire Telephone Tieup   Company And Union Heads Get Together On $4.40 Weekly Wage Increases Soe Preket Line Hiteh

A. T. AND T., UNION AGREE ON WAGE PLAN   Operators Will Receive $4.40 More Weekly—A Quick End of Whole Tie-up, Including Local Service, Is Predicted.

Western Electric Unions Called Back Into Session: Strike End Is Predicted

$4 INCREASE TO WORKERS IS APPROVED   Union Board Expected To Ratify Agreement BeFore Nightfall

on $4.40   Government Feels Settlement in Lines Will End Theup   STRIKE 31 DAYS OLD

Wage Hike Of $4.40 Per Week is Agreed Upon   END OF OTHER PHONE" STRIKE EXPECTED SOON

Pay Boost Is Settled   Other Strikes Between Companies, Unions May Follow Key Settlement

Ratification Of Pact Pends: “Hope Held For Early U. S. Phone Peace

Union Accents Wage Boost Of $4.40 Per Week   Telephone Peace Across The Nation Seen Imminent.

Long Distance Union Agrees to $4.40 Raise   Ratification Anticipated Today; Quick End to All Strikes Seen

Accept Average Pay Increase of $4.40 a Week   U.S. Official Believes Other Disputes Will Soon Be-froned Out

NO CHANGE IN STAND   , CLO, Ante Workers Union Oppeeed te Taft-Hartlev Act

NORTHERN COLD BLAST SPREADS TO EAST, SOUTH   Mercury Tumbles to 7 Below In Doakotas—Deep Snow Blankets Michigan

Many States Suffering From Winter   Cold Weather Spreads From North to Other Parts of U. S.

WINTER IS MOVING IN   Cooler Weather Is Spreading Over Eastern Half of Nation

Congress Leaders May See Truman About Labor Laws   GOP Willingness for a Compromise Depends on Size of Margin

Meeting on Labor Issue Left Open By GOP Leaders   Democrats Concede Defeat on Closed Shop Curb Today

Strategy on Labor Up to Senate Vote   If Margin Big Enough Bill Backers Won't See President.

Push For Final Vote Friday On Labor Measure   Question Of Discussing Terms With Truman Left Open By GOP Chiefs.

GOP Open To Truman Talks   Parley on Labor Bill To Await Results of Senate Vote.

Senate Drives For Final Vote On Labor Bill   Question Open Over Conference With President

TAFT LEADS DRIVE FOR LABOR BILL VOTE BY FRIDAY   Republicans Leave Door Open for Conference With President

GOP Labor Bill Dealt Setback   Senate Fails In Ti Vote To Pass Curb On Bargaining

Taft Drives For Vote on  Closed Shop   Bill Will Authorize Federal Injunctions To Halt U.S. Strikes

GOP Leaders Leave Labor Issue Open   Senator Taft Leads Drive For Friday Vote

SENATE PASSAGE OF BILL TO CURB UNIONS CONCEDED   SEN. TAFT LEADS DRIVE FOR FINAL VOTE ON FRIDAY

Republicans Await Vote On Labor Bill   Ta Consult Truman Only If Passage Vote Indicates Veto Cannot Be Overridden   Claim Spanish Aviators Robbed, Slain In Mexico

Ballot Nears On Labor Bill   Republicans Anxious On Margin of Victory

GOP Bill Foes Admit Defeat; Taft Confident   Margin Of Vote Is Due Ta Decide Whether Party Leaders Will Seek Any Compranitse   Traman Expected To Veto Measure      Morse’s Speech Against Act Delays Showdown: Taft  Leads Derive For riday Vote        KF

GOP Leaders Ma Consult Truman  On Labor Curbs   Conference Will Await Senate Action On Pendings Bill.

TAFT LAUNCHES DRIVE FOR VOTE ON LABOR BILL   Margin of Victory to Determine Need of Talk With President

—CONGRESS— Expect Vote Friday On Labor Bill  ‘GOP Will Delay Talks With Truma

Labor Bill Vote Is Key   Senate Ballot To Decide If GOP Will Discuss Legislation With Truman

Ohio Senator Hopes For Final Vote On Measure This Friday   Taft Predicts Passage of Anti-Union Legislation By ‘Substantial’ Margin

Gate Left Open for Truman Talk  Conference on Labor Legislation Possible

Compromise or Labor Curbs Seen Possible   Senate Vote on Amendments to Come Soon

Taft Seeks Final Vote Friday on Labor Bill   GOP Leaders Still Undecided on Talking Over Legislation with President Truman

Friday Vote Sought   GOP Leaders Delay Verdict On Labor Bill,  Truman Talks   Margin Of Passage In Senate To Point Up Any Compromise

Consultation With Truman ls Held Likely   GOP Willingness To Compromise Is Indicated

Taft Driving For Labor Bill Vote by Friday  GOP Likely to  Talk With Troman

Final Labor Bill Vote Due Friday   Demos Generally Concede ‘Tough’ Measure To Pass

ANTI-LABOR BILL VOTE DUE SOON   Measure’ To Outlaw Closed Shop Moy Come in  “Senate Friday

TAFT PUSHING LABOR BILL TO AN EARLY VOTE   Morse’s Speech May Delay Final Showdown in Senate Debate.

Dancer Says She Shot Yacht Owner, Who Posed As Single, After Beating

Dancer Describes Fatal Shooting  Tells of Wounding Chicagoan on Yachi

DANCER DESCRIBES SLAYING ON YACHT   GIRL SAYS CHICAGOAN BEAT HER AFTER SHE DISCOVERED HE WAS MARRIED.

Badger Bonus Hearings to  Be Wednesday   Three Bills Up; One Provides Grants.  Averaging $400

Three Bonus Acts lo Be Considered  To Get First Public Airing on Wednesday

Veteran Bonus Hearing Booked for Wednesday   Assembly Committee to Hear Arguments on Three Bills

British Say Red Stand Periling World Peace: Bar Geeks Firm Policy

LAWYERS OPEN ANNUAL MEET   Blasts Russians in Initial Address at Cleveland

Attorneys Back Foreign Policy   Penetration of ‘Iron Curtain’ Sought

Press Attacks State Secretary ....     Claim Marshall Not informing Citizens

HUDSON MOTOR CO STRIKE. ENDED bY C110. AUTO UNION   Contract With Packard Alse Signed; Ford Offers

BOY REMOVED FROM RUBBLE   Three Still Pinned in Ruin: of Collapsed Building at Cincinnati

March of Dimes Drive Goes Over Ton Today   Tatal Contributions of $5,089.41 Are Reported; $3,400 in tocal Eseed

March: of Dimes Drive Goes Over Top Today   Total Contributions of © $5,089.41 Are Reported; $3.400 [nm Incal Eure

MA GREENE TAKES OVER PILOT’S SEAT   ‘Ohio River Veteran, 79, Hon. ored By Crew

Gordon B. Greene, Last of The Wooden-Hulled Packet Boats, Starts To Paducah

APL “WILL “FIGHT For Right. To Collect Funds   Would Use Honey To Secure Repeal of Taft-Hartley Act.

COURT FIGHT ON A F.OF L. PLAN FOR FUNDS SEEN   Union To Battle For 0. K. On Campaign Pot: Green Reelected President

AFL Will Collect ‘Education’ Fund  Labor Leaders Plan 7. Bieae  momen Gece Oa   Labor Leaders Plan To Use Large Sum to Kill Taft-Hartley Act.

A. F. L. INVITES TEST IN COURTS ON WAR CHEST   Will Collect Funds To Battle New Labor Law Despite Warning From Taft

Security Council Hears British Side of Dispute  Voluminous Report Evinces Interest  Of Deleaate Group

British Complaint Against Albania Is Studied by Security Council

UNO STUDIES BRITISH ALBANIAN PROTEST   File On Corfu Straits Blasts Gets Attention

Sen. George Makes Statement In Obvious. Reference To Russia, Must Adopt Positive Policy   AID TO GREECE Is ESSENTIAL, CLAIMED

U. S. Mast Curb Expanding Powers, Says Sen. George In Tacit Slap at Russia

‘Expanding Powers’ Are Given Mention Today by George of Georgia to Committee.  TRUMAN CALLS ACHESON, AUSTIN

Sen. George Urges "Positive Policy” Against Expansion   Obvious Reference Made to Russia In Asking Barrier

VIRGINIA HILL IN FRENCH HOSPITAL   Girlfriend. Of Siegel Suffers Breakdown

Senate Confirms Gen. Marshall  Regret at Loss of Byrnes Expressed

Marshall Given Quick 0. K. for Post in Cabinet   Action Shows Unity i International Affairs

SENATE CONFIRMS MARSHALL; LATTER SILENT ON PLANS   Move Under Way to Call General .Before Joint Session of Congress for Foreign Policy Review.   APPROVED FOR POST BY UNANIMOUS VOTE   Leaders Emphasize Need for Showing World Unity Exists in U. S. on International Affairs.

Foreign Policy Review Urged By Congressmer   New Secretary of State ‘Sitent For Moment’ On Afttoirs of Department

Gen. Marshall ls Confirmed -AsSecretary   New Cabinet Officer To Confer With Congress: On Foreign Policy

Marshall Wins Quick Senate  Contirmation   Move Made to Call General for Foreign Policy Review Soon

Senate OK’s Marshall In’ Short Order   Striking Show Of Unily; Ask Review Of Foreien Policy

SENATE PUTS SPEEDY OKAY ON MARSHALL   UNITY IN WORLD AFFAIRS SHOWN BY VOTE

No Major Changes Said Seen In: U.S. Foreign Policy Senate Gives Quick Approval Of Gen. Marshall For Byrnes Post      Closer Cooperation With Reds Seen In U.S: Change

Senate Gives Swift Okay Of Marshall   Solons Approve Byrnes’ Successor 55 Minutes  Pe ee  ee ee ee

APPOINTMENT OF MARSHALL IS CONFIRME!   Senate Takes Speedy Action to Approve New Secretary

Unanimous Vote Taken Swiftly   tary Has “Total Confidence” of  Renuhlican Salone

Na Majar Chang Senate Gives Qui Gen, Marshall For Byrnes’ Post  es Said Seen Ini U.S. Foreign Policy

Republican Inspired Con. firmation is Followed by Call to Marshall to Report on His China Mission.

Gen. Marshall ls Confirmed Unanimously  Unity Demonstration   Unity Demonstration: Policy Review Urged

Senate Confirms Gen. Marshall As New Secretary  bdne Tatsl Cantidanna Crd   Has Total Confidence Of GOP Controlled  ' Conaress

5-Star General In Guam Refuses  To Discuss Plans  New State Secretary D .....s.2 ta Llewe Na   New State Secretary Reported to Have No Presidential Desires

GEN. MARSHALL 1S CONFIRMED IN QUICK STYLE   ‘New Secretary To Be In--vited Before Joint Com    gressional Session   TS SEEN AS POSSIBLE PRESIDENTIAL HOPE

Marshall Given Quick Approval  Senate Unanimously Confirms Appointee

MARSHALL GETS FULL APPROVAL FROM SENATE   Unity on Foreign Affairs In Congress Displayed By Unanimous Action

a  ‘Cameras To Be Used In Experiments  AAF Sets Battle Between Jet Fighters, Bombers Next Year

ARMED BANDS LOOT TRAINS, BOMB BUSES   Arab, Jewish Patrols Battle in Streets Of Bloody Haifa

Terrors Mark Palestine Yule   Shootings, Bombings Raise Tall tn 226

More Deaths Mark Christmas Day In Holy Land   Robberies, Bombings and Shootings Continue To Disturb Palestine

Train Looted By Arab Band      Shootings, Bombings and Robberies Sweep Over _ - Palestine

Shootings, Bombings Cause More Deaths Palestine Christmas Marred By Violence

Christmas Day:Fails To Halt Violence In Palestine Area:  - Death Toll Reaches’ 336, Two More British Soldiers Lose: Lives In Cafe

Christmas Day Is Bloody One In Palestine   Shootings, Bombings And Other Violence Increase Death Toll

U.S. to Remove Troops in Italy; Set Dec. 2 Goal   Ist Group to Sail for New York Monday; Some Go to Germany

Dock Strike May Cause Embargo On Rail Freight   ODT Predicts Halting of Rails If Longshoremen Ccntinue Tieup   WILDCAT WALKOUT TIES UP 10 PIERS   AFL Union Official Says Participants Are Led Rev Communists

TODAY ‘BLACK © MONDAY? IN. ENGLAND:   Power Shutoff . ‘Darkens Homes And Factories -

Government Cuts Off Hectric Power in Factories and Homes — 4,000,000 Workers in World's Heaviest Industrial Belt Scheduled for Temporary Unemployment.

Factories And Homes Dark In England; Power Off   Millions Scheduled For Unemployment as Resuk of Shortage of Coal for Power

$10.000 Suckers Wanted -PoliceFindGambler’s‘Paradise’  In Swank New York Hotel

Liberal Head Insists He Be Premier .  Sophoulis Refuses To Enter Coalition Cabinet; Tsaldaris

LIBERAL PARTY LEADER WANTS 10 BE PREMIER   Sophoulis Refuses to Enter Coalition  Cabinet

Sophoulis Insists He Become Premier As New Gov't Remains Unformed

Tsaldaris Fails To Form Cabinet   He and Opponent Sophoulis Confer Today With U. S. Ambassador

U. S. Mediation Efforts Fail... .  Greek Situation boils; Premiership Is Debated

Mediation Try Spoiled by — Liberal Chief   Attempt to-Form New Regime.Collapses;. _ Aaced Leadar Blamed”

U.S. Fails to * End Deadlock In Greek Crisis   Liberal Party Chief Insists He Become Nation’s Premier

Greek Deadlock Still Unbroken  Sophoulis Demands Premiership Post

U.S. Mediatior Effort for Greece Fails   Liberal Chief Blocks Progress, Insists On Taking Top Spot

Mediation Blocked By Sophoulis  Leader Of Greek Liberals. Incicting

U. S. Efforts to Mediate Greek Deadlock F ail   Sophoulis, Liberal Leader, Insists That He Become Premier

AMERICA FAILS MEDIATE CRISIS   SEEKS TO ASSIST IN FORMATION OF NEW: GREEK GOVERNMENT

u. S. Efforts To Mediate Fail ©   Sophoulis, Greek Liberal Leader, Wants To Be Premier.

Greek Govt. Runs Info  More Trouble - Liberal Party Head Wants to Be Premier ~ Americans Confer

Ambassador MacVeagh Takes Hand   Situation Described as Critical, Containing Elements for Touching Off Major Conflict

LIBERAL PARTY LEADER WANTS PREMIER POST   Griswold Stresses Need for Political Unity in Talk With Sephoulis

J. $. ENVOY CONFERS ON GREEK CRISIS   Lincoln MacVeagh Talks With Tsaldaris and Sophoulis, Who Has Hampered Formation of Cabinet.

U.S. Effort To Mediate in  Greece Fails   Liberal Party Head Insists on Becoming Premie:

American Try At Mediation Fails In Grecee   ‘Liberal Party’ Leader Blocks . A New Cabinet

US. Efforts Fail To Break Greek Impasse   Sophoulis, Liberal, Wants Premiership; Sq Does Tsaldaris

Mediation in Greek Crisis Fails   Sophoulis Refuses to Enter Cabinet With Tsaldaris

Efforts To Mediate In Greece Fail As Sophoulis Demands Premiership

Liberal Leader Insists He Get Premier Office   Coalition Government Under Neutral Leader May Be Next U. S. Proposal

SOPHOULIS INSISTS ON BEING PREMIER   U. S. Mediation Efforts Fail Te Settle Greek Partiamentary Crisis

Fail to Break Greek Deadlock   Sophoulis Insists That He Become  Prime Minister

U.S. Unable To End Crisis By Mediation   Tsaldaris Will Form Cabinet Without Liberal Representative

U. S. Efforts Fail To Solve Cabinet Crisis  Liberal Leader Refuses Any

Greek Situation Still Deadlocked  Bulgarian Parliament To Outlaw Aqrarians

AMERICAN EFFORTS TO MEDIATE GREEK  GRISIS: FAILED   Themistokles Sophoulis Insisted That He Become Premier.   HE IS 86 YEARS OLD   Tsaldaris Has Been Trying to Form a Cabinet for “Three Days.

Greek Crisis Viewed as  ‘Powder Keg  ~ Griswold Makes Plea for Unity

U.S. Effort To End Crisis  InGreece Fails   Liberal Party Leader In sists That He Be Made  Premier

Greek Crisis Hangs On   Liberal Party Leader Re fuses to Yield to U. S. Demand for Cooperation

U.S. Efforts At Mediation Fail: Leader Of Liberal Party Wants Premiership

Liberal Leader Requests He Be  Named Premier   Sophoulis Balks, Ties Up Efforts To Form New Coalition Cabinet  And End Crisis

W REECE Fall   jLiberal Leader Demands Pre miership As Price Of   Caaonerction

U. S. Efforts Fail To End Deadlock In Greek Cabinet   Liberal Leader Insists That He Become Premier

(Gunman Captured in Gun Battle After ‘Wounding, Fleeing Three Policemen

Gunman, 20, Shoots Three At Reno, Nev.   Patrons Of Swank Gambling Casino Hide Under Tables During Melee

Gunman in Reno Wounds Three But is Captured  Robbery and Shootine Enliven Nicht

Gunman in Reno Wounds Three But Is Captured  Robbery and Shooting Enliven Night Life in Nevada City

Robber Captured After Shooting At Gambling Casino   Youth Shoots Officers During Questioning For Reno Taxicab Holdups

Youth Shoots 3 Officers in Reno Casino   Gunman Wounded and Captured After He Once Flees Arrest

W. Va. Bandit Shoots Three In Reno Club   Pocahontas Youth Wounded, Captured By Pursuing Police

Young ¢Gunman  Nabbed: Afier Spree! In Reno   Ww: at Virginian : Cornered  fter Wounding Three  oe Officers, Robbing.  Driver Of Taxi. _

Ecuador Revolt Expanding As Troops Protest   New Government Faces Uprisinas

Ecuador Swept by New Revolt  Publication of News Placed Under Ban

Ecuador Is Menaced By Rebels   Nation Is Placed Under Siege; Tanks, Troops In Action

American Tanks Used in Battle   Whole Country Under State of Siege; Ousted President Joins Rebellion

ALL ECUADOR IN STATE OF SIEGE   U. S.-Acquired Lend-Lease Tanks Speed To Quell Revolts  a Oe o~_ « i @ owe oo _* . «- tine A Se

COURT 15 ANNOYED BY WAWED HEARINGS   Says Many of Them Could Be Settled Before J. P.   SPEEDERS ARE FINED

BUDGET OMITS SOAK THE RICH’   British Proposal Strikes Hard At Workingman’s Pocket

ARAB LEADER I ASSASSINATEL   Labor Federation Official Is Machine-gunned at His Home in Haiia

—Blame Lightning—  Brief Power Failure Hits Four States   Resulted In Too Heavy Load For Eastern Nebraska

Power In Four States Is Affected   Bolt Of Lightning Has Brief But FarReaching Effect.

Aircraft Worker ‘Buzzes’  Friends at Picnic; Three Killed when Plane Crashes

Flyer Dips Low to ‘Buzz’ Friends, Kills Self, Woman, Child in Crash

Low FLYING CAUSES SUNDAY TRAGEDY — Plane Crashes Into Picnic  _ Party;.3 Persons Killed

Stunt Flyer. Crashes Info. His Own Friends   Three Members of Calif. Picnic Party. Are Killed.

135,000 Keported iaie it Nation-wide Answer to Terms of GOP Measure, Walkouts increase.  LEADER PREDICTS NEAR SHUTDOWN

Move Seen As Protest Of New Law   Would Have Had Ten Day Vacation Friday — Gontract Expires June 30

TRUMAN CALLS NLRB TO TALKS ON LABOR LAV   Conference Will Work Out Enforcement Of Measure

UNION LABOR ANGRY OVER TAFT LAW   Wildcat Strikes Spread; General Strike Threatened

Hiding of Gains Laid to Pauley   Stassen Raps Army Official On ‘Food Profiteerine”

Announce Phone Peace Pacts In  3 Added Areas   Settlement Of Long-Lines Dispute, Meanwhile, Is Reported Imminent.

NORMAL SERVICE IS EXPECTED BY NOON TOMORROW   OPERATORS UNION AGREE TO TERMS OFFERED BY BELL

TERMS AGREED IN WISCONSIN AND ILLINOIS   Union Abandons Drive For Nationwide Pay Agreement

House Approves Huge Fund For Foren Relie!   Measure Providing One and Third Billion Dollars For U. S. Foreign  Aid Pacces Honse

RELIEF MEASURE SENT TO SENATE   House Approves Foreign Aid Uraed by President

Haifa Bombing Claims Eight   Blame Jewish Stern Gang for Rolling Bomb into Place

Bomb Kills 8 In Holy Land   47 Others Injured; Underground Blamed

ASKS FOR DELAY IN REDUCING FINE   U.S. Wants 2-Week Study of UMW Compliance With Court Edict

China Rejects Interference  Internal Problems Not Within Scope of Big 4 Save Foraian Minister

48 State Farm Colleges To Frame Grain-Saving Plans at Local Levels

COLD WAVE SWEEPING OVER TEXAS; SNOW, ICY RAINS FALLING  _ LOW TEMPERATURES HIT SOME PORTIONS; MUCH COLDER IS FORECAST

WARNS ‘UNSOUND POLICY’ 10 CUT 47 INCOME TAXES   PRESIDENT DELIVERS HIS FIRST ECONOMIC REPORT TO CONGRESS

Vessage Asks Lower Prices, Higher Wages   More Social Security, Broader Wages-Hour Law. Continued Rent Control Advocated

MINIMUM WAGE BOOST, LONG-RANGE HOUSING PROGRAM ADVOCATED   Report to Congress Also Calls for Increased Social Security Benefits, Broader Wage-Hour Law Coverage.

Higher Wage Scale Urged   No Need To Have Another Depression, President Says

Prospect Never  Brighter   Truman Says the Way to Keep U.S. Prosperous is to Let Taxes Alone

Asks Pay Hike,  Maintenance Of Taxes, Controls   Would Keep America Prosperous In 1947

Other Means To Keep U. S. Prosperous Are Listed In Economic Report  PRESIDENT SAYS      American People Reject “The Notion We Must Have Another Depression”; Proposes Long Range Program

Keep Taxes High, Truman Formula; Sees Prosperity   Tax Cut Unsound Fiscal Policy, President Tells Congress

Minimum Wage Hike, Retention Of Rent Curbs   INCREASES FOR SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS RECOMMENDED

Sees Bright Prospects For Business  Prosident Asks Continuation of Controls on Rent

Urges Increase Of Minimum Wages In Economic Report   President Favors Broadening of Social Security Benefits, Extension of Rent Controls

Reduce Prices, Main Approact   President Outlines Program To Congress

Unsound Fiscal Policy To Cut Wartime Taxes, Chiet Executive Says

In Prices   Also Asks Congress Tc Raise Minimum Wage,: Keep Rent Curbs  *

RUMAN HITS TAX CHANGES   fesident Calls For Higher  Wages, Increased Social Daraftite Dant fantral

[in Economic Report Tru-— - man Says it Would be  Unsound Policy to Cut   Wartime Income Taxes

Submits Economic Report Telling Congress Ways To Keep America Prosperous During 1947.   URGES MAINTENANCE OF RENT CONTROLS

Warns G.0.P. On ‘Unsound Fiscal’ Policy   Increased Social Security Benefits Asked by President

Truman Says Cutting Tax Is Unsound   Congress Urged to Raise Minimum Pay, Broader Social Security, Keey Controls on Rent

‘Claims Cut Would Be ‘Unsound’   Raise In Minimum Wages Recommended In Economic Report.

President Would Leave Income Taxes Alone. Retain Rent Controls, Raise Minimum Wages, Extend Wage-Hour Coverage. Broaden Social Security.

‘Boost in Minimum Wages. Social Security Benefits  ‘Asked in Economie Talk

W AUSTRIAN PAC   Deputy Foreign Ministers Start Treaty Work in London Today

Early Accord on Austria Is Expected   Foreign Ministers’ Deputies to Open Parley Today

"GASES ALARM   SHIPMENT OF  PEPPERMINT LEAVES. CONTAINING —~-POMON-BENT-TO CO--— LUMBUS- = -=°

Control  ls Shifted to U.N.   General Assembly Called on to Solve Independence Issue

Military Forces To Be Removed From Palestine   Answer From Arabs  And Jews Awaited

RETAIL DEALERS UP COAL PRICES   SQUTHERN OPERATORS COMPUTE INCREASE UNDER NEW CONTRACT

Soft Coal Production Increases; So Do Prices -- from $1.25 fo $1.50 a Ton

Solid Fuel Prices Jump from §.70 to $2 on a Ton Today  $800,000,000 a Year More Taken From Consumers

Official Says Coal Prices Will Rise Due to Pay Hike $800, 000,000 Additionally Seen

COAL OUTPUT CONTINUES UP   Will Cost Consumers 800 Mil. lion More Next 12 Months

Coal Prices Rise With Production   Will Cost Users $800,000,000 More In Next 12 Months

Coal Output And Pricés Both Go Up   Disagreement Over Need For  Large Increases

Output Of U.S. Coal Increased As Price Hiked   OVFR $1.25 A TON WILL BE ADDED TO PAY MINERS

Soft Coal Prices Increased Today   Operators Add $1.25 To $1.50 On A Ton

Soft Coal Output And Prices Jump   Cost At Mines To Be Increased More Than $1.25 A Ton.

SOFT GOAL PRICtS RISE IN WAKE OF MINE WAGE PAGI   Increase In Anthracite Also Forecast Due To New Contract

Coal Output  Increases; So Does Price   Operators’ Spokesman Sees Rise of $1.25 to $1.50 a Ton at Mine

ele Ree shor party eee  DAUGHTER BORN TO 14-YEAR-OLD PARENTS   Soft Coal Prices. Raised to Meet Production Cost

Output And Price Of Soft Coal Up Over $1 Per Ton   Producer Source Says Pay Boost To Cost Consumers $800,000.000.

Coal Production is Up, But So is Soft _ Coal’s Price Level   Anthracite Prices’ Also Expected to Rise in Wage Pact Hikes

Absolutely No Possible Way to Get Around It— You Are ‘Just a Little Statistic

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc  All in The Various Cc se:   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

15,000 Are Left Homeless hy Spring Floods   Midwest and East Ravaged by High Waters

Floods Cripple Midwest; Many Left Homeless   Gales Add To  Ta rnnanwn (ve

$5 Million Utilities Suit Nears End In Appanoose Court   Final Arguments Be gun In Case Filed By Iowa Southern Utilities Stockholders; Trial In Progress Over Year

Year Long Trial Nearing an End  5 Million Involved in Utility Action

Barred Student Seeks Reversal  Jew Student Attack Again in Limelight

FRENCH REDS ~ STAGE RIOTS   VERDUN STREETS BARRI. CADED ‘IN EFFORT TO PREVENT SUGAR GOING  TO GERMANY .

NEWSPAPER OFFICE FIRE   AN Heavy Equipment Ja Destroyed At Springfield. Mo. Shop

Flames Damage Newspapers At Springfield   Blaze Discovered In Plant Early In Mornina

FIRE DESTROYS PRINTING UNITS IN SPRINGFIELL   Publishing Equipment for Twe Newspapers Ruined by Early Morning Blaze

Fire Sweeps Springfield Newspapers   Composing Room and Press Room Gutted And None of Heavy  Enuinment Ile Savad

Radio Station Ordered To Appear For Possible Violation Of Lottery Plan

RADIO STATION CITED BY FCC   Law Against Lotteries Is Involved in Case

LEWIS SAYS U.S. CANNOT AFFORD 10 NEGLECT MINERS   Union Leader Again Charge: _Centrafia Disaster Due  an Menliaanca

John Lewis Still ls Accusing Krug   Says U.S. Won't Long Have Coal To Export Unless Miners Protected

Sugar Ration To Be Raised 10 Pounds .   Another Stamp Validated for. April O.P.A. Announces

Sugar Stamp Validated _ Month Early  Good for Ten Pounds On April 1, Starts

SUGAR RATION UPPED; STAMP BECOMES VALID   Allotment Increased As ‘Do-Gooders’ . Draw Attack

COLD SNAPS RAL, WRECKING TRAIN   Passenger Engine Plows Through Two Freight Cars: Four Hurt

STORM DELAYS  BIBB’S RETURN   ‘Vessel That Rescued Plane  Passengers Also Brings Sick Seaman

WALE SLOWS PROGRESS OF RESCUE SHIP   Ailing Seaman Transferred In  Mid-Atlantic

Atlantic Gale — Slows Rescue: - Ship’s Return   Coast Guard On:Second Mercy Errarid;; Surviv-.

MUR-DALE PORT APPROVED AS CLASS 2 FIELD BY CAA TODAY   Is Among 124 Airports Listed For Illinois For Improvement

CONTENDS WORK SHOULD BE DONE WITHIN 3 YEARS  BOTH CENTRALIA AND SALEM LISTED FOR CLASS 2-2 AIRPORTS

DENMARK'S KING CHRISTIAN DIES   RULED FOR 35 YEARS; PRINCE FREDERIK IX TAKES THRONE TODAY

FREDERIK TAKES DANISH THRONE   Regent Succeeds Christian X, Attack Victim

Denmark Names Frederik IX King   Succeeds Father, Who Died at 76

DENMARK KING DEAD AT AGE OF 76 YEARS   Had Ruled Over His Subjects for Period Of Thirty-Five Years

King Christian Dies In Denmark   King Frederik IX Takes Throne Today As Successor To Father

Frederick Is New King of Denmark   Succeeds King Christian X Who Died Last Night After 35 Year Reign   DLE TO HEART FAILLRE   Late Ruler Was Beloved by Subjects For Stand Against Germany

Frederik IX Succeeds To   Danish Throne   Death OF King Cheistian NX Ends 35 Years Reigns Died Past Nieht.

Daries Mourn King’s Death   Christian X Passes Afier 15-Dav IIuness

Frederick IX Taking Over ’ As New King of Denmarl   {Christian X Dies Sunday after Reign. of 35 Yeors; New Monarch Is 38th of His Line

FREDERIK TAKES THRONE AS KING CHRISTIAN DIES   Death Ends 35-Year Reign of Denmark Ruler: Was Nazi Prisoner

Denmark Has New Monarch   Frederik IX Succeeds Father, Christian X, - Who Died Last Night After 35-Year Reign

Frederick 9th -. King Of Danes; Christian Deac   Heart Ailment Proves Fatal To 76-Year-Old Ruler: Reigned Fore 35° Years

Frederik IX New King Of Denmark  ‘Christian X Dies . After Heart Attack

DENMARK REINS G0 TO FREDERIK   Crown Prince Takes Over After- Christian Dies

DANISH KING DIES; SON IS PROCLAIMED   Christian X Dies at 76 After Reign of 35 Years— New Monarch, 48, Is a Lover of Music and the Seas.

SUCCEED FATHER   King Christion X Died Las! - Night, Ending 35-Year'  Rewmn

Frederik IX New King Of Denmark   Son Succeeds To Throne Following Death Of Father

KING CHRISTIAN, DENMARK, DIES   Death Ends Reign Of 35 Years; -SonFrederik 1X  Succeeds

Takes Throne. As Successor To His Father, Christian X, Who Died Last Night

Frederik is New King of Denmark As Father Dies   35-Year Reign Of Christian X Ends Sunday

King Frederik IX Is New Danish King   Christian X Dies Last Night After  oF Van -  pa Pee

King Frederik Denmark's King   Succeeds Father Who  Dies Last Nicht

Frederick IX Is New King Of Denmark   Christian K Dies After 325..Vear Reion

Frederik 1X Becomes New  Denmark Kine   King Christian X Dies Sunday Night After Suffering Heart Attack on Easter Sunday. _

SUCCEED HIM   Popular King Christian,   Democratic Ruler, Dies Sunday

Frederik [IX New King of Denmark  Death Sunday Ends 35   Death Sunday Ends 35Year Reign of Father, King Christian X

Capture Brown In Gun Battle With Police   St. Louis Officers Fight It Out After Taxi Cab Heldup

Sikeston Man Captured in Gun Fight   jesse Lee Brown Surrenders after Mis Pistol Jams

Meyers’ Take From Dayton Plant Bared   $17,972 Salary and ‘Padding,’ Auto, Radio, “Apartment Job Listed

RUSSIAIN ATTACK ON ERNEST BEVIN   Says. Brit. F oreign  Sec. Misrepresented Facts in Speech

12 of 20 on B-29 Believed Killed In Tucson Crash  Big Craft Falls, Burns On Takeoff of Schedules

BOMBER CRASHES; 12 BELIEVED DEAD   EIGHT SURVIVORS SAID TO HAVE STUMBLED FROM FLAMING WEECEAGE,

Believe Eight Survive; Plane Catches Fire _ Shortly After Takeoff

12 Believed . Killed When B-29 Crashes   Bomber Plummets  After Takeoff ©

At Least 12 Die in Crash Of Bomber   Hight Believed To Have Escaped In Tucson Mishap

8 REPORTED ALIVE   12 Believed Killed in Crash.  Burning of B-29 at Tucson

Truman Rest ‘Undisturbed’  No Callers, No Work   No Callers, No Work At Mountain Retreat

Russia Blasts U. S. Mediation Offer yin Indies Trouble   ‘Claims Attempt To Cut U.N. Action

Offer to Mediate Given Council; Dutch Quick to Accept Proposal But Red Protest Blocks Action

Dutch Okay U.S. Offer To Mediate   Security Council Told Hague Ready For Consultations On Indonesian War

Suspect Admits 3 Holdup: Murders, Many Robberies   24 Year Old Ex-Convict Confesses Numerous Capital Crimes

“im Glad tts Uver...  Ex-Nazi Gestapo Chief in China Found Crouching in Pit After Two-Year Hunt

Iwo Year Search Ends in Capture  Fermer Nazi Chief Taken by Chinese

Nazi Gestapo Chief Hauled From Hideout   Schmidt, Himmler Bully. Boy, Found in Earthen Pit After TwoYear Search

Drag Ex-Gestapo Bass From Cellar of Peining House:   Nazi Chief In North China Glad It’s Over; Hid Two Years

NAZI CAPTURED AFTER 8 YEARS   Ruthless Gestapo Chief Found In Pit Under House At Peiping

Gandhi Thinks Moslem-Hindu: War Possible   Says It May Be Necessary to — End Trouble

GANDHI QUITS HISTORIC STAND AGAINST ARMED CONFLICT, HINTS AT WAR

Gandhi Sees War Possible Between Moslems, Hindu:   Says Fight May Be Only Preventive for Persecu/ tion of Hindus

Gandhi Says Hindus May Have To War   Peacemaker Sees Possible Necessity Of Move on Moslems

GANDHI SAYS HINDUS MAY WAGE WAF   Moslems Must Correct Errors, Leader Says

British Bar Jew Landing In Holy Land   Ship Seized At Sea After 20-Minute Battle In Which One Refugee Killed _

Gentlemanly Bandits Get $40,000 in Jewels from  Vacationers in Florida

Title Rests On Seventh Game Today  Brilliant Catch _ Robs. DiMaggio

DODGERS WHIP YANKS, 8-6, AND SQUARE SERIES   Brooklyn Chases Page In 6th; Gionfriddo Robs DiMaggio

Dodgers Win To Deadlock Ball Series   Brooklyn Wins Game Sunday With 8 To 6 Score

Gionfriddo’s Catch of Di Maggio’s Homer - Bound Hit in 6th a Highlight.   FINAL GAME TODAY   Record Crowd of 74,065 Fans Witnesses Seesaw, Slam - Bang Contest.

President To Renew Drive To Aid DP’s   Truman Shuffles “Top Command” In Immigration Field

Admission. of Displaced Persons Vital   Truman to Give Congress Specific Recommendations

Truman Will Ask Nation to Share In Refugee Quote   To Request Congress to Open Doors for Displaced Europeans

Believes U.S. Should Care for Share of Victims   Estimated One Million Displaced Persons After War

Dismiss Charge Against Valent   Draft Dodging Trial Tc Come Up Next

33, 000 Car Workers Face Layoff; Output of 20,000 Vehicles to Halt

RECEIVE 133 CALL   avis Miles” poke "Month of June   FINES TOTAL $110

MORRISVILLE POLICE ANSWER 97 CALLS   Radio Car Travelled 2,533 Miles During Month of

Honor St: or St. Joseph Basketball Team   Coach At Loras. ad ees:

Honor St: Joseph Basketball Team  Coach At Loras  Featured Speaker

Mass Burial for 13 Unidentified. Plane Victims   Officials Speed 4-Way Inquiry Into Crash Fatal to 50 Persons

Common Grave Ordered For 13 Crash Victims   Inquiry Into Plane Accident In Which 50 Died Is Opened

13 Airerash  Victims May  Be Unknown  ne? pay   Inquiry’ Being Starged In Leesburg Crackup

Single Grave For-13 Bodies After Crash   Unable To Identify More Thon 37 Victims; Plane Disaster Probe Starts

[Mass Grave May Await Unidentified Dead in Virginia Plane Disaster

CAB Launches Inquiry Into Crash of Capital Airliner That Took Lives of 50 Persons

Common Grave Proposed For Crash Victims   Only 37 Identified, With 13 ‘Bodies Charred In Blazing Wreckage Unrecoznizable

To Share Share Common Grave ' _   Plan Mass Burial For 13 Unidentifiable Vietims of Plane Crash;  Probe Board Ic Namer

Thirteen in Virginia Crash Unidentified   Mass Burial Ceremony Held Today---4-way Probe Now Under Wav

Mass Grave For  13 Unidentified   Task Of Removing Plan Victims From Wreck Is Completed.

Four-Way Probe Of Plane Crash   Common Grave Is Possibility for 13 Victims

Mass.Grave May Await Crash Dead   Cause of Big Air Tragedy Sill Mystery

Common Grave Prepared For 13 Unidentified Victims Of Air Crash Near Leasburg, Va.   Investigators Step Up Four-Way Probe into Disaster That Killed 50 Persons

Faulty Altimeter Cause Of Virginia Airliner Crash; President Appoints 3-Man Aviation Specialist Board

Subcommiltee Asks Resirictions on Ads Selling Liquors   Interstate Commerce Advertising Would ‘Be Halted by Bill

Other Changes In Prospect   Murder Trial Defense Witness Admits Killing

Beightler Gives Warning at Unit 48th Meeting  Prepared U..S. Hope.  PT. Cpe mw kes) TERE

Beightler Gives Warning at Unit A8th Meeting   Prepared U..S. Hope For Successful UN

VFW Told War s Possibility  Greatest Hope for U.N., General Says

Wars Still Possibility VEW Told   Preparedness Es sential, Gen. Beightler Declares At National Encampment

OPPOSING IDEAS SEEN THREAT BY GENERAL, WAR PERSONNEL HEAD  BEIGHTLER SAYS STRONG U.S. GREATEST U.N. HOPE IN CONVENTION SPEECH

New Tax Asked On Profits   Doubling Of Present Rate Sought By Dalton

French Reds Back Greek Communists   Satellite Nations Plan to Recognize Vifiades ‘Reaime’

3 SATELLITES EXPECTED TO. AID GUERILLAS   Leftwing Resistance Urged by Border  Countries

Greek Red State Gets  Support   Communist Newspaper: Indicates Satellites to Give Recognition

RECOGNIZERED GREEK REGIME   French Communists Make ‘Guarantee’ Against ‘Intervention’      GUERRILLAS’ LEADER

Voice ‘Guarantee’ Of Independence   ... Against “Anglo-American” Intervention

Gen. Markos’ ‘Government’ Wins Support   Paris: Communist Paper Says Reds Will Bar U.S. Intervention

Dr. Newton s Plea For Pardon Denied   Board Rejects Plea, Two To One; lewis Votes To Free Cameron Man

is TURNPIKE      Other States Will Be Asked To   Co-Operate In Extending Hichway

Britain Replies To Challenge  Can‘t Work Alone, Cadogan Contends

Won't Hand! Palestine  Without Aid   Britain Refuses To Carry Out SingleHandedly UN  Rearommendations

Arabs Demand Full Debate On Whole Holy Land Issue   Lively Debate Features Special Session Of U.N.

Britain Will Not Act Alone on U.N. Palestine Orders   Cadogan Says His Nation Won't Spend ‘Blood and Treasure’  Theat Was

BRITAIN WANTS HELP WITH HOLY LAND TROUBLES   Cannot be Expected to Carry Out UN Verdicts Without Assistance

Says She Could Not Be Expected to “Expend Blood and Treasure Single-Handed”’

Britain Demands Aid in Palestine  Will Not Spend Blood And Treasure Alone, Cadogan Tells U. N,

WALKS HALF MILE WITH MASHED LEE   Man Drives Car For Help, Leg Now Amputated, Condition Fair

SUGAR RATION   PLAN. TO DROP RATIONING PROGRAM FOR HOMES ON JUNE 30TH 18 STUDIED

China and Russia Work Up Heat Over Mongolia  Charge of Invasion Met With Allegation Of Atrocities

CHINA FIGHTS MEMBERSHIP OF OUTER MONGOLIA   Russian Delegate Calls Charges False At U.N. Meeting -

Mongolian Bid for U.N. Seat  Turned Down   ‘Armed Invasion’ Charges Are Voiced by Envoy

China, Russia Clash Over Mongolia’   Former Opposes U. N. Application: Bitter Words Fly.

MONGOLIA NOT WANTED IN U.N.   China Charges Invasion Of Sinking, Veto Motion Certain

CHINA, RUSSIA HURL CHARGES OF ‘INVASION   Quter Mongolia’s’§ Bid For Membership In lL]. N. Onvosed

China Downs Mongolia’s Bid For U.N. Seat   Action Draws Sharp Blast From Russia

China Rejects Outer Mongolia Bid for U.N.   Charge of Invasion Brings Soviet Retort Hinting at Inquiry

‘Invasion’ Charges Hurled  In Outer Mongolia Incident   Ching ‘Turns Down Bid- for United Nations Mem: bership—Full- Dress Armed Invasion Is Charaed

Mongolian Bid for U.N. Seat  Turned Down  ‘Armed Invasion’   ‘Armed Invasion’ Charges Are Voiced by Envoy

ARMY ‘LUXURY’ PROBE ORDERED   Gen. Lee Asks Investigatior Of ‘Chicken’ Charge

Mayor O’Dwyer Proposes Smallpox  Vaccination For Everyone in N. Y.

US. Insists Korean Regime  Be Democratic  Tells Russia That ‘All Political Views Must Be Included

Advises Soviet Of U.S. Stand  Toward Korea   Marshall Insists All Politi cal Elements Be Consulted Ii Forming Government

U.S. MAY BOYCOTT KOREAN SESSION, MARSHALL HINT!   Insists All Political Parties Must Be Consulted on New Government

Sec. Marshall Advises U.S Insists All Korean Elements Be Consulted

U.S, WARNS RUSSIA ON KOREAN REGIME   Marshall Calls For Inclusion Of All Political Elements

Marshaii Advises Russia That American Government Will Insist All Korean Political Elements Be Consulted In Formation Of New Regime—Letter To Molotov Indicates Possibility Of Avoiding May 20 Meeting If Soviet Does Not Agree

Marshall Warns Russ On Korea   All Political Elements Must Have Yoice in Government, He Says

U.S. INSISTS ON UNBIASED KOREAN MEET   Marshall Tells Reds Al Political Elements Must Be Consulted in For: mation of New Government for Country.

U.S. Firm OnKorear Rights    Parties Be Consulted ~ In. Formation of New. Government  g) Insists All Political

U. S. Hints Boycott of Korea Meet   Marshall Advises Russi: Nation Insists All Partiee Re Consulted

Korea Parley Must Be Open   U. S. Insists All Shades Of Opinion Must Get  Consideration

Marshall Hints At Boycott Of Korean Session   Insists All Political Elements Have Voice In New Government

U. S. May Boycott Meeting Of Korean Government Unless Russia Consults Native Parties   Secretary Marshall Advises Molotov In Letter; Meeting Scheduled May 20

MARSHALL IN NOTE ON KOREAN STATUS   U.S. Insists on Hearing All Elements to Form New Regime   LETTER TO MOLOTOV

US Wants All Korean Parties Consulted on Government Or America May Boycott Meeting -

U.S. May Boycott Korean Session Unless Russia Yields   Marshall Advises Molotov He Will Insist That All Korean, Political Elements Be Given Hearing on Formation of New Government

Marshall Is Pat (Qn Democracy  Far East Setup   Will Boycott May 20 Meeting Unless Russia Agrees To Terms

Marshall Lists U.S. Demands on New Korean Setup   Advises Russia That All Political Groups Must Be Consulted

Soviet Told U.S. Insists Koreans: Be Consulted in Formation of Government

May Boycott Korea Meet   ‘Marshall Letter Urges Russia Agree to © Censull All Parties

U.S. Sends Note  On Korean Issue   Marshall Advises Russia Native Parties Must Be Consulted.

FATHER LOSES COURT BATTLE   Victims Of Baseball Bat Killing To Be Buried  By Grandmother

BRITISH PRINCESS’ BETROTHAL _ MAY BE ANNOUNCED TONIGHI   KING GEORGE EXPECTED TO TELL OF ENAGEMENT OF ELIZABETH TO , . FORMER PRINCE

ROYAL ROMANCE NEWS AWAITED   Important Announcement by King Is Due Tonight

Both Back U.S., Flay Each Other   Attlee Charges Kremlin Deceives Russian People

Taft Opposes Confirmation Of Lilienthal  "Too Soft On Issues’ Connected With Reds

Pledges Friendship Of U.S.   Nation Will Be True To Non-intervention Promise, Says Truman: Honors Mexican Heroe:

Children Return To Classrooms as Blizzard Rage:   Federation Agrees to Pay  Formula After Stormy 3-Hour Session

TEACHER STRIKE ENDS, BUFFALO . SCHOOLS REOPEN   Salary Boosts Ranging from $300 to $625 Are Accepted

Pupils Back In Classes After Storm   Teachers Accept Settlement Of Wage Controversy

HEAR ABOUT KIWANIS   [ Three Kiwanians Tathed at Teday’s Retary Laacheon

HEAR ABOUT KIWANIS   Three Kiwanians Talked at Today's Retary Luncheon

Fate of Present Big Four Session Hangs on Parley:   Secret Meetings Will Be Conducted This Week in  London, Paris

London Big Four Conferences Lag   High-Level Talks Held Secretly Hold Hope for New Start

— ANOTHER FAILURE FEARED — Big 4 Fate Hinges On Top Level! Talks

Vet Tells Jury Kelly Wanted $2500 for Hub Garage Permit   Witness Says He Was Told Seven To Nine Councilors ta Be Paid Off

TRUMAN ASKS  CREDIT “CURB      URGES CONTINUED CURBS_ON INSTALLMENT BUYING AND CONSUMER CREDITS ~*

CREM CONTROL   Is to Act on Presi: Recommendation, He will Vacalo His Executive Order on Credits.

HUNT KILLER OF RICH RECLUSE   “Dan the Mooch.” C. & 0 Lamplighter, Slain in Shaek; Leaves $25 000.

POLICE HUNT SLAYER OF COLUMBUS MAN   Recluse, Worth $25,000. Lived In Saualor

Recluse Slain in Shack; Robbery Believed Motive   Italian Immigrant, Railroad Employe, Possessed Fortune

LONG HEAT WAVE PARTLY BROKEN: WITH. 135-DEAN   Relief in Form of Cool Aiz Comes to Wide Area in 7 Midwest, But No = <= Rain Falls. =   MISSOURI REMAINS = IN TORRID ZONE   St. Louis Reports 40 Deaths, 29 of Them Yesterday— Corn Belt Is Suffering.

Heat Wave's Death  Toll Climbs to 133 Across the Nation  Temperatures Expected to Rise Again Over tha Wael End

135 Persons Have Died in Heat Wave   Relief Is Provided by Cool Mass of Air From North

Heat Relaxes ~ Midwest Hold   Corn Belt Sul Needs Rain As Weather Maderates

135 Persons Have Died in Heat Wave  Relief Is Provided by Cool Mass

MIDWEST HEAT - WAVEIS EASED   ‘Deaths Rise To 131 Corn Belt Still  Needs Rain

FAIRLESS DENIES ANY EFFORT 10 CURTAIL SUPPLY   SOLON SAYS STEEL FACES THREAT OF FEDERAL CONTROLS

MARTIN WARNS STEEL PLANTS SEIZURE LOOMS   ‘Public Be Damned’ Attitude Charged By Pennsylvanian

Senatorial Warning _ to Steel Leader Is - Basis of Arguments   ‘Senate Committee Hearing on Situation Is Opened in Capital

Steel Executives Told That ‘Public Be Damned’ Attitude May Lead To Nationalization   U.S. Steel Head Says Industry Doing Best To Meet ‘Extraordinary’ Demand

Socializing Steel Hinted by Senator  ‘Public be Damned Attitude Is Denied +: wr cy r 2. y se +.

Martin Warns: Steel Makers “On: Marketing   Says Nationalization Of in Ba May Follow; Fairless Defends Firm’s:  oe “Record =

Steel Mills Threatened With Curbs   Senator Martin Warns Executives Of Bad Attitude

US Steel Chief Refutes Charge   Fairless Points to Big Expansion; Suggest  Nationalization Plan

Steel Warned It Ma y Invite U.S. Control   ‘Public Be Damned’ Atti. tude May Lead To Polieing, Says Sen. Martin

May Lead To Policing By Government Or Even Nationalization Warned

Nationalization Warning Heard   Executives Get Sharply ~Worded Statement from Sen. Martin at Washinston Secsinn.

Martin Attacks Top Executives In Iron Crisis   Draws Quick Retort From President Of  Biggest Concern

Martin in. Sharp Attack on Steel Industry Leaders   Fairless Claims Group Is Doing Tee YT avel React

Martin’ Says Policing Is Possible First   Fairless Defends Trade on Score of Output. Co-operation

SYNOD WILL HOLD PALE CONFERENCE   Ninth Annual Sessions Of Mercersburg Body Of Evangelical And Reformec Church At York Oct. 14

SYNOD WILL HOLD SESSIONS IN YORK   Reformed Churches Of Area To Be Represented At Ninth Annual  Fall Conference Tomorrow

Solons End Tour Of Greece, Turkey   ‘Colleagues Are Warned This-May Be Our Last Chance To Halt Russia Short Of War

Senate Trio Warns of Red Peril in East   U.S. Told Aid Bill Necessary to Stop Russian Agzression

House Members in Angry Mood  Blast Willis York and Senate Members

Spending Blast Brings Revolt Against York   ‘House Members Criticize  State GOP Chief For  Deficit Statement

BLAST G.0,P. CHAIRMAN FOR HIS STATEMENT   + Senate Also Faces Criticism for Delay On Appropriations

Avery Statement Hits “Discredit” To All Members   Say No Mention Made of $60.000,000 Surplus in Charges of Deficit Spending

YORK BLASTED BY LAWMAKERS   Statement on Work of Legislature Draws Fire

BLASTS TATE CHAIRMAN ON BUDGET STAND   Interpariy Batile Staged on “Interference” with Anpronpriations.

ARMED TRIO SOUGHT IN TWO STATES   West Texas Store Robbed, Farm Couple Kidnaped

Twenty-One Persons Die in Fire  All af Victime Are   All of Victims Are Believed to Be Women Prisoners

Twenty-One Persons Die in Fire .   All of Victims Are Believed to Be Women Prisoners

PROBE SHOOTING OF IOWA FARMER   Mleynek Found Shot to  Death in Farm Home

Police Stil Hunt. Assassin of Farmer In Madison County   Body Was Found by Neighbor Yesterday Afternoon in Home

Underground Defense  Science Seeks Way To ‘Hide’ From Atomic Cloud Weapon

Poisoned Air Weapon Planned  * *   Deadly Clouds Could Be Released Bv Warplanes

“Radioactive” Cloud Could Complicate Defense System Easy to Penetrate Underground

Could Reach Underground Shelters - » »» Poisonous Cloud Looms As Future War Weapon;  Defense Being Studied

Prospects of Radioactive-Cloud Weapon Complicate US. Program For Defense In An Atomic Age War

Poisoned Air Poses Threat to U. S. Plans   Radio-active Clouds Seen as Danger to Underground Plants

"POISONED AIR’ WARFARE EYED    Studies Underway on the Menace of ‘Radioactive  :Cloud’ Weapon

iPotentialities of ‘Radioactive Cloud’ iPresent Problems in Event of War

Prospects of Radioactive Cloud Makes Difficulties in Underground War Plans

U.S. Studies © How To Spread Poison Death —   Advantages Seen In New Method of Mass Slaughter’

CARLSBAD YOUTH IS KILLED IN- BATTLE WITH HOBBS POLICE   One Officer ’ Wounded During Exchange of Gunf're; Driv =? ing Stolen. Car

Brawl Marks Labor Inquiry   AFL Attorney Denounces Committee Tactics: Scuffle Ensues

Keep Safe, Keep Sane, Keep Father Is Bureau of Slandards Yule Suagestion

Warning to Fathers Who Expect to Play With Junior’s Christmas Train

Allred States Coleman Wants Case Appealed   Jury Finds Operators Of Negro Orphanage Guilty on Al! Counts

OREHANSGE FRAUD. Federal Jury Finds Coleman: Guilty on Each of 9 Counts

Negro Pair Convicted of Mail Fraud   Couple Found Guilty On All Counts, Sentence Friday

VIOLENCE TAKES LIVES IN STATE   Several North Carolinians Are Weekend Victims Of Drownings, Explosion, Murder, Suicide, And Other Violence.

Violence Claims even Tar Heels      Traffic Accidents Kill Two; Variety Of Mishaps Occur

Crime Growth Laid to Gangs  Breakdown of Home Also   Breakdown of Home Also Blamed by FBI Chief

NOTED ENGINFEFER DIF<   Princess’ Gifts Include Kitten, Piano and Dishwashing Machine

Bubna Re-trial Plea Rejected   State Supreme Court Dissolves Show Cause Ruling on Erie Court

Lane's Budge! Gets Approval Of The Senate   Six Republicans, Including McLaughlin, Vote Against Bill —

Delegates Fight Cent Gas Tax Increase Before  Passage   GOVERNOR'S BUDGET IS ALSO ADOPTED

BANDITS MAKE. ~ JEWELRY HAUL   WIDOW OF DAMON RUNYON  AND HUSBAND LOSE $200,000 IN BOLD HOLDUP

ClO HEADS MAP . NEW LAW VIEW   Chiefs’ Discuss Compliance With Taft-Hartley And Oct. 12 Meeting

106th Anniversary; Girls Fix Uj p ty on to Look Like Home; Wallace Turned Out

N. Y. Wins Series Opener by 5 to 3   73,000 Fans Jam Yankee Stadium As Dodgers Fall Behind   erivwwes tA)

N. Y. Wins Series Opener by 5 to 3  te es PR  73,000 Fans Jam Yankee Stadium As

Four Found  Dead In Car   North Dakota Young People Victims of Carbon Monoxide Gas

JURY ASKS PROBE CHAMPAIGN VICE   BLONDE GIRL AND CAB DRIVER NAMED IN TILTON MURDER

Bodies of Two Vien Kidnaped  By Irgun Found   Booby Trap Explodes When One Cut Down: New Measures Loom

GOVERNMENT ASKS TO BECOME PARTY TO PORTAL SUNT   Petition to Intervene in Mt Clemens Pottery Action  Scheduled to Be Filed Today.   CLARK’S ASSISTANT TO PRESENT PLEA   Appeal, if Granted, Will Give U. S. Right to Carry Celebrated Case Back to Supreme Court.

GOVT. SEEKS TO INTERVENE IN WAGE SUIT   Would Take Action Or Portal Pay Back To  Supreme Court

PLEA TO BE MADE TODAY  U.S. To Seek Showdown Beto Hich Court In Portal Pay Case

4,509 DEAD OR MISSING IN JAP FLOOD   Flood Waters Rise in Tokyo; Damage Set at 20 Millions

Japan Having Worst Floods In- 38- Years.   Known Dead Total 766, with ° 3842 Missing

MAY'S CHECKS ARE IDENTIFIED   Prosecution Presents Witnesses to Tell Of Drafts

Food Production Suffers Little  in Recent Floods Optimistic Outlook Taken on Bumper Crops by Officials

FLOODS DESTROY AGRES OF CROPS   Total Effect On Nation’s Food Supply Expected To Be Small

Bumper Crops Still Forecas'   Prediction Made Despite High Flood Waters In Midwest

MINE SAFETY CODE IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Senate Puts OK on Bill to Improve Conditions in Nation.

SENATE OKEYS MINE CODE BILL   Measure Would Take Enforcement Powers From Government

NATION'S FOOD BILL HEADING TOWARD PEAK   Prices for Nearly All Basic Commodities -Soar on Country's Exchanges

U.S. Food Bill Heads Toward Highest Peak   Grain Price Break Is Seen

Move to Tighten Mexican Border   Illegal Migration Subject of Parley

Workers To Receive Passports, Visas   Two Countries To Cooperate in Plan To Let Workers from Mexico Enter United States

GOVERNMENT COAL POLICY ATTACKED   Export Plan Seen Posing Domestic Crisis

‘DON’T BE FLAT-FOOTED’  Garrison Warns Nation's Cops To Prepare for A-Bomb Fight

Texan Warns Safety Officials Planning 'Necessayy For Possible Atomic Warfare

Pittsburgher Appointed to Liquor Board   ‘McGovern Named After Resignation. Death of Stuart

Stuart Dies 8 Hours After Resignation From State Position   Selection of Pittsburgh Man for Post Confirmed by State Senate; Governor Plans To Fill Second Vacancy on Board Soon

LIQUOR BOARD POST FILLED   McGovern Is Appointed To Serve Unexpired Term On Control Body

Pittsburgh Man Named to Board   McGovern Put on LCB Bv Gov. Duff

EVANSVILLE PRUDE ACCUSES OFFIGIAL, PLEADS INNOGENGE   Mayor Demands Early Trial Saying his ‘Skirts Are Clean;’ Other Politicians Named in Indictments.   POLITICAL FUND FRAUD CHARGED

Just Fair’ Ils Report on Mrs. Martha Truman   Henry A. Wallace Invited To Speak in Houston

Truman Vetoes Wool Measure, Gets Support   New Medsure Ineorpor ating His Objections t: Trade Barriers Intro duced

VETO STAMPED ON WOOL BILL   Truman Rejects Measure To Curb Imports; No Effort To Override Expected

Wool Support Bill Vetoed By President  Objects to Curbs On Wool Imports;

Wool Price Support Bill Vetoed   Truman’s Demands Met in New Senate Measure

TRUMAN VETOES WOOL PRICE BILI   OBJECTS TO RAISING IMPORT BARRIERS — SENATE PASSES SUBSTITUTE.

Senate Votes  New Wool Bill   Acts on Changes After Veta hy Trnman

Truman Vetoes Wool Price Support Bill   Senate Immediately Pass _ ed Bill To Truman’s Likina

Missing Heiress Discovered After 3 Weeks in Woods   Daughter of Gascoiene, British Diplomat, Disappeared Sept. 4   TOLD POLICE SHE LIVED ON BERRIES   Troopers Have  Trsuble Identifying Pretty Girl From Photographs

FORMER BLADE EDITOR DIES   Frank Warwick in Newspaper Business for 70 Years

Conservation Officials Oppose Stockmen in ‘Land Management Fight

New Shootings Break Outin Marseille _   . Labor Group —. _ Meets to Decide on Strike Move

Red Riots Spread  In France, Italv   Strike-Bound Marseille Is Jittery; Assassins Kill General in Turin

REDS RESUME SHOOTING IN FRANGE, ITALY   Former Fascist In Italy Assassinated By Commies

“WOMAN IN RED” DIES IN ROMANIAN TOWN   Amnz Sage Pat The Finger On John Dillinger Fer FBI Agents; Was Deperied In 1936

Highlights In The News   % ‘The Woman In Red’ Dies *& Boy Saves 4 In Domestic Tragedy % Other Top News Items Of Nation’

“Women in Red” Dies  in Romania   (Dillinger Nemesis, Known  As Anna Sage, Wanted  Back In U.S.

KESSELRING—18--FOUND GUILTY OF. ORDERING MASS SLAYING OF CIVILIANS 

British Order Death Sentence For Kesselring   Military Court Finds German Field Marshal Guilty of Massacres

NAZ GENERAL IS SENTENCED   Kesselring To Face Firing Squad for Crimes

Gen. Kesselring ls Found Guilty   German Field Marshal Sentenced To Die Before Firing Squad   FOUND GUILTY IN CAVES MASSACRE

Doyle Insists Winter Transportation Needed _ By Mackinac Islanders

WHEELING VICE CAMPAIGN ENDS IN INDICTMENTS   Ohio County Grand Jury Will Try 25 Persons, For Gambling

Detailed Report on Desired Power Given Congress at Taft’s Request; Lists Steel, Foods, Soap. Meats

ONGRESS GETS COMMODITIES CONTROL BILL   Harriman Presents Broad Atlocation Plan to Com» mittee

Muskogee Keeping (ity Government  Votes Agaigst Change From Council-Manager

Report liso Is Executed   Former President Of Slovak Republic Reported Hanged This Morning

Flustered Bandit Signs Receipt For $7 As Cool Bookkeeper Demands It

Woman Asks For Receipt From Holdup Man And Gets Proof Of Robbery

Gunman Divides $10 Loot With His Victim Cashier Loses $7 To Holdup Man But Demands, And Gets, Receipt For Her Expenditure

Latest Moves Pointing to Pro-Soviet Balkan Nation   Federation of Yugosiavia, Suigaria And Albania. Appears in the Making

TAFT OFFERE WELFARE PLAN IN CAMPAIGN   OHIOAN TELLS AUDIENCE OF {SOUND REPUBLICAN PLAN” 1 "to cost BILLION

19 Americas Approve Pac For Defense   Mutual Aid Vowed In Security Zone; Will Sign at Rio

Defense Pact Adopted by 19 Republics   American States Unite to Protect Western Hemisphere

Security Zone Is Established   Brilliant Ceremony Planned for Signing; Brazil To Welcome Trumon

MUTUAL DEFENSE TREATY APPROVED AT BRAZIL PARLEY   Nineteen Republics Vote ‘te Act Collectively te Block Aggression Against Any American State.   HISTORY-MAKING PACT WRITTEN IN 2 WEEKS   Agreement Sets Up Hemi sphere Security Zone Extending From North to South Pole.

HEMISPHERE ACCORD IS AGREED ON   History-Making Defense Pact Near Reality

Treaty Sets Up Security Zone  In Hemisphere Accord Provides for   Accord Provides for Collective Action to Block Aggression

Defense Treaty Wins Votes of 19  American Nations  Unanimous Accord Will Be Signed Formall; After Truman’s Speecl

Defense Treaty Wins Approval By  Unanimous Vote   Security Zone For Western Hemisphere Established bv Pact

19 Nations Put Final Okay On Defense Treaty   Delegations Unanimous In Approval Of Various Articles; President Truman To Address Final Session

19 Nations Vote Approval Of Mutual Defense Treaty On Hemisphere Protection

19 Republics Unanimous  in Their Vote   Agreement Provides Collective Action to Block Agaression

Parley Votes Defense Pact For America:      jineteen Republics Agree To Combat Aggression With Mutual Force

DEFENSE PACT APPROVED BY 19 REPUBLICS   COLLECTIVE ACTION VOTED TO BLOCK AGGRESSION

Mutual Defense Pact Ratified By 19 Republics   Treaty to Be Signed At Closing Session Attended by Truman

AMERICAS FORM DEFENSE BLOC   Conferees in Brazil Adopt Treety—Truman Address Is Set Tuesday

Mutual Defense TreatyApproved   Provides Collective Action Block Agaression Against The Americas

Pact Provides Help In Event Of Aggression   19-Nations Unanimous ba Vote; Nicaragua, Ecuador Have Choice Of Coming in Later   President Ready  For Brazil Trip   Truman, Family, Aides Leave On Private Plane For Conference Today; Speech Set Tuesday

All Buffalo's Schools Close   City’s Educational System Collapsed By Teacher Strike

Local Service Reduced Less Than 25 Pet.   Progress Is Made In One Phase Of Negotiations

Users of Dial System Feel no Effects of Strike; 294,000 Bell Workers \ save Their Jobs. °

CONFERENCE IN MOSCOW BREAKING UP   American Delegation Abandons Hope of Completing Austrian Treaty.

Big 4 Plan to Quit in Failure   Americans Give Up Hope of Finishing Austrian Treaty

Moscow Parley Scheduled to End Tomorrow   Hope of Completing Austrian Treaty Hanging in Balance

Delegates Prepare _         “AMERICAN DELEGATION GIVES UP HOPE OF COMPLETING — THE AUSTRIAN TREATY

Big Four Meeting Appears To Be Fail‘ure;. Prepare For Adjournment Tomorrow

Marshall Blames Reds For Failure  Moscow Conference All But Concluded

Hope Is Failing For Completion Of Austrian Pact   American Delegation Preparing To Leave; Nothing Accomplished

Adjournment Is Expected On Thursday   Russians Block Conference On German Assets

U.S. Delegates See No Hope Of Writing Pact For Austria At Moscow

MOSCOW MEETING FAILS IN ACCORD   Austrian Treaty Agree. ment Is Given up by U.S. Delegation.

PREPARING TO ADJOURN TOMORROW   Hope Abandoned For Agreement on Austrian Treaty

Marshall Puts Big 4 Failure Blame on Reds      Aone Scathing State  ment on Eve of Adjournment

U.S. Delegates Think Two More Sessions Are Needed For Solution   Adjournment Of Moscow Conference Is Expected Tomorrow Without Russians Giving Way On The German Assets Issue.

Americans Plan For Adjournment Of Moscow Meet   Hope Is Abandoned For Austrian Treaty

Adjournment Expected Tomorrow by American Delegation; Only Surprise Agreement Can Prevent Total Failure

I. 8. GIVES UP ON FRAMING OF AUSTRIAN PAC)   Big 4 Couneil May Adiourn Tomorrow; Leave Moscow

Siamese Twins Are  ~ Born In Indiana   Both Babies In Good Condition, Are Joined By Single Bone At Top Of Head

BLAME INTRUDER IN BOY'S DEATH   FIND 3-YEAR-OLD DEAD IN CRIB AFTER ATTACK ON MOTHER

Baby's Death Mystery  Mother Blames Prowler Who Attempted Assault

Prowler Chokes Infant To Death   Mother, Sleeping Nearby Aroused When Slayer Attacked Her.

Kilian’s Name Taken From List   Army Officer Convicted of Permitting “Cruel” Punishment To Soldiers

Lobbyist List . May Call Full:  - Investigation   800 Registered Under Reorganization Act; Rep. Monroney Puts People On ‘Hot Seat’

LOBBY INQUIRY TO COME SOO)   Probe May Put Many Influ ential People on the Spot, Monroney Asserts

GRAINS CRASHED ON CHICAGO BOARD fF TRANE TOMA   In One of the Sharpest Shake: outs In Many Months, It Is Said.   WHEAT DOWN 10 CENTS   All Corn Down 8 Cents and Oats Dropped Six Cents.

Grain Prices Take Sharp  Decline   Slump in Non-Food Items Feared; Some Resistance Noted

Truman on Way Back  to Desk  I   Keeps Mum on Future Of Vital Measures   US., British Talk European Problem   Two Days Left For Legislature

TIME RUNNING OUT FOR OHID LEGISLATORS   To Pick New Fairgrounds Besides Acting on Several Measures

Many Measures Face Legislature With End Near   Labor-Curbing Bill Being Redrafted to Suit Ohio Governor

OHIO ASSEMBLY SPEEDS WORK   ‘Act on Strip Mining, Industrial Relations, Fairground With Two Days To Go.

Seven Measures, Including Strip Mine Proposal, On Calendar For House

VETERANS OF SIX STATES GET BONUS   Seven Others Are in Process of Passing Legislation.

COMES DOWN IN CAIRO FOR MORF FIIEI   Again Takes Off for Karachi 55 Minutes Later

‘Hungry Germans Battlmg Police   General Clay Reports Gun Battles In The American Zone.

A Little Touch of the Old Barbershop Harmony Would Not Hurt Foreign Ministers

Bill Debate Cut By GOP   Democrats Attempt to Win Passage ” Of Mild Substitute Measure

Crawford County Reported * tually Isolated; Almost Highways Blocked By W Piled Snow     i a a aay   SOMERSET COUNTY HIT BY HEAVY SNi

PETITIONS FOR A CITY MANAGER VOTE PRESENTED COUNCH   Signatures of 798 Chillicothears on Forms Filed Last Night.   NAMES TO BE CHECKED   Councitmen to Hold Special Meeting Next Monday for Study.

BUYING MAY KEEP MILLION AT PRODUCTION   Widespread Idleness Is Seen Unless  Consumers Purchase

AFL Fears Loss of A Million Jobs if  Consumption Lags  Buying Power Must Ris¢ Because of Increased Production, It Says

SENATE XPPROVES COLORING OF MARGARINE AND COMMITTEE FAVORS JUDGES’  . - PENSIONS

House Plans Votes ~ On "Must Measure:   General Appropriations Bill, Aid to Schools and Local Governments on Program

Deny Violation of Firearms Act  Arrest Stops Shipment to Latin America

Shipment Planned To Latin America   Treasury Department Agents Seize Machine Guns, Pistols, Shotguns, Bomb Cases, Grenades And Ammunition —

20 HURT IN BUS ACCIDENT TODAY   Michigan Bus Misses Curve, Plunges Into Deep Ravine.

Today In Congres:   Army Fears Civilian Group May Not Protect Atomic Secret; Senators Support Rent Increase Of 15 Per Cent: Ask Spending Cut

TAFT WINDS UP WESTERN TOUR   Salistied with Results bul Sti Undecided ‘on. Personal Candidacy:

TAFT SATISFIED BY STUMP TRI   Ohio Senator Expectec To Announce Decision For 1948 Race Soon

TAFT EN ROUTE HOME AFTER WESTERN TOUR   Still Undecided About Personal Political Results of Trip

SEN. TAFT WINDS UP WESTERN TOUR   Charges Administration Wavering, Unprincipled

TAFT 10 ACT SOON ON HIS 1948 PLANS   Heads Home From Western Stumping Tour Satisfied With Kesults— Expected to Announce for Presidency.

Tatt Undecided On The Results Of West Jaunt   BUT ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS CANDIDACY IS EXPECTED SOON

Taft to Confer With Brown on Political Course   Senator Returns To Ohio After Swing Thru West

Taft Head: For Home   Formal ion ent Of Candidacy Ex Soon After Retu Tour “Satisfacto

 Taft Heads Home Publicly Undecided On Political Results Of His Western Survey

COP APPROVES SUBPOENING OF TRADERS’ LIST   Appropriation Com mittee Given Green Light in Probe

GOP Senators OK Subpoena Of Anderson   Disclosure of - Grain Speculators Called Legal

Republicans Ask List Of Speculators  Declare Secretary Within Law In  Pe 8 ee

Anderson May Be Summoned For Questions   Ferguson Leading Speculation Inquiry

Proposed Tax Reductions Are Endorsed   Revised Measure Sent to Senate for Final Action

TRUMAN VETO HINTS DEFIED BY GOP BLOC   Measure Now Makes Cuts Effective July 1

NFTW Leaders Mapping Discipline Against Two Unions Taking $4 Raise   Chicago Affiliate’s Leader Says Local Took Beirne’s Instructions To Bargain With Own Bell  TT elanhAikah Meatawn ( Asma ue

Union Talks Of Discipline For 2 Chicago Affiliates  Dil... . Mm.   Phone Deadlock Enters Fifth Week With, Conciliators Sull ‘Hopeful’

Declare Will Discipliny Chicago Alfilintés Which Accepted (“$é Weekly Increase. Can tiliators Are Optimistic

Phone Strike , In Fifth Week   Union Stands Firm on Wage Demands While Conciliators Continue Talks

Strikers Stand Firm OnDemand  NFTW Plans Action Against Affiliates

Beirne Attacks Bolting Unions   Disciplinary: Move Planned Awana Affiliates

PHONE UNION STANDS FIRM ON $6 BOOST   Conciliators Pin Hope For Settlement On New Pay Offers

DISCIPLINARY ACTION AGAINST CHICAGO UNIONS   Beirne Protests Signing Of Back-Te-Work Agreement   NO AGREEMENT YET IN NATIONAL TIEUP

Chicago Dailies Back to Normal   ITU President Orders Normal Operations at Tribune, Sun

CHICAGO PAPERS ON TIME TODAY   Labor Dispute Cause Delay: Sun Published As Photo-Engraving

SENATE WOULD GIVE MISSISSIPPIAN PAY, BUT DENY HIM SEAT   TEMPORARY COMPROMISE WOULD BREAK JAM IN NEW SENATE FORMATION

Solon Gets Pay While  Case Rests   Two Parties Agree to Seat Others Pending Decision

Seat in Senate Lost Temporarily   Will Get Chance at Defense And Continue to Draw Salary

PASTOR'S WIFE SLAIN IN CAR   HUNT PURSE THIEF AFTER KILLING IN STORE PARKING LOT

Wife of Pastor Fatally Stabbed  ~ Struggles With Purse @ gg Cw tt Me tl lk

Assailant Kills Minister's Wife   ‘Evidence of Violent . Struagle: Discovered

Nourse Foresees Production Rise, Possible Ebb In Inflation In 1948

‘Production Expected to Hit Peak While Inflation Is Slowing Down

Federal Economist Declares Fears of Inflation Shaded by More Production

Says Inflation To Slow Down For New Year   Production May Rise Tx Record, Nourse Avers

1948 Expected To Set Record In Production   Inflation Slow-Down Anticipated By U.S. . Economist

New Mayor At Fairmont   Aldermen Change Posts In Election Tuesday; Other Cities Elect

Nazis Plotted Seizure Or Sinking Of Italian Fleet Secret Documents Reveal Hitler Planned For Double-Cross Involving A Truce With Russia

Hitler Contemplated Victory Over Allies By Double-Cross With Reds

MOOSE GOVERNOR TO VISIT LOCAL LODGE MONDAY   Leo W. Ryan To Install Class Of New Membhers

Royal Pair Spend Time In Seclusion   Also: Get ‘Rare -Treat,  “Bacon and Eggs for ‘Breakfast; Town Is ‘Ontkily Exctied   London Cleans Up   Litter, Left by Multitude Disappears - Before Sweepers’ Brooms

Elizabeth and Philip Begin Honeymoon in Fairy Tale Setting of Vast Mountbatten Estate.

Elizabeth and Her Philip Are Spending Honeymoon in Home ‘Of the Earl cof Mountbatten

England’s Excitement Dies Down   London Cleans Up After Royal Wedding Celebration; Newlyweds’ Time Their Own

Bacon and Eggs Highlight First Day Of Marriage for New Royal Couple

ROYAL COUPLE ALONE   Romsey Excited Over Possible Appearance Qf Honevmooners

Princess, Prince Honeymooning af Broadlands Estate   Eat Bacon and Eggs At First Breakfast; Go Into Seclusion

ROYAL COUPLE ON HONEYMOON   Libby And Philip Have Rare Treat, Bacon And Eggs For Breakfast

Bocon and Eggs tor Breakfast  Elizabeth and Her Philip Begin Their ‘Ever After’

Doc Says We All Want to Be King   'Elizabeth and Philip Begin ‘Ever After’ 'Davs of Roval Romance in Rural Retreat

Those “Ever After” Days Begin for Royal Couple at Honeymoon Mansion

Elizabeth, Philip Begin Honeymoon In Quiet Southern England Village

Bacon and Eggs Rare Treat For Elizabeth and Her Prince   Royal Honeymoon Starts in Quiet Hampshire Market Town—Off Beaten Paths of Commerce— As Excitement Begins to Die Down in London

 DUKE, BRIDE ON HONEYMOON— Big Day Over, London  Returning To Normal

Royal Couple On Honeymoon   Princess, Husband Journey To Romsey For Peace, Quiet

‘Ever After’ Days Started By Pair   Bacon And Eggs, Rare Treat, On Breakfast Menu

‘BACON AND! ‘FOR: PRINCESS”:  British ‘Royal. Bride, “Mate Get. Delicacies

France Seen Swinging to Merger Plan   Favors Creation of Western Germany if Big Four Fails

French Zone May Join U.S., Britain   Bidault Says Merger Will Result if Ministers Disagree

GERMAN UNITY PLAN OFFERED   Bidault Says French Zone Mai Be Merged wilh U.S. and  Biitish Areas.

FRANCE PUSHES GERMAN UNITY   May Agree To Tri-Zone Merger If Parley Fails

READ IT FIRS' Now, As Always THE NEWS-SUN For You, by You   ‘Reds Reject French  Proposal To Settle ‘Assets In Austria

FRANCE MAY MERGE GERMAN ZONE WITH AMERICAN, BRITISH  BIDAULT REVEALS PLAN IF MINISTERS DISAGREE

France May Mer ‘ge Zone  With Others   “Will Join U.S. And Britain Unless Reds Come In On Joint Pact

With British, U. S., To Unity Western Reich   Reds Reject Plan For Austrian Assets At London Big 1 Meeting

French, Two Zones May Be Merged To Unify Germany   Action. Might Come if Reds ‘and Qihers Fail in Talks; Austrian Plan Refused

FRANCE MAY MERGE GERMAN ZONE WITH AMERICAN, BRITISH   BIDAULT REVEALS PLAN IF MINISTERS DISAGREE AS REDS SNUB ACCORD

For Unified Western . Germany   France May Join U-.-S. British Merger if Big Four Efforts To Agree Fail 

Russia Turns Down French Proposal far Setting Germen Assets bssue

Russia’ Rejeets  Plan Of French   Action: By y Deputies. On ~ Proposal May Not . _ Prove Final

GERMAN UNITY PLAY DRAFTED BY MARSHALL   NO MAJOR ISSUES SETTLED YET BY BIG FOUR

French Study Merger In Western Germany   Bidault Disclozes Government's Possible Stand After Russia Reportedly  Rnurne Hie Compromise Plan

3-Zone German Unity Due   France to Merge Zone With U. S., British if Conclave Fails

French May Back      French Zone of Germany May Be Merged With U. S., Britain If Meet Fails

French Ready To Merge Zones   Bidault Tells Conference: Of Country’s Intention If Parley Fajls.

MERGER HINTED IF BIG 4 SPLIT   Bidault Sees Possible Union Of Western Germany

French Zone May Join With West      Merger to Establish Unified Western Germany Is Hinted by Bidault if Conference Is Failure,

FRANCE WOULD  MERGE GERMAN  ZONE WITH U. S. UNIFIED WESTERN  GERMANY SEEN IF CONEECRENCE FAILS

Western Reic         Reds Reject Plan For Austrian Assets At London Big 4 Meeting.

America Soon To Offer Proposal   Expected To Provide For Removal Of All Zonal Barriers; Differs Sharply From Suggestions Made By Russians

Bidault Sees Three-Zone © German State  French Foreign Minister   French Foreign Minister Fears Split With Soviet

May Ask One of Three GOP Members of Foreign  Relations Committee

Seek Substitute For Vandenberg   Advisor To Marshall At Moscow To Be GOP

Truman Considering Other Advisers For Moscow Confab.... May Replace Vandenberg As Aide To Gen. Marshall

Truman Seeks An Adviser To Marshall   Considers Three  GOP Senators

Seek Advisor For Moscow   Sen. Smith of N. J. « May Go As Substitute -For Vandenberg

TRUMAN SEEKS MARSHALL AIDE   Eyes 3 Republicans as  Vandenberg Substitute

Seeks Sub For Vandenberg As Marshall’s Aid   Truman Eyes Three Re publican Senators, In. cluding Hickenlooper.

Substitute For Vandenberg At Moscow Sought   Truman Reported Read; To Ask Smith Of  Naw lercey *

Senator Likely To Be Named GOP Adviser For Marshall   New Jersey’s Smith Is Favored To Get Vandenhere Position

PRESIDENT TRUMAN MAY NAME REPUBLICAN AS ADVISER TO SECRETARY OF STATE MARSHALL   ’ Efforts Are Made to Exclude Maritime Union From Any Congressional Ban—-Friends of Senator Taft Say He Will Oppose Lilienthal Chairman  Of Atomic Committee—London Labor Government Still Having Its Problems on Coal Shortage

Truman Seeks  Marshall Aide   Considers One of Three GOP Senators To Replace Vandenberg

Truman Seeks An “Adviser”  To Marshall   Reported to Be Consider ing One of Three GOP Members Senate For cigon Relations Group

TrumanConsidering 3 GOP Senators as Aide for Marshall  : Vandenberg ‘to Step . _ Aside; Connally to Attend Moscow Meet

Sen. Smith May Replace Vandenberg   Trumon Considers: Three GOF Solons For kdAarchall Aide -

Hick May Rate Post At Moscov   One of Three Republican Solons Discussed for Vandenberg Role.

SUBSTITUTE TO BE NAMED FOR JAUNT TO MOSCOW MEETS   Vandenberg Doesn't Want to Go and. Another Republican ta Be Selected

Advisers For Marshall On Moscow Junket Considered Substitutes for Vandenberg Scanned

Truman to Pick Marshall Aide On Moscow Trip   Senator Smith Seen ‘As Successor To Sen. Vandenberg

A REPUBLICAN MAY BE AID AT MOSCOW   Truman Considers Asking One of Foreign Relations Group Senators to Replace Vandenberg as Marshall Adviser.

PRESIDENT-SON STAYS NEAR HER SIDE   Setback Follows Apparent Gains Sunday and This Morning

REPORTS “INDICATE “THAT STRENGTH OF AGED MRS. TRUMAN IS SLOWLY FADING

President's Mother Grave, But Holds Own   ‘No Material Change’ As Truman Resumes His Bedside Vigil

lornado Injures 15 in Louisiana  _— - oe Just nutes Causes $500, 000 Damage

New Cold Wave Being Predicted  - Bad Weather Affects Eastern Air Trave

Fog and Rain Ground Eastern Planes; 'New Cold Wave Heads Into Midwest

FORMEE CUSTODIAN-OF-BANK OF JAPAN BEVEALED.TO . HAVE FORTUNE IN UNSET GEMS _

Hold Officer In Possession Of Diamond Supply   Officer Arrives From Japan With $250,000 Worth Of Diamonds, Custom Officers Report

Three Dead, Scores Rescued In Howling Summer Blizzard   Seventy Trapped Atop Barren Mountain Pass In Yellowstone Park; Ex-Army Ski Troopers -Find 17 Huddled in: Drift-Covered Trailer

Summer Vacationists, Trapped By Yellowstone  Park Blizzard, Describe Harrowing Experience

TINY TRAILER PROTECTED 17 IN SNOWSTORM   Complete Rescue of 40; 8 Found Dead In Yellowstone Area

Blizzard Traps 70 Vacationists In * Yellowstone Park; 3 Killed, 4 Injured

‘Three Killed, 4 Injured iin Wyoming Blizzard   Fifteen Foot Drifts, 73Mile-an-hour Wind Trap Yellowstone Touricste

70 Tourists Survive Yellowstone Park Blizzard; Three Men Die In Snowdrift

Rescuers End Work After Big Blizzard   All Persons Accountec For; Three Dead, At Least Four Hurt

BLIZZARD KILLS 3 IN MOUNTAINS   17 Others Save Selves By Huddling In Trailer

Blizzard Takes Three Lives   Yellowstone National Park Tourists Tell Of Horror While Trapped Atop Mountain

NEW CHANGE IN FRENCH REGIME SEEN   Parliamentarians Say the Present Middle-of-Road Government Must Be Shifted Again, Despite Vote of Confidence.

FRENCH REGIME REMAINS SHAKY   Middle-of-Road Regime  May Have To Be  Reshuffled

‘Reshuffling “ Necessazy ‘Despite » Stim Vote of Gonfidence:?: : Given: Premier;

Paris Cabinet Shakeup Seer   Move Likely Despite Vote of Confidence

RAMADIER IS CLOSE 10 FALL   Bare Confidence Vote In. dicates New Resiuffling Required

DESPITE CONFIDENCE VOTE French Leaders See Need For Government Reshuffle

RAMADIER'S POOMION It STILL VAGUE   ‘Middle -~ of -Road French Government May Have to Be Re-Shuffled.

Believe French Cabinet Due for New Shakeun   Change Is Declared Inavitoble Despite the Recent Confidence Vole

A FRENCH CABINET SHAKE-UP IS SEEN   Despite Confidence Vote Leaders Feel Blum and Reynaud Are Needed   MOLLET DESERTS REDS

New French Shuffle Soon   Middte-of-Roed Cabinet, Just Streamlined, Not Full Agreed With Premier

Reshuffling Of French Cabinet Expected Despite Confidence Vote Given Premier Ramadier   300 To 280 Vote Follows Two Days Of Fist-Shaking And Name-Calling Debate

NewFrench Government Shakeup Seen   ' New Kegime Weuld Include Sy-Premiers

Cabinet Shuffle Seen... . Ramadier’s Position In Franee Uncertai

MORE CHANGES SEEN IN FRANCE   Ramadier’s Rule Upheld By Narrow Margin In Vote

French Cabinet Faces Shakeup  Ramadier Receives Vote Of Confidence

Despite Confidence Vote Leaders Feel Blum and Reynaud Are Needed   MOLLET DESERTS REDS

Ramadier Still Wary After Vote   Premier's Position Remains Uncertain; May Shuffle Cabinet

Michigan Officers Apprehend Forger With Long Record  _ Admits $200,000 In Phoney Checks;  UEEyr i_£ ££ 6 OROOW. OF

Michigan Officers Apprehend Forger With Long Record  Admits $200,000 In Phoney Checks;

KINGSLEY GIRL ~ WED IN OREGON   Madonna. : _ Sitzmann: “And Victor. Albino Married On June: 29th '’

Madonnia: : _ Sitzmann: And Victor. Albino Married" On June: 29th

German Finance Pact Reached With Britain  Date Tale fae ne   Bevins Tells Commons Of Anglo-American Aareement

- VOICED IN M'LEMORE   Unanimous Confidence Expressed By 11 L. 5. U. Board Members

TAYLOR GIVES ~. PEACE REPORT   Envoy To Vatican Declines Comment On Parley With Truman

Greene County Coroner Fatally Injures Youth   Was Unable to Stop In Time on Slippery ’ Highway

Goroner’s Car Kills Youth   Greene County Coroner Lists Own Name In Records

Flood Workers Fight To Save Waterworks   Debris-Filled DesMoines River Beginning To Recede

DAMAGE GROWS IN IOWA FLOODS   Waterworks Threatened; Power Failure Is Anticipated

DTTUMWA FIGHTS     NEW HIGH WATER   lowa Town inundated Second Time [In Ten Days; No Deaths Reported

Ilood Waters  Menace City’s  Waterworks  10,000 Homeless as River Gets High

10,000 Routed In New Flood   Crews Battle to Prevent Power Failure

New lowa Bonus Bill  Agreed by GOP Caucus   Committee Directed tc Draft Legislation For Senate

GOP SOLONS FOR VET BONUS BILL   Caucus Directs Action for 1947 Legislature

End Of Congress Faces President  With Much Work   ‘President Back In White House Confronted By Much. Official Business   NO DECISION YET ON BRAZIL TRIP

TRUMAN RETURNS TO WORK _ ON CONGRESSIONAL BILLS.   GRIEF-STRICKEN PRESIDENT PLUNGES INTO MASS OF BILLS PASSED BY  ‘ CONGRESS.

TO INVESTIGATE CASE      Action Follows Altercation Between (Officer and Student

STIGATE CA      Action Follaws Altercation Between Qficer and Student

‘NO RELIGION"     avey       Paper Cites Stalin Opposition to Churches

IMPOSE BAN ON AMERICAN FILMS   HEAVY TAX CAUSES PRODUCERS TO HALT BRITISH SHIPMENTS

Deprivation of U.S.  Movies Is Too Much British Can Get By With Less Food

Britons Hurt By ‘Ban On Films   Theater Managers Sa; Hundreds Of Movie Houses To Close.

CHAPLIN DENIES HE’S COMMUNIST   Did a Great Deal for War Effort, He Says

Night Session © Forced by GOP   Democrats Charge Third Degree Tactics Being Used to Assure Passage

Inspector General To Probe Condition In Mediterranean   inquiry Asked By Commander Of Theater

104 Believed Dead in Friday Blast  Officials Doubt Others Will Be Found Alive

GRAHAM POST ELECTS   Francis Sherrow to Head Veterans of Foreign Wars

Reds Robbing GermanZone, Clay Asserts   Russians Say Merger Of US., British Areas Violate Pact

Air of Crisis. Prevails In Paris Meeting   Showdown Motion of Confidence Coming Up as Com munists Defy Unity Call

French Assembly Faces a Showdown   Communists Defy Remadier’s Call for Government Unity

French Delay Debate On Indo-China   Communist to Refrain From Voting on Arms Funds

JEWS RELEASE BRITISH BANKEF   Was Injured and Drugged When Returned to Pal  estine.

3 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS KILLED, 5 INJURED IN AUTO-TRAIN COLLISION

COMPANY REJEC PHONE PAY HIK!   Union Claims Raises in ) Industries Justify Mor Money Now )

Pay Increase Now Is Not Justified, Phone Union Told  Comnany Rejects NFTW’s Argument

Phone Strike In Third Week   Company  Rejects. Latest Union Argument for . ‘Pay Increases.”

Bell Companies Reject Argument That Industry Policies Affect System   Telephone Strike Enters Third Week With No End In Sight; Pennsylvania Federation Coming Out At 7:30 a. m. Today

Soviets Ease Press Ban on Korea Meeting   Delegates Agree To ‘Briefing’ by U.S. Official

Not Single Indiana County Has Adapted County School Unit Law That Was Passed To Save Money

Truman To Prob: Price Situation   Calls Special Cabinet Meeting Tomorrow For Purpose.

SPECIAL SESSION OF CABINET WILL TALK OVER PRICES   Truman Calls Meet'ng to Dis cuss Economic Situation  With Advisory Head

Says Price Situation  Is Serious  Nourse Tells Reporters He Is  7

Report Cites Rising Costs As ‘Serious’   President's Chief Advisor Worried About Situation

PRICE SITUATION SERIOUS, CHIEF CALLS IN AIDES   Cabinet Will Meet Tomorrow ‘With President To Go Over Problem  .

—PRICE REVIEW PLANNED—. Truman Is Fearful Of Inflationary Spiral

SPECIAL CABINET MEETING SET  Economic Advisor To Truman Is Worried Over High Prices

Cabinet Is Called for Price Talk   Trurnan Worried On Rising Costs, Summons Aides

PRICE SITUATION ‘GALLED SERIOUS   Conferdhice Held With  “Truman

Truman Calls CabinetSession: Price Situation  To Be Explored   President in Speech Cited His Attitude on Industrial Profits   ‘Frankly Worried, Save l’. S. Economic

Special Meet Of Cabinet On Price Rise   Truman Cails Session For Wednesday; Economic Advisory Counell Ate Ty Rann,

Price Situation Serious: Truman Calls Special Meeting of Cabinet

Special Session of Cabinet Called For Wednesdav To Hear Price Repor!

American Price Situation Serious, Economic Council Chairman Warn:   President Truman Calis Special Session of His Cabinet Tomorrow to Explore Conditions In Detail; Advisory Group to Submit Report

Economic Council Chief Says Situation Is Bad  _ Chairman of Group Is Worried by  Increase in Prices

PRICES — CAUSING CONCERN   Truman Calling Cabinet Meeting On Situation —

PRESIDENT CALLS  CABINET SESSION   ‘General Price Conditions Will Ba Dierecad 

Truman Calls Cabinet in Price Crisis   Action Taken After Economic Adviser Says ‘Situation Is Serious’

Long Drouths Are Ended In Some Sectors   Rains Fall Over Many Areas And Mare Predicted

DENT OFFERS TAX PROGRAM   Revival of Mercantile Tax Proposed As Substitute For Duff Program

Democrats Ask Revival of State Mereantile Tax   Offer ‘Positive Plan’ To Replace Gov. Duff’  State Tax Program

Mercantile Tax Revival Urged In State Senate   Dent, Democrat Floor Leader, Offers Plan to  Replace Duff Program

Economic Weather: Unsettled _  House Tackles Aid Bill; ‘New Pay Demands Made

Congress Is Step Closer On Aid Bill   House Due to Begin Debate On Thursday

ieee Starls Debate On Bill To Give Assistance To Stricken Allies: Asks Addition For Help To China Alter Cut

Carries Provisien That Workers Must Give Certain Pledges tn Return

FORD OFFERS ClO WAIVER OF DAMAGE SUITS   Will Ignore Labor Act Provision in Return  For Union Pledges

LABOR PEACE PLEDGE DEMANDED BY FORD   Firm Will Waive Damage Suit Provisions If Union Gives Certain Pledges

Ford Company Seeks To Avoid Hlegal Strikes —  Would Forego Suits   Would Forego Suits If Union Will Pledge To Act in Good Faith

Ford Proposes To Ignore Lay   Motor Company Manage. ment Acts In Face ot Strike Threat ©.

Offers To Ignore Suit Angle Of Bill  Ford Makes Offer To Plant Workers

FORMER KING OF ITALY DIES   Victor Emmanuel Ill Leave Instructions. For Simple Services

Former King  Of Italy Dies   Victor Emmanuel UL Was Ruler 46 Years

KNUTSON ASKS EARLY ACTION ON NEW RATES   GOP Leaders Repea Campaign Promise Of Economy

Britain Expects  Russia To Ask  For New Alliance Would Replace  Present Treaty

British Think Stalin Wants Military Pact   Would Replace The Present Mutual As-  sistance Treaty.

Stalin Seen Seeking Armed British Pact   ‘Britain Wants "Co-operation" With Russia —

Late News Bulletins  Suitcase Carrying Secret U.N. Documents Missing

RAMADIER CONFERS WITH VARIOUS PARTY LEADERS ON FRENCH POLITICAL CRISIS

PREMIER OUT ON -INDO-CHINA WAR’   iFrench Government May Fall On Vote to Con.  tmue War.

DRIVE MAY SGRAP HOUSE TRADE PLANS   : Resolution Introduced For Postponement Of Geneva Parley

Launch Move For Blocking  Trade Pacts    Resolution Demands President Postpone Geneva Conkle     hee

First Move Launched. in Congress To Block Reciprocal Trade: Agreements

CURB ON TARIFF CUTTING LIKELY   Attack Made By GOP Or Cornerstone Of Present  Foreign Policy

Drive Started On President's Tariff Powers      Truman Asked To Post. pone Planned Trade Conference

MOVE TQ HALT TRADE PACTS   GOP Opens Drive Agains! Tariff Cutting Power Of Administration

Move Launched In Congress to Block Cutting of Tariffs Would Delay Parley T  Canclude Reciprocal Trade Pacts

Attack Opener On Reciprocal Trade Policy  Move To Block If Made In (anareacc

Chinese Planes Enter Battle For Taiyuan   Communists Push Within 35 Miles Of Provincial Capital

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Radio Report Tells of Hall’s Daring in Rescue

TALE OF DARING AND ENDURANCE IS REVEALED   Passengers Of Downed Planic Reporte d Well

Martin Asks for Full Cooperation In Keynote Address to New House

Cooperation ls Requested By New Leader  Says Parties Must Work In   Cammoan Aime

MARTIN PLEADS FOR FAST WORK ON LABOR LAWS   House’s New Speaker Asks For Harmony To Help Speed Key Actions

a CALLED FOR COOPERATION   The Speaker of the House Asked Members to Go Side by Side.

Cooperation Of House Members Said Essential  Martin Calls For Labor Legislation Among First Laws

—NEW SPEAKER TAKES OVER— House Hears Martin’s Plea For Cooperation

Martin in Plea For Cooperation   WASHINGTON. —(®}— By a party line rote of 244 to 182, Rep. Joe Martin (R-Mass) formally was elected speaker ‘of the House today,

Martin Taps House Gavel   Need for Co-operation To Deal With Nation's Problems Stressed

Martin Calls for Unity in House   Republican Speaker Urges Cooperation In New Session

TWO JEWS DIE IN CELL BLAST   Underground Members Cheat Gallows; British Gird Against Uprising

TWO CONDEMNED JEWS END LIVES   COMBGT SUICIDE IN JERUSALEM PRISON AS HOUR NEAES FOR EXECUTION.

Two Cheat British of Executions   Convicted Jewish Underground Members End Lives In Cells

‘Condemned Jews Kill Selves in Palestine Prison  " Two Underground Members Were to Be Hanged Today

Condemned Jews Kill Selves in Palestine Prison  * Two Underground Members Were

Two Jewish Terrorists Cheat Nooss«  Set Off Explosives Against Their Hearts

Jewish Prisoners  Take Own Lives   Two Were Scheduled For Gallows Today

Vet Found Lichtenwalter Record Perfect, He Said   Lawyer, Veteran of 2 Wars, Highly Praises Republican Candidate for Congress—Senator Tallman Said Side-tracking of Democrats by the.  C. I. O. Is Sad Situation

REGRETS CAMPAIGN IS BEING RUN BY OUTSIDE PEOPLE   Senator O. J. Tallman, Le igh County Addresses epublican Women

Three Teen-Age U.S. Soldiers Held by Soviet   taken Into Gustody on faqust 12th

3U. 8. Soldiers ‘Held by Russians ~ Despite Protests   Arrest Made Eight Days Ago as Teen-age Doughboys Inspect Wire   SOVIETS. IGNORE TWO LETTERS FROM HODGE   Prisoners _ Incommunicado After Arrest in Korea Near Reds’ Zone

“Jommorrotse Headlines “Today THREE U.S. SOLDIERS REPORTED BFING HELD BY SOVIET TROOPS

World Program To Safe_ guard Minorities, Prevent . . Discrimination, Insure Free Press and  Other Rights Studied.

FORD COMPANY FIRES 32 FOREMEN ACIISEN OF ACTS OF VIOLENCE IN STRIKE

Chinese Troops Start Campaign Against. Commies   Nationalists Determined To Wipe Out Communist Forces In North China   REDS THREATEN VITAL RAILROADS   Success Claimed In Western Shantung Province— Reds Pocketed

FLAGNS RECENE ON MISSISSIPP   Heavy Rains Promise T¢ Prolong High Water; 20,000 Homeless

Mississippi Flood Crisis Eases, but Rains Continue   eves  in lowa-Missouri Sector Still Holding; Army Engineers Maintain Constant Vigil

MID-WEST HIGH WATERS RECEDE   Heavy Rains Hold Level: Above Normal—Crest Passes, but Vigil Is Maintained ™

Flood Situation Is Easing Some Along Rampant Mississipp   Heavy Rains May Prolong ‘ High Waters That Have Inundated Much Land

Strange Tienp Called ’ “Lockout” By Union, “Strike” By Ship Owners’ Group

700 Ships Tied — Up at U.S. Ports   Union Leader Says Action Is Under No Contract, No Work Policy

SEAMEN IDLE DURING BATTLE FOR GONTAAG]   No “Strike” Called But Ships Tied Up -by “Work Stoppage. ad

“No Cont, uct, No Work,” Brings Ships Tieup   Nearly 700 Vessels Idle; Tankers Not Affected hv Stonppave

Way Out Of Ship Tieup Is Sought   One Side Calls It  A Strike And Other A Lockout, But Beats Remain Idle

ODD SHIPPING TIEUP PROBED   Labor Expert Arranges Meet To. End Stoppage

Rail Embargo Scheduled In Shipping Tieup  ictio s Set   Restrictions Set On Shipments of Coal to Ports

U.S. Moves to End A Work Stoppage By C.1.0. Seamen   Estimate There Are 700 Ships Tied Up On Both Coacts

Shipowner-Union Talks Set fo End Maritime Deadlock   Work Stoppage Prevents Sailing Of Ships Monday

Meet Planned > Of Shipowners Union Bosses  On Differences   Stoppage Prevents Many Ships From Leaving Port

Shipping Stopped As £10 Seamen Sit Down at Jobs  2,000 Ships Could Become Invelved, MMU President Predicts. Talks Continoe

To Hold Meeting Of Owners, Men To Halt Deadlock   Is Called Lockout By Union, Walkout By Operators

NEARLY 700 SHIPS TIED UP IN UNITED STATES PORTS   A; Work Stoppage Under a ‘Union “No Contract, No Work” Pelicy.   MORE PAY IS DEMANDED   President of NMU Predicted That If Demands Are Not Met More Tieups.

'Seamen Idle As Shipping Tieup Starts  East Ports Said   East Ports Said Hardest Hit By Curran’s Order

‘No Contract, No Work’ Plan Ties Up Ships   2,000 Ships Idle, Says Curran, If Necotiations Fail

100 Vessels Tied Up By Walkout   Work Stoppage Starts As Maritime Union Contract Not Renewed

700 SHIPS TED UP IN U.S. AS SEAMEN STRIKE   Union Head Says 1,150 Wit Be Affected Uniess Owners Knuckle Under.

200,000 UNION SEAMEN BEGIN WORK STOPPAGE   Curran Refuses to Allow Men to Work Without Contract

Shipping Halted At All Ports ByNo Contract   Nearly 700 Vessels Tied up—Thousands Of Men Left Idle

Maritime Leaders  ‘Confer      Few Pickets Noted But Tieup Threatens To Affect Entire National Shipping

100 SHIPS TIED UP IN U. S. PORTS   At Least 1,150 Expected tc Be Affected in Worl Stoppage if Maritime Union Wage Demands Are Not Met.

LABOR DISPUTE HITS SHIPPING   700 Ships Tied Up As Union Men Quit Tohs at Midnight

C10 Seamen Stop Work, Tie Up Ships   Union ‘No Contract, No Work’ Policy Goes Into Effect; Talks Are Postponed

‘No Contract, No Work Policy’ for Maritime Union   NMU Leaders Expect 1,150 Ships To Be Affected In Few Days

U.S. HOPES TO END ROW IN SHIPPING   Mediator Arranges Meeting of Shipowners and Unions to Break Up Move Which Has Tied Up Coastal Vessels.

Embargo Is Expected On Port Freight   Railroads May Stop Moving Foreign Goods

Maritime Stoppage Ties Ships   East Coast: Ports Most Affected As NMU  Workers in “No Contract. No Work” Stand

Work Stoppage Of ClO Seamen Idles 700 Ships   Declare ‘No Contract No Work’; Shipping Affected In All United States Ports

Maritime Strike Halts 700 Ships   Union Leader.Says 2000 Will Be Tod Up Within Next Few Days

Shipowners, Union Leaders Discuss Maritime Dispute   NMU Seeks Aid of Other Nations To ‘Smash Lockout’

100 Ships Idled By NMU Action  Strike May Spread   Strike May Spread During The Week

Ship Operators, Seamen Agree tc Discuss Tieup  tHtttumeapmeanwh €. t..   Government Seeks To Avert Stoppage Of Commerce Flow

Seaman Strike Paralysis Of U.S. Shipping   Stoppage Ordered Union; No Contract. No Work Immobilizes Many Ships.

100 Ships Are Tied up Due to Union Strike   Seamen Refuse To Work without Wage Contract, Claim

'Strike-Lockout’ Tie Up Shipping   East, Gulf Ports Hit as  NMU Girds for Battle With Owners

NMU TIES UP 700 US SHIPS   “No Contract, No Work,” Stoppage By Union Members

Seamen Stop Work on 700 Ships in U. S.   Strike to Spread Unless Contract Pact Is Reached

MEDIATOR SEEKS END SHIP STRIKE   MARITIME WORKERS DENY STRIKE; CLAIM LOCKOUT BY OWNERS

Work Stoppage Is Ordered By Head Of NMU   “No, Contract, No Work” Policy Is Invoked By Union

Total Of 700 Vessels Affected In First Day Of Walkout   Kastern Shipping Is Hardest Hit   Stoppage Goes Into Effee! Soon After Expiration Of Contracts

EMBARGO MAY TOP LOADING OF U.S. SHIPS      Freight Consigned To For tign Ports May Be ‘Fro.-2en’, Official Savs   Phote on Page 11.

Ship Owners, Union Leaders Agree To Meet   Strange Tieup Hits East, Gulf Coast Ports So Far

100,000 MEN 1000 SHIPS MIGHT BE OUT   No Contract, No Work Is Policy Given By Leaders

Merchant Sailors Quit Work   Tie Up Shipping on All Coasts After Contract Deadline Passes

Embargo Seer On Some Height Loads  Pe a   Consignments Bounc To Strike-Hit Ports Are Affected

SHIP OWNERS, UNION CHIEFS AGREE T0 MEET   Work Stoppage Holds Some Vessels in East, Gulf Coast Ports

r, President Declares   Assistant Labor Secretary Seeks To End Ship Tie-Up

ESIMATED 700 ‘SHIPS TIED UP IN U.S, PORTS   Maritime Union's Strike Be. gins To Spread—Threat Voiced by CIO Leader ©

COMMUNISTS IN FRESH CHALLENGES TOITALY AND FRANGE   Deseribed hy U.S. As “An Extension of Soviet Fareign Policy”.   ‘ RIGID ANTISTRIKE LAW   But Strikers Were Ordered by Communists “to Hold Firm” for Victory.

Soviet Drive Is. Timed to Hit US   Communists Told to Stand Firm in Strike Acts

ClO Seamen End Sitdown; Others Hint at Walkout   Shipyard Repair Unit And AFL Seafarers Menace Labor Peace

Strike In: All Shipyards Of Nation Looms   150,000 Workers Threaten To Quit Jobs Next Week.

AF of L Seamen Reject Wage Offer Which Ended  CIO Maritime Strike

New Shipping Threats Arise   AFL Spurns 5% Bid; Yards Strike Seen

NEW SHIPPING STRIKE MIGHT DEVELOP SOON   Stoppage in Yards May Involve 30,000 AFL Men

New Threats to. Labor Peace in US Shipping Industry   Nationwide Shipyarc Strike Expected Next Week

Contracts Expire Monday; SIU Also Demands 20  Percent Wage Boost

FORD TO RETAIN CURRENT PRICES   Radical Changes Are Planned _ In 1948 Models

COMMUNISTS BAID ‘TO BE BE"HIND EPIDEMIC OF WALK. :  OUTS BY WONKERS . ‘  ASKING : PAY: ; HIRES ;

FRENCH WORKERS ABANDON JOBS IN “PROTEST” STRIKE   Plans Demonstrations fer Wage Increases; Communists Blamad

STRIKES STOP PARIS ACTIVITY   French Workers Walk Out Te Protest Government’s Wage Policy

Late News Bulletins  % Congressional Investigation  Of Price Problems Promised

6th Birthday Party — Maybe   Stricken Youth, Unaware Of Plight, Plans To  Entertain Friends.

Strikes Idle 34,000 Men At Detroit   Death Spectre Hovers Over Birthday Party

Deplores Speech Made By Molotov   Terms Onslaught on Anglo-US Policy as Unfortunate on Eve of Peace Treaty Attempts

Rain, Snow Over Wide Areas Of U. S.   Temperatures Not Extremely Low

Bulgarian Arrest Declared Purely Internal Affair  Communists Try to Buy American Hunaarian Oil

Dixie Walker and Henrich Both Clout Homers; Three Triples for Pace-Setters

American Leaguers’ Bats Drive Dodger Ace From the. Hill   Yankees Get Their First Homer of Series; First _ Error is Stanky’s

BALKAN PROBLEM T0 U.N. ASSEMBLY   U. S. PLACES ISSUK BEFORE GROUP WHICH WILL MEET SEPTEMBER 16.

US. Hands Greek Row. To Assembly   55 Member Nations Of U.N. Group Will Discuss Balkan Basis

REDS MAY QUIT BALKANS GROUP   Lie Says Commission to  Continue Work

U.S. Submits Balkan Issue to U.N.   Action to Halt Threats to Greece Proposed

Assembly Gets Greek Problen   Lie Backs U. S. Posi tion On. Balkan ’- Situation

U. N. ASSEMBLY GIVEN RATKAN CASE BE. S.   Lie Backs U ae >ericar phe Position O & vers Staying  Eee “ce

Balkan Issue Is Handed To UN Assembly   U. S. Moves Quickly After Vetoes Halt Action In CGouneil

Explosive Balkan Issue Now Before  55 UN Members   Secretary-General Lie Refuses Soviet Demand To Recall Probe Team .

Assembly Gets Balkan Problem  Red Vetoes Block Action In Council

U. N. Assembly fo Consider Balkan Problem in Fall   Russia Fails in Move to Block Further Action in Matter

Soviets’ Vetoes Block Council Work  UN Assembly To Get Hot Balkan Problem

Trygve Lie — Supports U.$ On Balkans   United States Puts Explosive Problem Before Assembly

Explosive Problem Is Placed Before the 55Meimber U. N. Assembly After Russian Vetoes

BALKAN ISSUE ADVANCESINU,N,   U S. Delegate Demands Action by Assembly to Override Red Vetoes

IS HANDED TO UN ASSEMBLY   U. S. Takes Action to Put Problem Before September Meet

House Building Takes Big Jump as Maferials Become More Plentiful

STATE PRESS ASKS LAW CHANGES ALSO: RESEARCH STUDIES   Annuai Meeting of Newspaper / men Recommends Amendments, Elects Officers

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Nostalgia Creeps In As He Meets Up With Old Cronies

Marshall Plan Bid To Russia Likely, Report   France, Great Britain To  « lnvite Soviet To Come Ih On A Plan Proposed By U. S. Secretary

Government Launches Efforts  To End British Truckers Tieup   Strike Mushrooms As Soldiers Move In To Haul Food For Greater London Area

Gov. Th « _ epson Calls As:2 “ably To Hear Slate Of ‘Must’ Bills   Georgia Executive Accepts Invitation To Address Solons

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Case 'Agains ITU Delayed   Disagree on Proper Way to Accuse Union Of Refusing to Bargain

NLRB Aide Halts  Printers Hearing Trial of ITU Case To Resume Dec. 19

CASE AGAINST 1. T. U. DELAYED   Disagreement Occurs Over Proper Way To Accuse Union

SUPPORT IS GIYEN ‘VOICE PROGRAM   Advisory Group Urges Expansion of Broadcaste

Insists Gov't Program Be Cleaned Up   Rep. Taber Airs Views on Radia Broadcast to Soviet Union

Polo Child, 2, Found In Water lank; Dies   Honeymooning Gun Girl Husband, 4 Teen-Agers Convicted For Robbery   Rockford Man ‘Too Busy To Seek Governorship

Thousands View Rehearsal of Royal Procession for Wedding on Thursdav

Kings and Commoners Headed For London And Royal Rites; Thousands Watch Rehearsal

Thousands Of Londoners Turn Out For Wedding Procession Rehearsal

London Takes On Gala Mood   King’s Horses And King’s Men Go  Over Route From Palace To Abbev

EX-GOVERNOR MAY ACCEPT A POSITION IN THE OCCU., : PATION ZONE IN GEAMANY

CholeraEpidemic Spreads i in Egyp'  s Along Nile   Natives Along Nile Beg for Drugs to Combat ‘Black Death’

Cholera Epidemic Brings Panic To Nile River Valley   Vaccination Centers Mobbed By Crowds Ceckina Immunity

CHOLERA SWEEP IN NILE VALLEY CAUSES PANIC   Crowds Nearly Mot Vaccination Centers In Eevot   ASK FOR VACCINE   Egypt Declares Itself Cholera Infested Area

Dread “Black Death” Stalks The Nile _Panicky. Egyptian Mobs Storm Clinics For Cholera Vaccine

DREAD CHOLERA INVADES EGYPT   Cairo Vaccination Centers Swamped by Crowds

Cholera Epidemic Spreads in Egypt   Government Appeals for Vaccine as Panic Grows

Black Death Panic Grips Egyptians   Mob Center for Vaccination Acainet Cholera

Panic Stricken Crowds Storm Vaccination Centers As Cholers Spreads Through Nile Valley .

BLAST IGNITES RIVER VESSEL   Lerge Excursion Boat Aflame On Pittsburgh Waterway; Casuelties Unknown

1 MATTESON MAN IS HELD AS SUSPECT   Police Believe 15 Raids Are Solved in Four Communities   CONFESSIONS TOLD

 MATTESON MAN IS HELD AS SUSPECT   Believe 15 Robberies - Are Solved in  Four Cities

WAA Accepts Firm’s Bid For Refinery Here   War Built Plant Will Be Converted to Full Production of Organic Chemicals; 125 To Be Employed, Company Says

Unions Given Chicago Has Warning Over Race Trouble Red Activity Over Housing

COMMUNISTS BOOT GOOD CHANCE TO DEFEND PARTY TO AMERICAN PEOPLE AS DENNIS SLIPS UP

Senafor Hatch Thinks Navajos are In Need of Direct Aid of Congress

Hatch Believes Navajos Require Special Attention   Senator Says Industr: Development Feasible Only With US Aid

AT&T Propose! Today ifay Kind Long Lines Strike   Company Is Preparing Counter-Offer on Pay In Effort to Settle

EARLY BRITISH ELECTION ASKED   Conservative Party Offers Country Crisis Program

Churchill's Party Holding 68th Convention   Asks for General. Election at Earliest Possible Moment

ENGLISH PARTY OUTLINES ITS NEW POLICIES   Conservatives ‘Would “End Nationalization Of Industry

Conservatives Offer Britain’  New Prograr  Churchill Party  Wants Less Control,

U. S. Ponders Pope’s Views On War Peril   America and Russia Both Draw Rebukes For Political Meves

rear Overlapping in Arms Program  Closed U. N. Session , to Untangle a Snarl

U.S, Standing Pat On Arms Limit Policy:   Wants) No Infringement On Work Done By U.N. Atomic Energy Group.

U.N. Delegates May Untangle Council Snarl  U.S. Stands Firm   U.S. Stands Firm In Demands Over Arms Limitation

NO AGREEMENT ON PEACE PACT   Treaties For Germany And Austria Puzzle Deputies In London

Big-4 Deputies Fail To Write Peace Drafts   s8..o-bLle Ta NMeaasecaw

Deputies Fail in London Peace Parley   No Agreement Is » Reached on Writing Treaties

LIBERALS GATHER TOTRY TOSALVAGE NEW DEAL’S IDEALS   Self-Styted Progressives to Dis. cuss Politics at Washington Sessions

lew Deal Adherents Gather: Claim Not Necessarily Third Party Move

‘Meeting of Liberals Has Two Roosevelts as Members Seek Genuine American Progressivism

Self-Styled ‘Progressives’ Meet: Seen as Possible Third Pariv Move

“Progressives” Meet To Reassemble ‘Shattered New Deal Political Group

Hint At Two-Day Scrambk For Scattered Pieces New Deal Politieal Group

Final Official Act Before He Leaves Cabinet   Marshall to Be Sworn in Tomorrow

Brynes Signs Treaties for Four Nations   Second Signing Set For Paris on Next February 10

Ceremony Called  Last Official Act   Approves‘Pacts With Italy, Hungary, Ros mania And Bulgaria; Satellite States . Will Sign Later In Paris   WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.—(AP)—Secretary of State Byrnes, as a final official act, today signed the World War I peace treaties with Italy, Hungary. Romania and Bulgaria.

BYRNES SIGNS FOUR TREATIES   Putting Signature on Peace Documents Is Secretary's Final Official Art.

BYRNES SIGNS SATELLITES PEACE PACTS   As Final Official Act, Retiring Secretary Approves Treaties With Italy, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria.

Byrnes Signs  Treaties With Four Satellites   Last Official Act for Retiring Secretary; 2nd Signing Feb. 10:

PEACE TREATIES SIGNED BY U, S.   Byrnes Stamps Pacts with Italy and Three Other ‘Satellite’ Countries

Byrnes Signs Treaties With Axis Satellites   Was Final Official Act Before Turning Post fiwee ta Bisco:

- _FINAL ACT — 4 Treaties: Signed by  Byrnes —  5 INFORMALITY:  WARKS SESSION

BYRNES SIGNS PEACE TREATIES   . Last Official Act  fore Leaving Dace

Byrnes Signs Four Treaties   Pacts Are With Ttaly, Hungary, Romania. : And Bulgaria: :

Byrnes Signs Treaties with Four Nations   State Secretary Performs Final Official Act

Byrnes Signs Four Treaties Before Leaving   Pacts With Italy, Hungary, Romania Bulqaria Okayed

Byrnes Signs Peace Treaties With 4 Nations   Ceremony At State Department Will Be Last Official Act of Secretary

Byrnes Signs Four Treaties As Last Act   Vandenberg, Connally Attend Ceremony as Secretary Closes Term

Byrnes Signs Batch World War II Pact:   Ceremony Represented Final Official Act Of Retiring Secretary  Of State

—-BYRNES’ LAST OFFICIAL ACT— Signs 4. Peace Treaties’ With Former Axis Foes

Byrnes Is First To Sign Peace Pacts   Treaties With Italy, Hungary, Romania OK'd

FINAL OFFICIAL ACT AS NATION'S SEC'Y OF STATE   MAKES PEACE WITH ROMANIA, BULGARIA, ITALY AND HUNGARY

LAST OFFICIAL ACT OF BYRNES SETS UP PEACE   Out-Going Secretary Of State Paves Way For Peace With Italy, Hungary, Romania, And Bul garla.

Last Official Act  As Secretary of State Before Turning Oifice to Successor

BYRNES SIGNS PEACE TREATIES FOR 4A NATIONS   Last Official Act for Retir ing Secretary of State

Textile Firm Starts Rash Of Price Slashing   Net Effect On Cost Of Living Seen As Slight; Democrats Cite Truman Talk

Cannon Mills Join Trek to Lower Prices  Other Reductions in Many Sections Are - - ~ 1

Three Nations Sit In Conference for German Industry   American, British and French Delegates Are Ignoring Russia

Three Nations Sit In Conference for German Industry  American, British anc French Delegates Are

Powers Meet In Spite Of Red Protest   France Fears Restoration of Industrial Power Wold Be A Menace To That Country

d-POWER PARLEY OPENS IN LONDON   [FEANCE PROTESTS U. S-BRIT. "ISH ELAN TO. BOOST GERMAN STEEL OUTPUT.

Secret Talks on German Industry Open   Fate of Marshall Plan for Europe May Be at Stake

Secret Talks  on German                _ £ OP i _F ._ FF   Fate of Marshall Plan for Europe May Be at Stake

RED MANIFESTO CALLED "DECLARATION OF WAR’   U. N. Delegate Likens Present Situation  To World In 1938

Red Manifesto Declares ‘War’  Says Delegate   Traq’s Foreign Minister Bespeaks Delegates’ Concern

WINTER RETURNS ‘TO NORTHEASTERN ‘SECTION OF STATE   ‘Snow Extends North From Las _ Vegas; Temperatures “e to Take Tumble

ELEVENTH ANNUAL CAMP MEETING AT CAMP UNION   SERVICES WILL BEGIN SUNDAY JULY 27, AND CLOSE SUNDAY AUGUST 10

Fails in Eighth Try to Choose Between India   NINTH BALLOT ALSO WITHOUT DECISION   No Break on Either Side After Overnight Recess in Voting

U.S. AND RUSSIA STAGING BITTER BATTLE IN UN   Fight on Polish Successor May Lead to Partial Repudiation of Yalta Pact

- —ASSEMBLY—.  Fight. Over Poland’s Successor  we   U.S., RUSSIA... “FORCE. BATTLE

U.S. and Russia In UN Deadlock   Erection of Successor To Poland Results in Nine Futile Ballots

U.N. Locked Over Filling Council Seat   Red-U. S. Siuabble Blocking Selection Of Poland Successo:

‘J.S., Soviets Clash ver Poland’s Place _ On Council  IO BREAK SEEN isembly Also Fails  aN Choosing Between.  India, Ukraine.

U. S.-SOVIET DEADLOCK CONTINUES   Ukraine Fails to Get Required Vote In U.N. Assembly

J. S.-Russia Deadlock in UN Vote   Assembly Fails To Select Polish Successor for Security Council

eh Bar Assn. Approves Gd. Jury System   But Would Limit Power of Subpena, Grants of Immunity

OHIO OIL TIEUP HITS MICHIGAN   Fuel Shortage Looms: Sigler Urges Action In Refinery Strike

US Treasiry i in Surplus, First Time, {7 Years   Balance Is Applied or National Debt—More. Expected for ‘48

First Surplus In 17 Years Reduces Debt   Profits of $753,787,660 Chalked wp by U .S. . Durine 194647

SURPLUS CUTS NATIONAL DEBT   Federal Covernment’ Books In Black, First In 17 Years

SURPLUS HITS $754 MILLION   Govt. Finishes Fiscal Year In Black for First Time  In Seventeen Years

U.S. Ends Fiscal Year Tn Black By $753,787,660   Surplus Is First Made by Government Since Before Roosevelt

Government Surplus First In 17 Years   Nearly Billion Applied On Debt, Snyder Reports

SNYDER ASKS HIGH TAX LEVEL - Government Has Surplus Funds On Hand For New Fiscal Year

U. §, ENDS YEAR WITH A SURPLUS   AMOUNTS TO $753,787,660 AND IS FIRST IN 17 YEARS — APPLIED TO DEBT.

Taft-Stassen Rumor Renewed  Ohioan Announces Second Western Trip

Taft Will Head West. info Stassen Territory   Will. Make Lincoln Day: Addzess in Minneapolis-—~  de Daturrincs oe Ue rote

Senator Taft Heads West   Tour Will Include Stassen’s Home State—Minnesota.

Senator Taft Will Make Western Irip  — sib Planning  non invasion   Ohio Solon Planning Upon Invasion Of Stassen’s State

TAFT TO INVADE STASSEN’S AREA   Ohio Senator Plans Appear. ance in Minnesota for Lincoln Day Address

Taft May Be Pushed In Primary   Omaha Talk Is Set Four Days Before Pre-primary Caucus

TAFT SCHEDULES WESTERN JUNKE]   Invasion of Stassen’: Home State Is Listed.

TAFT WILL INVADE STASSEN BAILIWICK   Ohio Senator Going West Again in February

SEN, TAFT WILL GO WEST AGAIN   Ohioan to Campaign in Stassen’s Home State

Senator Taft Plans Speech  In Minnesota  Agreement Made With Stassen  for ‘Invasion’

TAFT WILL VISIT STASSEN SECTOR   Senator To ‘Go West’ Agair In Race For Nomination

Taft Plans New Western Junket   U.S. Senator To Even Visit Stassen’s Home State On This Trip.

SENATOR TAFT IS GOING WEST   Tour This Time Will Take Him Into Stassen’s Home State

Inquest Held In Sadistic Murder Of Young Woman  Elizabeth Short Victim Of Butcher

Final Chapter Will Be Written in History _ lof Indian Scout Unit

Vote Favorable lo Cooperatives  Ballot Taken After Seven-Hour Debate

Senate Moves to Permit Co-ops to Condemn Property  Debate Seven Hours On Question; Vote

Vote Favorable lo Cooperatives  Ballet Taken After n-Hoal  vy Dahnte

Greek Scholar Says Cooperation, Trust In God Are Needed  Knife and Fork Club  hMAamhare <Tald af   Knife and Fork Club Members Told of ‘Keys to Future’

Greek Scholar Says Cooperation, Trust In God Are Needed   Knife and Fork Club Members Told of "Keys to Future’

Marshall ~~ Appeals To Josef Stalin  Seeks To Prevent Bentlare (4 Pavloaxr

STRICT ORDER FOR SECRECY GIVEN AIDES   Secretary of State Accuses Molotoy In Stalemate

Railroads Seek New Freight Rate Boost   Supplemental Increase OF 3 Per Cent Asked To Offset Rising Cocts

Railroads Ask New Rate Hike  Request for 3 Percent More is in Addition To Pending Increase

FREIGHT RATE BOOST ASKED   ‘Railroads Ask ICC For 3  Per Cent Increase

Montana Weather   Rail Association Asking Freight Rate’ Jump Of 3%

PREMIER ASKS U0-OPERATION OF EAST-WEST   Quoted by Britons as Urging Economic fallahoration

STALIN QUOTED AS STATING HE DOESN'T WANT ‘CURTAIN   LABORITES SAY THEY WERE TOLD SOVIET LEADER FAVORS ECONOMIC BETUP

British Laborites Present Latest Line From Moscow  Fa, Se ee ant Ge Le ip... f.

300 Persons Hunt for Montana Tot   Fear Expressed for Safety of Boy Lost Near Hamilton

Shipyards Are Hit By Strike   Estimate 95,000 Quit Atlantic, Gulf Ports

MAN WHO SHOT AT BRICKER IS ARRAIGNED  Ordered to   Ordered to to Mental Hospital. For Observation

BRIGKER’S ‘FOE TO AWAIT EXAM   Ex-Capitol Policeman Faces 2 Charges In Shooting

BRICKER SKIPS HEARING ~ Mental Exam Ordered for ~ Former Capitol Officer

TO TEST SANITY OF ASSAILANT   Examination Ordered for Man Who Fired Twice at Sen. Bricker.

ORDERS MENTAL EXAMINATION OF EX-CAPITOL COP   Fires Two Shots at Senator Bricker in Washington Last Saturday

TEST SANITY OF BRICKER’S FOE   Man Who Shot at Senator Held Without Bond

Mental Examination for Assailant of Brucker Set Aug. 14 by Court

EXAMINATION ORDERED FOR POLICEMAN   Fired Two Shots Saturday At Senator Bricker

Mental Examination Ordered Man Who Shot at Sen. Bricker; Other Dangers Worry Ohioan

CAPITOL GRANK IN SANITY TES]   Discharged Policeman Accused Of Shooting At Sen. Bricker

BRICKER WON'T FACE ASSAILANT   Pians To Be Absent When Accused Man Appears In Court

Mental Test of Man Is Ordered  Vatcar Mharaad Wis!      Kaiser Charged With Firing at Bricker

MAN Wid FIRED AT BRICKER WILL GET MENTAL TEST   Kaiser Held Without Bond   - Pending Repott On

Mental Test of Man Is Ordered  Kaiser Charged Witt Firing at Bricker

MENTAL TESTS SET FOR KAISER   Would-Be Bricker Assassin Held Withaut Bond

Order Mental Tests For Man Who Fired at Senator Bricker   Ex-Capitol Policeman is Facing Two Counts for Saturday Shooting

Capitol’s Police May Get Overhaul   Former Officer Who Shot At Senator Bricker Ordered To Hospital For Mental Examination

Former Capitol Policeman Held For Sanity Test   ‘Kaiser, Accused of Try at Bricker’s Life, Is Sent to Hospital

ORDER EXAM FOR MAN ACCUSED OF BRICKER ATTACK   FORMER POLICEMAN ADMITS SHOTS TO ‘REFRESH MEMORY’

U. S. Wage Pattern  Taft Says Steel Pact Kills Price Cut; Murray Hails Deal

EXTREME HEAT 1S TELLING ON CORN   Farmers Report Grasshop pers Are Damaging Local Fields   GOOD RAIN IS NEEDED

Farmers Report Grasshop pers Are Damaging Local Fields   GOOD RAIN IS NEEDED

Man Arrested For Violating Church Service   Columbia Student Leaps Altar Rail and Jibes At Priest Conducting Ceremony

Student Leaps Altar Rail and Gibes at Priest   Pleads Guilty To . Disorderly Conduct.

For Independence Is Given to India   Said to Provide for the Par tition of Country come by Special Comokenon   Confers for Two Hours With Seven Indian Leaders at New Della

Truman to Sign Bill When House Adds Its Approval   Secretary Wins Victory In Withholding Names Until Congress Acts

BAYLOR ALTERS CITATION TEXT   Reference to President's  Mother Eliminated

Europe’s Statesmen Fail To Grasp Need For Self - Assistance   United States Authorities Work Desperately fh Growing Pessimistic Atmosphere, To Keep  Marshall Plan From Dying

HANDOUTS ARE GRABBED BY ALL EUROPE   However Those Across Seas Steering Clear  Of All Self-Help

Europe Fails To Apply Self-Help   Pessimistic Cloud Shadows Negotiations

Quapaw Indian Tribe Sues Government for 48 Million   Fraud Charged in Purchase of Land From Their Forefathers 180 Years Ago—Tracts Acquired by U. 8. for Around $10,000 Amounted to 30,000,000 Acres in Oklahoma and Arkansas—Tribesmen Live in Northeast Oklahoma,

Indians Ask $48 Million More for Half of Land in Arkansas, Oklahoma

Quapaw Tribe Asks 48 Million From Government in Land Suit   Action, Based on Old Treaties, Recites Sale of Vast Sections of Oklahoma and Arkansas in 1818 and 1824 for Nominal Sums.

ClO Unions Enter Grocery Trade  Two Co-operatives Started in Detroit

GOVERNOR MAKES INSPECTION TRIP TO BLAST SCENE   INSPECTORS REPORT SHOWS COMPLIANCE WITH SAFETY LAWS

EXPLOSION BURNS TWELVE MINERS   Gas Tank ef Flaming Power _ Shovel Throws Flames Twenty Feet Away -

12 Miners are Burned in Blast   Fuel Tank on Power Shove! Explodes at Punxy Operation

Highlights In The News   * 12 Miners Burned * 7 Saved On Yacht * Other Top Items

12 MEN HURT IN EXPLOSION   Miners Severely Burned As  Gas Tank Explodes On Strip Mine Prdject

CANADA GIVES WARM WELCOME TO PRESIDENT   Thousands Of Cheering  Canadians Greet Tru-  man In Ottawa 2   WILL GIVE ADDRESS IN _ PARLIAMENT TODAY

Canadian Throngs  Welcome Truman On Ottawa Visit   President Enjoys Gala Reception Opening 3-Day Trip

Canadians Extend Warm Welcome to  President Truman  Executive Will Addres: gr at 9:45  1¢ AAAFRINGA

Canada Extends Fine Welcome To the Trumans   President Is Slated Tc Speak at 10:45 EST This Morning

Canadians Extend Warm Welcome fo President Truman  Executive Will Addres Parliament at 9:45.

Truman Given Loud Welcome   President Arrives In Canada For Goodwill Visit

BOARD NAMED BY PRESIDENT IN EMERGENCY   West’s Biggest Rail Route Threatened By Walkout

Second Big Boston Payroll Holdup Nets Armed Thugs $29 000   American Sugar Refinery Robbed By Four Men Today. Make  Getaway

SAME GUNMEN WHO OBTAINED $109,000 MAY HAVE STAGED . SECOND RAID -

Keep Conservation Commission Staff On Present Status  No Changes Planned as  New Board Members Tabla Diarnae

Keep Conservation Commission Staff On Present Status   No Changes Planned as New Board Members. Take Places

Murray Asserts American Workers  In ‘Fighting Mood’ Over High Prices

Labor Leaders Call For Steps To Avert Economic Depression And Repeal Taft-Hartley Law   Declare Aroused ©. Workers Will Make Fight in Elections...

Fighting Words From Labor Marks Holiday Observance Set All-Out Battle on New Act

Labor Leaders. Pledge All-Out Battle on Law   Murray . and Green it ‘Holiday. Talks © Say . Workers “Are  in “\ Bightine -Mood

Union Leaders Observe Labor Day By Pledging All-Out Battle Against Taft-Hartley Measure

Vets Rush Banks In Some Cities To Cash Bonds   Union Chiefs Pledge All-Out Battle Over Taft-Hartley Act

All-Out Labor Battle Planned On Federal Law   UNIONS PLAN TO WAGE CAMPAIGN ON TAFTHARTLEY ACT

Unions Pledge Battle to Beat Labor Measure   Fighting Words Mark Observance Of Annual Event

LABOR UTTERS FIGHTING WORDS   Leaders Pledge All-Ow Bottle Against TaftHartley Act

HOLIDAYS BRING FIGHTING WORDS FROM AFL. C10   Murray And Green Pledge All-Out Battle Against TaftHartley Act; Labor  —Said Rallying Forces Against Oppression, Depression.

C10, AFL Declare War On Labor Act   Unions Promise Battle Of Ballots To Repeal Law

U.S. Labor Leaders Pledge All-Ou Fight to Kill the Taft-Hartley Law

Top Union Chiefs Pledge All-Out Campaign To Erase Tatt- Hartley Action From Books

Labor Chieftains Pledge to Battle Taft-Hartley Act   Leaders Criticize Law in Labor Day Talks Throughout L-*

Labor Heads Hit Labor Measure   Leaders Pledge All-Out Battle to Strike Law From Books

American Labor Observes Holiday With Fighting Words; Taft-Hartley Law To Be Target Of Bitter Battle

Labor Leaders Pledge Attack On Taft Law   Green Calls for Fight In Polls Against Men Who Supported Bill

Labor Marks Its Holiday by Pledging New Fight against Taft-Hartley Law

Balfle At Polls Is Planned On New Statute   Murray Declares Nation Heading  Ear Danreccinn

Assert Labor In Fighting Mood’   Leaders Pledge Fight Against Hartley Law

Union Leaders Blast Measure In Bitter Talks   Green, Murray Urge Ousting of GOP Congress

 LABOR LEADERS HIT TAFT-HARTLEY ACT, PLEDGE JALL-OUT BATTLE TO REMOVE IT FROM LAW BOOKS

Fighting Words Mark Speeches  Labor Heads Pledge To Fight New Law

Green And Mur  - All-Out’ Battle,  . Defeat Of AN Who '” Voted For Law.

LABOR IN ‘FIGHTING MOOD  Union Heads Pledge All- Out Battle on Taft-Hartley Act

Union Chiefs Murray, Green Pledge All-Out Baitle Against Taft-Hartley Act; Others Join Criticism.

Labor Day Brings Fighting Words in Union Heads’ Tall   Repeal of Taft-Harley Act; Defeat of Act’s Sponsors Sought

Traffic Accidents Injure 3 Here   Nine-Year-Old Boy  Runs in Driver's Path

Highlights In The News. “§° Four'Die On. 2 « Double Date.   a Explosion Rocks . Providence, R. I.  * Other Top Items

Pepper Would Put Pay base At 75 Cents   Follows Truman Lead For Minimum Wage Increase—Bipartisan Support Expected

Fo Tinie Added Support   Truman’s Proposal To Hike Per Hour Rate  Meets With Favor.

SEN, PEPPER WANTS 10 PUT WAGE MINIMUM AT 75 GENTS   Would Be Raise Of 35 Cents An Hour; Expect ‘Some Boost

PEPPER PROPOSES MINIMUM WAGE HIKE TO 75 CENTS   REPUBLICANS MAY AGREE TO SMALLER BASE PAY INCREASE

Base Wage Of 15 Cents An Hour Urged   Some Republicans Sympathetic To Pepper's Idea

79-CENT WAGE MINIMUM TO BE PROPOSED   Senator Pepper Says Bill Will Be Ready Today— Republicans May Agree to Some Kind of a Boost This Session.

‘Propose Minimum Wage Law   Senator Pepper Would Boost Present Figure To 75 Cents An Hour; See General Approval

Proposes — Minimum Wace Scale   Pepper Offers Bill to Increase Present Rate from 40 Cents to 75 Cents an Heur; Scrap Seen °

Pepper Urges 35c To 75c Hourly Raise .. . Minimum Wage Boost Is Predicted In Congress After Truman Proposal

Pepper Proposes 75 Cent Minimum Wage for Workers   Florida Senator Says Hie Suggestion is Above Earlier, Since Times: Have Changed

in Minimum Pay  Would Boost Rate 35 to 75 Cents an  Moair.-?’No-ncenrult

Insernational Atomic Control Best Assurance for Peace in World Says Gen. Omar Bradley

ADDITIONAL BONDS AUTHORIZED Completion Of New Texas Tech. Stadium Assured By Directors

LILIENTHAL GETS COMMITTEE O.K.   Bricker Casts Qnly ‘No’ Vote Bitter Fight Expected In Senate

Freezing Weather, Floods Are Noted in State  Low Temperatures Are Reported From Many Points

Says 1948 Will Be Strange, Exciting Year Like 1947 Hopped Up by Vitamins

PUZZY FQRECAST‘FQR.FRAZZLED FORTY-EIGHT GIVEN BY BOYLE; . PRICES PROBABLY TO STAY HIGH

FLYING BOAT FORCED DOWN IN ATLANTIC   Plane With 69 Aboard Rides Rough Seas 800 Miles East of Newfoundland.

Plane And 69 Aboard Down On Stormy Sea   Largest Human Load Ever To Try TransAtlantic Crossing Riding Storm In High Waves.

—NO DANGER—  Cutter On Way to Scene   500 MILES FROM NEWFOUNDLAND

Large Flying Boat InForced Landing OnAflanticOcean   69 Aboard Aircraft Short on Fuel From Bucking Headwinds

14 Americans Among Group Aboard Plane   35-Fi. High Waves Prevent Transfer To Weather Vessel]

Flying Boat Forced Down. In Ocean; 69 Passengers Rocked By 25-Foot Waves

FLYING BOAT IS FORCED DOWN AT SEA   High Wind, Waves Prevent Transfer Of Passengers

Campaign For President Is Now On   Democrats Speculate On Who Will Be Truman‘s Running Mate in 1948. Reece Cautions Republicans

Cabinet Shift Sparks '48 Guessing Game   Senate Puts OK on Marshall in 55 Minutes

Appointment of Marshall Stirs Talk of 1948 Race   Presidential Campaign Definitely On With Some Believing General Will Be Truman’s Running Mate and Others Speculating That He Wil! Head Democratic Ticket—Half Dozen Mentioned as Possible G. O. P. Standard-Bearer.

In Capital Circles, They're  Talking Gen. Marshall as Possible Democratic Standard-Bearer in 1948

1948 Presidential Campaign Is On in Capital  Speculation Flood Follows Marshall Appointment to Job

48 CAMPAIGN TALK MOUNTS   Marshall Appointment Sets Loose Flood of Rumors In Nation’s Capital

TORNADO STRIKES DERIDDER, LA, 15 ARE INJURED   One Hundred Homes Were Demolished in Today’s Storm.   The Tornado Whipped Into the Town from the Southeast.

MEMBERS OF CIVIL AERONAU "TICS BOARD BEING  QUESTIONED AS RESULT OF — ‘*. . QORASHES st

AIR CRASHES BRING PROBE IN SENATE   C, A. B. Members Called by Commerce Committee

$15,000 DAMAGE IN CHURCH FIRE   Bible Teacher Finds  Blaze at Emmetsburge

ARMCO BOCSTS STEEL PRICES   Basic Tonnaye-Tops Raised ~. $6 And $7

PRICES OF STEEL CO UP AT ARMCO   Republic Indicates It Will Be Next To Set Increase

Four Democrats Plan Introduction of a New ‘Social Security for 20 Million Not Covered

Legislation to Expand Social Security Act Is Readied by Four Solons

LIBERAL BENEFITS ARE PLANNED   Democrats Favoring Wider Social Security Benehits

Four Democrat:  Would Broaden  Social Security Plan Bill To Spread   Plan Bill To Spread Benefits to Millions Not Currently Covered

File New Cases In District Court   Two Damage Suits Total $22,500   Toa Welfare Meeting

Pickup Plane Crash Kills Two At Bellefonte  Pilot, Mechanic - Burned To Death. AIlt Mail Dectraved

Meat Producers Face Risk of Financial Loss In Next 12 Months, Beresford Warn   Asserts Farmers Blamed Unfairly  For Price Boosts

EB Shes ery ee Sat faa alee EBS UR a  M eat P rodu cers F : s Face Risk of Financial Loss In Next 12 Months, F Ontns, Be res ford W onee      Asserts Farmers Blamed Unfairly  For Price Boosts

EXTEND DEADLINE “ON Gl INSURANCE   Reinstatement Without Phy.  sical Examination Moved , Un to July 31

Labor Issue One Of Big Problems Of Moderr Time  w Congress Now a vaalin ibe With it,

Strike Problem is Most Complex for Congress to Solve   Must Decide How to Ban Walkouts, But Keep  Freedom Intact

Dilemma Faces Congress on Framing Strike Machinery  Industrial Future of US Involved

Congress Wary On Big Problem Of Strike Curbs   Production Versus Freedom Make Up Horns Of Dilemma

Congress Struggling With Issue Of Freedom And Yet Industrial Strike Halting

TrumanHas Presented Dilemma   Asks Congress: Create Commission to Curb Strikes, Still Keep  ” Freedoms   Moat ‘Don’t Know’   Taft Opposes Strike ', Legislation, . Others Admit Quandry

Arabs Fight Jewish Convoy   Frontier Force And British Rush To Aid Of Convoy

Arab, Jewish Forces Fight Running Battle   Violence Flares Again in Palestine as Rush Call For Assistance Comes from Aden

Arabs Engage In Gun Battle With Jewish Convoy   Two Jewish Police Wounder, Jew Reported Missing In New Flareup; Colony Sends Appeal For Help

Moslem Raid Rips Convoy, Help Called   Holy Land Natives Strike Near Scene of Children's Slaughter

CONVOY ATTACKED BY ARAB FIGHTERS   Aid Rushed as jews Put Up Running Battle Near Syria Border.

Arabs Attack Jewish Convoy In Palestine   Cryptic “Help”. Message Received From Jewish. Community; Ten Persons Die

Enraged Arabs Engage Jews In Running Battle  Engagement Swirls Close To Borders Of Svria. Lebanon

Enraged Arab Fighters Battle Jewish Convoy   Jews Surrounded By Arabs In Aden Call For Help

Running Battle Rages In Palestine   Urgent ‘Send Help’ Call Sent From Endangered Jewish Groups

SOLON CHARGES SUPER MILITARY SETUP PLANNED   Hoffman Fights Armed Forces Merger Bill; House In Special Meeting

Workers In 3 German Ruhr Towns Demonstrate Against Food Shortage

Food Stocks. In Germany  At New Low   Clay Reports Crisi: May Be Eased—— Workers Parade

Poles Are Promiset New Freedoms By Political Heads  Press, Speech, Other Rights Are to Be Accorded Protection

RIGDON IS ACQUITTED   Jury Finds Him Insane at Time He shot Wife but Sane Now

House Votes In Favor Of Money Bill   Increased Salaries Of State Officers Defended

Measure to Halt Nation-Wide Tie-Ups Approved  ee me) Dawn eee   Final Passage by Friday Is Anticipated

> House Labor Canmitiee Anproves Stiff Legislation Designed To Prevent National Strikes InFutu re

Measure to Halt Nation -Wide Tie-Ups Approved  Final Passage   Final Passage by Friday Is Anticipated

LABOR MEASURE WINS PASSAGE   House Group Would Stop National Tie-ups

STRICT LABOR BILL PASSED BY COMMITTEL   ‘Softening’ Expected When Senators Given Act

‘Slayer Disappointed Judge Didn't Sentence Him To Die For Murder

Not All Labor Bill Points Will Go Into Immediate Effect on Passage

FIRING CONTIN  IN EAST INDIES, INDONESIANS SA’               bli Charge Dutch Vielate The a ‘Order; Clsie alee Late Operations Seize

Opponents Say Dutch Violated Firing Order   Resumption Of Hostilities Will Meet Shot-For-Shot

Dutch Accused Of Continuing Java Offensive   ‘Indonese Charge Violatior i Of U.N, Cease-Fire  Orders

Dutch Violate UN Cease-Fire Order, Alleged   Java Town Seized in Post-Deadline Action, Indonesian Declares

SHOOTING NOT FINISHED YET IN INDONESIA   DUTCH ACCUSED OF VIOLATING ORDER TO CEASE FIRE

CHARGE DUTCH VIOLATE TRUCE   indonesian Army Claims Shooting Continued After Deadline

SAY DUTCH FIRED AFTER DEADLINE   INDONESIAN ARMY PROMISES TO ANSWER ANY HOSTILILTIES SHOT-FOR-SHOT.

Indonesians Claim Dutch Violate Pact   Say Attacks Made On 2 Fronts; Both Threaten Actions

Indonesia Says Dutch Continue Attack After Cease-Firing Dead Line

EX-G. LISINN. Y. NOT GIANT GAVE   ADMITS DISAPPEARANCE WAS HOAX —CAVERN HAD BEEN COMBED A WEEK.

John Wurn, InN. Y., Feels Like ‘Boy Who Got Got Bear By Phe Tail?’  Story Of Man Missing In Cave Proves Just A Publicity Hoax

Tuck Hurn, Sought In Cave Turns Up In New York City Alive and Well

‘Lost’ In Tennessee Cave: Turns Up In New York City   By ALLAN FISHER

Man ‘Lost’ in Cave Now Admits It Was Publicity Hoax   Hundreds Were in Search for Missing GI Who Saw New York

PUT EMBARGO ON COAL TO CANADA   FREIGHT DISPUTE BRINGS THREAT OF NEWSPRINT BLOCK

Talmadge Forces Losing Strength   General Assembly Cooling In Its Ardor As Citizens’ Groups Protest Situation

FRANCE URGES CALM JUDGING ON THE BALKANS      WORLD NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

Ask New Laws to End Union Racketeering  House Group Gives   House Group Gives Result of Inquiry at Philadelphia

British Board 2 More Ships   All Passengers Now Bound for Cyprus

BRIT. BOARD TWO ILLEGAL JEWISH SHIPS   Immigrants Are Put On Beats Bound for Cyprus

House Delays Merger Action   James Forrestal Boomed for Post of Secretary for Defense

Man, Not Knowing Wife On Tornado Death List, Prays For Her Safety

Bonine Prepares Anti-Strike Bill   Outlaws Hospital, Utility Walk-Outs’

GREEN MAY LET (4S CONS 0 AT STATEVLL  All Participated in Tests by Doctors Seeking Cure for Malaria     ONE TYPE SURMOUNTED  ‘Volunteers Were Infected as Part of Experiments Still Continuing

SLAYER HUNTED IN LOS ANGELES   Brutal Butcher Of Girl Believed Madman; Many Suitors Checked

Border Controls Seen Threatened  U. S.-Canada Patrol Funds Are Lacking

Sweeney Files Contest For Senate Seat Now Held By Senator Kilgore

Kilgore’s Senate Seat Contested By Tom Sweeney      Wheeling Republican Piles Charwes Against  Political Parasites, Regardless Of Party, Who Victimized West Virginia Voters

Shutdown July 1 Seen As Probable   ‘Anything Can Happen,’ Says Operator—Blame  Breakoff on Lewis

Tentative Accord in Phone Dispute Is ‘Dead’   Federation Steers  Away From Company Proposal

Lady Mountbatten Must Leave U.S.   Violated Her Visitor’s Permit By Taking A Iok.

AUTO COLLIDES WITH ENGINE AT GRADE CROSSING   VICTIMS TRAVELING FROM CHRISTOPHER TO WEST FRANKFORT

Nine Crowded Into Sedan  Are All Killed   Speeding Car Crashes Into  Backing Engine

NINE YOUNG PEOPLE KILLED IN CROSSING ACCIDENT SUN,   Automobile Hit Backing Switch Engine Near  West Frankfort

NINE KILLED AT RAIL CROSSING   Young Passengers Die as Autc Crashes into Illinois Line Switch Engine

Nine Killed — When Car Hits  Locomotive   Five Young. Men; Four Girls: Are: Victims -of Tragedy. > ‘inots

Truman Loses Fight Against High Prices Leaders Claim Hike In Steel “Prices To Hit Entire Nation

Other Rises May Follow Steel Boosts   President’s Advisers Believe Increase of Steel Will Be Felt Centrally.

Steel Price Increases To Spread Throughout Economy, Experts Say   Advisers Admit Truman Lost Battle But Say Boosts Might Have Been Higher

NEW STEEL PRICE BOUND TOBEFELT   Increase of  $5 Per Ton Will Affect Economy 

Truman's Drive To Hold Prices Termed Failure   Economic Advisers Claim ‘Moral Victory’’ Was Won

Col. Thompson Nof Worried About Oil   Sees No Danger Of U. S. Oil, Gasoline Supplies Giving Out Soon

NO DANGER OF OIL AND GAS SHORTAGE, MEETING IS. TOLD   Gil Men From 20 States Gather “For Interstate Compact Meet in Alabama

Both Parties See Election As ‘Pointer’   Vote in Cities May Indicate . Tred. for 1948

Indiana’s First Municipal Elections In Five Years Viewed As Political Bellwether

Politicians Look to the City Elections To Indicate What Will Happen in “48

Many Violations Of Safety Code Preceded Blast   52 Found a Week . Before at Centralia, Inspector Reports

Safety Rules Violated in Death Mine   U.S. Inspector Reports 52 Pre-Blast Violations

52 Safety Violations At Mine Are Disclosed   Federal Report Listed Unsatisfactory Conditions Week Before Blast Tonk Presumed L111 Lives

52 Safety Violations in -’ Mine Week Before Blast.  Federal Inspector-Reveals Defects  Noted.Last November Net Corrected

INSPECTOR SAW 52 VIOLATIONS IN DEATH MINE   Discovered Unsafe Conditions Week Before Fatal Blast

Mine Safety Code Ignored U. S. Reveals   Claim 52 Violations At Centralia Week Before Explosion

ASEETY Weatnafement  U.S. Inspector Found Safety Violations in Blasted M ine; Explosion Claimed 117 Lives

Diggers Find Bodies of 20; 28 Men Saved   Poison Gas Blanket Sweeps Deep Shaft; Hope for Crew Ebbs

114 Men Trapped In Gas-Choked Mire ‘At Centralia, Mlinois; All-Out Rescue Effort. Pushed   TWENTY BODIES ARE SEEN IN WORKINGS

20 Bodies Fo aid After Explosion. Rips Thrw’ Pit;  Carbon Monoxide Spreads; Rescue. : fo... CAs. t.* . *.. PR. tee oF

114 MINERS ENTOMBED IN ILLINOIS MINE   All Feared Dead Following Blast in Centralia Shaft

MORE THAN 100 BELIEVED DEAD:   Cause of Explosion whioh Poured: Gas Through Mine is Not Known -—Twenty-Eight Men Have Beeti Rescued,

114 Men Trapped Blast Felt Dead   Peisoe. Soe Rabe Through  unnels, Efforts of Rescuers   DISASTER WORST IN MANY   Police and Company Officials See Little Hope for _ Entombed Workers -

GAS SLOWS UP OPERATION OF RESCUE CREWS   28 Saved Men Last Found Alive in Tunnels

Carbon Monoxide Fills Centralia Co. s Mine After Terrific Blast   Rescuers County Twenty Bodies Deep In Pit; Survivors Report Little Chance For Any To Come Through Poison Gas Alive.

Fear More Than Hundred Men Are Dead In Mine, 28 Have Been Rescued

U.S., Russia Would Give  Korea V oice   Both Agree Elected Repre. sentatives Should Have Say In Korean Debate

Agreement Reached On One Phase Of Korean Problem  Belgian Says Soviet Plan Is to Delay Solution of Issue

New Controversy Seen in Russian Plans for Korea   Dulles Proposes Temporary Board To Run Election

U, 8, SAYS REDS BALK IN KOREA   Dulles Declares Soviet Proposal! ‘Invelved"

U.S. Agreeahie To UN Hearing Korean Opinion   Wants Proposal Coupled . With UN Supervision of Voting; Against Withdrawa

Dulles Favors U.N. Committee On Korea Vote   Asks Modification In Proposal of Russian Group

ATOMIC PLANS STUDIED BY ENERGY COMMISSION   Make-Up of International Authority Subject of Exhaustive Investigation ”

UN Commission lgnores Russia  Takes Up U. S. Plan for Atomic Control

Towant Hears ‘Rumblings of  World Conquest   Sees Mascow Center Of Totalitarianism.

Rocco’s Body Is. Taken by Uncle; Girl May Go Free   Philip Ruocco ‘Request: Body of Slain Man Be Sent to Brooklyn Undertaker

Bribed a:Guard for. . View of Lincoln’s  Body 50 Years Ago   Harrisburg Man Relates How He Saw Body of  President at Grave

Long-Kept Secret Reveals Four Bribed Guard To Open Lincoln’s Casket

Tells of Rumors Air Officers Bought Stock   Former Publicist Testifies Béfore ‘Senate Probers

Senators Hear Of Stocks Held By Army Officer:  Hughes Probe Turns To Inquiry Into Finances Of Brass

Officers Had ‘Stock In Plane ‘Plants, He Say:   Col. W. B. Nuckols . Testifies Before Senate Committee

Wartime Rumors’ Recalled on Stand   Hughes Hearing Branches Into Dealings of Air Corps Officers

Stock Deal Inquiry Spreads   Hughes =e Probers Dig for:- «a of Air Force t » Conduct

No Official Probe Made   Officers Queried But ‘No Other Steps Taken

OFFICER ‘HEARD’ OF STOCK DEALS   Probers Told Of Early Rumors Of Transactions

Stock Was Worth 35.000   Hearing Aims At Uncovering Improper Actions’

Meyers Hid Ownership of Stock   Aviation Shares Owned by General Buying Army Planes

New Phase Of Inquiry Is Entered   Action in Hughes Cases Delayed Until Saturday

Contract Probe Enters New Phase  Committee Looking Inte Stock Trading

Testify Meyers Did Not Report Stock Purchase   tw investigaters Are Told ExOfficer Was Biz Dealer Prior To War; Nuckols Savs Asked For Revelation

Says Officers Held Stock In — Plane Companies  Dealt With Firms.   Dealt With Firms _ They Owned Shares, Says Senate Witness

Army Air Force Colonel Gives His Testimony  Says AAF Sent Out Letters of Inquiry

Accuse Officers Of Holding Stock In Companies They Dealt With During War 11

Air Officers Asked to List Stock Holdings  Nuckols Tells Probers

Air Force Officers Buying Of Stock In Companies With Which They Were Dealings Under Fire Before Prohbers

LINKS OFFICERS IN STOCK DEALS   Colonel Says He Heard Rumors of Holdings

Meyers ‘Hid’ Air Stocks, Probe Hears   Investigator Tells How General Shifted Shares to Wife's Name

QUIZZING SHIFTS FROM HUGHES TO ARMY AIR FORCE   FERGUSON PROMISES NEW DEVELOPMENTS AS INQUIRY SHIFTS

Rejected — Be euore Tt. Was " Offered   Dulles Says Russ uss and U.S. Troops Cannot Withdraw Until After’: Korean Elections Sponsored by UN.

Red Korea Plan Rejected by U. $   Can‘t Quit Before UN Backs Vote, Dulles Says

»Russia Brings Up Withdrawal In Korea Again   Revives Proposal in United  Nations—Rejected in Advance by U.S.

U.S. Spokesman Flatly Rejects Plan in Advance  America Wants Election Refore Forces Pull Out

U. S. SPURNS RUSS PLAN ON KOREA   Insists on U. N. Intervention After Election

Plan Hinges on U.S. Withdrawal at Same Time and Faces American Opposition; Dulles Asks Election

Proposes U.S.-Russ Departure   Soviet Calls On UN To Invite Korean Delegates In For Diseussions

GOVERNOR NAMES SALEM MAN T0 SEDITION PROBE  OMAR J. MC MACKIN ON 15-MAN BOARD  Tr LITTAl

Congress Hopes To End Session On Saturday   Senate Ends All-Night Fili buster And House Halts Delaying Tactics   ‘MUST’ LEGISLATION WILL BE COMPLETED

Filibuster Kills Election Probe In Kansas City   GOP Senators Give Up After All-Night Fight Periis Adjournment

G. 0. P. DROPS FIGHT FOR K. C VOTE PROBE   All-Night Democratic Filibuster Prevents Investigation

GOP ABANDONS FIGHT 10 GET ELECTION PROBE   Republicans Forced To Yield On Kansas City Issue In All Night Session

Former Cabinet Officer Sees Third Party   Calls For Conference Between Truman Anc Stalin At Berlin

Wernimont Is Stars Wire County Champ Best Wishes In Word Derby on ‘Round-Up

  Indonesians Use Women, Children  As Shield for Attack, Dutch Claim

Java Rebels Use Children As War Shield   Warn Dutch They'll Set Fire to Plantations; Clashes Renarte:

Dunkirk, N. Y. Gives $100,000 in Supplies To Town of Anzio, Italy

Dunkirk, (N.Y.) Again Stretches Hand Of Friendship, Aid Accross The Sea

ANTIO HONORED BY DUNKIRK, N.Y,   Town Sends $100,000 To Famed Beachhead City In Italy

Dunkirk Called ‘Very Big City of World’ as Gift O£ $100,000 in Supplies is Sent to Italian Town

24 IN FLOODBOUND “BUS ARE RESCUED   MOTORBOAT USED TO REMOVE GROUP MAROONED 15 HOURS WITHOUT FOOD.

Shea Is Surprise. Yank in 7th Ganie   Harris ‘Pats Him’ ott Mount     Expected Choice

—Seventh Game Of World Series— _  Dodgers ... OHO OOO OOO SEE BNO Yankees ... O80 BON HOR SES Bu  Yankees Win World Series

TAFT OPPOSES EX-TVA CHIEF ON ATOM BOARD   Stassen Favors Lilienthal And Vandenberg Hints He Will Give Support

TAFT OPPOSES FORMER ‘TVA - CHAIRMAN, FOR. ATOMIC : CHIET..VANDENBERG FOR “APPOINTMENT

ENATOR TAFT RM AGAINST ONFIRMATION   nator Vandenberg ndicates Support ¢ Nominee

AM AGAINST FIRMATION   nator Vandenberg ndicates Support ‘ Nominee

FBI CONTINUES IRONTON WHITE SLAVE ARRESTS   Have 50 Lodged in Scioto County Jail; 7 to Appear Before Commissioner

FBI Carries On Intensive Campaign In Crack Down On White Slave Racketeers

Union Chief Says Bell Co. Refuses Wage Proposals  Policy Group Votes 6G A M Teesem om Bech

TELEPHONE WALKOUT SET FOR APRIL 7   National Tieup Is Ordered by 39-Union Board Policy Group

Committee Sets Walkout For April 7   Decision To Call Out 287,000 Employes Unanimously Anvroved at Week-lona Meetina

BELL = SYSTEM TIEUP PLANS ARE COMPLETE   Representatives of 35 Unions Still Offer To Negotiate

Phone System Strike Called For April 7th   Nation-wide Tieup by 287,000 Union Members Voted

Nation-Wide Telephone Strike Set For April 7  Tleian Offloce Te New   Union Offers To Negotiate Dispute; Tie-Up Would Affect 287.000 Workers

Union Efforts For Agreement To Continue  Bell System Accused   Bell System Accused of Refusing to Make Counter Offers

Union Charges Talks Blocked; Policy Committee Votes Tie-up, But Orders More Conferences

Tuck Requests $6,500,000 For School System  ’ Seeks Laws To Ban   Seeks Laws To Ban Closed Shop, Halt Utility Tie-Ups

Tuck Wants Assembly To Aid Teachers   Closed Shop Ban Also On Program; Bill Introduced

OF CUT IN '47   “Wrong Kind at Wreng Time” President Tells Congress in Message.

Senate Lacks Strength to Oy oil Veto   Measure Offers Risky Benefits at Expense Of Sound Tax Policy. President Declares

LEADERS DOUBT CONGRESS ABLE TO REVIVE BILL   Passage Seen In House But Senate Opposition Held Too Stiff To Beat

LITTLE HOPE HELD 10 CUT 1947 LEVIES   Necessary Two-thirds Majority to Override Presi dential Disapproval Is Not Expected in the Senate,

Offers Risky Benefits He Says In Message   ‘Wrong Kind Of Tax Reduction At Wrong Time, President Adds; Backers Of Legislation See Senate Sustaining Veto.

President Says Wrong Kind of Slashes at Wrong Time Contained in Proposed Bill.  HOUSE WILL VOTE TO OVERRIDE MOVE

CALLS IT WRONG KIND OF CUT AT THE WRONG TIME   Tlouse May Override Veto; Senate Sure To Sunport Troman

Bill Represents. Wrong Approach, President Says   Move Kills All Chances of Relief for Taxpayers This Year   SENATE IS CERTAIN TO UPHOLD ACTION    Republican Formula Not Safe, Chief Executive 1 Tells Congress

Backers Can See No Chance Of Overriding   Oponents Too Strong in Senate.

Decision Virtually Kills Possibility of  Lower Income Taxes   Backers of Legislation Without Hope of Overriding President

Senate Lacks Votes To Override Action   ‘Risky, Unsafe,’ President Says; Republicans Ouick to Rap Move

_  — DUBIOUS BENEFITS’ —  Little Man’s Cut Held Too Small; Asks Full Study   G. O. P. CONCEDES OVERRIDE VOTE IMPOSSIBLE.

Is Unsound And Unsafe. He Asserts   Republicans Are Quick To Charge Political Move

GOP’s Concede Truman Veto: Has Put End — To Tax Slash   Politics Being Played Is Republican Charge

Appears  Reduction  Ts Killed   PRESIDENT SAYS BILL. PROVIDES. ‘WRONG KIND OF REDUCTION .  AND-AT THE WRONG TIME!

Its Wrong Kind Of  Tax Reduction At  Wrong Time, Word  To Congress

NOW FACING ‘SENATE AND HOUSE TEST   President Says It Is. Wrong Kind of Reduction at Wrong Time.

All Chances Of Tax Relief For. Session Killed:   President Claims That Republican Plan Ie Uncafe

Says Now Not Time For Cut   President Also Sharply Critical of Bill Itself;  Backers See No Chance Congress Will Override

Think Senate Will Sustain The Veto   Wrong Kind of Tax Slash at Wrong Time, Truman States

Passage Over Veto Unlikely Backers Say   President Claims Bill il-Timed And Ill-Advised

Says Manner, Time Of Cutting Wrong   Declares Debt Reduction Needed, Schedule Unequal; Expect Senate To Fail in Overriding Rejection

President Terms Bill ‘Unsafe, Asks Study for Revising System   Act Seen Killing Any Reduction This Year; Senate Backing ‘Sure’

Doubt Senate Can Muster Strength To Nullify Action   PRESIDENT OBJECTS TO IDEA AT PRESENT TIME; DECLARES CDErICIC RIT] IS TINEAIR

Chance For Cut In 1947 Is Out   Congress To Vote Again, But With Little Hope

Calls Proposal ‘Unsafe’; GOP  Cries ‘Politics’   Backers Concede Cau se Lost; Lack Senate Votes to Over-ride

Denounces Legislation as Wrong Kind at Wrong Time   POSSIBILITY OF TAX RELIEF FADES AT VETO, SENATE NOT EXPECTED TO OVERRIDE

President Says Time Not Ripe For Reductions   House Expected To. Override Veto Tomorrow, But Senate Lacking Sufficient Votes To Put Bill Over

GOP’s Peeved By Tax Slash Veto   Concede Defeat In House And Talk Of Efforts  TT. fame.

Chances of Overriding Said Slight   Truman Declares Measure Wrong Kind, at Wrong Time; Action Results In Canstic Coniment

Truman Vetoes Tax Cut   Little Chance Seen Of Overriding In Senate; Calls Bill Reduction In High Brackets.

Possibility Of Cut This Year Is Unlikely   GOP Congress Will Vote Question On Passage Over Veto; No Success,

Tax Bill Backers Caustic On Veto  May Have Bearing « Other Leaislation

TRUMAN ACTION. LIKELY TO KILL EARLY TAX-CUT   Congress Will. Vote Tuesday On Whether To Pass The Tax Bill Over Presidential Veto; Measure's Chances Termed  Shm.

President. Calls “Plan To. Lower Taxes nsafe”   ‘GIVES: MESSAGE   — oe ee OU EAE Meetudus eo aeiieen's Jee Se  Backers “OF. Bill ‘See Little Chance. To ‘Override Veto.

Congress Ready To Take Vote On Overriding Action   Offers Dubious, Risky Benefits To Taxpayers

President Says Measure Offers Wrong Kind of Reduction at Wrong Time

Asserts it's Wrong Kind, Wrong Time   “Risky Benefits at Cost Of Sound Policy;” Bill Apparently Doomed.

Ends Chance: Tax Reduction Until Next Year   Congress Lacks ; Votes To Override

TELLS CONGRESS MEASURE REPRESENTS WRONG KIND OF TAX CUT AT WRONG TIME

Action Virtually Kills Possibility Of Cut This Year   House Expected To Over-Ride President; Senate Is Doubtful

Sponsors See No Chanceto: Override Veto  Measure Offers Risky Benefits,

President Charges GOP Measure Offers "Wrong Kind’ of Reduction   Supporters of Legislation Concede Senate Will Uphold Veto; Republican Reaction Is Caustic With Allegations of: ‘Politics’

Tax Bill Veto Blasts Hope of ReliefT hisYean   Issue Seen Dominant on 48 Campaign for President

Ghost of Dead Tax-Slash Bill to Walk In 1948 Presidential Campaign, Says GOP National Committee's Chairman

TRUMAN'S ACTION ON “"TOING TAX BILL GETS CAUSTIC. COMREATS FROM \REPUBLICAN BACKERS: —-E PLANNED

House to. Vote Tuesday on Overriding   ‘Tll-Apportioned, Risky,’ President Savs of Legislation

No Chance Seen For Republicans To Override Truman’s Verdict   House Will Vote  On It Tomorrow   Chief Executive Declares Its Wrong Kind Of Reduction At Wrong Time

Saying Measure Offers Wrong Kind of Reduction President Vetoes Tax Reduction Bill   Backers of Measure Caustic in Their Reaction But Express No Hope of Being Able to Enact Law Over His Vete ,

Apparently Kills Tax Cuts for This Year — Not Enough Senate Votes

Temperatures   Ill-Timed and Risky, He Asserts In Message: House Will Ballot Tuesday in Attempt to Override

House Will Vote On Veto To:noryow; Senate Wednesday If There Is Any Need; GOP Sees Start Toward Reduction Need   / WOULD HAVE REDUCED ' TAKES 10.5 To 30%

TRUMAN VETOES GOP TAXCUTTING MEASURE TODAY   Refuses to Eliminate Four Billion Income Tax Payments in 1947

President Vetoes Tax Cut Measure   G.0.P. Dominated Congress to Vote On Killing Veto   Truman Says Bill “Offers Wrong Kind Of Tax Reduction At the Wrong Time”

GOP Concedes Overriding Impossible   Chief Tells Congress Time Not Right For Cut Until Inflation Pressures Cease

Backers of Plan Not Expected to Have Strength to Override Action

Passage Over Veto Unlikely   President Sharply Critical Of Bill, Says Wrong Time, Wrong Kind Of Cut

“Wrong Kind Of Reduction And At The Wrong Time,”  Truman Tells Congress TWO-THIRDS VOTE      Needed To Pass Law Over Disapproval Of Chief Executive: Senate Seems Certain To Block Enactment

‘Terms It ‘Wrong ‘Tax, Wrong Time’   President Says Rates Must Be Maintained As Basis For Sound U. S. Fiscal Policy

Possibility of Lower Income Taxes This Year Is Remote  HOUSE VOTE ON VETO      Republicans Caustic on Pol. icy of “Tax and Tax  and Spend”

President Declares Bill ls Timed Poorly And Ill-Apportioned   Backers of Measure Doubt White House Discpproval Can Be Overcome; Great Relief Needs Cited in Message to Congress

Debt Reduction Comes First, He Tells Congress   Politics Charged By Republicans Who Had Supported Bill

Measure’s Backers See Little Chance Of Over-riding Disapproval When Vote Is Taken In Senate; President Argues Benefits Are ‘Dubious And ill-Proportioned’

Backers of  Bill Admit Defeat   Truman Says Measure Unsound, Inflationary; Knutson Hits Stand

Act Virtually Kills Hope of ACut This Year  2-3 Vote Needed Ta Owarridea Vata

Opponents’ Reaction  Growing   Legislation’s Backers Say GOP-Deminated Congress to Overide

President Says “Time Has Not Arrived To Reduce Taxes’ In Rejecting GOP Legislation

Income Levy Cut for This  Year Doomed   President Says Bill Offers Wrong Kind Of Tax Reduction

Offers Dubious, Risky Benefits, Congress Told      Backers See No Chance To Override His Veto

GOP In House Concede Defeat On Tax Cutting   Vote Slaied Toduy, With Senate To Ballot On Bill Tomorrow Lf Veto Rejected

Act Virtually Kills Chances For 1947 Cuts   Republican Leaders See Little Chance To Override Action

Says Slash Nof Fair To Low Income Group   Little Chance Seen For Passage Over Truman’s Disapprova!

PRESIDENT TRUMAN VETOED THE INCOME ~~ TAX CUT MEASURE   Declared it “Offers Dubious, I-Appropriated and Risky Benefits.   IMMEDIATE REACTION   Mr. Truman’s Action Virtually Eliminates Tax Reduction This Year.

Time Wrong For Changes In Revenue,  Says Leader   ‘Asks Complete Study And New Setup When Conditions Are Okay

Says Bill Benefits © Rich, Contributes To *Econonic Instability.

Congress Leaders See Death of Bill For Present Year   Reactions Mostly Caustic Comments On Latest Action

RETURNS BILL TO CONGRESS FOR BiG TEST   ‘Wrong Kind, Wrong Time for Cuts, Says Executive

Raps Measure as \ll-Advised   House May But Senate Not Expected to Over pide Veto

Action Leaves Little Hope for Cut This Year   President Calls Bill's Benefits “Risky, Il Proport ioned’

Virtually Kills Possibility Of Relief This Year   Two-Thirds Vote In Congress Necessary To Enact Law Over President's Disapproval

President Calls Benefits “Risky” In Message Today   Doubt Sufficient Votes to Pass With Two-thirds Majority Over His Veto

Income Levy Cut Virtually Out For 1947   Little Chance To Overrride Truman's Action

TEMPERATURES   Truman Kills Hopes Of Relief This Year   Advocates Admit Senate Strength To Override Veto Lacking; Same White House Stand On Labor Bill Seen

Chief Executive Insists on Higher Taxes ior  All United States Citizens—Advances 6 Reasons For His Veto—St. Anthony of Padua Church in East Utica Suffers Heavy Fire Damage—Flood Crest in lowa ls Moving Further Down Stream

Chances Slim To Override Truman Veto   Republicans Willl Try, Doubt If They Can Swing Senate:

President Says Slash In Taxes On Pay ‘Unsafe’   Action Virtually Kills Any Chanee Of Income Levy Cut This Year, Observers Cluim   GOP Leaders Say Strength Lacking   Truman First President To Veto a Measure Calling For Cut In Taxation

Time. of. High Employment, High Profit, High Wages and Price Is Time to Creat Surplus and Pay on Debt, He Says

MEASURE IS UNSAFE, SAYS WHITE HOUSE   House Is Told Plan Represents Wrong Kind of Reduction at Wrong Time.

Now Is Time To Cut Debt, He Contends   Brands Measure As Inequitable and Poorly Timed

Congress Votes This Week On Overriding   Little Chance Sightec For Senate to Enlist Enough Support

BACKERS SEE LITTLE CHANCE OF FINAL WIN:   Unlikely Congress Will Override Veto On Tay Cut Messcnure

Rationing, Eating Less, Wasting Less Remedies For Question. Of Food

Here's What Food Aid Picture Is   Rationing Would Take Lang Time te Set Up: Wasting Less Has Best Chance

Painless Solution of Food Problem: ‘Waste Less’ Program Calls For No Sacrifices at Tables

WUC HOMECOMING PLANS COMPLETED   Coronation of Queen To _ Precede WUC-Buena Vista Game

College Dedicates New Buildings At 1947 Homecoming  Procram Begins   Program Begins Wednesday; Finished Saturday Evening

College Dedicates New Buildings At 1947 Homecoming  Program Begins Wednesday; Finished Saturday Evening

Mufti Declares Arabs to Fight Jewish State   Intimates That They Plari United Drive Even Against U.N.

Views Conflict On Food Prices   Some See Them Down In 1948—Others Cite World Needs Pressure

Drop in Food Prices Is Predicted With Foreign Relief Called Factor

PREDICTS DROP IN FOOD PRICES      Francis Sees Possible Decline Of 15 Per Cent Next Year

Food Company Official Sees Drop In Average Food Prices   By Harvest Time In 1948, Not Immediate; Senator Says Price Stabilizing Tied Up With Europe, Asia

Choose Your Expert  Food Prices Going Up Says One — Down, Argues Other

FOOD PRICE DROP DUE NEXT YEAR COMMITTEE TOLD   Commerce Chamber Warns However, Marshall Plan Mav Curh Decline

See Food Costs Cut 15 Per Cent By Fall Of “4é   But United States C. OF C. Views Upward Trend Hf Marshall Plan Effected

DROP IN FOOD PRICES SEEN   General Foods Leader Predicts Lower Average ‘Near Harvest’

EDITOR'S SLAYER MAY GET PAROLE   Officials Report Pat McDermott is Changed Man

rar Mcvermorr to Ver raroice rearing Gang Triggerman Becomes Scientis!  In Ohio Pen---Used To Be Toughie

MEMORIAL DEATH TOLL TOTALS 482   Accidents Reach All Time High In Long Holiday

NATIONAL HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL (S St! AT OVER 470 TODAY   Thirty Fatalities Occur in Indiana During Long Weekend Period: Plane Crashes Costly.   STATE IS SECOND IN TABULATIONS

HOLIDAY DEATH LIST HITS 461   Autos Kili 194 as Tragic Week-End Closes

Most Tragic Week End In U.S. History   Traffie Deaths Total 194, Planes Cost 103 Lives

Holiday Death Toll Nears 500   Trattic Accidents Soar Over Nation; 53 Persons Drown

Nation-Wide News Roundup * BxcConvict Gets a $50,000 Damage * Fire Threatens. .:  - Maryland. City». ©

PRESIDENT CLEARING DESK - IN PREPARATION FOR TRIP BY PLANE TO RIO

FEAR MISSING GIRL KIDNAPED   Search Fails To Reveal Trace Of Waldo Child

RENEW SEARCH FOR LOST BABY   Posse Hunt for 20-Month-Old Child Missing Near Marion

POSTWAR RECORDS SHATTERED. Wholesale Prices Edge Nearer All-Time High In Steady Rise .

Postwar Price Marks Broken By New Climb   Edging Closer to the AllTime High of May,  1920

PRICES REACH POSTWAR HIGH   Wholesale Index Is Nearing All-Time Record, Bureau Of Statistics Reports

Death Takes W. C. Durant   Ex-GMC Head, ‘85, Ili for Five Years ©

Wm. C. Durant Dies; ‘Plunger’ In Investments   Organized General Motors; Made, Lost For; tunes Up to $90 Million

DURANT, AUTO PIONEER, DIES   Industrialist Who Twice Had Control of G-M Con cern, Succumbs at 85

W. C. Durant, Once Moiors King, Dies   ' Organized G.M. And Twice Held Control of Firm

William C. Duran! Dies at Age of 8  Built and Lost Many Fortunes

Pioneer Auto Builder Dead      William C. Durant, 85, Dies With. Most of. _ Fortune Gone

Durant, Giant Of Auto World, Dies   Twice Controlled, Lost GM, Recently Said Quality Most Important

GM ORGANIZER SUCCUMBS IN NY   > William Durant Played Key Role in Auto Advancement

Durant, Auto Tycoon, Dead Twice Controlled,  Lost General Motors

ORGANIZER OF GM SUCCUMBS   Durant Twice Held and  Twice Lost Enternrise

W.C. DURANT, ORGANIZER OF GM, SUCCUMBS   Twice Head of General Motors Corp., Dies In N. Y. at Age of 85

WILLIAM DURANT, ORGANIZER OF GM, VICTIM OF DEATH   Shrewd Bull Market Operator Made and Lost Fortunes During. Lifetime

W. C. Durant, Auto Industry Pioneer, Dies   Organized and Twice Controlled General Motors

Strikers Seek Settlement of Shell Oil Disoute   William C. Durant. Ex-GM Oraanizer Dies

William Durant Succumbs Today   Organizer of General Motors Dies In New York Apartment

William Durant Dies in New York  Held and Lost Contre - Of GM Two Times

DURANT, AUTO ~ PIONEER DEES   “Bull Market” Operator Twice Controlled Gi; Festered Buick. Chevrolet

Dairy Co-op Says Innocent Rigging N. Y. Butter Price  Manipulation Case Scheduled to Be

WAR DEAD FROM EUROPE ARRIVE   Iowa, Four Other Midwest States Included

MARSHALL PLAN MEETING SET   British, French, Russian Leaders Confer Friday On New Program

Small Southern Group Insists on Further Inquiry   Republicans Threaten Day  And Night Sessions Throughout Week

ShowdownLooms Today or Monday In Bilbo Squabble   Republicans to Use Persuasion First, Then Stern Measures

Republicans to Try Force oi Persuasion   Sen. Taft Threatens ‘To Change Rules About Cloture

Republicans Devise Persuasion Or Force  To End Senate Block   Democratic Steering Committee Also Considers Southern Senators’ Refusal To Permit Vote On Barring Man From Mississippi.

Continuous Sessions May Be Held to Break Filibuster in Senate Over Seating of Bilbo

DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS FOR SENATE LIKELY  Majority In Upper   Majority In Upper House Stymied by Insistence of Southern Group.

Republicans Plan To End Bilbo Filibuster Today Or Force Issue Next Week

VANDENBERG ASKS STUDY OF PLANS TO HELP WORLD   Senator Wants to Know How Far U. 8. Can Go—Calls for Inventory of Nation’s Resources.   PROPOSES BIPARTISAN GROUP MAKE INQUIRY   Calls tor “Total Balance Sheet”—Asserts Situation Must Be Met With Vision and Courage.

GOP Leader Calls For Top-Level Council Of Republicans And Democrats To Determine How  Much America Can Aid The World

VANDENBERG ASKS  RESOURCES SURVEY   Foreign Relations Gommitice Chairmaa Waals Bie Partisan Council To See How Far Retien oe Gs fa Puttiae War-Strickea Werid Ge Feet

SCOPE OF U.S. AID IN EUROPE GETS CHECKUP   VANDENBERG SAYS WORLD WILL SAG WITH AMERICA

Senator Asks For Top Council fn European Aid  s Over-All Pla:   Proposes Over-All Phar Be Set Up Before  Going Further

‘Declares U. S. Resources! \Needed To Halt Economic ' Collapse Throughout World!

Wants Inventory OFU.S. Resources  Eyes Limit To Putting > World On Its Feet

Vandenberg Proposes Demo-GOP. Council Planned Program O} Foreign Aid Asked -

Vandenberg Urges World Need Study   Council Suggested Tx - Study How Much U. § Can Aid

Vandenberg  Wants Master Plan for U. S. Aid Program  Asks Bi-Partisan Council Be Named To Decide How Fa

Organized Europe Aid Suggested   Vandenberg Would Have Non-Political Group Tackle Problem

COALITION T0 DETERMINE U. S, ROLE IS URGED   Vandenberg Would See How Far This Nation Can   Go In Helping Europe   INVENTORY OF OWN RESOURCES NEEDED

RELIEF NEEDED, -GRANGERS TOLD   J 1. foe SECRETARY .ANDERSON DE: CLARES THAT EUROPEAN  ’ RELIEF REQUIRED : uu... THROUGH 1950

TO OBSERVE HOLIDAY   *ederal County end City Offices Will He (leeed lemerrew

*TO ORSERVE HOLIDAT      Federal. County and City Offices Will Ge Ctased Temerree

British Foreign Secretary Charges That U. S. President Wrecked Negotiations For Peaceful Settlement Of Problem By Calling For Admission Of 100,000 Jews To Holy Land Last Fall—Sees Possibility Of Solution Outside United Nations

Says He Beqged Statement Nof Be Issued   Declares Problem Made Subject Of “Local Elections”

ON PALESTINE AROUSES BEVIN   British Foreign Secretary Says Political Move “Wrecked” Talks   “Spoiled” Talks, Charge

Bevin Places Failure Upon Pres. Truman   Scores Advocacy of Sending 100,000 Jews to Palestine

Bevin Charges  Truman Wrecked  Palestine Talks Secretary Opens Commons Debate

Bevin Attacks Demand Made By Truman   Truman’s Intervention In Jewish Problem  Irritating tn Reitich

\Said He Wrecked Negotiations for Settlement of Palestine Problem.   ‘OPENED HOUSE DEBATE   Bevin Declared ‘There Was Still Chance of Settling It  Outside U. N.

BUT EXPLAINS THERE STILL IS A CHANCE   -' Says Statement by Truman Last Fail Rroke Nevotiations

BEVIN PUTS BLAME ‘ON TRUMAN AFTER NEGOTIATIONS FAIL   Claims President Wrecked Pal‘ estine Negotiations By _... Making Statement _

Truman Is Blamed For Holy Land Upset   Bevin of Britain Says President’s Call Last Fall for Admission of Jews Blocked Settlement of Palestine Issue.

Bevin Blames Truman Talk   Spoiled Settlement of Palestine Snarl

BEVIN SAYS TRUMAN HURT JEWISH PLAN   Holy Land Statement Blamed For Peace Failure

Palestine Blame on Truman   British Foreign Secretary Charges President Wrecked Holy Land Accord

BEVIN BLAMES PRESIDENT FOR HOLY LAND FLOP   Says Truman Wrecked Plans by Calling for More Jews in Palestine

BEVIN ASSERTS TRUMAN RUINED NEGOTIATIONS  FOR PALESTINE   Says President’s Call For Admitting 100,000 Jews To Land Was Cause

Flays Truman  On Palestine Bevin Charges U. S. Chief Wrecked Meet

Bevin Blames Truman for Lion Trouble   Immigration Statement Lost Fall Wrecked Negotiations, He Says

Rebukes Truman  Hand   British Foreign Secretary Charges That President Wrecked Holv Land Solution

BEVIN CLAIMS PRESIDENT  TOBLAME   For Wrecked Negotiations In Palestine

Bevin Claims Statement In  Fall Election   Begged That) Statemend Not Be Released: Ashe For U.S. Yelp.

Bevin Charges Truman ‘Wrecked Settlement of Palestine Problem   Call for Immediate Admission of 100,000 Jews to Holy Land Upset Negotiations, Britis Foreian Secretary Tells House of Commons

— CHARGE — 100,000. Entry ‘Plan Blamed ,  BRITON ASKED ‘BYRNES’. AID:

CHIEF BLAME FOR PALESTINE GIVEN TRUMAN   Bevin Says Immigration De mand Wrecked Chances for Peace.

Bevin Charges Political Move By U.S. Chief   ‘Question Nearly Settled — When President Upse: Britain’s Boat

U.S. Blamed In Palestine Controversy   Bevins Charges Truman Wrecked Near Settlement

Bevin Declares Truman to Blame In Jew Impasse  Row Near Settlemen: Till President Made  oe OF eee a ee, Ae 7 85.

Bevin Blames Pres. Truman   Says He Wrecked Negotiations For Peaceful Settlement Of Palestine Problem

Bevin Charges Truman Caused Palestine Snar  Says Demand fo Let 100,000 Jews Enter Wiesalesd Nea aera a

Says President Wrecked Plans For Settlement   Foreign Minister Makes Accusations

SAYS TRUMAN'S ACTION IN NOV. STOPPED TALKS   British Foreign Secretary Said Things Were Going Well For Solution To Holy Land Trouble  Uniil President Stepped in.

THES at SAYS   British Foreign Minister Raps Statement on Jewish :

Bevin Lights Into Truman  Charges Palestine Negotiations: ‘Wrecked By President

BEVIN HITS AT TRUMAN STATEMENT   Says it Wrecked Efforts to Solve Palestine Problem

Failure Blamed To U.S. Stand   Bevin Accuses Truman in Bitter Speech On British Holy Land Policies

Ask Raisers Cut On Feed Cattle, Hoas   Need Co-Operatior From Both Consum. ers, Producers.

LIGHTER’ HOGS CALLED FOR To CUT GRAIN USE   Farmers Also Are Advised To Abandon Plans For Top-Grade Cattle

says Food Battle Would Be Half Won If Farmers And Consumers Would Revise Programs For 8 Months

Give up Best Beet. America Is Asked Sell Light Animals  To Save Grains. Farmers Are Bid

End Feeding for ‘Choice’ Meats, Farmers Urged   U.S. Seeks to Save Grain Normally Used To Fatten Livestock

100 Million Bushel Reduction in ‘Home Garden Consumption Is Goal

Top Steaks Take  Grain for Europe 60 Million Bushels Used for Stock

Ask for End of Feeding To Get ‘Choice’ Grade Meat And Save 60 000.000 Bushels Grain

STOCK FEEDING EYED AS AGRAIN SAVER   Experts Study Way To Pare Consumption By Cattle

Abandonment Of Choice Cuts Is Considered   Extra-Fattening Uses 60,000,000 BusAels Experts Sav

FARMERS TOLD TO CUT FEED FOR CATTLE   Anderson Asks Top Grade Meat Be Abandoned

ANDERSON ASKS END OF FEEDING OUT LIVESTOCK   Would Save 60,000,00C Bushels of Grain Needed to Aid Europe

: TRUMAN “WASTELESS” FOOD PLAN IN HIGH GEAR, WITH CURBS SEEN NE FAILS: LESS FAT MEAT URGED 

Asks End Of Feeding For ‘Choice’ Meats   - Will Save 60 Million Bushels Of Wheat, Claim Agriculture Department Specialists

U S. TREASURY AGENTS TO REGISTER FIREARMS   Will Be Stationed In Court House At Gettysburg Next Wednesday And Thursday

Two-Day French Shipping Strike Brought to End  Paris Bus, Subway Workers Still Out,

French Port Strike Ends   Subways Tied Up; Maritim TInion Reaches Pact

en eee oo eee eee eo.  FRENCH PACT TO END SER STRIKE   Leaders Report Progress in

ment ToEnd Strike May Be Near   French Ports Have Been Tied Up Since Yesterday; Some Busses Operating

Weary France Seeks to End ? Bad Strikes   Paris Transit Walkout Enters Fifth Day— 40.000 Maritime Men May Return Soon

Agreement Near In Dock Walkout   Seamen in France Demand Pay Boost

French Near Strike Accord   Dockmen May Settle; Transit Tieup Holds

French Near Agreement In Port Strike   Government Attempts To End Communist-Inspired Strike of Maritime and Transport Workers.

Seamen’s Strike Nears End   French Workers’ Walkou May Be Called Off Saturday

French Claim Agreement s Near On Tie-Up   Maritime Strike Halts Work In Republic’s Ports

Reach Agreement in French Maritime Strike   Sovernmeni, Union Chiefs Say Walkout May End Snturdau

FRENCH WORK T0 SETTLE STRIKE   TRANSPORT CRIPPLED AS THOUSANDS IDLE IN WAGE DISPUTE

French Near Wace Deal   Maritime Strike Deing Settled, Transport Strike Stitt ow in Paris

French Near  Agreement On Strike 40,000 Maritime  Workers’ Walkout Ties Un Ports

INDIANA ABE CALLS ON MORATORIUM ON DRINK PERMITS   No More Applications t¢ Be Accepted in SixMonth Period, State Agency Announces.   SITUATION TERMED ‘OVER COMPETITIVE’

U.N. Membership Battle Continues  To Be Deadlocked   United States And Russia In Battle On Admitting New Members   !  COMMITTEE FACES ANOTHER IMPASSE

@ PAUL MALLON—  Labor Bill Veto Signals Truman’s Re-election Quest on Union Vote

BRIGHTER TODAY! © ; ‘ Weather: Rampages Spo ~ Many ‘Easter : Parades -

STORMS BREAK OVER MOST OF NATION EASTER   Rain, Snow, High Winds And Floods Put Check On Holiday Parades

UMW HEAD HAS ONLY CRITICISM FOR LABOR LAWS   Sees Bills Attacking Unrest Symptons Rather Than ~ Root Cause

BLAST LABOR BILLS BEFORE SENATE GROUP   DeMille Asks Ban ©)n Closed Shop Union Contracts

Senators Tangle With Boss of CIC   Reuther Accused of Advocating Socialist System for Americans

Tangles — With Ta Ft  And Ball      ASKS FOR ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ‘JUSTICE’ INSTEAD OF PUNITIVE * ‘LEGISLATION AGAINST LABOR 

NAM Urges New Laws fo Curb Labor  Industry-Wide Contracts Scored

Extend Over Large Range Prohibitions   Include Industry-Wide Bars gaining, Closed Shops, Unjustified Strikes and Boycotts   Plan Outlined By Iva Mosher   Says Real Danger Lies In Congress’ Reluctanee To Geapple With Problem

np ge OTHERS TESTIFY — N.A. M.. Offers Views On Labor Legislation

Closed Shop, Boycott Are Hit by NAM   Congress Is Advised Constructive Control OF Labor Is Vital

Era of Industrial Peace Is Seen By Manufacturers  Removal of Externa Interferences Asked by NAM Today

NAM Suggests Congress Ban Closed Shops, Industry-Wide Wage Pacts

NAM Opposes Industry - Wide Bargaining and  ‘Interference  a   Fears Congress Will Not Act Because Strikes Are Waning

Moser Outlines Way to Peace in Senate Hearing   Asks Congress Prohibit Industry Wide Bargaining, Closed Shop; CIO Challenges Industry

Peace In Industry Is Seen  Possible   Basis Is Presented To Committee In Congress

Kennelly Defeats Roof In Chicago Mayoral Election  Is Considered Test Of Political Trend

Chicago Democrats Elect Kennelly in Mayoralty Contest  Dusecali Baat f'anradac   Russell Root Concedes Defeat With Half of Votes In

\TO HAVE A WOOD YARD   County Will Haul Fuel to Homes of Relief Clients Who Cut It

s a _ es  NO FATALITIES: IN DERAILMENT   Pennsylvania Traln Hits Open Switch Near Kokomo Station

Pennsy Train Leaves Tracks Five Injured   Locomotive And 5 Cars Derailed; Hit Open Switch

Administration Now Expects Balanced Budgetand Payment Of Perhaps Billion on Debt

WELL AHEAD OF ESTIMATI   Balanced Budget, Debi Payment Indicated By Big Returns

BALANCED FEDERAL BUDGET PREDICTED   Government Fiscal Analysts Se Possibility of $1,000,000,000 Payment on Debt.

New Comintern Calls On European Reds To Wage War On Yank Imperialism

Marshall Plan Seen As Target Of New Red Unit   U.S. Accepts Revived Comintern As Strife Between East And Wes!

REPORT HEARD GREEK WATERS BEING MINED   U. 8. OFFICIALS FEAR BALKAN ;, CRISIS MAY DEVELOP BE. FORE UN ASSEMBLY * ms 7 MEETS;  2

Greek Border  Danger Grows   U.S. Alert To Developments Which May Touch Off Balkan Power Keg

FIRE 1S FATAL TO 4 CHILDREN   Three Others Injured Wher Exploding Oil Storage Tank Fires Dwelling

@ PAUL MALLON.—  Doubts Food Prices Will Go as High as Officials Predict

Union Committee Will Meet Today To Ratify Contract: Is Retroactive To April 1

Agreement Announced by Phillip Murray is For Two Years With Wage Reopening Clause after One Year. Actual Sign- to Take Place Tues ay.

New Pact Provides Increase of About L5 Cents Per Hour   Way Cleared for Year of Peace in Vital Industry; Reopening of Wage Question in 12 Months Possible; Raises Retroactive

Now’s Time To Prepare For Future   House Speaker Says Income Is on Downgrade—Should Replenish Funds

INegai Claims For Cash Said Found In Area   Vets In “52-20” Club At Dallas. Facing Arrest

Illegal Claims For Cash Said Found In Area  Vets In “52-20” — Club At Dallas BE. ata A ssancok

U.S. Commitments Total Huge Sum   Loans, Aid to Nations Abroad Will Exceed Seven Billions

Three Nations Are Accused Of Aiding  Rebels In Greece   Action To Put A Stop To Troubles In Balkans Is Uraed Of United Nations

Balkan Probers Say Three Nations Fostered Guerilla Acts in Greece

Pro-Soviet Neighbors Are Charged With Fomenting Guerilla Action in Greece   United Nations’ Balkan Commission Urges Council Action, but Certain Veto by Russia Blocks Peace Plans

BULLETIN   UN Charges Plot To Aid Greek Reds   Guerrilla War Said To Have Strong Backing

UN Seeks To Stor Greek Guerrillas   Claim Neighboring Nations Of Fomenting Warfare

UN Action Is Urged In Balkans Dispute   ag tee Bulgaria and Albania Assisting reek Guerrillas, Probe Commission Avers

Soviet May Aid Those Ignoring Western Bloc   Moscow Continues te Attack Conference in France

LIBERTY PARTY QUITS, SCORES HUNGARY REDS   Peace Treaty Terms Violated, Regime Foes Charge

Police Hunting Stimson Niece   Concern Is Felt Over He: Disappearance

Products Of County Industries FOUR COMPANIES Jumped $3,313,500 In Year As SAVE BARN ON Wages Increase By $670. QOOO.RENDER FARM

Products Of County Industries Jumped $3,313,500 In Year As Waaes Increase By $670.000)

Rural Education Problems Claim __ Attention of State Assembly Today

U. S,, BRITISH TO CLASHON MINES   Issue Up at Discussion On German Coal Production

Britain And U. S. To Clash Over Nationalization Of Ruhr Coal Mines

CLASH IS SEEN ON RUHR MINES   Britain Favors Nationalization Of Industry

BRITAIN AND © U.S.FACING DISAGREEMENT   Over Handling Of Coal Mines In Ruhr Area

FIRE DESTROYS OLDIOWA CHURCH   Only Shell Remains of Building-in Stoux Citv

O’Daniel Hints He May Run Again   Texas Senator Wants Six-Year Terms in Congress

SUPREME COURT FEUD STALLED   High Tribunal Refuses te  Review Certain Case

U.N. Dealt Blow, Says Gromyko  2 Turkey Labeled War Profiteer’ :

SOVIET URGES UN TO SET UP SPECIAL BOARD   Proposal Considered Move to Prevent  Military Help

Weather Hampers Search for Byrd Expedition Plane   Crew of 8 Unreported  Navy Patrol Ship With a  Smce Monday

Snow'Buries Midwest - Cold Wave Coming   Driving... Congitions Lxtremely Hazardous; Chicago Has Ten-Inch Snowfall.

ONLY SHOWERS PREDICTED FOR NEXT 2 WEEKS   Towa Corn Crop in Urgent Need of Heavy Downpours in Few Days

No Agreement in Sight After 24 Hours of Debate   Continue Filibuster After All Night Session: Seek Showdown Monday

U.S. Budget Has Surplus First _ Time in 17 Years   Excess of $754,000,000 Below Estimate Made By President April 19

U.S. Ends Year With a Surplus, First Since 1930   $574,000,000 in Black Breaks Up String Of Deficits: Debt Reducec

Snyder Reveals Budget Surplus   Surplus Is First For Government In  177 Years

FIRST -IN 17 YEARS  $754 Million Federal Surplus Applied to Debt

U.S. Ends Year With Surplus $745,000,000.   Snyder Announces Balanced Budget, After 17 Deficits

Government Finishes Up With Surplus   First Balance In 17 Years, Record Shows

U. S. Finishes Fiscal Year With Surplus   First In 17 Years; Change From Year Ago Deficit Of Over $20 Billion

US ENDS YEAR IN BLACK   First Surplus in 17 Years Breaks Up Deficit Strina

TREASURY OUT OF “RED” FOR FIRST ~TIME IN 17 YEARS   Total Falls Short Of Record Peak Recorded In Coolidge  Banimea

Will Be Used As Reduction National Debt   First Such Surplus In 17 Years; Snyder Still Against Tax Cut.

THIS READS DIFFERENTLY—  Government Ends Fiscal Year With Budget Surplus of 3-Quariers Billion

Breaks 17 Year String Of Deficits   Reports Surplus Already Applied To National Debt

BALANCE LEFT FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 1930   Surplus Of $754,000,000 Less Than Estimated By Truman In April

$750,000,000 U.S. Surplus For Fiseal’47   Figure is $500,000,000 Below Truman's Estimate

SURPLUS WON'T BE 100 GREAT   Government’s Actual Savings Much Less than Truman Estimated April 19

First Time in 17 Years Gov't. Without Deficit   500 Million Less Than Trumar Fstimate; Applied on National Dehbtt

GOVERNMENT ENDS YEAR IN BLACK   First Surplus in 17 Years Reported Today

U.S. Ends Fiscal Year With a 754 Million Surplus   Is First Surplus ‘In 17 Years---Breaks String of Deficits

SNYDER ASKS HIGH TAX LEVEL Government Has Surplus Funds On Hand For New Fiscal Year

Government Winds Up 1947 Fiscal Year With Surplus of $754.000.000

First Surplus Since 1930 In U.S. Treasury   Government Closes Fiscal Year 1947 With Surplus Of $754,000,000

First Federal Budget Surplus In 17 Years —   Receipts, Exponditures Exceed Estimate. Made By Presiden? in Anril

Surplus Comes To U. 5. Budge After 17 Years   Secretary Snyder  Reports Treasury in Black to Extent of Nearly $754.000.000

AFL PUTS OFF DECISION ON UNION PLEDGE   Action on Signing Of Affidavits Delayed Until Thursday

AFL Couneil Delays Lewis  Showdown   Officers May Drop Vice-President Tag: To Shun Affidavits

DeadlyNew Weapon Confirmed   Scientist Says Secret De vice Is of Tremendous Military Importance

Ford  Spurns Foremen   Motor Co. Withdraws Recognition of Union After Three Years Of “Experimenting”

Ford Says Foreman Union Try Failure   Withdraws Recognition Of Union Now On Strike

FORD FOREMEN UNION BANNED   Compeny Announces Withdrawal Of Recognition Of Group

FORD WITHDRAWS RECOGNITION OF FOREMEN'S UNICH   Says Association Unsound In - Principle, Unworkable In Practice .

Foremen’ *s Assn. Loses Approv al Of Ford Motors   Told Management Unions Unworkable In Practice: 3800 Out On Strike

FORD REJECTS FOREMEN UNION   Withdraws Recognition as Bargaining Agent

bes GONTRACT FRAUD CHARCE   BENDER SAYS HEARINGS. TO START TOMORROW WILL ALSO REVEAL OVERPAYMENTS MADE

‘Take Laiwu And Stitai In Battle   Shatter Plans Of Chiang In Tsinan Section

CHINA REDS CLAIM NATIONALS ROUTED   Communist Radio Reports 7 Divisions Annihilated

TERY FIRE. LED TO DEATHS OF 52 PERSONS   FLAMES IN BAGGAGE CAUSED ONE OF MAJOR TRAGEDIES IN AVIATION HISTORY,

IRLINER PLUNGES INTO UTAH CANYON   Luxury Craft Only Five Feet From Safe Landing

Begin: Probe In Plane Disaster  Taking 52 Lives   Eastbound Super - Luxury Liner Takes Fire And Crashes In Utah   FORTY-SEVEN OF DEAD, PASSENGERS

Bodies Of Victims Removed.   Flaming Mainliner Crashes Near Rugged Utah’s Bryce Canyon

JUSTICE DEPT, INVESTIGATING BILBO AFFAIRS   Probe Already in Progress; GOP Leaders Vow a Fight —To-Finish to Unseat Senator.

Justice Dept. Investigating Bilbo Affairs  Senate Committee  Plans Finish Fight To Oust Member

Republicans To Press      __ Justice Department Investigating * Dealings With War Contractars

Justice Department Agents Investigate Bilbo Affairs   Inquiry Is Independent of That Made by Congressional Committees—Probe Disclosed as Taft Reveals Senate Republican Steering Committee Has Agreed Unanimously to Press Fight to Oust Mississippian From Chamber.

JUSTICE DEP'T. PROBING BILBO AFFAIRS ALONE   GOP Policy Group Will Make Effort To Oust  Mississippian

Parties Disagree  On Barring Bilbo   Justice Department Enters Fight Over Mississippi Senator

FBI Investigates  Bilbo’s Activity  Republicans To Fight For Ouster

Department of Justice Probes  Bilbo’s Affairs   GOP Group Signals Finish Fight to Oust Mississippi Senator

Justice Department Checks Into Affairs Of Senator Bilbo  GOP Colleagues Signal For Finish Fight Wa Crived Lie

Truman Price Policy Attacked By Vouna. Taft At A.N.P.A. Meefina 

Publishers Hear Attack On Truman   President’s Price Policies Assailed By Young, Taft

Cars Damaged In Mishaps On Icy Highways   Several Vehicles Involved In Accidents; One Woman Slightly Hurt   Taken to Hospital

Cars Damaged In Mishaps. On Icy Highways   Several Vehicles Involved In Accidents; One Woman Slightly Hurt 

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Miami--T he Candy-Iced Cake That Became A Tourist City

Just About Anything Can and Does Happen in Florida; Boyle Relates Some Incidents

Quarantine Yanks At Fort Monmouth   Outbreak Of Influenza Ha Already Hospitalized 900 Soldiers

Senate Passes  Duff Tax Slate Without Chana  House To Concur Quickly, Sending

Tax Program Returned To Pa. House  Measures Get Approval In The Senate

“Invincible’ Red Army Is Myth, Declare   Military Writer Says Soviets Are Poorly Armed, Trained

‘Invincible’ Red Army a Myth. Says Estonian Who Fought Both With and Against It

BRASS IEIS ENR, EAEIMY Fo  Soldier. Writer Reports Soviets Foorly Armed, Equipped, Trained

‘Invincible’ Red Army Called One Of Greatest Illusions Of Our Time   Military Expert Who Has Fought Against And With  The Russians Says Soviet Military Force a

INVINCIBILITY OF RUSSIAN ARMY IS GREATEST ILLUSION, MILITARY EXPERT DECLARES

Arrest Fanatics In Arson Reign   Canadian Religious Sect Goes Berserk

JAIL DOUKHOBORS FOR TERRORISM   POLICE INVESTIGATE BURNING OF HOMES IN KOOTENAY VALLEY

Senate to See Labor Courts System Bill    Interpreting of . Contracts, Settling of Dispute Provided

LABOR COURT ~ _ PLANS READY   LL PREPARED-TO0-SETUP-S8Y8: TEM OF SEPARATE COURTS FOR LABOR DISPUTES

‘LABOR COURTS’ SOUGHT IN BILL   Contract Interpretation anc Dispute Settlements Aims of Plan

REDS OUTLINE VERBAL DRIVE AGAINST US   Monitors Intercept Propaganda Call Over Radio

Coast Trains Collide ~ In Minnesota Blizzard; 38 Injured, 6 Seriously

5 Montanans Are on Casualty List   Sections of North Coast Limited Collide in Storm

L. A. COUNTY HAS FIFTH SEX SLAYING   Body of Woban Victim Found At Long Beach

Seek Showdown With Soviet Over Atom Energy Rule   British Member of U. N Asks Russia to State Position

SEEK RUSSIAN ATOMIC VIEWS   Britain Readies Questions Intended to Draw Out Reds on Proposals

Russian Stand on Atomic Tssue Sought   Key Questions Drafted for Soviet Answers

Britain To Query Russia On Atomic Control Position  Gromyko Once More Rejects U. 5. Plan

Key Questions On Atom Bomb Control Asked   Interrogation Will Be by Britain, Says Richard Miles

Help for Europe's Homeless Is Urged  Marshall Asks Speedy OK of Refuaee Program

Air Porce Day Is August 1   Air Power Is Peace Power   Geo. F. Mills Will Manage Bell Exchange

LAUNCH STRATEGIC DRIV!   Chinese Nationalist Troops Into Manchuria by Rail and Sea

Arabs See Soviet Victory in UN's Partition Vote   ‘Syrian Delegate Will Ques  tion Legality of Palestine Decision

Capital-Labor Balance Upheld By GOP Hopeful   Taft and Ball Assail 10-Point Program As Proposed to Congress

STASSEN LABOR PLAN BEFORE CONGRESS   Calls for Restraint by Both Management and Workers

Closed Shop Is Defended By Stassen   Opposes Taft, Ball In Urging Congress Go Slow in Changes

CANDIDATE FOR GOP NOM BMATION DECLARES SLOSED  - SHOP 18 "BALANCE OF,_... STRENGTH” —_°

Federal Revenue  Shows Increase Nearly Two Billion Has Been Collected

News Behind the News  Copyright McClure Newspaper Syodiecate   WASHINGTON By Ray Tucker  Roenharraccod Harold B

AED OFFENSIVE 18 TURNED BICK   Government General Claims  5,000 Communists Killed,  ss Bnet in Full Rout

9,000 Chinese Reds Die In Manchuria   Changchun Offensive _ ts Smashed by  Government Forces

Chiang Forces Claim Manchurian Victory   Government General Says Big Communist Drive le Smachead

Reds’ Changchun Thrast Halted, General Asserts  Communists. Leave 5,000 Dead, Rest Fleeing, Tu Claims

VANDERRITT WINDOW DIES   WESTERN HEMISPHERE May Lead World to Peace

Showdown Stage Near for Soviets   Marshall in Big Four Conference Places Molotov on Spot

Reuther's Man Sweeps Thomas from UAW Post   CIO Union's Chief Demands Labor Have Voice in Europe Aid

11 Sentenced To Death For Nazi Atrocities  Five Women, Six. Men Dianne nd fae ete

Eleven Are to Di For Cruelties Of Women’s Prison  Doctors and Nurses . Are Among Those To Pay With Lives

Senate Passes First _ Bills Of '47 Session      Governor Delays Naming of Advisory Tax Committee

WOULD LEGALIZE STATE LOTTERY BY REFERENDUM   Baltimore Delegate Introduces Bill; Anti-Bribe Measure Offered   CITY DELEGATION SETTLES DISPUTE

Phone Strike CurbMeasure  May Be Lost   Masure Approved By Committee, But Vote May Not Be Possible In Time

Emergency Strike Curbs Advocated By House Group   Labor Committee Votes 16-3 to Give Truman Extra Power

PARAGUAYAN CIVIL WAR NEARS END   Government Forces Claim String Of Victories

Paraguay Rebels Facing Defeat  End of Civil War Believed in Sight °

Revolution In Paraguay Appears Near End As Lovalist Forces Draw Nearer Rebel Capital

armers Are Tole (g(tiange Crops hiv ants Meet   Need To Improve Some Ground To Better income   \/-Week Paraguayan Civil War \ears End, Government Holds

PARAGUAYAN CIVIL WAR NEARS END   Rebei Capital Of Concepion Expected To Fail

Paraguayan Uprising Nears End  ff awennmaont Tranne Naar the Pahboal Capitol Today

‘End Seen To Revolt In Paraguay   Loyalist Troops Press Toward Concepcion,  Rebel Capital; Expect ‘Fall to End Rebellion

PARAGUAY SEES END OF REVOLT   South American Rebellion Appears Near End As Government Troops Approach Rebel Capital.

PLAN. WOULD. GIVE TAUMAN   RATION POWER 1 HE  r ‘DEEMED sUC H ACTION NEEDED

Fuel, Food Rationing  Possible   Quiz Reveals Plan Proposed Would Give President Powers

Village of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania's Christmas Mecca, Has 50,000 Visitors

Thousands at Bethlehem, Pa., for Ceremony   City Named For Holy Site Visited By 50,000 On Tuesday

CITY OF STAR, SONG  Bethlehem, Pa., Welcomes Record Yule Pilerimage

ASKS AID FOR BOTH GREECE AND TURKEY   Tells Red Menace; Russia Recalls West: ern Ambassadors 

Drastic Change ln US. Policy Is Seen In Request   President Sends Message To Congress Asking For Funds To Aid Democracies   FEARS WORLD PEACE MAY BE IN DANGER

PRESIDENT. ASKS: FOUR HUNDRED “MILLION DOLLARS  -.BE-PROVIDED TO SUPPORT TWO GOVERNMENTS ;  “AGAINST COMMUNIST MeV RENT Bes DECLARES: FAILURE TO ACT: wilt Tee  - HAVE FAR-REACHING EFFECT. ° eat           * By ROBERT G.. NIXON Infernational Nawe Cervicte

Positive Action Vital To Peace President Says   Congress Told Red-Led Terrorists Imperil Existence of Greece

‘Little Assembly’ Plan for United Nations Approved hy Overwhelming Majority; Russia to Boycott Year-Round Sessions

MARSHALL ASSEMBLY PLAN IS APPROVED   Soviet Bloc Announces It Will Boy. cott Year-Around Session of Group.

Majority Of 43-6 Ballots For Proposal   Year-Round Meet Will Be Attended By 51-Nation Body

Soviet Bloe To Boycott Year-Around Assembly   Makes Statement After Committee Gives Approval to ‘Little Assembly’

Soviet Boycott Of Session Is Prompt Reply  51 Nations Would Attend Meetings

PLAN FOR U.N. INTERIM BODY IS APPROVED   Soviets Oppose Action Announce Boycott Of Little Assenibly

U.N. Approves Little Assembly   Soviet Bloc Promptly Announces Boycott: Action Spreads Cleavage

U.N. Majority  Favors Little Assembly Plan   Soviet Bloe Reveals Intentions to Boveott Year-Round Session

Marshall Plan Is Accepted by UN Assembly  Boycott of Russia Is Ignored as Majority an ae ee A

RETURN TRIP WAS STARTED ~. EARLY TODAY      ROBOT-CONTROLLED CRAF' 1S REPORTED FLYING ON SCHEDULE FROM  ENGLAND t

OTHER IMPORTANT LEGISLA.  TION IS ALSO'TO BE _ ACTED UPON BY THE ASSEMBLY